GHS Yearbook 1985

BeMer than doing homework For Ondy Mosrers and Scorr Porrerson, hoVing rhe comics read aloud to them by Tom MIT!er is the best i:xirr of the doy

Where ' s the creek ? Dunng o second hour gym doss, Mo~ Heffington orremprs ro hone up hlS golf skills Whor skills"

Pra y er I n the stan ds? Debbte f\omsrerrer (end fnend from Wesrminster) Gino M ornnez, Tim Fields, Tracie Cour and Sharon M cOure offer silent supporr for our Demon football players

Catching the spotlight • Clowning around or the powderpuff game are (Front l\ow) Peter Morreruoo, Scorr South Andy Modser,, Mork Fluekiger, l\om Leidner, Orendon Hoger, (Middle Row) Gage Fellows. Fronk l\ciles, John Oochofer, Tom Egon. Andy Copelond, (Dock Row) Enc Hansen, Mork Stone, Ke1rh Cusod<. ond 0111 Oremer

Action sroge righr - Gregory (Yann LuZZJez) Sampson <Tim Fields) Mercuno (Keirh Sealy) and Tybolr (Par Jager) rehearse Mercurio s deorh scene for rhe ploy fl.omeo and Juher

Finding rhelr own places Joe Kennedy heads for D-bu1lding while orher students go rheir own ways

Hoving so much fun - Sandy Dixon sruffs rhousonds of pounds of groceries into socks 1n a day at Safeway

Moy I help you? - lrs gerting to weor rhe snazzy uniform that makes working or McDooolds worrh 1t modelled here by 0111 Oode

Motown summer Ketrh Lansford sics hlS VIOOUS and bloodrh1rsry lawnmower upon rhe 1nnocenr and harm~ grass

Participation peaks

The InrensIry, quoliry, enrhus1osm and sinceriry of school spirir dis· ployed all week by srudenrs was rhe besr

I hove ever observed 1n my years as a prinapol ," said Henr y Lujan ,n rhe porenr newslerrer

Julie Cha v ez and Tom Cul v er were elecred King and Queen over nominees Kr is Foreman an d Dean Erickson , Susan Mcinro y and Willie Tr i mmer and Heather Ta y lor and Tim Luke The junior orrendonrs w ere Janet Hawkinson and Jim Barne y and rhe sophomore orrendonrs were Shannon Mattox and Rick DIDonato .

As usual, rhe Senior class won rhe floor comperirion wirh rh e morro: " Relax, rake your shoes off, Golden is coming home ''

The foorboll ga me ogoinsr rhe Green

M ounro,n Roms h ad on incredible beginning when rhe Demons drove the boll ro rhe Roms' one ya rd line in their firsr possession Ar half nme rhe Demons received a sronding ovorion from rheir fans Tim Luke felr, "This was one of our besr games because we gor so much supporr from rhe crowd ''

Fun without the sun Chnsrine Gillespie , Darb ll.ob1e and Margo Annis giggle and gargle in rhe swimming pool during rhe Luau

Blunt d ispla y of spi ri t • Mike Lucherro exposes himself while 'he loyally supporrs Golden or rhe blockour volleyball gome

Here comes the roy al ty- Nor yet owore rhor rhey ore ro be King and Queen Tom Culver and Ju,.e Chavez pur on rhetr srrozzy dorhes ond smiles ro ride In rhe parade

Loter fO(mer Q.Jeen, Kelly Mdoughtin crowns 1984 ' s Queen Julie Chavez ood l'\ick DiDonoro and Shof"W')()() Morrox srond proudly os rhey ore prodoJ med sophomore orrendonrs Robb vowe ond .Joner Hawkin son ef¥JY riding in o Corverre dunng rhe parade os rhe JUOIOf o rrendonrs ( Crowe standing In for Ji m Barn ey). Jim Dorney tS o sror on rhe foorboll ream so he con r accompany his CO-Junior orrendonr Joner Hawkinson

Fantastic drive In Golden ' s first pos.session of rhe game Dove M eyer runs rhe boll down ro rhe one yard line and rhe crowd goes ecsronc

Not Just a pretty voice 01otr creores o very original floor fO( rhe Homecoming parade and has fun doing ir The singers who ger ro nde on rhe floor ore John Warren , Don Chris ty Mike Hansen. Lisa Ournhom and Angie Arnold

Put your h ead on my shoulder Tim Acker impresses Tino Oouner wirh his dance !es.sons, rruly one of rhe romer momenrs In Tim's eveni"9 However, Keirh Emrick and his dare from Wheor f\idge don'r seem ro nonce as rhey ore wrapped up 1n rhe1r own romonnc evening

Aloh a Deouhful Oob Kinsey shows his Demon Spmr wirh his personalized brand of Howouon foshloo Oeing o Soool Studies reacher. Kinsey knows on rhree rrodltionOI meo()Jngs of aloha 'hello" · goodbye". and (when repeored several rimes In on angry rone) · -yovr moiher sucks rhe roes of drunken lepers".

Abundance of spirit

Homecoming provided on array of In reresnng evenrs for everyone The Srud enr Coundl l~epr lunch rime lively, beg1nn1ng wirh a p1e-eonng conresr on Monday , fallowed by jello sucl~ing on Tuesdoy The huge mugs filled with roor beer were no chall enge for Ton y Do y le , winner of Wed nesday's roor beer chugging Thurs day , even rhe freezing rain d1dn'r srop brave Demonires from gerring into rhe sp1nt of rhing s on Hawaiian Doy

Th e Powder Puff games were rhe rop1c of many conversations rhroughour rhe week The Junior Powder Puff ream was defeated by rh e sophomore ream, who rhen went on ro bear rhe seniors in a close game, 1412 Our rhese doss compennons didn't get In rhe way of a unified, spirit-filled pep assembly All rhar arrended were enrertoined wirh var1ous acr1vmes The h1ghhghrs included skits by borh the staff and the Key Club and a routine performed by rhe cheerleaders

Th e week drew ro a dose wirh a softer touch, rhe Homecoming dance This romantic e vening ropped off Homecoming weel~ for many happy couples

Bottle of the Belch • Jodi Me<:h proncolly inhales 16 gallons of roorbeer wh11e Solly Horney expends equol energy exhohng 1r

Gi m me o Q - Slighrly disrorred cheerleooers Jeff Glenn Tom Traub Tracy Armenro and Fronl~ f\olles odd o rouch of humor ro rhe Homecoming os.sembly

A dedicated seni or - Jenrnfer Judson rol~es sptnr o srep rurrher lemng everyone know. w1rh creative makeup rhor she ployed for rhe senior Powder Puff ream

A test? What test - After school Koren Andrews finds our from Don M ornson ond Kim Draper what resr she musr srudy for , and Nore Marler disc\JsseS rhe days evenrs wirh Shelley Pererson and Eric Jen· sen

Facing the raging winds Chr~y Smirh prepares ro go our inro rhe fierce srorm of Ocrober

Is this your look - Sreve Lororre Heorher Greb, Joe Coin, ~I Williams ( top row ), ond Kim Fox, Sue Lomprell, Mike Vicror and )' Morgon show rheir " fastuonoble " look

fwJsr~, anyone?- A large collection of jewelry ond glo ves are seen everyday on guys and gals It's port of the fashionable look

Con I get o ride home ?. Kim Fox asks rhor ever prevolenr question rhor so many of us face doily Kevin Warren dreods onorher rrek to rhe pmking lor on crurches whlCh. or nmes. seemed robe a fad, especially among ski enthUSiasrs

''Fashion'' Trend?

Like roses ofter rain, each one 1ndiv1duol, rhe srudenrs or GHS were so un1oue thor walking down the halls was on "experience" in irself The most popular hair sryle, wosh-n-wear, was os easy as possible There were a few, espeaolly girls. thor were brave enough to experimenr with color

Layers were definitely "in" and rhe colors were no exceprion Turquotse and fush10 wenr rogerher as well os peach and gray, red and block and the flourescenr oranges, greens and pinks For everyone concerned about fashion loose fitting dorh1ng was a musr Speol~ing of fashion, popular names thor appeared 1n swearers, r-sh1rrs, and jeans were Esprit , Hunter' s Run , Ralph Lauren , Ocean Pacific, and Le vi s Army forigues were worn by those students that wonted that "adventuresome" look and swears were available for those who wonted ro be sporry and casual

Shoes were definitely porr of one's attire It didn't morrer whar color rhe outfit was, there were shoes one could buy ro march Penny loofers, boors, or rop siders were worn by those " GQ " guys

Jewelry Oh yes Ir was very imporranr ro wear all the necessary accessories such as bracelers, unique rings, long earrings and belts rhor were always too big ThiS completed rhe "fashionable" look

Stacey Goudge srared thor, "there were a lor of f a d s, b ut e a ch individual ser his or her own "'fad " '

Prince reigns In " Purple Rain " • Pnnce·s debur 1n " Purple 1'01n nor only gained him noronery bur also many new admirers His srornng role 1n rhe mov,e and rhe soundrrock hove ocqu,red growing conrroversy obour rhe movie ' s meon1ng This bkxkbusrer JS definrety o fun onel

Oh nol They ore gonna ger you If you don ' t wat cb curl 'Gremlins ore here, 1nvad1ng not only mov,e theatres bur also mosr gifr shops across rhe counrry Worch our or rhey will invade your heortl They ore sneaky little vormlf1rsl

Long awaited sequel • A generonon ofrer 2001 mode movie hlSfory its sequel oppeors As rhe posrer 1n rhe LMC encouroges. srudenrs ofren reod rhe book as well as v,ew 1ng the film

Whose a fraid o f rhose big , bod g hosts? - Nor rhe famous 'Ghosrbusrers' • rhor's for sure' This feor1es.s, humorous reom orrrocrs mulnrudes as rhey rry to nd rhe ary of evil ghosrs

Fads include movies, music

Jusr as rhere were fads with clorh1ng and hair sryles, rhere are fads wirh movies and muSlc.

Olockbusters like Gremlins and Ghosrbus• rers orrempred ro fnghren and enrerraIn movie buffs, while Pnnce appeared 1n a debur film ennrled "Purple r\01n", which dep1cred his own hfe Many movie-goers, afrer having read Arthur C Clarke ' s version of rhe book, were enrhrolled wirh the release of rhe film 2010

For many Michael Jackson fans, Sep· rember was an excinng monrh, rhe V1crory Concerr come ro Denver's own Mile High Sradium. Many Golden srudenrs and reochers paid )30 for nd~ers so rhey could see rhe Jacksons perform, especially M ichael Jackson who mode a hit with his dance rounne ro 01lly Jeon'' A few lucky members of rhe Forensics ream caught glimpses of the exciting event as they sold Pepsi ro the mob of

rhirsry Jackson fans Said Debbie Miller I will ne. er forger selling Pepsi and having seven foor bouncers grabbing Pepsi's with· out paying for rhem ''

Musical 1nteresrs seemed to be especially spread-our rh1s year Madonna mode a hir of her single "Lil~e a V1rg1n , which come from her second album of rhe some name The Eddie and rhe Crus1ers soundtracl~ was a big seller, roo Of course rhere were still rhe all nme favontes lil~e AC / DC, Rott , Adam Ant , Zebra , and many more

On New Year's Eve rwo of music's hor rest rocl~ers Vince Neil , lead singer of Motley Crue , and Rick Allen , drummer for Def Leppard , experienced rhe 111 effects of rhe use of alcohol, resulnng 1n ouro acodenrs

This year broughr srudenrs wonderful nmes which 1nduded rhe music ro which rhey hsrened and rhe movies rhey saw

The sound of music Just a few of Golden's ravonre mUS1C groups !\arr, Zebra, Modoo 10 AC/OC The Time, Frankie Goes ro Hollywood, Eddie and rhe Cru,s ers, Adam Anr, Prince, and Oananarama

On the move Police officials Eddie Murphy , Judge l\e1nhold ond John Ashron 1nvode rhe ~tare of a corrupr mtlhooa,re whom rhey suspecr of drug smuggling and murder in Poramounr Ptcrures' ' Oeverly Hills Cop"

HI mom I Michoel .Jockson waves his famous glove or rhe rowds or rhe V1etory Concerr

Never more woe • • •

Good luckl"

"No ' 'Whof;>"

"You don'r soy 'good luck • " "Oh, sorry Um, breol~ a leg ' "Thanks."

Thl5 may seem like a small concern compared ro rhe moJor problem for the first rwo performances of Romeo and Juliet Richard Smith , who starred as Romeo , was very ill And, as 1f rhor wasn'r bod enough, 1t was highly conrogeous Everyone was concerned, espeaolly for Delia Reid , who ployed Juliet Purnng forrh rhe1r besr even when rhey weren'r up ro rhe1r besr showed real dedication

After two performances, Direcror John Klug relucronrly posrponed rhe lost rwo unril Sm i th was stronger

Also included 1n rhe cost were Cyndi Oarday (chorus), Martina Gerwing (chorus), Michael Hanson (Escolus), Kyle Westgard (Pons), Yann Lussiez (Gregory), Andy Madsen (Oenvoho), Alison Shaya (chorus), Mary Smith (chorus), Keith Sealy (Mercurio), Angie Arnold (Lady Copuler), and Peter Mortenson (Capulet)

Many people held mulnple ports such as Joe Cain (chorus), Peter Abram , Elliot Theide (chorus, servant), Mariellen Hug (Nurse, studentdirecror), Karen Whitehouse (chorus, servonr), Pat Jager CTybolr, Fnor Lawrence), Tim Fields (Fnor John, on Apothecary), and Scott Raile (a Monrogue, Old Copuler)

Also a speool rhanks goes ro Cori Lister (flure), Michelle Petersburg (flure) and Mei-Lan Wong (celo, musical direcrory) for adding a touch of profess1onolism

An unjust death • Lady Copuler ( Ang le Arnold ) mourns over rhe slain body of Words of advice r.omeo ( Richard Smith) os.sures Oenvolo Tybolr ( Par Jager) (Andy Madsen) rhot he is old enough ro run his own fife

Ah , true lovel Julier ( Della Reid) rells of rrue love and secrei rendezous

Moving right along Corne Wilcox and Kelly Sharpe follow some Arvods srudenrs. heading for onorher workshop session

Closs started 10 minutes ago Sron Schofield seems ro hove o flare for orrrocnng rhe srudenrs orrennon

He avy thoughts fill the room

Pot Jager sirs oppreoonng one of rhe few momenrs of silence

Woll hold that pose! Jon Doi ron Amy Von Dyke Melonie

Doker (top) Cheryl Williams

Joe Coin P-okesh Chopra f\ick

D1Donoto Ken Orunel (middle), Cyndi Oordoy John Smith , Par Jager Coro Longngg and Sro• cey Kerrenng (borrom) form a pyromtd ;usr for fun

Ne'N outlook gained

Thursdoy , Seprember 27, 44 GHS srudenrs and e1ghr sponsors joined 75 Arvada srudenrs for o 3 -doy A-Team r\erreor in Esres Porl~ Fnendsh1ps were developed, many of which will nor be forgorren

The purposes of rhe rerreor were enhonc Ing rhe ob1hry ro savor rhe good rh1ngs In hfe building self esreem and using posinve peer pressure In f1ghnng drugs and negonve be · hov1ors The workshops were conducred by rhe A -Team, who travel rhroughour rhe counrry ded1conng rheir hves ro young people Mosr of rhe A-Tearn ore !mown for rhe1r och1evemenrs 1n orhlencs and ocodem1cs

Many people may remember rhe A-Team's assembly and rhe1r personal v1Sirs wirh rhe Srudenr Counol and rhe foorboll ream rhe week before rhe retreor Willie Mitchell also returned for the W1nrerfesr Assembly

Wor!~hops, ream planning nme , communiry meetings, and hmired unsrrucrured nme filled the days while more worl~hops, social evenrs and heavy rhoughrs filled rhe evenings An evenruol sense of monvonon and exoremenr filled rhe hearts and minds of rhose who commirred rhemse1ves ro rhe quohry of life or GHS Coming bock ro school was exonng Many come bock with o new ourlool~ on hfe

Dy rhe end of rhe rerreor rhe doseness of rhe All Sror family was incredible Tia Kellenbe nz commenred 'Everyone became close and a fam1'y The A-T earn has a soeool rhing going and everyone should be able to share what we shored ."

Rick DiDonato rhoughr rhe rerreor " w1I help me ro be a leader in rhe furure and will also help our school "

During rhe rerrear vIs1ts from Henry Lujan , Barba ra Sibold , Dan Patterson and an Olympic Gold Medal winner gave sup porr ro rhe retreat

The All- Srors connnued ro meer ,n large groups and comm1rrees rhroughour rhe year ro worl~ for ,mprovemenrs or GHS The sponsors, headed by Bonnie Cady , also connnued rhe1r supporr

Come on guys Whor s wrong w ith Boch? Melonie Doker sirs next to Krisnn r.einers patiently w01nog ro ploy rre Lomb

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir? Coro Loogngg , rwo Arvodo srudenrs ~bock f\ob HowK1 iS f\okesh Chopra Knsnn r.e1ners , Pot Jager, Melonie Doker (middle) ond Arvodo srudenr, Srocey Kerrenng ond Tio Kellenbenz (fronr) sing 1n high hopes of rhe1r big break coming soon

All In rhe famil y Jennifer Condreay , Kelly Sharpe , Come Wilcox , Cyndi Dordoy Par Jager and Amy Von Dyke compare notes

the season

W1nrerfesr rhrs year was nor as festive as 1n previous years however, rhe ortempt ro hove o great nme was mode by many On Monday there was o hor chocolore sipping rhrough a candy cone conresr Seem impossible:> Ir wos The wall~ in movies were Hardware Wars , a force of Star Wars, and A Christmas Carol with Mr McGoo. Dressing up as on elf or as Sonro was rhe rheme for Tuesday and rhere were quire a few angels running around roo Some costumes were complicated and others lefr a lor to rhe 1mog1nor1on Wednesday rhe cafererio picnic was nor as successful as Srudenr Council hod hoped , bur a !or of people liked the idea

When osl~ed whether or nor people liked Winrerfesr, many replied , "I don't know, I was suspended ' The snowman building conresr was canceled due ro the lock of all thor fluffy white sruff we were supposed ro ger in December Friday was a spiriruol day, o nme ro give gifts, cards and worm fuzz1es before the Chrisrmas breol~ The assembly ofter school was a great success with rhe KIMN Chicken from KIMN Radio Debbie Bade was chosen first annual GHS Winterfest Pogeanr winner, ofter rigorous quesrion1ng Lastly. Sonro po1d o visit to give candy ro all of the good lirrle boys and girls

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Exuberanf elves Natosha Stogner JS so overcome by W1nterfest she cof"l't sroy ii"\ her seat

Wann heor o secret? Drod Moody en;oys rhe ever• prevalent holiday rreor • rhe candy cone

Suggesting holiday advice Willy Mlrchell o member of rhe A Teom, mode o rerurn VI.Sir fOf our Christmas assembly

And heeeeeeeeeeeere ' s Santo Nchord Smirh inrroduces Sonro and soon is bombarded by orooous srudents 1n search of o piece of candy

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Was It the speclol seasoning •

No, I om not studying! • Nikki Smith, M ork Fluek,ger Andy Copeland Orendon Hoger and Cora Loogngg make rhe moSf of their spore nme

Afrer eoring Chicken M cNuggets. Scort South grits his reelh in derermoonon, trying ro become o hghtbulb ro light his shade

Clinic services. P,oberr Toggarr and Srocey Goudge rry ro ~nd help for !heir condinons on Halloween ' s Cosrume Doy

Central lnrelllgence Agency beware Garmon Srroh gives o ' Who me' · sm1e while he minks of rhe secrer pas.sword

~uperheroe,s need food too • Md)onolds provides nourishmenr for Superman, o k.o Peter M onenson

Ir w as greorl' exclaimed senior Karen Andrews . The school year of 1984 -85 appeared a success A lrhough rhe usual ups and do w ns were In evidence, rhe feeling of och1evemenr rhrough on e duconon was alw ays pre senr Oorh foculry and srudenrs helped ro promote o more pos1nv e image fo r GHS and rh1s was reft e cred in rhe srud e nr's orriru d es ro do well In all areas As rhe se niors prepared ro leave rhe hallways of GHS and rhe sophomores and Juniors fulfilled their goals, all l~epr ,n mind rhor rhey should srrive ro m e er all exp e cronons, yet hove fun w hile doing so!

'84 - 't-was a very good year

Splendor from the past

plendor 1n rhe Gross'· rook audiences a srep bock ,n time where rhey found Deonie Loomis ( P..osemerry Wahtola ) and Dud Sromper ( Andy Madsen ) deeply involved 1n a 20's romance Dud's parents, Ace Stamper (Ryder Hart. ley) and Mrs Samper ( Ang i e Arnold ) , were roo busy with Oud's ftightly stSrer, Ginny Stamper (Ka. ren Andrew s) , to help 1n Oud's frustrated love However, Deon1e's parents, Mrs Loomis ( Lia War ton ) and Del LoomtS (Peter Mortenson ) , were involved to on extreme. placing the young lovers in o bod s1ruorion

Dean1e and Dud also hod ro ignore the molioous whispers of their friends, Koy ( Cyndi Bordoy ) , June (S arah Sh i er ) , Juanita ( Kathy Paez) , Toots ( Pat Jager) and r\usry ( Darrell Woolsey )

Suppornng choracrers included Miss Mercalf ( Melissa Powell ) , Glenn ( Eri n Franks ) , Arnold r\oss ( Richard Smith ) , Doy One ( Keith Sealy ) , Ooy Two ( Joe Barton ) , Doc Smiley ( Michael Han. sen) , Angeline ( Chara Ell i ot) , Johnny Mosrerson (S ealy ) , and Doctor Judd ( Bri an Smith ) ,

Wh at's up Doc? Doc Smiley <Michoel Hansen) disCUSSeS Deonie's condition wirh her farher De1 Loomis (Peter Morrenson)

Whor would my mother soy? - Deonie LoomiS (l\osemerry Wahrolo) experrly dodges Toors's (Par Jager) kiss

-..offee teo or me? Dud St amper (Andy M odsen) pours h1S rroubles our ro A .flt ,e ·0xiro Elhor). or the nme on unknown wa,rress. bur soon his be'oved b<ide

Aga i n? r\Jchord Smith and P.osemerry Wahrolo rehearse a scene one more time proaice makes perleo

Sunday In the park Deorne Loomis (P.osemerry Wahtolo) and Dud Stamper {Andy M odsen) shore a dehghrful pIcr11c 1n o nor so romonoc oud1ronum semng

Thumbs up, '85 . 1

984-65 Midway through rhe eighties

Arurning point? Time slowly pulled us away from the ideals of the SLXnes and Sevennes radical concerns for rhe envtronmenr and human righrs , and prorests again.st war and violence

As those days become more d1sranr we ore drown ever doser ro the Ninties and beyond The computer age will bring 1neviroble advances in rechnolog1col and medical scienc es

Whor rhe future bnngs. only rime rells, bur 1f rhe year's events were a foreshadowing of the future rhen rhings will 1nevirobly look up Positive events included new arms ralks , moss projects to feed the starving and re1nst1runng of American pride. from rhe supporr of our Ol ympics to rhe resrororion of rhe Srorue of Liberry, funded solely by rhe American peopl e

All thumbs Pres,den r f\eogon shows his Amencon pride shorrly ofrer being eleaed ro onorher rerm as presidenr

" She knows where the beef Is " Wolrer Mondale and running mare Geraldine Ferraro shore enrhUSklsm as rhey ore nom1nored for rhe Democronc ncker for presldenr and vice presidenr

Homeward bound ofrer rwo yeors of police ocnon 1n Delrur Amencon Mannes head for home

Food for thought o srorving EthlOplon child sirs holding on empty food par Foounorly mass efforrs were mode by groups and 1nd1V1duols ro help feed rhe srorv,ng children

Thinking touch down • Joe Montono looks for a receiver as lefr gourd for rhe 49ers srops Dolphin Don McNeol's rush

America ' s sweerheart Mory Lou f\erron sreols rhe hearts of mllons w1rh h er gymnas· tic obt1iry

'85 olive

'Ti hough millions of changes occured 11 around us, many old rradirions srill held The American spirit knew a new pnde whe n our Olympic ream turned rhe heads of r e world Many couples srill en;oyed rhe rroc;l 1rion of raising a family, even royalry Mq y loyal fans spent endless hours ,n fronr of t}le relev1Sion watching rhe World Series and the Super Dowl

" yer changes did happen and progress wot ev,denr Pressure was pur on rhe stores by the Federal Government to ratSe rhe dri(lking age ro 21 bur, ro the pleasure of all futu re 18 year olds the bill didn' r poss Soen4e and space rook onorher leap forward wi new 1nvennons and prom1S1ng r,ew leatjs ,n medicine

o each 1985 will represent somerh,ng different For some ir was rhe besr year of thef growing lite Our for others ir was a year for learning from their m1Srokes With each ye¢ r comes new and promising outlooks

The roar of v icto ry • Cool~ Gibson and Darrel Evon of rhe Derr0tr Uons congrol'\Jlore each orher wrrh rheir World Se,,es win

The- fomlly four. Prince Charles and Lady Diano pose wirh older son Prince Wilborn and new born Prince Henry

What a sport!

Alrhough organized and ream sporrs were popular or GHS, so were rhe 1nd1v1dual, recreononol and jusr for-fun sporrs GHS srudenrs could be seen running 1nd1v1duolly or wirh friends all around Golden and elsewhere Arhlenc clubs were grear places ro ger on rhe track and run, as well as ploy roquerboll, swim and work our w1rh weight machines

Srudenrs used rheir bicycles to ger themselves 1n shape and ro ger wherever they were going

()owling was a good way ro ger rid of frustration, and It was nor weorher dependent

When winter came, many more sporrs became available W1nrer rowns such as Keystone and Vail offered ice skonng, hockey, and, of course, skiing When one wonted a challenge, Drunken Frenchmen or Mory Jone and A volonche or Loveland provided, and Gonzo skiers like Glenn Wolfangle and Roy Tanner could be found on and off rhe cornice or Loveland doing spread eagles, hehcoprers and sphr-legged Jumps

Hunnng season sent many srudenrs our for wild game Grear hunting could be found all over Colorado as well as rhe neighboring srores

When spnng come, rhe ourdoors srudenr ser our on a comping or fishing trip Along wirh comping, come mounro,n climbing

As school let our, stud enrs looked forward ro summer sporrs of many kinds

Before the blff - Enn Dev1rr orremprs ro pur up o snow doud before she rakes o spill Oreckenndge offers o voriery of greor skung

Whom 111 Shoun Chnste~ and John Oochoter ease srress by raking our rhetr inner on1mosrr1es on on 1nnoceflr roquerboll

Keeping It up Unnl one becomes profloent like Tino Guerrero and Herb Schroeder trying ro keep o ho<ky sock 1n the 01r con bu~d up stress

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You hove speool memories rhor you w1Sh ro save These memories ore unique ro you They m19hr be newspo per d1pp1ngs or photos or, perhaps, ourogrophs from speool friends Whatever rhe memories ore, this 1s your page for your own special mementos

Everybody like s a hug Ar leosr rhree hugs a day ore recommended Jon Doiron helps Don Chnsry get he;

Hine heads better than one Angie Nel son, Scarr Sourh. Shelley Petersen Fronk l\olles. Jenny Judson , Lon Drain Lorry l\ock, Dove Polevoy and Shelley Fischer show rhe1r besr

'Class \¥ith style' enjoys variety

Th6 year's senior class offered nor only a vonery of people but also a vonery of sryles

We hod cowboys (not to mennon cowgirls). jocks, punl<;ers. new-wavers. rhe scholastically inclined. and rhe less-enthus1osnc crowd

Of course. on assortment of clothing accompanied our assortment of people We hod those who lil<;ed to wear Jeans and tshirrs We hod those who liked ro wear rib bons and lace and also those who liked ro wear lea ther and lace We hod those who JUSt liked robe themselves, no morrer what

anybody else thought We must l<;eep in mind the people who lurl<;ed behind rhe sryles. they were 1mporront no morrer how they lool<;ed or dressed. and rhey ore a port of our groduonng class. rhe "class with sryle Even though we differed in op1n1ons and values. we all hod a common goal, and as seniors, we reached rhot goal Those years didn't really lost a hfenme. Jusr for a fleenng moment. bur rhe cherished memories will lost forever

GHS melodrama Jenny Judson while 91v1ng the photographer on 1nnocenr .,oc:ked by Scorr Sourh Never ro fear Jenny Lorry Rock will defend iJUTse she's unsure of his defense and she deodes ro fend for herself

Besr of friends Dnon Olyrhe Som Keyes , Ken On.1nel and Rondy Snyder end rhe day w11h o friendly bull in rhe lounge one of the mosr popular spors ro find sen10<s of oil kinds

Now what? Shonna Hummel is somewhat confused by SAT ·or~ ACT scores and college opphconons Who isn't'

Reptlllon repli ca Er,zordberh Dov1dson dem onsrrores her infamous l,zord look

Feelln ' olive In ' 85 The gr ooru:ig doss of 1985 shows rhere 's more ro school rhon JUSt srudy,ng

Lots o' class

RomLeidner , Nancy Parido and Richard Smith planned, bro1nsrormed , organized and pornopored in evenrs such as rhe senior class floor , senior ocnv1ty n1ghr , ACT / SAT preporor1on m1n1-closses , groduonon and more

Leidner said rhor he enJoyed being presi denr of rhe senior doss because , ' 'Once you ore a class officer , everyone expecrs you ro organize and run ocrivir1es Ir gives you rhe imperus ro do rhor, wheres you orherwise would nor do ir on your own Ir' s fun ro do rhings rhor ore successful ' ·

Pa ricio , secrerory -rreosurer , said , ' 'Ir rol~es a lor of rime and ir 1s a challenge Ir is a good way ro ger involved ·'

"Whor';>" said Smith , vice presidenr , " Me a senior class officer:> No, I rhinl~ you hove me confused wirh someone else Pardon me:> You're going rouse my picrure:> Well, 1n rhor case, being senior doss vice presidenr, I was exposed ro many new challenges It was fun I See you in rhe White House '·

Keep ing bus y Senior o fficers Nancy Poncio, l\om Le1dner and l\ichord Smirh revi ew o fina l draft o f rhe g roduonon program

Par Abborr Paulo Anderson Lisa Arnold

Ashley Abel Koren Andrews Chris Auld

Tim Acl~er Craig Andrews Jones Annerre Axron

f\ob Adams Jon Armenro John Oochofer

Debbie Alle n Tracy Armenro 0 1 11 Oode

Artist

''Take it easy'' As

rhe Closs of '85 wenr rnro rhelT final year, course selecrions for many seemed ro change "Trodmonol" courses such as physics and morh were avoided for " less difficulr " courses lil~e PE and woodshop For rhese seniors, who "rool~ ir easy , " free hours were also a necessiry Some srudenrs enjoyed as many as four hours o ff during rhe course of rhe day One ''blow-off'' schedule was rhor of Decky Thomas se cond quorrer

1st off

2nd - Srudenr Assis ronr

3rd DECA

4rh 0usiness Morh

5th - off

6rh off

7rh off

Srudenrs lil~e Thomas figured rhor ofter 12 years of school rh ey shouldn'r hove ro worl~ roo hard rh e1r senior year

Dirty hands Hope Collins orrempr s ro creore some t h ing beo u nful from o fo rm less lump o f d ay

ic attitude York Morgan works on his arr proJecr According ro teacher Gene Youngmonn, many srudenrs rol~e arr rhinktng 1t will be easy. and ocruolly find ,r qu,re cholleng,ng

Exerclzlng his derrlere Jeon Novonr relaxes on rhe bleachers dunng hiS P E doss

Where Is your hat? Denise Goodman, Kallie Snyder, and Apnl Oenson are 1n rhe middle of one of rhe1r laughing arrocks nghr before rhe homecoming game or Orool~ field

Grian Glyrhe William Gremer

Jeff Groden Hompron Ondwell

Jodi Grady Marry Orighr

Oino Ohorrochoryyo

Kore Orody

Ann Orown

Jomes Ourl~e

Jennifer Corl

Senior spirit shows

Andrea Oirl~by John Oranch

Ken Orunel

Anne Cord Corri Corson

D1d you ever see ony seniors wirhour sp1nr:> If so. ir was Jusr a remporory molfuncnon and rhen they would rhinl~ obour grodu oring and smile 1nsrantly Some seniors showed rhe1r spirit by orrending rhe school assemblies and sports events, sroying ofrer school for rhe senior class pIcrure or jusr hov 1ng fun Orhers showed their senior spInt by laughing whenever possible KollieSnyder exploinedsen1orspirirbysay-

Ing, "Ir's what ler's us ger away wirh laugh 1ng or everything!"

They laughed or everyrh1ng from ·' over 18" JOl~es ro rhe homeworl~ rhey should hove done

Senior spIrir also meonr showing marunry when ir really morrered This included com plenng groduonon requirements, mo1hng col lege opplicanons on rime and planning for rhe future

Senioritis strikes

S

eniorlt,s

What was it? Where did It come from-;> Was there a cure:> These and o rher relevant quesnons were osl~ed rh1s year by seniors when this disease struck rhe1r bodies and souls

Ir usually began wi th the realization rho r their school days were about ro end This Happened or varying rimes For some, sen 1orins srorred on the firsr day of rheir senior year They casua lly ornved or school rwo hours lore and, wirhour guilt, srrurred into doss, prepared only wirh a pencil, left over from rhe1r Junior year

For o rhers it starred as lore as second se mesrer Wirh the l~nowledge rhor rhe resr of their schooling would never be recognized, they figured "Why worl~-;,•·

No morrer whor rhe case may hove been, no senior was completely immune from the grasp of this dreaded disease The only cure, graduation

Shadow doncln' Amy VonDyke pomapores 1n on ocnv1ry for rhe rruly bored senior dodging one s shadow

A sudden bout of senlorlrls Adding a furrher d1menwn ro rhe game of 'shadow dodging' liso l'\ittenbery demon• stores o voriotion in whKh she prerends to be threotenly pursued by her shadow

Permanent fixtures

seniors on campus would swear on o srocl~ of bibles rhor ofrer groduonon rhey never wonred ro ever rhinl~ obour the prison l~nown ro the naive as Golden High School, when ocruolly there were quire o few rh1ngs rhey would remember Some oursronding momenrs may hove been academic while orher rhings may hove been ocr1vines rhor the school board would frown on 1f they ever found our

Whether ir was one or rhe other or some of both rhere will always be a hrrle of each groduonng class thor will remain. errher through rhe memory of a posr class and rhe,r zany stunts or a graduate remembering rhe "good ol' days" The class may even conrin ue living on 1n a reacher's mind, some more fondly than orhers

Our neverrheless rhere 1s a good sized porr of rhis class tha t shall remain wondering rhe halls ,n search o f the posr .

Ghost of seniors post Seniors lil~e Ketrh Lansford will "hounr" Golden High 1n memory for yeors ro come

Lori Drain

Tom Egon

Deon Encl~on

Leanne Fiftol

Mori,; Fluel,;1ger

Kimberly Draper

Kelly Ell,;ingron

Jon Ewing

Shelley Fischer

Krisren Foreman

David Dudden

Lee Ellior

John Fagan

Corne Flad~

Ronald Foresrer

Jen1fer Durbin

Heorher Ensminger

Gage Fellows

Laro Fleer

Mori,; Forgy

Tracey Eddy

Lisa Erbach

Oorboro Feighner

Gory Floyd

Jerry Frongos

Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde?

To some Seniors dismay. hair and tongs did nor grow when rhey dronl~ rhose magic potions In Chemistry Perhaps they gor sicl~ to rhe sromach. bur no fangs Stnv1ng ro create the ulnmare solunons many seniors labored for hours over formulas unnl they were op proved by teachers. Terr i Wahlberg or Tom Dindel . Mand y lee , who was In Di ndel' s class, lil~ed how problem solving was srressed over the memorization of those dreaded formulas Yucl~t

Help was available during "O" hour Kris Hendzel said, "I m1ghr hove learned some

thing if I hod gone ··

Even with homeworl~ help sessions, John Bachofer sroted wearily, "Ir's all Jewish ro me"

On the other hand, Renee Getter was l~nown for saying, "I t 's o breezel"

John Hogan hod nothing ro worry about wirh Steve Drown ' s materials from lost year or his side So much for rhe curves on rhe rests rhis year'

Anne Card decided ro ovoid the hassles by nor tol~1ng rhe class, while Seniors lil~e Lisa Turner and Rom leldner tool~ 1r losr year

Chris

Jeff

Heorh

Eril~

Alisro1r

Michael

f'\oberr

Koren

Kimihiro

Lourie

Diano

""'

Kim Gilmore

Grondgeorge

Harvey

Korhy Goldbocl~ Srocey Hanneman

Horhorne

Denise Goodmon

Hansen

Howl~es

-

Dennis Goodwin

Hansen

Howkins

Orerr Gaddis

Garvin

Goto

Harper

Howorrh

Don Hochsredler

M ariellen Hug

He1d1 Isom

Eric Johnson

Jenn,fer Hogan

Cindy Hull

Neil Jabn

Kevin Johnson

John Hogon

Shanna Hummell

Kelli Jaycox

M1sn Johnson

Kelly Holland

Anne llgenfnrz

Nancy Jenl~1ns

8.ussell Johnson

Chris Hoover

Durille Isaacs

Terry Jewsbury

Danna Jones

Mori~ Heffingron

Chns He1nnch

Scorr Henderson

Kns Hendzel

Scorr Hermann

sen1or srudenrs hod dreams of mol~1ng rhis school o berrer place ro be A mojoriry of the studenrs polled on changes needed, didn't lil~e rhe orrendonce policy For one rhing, rhey rhoughr rhot having porenr op provol, when 18 years old, was unnecces sory As Beth Dorman so1d, "If someone 1s 18 years old, then rhey should ouromoncolly be able ro coll themselves in ro be excused '' Oes1des w1sh1ng rhe ortendonce policy were different, many students hod other suggesnons For example, Mike Ortega commenred, "I would try ro get more sp1nt and more involvement 1n rhe football

games''

Another senior, Mon ique Voj ta respond ed. "I th1nl~ 1t would be great 1f there were some way to get nd of all the 'chques' and mol~e every person feel important and needed''

A number of students would lil~e more things 1n the lounge such as o TV and a stereo "Pu t o speol~er in the lounge so that students could hear the announcements," was also suggesred by Am y Stunkard .

Mark Young offered one lost proposal, "I would mol~e ir so that students could inreroct more"

Troci Jorgenson

Lisa Keller

Jeff Krorcho

Jenn1fer Judson

Joe Kennedy

Keirh Kubosro

Oob Kozm1ersl~i

Kelly Kinner

Chris Kuberry

Amy Lee Keith

Gretchen Kori~

Gail Logerqu1sr

Tio Kellenbenz

Jone Kotecl~1

Susan Lomprell

Keirh Lansford

Mondy Lee

Wishing for a better place to be.

Cheerleader In the making Mil-<e Orrego demon srrores his desire for more spinr w11h Glenn Wolfongle s support

!'\om Le1dner

Andre Logie

Andy Madsen

Lisa Morrin

Jonell Mayo

I 'I Chen Udd1coor

Tom Lul~e

f\oy Moesros

Gino Mornnez

Sharon McClure

Gen Liddicoor

Srephan1e Lyon

Mil~e Monninen

Kiri~ Morrhews

Audry McDonald

Cindy Lierz

Gecl~y Madonna

Nore Marler

Sondra Mauzy

Carmen McElhinney

Cori Lister

Jeff Madonna

Sl~1p Marsh

Don Moyes

Sroci Mcllwee

Alcohol issues raised

! e student dnnl<ing problem hos built up much orrenrion over the years This posr year rhe orrennon focused heavily on wide spread studenr dnnl'iing, and decreased sru denr dnnk1ng and driving porrly due ro Rom le idner ' s and Jennifer Neighbors ' serious ocodenr D U I lows become rougher In 1984, and or press rime , a new bill hod been 1nrroduced Inro the Srore Legislorure to raise rhe legal dnnl'iing age ro 21

Two school groups, rhe All Stars and rhe Helping Orher Teenogers (HOT) Tearn, fought student drinl'i1ng and driving, rhe for mer even tool'i a rerreor ro rroin the group' s members The HOT Tearn arranged guesr speol'iers to come ro GHS, and the ennre

community was inv1red Sponsor Donnie Cady said, "We ' re having fun , and we're HOT"

Perhaps the biggest news, rhough , come when rhe srudenrs coughr word rhot 37 sru denrs hod been suspended for dnnl'i1ng on the Yourh and Governmenr rnp ,n Denver, rhe weel'i before Winter 13reol'i

"Our enforcement of the policy shows rhor when a srudenr does somerh,ng ,nap propnore, such as in rhe Youth and Govern menr inodenr, ir does nor morrer 1f the sru denr is one of our 'best l'iids' or a hobiruol rroublemol'ier The pohcy does nor mol'ie concessions for rhe srorus of rhe srudenr," commenred John Vidal.

The

young and 1 the restless

Believe 1t or not. the doss of •85 was nor always rhe ''cool and elire" group of srudenrs rhor rhey were during rhe1r high school years Yes, rhey roo were once hrrle l~ids, wirh devious lirtle minds and d1rry hrrle finger nails

Even someone as "cool and collecred" as John Hogan , Tndenr Ediror 1n-Ch1ef, hod his foolish childhood momenrs When Hogan was lirrle he used ro coll himself " John Rock Truck " while ploying wirh his Tonl~os Forensics League lerrermon and "lawyer robe" Shaun Chris tensen did nor always hove his usual "rocr" His firsr per was a dead fish he scooped our of rhe lol~e or Washing ron porl~ when he was tour He l~epr 1r In a cup on his window sill for rwo weel~ un ril his ounr rool~ piry on him and boughr him o goldfish

Corl Lister ' s morher recalls one of her interesting childhood moments "One even Ing when we were worching TV, Cori, obour rhree years old rhen , woll~ed by rhe sro1rwoy and re t urned screaming, ' There 's on ocropus on rhe sro1rwoyI · Envisioning all sons of poss1biltnes, bur nor really expecring on ocropus, we 1nspecred rhe sroirwoy A f nghrened li rrle mouse srood mononless on a srep near rhe bo trom Con's 'ocropus' was removed from rhe house'"

From per srinl~bugs ro small ob;ecrs srucl~ up rhe1r noses, everyone in rhe senior class had embarras1ng hrr le momen rs

Keep on rruckln ' John l\od~ Truck' Hogon poses w1rh his trusry

Tonko and sister Molly

Cowgirl at three Con Lisrer prepares for her doily tosl~ of ocropus rusr ling _,

Senior excuses

For some srudenrs one of rhe hordesr pons obour school was nor rhe resrs nor rhe homeworl~. bur simply going to class Oarbara Howes , orrendence secrerory, said rhor on a good day she gave our on over age of five rruonr slips every hour ro students who didn't mol~e ir ro class

Popular excuses mode up by srudenrs included, "car problems", "my alarm clocl~ d1dn'r go off·, "my dog 1s sicl~". and "my mom forgor ro coll ·· Some senior srudenrs, in hopes of gerring a rruonr shp wirhour a coll ro rheir porenrs, rned ro bnbe rhe orrendonce lady wirh presenrs, money, food, and many orher priceless fom1ly relics

This year Jefferson Counry School 0oord Officials mondored a new srricrer orren dence policy for all Jefferson County Schools David Polevoy expressed, "I don'r feel rhor a new policy is going ro change students overn1ghr, bur 1n nme srudenrs will learn rhor rhe consequences oren' r worrh facing ''

Students getting excuses Seniors Hampton Dridwell, David Meyer, Tim Pardue, and Tom Egon prepare 10 bnbe rhe orrendence Secretory, while Rick Gage and Dnon Dlyrhe present rhe1r excuses

Behind the curtain

Forsome lud<y seniors, losr November 6 was a very 1mportonr day Those rhor were 18 were able ro vore in rhe General Elecnon. which gave rhem a soy 1n rheir furures This was very lil~ely rhe firsr rime mosr hod ever vored

The deos1on was a big one for reg1srered seniors, for rhey decided on issues such as nuclear arms, rhe economy, and oborrion

As Greg Coons po1nred our rhe media ployed a large role, and rhe cond1dores op peorances and speol~1ng rolenrs were very 1mporranr

Jerry Frangas srared, "I do nor vore on leadership quoliries Adolph Hitler was a leader bur I would nor vore for him ·· In sreod. he tried to "ptcl~ rhe person who would represenr America· s values ro his or her besr exrenr. ·'

Ollnky the clown Isn' t running As Dove Meyer, Tim Pardue and Scorr Parrerson rry to bnbe f\1chord Smtth. Orerr Gaddis and f\ichard Wesrgard uphold democracy by voring 1n rhe 5rudenr Council moch elecnon November 6

You aren ' t tok ing me seriously SenlOI' Dorothy Roper or rernpr~ ro help ~phomore Ko ren Conner yer ro no ovo1l ; Al gebro II has never been rhor tunny

Word to the wise

The thought of o sophomore, tape and pole broughr a shghr smile and rw1nl~le ro rhe eye of a senior Inflicted rorrure, yeohl Al rhough seniors rool~Joy 1n 91v1ng others pain, rhey were also willing to off er advice "Srudy hard and parry a lot " was 0 111 Oremer ' s priceless suggesnon Yer rhere were a trio of "courreous srudenrs"Dave Me yer , Tim Pardue and Tony Doyle

who gave this counsel, "Here ore some prionries for you sophomores and Juniors coming up Always go ro all of your classes Always go on rime Always do your home worl~ Always be l~1nd and polire to your reochers and fell ow srudenrs Please always try to ser on example in rhe classroom and around school for rhe younger srudents If all rhe srudenrs follow rhese guidelines rhe world will be a berrer place to live in " Too bod we were nor olwoys able ro pracrice whor we preached

Kim Sreohl

Amy Srunl~ord

Heorher Toylor

Julie Srermole

Lon Swenson

Marl~ Toylor

Jenn,fer Stowe

Sierra Swearingen

Theodore Stevenson

Suzi Swenson

Cassy Thiede

Oecl~y Thomas

Kelly Thompson

8.oberr Toggorr

David Thisrlewood

Kevin Thomas

Jomes Tisdel

Mori~ Srone

Trocie Srubbs

Future predictions

When seniors were asl<ed, "Whar do you expecr ro find or your 10 year class reunion?" There were many responses Mosr didn'r expecr ro find any moJor changes or rheir reunion excepr rhor rhey will oil hove grown up and morured Orhers hod more specific pred1crions For example, "on admirer" of Glen Wolfangle expected ro see him as America's newesr and horresr sex symbol Dave Meyer srored "rhere 1s no middle rood for Tony Doyle ." He onnopored rhor Doyle will eirher be Pres1 denr of rhe U S or in jail, which ever comes firsr Tim Romig 1mog1ned Richard Smith as rhe nexr Johnny Carson .

Eric Dahman p,crured Tom Traub in a rhree piece suir driving o 1995 Mercedes

0enz Durille Isaacs couldn't woir ro see Larry Rock for, bold and smol~1ng a cigar When rhe big evenr arrives, 10 years from now, rhe f ocrs will be revealed

Demonstrating his special photogenic look Glen

Wolfongle shows his stuff

Tro1s Tournllorr

Pam Tverberg

AnnoMorio Vux1n1c

Tom Traub

Amy VonDyl~e

Christie Wolrer

Wendy Tnmmer

0ecl~y VonDyl~e

0onnie Wolron

Willie Trimmer

Jerry Vogr

John Warren

Lorry Warr en Liano Worron

Lisa Turner

Monique Vojro

Kevin Warren

Juliano Worron

r.obin Worl~ins

Tracey Worl~1ns

Mil~e Werh1ngron

Ted Wildman Jr

Mei Lan Wong

Hoe M1 Yoo

Not Pictured

.

Donny Andrews

l'\enee Oerrrond

Gory Olo1r

Kennerh Ooehle

Lorry Ootrolfson

Joy Oorrs

Amy Origgs

Gregory Oucl~

Kimberly Colangelo

Wayne Colberr

Desiree Colm

John Conner

Wendy Coons

Donerre Denning

Ooo Dinh

Hong Dinh

Dono Doane

John Duhamel

Kimberly Fox

Leslie Gage

Renee Gerrer

Micheal Greenhalgh

Thomas Grosso

Lynne Hansen

Jomes Kars1of1cas

Som Keys

Charmaine Lindsay

Jomes Morrin

Mory Morrin

Cindy Mosrers

Jeff Mornngly

Thomas Miller

John Mimnaugh

Yori~ Morgon

Edward Ornelos

l'\1chord Rice

Timothy Roberts

Ellen Scorr

Jody Shields

Enc Sieloff

Keith Smith

Kelly Smirh

Audra Southworth

Kelly Spence

Stephanie Srephens

Sandro Srol~es

Kimberly Sweeney

Roy Tonner

Lugenea Vollmar

John VonF eldr

Terrence Wisdom

Trevor Wisdom

Max Wirhrow

Glenn Yaromy

Gory Zerbesr

Graydon Zissel

Oersy Weiss

Orion Whire

Andrea Willen

Dorrell Woolsey

Mori~ Young

Korhy Welch

Poul Whire

Cheryl Williams

Hoe Im Yoo

Greg Zinchini

Rich Wesrgord

Shown Whire

Glenn Wolfongle

Tracey Westling

Chns Whitehouse

Shawnee Wolph

Prom is prioity

Jun1ors nor only Juggled many d1fficulr classes bur also hod a grear deal of respons1 biliry in school ocriv1r1es The moJor dury of rhe Junior doss in Srudenr Council was ro raise all necessary funds for Prom

Junior class presidenr, Jim Pearse , explained before fundro1s1ng proJecrs began, ''We hove a lor ro do and one of my main deals is to get our whole class involved It'll be lame if we're rhe only ones orgon1z1ng Prom because ,r's rhe enr1re school's dance Oefore anyone con schnogg on any hor Prom ocnon we hove ro raise some major bucl~oge"

Jody Hauser, vice pres1denr of the Junior class, agreed with Pearse saying, "Prom re quires ded1conon, planning and worl~ rhor most people don't realize "

Juniors porricipored in vonous dreaded fundro1sers lil~e selling concessions or Oronco games, selling f\oy'I Peanut Orirrle (mostly to porenrs) and sponsoring rhe Volennne dance

Dusr, Albright

l\ose Alvarado

Mirra Amir9ofon

John Andersen

Heather Anderson

Niel Andrews

Margo Anrns

Show us those happ y fac es - J,m Pearse Jody Houser and Janet Howktnson ore rhe JOmin Junior class officers and enJOY every minute.

Thumbs u p- Janet Hawkinson and Jim Pearse non-verbally dtSploy rhe1r feelings obour rhe junlOf doss

Tommy Dolejock

Collin Donner

Oinr Oosron

Tonyo Doswell

l\oberr Ooulwore

Lisa 0roden

They call it an alarm

I r hod ro hove been a bomb Ir exploded exactly or six o m every morning , Monday rhrough Fndoy The n1ghr couldn ' t be over , " sleep" was snll 1n 1rs present rense How was rhor loud annoying buzz going ro srop wirhour having ro move one inch from un der rhe nice worm cozy covers However, 1f rhose sirens weren'r rurned off , rhis head was going ro be permanently pounding from rh1s day on So wirh a quick Jump and a slam wi rh a hand. rhe bomb was stopped The morning war was olmosr over Next was ro drag rh1s nred aching body inro rhe shower. which aided in rhe opening of the srone heavy eyelids

It explodes- Is rhis your firsr vision of rhe morn'1ng?

I\Jchord Orodsby II

Sreve 0romon

Crysrol 0rossetl

JoAnne 0rockwoy

Andy Oromberg

Jim 0rown

Jomes 0runne<

Insect invasion B

ugs never die Or so ir would appear from looking 1n the srudent porl.c;ing lot Although Volkswogon quit manufacturing their popular "beerle" several years ago, they srill purr up the hill to the srudent porl.c;ing area in droves each morning

Juniors 1n particular ofren bought " bugs" as rheir firsr cars " They don't use much gos," was a common reason

Matt Etzenhouser added thor he lil.c;ed his VW because , "Ir doesn'r breol~ down" "Ir gers good gos mileage, 1s great 1n snow and fun ro worl-< on , " explained Ira Long Kerri Collier wasn't as enthusiastic, soy 1ng, "Ir's a pile of crop, bur ir gets me around''

Bart Hinkle went even further, 1ns1snng, "I don't lil.c;e it I wonr a Porschel"

Called everything from "nn cons on wheels" to "pregnant roller sl.c;ores," VW bugs neverrheless continued to be a very popular means of rronsportotion

Don Cress

John Crisr

l\obb Crowe

Craig Cyr

One man car Ira Long's faithful hrr1e orange fnend never lers him down

Dumb blondes-myth or fact?

Whar ,s a dumb blonde? ls rhe phrase "dumb blonde" on excuse or o reoliry? Most people seem ro rh1nl~ dumb blondes ore for real However. rhey agree rhot nor all blondes ore dumb Pat Jager said he rhoughr rhar some were prerry smarr and when osl~ed whether or not all blondes were dumb , Jim Dorney gave a defintte, "No "

When people rh1nl~ of dumb blondes they rh1nl~ of girls. but is there the poss1biliry rhar guys con be dumb blondes:> Jenny Kay said, "Definitely" and Graham Hogan agreed In addition, many people said rhar other people than blondes could be sre reoryped as dumb blondes "Jus t because

Todd Fondy

Aleoo Forsyrh

Sherry Fronk

Sean Frey

MeltS.SO Fry

Heorh Fuqua

Greg Gonrher

someone isn ' t blonde does nor mean they don'r deserve ro be ", stored Steve Colv i n. Lisa Leingang so1d rhot people were always telling her she should be blonde

Some people odmttred rhor rhey used the dumb blonde stereorype ro cover up stupid mistakes, but many others said rhey hated being called o dumb blonde Janet Hawk i nson said, " There ore just as many dumb brunettes as there are blondes ·' As for as the facts go, there is no storisticol evidence rhat hair color has anything ro do with intelligence

I' rl

Leslie Garrod

Scarr Goschler

Joe Gershrenson

Lorry Gidley

Chris GiTiespie

Jeff Gleon

f\ondy Golgorr

A true blonde Joner Hawkruon explains ro Usa Leingang rhe pros and cons of being blonde

Teenage , madness' occupies juniors

Afovanre possrime of many srudenis rhis year (and every orher year) was to wrire o nore conroining every Juicy bir of gossip or reenoge problem Afrer wriring rhe nore on extra challenge was added to poss the note ro o friend, and ger a reply, without the reacher finding our Girls were usually the porr1oponts in this sporr, boys were usual ly "roo cool" for such foolishness, unless, of

( 1st name )

course, o special girl was involved

The tunny thing obour rhese notes was thor rhey generally were exrremely similar ro one another The main difference being names and dares Oelow is o generic note similar to rhe · Mod Libs'' of elementary school to remind you of notes you've wrirren or seen

Hey baby How be your ( noun )?

This 1s such a ( noun ) I hope we don' r hove ro ( verb) ( adv . ) all year I doubr

ir ( Name ) doesn' t ( verb) me or all Oh well, rhere's orher ( pl. noun ) 1n rhe

( noun. ) - I guess I rh1nl~ I'm going ro ( verb. ) ( Name ) Jusr ( verb) by, man oh man 1s he/she ( adj. )

Love yo, W /0

( 2nd name )

( verb ) you ro ( name of activity)

There's only about ( number) people

I'd wonr ro ( verb ) w1rh They ore ( names ) Do you wonr ro do somerh1ng rh1s weel~-end:> Oh yes, he /she 1s ( adj. ;

Love yo, W / 0 ( 1st name )

( 2nd name ),

You ore such a ( noun ( Name ) would never ( verb ) you I ber he /s he

( 1st name ),

Ler's go ro rhe ( sporting event) rh1s weel~end Coll me Uh oh ( teacher) Jusr called on me Gotro goLuv, ( 2nd name )

Kevin Lowe

Mil~e Luchetro

Lyle Lujan

Joe Lyon

Chris Mabry

Jennifer Mocolody

Look out it's 'The Long Arm'

P,ry the Junior De~des selling candy, rhe main highlight of rhe junior year 1s gerring 1n trouble wirh rhe-THE LAW (eel~) lnvan ably, rhe self respecring junior hos o brush wirh rhe low and invariably, rhe junior hos orher Juniors wirh him/herself and invariably, rhose orher Juniors are the juniors he/she wishes ro impress mosr

So whor does the creative junior do ro save face:> He becomes FUNNY Our whar exacrly ro say:> Soy somerh1ng lil~e " Doy , for

a second rhere I rhoughr rhor was John Wa y ne gerring our of rhor patrol car" or "Gee Officer, would you hold rhis 50 dollar bill while I lool~ for my licence?" (Porsche, Ferrari, Mercedes & Rolls drivers only) Never ever ever say onyrh1ng like "Kiss my carbu reror, Flot Foor" or "Snap ir up, Porl~face, I haven'r gor all day" or simply "Oinl~, Oinl~"

Now you Juniors, good luck and be careful

Carol Neuss Cl.on New

Mike Nolan Wendy Nyland Missy O' Ho1r Ken Over~rreer

Bookem , Mu rder 1 Tom Zerbesr expenences rhe rhn;i ~) o: being rrr~ Zeroe.sr mis wos posed ) Gol<Jt-o polic4.:

Ne'H privilege 'drives' juniors crazy

Warchour' Junior drivers or large! Yes , rh,s was rhe firsr year mosr Juniors hod rhe privilege of driving. bur ro many of rhem ir was more of a rerror than a pnvilege

When osl~ed whor rhey feared mosr obour driving, most Juniors answered with rhe everyday fears of having a wrecl~ or running a red light Ot course, some of the responses were nor ordinary, such as the fear of dnv1ng on the wrong side of the srreer or rhe fear of running a red lighr and running Inro the new rool~y cop, as Chris Raw li ng s con explain to the cunous

Yer a fear rhor seemed ro be even greor er than those mennoned above was rhe fear of rhe consequences of driving while drunl~ Some Juniors stated that rhey hod dnven while "un der rhe influence'' and rhot

Ir hod fnghrened rhem

Oelieve rr or nor, there were olmosr as many Juniors who feared rhe idea of driving wirh rheir morher or forher as rhere were rhose afraid of drunl~ driving!

Srill, rhere were even more fears

''Wha t really scores me 1s when my sisrer rides w,rh met"

''When my mom rides w1rh me she screams the whole nme '·

''I was going down the highway and I ran our of gos lt was dorl~ ourside and I hove never been so scored in my life ''

Those juniors Their hsr of fears goes on (and on ), but on orricle con only be so long'

Just a word of courion sroy off rhe srreers 1f you value your life or your roes'

Tim Podmo

Marnie Po~er

Kellin Pores

Chris Poulenich

Monon Payne

Pornce Pozar

l\ick Pearce

Jim Pearse

Amy Pearson

Jennifer Peek

Kirsren Pennell

Leanne P~nger

l\oy Pe1erson

Kim Pfeifer (Oores)

Identity crisis

Many Juniors en.JOY the reolttvely smoorh soiling year between the uncertain nes of being a sophomore and rhe added pressures of being a senior However, some find rhere 1s nor as much to relore ro as a Junior

A Junior seems harder ro 1dennfy rhon older or younger studenrs They ore ofren m1srol"'en for being a grade higher or lower This may be porrly explained by rhe focr rhor Juniors usually hove friends 1n all rhree grades and often hong around wirh seniors or soph omores, whom they usually remember from Junior high

Bart Hinkle, who 1s frequenrly m1srol"'en for a senior, srored, "Ir doesn't morrer, we're all 1n rh1s dump rogether ''

Julie Rardin , another Junior who gers osl"'ed whor college she plans ro orrend next year, laughingly commented, ''ljusr wonder what will happen nexr year I hope people don't rhinl"' I'm a student teacher "

The look of maturity Juhe f\ord1n demonstrates the potSe thor makes people think she Is o senior She believes that everybody is equally port of the school ond that a person's grade doesn't morter much anyway

Surprise benefit

Many Juniors, ofter signing up for rhe conglomerore of courses nrled • Ju nior Soool Srudies ·, found rhemselves rhrusr into the ever moving rurmo1ls and rorren fer id quagmires of 1nternotionol pollncs Not only did rhey learn essennols lil~e how many countries there ore in Central America, bur also they acquired such 1nreresnng ridbirs of focr as why World War l starred, how ro say " Hello, how ore you?'' 1n Chinese, why Rus s1on novelists are so verbose, who invented rhe Swiss Army Swab and which Oonanno Republics ore the best voconon spots If you rhinl~ rhis l~nowledge 1s meaningless or besr, rhen you haven't ployed Trivial Pursuit

Steve Torh

Kort Tuthm

Kim Von Loorhoven

!\ob Vehring

Gronr Versaw

Mike Viaor

Shannon Viaor

Chns Wales

Mike Wolloce

Dove Weaver

See , I told you Eric Johns po,nrs out on obscure hisroncol locor1on which Enc Mundr con later use ro win o Tnv1ol Pursuir game

Joe Wells

P.ussell w ert)e,

Tom Wesremeld

Kathryn Wesrgord

Kyle Wesrgord

Doson Whidden

Shannon Whlsenh;.,nr

Orion Wildeman

Gino Wilhorru

Norman W1llioms

John Willoughby

Not pictured

1"1.oberr A!.her Alon Moreland

Anthony Dollard Orion Morns

Eric Oorrunek Jomes Noll

Mor~II Cloy Thomas Nord~

Ted Cross Tress Remington

Wendy Fox Curris l"l.obbins

Tonya Wind

Staci Winder

Morr Wineland

Lourree Workman

Mork Yocoverro

l"l.ondy Greene Nicole l"l.od~

Clifford Hougen Greg Steinmetz

l"l.u~II Hoy!Jerr William Stone

Kimberly Johnson P.onold Strong

Down Keen Shoun Tomkus

Michael I.Jtxo Jomes Word

lJso London David Webber

Maryanne Merr z Curr~ Wyckoff

Michael Moon

Pomeol Yanez

Michael Yunk

Tom Zerbest

Corrine Zertuche

Scarr Z1ponn

Can ' t y ou Just see It? P-osemerry Wah tola Karhy Zoccaro and Molly McDonald d&uss the possibility of creonng a mural on rhe floor outside of rhe gym as a Soph · omore Srudenr Council project

Leaders enjoy serving

S ophomore doss officers were ocrive ,n planning major evenrs such as Homecoming and Winrerfesr They also worl~ed on on idea of rhe1r own, a mural eirher on rhe floor 1n fronr of rhe gym or on rhe wall ourside of rhe cafereria Ar press r,me, rhe mural was srill 1n rhe planning srage Sophomore pres1denr Moll y M cDonald recalled, "I hove really enJoyed working w1rh rhe people at Golden and rhose in Council. This hos been a pos1rive and benefi cial experience

Vice presidenr Rosemerr y Wahtola add ed, "Srudent Council was a great opportun, ry ro have fun and have an influence on school evenrs Ir was fun ro be 1n a leadership position and have responsibility '·

Kath y Za cc aro , secretary treasurer. agreed, saying, ·'Srudenr Council ts a very valuable class ro me Ir's a switch from rhe orher classes 1n rhat, although we ger a lor done, ir's a time ro calm down and relax and rhen we ger more things done and thought our .

Liza AbodJ1an Nicholas Adams

P-ami Adams Chrisry Anderson l\ichord Anderson Don Arcnulera

-- Lockers reveal personalities

Therewere many controsrs be rween life as a freshman and life as a sopho more Ar high school studenrs were free to leave campus between classes Another interesting contrasr wos rhe opporrunity ro have one's own locl~er Not having to shore locl-<;ers bred some interesting results

Ofren. rhe decoration or locl~ of ir in a locl~er reflected rhe owner's lifestyle and 1n teresrs As the year progressed. some lock ers were completely "wallpapered" wirh examples of srudenr expression

Colorful collectlon One of the >0phomores who tokes full odvontoge of owning his own locker ,n Herb Schroeder he spends hours collecnng the nghr combiM · tion of pictures and dippings

Netl Cordell

Poul Coronado

Cnsry Cress

Out to lunch

Los,

year many nin th grade srudenrs sroyed in rhe cofereno ro ear on rhe1r lunch hour However, rhis year mosr srudenrs rool~ odvonroge of rhe open campus privilege The srudenrs who weren ' r old enough ro drive, or d1dn'r hove cars, usually ore or rhe nearby Pizzo Hur, Toco John's or Sovewoy However, rhose who were lucl~y enough ro drive, or could bnbe someone else ro dnve rhem, hod more variery 1n rhe1r school lunches by going ro furrher away places such as M cDonalds, 7 11 , Dairy Queen or even ro Arby's, Ourger King and many orher places

Cherishing their places

llne

Fields,

Carolyn Culler Orf Cusack

Elena Cyr

Douglas Dole

Enc Dolhn Dallas Daniels

Glendo Dashiell Michael Davidson

Kira Davis Scarr DeAnrhony

Solly Horney

Jim Harper

Sche!ene HorriS

Holee Horrley

l\yder Horrley

Cynrhia Houlmon

Elizabeth Houprman

Dallas Hawkes

Mora Hawkinson

Aaron Heern

Wendy Heffelfinger

Cohn Heinrich

Carol Heismonn Julie Herr

M eltS.SO Herrero

Norm H,d~

P.oben Hildreth

TonZJe Higgins

Tonya Hillen

Molly Hogon

P.usell Hopkins

Ke,rh Houghron

Donny Hull

Koren Hull

Kim Hurney

Laro Hurcheson

Teresa lhly

Troo Jenkins

Sophomores star

Thedoss of '67 dlSployed o great deal of orhleric ob1liry and school spInr rh1s yea r The girls upser rrodirion by d efearing rhe seniors 1n the Homecoming Pow der Puff Foorboll Gome

The sophomore football ream scored 1n over half of rhe1r games and bear Ever green

A total of 87 sophomores wenr our for foll sporrs and over 25 of rhem lerrered Ar press nme, 42 sophomores were ploying winter sports With so many rerurning lertermen, nexr year's reams promise to be full of ex cepnonol rolenr and Demon Pride'

Hid ing beh ind the microphone Knsry Wirth occeprs rhe Colorado Sidelines/Dr Pepper Mosr Voluoble Player Award for her occom plishmenrs in softball, presenred by Mork Geroli

A cup full of spirit Cnsry Cress, Natasha Stogner. o v1S1ror from Evergreen ond Erin Devitt dnnk o mogic ponon 91v1ng them extra school sptnt for the Homecom ing game.

Age after beauty

S eniors somerimes enJoyed hosseling sophomores However, not oil sophomores go t picl-;ed on by seniors , especially 1f they were prerry girls

Jason Pfaff ' s firsr orrrocnon ro Hallee Hartley was, "nor beouse she was o sopho more, bur because of her blonde hair, and things jusr gor berrer from there '

Terry Jewsbury said, "I wasn ' t exactly lool-;1ng for o sophomore, bur rhot's just the way things turned our, and we gor at teched "

Ar press rime some of rhe other sopho more senior couples were Cynth ia OardayKelth Sealy , Rosemerry Wahtola -Richard Smith , Kathy Paez-Shaun Christenson , Katy Ross -J. R. Ewing , and Mary SmithDarrell Woolsey

Scorr Monninen Chuck Manning

Jomes Marler Jerry Marlow

Shelly Morch David Marsh

Michelle Marsh Shannon Mortox

Tywmo M aup in Lon M oyes

Seni or s ond sophomore s can co-ex i st Senior Terry Jewsbury and Sophomore Srephonie Encl~n express how rhey f eel obour each other wirh their smiles

Inspire of the snow P.ichord Smith and Rosemerry Wohrolo ore rry1ng ro keep each orher worm

lJso

Chns Soncerro

Curr Sonders

Don Sonders

Donna Schilling

Korhy Schriner

Liv e lin es s re turns on the 'WOY home Mosr

sophomores hod no choice bur ro ride the bus The bus rides ro and from school were very d1fferenr from one another On rhe way ro school the srudents were ex tremely mellow and many of them fell into a shorr bur sweer sleep The ride home, however, consisted of hyper bodies and mourhs flopping everywhere The differ ence between rhese rwo rides was phe nomenol

As Am y Fl ac k commented, "The nde ro school is quiet and calm bur rhe ride home 1s loud and obnoxious'"

Ru th Johnson agreed with that and odd ed that her nde home was often cold be cause of the · freeze ours" where everyone opened rhe windows wide!

Oound l ng out of his seat Craig Seiner leans over Marshall Cloy exoredly ro give in derail o small porr of h is day

So subme rged In sleep Oob Oyerly slumbers rhrough rhe deporring of h iS fellow busmores as rhey ornve or GHS 'Sleeping beouries " were common on rhe morn ing bus

Herb Schroeder

f\ero Sc.h ulrhes.s

Liz Schulrz

Sean Shwobouer

Jeff X:OIT

Mory X:OIT

Shelley Sealy

Janice Selbe

Joyce Selbe

Heorher Sehrrennikoff

Craig Seiner Down Sharp

Kim Sharp

Ahson Shoyo

Sarah Shier

Lorne Stlburn

Vanessa Simcox

Kelly Sl~nner

Rivalry or rescue , 'D

Morty Skyrmon

Orendo Sm,rh

Onan Sm,rh

Chnsnno Smirh

John Smrrh

Krisnen Sm11h

Mory Sm,rh

Enc Sourhwell

on'r you dare go i nro rhe lounge! " " Never, never rell anyone you ' re my s1srer, evert " Alrhough rhese rhrears from older brorhers and sisters seem demeaning , rhere were many advantages ro having older siblings arrend school or rhe some rime For example, rhe rides ro and from rhe school (no more dreaded bus rides) , help 1n finding everything around school (somehow brorhers and sisrers ex plain things berrer rhan school maps) , and rhar exrro help 1n a class already ral~en by on older brorher or sister could be very useful Ir ' s undersrondoble rhor the mojoriry of rhe people who orrended school with an older sibling enjoyed it However, rhere were a few individuals who don'r agree that the situorion was enjoyable "Ir's !~ind of a drag," sro t ed Amy Flack . "Everyone JUdes me by what my s1srer does, especially reochers"

Joe Thisrlewood

How about a date?

[) rriiinnnggg

"- Hello, is Sarah rhere:>

This is Sarah

Hi rh1s 1s 0obby. whar are you doing:>

Nor much, whor ore you doing:>

Norh1ng umm, Do you umm never mind

Whar:>1 Come on, Just rell me Ol~oy, Doyouhoveodoreforrhehome com1ngdonce:>

Pardon me:>

Would you lil~e to go ro the homecoming dance w1rh me:>

Morr Thull

For mosr people their firsr dare happened as a sophomore We'd like ro soy rhor all dares rurned our ro be great. although some rurned 1nro a d1sasrer When a guy called up a girl and asked her ou r, he was probably going crazy until she finally said ''yes·· Then he had ro deode where he was going to rake her Mosr ended up or a movie and dinner When they l~new each orher the dare usually rurned our well, cause rhey could carry on a decen t

Mork Traub

Mork True

l\oxonne Tru1mo

Joel VonDyke

Ten Vonloorhoven

l\ondy VonTrump

Derek VonWesrrum

Volene Vid1s

Dedra Vollmor

Jeff Vorhis

Julie Vux1nic

l\osemerry Wohrolo Por Woldez Amy Walker

conversorion

Anxiously Sarah Klein covers rhe phone rrying ro hide her exoremenr as she wonders whor ro soy nexr

Keei)On Worren

Louro W arren

l\oberr Worron

De nise Wo rermon

Down Weeks

Troy West Scot Werzel

Whit

I Thomes Oenjom1n l\obert Leov1rr

Joe Coin l\onold Lierz

Mel~o Calloway Enc Momon I Jomes Clabough John Morrin

l\oberr Colangelo Gerry Morrensen

Fronl< Dangelo V1crorio Orero

Amy Dyl<es l.lso Sourer

Paulo Elms John Schindler

Jennifer Gallagher Philip Schmidr

Debro Gosnell LotS Seiler

M1l<e Greenlow Onan Srrong

Liano Hempel Donavon Tolbert

Deren Hopronsroll Craig Turley

John Hildenbrondr Michael Wallace

Tonya Hillen David Wilson

Kristy Hurchison Connie Wood

Words of wisdom Prinopol Henry Luhon and ossasronr pnnopols Don Ponerson and Oorboro S1bold bnef new assistonr John Vidal on survival rocrics or GHS, lore, Vidal posses ir on ro Jock Josr

New man on campus Joel~ Josr quier • ly Joins rhe sroff o couple weeks before second semesrer bur 1r isn't unnl six weel~ later or on orhlerics assembly rhor everyone realizes who he is

New 'bosses'

Barbara Slbold lefr or semesrer to be come assisranr principal or rhe new Charfield High School She acl~nowledged rhar she would miss GHS and rhe other admInIsrrorors, adding, "Ir's grear being able ro worl~ rogerher as well as we did ''

Jack Jost rool~ her place as assisranr princi pol Jost has l~nown Henry Luhan since 1957 when Luhan was his seience reacher or Tnnidad High School They have l~epr In touch since rhen Josr was very proud of his Job or Golden He said, "The vosr moJonry ore friendly and care about their school, I lil~e rhe school's diversity and rhe sraff 1s grear," Anorher new adm1n1srrator was John Vida I. He added a bright rouch ro rhe school w1rh his philosophy, "If you con'r laugh or yourself you can't have fun "

Sour apple days

S ,udenrs weren'r the only ones who had bod days at Golden High School Teochers had bod days roo

Dick Orad sby may hove been upset when a few of his srudenrs in Morh Analysis forgor rheir deriving licenses Morh Anal was taught 1n rhe Driver's Educonon temp Ger ir:> Deriving license, Driver's Ed room Ha , Ho, very funny, Bradsby l

When Germon reacher, Diane Brown , was asl.c.ed whar rurned her good days into bod, she JOl.c.ingly replied, " Jeff Boldt Tom Zerbe st , and Brad Ba umgartner. "

Drown was l.c.nown ro be displeased when some of her students lil.c.e Joe Well s drew NaZi symbols on her desl.c;s Tal.c.e some rowels and Windex and scrub, Dummkopfl

All in all, we only gave teachers a hard nme once or rw,ce rh1s year l\1ghr, guys:>

Gi mme a break Mike O'Dor1S10 con'r even find peace on his lunch hour

Louise Grore Margery Hagin

Dorboro Horns Mil<;e Horrmeisrer

Sron Hergenreter Mori-; Hornecl-;er

John Jaramillo Carol Job

Eric Johnson Lars Johnson

Weekly Honors?

S ,udent Council, ,non effort to recogr11ze reochers. held srudenr/reocher elecrions for Teacher of rhe Weel<; Winners or press nme were tor besr dressed Art Popenf us , Sandy Nations , and John Klug . Winners for mosr organized were Cheryl Lucas , Joan Jouett, and Oob Williams . Teachers rhor were mosr lil-;ely ro be seen or a rock concerr were Debb y Durant , David Farrar, and Raoul Pi rri . Teochers vored mosr lil-;ely ro succeed were Stan Hergenreter, Dave Fa i rbanks , and Dick Oyrne . Orher planned corogones were greorest comedian, mosr unique most creonve, mosr ourrageous wardrobe, most rrod1rionol, mosr "Vogue" or "G Q ", cleanest room, besr "bod", mosr films, mess1esr desl<;, mosr affecrionore, mosr seductive. biggest nose, shinniesr head, and mosr hair

Sron HoJel-; l\uby Hole

l\oberr Hayes V1rg1n10 Hayes

Dorbaro Howes Carole Haynes

Inez Heinzman Jill Hull

,.,

Oe s r Dre ss ed? Teocher of rhe week John Klug poses ,n hrs vogue designer roes , shirr, ponrs, ond coffee mug

Gale Hollberg

Interest in sports lasts a lifetime for some teachers

T eachers don't JUst reach, they also do many orher rh1ngs Many of rhe foculry members or GHS ore involved In a sporr one way or anorher Eirher rhey coach or rhey porricipore, and some rimes rhey do borh

This summer Roger Myers , Dewain Wood and Steve Walker pornopored 1n rhe Jrd annual M1nnesoro Gorder ro Gorder Triorholon They worl.c;ed In reams rhor each rode rhe1r bil.c;es 205 miles, ran 50 miles and paddled a canoe 50 miles all in a four day period This was only a worm up for M yers , who lorer comple red rhe lronmon Triorholon In Howo11

Gorh Barbara Sibold and Mark Hornecker were ocnve In running, while rhere Still full of energy l\oger Myers yn 1Ies confldenrly os he completes rhe 1984 lronmon Triorholon World Cham pionship race

was also a faculry aerobics class for borh men and women every Monday, Wednes day and Fnday Undefeored for rhree sea sons in a row. rhe faculry boskerboll ream ployed again losr wInrer coached by Sam Petroff.

In Ocrober, ofrer worl.c;ing rhree monrhs, Ruby Hale received a 100 Mile club porch and a Jocl.c;er from rhe Goldent Recreation Deporrmenr The award was for woll.c;1ng 100 measured miles She Is now worl.c;1ng on her 500 mile porch

There was also a wonderful group of golfers who didn' r l.c;eep score, according ro on anonymous 1nformonr

Joan

Donna

Cheryl

Louise McKelvy

Lindo Jones

Jouert

Kory

Lucas

John Kellenbenz

Pearl Lucas Caroline Mallory

Oob Kinsey

Henry LuJon Oren Meho

John Klug

Ross McClure Deon Miller

Oob Kromer

Thomas McDowell Al Morris

Teachers strive for self improvement

S rudenrs were sometimes surprised when they come into class ro find rwo or rhree teachers 1nsreod of one The "exrros" were seared 1n desl'\S wirh rhe srudenrs

When a curious student osl~ed why his soool srud1es reacher was sirring in his English class, he was told rhor ir was pan of a new Peer Evaluation Process

A comm1rree or GHS worl~ed all losr year ro pion and get occepronce for the process, which is on olternonve unique ro Golden

Every year for non tenure teachers and every two years for tenure teachers on evaluation of rhe reacher's performonce 1s required In rhe posr, this was done by one of rhe principals This year, however, 24 teachers and counselors chose ro include peers 1n rhe evoluorion process As ex plained by Zelma Seberg , "It will promote commun1conon among the staff, which con only serve ro improve school climate and

mol~e things better for rhe l~1ds '·

Tearns of rhree teachers and one odm1n1s trot or were for med The reochers observed or leosr four classes roughr by each other reacher, or four hours of counseling dunes for a counselor The odmin1stroror observed a similar amount Tearn meetings were held before observations ro discuss what they wonted observers ro lool~ for and ofter words to reporr what was observed Ar rhe end of rhe year, each reacher wrore on evoluonon based on feedback he hod gorren from observers and discussed rhe evolu orion wirh the odm1nisrroror

Roy Daugherty , Peer Evaluation Com mirree chairperson, said, " The purpose 1s rwofold firsr, ro help teachers improve reaching performance, and secondly ro pro v1de teachers rhe opporrun1ry to communicate w1rh each other about 1nsrrucnonol concerns such as disophnory problems ''

P.ole reversal ? No, Lou1Se Grore isn'r being o srudenr for rhe day, she's observing l\oy Dougherry's reaching rechniques as porr of rhe new peer evoluonon process Her orrennveness is shored by exchange srudenr Mone Perrersson

Pet

Teachers' pets

Torhe GHS srudenr, o reochers' per was a boy named Eugene wirh roped blocl~rimmed glosses , o briefcase and one rhreep1ece suir thor doesn'r march irself

In reoliry. a zooful of animals could be found 1n different teachers' homes These pers. with anything from scales to fur as coors, brighrened rhe days of GHS insrrucrors and listened ro rheir problems with loyolry and undersrond1ng

"I definitely hove rhe weirdest lool~ing dog I've seen " exclaimed Dave Farrar. ·'This Ausrrollion Shepherd hos blue eyes and no roil · she ploys soccer and fnsbee, and she's an excellent warch dog," said Farrar , who also hosred hamsters and house mice ro his home

Gale Hallberg hod borh o rricl~y feline and o dog " Ping Pong Pants Hallberg 1s the mosr ocrobonc car around , · she ex plained

John Klug also owns a semi -famous car who hos appeared on rhe GHS sroge Sandy Nations claimed , "Teddy Gears mol~e rhe besr pers You don r have ro ler rhem our side and you don r hove per food scorrered around and they don't leave messes '

David Sordeson Zelma Seberg

Elaine Smith Ole Smirh

Ken Vanderlaan John Vidal

Julie Serafin Oob Srol~es Terri Wahlberg

Lowell Sharp Oorboro Sibold

Debbie Srol~es Sue Srrouse

Marilyn Wilcox Oob Williams

Dewain Wood Connie Wr ight

Jone Wunderlich Gene Youngmonn

training Sandy Notion5 reads ro her Teddy Dears our of rhe Teddy Oeor Handbook Dozen5 of Teddy Dears shore her home in srvffed or ptcrorol form

A job well done Jenifer Durbin ond Kns Foreman Congrorulore rhemselves on rhe ploy mode by

Dumping the ball - Tommy Lansford demonsrrores rhe eprome of following rhe rule "l~eep your eye on rhe boll"

Varsity - Front Row : Cheryl Smtrh, Juhe Chavez, Keth Jones Jenifer Durbir- Tnno Miller, Chorlorre Quoronno, Dack Row · (OSS1e Thiede, Oecky Neeley, Suzi Swenson, Tommy Lansford, Kris Foreman, Orod Ounger (coach)

Jr Varsi ty - Fr ont Row : Sharon Ne1gum Tommy Lons ford Tnno Miller Chorlotre Quororino Dack Row: Orod Ounger (cooch), Tracy Carland Wendy Niland Sreve Oushey (cooch) Nor P1crured Sreph End~n

rhe GHS volleyball ream

V,cronously rhe GHS volleyball ream sp1l~ed rhe1r way ro rhe rop Oy rhe end of rhe season. rhe1r final record was a srunn1ng 19 JII

"Oecause we wor!~ed hard ro win. ~his year was rhe mosr fun of rhem all,' ex claimed Senior Cassie Thiede

The ream agreed rhar ploy ng or home was a def1n1te odvanroge and rhor rhe con r1nu1ng supporr of rhe school helped

add the oomph

ro rheir games The game aga1nsr Evergreen during Homecoming weel~ drew a blocl~-our crowd'

Sophomores • Fron! Row Kirn Sharp Do-...n Nelson Shonn Morr?x Da c k Row . Heidi Srevemon, JU Ken nedy. Norol,e Perersn• D, J ,e Orody Lindo Sinda,r (coach) Nor P1crured Vanes.so Simcox

Leaping high In rhe air Dechy Neeley sp1i~es rhe boll while reommores Kelh Jones Jenrufer Durban Kns F >remor and Suzi Swenson bocl~ her up

On her knees Norol,e Pererson slides ro o srop JUST 1n rime ro whop rhe boll

BALL

This year s Golden foorboll ream rool~ o big srep Co lli n Donn e r po1nred our ' The ream really improved wirh rhe help of Coach La rs Johnson . This years vors1ry ream hos progressed rremendously "

Senior Dave M eyer was named Mosr Valuable Player Joh nson said he really hod o hard nme saying who was M V P because rhe boys all did rhe1r JOb ro rhe besr of rhe1r obihry Joh nson srored wirh pride

Sophomores rhlS year pulled rhe1r we1ghr Chet Neal and Tro y John son were rwo of rhe oursronding players on borh vors1ry and sophomore reams The sophomores won one game ogo1nsr rhe Evergreen Cougars, rhe fi rsr game Golden hos won 1n rwo years They come close ro many vicrones, m1ss1ng rhe wins by one or rwo po1nrs

Reaching for the stars defying grov,ry Chns Kuberry reaches for the srars ro carch a rhrow from Mike Srroh

Nall -biting nervous coaches Lars Johnson and Sreve Tepleron war ch and wa,r arrennvely during on ,mpor ranr ploy

''If a guy got down, the next guy picked him ,, up.

Teamwork work s Quorrerbod\ Troy Johnson I~ for on open '€'(.e1ve< as Mon, Toy1or and Todd Reves sroy bock ro defend him

VARSITY FOOTBALL- Front Row · Don Cook (cooch), M ork Young M ork Toyior Kevin Oorber Lars Johnson cooch Collin Dooner Oms Kuberry Ttm Luke 2nd Row : Deon Oesron 'cooch), Kevin Duremon Enk Jensen V1r9, Hordeodorf Jeff Droden Jim Dorney Neo1 Dr&oll, Dob Ortego (cooch Jrd Row • Srocey Kerrenng monoger Chorf,e Goins cooch), Tom Srrormon, Dennis Houlmon Kon Turh,11 Scorr Dremon Jeff M odonno Chuch Dell cooch), Amy Dykes (monoger Bo ck Row Merry Dond .monoger), Mike Srroh Todd fl.eves Dr,en M ynhell', Scorr Coss Dove Me yer Nore M arler

SOP HOMORE FOOTBALL- Fronr Row · Troy Johnson Enc Fink Amy DyKes mon ager) Srocey Kerrering manager Drer M cElh1nney Khonh Dinh 2nd Row Don Cook (cooch), Dob Srrormon, Kevin Kubusro M erry Oond (manager Denr,is Ryon, M ork f\Jchordsorl, Chucx Dell (cooch) Jrd Row Deon Oesron 'cooch), Denron Dond Troy Coores Kevin Gosvodo, Chuck M anning M ike Khnkefus, Mike M eyer<., Bo ck Row Dirk Sr el rer, M orr Thull David Walsh, Don Sonders. Ro DiDonoro Cher Neol Dob Ortego coach) Nor Pictured : Sreve Templeron (cooch), Dole HolbeISOO

Hlr It Kelley Kohn ploys cooch while relhng Liso Newell ro slide

JV SOFTDALL • Front Row · Shelly Sm1rh , Kel h Jaycox , More Hawkin.son 2nd Row : Griff W,rrh cooch Jod~e Deckman , Amy Denson Sue Elhs (cooch Dock Row · Kr1Sr· Pollock, Deonn Lounn, Monique Mezo No t Pictured : Knsreo Molnor

The wh iz k i d Krisry W1rrh winds up for one of her six differenr p,rches

rhis year rhe g,rls' softball ream become one of Golden s claims ro fame f\onl~ed n,nrh ,n leogue or rhe opening of rhe season , rhe ream performed powerfully and en rered rhe ploy offs ,n fourrh place Afrer a grueling ren 1nn1ng march ogo,nsr Wheor f\1dge and a rnumph over Alameda , rhe g,rls sofrboll ream f1n1shed rhe season ,n rh,rd place Th,s success did nor come easily ro rhe ream New oss,sronr coach G riff W irth , al ways srressed rhor,

Th,s was rol~en ro heorr

There were 1nd1v ,dual successes also ,n eluded ,n rh,s years ream Four people were named AP Conference players F1rsr ream players were Tr acy Reseig h or shorr srop and Kr is ry Wirrh os pircher W i rrh also re ce1ved rhe Dr Pepper M V P of rhe weel"i 1n Seprember Second ream ur hry player was Jo Coss . To m my Po w ell received Honorable mennon as corcher

"This year was greor remorl"ied Jo Coss "especially since we re all fnendsl

' 'To be the best , you have to beat the res t . ''

A class act Good sporrsmonship is displayed while congrorulonng rhe orher ream on o game

V A RS ITY SO FT BA LL Front Row · Trish Pozar Tommy Powell uso Newell f\oso Alvarado 2nd Row Sue Ellis coach Tracy f\ese1gh Kelley Kohn Srefoni McN1chols

Gnff Wirth <coach Bock Ro w : Holee Hanley, Jo Coss

Krisry W1rrh , Chandra Koy Jenny Koy

Halftime consu lrotlon Cooch Vince Cosrelonno rallies hlS reom ro "shoot our" another half

Groce In the goal box Scarr Schroeder makes o flying effort ro srop

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TheDemon soccer ream won rhree of rhe1r losr five games , ofrer o slow srorr 1n rhe season

Copro,n Jim Tisdel explained "The rurn around come when we dropped rhe ·soccer mode 1n Germany' sryle and rerurned ro rhe old rehoble

'Jeffco kick and run'

rhor was so successful lasr year '·

Junior Larry Gidley was Golden's leading scorer rh1s year and also mode second ream srriker 1n All Srore Greg Gantner also mode second ream or goalie and Chris Hoover , and Tim Romig received honorable men r1on as defenders

Varsity soccer Fron t Row : Orer Ensminger Tim Po

d1llo Chns Doherry Greg Gonrner Scarr Schroeder, Mork Heffingron , Lorry Gidley Tom Culver Dab Oyerly

Bock Row : Vince (05rellono Jim Pearse Jim TtSdel , Chns Auld Poul Woofold, Chris Hoover Tim P.omig

John Hogon, Don Cress John Fagen Waldemar Lorenz (coach)

A Golden Chip Tom Culver cenrers rhe boll ro owoir ,ng reommores

CROSS COUNTRY Front Row • Molly

Hogon Shelley Perersen LISO Arnold ,

Tonyo Harvey Nancy Por100 LISO Cole

Ashley Abel Tywdlo Maupin 2nd Row :

f\obby Prochr, Down Sharp Kim Drap-

er Soro Scarr Downo Moye Koren An

drews Donerre ElllSO() Mike Davidson ,

Jrd Row · Som Perrott coach), Ted Sre

venson Donny MorrlSO() , Drerr Gaddis ,

Gronr Versaw Ellior Thetde Dnon

Srrong Chns Reed Dock Row : Mike

Gaddis Tom Troub 01nr Dosron Scarr

Werzel Deren Hopronsroll, Joe Coin

Craig Andrews-Jones Doug Daniels

Not Pictured : Chns Heinrich, Rob Dares coochJ

Leader o f th e pock Sophomore Joe Co,n srro1ns ro spnnr ahead of rhe Arvada Wesr ream or rhe ogon,z,ng firush of o Jeffco M eer

G,,r,Cross Counrry hod yer onorher ex ceprionol season w1rh senior Kim Draper and Junior Sara Scott leading rhe resr of rhe ream Kim collecred o n1nrh place f1n1sh or Fo1rv 0 e¼ ond or e1ghrh place or Cenrourus, and Sara received o sevenrh place or Engle wood, place or rhe D1srncr meer, and or Cenrourus, o f ourrh place

The girls hod recurring successes 1n 1nv1ro rionols. 1nclud1ng rh1rd place or rhe F01rv1ew lnv1ror1onol, rh1rd or rhe Englewood lnv1ro rionol, second (and a rrophy ) or Cenrourus lnv1rorionol, ond o srrong fourrh place or rhe D1srncr Chomp1onsh1ps

The Goys Vors1ry ream ran much berrer rh1s year rhon 1n previous years f1n1sh1ng 1n rhe rop half of rhe moJor·ry of rheir meers Craig Andrews-Jones pur rhe ream nro perspecnve when he srored, " In year~ be fore we hod half of rhe rolenr wh1Ch 1eod ro half of rhe eff orr " H1ghhghrs of rhe season were a fourrh place or Cenrourus lnviro nonol and o f1frh place or rhe DPS lnvirorionol

Srorring on Augusr 1J rhe coed Cross Counrry reams worl~ed hard perponng for

• a rigorous season

They rro1ned on all sorrs of rerro1n , ranging from rhe srreers of Golden ro rhe canal porhway enorcilng rhe mesa Through every rype of wearher rhey ran cond1non1ng rhemselves for rhe d1ff1culr 5K courses rhe reams would compere upon Our. campier 1ng a J 1 mile race rool~ more rhon physical endurance ir required a menral power nor easily come by

Striding ii our • Kim Draper lengrhens her :-,rride and w ,g her Jrf'T" o;pnnr ng ro rhe f n~ hne or rhe frtg1dlv cold D151f!CI Meer

(./)SWIMMING

•CY F,ve words were 1mbedded 1nro rhe minds of every girl on rhe swim ream, rhe command rhor began each race

Swimmers Lori Drain , Lisa Drain , Dawn Baker , Carrie Rumph and Melanie Baker qualified for League A 1n venous evenrs Add1rionolly , diver Lisa Ball was able ro qualify for League in her first meer and Joanne Brockway was the only member of rhe ream ro qualify for rhe Colorado lnvitanonal, 1n diving

For rhe firsr time this year swimmers were required by Coach Sonja Mile s-Gross ro swim every event or leasr once , bur every-

one hod a specialry M osr pref err e d the shorrer distance events such as rhe 50 r e e style and the 100 yard free, backstroke Jf"ltj breosrsrroke. however, there were rr-:>se who acruolly liked 200 yard and 500 y ::ird free

"The ennre ream worked hard and gave each orher o lor of moral supporr," said Eliza. beth Da vidson.

Skipping a breath Down Doker proves rhor breorh1ng every orher srroke is nor rhor hard

GIRL' S SWIMMING Front Row : Susan Lomprell Shelley Smirh Lene

Rorbe<:h 2nd Row : Ltso Drain (co-cop11on ) Enco Skyrmon Come

Rumph 3rd Row : Melonie Dol~er Ehzoberh Davidson (co-copro1n ) Ton yo Hillen 4th Row : Down Doker Emmy Joy Dimirroff Ltso Doll Dock

Row : SonJO Miles Gross ( coach ) Not Pictured: Lon Drain , Joanne Orockwoy

''Swimmers take your mark. BANG!''

Water ballet? The swim reom demonsrrores grace os well os rolenr

While,r may be rrue rhor Golden's boys· rennis ream was nor always In rhe limelighr, all rhe players hod a posmve ornrude and worl~ed hard For example, Ke nn y O v er street ployed a rwo and a half hour J8-game march ogo1nsr Lakewood

"I was rhe firsr ro srorr and rhe lasr ro f1n1sh," remarked O v er street He rhen added,

Br y a n Bardwell coached rhe ream for rhe second year This year's ned for e1ghrh or d1srncrs, and nexr year rhey hope ro improve on rhar mark

Golden's number one singles player, Scott Z i por l n , reftecred, "This year we were faced w1rh reams rhor were larger rhon we were Srill we managed ro fighr rhrough rhe season and do well In all sporrs merely going our Is greor even 1f rhere 1s a chance you m1ghr nor always win The rennIs ream will be bock nexr year, and ready ro win ·'

Bardwell forecasred. "We're losing five seniors, and we'll have ro fill rhose spors w1rh sophomores '' This should be no problem. because rhe maJoriry of rhis year's ream was composed of successful underclassmen

'' It was exhausting , bu t I won. "

A roblc bre-a k t ennis Kenny Oversrreer pornopotes in rhe rare and dangerous sporr of orob1c break rennis Do nor otrempr rhis srunr or home

0OY S' TENNIS . Front P,ow : M,l~e Young D,cl~,e Orodsby 0o ck Row : Perer Morren son Morry Sl~yrmon Cr.ns Ourg~ Oryori Dordwell '.coach Ke""'Y Oversrreer. Enc

Dohmoo Ertl~ Hanser"' Nor Pic tured : Hompron Oridwell Dove Locke M1~e Mon o,nen Rero Schulrh~ Scorr Z,porin

An awesome pair Hompron Oridwell slams rhe boll wh11e Pere, Morrenson husrles for rhe bock up Two oppo0enrs srore or Golden's number one doubles ream 1n owe

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NASTICS

W,rh only three Juniors and SIX soph mores, rhe gymnasncs squad earned rhe1r high score of 138 po1nrs followed by 134 oga1nsr Arvada , losing by only 10 poinrs

Natosha Stogner srressed

considering rhe fact rhar rhe ream 1s mostly mode of JUSr sophomores '

The only rerurn1n9 gymnasr , Rebecca Rascon , brol~e her !~nee early 1n rhe season , leaving only rwo Juniors, Heather Cook and Janet Hawkinson

On her toes Heather Sehmnf'llkoff prepares for her losr rumbling run of o successful rounne as reommores Joyce Selbe and Chnsry M oloney worch

A Perfect Ten Norosho Stogner holds on, hoping ro go1n a perfecr score

'' The team is great ,

Gracefully on1Ce Se be mcl"oges ro bo Ol"Ce on one foor

With o dittlculr move • Joyce Se be Y10WS excel enr srrengrh and txi,o e

GYMNASTICS - Bo ck Row : Chnsry Cress, Joyce Selbe Norosho Srogner Heorher Sehrrenn,koff Jenice Selbe Front Row : Jor:er Hawkinson Chnsry M oloney Heather Cool~ Not Pictured: Marilyn Wilcox (cooch), Jodie M abb ~cooch Knsr HurchlS()('l Kelly McClos key Rebecca Rascon

Eyes on the ball • Orod Moody diSploys his powerful swing

VARSITY GOLF • Front Row : Kiri~ Douglas ShowrWh1re Kris Hendzel David Th1srlewood Dack Row : Tom Oczz Scarr Porrerson 0rod M oody Oob Srol~es (coach}, Jann Oronch. Joe Thisrlewood

Boy's

In deep conce n tration Scorr Porrerson sers up for onother loog dnve

W ith Intens e dete rmination John Drench hirs o picrure perfe<r send shor

Jun1or Brod Moody qualified tor rhe Srore Tournomenr or Foorhills Golf Course rh1s year Moody along w1rh senior Scott Potterson rook AII -Conrerence honors While seniors John Branch and David Th is tlewood l~epr Demon etforrs olive. fin1Sh1ng 1n rhe rop 20 1n league ploy Golden·s ream efforrs led rhem ro a fourrh place fin1Sh overall comper1ng wirh 11 orher Jefferson Counry reams Also conrribunng ro rhe vors1ry ream senior Kris Hendzel and sophomore Joe Thistlewood shored rhe number five pos1non

David Thistlewood lomenred

A r rhe beg1nn1ng of rhe season. Golden players hod high hopes of possibly placing or rhe Srore Tournomenr All Demon golfers were expecred ro qualify fo r Sro re Our Golden's expecronons weren'r enough, which led ro rhe end of o disoppo,nnng season The ream fel r rhor fou rrh place wosn'r bod, bur w1rh rhe rolenr rhey hod rhey felr rhey should hove f1n1shed higher 1n rhe srond1ngs

'' We jus t couldn 't perform when we needed t o ,''

GYMNASTICS

JV VOLLEYBALL

13ASl4\ETI3ALL

rhe beginning of rhe year on rhroughour rhe whole season. rhtS year's varsity boys' bosl~erball ream was enrhusiosnc, confidenr, and gung-ho for a specroculor season. which 1r was

Over rhe summer rhe ream placed second or rhe Wyoming Goskerball Camp Following rh1s, rhe ream gave rremendous performances, keeping fans on rhe edges of rhe1r sears Th1rreen of rheir n1nereen games were very close Ar one po1nr 1n the season rhe ream was ranked fourrh 1n srare, bur probably rhe mosr memorable parts of rhe season was when rhe ream bear Whear Ridge rwice

Many 1mporront focrors mode up rhe success of rhtS year's ream They were rhe players For rhe mosr port, rh1S ream was a vereron ream However. due ro the injuries of Tom M i ller and WIiiie Tr immer, a few JUn1ors Joined rhe family and mode conrriburions as well

The end of rhe season come 1n rhe final seconds of rhe first d1srncr game Golden was up unril rhe last eighteen seconds when an ANodo "sure shor" srole ir all away

All 1n all.

sroted Junior guard Brad Moody When senior Tim Pardue was asl~ed ro descnbe rhe season. he rhough r for a momenr, and replied, " Ir 's hard ro describe Ir's somerh1n' rhar's done, and done forever We were really confidenr about thar losr game, so really ir was a season cut shorr ·'

No p robl e m - Shown Whtre feels his radar' obthry will ger rhe boll ro rhe bosker even rhrough rhe defender

''It was a fun season with lots of high and low points,''

Post ·em up big Homproo 0ndwell and Dove ThJSttewood posr up for o qUJck rwo poinrs

VARSITY BOYS ' BASKETBALL Fron t Row : Joe ThtSrlewood 2nd Row • Tom MIiier O<od Moody Mike Srroh Keflny Eder. Shown Wh,re Bock Row Oob Srokes coach) Willie Tnmmer, Tom Dice, Hompron 0ridwell Dove Thisrlewood Tim Pardue Dove Meyer, Greg Gonrner. Oob Heyes I coach)

Who ' s afraid of the big bad bear 0rod Moody casually works rhe offense

l30Y51 GASl~ETGALL --------- • .i-

C:::Q D

unng rhe 1984-65 boskerboll season, borh reams, JV and sophomore, hod many

exoring and also many d1soppo1nnng mo-

menrs Doth reams ployed a season of high scoring, dose games

Bobby Getter said "We just couldn'r Q_ seem ro pull our of rhe close games, rhere was so many " However, he added, "we Q grew V)

Together as a team,

l

and hod o lor of good nmes, we'll improve os o ream when we hove hod o chance ro ploy rogerher longer ''

Another upser for both reams was rhe1r many Injunes G reg Gantner said, "Ankle Injunes killed us '' Oorh reams hod many InJurIes such os broken or sprained onl~les, broken fingers and more Kenny Eder stored, "We may hove hod o betrer season 1f we hod hod more supporr ''

Three against one Oobby Oyer1y jumps high ro score

0901nst rhe Ponrhers

SOPHOMORE BOYS ' BASKETBALL. Front Row : John

Hddebronr 2nd P.ow: Oobby Gerrer, Mike Ogle Scor

Werzel Oobby Oyerly Enc Mammon, Back P.ow: John

Srouffer, Poul Worsfold Oenron Oond, Garry Wellman (cooch) fl.on GoddJS fl.on D1donoro, fl.ob Denning

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iElf Olis

A n Inch Is all Ir toke s. As Oobby Gener srrerches ro regain pose~on of rhe boll

Ourjumplng his opponent • Greg Gonrner aims ro shoor , over rhe heod of a Lakewood defender

JV BOYS' BASKETBALL • Front Row Enc Jensen Dobby Srrarmon , Kenny Eder Tommy Srrarmon Doug Moon Bo ck Row : Doug Miner f\ob Crowe , Tom Dice Oob Hayes (cooch), Greg Garner Mike Srroh , lro Long

Remember

he GHS wresrilng ream rurned 1n a 4-4 league record. while JV earned 6 wins, 2 losses and 1 ne Several of rhe losses were very dose marches Golden's rournomenr aa,viry was also good wirh a firsr place or 1ts own rournomenr and a second place or rhe Colorado Springs lnvirorionol

Coach Joe D ' Angelo said, "This year's ream was full of very

bright, young wrestlers.

The sophomores helped rhe ream rremendously I om looking forward ro nexr year's ream '· Some o f rhe oursronding junior and senior wresrlers were John Fagan , Collin Bonner, Brien Mynheir, Dan Morrison , Scott Plckthall , Keith Smith and Jim Barney.

"Golden hos quire a few underdossmen ro rake senior spots nexr year,·· said Smirh

Scott Pickthall proclaimed, "The GHS wresrling ream hod on oursrond1ng season because of rhe hard work and ded1corion from everyone on rhe ream ''

his wrestling moves John Fagan prepares ro roll over hlS opponenr

Eye 10 e ye and fa ce 10 fa ce Cher Neal purs on opponenr 1n hts ploce

Greeting his rival Colh n Donner rerues 1n reodines.s, wo1nng for the Signal from rhe referee ro begin the march

WRESTLING • Front Row · Adam Ptneau Don Lo1ro • more Tim Ourron Roger Green Mork Knox, Doo Ar · chulero Phil Schmidr 2 nd Row · r\obby Prochr V1rg1

Hordendorf Ted Srevenson Enc Johns Joe D Angelo (cooch Lorry Gidley, Don Hull Kev,n Kuboslo Mork Young Jrd Row : Jomes Marler Chns Heinnch , Nore Marier r\ondy PK:krholl (coach) f\ick Ooldessor, (cooch; AndyOromoerg , Troy Johnson DonMornsoo ( ccxopr )

Bock Row : Scort Ptckrholl , Cher Neal. Collin Donner

Onan Mynhelr Keirh Cusock John Fagan (ccxopr J,m

Dorney Nor Pictured: Jeff Oroden, Don Opperman, Ke1rh Sm1rh Craig Cyr Andy Durbin , Don Lo1ramore

Oob usco Otll Marheus Terry McCully , Chns Dennis. Joe

Ca,n Curr Carland Rob Denning Enc Fink Dallas

IHawkes Mike Meyers. KeVJn Michels Mike Wallace f\ich Androde (cooch)

Tlr&d but proud o Lakewood opponenr congrorulores vicror John Fagan Oorh vOOJry and N reams bear the Tigers rhor nighr

13oys CJ)

.C W h-1le m ony o f rh e school 's orhle-re - s s -rro l~-e- B-ri_a_n_W h_i_te - 1n rhe 10 0 m bo d ~-

C would hove loved ro cool off ofter on evenr srrol~e and 50 and 100 m free, Bill Bremer

C by Jumping In a pool, one group worl.c;ed up In rhe 500 m free, and Gage Fellow s 1n rhe

C a swear In ir, rhe 0oys' Swim Team 100 m bock 100 m burrerfly and rhe 50 m

C The 35 member ream was rhe free

Several orhers narrowly missed qualifying

for d1srrias, like Norm Hicks who missed by L/)

Largest in

me m Ory

for GHS Four swimmers quohfied for rhe

srore rournomenr Kenn y O v erstreet , placed 4rh or disrrias In rhe 50 m freesryle

wirh a rime of 23 05 and rhe 200 yard med-

ley relay ream composed of O v er street , Orion Wh ite , Steve Sm ith and And y Mad-

sen earned o s,xrh place nme of 1 48 5 Earlier ,n rhe season , O v er street , hod come wirh1n rwo renrhs of rhe srore record (22 5) for rhe 200 individual medley

Golden was well represenred or rhe disrncr meer wirh Tim Rom ig In rhe 50 m free and rhe 100 m burrerfly, Rom Leidner In rhe 100 m burrerfly and rhe 100 m bock

Eri c Dahman In rhe 50 and 100 m breosr-

obour one second

Nexr year's hopes appear even bnghrer,

OS Golden's League [) won rhe1r disrricr meer

Swimme rs hove be tte r f o rms • Mox W1rhrow shows the Deoury of being o swimmer

BOYS ' SW IMMIN G Fr o nt Row : Gage Fellows, Norman Hicks 2n d Row: Shown F1rz9erold, Mike Dov1dson, Yann Luss1eg Tim Fields Orf Cusack, David Wilson Sonya Miles-Gross (coach) J rd Row : Trenr Oobough Mox

W ithrow Scarr l'\01le, Enc Dohman l'\om Le1dner, Derek

VonWestrum Don Johnson Da c k Ro w : Mike Skinner

Dil l Dremer Dnon Wh1re Stephen Smirh Kenny Over

srreer Tim f\om19 Jeff Connolly No t Pict u re d: Andy

Madsen Perer Mortenson, Kevtn Thomm Par Joger

Mike Young , Don Olev1ns, Chns Doheny Scorr Monninen

Slippe ry wh e n w et (hf Cusack checks our hlS score offer a dive

Porty or GHS Oecky Nee1y 1nv1res rhe resr of rhe Demon crowd as Nancy Ponoo mes ro srop rhe Ponrhers from aosh1ng

Boxi ng our Is the key Gndy Mosrers ond Suzi Swenson use rheir skills, by boxing ond rebounding rhe boll

Varsity Girls ' Bosketboll Front Row : Noncy Ponoo Tracy Reseigh. Liz Schulrz, 2nd Row : Jim EIits (coach). Knsry W1rrh, Sheila Rosen , Suzi Sw enson. Oe<:xy Neely. Ondy M osrers. Sue Elhs (coach)

Perperuol motion Sheila Rosen dnves o r rhe basker making on easy layup

V A~S IT Y Gl~LS'CJ

The girls varsity bo~serboll ream rurned our ro be one of Golden s besr reams ever srored coach Jim Elli s.

he explained, adding, "and rhey deserve a greor deal of praise and recogninon ·

"There was hardly ever a nme rhor we were our-husrled or losr our 1n rensiry We were always full of poise and enrhus1osm · srored Cindy M asters

There were four rerurn1ng vorsiry players rh1S year One of rhem, Shella Rosen , mode orhlere of rhe monrh for January Fur rhermore. several prom1s1ng Juniors and sophomores added rhe1r rolenrs

"The program hos a greor furure wirh some oursrond1ng underdossmon coming bock." said Ellis

Golden's vors1ry ream finished rhe season wirh on 8 11 record wirh some big wins ogo1nsr Lakewood and 0eor Creel~

Qu ick feet - Cindy Masrers dribbles around rhe Pomona defense as Nancy Ponoo and Knsry W1rrh follow for rhe rebound

''No team that I have ever coached put more into basketball ,''

l

he Junior Vors1ry Demons were marked by husrle, dererm1nanon, and pnde Alrhough rhe ream did nor have a w1nn1ng record, rhey placed n1nrh 1n Jefferson Counry Sue Ellis, 1n her rh 1rd year of coaching or GHS, explained, "Ir's nor easy ro come our and ploy hard when you don' r always win

According ro Ell is, Poudre was rhe mosr exonng game of rhe season The Demons come bock ofrer a rough loss ro L1rrleron ro nip rhe unbeoren Poudre Impalas 35-JJ led by 5'8" sophomore Jo Coss' 13 po1nr scoring performance, rhe girls proved rhey can ploy wirh anyone

Rebounding was led by 5'10" Junior

Chandra Kay w1rh on overage of 6 7 re bounds per game Jo Cass and Trish Po z ar led rhe Demons 1n sreals averaging 2 J G'"ld 1 9 per game respecnvely Jo Cass , wirh :1n overage of 9 5 po1nrs each game, was ne ream's high scorer Following Cass 1n scon1g were Chandra Kay (6 5) and Daw na Mayo (5 2)

Co-copro1n Chandra Kay nored, "Sue (El• lis) is like a sisrer, we con rolk ro her obour anything She IS always rhere ro rell us, 'Good Job'"'

These girls have a

lot of pride and intestinal fortitude.''

JV GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front Row : Trish Pozar (c0<oproln) Jenny Koy 2nd Row : Sue Ellis (Cooch) Ba ck l\ow: Julie Herr, 5olly Harney, Sharon Ne19um, Chondro Koy (c0<opro1n) Downe Mayo Jo Coss (c0<opro1n)

A sudden burst Trish Pozar blows by he< defender wirh a sudden bum of energy

What a tan Jo Cos.s, w1rh her ran legs, sprlf'l<JS for rhe rebound as Jenny Koy admires

CHEEP.LEADERS - Bottom fl.ow : Debbie Dode Dawn Modus, Amy Pipkin uso Leingang 2nd fl.ow : Aleoo Forsyth Jody Houser l\ebecco l\oscon (copro1n) 3rd fl.ow : Chnsnne Spillane Lynn Sroble1n Top fl.ow : USO Cisneros (copro1n) Hot Pictured: Heorher Toylor (copro1n) !\OSie Cisneros (sponsor)

Be-or feet - Wirh rwo hours berween weigh-in and rhe srorr of rhe Fr Collins wresrt1ng rournomenr Jody Houser kicks~ and relaxes

Go Demons gol Aleoo Forsyth , USO Cisneros. Amy Pipkin. Jody Houser and Lisa Leingang pep up rhe crowd

Snap ro ltl Chnsnne Spillane and Dawn Modus cheer on the wresrlers ro a 37-21 vicrory over rhe Lakewood Tigers

WInn1ng rhe nrle Nononol Champions or rhe USCA summer comp 1n Forr Collins ser o srondord of excellence for rhe vars1ry cheerlead1ng squad

Debbie Bade and Rebecca Rascon won firsr and second place awards respec nvely 1n 1nd1. 1duol compennon or rhe camp 1n oddinon ro rhe ream award

There was only one squad rh1s year and. consequently. rhe cheerleaders rool~ over rhe dunes of rhe Tnderres. rhe porn pon squao They performed rounnes ser ro the music of rhe Ca rs· 'Hello Again" and Tommy Shaw ' s "Girls wirh Guns" or rhe Home coming and W1nrerfesr assemblies

Furrhermore. rhe squad cheered for mosr of rhe vors1ry sporrs

This meant cheering 3 and 4 times a week

somenmes. wirh procnce afrer school on rhe off days

The squad srarred procnong 1n June and connnued rhroughour rhe summer "The morning procnces were JUsr a drag when you hod ro ger up or 5 30 ro be or school by 6 00," said Amy Pipkin She was one of rhe five cheerleaders who hod never cheered before rhlS year "Oe1ng a cheerleader for rhe firsr nme was a !or of work and o lor of fun. espeoolly since we were pom-pon girls roo," Pipkin said Lisa Leingang added "The besr porr was getting ro go ro games rhor orherw,se I probably wouldn't hove seen You ger ro meer o lor of people roo Ir was fun!"

WIil It go In? Tom Egon , Morry 5kyrmon, Chns Ku• berry Troy Wesr , Todd f\eves , and Joey Thisrlewood worch anxiously os Perer Morrenson's sher soars above Sreve Orower's Jumping block

Flex and shoot Jim Ttsdel has o dear unblocked shor os he eyes rhe bosker and begins ro shoor perhaps because compennors M orry Skyrmon and Sreve Orower ore frozen under rhe glare of Greg Zin<h1n1

M ogle hands Todd !\eves sronds bock os reommore Peter Morrenson prepares ro sinK o fou sher while opponenrs Joey Thistlewood and Sreve Orouwer wa. for o rebound under rhe worchful eyes of Mork Hor necker

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fter irs second year In exIsrence the inrromurol boskerboll league seems here ro sroy.

Enthusiasm ran high

with more srudenrs porrioponng than losr year One newcomer ream was rhe champion "T's· Led by league 1eoding shooting obil1nes of Jim Tisdel, rh1s ream powered above mosr orher compenng reams. such as rhe less glorified Sophomores or Generics Two surprises of on-courr ocnon were rhe second place f1n1sh of rhe oil-sophomore ''Poerry In Monon ' , and the end of rhe one year reign of 1984's chomps, McNuggers .

ThlS intramural league hod special regulo nons, induding one which kept all compen rive boskerbo!I players our Thor rule espe aolly orrrooed many studenrs, SJnce Lorry 01rd like rolenrs were nor required to com pere Instead, vors,ry players ocred as refer ees for rhese games, along w1rh 1nreresred faculty.

An awkward position Fronncolly search ing f0< on open reommore Jim TISde1 dorrs 1n and our of rhe rhree• on-one coverage of Joey Thlsrlewood, Sreve Orouwer, ond Morry Skyrmon

INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Jim TISdel Chns Kuberry , Tom Egon Perer Morrenson Nor Pictu red Collin Donner, Todd !\eves, Greg Zlnch1n1

INTEP.HATIOHAL P.ELATIOHS CLUB-Front P.ow: Debbie Miller Po t Jager Kore

0rody, Jody Houser, David Polevoy Use Drain 2nd P.ow: Kim Asrle Sandy Dixon, Anne Cord , Amy Srunkord , f\ocxy Chopra, Neil Jobri 3rd P.ow: Chuck Seres , Paulo Anderson , Julie f\ord1n , Scorr Green, Jim Pearse Debbie Oode, Scorr Hermann, Tanoz Pakboz, John Hogon 4t h P.ow: MiKe Skinner l\ichord

0radsby, Enca Skyrmon, Kyra Epsrein, Doug Daniels, Julie Chavez, Tom Culver Kns Foreman, Staci Mdlwee, Tom Traub Shoun Christensen , Par Abbot Bo ck

P.ow : Jeff Glenn, Jeff ConnoOy John Oranch nm f\omtg f\om Leidner Anja

Schultz-f\oos Audrey McDonald , 0tna Ohorrochoryyo. f\lck Oecx Mike Donovan , Use Arnold Leanne Fifral f\oger Myers (sponser), EJ,zaberh Davidson, f\ob Howkins, Hot Plcture-d: Ashley Abel , Craig Andews-Jones , Janet Ooulch Down Ooumgorrner, Andrea Olrkby, Hampton 0ndweU Amy Driggs, John Conner

Government experience

Whor was governmenr or Golden High School? Srudenrs gave answers like Srudenr Council, lnrernorionol Relohons Club and Junior Sroresmen

Srudent Council kepr busy wirh Homecoming, Winterfesr Prom and orher octIvItIes Nancy Pariclo commenred " I liked working on Winrerfesr the mosr It was a pain , bur worrh ir ''

Srudenr Counal sponsored the health fair , a community luncheon , and the blood drive They were responsible for reacher of the weel~ and days such as Swears Doy and Nerd Doy

lnrernononol Relonons Club, best known for its Youth In Government octiviries, was shadowed by 37 suspensions from school for five days due ro alcoholic consumpnon However, Golden was still a powerhouse or the State Capitol

Anj le Saunder s ran for Governor, Jerry Fragas campaigned for President of rhe Senate, and Bina Bhattacharyya was elected Speaker of rhe House

In office, Bhattacharyya appointed Scott Green ro personal page, Jeff Glenn to choplo1n, and Jody Hauser ro secretory Kate Brady acted as clerk John Hogan ' s bill con -

cernIng rhe placement of emergency telephones every 10 miles along the freeways was signed by rhe student governor, M i ke Shirley, from Lutheran High School Junior Sroresmen , onorher political group or Golden, was organized in 1983 to orrend the notional Junior Statesmen Presidennol Nom1noring Convennon in Los Angeles Debbie Miller and Lisa Turner ro1Sed money for rhe group this year by making a commercial They showed rhe commercial to moJor businesses in rhe Golden area Ar press rime, rhey were planning ro use the money to orrend the Junior Storesmon Convennon in Coliforn10 on Moy J

Concerning Junior Storesmen, Miller commenred, "I learned a lot obour the poliricol process by becoming actively involved in rhe sysrem '·

Looking ro rhe furure, Turner roved, "Never under nmore rhe powers of rhe Unired Srotes Government Vore for Lisa Turner in 20041"

So, put these three groups rogether - Srudenr Council, International Relorions Club and Junior Stotemsmen - and you get GOLDEN GOVERNMENT

Enc Dohman f\ene Daniels Lori Drain Tern Edwards. Jerry Frongos, Joe GeMtenson , f\enee Gerrer Anne llgenfrirz Jennifer Judson , KeOy Kinner Gail Loge qusr Chen Liddicoat Tommy Maxwell, Scarr Porrerson. Michelle f\owlond Ar)ie Sounders, Jody Shields, Use Turner Mi"ke Young , Scarr Zlporin

STU OEMl COU MCI L Fron t Ro w Kelley Kohn Rebecca Rascon Mindy M oore Dole

• r1t-'-i'.en M ty Md._ a I\, hard Sm1rh 2nd Row · Mike Ogle Joner Hawkinson

isneros OoVid Polevoy Jody Houser Down Rhodus (sec ) Doug Daniels Jim

eorse 3 rd Row : Enc J~ (rreo5 ), Rom Leidner Korhy Zoccoro Rokesh Chopro

Dow Nelson Jodi Drody, Met-Ion Wong Bock Row : Jennifer M ocolody Jennifer

'.".O('l Cberyl Smnh { v I re:. Down Doker (pres) f\osernerry Wohtolo , Nancy

PcirlCJO Dab Purl«) (spon50' Mot Pic tured : Gage Fellows. Susan M cinroy , Por Jager

Shannon Monox, Alron Shoyo

IJUMIOR STATE5MEM Kim Asrte, Debbie Miller, Lisa Turner , Roger Myers (sponser) Not

Pictured: f\ob Colongo , Nancy Ponoo Sherry Fronk Ken Kn1nel

One two , thre,e • Scarr Green counrs rhe number of delegores 1n f avor o f o biH, w hile Jody Houser records rhe resulrs

Amen brothers I Jeff Glenn leods House Prayer as Otno Ohorrochoryyo organi zes her docke r of bi lls

Science stimulates B

iology srudenrs hod ro d1secr many closs1ficonons of animals They also hod ro memorize rhe closs1ficonon of animals reproducnon, diseases and rhe1r causes, and rhe onoromy of plonrs

Physics was filled wtrh lighr and morion formulas and equorions For light rhe physics

srudenrs used mirrors and ripple ranks For morion rhere were long "slink,es" used for waves, and more Then rhere were Gene Child ' s Shaggy Dog Stones Every Friday the physics srudenrs looked forward ro Child ' s stories, jokes rhor were a ploy on words

Srudenrs were asked why rhey rook chem1srry Cori Lister said she "Wonred ro find our why solr melrs rhe snow "

John Bach ofer said he rook chem1srry because "I Love Ms Wahlberg "

"I r would look good on my rronscnpr, bur a D was nor worrh rhe agony," Alesha Sm i th , exclaimed

Mark Young said rhor " Dr. Bindel makes learning chem,s rry fun ''

" Dr . Binde l 1s a Goof 13011, but he 1s my friend'' said Dan Opperman .

David Dudden said "I figured I would ger a good grade and tr would mol~e up for my bod moth grade ·'

Lisa P.ittenbery said rhor she took chem1srry because "I wonr ro become a world famous nuclear chem1sr and save rhe world from nuclear desrrucnon and win rhe Nobel Peace Prize ''

Headaches at 17 ? - Tim Clingan IS busy rry1ng ro pull the answers from his brain for hlS chem1Srry ossignmenr

You wonr me to what? Deon Erickson laughs os he finds our he hos ro do h15 chemisrry paper over for rhe rh1rd nme

W arch the waves Greg Gonrer and Cnns Durgess from phys ,cs ore busy dem<Y1srronng how rhe long and danger~ sfin• key waves obour, reedy ro arrack

Don , rock the boar Tom Gronr mes ro pull o speomon from rhe dor~ skummy worer for biology

Look! It's on arachnid Nor really Korhy Zaccaro and Uz Schulrz ore only looking or one of rhe,r many plonr specmens for biology

Donald John H1ldebrandr Michelle

Hughes (v pres ) l.iso Levy <sec.) Melis

so Fry (rres ). Mike ()gal Bock P.ow

l\ooul Pim (sponsor) Dan La,ramore

ChriSnne Cooper (rres) Cbartes Sear

Enk Hansen. Cynrh10 Ports Chuck Se-

keres. Dan Opperman. Hearher Sf\JOTT

l\ick M00<e Morr Zellmer Tom Lowe

Sarah Scorr

LATIN CLUB. Front P.ow: Audrey Mc

Eating French Cuisine. Alison Shayo ears that yummy foreign food

Studying Her Latin • MellSSO Fry con'r believe oil the new words ro learn

GroVfing interest

In rhe posr, rhe number of srudenrs involved In rhe French and Lonn dubs were o lim1red few Promoring inreresr and orrroaIng srudenrs rhrough letrers and onnouncemenrs helped enrollmenr for rhe French and Lonn dubs increase Sponsor Raoul Pini was exared ro see how many srudenrs joined the dubs for rhe 1984-85 school year ''It is easier ro pion aaIvInes for rhe students if more of them ore involved" so1d Plrrl.

One of rhe oa1viries rhe clubs planned was ro go ro rrodirionol resrouronrs The French dub planned o vJSrr ro rhe Magic Pon which serves a vonery of d1fferenr flavored crepes The Lonn dub planned ro ear or rhe Athenian restouronr, o dass,col Greek resrouront which 1ndudes o floor show with Greek dancers Along w1 rh eating, both clubs planned ro orrend the annual GHS Spnngfesr, which Is o gorhering of all fore,gn language dubs ro ear, dress, and dance according ro rhe languages rhey srud1ed This year rt induded o parade, food, games. skits and compennons

Erasing the Desk Kelly McClo sk ey calmly removes rhe answers from rhe previous 1 1 kJdd ig Dove Locke Mork Richordson and Kelley Kohn ore soaking up French words in rhe background

FRENCH CLUB Fro n t Row : Andy Copeland John Sm,rh Scorr l\a,le YoM LuSS1ez Knsry Murphy Jenifer Condreay Kathy Goldbo<k (rres Tom Gronr Kim Sharp Trocy Dudley Don elle Sruorr Bock Row : Kelly l<.iMer Mindy Moore Jeff Glenn Charo Eli10r <sec l\osemory Wohrolo Cynth10 Oordoy (v pres Not Pictured: l\ooul Pim (sponsor) Molly Mcdonald (program cho,rmon)

CULTURAL FUN

Aresurgence occurred 1n rhe foreign language deparrmenr rhis year, necessiroring hinng Dean Miller as a second Germon reacher parr rime Many colleges hove announced rhor, beg1nn1ng wirh rhis year's sophomore doss, rwo years of a foreign language will be required for admission

New Spanish reacher John Jaramillo concen rrored on '' genera ring a conrogeous enthusiasm for rhe Spanish language '' One 1nreresnng assignment involved "culrure capsule" reporrs on areas ranging from politics ro oesrheric coregories The Spanish Club planned culrurol ocnvines ro enhance class porr1apot1on Members were kept informed obour hisponic culrurol displays. fesrivols, speakers, dance performances, etc in rhe area

Germon Club, meanwhile, kepr rhe school supplied with rhe ever-popular Germon candy and organized ocriv1t1es 1nclud1ng mountain hikes

Another fore1gn language srud1es or GHS was English Twelve srudents from eighr countries, including Peru, Japan and Denmark, were tutored by Norma 0oulch, reacher for Teoching English ro Srudenrs of Orher Languages (TESOL) She also helped foreign srudents with any troubling subjects

GERMAN CLUB • Fronr Row : 01ooe Drown (sponsor) l.Jso Shier Shannon Vicror. Leslie Phinney (rreos) Debbie Miller Scarr Hermann (v pres.), Sarah Shier. Ehzoberh Davidson Oock !'\ow Carol HeiSmonn Kim Hurney Merry Oond, Srocey Kerrenng, Kenn Kntrtel (rreos ) Ence Skyrmon, Ashley Abel. Mondy Lee Nor Pictured: Jeff Connolly (pres) Koren Andrews. Dill Dode Margo Durgess. l\obby Cook. Scarr Doon. Srocy Foyko.,h, Koren Hull, !'\om Letdner Tonoz Pokbaz. Kim Von Loorhoven. Seer Werzel

All In good fun. MicheUe Perersburg, Chns Dennis Terry McCully, Keirh Emrich, Tom Zerbesr and Virgil Hordendorff cheer Tommy Powell on as she loys 1r on rhe line ro Dtrk Srelrer

SPANISH CLUB John Jorom1llo (sponsor), Valene Vidis , 0-msnne Cooper, f\oberr Thompson , MelJSSO Leingang FrOflk Zurey USO Ournhom Mornno Ge<W1ng , f\ebecco Dungan Not Pictured: Koren Whitehouse ..sec) Joe Gershtenson (treas), uso Turner pres Knsren Coreson Chns Hildreth Trenr Clabough Scorr Ziponn Oorr Hinkle Con l.lSrer Nancy Ponoo, Koren Dunn Heorher Shrrennikoff

Adding emphasis John Jaramillo reminds rhe doss of upcoming Spanish Oub Aa1vines

It' s all English to me Hoe Im Yoo , Lene f\orbech Ooud10 Peno Heorher Sreworr and Norma Ooulch find rhey con communicate 1n several different languages

Kno'Nledge quest

The morh and compurer deporrmenrs expanded and charged forward inro rhe furure, on rheir one year mission ro seek our strange new equations, ro explore new proofs, and ro boldly program where no srudenr hod programmed before

For instance, Golden's IGM Compurer Lob was supplemenred wirh ~.000 of high rech computer equipment rhonl~ ro IOM Computer Company, and enrollment 1n rhor deportmenr soared from 98 ro 220 srudenrs

Then, in rhe only club in e1rher of these deporrmenrs, rhe morh ream, die-hard moth enrhusiosrs, gorhered once a mon th ro rake a res r from which rhe1 r scores would be rabulored ro rank rhe ream ogo1nsr others 1n the store They held second place or press rime

MA TH TEAM 8o1ne Frrzgerold (sponsor), l\osemerry

Wohrolo Heorher Selirreon,koff 0111 McMahon Leslie

Phinney Srepon,e Lyon Anne Cord Down l\incoe, Lise

Shier Greg Weloorn Not Pictured Jeff Connolly Re nee Gerrer KeM Kn1rre1 Chns Doherry Michelle Perersburg •

Who Invented this stuff anyway? • Ir s a difficult JOb ro make Geomerry interesnng, Iv f\uby Hole seems robe doing her best ro keep Scot Wetzel and the rest of the dos.s ov1oke

Dementia In the computer lob - Mooque Mezo and Jeff VorhtS seem complerely exored by rhe1r recent space invader explosion , while Sandy Dtxo Doug Daniels and Mork Yocoverro fronncolly work ro desrroy rhe world

DECA Front Row • Donella Sreworr, Arisro1r Hawkes. Wendy Hurch1nson. Shellee Chnsrensen Oobbi Jo Le van , Jone lhorok, Carol Neuss Bock Row · Tracey War kins , Louro Srowe , Connie r\urherford Onan Sm1rh Ke1rh

Emrick. David Clark, T•m Morr,nez. Adam Hamon, Tom

Norek Jeff Jozw1ecki , Scorr Ooz.z Tim Silcox Marshall

Cloy DebbyDuronr , (sponsor)Oorbr\obie NotPlc1ure d :

Tern Edwards, Tonya Cooksey Debbie Necos Jim Nol

De<xy Thomas pres Chnsne Wolrer ( v pres Juhe Worron (sec ), Charmaine Lindsay (rres ), Shawnee Wolph (pub d1r)

Ne ver toking their eyes off their papers Tonya Cooksey, Kelly Holland, Hoe Mi You Korhy Paez and Uso Saddler procr1Ce rheir business and ryping skills.

Dis trict conve ntion w inners Shawnee Wolph Tonya Cooksey 01nsne Wolrer and r\oy Maestas flash rheir v1aory smiles

FB LA Front Row : Go1I O ' Neot (sponsor ), Corn Corson, Jerry Vogr Grerchen K~ Denise Sptrrle<, Louro Cnsr, LUJeon l\edfern, Durdle lsoocs , Liso Newell , Srefo(\J McNt· chols, Decky Mosimer Diano Howooh, Ap<il Ceol , Phylfis Price .sponsor Bock Row • Paulo Oollrnge< Par Mdn r.Te Monique VOJra Decky Madonna Not Pictu red: Debbie Allen , Cry~ol Dr05Sell , Swe Oenedo Coren Derkhouse , l\egg1e Oeyer!> Peggy Colvin , Jon Doiron, Lor, Drotn , Jenifer Durbin, Tracy Eddy , Kyra Epsretn , Sro cey Faykosh , Lora Fleer, Sherry Fronk, Heid, Isom , Olen Lidd1Coor Gen I.JddlCOOI Jennifer Madonna , Cindy Mos rers. Carmen Mc£1h1nney Karhy Medino, Angie Nelson, f\on New Srepho(\Je Parke< Kirsren Pennell , Tommy Powell , Sheila f\eynolds , Steve Smrh, Dani Sprague , Jenrufer Stowe , Kim Sweeney SuZJ Swenson , Pam Tver• berg Lisa Turner , Donnie Wolron , Andree W1lletT and Mtke Yunk

Winners abound in business department

The business clubs of our school were

very busy rhis year wInnIng all kinds of awards For Insronce rhe DECA club broughr

In four vicrones or the D1srncr Convennon Shawnee Wolph placed 4rh In odverns1ng and Tonya Cooksey rook 8rh In General Morkenng In rhe Mori~enng Deporrmenr

Chri stie Walter placed 5th In rhe r\esrouronr

M orkenng and Ra y Maestas placed 5rh In General Morkenng DECA wasn r rhe only one winning awards FOLA rook rhe1r fair shore Oorh Heid i Isom and Carmen McElhinney rool~ 1sr place In Ous1ness Graphics and In Ousiness Low Stace y Fayko sh rool~ 1sr and Lisa Turner rook 2nd Some second

place winners were Tra cy Eddy In Office Procedures and Cheri Liddicoat In Public Speaking In AOC Sreno I Susi Swenson rool~ 1sr and Cind y Master s rool~ 2nd Lasr bur nor leosr, Ki rsten Pen nell rool~ 3rd in Mo· chine Tronscnpnon and Jennifer Stowe placed 5rh In Clerk TypIsr I

Wirh rhe new !OM compurer lob available, business srudenrs hod increased opporrunIty ro become prepared ro be leaders In rhe compurer age · A wide vanery of business classes, including on-rhe·JOb rraInIng were offered Many srudenrs rool~ business classes ro improve rypIng skills, even 1f rhey didn'r pion ro enrer business careers

Candelight and e v er yth i ng - FOLA officers were 1nsrolled In o formal ceremo n y They include Monique V OJro. pres , Par M clnryre. v pres -fundro1sing, Denise Spinier, sec Crysral Orassell, rreos , Debbie Allen. re porrer /hisronon and (nor p1crured) Dunllo Isaacs, v. pres -oaIvIries

''What's happenin'?'' ''Systems!''

The world Is o sysrem. mode up of sysrems This idea was presented rhis year in all of the soC1al srudies classes Ir was nor uncommon, during lectures, for a reacher, such as Dewain Wood ro suddenly break off and roar, "What's hoppen1n':>"

The students would ouromoncolly answer, "Systemsl"

This was undoubtedly true 1n the school system alone, nor to mention rhe world For 1nsronce, the Friends For Peace was a group of people working together for peace One of rheir proJecrs was ro raise money and send letrers ro Oscar , a lirrle boy 1n Lorin

America Money was raised by selling doughnu rs during zero hour Another one of rhe groups' purposes was ro make people aware of rhe1r world Awareness posters were hung around the school to accomplish this

The color guard was o new group added ro rhe school rh1s year This group was start ed second semesrer by Mike Braden who also sponsored the group This group was very unique ro Golden because no orher school 1n Jefferson counry hod o color guard Their main responsibiliry was ro pur up the fiag every morning or 7 00

FP. IEH DS FOP. PEACE Koren Andrews , Oob Kinsey (Sponsor) Aleoo Forsyrh Sherry Fronk Anne Cord , l..lso Durnhom Nor p1crured Vir91n10 Oornum

Did you he a r th a t? - Psychology srudenrs rake notes as guest speaker Eckard Wolhch explains rhe wOC'k!ngs of rhe cr1m1nol mind

COLOR GUARD MJl#,e 0roden spoosor), f\icky Oecx r-om Ledner , Gerr• Mort~ Not pictured: Sheley Sealy Jim Word

I remember - r.oger Meyers describes his occounrs dunng rhe Cuban Miss,e CriSIS

In hor pursulf of doughnuts r.ussel Werber and Enc Coronis ploy o rriv10 game 1n r.oger Meyers USSP. clos.s

Brainstorm Mike Ubro searches for rhe nghr word rouse 1n his essay

Great scheduling girls! Decky Sharp likes rhe debore schedules that

Sandy Dixon and Monellen Hug hove mode

IWise c rocks Lowell Sharp mes nor ro laugh or o studenr's )Oke about the Forensics bus

FORENSICS Front P.ow· Debbie Miller , Everert G1dlund , Lon Opfer , Cynrhio Oordoy, Koren Whirehoul,e fl.osemerry WohrOlo L~·e Phi nney , Sherry Fronk , Anye Sounders, Theresa Oowers, Mory Payne 2nd P.ow Tyw1llo Maupin, Down Sharp , Alison Shoyo, Korhy Zaccaro , Molly McDonald Mike Connors, Kyle Wesrgord , Donavon Tolborr Down Oswald Chorlorre Quoronno, Tnno Miller , Use Turner , Nancy Ponoo, Use Arnold Bo ck P.ow · Margo Ourgess, Curr Cor1ond , Come fl.umph , Tom low , fl.om Letdner Shou<' Chnste"5ef'I , fl.ob Howkins , Norm Hick.S Ketrt'l Sealy , Scarr Hender!,()('!, Dill Oode, Onan Srroog , Lowell Shorp(sponser Not Pictured : Mirra Am1nJofon, Koren.Andrews, Annerre Axron , John Oochofer Melonie Ocker Mike Oozz , Greg Oeor , Susan Oened1CT, Enc Oemnger , Chns Ourgess, Dono Our1er Amy Cord, Anne Cord , Mike Coruro , fl.ocky Chopl'o Troy Coores , Koren Conrier Amy Denson. Sandy Dixon, Emmy Oim1rroff, Chris Doherry, Corhy Dnscoll , Dov1d Dudden, Jerry Frongos, Kevin Gosvodo Jeff Glenn, Mike Hansen , Tooyo Hillen, Mariellen Hug , Neil Jobri, fl.urh Johnson , Troy Johnson , Chandra Koy , Scorr Krorcho , Carolyn Kuberry , uso Leingang , Chen Uddicoor, Gen lidd1coor , Par Lm Nodine Moesros. Kathy McDonald , Kristen Molnar , Nancy Mooney, Cher Neal , Wendy Nyland , Korhy Paez , Sandy Pon , Debo fl.e1d , Elena fl.eul , Hetd1fl.ewtnkel , Morne fl.agers , Don Sonders, Phil Schmtdr, Herb Schroeder, Kevin Scorr Kim Von Loorhoven, Ter Vonloorhoven Derek VonWesrrum , Shonnon VterO< , Oob Warren , Joe Wells , Seer Werzel David W115on , Julie Vuxinte

English not just writing

E,er read Hard Times by Charles Dickens? Honors English reacher, Sandy Notions , l'\l ,own for her vasr reddy bear col !ea,ons. assigned her dasses Hard Times ro read

Upon reading rhe book vengefully rold Nations, bears hove 'hard nmes't

Andy Madsen I hope reddy

However, English all reading and wnring Theorer and Forensics were English aedirs too

Eleven forensics srudents qualified for c;rore including Rom Leidner and Shaun Christensen who were undefeated 1n cross e..:om1nonon debore Nell Jabri , David Dudden and Rob Hawkins in Lincoln-Douglas debate Keith Sealy and Mariellen

Hug first qualifiers in Duer Aa1ng, Rosemary Wahtola and Cyndi Bordoy in Drama, and Koren Andrews and Dawn Sharp 1n Humor Chris Burgess, Joe Wells , Rocky Chopra Alison Shaya , Scott Henderson , Mike Han sen , Lisa Turner , Anne Card , and Sandy Dixon were all alternates ro Srate

In Forensics students competed ot tournarnenrs 1n 1nrerpreronon of literature, duer act· '"g public speaking, and debate Coach

Lowell Sharp found preparation for tournaments was much easier wirh the help of studenr OSSIStonrs Anne Card, Sandy Dixon , and Joe Wells Dawn Sharp w as always willing (?) ro compere 1n the place of others

when her forher needed someone Debbie Miller was famous for doing the morning announcements Some called her announcements The Debbie Miller Show .

Hampering this year's season. rhe ream's bus broke down 1n December While some were upser, others were glad, for rhe bus hearer never worked. and windows never dosed all rhe way allowing snow and rain ro enrer the bus What would Cherry Creek soy:>1:>

Wh en Sharp informed the ream rhor o new engine hod been put in the bus. Jeff Glenn asked, "Does If hove o new body">"

Adding ro rhe crocks mode obour rhe Forensics bus. Everett Gl dlund comment ed. "Laying on rhe luggage and suirs 1n rhe bock is more comfortable rhon s1rnng 1n rhose seats I"

Trina Miller retorted, "The bus inspired our ream spirit, because we mode JOl~es obour rhe bus all the way ro rhe rourno menrs ··

Yer all the ream members musr admit rhor rhe bus hod senrimenral value and rrad1non

High te ch English • The compurer lobs were u5ed by many srudenrs for dosses such as Oosic Essay and F0<en SICS Chondro Koy rakes o break from grueling w0<k on the computers

All's well

Alec hod once chased him for ten blocks with o butcher knife , wonnng to make him smaller Claire hod chased him half thor disronce wirh o dead ror [3ur he was really braver rhon rhey , he was on ornsr Oh he hod tried his luck or foorboll lil~e rhe orher boys bur hod only ended up wirh rhree broken ribs when he rockled o boy known ro him only as " Moose . " Thus be hod enrered rhe hollowed halls of the Golden Arnsrs Gleaming rhey srood , like Gods from on earlier age, moJesric and rollRosen tha I , Dunn and Youngmann . The orhers hod laughed when he hod roken up this pursuit, bur now he hod hlS revenge Nor only was he making more money rhon oil of rhem combined , and drawing mosr of rhe cartoons rhor rhey read 1n rhe1r well worn copies of Playboy , bur he was enjoying sp1riruol and culrurol uplifting while Alec struggled ro moinroin his " one square yard of space'' up rhe river

Drawi ng from the well Hoe Nu Yoo (who cerra,nly must be related ra Pablo Pleas.so, no morrer how disranrly) works on yet anorher masterpiece f0< bef already 1mpreSS1ve p0<tfobo

Joo ls Orendo Smrh busies herself wirh the intricate workmanship needed ta make on item of sucn excepnonol value that should 1t be found 1n a tomb 4 0CX) years from now IT w,11 be absolurely poceles.s

ART CLUB Front l\ow Koren An· drews Mei-Ion Woog (v pres), Dino Ohorrochoryyo, Marnie Porker, Tommy Maxwell sec -rreas ), Debbie Kobernusz Mike Skirmer 2nd l\ow Chnsry Anderson , Holly Ausrer Julie l\ord1n , loune Dickenson , Janice Lister , Mondy Lee Julie Chavez, Kns Foreman, Gene Youngmonn (spoosor'. Jrd l\ow Tio Kellenbenz Kathy Goldbeck Cynth10 Pom Amy Pearson, Orion Wildeman

Nor Pictured Hetd1 Isom (pres ) Mlrro Am1nJ0fon l\obb Crowe , 0izoberh Eo dens , Lora Fleer Knsten Molnar Wendy Nyland , Connie l\urherford Mondo Schultz., Amy Keith

Always helpful Jerry l\osenthol helps Jockle Oe<:wnon ro aeare her own expressive arr form

Deck the halls Srudenrs work adorns rhe walls of rhe Foorh~ts Arr Center in Golden This display 1ndudes over 100 arr pieces Earlier 1n rhe year rhe Scholasnc Art Awards l\eg1000I Exh1bir occepred work by Jennifer Srowe and Jennifer Hogon (Gold Keys) Dino Ohorrochoryyo , Kira Davis He1d1 Isom Decky Neety and Kurr Quinn (Cemncores of Ment) and Kris 01rd Enc Coronis Chris French, Orendo Smith Kns Smth, Niel Andrews Wayne Gomble Corinne Simonds Pam Yanez., Sean Frey David Meyer Erik Smith Mei-Ion Wong and Onan Wh1re

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We have a choir?

When people were asked where rhe choir room was mosr replied either "We hove a choir room?" or "I rhoughr choirs only extSred in church" Mosr people considered choir one of rhose difficult classes like underworer bosker weaving Our more than 50 srudenrs involved in choir would disagree

''We work really hard bur the concerrs ore very rewording and a lot of fun •· said r\osemerry Wahtolo

"I would say choir IS hard somenmes and samenmes ir's nor Out rhot's like any orher class '· commented Oeth Dorman

One of rhe rewards of hard work and ded1corion hos been All Srore Every year a choir was selecred of studenrs from all over Colorado Golden was proud ro hove represenrorives for Golden in rh1s choir each year This yeor' s representonve was Amy Von Dyke

Srudents and faculty always srressed rhe Imporronce of school spirit Yer many choir members have noriced rhat choir concerrs ore one of rhe leost orrended school ocrivities With the rising problem of choirs possibly being dismissed from all Jefferson County schools rhe need for supporr from GHS srudents 1s more important rhon ever

Concert Choir- Front Row : Monellen Hug , Sarah Shier Theresa Dowers, Debro Downs. Down Sharp. Chnsnne Gillespie Nicole f\ock, Ten Ooys 2nd Row : Chns Wh1rehouse Jodi Orody DeeOee Gooden

Soncerro Lisa Ournhom Lourie Miller (rreosur

Tonzie Higgins Jrd Row : Nicole f\o,rz, Enn

Michelle Marsh Audrey Mott L10 Warren

Jones. Chns Molone Angie Arnold Bock Row : Don Chnsry (president) Joe Wells Steve Popiel

Warren Mel~ Powell Cyndi Oordoy Srephooie Lyon Michoel Hansen Keith OeU Not Pictured:

Fields Scott Henderson Koria Drednchs, Stocey

Michko Novonr , f\yder Homey KeVln

" Songs so sweet Monellen Hug Sings to LoU(le Mfer, with no comment from and Chris White~ "

24th Street Si ngers Front Row : Amy Von Dyke, Chnsr,ne G,llesp,e .secrerory Kelli Jones Srocey Kerrenng , Jodi Orody Srocey Goudge 2nd Row · Keith Dell , Don Chrisry , Ord Row : Jim Preston Angie Arnold , Kyra Epstein, Sreve

P0p1et 4th Row : John Warren , Chris Molone MellSSO Powell

(p<esidenr I\Jchord Sm1rh (rreosurer Bock Row : Perer

Morrenson Caroline Mallory (d1recr0< MlChoel Hansen Hot

Pi ctured : Mle Lon Wong , Chris Wh1rehou5e

Sing o song of slx pock Don Christy Tim Fields Mike Hansen Perer M 'lT~lS()('\ Joe Wells Sreve P<>p1el and Kevin Warren p<ocnce for a btg choir coocen

Mountain Mogle- Front Row : Korhy Paez (seaerory), Gino Gorden, Annerre Duhamel. Theresa Dowers. Som Oorelo 2nd Row : Oerh Dorman Jusnne Wilson. Debro Gosnell Nicole f\ock Korby Zaccaro (treasurer) Chris Soncerro Sandy Porr Bock Row · Norohe Colberr (p<esidenr TonZJe Higgins. Audrey Morr Deann lounn, Amy Walker Not Pictured: f\osemerry Wohrolo. Chris Wh1rehouse Koren Whitehouse

SYMPHONIC BAND - Front Row : Michelle Morsrn He1d1 Srevenson Cynrhio Zieman 2nd Row : Onan Srr()()(J Joe Coin , 801ne, Dwo1ne Wh1rh1ngron , Amy Pipkin K,erh Oviorr Oecky Denise Goodmon , Enc Jensen ~rd Row : Par Abborr Poul Carlson, April Osburn Amy VonDkye, Korhy Goldbeck, Korhy McDonald

Mork True April Denson Kallie Snyder Liso Levy l\on Didonoro. Back Row Chns 0urgess , Jim Presron, Dtckie 0rodsby Jeff Connolly M ory Smlrh Dorrei. Woolsey, l\td<; Didonoro. El!lor Thiede Krisnn Carlson. Koren Dunn. Heorher Colondn Koren Connor Chns Polench1, Koren Hun Laro Spanski, Chr&rie Goold bock Not Pictured : l\oss Mc.Clure (Direcror)

Putting their best feet forward rhe bond marches ,n rhe Homecoming parade

The hard work paid off

F or rhe f1rsr nme In as long as anyone can remember, rhe band marched In new uniforms They were mosr ofren seen wearing rhem or home foorboll games Unrorrunarely, rhe S,xrh Avenue Marching Fesn vo , rhe h1ghhghr of rhe season where bonds from around rhe counry compere was canceled due ro rhe weorher In add1non ro being unable ro compere Golden did nor ger a chance ro show off rhe1r new uniforms

On rhe orher hand, rhe J0ZZ bonds per -

formed excellenrly or rhe Golden Jazz Fesn vol Several bands from across rhe srore per for med or rhe fesnvol Golden s perfor monce was one ro remember The J0ZZ bond also planned ro compere In one of rwo fesnvols being held 1n W1ch1ro and Norre Dome

Gond Is a way of life for many people Koll1e Snyder said. " If ir were nor for bond , I wouldn r be ,n school

5th HOU R JAZZ OAHD Front Row : Ellior Thiede 2nd Row : Dove Wilson , Hwi Sou ck Row : Oorre< ren t- Tom Grant, Mork True Robtn Millin, Merk Traub Hot P ctured. McOure (Direcror)

6th HOUR JAU. BAND: Front Row Robin Millin , Dove W1lso1 Kolhe Snyder, APfil Osburn 2nd Row :

Par Abbort Scort Hermonn Denise Goodmon, Ap(tl Denson Bo ck Row Mork Traub , Dorrell Woolsey Kyle Wesrgord, Elliot Thiede D,cxie Orodsby, Jeff Connolly Hot Pi ctured : Ros.s McOure (D,recror)

Concentrating hard rhe JOZZ bond performs in rhe Golden Jazz Fesnvol

KEY CLUB • Front Row · Duree Compors, Kelly Skinner Bock Row : Kenn Kn1rrel Jennrfer Judson (sec / rreos) Gage Fellows (pres) Down Weeks Marnie Rogers Ondy Dor day Oob Hayes (sponsor) Not Pic-

tured : Dove ThtSrlewood (v pres )

SuZJ Swenson Kelly Jaycox lorry

f\ock John Oronch. Tim f\om19 Down Doker Onan Ross. A!T Papen fus Klwanas sponsor).

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The Key Is lnvolvment M orn,e Rogers tS rhe pnv~eged member rhor gers ro nde 1n rhe Key Oub's winning floor

For friendly advice - As o sruden r adviser, Down Doker rolks ro some of her peers who JUSr need o friend

H.0.T. Advisors are the Key

Help1ng other reenogers was whor the HOT Tearn srood for and rhor was also rhe ream's purpose The HOT Team was inrroduced lost year bur really rook shape and was o nghrer. more producnve group rh1s year One of rhe main goals of rhe HOT Tearn was ro prevent drinking and driving

To promote rhis concept the ream ser up 1nformonve showcases. visited Elemenrory schools, helped with orher ream building and mer weekly all year Sponsor of rhe HOT Team. Bonnie Cad y , explained , 'The group informally kepr involved 1n school ocriviries and our main funcnon was leading orhers to posinve behavior ··

Another helpful group or Golden High was the Srudent Advisors, sponsored by Ga le Hallberg and Zelma Seberg Although this program 1s drfferenr 1n every school, Golden's peer counselors helped w1rh reg1srro-

non and new srudenr onenronon, bur more 1mportonrly, rhey helped srudents needing supporr when the students did nor feel comf orroble rolking ro on odulr 'If you need o fnend rhor ' s what we re for · said Je nni fer M aca lad y, one of rhe five advisors

The Key Club was also o seN1ce-0rienred group The dub was acnve rhe enrire year beginning wirh o floor 1n the Homecoming porode. rhen moving on ro o conned and boxed food drive for rhe needy , and doing o number of fun skirs dunng school assemblies

The dub mer. 1n rhe evening once a month to ploy basketball or volleyball and a lso hod 1nterdub meenngs wirh orher Key Clubs 1n Jefferson Counry Jenn ifer Judson , o member of the Key Club said , ' ' I om really rhonkful rhor I om in Key Club, nor only for the fun bur because helping people makes me fee l good ,.

H.O T TEAM Front Row : Srephonl McNIChols. 2nd Row : Ooorue Cody (odvlSOf), Ken Orune STUDENT ADVIS O RS Fro n t Ro w · Jennifer M o co lody , Down Ocker, Alisr01r

HU'M' Amy Von Dyke Bock Row : Mindy M00<e, L.tso Cisneros , Julie Sre<mole Not Hawkes Bo ck Ro w • Gale Ho1lberg Zelma Seberg, Tm l\omg , Alesha Sm1rh

Pictured: Shelley Perersen Km Sreo1 Tim Acker

NEWSPAPER-Fron! Row : Orenr K1ndsvorer (2nd sem Phoro ediror) Mtchelle Hughes , P-.oudy Hildrerh ( 2nd row : Jennrfer Condreay, Eric Momon (2nd sem Ad manager) O'loro Elhorr Christine Spillane Anne Cord '2nd sem Counrer P01nr editor Debbte MIier (News editor), Shell Keen (Proofreader) Bo ck row , P-.oy Dougheny Sponsor), Jtm Harper Virg1nt0 Oornum,

Record Keepers

Afew elite clubs and classes were ere· ored ro keep rhe srudenrs of GHS up ro dare on currenr news issues Four groups come forrh, rhe awesome Yeorbool~ sroff, rhe Video Yearbook staff, r\od10 Club, and Newspaper The Yeorbook sroff hod rhe task of purring a year's events 1nro a single book, while the Video Yearbook staff put rhe evenrs of rhe year inro lighr and sound r\odio although plagued with equ1pmenr problems overcome them and provided music or no charge to some of rhe orher club sponsored evenrs Newspaper rried rheir level best ro bring ro pnnr some of the most relivenr and conrroversiol lSSues lil~e "Should oil reachers who reach rhe some class use the same lesson pion

M Iies of smiles An enthused Newspaper Sroff poses tor o nor-so-enrhused Mork Fluklger

Steve Corneftx (2nd sem CounterP01nr ed1ror), Tim P-.omig, Enc Smirh '2nd sem Sporrs ediror) DoVJd Polevoy (Ed1ror -1n-Ch1ef) Soro Scorr (Features ediror) He1d1

P-.ew1nkel (2nd sem Assisronr ediror) Hot Pictured : Dororhy Roper '1sr sem Ad manager John Hogon

<Ed1ror"ln Chief) Homron Oridwell 1sr sem Phoro Ediror), Crysrol Or~I • Louro Stowe Heorher Ensminger

RADIO CLUB: Par Abbor (V Pres) Nor Pie rured Rob Howkins (Pres), Oloke Coelho, Jod Shields, Dove Farrar (sponsor)

YEARBOOK - Front Row: Mork Fluekiger (phoro ed 2nd Row : Mndy More (ocodem1C5/dubs ed) Scarr Ponersoo, Michelle Perersburg , Stacey Mooroyo, Jill Hui odvtsor) J rd Row : Kelly Kohn ( sporIT> ed ), Richard Sm1rh people ed), Chnsnng Sp1llooe ( coos.sr ed Jontee Lister ' co-os.sr ed ), Debbie Miller 4th Row . Michelle P.owlond Molly Hogon Norm Hicks Debbie Kobernusz ' co-srudent hfe ed Mott Nelson 5th Row : 0-ms Smirh Bock Row : Knsry W1rrh Jo Cass Jeff Plummer, Drenr Kindsvorer ass1 phoro ed ), Gino Gordon Stephenie Porker Not pictured : Andy Copeland, Enc Cororus , Kira Davis , Terne Edwards Soroh Klein , Downe Mayo Par P.etndel {ed 1n<h1ef), Shelly Smith (ods ed ), P.oxonne TruJtllo , Delta P.etd {co-srudenr life ed ), Emmy Joy Dtmttroff

VIDEO YEARBOOK Wendy Nyland , Sharon Neigum, Roberr Thompson , Shannon Viaor Chris Mabry Not Pictured: Voundo Goode sponsor)

The wisdom of experience

Mindy Moore shows new year book staffer Knsry W1rrh rhe bo sics of planning a page

Tearn teaching

Learning and ocrivir1es combined ro keep srudenrs 1n rhe special educonon deportment involved This year many of rhe srudenrs Joined regular G1ology , morh , vocanonal and orher dosses Where several were in rhe some doss, a speaal educorion teacher ream -raughr rhe doss with rhe regu lar reacher

ThtS form of '·mo1nsrream1ng' ' was encouraged by rhe counry adminisrranon rhis year and special educorion reochers found rhar 1r worked foirly well

In oddinon ro standard subject marrer. special educanon srudenrs learned skills ro help rhem maintain Jobs, homes and relononsh1ps in their future lives Self responsiblliry and commun1canon were srressed

Favonre acnvines included a shopping trip ro Denver v10 f\TD before Christmas, the annual trip to rhe Srock Show, spending nme exploring careers in local businesses and rhe overnight comping rrip planned for spnng

Exci tedly wa iting KnsnenSm1rh. Kim Gilmore , Dorbaro Homs, Joefl.e1nhordondToddHoyslen look fO<Word 10 learning how ro nde rhe RID and gong shopping in Downrown Denver

Couldn ' t be prouder Mike Oroden congrorulores Kim Gilmore and Knsnen Sm1rh, happy rhird ptoc.e winners in rhe Sr ore Special Olympics Dowling Tournomenr

WES CLUB ,oe f\e1nhord, Todd Hoyslerr, Kim Gilmure pres Oorboro Harri:. ..sponsor), Joanna Pomeroy (pres Not Pleture-d: Ki isrien Smrh <sec), Som Keyes

Boys will be boys Wh~e Kim Gnmore and Knsnen Smith w~ diligenr y Todd Hovsierr laughs or on 11"\Side pke

Glendo Dosh1en (2nd v pres reporrer re</songleoder 8586 D1Sr rreos ). Donna Jones (pres.) Denel1 Nus.se (hisronon)

Loune Harper (sr advisor 8485 D1sr reporrer) DeeDee

Gooden (rreos,) Not Pictured: Corhenne Dnscoll (1sr v pres).

f\ocheOe Price (sec. '85- 86 D1Sr hisronoo)

More than pots, pans

Home economics doesn' r JUSr consisr of cooking and sewing, there ore many other ospecrs involved in day ro day life for which home ec prepares srudenrs For insronce 1n rhe Child Developmenr class, students cored for "egg babies" Many srudenrs found rhe duries of parenthood more d1fficulr rhon rhey hod onricipored In f ocr , one "egg baby" was found crushed in a rrosh con, founding vicious rumors rhor a dead baby hod been found in a garbage con or GHS

Several srudenrs increased rhe1r 1nvolvemenr in home ec by pornciponng 1n Furure

Homemol~ers o f America (FHA) A few of rhe club's highlights included rheir homecoming floor and rhe srore FHA conference held or rhe Oroodmoor 1n. February, as well as rhe Volennnes parry

Everybody loves a clown Amber Hayes ond orher reochers' children ore enrerrorned by "f\ed Hor" the down or rhe FHA childrens' Valentines Doy parry

He y guys The challenge, "You rhink you con do onyrh1ng girls con? Then rake Home Economics and prove Ir ," w oo Sharon M cClure S1 51n rhe posrer conresr

FHA Louise Grore (spof'ISO()

Hey good lookin '. what's cook In' ? f\ochelle Pnce prepares rolls , rolls , and more rolls ro feed rhe many hungry guests who orrended rbe FHA 1nsrollonon ceremony

For better or for worse Scorr Sourh and Julie Srermole seem ro hove o happy mornoge bur bow much con rhey fighr in an hour'

Job skills learned

Vocanonal rechnology classes and lndusrnal Ans Club combined ro do some our-of-rhe-ord,nary proecrs Woodworking class produced roys ranging from ,nfonr sears ro rocl~1ng horses

lndusrnol Arrs Club decorored rhe huge pine rree ,n fronr of GHS for Chnsrmas The Counry lenr rhem o lifr rruck ro hong rhe ornomenrs and lighrs Among rhe ornomenrs mode of mosonlTe, poinr, and ghrrer was a four foor figure of Sonr Claus mode by Sall y Harne y and Dan Morr ison ro rop-off rhe rree

The members sold ice scrapers They also rool~ a field rnp ro rhe School of Mines ro see irs robonc welding ser-up

Steve Rusch encouraged more srudenrs ro rol~e rechn1co l orrs classes because, " They con develop skills rouse for gaInIng employmenr or jusr relaxing In rheir own worl~hops

Even 1f srudenrs ore nor planning ro go into a field deohng w1rh crofrsmonsh,p or rechnology, classes such as elecrron1cs , drafting , or ouro mechanics reach sl~ills rhor come 1n handy rhroughour hfe ''

Dr l ghte n u p thar sm il e Tom Drouillard wires 1nro his electronics proJecr to shine htS pearly whites l\ondy Vonlrump IS nor quire rhot for yer

I' Tis the season Orendon Hoger Dill Stone , and Jeff Morson, decorore o tree w1rh ornomenrs mode by Industrial Arrs Club Steve l\usch gives his supporr from the ground

Toys for rots Jomes Plummer purs rhe finishing rouches on me rocking horse mode by .vood shop as on

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Fro n t Row • Trace

C ~• Shoror M ·G ire Sre ,e P-usch G ~a Mor rinez Bo c k Row Ted Widman, Morr f\omsrer rer SrOf\ Ho,e1-< sponsor) Wayne HeffelfU19er Neil Job< Gory CrO'i.S Jeff Morson, On! Morheus. Mike Libra Nor Pic tured : Tracy Armenro, Ann Orown, Oret dor Hoger Terry McCudy. Don Morrison DrlOO f\05$ Chor es Seer Jim TISde • Sreve Torh

assembly ltne prOJeCf

Future Dentists of Amer ica Chns Coons. furure DDS , musr procrice on wood be for e moving on ro dn,hng bigge r and berrer rh1ngs like reerh and bank sates

Th is Isn ' t a ch allenge, It' s su icid e Ros.s Hasne purs himself 1n danger each nme he ndes rhese ferooous bulls His courage ho5 ptoced him in rhe rop 10 n rhe NoTJonol High School Rodeo Assodorion

Teaching responsibility

The GHS Furure Formers of America (FF A) choprer nor only compered 1n hvesrocl~ JUd1ng and orher conresrs , bur also ro1Sed money by selling coses of fruir and worl~1ng or Oronco games One moJor proJeer of FF A was sernng up rhe hvesrock display for children or the Nononol Western Srock Show 1n January

There were problems however rhot arose because of this display. FF A pres1denr Annerre Axron explained. "Ir ' s hard ro find babies ,n rhe w1nrer Some ore raised by choprer members , bur most of rhe people we get animals from don ' r l~now us or all They put a lot of trust ,n us ··

Many members worked for profioency awards throughour the year These awards were earned by making improvements on one's farm, house or herd size they were nor meonr ro arouse compennon, bur ro encourage improvement of oneself and his/ her surroundings Compennvely, however rhe FFA hod won a rotol of 20 awards by press nme

Golden did nor hove it's own 1nd1vudol rodeo club, bur several GHS srudenrs be longed ro either the Front Range Rodeo

Tearn or rhe Jeff co Rodeo Tearn High school nders ryp1colly porncipoted 1n over 20 rodeos around the store yearly Ross Hastie pornopored 1n 40 and set a goal ro be 1n 70 beg1nn1ng 1n the spnng Kevin Oorber em phos1zed ' Rodeo reaches srudenrs respons1biliry for themselves because rhey rrovel wirhout guord1onsh1p on weekends ro rodeos ''

Hosne weired unril he was a freshman before he was captured by rhe thrill of bull nd1ng He believes rhor concenrronng on doing well is more 1mporronr than compennon Nor only does ir rake intense concenrrorion to be successful 1n bull riding bur Hosne be heves rhor his f 01rh 1n God helped him rre mendously However , courage IS only porr of It ir 1s also very orhlenc Hosne feels rhor ''Cowboys use up enough adrenalin prepor 1ng before a nde and during on e1ghr second nde to ploy o quarter of Pro f oorboll

Equally exonng as the rodeos were rhe rodeo dances, which were held quire ofren and arrended by many who enJoyed rhem 1nremperorely Oh , yes, JUST for your ,nfor morion , rhe music or rhese dances was nor country wesrern bur rock n- roll

Srone , f\oberro Sheridon, Sreve Sm,rh , Todd Sre ,n txx Worklns Lorrie Stlburn , Daron Frenc'1, Jackie Deorry

Rising to the top Cheri Liddicoat, f\es5 Hosne and Gen Lidd1coar ifi. coo ore Srore Rodeo Officers

Males can cook too Todd Fondy is preparing robe o furure chef rhrough one o f Worren·s programs

The compurer age J,m McClure learns o ery o,uoble 5kJ n rhis doy

Experience leads ro success T,m fl.obem procnces rhe voluob1e ski! of welding or Warren

The most valuable tool

For some very valuable experience and rroining in a number of d1fferenr occuponons sevenry-one srudents from GHS orrended rhe Warren Occupononol Technicol Cenrer (WOTC) This 1s a one or two year program that enables rhe studenrs ro enrer rhe field of technology, business, monufacruring, graphics, healrh or rransporronon, rhrough a selecnon of over fifry-ftve differenr programs

The coordinaror of Golden s WOTC programs, Br uce Dougla ss , boasted rhor, rhe percenroge of kids orrend1ng Warren

Tech who reaeve Jobs ofrer complenng the year course 1s well up into rhe n1nnes · He added ··warren received an award for be 1ng rhe besr Vocorional Technical High School program 1n rhe Rocl~y Mountain region out of e1ghr ··

Many srudenrs orrending Warren Tech find ir ro be a rewording and beneficial ex penence Mike Ortega , for example ex palins "I om 1n mechanics and ir's a lirrle harder for me because my dad reaches up rhere I rh1nk ir's a greor program though, because rhey hove JOb placement ·'

Let's get physical

'' l hile most high school classes were 'Y'f considered condinon1ng for the mind only, P E was cond1non1ng for the body

From Andrade ' s strenuous weight lifting classes to Wil cox ' s 1nv1goraring gymnasncs classes P E gave srudenrs a break from academics while gIv1ng them a chance ro get into shape

When quesnoned why she rook a P E doss Jodi Brady replied , " Oecause l like pain II

Jeff Madonna commented he rook a P E class because he " wonted to get 1n shape "

From those who took PE classes for the fun of 1t to those who rook rhem for serious condition ing P E physical " " was a greor way ro get

Underweight

Don ' t let go Con Oeery spors Ron Foresrer dunng hiS nor so graceful orrempr or o hand· stand

Jill Hatcher proves rhor you should Never underesnmore rhe power of a women

P E ts a boll Eric Johns shoots o ~nrer while ploying boskerboll 1n hlS p E das.s

He-avy metal Cher Neal srro1ns 05 he powers some exrremely heo• y wetghrs tn his rhtfd hour fir~ doss

Look Mal No feet! - Enc Price demonsrrores his hand-walking rolenr

NHS Fron t Row : Scorr Hermann, Jen nifer

Srowe AnnoMono VuXJn1c , Jul. e Chevez, Suzl Swenson 2 n d P.ow : Rom Leidner, Con

l.lsrer (sec ), Leon 1e F1fro1 Pou.o Ande rson •

Koren Andrews rd Row : Chnsnoe Spillane, f\hondo Schu1rz Cos.s,e Pfohl Erica

Skyrmon (pres ), Jim TiSde1 4t h Row : Korhy

Goldbo<:k, Jeff Connolly pres Cheryl

Smirh, LLSO Sh e r Lesli e Ph r,oey Sherry

Fronk LJSO Turner 5th Row : T10 Ke enbe nz

( rreos ), M indy M oor e Bock Row : Kenn

Knirrel, Cro19 Andrews -Jones Ju11e l\ord1n

Wendy Nyland M e IS.SO Fry Enc Jensen ,

Tommy M oxwe Not Plcrured: Down Doker , Coren Derkhouse John Oronch , Tom

Culver, Gino D1Donoro, Kim Draper, Kns

Foreman , Denise Goodmon , John Hogon, Heidi Isom, Kell y Kinne r, Susan Mcinroy

Decky Neely , Nancy Poncio , Onon Ros.s , Cos -

51e Thiede , David Thisr,ewood, Monique

Vo1ro , Met-Lon Wong Ange10 Arnold , Lisa

Ournhom , ChriS rt()e Cooper Scorr Green ,

Deann Lounn, Jenn~er Mocolody Down

R,ncoe , Corr• e Rumph , Kyle Wesrgord , Sandro NorlOOS (sponsor)

'Average' isn't enough

D1sopline and comm irmenr Srudenrs who possessed borh of rhese were found 1n Senior Seminar and Nanonal Honor Sooery ( NHS) These rwo organizarions required exrended hours and hard worl~ from rhe porridpanrs They were orienred rewords srudenrs who tool~ pnde 1n rhemselves and rheir worl~

For instance, NHS srudenrs had ro qualify 1n scholarship , leadership , character and serv ice In oddirion to keep ing high grade poinr averages , rhey were involved ,n many octiviries Ar rhe beg1nn1ng of rhe year , they set up a turoring service for students needing help in speofic classes They also planned a ski rnp One of NHS' moJor proJecrs rh is year was revising their consnrurion

" To be a member of NHS , you musr be

ded1cored • said Erica Skyrman , pres1denr Senior Seminar was a unique orgon1zonon roe Sruden rs were selected and rhen devored rhe1 r second semesrer ro alrernore learning experiences, mostly 1n env1ronmenrs orher rhon classrooms In oddinon ro fund ro1s1ng ocnv,ries , srudenrs pornopared 1n four basic seminars a ph ilosophy seminar a science seminar a cu lrure seminar and a morh seminar

For rhese seminars , srudenrs read books, researched and wrore papers, and rhen rravelled ro rhe sires of " hands-on " learning expenences Srudenrs complered a firsr aid course before embarl~ing on rheir ourdoor adventures The srudenrs involved spenr many hours ourside of school rime in on orrempr ro ger rhe mosr of rhe ir educanon

Service with o smile Erica Skyrrnon helps o fellow srudenr wirh on ~r as par of rhe NHS ruro<ing program

Presenting the encounter you never knew when you II be foce TO foce wirh l\esuso Annie She cerra1nly seems ro en)Oy being dose To Enc Dohman ,n Firsr Aid dOS5

SENIOR SEMINAR: Dill Dremer Amy Dnggs Scorr C~. Enc Dohman, Goge Fellows, Klmih1ro Goro, Keny Kinner Go1I Logerquisr Andre Loge Mike Monn1nen, Nore Marler Carmen Mc£1h1nney, Sroo Mdlwee Decky Neely Kim Perersburg , Mone Perrerson, Lisa l\1rrenbur9 Julie Srermole An;o Schulz1\oos Tom Traub, Dewain Wood (sponsor)

Deoresr Susan

Even or 6 monrhs, you were srrong and beounfu1 Todoy rhese quohnes srill shine forrh

we ore so proud of your inner srrengrh shown by your convicnon generous wormrh, and love for orhers These quoliries will afford you greor success 1n rhe odulr lite you ore Jusr beg1nn1ng

We will always be rhere ro love and supporr you

Congrorulorions on your groduonon and all your occomphshmenrs!

Our besr wishes for your continued success

With love , Mom and Dad

Susan Lamprell

Mom and Dad

Richard Smith

Cori Lister ( and Janice)

Everyone coils us sisrers , burro me you're my besr f(endl

Love you Janice

Debbie Miller

Srormy rhonk you for being rhe doughrer you ore none could make her parents prouder Congrorulorions and love, Mom and Dad

Good lucl~. Sis

John and Dawna

Oucl~wheor, looking or you now I find ir hard ro beleive rhor you were once o lirrle girl Our no marrer how old you ore you II always be my lirrle girl. Conrrarulorions!

Love, Dad

Shanna Hummel

''Speaol"descnbes people who ocr from rhe heorr and l~eep 1n mind the hearts of orhers "Special" IS the word thor best describes you

Shaun Cristensen

No challenge IS too big for the powerful person you've become I hove loved watching your uniqueness unfold

Christine Whitehouse

Our hrtle girl how nme hos flown , now here you ore and how you ve grown Always keep your gools n s1ghr remember always those who love you

We love you Shanno. Mom, Dad and Shone

OUR OEST WISHES TO

All rhe srudenrs. foculry and sroff of GHS

SPECIAL CONGAATULATIONS TO

The doss of '85

Moy on your skills and rolenrs

And rhe knowledge you possess. Open doors ro dreams fulfilled

Good torrune and success

And moy eoch porh you follow

Leed ro losring hopptness

Florrery 1s given Respect 1s earned You ve earned a lot

All our love Mom and Dad

Dear

Thank

Chosen Phorogropher of 1980 by Profes.sionol Phorogrophers of Colorado and by Nl5 Phorogeruc US A wlf'lner of 13 fir!.£ places by Pr ofessioool Phorogrophers of Colorado

She 1s o promise She is a possibihry She 1s a grear big bundle of porennaliry She is a promise ro be anything she wanrs to be Congrarulanons, S1st

Cindy, you were special as a lirrle girl You've grown 1nro a young lady your whole family IS proud of Love , Mom and Dad Love, Mom

Best of the west - Henrage Square o ffers something for everyone-exqu1Sire gifts, exar1ng rides and great food and dnnks

A new look - recenrly Henrage Square has expanded, adding many new and 1n reres t1ng shops

Gary Floyd

From your earliest baby picture and first matchbox cars to your senior portrait and b lack Scirocco, we've watched you grow and mature We love you!! Congratu lations .

Mom , Dad , Gina and Genesis

Tracey Watkins

From cute pixi , to beautiful worn· an We are so proud of you! Enjoy a wonderful life We love you dear· ly Mom and Dad

Jodi Brady

You made our family , the " Brady Bunch " comp lete, Jodi Sue We love you God's blessings to you now and always

Mom and Dad

Agent

A man wirh a pushcorr selling unloid eggs on co~gnment ofter charging the hens f0< laying rhem rhe cusromer for buying them, and rhe eggs for being born

AbodJIOn Liza 96

Abbot Par 43 166 186. 187 190

Abel Ashley 43 136 166 172

AC/OC fl

Acker Tim 12. 43 189

Adams. Nicholas 96

Adams. f\om1 96

Adams. f\ob 43

Albnghr Dusn 78

Allen, Debbie 43 m

Allen. f\lCk 17

Alvarado. f\ose 78 13-'.3

Am1nJofon Mirra 78 181 18J

Andersen John 78

Anderson. Arthur 114 199

Anderson Chnsry 95 18J

Anderson Heorher 78

Anderson Paulo 43 166 204

Anderson f\Jchord 96

Androde f\JCh 114 153 202

Andrews. Donny 77

Andrews. Koren 14 25 43 106 172 fl8 181 18J 204

Andrews. Niel 78 182

Andrews-Jones Craig 43 136 1J7 166 204

Annis. Margo 10 78

Annis. f\ob1e 10

Ant Adam fl

Archulero. Don 96 152 153

Armenro, Jon 43

Armento Tracy 1J, 43 197

Armsrrong, Srocey 96

Arnold, Angie 18, 19 26 89 184 185, 204

Arnold, Llso 40, 136 166 181

Art Oub, 18J

Asher. r\obert 95

Ashron, John 17

Asrle. Kim 79. 166

Arreberry. Kelly 79

Auld Chns 40, 135

Ausrer, Holly 79, 18J

A>cron, Annerre 40, 181 199

Ayers. John JO

Azod, Hamid 79

B igamisr 1 A man who momes a beautiful woman and a good cook, 2 A heavy lrolion fog

Dochman, David 114

Dochofer John 4 3-'.3 40, 54 169 , 181

Dode 0111 8. 43, fl2 181

Dode. Debbie 22 79, 160 161 166

Doker. Dab 45

Doker Down

Olyrhe.

Doldr. Jeff 80 116

Dolduc, Carole 115

Dole;ock, Tommy 80

Dond. Oenron 97, 1J1 151

Dond. Merry 97, 131, 172

Donner. Collin 80. 1JO 131 , 152 153, 163

Dosron 01nt 80. 106

Doswell Tonyo 80 199

Dorrolfson Lorry 77

Dorrs Joy 77 199

Ooulwore f\oberr 80

Dowers. Kelley 97

Dowers Therese 97 181 , 184 185

Days Oaskerboll, SJ Sophomore 150 151

Days Doskerbotl Vorsiry 144 145

Days Golf 144 145

Days' Soccer 134. 135

Days Sw1mm1ng. 154 155

Days Tennis, 140 141

Oroden, Jeff 46 1J1. 153

Oroden l.Jso 80

Oroden, Mike 115 178. 179. 192

Orodsby f\Jchord 115 116

Drodsby f\Jchord. II 80, 141 , 166 186 187

Orodsby l\ichord 80 141 166 166

Drody Dionne 97 129

Orody, Jodi 46 167 184 , 202. 219

Orody Kore 47 166

Oro1nerd, John 115

Oromon Sreve 80

Oronch, John 47 144 145 166 188 204

Orossell Crystal 80 m. 190

Orossell !\yon 97

Oreeze. l.Jso 97

Oremer Dill 4 , 47 7J 154

Oreron. Andre 98

Drewer. Laro 98

Ondwell Hompron 46, 68 141 , 149, 166 190

OriggS Amy 77 166 205

Dngham Leslie 98

Drighr Morry 46

Orockwoy, JoAnne 80, 138

Orodbeck John 115

Dromberg, Andy 80 , 153

Drouwer. Sreve 98 162

Drown, Ann 47 , 197

Drown. D10ne 115. 116 172

Drown. Jim 80

Drown. Sonya 98

Drown, Steve 54

Orunel Ken 20. 39, 47, 189

Orunner Jomes 80

Duck, Gregory 77

Ounger. Orod 128

Ourczyk, Louro 116

Oureman, KeVJn 81. 1J1

Durges.s. ChriS 81. 141, 169, 181 , 186

Ourges.s, Morga 98. 172. 181

Durke, Jomes 47 199

Durnhom , LiSo 11 , 81, 173 , 178, 184, 204

Ourron Tim 98 , 153

Oushey, Sreve 128

Outler , Dono 81, 181

Dyers , Michelle 81

Dyerty, Dab 98, 109. 135, 151

Dyrne, Dick 116, 119

C ockro1I lounge A half-hr room full of haff-lir people

Cody, Donnie 21. 62 116, 189

Coin, Joe 14, 18, 20, 113. 106. 1J7, 153, 186

Calondn. Heorher 98, 186

Calloway, MellSSO 113

Campbell, DoVld 116

Campbell. Tammera 98

Carbone. Chns 98

Cord. Amy 81 , 181

Cord, Anne 47 , 54, 166. 174. 178 181 , 190

Corl. JennJfer 47

Carland, Curr 98, 153, 181

Carland, Tracy 81, 128

Carlsen. Koren 116

Cortson. Kristin 81, 173, 186

Carlson, Poul 98,186

Cornefix. Sreve 98. 190

Corson. Corri 47, m

Corson, Johnny 75

Cass. Jo 98. m. 158, 191. 2J1

Cass. Scarr 49, 131. 205

Casretlono Vtnee 134, 135

Casrle, Arr 81

Corhermon. Delores 116

Coruro, Mike 98 181

Cease. Lory 116

Ceo1, April 81, m

119, 176

Durbin, Arrdy 80, 153

Durbin, Jenifer 53, 128 , 129 , m

Dvorak, Oiff 101

Dykes, Amy 113, 131

Eunuch One who IS cur off from rempronon

Eddy, Tracy 53. m

Eder Kenny 80. 149 151

Edwards. Tern 80. 166, 176, 191

Egon Tom 4, 53. 68 112, 162. 163

Elktngron Kelly 53

Ell!Ot Lee 53

ElliOIT. Charo 27, 101 171. 190

Ellis. Jim 157

Ellis Sue 102, 1JJ, 157. 158

Ellison. Donerre 101 1J6

Elmer Jim 80

Elms. Paulo 110

Embury Jennrfer 80

Emnck. Keirh 12 80 172 176

Endsley Chad 80

England Connie 101

Ensminger Oret 101 '\J4

Ensminger Heather 53

Epsrein Kyra 80 166. m 185

Erbach. l.lso 53

Erickson Deon 10 53 168 228

E~ Srephon1e 101 106 128

Errt, Mike 80

Erzenhouser Morr 82 80

Evon Darrel JO

Evans. Denise 101

Ewing John (J I\ ) 53 106

F 1hng cob ner A place to iose things olphobetteolly

Fagan John 53, 135 152, 153

Fairbanks. David 117, 119

Farrar David 117 119 125. 190

Faykosh, Stacey 80 172 m

FOLA. m

Feighner Oorboro 53 199

Fellows. Gage 4 53, 154, 167 188, 205

Fernandez. Oeomz 80

Ferraro Geraldine 28

FFA, 199

FHA, 194

Fields, Orooke 100, 102

Fields, Tim 3, 5 18, 19 80, 154. 184

Flfrol, Leanne 53, 166. 204

Fink, Eric 102, 131, 153

Finnell Leslie 80

FisCl"ler. Shelley 7, J8, 53

flserre. More 102

Fish Joell 102

Fisher. l\ichord 80

Firzg~rold, Elaine 117, 174

Flrzgerold, Shown 102, 154

Flock, Amy 102, 109, 110

Flock. Come 53

Fleer Laro 53 177 180

Floyd Gory 53 219

Fluektger Mork 4, 24 53 191

Fondy Todd 84 200

Foorboll. 130 131

Foreman Kris 10 53 128 129 166 180 204

Fox Ken 15

Fox Kim 14 77

Fox Wendy 95

Frongos Jerry 53 70 , 166, 181

Fronk , Sherry 84, 166, 177, 178 181 204

Frankie GoP.s ro Hollywood, 17

Franks , Erin 102, 26

French Cub 171

French, Chns 102, 180

French, Darren 187, 199

Frey Sean 84 182

Fry, Meusso 84 , 170, 204

Fuqua , Hearh 84

Gott

-A game 1n which o ban one and o half inches 1n d10meter iS placed on o boll 8 000 mies 1n d1• omerer The ~ecr is ro htr rhe small boll bur not the lorger The player endeavors ro conrrot rhe smaller boll w1rh 1mplemenrs 111 odopred for thor purpose

Gaddis, Orerr 55 68 70 1J6

Gaddis, Mike 102 1J6

Gaddis l\od

Eadens, EliZobe rh 101, 180

Ecker, Gndy 101

Eddie and rh e Cruisers, 17

Forensics. 181

Forgy Mork 53

Fooyrh Aleoo 84 160 178

Fosrer Tim 102

Hurney, Kim 103, 172

Husron, Deon 85

Hutcheson, Lero 100, 103 Hurch1nson. Wendy 85, 176

HutchtSOn (Moloney), Krish 11J

Inrenor

Decorator A man who does to your house whot he wouldn't dream of doing ro his own

Idol, Dilly 7

lhly, Teresa 103

llgenfrirz, Anne 57. 166 lndustnol Arts Oub, 197

lnrernonoool l\elonons. 166 lsoocs, Dunlle 57, 75. m

Isom. Held, 57 m. 18J. 204

Jury A group of rwelve people of overage igroronce chosen ro decide who hos rhe best lowyer

Jobri, Neil 57 166 181 197

Jackson, Orod 85

Jackson Mlchoel 17

Jager Per 5 18 1Q 20 26, 27. 84. 85 166. 167

Jorommo John 119 172. 170

Jaycox, Kem 57 102. 188 120, 220

Jozwiecki Jeff 85 176

Jenkins, Nancy 57

Jenkins, Traci 103

Jensen, Enc 86, 101, 151, 167, 186, 204

Jewsbury, Terry 57, 106

Job, Corel 119

Johns, Enc 86, 94. 150, 200

Johnson, Don 86, 154

Johnson, Enc 119

Johnson. Enc 57

Johnson, Jeff 104

Johnson Kevin 57

Johnson, Kimberly 37 86 Q5

Johnson, Lors 119, 100, 131

Johnson Mll~e 104

Johnson, Ml.sn 57

Johnson. r\ussell 57

Johnson f\urh 104 10Q, 181

Johnson Tonyo 104

Johnson, Troy 104 101 152 150, 181

Jones. Donne 57 194

Jones. Jennifer 104

Jones. Jerold 86

Jones Kon 104

Jones Kelh 86 128 129 158 184 185

Jones, Undo 120

Jones Mora 86

Jones Monico 104

Jones Von 86

Jorgenson Troo 59

Jost Jock 114

Jouerr Dennis 6

Jouerr Joon 6 119 120

Judson Jennifer 10 08 59 166 167 188 190

Jun10r Srore 167

Kis.s

The onotomicol Juxroposihon of rwo orbk:ulons oris muscles

,n o store of conrrocnon

Ko11woro, Porn 104

Kondel, Angelo 104

Kondel Dove 200

Kory Donne 120

KorS1oficas, Jomes 77

Koy Chondro 86, 130, 158 181

Koy, Jennifer 86 130 159

Kazmierski, Oob 59 154

Keen Down 95 104 190

Keirh, Amy 59 18J

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