https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d1183e09d5150e27782ed05e49c4f749.pdf c28d458fc1e7e45c47e966be9ce135d9 PDF Text Text ����Widefield High School Presents 1965 Spartacus Volume VIII Security) Colorado �Table Of Administration & Faculty Page 12 Organizations Page 22 Honorees Page 44 2 �Contents Athletzcs Page 58 Classes Page 86 Advertising Page 126 3 �People A Vital Ad_junct For Education. WHS Advisors, Teachers And Pupils Aim Toward Education. \ W1defle ld High School is the product of the people associated with it. All types of people- -people who supervise, people who teach, people who serve, and people who learn. All these people work together to reach a common goal- -education. Education is the door to success that eventually helps each student to become a worthwhile Amencan citizen. Education, wh1ch 1s ind1v1dual progression, means progress for socwty. 4 �5 �The classroom is the center of all types of activities- -a center of discw::;sion, a center of study, a center of vocational training, a center of physical conditioning. The student and teacher relationship develops the atmosphere of the classroom. Education i::; promoted to the greatest extent in the classroom where rapport exists between teacher and student. The lc..test and most modern desi6n has been mcorporated in WHS classrooms. Most classrooms have more than adequate facilities. Education is accomplished more easily in pleasant surroundings. 6 �Classroom Activities Play An Important Role In A Student)s Education �- --- - - ---><- I ..;· Conversing With Friends During Leisure Time 8 �/ Supplements Class Work. The <.J:;):sociations every per:son ha:::; made with hi:s fellow clas:smate:.:, will influence hi:s future. Part of education is tu learn tu build sa tbfying relation:::;hips with those around u:s . Students get tu know each other be:st during fre(. tlme. Chatting between las:::;e:.:,, conversin at the lunch table, exchangmg a few word:::; at a locker, visiting in the rest rooms, and comparing notes before and after school- -the:::;e casual conver:sations help eJch student to build lasting friends h1ps w nh those with whom he comes in contact. 9 �Extracurricular Activities Complete A Student)s High School Experiences. Club affair::;, ::;port::; events, field tnp::;, ::;tudent body activi tic::;, educational convention::;, drama and speech fes ti vi tie::;, plus dbtrict and stc.Jte ompetition provide added ::;ocial life for student::;. Each extracurricular activity add::; polish to a person's education. 10 �11 ��ADMINISTRATION & FA CUL Tr �Administration And Faculty Plan Policy) Through th joint efforts of the administration anf faculty to meet the demand of our growing community, plan have b en mad for a n w addition to WHS to b completed by 1965. Thi much needed addition, which will cover about 28, 000 f et, will inelude new vocational, home economic , and commercial cla rooms, plus a new study hall and a library expansion. RICHARD D. TAYLOR Superintendent BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Richards, Eileen Cross. ROW TWO: Jean Ellis, Gloria Chilton, Elizabeth Douthit, Dorothy Carpenter. Secretaries RICHARD D. ASPINALL Assistant Superintendent 14 �Organize Activities) And Guide Students. RICHARD C. COMPTON Principal Virginia Street, Ruby Oliver, Secretaries. NOT PICTURED: Micaela Michels. GARY A. GORHAM Assistant Principal 15 �AU\.1A ADAMS English II, III LEONARD BARTEL Advanced Math Al .... ebra II, III ALEXA DRA CZARNECKI Speech I Debate EARL BERGLUND Band Chorus JOE CANTRELL DONALD BROVvN Algebra II High School Math Senior Math Biolo~y Physical Science FRANK DEBELL Crafts I, II Draftin" I, II, III ROBERT COMPTON American History American Government Cerman I WILLIAM DELANO Algebra I Physics Plane Geometry Miss Czarnecki and Mrs. Adams register Roxann Mann and Stella Romero. 16 �JOSEPH ENGLISH English II Latin I, II SAMUEL ENRICH Cabinetmaking Woodworking I, II CANDACE FRENCH Dean of Girl English III Study Hall WINFIELD DELLE American Problems World Geography DONALD FREEMAN Business Machines General Business VERNE FUHLRODT Librarian DONALD DIETER Drama Photography Speech I ALBERT FRENCH Dramatic Literature English IV Speech I GERALD GERBER Boys' Counselor Mr. English and Miss Webb discuss the morning's activities while eating lunch. �During a football pep assembly, Mr. Dieter leads the faculty in singing "Love Letters to the Coach. " DON JORGENSEN Advanced Biologr Biology JOANNE KNOPF Girls' Coun..elor Girls' Physical Education 18 SHARON GIROD Spanish II, III, IV MARY GOETZ Creative Writino;;: English II, III CORENE JOHNSO En""lish II, III Yearbook DALE JOHNSON Distributive Education Retailing RUDY LEGLEITER Business Law Busme. s Service Study Hall Typin"' I CHARLES LOPER Geolo· y Boys' Physical Education Physiology Study Hall �FREDRICA MORRIS Chemistry I, II RICHARD LUNA French I, II, III Spanish I MAURICE LYSELL American Problems Study Hall JUDITH MOORE Girls' Counselor Girls' Physical Education MICHAEL NEVIN TOM PETERSEN American History Boys' Physical Education WILLIAM POAGE American History Study Hall Art I, II Crafts I Mr. Johnson reviews the day with his student teacher Mr. Gerk. Mr. DeBell and his students mark corrections in their architectural notebooks. 19 �VICTOR PUGEL American History Study Hall World History ROBERT RANDAL English II, IV Journalism Newspaper GARY RICHARDSON Bookkeeping General Business Study Hall NORMAN TIIEISS Athletic Director MONTENE WEBB Business Cornmnnications Office Practice Typin"' I FRANK WEINMEISTER Electronics I, II Advanced Electronics Mr. Nevin and Mr. Cantrell relax in the Teachers' Lonnge during their free hour. MARGARET STIEHM Horne Economics I, II, III Senior Homemaking JAMES WOOD Drivers' Training SHIRLEY WOODS Notehand Shorthand II Typing I, II �Service Personnel Perform Efficiently. Bus D rivers Carl Arnold Dave Baxter Mac McCullough Cooks Nadyne Kinser, Charlene Stranburg, Lavolia Jones, Cristel Speckels, Maxine Toms, Margaret Rodriguez, Martha Graves. Earl Platz Sam Fisher Janitors John l\tiller, Kenneth Carlson, Mac McCullough, Herman Tammen. Fred Fox Virgil Schwartz 34366000005239 21 �ORGANIZATIONS �BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Yontz, VicePres.; Judy Lee, Treas.; Vicki Wilkowski, Pr£'s.; Pat Street, Corresponding Sec.; Sherry Shattuck, Recordin., Sec. WHS Pep Club did much to brighten Gladiator sports and contributed greatly to our school spirit. Pep Club entered a float entitled "Skunk 'em" in the Homecoming parade. Throughout football and basketball seasons, the club ran the concession stand. Posters contributed by a special committee did much to boost attendance at the games. In addition, the club sponsored the Sweetheart Dance. The final fun tion was a baby howcr given for Mrs. Moore, the Pc.p Club sponsor, on 1ay 16. �Varsiry And J. V. Cheerleaders Promote BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Richards, Sheryl Hamilton, Diane Hutter, Candy Burdell. ROW TWO: Carolyn Simpson, Meg Hulsey. WHS Varsity cheerleaders help to spur our Gladiators on to victory . "Have you got that spint? Yeah man!" best describes the A -squad's enthusiastlc efforts and untiring pep. The group promoted sportsman sh1p and school spirit for athletes and spectators alike �School Spirit And Good Sportsmanship. "V -1-C -T -0-R- y II that's the ] • V. cheering cry. The WHS B- squad pep leaders backed Varsity wrestling in addition to Junior Varsity and B-squad sports . BOTTOM ROW: Betty Robb, Gertrud Rein. ROW T'WO: Pam Stiehm, Dianna Simpson, Vicki Pierce. 25 �Band Plays Music For Many Activities. The WHS band promotes school spirit in a number of ways. The band is a strong supporter of all athletic event::>. Its marching drills and field exhibitions provide entertainment at all home football games. The band al::>o plays spirited mu::;ic at\ HS winter ::>ports event::> and pep assemblies. The band presents musical programs for the entire community. "Carnival of Sound" and "Time in Tones" were the concerts that highlighted the year. BOITOM ROW: Mike Oliver, Jerry Garrison, Richard Harrison, Sue Gates, Pam Rains, Donna Gaherty, Linda Peden, Larry Kirk, Dave Ferrier, Mr. Berglund. ROW TWO: Vicci Helton, Vicki Pierce, John Griffith, Nancy Morgan, Jayne Miller, Wanda Floyd, John Coston, Marciano Anteola, Becky Winborn. ROW TI-IREE: George Edwards, Mike Parrish, Barry Zaiger, Glenda Hanson, Jackie Coats, Connie Henson, John Knight, Betty Wiley. ROW FOUR: David Buchanan, Ed Lane, Don Woods, Stewart Enroughty, Cynthia Jones, Lesley Dayhoff, Eugene Apodaca Suellen Glommen. ROW FIVE: Mark Haggar, Lary Shelton, Debra Armknecht, Andyrea Armstron~, Bradley Douglas, Ray McKune, Ed Price, Jim Workman. ROW SIX: Ben Kula, John Reiher, Bill Foard, Bill Nelson, Robert Peltz, Bill Ferrier, Tim Kiddie, Jack Cronkhite. 26 �John Reiher, Bill Foard, and Ed Price form a trumpet trio. Jack Cronkhite, Bill Ferrier, Bob Peltz, Bill :-J'elson, and Ben Kula, members of the low brass ensemble , assist the melody instruments of the band. John Griffith, clarinetist represents WHS at All-State Band in Gree ley . The band plays selections from BE, HUR, EXODUS, and QUO VADIS during the half time performance of the Homecoming game to carry out the Gladiator theme . �Pam Pan Girls Promote Spirit At Games. BOTTOM ROW: Jean Puylara, Marilyn Maska, Pat Canavan, Karen Benedict, Twila Wilson, Pat Kueck, Dee Kowalski, Sharon Pearson. The Porn Pon Girls add a flair of color and an air of enthusiasm at WHS sports events. The group also participates in the many activities sponsored by the band. Bethy Berglund, the Porn Pon mascot, takes part in routines during home games. Marilyn Maska watches apprehensively as a Gladiator dunks a basket. Myra Boberg, first alternate, became an integral part of the Porn Pon group when Karen Benedict transferred to another school. 28 �Drill Team Entertains At Half Time. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Shelton, Sharon Asher, Sharon Pearson, Cindy Bradley, Leilana Dyson, Darlene Brackett. ROW TWO: Anne Lively, Hazel Garlick, Lila Dailey, Gael Whitley, Jo Anna Smith, Darlene Snow. ROW THREE: Myra Boberg, Linda Robb, Judy Bumgardner, Judy Cunningham, Sharon Bower, Connie Henson, Micki Moore. Twirlers Lead The Marching Band. Donna Gaherty Head Majorette, Donna Gaherty, has been twirling for nine years. She has competed in many events, won many trophies, and now has her own Baton School in Security. Sue Gates and Pam Rains have both been twirlmg for one year. Sue Gates Pam Rains �Chorus Combines With The Band In BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Ballard, Linda Kiess, Alana Dyson, Librarian; Oma Jean Cornils, Librarian; Linda Reed, Sec.; Darlene Brackett, Connie Henson, Myra Boberg, Claudia Payne, Vicki King, Judy Bumgardner. ROW TWO: Suellen Glommen, ancy Moeder, Sandy Sallee, Anne Lively, Mary Bowers, Lucky Coats, Claudia Chenoweth, Larry Hazlett, Allan Duhon, Treas.; Edward Lane, Pres.; Bill Ferrier. NOT PICTURED: Andy Armstrong, Roy Adams, Michele Blanchard, Brigitte Bost, Brenda Graham, Sharon Hall, Wilma Murray, Beth Plana, George Raven, Rosemary Read, Paul Snell, Miriam Walborn. The chorus has been busy practicing and performing for many different activities of the year. In October, four chorus students, Mark Haggar, Allan Duhon, Lila Dailey, and Carol Luedecke, were chosen to attend the All-State Chorus. The chorus and band worked together to sell candy to raise money for music equipment. The Christmas Concert "Living Pictures" was presented on December 22. Many members participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest in March. The enure chorus sang at the Colorado State Contest in April. A special group, The Ensemole '65, was chosen from the regular chorus to smg at Baccalaureate and Commencement, May 30 and 31. 30 �Presentinl?, ((Colorado Springtime)) Concert. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Luedecke, Linda Nolin, Judy Cunningham, Leilani Dyson, Elizabeth Shaw, Sally Morrell, Lila Daily, Connie Engle, Darlene Snow, Linda Gee. ROW TWO: David Ferrier, David Manning, Mark Haggar, Jerry Garrison, Jeriel Reid, Linda Smedsrud, Barbara Billingsley, Margaret Luedecke, Melanie Caldwell, Dianna Sparrow, DeeAnn Kralis, Claudia Engle, Mr. Berglund, Director. NOT PICTURED: Carla Whitley, Luella Lamp, Brenda Goff, Mike Feller, Lyle Wikner, Tony Gonzales, Linda Scott, Mick Parnell, Pam Perdue, Pat Richards, Jerry Lamascus, Sharon McKee. DeeAnn Kralis, Judy Bumgardner, and Ann Lively are a segment of the chorus which sang carols describing the ''Living Pictures" Christmas Concert. Ann Lively portrays the Madonna in the manger scene of the Christmas Concert. 31 �Lettermen)s Club Initiates Ten New M embers BOTTOM ROW: Richard Hoffman, Steve Rhodes, Venton McPhearson, John Henke, Vice-Pres . ; Dick Stevenson, Sec . -Treas . ; Perry Pierce, Don Tomsha, Gilbert Trujillo, Mike Higbee, David Smedsrud, Glen Krus • ROW TWO: Warren Knight, Eldon Lee, Pete Meese, Dane McCaffrey, Bill Alexander, Ron Petty, Chuck Lockhart, Dave Wilson, Barry Thompson, Lonis Brown, Brad Douglas . NOT PICTURED: Steve Hughes, Pres . ; Craig Snow, Rodney yborg, Don Hinson, Rick Sutton, Phil Martin, Richard Hays, Dennis Morgan, Dave Weih. The Gladiolus foul on their way to victory in the Senior-Faculty game sponsored by the Lettermen's Club on March 5. The score was 47-41. Don Hinson, Dick Stevenson, Dave Wilson, and Dane McCaffrey "Look Sharp" on the Lettermen's Homecoming Float . 32 �Photography Club Teaches Camera Skills. Photo Club is actually a class for which the students receive a credit. In addition to the class studying the art of taking pictures, they also shoot and develop most of the pictures used in the SPARTACUS and the GLADIATOR. To raise money for new photography equipment, the Photo Club takes orders and sells student pictures. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Nelson, Joy Woods. Kindsfa ter, Greg Wisley, Mike Herman. ROW TWO: Mr. Deiter, Sponsor; Dave Chess Develops Concentration Powers. Sam Larsen, Vice-Pres.; Larry Bailey, Sec. - Treas. NOT PICTURED: Tim Henso n, Pre s . ; Dave Larsen, Bob Joiner, Steve Kim.~, Mr. DeBell, Sponsor. 33 �BOTTOM ROW: Frances Holzinger, Pres.; Cande Korbelik, Vice-Pres.; J annie Ito, Sec.; Dorothy LeBeau, Treas. ROW TWO: Lewana Koop, Gael Whitley, Judi Blanchard, Ch ryl 1inehart, Mari Geor e, Mary i\shley, Rena Burr, Donna Knight, Diane Hutter, Pam Cooke, Nora Rice, Pat Street. RO\A. THREE: Cheryl R no, Gloria Schmidt, Pat Kueck, Jean Puylara, Charlene Smith, Dianna Sparrow, Mary Beth Whittle, Cynthia Proal, Vicki Wilkowski. ROW FOUR: Sheryl Salmon, Monica Hotaliis, haron l\1aska, Antonio Gonzales, Ron Elkins, Jerr) Lamascus, Ray George, Karl Miller, Ken Blackmore. OT PICTURED: Linda Woolsey, Angie Sinklier, Mick Parnell, Louis Ruybal, Bill Alexander, Mr. Luna, Sponsor. French Club Goes On A Tobogganing Party LE CIRCLE DE FRANCAIS has had many activities this year. The first activity was makin the Homecoming float. During the Christmas season, the club sponsored the Winter Ball. French Club invited Spanish Club to a tobogganing party at Catamount Ranch on February 27. The year's highlight was a trip to Denver. The club saw "My Fair Lady" at the Denham Theatre and dined at LE PROFIL, a French restaurant in downtown Denver . Frances Holzin'"'er, Cynthia Proal, Rena Burr, Ray Geor'"'e, and Jeannie Ito prepare to leave for the French Club tobogganing party. Lila Dailey, Judi Blanchard, Connie Miller, Angie Sinklier, and Rena Burr adorn the French Club float, "Wipe Out." 34 �Reid Smith, Mike McGuire, Jim Holland, Vicky Kay, and Glenda Windle represent Roman Gladiators for the La tin Club float in the Homecomin"' parade. Carol Luedecke and Sam larsen present a ~ift of appreciation to Mrs. Borgen, who resigned from the WHS faculty this year. Former Teacher Honored At Latin Banquet. Latin Club began theu year't:> activities by entering their chariot float in the Homecoming parade. Later in the year, representatives from the club attended the Jumor Classical Lea~'Ue Convention in Denver. The Latin Club invited ambassadors from the French and Spanish Clubs to attend their banquet on April 3. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Robb, Vice-Pres.; Toni Young, Historian; Carol Luedecke, Pres ; Anne Lh ely, Sec. -Treas. ROW TWO: Reid Smith, Vicky Kay, Margaret Luedecke, Richard Grice, Dan Kralis, Tom Nigbur. ROW THREE: Jim Holland, Bruce McAlexander, Sam Larsen, Larry Hazlett, Glenda Windle, Sandra Brody. NOT PICTURED: Lee Manning, Bruce Brian, Mike McGuire. 35 �Spanish Dinner Proves To Be Successful. During the 6465 school year, Spanish Club took part in several activities. At the beginning of the year, the club entered a float entitled "Put a Tiger in Your Tank" in the Homecoming parade. At Christmas, the club went caroling at the Little Ranches of the Fountain. The highlight of the club's act1 vi ties was the Spamsh dinner at the Mission Bell Inn on April 23. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Girod, Sponsor, Sheryl Hamilton, Pres., Sharon Breyer, Vice-Pre~., Nan Mannm~~;, Treas.; B th Plana, Sec. ROW TWO: Brenda Hamilton, Susan Chapman, Kathy Rockwell, Reporter, Sheryl Cobb, Cynthia Mier, M rion Bridges, Pat Hearne. ROW THREE: Rose Hamilton, Sharon Bigelow, Oma Jean Cornils, Sherry Shattuc!<, Diane Hoke, Nona Morris, Dan Lynn. ROW FOUR: Bruce McAlexander, Richard McNearny, Tim Henson. NOT PICTURED: Don Collier, Reporte1 Linda Robb, Jetta Odom. Debators Bring Home Sweepstakes Trophy. In its first year, the Debate Club received the Sweepstakes Trophy in competition at the Air Force Academy . In addition to this, they received many other honors and awards, among them a superior rating for Sam Larsen and an excellent for Pete Meese. The debaters acquired an unofficial fourth ratmg in state compet1t10n. Pat Street, Star Coakley, Linda Murphy, Miss Czarnecki, Mickey Martin, Doug Allen, Pete Meese, Sam Larsen, Pat Richards. NOT PICTURED: Doug Werner, Gene Apodaca, Mike Miller, Dave Larsen. �BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Mier, Historian; Linda Robb, Vice-Pres.; Carol Luedecke, Treas. Shel)l Sinnes, Pres.; Linda Smedsrud, Sec.; Linda Reed, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Petersen, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Brenda Hamilton, Pam Cooke, Connie Miller, Cynthia Proal, Sharon McKee, Oma Jean Cornils, Sharon Bigelow, Jay Cornils. ROW THREE: Lynn Phipps, Marilyn Maska, Dee Kowalski, Sally Morrell, Rose Hamilton, Sandra Brody, Wanda Flo}d, Terri Blackmore, Marion Brid~es, 'icky Stevens. OT PICTURED: Steve Hughes, Rick Sutton, Linda Woolsey, Cand Korbelik. FTA Initiates Student Teaching Program. This year's FTA Club has done a great deal to develop mteres t in the teachmg profess ion . The club has endorsed student teachmg, wh1ch gives future teachers the opportunity to become acquainted \v lth the skills of teaching . In addition, the officers attended the Mid-Year Conference m Greeley . The WHS teachers \\ere honored at a tea, May 21. Mrs. Vanderburg, a fourth grade teacher a t Widefield Grade School, takes the time to show Linda Smed.;rud how to record grades in the grade book. 37 �DE Members Get BOTTOM ROW: John McFarland, Pres.; Rita Randolph, Sec ; Jan Johnston, Treas.; Susan Heeney, Publicity Chairman; Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Lila Daily, Evelyn Conley, Sonja Unruh, Bette Wiley, Donald Woods NOT PICTURED: Joy Payne DECA 's first activity in a busy year was promoting DECA week. The club held a breakfast at Ruth's Oven for initiation of new members and installation of officers. After the beginning of the new year, the group's activities included a tour of Sears' display and advertising department, the Business man -Parent -Student night, and a pizza party. February's activities included the sale of toothbrushes to raise money for the Employee-Employer Banquet which was held May 13. The final activity was a trip to Denver to tour a large department store, a discount house, and a merchandise rna rt. Art Club Sees Art Displays At Trianon. Art Club promotes interest m the various fields of art media. The club sketched animals at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and also Vlt:.ited the Trianon where they studied the wor:ks of famous artists. Water painting is one of the many media art students use. Cathy Yontz paints a still life picture. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Yontz, Pres.; Mr. Nevin, Sponsor; Nan Moore, VicePre.. ROW TWO: Pam Cooke, Rena Burr, Connie Miller, James McNabney, Pat Bruley, Bobbye Barnett. ROW THREE: Rose Hamilton, Barbara Enyart, Brenda Hamilton, Cynthia Mier, Del· me Richer. �J ob Training Lila Daily looks at the DE scrapbook which was displayed at the state DE leadership convention held at the Broadmoor Hotel in March. Pat Wickman, Sheryl Salmon, Bobbi Stephens and Roger Aulabaugh ssist the DECA members in cntcrtainin..,. D & B students at a party in January. Science Club Takes A Geological Field Trip. Science Club took two field trips during the year. In March they entered exhibits in the Science Fair . Later they made a geological trip to Cripple Creek. BOTTOM ROW: George Edwards, Pre . ; Cindy Bradley, Vice-Pres.; Richard McNearny, Reporter; Becky Winborn, Sec.; Mrs. Morris, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Dan Kralis, Wilma Murray, Terri Blackmore, Marion Bridges, Ken Clinkenbeard. ROW THREE: Jim Holland, Dave Orr, Bill Pierce, Harry Diamond, Archie Meredith. ROW FOUR: Tim Henson, Dave Lar en, Gary Emrich, Mr. Cantrell, Sponsor. 39 �Theater Arts Occupy Drama Club Drama Club BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Wilkowski, Sec.; Donna Knight, Pres.; Doug Allen, Vice-Pres.; Linda Ravert, Treas.; Mr. Dieter, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Gillie Walker, Doug Werner, Cheryl Reno, Becky Taylor, Gael Whitley, Carla Whitley, Deanna Scott, Mary Beth Whittle, Toni Young, Nora Rice, Jeannie Ito, Linda Reed, Cynthia Proal, Glenda Hanson, Leilani Dyson, Frances Holzinger. ROW THREE: Vickie Hawes, Wilma Murray, Margaret Luedecke, Janine Moore, Barbara Garrison, Sandy Orr, Mary Ashley, Joy Woods, Lydia Romero, Shirley Guinta, Bobbi Stephens, Lewana Koop, Kathi Addy, Sue Utley, Kathie Draeger, Cindy Plana. ROW FOUR: Marie Craven, Michele Siewing, Connie Miller, Pam Cooke, Cathy Yontz, Claudia Payne, Nan Moore, Susan Eckrich, Glenda Hester, Pat Street, Betty Duncan, Kay Dostal, Meg Hulsey, Diane Hutter, Pat Hearne. ROW FIVE: Cynthia Jones, Pat Barry, Susie Shattuck, Angela Stack, Cheryl Landen, Judy Ames, Drinda Dawson, Donna Ward, Michele Blanchard, Sandra Brody, Diana Diamond, Karl Miller, Ray George, Charles Ammen. ROW SIX: Rick Grice, Jim Holland, Connie Hanson, Hazel Garlick, Beckie Jennings, Jackie Nance, Jerry Garrison, Bruce McAlexander, Reid Smith. Masque BOTTOM ROW: Toni Young, Janine Moore, Ray George, sponsor; Mary Beth Whittle, Mr. Dieter, Charles Ammen, Margaret Luedecke, Doug Allen, Linda Reed. ROW TWO: Carla Aber, Sandra Brody, Lydia Romero, Meg Hulsey, Cathy Yontz, JoAnna Smith, Mary Ashley. �And Masque. Ray George, Toni Young, Doug Allen, and Sandra Brody practice for the state play festival held May 14 and 15 in Boulder, Colorado. The cast won a superior acting award for their presentation of IMPROMPTU. Ray George received a superior acting award. Toni Young, Pete Meese, and Carla Aber enact a comical scene from YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, a three act play presented on April 9 and 10. Brigitte Bost and Meg Hulsey portray a dramatic scene in the one act play THE RECOGNITIO SCE E from A AST \SI \, given on March 20. Mary Beth Whittle, Margaret Luedecke, Meg Hulsey, and Charles Ammen move into their summer home in the three act play 0 'IO rs IN THE STEW, given on November 20 and 21. Jerry Lamascus refuses to divulge information to Eugene Apodaca and Mickey Parnell as JoAnna Smith and Charles Ammen quietly watch the commotion in the one act play MA ' IN THE BOWLER HAT, presented on March 20. 41 �FSA Holds Orientation Tea. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Canavan, Sec., Mary Beth Whittle, Pres.; Miss Webb, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Sherry Shelton, Sh ll"On Bower, Diane Hutter, Sharon Asher, Judy Whitmore. NOT PICTURED: Seibrena Wood, Glorh Schmidt, Judy Lee, Margaret Currm1 She1la Baldridge, Donna Gaherty The FSA met regularly with other FSA club from school::; in the Pikes Peak area. 1 cw members were installed at an Orientation Tea held at Colorado College Septemb r 19. At the monthly meetings, the future secretaries learned more about their career through talks and panel discussions about such topics as the qualitie:s of a good secretary, and appropriate office wear. The highlight of the year's activities was the selection of Miss FSA at the March 17 meeting. Selected from WHS were Pat Canavan, Miss FSA; Donna Gaherty, first runner-up; and Mary Beth Whittle, second runner-up . Industrial Arts Club Completes Many ProJ·ects For School And Community. BOTTOM ROW: Steve King, Dennis Jurgens, Jim Shouse, Milton Michels, Mr. Emrich, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Roger Sims, John Garlick, Pat Richards, Richard Duncan. OT PICTURED: Keith Trujillo, Mike Johnson, Dennis O'Rourke, Bob Carter, Dennis Morgan. The club's main carpentry project was building an addition to Mr . Taylor's home in September . Also the club built gun, record, supply, and stereo speaker cabinets, end tables, picnic tables, and bene hes . In the workshop finishing room, the club installed ceramic tile and linoleum . �Publications Record Year)s Activities. Spartacus Staff LOWER LEFT: Craig Snow, Nora Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Louis Ruybal, Lucy Perkins, Dorothy LeBeau, Business Manager; Dennis Suit, Mike Feller, Ben Kula. ROW TWO: Cynthia Proa l, Linda Smedsrud, Frances Holzinger, Editor. Nar PICTURED: Miss Johnson, Sponsor. Gladiator Staff Ken Loveless, Lucy Perlrins, Editor ; Angie Sinklier, Circulation Manager; Jeannie Ito, Cindy Perry, Society Editor; Frances Holzinger, Assistant Editor; Mr. Randal, Sponsor; Cande Korbelik, Business Manager; Louis Ruybal, Sports Editor. ��HONOREES �Donna Knight Reigns Over Homecoming Activities Donna Kni-.:!;ht linda Scott Frances Holzin~er '- Monica Hotavis Cande Korbelik �Dorothy LeBeau helps decorate the gym for the Homecoming Dance. Dick Stevenson and Linda Ravert honor dress-up day October 16. Carla Aber was encored at the Hootenanny held in the allpurpose room after the bonfire. Donna Knight, newly chosen queen, waves as she rides in the parade car. Alumni, Mick Reiher, Rusty Henniger, Lynda Hanson and Rodney Coates enjoy dancing to the music provided by the "Persuaders" at the Homecomin~ Dance, "Indian Summer." 47 �Sharon A1aska Is Crowned Queen Of The Winter Ball ; • Sharon Maska was rowned queen of the sixth annual Winter Ba 11 held December 23 in the school gymnasium. The dance was sponsored by the French Club. Sharon is pictured be low with her escort, Johnny Revious UPPER LEIT: Monica Hot:avis and Sterling Payton. UPPER RIGHT: Judy Lee and Rodney Coates. lOWER LEIT: Frances Holzinger and Troy HlUlter. lOWER RIGHT: Cande Korbelik and Tony Gonzalez. 48 �Annual Sweetheart Dance Held February 13. The sixth annual Sweetheart Dance was held on February 13, 1965 in the high school gymnasium. UPPER LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: King candidates included John Henke, Dick Stevenson, Rick Sutton, and Steve Hughes. UPPER RIGHT: Judy Lee and Pete Meese reign over the dance. BOTTOM: Queen candidates were Sheryl Salmon, Vicki Wilkowski, Carol Bolin, and Sheryl Hamilton. 49 �Bali Ha)i Is Theme OJJunior-Senior Prom. Miss Cande Korbelik was crowned queen of the 1965 prom, "Bali Ha 'i, " held May 1 in the high school gymnasium. The queen wa::; carried to her thatch -roofed throne on a Sedan chair by four junior boys dressed in native Polynesian sarongs. Ron Petty, master of ceremonies, pre::;ented the queen with a bouquet of orchids and a rhinestone crown covered with ydlow carnations and small spring flowers. Attendants received large baskets of yellow or white chrysanthemums and violet iri::;es. Floyd Frame and his Orchestra presented the evening's music. Refreslunents consisted of Hawaiian punch and two large white cakes frosted in white and blue. The cakes were in the form of the numerals '65. Frances Holzinger Monica Hotavis Sheryl Salmon Vicki Wilkowski I \ \ 50 �CA DE KORBELIK 51 �Louis RuybalVice-Pres. Pete Meese-President Sheryl HamiltonTreasurer The student council functioned as a well-organized unit this year, according to President Pete Meese . They carried out the Homecoming activities, sponsored several after game dances, and installed a new suggestion box, which enabled them to come in closer contact with the student body . A regular meeting schedule was mcorporated at the beginning of the year. Student Council Organizes School Government. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Petty, Sheryl S lmon, Steve Rhodes, Donna Knight, Terry Hoffman. ROW TWO: Stan Mathis, Terry Kashner, S eryl H. milton, Pete Meese, Louis Ruybal, Cande Korbelik, Dave Ross. OT PICTURED: Warren Knight, Mr. Gorham, sponsor. �Scholarships BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Schmidt, Joint Honor, CSC; Donna Knight, Joint Honor, CU; Sheryl Hamilton, CSC; Sharon Bigelow, Joint Honor, CSC; Barry Zaigcr, Academic Scholarship, Adams State. ROW TWO; Bill Alexander, Joint Honor, CSU; Dave Ross, Joint Honor, Colorado School of Mines; Louis Ruybal, Freshman Scholarship alternate, CSU; Cande Korbelik, Teacher Education Grant, CSU; Richard Hays, CU Grant. ROW THREE: Frances Holzinger, Brigham Young University; Vicki Wilkowski, Talent and Creativity Award, CU; Linda Robb, CSC; Sam Larsen, Appointment to the United State aval Academy; Allan Duhon, Ft. Carson Officers' Wives Club. OT PICTURED: Kirk Wells, Joint Hooor, CU; Pete Meese, University Grant, St. Olaf College; Linda Smedsrud, Academic Scholarship, Evangel College; Carol Luedecke, Academic Scholarship, Dr. Martin Luther College. Students Are Honored For Outstanding Work. Awards BOTTOM ROW: Gene Apodaca, Debate, Sam Larsen, Debate; Judi Blanchard, Art; Ken Blackmore, Art. ROW TWO: Charles Ammen, Drama; Meg Hulsey, Drama, J nine Moore, Drama. ROW THREE: JoAnn: Smith, Dr rna; Jerry Garrison, Drama. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Wheeler, Scholastic Achievement; Sheryl Hamilt on, Scholastic Achievement. ROW TWO: Sharon Breyer, Math Award; Donna Knight, Scholastic Achievement. ROW THREE: Lucy Perkins, Journalism Award; Louis Ruybal, Journalism Award. ROW FOUR: Sam Larsen, English Award. NOT PICTURED: Kirk Wells, Scholastic Achievement; Pete Meese, Scholastic Achievement; Linda Smedsrud, Journalism \ward; Frances Holzinger, Journalism Award. 53 - �NHS members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of such qualities as scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They also must maintain a three point average. These seniors maintained the high standards. BOTTOM ROW: Sheryl Hamilton, Judy Lee, Vicki Wilkowski, Donna Knight, Cande Korb lik. ROW TWO: Gloria Schmidt, Sheryl Sinnes, Sharon Bigelow, Unda Robb, Carol Lucd eke, Unda Smedsrud, Unda Ravert. ROW THREE: John Henke, Kirk Wells, Sam Larsen, Richard McNearny, Dave Ros , Pete Meese. NOT PICTURED: Bill Alexander, Don Black, Frances Holzinger, Sharon Pear on, Richard Hays, Ray George, Louis Ruybal, Barry Zaiger. Kirk Wells, president of NHS, gives a spee<..h at the installation ceremony. NHS Members Sponsor Annual Prom Breakfast. Bruce McAlexander, John Henke, Linda Robb, and Linda Hammock discuss plans for the prom breakfast, which NHS sponsors every year. Mrs . Adams, NHS sponsor, conducts a meeting of the organization. �Junior class members are permanent members provided they maintain the high standards of NHS membership. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Rains, Rose Hamilton, Sharon Breyer. ROW TWO: Anne Lively, Judy Ames, Candy Burdell, Mary Ashley. ROW THREE: Barry Thomp·on, Steve Rhodes, Perry Pierce, Dave Theiss, John Griffith, Bruce McAlexander, David Larsen, Rodney Nyborg. Sophomores, who are probationary member , will be inducted as permanent members next year. This will be the last year the probationary membership will be used at Widefield since it is now only a three year high school. This will give the faculty a full year to evaluate student. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Hammock, Juanona Morris. ROW TWO: James McNabney, Terry Hoffman, Johnny Roth, Steve Cleveland, George Edwards. NOT PICTURED: Vicki Pierce, Terry Kashner, Lee Manning, Stan Mathis. Anne Lively looks on as Candy BW'dell keys Junior Brown dW'ing the NHS assembly. �Seventh And Largest Two hundred and thirteen seniors graduated from WHS on May 31, 1965. Reverend Marvin Brewer opened the commencement ceremony with the invocation. Following this, the Ensemble '65, led by Mr. Berglund, sang several selections. John Henke, class president, gave a summary of the accomplishments and aspirations of the class. Mr. Richard Compton announced the recipients of scholarships. The diplomas were presented by Mr. Ted Forde and Dr. Thomas Slack. I S m Larsen, salutatorian, speaks to seniors, administration, and guests. Frances Holzinger delivers her valedictory address. Roy Adams receives his diploma from Dr. Thorn s Sl~ck. 56 �Class Graduates From WHS Seniors await graduation ceremony. They are Tom Veith, Renee Weatherby, Dave W eih, Kirk Wells, Doug Werner, Donna Westcott, Judy Wheeler, and Ron White. Ushers prepare to start the processional march. They include Barry Thompson, Steve Rhodes, Warren Knight, and Rich Hoffman. Monica Hotavis, Katherine Horn, Frances Holzinger, and Don Hinson march to their respective seats as commencement begins 57 ��ATHLETICS �Varsiry Football Team BOTTOM ROW: Mike Herman, Steve Hughes, Venton McPhearson, Pete Meese, Jon Dawson, Mike Feller, Dave Kindsfater, Steve Cleveland, Chuck Lcx..khart, Rod Nyborg, Larry Hazlett. ROW TWO: Ron Petty, Frank Espinosa, Phil Martin, Gary Emrich, Brad Douglas, Steve Rhodes, Barry Thompson, Don Black, Perry Pierce, Richard Hays, Larry Kirk, Dave Theiss . ROW THREE: Rick Sutton, Tim Henson, Gary Storm, Tom Ni"bur, Dennis Jurgens, Eldon Lee, Don Tomsha, Glen Kruse, Mickey P10trowski, Dennis Morgan, Larry Hudson. Gridmen Battle To 2-2 Record Coaches Gary Richardson, Donald Freeman, Norm Theiss. Football Summary Iver Ranum Brighton Thornton Westminster Pueblo Catholic Harrison Canon City Cheyenne Mountain A1r Academy 60 19 12 21 13 26 7 19 26 26 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 0 19 6 33 6 33 20 14 0 �Offensive Team BOTTOM ROW: Don Tornsha, Rodney Nybor'"', Ron Petty, Pete Meese, Venton McPhearson, Richard Hays, Perry Pierce. ROW TWO: Dave Kindsfater, Torn Nigbur, Dave Theiss, Eldon Lee. In Loop Play Defensive Team BOTTOM ROW: Don Tornsha, Dennis Morgan, Larry Hudson, Dennis Jurgens, Charles Lockhart. ROW TWO: Don Black, Steve Hughes, Glen Kruse, Ron Petty, Dave Kindsfater, Brad Douglas. 61 �I 'f Defense, an integral part of any game, is shown here at Homecoming against Canon City on Oct. 17. WHS won a close one , 20-19. Football BOTTOM ROW: Craig Snow, Dave Smedsmd. ROW TWO: Roy Larson, Mike Higbee. A flurry of Brighton Bulldogs stop an attacking Gladiator in'a non-conference game on the WHS gridiron. Score was 1912 in favor of Widefield. 62 �Eldon Lee smashes off tackle for a sizeable gain in this game against Brighton. Widefield won this non-league battle by a score of 19-12. Dominates Fall. WHS's fullback Tom Nigbur skirts around end as he is pursued by a group of Pueblo Catholic defenders . WHS dropped this game, 26-6. 63 �Sophomores Win Three Junior Varsiry Football Team BOTTOM ROW: Lee Manning, Wade Brackett, Tom Albin, Mike Gepford, Russ Karney, Robert Kuhn, Jim Nuss, Frank LeBeau, Allen Rall, Gary Hull. ROW 'TWO: Victor Griego, Tom Coston, Ray Bray, Paul Kaminsky, Ted Obrecht , Don Castle, Johnny Roth, Terry Sutton, Joe Boroz, Chuck Lar on, Bill Sabata, Harry Diamond, Don Parnell, Bruce Sc ott. ROW THREE: Coach Powers, Rick Strong , Larry Kirk, Lindy Elton, Edward Wickham, Wayne Elmore, Fred Kine, Danny Cowden, Jim Brown, Mike Wilson, George Dayhoff, Ed Hastings, Marvin Potter, Coach Freeman. A covey of Palmer defenders prepare to descend upon this Glad back in a J. V. game. Final score was 24- 7 for Palmer. Taken on a short hop, this ball is about to be run back by a WHS Junior Varsity football player in a game against Palmer. 64 �D rop Five. Effective gang tackling results in a fumble of the ball by the Wasson offense in this Junior Varsity game. The score was 35-7 in favor of Wasson. A Gladiator pass goes awry and is nearly intercepted by a Wasson defender in a non-league encounter. J.V Scores Pa lmer Wasson St. M ary's Fountam Harrison Canon City Cheyenne Mountain Air A cademy 65 7 35 0 27 7 8 34 13 VvHS \YHS WHS \VHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 24 7 7 13 9 0 0 7 �BOTIOM ROW: Coach Jorgensen, Dane McCaffrey, Lary Shelton, Junior Brown. ROW TWO: Terry Hoffman, Dick Hoffman, Warren Knight , Tom Danielson. Tennis Team Snatches ABOVE: Dick Hoffman displ ays an ace serve which proves a tough return for his opponents . LEFT: Tom Shephard exhibits his ability to play the game in the air. 66 �Lary Shelton, the only WHS tennis player to attend the State Tournament, performs a fine defensive shot. ABOVE: Warren Knight, another regular for the WHS tennis team, develops his skill at an after school workout. WRL 2nd Place BELOW: Junior Brown, the only Varsity south paw, has a strenuous workout. COACH DON JORGE."lSE : TENNIS WRAP UP Pueblo South Centennial Pueblo Central Fountain Valley Cheyenne M t. Wasson Palmer Pueblo East Harrison Harrison Canon Clty Canon C1ty Cheyenne M t. Cheyenne Mt. 8 6 8 5 8 7 5 2 0 0 0 1 7 7 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 1 3 1 4 1 2 5 5 9 9 9 8 1 0 67 �John Henke Center Mike Hi-:bee Guard Dave Smedsrud Guard Cagers Record Eldon Lee Forward Dick Stevenson Forward 68 �Warren Kni ht Guard Israel Colon Guard 3-5 League Season. Steve Rhodes Guard Dick Hoffman forward Paul Delay Guard 69 �Mickey Martin Forward Phil Martin Guard Perry Pierce Forward Mike Oliver Forward ]. V.) Soph Cagers Match Win Varsiry Wrapup Pueblo Centennia 1 Bear Creek Canon City Fountain Pueblo East Fairview Brighton Air Academy Thornton Cheyenne Mountain Harnson Canon City Air Academy Cheyenne Mountain Fountain Harrison Canon City Arapahoe Coach Gary Richardson Managers Don Castle, Dean Humphrey, Don Hinson, John Edwards, Lee Manning. 70 55 75 68 44 71 68 61 61 59 51 37 39 72 57 51 55 45 60 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 35 54 46 52 59 52 46 60 40 47 36 51 74 42 61 48 46 56 �Records. Sophomore Basketba II Team BOTTO 1 ROW: Frank LeBeau, Steve Loveless, Teny Kashner, Rod VanderVaart, Johnny Roth, Mike Gepford, Frank Jensen. ROW TWO: Russ Karney, Howard Rogers, Don Rcvious, Dave Sharp, Wade McMullen, Lindy Elton, Coach Jones. Eldon Lee, #23, dashes in for a fast lay up in this game against Bear Creek. Sophomore Wrapup Pueblo Centennial Boys' Club Fountain Wasson Fairview Brighton Air Academy Cheyenne Mountain Harrison Boys' Club Canon City Au Academy Cheyenne Mountain Fountain Harrison Wasson Canon C1ty Arapahoe 35 29 24 45 33 49 55 45 20 54 41 49 32 35 27 45 39 55 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WIIS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 32 50 27 39 30 38 54 37 27 54 19 35 40 33 32 43 35 24 Junior Varsiry Wrapup Harrisun Palmer Pueblo East Air Academy Cheyenne Mountain Thornton Wasson Harrison Palmer Cheyenne Mountain Wasson 71 43 60 56 45 33 50 63 51 42 24 47 WHS \VIIS \\HS WIIS \VIIS WHS \VHS \VHS WHS WHS WHS 44 36 37 49 49 41 33 39 2 3 37 �Tim Anderson , Jtmior, 103 lbs. Rick Dominguez, Sophomore, 95 lbs. Wrestlers Ken Kuhn, Sophomore, 120 lbs. Jim Ivy, Sophomore, 112 lbs. Ray Bray, Sophomore, 133lbs. 72 Tom Albin, Sophomore, 127 lbs . �Tom Brown, Junior, 138 lbs. Chuck Lockhart, Senior, 145 lbs. Don Black, Senior, 154 lbs. Rank Second At D & B Tournament. Dennis Jurgens, Senior, 180 lbs. Ron Petty, Junior, 165 lbs. Don Tomsha, Senior, HWT. 73 �Managers Gary Storm, Jerry Moyers, Mel Davis. Varsiry Wrapup Coaches Florence 0 & B Tourney *Harrison WHS Invitational *Canon City Florence Tourney Pueblo County Castle Rock * A1r Academy *Cheyenne Mountain *Harrison *Canon City * A1r Academy *Cheyenne Mountain Victor Pugel, Winfield Delle. 32 27 45 33 3 25 25 30 30 24 30 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 18 2nd 19 th 2 4th 18 15 21 21 19 16 19 16 *Will Rogers League Matches Don Black attempts to pin his man in the Florence match. Ray Bray is in a ready position to pin his opponent at Canon City . 74 �Chuck Lockhart applies the winning combination on his man in a pre-season match. Bob Abeyta turns his Florence Huskie over for a two point reversal. Grapplers Hold Invitational Tourney At WHS. Rick Dominguez receives one point for a takedown in the 95 lbs . class . Steve Everhart gains riding time in this middle weight class competition. 75 �Varsiry Wrap up The hockey team waits for instructions from Coach Hansen after the second period of the Palmer game at the World Arena. Palme1· Palmer Palmer Wasson Wasson Wasson Cheyenne Mountain Cheyenne Mountain Cheyenne Mountain Fountain Valley Fountain Valley Fountain Valley Denver Jr. Pioneers Littleton 11 8 12 5 9 10 8 6 11 7 7 5 8 2 Coach Don Hansen Hockey Introduced To WHS Sports. BOTTOM ROW: Junior Brown, Tom Fay, Steve King, Tim Henson, Pete Spiers. ROW TWO: Dennis LaTour, Byron Brian, Wayne Griffith, Don Doucette, Roger Sims. ROW THREE: Fred King, Manager; Venton McPherson, Captain; Gary Frazee, Phil Lockhart, John Reiher, Dan Lynn; Manager. \VIIS \ HS \ HS WHS \ liS \VHS \VHS WHS \ HS \VHS \VHS WHS \VHS WHS 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 �Three Returning Golfers Boost )65 Squad. Varsiry Wrap up * Air Force Academy ** Patty Jewett Country Club * WHS 4th WHS 5th WHS 4th Fort Carson ** Colorado Springs Country Club WHS 5th * Air Force Academy WHS 4th ** Valley Hi Country Club WHS 7th * Canon City WHS 4th ** Air Force Academy WHS 5th * Canon City WHS 4th District Match WHS lOth * Will Rogers League Matches ** All City League Matches Larry Lysell attempts to pitch the ball on to the ninth green with his wedge. BafTOM ROW: Richard Hoffman, Mike Higbee, Larry Lysell. ROW TWO: Maurice Lysell, coach; Jim Brown, Gary Emrich, Dave Smedsrud, Craig Snow . Coach Maurice Lysell 77 �Cindermen Break Six School Records LOW HURDLES: Don Black, Dave Kindsfater, Eldon Lee, Phil Martin. DISCUS: Chuck Larson, Rod • 'yborg, Larry Hudson, Tom Nigbur. 100 YARD DASH: BOTTOM ROW: Tom Nigbur, Joe Boroz. ROW TWO: Wade Brackett, Felix McCleary, Lary Shelton. BROAD JUMP: BOTTOM ROW: Steve Cleveland , Rod Vandervaart. ROW TWO: Phil Martin, Dave Kindsfater. HIGH HURDLES: Eldon Lee, Phil Martin. Coachers Robert Burns Robert Powers Managers Ted Burrows Mike Herman 78 �HIGH JUMP: Eldon Lee, Tom Albin, Wally Petrovich. MILERS: Rick Dominguez, Steve Rhodes, Mike Wilson, Rod VanderVaart. POLE VAULT: Tom Albin, Jon Dawson. 220 YARD DASH: Robert Peltz, Joe Boroz, Lary Shelton, Tom Nigbur. SHOT PUT: Dennis Morgan, Larry Hudson, Tom Nigbur. YARD RUN: BOTTOM ROW: Barry Thompson, Steve ·'-hodes, Rod VanderVaart, Perry Pierce, ROW TWO: Terry Sutton, Bruce Unruh. TRIPLE ]U.Nfi>: BOTTOM ROW: Perry Pierce, Steve Cleveland. ROW TWO: Phil Martin, Dave Kindsfater. 79 440 YARD DASH: BOTTOM ROW: Ray Bray, Brad Douglas, Steve R~odes, Perry Pierce. ROW TWO: John Reiher, Terry Sutton, Tom Coston, Phil Martin. �Dave Kindsfater hits the pit in a shower of sand while broad jumping in the WHS Invitational track meet. Track Wrap up WRL Meet: WHS - 61 pomts - lst. Dual St . Mary's: WHS - 68 points -2nd . Canon City Relays: WHS - 38 1/4 - 2nd. Quadrangular Meet: WHS - 58 points - 2nd . Pikes Peak Relays: Class A - WHS - 78 points - 2nd . Five Place Meet: WHS - 72 points - lst. Fountain Relays - CU Relays: WHS - No record . Widefield Invitational: WHS - 54 1/2 points -2nd . Quadrangular Meet: WHS - 46 points - 2nd. League Qualifying State: WHS - 53 points 2nd . State: WHS - no points. Steve Cleveland takes the last step of the triple jump as the judge watches on the other side of the pit. Field Events Part Of �John Dawson sails over the bar at 11'-9" in this meet against Cheyenne, Harrison and Air Academy. Arm flashing around, Rod Nyborg hurls the discus in this meet on the WHS field. Form Integral Track Action. Mike Wilson strains.to cover the last hundred yards in the mile run as he rounds the near turn on the oval. 81 �BOTTOM ROW: Mick Piotrowski, Jack Draeger, B-.rry Zaiger, Rick Sutton, Bill Alexanier, Don Tomsha, Gilbert Trujillo. ROW TWO: Joel Smith, Richard Otto, John Edwards, Warren Knight, Paul DeLay, John Gibson, Junior Brown. ROW THREE: Don Jorgensen, coach; Melvin Mier, Liniy Elton, Bob Hefner, Dave Sharp. Baseball Team Gains Experience Under Coach Joel Sm1th sacrifice bunts in order to score Don Tomsha for Widefields only run as WHS lost to Harrison 3-1. Varsiry Wrap up Pueblo Centennial * Canon City * Air Academy * Harrison * Cheyenne Mountain St . Mary's * Canon City Air Academy St. Mary's Cheyenne Mountain * Harrison Pueblo Centennial 11 1 15 2 4 6 15 7 4 11 3 4 *Will Rogers League Games WHS \VHS WHS WHS WHS WHS \VHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 6 0 6 1 2 5 3 2 3 5 1 3 �Coach Don Jorgensen Statistician Louis Ruybal Manager Dave Wright Lindy Elton singles one of John Gannon's fast balls into right field in the Air Academy game here. jorgensen. Widefield's second baseman, Paul DeLay, comments on the third inning to pitcher John Gibson. 83 �I • Junior Varsiry Wrap up Air Academy Harrison Iver Ranum Canon City Wasson Cheyenne Mountain Harrison P1lmer Canon City Au Academy Cheyenne Mountain 4 6 4 5 10 15 10 16 7 10 3 WHS 4 WHS 1 \VHS 2 \\HS 4 WHS 7 WHS 7 WHS 11 WHS 5 WHS 2 WHS 1 WHS 2 Victor Santos is tagged out by the Air Academy pitcher in the fourth inning of the game. The game ended in an unusual 4-4 tie. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Davis, Gary Good, Mike Ito, Mike Gepford, Jay Cornils, Steve Reese, Danny DeSpain. ROW TWO: Gary Hull, Rickey Strong, Steve Loveless, Rick Anderson, Archie Meredith, Ed Wickham, Dave Buchanan. ROW THREE: Donald Freeman, coach; Wade McMullen, Don Castle, Bruce Scott, Terry Kashner, Danny Cowden, Richard Spiher. 84 �Girls) Gym Classes Emphasize Physical Fitness. Vick i Wilkowski tips the b all over the net a s Gillie W a lker a nd Lewan a Koop come in defensively in this volleyball game. In girls' gymnastics, Candy Burdell does a Dutch jump on the trampoline. First hour gym class plays a softball game on the WHS diamond. WHS girls participated in two WRL sports days in the 1964-65 school year. The first was held at Cheyenne and consisted of an aU-day volleyball tournament. For the second sports day, Widefield traveled to Canon City to participate in the track and field events and tennis matches. In track, WHS placed second behind Cheyenne. It has been planned that next year's sports days will be held m fall, winter, and spring. • • 85 �CLASSES ��Senior Officers Collect Class Dues To Buy Farewell Gift For WHS. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Reed, Sec. - Treas.; Jeannie Ito, Rep.; Cathy Yontz, Rep. ROW TWO: Sherry Shattuck, Rep., Dave Ro , Vice Pres.; John Henke, Pres. NOT PICTURED: Mary Beth Whit*le, Rep.; Donna Kni,.,ht, Student Council Rep. ; Sheryl Salmon, Student Council Rep. 88 �ROY ADAMS KATHY ADDY DWAYNE ADKINS BETH BEYERS BILL ALEXANDER CHARLES AMMEN KAREN ANDERSON SHARON BIGELOW EUGENE APODACA SHARON ASHER EARL AVERY SHEILA BALDRIDGE PEGGY BALLARD MONICA BENTON DON BLACK KENNETH BLACKMORE JUDY BLANCHARD CAROL BOLIN �Darlene Brackett Byron Brian Nora Brown Sharon Bower Judy Bumgardner Rena Burr Gary Bynum Mary Bowles Melanic Caldwell Pat Canavan Mike Chambers Gre Chavez Claudia Chenoweth Sharon Coleman Pam Cooke Oma Jean Cornils Bill Crouse Judy Cunningham �Margaret Curran Jon Dawson Linda Dorsey Gwyn Douthit Mike Feller Jack Draeger Allan Duhon Bill Ferrier Leilani Dyson Linda Dyson Claudia En~le Gloria Espinoza Pat Estes Eddie Everins;?;ham David Ferrier Kenneth Freese Mike Frohardt Donna Gaherty �John Garlick Jerry Garrison Brenda Graham Wayne Griffith Sheryl Hamilton Glenda Hanson Richard Hays Larry Gillam Cliff Hazelton John Henke Connie Henson Antonio Gonzalez Tim Henson Joe Herrmann Ed Hickle Don Hinson Unda Gee Raymond George �Frances Holzinger Kathy Horn Monic a Hotavis Diane Kellis Steve Hughes Dean Humphrey Diane Hutter Gayla Kenser Glen Inmon Jeannie Ito Mike Johnson Jan Johnston Dennis Jurgens Marsha Kaska Myriam Kerr David Kindsfater Connie King Richard King �Steve King Janis Kirby Sam Larsen Roy Larson Dorothy LeBeau Judy Lee Chuck Lockhart Jerry Lamascus Yolanda Lopez Carol Luedecke Dan Lynn Ed Lane Larry Lysell Sharon MacDonald Richard Maddox Dave Manning Donna Knight Cande Korbelik �Maurice Marks Sharon Maska Linda McCulla Jean McCollum John McFarland Robert McGowan Judy McGuire Sharon Me ee Ralph McMeans Connie Miller Dick McNearny Venton McPhearson Pete Meese Karl Miller Ken Meredith Ron Meredith Milton Michels Cynthia Mier �Mike Miller Joyce Mitchell Nancy Moeder Sally Morrell Edd Morse John Nance Pat Nicholas Patsy Olemeda Pam Perdue Dave Orr Tom Owens Ron Parker Mickey Parnell Robert Patterson Tom Payne Sharon Pearson Lucille Perkins George Moor �Cindy Perry Wally Petrovich William Pierce Rita Randolph Linda Ravert Linda Reed Marcena Reed Dave Reese Arnold Porter John Reiher Judy Remling Cynthia Proal Pat Richards Linda Robb Dave Ross Louis Ruybal Sandy Sallee Mick Piotrowski �Gloria Schmidt Linda Scott David Segal Robert Sellers Mae Serna Sherry Shattuck Victor Santos Elizabeth Shaw Sherry Shelton Jim Shouse Roger Sims Angie Sinklier Sheryl Sinnes Linda Smedsrud ]o Anna Smith Darlene Snow Dick Stevenson �Glendora Stoo.bs Pat Street Dennis Suit Bruce Unruh Rick Sutton Mark Sweet Monica Swirchak Elaine Thompson Sonja Unruh Don Tomsha Gilbert Trujillo Kaye Trujillo Keith Trujillo John Turk Thomas Veith Dave Weih Kirk Wells Doug Werner �Donna Westcott Judy Wheeler Ron White Greg Wisley Gael Whitley Kay Whitten Mary Beth Whittle Seibrena Wood Lyle Wikner Bette Wiley Vicki Wilkowski Dave Wright Bill Williams Dave Wilson Don WilSon Marlene Yates Cathy Yontz Toni Young Barry Zaiger �Graduation is the climax of four years of high school experiences. Looking back on those years we remember ... registering as sophomores ... flirting with the latest boyfriend ... amusing ourselves in class ... tossing tinsel on the Christmas tree ... posing at dances ... attending games ... "goofing off" in gym ... holding hands at the after-game dances ... receiving our scoreboard �... jigging at an after-game dance . . . . wrestling under former Coach Rounds ... "making-up" for a play ... being hobos for a day ... going out on the job in woodworking class ... posing for a "couple shot" at the '62 Winter Ball ... dancing at the band concert, "A Night on Broadway" ... decorating for our '64 Homecoming Dance �... waiting for the bell to ring after lunch ... devising "fishy" campaign slogans for Student Council elections ... trying to learn under Mr. J. ' "iron hand" ... seeing Earl Avery' bicycle at school ... keying a new 11IS member ... scoring tho e winning points These were some of the most precious moments of our lives. �Junior Class Officers Organize And Push Sale OJ Class Pins. Twila Wilson, Pres.; Pat Kueck, Sec. -Treas.; Warren Knight, Student Council Rep.; Mary Ashley, Rep.; Don Collier, Rep. ; Carolyn Simp on, Rep.; Bruce McAlexander, Rep. NOT PICTURFD: Ron Petty, VicePres. ; Steve Rhodes, Student Council Rep. 104 �Carla Aber Marciano Anteola Abe~ Mike Adragna Doug Allen Judy Ames Tim Anderson Danielle Andres Debra Armknecht Andyrea Armstrong Mary Ashley Roger Aulabaugh James Baca Mike Baile Robert Class Of )66 Plans Jr.-Sr. Prom. Barbara Billingsley Terri Blackmore Lawrence Bailey David Bayers Karen Benedict Geary Bentley Gunter Bevins David Bigelow Michele Blanchard Judy Blenkinsop Jean Bloodworth Myra Boberg Brigitte Bost 105 Maryellen Brada �Cindy Bradley Rick Bray Sharon Breyer Bruce Brian Marion Bridges Sandra Brody Juniors were rewarded for long, hard hours of work when they placed second in the Homecoming float contest. Lonis Brown Tom Brown Pat Bruley Ed Buenger Candace Burdell Larry Burrows Ted Burrows Barry Buttermore Judy Campbell Danny Cancil Wendy Carrick Terry Chambers Starr Coakley Lucky Coats Don Collier Robert Cook Linda Cooper Larry Cordova �Rosalind Cowen Steven Cox Sherry Culp William Dailey Thomas Danielso1 Melvin Davis Connie Dearing Juniors waited patiently until that special day when class rings arrived. Eugene DeLay Marty Dostal Don Doucette Bradley Douglas Robert Duhon Richard Duncan LeRoy Duran orrnan Durkee Dan Dworshak Ruth Dworshak Karen Eberhardt Terri Eberhardt Ron Elkins Gary Emrich Barbara Enyart Frank Espinosa Wilma Espinoza �Becky Estes Steve Everhart Warren Everingham Tom Fay Wanda Floyd Peggy Flynn Bill Foard Diana Fowler Dennis Jurgens and Dennis O'Rourke frame the recreation room the carpentry class is adding to Mr. Taylor's home. Larry Frazier Edith Freeman Barbara Frei Gary Galyardt Barbara Garrison Susan Gates Marie George John Gibson Rod Gilliland Angela Goodwin Bonnie Gossard Richard Grice John Griffith Shirley Guinta Marcia Hagans �Mark Haggar Rose Hamilton Vickie Hawes Larry Hazlett Pat Hearne Jackie Heffernan Rick Helwig Mike Herman Les Herrmann Mike Higbee Beverly Hoffman Richard Hoffman Diana Holub Linda Horst Meg Hulsey Donna Inmon Betty Jacobs Sue Jennings Chris Jensen Chuck Johnson Robert Joiner Jim Jones Mary Ashley touches up Cheryl Reno's make-up for the play "Onions In The Stew" presented by the Drama Club. Mark Jones Joyce Jordan 109 �Pat Kueck Daryl Kuiper Ben Kula Dan Lackey Luella Lamp David Larsen Vicky Kay Jim Kelly Harry King Dennis LaTour Vicki King Warren Knight Skippy Knowles Eldon Lee Dee Kowalski Dan Kralis Glen Kruse Anne Lively Aggie Lopez David Lowe Roxann Mann Teresa Mann Nan Manning Roy Manuszak Mickey Martin Phillip Martin Joann Mascotti Marilyn Maska Bruce McAlexander Dane McCaffrey Don McFarland Deborah McGowan Michael McGuire �Pam Means Archie Meredith Melvin Mier Jayne Miller Cheryl Minehart Jerry Mooney WHS students socialize at an aftergame dance. Janine Moore Jerry Moyers Linda Murphy Eddie Nickum Tom Nigbur Linda Nolin Rodney Nyborg Mike Oliver Connie Olson Dean Otey Diane Otey Richard Otto Sally Pacheco John Paden Mike Parrish Gerry Patterson Richard Patterson �Joy Payne Carlos Pen a Ron Petty Jackie Peyton Linda Phipps Perry Pierce Alan Pinder Beth Plana Dan Poore Mike Potratz Kenneth Powelson Jean Puylara Pam Rains David Rapelje George Raven Rosemary Read Steve Reese Betty Rem ling Cheryl Reno Steve Rhodes Rhonda Richards Vickie Hawes, Gillie Walker, and Barbara Billingsley show off their recently acquired class rings and pins. Delaine Richer Kathy Rockwell Rosie Rodriguez 112 �Della Romero Lydia Romero Stella Romero Judy Sackhoff Larry Sandoval Dorothy Santen John Sarmiento Bobbie Scaturo Deanna Scott Lary Shelton Tom Shepherd Tom Shouse Michele Siewing Kathy Simones Carolyn Simpson Edward Simpson Ron Skaggs Beverly Skidmore David Smedsrud Barbara Smith Dora Smith Joel Smith Ron Petty and Joy Woods are in full swing at one of the informal dances. Paul Snell 113 Craig Snow �Larry Snow Jo Ella Southern Helena Spagnolini Pete Spiers Richard Spiher Bobhi Stephens Gary Storm R.chard Andy Stumpf Dave Theiss Barry Thompson Frances Torres JoAnn Vallone Gillie Walker St~oud Donna Ward Jack Warner NOT PICTURED: Carla Whitley Duane Adkins Larry Anglesey Pat Anthony Israel Colon Richard Crum John Edwards Juan Gomez William Kreibich Judy Whitmore Ken Loveless Keith Lyda Dennis O'Rourke Rudiger Pauley Robert Slocum Renee Work Loye Layne Yung Pat Wickman Steve Williams Twila Wilson Joy Woods Donna Wiltgen Glenda Windle Donald Woods Leona Wright 114 Lerry Young �Sophomore Officers Practice Leadership. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Kashner, Vice Pres.; Larry Hudson, Pres.; Lindy Elton, Sec. -Treas. ROW TWO: Fred King, Rep.; Lee Manning, Rep. ROW THREE: Ken Kuhn, Rep.; John Roth, Rep. NOT PICTURED: Stan Mathis, Student Council Rep.; Terry Hoffman, Student Council Rep. 115 �Stanley Aber Morris Abeyta Burt Adams David Akers Dennis Akers Tom Albin Richard Anderson Terry Anteola Sophomore Class Largest Eugene Baca Bob bye Barnett Patti Barry Phyllis Berry Barbara Beyers linda Bird Allan Bonner Joe Boroz Carol Boucher Wade Brackett Candy Bray Raymond Bray James Brown Jim Brown Marlene Brown David Buchanan �Doug Buenger Peggy Burkpile Dorothy Byerly Mary Beth Carper Don Castle Don Chapel Susan Chapman Mary Clark Steve Cleveland Ken Clinkenbeard Jackie Coats Sheryl Cobb Mike Cochran Jimmie Corley Cathy Creveling In WHS History. Jack Cronkhite Bob Crosby Cynthia Cummins Jay Comils Tom Coston Cathy Coulter Kathy Cunningham Danny Cowden Marie Craven Thomas Craven Beverly Cushatt Daniel Davis Drinda Dawson George Dayhoff 117 Lynn Decker �Debbie Denley Daniel DeSpain Diana Diamond Harry Diamond Rick Dominguez Rick Doneghue Stephen Donnell Kay Dostal Kathie Draeger Yvonne Drake Betty Duncan Gerhard Durivage Richard DuVaL Alana Dyson Susan Eckrich George Edwards Doyle Elmore Ken Doucette Mark Douthit Lindy Elton Mary Enfield Connie Engle Stewart Enroughty Brenda Fagan Larry Ferrier Susan Ferrier Charlene Fields Linda Flynn Hillary Fowler Jerry Frazee Lorraine Frazier Hazel Garlick Richard Garrett �Steven G. ren Mike Gcpford Michael Gerth Bonnie Gieber Gay! Glenn Suellen Glomm n Gary Good Dennis Graham Leonard Grandy Ken Kuhn and Terry Hoffman work on their first important high school project, the sophomore class float. The sophomore float placed first in the Homecomin::?; parade. Kirby Green Robert Green Beverly Grenke Vic Griego Terrell Griffith Susan Grooms Vickie Guinta Sharon Hall Brenda Hamilton Linda Hammock Connie Hanson Rick Harrison Edward Hastings Robert Hefner �Vicci Helton Glenda Hester Peggy Hindmon Teny Hoffman Diana Hoke Jim Holland David Hollis Lany Hudson Gary Hull Mike Ito Jim Ivy Becky Jennings Frank Jensen Beckie Johnson Christine Johnson Cynthia Jones • eita Jones Anita Kaminski Paul Kaminsky Russ Karney Becky Jennings and Don Chapel do the "Dog" at ohe of the after game dances sponsored by the Student Council. Teny Kashner Tim Kiddie linda Kiess 120 Fred King �Bill Kinney Bruce Kirby Larry Kirk John Knight Lewan a Koop Dee Ann Kralis Robert Kuhn Cheryl Landen Frank LeBeau John Lister Phil Lockhart Frank Lopez Steve Loveless Rudy Lucero M rgaret Luedecke Terry Luque Brandon Lyden Charles Larson Richard Leadbetter Amy Maas Lee Manning Reinhold Marliere Robert Mask a Stan Mathis Felix 1cCleary Patrick 1cGinley Deborah McGuire Raymond McKune \\'a de McMullen James McNabney Allen Mielke 1icki Moore 'an Moore �Dennis Morgan Nancy Morgan Rusty Morgan Nona Morris Wilma Murray Jacki Nance Kathy ance Bewildered sophomores, Judy Schnobrich, Sheryl Cobb, Susan Chapman, and Yvonne Drake, ask directions of Mr. French during registration. Kathy elson .. Rob Nelson William Nelson ( Lynn Nickerson Linda iemeyer Sandra oggle Jim Nuss Ted Obrecht Jetta Odom Camille Olson Terry O'Neal Sandy Orr Robert Ortiz Don Parnell Claudia Payne Linda Peden Robert Peltz �Bonnie Perkins Bob Pcny Steve Per hing Ron Petrovich Jnne Pfanenstiel Vicki Pierce Cindy Plana Don Ponce low Anne Poore Cynthia Posey Marvin Potter Della Price Ed Price Rick Price Don Revious John Reynolds Clinton Rall Ron Ramirez Terre sa Ramirez Don Rapelje Jericl Reid Gertrud Rein Betty Robb Robert Reinhart Michael Reish us Rae Renfroe Howard Rogers Monica Rogers Jeny Roth Johnny Roth William Sabata Mary Sandoval 123 Sarah Sandoval �Judy Schnobrich Bruce Scott Sandra Seeley Mike Sewell David Sharp Janis Sharp Susan Shattuck Joe Shippey Ron Simones Dianna Simpson Terry Sinnes Charlene Smith Jamce Smith Pat Smith Terry Sutton Pat Sweeney Reid Smith Truman Smith Dianna Sparrow Angie Stack icky Stevens Ronald Stevenson John Tafoya Pam Stiehm Nyla Stromstad Rickey Strong Becky Taylor Walter Thompson Sue Utley Rodney VanderVaart Sue VanderVaart Billie Vernon 124 Robert Walker I �Arthur Watts Judy Weaver Mona Whaley Rod Wheeland Regina White Eddie Wickham Harold Wilder Robert Williams Frank Wilmoth Debbie Wilson Ed Wilson John Wilson Michael Wilson Suzanne Wimmer Becky Winborn NOT PICTURED Linda Woolsey Andrea Bean Gary Bean Roy Garrett Brenda Goff Glenda Gordon Kenneth Hancock Franz Hermann Loretta Hoffman Donald Hotavis \\'alter Johnston Nancy Kirkwood Roger La Tour Mary Tafoya David Teich Miriam Walborn Susan Wellborn Roger Zimmerman James Workman Judy Worley George Wright Mary Wright Richard Young 125 ��AD VERT/SING �I Camera Supplies Jewelry-Repairs Photo Finishing Hobbies-Coin Books STEWART'S PHOTO SERVICE Louis Ruybal treats himself to some tasty pastry. Treat yourself to delicious baked goods, pastries, and breads, baked fresh everyday at VALLONE'S PASTRY. Virginia Mazy of the MANNEQUIN .n the Fountain Valley Shopping Center .how~ Dorothy LeBeau the newest in sportswear. - • ,.. �"No stamps, no gimmicks. When you shop for food, the thing to save is money!" That is the motto of SIMMS SUPERS and you can bet they live up to it. Greg Wisley selects a package of ground beef from the meat �____, Jeannie Ito and Mr. Street recommend you patronize WILLIS REAL ESTATE AGENCY the at 378 Main Street, represen?ng American Builders. SECURITY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY "Where the charm of newne s if restored," is located at 384 and 388 Main Street. �SECU y GARBAGE CO. 392-3468 .. PUC 2695-3700 GTM 2040 3 WT 17360 SECURITY GARBAGE CO . at 356 Main Street will haul you trash away twice weekly. Call them at 392-3468. (j)Jzpnfb 392--5186 WIDEFIELD CONOCO 1 Widefield Boulevard. "Free pick up and delivery." Phone 392-7838. Specializing in tune-up and wheel balancing. �HoM tNC WIDEFIELD HOMES, the only all brick subdivision adjacent to Fort Carson, provides it's inhabitants with country quiet and city convenience. When you need school supplies, do as Cindy Proal does - shop at DUCKWAllS While there, look over their wide assortment of other items. SERVING OVER 50,000 COLORADO FAMILIES COlUMBIA SAVINGS AND lOAN ASSOCIATION ~ ~ ~ ~"""""?'~~._.-"'I.....-.;: COLOitADO'e QRIUT STATI.'WtDIE ~INQa tNftl'fUTIO_!.. ~~-- s100 MILLION STRONG PIKES PEAK AT NEVADA PHONE 473-0242 MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATIO~ Home Offrce ·Denver �C. R. ANTHONY'S located at 324 Main Street, is the fash10n c..enter for Security. Mike Feller selects a topcoat from the Men's and Boys 1 Department. Denni Su1t treats himself to a coke at Tom Kennedy' KWIK SHAKE INN 385 Main Street. �Betty Wiley has her hair styled by Bonnie Patrick at VALLEY BEAUTY CENTER Everyday low prices at DRUG located at 332 Mam Street in the Sec..unty Shopping Center. in Fountam Valley Shoppmg Center. Phone 392-7343. Craig Snow and Frances Holzinger appreciate the "super GROFF'S SECURITY SKELLY STAT ION on Main and Security service 11 given at Boulevard. RALPH 'S SECURITY Drive inany time, or phone 392-3426. �Seniors Participated in WHS Activities. ADA 1S, ROY French Club 1, Drama Club 1, Wrestling 2. \DDY, Kr\THERI 'E Pep Club I, 2, 3; Girls' Club 2, 1, FTA 2; Drama Club I, 4, FNA 3. ALEXANDER, BILL HS 3,4; Baseball2,3,4; Football 3, \ 'restling 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4. \M 'IEJ'\1, CH \RLES Spanish Club 3; 1asque 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 4); Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4. \dOERSO. ', KARE Art Club 1,4. AFODACA, EUGENF Band 3,4. ,\SHER, SHARON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Club I, 2, Home Fe. Club I; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2; French Club 2, Art Club 2, (Vice-Pres. 2); FSA 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2. ATWELL, GARRY LEE ,\VERY, EARL BALDRIDGE, SHEILA Pep Club I, 2, French Club I, 2; FSA 3, 4; Drama Club 3. BALLARD, PEGGY Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus4. BFA 'TO.', 10. 'ICA BEYERS, BETH Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club I, 3; Drama Club 4; Debate 4. BIGELOW, SHARO I Pep Club 4; Girls' Club 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4, (Historian 3); Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Radio Club4. BLACK, oo.· Football 3,4; \\'restlin I, 3,4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, (Pres. 3). BRIA T' BYRON Hockey I, 2, 3,4. DAILEY, D/1 ew paper Staff 3; Band 2 Basketba I 2. BROW', 'ORA Chess Club 3; Drama Club 3; Class Sec. 2, Annual Staff 4. DAILY, LILA Pep Club 2, 3,4, {VICe-Pres. 2), G•rl 'Club 2, 3, ewspaper Staff 2, "·Chorus 1 2, 3 4 {V1ce-Pres. 4), All State oprano , Drama Club 2, 3, DEC/I 4. BUMGARDNER, JUDY Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Club 2; Dnll Team 3,4, (Captain 4); Art Club 2; Chorus 4. BURR, RE 'A PepCiub 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club ! ; French Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; GAA I, 2, 3. BYNUM, G,\RY Baseball 2; Football I; \\rest ling 4, Basketball I. D/1\\ SO ', JON Fr nch Club I; Science Club I, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; B.uketb II 2, 3, Tra ... k 2, 3, 4. DORSEY, L1 'DA Pep Club 2. DOUTHIT, G\\'Y Fr nch Club 1. CALO\\ ELL, lELA IE Pep Club I; Latin Club I; Class Rep. ! . DRAEGER, JACK Baseball 3, 4; Football 3; Basketball CAMPBELL, CAROL Pep Club i; Girls' Club 2; Home Ec. Club I, (Treas. I}; Student Council Rep. I; Drama Club !,4; Chorus I, 3. DUHO ', \LLA. T French Club 3, ; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treas. 3,4), All State Tenor4. CA AVA.', PAT Pep Club 1,4; Girls' Club 1,2; FSA 3,4, (Sec. 4), Porn Pon Girls 1,4, (Captain 4). CH \ 1BERS, 11 KE French Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track I, 2, 3. I. DYSON, LEILA 'I Drama Club 4. DYSO ', LI. 'DA Chorus 1, 2. E GLE, CLAUD!\ Chorus 4. ESP! 'OZA, GLORI\ PepCiub 1,2, (Vice-Pres. I}; Class Sec. I. CHAVEZ, GREG French Club 2; Football I, 2, 3; Track 2. ESTES, PAT Baseball 3, 4, Football 3; Wrestling 2, 3, Basketball I. CHF. '0\ ETH, CLAUDIA Pep C 1ub 1. FVERI. 'GHA 1, EDDIF Photo"raph) Club 2. COLF1-1A. ', SHARO ' Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' Club 2; Drill Team 2, 3. CO.'LEY, EVFLY.' Pep Club I; Home Ec. Club 1; Photography Club 2; ,\nnual Staff 3; FHA I, Chorus 3. FELLER, MIKE Annual Staff 4, Football 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; \\ restling I, 3, 4. FERRIER, DAVID Jr. Classical Lcazue 4, B nd I, 2, 3,4, ,\rt Club 2 3; ci nee Club 2, lath Club 1, 2, Baseball I; Basketball I, Track 3, 4. COOKE, P1\ 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Club 1, 2, (Trcas. 2), Cheerleader 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; FT,\ 2, 3; Class Rep . 1. FERRIER, \\'ILUA 1 Band 1,2,3,4. BOLL', CAROL Pep Club 1,2,3,4, (Rep. 1,4), Girls' Club 3; Spanish Club I; Drama Club 3. COR. 'ILS, OMA JEAN Pep Club I, 4; Girls' Club 2, 3; Cheerleader I; Drill Team I; Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1,4; Volleyball I; Librarian 3,4; Track I; Softball I. FROHARDT, HKE Class Pres . I. BO\\'ER, SHARO::-: Pep Club ! , 2, 4; Girls' Club I, 2; Drill Team 3,4; Science Club I; FSA 3,4. CROUSE, WILLIAM Science Club I; 1ath Club I; Chess Club 1; Football 3. BOWERS, MARY Pep Club I, Chorus 3,4 . CUN. 'I. 'CHAM, JUDY Pep Club 2, 3; Drill Team 4. BR,\CKETT, DARLF!'JE Pep Club!; Home Fe. Club!; Drill Team 4, Chorus 1,4. CURRA '. 1/IRGARET FSA 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Jr. R•d C ross 2; Librarian I , 2 . BLACKMORE KE. I \rt Club 2; Baseball 1, 2. BLANCHARD, JUDITH Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 4. 135 FREESE, KE. '. 'ETH Basketball I. GAHERTY, DO.','\ PepClub 1,2,3; Girls' Club 1,2; Head tajorette I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Frcnch Club 1,2,4, (Pres. I); Band 1,2, 3,4, (S c. 3, Tr as. 4); Science Club 1; Drama Club 3,4; FSA 3,4. G,\RLICK, JOH.' GARRISO. ·, GERALD Band 3,4; Chess Club I; Football I, 2; Basketball I; Drama Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4. �GEE. LI :UA Home Ec. Club I, Chonts ~.4. GEORGE, R \Y Drama Club 3,4, French Club ~.4; 'HS 3, 4, asqu ~. 4. Gll~AM, L.ARRY Chess Club 2. GO 1EZ, BETTY GO.:U\LEZ, ,,:TO '10 French Club I, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 2, 3); Spanish Club I, 2, 3, (Trcas. I, 2); Debate 4; cicnce Club I; Chess Club 1,2, Track 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4. GRAHA 1, BREl'D,\ Chorus 3, 4. GRIFFITH, \\ \Y. 'E Ba eball1,2; football I; Track I, 2; Hockey I, 2, . tudent ColmCil Vice-Pres. 3, Fren..:h Club 1,2, 3,4, ( c. I, Trcas. 2, Pres. 4), :HS 2, 1,4, Annu.ll t.tff 4, (Editor 4), ewsp per St Cf4, ( ssistant Fditor 4), R•dioCiub4, Dr.un• Club4. HOR. ·, KATHFRI. 'E P,•p Club 1, 2, 3, (V1ce-Prcs. 3), hec-rlcadl'r 2, 3, (Capt.Jin 3); Stud nt Council Rep. I; Studl'nt Council Tr•.1s. 2; Class Treas. ). H T \VIS, 10 'IC \ Pep Club I, 2, 3; Frc•n·h Club 4, Drama Club 1, 3,4. HUGHES, STFVE Footballl,2,3,4, (Co-Capt.lin4), Ba kt'tball 1,2,3,4, Track I; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4, (Pres. 4), Clas R,•p. 1. HA. 'SO.', GLE. 'DA Home Ec. Club I; Girls' Club 2; Band1,3,4. HAYS, RICHARD Spanish Club I;. 'HS 3, 4; lath Club I; Football I, 2, 3,4, Basketball I. H,\ZFLTO. ', CLIFF HEE 'EY, SUS\ ' Pep Club I; DfC,\ 3,4; Band 1,2. HF 'KF, JOH' Student Conn·il Rep. ~;Class Rl.'p. 2; Cl.1ss Vic, -Pres . 3, Class Pres. 4; 'HS 2, 3, 4; Bast' ball I. 2, 1, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, ~;cttcrmen's Club 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 4), Latin Club 1,2; Golf4. HE 'SO.·, Tl t Spanish Club 2, ),4; Hockt.'y 2, 3, 4; F otbnll 4; Track 2, "; Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, (Vtce-Prcs. , Pres. 4). HERR. t \ ' ', JOE \\ rcstlin~ I. HICKLE, F.D Football 1,2, 3; BaskNball I; Tra"k I. HI 'SO.', DO.' B:lSeb:lll 3; Football 3; Basketball 3; Tr.lck 2; Ll•ttcrmen's Club 4. HUTTER, DIA, 'E P pCiub 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Club I, 2, Ch erleadcr I, 2, 4; French Club I, 2, 4; fS,\ 3, 4, Drama Club L \ 'E FD Band 2, 3,4, Chorus 3,4, (Pres. 4). 4. 10 ', GLF..'\f ITO, JF..A. 'NIE p,.p Club I, 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2,3,4, (Treas. 3, Sec. 4); Girls' Club I, 2; Drama Club 3,4; Class Rep. 4; l'wspaper Staff 4, (Assistant Society Editor 4). JOH. 'SO. , MIKE Basketball I . JOHNSTO, ', JA. 'ETTE DEC,\ 3,4, (Trcas. 4). JURGE 'S, DE1 . 'IS Football I, 2, 4; Wrest lin,:: I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. KASKA, 1ARSH,\ P,•pClub 3. KENSER, GAYLA Cheerleader 2; Latin C Iub 2, Powder Puff Football 2. KERR, MYR!At-: Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' Club 2, 3, (Sec. 2). KINDSFATER, DAVE Footballl,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track I, 2, 3,4; Photography Club 4. KING, CO. 'NIE Gram a Club 4. KING, RICHARD Student Council Rep. 1, Football 2. HOLZI. 'GER, FRANCES Pep Club I, 2, 3,4, (Rep. 2), Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Girls' Club I, 2; Student Council Rep. 1,2; KORBFLIK, CA DACE Pep Club I; Gtrls' Club I, 2, 3, (Rep. 1), Chet'rll'ader 1; Student Counctl Rt.'p. ); Student Council c. 4; Class S c.-Treas. I; Class Pres. 2, French Club 3,4, (Vicl'Prcs. 4); FTA 2, 3, (Histonan 2), rHS 2, 3, 4; 'ewspapcr Staff 4 (Busine s lana t.'r 4); Drama Club 3, L.ttin Club 1,2. LAM,\SCUS, JERRY n Club I, Football 1, 2, 3, \\'r sthn I, Tr.tck 1, 2,4, Lo!ttermcn'sClub 3 4. KELLIS, DIA. 'E HF 'SO,', CO'. 'IE Band I, 2, 3,4; Chorus 4. KNIGHT, DO ~A Pep Club 1,4; Dr.1ma Club 1,2, ), 4, (Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4), French Club I, 2, 3, 4; .:HS 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 4), Student Council Rep. ~. 4; Homl'com•ng Qu en 4. HU iPHREY, DEA.' Bascba 11 , 4; Footba 11 I, Basketba II 4, ( 1.1n.1ger 4). GUFRR \, i\L~'X H,\ HLTO ' SHERYL Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Club I, 2, 3, (Rep. 3); Cheerleader 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, (Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4), FT1\ 2, (Pres. 2), • :HS 2, 3, 4, (Treas . 4), Sci ncl' Club I, 2, 3, (S c. 1,2, Pres. 3). KIRBY, Jt\.ilS Cheerleader 1, Dr.tma Club 1, Chess Club I. KING, STEPHEN Football 1,2, 3; Hockey 3,4; Lettennen's Club 4. 136 LARSE , S. 1 H 2, 3, 4, (VIce-Pres. 4), Science Club 2, 3, (Vice-Pr s. 3), t.nh Club 2; Chess Club 3, 4, (V•ce-Prcs. 4), Latin Club 2, Jr. Clas ical Lca"ue 3,4 (Pres. 3). L RSO. ·, ROY Football 4, (Mana er ). LFBE'\U, DOROTHY Pt:p Club 1, 2, 3,4, Girls' Club I, 2; Cheerll'ader 1, 3, Drill Team 2, FrenchClub 1,2.3,4, (Treas. 4); nnu.tl Staff 4, (Business , lana er 4); Class R,•p . 2; Librarian 2. LEE, JUDY Pt'pClub 1,2,3,4, (S c. 2, Treas.4),CiassScc.l; 'HS3,4; FS\ 3,4; S\\eetheart Quel'n 4. LOCKH \RT, CH \RLF.S Baseb:lll 3; Football I, 2, 3,4; \\'resthn:; I, 2, 3, 4; Lcttl'rmen's Club 3,4. LOPFZ, YOL\ 'DA Pep Club 1,2,Home Ec. Club 1; Spamsh Club I. I:.UEDECKE, CAROL FTA 1,2,3,4; 'HS 3,4; Band I, 2, 3; Radio Club 4; Jr. Classical League 3,4, (Pres. 4); Chorus I, 2, 3,4, (Librarian 4), Drama Club 1' 2, 4. L~.·. DA::-: French Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4. LYSELL, LARRY Basketball 3, Track 1; Golf 3,4. 1ACDO. 'ALD, SfMRO ' ~1ADDO:X, DICK Pho o:;raph} Club 3,4. MA '. '1. 'G, DAVE Tennis 4; Track I, 3,4; Football I, Chorus 4; Art C ~ub 4; Debate 4. �RA, 'DOLPH, RITA Pep Club 2, 3; Class Sec. -Treas. 2; French Club I, 2; DECA 4, (Sec. 4); Drama Club 2. 1 RK<; 1AURICF <;p;1m h Club 4 G)'mnastics 100RE, GEORGE Basketball 1. I SKA, SHARO T Frc ch Club 4, FT 2, Drama Club I, FS \ •; \\ tntcrb3ll Quccn 4. MORRELL, SALLY Pep Club 1, 3; FHA 2; FT (Treas. 3). kCOLLU I, JE G1rl 'Club ~. DFC \ Pres. 4). MORSE, EDD Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3. ,,4 (Vice- McCULLA, LINDA Pep Club 1,2; Girls' Club 1,2; French Club 2; Radio Club 4, Drama Club 4. 1cFARLA 'D, JOHN DECA 4. 1cGOWJ\ I ROBERT lath Club 1; Football I, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 3; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 3, 4. McGUIRE, JUDY Home Ec. Club 2, 3, (Reporter 2, Pres. 3); Student Council Sec. 1. 1cKEE, SHARON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Spanish Club 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2,3. 1c 1EA,'S, RALPH Baseball 3, 4. lc. 'EAR. ·y, RICHARD Science Club 4; 1ath Club 4; Radio Club 4; Football 1, 2. McPHF.ARSO, ', VENTO.' Baseball 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wre tling 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Golf 3; Hockey 4; Lettermen's Club 4. lEESE, PETE Student Council Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; .'HS 2, 3,4, Baseball 1,3; Football1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Debate 4; Science Club 1, 2; Sweetheart King 4. MEREDITH, KENNETH MEREDITH, RON Photography Club 2; Band 1. 1ICHELS, MILTON Audio-Visual Club 1; Art Club 1; Science Cl'ub 1. HER, CYNTHIA Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4; Basketball 2 . MILLER, CONNIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Club 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club I I 2, 4. 3, 4, • ANCE, JOH,' Baseball 3,4; Football 1; Ba ketball 1; Jr. Classical League 4. . ICHOLAS, PAT Pep Club 1, 2, G~rls' Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FTi'\' 2, 3, (Parliamentarian 2, 3); Science Club 1. OUJ\1EDA, PATSY Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. ORR, DAVE Science Club 4; Chess Club 4; Football 1; Wrestli'ng 3,4. RAVFRT, LINDA Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club 3; Spanish Club 2, NHS 3,4; Drama Clu~ 2, 3, 4, (Treas. 4). REED, LL 'DA Class Sec.-Treas. 4, French Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; 1asque 3,4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 3, c. 4) . REED, MARCE 'A Pep Club 1; French Club 1, 2, Science Club I; Radio Club 4. REESE, DAVE REIHER, JOH.' Baseball 2; Football I; Basketball 1;Track3,4. OWENS I TOM RFJ-,1LI 'G, JUDY Girls' Club 3. PARKER, RO.' Football I. RETTIG, LI. 'DA PAR. 'ELL, MICK French Club 4; l\nnual Staff 2; Baseball 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. PATTERSO, , ROB Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3. PAYNE, TOM Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. PEARS0:-.1, SHARON Pep Club 2,4; Girls' Club 1,2; Porn Pon Girls 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; ,:HS 3,4. PERDUE, PAMELA P•p Club 1; Girls' Club 1,2; Debate 4; Drama Club 4. PERKINS, LUCY Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, (Editor 4). PERRY, CINDY Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Club 3; Home Ec. Club 1; French Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2;, 'ewspaper Staff 3, 4, (Society Editor 4); Drama Club 3,4. PETROVICH, \\'ALLY Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. PIERCE, WILLIAM Science Club 1, 2; Math Club 1, 2. MILLER, KARL French Club 4; Drama Club 4. PIOTROWSKI, MICHAEL Radio Club 4; Baseball 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 4. \ILLER, MIKE Track 3. PORTER, AR, 'OLD Baseball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track RICH,\RDS, PAT Debate 4; Football 2, 3; 1 \'restling 2, 3; Track 1. ROBB, LL DA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Classical League 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 4); FTA 4, (Vice-Pres. 4); Science Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Literary Club 4, (Sec. -Treas . 4), NHS 3, 4. ROMERO, PAULINE Pep Club 1,2; Girls' Club 1,2; French Club 1; 1\rt Club 4 . ROSS, DAVE Student Council Rep. 4; Drama Club 4; Class Scc.-Tr as. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 3; Fooball 3; Latin Club I, 2; Track 1, 2. RUYBAL, LOUIS Student Council Vice-Pres. 4; 'HS 2, 3, 4; /\nnual Staff 4; Science Club 1, 2; Math Club 1; Latin Club 2; Jr. Classical League 3; • 'ewspaper Staff 4, (Sports Editor 4); Baseball 4 Statistician 4). SABAT A, JOH. T Class Treas . I; Class Pres. 2; Baseball 1, 2. SALLEE, SA DY Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2; Spanish Club I, 2; Chorus 4. SALMON, SHERYL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Club 1, 2; Student Council Rep. 2,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 3), Drama Club 1. 3. MITCH ELL, JOYCE PepClub 1,2. 10EDER, NANCY Chorus 2, 3,4. PROAL, CYNTHIA Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3,4; FTA 3,4, Drama Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. 137 SA. 'OOVAL, RUDY \\'restlin 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2. SANTOS, VICTOR Baseball 3, Basketball 3. �SCHMIDT, GLORIA Student Councll R p. I; Student Council Vice-Pres. 2; French Club 4; FSA 3,4. SCOTT, LI. 'DA Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club 2, 3; Art Club I, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, Chorus 4. SEGAL, DAVID 'ewspapcr Staff 3; Chess Club 2. SELLERS, ROBERT ER. 'A, .1,\E SHATTUCK, SH1\RO:-.; Pep Club 2,3,4, {Recordin S c. 4 ); Girls' Club 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, {Vice-Pres. 3), HS 2, 3, 4; Band I; Science Club 3, (Sec. 3); Class Rep. 4. SHAW, ELIZABETH Pep Club I, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3. SUIT, DENNIS Football I; Annual Staff 4. Rep. 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4; FS \ l,4 (Pres. 4). SUTTO , RICK Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestlin 2, 3,4, Basketball I; Track I; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. \\IK 'FR LYLE \\rC'stlm 1,2, 3; Football I, 3,4, Ba ketba II I . SV. EFT, 1ARK Football 1,2, 3,4; \\rcstlin 3; Track I. 1,2, S\'I-1RCHAK, 10, ~CA Pep Club I, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club I; Class c. l. THO 1P ON, FLAI. E' TO 1SHA, DO. T Baseball2,3,4; Football1,2,3,4, Wrest! in I, 3, ; Track 1. TRUJILLO, GILBERT Baseball 3,4; Wrestlin 1, 3,4. SHELTO, ', SHERRY Pep Club 1,2; Drill Team 3,4; FSA 3, 4; Girls' Club I. TRUJILLO, KAY£ PepCiub 1,2,3; Girls' Club 1,2, 3, Drama Club I, 2, 3; Science C tub I, Chess Club 1. SHOUSE, JI 1 Baseball 3; Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4). TRUJILLO, KEITH Football I, Wrest lin I. TURK, JOHN SI 1S, ROGER Science Club I, Hockey 4. SI. 'KLIER, A, 'CIE Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club 2; French Club 2, 3; • ewspaper Staff 3, 4, (Circulation Manager 4). SI. . 'ES, SHERYL Drama Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; FTA I, 2, 3,4, {Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, 4); Pep Club 2, 3. SMEDSRUD, U, 'DA Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 3; FTA 1,2,3,4, (Sec. 3,4), .'HS 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Drama Club 2; Chorus 4. SMITH, JO AN:-:,\ Pep Club I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3; Ski Club I, 2, 3; Jr. Classical League 2, 3, (Sec. 3). S~OW, DARL~E Pep Club I; Drill Team 4. STAFFORD, SHARO T STEVENSON, DICK Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2.; Lettermen's Club 3,4, (Sec.-Treas . 4); Golf 4. STOABS, GLENDORA Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club I, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club I, 2; Photography Club 1; French Club I; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; FTA I, 2; Radio Club I, 2; Class Rep. I; DECA 3; Library Club 3,4; Science Club I. STREET, PAT PepCiub 1,2,3,4, (Corresponding Sec. 4); Girls' Club I, 2; Home Ec. Club I; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Debate 4; Science Club I; Drama Club 3, 4; Class Rep. 2. U. 'RUH, BRUCE U. 'RUH, SO JA Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Club 2; DECA4; Librarian 1,2,3. VEITH THO 1AS Ba ketball I, Band 3. \\ EATHERBY RD:E'E Cuts' Club I, 2; French Club 4. \\ EIH, D VE Ba eball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2; Track I, Lettermen's Club 4. \\'ELLS, KIRK tudent Counc1l Rep. I, Class Rep. l,CiassPres. 3;.:HS2,3,4, (Pres. 4), Basketball 2, 3; Track 2; Boys' State 3; Russian History and Cultural Club I; Rifle Club I, (Pres. I). · \\ ER, 'ER, DOUGLAS Science Club I, 2, Drama Club I, 4. \\ ESTCOTT, DO.'. 'A \\'HEELER, JUDY WHITE, RON PholO!;raphy Club I; Baseball I; Football I; Basketba II I . \\ HITLEY, GAEL Drill Team 4, French Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4. WHITTEN I KAy Science Club 3; F:-.;A 3. \\HITTLE, MARY BETH Pep Club I; Girls' Club I; French Club 4; FTA 2, 3,4, (Vice-Pres. 3); Masque 4, (Sec. 4); Senior 138 \\ ILFY BFTTF Band I 2 1 4, DECA 4. \\II KO\\ SKI. VICKI P pChb 1,2,3,4, {Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4), FrC'nch Club 3,4, NHS 3, 4, D bate 4; Drama Club 3 4, (S • 1, 4). \\ ILLIA 15 BILL football 1, \\restling l. \\ ILSO I D \VE Bascrtr.rll 4; Basketball 2, 3,4, LC'ttenncn's Club 4. \\ ILSO ', DO.' Footb.tll 1, Basketball 3. \\'I LIT, GREG Photography Club I, 2, 3,4, (Pres. 1,2); Baseball I, 2, Football I; Wrestlin I. \\OOD, SEIBRE. 'A Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' Club 3; FSA 3,4. \\RIGHT, DAVE Football 1; Basketball I; Track I; Baseball 1ana er4. YATES, , 1ARLE:-.JE Pep Club 2. YO TZ, CATHY Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, {V1ce-Pres. 4); Ch crlcader 3; rt Club 4; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Class Rep. 4. YOU ·c, TO, :I Rad10 Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical Lt'a ue 3,4, (Scc.Treas. 3, Historian 4). ZAICER, BARRY Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club I; Bas ball 3, 4, Football I. • 'OT PICTURED: CARRY LEE ATWELL CAROL CA.\1PBELL EVELY 'COl'.'LEY DA.' DAILEY LILA DAILY BETTY COME2 ALEX GUERRA SUSAN HEENEY LI!'\DA RETTIG PAULINE ROMERO JOHN SABATA RUDY SANDOVAL SHARON STAFFORD RE'EE WEATHERBY �Index A ber, Carla 401 41, 47, 105 Aber, Stanley 116 Abeyta, Morris 116 Abeyta, Robert 75, 105 Adams, Burton 116 dams, Roy 56, 89 IIddy, Katherine 401 89 Adkins, Dwayne 89 Adragna, Mike 105 Akers, David 116 Akers, Dennis 116 Albin, Tom 64, 72, 79, 116 Alexander, William 32,53,89 1 89 Allen, Douglas 36,40 1 41,105 Ames, Judy 40, 55, 105 Ammen, Charles 40,41 1 53,89 Anderson, Karen 89 Anderson, Richard 84, 116 Anderson, Timothy 72, 105 Andres, Zheila 105 Anglesey, Larry 114 Anteola, Marciano 26, 105 Anteola, Teresita 116 Anthony, Pat Apodaca, Eugene 26 1 41,53,89 Armknecht, Debra 26, 105 Armstrong, Andyrea 26, 105 Asher, Sharon 29 1 42,89 Ashley, Mary 34, 40, 55, 104, 105,109 Atwell, Garry Aulabaugh, Roger 35, 39 1 105 Avery, Earl 89 Baca, Eugene 116 Baca, James 1 OS Baile, Michael 105 Bailey, Lawrence 33, 105 Baldridge, Sheila 89 Ballard, Peggy 30, 89 Barnett, Bobbye 38, 116 Barry, Patti 401 116 Bayers, David 1 OS Bean, Andrea Bean, Gary Benedict, Karen 28 1 105 Bentley, Geary 105 Benton, Monica 89 Berry, Phyllis 116 Bevins, Gunter 105 Beyers, Barbara 116 Beyers, Beth 89 Bigelow, David 105 Bigelow, Sharon 361 37,53,54, 89 Billingsley, Barbara 31 1 105, 112 Bird, Linda 116 Black, Donald 601 61 1 73, 74 1 75,78,89 Blackmore, Kenneth 34,89 Blackmore, Terri 37, 39,53, 105 Blanchard, Judith 34,53 1 89 Blanchard, Michele 40, 105 Blenkinsop, Judy 105 Bloodworth, Jean 105 Boberg, Myra 28, 29, 30, 105 Bolin, Carol 49 1 89 Bonner 1 Allan 116 Boroz, Joseph 64 1 78,79,116 Bost, Brigitte 41, 105 Boucher, Carol 116 Bower, Sharon 29 1 42 1 90 Bowers, Mary 30,90 Brackett, Darlene 29, 30, 90 Brackett, Wade 641 78, 116 Brada, Maryellen 105 Bradley, Cynthia 29, 39, 106 Bray, Candace 116 Bray, David 106 Bray, Raymond 64, 72, 74, 79, 116 Breyer, Sharon 361 53, 54, 55, 106 Brian, Bruce 106 Brian, Byron 76, 90 Bridges, Marion 36 1 37 1 39,106 Brody, Sandra 35, 37, 40, 41, 106 Brown, James 641 116 Brown, James B. 77, 116 Brown, Lonis Jr. 32 1 66 1 67,76 1 82, 106 Brown, Marlene 116 Brown, Nora 43 1 90 Brown, Tom 73, 106 Bruley, Pat 38 1 106 Buchanan, David 26, 84, 116 Buen""er 1 Douglas 117 Buenger, Edward 106 Bumgardner, Judy 29, 30, 31, 90 Burdell, Candace 24, 55, 85, 106 Burkepile, Peggy 117 Burr, Rena 34, 38, 90 Burrows, Lawrence 106 Burrows, Ted 78, 106 Buttermore, Barry 106 Byerly, Dorothy 117 Bynum, Gary 90 Caldwell, Melanie 31 1 90 Campbell, Carol Campbell, Judith 106 Canavan, Patricia 28, 42, 90 Cancil1 Danny 106 Carper, Mary Beth 117 Carrick, Wendy 106 Carter, Bob Castle, Don 64, 67 1 70,84, 117 Chambers, Michael 90 Chambers, Terry 106 Chapel, Don 117, 120 Chapman, Susan 36,117,122 Chavez, Gregory 90 Chenoweth, Claudia 30, 90 Cl~rk, Mary 117 Cleveland, Steven 55 1 601 78 1 79,80,117 Clinkenbe rJ, Ken 39,117 Coakley, St~rr 36, 106 Coats, Jackie 261 117 Co ts, Lucky 30, 106 Cobb, Sheryl 36,1171 122 Coc.U' n, Mike 117 Coleman, Sh.uon 90 Collier, Don 1041 106 Colon, Israel 69 Co:uey, Evelyn 38 Cook, Robert 106 Cooke, Pamela 34, 37,38 1 401 90 Cooper, Linda 106 Cordova, Larry 106 139 Corley, Jimmie 117 Comils, Jay 37,84, 117 Cornils, Oma Jean 36, 37,90 Coston, Thomas 26, 64, 79, 117 Coulter, Catherine 117 Cowden, Danny 64, 84, 117 Cowen, Rosalind 107 Cox, Steven 107 Craven, Marie 40, 117 Craven, Thomas 117 Crevelin... , Catherine 117 Cronkhite, Jack 26 1 27,117 Crosby, Robert 117 Crouse, William 90 Crum, Richard Culp, Sherry 107 Cummins, Cynthia 117 Cunningham, Judy 29,31 1 90 Cunningham 1 Kathy 117 Curran, Margaret 91 Cushatt, Beverly 117 Dailey, Daniel Dailey, Lila 29,31,34,38,39 Dailey, William 107 Danielson, Thomas 66, 107 Davis, Daniel 84, 117 Davis, Melvin 74, 107 Dawson, Drinda 40, 117 Dawson, Jon 60, 79,81, 91 Dayhoff, George 26, 64, 117 Dearing, Connie 107 Decker 1 Lynn 117 DeLay, Eugene 69,82,107 Denley, Debbie 118 DeSpain, Danny 84, 118 Diamond, Diana 40, 118 Diamond, Harry 39, 64, 118 Dominguez, Richard 72, 75,79 1 118 Doneghue, Ricky 118 Donnell, Stephen 118 Dorsey, Lind a 91 Dostal, Kaylene 40 1 118 Dostal, Marty 107 Doucette, Donald 761 107 Doucette, Ken 118 Douglas, Bradley 26, 32, 60, 61,79,107 Douthit, Gwyn 91 Douthit, Mark 118 Draegar, Jack 82,91 Draegar, Kathie 40, 118 Drake, Yvonne 118, 122 Duhon, Allan 30, 53, 91 Duhon, Robert 107 Dune "11 Elizabeth 40, 118 Dunc ..n, Richard 42, 107 Duran, LeRoy 107 Durivage, Gerhard 118 Durkee, orman 107 DuVal, Richard 118 Dworshak, Dan 107 Dworshak, Ruth 107 Dyson, Alana 301 118 Dyson, Leilani 29, 31,40 1 91 Dyson, Linda 91 Eberhardt, Harry Eberhardt, Karen 107 Eberhardt, Theresa 107 Eckrich, Susan 40, 118 Edwards, George 26, 39, 55, 118 Edwards, John 70, 82, 90 Elkins, Ronald 34, 107 �Elmore, Doyle 64, 118 Elton, Linly 64, 71, 82, 3, 115, 118 Emrich, Gary 39, 601 77, 107 Enfield, Mary 118 Engle, Cl.mdia 31,91 Engle, Connie 31 , 11 Enroughty, Stewart 26, 118 Enyart, B 1rb. r 3 , 107 Espinosa, Frank 60, 107 Espinosa, Gloria 91 Espinosa, Wilma 107 Estes, Becky 108 Estes, Patrick 91 Everhart, Steve 75, 108 Everingham, Eddie 91 Everingham, Warren 108 Fagan, Brenda 118 Fay, Thomas 76, 108 Feller, Mike 31 1 43, 60, 91, 133 Ferrier, David 26, 31 , 91 Ferrier, Larry 118 Ferrier, Susan 118 Ferrier, William 26, 27, 30, 91 Fields, Charlene 118 Floyd , Wanda 26, 37, 108 Flynn, Linda 11 Flynn, Peggie 108 Foard , William 26, 27, 108 Fowl er, Diana 108 Fowler, Hillary 118 Frazee, Jerry 76, 118 Frazier, Larry 10 Frazier, Lorraine 118 Freeman, Edith 108 Freese, Kenneth 91 Frei, Barbara 108 Frohardt, David 91 Gaherty, Donna 26, 29, 91 G lyardt, Gary 108 Garlick, Hazel 29, 40, 118 Garlick, John 42, 92 G..rrett, Richard 11 Garrett, Roy Garrison, Barbara 40, 108 Garrison, Jerry 26, 31 , 40 1 53, 92 Garten, Steven 119 Gates, Sus:m 26, 29, 108 Gee, Linda 31, 92 George , Marie 34, 10 George, Raymond 34, 40, 41, 92 Gepford, Mike 64, 71,84,119 Gerth, Michael 119 Gibson, John 82 1 83, 108 Gieber, &mnie 119 Gilliam 1 Larry 92 Gilliland , Bob Gilliland, Rod 108 Glenn, Gayl 119 Glommen, Suellen 26, 30, 119 Goff, Brenda Gomez, Betty Gomez, Juan Gonzalez, Ant onio 34, 48,92 Good , Gary 84, 119 Goodwin, Angela 108 Gordon, Glenda Gossard, Bonnie 108 Graham , Brenda 92 Graham, Dennis 119 Grandy, Leonard 119 Green, Kirby 119 Green, Robert 119 Grenke, Beverly 119 Grice, Richard 35, 40, 10 Griego, Victor 64, 119 Griffith, John 26, 27, 55, 76, 108 Griffith, Terrell 119 Griffit 1 W yne 76, 92 Groom 1 Sus· n 119 Guerr , Ale ander Guint , S 1irley 40, 10 Guinta, V1cki 119 Hagans, Marcia 108 Haggar, Mark 26, 31, 109 Hall, Sharon 119 Hamilton, Brenda 36, 37, 38, 119 Hamilton, Rose 361 371 38, 54, 55,109 Hamilton, Sheryl 24, 36, 49, 52,53 , 54,92 Hammock, Linda 54, 55, 119 Hancock, Kenneth Hanson, Connie 26, 40, 119 Hanson, Glenda 26,40, 92 Harrison, Rick 26, 119 Hastings, Edward 64 1 119 Hawes, Vickie 40, 109 1 112 Hays, Richard 53, 60 1 61 , 92 Hazelton, Clifford 92 Hazlett, Larry 30, 35 1 60, 109 Hearne, Patricia 36, 40, 109 Heeney, Sus.tn 38 Heffernan, Jacquelyn 109 Hefner, Robert 82 1 119 Helton, Vicci 26, 120 Helwig, Richard 109 Henke, John 32, 49,54 1 6 , 88, 92 Henson, Connie 261 29, 30, 92 Henson, Tim 36, 39, 60, 76, 92 Herman, Michael 33, 60, 78, 109 Hermann, Franz Herrmann, Joe 92 Herrmann, Sammy 109 Hester, Glend'l 40, 120 Hickle, Edwin 92 Higbee, Mike 32, 62 1 68,77, 109 Hinlmon, Peggy 120 Hinson, Donald 32, 57 1 70,92 Hoffman, Beverly 109 Hoffman, Loretta Hoffman, Richard 32, 57, 66, 69, 77, 109 Hoffman, Terry 52 1 55,66 1 1191 120 Hoke, Diana 36, 120 Holland, Jim 35, 39, 40, 120 Hollis, David 120 Holub, Diana 109 Holzinger, Frances 34, 40, 43 1 46,48,50,53,56,57,93, 134 Horn, Katherine 57, 93 Horst, Linda 109 Hotavis, Donald Hotavis, Monica 34, 46, 48, SO, 57 , 93 Hudson, Lawrence 60, 61, 78, 79, 115, 120 Hughes, Steven 49, 60, 61 1 93 Hull, Gary 64, 84, 120 140 Hulsey, Mary 24,40,41,53,109 Humphrey, Dean 70,93 Hutter, Diane 24,34 1 40 1 42 1 93 Inmon, Donna 109 Inmon, Ernest 93 Ito, Jeannie 34, 40,43, 88, 93, 130 Ito, 1ichael 84, 120 Ivy, Jim 72, 120 Jacobs, Betty 109 Jennings, 1arlene 120 Jennings, Sue 40, 109 Jensen, Christie 109 Jensen, Frank 71 1 120 Johnson, Christine 120 Johnson, Chuck 109 Johnson, Mike 93 Johnson, Rebecca 120 Johnston, ]annette 3 , 93 Johnston, Walter Joiner, Robert 109 Jones, Cynthia 26, 40, 120 Jones, James 109 Jones, Mark 109 Jones, eita 120 Jordon, Joyce 109 Jurgens, Dennis 43, 60, 61, 73, 93,10 Kaminski, Anita 120 Kaminsky, Paul 64, 120 Karney, Russell 64, 71,120 Kashner, Terry 52, 71, 4, 115, 120 Kaska, Marsha 93 Kay, Victoria 35, 110 Kellis, Elizabeth 93 Kelly, Jim 110 Kenser, Gayla 93 Kerr, Myriam 93 Kiddie, Tim 26, 120 Kiess, Linda 301 120 Kindsfatcr, David 33, 60, 61, 7 '79, 0 , 93 King, Connie 93 King, Fred 64 1 76, 115, 120 King, Harry 110 King, Richard 93 King, Stephen 42, 76, 94 King, Victoria 30, 110 Kinney, Bill 121 Kirby, Bruce 121 Kirby, Janis 94 Kirk, Larry 26, 60, 64, 121 Kirkwood, • ancy Knight, Donna 34 1 39, 40, 46, 47, 52,53 , 54,94 Knight, John 26, 121 Knight, Warren 32,51 , 66,671 69, 2, 104, 110 Knowles, William 110 Koop, Lewana 34, 40, 5, 121 Korbelik, Candace 34, 43 , 46, 48,49,50,51,52,53,54,94 Kowalski, Dianne 28 1 37, 110 Kralis, Daniel 35, 39, 110 Kralis, Dee Ann 31, 121 Kreibich, William Kruse, Glen 32,60,61 , 110 Kueck, Patricia 28 , 34, 104, 110 Kuhn, Robert 64, 72, 115, 119, 121 Kuiper, Daryl 110 �Kula, Ben 26 1 27,43 1 100 Lackey, Danny 110 Lamascus, Jerry 34, 41,94 Lamp, Luella 110 Landen, Cheryl 40, 121 Lane, Edward 26, 30, 94 Larsen, David 39, 55, 110 Larsen, Samuel 33, 35, 36, 53, 54,56,94 Larson, Charles 64, 78, 121 Larson, Roy 62, 94 LaTour, Dennis 76, 110 LaTour, Roger Leadbetter, Richard 121 LeBeau, Dorothy 34, 43, 47, 94, 128 LeBeau, Frank 64, 71, 121 Lee, Eldon 32,60,61,63,68, 71, 78, 79, 110 Lee, Judith 23, 48, 49, 54,94 Lister, John 121 Lively, Ann 29, 30, 31, 35, 55, 110 . Lockhart, Charles 32, 60, 61, 73,75,94 Lockhart, Philip 76, 121 Lopez, Aggie 110 Lopez, Frank 121 Lopez, Yolanda 94 Loveless, Kenneth 43 Loveless, Stephen 84, 71, 91, 121 Lowe, David 110 Lucero, Rudy 121 Luedecke, Carol 31, 35, 37, 54, 94 Luedecke, Margaret 31, 35, 40, 41,121 Luque, Terrance 121 Lyda, Keith Lyden, Brandon 121 Lynn, Dan 36, 76, 94 Lysell, Larry 77, 94 Maas, Amy 121 MacDonald 1 Sharon 94 Maddox, Richard 94 Mann, Roxann 110 Mann, Teresa 31, 94 Manning, David 31, 94 Manning, Lee 64,70,115,121 Manning, Nan 36, 110 Manuszak, Roy 110 Marliere, Reinhold 121 Marks, Maurice 95 Martin, Cal 60, 70, 110 Martin, Mickey 36, 60, 70, 110 Martin, Phil 78, 79 Mascotti, Joann 110 Maska, Marilyn 28, 37, 110 Maska, Robert 121 Maska, Sharon 34, 48, 95 Mathis, Stan 52, 121 McAlexander, Bruce 35, 36, 40,54,55,104,110 McCaffrey, Dane 32, 66, 110 McCleary, Felix 78, 121 McCollum, Nona Jean 95 McCulla, Lind a 95 McFarland, Donald 11 0 McFarland, John 38, 95 McGinley, Patrick 121 McGowan, Deborah 110 McGowan, Robert 95 McGuire, Deborah 121 McGuire, Judith 95 McGuire, Michael 35, 110 McKee, Sharon 37, 95 McKune, Raymond 26, 121 McMeans, Ralph 95 McMullen, Wade 71, 84, 121 McNabney, James 38, 55, 121 McNearny, Richard 36, 39,54, 95 McPhearson, Venton 32, 60, 61, 76,95 Means, Pam 111 Meese, Pete 32, 36, 49, 52, 54, 60,61,95 Mielke, Allen 121 Meredith, Archie 39, 84, 111 Meredith, Kenneth 95 Meredith, Ronald 95 Michels, Milton 42, 95 Mier, Cynthia 36, 37, 38, 95 Mier, Melvin 82, 111 Miller, Connie 34, 37, 38, 40, 95 Miller, Jayne 26, 111 Miller, Karl 34, 401 95 Miller, Michael 96 Minehart, Cheryl 34, 111 Mitchell, Joyce 96 Moeder, Nancy 30 1 96 Mooney, Jerry 111 Moore, George 96 Moore, Janine 40, 53, 111 Moore, Michayl 29, 121 Moore, Nan 38, 40, 121 Morgan, Dennis 60, 61, 79, 122 Morgan, Nancy 26, 122 Mcrgan, Ronald 122 Morrell, Sally 31, 37,96 Morris, Juanona 36, 55, 122 Morse, Edward 96 Moyers, Jerry 74, 111 Murphy, Linda 36,111 Murray, Wilma 39, 40, 122 Nance, Jackie 40, 122 Nance, John 96 Nance, Kathy 33, 122 Nelson, Kathy 33, 122 Nelson, Robert 122 Nelson, William 26, 27, 29, 122 Nicholas, Patricia 96 Nickerson, Lynn 122 Nickum, Eddie 111 Niemeyer, Linda 122 Nigbur, Thomas 35, 60, 61, 63, 78, 79,111 Noggle, Sandra 122 Nolin, Linda 31, 111 Nuss, Jimmy 64, 122 Nyborg, Rodney 55, 60, 61, 78, 81,111 Obrecht, Ted 64, 122 Odom 1 Jetta 122 Olemeda, Patsy 96 Oliver, Michael 26, 70, 111 Olson, Camille 122 Olson, Connie 111 O'Neal, Terry 122 O'Rourke, Dennis 108 Orr, David 39 1 96 Orr, Sandy 401 122 Ortiz, Robert 122 Otey, Dean 111 141 Otey, Diane 111 Otto, Richard 82, 111 Owens, Tom 96 Pacheco, Sally 111 Paden, John 111 Parker, Ron 96 Parnell, Don 64, 122 Parnell, Mickey 41, 96 Parrish, Larry 111 Parrish, Mike 26 Patterson, Gerry 111 Patterson, Richard 111 Patterson, Rob 96 Pauley, Rudiger Payne, Claudia 30, 40, 122 Payne, Joy 112 Payne, Thomas 96 Pearson, Sharon 28, 29, 96 Peden, Linda 26, 122 Peltz, Robert 26, 27, 79, 122 Pena, Carlos 112 Perdue, Pamela 96 Perkins, Bonnie 123 Perkins, Lucille 43,53 1 96 Perry, Bob 123 Perry, Cindy 43 1 97 Pershing, Stephen 123 Petrovich, Ron 123 Petrovich, Walter 79,97 Petty, Ronald 32, 52, 60, 61, 73,112,113 Peyton, Jackie 112 Pfanenstiel, June 123 Phipps, Linda 37, 112 Pierce, Perry 32,55, 60, 61, 70, 79,112 Pierce, Vicki 25, 26, 123 Pierce, William 39, 97 Pinder, Alan 112 Piotrowski, Michael 60, 82, 97 Plana, Cynthia 40, 123 Plana, Elizabeth 36, 112 Poncelow, Donald 123 Poore, '\nne 123 Poore, Dean 112 Porter, Arnold 97 Posey, Cynthia 123 Potratz, Carl 112 Potter, Marvin 64, 123 Powelson, Kenneth 112 Price, Della 123 Price, Edward 26, 27, 123 Price, Rick 123 Proal, Cynthia 34, 37, 40, 43, 97,132 Puylara, Jean 28, 34, 112 Rains, Pamela 26, 29, 55, 112 Rall, Clinton 64, 123 Ramirez, Ronald 123 Ramirez, Terresa 123 Randloph, Rita 38, 97 Rapelje, David 112 Rapelje, Donald 123 Raven, George 112 Ravert, Linda 40, 47, 54, 97 Read, Rosemary 112 Reed, Linda 30,37,40,88,97 Reed, Marcena 97 Reese, David 97 Reese, Steven 84, 112 Reid 1 Jeriel 123 Reiher, John 26, 27, 76,97 Rein, Gertrud 25,123 �Reinhart, Robert 123 Reishus, Michael 123 Remling, Betty 112 Remling, Judith 97 Renfroe, Rae 123 Reno, Cheryl 34, 40, 109, 112 Rettig, Linda Revious, Don 23, 71 Reynolds, John 123 Rhodes, Steve 32,52 1 55,57, 60, 69, 79, 112 Rice, lora 34,40 Richards, Patrick 36, 42, 97 Richards, Rhonda 24, 112 Richer, Delaine 38, 112 Robb, Betty 25, 123 Robb, Linda 29, 35, 37, 53, 54, 97 Rockwell, Kathleen 36, 112 Rodriguez, Rosa 112 Rogers, Howard 71, 123 Rogers, Monica 123 Romero, Della 113. Romero, Lydia 40, 113 Romero, Paulin{# Romero, Stella 113 Ross, David 52,53,54, 8,97 Roth, Jerry 71, 123 Roth, Johnny 55, 64, 115 1 123 Ruybal, Louis 43, 52, 53,83, 97, 128, 130 S b Lta, John S b Lta, William 64, 123 S ckhoff, Judy 113 S'lllee, Sandra 301 97 Salmon, Sheryl 341 39 1 49 1 SO, 52,98 S ndoval, Larry 113 Sa'ldoval, Mary 123 S nJoval, Rudy Sandoval, Sarah 123 S'lnten, Dorothy 113 S ntos, Victor 84, 9 S nniento, John 113 Scaturo, Barbara 113 Schmidt, Gloria 34 1 53, 54, 98 Schnobrich, Judy 122, 124 Scott, Bruce 64, 84, 124 Scott, Deanna 113 Scott, Linda 40, 46, 98 Seeley, Sandra 124 Seg 11, David 98 Sellers, Robert 98 Serna, Mae 98 Sewell, Mike 124 Sharp, David 71, 82, 124 Sh rp, Janis 124 Sh ttuck, Sharon 24, 36, 88, 98 Shattuck, Susan 40, 124 Shaw, Elizabeth 31,98 Shelton, Lary 26, 66 1 67,78,79, 113 Shelton, Sherry 29 1 42, 98 Shepherd, Tom 66, 113 Shippey, Joe 124 Shouse, James 42, 98 Shouse, Thomas 113 Siewing, Michele 40 1 113 Simones, Kathryn 113 Simones, Ron 124 Simpson, Carolyn 24 1 1041 113 Simpson, Dianna 25, 124 Simpson, Edward 113 Sims, Roger 42, 76 1 9 Sinklier, Angela 34 1 43, 9 Sinnes, Sheryl 37, 54 1 98 Sinnes, Terry 124 Skaggs, Ron 113 Skidmore, Beverly 113 Smedsrud, David 32, 62 1 68, 77, 113 Smedsrud, Linda 31,37 1 43,54, 9 Slocum, Robert Smith, Barbara 113 Smith, Charlene 34, 124 Smith, Dora 113 Smith, Janice 124 Smith, JoAnna 29 1 41,53,98 Smith, Joel 82 1 113 Smith, Patricia 124 Smith, Reid 35, 40, 124 Smith, Truman 124 Snell, Paul 113 Snow, Craig 43 1 62, 77, 113, 134 Snow, Darle~e 29 1 31,9 S oow, Larry 114 Southern, Joella 114 Spagnolini 1 Helena 114 Sparrow, Dianne 31, 34, 125 Spiers, Pete 761 84, 114 Spiher, Richard 114 Stack, Angela 40 1 124 Stafford, Sharon Stephens, Barbara 39, 40 1 114 Stevens, Dominique 37 1 124 Stevenson, Richard 32, 47, 49, 68,98 Stevenson, Ronald 124 Stiehm, Pamela 25, 124 Stoabs, Glendora 99 Storm, Gary 74, 114 Street, Patricia 23 1 34, 35, 40, 99 Stromstad, Nyla 124 Strong, Rickey 64, 84, 124 Stroud, Richard 114 Stumpf, Andy 114 Suit, Dennis 43, 99, 133 Sutton, Rick 49, 60,82 1 99 Sutton, Terry 64, 79 1 124 Sweeney, Patrick 124 Sweet, Mark 99 Swirchak, Monica 99 Tafoya, John 124 Tafoya, Mary 125 Taylor, Rebecca 40, 124 Teich, David Theiss, David 55, 60, 61, 114 Thompson, Barry 32 1 55 1 57 1 60, 79, 114 Thompson, Elaine 99 Thompson, Walter 124 Tomsha, Don 32, 60, 61 1 73, 82,99 Torres, Frances 114 Trujillo, Gilbert 32 1 82 , 99 Trujillo, Kaye 99 Trujillo, Keith 99 Turk, John 99 Unruh, Bruce 791 99 Um-uh1 Sonja 38,99 Utley, Sue 40, 12-4 Vallone, Joann 114 VanderVaart, Rodney 71,78 1 79,124 142 I VanderVaart, Sue 124 Veith, Thomas 57, 99 V ~rnon, Billie 124 Walborn, Miriam Walker, Gillie 401 85, 112, 114 Walker, Robert 124 Ward, Donna 40, 114 Warner, Jack 114 Watts, Arthur 125 Weatherby, Renee 57 Weaver, Judy 125 Weih, Dave 57, 99 Well born, Susan Wells, Kirk 54,57,99 Werner, Douglas 40, 57,99 Westcott, Donna 57, 100 Whaley, Mona 125 Wheeland, Rod 125 Wheeler, Judy 53, 57, 100 White, Charles 57, 100 White, Regina 125 Whitley, Carla 40, 114 Whitley, Gael 29, 34 1 40 1 100 Whitmore, Judy 42, 114 Whitten, Kay 100 Whittle, Mary Beth 34 40 41 42 1 1QQ I I I Wickham, Edward 64 1 84 1 125 Wickham, Pat 39, 114 Wilmer, Lyle 100 Wilder, Harold 125 Wiley, Bette 261 38, 100, 134 Wilkowski, Victoria 23, 34 1 40 1 49,50,53,54,85,100 Williams, Bill 100 Williams, Robert 125 Williams, Stephan 114 Wilmot, Frankie 125 Wilson, David 32, 100 Wilson, Debra 125 Wilson, Donald 100 Wilson, Edward 125 Wilson, John 125 Wilson, Michael 641 79,81, 125 Wilson, Twila 28 1 104, 114 Wiltgen, Donna 114 Wimmer, Suz mne 125 Winborn, Rebecca 26 1 39 125 Windle, Glenda 35 1 114 ' Wisley, Greg 33,100, 129 Wood, Seibrena 100 Woods, Donald 26, 38, 114 Woods, Joy 33,40, 113, 114 Woolsey, Linda 125 Work, Renee Workman, James 26, 125 Worley, Judith 125 Wright, David 83, 100 Wright, George 125 Wright, Leona 114 Wright, Mary Ann 125 Yates, Marlene 100 Yontz, Catherine 23, 38, 40,88 100 ' Young, Lerry 114 Young, Richard 125 Young, Toni 35,40,41,100 Yung, Loy Layne Zaiger, Barry 26, 53, 82, 100 Zimmerman, Roger ��I -· ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1964-1965 Widefield High School Yearbook – "Widefield High School Presents 1965 Spartacus" Vol 8 Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1964-1965 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School Yearbook Staff. Editor: Frances Holzinger Sponsor: Miss Johnson Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 142 pages; 8" x 11" ; 1964-1965; Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Widefield High School Yearbook 1965 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-65 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Administration &amp; Faculty; Organizations; Honorees; Athletics; Classes; Advertising; Index of Seniors Participated in WHS Activities References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. Seventh and Largest Class Graduates from WHS Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1965 - Cande Korbelik and Laundry Art club Assistant Principal Assistant Superintendent band Bank of Fountain Valley baseball C.R. Anthony's Candace French cheerleaders chess club Debate club DECA drill team Duckwall's football French Club FTA Gary A Gerald Gerber Gladiator Staff golf Gorham Groff's Security Garage Homecoming -Donna Knight Industrial arts club Joe Cantrell Jr-Sr Prom Kwik Shake Inn Letterman's club Mannequin Shop NHS photography club pom pom girls Principal Ralph's Security Drug Richard C. Compton Richard D Aspinall Richard D. Taylor Science club Security Cleaners Security Garbage Company Simms Supers Spartacus staff Stewart's Photo Service student council Superintendent of Schools Sweetheart Dance-John Henke tennis Theater Arts track team Twirlers Valley Beauty Center Vallone's Pastry Shop Weis Plumbing Company Widefield Conoco Widefield Homes Willis Real Estate Agency Winter Ball- Sharon Maska wrestling