https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e75c3c83c5e5def1593d781acb5f7354.pdf 1a672c140cfc0330109745b7b314cd37 PDF Text Text ��• • ' II • • II • • • II • • • • • • ��WIDEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Security Village, Colorado Volume III Follow the Footprints through W. H. S. �Feet That LEAD (ADMINISTRATION) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Board of Educatwn Superintendent's Office Prmcipal 's Office Faculty Service Personnel FOLLOW (CLASSES) 11 Seniors Junwrs Sophomores Freshmen 35 SERVE (ACTIVITIES) Organ1zauons Sports In and Around School 69 GROW (JUNIOR HIGH CUB) Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Activities 77 ADS . . . . . . . -r ••• - �To the "Working Feet of W1defield" we happily DEDICA1E the 1960 Spartacus. Wahout YOU. Widefield would not have experienced the success it has. The feet that pass through the doors of W .II. S. vary in many ways, yet they are united in a common purpose - -to grow and help others grow in knowledge, mterests, experiences, and personality. We're sure many of you have experienced the deathly silence of the halls a few hours after school 1s dismissed. Your steps seem to echo its lone llne5S as yo·t walk down them The gym portrays only emptiness. lt tat<es t:he working feet to make a school. The teachers that help, the athletes that play, the leaders that p1an, and the student body that supports----yes, this is Widefield. The Yearbook Staff �Introducing - Your Spartacus Worken The Yearbook Staff has produced this Annual for the enjoyment of students and faculty. We hope that your feet will continue in paths of happiness, learning, and contentment and that you will recall, as you page through this book, your years at Widefield High. SIMPLICITY IS the essence of good design for yearbooks finds Betsy Fletcher, Editor, as she looks through samole books. ROW 1: Douglas Campbell, Sharon Smith, Joyce Titus, Betsy Fletcher, Bonnie Brada. ROW 2: Jennifer Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Sue Quante. Mary Guzman, Marlene Norcross, Judy Res ley. ROW 3: Vic Almen, Ned Fyrnys, Bob Kiess, Lucy Guzman, Dennis Sauve. Camera Shy Marsha Huff STAFF EDITOR . . . . CLASS EDITORS Senior . Betsy Fletcher . Bonnie Brada Jennlfer Johnson . Lucy Guzman Junior . . . Sue Quante Sophomore . Sharon Smith Freshman. . . Judy Res ley Junior H1gh .Mary Guzman FACULTY EDITOR . Marsha Huff ACTIVITY EDITORS. Deanna Johnson Joyce Titus . . Ned Fyrnys SPORTS EDITORS . . Dennis Sauve . . . Bob Kiess PHOTOGRAPHERS Vic Almen .Connie Ballew TYPIST. . . . . . . BUSINESS MANAGERS. Douglas Campbell Marlene Norcross ADVISOR . . . . . . . . . Harnet TenBoer COUNTI 'G MONEY and tickets from the "Turkey Trot" are Marlene Norcross and Doug Campbell. PICTURES ARE to be "seeable" and copy "readable" explains Miss TenBoer to Mary Guzman, Sharon Smith, Judy Resley, and Lucy Guzman. �Feet That Lead Adminish·ation �Superintendent and Staff GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960: As your high school days end, you should be proud of this accomplishment. It was made possible by the combmed efforts of many people working wuh you, and for your best mterests, Regard less of the fields of cndca vor you enter in the future, the cduca tiona 1 period now past should be considered as a founda uon to build on and not a stopping place. Your future pro rcss wlll be determined by how well you arc prepared to contmue a program of improvemcht. My wish to you 1s for continued success 1n surmounung th obstacles ahead. Sincerely, Richard D. Taylot, Supt. GOVERNl G THE HIGH SCHOOL and the elementary schools m School Distnct #3 are School Board Members Rodger Fay, Dr. Robert Brown, Louie Pinello (President), Dr. JaJ 1es O'Donnell, C. A. Foster (Vice-President and Treasurer). CLERKS REBA PYLE, FRA CA OERTER, A D JOA DEUTSCH spend many hours a day preparing and typing reports and using adding and ca lcula ung machines in the Superintendent's Office. Reba Pyle is also Secretary for the School Board, and Franca Oerter, bookkeeper . Camera Shy: Adolph Oehler. �Principal and Staff 1 would like to offer my thanks and show my apprectation for the fine co-operation the student body of Wtdefield Junior-Semor High School has given this year during a time when the school was greatly over -crowded. We have had an exce !lent year with our athl uc teams, school publicauons, dramatics. school clubs and scholastic attainments. As the seniors leave our school, you will pass beyond my authority; but I trust the years we have spent together wtll be pleasant m your memories as they are m nunc, and that some of you wtll dec1de to devote your lives to the advancement of the world and humanity. Sincerely, Robert Poole, Principal The past year has been a very successful school year. This 1s la rgely due to the fact that the students have shown outstanding spirit and have supported all acuvities with a great deal of zeal. Sincerely, Glenn Dmcoll, Assistant Pnncipal FLORE 'CE WILEY ami RUBY OLIVER carry out the Juucs 111 the hq.J,h scllool offtcc. arc u1scussmg thetr agenda for the day- -and 1t see ills to be reron carJs. �DAVID AUSTIN ll1 h Sc.hool Band MARLE E BLIIMA Home Econom1c junior CJa s pon r DIA, Sc DAMRO Phy 1cal l::du uon Gco raphy, H ahh, l'ir Senior High Pep Cl nlor thgb Ch d PRANK S. DEBE! I Indu trial Ans S~nl h Jr. H h Intramurals Faculty BLA CHE DEDERIC f.ngll h !nth Gr de 1959-60 AI BBRT L. FRENCH Engll h, pcech Dramatic CANDACE PRE CH En 11 h Girls' Coun elor nlor etas [>lnsor VER E C. FUHI ROIJT Social tudies Science Tenth Gr d GERALD GERBER Mathematics Sen1or lhgb Boys' Coun lor GAR\ A. GORIIAM Science Football ond Basl;;etball Coach MACDO Al D GREEJ\E Social Stud! Physical Education Basketball 1nd Ba II Coach n r Ad �GARY f\. ffER T Sci nee junior Hi h Boy ' Coonselo.. Eighth Grad so MARJORIE !1, .HOt f. S Engli h t nth Grade po sor CHARLE M. jOHNSO. Choru ID BY B. JO E lndustr I Arts Junior Cll pon or MARY AN LANE Spanish, Pr nch En hsh Girls' Club tx> or IIARO! D J. I ARSEN Engll h 1959-60 SYLVAN L. LAWSON Phy I I Educarlon H !th, Gco raphy Poorball and Ba k rball Coach Faculty RUDY LEGLEITER Buslnc Educa!lon Bus! Manag r CHARI ES l OPLR ICnce A!hl !IC Dlrccror ROBERT E. ~lA Engh h TO cLIZABh l1l 1.. MOSHER School I.lbrarian Nlnrh Grade Sponsor BEVhRL Y SCiiACIIT l nee, English v mh Gr de Sponsor IIAROI D D. SIIBARER Biology, 01 mt 1ry lnlh Gr de Foorball �FRA K A. ANCATO Ia! 1 n llcad Football Coach Wrestling h JOE TAUFFER MathematiC , PhysiCio Camera Club ponsor El IZABETH Ul LIV AN Socia 1 Stud les Mattw:matlca Eighth Grad pon!IOr AUDRE;Y liRfl ACE Phy ical Edu tlon lal 1 nee, Health junior High 1\:p Club junior Ill h Cheer der BEATRICE • TANIEI !A flonoe Economic , Spani h HARRIET T!iN ER Edu lion VP.arbook. pon or Bu Inc HARRY WHllWORTH M.athcn a tic , xlcnce lun or High Coach CAMERA SHY vRI'.NB BARNES--English MARY A BjORI<MA --!lome Economics ROBERT L. EDWARD --Engll h, German, • 'atlon.al Honor LY B. NlSELY--Mathcrnatica, junior lllgh Coach Service Personnel VIOEFIEID' lfCHE IIELPlr n Otcy, LucUI Grlf(c, l>arl nc lltgcn, llctt> Evens, L volta jonc , Edith tcCaull on rve rly 9( tudents each day. 0 R B :; DRIVER Oob Daw nand Colcton l.al\>lnt trav •I pproxlmately 110 mil a y to ul tudcnts to nd from chool. 1cty �Feet That Follow Classes 11 �Class of 1960 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS gather to talk of many things. ROW 1: Mary Guzman, Donna Edwards, Bonnie Brada, Wanda Brower, Mr. Gerber. ROW 2: Mike O'Neill, Miss French, Judy Resley, Wilbur Costa, John Morgan. CLASS OFFICERS Bonnie Brada Wilbur Costa . Judy Resley . Mary Guzman .Candace French Gerald Gerber President Vice -President Secretary . Treasurer Sponsors CLARK ALEXANDER "Mischief with a halo." Track 4: Wrestling 4: Camera Club 4· OTHER SCHOOlS - Camera Club 3; Projection 3; Woodworking Club2 Representatives Donna Edwards Wanda Brower John Morgan Mike O'Neill CONNIE M. BALLEW GERALD BISHOP "Jerry" "She nuy be quiet, but yon know "The JOKER is WILD. " she's there." Football 2, 4; Track 2: Class Officer Band l , 2, 3; Pep Club 2: Spanish Club l; Lettermen's Club 4; Camera Club 4; Annual Staff 4. 3, 4. BONNIE LEA BRADA "Bee" "True to her work, her word and her friends." Chorus 2; Pep Club l, 2, 3; Plays 3, 4; Na tiona! Honor Society (Pres.) 3, 4; Girls' Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Camera Club (Treas 4: Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Denver Youth Forum 3. WA 'DA JEAN BROWER "Oh, she's little but :;he's wise; she's a terror for her size. " Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Representative 4: Camera Club 4: Homecoming Queen 4; F. T. ;t.. 4; Hi-Y 4: OTHER SCHOOlS -Basketball, Baseballl,2; Track l , 2;G.A. A. 1, 2; Chou 1; Band 2. �DOUG CAMPBELL "Women don' t bother me a blt - ---llgnore them ." Football 4: Annual Staff 4: Baseball 3. JOH CAN ON " Is he as bashful as he looks?" Football 3, 4: Track 3: Wrestling 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Camera Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS Football 1; Tumbling Team 1: Wrestling 1, 2 ; Track 1. EDWARD V. CHAPMAN " Ed" "State your business, my time ls hmlted. ·· Plays 4; Science Club 4; Drama Club RACIIEL CHAVEZ "Ra "If boys Interfere with your studym quit studymg. " Chorus 2, 3. 4. .1960 Seniors WILBUR COSTA. JR. "Skip" "He speaketh not---and yet, there hes a con versa uon In his eyes. " NEIL CIZEK " Accordmg to Neil, sleeping on a desk is hke sleepmg on a cloud." Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3 : Wrestling 3: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, SYDRA L. COUNTY "It un't that I'm not mterested, I'm )USt shy, " Chorus 1, 2, 3. BRONWYNNE C. DICKSON "Bunny" "I know my mind and I have made my cho1ce." Plays 3, 4; Student Counc1I (Sec.) 2, 3; Drama Club 4. DONNA LEAH EDWARDS 'The best things come in small packages." Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 3, 4: F. T.A. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Class Representative 4; Girls' Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS Cheerleader 1; Class Officer 1. ELIZA BETH FLETCHER ·• Betsy" "She looks safe but so does dynamite." Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4: Rifle Club3; Newspaper Staff 2; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, F. T .A. 4; State Student Council Rep. 3, 4: Tennis Club 2: P. P. L. Student Council 4; Denver Youth Forum 3. �ARVIE FOGLE "Pardon me while I chuckle." Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Plays 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Science Club 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: C. C. Conservauon Project 4: Drama Club EDWARD LEO ' FYRNYS "Ned" "Theoretically speakln~~:------"·--." Plays 4: Rifle Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Sctence Club 4; Tenms Club 2: Drama Club 4: C. C. Conservation ProjeCt 4. SAU. ORA GIEBER "Sandy" "I hate boys, they lrwate me: but oh, how I love to be trrttated " Chorus 1, 2. · 4. Seniors GARY GOWE I just say what I thlnk---nothlna more, nothln less." Wrestling 4, Baseball 4; Letterrmn's Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Gymnastic Squad 2, 3; Auto Mech. Club 2, 3, Projecton Club 1; HI-Y Club 1 1960 JAN GULLIC "To know her ts to like her." F. T.A. 4; Girls' Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Latin Club, Pep Club. JA, E GULLIC "A good nature is a sign of a lar e and generous heart." F. T.A. Club 4: Girls' Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS Laun Club, Pep Club. MARY ELIZABETH GUZMAN "Guzzy' "A II I have learned I have forgotten, all I know I have uessed. " F. T. A. 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Drama 4; Guls' Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Play 3; OTHER SCHOOLS- G.A.A. 2; Drama Club 1. JAMES HARBIN "Jtm" "Blessed are they who run around m circles, for they shall be called wheels ." Basketball 4, Baseball 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Baseball 1, Football 2. SA 'ORA HART "Sandy" "God made me small so he could do a better JOb." Pep Club 2; Girls' Club 3. KARL E. HEBERLEIN "He ou ht to be a surgeon; he's always cumng up." Band 2, 3, 4; Industrial ArtJ Club 4· OTHER SCHOOLS - Band 1. ' �ANN HOLLANU ·calm but not cold; friendly but not gushing." . Girls Club 4; National Honor Soc1ety 4· Pep Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS F: H.A. l, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Soc1ety 3: Plays 2, 3; Basl<e tba ll 1. ROBERTA HOLTZ "Bobbi" "Qutet as she is, she's an asset to he1 class." Pep Club 3, 4; Girls ' Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Pep Club 1, 2; Girls' Athletics Association 2; F. T.A. 1,2; Camera Club 2, ARDITH HOOD "Art!" "What 1 want most to get out of school is myself." RONALD G. HOOK "Gene" "Safe drlvmg requires nothing but self control and strong bumpers." Basketball 2; Tracl< 3; Lettermen's Club 4. 1960 Seniors DALE W. JENKINS "Big Daddy Jenkins" "Loaf and I'll loaf with you, study and you study alone." Drama Club 4; Wrestling 4; Class Officer 3; Football 4; Prom Chairman 3; Baseball 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Science Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS Football l; Baseball 2; Boys' Club l, 2. SANDRA IRELAND "Sandy" ''Her hair reflects the gold of her heart. " Library 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Library 2; Science Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. Jt;NNIFER JOHNSON "Jeri" "1 chatter as 1 go and 1 could go on forever." Annual Statt4; Photo Club 4; Pep Club 4; Glrls' Club4; F.T.A. 4;Sc!P.nce Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS -JournallsmStaffl; Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student :>erv1ce 3, Winter Ball Queen 4, KATHERINE S. KE NEDY " Susie" KAYE KEMP "I came, 1 conquered, 1 graduated, " "Flaming ha1r, sparkling eyes, here comes Kathy--watch out guys." Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 4; Girls ' Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Camera Club 2, 4; Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 3, 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - TalF. f. A, 4; Science Club 4; Drama ent Show 1; Majorette Club 1. Club 4; Hi- Y 4. BOBBY DWAYNE KIESS "Bob "We all know him: we all like him." Football 2, 3; Basketball (Mgr.) 2: Track 1, 2; Plays 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2: Lettermen's Club 2: Camera Club 4; Drama Club 4. �KEN ETH R. KINDSFATER "If I feel the ufie to work coming on, I lie down unuln paues ." Baseball 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Lettermen's Club 4, ROY E. LISTER "After 12 years of worklna and slaving, I'm finally up for my unemployment compensation." Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Indusulal Arts Club 1. LARRY D. LARSON "Broken bones and Lany, go cut In cut." Football 3; Baseball (Mar.) 2: C.C. Conservation Project 4, NANCY LOVE "Never uouble trouble, until uouble troubles you." Span!Jh Club 3, 4; (Pres. 4); Newcomers' Welcomln Committee 4; Librarian 4; OTHER SCHOOLS Chorus 1: Girls' A thletlc Association 1. Seniors 1960 CHARLES WESLEY LOVELESS "Chuck" "I stand on the brinl< of a great career. Won't someone pleue push me?" Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Lettermen's Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS --Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Baseball 3; Buketball 3. LOIS ANN MARTINEZ "Louie" "It's not what you do, it's what you get away with," Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls' Club 2, 3, 4; F. T.A. 3, 4; Majorette 4. DIAI~E MILLER "If mischief is brewing, she's doing the stulng. " Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Plays 1, 3, 4; Girls' Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; Camera Club 2; F. T. A. (Sec. & Treaa.) 4; Safety Council 2; Drama Club 4 (Sec.); HI-Y 4. JOHN T. MORGAN, lll "All great men die, I feel sick myself." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Safety Club (Sec.) 1; Student Council 2, 3; Track 1; Class Sec. 2; Class Officer 3; Rifle Club 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; (Offlcer)4; Co-Captain Football 4; Band 1, 2; OTHER SCHOOLS - Football 1. CAROL MURRAY " My heart's not my own but I don't care-- -it's tn good hands." Plays 3; Student Councll4; F. T A. 3, OTHER SCHOOLS - Band 1, 2; Chorus 1; P.B.L.A. 1;Girls' Glee Club 1. TED L. MURRAY "I love school work, I could sit and look at It for hours." Pep Club 4; Rifle Club 3; OTHER SCHOOLS - Pep Club 1; Student Council I. �MARLENEA. NORCROSS "Norky" "Her ways are so winsome; of friends she's a score." Girls' Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Swtmming Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS G. A. A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3: Music Festival 1, 2: Latin Club 3; EquestriaT Soc1ety 3; Secretary of Homeroom 2. MICHAEL JOH O'NEILL "Mike" "Don't wake me unless it's a woman.· Class Representau ve 4; Science Project 4; OTHER SCHOOLS -Football 1, 3; Play 3; Track 1, 3; Basketball 2. 1960 JUDITH MAE RESLEY "Judy "Charming, sweet, and very neat, She's the type we like to meet,· Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4: Student Council 4; Class Officer 4: OTHER SCHOOLS • Chou 1, 2; Class Off1cer 1; Cheerleader 1; Honor Club 1; G A.A. 1. THOMAS C. RIEVES "Tom ·A good comparuon: and easy friend." Play 4; Camera Club 4; Sctence Club 4; Drama Club 4. Seniors SHERRY JEAN SHIELDS " 'o matter what others may be, she will always be herself." Welcoming Committee 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - G. A. A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; M1xed Chorus 1, 2; Madngal Group 2; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Student Counclll. DENIS SAUVE "I admit there are two sides to every quesuon- -my own and the wrong s1de." Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track l, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Plays 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2; Sctence Club 4; C. C Conservation 4. JOHN OTTO SIMMONS "Johnny" "How do you expect me ro get taller wllh the we1ght of the world on my shoulders?" ~ootball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4· Track 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Representative 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Football Captain 8, 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Football 1; Track 1; Class Officer 1. BARBARA FERN SYKES "A giggle, a dash, a s!lriek, a crash, that's Barbara." Pep Club 3; Plays 3; Girls' Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 4; Annual Staff 2; Class Representau ve 3; Camera Club 2; Safety Council 2. BETTY ANN WAGNER "The unspoken word never does any harm." Guls' Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; LIbrarian 2, 3, 4. JEANS. WILKEY "Jeannie' "Where the w1lhngness is great, the way cannot be diff1cult." t'lays 3, 4; Girls' Club 3; F. T.A. 3; Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Chorus 2: Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 2 Gtrls · Club 2; Class Representative 2 Student Counci12. �CAMERA SHY COUR1NEY DAY--"Rebel-Rouser"--Baseball 4. JOE DIXON--"Some people are w1se, I'm other-. wt e. "--Baseball 3, 4; OTHER SCHOOLS--Baseball 1, 2. ROBERT NEIL FRANCIS--" 'eil"--"Sir I would rather be nght than be prestdent. "--OTHER SCHOOLS - Press Club 1. GERALD HALL--"Put off today what you can do tomorrow. "--OTHER SCHOOLS - Track 1; Swim Team 1 MIKE RANNE --"Always the same, come shine or ram. "--Basketball 1; Track 1. 2; Newspaper Staff 1. SALLY SIMO, r--" Lauglung IS her hobby."- -Newspaper Staff 4; OTIIER SCHOOLS - Choru · I, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; Plays 3; Class Reoresentative 1; F. B. L.A. 2, 3. BILL THOMAS--" Life's too short to worry."-Track 4; OTHER SCHOOLS - Track 1; Plays 1; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer 1. CHARL>..<; WILSO ' "!.huck" "S1lent men are the best men." Football 2: Basketball 2, Track 1, 2; Wrestling (Mgr.) 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3; Leuermen•s Club 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL A. WILSON "Sam• "I'll study lf I feel like It, I won't 1f I don't---1'11 pass tf 1 can, 1f 1 can't I won't." F:>otball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Class q,epresentathe 3. Class of 1960 KING OF THE "Turkey Trot, " SENIOR MIKE O'NEILL, calmly announces his Queen, FRESHMAN BETSY BIEDERMAN, as SENIOR JERRY BISHOP and JUNIOR BOB BRAUETIGA, , attendants, look on. E XPERIMENTING in the Physic's lab are SENIORS BONNIE BRADA and ED CHAPMAN . �QUEE OF "The Wmter Ball," SE ' lOR JE ' NIFER JOII 'SO!\, and her attendants, JU 'IORS JOYCE TITUS, SHARON SMITH and SE lOR BETSY FLETCHER, are photographed off guard. LIFE WAS added to one of the football pep-assemblies by SE1 lOR WA DA BROWER--altcrnate cheerleader. FLYING IS one of SENIOR RO HOOK 'S fa\orttc pastimes---he is an expert pilot. THE CORVETTES consisting of SE 'lOR NEIL CIZEK, JU 'lOR BILL PEARSO ' , SENIORS CHUCK LOVELESS and DE,· _'IS SAUVE often played for W. H. S. dances. o. 'E OF Tile more industrious SE. IORS, CO. , ' IE BALLEW, is shown running the school swttchhoartl. A lot of her spar\! ume was also spent typtn' for the yearbook staff. �0 "from ear to car, they show no fear." CUrE I MilE: CON II BAll L\\ CHUCK I 0\ II I~- "\vhtch one is man ' s b st fnend?" I RIE, DLIEST: DIA E 1 1li.LER l 1· ART! EZ , JERRY BISH P Senior "0. K. What else is wronp.?" BES I DRI·SSED: JUDY RI·SLEY, JIM HARBI "Personality Unlimited" BEST PERSOr\AI.ITY: DONt-;A EDWARDS , ARVIE FOGLE "Dancing is the spice of 1i fe." BEST DA CER: MARY GUZMA , DENIS SAUVE "Don' t f1~ht It, it ' s biAger than both of us!" BEST SE E or HUMOR: MAHLE E ( RCROSS ARVII: r OGI.I: , MIKE 0 ' 1\EII.L �"Cut it out before you mess my hair all up." BEST LOOKING: JEFF JOHNSON, SKIP COST A "They're tops in then class." MOST POPULAR: BETSY FLETCHER, JOHN MORGA Poll "Don't laugh, it builds muscles" MOST SCHOLASTIC: BONNIE BRADA, DENIS SAUVE "Chivalry is not dead" MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: BONNIE BRADA, NEIL FRAt\ClS / ~· "Here goes twosies" MOST ATHLETIC: WANDA BROWER, JOHN CA 0 . "Only time can tell" MOST DEPEt\DABLE: JUDY RESLEY , BOB KlESS �Class of 1961 JUNIOR OFFICERS President . . . . . Brian Knight Vice -President . Darell Koenig Secretary Cheryl McCallson Treasurer . . . . Vic Almen Sponsors Marlene Buhmann Sydney Jones Representatives . . Ron Keller Kim Miller Sterling Payton Jeannie Gilleson L A HUDDLE, ROW 1: Darell Koeni , Cheryl McCallson, Jeannie Gilleson, Ron Keller. ROW 2: Kim Miller, Brian Kn1ght, Miss Buhmann. ROW 3: Sterling Payton, Mr. Jones, Vic Almen. ROW 1: Deanna Johnson, Jeannie Gilleson, Wanda Livingston, Marsha Huff, Margaret Chambers, Elaine Armknecht, Joan Huntsman, Darlene Utley. ROW 2: Dianna Wise, Cheryl McCallson, John Belknap, Billy Karr, Ray Trupp, John S1mmons, Ron Keller, Carole Bishop. ROW 3: Sharon Shead, Dan Walters, Jim McCarter, Vic Almen, Johnny Yates, Ronnie Cawthon, Joe Almen, Norman Brown. �ROW 1: Shirley Hester, Lucy Guzman, Blanca Covert, Sandy Good, Madeline Nolan. ROW 2: Barbara Pitcock, D1anna Lynn, Sue Vau~hn. Carolyn Groff, Judy Greer, Joyce THus. ROW 3: Dennis \Vil~en, Jim Murray, J . D. Reid, Bob Trupp, Tom Thacker, Larry Leonard. ROW 4: Sondra Orvis, Sandy Sherrer, Mare line Davisson, Karin Hippler, Ken Sharrer, Hans Schuetz, John Huntsman. BUYI G PAPER?????? Jill:IORS Sue Vaugtm and Carolyn Groff stop to chat and exhange notes by the paper machines . SELECTING A CLASS RING IS A JU~IOR'S PRIVILEGE. Try1ng to decide which rmg they prefer are JUNIOR Sandy Good, and SENIOR transfer students, Jeff Johnson and Clark Alexander. Class of 1961 �Class of 1961 JU IOR POSTER MAKER, Deanna johnson, stands by her creation which ad-. erused the Thanks ivmg Dance ponsored by the Annual Staff. WE COULD HAVE DA 'CED ALL IGHT!! JUNIORS Sharon Smith and Darell ¥oenig had an exciting time at the Homecoming Dance. ROW 1: K1m M1ller, Mike Venditti, Kay Sweet, Sharon \\ilkinson, Beverly Galyardt, Sharon Smtth, Jeannette Garten. ROW 2: Dick Kindsfater, Steve Ktddie, Brian Kni~ht, Ronald Lamascus, Darell Koeni11,, Larry Otey. ROW 3: Matt Tani, Ray Boucher, Jim Johnson, Deanna Carey, Janice Knight, John Meese, Sterling Payton. �ROW 1: Sandy Colaneri, Marion Lilly, Dale Grimes, Cammtc Oliver, Mary Hunter, Gale Grimes, Mary jean Holmes. ROW 2: Mary Kay Murphy, Sharon Teeter, Sandra Grese, Linda Hyatt, Pat Johnson, Bonnie Plexico, ROW 3: Hans Goller, Jim Ready, Bruce Mitchell, John Bishop, Harold\' tlburn. ROW 4: Glenn Stambaugh, Jerry Bumgardner, Btll Perry, Bob Braeuti9,am, Bill Pearson, Tom Parrack. COLORADO WEATHER CAN GET VERY COLD. JU IORS Kay Sweet, Sharon Wilkinson, Kim Miller, and Marsha Huff don't worry about it, though. They've a,ot their leotards to keep them warm. Class of 1961 OUR VISITING CHEERLEADERS. We don't know the real names of these glamorous(?) cheerleaders but they are Vic Almen and Norman Brown. �Class of 1962 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President . Bill Whitney Vice-President. . . . Art Clark Secretary Sue Hamilton Treasurer Edmund Manue I Sponsors. . Marge Holmes Verne Fuhlrodt Representatives . . . Sandy Horn Sharron Jeffrey Paula Campbell Jack Feldmeyer GREAT IDEA , MR. PRESIDENT. ROW 1: Jack Feldmeyer, Mr. Fulhrodt, Sue Hamilton, Bill Whitney . ROW 2: Mrs. Holme , Art Clark, Sandy Horn. ROW 1: Ruth Reynolds , Jacquelyn Wacker, Betty Day, Barbara Fla1g, Judy Estes, Mangay Cunningham. ROW 2: Fabrizio Franchi, Jim Perry, Gloria Larson, Peggy Holwell, Gary Douglas , Werner Litton. ROW 3: Rocky Salt, Sharron Jeffrey, Stan Benton, John Janitell, Art Clark, Harold Larsen. ROW 4: Melvin States, Jeff Oa\iis, Sherlia Kennedy, JoEt ta Bishop, Connie Hauser, Kris Gmnn . �ROW 1: Lujuanna Overton, Donna LeMarr, Jackie Smith, Donna Kennedy, Pat Holland, Frances Hernandez, Slurley McKee. ROW 2: Sandy Horn, Barbara Kirkham, Glenda O'Rourke, Mary Spillar, Tanya Petty, Marilyn Moore, Mary Peters. ROW 3: Jimmy Payne, Jimmie Holmes, Tom Golden, Mike Kidd, Kenneth Frazee, Randy Reese, Larry Jenkins. ROW 4: Claudia Lebsack, Jane Foos, Bob Baker, Alvin Hall, Wilbur Raven, Jack Feldmeyer, Bill Smith, Don Weekley. THE STUDENT BODY of W. H. s. is proud to recognize SOPHOMORE Fabrizio Franchi as one of it' s foreign exchange students. Class of 1962 DISCUSSING OCCUPATIONAL APTITUDE with Kris Guinn is Mr . Brown from the State Employment Office. In October of this year, all SOPHOMORES of W. H. S. were tested on their occupational abilities. �ROW 1: Carol Coleman, Sue Hamilton, Sam Weygand, Pat Wright, Jayne Brannigan, Mike Gowen. ROW 2: Ingo Goller, Bettie Tilley, Sharon Powers, Alice Wilson, June Steed, Barbara Graening, Sue LeZotte, Frank Apadoca. ROW 3: Johnny Edwards, Gary Brooks, ]ens Winther, Paul Brada, Craig Lasley, Danny Sinklier, Steve Metcalf. ROW 4: Steve Randolph, Don Tronzano, Charles Yates, Jim Orange, Warren Smith, Tom Wilkey, RoQ.er Chiddix, Mark Goetter- MA?\Y STUDE TS of W. H.S . have pets which take up much of their leisure time . Shown here with his favorite pet, Star, is SOPHOMORE Paul Brada. SCOOTERS APPEAR to be a very popular means of transportauon for SOPHOMORES Bill Smith and John Janitell as well as other W.H.S. students, especially when they forget that old saying, • Early to bed, early to rise." Class of 1962 �Class of 1962 SERVING Sterling Peyton his lunch IS one of the many SOPHOMORE student kitchen helpers, Mangay Cunnmgham. SOPHOMORE Larry Parker is seen holdmg the antlers of the 1000 lb . elk he bagged early 111 the hunting season. His only comment was "Ah, it was nothm !" ROW 1: l'cga,y Diesel , Roma Good, B tty Tolch, Marilyn Hollopeter, Don Batchelder . ROW 2: Donna Tronzano, Edmund Manuel, Bobby Seay , Larry Parker, Bill Whitney, Ken Marshall. ROW 3: Paula Adler , Betty Kjervested, Ed Bynum , Bill Mor~an, Dave Klipsch , Charles Collins . ROW 4: Janice Ruscoe, Curtis Averitt e, Terry Taylor, Cheryl Andres, Manfred Horst, Linda Dye , Paula Campbell. �Class of 1963 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Steve Stevens Vice -President . . Richard Chiddix Secretary . Claudia McAlexander Treasurer . Ida Brown Sponsors Blanche Dederick Elizabeth Mosher Representatives Eddie Tafoya Dorothy McCluskey Fiona Smith Carolyn Byerly FRESHMAl\ OFFICERS MEET . ROW 1: Steve Stevens, Ftona Smuh, Claudia McAlexander, ROW 2: Mrs. Dederick, Dorothy McCluskey, Edward Tafoya, Carolyn Byerly. ROW 1: Ida Brown, Shirley Bowers, David Anne Huff, Theresa Renton, Pat Powell, Sharon Thomas, Donna Coots, Sharon Meyer. ROW 2: Nancy Applegate, Josephine Guzman, Shirlev Knodel, Elaine Haslam, Barbara Hoffman, Nancy Dueboay, Kay Music, Jan Morrison. ROW 3: Paul Wells, Vmcem wie~~:anJ Paul Sharp, Michael Wadkins, Larry Johns. n, Charles Treet , Steve BarQ,ers. ROW 4: Gordon Koop, james Held, Bruce Chiddister, Bill euman, Lee Chaney, Steve Stevens, David Allomong. �ROW 1: Mtlcs Reiher, Linda McCall, Rtchard Chiddix, Alan MacDouald, l~ohen Wasinger, joseph RamaRha, jantce Mattson. HOW 2: Sue Wright, Cheryl Hunke, Chyrelll':onnan, Carol Ann Goetter, Jill Woods, Claudta Johnson, Claudia McAlexander. ROW 3: Kenneth Ryhal, Eddie Tafoya, Sheena Freeman, jack Coxen, james Ball, Richard Carr, Donald Gonzales. ROW 4: Donald Wetghtman, Danny Showalter, Dan Atwell, Gary jomer, James Gorman, CurtiSS Plcxico, Charles Orange. I RESHMA CHEERLEADER, Betsy Bcidcrman, and Cheerleader Sponsor, M 1ss Damro, seem to be tn a gay mood while try inp, a new dance routine! RELAX! 'G DURING LUNCH PERIOD. Paul Sharp, Mike Kuw. and Vmccnt Wtegan, FRESHMEN, arc enJoying a puzzlt; Juring lunch hour JUSt before the bell. Wonder if they ever ftgured it out? Class of 1963 �Class of 1963 FIRST AID IS OFFERED TO GIRLS IN HIGH SCliUUL GYM CLASSES . FRESHMA ' , Dorothy McCluskey, receives artificial re picanon by Carol Coleman during Fust Atd Class . ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Clark. Btllte Posey, ena Wal ters, Joyc Kemp , Donna Alexander, Carol Johnson, Judy Stevens, Sharon McCaskey. Sharon Lay, Joe Lister, Bob Burger, Layne LaBaume , Michael Kin~. James Lunsford, Rtchard Chenoweth. Denms Zatger, Charl es Magnum, Harold Smith, Art Barr, Gene ally, Mtke Buchannan , Steve ewson. Mike Bruss , Tom Shaw , Danny Ward, Sanford Webb, Lonme I aggart, Allen Campbell, johnny Revious, Dave �ROW 1: Pat Anderson, Mura RceJ, Dorothy "vvcCiuskcy , Gcor!!,ta Ch nnclewskt, Jo Ellen Sargellt, Barbara Mttrc!!,a, Sharon Gtlbert. ROW 2: Sandra Crosby, Jultannc Doudna, Annette Artzlccrgcr, ltona Smith, Pat !~igu.s. Betsy BieJerman, Carolyn Byerly. ROW 3: M tke K mg, Otck Pyatt, M tis Wtl<ncr, Dawn PtnJcr, Marie Grutllblcs, LynJa !Ianson, juJy Sketol . ROW 4: Ronntc I alltn, joe flarktson. RtcharJ Gertsch, ]1111 EJgar, Joe Shannon, Carolyn Gomez . Th.:sc f RLSIIMA ' BEAUTIES, Ann ttc Artzburgcr, F10na Sn th, Claudia Johnson, cna \\'alters anJ Cheryl llunkc, arc goinu, to gtve the upperclass u,irls plcnry of competition real soon!!! GREAT ENTHUSIASM, PAT! I Pat Powel, Nancy Dueboay, LuJuanna Overton and Nena Walters, FRESHME , leave the gym after a pep assembly. Class of 1963 ��Feet That Serve �Student Council Works for Democrary ROW 1: Sharon Loveless, Carol Coleman, Carol Murray. ROW 2: Mr. Driscoll, Marsha Huff, Matt Tani, Bill Whitney . Camera Shy: Betsy Fletcher. HOMECOMING, CHARTERING CARS AND BUSES, FIRST HOST OF PPL STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING, BUYING A P. A. SYSTEM AND U.S. FLAG, SPONSORING DANCES AND PROGRAMS FOR PPL DISTRICT TOURNAMENT. Shouldering these responsibilities and many more, the Student Council made its presence known at Widefield High. Plans for next year, such as elections and Homecoming will be started before this school year 1s out. OFFICERS B1ll Whitney, President, Marsha Huff, Vice-Pres1dent, and Carol Coleman, Secretary, plan all council events with Sponsor Mr. Driscoll. CANDIDATES FOR STUDENT COUNCIL elections in October were: ROW 1: Nancy Love, Carol Murray, Marsha Huff, Carol Coleman, Sharon Loveless. ROW 2: Matt Tani, JohnJanitell, Bruce Chidister. MAKING AND SELLING pompoms brought funds for the council. �Vol. IV, No. 2 O ct . 1<4, 1959 IDQr IIWrftrl~ ~la~iatnr W idefield Schools Securit y Widefield Gladiator is written and edited by the students, for the s-tudents, and of the students of Widefield H i g h School; and printed by Gowdy Printcraft fnc., 22 North Sierra Madre, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mcmocrs ot th VB STEVE poru BARBARA Sl'KES Society Editor B .VERLY GALYAROT General Mnnacer KIM MILLER Orculntlon Manager VIC ALMEN Photographer JUDY RESLEY Reporter & T~pl t SALLY SIMO~ ---······- Reporter ~ANCY APPLEGATE . . . . Reporter NEWSPAPER STAFF discovers .. helmet" for school. It JS an authentic warrior helmet of the French Republic tn 1789. ROW 1: Judy Resley, Vic A lmen, Sally Simon, Beverly Galyard t, Mr. King. ROW 2: Kim Miller, Steve Stevens, Barbara Sykes, Jerry Hall. DEADLI ES MUST BE MET. Barbara Sykes and Mr. King talk over paper assignments wh!le other staff members type c o py. The Widefteld Gladiator, the tudent pa., r of Widefield High chool, placed third in a student e vspaper contest held re ently t Adams State College in Ala- osa. tudent papers from 45 Coloo and ·ew Mexico chool f!re entered In the cont t 1n ne of three cia lflcatlon : AA, or mlmt"'graphed. The paper f're judged on 1 ba!ll of their eontent and make-up. ~art, The Gladtator \\as named third lace wmner in Division A, acrding to E. L. King', journalm Instructor at Wtdefield High. Eight \\ tdefleld Htgh students re In charge of publishing. the ladlator for their classmates. ey are also enrolled m King's Ius. STAFF MEMBERS Steve Stevens, Jerry Hall , Kun Miller, Mr. Kin~. a nd Barbara Sykes pla n circulation. �Camera Club -- Our Shutter Bugs ROW 1: Paul Brada, Joye Kemp, Wanda Ltvingston, Steve Randolph, Charles Treat. ROW 2: Kaye Kemp, Clark McAlexander, Tom Reeves, Charles Orange, Terry Taylor, Harold Larsen. ROW 3: Mary Guzman, Bonnie Brada, Mr. Stauffer, Ned Fyrnys, Bob Ktess. Members of the Camera Club, sponsored by Joe Stauffer, supply the Annual Staff and students with action shots of student life. Thi year, the cluh purchased a Graphlex Century, an electronic flash camera, and other equipment for the photo lab . KAYE KEMP, BOB KIESS , and HAROLD LARSEN at work in the photo lab. OFHCLRS of the Camera Club are PRESIDENT, NED f"YRNYS; SECRETARY , MARY GUZMAN; and TIWASURER, BONNIE BRADA . �Often Singing Often Playing Always Working ROW 1: Terry Taylor, Clarinet; Diane Miller, Clarinet; Mary Peters, Clarinet; Lois Martinez, Saxophone; Art Clark, Trumpet; Dennis Wiltgen, Trumpet. ROW 2: Marilyn Moore, Clarinet; Gary Douglas, Clannet; Julie Doudna, Clarinet; Linda Hanson, Clarinet; Dave Clark, Clarinet; Nancy Applegate, Clarinet; Bill Neuman, Trumpet; Mike King, French Horn; Tom Parrack, Trumpet. ROW 3: Mr. Dave Austm, Sharon Thomas, French Horn; John Janitell, Trombone; Carl Heberlein. Bantone; Jim Reid, Baritone; Joe L1ster, Sousaphone, Don Tronzano, Drums. ROW 4: Jim Lunsford, Drums; Kathy Kennedy, Drums, Stan Benton, Drums. Camera Shy: Bruce Mitchell, Trumpet; Beverly Poteet, Drums; Chuck Wilson, Saxophone. The Widefield High School band, under the supervision of Mr. Dave Austin, has proved its musical ability by playing at all the home football and basketball games. The band also marched through Security Village during the Homecoming festivities. There are twenty-six members in the band. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Chuck Johnson, meets twice a week. They ore pare musical numbers for various school functions such as the Christmas program. CHORUS GATHERS AROUND PIANO ROW 1: Donna Coots, Shirley McKee, Mary Lee Peters, Kathy Kennedy, Donna Edwards, Mr . Johnson. ROW 2: Nancy DuBoay, Ida Brown, Judy Stevens, Pat Powell, Nancy Applegate. �ROW 1: Dorothy McCluskey, Betsy Fletcher, Wanda Brower, Kay Sweet, Marsha Huff, M1ss Damro. ROW 2: Sharon Gilbert, Linda Hansen, Pat R1ggs, Carolyn Byerly, Dianna Lynn, Lois Martinez, Joyce Tnus. ROW 3: Sharon Lay, Deanna Johnson, Tanya Petty, Joan Knight, Dena Carrie, Cammie Oliver. LEADL G FIGURES of Pep Club: President, JOYCE TITUS; Sponsor, MISS DAMRO; VIce-President, SUE HAMIL TO" ' ; Secretary, SHARO!'\ SMITH. CAMERA SHY --Treasurer, nM MURRAY. ATE" 'SE MOMENT during a football game is viewed by CHEERLEADERS and mascot. • The chief purpose of the Pep Club is to back the team and support the CHEERLEADERS. Meetings are held twice monthly during which cheers are practiced and business such as uniforms is discussed. Chartered buses carry the Pep Club girls to out-of-town games . The club is sponsored by Miss Damro. �Cheerleaders Exercise Vocal Chords CHEERLEADERS PURCHASE NEW UNIFORMS--GRAY SWEATERS AND BLUE PLEATED SKIRTS. 1959-60 CHEERLEADERS ARE Vic Almen, Dorothy McClusky, Betsy Fletcher, Kay Sweet, Marsha Huff, Betsy Biederman, Norman Brown. Camera Shy--Wanda Brower. Maintaining high school morale at Pep Assemblies and games, unifying cheers and making certain the cheers fit the action of the game are the obligations of the CHEERLEADERS to the student body. PEP CLUB--ROW 1: Fiona Smith, Ida Brown, Betsy Biederman, Vic Almen, Chris Guinn, Sue Quante Jane Gullic. ROW 2: Billie Posey, Nina Walters, Cheryl Hunke, Kaye Kemp, Elaine Armkn~cht, Donna Edwards. ROW 3: Jo Ellen Sargent, Kay Music, Shirley McKee, Jan Gullic, Wanda Livingston. �Strictly for Girls ROW 1: Diane Miller, Claudia Johnson, Joye Kemp, Joan Huntsman, Claudia Lebsack . ROW 2: Georgia Chmielewski, David Ann Huff, Joyce Titus, Betsy Biederman, Sharon Smith, Marsha Huff. ROW 3: Beverly Galhyardt, Elaine Armknecht, JoEtta Bishop, Sherri Kennedy, Sharron Loveless . GIRLS' CLUB was started when there were no other clubs for girls in this school. It promotes the social and civic growth of its members. During the year the group sponsored a formal dance on Valentine's Day, a mothers' tea in May, and various informal gatherings for the club itself. The members assisted with Community Chest Drive, babysitting for P. T. A. and sports activities. ROW 1: Sue Wright, Pat Anderson, Deanna Johnson, Marlene Norcross, Bonnie Brada, Mary Alice Crowse. ROW 2: Sue Vaughn, Dianna Lynn, Barbara Pitcock, Barbara Hoffman, Fiona Smith, Paula Adler, Sandy Horn. ROW 3: Susan Wooten, Ida Brown, Josephine Guzman, Jane Gullic, Kaye Kemp, Jan Gullic, Jimmy Payne, Pat Wright. �Girls' Club Sponsors ~~sweetheart Dance" ROW 1: Margaret Chambers, Linda Dye, Nancy Applegate, Paula Camphell, Dorothy McCluskey, Cheryl McCallson. ROW 2: Julie Doudna, Roberta lloltz, Janice Knight, Wanda Livmg ton, Lucy Guzman. ROW 3: Jeanette Garten, Darlene Utley, Betty Wagner, Deanna Carey, Carol Groff, Margaret Holwell, Donna rronzano. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS President • . . Paula Campbell Vice- President. • Cheryl McCallson Secretary •.• Betsy Beiderman Treasurer • . • • • . . Lucy Guzman GIRLS' Cl.UU 01 FICERS --Lucy Guzman, Betsy Beiderrnan, Mrs. I ane, Paula Catupbell, Cheryl McCallson POSE I OR CAMERA MA • SUE HAMIL TON IS CROWNLD QUEEN by her date, John Meese at the "Sweetheart Dance," I ebruary 13. Other candidates were Marsha !luff and Betsy Beiderman. Their dates were Chuck Loveless and Bill Whuney. �We're Teachers to Be ROW 1: Linda Dye, Mary Gay Cunningham, Jan Gullic, Kaye Kemp, Jane Gullic. ROW 2: Diane Miller, Barbara Pitcock, Dianna Lynn, Betsy Fletcher, Danny Sinklier. ROW 3: Lois Martinez, Mr. Atwood, Sponsor. Camera Shy· Donna Edwards, Deanna Johnson. The Future Teachers' Club consists of students interested m the teaching profession. Ways of investigating the profession this year have been by talking and watching teachers in regular classroom activities, sponsoring events with teachers, and visiting a teachers' college. Some people have been "cadet" teachers. OFFICERS GET TOGETHER--Dianna Lynn VicePresident; LolS Martinez, President; Dian~ Miller, Secretary. DEANNA JOHNSON pours coffee for Coach Lawson at the Teachers' Tea in November. Lois Martinez looks on. �Dramatics Interest Us ROW 1: Lucy Guzman, Jeannie Gilltson, Pat Anderson, Sue Wright, Kris Guinn, Sue Hamilton, Carol Coleman, Joyce Titus. ROW 2: Rachel Chavez, Arvie Foogle, Jennifer Johnson, Jan Gullic, Susie Wooten, Linda Dye, Jane Gullic. ROW 3: Tom Parrack, Bill Karr, Diane Miller, Kaye Kemp, Bonnie Brada, Deanna Johnson. ROW 4: Ned Fyrnys, Tom Rieves, Bob Kiess, Linda Hyatt, Claudia Lebsack, Sandra Good. The Drama Club is organized to promote interest and appreciation in dramatics and speech activities, and to provide opportunities for students to work in plays, radio and speech activities. Any high school student interested in working in these areas may join the club. Mr. French of the English Department sponsors the club. OFFICERS President • . • . Ed Chapman Vice- President • . . . • Linda Hyatt Secretary •• Diane Miller Treasurer ••. . Arvie Foogle ARVIE rOOGLE TRIES TO ARGUE A POI!\T with fellow officers DIANE MILLER, ED CHAPMAN, LINDA HYATT. �''We Shook the Family Tree" ----:--:~ THREE ACT COMEDY CAST MEETS FOR CRITICISMS AFTER EACH REHEARSAL, MEMBERS ARE: Bob Kiess, Deanna Johnson, Sandy Good, Arvie Fogle, Ed Chapman, Bonnie Brada, Tom Browne, Tom Rieves, Diane Miller, Mr. Al French, Director. PLAY CAST Hildegarde • Mother •• Father Bob • • • Jimmy •• Sally • • Paige •• Billie May • Jill Fred die . • • •• Mr. Shermer • • Mrs. Shermer • • Dianna Johnson Bonnie Brada • • Ed Chapman ••• Bob Kiess • ••• Arvie Fogle • • Madaline Nolan Vicki French Marsha Huff Diane Miller Tom Rieves Tom Browne Sandy Good DECEMBER 4 and 5, 1959 Presented by Juniors and Seniors DIRECTOR -- Al French Assist, Dir. -- Linda Hyatt MAKE-UP AND STAGE CREW PAUSE FOR A LAUGH. Workers are: Donna Edwards, Make-up; Ned Fyrnys, Stage Mgr.; Mr. French, Director; Linda Hyatt, Assist. Director; Jennifer Johnson , Make-up. Camera Shy: Sharon Smith, Bunny Dickson, Lois Martinez, Vic Almen. "THERE YOU ARE I YOU THIEF I" Bob Kiess tackles Tom Browne while Deanna Johnson, Tom Rieves, Marsha Huff and Diane Miller look on . (taken at rehearsal) �Lettermen Hold Banquet ROW 1: Neil Cizek, Jonn Janitell, John Yatz, Darrel Koenig, John S1mmons, John Meese, John Morgan, Ron Keller. ROW 2: Doug Campbell, Larry Otey, John Huntsman, Jim Murray, Sam Wilson, Ron Hook, Bill Whitney. ROW 3: Brian Knight, Roger Chiddex, Jeff Davis, Sky McClusky, Jerry Bishop, Chuck Wilson, Arvie Fogle, Skip Costa. The Lettermen's Club is composed of all coaches, the athletic director, and high school boys who have earned a major letter in one of the following sports - football, basketball, wrestling, baseball and track. The purpose of the club is to further Widefield's athletics. Among the important lettermen's activities was the Widefield All Sports Banquet held at the Acacia Hotel, April 13, with AF A Football Coach Ben Martin as main speaker. Books Are Our Business The school library provides for faculty and students materials needed for instruction and recreation. Its major functions are acquisition, preparation and circulation of materials . Mrs_ Mosher is head librarian . MRS . MOSHER explains indexing to student librarians, JEANETTE GARTEN , SHIRLEY PARKINSON , BARBARA HOFFMAN , NANCY LOVE. JEANETTE GARTEI'. checks m a book while CAMILLE OLIVER and MISS DISNEY . former head librarian , look on . �Industrial Arts Club Seeks nTogetherness" THE CLUB has four officers: Willy Morris, President; Joe Almen, VicePresident; Carl Heberlain, Secretary; 8 ill Morgan, Treasurer. Mr. Sidney Jones is sponsor. ROW 1: Bill Morgan, Mr. Sidney Jones, Carl Heberlain. ROW 2: Richard Chiddix, Jack Feldmeyer, Mike Kidd, Mark Goetter. ROW 3: Roy Lister, Don Tronzano, Wilbur Raven, Robin Garten. ROW 4: Norman Brown, Jim Harbin, Ro er Chiddix. Science Students Organize Club The Science Club expenments and studies to a higher degree in a chosen field . The different projects are done individually but are reported to the other members for discussion . Harold Shearer is sponsor . THE SCIENCE CLUB officers are: Matt Tani, President ; Tom Rieves. VicePresident. Camera Shy--Sandy Good, Secretary and Mr. Shearer, Sponsor. . Tom Rieves, Matt Tam, Paula Campbell, Sandy Horn, Ned Fyrnys, and Bill Smtth. Camera Shy: Mr. Shearer, Sponsor , and Sandy Good. �National Honor Stimulates Scholastic Interest and Service ROW 1: Linda Dye, John Meese, Sherry Shields, Brian Knight, Lynda Waldrop. ROW 2: Harold Larsen, Nancy Love, Rocky Salt, Matt Tani. Judy Resley, Mary Lee Peters. ROW 3: Betsy Fletcher, Ann Holland, Mr. Edwards, Sponsor; Bill Smith, Mareline Davisson, Sandra Grese. Camera Shy: Bonnie Brada. One of the highest honors that a student can attain is membership in the National Honor Society. This group, composed of students who rank in the upper tenth of their class in scholarship, promotes student service, leadership, and encourages the development of character. Officers are: President- -Bonnie Brada, Vice- President-- Betsy Fletcher, Secretary-Ann Holland, and Sponsor-- Mr. Edwards. Honor Roll Students Join Honor Discussion Group SENIORS DENIS SAUVE and BONNIE BRAD A receive honorable mention in the NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP tests. ROW 1: Shirley Hester, Deanna Carey, Matt Tani, Sally Simon, Bonnie Brada. ROW 2: Sandra Grese, Mareline Davisson, Nancy Love, Marlene Norcross. Sandra Ireland. Honor Discussion members have had opportunities to enlighten their minds by field trips to the planetarium and airport, and by discussion meetings with a psychologist and a representative of a labor union. Sponsor of club is Mr. Driscoll. �DON BATCHEDLER End - Soph. STAN BE TO ' Guard - Soph. Gladiators Tally Six LINEUP FOR LEADERS: Sylvan Lawson, line coach; Frank Stancato, head coach; Gary Gorham, end and defensive backfield coach. TERRY BISHOP Tackle - Sr. DOUG C AMPBELI. Fullback - Sr. JOHN CAN '0 Fullback - Sr. 2nd P.P.L. All-Star Season's Highlights The 1959 Gladiators performing in the Pikes Peak league brought much excitement to Widefield fans throughout the course of the past season. Undoubtedly the league opener with Castle Rock was a real thriller--Widefield winning (: to 0 in a game that saw the Huskies threatening to score in the final minutes. One of the strong highlights of the year was the game with Manitou at Manitou Stadium. After three periods of scoreless play, Widefield erupted for three touchdowns in a very crucial game during the midseason fight for the league lead. An athlete shows competitive spirit in the classroom as well as the training field. He is loyal to his team and his school, and must exemplify the highest ideals. Coach Stancato *Sept. 5 Sept. 11 Sept. 19 Oct. 9 * Oct. 16 Oct. 26 games won Widefield 12 Widefield 6 Widefield 19 Widefield 26 Widefield 18 Widefield 34 ROGER CHIDDIX Guard - Soph. Stratton 0 Castle Rock 0 Harrison 6 Air Academy 6 Manitou 0 Mounument 0 ART CLARK End - Soph. Sept. 26 *Oct. 19 *Nov. 7 games lost Widefield 0 Florence 18 Widefield 19 Fountam 25 Widefield 0 Cheyenne Mt. 6 *games away JEFF DAVIS End - Soph. JACK FELDMEYER Guard - Soph. 2ndP.P.L. All-Star ARVIE FOGLE Guard - Sr. �MA FREb HORST Halfback - Soph. )OIIt'-: JANITELL Center - Soph. DALEJE Klt\S Tackle - Sr. RON KELLER Halfback -Jr. BRIAN K IGHT Manager -Jr. Out of Nine in 1959 STERLING PAYTON --ff30 turns on the spec<.! in a sizeable gain against Fountain on the Trojans home fiel<.l. After leaJing 12-0 in the fmt quarter the Gladiators dropped a 25-19 decision to the Pikes Peak League Champs. Other Widefield players arc Bill Whitney #22, Chuck Loveless #80, and Oarell Koenig #70. SIX POINTS--Wilbur Raven, Widcfiel<.l left halfback, scores from 20 yards out against the Air Academy Hill.h School. The Gla<.liators downed the Kadets 26-6 to remam in league contention. Other Widefield players are Darcll Koenig #70, Chuck Loveless #80, and Sam Wilson #72. DARELL KOENIG Tackle- Jr. 2nd P.P.L. All-Star RON LAM ASCUS Manager - Jr. CHUCK LOVELESS End - Sr. EDMU1 D MA UEL Halfback - Soph. !lARRY McCLUSKY Guar<.l - Sorh. �JOHN MEESE Quarterback - Jr. JOHN MORGA Center - Sr. LARRY OTEY Manager - Jr . JIM PERRY Guard - Soph . STERLING PAYTON Halfback - Jr . Homecoming LOYAL W. H. s. students and fans cheer the Gladiators on after a scoreless first half against Florence . WILBUR RA YEN Halfback- Soph. 1st P. P. L. All-Star ROCKY SALT Tackle - Soph . JOHN SIMMONS Quarterback - Sr . MIKE VENDITTI Tackle -Jr. BILL WHITNEY End - Soph. �TOM WILKEY End -Jr. SAM WILSO Tackle - Sr. DENNIS WIL TGEI\: Halfback -Jr. JOH YATES End -J r. September 26 Gladiators vs. Florence Huskies CARRYING THE MAIL FOR WIDEFIELD Ron Keller skirts right end for a sizeable gain against Florence in a crucia I game for first place in the P. P. L. F Iorence handed Wide field its first defeat of the season 1b-O. Widefield players blocking for Ron are quarterback John Meese #10, tackle Darcll Koenig #70, left halfback Wilbur Raven #21. QUEEN CANDIDATES Donna Edwards, ]ennifer Johnson, and Wanda Brower join the Homecoming Parade through Security Village, September 26. THE SENIOR FLOAT, piloted by Kaye Kemp and Mary Guzman, added color to the half -tlme ceremomes. �Your 1959 Football Queen QUEEN WANDA. Bright eyed, pert Wanda Brower was Widefield's ideal choice for Homecoming Queen. �Ninth Grade Football ROW 1: Mike Bruss, Mike Buchanan, Dick Pyatt, Larry Johnson, Richard Chiddix, Richard Chenoweth, Joe Ramaglia, Paul Wells, Allan MacDonald. ROW 2: Steve Stevens, Gordon Koop, Ronnie l'allin, Steve Barp.ers, Gene Nally, Robert Wassinger, Charles Mangum, Danny Ward, Ken Ryhal, Eddie Tafoya, Miles Reiher. NINTH GRADE SCORES games won Widefield 34 Fountam 6 Widefield 19 Ft. Carson 7 Widefield 19 Castle Rock 0 Widefield 20 Palmer "C" 7 Widefield 13 Fountain 0 game lost Widefield 0 Wasson "C" 13 COACHES: Harold Shearer Gary Gorham TACKLING PRACTICE on Crowther Machine WORKING on defensive strategy in preparation for a game . �The 1959-60 ba)ketball season started with one return in letter-winner, junior John Meese on the squad. After Christmas and the addition of senior Jim Harbin, a tran fer student, the starting line-up included enwrs John Morgan, Jim Harbin, juniors Mike Venditti, Jolm Yates, and John Mee e. fhe highlights of the season were: Setting of a P. P. L. high a me scoring record 90-51 against Air Academy, Jolm Meese placing third m P. P. L. season scoring with a total of 228 points in 15 games for a 15.2 point per game average, JUnior Mike Venditti leadin~ the team in reboundinp. with a total of 134 in 17 p,a111es playing both forward and guard. The regular season ended with the Gladiators in 4th place with an 8-8 record in P. P. L. play and a 9-9 season record. Coach Greene COAO GREE A-Squad Gladiators Tie for 4th • tn Pikes Peak VARSITY SQUAD--ROW 1: Darell Koenig, John Simmons, John Meese, John Yates, Dennis Wiltgen. ROW 2: Chuck Loveles , Jolm llartman, Jim Harbin , Hans Schuetz . ROW 3: Jim Murray, Mike Venditti, John Morgan, Denis Sauve. League DENIS SAUVE 5'11" Senior Forward JOHN MORGA 6 '1" Senior Center SEASON'S WIDEFIELD OPPONENTS W 41 Cheyenne Mt. 28 Monument 28 W 52 Harrison 45 L 39 St. Mary's 37 W 44 40 Air Academy 46 L Canon City 37 L 24 Manitou 60 L 48 W 51 Fountain 46 L 48 Florence 51 L 45 Castle Rock 62 31 Cheyenne Mt. 27 W Monument 54 W 74 �Gladiators Lasso Rangers CHUCK LOVELESS 5'11" Senior Guard JIM HARBIN 5'11" Senior Forward JOHN HARTMAN, Junior forward goes high for a rebound against Monument. JIM HARBIN waits to assist, Gladiators won 74-54. JOHN SIMMONS 5' 6" Senior Guard SCORES OPPONENTS 41 Harrison 51 Air Academy Manitou L Florence L 66 Castle Rock L 46 Fountain w DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 60 Florence 40 L 48 Air Academy w 83 57 Monument w 72 WIDEFIELD w w 54 90 41 50 38 55 Widefield ~i Takes Consolation • DIStrict tn Tournament TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS: Johnny Yates was leading scorer with 56 points. He also had best shooting percentage making 22 out of 26 points. John Morgan led in rebounding. The Gladiators scored the IT!OSt points in one game ( 83) and led all teams in scoring with 195 points with a 65 point game average. �Huskies &unce Gladiators JIM HARBI~, Senior forward, is soooting his favorite jump soot against Florence. Juniors JOHN MEESE and JOHN YATES are moving in for the rebound. Florence won 51-48. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD Season 12 Won 5 Lost League 8 Won 2 Lost Tournament 3 Won 0 Lost Non League 1 Won 3 Lost SYLVAN LAWSON Freshmen Coach Gladiators for '63 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL We They 38 Fountain 33 16 Horace Mann 20 40 Ft . Carson 26 31 Horace Mann 36 30 Harrison 48 41 Fountain 13 31 Ft. Carson 15 29 Castle Rock 28 29 Manitou 21 18 Florence 19 21 West Jr . High 24 37 Fountain 30 30 Manitou 19 44 Florence 31 72 Ft . Carson 36 33 West Jr . High 26 39 Harrison 31 ROW 1: Dick Chenoweth, Miles Re1her, Roger Chiddix, Eddie Tafoya. Steve Stevens, Steve Bargers, James Reid. ROW 2: Lonnie Ha gart, Rickey Johnson, Robert Wasinger, Charles Mangum, Danny Ward. �Survives Strong Season with 8 Wins ROW 1: Ed Manuel, Brian Knight, Charles Yates, Don Tronzano. ROW 2: Bill Pearson, Rocky Salt, Bill Whitney, Tom Wilkey, Ed 13ynum. ROW 3: Harold Larson, Werner Litton, Bob Trupp, Ron Castle. Camera Shy: Ron Anderson. We 32 31 23 16 28 16 42 25 15 BASKETBALL SCORES FOR "B" SQUAD They We They Cheyenne 19 26 Castle Rock 49 Monument 20 29 Cheyenne 17 Harrison 26 22 Monument 23 St. Mary's 27 34 Harrison 35(overtime) Academy 20 32 Academy 24 Canon City 43 22 Manitou 24 Manitou 33 25 Florence 26 Fountain 28 27 Castle Rock 40 Florence 14 33 Fountain 32 f~B" Squad Splits Victories with Rangers GARY GORHAM "B" Squad Coach BILL PEARSON graoomg a rebound from Monument in a "B" squad game. BOB TRUPP and RON ANDERSON of the Glad iators look on. �DICK KINDSFATER, JR. 95 lbs. 2nd in league JOHN HUNTSMA , JR. 103 lbs. 1st in league KEN KINDSfATER, SR. 112 lbs. 3rd in league GARY GOWEN, SR. 120 lbs. 3rd in league Mat Men Take Second JOHN SIMMONS, JR. 120 lbs. Coach Stancato ARVIE FOGLE, SR. 127 lbs. 2nd in league BILL MORGAN and Jack Orr (Castle Rock) wrestle for 1st place in tournament. GRAIG LAS ELY , JR. 127 lbs. WRESTLING RECORD W. H . S . 32 Castle Rock 27 Fountain Valley 30 Harrison 14 Florence 42 Cheyenne 32 Castle Rock 21 Deaf and Blind Harrison 35 16 Florence 27 Cheyenne CLARK ALEXAt\DER, SR . 133 lbs. 90UG CAMPBELL, SR. 133 lbs. 12 18 7 32 7 18 20 12 35 24 �JOHN CANNON, SR. 133 lbs. 1st in league BOB BRAENTIGAN, JR. 138 lbs. JOHN JANITELL, JR. 145 lbs. 2nd in league LARRY OTEY, JR. 154 lbs. 3rd in league in Pikes Peak League JOHN CANNON and Mike Huiatt (Florence) in tense battle for 1st place in PPL tournament. JOHN JANITELL (W) and Larry Steele (Florence) try for 1st place in 145 lb. class. Result: Steele won on a decision. The WIDEFIELD WRESTLING TEAM competing in the Pikes Peak League took second place honors during the season and tournament finale held in the Widefield gym. The Widefield team was strong in nearly every decisive wins over Harrison, Cheyenne, and Castle Rock . With the future initiat ion of wrestling on the Junior High, we look for good wrestling at WIDEFIELD in years ahead. BILL MORGAN, JR. 165 lbs. 2nd in league HARRY McCLUSKY , JR. 175 lbs. WILBUR RAVEN , SOPH. 180 lbs. 1st in league DALE JENKINS , SR. hwt 2nd in league �Physical Education Improves Coordination To make healthy bodies which produce active healthy minds is the purpose of physical education courses. MIKE VENDITTI and DICK KINDSFATER demonstrate sit-up technique of enCoach Lawson instructs, duran~e tests in fifth period physical education class. P. E. Instructors: Damro, Surtace, Greene, Lawson GIRLS interested in swimming travel to the Broadmoor Swimming Pool twice a month for practice and fun with Miss Damro, physical education instructor. This year a trampoline was purchased for gym classes. Here Judy Sketoe is ready to demonstrate a jump for Cheryl Norman and Betty Kjervestad, Activities practiced 8* volleyball a• 8 basketball G 8 gymnastics G 8 softball G trampoline G 8 8 track G badminton G tumbling G 8 dance G 8 social G modern G swimming G 8 soccer G marching G 8 wrestling 8 indoor relays 8 touch football 8 pigtail football 8 endurance tests *8--boys G--girls �Spring Sports Are on Our Schedule TRACK MEN--ROW 1: Ron Keller, Jeff Davis, Dennis Wiltgen, John Yates, Derus Sauve, Steve Shobe. ROW 2: Rusty Wasinger, Richard Chiddix, Sky McClusky, Ron Lamascus, Eddie Tafoya. BASEBALL COACH - Mr . Greene TRACK COACH - Mr . Lo~r BASEBALL --ROW 1: Edmund Manuel, Art Clark, John Meese, Jim Harbin, Harold Larsen. ROW 2: Matt Tan!, Darell Koenig, Rocky Salt, John Morgan, John Hartman, Jim McCarter, Jim Murray. �In and About School "LUNCH WI every day. TH THE BUNCH" is a happy time t\ rnecorn · "ed b'Y p" w as en)O] l'l~ t\O a\\ at the o inn oance. e OUR BUSINESS Manager, MR. LEIGLETER, soows one of his famous smiles that can always be found around W. H. s. �SENIORS , TOM RIEVES and SANDY HART, try an experiment in the science room . · VIRG , CUSTODIAN, takes nme out to chat. IN THE corn . MATH d e Into be. epattrn Ing ent s • quare rOots and Proofs IN OFFICE PRACTICE, SENIORS SA DY GIEBER, BETTY WAGNER, and t-<ANCY LOVE, are learning to use the mimeoscope. MA Y MORNINGS , the school' s pet "KIM, " greets students as they come to school. (By the way, his real master is Mr . Poole, Principal.) NO SCHOOL would ever be complete without the steady " click clack" from the typing room. In and About School �In and About School CHRISTMAS TIME found the Student Council uee belng trimmed by SENIOR BETSY FLETCHER, JUNIOR MARSHA HUFF, and SOPHOMORE CAROL COLEMAN. TilE HOME ECONOMICS Department turns out good cooks. SOCIAL helps us to understand world problemsSCIENCE . LENDING A helpin& hand on the play pro&rams are VIC , KAYE, and ELAINE. �JENNIFER JOHNSON provided the entertainment for the FT A- Teacher Tea with a pantomime. MR. STAUFFER studies a negative from his assoned collection in the photo lab. GIRLS MOCK W H S game. • • • Basketball Players fl or a pep- assembly before h t e Monument DRAFTING CLASS at W. H. S. interests both girls and boys. In and About School SENIORS SANDY IRELAND and SANDY GIEBER-looking forward to gr aduanon--measure for caps and gowns . WRESTLING TEAM AD MIRES their second pl ace league trophy . �"HAll.. TO OUR GLADIATORS. fight on to victory and win us the title of the leaders and the best." The School Song echos the students hope for victory. In and About School r COMPOSITION IS stressed in the E . nglrsh Depanm FRIEND OR FOE??? TO SUPPORT THE prom. Junior Class members sell refreshments during the home basketball games. ent. �Feet That Grow Junior High Uub 69 �Junior High EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Mr. Herbert, Sponsor; Hollings Renton, President: Alan Griffe, Treasurer; Delfinia Lujan, Secretary; Penny Simpson, Vice-President; Mrs. Sullivan, Spon or. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Mr. Bolton, Sponsor; Pete Meese, Pres1dent; Tony Young, Secretary; Eloise Brooks, Vice-President; Barbara Burger, Treasurer; Mrs. Schacht, Sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE, ROW 1: Sue Foulk, Lyndell Ross, Marsha Grimes, Darlene Greer, Alana Henke, Barbara Thomas, Carey Gomez, Sandra Fox, Charlette Hernandez, Judy Kirkpatrick. ROW 2: Judy Butcher, Joe Castkowski, Robert TruJillo, Danny Shields, Bill Richardson, Bonnie Bowden, Lynn Shafer, Alan Griffee, Lola Pfanenstiel, Pam Gieber, Jackie Steed. ROW 3: Stan Huntsman, Judy Romero, Molly Tilley, Sarah Fyrnys, Barbara Dotson, Susan Hubbart, Connie Price, Charlotte Wilbarn, Kay Melton, Barbara Smith, Penny Simpson. ROW 4: Mike Sinklier, Pat McFadden, Pat Boroz, Donna Buchanan, Frances Smith, Mary McFadden, Mike Chapman, Dwight Metcalf, Zee Holwell, N ancey Chmielewski, Sandra Ruscoe. ROW 5: Bonnie Gash, Donna Smith, Linda Dreher, Veronica Apodaca, Tom Hendricks, Glenn Wheeler, Dave Groff, Kenny Smith, Charles Cunningham, Lynda Peacock, Linda Harper. �EIGHTH GRADE, ROW 1: Curtis Howell, George MacCready, Sharon Phillips, Delfinia Lujan, Valerie Ankram, Bob Cronkhite, Lynn McCord, Alice Stevens, Joan Barr, Hollin~ Renton, Jim Burrows. ROW 2: Albert Garten, Ronald Wickham, Bill Sheaves, Paul Peterson, Fritz Bcunz, Douglas McDonald, Ronald Crippen, Mike Johnson, Doug Kouba, John Stoen, Linda Trupp. ROW 3: Lew Davis, Bertha Hernandez, Claude Burke, Bill Bangs, Jim County, Sandy Cook, Gloria Zalanski, Mayo Neyland, Cheryl Greden, Pam Wilke, Sherrell Gilbert. ROW 4: Ronald Wilkinson, Bob Byerly, Guy Colaneri, Eddie Simmons, Lonnie Rivis, Jim Quintona, Bill Gillison, Barbara Yell, Diane Almong, Sandy Simon, Judy Wilkinson. ROW 5: Joanna Orange, Barbara Hollopeter, Emily Otey, Janet Diesel, Cathie Utley, Cathey Whitlow, Don Sweeney, John Buchanan, Joe Pyle. ROW 6: Bruce McMullen, Bill Tolch, Gary Rude, Richard Lyons, Jackie Gordon, Lana Nolan, Karin Reinhart, Inez Pollard, Gail Neilson, Ronnie Benton. EIGHTH GRADE, ROW 1: Richard Lunsford, Dick Siewing, Chris Huff, Melva Reed, Cheryl Nicksich, Mary Murphy, Cynthia Hutter, Joanne Boucher, Anita Fogle. ROW 2: Dick Hildenbrand, Dennis Vaughn, Robert Costa, Mike . Guyote. Jerrell Boothe, Jim Enloe, Gary Frazee, Mike Seyfert, Elizabeth Shannon, Ann Lord. ROW 3: Kathy Yeo, Mike Hutchison Larry Ivy, Don Hendershot, Gary Sloan, Lawrence Walker, Bill Horn, Mike Murray, Larry Hart, Steve Lund. ROW 4: Jeannie Lister, Sharon Boyd, Laurel Miller, Judy Gizz1, Sandra Murray, Sharon Sackhoff, Susan Maas, Maria Spagnolini, Elizabeth Murray, Catherine Salt. ROW 5: C aro 1 Lee Williamson, D1ana Ohlson, Judy Bannister, Audrey Erickson, Jane Akers, Pam Hanson, Marcia Armknecht, Susan Parnell, Barbara Bergeson, Virginia Yontz. ROW 6: Tommy Pearson, Chris Burpo, Steven Huntsman, Roy Powers, Karl Duran, Bob Gentry, David Gorman, Bill Dye, Gary Blair, Eddie Simmons. �SEVENTH GRADE, ROW l: Yolanda Lopez, Mary Sharrar, Rita Stroud, Sharon Maska, Art Walters, Buddy Ross, Roy Gibson, Mike Wooten, John Reiher, John Baugh, Mil<e Antonio, Ted Reed. ROW 2: Cindy Perry, Peggy Brown, Barbara Crew, Gywn Douthite, Linda Reed, Bonnie Campbell, Karen Braentigam, Gary Atwell, Mikey Parnell, Lyle Wtkner, Dennie Koenig. ROW 3: Danny Hoffman, Pat Wyble, Pat Stoen, Harriet Jackson, Eleanor Shaw, Darlene Snow, Judy Bumgardner, Janette Johnson, Sheryl Sinnes, Franz Yoke, Larry Gillam, Pat Estes, Jack Warner. ROW 4: Mary Maestas, Ruby Tafoya, Phyllis Harper, Gabriel Biel, KarenNewsom, Siebrena Wood, Elaine States, Toni Young, Gilbert Trujillo, Fred Wasinger, Kathy Babb. ROW 5: Dave Kindsfater, Carol Bolin, John Bailey, Lynn Remple, Don Wilson, Charles Holwell, !{on Pierce, Clifford Hazelton, nanny Lynn, Sam Larsen, Don Boyer, John Walter . SEVENTH GRADE, ROW l: Candy Korbelik, Arnold Porter, Dick Schumacher, Gordon Glasgow, Dale Fhee, Dona Engberg, Nancy Gronmillar, Sharon Coleman, Eloise Brooks, Gary Bynam, Elizabeth Shaw . ROW 2: Linda Brown, Sharon Lauderdale, Pamela Purdue, Richard McNearney, Catherine Yontz, Cecila Lampe, Bill Klemp, Gary Hatmaker, Jerry Edgar , Linda Carmichael, Margaret Blyth. ROW 3: Sheryl Hamilton, Karen Louden, Barbara Burger, ickie Smith, Gilbert Taylor, David Orr, Pat Street, Pat Music, Sharon McKee, Carol Luedtske, Jerry Lam ascus, John Dawson. ROW 4: John McFarland , Jack Draeger, EugeneApodaca, James Shouse, Barry Zaiger, Shirley Krause , Roberta Workman, Linda Wadding, Mike Townson, Don Tornsha, Sharon Steel, Roxine Reynolds. ROW 5: Alice Eakin, Dorothy LeBeau , Mary Emma Parrack, Connie Ries, Linda Reeder, Donna Knight, Cynthia Proal. Kay Marie Wright, Larry Ward, Harry Heflin. �SEVENTH GRADE, ROW 1: Jerry King, Steven Thorpe, Dennis Grasmick, Venton McPherson, Brian Byron, David Ury, Dennis Sent. ROW 2: Roy Sundt, Mark Sweet, Pat Richards, Richard Powers, Perry Akord, Gary Garrison, Robert Grondhal, David Wright. ROW 3: Tom Payne, Mike Chambers, Roy Larson, William Peirce, Rex Parkison, David Reese, John Henke. ROW 4: Bill Crouse, Michael Harron, Roger Teich, Roger Sims, Fred Thomas, Richard Hayes, Mike Petrioskii, Craig Pohlemz. SEVENTH GRADE, ROW 1: Diane Hutter, Sharron Wheeler, Cheryl Thibedean, Marie Trujillo, Claudia Engle, Connie Miller, Nancy East, Cynthia Peacock, Joyce Mitchell, Bernice Valdez, Linda McCulla. ROW 2: Linda Smedsrud, Sharon Asher, Barbara Belknap, Vici Cercy, Darrin Gay, Grenda Lorye, Ginger Harris, Pat Micholos, Judy Wheeler, Pat Showalter, Susan Newman. ROW 3: Ron Meridith, Leonard Titus, Paul Meese, Louis Ruybal, Edeanna Wood, Pauline Romero, Sue Kidd, Claudia Chenoweth, Angela Sinklier, Mary Beth Whittle, Bette Lou Wiley. ROW 4: Jim Grimes, Bob McCall, Ron Adams. Walter Petrovich. Bob Alexander, Ken Freese, Lana Eastin, Sharon Pearson, Theresa Brown, Susan Givens, Kathy Venditti, Sheryl Salmon. ROW 5: Sharon Bigelow, Jeanne Ito Sandra McCarron, Lydia Obrist, Doug Werner, Harley Rice, Steven Hughes, Dan Sandoval, Bill Williams, Glen Spiltu, Gregory Chavez. ROW 6: Karyla Bruner, Elaine Thompson, Sherry Shelton, Billie Jo Bannister, Nancey Antonio, Sandra Thomas, Linda Hanson, Donalee Roggee, Sophie Duran, Linda Scott, Janette Sanchez. �Jr. High Council Talks of Many Things The Council plans the Junior high dances, collects money from their classmates to furnish the school with playground equipment, heads the Junior High Cancer Fund in Security, aids in the selection of national assemblies for ~he coming year, and helps in setting up the 8th grade dinner and dance at the end of the year . ._. ROW 2: Barbara Lamascus. . . Pete Meese, jerry . ooke Tonl You~~· ROW 1: Don Koenlg, Gabriel Beil, Elol~ Br n Delfinia Lu)an, Burger, Karen ~oli1~· Bill Horn, Penny ~~~~~s Renton, Ed Simmons. ROW 3: Alan rROW '4: Tom Pearson, Carey Gomez. Cheerleaders Full of Pep Carol Williamson, Cindy Hutter, Lyndell Ross , Barbara Smith, Sue Foulk, Ann Lord , Nancy Osborne (Mascot) cheer the Junior High Football and Basketball boys to victory. �Jr. High Football Has 4 Wins - 1 Loss ROW 1: Tommy Pearson, Steven Huntsman, Roy Powers, Claude Burke, Mike Murray, Kenneth Smith, James Enloe, Glenn Wheeler. ROW 2: Ronnie Crippen, Robert Gentry, Joe Pyle, Bill Hom, BillHorn, Mike Hutchison. Coach Knisely. Camera shy: Chris Burpo, Manager. SCORES: WJHS 20, Air Acad. 30; WJHS 37, Manitou 24; WJHS 28, Fort Carson 30; WJHS 24, Harrison 21; WJHS 19, Manitou 20; WJHS 14, Florence 13; WJHS 34, Fountain 15; WJHS 19, Florence 24; WJHS 18, Fort Carson 38; WJHS 16, Harrison 29. WIDEFIELD INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT: WJHS 35, Fountain 9; WJHS 30, Manitou 24; WJHS 28, Horace Mann 26. �Junior High Chorus Meets Before School ROW 1' Linda Brown, Joyce Mirchell, Sharon Sackhoff, Vicky McMahill, Cynthia Proal, Pam Cooke, Sharon McKee, ROW 2: Bonnie Bowden, Penny Simpson, Gayle Needham, Betsy Murray, Pany Show alrer, Mary Beth Whiule, Elizabe rh Shaw, Johnson. ROW 3' Linda Harp&, Donna Smith, Pam P&due, ElolSe Brooks, Bette Lou WlleY, janette Sanchez, Pat Street. )~neue ROW 1' Bill Dye, Charlotte Hernandez, Barbara Dotson, Susan Chinworth, Becky Dilworth, Allan Griffee, Donna Buchanan, Marsha Armknecht, Lew Davis. ROW 2, Susan Neuman. Mike Hutchison, Ronnie Meredith, Sam Larsen, janet Diesel, Guy Coianeri, john Reiher, Don Hendershot, Bill Sheaves, Sue Foulk. ROW 3, Denny Koenig, Mat Topez, Barry Zaiger, Linda Smedsrud, Gary Hatmaker, Bill KlemP. KathY Utl ey , ROW 4: Ron Wilkinson, Bob Byerly , Don Sweeney, Jim Brady, john Baugh. �CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '60 SENIORS Val/ones's Pastry Shop SECURITY, COLORADO BEST WISHES FROM THE Kwi/e Shake Inn TO THE '60 SENIORS Complete fountain service and sandwiches . 385 Main Security, Colorado BOOSTING SECURITY VILLAGE AND (in particular) OUR FINE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND The Widefield High Gladiators Stmms of Security r--- · LUBRICATION WASHING SPECIALISTS POLISHING WHEEL BALANCING BATTERIES HOOD TIRES 240 Main EX 2-7057 77 �Congratulations ffJ tbe Seniors of '60 from Security Cleaners & Laundry 388 Main -Shopping Center Security Village, Colorado r:- - . -·.. Congratulations '60 Grads The Willis Agency RealffJr Insuror Security Beauty Salon 368 Main Street Security, Colorado Congratulations Class of '60 Money saved for an education pays the biggest dividend Home Security Industrial Bank 382 Main Street Security, Colorado �Conuratulations o to. the. '60 S~niors of W1def1eld H1gh School ~~ Security Conoco 230 Main Street Security, Colorado Ralph's Shoes Security Village Colorado Springs, Colorado It Pays to Look Your Best Buck's Barber Shop Congratulations to the '60 Seniors from Security Security Dental Clinic and Security Clinic Colorado �"WEE GEE" isn't so "wee" any longer and neither are "we ••• " Growing with our community to better serve our community. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Tom & Gene Self Service Modern Shopping Everything for the sportsman. Specializing in team equipment. Also featuring WHITESTAG, JANTZEN, ASPEN sportswear for the ladies. Von's Sports Shop Acknowledgments The Spartacus Staff wishes to thank all who, by their encouragement and assistance, helped make this yearbook possible. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Joe Stauffer and the photo club for the time they so willingly gave to develop and process pictures. Whits Studio· s most welcomed help should also be acknowledged . Qur FEET are ready for bed. ��.~ �• • • ' • • �� 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. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1959-1960 Widefield High School and Junior High School Spartacus "Follow the Footprints through W.H.S." Yearbook Vol 3 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. 1959-1960 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security (Colo.), Widefield (Colo.) Description An account of the resource Widefield High School and Junior High School yearbook - 1960, including students in grades seven through twelve, faculty, and staff. Includes Administration, classes, activities and ads 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 Extent The size or duration of the resource. Unpaged; 27cm; black and white photos; autographed by students and staff Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. "Follow the Footprints through W.H.S." Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource 1959-60 Yearbook staff of Widefield High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-60 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. "Feet That..." Lead (Administration); Follow (Classes); Serve (Activities); Grow (Junior High); Ads Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1960 Assist Principal baseball basketball C.A Foster camera club cheerleaders Colorado Don's Sports Shop Dr. James O'Donnell Dr. Robert Brown Drama Duckwall's football Future teachers of America club girls club Glenn Driscoll Home Security Industrial Bank Industrial arts club John and P.L. Groff junior high Kwik Shake Inn Lettermen Louis Pinello National Honor Society Ninth grade football pep club Principal Ralph's Shoe Store Richard D Taylor Robert Poole School Board: Rodger Fay school library school newspaper widefield gladiator school switchboad Science club Security Village Security Beauty Salon Security Cleaners Security Conoco Security Dental Clinic and Security Clinic Simms of Security student council track team Vallone's Pastry Shop Wee Gee WHS music program Willis Agency wrestling