https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1cb74a2e8557bde5a93684ca9a696719.pdf f81124a316e27aaf4fdb8e0fb061327e PDF Text Text �����2 �Table of Contents Opening . . . . . . . . I -8 Homecoming .... 9-13 Football. ...... 14-19 Tennis ........ 20-2 I Crosscountry .. 22-2 5 Winter Division. 26-27 Winter Ball .... 28-3 I Swimming ..... 32-3 5 Wrestling ..... 36-41 Basketball ..... 42-4 7 Sweetheart .... 48-51 Spring Division . 58-59 Track ........ 60-63 Carnival ...... 64-67 Baseball ...... 68-7 I Hall of Fame ... 72-7 3 Prom ......... 74-7 7 Graduation .... 7 8-8 I Seniors ...... 86-1 19 Juniors . . . . . 122-1 3 I Sophomores . 148-1 57 Organizations I 58-1 8 5 Faculty ..... I 88-199 Senior Achievement ... 203 Index ....... 204-209 ���Today is ours let's live it. Love is strong let's give it. If a song can help, let's sing it Peace is priceless let's keep it. The past is done forget it. Our work is here; let's do it. 6 �Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow That which is past is gone and irrevocable and wise men have enough to do with things present and to come; therefore they do but trifle with themselves that labor in past matters. Francis Bacon Finish each day and be done with it, you have done what you could, some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in. Forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. Max Wylie 7 �If the world is wrong, let's right it. If the road is rough, let's clear it. The future is vastdon't fear it. If faith is asleep, let's wake it. Today is ours: make the most of it. Author unknown 8 �The 1970 Homecoming royalty took a break during the annual Homecoming dance at the WHS gym. They are from left to right: Eric Sites, Sue Phipps, Willie Stirgus; Queens Joette Lewis, and Jackie Nakayama; Jim elson, Sue Ruddy, Mike Cheney, Linda Strachan, Bill Presley. Rain tree Plays At Mythical Magic Raintree provides the rhythmn as the Glads celebrate another successful Homecoming. 9 �Semor practices became more enjoyable when the senior coaches (Roy Kent, Kevin Raichl, Carl Redfern and Mike Cheney) showed up. Halfback Jackie akayama gains yardage while Linda Strachan and Rowena Heidle attempt to block her. Seniors Let Juniors The junior- emor powder puff game aroused many different emotions. Sue Phipps expresses her's very distinctly. Coach Kevin Raichl, at halftime, encourages the enior team to try harder. PLEASE! The victorious junior team was coached by Tom Liverman, Steve Draegr, Tony Lukavitch, Doug Tucker and Greg Resmussun. �FBLA's float, "Glads Have the Golden Touch," captured first place. Second place float, "Glads Can't be Persuaded," was sponsored by the WHS chorus. Prove Their Masculinity The WHS band takes part in the annual homecoming parade. Queens Joette Lewis, Jackie Nakayama and Linda Strachan, Sue Ruddy, Sue Phipps were all very proud to ride on the third place float. 11 �Coach Hastings lead the football team to a 9-1 eason record. The 1970 football team had a victorious sea on record with their only loss to Cheyenne. With seconds left to play against Air Academy, the Glads emerge victorious. 12 The halftime entertainment was perforn d by the WHS band, under the direction of Mr. Berglund. The 1970 Homecoming was blasted off October 12, as Joette Lewis and Jackie Nakayama were crowned queens at the annual coronation assembly. The exciting week was fllled with many great events. Tue day brought the unforgettable Powder Puff game in which the class of 72 defeated the Semor women 19·0. On Wednesday night the movie "Guns of avarrone" was shown. Thur day afternoon was reserved for the Homecoming parade. Sproul and Widefield bands played while FBLA'S "Glads Have the Golden Touch" float took first place. Second place float was entered by chorus; "Glads Can't Be Persuaded." The queens' float took third. Juniors decided to skip a float and put their talent to use by presenting a Hay Ride that night. The following night the mighty Glads proved their mystical magic against the Kadets and stomped them 54-0 another record for the Glads, as thi has been the most point scored over an opposing team with zero in the hi tory of WHS. The final scenes of Homecoming were witnessed Saturday night a Raintree closed another Homecoming that will be remembered long after. �With two Queens reigning over "Mythical Magic," the 1970 Homecoming was bound to be a success. Top: Joette Lewis and Jackie Nakayama. Attendants: Linda Strachan, Sue Phipps and Sue Ruddy. Two Reign At Mythical Magic 13 �14 �The 1970 Varsity team members are bottom row from left to right: Gary Kondratek, Guy Chavez, Sene Upchurch, Tony 0 kvarek, Lamont Gizzi, Ed Santa Maria, Enc Sites, Jim elson, Bill Presley, Mike Sigala, Maunce Guiterez, Rufu Black. Top row: Steve J enkms, Glen Davenport, Dave Driscoll, Gaylord Mays, Russ Bolin, Doug Payton, Gordon Brown, Tom White, Ray Racca, Dennis Davenport, Mike Purdue, Steve Lollis, ext row: Doug Trondsend, John Bu chman, Jim Hop on, Kevin Raichl, Jim Alford, Fred Harrison, Frank DiSimone, Ricky Riley, Tim Hop on, Fred Harri on, Mike Rook, Bill Strehl. Next row: Steve Hittesdorf, John Bower , Mike StGermaine, Randy Early, Willie Sturgus, Randy Pierce, Alvin Phlipps, Joe Varone, Gary Wells, Mike Hurry, Richard Schwartz, Tom Boatman, and David Hunter. This i Widefield's Junior Var ity Football Team. Their season was mixed between victories and losses to area opponents. 15 �Glads # 2 In Will Rogers league Team Finishes With A Nine And One Football Season 16 �Quarterback Dave Driscoll hands off to Willie. Another of Widefield's fme quarterbacks. �Bill Strehl assists on tackle to defeat Harrison. The WHS coaching staff this year consisted of Don Hastings, Head Coach; and Bob Bowers, Ray Sanchez, and Robert Taylor, assistant coaches. Sophomore coaches were Stan Nelson, Bill Moore and Mr. Ellarton. Coach Hastings giving some winning advice. 18 �The Gl d fought long and hard for a number one position thi eason, but they fell short to Cheyenne Mountain. Factors urrounding thi mis at the top spot included injured knees, ankles, and bodies. Blisters were common and the practice were long and the wind sprints were even longer. As the team grew maller and the days shorter, the team grew tronger and tronger. When a Gladiator put on his uniform and worked out on the field, he was no longer a boy- he was a football player. The Glad were 9 and 1 this season and had the number one rated ofC n e in the tate. The backfield had many talents: Dave Dri oil, Willie Sturgis, Mike St. Germaine, Gary Kondrate , and Steve Jenkins. The front line was boasting many lettermen nd many promising juniors and seniors. Next year the three quarterbacks will be back in the lineup and the Glad will be rolling again. The Junior Varsity team defeats Palmer. J.V. Running backWidefield style. 19 �Humphrey And Morris Take Fourth in District Tennis Competition Seniors Larry Humphrey and Dave Morris, the number one singles team, played their way to a fourth-place finish at the district tournament. This is the highest finish for any Widefield Racket men, highlighting this year's tennis season. Bob Hamling displays backhand form. Dave Morris and Larry Humphrey prepare to down another opponent. 20 The 1970 Widefield Tennis team members are from left to right: Ricky Jensen, Phil Weisner, Max Urata, Dan Snelling. Kneeling from left to right: Ross Manuel, Jim Michon, and George Burton. �Phil Weisner shows his determination and skill, along with his teammates pictured below. Ross Manuel fires a erve. Jim Michon T 130357 Ricky Jensen Max Urata �The 1970 Cross Country season was a learning eason for the Glad Harriers. Incoming coach, Mike McCarty has a young enthusiastic team to work with. The team consisted of two seniors, three sophomores, with juniors supplying the primary force. With only four returning runners, the Gladiators did their best to make the season winning one. The Glads finished third in league while Tony Lukavitch qualified for State. Although the young team lacked experience this year, next year promises a probable league championship and sport a good chance toward a state championship. Placed by co-captains Vince Vogt and Tony Lukavitch, the Glads stood undefeated on their home course, including the route of SCL power house, Mitchell. One of the Glads' more enjoyable experiences was the downing of the 103 enchildas, 35 tacos, and over 60 beverages, after the Aurora Invitational at the Fiesta Cantina Restaurant in Aurora. Aside from this, the Harriers will next year take to the hills and roads and make the 1971 season a greater experience. Vince Vogt displays the determination of the 197 0 Cross-Country seasou. 22 �Tony lukavitch Goes To State Junior Co-captain Tony LukaVItch smiles after his 4th place finish out of the 140 Southern district runners. His effort was good enough to qualify him for the state meet in Boulder. 18 Widefield Widefield 15 Widefield 23 Palmer Invitational Arapahoe Invitational Aurora Invitational Central Invitational League Meet District Meet Air Academy Palmer Mitchell 29 37 32 4th place 14th place 9th place 4th place 3rd place 5th place 23 �Gary Chacon shows exhaustion after placing high at district. Co-captain Vince Vogt stretches his lead in Ray Quinones wishes team-mate good luck before race. 24 Just another mile ... pants Tony Lukavitch. �Steve Young brings another Widefield uniform in far ahead of everyone else in his B quad victory against Air Academy. another out tanding run. Standing from left to right: Tony Lukavitch, Coach Mike McCarty, Victor Lopez, Lother Shultz, Mike Blanchard, Steve Young, Vince Vogt, Mike O'Donnell, Charley Yoder and Manager Eugene Davis. Kneeling: Jake Torres, Mark Jones, Sam Torres, George Marcott, Ray Quinones, Gary Chacon. Not shown Joey Potratz and Dan Ayers. X-C Finishes Third In league 25 �WINTER �27 �Winter Ball 197 0-7 I 28 �''A Winter World of Love" was the theme for the 1970-71 Winter Ball sponsored by the sophomore class in the school gym on Saturday night, Dec. 5. Pam Redfern (this page) reigned as queen, while attendants (pictured on opposite page, from left) were Sue Ruddy, Rose Czarniecki, Sue Phipps, Chris Woods, and Penny Oberding. The coronation ceremony was performed at the dance. The band, "Tuesday", provided the music in the festive red, white and green setting. �Tankers Send Four To State Swim Meet The Widefield Tanker , coached by Bob Taylor, fini hed the ea on with a record of five losse , two win . The Glad were tied for second in league and fini hed fifth in di trict. Doug Tucker, Tim Forde, Dave Seems, and Mike Rook represented the Glads at state, with Doug Tucker finishing second in the 400 free style and fourth in the 200 free style. The swim team consisted of three divers and twelve swimmer . Doug Tucker proves that there is more to the wim team than just diving. Marty McClure makes diving look easy. Palmer watches as Bud Hall dives. Dave Vaughn proves diving draws crowds. 30 �Member of the Palmer wim team look on in top right photo, as Marty McClure makes his dive. In top left photo, Bud Hall how hi kill. The entire WHS swim team i pictured in bottom photo. They are, top row. from left: Mike Rook, Dave eems, Tim Forde, Gary Maska, Bud Hall, and Mike Smith. On the bottom row, from left, are: Jack Moneymaker, Tony ou a, Gary Roth, Bill Weber, Jim Key, Mike Whitehead, and Doug Tucker. 31 �The 1970-71 wrestling team included: (Bottom row, from left) Brent Tracy, Tom Stack, John Bowers, Jim el on, Mike Sigala. Mike Griswold, and Ray Quinones. Second row: Brant Griffin, Carl Turk. Paul Kieley, Tony Oskaverek, Frank DiSimone, Steve Jenkins, Keith Randolf, and John Buchman. Third row: Craig Fairbanks, Jay Hauptman, Barry Rose, Bob Schofield, Dave Sawyers, Eric Hill, Harvey Tharps. and Dave Thomas. Fourth row: Quenon Fairchild, Steve Benjamin. Bob Meyer . Greg Burton, and George Gerber, manager. Assistant Coach Smith, Varsity Head Coach elson, Junior Varsity Head Coach Moore, and Assistant Coach Harris pose with Jim Nelson, named Most Outstanding Wrestler at the District 6 Invitational. 32 Dr. Clemmer congratulates John Bowers for his first place victory at the Widefield Invitational. �Glads Take Third At WHS Invitational Widefield placed third at the District 6 Invitational, with John Bowers taking fir t over Mitchell in the 180-weight class and Frank DiSimone taking econd in the 155-weight cia . Jim Nel on won fir t place in the 126 class by defeating an opponent from Harrison. He also won the most outstanding wrestler award of that Invitational. Jim elson fini hes first at the Widefield Invitational. John Bowers stacks hi opponent from Montrose. Mike Gri wold scores a near fall on Don Garcia of Mullen. 33 �Photographers Play A Crucial Role In Making The Annual Ru sel Brewer, pictured below, became the yearbook photographer in the pring. The annual taff had been plagu d with photo problem from the b ginning o th . chool year, but with the addition of Rus to the staff, good photo b gan to materi.1lize, and th job of the other annual taff members w.1 m de smoother. Ru. hot basketball, track, base.bo~ll. carnival. prom, and adverti ing picture , s well .1 take picture of other WH attivities. Mr. trecker, pictured above, aved the day for the annual taff when he took photo of the state basketball tournament. He got some great picture . in pite of tight security mea ure en· forced in the coliseum in Denver. During the playoffs he wa able to get close to the floor and get the basketball pictures the yearbook taff needed to record the memorie of a tremendously succe sful ~cason for WH basketball. Mr Strecker i a member of the Widefield Engli h department. On many occasion he offered to help the annual taff out with photography. 34 �Canada Dry Congratulates The Graduati ng C lass Of '7 I • •• • ~ : aa••&aova ~ GingerAie Tastes like Love find someone and share it. 3105 N. Stone 471-7447 Colorado Spnngs Security Ceramics 364 M,1in 392-1513 Security Visit The Model Homes Built By Widefield Homes 3 Widefield Blvd. Security 392-3411 35 �Ed Santamara goe up for a layup a Doug Payton race~ down to back him up. Mike Cheney put the ball over a Lon mont defender. Doug Payton jumps for two as Widefield leads Longmont 52 to 36 in the third quarter at Denver State Tournament. Gordon Brown leaves two Aurora Central player flatfooted a he tips Doug Payton's hot in. 36 �Glads Defeat Tigers To Go To State Member of the WH Junior Var ity are, bottom row, from left: Jack onko,lJim Heatherly, Alan Banda, Robert Stanley, Keith Livcrrn.tn, Mike Kaup, Mike Comisky. Second Row: Kyle Hunke, Mark ikirk, Bill Dalton. Randy Kcily, Pat Libbey, Mike Smith, M r. Leldon Troyer. Third Row: Tim Hop on, Rufus Black, Greg Rasmussen. Reggie Bennett. Fourth Row: Rand} Early, Dave Dri coli. Coach anchez. The Var ity member arc, bottom row, from left: Mgr. John Polara, Brad Zaiger, Mike Cheney, Ed Santamaria, Mike t. Germaine, Dave Dri coli, Greg Rasmu sen, Mgr. R.tlph Duke. Second Row: Coach Sanchez, Gordon Brown, Doug Payton, Roy Kent, Thoma White, Reggie Bennett, Coach Furda. 37 �Central Wildcats Dash Glad Hopes For State Championship In Denver Tom White out jump fifth place at state. Mike Cheney concentrate on a shot from the foul line. Gordon Brown show~ the Widefield spirit as he jumps for the rebound. the Trojan player to open the playoff game for �Coach Larry Furda and the Glad watch Widefield defeat Longmont. Ed Santamaria looks for an open Gladiator to receive hi pas . Mike St Germaine dribbles past two Central players for the basket. �~~Lollipops And Roses'' Is Theme Of Mike Cheney and Sue Ruddy reigned over "Lollipops and Roses" as King and Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. 40 �Annual Sweetheart Dance Candidates for Sweetheart Dance royalty are, from top: Jim elson, Joy Glommen, Ed Santamaria, Sue Phipps, Doug Payton, Kris Woods, Dan Snelling, Rose Czarniecki, Mike St Germaine, and Penny Oberding. Debbie Sims was junior attendant. ophomore attendant, Myrna Lerma, is not pictured. 41 �Goodyear 1 ire Co. 225 Mam Duckwall's Phone-392-4261 SECURITY SHOPPI G CE TER Phone 392-77 33 Widefield Mall Phone-392-7130 Miller's Bakery Security Shopping Center Phone-392-7312 Security Florist 580 Marquette Drive Phone-392-7884 42 �Just Steps From The Atlers Plaza Hotel Mr. George WOMEN'S FINE FOOTWEAR 146 Chase Stone Center HANDBAGS HOSIERy - SLIPPERS Ralph 's Shoes Security Shopping Center Phone- 392-3782 43 �44 �Colorado Springs Equipment Co. Bill Breck Dodge Inc. Bob Fo s Motors Inc. Daniel's Motors, Inc. Guy Martin Buick, Inc. J ohn~on Pontiac GMC- Jeep Money Oldsmobile, Inc. [ ] Owen Faricy Rambler Penkhus Motor Co., Inc. Perkins Motor Co. Phil Long Ford Phil Winslow Volkswagon, Inc. Silver State Cadillac, Inc. Thoroughbred Car Co. Williams Chevrolet McDonald 's NEED AN APPLIANCE? Home Appliance 1834 E. Platte Ave. 632-2631 Harmon's Hallmark Circle East Mall Phone- 597-1278 45 �Knowledgeable youth of the Colorado Springs area is a part of the Gazette Telegraph's growing readership. This results in our enioying THE NO. 1 POSITION IN SELLING POWER AND IN CIRCULATION in the Pikes Peak region. 30 SO. PROSPECT 46 • 632-4641 �Security Shopping Center Phone - 392-347 3 Security Drugs Mable's Wig Shoppe Security Shopping Center Phone- 392-6116 Security Shopping Center Phone 392-3451 C~R Anthony Co. Secunty Shoppmg Center Phone 392-5414 Western Auto 47 �SPRING ��Gladiator Track T earn Finishes First At Will Rogers League District Meet ,.....-----~ Pictured above is the 1971 version of the Gladiator track team, including sophomores, upperclassmen, coaches, and managers. Among various outstanding performances by the Glad cindermen was the team' top finish at the WRL meet. In photo at right is Coach Mike McCarty, who led the Glads to a victorious season. This was Coach McCarty's first year at Widefield High. so �Two Glad race for the finish line . Tony Lukavitch, WHS JUnior, proved to be an as et to the school's track team throughout the season. 51 �WHS relay runner concentrates on race. Another thinclad strives for victory. Two Widefield cindermen clear hurdles. 52 �Cliff And Linda Reign Over '7 I Carnival Carniv,1l at WH is an annual affair pon ored by the Student Cabinet. Many club .md org.u1izatiom raise money at thi event with their booths and form of entertainment. Carnival i open to all member of the comrnu· nity. The clima of the day i a dance presided over by .1rnival King and Queen. Royalty for thi year included Cliff John on, King, and Linda Strachan, Queen. haron He,Jtherly and Greg R.mnu en were Prince s and Prince. Duke and Duche s were Randy Keily and Debbie Scott. !iff Johnson Carnival King Linda Strachan Carnival Queen haron Heatherly Greg Rasmussen Prince and Princess 53 �Gladiator Sackers Finish Third In Will Rogers League Photos on opposite page sh ow some o f the acti on that sparked the Glad' winning sea on. Gordon Brown, near right, top photo, concentrates on the throw. Doug Payton, ne r bottom photo , lugs his way to hi 400. batting aver age. Brad Zaiger eye the pitcher, far right, top. In far right middle photo Bill Pre ley comes home to score against Air Academy, as the A istant Coach nervously paced back and forth. in far right bottom photo. Coach Elarton 's first year as Head Coach was a succes ful one. Members of the Varsity baseball team, are, front row, from left: Randy Pierce, Bud Hall, Steve Hittesdorf, Bill Presley, Ray Toomey, Mike Sigala, Steve Jenkins, and Mike Mieners. Top row: Kevin Raichl, Jake Reid, Doug Payton, Gordon Brown, Mike Cheney, Brad Zaiger, and David Hunter. 54 �55 �Bill Presley, Jake Reid, Gordon Brown, Brad Zaiger, Mike Cheney , and Doug Payton were among the enior who led the nr ity team to victory. Pre ley and Reid pitched the Glads to a 12-4 season. In the all.star game, Presley led the uburban team pa t the city squad. Top notch batting and pitch n • by the Var ity team served as an inspiration to the Junior Varsity baseball team, pictur cd below. Junior Varsity Also Takes Third In WRL The Junior Varsity ba eball team showed great prospect for next year's varsity team. Among the standouts were Randy Kiely. Keith Liverman, Pat Libby, and Bill Dalton. The Junior Varsity team finished with a winning cason: third in League and second in the Junior Varsity Baseball Tournament. 56 �Two Queens Chosen To Reign Over Prom 'Jfu. :Junlo't Clau of ~ikfidd d/lf]h dahoof 'r.U/u~~t~ t~ pfuuuu of you't aompany at t~ :Junio't-d~nlo't rP'tom on datuufay, .dll{ay ~~hth n~tu.n hundud and uo-Lnty-on~ at nln~ o'aloak ln t~ ~o-Lnl~ c:l!ntfe.'t'~ §'tand !Balf'toom The two Prom Queen , Donna Blasingame and Marlys Mocder, arc pictured above. Below arc Prom attendants Gwenda Helton, Myra Fra er. and Joan Williams. 57 �Widefield's Hall Of Fame Gains 58 �Three New Student Members For 1971 Doug Payton, pictured on opposite page. was captain of the football team, and wa named to All·City, All-State, and All Conference in that port. He was a member of the AllConference team in basketball. Dougal o played baseball and was named to the All -Conference and Suburban All Star teams. He wa a member of W-Club and he received a football scholarship to Colorado Univer. ity in Boulder. Willie tirgus was cho en to the All-City team in football two years in a row. He was named to the All Conference team also. Willie played basketball his freshman and sophomore years. He received a football scholarship to Southern Colorado t ate College. Ed antamaria excelled in football, basketball, and track at WHS. He wa chosen to the City uburban track team and he was vice president of W Club. He plans to attend Fort Lewi College. 59 �Class Of '7 I: ~~Bound Like Colors Of The "' Max C.1ge Valedictorian one to Mis �Rainbow, We Strive For Our Pot Of Gold'' 6 p.m. May 27: rain, hail, and high gusty winds. It looked a if graduation would have to be po tponed until the next evening. However, at 7 o'clock the winds died down, the hail began to melt, and the storm clouds pa ed over C. A. Foster Stadium to let the un shine in a little. So Commencement started promptly at 8 p.m., a black storm clouds threatened in the distance. A rainbow appeard the morning of the Baccalaureate service, which was significant, a the cla~s theme was, "Bound like the colors of the rainbow, we strive for our pot of gold." Dwight Hall Salutatorian 61 �ttGiadH Faculty Has Spirit 62 �Dr. Clemmer Serves Second Year As District Superintendent 63 �District Administrators Principals And Deans Work To Provide Better Educational Experiences Assistant Superintendant of Schools is Btll Stenson. Left to right: Miss Candice French (Dean of Girls), Mr. Richard Castle (Vice-Principal), Mr. Tom Lally (Principal), and Mr. Charles Loper (Dean of Boys). 64 �James 0. Gross, controller The 1970-71 Board of Directors from left to right: Roberts, and Mr. James Junglen. Oscar Ted Forde, Mrs. Jean Knight, Mr. Bruce Grauberger, Dr. Carl 65 �Resource center Hartman ecretary, BiJiie Seated i : Mrs. Billie Hartman, Mrs. Bonni Mary Bush. A right: Mrs. Helen Tostanoski, Betty Buschmann, and Mrs. People Behind T e Scenes Are Secretari 66 and Micaela Michels. �Attendance office secretary Mrs. Florence Wiley. Left to right: Mr. Mac McCullough, Mr. Bud Moreland, Mr. Ralph Fortag, Mr. Ken McBee, and Mr. Floyd Billings. The Backbon Of ur School The 1970-71 Bus drivers are from left to right: Lala S encer, Billie J o Vickery, Nancy Galt!, Lucille Worley, Darlene Wiltgen, Evelyn I enhart, Jean Ledom, Peg Rum 1eld, and Sh1rley ebb. 67 �Students Seek Advice From Counselors About Problems, Classes And Careers . The counseling department builds a record of your work, aptitudes, interests, and capabilities. Your school record, the results of special tests, information from questionnaires, interviews, reports from teachers and others-all these serve to build a picture of your personality. If you can get to know your elf while you are in high school and to understand why you feel and think the way you do, your chances for success and contentment in later life are much improved. You should see a counselor about the following things: 1. High school schedule and courses. 2. Colleges, technical and specialized schools. 3. Financial aid for further training. 4. Job opportunities and requirements. 5. Your abilities, interests, and goals. 6. Achievement in high chool, class rank, and grade point average. 7. Recommendations for further training, employment or military service. 8. Per onal difficulties encountered at school or at home. , ss Joanne Kno h Miss Peggy Paret Mr. Ron Pope �Jules Arneson Leonard Bartel Earl Berglund Donald Brown Joe Cantrell Pam Carson June Coblentz Eldon Elarton Sam Emrich Mary Ann Frey Larry Furda Frank DeBell Mr. Earl Berglund, band and choru director. Lanelle Dickens Joe Dionisi 69 �Teachers Speak: Barbara Gaillard Diana Gi!J Pam Girard Gary Gorham Mr. Sanchez and Mr. Sagona show Widefield Sp1rit. Mary Hansen Carol Hess �Students listen Cross Country Coach Mike McCarty was new to Widefield this year. Ed Kotlar Richard Luna Clifford Mathews Coach Don Hastings explains to John Bowers how it should be done. Bob Maunton Charles Morris Bill Moore Thomas Milan Mike McCarty �James Parlapiano Dan Pretti Fredncka Morris Stan Nelson Virgil Schwartz Diane Schmidt Miss Tarver gives instructions for the newspaper. This was the second year that the "Teacher from Texas" sponsored the WHS publications. 72 �Happy Birthd y Mi s Tilley! Where t teachers are T king a break from the academic routine are from left: Diane Schmidt, Paul Klein, Mike Nevin, Bob ale Johnson, AI ison Wilkowski, and Baker Lambert. 73 ��With Our Diplomas We Pass Through New Doors To Discover What We Sue Ruddy Representative Ralph Duke Pre ident We came , and now our time has come to go. We have had joyous moment and we have had our sad moments. A new door lies ahead: it's called graduation ; and behind that door are Bill Presley Vice-President other doors . Each one of us who will graduate must choose his own door Penny Oberding Representative to go through and seek a new life. And when we have gone we will have our memories and our friend to remember Widefield by. Sandi Thurston Secretary Carol Harrison Representative Diana Van Wagenen Treasurer Greta Gates Representative 75 �Seniors Seek Scholarships, Apply For Jobs, Pat Adragna Gale Benidict Irene Admundson Jan Benton Janet Atwell Georgia Bergman r---------------~~·~--------------- Bridgette Balog James Blankenship Grega Bearton Donna Blasingame Marshall Boatman Russell Bolin John Bower Barbara Bradley Carla Brant Becky Brock Sandy Broughton Gordon Brown 76 �And Take Entrance Exams For College Chnsty Campell Debbie Castator Kay Burke Karen Carter Cindy Chenevert Ten Carberry Stephen Chambers Susan Butcher Michelle Carver Mike Cheney Semor Steve Potratz takes time from a busy schedule as student body president to show junior Dave Vaughn an effective method of litter control. Several Wide field tudents got involved in environment protection projects, and the Eco-Action Committee was the result of uch student involvement. 77 �It Was A Year Of Challenges To Be Met Julie Chole Carry Conlon Diana Cook Becky Corley Sandra Cowan Su an Crain Ka} Cro er Diana Cullens Roseanne Czarniecki Jimmie Darrington Cindy Davi Patsy Davi Kevin Dean Elaine DePaoli Frank D1S1mone Janet Donell 78 �And Goals To Be Set Debra Doyle Steve Dozier Christine Drumm Ralph Duke Trudy Dusky Karen Duval William Eaton Bill Eberhart Marsha Epps Chris Fernandez Cindy Fernandez Helen Fitzgerald Football players band together to enjoy pep assembly. Pictured here, from left, are ~ top row) Jim elson, Jim Hopson, Guy Chavez, Randy Early, Dave Driscoll, Enc Sites, Frank DiSimone, Mike Rook, Gene Upchurch. Second row - )Mike Sigala, Maurice Guiterrez, Joe Varrone, Steve Lollis, Gary Wells, Bill Strehl. (Third row )Mike St. Germaine, La Mont Gizzi, Tony 0 kaverek, John Bower, Doug Payton, and Mike Hurry. Wayne Fox �New Auditorium Opens As Enrollment Gloria Frazier Myra Frazier Peggy Gabriel Cathy Galbraith Greta Gates Lillian Garvin Ken Gingrich Lamont Gizzi This was the last year for tion lines awaiting their turn classes and the teachers of their Joy Glommen Ed Gorden 80 Kathy Goergen Pam Gortmaker Loretta Goodnight David Gregory �Reaches Highest Mark In History. Earl Ha an Jerry Hahn Eugene Hain tock Ed Hall Bob Hamling Karen Harris Carol Harrison Rob Hastings seniors to stand in long registrato sign up for their favorite choice. June Hathaway Rowena Heidel Julie Hayner Elizabeth Hein Bill Haynes Gwenda Helton 81 �Seniors Manned The Eco-Action Committee Sandra High Larry Hoffman Debbie Hoke Linda Hook Stephen Huff Michael Hurry David Hy on Brad Jacobs Richard Jacobs Kevin Jen en Jetta Johns Joanna Johns Cliff Joh nson Connie Jo hnson Alan Kelly J oni Kelly 82 �Zeff Kendall Roy Kent Gary Laliberte Vtcky Lane JoAnna Lee Marlene Lewis Kathy Libbey Mary Littleton Ruth Long Lindsay Lovitt Bonnie MacCready Jenny Manley Cathy Marsh Mike McCarty school, tomorrow the world. Vicky Lane, �Armed With Eagerness And Education Sue McCready Robert Miller Beverly apper Donna M'Dannell Su te Minehart Ketth orns Cynthia Maggs Marlys Moeder Lydia ebeker Angela Meridith Gary Murphy Jim elson Bill Miles Jackie Nakayama Chns e s Senior Powder Puff Coach Kevin Raichl gives orders to the bevy of beauties that made up the team. However good looks won't win tootball games, as the senior girls found out. �Seniors Look Forward To A Great Future Dan Northern Penny Oberding Tony Oskvareck Doug Paul Larry Payne Doug Payton Ralph Peters Kelvin Peterson Powder Puff Football coach Mike Cheney could anticipate a bright future after being named to the all-tournament team at the State Basketball Tournamen~. 85 �Pam Piepho Paul Pletcher Ruth Post Mike Purdue Carl Puylara John Puylara Dalene Rash Brad Rauch Karen Rawlings Penny Oberding, Loretta Goodnight, and Sher Vickers size up Ralph Duke for a cap and gown for graduation. Sue Phipps Bill Presley Keith Randolph Dan Reedy 86 Steve Potratz Raymond Racch Pam Redfern Patricia Reese �Charles Reid Evelyn Ricks Jake Reid Rick Riley Sandra Reishus Claudeen Ritter Paul Renck Linda Roadcap Chip Richards Magie Roberts Senior Excitement Mounts As June Graduation Draws Near Thomas Robbins Donna Robinette Diana Rol!ers Christine Romstead Sue Ruddy 87 �Vince Runkle Michael St. Germaine Mark Seatvet Debbie Smith 88 Sherry Runyon Renee Salter Robert Shuck Elizabeth Smith Benme Ru sey Edna Sandoval Ken S1mpk1ns Murray Smith M1ke Sab1ston Stan Santistevan Enc Sites Robert Smith Louise Sadler Karen Saxen Te s1e Sly Steve Sm1gay �Daniel Snelling Bennie tephens Mar ha Spears Jim Stewart Edith Stakley Linda Strachan Michael Stark Steve Sullivan Sharon Stenton Gay Summers Diana S zanski Connte Thompson Jern Swanland Stacey Thompson Jerry Sword Sand1 Thurston Terry Thacker Robin Tomb David Thomas Marcia Toms 89 �Marilyn Tomsha Richard Town end Carl Turk Warren Upchurch Geri Lou Valentine Diana VanWagenen Roger Vermillion Sherry Vickers Hector Villarreal Richard Villarreal Cathy VonSeggern Dave Wagoner Phyllis Walters Linda Wirehime Tom Watson Paula Wendt 90 Mark Whaley �W.mda Whttlcy Edward Williams Glenn Williams Joan Williams Michael Withey Roc Wocrle Doris Wolf chmidt Laura Woliver Kris Woods Betty Wright Kevin Wright Karen Yeo Cynthia Young Gail Young Jean Zalansky Burnell Zercher 91 �Junior Daze Junior cheer the Gladiators on toward another victory at pep assembly. Debbie Murray blocks Senior Angelia Meredeth as Debbie Hinman craftily eludes capture from Donna Blasingame. Sharon Heatherly gracefully makes another 30 yard kick-off to start the juniors running again. �Junior Class Officers Serve WHS Debbie Paul Jeanie Ferguson Officers: Dave Driscoll, president; Doug Proal, vice president; and Theresa Collier, secretary. Repre entatives are Debbie Paul, Jeanie Ferguson, Mark Fritz, and Kathy Carpenter. Mark Fritz These people were chosen at the end of the 69-70 school year by all students. Junior class sponsored the Senior prom, a booth at carnival, the Homecoming hayride, and game refreshments. Kathy Carpenter 93 �Our Brave, valiant women of the powderpuff team; Bottom row Tom Liverman, Steve Draeger, Tony I.ukavitch, Doug Tucker, Greg Rasmu sen, Second Row Chris Czarnieki, Zina A hpole, Debbie Salce, Amilia Williams, Kathy Gordon, Camille DiSimon, Sue Wmklebaurer, Arleen Runkle, Sharon Heatherly, Mable Cuchura , Barb Blanco, Pat Kaup, Karin Vanwagnon, Sandy Cheney, Deni e Hunke, Margaret Church, Ann Hubert, Kathy Quenon, Rose Reinhart, J ana Edward , Joette AreJlano, Barbara Perse, Evita Torres, Dee ann Kla ing, Kay Jensen, Debbie Hinman, Vicki Ro s, Debbie Cinko ky, Debbie Murray, Linda Pa kovitch, Boody Rh ie , Pam Smith, Kathy Carpenter, Mary Richards, and cheerleader Ricky Jensen. Albert Adams Bet ey Adams Judy Aiken Jim Alford Carol Anderson Wayne Anderson Joette Arellano Mark Armittage James Ashley Zina A hpole Rhonda AtweJI Brenda Baker Shirley Ballinger Tim Barnes Kirsten Basye Harold Bates Charle Beaucond �Juniors Enjoy Winter Sports In Colorado Ski Capitol Of The United States Doug Bell Kent Belveal Loreann Benefiel Jim Benjamin Barbara Bennett Reggie Bennett Blanchard Barbara Blanco Betty Bount Tom Boatman Bill Mary Boyd Robert Bowden Frank Boynton Mary Bradley Breyer Bonnie Brickley Brain Brown Glen Brown Marilyn Brown Buchanan David Burch David Burdekin John Buschmann Pat Cage Dan Calhoon 95 �Tony Lukavitch Goes To Robin Caldwell Anna Cardenas Kathy Carpenter Debbie Castle Rich Cavanaugh Cathy Cavins Gary Chacon Carolyn Chambers Guy Chavez Sandy Cheney Pam Chidester Margaret Church And now ... modeling the Cross-Country State outfit for this year, is Tony Lukavitch. Debbie Cole Donna Cole Theresa Collier Terry Cook Rudolf Cooper Danny Coddington Vicki Combs Michael Conn William Cox Debbie Cinkosky Edwin Crain Jean Craven �State For Cross Country. Ralph Crow Constance Crumble Mabel Cuchares Chris Curtis Chris Czarniecki Dennise Davenport Allen Davis Cora Davis Bruce Davisson Dick Decker Junior porn pon girls Evita Torres and Debbie Murray promote Glad spirit. Brent Deherrera Diana Dell Neal DePooter Camille DiSimone Connie Dobbs Ken Doncouse Juniors ordered class rings early this year to be sure of September arrival. Class rings are a tradition and a memory of Widefield. �Classes, Tests, Athletics , And Dances Ralph Dorenus Steve Draeger Angelika Drobeck Roy Duck en Jacqueline Duhon Stephanie Duncan Randy Earley Jan Edwards J ana Edwards Terri Edwards Sue Elliott Mike Ellis Beberly Elzey Bev Ender Kelly Eldridge Dennis Engle Karen Engel Robert Esquibel John Evancich Brad Farrow Nancy Fay Lloyd Felder Jeanne Ferguson Steve Ferguson Marjorie Finch Joseph Florence Gayle Foster Frances Frazier 98 �Make The Junior Year Interesting Sharon Fringer Mark Fritz Rhonda Gagnon Wayne Gagnon Deborah Galbraith Maurice Gutierrez Jan ice Garvin John Gentzel Barbara Gerald George Gerber Mike Gerber Mark Gibson Roberta Gigele Bob Good Cindy Goodin Sandy Gold Kathy Gordon Vickie Goukerr Carolyn Green Mike Greer Brant Griffin Mike Griswold Gutierrez Debi Guyor Judy Hall Ralph Hall Kris Hamling 99 �Bev Handlos Dave Handlos Louis Harding Fred Harrison Freddie Harrison Clyde Hartley Lane Hartley Steve Hartt Jay Hauptman Sharon Heatherly Linda Herrera Jim Hinkle Debbie Hinman Leanna Hin haw Steve Hittesdorf Glenda Hobbs Melvan Holliday Ricky Holtz Margie Honerkamp Rex Hopper Jim Hopson Tim Hopson Connie Horton Steve Howard Ann Hubert Clarence Hubert Dennis Huff Denise Hunke Emiliano Ibarra Blane Jacobs Widefield High school Band helps promote school spirit under the direction of Mr. Berglund. �Kay Jensen Ricky Jensen Steve Jernigan Debbie Jones Terri Jones Barb Johnson Virginia Johnson Debbie Jordan Terry Kappelman Janet Kaufman Joan Kaufman Remhardt Kaufman Pat Kaup Don Killen Wayne Kimmel DeeAnn Klasing Patricia Klemm Merri Koen Deanna Koslowski Norman Kozloski Nancy Kramp Karen Krezinski Debbie Kritch Barry Kuck Raymond Lapp Barbara Langley Larry Larson Linda Lehnus Iris Leljedal Eric Lewis Porn pon girls Elizabeth McLeod, Debbie Paul, Debbie Sims, and Debbie Castle promote spirit at football games with their routines and cheering. �Juniors Near The Top Of Jack Lientz Gus Limmer Mark Lewis Linda Lewis Tom Liverman Kay Labato I Debbie Lollis Ricky Lucerc Manuel Lujan Tony Lukavitch Mark Lyda Lisa Lyons MacLeod Curtis Maki Ernest Maitland Manual Rosalio Martha Miller Roy Martin Sherry Martin Erwin Martinez Marvin Cazzell Mike Mathis Joe Mascotti Gary Maska Widefield High School Patio proves a good relaxation area for many juniors. �The Educational Totem Pole. Judy Mathern Melissa Maunton Darryl MayHugh Charles McBee Martin McClure Anthony Mike Mcintyre Steve Mcintyre Vicki McKinley Jim McManaman Mike Meiners Rick Meredith Cheryl Merkel Jim Michon Betty Miller Pam Miller James Miller Jim Miller Jim Miyamoto Jack Moneymaker Mike Monroe Jerry Montgomery Sandy Kent Murphy Debbie Murray Paul Muttingly Claudia Myles Sharon Naylo Melton Nash 103 �Michael Naylor Andy Neal Larvetta Neal Mark Nelson Mark Nelson Philip Niedlen Jim Nonko Rob Northern Laura Oberding John O'Connor JudyO' eil Edward Overton Ginette Owens Sam Pacheco Scott Parido Chris Parkhill Mike Paterson Debbie Paul Leroy Pena Steven Penn Thomas Pirshica Teri Peterson Dick Pherson Alvin Phillips Randy Pierce Raymond Piluso Patti Poage Joey Potrat7 104 �Norman Pradia Brenda Pressley Doug Proul Kathy Quenon Ray Quinones Tim Quinn Ted Ramirez Viginia Ramos Mona Round Ray Round Greg Rasmussen Roe Reinhardt Pat Reishus Nancy Reynolds Boody Rhodes Dane Rhodes Gary Riccardelli Larry Rice Dale Rich Mary Richard Ron Rickard Kirk Richards Janet Riddle Susan Riddle Marianne Riggs Erika Riley Rebecca Rodriquez Kenneth Robinette Greg Roe 105 �The Class Of '72 Saw Many Changes In Stan Rohman Veronica Romero Michael Rook Vicki Ross Gary Roth Jamie Rowley Henry Sandberg Denise Schaaf Jimmie Schossau Thomas Schouten Robert Schmidt Richard Schwartz Scott Coplan Sammy Scroggins John Seavet David Seems Shailia Seguine Pam Sharp Valerie Sheaffer Patricia Sheffield Mike Sigala Kristina Simon Maureen Singer Rick Sisco James Skoronsky 106 �America: Inflation, Strikes, Ecology Awareness Richey Sluder Tanny Sly Daniel Smith Doug Smith Keudall Smith Pam Smtth Ray Smith Arleen Spagnolini Steve Spessard Debbie Spires John Spradlin Tony Sousa Tom Stack Valerie Stagner Richard Steel Jay Stenman Bill Strehl Mike Stephens Karen Stroud Richard Steward Steve Stewart Carol Sword Pattie Talburt Rose Tappan Shirley Taylor Mark Tester Robert Thew Marcia Thomas 107 �Junior Class Tim Temondon Ray Toomey Evita Torres Jake Torres Brent Tracey Cindy Tritten Doug Tucker John Turner Vickie Tuttle Char Lee Valentine Debbie Varrone Dave Vaughn Michael Vaughn Billy Veteto Laeurence Villarovas Charles Yoder James Voehl Vince Vogt Stephen Young Mike Waddell Irene Walden Cathy Wadle Sherrill Warren Darrel Webb Philip Weesner Becky Welch 108 �Sponsors Hayride Gary Wells Werner Jenkins Tom Westbrook Wallace White Debbie Wier Amelia Williams Gene Williams Don Wilson Lisa Wilson Mark Wilson Everette Windle Sue Winkelbauer Robert Wohlfiel James Woods Rose Wood Deb bye Worthen Pam Worley Russ Wormley Ken Wykoff Sheryl Young Sue Zavalney Cathie Ulanowski Max Urata Chantal Webb John Wright Art Zimmerman 109 ��Soph Student Leaders Kathy Round President Mike Ellis Vice President Ruby Alire Terry Jensen James Parle piano Sponsor From left, repre entatives Jackie Pierce, Julie Czarneicki, Yvonne Thorton, Karen Strachen. 111 �Fred Adams Diane Aker Ea y does it! These sophomore girls exhibit their gymnastic skills. Elizabeth Alexander Class of '7 3 Has Many Ta Ients John Alford Howard Alford Mark Alkire John Allen Jim Andrews John Baca Pat Bachicha Cheryl Baker Debbie Baker Alan Banda Cedella Barnaby Pat Barnes Karen Bartel Pat Baugh 112 �Norman Blair D.1vid Blasin arne Donna Board Gary Bonner E ther Boone Roberta Boynton Bernard Bridges Randall Broughton Marvin Brown Mitchel Brown Denise Brucstle Rhonda Bryant Richard Bryson George Borton Claudia Bush Val Carberry George Cardoza Phil Carlson Kay Carpenter Penny Cater Ron Carter Dale Chavez Jerry Cinkosky Jeannie Clark Steven Clarke Mike Clayton Ted Clutter Terry Clutter Kevin Conn Robert Coomer Mike Comiskey Terry Cornish Martin Cose Merle Cournoyer George Crawford Debb1e Crosby 113 �Ricky Cros Kitty Crutcher Bill Dalton Richard Davis Chri Delmain Tom Derodny The pep club, offering encouragement and school spirit, i a '7 I Saw Third U.S. Wayne Dobb Richard Douglas Allen Drake Melanie Ore in Brenda Dufort Bernard Duhon David Duval Eddie Ea om Danny Edward Terri Edwards Lois Eggen Michael Egger Virginia Elliot Hal Ellis Ken Ellis Mike Elli Becky Enyart 114 �Stanley Fiedler Butch Fi~hencord Denise Fitzgerald Linda Florence valuable asset to WHS. Gino Flosi John Foley Moon Landing Daniel Fowler Dori Frederick George Freeman Sandie Freeman Nancy Fox Pat Gabriel John Gallacher Maurice Garlick Jack Genna Randy Gerth Dale German Billy Gertz Rick Gilham Kenny Glennon Bill Gmiten Denise Goltl Bonnie Gordon Bob Gossard llS �Lillian Graham Juanita Green Pat Green Sally Greene Debbra Gri wald Ralph Groff La Tweeda Grove Debbie Gu tin Robbin Hack Liz Hageman Mark Hallahan Harry Hamilton Eddie Harris Freddie Harris Charles Harrison Albert Hartsfield Debbie Hartt 116 �Karen Hata Linda Haynes Paulette Hazlett Mike Heatherly D nisa Heitman Bill Heller Debra Hender on Brad Henke Vance Hetrick Debe Hicks Kieth Higgs Eric Hill Sophs Make Up For lost lunch At WHS Max Hill Tri h orthern, Bob Alphs, and Dav1d DuVal eek out the candy and coke machine in their battle to overcome the " o-Lunch Sophomore Syndrome." Robbie Hommel Marilyn Howard Gene Hoyt Kyle Hunke Dale Hunter Kenneth Hunter Bill Hyde Maria Ibarra John I en hart Billy Jackson Charles Jack o Bonnie Jacobs Brenda Jacobs 117 �George Jacob on Brad Jensen EliZabeth Johnson Tony a John on Janet Jones Kathy Jone It's A So ph Life Mark Jones Linda Julian Mike Kaup Patricia Kelley Sophomore Pat Green and Mark Cook take to the sunny outdoors to study. Mitchell Kinoschi Rlckey King Sam King Fernando Kinglow Steve Kirkwood Frank Kisel Bruce Klemm Nancy Kodinger Marc Koen Herry Kohl Gary Kondratck Joe Kozloski 118 �Kelly Kramp Kerry Kreklow Ro s Kroth Charle Kunclrs Renee Lambrecht Jeffery La Mont The new auditorium building was opened to classes in September and students found places to study there. Richard Landreth Ronda Larimore Debbie Larson Paul Larson Dorothy Laster Gerald Laughlin Mark Lavengood Guy Lawyer David Lehman Myrna Lerma Mark Lessard Renee Limmer David Litton Keith Liverman Theresa Lizama Donna Loomis Ron Lovato Fred Lowe 119 �Darrell Lynd II Ro a Lupe Kevin Lustica Mike Maas Paul Macholz Dave Mackey Cathy Malody Pat Manley Angelica Manu z.ak William Marcotte Gary Martin Tony Mascotti Vivia McBee Dave McCarty Dorothey McCulloush Peggy McDannel Gary McGinnis Diane Medford Mary Ann Merz. Soph Spirit Backs Glad Tearns At State Keith Metz.ge Kandis Miller Peggy Minehart Tracy Miyamoto Steve Mostellet John Mounce Linda Haynes, sophomore pompon girl, helped build Glad spirit at pep rallies and athletic events. 120 �Dances, Productions, Concerts, Elections, And Athletics Make Up A Great School Year Lonnie Murphy lhrb elson Parti ia aylor Dennis icolls Curtis il on Sandie olan Jack onko Richard Norman Terry Phillips Trish orthern Craig orton Daniel Overton Pete Pa kovich Virginia Parido Brenda Pa ons Ron Payne James Penfield Howie Pershing Kurt Peter on Steven Pfanenstiel Jerry Phillips 121 �Melodi Pincomb Ricky Poff Boyd Port Frances Port Mary Powell Tob Puckett Warm days tempt young Glads outside. Junior Varsity Athletes Proved They Had The Will To Win Marla Ragan Mike Ragan Mike Ramirez Linda Ramsdell Jeanee Ratliff Roxanne Rayner Susie Rea Gary Reneau Rita Richard Dawn Richards Kathy Richardson Douglas Rickett Mark Riddle Aubrey Righter Karl Riley Charlie Roms tad Pedro Rosa Barry Rose 122 �Charles Rosanski Harold Runkle Jim Raish Marianne Rust Marsha Salvatore Monica Salvatore Shirley Santistevan Pat Saye David Sawyers Elizabeth Schultheis Linda Schouten Lothar Schulz Debra Scott Donna Sexton Karl Shatto Kathleen Simmons Don Simpkins Monty Sims Chris Sketoe With Widefield's largest sophomore class in history there were few quiet moments like these when cl ses were changing. 123 �David Skoronsky ·dgar mith G.~ry rnith Joseph Sowell Joe Speckhal Richard Stakley Bob St:uk huck Steven Gary Steven John Stirgus Ann Stovik Mike Strehl Bill Taggart Robert Teague Harvey Tharp Chuck Thesing Walter Thew John Te ter Cynthia Thomas Eric Thoma Freddie Thomas Kathy Thompson Sam Torres Denise Trimble Leldon Troyer J o ie Trujillo Sophs Join WHS Clubs Christine Tulipana Mike Tynee Bobbie Uletello Jeff Utley Sophomores contributed greatly to 124 �Kathy Van · Dyke Raymond Van Horn Gregory Van Mingen Vince Vogt Irene Walden Torn Walden Oti Walker Laura Walters ancy Ward Ernie Wa hington Janis Watson Jan Whelan Donna White Cynthia Williams Doug Williams Janelle Willard Margaret Woerle Marion Wol chmidt Tyler Womack Dan Woodhouse Phylli Woods And Organizations Jim old ridge Richard Word em Joe Wright Linda Wright Tom Yager Marajaync Young Mike Zahn the uccess of the WHS band. 125 ��A Key Will Open . Many Doors The ational Honor ocicty is a club honoring students who eel in cholar hip. character, lead r hip, and ervice. Each prin the club inducts new members at a school a sembly. Thi year the candlelight ceremony for induction of the new members followed a week later. The new inductees included eniors: Sandra Baile, Brigitte Balog, Valli Beach, John Bow· er, Julie Chole, Ellen Engel, Dwight Hall, Ed Hall, Brad Jacob , Alan Kelley, Bill Ketchum, Bill Miles, Jackie Nakaya · rna, Tony 0 kavarek, ylvia Ruybal, Bob Smith, Mike St. Germaine, <tnd Mark Whaley. Juniors were Vickie Ander on, Reggie Bennett, Jeff Bolz, Lindsay Breyer, Glen Brown, Deb bie Ca de, Teresa Collier, Terry Cook, Chris Czarniecki, Dave Dri coli, Karen Engel, Chris Hamling, Jay Hauptman, Steve Hittesdorf, Margie Honerkamp, Mary Koen, Paul Mattingly, John O'Conner, hris Parkhill, Patti Poage . Ray Quinone , Virginia Ramos, Dave Rhodes, Henry Sandberg, John Turner, Karin VanWagenen, Phil Weesner, Jim Woods, and Steve Young. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' / _...... _, ....... -- The officers for <ttional Honor ociety arc cated, left to right: Dave Thoma , pre:.ident; Kevin Wright, secretary: Rose Czarnecki, trea urer, <tnd Eric Site , vice president. HS members on the back row, from left, are: Bob Homling, Ken Gengis, Roy Kent, Gail Young, Ralph Duke Mike Sabiston, Diane Doncous, Sue Butcher, June Hathaway, Donna Blasingame, Elaine DePoly, Diane VanWagenen, Linda Warehime, Kevin Dean, Max Cage and the club's soonsor. Miss Knoph. 127 �WHS band members are, front row: Bob Berglund. Second row: Evelyn Ricks, Vicki Anderson, Linda Simon, Patti Poage, Iris Pam Sharp, Charles Yoder, Phil Carlson, Patty Talburt, George Freeman, Mary Taylor, Linda Lintner, Chris Parkhill, Bruce Klemm, Urata, Peggy Gabriel. Fourth row: Manuel Lujan, Pat Klemm, Jim Ashley, Marlene Lewis, Cora Davis, Janet Ireland, Rick Gilham, Bernard Duhon, Harry Anderson, Don Simpkins, Sandy Baile, David Thomas, Vince Runkle, Fifth row: Dan Snelling, Karl Simon, Grigsby, Bob Schmidt, Debbie Cole, Barbara Wagner, Pam Worley, Larry Rice. Mr. Berglund, Patty Gabriel, Jackie Conklin, Bill Miles, Weesner, Jim Millar, Lonnie Bergman, Mark Waldo, and Dwight Hall. Cantina Brass members are, from left: Larry Rice, Bill Miles, Mark Waldo, Karl Simon, Bob Schmidt, Dan Snelling, Jim Miller, and Tim Remple. 128 �Leljedal, Pam Blanton, Lois Samms, Cheryl Fay, Karen troud. Third Row: Janet Gregory, Penny Glommen, Beth Harding, Phil Fielder, Steve Hartt, Max Gary Roth, Mike Eggers, Steve Chambers, Denisa Heitman, Mark elson, Tim Remple, Gary Laliberte, Tob Puckett Andy Gonzalc , Barry Rose, Dave Matt chaefer, Diane Rice, Jerry Burge, Joe Speckhals, Tom Yager, Phil The WH band added color and music to tH Homecoming parade. Dan Snelling is pictured here. Three Bands Entertain, Boost Glad Spirit Stage Band members are, front row, from left: Bill Miles, Steve Hartt, Dave Thoma , Max Urata, Sandy Baile, Larry Rice Second row: Bob Schmidt, Mark Waldo, Dwight Hall, Jim Miller, Phil Weesner, and Patty Poage. Third row: Bruce Garlington, Gary Roth, Dan Snelling, Rick Gilham, and Tim Remple. 129 �Drill Tearn Lends Ceremony To WHS Life Members of Drill Team, are, from left: Kay Burke, Barbara Bennett, Kathy Marsh, Sue Riddle, Connie Crumble, Mona Round, Pam Smith, Liz Hein, Deanna Koslowsky, Barbara Perse, and Carol Puylara. Mr. Pope sponsored the organization. 130 �W Club members on row one, from left . are: Marty McClure, Dave Vaughn, Ray Quinones, Bill Presley, Kevin Raichl, Mike tgala, Tony Lukavitch, Guy Chavez, Dave Thomas, Don Robbins. Second row: John Gentzel, Bud Hall, Brad Ziager, Frank DiSimone, Jake Reid, Ed Santa Maria, Tony Oskaverek, Eric Sites, Ralph Duke, John Puylara, Kevin Dean, Tim Forde. Third row Jerry Montgomery, Vince Vogt, A. J. Roybal, Joey Varrone, Mike St Germaine, Jim elson, Ted Meiner, Dave Morri, Larry Payne. Fourth row: Fred Baxter, Ray Rickard, Dave Driscoll, Gordon Brown, Tom White, John Bower. Doug Payton, Paul Keily, Rus Bolin, Mike Perdue, Max Cage. Widefield Is The Home Of The Blue Meanies The W Club is an organization for all lettermen. Officers for this year were Tony Oskvarek, president; Eric Sites, treasurer; and Ed Santa Maria, vice president. Under the leadership of Coach Hastings and Coach McCarty, the club had a success· ful year. W-Club sponsored a booth at carnival and sold con cessions at wrestling and basketball games. These athletes brought recognition to the school and everyone is proud of the Gladiators. Tony Oskvarek, W-Club president. 131 �Key Club: New Club At Widefield • • • Key Club is an international service organization that works for the good of the chool and the community. It's a new club brought to the school in the pring of 1970. It is spon ored by Kawani International. Key Club officiers are from left to right : Vice-pre ident Enc Site , President Tim Forde and Mike ebastian, ecretary. People who do a lot for the school and community are front row from left: Tim Forde, Fred Harrison, John Gentel, Eugene Davi , and Dan Reedy. Back row: Mike Rook, John Puylara, Steve Lollis, Albert Roybal, Ralph Duke, Don Robinson, and Bruce Crow. 132 �C&E Suzuki City Glass Co. 414 W. Colorado and 2227 E. Platte 634-2891 Colorado pnngs 634-2932 596-7799 3601 E. Platte Colorado Springs C&A Engraving 334 E. Colorado 47 3-5791 Colorado Spnngs Security Conoco 301 Main 392-5366 Security 133 �Cheerleader Ann Hubert Widefield wa fortunate to have fifteen pirited cheerleader for the 1970-71 athletic year. Linda trachan, Jackie akayama cocaptains), Joy Glommen, Khn Woods, ue Phipps, Chris Szarneicki, Amelia Williams, Sue Winkclbaur, Boody Rhode , and Ann Hubert were the high jumping varsity gymna t . Sopho mores Penny Glommen, Mary Beth Morri on, Karen Strachen, Enid William , and Georgiann Beattie led WHS in cheering for ophomore games. Their sponsors were Mis Pamela Girard and Miss Peggy Paret. Mary Beth Morrison Chris Czarniecki 134 Chris Woods Georgiann Beattie �Spirit Linda Strachan Sue Winklebaur Sue Phipps Karen Strachan Enid Williams Jackie Nakayama Penny Glommen Joy Glommen 135 �Pep Club Supports All Athletics At WHS Porn Pon girl , Drill Team, cheerleader , pictured in the foreground, along with other girl interested in backing WH athletic activities make up the Pep Club. Pep Club members behind the Gladiettes, Drill Team and cheerleader are, from left, first row: Kathy Carter, Denise Brustle , Leanne Hin haw, Diane Rice, Pat aylor, Connie White, Jon 1a Smith, Diane Medford, Cindy Boatman, Marcia Thomas. Second row: Loi Eggen, Connie Thompson, Debbie Maloyd, Carolyn Chambers, Sue Ruddy, Theresa Torres, Valerie Sites, J ody Perse, Patty Poage, Gloria Anderson, Pat Hazlett. Third row: Glessa Cauthon, Vickie Lane , Janet Kaufman, Mary Hollenderfer, Pam Sharp, Carol Anderson. Row Four: June Renfro, Barb Nelson, Pat y Davi , Cindy Hansen, Robin Harris, Debbie Cole, Chris Parkhill, Cindy Maggs. Jamie Rowley, and Tina Cole. This year Pep Club had fifty member . The club did a good job of upporting all athletic at WHS. Pep Club sponored the Sweetheart Dance and a booth at Carmval. The organization helps the ecretary of morale at pep a semblie . Two pep club officer are pictured in right photo. Cindy Davi was secretary and Carolyn Chambers was trea urer. Any Pep Club member will tell you, "Widefield is number one!" Marilyn Tomsha, 136 president, and Marcia Thoma , vice president. �The Gladiettes, Widefield High's porn pon team, helped the cheerleaders and other member of pep club boo t the "Glad" spirit of fans at port event . Porn Pon Girls Add Color To Sports Events The porn pon girl were member of a larger organization, pep club, and the Gladiettes are featured on the oppo ite page in the pep club photo. In the picture above, Laura Oberding, Roseanne Czarneicki, Elizabeth McCleod, Debbie Simm , and Debbie Paul encourage Gald fans to how their spirit. The blue and white of the group's porn pons and uniforms added color to WH port events. 137 �Three Productions Go On The Boards Drama Club entertained members of the school and community with three productions this year: a melodrama, "Ten Nights in a Bar Room:" a musical, "Carou. el," and "The Crucible." Pictured in the cast of "The Crucible," are, top row, from left Bob Royal andy Baile, Sharon aylor, Everette Windle, Lisa Lyon , Chris Delmain, Pat McCracken, Debby Larson, Barb Roberts, Lynn Thorson, and Kim Burke. Bottom: Dwight Hall, Lillian Sturdivant, Mi s Tilley, Karen Engel, Dan Snelling, Mike Greer, John wircheck, Charles Ro zan ki, Mark Seatvet, Karen Stroud, and Virginia Johnson. Left photo: Mike Greer, Lillian Sturdivant, and Karen Stroud in "The Crucible.'' Below. Everette Windle getting makeup before the play. �Members of the annual staff in top photo are, back row: Liz McCleod, Deanna Koslowsky, and Karen Sax en. Bottom row: Vicki Lane, Marilyn Tomsha, Linda Warehime, and Carolyn Chambers. Linda and Vicki were the editors of this year's book. Annual Staff Makes Memories Yearbook staff members pictured below, are, standing from left: Gwenda Helton and Sher Vickers, fund-raising; Kevin Zaiger, activities; Sue Elliot, activities; Loretta Goodnight, senior pages with Sher Vickers; Kirk Richards, sports. Kneeling: Cathy Cavins and Joan Williams, activities. Not pictured: Cindy Young, sophomore pages with Karen Saxen; Glessa Cauthon and Connie Thompson, faculty; Tony Lukavitch, sports, and Barbara Bradley, activities. �Advertising Patrons In Pike's Peak Area 140 FOUNTAIN VALLEY GLASS 151 Ithaca Security, Colorado INDIVIDUAL INTERIORS INC. 1921 N. Weber 471-2600 Colorado Spnngs J & LGARAGE 224 Mam 392-720 6 Security, Colorado J. L. CASE REALTY CO. 224 Main - 392-3464 Security, Colorado ARCHIES ELECTRIC CO. 2807 N. Prospect 633-1936 Colorado Spnngs WIDEFIELD CONOCO 1 Widefield Blvd. Security, Colorado THOMAS W. SLACK D.D.S. 510 Security Blvd. Security, Colorado BROWN AUT SERVICE 725 E. Fillmore 636 3107 Colorado Spnngs T.V. 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Kiowa 632-3393 Colorado Springs YOUNG LIFE CLUB 1502 Rainer 633-7996 Security and Colorado Springs HALL OF PRESIDENTS WAX MUSEUM 1050 South 21 Street Colorado Springs ARCHIES T.V. SERVICE 2807 N. Prospect 633-1936 Colorado Springs �Give Financial Su-pport to 7 0-7 I Yearbook RONALD D. ALLRED D.D.S. Stratmoor Hills Center on "B" Street and Widefield Dental Bldg. Security, Colorado GROFF'S SKELLY STATION 240 Mam 392-3426 Security, Colorado WIDEFIELD BOOTERY 135 Fontatne Blvd. 392-5121 Security, Colorado SANBERGINSURANCE 1845 Matn 392-5850 Security, Colorado Lew C. Wade Painting Contractors Cu•c' 11: EA•T M•L.L 3 E eee 4430 B•..tOU { ;,-. 'f 'f~/ \Y:RNALW...R Rt . 1 Box 79 35 Years Decorating Experience Fountain 392-3633 ~uvmn1 IIOB RUBEL Col.,.o.tAOO ~ .. c•ooc,_T ·~,_ - . . ANOJ>.U,.'e H "'II .... t.a•e ~OfiiiMAI,. WCAflll , L.TO THE VALLEY STAR A weekly newspaper covering the Fountain Valley 578 Marquette 392-4211 Security, Colorado ROY C. HO WELL AGENT AUTO - LIFE - FIRE 578 MARQUETTE DRIVE SECURITY, COLORADO 809 I I PHONE : BUS. 392-7366 RES. STATE F A R M INSUR AN CE CO MPANIES 392-3072 STATE FARM ($ @X® INSURANCE_ 141 �~~Only The Best'' -Says Cabinet Mr. Frank Sagona, Sponsor. Student experiences in democratic at WHS arc gained through the Student Cabmct. Under the leader hip of teve Potratz as Pre idcnt, and the rest of the group, Mike Cheney, VIC.e Prestdcnt : Carol Puylara, Secretary: Ray Quinone , Treasurer ; Vicky Lane, Secretary of Morale : Terry Cook, Secretary of Courtc y; J octtc Arellano, Secretary of Activities ; Jim Millar, Secretary of Publicity; Bill Presley, Senior Vice-President ; Doug Proal , J untor Vice -Pre ident; and Mike Ellies, Sophomore Vice-Pre ident. The cabinet has the responsibility of determining student policy in school affairs. It also encourages cooperation between the faculty and the stLJdents and provides a practical illustration of democracy in action. Mr. Sagona is pon or. The group sponored Homccommg activities and the Homecoming dance, the spring carnival, the All-City Student Council Exchange program, and after-game dances. J uile taking a break. Student Cabinet members from left: Joette Arellano, Juile Czarniecki, Vicky Lane, Terry Cook, Carol Puylara. Back row: Bill Presley, Doug Proul, Ray Quinones, Mike Cheney, Steve Potratz and Jim Millar. 142 �Forensics Club Excels In Public Speaking Competition; Two Members Go To State Members display trophies and award in top photo. Below, Foren ics students are, front row from left: Coach J. A. Dionisio, Kim Burke, Jennett Fringer, Tonya Johnson, Pat Kelley, Brenda Baker. Back Row from left: Steve Ferguson, Eric Lewi , Allen Kelley, Everett Windle, John Gentzel. Wesley Bell, Glen Ketterlinus, Setka Okamoto, Roy Duerkson. 143 �Quill And Scroll Society Honors Student Writers Quill and Sc.roll i a honorary society for high school journalists with a 3 point grade average who have had ornething publi hed orne of their money-making project through the year were e1ling mum at Homecoming, raffling a turkey at Thank giving, and having a booth at carnival. Quill and Scrol1 publi hed the annual Creative Writing Booklet with the help of the editors, Kevin Wright, Judy Mathern and Sandi Thurston. The officer of Quil1 & crol1 arc from left to right: Linda Warehime, Secretary-Treasurer and Ro Kent, President. Members are from left to right: Denise Schaaf, Linda Warehime, Kevin Wright, Sandi Thurston, Joy Glommen, Vicky Lane, Judy Mathern, Mike Cheney and Roy Kent. ot pictured are Jerry Hahn and Kevin Raichl. 144 �This year's Gladiator taff has made a genuine effort to bnng all the up-to-date school news to the students ofW.H.S. The news team is pictured below, from back row, left to right: Mike Cheney, sports editor; Roy Kent, sport staff; Bruce Crow, staff writer; Jerry Hahn, managing editor; John Puylara, photography; Linda Lewts, staff writer; and Pam Chidester, editor. Front row. Steve Young, staff writer; Lisa Lyons, advertising; Denise Schaaf, feature editor; Evita Torres, staff writer; and Debbie Murray, staff writer. Jerry Montgomery, Judy Mathern and Jerry Hahn worked hard to meet deadlines. Head Iines +Cutli nes +Dead Iines =Newspaper �Congratulations to the Class of '71 From the people at Looart Press Colorado Springs, Colo. Fine t designed paper products since 19 4 7. 3525 Stone 471 -4910 Security Radio & TV Fountain Valley Shopping Center Security, Colorado Nationwide Finance Company Of Security 380 Main 392-3448 Security, Colorado Crosser Music Co . 360 Main 146 Security, Colo. �Members of Chorus, from left, front row: Mr. Earl Berglund, Peggy Gabriel, Debbie Cole, Terry Cook, Dorothea McCullough, Barbara Blanco, Nannette Lansdown, Brenda Pa ons, Roseanne Czarniecki, Sheron Fringer, Janet Harris, Marla Ragan. Second row: Diana Lopez, Jana Ramsey, Linda Herrera, Debbie Paul, Robin Harris, Patty Gabriel, Cathy Ulanowski, Angela Meredith, Barbara Nelson, Becky Gorley, Cindy Thomas, Diane Perkins, Mrs. Bonnie Ayers. Third row: Evelyn Ricks, Kirsten Basye; Denise Hunke, Jerry Burge, Charles Rozanski, Steve Pfanenstiel, John Mounce, Ron Strohmeyer, Steve Bek, Pat McCracken, Larvetta Neal, Sandy Cheney, Sharon Moore. Fourth row: Jackie Conklin, Roxann Rayner, Mike McCarty, Pat Manley, Larry Rice, Bob Shuck, Edison Barnaby, Chris Delmain, Robert Wolf, Dan Snelling, Bruce Klemm, Jackie Pierce, Wonona James. Three Choral Groups Featured At WHS Member of Mod Choir, top picture, from left: John Mounce, Rox ann Rayner, Connie White, Robbin Harri , Pat Manley, Chris Del main, Jackie Pierce, Janet Harris, Steve Pfanenstiel, Linda Herreia, Charles~~ Members of how Choir, right picture. from left: Larry Rice, Eve Ricks, Dan Snelling, Debbie Paul. Jim Miller. Terry Cook, Bob Schmidt Bill Miles, Roseanne Czarniecki, Peggy Gabriel, and Dwight Hall. �V.I.C.A. Is The Club For Students With Many T a Ients VICA started off the year with a new prestdent, Mike Perdue, Vice pre ident Zeff Kendall, Trea urer Steve Chambers, and Secretary Donna Me ready. They plan to sell pens dunng Christmas. Left to right; First row: Wesley Sue Verkruebbe, Ralph Peters, Donna McDannel, Bennie Stephens, Tony Gerke, Glenn Williams, Tony Trujillo, Charles Boynton, Steve Chambers, Richard Edwards. Back row: Marshall Boatman, Jim Darrington, Mike Chapman, Roger Vermillion, Jerry Sword, and Mike Perdue. 148 �Director Of Vocational Education: Mr. Leg leiter Widefield High School offers a wide variety of vocational course to its tudents. Auto mechanics, graphic arts, busi · ness and secretarial course , carpentry, date processing, and home economics are among the fields students may elect to study. Student may .1lso join the Distributive Education program. The vocational department i under the supervision of Mr. Rudy Lcgleiter. 149 �F.S.A .. F.B.l.A. Members Train For Careers The members of F.S.A. are, first row: Cheryl Kramp, Vicky Lane, Geri Lou Valentine, Sharon Stenton. Second row, from left: Debbie Doyle, Myra Fraser, Debbie Hoke, Edith Stakley. Third row: Lena Urata, Nancy Kramp, Lee Hinshaw, Dee Ann Klasing. Fourth row: Julie Chole. Cindy Davis, Anna Cardenae, Jean Zalansky. Fifth row: Judy O'Neil. Sponsors are Mrs. Alexander and Miss Gaillard. F.B.L.A. members left to right, kneeling: Sharon Sterton, Edith Stakley, Gwenda Helton, treasurer, Debi Doyle, Denise Salter, and Myra Fraser Second Row: Vicky Lane, Sue Phipps, Bonnie Sinnes, Georgia Bergman, president, Greta Gates, Margret Roberts, and Jean Zalansky. Third Row: Candi Howell, Betty Terry, Debbie Huff, Connie Joanson, Julie Chole, and Mrs. Lynda Huffman, sponsor. 150 �Left to right: front row-Ben Bottomley, Jim Faris, and Jim Shoemaker. Second row-Carla Tritton, Teri Carberry, Karen DuVal, Pam Redfern, Bill Jago, Ray Rickard, Ed Baxter, John Robinson, Fred Baxter, Doug Paul and Gary Murphy. Third rowMr. Johnson, Edna Sandoval, Cody Thompson, Sue Crain, Joette Lewis, Mr. Courtney, J urgen Price, Christi Campbell, Gloria Romero, Rose Woerle, J etta Johns, Debbie Boyd, Carol Harrison, Sandy Broughton, Phyllis Walters, Daline Rash, Pat Crow, Debbie Hanson, and Debbie McGee. DECA Encourages Strong Salesmanship Distributive Education Club of America (known as Deca) identifies a program of youth activities relating to Deca and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. It encourages group participation, leadership development, career study and is recognized as a vital part of the total Distributive Education program. DECA officers are Dalene Rash, Phylis Walters, Rose Woerle, Doug Paul and Ray Rickard. 151 �"lEAL ESTATE I""OI"E .. TY MANAGEMENT Al"l"l'tAISALS MOI'tTGAGE LOANS Charles McAlexander Public Accountant 578 Marquette Drive 392-1952 934 . evada Colo. Spnngs, Colo. 80903 475-1000 H. E. "Cap" Proal Res. 392-7 389 tke lll MAtH STREET 152 S!CURITY, COL.OIIIADO IOfll Member F .D.I.C. John W. McGovern Res. 596-7772 �A&W Drive In Kwik Shake 507 Security Blvd. Phone 392-3501 385 Mam Street Phone- 392-5063 II IT'S MUSICAL IT'S IN THE CENTER OF THINGS IN COLO. SPRINGS Simms Supers 635-1503 Security Shopping Center 10 E. COLORADO AV. 153 �.. SEEBURG, WU RLI TZER AND ROCK-OLA JUKE BOXES s. s SMITIY 632.9948 AMUSEMENT CO. WAYNE 596-1124 SERVICE--633-260 I Security Rental Agency CANDY MACH INES, Bo 5157 Secunty PI NBALLS, BOWLEI!S, POOL TABLES 392-3471 ENCO ENCO ENCO ENCO ENCO Security Enco 229 Main 392-9250 Security Blair Business College Inc. 10 N. Farragut 633·2669 Colorado Spnngs 154 �Whatever Your Bag, Bag It At Conrad's Fabrics widefield Mall, The Store that Thinks Young. Teen Charge Accounts Available. Conrad's Fabrics- 392-1150 Music Makers 110 N. Tejon Phone 633-2249 APPAREL Fountain Shopping Center phone 392-5200 John's Widefield Chevron 2 Widefield Boulevard phone 392-8370 Manequin Ladies 155 �Index ntors Adr. na. Pat 76 Admund on, lr ne 76 Atwell, Janet 76 Batie, andra 13 Balog, Bngme 76 But r, Ed 14 Ba. ter, Fred 14 Bearton, .rc a 76 Bell, \l-esley 143 llencdtct, , I 76 Benton, J a neue 76 Bergman, Ceorgu 76,149 Blanken htp, Jtm 76 Blasmgame, Donna 57,76 Boatman, Marshall76,150 Bohn, Rus elll5,76,131 Bottomle , Benn) 14 Bower, John 32,33,15,76,131 Boyd, Debra 14 Bo nton, h rlcs I SO Bradlq, Barbara 76 Brant, Carla 76 Broughton, Sandra 76,14 Brown, Erne t 1S,36,38,76,131 Burgc,Jcrry 147,128. Burke, Kay 77 Burke, Ktm 77,143 Butcher, Susan 77,78 Cage, Max 131 Campbell, Chnsty 77,78,148 Carberry, Teresa Man 77,78,148 Carter, Karen 77,7 Carver, Susan 77,78 Castator, Debra 77 Cauthon, Clessa I 36.139 Chambers, Steven 72,14 ,1 SO Olapman, Mtchael 150 Chenevert, Cynthia 77 Cheney, Mtchacl9,10,36,3 ,40,131,142,145 Chol , J ulic 78 Conlon, Car<y 78 Cook, Dtana 78 Corley, Becky 78,147 Cowan, Sandra 78 Crain, usan 78,148 Crosser, Ka) 78 Crow, Bruce I 32,145 Crow, Pam ta 148 Cull ns, Dtana 7 Czarmeckt, Rosanne 41,7 147 Darnngton, J ommte 78 Davenport, Glenn 1 S DJvi , Cynthia 78 Davt , Pat y 78,130,136 Dean, Kevin 78,131 DcPaoh, Elatne 78 DtSomone, Frank IS,78,131 Donnell, Janet 78 Doyle, Debra 79 Dozier, teven 79 Drumm, Chnstine 79 Duke, Ralph 7S,79,131.132 Duskey, Trudy 79 Duval, Karen 79 Eaton, Wilham 79 Eberhardt, William 79 Edwards, Rtchard I SO Epps, Mar ha 79 Fans, James 148 Fcrnandc1, Chnstopher 79 Fern.mdc7, Cmdy 79 Ftt7gerald, Helen 79 Forde, Tun 31,131,132 Fox, Wayne 79 Fra er, Myra 80 Frazter, Glona 80 Gabncl, Peggy 80,147,128 Galbraith, Cathleen 80 Garvin, LoUoan 80 Cates, Creta 7S,80, Gerke, Tony 1 SO Cmgnch, Ken 80 Ctni, Lamont I S,80 Glom men, Joy 8,41,80,13S Goergen, Kathy 80 Goodmght, Loretta 80 Gorden, Edward 80 156 Cortmaker, Pam 0 .re ory, Davtd 80 H gans, Earl 81 Hahn,(, raid 1,145 H msto k, Eu n I Hall, llw1ght 147,129,1 ,127,61 Hall, Edward 81 Hamhn , Robert 20,81 Hanson, Deborah 148 Hurts, Karen 1 Hamson, rol75,81,14 Hasungs. Robert 1 Hathaway, June 1 H..yner, J uhe I H•y nes, Bill 81 Hctdcl, Rowena I O,H I H 111 Eh>abcth 7,81 H !ton, Gwenda 81,147,S7,139 Htgh, Sandra 82 Hoftman. Larry 82 Hok , Dcbbte 82 Hook, Lmda 82 How II, andt e 147 Huff, Debra 14 7 Huff,. t ven 2 Humphrc\, Larr 20 Hurry, Mocha II 5,17, 2 H) son, Dav1d 2 Jacobs. Brad lee 2 Jacob , Rtcky 2 Jago, Wtlliam 141! Jame , Wonona 178 Jensen, Kevm 82 Johns, Joanna 82 Johnson, Clifford 82,53,50 Johnson, Conme 82,147 Kelley, Alan 2,143 Kelley. )om 2 Kendall, Zeffcnno 1!3,150 Kent, Roy 83,127,145,144 Ketterhnus, Glen 148 Laliberte, Gary 3,133,12 Lane, Vtctona 3,136,139,176,178,1 !10 Land down, annette 147,127 Lee, Joanne 83 Lewi , Joetta 9,11,13,148 Lew1s, Marlene 83,128 Ltbbey, Kathleen 83 Littleton, Mary 83 Lollis, Steven 15,132 Long, Ruth 83 Lopez, Victor 25 Lovitt, Lindsay 83 MacCready, Bonme 83 Maggs, Cynthia 84,136 Manley, Virgmta 3 Manning, Renee 14 7 Mar h, Cathenn 3 Mays, Gaylord I 5 McCarty, Mtke 83,147 M.:Cready, Sue 84 McDannel, Donna 84,150 McGee, Debbte 148 Meiners, Theodore 131 Meredtth, Angela 84,122,147 Miles, Bill84,128,147,138 Mtller, Robert 84 Moeder, Marly 84 Morri;, Davtd 20,131 Murphy, Gary 84, 148 akayama, Jackie 9,1 0,11,13,84,1 35 apper, Beverly 84 beker, Lydta 84 elson, james 9 ,15,32,33,41.84,131 ess, Chm 84 Norris, Keith 84 orthern, Dan 85 Oberding, Penny 28,41,7 5,85 O'Donnell, Michael 25 Osharek, Anthony 15,85,131 Paul, Debbte 137 Paul, Doug 85,148 Payne, Larry 85 Payton, Doug 15,J6,41.58.85,131 Perdue, M1ke 15,17,86,131,150 Peters, Ralph 85,150 Peterson, Kelvtn 85 Ph1pp;, Sue 9,10,11,13,28,41 ,86,135 Ptepho, Pamela 86 Pletcher, Paul 86 Post, Ruth 86 Potratz, Steve 77,86,142 Presley, Bill9,15,86,131,142 Pnc ,Jurg n 148 Puyl~ra,John 86,131,145 Rae a, Raymond I 5, h Ra!Chl, Kevm 10,15,84,111 Randolph, Kctth b Rash, 1>>1 ne 6,148 RJ. uch, Rwll y 6 RJ.whn , K n 6 R d fern, .HI 29 R d , lhn 6,132 Re se, l'atn 1 6 Retd, Charles 7 Rctd,Jake 7,131 Retshus, S ndra 7 Ren k, Paul 7 Richards, I> n 7 Rickard, RH 14 Riels, Evelyn 87,147,128 Rtl , Rtcardo, IS,H7 Ritter, laud n 7 Ro d<ap, Lmda 87 Robbin , Tom 7 Roberts, Margaret 87 R bmctt , Donna 7 Robtnson, Don 131,13 2 Robmson, John 14 Ro ers, Dtanna 7 Romero, (,Jona 14 Romsl;od, Chnstcne 7 Ro)bal, Albert 131,132 Rudd), Sue 9,11,13,28,40,75,~7.136 Runkle, Vmse 8 ,128 Run) on, Sherry 88 Russe~, Ben me 88 Sabi ton, Mtchacl 88 Sadler, Loutsc 8 Salter, D ntSc 11,88,147 Sandoval, Edna ,148 Santaman•. Ed 15,41 ,36,131,50,59 .lnlstcv:..n, t;ln ax en, Karen ,1 39 Seatv t, M rk 2, ,13 hoemaker, )1111 14 hue k, Robert 8 S1mpk1n , Ken mnes, Bonm 149 Sttes. Enc 9,15, 8,131 Sly. Tes tc Lynn migay, Steve Xl! Smah, Deborah M Sm1th, Eli>abeth Smith, Rob tt Smtth, JCk Snelhng, Dan 7,20,41, 9,147,12 ,138 pears, Marsha 9 Stakley, Edah 9,149 tark, M1 e 89 Stenton, haron 9.149 Stephens, Benl'l 9,150 St wart,Jarnes 9 tGenn•tnc, Mtke,t5.41,88,13 1 urgus, Wilhe 9,1 5,17,59 trachan, Ltnda 9,11,13,53,89,13S Sullivan, Chester 89 ummcrs, Ga~ 89 Suzamki, Dtanna M9 Sword, Jerry 9,150 Thac kcr, Jerry 89 Thorna>, David 9,12!! Thompson, Conntc 89,136 Thompson, Cody 148 Thump on, Suey 9 Thurston, Sandt 7 5,1!9 Tomb, Robin 8~ Toms, Marcta 89 Tomsha, Manlyn 136 Tnt ten. Carla 14 8 Trond on, Doug 15 TrUJillo, Anthony 184 Upchurch, (,ene 1 5 VanWagenen, Doan 75 Varrone, joey 15 Vermtllion, Roger 150 Walters, Phyllis 148 Warehime, Ltnda 144 ,I 39 Wilhams, Glenn 1 50 Woerle, Ros 148 Woods, Chns 28,41,134 Wright, Kevin 139 Zatger, Brad 13 I Zalansky,Jcan 148 �Junt r Adllms, Alberta 94 Adams, ll tsy 94 Atken,Judy 94 AJford,] tm 15,94 And rson, arol94,1 36 And rson, Wayne 94 Ar llano, Joette 94,142 Ann11age, Mark 94 Ashley, James 94,128 Ashpole, Ztna 94 Atwell, Rhonda 94 &ker, Brenda 143,94 llllldwtn, Steven 94 &lhnger, Shirley 94 &rnes, Timothy 94 Ba ye, Ktrsten 94,14 7 Illites, Harold 94 Beaucond, Charles 94 Bell, Douglas 12,9 5 Belveal, Kent 95 Benefiel, LouAnn 95 BenJamin, ]amos 95 Bennett, Barbara 95 Bennett, Reginald 9 5 Black, Rufus IS Blanchard, Mtchael 25,95 Blanco, Barbara 95,147 Blount, B tty 95 Boatman, Thomas 15,95 Boatwnght, Btll 95 Bolton, Mike 95 Bolz, Jeff 9 5 Boone, Robert 9 5 Boyd, Mary 95 Boynton, Frank 95 Bradley, Mary 95 Breuer, Cydney 9 5 Breyer, Ltndsay 95 BnckJey, Bonnie 95 Brown, Bnan 95 Brown, Glenn 95 Brown, Marilyn 95 Buchanan, Debbie 95 Burch, Davtd 9 5 Burdektre, David 95 Buschmann, John 15,95 Cage, Pat 95 aldwell, Robin 96 C.rdenas, Anna 96 Carpenter, Cathy 93,96 Castle, 0 bra Ann 96,136 Cavanaugh, Rtchard 96 Cavtns, Cathleen 96,139 C.zzdl, M rvin 102 Chacon, Gray 24,25,96 Chambers, Carolyn 96,136,139 Chavez, Guy 15,96,131 Cheney, Sandra 94,96,147 Chtdester, Pam 96,145 Church, Margaret 94,96 Cinko ky, Debbte 94-96 Caddtngton, Daniel 96 Cole, Deborah 96,147,136,130,12!1 Cole, Donna 96 Colher, Theresa 93,96 Combs, Vickt 96 Conn, Mtchael 96 Cook, Terry 96,147,142 Cooper, Rudolf 96 oplan, Scott 106 Cox, William 96 rain, Edwtn 96 Craven, jean 96 Crow, Ralph 97 rumble, Constance 97 Cuchares, Mable 94,97 Curtis, Chmttne 97 C7arntcckt, Chns 94,97 Darnngton, ]tmmie 150 Davenport, Dennts 15,97 Davts, Allen Eugene 25,97,131,132 Davis. Cor. 97,128 Davt on, Bruce 97 Decker, Dtck 97 DeHerrera, Brent 97 Dell, Dtana 97 DePooter, eal97 Dt tmonc, Camtllc 94,97 Dobbs, Con me 97 Doncouse, Kenneth 97 Doremus, Ralf 9 Ora ger, Steve 94 9 8 Onscoll, Davtd 17,18,15,93,131 DuerkstJn, Roy 98,143 Duhon, Jacqueline 9 Duncan, Stephante 98 Earley, Randy 19, 3 Edward ,Jana 94 9 Edward ,Janet 9 Elhott, Susan 98 Eldnd~e. Kelley 98 Eilts, Mtke 9 Elze>,lltvtrly 98 Ender, ll veri) 98 Engle, Dcnms 98 Engel, Karen 98 Evanctch, john 98 Farr w, Brad 98 Fay. ancy 98 Felder, Lloyd 98 Ferguson, J eannte 98,124 Ferguson, Steve 98 Ftelder, Phthp 128 Fmch, MarJone 98 Florence, Joseph 9!! Foster, Gayle 98 Frazter, Fr;oncts 98 Fnnger, Sharon 99,141,147 frttz, Mark 99,123 Gagnon, Rhonda 99 Gagnon, 'Wayne 99 Galbraith, D borah 99 Garvtn, Jantce 99 G nczel, John 99,143,131,132 Gerald, Barbara 99 Gerber, George 99 Gerber, Mtke 99 Gtbson, Mark 99 Gtgele, Bobbte 99 Goltl, Sandy 99 Good, Bob 'i9 Good1n, Ctndy 99 Gordon, Kathy 99 Gouker, Vtckte 99 Green, Carolyn 99 Greer, Mtke 99 Gnswold, Mtke J 2,33,99 Guu.rrez, Charles 99 Gutterret, Mauncc 15,99 Guy or, Deborah 99 Hall, Judy 99 H•ll, Ralph 30,31,99,163 Hamhng, Knsttn 99 Handlos, Davtd I 00 Hllrdmg, Louts 100 H•rnson, Freddte 15,100,132 Hartley, Clyde I 00 Hartley, Lane I 00 Hllrtt, Steve I 00 Hlluptman,Jay 100 Heatherly, Sharon 53,94,100,122 Herrera, Ltnda 100,147 HtnkJe, Jtm 100 Htnman, Debbte 122 Htnshaw, Leanna 100,130 Hmesdorf. Steve 15,100 Hobbs, Glenda I 00 Holhday, Melvan 100 Holtz, Ricky I 00 Hopper, Rex I 00 Hopson,jtmmy 15,100 Hopson, Tunothy 15,100 Horton, Connte 100 Howard, Steven I 00 Hubert, Ann I 00,134 Hubert, Clarence I 00 Huff, Dennts 100 Hunke, Dente 94,100,147 Hunter, Davtd IS Ibarra, Emihano 100 Jacobs, Blane 100 James, Wynona 148,147 Jenktns, tephen 15,17 Jenkms, Werner I 09 Jensen, Kay 94,101 Jensen. Rtcky 20,21,94,101 jermgan, Steven I 01 Johnson, Barbara 101 johnson, Vtrgtnta 101 Jones, Debbie I 0 I jones, Tern 101 Jordan, Debbte 101 Kappelman, Terry 101 Kaufman, Janet 101,130 Kaufman, Joan 101 Kaufman, Retnhardt 101 Kaup, Patty 94,101 Ktllen, Don 101 Ktmm I, \l.a)ne 101 Kla tn , 0 eAnn 6,94,101 J..:lemm, Patrtcta 101,128 Koen, M rn 101 Koslow ky, D anna 101 Kosloskt, 'orman 101 J..:ramp, Nancy 101 Krczenskt, Karen 101 J..:ntch, J>cbbte 101 Kuck, Barry 101 Langley, 1\arbara I 01 Lapp, Raymond 101 Larson, Larr} I 0 I Lehnus, Ltnda 101 Lcljadel, Ins 101,128 Lewts, Enc 101,143 Lewts, Ltnda I 02 Ltentz, Jackte I 02 Ltmmcr, Gus I 02 l.tverman, Tom I 02 Lobato, Kay I 02 LoUts, Deborah I 02 Lucero, Rtc ky 102 LuJan, Manuel I 02,128 l.ukavuch. Tony 23-25,94,96,102,131 Lyd<~, M.ork 102 Lyons, Ltsa 102,145,UH Macleod, Ehzabeth I 02 M•ttland, Ernest I 02 Ma kt, Cur us I 02 Manual, Rosaho 20,21,102 Marttn, Roy I 02 Martut, Sherry I 02 Martinez, lrwtn I 02 Mascottt,joe 102 Maska, Gary 31,102 Mathern, Judy 103,144,14 • MathiS, Mike 102 Maunton, Mehssa IOJ Mayhugh. Darryl 103 McBee, Charles 103 McClure, Marttn 30,31,103,131 McGowan, Tony I 03 Mcintyre, Mtke 103 Mcintyre, Steve I 03 McKinley, Vtckl 103 McManaman, J tm I 03 Metners, Mtehael 103 M red11h, Rtch !OJ M rkel, Cheryl I 03 Mtchon,Jun 20.21,103 Mtllar,jtm 103,142 Mtller, Martha I 02 Mtyamoto,James 103 Mtller, Pam 102 Moneymaker,Jack 31,103 Montgomery. Jerry I 03,14 • Monroe, Mtke 103 Mouirguics. Sandra I 03 Munson, Stephen I 03 Murphy, Arthur I 03 Murray, Debbte 94,97 ,I 03,128. IJ6 Myles, Claudta I 03 ash, Melton I OJ , aylor, Mike 104 aylor, Sharon 103 cal, Andrew 104,147 cal, Lauretta 104,147 chon, Mark I 04 !son, Mark Stcv n 104 tedlen. Phtl I 04 onko,Jtm 104 othern, Robert I 04 Oberdtng, Laura I 04 O..onnor,John 104 0' ctl, Judy I 04 Overton, Edward 104 Owens, Gtnette I 04 Pacheco, Sam I 04 Pando. Scott I 04 Parkhtii,Chnsune 13.12 .147 Paskovtch, Lynda 94 Patterson, Mike 104 Paul, Debbte 93,104.128,147 Pemp, Donald 104 Pen a, Leroy I 04 Penn, Steven 104 Perktn , Dtane 147 Per e, Barbara 94,104,130 Per htca, Thomas I 04 157 �Peter on, Ten 104 Pherson, Rtchard I 04 Phtlhp, Alvm 15,104 , 131 Pterce, Rand 15,54,104 Pt!uso, Ra} mond 104 Poag , Patti 104,129,110,136 Potratz, jon 25,104 Pradta, orm•n 10S Pre slcy, Brend• 1 OS Proal, Doug 93,10S,142 Quenon, Kathryn 94,105 Qumn, Alzonta I OS Qutnn, Timothy 10S Qutnone, Ra)mond 24,25,105,131,142 Ratmrez, Ted I OS Ramoz, Vtrginta 10S Ra musscn, Gre 52,94,105 Redfern, Pam 29,~6.148 Retnhart. Rose 105,124 Ret hus, Pamcta 105 Reynolds, anq 105 Rhodes, Dane 10S Rhode . Mar) 94,105,134 Rtccardelh, Cary I OS Rtce, Larry 105,147,128 Rtch,Dale 105 Richard, M•ry 10S,94 Rtchards, Ktrk 1 OS,139 Rtckard, Ron lOS Rtddle,Janet lOS Rtddlc, Su an 6,105,130 Rtg '· Marnanna 1 OS Riley, Enka I OS Robtnette, Kenn th lOS Rodnguez, Rebecca I OS Roe, Greg 105 Rohman, Stanley 106 Romero, Veront<a 106 Rook, Mtchael1S,31,106,132 Ro s, Vickt 94,106 Roth, Cary 31,106,128 Round, Mona IOS,IJO Round, Ray 105 Rowley, Jamte I 06,136 Runkle, Arleen 94,106 Sallee, Debra 94 Sandberg, Henry I 06 Schaaf, Dentse 144,14S Schmtdt, Robert 147,106,128 Schosau,Jimmt 106 Schouten, Thomas I 06 Schwartz, Rtchard 15,106 Scroggtn>, Samuel I 06 eatvet, john 106,133 cems, Dav1d 31,106 S guine, Shatla I 06 Shaq>, Pam 106,129,136 heaffer, Valenne 106 Shepherd, Mark I 06 Shouse, Patricia I 06 Stgala, Mtke 15,54,106,131 Simon, Kristina I 06 Sims, Debbie 41,137 Smger, Maureen 106 Sisco, Ric 1 06 Skoronsky,James 106 ly, Tanny 107 Sluder,Jame 107 Sm11h, Doug 107 Smith, Loren I 07 Smllh, Daniel 107 Smllh, Mtke 31, I 07 Smtth, Pam 94,107,136 mllh, Ray 107 Sousa, Tony 31,107 Spagnolini, Arleen I 07 pessard, Steve I 07 Sptlman, Mtchael I 07 Sptre>, Debbte I 07 Stack, Tom 107 Stagner, Valerie I 07 Steel, Richard 107 Stenman, Jay 107 Stephens, Michael 107 Stewart, R•chard I 07 Stewart, Steven 107 Strehl, Bill 15,18,107 Stroud , Karen 107,138,128 Sturdevant, Ltllian 138 Sword, Carol 107 Talburt, Patncta 107,128 Tappan, Roswllha 107 Taylor, Shtrley I 07 158 Temanson, Ttm I 0 Te ter, M•rk I 07 Titew, Robert 107 Thoma , Marcia 107,136 Toom , R~y 54,10 Torres, EIVIta 94,97,10 ,136 Torres, Jacob 108,25 Tr•cey, Brent 108 Trttten, Cmdy I 08 Tucker, Doug 30,31,94,108 Turner, John 108 Tuttle, Vickie 108 Ulanowski, Cathy 109,147 Urata, M xunino 20,21,109 Valentine, Char Lee 108 VanWagenen, Kann 94 Varrone, D bbte 10 Vaughn,Davc30,10 ,131 Vaughn, Mtchael 108 Veteto, Billy 108 Vtllalovos, Lawrence I 08 Voehl, Jamc• I 08 Vogt, Vtncent 22,24,25,1 08,131 W•ddell, Mtke 108 Wadi , Cathenne I 08 Warren, Sherrill I 08 Webb, Chantal 109 Webb, Darrel I 08 Weesn r, Phtlip 20.21,108,129 Wei h, Kathryn I 08 Well., Gary I 5, I 09 Westbrook, Thomas 109 While, Thoma• 15,38 Whll , Wallace I 09 Wter, D bbtc 109 Wtlhams, Amelia 94,109,134 Wilhams, Lou 109 Wtlson, Don 109 Wilson, Lt 109 Wilson, Mark 109 Windle. Everette 109,13 ,143 Wmkclbauer, Susan 94,109,135 Wohlfetl, Robert 109 Wood, Ro e 109 Woods,Jim 109 Worley, Pam 109,128 Wormley, Ru• el109 Worth n, Deborah I 09 Wnght,john 109 Wykoff, Ken 109 Yoder, Charle 25,108,129, Young, Cheryl109 Young, Stephen 25,50,108,145 Zavalney, Suzanne 109 Zimmerman, Arthur 109 ophomores Adams, Fred 112 Akers, Dtane 112 Alexander, Elizabeth 112 Alford, Howard 112 Alford, John 112 Allire, Ruby 111 Alkire, Mark 112 Allen, john 112 AI phs, Bob 117 Anderson, Gloria 136 Anderson, Harry I 28 Andrews, J tm 112 Ayers, Dan tel 25 Baca. John 112 Bachicha, Pat 112 Baker, Cheryl 112 Baker, Debbie 112 Banda, Alan 112 Barnaby, Cede II a 112 Barnes, Patrick 112 Bartel, Karen 112 Baugh, Pat 112 Beattie, Georgann 134 Bek, Stephen 147,128 Bergman, Lonnie 147 Blair, Norman 113 Blanton, Pam 147 Blasingame, David 113 Board, Donna 113 Boatman, Cynthia 130 Bonner, Gary 113 Boone, Esther 113 Borton, Ceroge 113 Boynton, Roberta 113 Brewer, Ru ell 34 Br~d c , lkrnard 113 Broughton, Randy 113 Brown, Marvm 113 Brown, Mttchell 113 Brucstle, () nt 111,1 (, Bryant, Rhonda 113 Bry on, Rt hard 113 1\urton, Gcro 20 Bush, Claudtd, I I 3 C:1rbcrry, Val 113 Cardma, Gcnrgc I 11 Carlson, Phil 113,128 Carp nter, Kay I I 3 C'.<lftcr, Kathy I 6 Carter, Penny 11 3 Carter, Ron II 3 ChaveL, Wayne 113 Cinkosky, jerry 113 Clark, Jeanm II 3 Clarke, Steven 113 Clayton, Mtchacl 113 Clutter, Tt·d 113 Clutter, Terry 113 Cumt key, Mtkc 113 Conkltn,Jacqu lyn 147,128 Conn, Kcvm II 3 Cook, Mark 11 Coomer, Robert 113 Corm h, Terry 111 C..osc, Martin 113 Cournoyer, Merle I 13 Crawford, Gcroge II 3 Cro by, Deborah I I 3 Ceo , Rtcky 114 Crutcher, Kitty 114 C1arnicckt, Juhc I I I ,147 O•lton, Btll 114 Davt>, Rteh.ud 114 Delmam,Chrtstopher 114,13 ,147 D roday. Tom 114 D bbs, Wayne 114 Douglas, Rtchard 114 Drake, Alan 114 Ore tng, Mclante I 14 Dufort, Brend• 114 Duhon, Bernard 114,128 Duvai,Davtd 114,117 Easom. Eddtc 114 Edwards, Danny 114 Edwards, Tern I I 4 Eggen, Lots 114,147 Eggers, Mtkc 114 Elliott, V~rgmta 114 Elli , Hal 114 Eilts, Kenn th 114 Elhs, Mtke 111,114 Enyart, Becky 114 Fay. Cheryl 12M Fetdler, Stanley 115 Fishencord, March liS Fttzgerald, Deni c liS Florence, Linda 115 Flost, Gino 115 Folcy,john liS Ford, Virginta 147 Fowler, Dame! liS Fox, Nancy 115 Frederick, Dons liS Freeman, George II 5,1 28 Freeman, Sandra liS Gabr~cl, Patty 115,147 (,allacher. john liS Gulick, Maurice 115 (,cnna, Jack liS German, Dale liS G rth, Randy 115 Gertz, Btlly 115 Gtlham, Rick 115,128 Glennon, Kenny liS Glom men, Penny 135,128 Gmiter, William liS Goltl, Dentse liS Gordon, Bonnie liS Gossard, Robert liS Graham, Lilhan I 16 Green, Juanita 116 Green, Patricia 6,116,118 Greene, Sally 116 Gregory, Janet 129 Cnswold, Debra 116 Groff, Ralph 116 Grove, LaTweeda 116 Gustin, Oebbtc 116 �Hack, Robbtn 116 H eman, LIZabeth 116 H lahan, Mark 116 Hamilton, Harry 116 H.udtng, Elizabeth I 28 Huris, Eddie 116 Harm, Freddie 116 Harns, Janet 147, Harris, Robtn 147,136 Hamson, Charles 116 Hartsfield, Albert 116 Hdrtt, D bb1c 116 Hata, Karen 117 Hayn s, lmda 117,120 Hazlett, Pat 136 Hazlette, Paulette 117 H atherly. M~ehael117 H llman, Dcm 117,128 H II r,Bill 117 H nder on, Debra 117 H nke. Brad 117 H tnck, Vance 117 H~eks, 0 borah 117 H1ggs, Keith 117 H1ll, Enc 117 Hill,Maxl17 Hollendorfer, Mary 136 Hommel, Robb1e 117 H ward, Marilyn 117 H yt, Gene 117 Hunke, Kyle 117 Hunter, Dale 117 Hunter, Kenneth 117,133 Hyde, William 117 Ibarra, Maria 117 lreland,Janet 128 I nhart, John 117 Jackson, Billy 117 Jackson, Charles 117 Jacobs, Bonme 117 Jacobs, Brenda 117 Jacobson, George 118 Jensen, Brad 118 Jensen, Tern Ill John on, Elizabeth 118 Johnson, Tonya 118,143 jones, Janet 118 Jones, Kathy 118 Jones, Mark 25,50,118 Juhan, Ltnda I 18 Kaup, M1chacl 118 Kelley, Pat 118,143 Kcy,J1mmy 31 KtndS<hr, Mttch 11118 King, Ric key 118 K1ng, Sam 118 Ktnglow, Fernando 118 Kukwood, Stephen 118 Ki el, frank 118 Klemm, Bruce 118,129,147 Koen, Marcus 6,118,50 Kodtng.r, ancy 118 Kohi,Jerry 118 Kontratck, Gary 15,118 Kozloski, Joe 118 Kramp, Kelly 119 Kreklow, Kerry 119 Kroth, Ross 119 Kunclrs, Charles 119 Lambrecht, Renee 119 Lamont, Jeffery 119 Landreth, Richard 119 Larimore, Ronha Le1gh 119 Larson, Debroah 119,138 Larson, Paul 119 Laster, Dorothy 119 Laughhn, Gerald 119 Lavengood, Mark 119 Lawyer, Guy 119 Lehman, Dav1d 119 Lerma, Myrna 41,119 Le sard, M1kc 119 Lam mer, Randy 119 Lintner, Lmda 128 Litton, David 119 LIVerman, Keith 119 Lazama, Theresa 119 Loom1s, Donna 119 Lopez, D1ana 147 Lovato, Ron 119 Loveland, John 50,124 Lowe, Fred 119 Lust1ca, Kevin 120 Lyndell, Darrell 120 Lupc, Rosa 120 Maa ,M c 120 Macholz, Paul 120 Mac key, David I 20 Malody, Cathy 120 Maloycd, Debra 120 Manley, Pat 11,120,147 Manuzak, Angehb 120 Mucottc, George 8,25 Marcotte, William 120 Marlin, Gary I 20 Mascotta, Anthony I 20 McBee, Vavian 120 M Carty, Dave 120,147 M Cracken, Patnck 147 M Cullough, Dorothy 120,147 M Dannel, Peggy 120 M Ctnnis, Gary 120 M dford, Daane 120,130 M rz, Mary Ann 120 Metz1g r, Kc1th 120 M1ller, Kandis 120 Mtnehart, Peggy 120 M1yamoto, Tracy 120 Moore, Sharon 14 7 Mornson, Mary 135 Mosteller. Steven I 20 Mounce, John 120,147 Murphy. Lonnie 121 aylor, Patricia 121,136 elson, Barbara 121,136,147 ~eholls, Denms 121 1ckum, Bob 121 1el on, Kris 121 ohn, Sandra 121 Nonko, Jack 121 orman, RIChard 121 orthern, Tere a 117 ,I 21 orton, Cra1g 121 Okomato, Scika 143 Overton, Daniel 121 Pando, Virgtnia 121 Pa kovich, Peter 121 Passons, Brenda 121,147 Payne, Ronald 121 Penfield, James 121 Persc, Jackie Ill Perse, J olynne 136 Pcrsh1ng, Howie 121 Pet.rson, Kurt 121 Pfanensllel, Steve 121,14 7 Phlllips,Jcrry 121 Phillips, Terry 121 Pacrcc, Jackie 147 Ptncomb, Melod1c 122 Puff, RICky 122 Port, Boyd 122 P rt, Fnnccs 122 Powell, Mary 122 Puckett, Bob 122,128 Ragan, Marla 122,14 7 Ragan, M1ke 122 Rai>h, J1m 123 Rameriz, Mike 122 Ramsdell, Ltnda 122 Ramsey, Jana 147 Ratliff, Jeanie 122 Rayner, Roxanne 122,147 Rea, Susie 122 Remple, Tim 128 Reneau, Cary 122 Renfro, Juncl 36 Rice, Diane 128,136 Richards, Dawn 122 Richards, R1ta 122 RIChardson, Kathy 122 Rickett, Doug 122 R1ddlc, Mark 122 Righter, Aubrey 122 R1ley, Karl 122 Roberts, Barbara 138 Romstad. Charhc 122 Rosa, Pedro 50,122 Rose, Barry 122 Roszanski, Charles 138,147 Rounds, Cathy Ill Royal, Bobby 138 Runkle, Harold 123 Rust, Marianne 123 Salvatore, Marsha 123 alvatorc, Monica 123 Samms, L01s 128 anllstcvan, Sharlcy 12J Sawyers, Dav1d 123 Saye, Pame 123 Schaefer, Matthew 128 chofield, Bob 56 chou ten, Linda I 23 Schultheis, Ehzabeth 123 Schulz, Lothu 25,123 Scott, Debra 123 Sexton, Donna 12 ~ Shatto, Karl 123 Simmons, Kathleen 1 23 Samon, Karl 128 Sunpkms, Don 123,128 Sams, Monty 123 S1tcs, Valenc 136 S ctoc, Chrts 12 3 Skoron ky, Dav1d 124 Sm1th, Edgar 124 Smith, Gary 124 Smith, Jonna 136 Smnh, Kevtn 56 nlllh, MIChael 1 33 Sowell, Joe 124 Speckhals, Joe 124,128 Stakely, Richard 124 Stark, Bob 124 tevens, Chuck 124 tevcn , Gary I 24 St~rgus,John 124 Stovik, Ann 124 Strachan, Karen 111,135 Strehl, M1ke I 24 trohmcyer, Ronald 147 Taggart, Wilham 124 Taylor, Mary 128 Teague, Robert I 24 Tester, John 124 Tharps, Harvey 124 Thesing, Chuck 124 Th w, Walter 124 Thomas, Cynthaa 124,14 7 Thomas, Eric I 24 Thomas, Fredenc 124 Thompson, Kathy 124 Thornton, Yvonne Ill Torre>, San 25,124 Torres, There. • I 36 Tnmble, DeniSe I 24 Troyer. !.eldon I 24 TrUJillo, Josie 124 Tulipana, Chmta1c 124 Tyree, M1ke 124 Uletello, Bobby I 24 Utley,Jeff 124 Vandyke, Kathleen 125 Vanhorn, Raymond 125 Vanmngen, Cre 125 Vogt, Vicky I 25 Wagner, Barb.ra I 2 Walden, Irene 125 Walden, Tom 125 Waldo, Mark 56,128 Wahszewsk1, Robert 4 Walker, Ot1s 125 Walters, Laura 125 Ward, ancy 125 Washtngton, Erme 125 Watson, Janis 125 Weber, Bill 31 Wclhng, Diane 8 Whelan, J~n 125 W~ lle gsngjc 136,147 W 1te, onna 12S Wh1tehead, Michael 31 Willard, J anclle 1 25 Wi111ams, Cynthi~ 125 Williams, Doug 125 Williams, Enid 135 Woerle, Margaret 125 Wolf, Robert 147 Wolfschmidt, Manon 125 Womack, Tyler,125 Woodhou e, Dan 125 Woods, Phyllis 125 Wooldridge, James I 25 Worden, Richard 125 Wnght, Joe 125 Wnght, Lmda 125 Yager, Tom 125 Young, MaraJayne 125 Zahn, Mike 125 159 �Epilogue ����� 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 1970-1971 Widefield High School Yearbook Spartacus Vol XIII 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. 1970-1971 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 Lin Warehime, Vicki Lane Editors Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 159 pages; black and white photos Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1970-1971 Widefield HIgh School Year book Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970-1971 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Opening; Homecoming; Football; Tennis; Crosscountry; Winter Division; Winter Ball; Swimming; Wrestling; Basketball; Sweetheart; Spring Division; Track; Carnival; Baseball; Hall of Fame; Prom; Graduation; Seniors; Juniors; Sophomores; Organizations; Faculty; Senior Achievement; Index Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1971 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. New auditorium building opened Max Cage Valedictorian; Dwight Hall Salutatorian '71 Carnaival Cliff Johnson Carnival King; Linda Strachan Carnival Queen A&W Drive In Bank of Fountain Valley baseball basketball Broadmoor Hotel C&A Engraving C&R Anthony Co. Charles McAlexanderCPA Cheerleading City Glass Co Colorado Springs New Car Dealers Association Conrad's Fabrics Cross country Crosser Music CO DECA Dr Clemmer District Superintendent Drama club drill team Duckwall's Dwight Hall Salutatorian football Forensics Fountain Valley Glass Gazette Telegraph Gladiator Staff Goodyear Tire Harmon's Hallmark Home Appliance homecoming J&L Garage John's Widefield Chevron Key Club Kwik Shake Inn Little Red Barn Mable's Wig Shoppe Manequin Ladies Fountain Shopping Center Max Cage Valedictorian McDonalds Mike Cheney and Sue Ruddy Miller's Bakery Mr. George Footwear Music Program National Honor Society Nationwide Finance Company of Security pep club Pom Pon Girls Prom Donna Blasingame and Marlys Moeder Queens queens Joette Lewis and Jackie Nakayama Ralph's Shoe Store Ronald D Allred DDS Roy C Howell State Farm Ins Safeway Sanberg Insurance Security Ceramics Security Conoco Security Drugs Security Enco Security Florist Security Radio and TV Security Rental Agency Simms Supers Student Cabinet Sweetheart Dance Swimming tennis Tom Lally Principal Tony Lukavitch State Cross Country track team W-Club Western Auto Hardware Widefield Conoco Widefield Homes Winter Ball Queen Pam Redfern wrestling