https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/89e237d6e4dfbe8dd5e841baeede6e49.pdf 7eb75c7a37afa07c0346ab022e18d642 PDF Text Text �����Those Indelible Moments . Spartacu , 1966, presents "those indelible moments" at Widefield High School. The daily live of exuberant Gladiator were filled with many unforgettable moment . Remember the roar of the hallway between classe ... the " pring fever" that engulfed everyone around April ... the visitors from Gothman City ... 2 �Table Of Contents Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Organizations . . . . . . . 72 Activities . . . . . . . . . . .. 104 Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 20 Advertisements ....... 152 3 �... the enthusiasm of the cheerleader at every game ... the "storming" of the floor after a hard fought victory ... the usual "kind" words of encouragement from a coach ... the hand shake after victory ... the anxiety of players on the bench a they await the final gun ... the night femininity took on a masculine form ... 4 �5 �6 �... the "fine" cheerleader at thepowder-puff football game ... the long hours of work, sweat, and pain ... the "never ay die" enior effort a the faculty came through with a ... the debut of Widefield' p_r...,.id....,..e_a_n.,.djoy in folk inging ... the effort put forth by everyone in gathering Chri tmas presents for the needy ... 7 �8 �... the many changes and discomforts brought forth by the addition of new facilities ... the signs of new and modern teaching methods ... the long hours spent in study hall ... the coach who presented Widefield with a challenge ... the different but outstanding dramatic presentation put on by fellow students ... ... . ••••• ••••• , ••••• ••••• 9 �10 �.. . " ock day", one of the method used to raise school and team morale . .. the second defeat of the so-called highly tau ted "big blue" . . the flood which raised so much excitement in our small community ... the annual bonfire which preceded the Homecoming victory over Harrison ... the long hour spent de cora ting ... and finally the most indelible moment of all --Graduation. II ��FACU TY �RICHARD D. TAYLOR Su, erintendent They Seek Improvement Roger M. Fay, C. L. Roberts, C. A. Foster, T. W. Slack RICHARD D. ASPI ALL Assistant Superintendent ERNEST W. MAURER Business Manager 14 �RICHARD COMPTO Principal For Our District WILBUR STENSO Assistant Princ1pal Virginia Street, Ruby Oliver, Micaela Michels, Lucille Hall, Evelyn Pederson Phyllis Richards, Eileen Cross, Elizabeth Douthit, jean Ellis, Betty Dement, Gloria Chilton 15 �GLENN DRISCOLL Guidance Director NORM THEISS Athletic Director Administrators, Counselors Aid Students CANDICE FRENCH Dean of Girls GERALD GERBER Boys' Cotmsclor JOANNE KNOPF Girls' CoWlSelor 16 Counselors spent long hours helping students with class changes, scheduling, and their plans for the future. �ALMA ADA.~S l:.nglish II I III LOYD ASIIER Mach me & Metals I, II LYN ANDERSON H. S. Math Plane Geometry Physical Scienc LEO 'ARD BARTEL Alg bra II, III Plane Geometry Advanced Math Busy Day Is Spent Registering Mr. Thorson helps students in registering. ART BERGLU 'D American History World Geography American Government EARL BERGLU D Music History Band SHIRLEY BISEL Spanish I, II, III, IV 17 DO ALD BROW Senior Math Algebra I, II �JOE CJ\NTRELL Biology I Study Hall CLAYTO CELLIER American History American Problems WHS Faculty Helps MARY COFFEY Music Appreciation Chorus Music Theory ALEXANDRA CZ 'AR ECKI Speech I, II Debate DO ALD DIETER Photography I, II Graphic Arts SAM EMRICH Cabinetmaking I, II Lon ressman Evans speaks to interested political students. FRANK DEBELL Drafting I, II, III Woodworking I WILLIAM DEL~ 0 Algebra I Plane Geometry Physics 18 �Student teacher helps promote education. DO.. ALD FREEMAN Shorthand I Vocational-Commercial VERNErUHLRODT Librarian Train New Teachers . 1ARY GOF.TZ English II, III Creative Writing DO ALD HASTI GS Chemistry I, II ELIZABETH HILL English II, III Latin I, II JOH .. T I T 1A T Data Processing Computer Training CORENE JOHNSO ' English II, III DALE JOH. SO Retailing Distributive Education General Business Work Program -Coordinating DOl\ JOH:t\SO.. Boy 1s P E DO JORGENSEN Biolog) I, II 19 �CLIFFORD KUH 'KE Crafts I, II, III RICHARD LU, A French I, II, III RUDY LEGLEITER Typing II Business Law Vocational-Commercial BARBARA LEHMAN Girls' P. E. CHARLES LOPER Geology Physiology Study Hall MAURICE L'r SELL American Problems Study Hall ROBERT 1AU TO. ' English III, IV .i\HCHAEL • EVI T Art I, II, Ill Faculty Promotes Unity By The Fall Sports Banquet, which honored football and tennis players, was held at the Branding Iron on November 19. Varsity and junior varsity teams were introdu ed preceding the meal. Guest speaker for the event was Mr. Dalton; football coach at Western State College. Mr. Compton prepares for introductions. 20 �WILLIAM POAGt American Problems Study Hall Relaxing in the lounge isn't always peaceful. GARY RICHARD SOl\. Bookkeeping General Business Economics Study Hall DON STOWE Driver Training ROBERT POWERS Vocational Introduction Woodworking II Boys' P. E. VICTOR PUGEL World History American History Working With Students FRA 'K SAGO A Speech I, Drama 34366000005232 MARGERET STUJ-IM Home EconomiCS I, II, III Senior Home Economics EVERETT SARGENT Electronics I, II 21 �MARGERY THEISS English II, lli Journalism I, II, Ill GERALD THOMPSO English III,IV Dramatic Literature L. . THORSO Jr. Auto Mechanics Sr. Auto Mechanics Spirit Is Stressed By Faculty And Student Body Alike Teachers show spirit in competition two-bits. SHIRLEY WOODS TyJ ing I Shorthand 11 Notehand MONTE 'E WRIGHT Typing I, II Vocational- ,....ommercial 22 ELIZABETH WI 'ZENT Germani,II Personal Typing �MAl 'TE 'ANCE A 'D TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Betty Ankrum, Carl Arnold, Marie Boynton, Samuel Fisher, Freddie Fox, Evelyn Isenhart, Russell LaBonte, Dan Nigbur, Pat Richards, Ronald Sandvik, Virgil Schwartz, Vercene Walker Meet The Backbone Of Widefield High School BUILDING AND GROUNDS \1Al 'TENA ' CE Kenneth Carlson, Herman Tammen, John Miller, Mac McCullough, Martin Harding COOKS Elva Cushatt 1ildred Gooch Anna Kimmel Teresa Phillips Christel Speckcls Charlene Strandberg Maxine Toms ��CLASSES �• ic,.. Hulsey Vice President Twila Wilson President I Rhonda Richards Representative Pat Kueck Secretary-Treasurer Senior Officers Lead Su21e Gates Representative The enior cla s officer have earned the respect and honor of not only the enior cla which they lead so well, but also that of the junior and ophomore Through diligent work and sincere dedication, our officer have led the glorious cla s of 1966 to be one of the best ever to g·raduate from WHS. We owe these people a large debt of gratitude for their work through the years, and we wi h them the best of luck in the future. Daryl Kuiper Representative Dave Rapelje Representative 26 �JUDY AMES CARlA ABER MIKE ADRAGNA DOUG ALLEN WHS Introduces TIM ANDERSON Class Of "66" DEBRA ARMKNECHT LARRY ANGLESEY MARCIANO ANT EOLA PAT ANTHONY ANDYREA ARMSTRON'G MARY ASHLEY JAMES BACA MICHAEL BAILE PEGGY BALLARD �DAVID BAYERS BOBBYE BARNETT DAVID BIGELOW BARBARA BILLINGSLEY TERRI BLACKMORE JUDY BLEN"KINSOP MYRA BOBERG Senior Float, BRIGITTE BOST MARYELLEN BRADA De-Feet,'' CINDY BRADLEY BRUCE BRIAN DAVID BRAY SHARON BREYER LINDA BROWN LONIS BROWN �TOM BROWN EDWARD BUENGER PAT BRULEY BARRY BUTTERMORE CANDY BURDELL LARRY BURROWS ''No Room For TED BURROWS DANNY CANCIL STARR COAKLEY Wins First LUCKY COATES DON COLLIER LINDA COOPER ROSALIND COWEN ROBERT COOK CATHERINE CRUMBLE �SHERRIE CULP , 1ELVIN DAVIS BILL DAILY TOM DANIELSON JERRY DAVIS CONNIE DEARING PAUL DeLAY BRAD DOUGLAS Senior Class Takes BOB DUHO NORMAN DURKEE JOHN ELLIS KAREN EBERHARDT JOHN EDWARDS RON ELKINS GARY EMRICH BARBARA ENYART BECKY ESTES �BILL FOARD GARY GALYARDT TOM FAY WANDA FLOYD PEGGY FLYNN DIANA FOWLER LARRY FRAZIER BARBARA FREI BARBARA GARRISON Trip To Austin Bluffs STEVE GAR TEN SUZIE GATES MARIE GEORGE ROD GILliLAND MARCIA GIVEN ANGELA GOODWIN JOHN GIBSON BONNIE GOSSARD �JOHN" GRIFFITII SHIRLEY GUINTA MARCIA HAGGANS MARK HAGGAR Parking Lot Devoted VICKIE HAWES LARRY HAZLETT PAT HEARNE JACKIE HEFFERNAN LES HERRMANN MIKE HIGBEE BEVERLY HOFFMAN MIKE HERMAN RICHARD HOFFMAN LINDA HORST MEG HULSEY CHRISTIE JENSEN 32 �DAN KRALIS JIM KELLEY WARREN KNIGHT DEE KOWALSKI To Senior Class LUELLA LAMP PAT KUECK DARYL KUIPER DANNY LACKEY ELLA MAY LINKER DAVID LARSEN DENNIS LaTOUR ELDON LEE KEN LOVELESS DAVID LOWE 33 ANNE LIVELY ROXANN MANN �MICKEY MARTIN PHIL MARTIN MARILYN MASKA BRUCE McALEXANDER Seniors Bid High DANE McCAFFREY DON McFARLAND FELIX McCLEARY DEBBIE McGOWAN ARCHIE MEREDITI-I PAM MONROE CHERYL MINEHART STAN MIER ]ERR Y MOYERS JAN MOORE DENNIS NELSON EDWARD NICKUM �MIKE OLIVER TOMNIGBUR LINDA NOLIN RODNEY NYBORG On Sophomore Slaves DIANE OTEY DENNIS O'ROURKE DFAN OTEY RICHARD OTTO JOHN PADEN MIKE PARRISH GERRY PATTERSON RICHARD PATTERSON JOY PAYNE JIM PETERSON EDWARD PETTIT RON PETTY �JACKIE PEYTON LINDA PHIPPS BETII PlANA PERRY PIERCE LARRY PIKE DEAN POORE KENNETII POWELSON Thirteen New JEAN PUYLARA Accepted PAM RAINS GEORGE RAVEN DAVID RAPELJE STEVE RHODES TERESA ROBBINS RHONDA RICHARDS KA TIIY ROCKWELL LYDIA ROMERO �BARBARA SCATURO JUDY SACKHOFF LARRY SANDOVAL JOHN SARMIENTO TOM SHOUSE DEANNA SCOTT LARY SHELTON Seniors Are MICHELE SlEWING KATHY By NHS SIMONES EDWARD SIMPSON RON SKAAGS BARBARA SMI1H DORA SMI1H DAVID SMEDSRUD JOEL SMITH PAUL SNELL �CRAIG S OW DENNIS STENSON HELENA SPAGNOLINI PETE SPIERS RICHARD SPIHER BOBBIE STEPHENS GARY STORM ANDY STUMPF Faculty vs Seniors DAVE THEISS Faculty BARRY THOMPSON LINDA THOMAS JO ANNE VALONE GILLIE WALKER DONNA WARD 38 CARLA WHITLEY �STEVE WILLIAMS GLENDA WINDLE JUDY WIDTMORE PAT WICKMAN DONNA WILLIAMS LINDA WILSON TWILA WILSON DONNA WILTGEN Camera Shy In Basketball Triumph JOY WOODS LEONA WRIGHT LERRY YOUNG 39 DANIELLE ANDRES ROGER AULABAUGH JOYCE BAUGUESS SANDRA BRODY WENDY CARRICK TERRY CHAMBERS LARRY CORDOVA STEVE COX RICHARD CRUM HAKKIL DICKENSON WIMLA ESPINOZA WARREN EVERINGHAM EDITH FREEMAN BILL GOOD HOWARD GUERNSEY RICHARD HELWIG BETTY JACOBS JAMES JONES WILLIAM KREIBICH GLEN KRUSE WILLIAM LOCKWOOD LARRY LOLLAR NAN MANNING ROY MANUSZAK PAM MEANS SALLY PACHECO CARLOS PENA EDWARD RAGER BETIY REMLING ART REYNOLDS LARRY SNOW RICHARD STROUD CAROLYN WALTON NANCY WARNOCK JOHN WIDTFIELD • �Fashion here at \\ . H. S. is . . . . casual. "I had a dog and it's nam wa blu II Seniors At Their Some men ha\ c got it real tou~h! The real beauties of our c!as . The Grand \ inner dc-leets the rest. 40 �Example: Senior c1ass enthusiasm. Best? just a 11 ttle more off the top. Would you belie-. c ...... fun! :\.1an, this is really satisfaction. tI �Carnival queen, kin" and attendants "One Big Time" .\1e~ and Ron "One Big Time" was the theme for the 1965-66 Spring Carnival. The fe tivitie started early in the morning and la ted all day, ending with a carnival dance. Meg Hulsey and Ron Skagg were crowned queen and king. Della Price was the junior attendant and Marilyn Holman was sophomore attendant. The other queen candidates were Barbara Billingsley, Dee Kowalski, Marilyn Maska, and Rhonda Richards. King candidates were Mike Hibee, Tom Nigbur, Vicki Pierce, Pam Stiehm and Becky Winborn. Sophomore attendant candidates were Kandi Cooke, Kris Cooke, Carol Knight, and Janice Kuiper. 42 �Proves Successful 43 �Steve Cleveland President Johnny Roth Vice President The highlights of the class of '67 were the presentation of the prom, and the receiving of the class rings. The class was also successful in winning the homecoming bonfire and placing second with their float, "Can Em". We thank the officers who did uch a fine job to help make this the be t year yet. Junior Year Is Successful Sue Utley Secretary-Treasurer Terry Hoffman Representative Della Price Representative Margo Luedecke Representative George Edwards Representative �Burt Adams Robert Adams Dennis Akers Rick Anderson Terry Anteloa Eugene Baca Joe Baker Patti Barry Barbara Beyers Linda Bird Mary Blevins Juniors Number 247 Juniors enjoy(?) school lunches. Mr. Pugel' s assignments are hard! 45 �Allan Bonner Jot! Boroz Carol Boucher Candy Bray Raymond Bray Marlene Brown DaYid Buchanan Doug Buen"er Juniors Make Money For Peggy Burkepile Wilbert Burns Larry Bynum Diana Card Don Castle Susan Chapman Mary Clark Steve Cleveland Sheryl Cobb Mil e Cochran Denise Conger 46 �Jay Cornils Jim Corley Tom Coston Cathy Coulter Dan Cowden Marie Craven Cathy Creveling Jack Cronkhite Prom From Football Concessions Bob Crosby Linda Crossley Cindy Cummins Kathy Cunningham Jim Davenport Daniel Davis Drinda Dawson George Dayhoff Lynn Decker Sara Decker Debbie Denley 47 �Danny DeSpam Diana Diamond Harry Diamond Ri k Dominguez St phen Donnell Kay Dostal Mark Douthit Kathie Draeger Yvonne Drake G rhard Duriv.tge Rick DuVal Class Of '67 Alana D}'son Susan Eckrich George Edwards Wa)ne Elmor Lindy Elton ;\1ary Enfield Connie Engle Hugh I"er-;uson Larry Ferrier Sue Ferrier Jcrry Frazee 48 �Lorra1ne Frazier Hazel Garlick Mike Gepford Michael Gerth Good participation by all classes results in exciting race for win. Suellen Glommen Brenda Goff Wins Bonfire S ira Golden DL nis Graham Leonard Grandy Kirby Green Terrell Griffith Susan Grooms Steve Groth Vickie Guinta Barbara Hall Sharon Hall 49 �Lmda Hammock Conni Hanson Rick Harri on Ed Hastings Bob Hefner Vicci Helton Glenda Hester Junior's Terry Hoffman Di na Hoke St \ic Holgate Jin Holland Kathy Jorsonan Donald Hotavis Larry Hudson Gar} Hull Oneal Hunter Michael Ito Jim Ivy Frank Jensen Beckie Johnson Walter Johnston Bever!} Jones Ci dy Jones 50 �Float fcatur s "Creme of PantJtcr Soup" Homecoming Float Takes Second • 'cita Jones Paul Kaminsky Russ Karney Terry Kashner Tim Kiddie Linda Kiess Bruce Kirby Larry Kirk 1\J' anc:y Kirkwood Dec Ann Kralis Shuley Krcimeyer Ken Kulm Debra Lampe Cheryl Landen Charles Larsen 51 �Ro er LaTour Frank LeBeau John Lister Phil Lo.::khart Ste'\. e Loveless R c y Lucero 1\1argaret Luedecke Lee Manning Pam Majors Reinhold :0..1arliere Robert Maska Juniors Score Sta Mathis Vonnie McConaha Pat McGinley Debby McGuire Pamela Mclrvin Wade Me Mullen Allen Mielke 52 �Micki 1oore Dennis Morgan ancy Morgan Rusty Morgan Leif Mundy Wilma Murray Jacki. ance Kathy ·ancc Robert .. •elson L7nn , 'ickerson Jim • 'uss Ted Obrecht High On PSAT Dale Oliphant Camille Olson Teny 0'. 'eal Sandy Orr Rob rt Ortiz Mike Oskvarek Jim P1lmer Claudia Payne 53 �Linda Peden Robert Peltz Bonnie Perkins Linda Perkins Stl:'<C Pershing R Petrovich June Pfanensti l Raymond Phillips Vicki Pierce Alan Pinder Cindy Plana Moonrakers Play Geraldine Pollard Don Poncclow Cynthia Posey Carol Poyner Della Price Ed Price I 54 Rick Price Alan Rall Don Rapelje Gertrud Rein �Robert Reinhart Mike Reishus Rae Renfroe Howard Rodger johnny Roth , 1al) Lou Sandoval Judy Schnobrich Bruce cott I\1ike S well Judy Shaffer David Sharp For Jr-Sr. Prom Janis Sharp Sue Shattuck Joe Shippey June Simpson Terry Sin H .. s Charlene Smith Pat Smith Reid Smith Truman Smith Dianna Sparrow 55 �Susie Spessard Angie Stack Scott Steinly Dick tcnson Dominique Stevens Ronald St venson Pam Stichm Rickey Strong Dorothy Tafoya Jolm Tafoya Walter Thompson Juniors Get Peter Townson S Utley Rodney VanderVaart Sue VanderVaart Miriam \\'alborn Robert Walker 56 �Judy Weaver David Weesner Mona Whaley Rod Wheel and Gina White Eddie Wickham Harold Wilder Robert Williams Frank Wilmotl1 Edward Wilson John Wilson Class Rings Mike Wilson Suzanne Wimmer Becki Winborn Lm \\'oolsey George Wright Mary Wright Alan Younis 57 CAMERA SID Stanley Aber David Akers Donna Ankrom Carolyn Bauguess Phyllis Berry Karen Bo)d Jim Brown Ken Clinkenbeard Thomas Craven Cheryl Flood Arnold Gattin .... er Bonnie Giebar Frank Good Charles Johnson Chris Johnson Raymond .\kKune Curtis Peters Anna Poore Laureen Ritter P let c S vage Jud\ Schroeder Fran<.. ene Sindt ChristophL Smith Connie Swartwood Dcbr Wilson Bruce Wrede �Doug Gilliland President Carol Knight Vice President The ophomores entered the year in puzzlement. Their fir t trial wa their homecoming float, "plant em". One highlight of the year was th ir lave day . Many of the uppercla ·men took advantage of howing who's bo ~ . Ka d Cooke Secretary They had many other project which kept their officers busy. We '11 have to admit they've got an okay cla s. Sophomores Learn Fast Gar} Peyton Representative Elsie Smith Rcprcsenta tive 58 Betty Smith Treasurer �Sophomores Start Year In Puzzlement Penny Adams Trude Alexander John Alkire .:-.1ary Ames Larry Angles) Thomas Anthony Bill Am1knecht Cindy Baker Vickie Baker Tony Barnes Steve Bass Lynn Batey Linda Beltz Brenda Belvcaz Larry Benedict Bob Benefiel Katl1y Benson Chris Benton Bonnie Be) crs Paul Bishop Marilyn Blair Chris Blankenship 59 �Cindy Bober Cathy Bower Judy Bradley Chcr) 1 Brant Doug Bray Bonny Bromb rg Alan Brown Jim Brown Philip Bu hanan John Burr Three Sophomores Earn Ron Butcher Rich Cadle Linda Campbell Tim Canavan Allen Cancil Bill Cardenas Kenneth Carpenter Mike Castillo Rotert C tase Larr CJ avez Kan.n C .Llrch Chuck Cole 60 �Kerry Col man Patrick Conley William Conlon " 1ike Connor Kandi Cooke Kris Cooke Jimmie Cooper Lena Cordova Daniel Corey Kenny Courtney Footba II Letters Larry Cowden Mike Cox Janice Coyman Larry Crain Claudia Crow Tony Cuchares Tho{Ilas Culp Sharilee Daniel Jim Davenport Larry Davis Mike Davis Mary Decker 61 �Dina D oc Stanley Dormdl Larr) Dor } Sherida Doyle Margie Espinoza Tom Finley Christina Flood Barbara Flynn Phillip Foard Luisc Fornal Bob Frazee Charles Freese David Galyardt Chris Garri on Doug Gilliland Bette Gomez Charles Goodin Kenneth Gordon Kathy Gorwoda Carolann Grant Bob Green Donald Green Slave Day 62 �Doug Green Linda Green ancy Green Terry Griffith Susan Gri shy Kathy Groff Wanda Hamilton John Hardim; Garry Harrison MaryEllen I Iarvey Paul Harvey Rudy Hastin~s Judy Ha)S Ron Hefner Beverly Helton Ste\oe H nnin er Sherryll Henry Pat Herbie Ste1 hen Hickman Alt crt Hlavaty Mike Hoder Katherine Hoffman Proves Successful 63 �Bob Holley Marilyn Holman Sheryl Hughes Carol Hull Judi Humphrey Linda Hutchinson james Inmon Jack Isenhart Virgil Iverson Brent Jacobs ancy James Michael jolmson Danny Jones Jim Jones High School Mary Jones Melodic Jones Cora Juco Pat Kelly Diane Kersey Dale Kiddie Karen Kimmel Chris Klinkiewicz 64 �Carole Knight Kaye Korbelik Barbara Kreibich Mike Kronholm Janice Kuiper Clyde Lamp Bryan Lampe Glehn Lane Linda Larson Devona Lauderdale Rod Lawrence Cathy Lelmus Stella Lemanski Maryvonne Lerma Challenges Sophomores Betty Ligon Bill Lively Gary Loller Linda Love Sandra Luckett Larry Lujan John Luther Mark L)sell 65 �Sophs. Add Ann Maas Barbara Magby Linda Magby Steve Maggs Dennis Malone Rosemarie Manuazak Karen Martin Monico Martinez Ronnie Mayer Pat McCallson Carolyn McCulley Michael McGowan Lois McGuire Frank Medina David 1credith Mary Merkel Sandra Metzger Dave Mielke John Miller Shirlene Miller D1ana Minehart Peggy Moehring Betty Moore 66 �Spark To W.H.S. Ronald Moore Barbara Murray Michael Murphy Mich ~1yers Carol • 'akayama Marian • 'aely Kathy 'ance Jill 1ielson Dan Nigbur Gary Olson Linda Otto S e Owens M se Pacheco Oliver Padeway Bonnie Peck Jerry Pena Richard Perkins Robert Peterson Phillip Pettiford Gary Pc) ton Bill Proctor Jill Quinn 67 �June Ralston janet Rasmussen Suzanne Rawlinson Roxann Rayhill Ron Rcihus Stephen Reno Linda Reynold Larry Rice Gail Richardson Keith Rickett David Rider Sus m Rockwell Rh.. < Sanchez Tom Schnobrich Mike Schuetz Sherry Schwarz Don Scovel Gar) Senger John Shafer Rich Shelton Vi ' S ieV'.vri ght Bctt, SM.th The Future Looks 68 �Elsie Smith Robert Spain Sylvia Spitz Tim Springfield Denny Steed Pamela Stewart Susan Strachan Judy Strow• Don~ Su-Lee June S 1mpter Rob1 rt Sweeney Donald Taylor Linda Thacker Sandra Thaxton Jacky Theiss Rhonda Tilley Robert Tomb Priscilla Tomsha Edward Tro)'er Bright For Our Soph. Michael Tyrrell 69 Marian Upton Dorothy VanAllman �After Game Dance Sponsored By Bob Walton Andrea\ ard Connie Warner Sophomores S) lvia Watson Armand Wilch Naomi Westcott Andrew White Deana White Alfred Wickman Evelyn Wilcox Mike Wilcox Robert Wiley Carol Williams Kaistin Williams Melva Williams Marilyn Williamson Ted Witek Tonya Witek Denny Wonder Johnny Wood Karen Young Dana Younis Carolyn Zercher 70 �Confused sophomore-confused locker. So homores are slaves. So homores mix up m1schief. Sophomores In Action "WE LOVE SE :IORS" Betty swings into action. "Panther Planter" is theme for sophomore float. 71 ��ORGANIZATIONS �Bruce McAlexander Vice -President Starr Coakley Secretary Ron Petty President Pat Hearne Treasurer Student Council Grows LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW, Don Collier, Stan Mathis, Karen Young, Carole Knight, Pam Stiehm, Sharon Breyer, Marilyn Holman, John Roth, Perry Pierce, BOTTOM ROW, Warren Knight, Mary Ashley, Mrs. Wright, Ron Petty, Pat Hearne, Starr Coakley, Bruce McAlexander, Mr. Poage, Meg Hulsey, Eldon Lee. 74 �Student Council members are shown decorating the school Christmas tree. Student Council helped D. E. Club in collecting gifts and donations for needy families in the area. With School Student Council enlarged this year to meet the growing demands of the school Senior Class this year had six representatives instead of two. 75 This year's student council was sponsored by Mrs. Wright and Mr. Poage. Both devoted much of their time and energy to make 1t possible for student council to work effectively and efficiently. Their guidance and enthusiasm was invaluable. �N.H.S. No Probationary Our transfer member from Wasson High, Connie Swartwood, helps in the tapping ceremony. Judy Ames Richard Anderson l 1ary Ashley Phyllis Berry Barbara Beyers Terri Blackmore Cindy Bradley Sharon Breyer L n.s Brown Candy Burdell Sheryl Cobb Don Collier Lynn Decker George Edwards Bill Foard Gary Galyardt John Griffith Vickie Guinta Linda Hammock Pat Hearne Richard Hoffman Terry Hoffman Russell Karney Terry Kashner Warren Knight Patricia Kueck Daryl Kuiper David Larsen Anne Livley Steve Loveless Lee Manning 1 'an 1anning Bruce McAlexander Rodney 'yborg Dean Otey John Paden Perry Pierce Kenneth Powelson Pamela Rains Don Rapelje Gertrud Rein Kathleen Rockwell Steve Rhodes David Smedsrud Paul Snell Dominique Stevens Connie Swartwood Barry Thompson David Weesner Judy Whitmore Rebecca Winborn Glenda Windle 76 �Candy Burdell and Steve Rhodes discuss the program for the tapping assembly. Longer Has Sophomore Members. The honorable Judge Enoch was the guest speaker at the initiation reception. The National Honor Society had its mo t uccessful year thus far. Twenty-five new Junior and Senior member were added to the Widefield Chapter. It was decided by the faculty that, becau ·e of the size of the school, probationary Sophomore members would not be elected. cw members arc congratulated by the older members after tapping assembly. 77 �Pep Club Promotes The WHS Pep Club, largest in the history of the chool, did a great job supporting the t ams and promating outstanding school spirit. In addition, the girls contributed many posters to the halls .of the s hool. On February 12, the Pep Club sponsored the Sweetheart Dance which went over very successfully. TO THE LfFT, Gina White and other m mbers of the Pep Club cheer the football team to victory over St Mary's. 78 �Enthusiastic Spirit Cynthia Posey Cor Sec. Gma White Rec Sec. Joy Woods Starr Coakley V Pres Pres. 79 Sue Shattuck Treas. �Six New Cheerleader B sides cheering at games the cheerleaders pent much of their time planning p p assembli s and working on n w routin s. This y ar six new cheerlead rs were added to help the varsity and J. V. heerl aders make theW .H .S. tud nts proud of their school spirit. Rhonda Richards Della Price Meg Hulsey Candy Burdell 80 Lynn Decker �Help Boost WHS Spirit Gail Richardson Janis Kiper Kandi Cooke Carol Knight Kris Cooke Mary Decker Pat Herbie, Marilynn Williamson, Barbara Murray, Mich Myers, Linda Hammock, Carol 'akayama, Trudy Alexander 81 �:-.1arciano Anteola Linda Beltz Maryellen Brada Bonnie Bromberg David Buchanan Kino Burns Tom Coston Jack Cronkhite Tom Culp Leslie Dayhoff Brad Douglas George Edwards Wanda Floyd Phil Foard Bill Foard Suellen Glommen Charles Goodin Nancy Green John Griffith Terry Griffith Mark Haggar Gary Harrison :-..1r. Berglund has given the Band excellent leadership through the past year. Vied Helton Cindy Jones Dale Kiddie Tim Kiddie Larry Kirk Bill Lively Steve Maggs Ray McKune • ' ancy Morgan Barbara Murray :\1ike Parrish Lynn Peden Bob Peltz Jim Petersen Vicki Pierce Larry Pike Ed Price Pam Rains Tom Schnobrich Paul Snell Pam Stiehm Becki Winborn Band Promotes Spirit 82 �Mark Haggar, John Griffith, and Paul Snell were selected for All-State Band. The band officers did a fine job in helping Mr. Berglund take care of details for the band. This year's winter concert was an outstanding musical event, combining band and chorus in selections from THE SOUND OF MUSIC. Also, su h popular melodies as: "How the West Was Won," favorite tunes of Al Hirt, and the Latin number, "La Comparsa" were played. The annual trip to Band Day at Boulder proved to be suecessful as well as pleasurable. The band ended its day with tired feet and excellent ratings. Highlight of the year was when band member, John Griffith, was awarded the honor of touring Europe with the Band of America. Of School And Nation 83 �Hazel Garlick, \1arilyn 1aska, Pam Reins, Pat Ku ck, Vicki Pierce, Mira Boberg, Twila Wilson, Carla Abcr, Ang1e Stack, Dee Kowalsk1, Susie Gates, Drinda Dawson. Drinda Dawson, Angie Stack, Twila Wilson, and Hazel Garlick perform at a hockey game Girls Take On New Jobs Alternate porn pon girls are Wanda Floyd, Vicci Helton, Pat Hearne . OT PICTURED: Patti Barry The porn pon girls increased their number from 8 to 12 . Therefore they took on three new jobs; twirlers, flag-girls and drill team. The girls marched with the band, did routines for pep assemblies and put on half time shows. �Band students are shown at an early morning practice. The turnout at the WHS--Cheyenne game was so great the porn pon girls could not perform. Chorus practices for "Messiah" . Music Students Have Fun The band helps promote spirit during pep assemblies by playing the school song and other selections. A few band students play while the porn pon girls practice flag routines. The band is shown playing "The Star Spangled Banner" for the raising of the flag The porn pon girls perform while the band plays "Exodus" during the Homecoming halftime. 85 �Chorus Has Bigger And Better Year ~1rs. Coffee concentrates on piece of music. On December 19, the W.H.S. chorus had it's fir t concert of the year. "The Messiah" proved to be a great succe . Among the various other activities of the year were: caroling at Christmas, helping the band sell candy, and the annual competition at tate conte t in April. An enjoyable time wa had by all the member when they pre ented a concert at the grade schools. 86 �Pete Townson, Larry Pike, Warren Knight, Mark Haggar, Larry Hazlett, Barry Thompson, John Gnffith, Connie Engle, Sheryl Cobb, Miriam Walborn, Barbara Murray, Suzanne Rawlinson, Bobbye Barnett, Pam Rains and Suellen Glommen. ABSENT --Dec Ann Kralis, Beverly Jones and Paul Snell. Larry Hazlctt-Prcsident R ina White- Vice President Bobbyc Barnett-Secretary Lin Woolsey- Treasurer Peggy Ballard John Lister Patricia Barry Linda Love Maf' Blevins Margaret Luedecke Cynthia Boberg Ann Maas Dave Buchanan Debbie 1cGuire Lucky Coats Kathy 1 'ancc Sheryl Cobb Mike Parrish Linda Cooper Curtis Peters Jack Cronkhite Jim Peterson Lynn Decker June Pfanenstiel Brad Douglas Vicki Pierce Gary Emrich Larry Pike Connie Engle Ann Poore Barbara flynn Cynthia Posey Hazel Garlick Della Pr cc \.1arcia Givan Pamela Raines Suellen Glommen Peggy Rathman Carol Grant Suzanne Rawlinson Linda Green Rosemary Reed John Griffith Laureen Ritter Terry Gnffith Vicky Sicvwright Mark Haggar Franccnc Sindt Connie Hanson Terry Sinncs Barbara Enyart Paul Snell Beverly Jones Dee Sparrow Cindy Jones Angela Stack Warren Knight Barry Thompson Dec Ann Kraliz Priscilla Tomsha Cheryl Landen ~1iriam Walborn Debra Lampe Donna Williams Betty Ligon Chorus practices for "Sound of Music" Chorus Officers 87 �Rhonda Richards-President hirlcy Guinta-Secrctary Dick Stenson-Trcasurcr Trude Alexander Diane Minehart :-.1ary Decker Carol • 'akayama Suzanne Grigsby Kathy anCl' Judy Hay Linda olin Jackie Heffernan Larry Pike Pat Herbie Cindy Plana Linda llutcl1inson Jean Puylara Larry Kirk Roxanne Rayhill Carole Kni;ht Gail Richardson Kaye Korbelik Dec Sparrow Pat Kueck Charlene Smith Janice Kuiper Jackie Theiss Mal)'\ onne Lerma Bob Williams Ann Maas Mike Wilson Roxann I\.1ann Tonya Witek Pat :-..1cCallson Lin Woolsey Mary Kaye Merkel Karen Young . 1cmbers of the club discuss the Spring Carnival. French Club Dines In Style :-.1r. Luna, sponsor, looks on as officers prepare for the next meeting. The Widefield High S hool French Club began its 1965-66 year with the dcx:orating of the Home oming float. The them was "We Can, Can 'Em." The club wei om d the Christmas eason with a Christmas party at whi h an egg hunt was featured. A tobogganing party was held at Catamount Ranch in February. The annual dinner wa held at La Fite in D nver. This float was the result of many long hours of hard work by the French Club. A typical scene in the Frencl1 Lab. 88 �F. T.A. Attends Convention Cindy Baker Diane Baker Patti Barry Terry Blackmore Judy Blenkinsop Don Collier Dina DeVoe Kay Dostal Jackie Heffernan Stevie Holgate Cheryl Land n Linda 'olin Sandy Orr Cindy Plana Della Price Pam Rains Kathy Rockwell Terry Sinnes Nicky Stevens Marian Walborn Glenda Windle Rod Wheeland Lin Woolsey Karen Young Future Tea hers of America is sponsored by Miss Woods. This club has been growing throughout the years, creating more and more interest in the tea hing profession. The Future Teacher's Club of America has been very a tive this year. They held two bake sales and a raffle. The future teachers also taught at the grade schools and the junior high schools. In the spring the club went to the State Future Tea her's Convention in Denver. 89 �Roster Dave Th iss Rod yborg Ron Petty Pete Spiers Mark Haggar Glenn Kruse Rich Hoffman Eldon Lee Tom Nigbur Larry Hudson Mike Hi bee Steve Cleveland Steve Rhodes Warren K 'light Dave Smcdsrud Here We Are, Girls! Spo'1sors: DO JORGENSE GARY RICHARDSO �Warren Knight, Treas. ; Eldon Lee, Pres. ; Perry Pierce, Vice Pres.; Steve Rhodes, Sec. Lettermen donated 100 dollars to John Griffith to help pay his expenses for the All American Band touring Europe this summer. "W" Club Donates $100 To John Roster Lindy Elton Barry Thompson Lee Manning Joe BoroL Ken Kuhn Dane McCaffery Brad Douglas Perry Pierce Kerry Coleman Junior Brown Gary Emrich Dennis Morgan Rich Shelton T1m Springfield Rod Vandervaart Phil Ma~in Rich Dominguez �FSA Meets At Colorado College Terry Antcola , 1aryellen Brada .:-.1aric Craven Kathy Cunningham Diana Diamond Sue Ferrier Angie Goodwin Sharon Hall Cor.ni Hanson Vicki Hawes Betty Jacobs Luella Lampe Marilyn l\1aska Bonnie Peck Gertrude Rein Bobbie Scaturo Judy Whitmore Donna Williams Linda Williams 1aq. 'Wng. t Spons Shirley Woods Debaters Take League Tourney Trude Alexander George Edwards Larry Hazlett Pat Herbie Frank Jensen Dave Larsen Dean Otey Steve Williams Spon. Alexandra Czarnecki �Terry Chambers Bill Dailey Connie Dearing Peggie Flynn Beverly Hoffman Dennis LaTour Larry Lollar Don McFarland Deborah McGowan Joy Payne Betty Remling Judy Sackhoff Wa ne Elmore Spon. Dale Johnson De Club Helps Needy Family D. E. members speak to vocational classes. Members of D. E. gather up toys and food for needy families. WHS hosts regional D. E. members to elec t officers. 93 �The Spanish Club Has A Bigger And Better Year Don Collier-President Bruce 1cAlexander-Vice President " 1arlene Br n-Treasury Beth Plana Secretary Terry Anteola Pat Hearne Cindy Baker jackie Hefferman Barbara Beyers Beverly Helton Sh ..ron Breyer Chris Klinklewicz Bonny Bromberg Daryl Kuiper Peggy Burkepilt. ~n ~1anning Susan Chapman Sandi Metzger heryl Cobb jac ie Nance S l!rida Doyle Dean Otey Yuonne Drake Kathy Rockwell Karen Eberhardt Dorothy Tafoya Suzie Gates Andrea \\lard , 1arie George Donna Ward Brenda Goff Debbie Wilson Vicki Guinta Karen Young During the 1965-66 school year Spanish Club took part in several activities. At the beginning of the year the club entered a float entitled "The Harnson Has-Beens" in the Homecoming Parade. At Christmas the club went caroling and collected canned goods for needy families. They also had a party and went tobogganing with the other language clubs. The highlight of the year was the dinner at Maria's. At the end of the year they entered a booth at the carnival which the Student Council sponsored. With the cooperation and hell of \1rs. Bisel the Spanish Club had its b1gge t and best year. 94 �Rodeo Club Makes Debut Sandi Metzger Judy Strong Rick Strong Donna Wiltgen Roxanne Rayhill Ron :\.1ayer Penny Adams Suzanne Wi mmer Bonnie Peck Sue Vander Vaart Vicci Helton Ronnie Rieshus December was a busy month for the Rodeo Club. On the eleventh, members of the club went on a trail ride in the hills behind the Broadmoor. One week later they were busy decorating for the Winter Ball Dance which was sponsored by them. This was the first year Widefield had a .Rodeo Club. It was sponsored by Mr . Nevin . December 18, the Rodeo Club decorated for the Winter Ball Dance. The theme of the dance was "Silver Bells. " 95 Nothin' like an early morning ride. Mr. M1chael ' evin Club Sponsor �Scenes from "Up the Down Staircase". Drama Under Tom Brown starred in the second three-act play, "The Late Christopher Bean. " 96 �New Sponsor Putting make-up on for a play can be quite a job. Mr. Sagona wa the new Drama and Masque pon or thi year. The Drama Club put on two 3 -act play and one melodrama. Masque had a money-making project of selling pickles during lunch. Mi'3s Czarnecki'· Reader Theater brought a new type of entertainment to Widefield. 97 Reid Smith, star of 11 Big Hearted Herbert. 11 �Science Club Is Very Active Mr. Joe Cantrell, sponsor of the science club The SciencE. Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Cantrell, took three v ry exciting field trips. Early in the fall of 1965 the students traveled to the Museum of 1 1atural History in Denver. During the wint r months they went to the Colorado Medical Center. Towards the end of the hool year in the spring the club m mbers took their traditional geological field trip. Aside from traveling, the students tried many interesting s ientific experiments. 98 ROSTER Bob Benefiel, pre 1dent Cindy Bradley, v . president Linda Hutchinson, secretary Ken Carpenter, reporter Marcia Hagens Daryl Kuiper Dave Weesner Ted Witek Tonya Witek �Our School Photographers Danielle Andres Linda Cooper Kay Dostal Mike Herman Jim Ivy Ken Loveless Melvin Mier Debbie 1cGowan Pam Mclrvin Bob Perry Riel< Price Tom Shouse Ld Simp.on Joy Woods Joy developing They Kept The Visual Records Of The School Year Mike enlarging and Linda on the drier. 99 �Art Club Makes Posters For Drama Club Plays :Vir. evin aids officers of the Art Club. Bobbi Stephens-President Cheryl Minehart-Vice President Donna Ward Secretary Patti Berry Paula Bruestle Don Collier Barbara Enyart Ch ryl Landen Bruce :-..1cAlexander Pam :\1onroe Francie Sindt Judy Schnobrich Diane White ••• • Donna Ward tries her hand at water colors . Students work hard as Mr. The Art Club has been in existence for two years and is sponsored by Mr . t\evin. It started its 1965-66 year with a trip to the Museum of Wax in Colorado Springs. The members of the Art Club took on the job of making posters for the Drama Club's plays. A visit to a sculptor's studio highlighted the year . evin looks on. �Members discuss plans for after game dance. Anne Lively models traditional clothing worn at annual banquet. Latin Club Has Prosperous Year Of "66" Rick Anderson Phyllis Berry Barbara Beyers Bruce Brian Don Castle Becky Estes Cheryl Flood Chris Flood Vicci Helton Diane Hoke Mike Johnson Dan Kralis De Ann Kralis Anne Lively Margo Luedecke Lee Manning Nan Manning Bruce McAlexander Tom Nigbur Cynthia Posey Sue Vander Vaart Marilyn Willi a rnson Glenda Windle Latin Club shows interest in WH~ at Homecoming. The Latin Club has contributed to making Widefield what it is today. They hold an annual Latin Banquet and attend a state convention of Junior Classical League in March These activities are welcome to everyone interested. You don't have to take Latin to enjoy it. This year's sponsor, Mrs. Hill, is new at WHS and is willing to h lp make Widefield an interesting and educational school. 101 �Staff Uses Mosaic Design 1embers of the Spartacus staff gather arotmd as th Editor Steve Rhodes giv s out the page assignments. Spartacus Staff Steve Rhodes ..................... Editor 1ary Ashley . . ......... . .. Assistant Editor Dennis Stenson . . ... . .... Business Manager Marie George Phil Martin Shirley Guinta Linda Peden M l e Higbee Perry Pierce Cindy Jones Steve Rhodes Eldon Lee Dave Smedsrud Ken Loveless Angie' Stack Roxann Mann Sue Utley Shirley Gwnta busies herself with one of the 131 pages in this year's Spartacus. 102 �Their Job-The School Paper Gladiator Staff Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..............•........•..... Ken Loveless Assistant Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Barbara Billingsley Sports Editor...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. Mike Higbee Feature Editor ................................................. Theresa Robbins Exchange Editors. . ........................ Andrea Armstrong, Debbie Armknecht Circulation Manager ........................................... Jackie Heffernan Business .\1anagcr............. . •................................ ·• 'an :\1anning Assistant Business Manager .......................................... Don Collier Photo. Manager. . . . . . . . . ....................................... Judy Blenkinsop Historian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................. Bobbi Stephens Sports Reporters .......................................... Frank Jensen, Earl Fox Reporters: Roxann Mann, Shirlee Guinta, Suzanne Wimmer, Dina DeVoe and Kay Dostal Mrs. Margery Theiss 'ewspaper Sponsor Another deadline to meet. 103 ��ACTIVITIES �STARR COAKLEY 106 �:V1eg Hulsey Candy Burdell Rhonda Richards Dee Kowalski Starr Reigns Over Carousel Of Memories The homecoming dance was an affair to be remembered. We were all very proud of Starr and her scort Dennis Morgan. 1965-66 School year began with a successful Homecoming Dance. The alumni and student body made the occasion an enjoyable and memorable on . 107 �Homecom ing Achieve The boy cheerleaders added 'spice' to the assembly. The Semor float, above, had the the'Tie, 'o Room for De Feet. The Junior theme, Can 'Em. Rhonda Richards, LEFT, and Della Price are examples of the real courage it takes to play powderpuff football. Seniors arne out ahead two to one, winning both the float contest and powderpuff football game Juniors won the bonfire. 108 �Festivities Success Saturday, ovember 30, was a big day in the lives of the student body of W .H .S. The half time activities, the parade, and the crowning of Starr as Queen provided spirit unequaled by any other year. The top right pi ture shows the candidates going to their cars. The center left shows the halftime cer monies. The center right is Starr being rowned by John Henke. The low r l ft is a picture of the parad 109 �CANDY BURDELL 110 �Queen Candidates: Marilyn Maska, Dee Kowalski, Barbara Billingsley, Rhonda Richards Candy Burdell Reigns As Winter Ball Queen The theme of this year's Winter Ball, spon ored by the Rodeo Club, wa "Silver Bells." A large silver bell and revolving colored light were suspended from the center. There was a false ceiling of blue and white crepe paper. Large silver stars were hung above the baskets at the ends of the gym, and smaller stars were suspended over the side baskets. The queen's throne was adorned with blue and white. Above the throne and the attendants chairs were smaller silver bells connected with crepe paper and Christmas lights. Candy poses with escort, Larry Hudson. Queen candidate, Barbara Billingsley, receives an honorary rose by Judy Strong. Ill �Twila and her date, Joe Boroz. Sweetheart Queen TWILA WILSON S\\ eetheart King FLDO 'LEE Eldon and his date, 1eg Hulsey. .1. �Steve Rhodes Dee Kowalski Meg Hulsey Love Makes The World Go Round "Love Makes the World Go Round" wa the theme of this year's Sweetheart Dance ponso red by the Pep Club on February 12. The gym was decorated beautifully with red hearts and red and white streamers . The students danced to the music of the Immortal . Joy Woods Eldon Lee and Twila Wilson were chosen King and Queen to reign over the evening' festivitie . The attendants are pictured on this page. Perry Pierce Rhonda Richards Mike Higbee Tom Nigbur 113 �The long-awaited social event of th 1965 66 school y ar arrived on 1ay 7th. The theme for the Junior-Senior Prom was "Seventh Heaven." It began at 9:00p.m. and ended at 12:00 p.m. The decorations consisted of blue and silver crepe paper with sliver stars hangmg from the false ceiling. The Moon rakers lughlighted the evening. The National Honor Society presented the movte, "Under the Yum Yum Tree" and a breakfa t afterwards. Miss Dee Kowalski reigned over the festivtties and was escorted by Steve Hughes. Attendants: Marilyn Maska, Barbara Billingsley, Bobbi Stephens, and Rhonda Richards. Prom Termed Success By Seniors The Moonrakers provided the music for the 1966 JuniorSenior Prom. 114 �Diane Kowalski 115 �32 Outstanding Seniors Receive Scholarships BACK ROW, 1-r: Steve Rhodes-CSC, Tom Nigbur-Uruversity of Colorado; Paul Snell-University of Colorado; Mike OliverUniversity of Colorado; Dave Smedsrud-Evangel College (Mo.); Steve Williams-Colo. School of Mines; Denny Stenson-University of Colorado; Perry Pierce-University of Colorado; Warren Knight-University of Colorado; Daryl Kuiper-Augustana College. FRONT ROW, 1-r: Barry Thompson-University of Colorado; Dave Larsen-University of Colorado, William Kreibick-Colorado Electronic Training Center, John Sarmiento-Colorado Electronics Training Center; Pat Kueck-CSU, Judy Whitmore-Central Business College; Kathy Rockwell-CSU, Dean Otey-CSU; John Paden-Colorado College. BACK ROW, 1-r: Larry Hazlett-University of Colorado; Mark HaggarAdams State College; Richard Hoffman-University of Colorado; John Gnffith-CSC; Lonis Brown-CSU; Roger Aulabaugh-CSU; Gary Galyardt-Western State College . FRONT ROW, 1-r: Angela Goodwin-SCSC, Terry Blackmore-Adams State College; Cindy BradleyUniversity of Colorado; Pat Hearne-CSU, Sharon Breyer-CSC; Candy Burdell-C SU. 116 �Awards were given in different departments to seniors, who are NOT PICTURED. Outstanding Seniors-Ron Petty, Twila Wilson; Music-Larry Hazlett, Paul Snell, Mark Haggar, John Griffith, Steve Maggs, and Tom Culp; Vocational-Larry Shelton, Ted Burrows; Photography-Mike Herman; Library-Archie Meredith; Drama-Meg Hulsey, Best Supporting Actress, and Tom Brown, Best Actor; Speech-Linda Horst, Dave Rapelje, Dave Larsen, Dean Otey, Steve Williams; Journalism-Steve Rhodes, Yearbook, and Barbara Billingsley, Ken Loveless, Newspaper; English-Candy Burdell, John Griffith, Kathy Rockwell, Warren Knight, Ken Powelson, Hakkill Didenson, Angie Goodwin; Science-Mary Ashley, Sharon Breyer, John Paden, Barry Thompson, Glenda Windle; Math-Sharon Breyer, Rich Hoffman, Steve Rhodes; Social Studies-Gary Galyardt, Joy Woods, Bill Kreibick, Tim Anderson; Business-Pat Kueck, Marilyn Maska; Home Ec-Twila Wilson; Spanish-Don Collier; Art-Tim Anderson, Catherine Crumble, Sherrie Culp, Jean Puylara. Awards Assemblies Held May 26 Juniors and Sophomores receiving awards in various areas were, (BACK ROW, 1-r): Mose Pacheco-Industrial Arts; Steve Cleveland-DAR History contest winner; Johnny Roth-Math; Dave Weesner-Drafting; Jim Ivy-Photography; Rick Price-Photography; Steve Loveless-Math; Rudy Hastings-Art. MIDDLE ROW, 1-r: Janice Kuiper-French; Marium Walbom-Music, English, German; Beverly Jones-Music, Sheryl Cobb-Library; Betty Smith-Art; Maryvonne Lerma-Science; Shiralee Daniel. FRONT ROW, 1-r: DeAnn Kralis-Music; Jackie Theiss-Art; Nicky Stevens-English; Rae Renfrow-French; Orinda Dawson-Speech. Juniors and Sophomores NOT PICTURED include: Connie Swartwood-Outstanding Student; Sandie Orr-Play Production; Reid Smith-Supporting Actor; Margo Leudecke-Best Actress; George Edwards-Speech, Math; Lee Manning-Latin; Margaret Amberger-German; Roger LaTour-Art. 117 �Commencement In Foster Last minute conversation keeps the nerves settled before Baccalaureate. Barry Thompson (above) and Sharon Breyer (right) both were honored as Valedictorian of the class of 1966. It was the first time in Widefield's history that there has been a tie for such high recognition. 118 �Is Held Stadium W arren Knight delivers his Salutatorian a ddress to his fellow students and many guests. As the graduating senior looks back over the past year, he recalls the excitement of victory and the tears of defeat. He smiles as he remembers the pride in every Gladiator's eyes as we made a place for ourselves in league sports. He feels pride well up inside as he wh1spers the words of our new Alma Mater. There is the memory of many a cold morning, standing to see the flag raise proudly in the brisk air; and sharing with all , the respect for our country, our school, and our fellow students . Tears of joy? Suddenly the senior finds himself donned in cap and gown; slowly and carefully marching to the sounds of "Pomp and Circumstance. " During this long walk all the memones of the past year flash back, and he thmks to himself, "I will go out into the world of new adventures to make somebody of myself, but I can never forget Widefield, of which I am proud to have been a part." 119 ��ATHLETICS �Honorees MIKE OSKVAREK All-Conference ELDON LEE All-Conference All-City Most Valuable Back RO PETIY All-Conference All-City Most Valuable Lineman Team Captain Glads Face Rough DENNIS MORGAN All-Conference All-City BOB roWERS-Backfield DON JOHNSON -Defensive Line NORM THEISS-Head Coach GARY RICHARDSON -Offensive Line 122 �14 Rich Shelton 15 Dave Theiss 16 John Miller 17 Eldon Lee 21 Tim Springfield 26 Dale Oliphant 29 Steve Loveless 33 Tom Nigbur 34 Ray Bray 35 Bill Armknecht 37 Glenn Kruse 41 Mike Oskvarek 42 Steve Rhodes 44 Ken Kulm 51 Larry Hudson 55 Don Castle 56 Mike Ito 59 Bob Benefiel Schedule REVIEW WHS- 7 lver Ranum. . 6 WHS- 6 Billy Mitchell. . 7 WHS- 0 Westminster 21 WHS- 9 St. Mary's. . 0 WHS-20 Denver West. .6 *WHS- 0 Air Academy. 13 WHS- 0 Pueblo Catholic . 27 *WHS-26 Harrison. . . . 0 *WHS- 7 Canon City . • · 27 *WHS- 0 Cheyenne . • . 19 *Conference games Managers Mike Wilson, Dennis Stenson, Russ Karney 123 60 Barry Thompson 62 Ron Petty 63 Phil Martin 64 Jay Cornils 66 Lee Manning 67 Gary Emrich 70 Ed Wickham 7 4 Dennis Morgan 76 Larry Kirk 77 Bruce Scott 78 Dane McCaffrey 79 Rod Nyborg 80 Kerry Coleman 81 Rod Vandervaart 84 Frank LeBeau 88 Albert Hlavaty 89 Perry Pierce �DENNIS MORGA Jr. Tackle D\VE THEISS Sr. Quarterback ROD EY YBORG Sr. Tackle RAY BRAY Jr. Fullback Nigbur plows off tackle for considerable gain against Harrison. Glads Take Homecoming 26-0 TIM SPRINGFIELD Soph. Center Springfield's key block breaks Nigbur loose around end. �PERRY PIERCE Sr. End Rhodes cuts down a tiger TOM NIGBUR Sr. Fullback Defense Proves Tough Bray makes the stop as Pierce comes in for the assist. BARRY THOMPSON Sr. Guard PI-llL MARTIN Sr. Guard LARRY KIRK Jr. Guard �DON CASTLE Jr. Center GARY EMRICH Sr. Guard Team Support Is Good :MIKE OSKVARE.K Jr. End Rhodes breaks away from would be tackler. FRANK LEBEAU Jr. End GLEN KRUSE Sr. Fullback DA E McCAFFREY Sr. Tackle �Oskvarek is open in the end zone. RON PETTY Sr. Guard STEVE RHODES Sr. Halfback Lee fields a punt. Glads End Season With 4-6 Record ELDON LEE Sr. Halfback LARRY HUDSON Jr. Guard LEE MANNING Jr. Guard �JV'S Win Armknecht, Bill Benefiel, Bob Brown, Bob Canavan, Tim Davenport, Jim Finley, Tom Foard, Phil Fox, Earl Freese, Charles Gilliland, Doug Gordon, Mike Hefner, Ron Henniger, Stevie H l avaty, Albert Isenhart, Jack J anitell, Richard Lujan, Larry Lysell, Mark Malone, Dennis Miller, John Nigbur, Dan Padeway, Oliver Peyton, Gary Schmidt, Keith Tomb, Bob White, Andrew Witek, Ted Mgrs. Cowdon, Dan Holley, Bob REVIEW WHS-14 Palmer . 12 WHS- 6 Billy Mitchell . • 13 WHS -12 Wasson . . . . . 19 *WHS-14 Air Academy 7 WHS-26 St. Mary's • 0 Harrison . . 13 *WHS -14 *WHS-26 Canon City. 19 *WHS -14 Cheyenne . 13 *Conference games CLAYTON CELIER -Asst. Coach DON HASTINGS-Head Coach LYNN ANDERSON -Asst. Coach 128 �League Tomb cuts down interference as Finley rounds end. Finley wards off Cheyenne Tackler. A one-yard plunge gives Widefield J. V. 'sa score. 129 �ROSTER Junior Brown David Buchanan Bob Duhon Gary Galyartlt Dick Hoffman Terry Hoffman Warren Knight David Sharp Larry Shelton David Larsen, MGR. WHS Netters Snare Warren Knight, captain, scores on a net shot. REVIEW Pueblo South . . 8 Pueblo Centennial • . • l Cheyenne Mountain. . 8 WHS 5 Billy Mitchell • • 4 WHS 2 Palmer . • . • • 7 *WHS 8 Canon City • l WHS 6 Wasson . . • 2 *WHS 9 Canon City • 0 *WHS 7 Harrison . . 2 *WHS 8 Harrison . • • • • . . • l WHS2 Pueblo Central. . • . • 7 Cheyenne Mountain . . 8 *WHS l WHS7 Pueblo East. • • • • • 2 WHS 5 Poudre Valley • • . . • 4 *WRL Conference Matches WRL Conference 2nd; 4-2 Season 9-5 WHS l WHS6 *WHS l 130 �Coach Don Jorgensen leads the netters to second place in the WRL. Second In WRL Richard Hoffman blasts a forehand against his Canon City opponent. Larry Shelton, number one man for WHS, slams a serve. Dave Sharp, who compiled the best record, aces his Harrison opponent. 131 �W.H.S. Takes Second In W.R.L. ROSTER Kerry Coleman Tom Danielson Lindy Elton Mike Higbee Rich Hoffman Terry Kashner Eldon Lee ;'.1ike Oliver Steve Rhodes Rich Shelton Dave Smedsrud COACH RICHARDSO:t-. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS *"YHS WHS WHS *"YHS *WHS 44 42 43 54 55 49 48 53 70 62 41 West Denver 42 Harrison 43 Air Academy 52 St. \1ary's 72 Brighton 40 Lamar 36 Canon City 47 Fountain 49 Arapahoe 68 Air Academy 39 Cheyenne 37 WHS *WHS WHS *WHS >11\<\'HS *WHS *WHS 53 45 47 42 53 33 47 Crowley County 40 Harrison 36 Fairview 57 Canon City 44 Air Academy SO Cheyenne 45 Harrison 52 Denotes league 2nd in league with 5-3 record Overall record: 11-7 132 �WHS Has Nine Game Skein STEVE RHODES Sr. Guard MIKE HIGBEE Sr. Guard DAVE SMEDSRUD Sr. Forward ELDON LEE Sr. Center 133 RICH HOFFMAN Sr. Forward �U 'DY ELTO. Jr. Forward KF.RR Y COLEMAN S '1. Center TERRY KASH ER Jr. Forward WHS Compiles 11-7 Record \.fiKE OUVER Sr. Guard RIC:I SHELTO • Soph. Guard TOM DANIELSON Sr. Center 134 �Dave, Eldon Make AII-WRL DAVE SMEDSRUD WRL All Conference MVP Will Rogers League Second Team All-City MVP Widefield Team ELDON LEE WRL All Conference Honorable ::-.1ention All-City Honorary Captain STEVE RHODES Most Inspirational Player Steve Rhodes looks on as Eldon Lee shoots a jumper. • 1ike Higbee hits a jumper as Widefield downs Air Academy, 53 to SO. 135 �Varsity managers: Don Castle, Russ Karney, and Lee . tanning. Dave Smedsrud pots a 25 foot jumper as Widefield downs Lamar. Widefield Finishes First In State Defense Mike Higbee and Rich Hoffman battle for a rebound in the Lamar game. Junior Varsity managers: Steve Henninger and Bob Tomb. 136 �ROSTER Bill Armknecht Bob Benefiel Bill Cardenas Dan Cowden Larry Cowden Phil Foard Doug Gilliland Ron Hefner Jack Isenhart Oliver Padaway Gary Peyton Gary Senger WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 33 31 33 28 36 40 27 28 32 SOPHOMORE REVIEW Fountain 27 Billy Mitchell 49 Cheyenne 41 Air Academy 29 Air Academy 28 Cheyenne 42 Crowley Counq 40 Harrison 37 Canon City 37 Over-all record was 2 wins and 7 losses COACH ANDERSO J.V.'S, Sophs Gain Experience COACH THOMPSO]'. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 50 11 54 35 36 30 39 24 37 33 44 JUNIOR VARSITY REVIEW Air Academy Brighton Harrison Canon City Canon City Arapahoe Palmer Fairview Harrison Canon City Air Academy 10 31 27 43 39 68 46 36 46 46 43 Over-all record was 3 wins and 8 losses 137 �The 1965-1966 Gladiators DENNIS MORGAN- Jr. TOM FA'r-Sr. Hockey Tearn Enioys Fast-Paced This year the great action sport of hockey came into its own with the "I like action" WHS student body. Thanks to the exhuberant and professional coaching of Art Berglund, the team enjoyed a full season of contact action. The spectators this year followed the boys clear through the season, and there was never a lacking of earnest enthusiasm from the fans. The Gladiator standout thi year was goalie, Larry Hazlett, who, by blocking many attempts, earned a spot on the All-City Second Team . 138 Face-off begins match for Glads. �Widefield is on the offense. BRUCE BRIAN-Sr. JERRY FRAZEE-Jr. LOWS BROW -Sr LARRY HAZLETT-Sr. Season Under New Coach 1965-1966 SCHEDULE Wasson Fountain Valley Palmer Billy Mitchell Cheyenne Mt. Wasson Fountain Valley Cheyenne Mt. Billy Mitchell Palmer Palmer Wasson Denver Pioneers Cheyenne Mt. Billy Mitchell Fountain Valley 'ov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. ROSTER L. Hazlett :'\1. Herman L. Brown D '.1organ P S.iers R. VanderVaart B Brian A. Bonner T. Fay B. Frazee J. Frazee R La Tour B Reinhart T. Shouse P. Townsend 22 1 6 15 20 13 20 24 27 31 7 9 10 17 24 28 139 Goalie Goalie Defense Defense Defense Defense Center Center Wing Wing Wing Wing Wing Wing Wing �ROSTER Tom Brown Ron Petty Rick Bray Rod yborg Ed Wickham Larry Kirk Ray Bray Jim · uss Jim Ivy John Miller Allan Rall Jerry Pena Rich Perkins Tim Springfield Coach Hastings -:'0 1 BROWN Senior RO:t-. PETTY Scn1or Ron makes it a 13-3 record and puts Widefield ahead of Harrison in the last league match. Bob Holley and Doug Green worked as varsity managers. Eight Wrestlers RICK BRAY Sen1or ROD NYBORG Senior JIM NUSS Junior �WIDEFIELD WIDEF1ELD WIDEF1ELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEF1ELD WIDEF1ELD WIDEF1ELD WIDEFIELD WIDEF1ELD REVIEW Lamar Leadville Canon Fountain Las Animas Air Academy Mapleton Cheyenne Mt. Cherry Creek I Iarrison Las Animas 13 34 16 29 22 26 19 20 21 16 22 32 16 29 16 28 21 22 22 24 25 24 "Are you sure he isn't pinned, referee?" Earn Varsity Letters RAY BRAY Junior JERRY PENA So ph. JOH. MILLER s ph. �REVIEW The junior var ity wre tling squad, coached by Mr. Pugel, added a fine 8-4 record to the Gladiator annals. Although they beat only one league opponent, Cheyenne, their lo ses to the three league teams were hard wins. The junior varsity grappler participated in two tournaments. In the fir t, the "B" Team Quadrangular held at Cheyenne, they took fir t. In a ea on' end tournament held at St. Mary's, they captured fourth place. Don Rapelje tries for a take-down. J.V. 'S Show Promise ROSTER Coach Pugel Al Hlavaty Dane McCaffrey Dan Nigbur Stan Mathis Dan Canavan Gary Storm Mike Wilson Rick Dominguez Don Rapelje Mike Connor Donald Taylor Ken Clinkenbeard Rick Sanchez �These arc the members of the 1966 Gymnastics Club. The New Gymnastics Club Enioys ROSTER Penny Adams Kandi Cooke Kris Cooke Mary Decker Vicci Helton Jim Holland Carole Knight Stan Mathis Felix McCleary Archie Meredith Mel Micr Carol akayama Jan Rhodes Ron Stevenson Jackie Theiss Kris Cooke and Carole Knight do scales. Brisk Physical Conditioning Felix McCleary works on the parallel bars. The gymnastics club spent much time on body building equipment this year, and both the boys and the girls benefited from the exercise. Many cheerleaders went out to gain extra poise . All members had a good time. Mr. Cellier and Mrs. Johnson were the gymna tic instructors . �Keith Schmidt is over at 12 feet. Bray, VanderVaart, Peltz, Rhodes work on mile relay handoffs. Doug G1lliland wins mile run at district meet. Larry Hudson sets new school record at 54'. Tom Nigbur qualifies for state with an outstanding toss. 1 3 Widefield Trackmen Steve Cleveland shows good form in the triple jump. Qualify For State Kerry Coleman clears bar at 5'8" to take 3rd place at district. �Lary Shelton practices for state after winning district. MA AGIRS: Larry Chavez, Chuck Larsen, Barry Thompson. Victorious team carries coach holding first place trophy. Steve Rhodes takes second in the 880. Trackmen Win First WRL Championship COACHES: Bob Burns Don Jolmson Bob Powers--Head Coach NOT SHOWN: Art Berglund Larry Furda 145 �Sprints-(FRO. T) Bruce Kirby, Pat \1cCallson, (BACK) Mil< e Kronholm, Tom igbur, Larry Shelton, Steve Henniger. Mile-Rich Dominguez, Doug Gilliland, John Luther, Kerry Coleman . 58 Out For Track This Year · Hurdles (FRONT) Dave Galyardt, Pat McCallson, Ken Kuhn (BACK) Phil Foard, Gary Senger, Phil Martin, Steve Henninger. 880 Glenn Lane, Steve Rhodes, Larry Kirk, Leslie Dayhoff. 440 (FRO TT) Ron Meyer, Larry Lujan, Bruce Kirby, (BACK ) Doug Green, Rod Vandervaart, Dennis Morgan, Bob Tomb. 146 �Shot-Put-Lany Hudson, Dennis Morgan, Tom Nigbur. Discus-Glen Kruse, Lany Hudson, Tom 'igbur. Tracksters Strong In Field Events High Jump-Kerry Coleman, Doug Gilliland, Rod Vandervaart. Three WHS milers capture top places. Broad Jump, Triple Jump-Steve Cleveland, Gary Peyton, Harry Diamond . Pole Vault-Keith Schmidt, Tim Springfield. 14 7 �Baseball Team Looks Onward Anderson, Rick Burns, William Carden as, Bill Comils, Jay Davis, Jerry Delay, Paul Despain, Dan Elton, Lindy Gibson, John Haggar, Mark Kashner, Terry Loveless, Steve WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 148 Otto, Richard Scott, Bruce Sharp, Dave Shelton, Rich s 4 20 4 4 2 6 2 1 4 2 3 8 5 6 4 Manitou 8 Centennial 7 Manzanola 4 Canon City 9 Manitou 5 St. Mary's 10 Air Aeadem y 9 Harnson 6 Cheyenne 14 Boulder 5 Harrison 5 St. Mary's 12 Au Academy 5 Cheyenne 8 Canon City 9 Canon City 13 �Captain Paul Delay Coach Don Jorgensen WHS Beats Air Academy J erry Davis bangs out a hit as Richard Otto l ooks on. 149 �The 1966 J. V. Gladiator team. J.V.'s Take First In WRL Dong Su Lee Pat Conly W1lbert Burns Bob Williams Dick Stenson Mil<e Johnson G..ry Olsen Steve Hickman Bill Lively Richard Cadel Roster Larry Cowden Jack I enhart Rich Shelton Dan Cowden Wade McMullen Steve Groth Ron Hefner Ed Petit Bob Hefner Mike Ito Manager-Ben White Dick Stenson fires his elusive hummer. . .. Coach Freeman Widef1eld 's J. V. baseball team surpnsed the Will Rogers League by taking win after win; ultimately taking the league . Behmd the fme pitching and defense of the glovers, the team did some clutch hitting to pull off some tight and exciting games. Coach Freeman showed the Gladiators the way to victory, and taught them the skills they needed. Widefield's baseball future looks bright, and we hope the wmning tradition will continue on through the years . 150 �Kathy shows her skill at playing tennis. Miss Lehman and Miss Knopf sponsor G. A.A. The G. A. A. this year participated in many varied sports. They met every Monday to play in powder -puff football, tennis, track, etc. The G . A . A. letter could be acquired by coming to meetmgs, participating in the fun days and for practicing after hours. Miss Lehman and Miss Knopf, the sponsors, encouraged the physical fltness of the girls, and were very proud of our girl's results m the fun -days. The Gladiators took first place at Air Academy! Check that out boys! Girls Can Play Too! G. A. A. enjoys baseball game 15 1 ��ADVERTISING �. • SECURITY GARBAGE CO.· at 356 Main Street will haul your trash away twice weekly. Call them at 392-3468. Widefield students agree with the BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT when it says it serves meals to suit any taste. RALPH'S SHOE STORE Security Shopping Center �Angie Stack and Cindy Jones admire a prize w innmg portrait by STEGNER PORTRAITS 407 '. Tejon 634-4808 �BLICK SPORTING GOODS CO. Outfitter for Gladiator Teams "Everything for Every Sport" 119 North Tejon 636-3348 GROFF'S SKELLY SERVICE STATION 240 . 1ain, Security Shopping Center ( _ - ~ ~ I·. -- _<4=-- .. WIDEFIELD HOMES, th!:' only all brick subdivision adjacent to Fort Carson, provides its inhabitants with country quiet and city convenience. I : �We Welcome Free Estimates AUTO Complete Auto Body Service BOD SHOP Phone 392-8001 ~----~ Just South Of Widefield Camera SuppljeS Jewelry-Repo.irs Photo Finishing Hobbies-Coin Books ~----~ STEWART'S PHOTO SERVICE �11 ' o stamps, no gimmicks. When you shop for food, the thing to save is money! 11 That is the motto of SIMMS SUPERS �Angie Stack and Cindy Jones treat themselves to an icc cream cone at Tom Kennedy's KWIK SHAKE INN 385 Main Street - Roxann Mann is shown taking advantage of everyday low prices at Mr. Street and Starr Coakley recommend you patronize the RALPH'S SECURITY DRUG, WILLIS REAL ESTATE AGENCY located at 332 Main Street in the Sccurit} Shopping Center. at 3 78 1ain Street, representing American BuilderS . • �Visit Mary Crocker at the FOUNTAIN VALLEY BANK Security Shopping Center Member of FDIC When you need school supplies, do as all Widefield students do--shop at DUCKWALLS While there, look over their wide assortment of other items. MANNEQUIN for the latest in sportswear. �DENNY'S SECURITY BODY SHOP Next to Vista Vue Post Office Box 5186 80911 Phone 392-7462 Complete Body and Frame Repair Alignment Balance Dennis Rokeh, Owner & Operator Glass Installation Painting Security Colo. C. R. ANTHONY'S located at 324 Main Street, is the fashion center for Security. Shirlee Guinta selects a dress from the Women 1 s and Girls 1 Department. WARD 1 S--YOUR STORE FOR MORE 2420 East I;>ikes Peak Ave. 635-8981 CHARGE IT AT WARDS �Congra tu lations High chool Graduates! But 1 ow What? Where Will You Be, What Will You Be. Doing And How Much Will You Be Making Thr e Years From Now? TEACH lNG TECHNICAL JOB AND DEGREE PREPARATION Colorado Electromc Training Center is pleased to announce the granting of degrees, diplomas and licenses; and graduate placement service with over sixty electronic and industrial firms. With 12 month study facilities CETC offers short refresher and master courses in electronics, plus accelerated degree and job preparation. tudent tuition loan assistance, payable after graduation and placement, and tuition assistance from Military, V .A. Rehab and Colorado Rehab coupled with student employment assistance helps solve financial traimng problems. Independently operated, privately supported CETC is located on an attractively landscaped three acre campus and features over 20,000 square feet of modern, air-conditioned facilities. You're invited to visit CETC, inspect the comprehensive facilities, laboratories, curriculum, and see how you, too, can become a skilled, highly paid Teclmician in the space-age electronic field. For Information On Scholarships And Pre-Entrance Examinations, Contact The Registrar COLORADO ELECTR01 IC TRAI I TG CENTER 3450 N. Nevada, Colorado Springs Phone 633-7761 THE JAYCEE CREED Web lieve: That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; That economic justice can best b won by free men through free enterprise; That government should be of laws rather than men; That earth's great treasure lies in human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life. JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Security, Colorado WIDEFIELD CONOCO Widefield Blvd. Phone 392-7838 Free pick-up & delivery Major & minor tune-up Wheel-balancing �Serving Over 50, 000 Colorado Families COLUMBIA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION $100 Million Strong Pikes Peak At Nevada Phone 4 73-0242 Member Federal Savings And Loan Ins. Corp. Best Wishes To The Graduating Seniors From THE 1965-66 STUDENT COUNCIL "For The Finest In PATRONS School Photography" SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. Compliments of Jim Shattuck 65 McBurney Blvd . Widefield, Colorado GAMBLE - SKOGMO, INC . Southgate Shopping Center J & L GARAGE South On U.S . 85-87 ���������� 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 1965-1966 Widefield High School Yearbook "Spartacus" Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966 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 Steve Rhodes Editor Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 151 p. black and white photos Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1965-1966 Widefield High School Yeabook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-1966 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Faculty; Classes; Organizations; Activities; Athletics; Advertisements Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1966 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1966 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. IBM 1620 computer; Valedictorians: Barry Thompson and Sharon Breyer Art club baseball basketball Branding Iron Restaurant and Lounge C.R Anthony's Cheerleading D.E. Club Debate club Denny's Security Body Shop Duckwall's football Football Honorees Fountain Valley Bank French Club Future teachers of America club Girl's Tennis Gladiator Staff Groff's Skellly Service Station Gymnastics Hockey Homecoming-Starr Coakley Inc Jim Shattuck J & L Garage Joe Cantrell Junior Chamber of Commerce Kwik Shake Inn Latin Club Letterman's club Mannequin Shop Music Program National Honor Society pep club Prom Queen Diane Kowalski Ralph's Security Drug Ralph's Shoe Store Richard Compton Principal Richard D Taylor Superintendent Rodeo Club Debut School Paper School Picutres Science club Security Garbage Company Simms Supers Spanish club Spartacus staff Spring Carnival Student Cabinet Sweetheart Dance-Twila Wilson and Eldon Lee tennis track team Valedictorians: Barry Thompson and Sharon Breyer Western Auto Hardware Widefield Conoco Widefield Homes Willis Real Estate Agency Winter Ball Queen Candy Burdell