https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1fba48fe23a399c31413a819ef928a57.pdf 46526085d36d779f8c4a692d34d02e9d PDF Text Text ����XC SIVE S OR " Was A C o ic Abs nt Until My Couns lor S ow d Li ht" ��TYME A Letter From The Editor The Spartacus Staff Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Tarver EDITORS Cindy Husak Teresa Norris CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Kent Murphy Tony Moscotti SENIOR PICTURES Pat Green Tere a Norris Cindy Husak JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORE PICTURES Teresa Norris Cindy Husak SPORTS Kenny Hunter Riley Hazlewood George Marcotte FACULTY Sheryl Smith Kathy Prior ADVERTISING SALES DIRECTOR Manuel Lujan PHOTOGRAPHY Boyd Port George Marcotte Mr. Dick Strecker Pat Cage Debbie Buchanan Matt Schaefer GIRL FRIDAY Pat Green LAYOUT AND DESIGN Tony Lucavttch HONORARY STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Toby Jacobs and Miss Micaela Michels First of all, it's only fair to give credit where credit is due: This yearbook was originally designed by the Senior Edttors, Sue Elliot and Cathy Cavins; but due to uncontrollable circumstances, Sue moved during the summer, and Cathy also left the staff. Teresa Norris and I took over in the middle of the first emester and followed the book through to the end. A few changes had to be made, of course, such as cutting out many spring activities in order to get the book out in time. All the patience and work contributed by the many students, teachers and secretaries who were not on the yearbook staff is greatly appreciated. We hope this book wins your approval and brings back many good memories in the future years, when you think back to this year and the "Class of Teachers rule with iron fists. 72". The Cover: Photo of dance class working with a parachute near football field. INDEX Cover Stories ... 4-22 Color . . . . . . . . . . 1 Band . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Chorus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Fotcu!ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 5 3 �And The Bands Played On • • • The members of the W.H.S. Band this year were, from left, bottom row: Larry Rice, Pam Worcly. Bonnie Walker, Debbie Cole, Bob Schmidt. Second row: Loretta Alvarado, Connie White, John Anderson, Micky Poage, Robbin Nelson, Diane Rice, Asher Williams, Mark Alkire, Pat McCracken, Morris Scheafer, Jackie Conklin, Liz Macleod. Third row: Debbie Sims, Debbie Castle, Harry Anderson, Denisa Heitman, David Parkhill, Kevin Randloph. Lonnie Bergman, Dave Me amara, Doug Sll\ith, Doug Poole, Dave Glomen, Phil Weesner, Jim Millar, Mark Waldo, Barb Nelson, Denise Danzl. Fourth row: Karen Dawkins, Barb Martin, Bruce Klemm, Glen Eldridge, Carl Simon, Tim Remple, Mike Eggers, Arnold Klemm, Charles Hawkins, Jim Herod, Mike Dienst, Debbie Murry, Debbie Beck. Fifth row: Barb Butcher, Natalie Kno , Michelle Woodhouse, Phil Fiedler, Cindy Hopper, Don impkins, Nancy Lyda, Ma. Urata, Audrie Finch, julie Reeves. Sixth row: Lupe Rosa, Pat Klemm, Mary Taylor, Pam Sharp, Phd Carlson, George Freeman, Linda Benate, Ro. anne Seeman, Debbie Breeden, Herman Marshell, Linda Litner, Tresa Torres. Seventh row L''lda Haynes, Bill ~eller, Pattie Poage Ch ryl Fay, Kris Smith, Vickie Anderson, Tina Simon, Kris Parkhill, L01s Samms, Mary Shafer, Kris Lelfedal, Btll Stoneschiper, Gaillmmer. Eighth row: Diane Welling, Jennie Ratcliff, Cherlyn Flock, Jill Peterson, Jean unn, N rma VanBu kird, Louis Valdez, Kathy Holzinger, Cyd Brewer. 4 �C. ntina Brass members from left: Jim Millar, Karl Simon, Jeff Boltz, Larry Rice, Tim Remple, M rk Waldo, Bob Schmidt. and Micky Poage. Widefield Bands Go Modern This year the band presented several fine concerts and shows. Once again the group was under the direction of Mr. Earl Berglund. "Our World" was a new group at WHS this year. Members from left, are: Micky Poage, Denisa Heitman, Deb Paul, Larry Rice, and Bob Schmidt. �Great Music Means Lots Of Practice Stage Band members from left: first row, Patty Poage, Jeff Bolz, Bob Smith, Larry Rice, Max Urata, Ray Lapp, Steve Hart Second row: Dave Glommen, Mark Waldo, Jim Millar, Phil Weisner. Third row: Mickey Poage, Burt Waldo, Ga 1 Roth, Tim Remple, Carl Simon. (Sorry about that, Carl.) At Widefield High, everyone works. Attention!! 6 �Widefield Choral Groups Under New Direction Members of Concert Choir from left, bottom row: Patricia Vicerry, Shirley Ford, Patty Gabriel, Kris Smith, Doug Dale, John Mounce, Larvetta Neal, Janette Fringer, Thelta Morgan, Mr. VanderHamm. Second row: Robin Harris, Judy Mills, Karen White, J ana Ramsey, Roy Duerksen, Steve Bek, Ever tte Windle. Connie White, Tilda Davis, Debbie Larson. First row: Jackie Concklin. Cheryl Fay. Carmen Payton, Kristina Simon, Bruce Klemm, Harry Ander on, Charles Rozanski, Pat Manley, Debbie Paul, Lisa Lyons, Debbie Cole. Mr. VanderHamm, Connie White, and Patty Gabriel. Do-Re-Mi-Fa So What??? 7 �The choru this year was under the direction of Lee Vanderhamn, a new member of the f culty. Chamber Smgers this year were from left: first row: Roy Derkson. Second row. Charles Rozanski, Larry Rice, Everitte Windle, Pat McCracken, Steve Pfanenstiel, John Mounce. Third row: Debbie Cole, J ana Ramsey, Kris Smith, Linda Ramsdell, Chris Parkhill, and Connie White. Singing Groups Exhibit Fresh Talents At WHS Members of the Mod Choir were from left: Jeanette Fringer, Pat Manely, Jonna Smith, Steve Bek, Debbie Larson, Karen White, Jeff Warren, Vickie Anderson, John Anderson, and, not pictured, John Mounce . 8 �Members of Show Choir: Patty Gabriel, Charles Rozanski, Connie White, Steve Pfanestiel, Robin Harris, Jim Millar, Terry Cook, Bob Schmidt, Debbie Paul, Larry Rice, and J ana Ramsey. Widefield Choral Groups Perform Members of A Cappella Choir: From left bottom row: Jana Ramsey, Patricia Klemm, Patty Gabriel, Jim Millar, Bob Schmidt, Iris Ramirez. Jeanette Fringer, Mr. VanderHamm. Second row: Debbie Varrone. Kristrina Simon, Kathy Martin, Harry Anderson, John Mounce, Conme White, Patty Poage. Debbte Cole. Top row: Robin Harris. Kris Smith. Larry Rice. Bruce Klemm, Pat Manley. Debbie Paul, Terry Cook. and Dorothea McCullough. 9 �Dr. E. F. Clemmer, district superintendent, pictured at right continually strived to improve the quality of education for the students of District Three schools. His interest and concern for students as individuals guided all his efforts. Experts Are Employed Wilbur L Sten on, Assistant Superintendent For Administrative Tasks In District 3 James 0. Gross, Controller Rudy Legleiter,left, was Director of Adult and Vocational Education. talks with Milton C. Roeder, Director of Support Services for District Three. 10 �Tom Lally Principal Candace French Dean of Girls The "Fearsome Foursome " Keeps Peace At WHS Richard Castle Assistant Principal Charles Loper Dean ofBoys 11 �School Board Plans For District Growth The Widefield Board of Education considered various alternatives to provide for the enlarged enrollment expected for the 1972-73 school year. Board members arc, from left: James Shattuck, Bruce Grauberger (President), 0 car Ted Forde (Vice President), Cornelius Chavez, and James J unglen. (Photo by Bill Stephns.) Miss Michels, left, and Mrs. Jacobs find an easy way to distribute the school mail. 12 Widefield High School auditorium. �Alta W cker, Receptionist. Pictured below, in front, is Eileen Coakley, payroll, and Gloria Chilton, head bookkeeper. Women at work m the Ad Building are, from left: Marlene Wallace, Jean Ellis, Lesley Gattus, and Barbara Wood. It Takes More Than Students And Teachers To Make A School WHS custodians, pictured below are, from left: Floyd Billings, Lawerence McCullough, Ralph Fortag, Ronald Morelana, William Moslander, and Martin Harding. Bus monitors and drivers are, from left: Mary Lou Thesmg, Mary Helms, Charlene Cook, Lucille Worley, Brooksie Remple, Chris Moore, Adline Hensen, Darlene Wiltgen, Evelyn Isenhart, Claude Shucraft Not pictured are J o Green, and Peg Rumfteld. 13 �Bill Poage Counseling Helps Students The counseling department builds a record of your work, aptitudes, interests, and capabilitie . Your school record, the result of special tests, information from questionnaires, interviews, reports from teachers and others-all these serve to build a picture of your per anality. If you can get to know yourself 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: Joanne Knopf 1. High school schedule and courses. 2. Colleges, technical and specialized chool . 3. Financial aid for further training. 4. Job opportunities and requirements. 5. Your abilities, interests and goals. 6. Achievement in high school, class rank and grade-point-average. 7. Recommendations for further training. employment or military servtce. 8. Personal difficulties encountered at school or at home. Students are shown here using counseling center facilities. Ron Pope Peggy Paret 14 �Behind Every Success Toby Jacobs Micaela Michels There Is A Woman Irene Baile Carmela DiSimone Betty Buschmann Ruby Oliver Bonnie Ayers Elizabeth Frohardt Helen Tostanoski Alta Wacker Norma Manning Don Jorgensen Dale Joh nson Jim Parlipiano Don Hastings Ed Kotlar Robert Boddy 15 �E.B.Lambert Stan Nelson Patricia Stewart Cathy Holmes Richard Luna Sharon Peterson lise Stratton Lynda Huffman Clifford Matthews Dan Pretti Richard Strecker Connie Jackson Bob Maunton Frank Sagona Jeri Sutton Felix James Mike McCarty Virgil Schwartz Lenny Thomas Linda Katchen John McMinn Violet Shaw Eve Tilley Faculty Increases To Meet Growing Enrollment 16 Paul Klein Bill Moore Lana Smith Lee VanderHamm �Teachers Strive . To Fulfill The Dorothy Donahue Allison Wilkowski Needs Of Each Individual Student The teachers at Widefield do their best tore lize that students have problems and may need help solving them. These fine people give of their time and energy to tho e students who need them, often putting aside their own problems. They must not only be teachers; they must be, at times, friends, confidants, and even omputers. Most of all, they try to be there whenever anyone needs them. I think we owe them a great de;1l of gratitude and our sincere thanks. Kathy Prior Yearbook Staff Freddie Morris Charles Morris, Leonard Bartel, Carol Coffey, Elizabeth Froh rdt, Larry Furda, Donald Brown. __ _ ..... ___.. _._ Victor Pugel Larry Furda, Don Hastings, Mike McCarty 17 �and r juel Arne on Leonard B rtel E rl B rglund Ann Bu h Joe C<.~ntrell P 1m cia Car on June Coblentz Mts C r on doe h r b t to help tudent . Su an Cole Fr nk DeBell Lanelle Dickens Joe Dionisio Sam Emric.h Larry Furda Mi Jackson tnes to e plain orne problems to puzzled students. Barbara Gaillard Pam Girard Gary Gorham Daryl Grantz Mac Greene Mary Louise Hansen Some students comer Mr Strecker to have a quiet talk �"Gladly Would They Learn, And Gladly Teach" Mr . Smith, a member of the WHS English department, spent a lot of her time denying rumors that she was "planted" here to do athletic recruiting for Fort Lewis. In ddition to teaching and supporting thletics, he co-sponsored the Porn Pon girls with Mi s Gaillard. Will faculty members who parked on the island in front of the school ever forget the joys of finding abandoned cars blocking them from in front and from behind? Remember when work was over t 3:20, but it was 4:00 before the kid owning the car blocking your e it showed up to move it? Miss Katchen, a new member of the faculty this year, assumed the responsibilities of Drama Club ponsor in the pring. Mrs. Coffey was a math teacher Monday through Friday, but as the weekend dawned, she was skiing a trail down some snowy slope. 19 �'·It's your dime, shoot!" ''Let's be teachers when we grow up. It sounds like fun!' ''I wonder what I did wrong, he's smiling?" "Now, now girls, you're disturbing the rest of the class.' "Don't worry, you'll get your change (let's see, that's 3 pennies ... no, urn .. )" 20 �Widefield 's Fabulous ·Faculty _____..... "Hmm ... I don't remember telling them THAT." "No, No, No! Now listen carefully this time ... " "I sure hope they don't expect me to demonstrate the Criss-Cross Double Whammy Belly Button Flip." ''German-It's Greek to me!" "At least, I don't think it's upside down . . . " " I don't ex pect anyone to pass t his test!'' ��• �Memories Of Widefield High "Widefield High School: red brick building, green grass, black parking lot, noisey cars and yellow buses" ... Mike Bolton. "Hall passes, pickle sales, taco sales, Miss French, football, forgetting, pop quizzes, laughing, crying, missing the bus and report cards ... "The old boyfriends and girlfriends. Our favorite teachers and classes, working on the plays for drama club. All the fun you have running around trying to keep from Miss French's ever-watchful eyes" ... Chris Curtis. "All those cold, wintry, windy, nights we went to the games. It was all worth freezing because we won. Afterwards, either going to the Pizza Hut or to a scheduled dance" ... Diane Rice. "Away we go - away from this building of well ... red brick, green grass, black parking lot" ... Mike Bolton. "Most of all, I will miss the teachers cuz they larned me all I know today" ... Werner Jenkins. �CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE BEGINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 NEW CLUB JOINS WHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 KEY CLUB TURNS IT ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 LIFE EDITORS' NOTE A Year In The DRAMA HITS NEW HIGH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 FORENSICS TALK THEIR WAY INTO IT . . . . . . 36 Life Of A Glad CHESS CLUB INTEREST GROWS . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 NHS & NMQST SEE NEW FACES . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 NEWSPAPER & YEARBOOK KILL 'EM! . . . . . . . 42 (or is it the other way around?) SENIORS CLOSE OUT HIGH SCHOOL CAREER .. 44 DEPARTMENTS Registration Elections Waz.uri Student Council and Cabinet Key Club Drama Forensics Dec a GAA Che s NMSQT NHS Graduation This year at Widefield High students took a greater interest in the things that were happening at school. The class officer elections were a superb example of the enthusiasm shown. Plenty of posters were "in evidence, so it wasn't a big secret as to who was running, and for what. I am sure everyone has heard of the Wazuri Club by now. If you haven't, you might be wondering what it is. You can read about it on page 29, for more information, but briefly, it is a club that is trying to help people become aware of their prejudices and maybe in that way to overcome them. The . Drama Club put on several plays this year that were considered successful by the people that saw them. Two of the plays given were "The Drunkard" and "My Fair Lady" If you missed these plays you missed a lot, but don't worry because there will be many more plays to come. Other things that the school year saw were: NHS, NMSQT, Chess Club, Deca, Forensics, and Key Club groups at work. See the following pages for pictures of them. Skills such as shorthand are taught at WHS to prepare students for future jobs. Teresa Norris Editor "LIFE" title and format by special permission of the publisher. 25 �Registration Marks Beginning Of School Year Every year registration is a hectic time. Although students rcn't drnitted until 8 a.m., there is alway:; a long line by 6:00. Droopy-eyed tudents first fill out the various cards and papers, then begin a long morning of standing in lines. This truly marks the beginning of the school year. Cheryl Young, senior, contemplates her last year at Widefield. �High School Life For Sophs Begins With Class Elections With the beginning of the school year, class officers had to be elected by the sophomores. Two weeks went by with posters, and campaign promises until that allimportant day when the final votes were cast. Days prior to elections so phs plastered the halls at WHS with campaign signs. Fletcher Howard expresses his ideas at election assembly. Some present, were from left: Manuel Lujan, Dave Drisscoll, Ray Quinones, Anna Kaminsky, Jerry Poff and Mickey Poage. Other sophomore candidates listen diligently as Susan Wilkensen delivers her campaign speech. Those shown are from left Suzanne Wilkins (standing), Paula Lerma, Robin Cross, Vince Carter, Anna Kaminsky,Jerry Poff, Mickey Poage, Theresa Milling, Karen Bustamento, Donna Castle, Joe Jenkins, Mike Brondum, Linda Jago, Mary Buckley and Debbie Bek. 27 �Student Life At WHS Progresses Through The 1971- 72 School Year 28 �Black Cultures Studied By New Club Wazuri Club officers are, from left: Coreen Walker, Committee activities; Debbie Baker, Secretary-treasurer; Brenda Baker, President, Marvin Brown, Vice President; Karen Dawkins, Publicity. COME Wind, rain, storm, and hurricane candle, match, gas, and fire a black man's mind. Yellow, brown, red, and black skins. We are all the same Unite My brother. - Author Unknown The purpose of the Wazuri Club is to study and appreciate the culture of the black man. Through this proces , blacks can get to know themselves better and whites can better comprehend what it means to be black. To accomplish these ends, the Wazuri Club involves itself in the literature, drama, music, and thought of the black people. Wazuri Club members, front row, from left: Harvey Tharps, Karen Dawkins, Marvin Brown, Shirley Vandiver, Brenda Baker, Corinne Walker, Debbie Baker. Row two: Latweeda Grove, Curtis Fraser, Cynthia McCullough, Larvetta Neal, Denms Davenport, Winona James, Wayne Anderson. �Student Cabinet Contributes Leadership Around School Shown above are Mr. Strecker, sponsor; Guy Chavez, senior class treasurer; Theresa Collier, Theresa Lizama, junior repre en tative on all-city Student Council, and Carolyn Chambers. senior class representative. Dave Driscoll, Student Cabinet vice president, and Ray Quinones, Student Cabinet president, are hown above. Becky Dixon. junior class vice-pre ident, Te ry Cook, senior class vice-president, and Jan Whelan Sergeant of Arms of junior class, Student Council. R.1y Quinone meeting. supervi ing over Student ( abinct Above are the junior class officers, from left: Shirley Santisteven, Jan Watson, Mary Hollendorfer, Karen Strachen, Loretta Alvarado, and Carol Harvey. �Activ members of the student government are, from left: Mary Hollendorfer, Kathy Rounds, Dave Driscoll, and Myrna Lerma. Student Council And School Organizations Work Toward Better World By Giving Donation To The Red Cross Fund Myrna Lerma and Marcia Thomas learned that student government involves a lot of work. The WHS student cabinet raised a considerable amount of money. Mrs. Jacobs, left, takes a cash deposit from senior class vice president Dave Driscoll. Mr. Richard Strecker gave his time and energy to the . ponsorship of cabinet and council, in addition to his regular duties as English teacher. Student officers are, from I ft: Theresa Collier, Marcia Thoma , Terry Cook, Theresa Lizama, Carolyn Chambers, Guy Chavez, Myrna Lerma, and Dave Driscoll. �Key Club Is Of Service At Widefield Members of the Key Club from left. bottom row: Gene Davis, Linda Haynes, Fred Harrison. John Gentzel. Second row: Jack Genna, Dave Parkhill, Dave Driscoll, and Dave Felice. Officers of the Key Club from left: John Gentzel, vice president; Fred Harrison, president; and Gene Davis, secretary-treasurer. 32 �• Members V.I.C.A. this year, in the bottom picture are, from left, back row: Butch Fishencord, Tom Murphy, Mark Lavengood, (Vice President); Marvin Ivy, (Secretary}reasurer), Jim Benjiman, Bob Wholfeil. Second row: Dennis Engle, Rick Steele, Lonnie Bergman, Ray Lapp. jim Skoronsky, Frank Boynton, Mike Robinson. Third row: Tony McGowen. Mark Wilson. Sandy Freeman, (Reporter), Dan Flower (President) and Brian Brown. The club's officers are pictured in top photo. Widefield Vocational Club: VICA 33 �This year's Drama Club poses for their last photograph with sponsor Mrs. Eve Tilley Keller. Top row, from left, they are, Larry Rice, Mike Greer, Cheryl Fay, Robin Harris, Dave Parkhill, Jackie Conklin, and Glen Eldrige. Second row: Mike Dienst, Irene Tostanosky, Karen Engel, Everette Windle, Patty Harding, and Bob Lewis. Third row: Jana Ramsey, Tilday Dauts, Miss Linda Katchen, and Denisa Harding. Fourth row: Charles Rozanski, Linda Lewis, Linda Lintner, Lisa Lyons, Karen White, Steve Bek. Ken Racicot, Linda Ramsdale, Pat McCracken, and Connie White. Fifth row: Kathy Bollinger, Eve Ttll y Keller, Debbie Larson, and Louise Valdez. 34 �It Was A Very Good Year - The 1971-72 Masque members are, top row, from left, Larry Rice and Mike Greer. Bottom row they arc, Everette Windle, Karen Engle, Robbin Harris, Lisa Lyons, and Irene Tostanoski. "Th e Drunkard" Cast from left: Bob Lewis, Mark Hallahan, Steve Bek, Jana Ramsey, Everette Windle, Irene Tostanoski, Charles Rozanski, Lisa Lyons, Bob Wolf, Mike Greer, Karen Engle, Phil Carlson, Pat McCracken, Jackie Conklin, Connie White, and Linda Ramsdale. 35 �D c.ll Tournament Result : Mike Greer First Interp of Drama Brenda Baker Third Interp of Drama June 8 (Jefferson County Invitational) Bill Hyde and M rgie Honerkamp Undefeated Finished Fifth in Debate Mullen Jan 21,22 Team was First Overall 88 Teams competed- Bill Hyde and Margie Honerkamp Third in Debate 90 Teams competed- Eric Lewis First Original Oratory 150 Teams competed - Mike Stewart Most outstanding tuden t Congress speaker Eric Lewis practicing his original oratory. 750 Students, from three states, participated in WHS Invitational. Mr. Joe Dionisio, Coach Forensics Team Hosts First Invitational Members of Forensics team proudly display trophies. Margie Honerkamp answering cross·examination question in debate round with Gary Reneau. FORENSICS TEAM Back row, from left: Terry Helms, Eric Lewis, Bill Hyde, Rick Gilham, Mike Stewart, Roy Smithland, Tim Remple. Front row: Gary Reneau, Ken Racicot, Bob Wolfe, Seiku Okomoto, Linda Ramsdell, Mia Wood, Margie Hornerkamp and Brenda Baker. 36 �Dale Johnson, Sponsor ofD.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America, smiles with the officers. D.E. Earns And Learns Members ofD.E.C.A. are, from left: Bev Handlos, Mark Lyda, Chery I Merkel, Mike Stevens, Clyde Hartley, Vickie Guthrie, Gary Roth, Steve Spessard, Maurice Guthuriezz, Paula Smith, Joe Wilmot and Joe Mascotti. Members of D.E.C.A. busy at work! (Well most of the time ... ) ��WHS Chess Club: Checkmate! _( Wayne Riley and Don Connell look as though that last move, the move of the century. didn't work too well. At general meeting, members compete against each other. They are, from left: Wayne Riley. Don Connell, Mr. Bartel, John Turner, and Gary Reneau. 39 �Three Students Score High On NMSQT Dave Driscoll, right, also did well on the NMSQT. Driscoll was active in WHS athletics and in student government. Commended student not pictured Delmain. 40 Sharon Taking top scoring honors in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test from WHS was John Turner, left, an avid chess enthusiast. �The National Honor Society is a club honoring students who excel in cholarship. character, leadership, and service. Each spring the club inducts new members at a school assembly . Officers were President Teresa Collier, Vice President Dane Rhode Secretary Paul Mattingly, and T.eawJrer Jay Hupatman. Widefield's High Society: N.H.S. Members of National Honor Soc1ety are, from left, bottom row: Paul Mattingly, Debb1e S1ms, Liz MaCleod, Debbi Castle. Connie Crumble. Second row: Henry Sandberg, Ken Robinette, Deanna Koslowski, Patty Poage, Pat Klemm. Third row: Doug BelL Ed Overton, MISS Knopf. sponsor, Judy Mathern, Ross Manuel, Menalie Burke, Vickie Anderson. Fourth row: Roy Smith, Vince Vogt, Jay Hauptman, Jim Benjamin, John Turner, Rewe Bennett, Sue Winklebauer Chris Parkh1ll, Terry Cook, and Irene Tostanoski. Fifth row: Phil Weesner, Max Urata, Dave Dnscoll, Denise Schaaf, Virginia Ramos. Si. th row: Ray Quinones, Jerry Montgomery, John O'Connor, Patty Talburt, Dane Rhodes. 41 �Cindy Husak and Teresa Norris, Editors, Tarver, Sponsor. Tony Mascotti and Kent Murphy, Clubs and Organizations. nd Miss Yearbook Staff Produces Greatest Annual Ever! Joe Mascotti, P.1t Greene, Tom Liverman, and Kevin Lustica, taff members. Manuel Lujan, Advertising Sale Director Debbie Dustin, and Arleen Spagnolini, Ad Staff. George Marcotte and Boyd Port, first semester photographers. 42 Riley Hazlewood, Sports Editor. �The Gladiator Staff Sends The "Glad Times" To The Press 'A Linda Lewis, News. Debbie Simms, left, and Debbie Murray with Cheryl Tarver, sponsor. Mark Nelson, Sports. Row one, from left Sharon Delmain and Margaret Church. Row two: Chris Curtis and Barbara Johnson. Row three: Kent Murphy and Becki Welch. Teresa Collier, Features. The "Glad Times" was a success this year, due to the people shown on this page and Graphic Arts. The newspaper was done in news magazine format. and the response from the student body was the best ever. Steve Young, Editor. Melissa Mauton, Copy Editor, and Judy Mathern, Managing Editor. 43 �Judy Jumps For Joy. Tim and Jim (the two of them) take one last look at the WHS trophy case. Busy Grads Take Five To Pose For Pictures Best Dressed.(?) Donna & Daddy. Senior Portrait. 44 �Administrators Watch With Smiling Faces As Educated Seniors Leave Bud Hall kicks the habit! Senior class sponsor, Miss French. (The girl in the glasses ... ) Farewell, and good luck! Now that I'm a Grad, may I call you Richard? I'm Freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! 45 �Congratulations Joe Mascotti! You'd be wrinkled too if you'd spent three years at hard labor •.. Bye Bye (Baby) Blues Connie reflects on "Glad" spirit. Sarah and Charlotte pose for pix. Last tour of the school. 46 ��Tennis Attracts Larger Audiences to Matches. Tennis is becoming increasingly popular at WHS. The excitement of singles and doubles competition seemed to draw eager spectators to each match the Glad netmen played. Ralph Johnson coached the team. 48 �Contents Spart cus sports section. 1971-72. (B seball and track omitted because of deadlines.) " ports Illustrated" title and format by special permission of the publi her. 50 MAKE WAY FOR A NEW BREED OF MEN Hard was their only way to practice, practice was their only way to win, winning was the only way they achieved the title "1971 WRL Football Champions." 58 McCARTY'S CREW RAN TO A THIRD PLACE IN DISTRICT COMPETITION George Marcotte is still doing the only thing he knows how, running a CROSS the) COUNTRY. 56 GLADS SWING INTO AN EVEN SEASON Mr. L.lly found out about the "racket" the tennis team had going after school on the courts, under the coaching guidance of Ralph Johnson. 68 WHO WON THE BATTLE OF THE H 20? Why didn't the swim team take state? Answer first, Where was that good old Glad support? What! You didn't know we had a swimming team? Where have you been? 60 WANTED: ANY OF GLAD'S TENACIOUS WRESTLERS For stealing the pride and honor of all their opponents in their league, and for executing moves and displaying talent about and beyond the call of duty. 64 WE NEED A MIRACLE TO GO TO STATE! We wished them well, but the curtain fell, On our Gladiator team this year ... Hardly no luck at all, in basketball, Then Stanley's point brought cheer. The Departments 50 ... Football 56 ... Tennis 58 ... Cross Country 60 ... Wrestling 64 Basketball 68 Swtmming 70 ... "W" Club 49 �Glads Dump Rival Cheyenne 15-1 4 On Widefield works again t Canon City. Randy Pierce refreshes during battle. Will Roger League Standings Widefield Cheyenne Mountain Canon City Denver Mullen Harrison Denver Cathedral St. Marys Wins Losses 7 0 2 5 2 5 4 3 4 3 6 6 Stout defensive line of Widefield so �Way To Will Rogers League Football Championship Opponent found Gl d tough. Tom White streak past Cathedral defense. League's le ding rusher, Alvin Phillips. Season Record Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield 6 7 14 0 14 9 La Junta Canon City 15 Cheyenne Mt. 41 Cathedral 18 Harrison 48 Air Academy 14 St. Mary's 22 Mullen Preliminary State Playoffs 19 Canon City Abbey (In Double overtime) 7 24 6 8 20 51 �Gladiator Pride Proves Disasterou Coach Hasting~ gets things straight. Guy Chavez: one of Wide fields backs. Alvin Phillips gets off another punt. 52 Defensive standout Bill Strehl. �To Its Many Opponents Widefield defense was very stingy against St. Mary's. Steve Jenkins operating Widefield 's against St. Mar r\ . triple option Members of the 1971 Varsity Football Team from left, row one: Mike Heatherly. Alan Banda, Dave Yarbrough. Tim Hopson , John Sttrgus, Eric Hill. Steve Benjamin, Fred Harrison, Kevin Blanchard, Mike Strehl, Harold Runkle, Jerry Phillips, Dave Felt e. Row two Marty Hammock, Mike Kaup, Steve Jenkins, Randy Pierce, Jim Hopson, Harvey Tharps, Frank Feero, Mike Meinors, Mitch Brown, Tom Boatman, John Buschman, Bill Strehl, Guy Chavez, Barry Rose , Riley Hazlewood . Row three: Monty Steele, Randy Kcily. Frank Kisel, Pat Manley, John Loveland, Jim Hen der on, Marcus Koen , Andy Beam, Rand} Early Jerry Phillips. Carl Riley, Pedro Rosa, Marc Waldo , Jim Benjamin, and Melvin Dochis. Row four: Coach Ray Sanchez, Coach Bowers, Alvin Phillips, Rufus Black, Pat Libbey, Thomas White, Craig Fairbanks. Robert Black, Coac.h Bob Taylor, and He,1d Coach Don Hastings. 53 �Sophs Prove Ver Air Academy finds young Glads tough. Widefield punts the ball to Mitchell. Melvin Kochis gets ready for a catch. Another pass completed by the Glads. 54 �Deadly To Opponents Coach Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield Widefield elson sends in another play. Season Record 27 Mitchell 45 Canon City 35 Cheyenne Mt. 28 Palmer 32 Cathedral Air Academy 18 Harrison 28 St. Marys 27 38 20 14 20 8 7 22 16 Coaches Elarton, Nelson, and Grantz. Members of the 1971 sophomore football team are, from left: Row one: Tim Turk manager; Herman Marshall, Gary Gary Huggins, Melvin Kochis, Re. Ploederer, Andy Ueam, Doug Pattelena, Dave Bower, Mike Nigbur, Charle Katalenas, and Chad Collier. Row two: Steve McCready, Keith Thomas, Kevin Blanchard, Pat Craven, Kevin Jones, Dav~ Yarbough, Doug Bushman, Bob Rhule, Randy Cowen, Marlon Blackwell, Steve Smith, and Rick Rathiman. Row three: Robert Bills, Ben Bu hman, Pete Mathis, Jim Alexander, Joe Jenkins, Randy Giggi, Butch Black, Bill Shattuck, Charles Dixon, Tom Richards, Baltizor Pattaway, Alvin Matthias, Dave Waddell, and Morris Schaeffer manager. Row four: Ray Sigala manager, Manuel Quienonis, Tom We tcott, Bill Seller, Mike Stokes, John Waller, Dennis Hills, Don Johnson, Marty Brondum, and Randy Conrad. 55 �Top row, from left: Dave Driscoll, Jim Michon, Ros Manuel. Coach Johnson. Bottom row: Brent Waldo, Jeff Driscoll, Ricky J en en, Ma, Urata. Widefield Netters Finish Third In League Bruce Dalton, left. and J cff Driscoll in doubles play. Driscoll, a sophomore, played varsity tennis. Ross Manuel. photo at right. had a 6 6 singles record. 56 �Dave Driscoll racked up a S-7 se.tson tn the ingles divi ion. Top Coach Ralph Johnson, Ken Delay, Mickey Poage, and Tom Divine. Bottom Jeff DriscolL Dave Rhodes and Bruce Dalton. Rick Jensen slams a southpaw stroke across the net. 57 �Glads Go To State The Gladiator Cross Country team had an out~tanding 1971 se son. The team was guided to state by the coaching efforts of Mike McCart)". * * * * All-League runner Vince Vogt sprints in a first place finish W.R.L. meet. 58 All-League runners George Marcotte and Tony Lukavitch tour Wasson eros -country course. �Glad warm up for pre-meet. Sam Torres tells it like it is! W.R.L. Champs M mber:o of the Cross Country team were from left: Larry Valirreal, John Oconner, Mark Riddle, Gene Davis, Dan Ayres, Jay Hauptman, Andy Hornbaker, Robbie Rickard, Robert Stewert, Bernard Asiu, Dale Chavez, and Coach M Carty. Bottom Row, from left: Co Captains George Marcotte, Vince Vogt, with Steve Mo teller, Sam Torres, Ray Quinones Tony Luckavitch and Gary Chacon. 59 �Meet The Grapplers Hi There! Eric Miller breaking free from opponent. Tom Stack on his way to a reversal. Steve Benjamin displays Blue Pride. 60 Outstanding wrestler at Widefield Invitational, Mike Griswold. John Buschman taking command. �Rockin' N' Rollin' With Nelson's Gang Brant Griffin taking the upper hand. Tom Stack maintaining control. Brent Tracey sets up for a pin. Old Glad custom: "staying on top." Steve Bushman continuing Glad tradition. Karl Riley doing his thing, Glad style. 61 �The Glads On Profile I'd like to ay a couple of word to ... Hey! Where did everybody go? Hey man, this is wrestler's heaven. Alvin Phillips. eat your heart out! 62 Next time I wrestle a Glad, I'll cat four bowls of Wheaties ... �Listen fellas, if you don't roll that mat up in a hurry, I'll ... Mike Griswold at state tourney in Denver doing a cross body ride. Members of the Gladiator wrestling team were, first row, from left: Steve Benjamin, Brent Tracey, Tom Stack, Tom Pershica, Mike Sigala, Mike Griswald, and Marc Villenueve. Second row_ Dave Waddell, Eric Miller, Pedro Rosa, Karl Riley, Barry Roe and John Buschman. Third row: Ben Buschman, Doug Buchanan, Mark Cook, Manuel Quinones, Alvin Matthais, Ray Quinones, and Ken Howell. Fourth row: Tom Liverman, Herman Marshall, Dave Stambaugh, Mike DiSimone, Quentin Fairchild, and Pat Craven. Fifth row. Charles Katalenas,John Waller, Bob Paxton, Dale Martell, Marlon Blackwell, and Larry VIllerreal. Top row: Managers Ra}' S1gala, Ray Piluso, and Tim Turk. 63 �Glads Meet Challenge Of 1972 Season The Glads were coached to a successful season by Larry Furda. Steve Hallett, goes up for the tip. The 1972 Widefield basketball team was well supported by the student body. Bobby Stanley, was a favorite in the Gladiator gym. 'The JUmor tandout proved to be exciting in his flashy hooting and his complete control of the game. �Tom White added the height to the Widefield team. He was ranked among the top stars EVER, at WHS. Dave Driscoll goes up for two. Members of the Glad basketball team, from left, top row: Randy K.ieley, Rufus Black, Greg Rassmussen, Kyle Hunke, Steve Hallett, Reggie Bennett. Bottom row: Tom White, Randy Early, Pat Libby, Dave Driscoll, Bobby Stanley, Kteth Liverman. 65 �Autographs �I �Taylor's Tankers Face Wet Season Levitation made easy. Steve Waller caught sampling the water. 68 Get that camera away! Faw, testing hardness of the water. Bashful Tucker backstrokes. �Another Stroke For The Swim Team Mike Smith, stiff-arming while swimming?? James Goodwin cuts the water freestyle. DaYld Seems butterflies in perfect form. "All right, ten toe-touches. Ready. Exercise: 1-2-3-4- " 69 �Members of theW-Club from left: bottom row: Russ Brewer, Hal Ellis, Mike Griswold, Mike Si ala, Ray Quinones, Carl Riley, Ross Manuel. Second row: Tim Hopson, Steve Benjamin, Brent Tracy, Alvin Phillips, John O'Conner, Ray Piluso, Third row: Tom White, Tony Su a, M rtin McClure, Steve Jenkin , 1ark Riddle. Fourth row: Tommy Stack, Sam Torres, Dave Seems, Mike Maas, and on top f ding away Randy Early, Matt Schaefer, Pat Manely, and Jim Hopson. Officers of theW-Club from left: Bill Strehl, Treasurer; Alvin Phillips, Vice Pre ident, nd Ray Piluso, Pre ident. W-Ciub Helps Build Strong Bodies 70 �re Co ki �":::Jlte ~)n('!ltinillo ()U~ UJOiiyaui;n tllonwi Wto will~H), 0«1t d(Ju/JI.} o{«xiay. ..fl!et uJ rncl#' fum,z id u;i/h Jo}/u;~lfl and a.c/.We foillz. '' ··~­ • HOLLY ttOU Y IUOAII COII~IIATION • COlORADO SPA NGS COlORADO 80Q01 C & R ANTHONY CO. Sccuritv Shopping Center Phone 392-5414 WESTERN AUTO Security Shopping Center Phone 392-3451 7 72 �"Behind the curtain's mystic fold The glowing future lies unrolled." Bret Harte Colorado Interstate Corporation Colorado Springs. Colorado 73 �SECURITY RENTAL ecurity Box 515 Phone 392-3471 MUSIC MAKERS 110 1'-1. Tejon Colorado Springs 633-2249 C & E SUZUKI 3601 E. 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French Fries US Widefield Blvd. 1090 South Circle Dr. 207 No. Wahsatch 1244 No. Academy Blvd. 1703 So. 8th St. BROADMOOR HOTEL 82 �THESE BANKS of the PIKE'S PEAK REGIONAL CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Wish You Success Academy Boulevard Bank The Bank of Colorado The Bank of Fountain Valley The Central Colorado Bank The Colorado Springs Nattoncil Bank The East Colorado Spnngs .ational Bank The Exchange National Bank The First ational Bank First State Bank of Fountain Fort Carson National Bank United Bank of Colorado Springs Members of F.D.I.C. 83 �Visit The Model Homes Built by Widefield Homes S/n1DnS fine line of products inciudes: Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk QC2 Low Fat Milk • Ice Crearr Sherbet - Ice Milk Lescal Skim Milk Cottag1 Cheese Sour Cream Wh1ppmg Cream ' Half & Half Egg Neg Holiday Neg • Ch1p N D1p Fruit Dnnks • Butter Marga nne Skim M1lk Yogurt Get them at your favonte food store , or te lephone 633·3121 for home de · ltvery se,-viCe Security 3 Widefield Blvd. 392-3411 .or Jint.l!i DUtr Smart Shoppers Compare At ftar.S Wrabitimudly ~oob & &rruirt in Q!olorabn &pring.s STEAKS, PRIME RIB & MANY SEAFOODS •DENVER• WAREHOUSE SALES 117 E. Las Vegas, Colorado Springs Home Furnishings & Appliances Name Brands At Low Warehouse Prices Compare! 84 OPEN 11 A M 10 8 :}0 PM S..ndays 11 }0 A M 10 8 00 PM. PUB LOUNGE 1100AM · 1llllAM �Dan And THE t Widefield �Photography plays an important role in the making of a yearbook. The top pictures were only pola. roids. while many portrait , such a the one of Chris Parkhill, were pro· fe ionally done. The bottom pictures were taken by student photographers. Chris Parkhill, Semor. Curtis Fraser read the announcements every day. �Eighteen CONTENTS Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 School Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Winter Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Sweetheart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 Porn Pon Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Cheerleaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Pep Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 100 Above Photo: Sweetheart Candidates-(p. 94.) Below: Winners of Best Actor and Actress-(p. 114.) Cop.yrif{ht 72 ecuritr~ Colorado �Success At Homecoming Game All throu h Homecoming week, Glads and Gladiette overflowed with spirit.\ ednesd,ty R.ty Quinones was, "cool cat" in his white ocks and cool ray ungl.tsses at the pep a embly for the junior enior Powder Puff footb.ll game. The eniors more or le whomped the juniors in a 10 0 victory. Friday at the pep assembly. the Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and Porn Pon girls raised spirits even higher for the game Friday night, when Widefield sma hed Harrison in an 18-7 triumph. �Reflected In Glad Faces At Dances The semi-finalists for the Homecoming Queen were: Roxy Dunn, Sandy Mouirquies, Kathy Quenon, Sarah Di on, Carol Chambers, Elizabeth MacLeod, Sue Winkelbaur, Sharon Heatherly, Debbie Paul, Brenda Baker and Boody Rhodes. The finalists were the last five girls named above. Sharon Heatherly was crowned as queen during half time .1t the Homecoming game between the Glads and Harrison. Rufus Black and Brenda Baker 1 queen candidate) enjoy themselves at dance. Debbie Paul was e corted to the dance by Bob Schmidt. Sharon was crowned by Widefield's 1961 Homecoming queen and she received flowers from the 1971 queen, jackie Nakayama She is pictured above with escort Rich Sluder. 89 �"Charlie" Presides Over Dance And Harrison Game 90 �People, People Everywhere: The Many Faces Of A Widefield Pep Rally 91 �Brenda Baker Reigns As Queen At Winter Ball 92 Brenda Baker was elected queen of the Winter Ball, with other candidate serving a members of her court. They were: Boody Rhode , Debbie Paul, Sue Winkelhauer, Terry Cook, and Sarah Dixon, all of whom re pictured below. The annual dance wa in the high chool gym, where ''GI d" tudent d need to the sound:; of a good band. Holiday pirit.s were high, as WHS tudent got together at this big dance to launch the yuletide ea. on. �93 �"You Are My Everything" Is What Linda ]ago. left, and Tere Chambers were Queen attendants . .. Roxie, Debbie, Sue, and Terry delighted in the fact that they were Sweetheart candidates. 94 �Sweetheart Is Really All About Sweetheart royalty candidate are, from left: Roxie Dunn, Dave Dri coli, Debbie Paul, Torn White, Greg Ra mus en, Sue Winkelbauer, Alvin Phillips, and Terry Cook. Sweetheart Dance was lots of fun for everyone who participated in it. Whether you pas ed out ballots, or became Queen, Sweetheart wa omething to be remembered. Queen Bood y Rh odes and King Randy Pierce. 95 �1971-72 Pom Pon Girls Add Spirit To WHS The 1971-72 WH Porn Pon Girls aroused Spirit at various game and meets throughout the year. The pep assemblies and half time at games provided the spirit raising routines of the e girls. Along too with the band concerts, assemblies, and parades they succeeded in making chool pirit. Those not pictured are: Debbie Sims, Debbie Krause, Julie Reeves, and Barb Martin. At Half Time the Junior Varsity Porn Pon Girls carry the Band Banner. From left they are: Denise Danzl, Jennifer Berry, Debbie Beck, Gaillmmer, and Natalie Knox. In the picture above, the Gladiettes model their new uniform~ at Seven Falls. They are, starting from the left, Karen Dawkins, Linda Haynes, Barb Butcher, Shirley Vandiver, Debbie Castle, Barb Nelson, Debbie Murray, Dianne Welling, Liz MacLeod, Loretta Alvarado, Terresa Torres and Lupe Rosa. 96 �Porn Porn Girl shown above are, from left, bottom row: Karen Dawkins, Debbie Murray. and Lupe Rosa Row 2: Debbie Castle, Linda Haynes, and Shirley Vandiver. Row 3: Barb Butcher, Liz McCloud, Dianne Welling, Teresa Torres, Barb Nel on, and Lorretta Alvarado. 97 �Cheerleaders Prove To Be Indispensable To School Spirit Enjoying the beauty of Cheyenne Mountain are cheerleaders from left: Linda ]ago, Penny Glommen, Robin Cross, Karen Strachen, George Ann Beattie, Donna Castle, Enid Williams, Suzanne Wilkins, Paula Lerma, and Beth Morrison. These girl~ worked hard to arouse spirit at various games and assemblies during the year. Widefield High School Cheerleaders from left: Amelia Williams, Boody Rhodes, George Anne Beattie, Myrna Lerma, Karen Strachen, Enid Williams, Penny Glommen, Mary Hollendorfar, Sue Winklebaur, and Beth Morrison. Second row: Donna Castle, Suzanne Wilkins, Carolvn Alvarado, Paula Lerma, Robbin Cross, and Linda Jago. 98 �Enormous School Spirit For Sports Events Due Greatly To Widefield Cheerleaders Var ity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders take a break from their practice long enough to have their picture taken for the yearbook. They are left to right: Penny Glommen, George Ann Beattie, Linda ]ago, Robm Cross, Karen Strachen, Enid Williams, Donna Castle, Beth Morrison, Suzanne Wilkins, Paula Lerma, and Mary Hollendorfar. 99 �The Girls Of Pep Club Boost WHS Blue Spirit In the photo above, the 1971-72 .Pep club poses. They are, from left, bottom row: Karla Murray, Janis Harvey, Carol Chambers, Louise Valdez, Lynette Thein, Karen Bustamento, Debbie Costellamo, and Chris Parkhill. Second row : Kathi Howard, Gloria Anderson, Liz Alexander, Lois Eggen, Debbie Maloyead, Cindy Boatman, Pat Hazlett, Jody Perse, Denise Bruestle, Bonnie Smith, and Connie Crumble. Third row: Kathy Carter, Geanne Johnson, Kathy Holzinger, Deanna Koslowsky, Sue Riddle, Marcia Thomas, Debbi Galbraith, Marcia Waltman, Claudia Malmin, Pat Naylor, Linda Bonato, Donna Koslow ky, and Margaret Church. The 1971-72 Pep Club was an important part of Widefield High. The girls helped arouse Spirit at games, athletic meets, and assemblies. Together the Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and Porn Pon girls were building unbeatable spirit, and boosting all the Gladiators to victory. Margaret Church, 1971-72 Wee Gee. 100 �Students Find Yea To Be A Very Successfu I One �102 Many projects were required in Mr. Parlepiano's craft classes during the school year. Marilyn Howard works on an assignment in this photo. �CONTENTS FOR 1971-1972, VOLUME 14 Many facilities, such as the Library, were utilized every minute of every school day. Below: Wh t can these soph be smiling about? Could it be that they are halfway through their first year of high school? From left: Leslie Littrell, Margar-et Sadler, Helena Rollins, Kathy Cornish, and Cherryl Shaeffer, Publishing Composition scholars. THE WORLD 104 Senior Class Officers 105 Senior Pages Begin 114 Senior Poll Begins 118 Graduation THE LOCAL SCENE 119 Junior Class Officers 120 Junior Pages Begin HUMOR 134 Sophomore Class Officers 135 Sophomore Pages Begin . Sponsor: Cheryl Tarver Edttors: Teresa Norris, Cindy Husak Faculty: Sheryl Smith, Kathy Prior, Pat Green Photography: Boyd Port, George Marcotte, Pat Cage, Mr Strecker, Debbie Buchanan, Matt Schaefer, Davtd Curnutt, Miss Tarver, Bill Stephens Sports: Riley Hazlewood, Kenny Hunter, George Marcotte, Tom Livermann Class pages: Cindy Husak, Teresa Norris, Pat Green Advertising Sales Director: Manual Lujan Girl Friday: Pat Green Clubs, Organizations: Kent Murphy, Tony Mascotti Layout & Design: Tony Lukavitch Spring Staff additions: Arlene Spagnolini, Debbi Dustin, Kevin Lustlca, Joe Mascotti, Judy Mathern, Tom Liverman Honorary Staff Members: Toby Jacobs, Micaela Michels 103 �Senior Class Officers Select Blue And Gray Robes For Graduation Ceremonies The class of '72 elected Guy Chavez, pictured at right, treasurer. Other officers of the senior class are pictured below. They are, from left: Denise Schaaf, representative; Chris Beierle, secretary; Carolyn Chambers, representative; Debbie Paul, president; Debbie Sims, representative; Terry Cook, vice president, and Barbara Perse, representative. 104 �Somewhere A Place For Us! Betsy Adams Vicki Anderson Wayne Anderson James Ashley Brenda Baker Shirley Ballinger Yolanda Banister Frank Baynton Gary Becknam Pottery making is one of the skills taught in Arts & Crafts classes. Charles Behucon Christine Beierle Douglas Bell JoAnn Benefiel Jim Benjamin Barbara Bennett Reggie Bennett Debbie Benton Rufus Black Dennis Blackwood Mike Blanchard Tom Boatman Michael Bolton Jeff Bolz Mary Bradley Cyd Brewer Lindsay Breyer Bonnie Brickley Brian Brown Marilyn Brown Raymond Brown 105 �Richard Brown Melanie Buck Renae Bukoucki David Burch Dave Burdekin John Buschmann Pat Cage Robin Caldwell Craig Carne Kathr Carpentar Debbie Castle Richard Cavanaugh Gary Chacon Carolyn Chambers Dale Chavez Guy Chavez Sandra Cheney Steven Christensen Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, Debbi Cinkosky Jack Clayton Danny Coddington Debbie Cole Theresa Collier Michael Conn Scott Coplan Btll Cox Ed Crain Jean Craven Ralph Crow Constance Crumble Light Cruz Chris Curtis Keith Danzl Jimmie Darrington Allen Davis Cora Davis Bruce Davisson Brent DeHerrera Sharon Delmain Camelle DeSimon Sarah Dixon Ralf Doremus 106 �Dave Driscoll Stephanie Duncan Roxanne Dunn Randy Earley Cathy Eberhardt Jana Edwards Thank Goodness- Friday finally came! High School Is Great . • • 'Specially '72 Jan Edwards Teri Edwards Mike Ellis Karen Engel Robert Esquibel John Evancich Brad Farrow Sue Fay Jeanne Ferguson Steve Fergurson Phtlip Fiedler Mariorie Finch Ken Fiorillo Beverly Flzey Sheron Fringer Cindy Fritter Mark Fritz Deborah Galbraith Charles Gallegos Teresa Garcia Joanne Grisweller John Gentzel George Gerber Mark Gibson 107 �In Athletics, Academics, And Activities Sandy Goltl Bob Good Vickie Gouker Theresa Granados Carolyn Green Mike Greer Mike Griswold N1cki Guthar Judy Hall Ralph Hall Steve Hallett Fred Harrison Ken Hart Jay Hauptman Charles Headle Sharon Heatherly Ricky Heitz Debbie Henman Linda Herrera Steve Hittesdorf Margie Honkerkamp Rex Hopper Jim Hopson Tim Hopson Connie Horton Steve Howard Denise Hunke Emiliano Igarra Blane Jacobs Wynona James Scott Jaudo Steve Jenkins Kay Jensen Ricky Jensen Steve Jernigan Barbara Johnson Shiel a Johnson Debbie Jones J amce Jones Debbie J ardon Guy Jordan' Janet Kaufman 108 �Senior '72 - lt's A Go Getter Joan Kaufman Pat Kaup Wayne Kimmel Dee Klasing Patricia Klemm Charlotte Knudsen Merri Koen Barry Kuck Deanna Koslowsky Nancy Kramp Tom Langstaff Raymond Lapp Larry Larson Iris Leljedal Eric Lewis Linda Lewis Jim LNonko Debbie Lollis Manuel Lujan Tony Lukavitch Mark Lyda Lisa Lyons Elizabeth MacLeod Debby Maez Curtis Make Paul Mallingly Claudia Malmin Gary Maska Judy Mathern Mike Mathis 1 Melissa Maunton Charles McBee Martin McClure Anthony McGowan III Vicki McKinley J 1m McManaman Mike Meiners Rick Meredith Cheryl Merkel James Millar Betty Miller Jim Miller 109 �Martha Miller Pam Miller Jim Michon Jack Moneymaker Jerry Montgomery Sandy Mouirguies OOps! Teacher's coming. Kent Murphy Debbie Murray Melton Nash Michael Naylor Larvetta Neal Mark Nelson Sharing Horizons That Are New Mark Nelson Fred Norton John O'Connor Ginette Owens Mike Patterson Ursula Patz Debbie Paul Veronica Payne David Payton Barbara Perse Thomas Pershica Teri Peterson Dick Pherson Alvin Phillips Raymond Piluso Patti Poage Boyd Port Joey Potratz 110 �Bonnie Prior Doug Proal Joetta Quellano Kathy Quenon Ray Quinones Iris Ramirez Virginia Ramos Greg Rasmussen Rose Reinhart Boody Rhodes Dane Rhodes Gary Riccardelli Larry Rice Kirk Richards Janet Riddle Susan Riddle Georgia Robbins Kenneth Robinette Michael Robinson Marisela Rodriquez Beckie Rodriquez Stan Rohman Veronica Romero Manuel Rosalio To Us • • • We've Only Just Begun To Live Judy Ross Vicki Ross Mona Round Jamie Rowley Charles Rozanski Angie Rubschazer Arleen Runkle Mark Ryter Frances Sakanai Debbie Sallee Kay Samms Ron Sandrik Denise Schaaf Bob Schmidt Angie Schaofield Jimmie Schassau Thomas Schouten Richard Schwartz 111 �Dave Seems Patty Shause Pam Sharp Pat Sheffied Michael Sigal Kri tina Simon Debb1e S1ms Maureen S1nger J1m Skoronsky Dou~ Sm1th Kendall Smith Mike Sm1th Pam Smtth Ra) Sm1th Anthony Sousa Arleen Spagnolini Richard Ste l Judy Stewart Turn Around, Look And See • • • Richard Stewart Steve Stewart Bill Strehl Carol Sword Pat Talburt Robert Thew Sue Thomson Ray Tommey Elv1ta Torres Irene Tostanoski Brent Tracey Doug Tucker John Turner Vickie Tattle Cathy Ulanowski Dave Vaughn James Voehl Vince Vogt Cathy Wadle Kann VanWagenen Connne Walker Kathy Warren Sherrill Warren Linda Walton 112 �There's A New World Dawning! Philip Weesner Becki Welch Tom Westbrook Chantal Webb Wall.1ce White Ray Whitfield Mark Wilson Everette Windle Sue Winkelbauer Sandra Winn Robert Wohlfeil Kenneth Wolf Rose Wood Pam Worley Russ Wormley John Wright Ken Wykoff Stephen Young Susa'1ne Zavalney Art Zimmerman Debb1e Buchanan Amelia Wilfiams Cheryl Merkel demonstrate· new technique m pottery making. Semors learn to cope with adult responsibilities. 113 �We were going to leave the following pages blank! But instead, we'd like for you to see some of the crooked eniors who paid the organizer of the "Senior Poll" to put their pictures in the yearbook ... hoping a movie producer might come across this section in the yearbook and realize the special talents these seniors posse s ... \\ (II; =.c 114 \ ' I ~- ~--- �MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FUNNIEST LAUGH SHYEST Winners of the Senior Poll were, from top left: Theresa Collier, Dave Driscoll. Top center: Judy Ross, Steve Jenkins. Top Right: Amelia Williams, Bud Hall. Middle Left: Roxie Dunn, David Hunter. Middle Right: Sara Dixon, Tom Liverman. Bottom Left: Evita Torres, Randy Earley. Bottom Right: Becky Welch, Rufus Black. BEST DRESSED BEST SENSE OF HUMOR FRIENDLIEST BEST PERSONALITY 115 �116 BIGGEST FLIRT BEST LEADERS MOST INTELLIGENT BEST DANCERS MOST DEPENDABLE MOST FUN TO BE STRANDED ON AN ISLAND WITH MOST DIGNIFIED MOST ATHLETIC �MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST LIKED BY STUDENT BODY BIGGEST BROWNIES CUTEST BOY AND GTR T PRETTIEST HAIR CUTEST COUPLE MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED Semors taking honors here were, top left: Charlotte Knudsen, Jim Hopson. Top Middle: Sue Winklebauer, Tim Hopson. Top Right: Debbie Paul, Larry Rice. Middle left: Alvin Phillips, Carolyn Chambers. Middle right: Sharon Heatherly, Richie Sluder. Bottom left: Barbara Bennett, Dave Seems. Bottom right: Randv P1erce Boody Rhodes. OPPOSITE PAGE, top left: Mike Sigala, Kathy Quenon. Top Middle: Ray Quinones, Theresa Collier. Top Right: Terry Cook, Reggie Bennett. Center left: V1rginia Ramos, John Turner. Center right: Brenda Baker, Fred Harrison. Bottom Left: Marcia Thomas, Mike Griswold. Bottom Right: Judy Ross, Greg Rasmussen. Bottom Center: Enc Lewis, Patty Kau p. 117 �Widefield High School was just an ordinary school, until I became a sophomore and began attending it. Then it was the best, because I was in it. These were more or less my thoughts when I became a new boy in a new school. As far as grades were concerned, not much was accomplished, mainly because not much care was given; but, for every imaginable sport I wa there with reserve and reserves of spirit. I thought little, but I acted constantly. After a year of sports, and nothing but sports, my Junior year arrived. My school spirit had dulled a little (don't ask me why), and my sport life also dulled to one or two "favorite" sports. My grades appeared to be a little better, but now something e1 e was taking up my time- friends, companionship, and fun. Now there was more to life than just grades and sports. The year of changes soon faded away and a new and final year awaited me: my senior year. This final year was very different from my sophomore year, to say the least. Sports no longer held my attention, and " chool spirit" meant nothing. My grades h.. d risen slightly, but now I had found something new the art of thinking: not so much about homework, but about life ·n general. Why am I here? What is my purpose in life? What am I going to do? These, and many new questions and ideas like the e, came to mind. Now, finally, I have a diploma in my hand, and a memory in my heart. For three years I sat and learned and thought in Widefield High School, and, like so many other students, I am saying to myself now, "What comes next?" - Mike Gerber WHS 118 �• • • • • I • ' ' ThcJ ruruor · Class Of. ncers we 1 f right (' re, e t to 'rrom to . L rctta Alvarad!· <>:" dent. B k ' PreSl' ec ·yo· Vice p resJ"dent·lXOn, Sh" ey Santlsteven · • JrI Treasurer· ve S , C aro't Har.Y, ecretary· B0 b Rickard ' tivc· K , R epresentaRe ' aren Strachan prescntatl , Hollendo (' ve; Mary ncr R sentative. J ,. epre- �Fred Adam Lorriane Adams Diana Addy Cathy Alexander Ruby Alire John Allen Loretta Alvarado Gloria Anderson H.trry Anderson J.me Angel Ben Ashurst John Baca Carmen Baez Randy Bailey Debi Baker Alan Banda John Barilovich Tom Batey Pat Baugh Joann Bauernfeind Gcorgann Beattie Stephen Bek Peter Bell Philip Beltz Steve Benjamin Joe Bennett Juniors Learn Becoming Special Education is designed to help each individual student realize his full potential. 120 �Lonnie Bergman Rae Berry Robert Black George Blackhall Donna Board Cynthia Boatman Katherine Bollinger Gary Bonner Esther Boone Debra Breeden Russell Brewer Randy Broughton Marvin Brown Mitchell Brown Denise Bruestle Laura Buenger David Bumanglag Debra Burkepile George Burton Barbara Butcher Harry Cage Dessa Campbell Val Carberry Phil Carlson s Superior To Being Debbie Carroll Susan Carroll Juniors- plus carwash- equals money, which financed the Semor Junior Prom. This year an extra effort was put into this project. Some juniors were: (from left Ken Wolf, Karen R:uchl, Diane Welling, Donna Board, Valerie Schaefer, Carol Harvey, Bobby Rickard, Jackie Pierce, and Mike Ellis. 121 �Time Runs Out As Juniors Prepar Penny Carter Curtis Chauthon Teri Chambers Kathy Chandler Gloria Clark Steven Clarke Bob Claypool Patti Clubs Ted Clutter Terry Clutter Debbie Cole Nina Congdon Jacquelyn Conklin Kevin Conn Richard Cowan George Crawford Kitty Crutcher Lynn Curley Julie Czarniecki David Dale Joe Davis Richard Davis Karen Dawkins As the wheels of time slowly but surely turn, juniors prepare themselves for the coming life ahead. 122 �For The New Life Ahead Of ·Them Mike DeLay Matthew Denico Becky Di. on Allen Drake Brenda Dufort Deborah Dustin Carol Easlon Eddie Easom Lois Eggen Virginia Elliott Hal Ellis Ken Ellis Mike Ellis Craig Fairbanks Quentin Fairchild Gregory Farson Cheryl Fay Frank Feero Stanley Feidler David Felice J anett Fisher John Foley Cynthia Forrest Daniel Fowler It seems you're never going to reach high school, and the next thing you know, there you are, and ready to graduate. Many juniors face th is situation now, and the choices of life are theirs. 123 �The One And Only • • • The Only One • • Curtis Fra cr Doris Frederick George Freeman Sandra Freeman John Gallacher Gary Garcia Maurice Garlick Donna Gav Jack Genn'a Lael George Dale German Randy Gerth Bill Gertz Barbara Ge tes Rick Gilham Kenny Glennon Penny Glommen William Gmiter Rosemarie Goiter Denise Goltl Jorge Gonzalez Juanita Green Patricia Green William Green Sally Greene Dave Grigsby Debra Griswold Ralph Groff LaTweeda Grove Ronnie Grun Ruth Gustin Liz Hageman Mark Hallahan Carole Hamman Beth Harding Eddie Harris 124 �The Class Of 73' Is The One Freddie Harris Janet Harris Robin Harris Charles Harrison Carol Harvey Linda Haynes Charles Hawkins Pat Hazlett Aurelio Hazlewood Michael Heatherly Cynthia Hector Denisa Heitman Bill Heller Terry Helms Brad Henke David Herrmann Eric Hill Max Hill Donna Hines Larry Hiner Mary Hollendorfer Debbie Holmes Robbie Hommel Cynthia Hopper Sherri Horstman Lorena Hughes Kyle Hunke Dale Hunter Kenneth Hunter Cindy Husak William Hyde Maria Ibarra Karen Igo Janet Ireland John Isenhart Marvin Ivy 125 �Bonnie Jacob:. Roger Jacobs George Jacobson Buddy Johns Ernest Johnson Tonya Johnson David Jone:. Janet Jones Mark Jones Linda Julian Pat Kelley Karen Kerr Kerry Kreklow Lloyd Ketchan Jimmey Key Rickey Kmg Terry Kinney Frank Kisel Juniors Help Keep Donna White reflects a moment of solitude. As many Juniors worked very hard during the year, what they have done can be seen physically and mentally. They have brought together many people by class projects, and created a feeling of togetherness and friendship. This has made school a lot more enjoyable. When people work together and it is a success, it will be reflected in their personality, and in their willingness to help others. This willingness is seen all over Widefield High School. Bruce Klemm Terry Knapp Joe Kozloski Kathy Kramer Kelly Kramp Candy Kupfner Sherry Lamb Renee Lambrecht Richard Landreth Monica Lang Jon LaPorte Ronda Larimore Deborah Larson Paul Larson Gail Lauderdale Gerald Laughlin Mark Lavengood Guy Lawyer 126 �Patricia Lemp Myrna Lerma Mike Lessard Pat Libbey Randy Limmer Robbin Linberg Linda Lintner Theresa Lizama Donna Loomis Susan Longville Ron Lovato John Loveland Paula Lujan Kevin Lustica Nancy Lyda Mike Maas Deborah Mabie Paul Macholz idefield No. 1 Shirley Santisteven and Carol Harvey enjoy watching Mike Ellis getting water logged by Karen Raichl at the Junior Car Wash. Out of all the juniors in this school, a small minority of about 20 to 25 helped this year on projects such as a car wash, constructing the Gladiator for Homecoming, concession selling, etc. This minority does things constantly during the school year to make money for the Junior-Senior Prom. It's funny: when there's work to be done, there' hardly anyone to do it. David Mackey Debra Maloyed Pat Manley George Marcotte William Marcotte Ursula Margan Sondra Marshall Gary Martin Kathy Martin Michelle Martin Sherry Martin Viv1an McBee Dave McCarty Patrick McCracken Cynthia McCullough Dorothea McCullough Gary McGinnis Ralph McMullin 127 �High School: The Only Experience Diane Medford Mary Merz Keith Metzger Cheri Mickle Eric Miller Melanie Morgan Mary Morrison Steven Mosteller Debbie Mouirquis John Mounce Lonnie Murphy Tom Murphy William Myers Patricia Naylor Barbara Nelson Ben Nelson Ronald Newton Bob Nickum Kns Nielson Mark Niktrk Sandra Nolin Shelia Nohn Jack Nonko Richard Norman Teresa N orns Cra1g Norton Jean Nunn Thomas Ogrodny Seika Okamoto Janet Ostermiller Virginia Parido Ronald Payne J olynn Perse Howie Pershing Kurt Peterson Sandra Peterson 128 �You Must Experience Once Steve Pfanenstiel Jerry Phillips Jackie Pierce Melodie Pincomb Ricky Poff Dwight Poole Linda Poole Frances Port Dusty Pournoyer Mary Powell Tom Presley Alzonia Quinn Patricia Racca Ken Racicot Marla Ragan Mike Ragan Karen Raichl Linda Ramsdell Jana Ramsey James Rash Jeanie Ratliff Roxanne Rayner Donna Raynor Richard Refior Frank Reid Rebecca Renck Gary Reneau Diane Rice Rita Richard Robert Rickard • Doug Rickett Mark Riddle Wanda Riley Patricia Ritchie Anita Robinson Regina Rollek 129 �Stella Romero Lupe Rosa Barry Rose Sheree Rottmann Cathy Rounds Bobby Royal John Ruff Harold Runkle Barbar Rus ey Marianne Ru t Monica Salv tore Lois Samms Shirley Santistevcn Juanita Sauva e David Sawyers Pattie Sayc Matthew Schaefer Robert Schofield Lothar Schulz Ro. anne Seeman Joel Shaw Valerie Sheaffer Pamela Shelton Karl Simon Juniors Work Hard, Anticipating Don Simpkins Monty Sims Valerie Sites David Skoronsky Barbara Smith Edgar Smith Gary Smith Jonr.a Sm1th Kev1 Smith Kristl Smith Ru sell Smith Sardra Smith 130 �Tracy Smith Debra Smoyer Joe Sowell Tom Spencer Robert Stan ley Bob Stark Donna Steed Chuck Stevens Bill Stoncepher Karen Strachan Mike Strehl Shirley Sturm Neil Suhr Eugene Suszanski April Tanlen Cynthia T. ylor M.~ry Taylor Sharon Thomson Yvonne Thorton Leslie Tom ha Sam Torres Teresa Torres Denise Trimble Unmentionable Freedom Next Year Lelson Troyer Josie Trujillo Carol Tufft Christine Tulipana Di.me Twiddy Mike Tyree Tom Tyrrell Jeff Utley Shirley V. ndiver Kathleen Vandyke Greg Vanningen Bobbie Veteto 131 �Vicki Villeneuve Vicky Vogt Mark Waldo Robert W liszew ki Bob \\'alker Bonnie Walker Wanda Walker Cheryl Wallace Vicki Warren Ernie Washington JanisWat on Karen Watson As The World Turns, With One Bill Weber Diane Welling Jan Whelan Connie White Donna White Michael Whitehead Janelle Willard Cynthia Williams Enid William Cathy Wilmerding Robert Wolf Marion Wolfschmidt Life To Live, It Follows The Guiding Light Cydney Wood Mia Wood Mara] ayne Young 132 ��Sophomore Class Officers 134 Vince Carter President Fletcher Howard Vice-President Suzanne Wilkins Secretary Teresa Milling Treasurer Devvie Krause Representative Linda Jago Representative Mike Brondum Representative Joe Jenkins Representative �Sophomores Are -Now Loyal Glads Lily Abeyta James Alexander Howard Allen Carolyn Alvarado John Anderson Brenda Angleine Michael Argo Richard Armitage Robert Ashley Bernard Asiu Jerry Baca Jeri Baker Richard Baker Sandra Ballinger Judith Barnes Jennifer Barry Robert Batey Susan Baugh Andrew Beam Leilani Beatty Debra Beck Georgia Beckerman Craig Benjamin Gregory Berry Joan Bigelow Robert Bills Butch Black Marlon Blackwell Christine Blair Kevin Blanchard Tom Richards, Glen Yarborough, Bill Bradley and Mike Brondum wait in the cold for another day of classes to begin. James Bolin Janet Bolton Dwight Bolz Linda Bonato David Bower Sus1e Brown Debra Box Janet Boyer Larry Bradley Tim Brand Ronald Brannon Michael Brickley Michael Brondum Allyn Brown Brenda Brown Doris Brown Joseph Browning Douglas Buchanan Mary Buckley Leland Bunch 135 �Gary Burch Ben Buschmann Karen Bustamento Rebecca Buttermore Valerie Butters Sophs Learn What Lif Theresa Caddell Rhonda Caldwell Phyllis Calhoun James Campbell Keyna Carter Vincent Carter Deborah Cash Deborah Castellano Donna Castle Joseph Cavanaugh Michael Cayson Tony Chacon Steven Chapman Donna Ciebbett Dons Clabaugh Geraldine Robinson, Shtrley Ford, and Pat McJ unkm enjoy a bnsk winter day, as do the WHS students pictured below. Geraldine Clark Kimela Clark Veronica Clay Bunny Cole Delila Collazo Chad Collier Donald Connell Aaron Conrad Darryl Coplan Bob Corley Kathleen Cornish JoAnne Costandine Vickie Cournoyer Margaret Coulier Randy Cowan Kinberly Cowles Steve Cox Patrick' Craven Leslie Crawford Linda Creger Karen Creveling Barbara Crittendon Robin Cross Robert Crossland James Cuchares Debra Culp Pam Cumber David Curnutt Dave Curunto Thomas Daigneault 136 �Bruce Dalton Bryan Danielson Denise Danzl Charles Davis Robert Decker At Widefield Is All About Ken DeLay Thomas Devine Michael Dienst Michael DiSimone Charle Dixon Leigh Ann Dole Rusty Donaldson Jeffery Driscoll Toni Dunney Vicki Eddins Glenn Eldridge Robert Eno Rudolph Esfinoza Joe Esquibe Terry Estes Candi Evans Richard Faw Janet Fay Jose Fernandez Audrey Finch Douglas Finley Robbin Fleming Cherlyn Folck Claudette Forand David Forand · John Waller, Dale Martell, Jim Goodwin, Kathy Prior, Marlon Blackwell, and Sheryl Smtth discover the joys of the "Glad Times." Below, David Ramos, Kevin Stout, and Riley Hazlewood check out a Healey. Shilrey Ford Wayne Ford Michael Forde Deborah Foster Cheryl Francomacaro Larry Fruge Marc Fuller Steven Garner Ralf Gause Michael Genna Jamie Gerald Katherine Gill Randy Gizzi Davtd Glommen James Goodwin Robert Goslinski Jackie Gouker Glenda Green Audie Green James Greene 137 �Monic Gri wold J me Groth Perry Grove P trici Guest ad. Gutierrez If Nothing Else, Sophs Carol Haber Larry Haines Faith Hall Sue Hall Alan Ham Marty Hammoc Partida Harding ancy Harrison 1. Thi Ein tein i ither very engro d in hi mathematical ~udie., or h is m ter t the rt of de eivin hi m th t ach r into thin ing he love m th {?! ) Jani H rvey Matt Hayner M r • Ha •n David H zlett Paulette H zlett Ronald Henderson Herod joy Hi ·m n D nni Hill Edward Hine J m Kim Hocan on rdliam Hoffm n Petra Hoi t Wend Holtz • thy Holzin er 138 Victori Hart Kelly Hartranft �Chad Honeycutt Debbie Hook Andy Hornbaker James Horton Fletcher Howard Have People Power! Kathy Howard Kenny Howell Marica Howell Michelle Howerter Martina Howorth Steven Hrabik Linda Hubbard Gary Huggins John Hume John Humphrey Sophomores enjoy walking to their next classes with an occasional breath of. fresh air. It is certainly a nice change from the noisy and crowded halls inside . Edwin Hunter Terry Huntsman Ronald Hurtado John Hurtt Ronnie Husak Linda Ibarra Janett Immer Sherri lvey Paul Jackson Karen Jacobs Michael Jacobs Linda Jago Joe Jenkins Jerry Johanson Donald Johnson Genann Johnson Matthew Johnson Patrick Johnson Terry Johnson Candy Jones 139 �Fred Jones Kevin Jones Heinz Jones Anna Marie Kaminsky David Kamehalli Bobbe Karney Valeire Kaskalavich Charles Katalenas Maurice Kerr Mark Kersey Jeannie Key Trudy Killen Elizabeth Kindschi Deborah King Mike Kla ing Arnold Klemm Jody Knight Natalie Knox Melvin Kochis Cynthia Kogut Chuck Post, Butch Black, Richard Rathman, and Kevin Jones. Toberta Kogut Donna Ko lowsky Rosalyn Kotch Debra Krause Connie Kritch Gloria Krueger Joe Krueger Debra Kupgfner Kevin Kyle J osett Lambrecht Mary Langdon Randy LaPorte Robert Lapp Laura Larimore Stephanie Larsen Debra Laughlin Karen Lavee Kenneth Lawson Carol Lawyer Ronald LeBoeuf Michael LeFors Paula Lerma Robert Lewis Leslie Littrell Anthony Lizama Debra Long Ricki Lovato Anthony Lucero Mike Luckenbaugh Michael Luessi 140 �Theresa Likavitch Bryan Lundsten Doug Lykins Pamels Maine Julie Manley Paul Manuszak Tonia Margan Herman Marshall Dale Martell Barbara Martin William Martin Frankie Martinez Steve Martinez Ronald Marturello Ricardo Mascott Theresa Mastovich Pete Mathis Alvin Matthias Alan Maunton Glenn May Denice Mayhugh Pamela Mays Laurence McClain Stephen McCready Heidi McDowell Allan Rowley, Mike Brondum, and Mike Buchanan come from class in the new auditorium building. Steven McEuen Judy McGowan Cheryl Mcintyre Patricia McJunkin Daniel McMan~man James McNamara Kathy McNaney Bruce McSrew Quenby Means Barbara Miller Teresa Milling Judy Mills Roberta Minemyer Mary Mitchell Pamela Mitchell Terry Mitchell Patrick Moe Irene Moehring Gilbert Moestor Barbara Monk Heidy Moore Linda Moore Thelta Morgan Debra Mosley Bobbie Mouirguies 141 �Sophomores Are Getting Prepared Deborah Murdock Mark ancc Debbie apper Melissa Na h Dcbbv Nelson Robi~ Nelson Rhonda Ncr dcrson Brent 1c.hLII Pre ton ichol Michael igbur Johr N rrnan Fred N II Patrick O'Donnell Patricia O~rodnv Frank Ornburn · Robert Ostcrmille Gerald Ostermiller Terry Outlaw Alton Overton Patricia Owen Jerry Owens Baltazar Padeway David Parkhill Douglas Pattelena Barbara P,llllson Robert Pax ton Patty Paynter Carman Payton Bradly Pearsall Clvde Penn M~rk Perry Mary Pershica Paul Pershica Anna Marie Peters Jill Peterson Randall Peter on Steve Peterson Nancy Phenix Glenda Phillips Rudolfo Piluso 142 �For What Lies Ahead Of Them Janice Place Rex Poederer Micky Poage Jerry Poff Richard Ponto Loren Poole Cloran Powers Katherine Pradia Kathy Prior Manuel Quinones Michael Racette Scott Rademacher Gary Pagan Mark Ragan Felicia Ragland Cynthia Rail David Ramos David Randolph Richard Rathman Sonja Rauch Kevin Rawlings Rita Redmond Julie Reeves Kathy Reid Lynn Reneau Dave Rhodes Robert Rhule Thomas Richards Cindy Richardson Carrie Riddle Garrv Rider Willi~m Rife Debra Ridgway Wayne Riley Michael Ritchie Patricia Roadcap Wilha Roberts Geraldine Robmson Helena Rollins Ricky Rose 143 �Freedom Is Nothing Else But Steven Rosenfeldt Nancy Roth Taunee Rottmann Mary Rounds Alan Rowley Margaret Sadler Merne Salmon Carmen Samson Christopher Sanchez Michael Sapp Morris Schaefer Christopher Schmidt Diane Schossau Leonard Schraeder George Schwab Edda Scroggins Scott Sease Pamela Sedei William Sellers Michella Sev1er Cherry! Shafer William Shattuck Steven Sheaffer Roberta Sheehan Dolores Sheffield Thomas Shuey Ramon S1gala Patricia Silago Benno Silipo Robm Simmons Sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, sophs, so phs, so phs, so phs, sophs, sophs, so phs, so phs, so phs !! !! ! ! What's the world coming to?? 144 �A Chance To Do Better Richard Skaggs Ann Smith Bomta Smith James Smith Jeffrey Smith Kandy Smith Linda Smith Marc1e Smith Michael Smith Sheryl Smith Stuart Smith He1di Synder Parucia Spain Robert Spradlin Jamle Springfield Gerald Stakley David Stambaugh James Steel Monty Steele Linda Stewart Michael Stewart Robert Stewart Michael Stokes Denice Strohmeyer Kelly Sullivan Janice Swain Kathy Swan Cris Swanlund Edgar Swiencki Larry Sylvester Learning to understand people's emotions and problems m Speech Class made sophomore life easier during the }'ear. Math is one of those demanding subjects that you must take, as the sophomores soon learned. 145 �Sophomores Are Super Patricia Tapley Judy Taylor Lynette Thein Keith Thomas Lester Thooft Daniel Tibbetts Michael Tilson James Tippie Brenda Toms Brenda Tomsett Thomas Toomey Michael Tostanoski Michael Trusskey Karen Tufft Timmy Turk Orland Uhden Mark Unger L(, ise Valdez Norma VanBuskirk Steven VanLaningham Sophomores look like they are coming and going, but this is just a passing phase. Rodney VanNingen Patricia Vickery Lorenso Villarreal Marc Villenueve Richard V oehl David Waddell Debbie Wadle Nona Wagoner Brett Waldo Cassie Walker Lorelei Walker John Waller Steven Waller Wilham Waller Marcia Waltman William Ward Carmen Washington David Way Carol Webb Diane Weimer Sunde Weinhart Debbie Welch Suzanne Welch Kay Wells Linda Wendt Jon Weslin Josie West Karen Westbrook Teddy Westcott Thomas Whelan 146 �Karen White Deborah Whitmore Lawrence Whitney Douglas Wilcox Patricia Wilder Suzanne Wilkins Bonita Willard Danny Willard Ashur Williams Diane Williams Joseph Williams Tom Williams Brenda Williamson Sedgwick Willingham Wendy Wilson Marjcan Withers Dianna Woerle Richard Wood William Wood Michelle Woodhouse Par tick Worley Randall Wright Joseph Wyatt David Yarbough Debra Young Elizabeth Young William Zantz . Sophs Learn A New Kind Of Spirit What's so interesting, boys? Sophomore girls have a gab session. 147 �The Name Of The Game: Education It all begins and ends here in the registrar's office. Ray Piluso with Mrs. J akcsy. As a sophomore, you're the lowest on the totem pole. But that soon changes, A lot of information textbooks. Getting a good education means paying attention m class, right Mrs. Jackson? Reading about monsters and vampires? Good grief! This must be a folklore class! 148 1s obtained from reading �Part of the educational process involves reading and research in the library. There is more to school than homework, tests, and taking notes. It is also a great place to make new friends. Miss Gaillard points out that typing is a valuable skill for all students. School is also a great place for making Valentines ... In addition to the empha!is placed upon training young minds, the curriculum is rounded out by the WHS athletic program which stresses physical education. 149 �Widefield Shows Who's Who In Wrestling! Brent Tracey at finals, District Tourney, working on a power switch. 1972 STATE CHAMPIONS: first row, 98: Mike Gris· wold, Widefield; 105: Dave Griess, Loveland; Ralph Woodard, Fairview; 119: Larry Garrison, Montrose; 126: Chris Lobato, Adams City; 132: Bob Pogorelz, Fort Morgan; 138: Larry Haskel, Lamar; 145: Ralph Jones, Arapahoe, 155: Bob Mitchell, Highland; 167: JeffSapp; Mitchell; 185: Bob Bragg, Fort Morgan; HWT: John Stephan, Wheatridge. State champion Mike Griswold poses with other winners from other schools. Mike Griswold demonstrates cross body tuck, pinning combination. John Buschmann in finals at District Tournament. �Autographs Good things come in small packages, right Rick? Deb Smoyer Dear Drama Club, Thank you for a lovely semester! Love, Miss Katchen �Se •10r ALBERTA ADAMS, Choir (A capella), 12. VICKIE ANDERSON. Band, Pep Club, Band Award, 10, B nd, Pep Club,, .H.S Honor Band, Hand Award, 11, Band, , .H.S., Mod Choir, 12. WAYNE A. DERSO , Footb ll, ball, 10, Wazuri Club, 12. JOETIE ARELLANO, ~tudent Counctl Spani h Club, 10, Student C binet, Secreta!') of ocial Activities, \\ .H.S. Council, Powd r Puff Swe theart, 11, Powd·r Puff Football, F.B.L.A., 12. -8BRE DA BAKER, Pep Oub, Foren ics Team, Drama Club, 10, Forensics Team 11, Wazuri Club Pre id nt, Forenstcs ' Team, Homecoming candidate, Winter Ball Queen, B st Dancer of Cl of '7 2 12. ' DOUGLA BELL,, .H.S .. 12. LOUA ' BE EFIELD, D.E.C.A., 12. BARBARA BE •• ETT, Pep Club, F.T.A., 10, Drill Team, 11, F.B.L.A., 1 REGGIE BEN ETT, Basketball, 10, Key Club, Bas ·etball, .H.S., L tter· mans Club, 11. MICHEAL BOLTO. , Track, 10,11. MARY BRADLEY, F.B.L.A., 12. UNDSAY BREYER, D bate, 10, Photo Oub, .H.S., 11, .H.S., Math Team 12. ' RAY BROWN, Track, 11,12. REANAE BUKOWSKI, Drama Club, 11, Drama Club, 12. MELANIE BURK, "Mustc Man" • "Hello .. D oll y , Pep Club, Sp nish Club, Concert choir, State Music Contest, 10, tiona! Honor Society, 12. -(ROB! HERRlE CALDWELL, junior Achievement, Pep Club, 10, Junior D butante, High School Board at Kauf· man's 11, Young Life, 12. DEBBIE CASTLE, Pep Club, 10, Porn· Pon, N.H.S., 11, Porn Pon, .H.S., 12. CAROLYN CHAMBERS, Pep Club, FTA, Band, 10, Pep Club, Treasurer· Pep Club, Yearbook, Quill and Scroll 11, Pep Club, Senior Rep. on Studen~ Council, Morale Committee, General Assembly, 12. DALE CHAVEZ, Cross Country team, Letterman's Club, 12. SANDRA CHEVEY, Pep Club, Spanish Club, 10, Spanish Club, Drama Club, 11, • ewspaper, 12, Chorus, 10·11, "Funny Gul", 10, Powder Puff, 11, A Capella, 1 12. ! MARGARET CHURCH, So ph. Class Vice President, Stud nt Cabmet, Ski Club, 10, Powder Puff, Football, 11, Newspaper, Powder Puff, Pep Club, Wee Gee, 12. THERESA COLLIER, Pep Club, 10, N.H.S.,Junior Class Secretary 11 N.H..s., Presid~nt, Newspaper,'Stu'dent Cabmet, All Ctty Student Council, DAR Award, 12. TERRY COOK, Representative, Pep Club, Chorus in "Funny Girl", French • 1rec or 10, tar~ Courte } , Chotr· Show choir, N.H.S.,11, Semor Vice President, N .H.S., Student Cabinet, 12. Bl LL COX, Football, Wrestling, 10. JEAN CRAVEN, Pep Club,JA, 10. CON, IE CRUMBLE, Drill Team, 11, Pep Club, Volley Ball, .H.S., 12. MABEL CUCHARES, Powder Puff, Bu· ketball, 11, Powd r Puff, 12. -DDE NlS DAVE PORT, Baseball, 10, Football, 11, \\azun, 12. EUGE. E DAVID, Key Club, Lett r mans Club, Football, Wre thng MGR, 10, Key Club, Letterrnans Club, Cros Country MGR, \\rest ling, Track, 11, Key Club, Letterm n Club, General A sembly, Cross Countr ·, Tr ck, 12. DICK DECKER, Football, Track, 10, Track, 11. CHRIS DRAEGER, Checrleading, H Roll, 10, Cheerleading, .H.S., Honor Roll, Girls Football and Basketb ll, 11, , .H.S., Honor Roll, 12. DAVE DRISCOLL, Forensics team, 10, President, .H.S., Football, Ba ketball, Lettermans Club, Engli h wards, 11, Student Cabinet Vtce President, N.H.S., Key Club, Tennis Letter, Basketball Letter, Basketball captam, Lettermans Oub, King candidate, Student of the Month, 12. ROY DUERKSEN, Track, 10, Drama Club, Forensics Team, Chorus, 11, Chorus, 12. s 0 s Ac 1eve • VICKI GU I HRIE, Pep Club, 10, DECA club, 12. - HBUD HALL, Lcttermans Oub, Football, Swimming, Ba ball, 10, Lettermans Club, Swimmm , Baseball, 11, Letter· man Club, wimming, Baseball, 12. KRIS HAMLING, N.H.S., 11, 12. FRED HARRISO. , Football, Track, Lcttermans Club, 11, 12. FRED B. HARRI O, , Key Club, 10 'ey aub, Football, 11, Key ClubPresid nt, Football (lettered), 12. DARALENE HARTMAN, FTA, 10, M dtcal Career , 11, Deca, 12. SHARON HEATHERLY, Carmval Attendant, 10, Carnival Princess, Powder Puff, 11, Homecoming Queen, Powd rPuff,l2. TIM HOPSO , Football, Track, Basket· ball, Letterman Club, 11, Football, Lettermans aub, 12. I -IEMILIANO 11\ARRA, Football Wrest· ling, 10. ' -J- JAN EDWARDS, Spanish Club, 10, F.B.L.A., 12. JANA EDWARDS, Pep Club, Gymnas· tics, 10. KARE, E GEL, Drama Club, 10, Drama Club, N.H.S., N.C.T.E., Award • ominee, 12. BLANE JACOBS, Ski Club, English Award,10, Skt Club, 11, The New World Revolution, 12. WYNOMAJAMES, Drama, 11, Wazuri Club, 12. KAY JENSEN, Powder Puff, 11. BARBARA JOHNSON, .H.S., Journal15m, 12. SHEILA JOHNSON, FBLA, 12. ANICE JONES, Choral Club, 10, Vol· {w)' Hall, Choral Club, 11, FBLA, 12. GUY JORDON, German Club, 10, Foot· ball,ll. - F- - K- - E- SUE FAY, F.T.A., 10. JEA , E FERGUSSO. , Pep Club, 10, Jr. Class Representative, 11, Young Life 12. MARJORIE FI CH, F.B.L.A., 12. KE, , ITH FlO, ILLO, Ba eball, 10, Football, Basketball, Class Representa· rive, 11, Baseball, 12. SHERO. FRI GER. Chorus, Photo Club, 11, Mod Choir, Chorus, Staff. Librarian, 12. -GDEB! GALBRAITH, Drama Club, De· bate Club, Pep Club, GAA, 10. Pep 12. JANICE GARVIN, FBLA, 12. JOHN GENTZEL, Wrestling Mgr .• 10, Key Club, Forensics, 11, Key Club Vic President, Research grant from NSF drug synthesis, 12. THERESA GRANADOS, FBLA, 12. MIKE GRISWOLD, Wrestling, Varsity Oub, 10, Wrestling, W-Club, 1st Wide· field Inv., Most Outstanding Wrestler, 1 Wrestling, W-Club, 1st Grand Junction Central Tourn., lst Widefield Inv. Most outstandi wrestler 12. JAN_ET KAUFMAN, Pep Club, Junior Achtevement, 11, Junior Achievement, 12. JOA KAUFMAN, Pep Club, 10, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, 11, Junior Achtevement, 12. DEE AN KLASING, Pep Club, 10, FSA, 11, FBLA-Secretary, 12. MERRIE ~OE , Pep Club, 10, National Honor Soctety, 11, National Honor Society, 12. LORRAINE KOFERL, Forensics, 12. DEANNA KOSLOWSKY, Ski Club 10 Junior Lt. of Drill Team, Capt. of Drill' Team, Quill and Scroll, 11, NHS, President of Pep Club, Volley Ball, 12. KAREN KREZINSKI, Choir, 12. -LLINDA LEWIS, Pep Club, 10, Journalism, ll,Journalism, Quill and Scroll, Band, Drama Club, 12. DEBBIE LOLLIS, Pep Club, Spanish Club, 10, Pep Club, 11, FBLA, 12. MARK LYDA, Band, 1 0, Band, 11, DECA, 3rd Place in Southern District Advertising, Band, Newspaper, 12. �Three Years At ELIZABETH MACLEOD, Ski Club treasure, 10, PomPon, Yearbook, Pow· d r Puff 1\a ketball, 11, PomPon, Vol· leyball Team, N.H.S., 12. CLAUDIA MALMIN, Pep Club, 10, Pep Club, 12. RO S MANUEL, Tennis team, junior Var ity Ba eball, 10, Tennis team, Let· termans Club, 11, Tennis Team, National Honor Society, Student Cabinet, junior Achievement, Lettermans Club, Student Rotarian, State Student Council, 12. JOE MASCOTTI, Spanish Club, 10, Ju· n10r Achievement, 11, D.E.C.A. Club, journalism Staff, Yearbook Staff, 12. JUDY MATHERN, Pep Club, 1~. Drama Club, Quill and Scroll, News Edttor, ?- 1, NHS, Drama Club, Newspaper Associate, Editor, 12. PAUL MATTINGLY, NHS, 11,12. MELISSA MAUNTON, Pep Oub, 10, Drama Club, 11, Newspaper, 12. CHARLES L. McBEE, Football, Wrest· hng, 10, Football, 11. MARTIN McCLURE, Swim Team, Let· tcrrnan Club, 10, 11, 12. IM MICHON, Varsity Tennis, W-Club, 0, Varsity Tennis, 11, NHS, "Y·~lu~. Varsity Club, Member of PhySics F1Ve, 12. BETTY MILLER, Drama Club, 11,12. JACK MONEYMAKER, Wrestling, 10, Swimming, 11. SANDY MOUIRGUIES, Pep Club, 11. DEBBIE MURRY, Pep Club, Spani>h Club, FTA, 10, PomPon, Powder Puff, New. paper taff, Quill and Scroll, 11, PomPon, Powder Puff, Newspaper staff, 12. -NLARVETTA. EAL, Volley Ball, Wazuri Club, 12. MARK NELSON, Swimming, Track, Band, 10,11, New paper Staff, 12. -0LAURA OBERDING, PomPon, 11. - PCHRIS PARKHILL, FTA, 10, Pep Club, Drama Club, 10,11,12, Band, NHS, 11, 12, Chorus, Secretary, 12. URSULA PATZ, F.B.L.A., 12. DEBBIE PAUL, Chorus, 10, 11, Porn Pon, junior Clas represen~tive, Show Choir, 11, Senior Class President, Show Choir, member of "Our World", 12 ALVIN B. PHILLIPS, Football team, Basketball team, 10, 11, 12, Lettermans Club, 11, 12, (Vice Pres.), all-city . Football, 12. RAY PILUSO, Wrestling and Basketball . letters, 10, Football, Wrestling, letters, 11, President Letterman's Club, ! Wre tl.ing, 12. PATTY POAGE, Pep Club, "Sing Out Colorado Springs", 10, 11, 12, Spamsh i Club, 11, State Contest awards, 10, 11, band awards Stage Band, State contest awards, 11, NHS, 11, 12, Mod Choir, 12. 1 1 idefield KATHY QUENON, Jr. Powder Puff, Jr. Conce sions, 11, Senior Powder Puff, Homecommg nominee, 12. - RIRIS RA ~IREZ, Newspaper Staff, 11. VIRGINin RAMOS, NHS, 11, 12. GREG RASMUSSEN, Football, 10, Ba · ketball Powder Puff Coach, Lettermans Club, 11, 12, Basketball, 12. A. GIE RUBSELLAGER, F.B.L.A., 12. ROSE MARIE RIENHART, Pep Club, 10, Powder Puff, 11, F.B.L.A., 12. LARRY RICE, FTA, Stage Band, Drama Dixieland Band, State solo award', 10, Stage Band, Cantina Brass, Drum MaJor, Choir, Pres. of Band, 12. MARY RICHARD, German Club, Ski· Club, 10, German Club, Young Life, 11, 12. JANET RIDDLE, Pep Club, 10, Powder Puff Basketball, 11, Powder Puff football. SUSA RIDDLE, Drill team, Powder Puff Basketball, 11, Pep Club, Volley· ball, 12. KEN ROLINETTE, NHS, 12. BECKIE RODRIGUEZ, Spanish Club, German Club, French Club, 10, 11, 12. MARISELA RODRIGUEZ, Psychology Club, FSA, 11, President of Future Sec· rctanes Association, F.B.L.A., 12. VERONICA ROMERO, Choru>, 10. JUDY LA ROSE, F.B.L.A., 12. JAMIE ROWLEY, Pep Club, 10, 11, 12. CHARLES W. ROZANSKI, Math Team, Mod Choir, 10, Show Chorr, Junior Achievement, NHS, Drama Club, 12. ARLEEN RUNKLE, Pep Club, junior Achievement, 10, Powder Puff Football 11' 12. -SFRANCES SAKANAI, Pep Club, GAA, Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12. KAY SAMMS, D.E.C.A., Publicity officer for D.E.C.A., third place ill grocery checking and sacking. DENISE SCHAFF, Pep Club, 10, NHS, 12. ANGIE SCHOFIELD, Pep Club, 10. SAMUEL J. SCOGGINS, Track, 10, V.I.C.A., 11 KRITINA SIMON, Pe Club, 10, 11, Drama. Band Treasur r, 11, 12. DEBBIE SIMS, PomPon, Newspaper, Powder Puff, 10, N.H.S., Senior Class representanve, Newspaper, 12.. . FAITH SMITH, Friends of D1stmct1on, GAA, Pep Club, Drill Team, 1 0! Friend of Distinction, French Club, Dnll team, 11, Volley Ball, 12. TONY SOUSA, Student teacher, 10, SWlmming, Student Teacher, 11, Swim· ming, 12 ARLEEN SPAGNOLINI, FTA, 10, Powder Puff Basketball, 11, Powder Puff Football, 12. TOM STACK, Wrestling, 10, Wrestling, 11, Wrestling, 12, W-Ciub, 11, 12. -TPAT TALBURT, Band, Pep Band, Avia· rion Club, Science Club, Tennis, A.S.B. Representative,lO, Band, 11, NHS, 12. MARCIA THOMAS. FTA, Pep Club, 10, Pep Club-Vice President, General Assembly, 11, Pep Club, Student Cabi· net, Secretary of Morale, General Assembly, Morale Committee, 12. BUC TORRESS, Wrestling, Baseball, HS, Math Team, 11, Wrestling, Foot· ball, Chess Club, 12. EVITA TORRESS, Spanish Club, PTA, 10, PomPon, Journalism, 11, Wazuri, 12. IRE E TOSTANOSKI, Cheerleader, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Young Life, 10, Drama Club, 11, NHS, Drama Club, 12. BRENT TRACEY, Wrestling, 10, Wrest· ling, W-Club, 11, Wrestling, W-Club, 12. DOUG TUCKER, Swimming, 10, 11, 12. JOHN TURNER, Math Team, 10, Math Team, Ches Team, NHS, 11, Math Team, Chess Team, NHS, 12. -VRENEE VILLE EUVE, FBLA Treas· urer, 12. VINCE VOGT, Cross Country Track, Letterman Club, 10, Track, Letterman, 11, Track Letterman, NHS, 12. -WCORINNE WALKER, Pep Club, GAA, Gymnastics, FHA, Library Club, 10, PTA Gymnastic , FHA, Library Club, 10, FTA, Gymnastics, Pep Club, 11, Volleyball, Office Assistant, 12. PHIL WEESNER, Band, Stage Band, Member of Orchestra for "Funny Girl", German Club, 10, VP German Club, Var· sity Tennis Team, NHS, Stage Band and Symphony Band, Pep Band, Olio for Drama, Dixieland Band. 11, Stage Band, Symphony Band and Pep Band, Member of Physic's Five, NHS, Dixieland Band, 12. : BECK! WELCH, FTA, GAA, German · Club, 10, Forensics, 11, Newspaper I Staff, 12. LISA WILSO , Yearbook, Pep Club, 10. SUE WINKELBAUER, Cheerleader, FTA, 10, Cheerleader, Powder Puff Football and Basketball. 11, Cheerleader (HEAD), FBLA, NHS, Powder Puff Football, 12. PAM WORLEY, Pep Club, 10, Band1 wirling, 11, 12. -YSTEPHEN YOUNG, Class representa· rive, Football, Basketball, Track, 10, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Newspaper Staff, Cros -Country Track, 11, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Newspaper Editor, Student Rotarian, 12. �School Days, School Days, Good Old • • •?• Is that Margaret assignment? 154 Church, on a newspaper "Taking it apart is no problem ... but how do I get it back together?" "Mr. Loper wants to see you both in his office." "What did the teacher say that thing was called?" �"Testing: 1 ... 2 •.. 3 ... " " ... and they all lived happily ever after." "36 ... 24 ... 36 ... , Click Clickity clack clack! Time for a lollypop break. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the La-Bor-A-Tory. 155 �Autographs ~ 0u'reon our wn\nd • • • • .,ou1" •'~1 •••"' 1 • "'G" ,c,.oo• .,oa" ••"1 e • , ..,.,.G. o"'"'"' ••"1 • sc"oo" ~,...us •••"' • , 1uo'"', sc'"'' •••"''~ 1 .. •·" "'''~~' ···"'., �For An Explanation Of This Book, Read This Page After you have flipped through the pages of this book I know there must be questions that you thought would go unanswered. Everything in this book, whether big or small wa done for a reason . Probably the fir t thing that come to mind is the complete lack of full-color pictures. Mostly we just didn't have the money, but we also had trouble with photography For each color picture used it would cost us S250 So f we had put in four color shots, it would have cost us S1.000, and we just can't get that kind of money. This book cost in the neighborhood of 4.200 to produce this year, and it is e tremely hard for eleven people to raise this kind of money. Most of them have jobs after school and don't have the time or energy to go to companies and businesses oliciting ads after work. We did u e some single color though. because it only costs S32 for each page of spot color. I know that it must bother a lot of people that coverage of the dances was extremely poor, but you've got to remember what we have is a learning situation and we make mistakes many times. Sometimes the roll of film didn't develop right, or we simply couldn't get a photographer . Sometimes we had to take pictures again, and I realize people must have been annoyed at the inconvenience it cau. ed them; but no matter how corney this may sound, we are only human . We couldn't put many things in this year' book but it wasn't our fault if you are disappointed. Most of the student body disliked the fall delivery so we gave you a spring one. In order to do this, though, we had to meet our last deadline in February. This is because it takes approximately 70 days to get it completely printed and mailed to us. So this means we had to leave out things like the spnng sports and prom, and we had to mock up Graduation. You may also be considering the cost of the book. S7 is a lot of money for anyone to part with easily. but a yearbook really is a good investment. This year we sold books to 410 students (out of 1700) and if you multiply 410 by 7 you get S2 ,870, which is over a thousand short of what we need. Some money is made in ads, but it is hard to get. If everyo ne in the school bought a book it would cost $3 and we even would include color shots. We couldn't allow different professional photographers to take senior pictures if they were to be put in the yearbook for several reasons. For each differently sized picture we would have to pay S1. Also, with different photographers, the pictures come in at separate times and this hurts our deadline. Also orne Semors are probably mad because their senior credits weren't put in the book . We set a time when all of you were supposed to turn in your achievements, but weeks later more were ' till dwindling in. Deadlines aren't set for the fun of it. They are . et because we have our own deadlines to meet (which nobody seems to understand). Some of the pictures are of extremely poor quality, but m all cases those were all we could get hold of. Some people w9uldn't cooperate with us, or, it might have been a photographer wasn't very good. But I believe that many of the pictures were fine quality and I think that a good job was done by many people who tried to help us out with the photography. I hope you'll really get a kick out of the book, though. when you see a shot of yourself. or of one of your good friends. Each picture might jog something in your memory and make you smile at remembering what happened this year. The making of a yearbook is a lot of work, a headache, and a lot of fun. I really hope you like the book. I think it's pretty good! Teresa Norris Editor 157 �"Spartacus" Has Memories For Graduates SE, IORS -A- Adams, Betsy Lou 1 05 Anderson, Wayne 105,29 Anderson, Carol105,8,41 A hley, James R. 105 ·ll- Baker, Brencb J. 29,105,36,93,116 Ballinger, Shirley 105 Banister, Tolanta 105 Baynton, Frank 105 Beckman, Gary Lee 105 Behucon, Charle 105 Beierle, Christine 105 Bell, Douglas 105,41 Belveal, Kent Allen 148 Benefiel, Louann S. 105 BenJamin,James 105,33,70,41 Bennett, Barbara 117 Bennett, Reginald 105,65,116,41 Benton, Deborah 105 Black, Rufu~ 105,65,149,115 Blackwood, Dennis 1 05 Boatman, Thomas 105 Bolton, Mike james 105 Bolz, jeff Duane 5,6 Bouknight, Linda 16 Boynton, Frank jason 33 Brewer, Cydney C. 105 Breyer, Lindsa} I 05,46 Brickley, Bonnie 1 OS Brown, Brian 105,33 Brown, Marilvn L. 105 Brown, Rayniond 105 Brown, Richard 106 Buchanan, Debbie A. 2,113 Buck, Melanie 106 Bukowski, Renae 2 Burch, David 106 Burdekin, David 106 Burke, Melanie 41 Buschmann,John 106,60,150 -C- Cage, Patricia 2 Caldwell, Robin 106 Carnes, Craig, 106 Carpenter, Kathleen 106 Castle, Debra Ann 106,41,45 Cavanaugh, Richard 1 06 Chacon, Gary Ronald I 06 Chambers, Carolyn 148,117,31,100,30 Chavez, Dale 106 Chavez, Guy Patrick 106,31,30 Cheney, Sandra Lynn 106,44,28 Chri tensen, Steven 106 Church, Margaret 43,46,116,100,154 Cinkosky, Debbie 106 Clayton,Jack 106 Coddington, Daniel I 06 Cole, Deborah Sue 106,7,9 Collier, Theresa 2,106,43,31,116,38,30, 115,41 Cook, Terry Lynne 92,9,95,31,116,30, 94,41,87 158 Conn, Michacl106 Coplan, cott Lee 106 Co , Wtlliam 106 Crain, Edwm H. 1 06 Craven, jean 106 Crow, Ralph Kenneth 106 Crumble, Constance 106,46,41,100 Curtis, Christine 106,43 D· Danzl, Keith 1 06 Damn ton, Jimmie R. 106 Davenport, Denms 29,93 Davi , Allen Eugene 106,32 Davis, Cora Lee 1 06 Davi son, Bruce Alan 2,106 DeHerrera, Brent 106 Delm in, Sharon 106,43 D1S1mone, Camille 106 Dixon, Sarah Louise 106,92,46,116 Doremus, Ralf 106 Drisq>ll, David 107,32,65,95,31,40,30, 115,155,41 Duerksen, Roy Stanley 87 Duncan, tephanie 107 Dunn, Ro anne 107,95,149,115,94,87, 20 Gnffin, Brent I.. 61 Guthne, Victoria I 08 Gutterrez, Charles 2 ·H· Hall, Ralph). 108,115 H llett, Steven 108,64,65 Hardmg, Louis Mtlton 2 Harrison, Fred H.I08,32 Harrison, Fredd1e B. 85 Hart, KenJr. 108 Hauptman, Jay 108 He die, Charles 108 Heatherly, Sharon 108,117,149 Hehz, Rtcky 108 Henman, Debbie 108 Herrera, Linda R. 108 Hittesdorf, Steve 108 Honerkamp, Margie 108,36,41 Hopper, Rex 108 Hopson, jim 108,70,117 Hop on, Timmy 108,148,70,117 Horton, Connie 108 Howard, Steve. hane 108 Hunke, Denise 108,154 Hunter, Dav1d 115,211 .(. ·E· Ibarra, Emiliano 108 Earley, Randy 107,65,70,38,149,116 Eberhardt, Cathy 107 Edwards, Jana A. 107 Edwards, Janet 107 Ed .... ards, TerriL. 107 Ellis, M1ke Elden I 07 Engle, Denms Wayne 33 Engel, Karen 107,34,35 Esquibel, Robert 107 Evanctch,JohnJoseph 107 Farrow, Brad Franci 107 Fay, Sue 107,34 Ferguson, Jeanne M. 107 Ferguson, Steve 2,107,155 Fiedler, Philip 107 Fmch, Ma!]orie Jean 107 Fiorillo, Kennth D. 107 Flower, Dan 33 Elzey, Beverly 107 Fringer, jean 9 Fnn er, Sharon 107,87 Fntter, Cindy 107 Fritz, Mark Eugene 107 ·G· Galbraith, Deborah L. 107,100 Gallegos, Charles 107 Garc1a, Teresa 107 Grisweller, Joanne 107 Gentzei,John 107,32 Gerber, George 107 Gerber, Mike Earl 108 Good, Bob 108 Gouker, Vickie 108 Granados, Theresa 108,16 Green, Carolyn 108 Greer, Mike 108,34,35,87 Gnswold, Mike 108,70,60,46,116,150 ·J· Jacobs, Blane I 08 james, Wynona Y. 29,108 Janda, Scott 108 Jenkins, Stephen M. 2,108,70,115 Jen en, Kay S. 108 Jensen, Ricky 108 Jernigan, Steve 108 Johnson, Barbara 108,43 Johnson, Shiela 108 Jones, Debbie 108 Jones, Janice 108 Jordan, Debbie 108 Jordan, Guy 108 ·K· Kaufman, Janet 108 Kaufman, Joan 109 Kaup, Patty 109,116 K1mmel, Wayne 109 Klasing, Dee Ann I 09 Klemm, Patriciaj.l09,9,41 Knudsen, Charlotte I 09,117,46 Koen, Merri J. 109,41 Kook, Barry 109 Koslow ky, Deanna 109,41,100 Kramp, Nancy 109 ·L· Lang taff, Tom 109 Lapp, Raymond 109,33,6 Larson, Larry J arne I 09 Le!Jedal, Iris 109 Lewis, Bob 34,35 Lewis, Eric Van 109,36,116 Lewis, Linda C. 109,43,34 Liverman, Tom 42,46,116 Llonko, Tim 109 Lolli , Deborah 109 �Lujan, Manuel109,42 Lukavttch, Tony 109 Lyda, Mark Clifford 109.91 Lyons, Lisa J o 35,109,43,7 ,34 Potratz, Joey 2,1 i0,38 Pnor, Bonnte Kay 111 Proal, Doug 111 ·Q· ·M· MacLeod, Elizabeth 109,41,100 Maez, Deborah S. 109 Mattingly, Paull09,41 Malmin, Claud1a). 109,100 Manuel, Rosalio A. 70,41 Ma cotti,Joe 46,91 Ma ka, Gary 1 OIJ Mathern, Judy 109,43,41,46,28 Mathis, Mike 109 Maunton, Melis a 109,43,28 McBee, Charles Lynn 109 McClure, Martm 109,70 McGowan, Anthony 109,33 Mcintyre, Steven 2 McKinley, Vicki 109 McManaman,Jim 109 Meiners, M1chael 109 Meredith, Rick 109 Merkel, Cheryl A. 109,113 Michon, Jim 110,41,20,56 Millar, James Edward 109,5,9,6 M1ller, Betty 109 Miller, James Patrick 109 Miller, Martha 11 0 Miller, Pamela 110 Moneymaker, Jack 110 Montgomery, Jerry 11 0,41 Mouirguies, Sandra 11 0 Murphy, Arthur Kent 110,43,42 Murray, Debbie 2,110,43,46 Quellane, J oetta 111 Que non, Kathryn]. 111,116 Quinones, Raymond 2,111,70,116,30, 41 Sousa, Tony 112 Spagnolini, Arleen 42,112 Stack, Tom Patrick 60,61,70 Steel, Richard Leroy 33,112 Stewart, Judy 11 2 Stewart, Mike 36 Stewart, teven 112 Strehl, Bill 112 Sword, Carol112 -T- ·R· Ramirez, Iris 111,9 Ramos, Vtrginia 111,116,41 Rasmussin, Greg 111,65,95,116,141 Reinhart, Rose M. 111 Remple, Tim 36 Rhodes, Boody 87,95,149,111,92,98, 117 Rhodes, Dane 2,111,41 Rice, Larry Dale 111,8,5,9,34,117 ,6,35 Richards, Kirk 111 Rtddle,] anet 111 Riddle, Susan A. 111,100 Robbins, Georg~a 111 Robinette, Kenneth 111,41 Robinson, Mtchael C. 111,33 Rodriguez, Rebecca 111 Rodriguez, Marisela 111 Rohman, Stanley 111 Romero, Veronica J. 111 Rosalia, Manuel 111 Ross,Judy 111,116,115 Ross, Vicki 111 Roth, Gary Allyn 6 Round, Mona Lee 111 Talburt, Patricia E. 112,41 Thew, Robert 112 Thomas, Marcta C. 31,116,148,38,100 Thomson, Su an 112 ' Toomey, Ray Earl 112,2 Torres, Evita 112,115 Toscano ·i, Irene 35,46,112,41,87 Tracey, Brent Lowell 61,112,150 Tucker, Doug 112,148 Turner, John 39,112,116,40,41 Tuttle, Vickie 112 .u. Ualnow kt, Cathy 112 Urata, Maximino 6,21 .v. Varrone, Debbie M. 9 Vaughn, Dave Lowell 112 Voehl, James Wayne 112 Vogt, Vincent 112,41 Van Wagenon, Karin 112 Names Of The 1972 Seniors • • • .w. ·N· ash, Melton 110 aylor, Mike 110 Neal, Andrew 110 eal, Larvetta 29,7 elson, Mark 110 Nelson, Mark Steven 110,43 Norton, Fred 110 .Q. O'Connor, John 110 Overton, Ed 41 Owens, Ginette 11 0 .p. Parkhill, Christine M. 8,100,41 Patterson, Mike 110 Patz, Ursula 110 Paul, Debbie 110,92,5,7 ,9,95,117 Payne, Veronica). 110 Payton, David 11 0 Perse, Barbara N. 110,21,100 Pershica, Thomas 11 0,63 Peterson, Teri A. 110 Pherson, Richard 110 Phillips, Alvin 110,117,62,87 Pierce, Randy 95,117,87 Piluso, Raymond 110,148,63 Poage, Patti J. 110,9,6,41 Port, Boyd E. 110 Rowley,Jamie B. 111 Rozanski, Charles 7 ,8,9,34, 111,41 Riebschazer, Angie 111 Runkle, Arleen 111 Ryter, Mark 111 -S· Sakanai, Frances 111 Sallee, Debra 111 Samms, Kay 111 Sandberg, Henry 41 Sandvik, Ronald Keith 111 Schaaf, Denise 111,41 Schmidt, Robert 5,9,111 Schofield, Angela 111 Schossau, Jtmmie D. 111 Schouten, Thomas Dirk 111 Schwartz, Richard 111 Seems, David Keith 112,70,117,41,45 Shause, Patty 112 Sharp, Pamela 112 Sheffield, Patricia Ann 112 Sigala, Mike 70,112,116 Simon, Kristina 7,9,112 Sims, Debbie 3,43,112,41 Singer, Maureen A. 112 Skoronsky, James 33,112 Sluder, James Richey 117 Smith, Doug 112 Smith, Kendall 112 Smith, Mike 112 Smith, Pam 112 Smith, Ray Leroy 36,112,41 Wadle, Catherine 112 Walker, Corinne 29,112,154 Warren, Kathleen 112 Walton, Linda 112 Warren, Sherrill E. 112 Weesner, Philip 113,155,41 Welch, Kathryn Becky 113,43,115 Westbrook, Thomas W. 113 Werr, Chatal113 White, Thomas Victor 65,70,149,116,87 White, Wallace E. 113 Whitfield, Jesse (Ray) 113 Williams, Amelia M. 98,113,115 Wilson, Mark David 33,113 Windle, Everett 34,35,87,113 Winkelbauer, Susan M. 92,95,98,113, 117,94,41,87 Winn, Sandy 113 Wohlfeil, Robert 33,113 Wolf, Kenneth 113 Wood, Rose 113 Worley, Pam S. 113 Wormley, R. Russell113 Wright, John 113 Wykoff, Ken 43,113 -Y· Young, Stephen 2,43,113,41 .z. Zavalney, Suzanne 113 Zimmerman, Art 113 159 �Athletics, Dances, And Education JUNIORS ·A· Adams, Fred 120 Adams, Lorriane M. 120 Addy, Diana 120 Alexander, Cathy 120 Alexander, Elizabeth 100 Alire, Ruby 120 Allen, John 120 Alvarado, Loretta 120,97,96,119 Anderson, Gloria 120,100 Anderson, Harry 120,7,9 Angel, Jane 120,2 Ashurst, Bennett 120 Ayers, Daniel 59 ·B· Baca, John 120 Baez, Carmen S. 120 Bailey, Randy 120 Baker, Debi 120,29 Banda, Alan 120,53 Barilov1ch, John P. 120 Batey, Tom 120 Baugh, Pat 120 Bauernfield, Joann 120 Beattie, Georgann 120,98,99 Bek, Stephen 120,87,34 Bell, Peter 120 Beltz, Philip 120 Benjamin, Steve 120,60 Bennett, Joe 120 Bergman, Lonnie 121,33 Berry, Rae 121 Black, Robert 121,149 Black hall, George 121 Board, Donna 121 Boatman, Cynthia 121,100,155 Bollinger, Katherine 121,34 Bonner, Gary 121 Boone, Esther 121 Breeden, Debra K. 121 Brewer, Russell 121,70 Broughton, Randy 121 Brown, Marvtn 121,29 Brown, Mitchell121,2 Brustle, DenU.e 121,100 Buenger, Laura 121 Bumanglag, David 121 Burkepile, Debra 121 Burton, George 121 Butcher, Barbara 121,96,97 -C- Cage, Harry 121 Carberry, Val121 Carlson, Phil121,35 Carroll, Debbie 121 Carroll, Susan 121 Carter, Kathy 100 Carter, Penny 122 Cauthon, Curtis 122 Chambers, Teri 122,94 Chandler, Kathy 122 Clark, Glona 122 Clarke, Steven 122 Claypool, Bob 122 Clubs, Patricia 122 160 Clutter, Ted 122 Clutter, Terry 122 Cole, Debbie 122,8 Congdon, , ina 12 2 Conkhn,Jackie 122,7,34,35 Conn, Kevin 122 Cowan, Richard 122 Crawford, George 122 Crutcher, Kitty 12 2 Curley, Ltnda 122 Czarnieck i, Julie 122 Gonzalez, Jorge 124 Green,Juanita 124 Green, Pat 124 Green, William 124 Greene, ally 124,2 Grisby, Dave 124 Gn wold, Debra 124 Groff, Ralph J. 124 Grove, Latweeda 124,29,20 Grun, Ronme 124 Gu tin, Ruth 124 -D· Dale, David 122 Davis, Joe 122 Davis, Richard 122 Davis, Tilda 7 Dawkins, Karen 122,97,96,29,148,149 DeLay, Mike 123 Demeo, Matthew 123 Dixon, Becky 123,119,88,30 Drake, Allen 123 Dufort, Brenda 123 Dustin, Deborah 123,42 -E· Easlon, Carol 123 Easom, Eddie 123,38 Eggen, Lois 123,100,155 Elliott, Virginia 123 Ellis, Hal Raymond 123,70 Ellis, Kenneth 123 -FFairbanks, Craig 123,53 Fairchild, Quentin 123 Farson, Gregory 123 Fay, Cheryl123,7 Feero, Frank 123 Feidler, Stanley 123 Felice, David J. 123,32 Fisher, Janett A. 123 Foley,John 123 Forrest, Cynthia Ann 123 Fowler, Daniel R. 123 Fraser, Cutis 124,29,86 Frederick, Doris 124 Freeman, George 124 Freeman, Sandra 124,33 H- Hageman, Lizabeth 124 Hallahan, Mark 124,35 Hamman, Carole 124 Harding, Elizabeth 124 Harris, Eddie 124 Harris, Freddie 125 Harris, Janet 125 Harns, Robin 125,7,9,34,35 Hamson, Charles 125 Harvey, Carol125,119,30 Haynes, Linda 125,97,96,32 Hawkins, Charles 125 Hazlett, Pat 125 Hazlewood, Riley 125,42 Heatherly, Michael125,53,149 Hector, Cynthia 125 Heitman, Denisa 125,5,34 Heller, Bill 125 Helms, Terry 125,36 Henke, Brad 125 Herrmann, David I 25 H1ll, Enc 125 Hill, Max 125 Hines, Donna 125 Hmes, Larry 125 Hollendorfer, Mary 125,90,99,98,119, 30 Holmes, Debbie 125 Hommel, Robbie 125 Hopper, Cynthia 125 Horstman, Sherri 125 Howard, Marilyn 102 Hughes, Lorena 125 Hunke, Kyle 125,90,65,149 Hunter, Dale 125,149 Hunter, Kenneth 125 Husak, Cindy D. 125,133,42 Hyde, William R. 125,36 _,_ -G- Gabriel, Patty 79 Gallacher, John 124 Garcia, Gary 124 Garlick, Maurice 124 Gay, Donna 124 Genna,Jack 124,32 Georges, Lael 124 German, Dale 124 Gerth, Randy 124 Gertz, Bill 124 Gestes, Barbara 124 Gilham, Rick 124,36 Glennon, Kenny 124 Glommen, Penny 124,99,98 Gmiter, William 124 Goiter, Rosemarie 124 Goltl, Denise 124 Ibarra, Maria 125 !go, Karen 125 Ireland, Janet 125 Isenhart, John 125 Ivy, Marvin 33,125 -JJacobs, Bonnie 126 Jacobs, Roger 126 Jacobson, George 126 Johns, Buddy 126 Johnson, Ernest 126 Johnson,Tonya 126 Jones, David E. 126 Jones, Janet 126 Jones, Mark 126 �. Make The Junior Year Interesting {And) Fun! Juhan, Lmda 126 -K· Kaup, Michaell49 Keiley, Randy 149 Kelley, Pat 126 Kerr, Karen M. 126 Kerry, Kreklow 126 Ketcham, Lloyd 126 Key, Jimmy 126 Kmg, R1ckey 126 Kinney, Terry 126 Kisel, Frank 126 Klemm, Bruce 7,9,126 Knapp, Terry 126 Kozlo ki,Joe 126 Kramer, Kathy 126 Kramp, Kelly 126 Kupfner, Candy 126 ·L· Lamb, Sherry 126 Lambrecht, Renee 12 6 Landreth, Richard 126 Lang, Monica 126 LaPorte, Jon 126 Lanmore, Ronda 126 Larson, Deborah 7 ,8,34,126 Larson, Paul 126 Lauderdale, Gail126 Laughlin, Gerald 126 Lavengood, Mark 33,126 Lawyer, Guy 126 Lemp, Patricia 127 Lerma, Myrna 31,98,127 Le ard, Mike 127 Libbey, Pat 65,127,149 L1mmer, Randy Renee 127 Lmberg, Robbm 127 Lintner, Linda 34,127 L1verman, Keith 65 Lizama, Theresa 127,30 Loomis, Donna 127 Longv1lle, Susan 127 Lovato, Ron 127 Loveland, John 2,127 LuJan, Paula 127 Lustica, Kevin 46,127 Lyda, Nancy 127 ·M- Maa , Mike 70,127 Mabie, Deborah L. 127 Macholz, Paul 127 Mackey, David 127 Maloyed, Debra 127,100 Manley, Pat 7,8,9,70,127 Marcotte, George 47,58,59,127 Marcotte, William 127 Margan, Ursula 127 Mar hall, Sondra 127 Martin, Gary 127 Martin, Kathy 9,127 Martin, Michelle 127 Martin, Sherry 127 McBee, Vivian 127 McCarty, Dave 127 McCracken, Patrick 8,34,35 ,127 McCullough, Cynthia 29,127 McCullough, Dorothea 9,127 McDannel, Peggy McGinnis, Gary 127 McMullin, Ralph 127 Medford, D1ane 128 Merz, Mary Ann 128 Metzger, Keith 128 Mickle, Cheri 128 M1ller, Eric 60,128 Morgan, Melame 128 Morrison, Mary Beth 98,99,128 Mosteller, Steven 59,128 Mouirquis, Debbie 128 Mounce,John 7,8,9,128 Murphy, Lonnie 128 Murphy, Tom 33,128 Myers, William 128 ·N· aylor, Patricia 128,100 elson, Barbara 96,97,128 Nelson, Ben 128 Newton, Ronald D. 128 Nickum, Bob 128 1elson, Kris 128 N1kirk, Mark 128,91,149 olin, Sandra 128 onko,Jack 128,149 orman, Richard 128 orris, Tere a Ann 42,128,133 orton, Cra1g 128 Nunn,Jean 128 -0- Ogrodny, Thomas 2,128 Okamoto, Seika 36,128,20 Ostermiller, Janet 128 .p. Parido, Virginia 128 Payne, Ronald 128 Perse,Jolynn 128,148,100 Pershing, Howie 128 Peterson, Kurt 128 Peter on, Sandra Kaye 128 Pfanenstiel, Steve 129,8,9 Phillips, Jerry 129,149 Pierce, Jackie 129 Pincomb, Melodie 129 Poff, Ricky 129,148 Poole, Dwight 129 Poole, Linda Sue 129 Port, Frances 129 Pournoyer, Dusty 129 Powell, Mary 129 Presley, Tom 129 -Q· Quinn, Alzonia 129 ·R· Racca, Patricia 129 Racicot, Ken 34,36,129 Ragan, Marla 129 Ragan, Mike 129 Raichl, Karen L. 129 Ramsdell, Linda 8,34,35,36,129 Ramsey, Jana 7 ,8,9,34,35,129 Rash,James 129 Ratliff, Jeanie 129 Rayner, Roxanne 129,20,155 Raynor, Donna L. 129 Refior, Richard 129 Reid, Frank 129 Remple, Tim 5,6,36 Renck, Rebecca 129 Reneau, Gary 36,39,129 Rice, Diane 129 Richard, Rita 129 Rickard, Robert 59,88,119,129 Rickett, Doug 129 Riddle, Mark D. 2,59,70,129,21 Riley, Karl A. 61,70 R1ley, Wanda 129 Ritchie, Patricia 129 Robinson, Anita Marie 129 Rollek, Regina 129 Romero, Stella 130 Rosa, Pedro 63 Rosa, Lupe 96,97,130 Rose, Barry 130 Rottmann, Sheree 130 Rounds, Cathy 31,130 Royal, Bobby 130 Ruff, John E. 130 Runkle, Harold R. 2,130 Russey, Barbara 130 Rust, Marianne 130 .s Salvatore, Marsha 130 Samms, Lois 130 ~antlsteven, Shirley 2,119,130,30 Sauvage, Juanita 130 Sawyers, David 130 Saye, Pattie 130 Schaefer, Matthew 70,130 Schofield, Robert 130 Schulz, Lothar 130 Seeman, Roxanne 130 Shaw, Joel Wayne 130 Sheaffer, Valerie 130 Shelton, Pamela 130 Simon, Karl 5,6,130 Simpkins, Don 130 Sims, Monty 130 Sites, Valerie 130 Skoronski, David A. 130 Smith, Barbara 130 Smith, Edgar 130 Smith, Gary 130 Smith, J onna L. 8,130 Smith, Kevin 130 Smith, Kristi 7,8,9,130 Smith, Russell 130 Smith, Sandra 130 Smith, Tracy 131,149 Smoyer, Debra 131 Sowell, Joe 131 Spencer, Tom 131 Stanley, Robert W. 8,64,65,131,149 Stark, Bob 131 Steed, Donna 131 Stevens, Charles 131 Stoned pher, Bill 131 Strachan, Karen 98,99,119,131,30 Strehl, Mike 131 Sturm, Shirley 131 161 �Juniors Put It All Together, And Suhr, Ne1l Eugene 131 Suszanski, Eugene,Jr. 131 -T· Tanlen, April 131 Taylor, Cynthia 131 Taylor, Mary 131,38 Tharps, Harvey 29 Thomson, haron 131 Thonon.Yvonne 131 Tomsla, Le he 131 Torres, am 70,131 Torres, Teresa 96,97,131 Trimble, Denise 131 Troyer, Leldon 131 Trujillo,Josie 131 Tufft, Carol 131 Tulipana, Christine 131 Twiddy, D1ane 131 Tyree, Mike 131 Tyrrell, Tom 131 -U- Utley, Jeff 131 -V- Vandiver, Shirley 29,96.97,131 Vandyke, Kathleen 131 Veteto, Bobbie L. 131 Villeneuve, Vick1 L. 132 Vogt, Vicky 132 ·W- Waldo, Mark 5,6,132 Wahszewski, Robert 132 Walker, Bob Joe 132 Walker, Bonnie 132 Walker, Wanda 132 Wallace, Cheryl 132 Warren, Jeffrey 8 Warren, Vicki 132 Washington, Erme 132 Watson, Janis 119,132,38 Watson, Karen 88,132,148,20 Weber, B1ll 132 Welling, D1ane 96,97,132 Whelan, Jan M. 2,132,30 White, Connie 7 ,8,9,34,35,132 White, Donna Ray 132 Whitehead, Michael132 Willard,Janelle 132 Williams, Cynthia 132 Will1ams, Enid 98,99,132 Wilmerding, Cathy 132 Wolf, Robert 35,36,132 Wolfschm1dt, Marion 2,132 Wood, Mia 36,132 -Y- Young, MaraJayne 132 162 �Sophmores Achieve Many Things In 1971-72 OPHOMORES ·AAbeyta, Lily 135 Alexander,James 135,55 Allen, Howard 135 Alvarado, Carolyn 135,98 Anderson, john 135,8 Angehne, Brenda 135 Argo, Mschael 135 Armita e, Richard 135 Ashley, Robert 135 Asiu, Bernard 135,59 ·B· Baca,Jerry 135 Baker,Jeri Lyn 135 Baker, Richard 135 Ballinger, andra 135 Barne~. Judith 135 Barry,Jenmfer 135 Batey, Robert 135 Baugh, Susan 135 Beam, Andrew 135,55 Beatty, Letlani 135 Beck, Debra 135,27,96 Beckerman, Georgta 135 Benjamin, Craig 135 Berry, Gregory 135 Berry, Jennifer 96 Bigelow, Joan 135 Bills, Robert 135,55 Black, Butch 135 Blackmore, Debra 135,55 Blackwell, Marlon 135,55 Blair, Chri tine 135 Blanchard, Kevin 135,55 Bolin, J arne 135 Bolton, Janet 135 Bolz, Dwight 135 Bonato, Linda 135 Bower, Davtd 135,55 Bown, Susie 135 Box, Debra 135 Boyer, Janet 135 Bradley, Larry 135 Brand, Tim 135 Brannon, Ronald 135 Bnckley, Michael 135 Brondum, Michael135,27 ,55,149 Brown, Allyn 135 Brown, Brenda 135 Brown, Dorb 135 Brownning, Jo eph 135 Buchanan,Douglas135 Buckley, Mary 135,27 Bunch, Leland 135 Burch, Gary 136 Buschmann, Ben 136,55 Bushman, Doug 136 Bustamento, Karen 136,27,100 Buttermore, Rebecca 136 Butters, Valerie 136 C· Caddell, Theresa 136 Caldwell, Rhonda 136 Calhoun, Phyllis 136 Campbell, Desa 121 Campbell, James 136 Carter, Keyna 136 Carter, Vincent 136,27,149 Cash, Deborah 136 Castellano, Deborah 136,100 Castle, Donna 136,27,99,98 Cavanaugh, J o eph 136 Cayson, Michael 136 Chacon, Tony 136 Chapman, Steven 136 Ciebbett, Donna 136 Clabaugh, Doris 136 Clark, Geraldine 136 Clark, Kimela 136 Clay, Veromca 136 Cole, Bunny 136 Collazo, Dehla 136 Colher, Chad 136,55 Connell, Donald 136,39 Conrad, Aaron 136,55 Coplan, Darryl 136 Corley, Bob 136 Cornish, Kathleen 136 Costandme,JoAnne 136 Cournoyer, Vsckie 136 Coulier, Margaret 136 Cowan, Randy 136~5 Cowles, Kimberly 136 Cox, Steve 136 Craven, Patrick 136,55 Crawford, Leslie 136 Creger, Linda 136 Creveling, Karen 136 Crittendon, Barbara 136 Cross, Robin 136,27,98,99 Crossland, Robert 136 Cuchares, James 136 Culp, Debra 136 Cumber, Pam 136 Curnutt, DaVld 136 Curunto, Dave 136 -DDaigneault, Thomas 136 Dalton, Bruce 137,56,57 Danielson, Bryan 137,96 Danzl, Denise 137 Davb, Charles 137 Decker, Robert 137 DeLay, Ken 134,57 Devine, Thomas 137,5 7 Dtenst, Michael 137,34 Disimone, Michael 137 Dixon, Charles 137,55 Dole, Leigh 137 Donaldson, Rusty 137 Driscoll, Jeffery 137,5 6,5 7 Dunney, Toni 137 ·E· Eddins, Vicki 137 Eldridge, Glenn 137,34 Eno, Robert 137 Espinoza, Rudolph 137 Esquibel, Joe 137 Estes, Terry 137 Evans, Candi 137 -F· Faw, Richard 137 Fay,Janet 137 Fernandez, Jose 137 Finch, Audrey 137 Finley, Douglas 137 Fleming, Robbin 137 Folck, Cherlyn 137 Forand, David 137 Forand, Claudette 137 Forand, Dave 137 Ford, Shsrley 137 Ford, Wayne 137 Forde, Michael 137 Foster, Deborah 137 Francomacaro, Cheryl 137 Fruge, Larry 137 Fuller, Marc 137 -G- Garner, Steven 137 Gause, Ralf 137 Genna, Mschael137 Gerald, Jamie 137 Gill, Katherine 137 Gtgi, Randy 55 Gizzi, Randy 137 Glom men, David 137,6 Goodwin, james 137 Goslinski, Robert 137 Gouker, Jackie 137 Green, Glenda 137 Green, Reginald 137 Greene, James 137 Griswold, Monica 138 Groth, James 138 Groves, Perry 138 Guest, Patricia 138,148 Gutierrez, Nada 138 ·H- Haber, Carol138 Haines, Larry 138 Hall, Faith 138 Hall, Sue 138 Ham, Alan 138 Hammock, Marty 138 Harding, Patricia 138,34 Harrison, ancy 138 Hart, Victoria 138 Hartranft, Kelly 138 Harvey, Janis 138,100 Hayner, Matt 138 Haynes, Mary 138 Hazlett, David 138 Hazlett, Paulette 138 Heck, Steven 138 Hedenskog, Julie 138 Helms, Vickie 138 Helton, Karen 138 Helton, Randy 138 Henderson, Ronald 138 Herod, James 138 Hickman, Joy 138 Hills, Dennis 138,55 Hines, Edward 138 Hocanson, Kim 138 Hoffman, William 138 Holst, Petra 138 Holtz, Wendy 138 Holzinger, Kathy 138,100 Honeycutt, Maurice 139 Hook, Debbie 139 Hornbaker, Andy 139,59 Horton, James 139 Howard, Fletcher 139,100 Howard, Kathy 139 163 �Howell, Kenny 139 Howell, Manca 139 Howerter, Michelle 139 Howorth, Martina 139 Hrab1k, Steven 139 Hubbard, Linda 139 Huggins, Gary 139,55 Hume, John 139 Humphrey, John 139 Hunter, Edwin 139 Huntsman, Terry 139 Hurtado, Ronald 139 Hurtt,John 139 Hu ak, Ronnie 139 -I- Ibarra Linda 139 lmmer Janctt 139,96 lvey, herri 139 ·JJackson, Paul 139 Jacob , Karen 139 Jacob , Michael139 Jago, Linda 139,27,99,98,94 Jenkim,Joe 139,27,55,149 Johanson, Jerry 139 John on, Donald 139,55 Johnson, Genann 139 John on, Matthew 139 Johnson, Patrick 139 Johnson, Terry 139 Jones, Candy 139 Jones, Fred 140 LaPorte, Randy 140 Lapp, Robert 140 Larimore, Laura 140 Lar en, Stephanie 140 Laughlin, Debra 140 Lavee, Karen 140 Lawson, Kenneth 140 Lawyer, Caroll40 LeBoeuf, Ronald 140 LeFors, Michael140 Lerma, Paula 140,27,99,98 Lewis, Robert 140 Littrell, Leslie 140 Lizama, Anthony 140 Long, Debra 140 Lovato, Ricki 140 Lucero, Anthony 140 Luckenbaugh, Mike 140 Luessi, Michael 140 Lukavitch, Theresa 141 Lundsten, Bryan 141 Lykins, Doug 141 ·M· Maine, Pamela 141 Manley,Julie 141 Manuszak, Paul 141 Margan, Tonia 141 Marshall, Herman 141,55 Martell, Dale 141 Martin, Barbara 141 Martin, William 141 Martinez, Frankie 141 Martinez, Steve 141 Marturello, Ronald 141 Mou1rguies, Bobbie 141 Murdock, Deborah 142 ance, Mark 142 apper, Debbie 142 Nash, Mehs a 142 elson, Debby 142 Nelson, Robin 142 Nenderson, Rhonda 142 icholls, Brent 142 ichols, Preston 142 1gbur, M!chaell42,55 orman,John 142 Null, Fred 142 -0- O'Donnell, Patrick 142 Ogrodny, Patnc1a 142 Ornburn, Frank 142 Ostermiller, Gerald 142 0 term1ller, Robert 142 Outlaw, Terry 142 Overton, Alton 142 Owen, Patnc1a 142 Owen ,Jerry 142 .p. Padeway, Baltazar 142 Parkhill, David 142,34 Pattelena, Douglas 142 Paul on, Barbara 142 Paxton, Robert 142 Sophomores Take First In Basketball Jones, Kevin 140,55 Jones, Heinz 140 -K· Kaminsky, Anna 140,27 Kamohalli, David 140 Karney, Bobbe 140 Kaskalavich, Valeire 140 Katalenas, Charles 140,55 Kerr, Maurice 140 Kersey, Mark 140 Key, Jeannie 140 Killen, Trudy 140 Kindschi, Elizabeth 140 King, Deborah 140 Klasing, Mike 140 Klemm, Arnold 140 Knight, J ody 140 Knox, Natalie 140,96 Kochis, Melvin 140,54,55,149 Kogut, Cynthia 140 Kogut, Roberta 140 Koslowsky, Donna 140 Kotch, Rosalyn 140 Krau e, Debra 140 Kritch, Connie 140 Krueger, Gloria 140 Krueger, Joe 140 Kupfner, Debra 140 Kyle, Kevin 140 ·L- Lambrecht, J osett 140 Langdon, Mary 140 164 Mascott, Ricardo 141 Mastovich, Theresa 141 Mathis, Claus 141,55 Matthias, Alvin 141,55 Maunton, Alan 141 May, Glenn 141 Mayhugh, Denice 141 Mays, Pamela 141 McClain, Laurence 141 McCready, Stephen 141,55 McDowell, Heidi 141 McEuen, Steven 141 McGowan, Judy 141 Mcintyre, Cheryl 141 McJunkin, Patricia 141 McManaman, Daniel141 McNamara,James 141 McNaney, Kathy 141 McSrew, Bruce 141 Means, Quenby 141 Miller, Barbara 141 Milling, Teresa 141,27 Mills,Judy 141,7 Minemyer, Roberta 141 Mitchell, Mary 141 Mitchell, Pamela 141 Mitchell, Terry 141 Moe, Patnck 141 Moehring, Irene 141 Moe tor, Gilbert 141 Moneymaker, William 141 Monk, Barbara 141 Moore, Heidy 141 Moore, Linda 141 Morgan, Thelta 141,7 Mosley, Debra 141 Paynter, Patty 142 Payton, Carman 142,7 Pearsall, Bradly 142 Penn, Clyde 142 Perry, Mark 142 Pershica, Mary 142 Pershica, Paul 142 Peters, Anna 142 Peterson, Jill 142 Peter on, Randall 142 Peterson, Steve 142 Phenix, Nancy 142 Phillips, Glenda 142 Piluso, Rudolfo 142 Place, Janice 143 Ploederer, Rex 143,55 Poage, Micky 143,57,27,6 Poff,Jerry 143,27,148 Ponto, Richard 143 Poole, Loren 143 Powers, Cloran 143 Pradia, Katherine 143 Prior, Kathy 137,143 -Q· Quinones, Manuel 143,55 ·RRacette, Michael 143 Rademacher, cott 143 Ragan, Gary 143 Ragan, Mark 143 Ragland, Felicia 143 Rall, Cynthia 143 �P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, And W's Equal Lots Of Sophs Ramos, Davtd 143 Randolph, Davtd 143 Rathman, Rtchard 143,55 Rauch, onJa 143 Rawhngs, Kevm 143 Redmond, Rita 143 Reeve , J uhe 143 Reid, Kathy 143 Reneau, Lynn 143 Rhodes, Dave 143,57 Rhule, Robert 143,55 Rtchard , Thomas 143,55 Rtchardson, Ctndy 143 Rtddle, Carrie 143 Rider, Garry 143 Rife, William 143 Rtdgway, Debra 143 Riley, Wayne 143,39 Ritchie, Michael143 Roadcap, Patricta 143 Roberts, Willa 143 Robinson, Geraldine 143 Rollins, Helena 143 Rose, Ricky 143 Ro enfeldt, Steven 144 Roth, Nancy 144 Rottmann, Taunee 144 Rounds, Mary 144 Rowley, Alan 144 -S- Sadler, Margaret 144 Salmon, Merrie 144 Samson, Carmen 144 anchez, Christopher 144 Sapp, Michael 144 Schaefer, Morris 144,55 Schmidt, Christopher 144 Scho sau, Diane 144 Schraeder, Leonard 144 Schwab, George 144 Scroggms. Edda 144 Sease, Scott 144 Sedei, Pamela 144 Sellers, Willeam 144,55 Sevier, Mtchella 144 Shafer, Cherry( 144 Shattuck, William 144,55 Sheaffer, Steven 144 Sheehan, Roberta 144 Sheffield, Dolores 144 Shuey, Thomas 144 Sigala, Ramon 144,55 Silago, Patricia 144 Silipo, Benno 144 Simmons, Robin 144 Skaggs, Richard 145 Smith, Ann 145 Smith, Bonita 145 Smith,] ames 145 Smith, Jeffrey 145 Smith, Kandy 145 Smith, Linda 145 Smith, Marcie 145 Smith, Michael 145 Smith, Sharon 145 Smith, Sheryl 137,145 Smith, Stephen 55 Smith, Stuart 145 Snyder, Heidi 145 Spain, Patricia 145 Spradlin, Robert 145 pnngfield, Jamtc 145 Stakley, Gerald 145 Stambaugh, Davtd 145 Steel, James 145 Steele, Monty 145,149 Stewart, Linda 145 Stewart, Michael 145 Stewart, Robert 145,59 Stoke , Michael 145,55 Strohmeyer, Denice 145 Sullivan, Kelly 145 Swain, Jan ice 145 Swan, Kathy 145 Swanlund, Crb 145 Swtenckt, Edgar 145 Sylvester, Larry 145 -T· Tapley, Patricta 146 Taylor, Judy 146 Thein, Lynette 146 Thoma , Keith 146,55 Thooft, Lester 146 Ttbbetts, Daniel 146 Tilson, Michael 146 Ttppie, James 146 Toms, Brenda 146 Tomsett, Brenda 146 Toomey, Thomas 146 Tostanoski, Michael 146 Trusskey, Michael146 Tufft, Karen 146 Turk, Timmy 146,55 Weslin,Jon 146 West, J oste 146 Westbrook, Karen 146 Westcott, Teddy 146,55 Whelan, Thomas 146 Whttc, Karen 147,8,34 Whitmore, Deborah 147 Whttney, Lawrence 147 Wilcox, Douglas 147 Wilder, Patricia 147 Wilkins, Suzanne 147,99 Wilkensen, Susan 27 Willard, Bonita 147 Williams, Ashur 147 Williams, Diane 147 Williams, Joseph 147 Williams, Tom 147 Williamson, Brenda 147 Wilson, Wendy 147 Withers, Matjean 147 Woerle, Dianna 147 Wood, Richard 147 Wood, William 147 Woodhou e, Michelle 147 Worley, Patnck 147 Wright, Randall 147 Wyatt, Joseph 147 .y. Yarbough, David 147,55 Young, Debra 147 Young, Elizabeth 147 Z- ·U- Zaritz, William 147 Uhden, Orland 146 Unger, Mark 146 ·V- Valdez, Louise 146 VanBuskirk, Norma 146 VanLaningham, Steven 146 VanNingen, Rodney 146 Vickery, Patricia 146,7 Villarreal, Lorenso 146 Villenueve, Marc 146 Voehl, Richard 146 -W- Waddell, David 146,55 Wadle, Debbie 146 Wagoner, Nona 146 Waldo, Brett 146,56 Walker, Cassie 146 Walker, Lorelei 146 Waller, John 146,55 Waller, Steven 146,95 Waller, William 146 Waltman, Marcia 146 Ward, William 146 Washington, Carmen 146 Way, David 146 Webb, Carol146 Weimer, Yvonne 146 Weinhart, Sundejo 146 Welch, Debbte 146 Welch, Suzanne 146 Wells, Kay 146 Wendt, Linda 146 165 �Sophomores Work Hard To Become Juniors Sophomore basketball team smiles with trophy. They took first in League. 166 �167 �168 ����� 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 1971-1972 Widefield High School Yearbook: "Tyme" 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. 1971-1972 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High school yearbook staff. Teresa Norris and Cindy Husak Editors; Miss Tarver, Sponsor Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 168 p. black and white photos Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Widefield High School 1971-72 Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971-72 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. School life begins; New club joins WHS; Key club turns it on; Drama hits new high; Forensics talk their way into it; Chess club interest grows; NHS & NMQST see new faces; Newspaper & Yearbook kill 'em; Seniors close out high school career Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1972 Is Referenced By A related resource that references, cites, or otherwise points to the described resource. Increased faculty. Black cultures A&W Drive In Alco American Discount Carpets Arby's Roast Beef Bank of Fountain Valley Black cultures Blick Sporting Goods Co Boody Rhodes and Randy Pierce Sweetheart Queen and King Brenda Baker Winter Ball Queen C & E Suzuki C.R. Anthony's Canada Dry Coakley Realty Inc Colorado Interstate Corporation Duckwall's Holly Sugar Corporation Kwik Shake Inn Mable's Wig Shoppe Mannequin Shop McDonalds :15 Widefield Blvd Miller's Bakery Music Makers Music Program My Florist pom Pon and Cheerleaders Security Conoco Security Drugs Security Florist Security Garbage Company Security Radio & TV Security Rental Agency Senior Directory Sharon Heatherly Homecoming Queen Simms Supers sports Tom Lally Principal Underclassmen Union Cleaners Vocational Dept Western Auto Hardware Widefield Conoco Wolf's Fabrics