https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/705f8a3d947bd3e35f2dd9b3e1ce638f.pdf 61d26d668331aafe1f362b03ecf46942 PDF Text Text ... .... ·. -. �- ����... Mountains To Conquer In every fact:• of life at Widefield there are Mountains to onquer ... strivin~ to enter the most oursnnding float in the Homecoming parade ... bringing forth results of loyal partie ipation... exhibi ring piri ted efforts for the (,I adi a tors ... making a succes of the year's first band concert, "Out of the Blue'' ... T \BLE OF CO~'J'I·: -.; •1 S \()\11\1 l!L\'110:\ ........... 12 CL\. f .. . .••......•.•.. 26 \C I 1\IT!l .•.•••••.••...• -;-., CLl B -\\0 OH(, \\II \110 s ............98 \'III U ri ( ............... 138 \D\ CHTI I\ G .............. 170 2 �3 �4 �... "wrestling" our way into third place in the league ... tripping up the stairs between classes ... spinning the day away at the annual 'lprtng Carnival held in :\pril...gaintng state- 1.'.tde recognition for Widefield and the Will Rogers League by bringing home to the Gladtators the tate Consolation C:hampionshl p and much well-earned pride ... 5 �... never forgetting the most prominent mountain of all in athletics--sportsmanhip ... making great contributions to the field of cience ... carefully applying those last-minute touch-ups before "The Lottery" and "Tht andbox" ... developing knowledge through experience in Widefield' first-year vocational wing ... every phase, a mountain to conquer. 6 �7 ���W e Dedicate The 66-67 Spartacus 'I he 1967 :partacus ts dedicated to li C.tndaec I• rendt, Dean of Girls .tnd .1 fa-.oritc personalit) Mound \\idcfield. \I iss I· rench, kn<J\\n olS "C ln<h .. to her clo friends , \\Us hom in oldicr, K..tnsas and spent her earl year~ in K.ansds Ctt\ \t Kansa ... tate Teacher's Col l~( Emporia. K. \IJSas, sh \\8 U\\.trdcd her B~ degree in education. In 196) she completed her \1 ~ degree at Colorado ColIc~·· ller te.1ching career beg.tn in 1919 t Lincoln High chool. Lincoln, Kansas, ''here she sl<l) ed until 19)7. In the fall of 1937, \!iss I• rench c.1mc to \\idcfield .ts an instructor of Health and P.E. 'I he next year the job of Counselor \\Us added to h r duties. 'ince 1961, sh hns been serving .ts Dean of Girls. Her main duties include discipline, authorization of purchase orders, instruction and counseling of student-teacher problems. and spon oring the ..,emor class. he also i sues te'\tbooks, enforce. parking and driving regulations, and makes out cert.tin school records and reports. \lis French believes that everything in life is ol learning e perience, and that t achers should not teach ju t the bmks. Te.tchers can guide youngsters in developing the self-disupline necessary in making \\ise dcscisions. he uses this philosophy in her discipline--..... 1ke punishment a learning e pericnce. \liss French feels clos to \\idcfield. enjoys \\orking \\ith the people she \\Orks with. and thinks the students are great. During her ten y ltrb \\ith the school, she has \\,ltched it grow in e\e \ respect and this has gi,en her a great sense of f,tlfillment. 10 �11 ���HI II HD D. T )LOH up rintend nt New Auditorium The post } r hu been one of out tandin educ tional progrc!" , resulting from the combined efforts of community, students, and taff. 'Ine \\idefield chools have made tremendous adv ncemcnt toward the goal of aiding every . tudent to realize his ambitions. GLF Guidnnc DB ISCOLL FR~EST I\1ArRER ~ \lnnager Director Bu in 14 �HICIIARD D. A. PI;'I.ALI. " is tan t • up<'rin t<'n d ent Planned For Widefield o 1ety nO\\ places demands on the graduate to use his ability to think in a manner that \\ill allo" nece. sary changes and till in ure the preservation of democracy. I believe the Widefield graduates are well equipped to meet this challenge. Hichurd 0. Taylor DO~ LD JOI~ER OR\1 Til F: I.: Administrative A,sistant \thl<'ti c- Dir c tor 15 �I RICHARD C0\1PT0:-1 Principal \\ILIH R SH;i\ 0:" Assistant Principal CAL\DACI-; FRE0<CII Dean of Girls Many Parts Work Together To ~CIIOOL BO \RD Rodger \1. Fay, T. \\ FostN, c. L. Hcberts, o-. dr ·y Pd Ford{' <;Ia k, C.A. 16 �(;bHAI.D GEHIH~ H Coun elor .10 \'-::\E K. OPF <.oun e lor BILL POAG[ Couns e lor The coun elors of \\.H . . have undertaken the very demanding job of trying to understand the students. Depite thi never ending occupation, they find the time to change chedule , to explain cour ·es, to help fill out applications, to answer que tion · and to li ten to our problems. The counselors contribute much tO\\ard keeping things running moothly. Keep Widefield Running Stnoothly HIGH , CIIOOL . 1-.CHE'I AHII ~ \h c .~el.~ \1ichels, Huby Richardson, F: velyn Pedt•rson, \ irgint.t tr et. AD\H\ I TRATIO~ ~I-: CH~:T \RII La,olia Jones, EilePn (n,ss, Glori 1 Chilton, Bt tty Dement, ~: liza­ ht•th Do utlut, .ft>.tll l~ llis, Ph)lh Ht chards. �LYN A. DEHSO - Bo' P.E. G ometry High • chool \lath 1.0'1 D -\..:11 F:R General "hop High School ~lath Industrial -\rts LEO:" ARD BARTU.-\d" anced \1 a th \1 ebra 1,11,111 :enior \lath ALICE BENGEGirl's P.f:. "Hold it you guys." Thirteen ART BERGLtJ.\DAmerican Government American HistOI) f:AHL BERGLl ·n\dvanced Band Bcgmner Band \lus1c History HIRLEY BI. f l panish I, II, III, IV DO. :\LD BRO\\ - \lgebra I , II, !II Senior \lath BOB B~R." Crafts I II III .JOE CA~TRELL Biology I 18 Join �DICK CA. TLEAmerican Problem Student Council ~orld Ceo graph} \1ARY COFFEY Choralaire Choru Mu ic Theory GERALD CRI Pll"i Crammer II \forld Literature \\hat' the \\Orld record for . . . Teachers Faculty FRA, K DEBELLDraftin~~: I, II, III LA, ELU: DICKf \ - Career Prcparat n Home Economics cnior Economics DO, -\LD DIEn:R Jun1or Graphic Arc enior Graphic Arts OOROTHY DO 'AH EGrammar I Latin I, II Head in~ AM EMRICHCarpentry I, II JOA\\f fORI~ , ocial tudies ~ubstitute DO:".ALD FREf:MA Office Occupations ecretari a) Practice horthand I 19 �\ I·:H:-o~~ Fl IILHODTLibrarian I v.ondcr if I should give that te:st? Ll CILLE HALLLibrarian Assistant Counseling DO~ ALD II \. TI" G - Chemistn I, II COHE E JOII\ 0 American Literature Grammar I • to - College Bound DALE JOII 0\ -Co-ordinating Distributive Educatior, .'ales DO • .1011\ 0\- Boy's P.E. Hi ~~:h • choo I \1 ath MARY KOCH- dvanced Composition II Creative \'\riting \\orld Literature RUDY LEGLEITtR- Busine Lav. Office Oc upation ecretarial Practice CH ,\RLf.. LOPER - Earth c1en ce G colo fzy Physiology 20 �RICH RD LU.' - French I, II, Ill, 1\' \li"'. French relaxes with a vi itor. \lAURICE LY ELLAmeri c an Problems Center Added \IARGARET ~IARR - Aid General Bu ine horthand I Typing I, II ROBERT MA NTO.'- Students THO\IA Ba ic Composition Engli h Literature Grammar I 'ovels ~liLA, ' ­ Metals I, II CH ,\Rl f \IORRI - Alge-bra I Geometry Physi<..al c1ence ~IICHAEL EVIN- Art I, II, III, IV .~ ALEXA,! ORA ,'E\HIANpeech I, II ~HL TO. . OAK - American Hi tory American Problem PUB C Ll RARY SECUR TV, COLOr A"O 21 �RO m:R'r PO\H R Driver's f ducat on GenerCJI h p \I CTOR Pll GEL American History ~ orld His tory FH \NK ~AGONA Drama .'pee h I F.Vf:RF:TT. ARGENT Electronics I, II ~ILLIA\1 MARGF:RY TIIF.I~ Advanced Composition Grammar I, II Journalism DO:-< TO~f: Dri vcr's Education GER \LD THO\IP 0 Advanced Composition Basic Composition Dramatic Literature Grammar I II\! II~ Bookk<'epmg Data Processing e ·retarial Practice L. . . THOR. 0:\ Auto tcchanic tudcnts pick up their second seme ter schedules from the ounselors. 22 I, II DO ALD \\AUf: Computer Training ELl Z \H ETH \\ 1:\ Z L:-.; 'I German I. II Personal Typinp: HIRI F.'t \\OOD. Notehand horthand II I'yping I \tO~n:NE WRIGHT Office Occupation ecretarial Practic Typing!, II Teacher Aids Used For First Time �DO\ f 1'1' \1uintcnanu Bl "Dill\ Ell!' D.~rlene \\ilt~!'n, llenry Peter , Judy Ahhott, Cvt>lvn I Pnh.trt, \ crct'ht' \\ alker, Ho\d,tnd tcCnu lev, Belt \nkrom, Orval \I on rot>. L,\ \EH:-1 \HI HI n:-; Elect m The People Working Behind The Scenes \'IH(;II (11\\ARTZ Transportati n O..,upervisor COOL Chris • peckhal , Teresa Phillip , \lartha Gallegos, Jackie .aye, \tu ine '!oms. JA.-; !TOR '\1a c \1 cCullough, Kenneth Carlson, \lartin Harding. Jl'DI ~RBOTT Tran ·portation HFR\1A . TA\1\1£ Retired 23 ecretary .., \\1 f I H f R \\are house ���Pr s. Don Ca tl \. Pres. D lla Price Not d for it cholar , athelete , mu icians, and student leader , the cia of 1967 ,,jll long be renernbered at \idefield. It took '()7 to take \\idefield t') tate. Earh in the \Car the enior \\ere offered the challenge of lead~r hip. Tl1ey assumed the re pon ibility and carried the class of '67 through with flying colors. • ec. Trea . H('pres('ntativcs; Buss Karney, Patti Barry, \largo Luedecke, Nancy \1organ. 26 Rae Renfroe Terry Hoffman �Barbara Abeyta Burton Adams Richard Anderson Donna Ankrom Terry Antcola Leadership A umed Eugene Baca Joe Baker Patricia Berry Phyllis Berry Barbara Beyers 27 �Linda Bird Allen Bonner joe Boroz Karen Boyd Raymond Bray David Buchanan Douglas Buenger Peggy Burkepile Wilbert Burns Diana Card (We're Seniors.' 28 �Patricia C a!T Don Castle Susan Chapman Steven Cleveland Sheryl Cobb Jim Corely Jay Cornils Danny Cowden Tom Coston Cathy Coulter Two Magic Words 29 �Cathy Creveling Jack Cronkhite Kathy Cunningham James Davenport Danny Davis Orinda Dawson Iris Daw on Lynn Decker Charles Derrnondy Danny Despain Diana Diamond Harry Diamond 30 �Seniors Show Enthusiasm And Strengthen Spirit Richard Domiquez Kay Dostal Mark Douthit Kathie Draeger Yvonne Drake Gerhard Durivage Mary Dutson 31 �Richard Duval Alana Dyson Seniors Antic George Edw rds Marty Eiklebeny Ellsworth Elton Mary Enfield Connie Engle Michael Ferguson La.ry Ferrier Sue Ferrier Linda Fit:zgerlad 32 �• tpate College Loraine Frazier Dean Fuller Hazel Garlick Mike Gepford Michael Gerth Suellen Glomm Frank Good Dennis Graham Susan Grooms 33 �Steven Groth Vkkie Guinta Barbara Hall Sharon Hall Linda Hammock Connie Hanson Tim Harper John Harrison Robert Hefner Shenyll Hemy Glenda Hester T eny Hoffman 34 �Jim Holland David Hollis Kathy Horstman Larry Hudson Gary Hull Michael Ito Sr. Lounge Spins Jim Ivy Dianna Jenkins 35 �Fr nk jensen Chris Johnson Walter Johnston Beverly Jones Cindy Jones Srs. Take Second Shirley Jones Russel Karney Terry Kashner Tim Kiddie Linda Kiess 36 �ancy Kirkwood Dec Ann Kralis Robert Kuhn Debra Lampe Cheryl Landen In Bonfire Charles Larson Roger LaTour Frank LeBeau Steve Loveless Margaret Luedecke 37 �Pam Majors Lee Manning Robert Maska Stan Mathis Jennifer McCarth Patrick McGinley Deborah McGuire Pam Mclrvin Raymond McKune Wade McMullen Allen Mielke Michayl Moore 38 �Srs. Help Make Partac A Success Dennis 1organ ancy Morgan Ronald Morgan Terry 1organ ona Morris Wilma Murray Kathy 'ance Robert. 'elson jim • 'uss 39 �Camille Olson Teny 0'. cal Sandra Orr Claudia Payne Senior Float Linda Peden Robert Peltz Robert Pcny Steve Pershing Curtis Peters June Pfanenstiel 40 �Raymond Phillips Victoria Pierce Cyntl1ia Plan Geraldine Poll rd Em Under' Wins Second Don Poncelow Cynthia Posey Della Price Ed Price Rick Price Gertrude Rei.n 41 �Seniors Collide Robert Reinhart Michael Reishus Rae Renfroe Don Revious John Reynolds Laureen Ritter Anthony Ruddy Mary Sandoval Cra1 Schmitz Judy Schnobrich 42 �With Future Bruce Scott Mike Sewell David Sharp Janis Sharp Sus 1 Sh"lttuck Joe Sh r pcy Teny Sinnes Christopher Smith P.ttrlCla Smith Reid Smith 43 �Susie Spessard Angela Stack Scott Steinley Richard Stenson Dominique Stevens Ronald Stevenson Pam Stichm Last Resort - Ed Stiles Connie Swartwood Dorothy Tafoya 44 �Sandy Thomas ue Utley Mariam Walborn Robert Walker Judy Weaver David Weesner Mona Whaley A Senior Band Rod V.'hecland Regina White Harold Wilder 45 �Robert Williams Frank Wilmoth Debra Wilson Echvard Wilson john Wilson Michael Wilson S..tZanne Wimmer Rebecca Winborn Linda Woolsey George Wright Mary Wright 46 �Seniors! Seniors! Seniors! ot a big-headcrl Senior! 36-2l-36!! Senior girl->, .1 perfect picture of beauty and hra\\n. Some of our morP intellectual s nior,., Onl)' 55,923 n.tpkins to go <tnd \H~'ll IH' don!•. 47 �It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, (,eorge F:d1,ard , Connll' • 1\artl\ood, .md Le \\ re electl'd to th£" Hall of I• mt•. :\lannmg "If I b nd do "11 to get them •.. " "1h.t' High." right, l'g of Coor to Widdield Gradu uon grow n£" r "eniof t• chan f cards. Tri k or trent? cnior tt nd their Ia t Prom. �Mad, Mad Senior Class \\ho ay enior!< don't have hoot 11irit? \h com ))ptermined ('n!Or on, don't be hu hful. \\Ork on rPquin•d p.mel. rs. Y.ill do an)thing to g!'t out of cla s. Did unyont• find thP clime? You don't inhal!• it!' 49 �Doug Gilliland-Pres. Gary Peyton-Rep. Dan Nigbur-\ice Pres. Kandi Cooke- · c. Janice Kuipcr-Hep. Bonnie Bromberg-Hcp. Bette mith- Tre Boh llollt'>-Hep. Organization Key to Success The chool }ear 66-67 \\US a reat ucce~s for the junior class. \ ictor} \\as gained man) tim as the class of 68 \\On the po,,derpuff "anl , took fir.;t in the bonfire and beat the seniors in the Donkey B<lsketball game. ln preparation for the Juni r- en or prom, their treasur) \\a increased in man) w 1) s. \mong these ''ere the spon oring of fall and ''inter sports conces;;ion. <1nd a hi ·hly successful raffle. Hey! Do you mean Air \c,Jdf'rny got a baskPt!! 50 �Florence /\dams Trude Alexander John Alkire Margaret Amberger Mary Ames Terry Anglesey Thomas Anthony William /\rmknecht Wally /\. ugust Cindy Baker Lynn Batey Boyd Beavers Linda Beltz Brend Belveal Larry Benedict Chris Benton Maryann Berlage Bonnie Beyers Tom Bishop Maryilyn Blair Christine Blankenship Cynthia Boberg Cathy Bower Cheryl Brant Bonny Bromberg Alan Brown Rosemarie Brown Paula Bruestle Larry Bynum Richard Cadle Linda Campbell Allen Cancil Billy Cardenas Kenneth Carpenter Mike Castillo 51 �Robert Chase Charles Cole Kerry Coleman Patrick Conley Bill Conlon Kandi Cooke Kris Cooke Fay Cooper Kenny Courtney Lany Cowden Dave Cox Mike Cox Lany Crain Tony Cuchares Juniors Thomas Culp Sharilee Daniel Jim Davenport Lany Davis Mike Davis Mary Decker Beverly Dobler Stanley Donnell Larry Dorsey Margie Espinoza Christina Flood Phil Foard Dan Forbeck Luise Fornal Earl Fox Richard Fox Robert Frazee Charles Freese 52 �Benched juniors watch in concentration as their team whips the seniors. • We arc the Widefield girls. Attain Victory 10 Powder Puff David Galyardt Chris Garrison Mary Gates Patrick Gibson Doug Gilliland Bette Gomez Charles Goodin Kenneth Gordon K thy Gorwoda Carolann Grant Donald Green Douglas Green Lynda Green ancy Green Robert Green Sue Grigsby Kathy Groff Wanda Hamilton John Harding Gary Harrison 53 �MaJ.Y Harvey Annette Hasfjord Mike Hash Rudolph Hastings Judy Hays Ron Hefner Beverly Helton Steven Henninger Pat Herbie Stephen Hickman Judy Hinman \!bert Hlavaty S• dy Hlavka \1.1 e Hoder Lance Holgate Robert Holley Marilyn Holman Mike Honeycutt Jackie Hook SheJ.Y I Hughes • Class of 68 Takes First 10 Bonfire Carol Hull Judi Humphrey Linda Hutchinson Jack Isenhart Virgil Iverson Richard Janitell Janice Jenkins Floyd Johnson Michael Johnson MaJ.Y Jones Patricia Kelly Diane Kersey Dale Kiddie Carole Knight Kaye Korbelik Charles Kramp Michael Kronholm Janice Kuiper Bryon Lampe Glehn Lane �Linda Larson Devona Lauderdale Rodney Lawrence Clarence Lawson Kathleen Lehnus Roland Leljedal Maryvonne Lerma Betty Ligon John Lister Bill Lively Vickie Loader Gary Lollar Frank Lopez Jessie Lopez Linda Love Sa. dra Luckett Lany Lujan John Luther Mark Lysell Ann Maas Barbara Magby Lw.da Magby Stephen Maggs De'lnis Malone Rosemarie Manusz.1k Brigitte Marston Marjorie ~1artin Monico Martinez Ron Mayer Pat McCallson Sandra \1cC arty Ca~olyr McCauley Michael McGo\ an L01s McGuire David :-..1eredith Mary Merkel Sandra Metzger David ;\1ielke John Miller Diane . 1inehart �Peggy Moehrmg Judy ~1onroe Ron Moore Michael Murphy Barbara Murray Michiko Myers Carol • •akayama Mar1an 'ally Kathy ance 1artha • ielsen jill • ·ielson Dan • •igbur jeanne Olsen Ga1y Olson Linda Otto Ken Owens Sue Owens Mose Pacheco 0 liver Padcway Bonnie Peck jeny Pena Richard Perkins Gary Peyton Linda Prim Bill Proctor Karen Quenon June Ralston Janet Rasmussen Margaret Rathman Suzanne Rawlinson Cowboy Bob strikes again. Get a move on it, you darn#?*!? 56 �Juniors Prove Better • 10 Donkey Basketball Roxanne Rayhill Ron Reishus Linda Reyes Linda Reynolds Gail Richardson Keith Rickett Mike Robinson Susan Rockwell Mary Samolinski Richard Sanchez Tom Schnobrich Mike Schuetz Sherry Schwarz Clarence Scott Diane Scott Donald Scovel Gary Senger John Shafer Richard Shelton Andrew Shepard Victon Sievwright Betty S nth Ch. e S nith ElslC Sm1th Robert Spain Sylvia S pit.z T''11 Springfield De:m; S•eed Judy Steinheimer Cheryl Stephenson Pamela Stewart Su '1 S achan Jud; Strong Mike T.tte Donald T. ylor Mike Terry Jacky Theiss Rhonda Tilley Robert Tomb Priscilla Tomsha �Good posture helps in concentration. American History cl. ss. . . I 'TERESTI 'G and FU '??? TheClass of 68 Works all Year Edward Troyer Michael Tyrell Dorothy Van Allman Paul Varsel ndrea W rd Sylvia Watson Arthur Weinshank Armand Welch 'aomi Westcott Ben White Diane White Evelyn Wilcox Bob Wiley Carol Williams Melva Williams 58 �Shelley Williams Marilynn Williamson Mike Winkelbaucr Ted Witek Tonya Witek Denny Wonder ] ohnny Woods Karen Young Carolyn Zercher Towards Jr.-Sr. Prom I PROMISE I'll start on my diet tomorrow! HURRY! I want a tum too. CAMERJ\ SH1 Lena Cordova Donald Green John Ireland Barbara Kreibech Would you believe 30 points in the 1st quarter? 59 �L<'nnv P«>arson Presi'dcn t Dan Hoffman Vi ce President J.m Rhod<•s Sceretary Kath)' 'hattuck Treasurer l nl ike .tn~ other sophonH re cla~s before them, the class of o9 enter •d into their first \ c.tr of high school \\ ith u small trc.t~un ~>bt.tined last \C tr from the spring c.trni..:aL The, quickh add d to thi.., througn ..,l,n e da..: ,md ' die magazin ... ale and \\Cre able to ~ponsor the I 66 \\inter B.tll. Bec.1usc of their succes..,ful \ e,tr, the 'iOphornorcs look fon\ard to future ·) t'.Irs .1t \'\ 11'-, Jim Kueck HeprPsen t.1 ti H' Debbie Boberg Hepres<ntativc Sophomores Elect Officers Patsy Lacke Hepr~sentati .ve Karen Lar on Repre ent.1tivc 60 �Lamie Aber Rose Abeyta Eleanor Addy Allen Akin Viola Alire John Amundson William Ankrom Cindy Armknecht James Asher JoAnn Baca Chris Baily Rosemarie Baxter Mike Beltz Michael Bennett Gail Bently Julie Berndt John Berry Barry Beyers Cathy Blackmore Mitch Blasingame Debra Boberg Charles Bollivar David Booth Robert Bower Lynne Boyd john Brewer Mike Brown Kathy Buchanan Richard Camaish Morris Campbell Nancy Card Gloria Carey Mike Carroll Belinda Carter John Cearly Barbara C estowski John Chambers Robert Chambers Chris Chapman Karen Chapman Roger Chase ot again! I'll take Skippy on mine. 61 �Starlla Christen Mickey Cleveland Keny Clinkenbeard Darra Coakley So phs Michelle Cochran Byron Coleman • ' icola Collins Lonnie Combs Best Herb Conley James Cooper Ronnie Corley Michael Coyle Dennis Creevy ' ere ida Crespo Lany Cross Lizabeth Cross Rodney Crumble Rose Cuchares Jon Danielson ! Walter Davenport Garry Davidson Diane Davies Paula Davis Linda Davisson Steve Dean D.ane Decker Ralph Delgado Joe Denley Kathy DePooter Diane DeSpain Theresa DeYong Patricia Dexter Elrie Dimmen Bill Dobra Doraine Dominguez Gerald Drake Michael Drak Sandra Driscoll Claudette Duke Mike Duncan Kathy Duval Bernd Dyson Charles Eberhardt J ackey Edwards Linda Edwards Chris Elton Carolyn Emrich Souix Enfield Paula Engle Bette Espinoza Russell Frederick Mark Gabriel John Gaherty Carl Gallegos 62 �Build Float Mike Gallegos Joy Garrison Mike Gibson William Gill Craig Gillam Tim Glommen Peter Gnomes Marsha Greer Steve Green Larry Groth Bob Gustin Thomas Haley Iris Hall Frank Hamilton Kimberly Hamilton Linda Harrell Robert Hartly Buss Haynes Eugene Heathershaw Marilee Heller Dwight Hickman Linda Hill ~1ike Hittesdorf Debra Hoder Dania! Hoffman Joyce Hogan Debra Hollis Janet Homes Heruy Horst iartin Houstin Gregory Hufft Pam Hughes Marvin Ivy Richard Jennings Randy Jensen Chiyo johnson \hchael johnson M1chal!l Johnson Barbara jones Charlotte jones Larry Kashner Robert Keily 63 �Shirley Kelly Jim Kueck 1ike Longacre 1ona Ketchersid Pat Lackey Gerald Lowe Bernice Kensley Brad Kuhn Richard loveland Doug Kimmel Clyde Lamp joe Luman johrmy Key Patsy lackey Tom Lukavitch Debra Knight Diana Levy Jeffery 1acDonald Karen Kimmel Karen Larson Dwigh L d Mary Koegler Scott Lockhart Jay Magby Slave Day Mike MaJOr Derine Marm Phillis Mart Ralph Martin Mercedes Martinez Doug .\1aska Connie McCarty Chris Me eil Janet Meese Russ Meridith Denise Metzger Vicki Milhauser Pam Miller Carol Morgan Rick Morgan Rollin Murphy Tom Malone Philip Marks Greg Martin John Martinez Di nne M rtinson Charla MeA lcxander Mark Me 1ullen Mike Meek Cindy Melton Steve Meredith jerry Mielke Rebecca 1iller MaryAnn 1orre Phyllis Morgan Florcnci un07 �Is Success Dean. 'akayama Ester. 'ance Bob • 'ancc Melodic. 'ash Dick 'elson Shirley Nelson William • elson Danny. 'olan ]o. onko Albert Okkcn Sandy Olson v .~t.inia Outlaw Sh1 Icy Owens H old Parnell Lynette Parrish Lenny Pearson Margaret Peltz Bi Pentland S <n Perkins R ndy Perry David Pierce Lee Pinder Linda Plana Judy Poindexter Chuck Poncclow Jcrry Proctor Hans Quigley Paul Rahricht Earl Rains Kathy Rail Theodore Ramirez Terry Rand Pat Reed Sandie Renck 1aric Reynolds �jan Rhodes Karren Riddle Dave Roberts Brend Robinson Lorraine Romero Steve Ross s0 p h 0 Paul Roth Raeanna Ruddy Don Runyun Carl Russell Leonard R ussy Doug Ryan Debbie St. Germaine Darla Salmon Irmgard Samson Carlos Sauvage Beverly Saye Lanette Schmitz Iris Scott Gary Seems Roger Sharpe Kathy Shattuck Terry Shelton George Shippy Fritz Shoemaker Charles Sigler Babette Simmons Shelly Simon Charles Simonds eile Simonton Gloria Sinklier Gary Skaggs Sue Skaggs Linda Skeen Aaron Smith Becky Smith Robert Smith Sam Smith Steven Smith Study hall is life . "Mommy , I'm afraid of high school !" 66 �mores Top Largest Enrollment Figures What boss spirit! Ctystal Spicer Debbie Stark Don Stark Evelyn Steckman Randy Stevenson jan Stichm joe Stiggins David Stivers Gaytha Stoabs Bob Stormberg Linda Strong Terty Swnmers Mike Supon Connie Tadlock Karen Tardona Chetyl Thomas Ingrid Thompson Kenneth Thompson Vicki Thorson Linda Tinglestad Jerty Toms Elva Toomey Gail Tracey 1aty Tratl Dolores Trujillo ike Turk Jay Unruh Joe Vallone Robert Van Hooser Becky Vaughn Jim Vaughn Rodney Veith Tcrty Vermillion Angi Virdin Deborah Von S egg ern Jari W achman Bonnie Walker Frank W allaker Ken Ward 67 �Camera Shy Martin Weidenbacher Mary Ellen W emcr David West Diana White Chris Whitmore Karen Whitlock Louise Whittle Mike Wickham Shelly Wilcox !erwin Wilder Frank Wiley Donna Williams Phyllis Wilmoth Darrell Wiltgen Tom \\'inklebaur Thomas Dixan Richard Dodd Steve Jordan Karen Kimmel Clyde Lamp Gary Lan"man andra McC rty Donald McCauly Rebecca Metcalf Ronald Metcalf like Murray ova Musgrove Lloyd Pacheco James Pearson Pamela Penn Lanny Ramsey 1ichael Rawlings Kenneth Roadcap Charles Rose Delia Shields Helmut Shucraft Brad \\'rede Floyd Wright Marilyn Yow1g Teena Zahn Mick Zaigcr WIDEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCATIO Misery is Sophomore drivers. Study 1ike! 69 Sponsors 68 �Winter Ball 69 ���Homecoming Were lh junior pro~ d that "practice m k pcrfc•ct" Y.h('n the · triumphed at the pO\\derpuff. \I! three clus s \\Orkcd hurd to collect bo !' , but the juniors came out head. 11om coming excitement S\\ept ovel' \'\idefield students despite the la:-;t minute ch.tng s in the schedule. Because of the bad \\eat her. the game was postponed until the follO\-.ing evening. causing all other activities to be re- cheduled. The student· remain d good natured despite the turmoi I. The checriPader put all their l'fforts into arou ing llomc•comin pirit 1 tht' bon fire. fanv Organization Participat d �Activities GR-R-R-EAT The porn pon girl dirl their halftim routine in pite of thf' cold Wl'nthl'f. Uumni ucce termt•d the llomecomino dance During half-time ceremon1es the five qu en candidat s, sci cted by the senior cia s, were introduced to the audienee. I• ive senior boys, selected by the student council, e corted the candidates into the stadium. The ceremony \hlS climaxed when almnus Hon Petty crowned D lla Price. ... So phomon•s acqui ri'U the float honor \d th .. Flush em . In Th 1966 Hon1 • COillillg Parad �A Splash of Autumn Becki Winborn Vicki P ierce Pam Stiehm Oleryl Landen "'"plash of \utumn" " the theme of the 1966 llomecoming Dane , pon ored b) th ~ tudent counci I. l'he Cecd , a roup from CC, pro\ ided the music for the t'\cning. Th Qut• n, Della Pric , wa::o pre nt -d with a boui]Uet of ro s, ond nch of the four tt ndanh recci-.:ed u noseg.y of , utumn flO\ er . Qu "~pi D lla and c cort, Rick co ron at ion. ndcrson, just before 74 n dan during h r n•ign over h of ·\utumn". �DELLA PRICE 75 �76 �Sue Reigns Over Winter Ball ~ue .._h.tttucl.:, e cortcd h} Frank (,ood, r igncd \\inter B til. \t II :00 usie \\.t <ro\\lled h~ Lenn J>e,tr on, President of the sophomore.· class, and \\,ts presented \\ith a bouqu t of beautiful r d carnations. l'ht• • ttend.tnt r cei\ed bouqu t of blu .nd \\hite earn. tion O\Cr thi \car's "\\int r \lagic'' lr.tn formed the .tll-purpo. e room into a ballroom of ihcr and blut'. The sophomore cl.tss 1. to he congr.ttulated on their fine dance. \lu ic wa Tht> ttendunt \\ere \ icki Pit•rcP, Pa provided h. "'lbc Collector' " tcihm, Clwrd Landen, and Beck~ \'\inborn. 77 �Lavender hi cars ..\,ccthcurt Dune • '"' postponed until \lareh :"l due to <1 heel\) sports schedul~. L.n: ndcr crepe paper, lace doilies, and a hu I \ender heart trimmed in Inc h ngin fromth centeroftheg)msucc full c.rried out the theme L.tvend r and Lnee. \t 10:30 ll.tzel Garlick \\ds rro\\ned queen b) Lind) l'..lton \\ho reigned as kin . Queen ttendants \\ere Drinda D. \\son. L nn Decker, .tncy \lorg<~n. <~nd Connie S\\.trt\\oo<l. Kin eandidates \\ere .. tC\C ClcH•land, Tcrr) 1\,tshn r, Lee \lannin". Lind Dennis \lorgan. \H.l 'Ill E \llT Qll· f II \ZI L G HLICK T rry and Rae enjoy dnncing to the The mu i vengcr • \ enger provided the for the e\ening. Qu en candidnt \\ere Orinda Daw:son, Lynn Decker, Nancy Morgan , nd Conme .\vart\\oocl. 78 �And Lace Ten couples hare in the courtdanc • SI\I:E'I11E\III Kl (; Ll ))) t:I.'IO\ Lindy! King canclid,ltes v.ere Steve Cleveland, Tt•rry Ka hner, Lee l\1,mning, ,md Dennis \!organ. 79 �( ~~·I doFran Lopl'z R id nnth 1\:o-KoJ),n 1gbur Pooh-B •hHob Holley Pi h-Tu hGlclm L ne Jim lloll nd , nki-Poo.J. ( omils Kati h<~[)i me ~ ott )urn-) um\li h ~I ''r Su lien Clommen Pit ti-SingL ure n Hitter • ery I Cohb P t>p-BoGail Hichard..-.on ov. hold still please. Widefield's First Musical((Great Success'' :'\nnki-Poo f')IC )urn-) urn. \lr . "turde,ant helped l\lrs. Coffey and \lr. Bl'rglund with th co tumes. 80 �\preh ('nsion •.. "Three Little \!aids Are \'\c" Tl e \likudo. \Hitten b Gilbert and ulli\dn, \\tls the first musical pres •nted b} ~ II I'he \likudo \\ds chosen for tht sirnplicit} of it!-i setting!-i and for hm ing on } one scenery change. \lr. f..arl Berglund directed the rnusic.li und the pit orchestra. \Irs. Coffee directed the chorus, \Jr. Lagontt the acting. The lighting, staging. and make-up ''ere under tre supenision of \Irs. ~e\\rn.tn. \lr . '( heiss edited the pub licit}, and \Irs. \iko turdevant supervised the costume . \lr. :'\e\ in painted the scener) and \)r. bnnch constructed the etting. Two casts lternated during the first nights of the production. The best performer-. \\Cre gi\en the opportunit} to .tel in the last performance. .-\ n~<tlince \\dS gi' en for the school children on Thursda} afternoon. The \likudo \\tls such u success. e\Cr)one agreed that\'. II ne'' tradition. "-\11 togcthN now, one, two, thrl'e .. " had established a "Thl' :\likado" �\\idcfield's dn:,\\er to sprlllg fc\et \\a~ the 19()7 pring Curni\ 1, 'll.u-per'~ Baza u'. I• ntert tinment rung'd from tric~cle race:-; to 11)ing to ~lump the computer. 'I here \\Us somethin(T for e\eryone to do orth Side \loss pro\ id mu ic for informal dancing. "()Jeen of the ball" Queen Lynn dances ''ith Harry. The 1967 ~pring C.nnhul Queen •as Lynn Deck r and the King "'as Terrv Ka hner. Quet>n candidates \\ere: Cher I Lunden, Vicki Pierce, Conni ~ \\llrt\\ood and B cky \\inhom. Kin cundid.tte The Total Sum Of The 82 �\\II~ enjo ed h .til \\ho nttenJ d. \ctidtie~ started in the morning and ended \\ith the d.tnce nnd the cnmnin of the queen .tnd king. ,utJ the d.t Computer kno\\ all--- tf'll all. Wlut d1d you do that wa so uring? King 'I'Nr} d, nces \\ith Lin. y,er : Stt'\C Clevel.md, Lt>e Manning, Denni ~!organ, nd StevP Lovele • The junior .lttendant \\,1 ~lnrilyn Holman and thl' sophomon• .tltendanl was Cindy Armknecht. Harper's Bazaar Was Fun 83 �Qt:EE:-< VICKI PIERCE 84 �Three Coin in the Fountain plashed into c istencc \Ja, 6th at 9:00. The highlight of the e~ening ''as the coronation of Queen \ icki Pierce v.ho reigned "ith her court: Cher} I Landen, Connie \\Urt\\ood, Ra Henfroe, ~largo Luedecke and Orinda Da\\SOn. 'lbe g m \\as decorated lavi hl} in blue and green. A fountain. urrounded b} hrubs and flo\\ ers bubbled in the middle of the floor. The dance ended at the troke of midnight. Couples then went to the mo\ie "The Cardmal" and breakfa t, pon ored b] \II , or chose other activitie . • Three Coins tn a Fountain Man I'm glad you don't have a dress on. There ~cnt our last three coins! 85 �Coup I con\cr «' during banfl hrcnks. \\Ct'l nothing . \nd the b,md pla\ed on. 'lh1• <ro\\ning \\,1 During ... th«' hi-litl' of the' P\cnmg. I could huvc rl.mccd ull night? Anfl o one ..• and u two . . . 86 �JOII HOT!! 'ICHHYI\~SJI GI-:OHGJ: ED\\ \HD Hall of Fame 67 \IlL CASTLI·: PIIYLLI. BERRY \lAC TilE H ,\. KF.'I BALL TEA \1 87 IH �nd a one, t\\O . . . one, t\\O ••. P t, \\hat did you say your name is? Out standing Students Earn GR:\D Patricia Barry Barbara Beyers Pe1-~ Burkepile • san Lh, pm.m H ve Clevt>land "ihrryl Cobb Jav Cornils Harr}· Diamond Mark Douthit Ells"l'.orth Elton Linda II ammock Conni II an on Tim Harper Robert Hefner Terrv Hoffman Larr· llud on Russ Karney Terry Kashner Frank LPBcau • teve Loveless An: RECEI\I:-;GFIL\ ,:.;CL\L:\10 Lee \1annm g Dennis \lor~an D lla Price Gertrud Hein Bethany Nazaren~ CollPgc Concordia Teacher's College c l Cl \d,u s tate College c l merit ana Beauty Colle~~:e 'Irinid'ld tate Junior College Rae H n froc Laureen Hitter John Hoth jani 'harp ,\ngie. ta k Nicky 'it v ns Conn r ~"art wood Miriam \\alborn Dave \\eesner uzanne \\immer t rank \\ilmoth ~C. C c 'l 1'-<ortheastern junior College \\estern tate Colleg \\e,tmar College c Colorado \Jason's cholarship Fund to be used at Col rad<' chool of Mines 88 l ni\er,.,ity of Denver ['; ortheastern Junior Colleg \mericnna Be,tuty College \\ilh \gene) , chool of Bu int> ~rholarship dnd Financial \id to ( SC (' ( \rtncana Beauty College Colorado, chool of \lines C. I ('<.;J c l ~C. C Bethany ['; azart>ne College Cl College of Emporia The General Arnold f~ducational Fund Scholarship to be used at WPstern tate College �I'll raise you fi~c. Scholarships And Awards .-\t the -\\\ards ssembly held \Ia) 2t. many tudents \\ere a\Hlrded certificate of merit in all departments. The student rece1\lng ll\\ards \\ere rated on everal point Is the student a \\ell organized per on? Does the tudent indicate a continued grov.,th in attitude· and in critical thinking'? Doe the student indicate a development of creati\e ability? enior ''ith cholar hips al o recei\ed recognition at the as embly. Is your name john too? 89 pecial �• What 1S Graduation? Gradu 1tion i m r-nd, But a! o ,, IH• tnn in g ..• The t.trt of II the dre un Th, t C\Cl) r duate is Gr,uluation pinning. ighs and laughtt>r \Jingled hhPrally \\ith tear , Ling ring mPmoric of on('' Cr dudtion i n end . . . Life \\ith l.t h rin mat s throu h the }Car Graduation is conelusion Qf Ollt' hig ph a mile ton Graduution C of \\Ork and fun, pa ses, DC\\ thin t' hcgun. dtcment, <:,pct>cht> , f.uewclls And appl u e, diplom. \nd a mort r board ... The gate to fhll!n.. ays unt> plort•d. . . . but • I o .1 beginning. \\orld, here I comt> . I pft, right, I ft . • . 90 �john Hoth -Salutatorian Dominiqut• .StPvt•n - \'.ilt•dictori.m Don C.tstle, Pre idPnt of Senior Cl s o~cr at last. 91 ���Vi c President - • tan \Ia this Pres.- Lee :\tanning s. c. Lends Leadership This year for the first time tudent Council met a a regular cia s period. It \\a held during fifth hour each dc1~ under the pon orship of our ne\\ coach, ~lr. Ca tle. Ea h Council member recei ... ed a full unit of credit. \mong it more major proJC t , tudent Council was re pon ible for all the Homecoming activiti; and the prmg drni\ al. It a! o spon ored our student exchange program. "II revi ed it system of tudent government thi }Car h} adding a General hsembly compo ed of se\en committee . fJach committee had a 1t head a regular Council member and met once a month to aid in keeping "II running smoothly. ec. - Conn !" arty;ood Trt•a,. - Terry Kashner 94 ~ponsor- \1r. Castle �typi II h.trd-workin day in Council clu "All right Pam . . . put it back." "mall! ,\re you kiddin !?" Cabinet: \lr. Castle, Terry Kashner, • tan \lathis, Lee \Ianning, Conn t \\art o I, Dan ~ igbur, \larilvn Holman, Denise \letzger, Della Price, Dan Hoffman, Karen Young, '\like Hittesd rf, Pam te hm, Elsie ~mith. 95 �\"\idefit"ld Boo ters. "~cot, I should haH' ''orn Student Council m: green blou ... t"!" "I'm all thumb "\"\ait \\e're not ready yet!" 96 " �If your car was towed away; here are the respono:;ible ones. Adopts New Systetn General \.ssembly Committee are: \lorale; chairman, Pam tiehm, Orinda Daw on, andy Dri coil, ue hattuck, and Frank LeBeau. afety; chairman, I\.ri Cooke, Kathy \ance, \larsha Greer, I\.en 1\.uhn, and heryl Hughes. ocial \ctivities; chairman, Deni e \letzger, Lynn Decker, and and}' \letzger. ourte y; chairman, Karen Young, and Carole I\.night. Hi torians; chairman, \like II ilte dorf, Gail Hichardson, Lynn \lagby, Cindy Baker, hirle't Jone , Earl Fox, and Jerry Toms. A. emblies; chairman, \1arihn Holman, \1arilynn Wilham on and John Roth. Publicity; chairman, fJsie mith, Pat llerbic and te\e Cleveland. "Okay ... Look like you're really concentrating." "Don't argue, assemblies is spelled with iwo s' " 97 �NHS Inaugurates Winter And Spring Tappings To Rae Renfroe and friends happines i for "''H . being tapped Gary Peyton steps down from the bleachers after he i tapped. 98 �HO 'TLH Lee :\1 nning- Pre idPnt Georg Edward - \'i e Pre ident Lonni • ~1v art wood - , e retary 'I erry Hoffman- 'J rea urer \I ry me Hi chard ;\nder on Phylli Berry Barbara Beyer Bonnie Beyer Richard Cadle u an Chapman • t ve Cleveland Sheryl Cobb lri I) w on Lynn Decker \lary Decker II arry Diamond Phil Foard Hazel Garlick Doug Gilliland Vic·kie Guinta Linda II ammo ck Judy Hay Bob Holley Don Jone Russ Karney Terry Ka. hner Kay~ Korbeli~k janice Kuiper Frank LeBe u \laryvonne Lerma t<•ve Lo vel c s Debbie \lcGuire Juanona \lorri::. Carol • · ak ay rna Dun Nigbur Gary Peyton Gertrud Rein Rae Renfroe Gail Richardson john Hoth G,t ry Senger Hcid Smith i cki • te-.en Jackie Theis Bob 1omb :\leri am \'\alborn Dave \'\ee..,ner \larilynn \'\illiamson Becky \\inbo m Lin \'\ool ey Karen Young Old member:; 1\atch as Mary Decker receives her pin from \lr. tenson at the February initiation. 'I hi year i\H had it mo t acti \e year o fur. \lember were bu y ,-.ith the usual activities as they once again ponsored the after-prom breakfa t, attended the i\H convention at the l'niversity of Colorado, old conces. ions at ba'>ketball game , and pon ored a booth at the cam i\al with thi year' entry being a cur rna h. , 'ew activitie this year included a modem art display in the library featuring paintings and culptures by the ecurity Art G:oup and an i\H '>ponsored tuden t exchange program. I e Ann Krali \nother fir t thi year wa two tappings in tead of the single event of preceeding years. A formal m1t1ation wa held following each tapping. Profe or Glen Brook of Colorado College wa gue t peaker at the '\ovember initiation and the Reverend Bruce Grauberger poke at the February event. • ewly tapped member await the name of the next inductee. "-,H Members di cuss final plans for their carnival booth. 99 spon ors were Mr. Cri pen and Mr. Thompson. �Chorus Gains \lrs. ~1ary Coffe , dire tor of Chorus. RO. Tf R Lin \\oolseyPresident J av Co milsVice Pre ident Miriam Walbornecretarv Lynn \1aghyTreasurer Trude Alexander Donna Ankrom Cindy Boberg Cathy Bo\•er Peggy Hurkpile <;,u ...an Chapman heryl Cobb Jack Cronkite Kathy Draeger Alana Dyson ioux Enfield Connie F.ngle Paula Engle usan Ferrier Lui e Fornal 100 Dar ene Gabardi u lien Glommen B tty Gomez Carol Grant Conni Han on Joyce Hogan Jacky Hook Diana Jenkins Chiyo Johnson Barbara Jones Beverly Jones Cindy Jone Linda Kie Karen Kimm Dee Ann Krali D bra Lampe Cheryl Landen Betty Ligon John Lister Vickie Load r \nn \1aas Leo Martinez jane \1eese Barbra Murray \1arian !'<allv \lartha l\ i l~on ~irle Qv;en Lvnn Pedt>n B~b Peltz Ann Poore Curt Peters Theodor Ramirez Diane ',<ott \'ick1e. ievv.right Terry ';mne s Bech • mith Debra • tark f:velyn • teckmen Pam tev; art Sandv Thomas :ue i tley Becki Vaughn Regina \"!;bite Ed \l;i kum Evelvn \\ilcox 9leliey \\illiams Mary \\right Carolyn Zercher �Popularity Choru enjoyed another successful ye.tr. It's activities included elling cand), presenting Christma program to the •rade ·chool , an Laster Cantuta entitled, "The even La t "ord of Christ," \arious fieldtrip<;, tate Contest in \larch, and class participation m the ~likado. A select group within the chorus, the Choralmres, have given many performance to church group , Lion's Club, and \arious other organizations. Choru:-. ~orks hard to make the :\1ikado succes ful. Officers spur enthusiam. 101 �Band Helps \!any attended the first c on c ert. On .January ll the band pr ented it annual "side\\alk cafe" concert, "Out of the Blue." Hefreshment \\ere . erved b} the dancing girls. The all-state band r pre entati\es this } cur wer \ icci Helton .md Bob Peltz. The~ repres nted our chool in their performance at Cree ley on \larch :11 and :\pri l l. Our pep band helped to promote a lot of school spirit at the game . The} put in many xtra hours practicing new and modern ong . The '66-'67 officer were· Pre ident, Larry J... 1rk; Vice President, Keno Bum . ecretar\, Beck) ~inborn, and Trea urer, Hazel c;lick. 102 �Produce First Musical HO.ifr H \\illiam Ankron Cindy Armknecht Keno Burn Jack Cronkhite Tom Culp Leslie Dayhoff Ralph Delgado Phil Foard Rick Fox Mark Gabriel ue Glommt>n Tim Glommen Frank Hamilton Kay Harrell Gary Harri on Buzz Hayne Vicci Helton Jan Holme Larry Kirk Brad Kuhn Clarence Law on Deaqa Levy Bill Lively Sandv Luckett ~ tev~ ~1aggs ancy ~1organ Rollin \1urphy Barbara \1urray ~1y ron \1v er Carol N~kayama hirley Nelson Bob Peltz Curt Peters Vicki Pierce f.d Price Doug Ru~sel Tom chnobrich Bailev Sigler Aaron mith ~teve Srmth Robb1e \an Hooser ~1iriam Walborn Karen \\hi tlo c k Loui e Whittle M1ke \\ickham Becki \iinborn Loi \\oods "Take it from the top" 103 �RO "I fH andy Luckett Fsther ance Bette. m1th Angie tack Kar n \\hillock • uellen Glommen r\laryvonne Lerma Judylla s Hazel Garlick .ue Grigsby Carol ' akavana Trude Alex~der ~farilynn \\illiam!-.On Linda Hutchinson Porn Pon Girls Establish New Captain for this year's Porn Pon squad was Orinda Dawson. The 1967 Gladiette , more commonly referred to as Porn Pon girls, increa ed their number to 16 thi year. The girl tarted the year a flag girl and twirler , but also performed durin~ football game . During basketball cason their work chan~ed to concert routines, pep a emblie , and half time show . Thi year the group showed their versitality by doing an a ortment of dance routine . Among the e were a "Little Girl and Boy" routine, a Mexican routine, and a cowboy routine. 104 �l:.ye 'I hen~' Right! two sides to every Porn Pon girl. Tradition At F.ase. Attention!!! 105 �H<•y girls-- I "'aid .t squar •. Gladiettes get a "big bang" out of performing at halftime. Bette .tnd 'I rud., n•lax after a tiring perfom{.mcf'. < oncert Work Deserves Recognition Precision coun t.s ??? .Kill 'em, kill 'em! Porn Pons hav the opportunity to perform at the state tourney. "How the '1\-Cst was '\\-On?" By defeating Cheyenne Indians! 106 �.Jan Rhode Connie W.Jrt\\Ood K.tthy ~ hattu c k 1\ris Cook!' (;ail Richard on K,IJldi C:ookc Janice Kuiper Cindv Pl,ma Cind~· \nnkn{( ht Ellen \\crncr \1arv Derker C~era sh ·: Libh) Cro 8 Cheerleaders Spark Spirit There's story. Carole Knight Beckv ~tiller Lind~ Fd\, ards Gloria Sinklier J a v Theiss Lynn Decker 107 l\\0 sides to e\·ery �Conntt•, our he.td cht>t rl<'adt'r. \II right, Ellen! Let's go! Cheerleaders Plan And Direct Pep Assemblies ~idefield has stendil) increased the ize of its athletic program arHl, to insure that all sports C\ents .tre effecti\ely co\ered. our school had eighteen cheerleaders for the 1966-67 chool year. To increase the fairness of repre entation gi\en different teams, all the girls \\ere considered \arsit) che rleader~. Besides th encouragement the cheerleaders g ve our teams .tt gam •s, matches and meets, th y ulso helped plan and carry-out all of the pep assemblies that inspired te, m support throughout the ) car. \s members of p p club. the cheerleader made mnny of the spirit signs th tt adorn d the halls of ~.II . . Camera Li hby 1n pi res the team. Jiang loos<', babe . Gnil and Linda gne it all they havt>. 108 hy: Jan Rhode �"I n ev r did know thi very we ll. " ch eer Ca role, jack y, and Becky claim, " \\ e ' r fi ght ' " Lynn and Kathy try to enthu e th e ''ith you Glads Cion, had o to our Gladiator eniors. Kan di and Kri s ha vt• th e i r up s and do ,,n . Could you imagine a pep assembly without cheerleaders? Janice, Cindy, and ~fary do their part. Cindy, 109 �Pep Club Arouses Spirit o in ard or hard! or n ~? Pep and enthu ia m - a u ual 110 i l at all ~arne . �HO TI·H Cht•ryl Brandt Carolyn f..rnri ch C rol Willi.1m ancy \1org.tn Sue Sh lluck Bonni Bcyt r K Y' Korb,.Jick Ch,.ryl t ph n on Diana lhamond C thy Cou Iter Cathy Bl ckrnort• 'I onya \\itf'k \'\ilm Murray Donna \Hili am ndy Orr K rt•n Qu non C.laud1a P yn Jan tiehm Barbara Ce tkow ki Pam tit>hm P nny Adam Dot Conway Claud ll Duk Kathy ~anc • Joy (,arri on Carol nn Gr I lady n h Linda Love ~ylvia\'\at on U ky \1iller Barb ra lurr y B cki \'\mborn Lind a Hammock Marie Heynold B..,cky \1iller Judy 1onroe Drind D w n 1 rud Alexander ".II.. 1 he Pep Club had another ucce ful year. Cnder the lead r hip of two new pon or the girl were kept bu y making po t r , elling button , nd triving con tantly to create idea to promote chool pirit. Th adoption of a new unifonn and an all-out member hip drive were among the many project of the club. "Lavendar and Lac ", thi year' theme for the traditional theart Dance pon ored by Pep Club, wa met Y.ith it' u ual nthu rch 3. Claudia Payne--\\.H . . \\e Gee Carol \\illiam , Corr. or; ue ...hattuck, Korb lick, RPc. - c.; ~pon • 81 el, 'ny �RO"rER Kerry Col em an Terr • Kashner Glehn L ne Huzz Haynes Phil Foard \!Ike IIi ttesdorf Bruce :cott \like Kronholm Terry Hoffman Alb~rt Jllavaty Rick Anderson Larr) Kirk Larry Hudson Bob Tomb Jay Cornils Chuc · F r e Gar} • enger \like lla h teve Loveless T m • pringfield John \Iiller Bi 11 Armkn ech t jack Is nhart Rich J ani tell Bob Peltz John 01 on Lettertnen \lac \lcCullough accepts honors from Dennis at CheyennE" game. The " uper crubs" and the "~ice Guy " battle it out m the r.-Faculty game. �RO TER Harry Oi am on d \1ike \\i Is on Rudy Hastings Frank LeBeau Pat McCallson Danny De pain Bi II Cardenas Gary Peyton Rich helton teve H enniger Ken Kuhn Ray Bray teve Cleveland Art \\einshank '\1ich Blasingame Jerry Pena Bob Frazee Joe Boroz !\OT PJCTI' R EO: Lindy Elton Dennis Morgan Jerry Frazee Doug Gilliland Don Castle Russ Karney Honor Mac Officers: Pres.- teve Cleveland, Vice Pres.-Dennis Morgan, ec.-Ray Bray, Treas.-Lindy Elton. WH enjoyed the antics of the donkeys and the players at our first donkey basketball game, sponsored by Letterman's Club. "W" Club also enjoyed another first on " 1ac Day". Lettermen performed all of Mac's duties, presented him with a gift certificate, a coach's jacket, two plaques, and inducted him as an honorary member. They sponsored the annual enior-Faculty game and a carnival booth. \1r. Hastings and Mr. Jorgenson were the sponsors this year. *X%&*!"i,&!! 113 �The Fenimum Side RO TER ponsor: \!iss Benge Barbara Bevers-Prcs. Linda Hamri,ock-\ ice Pres. Terry An teo Ia-. cc. Phyllis Barry-Trcas. Penny Adams Bonnie Beyers Debbie Bober~~; Cheryl Brant Belinda Carter Karen Chapman SJe Chapman • tar!! a Christensen Kathy Gorwoda Marcia Greer Diana Hoke :\1argie Martin :-;ancy 1organ Willma \1urray Carol N akavama Bonnie Perkins \1arie Reynolds Stelly imon Mary Tratz Andrea Ward Melva Williams ~zanne \':immer Tonva 1\itek Gina· \'\'hite This i the second active year for the Girl' Athletic Association. The girls participated in areas uch as: football, volleyball, tennis, basketball, g}mnastic , and track. \ccumulative points are the basis of an earned pin at the end of the year. These points are acquired when a per on participates in playdays and vd1en his attendance in meetings is good. �\1r. ~ evin .pon or \1eet T quilla Joe. Get off my back! Rodeo Club Gains New Members RO. Tf H Bonnie Peck- Pres. judy tron~· ec -Trea . Diane llok \ice Pre Cindy \!elton judv Monroe Pani \1i II er Nona !\!orris Beverly Helton Darrel \\iltgen Larrv Kashner Tony Cuchares Pennie Adam. uzanne \\eimmer "ith the ·upervision of \lr. ~evin and the leaderhip of Bonnie Peck-Pre tdent, Diane Hoke-\ ice Pre ident. and .]uJ) trong- ec.retary Treasurer, the Rodeo and Riding Club ha been able to undertake many acti\.itie . They include: the Trailride at the Bro•HW oor. December };): the Gvmkhama and Horse ho". \larch ~6: and the T~ailride at O·ystal Hdl , April 39. 115 �f: lec ting offi c er \\a. the fir t hi tep for Quill & c roll m mbers. Th fir t meeting of "idefield' chapter of Quill and croll was held on Februarv l, 1967, at \\hich time the officer were elected. Thev were. Pre ident, Terrv Ka hner: \ice Pre ident, Harry D.irunond, ecretary, L}nn . Peden: Trea urer, ue Utley; IIi torian, te'l.e l ov le s . 'I em· Kashner, President, call meeting to order. the Being a ne\\ club, there was the re pon ibility of drawing up a con titution a. well a by-law . \lember \\ere cho en by ~1r . Thei s on the basi of their journali tic contributions to either the new paper or annual. In the future, Quill and croll plan to handle all publicity for "idefield, a one of thetr main projects . • WHS Receives Charter tn 1uch pi nning wa ne ce . ary during the fir t fe\\ meeting . Quill & Scroll RO TER Terry Kashner President Harry Diamond Vice President Lynn Peden Secretary ue Ltley Trea urer teve Lovele Hi torian Cindy Baker Mark Douthit Mike Gerth Linda Hammock Judy Hayes Bob Holley Cindy Jone Rus Karney 1icki Moore Carol akayama Cip Posey Rick Price June Ralston Laureen Ritter Angie tack Connie wart wood �Angie tack and Lynn P den, business managers, organize ad contracts. \1r .. Thei pon,.,or, look o-.er the page layou drawn up by Cindy Jones and ue tley, co-editors. Annual Staff Begins Color Phase The 66-67 partacus tuff worked very hard to produce "the be t" for ~idefield High. Thi } ear' tudent did all the paste-up of line copy and pictures, along with adding many pages to th ad-.:erti. ing ection. Becau. e of the ambitious advertising campaign, a two-page color pread wa al o added. The taff' fund-rai ing project included a "mum" sale at the Homecoming game, school picture , and a ver} ucce ful yearbook ale. Cheryl Landen, Gma Wh te, Cip Posey, Pat Barrv, Laureen Ritter, ue Shattuck, and Bett"· mith \;,Ork busily on dummy pages. Carol akyuma, Linda Hammock, Carole Knight, ~1ary Ames, Judy chnobrich, and \1icki \toor paste-up before a deadline. Russ Karney and Bob :\ elson view pictures for their sports pages. �Students Publish Editor- -- - - - - - - -- -- - -- - -- -- - Fr nk Jcn on Junior Editor - - - -- - - - - - - -- - - --- - Bob lloll y Feature Editors--------------- Laureen Hitter Carole Knight, Cindy Baker, June Hal ton ~port l·:d it or- -- - -- -- -- -- - - - -- - - - - Furl Fo 13usinc \tanager- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Terry Ka hn r Circulllion :\lanager--------------- Kay Do tal Hi tori.1n - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - Carol l\ akuyam \rti t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Linda Perk in \'nrity p r - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - Pam \kirvin Judv lin\ , Hae Renfro , Connie Han~on, \n ie ~tack Pho-tographers---------- Jim Ivy, \like 0 "\llf k, J errv r raz e, Hick Price, I!Mrv Diamond, Kt•n Kuhn Club :\e\\S \lanager-------- ~----- n~de. ta · Reporter - - - -- - Connie ~ 1\ art\\ood, \lei vu \\i lli m Lynn \lagby, Gail Hich.~rson, ~:leunor Addy \lark Douthit, r rank Lopez, Carolann Grant Cindy Jone:s, . te\e Lovele"s \lakeup------ Leonard Grand •, Cathy L h u , \like Cachran, Doug Buen cr, Jim Cor) y, like Gerth pon or - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr . 1 hei Editor plan the Gladiator. Repo rt er prepare copv. \tanager \\Ork out probl m . Jim, Harry, and Hick develope pictur s. taff member~ run the \'arityper. 118 �WHS Newspaper Thi } ear the n \\spnper staff .tnd the graphic arts classes \\orked together to print our O\\n newspaper. The ne,.,spup r c:las did the layouts, copy, v.trityping, proofreading, and som of the pa te-up. The graphic arts cla ses furnished the pictur s, \\orkcd with the copy camera, strip-ups, plates, printing pr ...,s, juggler, and folder, to turn out the best \\.If. . Gladiator yet. :-iegativc are stripped and opagued. Paste-up is prepared (above) for copy camera (below). Ready to roll! 119 �HO ILR CIIAHTEH \11.\1BEIL I rudv \le ndcr :ue Gri b Jud !lay Linda Hutchinson Ru Karney Jan K iupcr \farvvonnc Lem1a Pat· McCnllson Diane \1inehart Carol l'\akavama Kath\ ~an~e Ho ·nne Ra,hill Bob \Hlliam ' 'I onva \\i tek French Club Sponsors Turkey Raffle NE\\ m :\HH: RS Lvnne Bovd o"ara Coak I C) Thf'resa De Young <mdi Dri oil ( laudette Duke l1nia Fitzgerald ·te\e Ilenninl!er Dan llo ffman Debra llolli Pam Hughes Don Jones \1aryann Koegler Jane Meese Jeanne Ols •n Kathv ~hattuck Gloria~ inklier :\delle Stephenson Cheryl ~~t·phen on Carol \\iII iams 'I eena Zahn La Legion Francai e, knO\\n more commonly a the (· rench Club. has converted to the parlimentary procedure. nder this system there are only two permanent officer . ecretal)· and treasur r The e office ure h ld by Cheryl tephenson and Russ 1\.arney. re p cti\ely. Under thi ystem, there are two type of member , the charter member are the people ,.,.ho have been in the club for a year or more, and are the actual go\.erning body of the club. At each meeting a pre ident is cho en to reside O\er that meeting. Thi give an opportunity to all the charter member to be pre ident at one time or another. The French Club spon ored a turkey raffle before Thank giving. Ticket '"ere sold at 10¢ a piece, or 3 for 25(' The turkey was \\On by Glehn Lane. a junior at ~II \fr. Luna, l20 ponsor �Buenos Di as, The 1967 pani h Club didn't have as big a turnout a last year, but did have orne activitie . F.arly in the year they held a bake sale for one of their fund-rai ing activitie. They al o pon. ored an after-game dance. They ate a \1exican dinner at the ~1i ion Bell Inn during the middle of May to fini h off the year's activitie . RO. TF:R Amigos Terry Anteola Barbara Beyf'rs Marlene Brown Paula Brestle Rich Cadle Barbara Ces. tko"' ki Jr..aren Chapman Susan Chapman Dean Fuller Kim Hamilton Judy Hinman Don Jones Debby McQuire Lois McQuire Linda Plana Chuck im onds Paul va1see Debbie Wilson Karen Young And at the meetings? Officers are: President-Don Jones; Vice President-Paula Bruestle, retary-Barvara B yers, Treasurer-\1arlene Brown. Mrs. Bisel sponsored the • panish club. ec- �• Sprechen ste Deutsch • RO. TER Iri.., Dav.son Don tark Georgt> Dura\age Ri ch Lo\el nd Nan c y \1organ Rosemary Brov.n -\1 an a son Lynn Migb) Chrb Blankenship lvia \\atson o.;. - lhe newly organized German Club elected officer at the beginning of the chool year, who \\ere: Pre ident, George Duravage, Vice President, Ro emary Brown; and ecretary-Treasurer, Lynn ~lagby. The ponsor wa ~1i Eli zabeth ~inzet. The German Club wa responstble for a booth at the annual pnng Carnival. -.,.o other project or activttte were planned for the year. Spono:;or: \1iss \\ inzet 122 �Science Club Takes Two Field Trips The cience club had an active vear under the spon or ·hip of :\lr. :\lorris. The m~mbers trekked over the country ide in pur uit of a rich gold trike, \\ith the help of an old prospector. The) also journeyed to the Oen\:er ~luseum of :'\atural Histor) nd helped to promote all-round intre t In science. Mr. \!orris HO I F.H Ken Carpcnll'r- Pr sidcnt John \mnnd on - \ t Prt• idPnt .lt-ffcry \la c Don.tld "' "Plai)-Trt•.tsun•r Eugcn'e llt>alt>r haY ( I b Hq10rl«'r 123 �Our Active Photographers Follow me, boys! o, it can't be true! Ot'R PIIOTOGRAPHF:R Doug Buenger Jim Corley Hart: Diamond jern Frazee Mik; Gerth .Jim IV\ Cindy 'jones Ken Kuhn Mike 0::-.kvarek Rick Price Snap! Che sc? \\here'd they go? �George and Frank \\in honors in debate. " RO 'I CH ovo that \\C're all together . . . " De~rec of \l!·ri t Forensics Club Captures Awards Trude \l1·xander Ph y IIi Berry Glehn I..me Barh.!Ta \lurray K th :\an ce Tn tne 't,lte Forensics Toum,uncnt hdu <It Boulder on \larch 1R-19, our \\.li.S. representative gave a fine performance. 'I hose tudents \\ho recei"cd excellent and superior ratings at the di trict me t \\ere elegible for state. In the i'\.F.L. there arc four degrees. 'Ihc dc~rees and points arc: Degree of \lerit, 2'i points: Degree of Honor, 7S points; Dc~Z;ree of l·~xccl­ lence, l SO points; Degree of Distinction, 250 points. \ t th moment no one has the Degree of Distinction. tudents applying to the :\.F.L. receive then pomts by participating in speech meets. \lr. ~e\\nHin is al o a member of the \'.F.L. he recei\ e;; 1 10 of the points th,\t arc earned b\ the member~ of the club. \1rs. :\ewman, , ponRor 125 Degree of Honor Orinda Dawson Bob JloliPy Frank Jen en Claudia Pa\ne :\i c ki ,tP\Cns Dcgre<• of L c l'llt>nc e Ge orge Edvo .~rds Other pc1•c h Students Dan :\ igbur Laureen Ritter Brenda Hobin on Di ant '-,c ott c\n gte '-t a• k �Orinda J)av. son portrn t>d Grandma in "The • mnbo ". Jim Holl nd, C thy Creveling, Kiddie di cu their makeup. nd Dal Dramatic HO n. H Jim Holland-Pre . Dee Ann Kralis-.<'<. Reid • mith-Trea Cathy Coulter Dot Conway Kay Dostal , usan Eckrich George f:dwarn Ric Fox Hazel Garlick • tevie Holgate Linda llutchin on Mona K etchersid frank Lopez Bobbie \1agby Lynn Magby Sandi \1etzger Pam \1iller Oi an a 1in <>hart Mich \levers Ginny O~tlaw Kathy Rail Char.les ,imons Pam Stiehm 1 oui"" ''rdttle L1uJ.1 Jl •r..Ju �~1 \ QUE ME\lBEH Margo Lueded.e-Pres. Sandy Orr-\'. Pres. Betty Ligon-. ec. \1arie Craven jim llollnnd Dee nn Kr.tli Hcid Smith Becky \\inborn \lr. , agonu-.pon. Hazel G rlick and Frank Lopez di play their acting abilities. Ability Displayed \fr. Randolph, makeup. tudent Drama teamer, helps apply The 1967 Drama Club put on two productions this year. The enttre school \\US eligible to try out for ''The andbox" b} fd\\ard \!bee, but "The Lottery". b) htr!e) Jack on, wa put on b the drama cia . Becau e of its out tanding performance, "The andbox'' \\Us taken to a cont ~t at Colorado College. Other project Included a hom c.oming float ent1tled " tlng Cm": a [ D Hoom for the pnng Carnival: and takmg part in "The \likado". The :\lasque i a special Drama organization de. igned for tho e St!Jd nb who have done ou~tanding work in at least one performance, or exceptional work behind the cene. 127 �FTA Earns Money With Two Bake Sales RO Tf R 1\.dren Quenon-President ue Rockv.ell-\He President Shelly ~illiams-Sec -Treas. Jan Holmes-Publictty Karen Larson-Historian ~lary Ames Lvnn Batey Phvllis Be.rrv Bo~ie Beyers Karen Chapman Linda Da~;sson Pam Hughes Linda Love Jane \leese • hirlev ~elson nne Poore judy . chnobrich Charles. immonds Ried mith ~ickt tevens ylYia ~atson Louise \\hi ttl e Thi ha been one of FTA' bu ie t year , with the member participating in many varied activitie . \1oney-earning project for the club were a dart throwing booth at the carnival and two bake sale . \!embers al o participated in a convention at Colorado tate College and held a dinner at the Cafe de \die. ' ear the end of the school year the member taught at a school of their choice in the district for a week. . 128 �Future Secretaries Prepare For .... I· .\ i an organization for future ecretarie , in which the girl greatly increa~e their knowledge of a career girl' many dutie Cach month at Colorado College 39 member repre enting Widefield, ~1anitou, Harri on, and Air cademy meet a one body. Diana Diamond, one of the 14 girl · repre enting Widefield, i ecretary of the organization. RO TER Te rr. \nteoln \IMI~n e Brown Diana Diamond Chery I Brant Yvonne Drak • \lar. \nn G<~t(•s Sh e~rv II II en rv C.uo l Hull · J ssie Lopez \\ilrna \lurra · Lind 1 Pr Ad e ll e ( ph en . on Che ry eph ns on In pril of each year, ~1is F A i cho en by judges on the ba is of ability, appearance, and poi e. Diana Diamond of Widefield wa a runner up for thi title. 129 �Di ·tributive [ducation students, while working at their various job , till find time for many \\Orth-while projects. These projects include: The "Needy Family" and running the chool store. In ~larch the) attended th tate D.b. meet at the Broadmoor Hot l. A good time \\a had b) all. The job of D.K tudenh range from the area of distribution to retailing and ale . Officers for '66- '67 were: Pre iden t, F:d \\il on: Vice Pre ident, te\.e Pershing; Trea urer, Joe Boroz: ec retary, I\ on a \lorri ; Publicit), Beck} \\tnborn; Camera \lan, Larry Hudson. D. E. members an tudent Council work tog thcr in the schoo I t<.r<' D.E. Takes On New Activities ROSI l .R Joe Baker Joe Boroz \larl(•ne Brown Cathy Crcv linf! Kathy Cunningham \'icki Guinta Conni Hanson Ed Hastings Kathy Horstman :-;ancy Kirkv.ood ona \1orris Wilma Murray Linda Peden teve Per hing Pam • tiehm Frank Wilmoth Debra Wil on Ed Wilson Becki Winborn 130 �Girls Career Prep. Gets Its Start At Widefield Girl ' Career Preparation i a ne\\ club at Widefield in which the gnl go out and work in the afternoon and receive credit. The purpo e of the club is to create and promote a better understanding between trainees and employers of job opportunities that are related to Home Economic . :\li Dicken pon ored the club and the officer were: Pre i dent, :\1ary Kay \1erkel; Vice Pre ident, June Ral ton; ecretary, Glenda Hester; Treasurer, Carol ~1cCauley. Career Prep. girls prepare dinner for advisory board. ROSTER Donna Ankrom Cris Benton Linda Bette Rosemarie Brown Linda Campbell :\1arv Clark Lcn·a Cordova \1argie Espinoza Bettv Fornal Lind·a Green C ar lann Grant haron Hall Glenda Hester El.tine Jones Linda Kiess Karen Kimmel Pam \1ajor-. Rose :\lanuszak Carol :\lc Caulev \lary K uv :\lerk~ I uc Ow~ns Jun Ralston l inda Reyes us an Ro · kwell Judv . haffer uP pP'>sard Rhonda Tilley Priscilla Tomsha \1ary \"\right ���RO 'IER RO TE..R Ray Bray \1itch Blasingame Rich Janitell Bob Tomb Phd Foard nny Olson teve Cleveland Jack Isenhart Chuck Freeze Tim pringfield Alb~>rt Hlavaty Lee Manning Doug Green Dan Nip;bur Bill Armknecht Jay Cornil. Joe hippey Tim Harper Pete Come Ken kuhn Gary 01 on \1ike :\1 urphy Ollie Padeway Rich • helton Gary Peyton John Martinez Art \\e inshank John \1i 11 er teve Henninp;er Larry Kirk Dennis \1alone Mike Hash Jim Bro\".n D nnis :\1organ Larry Hudson Leslie Dayhoff Don Revious Kerry Coleman REVIE\\ 0 .. Lamar 0 6 .. Billy Mitchell 44 20. . t. Mary' 33 6 .. lver Ranum 45 2 .. Cheyenne Mt. 14 6 .. Air Academy 40 20 .. La Junta 0 9 . . Harri on 0 0 .. Canon City 33 Managers: Buzz Haynes, Tim Can a van, Bob Holley, Russ Karney. 134 �Mr. Hastings Backfield Coach ~fr. Thei Head Coach Glads Show Spirit Mr. John on Line Coach 1r. Guiterrez End Coach 135 �Dennis Morgan ~r. Tackle Larry Kirk r. Center Team Shows Improvement Gary Peyton unlea he one of hi "famous" bomb . Ray Bray r. Halfback Co-Captain Larry Hudson r. Guard Ali-WRL Co-Captain 136 �Glad defense "DE\Ol R " another Panther. ll..en Kuhn r. Halfback Tim pnngfield Jr. Center All-City; All-\\RL Lee Manning r. Guard Ken Kuhn grinds out yardage against tough Lamar. 137 Art \\einshank Jr. Halfback �, helton attempts to skirt end as marauders close in. Rich . helton Jr. Quaterback Glads Face Don Reviou r. Hal£back Mit h Bias. ingame ph. Halfback Albert Hlavaty Jr. Tackle 138 �Joe ~uppey .r. E.nd teve Cleveland r. Fullback Kerry Coleman Jr. End Rough Schedule Jack Isenhart Jr. Quaterback JanitelllCJoks for daylight as WH John Olson r. Tackle 139 defeat Harri on. �RO nn RO TFR Paul Rahn,;ht \hke Covl ·r .B. Be~ on Lenm. Russe\ Gar. . ka p:p: s • \like Bennet Jim Kueck Bob Hartlcv \lartin \i eidenbacher Randy Pt>rry L nny Pearson Ken \i ard [) an :-.; aka'i m Rohb Keilc•y Ralph Delgado 'I om Luka,itch Bob, tromberg Coach c\nderson Richard Jennings :"'eal ~ymonton Pete Gomes Hiehard l.o veland Chuck f.berhardt Lonnie Combs llenrv Hor t \li ·Bate· Don :tark Coach Castle \1anagers di cu ·-· 1 strategy. Coache plan rough day for. ophomore . R£\IE\' 0 ... 0 ... 34 ... 7 ... 6 ... 26 ... 14 ... 12 ... 140 Palmer 30 Billy Mitchell 32 Cheyenne 6 ir cademy 12 Harrison 7 Fountain 20 t. Mary's 0 Canon City 0 �ll.notht•r Follow the leader. pponent bite the chulk. So phs Prove Tough ~o room to ron T.D.! Ouch! 141 for j. \. back. �RO TER Ow1ght Hickman teve Hickman Berry Beyers \like Hittesdorf Chris Elton Rusty ~leredith Ben \'\hite Ted \'\hitek Lindy f:lton Terry Hoffman Coach Jorgensen Young Tennis Team RE\ IE\\ \"\H 4 •.• \"\ ll- 3 .. . \\H 0 .. . \"\H 3 .•• \\H. 2 .. . \'\H 9 .. . \"\H. 5 ••. \"\H 9 ••• \HI 2 .. . \'\~0 .. . \\H \"\H 3 .. . 8 ..• \HI 7 .. . \\H 2 .. . \'\H 5 .. . WH R ..• Pueblo East 5 Pueblo Centennial 6 Cheyenne \lountain 9 Poudre 4 Billy \1itchell 7 Canon City 0 Palmer 4 Harrison 0 \"\ass on 7 Cheyenn1!"\1ountain 9 Fountain alley 6 Cannon City l Harrison 2 Pueblo Central 7 Pueblo uth 4 Canon City 1 A young, but pirited, tennis team grabbed second place in the \\"RL for the econd con ecutive year and fini hed with a fine overall record of six win and nine lo e ' nder the leader hip of Coach Jorgensen, the team pulled off great wins over Palmer and Pueblo outh. Besides the two eniors, Lindy Elton and Terry Hoffman, the team wa made up mostly of ophomores. Of the e Chris Elton and Mike Hittesdorf proved to be out tanding, and hould help tremendou ley in the future. 142 �Chri Lindy ace ho\1. unbeatable determination. another opponent. Shows Much Talent Dependflhle Terry displays winning form. 1ike slams his unique serve. 143 �HO. n H Ri h he · n Hi 1, ( ardena.., Ja k I enh 1rt "tl"e Lo,ele J hn Hoth Lindv Llton \like. \\ inklebau er Tcrrv Kashn r Kerr): Col em an \likella h Couch Castle Consolation Champs 1966-67 TH f: :\1 G. I FICF.:'. f 144 E\ E �'Terry' enior MVP 1st Team All-City 1st Team All-League 'Lindv' em or All- tate The Gladiator eager capped off the mo t succe sful ea on ever recorded at Widefield Htgh chool in any sport. Bestdes logging a ftr t tn league, they participated tn the olorado Htgh chool A octation tate Basketball Tournament where they brought home the con olation trophy. They tarted the winning tradition and expect it to be carried on, and on, and on ... \1anager Jim Kuek, Joe Vallone RE\ IE\\ Pre- cason League Tournev ... 2nd WH 67 ... WH 80 ... WH 64 ... WH. 48 ... 59 ... Wll 95 ... \HI 62... wn. Lamar 49 Fountain 43 Fairview 54 Canon City 49 Crowley County 19 Air A.cademy 66 Cheyenne \1oun tain 32 WH 45 ... Wli. 76 ... WH 71... WH 67 ... WH. 91... Wll 71... WH 53 ... WH 56 ... TATE WH 75 .. . Wll. 63 .. . Wll 57 ..• Centenial 82 Lak.eY.ood 54 Ranum 50 145 Crowley County 51 Harri on 60 Loveland 51 Canon City 56 Fountain 58 Air cademv 46 Cheyenne \iountain 40 Harrison 58 �'\like' Junior t 'I cam \11-Citv I l Team 11-Leag-Uc 'Kerry' Junior Have heart! El..'fO:'\ driv shard. 'Rich' junior The start of the Hoad To '\'I. ink' Junior 2nd Team 11-Citv 2nd Team All-Lc.lg~e 146 ta • �'L.trl)' Junior H placed due to 'Jack' Junior 'Doug' Junior corchin~. 'John' • enior ·~INK' goes up for l\\0. H-\ H made a free thro"'? "HELP!" 147 'Billy' Junior �HOS1r R Co\\ den Doug Gilliland l'cd 1\iteck \(itch BJa,..,ingame Gal'\ Peyton Biliv Ca'rd<'nas Coa~h Furda Jac lsenhardt Gary • engN Lonnie Combs Terry Vermilion Bruc'e Lo'' e Phil Foard LMI'\ Fir,..,t plac.e became the most common \\Ord at \Ul during the ''inter of l96o-67, 1s the jun10r varsit} dnd sophomore roundball teams finished fir t in their respecti\'e cl.tsses. The junior \arsit\ rolled to a 11- ~ record. ot man} peopl~ full} recognize the :;igni fic.tnce of a \\inning junior \Ursity or :-.ophornore team. ~ ince the var:-.it · g.tme follo,,s one of th sc t\\O teams, it's e.1sier to ''in if \idefield has already registered one ~,: ict<H\. The so ph' HL\1l•,W \'\11. 60 .. . 1\H 45 .. . \'\11. 48 .. . \\H. 69 .. . \Hi. 64 .. . 1\H 48 .. . 1\H 79 ... 1\H . 61. .. 1\H 88 ... Harrison 40 Boulder 54 Lamar 49 Fountain 66 Cheyenne 37 Canon Citv 49 Air Acade~v 63 Cro\\ ley Co~nty 39 Air Academy 7 I \\H. 50 .. . 1\H, 54 .. . \'\II 74 .. . \HI<., 45 .. . \\11. 77 .. . 1\H 84 .. . 1\H 87 .. . WH 64 .. . \'\II 94 .. . Chevenne 43 Cro~ley County 33 Harrison 61 Loveland 54 Canon City 64 Fountain 54 Air Academy 7 I Cheyenne 45 Harrison 61 148 soared high this c.1 on. �\like Beltz :-;eal ymington \like Duncan \li tch Blasingame ~alter Davenport Chris Elton Coach Furda Lonnie Combs Butch Quigle · Bruce Lo\'e Terr; Vermilion Jerr\· Toms Hen~y Horst J.V.'s and Sophs Continue Tradition Winning ~bat! Me \1iss??? HE\ II-:·,\ \HI 43 ... WH 5L. \.H. 64... WH 65 ... WH . 89 ... WH 80 ..• 1\11 69... ~11 73 ... WH 42 ... 149 t. \lan·'s ~5 Billv ~litchell 5 Cheyenne 37 ~asson 42 :\ir -\cademy 47 Palmer 36 Canon City 67 ~ir -\cademy 31 t. \1ary's 47 \HI 65... WH "B ... ~H 72... ~H -3 ... ~II -9 ... Wll 60... ~11 67 ... ~H. 79 ... Bilh \litchcll 53 Che~enne 42 ~as~ on 46 Harrison 31 Palm(·r 48 Canon Cit'i 59 Cheyenne "42 Harrison 50 �Doucette make another save. RE\ IE" \\II I . \\II" 0 .. \\II I. .. \\11 0 .. . \\lk 1. .. . \\II. 0 .. . \\US l. .. \\H. 1... \\H 0 .. . \\H 0 .. . \\11 . 0 .. . \\11~ I. . \\ H 3 .. Palmer 8 Bi llv \1itchell 9 Pal~er 8 Fountain \aile 10 Littleton 1 \\u on 9 Cheyenne Mountain 8 \\a. son 10 Palmer 7 Cheyenne \lountain 9 Billy \1itchell 6 Littleton 3 Fountain \alley 6 Ken Doucette - Goalie Jerrv Frazee- D fen e Allan Bonner-Center till anoth r save! RO ILR Rick Price Rolland \1urphy Hilly Gill Roger La'I our \like \\ickam f:arl Rain Ken Doucette Coach Berglund Jerry Frazee Doug Kimmel David Penn Bob Frazee Les Davhoff Ian &nner Bob BoY.ers Bruce • ott 150 �Stickmen Lose Seven Seniors GL \() on the attack. Earl Rains- Wing Les Dayhoff- \"\ing Bob Bo.,., ers - D f nse 1966-67 Pucksters 151 �Coach Hastings Coach \1oore You're going down I tell ya. RF\1 W WH 0... Lamar ·14 WH 4th in Loveland Toumev WH 41. .. Crowley County 9 \\li 32... Fountain 14 · WH 23... Canon City 23 WH 7th in WH. Invitational WH 0... Pueblo South 44 W1I 27... Air Academy 13 W1I 16. .. Mapleton 2S WH 16... Cheyenne \1ountain 28 WH II... B arri son 30 Grapplers Host RO TER Jerry Pena Rich Perkins Dean akayama Lenny Pearson Jim Ivy Lenny Ru ey Ray Bray Boyd Beavers \hke \\ilson Tim pringfield Mike John on Denni .\1organ 1966-67 Grapplers 152 �Dean · a kay am a 112 lb . Ri c h Perkins 103 lbs. Jerry Pena 95lbs. WHS Invitational Lenny Russey 133 lbs. Jim Ivy 127 lbs. Lenny Pearson 120 lbs. 153 �Ra, Bra 138 lb . Glad determination. Bovd Bea\ r 145 lbs. Tim ~pringfield 165 lbs. \li · \Hlson 151 lb~. Dennis Morgan H\H tike John on 180 lbs. 154 �J.V.'s Gain Experience HE\ 11!..\\ Dwi ht Hickm.m Terry ~helton j eriV \1 ielke Brad Kuhn Don Taylor Ken Courtney Rick. an chez joe Denley Ho bbv K ei lev Herb ~\1eredi th \1ike \1urphy Ralph \1artin Mike Brown Ollie Padewav \1artin Housto'n Pete Gomes Bill Armknecht Bob Wiley Ken Ward jack Brewer HE\ I~:\\ WH \HI WH. \'\H \'\ll. \'\H \HI. \'\IL \HI. o,you can'tha,eit. Coach Hastings offers some be,,i)dering ad,ice. 155 17... I amar 27 4th m • u th Park lou rnev 0... Pueblo outh 44 2nd in \'\ RL Tournev 20... Air Academy 29 23... \1apleton 27 33... Canon Citv 19 27 ... Chevenne '19 13... Ilar;i on 29 �Iligh jumper-.- john Roth, Henry Horst, Kt•rry Coleman TRACK RE liurdles \tile 440 lli~h Jump Pole \ault Broad Jump \life Ilelay 880 relay Distance \lcdlev en~er Gtll land Peltz Coleman Bishop Diamond Bra' \"\ ilt~en Diamond Peltz Oi.tmond i\lcCallison Pade"'av Peltz · Diamond Peltz Padm, ·IV Gilliland RD \"\hat issue did you say this wa ? 15.5 se c . ~min. 38.3 sec. -1.0 ec. 6ft.Oin. 13 ft. 3 in. 21ft.S 12in. 3 min. 29 sec. min. .8 sec. Cindermen Smash 3 min. 11.8 sec. Jl :\IPS- Harry Diamond, t \C CJe,clrutd, Gal) Pe ton, j("rr\ Ivy '(he celebrated jumping frog of...\"\Hu 156 �Doug Gilliland break the mi I e. hi \1ILE· Doug Gilliland, john Luther, \1ikl\\ ilson, Herb Conley, Thcodort• Ham•rcz. O'l'.n record in Records. \1JLE RF:L-H- Thief! Thief! \lanagers - jack [d\\ards, Bill Live!). Buzz Hayne 157 Hay Bray, !larry Diamond, Darrell ~iltgen, Bob Peltz. �POLr \ l LT- Paul Bi hop, "-nd ~hcpp ud, H lph M run, 1\en 1-.:uhn 8RO ll EI. \)- joe \ lone, te'll Henni r, Hich .Shelton, \lik Kronholm. Ill RDLf - (,ar ~eng r, St ~e llcnnigcr, Lt• J).1yhoff, • \\EIGHT. 158 1..1rry Hudson, Mike Gordon. Dcnni \!organ, �SPHI~TS- ()(liP Padt'\\dV, "itPH' Ilennig_t•r, Ihch .'helton, Bob Peltz, \hkt• Kronholm, G ry Prolter UO- II arry ()i,tmon d, Bob Pt•l tz, Dcnni s \lorg.m, Darrell \\iltgt·n, ()aV!' ~lielke, Hich • helton. Bob Peltz chalks up another record. 880- Glehn I ane, john Luther, \likt• II ash, C.tr lo-. ">au vage. 159 �Batmen Take League. RO fE.:R Ben \\hite 1 eve L ovele Dave harp jack lsenhardt \1itch Bla . ingame rt \\ein hank Lenny Pearson Larry Co\\den Bi II Cardenas Coach Thompson R~.VIf... W \HI ~H \\H \\H. 0 I II 3 ~H. 7 \1;11 ~ \1;11 3 6 8 ~11 \1;}1 \HI \\H mi. \1;}1 \HI. I 7 0 5 II 4 D nver\'l;est Denver \\e t St. Francb t Francis \1apleton Mamtou t. \1 ary' s Canon City Academy Harrison Cheyenne Canon City Academy Harrison I 0 I 6 3 Terry Kashner Bob Hefner \1ile ~in elbauer Ron Hefner Lindy Elton Don Ca. tie Ri ck nder on \'l;ade Mc\1ullen Coach Jorgen . on 4 2 I 0 5 5 The Gladiator ba eball team brought forth one of the fine t effort of the 1967 sea on and trampled all of their league opponent while marching to it fir t ba eball crown. Their play all sea on long wa noted for its defen e, not to mention run coring hit . The glovemen al o participated in the tate tourney where they captured fourth place. The eager tarted the winning tradition, and the ba eballer kept it going. How about next vear? 2 5 2 160 �Outfielder- Outfielder- Lindy Elton tcvc Loveless ort top - Dave harp THEY led us to state? Glad knock off jeffco to jl;ain berth at l, 2, 3, step ... l, 2, 3. 1st Base- Terry Ka hner tate. �2nd Base - Don Castle ltilitv Helder- Larr · Co\\ den Outfield r- \!ana ers: rl \"\einshank Hen \"\hite and Dan Hoffman Pitcher- Bill Cardenas Pitcher- Rick Ander on Pitcher- Bruc 162 colt �RO. I f~R RO TER P.lt C. on I y \1ike B ltz 1im Davenport Lenny Pearson \fik johnson \1i tch Hla in game ott Lockhardt Dwight Hickman \1ike Wickam Byron Coleman Bob , 'ance ~1ike Duncan Mike \feek Mike Carroll Oui. Elton Kenny fhompson Elrie Dimmen Robbie VanHooser • teve Hickman Coa h Freeman Larry Cros Floyd ~right Brad Reid john Olson Butch QJigley Chuck freeze T rry • ommers Mike Coil Russell Frederick Barry Beyer,., Dave Pierce The returning hum-babers! Heaven help Coachs!? .. RE\ IE\\ 8 2 ... F ounta1n Valley 6 ... Cheyenne fountain I 3 I ... Harrison 6 9 ... Air cad my 4 II Canon City 6 5 ... t. \1 ary 's I 8 ... 1ani tou 5 I2 ... Fountain \alley 6 ... Cheyenne \fountain 5 4 5 ... Harrison 7 2 ... Air cademy 2 IO ... Canon City 3 I ... t. Mary's 163 �Chuck Lar~un and "Lev!' P<>rshin.-( received Achievement \\,ards. Racing starts are an important part of competitive swimming. Swimmers Prepare Widefield will have its fir t swim team next year. A numof Gladiators have been hard at work thi year to prepare for the introduction of the port. There are many outstanding S\'>immer in the group and it looks as though they will be able to hold their own in competition with other chool . jim Kueck executes a beautiful dive. Besides forming a compet1t1ve team, the swimmers have worked for lifesaving certificates, practiced syncronized swimming, and erved a Junior Leader by assisting the instructors v,:ith swim cia ses. Penny Adams is saved from certain death by r. Lifesaver, Linda Hill. ynchronized swimming is a real challenge. 164 �" 1 llrc .... • go tgain ...• orne people nevPr learn!" Lois Claus and Betty C.riffis erve as leaders, in tru ctor , and co aches. 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From WHS Student Character Council Service Leadership Scholarship CO. GRATULATIO\ WIDEFIELD \\"indbreakers - STUDENT ~eat. hirts - Lecal To The Cia s Of 1967 STORE - je~elry ,·ational Honor Society �,_,__ (4 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from the Compliment of the enior cla of 1967. JJe~t Wi~/rej /rom Photographers of WHS tke 66-67 ~parlacu~ c~ta// �PATRONS ��������-,_ - " �.. t• \ ~,.- ·, ~ - .. ... .f '1,~ ~ t :"' t,. 1.-- ~i' .. ~ '. - .......... . ·:- ~ ~ -~ ....- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book 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 1966-1967 Widefield High School Yearbook - 67 Spartacus - "Mountains to Conquer" Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <div class="element"> <div class="element-text">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/</div> </div> Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966-1967 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security (Colorado), Widefield (Colorado) Description An account of the resource Widefield High School yearbook - 1967, including students in grades nine through twelve, faculty, and staff Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School Yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 187 pages; black and white photographs Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Administration; Classes; Activities; Clubs and Organizations; Athletics; Advertising Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1967 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1967 Widefield High School Yearbook "Gladiator" newspaper band baseball basketball C.R Anthony's Candace A French cheerleaders chess club chorus Conoco Drama club drill team Duckwall's football Fountain Valley Bowl Gerald Gerber Groff's Security Garage homecoming International relations club journalism Jr-Sr Prom Kwik Shake Inn Lettermen Lonard Bartel Mannequin Shop National Honor Society pep club photography club Principal Robert Poole Safeway Science club Security Barber Shop Security Garbage Company Simms Supers Sproul Homes student council Student Life Sweetheart Dance track Valley Beauty Center Western Auto Hardware Widefield High School Widefield High School Students Widefield Homes Winter Ball wrestling yearbook staff