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��This year the East High Soccer Team had the best
regular league record ever. The team finished
with a 6-2 record. In the tournament, the team lost
to Lincoln by a score of 1-0 in three overtimes!!
New Head Coach Chuck Walters, did a great job in
leading the team. The team's unity, led by Captains
Mike Beadle, Eric Jensen, and Scott Bradley, contributed to the season's success.

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�Front Row: Scott Bradley, Steve Bell, Eric Jensen, Ben Kates, Mark Costello, Mike Beadle, Dave Cooper, Stuart Colby, Michael
Noda, Andy Hill. Back Row: Skip Jefferson, Buck Phillips, Todd Celio, Steve Konkol, Ben Cooper, Kai Aboulian, John Huffer,
Jim Latsis, Dick Lyford, Chuck Walters; Coach.

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�Front Row: Andy Hill, Aaron Mate, Brian Holmes, Don Cheadle, Erik Koeppe, tuart
Guinn, Skip Jefferson. Back Row: J.B. Schraam, Pat Malungu, Sean Murphy, Dale
Embleton, John Peterson, Tom McDonald, Kevin Kreck, John Halverson, Farzad Novin, Chuck Walters; Coach.

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�The 1979 Varsity football team had their first winning season in 16 years, finishing fourth in city and just missing the
chance to go to state. Heads up play by Ken Evans, Marc
Brodnax, and Byron Jefferson on offense, and Steve Keliiholokai, George Cooksey, and Alex Thatch on defense all
contributed to the season's outcome.

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�Row 1: andy Reddic, Nato Howard, Ted Pa coe, Ken Evans, Alex Thatch, William Vaden, Marc Brodnax, Kevin Milan, Clem
Hall, Rod Bolden, Gary Richards, Coach Roger Craig. Row 2: Coach Mike Nicholson, Alton Anderson, Dave Collins, Pete Bond,
James Anderson, John Jones, Chris Gantz, Robert Smith, Dwayne Jackson, Milton Norton, Donnie Haynes, George Cooksey, Tony
Webb, Dave Hart, Martin Davidson, Scott Randolph, Ben Henry. Row 3: Coach Butch Risoli, Coach Sevrenson, Mike Wallace,
Frank Snyder, Jeff DeWispelaere, Paul Berdahl, Alex Barber, Byron Jefferson, Andy Motz, Gaunt Murdock, Ken Libonati, Brad
Bendixon, Dave Russey, Steve Keliiholokai, Bill Keliiholokai, Coach Don Bess.

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�Back Row: Coach Craig, Coach Severnson, Rudy Garcia, Peter Christy, Tyrone Green, Denny Wright, De Wayne Smith, Kirk
Cohen, Robert Reavy, Bo Libonati, Aaron Hartfield, Pat Embleton, Tom Bridges, Brian Hodges, Coach Bess. Middle Row:
Glenn Neilson, James Williams, Michael Newman, Louis Ortiz, Rick Janulewicz, Leslie Milton, Roger Smith, Gerald
Burnam, Ken Heiland, Frank Kusomoto, Barry Whitworth, Marcus Smith, Cameron Johnson, Randy Navaro. Front Row:
Clark Osler, Galen Doi, Robert Fickers, Mark Armas, Hilbert Smith, Darin Baker, Gary Martin, Martin Carbahaul, Barry
Boland, Gary Richards .

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Top row- Susan Klinke, Maria Guerrero, Brenda Keys, Joe DeLeon, Chris Martin, Coach Marge O'Hara, Wendy
Halverson, Robert Wehner, Jenny Hoogstrate, Jamie Phillips, James 'ledina, Phyllis Grossman. Bottom rowJenny Stacey, Linda Bennett, Vicenta Berdahl, Jenni Stevens, Beth Bennett, Revae Templin, Judy Godec, Kim
Syptak, Laurie Graham, Coach Tim Fry.

The Gymnastics Team finished the season with a 7-1
record; which is the best
record East has seen in a
long time. The team owes
their success to Coach
Marge O'Hara, and the
managers. Outstanding
Varsity members include
Jenny Hoogstrate and
Kim Syptak on the beam,

Beth and Linda Bennett
on the vault, and Vicenta
Berdahl, Jenny Stacey,
Jenni Stevens on the bars.
The Junior Varsity placed
first in City this year. Outstanding participants are
Laurie Graham, Judy Godec, Chris Martin, and
Wendy Halverson. ConCongratulations J.V.!

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Bac:k row: Coac:h Russ Law, Lanic:e Cage, Barb Downing, Susan Kilfoyle, Kirsten Derr, Felida Ashby, Jill Ric:hardson, Amy
Knudson, Kim Lambrec:ht. Middle row: Jennifer Chipman, Sarah Blythe, Kipp Lyle, Robyn Clark, Renate Sc:hmidt, Terri
Hamburg, Lily Yamamoto, Shanna Stearn , Kyle Bec:kler. Front row: Mary O'Leary, Amy Nash, Melissa tanton, Liz Falkenberg,
Barb Bruc:e, Kathy Oliver, Heidi Derr.

The 1979 Girl's Swimming season was the best yet
as the team won an upset victory over favored J.F.
Kennedy in the City Swimming Championships.
Outstanding performances were turned in by all
team members, led by Amy Nash and Mary
O'Leary with two first place finishes each. Mary
also set a city record with a fine 1:03.777 time in
the 100 Butterfly. Freestylers Heidi Derr and Renate Schmidt scored well for the team also. Nearly
every swimmer turned in career best performances. The team hopes for a repeat performance
in the 1980 season.

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�Despite the lack of support from
the students the 1979 Tennis Team
stroked to a 6-2 standings this
year, losing only to Manual and
G.W. Outstanding individuals
include Ron Miles and Greg
Takatsuka. Returning Varsity
members are Vance Alkire and
Steve Burkhardt.

First Row: Bill Burton, Ron Mile , Greg Bomgars, Greg Takatsuka, Monty Godec, Cris Thorne. Standing: Steve
Burkhardt, Rob Mejia, Chris Kinsman, Mark Goldstein, Richard Rasmusson, Coach, Vance Alkire.

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�"I think the
support from our
classmates would
have helped us out
a great deal."
Maggie Chase

BACK: Valerie Brown, Laneze Roundtree, Julie Coxe, Angela Holmes, Mack Fair; Coach.
FRONT: Maggie Chase, Angela Holmes

Although there was no lack
of talent on this year's Volleyball Team, the girls suffered a disappointing season.
Coach Mack Fair and the
players put out a lot of effort.
With a little more support
next year they promise to
give us a winning season.

BACK: Valerie Brown, Patsy Mejia, Heidi Whalen, Cherie Knight, Mack Fair; Coach.
FRONT: Becky Skaife, Teresa Holmes, Julie tewart.

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�Bst:k Row: John Peters, Jim Pitts, Peter Groff, John Meyer, Tom Tholen, Westen Hahn, Coach Biffle. Front Row: Joe
Phoenix, Steve Rose, Jeff Carr, Steve Madsen.

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The East High Golf Team coached by Jerome Biffle took
first in city, first in districts, and finished sixth in state.
They were led by W estan Hahn, who finished second in
city with a 75.8 average. The other starters who finished
in city were. Steve Madsen fourth, Jim Pitts thirteenth,
and Peter Groff sixteenth. Congratulations to the new city
champions.

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�The Cross Country Team at East was highlighted by the
outstanding performance of Dana Price who finished first
in City and Districts. Along with Signe Gould they led the
Girls Team to the City Championships and first place in
districts. The Boys Team finished third in city, but with
improving runners such as Mark Stanley, they are expected to do much better next season.

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Front Row: Herman Barrett, Laura Landrum, Marco Guerra, Dathel Nimmons, Staton
Fuller, Ann Williams. Row 2:Signe Gould, Walter Duhaime, Dana Price, Andrew Romero,
Alex Grossman. Back Row: Dwayne Byrd, Scott Nuanes, Mark Stanley, Coach Cisneros. Not
Shown, Andy Quintana, Jesse Ulibarri.

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EAT
2
EAT
EAST
3
EAST
10
EAST
1
EAST
6
EAST
1
EAT
3
EAST
3
4
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TOURNAMENT
EAST
7
EAST
0
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EAST

STANDINGS
Manual
EAST
Lincoln
Kennedy
Washington
Jefferson
West
South
North

Evergreen
Wheatridge
Thomas Jefferson
North
Lincoln
West
Manual
George Washington
South
Kennedy

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6
2
0
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2
4
2
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3

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Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson

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3

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7
6
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2
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0
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7
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Jefferson
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Manual
6

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South
8
Kennedy
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EAST
6
Jefferson
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91.35
119.10
127.35
132.05
131.30
126.60
119.25
129.60

Lincoln
North
TJ
Manual
South
West
JFK
GW

DISTRICTS
7. Jesse Ulibarri

TIES
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST

EAST
EAST
EAT
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST

DISTRICTS
1. Dana Price
3. Signe Gould
5. Anne Williams

82.95
95.05
93.50
99.50
118.50
107.30
123.65
103.40

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10
21
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West
Manual
Washington
South
Kennedy
TJ
Thompson Valley
North
Lincoln

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EAST
104
North
EAST
114
West
EAST
117
Manual
EAST
112
Lincoln
EAST
83
JFK
EAST
74
TJ
EAST
86
South
EAST
106
LEAGUE RECORD 5-3
CITY EAST (228), JFK (225), Lincoln (211)

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95
87
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5
EAST
6
EAST
7
EAST
7
EAST
3
EAST
3
EAST
6
EAST
6
LEAGUE RECORD 6-2

EAST
MANUAL
THOMAS JEFFERSON
GEORGE WASHINGTON
NORTH
JOHN F. KENNEDY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
SOUTH
WEST
EAST
1
EAST
3
EAST
0
EAST
1
EAST
1
EAST
2
EAST
1
EAST
3
LEAGUE RECORD 2-14

Lincoln
TJ
North
Kennedy
West
South
Manual
GW

4

3
4
4
4
4
4

TJ
North
Lincoln
West
Manual
GW
South
JFK

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1
0
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4
4
1
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22

73
71

23

55

49
46
32
31
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25
41
47

50
64

65
96

2. Westen Hahn - 75.37
4. Steve Madsen - 77.37
13. Jim Pitts - 81.57
16. Peter Groff - 82.62

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�Becky Krichevsky

�HOMECOMING: the
key game of the year

Our 1979 Homecoming Game was filled
with fun and excitement, just as in the
past. The game was a close contest between
the Kennedy Commanders and our Angels. The final score was 6-13. The halftime activities included an excellent
dance routine and formations by our
Cheerleaders, Pep Club, and Band. "The
fantastic crowd filled the stands," states
Jan MeN eill.

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.the key dance of the year!

HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: Sandy Reddic, Melissa Stanton, Steve Keliiholokai, Jennifer Richard, Cindy Holmes, David Wehner,
Michelle Bishop, Alex Thatch, Stephanie Thomas, Buck Phillips.

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�East High School's Homecoming Dance was held on
Saturday, October 13, from
8:00 to 11:00 in the Cafeteria. The theme was "Heavenly Forever and a Day,"
and 350 people attended
the dance. Earlier in the
Homecoming Spirit Week,
voting for King and Queen
took place. Alex Thatch
and Cindy Holmes were
crowned as royalty on Saturday night.

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�Chris Martin shows her spirit on Strawberry Crush Day.

The cheerleaders await the football team.

Wendy Farland shows off her prize-winning legs.

The cheerleaders demonstrate their talent?

�JESSE
JACKSON
In September East High School once again had
the privilege of hearing the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Although some students chose not to take
advantage of this opportunity, those who did were
very impressed. The Reverend Jackson spoke
strongly of the importance of the individual, asking everyone to join him in chanting "I am ...
somebody." Inspiring the Push-Excel program,
he asked that students study instead of watching
television. He emphasizes developing the mind
in order to succeed in life. "Always set goals for
yourself," says the Reverend Jackson, "so you
always have something to strive for."
As a result of Jackson's speech, 180 East High
students are currently participating in the PushExcel program under the direction of Mr. Willard Smith.

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�HEAVEN
CAN
\VAIT

"Mrs. Farnsworth was good enough to let me know what
you'd exped of me in return for helping my father."

"You mean he's actually going to fight in a ring like-like Muhammed Ali or somebody?"

The production of Heaven Can Wait was a
tremendous success. This comedy was filled
with many laughs, while also presenting the
serious side of life. The talent and ability of
the entire cast was portrayed in all aspects of
the performance.

"It's me all right-your Joe!"
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�Cast
First Escort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lin Dixon
Mr. Jordan .................... Craig Cline
Second Escort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cathy Thomas
Joe Pendleton .............. Harry LeDuke
Messenger 7013 . . . . . . . . . . Leslie Crawford
Julia Farnsworth ....... Shawne Ahlenius
Tony Abbott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Amari
Mrs. Ames ................. Staci Rowland
Bette Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cassie Rockwell
Workman ...................... Lin Dixon
Max Levene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Brown
Susie, Maid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tracy Hollister
Anne, Maid/Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . De De Reed
Williams ............... Richard Archuleta
Plainclothesman . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Stribling
Doctor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arvin Nelson
Lefty ........ . .............. Todd Ahlenius
Passengers . . . . . . . . . . . Arvin Nelson, Tracy
Hollister, Richard Archuleta, DeDe Reed,
Gary Stribling, Lin Dixon

"There isn't any Joe Pendleton-not anymore."

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�Row 1: Marlin Conner, mgr., Lorne
Smittick, Rod
Embry, Ron Miles,
0 waldo Mata, Robert Smith. Row 2:
Robert Wehner,
Steve Nichol, Ken
Cozart, Steve Bell,
Paul Sinopoli, Galen
Doi, Ed Price, Row
3: Coach Hoops,
Daren Baker, Rodgers Yarbrough,
Scott Nuanes, Nathaniel Howard,
Steve Konkol, Artie
Moore, Coach Bess.
Row 4: Kai Aboulian, David Hart, Alton Anderson, Alex
Thatch, Gaunt Murdock, James Anderson, Martin Davidson, Eddie Murane,
Don Jones.

Under Coach Jim Hoops, the 1979-1980 boys
wrestling team worked hard in what was
considered to be a rebuilding year. With only three
seniors the team is a relatively young one with
great potential for the future.
Unknown to the average student, wrestling
requires a lot of dedication, strict weight control
and a tremendous amount of conditioning. Even
though this season has been frustrating to the
wrestlers, their efforts are continually directed
toward success in the district and possibly the state
meet.

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�Row 1: Walt Duhaime, Andy Quintana, AI Grossman, Jeff DeWispelaere. Row 2: Kurt Frankenburg, Jeff Chipman,
Butch Barton, Arvin Nelson, Dale Embleton, Coach Russ Law, Mike Hopkins. Row 3: Mark Stanley, Ned Norman,
Andy Kirk, Steve Gonzales, Butch Enderlein, Craig Lindsey, William Blandon.

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�With five returning lettermen and
several new sophomores, the boys swim
team hopes to improve their last year's
record of 2-6. The team is coached by
Russ Law and works out at Thomas
Jefferson High School. This may account
for such low attendance at meets.
Outstanding performer, Andy Quintana,
should do well at the city and state meet.
Kurt Frankenburg and Jeff Chipman are
also expected to do well in both meets.

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The 1979-1980 East High
girl's basketball team experienced one of its most
successful seasons in girls
basketball history. Defeating such teams as GW,
JFK, North and West
made them a contender
for the league title. Under
the direction of Coach
Mack Fair, outstanding
players such as Angela
Holmes, Julie Kirchhof,
and Peggy Clarke reached
their potential. Next
year's team should also be
strong with returning hopefuls Kyle Beckler, Laneze Rountree and Julie
Cox e.

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Row 1: Vyronda Jordan, Georgianna Gallegos, Bec:ky Skaife, Dathel Nimmons, Julit'
Kirc:hhof, Mic:haele Moore. Row 2: Coac:h Fair, Jeana Davis, Kyle Bec:kler, Laneze Rountree, Angela Holmes, Julie Coxe, Peggy Clarke.

�Continuing the winning tradition of outstanding play in girls
basketball is the 1979-1980 junior varsity team. Coach Arturo Escobedo provides the determination for the team to
work together as a unit. With
outstanding players such as
Kristel Delph, Paula Gallegos,
and Julie Wuthier, the JV
team continues to strive for
success.

Row 1:Margaret Mejia, Paula Gallegos, Terry Miller, Denise Lee, Linda Bunting. Row 2: Darcel Lee, Julie Wuthier, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Coach
Escobedo.

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Bear

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East

75

Green

Mtn.

East

59

South

48

East

57

North

62

East

61

JFK

60

East

78

West

66

East

43

GW

75

East

55

TJ

58

East

81

Manual

74

East

52

AL

64

East

65

South

71

East 82

North

88

East

JFK

62

67

95

East

57

West

52

East

23

Highland 49

East

66 TJ

East

62

GW

86

East

16 Bear Creek 65

East

46

Manual

29

East

65

TJ

81

East

39

South

46

East

42

AL

37

East

78

Manual 73

East

46

North

32

East

62

South

56

East

62

AI

East

52

JFK

47

East

&lt;l9

North

45

East

56

West

31

Eat

71

JFK

28

East

43

GW

30

East

50

West

26

East

48

GW

25

East

57

TJ

62

East

68

Manual 52

East

39

AL

52

63

27

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East

65

TJ

103

East

102

West

22

East

80

North

89

East

65

JFK

96

East

79

Manual

79

East

68

AL

96

East

65

South

106

East

55

GW

111

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East

24

TJ

26

East

32

North

33

East

12

AL

55

East

27

West

33

East

56

Manual

9

East

40

GW

19

East

38

South

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East

33

JFK

30

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�Boys gymnastics consists of six individual events;
rings, floor exercise, side horse, parallel bars, high
bar and vault.
Participating in triangular meets, individual
meets, a city and district meet, the team eventually
moves to the culminating state meet.
Coach Allan Hodges, in his second year, hopes to
finish in the top three at the city meet. Returning
hopeful, Robert Wehner who placed first on the
parallel bars last year, and Joe DeLeon, an
excellent all-rounder, provide this year's team
with the necessary leadership.

�Row 1: Steve
Morris, Carrie
King, Rob Wehner,
Steve Gonzales,
George Latsis. Row
2: Coach Hodges,
Joe DeLeon, Tom
Day, Mike Pogzeba,
Eric Stark, Dale
Embleton.

�Row 1: Steve Burkhardt, Marc Brodnax,
Coach Montgomery,
Tom Tholen, Rod Bolden. Row 2: Dino Packer, Eric Stoffel, Kevin
Martinez, Andy Motz,
Frank Snyder, Seth
Gordon, Dominic DeRose, Kevin Evans,

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�Once again, Coach Montgomery and Coach Severson are
deciding whether or not to put me up to bat. The game
depends on me if they do. They're calling me over. I hate
to say so but I knew they would. It's up to me; I've got to
pull it through if I want to be as popular as Andy Motz, and
of course be the hero of the day. Here comes the ball,
WOW! Over everybody's head! I'm on first, second, third,
one more base ... push. I'm home, There's Kevin Evans
and Steve Burkhardt telling me what a good job I did. Ah,
it was nothing, easy as pie! All the fans are yelling. I can
even hear my mom. Boy, she's the loudest one yelling ...
What?? ... To wake up? Is it time for Saturday morning
practice already?

Row 1: Mike Taylor, Mike
McGuire, Darin Baker,
Greg Bomgaars, Paul Sino·
poli, Chris Thorne, Chris
Fedde, John Peters, William Blandon. Row 2: Randy Curden, Chris VanNortwick, Tony Morgon,
Rob Vicars, Ken Libonati,
Brett Cunningham, Tom
Munz, Kevin Childress,
Tony Romero, A.J. Zirkel·
bach, Clark Bonner, Tom
Bridges

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�LACROSSE PLAYER
Head: Always think of a way to cream the
opponent.
Arm: Always ready to cross face
an opponent.

Stick: Lethal Weapon

Ball:?

Leg: Always ready to trip or kick
opponent.

Row 1: Coach John Barrocas, Kurt Frankenburg, Peter Cleworth, Danny Reilly, Burke McQuieu, John O'Donnell, Bill
Paunee, Sandy Reddic, Mark Costello. Row 2: Will Joseph, George Cooksey, Tory Rodriguez, Collin Lewis, Steve Maupin,
Richard Woodward, Steve Nolton, Allen Paton, John Neiland, J. Benight, Steve Roger, Terry Claassen, Danny Lubeck.

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�The Complex La Crosse team is composed of two
types of players. The first type are "mellow", and
like the finesse of the play. The other type are big,
brutal types who like the sheer pleasure of laying
out an opponent, or one of the mellow types on
their own team. They might like the finesse of the
game, but they are usually mor~ interested in the
physical contact of the game. This is a good sport to
watch or play if you like finesse and/ or physical
contact. Most of the people on the team are nonconformists who like the freedom of playing on an
organized team without the formality of a schoolsupported team .

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�Bow 1: Margaret Mejia, Betsy Bouc:her, Maggie Chase, Katie Hite, Shawn Murphy, Shelly Vigil. Bow 2: Susan
Kilfoyle, Maria Joyc:e, Ann O'Fallon, Sherri Hayward, Heather Frazier, Renee Seney. Bow 3: Julie Steuart,
Shari Miles, Peggy Clarke, Kyle Bec:kler, Nina Dulac:ki, Susie Brent, Valerie Brown, Coac:h Chuc:k Keiser.

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�It's 3:00. Time for another
grueling tennis practice. I'm
keeping an eye out for some
one to hit with. There's Peggy
Clarke- and alone. Wow! Getting tips from our star player,
what more could you ask for? I
hope she's patient. My serve,
among other things needs a lot
of work. Here we go; Peggy is
serving . . . Whoosh, right by
me. I guess I wasn't paying
much attention. I was watching
an exciting volley between
Nina Dulacki, and Susie Brent.
"Sorry Pe~gy ," I said, "I'm
ready now.' Little did I know
that I would probably never be
ready for Peggy Clarke. She
makes it look so incredibly
easy, while I'm chasing the ball
all over the court. Aced again!!
Walking back and observing
the rest of the team, I realized
just how hard everyone on the
team works. My entire body
aches, and top top it off, Coach
Keiser just said, "O.K. Girls,
time to run." Just ... One ...
More ... Lap ... Finally, the
whole two miles. I have never
been so TIRED!!!
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�Here it is game time again
and where am I? on the sidelines. I wish Chuck would let
me play. Soccer is a lot of fun
to watch, and I love to
scream and yell for my team,
but oh to play . . what? Me?
You want me to play? Somebody's hurt huh? Not again. I
swear somebody is always
getting hurt, but now I have
a chance to play, to do something. I'll control my excitement. I'll just walk onto the
field like I know what I'm
doing. Maybe I'd better run,
since the ball is where I'm
supposed to be. I'll just run
right into that girl and steal
the ball. Outta the way. 0. K.
Now that I've trampled her
and gotten the ball, what do I
do with it? I'll fake it; I'll
just trot along here. Great!
Jenny's open, I'll just kick it
to her and . . . what? The
whistle? How long have I
been playing? Two minutes?

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Row 1: Laura Adams, Paula Gallegos, Kim Syptak, Kristen Barley, Robyn Kitsutaka. Row 2:
Teresa Zirklebach, Heidi Derr, Kim Bishop, Alice Barton, Kathy Oliver, Terri Bishop. Row 3:
Coach Chuck Walters, Becky Krichevsky, Laurie Bouton, Berna McElroy, Felecia Ashby,
Pam Czech, Jackie McLaughlin, Sarah Blythe.

••••••

�1st Row- Maret Moore, Cindy Holmes, Jennifer Chipman, Jennifer Hampton, Coach Chuck Walters, Cassie Rockwell, Liz Falkenberg, Liz Clymer. 2nd Row- Ann Patterson, Erin Daley, Lorraine
Olander, Debbie Brubaker, Kathleen Haley, Alison Picher, Sally Hautzinger, Renate Schmidt,
Theresa Zirkelback.
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�Sitting and stretching,
Waiting for Denny and Marcus,
Hoping today,
They won't jump on us.
Running 440's,
220's and 110's
While the weightmen
Sit on their cans.
"Winners try harder"
Marcus would gleam.
Remember us
We're East High's Track Team.

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�Front to back: Eric Norcross, Leo Watson, Ed Robnett, Kevin Milon, Paul Felecos,
Hugh Wilburn, Clark Ausbie, Ted Calloway, Dwayne Byrd, T.J. Johnson, Pete Groff,
Herman Barrett, Bill Keliiholokai, Dub Vaden, DeWayne Jackson, Pat Alexander,
Chris Gantz, Coach Walker, John Chapman, Milton Norton, Marco Guerro, Marlin
Connor, Bob Watson, Paul Berdahl, Marc Armas, Robert Steele, Jess Ulibarri, Dave
Campbell, John Meyer, Coach Law, Mark Stanley, James Maxwell, Lamont Johnston, Walter Duhaime, Andy Quintana, Gary Grimes, Louis Ortiz, Butch Barton,
Mike Freeburn, Ned Norman, Lorenzo Rowland, Steve Brown, Chris Adkins, Arvin
Nelson, Todd Pepin. Not sbown: Harry LeDuke, Steve Keliiholokai.

Row 1:Coach Denny, Laura Landrum, Karen Black, Linda Burkett. Row 2: Dana Price, Kristel
Delph, Cherie Knight, Jennifer
Platt, Kim Knight. Not sbown:
Robin Clark

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Saturday, March 22
West/East
Thursday, March 27
North/East
Saturday, March29
East/Jefferson
Saturday, April 12
Lincoln/East
Monday, April 14
East/Kennedy
Tuesday, April 15
East/Washington
Friday, April 18
East/Manual
Monday, April 21
South/East
Wednesday, April 23
East/West
Saturday, April 26
Jefferson/East
Monday, April 28
East/North
Wednesday, April 30
East/Lincoln
Thursday, May 1
Kennedy /East
Saturday, May 3
Manual/East
Monday, May 5
Washington/East
Saturday, May 10
East/South
Sub-District Tournament
Wednesday, May 14
Game 1 #3/#4
Game 2 #4/ 1
Thursday, May 15
Game 3 winner game 1/winner game 2
Saturday, May 17
Sub-District winner/league winner
State Tournament
Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 22, 23, .24

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Tuesday, March 25
Kennedy /East/Jefferson
Tuesday, April 15
North/East/Manual
Tuesday, April 22
Washington/Lincoln/East
Tuesday, April 29
East/South/West
Saturday, April19
DPHSAI Relays
Wednesday, April 30
"B" Meet Prelims
Tuesday, May 6
District State Prelims
Saturday, May 10
District Meet Finals
Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17
State Meet

Thursday, March 20
Lincoln/East/West
Thursday, March 27
Jefferson/South/East
Thursday, April 10
North/East/Kennedy
Thursday, April 17
East/Washington/Manual
Thursday, April 24
"B" Meet
Saturday, May 3
Denver Girls Invitational
Wednesday, May 7
District Prelims
Saturday, May 10
Coed District Finals
Friday, Saturday-May 16 and 17
State Meet

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GY/"\NAST;ICS
Thur day, March 13
Washington/East
Thursday, March 20
South/East
Thursday, March 27
East/Kennedy
Thursday, April 10
East/Jefferson
Thursday, April 17
North/East
Tuesday, April 22
East/Lincoln
Thursday, April 24
East/West
Tuesday, April 29
Manual/East

Thursday, March 13
East/South/ Jefferson
Thursday, March 20
East/Kennedy/North
Saturday, April12
DPHSAL Gymnastics Meet
Thursday, April 17
East/Manual/West
Saturday, April 26
League Champion Meet
Saturday, May 3
Districts
Saturday, May 10
State Meet

Saturday, May 3
" B" Meet
Friday, May 9
Districts
Friday, Saturday, May 16 and 17
State Meet

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SOC CE:R
Thursday, March 20
East/West
Tuesday, March 2$
East/Manual
Thursday, March 27
East/GW
Thursday, April10
East/South
Tuesday, April 15
East/Kennedy
Thursday, April17
East/TJ
Thursday, April 24
East/North
Thursday, May 1
East/Lincoln
Tuesday, May 6
1st game in tournament
Thursday, May 8
2nd game in tournament
Saturday, May 10
3rd game in tournament
Friday, May 16
State Tournament

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�Paul Berdahl

Roslyn Harvey

Left to Right: Marc Brodnax, DeeDee Reed, Sarah Blythe, Paul Berdahl, Roslyn Harvey, Kyle Beckler,
Robert Smith, Kevin Preblud, Lanice Cage, Chris Gantz

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February. The month of love. Saturday, February 16th was the night of East High's Sweethert
Dance. The only dance where the girls ask the
boys. After a "nice" dinner: the Dove, the Normandy, and Victoria Station being some of the
favorite places to dine, couples made their way
to East High's lunchroom. At 10:00 it was time
for this year's royalty to be announced. Couples
stood expectantly as they waited for King and
Queen results. After a few muffled whispers
came the announcement . . . "This year's King
and Queen of Hearts are Paul Berdahl and Roslyn Harvey." Following the coronation Paul and
Roz danced a number and at 11:00 the dance
ended.

�S"WEETHEART DANCE

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�OKLAHOMA
Is Ok
Angels
are keyed up
about acting!!
•

"Who said anything about gittin' even?"

"You're doin' fine, Oklahoma!"

"I'm just a girl who cain't say no!"

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"Whyn't you just grab her and kiss her when
she acts that-a-way, Curly?"

"You'll feel funny when I
tell your wife you're carryin' on'th another womern."

�OKLAHOMA CAST
Aunt Eller, Becky Eichenberger; Curly,
Paul Brown; Laurey, Dawn McCollum; Ike
Skidmore, JB Schramm; Fred, Matt
Herlinger; Slim, Erik Koeppe; Will Parker,
Craig Cline; Jud Fry, Harry LeDuke; Ado
Annie, Jenny Larges; Ali Hakim, David
Wehner; Gertie, Kelli Kercheville; Ellen,
Margaret Nold; Faye, Revae Templin;
Vivienne, Mary Anne Christy; Virginia,
Claudia Muhlbauer; Carnes, Don Cheadle;
Cord Elam, Ted Pascoe.

Row 1:Don Cheadle, Erik Koeppe, Margaret Cook, Claudia Muhlbauer, Tracy Hollister,
Kelli Kercheville, Becky Eichenberger, Dawn McCullum, Margaret Nold, Jenni Stevens, Sarah Blythe, Donna Gerrol, Kathryn Steel. Row 2:Sabra Scoggins, Kathy Oliver,
James Medina, Revae Templin, Jenny Larges, Barbara Downing, Valere Harris, Joyce
Hall, Amanda Morris, Karla Miller, Matt Herlinger, Mary Anne Christy, Kipp Lyle,
Stuart Guinn, John Halverson, Tina Pagliasotti, J.B. Schramm, Margaret Mejia. Row 3:
Michelle Bishop, Patricia Mack, Bill Penberthy, Paul Brown, Denny Wright, Harry
LeDuke, Craig Cline, Dave Wehner, Pete Washburn, Kathleen Haley, Kim O'Neill, Ted
Pascoe.

Chorus: Matt Herlinger, Stuart Guinn,
George Clark, John Halverson, Denny Wright,
Kevin O'Neill, Peter Christy, Erik Koeppe,
Ted Pascoe, Peter Washburn, JB Schramm,
Amanda Morris, Patricia Mack, Kathy Oliver,
Kelli Kercheville, Kathleen Haley, Revae
Templin, Valere Harris, Margaret Cook,
Claudia Muhlbauer, Margaret Mejia, Tina
Pagliasotti, Barb Downing, Mary Anne Christy,
Joyce Hall, Margaret Nold, Karla Miller.
Specialty Dancers: James Medina, Sabra
Scoggins, Catherine teele, Donna Gerrol,
Michelle Bishop, Sarah Blythe, Jenni Stevens,
Margaret Nold, Matt Herlinger, Mary Anne
Christy, George Clark, Wendy Harris.

THE MIME SHOW"

Producing a mime show is a challenge. It offers the opportunity
to learn and enjoy the expressive qualities of the actor, without
the normal accoutrements of props, sets, costumes, or spoken
dialogue. This is the fifth consecutive year the East Drama
Department has undertaken this creative, innovative and challenging project.

MIME SHOW CAST: Cortney Slaughter, Mary Sawyer, Edie
Dulacki, Leslie Crawford, Kim Scott, Lisa Sauer, Kim O'Neill,
Kevin O'Neill, Jenny Hoogstrate, Tracy Hollister, Matt Herlinger, Kelli Kercheville. Student Directors: Mary Anne
Christy, Craig Cline. Director: Catherine Mangen.

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�W"OLCOTT

Debbie Holle

Jayroe Phillips
Mary Anne Christy

Steve Maupin

Margaret Cook
Erik Koeppe

Although the art of sightreading has
become passe in the modern world,
East High still maintains a bit of this
tradition. This year the 101st running
of the Wolcott Medal Sight Reading
Contest was held at East in May.
Each Contestant is asked to read in
"impromptu" fashion, a short story
they have not seen before. The winner
is judged on the ability to read with
feeling and interpretation.
The winner of the award is given a
cash award and has the honor of having his/ her name printed every year
in the list of winners.
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Claudia Stein

Gina Aldrich

�-wOODBURY

Ann Warner

J.B. Schramm

Merry Branscombe

Kelly Harris

Chad Haines

Kevin Sear

One of the longest
traditions , the
107th Woodbury
Medal Declamation contest, was
held at East in
May. The contest
requires students
to memorize a 5-7
minute oratory by
some famous personage, living or
dead. It tests the
students' abilities
to interpret oratory
and to deliver such
a speech with feeling and meaning.
The winner of the
contest is awarded
a gold medal which
bears on one side a
likeness of its
founder.
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�RICHARD NELSON
Colorado Teacher of the Year

Richard Nelson, 1979 recipient of the Colorado
Teacher of the Year
Award, was so named because of his personal philosophy of teaching. These
characteristics qualified
him as one of four finalists for the National
Teacher of the Year
Award.
In class, Mr. Nelson promotes his philosophy by
teaching students on a
one-to-one basis. His enjoyment of his chosen profession is further supported by the many students
who take his classes, involved in a unique learning experience.
East has been a "second
home" to Mr. Nelson for
the last 16 years. Students
and faculty hope the talents of this special teacher
are imparted to future students for at least another
16 years.

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�SENIOR PROM

Senior Prom 1980 took place at the
Brown Palace Hotel on May 24
from 9-12 pm.
Before attending the dance,
couples dined at popular area
restaurants such as Chateau
Pyrennes, The Dove, Wellshire
Inn, and The Broker. Other
couples chose to travel to Boulder
and other surrounding areas for
dinner.
At the prom, couples danced and
socialized in the attractive Brown
Palace surroundings.
Selected by popular vote of the
senior class, the 1980 Senior Prom
King, Mike Hopkins, and Queen,
Wendy Farland, were crowned.
Senior Prom 1980 was the perfect
culmination for the seniors of the
class of "80.

Bottom to top:LeAnn Haynes, Herman Barrett, Wendy Farland, Jim
Latsis, Karen Goode, Wayne Jack son, Angela Holmes, Mike Hopkins, Andy Motz. Not shown: Rhonda Henry.
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A

Being Head Boy is tough. There are
times when I wonder if being Head
Boy is what I really want to do. But at
times like these I reason with myself,
that as a student leader, it is inevitable
that there must be difficult times.
But I like being Head Boy. It's a once
in a life-time learning experience. Being Head Boy is just a basic course in
human nature.
East is the school
where I would
want to do all this.
East's architectural structure,
faculty and student body make
up a high school
in a class of it's
own. There is no
other school like
East. God bless all
and right on!!
David
Wehner

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G
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East, you have been a kaleidescope to
me. I have looked into every one of
you and found an exciting and beautiful trait that makes you stand out from
all encompassed. Thanks for letting
me be a part of your ideas and inspiring thoughts. May your odyssey
through life grant you whatever
makes you the happiest and may your
memories of East be as fond and enjoyable as you have made them for me.
Stephanie
Yvette
Thomas

�SENIORS
Craig Stevens
Pres.
Theresa Pena
Sec.-Treas.
Herman Barrett
Vice-Pre .

CLASS

JUNIORS
Dee Dee Reed
Pres.
Mark Stanley
Vice-Pres.
Stephany Brown
Sec.-Treas.

SOPHOMORES
J. B. Schramm
Pres.
Bill Burton
Sec.-Treas.
Steve Gonzales
Vice-Pres.

OFFICERS

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�SENIORS
Michelle Bishop
Rhonda Henry
Courtney Slaughter
Not Pictured:
Shelby Thomas

CLASS

SOPHOMORES
Deva Brown
Joe Phoenix
Susan Kilfoyle
Trent Walker

JUNIORS
Milton Norman
Laurie Coleman
Mary Beaird
Kevin Preblud

REPS

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�First row: (Seniors) Rhonda Henry, Herman Barrett, Michelle Bishop, Theresa Pena, David
Wehner, Stephanie Thomas, Courtney Slaughter, Yvonne Lopez, Craig Stevens. Second row: (Juniors) Dee Dee Reed, Stephany Brown, Staci Rowland , K evin Preblud, Mary Beai rd, Laurie Coleman, Mark Stanley, Milton Norton. Third row: (Sophomores) Susan Kilfoyle, J .B. Schramm, Deva
Brown, Joe Phoenix, Trent Walker, Steve Gonzales, Harry Achziger (Advisor) Not Pictured:
Shelby Thomas, Bill Burton.

STUDENT ·coUNCIL
East High, the School of Ultimate
Achievers:

his actions, but can be identified
only through his being.

We, the Student Council, did our
best to encourage a unified atmosphere and worked towards the promotion of school spirit. It bas been a
pleasure and an honor to serve the
educational community involved
with East High. We hope that in the
future our successors will uphold
the high standards and ideals of
East High School.

A leader is one whose evaluation of
the present is the fixture of his past,
whose truth is reality, whose reality
is understanding, whose understanding is his life, whose life challenges the complacency of living.

WHO SHALL BE OUR LEADERS?

A leader is one who does not understand the limitations of his being
human. A leader is one who loves
everyone be knows and believes in
everyone be loves. A leader bas special friends - a challenge in itself.

A person that guides, a person that
leads- a leader! a simple word, everyone uses it. It's what every band
bas, what every organization wants.
It's what a person respects, what
most people wish to imitate.

A leader is one that bides his own
aspirations to fulfill the dreams of
another. A leader is one that lives
what be believes, lives because be
believes, lives that others may live
and become believers.

A leader is known mostly through

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�First row: Claudia Stein, Michelle Bishop; Secretary, Stacey Rowland; President, Roslyn Harvey; Vice President,
Rene Evans, Cindy Holmes, Heather Frazier, Revae Templin. Second row: Anita Brown, Kipp Lyle, Barbra
Norwood, Lily Yamamoto, Barbara Bruce, Pat Matthews, Karen Jones, Judy Godec, Cassie Rockwell, Lorraine
Olander, Jennifer Johnson, Becky Herlinger, Jennifer Richard. Third row: Cherie Knight, Drevvis Shoffstall,
Richard Lyford, Peter Washburn, Jackie Sharpe, Ross Nuanes, Brett Burrell. Fourth row: Leslie Milton, Lilli
Dupont, Chris White, Kirk Cohen, Jonathon Polk. Filth row: Brian Tooley, Gaunt Murdock, Jim Latsis.

DELEGATE ASSEMBLY
Delegate Assembly aids Student Council by representing the
Student Body. Meeting at least once a month, one representive
from each second hour class presents the concerns of the Student Body to the Student Council. Delegate Assembly also helps
plan and organize student functions. They are an important
part of the Student Government at East High School.

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Dancers Turn The Key To Imagination

�Angels Sing On Key With Concert Choir .
The East High Concert Choir, under the direction of Jim Guinn, is a group of talented individuals whose
concentration is on the enjoyment and performance of a variety of choral music. The choir combines
social activities such as retreats and pot lucks with performances to create a unique and well-rounded
experience.

Row 1: Jenny Larges, Dawn McCollum, Revae Templin, Kathy Oliver, Margaret Nold, Becky Eichenberger, Kelsey Baker,
Louahn Lowe, Drevvis Shoffstall, Wendy Bowers. Row 2: Valere Harris, Deborah Bichler, Claudia Muhlbauer, Christine
Grassman, Sandy Stiers, Kris Limb, Kathy McGregor, Gretchen Kahre, Missy Mitchell, Terri Smiley. Row 3: Seth Lederer, Alton
Dillard, Craig Elder, Shelby Thomas, Chris Seiler, Paul Brown, Stuart Guinn. Not Shown: Kathleen Haley, Harry LeDuke, Laura
Nelson, Anita Brown

�Angelaires

•

The Angelaires is a select group from the Concert Choir. Although their main emphasis is on jazz, the
ensemble is very versatile.

Row 1: Gretchen Kahre, Louabn Lowe, Wendy Bowers, Jim Guinn (reclining), Becky Eichenberger, Craig Elder. Row 2: Revae
Templin, Jenny Larges, Missy Mitchell, Margaret Nold, Terri Smiley, Dawn McCollum, Dave Wehner, Paul Brown, Chris Seiler.
Not Shown: Harry LeDuke

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�Row 1: Louise Toland, Natalie Barth, Laura Burt, Gail
Johnson, Lisa Kirk, Barbara Downing, Beverly Shropshire,
Susan Hall, Cathy Lopez, Sherita Hill. Row 2: Joan Rovlenchik, Stephanie Lewis, Heidi Whalen, Lorzue Richie, Karla
Miller, Joyce Hall, Evangelia Morris, Laurie Wells, Kyler
Stephensen. Row 3: Staten Fuller, Gerald Combs, Peter
Washburn, Jonthan Martin, De Wayne Jackson. Row4:John
Huffer, Randy Navarro, Leroy Jefferson, Denny Wright,
Tyrone Green, James Meadows, Robin Reed, Clark Ausler.
Not Shown: Bobby Brisco, Stephan Brown

The advanced choir consists of sophomores
and juniors who perform at school concerts. In
addition to their performances, the advanced
choir combines with the concert choir and orchestra in the performance of major choral
works. Students from this choir are selected for
membership in the Concert Choir and Angelaires.

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AdvanCe d c h Olr
e

�Row 1: Pam Pepin, Adam Goldberg, Jill Richardson. Row 2: Nina Olsen, Rob Silverberg, Victoria Kelso, Kristi Smith,
Danielle Gautier, Pam Czech, Ann Patterson, Michele Starosky, Lori Picht, Margo Clark, Stephany B rown. R ow 3: R icky
Masterson, Robin Brown, Tammy Rogers, Christy Hamilton, Kim Lambrecht, Felicia Ashby, Karen Buchanan. R ow 4:
Sarah DeMerritt, Chris Schofield, Sheri Miles, R ichard Redwine, Jeff Cramer, John Uchida, James Anderson, Milton
Norton, Robert Smith, Nick Debuyzer, Don Cheadle. Row 5: Craig Stevens, Bill Tolles, Marc Brodnax, Lizan ne Slotta,
Greg Carroll, Chris Thorne, P atsy Mosqueda, Scott Martin, Dan Axelrad, Steve McConnell, Dave Hutchinson, Ron Miles,
Jim Carter, Martin P olt, Attila Jaross, John Jones, Marcus Smith, Mark Luedke, Kirk Cohen, Sheldon J ohnson, Joh n
Brent, Steve Klinkerman. Row 6: Calvin Whaley, Dietz Ichishita, Chris Rawles. Not Shown: J. B. Schramm, Tom Bolin,
Celeste Doyle, Courtney Slaughter.

Angels Play On Key With Concert Band

Concert Band
After playing disco and rock
tunes for the football season, the
Concert Band settled down to
work on serious concert music.
The band plays a number of concerts each year plus marching in
parades and performing for the
ROTC competition. Members of
the Concert Band are also involved in the Concert Orchestra,
Jazz Ensembles, and chamber ensembles. We are proud that 23 of
our members were chosen to the
all
band.

Concert Orchestra
Among other performances the
Orchestra played the Vivaldi
Gloria with the Concert Choir at
St. Thomas Church in December.
The orchestra was also involved
in the musical Oklahoma. 15 East
musicians were chosen to the allcity orchestra.

Jazz Ensemble I
The East Jazz Ensemble rates as
one of the best in the state. The
band performed at jazz festivals
throughout the area as well as assemblies and concerts at the
school.
Jazz Ensemble 11
The second jazz ensemble is primarily a sophomore band and is a
training organization for the first
band. They perform in the fall
and spring concerts.

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Orchestra

Row 1: Pat Juniel, Margo Clark, Joe Kimmitt, Michele Starosky, Pam Pepin. Row 2: Dana Price, Elizabeth Kimmett, Carole
Phillips, Amy Feder, Kay Humphrey, Laura Nelson, Jenny Larges. Row 3: Suzy Frey, Dan Warvi, Kevin O'Neil, Laura
Landrum, Stuart Guinn, Jayme Phillips. Row 4: Mark Burkepile, Paul Berdahl, Artie Moore, Joe Carver. Not Shown: Frank
Snyder, Robert Wehner.

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�Jazz Band

•

•

Row 1:John Uchida, Adam Goldberg, Don Cheadle, Ricky Masterson, Victoria Kelso, Nina Olsen. Row 2:Phil Regas, Greg Carroll,
Steve Klinkerman, John Brent, Sheldon "Jive" Johnson, Calvin Whaley. Row 3: Craig Stevens, David Delphia, Louahn Lowe,
Artie Moore, J.B. Schramm, Martin Polt, Dave Hutchinson, Ron Miles, Steve McConnell.

Row 1:Jeff Cramer, Maurice Brown, Robin Brown, Cary King. Row 2:Calvin Whaley,
Mark Luedke, Chris Rawles. Row 3: Stuart Guinn, Cherie Knight, Bill Tolles, Dan
Axelrad, Chris Thorne, Patsy Mosqueda, Tracey Grant, Attila Jaros. Not Shown: Bobby
Brisco, Sheldon Johnson, Marcus Smith.

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�Sear, Bde Cmd

Nuanes, Bn Cmd

Stanley, Bde CSM

EAST

JROTC
Ellison, Bn XO

Davis, Bn S-1

Lowy, Bn S-2

Hall, S-3 Air

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Felecos, Bn S-3

Washington, Bn
CSG

Ellis, Bn S-4

Sparks, Bn Opt. Sgt.

Ware, P &amp; I

Reed, Bn Supply
Sgt.

�The East High School ROTC tradition is
one of the oldest and most under-rated in
our school. For the last five years a student from East has been appointed to the
position of Brigade Commander over all
other high schools. This commander is
placed in command of all nine high
schools. The 1979 Brigade Commander is
Kevin Sear.

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�LD-4
Davis, Gina
Ellison, Mario
Hall, James
Hendry, Benjamin
Sear, Kevin
LD-3
Bell, Civita
Brown, Anita
Bowman, Andre
Coleman, Laurie
Drummond, Brian
Ellis, John
Gordon, Ronnetta
McCabe, Janice
Nuanes, Vane a
Powell, Sharon
Robnett, Alan
Shockey, Amanda
Stanley, Mark
Ware, Jennifer
Yarbrough, Rodger

AIR
Agerton, Frances
Blair, Natalie
Brown, Lionel
Cole, Jacquelyn
Embry, Roderick
Felecos, Paul
Giles, Lonnie
Gordon, David
Gordon, Stephanie
Greer, Cleophus
Hammond, John
Johnson, John
Lowy, Mitchell
Luedke, Judy
LD-2
Maxwell, Edward
McDougall, Freddie
MacMichael, William
Medlock, Beverly
Nichol, Steve
Ramirez, Rosa
Redwine, Cathia
Reece, Johnna
Richie, Charles

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Rose, Tom
Steele, Robert
Thatch, Alex
Thomas, Tommy
Washington, Tracy
Williams, Ron
Wilson, Connie
Wright, Evelyn
LD-1
Barela, Nancy
Blandon, William
Blue, Scott
Boguslavsky, Vladimir
Brown, Crystal
Campbell, Maxine
Chavez, Richard
Clark, Pamela
Clark, Tonya
Cole, Lesslie
DeSantiago, Jose
Dyer, Monique
Donald, Easter
Johnson, Frederica
Lee, Ena
Lewis, Kirk
Martin, Scott
Martinez, David
Mendoza, Anna
Mitchell, Mary
Naranjo, Douglas
Nelson, Glen
Norwood, Barbara
Norwood, Margaret
Perry, Jimmy
Reed, Mark
Richie, Shirel
Richmond, Sondia
Skopinski, John
Stark, Erik
Viera, Jesus
Villagrane, Blanca
Walton, Kenneth
Weaver, Kevin
Whitfield, Joy
Williams, Joe
Whaley, Calvin
Williams, James
Zurek, Lucy

RIFLE TEAMS

�HONOR CADETS

MENS ''A'' DRILL TEAM

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�SPOTLIGHT

Row 1: Leslie Crawford, Alison Picher. Row 2: Mr. Richard Nelson (sponsor), Ann
Warner, Marti Long, Sharon Herron, Suzy Kitchen, Monica Stevens. Row 3: Roland
Bernier, Greg Martin, Ben Kates, Tom Tholen, Peter Cleworth. Not Pictured: Tyrone
Allen, Kathryn Anderson, Kenneth Smith, Hollie Wieland, Patricia Mack, Cherylyn
Jenkins, April Bartenberger, Sandy Reddic, Mary Anne Christy, Dave Collins, Anne Williams, Georgia Panagiotopoulous, Debbie Brubaker.

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�The Spotlight Staff produ~ed a paper at least
on~e a month varying
from four pages to eight
pages.

The two Editors-in~hief, Leslie Crawford
and Alison Pi~her did a
terrifi~ job organizing
the paper. Their primary responsibility was to

keep everybody ~aim
when deadlines rolled
around. In addition to
their other obligations,
Leslie served as Feature Editor while Alison served as Editorial
Editor. Other editors included Ben Kates and
Hollie Wieland, News
Page; Debbie Brubaker
and Suzy Kit~hen,
Sports Editors. The other members of the Staff

wrote intriguing stories, ranging from sassy
features to serious editorials. The s~hool was
kept very well informed with the in
depth reporting found
in the News and Sports
sections.
The sponsor fo the Spotlight, Mr. Nelson,
worked well with all
staff members.

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�Chad Haines and Erik Koeppe listen with amazement, as several Hatchets speak.

HATCHET
Jayme Phillips presents her poetry cutting of the
"Hangman."

SQUAD

FRONT ROW: Maureen Cleland, Jennifer Hampton, Chad Haines, Erik Koeppe, Jayme Phillips, Claudia Stein. MIDDLE ROW: Gina Aldrich, Mary Beaird, Adam Goldgerg, Roland Bernier, Valere Harris,
Mary Anne Christy. BACK ROW: Mr. Nelson, DeeDee Reed, John Meyer, Dave Wehner, Ben Kates, and
Ann Warn~r.

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�An oration of the Troubled Americ:an Dream is told
by Ann Warner.

John Meyer expresses the effec:ts of television upon
our soc:iety.

This year's Hatchet Squad competed very
well, with the Squad being strong in
nearly all areas. Returning Hatchets included Mary Anne Christy, Scott Randolph, DeeDee Reed, Kevin Sear, John
Wade, Ann Warner, and Dave Wehner.
The novice team was a threat in competition as well. Many fantastic performances were given by Erik Koeppe,
Chad Haines, Gina Aldrich, and others.
The variety of speeches and cuttings
made this season fun exciting. In addition the Hatchets competed in many
"out-of-town" meets. Casper, Wyoming
was the first.
Hatchets not pictured are: Shawne Ahlenius, Roland Bernier, Merry Branscombe, Leslie Crawford, Kelly Harris,
Joseph Jones, Harry Le Duke, Margaret
Nold, Tina Pagliasotti, Alison Picher,
Scott Randolph, Mary Sawyer, J.B.
Schramm, Kevin Sear, and Tom Tholen.

Mary Anne Christy portrays an alc:holic: wife in a c:utting
entitled Days of Wine and Roses.

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Leslie Burrell
David Dresen
Kelli Kercheville
Debbie Levine
Kim O'Neill

First National Bank of Denver
Department of Public Works
Theatre Under Glass
District Attorney's Office
May D&amp;F

SECOND SEMESTER
Sharon Herron
Angela Hutton

Mary Sawyer
Margaret Motz

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�The purpose of executive internship is to give students the opportunity to work with top level executives and to learn business functions from an executive standpoint.
The intern goes to high level meetings and conferences, prepares reports, conducts research, and everything else that executives have to do.
The interns have the opportunity to work with
lawyers, doctors, government workers, business
executives, and many others.
Supervising the interns at East is Mr. Cliff Olin.

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�TOP
TEN
Dana Price

It has been a

tradition at East
to recognize the
top ten
members of the
Senior class. All
ten of these
scholars have
achieved a
grade point
average of 4.3
or higher. This
grade point
average is a
cumulation of
five semesters
of hard work
and effort.
In addition to
academic
endeavors, each
participates in
varied activities
both in and out
of school. Their
interests
include
athletics, dubs,
and fine arts.

George Cooksey

Eric Jensen

Andy Motz

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�Valerie Brown

Liz Falkenberg

Rhonda Henry

Dave Hutchinson

Ron Miles

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�SENIOR SEMINAR

It's adventure;
It's learning from experience
and experiencing the best;
It's meeting people from all walks of life;
It's never having a question
that's left unanswered;
It's giving and receiving;
It's seeing a side of yourself that
you've never seen before;
It's rainbows, sunsets and moonbeams
on a desert;
It's ......... .
Senior Seminar.

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�THE KEY TO A CHANGE
IN LEARNING

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�Thespians is a theatrical organization for actors
and actresses. It provides an opportunity for creative students to enjoy the company of others with
the same interests. Thespian activities include a
talent show, masquerade party, and the culminating project, the children's show.
MEMBERS AS PICTURED ABOVE: Paul Brown, DeeDee
Reed, Kathleen Haley, Arvin Nelson, Harry LeDuke, Betsy
Boucher, Ted Pa coe, Mary Sawyer, Jenny Larges, Alice Burton, Katy Burns, Shawne Ahlenius, Craig Cline, Shelly Robinson, Kelli Kercheville, Cassie Rockwell, Louahn Lowe, Kim
O'Neill, Leslie Crawford, Mary Ann Christy, Courtney Slaughter, Margaret Nold, David Wehner, Cathy Thomas, Lin Dixon,
Edie Dulacki, Wendy Bowers, Frances Vaughn, Dewayne
Jackson, Tracy Hollister, Dawn McCollum, Matt Herlinger,
Catherine Davis, Colleen Wickham, Annie Martelon, Valerie
Harris, Lissa Sauer. OFFICERS AS PICTURED AT RIGHT:
Kathy Burns, Leslie Crawford, Craig Cline, Kelli Kercheville,
Tracy Hollister, Matt Herlinger, Dawn McCollum.

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�Kneeling: Leta Franklin,
Bridgit Jones, Joel Keys,
Laurie Coleman, Elizabeth
Pryor, Brenda Keys, Troi
Elliott, Vicki Hall. Row 2:
Robin Jernigan, Karen Goode,
Jonathan Martin, Monica
Grove, Carole Stevens, Kristel
Delph, Lynn Meagher, Katrina
Goode, Kim Scott, Roslyn
Harvey, Craig Stevens. Row 3:
Brett Hooks, Alan Webb,
Marlin Conner, Tony Webb,
Robert Martin, Victor Halley,
Patrick Alexander, Wayne
Jackson, Daryl Wilson.

F .H.A. stands for a National Organization called, "Future Homemakers of America." East High
School, as part of this national organization, is in the "Mountain
View District."
The East High School F.H.A. club
has established the title of "Concerned Young Citizens." The goal
of this organization is to help
young adults to assume their roles
in society in areas of personal
growth, family life, and community involvement. This year's objective is to develop pride in the
individual, community, and
country.
OFFICERS:
President: Drevvis Shoffstall
Vice-President: Sharon Powell
Secretary: Deidrea Worley
Treasurer: Davona Behrendsen

MEMBERS AS PICTURED: Barbara Bolts, Joyce Carroll, Mary Daniels, Davona Behrendsen, Drevvis Shoffstall, Dee Session, Linda Hundon, Pamela Clark, Laurie Walker, Sharon
Powell, Vickie Bonner, Deidrea Worley, Carla Middleton, Jamie Giron. TEACHER SPONSOR: Mrs. Gladys Ligon.

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�Row 1-Louise Toland, Beverly Sbrop hire, belly Robinson, Deva Brown, Lori Stewart,
Laura Burt, Patricia Lewis, Nadine Washington, Linda Carroll, Sandra Jones, Bridget
Jones, Dena Thompson, Linda Burrell, LaDonica Reed, Vicki Nasser, Nancy Weaver.
Row 2-Frances Agerton, Kathryn Steele, Amanda Morris, Tammi Nettles, Amanda Hall,
Shirel Richie, Sherita Hill, Denise Salls, Libby Pryor, Celia Griggs, Karen Jones, Paulette
Long, Cathy Lopez, Sandy Guyton, Kristen Barley, Ann O'Fallon, Sberri Shikles, Allyson
Weaver, Gina Aldrich, Tara Paul. Row 3- Pam Salazar, Joan Rovlenchik, Donna Gerrol,
Phyllis Howard, Robyn Kitsutaka, Yvonne Lopez, Felicia Richardson, Laurie Coleman,
Michelle Bishop, Danielle Gautier, Julie Renno, Joyce Hall, Leta Franklin, Marilyn Edwards, Stephany Brown, Megan Bradley, Jayme Phillips, Tracey Saulters. Row 4-Evelyn
Wright, Jackie Sharpe, Claudia Stein, Monica Morsher, Stacy Deuel, Cheryln Jenkins,
La Wanda Jone , Lori Walker, HeathE:r Frazier, Deanna Jones, Lisa Kirk, Staci Rowland,
Shawn Murphy, Ronnetta Gordon, Kristel Delph, Cherie Knight, Pauletta Johnson, Janice
Hill, Desiree Carrasco, Toni Richard, Pam Czech, Christy Hamilton, Mary Ann Mack,
Victoria Kelso, Jill Richardson.

As is traditional, the 1979-80
East Pep Club rose to the occasion of grouping together
to support and cheer for our
athletes. Practicing diligently, the Pep Club perfornned
at halftinne of the Honnecoming football game in October.
Other activities of the Pep
Club include: fall, winter,
and spring potlucks honoring the respective season
athletes; fund raising to earn
money for future activities;
and general attendance at all
sporting activities.

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�Row 1: Craig Elder, Mr. Stewart, Bob Johnson. Row 2: LaMont Johnston, Mile High District Representative Brad
Bendixon, Joe Archambault, Dino Packer, Malcolm White.
Row 3: Parlimentarian Tim Bryant, Victor Halley, Chuck
Grason, President Mike Valdez. Not Shown: Dan Kordiak,
Steve Rice, Kevin Deibert, Alfred Forest, Vice-President
Tammy Hampton.

Row 1:Eric Avila, Tim Campbell, Chrystal Sullivan, John Miller,
Reggie Johnson. Row 2:Richard Chavez, Sherry Vigil, Nico Ortiz,
Larry Kirsten, Steve Franklin, Tom Grogan. Row 2: Mr. Stewart,
Todd Trefz, James Cur1is, Terri Hamburg, Craig Johnson, Bob
Johnson, Steve Thomas. Not Shown: Reggie Ausler, Sandra Depperschmidt, Lisa Dixon, Secretary Anthony Martin, Keith Haggerty, Mitch Lowy, Mike Maker, Tom Quintana, Eric Seifer, Gary
Ulibarri, Blanu Villagrana, Tim Warn, Allen Webb, Karen
Young.

The Pre-Med Club
promotes obtaining
knowledge of the
field of medicine and
the supporting areas.
It is also a service organization that works
with hospitals and
patient programs in
the community. The
club's members are
Shelly Robinson, Karen Goode, Shari
White, David Jones,
and Chris White.
Mrs. Dianne Houghtaling sponsors the
club.

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�The Red Cross Youth Corps at
East, a youth service
program, believes in the
value of taking a leadership
role in improving the quality
of life in the school, the
community, nationally, and
internationally.
Row 1: Lorie Greenberg, Rob Silverberg,
Cindy Cheadle, Pat Wolfe, sponsor. Row 2:
Daisy Carruthers, sponsor, Lanice Cage, Troi
Elliot, Michelle Bishop, Alex Thatch, Clem
Hall, Robert Smith, DeWayne Jackson, Roslyn Harvey, Kevin Maiforth. Row 3: Marc
Brodnax, Brad Bendixon, Karen Goode,
Chris Gantz, John Robnett, Carole Phillips.
PRESIDENT: Michelle Bishop
VICE-PRESIDENT: Kevin Maiforth
SECRETARY: Lorie Greenberg
TREASURER: John Robnett
PUBLICITY: Karen Goode

TEACHER SPONSOR:
Mr. Escobedo
MEMBERS: Joan Baca, Pam
Guerra, Yvonne Lopez, Craig
Pena, Mike Garduno, Veronica Montoya, Steve Nichro.

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�Officers as pictured above: Jeff Carr, Sec/Treas.; Ruth Adams,
Vice-Pres.; Rachael Gordon, Pres.; Charles Keiser, Sponsor;
Deanna Hanna, Sponsor.
Members: Jackie Suess, Tammie Rodgers, Annie Patterson,
Leigh Cabell; Laura Adams, Greg Carr, Ruth Adams, Cathy
Weathersby, Rachael Gordon, John Gracey, Eric Millard, William Blandon, Martin Carabajal, Craig Rosenberg, Jeff
Cramer, Alice Barton, John Peters, Tom Munds, David Cooper,
Douglas Kindad, Dave Lettin, Maggie Chase, David Hart,
Becky Krichevsky, Kayleen McLaughlin, Kelsey Baker, Laurie Bouton, Naomi Kimura, Shari White, Ken Libonati, Paul
Berdahl, Martin Davidson, Greg Dill, Robyn Dock, Dan Isaak,
Tami Rose, Butch Enderlein, Tom Henry, Donny Wright, Randy Cuerdan, Caroline Allen, Jacki McLaughlin, Mark Goldstein.

�The members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of grade point average and
teacher recommendation. They take part in social activities such as ice-skating parties, ski trips,
dinner meetings and pot luck dinners. In addition to this, their community involvement includes
work for United Way, the Canned Food Drive and the Blood Donor Program.
MEMBERS: Shawne Ahlenius, Ada Bakogianis, Valerie Brown, Butch Barton, Jeff Chipman, Susan Chwirka, Mary
Anne Christy, Margo Clark, Stu Colby, George Cooksey, Heidi Derr, Nina Dulacki, Tracey Dunning, Lisa Espey, Liz
Falkenburg, Kurt Frankenburg, Suzanna Frey, Rhonda Henry, Matt Berlinger, Tracy Hollister, Michael Hopkins,
Cindy Holmes, Eric Jensen, Ben Kates, Chris Kinsman, Seth Lederer, Louahn Lowe, James Medina, Robby Mejia, Ron
Miles, Andy Motz, Dathel Nimmons, Jesse Ninomiya, Margaret Nold, Eric Norcross, Nina Olsen, Theresa Pena, Pam
Pepin, Alison Picher, Dana Price, Drevvis Shoffstall, Melissa Stanton, Revae Templin, Stephanie Thomas, Brian Tooley,
John Uchida, Jeri Varela, Jon Wade, David Wehner, Robert Wehner.

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Row 1: Jeff Leija, Jeanette Avila.
Row 2: Reggie Johnson, Colleen
Wickham, David Robinson, Mike
Pedrick. Row 3: Mr. Torres, Alan
Mims, David Walker, James Heid.

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�Lyne Harold cracks a dirty joke in French.

Row 1:Melanie Huff, Heather Barnhorst, Shelley Robinson, Dena Thompson. Row 2: Valere Harris, Dana Gass,
Ruth Adams, Rachael Gordon. Row 3: Mr. Shioya, Brent
Barker, Ms. Cavalletti, Chris Goss, Lyne Harold

The French Club, under the supervision of
Mr. Shioya and Ms. Cavalletti, is a very active
group. Many of their activities were concerned with the Christmas holidays. They enjoyed caroling, keeping with the traditional
French culture.

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Adian, Cheryl
Alexander, Kerry
Allen, Caroline

Allen, Ronald
Anderson, Alton
Anderson, James
Anderson, Ronzelle
Annan, Les

Araya, Yodit
Auer, Ricky
Axelrad, Dan
Baker, Kelsey
Barnes, Tom

Barnett, Jennifer
Barth, Jeanette
Barton, Alice
Beaird, Mary
Beckler, Kyle

Berdahl, Paul
Blythe, Sarah

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Bolden, Rod

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Vickie Bonner
Betsy Boucher
Laurie Bouton
Andre Bowman

Mike Braaton
Karla Brame
Luann Bravo
John Brent
Rhett Brikovskis

Marc Brodnax
Maurice Brown
Robin Brown
Stephany Brown
Troy Buckett

Steve Burkhardt
Katy Burns
Brett Burrell
Nancy Cabell
Lanice Cage

Shonda Caldwell
Theodore Calloway

Jeff Carr
Desiree Carrasco

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Catalini, Jennifer
Cavitt, Clint
Celio, Todd
Chase, Maggie

Chavez, Leroy
Cheadle, Cindy
Cheatem, Trade
Chipman, Jennifer
Clark, Pamela

Clark, Robin
Clark, Toyia
Cleworth, Peter
Coleman, Laurie
Cook, Margaret
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Cooper, David
Costello, Mark
Coxe, Julie
Cruz, James

Cruz, Lisa
Currington, Stacy

Dahlstrom, John
Dailey, Erin

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Daly, Rachel
Davidson, Martin
Davis, Jeanna
DeBuyzer, Nick

DeRose, Domica
Deitchman, Arleen
Delpapa, Timothy
Deming, Tara
Detterra, Leslie

DeWispelaere, Jeff
Dill, Greg
Dillard, Alton
Dixon, Sandra
Dock, Robyn

Drummond, Brian
Duhaime, Walt
Dunn, Sheila
Egloff, Debbie
Embleton, Dale

Espinoza, Phillip
Ewing, Peter

Feder, Amy
Flores, Cheryl

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Gallegos, Georgina
Gamble, Chandra
Gantz, Christopher
Gerschenson,
Mariann

Godec, Judy
Gonzales, Patricia
Goode, Katrina
Gordon, Ronnetta
Gould, Gordon

Graham, Steve
Grassman, Christine
Greer, William
Groff, Peter
Grossman, Alex

Guinn, Stuart
Hadley, Lisa
Haines, Chad
Hall, Clem
Hall, Vicki

Hamby, Brooke
Hampton, Jennifer

Hardiman, Robin
Hardy, Antoinette

164

�Hardy, Toni
Harris, Valere
Hart, David
Harvey, Roslyn
Hautziger, Sarah

Hayward, Sherri
Hemphill , Alan
Henson, Melly
Herbold, Greg
Herron, Sharon

Hey, Todd
Higgs, Lisa
Hite, Katie
Hoogstrate, Jenny
Hopkins, Dwayne

Hopkins, Sandra
Horsley, Betsy
Hoskins, Dave
Hostetter, Kurt
Howard, Nathann

Hundon, Linda
Hutton, Angela

Huynlt, Thinh
Ichishita, Dietz

165

�Isaak, Dan
Jackson, DeWayne
Jennings, Paulette
Johnson, Jennifer
Johnson, Michael

Johnson, Sheldon
Johnson, William
Jones, Karen
Jones, Randy
Jordan, Timothy

Jordan, Vyronda
Kahre, Gretchen
Kennedy, Lorraine
Keys, Brenda
Kimura, Naomi

Kitchen, Suzy
Klap, Thomas
Krichevsky, Becky
Landrum, Laura
Leftin, Dave

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Lewis, Patricia
Libonati, Ken

Limb, Kristina
Lizotte, Renee'

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�Long, Marti
Long, Mike
Lucero, Sam
Luedke, Judith
Lyford, Dick

MacDonald, Douglas
Mack, Patricia
Martin, Chris
Martin, Greg
Martin, Steve

Masters, Ross
Masterson, Randy
Masterson, Ricky
Mathews, Patricia
Mattern, Joe

Maxwell, James
McCoy, Debbie
McDonald, Bill
McGregor, Edward
McLain, Gail

McLaughlin, Jacki
Middleton, William

Miles, Ronald
Milsap, Sharon

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Mitchell, Jo eph
Mitchell, Melis a
Moody, Wanda
Mooney, Beverly

Moore, Marde
Morris, Stephen
Motz, Margaret
Muhlbauer, Claudia
Mulcahy, Bridget

Muller, Andrew
Munds, Tom
Nagle, Robert
Nash, Amy
Nelson, Arvin

Nelson, Paul
Nguyen, Thanh
Noda, Michael
Norwood, Margaret
Nuanes, Jack

Oakes, Skip
O'Leary, Mary

Oliver, Kathy
Page, Feleda

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�Paige, Wendall
Pang, Jin
Pascoe, Ted
Perkins, Darrell
Peterson, Lee

Phillips, Carole
Picht, Lori
Platt, Jennifer
Preblud, Kevin
Quintana, Andy

Randolph, Scott
Reed, Deleda
Rhine, Kate
Richie, Shirel
Riggs, Glynda

Roberts, Richard
Robinson, Mariano
Robnett, John
Roel, Erlinda
Romero, Andrew

Rosenberg, Craig
Rountree, Laneze

Rowland, Stad
Sander, Charlene

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�Sawyer, Mary
Schmidt, Renate
Schofield, Sondra
Scott, Kimberly
Seney, Renee

Session, Dee
Shepard, Debora
Shikles, Sherri
Silverberg, Rob
Skaife, Becky

Smiley, Terri
Smith, Carole
Smith, Kristi
Smith, Robert
Snyder, Frank

Spero, Clyde
Stacey, Jenny
Stanley, Mark
Stark, Erik
Stark, Felicia

Stearns, Shanna
Stevens, Carole

Stevens, Jenni
Stiers, Sandy

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�Stoffel, Eric
Stribling, Gary
Struble, Laurie
Strunk, Elizabeth
Sullivan, Chrystal

Taylor, Anne
Taylor, Josh
Tellinghuisen, Lori
Tholen, Tom
Thomas, Cathy

Trumbule, Valerie
Urban, Irene
Vaden, William
Van Velkinburg,
Iris
Wade, Daniel

Waines, Latanya
Walsh, Maribeth
Ware, Jennifer
Warner, Ann
Washington, Tracy

Watson, Leo
White, Chris

White, Delois
White, Sharee

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Wild, Becky
Wilkerson, Jennifer
Williams, Paul
Winslow, Lawana

Wright, Lois
Wright, Tamara
York, Joyce
Young, Pari
Zirkelbach, Albert

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A diligent student at work.

Don't take my picture!

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I'm ready if you are.

I think it's time we got down to business.

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Allen, Elizabeth

Allen, Tony

Alonzo, Hedor

Anastos, Steve

Anhuleta,
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Ashby, Feleda

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Burrell, Linda

Burton, William

Butler, Joe

Butterfield, Brad

Carroll, Linda

Chapman, John

Cheadle, Don

Cheng, David

Childress, Kevin

Christy, Peter

Clark, Tonya

Clymer, Lizz

Cohen, Kirk

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Cooper, Ben

Cuerden, Randy

Cunningham,
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Currie, Theresa

Czec:h, Pam

Damore, N anc:y

Davis, Andy

Davis, Teresa

Delph, Kristel

Delphia, David

DeMerrit, John

Derr, Kirsten

Deuel, Stac:ey

Dhonau, Dan

Dol, Galen

Downing,
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Dudley, Pamela

Dulac:ki, Edith

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Embleton, Pat

Enderlein, Butc:h

Espinoza,
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Farner, Eric:

Fedde, Chris

Foley, Patric:k

Fran lin, Leta

Florez, Joe

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Freeburn, Mike

Fuller, Staten

Gallegos, Paula

Garda, Joe

Gautier, Danielle

Gerrol, Donna

Glivar, Joan

Goldberr, Adam

Gonzales, Steve

Gordon, Rachael

Gordon,
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Gornell, Mollv

Gould, Shrne

Gracev. John

Graham, Laurie

Grant, Tracey

Greenberg, Lori•

Greenblatt, Andy

Greer, Cleophus

Grissom, Cullen

Grossman,
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Guerra, Pam

Guerrero, Maria

Guyton, Sandy

Hall, Amanda

Hall, Joyce

Hall, Susan

Halpern,
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Hartfield, Aaron

Hawkins, Patrica

Haynes, Helena

Heiland, Ken

Herlinger, Becky

Herrera, Diane

Heron, Scott

Hill, Janice

Hill, Sherita

Hodge, Janet

Hodge, Ruben

Holle, Greg

Holmes, Brian

Hope, Sullivan

Hopkins, Ruth

Hora, Sherry

Huff, Melanie

Huffer, John

Hundon, Mark

Innes, Phillip

Isaak, Dan

Jackson, Quimby

Janulewicz, Rick

Jecminek,
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Johnsen, John

Johnson,
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Johnson, Jay

Johnson,
Pauletta

�Jones, Bridgit

Jones, David

Jones, Sandra

Joyce, Maria

Kane, Paul

Keeler, Linda

Kelso, Victoria

Keys, Joel

Kilfoyle, Susan

Kimmett,
Elizabeth

Kincaid, Doug

Kirk, Lisa

Kitsutaka, Robyn

Klein, Beth

Knight, Cherie

Knudson, Amy

Koeppe, Erik

Konkol, Steve

Kreck, Kevin

Kregarman,
Debbie

Lambrecht, Kim

Latsis, George

Lewis, Stephanie

Libonati, Bo

Liggitt, Dave

Lindsey, Craig

Long, Paulette

Lopez, Cathy

McGuire, Mike

Mcintosh,
Rhonda

183

�184

Mack, Mary Ann

MacMichael,
William

Madsen, Steve

Malone,
Raymond

Maluncu, Patrick

Martelon, Deana

Martin. John

Martine, Lyle

Martinez, Gary

Massanet, Joseph

Mastrude, Dale

Mate, Aaron

Mattern, Mike

Meadows, James

Meacher, Lynn

Medlock, Beverly

Mejia, Marcaret

Miles, Shari

Miller, Bill

Miller, Karla

Miller, Terry

Moore, Artie

Moore, Michaele

Morris, Amanda

Morscber,
Monica

Mosqueda, Oralia

Mun, Yon

Murphy, Sean

Murphy, Shawn

Nasser, Vicki

�Navarro, Randy

Nelson, Glenn

Nettles, Tammie

Nit:hol, Steve

Norman,
Evanalie

Norman, Ned

Nuanes, Ross

Nubine, Lily

O'Fallon, Ann

Ortiz, Louis

Pagliasotti, Tina

Patterson, Ann

Paul, Tara

Payne, Sandy

Pena, Craig

Pepin, Todd

Perlmutter,
Laura

Perry, Patrit:k

Peterson,
Jeanette

Peterson, John

Phillips, Jayme

Phoenix, Joe

Pittam, Mike

Pont:e, Vit:

Rawles, Chris

Reavey, Robert

Redwine, Cathia

J
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Wendolyn

Print:e, Gianette

Ramirez,
Salvador

185

�186

Reece, Johnna

Reed, Ladonica

Regas, Philip

Renno, Julie

Rhone, James

Richardson, Jill

Richmond,
Sondia

Richter, Richard

Robertson, Don

Robinson,
Shelley

Rodgers, Tammy

Rogers, Kristin

Rose, Steve

Rose, Tami

Rovlenchik, Joan

Salazar, Pam

Salls, Denise

Saucier, Michael

Schlagel, Bruce

Schmidt,
Christina

Schramm, J.B.

Scott, Gerald

Scott, Lisa

Seney, Neil

Sharpe, Jackie

Shropshire,
Beverly

Simpson, Tony

Sims, Ken

Sinopoli, Paul

Skidmore,
Christy

�Smith, Hilbert

Smittick, Lorne

Steele, Kathryn

Stein, Claudia

Steuart, Julie

Stewart, Lori

Suazo, Davina

Syptak, Kim

Telles, Arthur

Thiel, Shelly

Thompson, Dena

Thompson,
Patricia

Thorne, Chris

Thorne, Michael

Toland, Louise

Trampe, Kim

VanNortwick,
Kris

Vicars, Robert

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Walker, Elliot

Walker, Melva

Walker, Trent

Ward, David

Warvi, Daniel

Washburn, Peter

Washington,
Nadine

Weaver, Allyson

Weaver, Nancy

Weaver, Teresa

Wells, Laurie

187

�Whalen, Heidi

Wright,
Dennison

188

Whitworth,
Barry

Williams, Danny

Williams, Ron

Wuthier, Julie

Yamamoto, Lily

Zavilla, Cyndi

Wilson, Connie

Worley, Deidrea

�Signe Gould says, "You mean there's more?"

But Rome wasn't built in a day.

Oh, come on!

Unhand me, you fiend!

189

�Kirsten Derr gives the evil eye ..

and Claudia Stein gives it back.

Pat Malongu wonders "How am I supposed to know?"

Butch Enderlein

190

a shake-aholic?

�Brian Holmes

.. Tammy Dean?!

I'm so pretty, oh so pretty!

Cheers!

That's Pauletta!

191

�EDUCATORS

��Few institutions are untouched
by the relentless force of
change. By thoughtful adaptation to contemporary social
changes and by employing appropriate knowledge, schools
can provide students with the
abilities and skills to live rich
and full life. This then is East
High School.
John J. Astuno
Principal

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�Edward Calloway-Assistant Principal

Wanda D. Taylor-Assistant Principal in Charge

David R. Strodtman-As istant Principal

195

�Harry Achziger-Student Activities
Margaret Bailey-German/ Spanish
Malcolm Bauman-Senior Seminar
Curtis Bedore-Math
Elsa Berger-Math

Jerome Riffle-Counseling
James Bloomfield-Science
Warren Boatright-Math
Donald Bobb-Science
Madelyn Braverman-English

196

�Jay Breen-Socia! Worker
Ted Brucker-SIEBD
Daisy Carruthers-liE
Mary Cavalletti-English/ French
Lisa Cheney-Phys Ed

Gene Cisneros-Boys Phys Ed
Allen Clerihue-Art
Roger Craig-Student Advisor
Pollard Dahms-Business Ed
Lawrence Daniel-English

197

�Catherine Davis-English/ Drama
Walter Day-ROTC
Jacquelyn Dean-Girls Phys Ed
Rhoda Dean-Counseling
Claudia Deasy-English

Phyllis Denny-Counseling
Tom Ellison-Math
Arturo Escobedo-Counseling
Mack Fair-Science
Sheila Feeney-Social Studies

198

�Marie Filson-IIE
Eleanor Flatow-Counselor
Judy Fruland-Advisor
Dorothy Fuller-English
Patricia Gatewood-Social Studies

Jacquelyne Goelz-Business Education
Lewis Greenlee-Social Studies
James Guinn-Music
Linda Hample-IPCD
Deanna Hanna-Nurse

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�Frederick Herr-Mathematics
Alan Hodges-Physical Education
James Hoops-Mathematics
Diane Haugtaling-HH Workstudy
Farrel Howell- cience

Ashley Hudson-Industrial Education
Robert Hussey-Social Studie
John Jackson-Library
Patricia Johnson-English
Sara Katz-Social Studies

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Charles Keiser-Mathematics
John LeVar-11 Mathematirs

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Gladys Ligon-Home Eronomics

James London-Seminar
Eva Love-Science
Roger Lundeen-Programmer
Bill McGinnis-~Iathematics
Janet McNeill-English

201

�Linda Matarrese-IIE
Albert Metcalf-Science
Harlan Miller-Industrial Ed.
Ronald Miller-Social Studies
Virginia Minick-Spanish

Richard Nelson-English
Phil Neuhalfen-Media Center
Gerald Noonan-Music
Gerard Noonan-Social Studies
Cliff Olin-Phys. Ed./Driver's Ed.

202

�Ruth Oppenheim-Science
Eleanor Pearson-Librarian
Carolyn Plummer-Senior Seminar
Richard Rasmussen-Social Studies
Joan Rudel-Business Ed.

Kathy Russ-Physical Ed.
Richard Schraeder-Math
Carl Selles-SIEBD
Woodrow Senier- Industrial Ed.
Robert Simpson-Hold Youth

203

�Milton Shioya-French
Willard Smith-PUSH/ EXCEL
Carle Stearns-Physical Ed.
Herbert Stewart-Industrial Ed.
Lloyd Storey

GM-ROTC

Richard Strickland-Science
Tia Tafoya-Art

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Lloyd Torres-Industrial Ed.
Dianne Tramutola-Hold Youth
Evva Vickers-English

�Alice Weed- Seminar
Ruth Whiteside-HH
Annie Wickliffe-SLIC
Patricia Wolfe-liE
Willard Wyatt-LTC ROTC

Emil Zeigler-Senior Seminar
Linda Arnold-Tutor
Jerry Newfield-Tutor
Babara Spaulding-Tutor

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Willanor Caten, Counselin~t Clerk

Edna Knoll, Library Clerk
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Kay Logan, Attendance Clerk

�Eva Smith, Main Office Clerk

Mary Clare Taylor, Pupil Services Clerk

STAFF
Linda Teachout. Records Clerk

Zadean Wilcox, Programming Clerk

Linda Williams, Requisitions Clerk
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clamberg, Lois Manual.

SECURITY- Marie Bodison

SECURITY- Otis Jones

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Hiler, Roberta Early, Walterine Stribling, Katherine Joy.

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Sena, Eloy Muniz, Bob Cruz. Front Row- Baltimore Padron, Neva Dacca, carlet
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Everyday
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�INDEX
SENIORS
Aboulian, Kai; 22, 52, 124
Abbott, Carrie; 124
Ablenius, Sbawne; 49, 114,
120 124
Abn, Sung; 124
Aldrich, Harold; 124
Alie, Steven; 124
Allen, Jennifer; 124
Allen, Ronald; 160
Anderson, Willie; 124
Angelo, Paul; 124
Armas, Mary; 124
Armendariz, Linda; 124
Ashby, Tad; 125
Ausler, Reginald; 117, 125
A vii a, Eric; 117
Bakogianis, Ada; 120, 125
Barber, Alex; 26, 125
Barker, Brent; 121, 125
Barlow, Lasban; 125
Barrett, Herman; 37, 74, 85,
89, 91, 125
Barton, Walter; 54, 74,120,
125
Beadle, Michael; 22, 125
Bebrendsen, Davona; 115,
125,223,224
Bendixen, Bradley; 26, 117,
118
Bennett, Elizabeth; 29, 126,
222, 224
Berardini, Mark; 126
Bernier, Roland; 104, 106,
126
Bernstein, Jo; 126
Bishop, Carla; 126
Bishop, Kristi; 73, 126
Bishop, Michelle; 4&lt;1, 81, 90,
91, 92, 116, 118, 126
Bi bop, Terri; 73, 126
Bocciarelli, Bradford; 126
Boucher, Paul; 126
Bowers, Wendy; 94, 95, 114
Bradley, William; 22
Brame, Cheryl; 126
Branscombe, Meredith; 83,
127
Brent, Susan; 70, 127
Bridges, Cameron; 127
Brown, Anita; 92, 127
Brown, Paul; 49, 81, 94, 95,
114, 127
Brown, Valerie; 34, 111, 120,
127
Brubaker, Debra; 73, 127
Bruce, Barbara; 30, 92, 127,
222, 224
Bryant, Timothy; 117, 127
Burrell, Leslie; 127
Campbell, David; 74, 127
Carroll, Gregory; 97, 99, 128
Carroll, Joyce; 115, 128
Carter, Karen; 128
Castleberry, Caren; 128
Chase, Michele; 128
Chavez, Richard; 117
Chipman, Jeffery; 54, 120,
128

218

Christy, Mary Anne; 81, 82,
106, 110, 114, 120, 128
Cbwirka, Susan; 120
Clark, Carla; 128
Clark, George; 128
Clark, Margaret; 97, 98, 120,
128
Clark, Wendi; 128
Clarke, Peggy; 56, 70, 129
Cline, Craig; 49, 81, 114, 129
Colby, Stuart; 22, 120, 129,
222, 224
Colegrove, Abigail; 129
Conner, Marlin; 52, 74, 115
Cooksey, George; 26, 110,
120, 129
Craft, Carolyn; 129
Crawford, Leslie; 49, 81, 104,
114, 129
Davis, Gina; 100, 129
Davis, Katherine, 114
Dean, Tamara; 129
Deibert, Kevin; 129
DeLeon,Josepb;29,64,65
Delphia, Timothy; 129
DeMerritt, Sarah; 97, 130
Derr, Heidi; 30, 73, 120, 130,
222, 224
Dixon, David; 60, 130
Doane, Martin; 130
Doyle, David; 130
Dresen, David; 130
Dulacki, Nina; 70, 120, 130
Dunning, Tracy; 120, 130
Edmonds, Sylvin; 130
Eichenberger, Rebecca; 87,
94, 95, 130
Elder, Craig; 9&lt;1, 95, 117
Elliott, Troi; 115, 118, 130
Ellis, John; 100, 131
Ellison, Mario; 100
Espey, Lisa; 120, 131
Evans, Kenneth; 26, 131
Evans, Kevin; 131
Evans, Rebecca; 131
Falkenberg, Elizabeth; 30,
73, 111, 120, 131
Farland, Wendy; 46, 85, 131
Farmer, Lalana; 131
Faulding, Denise; 40, 131
Fiscus, Bradley; 131
Flerry, Bethea; 131
Frankenburg, Kurt; 54, 116,
120, 131, 132, 222, 224
Franklin, Steve: 117, 132
Frey, Suzanna; 120, 132
Fujii, Kathy; 132
Giron, Jamie; 115, 132
Godec, Monty; 32, 132
Goick, Cristin; 132
Gomez, Joan; 132
Goode, Karen; 85, 115, 118,
132
Gordon, Seth; 132
Greenberg, Carolyn; 132
Grogan, James; 117
Grove, Monica; 115, 133
Guerra, Marco; 37, 74, 133
Haggerty, Keith; 117
Hahn, Westen; 36, 133

Halley, Victor; 115, 117
Halverson, Wendi; 29, 133
Hampton, Jeffery; 133
Hampton, Tammy; 133
Hansen, Lisa; 133
Harms, Robert; 133
Haubencbild, Deborah; 133
Haynes, Donald; 26, 133
Haynes, LeAnn; 85, 133
Hendershot, Susan; 134
Hendry, Benjamin; 26, 134
Henry, Rhonda; 90, 91, 111,
120, 134
Berlinger, Matthew; 81, 114,
120, 134
Herron, Michael; 60, 134
Hodges, Rob; 134
Hoffman Patricia; 134
Hollister, Tracey; 49, 81, 114,
120, 134
Holmes, Angela; 34, 56, 85,
134
Holmes, Cynthia; 40, 44, 45,
73, 92, 120, 134, 223, 224
Holmes, Rhonda; 135
Hooks, Brett; 115
Hopkins, Michael; 54, 85,
120, 135
Hristopoulas, Hristos; 135
Huckfeldt, Claire; 135
Hudspeth, Pamela; 135
Hudspeth, Paula; 135
Hurwitz, Ellen; 135
Hutchinson, David; 97, 99,
111, 135
Hutt, Krystal; 135
Iverson, Felton; 135
Jackson, Wayne; 60, 85, 114,
115, 135
Jakopanab, Sbaurow; 136
Jefferson, Byron; 26, 136
Jenkins, Cberlyn; 116, 136
Jensen, Eric; 22, 110, 120,
136
Jernigan, Robin; 65, 115, 136
Johnson, Craig; 117
Johnson, Fredric; 136
Johnson, Reginald; 117, 120
Johnson, Robert; 117
Johnston, Lamont; 117
Jones, David; 136
Joseph, Sara; 136
Kates, Ben; 22, 104, 106, 116,
120, 136
Keliibolokai, Stephen; 26, 44,
60,74
Kelly, Debra; 136
Kercbeville, Kelli; 81, 114,
136
Kimmett, Joseph; 97, 137
Kincaid, Karen; 137
Kinsman, Chris; 32, 120, 137
Kircbbof, Chris; 137
Kircbbof, Julia; 56, 137
Klinkerman, Steve; 97, 99,
137
Konkol, Mary; 137
Lacey, Debra; 137
Lackey, Brian; 137
Larges, Jennifer; 81, 94, 95,

98, 114, 137
Latsis, James; 22, 85, 92, 137
Lavington, Steve; 137
Leali, Nanette; 138
Lederer, Seth; 94, 120, 138
LeDuke, Harry; 49, 74, 81,
114, 138
Lopez, Yvonne; 73, 91, 116,
118, 138
Lowe, Louabn; 94, 95, 99,
114, 120, 138
Lowy, Mitchell; 100, 117, 138
Lynch, Cheryl; 40, 138
Mack, Sheila; 138
Maifortb, Kevin; 118, 139
Martelon, Douglas; 139
Martin, Anthony; 117
Martinez, David; 139
McCollum, Dawn; 81, 9&lt;1, 95,
114, 139
McCrea, Bobbie; 139
McGhee, Carmella; 139
McGregor, Kathy; 94, 139
McLaughlin, Kayleen; 139
McNeill, Paul; 139
Medina, James; 29, 81, 120,
139
Mejia, Robert; 32, 120, 139
Meyer, John; 36, 74, 106, 140
Middleton, Carla; 115, 140
Miles, Ron; 32, 51, 97, 99,
111, 120, 140
Miller, John; 117
Milsap, Cheryl; 140
Mitchell, Andre; 140
Monley, Sarah; 140
Motz, Herman; 26, 85, 110,
120,140
Mundt, Marshall; 140
Murdock, Gaunt; 26, 53, 92,
140
Murray, Kathleen; 140
Nelson, Laura; 98, 140
Nilsson, Inger; 141
Nimmons, Datbel; 37, 56,
120,141
Ninomiya, Jesse; 120, 141
Nold, Margaret; 81, 94, 95,
114, 120, 141
Norcross, Eric; 74, 120, 141,
223, 224
Novin, Farzad; 23, 141
Nuanes, Scott; 32, 52, 141
Nuanes, Vanessa; 100, 141
Nuecbterlein, Lois; 141
Olander, Christopher; 141
Olsen, Nina; 97, 99, 120, 141
O'Neill, Kim; 81, 114, 142
Packer, Dino; 117
Pagliasotti, Michael; 142
Panagiotopoulous, Georgia;
142
Pappas, Sam; 142
Pena, Theresa; 89, 91, 120,
142
Pepin, Pam; 97, 98, 120, 142
Peters, John; 36, 142
Pettes, Jacquelyn; 40
Phillips, Barclay; 22, 44, 142,
222, 224

�Picher, Alison; 73, 104, 120,
142
Pitts, James; 36, 142
Polk, Jonathan; 92
Poonsirikul, Sombat; 142
Powell, Sharon; 115, 143
Powell, Sheryl; 143
Pogzeba, Michael; 65, 143
Prather, Melody; 143
Price, Dana; 32, 75, 97, 110,
120
Pryor, Elizabeth; 111, 115
Pytell, Katie; 143
Quiat, Matthew; 143
Ramirez, Cathy; 143
Ray, Kevin; 143
Reddic, Sandy; 26, 44, 143
Reece, Sherri; 143
Reeves, Paul; 143
Reum, Stephen; 144
Reynolds, James; 144
Rice, Steven; 144
Richard, Jennifer; 44, 92,
144
Richie, Gene; 144
Riesenman, Amy; 144
Rogers, Kimberly; 144
Roy, Lola; 144
Roybal, Lisa; 144
Russey, David; 26
St. John, Anne; 144
Sauer, Lisa; 81, 114, 144
Schofield, Christina; 97
Sear, Kevin; 83, 100, 145
Sheehan, Mary; 145
Sheffield, Cathy; 145
Shoffstall, Drevvis; 92, 94,
115, 120, 145
Simmons, Tonya, 145
Slaughter, Cortney; 81, 90,
91, 97, 114, 145
Slotta, Lizann; 97, 145
Stanton, Melissa; 30, 40, 44,
120, 145
Starosky, Michelle; 97, 98,
145
Stevens, Craig; 89, 91, 97, 99,
115, 145
Stevenson, Monica; 104, 145
Steuart, Sheryl; 146
Stewart, Richard; 60, 146
Suazo, Elvera; 146
Sutherland, Lori; 146
Takatsuka; Gregory; 32, 146
Tashima, Wakako; 146
Templin, Revae; 29, 81, 92,
94, 95, 120, 146
Thatch, Alex; 26, 44, 45, 53,
118
Thayer, Wendy; 146
Thomas, Shelby; 94, 146
Thomas, Stephanie; 40, 44,
88, 91, 120, 146
Thompson, Laurie; 146
Tiehen, John; 147
Timmons, Della; 147
Tolles, William; 97, 99
Tooley, Brian; 92, 120, 147
Touris, John; 147
Tucker, Scott; 147
Uchida,John;97,99, 120
Ulibarri, Jesse; 147
Vaughn, Frances; 114
Varela, Jeri; 120, 147
Vigil, Sherry; 147

Villagrana, Blanca; 117
Viveros, Amelia; 147
Wade, Jonathon; 3, 120, 147
Walsh, Angela; 147
Ward, Robin; 148
Weathersby, Cathy; 148
Webb, Alan; 60, 115, 117
Webb, Anthony; 26, 115, 148
Wehner, David; 44, 81, 88,
91,95, 106,114,120,148
Wehner, Robert; 29, 52, 65,
120, 148
West, Stephen; 148
White, Malcolm; 117
Williams, Anne; 32, 148
Woodruff, Jeff; 148
Wortham, Wanda; 148
Zervos, Stratis; 148

JUNIORS
Abbott, Sherri; 160
Adams, Laura; 73, 119, 160
Adian, Cheryl; 160
Alexander, Kerry; 160
Alexander, Patrick; 74, 115
Alkire, Vance; 32
Allen, Carolyn; 160
Allen, Ronald; 160
Anderson, Alton; 52, 160
Anderson, James; 52, 97, 160
Anderson, Ronzelle; 160
Annan, Lesley; 160
Araya, Yodit; 160
Archambault, Joseph; 117
Auer, Eugene; 160
Avila, Jeanette; 120
Axelrad, Daniel; 97, 99, 160
Baker, Kelsey; 94, 160
Barnes, Tom; 160
Barnett, Jennifer; 160
Barth, Jeanette; 160
Barton, Alice; 114, 160
Beaird, Mary; 90, 91, 106, 160
Beckler, Kyle; 30, 56, 70, 78,
160
Berdahl, Paul; 26, 74, 78, 98,
160
Bichler, Debra; 94
Bishop, Tracy; 34
Blythe, Sarah; 30, 78, 81, 160
Boguslavsky, Vladimir; 160
Bolden, Roderick; 26, 160
Bond, Peter; 26, 160
Bonner, Vickie; 115, 160
Boucher, Elizabeth; 70, 114,
160
Bouton, Laurie; 73, 160
Bowman, Andre; 160
Braaton, Mike; 160
Brame, Karla; 160
Brent, John; 97, 99, 160
Brikovskis, Rhett; 160
Brodnax, Marc; 26, 60, 78,
97, 118, 160
Brown, Maurice; 99, 160
Brown, Robin; 97, 99, 160
Brown, Stephany; 89, 91, 97,
116, 160
Buckett, Troy; 160
Burkhardt, Steven; 32, 160
Burns, Catherine; 114, 160
Burrell, Brett; 92, 160

Byrd, Dwayne; 37, 60
Cabell, Nancy; 160
Cage, Lanice; 30, 40, 78, 118,
160
Caldwell, Shonda; 160
Calloway, Theodore; 74, 160
Campbell, Timothy; 117
Carr, Jeff; 36, 119, 160
Carrasco, Desiree; 116, 160
Carter, Billy; 160
Carter, James; 97
Catalini, Jennifer; 162
Cavitt, Clint; 162
Celio,Todd;22, 162
Chase, Maggie; 34, 70, 162
Chavez, James; 162
Cheadle, Cynthia; 118, 162
Cheatem, Tracie; 162
Chipman, Jennifer; 30, 73,
162
Clark, Pamela; 115, 162
Clark, Robin; 30, 162
Clark, Toyia; 162
Cleworth, Peter; 104, 162
Coleman, Laurie; 90, 91, 115,
116, 162
Collins, David; 26
Cook, Margaret; 81, 82, 162
Cooley, Elizabeth; 162
Cooper, David; 22, 162
Costello, Mark; 22, 162
Coxe, Julia; 34, 56, 162
Cramer, Jeff; 97, 99
Cruz, James; 162
Cruz, Lisa; 162
Currington, Stacy; 162
Dahlstrom, Eric; 162
Dailey, Erin; 73, 162, 223,
224
Dalbey, Doug; 163
Daly, Rachel; 163
Daniels, Mary; 115
Davidson, Martin; 26, 52, 163
Davis, Jeana; 56, 163
DeBuyzer, Nicholas; 60, 97,
163
Deitchman, Arleen; 163
Delpapa, Timothy; 163
Deming, Tara; 163
Derose, Dominic; 163
Dettera; Leslie; 163
Dewispelaere, Jeffrey; 26,
54, 163
Dill, Gregory; 163
Dillard, Alton; 94, 163
Dixon, Lisa; 117
Dixon, Sandra; 163
Dock, Robyn; 163
Doyle, Celeste; 97
Drummond, Brian; 163
Duhaime, Walter; 37, 54, 74,
163, 223, 224
Dunn, Shelia; 163
Egloff, Deborah; 163
Embleton, Dale; 23, 54, 65,
163
Espinoza, Phillip; 163
Evans, Cheryl; 40, 92
Ewing, Peter; 163
Feder, Amy; 98, 163
Felecos, Paul; 100
Flores, Cheryl; 163
Franklin, Debra; 164
Gallegos, Georgiann; 56, 164
Gamble, Chandra; 164

Gantz, Christopher; 26, 74,
78, 118, 164
Godec, Judy; 29, 92, 164, 223,
224
Goldstein, Mark; 32
Gonzales, Patricia; 164
Goode, Katrina; 115, 164
Gordon, Ronnetta; 164
Gould, Gordon; 164
Graham, Steven; 164
Grassman, Christine; 94, 164
Grayson, Chuck; 117
Greer, William; 164
Griggs, Celia; 116
Groff, Peter; 36, 164
Grossman, Alex; 37, 54, 164
Guinn, Stuart; 23, 81, 94, 98,
99, 164
Hadley, Lisa; 164
Haines, Chad; 83, 106, 164
Haley, Kathleen; 83, 114
Hall, Vicki; 115, 164
Hall, Clem; 26, 60, 164, 118
Hamburg, Therese; 30, 117
Hamby, Brooke; 164
Hampton, Jennifer; 83, 106,
164
Hardiman, Robin; 164
Hardy, Antoinette; 164, 165
Harris, Valere; 81, 94, 106,
114, 121, 165
Hart, David; 26, 52, 165
Harvey, Roslyn; 40, 78, 92,
115, 118, 165
Hautzinger, Sarah; 73, 165
Hayward, Sherri; 165
Hemphill, Alan; 165
Henson, Melly; 165
Herbold, Gregory; 165
Herron, Sharon; 165, 104
Hey, Todd; 165
Higgs, Lisa; 165
Hill, Andrew; 22, 23
Hite, Katie; 70, 165, 223, 224
Holmes, Teresa; 34
Hoogstrate, Jennifer; 29, 75,
81,91,165
Hopkins, Dwayne; 165
Hopkins, andra; 165
Horsley, Betsy; 165
Hoskins, David; 165
Hostetter, Kurt; 165
Howard, Nathaniel; 26, 52,
165
Hundon, Linda; 115, 165
Hutton, Angela; 165
Huynh, Thinh; 165
Ichishita, Dietz; 97, 165
Isaak, Daniel; 166, 183
Jackson, DeWayne; 26, 60,
74, 96, 118, 165
Jennings, Paulette; 166
Johnson, Jennifer; 92, 166
Johnson, Michael; 166
Johnson, Sheldon; 99, 166
Johnson, William; 166
Jones, John; 26, 97
Jones, Karen; 92, 166
Jones, Randy; 166
Jordan, Timothy; 166
Jordan, Vyronda; 56, 166
Kahre, Gretchen; 95, 166
Keliiholokai, William; 26, 74
Kennedy, Lorraine; 166
Keys, Brenda; 29, 115, 166

219

�Kimura, Naomi; 73, 166
Kitchen, Susan; 104, 166
Klap, Thomas; 167
Leftin, Dave; 166
Lewis, Patricia; 116, 166
Libonati, Kenneth; 26, 60,
166
Limb, Kristina; 94, 166
Lizotte, Renee; 166
Long, Martha; 164, 167
Luedke, Judith; 167
Lyford, Richard; 22, 92, 167
Lyle, Kipp; 30, 73, 81, 92
MacDonald, Douglas; 167
Mack, Patricia; 81, 167
Martin, Christine; 29, 46, 167
Martin, Gregory; 104, 167
Martin, Steven; 167
Masterson, Randall; 167
Masterson, Ricky; 97, 99, 167
Mathews, Patricia; 92
Mattern, Joey; 167
Maxwell, James; 167
McConnell, Steven; 97, 99
McCoy, Debra; 167
McDonald, William; 167
McGregor, Edward; 167
McLain, Gail; 167
McLaughlin, Jacki; 73, 167
Middleton, William; 167
Milan, Kevin; 26, 74
Miles, Ronald; 167
Milsap, Sharon; 167
Milsap, Shelia; 40, 168
Mims, Allen; 117, 120
Mitchell, Joseph; 168
Mitchell, Melissa; 94, 95, 168
Moody, Wanda; 168
Mooney, Beverly; 168
Moore, Marcelene; 73, 168
Morris, Stephen; 65, 168
Motz, Margaret; 168
Muhlbauer, Claudia; 81, 94,
168
Mulcahy, Bridgett; 168
Muller, Andrew; 168
Munds, Thomas; 168
Murane, Edward; 52
Nagle, Robert; 168
Nash, Amy; 30, 168, 222, 224
Nelson, Arvin; 49, 54, 74, 114
Nelson, Paul; 168
Nguyen, Thanh; 168
Noda, Michael; 22, 168
Norton, Milton; 26, 74, 90,
91, 97
Norwood, Barbara; 92
Norwood, Margaret; 168
Nuanes, Jack; 168
Oakes, Donald; 168
Olander, Lorraine; 73, 92
O'Leary, Mary;30, 168
Oliver, Kathy; 30, 73, 81, 94,
168
Ortiz, Nico; 117
Page, Felicia; 168
Paige, Wendell; 169
Pang, Jin; 169
Pascoe, Ted; 26, 81, 114, 169
Pedrick, Michael; 120
Perkins, Darrell; 169
Peterson, Lee; 169
Phillips, Carole; 98, 118, 169
Picht, Lori; 97, 169
Platt, Jennifer; 75, 169

120

Polt, Martin; 97, 99
Preblud, Kevin; 78, 90, 91,
169, 223, 224
Quintana, Andrew; 74, 169,
223, 224
Quintana, Thomas; 117
Randolph, Scott; 26, 83, 169
Reed, Delecia; 49, 78, 83, 89,
91, 106, 114, 169
Reed, Mark; 100
Rhine, Catherine; 169
Richie, Shire!; 169
Riggs, Glynda; 169
Roberts, Richard; 169
Robinson, David; 120
Robinson, Mariann; 169
Robnett, John; 74, 118, 169
Rockwell, Cassie; 49, 73, 92,
114
Roe), Erlinda; 169
Romero, Andrew; 37, 11, 169
Rosenberg, Craig; 169
Rountree, Laneze; 34, 56, 169
Rowland, Staci; 49, 91, 92,
169
Sander, Charlene; 169
Sawyer, Mary; 81, 114, 170
Schmidt, Renate; 30, 73, 170
Schofield, Sondra; 170
Scott, Kimberley; 81, 115, 170
Seiler, Christopher; 94, 95
Seney, Renee; 70, 170
Session, Demetra; 115, 170
Shepard, Debora; 170
Shikles, Sherri; 170
Silverberg, Robin; 97, 118,
110
Skaife, Becky; 34, 56, 170
Smiley, Terri; 94, 95, 170
Smith, Carole; 170
Smith, Christy; 97
Smith, Kristi; 170
Smith, Robert; 26, 52, 78, 97,
118
Snyder, Frank; 26, 170
Spero, Clyde; 65, 170
Stacey, Jenny; 29, 170
Stanley, Mark; 37, 54, 74, 89,
91, 100, 170
Stark, Erik; 65, 170
Stark, Felicia; 170
Stearns, Shanna; 30, 170
Stevens, Carol; 115, 170
Stevens, Jenni; 29, 73, 81,
170, 222, 224
Stiers, Sandra; 94, 170
Stoffel, Eric; 60, 171
Stribling Jr., Gary; 49, 170
Struble, Laurie; 171
Strunk, Elizabeth; 171
Sullivan, Chrystal; 117, 171
Taylor, Anne; 171
Taylor, Josh; 171
Tellinghuisen, Lori; 171
Tholen, Thomas; 36, 104, 171
Thomas, Cathy; 49, 114, 171
Trefz, Todd; 117
Trumbole, Valerie; 171
Urban, Irene; 171
Vaden, William; 26, 74, 171
Valdez, Mike; 117
Vanvelkinburg, Iris; 171
Wade, Dan; 171
Waines, Latanya; 171
Walker, David; 120

Wallace, Michael; 26
Walsh, Mary; 171
Ware, Jennifer; 100, 171
Warn, Tim; 117
Warner, Ann; 83, 104, 106,
171
Washington, Tracy; 100, 171
Watson, Leo; 171
White, Christopher; 92, 171
White, Lois; 171
White, Sharee; 171
White, Shari; 172
Wickham, Coleen; 114, 120
Wild, Becky; 172
Wilkerson, Jennifer; 172
Williams, Paul; 172
Winslow, Lawana; 172
Worley, Deidrea, 115
Wright, Lois; 172
Wright, Tamara; 172
Yarbrough, Rodgers; 52
York, Joyce; 172
Young, Karen; 117
Young, Pari; 172
Zirkelbach, Albert; 172

SOPHOMORES
Abbott, Teri; 178
Adams, Ruth; 119, 121, 178
Adams, Whitney; 178
Adkins, Christopher; 74, 178
Ahlenius, Todd; 49, 178
Aldrich, Regina; 82, 106, 116,
178
Alexander, Kimberly; 178
Agerton, Frances; 116
Allen, Anthony; 178
Allen, Elizabeth; 178
Alonzo, Hector; 178
Amari, Richard; 49
Anastos, Steven; 178
Archuleta, Michele; 178
Archuleta, Richard; 49
Armas, Mark; 27, 74, 178
Ashby, Felecia; 30, 97, 178
Ates, Ava; 178
Auster, Clark; 96, 178
Baca, Joan; 118, 178
Baker, Daren; 52, 178
Baker, Eric; 178
Barley, Kristin; 73, 116, 178
Barnes, Elizabeth; 178
Barnhorst, Heather; 121, 178
Barrientos, Mary; 178
Barth, Natalie; 96, 178
Battey, Sarah; 178
Baudek, David; 178
Bell, Stephen, 22, 52, 178
Bendixen, Sheila; 178
Bennett, Linda; 29, 178
Berdahl, Vicenta; 29, 178
Blandon, William; 54, 179
Boland, Berry; 27, 179
Bolin, Thomas; 97
Bolts, Barbara; 115, 179
Bomgaars, Greg; 32, 179
Bonner Jr.,Woodie; 179
Boyd, Leslie; 179
Bradley, Megan; 116, 179
Bridges, Thomas; 27, 179
Brown Jr., Cecil; 179
Brown, Crystal; 179

Brown, Deva; 90, 91, 116, 179
Buchanan, Karen; 97
Buchholz, Tracy; 179
Bunting, Linda; 57, 179
Burkepile, Marc; 98, 179
Burnam, Gerald; 27, 179
Burrell, Linda; 116, 179
Burt, Laura; 96, 116
Burton, William; 32, 89, 179
Butler, Joe; 179
Butterfield, Bradley; 119
Carroll, Linda; 116, 179
Chapman, John; 179
Cheadle, Don; 23, 81, 97, 99,
179
Cheng, David; 179
Childress, Kevin; 60, 179
Christy, Peter; 27, 179
Clark, Tonya; 179
Clymer, Elizabeth; 73, 179
Cohen, Kirk; 27, 60, 92, 97,
179
Collins, Peter; 179
Combs, Gerald; 96
Contereras, Chanda; 179
Cooper, Benjamin; 22, 180
Cuerden, Randell; 180
Cunningham, Brett; 60, 180
Currie, Theresa; 180
Czech, Pamela; 73, 97, 116,
180
Damore, Nancy; 180
Davis, Andrew; 180
Davis, Teresa; 180
Delph, Krista!; 57, 75, 115,
116, 180
Delphia, David; 99, 180
DeMerritt, John; 180
Derr, Kirsten; 30, 180, 222,
224
Deuel, Stacey; 116, 180
Dhonau, Daniel; 180
Dixon, Lin; 49, 114
Dol, Galen; 27, 52 180
Downing, Barbara; 30, 81, 96,
180
Dudley, Pam; 180
Dulacki, Edith; 81, 114, 180
Edmonds, Patrice; 180
Edwards, Candice; 180
Edwards, Marilyn; 116
Embleton, Patrick; 27, 180
Embry, Rod; 52
Enderlein, Ralph; 54, 180
Espinoza, Delores; 180
Espinoza Jr., Manuel; 180
Farner, Eric; 180
Fedde, Chris; 180
Florez, Joe; 180
Foley, Patrick; 180
Franklin, Leta; 115, 116, 180
Frazier, Heather; 70, 92, 116,
181
Freeburn, Michael; 74, 181
Fuller, Staten; 37, 96, 181
Gallegos, Paula; 57, 181
Garcia, Joe; 181
Garcia, Rudy; 27
Gautier, Danielle; 97, 116,
181
Gerrol, Donna; 81, 116, 181
Glivar, Joan; 181
Goldberg, Adam; 97, 99, 106,
181
Gonzales, Steven; 54, 65, 89,

�91, 181
Gordon, Rachael; 119, 121,
181
Gordon, Stephanie; 181
Gornell, Molly; 181
Gould, Signe; 32, 75, 181
Gracey, John; 181
Graham, Laurel; 29, 181
Grant, Tracey; 99, 181
Green, Tyrone; 27, 96
Greenberg, Lorie; 118, 181
Greenblatt, Andrew; 181
Greer, Cleophus; 181
Grissom, James; 181
Grossman, Phyllis; 29, 181
Guerra, Pamela; 118, 181
Guerrero, Maria; 29, 181
Guyton, Sandra; 116, 181
Hall, Amanda; 116, 181
Hall, Joyce; 81, 96, 116, 181
Hall, Susan; 96, 181
Halpern, Michelle; 181
Halverson, John; 23, 81, 181
Hamilton, Christine; 97, 116,
182
Hannon, Tracy; 182
Hartfield, Aaron; 27, 182
Hawkins, Patricia; 182
Haynes, Helena; 182
Heiland, Kenneth; 27, 182
Berlinger, Rebecca; 92, 182
Heron, John; 182
Herrera, Diana; 182
Hill, Janice; 116, 182
Hill, Sherita; 96, 116, 182
Hodge, Janet; 182
Hodge, Ruben; 181
Hodges, Bryan; 27
Holle, Gregory; 182
Holmes, Brian; 23, 182
Hopkins, Ruth; 182
Hora, Sherry; 182
Howard, Phyllis; 116
Huff, Melanie; 121, 182
Huffer, John; 22, 96, 182
Hundon, Mark; 182
Innes, Phillip; 182
Jackson, Quinby; 182
Janulewicz, Richard; 27, 182
Jaross, Attila; 97, 99
Jecminek, Carlee; 182
Jefferson, Leroy; 22, 23, 96
Johnson, Frederica; 182
Johnson, Jay; 182
Johnson, John; 182
Johnson, Pauletta; 116
Jones Bridgit; 83, 115, 116
Jones, David; 183
Jones, Deanna; 116
Jones, LaWanda; 116
Jones, Sandra; 116, 183
Joyce, Maria; 183
Kane, Paul; 183
Keeler, Linda; 183
Kelso, Victoria; 97, 99, 116,
183
Keys, Joel; 115, 183
Kilfoyle, Susan; 30, 70, 90,
91, 183
Kimmett, Mary; 98, 183
Kincaid, Douglas; 183
King, Cary; 65, 99
Kirk, Andrew; 54
Kirk, Elizabeth; 70, 83, 96,
116

Kitsutaka, Robyn; 73, 116,
183
Klein, Beth; 183
Klinke, Susan; 29
Knight, Cherie; 34, 57, 75,
92, 99, 116, 183
Knudson, Amy; 30, 183
Koeppe, Erik; 23, 81, 82, 106,
183
Konkol, Steven; 22, 52, 183
Kreck, Kevin; 23, 183
Kregarman, Debra; 183
Kusumoto, Frank; 27
Lambrecht, Kimberly; 30, 97,
183
Latsis, George; 65, 183
Lee, Darcel; 57
Lee, Denise; 57
Leija, Jeffery; 120
Lewis, Stephanie; 96, 183
Libonati, Lawrence; 27, 183
Liggitt, David; 183
Lindsey, Greg; 54, 183
Long, Paulette; 83, 116
Lopez, Catherine; 96, 116,
183
Luedke, Mark; 97, 99
Mack, Mary Anne; 116, 184
Madsen, Steve; 36, 184
Malone, Raymond; 184
Malungu, Patrick; 23, 184
Martelon, Annie; 114
Martin, John; 96, 184
Martin, Jonathan; 115
Martin, Scott; 97
Martine, Lyle; 184
Martinez, Gary; 184
Massanet, Joseph; 184
Mastlon, Deana; 184
Mastrude, Dale; 184
Mata, Oswaldo; 52
Mate, Aaron; 23, 184
Mattern, Michael; 184
McDonald, James; 23
McGuire, Michael; 183
Mcintosh, Rhonda; 183
Meadows, James; 96, 184
Meagher, Lynn; 115, 184
Medlock, Beverly; 184
Mejia, Margaret; 34, 57, 70,
184
Miles, Shari; 97, 184
Miller, Karla; 81, 96, 184
Miller, Terry; 57, 184
Miller, William; 184
Milton, Leslie; 27, 92
Moore, Herman; 52, 184
Moore, Michaele; 56, 184
Morris, Amanda; 81, 116, 184
Morscher, Monica; 116, 184
Mosqueda, Oralia; 97, 99, 184
Mun, Yon; 184
Murphy, Sean; 23, 184
Murphy, Shawn; 70, 116, 184
Nasser, Victoria; 116, 184
Navarro, Randy; 27, 96, 185
Nelson, Glenn; 27, 185
Nettles, Tammi; 116, 185
Newman, Michael; 27
Nichol, Steve; 52, 185
Norman, Hope; 185
Norman, Ned; 54, 74, 185
Nuanes, Ross; 92, 185
Nubine, Lily; 185
O'Fallon, Ann; 70, 116, 185

O'Neill, Kevin; 81, 98
Ortiz, Louis; 27, 185
Pagliasotti, Tina; 81, 83, 18S
Patterson, Ann; 97, 185
Paul, Tara; 116, 185
Payne, Sandra; 185
Pena, Craig; 118, 185
Pepin, Todd; 74, 185
Perlmutter, Laura; 185
Perry, Patrick; 185
Peterson, Jeanette; 185
Peterson, John; 23, 185
Phillips, Jayroe; 29, 82, 98,
106, 116, 185
Phoenix,Joe;36,90,91
Pittam, Michael; 185
Ponce, Victor; 185
Pounds, Wendolyn; 185
Prince, Gianette; 185
Ramirez, Salvador; 185
Rawles, Christopher; 97, 99,
185
Reavey, Robert; 27, 185
Redwine, Cathia; 185
Redwine, Richard; 97
Reece,Johnna; 186
Reed LaDonica; 116, 186
Reed, Robin; 96
Regas, Philip; 99, 186
Renno, Julie; 116, 186
Rhone, James; 186
Richard, Toni; 116
Richardson, Jill; 30, 97, 116
Richmond, Sondia; 186
Richter, Richard; 186
Robertson, Donald; 186
Robinson, Shelly; 114, 116,
121, 186
Rodgers, Tammy; 186
Rogers, Kristin; 186
Rose, Steve; 36, 186
Rose, Tamara; 186
Rovlenchik, Joan; 96, 116,
186
Salazar, Pamela; 116, 186
Salls, Denise; 116, 186
Saucier, Michael; 186
Schlagel, Bruce; 186
Schmidt, Christina; 70, 186
Schramm, Jacob; 23, 81, 83,
89, 91, 97, 99, 186
Scott, Gerald; 186
Scott, Lisa; 186
Seney, Neil; 186
Sharpe, Jackie; 92, 116, 186
Shropshire, Beverly; 96, 116,
186
Simpson, Tony; 186
Sinopoli, Paul; 52, 186
Skidmore, Christine; 186
Smith, Hilbert; 27, 187
Smith, Marcus; 27, 97
Smittick, Lorne; 52, 187
Steele, Kathryn; 81, 116, 187
Stein, Claudia; 82, 92, 106,
116, 187
Stephenson, Kyler; 96
Steuart, Julie; 34, 70, 187
Stewart, Lori; 116, 187
Suazo, Davine; 187
Syptak, Kimberly; 29, 73, 187
Telles, Arthur; 187
Thiel, Shelly; 187
Thompson, Dena; 116, 121,
187

Thorne, Christopher; 32, 97,
99, 187
Thorne, Michael; 187
Toland, Louise: 96, 116, 187
Trampe, Kimberly; 187
Vannortwick, Kris; 187
Vicars, Robert; 27, 187
Wade, Melonda; 187
Walker, Elliot; 187
Walker, Laurie; 115, 116
Walker, Trent; 90, 91, 187
Ward, Daniel; 187
Warvi, Daniel; 98, 187
Washburn, Peter; 81, 92, 96,
187
Washington, Nadine; 116,
187
Weaver, Allyson; 116, 187
Weaver, Nancy; 116, 187
Weaver, Teresa; 187
Wells, Laurie; 96, 187
Whalen, Heidi; 34, 96, 187
Whaley, Calvin; 97, 99
Worley, Dana; 188
Whitworth, Barry; 27, 188
Williams, Danny; 188
Williams, James; 27
Williams, Ronald; 188
Wilson, Cornelia; 188
Wright, Denison; 27, 81, 96,
187
Wright, Evelyn; 116
Wuthier, Julia; 57, 188
Yamamoto, Lily; 30, 92, 188
Zavilla, Cyndi; 188

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�ANGELUS

Amy Nash, Album

Beth Bennett, Clubs Editor

Kurt Frankenberg, Photographer

Heidi Derr, Album Editor

Jenni Stevens, Album
Stu Colby, Sports Editor

Kirsten Derr, Clubs

Bu(k Phillips, Photographer
Barbara Bru(e, Asst. Editor

Jan M(Neill,
Sponsor

�STAFF
Erin Dailey, Ads/ Index

Andy Quintana, Sports

Judy Godec, Album

Eric Norcross, Photographer

Mary O'Leary, Sports

Cindy Holmes, Editor

Walter Duhaime, Photographer

Katie Hite, Clubs

Kevin Preblud, Photographer

Davona Behrendsen, Artist

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�Eric Norcross, Kevin Preblud, Stu Colby, Cindy Holmes, Heidi Derr, Kurt Frankenberg, Kirsten Derr, Andy Quintana, Beth Bennett,
Barbara Bruce, Erin Dailey, Jan McNeill, Amy Nash, Katie Bite, Mary O'Leary, Davona Behrendsen, Judy Godec, Eric Jensen, Walter
Duhaime, Not Shown: Jenni Stevens, Buck Phillip

The 1980 Angelus Staff would like to recognize
the following people for their contributions to this
year's Angelus.
Thanks to:
-Barb for her decisions on which radio station to
listen to
-Beth for utilizing floor space to put the club
section together
-Stu for handling sports and for . . . well, just
being Stu
-Heidi for finally buying a yearbook, and for
getting along with Kirsten?
-Kirsten for being our only tolerable sophomore,
and for getting along with Heidi?
-Andy for remaining sane and reliable
-Erin for "Michael of the Carlyle"
-Mary for her sport layout
-Amy for doing 11so much work"

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-Buck for charming the ladies
-Walter for all the Soph. and Jr. candids
-Ann and Laurie for their first semester help
-Kurt for all the 8 X tO's
-Eric N. for force/ullypersuading me to use special effects on the division pages
-Katie and Jenni for their much needed creative
ideas
-Paul for his great last minute artwork
-Judy for her organization
-Kevin for being a rowdy munchkin and keeping
everyone smiling
-Eric J. for being a rock
-Everyone who helped make this yearbook the
best ever, including Jack Eckart and Jostens
-a special thanks to Jan McNeill, a life-saver and
the glue that held everything together
Cindy Holmes
and the
Angelus Staff of 1980

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THE 1978-79 ANGELUS
EAST HIGH SCHOOL
DENVER COLORADO
VOLUME 61

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�TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction .............................. 2
Fall Sports
............................. 14
Winter Sports ........................... 36
Spring Sports ........................... 48
Clubs
.................................. 62
Activities ................................ 7 4
Interim ................................. 98
Seniors
............................... 132
Juniors ................................ 158
Sophomores ........................... 178
Teachers . .. ........................... 196
Index ................................. 220

2

����I sit beside the fire and think
of all that I have seen,
of meadow-flowers and butterflies
in summers that have been;
Of yellow leaves and gossamer
in autumns that there were,
with morning mist and silver sun
and wind upon my hair.
I sit beside the fire and think
of how the world will be
when winter comes without a spring
that I shall ever see.
For still there are so many things
that I have never seen:
in every wood in every spring
there is a different green.
I sit beside the fire and think
of people long ago,
and people who will see a world
that I shall never know.
But all the while I sit and think
of times there were before,
I listen for returning feet
and voices at the door.
J.R.R. Tolkien-

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Abbott, Carrie
Anderson, Ronzelle
Avila, Janet
Banks, Carol
Beard, Janet
Beckler, Kyle
Bernstein, Joann
B1bb, Janecia
Bishop, M1chelle
Bishop, Tracy
Blame, Younne
Boucher, Betsy
Bouton, Laurie
Branscombe, Merry
Brown, Anita
Buckner, Donna
Carrasco, Des1ree
Carter, Karen
Cage, Lama
Carter, Antoinette
Chase, Maggie
Clark, Lonnie
Clark, Shanette
Clark, Toy1a
Coleman, Laurie
Craven, Ohv1a
Da1ley, Erin
Daly, Rachel
Evans, Cheryl
Fauldmg, Denise
Foster, Denise
Foster, Denise

Gary, Renata
George, Rene
Godec, Judy
G01ck, Cns
Gordon, Ronnetta
Gnggs, Celia
Grove, Mon1ca
Hamburg, Theresa
Ham1lton, Den1se
Hard1man, Robyn
Harvey, Roslyn
Haynes, Mary
Hayward, Sherri
Havens, Lisa
Hocker, Tyrone
Holmes, Cindy
Holmes, Angela
Huckfeldt, Claire
Hurt, Terry
Hutton, Angela
Jackson, Cheryl
Jenkins, Cheryl
Jones, Karen
Karhe, Gretchen
Keys, Brenda
Konkel, Mary
Knshevsky, Becky
Lynch, Cheryl
McDamel, Tracy
Mack, Shelia
Milsap, Shelia
Moore, Marcie

Mulcahy, Bndget
Nash , Amy
Nelson, Sharon
Olander, Lori
Oleary, Mary
Pena, Theresa
Pettes, Jacque
Platt, Jennifer
Quezada, Gina
Reeves, Bevla
R1ce, Kathy
Richard, Jenn1fer
Rich1e, Sh1rel
Robinson, Rachel
Rountree, Vaneze
Salz, Leslie
Sauer, Lissa
Shepard, Deborah
Sh1kles, Shern
Silver, Lisa
Smith, Momca
Stanton, Melissa
Stiers, Sandy
Struble, Laurie
TellinghUisen, Lon
Varela, Jeri
Vigil, Marilyn
Waller, Sherry
Warner, Ann
West, Deborah
Wild, Becky
Woodson, Tracy

�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

FRONT ROW (l. to R.): Melanie Richmond, Carol Carpenter,
Elissa Glodberg, Kim Rezleman. Gwynn Barley, Jenn1fer Nold , Alan
Lewis, Lisa Barnes, Vonn1e Grossman, Lisa Sinopoli , Lisa
Martelon, Edna Kellman SECOND ROW (L to R.) Fritz Law,Mike
Sanchez, Lynne Bruce, Tracy Skop1nsky, Marie Stanton, Debbie
Egan, Ned Toll, Carol Jakicic, Shern Durst. Amy Gooch, Clay
McGann , Julie Koeppe , Kate Deane , Ann Kemp. TOP ROW (L. to
R.): Greg Starett. Ted Tholen. Paul Beard, Jeff Greenblatt.
Suzanne Meyers . Usa Kennedy, Tina Osborne , Scott Ne1l , Laurie
Berdahl , Mark Kahre . Kevin Miller, Carol Harvey, R1ck Stuble .
Dick Essig.

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�Row 1, L. to R. ; Leslie Crawford , Joanne Trace , Valerie,
Tracy Hollister. Leann Haynes, Lisa Barnes. Jenmfer
Wollerman , Anne Rose Row 2, L. to R ; Kim O' Neill ,
Catherine Dav1s , Jenn1fer Larges. Alison P1cher, Kathleen
Haley, Katy Burns , Matt Herlinger, Mary Haynes, Carole
Yarter, Alan Lewis Row 3, L. to R. Dav1d Mart1n, Kristy
Wallace , Lesley Weller, Kelli Kercheville . Shelby Thomas ,
Becky Eichenberger, Craig Cline, Beetle Baily, Marla Scharf.
Sarah Pascoe, Frances Vaughn . Daya Haynes

THESPIANS
Thespians is an International Honor
Society for students in the performing
arts. Entrance is gained through a point
system where points are earned by
participating in any production in or out of
school. Various activities the Thespians
engage in include touring hospitals and
schools, Awards night, two initiation
ceremonies and a traveling childrens show
in the spring. Congratulations to these
outstanding performers.

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FRONT ROW (L to R) ·
Shannon Skaife
Julie Anderson
SECOND ROW (L to R):
Mark Goldstein
Norman Reed
TOP ROW (L to R):
Yolanda Hernandez
Claire Snelling
Katy Burns
Rose Duhaime
Paul Hoskins
NOT SHOWN: Walter Duhaime. Arvin
Nelson

67

�INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

STANDING (L. to R.)
Paul Hoskins
Massoud Farazandeh
Kat1e Burns
Reza Alizadeh
Claire Snelling
Shannon Skaife
SEATED (L. to R.)
Yolanda Hernandez
Rose Duha1ne
Mohanned Hadain
Ana Marandi
Becky Skaife

Sponsors: V Minick, M Sh1oya
Officers: Pres. Claire Snelling, Vice-Pres.
Mohammed Hadrian , Sec'y-Treas. Yolanda
Hernandez.

FRENCH CLUB
TOP ROW (L. to R.) :
Kristi Wallace
Seth Lederer
Karla Kindred
Tim Goss
Mark Gordon
D1ana Gass
BOTIOM ROW (L. to R ) :
Dana Price
Mr. Sh1oya, Club Sponsor
K1m Hicks

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COUNTERCLOCKWISE(L. to R.)
Virg~nia Minick
Carole Yarter
Claire Snelling
Mohammed Hadnan
Yolanda Hernandez
Reya Alizadeh
Kat1e Burns
Milt Shioya
Ana Marandi

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Sponsors :
Mr. Bloomfield
Mr. Bobb
Mr. Herr
Members:
Paul Ba1rd
Usa Barnes
Kate Deane
Debb1e Egan
Glen Gan
Amy Gooch
Mark Gordon
Carol Harvey
Julie Koeppe
Mon1ca Knudson
Fntz Law
Jenny Nold
D1ane Regas
M1ke Sanchez
Tracy Skop1nsky
Doug Stevens
Ned Toll

LOS CHICANOS UNIDOS

70

�SKICLUB

Front Row: Le1gh Cabell. Second Row· Carolina Allen , Bnan Tooley , R1cky Ovel , John Barefield , Deanna Hanna , Chuck Kaiser, Paul
Hoskins, Mark Goldstein Back: Mary Walsh , Jeff Dew1speleare . M1ke Beadle , Dav1d Campbell , Allen Sm1th

The Swooosh!!

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�FHA AND HERO
Yolanda Hernandez (District Off1cer)
Terri Ann Nahulu (President)

RED
CROSS
BOTIOM ROW(L to R):
Nahulu, Terri
Karolette,
Kindred, Karolette
TOP ROW (L to R):
Mrs. Thompson (Sponsor)
Martm, Debra
Corley, Charlotte

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�This years homecoming dance was a
great success. The lunchroom was
changed into a beautifully lit dance
floor. Handsome couples danced to
the music provided by Ron O'Jay of
KDKO radio station . Chosen for homecoming queen was Chris Keables and
king was Clarance Thatch .

77

�YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU

�The eccentric, amusing play, "You Can 't Take It
With You " was a fantastic fall production . The hard
work and effort of the fifty members of the cast and
production staff, under the direction of Catherine
Davis with technical direction by Lloyd Torres made
the three performances in mid October a terrific
success.
Penelope Sycamore ......... Mary Anne Christy
Essie .......................... Leslie Crawford
Rheba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lesley Weller
Paul Sycamore ................. Matt Herlinger
Mr. DePinna ...................... Seth Lederer
Ed .......................... ·. . . . . . Greg Carroll
Donald .......................... Scott Smilnak
Martin Vanderhof ................... Craig Cline
Alice ......................... Jenny Wollerman
Henderson .......................... Todd Hey
Tony Kirby ........................ Tom Barnes
Mrs. Kollenkhor .................... Katy Burns
Gay Wellington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelli Kercheville
Mr. Kirby .......................... Pete Ewing
Mrs. Kirby ........................... Kipp Lyle
G-man ............................. Alan Lewis
G-man ...................... Gortney Slaughter
G-man ........................ John Hammond
Olga ............................. Mary Haynes

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Many times in the past I have searched for a key
to open the doors to all my problems. Thanks to
all the nice and sweet people at East who have in
some way or another shown me that you can
make it in a world so full of confusion . May you
all find success and peace along the way.
Clarence Thatch

Mary Haynes

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The office of head girl isn't as glamorous as it
is made out to be. When I first took office I had
dreams of changing many things. Of these things,
I have accomplished some but not by myself. It
has taken a lot of work from student council, the
administration and the student body to help get
these things done.
This is the end of a decade that has seen many
changes at East; the rebellions of the early
seventies that carried over from the sixties, the
mid-seventies which began court ordered busing
and then there is we, who struggle to find a
cause, something we can fight for .
After a storm the rainbow holds all dreams
And we shall strive in this calm air.
It has been a pleasure and a privilege to serve
East High as head girl. I thank you most humbly.

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Sen1ors:
Alan Lew1s-Pres1dent
Day a Haines-Secreta ry /Treasurer
Tyrone Allen-V1ce President

Juniors:
Nina DulackiSecretary/Treasurer
Sandy Reddic-President
Stephanie Thomas-Vice
President

Sophomores:
Brenda Keys-President
Arvin Nelson-Vice President
Ann WarnerSecretary / Treasurer
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Seniors; Eugene Martinez, Pete Kelfoyle, Lisa Barnes , Ellen
Klein

Juniors; Jamie Frazier, Yvonne Lopez,
Herman Barrett, Angela Holmes

Sophomores; Mark Stanley, Stephanie
Brown, Marti Long, Jack Nuanes

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Front Row, L. to R. Paul Be a or u, Eugene Martmez. Mark
Stanley Sandy Redd1c, Stephame Thomas. Brenda Keys,
Angela Holmes, Pete Kilfoyle Second Row L. to R. Clarance
Thatch , Herman Barret. Mary Bea1rd , Nma Dulack1 , Jack
Nuanes, Ann Warner, Stephanie Brown , Kelli Ward Back Row
Tyrone Allen , Arvin Nelson M issing Daya Haines, Lisa Barnes.
Allen Lewis , Mary Haynes, Marti Long, Jamie Fraz1er, Ellen
Kle1n, Yvonne Lopez, Sherri Shickles, Tim Neal

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�Front Row. L. to R. Tracy B1shop , Sabra Scogg1ns . Veronica , Kris Koktavy, Valerie Harris, Judy Godec, Lmda Anderson Second
Row, Cra1g Stevens, Chen Glover. Shen Hayward , Nato Howard . Kev1n Gardner. Yvonne Bla1ne. Des1 Carrosco . Sherri Sh1kles
Th1rd Row Georg1a Panag10topoul . Lonn1e Jones . Lori Rosella . Jeff DeWispelaere. Joyce Carrol, Sall1e Hautzmger. Karen
Thomas. Rob MeJia , Herman Barrett , Jam1e Fraz1er. Manfred McDougall Not Shown Lynne Bruce , C1ndy Holmes

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�Front Row L. toR. Dave Schnell , Fred Northington , Colleen Wickham , Kevin Shepard, Sallie Scott , Leroy Chavez, Mr. Torres
Top Row Orlando Hall , Terry Bolin , Mike Walker, Donna Barry

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Lisa Barnes
Tom Barnes
.. · · · · · · · · · · · · Katy Burns
.. · · · · · · · · · · L~~Iie Crawford
. · · · · · · · · · · Matt Herlinger
.. · · · · · · · · · · Tracy Hollister
· · · · · · · ·.. Jenny Larg~s
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Alan Lewts
... · · · · · · · · ..... Ktm O'Neill
. · · · · · · · · · · c~~ig Rosenberg
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Mike Sanchez
Ltsa Sauer
· · · · · · · C~~~t~~y Slaughter
........

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Front: Lett to Right; James Gu1nn, Karen Treff1nger. Sue Banman , Ann Rose , Lisa MacCiuskey , JoAnn Trace Bonn1e Shwayder, Dawn
McCollum , Margaret Nold , Tim Ryan , Sarah Pascoe . Back Row Left to R1ght , Laune Bardahl , John Wade, Dean Duensing, Harry
LeDuke, Cra1g Kline , Mike Sm1th , M1cheal Sanchez. Cra1g Elder.

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�First Row· Left to Right. Sue Banman , Revae Templin , Lisa MacCiuskey , Dawn McCollum , Shari Dawkins. Becky lkenberger. Margaret
Nold , Laune Berdahl, An1ta Brown , Bonnie Shwayder, JoAnn Trace , Wendy Bowers . Second Row Left to Right , Jenny Larges, Kathy
Murray, Karen Treff1nger, Cla1re Snelling, Jennifer Nold , Irene Mapes , Wanda Wortham . Stephanie Goodloe , Sarah Pascoe, Ann Rose,
Louahn Lowe, Keely Pounds, Dathel Nimmons ; Third Row Left to R1ght Chris Feddie . John Wade , M1ke Sanchez, Robert Hodges. Shelby
Thomas, Craig Kline , Dean Duens1ng, Last Row; Left to R1ght: Tim Ryan, K1ng Ha-ns , Cra1g Elder, Ed Carter , Harry LeDuke , M1ke Sm1th ,
R1chard Chavez, Matthew Herllnger.

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First Row L. to R. Treena Goode, Jenny Stevens. Knssy Mitchell Gretchen Kolve, Ann Tharp, Sarah Blythe, Gina Quezada Second Row L. to
R Sharon M1lsap, Stacey Curnngton. Valene Harns, Claud1a Mahlfauner, Kelsey Baker, Christine Grassman, Debb1e Fromplin Th1rd Row
Shelia M1lsap, Linda Hundon, L1sa Hadley, Margaret Cook, Terry Sm1ley, Wanda Meurer, Pam Clark V1cki Bonner, Fourth Row Bill Nelson,
Gordon Gould, Anton Dillard, Wilham Greer. Ted Pascoe, Dewayne Jackson

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�ROTC

Company "A"; (capt.) Weaver,
D.; (1st Lt) Judkms, S.; (1st Sgt.)
Bowman, A.; (S/Sgt) Yarbrough,
R. 1st Platoon: (lt) Hudson, K. ,
(SFC) Thatch, A. ; 1st Squad LD
(S/SGT) Johnson, M., (SGT)
Mark, F.; (CPL); Felcos, P , Hall,
J.; Drummond, R. ; Contreras,
M.; 2nd Squad LD (S/SGT) Coleman, L; (SGT) Grayson, C,
(CPL) Brown, M , Nicholson, Z.;
Leah, N.; Martmez, R, 3rd
Squad LD (S/SGT) Chavez, J ,
(SGT) R1ggs, G.; (CPL) Howell,
G.; Lowy, M.; Baca, M.; Bryant,
P.; Roberson , S BATTALION
STAFF B. Hendry, Johnson, B.;
McDougall, M.

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Company "C" : (CAPT) Yarbrough, R : (1st
lt) Marshall, J .: (1st SGT) Hadian, M •
(S/SGT) Wh1te, S , 1st Platoon : (LT)
Johnston , M. (SFC) Robnett, W.: lst Squad :
LD (S/SGT) Camack, A.; (SGT) CarabaJal .
J: (CPL) VanCleave, L , QUinhoes. M.,
Qu1ntana , T. 2nd Squad LD (S / SGT)
Shockey, A.; (SGT) Valdez , H. ; (CPL)
Torres, M.; Powell , S ; Nazar, A. ; 2nd
Platoon; (LT) Garrison , G , (SFC) Booker.
1st Squad LD (S / SGT) Gurkms. D . (SGT)
Foutenot , R. ; (CPL) Ram1rez, R , Adams, E.:
Garnes, J .; McDan1el, T. ; 2nd Squad : LD
(S/SGT) Littlethumber; (SGT) Luedke , J .:
(CPL) Washington, T., Martinez. J.:
BATIALION STAFF: Ellis J .: Brown , L.,
Wetmore, S.; Webb , A.: Carter, E.

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Company "B" : (capt.)
Brown, V.: (1st Lt) Kenoly , L. , (1st Sgt.) Hudson ,
K, (S SGT.) Ware , J . 1st
Platoon : (lt) Mllon, C.:
(SFC) Bend1xen. B .:
(S/SGT .) Wilson , S , (Sgt.)
Collin , T.: (CPL) Gordon .
D.; (CPL) Cole , J : (CPL)
Combs, M , (SGT) Beard ,
J , 2nd Squad : LD
(S/SGT .) McCabe , J .:
(SGT .) McCabe , R., (CPL)
Trefz , T., (CPL) Mason,
R.; (CPL) Page, F.

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�Front Row L to R , Sherry Wilson, Ohv1a Craven Sherry
Glober; Back Row L to R. Rachel Robinson Jan1ce
McKabe. Sally Holman, Diane Reg1s

RIFLE TEAMS

Front Row L. to R , Mario Ellison. Stanley Jutk1ns;
Back Row L. toR Scott Whetmor . Ed Carter, Peter
Broast

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Down from the door where it began .
Now far ahead the Road had gone ,
And I must follow, if I can ,
Pursuing it with eager feet ,
Until it joins some larger way
Where many paths and errands meet.
And whither then? I cannot say .

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Ann Warner, Merry
Branscombe, Lord Nelson ,
Tracy Skopinski , Leslie
Crawford, Julie Anderson , Lisa
Kennedy, Lisa Barnes, Edna
Kellman, Van Frazier

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��Bottom to Top: Mary Kouremenous, Mary Haynes , D1ane Regas, Joe Jones, Scott Randolph , Mary Ann Chnsty, Alison Picher, Kevin Sear, Tom
Tholen , Mary Carr, Dav1d Wehner. Tam1 Wnght. Lisa Kennedy, Deedee Reed , Knst1 Wallace , Ann Warner. Suzanne Myers, Tina Osborne , Sarah
Pascoe, not p1ctured-Lynne Bruce

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���Top Row, L. to R. Jenn1fer Roberts,
Wanda Wortham, Jenmfer Watterman,
Wendy Harris. Middle Row, L. to R.
Shem Durst, Pam Paxton , Ailsa
Goldberg, Beth Huffer, Wendy Bowers .
Bottom Row, L. to R. Stephanie
Thomas, George Clark, Stephame
Gooloe, Mard1 Altman.

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Girl:
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Urchins:
Director:
Student:
D1rector
Harry LeDuke
David Wehner
Dawn McCollum
Ted Pasco
Maragret Nold
Revae Templin
Karen Treffinger
DeWayne Jackson
Sue Banman
Wendy Bowers
Mary Anne Christy

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Kathleen Haley
Valerie Harris
LeAnn Haynes
Mary Haynes
Matt Herlinger
Ben Kates
Edna Kellman
Kelli Kercheville
Seth Lederer
Shelby Thomas
Margaret Nold
Sarah Pascoe
Ted Pascoe
Ann Rose
Sallie Scott
Revae Templin
Joanne Trace
Karen Treffinger
Jonathan Wade
Kristi Wallace
Lesley Welle
Stratis Zervos
Cathy Davis
Kim O'Neill

�SMELL OF THE CROWD

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Mary Ann Christy

John Wade

Suzanne Myers

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Krist1 Wallace

Deedee Reide

D1ane Regas

Kevin Sear

�participates in the
Woodbury competition:
Kevin Sear
John Wade
Tina Osborne
Deedee Reide
Mary Ann Christy
Suzanne Myers
Lisa Kennedy
Mary Kouremenous
Diane Regas
Peter Griffin

125

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Tracey Skopinski
Clay McGann
Laurie Berdahl
Jeff Greenblatt
Ned Toll
Judy Snyder
Elissa Goldberg
Lisa Barnes
Kim Renzelman

126

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Jenny Larges

Mary Kouremenous

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Bakogiams, Ada

Barber, Alex
Barr, Donald
Barrett. Herman
Barton, Walter
Barth, Randy

Beadle, M1ke
Behrendsen, Davona
Bell, Kathy
Bennett. Beth
Beradin1, Mark

Bernier, Roland
Bishop, Carla
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Bombero, Be Be
Boucher, Paul

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Branscombe, Merry
Brent, Susie
Brown, An1ta
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Brown , Valerie
Brown , Vmcent
Brubaker, Debbie

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Carlin , Theresa

Carroll , Greg
Carroll , Joyce
Carter, Karen
Castleberry, Caren
Chase , Michelle

Chipman , Jeff
Chnsty, Mary Anne
Chwtrka , Susan
Clark, Carla
Clark, George

Clark, Margaret
Clarke, Peggy
Clark, Toyia
Clark, Wendy
Clark, Cratg

Colby, Stewart
Cole, Jon
Colegrove, Abby
Connet, Marttn
Cooksey, George

161

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Crawford, Leslie
Daly, Jeff
Danner , Susan
Dav1s, Shelly

Dean, Tamara
Delphia, Tim
DeMerritt, Sarah
Derr, Heidi
Derr, Pat

Dixon , David
Do, Kim
Doane, Marty
Dresen, David
Dulacki , Nina

Dunn, Kathy
Dunning, Traci
Edmonds, Sum1
Eichenberger, Bucky
Ellis, John

Enriquez, D1na
Epsey, Lisa
Evans, Becky
Evans, Kenny
Evans, Kev1n

Falkenberg, Elizabeth
Farland, Wendy
Farmer, Lalana
Fauld1ng, Den1se
Foster, David

162

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Frazier, Jamie
Frazier. Van
Froman, Crista
Fujii, Kathy

Galvandon, Patricia
Gardner, Kev1n
Gilder, Carlton
Giron, Jam1e
Glover, Chen

Godec, Monty
Goick, Cnst1n
Gomez, Joan
Gonzalez, Christin
Goode, Karen

Gordon, David
Gossard, Mary
Granberry, Marilyn
Greenberg, Carolyn
Greer, Dedrick

Greer, Mischel!
Griffith, Katte
Grove, Mon1ca
Guerra, Marco
Guerrero, Anita

Gunn, Paul
Hahn, Westen
Halverson, Wendi
Hampton, Jeff
Hampton, Tammy

163

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Hansen , Lisa
Harms, Rob
Harris, Alphonsa
Harris, Cheri

Hartfield , Chris
Hartlaub, Steve
Haubechild , Debb1e
Haynes, Donnie
Haynes, Leann

Henry, Ben
Henry, Rhonda
Herlinger, Matt
Herron, M1chael
Hicks, Kim

Hinton, Chris
Hodge, Arion
Hodges, Rob
Holle, Debra
Holliday, Perry

Hollister, Tracy
Holmes, Angela
Holmes, Cindy
Holmes, Rhonda
Hooks, Brett

Hopkins, Mike
Huckfeldt, Claire
Hudspeth, Pamela
Hudspeth, Paula
Huffer, Beth

16-4

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Hutchmson, Dav1d
Hurt, Krystal
Hutton, Alecia
Jackson, Wayne

Jecminek, Julie
Jenkins, Cheryl
Jernigan, Robin
Johnson, Bnan
Johnson, Fredric

Johnson , Michael
Jones, Davean
Jones, David
Jordan, Kemetka
Joseph, Victoria

Kates, Ben
Keliiholokai, Steve
Kenoly, Lloyd
Kercheville, Kelli
Kesselman , Marc

Kimmet, Joe
Kincaid, ·Karen
King, Diann
Kinsman, Chris
Kirchof, Chris

Kirchof, Julie
Kitchen, Valerie
Konkel, Mary
LaBadie, Steven
Lacey, Debb1e

165

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Lamas. Guy
Larges, Jenny
Latsis, Jim
Leali, Nanette

Lederer, Seth
LeDuke, Harry
Levine, Deborah
Long, Summer
Lowe, Louahn

Lowy, Mitchell
Lynch, Cheryl
Mack, Shiela
Mackelvie, Tom
Mapes, Irene

Martin, Gwen
McCollum, Dawn
McDougal, Fredd1e
McGee, Carmella
McGregor, Kathy

Mclaughlin, Kathleen
MeJia, Rob
Meyer, John
M1les, Ron
Milonas, Mark

Milsap, Cheryl
Morgan, Anthony
Motz, Andy
Mundt, Marshall
Murdock, Gaunt

166

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NaranJO, Joe
Nilsson , Inger
N1mmons, Dathel
Nimom1ya, Jesse

NISSim , Nili
Nold , Margaret
Norcross, Eric
Northington , Fred
Novm , Farzad

Nuanes, Scott
Nuanes, Vanessa
Nuechterlem , Lois
Olander, Chris
Olsen, Nma

O' Neill , Kim
Pagliasotti , Michael
Panagiotopoul ,
Georg1a
Pepin, Pam
Peters, John

Pettes, Jacqueline
Phillips, Buck
Picher, Alison
Pitts, Jim
Powell, Sheryl

Price, Dana
Pryor, Elizabeth
Quiat. Matthew
Ray, Kevin
Reddic, Sandy

167

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Rice, Steve
Rtchard , Jenntfer
Riesenman , Amy
Rogers, Ktm

168

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Rott. Beth
Sauer , Lisa
Schofield , Chns
Scoggins, Sabra

Sear , Kevan
Sheffield, Cathy
Shoffstall , Drevvis
Sheehan , Mary
Sheffield , Cathy

Slaughter, Courtney
Smith, Gil
Stanton,
Meltssa
Stevens, Craig
Stevenson , Montca

Stewart. Rtchard
Swam, Ellen
Takatsuka, Greg
Templin, Revae
Thayer , Wendy

Thomas , Shelby
Thomas, Stephante
Thompson , Claudia
Thompson , Laurie
Thompson, Patrick

�Thorne, John
Timmons, Della
Timms , Terri
Tooley , Bnan
Trujillo , Lillian

Tucker, Scott
Tyler, Aruthur
Ulibarri , Jesse
Varela, Jeri
Vaughn , Francis

Vigil Marilyn
Vigil , Sherry
Villagrana , Blanca
Wade , Jonny
Ward, Kelli

Weatherson . Cathy
Webb , Allen
Webb , Tony
Wehner. Bob
Wehner, David

Wetmore, Scott
Wiley , Aaron
Williams , Anne
Wortham , Wanda
Wright , Jean

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Ze1men . Nick
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�Promises
like cherry blossoms
fade while the scent lingers lace
upon the air
and the unheeded voice
of silence
cries for night's unhindered darkness
flowing, spinning, rushing on
until dawn
ripples through
the clouds
stirring up such color that dark
steels away the stars and the birds
begin to sing
dropping note by note
into the opening skyl
-Lisa Barnes

I haven' seen you in a while
yet I often imagine
all your expressions.
I haven't spoken to you recently
but many times
I hear your thoughts.

Good friends must not always be together
It is the feeling of oneness when distant
that proves a lasting friendship .
"Brad!"
"Janet!"
"Brad!"
"Dr. Scott!"
"Brad!"
"Rocky!"
"Uhh!"
-Edna Kellman and Lisa Kennedy

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Allen , Caroline
Anderson, James
Anderson , Ronzella
Annan , Lesley

Archandauca , Joe
Auer, Rick
Axelrad , Dan
Baca Ernie
Baker, Kelsey

Barnes, Tom
Barth, Janette
Barton, Alice
Baumann, Bill
Beaird, Mary

Beckler, Kyle
Behrendsen, Davon
Bernier, Roland
B1shop, Tracy
Blackman, Lisa

Blythe, Sarah
Bolden, Roderick
Bolin, Terry
Bond, Peter
Boucher, Betsy

Bouton, Laurie
Bowman, Andre
Boxer, William
Braaton, M1ke
Branscum, Kevm

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Brent. John
Brikovsk1s, Rhett
Bnsco, Lenny
Brodnay, Marc

Brooke , Benjamin
Brown . Donn
Brown , Stephany
Brown, Vincent
Burkhardt , Steve

Burns, Katy
Burrell , Brett
Cabell , Leigh
Cage , Lanice
Caldwell , Shanda

Calloway, Ted
Carbajal, Jesus
Carr, Greg
Carr, Jeff
Carrasco , Desiree

Catalini , Jennifer
Chase , Magg1e
Cheadke, Cindy
Cheatem , Tracie
Chipman , Jennifer

Cinocco, Lauriena
Clark, Lonn1e
Clark, Pameal
Clark, Robin
Clark, Shanette

Clark, Teyia
Cleworth, Peter
Coleman , Laurie
Collins, Thomas
Craven, Olivia

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Cooley, Elizabeth
Cooper. Davm
Costello, Mark
Covode, Greg

Coxe, Julie
Cruz, James
Currington , Stacy
Dahlstrom , John
Dailey, Erin

Daly. Rachel
Davidson, Mart1n
Davis, Kathy
Dea, Tom
Delatorre, Joe

Delpapa, Timothy
Deming, Tara
Derose, Domin1c
Dew1spelaere, Jeff
Dill, Greg

Dillard, Alan
Dixon, Dav1d
Dock, Robyn
Doyle, Celeste
Doyle, David

Drummone, Bnan
Duha1me, Walter
Dunn, Kathy
Egloff, Debbie
Embleton, Dale

Epp1ch, Karl
Evan. Cheryl
Ewing, Peter
Farland, Carrie
Feder, Amy

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Flores , Cheryl
Gamble , Chandra
Garnson , Gary
Gass, Dana

G1bson , Gary
Godec, Judy
Goldstein , Mark
Gonzales, Becky
Gonzales , Pat

Goode , Katrenia
Gookin , Jack
Gordon, Renetta
Gossard , Cathy
Gould , Gordon

Graham , Steve
Grassman , Chnst1ne
Greer, William
Griggs, Ceclia
Grodny , Mike

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Gorssman, Alex
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Haley, Kathleen
Hamburg, Therese

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Hampton, Jenmfer
Harris, Charlita
Harris, Valerie
Hart, David

Harvey, Roslyn
Hathaway, Joe
Hautz1nger, Sally
Havens, lisa
Hayward, Shern

183

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Hemphill, Alan
Henry, Tom
Hey, Todd
Hill , Sherri

Hinchliff, Rob1n
Hite. Katie
Honeysetts, Lelaine
Hoogstrate, Jenny
Hopkins, Duane

Hopkins, Sandra
Hoskms, Dave
Hostetter, Kurt
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Howard, Nathaniel

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Hutt, Adrain
Hutton, Angela

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Isaak, Dan
Jackson, De Wayne
Jennings, Paulette
Johnson, Bob

Johnson, Sheldon
Johnston, William
Jones, Karen
Jordan, Tim
Jordan, Vyranda

Kahre , Gretchen
Kennedy , Lorrame
Keys , Brenda
Kimura , Naom1
King, Diann

184

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Klap. Thomas
Klinkerman, Douglas
Klinger, Ben1am1n
Knchevsky, Becky

Lacey. Debb1e
Lam. Cornelius
Landrum, Laura
Lant, Jeff
Lef, Euna

Lizotte, Renee
Long, Marti
Long, M1ke
Lucero. Sam
Luedke, Jud1th

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Lyle, K1pp
McDonald , Douglas
Marcolis, Toto
Marshall , Chapity

Martin , Chns
Martin , Greg
Martin, Steve
Masters, Ross
Masterson . R1cky

Mathaway, Joe
Mathews, Patricia
Mattern, Joey
McCoy, Debbie
McDonald , William

Mclaughlin, Jacki
Meufer, Wanda
Meyers, Scott
Miles, Ronald
Miller, Melinda

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M1lsap, Sh1ela
M1tchell , Melissa
Mooney , Beverly
Moore , Marcelene

Morales, Jraelda
Motz, Margaret
Muhlbauer, Claudia
Mulcakv, Bridget
Munds, Thomas

Naechterk, Carl
Nagle , Robert
NaranJO , Marlt
Nash , Amy
Nass1mbene , Ryan

Nelson, Arvm
Nelson, David
Nelson , Paul
Noda, M1chael
Nofton, Milton

Nuanes, Jack
Oakes, Donald
Olander, Lori
O' Leary, Mary
Oliver, Kathy

Olson , Lis
Ortiz, N1co
Page, Felec1a
Page, Sheptanya
Pascoe , Ted

Pedrick, M1ke
Ph1lhps, Carole
Picht, Lon
Platt, Jenmfer
Potts, David

186

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Quezada, Annette
Qu1ntana , Andy
Ram1rez, Cathy
Ramsora , George

Randolph , Scott
Reed , DeeDee
Reeves, Bevia
Rhme, Kate
Rhoades. Yolanda

R1chard , Bianca
Richardson , Felecia
R1chie , Shirl
R1ggs, Glynda
RIOS, Tammy

Roberts. R1ch
Robmson, David
Robnett, John
Rockwell , Cassie
Reel, Erhnda

Romero, Andrew
Rosenberg, Cra1g
Rountree, Laneze
Salz, Lezh
Sander, Marie

Sawyer, Mary
Sch1el, Sam
Schmidt, Renate
Schof1eld, Sondra
Scott, Sally

Seney, Renee
Shepard, Deborah
Sh1kles, Shen
Shockey. Armand a
Schwayder, Scott

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�Silver, Lisa
S1lverburg, Rob
Simms, Becky
Ska1fe, Becky
Sm1ley, Tern

Sm1th, Carole
Sm1th , Greg
Smith, John
Sm1th, Kristi
Sm1th, Robert

Snyder, Frank
Spahn , Timma
Stacey, Jenmfer
Stark, Felecia
Stevens, Carol

Stribling, Gary
Stanley, Mark
Stearns, Shanna
Stevens, Jenni
Stiers , Sandy

Stoffel, Eric
Struble, Laune
Sullivan , Chrystal
Taylor, Anne
Taylor, Josh

Tholen , Tom
Thomas, Cathy
Trefz, Todd
Trujillo, Johnny
Trumble, Valerie

Tyler, Rena
Tyler, Rhonda
Urango, Margaret
Valerie, Hope
VanCleave, Lanaeia

188

�Vaughn, Franc1s
Viesa, Jesus
Wade, Daniel
Waines, Latonya
Wald , Paul

Wallace , M1chael
Walsh , Mary
Ware, Jenn1fer
Warner, Ann
Washington, Arnold

Washmgton , Tracy
Weller, Leslie
White, Chns
White, Sharee
Wickham, Colleen

Wieland, Hollie
Wild, Becky
Wilkerson, Jennifer
Williams, Paul
Wilson, Sheri

York, Joyce
Young, Karen
Young, Pan
Zauala, Rosanna

189

�bemusedfinding such alone in together
that Wednesday slips
across the score
leaving apathy in time
that brings no new
along with change
invoking second hand opinions
of wornout events
once again to pretend
a beginning
that only repeats
such ends that arebemused
-Lisa Barnes

190

�This 1s your life
Take the power to do what you want
and do it well
Take the power to love what you
want in life
and love it honestly
Take the power to walk through the forest
and become a part of nature
Take the power to control your life
No one else can do it for you
Take the power to be Happy!

191

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218

�We would like to thank the following people for sponsoring the 1979 Angelus:
Mr and Mrs Edward B. Almon
Mr and Mrs Walter Barton
Mrs Jeanne Colby
Mr and Mrs Walter H. Derr
Mr and Mrs William Haaker
Mr and Mrs William A. Holmes
Charlotte Jensen
William Jensen
Mr and Mrs Allen Phillips
Anonymous

119

�Hold fast to dreams
For 1f dreams d1e
Life is a broken-wmged bird
That cannot fly.
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren f1eld
Frozen With snow.

����Amy Gooch - Editor in Chief
Lynne Bruce - Assistant Editor
Fritz Law - Head Photographer
Cindy Holmes - Album Editor
Mary Almon - Album
Mardi Altman - Album
Bev Haaker - Album
Carol Harvey - Sports Editor
Stu Colby - Sports
Heidi Derr Sports
Barbara Bruce - Clubs Editor
Beth Bennet - Clubs
Eric Jensen - Photographer
Buck Phillips - Photographer
Jack Affleck - Photographer
Louie Chicone - Photographer
Skylar Heald - Photographer
Butch Barton - Artist
Georgia Panagiatoupolus - Artist
Veronica Mims - Copy
Cherlyn Jenkins Copy

The Angelus Staff of 1979 would like to thank the following
people for their contributions to this years Angelus:
Lynne and Bev for their Elvis imitations
Mardi and Mary for their gossip
The lunchroom ladies for fending off starvation
Butch and Georgia for their creativensss
Fritz for getting things done, sooner or later
Certain club sponsors for absolutely nothing
Mr. Nelson for his help
Mr. Bloomfield for his darkroom
Mr, Bobb for putting up with interuptions Jostens for ?
Eric for the pictures of Cindy and doing a great job
Shakeys and Maxwells for getting us through deadlines
Cindy for her imaginative names and "manuel labor"
Mrs. McNeill for voluntering to take over
Mr Keinon for putting up with us
Buck for procrastinating but coming through finally
Barb and Beth for dealing so fantastically with clubs
The south lawn for taking care of Skylar
Jack for his great photography and humor
Ronnie for running errands when desperately needed
Heidi for her help and cheerfulness
Carol for taking care of business
Four a.m. deadlings and 8 a.m. SAT's
Fritz for the oranges in the trophy
Stu for peppermint schnapps and redecorating Lynne's
bathroom
J. R.R. Tolkein for The Hobbit
Lynne without whose help I wouldn't have made it
The boys basketball team for going to state
Amy Gooch
and the
Angelus Staff of 1979

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1977-78

Angelus
East
High
School
Denver
Colorado
Volume 60

��His eyes were brown
Mine were blue
He was five four
I was five two
He loves dogs
I loved cats
He would pitch
I would bat
He would call
I would answer
He would say, "How 'bout
the movies?"
I would say, "Sure!"
He walked me to class
He sat by me at games
He told me he loved me
I told him the same
He met her
His eyes were brown
Hers were green
He was five four
She was five three.
Creigh Cornett
3

�Friendship Is Love
Without Flowers Or Veil.

�Chance Makes Our Parents Choice Makes Our Friends.

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�Introduction

Table Of
Contents

............................... 2

Fall ...................................... 18
Winter

................................... 48

Spring .................................... 66
Clubs

....... . ............................ 82

Seniors

122

Juniors

136

Sophomores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Teachers

168

Index

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�The Beginnings Of
All Things Are Small.
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�There Comes A Time In Our Life
When We Do Something
Or We Refrain From Doing
Something.
It Is At This Time We Find Out
Who We Really Are,
That This Is What We Have Been
All Our Life
And What We Always Will Be.
Annonymous

�People come and People
go
It happens every day.
Though "goodbye" is just
a simple word
I find it hard to say.
As as I watch you leave
me now
I'll try hard not to cry.
This is not the only time
I'll have to say goodbye.
You are not the only
love
I'll pass along the way.
"And "goodbye" is just
a simple word
I'll have to learn to say.

��The Swiftness Of Time
Is Infinite. Which Is
Still More Evident To
Those Who Look Back
Upon It.

�Time It Was
And What A Time It Was
It Was ..
A Time Of Innocence
A Time Of Confidences
Preserve Your Memories
They're All That's Left You.

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�"Life-So They Say, Is But A
Game And They Let It Slip
Away.
Love-Like The Autumn Sun,
Should Be Dying But It's
Only Just Begun.
Like The Twilight In The
Road Up Ahead They Don't
See Just Where We're
Going.
And All The Secrets In The
Universe, Whisper In Our
Ears And All The Years
Will Come And Go, And
Take Us Up, Always Up.
We May Never Pass This
Way Again,

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�A haze on the far horizon,
The infinite, tender sky,
The ripe, rich tint of the
cornfields, and the wild
geese sailing high,And all over upland and
lowland the charm of the
goldenrod,Some of us call it Autumn,
And others call it God.
-William Herbert Garruth
"Each in His Own Tongue"

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Finishing the year in third place, the soccer team was
the best team East High has ever had. Under the direction of Coach Tom Brownell, the team's final record was five wins, two losses, and one tie. Next year
should also prove to be very successful with twelve
sophomores returning as lettermen. With such players
as senior Erik Gotaas, who finished as the league's
leading scorer with eighteen goals, and seniors Rusty
Wehner, Sam Stott and Dale Quick turning in excellent defensive play, it is no wonder that the team had
such a successful year.

�TOP ROW L TO R: Louie Schacon, Paul Hoskins, Keith Campbell. Chris Romer, Clark Belyea, ed Toll, John Surge , Kirt
Frankenberg, Sandy Reddick, Sam Stott, David Wehner, Rusty Wehner, Peter Kilfoyle. ROW 2 L TO R: Coach Tom Brownell,
Mike Beatie, Steve Reum, Ernesto Guerra, Chri O'Lander, Eric Jen on, Eric Gotaas, Dale Quick, Neil Monshien, Paul Beaird,
Fritz Law, Mat Williams.

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TOP ROW L TO R: Coach Tom Brownell, Dave Campbell,
Bob Wehner, Marty Doane, Joe Blows, Landis Arnold, even
Hahn, Mat Williams. ROW 2 L TO R: Spike Hollen, Ben
Cates, Buck Phillips, Clay MeGan, Dave Phillips, Budi Sahabudida.

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TOP ROW L TO R: Mark Gilland, David Bundy, Rick Struble, Scott
Neal, Coach Regis Groff. ROW 2: Weston Hahn, Kirk Steve?s, Tr~y
Dean, Ed Vicars, Ted Tholen. NOT PRESENT: Allan Sm1th, J1m
Pitts, John Peters, Dave Hutchinson, Craig Stevens.

With competition increasingly more difficult, the East High Golf Team is going
strong and working hard to finish in the
upper half of the League. Joined by
Sophomore Weston Hahn are David
Bundy, Kirk Stevens and Ed Vicars, who
were part of last year's qualifying team.
They along with Mark Gilland and Troy
Dean, make up the starting six. Coach
Regis Groff fully expects some team
members to qualify for the state team
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�Top Row L to R: Assi tant Coach Jame Ray, Robert Mil ap, Tom Keliiholakai, Kelly Meade, Clay Ben on, Robert Schlagel,
Robert Matney, Jay Halverson, Bill Struble, Tim McLaughlin, As 1 tant Coach Don Be . Row 2: Head Coach Roger Craig,
James Alexander, Calvin Cozart, Steve Keliiholakai, Robert Konkol, Robert Nel on, Andy Motz, Mike Hickman, Berry Jone ,
Eric euchterlein, Clarence Thatch, McKinley Jone , As i tant Coach Gary Simmon . Row 3: Neil McCoy, Mike Evan , Roger
FUJII, Glenn Wright, Bill Morton, pence Von Strohe, Glen aylor, John Sawyer, George Cooksy, Ralph Stewart, Jim Maurie ,
Mike Casey, A i tant Coach Butch Risole. Row 4: Jame Medina, Curti Fox, Greg Mitchell, Reggi Castleman Brian Haly, Eric
Rozelle, Mike Gaiter, Dean Akiyama, Kyle Long, Phil Barbour, Mark Hocker.

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�Back Row, L to R: Gary Simmons, Don Be t, Jame
Roy. Front Row, L to R: Coach Craig, Butch Rossoli

Our 1977 Big Red football team proved to be one of the
better teams at East in recent years. Under the direction
of Head Coach Roger Craig, the Angels demonstrated tremendous team unity and leadership. The players had the
desire to win, were aggresive, hard working, and were uperior in representing East High. Our congratulation to
the team for doing such a great job!

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Football

TOP ROW: Coach James Ray, Andre Mitchell , Dan Grant, Walter Barton, Steve Keliiholokai, Reggie Ossler, Harry LeDuke,
Gaunt Murdock, Andy Motz, Byron Jefferson, Danny Garcia, Head Coach Bess. ROW 2: Louie, Tyrone Evans, Wes Jeffers,
Lavonne Clark, Aaron Lee, Kevin Gardener, Eric Norcro s, Paul Brown, Mario Ellison, George Cooksey, Scott Nuanes, Alex
Barbour, Tony Martin, Larry Compos, James Medina, Kenny Evans, Paul Gunn, Not Shown: Jerome Marshall

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�TOP ROW L TO R: Head Coach Marge O'Hara, Dominica Garcia, Vonnie Grassman, Lynne Bruce, Joan Magnie, Beth Bennett, Tracy Blake, Marleen McGuire, ssistant Coach Cathy Russ. MIDDLE ROW: Sarah Bridges, Susan Burkhardt, atalie
Sidwell, Lorraine Scott, Leslie Topham. Bobbie Washington. BOTTOM ROW: Barb Wells, Am) Klein, Carolyn Topham, Carol
Harvey, Carrie Clark.

The Girls Gymnastic Team had a successful
season because of their great determination
and their desire to work towards personal
satisfaction. Under the direction of Head
Coach Marge O'Hara, the team showed devotion, individual improvement, and had
amazing success despite tough competition.

�TOP ROW L TO R: Russ Lqw, Brett Eppich, Sharon Nelson, Wendy Halver on, Monica Knudson, Dawn Gotlin, Rachel Kel o,
Amy Riesenmam, Virginia Falkenberg. MIDDLE ROW~ Elizabeth Falkenberg, Megan Barton, Hiedi Derr, Barbara Bruce, Julie
Kirchhof, Carol Carpenter, Rebecca Long, Debbie Egan. BOTTOM ROW: Katie Kirchhof, Barb Pearl, Maria Stanton, Chris
Keables, Bert, Kate Deane, Karen Egan, Abby Colegrove. ot shown: Rhonda Henry, Shannon O'Leary, Kathy Carlin.

The spirit is high and the team is
able! Under coach Russ Law, the
East High Girls Swim Team had
a marvelous season, winning a
good portion of their meets. To
top off the season Brett Eppich,
Monica Knudson. Hiedi Derr,
Barb Pearl, and Katie Kirchhof
qualified for the state meet.

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�W omens Swimming

�Volleyball

Although there were few returning
players from last year, the many
new members of the East High
School Volleyball team proved to
be outstanding players. All seventeen of these girls were energetic,
enthusiastic, and filled with spirit.
Alice (Junior) Weed and Jackie
Dean, their coaches, backed the
team all the way and regard this
team as one of the finest yet.

�Bottom, row I, left to right: Karen Carter, Pam Blake, Polly Monley,
Angela Holme , Lori Rosella, Row 2: Coach Dean, Coach Weed,
Shawn Ahenius, Tracey Skopinski, Stephanie Thomas, Faith Ichishita,
Row 3: Becky Eichenberger, Laura Parry, Kim York, Rachael Gore,
Janet Clark, Julie Chase, Toni Martinez, Carol Banks, Martha Mund .

�Mens
Tennis

Under the direction of Coach Gary Harris,
the East High Tennis Team was a smash.
Because they worked well together as a
team, both practice and team matches were
enjoyable. East's team maintained a hopeful
outlook, and their school spirit was always
present.

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�L TO R: Coach Gary Harris, Andy Wilbur, Monty Cleworth, Van Frazier, Scott Dock, Mike Shur, Eric Luna, Rick Kitchen,
Tom Thorton, Mike Sanchez, Kyle Addermann, Miguel Jewett, Robby Mejia, Greg Carroll, John Schwartz, Ron Mile , Monty
Godec, Greg Takamatsu. 'OT PRESE T: Brooke Burton.

�This year proved a turn around for the Coed
Cross Country Team. More people joined and
competed this year than ever before. Coach
Gene Cisnero i highly entusiastic about the
po sibility of the team becoming League contenders next year. Bill Bennerman, James
Walker, Tyrone Hocker, Mark Kahre, and
Maritza Jewitt strengthened the team immensly with their fantastic running prowess. It is
with great pride that we salute thi out tanding team.

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TOP ROW: Coach Gene Cisneros, ick Zervo , \1ark Kahre, Jame Jame Walker, Tyrone Hocker, Bill Bennerman, David Gordon, Chri
chofield. ROW 2: Li a Martelon, Marco Guerro, Craig Cline, Ray Mae , John
Touris, Kermit Earett, Mike Johnson, Wayne Jack on, Maritza Jewitt.

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��Homecoming

1977

The lunchroom, transformed into a
dance floor with decorative red and
white streamers, was the scene of
the 1977 Homecoming Dance.
Handsomely dressed couples danced
to disco sounds and celebrated the
crowning of Homecoming Queen
Ronnie Ellerbee and King Mike
Gaiter. The theme "Especially For
You," fit well, for the dance was enjoyed by all.

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�"Especially For You"

�Cheerleaders

Felice Barrett

Michelle Miles

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DeDe Robnett

Barb Mosgovoy
Carol Banks

Amy Klein

Attending athletic events three
and four days a week, the East
High Cheerleaders remain
cheerful. Captained by Ronnie
Ellerbee, they are the most
spirited team we've had in
years. These hardworking girls
are a good part of East High's
upswing in morale. We owe
them and their sponsor, Jan
MeN eill, many thanks.

�Ronnie Ellerbee
Diane Juarez

Pam Blake

Jenee Dwight

Kathy Keliiholokai
Toni Martinez
Stephanie Hayward

Teri Washington

�Butterflies Are Free

This year the East High School Theatre
Department presented "Butterflies Are
Free" under the direction of Cathrine
Davis and under the technical direction
of Lloyd Torres. With beautiful sets, a
fantastic cast, and a well organized stage
crew the play was a smashing success.

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�I knew the day you met me,
I could love you if you let me,
Though you touched my cheek
And said how easy you'd forget me,
You said, "Butterflies are free,
And so are we."
On that velvet morning,
When our love was forming,
I said it wouldn't hurt me

If you left without warning.
I said, "Butterflies are free,
And so are we."
And you made me understand
Right from the start,
I could hold your gentle hand,
But never hold your heart.
So why the crying?
Were our brave words lying
When we both agreed
There'd be no tears in our goodbying?
Butterflies are free.
Why aren't we?
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In February, East was visited by one of America's
most dynamic public speakers. Reverend Jesse
Jackson brought to the student body one of the
most outstanding and influencial assemblies ever. It
was an experience the students of East will never
forget!

�We may never pa thi way again
Dream - o they ay
Are for the fool and they let them drift away
Peace-like the ilent dove
Should be flying but it' only ju t begun
Like Columbus in the olden days
We must gather all our courage
Sail our ship out on the open sea
Cast away our fears and all the years will come
and go
And take us up, always up
We may never pa s thi way again

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�Now there is fro t upon the hill
And no leaf stirring in the wood;
The little streams are cold and till;
ever so still has winter stood.
George 0' eal,
"Where It Is Winter"

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Thanks to dedication, desire, and discipline, the
basketball team finished the season with a winning record. Under the direction of fir t year
head coach Sam Batey, the team had a definite
advantage with two returning tarters, Marvin
McLaughlin and Robert Milsap, and four returning varsity players. With the team' peed,
depth, and experience, they created a team that
East can be proud of.

�TOP ROW L TO R: Ricky Harris, Tim McLaughlin, Marvin McLaughlin, Robert Milsap, John Charle Barber, Russ Covode,
orton, oach am Batey, Ken Wager. BOTTOM ROW L TO R Terry hepard, Earl
Victor Nevins, Kenny May , Melvin
White, Ricky Wilson, Pat O'malley, Henry Cooper, William Thame , \1ark Hartlaub.

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�BACK ROW L TO R : Anthony Yig1l, Craig Cline, teve Keliiholokai, Harold Benjamen, lay Ben on, Brian John on, Rich
tewart, Kelly Meade, Bill White, Paul Albertelli, Tom Keliholokai , Coach Cisneros. FRO T ROW L TO R : Mike Andrews,
Tony Webb, McKinnley Jone , Wayne Jackson, Phil Barbour.

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Back row L to R: Miguel Jewett, Matt Herlinger, Mike Hopkins, Bill Sirovatka, Roger Hosea, Kurt Frankenburg. Front
row: Hal Slusser, John Sawyer, Russ Law, Bill Benerman Fritz Law. Not show: Jeff Chipman, Kevin Boyle.

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�Benerman, Bill:
200 Free, 500 Free, Free Relay.
Boyle, Kevin:
Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free.
Chipman, Jeff:
Medley Relay, 100 Brea t.
Frankenburg, Kurt:
100 Back, Medley Relay, Free Relay.
Herlinger, Matt:
Medley Relay, 100 Breast.
Hopkins, Mike:
50 Free, 100 Free. Free Relay.
Hosea, Roger:
Medley Relay, 100 Brea t, Free Relay.
Jewett, Miguel:
50 Free, 100 Free, Free Relay.
Kilfoyle, Pete:
Medley Relay, 100 Back, Free Relay.
Law, Fritz:
Medley Relay, 200 IM, 50 Free, 100 Free,
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Quinn, Tracy:
Diving, Free Relay.
Sawyer, John:
Medley Relay, 200 Free, 50 Free,
100 Free, Free Relay.
Sirovatka, Bill:
200 Free, 500 Free, Free Relay.
S1us er, Hal:
Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free,
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Varsity
FRONT ROW L TO R: Becky DeLeon, Toni Martinez, Julie Chase, Yvonne Norton, Peggy Clark, Martha Mund . BACK
ROW L TO R: Sara Herron, Daya Haines, Diane Buckner, Denise Faulding, Franchette colt, Mr. Fair.

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�Back Top Row: Chris chofield, L to R, Row 1: ngela Holmes, Cheryl Milsap, Sherri Landrum, Jennifer Richard, Jeri
Varela, Polly Monley, Linda Ander on, Denise Faulding, Peggy Clarke, Donna oria, A . Escobedo. Kneehng, L to R
Mary Konkel, S ummer Lo ng, Dathel immons, Lorraine anche7, Julie K1rchhof, Anita Guerrero, Debbie West

Only in its second yea r, the Girl Basketba ll
Team is hopeful. The competition is tough ,
but with their skill and team effort it looks
promising. Under the direction of Coach
Fair, the well bala nced tea m i off to a
jumping start.

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�Left to Right, Bottom Row: Kevin Sheperd, Robert Wehner, Chip Houston, Lonnie Jones, Richard Luna, Tony Martin. Row 2:
Mike Sanchez, James Alexander, Mike Ca ey, Eric Luna, Steve Mazelson, George Cooksey, Eric Parhan, Terry Thomas. Row 3:
Jim Hoop , Coach; Marlin Conners, John Thatch, Van Frazier, Gaunt Murdock, Steve Lewis, Kyle Adderman, Ronnie Miles,
Randy Yaroborough, Coach Be s.

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�Wrestling

This year's wrestling team showed
great spirit and tremendous talent,
though they are a young group.
With the excellent coaching of Jim
Hoops, they all proved to be fine
wrestlers.

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�Row I L to R Tracy \\ oodson, Pam \vood, Rachel Robmson, Chri lin Miley, Faith Ichishita, Donna oria, Trenna Coleman, Tara
Grant, Deni e Roy, Cath)' Bell, Ravae Templin, Cher)'l Maher, Lachelle ettles, abra coggins, anette Leali, Becky Eichenberger.
Row 2: Lynne Bruce, hery Landrum, Mary Hames, heryl "vfilsap, Cindy Holmes, Tracy Holli ter, Carol Jakicic, Donna FuJii, Merry
Branscombe, arole Yarter, tephame Thomas, Jemfer Richard, Cheri Glover, Olivia Craven, Michelle Bishop, Francis Vaughn, Marie
Kouremanous . Row 3· Diane Fizer, Jud)' Boone, Della Timmon , Janecia Bibb, Jeri Varela, Carolyn Kraft, Mary Konkel, Mona Walker, andra Edelen, Karen von Phul, Joann Brown, Judy Pettes, Karen Goode, lien wain, Linda Decker, Laurie Thomp on, Tammy
Dean, Chris Goick, Kim Rogers, arrie Abbot, Anita Guerro, Kim Jone . Row 4: Debby Haubenchild, Karen Kinkaid, Margerat old,
Wendy Wallace, Juanita ampbell, Yvonne orton, Martha Munds, Damita laughter, Kelly Ward, Garmain oleman, Lolita Mcneil,
Angela Holmes,
heryl Jack on, herry Waller, Monica mtth, Sherry Durst, Ellen Klein, Beth Roll, Kathryn Ander on, Karen
Carter. Row 5 Manlyn Vtgtl, Mantza Jewttt, Debbie West.

Seventy-five members strong, the Pep Club has
done a fantastic job of supporting chao! spirit.
Pam Blake, Carole Yarter, and Ya min Stowers,
club leaders, have united the club behind all athletic events. They have encouraged everyone to
come out and cheer. They have devoted a lot of
time to East with amazing results: Great Spirit!

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Isabel Mendez, Julie Garcia, Brenda Zavala, June Pe ham, Jill Mensing, Valerie Blanken hip. Front Row left to nght:
Vanessa Lopez, Theresa Carlin, Donna Trujillo, Shellie Archuleta, Carol Yarter, Mara Shannon, Della Timmons, Amta
Guerrero, Sara Gardener, Stephanie Goodloe. Seated in front, left to right: Mr. Art E cobedo, Darlene Vigil.

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the time of the inging of bird
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���Men's Gymnastics

Top Row, left to right: Chip Houston, Allen Carter, Kevin Miller, Walter Williams. Spiro Rozatos, Coach Boatright. Bottom
Row. left to right: Robert Wehner, Alan Lewis, Harold Johnson, Raphael Guerrero.

�Thanks to Coach Warren Boatright, and his
patient help, the Boy's Gymnastic Team performed outstandingly this year. Though the
team was small, the spirit was high and this
encouraged them to work hard and make for a
strong team.

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���Baseball

L to R, Front Row: Jim Elliott, Marty Sodia, Chuck Gagnon, Dean Akiyama, Ed Vickers, Richard Kitchen, Ted Tholen, Coach
Simmons. Back Row: Coach Escobedo, Mike Walker. Back Row: Coach, Mike Walker, Randy Carter, Lloyd Martinez, Reggie
Ca tleman, Andy Motz, Joe Chavez, Jeff Greenblatt, Phil Barbour.

�Men's
Track
Track team members: David Archuleta, Jim Alexander, Donald Barr, Mike Andrews, John Barber, Herman. Barrett, Paul Beaird,
Bill Bennerman, Harold Benjamin, Marlin Conner, Mike Evans. Mike Gaiter, Mark Gordon, Marco Guerro, Tyrone Hocker,
Evitt Hodge, Wayne Jackson. McKinnley Jones, Lamont Johnson. Mike Johnson. Mark Kahre. Tom Kelliohokai, Gerald Lee,
Harry Leduke, Tay Maes, Robert Martin, Jim Mauries, Bill Morton, Gaunt Murdock, Scott uanes, Marvin Richardson, Terry
Shepard, Rich Stewart, Clarence Thatch, Ned Toll, Spence VonStroe, Darren Walker. James Walker, Bill White, Harry Wil on,
Ricardo Wilson, Glenn Wright, Nick Zervous, Kevin Shepard, Tony Bell, Anthony Martin, Joe Wong, John Hawkins, George
Cooksey, Orlando Hail. Coach: Gene Cisnero .

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�Front Row; I to r: Wendy Bowers, Becky Eichenberger, Mary Haynes, Chandler Crawford, Maryanne Christy, Kristi Wallace.
Row 2: Frances Vaughn, Leslie Topham, Faith Ichisthita, Jennifer Whelen, Shay Dawson, Cecilia White, Wanda Wortham. Row
3: Charles Holland, Sarah Pascoe, Jenny Wollerman, Mike Sanchez, Dawn McCollum, Rick Kitchen, Luahn Lowe, Art Tyler.
Row 4: Karen Treffinger, Sue Banman, Mike Smith, Ann Yarqbeck, Lisa MacC!usky, Sarah Melcher, Marla Scharf, Will
Barnes. Row 5: Kelly Livingston, Duane Pearson, Laurie Berdahl, Greg Carroll, David Wehner, Sandy Reddic, Jim Latsis, Walter Barton. Row 6: Sam Stott, Cary Weston, Randy Faus, Scott Smilnac, Trey Carruthers, Eugene Martinez, Harry LaDuke.
Not Pictured: Lisa Kennedy.

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�Head Boy
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"The people are here! The people are East. To
each of the 535 seniors and every other student
at East, I offer my thanks. My thanks for your
beacon of light in my darkness of ignorance. If
such a light could spread to every person, they
too would understand.
East is not only a school; East is an education in
life. Every conceivable type of person attends
East. Understanding reigns in these hallowed
halls.
East."

"I love East - its cellar and tower rooms with
boxes stuffed with dust covered scrapbooks, photographs and trophies - its worn stairways - its
wooden bannisters that many different hands have
touched - its walls within, containing secrets of
long ago and not so long ago. But most of all, I
love and thank East's people - each of you, offering something unique and special to me and all
others at East. If I have truly helped just one person feel a little more important, a little more
needed and wanted, then I have accomplished one
of my major goals at East ... at life."

�Class Officers
Junior
Lisa Kennedy
Tyron Allen
Lisa MacCluskey

Sophomore
Sandy Reddic
Debbie Levine
Kevin Kennedy

Senior
Dean Akiyama
Anna Rodriquez
Bill Morton

�Class Reps

Senior
Micheal Hayne
Chri Romer
Janet Clark
Mary Dulacki

Junior
Fritz Law

John Cheney

Carole Yarder

Sherry Durst

Matt Herlinger
Herman Barrett
Wendy Bowers
Stephanie Thomas

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Front Row: Herman Barret, Lisa Kennedy, Mary Dulacki, Donna Fujii, Michael Haynes, Janet
Clark, Sue Burkhardt, Chri Romer, Wendy Bower , Li a MacCiu ky, Anna Rodriguez, Bill Morton, Debbie Levine, Dean Jones, Row 2: Dean Jone , Matt Herlinger, Jeff Chaney, Dean Akiyama,
Donna Sly, Fritz Law, Back Row : Sam Stott, Calvin Cozart, Sandy Reddic, Meridith Branscombe,
Carole Yarter, Kevin Kennedy, Diana Juarez, Sherry Durst, Faith lchishita.

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This year the delegate assembly, headed
by Calvin Cozart, assumed a very organized and involved role. They showed a
great responsibility towards school activities and answered many questions the student body and faculty had. They were an
unusually contributing group this year.

Front Row Lft. to Rt: Maria Kouremenou , Kri Kodtavy, Li a Liljedahl, Terri Gregory, Dominica
Garcia, Jodell Miyazawa, I abella Alonzo, Mary Hayne , Middle Row: Pete Kilfoyle, Jeff Richardson, Cheryl Lee, Georgia Panagiotopoulo , Lovahn Lowe, Brian Tooley, Michael Haynes, ina Dulacki, Stella Jackson, ancy Randall, Ed Lobaugh, Back Row: Brett Wil on, Calvin Cozart, Karen
Carter, Richard Harris, Mike Walker, Andy Motz, Mike Hickman, Vincent Brown.

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Choir

Third Row; Karl Hruza, Alex Thatch, Tony Webb, Shelby Thoma , Tracy Quinn, Jonathon Wade, Harry LeDuke, Jame
Garnes, John Almon, Paul Brown, Maurice Combs, Second Row; Kathy Murry, Beth Huffer, Jenny Large , Mary Ann Christy,
Carla Clark, Wanda Wortham, Franciene Sawyer, Lori Sutherland, Andrea Phillip , Wendy Bowers, First Row; Lynette Emery,
Ravae Templin, Dawn McCullum, Cynthia Holme , Margaret old, Karen Goode, Frances Vaughn, Anita Brown, Becky Eichenberger, Sharon Price, Lovagn Lowe

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I. Scott Gandy, 2. Sarah Melcher-President 3. Laurie Berdahl, 4. Bill Strong,
5. Sarah Pascoe, 6. Sam Stott, 7. LaChe Owens, 8. Walter Hill, 9. Valerie
Blankenship, 10. Vonzel Sawyer, I I. Karen Treffinger, 12. Blair Brooke, 13.
Barb Mosgovoy, 15. Ann Yarabeck - SecfTres., 16. James Guinn, conductor,
17. Will Barnes-Vice President, 18. Art Bollhoefer, 23. Duane Pear on

�Top Row; Craig Elder, Barry Jone, Ed Carter, Walter Hill-Vice President, colt Gandy, Wilham trong, Marty m1th. D"Wane
Pear on, Dean Duen ing Third Row; Will Barnes, larence Thatch, Mike anche7, rt Bollhoefer- ecjTres, am tott. M1ke
Smith, Kelly Living ton, Ray Hine , Don Wdhams, Trey Carruthers, econd Row; Karen McHugh, Susan Banman, Jenny old,
Elia Otaro, Stephanie Goodbe, LaChe Owens, nn Yarabeck, Karen arter, arah Pascoe, Edna Kellman, Merry Ashford, nn
Rose, Barb Mosgovoy Bottom Row; Lisa MacCiu key, Kri Koktav:r. Karen Treffinger, Valene Blankenship, ara Bndges, ara
Melcher, Jenee Dwight, Laurie Berdall, Blair Brooke-President, Kri Keable , Leslie Topham, Bonnie hwayder, Ronnie Ellerbee, Joanne Trace, Keely Pounds, Mr. Guinn.

Concert
Choir

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Spotlight

�TOP ROW L TO R: Daren Johnston, Drew Foster, Matt Weinberg, Brett Eppich, Richard elson. BOTIOM
ROW: Rick Kitchen, Monty Cleworth, Valarie Kitchen, Tracy kopin ki, Carol Jakicic, Lynne Huffer, John
Schwartzberg, Keith Thomas, Kathy McClung.

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�ROTC
Staff

cfL TC Karen Carter
Honor Platoon 0.

c M J Brad Reschak
Battalion XO

cf

PT Richard Byrd
Battalion -2

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cfLTC Patricia Blair
Battalion CO.

cf OL Bill Morton
Brigade CO.

cfMAJ Greg Meyer
Battalion S-4

cf PT Diane Regas
Battalion

-1

���Rifle Teams
Womens
L TO R . Karen Carter, ally el on, Julie
Agnew, D1ane Rega , Patricia Blair.

Mens
L TO R: Greg Meyer,
Thomas Paul.

cott Wetmore,

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�Orchestra

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�Jazz
1;., Band
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�Concert Band

�Top Row L to R: Ann
Baumann, Cindy Cole,
Donna FUJII, Rusty
Wehner, Cecilia White,
Anne Rose, George
Clark Middle R ow :
Colette Reum,
hris
Romer, Cathy orman,
Veronica Fuller, haron
Walker, Bottom Row·
Cheryl Brown, Faith
l chi hita, Eli sa Goldberg, Pam Smith, indy
Beringer, Zoe Maries

Dance

The East Angel Dance Group
was a very devoted clas who
spent much time practicing. They
worked extremely hard and
showed tremendous talent in their
performance . Many thanks a re
due to their dance instructor Mrs.
Cisneros.

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�Hatchet
Squad

BACK ROW L TO R: LaChet Owen , Lisa Barne , Wendy Wallace, Will Barne , Jolita Jen en, Monty Cleworth, Kathy
McClung, am Stott, Rick Kitchen, Kate Picher, uzanne Myers, Tina 0 borne, There a Pena, Hank Prichard, Valarie Meurer,
Lynne Huffer, Ann Bauman. MIDDLE ROW: Kristi Wallace, Mary Ann Christy, Mary Kouremenous, Lana Howell, Michelle
LaPerriere, Edna Kellman, Diane Regas, Isabell Mendez, Kevin Sea~. Karen McHugh. FRO T ROW: Ali a Goldberg, Anna
Rodriquez, Tracy Hollister, Le lie Crawford, Valarie Donald on, Sue Banman, Karen Treffinger, Amy Gooch, Darlene Wilkin ,
Ray Hines. OT SHOW : Chri Romer, ora Ortiz, Lynne Bruce, andra Robinson, Sarah Bridge .

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�����National Hc)nor Society
I. Sarah Melcher 2. Jay Halver on 3. Andy Wilb•ur 4. Rebecca Long 5. Will Barne 6. Monty Clew.orth 7. Randy
Faus 8. Faith Ichi hita 9. Rusty Wehner 10. Dean Akiyama I I. Kathy Carlin 12. Mary Dulacki 13 . a!'olyn Topham
14. Susan Burkhardt, 15. Keith Campbell 16. Barb Welb 17 . Kia Micaud 18. Megan Barton 19. Michelle Miles 20.
Ktm Doane 21. 22. Andrea Phillip 23 . Allison Beckler 2~4 . Lachelle ettle 25 . Ann Yarabeck 26 . John Sawyer 27 .
Lorraine Scott 28 . Gail McGarry 29 . Diane Perry 30. P.ick Kitchen 31 . Donna Fujii 32. Rachel Lederer 33. Randy
Carter 34. Janet Clark 35 . Virginia Falkenburg 36. Sa •m Stott 37. Roger Ho ea 38. Jonathan Parkinson 39. Gregg
Wrenn 40. Mr. Achzinger 41. Brenda Short 42 . Kar1 ~ n Egan 43 . Sara Glick 44. Brett Eppick 45 . Gail Paul 46.
Michelle LaPerriere 47. Cindy Cole 48 . Joan Magnie "'19. Chandler Crawford .

�Photo Club
-Member~

Landis Arnold
Cindy Avery
Gus Antonopoulos
Alicia Breiner
Brooke Burton
Scarlett Daley
Terry Dabney
Tony Delphia
Kathy Deherrera
Virginia Falkenberg
Rob Harms
Chris Hinton
Brian Ipsert
Eric Jensen
Brian Lackey

Kelly Livingston
Neal Mondschein
Veronica Monley
Georgia Panagiotopoul
John Peters
Pam Peterson
Buck Phillips
Chris Purfield
Poppy Riede
Mike Sanchez
John Schwartzberg
Marty Sodia
Paul Taylor
Chris Thayer
Jeff Woodruff

Officers
Brett Eppich-President
Dave Schnell-Vice President
Janet Clark-Sec., Tres.

Excursions
Great Sand Dunes .M.
Denver Art Museum
Central City
Grand Canyon

Sponsors
Jim Bloomfield
Mike McDanal

Photos By: Club Members

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�Thespians
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L to R, Row I : Andy Downing, Selma Lewkowitz, Mary Koureminous, Row 2: Cathy Davis, Will Barnes, Sarah Melcher, Ann
Yarabeck, Cary Weston, Terri Mondschein, Mary Anne Christy, Chandler Crawford, Row 3: Wendy Massing, Liz Ward, Pam
Paxton, Tracy Hollister, hawne Ahleniu , Leslie Crawford, Becky Eichenberger, Paul Lippincott, Kristi Wallace. Row 4:
Gretchen Mattox, Jenny Wollerman, Jeff Carey, Marla charf. R w 5: Sarah Pascoe, Kim O'Neil, John Almon, Jenny Larges,
Leic Tung, Janice Young, Julia Finnerty. Row 6: Bret Wakefield, (!uentin O'Brien, Dave Doyle. ot Shown: Sarah Bridges.

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Parlez-vous francais? The French Club does.
And not only do they "parlor," they have lots
of fun in the process! Beautiful and fun-loving," Frenchies made being a member very exciting. Learning and fun is what the French
Club is all about.

Fir t Row L to R : Wendy Wallace, Debra Holle, laire
Snelling, Shannon kaife, Pam Pepin, Jeremie James,
Marc Gordon . econd Row: Kristi Wallace, Mr. hioya,
Beth Rott, Kathy Anderson, Margaret old, Karla Kindred, Karen von Phul.

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Back Row, left to right; Micheal Hickman, Renee Guess, Steve
Keliiholokai, Herman Barrett, Harold Tie, Barry Jones. Third
Row left to right: Clarence Thatch, Donna Good, Stephanie
Hayword, Thomasha Tann, Micheal Gator. Second Row, left to
right: Kim Hicks, Karen Good, Sharon Dawkin , Stephanie
Thomas, Adrienne Datsun, Micheal Riley, Jame Alexander .
Front Row: Tyrone Allen, Tara Grant, Malcolm Smith, Dede Robin€ite, Bill Morton, Vonzell Sawyer. ot Shown: Ricky Wil on,
Evitt Hodge, Tim McLaughlin, Mary Hayne , Ya min Stower ,
Ronnie Ellerbee. Spon er : Mr . Pat Gatewood, Mi s Tammy
Rhone.

Front Row, left to right: Ophelia Vivero , Anita Guerrero,
Joephie Segura, Lorraine Sanchez, Mr . Vialpondo,
Sponser. Middle Row: Jerry DeHerrera, Eugene Martinez,
Joe Segura, Norma Vigil, Mike Sanchez, Shelly Archuleta,
Chris Garcia, Donna Trujillo. Back Row: Vanes a Montoya,
James Trujillo, Pete Royball, Elizabeth Martinez, Julie
Areanas.

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117

���--

Oh Very Young
What will you leave u thi time?
You're only dancin' on this earth for a short while
And patche make the goodbye harder still
Oh Very Young
What will you leave us this time?
There will never be a better chance to change your mind
And if you want the world to see a better day
Will you carry the word of love with you? ...
And goodbye make the journey harder still ...
Cat Stevens

120

�Berms{ r

121

�Abbot , Am)
Adernun , K)lt
Aka)ama. Dean
To c.:comph h areat thms \\t
mu't not onl)" act but dre m,
not onl) plan but bchc\C
Allen , Ro.:k
Some can and \lmc can't,
othc~ 1mpl) tl) , In other
word . ,.hat 1 the ound of one
hand clappong• l S, l 1\

Andc

n. fclcc•a

Anderson • ...:cnncth
Antonopoul~. 1-\&lt;bt&lt;b

Archuleta, Shell)

rnold, Landi
hb), la)nt
Baalc) , Vmccnt

G)mna tiC) , Scmmar
Barber, John

Barnc. \.\-111
Barrett , Fclu:-a
Thmk not that )OU can gu•dc
the coune: or love
for IO\'C,

af ll find you ..,.,orth) -will guadc
)OUr cou~c

Barr), Martha
Barth, Lori

Barton, Mca~n
Bcaumann. Ann

Bt kltr, Alhson
Btl)ea. Clark
Concert Band. Jan Band .
R&amp;\lcr tnps; Scmmar;

Jyr letter vars S(Xccr

122

ki Club;

�Bcnngcr, Cindy
Berman, Mark

We li"'IY d1d feel
the umc. ~c JU t u~
It from a d1ffcrcnt
po1nt Of VIC~
Beverly, Tanya
Bma. Adnan

Blian. James
Bla1r, Patnc1a
Our s~cctc~t onas
arc thO!'&gt;C of ddc t

thought
Blake, Pamela
Cheer! der, Jr
Escort, Pep Club,
Student Council.
International Club;
Volleyball; Tenn"
Blanken h1p, Valcnc

Bolin, Saundra

Bollhoefer, Art
Bo)kln. Patnc1a
Bradley, Peter

Bndge , Sarah
Live each day to the
fullest for time ha a
funny way of hppang
away
Bnsco. Tern

Brlec•c. llll)
Brooke, Blau
All the ~onder
seck arc within
yourself.

)OU

Brown, arlton
Brown, K1m
Brown, Roma
Bryant, David

123

�Brun,, olec:n
let Chnst be your II ht and
you'll never walk n darkn
Be an Opttm t, you'll hve
longer
Burton. Br"'~'
Bund\ D ''d
Bur h rdt Su.
I'll ho.c m) 1fe the .... ay I thml

h uld be '~o:o~u c I' c onl
r.ot a moment ond a •hole
.... orld )Cl tO I'CC

It

Burn • Hu~h
Burrell, 1\:enncth
Bu~d. ·u 1
Bu coc. Terri

B)rd. Rtchard
Campbell. ll.ctth .. T,.tn~ ••
andelana, \ianuel
Cao. Thong

Carg11l, Gloria
arlm. Kathleen
Carruthen.. Jacob
arter. Allen
Gymna 11 Club; VIC

arter, Karen
Carter. Randy
Ca taneda. Donna
ha:a.c. Juhc
Volleyball (all ctty. 11);
Ba~ketball. Tenn1 II, 12~ River
lnJb

124

�Clark , Janet
(lcworlh, Monty
Co1art, Calvtn
Crawford, Chandler

If you can amagtnc tl , you ~.:an
achacvc 11 , Jr you can dream 1t.
you can be •t

Davod, Glenda
Da\lts, Robert
Lofe 1 full of ups and d "'n
If you try you c-.tn ma c: II I
plan to attend C
at Boulder
Dean, Troy
Deleon. Becky

I .,.,,11 not follow v.hcrc the
pathy ma~ lead . but I "'" go
...,here there 1 no path nd
leave a tratl

Delphia. Tony

DeRos.e, Diane
Doane, Kim
I wall not follow ""here the
path may lead, but I wall go
where there IS no path and

leave a trail.

Dod. Scott

Dulacko, Mary
"My Brothers• Who ts more
rc pon iblc than a gull who
find and follow a mcanmg, a
h1ghcr purpose for life'?"
Dun~combe, Oamclle
DVraght, Jcnee
Egan, Karen
Be glad of life because it ga ... es
you a chance to love and to
\lrOrk and to play and to look

up at the star

Ellerbee, Veronica
Endcrlctn, Conna
Fpp1ch, Brett

Evan • Mtchacl

125

�laor, Chcr)l

F-allcnbcra. \araama
Su c • To lau&amp;h often and
love mu~.:h . to lind the best 1n
otbcn. and to &amp;1\C of one' elf
• tha 1 to have uccccded

fau . Rand)
Ferran, Angela

Fizer, Daane
Flannery, Mike

Franklin. Renee
Freyla, Robcn

Fu

Donna

Gandy. Scon
G1ffurd. Barh ra

Gilbert, Collcnc
Black Student
I on,

&gt;\lliancc, Jun1or

Prc·mcd, Chc

Club

Golbcn, Joy~
I have aoal to achieve, ta
to perform, dream to make
true, and the confidence to do
II

Gliek, Sara
Goldbcra. Elise
Gore, Terry

Gotaa. Enk
Graham. Ocbb1c
G ra Jcr. R•chard
Green. Gary

126

�Green, Juhc

The rambow IS more bf:auuful
than the pot at the end of at
be au"'oe the rambo""' ts now
and the pol never turn out to
be qu•te -.hat I upc(tcd
Green, Randy
Greene , Alan
Greer, M1chacl

Gregory. Tern
l.O\IC i like quick alvcr tn the
hand Leave the ringer open
and it \tay Clutch it and It
dart away
Grocan. Mary
Grov~. B)'ron
Guerrera, Raphat'l

Gu . Sherry
Halley, he1la
Halverson. Jay

Hampton, M1ke

Ha)ncs, Michael
He1hger. Dc:bby
If you love somethmg, let 11 go
free 1r it never come back, It
wa n't meant to be If ll doe
return, u' youn forever to

love.
ll c1mcrl, Lucille
ll erbold, L1s.a

Hernandez, Atoncuc
Herron, Amy
Herron. ara
My mmd 1 al-.ay open for
Improvement, thu makmg me
a student of the "A-Orld forc,.. cr

H ill, R IC k

127

�llolton , Layne
llondclman , Beth
Hmtcrrcatcr, ullccn
Hocker, 'Aark

llod~c. Renee
IIO&gt;Ca, Roger
lh&gt;.~o.ard. -\1 rtan

Huffer , l) nne

Hu~t. Tracy
lchi hila Fauh
Jacolbon, Roy

The only on who will be really happy are those ~ho "'ill
have 'ought and found how to

serve
Jensen. Bruce

Jc-ctt, \t nt1a
Johnson . ( h.1rlc
JohMlon. Daren
Jonc . Bo~rr)

Bt.•d. l U'-C 1 not a fan "
a dr.tma a hrc and
~~
T am1ng of prcc1ous Afncan
11•

madn
bJrfiCf,

moo1hc
had~

a

1mplc

or ffiU H.:, IIIUffil•

nat•ons, peal.:C

Jones, Elizabeth
Dclagate Assembly, Vica
Juarc7, Daana

hccrlcadcr, FBLA, Jr Escort.
L())

hicano

pom. Pep

Unido •

Pom-

lub, Student Coun·

cil, Student Advisory Commit-

tee. Hold•ng Po""cr Comm•ttce
Keol, Kathy
The m~t dafficult 1h1ng m life
1 to know yourM:If

Kel.o. Rachel

128

�~•nca•d .

Kendall

Kong. Greg
Km;hhof, Katie
K1r ten , Marty

Kuchcn , R1ck

Go for u! 11
Kle1n , Amy

Kol)asllpm, Suna1cc
Kral, Tandy

Knchev!.ky. "'aney
\1} thought 1 hke the tream
It nows and follows you on for

ever.
Labadie, Harry
Lambrecht, Su. an
La Pcrncre, M !Chelle

Lee. T1moth)
Lobato, Julie

Long. Rebecca
Lope1, L.ou•!te

Magmc, Joan
Marlin John
Martin, Kenneth
Masters, Ken

129

�1 une. lew:
~1

\ . k:cnn\
8.1 ctball: ( ros
Track
\h:( art), Grc1
\h.:( lam, R ha"'n

(ountry,

~h.:( ca ... c, Bru,c
\1 Clung. 1-: thlcen
\1,-&lt;:ollum. Ruth
and
ou "'ant the "' rid
to s.cc a better da)·""•ll )OU
carry the \\.'ord of Lo ... c '-'Jlh

,r

)OU')
~1cD&lt;lmel , Ton)a

\1ckhcr, S.rah
~ende1 , I bel
\.icrccr, Sue
\1e)er , Gregor) [·d"'oud

M1caud. Kia
Moddleton, Cond}
Mole., Mochelle
Black Students Alliance ,
Cheerleader, Croquet Club,
IliA, lnternallonal Relation .
Jr Achie\lement, Jr Escort,
auonal Honor Soc1ety, Pre·
Med, Pep Club R"er TroJ&gt;'.
Sko Club
M1ller, Karen

M tiler , M 1Ck1
M1llcr, Regina
Motchell, Greg
Moore, Scott

130

�Morton. Wtlham
Mosgovoy, 8 rb
Mund • Gayle
Murray. Tom

aruethep. Chabuda
aylor, Glen
l'ielson, Robert
God grant me the screntt) to
1ccept the th•na I cannot
change, the courage to change
the things I can , and the
dom to know dtfference
clson, Robtn

elllcs. Lachelle
Black Students Alliance. J r
Escort ational Honor octety,
Pep Club
guyen, Cuona
orman, Kathy
Olander, Enc

O'Leary, Shannon
O'Malley. Patnck
O.ckcl, Karen
trom, Sandra

Otero, Maria
Para«.:hmt, Debra
oncert Band, Dance Club,
National Honor Society, Premed, RiYer Trape.. Wrc tlercue
Paul, Gail
Paul, Thoma

131

�Pearl, Barbara
Pcar~on, Duane
Pcrnn, Uarnct
Perry, D1anc

Peterson. Pam
Phollopo, Andrea
Each moment of the year has
its own beauty, a pacturc which
has never been ccn before and

wh1ch
agam

hall

nc..,cr be

ccn

Phollops. '-iaryellen

Pitcher. !\:ate
And I vr1 h )'OU all the IO\IC an
ohe "orld but m

t of all

w1sh 1t from my~lr

Quock, Dale
Randall. ancy
Reece. Bret
Reschak. Brad
Hiking
lub, River Trips,
R 0 T C .. Semonar, VI A

Rochardson, Jeff
Roede, Poppy

To be nobody but you.-..clf an a
v..orld wtuch 1 lr)lnl 1b hardett mght and day to make )OU
like everybod)' el~. meam co
right the hard t battle there IS
and ne..,cr top llghtmg
Roach. Donald
Robm~n.
ndra
What 1 a man's profit 1f he
hall gaan the whole ,.orld
and lo.e ha own soul"

Rodnguc1, Anna M
Some people are goang to hkc
me and ~me people aren't, so
I might a \o\CII ~ me_ At least

I'll know lhal lhe people who
like me, l1kc me

Romer. Chn
Keep alive -.uhm me a passionate dchght and a great
gcntlcn , and help me to be
to the \lcry end. fully human
Rooe, Lesley
Rooc:, Mochael

132

I

�Rucker. Kellie

Rupp, Amy
Ryan. Mall
'aw)er. John

Scharrer. Lance
Schlagel, Bob
Schuhz, Carol
Schwarllberg, John

Scott, Lorrame

Segal, Daneil
She1l, Eli1.abeth
Shepard, Terry

Shoeboot, Ehubeth
Short, Brenda
Shur. M1ke
Sid.,..cll . atahe
Don't be afratd to dream;
.,..,thout drcarru and hope life
.... ould be a narro .... road soins
nowhere

Simmon , Jame
Siro'iatk.a, Btll
Slaughter, Damtta

Jr Escort, Pep Club,
International Club. 8\)ard of
Educatton Commutec, Career
Educauon enter
laughter, D'nc

133

�Sl). Donna
rm read)
mall, Stac1
Smtth, Beth
Sn)der, Sherry!

Somer, Lenore
·Ieven .... Kuk
Stott. Sam
Strong, Wilham

Struble, W1lham
The t1mc t now here to depart,
Lca..,mg all bchmd, but our
lifelong fncnd~h•r..,, and
mcmonc of our da)), of red
and while
Surge.... John
Tomorrow ""Ill I l1vc, the fool
doe:. say; Toda) "'elr 100
late~ the ,.,
h"cd )C. tcrda}
·,.am, Ellen
Tharp, Ron

Thoma~. Joyce

Thomas, Kcllh
Thorne, Donald
T1ronc. Paul

Tooley, Ketth
I've enJoyed m) year at l·a~t
and I'll miss thi~ great M.:hool

Topham, Carol)n
Typher, Jud)
VJcan., fdv.ard

134

�"- (lOU, Pam
"'•1\.er. Sharon
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tlonor Societ)'. Raver Trap-..
Student Councal. Ska Club.
Spolhghl, Fuchd1an Club.
Tcnna Team. Juno•r U her

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love many thma~
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Whttc, Wend)

Wilbur, Andy

'WJiker;on, Ph1lhp
W•lkln\, Darlene
Wommack, Gaylan
\\&lt;renn, Greg
God dadn't make little green
•pple

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Be beauuful tn •de m )OUr
he rt .... uh the I ung ~harm
of a ~cntlc and lJUICt pmt
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Zook, Bob

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Seniors

136

�137

�--

Life is a journey,
not a destination.

138

�139

�Adam, Shawn

Afflack, Jack

Allsup, Gary
Andrew , Lucretia
Ashford, Mary

Barnwall, Kathy

140

Ahrens, Ashley

Almon, Mary
Appenzeller, Mary
Kaye
Banman, Sue

Beaird, Paul

Akridge, Carolyn

Altman, Mardi
Arenas, Julie
Barefield, John

Bell, Troy

Albertelli, Paul

Anderson, Jarae
Armendarez, Linda
Barley, Gwyn

Benerman, Bill

Ander on, Julie
Arnold. Thor
Barnes, Lisa

Ben on, Clay

�Berdahl, Laurie

Boxer, Mara-Kaye
Breiner, Alicia
Burnam, Harold

Bibb, Janerra

Boyle, Kevin
Brown, Tracy
Carpenter, Carol

Bichler, Denise

Blake, Tracie

Bradley, Mary
Buckner, Diane
Carter, Edward

Brackett, Leigh
Bruce, Lynne
Carramella, Michelle

Boone, Judy

Brannon, Debralene
Bueno, Debbie
Carvatt, Kirk

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Casey, Mike

Castleman, Reggie

Cavitt, Jacqueline

Chavez, Joe

Chavez, Lori

141

�heney, John

lark, Carrie

Clark,

ooper, Henry

oda, Fred

Covode, William

Culpepper, Larry

Dabney, Troy

Damian, Diane

Dawson, De ha

Deane, Kate

Dotson, Adriano

14 2

Dowis, Rosie

teve

Clarke, Patty

Coleman, Trenna

Crable, Shawna

Crite , Darren

Davis, Charles

Dawkins, Shari

Decker, Linda

Demos, Anastasia

Dorval, Mike

Duensing, Dean

Duncan, Mary

Durst, Sheri

�Elliot, Jame

Egan, Debbie

Embleton. Monica

Embleton, Sue

Erickson, Diane

Feder, Shereen

Fo ter, Drew

Fox, Curtis

Fuller, Veronica

Garcia, Dominica

Essig, Richard

Farrow, Richard

Freyta, Sandra

Friedman, Deborah

Fujii, Roger

Garcia, Li a

Gardner, Robyn

Gardner, Sarah

Gilland, Marc

Goldberg, Elissa

Gooch, Amy

Goode, Donna

Goodloe, Stephanie

Goick, Cheryl

Gordon, Marc
143

�Gotlin, Dawn
Gould, Juliette
Grant, Tara
Greenblatt, Jeff

Grossman, Vonnie
Guerra, Ernest
Haaker, Bev
Hahn, evin

Haine, Daya
Hall, Orlando
Haralampopoul,
John
Harri , Delecia

Hartnett, Matt
Hartwell, Kevin
Harvey, Carol
Hathoway, Margee

Haynes, Mary
Hayward, tephanie
Hender hot, Susan
Hernandez, Yolanda

Hickman, Michael
Hocker, Tyrone
Hodges, Alan
Holland, Charles

144

�Holland, Mike
Hoover, Barbara
Hormon, herry
Ho kin, Paul

Houlehan, Mary
Huston, James
Hutchm on, Jamie
lp en, Brian

Ironshell, Fred
Jackson, Cheryl
Jackson, Stella
Jakicic, Carol

Jara, Elizabeth
Jenson, James
Jepson, There a
Johnson, Mike

Johnson, Phyllis
Johnson , Randy
Johnson, Robert
Jones, Kenny

Jones, Lonnie
Kachidurian, Jana
Kahie, Mark
Keable , Chri tine

145

�Kellman, Edna

Kemp, Anne

King, Celeste

146

Kennedy, Li a

Kilfoyle, Pete

Kindred, Karolette

Knight, Graham

Knudson, Monica

Koeppe, Julie

Kouremenou , Maria

Lackey, Monty

Landrum, Shannon

Klein, Ellen

Koktavy, Kri

Konkol, Robert

Law, Fritz

Lewis, Alan

Lewis, Steve

Long, Kyle

Lovitt, Brad

Lucey, Patty

Lippintott, Paul

Luke, Margaret

Livingston, Kelly

Luna, Eric

�MacCluskey, Li a

Maislahn, Brad

Mack, Tawana

Mack, Jeff

Manter, Charle

Manter, Doug

Martin, Debra

Martinez, David

Martinez, Eugene

Mauries, James

Maybury, Anita

McCormick,
Kathleen

McLellan, Connie

McNiel, Lolita

Mad en,

colt

Marshbank, Melvin

Martinez, Tom

McCraner, Andy

Meade, Kelly

Mensing, Jill

Maisel on, Steven

Martin, Dave

Masterson, Carrie

McGann, Clay

Meyer, Phil
147

�Miller, Kevin

Mims, Veronica

Myers, Suzanne

Nahula, Teri Anne

Nelson, Sally

Nelson, Sharon

Norem, Melissa

Owens, Lache
148

Mondschein, Terri

Norton, Yvonne

Parham, Eric

Munds, Martha

Mustoe, Christopher

Neal, Scott

Negley, Holly

Nelson, Lynne

Nevins, Victor

Nold, Jenny

Nordman, Tanna

Nuechterlein, Eric

OBrien, Craig

Osborne, Tina

Parry, Amy

Pascoe, Sarah

Paul, David

�Perkins, Tina

Perham, June

Paxton, Pam

Peterson, Rick

Peterson, Lisa

Pounds, Keely

Price, Sharon

Pritchard, Lee

Quick, Kathy

Reavey, Marcie

Reedy, Sheila

Regas, Diane

Renzelman, Kim

Richmond, Melanie

Roberts, Tricia

Robinson, Rachel

Robnett, Deirdre

Rose, Anne

Ro ella, Lori

Rozelle, Eric

Sagara, Terri

Salz, Michelle

Roybal, Pete

Sanchez, Lorraine

Sanchez, Michael
1&lt;49

�Scharf, Marla
Shosky, Sue
Slu er, Hal
Smixon, Kristie
Stanton, Maria

150

Schnell, David
Shwayder, Bonnie
Smith, Allan
Smixon, Mark
Starett, Greg

Seney, Roxanne
Sinopoli, Lisa
Smith, Mike
Snelling, Claire
Stavola, Karen

Shepard, Kevin
Skaife, Shannon
Smith, Monica
Snyder, Judy
Steele, Pamela

Shoffetall, Clark
Skopinski, Tracey
mith, Regina
odia, Marty
Steele, Shari

�Stevenson, Julie
Strong, Joe
Thain, Randy
Tooley, Phylli
Vigil, Norma

Stewart, Ralph
Struble, Richard
Thayer, Kri tine
Topham, Le lie
YonPhul, Karen

Stin on, Stephanie
Stupka, Donald
Tholen, Ted
Trace, JoAnne
Yon trohe, pence

Stowers, Yasmin
Suiter, Scott
Timmons, Angus
Treffinger, Karen
Waits, uzi

Stromer, Sue
Tann, Thomasha
Toll, ed
Vicars, Donna
Wallace, Kristi

151

�Weller, Sherry
Weaver, John
Whelan, Jennifer
White, Cecilia

Williams, Donald
Williams, Tina
Wilson, Brendalyn
Wollerman, Jenny

Wood, Pam
Wulfsohn, Michael
Yarter, Carole
York, Kim

Zeiman, Barb
Zervos, icky
Agnew, Julie

Maura, Shannon
Van Velkinburgh, Sue

152

��In the quest of life,
cast a wide net.

154

�155

�Abbott, Carrie
Abila, Juamta
Adamson, Ralph
Ahlenius, hawne
Aldrich, Denard

Alie, Steve
Allen, Jennifer
Almon, John
Anderson, Kathryn
Anderson, Linda

Anderson, Willie
Andrew , Trudy
Archuleta, Rudy
Armas, Mary
Armendariz, Blanca

Arroyo, Steven
A hby, Tad
Bakogianis, Ada
Barber, Alex
Barr, Donald

Barrett, Herman
Barth, Randy
Barton, Walter
Beadle, Mike
Beardshear, Casey

Behrendsen, Davona
Berardini, Mark
Bell, Kathrine
Bennett, Beth
Bi hop, Carla

156

�Bishop, Kristi
Bi hop, Michelle
Bishop, Terri
Blaine, Yvonne
Bocciarelli, Brad

Boucher, Paul
Bowers, Wendy
Bradley, Scott
Branscombe, Merry
Bridge , Cameron

Brent, Susan
Bron don, Kevin
Brown, nita
Brown, Cheryl
Brown, Laura

Brown, Paul
Brown, Valerie
Brown, Vincent
Brubaker, Debbie
Bruce, Barbara

Bruns, Eileen
Burdette, Patti
Burke, Sharon
Burrell, Leslie
Cain, Craig

ampbell, David
Carter, Karen
Carlin, Theresa
Carroll, Greg
arroll, Joyce

157

�a tleberry, aren
hipman, Jeff
hri ty, Mary Anne
hwirka, usan
lark, Carla

Clark, George
Clark, Margaret
Clarke, Peggy
Clark, Wendi
Cline, Craig

Cole, Jonathan
Colegrove, Abby
Cooksey, George
oomb, Robyn
owen, K1m

Craft, Carolyn
Craven, Olivia
Crawford, Le lie
Crite , Valerie
Cromar, Sharon

Cunningham, Paul
Danner, Susan
Davis, Dalya
Davi, Gina
Davi , helly

Dea, Tom
Dean, Tammy
Deibert, Kevin
Deitrich, Lori
Delphin, Tim

158

�Derr, Heidi
Diaz, Marla
Doane, Marty
Dresen, Davtd
Dulacki, tna

Dunn, Kathy
Dunning, Traci
dwards, Tyrone
ichenberger, Becky
Ellis, John

Elli on, Mario
Embry, Kim
Espey, Li a
Evan , Clarence
vans, Kenny

Evans, Kevin
Evans, Rebecca
Flakenberg,
Elizabeth
Farland, Wendy
Farmer, Lalana

Faulding, Denise
Feltman, Jeff
Fiscus, Brad
Flerry, Bethea
Foster, Denise

Fox, Kevin
Frankenburg, Kurt
Franklin, Steve
Frazier, Van
Fujii, Kathy

159

�Garc1a, Dan
Giron, Jamie
Glover, heri
Godec, Monty
Goick, ristin

Gomez, Joan
Goode, Karen
Gossard, Mary
Greenberg, Carolyn
Grogan, J1m

Grove, Monica
Guerra, Marco
Hahn, Westen
Hallister, Tracy
Halver on, Wendi

Hambuch, Laura
Hampton, Jeffery
Hampton, Tammy
Han en, Li a
Harm, Rob

Harris, Alphon a
Harris, Cherilyn
Hartfield, Chri
Hartlaub, Steve
Haubenchild, Debbie

Haynes, Donnie
Hayne , Leann
Hendry, Benjamin
Henry, Rhonda
Herlinger, Matt

169

�Herron, Mike
Hick, Kim
Hinton, Kri
Hodges, Rob
Holle, Debra

Holme , Angela
Holmes, Cindy
Holmes, Rhonda
Hopkins, Michael
Howell, Lana

Hruza, Karl
Huckfeldt, Claire
Huffer, Beth
Hutchinson, David
I rrera, Debbie

Jack on, Wayne
Jame , Jeremie
Jara, Anthony
Jecminek, Julie
Jefferson, Byron

Jenkins, Ron
Jensen, Eric
John on, Frederic
John on, Rachel
Jone , Daveen

Jones, Jo eph
Jone, Kim
Jo eph, Victoria
Kahane, Jeff
Kates, Ben

161

�Keil, Jeff
Kennedy, Kevin
Kenoly, Lloyd
Ke elman, Mark
Klinkerman, Steve

Kimmell, Joe
Kmcaid, Karen
Kinsman, Chris
Kirchof, Chris
Kirchof, Julie

K1tchen, Valerie
Konkol, Mary
Kordiak, Dan
Krywoni , Mark
LaBadie, teven

Lackey, Brian
Landrum, Sherri
Larges, Jenny
Latsis, Jim
Lavington, Steve

Leali, anette
Lederer, Seth
LeDuke, Harry
Levine, Deborah
Linzy, Toniette

Lobough, Ed
Labough, Linda
Lopez, Yvonne
Lowe, Louahn
Lubeck, Dan

162

�Luca , Darryl
MacKelvie, Tom
Marasco, Donald
Marshall, Jerome
Martelon, Doug

Martin, Tony
\1artinez, Jo eph
Martinez, Elizabeth
Mau , Jeff
May, Jeannine

McCollum, Dawn
McDougall, Manfred
McGhee, Carmella
McLaughlin,
Kayleen
Medina, James

Mejia, Robby
Meyer, John
Middleton, Glenda
Miles, Ron
Miller, Dianne

Miller, Le helle
Mil ap, Cheryl
Mitchell, ndre
Miyazawa, Jodell
Molock, carlet

Mondscheim, Nea
Monley, Sarah
Morgan, nthony
Motz, Andy

163

�Mundt, Mar hall
Murdock, Graunt
Murray, Kathy
el on, Inger
elson, teve

imomiya, Je e
Mold, Margaret
orcro s, Eric
uanes, cott
uane , Vanes a

uechterlein, Lois
Ogle, Jon
Olander, Chris
ONeill, Kim
Oswald, helly

Paige, Greg
Panagiotopoul,
Georgia
Parry, Laura
Pena, Theresa
Pepin, Pam

Pepper, Marla
Peters, John
Pette , Jackie
Phillips, Buck
Phillips, David

Picher, Alison
Pitts, Jim
Pogzeba, Mike
Polk, Jonathan
Price, Dana

164

�Quiat, Matthew
Ramirez, Cathy
Ray, Kevin
Redd1c, andy
Reed, Ton:r

Reum, teve
R1chard, Jennifer
R1chie, Gene
Riesenman, Amy
Rogers, Kim

Rogers, Malcolm
Roger , eil
Rohrs, Philip
Rott, Beth
Roy, Lola

Ruben tein, Karen
ahabuddin, Budi
alazar, Jamie
coggins, abra
chofield, Chri

chupp, Jay
cott, Ricky
ear, Kevin
heehan, Mary
Sheffield, Cathy

hoff tall, Drevvis
immon , Tonya
laughter, Cortney
oria, Donna
tanton, Meli a

165

�Steuart, Sheryl
Stevens, Craig
Stevenson, Monica
Stewart, Richard
uazo, Elvera

Sutherland, Lon
Takatsuka, Greg
Templin, Ann
Thomas, helby
Thoma , Stephanie

Thomp on, Laurie
Thompson, Patrick
Timmons, Della
Tooley, Brian
Touri , John

Tucker, colt
Tyler, Arthur
chida, John
Ulibarri, Jesse
Vanvelkinberg, Iris

Varela, Jeri
Vaughn, Frances
Vigil, herry
Wade, Jonathan
Walker, Darren

Walsh, Angela
Ward, Kelli
Watkins, Theresa
Webb, Allen
Webb, Tony

166

�Wehner, David
Wehner, Robert
West, Deborah
W elmore, cott
Wiley, Aaron

Williams, Anne
Williams, Karen
Williams, Matthew
Wilson, Brendalyn
Wortham, Wanda

Yara, Lorri
Zavala, Brenda
Zervo , Strati
Zurek, Lucille
Tahy, Linda

167

�168

�169

�"The educational process should afford each
of us an opportunity to guide our energies
toward new and expanded horizons."
John J. Astuno

170

�Martha Nelson -Vice-Principal
Edward Callowa) -Asst. Principal

171

�Achziger, Harry -Student Activitie

Bailey, Margaret -Language

Bedore, Curtis -Mathematics
Batey, Sam -Advisor

Berger, Elsa -Mathematic

172

Biffle, Jerome -Counselor

�Bloomfield, Jame -Science

Boatright, Warren -Mathematic

Bobb, Don -Science

Bowen, Ida -Special Education

Braverman, Madelyn -English

Breen, Jay -Social Worker

173

�Brownell, Tom -

pecial Education

Call, Alice - College counselor

Carruther , Daisey - English

Cisneros, Pam - Physical Education

Clo e, Robert - Industrial Education

Clerihue, AI - Art

174

Craig, Ann - Mathematics

�Craig, Roger -Physical Education

Dahms. Pollard -Bu iness Education

Daniel, Lawrence -English

Dean, Jackie -Physical Education

Davis, Catherine -English

Deasy, Claudia -English

Dohe, JoAnn -Home Economics

175

�Ellison, Tom -Mathematic

Eckerling,
Studies

Wayne

Escobedo, Arturo - Counselor

-Social

Fruland, Judy -Advisor

Fair, Mack -Science
Feeney, Sheila -Social Studies

~latow, Eleanor -Counselor

Fuller, Dorothy -Engli h

�Gaide, Marjorie -Art

Gatewood, Patricia -Social Studies

Gerner, Mary -Language

Goelz, Ja~;quelyne -Busine s Education

Groff, Regis - Social Studies

Guinn, James -Music

Greenlee, Lewis -Social Studie

177

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Hardy, Augusta -Business Education

Hanna, Deanna - urse
Henry, Jean -Counselor

Herr, J. Frederick -Mathematics

Henry, Linda -English

Hoops, James -Mathematics

178

�Hudson, H . Ashley-Industrial Education

Hussey, Robert-Social Studies
Howell, Farrel-Science

And gladly would he learn and gladly
teach
--Chaucer

Johnson, Patricia-Engli h

Keinon, Irwin-English

179

���Minick, Virginia-Language

Nelson, Richard-English

Neuhalfen, Phil-Audio Visual
oonan, Gerald-Band
Oppenheim, Ruth-Mathematics

Olin, Clifford-Physical Education

Noonan, Gerald-Social Studies

182

�Pitzen, Sam -(MSG) ROTC

Peters, David -Special Education

Rudel, Joan -Business Education
Pearson, Eloise -Librarian

Russ, Kathy -Physical Education

Searles, Marcia -Special Education

Schraeder, Rick -Mathematics

183

�Seiler, Calvin -API

Senier, Woodrow -Industrial Education

Shioya, Milton -Language
Smith, Price -Social Studies

Spurlin, William -Social Studies

Spaulding, Barbara -English

Stewart, Herbert -Industrial Education

184

�Tafoya, Tia -Art

Strickland, Richard -Science

Stewart, Sherilyn -Special Education
Takata, Sayoko -Busine

Education

Torres, Lloyd -Industrial Education

Vialpando, Pat -Social Studies

Vickers, Evva -English

185

���Fuller, Kathy

LaCouture, Art

Aides
Wilson, Rebecca

Santo,

188

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Back Row, L to R· Cagahara, Cordie; Carter, Ina; Reese, Corine;
Brownrigg, Eloi e; Middle Row, L to
R: Becker, Shirley; Tabarez, Esther;
Stribling, Walterine; McGarth, Belle;
Front Row, L to R: Earley, Roberta;
Montoya, Elaine; Dully, Mary Jane;
Gierwatoski, Irene

Pratt, Florence

Jones, Otis

Custodians:
(L to R): Keen, Billy; Nelson, Dallas; Hampton, Bob; Crews, Bob;
LaBurda, Bill; Rae!, Gilbert; Sena,
Ralph; Muniz, Eloy

189

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"A teacher affects eternit ; he can never
tell where his influence stops."

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Anne Wickliffe

193

�Sarah Bridges - Editor
Anne Rodriquez - Co-Editor
Fritz Law - Head Photographer
Lynne Bruce - Album Editor
Carol Harvey - Clubs &amp; Activities Editor
Michelle LaPerriere - Art Editor
Erik Gotaas - Sports Editor
Ruth McCollum - Copy Editor

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Amy Gooch - Co-Editor Sports
Poppy Reide - Co-Editor Copy
Layne Hilton - Co-Editor Art
Bev Haaker - Album
Mardi Altman - Album
Julie Green - Album
Natalie Sidwell - Copy
Nancy Krichevsky - Copy
Lauren Ant - Copy
Virginia Falkenberg - Photographer
Kris Thayer - Photographer
Tony Delphia - Photographer
Dave Martin - Photographer
MaraKaye Boxer - Clubs &amp; Activities
Mr. Irwin Keinon - Sponser

195

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204

E lOR
Abbott, Amy
Alderman, Kyle; 37, 60, 122
Ak:yama, Dean; 26, 5, 7,
10 • 122, 196
Aleltander, James; 26, 60
!ford, Willie:
Allen, Rock: 122
Ander on, Bayonne;
Ander~on, Felecia; 122
Ander on, Kennith, 122
Ant, Laurene; 113, 116, 195
Anonopoulos, Kostas; 122,
109
Anvar, Zohren, 197
Archuleta, Shell}: 122
Arnold, Land1s; 22, I 09, 122,
196
A hby, Layne; 122
Baca, Barbara:
Bailey, Vincent; 122
Barber, John; 53, 122
Barber, Raymond;
Barne , Will; 92, 102, 110,
122
Barrett, Felice; 42, 112, 122
Barry, Darren; 113
Barry, Maria; 122
Barth, Laurie; 122
Barton, Meagon; 32, I 0 , 122,
197
Baughman, Steele
Baumann, Bever!}: 101, 102,
116, 122, 197
Beck, Dave;
Beckler, Allison; 108, 122
Bell, John;
Belyea, Clark; 23, 122
Bendilten, Henry: 13
Bergan, Raundel;
Beringer, Cindy; 113, 123
Berman; Mark; 123
Bing, Adrian, 123
Blaine, James; 123
Bla1r, Edna;
Blair, Pamela; 94, 97, 123
Blake, Pamela, 35, 42, 123
Blanken hip, Valene; 90, 91,
123, 197
Bolin, andra; 123
Bollhoeffer, Arthur; 90, 91,
123
Bollinger, Ann
Boyd, Karen
Boykm, Patricia; 123
Bradley, Brian;
Bradley, Peter; 123
Brad haw, Terrie; 117
Brashear , Ricky
Bndges, Sarah; 31, 91, I 02,
110, 123, 194
Bn co, Ten; 123
Brlelic, Lilly; 112, 123
Brooke, Blair; 90, 91, 123
Brooks, Roslyn;
Brown, Carlton; 123
Brown, Cynthia;
Brown, Kim, 123
Brown, L1sa;
Brown, Roma; 123
Bruns, Colleen; 124
Bryant, David; 113, 123
Bundy, David; 25, 124
Burkhardt, Susan; 31, 87, 108,
124
Burn , Debra;
Burns, Hugh; 124

Burrell, Kenneth; 124
Burton, Jr., Gerald; I 09, 124,
296
Byrd, Regmald; 124
Byrd, Richard, 94
aldwell, Sandra;
Campbell, Keith, 12, 10 ,
124, 196
Candelana, Manuel; 113, 124
Cao, Thong; 124, 197
Cargill, Gloria, 124
Carlin, Kathleen; 124, I 08
Carroll, Kelly;
Carter, Allen; 113, 124
Carter, Karen; 88, 97, 124
Carter, Randall; I 0 , 124
Ca idy, John;
Ca taneda, Donna; 124
Ca tlberry, Roy;
Chaney, Jeffery; 87
Cha e, Julie; 35, 58, 124
Chavez, Ricardo;
Cheng, Lin Ching; 112
lark, Janet, 35, 6, 7, I 0 ,
109, 125, 196
Clark, Jeffery
Cleworth, Monty; 37, 93, 102,
108, 123
Cloud, Arthur; 113
Cohen, Richard;
Cole, Cindy; I 0 I, I 08
Coleman, India
Cooper, Debra
Cooper, Jame
Cozart, Calvin; 26, 87, 88,
125
Craft, Stephen
Crandsll, Debra
Crawford, Chandler; 108, 110
125
Crite , Darren
Dabney, Terry; 109
Davidson, Daniel
Davi , Glenda; 125
Davi , Ju tin;
Dav1 , Lmda; 110
Davis, Robert, 125
Davi, Ros1e
Dean, Troy; 25, 125
Decker, Linda
Deherrera, Arthur
Deherrera, Jerry
Delatorre, Alice
Deleon, Rebecca; 58, 125
Delphia, Anthony; I 09, 125,
195
Depper chmidt, Ja on; 113
Derose, Diane; 125
Dew1spelaere, Miranda
Doane, Kimberley; I 08, 125,
196
Dock, cott, 37, 125
Duhaime, Rosemary
Duke, Rolfe
Dulacki, Mary; 86, 87, 108,
125, 196
Dun combe, Danielle; 125
Dwight, Jenee; 42, 91, 125
Egan, Karen; 32, I 08, 125
Elder, Craig; 91
Ellerbee, Veronica, 42, 91,
125
Enderlem, arina; 125
Eppich, Brett; 32, 93, 108,
109, 196
Erickson, Diana
van , M1chael; 26, 125

Fair, heryl; 126
Falkenberg, Virginia; 32, 108,
109, 126, 195
Fa us, Randy; I 08, 126, 196
Ferrari, Angela; 126
Field , Dewayne
Fizer, Diane, 126
Flannery, Michael; 126
Flynn, Jim
Franklin, Anthony:
Franklin, Renee; 126
Freyta, Robert, 126
Frideberg, teve
Fujii, Donna, 87, 101, 108,
126, 197
Gaddi , Robert; 113
Gagnon, Chuck
Gaiter, Michael; 26
Game, Peggy
Gandy, colt; 90, 91, 126
Garcia, Eleanor; 13
Gifford, Barbara; 126
Gifford, u an; 113
Gilbert, ollette; 126
Gilbert, Joyce; 126
Gillespie, Michael
Ginn, Thoma
Glick, ara; I 0 , 126
Goldberg, Eli e; 126
Gore, Terry; 126
Gotta , Eric; 126, 194
Graham, Debra; 126
Grant, Tina
Grant, Vonya
Gra ler, Richard; 126
Grayson, James
Green, Garry; 126
Green, Julie; 113, 127, 195
Green, Randy; 127
Greene, Alan; 127
Greer, M1chael; 127
Gregory, Terri; 88, 127
Grogan, Mary; 127
Grove , Byron; 127
Grubb , Bonme;
Guerrero, Raphael; 13, 127
Gues , herry; 127
Haley, Timothy
Halladay, Patti
Halley, Sheila; 127
Halverson, Jay; 26, I 08, 127
Hamburg, Kenneth; 113
Hamburg, William
Hampton, M1chael; 127
Hardy, Kathleen
Ham , Richard; 53, 88
Harri , William
Hartlaub, Mark; 53
Hayek, Jeffery
Haynes, Michael; 86, 87, 88,
127
Heald, Robert
Heiliger, Deborah; 127
Heimerl, Lucille; 127
Herbold, Li a; 127
Hernandez, Anotnette; 127
Herron, Amy, 127
Herron, ara, 127, 58
Hill, Laban
Hill, Rick; 127, 197
Hill, Walter; 90, 91
Hilton, Layne; 128, 195
Hine, Ray; 91, 102
Hinterreiter, Culleen; 112, 127
Hintgen, Mark
Hintzen, Randolph;
Hocker, Mark, 26, 127

•

Hodge, Evitt
Hodge, Renee; 128
Horn, Julie
Hosea, Roger; 65, I 08, 12
Howard, Martin; 128
Huffer, Lynne; 93, 102, 128,
197
Hunt, Lee
Hunt, Quentin
H uest, Tracey; 128
Ichishita, Faith, 35, 87, 101,
108, 112, 128
lrongan, Samuel
Jack on, Benlaman
Jacobson, Roy; 128
Jakicic, Robert,
James, Beth
Jen en, Bruce; 128
Jewitt, Mantza; 38, 128
Joffroin, Melanie
Johnson, Carl
John on, Harold
Johnson, Penny
John on Jr., Charle ; 113, 128
Johnston, Darell; 128
Jones, Barry; 26, 91, 128
Jones, Elizabeth; 113, 128,
197
Jone , Rodney
Joudeh, Abdul; 197
Juarez, Diane; 42, 87, 128
Kahn, Cyndia
Kalya ilpin, Sumalee; 197
Keil, Kathy; 128
Keliiholokai, Kathleen; 42
Kelly, Crystal
Kelso, Rachel; 32, 128
Kennec, Klifton
Kincaid, Kendall; 129
King, Gregory; 129
Kirchhof, Mary; 32, 129
Kirkwood, Ida; 113
Kirten, Marty; 113, 129
Kitchen, Richard; 37, 93, 102,
108, 129
Klein, Amy; 31, 42, 129
Kloss, Karen;
Klosterman, Barbara
Kral, Tandy; 129
Krichevsky, ancy; 113, 129,
195
Labadie, Harry; 129
Lam, Lan
Lambrecht, Su an; 129
Laperriere, Michelle; 102,
108, 129, 194, 197
Lebois, Adele
Lederer, Rachel; 108, 196
Lee, Cheryl; 88
Lee, Timothy; 113, 129
Lemster, Gail;
Lewi , Juanita
Liljedahl, Lisa; 88
Linn, Mike
Lobato, Julie; 129
Long, Rebecca; 32, I 08, 129,
196
Lopez, David
Lopez, Louise; 129
Lowe, Jeanine
Lowe, William
Luna, Richard; 60
Lyons, Glenn
Mack, Sharron
Mac eal, Debora
Magnie, Joan; 31, I 08, 129
Mariani, James

�Index
Marintgulwong, Panya; 197
Marshbank, Betty
Martin, John; 129
Martin, Kenneth; 129
Mason, Tyrone
Ma ters, Kenneth; 129
Mauries, Zoe; 130, 101
Mayorga, Yolanda
Mays, Kenneth; 53, 130
Mays, Timothy
Mazoochi, Amir; 197
Me ollum, Ruth; 130, 194,
196
Me arty, Greg; 130
McClain, Roshawn; 130
McCleave, Bruce; 130
McClung, Kathleen; 93, 102,
130
McDamel, Tonya; 130
McGarry, Elisabeth; 108
McLaughlin, Marvin; 53
McLaughlin, Tim; 26, 53
Melcher, arah; 90, 91, 108,
110, 130
Mendez, Isabella; 102,
130;
Meyer, Greg; 94, 97,
130
Micaud, Catherine; 108, 130
Micaud, Charles
Middleton, Cynthia; 130, 196
Mikel, Todd
Miles, Michelle; 42, 108, 112,
130
Miller, Karen; 130, 117
Miller, Lore)
Miller, Miliann; 130
Miller, Regine; 130
Milsap, Robert; 26, 53
Mitchell, Greg; 26, 130
Monley, Veronica; 109
Monto)'a, Byron;
Moore, cott; 130, 117
Morton, usan
Morton, Willian; 26, 85, 87,
94, 131
Mo govoy, Barbara; 42, 90,
91, 131
Munds, Gayle; 131
Munnerlyn, Paulette
Murray, Thomas; 131
ahulu, Tommy
unaeara, Thanae
aruethep, Chatsuda; 131,
197
aylor, Glenn; 26, 131
egley, Holly
el on, Aimee
el on, James; 26, 131
elson, Robin; 131
emoyer, Barbara
ettles, La chelle; I 08, 131
evins, haron
ewton, Brady
guyen, Cuong; 13 I, 197
guyen, Hongkong
oble, Donna
oble, Lynette
orman, Kathy; 101, 131
orman, Ronda
Norton, Melvin; 53, 117
orwood, James
ovin, Fariba
Olander, Eric; 131
Oleary, hannon; 131
01 on, Michael
0 eke!, Karen; 131

0 trom, andra; 131, 197
Otero, Mana; 91, 131, 197
O'Malley, Patrick; 53, 131
Parachini, Debra; 131
Parkinson, Johnathan; I 08,
196
Paul, Gail; I 08, 131
Paul, Thomas; 97, 113, 131
Pear on, Duane; 90, 91, 132
Pearl, Barbara; 32, 132
Perrin, Harriet; 132
Perry, Diane; I 08, 132
Peter on, Pamela; 109, 132
Phillips, Andrea; 89, I 08, 132
Phillips, Mary; 132
Picher, Katherine; 102, 132,
197
Quick, Dale; 23, 132
Quinn, Tracy; 56, 99
Randall, ancy; 88, 131
Reddick, David; 23
Reece, Bret; 132
Reschak, Bradford; 94, 113,
132
Reum, Colette; 101
Richardson, Jeffrey; 88, 132
Riede, Patricia; I 09, 132, 195
Roach, Donald; 113, 132
Robin on, Harry; I 13
Robinson, andra; 102, 132
Rodriquez, Anna; 85, 87, 112,
132, 194
Rose, Le ley; 132
Rose, Michael; 132
Rose, Robert; 196
Rose, William; 113
Rousseau, Dory; 42
Rucker, Kellie; 133
Rupp, Amy; 133
Ryan, Mathew; 133
awyer, John; 26, 56, 10 ,
133
awyer, Vonzel; 90
chaffer, Lance; 133
chlagel, Robert; 26, 133
chwartzberg, John; 37, 93,
109, 116, 133
cott, Lorraine; 31, I 08, 133
egal, Daniel; 133
Sheil, Elizabeth; 133
hepard, Terry; 53, 133
hort, I 08, 133
hur, Michael; 37, 133
idwell, Natalie; 31, 133, 195,
196
immons, Jame; 133
irovatka, William; 133
laughter, Damita; 133
laughter, D'ne; 133
Sly, Donna; 134, 87
Small, Stacy; 134
mith, Beth; 134
mith, Monty; 91
mith, Pamela; 101
nyder, herryl; 134
omer, Lenore; 134
tevens, Kirk; 25, 134
Stott, Samuel; 13, 87, 90, 91,
102, 108, 134
trong, William; 90, 91, 134
truble, William; 90, 91, 134
Surges, John; 23, 134
wain, Ellen; 23, 134
Tartler, John; 113
Tharp, Ronald; 134
Thomas, Joyce; 134
Thomas, Keith; 93, 134

Thorne, Donald; 134
Thorton, Thoma ; 37
Tirone, Paul; 134
Tooley, Keith; 134, 196
Topham, Carolyn; 31, 10
134
Typher, Judith; 113, 134
Vicars, Edward; 25, 134
Vigil, Anthony; 54
Wagner, Pam; 113, 135
Walker, James; 38
Walker, Sharon; 101, 135
Wallace, Wendy; 102, Ill,
135
Waller, Dwayne; 136
Walsh, Kathleen; 135
Wal h, Thomas; 113
Ward, Robert; 135
Walton, Sandra, 135
Wa hington, Bobby; 31, 135
Washington, Ten, 42
Watanasathorn, uwat; 135,
197
Watkin , Kenneth; 135
Wehner, Russell; 23, I 0 I, I 0 ,
135
Weinberg, Matthew; 93, 135,
196
Wells, Barbara; 31, I 0 . 135
Weston, Cary; 110
Wh1te, Earl; 53, 135
White, Wendy; 135
Wilbur, Andrew; 37, 10 . 135,
196
Wilkerson, Phillip; 135, 116
Wilkins, Darlene; 135
Wilson, Ricardo; 53
Wommack, Gaylan; 135
Wrenn, Gregory; I 08, 135
Wright, Glenn; 26
Yarabeck, Ann; 90, 91, 110,
10 • 136
Zook, Robert; 136. 196
JU IORS:
Adam , Dana; 140
Affleck, Jack; 140
Agnew, Julia; 97, 152
Ahrens, Ashley; 56, 140
Akridge, Carolyn; 140
Albertelli, Paul; 54, 140
Allen, Tyrone; 85
All up, Gary; 140
Almon, Mary; 140
Altman, Mardi; 140, 195
Andersen, Julie; 140
Anderson, Jarae; 140
Andrews, Lucretia; 140
Appenzeller, Mary; 140
Arenas, Julie; 140
Armendaniz, Linda; 140
Arnold, Thor; 140
Ashford, Merry; 91, 140
Banks, Carolyn; 35, 42
Banman, usan; 91, I 02, 140
Barbour, Phillip; 26, 54
Barefield, John; 140
Barley, Gwyn; 140
Barnes, Lisa; 102, 140
Barnewall, Katherine; 140
Beaird, Paul; 23, 140
Bell, Troy; 140
Benerman, Bill; 38, 56, 140
Benson, Clay; 26, 54, 140
Berdahl, Laurie; 90, 91, 140
Bibb, Janecia; 141
Bichler, Deni e; 141
Blake, Tracie; 31, 141

Boone, Judy; 141
Boxer, Mara Kaye; 141, 195
Boyle, Kevin; 56, 141
Brackett, Leigh; 141
Bradley, Mary; 141
Brannon, Debralene; 141
Breiner, Alicia; 109, 141
Brown, Ricky; 113
Bruce, Lynne; 31, I 02, 141,
194
Buckner, Diane; 5 , 141
Bueno, Deborah; 141
Burnam, Harold; 141
Carpenter, Carol; 32, 141
Carramella, Michelle; 141
Carter, Edward; 91, 141
Carvatt, Kirk; 141
Casey, Michael; 26, 60, 141
Ca tleman, Reggie; 26, 141
Cavitt, Jacqueline; 141
Chacon, Loui ; 23
Chavez, Joe; 141
Chavez, Lorrie; 141
Chene~ John; 86, 142
Clark, Carrie; 31, 142
Clark, tacey; 142
Clarke, Patty; 142
Coleman, Trenna; 142
Compos, Larry; 2
Cooper, ngella
Cooper, Henry; 53, 142
Cota, Fred; 142
Covode, Ru ; 52, 142
Crable, Ahauna; 142
Crite , Darren; 142
Culpeper, Larry; 142
Dabney, Troy; 142
Damian, Diane; 142
Davis, Charle ; 142
Dawkin , hari; 142
Daw on, Verlena; 142
Dean, Kate, J2. 142
Decker, Lmda; 142
Deherrera, Katherine; I 09
Demo , Ana ta 1a; 142
Donald on, Valerie; 102
Dorval, Mike; 142
Dotson, Adriann; 142
Duensing, William; 91, 142
Duke, Francis; 113
Ducan, Andre; 113
Ducan, Mary; 142
Durst, herry; 6, 7, 142
Egan, Debra; 143
Elliott, Jame ; 143
Embleton, Monica; 143
Embleton, u an; 143
Erickson, Diane; 143
Es ig, Richard; 143
Farrow, Richard; 143
Feser, herean; 143
Foster, Drew; 93, 143
Fox, Curti ; 16, 143
Freyta, andra; 143
Fnedman, Deborah; 143
FuJII, Roger, 26, 143
Fuller, Veronica; 101, 143
Galkma, Marina: 177
Garcia, Dominica; 31,
, 143
Garcia, Lisa; 143
Grdner, Robyn; 143
Gardner, arah; 143
Gilland, Marc; 25, 143
Goick, Cheryl; 143
Goldberg, Elis a; I 02, 143
Gooch, Amy; 102, 143, 195
Goode, Donna; 143

205

�Index
Gordon, Marc; Ill, 143, 196
Gore, Rachel; 35
Gotlin, Dawn; 32, 144
Gould, Juliette; 144
Grant, Tara; 144
Greenblatt, Jeff; 144
Gro man, Yvonne; 31, 144
Guerra, Ernesto; 23, 144
Guerrero, Rudy; 113
Haaker, Beverly; 144, 195
Hadian, Mohammad, 197
Hahn, evin; 24, 144
Haines, Daya; 5 , 144
Haley, Brian: 26
Hall, Orlando, 144
Haralampopul, John; 144
Harris, Delecia, 144
Hartnett, 1\-fatthew; 144
Hartwell, Kevin; 144
Harvey, Carol; 31, 144, 194
Hathaway, \lfargaret; 144
Hayne , \!far};
, 144
Hayward, tephanie; 42, 144
Hendershot, Susan; 144
Hernandez, Yolanda; 144, 191
Hickman, Michael; 26, 8,
144
Hocker, Tyrone: 3 , 113, 144
Hodge , Alan; 144
Holland, Charles; 144
Holland, Michael: 24, 145
Hoover, Barbara: 145
Horman, herry; 145
Hosking, Paul, 145, 23
Houlehan, Mary; 145
Huston, James 60, 145
Hutchinson, James; 145
Ipsen, Brian: I 09, 145
lronshell, Fredrick; 145
Jackson, Cheryl; 145
Jackson, tella; 8 , 145
Jakickc, Carol; 93, 145
Jara, Elizabeth; 145
Jen on, James; 145
Jewett, Eric; 37, 56
Johnson, Michael; 38, 145
John on, Phylhs; 145
John on, Randy, 145
Johnson, Robert, 145
John ton, Daren, 93
Jone , Lonme, 60, 145
Jone , McKinley; 26, 54, 145
Kachidurian, Jane; 145
Kahre, Mark; 38, 145
Keable , Chris; 32, 91, 145
Keli1holokai, Tom; 26, 54
Kellman, Edna; 91, I 02, 116,
146
Kemp, Anne; 31, 146
Kennedy, Lisa; 5, 6, 146
Kilfoyle, Peter; 23, 56, 88,
146
Kmdred, Karolette; Ill, 146,
197
King, Celeste; 146
Klem, Ellen; 146
Kline, Kenneth; 113
Knight, Graham; 146
Knudson, Monica; 32, 146
Koeppe, Julie; 146
Koktavy, Kri tin; 88, 91, 146
Konkol, Robert; 26, 146
Kouremenous, Maria; 8, 102
110, 146
Lackey, Monty; 146
Landrum, hannon; 146
206

Law, Fritz; 23, 56, 6, 6,
146, 194
Lawrence, Andrew; 113
Lewis, Alan; 146
Lewis, teve; 60, 146
Lippincott, Paul: II 0, 113,
146
Livingston, Kelly, 91, I 09,
146
Long, Kyle; 36, 146
Lopez, Tom; 113
Lovitt, Brad; 146
Lucey, Ellen; 146
Luke, Margaret; 146
Luna, Eric; 60, 137, 146
McCluskey, Li a; 85, 87, 91,
147
Mack, Jeff; 147
Mack, Tawana, 147
Madsen, Scott; 147
Maes, Raymond; 38
Ma1 el on, teven; 60, 147
Manter, Charle ; 147
Marshbank, Melvin; 147
Martelon, Lisa; 38
Martin, David; 147
Martin, Debra; 147
Martmez, Antonett; 35, 42, 58
Martinez, Eugene: 147
Martinez, Thomas; 147
Masterson, Carrie; 147
Matney, Robert; 26
Maunes, James; 26, 147
Maybury, Amta; 147
McGuirre, Marlene; 31
McCormick, Kathleen; 147
McCoy, eil; 26
McCraner, Andy; 147
McGann, John; 24, 147
McHugh, Karen; 91, 102
McLellan, Connie; 147
Me eil, Lolita; 147
Meade, William; 26, 54, 147
Meislahn, Bradley; 147
Mensing, Jill; 147
Meyer, Philip; 147
Miller, Kevin; 148
Mims, Veronica; 148
Mondschein, Terri; 110, 148
Mo her, Kim; 113
Mund , Martha; 35, 58, 148
Mustoe, Christopher; 148
Myers, Suzanne; 102, 148
ahulu, Terianne; 148, 197
eal, cott; 25, 148
elson, Lynne; 113, 148
elson, Sally; 97, 148
elson, Sharon; 32, 148
esley, Holly; 148
evins, Victor; 53, 148
ixon, Kristie; ISO
old, Jennifer; 91, 148
ordman, Tanna; 148
orem, Melissa; 148
orton, Yvonne; 58, 148
uechterlein, Eric; 26, 148
Obrien, Craig; 113, 148
Ortiz, ora; 31, I 02
Osborne, Kristina; I 02, 148
Owen , Sharon; 90, I 02, 148
Parham, Eric; 60, 148
Parry, Amy; 148
Pa coe, Sarah; 90, 91, II 0,
148
Paul, David; 148
Paxton, Pam; 110, 149

Perkins, Tina; 149
Peterson, L1sa; 149
Peterson, Rick; 149
Pounds, Keely; 91, 149
Price, haron; 89, 149
Pritchard, Lee; 102, 149
Quick, Kathy; 149
Reavey, Marcie; 113, 149
Reedy, heila; 149
Regas, Diane; 94, 97, 102,
149
Renzelman, Kim; 149
Richmond, Melanie; 149
Roberts, Patricia; 149
Robinson, Rachel; 149
Robnett, Deirdre; 149, 42
Rose, Anne; 91, 101, 149
Rosella, Lori; 35, 149
Roybal, Pete; 149
Rozelle, Eric; 26, 149
Sagara, Terri; 149
alz, Michelle; 149
Sanchez, Lorraine; 149
Sanchez, Michael; 37, 60, 91,
109, 149
Scharf, Marla; 110, ISO
Schnell, David; 109, 150
colt, Franchett; 58
Seney, Roxane; ISO
Shepard, Kevin; 60, ISO
Shoeboot, Elizebeth; 133
Shoffstall, Clark; ISO
Sho ky, Sue; ISO
Shwayder, Bonnie; 91, ISO
Sinopoli, Lisa; ISO
Skaife, Shannon; Ill
Skopinski, Tracey; 35, 93
Slusser, Harold; 56, ISO
Smith, Allan; 25, ISO
Smith, Eric; 43
Smith, Michael; 91, ISO
Smith, Monica; 150
Smith, Reginia; ISO
Snelling, Claire; Ill, ISO, 197
Snyder, Judith; ISO
Sodia, Martin; I 09, ISO
Stantion, Maria; 32, ISO, 152
Starrett, Gregg; ISO
Stavola, Karen; ISO
Steele, Shari; ISO
Steven on, Julia; 151
Stewart, Ralph; 26, 151
Stinson, Stephanie; 151
Stowers, Yasmin; 42, 151
Stribling, Charles; 113
Stromer, Susan; 151
Strong, Joe; 151
Struble, Richard; 25, 151
Stubblefield, Steven; 56
Stupka, Donald; 151
Suiter, cott; 151
Tann, Thomasha; 151
Thain, Randall; 151
Thames, William; 53
Thatch, Clarence; 26, 91
Thayer, Kri tine; 109, 151,
195
Tholen, Ted; 25, 151
Thomas, Kerry; 60
Timmons, Angus; 151
Toll, ed; 23, 151
Tooley, Phylli ; 151
Tophan, Leslie; 31, 91, 151
Trace, Joanne; 91, 151
Treflinger, Karen; 90, 91,
102, 151

Vanvelkinburg, Irene; 113
Vanvelkinburg, ue; 152
Vicar , Donna; 151
Vigil, orma; 151
Vonphul, Karen; Ill, 151
Von trohe, Spence; 26, 151
Waits, uzi; 151
Wallace, Kristi; 110, Ill, 151,
197
Waller, Sherry; 152
Weatherspoon, Donna; 197
Weaver, John; 152
Whelan, Jennifer; 152
White, Cecilia; I 0 I, 152
Williams, Don; 91, 152
Williams, Tina; 52
Wollerman, Jennifer; 110, 152
Wood, Pamela; 152
Wulfsohn, Michael; 152
Yarbrough, Randy; 60
Yarter, Carole; 86, 87, 152,
197
York, Kimberley; 35, 152
Zeimen, Barbara; 152
Zervos, icky; 38, 152
SOPHOMORE
Abbott, Carrie; 156
Abila, Juanita; 156
Adamson, Ralph; 156
Ahlenius, Shawn; 35, 110, 156
Aldrich, Harold; 156
Alie, Steven; 156
Allen, Jennifer; 156
Almon, John; 89, 110, 156
Anderson, Kathryn; Ill, 156
Anderson, Linda; 156
Anderson, Willie; 156
Andrews, Trudy; 156
Archuleta, Rudy; 156
Armas, Mary; 156
Armendariz, Blanca; 156
Arroyo, Steven; 156
Ashby, Tad; 156
Bakagianis, Ada; 156
Barber, Alex; 28, 156
Barr, Donald; 156
Barrett, Herman; 86, 87, 156
Barth, Randal; 156
Barton, Walter; 156
Beadle, Michael; 23, 156
Beadrashear, Casey; 156
Behrendsen, Davona; 156
Bell, Katherine; 156
Benjamin, Harold; 156, 54
Bennett, Elizabeth; 156
Berardini, Mark; 156
Bishop, Carla; 156
Bishop, Kristi; 157
Bishop, Michelle; 157
Bishop, Terri; 157
Blaine, Evonne; 157
Blevins, Kevin; 157
Bocciarelli, Bradford; 112,
157
Boucher, Paul; 157
Bowers, Wendy; 86, 87, 89,
157
Bradley, William; 157
Branscombe, Meredith; 157
Brent, Susan; 157
Bridges, Cameron; 157
Brondson, Stuart: 157
Brown, Anita; 157, 87
Brown, Cheryl; I 0 I, 157
Brown, Laura; 157
Brown, Valerie; 157

�Index
Brown, Paul; 28, 89, 157
Brown, Vincent; 157
Brubaker, Debbie; 157
Bruce, Barbara; 32, 157
Bruns, Eileen; 157
Burdette, Patti; 157
Burke, Sharon; 157
Burrell, Leslie; 157, 197
Cain, Craig; 157
Caldwell, Glenn; 157
Campbell, David; 24, 157
Carlin, Teresa; 157
Caroll, Gregory; 37, 157
Carter, Karen; 35, 91, 94, 157
Castleberry, Caren; 158
Chipman, Jeffery; 56, 158
Christy, Mary; 89, I 02, 112,
158
Chwirka, Susan; 158
Clark, Carla; 89, 158
Clark, George; 158
Clark, Lavon; 28
Clark, Margaret; 158
Clark, Patricia; 58
Clark, Wendi; 158
Clarke, Peggy; 158
Clarke, Peggy; 158
Cline, Craig; 38, 54, 158
Cole, Jonathan; 158
Colegrove, Abigail; 158, 32
Combs, Maurice; 89
Conner, Marlin; 60
Cooksey, George; 26, 28, 60,
158
Coombs, Robyn; 158
Cowen, Kimberley; 158
Craft, Carolyn; 158
Craven, Olivia; 158
Crawford, Leslie; 102, 110,
158
Cromar, Sharon; 158
Crites, Valerie; 158
Cunningham, Paul; 158
Danner, Susan; 158
Davis, Dalya; 158
Davis, Gina; 158
Davis, Shelly; 158
Dea, Thomas; 158
Dean, Tammy; 158
Deibert, Kevin; 158
Deitrich, Lori; 158
Delphia, Tim; 158
Derr, Heidi; 32, 159
Diaz, Maria; 159
Doane, Marty; 159, 24
Dresen, David; 159
Dunn, Katherine; 159
Dunning, Tracey; 159
Edwards, Tyrone; 159
Eichenberger, Becky; 159, 35,
89, 110
Ellis, John; 159
Ellison, Mario; 159, 28
Embry, Kimberley; 159
Emery, Lynette; 159
Espey, Lisa; 159
Evans, Clarence; 159, 28
Evans, Kenneth; 159, 28
Evans, Kevin; 159
Evans, Rebecca; 159
Falkenberg, Elizabeth; 159, 32
Ferland, Wendy; 159
Farmer, Lalana; 159
Faulding, Denise; 159, 58
Feltman, Jeff; 159
Flerry, Bethea; 159
Foster, Beth; 159

Foster, Denise; 159
Fox, Kevin; 159
Frankenberg, Kurt; 159
Franklin, Steve; 159
Frazier, Van; 159
Fujii, Kathy; 159
Garcia, Dan; 160
Giron, Jamie; 160
Glover, Cheri; 160
Godec, Monty; 160
Goick, Christin; 160
Gomez, Joan; 160
Goode, Karen; 160
Gossard, Mary; 160
Greenberg, Carolyn; 160
Grogan, Jim; 160
Grove, Monica; 160
Guerra, Marco;l60
Hahn, Westen; 160
Hallister, Tracey; 160
Helverson, Wendi; 160
Hambuch, Laura; 160
Hampton, Jeff; 160
Hampton, Tammy; 160
Hansen, Lisa; 160
Harms, Rob; 160
Harris, Alphonsa; 160
Haubenchild, Debbie; 160
Haynes, Donnie; 160
Haynes, Leann; 160
Hendry, Banjamin; 160
Henry, Rhonda;l60
Herlinger, Matt; 160
Herron, Mike; 161
Hicks, Kim; 161
Hinton, Kris;l61
Hodges, Rob; 161
Holle, Debra; 161
Holmes, Angela; 161
Holmes, Cindy; 161
Holmes, Rhonda: 161
Hopkins, Micheal; 161
Howell, Lana; 161
Hruza, Karl; 161
Huckfeldt, Claire; 161
Huffer, Beth; 161
Hutchinson, David; 161
lrrera, Debbie; 161
Jackson, Wayne; 161
James, Jeremie; 161
Jara, Anthony; 161
Jecminek, Julie; 161
Jefferson, Bryon; )(;I
Jenkins, Ron; 161
Jensen, Eric; 161
Johnson, Frederick; 161
Johnson, Rachel; 161
Jones, Daveen; 161
Jones, Joseph; 161
Jones, Kim; 161
Joseph, Victoria; 161
Kahane, Jeff; 161
Kates, Ben; 161
Keil, Jeff; 162
Kennedy, Kevin; 162
Kenoly, Lloyd; 162
Kesselman, Mark; 162
Klinkerman, Steve; 162
Kimmet!, Joe; 162
Kincaid, Karen; 162
Kinsman, Chris; 162
Kirchof, Chris; 162
Kirchof, Julie; 162
Kitchen, Valerie; 162
Konkol, Mary; 162
Kordiak, Dan; 162
Krywonis, Mark; 162

LaBadie, Steven; 162
Lackey, Brian; 162
Landrum, Sherri; 162
Larges, Jenny; 162
Latsis, Jim; 162
Lavington, Steve; 162
Leali, anette; 162
Lederer, Seth; 162
LeDuke, Harry; 162
Levins, Devorah; 162
Linzy, Toniettc, 162
Lobaugh, Ed; , 62
Lopez, Yvonne; 162
Lowe, Louahn; 162
Lubeck, Dan; 162
Lucas, Darryl; 163
Mackelvie, Tom; 163
Marasco, Donald; 163
Marshall, Jerome; 163
Martelon, Doug; 163
Martin, Tony; 163
Martinez, Joseph; 163
Martinez, Elizabeth; 163
Maus, Jeff; 163
May, Jeannine; 163
McCollum, Dawn; 163
McDougall, Manfred; 163
McGhee, Carmella; 163
McLaughlin, Hayleen; 163
Medina, James; 163
Mejia, Robby; 163
Meyer, John; 163
Middleton, Glenda; 163
Miles, Ron; 163
Miller, Dianne; 163
Miller, Leshelle; 163
Milsap, Cheryl; 163
Mitchell, Andre; 163
Miyazawa, Jodell; 163
Molock, Scarlet; 163
Mondscheim, eal; 163
Monley, Sarah; 163
Morgan, Anthony; 163
Motz, Andy; 163
Mundt, Marshall; 164
Murdock, Gaunt; 164
Murray, Kathy; 164
elson, Inger; 164
Nelson, Steve; 164
Ninomiya, Jesse; 164
old, Margaret; 164
Norcross, Eric; 164
Nuanes, Scott; 164
uechterlein, Loi ; 164
Ogle, Jon; 164
Olander, Chris; 164
Oneill, Kimberley; 164
Oswald, Shelly; 164
Paige, Greg; 164
Panagiatopoul, Georgia; 164
Parry, Laura; 164
Pena, Theresa; 164
Pepin, Pam; 164
Pepper, Marla; 164
Peters, John; 164
Pettes, Jackie; 164
Phillips, Buck; 164
Phillips, David; 164
Pitcher, Alison; 164
Pitt , Jim; 164
Pegzeba, Mike; 164
Polk, Jonathan; 164
Price, Dana; 164
Quiat, Matthew; 165
Ramirez, Cathy; 165
Ray, Kevin; 165

Reddic, Sandy; 165
Reed, Tony; 165
Reum, Steve; 165
Richard, Jennifer; 165
Richie, Gene; 165
Riessenman, Amy; 165
Rogers, Kim; 165
Rogers, Malcolm; 165
Rogers, eil; 165
Rohrs, Phillip; 165
Rott, Beth; 165
Roy, Lola; 165
Rubenstein, Karen; 165
Sahabuddin, Bud; 165
Salazar, Jamie; 165
Scoggins, Debra; 165
Schofield, Chris; 165
Schupp, Jay; 165
Scott, Ricky; 165
Sear, Kevin; 165
Sheehan, Mary; 165
Sheffield, Cathy; 165
Shoffstall, Drevvis; 165
Simmons, Tonya; 165
Slaughter, Cortney; 165
oria, Donna; 165
Stanton, Meli sa; 165
Stuart, Sheryl; 166
Stevens, Craig; 166
Stevenson, Monica; 166
Stewart, Richard; 166
Suazo, Elvira; 166
Sutherland, Lori; 166
Takatsuka, Greg; 166
Templin, Ann Revae; 166
Thomas, Shelby; 166
Thomas, Stephanie; 166
Thompson, Laurie; 166
Thompson, Patrick; 166
Timmons, Della; 166
Tooley, Brian; 166
Touris, John; 16
Tucker, Scott; 166
Tyler, Arthur; 166
Uchida, John; 166
Uliberri, Je e; 166
VanVelkinberg, Isis; 166
Varella, Jeri; 166
Vaughn, Frances; 166
Vigil, Sherry; 166
Wade, Jonathan; 166
Walker, Darren; 166
Walsh, Angela; 166
Ward, Kelli; 166
Watkins, There a; 166
Webb, Allen; 166
Webb, Tony; 166
Wehner, David; 167
Wehner, Robery; 167
West, Deborah; 167
Wetmore, Scott; 167
Wiley, Aaron; 167
Williams, Anne; 167
Williams, Karen; 167
Williams, Matthew; 167
Wilson, Brendalyn; 167
Wortham, Wanda; 167
Yara, Lorri; 167
Zavala, Brenda; 167
Zervos, Stratis; 167
Zurek, Lucille; 167
Tahy, Linda; 167

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�The Angelus Staff thanks Mrs. Wilcox for her patience and our never ending need of supplies.
Thanks to Jostens Yearbook CO. for such a
"Mickey Mou e" operation, The Ba in Street Restaurant, for putting up with our invasion and serving a wonderful meal, especially Carol Harvey's
mother for buying the props for our division
pages, Central Administration for banning our division pages. Thank to Kennedy High School for
letting us borrow their color mounts, Ruth and
Poppy for getting those mounts, Mr. Keinon for
knowing about as much as we did, Mr. Echart,
for being such a good sport, McDonald's Restaurant, Anderson Studios-they met all our deadlines,
Dave Martin for forgetting his film, Jeannie Marr,
for all her patience, Ruth for being such an outstanding help along with Poppy, Lynn and Carol,
too. "Good Luck With Winnie." Thanks to Fritz
for the pictures he took and didn't take-thanks
Virginia and Kris and Tony, we couldn't have a
book if it weren't for you, Anna for keeping the
bills and Michelle for all her art that took up
time for which he never had, To
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and Amy, Bev and Mardi, Mara Kay, Thanks, to
Loren, Julie and Nancy for never knowing where
you were when we needed you. Thank you to Mrs.
Ahrens for letting us use her grade book, apple,
glasses and papers. Thanks to Mary for the use of
her pumpkin. A special thanks to the teachers
who put up with our interuptions and let us out of
class when necessary. And last but not least, our
very sincere congratulations to the Senior Class of
1978-it's been three fabulous years- to the boy's
soccer team for coming in third; to the girl's gymnastic team for taking fourth place, The Hatchet
Squad, Newspaper Staff, Student Council and everyone at East who made this year happenOh Yes-The Denver Broncos-'cause "we believe in
Miracles too"!
With the best of luck, love and happiness to
all those who enter and leave East High m
'78.
Sarah Bridges, Editor-In-Chief
and the Angelus Staff of 1978.

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���1977 ANGELUS
Volume 59
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�We live in
deeds, not
years;
In thoughts,
not breaths;
In feelings,
not in
figures ...

�TABLE OF CONTENTS

Autumn ............. 10
Winter ............... 38
Spring ............... 7 4
Diversions .......... 102
Faculty &amp; Staff ...... 120
Seniors ............. 152
Juniors ............. 168
Sophomores ........ 184

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�Some for a
little while do
love, and
some
for long;
And some rare
few forever ...

�It is a rare
and tantalizing
fruit
Our hands
reach
for,
but
nothing
absolute.
Cullen

�Variety's
the very
spice of
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�... That
gives it
all its
flavor.
Cowper

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�Time is hastening on,
and we
What our father's are
shall be, Shadow - shapes of
memory.
Whittier

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�I saw and heard,
and knew at last
The How and Why of
all things, past
And present, and
forever more.
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ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billard Pearson, Mark Gater, Ken Dol, Todd Mikel, Tom Kawano, Pete Cooksey, Jay Ramsey,
Donavon Gray, Mark Hocker, Coach Montgomery. ROW TWO; Coach Simmons, William Morton, Sherman White, Harold
Evans, Sean Haley, Chuck Gagnon, Dean Howard, Terry Mays, Spence Von Strohe, James Alexander, Dean Akiyama, Coach
Risoli. ROW THREE: Coach Craig, Jack Watts, Todd Cole, Bill May, Craig Jones, Bill Struble, John Sawyer, Ken Walston,
James Richardson, Kevin Smith, Bob Nelson. ROW FOUR: Robert Milsap, Bill lowe, Roger Hosea, Ed Davis, Bob Schlagel,
Jay Keller. Kirk Ray, Eric Olander, Glen Naylor, Jay Halverson, Coach Bess.

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�KNEELING L TOR: Coach Montgomery, Coach
Craig. STANDING: Coach Simmons, Coach Bess,
Coach R isoli.

Varsity football this year
was one of the most outstanding and exciting sports at
East. The squad pulled through
with one of the best lines in
the state, and one of the very
best seasons East High has
ever had. With the total unity,
guidance, and leadership
shown by each team member,
the team came through with
probably the best individual
talent in the city. Our "CONGRATULATIONS'' to every
member for doing such a
magnificent job!
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�VICTORY!
East
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Spirits were high at the Homecoming
Game as the East Angels defeated the
Manual Thunderbolts by a resounding score
of 25-0. The cheerleaders, pep club and
band combined their talents to present an
outstanding half-time performance. This
dazzling football victory sparked high
spirits for the Homecoming Dance, where
students danced to disco amidst the theme
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of Feelings 11 • The evening was topped off
with the coronation of Bi II May and Sherrie
Keliiholokai as 19 76 Homecoming King
and Queen.

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ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phtllip Barbour, Marvin Young, Spence Von Strohe, Regie Castleman, Chuck Wllltams,
Paul Hoskms, Phillip artinez, anual Soto, Jophie Segura. ROW TWO: Bob Matney, Neil McCoy, Steve Lewis, Vmcent Beyers, Rtcky Brown, Clearence Thatch, Bob Johnson, Bill Benerm n, Bryon Haley, Roger F1j11, Mark lambourne.
ROW THREE: Coach Bess, Paul Albertelli, Cl y Benson, Tom Kel11holoka•, Robert Konkol, Carl Nelson, Ed Carter,
Henry Cooper, Lloyd Martmez, Chuck Dawson, Mike Casey, Coach Montgomery.

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�Exciting! The season
for the sophomore football
team this year was tremendous! Even though size was
not a benefactor the team
was off to a powerful start.
The team was full of spirit
and showed it at each of its
games. The coaches are
looking to the future with
great enthusiasm.

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�ROW 1 L TOR: Ernest Guerra, Dale Quick, Peter Bradley, Tom Hathaway, Van Quick, Er.!l! Gotaas, Chris
Romer, Keith Campbell, Steve Stanton, Jorge Garcia, Vane ~ 2: Pat Mahoney, B:ob'2ook, Clark
Belyea, Pat Starbuck, Paul Beaird, Ned Toll, Scott Connolly, Rick Hartman, Sam Stott, Pete Kilfoyle. ROW
3: Landis Arnold, Brooke Burton, Fritz Law, R,!!!ty Wehner, Coach Brownell, Mike Holland, Gus Antonopoulos, Louis Chacon, Nevin Hahn, Thong Cao.
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The soccer team this
year was the best team
East High has ever had!
The pi ayers were hard
working, aggressive,
and superior in representing East High.
The unity and the
self support of each
team member made East
High proud of its
Soccer T earn.

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The girls swimming team was off to an
explosive beginning this year, with state
qualifiers in the very first meet. In the
fourth meet, Katie Kirchhof achieved a new
Denver Public High School 1 s diving record.
Throughout the season, the team displayed
team unity and great individual improvement.
This season proved to be a very memorable
one.

TOP ROW L TOR: Brett Eppich, Cathy Eliason, Chris Keables, Karen Egan, Laura Burchard, Allison Beckler,
Janet Clark, Jan McNeill. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Jones, June Leaver, Lolita McNeil, Virginia Falkenberg, Dawn
Gotlin, Drip, Megan Barton, Kathy Carlin, Carol Carpenter, Jana Kachidurian. BOTTOM ROW : Pam Paxton,
Debbie Friedman, Monica Knudson, Shannon 0' Leary, Barbara Pearl, Krista Shoffstall, Laurie Dahlstrom, Kate
Deane. Not shown: Katie Kirchhof, Donna Sly.

�TOP ROW L TOR : Kent Lewallen, Scott Dock, Joe Renno, Mike Sanchez, Richard Kitchen, Matt Weinberg, Ed.
Ritums, Charles Furedy, Tom Thorton. BOTTOM ROW : Coach Gary Harris, Eric Luna, Richard Luna, Richard
Kawano, Dave Greiner, Greg Pearson, Mike Shur, Andy Wilbur.

�The East High Varsity Tennis Team,
headed by the new coach, Gary Harris,
ended its season with an impressive record
of five wins and three losses. The team,
consisting mostly of seniors, exhibited a
mature and sophisticated manner in their
court conduct.

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This season was one of great individual talnt as well as great team effort. The team aimed
perfection, utilizing the talents of each gymnast. Defending state champion, Alicia Johnston,
urned along with other worthy performers inluding Carrie Clark, Carol Harvey, Lori Thomas,
oni Barbour and Sarah Bridges. The team was
xciting this year, and is looking ahead with
ven more excitement to next year.

�TOP ROW L TOR: Asst. Coach Marg O'Hara, Sheila Reidy, Carrie Clark, Carol Harvey, Toni Barbour,
Lori Thomas, Carolyn Topham, Head Coach Amy Ridge. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Randall, Poppy Riede,
Kim Doane, Susan Burkhardt, Amy Klein, Kim York, Barb Wells, Alfretta Broshears. BOTTOM ROW:
Joan Magnie, Alicia Johnston, Anne Kemp, Valerie Meurer, Lorraine Scott, Natalie Sidwell, Sarah
Bridges, Veronica Monley.

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BASKETBALL

"lt 1 s my ball and you can 1t have it! 11

"Do you want to know a secret? 11
"What do I do with it now? 11

�"Now listen to me, you pack of mules.

"Somebody up there likes me.

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"What a shot!

"The basket is the other way!

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�BOTTOM ROW L TOR: Ronnie Ellerbee, Carla Blair, Patty Clark, Michelle Miles,
Staci Hickman, Kathy Keliiholokai. MIDDLE ROW: Teri Washington, Sherri Keljiholokai, Pat Blair, Felice Barrett, Sue Lambrect, Denise Leaden, Diane Juarez. TOP
ROW: Audrey Murphy, Veronica Sawyer, Luwan Jones, Stephanie Winlock, Jenee
Dwight. NOT PICTURED: Tony Barbour, Mary Floyd.

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�C heering loudly all the time
H aving fun in rain or shine
E ager to lead the stands
E very game fi lied with fans
R outines at a half-time show
l et us always know
E ast High Cheers have got the spirit
A nd when they cheer we really hear it
D oing cheers so together
E ast High spirit wi II last forever
R ed and White wi II always fly
S pirit here will never die!

�������Pat Carlin

Head Boy

Marcia Craig

Head Girl

We have met, strangers among
strangers searching for
meaning through people and
experiences.
I cannot predict what will
become of us, I only know
what happens ... will
because we have shared
ourselves.
We can only give to each
other what we need most ...
love, shaping tomorrow's
world and yesterday's
memories.
Our friendship will not be
erased by the passage of
time.
You are a chapter in my life
never to be experienced
again.
Today will be a pleasant
memory ... tomorrow ... because we have cared enough
to give the only thing we
have ... ourselves.
We are gathered here today
to form a unit, to make a
stronger and better tomorrow.
Pat and Marcia

�Nancy Wise, V. P; Scott Jones, Pres; Sherrie Keliiholokai, Sec/Treas.

Donna Sly, Pres; Sam Stott, V. P; Kathy Keliiholokai, Sec/Treas.

Diane Regas, Sec Treas; Lisa Kennedy, Pres; Cheryl Woodson, V. P.

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Sharon Clinkingbeard
Irvin Thatch

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Diana Juarez
Chris Romer
Becky Deleon

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Alan Lewis
Sherie Durst

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�TOP ROW-Diane Regas, Sherie Durst, Cheryl Woodson, Steven Stubblefield, Lisa Kennedy. 2ND ROW-Chris
Romer, Karen Van Etten, Rick Kitchen, Sam Stott, Donna Sly, Dean Akiyama, Becky DeLeon, Janet Adams,
Kathy Keliiholokai, Alan Lewis. 3RD ROW-Veronica Sawyer, Pat Howard, Kevin Smith, Scott Jones, Kim
Conw ic k, Sherrie Kel i iholokai, Marcia Craig, Pat Carl in, Nancy Wise, Lisa Reavey, Irvin Thatch, Sharon C I inkingbeard, Deberice Keys.

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With speed and aqility 1
the Varsity Basketball
team accelerated
towards a winning
season. Under the
direction of Richard
Schraeder 1 the team
had a tremendous desire
for competition 1 and an
outstanding will to win.

TOP ROW L TOR: Tim Laughlin, Marvin Laughlin, Kevin Parsons, Kim Jackson, Bill Lowe,
Bill Halley, Robert Milsap. MIDDLE ROW : Louis Martinez, Greg Davis, Earl White, Ricardo
Wilson, John Barber, Jim Gossard, Don Holder. BOTTOM ROW: Pat O'Malley, Coach Schraeder,
Bob Schlagel, Kyle Kennec.

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��The Junior Varsity Basketball team put on a spectacular
shooting show for the 19 77
basketball season. This year
the team had more sophomores
than juniors, but continued to
play terrific defense as well as
formidable offense and proved
to be high scoring in nearly
every game. Coach Sam Batey
has high hopes that next year's
team w iII be even better.

FRONT ROW L TOR: Coach Sam Batey, Clarence Thatch, Larry Robinson, Chuck Williams, Phillip
Barber. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Johnson, Neal McCoy, Victor Nevins, Kelly Mead, Henry Cooper. TOP
ROW: Mark Hartlaub, Clay Benson, Bill White, Tom Keliiholokai, Ronnie Smith, William Thames, Russ
Covode.
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�Coach Damashek's "Dirty
Dozen" was one of East High's
most exciting teams this year,
winning most of its wrestling
matches. Coach Damashek was
very proud of his hard working
and devoted wrestlers, and
stated that "these men are mentally and physically involved,
and that is what wrestling is all
about. 11

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�TOP ROW L TO R: Ed Davis, Ray Rottman, Kirk Ray, Todd Cole, Bill Struble, James Richardson, Dick Schweigert, Don
Bess. ROW 2: Bob Damashek, Alan Smith, Eric Nuechterlein, Charles Dawson, James Alexander, Michael Haynes, Eric Luna,
Harold Evans, Michael Greer. ROW 3: Kyle Aderman, Scott Smilnak, Kenton Woods, Pete Cooksey, Rick Struble, Mike
Casey, Ken Vick, Steve Maiselson, Monty Lakey. ROW 4: Mark Houston, Todd Mikel, Mike Sanchez, Spence VonStrohe, Ken
Doi, Manuel Soto, Kevin Shepard, Joe Segura. ROW 5: Kerry Thomas, Steve Stanton, Phil Martinez, Rich Luna, Lonnie Jones,
Brian Wi I son, Randy Yarbrough, Paul Lippincott, Ken Av i Ia.

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TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: June Leaver, Katy Counts, Murtha Derr,
Cindy Hauck, Krista Shoffstall, Cathy Eliason, Shannon O'Leary, Kathy
Carlin. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Monica Knudson, Megan Barton,
Pamela Paxton, Carol Carpenter, Dawn Gotlin, Karen Egan.

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L TO R: Jim Keables-V.Pres., Billy
Batson-Pres., Sue Cromar-Sec./Treas.

ROW 1 L TOR: James Guinn-director, Stephanie Nellhaus, Julie Bakken, Valerie Blankenship, Amy Mercer, Ginny
Stevens, Sarah Melcher, Laurie Hudson, Marie Regas, Lisa Thomas, Gayle Bundy, Angie Ellerbee, Sue Mercer, Sue
Cromar, Barb Mosgovoy, Katy Counts. ROW 2: Molly Kane, Sue Parsons, Judy Wommack, Amy Herron, Joni Hall,
Jenee Dwight, Christie McWilliams, Jenny Yarter, Karen Carter, Tracy Ashby, Jackie Kilfoyle, Blair Brooke, Maritza
Jewett, Jill Quedenfeld, Zoe Mauries. ROW 3: Tom Kawano, Greg Miskin, Chris Diprofio, Jon Arkulari, Johr, Rhyne,
Craig Elder, John Schoeberlein, Conrad Sear, Steve Eichenberger, Scott Gandy, Dave Dunn, Vonzel Sawyers. ROW 4:
Mark Hocker, Will Barnes, Irvin Thatch, Kent Lewallen, Sam Stott, Billy Batson, Walter Hill, Boris Judkins, Monty
Smith, Jim Keables, Tom Rowley, Dwayne Pearson, Jorge Garcia.

�ROW 1 L TO R: Sue Cromar, Angie Ellerbee, Valerie Blankenship, Stephanie
Nellhaus, Julie Bakken. ROW 2: Gayle Bundy, Sarah Melcher, Blair Brooke,
Joni Hall, Sue Parsons. ROW 3: Dave Dunn, Dwayne Pearson, Jon Arkulari,
Tom Kawano, Chris Diprofio. ROW 4: Sam Stott, Steve Eichenberger, Billy
Batson, Tom Rowley, Walter Hill.

�ROW 1 L TOR: Evelyn McKinnie, Chris Miley, Sue Banman, Lisa MacCiuskey, Shari Dawkins, Bonnie Schwayder, Yasmine
Stowers, Karen Treffinger, Yolanda Gabriel. ROW 2: Lucretia Andrews, Karen McHugh, Yvonne Brown, Jenny Nold, Theresa
Martinez, Monica Smith, Sarah Pascoe, Tara Grant, Trenna Coleman, Michelle Salz. ROW 3: Sally Nelson, Shawn Adams,
Margaret Osner, Judy Boone, Stephanie Goodloe, Sharon Owens, Sherry Waller, Terri Mondschein, Edna Kellman, Bayonne
Anderson. ROW 4: Byron Groves, Clarence Thatch, Tyrone Hocker, Roger Halsig, Peter Frey, Shannon Landrum, Gordon Dyes,
Donald Williams, Dean Duensins.

�TOP ROW L TO R: Kim Brown, Cecilia White, Jim Gossard, Pat Howard, Carina Enderlein.
MIDDLE ROW: Pat Blair, Terry Parachini, Kia Micaud, Audrey Murphey. BOTTOM ROW:
Linda Rubenstien, Suzette Gibson, Lisa Herbold, Pamela Smith.
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�''A'' DRILL
TEAM

"I'm an EAST ANGEL,
'First to all' is our cry,
We are the mightiest Drill Teams
For no trophies pass us by.
We are the best,
EAST ANGELS is our name,
First to all and second to none,
Is the fame we'll always claim."
C/Ltc Tyrone Hill

HONORARY CADETS

L TO R: Diane Regas, Jamie Osborne, Mary Floyd, Marie Kouremenous, Pat Blair, Amy
Mercer, Karen Carter, Julie Agnew, Bemeice Ironshell, Bobbie Washington, Karen Randall, Sue Lambrecht, Patti Young. NOT SHOWN: Jean Agnew, Marie Regas.

63

�SECOND
BATTALION

5
0

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''First To All
Second To None"

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�WOMEN'S
RIFLE
TEAM

L TO R: Amy Mercer, Jamie Osborne, Karen Randall, Julie Agnew. NOT
SHOWN: Mary Floyd.

For the first t1me in many
years,the East High Women's
Rifle Team is acclaimed number one in the city, by defeating our old, but constant rivals, Lincoln and Kennedy.

MEN'S
RIFLE
TEAM

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�Tuesday, November 30, 1976

. LXII-No. 3

East An

I Dominates

East High Spotlight
Anne Bockh, Chris Herhnger
Jay Tharp
Tami Hogan
Jenntfer Moore
Monty Cleworth
Kathy McClung
Jean Mariani
Jean Mariani
Gail Paul, Drew Foster
Jay Halverson
Mr. Richard el on
Mary Coqutllard. Laura Fisher
Jim Keables, Sally el on .
Off Staff Reporters
Jeri Bottum. Rick Kitchen .
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Published every month during the school ession by the students of Eut
High School-Denver, Colorado 80206.

����In 19 71, the Hatchets &lt;East High's Speech Team)
was born. For the past six years, the team has gained
state and national recognition for excellence in speech
competition. The tradition of the team continued this
year as the Hatchets won the Annual D.P. S. Sweepstakes
Tournament, one of the most prestigious tournaments of
the year.
Several have queried, 11 What is a Hatchet? 11 A Hatchet is a competitor, a friend, a winner, a spirit, and
a way of life! Hatchet also means fun, excitement, togetherness, disappointments, successes, laughing, crying,
traveling, ralleytng, holding hands, and remembering
and Maintaining the tradition of HATCHET!!!
70

�FRONT: Audrey Murphy. ROW 1 L TO R: ~ffer, Darnell Castleman, Stephanie Nellhaus, Ginny Stephens, Sharon
Owens. ROW 2: Sandra Robinson, Christina Osborne, Elissa Goldberg, Michelle LaPerriere, Kathy McClung, Jenny Moore,
Kate Picher, IsabeTAionzo, Jean Mar~anr. ROw-3: Suzanne Myers, Shcf"IY"Green, Jrin Warder, Judy Wommack, Bud Rhyne,
RarenM_c;;Hugh~ Brian Lee-coach, Tammy Knrght, ~tonica Sawyer, ~hris Romer, Renee Grayson.

71

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��������Anything is within
your reach.
-De Beamarchais

We can not
discover new
oceans unless we
have the courage
to lose sight of the
shore.
-Gide

��������BATTER UP!

The East High Angels
were a fonnidable opponent this year in the
Denver Prep League
baseball race. The
players displayed their
ski lis over and over
again in the field, at
bat, and in the clutch.
Congratulations for a
successful season,
and keep on swinging!

FRONT ROW L TO R: Bruce Appenfelder, Scott Colby, Charles Gagnon, Richard Kitchen, Ed
Vicars, Dean Akiyama, Coach Montgomery. BACK ROW: Coach Simmons, Eric Gotaas, Jay
Keller, Rick Hartman Glen Na lor Scott Connoll
Ro er Hosea.

����Under a new coach, the girls tennis team
vollied into a very successful season. The
team was missing a few of the old faces this
year, but things went twice as well as expected with every one on the team full of
spirit and excitement throughout the entire
season.

�E

FRONT ROW L TOR~ Karen Stavola, Leslie Topham, Kim Renzlelman, Julie Chase, Lori Thomas, Cheryl
Goick, Carrie Clark. BACK ROW: Jessie Wellman, Dawn Gotlin, Judy Boone, Pam Blake, Cynthia, Martha
Munds.
95

���BACK ROW L TOR: Kevin Miller, Vincent Bouley, Walter Williams, Allen Carter, Spiro Razatos, Alan
Lewis, Harold Johnson, Joe De Leon. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Coach Albright, Vince Berardini, Jeff
Thomas, Mr. Boatright.

�99

�100

����LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Freidman, Karen Egan, Barb Brown, Nora Somer, John Craighead, Andy Wilbur, Rick Hill, Jean Mariani, Poppy Reide,
Rachel Lederer, Mrs. Smith. Missing From Picture : Nancy Wise.

TOP ROW L TO R: Marc Gordon, Kristina Osborne, Suzanne Myers, Lisa
Barnes, Lynne Huffer, Will Barnes, Margo Hathaway, Joanne Trace. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, Michelle LaPerriere, Marie Regas, Gail Paul,
Katy Counts. BOTTOM ROW: Isabel Alonzo, Blair Brooke, Edna Kellman,
Claire Snelling.

104

�ROW ONE L TOR: Kent Lewallen, Minnie Baldwin, Mostafa Gowhari, Lan Lam, Sung Sil Kim,
Faina Melamed, Mona Kalyasilpin, Virginia Minick, ROW TWO: Tony Brown, Thong Cao, Alan
Lewis, Anne Baumann, Marcia Craig, Pam Blake, Isabel Alonzo, Pam Hale, Judy Snyder, Deirdre Robnett, Sofia Soltanovich, ROW THREE: June Leaver, Michelle La Perriere, Liz Panagiotopoulos, Kim Conwick, Carole Yarter, Greg Cheney, Mary Roberts, ROW FOUR: Loc Nguyen,
Cuong Chi Nguyen, Megan Barton, Krista Shoffstall, James Ainsworth, Julie Thompson, Arthur
DeHerrera, Maureen Hartlaub, Steve Cheney, Cathy Eliason, Jay Armour, Ed Ritums, Susie Ross,
Lynne Huffer, Jose Mayorga, John Schoeberlein, Hong Ty Nguyen, Amy Herron, Katy Counts,
Margaret Osner, Jason Clark.

~~-~~·~***************************************

~ §fUJi§~.

FRONT ROW L TOR: Mary Coquillard, Marcia Craig, Lane Hilton, Emily Lobato, Pam Hale, Sherri Miyazawa, Murtha Derr, BACK ROW: Margo Page, Mary
Roberts, Julie Lobato, Darby Peschel, June Farland, Terri Parachini, Kim Conwick, Anne Bockh, Tami Hogan, Krista Shoffstall, Lori Empey, Chris DiProfio,
Eileen Gooch, Nancy Wise, Mrs. Flatow.

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tl

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f

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ROW 1 L TOR: Kent Lewallen, Will Barnes, Bret Wakefield, Peggy Games, Ms. Davis, ROW 2: Gus
Malmgren, Ron Tharp, R rck Hartman, Molly Kane, Stephanie Nellhaus, Blair Brooke, Billy Batson,
Lisa Barnes, John Schoeberlein, ROW .3: Marla Scharf, Chandler Crawford, Chris DiProfio, Sue Parsons, Darlene Wilkins, Steve Eichenberger, Kathy McClung. ROW 4: Dave Doyle, Mary Dulacki, MIchelle LaPerriere, Heidi Whippier, Carole Yarter, Jenny Yarter, Andy Downing, Quentin O'Brien,
Kari Haugen.

�)
LEFT TO RIGHT: Joann Westhoff, Sandra Ostrom, Chri$ Keables, Julie
Koeppe, Mrs. Bowen, Teri Anne Nahulu.

DECA
LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Cromar, Dave Dunn, Sam W• 'es, Kathy Sellers,
Dana Stevens, Jeri Bottum, Ms. Bornemiss.

�BACK ROW L TOR: Mr. Lacey, Tim Williams, Tom Kawano, Stanley Sunderwirth, Ed Ritums, Tami Hogan, Anne Bockh, Nancy Wise, Susie Ross, Chris Herlinger, Pat Tooley, Katy Counts, Bud Rhyne, Krista Shoffstall, Jim Ortiz, Alise
Boxer, Jim Keables, Renee Brickell, Kent Lewallen, Joni Hall, MIDDLE: Adela
Tovar, Frances Johnson, Marie Regas, Mary Roberts, Murtha Derr, Cindy Hauck,
Karen Phillips, Kerri Shwayder, Molly Kane, FRONT: Cathy Eliason, June Leaver, Mary Coquillard, Pam Hale, Jacki Jesse, Jenny Moore, Sharon Clinkingbeard,
Sherri Miyazawa, Linda Rubenstein, Terri Parachini, Marcia Craig.

Anne Bockh
AI ise Boxer
Renee Brickell
Gayle Bundy
Marian Carpenter
Sharon C I ink ingbeard
Mary Coquillard
Katy Counts
Marcia Craig
Murtha Derr
Melissa Dunning
Cathy Eliason
Mary Floyd
Pam Hale
Joni Hall
Cindy Hauck
Chris Herlinger
Tami Hogan

108

Jacki Jesse
Bret Johnson
Frances Johnson
Molly Kane
Tom Kawano
James Keables-pres,
June Leaver-sec,
Kent Lewallen
Sherri M iyazawa
Jenny Moore
Audrey Murphy
Jim Ortiz
Terri Parachini
Greg Pearson
Karen Phillips
Karen Randall
Marie Regas
John (Bud) Rhyne

Ed Ritums
Susie Ross-vice pres,
Linda Rubenstein
Mary Roberts
Kerri Shwayder
Beth Schwartzberg
Krista Shoffstall
Kevin Smith
Stanley Sunderw irth-treas,
Jay Tharp
Pat Tooley
Adela Tovar
Anne Truair
Tim Williams
Beth Wells
Nancy Wise
Dale Wetmore

��TOP ROW L TO R: Kim Conwick,
Nancy Randall. BOTTOM ROW:
Bernice Ironshell, Jackie Jesse.

TOP ROW L TOR: Jan McNeil, Kathy Hardy, Kim Conwick, Terri Parachini, Culleen Hinterreiter,
Debbie Parachini, Nancy Wise, Monica Embelton. MIDDLE ROW: Bernice Ironshell, Jackie Jesse,
Karen Adams, Jill Dedrick, Amy Abbott, Diane Perry. FRONT ROW: Brenda Short, Janet Adams,
Nancy Randall, Mardi Altman.

�ROW ONE: Maritza Jewett, Janecia Bibb, Monica Smith, Diane Fizer, Sharon Walker, Lori Rosella, Ellen
Klein, Chris Keables, Phillip Gill. ROW TWO: Tara Grant, Lynn Nelson, Amy Klein, Lolita McNeil, Adriann
Dotson, Michelle Hunt, Lisa Marion, Roxane Seney, Theresa Jepson, Sha Slawson. ROW THREE: Pam Blakesec.-treas., Mary Kouremenos, Kris Koktavy, Barb Mosgovoy, Cheryl Maher, Tracy Skopinski, DeDe Robnett,
Julie Koeppe, Kathy Quick, Karen Stavola. ROW FOUR: Gwyn Barley, Lisa Jara, Trenna Coleman, Gay
Williams, Donna Goode, Toni Martinez, Cecilia White, Stephanie Goodloe, Maura Shannon, Sherry Durst,
Juanita Campbell.

�. ,_,

���Gospe1

Lnsemble

L TO R: Wi II Barnes 1 Jim Keables 1
Steve Eichenberger, Dave Dunn.

115

���ALICE L. CALL
Mrs. Call, the college counselor, is considered by many as one of the most helpful,
enthusiastic persons at East High. She began teaching food classes in January of
1952. In succeeding years, she taught
social problems. More recently, Mrs. Call
served as college counselor, aiding many c;tudents in their future endeavors. And now,
twenty-five years and 40,000 students later,
she is retiring. The 1977 Angelus Staff sincerely thanks you for all of your advice, Mrs.
Call!

DOMINIC ZARLENGO
If all thought like I do and I
thought I ike each, all you
thought would say you 1re a peach,
for 11 11 never forget 11 m closing
the door, all the things that
1
l ve learned in 224.
Of Colfax, the cat and her negative hide, and where a condenser1s charge resides and
how the A.C. does use a slip
ring, wh i I e for D.C., a commutators the thing. And how
electrolysis depends on the
time, a thing which you 1re
wasting too much on this rhyme.
So now I will close this verse
rather bad, by saying, 11 to
have had you I surely am glad! 11

118

�RUTH EGGLESTON
In every day living, few people are ever
satisfied with what they do or how they I ive.
This is not true of Mrs. Ruth Eggleston. For
38 years, she has lived a full and rewarding
life as a teacher and counselor at East High
Schoo I. Over the years, she has observed
many changes, and if she were given the chance
to do it all over again, she would. She loved
to keep busy and proved to be a woman of perfection. With tears in her eyes, and great sorrow in her voice, she parted, saying, "I don't
think that there was ever so beautiful a school
as East, and whenever I drive by it, I feel a
great amount of pride!"
In recognition of Mrs. Eggleston, East
High would like to thank her for thirty-eight
outstanding and devoted years as a teacher
and counselor.

MARTHA DEEDS
For the five years Mrs. Deeds has spent at
East, she has been one of our most dedicated
I ibrarians. Mrs. Deeds feels that during her
short stay at East, she has aided both students
and teachers in research and study. Her keen
wit and constant smile, along with her authoritarian control of the library, will long be remembered by those who have come in contact
with her. "There is a certain friendly atmosphere at East, and I like being a part of it,''
she stated. Mrs. Deeds also feels that East
is like a community, representative of the world
because of the togetherness of all students from
different parts of the city.
"Thank you for being a help in the
I ibrary, Mrs. Deeds."

119

�120

�����I(

SEX EOUCAT\0~ ,
ARE YOU SURE

THAIS THE

c_ouRSE

YOU WANrf

���������������������������������������������Art Boll hoefer
Saundra Bolin
Anne Bollinger
Karen Boyd

Patricia Boykin
Peter Brad I ey
Ricky Brashears
Sara Bridges
Teri Brisco

Blair Brooke
Carlton Brown
Roma Brown
Yvonne Brown
David Bryant

Susan Burkhardt
Hugh Burns
Debra Burns
Kenneth Burrell
Gerald Burton

Richard Byrd
Victor Calderone
Sandra Cal dwell
Keith Campbell
Manual Candelaria

Kathy Carl in
Karen Carter
Randy Carter
Gloria Cargill
Roy Castleberry

170

�Darnell Castleman

Jeffery Chaney
Julie Chase

Janet Clark
Jason Clark
Monty Cleworth
Thong Cao

Garmain Coleman
Michael Contreras
Sheila Cooper
David Cowan

Troy Dean

Art Deherrera

171

���Derrick Harden
Kathleen Hardy
Richard Harris
Michael Haynes

Debby Heiliger
Lis a Herbold
Zandra Herrera
Amy Herron

Sara Herron
Jackie Hill
Rick Hill
Ray Hines
Culleen
Hi nterre Iter

Mark Hocker
Christopher Holle
Julie Horn

Roger Hosea
Martin Howard
Laurie Hudson
Bill Hutton
Lynne Huffer

Tracy Hurst

174

�Faith lchlshita
Reginald Jackson
Annette Jasso

Barbara Jent
Maritza Jewett
Melanie Joffrio
Charles Johnson

Penny

John:s:o:n~J!iii!!!:l;;:!iii!~!l..~~~~;.~.J~:.~~~~~~J
Barry Jones
Liz Jones
Diana Juarez

Lisa Kakayasilein
Sumalee Kalyasilpin
Kathy Keil
Rachel Kelso
Kathy Keliiholokai

Kendall Kincaid
Leslie Kidneigh
Katie Kirchhof
Richard Kitchen

Ida Kirkwood
Amy Klein
Karen Kloss

���Gayle Munds
Glen Naylor
James Nelson
Robin Nelson

Lac helle Nett I es
Cuong Nguyen
Thette NobI e
Kathy Norman

David Oldham
Shannon 0' Leary
Stephanie Osorio

Sandra Ostrom
Rebecca Padilla
Debra Parachini

Elysa Parker
Mario Parker
Sherran Parks
Gail Paul
Thomas Paul

Barbara Pearl
Duane Pearson
Harriet Perrin
Nancy Randall

178

�Jeff Richardson
Marvin Richardson
Sandra Robinson
Dory Rousseau
Matthew Ryan

Michal( Sanchez
Brenda Short
John Sawyer
Lance Schaffer

John
Schoeberlein
Carol Schultz
John
Schwartzberg
Lorraine Scott

Kathy Sellers
Terry Shepard
Mike Shur
Natalie Sidwell

Nancy Skeeters
Donna Sly
D'ne Slaughter
Dam ita Sf aughter
Tina Shefleda

Beth Smith
Daniel Smith

179

���Sandy Walton
Gaylan Wommack
Jim Warder
Bobble Washington

Teri Washington
Barb Wells
Wendy White
Sherman White

Samuel Wides
Andy Wilbur
Darlene Wilkins
Gregory Wrenn

SENIORS

DENA ANDRIANOKOS
ERICH PRIESTER
DICK TAZAWA

182

����Laura Bordard
Mara Boxer
Leigh Brackett
Mary Bradley
AI icia Breiner

Ricky Brown
Tracy Brown
Lynn Bruce

Diane Buckner
Debbie Bueno
Bill Burnam
Rodney Busby
Minny Carr

Carey Lynn Carter
Reggie Castleman
Louis Chacon

Lorri Chavet
John Cheney
Carrie Clark

Patty Clarke
Trenna Coleman
Cynthia Conner

Virginia Cooke
Angelle Cooper
James Cooper
Russ Covode
Shauna Crable

�Darren Crites
sue Cronenwett
Kirk Carvatt
Janice Cruz
Nancy Cummings
Larry Cui pepper

Laurie Dahlstrom
Chari es Davis
Shari Dawkins
Sha Dawson
Kate Deane
Jill Dedrick

Kathy DeHerrera
Eulal io Delatorre
Anastasia Demos
Tanya Dobbins
Adriann Dotson
Lance Douglas

William
Duensing III
Francis Duke
Sherry Durst
Debbie Egan
James Elliott
Monica Embleton

Susan Embelton
Richard Espinoza
Richard Essig
Shereen Feder

Curtis Fox
Sandra Freyta
Debbie Friedman
Roger Fujii
Veronica Fuller

187

�Yolanda Gabriel
Michelle Garamella
Hector Garcia
Joann Garc1a

Lisa Garcia
Robyn Gardner
Sarah Gardner

Philip Gill
Marc Gilland
Cheryl Goick

Elissa Go I dberg
Amy Gooch
Donna Goode
Stephanie
Goodloe

Marc Gordon
Rachel Gore
Dawn Gotl in
Juliette Gould
Tara Grant

Shell• e Green
Jeff Greenblatt
Yvonne Grossman

Ernesto Guerra
Bever I y Haaker
Nevin Hahn

188

�Orlando Hall
Victor Halley
John
Haralampopoulo$
Delecia Harris
Artis Harrison

Carol Harvey
Margaret
Hathaway
Peter Hautzinger
Stephanie
Hayward
Susan Hendershot

Bill Holsman
Barbara Hoover
Paul Hoskins
Jamie Hutchinson

Brian Ipsen
Fred Ironshell
Cheryl Jackson
Carol Jaki ci c
Elizabeth Jara

Lenny Jecm inek
Theresa Jepson
Eric Jewett
Mike Johnson
Phyllis Johnson

189

���Evelyn McKmnie
Donna McNeal
Lolita McNeil
Paul McNeill
Wi IIi am Meade

Patty Mejia
Jill Mensing
Phil Meyer
Chrislin Miley
Kevin Miller

Teresa Miller
Veronica Mims
Terri Mondschein
Theresa Montoya
Kim Mosher

Martha Munds

Chris Mustoe

Suzann Myers
Teri Anne Nahul u
Scott Neal
Lynne Nelson
Sally Nelson

Sharon Nelson
Victor Nevins
Kirstie Nixon
Lynette Nob I e
Jennifer Nol d

192

�Yvonne Norton
Eric Nuechterl e in
Craig O'Brien
Nora Ortiz
Kristina Osborne

Sharon Owens
Joe Pacheco
Dale Pedersen
June Perham
Tina Perkins

Derek Peschel
Keely Pounds
Kathy Quick
Katrina Ransom
Marcie Reavey

Renee Rees
Diane Regas
Kim Renzelman
Shannon Riede

Tricia Roberts
Rachel Robinson
Deirdre Robnett
Rosalie
Rodriguez
Anne Rose

Lori Rosella
David Ross
Pete Roybal
Terri Sagara
Michelle Salz

193

����Meet
Your Ha.ll

Guatd

197

���Not that men are
ignorantwhat is truth?

200

�Nay,
but that
men know
so little of men
DuBoi

�PAGE INDEX
ACTIVITIES

MISCELLANEOUS

Advanced Choir .................. 60
Angel aires ...................... 59
Band .......................... . 56
Barbershop Quartet .............. 115
Class Officers ................... 41
Concert Choir .................... 58
Delegate Assembly ............... 44
Gospel Ensemble ............... 115
Head Boy and Girl ................ 40
Homecoming .................... . 14
Orchestra ....................... 55

Academics .....•.........•..... 120
Angelus ......................... 86
Balarat ......................... 78
Career Ed. Center ................ .
Donkey Basketball ............... 30
Executive Internship .............. 68
Fiddler on the Roof ............... 76
Miracle Worker .................. 34
Top Ten ........................ 84
Retiring Teachers ......... .118, 206
Spot Iight ........................ 66
Stage Crew ...................... 36

R.O. T .C. . .................... . 62
Speech ......................... 70
Student Counci I .................. 43
Wolcott ......................... 88
Woodbury ....................... 8 9
CLUBS

B.S.U . ....................... 114
Cheerleaders

.................... 32

Dance ......................... .61
D.E.C.A . .................... .107
F.H.A ........................ 112
French ........................ 104
International •.................. 1 05
Latin ......................... . 104

Los Chicanos .................. 113
National Honor Society .......... 1 08

Pep

.......................... 111

PreMed .

..................... . 114

Red Cross ...............•..... 107
Seraph Sisters ................. 105
Government Dance ................ 1 09
Swim Timers .................... 54
Thespians ..................... 1 06
V.I.C.A . ..................... 112
Wrest Ierettes ................... 110

SPORTS
Baseball ........................ 90
Basketball ...................... 46
Cross Country .................. 2 8
Football, Varsity ................ 12
Girls Basketball ................. 45
Girls Gymnastics ................. 26
Girls Soccer .................... 96
Girls Swimming ........•......... 22
Girls Tennis ..................... 94
Girls Track ...................... 97
Golf ............................ 29
Gymnastics ...................... 98
Lacrosse ........................ 9 2
Soccer ......................... . 18
Swimming ....................... 52
Tennis ......................... . 24
Track ........................... 97
Volleyball ....................... 20
Wrestling ...................... . 50

STUDENTS

Seniors ........................... . 150

Juniors ........................... . 168
Sophomores ........................ 184

202

�-AAbbott, Amy 110, 169
Adams, Dana 60, 185
Adams, Janet 42, 110,
185
Adams, Joseph 169
Adams, Karen 110, 152
Aderman, Kyle 51, 169
Agnew, Julia 185
Agnew, Patricia 62, 152
Ahrens, Ashley 185
Ainsworth, James 152
Akiyama, Dean 42, 43,
114, 169
Akridge, Carolyn 185
Albertelll, Paul16
Alexander, James 12,
16,5
Aile, Julie 152
Allen, Richard 152
Allen, Rock 169
Alonzo, Isabel 71, 169
Altman, Mardi 110, 185
Altman, Steven 86, 152
Andersen, Julie 185
Anderson Bayonne 60
Anderson, Felecla 169
Anderson, Jarai 185
Anderson, Joyce 152
Anderson, Karla 152
Ander son, Kennith 169
Andrews, Lucretia 60,
185
Ant, Lauren 169
Antonopoulos, Kostas
10, 18, 169
Appenfelder, Bruce 152
Appenzeller, Mary 185
Appenze II er, Teresa 152
Archuleta, Shelly 169
Arenas, Dolores 152
Arenas, Julia 185
Arkulari, Jonathan 34,
58, 59, 152
Arkularl, Judith 169
Armour, Jay 185
Arnold, Landis 18, 169
Ashby, Layne 169
Ashby, Tracy 58, 152
Ashley, Lourltta 185
Atwood, Paul 185
Austin, Rita 185
Avila, Kenneth 51
-BBailey, Vincent 98, 169
Bakken, Julie 58, 152
Banks, Carolyn 20
Banman, Steven 152
Banman, Susan 60, 185,
100
Barber, John 46
Barbour, Doreen 27,
114, 152
Barbour, Phillip 16, 49
Barefield, John 185
Barley, Gwyn 185
Barnes, Will 58, 169
Barnett, Raymond 185
Barrett, Felice 44, 114,
169
Barrientos, Joe 185
Barrientos, Lisa 169
Barth, Laurie 169
Barth, Steven 152
Barton, Mary 23, 54, 96,
169
Batson, Billy 58, 59,
152
Baumann, Beverly 169
Beaird, Paul 18, 185

Beck, Danny 152
Beckler, Allison 23
Belyea, Clark 18
Belyea, Vance 18, 153
Benerman, William 16,
153
Bengston, Jeffrey 153
Benson, Clay 16, 49,
185
Berardini, Vince 98, 153
Berdahl, Laurie 34
Berdahl, Mark 167
Beringer, Cynthia 169
Berman, Mark 169
Bickler, Denise 185
Blenerth, Roxanne 185
Blaine, James 169
Blair, Carla 153
Balalr, Edna 61, 169
Blake , Pamela 20, 94,
169
Blake, Tracie 185
Blankenship, Valerie
58, 59
Blythe, Mary 196
Bockh, Anne 44, 105,
153
Bolin, Saundra 170
Bollhoefer, Arthur 170
Bollinger, Ann 170
Bollinger, Grace 185
Bonner, Kathleen 185
Boone, Judy 60, 94
Bottum, Jeri 44, 153
Boxer, Alise 153
Boxer, Mara 186
Boyd, Karen 170
Boykln, Patricia 170
Brackett, Leigh 186
Bradley, Mark 86, 153
Bradley, Mary 186
Bradley, Peter 18, 170
Brashears, Alfretta 27
Brashears, Ricky 170
Breiner, Alicia 186
Brickell, Renae 153
Bridges, Sarah 20, 27,
86, 170
Brisco, Terl 170
Brooke, Blair 58, 59,
170
Brown, Anthony 153
Brown, Carlton 170
Brown, Cathy 153
Brown, John 153
Brown, Kim 61
Brown, Ricky 16, 186
Brown, Roma 170
Brown, Tracy 186
Brown, Yvonne 170
Brownson, Daniel 44
Bruce, Lynne 186
Bryant, David 170
Buchholz, Mary 153
Buckner, Diane 186
Bueno, Deborah 186
Bundy, David 29
Bundy, Gayle 58, 59,
153
Burchard, Laura 23
Burkhardt, Susan 27,
170
Burlson, Charles 29
Burnam, Harold 186
Burns, Deborah 170
Burns, Hugh 170
Burrell, Kenneth 108,
170
Burton,Gerald 18, 170
Busby, Rodney 186

Byers, Vince 12
Byrd, Richard 170
-CCaldwell, Sandra 170
Caldwell, Shedrick 28,
97, 153
Campbell, Keith 18, 170
Candelaria, Manual 170
Cao, Thong 18, 171
Cargill, Gloria 170
Carlin, Kathleen 23, 54,
170
Carlin, Patrick 40, 43,
153
Carpenter,Carol 23, 54
Carroll, Diane 20
Carter,AIIen 98
Carter, Carey 186
Carter, Edward 16
Carter, Florine 153
Carter, Karen 20, 58,
170
Carter, Lawrence 153
Carter, Randall 170
Casey, Michael16, 51
Castaneda, Donna 108
Castleberry, Roy 108,
170
Castleman, Darnell 71,
171
Castleman, Reggie 16,
186
Chacon, Louis 18, 186
Chaney, Jeffery 171
Chase, Gregory 153
Chase, Julie 20, 94, 171
Cheney, John 186
Cheney, Stephen 153
Chinn, Stephanie 154
Cinocco, Dawnna 154
Claesan, Chris 154
Clark, Carrie 27, 94,
186
Clark, Janet 23, 96, 171
Clark, Jason 171
Clark, Patricia 44
Clarke, Patty 186
C leworth, Montgomery
171
Cllnklngbeard, Sharon
42, 43, 154
Colby, Scott 84
Cole, Todd 12, 51, 154
Coleman, India 171
Coleman, Trenna 20,
60, 186
Conner, Cynthia 186
Connolly, Scott 18, 184
Contreras, Henry 171
Conwick, Kimberly 43,
110, 86, 96, 105, 154
Cooke, VIrginia 186
Cooksey, James 12, 51,
154
Cooper, Angelle 186
Cooper, Henry 16, 49
Cooper, James 186
Cooper, Sheila 171
Coquillard, Mary 114,
154
Counts, Katherine 54,
58, 85, 154
Covode, William 49,
186
Cozart, Calvin 154
Crable Shauna 186
Craig, Marcia 40, 43,
154
Crandall, David 154
Crandall, Debra 171
203

Crawford, Chandler 34,
44, 171
Cressy, Brenda 44, 154
Crites, Darren 187
Cromar, Susan 58, 59
Cruz, Janice 187
Culpepper, Larry 187
Cummings,Douglas 154
Cummings, Nancy 187
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Dahlstrom, Laurie 23,
187
Daugherty, Billy 154
Davis, Charles 187
Davis, Edward 12, 51,
97, 154
Davis, Glenda 171
Davis, Gregg 46
Davis, Michael 154
Davis, Rosie 154
Dawkins, Shari 60, 187
Dawson, Charles 16, 51
Dean, Troy 171
Deane, Kate 23, 187
Dedrick, Jill 110, 187
Deherrera, Jerry 52,
113, 171
Deherrera, Katherine
187
Delatorre, Alice 52, 113
172
Delatorre, Eulalio 187
Deleon, Joseph 52, 98,
118
Deleon, Rebecca 42, 43,
52, 113, 172
Delphia, Anthony 172
Demos, Anastasia 187
Derose, Diane 172
Derr, Murtha 54, 86,
105, 108, 155
Diprofio,William 34,
58, 59, 162
Doane, Kimberley 27,
172
Dobbins, Tanya 187
Dock, Scott 24, 172
Ken, Dol 12, 51
Dorsey, Tekoa 155
Dotson, Adriann 187
Douglas, Lance 187
Duensing, William 60,
187
Duhaime, Rosemary 172
Duke, Francis 189
Dulacki, Mary 172
Duncan, Martha 155
Dunn, Dave44, 58,59
Dunning, Melissa 155,
78
Durall, John 155
Duran, Theresa 172
Durst, Sherry 42, 43,
187
Dwight, Jenee 58, 172
Dyer, Melanie 34, 155
Dyes, Gordon 60
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Edmonds, Carol 155
Egan, Debra 96, 187
Egan, Karen 23, 54, 172
Eichenberger, Stephen
34, 58, 59, 154
Eitemll ler, Jennifer 172
Eliason, Catherine 23,
54, 84, 155
Ellerbee, Angela 58, 59,
155
Ellerbee, Veronica 172

Embleton, Monica 110,
187
Embleton, Susan 187
Empey, Lori 96, 155
Enderiein, Carina 61
Eppich,Brett 23, 172
Epstein, Larry 44, 155
Erickson,Diana 155, 172
Espinoza, RIchard 187
Erickson, Diana 155, 172
Espinoza, Richard 187
Essig, Richard 187
Evans, Harold 12, 51
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172
Farland, June 105, 155
Faus, Randy 172
Fechtner, Robert 155
Feder, Shereen 187
Ferrari, Angela 172
Floyd, Mary 62
Fogler, Yul172
Frey, Peter 60
Freyta, Sandra 187
Friedman, Deborah 23,
96
Fujii, Donna 52, 113,
172
Fujii, Roger 16, 187
Fuller, Veronica 187
Furedy, Charles 24, 156
-GGabriel, Yolanda 60,
188
Gagnon, Chuck 12, 173
Gaiter, Michael12, 97
Games, Peggy 34, 173
Gandy, Scott 28, 44, 58,
173
Garamella, Michelle
188
Garcia, Cynthia 166
Garcia,Dominica 173
Garcia, Eleanor 173
Garcia, George 18, 58
Garcia, Hector 188
Garcia, JoAnn 188
Gardner, Robyn 188
Gardner, Sarah 188
Garrett, Celine 156
Gateos, Deno 173
Gilbert, Joyce 173
Gill, Philip 188
Gilland, Marc 188
Glick, Sara 173
Glista, Paul 156, 29
Goick, Cheryl94, 188
Golck, Cindy 156
Goldberg, Benjamin 156
Goldberg,EIIse 71, 188
Gooch, Amy 188
Gooch, Eileen 86, 96,
105, 156
Goode, Donna 188
Goodloe, Stephanie 188
Gordon, Marc 188
Gore,Rachel 20, 96, 188
Gossard, James 44, 46,
61
Gotaas, Erik 18, 173
Gotlin, Dawn 23, 54, 94
188
Gould,Gabriel 156
Gould Juliette 44, 188
Grant, Tara 60, 188
Grassier, Richard 173
Gray, Donavon 12, 156
Grayson, Onedia 173
Grayson, Tacklon 71

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Green, Shelly 71, 188
Greenglatt, Jeffrey 188
Greene,Aian 173
Greer, Mickael 51, 173
Gregory, Terrl173
Greiner, David 24, 156
Grogan, Mary 97, 173
Grossman, Yvonne 188
Groves, Bryon 60, 173
Groves, Leneta 156
Guerra, Ernesto 18, 188
Guess, Sherry 173

-HHaaker,Beverly 188
Haaker, Robert 156
Hahn, Nevin 188
Hale, Pamela 86, 96,
105, 156
Haley, Brian 16
Haley, Sean 12, 44, 156
Hall, Joni 58, 59, 156
Hall Orlando 189
Halley, Billy 156
Halley, Victor 189
Halverson, Jay 12, 66,
97, 173
Hampton, Kenneth 97,
156
Hampton, Michael 173
Haralampopoulos, John
189
Hardy, Kathleen 110,
178
Hardy, Myrtle 156
Harms, Jane 156
Harris, Delecia 189
Harris, Janice 157
Harris, Richard 97, 174
Harrison, Artis 189
Hartlaub, Maureen 157
Hartman, Richard 18,
157
Harvey,Carol 27, 189
Hatch, Sally 157
Hathaway, Margaret 96,
189
Hathaway, Thomas 18,
157
Hauck, Cindy 54, 108,
157
Hauck, Douglas 157
Hautzinger, Peter 44,
189
Haynes, Michael 174
Hayword, Stephanie 189
Heald, Robert 157
Heiliger, Deborah 174
Hendershot, Susan 189
Henderson, Geraldine
189
Herbold, Lisa 67, 174
Her IInger, Chris 66, 157
Herrera,Zandra 174
Herron, Amy 58, 174
Herron, Sara 174
Hickman,Michae1189
Hickman, Staci 157
Hill, Jackie 174
Hill, Walter 58, 59
Hills,Donna 157
Hilton, Lane 96, 105
Hines, Ray 174
Hinterreiter, Culleen
110, 174
Hocker, Mark 12, 58,
174
Hocker, Tyrone 44, 60,
189
Hodge,Evitt 97

Kahre, Erik 158
Kahre, Mark 190
Kalyasilpin, Sumalee
175
Kane, Molly 34, 58, 158
Kawano, Richard 24, 86,
158
Kawano, Thomas 12, 58,
59, 158
Kay, Christopher 44, 158
Keables, Christine 23,
90,97
Keables, James 58, 108,
85, 158
Keil, Kathy 175
Kelllholokai, Kathleen
41, 43, 175
Keliiholokai, Sherrie
41, 43, 15, 158
Keliiholokai, Thomas
16, 49, 190
Keller, James 12, 158
Kellman, Edna 60, 190
Kelso, Rachel 175
Kemp, Anne 27, 190
Kendrick, Luangela 158
Kennec, Klifton 46
Kennedy, Lisa 41, 43,
-IIchishita, Faith 20, 114,
190
Kerswi II, Christine 158
175
Keys, Alyce 114, 190
Ipsen, Brian 189
Keys, Deberice 43, 44,
Ironshell, Berneice 110,
114, 158
157
Kidneigh, Leslie 175
Ironshell, Fredrick 189
Kidneigh, Jon 190
-JKilfoyle, Jacquelin 58,
Jackson, Cheryl 189
159
Jackson, Kim 46
Kilfoyle, Peter 18, 190
Jackson, Lawanda 157
Kim, Joann 159
Jackson, Reginald 175
Kincaid, Kendall 86,
Jaeggi, Sylvia 157
175
Jakicic, Carol 189
Kindred, Karolette 190
James, Beth 157
Kindred, Kernyce 159
James,Geraldine 158
Kinkel, Peter 159
Jara, Elizabeth 189
Kirchhof, Mary 23, 175
Jasso, Annette 175
Kirkwood, Ida 175
Jenkins, Michael 158
Kitchen, Richard 24, 43,
Jent, Barbara 175
175
Jepson, Theresa 189
Jesse, Jacquelin 110, 158 Klein, Amy 175
Klein, Ellen 190
Jewett, Eric 189
Kline, Kenneth 190
Jewett, Maritza 28, 58,
Kloss,Karen 175
175
Klosterman, Barbara
Joffrion, Melanie 20,
176
175
Knight, Graham 190
Johnson, Bret 158
Johnson, Frances 86, 158 Knight, Tammy 71, 190
Knudson, Monica 23, 54,
Johnson, Harold 98
190
Johnson, Michael 189
Knutson, Kris 159
Johnson, 189
Koeppe, Julia 190
Johnson, Penny 175
Koktavy, Kristin 190
Johnson, Phyllis 189
Konkol, Robert 16, 190
Johnson, Randy 49
Kosmicki, Matthew 159
Johnson,Robert 16, 190
Kouremenos, Mary 190
Johnson, Charles 175
Kral, Tandy 176
Johnston, Alicia 27, 158
Krichevsky, Nancy 176
Johnston, Daren 189
-LJones, Barry 175
Labadie, Harry 176
Jones, Craig 12, 86
Lackey, Monty 51, 190
Jones, Elizabeth 175
Lam, Lan 176
Jones, Lonnie 97
Lambourne, Mark 16
Jones, Luwan 158
Lambrecht, Susan 176
Jones, Renee 190
Landrum, Shannon 60
Jones, Scott 23, 41, 43,
Lane, Paul 190
97, 158
Langhofer, Mikayo 44,
Jordan, Toni 158
159
Juarez, Diana 42, 52,
LaPerrlere, Michelle
118, 175
71, 176
Judkins, Boris 58
Law, Denise 190
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Hodges, Alan 189
Hogan, Tamara 20, 66,
105, 157
Holder, Don 46
Holland,Charles 189
Holland, Michael18
Holle,Christopher 174
Holsman, William 189
Honea, Susie 157
Hoover, Barbara 189
Horn, Julie 174
Hosea, Roger 12, 174
Hoskins, Pamela 157
Hoskins, Paul 16, 44,
189
Houston, Mark 51
Howard, Dean 12
Howard, Patricia 43, 60,
157
Howard, Martin 174
Hudson, Laurie 58, 174
Huffer, Lynne 28, 71,
174
Hunt, Michelle 157
Hurst, Tracy 174
Hutchinson, James 189
Hutton, Billie 174

204

Law, Susan 159
Lawson, Sherie
Leadon, Denise 20, 114,
159
Leaver, June 23, 54, 96,
159
Lebois, Adele 20, 96,
176
Lederer, Rachel 176
Lee, Cheryl 176
Lee, Lynn 159
Lee, Nita 159
Lee, Timothy 176
Lewallen, Kent 24, 58,
84, 86, 159
Lewis, Alan 42, 43, 44,
98, 190
Lewis, Anita 44
Lewis, Sammy 190
Lewis, Steven 16, 191
Liljedahl, Lisa 20
Lippincott, Paul 51, 191
Little, Sandra 159
Littlejohn, Brian 191
Lobato, Emily 96, 105,
159
Lobato, Julie 105, 176
Long Kyle 191
Long, Rebecca 176
Lopez, Louise 52
Loury, Kirk 159
Love, Di Anna 159
Loving, Karen 159
Lovitt, Brad 191
Lowe, Jeanine 176
Lowe, William 12, 46,
97
Lucey, Ellen 191
Luna, Eric 24, 51, 191
Luna, Richard 24, 44,
51, 176
Lynch, Joey 159
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MacCiuskey, Lisa 60,
191
Mack, Tawana 191
Maddox, Cora 159
Magnie, Joan 27, 176
Maher, Cheryl 191
Mahoney, Patrick 18,
160
Maiselon, Steven 51,
191
Malone, Portia 160
Manter, Charles 191
Manter, Douglas 191
Mariani, Jean 71, 160
Marion, Lisa 191
Marshbank, Melvin 97
Martelon, Lisa 191
Martin, David 191
Martin,Debra 114, 191
Martin, John 176
Martin, Judy 160
Martin, Kenneth 177
Martin, Myrna 191
Martin, Paige 160
Martin, Robert 97
Martin, Rosie 160
Martin, Tracy l77
Martinez, Antonett 20,
191191
Martinez, Eugene 191
Martinez, Lisa 177
Martinez, Lloyd 16
Martinez, Louis 46
Martinez, Phillip 16, 51
Martinez, Thomas 191
Masters, Kenneth 44,
177

Masterson, CarrIe 191
Matney, Katherine 160
Matney, Robert 16
Mauries, James 28, 191
Maurles, Zoe 58, 177
May, William 12, 15,
93, 160
Mayorga, Jose 160
Mays, Terrence 12, 97
McCarty, Gregory 177
McCleave, Bruce 177
McClung, Kathleen 34,
71
McCoy, Neil 16, 49
McCraner, Andrew 191
McCraner John 160
McGann, John 191
McGarry, Elizabeth 177
McHugh, Karen 60, 71,
191
McKinnie, Evelyn 60,
192
Mclaughlin, Marvin 46
Mclaughlin, Tim 46
McNeal, Donna 192
McNeill, Paul 192
McWilliams, Christy 58
Meade, William 49, 192
Mejia, Patty 192
Melamed, Faina 160
Melcher, Sarah 58, 59,
177
Mensing, Jill192
Mercer, Amy 58, 160
Mercer, Susan 58
Meurer, Valerie 27, 177
Meyer, Gregory 177
Meyer, Philip 192
Micaud, Catherine 61,
96, 177
Middike, Lisa 160
Middleton, Cynthia 177
Middleton, Marcy 160
Mikel, Todd 12, 51
Miles Michelle 114, 177
Miley, Chrislin 60, 192
Miller, Karen 177
Miller, Kevin 98, 192
Miller, Kim 86, 160
Miller, Leslie 160
Miller, Mikiann 177
Miller, Randye 160
Miller, Regina 177
Miller, Susan 160
Miller, Teresa 192
Milsap, Robert 12, 46,
177
Mims, Veronica 192
Miskin, Gregory 58
Mitchell, Gregory 108,
177
Miyazawa, Sherri 161
Monaghan, Timothy 161
Mondscheln, Terri 60,
192
Monley, Veronica 27,
177
Montoya, Bryon 52, 113
Montoya, Teresa 192
Moore, Jennifer 71, 161
Moore,Scott 177
Moore, Willis 161
Morton, William 12, 62,
177
Mosgovoy, Barbara 58,
177
Mosher, Kimberly 192
Motz, Monica 161
Mul.:ahy, Molly 161
Munds, Gayle 178

�Munds, Martha 20, 94,
192
Murphy, Audrey 44, 61,
71, 161
Murray, Thomas 161
Mustoe, Christopher 192
Myers, Suzanne 71, 192

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Nahulu, Terianne 192
Naylor, Glen 12, 178
Neal, Scott 97, 192
Nellhaus,Stephanie 34,
58, 59, 71, 161
Nelson, Carl 16
Nelson, James 178
Nelson, lynne 192
Nelson, Robin 178
Nelson Sally 20, 44, 60,
192
Nettles, lachelle 178
Nevins, Victor 49, 192
Nguyen, Hong 178, 161
Nixon, Kirstie 192
Noble, Lynette 108,
178, 192
Nold, Jennifer 60, 114,
192
Norman, Kathy 178
Norton, Yvonne 193
Nuechterlein, Eric 51,
193
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0brien, Craig 193
Olander, Eric 12
Oldham, David 44, 178
Oleary, Shannon 23, 54,
178
Ortiz, James 161
Ortiz, Onora 193
Osner, Margaret 60
Osorio, Stephanie 178
Ostrom, Sandra 178
Owens,Sharon 60, 71,
193

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Pacheco, Joseph 97, 193
Padilla, Rebecca 178
Page, Margaret 161
Panagiotopoulos, Elizabeth 161
Parachini, Debra 110,
178
Parachini, Terri 61, 96,
105, 110, 161
Parker, Elysa 178
Parker, Marion 178
Parks, Sherran 178
Parsons, Susan 58, 59
161
Pascoe, Sarah 60
Paul, Gail 178
Paul, Thomas 178
Paxton, Pamela 23, 54
Pearl, Barbara 23, 178
Pearson, B i liard 12
Pearson, Duane 58, 59,
178
Pearson, Gregory 24, 161
Pedersen, Dale 193
Perham, June 193
Perkins, Tina 193
Perrin, Harriet 178
Perry, Diane 110, 181
Peschel!, Darbey, 105,
161
Peterson, Pamela 181
Phillips, Andrea 181
Phillips, Charles, 161
Phillips, Karen 164
Phillips, Mary 181

Picher, Katherine 71,
181
Pilman, Michael 162
Polk, Barbara 162
Ponder, Phylis 162
Potts, Connie 20, 162
Pounds, Keely 193
Powell, Bobby 162
Priester, Erick 29
Pye, Mary 162
-QQuedenfeld, Jill 58, 181
Quezada, Ramona 52,
113 181
Quick, Dale 181
Quick, Kathy 18, 96,
193
Quick, Van 18, 162
Quintana, Barbara 181

-RRabson, Barry 62
Radosevich, Brad 162,86
Randall, Karen 62, 178
Randall, Nancy 27, 44,
110
Ransom, Katrina 193
Ray, Kirk 12, 51, 162
Razatos, Spiro 98, 181
Reavey, lisa 43, 162
Reavey, Marcie 96, 193
Reece, Bret 181
Reedy, Patricia 162
Reedy, Sheila 27
Rees, Jennifer 193
Regas,Diane 41, 43, 193
Regas, Marie 58, 86,
162
Renno, Samir 24, 162
Renzelman, Kim 94,
193
Reschak, Bradford 181
Rhodes, Johanna 34
Rhyne, John 58, 71, 162
Rice, David 162
Richardson, James 12,
4451, 162
Richardson, Jeffrey 179
Richardson, Marvin 108,
179
Richie, Jerry 181
Riede, Patricia 27, 97,
181
Riede, Shannon 193
Riesenman, lucy 162
Ritums, Eduards 24, 163
Roach, Donald 180
Roberts, Mary 84, 105,
163
Roberts, Patricia 193
Robinson, larry 49
Robinson, Rachel 193
Robinson, Sandra 41,
179
Robnett, Deirdre, 193
Rodriguez, Rosalie 193
Rodriguez, Anna 34, 86,
114 180
Rogers, William 62
Rohrs, William 163
Rollerson, Victor 97,
163
Romer, Christopher 18,
42 43, 71, 180
Rose, Anne 193
Rose, Ruth 163
Rosella, Lori 193
Ross, David 193
Ross, Margaret 84, 163
Rottman, Raymond 51,
163

Rousseau, Dory 179
Rowley, Thomas 58,59,
163
Roybal, Pete 193
Rubenstein, linda 61,
163
Ruby, Terry 44, 163
Ryan, Matthew 179
Ryans, Wardell 166

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Sanchez, Michael 24,
51, 194
Sanchez, Michael 24,
51, 194
Sawyer, John 12, 179
Sawyer, Julia 163
Sawyer, Veronica 42,
43, 71
Sawyer, Vonzel 58,
Schaffer, lance 179
Scharf, Marla 34, 194
Schiel, Nancy 163
Schissler, Jerry 62, 163
Schlagel, Robert 12, 46
Schmidt, Brian 44, 63,
86
Schnell, David 194
Schnell, Vonna 163
Schoeberlein, John 34,
58, 179
Schoen, Gary 163
Schultz, Carol 179
Schwartzberg, Beth 163
Schwartzberg, John 179
Schweid, Ann 63
Schweigert, Richard 51
Scott, lorraine 27, 179
Scott, Stacie 163
Scott, Victoria 114, 163
Sear, Conrad 58, 164
Segura, Jophie 16, 51,
194
Sellers, Kathy 179
·Seney, Roxane 194
Server, Jeffrey 194
Settambrino, Rebecca
198
Shariff, Alim 168
Sharrltt, Becky 161
Shelleda, Tina 179
Shepard, Kevin 51, 198
Shepard, Terry 179
Sherman, Paris 108
Shoffstall, Krista 23, 54,
168
Short, Brenda 110, 179
Shosky, Sue 198
Shur, Michael 24, 179
Shwayder, Bonnie 60,
194
Shwayder, Kerri 168
Sidwell, Natalie 27, 179
Singleton, Katherine
194
Sinopoli, Cynthia 164
Sinopoli, lisa 194
Skaife, Shannon 194
Skeeters, Nancy 179
Skinner, Kelli 164
Skopinskl, Tracey 97,
194
Slaughter, Damita 179
Slaughter, D'ne 179
Sloan, Amber 194
Slusser, Harold 194
Sly, Donna 23, 41, 43,
52, 113, 179
Smilnak, Scott 51, 194
Smith, Allan 51, 198
205

S mlth Beth 179
Smith, Cynthia 198
Smith, Danie1179
Smith, Diane 180
Smith, Kevin 12, 42,
43, 164
Smith, Michael 194
Smith, Monica 60, 194
Smith Monty 58
Smith, Pamela 61, 100
Smith, Rhonda 194
Smith, Ronnue 49, 194
Smith, Tanya 180
Snelling, Claire 194
Snyder, Judith 194
Snyder, Sherryl 20, 180
Somer, lenore 180
Soto, Manuel 16, 51
Stanton, Stephen 18,
51, 164
Starbuck, Patrick 18
Starrett, Gregg 195
Stavola, Karen 195, 94
Steder, laura 164
Stefanik, Michael 164
Stephens, Tracy 164
Stephens, VIrginia 164
Sterrett, Teresa 195
Sterrett, Theodore 195
Stevens, Kirk 29, 44
Stewart, Therese 164
Stinson, Stephanie 180
Stone, Blane 180
Stone, Stephanie 195
Stott, Smauel 18, 41,
43, 58,59
Stowers, Ahmed 28, 165
Stowers, Yasmin 60,
195
Strong, William 180
Struble, Richard 51,
180, 195
Struble, William 12, 51
Stubblefield, Steven
42, 43, 44, 195
Stupka, Donald 195
Suiter, Scott 195
Sullivant, Jean
Sunderwirth, Stanley
164, 84
Sutton, Cecille 164
-TTafoya, Jimmy 165
Tatum, John 180
Tazawa, Gary 165
Thain, Randall 97, 195
Thames, Darrell165
Thames, William 49,
195
Tharp, Ronald 180
Thatch, Clarence 16,
49,60
Thatch, Irvin 42, 43, 58,
114
Thayer, Kristine 96, 195
Tholen, Ted 44, 195
Thomas, Alyce 165
Thomas, Jeffrey 98, 165
Thomas, Joyce
Thomas, Kerry 51
Thomas, lisa 58, 165
Thomas, Lori 27, 94,
165
Thompson, Joyce 42,
113, Thompson Julie
165
Thorne, Donald 108
Thorton, Thomas 24
Tirone, Paul 180
Toll Edward 18, 97, 195

Tooley, Keith 180
Tooley, Patrick 165
Topham, leslie 94, 195
Tovar, Adela 114, 165
Trace, JoAnne 44, 195
Trahan, Beverly 165
Trang, Cung Huy 166
Treffinger, Karen 60,
195
Truair, Anne 166
Trujillo, James 180
Turner, Neal 165
Tweed, Cynthia 181
Typher, Judith 180

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Van Etten, Karen 43,
181
Velarde, Valerie 166,
195
Velarde, Vivian 166
Vicars, Donna 195
Vicars, Edward 181
Vick, Kenneth 51, 195
Villagrama, Vincente
166
Villani, Nicole 195
Viveros, lawrence 62
Viveros, Ofelia 52, 113
Vonstrohe, Spence 12,
16, 51, 195
Vuletich, Victoria 195

-WWagner, Pam 181
Waits, Suzi 195
Walker, Bernard 166
Walker, Micheal 97
Wlaker, Sharon 181
Waller, Sherry 60, 195
Walsh, Thomas 62
Walston, Kenneth 12
Walton, Edna 166
Walton, Sandra 182
Warder, James 41, 182,
Warder, Patricia 195
Washburn, Chris 166
Washington, Bobbie 182
Washington, Teri
Watson, Candace 166
Watts, Jayne 166
Watts, John 166
Weathersby 166
Weber, Paul196
Wehner, Russell18
Weinberg, Matthew 24
Welch, Mark 166
Wellman, Jessie 94, 196
Wells, Barbara 27, 97,
185
Wells, Clifford 166
Wells, Elizabeth 166
Westhoff, JoAnn 166
Weston, Cary 34
Wetmore, Dale 12, 166
Whelan, Jennifer 196
White, Cecilia 61, 196
Whire, Earl 46, 97
Whire, Sherman 12, 185
White, Wendy 182
White, WM 49, 97
Wides, Michelle 166
Wides, Samuel 185
Wilbur, Andrew 24, 93,
185
Wilkerson, Phillip 97
Wilkins, Darlene 185
Wilkinson, Jeffrey 167
Williams, Charles 12, 49
Williams, Don 60, 196

�Williams, Gay 196
Williams, Timothy 196
Williams, Walter 98
Willis, Yolanda 196
Wilson, Brian 51
Wilson, Dana 165
Wilson, Ricardo 46, 97
Winlock, Stephanie 165

Wise, Nancy 41, 43,
105, 108, 110, 167
Wollerman, Jennifer
196
Wommack, Gaylan 182
Wommack, Judy 58, 71
Wood, Pamela 196
Woodruff, Todd 196

Woods, Kenton 51
Wrenn, Gregory 44, 93,
182
Wulfsohn, Michael 196

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Yarbrough, Clarence
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Yarbrough, Randy 51,
97, 196
Yarter, Carole 196
Yarter, Jennifer 58, 167,
Yl, Yong 196
York, Kimberley 27, 97,
196
Young, Marlene 164

Young, Marvin 196
Young, Patricia 62, 164
-ZZelmen, Barbara 196
Zervos, Nicky 28, 196
Zirkelbach, Amy 167
Zook, John 167
Zook, Robert 18, 180

RETIRING
TEACHER
MRS. SMITH
Margaret M. Smith, Latin, Italian, and English teacher, Is
retiring this June.
A native Coloradoan, she was born In Denver. A graduate
of North High School, she received her A.B. and M.A. degrees from the University of Colorado, majoring in the Classics and in English Literature. She also attended the American Academy In Rome and the Vergilian Summer School at
Cumae on a Fulbright Scholarship.
She started her teaching career in Denver at Smiley Junior High School under Mr. Carl Ginn. Thirty years ago In
1947, she came to East High School and has completed thirty
exciting years under five principals: Mr. Louis Braun, Mr.
Wymond Ehrenkrook, Mr. Sam Waldman, Mr. Robert Colwell, and Mr. John Astuno.
The years have flown by with many changes in integration,
during which time East became the best integrated school in
Denver with strong academic minded, understanding leaders
of all races- a school as close to the real world as possible.
Years ago the East HIgh Tower of Strength was deve Ioped by
many scholarship recipients, by many outstanding graduates
from the best colleges, and by a student body interested in
school activities.
At first she sponsored the Drama Club and the East High
chapter of the Junior Classical League and coordinated the
All School Show, Council Capers, and the Red and White
Day skits.
Then she spent her best teaching years with an entire Latin program. Three Latin teachers were on the Faculty with many Vergi I
and Cicero classes, as well as First and Second Year Latin classes.
The wonderful, enthusiastic students of those classes and the supportive Faculty and Administration were responsible for her
obtaining the Colorado Teacher of the Year Award in 1967.
''It is such a joy to meet former students even in Europe! I have a warm feeling of gratitude to East for the best years of teaching
upon which to look back and to reminisce.
"There wi II always be a special place in my heart for my students of every yearfrom 1947-1977. Of all the Denver high schools,
East has to be the best with its student body, faculty, administrative, clerical, and custodial staffs.
"Oh, East."-- Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. --Perhaps it will be pleasing to have remembered even these things at
some time. --- Vergil
"Semper Honos Nomenque Tuum Laudesque Manebunt. --Always your honor, name, and praises will remain.--- Vergil"

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1977
Murtha Derr, Editor-In-Chief
Kent Lewallen, Managing Editor
Marie Regas, A sst: Editor, Clubs and Activities
Francis Johnson, Clubs and Activities Editor
Eileen Gooch, Copy Editor
Terri Parachini, Artist
Karen Adams, Sports
Beverly Earley, A I bum Editor
Jackie Kilfoyle, Album
Kendall Kincaid, Clubs and Activities
Mark Brad ley, Sports Editor
Kim Miller, Photographer
Brad Radosevich, liead Photographer
Steve Altman, Art Editor
Craig Jones, Photographer
Jeff Wilkinson, Sports
Renee Dixon, Sports
Pam Hale, A I bum
Kim Conwick, Clubs and Activities
Sarah Bridges, Copy Editor
Dick Kawano, Sports
Brian Schmidt, Business Manager
Anna Rodriguez, Clubs and Activities
Mark Berdah I, Assistant Business Manager
Mr. Brian Lee, Sponsor
SPECI A L THA NX TO ...
Jeff Brenman, Paul Radosevich, Janet
Clard, Chris Micaud for pictures; Tom Rowley for pictures and lots of help; Premiere
Paper Cutters; White Spot and Pizza Hut;
Jay Halverson for pies and he I p; Anderson

Studio; Mrs. Wilcox, (Honorary Angelus
Member) for use of her tape, microfish,
teachers lists, pens, paper cutter, computer
print-outs, and room, and for her SUPER
SMILES and EVERLASTING PATIENCE;
Jennie Marr; Continentia! Hotel; Terminal
Annex; Colour Company; Ports of Call for use
of their plane and great hospitality; Stapleton Airport Security; Kodak; 11 Big Daddy 11
McDanal for chemicals; Mary Whitworth;
Home Ec Dept. for breakfast; Nancy Wise,
for candid pictures (&amp;remarks); Frannie's
mommy; Art Dept, for supplies; Winchelles;
IHOP; Murth's Daddy for conducting the midnight dashes fo the T. A.; Robert Waxman;
Mr. Lee, for 11 interesting 11 puns and super
support; United Airlines; Denver Police, for
not stopping us on our mad dashes to the T .A.;
Mary Derr, for her artistic comtributions;
Clover Leaf at 1-25 &amp; Colorado Blvd. for an
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exciting? 11 early morning ride; Murth's
mommy for putting up with K. L. while her
dinner burned; Kent for his vast unorganization; Bev 1 s brother, dad and telephone
book plus the Goldbergs for not being listed;
Brad's bathroom; Ray Rottman for his 11 artwork?? 11 ; Bev's mommy for her stove and
chicken eggs; and a special, special,
special thanx to Murth for 11 MAINTAINING 11 ;
Also, unthanx to Mr. Babb for not letting
us out of class for deadline meetings; the
208 Ripoff A rtist &amp;/or the Crusty Custodian.

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FALL ........... 6
WINTER
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SPRING ........ 58
CLUBS ......... 83
ACADEMIC ..... 108
SENIORS ....... 136
JUNIORS ...... 154
SOPHOMORES .. 166
INDEX ........ 180

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Photo by M. McDanal

Front Row (L To R)- Harold Evans, Donovan Gray, Tom Kawano, Rick Vigil, Sean Haley, Pete Cooksey,
Mark Gater, Ken Doi, Ray Rottman, Robert Smith. Row 2-Coach Craig, Kevin Wortham, Art Chandler,
Perry Turner, Bill Stott, James Richardson, Jeff Gordon, John Mitchell, Stan VonStrohe, Tony Ortega,
Todd Cole, Tom Schultz, Coach Simmons. Row 3-Coach Hoops, Chuck Buezek, Bruce Harris, Ken
Walston, John Cooksey, Ed Davis, Kevin Smith, Leroy Williams , Kirk Ray, Steve Rothenberg, Marty
Geary, Eliezer Chape, Scott Kirkwood, Billy Batson, Mike Naylor, Bill May.

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East may have had the smallest team in the city, but the spirit of this team is unlike that of
any other. Its output is also remarkable . The players demonstrate admirable respect toward
Coach Craig. The unity, labor, and respect of our team was a positive start toward returning
the tradition of winning to East.

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�HOMECOM
After fillmg their tumm1e:s
\\ ith delightful delicacie at the
Homecoming Breakfa:st, the
merry Angels tru ked on do\\ n
to South Stadium to cheer their
mighty football team on. But,
alas, the brave team, after a
valiant struggle, was defeated
by the West Cow boy . It\\ a a
mournful event, but everyone
left to prepare for the dance
that evening, knowing that the
team had tried its hardest. At
last, the time for the dance arrived. Students came flocking
from far and near to crown
julie .1osgovoy Queen, and Kelly Hannon King. East's Centennial Homecoming was one to be
remembered and cherished.

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Bottom Row {L To R)-Willie Morton, Johnnie Gray, Harry LaBadie, Carlton Brown, Todd Mikel, Mike Greer. Row 2Johnathon Gay, Calvin Parks, Mark Hocker, Carl Johnson, James Alexander, Ken Burrell, Brian Ivery, Bob Nelson. Row 3Coach :'1.1ontgomery, B1ll Struble, Rick Grassler, Roger Hosea, Bobby Schlagel, Steve Rice, Robert Milsay, Jay Halverson,
Sherman White, Coach Risoli.

�The determined sophomore football team at East
had a commendable season. It showed great passing
strength which helped tremendously in the games.
Coach Montgomery includes Carlton Brown, Dean
Akiyama, Robert Milsap, Todd Mikel, Bob Schlagel,
and James Alexander as some of the star players
which will possibly help with another fantastic season
next year.

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L ToR: Steve Cheney, Steve Hruza, Shedric Caldwell, Pat Tooley,
Steve Meyer. Missing: Sam Northington

With only one returning runner, the
East High Cross Country team's future
seemed bleak. However, due to the consistent effort of our six man team and
encouragement by CoachJerome Biffle,
we finished fourth in city. Most of this
year ' s team is anxiously awaiting return
to action next year.

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���Back Row (L To R)--Erich Preister, Dale Berridge, Jeff Bengston,
Dave Bundy. Front Row (L To R)--Charles Burleson, Kirk Stevens,
Ed Vicars.

The golf team was tremendous this year, leading them to the state
meets. The success was
due to coach Groff who
inspired spirit and
brought the talent out that
was hidden deep inside
each member. With this
talent, next year's team
can't lose!

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Top Row-Shannon O'Leary, Ann Yarabeck, Barbara Pearl, Allison Beckler, Poppy Riede, Laurie Crawford, Beth
Wehner, Row 2-Renee LaFerriere, Donna Sly, janet Clark, Katy Counts, Sarah Rockwell, Katie Kirchof, Krista Shoffstall. Row 3-Sharon Lovitt, Virginia Falkenberg, Liz Quintana, Cheryl McCollum, Chandler Crawford,
june Leaver, Carolyn Lubchenco, Cathy Eliason, Coach Me eill.

�"This has been the best
year of coaching I have ever
had because of the great attitudes of the swimmers and
our first winning season" ,
stated Coach McNeill of the
Girl's Swimming team .
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�A six and one- half foot white rabbit was
reportedly seen by several of the star actors
in the play, "HARVEY". While some insisted
it was from too much practice, others were
sure they saw the original star at rehearsals.
Although "HARVEY" did have quite a large
following, the VISIBLE actors received most
of the applause. With "HARVEY'S" help and
the great performance of the actors in the
fall production, "HARVEY" was a hopping
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Robin Schupp

Gwen Richardson

Becky Sharritt

Denise Leadon

POMPON

�CHEERLEADERS

Tekoa Dorsey

Carla Blair

Luwan Jones

Threse Stewart

Jonathan 1orris
Karla Gomez

Stephanie Winlock

Chris Kerswill

Rosie Martin

�THE TURN
OF EVENTS

Henry Kissinger temporarily derails war in the
1\.tiddle East with "shuttle Diplomacy. " How long
will it last?

The joint Apollo-Soyuz space mission brought
the debate over det~nte to a head. Is America
getting the short end of the stick?

Both "Squeaky"
Fromme and Sally Moore
attempted to assasinate
President Ford during public appearances in California . Is the President
safe when he ventures
from the White House?

�After her fling with the
SLA, Patty Hearst is apprehended and now claims she had
been brainwashed. Will "Tania" be forgiven and set free?

Indira Ghandi imposed a
state of emergency in India that
revoked many of the citizens'
rights. Has the largest democracy on earth turned into a
dictatorship?

The CIA is in hot water and
in danger of being incapacitated. How many mysteries are
yet to be exposed?

The end of
Viet am finally?

1any cities are facing
financial troubles and the
Federal Government refuses
to bail them out. Will 'ew
York City go under?

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must walk, and it is the road
of life. Because we will walk
it only once, it is of great
importance that we walk it
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Students and representatives together form an
everlasting chain, only to hold new links added
throughout the year.

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Michelle LaPerriere
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Scott Jones
Kerri Shwayder
Alfonzo Nunez
Jenny Yarter

Robin Schupp
Carolyn Lubchenco
Karla Gomez
Dave Eichenberger

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Student government is an important objective at East. "People from every walk of
life" meet twice a month to form the East
Delegate Assembly. A council of student
representatives discuss the problems and
ideas of all students. The goals of the Delegate Assembly are to help students and teachers by improving East, with administrative
help to create an educational atmosphere that
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Seated (L To R}--Debra Wilson, Dave Dunn, Joni Hall, Dave Eichenberger, ani Willis, Chris DiPorno, Rennee La Perrier , John Mitccll. Standing (L To R)--Tom Rowley, Kim Saltus, Ivan Beale,
Tami Ad..1ms, Tom Kawano, Sue Parsons, Billy Batson, Julie Townsend, Mark Hintgen, Ruth Rice,
Jon Arkulari, Sarah Rockwell

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�Bottom Row (L To R)--Elly Salz, Valen Blankenship, 1 ritza Jewitt, Sarah Melcher, Valli D wkins, Diane
r ylor, Jill Quedenf ld, Barbara Mosgovoy. Row 2--Peggy Games, Theresa 1ason, Jenee Dwight, Amy
H rron, 1ega~ Rickards, Laura Steder, Lela McNeal, Randye Miller, Sue Mercer, Irene VanVelkingberg.
Row 3--Stephanie Chinn, Toni Jordan, Dianne Love, Renee Dixon, Jonathan Gay, Mary Seaman, Karen
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1undt, Barbara St. Clair, Sherry Mosley, Portia Malone, Ofelia V1v ros. Row 4--Valerie
V larde, Saundre Bolin, 1ari Regas, 1artha Duncan, Will Burns, 1ark Saltus, Harry Wilson, Craig Eld r,
Stan Griego, Gorg ~ar i , '1arvm Richardson, Duane Pearson, Aimee Nelson. ot shown--India Coleman,
Diane Fizer, Carole Gordon, Roger HalSl 1 L uric Hudson, Sharon evins, Samuel Stott, Stev Lucero,
St rhng K ys.

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�Bottom Row--Stephanie NeUhaus, Julie Bakken, Amy Mercer, Sarah Rockwell, Ginny Stephens, S lly Hoskins, Sue
Parsons, June Farland, Julie Townsend, Ruth Rice, Beverly Trahan, Kristi Brooks, LaVerne Boone, Kim Saltus,
Harriet McKee, Martha Strong, Micheline Brault, Angie Ellerbee, Katy Counts, Storrny Buie. Row 2--Renee LaPerriere, , 1artha DeRose, Judy Wommack, Kathy Brundage, 'ani Willis, Jenny Yarter, Christie 1cWilliams, Nancy
Harvey, Joni Hall Gwen Richardson, Usa Thomas, Debbie Wilson, Pat Howard, Gayle Bundy, Connie Kinkel, Tami
Adams, Robin Schupp, Tammy Keliiholokai, Khadija Haynes, Sue Cromar. Row 3--Russ Kaelberer, Tom Kawano,
Chris DiProfie, Carl Stay, Jon Arkulari, John Mitchell, Conrad Sear, Ivan Beale, Dave Dunn, Kevin Wortham, Boris
Judkins, Michael Young, Dave Eichenberger. Row 4--Steve Hruza, Irvin Thatch, Bruce Appenfclder, Mark Hintgen,
Marvin Herron, Mike Axelrad, 1iark Randolph, Pat Mulcahy, B~lly Batson, John Sneed, Mitch 1onismith, Tom
Rowley, Jody Gilbert, Bob Flook, Rick Vigil, Steve Eichenberger, Jim Keables. Not shown--Bret Johnson, Chris
Kerswill, Julie Mosgovoy.

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�The Varsity Basketball
team produced some promising players this season.
The team worked faithfully
to improve their skills and
accepted their :ew losses
with dignity. Some of the
exceptional players of the
1976 team include Barry
Carroll, Gary Roberts,
Worthy Davis, Lavon
Marshbank, and Greg
Davis, who will surely go
on to make their mark in
the sport. Coach Schraeder, who received an honorable mention in the AP
High School basketball
poll, claims this is one
of his finest teams yet.

VARSITY

Top Row Left To Right-- Worthy Davis, Gary Roberts, Barry Carroll, Richard Milsap, Bill Gordon, Coach
Richard Schaeder. Bottom Row Left To Right-- Lavon Marshbank, Renard Johnson, Mitch Monismith, Darcy
Levy, Marlon Frazier, Marvin Herron.

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�Posi io 1
anding Up!

Spotll ht is the only publication written by and for the East
students and published on a fairly regular basis. It is not just a
calandar o1 student activities, but is Instead, a forum for the
ideas, opinion and events which concern most tudents. We
intend to serve the students as their paper.
To meet the demands of a multi·:facted student body we
frequently print controversial editorials and articles. However,
because most controversies have many sides we will try to cover
all views. We will not, however, refuse to publish any article for
fear o1 its controversial or unpopular aspects.
We do not see our function as competing with the large daily
newspapers, rather to give better coverage to those events which
concern the students. Although we can not cover all current
affairs, we do not intend to restrict ourselves merely to the h&amp;lls
o1 East This means that we will attempt to become more aware
of the community and to find those stories and events which most
concern East High. However, we feel this is time well spent and
should present both worthwhile and interesting reading.
We have a small but dedicated stafi. These people will live
up to Spotlight's reputation as one of the top high school newspapers in the country. To give our readers the quality journalism
that East has come to expect, we will draw on the many resources
available and not just those within the school.
Due to our staff size and the limitations of human nature, we
will need your imput for a successful year. We welcome your
ideas, comments and criticisms. We can always use more writers
and would welcome talking about your joining staff.
It you have a letter to the editor, or a suggestion or a news
tip, leave a note in Mr. Nelson's box in the office or come to
room 113 during third hour.
As with all things, the more support we have from the student
body, the more influence and direction we can generate. Remember, the Spotlight is the best source of information the student has.

Spikers Enter
Sports Scene

Fall Highlight:
Centennial,
Homecoming

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Bottom Row (L To R)--Lance Schaffer, Pat Carlon, Gary Schoen, Jack Watts, Doug Hauck,
Peter Bradley, Rusty Wehner, Gregg Wrenn, Phil MacKelvie. Row 2--Kelly Hannon (capt.),
Pat Sola, David McConnell, Monte Cleworth, Scott Jones, Bob Haaker, Roger Hosea, Dennis
Gibbons, Sterling Copeland, Coach McGinnis. Row 3--Robert Smith, Pat Tooley, Steve Cheney, Huck Bums, Brian Bradley, San1 Wides, Layne Ashby, Joe Adams (mgr. ), Mark Berdahl,
Steve Meyer, Jim Keables. Missing--Kevin Bradley.

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�The East High Boys' Swim T earn
started off with a bang this season,
taking their first victory over South
High. Many of our outstanding swimmers have a chance for state, including Kelly Hannon,
ott Jones,
and Pat Sola. With a coach like 1r.
McGinnis, the Denver league will
have a hard time when they meet
East High.

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�Top Row, L ToR: Don Holder, Lewis iartinez, Don Harmon, Scott Connally, Eric Kessinger, Ken Walston, Coach
Batey. Bottom Row: Kyle Kennec, Al Washington, Kevin Parsons, Bobby Powell. Missing: Ricky Haris, Mark
Simmons.

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�SOPHOMORE

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Back To Front, L ToR: Ken Mays, Walter Hill, Bruce McCleave, John Barbor, Herb Blashock, Robert 1ilsap, Bob Schlagel, Ed
Marshall, Terry O'Donnell (manager), Mike Boykin, Ricardo Wilson, Chuck Gagnon, Pat O'Mally, Earl White, Coach Cisneros.

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���Follow me to the mountains
And we shall climb the highest peaks.
Follow me to the desert
Where we shall sleep on the warm sand.
Follow me to the meadow
And we shall see the beauty of the world.
Follow me to the water
Where we shall hear the sound of nature.
Follow me on the trail
And we shall walk together in the sun.
Follow me to the fresh air
Where acres of blue sky shall set us free.
Follow me, come with me, on my journey-Where all shall be ours in togetherness.

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To love ,
And to live ,
Then I will better myself
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Vivian Saltus

Elizabeth Wehner

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Jodi Chambers

David Sorensen
TI1eodore Friedman

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�PRESENTS

Would you sell your soul to the
devil? A thought-provoking question
indeed! This problem arose in the
all-school show "Damn Yankees,"
when a man named Joe sold his soul
for the low price of a victory by
his team the Washington Senators
over the Yankees in the World Series.
Ah, but Joe wasn 1t a complete idiot,
for he put an escape clause into the
contract. But when he tried to use
it, the devil got upset, and called
in his prize beauty Lola to seduce
Joe. Then the fun began!
This fantastic musical was presented by a cast of 35, backed up by
175 other students, Ms. Davis, Mr.
Guinn, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Cisneros,
and Mr. Close.

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���BOY'S GYMNASTICS

Top Row (L To R)--Jim Alexander, Steve Magnee, Bob Flook, Dave Cody, Derek Cole, Ken
Morrill, John Sebastian, Jim Weber, Asst. Coach. Bottom Row (L To R)-- Ron Albright, Bill
1 1emmers, John Zook, Mark Brown, Brian Melville, Jeff Thomas, Coach Boatwright.

Boys Gymnastics is a spring
sport which loyally began practice
in February. In March, they staged
their first attack on the league. As
always, East High had a promising
team that showed its devotion in
every meet.

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�TRACK

Top Row (Left To Right): Lucille Heimeral, Tandy Kral, Karen Carter, Gwen Richardson, Bottom Row: Donna Davis, Pat Reedy, Portia Malone, Maritza Jewett, Gwen
Malone, Coach Jacquelyn Dean. Not pictured Nancy Randell.

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Top Row (Left To Right): Bev Smith, Sarah Bridges, Barb Pearl, Beth Schwartzberg, Middle Row: Colette Reum, Sarah Melcher, Lynne Huffer, Mary Roberts, Linda Wippler,
Krista Shoffstall, Jodi Chambers, Lori Thomas, Pam Blake, Lisa Liljedahl. Not Pictured
Kelly McCoy, LeVem Boone, Gaye O'Malley.

�-Kent Lewallen

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art or process of pro ducing images on sensitized surfaces by the
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Bose, Brian
Brooks, Robert
Burdette, Renee
Brundage, Kathy
Burns, Laurel
Buczek 1 Charles
Chambers, J Jpdi Pres.
Cole, Derek
Crawford, Colin
Crawford, Laurie
Cumberland, Rick
DeRose, Martha
Detrich 1 leslie
Elliot, Susan Treas.
Friedman, Ted
Goldberg, Johnathan
Hall, Cynthia

Harvey, Nancy
Horm 1 Karen
Jakicic, James
Fox, David
Flook, Robert
Kane, Christine
LaPerriere, Renee
Law, Lucy
McConnell, David
McGarry, Mary
Meyer, Patrick
Morris, Johnathan
Mundt, Michelle Sec.
Oettli, Sally
Ormsby, Patricia
Paxton, Allison
Reum, Ruth
Richardson, Gwen

Rockwell, Sarah
Rothenberg, Steven
Saltus, Kim
Schlagel, Sue
Snelling, Ben
Sorenson, David
Steiner, Sarah
Thomase, Mark
Townsend, Julie
Treffinger, Cynthia
Tweeten, James
Vicars, Mellody
Vigil, Rick
Wehner, Beth
Wippler, Linda
Eichenberger, Dave
Timozek, Tammy

�Future Business
Leaders of America
is an organization for
students interested
in business and office education. Students in FBLA have
part-time jobs in
many types of businesses. These students work in government offices, banks,
law offices, insurance
agencies, and many
private companies.
They receive credit
and grades for their
part-time
employment.

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Bottom Row {L To R)--Randy Miller, Tami Eitzel, Michel Wides, Jacki Jessi, Nancy Randall. Row 2--Kristi
Brooks, Kim Conwick, Stacie Scott, Mary Floyd. Row 3--Coach Damashek, Debbie Wilson, Berneice Ironshell,
Sue Elliot, Carolyn Bell. Co-captains: Sue Elliot, Carolyn Bell, Secretary: Michelle Mundt, Treasurer: Michel
Wides, Historian: Kim Conwick

Wrestlerettes is probably the most
spirited group at East, led by Coach
Damashek of the wrestling team.
Many people think that these young
ladies are merely cheerleaders, but
they are not, and they do much more
than cheer. They provide general
management for the wrestlers, create
spirit, make advertisements for
wrestling, score, time, keep statistics, organize parties
and lift the entire morale
of the wrestling team!

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�The fifty -four members of the East High Pep
Club showed great promise at the beginning of
this year.
Although there were some disappointing
games, many dedicated members attended with
enthusiasm and support.

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CLASSICAL
LEAGUE

The ] unior Classical League was
formed to give students a chance to develop an interest in the classics. The
major activities of the East High Chapter
of JCL, under the leadership of Mi ~s
Margaret Smith, included a Fall picnic,
a thanksgiving basket for a needy family,
and a IO SA TUR 'ALIA party.

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��Ricky Delgado, Mark Cisneros

Los Chicanos Unidos is one of the most active
clubs at East. The club was involved in many exciting projects. Among these projects included a
retreat to the mountains for two days with club
sponsors Mrs. Vialpando and Mr. Escobedo. Building campfires, exchanging stories, and singing
familiar songs contributed to the making of new
friends and the strengthening of old friends. During the year, the club sold chokers and held a
dance marathon as fund raisers.
"Los Chicanos Unidos laugh, play, work, and
love together. ''

Diane Juarez, Becky DeLeon, James
Trujillo

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Mark"

"I don't think I can stomach this"

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"The Angelus staff chokes me up"

"I' 11 take a double shot"

"See where the horse bit
me"

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"Why don't you come up and see us
sometime"??!!

�"It's a sign of the times"
"I hate family portraits"

"What do you think this is, the servants
entrance?
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bathroom?
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precious, but
truth is more
precious than
time.

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are apt to walk straight into the gutters." Logan Smith

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�"Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty
bloodless substitute for life."
Robert Stevenson

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��SOCIAL
STUDIES

�"Pessimism is only the name
that men of weak
nerves give to
wisdom."
Bernard Voto

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�"Around the world thoughts shall fly
In the twinkling of an eye." Martha Shipton

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130

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��SENIORS

���JULIA CRAMER
"And maybe there are
seasons and maybe they
change, and maybe to
love is not so strange, "
COLI CRAWFORD
"But I have promises to
keep, and miles to go before I sleep .•. " Robert
Frost
LAURIE CRAWFORD
TERESA CRAWFORD

RICHARD CUMBERLAND
National Honor Society,
Jr. Usher, Senior Retreat.
SUSAN DEA
ANITA DEIBERT
LESLIE DEITRICH
Executive Internship

ALMA DELANY
ANTHONY DELOACH
DIANA DEPPERSCHMIDT
MARGARET DEROSE

MARTHA DEROSE
Angelaires, Advanced
Choir, Concert Choir, National Honor Society,
Seraph Sisters, French Club.
BRENT EGGMAN
Concert Band, Jazz Band,
Stage Band, Orchestra,
Marching Band, "Sweet
Charity" 1 "Guys &amp; Dolls".
DAVID EICHENBERGER
LORELI ELDER
SUSAN ELLIOTT
"Yesterday is but a dream,
tomorrow is only a vision.
But today well lived makes
every yesterday a dream
of happiness and tomorrow
a vision of hope."
KATHRYN ELLIS
WILLIAM ENGELS
ROBERT FLOOK
Concert Choir, D-Club,
National Honor Society,
Ski Club, Gymnastics
Team.

142

�ANITA FLORF2
MICHOELE FLOYD
OLLIE FOGLER
Black Students Alliance,
Delegate Assembly, FHA,
Jr. Escort.
RICHARD FOSS JR.
HERO, River trips.

DAVID FOX
PAMELA FRANKLIN
CHRISTINE FREER
THEODORE FRIEDMAN
Chess Club, Delegate
Assembly, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Ski
Club, Tennis Team, "It's
Academic" Team.

LESUE GANDY
ROBERT GARAMELLA
MARTIN GEARY
MADELEINE GERSTEN
"If you do not understand
my silence, you will not
understand my words. 11
JAMES GILBERT
MELISSA GOBLE
JONA TIIAN GOLDBERG
National Honor Society,
River Trips, Speech, Spotlight, Teen Democrats,
Woodbury, Student Teacher Judical Board, "It's
Academic" Team.
KARLA GOMEZ
Black Student Alliance,
Cheerleader (2, Head 3 ),
Delegate Assembly, Jr.
Escort, Los Chicanos
Unidos, Pep Club, Student
Council, Senior Representative, Teen Democrats,
Wrestlerettes, Student Advisory Board.

JEFFREY GORDAN
D-Club, Track, Football,
Wrestling.
SANDY GRAVES
LAWRENCE GREENE
AMY GRIFFITH

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. Escort, • 'atlonal Honor
ocict), era ph Sisters,
ecutive Internship,
.iris Gymnastic Team.
IEIDI HALLADAY
USA ' HAM, 10 D
God grant me the Serenity
o accept the things I canot change, Courage to
han e the things I can,
nd the Wisdom to know
he difference. "
WYHA '0
UTA HARALA.1POULOS
L\RLEE.' HARRIS
FBIA, Pep

'ANCY HARVEY
"The important thing is
this, to be able at any
moment to sacrifice what
we are for what we could
become."
SAILY HOSKI 'S
KHA DI]A HAYNES
Advanced Choir, Black
Students Alliance (President), Concert Choir,
Drama Club, Head Girl,
Jr. Escort, Red Cross,
River Trips, Speech (President), Student Council,
Wolcott.
CHARLI:S HERD

1ARVIN HERRON
Concert Choir, Basketball.
l\1ARK HI ITERREITER
l\1ARK HI TGEN
KARLA tiORA

KARE 'HORA'
JOCELY ' HUNT
LAURA ISAAK
VALORIE JAMISO '

�DAVID JARA
ROGER JOH 'SO T
VALERIE JOH SO 1
BETH JOHNSTON

KA THLEE JO~ES
DERKJUHL
DARBY JU 'KI T
LITA KACHEL

RUSSELL KAELBERER
Concert Choir, Delegate
Assembly, Speech, Executive Internship.
LAURA KARR
THERESA KELLER
River Trips, Executive
Internship.
RA YNITA KELLY

CONNIE KINKEL
:t-.1ARTHA KINSALL
SHARON KIRCHOFF
DOUGLAS KOKTAVY

:t-.iARGARET KULIK
GREGORY LABADIE
RENEE LAFERRIERE
Angelaires, Advanced
Choir, Concert Choir,
Delegate Assembly, Latin
Club, National Honor Society, PreMed, Pep Club,
River Trips, Ski Club,
Girls Swim Team.
LUCY LAW

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STEVEN SMITH
BE JA HN SNB.LI G
Chess Club, Delegate
Assembly, Latin Club
(Consul), Centennial Committee, ational Honor
Society, Jr. Usher.
PATRICK SOLA

DAVID SORENSO
Chess Club, ational Honor
Society, Speech, Spotlight, "It's Academic"
Team.
KATI-D..EEN STANTON
CARL STAY
SARAH STEINER
Jr. Escort, National Honor
Society, Executive Internship.

LEE STEPHENS
KELLY STEVENS
KIM STROH
Wll.LIAM STOTT

BONITA STROM
MARTHA STRONG
Concert Choir, Drama
Club, River Trips, Senior
Seminar, Speech, Ski
Club, Seraph Sisters, "Guys
and Dolls" (74), "Sweet
Charity" (75 )1 "Harvey"
(75).
MARK SULLIVAN
THERESA TAFOYA

SHEREE TAYLOR
Pep Club
DAPHNE THAMES
OONNETTE THAYER
SHANNON THEIL

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�MARK TiiOMASE
Chess Club, Jr. Usher,
National Honor Society,
Red Cross.
MARGARITA TORRES
JULIE TOWNSEND
Angelaires, Advanced Choir
Concert Choir, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Escort, National
Honor Society, Pep Club,
Seraph Sisters, Girls Gymnastics Team, All City
Choir (2,3).
CYNTiiiA TREFFINGER

NICK TRUJll.LO
RICHARD TRUJILLO
Deca, Los Chicanos Unidos,
Latin Club, River Trips,
Senior Seminar, Teen Democrats, VICA, Youth Motivation Club.
JAMES TWEETEN
BUCE TYPHER

MELLODY VICARS
RICHARD VIC IT.
STAN VON STROHE
KATHLEEN WALSH

TiiOMAS WALSH
SHARON WALTON
REGINALD WATTS
Executive Internship.
ELIZABETH WEl-lNER
Jr. Escort, ational Honor
Society, Seraph Sisters,
Girls Swim Team, French
Club.
KATHERINE WELLMAN
NAN! WILLIS
Angelaires, Advanced
Choir, Concert Choir, Jr.
Achievement, All City
Concert Choir.
Y A NINA Wll.LIS
DEBRA Wll.SON
Angelaires, Advanced
Choir, Black Student
Alliance, Concert Choir,
Delegate Assembly, Honorary Cadet (Commander
75-75), Mixed Chorus, Pep
Club, Rifflettes, ROTC,
Wrestlerettes.

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�TAMARA WILSON
Advanced Choir, Black
Students Alliance, Delegate Assembly, Pep Club,
Homecoming Queen (2).
ROBERT WINTER
VICA, River Trips.
LINDA WIPPLER

DENISE CRITES
"No one will know that I
cared about you, because
the small moments we
shared are only yours and
mine."
ANGIE LEE
ROBERT SMITH
Concert Band, D-Club,
Jazz Band, Football (2,3),
Swimming (1,3)

CAROLE GORDON,
Jwrior
ROSIE MAR TIN, Junior
MATT REVITTE, Junior
ED RITTUMS, Junior

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�SENIOR
RETREAT
On January 16-18, 1976, a retreat
was sponsored by the Senior Class for
the graduating students. It was a weekend in the mountains for the purpose of
developing leadership and mutual understanding between the individuals.
One of the activities for developing
leadership was a discussion presented
by Mr. Astuno on prejudice. The weekend also had many recreational activities including a square dance, hiking,
and tubing.
This weekend represents one of the
more educational experiences offered
at East.

Phots by James Guinn
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��JUNIORS

���Brenda Depperschmidt
Murtha Derr
Renee Dixon
Ken Doi
Tekoa Dorsey

Martha Duncan
Melissa Dunning
John Durall
Donald Duran
Melanie Dyer

Beverly Earley
Tammy Eitzel
Ramon Elder
Catherine Eliason

Angela Ellerbee
lori Empey
Diana Erickson
Harold Evans

Robert Fechtner
Kerry Fedde
Myrtle Fisher
Mark Freed
Charles Furedy

June Garland
lora Gallegos
Cynthia Garcia
Celine Garrett
Bruce Ginsburg

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�Eileen Gooch
Gabriel Gould
Donovan Gray
]o Greenwood
Stanley Griego

Leneta Groves
Raliegh Guerrero
Robert Haaker
Dwain Hairston
Pamela Hale

Shawn Haley
Joni Hall
William Hamburg
Kenneth Hampton

Danny Hannifen
Jane Harms
Maureen Hartlaub
Richard Hartman

Nancy Harvey
Sally Hatch
Thomas Hathaway
Cindy Hauck
Douglas Hauck

Andrea Heno
Chris Herlinger
Zandra Herrera
Staci Hickman
Christine Hoeppner

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�Pamela Hoskins
Patricia Howard
Dimitrios Hristopoulos
l\1ichelle Hunt
Berneice Ironshell

Kim Jackson
Lawanda Jackson
De bra Jardine
Michael Jenkins

Jacquelyn Jesse
Brett Johnson
Frances Johnson
Alicia Johnston
Bruce Johnston

Luwan Jones
Scott Jones
Erik Kahre
Richard Kawano
Thomas Kawano

Christopher Kay
James Keables
Sherrie Kelitholakai
James Keller
Luangela Kendrick

Christine Kerswill
Eric Kesinger
Deberice Keys
Jacquelyn Kilfoyle

160

�Kernyce Kindred
Peter Kinkel
Rachel Kluger
• latthew Kosmicki
George Lamers

.\1ikayo Langhofer
Denise Leaden
June Leaver
Jeffrey Levy

Anita Lewis
Kent Lewallen
E.:nily Lobato
Kirk Loury
Karen Loving

Cynthia Lowry
Ann Lynch
Patrick .\lahoney
Katherine , latney
Yolanda • layorga

Jackie . !cCaslin
Deana .\lcOard
Stewart . !cClaren
Cheryl \!cCollum
John .\lcCraner

\lichael Me ·en
Christy • lcWilliams
Angela , leislahn
Amy .\lercer

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�William Meyer
Christopher Micaud
Kim i\tiller
Leslie Miller

Mark Miller
Susan Mi!1er
Sherri Miyazawa
Timothy Monaghan

Barbara 1ondragon
Bryon Montoya
Jennifer 1oore
Monica Motz

Molly Mulcahy
Paulette Munnerlyn
Audrey 1urphy
Stephanie ·ellhaus

Jamie Osborne
joann Oten
1arkus Padilla
Susan Parsons

Gregory Pearson
Harriet Perrin
Zilla Peshlakai
Charles Phillips

Karen Phillips
Joelle Pierre
Laurel Policit
Barbara Polk

�Phyllis Ponder
Pauline Poultney
Rory Pounds
Glen Price

Ann Pugmire
Debra Quezada
Van Quick
Barry Rabson

Brad Radosevich
Karen Randall
Kirk Ray
Lisa Reavy

Fernay Reed
Patricia Reedy
Marie Regas
John Rhyne

Mary Roberts
William Rogers
:Michael Rose
Ruth Rose

Ray Rottman
Julie Rousseau
Thomas Rowley
Linda Rubinstein

Terry Ruby
Brenda Rushing
Christine Sarlo
• 'ancy Schiel
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Conrad S ar
C audia Serro
BJ.rbara Server
George ') ttambri o

Glend Shanley
Bc~ky Sharritt

Krista Shoffstall
Cathy Shosky
Kcrri Shwaydcr

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Dan Side
Cynthia Sinopoli

CLASS
OF
1977''

Kelli Skinner
Kevin Smith

Phoebe Smith
Sofia Soltanovitch
Stephen Stanton
Patrick Starbuck
Denise Starks

164

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Valenzuela
Van B tskirk
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Villagrama Jr.
Waller
Walton
Washburn
ayne Watts

Watts

Weathersey
Welch
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��SOPHOMORES

�Amy Abbott
Andre Adams
Joseph Adams
Kyle Aderman

Dean Akiyama
Abdul Ali
Rock Allen
Bayonne Anderson

Kenneth Anderson
Kostos Antonopoulos

Judy Arkulari
Landis Arnold

Layne Ashby
Gregory Ashe

Donna Avery
Karen Barber

Felice Barrett
Laurie Barth

Mary Barton
Beverly Baumann

Allison Beckler
Larry Bell
Clark Belyea
Cindy Beringer

;\brk Berman
Adrian Bing
Patricia Blair
Pam Blake

168

�Julia Bland

Herbie Bl.lshock
Saundra Bolin
Arthur Bollhoeier

Ann Bollinger
Karen Boyd
Michael Boykin
Brian Bradley
Peter Bradley

Terrie Bradshaw
Ricky Brashears
Sarah Bridges
Blair Brooke
Carlton Brown

Kim Brown

Rom,1 Brown
D&lt;l\id Bryant
Kelly Bryant

Hu::;h Burns

G&lt;:L!ltl Burton
Robert Butcher
B.:th Bu ter
Rich, rd Bnd
l•dth c .. ~1pbcll

.\l,mucl C nddaria
j.Jcob C.1rruthers
K&lt;lfell C&lt;1rtcr
R.mdall C.1rt.:r
Roy C.1 t!cbcrl)
lb9

�Jeffrey Chaney
In Chong
Robert Christy
Janet Clark

Monty Cleworth
Tom Collins
James Cook
Eric Corbett

Eugene Correa
David Cowan
Stephen Craft
Chandler Crawford

Laura Davis
Troy Dean
Arthur DeHerrera
Becky DeLeon

Jason Depperschmidt
Diane Derose
Kim Doane
Scott Dock

Rose Duhaime
Mary Dulacki
Dale Dunlap
Jenee Dwight

Karen Egan
Craig Elder
Veronica Ellerbee
Gwen Elliott

�Brett Eppich
Cheryl Fair
Virginia Falkenberg
Randy Faus

Sharon Faust
Angie FelTari
Donna Fujii
Chuck Gagnon

Scott Gandy
Wayne Garcia
Debbie Garrett
Deno Gatseos

Johnathon Gay
Jeff Gebhart
Colette Gilbert
Joyce Gilbert

Michael Gillespie
Thomas Ginn
Sara Glick
Lois Goding

Elise Goldberg
Erik Gotaas
Debra Graham
Rick Grassier

Jolumy Gray
James Grayson
Onedia Grayson
Randy Greene

�����Calvin P.trk
Gail Paul
Barb.u 1 Pe rl
Duane Pe 1r on
\ndr 1 Phi !lips

. tary Ellen Phillip
Katherine Pkher
Jill QuedC'nfie ld
DalC' Quick
Jesus Quin nez

Barbara uint ma
. 'ancy Randall
Bret Reece
Bradford Reshak

:\!arvin Richardson
Jefl)' Richie

Colette Reum
Ste\·e Rice

Patricia Riede
Richard Riley
Don Roberts
Harl) Robinson

\nna Rodriquez
Chri~topher Romet

William Rose
Victor Roth
, !atthe\\ Ryan

\1ark Sa ltus
J\1ichael Sanders
\'onzel Sa\~)·er
Lance Schaffer
Charles Scherrer

�Robert Schlagel
John Schw artzberg
Richard Schweigert
Lorraine Scott
Kathy Sellers

omeen Shockley
Terry She pard
Paris Sherman
Brenda Short
Michael Shur

atalie Sidwell
Nancy Skeeters
Damita Slaughter
D'ne Slaughter

Donna Sly
Beth Smith

Pamela Smith
Tanya Smith

Lenore Somer
Kirk Stevens
Blane Stone
Sam Stott

Bill Strong
William Struble
Diane Taylor
Ronald Tharp
Keith Thomas

Joyce 1 hom as
Donald Thome
Milton Thornton
Usa Thurston
Paul Tirone

177

�Keith Tooley
Carolyn Topham
Serigo Trevino
James Trujillo
Judith Typher

Annette Ulibarri
Karen Van Etten
Dwayne Waller
Kathleen Walsh

Thomas Walsh
Sandra Walton
Bobbie Washington
Terri Washington
John Weaver

Russell Wehner
Matthew Weinberg
Pamela Welch
Barbara Wells
Cynthia White

Earl White
Wendy White
Samuel Wides
Andrew Wilbur
Darlene Wilkins

Ricardo Wilson
Gaylan Wommack
Gregory Wrenn
G. Wright

178

�john Wright
Ann Yarabeck
ancy Young
Robert Zook
Isabel Alonzo

Lauren Ant
Oscar Asbeck
Will Barnes
Valerie Blankenship
Dori ta Bolden

Debra Burns
Wilma Carrillo
Darnell Castleman
Mark Cisneros
Debra Crandall

Alice De La Torre
Anthony Delphia

Felicia Fair
Yul Fogler

Peggy Games
Barbara Gifford
Lisa Herbold
Lane Hilton
Rene~ Hodge

179

�Steven Isaak
Charles Johnson Jr.
Darrell Johnston

Katie Kirchoff
Nancy Krichevsky

Rita Lawrence
Emily Lobato
Elizabeth McGarry

Scott Moore
Gayle Munds

Melvin Norton
Thomas Paul
Kevin Pugmire

Kendall Trumball
Sharon Walker

180

�''Parting is such sweet sorrow''
- Shake peare

Mrs. Barton, one of our English teachers
from East High School, is retiring at the end of
the semester.
She was born in Amboy, Illinois, and graduated from Amboy High, Cornell College, and
the University of Illinois, majoring in English
Literature.
Mrs. Barton substituted at many Denver
schools early in her career. She soon discovered that her attraction was for East. Twelve
years ago, she began that tenure at East.
When asked how education has changed since
she first started teaching, she replied, "There
weren't the number of creative choices that students have today. The emphasis was on academic subjects. "
She also feels students need to learn the
creative and industrial skills taught today.
Succeeding in academic subjects, however,
increases self-discipline, whichis needed to
reduce the number of absences and tardies in
today's schools.
She is sorry to see that the school spirit of
several years ago is declining.
Farewell, Mrs. Barton. Our best wishes go
with you...

181

�PAGE INDEX
Activities

Miscellaneous

Angelaires . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Angelus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Choir . . . . . . . .
46
Class Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Delegate Assembly . . . . . . . . . . 40
Fall Sports Dance . . . . . . . . . . 10
Heads . . . . . . .
. . 36
Orchestra . . . . .
. 44
Porn-Porn Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
R. 0. T. C. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6
Senior Seminar
. . . . . . . 66
Speech Team .
. . . . . . . . 60
Spotlight . . . .
. . . . . 50
Student Council .
. . . . . . . 38
Wolcott .
. . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Woodbury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Bicentennial . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6
Centennial . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4
Executive Internship . . . . . . . . . 64
Harvey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Top Ten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Special People . . . . . . . . . . . .135

Clubs
Chess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Chicanos Unidos . . . . . . . . . . . 94
DECA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Drama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Drill Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
FBLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
FHA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
JCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
National Honor Society . . . . . . . . 84
Pep . . . . . .
. . . . 89
Pre-Med . . . .
. 90
Red Cross . . . . . . .
. 91
Seraph Sisters .
. 91
VICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93

182

Sports
Baseball . . .
. . . . 74
Basketball . .
. . . . 48
Cross Country
. . . . 15
Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Girl's Gym . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Girl's Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Girl's Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6
Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Students
Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
Sophmores . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

�Abbott, Amy 168
Adams, Joseph 54, 168
Adams, Karen 150
Adams, Rebecca
Adams, Tami 144
Adams, Wende
Aderman, Kyle 168
Adkins, Roy
Agnew, Patricia 96, 156
Aguila, Cathy
Aguila, Debra
Ainsworth, James
Akers, Nancy
Akiyama, Dean 168
Alarid, Nadine
Alarid, Ronald
Albin, Rebecca
Alcon, Paul
Alexander, Frank
Alexander, James 12, 53
Alexander, Jimmie
Ali, Abdul 19,168
A lie, Julie 156
Alie, Scott
Alire, Geoffrey
Allen, Freddie
Allen, Kathy
Allen, Peggy
Allen, Richard 156
Allen, Rock 168
Allen Jr., Henry
Alonzo, Isabel 170
Altman, Steve 53, 156,
103
Andersen, Jonathan
Andersen, Mark 96
Anderson, Baycnne
Anderson, Duane
Anderson, Kenneth
Anderson, Pamela
Andrianakos, Alex
Andrianakos, Dena 156
Angelo, Molli
Ant, Lauren 179
Antonopoulos, Kostas
168
Appenfelder, Bruce 47,
156
Appenzeller, Teresa 156
Arenas, Dolores
Arenas, Phillip
Arkulari, Jonathan 44,
47,156
Arkulari, Judith 168
Armendariz, linda
Arnold, Landis 168
Arrington, Joyce
Asbeck, Oscar 179
Ashby, Layne 54, 168
Ashby, Tracy 156
Ashe, Gregory 168
Atencio, Richard
Avellani, Joseph
Avery, Dona 168
Avila, Harold 102
Avila, Howard
Axelrad, Michael 47
Bakken, Julie 23, 27,
150
Bakken, Jean 23,
Barunan, Steven
Barajas, Joseph
Barber, John 57
Barber, Karen 168

Barber, Raymond
Barber, Shari!
Barbour, Doreen
Barnes, Eve
Barnes, Will
Baros, Debra
Baros, Lawrence
Barr, Adrien
Barrett, Felice 168
Barrientos, lisa
Barry, Michael
Bartee, Michael 156
Barth, Laurie 168
Barth, Steven
Barton, Mary 168
Batson, Billy 44, 47,
156
Baumann, Beverly 14,
168
Baumann, James 156
Beach, Jace
Beaird, Carol 84
Beale, Ivan 44,47
Beard, Glenna
Beck, Danny
Becker, Neal
Beckler, Allison 20, 168
Bell, Carolyn 88
Bell, Lawrence 168
Belyea, Clark 19,156
Belyea, Vance 19,156
Benavidez, Theresa
Bendixen, Henry
Bendixen, lisa
Bengston, Jeffrey 18, 156
Banjamin, Janice
Benjamin, Linda
Benjamin, Rory
Bennett, Paul
Berardini, Bruce 156
Berdahl, Mark 54, 156
Berig, Susan
Beringer, Cynthia 168
Beringer, Timothy
Berins, Terrence
Berman, Mark 168
Berridge, Dale 18
Bing, Adrian 168
Blackshear, Rena
Blackshear Jr. Olentus
Blackwell, Brenda
Blair, Carla 156
Blair, Edna 168
Blake, Pamela 14, 37.
168
Blanc, Christoph
Bland, Julia
Blankenship, Vlaerie
46,179
Blashock, Herbie 47,
159
Blaylock, Willie
Blea, Dale
Blevins, Tamra
Bochk, Anne 14, 156
Boggess, Robert
Bolin, Daundra 46, 169
Bollhoefer, Arthur 169
Bollier, Raymond
Bollinger, Ann 169
Bollinger, Stephen
Booker, Darwin
Boonie, Laverne 14,47
Bordeaux, Larry

Borger, Walter
Beringer, David
Bose, Brian 65, 84
Bottum, Jeri 156
Boxer, Alise 156
Boyce, Bonita 156
Boyd, Janet 156
Boyd, Karen 169
Boyd, Terry
Boykin, Michael
Boykin, Patricia
Boyle, Patricia
Bradley, Brian 54, 169
Bradley, Kevin
Bradley, Mark 156
Bradley, Peter 53, 169
Bradhsaw, Terrie 169
Brady, Donald
Brady, Willei 102
Brashears, Ricky 169
Brault, Micheline 47
Brewer, Greg 156
Brickell, Renee 156
Bridges, Sarah 23, 169
Brisco, Darryl
Brisco, Roslyn
Brisco, Teri
Brock, Sidney
Brooke, Blair 169
Brooke, Robert 84
Brooks, Angeline
Brooks, Kristi 47,88
Brown, Anthony
Brown, Carlton 12, 53,
169
Brown, Cathy 156
Brown, Cleophus
Brown, Columbus
Brown, Cytnhia
Brown, Eugenia
Brown, Isadore
Brown, John 156
Brown, Kim 169
Brown, Mark
Brown, Reginald
Brown, Rona 169
Brown, Sherwood 156
Brownson, Daniel 64, 166
Brundage, Kathy 47, 84,
104
Bryant, David 169
Bryant, Kelly 169
Bryant, Michael
Buckley, Sean
Buezek, Charles 8, 84
Buie, Storrr.i 4 7
Bullard, Evelyn
Bullinger, Jan 157
Bundy, David 18, 169
Bundy, Gayle 47, 157
Burdette, Renee 84
Burkes, Keith
Burkhardt, Susan 169
Burleson, Charles 18
Burn Jr., Joseph 169
Burns, Debra 174
Burns, Hugh 169
Burns, Laurel 84
Burrell, Andrea
Burrell, Kenneth 12
Burton Jr. , Gerald 169
Buster, Beth 169
Butcher, Robert 169
Byrd, Reginald

Byrd, Richard 169
Byrd, Ronald
Calderone, Victor
Caldwell, Shedrick 15,
157
Camack, Ervin
Cameron, Chris
Cambell, Keith 19,
169
Campe, Terese
Candelaria, Manuel
Carabajal, Anita 157
Cargill, Gloria
Carlin, Patrick 54, 157
Carlson, Judith
Carolina, Leroy
Carpenter, Marian
Carr, Patricia
Carrillo, Wilma 179
Carroll, Joseph 49
Carruthers, Jacob 169
Carter, Allen
Carter, Florien 156
Carter, Karen 14, 46, 169
Carter, Lawrence 157
Carter, Randall 169
Casias, Tommy
Cason, Debra
Cassidy, John
Castaneda, Donna
Castleberry, Roy 169
Castleman, Cherilyn
Castleman, Darnell 179
Cdebaca, Henry
Cdebaca, Karl
Chanbers, Jodi 84
Chambers, Joseph 14, 157
Chandler, Arthur 8
Charman, Anthony
Chase, Gregory 19, 157
Chavez, Elizabeth
Cheny, Stephen 15, 54, 157
Chinn, Stephanie 46, 157
Chong, In 170
Christy, Robert 170
Chubb, Robbie
Chubb, Steven
Cinocco, Dawnna 157
Cisneros, Mark 39, 179
Clark, C.
Clark, Janet 20, 170
Clark, Patricia
Clark, Paticia A.
Cleworth, Montgomery
54, 170
Clifton, Diannia
Clinkingbeard, Sharon
14, 157
Cloud, Arthur
Cloud, Bobby
Cody, David
Colbert, Debra 156
Colby, Scott
Cole, Cindy 23
Cole, Derek
Cole, James
Cole, Jerilyn
Coel, Todd 8, 53,157
Coleman, India 46
Collins, Emmett
Collins, Johnnie
Collins, Tom 170
Collison, Robert 53
Combs, Helen

Conner, Randy
Connolly, Rodney
Connolly, Scott
19, 56, 157
Contreras, Henry
Cook, James 170
Cook, Victoria
Cooksey, James 8,
157
Cooksey, John 8
Coombs, Charles
Cooper, Diane
Cooper, Karin
Cooper, Robert
Copeland, Sterling
19,54
Coppel, Steven
Coquillard, Mary 157
Corbett, Eric 170
Cordova, Paul
Correa, Eugene 170
Counts, Katherine 20,
47,157
Cowan, David 170
Cozart, Calvin
Craft, Stephen 170
Craig, Marcia 157, 38
Craig, Pamela
Craighead, Susan
Cramer, Julia
Crandall, David
Crandall, De bra 1 79
Crandall, Diane
Crawford, Colin 84,38
Crawford, Laurie 20, 84
Crawford, Teresa
Cressy, Brenda
Crites, Darren
Crites, Denise 104
Crosby, Howard
Culpepper, Pamela
Cumberland, Richard 84
Cummings, Douglas 157
Cummings, Shunda
Curley, Mark
Dabney, Terry
Dahlin, Kurt
Dailey, Denise
Daugherty, Billy
Davidson, Daniel
Davis, Cecial
Davis, Charles
Davis, Claricy
Davis, Donna 14
Davis, Edward 8, 53,
157
Davis, Glenda
Davis, Gregg
Davis, Justin
Davis, Laura 170
Davis, linda 157
Davis, May 157
Davis, Michael 157
Davis, Robert
Davis, Rosie 157
Davis, Worthy 49
Davis, Zackary
Dawkins, Valli 46, 157
De Herrera, Arthur
De Herrera, Michael
Dea, Ann 157
Dean, Susan
Dean, Troy 170
Deboer, Darren

183

�Deherrera, Jerry 170
Deherrera, Richard
Deibert, Anita
Deitrich, Leslie 64, 84
Delaney, Alma
Delatorre, Alice 179
Deleon, Guadalupe
Deleon, Rebecca 170
Delgado, Enrique
Deloach, Anthony
Delphia, Anthony 179
Delphia, Daniel 19
Dennis, Rickey 102, 157
Depperschmidt, Brenda
158
Depperschmidt, Diane
Depperschmidt, Jason
170
Derose, Margaret
Derose, Martha 47, 84
Derr, Murtha 158, 104
Diprofio, William 44,
47, 166
Dixon, Renee 46, 158,
104
Doane, Kimberley 170
Dock, Scott 16, 170
Doi, Ken 8, 53, 158
Dolbow, Vanessa
Dominguez, Anna
Donaldson, Christopher
Donaldson, Larry
Dorsey, Tekoa 158
Dotson, Timothy
Doyle, Richard
Duhaime, Rosemary 170
Duke, Rolfe
Dulacki, Mary 170
Duncan, Lenora
Duncan, Martha 46, 58
Dunlap, Dale 170
Dunn, Dave 44, 47
Dunn, N.
Dunning, Melissa 104
Durall, Chad
Durall, John
Duran, Abraham
Duran, Celestino
Duran, Clyde
Duran, Donald 158
Duran, Jacob
Duran, Kay
Duran, Theresa
Durham, Denise
Dwight, Jenee 46, 170
Dyer, Melanie 158
Earley, Beverly 158
Early, John
Edmonds, Carol
Egan, Karen 170
Eggman, Brent
Eichenberger, David 39,
44, 47, 84
Eichenberger, Stephen 47
Eitemiller, Jennifer
Eitzel, Tammy 88
Elder, Craig 46, 176
Elder, Loreli
Elder, Ramon 158
Eliason, Catherine 20,
158
Ellerbee, Angela 4 7, 158
Ellerbee, Veronica 170
Ellington, Monyett 14

184

Elliott, Gwen 170
Elliot, Susan 84, 88
Ellis 1 Kathryn
Embleton, Diane
Emmons, Suzan 102
Empey, Lori 158
Enderlein, Carina
Engels, William
Enriquez, Karen
Eppich, Brett 171
Erickson, Diana 158
Eugene, Terence
Evans, Beverly
Evans, Harold 8, 53,
158
Evans, Joy
Fair, Cheryl171
Fair, Felecia 179
Falkenberg, Virginia 20,
171
Farland, June 47, 158
Farris, Kathleen
Faus, Randy 171
Faust, Sharon 171
Fechtner, Robert 158
Fedde, Kerry 158
Ferrari, Angela 171
Fiala, Josef
Fianz, William
Fields, Dewayne
Fisher, Laura
Fisher, Myrtle 158
Fisher, William
Fizer, Diane 46
Flannery, Michael
Flook, Robert 47, 84
Flores, Robert
Florez, Anita
Floyd, Katie
Floyd, Mary 23, 88
Floyd, Michelle
Focht, Glenn
Fogler, Ollie
Fogler, Yul 179
Ford, Deborah
Foss Jr., Richard L.
Foster, Charles
Foster, Jan
Foston, Esther
Fox, David 84
Francis, Robert
Franklin, Pamela
Frazier, Marlon 49
Freer, Christine
Friedman, Richard
Friedman, Theodore 16,
84
Frost, Jackie
Forst, Kyle
Frye, David
Fugett, Tina
Fujii, Donna 171
Fuller, Floyd
Fuller, Michelle 99
Furedy, Charles 158
Gaddis, Robert
Gagnon, Chuck 57, 171
Gallegos, Joseph
Gallegos, Leroy
Gallegos, Lora 158
Gallegos, Marcie
Gallegos, Michael
Games, Peggy 46, 179
Gandy, Leslie

Gandy, Scott 171
Cant, Kevin
Gantt, Olive
Garamella, Robert
Garcia, Cynthia 158
Garcia, Eleasnor
Garcia, Genero
Garcia, George 46
Garcia, Terry
Garcie, Wayne 53, 171
Gardner, Amy
Gardner, Randle
Garrett, Celine 158
Garrett, Deborah 171
Gash, Michael 53
Gater, Mark
Gatseos, Deno 171
Gay, Johnathan 46, 171
Geary, Martin 8
Gebhart, Jegg
Gianulis, Christine
Gibbons, Robert 54
Gibbons, Tommy
Gibney, James
Gifford, Barbara 179
Gifford, Susan
Gilbert, Collette 171
Gilbert, James
Gilbert, Jody 47
Gilbert, Joyce 171
Gillespie, Michael 171
Gilson, Roshan
Ginn, Thomas 171
Ginsburg, Bruce 158
Glick, Jo
Glick, Sara 171
Glista, Louis
Goble, Melissa 23
Godin5, Lois 171
Goick, Cindy 166
Goldberg, Benjamin
Goldberg, Elise 171
Goldberg, Jonathan 84
Gomez, Christine
Gomez, Gerald
Gomez, Karla 39
Gonzales, Angela 166
Gonzales, Elizabeth
Gonzales, Karl
Gonzalez, Joaquin
Gonzalez, Leonard 166
Gooch, Eileen 159
Gordon, Carole 46
Gordon, Jeffry 8
Gordon, William 49
Gore, Terry
Gorman, Kenneth
Gossard, James 166
Gotaas, Erik 19. 171
Gould, Gabriel 159
Graham, Debra 171
Grassier, Richard 12, 53,
171
Gray, AAron
Gray, Donovan 8, 159
Gray, Georgean
Gray, James
Gray Jr., Johnny 12, 171
Grayson, James 171
Grayson, Onedia 171
Grayson, Tacklon
Greathorse Jr., Ivory
Green, Kevin
Greene, Alan

Greene, Lawrence 53
Greene, Randall 171
Greenwood, Jo 159
Greet, Michael12, 172
Gregory, Terri 172
Greiner, David 16
Griego, Stanley 46, 159
Griffin, Roger
Griffith, Amy
Griffith, William 172
Grogan, Linda
Grogan, Terry
Groody, William
Groves, Byron 172
Groves, Leneta 159
Grubesix, Daniel
Grubesic, John
Guentzel, Gail
Guettero, Raleigh 159
Guerrero, Raphael 172
Guerrero, Ruben
Guerrero, Rudolph
Guess, Sherry
Gunn, Monica
Gutierrez, Louis
Guzman, Rick
Guzman, Shermaine 172
Haaker, Robert 54, 159
Haaker, William
Haas, Frank
Hackney, John
Haggerty, Gayle
Hairston, Dwain 159
Haldeman, David
Haley, Sean 8, 159
Haley, Timothy 172
Hall, Cynthe 56, 84
Hall, Joni 44, 47, 159
Halladay, Heidi
Halley, Billy
Halley, Sheila
Halley, Jerry
Hals, Charles
Halsig, Roger 46
Halverson, Jay 12, 172
Halvorsen, Michael 172
Hamburg, Kenneth
Hamburg, William 159
Hamilton, Frankie
Hamilton, Marty
Hammond, Pamela
Hammond, Susan 104
Hampton, Kenneth 159
Hampton, Michael19,
172
Hancock, Kathleen 172
Hancock, Scott
Hanifen, Danny 159
Hannon, Kelly 16, 53
Hansen, Greg
Hansen, Marianne
Haralampoulos, Marg
Harden, Charles
Hardy, Dennis
Hardy, Kathleen 172
Hardy, Myrtle
Harmon, Donald
Harms, David 172
Harms, Jane 159
Harper, Elaine
Harris, Bruce 8
Harris, Janice
Harris, Marlean
Harris, Michael

Harris, Pearl
Harris, Reginald
Harris, Richard
Harrison, Belinda
Harrison, Dennis
Hart, Cyndi
Hart, Dan 53
Hartlaub, Maureen 159
Hartman, Richard 19, 159
Harvey, Nancy 159, 389
Hatch, Sally 159
Hathaway, Thomas 19, 159
Hauck, Cindy 159
Hauck, Douglas 53, 159
Havens, Paul
Hawkins, Greg
Hawkins, John
Hawkins, Tommie
Hayek, Samuel
Haynes, Katherine 47,
38
Haynes, Michael 53, 172
Heartfield, Virginia
Heiliger, Deborah 172
Heimerl, Lucille 172
He no, Andrea 159
Hensen, Cynthia
Henslin, Patricia
Herbold, Lisa 179
Herbold, Pat
Herd, Charles
Herlinger, Chris 159
Herrera, Teddy
Herrera, Zandra 159
Herron, Amy 46, 172
Herron, Marvin 44, 47
Herron, Sara 172
Hickman, Staci 102, 159
Hill, Jackie
Hill, Walter 57, 172
Hilton, Lane 179
Hinterreiter, Cullen 172
Hinterreiter, Mark
Hintgen, Mark 44, 47
Hocker, Mark 12, 172
Hodge, Evitt 172
Hodge, Gloria
Hodge, Regina
Hodge, Renne 179
Hodison, Michael
Hogan, Tamara 14, 166
Holder, Don 56, 166
Holle, Christopher 173
Hollie, Star 166
Hollie, William
Holloway, Gloria
Honea, Susie 166
Honeyman, Rebecca
Hora, Karla
Horan, Karen 23, 371 84
Horton, Dwayne
Hosea, Roger 12, 54,

173
Hoskins, Pamela 160
Hoskins, Sally 47
Hostetler, Patricia
Hostetler, Terry
Houston, Sharon
Howard, Martin 173
Howard, Patricia 37, 47,
160, 38
Howard, Rodney
Hristopoulos, Dimiarios
160

�Jordan, Toni 46, 99
Hruza, Steven 15, 47
Juarez, Diana 173
Hudson, Laurie 46, 173
Judkins 1 Boris 4 7
Hudspeth, Gene
Juhl, Derk
Huffer, Gene
Huffer, Lynne 173
Junkin, Cherelyn
Kachel, Lita
Hunt, Jocelyn
Kaelberer, Russell47
Hunt, Lee
Kahre, Erik 160
Hunt, Michelle 160
Kane 1 Christine 84, 96
Hunt, Quentin 173
Karr, Lora
Hurd, Carolyn
Kawano, Richard 16, 160
Hurst, Craig
Kawano, Thomas 8, 44,
Hutchinson, Karen
Hutton, Billie 173
47, 160
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Keables, James 47, 54,
lngra~, Elizabeth 173
160
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Keenan, Dirus
160
Keenan, Willard
Isaak, Steven 180
Keil, Kathy 173
Isaak, Laura
Keliiholokai, Kathleen
Ivery, Brian 12, 173
Keliiholokai, Sherrie 160
Jackson, Benjamin
Keliiholokai, Tami 47
Jackson, Darrell
Jackson, Edward
Keller, James 160
Jackson, Kim 160
Keller 1 Lonny
Jackson, Lawanda 99,
Keller 1 Theresa 65
Kelley 1 Victoria
160
Jackson, Reginald 73
Kelly, Crystal
Kelly 1 Michael
Jaeggi, Sylvia
Kelly, Raynita
Jakicic, James 84
Kelso, Rachel173
Jakicic, Robert 173
Kendrick, Luangela 160
James, Beatrice
Kennec, Klifton 56, 173
James, Beth
Kennedy, Kevin
James, Emmette
Kennedy, Michael
James, Roger
Kerswill, Christine 160
Jamison, Valerie
Kesinger, Eric 56, 160
Jara, David
Keys, Deberice 160
Jardine, Debra 160
Keys, Edward
Jenkins, Michael 160
Kilfoyle, Jacquelin 160
Jenson, Cheryl
!&lt;"incaid, Kendall 173
Jent, Barbara 173
Jesse 1 Jadquelin, 88, 160 Kindred, Kernyce 161
Kinkel, Connie 47
Jewett, Maritza 46
Joffrion, Melanie 14, 173 Kinkel, Peter 161
Kinsall, Martha
Johnson, Alan
Kirchof, Mary 180
Johnson, Anita 173
Kirchof, Sharon
Johnson, Bret 104, 160
Kirchner, Kellie
Johnson, Carl 12, 173
Kirkwood, Ida 174
Johnson, David
Kirkwood, Scott 8, 53
Johnson, Deborah
Kitchen Jr., Richard 174
Johnson, Frances
Klein, Amy 23, 174
Johnson, Harold 173
Kline, Edward
Johnson, Keith
Kloss, Karen
Johnson, Penny
Kloss, Kathy
Johnson, Renard 49
Klosterman, Barbara 124
Johnson, Roger
Klosterman, Janet
Johnson, Valerie
Klugar, Rachel 161
Johnson Jr. , Charles
Knight, Gerald
Johnston, Alicia 23, 160
Knox, Elizabeth
Johnston, Bruce 160
Knutson, Kris
Johnston, Jeffrey 173
Koktavy, Douglas
Johnston, Kare
Kosmicki, Matthew 161
Johnston, Darrell 180
Kral, Tandy 174
Jolly 1 Olando
Kregarman, Julie
Jones, Craig 104
Krichevsky 1 Nancy 180
Jones, David
Krywonis, Lubomyr
Jones 1 Eliza beth 173
Kulik, Margaret
Jones, June
Kurtzman, Richard
Jones 1 Kathleen
Labadie 1 Gregory
Jones, Luwan 160
Labadie, Harry 12, 174
Jones, Pamela
Lagrimanta, Dawn
Jones, Paul
Lambrecht, Susan 174
Jones, Robert 173
Lamers, George 161
Jones, Scott 39 1 54, 160
Landgraf£, Dianne
Jordan, Leland

Landrum, Lee
Lane 1 Michael
Langhofer, Mikayo 160
Laperriere, Michelle 39
Laperriere, Renee 20
Larson, Linnea
Law 1 Derrick 174
Law, Lucy 84
Lawrence, Rita 180
Leaden, Denise 16
Lean, Bettina
Leaver, June 20, 161
Lederer, Rachel 174
Lee, Angeline
Lee, Annie
Lee 1 Cheryl 174
Lee, Christopher
Lee, Jonathan
Lee, Lynn
Lee, Mary
Lee, ita 14, 99
Lee, Timothy
Leroux, Kathryn 174
Leroux, Thomas
Letcher, Angela 174
Levy, Darcy 49
Levy 1 Jeffrey 161
Lewallen, Kent 161, 104
Lewis, Anita 161
Light, Lauren
Light, William 96
Lightner 1 Richard
Lilak, Roderick 174
Liljedahl, Lisa 174
Liljefose 1 Tony
Littlejohn, Paul
Littlejohn, Teresa 174
Littlethunder 1 Theresa
Lobato, Emily 161. 180
Lobato, Julie 174
Loftin, Edna
Loggins, Melvin 102
London, Pamela
Lopez, Cabrini
Lopez, Louise
Lott, Joseph
Loury, Kirk 161
Love 1 Diane 46
Loving, Karen 161
Lovitt, Sharon 20
Lowe 1 Jeanine
Lowe, Kevin
Lowry, Cynthia 161
Lubchenco, Caroly 20,
38
Lucas, Michael
Lucero, Steven 46
Lucero, Timothy
Luevano, Arthur
Lukton, Bert 19
Luna, Mark 16
Luna, Richard 16, 53,
174
Lyle, Mark
Lynons, Glenn
Lyons, Leonard
Mac eal, Debora
Mack, Charron 174
Mackelvie, Phil 54
Macklin, Janice 14
Maddox, Cora
Magnie, Joan 23, 174
Mahoney, Patrick 161
Maifarth, Paul

McDaniel, Tonya 99
Maine, Mary
McFarland, Oingle
Maldanado, Carlos
McGarry, Elizabeth 180
Mallard, Lura
McGarry, Mary 37, 84
Malone, Gwen 14
McGee, Leann
Malone, Partia 46
McGuire 1 Kathleen
Mann, James
McKee, Harriet 4 7
Manzanares, Glen
Me eal, Lela 46
Manzanares, Katherine
McWilliams 1 Christy 4 7,
Marcey 1 Robert
161
Mariani, James 147
Meislahn, Angela 161
Mariani, Jean 166
Meislahn, Bradley 175
Markham, Daniel 104
Mejia, Theresa
Marquez, Brenda
Melamed, Faina
Marquez, Patricia
Melcher Albert
Marquez, Rebecca
1elcher 1 Sarah 46, 175
Marsh, Marsha
Melville, Brian
Marshall, Edward 54,
Mercer, Amy 47, 161
174
Mercer, Susan 46, 175
Marshbank, Betty 174
Metherd, Chris 175
Marshbank, Lavon 49
1etherd, Jerald
Martin, John
Meurer, Rudolph
Martin, Kenneth
Meurer, Valerie 175
Martin, Myrna
Meyer, Gregory 99, 175
Martin, Paige
Meyer, Patrick 84
Martin, Robert
Meyer, Stephen 15, 54
Martin, Robin
~1eyer, William 162
Martin, Ronald
Micaud, Charles 162
Martin, Rosie
Mikel, Todd 12
Martin, Tracy 174
Miles, Michelle
Martinez, Daniel
Millard, Michael
Martinez, Georgia
Miller, Dawn, 99, 175
Martinez, Gertrude
Miller, Karen
Martinez, Joseph
Miller, Karl
Martinez, Joseph
Miller, Karla
Martinez, Linda
Miller, Kim !62
Martinez, Louis 56
Miller, Kim
Martinez, Michael
Miller, Leslie 162
Martinez, Monica
Miller, Lore l
Martinez, Robert
Miller, Mark 162, 42
Martinez, Victor
Miller 1 Mikiann 175
Mason, Kathleen
1iller 1 Regina 175
Mason, Theresa 46
1iller, Susan 162
Mason, Tyrone 174
1ilsap, Richard 49
Masters, Brian
1ilsap, Robert 12, 57,
Masters, Kenneth
175
Matheney, Robert
1ims, Dorinda
Matney, Katherine 161
Mitchell, Dwight
Mattox, David
Mitchell, Gregory 175
Mattox, Mike
Mitchell, John 8, 44, 47
Mauries, Zoe 174
Miyazawa, Sherri 62
May, William 8
Mize, Kelly
Mayorga, Jose
• 1onaghan, Timothy 162
Mayorga, Yolanda 161
. 1ondragon, Barbara 162
Mays, Kenneth 57
1onismith, Mitchell 47,
Mays, Terrence
Mays, Timothy
49
1onroe, Helen
McBride, Kimberly
Monroe, 1ark
McCaslin, Jackie 161
1onroe 1 Virginia
McClard, Deana 161
Montoya, Byron 162
McCollum, J. Ruth
McDonald, Philip 19
1oody, Jimmie
Me eil, Michael 161
Moore, Jennifer, 162
McWilliams, Douglas
1oore, Julius
Moore, Romny
McCleave, Bruce 57
1cClung, Kathleen 174 Moore, Scott 175, 180
Moore, Willie
McCollum, Cheryl 20,
Moore, Willis
161
McComas, Scott
1oralez, Charlotte
!\1cConnell, David 54,
Morrill Kenneth
84
Morris, Jon
McCoy 1 Kelly
Morris, Jon a than 84
McCraner, John 161
Morton, William 12, 99,
McCune, Christoph
175
Mosgovoy, Barbara 46, 17
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�Mosgovoy, Julia
Mosley, Carl
Mosley, Kenneth
Mosley, Sharyn 46
Motley, Karen
Motz, 1onica 162, 104
1ueller, Cincy
1uhlbauer, Peter
Mulcahy, Molly 162
Mulcahy, Patrick 47
Muller, Charles
Muller, Paul
Munds, Gayle 180
Mundt, Michele 46, 84
Munnerlyn, Paulette 162
Munoz, Richard
Murphy, Audrey 162
Murray, Robert
Murray, Thomas 175
Musselman, Johnna
1ustoe, Bryon
athan, Karen
aylor, Glen
aylor, Mike 8
eher, Phillip
ellhaus, Stephanie 23,
47, 162
Nelson, Aimee 46
elson, James 12, 175
elson, Kalyn
elson, Robin 175
elson, Zunnie
emmers, Gary
emmers, William
ettles, Lachelle
Neuberger, Edward
Nevins, Sharon 46
ewton, Brady
Nguyen, Chau Lang
Nguyen, My 175
igh, Cheryl 175
oble, David
roble, Winston
olan, Barry 175
orman, Kathy 175
orthington, Kirk
orthinton, Samuel
Norton, Melvin 180
Norwood, Christine
orwood, Earnestin
orwood, James
uechterlein, Stephen
unez, Alfonso 39
Odonnell, Terry
Oettli, Sally 84
Olander, Eric
Olander, John 19
Oldham, David 175
Oleary, Shannon 20, 175
Omalley, Gaye 14
Oneill, Terrance
Ortega, Anthony 8
Ortiz, James
Osborne, Jamie 162
Ostrom, Sandra 175
Oswald, Valerie
Oten, Joann 162
Ovitz, David
Owens, Carol
Ownsabre, Lois
O'Malley, Patrick 57
Paden, Delores
Padilla, Markus 162
Padilla, Rebecca 175

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Padilla, Tom
Padzik, John
Paige, Stanley
Parachini, Debra 175
Parachini, Terri
Parkinson, Jonathan 175
Parks, Calvin 12, 176
Parks, Debra
Parks, Kelvin
Parks, Sandy
Parks, Sherran
Parmele, James
Parson, Donald 96
Parsons, Kevin 56
Parsons, Susan 44, 47,
162
Perkins, David
Peres, Mariann
Peres, Michael
Parrin, Harriet 162
Pervis, William
Peshlakai, Zilla 162
Peterson, Silvia
Peterson, Preston •
Pettes, Anthony
Pezzi, Jorge
Phillips, Andrea 176
Phillips, Charles 162
Phillips, Karen 162
Phillips, Mary 176
Phillips, Terry
Picher, Katherine 176
Pierre, Joelle 162
Pilman, 1ichael
Plaven, Tommy
Plunkett, 1ary
Poisson, David
Polich, Laurel 162
Polk, Barbara 162
Ponce, Phillip
Ponder, Phyllis 102, 163
Porter, Leon
Porter, Michael
Porter, Roberta
Potts, Connie 102
Poultney, Pauline 163
Pounds, Rory 163
Powell, Bobby
Powell, Sharon
Price, Glen 163
Priester, Erich 18
Pugmire, Ann 163
Pugmire, John
Pugmire, Kevin 180
Purfiled, Hilary
Pye, Mary
Pytell, Daniel
Qualy, Scott
Quedenfeld, Daniel
Quedenfeld, Jill 46, 176,
104
Quezada, Debra 163
Quezada, Ramona
Quick, Dale 19, 176
Quick, Van 19, 163
Quinonez, Jesus 176
Quinonez, Paquita
Quintana, Barbara 176
Quintana, Carol
Quintana, Elizabeth 20
Quintana, Leroy
Rabson, Barry 163
Radam, Joyce

Radosevich, Brad 163,
Robnett, Steven
104
Rockwell, Sarah 20, 44,
47, 84
Radosevich, Paul 104
Rodriquez, Debra
Rainguet, Micheal
Rodriquez, Anna 176
Raleigh, Bridget
Rodriquez, Donna
Rand, Phillip
Rodriquez, Frankie
Randall, Karen 163
Randall, ancy 88, 196 Rogers, William 96, 163
Rohrs, William
Randall, Richard
Rollerson, Victor
Randolph, Mark 47
Romer, Christopher 19,
Range, Larry 53
176
Rankin, Jackie
Romero, Robin
Ransom, Doleta
Romero, Robin
Ransom, Robert
Rose, Robert
Rath, Ian
Ray, Harvey
Rose, Ruth 163
Rose, William 176
Ray, Kirk 8, 53, 163
Razatos, Spiro
Ross, Charles
Reavey, Lisa 37, 163
Ross, Margaret
Redd, Michael
Roth, Victor 176
Reddick, Cynthia
Rothenberg, Steven 8, 84
Reddick, David
Rottman, Raymond 8, 53,
Reece, Bret 176
163
Reed, Fernay 163
Rousseau, Dory
Reed, Julie
Rousseau, Julie 163
Reed, Robert
Row ley, Thomas 44, 4 7
Reedy, Patricia 163
163
Regas, Marie 46, 163
Roybal, Ronald
Reid, Michael
Royse, Jeanine
Reifsteck, Jeffrey
Rubenstein, Linda 37,
Renno, S amir
163
Reschak, Bradford 99,
Ruby, Terry 163, 43
176
Rupp, Linda
Rushing, Brenda 163
Reum, Colette 176
Russ, Stephen
Reum, Ruth 84
Ryan, Dennis
Revitte, John
Revitte, Matt 53
Ryan, Matthew 176
Reynolds Ronald
Sadrpour, Mohannad
Rhodes, laura
Safarian, Kelli
Salas, Frederick
Rhone, Robert
Rhyne, John 163
Saltus, Mark 46, 176
Rice, David
Saltus, Vivian 44, 47,
Rice, Richard
84
Rice, Ruth 44, 47
Salz, Ellen 46
Rice, Steven 12. 176
Samaras, Vasso
Richard, Casper
Samuels, Michael
Richard, Sharon 99
Sanchez, Annette
Richards, Margaret 46
Sanchez, Carol
Sanchez, Michael
Richardson, Gwendolyn
37, 47
Sanders, Michael 176
Sarlo, Christine 163
Richardson, James 8
Saucier, Melvin
Richardson, Marvin 46,
176
Sawyer, Julia
Sawyer, Veronica
Richardson, Peter
Sawyer, Vonzel 176
Richardson, Tifford
Scales, Cynthia
Richie, Jerry 176
Rickards, Megan
Scales, John
Rico, Tommy
Scales, Mary
Riede, Joseph
Schaffer, Lance 54, 176
Riede, Patricia 20, 37,
Scharf, Bennett
176
Schenkmen, Faye
Riesenman, Lucy
Scherrer, Charles 176
Riley, Loretta
Schiel, Nancy 163
Riley, Richard 176
Schissler, Jerry 164
Ritums, Eduards
Schlagel, Robert 12, 57,
Roach, Donald
177
Roberts, Darryl
Schlagel, Sue 23, 84
Robert, Don 176
Schmidt, Brian
Robert, Gary 49
Schmidt, Michael
Roberts, Mary 168
Schmidt, Patricia
Robinson, Darnell
Schmiedel, Steven 164
Robinson, Harry 186
Schmuck, Frances
Robinson, Jenice
Schnell, Vonna 14, 164
Robinson, Sandra
Schoeberlein, John

Schoeberlein, Joseph
Schoen, Gary 54
Schoenbaun, Scott
Schoenthaler, Philip
Schomp, Ronald 164
Schultz, Carol
Schultz, Thomas 8
Schupp, Robin 39, 47
Schwartzberg, Beth 164
Schwartzberg, John 177
Schweid, Ann
Schweigert, Richard 177
Scott, Lorena
Scott, Lorraine 177
Scott, Stacie 88, 164
Scott, Victoria
Seaman, Mary
Sear, Conrad 47, 164
Segobia, Alfred
Segobia, Leenock
Sellers, Kathy 177
Serre, Claudie 164
Server, Barbara 164
Settambrino, George 164
Shackley, Noreen 177
Shanley, Glenda 14, 164
Shariff, Alim
Sharritt, Becky 164
Sheard, Lawrence 96
Shepard, Terry 177
Sherman, Paris 177
Shoeboot, Elizabeth
Shoffstall, Krista 20, 164
Shoffstall, Tenlee
Short, Brenda 177
Shosky, Catherine 164
Shur, Michael16, 177
Shwayder, Kerri 39, 164
Side, Dan 164
Sidwell, Natalie 177
Simmons, Mark 56
Simms, Mark
Sinopoli, Cynthia 164
Sisneros, Julia
Skeeters, Nancy 177
Skinner, John
Skinner, Kelli 164, 104
Skubal, Sue
Slaughter, Damita 177
Slaughter, D'nel177
Slaughter, Ricky
Sloan, Gerald 39
Sly, Donna 20, 39, 177
Sly, Jerry
Sly, Terry
Smith, Arthur
Smith, Beth 177
Smith, Candace
Smith, Cheryl
Smith, Christine
Smith, Curtis
Smith, Diane
Smith, Kevin 8, 164
Smith, Leslie
Smith, Monty
Smith, Nathelle
Smith, Pamela 23, 177
Smith, Phoebe 164
Smith, Robert 8, 54
Smith, Robert
Smith, Rosalind
Smith, Steven 96
Smith, Tanya 177
Smith, Vaeria

�Sneed, John 47
Sneed, Rodney
Snelling, Benjamin 84
Sola, Patrick 54
Soltanovich, Sofia 164
Somer, Lenore 177
Soran, John
Sorenson, David 84
Spar, Susan
Sprague, Jerald
Stanton, Kathleen
Stanton, Stephen 19, 53,
164
Starbuck, Patrick 164
Stark, Erin
Starks, Denise 164
Starks, Ramon
Stay, Carl 47
St. Clair, Barbara 46
Stecknam, Kelly
Steder, Laura 46, 164
Stefanik, Michael
Steiner, Sarah 64, 164
Stefanik, Michael
Steiner, Sarah 64, 84
Stephens, Anna
Stephens, Lee
Stephens, Tracy 164
Stephens, Virginia 47
Stevens, Dana 164
Stevens, Erin
Stevens, Kelly
Stevens, Kirk 18, 177
Stevens, Theresa 164
Stoffel, Anthony
Stone, Blane 177
Stone, Kermit
Stott, Samuel 19, 46,
177
Stott, William 8, 53
Stout, Kevin
Stowers, Ar.med
Stroh, Kimberly
Strom, Bonita
Strong, Martha 47
Strong, William 177
Struble, William 12, 53,
177
Suazo, Ferdinand
Suazo, Herman
Suazo, Robert
Sullivan, Mark
Sunderwirth, Stanley
Sutherland, Michael
Sutton, Carol
Sutton, Cecille
Swafford, Scott
Tafoya, Jimmy 164
Tafoya, Theresa

Tahy, Flora
T amaki, Suzanne
Tartt&gt; ler, John
Taylor, Daine 46, 177
Taylor, Lori
Taylor, Sheree
Tazawa, Dick
Tazawa, Gary 164
Tenhaeff, Craig
Tenhaeff, Terilyn
Thames, Daphne
Thames, Darell
Tharp, Jay 164
Tharp, Ronald 177
Thiel, Shannon
Thomas, Gary
Thomas, Jeffrey
Thomas, Joyce 177
Thomas, Keith 99, 177
Thomas, Kenneth
Thomas, Lisa 47
Thomas, Lori 23, 164
Thomase, Mark 84
Thome, Peter
Thompson, Julie
Thompson, Tami
Thome, Donald 177
Thornton, Milton 177
Thurston, Stephanie 177
Timozek, Tammy 84
Tirone, Paul 177
Toliver, Debora
Toliver, Gail
Tomlingson, Paul
Tooley, Keith 178
Tooley, Patrick 15, 54,
164
Topham, Carolyn 178
Torres, Margarita
Torrez, Eloise
Torrez, Gloria
Tovar, Adela 164
Townsend, Julie 44, 47,
84
Trahan, Beverly 47
Traqler, Edwin
Treffinger, Cynthia 84
Trevino, Ana 164
Trevino, David
Trevino, Sergio 178
Trommeter, Dave
Truair, Anne
Truax, Robert
Trujillo, Frank 53
Trujillo, James 178
Trujillo, Joann
Trujillo, Manuel
Trujillo, Nick 53
Trujillo, Raymond

Trujillo, Richard
Trumbule, Kendall, 180
T sosie, Lillie
Turner, Perry 8, 53
Tweeten, Jim 16, 84
Typher, Bruce 53
Typher, Judith 178
Udevitz, Debbie 164
Ueda, Steve
Uhl, Sheila
Uhl, Shirlee
Ulibarri, Annette 178
Ulwelling, Richard
Urban (Cooper) Kelly
Valenzuela, Fred 164
Valverde, John
Van Buskirk, Kay 164
Van Etten, Karen 178
Vanderschaaf, Dave
Vann, Robert
V anvelkinburg, Irene 46
Vasquez, Larry
Vasquez, Michael
Vaughn, Cedric
Vaughn, George
Vaga Cota, Luis
Veitch, John
Velarde, Valerie 46
Velarde, Vivian
Venters, Martin 164
Vestle, Rodeana
Vicars, Edward 18
Vicars, Mollody 84
Vigil, Anthony
Vigil, Beverly
Vigil, Richard 8, 47, 84
Villa, Esther
Villagrama, Jr., Vincente
164
Villegas, Martin
Viveros, Lawrence
Viveros, Ofelia 46
Vonstrohe, Stan 8, 53
Vukonich, Vince
Wadlington, Anita
Walker, Bernard
Walker, Kathy
Walker, Sharon 180
Walker, Terry
Wall, Jean
Wallace, Bush
Waller, Darryl 164
Waller, Dwayne, 178
Walsh, Kathleen 178
Walsh, Kathleen
Walsh, Thomas
Walsh, Thomas 99
Walston, Ava
Walston, Kenneth 8, 56

Walton, Edna 164
Walton, Sandra 178
Walton, Sharon
Wamsley, Karen
Warn, Maurice
Warner, Allen
Washburn, Christ 164
Washington, Alan 56
Washington, Bobbie 23,
178
Washington, Diana
Washinton, Teri
Watkins, Dawn
Watkins, Swana
Watson, Candance
Watts, Janne 164
Watss, John 54, 164
Watts, Reginald
Westhersby, Tom 178
Weaver, Daneil
Weaver, John 178
Weber, Clara 23
Weber, James
Weems, Steven
Wehner, Elizabeth 20, 84
Wehner, Russell 19, 54,
178
Weil, Jr., Edward
Weinberg, Matthew 39,
178
Welch, Mark 164
Welch, Pamela 178
Wellman, Katherine
Wells, Barbara 178
Wells, Clifford 164
Wells, Elizabeth 164
Wells, Monetta
Wesley, Michael
West, Regina
Westhoff, Joann 166
Weston, Cary
Wetmore, Dale
Wheeler, Brian
White, Cynthia 178
White, Earl 57, 178
White, Sherman 12
White, Wendy 178
Whitetail, Peggy
Wides, Michel 88, 166
Wides, Samuel 54, 178
Wilbur, Andrew
Wilderson, Glenn 166
Wilderson, Phillip
Wilkins, Darlene 178
Wilkinson, Jeffrey 166
Willard, Lief
Williams, Andre
Williams, Carla
Williams, Cornelius

Williams, Jeana
Williams, Lahyonne
Williams, Robert
Williams, Steve
Williams, Terrence
Williams, Timothy
Williams Walter
Williams, Jr., Leroy 8,
53
Willis, Nani 44, 47
Willis, Yanina
Wills, Johnnie
Wilson, Brian 53
Wilson, Dana
Wilson, Debra 44, 47,
88, 96
Wilson, Gloria
Wilson, Goldie
Wilson, Harry 46
Wilson, Michael
Wilson, Ricardo 57, 178
Wilson, Tamara
Wimberly, Clifton
Winlock, Stephanie
Winter, Robert
Winters, Barbara
Wippler, Linda 84
Wise, Nancey 166
Wommack, Gaylan 178
Wommack, Judy 47, 166
Wong, Joseph
Woods, Kenton
Worsley, William
Wortham, Kevin 8, 47
Wos, Maria
Wrenn, Gregory 54, 178
Wright, Gina
Wright, Glenn
Wright, John 179
Wylie, Jon
Yarabeck, Ann 20, 179
Yarbrough, Clarence
Yarter, Jennifer 39, 47,
166
York, Anetha
York, Karen
Young, Michael47, 166
Young, Nancy 179
Young, Patricia 166
Zamora, John 102
Zamora, Rudy
Zirkelbach, Amy 166
Zook, John 166
Zook, Robert 179

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rates, Sue's mom, Robert Waxman for photo
supplies, Coer's brewery for --well, you know,
Brian Lee for being dumb enough to be our sponsor another year, and for his "quality" jokes,
Various typewriter companies for unfailing workmanship, American Yearbook Company for creating deadlines. The MASKED BANDIT for stealing
Altman's artwork, Jay Halverson for Aphrodite's
Affair pictures, Mr. McDanal for his varsity
football pictures, Tom Rowley for his tremendous organization (like never getting anything
done on time) Mr. Metcalf for his diligent effQrts
to keep us derilects out of the halls, and of
course , we thank our parents for those special
actions which brought us into this crazy world .

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�RichardSchraeder'sVarsity Basketball team had an excellent "first year". Many of the players had never been to East before,
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expectations . The team was ambitious , had great spirit and was
able to discover a winning cornbination.
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Mays, Phill Miera, Stud Doi, Stan Vonstrohe, Steve Meyer, Sam orthington,; THIRD ROW; Coach Arnold,
Paul Regas, Anthony Deloach, Todd Lole, Tim Agazio, Bruce Typher, George Hellen, Ken Doi, Scott Kirkwood, Emmett Collins, Ed Davis, James Paul Tweenten, Ben Skoglund, Bill Stott, Coach Damashek.

One of the stronger sports at East High this
year is Wrestling. The team is made up of
mostly Juniors and Sophomores with a few
outstanding Seniors mixed in. According to
Coach Robert Damashek and new Assistant
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Miers, a Senior at 119 lbs; Mark Doi,
Senior at 126 lbs; Stan Van Strohe, Junior
at 132 lbs; George Hellen, Senior at 185
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BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tad Rickards, Jack Watts, Mark Berdahl, Sam Downing, Mark Miller, Kelly Hannon,
Bob Haaker, Jim Keables, Bill Thomas. MIDDLE ROW: Dave McConnell, Scott Qualy, Denis Gibbons, Anthony Pettes,
Scott Jones, Craig Collins (Capt); Mike Morgan, Mark Hintgen, Jerry Saliman, Pat Sola. TOP ROW: Bill Koplar (Asst.
Coach); Bill emmers, Jeff Alive, Gary emmers, Kevin Jones, Kevin Bradley, Sterling Copeland, Pat Tooley, Dan
Hart, Bill McGinnis (Coach).

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�ineteen-seventy-four was an exceptional year
for the varsity swim team. Other teams were
all but shattered by the "school desegregation
order, " but the swim team flourished like it had
never done before.
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Junior talent the team's coach, Bill MeG innis
feels the team's present and future never looked
rosier.
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Craig Collins, as one of the sources of inspiration on the team. However, the team would be
ineffective without the "backbone" that the
team's eleven experienced lettermen comprise.
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Dave McConnell, Pat Meyer, Mike Morgan,
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run, it is the reaction to contemporary problem which will determine how
history evaluates each generation. Currently, ther i a reaction\\ hich appear
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sees age-old problems enlarged to international proportions. Almost daily we
are reminded that mankind i nO\ interdependent. We are no longer able to
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admittedly ra h action which colors the past. Hm ever, our troubled c ntury
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satisfactory. I shall purchase a Government
Bond tomorrow and have it registered in
the name of the Board of Education."
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awarded to Shannon Boland of East High.
Topics were handed to the speakers one
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be re-opened to South Viet am?"

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Community Affairs, the Law, the Government,
Education, and Business. These are the areas
in which Executive Interns work. The intern is
a full-time special assistant to the executive
sponsor, attending meetings and conferences,
preparing reports and making policy recomendations, as well as helping to initiate programs
and developing projects requested by the sponsor.
First semester Executive Interns were: Theresa
Gonzalez, Lisa Lombardi, Lynne Akiyama, and
Kara Holland. Second Semester Interns were
Kim Benson, Robert Boyd, Brad Butler, Jon
Carter, Mike Dock, Vicki Elmblad, Russ
Kaelberer, and Joe Lamers. Mr. Olin was the
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pent here at Ea t High. 1 'early half a century
a first a tudcnt and then as a teacher. She
saw the birth of a 'le\\ East I Iigh, with the
immense statue of the Venus de Milo and
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Then WW II -how many young students went off
to that war! "Pupils came and went, thousands
of them in forty years-all kinds . And they were
much the same as those today . " Over the years ,
books and materials may have changed , but
education hasn't really. '\ 'otlting is TOW . I've
actually seen history repeat itself. "
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about was summed up by James IIilton: "To
youth I say: Make yourself well -informed so that
you are better able to understand what tltings
are all about, not merely against the background
of your own country and lifetime, but in the
larger rcckonir1g of world history . Cultivate
private happines ·, Both with family and with
friends , so that you arc armored to some extent
against Whatever happens beyond your control. "

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who have devoted a great deal of time and
effort to theatrical productions.

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Brian

'ancy Falkenberg &amp;

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Head Officer&lt;: Tribune: • lary
:-.totz, Censor: Ruth Reum, S&lt;ribe:
Tribe lii
Tribune: Dirk Juhl

Doreen Yamamot".

Tribe I
R. Brooke
:-.1. Brown

Tribe II
Tribune: . lartha Kinsell
Censor: Gre LaBadie

G.

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lamen

B. Crites
.I. DeR se
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R. Reum
B. Snellin
R. Uba
C . Wilson

R. Bell
T. Friedman
J. Jenkins
D. Johnson
P. Berardini

Censor: Renee l.aPerriere

Scribe: Jenny . loore
D. Lagrimanta
D. Thayer
R. :-.turphy

Tribe IV
Tribune: C. olin l rawfo
Censor: Usa Reavey
cribe: '\lllson Paxton
K. Jones
K.

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S. Oettll
J. Osborne
R. Pacheco
P. Poultney

D. Yamamoto

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TOP ROW; Doreen Yamam to, Amta Allen, Gwyn B.trton, ancy Falkenberg, Gayle .xon, VIvien
Walker, Gina Carollo . MIDDLE ROW; Pam Aocer&gt;on, Ann Diesch, :-.Iindy londschein,
Gall Osborne . BOTTO I ROW; Chari tte Moulding, Karen Zimmerman, Dian ev1lle,

�V.I. C. A.

Debbie Bmton. Pres.: Herb Stewart.
Coord.: Cathy Grey. V. P.: Bill Groody.
Sec.: Eugene Terance, Parliamentarian.

Donovan Stubbs. V. P.: Chris Pasque.
Sec.: John Olander. Pres.: (MIDDLE)
Sheryl Barber. Treas. (NOT PICTURED)

�Arturo Escebedo. Sponsor

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(TOP ROW) Theresa Mason, Donovan Stubbs, Jose Mayorgo, Ruben Acosta,
Donna Castenada, Pat Montero. (BOTTOM ROW) Mr. E. Debbie Aguilar, Rudy
&amp; Raleigh Guerrero, Che Segobia, Vincente Villagrama.

����������OR SOCIETY
\lien, ,\nita
Barton, Gwyneth K.
Benton, :\1ary Ellen
Boland, Shannon
Brackett, Diana
Brown, • fark A.
Carollo, Gina
Carter, Jonathon B.
Collins, Craig R.
Crawford, Laurie
Crites, Brian L.
Deisch 1 ,\nn C.
Dock, :\1ichael E.
Douglas, Bradley J.
Ellison, Laura L.
Elmblad 1 Victoria F.
Falkenberg, ancy
F crrer, Adelardo
Flores , Cynthia \ .
Floyd, Denise
Foster, Peter D.
Fuji, Lannie
Gibbs, John \ .
Glick, Susan
Goldstein, l:.d
Gotaas, lisi
Grossman, Gregory B.
Hall, Janelle
Hatasaka, Iris
Hayes, Timothy
Holland 1 C ara S.
Johnson, Timothy J.
Jones , Deborah
Jones , Walter H.
Keables, Thomas A.
Kellman, Bcrnie J.
Kinchelow , Ronald L.
Kirchhoff, Kathie 1\ .
Lamers, Joseph
Lewis, Sharon R.
Loughhead 1 Beth C .
Loury, Monica
Martinez, Yolande
. 1cGann, ~felinda L
~leadoff , Leslie W.
Mondschein 1 \1indy E.
Morris Jonathon
;\fotz, , 1ary P.
!\1undt 1 \1artin V.
'iederhut, William, E.
eville , Dian} .
'orthcross, Juan H.
O ' Dell , Michael
Olson, Ruth,\ ,
Pasaqua , Christopher 1.
Picher, Oliver L.
Reg.ts 1 Paul
Ross , James E.
Ross, Sherman E.
Ruby, Robert S.
Rubenstein, Jo.tn \1.
Rubin, Steven D.
Saltus, Richard \\.
Sedar, Brian
Snelling, David F.
Summerlot , Holly L.
Valuck, Paul E.
Walker, Kimberly \ .
Walker, Vivian K.
Winber, Kenneth D.
Yamamoto , Doreen
Zimmerman, Karen
Spenser;\ 1rs. Potter

144

�The Creation of
something where nothing
exi ted before. This i
creativit, . Thi is dance.

�SKEAST

Sponsor-Deanna Hanna
President-Jim Tweeten
V-Pres-R. Jim I\1eurer
Sec. -Carol Beaird
Treas. -Ann Lynch

146

�Marcia 'oon

TOP ROW; C1therine Lemos, Elwanda Hodge. Deann Bjork, Tammy Billingsley.
Beth Johnston, Rita Haralompopoulos, Dennis Harrison, . 1rs • • oon. BOT. ROW;
!:im ~1iller, Renita Wilson, Jeri Cole. Stormi Buie, Vicky Deibert, Tina Kinney.

���Benianun, Curtis
B radim, Bruce
Bt!rdahl, Mark
Bcrq, Mark
Blackshear, R na
Blair, Carla

Bockh, Anne
Bottum, Jcn
Boxer, Alise
Bo~ ce, Bomta
Boyd, filnet
Bradley Marh.

Brewer, Greg
Bnckwcll, Renee

Brtsco, Roslyn
Brown, Cathy

Brown, Columbus
BrO't\'ll, jolm
Bro't\'ll 1 Randy

Brown, Tony
Brownson, Dan

Burks, Debbie
Bush, Donna
Caldwell,
Shedrick
Campbell,
Carabajal, Anita
Carter, Michelle

Castencda, Donna
Chambers, Joe
Chavez, Sofia
Cheney Steve
Chinn, Stephanie
Ctnocco, Dawnna

Buckett, Chnstme
Bundy, Gayle

Bro't\n, Sherwood

�Claeson, Chris
Clark, Pat
Cli nkmgbeard,
Sharon
Clot d, Bobby
Colbert, Oebb1e
Colb}', Scott

Cole, jim
Cole, Todd
Colcbaca, Karl
Combs, Helen
Conaway,
Charlotte
Connolly, Scott

Coquillard, . 1ary
Cotter, Mark

Conwick, Kim
Cooper, Karin

Craig, Marcia

Crandall, David
Crashley, Cindy
Cressy, Brenda

Co mar, Susan
Culpepper, Pam

Cummings, Shnnda
Cunningham, Peter

Curley, ~1ark
Davis, Donna
Davis, Ed
Davis, ~hchael
Davis, Rory
Davis, Rosie

DeHerrera, Diane
Dennis, Rick
Depperschmiat,
Brenda
Derr, Murtha
Oiproho, Chris
Dixon, Renee

�����son, Terry
nghofer,
. takayo
~a.wi· entce, Brenda
Denise
, June
, Jonathon

, Lynn
e, • ' ita
mster, Gail
len, Kent
Cabrini
Luaren
1

Kirk
1
e 1 Anthony
e 1 Diane
ing, Karen
, Cindy
, Gian

Ann
l v1&lt;Lhoney, Pat
. 1alcme, Portia
Jim
ani, Jean
ez, Pat

1arshbank, Diane
· , Paige
rtin, Robin
rtm 1 Rosie
artineZ Georgia
artinez, 1onica
1

156

�Martinez, Peggy
Martinez, Ruben
:'vtascarenas, ~tart)
Mayorga, Yolanda
Me Clard, Deana
Me Claren
Michael

Me eil, Michael
Me Collum,
Cheryl
Me eal LeLa
Me Williams,
Christy
Melvin, Kurt
Mercer, Amy

Meyer, Bill
Micaud, Chri~
.\1illard, \1ike
Miller, K1m
Miller, ~1ark
Miller, Ran dye

Miller, Susan
Miyazawa, Sherri
Monaghan, Tim
1ontoya, Byron
Moore, Jennifer
Moore, Todd

Mosley, Donald
Motz, Monica
Mulcahy, Molly
Mulligan, Cheri
Munnerlyn,
Paulette
Murphy, Audrey

McGee, Leann
abors, Jeff
eher, Phillip
ellhaus,
Stephanie
igro, Jerry
Ortiz, Jim

157

���Scott, Stacie
Scott, Vicki

~ cals, Diane
Seaman, Mary
Sear, Conrad

Sebastian, Sheree
Segobia, Che
Serro, Claudia
S ettam brind, George
Shanley, Glenda

Simmerman, Laura
Sharitt, Becky
Shoffstall, Krista
Shwayder, Kerri
Side, Dan

Smith, Mark
Sims, Willie
Sinopoli, Cindy
Skinner, Kelli
Smith, Kevin

Stanton, Steve
Smith, Maybelline
Smith, Nathetle
Smith, Renee
Soran, John

Starbuck, Pat
Stark, Erin
Starks, Denise
Steder, Laura
Stefanik, Mike

Stephens, Kaoen
Stevens, Dana
Stevens, Tracy
Stewart, Theresa
S teinhall, Regin;

160

�Stephens, Ginny
Stone, Kermit

Storteboom, Charlottt
Stowers, Ahmed
Suazo, Robert

SWlderwirth, Stanley
Sutherland, Mike
Swafford, Scott

Tafoya, Jimmy
Tafoya, Veronica

Tamaki, Suzanne
Tate, Cizelle
Tazawa, Dick
Tazawa, Gery

Thames, Darrell

Tharp, Jay
Thatch, Irvin
Thomas, Gary
Thomas, Ken

Thomas, Lisa

Thomas Lori
Thompson, Julie
Thompson, Tammy
Tooley, Pat

Tovar, Adela

Trevino, Ana
Trevino, David
Truair, Anne

Udevitz, Lynn
Ulwelling, Rick

Urban, Kelly
Valentine, Kevin

Villagrama, Vincente
Wadlington, Anita
Wagoner, Sara

161

�Wakamoto, Grace
Walker, Ben
Wallace, Bush
Walston, Ken
Walton, Edna
Washburn, Chris

Washington, Debra
Watson, Candace
Watson, Jerry
Watts, Jayne
Watts, John
Weather ey, Tom

Weiss, Allison
Westhoff, Joann
Wetmore, Dale
White, Charles
Wides, Michael

Wild, Mark
Wilkinson, Jeff
Willard, Lief
Williams, Alonzo
Williams, James

Wilson, Brian
Wilson, Dana
Winlock, Stephanie
Winter, Steve
Wippler, Iieidi

Wise, rancy
Wommack, Judy
Wood, Gail
Wright, Doug
Yarbrough,
Clarence
Yarter, Jennifer

York, Anetha
Young, • Hchael
Young, Patti
Yu, Roger
Zimmerman,
A lisa
Zook, John

162

�I
163

�����Hearn, Mildred
Herrera, Cindy
Herron, Marvin
Hintgen, Mark
Hodge, Gloria

Hollie, Star
Hora, Karla
Horan, Karen

Hostetler, Terry
Howard, Pat

Howard, Rodney
HWlt, Jocelyn
Hutchinson, Karen
Isaak, Laura
Jackson, Ben

Jackson, Edward
Jackson, Vera
Jakicic, Jim
Jamison, Valerie
Jara, David

Jaynes, Ken
Jernigan, Patricia
Johnson, Renard
Johnson, Roger
Johnson, Valerie

Johnston, Cathie
Jones, Kathy
Juhl, Derek

Karr, Lora
Keller, Theresa
Keliiholokai, Tami

168

Kachel, Lita
Kaelberer, Russ

�Keliiholokai, Sherrie
Kellogg, George
Kelly, Raynita
Keyoth, Lane
Kim, Stmg

Kinsall, ~artha
Kinkel, Connie Knox, Lisa
Kinney, Tina
Koktavy, Douglas

Labadie, Greg

Laperriere, Renee
Larsen, Linn
Law, Lucy
Lean, Tina

Levy, Darcy
Light, Bill
Light, Lauren
LeRoux, Tom Littell, Ray

Lovitt, Sharon
Lukton, Bert
Luna, ~ark
~ackelvie, Phil
~elvin

~acklin,

Janice
~agnie, Steve

~aifarth, Paul
~alone, Gwen
~ann, Debbie

~arkham, Dan
~arshbank, Lavon
~artin, Roland
~artinez, Yolanda
~ascarenas, Robert

169

���Rankin, Jackie
Reed, Julie
Renno, Susie
Rcoam, john
Revitte, john

Rhone, Robert
Rice, Richard
Rice, Ruth
Richard, Casper

Richardson, Gwen
Rickards, Megan
Robnett, Steve
Rockwell, Sarah

Rodella, Art
Rodriquez, Debbie
Rothenberg, Steve
Royse, Jeanine
Saltus, Kim

Samuels, 1ike
Sanchez, Carol
Sanders, cott
Schlagel, Sue

Schmidt, Kevin
Schultz, Tom
Schupp, Robin
Sear, Conrad
Sebastian, jon

Sells, Maxy
Shearb, awrence
Shoffstal, Tenlee
Skinner, Chip
Skubal, Sue
172

�Sloan, Gerald
Sly, Terry
Smith, Edward
Sneed, John

Snelling, Ben
Sorensen, Chris
Stanton, Kathy
Stay, Carl
Stephens, Lee

Stroh, Kim
Strom, Elizabeth
trong, 1artha
Stubbs, Donovan
Sullivan, Mark

Tafoya, Theresa
Thames, Daphne
Thomas, Delores
Thomase, Mark

Thompson, John
Timozek, Tammy
Tomlingson, Dave
Torres, Margarita
Tovado, .Michelle

Townsend, Julie
Treffinger, Cindy
Truax, Bob
Trujillo, • ick
Trujillo, Rick

Tsosie, Lillie
Tweeten, Jim
Typher, Bruce
VanDyke, Renee
Vaugn, George
173

�JUniors
Vestle, Rodeana
Vicars, . 1ellody
Vigil, Gale
Vigil, Rick

VonStrohe, Stan
Walsh, Kathleen
Walsh, Tom
Walston, Ava
Walton, Sharon

Weber, Clare
Webster, Deborah
Weese, Pearl
Wehner, Beth
Wellman, Kathy

West, Regina
Williams, Andre
Williams, Lester
Willis, , ani

Willis, 'ina
Wilson, Chris
Wilson, Debra
Wilson, Dewayne
Wilson, Michael

Wilson, Tammy
Winter, Bob
Wippler, Linda
Wortham, Kevin G .
Wylie, Jon

York, , atalie
Zajaczkovski, Carl

174

�IORS

Pssssst. Hey you, Senior! Yeh, you!
I wanna show you sumpin'. Look at this
1950 yearbook. See? It says "75th
Anniversary". That means that the
class of 25 years later is the 100th
class of East High School. That class,
sir, that class is you.
Still don't believe me, eh? Well look
here. Sez here that way back in 1875
seven (Count 'em 7) whole people
graduated from East Denver High
School. Read on. See? The class of
1925 was the last class to graduate from
the old East building, that means you're
also the 50th class to graduate from the
"new" East.
Why didn't the Administration tell you
this? Well, it seems that it would look
better if East's Centennial coincided
with the Bicentennial/Centennial
celebration of our Grand Republic.
Typical, you say? Yup.

MJ

Well, I can't say youdidn 'tdeserve it.
I mean, You've had a lot of school
spirit and all that. I'm only sorry you
had to find it out from me.
By the way, you wanna buy a yearbook?

175

�MONICA G. ABAD
Latin Club, Los Estudiantes, Pre-Med, Pep
Club, Skating Club.
LYNNE AKIYAMA
SHARON ALEXANDER
HEO
ANITA AllEN
D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., RivcrTrips,
Seraph Sister, Teen Democrats.

WANDA ALLEN
CHERYL ANDERSON
PAM ANDERSON
Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Seraph Sister.
FRANK ARANT

LINDA AXLERAD
Seminar
KIM BAGAN
GWYN BARTON
KELLY BEARD SHEAR

DIANE BEQUETTE
PAUL BERARDINI
KEVIN BERRY
PAUL BERRYMAN
LIS! GOTAAS

DEE ANN BJORK
MARCUS BLAND
TRIXIE BLISS
SHANNON BOLAND
D.A., Jr. Escort, N.H.S., River Trips,
Speech, Student Council, Sr. Class Pres.,
Seraph Sisters, Teen Republicans, Wolcott.
176

�LINDA BOLLIN ER
MARK BOTTUM
KAREN BOYD
MARK BROWN

REED BRICKELL
DARYL BURK
D.A., 'ipeech
DeBBIE BURTON
Adv. Choir, Concert Choir, C •W. E., Track,
Vica President
BRADLEY BUTU R

JfANINE. M. BUTLER
GINA CAROLLO
All School Show, Angela ires, Concert Choir,
Dance Club, Jr. Escort, N.H. S., River Trips
Seraph Sisters, Swim Team, I ennis.
JON CARTER
D. A., Executive Internship, Student Council
KEN CARTER
Angelus, Deca

JANeTTE CHANEY
RAYCHANFY
BRENDA CLARK
B.S.A., D.A., FBLA
PAM CLARK

MARK CLARKE
Aufsteiger Club, Baseball, Drama ~lub, Golf,
Pre-Law, River Trips, Seminar, Speech, Ski
Club, Tennis.
DIANNA

UFTO

STEPHA •IE COCHRA F
JUDY COKER

177

�����PHIL KERSWILL
All School Show, Concert Choir, Concert
Band, jazz Band, Ski Club, Stage Band,
Cityv.ide Band, Cityv.ide Choir, jazz ~mpro­
visation.
RO 'ALD KINCHELOW
D. A. 1 Junior Usher, ·. H. S, 1 River Trip,
Student Council, Spotlight, Senior Class
Vice President,
KATHEE KIRCHHOFF
SA:'\1 KLE.'v1KE

SUSIE KLAP
Junior escort, Seminar, Ski Club.
GARY KO 'KEL
CI 'DY LABADIE
CHRIS LA\1BRECHT
Tennis.

DEA,' 'A LEABO

F. H. A.
RHO 'DA LEV!
All School Show, Student Director, Bad Seed,
Drama Club, Thespian, Dance Club, D. A. 1
Jr. Achi vement, Pep Club, Speech, Children's Show.
SHARO,' LEWIS
All School Show, Cheerleader, Drama Club,
Dance Club, D. A., Karate Club, ·• 1-. S,,
Pep Club, Jr. Snowball Queen, Seraph Sisters, Wrestlerettes, Orientatio1., Sec' • I ttc rClub-Council, Gymnastics, Track.
USA LO. 1BARDI

ADR.A, 'J'.:E LOTT
BETH LO GHEAD
Drama Club, D. A., Jr. Escort,
Pep Club, French Club.

·. H. S,,

MO 'ICA LOURY
All School Show, Jr. Escort, K H. S., Concert Orchestra, Citywide Orchestra, All
State Orchestra.
\UKE MCGUIRE

TI 1 1CGUIRE
BARB

1CKI 'LEY

IviARY 1CNEILL
IviAGGIE IviA TTO EY

182

�AI DY t'vlARTI '
ER EST MARTI; 'EZ
Baseball.
SA DRA MARTI EZ
Ch erleader, D. A. , Los Chicanos Unidos
Senior Queen, Pep Club.
BARBARA MASTELLER

.l.IKE MERCER
STEVE MEYER
DO,' 'A

11LLER

• 1l1 'DY . 101 'DSCHEI
Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph Sisters, Swimming.

RITA

!ORRIS

:v!ARY

10TZ

CHARLETTE MOULD! 'G
Jr. I scort, River Trips, Ski Club, Seraph
Sisters.

KATHY MUDD
~lARTh'

EUBERT

DIA,. EVILLE
A ll School Show, Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters,
Concert Orchestra, All- City Orchestra, AllState Orchestra .
GA\LE TXO'
Aufsteiger, Jr. Escort, River Trips, Seminar,
Ski Club, Seraph Sisters.

PETER 0 1 FALL01'
Seminar, Football , Wrestl ing.
CHERI L OLSOK
River Trtps , Seminar, Tennis.
RUTH OLSO
Jr. Escort, Pep Club, River Trips, Seraph
Sisters.
KATHLEE ' 0 1 'EILL

�GAil OSBORNE
Jr. Escort, River Trip , Seraph Sisters,
Swimming.
JANET OSTF DARP
Angelus, River Trips, 'iki Club.
DO PARSO S
Con rt Band, Jazz Band, Seminar, Stage
Band.
JEFF PASSMORE
Art ervice

LINDA PE S
OLIVER PICHER
AngE'lus, D. A. , • H. S. , River Trips, Spotlight, Students for Christ, Teen Democrats.
MIKE PIGG
DEBRA PO DER
B.S. A. , D. F. C. A. , D. A. , Pep Club,
Spotlight.

REGINA PULIS
All School Show, Angelus, F. B. L.A., Red
Cross, Concert Choir.
GWELDOLYN RA SOM
MICHELLE REAVY
DURISA REASE
B.S. A. , Concert Band, Dance Club, D. A. ,
F. B. L.A., Pep Club, Student Council.

PETER REUM
GUY RICCI
TAD RICKARDS
Concert Band, D-Club, Jazz Band, Stage
Band, All-City Band and Orchestra, AllState Band, Top of the National Honor Band,
Swimming, Cross Country.
STEVE RIEDE

JO RIESENMAN
JODY Rcx:;ERS
Mixed Chorus.
JULIE ROYCE
STEPHE ROPER
D. A. , Jr. Achievement, Karate Club,
Football.

184

�JOAN RUBENSTEIN
STEVE RUBIN
Angelus: Photography Editor, Editor-in-Chi f
Aufsteiger, • H. S., Pre-Law, River Trips,
Teen Democrats.
SCOTT RUBY
Concert Band, Jr. Achi vement, Pre-Law,
Speech, ROTC: Cadet of the Year, ( 10).
RICHARD SALTUS
All School Show, Angelaires, Concert Choir
and Band, Jazz Band, . H. S, , Stage Band,
Concert Orchestra, Mathematics Tutor,
Citywide Band, Citywide and All-State
Choir.
lOVElY SAUNDERS
B.S. A., Drum and Bugle, F. H. A. , Karate
Club, Pre-Med, Pep Club, Field Hockey,
Volleyball, Track.
DEBRA SCHARRITT
JENNIFER SCHKLEN
All School Show, Concert Orchestra, AllCity Orchestra, Swimming.
DEBBIE SCHMIDT
All School Show, Bad Seed, Drama Club,
Thespians, Speech.

BRIAN SEDAR
JANIS SHANKS
KAY SHEARS
DONALD SHOSKY
ROBBE SHULKIN
Pep Club, Red Cross,
Student Council,
Copper Queen Candidate, Swimming.

DARLENE SILVERSMITH
LARRY SISSNEROS
BEN SKcx;LUND
Wrestling, Football.
GARY SKY

JAN SMILEY
Angelus, Jr. Escort, Mixed Chorus, Porn
Pon, Pep Club, Red Cross, Ski Club.
DAVID SNELLING
All School Show, Angelus, Bad Seed, D. A.,
Jr. Achievement, Jr. Usher, N.H. S. ,
Speech, Seraph Sisters, Skating Club, Teen
Dcmocrates, Woodbury.
NANCY SPAHN
JAMES STANEK

��mini

mystery
It was mid morning of a bleak, cloudy day when
editor Steven Douglas Rubin opened the door of the
Angelus room "to let the staff in." For the first
few minutes of the period it was business as usual:
the staff was about its chores, robbing, raping
and pillaging; and sponsor Brian Lee was arguing
with Copy Editor Ver Picher about last week's
editorial. Suddenly, a cry of terror filled the
room, "Someone's stolen the senior pictures! "
Instantly, Rubin leaped into the darkroom and
slammed the door shut. Almost as suddenly, he
ran back out bedecked with hat, cape and pipe.

...

--- ~
STEVE

.

--~
,,

SHERLOCK

RUBIN

What had happened to Steve Rubin? Had he freaked
out? Had he been smoking some funny tobacco in
the darkroom? o, for seemingly mild mannered
Steve Rubin was in truth "Sherlock" Rubin.
"What's happenin'?" asked Sherlock.
Cindy Singer, Album Editor, was in tears, "When
I opened the file of senior pictures they were all
gone! If we don't get those pictures back by next
week, the yearbook won't come out!"
Brian Lee pushed his way through the crowd, and
yelled, "Steve, take off that hat before you are
suspended, and find the School Security. "
Steve replied, "We don't have seven years to solve
this case, we only have seven days." Steve began
questioning the staff. "Mr. Lee, who has a key to
this room?"
"Only you and I, " said Mr. Lee.

This photo was anonymously sent to the
Angelus staff. It is believed to be the getaway
vehicle used in the burglary. If you can identify this car, please report it to Mr . Astuno.

ot wanting to implicate himself, and wanting a
passing grade, Sherlock began looking for other
means of entry. Sherlock noticed that the rooms
only window was unlocked, and there were fresh
footprints in the wet concrete below. Close examination also revealed that the front door window
molding had been removed and the skylight, light
was loose . Sherlock continued his questioning.
"Each of you tell me where you were last night."
Tina: "I was at the Cooper Theatre, with Dan."
Denise: "I was at the basketball game, with Tony . "
Ver: "I was at Victoria Station, with Jan. "
Tom : "I was at the concert, with Laura."
Dan: "I was doing my homework all night."
Carlos : "I was at My Sweet Lass, with Jan . "
Tony : "I was at home watching T . V. "
Gary: "I was at Shakeys with Laura . "
Suddenly the bell rang, and Sherlock roared, "Nobody leave the room until the School Security
farce comes. I know who stole the senior pictures!"
How does Sherlock Rubin know who stole the senior
pictures? And who stole them?

�1975 GRADUATES
-A-

Abad, Monica
Adams, Ronald
Affleck, Joyce
Agazio, Tim
Akiyama, Lynne
Alcorn, Lawrence
Alexander, Sharon
Allen, Anita
Allen, Chauncey
!len, Randy
Allen, Wanda
Ammacher, Tery
Anderson, Dean
Anderson, Pamela
Andrianakos, Johnny
Angelo, Margaret
Aragon, Gloria
Arkulari, Gary
rnold, Timothy
vila, Edward
Axelrad, Linda
-B-

Bagan, Kim
Baldwin, Danette
Barton, Gwynneth
Beardshear, Kelly
Becker, Lisa

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Binkin, Mark
Bjork, DeeAnn
Blake, Walter
Bland, 1arcus
Bliss, Trixie
Boland, Shannon
Bollinger, Linda
Bottum, .\lark
Boyd, Karen
Boyd, Robert
Boyd, Wanda
Brackett, Diana
Bradley, Bruce
Bradley, John
Brady, Donald
Brady, Willie
Brickell, Reed
Brossoit, Barbara
Brown, Mark
Brown, Vincent
Browne, Susan
Bryant, Dawn
Buggs, Jean
Buie, Don
Buie, Samuel
Burton, De bra
Burton, John
Butler, Bradley
Butler, Jeanine

Clark, Pam
Clarke, Mark
Clifton, Diannia
Cochrane, Stephanie
Coker, Judy
Cole, Ron
Collins, Craig
Collins, Randy
Combs, Vivian
Comer, George
Conley, Felicia
Cooks, Dianne
Cooley, James
Cools, Ludo
Cooper, Curtis
Corbett, John
Cortez, Lorenza
Cossia, Robert
Cox, Gloria
Craig, Cynthia
Craig, Tom
Crandell, Richard
Crawford, Kenneth
Crites, Brian
Cummings, Lawrence
Cunningham, Cecilia
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Dallinga, Marcel
Davis, Claricy
Davis, Larry
Davis, Leon
De bouse, Donald
Deibert, Victoria
Deisch, Ann
Derose, David
Dexter, Debra
De-Jaynes, Kent
Dock, Michael
Doi, Mark
Dominguez, Anna
Donohoue, James
Dorsey, 'athaniel
Douglas, Bradley
Dowling, Kathleen
Drew, Gladys
Duke, Leslie
Dwight, Teddy
Dyes, Loren
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Bell, Denise
Bell, Sonja
Benavente, Doris
Benford, ,1ichael
Benjamin, Janice
Benson, Kim
Benton, Mary
Bequette, Diane
Berardini, Paul
Berry, Kevin

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Carabajal, Ruey
Carollo, Gina
C 'lrter, Jonathan
Carter, Kenny
Castillo, Lorraine
Chaney, }annette
Chaney, Raymond
Clark, Brenda

Ellison, Laura
Elmblad, Victoria
Embleton, Dianne
Epperson, Glen
Ervine, Kristi
Escobedo, Anna
Eugene, Terence
Evans, Mary
Evans, Paula
Evans, Sharon
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Farland, Stephen

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Granbery, Lee Ann
Grano, Deborah
Gray, Catherine
Green, Carolyn
Green, Floretta
Greenwell, Venita
Griffin, Rhonda
Groethe, Stephen
Groody, William
Gross, Patricia
Grossman, Gregory
Groves, Raymond
Guess, Radious
Gunnells, Melanie

Jefferson, Eddie
Jekel, Laurie
Jensen, Valerie
Jent, Catherine
Johnson, David
Johnson, Gloria
Johnson, Robyn
Johnson, Timothy
Johnson, Venita
Jones, Deborah
Jones, Kevin
Jones, Pamela
Jones, Walter
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Fenton, William
Ferrari, Anne
Ferrer, Adelardo
Fiala, Jirina
Fick, Susan
Finnin, Loretta
Flachsmann, Armin
Flores, Cynthia
Folts, Judith
Ford, Jan
Foster, Cheryl
Foster, Jo
Foster, Lamar
Foster, Pete
Foston, Esther
Fowler, Delores
Francis, Kenneth
Freed, Peggy
Freeman, Danny
Fujii, Lannie
Fullwood, Roy
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Gagnon, Lorraine
Garber, Janelle
Garcia, Dianne
Garcia, Sadie
Gardner, Laura
Garrett, Paul
Gaskie, Ann
George, Craig
Gertzen, Ian
Gibbs, John
Gibson, Richard
Gillin, Brian
Glick, Susan
Goggans, Gary
Goldstein, Edward
Gomez, Barbara
Gonzales, John
Gonzales, Theresa
Gore, Mary

Haddock, Reed
Haley, Shannon
Hall, Janelle
Hammond, David
Hannon, Patrick
Hanscom, Mark
Hardy, Colleen
Harrell, Donald
Harrell, Richard
Harris, Denise
Harris, Patrice
Hartman, Lanette
Hartwell, Mary
Hatasaka, Iris
Hathaway, William
Hauck, Mark
Havens, Florence
Hayes, Michael
Hayes, Timothy
Hayes, Willie
Heafer, Harry
Heaton, Charles
Hellen, George
Hellen, Theodore
Hendershot, Mark
Henry, Daniel
Henry, Seth
Herwehe, Fredrick
Hill, Cydney
Hodge, Elwanda
Hoffman, Michael
Hogue, Oliver
Holland, Cara
Hollomam, Hannah
Holyfield, Susan
Hooker, Ronald
Horovitz, Marcia
Hudson, Charles
Hudspeth, Gene
Hurst, Jody

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Kelley, Victoria
Kellman, Bernie
Kelly, Lorraine
Kerswill, Phillip
Kinchelow, Ronald
Kirchhoff, Kathee
Kirtley, William
Klap, Susanna
Koll, Cindy
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Lamers, Joe
Larson, Craig
Lattner, Lucile
Leabo, Deanna
Lemos, Catherine
Levy, Rhonda
Lewis, Sharon
Lofton, Pam
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Loughead, Beth
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Recknor, Joseph
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Regas, Paul
Reid, Rogers
Reum, Peter
Ribale, Anthony
Ricci, Guy
Rice, Linda
Richardson, Coy
Rickards, Lawerence
Riede, Stephen
Riesenman, Jo
Roberts, Dean
Robins, William
Robitz, Gary
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Rogers, Kirk
Roper, Stephen
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Polk, Melinda
Polk, Michael
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Sanchez, Steve
Sanchez, Zenda
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Schick, Gary
Schiel, Vickie
Schillen, Jennifer
Schmidt, Debra
Schmidt, Mary
Schmuck, Ruth
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Shulkin, Robbe
Silversmith, Daelene
Simonoff, Sheila
Singer, Cynthia
Sisneros, Larry
Skoglund, Benny
Sky, Gary
Small, Marc
Smiley, Janet
Smith, Paula
Smith, Regina
Sneed, Eugenia
Sneed, Valerie
Snelling, David
Soltanovich, Shulam
Spahn, ancy
Stanek, James
Stanton, Mark
Stark, Shelley
Starr, Art
Stearns, Glen
Steder, Linda
Stein, John
Sterrett, Preston
Stokes, James
Stone, Juleigh
Stout, Kevin
Stovall, Robert
Strawn, James
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Tellinghuisen, Brian
Temple, Barabara
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Thames, Regenia
Tholen, Tina
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Thomas, William
Thompson, Terrie
Toliver, Jeffery
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Venters, Rita
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Wallach, Steven
Walsh, Carol
Walton, Edmond
Ware, Larry
Watson , Etta
Watson, Jeffrey
Watts, Karin
Webb, George
Weinacht, Randy
Wells, William
Wesley, Shelia
Wilkinson, Monica
Williams, Alex
Williams, Lewis
Willis, Joseph
Willis, Lavern
Wilson, Kevin
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Wilson, Lynne
Wilson, Mary
Wilson, Rae
Wilson, Renita
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INDEX
Sports
baseball
·varsity70 71
basketball
•varsity36 37
junior varsity38
sophomore39
cheer leaders 40
crosscountry23
football
varsity12 13
sophomorel4 15
golf22
gymnastics
boys78 79
girls20 21
pompons41
soccer24
swim team
boys44 45
girls16 17
tennis
boys18 19
girls76 77
trackteam
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girls72 73
wrestlerettes46
wrestling42 43

Peopl
administration 100
classofficers30
delegateassembly27
faculty105
headthings26
juniordivision163
seniordivision 175
sophomoredivision 148
studentcounci128 29
topten86 87

Activiti s
angelaires4 7
angelus58 59
badseed32
band50
choir48 49
drum&amp;bugle53
fallsportsdance31
hachetsquad54 55
homecoming25
jazzband52
orchestraS!
seminar88 89 90 91
spotlight56 57
sweetcharity94 95

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chicanosunidosl34
d-clubl29
dance145
deca131
drama130
heol47
jcll32
nhs144
prelaw136 137
premedl35
redcross143
rotc138 139 140 141 142
seraphsisters132
skeastl46
vica133

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apathesis68 69
automatichatremover61
autumn6 7
bicycles64 65
candids10 10 (1)
candids80 81 (2)
cornrnernoration33
confessions66 67
contents5
credits192
editoriall98 199
fantasy60
index191
integrationS 9
photography96 97
spring62 63
us192
winter34 35
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�STAFF -197 4-1975- SPECIAL THANKS
Janice Benjamin
Kenny Carter
Denise Crites
Laura Ellison
Carlos Fenny
Anne Ferrari
Mary Gore
Ronda Griffin
Daniel Markham
Janet Ostendarp
Anthony Pettes
Ver Picher
Tom Rowley
Steve Rubin
Cyndy Singer
Mary Sheetz
Janet Smiley
Gary Sky
Valerie Sneed
Tina Tholen
Rita Venters

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Photographer
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Copy &amp; Activities
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Clubs &amp; Activities
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Decroce, Jafay, Ohlson, House of Photography, Mid West, Abdoo, Universal, Jeannie
Marr, the unsung heroes, the panhandlers,
the CIA for wardrobe, King Faisel for
greasy kid stuff, John J. for putting D.A.
back on its feet, special thanks to the guys
on Burlington Northern engine 119, Pope
Paul VI for providing inspiring leadership in
the area of birth control, Ver's parrot Chula.
the Shell To-Pest Strip, Pat Oliphant for
Punk, catnaps, Dick ixon for keeping our
boys out of North Ireland, Ford for rebates,
Japan for making WIN buttons, the hat ban
may it rest in peace, Bolivia for tin, no
thanks to the Photo Phantom, Dick Lamm for
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blood pressure, Pre- Law Club for equal
opportunity, Seraph Sisters for David
Snelling, It's Academic for dumb questions,
Tooley for stopping the arms race, ational
Lampoon Yearbook Parody for inspiration,
IBM for accurate school clocks, Pat Schroeder
··or Pat Schroeder. Senior Seminar, Internship, and EPIC for alternative education, JD
and MJ for pictures, love and kisses to Heidi
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��For the swimming team, this
year has been a dry run. From
last year's team, only three
swimmers returned to a new
coach. Despite the lack of experience, the twenty swim team members have done an admirable job.
Coach Bill McGinnis felt the team
returned swimming success to
East. Felix Picart, team captain
did an excellent job of providing
team leadership. Mike Morgan,
Zack Gotlin, Mark Hintgen, Dave
McConnell, Jack Mosley, Pat
Meyer, Sterling Copeland, and
six other sophomores on this
year's squad should provide the
basis for winning seasons over
the next few years.

��WRESTLING

This season was the best the East Wrestlers have had in years. Outstanding talent, teamwork, and expert coaching were
the factors that brought early success to
the East high grapplers. Experience was
greatest asset that the wrestlers exhibited.

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One of the big projects of the year for the HEO club,
was the Christmas Decoration Contest at the Mission
Viejo Show Horne.
Each of the eight schools participating in the contest
was given a check for $250 to use for the purchasing
of decorating items . A $300 cash award was given to
the school that did the best job.
The HEO club at East was the winner of the award!
The club's activities climaxed with this victory but
the members continued to work and play in good spirits for the entire year.

��AUFSTEIGER

��Not only does the speech team
have winning power but it has
something more devastating than
any sweepstakes win - the power
of people. The hatchets display
an aura of togetherness about
which others dream. There lives
are spent at cross state drives,
at 6 a.m. breakfasts, at motels,
and at midnight oil practices.
Hatchets consistantly help and
support each other. B. Lee's
hatchet squad's ability to use the
power of the mouth is second
only to their image of together-

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The Drama Club at East is in
existence for the benefit of students who wish to increase their
knowledge and appreciation for
all aspects of the theatre world.
The Detroit Street Players opened
the season by presenting three
one-act plays by 0. Henry, the
workmanship of about 70 cast
and crew members. lmmediatly
following the closing of 0 . Henry,
the Detroit Street Players went
into rehersal for "Eloise at
Christmas Time" This was a
childrens play presented at J. C . C .
and at East. A musical and
another full length play was
planned to be done by the players
during second semester.
Twenty of the Detriot Street
Players were initiated into the
Thesbians, an international drama
organization.
Pres . . •
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Sponsor .

Bev Nemmers
Cathy Walker
Reva Wolf
Vickie Paxton
Catherine Davis

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�SPOT

�LIGHT

SPOTLIGHT is Mr. Nelson's stories on everyone and everything. It's also Al and his "four
Boys". SPOTLIGHT also happened to be one of
Colorado Higp School's finest monthly. Never backing away from the controversial or
difficult, SPOTLIGHT provided it's readers
with the closest to professional journalism
possible.

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UHH .•. YEAH i'm IN PEA WAAH DUHH, UUH. tHE
MOST HO RABLE PRE-CLUB COMPLEADED ANOTHER
YEUR OF SUGHZESFUL ACTEEVEETEES. On the
serious side, new sponsors, Buddy and Joanie 1oel
brought new class to the traditional East High School
naughty children's organization YEEH, DUHH, WEEZ
EVE GOT TO SEE DUH KOR T RUM.

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�Viva La Raza! Culture. Pride.
Unity. Los Chicanos Unidos
moved to provide club members
with a forum to achieve all of
these . For Chicanos , a minority
group that feels the pressures of
a modern society, Los Chicanos
Unidos provide a means of directing the search for an identity . Viva La Raza! Culture.
Pride. Unity . . .. qualities that all
peoples need.

�D.E. C. A.

Preparing students for a business career is the
main function of D. E . C. A. Their objectives
are fulfilled as members attend business
classes at East in the morning and work at
various jobs during the afternoon. Distributive
Education Clubs of America allow students to
gain practical knowledge through experience.

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EDUCATION
CLUBS
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�The Junior Prom was held at a place undisclosed to the Angelus Staff. Such was the cunning,
camoulage, and unusual effeciency of the Junior Class that actually no one found the Prom at
all. Eye witnesses reported that the Prom was well attended by all the East Juniors. As the
Prom came to a regretful end, the Juniors moved out into the warm December night and
carried their festive spirit with them to such lush places as ........ Azars. It was here that
the evening came to a grand climax and all were swept aloft on the cresendo of a truly unique
experience.
To the Prom that never was I

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SCHOOLS?
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��The East High jazz band, is probably
the best set of musicians at East high.
Under the very able direction of Jack
Bailey, a horn player with Woody Herman,
the jazz band can play anything from Swing
to the Bossa ova.

��East's 70 member Concert Band,
under the leadership of Mr. Jack
Bailey, has planned an active year,
including a tour of 7 schools and two
major concerts. The level of music
this year is excellent, too. East can
well be proud of this fine musical
group.

AILEY'S
BUGLERS

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1973- 1974 EDSLE members were: Karen Alpert, Meg Angelo, ick
Antonopoulos, Stacey Blanas, Chris Cantwell, Bob Hilton, Margie
Hoskins, ikki Peros, Theresa Pytell, Jeannette Rose, Jeff Snapp,
Carol Starrett, and Reva Wolf.

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The East Angel stick men made heads turn
all over the D.P. S. with their snappy new
uniforms. Unfortunately, the "new" Angels,
were not all that new. The Angels were
led in their season by Head Coach Roger
Craig. Coach Craig demonstrated throughout the baseball season the same dedicated and thoughtful coaching style that
carried an earlier Angel football season.
The spirited coaching debut of Assistant
Coach Donald Bobb also kept the Angels
"on the ball. "

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This year's
model, 1974 East
Angel, underwent a drastic
overhaul from last year's high
fuel consumer. Led by Marvelous
Mikie, this year's model continued
its high appea1 among the younger,
dumber, female consumers. This
year's line featured several promising
new models which just might help the
"Mikie" in Mitchell/Boatright Inc.'s quest
for that ever elusive city and state titles.
Consumers report that they favored the
Angel Gymnast for his spectacularly
graceful action, while combining the
power for determined stretch
drives. Coach Ray Mitchell
just may have cornered the
market on these compact
high producers.

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�SWEET, FLEET, FEET

The Girls' Track Team had a running start this year. Mrs.
Delores Knight, in her first year as coach, entered the season with six experienced tracksters and several enthusiastic,
optimistic, sophomores. The 1974 Track Team promised to
be a good one, and it was I

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According to Mr. Biffle, "This
year 1 s team was stronger and an
overall much better team." There
were 12 returning lettermen,
featuring Buster Bouknight, Terry
Locke, Venture Jennings, James
Roy, Wayne Haynes, and Ray
Smith. There were also a few
exchange students that helped
strengthen the team. Mr. Biffle
expected the team to do well in
all events and bring East High a
great deal of pride. "Keep on
trackin Mr. Biffle and the East
High Track Team!"

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The girls' tennis team returned to the courts
this year with more talent and experience than
ever before. Coach Karen Cookson and the
magnificent nine had a very successful season.
"Tennis anyone?"

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��lR. Darryl Dorman Ms;r.
Ron Sims
Darryl Armour
Ezra Frazier
2R. Keith Holleman
Paul Rucker
Rene Easterling
Theodore Calloway Coach
3R. Steve Davis
Malcolm \Villiams
Rodney Castleman
Gale Collins
Randy Redd

lR. Lynn Washington
1arlon Frazier
• 'orwood Germany
2R. Bruce Washington
Steve Roper
Marshall Hughes
3R. Ray Smith
Sam Bater Coach
George Robertson
Joe Monroe

1R. Shelton Bouknight
Carl Knox
David Declovet
Toomy Gibbons
2R. Darcey Levy
Ricky Pruitt
Dominick Robertson
Julius Moore
3R. Richard Milsap
Tony Rankin
l\1ike Redd
David Perkins
Rick Schraeder Coach

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This year was the Ninety-Fifth Annual
Wolcott Public Sight-Reading Contest. The
girls participating this year were: Cydney
Hill, Vicky Elmblad, Shannon Boland,
Patricia Carr, Diana Brackett, Micheline
Brault, Marilyn Brent, Day.le Friedman,
Ruthay Coney, and Barbara Kozelka. 1973
marks another year of fine elocution from
women who have shown an innate ability in
seizing the audiences' attention through
sheer word expression. An admirable feat
considering the speakers haven't seen the
material beforehand.

Marilyn

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���THE YEAR OF OUR TRUTH

o say! can you see, by the dawn's early light,
This was the year, that the people of "amber waves of grain," learned the word, shortage. For the student, this year heard the death knoll of the idealism which had so long
characterized his generation. No longer could the student movement be zealously dynamic. Like everything else, it too had run short of gas. Yes, and even excusing the
irony of shortage, we suddenly even found ourselves short those "amber waves of
grain."
what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming?
For us the terrible reality came. The system, that we had long assailed as too big, too
impersonal and corrupt, revealed itself to be all of that. Although the student voice had
decried this horrifying state, none wished to hear the charge replied to with: nolo
contendre, no contest. When the "American Dream" boy, Spiro Agnew said exactly that,
somehow being right, had no satisfaction.
whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we
watched, were so gallantly streaming!
Try as we did, we still could not close out the ugly reality. Instead of the ringing words
of genius, Washington provided us only with a deafening silence. We learned much this
year however. President Nixon educated his people well: plumbers whose touch was for
national security, cabinet members who had the additional, hidden talent for making
license plates, and best of all, tapes that for 18 minutes echoed the Washington leadership.
and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Denver, ah Denver. Yes Angels, readjust your halos, and dust off those old records of
Bobby, and Martin. Enjoy an afternoon of reminiscing about that "dream;" think about
that old joke about "everybody's beautiful;" and try not to forget, that for just a little
while integration, wasn't a dirty word. Enjoy your afternoon and your memories, while
you watch the sun set on Denver. Try not to forget, because the city is leading itself
into a long, long night. Who knows, maybe they'll even turn off the light from the
Tower.
gave proof thro' the night, that our flag was still there.

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Dayle Friedman

Reva Wolf
1. Alan Frolich
2. Larry Tillis
3. Alan Prendergast
4. Anna Friedmann
4. Karl B. Young
6. Dayle A. Friedman
7. Henry K. Uyeda
8. Reva J. Wolf
9. Edmund J. Wedburg (not pictured)
10. Linda A. Fechtner

Linda Fechtner
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�''CLASSROOM OF TOMORROW''

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���Many thanks to all the clerks, and all the
people that keep East running effeciently.

146

������James Coker
Derek Cole
Helen Cole
Reena Coleman
Regina Conley

Lawrence Connally
Randy Conner
Daniel Cook

Glenn Cooper
Ernest Copeland

Sterling Copeland
Kathy Cornelius
Donna C osorla
Catrina Cothrin
Suzen Craighead
Lmda Crawford

Teresa Crawford
J mes Davis
Letha Davis
Linda Davis

Sherry Davis
Zack Davis
-susan Dean
DeDe DeCroce

Martha DeRose
Diana Depperschmidt
Hazel Dew

152

�Mark Dishmon
Arthur DoiT
Stephens Downs
Bruce Duncan
Jean Dunn

Susan Dunn
Alfred Duran
Donna Edwards

Brent Egg-eman
Ernest Eldridge
Andre Elias

Charles Emecy
Carolyn Estes
Brenda Ewell
Steve Farley
Bill Fisher
Clover Floyd

Bob Ford
David Fox
Andrea Franklin
Pamela Franklin

Chris Freer
Ted Friedman
Lindy Frolich
Teresa Fusilier
Randy Gardner
Shawn Gater

Sharon Giles
Greg Gillin
Jon Goldberg

153

�Tina Goldman
Karla Gomez
Bryan Gordon
Debbie Griffie

Eddie Gutierrez
Loren Guzzard
Cindy Hall
Kevin Hayes

Mark Hinteneiter
Becki Honeyman
Sherwin Horton
Salie Hoskins
Travis Howard

Valiere Jamism
Ricky Jay
Thomas Jefferson

Annette Johnson
Charles Johnson
Phil Johnson
Renard Johnson

Theresa Johnson
Ivan jones
Kathy Jones
Marcia Jones
Valiere Jordon
Vincent Junglas

Chris Kane
Ralph Katenborn
Michael Kelly

154

�Karen Kemp
Joe Kennedy
Sun Kim
Kim Kitzmiller

Carl Knox
Wayne Landrum
Jeffrey Lane
Renee LaPerriere
Chris Latsis
Lucy Law

Ricky Lee
Shawn Lettman
Darcey Levy
Debbie Lipps
Vicki Livingston

Bobby Logan
Melvin Loggins
Melanie Long
Mareena Luna

Mark Luna
Sharon Lyles
Debbie Mann
Brett Mares
Michael Martin
Pauline Martinez

Charlene Marshall
Karen Marshall
Marvin Marshall

Kathleen Mason
Rena Mason
Theresa Mason
Robert Maxey

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���Mike Redd
Carol Reed

Leston Reeves
Robert Rhone

Jeff Rice
Patty Richards
Jeff Richardson
Timmy Ridge

Darell Riley
Loretta Riley

Sarah Rockwell
Debbie Rodriguez
Jeannie Romberger
Jerry Rotenberg
Fred Salas
Kim Saltus

Tyronne Sanders
Julie San Nicolas
Kris Schlichtmann
Dave Scott

Mark Scott
Sherry Scott
Jon Sebastian

158

�Jan Seto
Amagdy Shenooda
Garret Shibata

Leonne Shockley
Anita Shook
Renee Sidberry
Karl Sims
Sharon Sims

Karl Singleton
Ken Sisco
Chip Skinner

Sue Skubal
Edward Smith
Edwin Smith
Floyd Smith

Sheila Smith
John Sneed
Christie Sorensen
Debbie Spears

Gary Staadt
William Steffen
Lee Stephens

Vickie Stephens
Bob Stone
Bill Stott

159

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�Tanya Acker
Anne Albers
Anita Allen
David Anderson

Miles Anderson
Pam Anderson

John Andrianakos
Gloria Aragon
Darrell Armour
Linda Arnol

Marvin Bailey
Danette Baldwin
Cathy Barrow
Gwyn Barton

Brenda Beanblossom
Lillie Becay
Cindy Beebe

Ava Bellaire
Paulette Berkey
DeeAnn Bjork
Danny Blacknall
Yvette Blue

164

�Shannon Boland
Mike Bowles
Maurice Boyce

John Bradley
Randy Brander
Carolyn Brent
Marilyn Brent

Allen Brown
Avery Brown
Flinoy Brown

James Brown

Sue Browne
Albert Bryant
Randy Bryant

Sheila Bryant
Samuel Buie
Debbie Burton
Brad Butler
Jeanine Butler

165

�������Ernest Martinez
George 1artinez
Sandra Martinez
Leon 1ason

Matt Massanet
Barbara Masteller
Ronald Master
David Matney

t-.ielinda McGann
Tim Me amera
Mary Me eill
Leslie Meadoff

Mike Mercer
Mindy Mondschein

Joseph Monroe

Lorenzo Mornes
Charlotte Moulding
John Murray
Martin Neubert
Dian Neville

172

�Lucy Nieto
Gayle ixon
Gary olen
Greg O'Hara
Michael Oliver

Debbie Olsen

Ruth Olsen
Mari Oppenneer

Gail Osborne

Sonia Owens
Greg Pannebaker
Liz Patterson
Linda Payne
Tom Peitsmeyer

Cindy Pierce

Jean Pleas
Mark Pontello
Gail Porch
Anita Prentis
Jean Pritzek

173

���Jackie Stokes
Juleigh Stone
Robert Stovall
Brian Stump

Holly Summerlot
Charles Swindall
Karen Talley

Greg Tealer
Chris Tealer
Liz Tealer
Eugene Terence
W. C. Thomas

Andy Thompson
Pamela Thompson
Kay Tobin
Mike Trinen

Ronnie Trujillo
Jean Uttecht
Suzy Vanbever
Rita Venters
Scott Vest

Calvin Walker
Earl Walker
Vivian Walker
Karen Wall

176

�Carol Walsh
Debbie Ward
Larry Ware
Allene Washington

Lynne Washington
Ella Watson
Jeff Watson
George Webb
Kathy Westover

Diane Whitaker
Barry White
Darryl White
Carmen \Vhitehat
Cindy Whittlesey

Monica Wilkinson
Margo Williams
Nancy Williams

Kevin Wilson
Lynne Wilson
Mary Wilson

Suzy Wittner
Mike Woolums
Steve Zerobnick
Karen Zimmerman

177

���CHARlES BURRELL
SHEILA BURTON

RITA CALDWELL
CHRIS CANTWELL
Angelus Staff, Photographer,
Edsel Club.
CHARLES CARAWAY

CYNTHIA CARTER
PATTI CASEY

CINDY CASTANEDA
RODNEY CASTlEMAN
Football, Basketball, Track,
All-city, All-metro, All
State Football.

CLINT CAUE
ABRAHAM CHAPMAN
TOM CHASE
Vica, Senior Seminar
SUZANNE CHERRY

LINDA CLARK
Choir, FHA, Girls Track,
United Black Club.
JAMES COBURN

180

�ELIZABETH COlE
GAlE COLLINS

VERONICA COLLINSON
Sophomore Pep Club, Wrestlerettes, All School Show.
DWAINE COOK
JOHN COOK

REGINAlD COX
Wrestling, Vica.
CYNTHIA CRAIG

DEBRA CRAIG
Junior Escort.
MICHAEL CRAIN
Speech, Choir, Drama, Woodbury, Angelaires, Rites of
Spring, Studio Theater East,
Delegate Assembly.
CHERYL CRANDALL

MIKE CROSBY
All-city Choir, Angelaires,
Aufsteiger, Concert Choir,
Senior Seminar.
RODNEY CUTlER

MIKE DAVIDSON
Delegate Assembly, Golf,
Karate Club, River Trip,
Senior Seminar.
RICK DAVIS
WALTER DAVIS
181

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MARY DEISCH
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MAR ITT A DES 10ND

KAREN DICK

JNMIE DIC KENS

MICHAEL DILLARD
Vica , junior Usher

DEBBIE Dil\.1ATTEO
Concert Band, Junior Achievement,· Senior Seminar.

JO DOLMAS
Sophomore Orientation Staff,
Angelus Staff, Managing
Editor, Album Editor.

DARRELL DORMAN
Football Trainer, Student
Council Rep Senior Class,
Pre-law, Basketball Tra iner
Pre-Med, Track Trainer,
D-club Chairman.

�NAY DORSEY

JON DRAKE

LINDA DUNCKLEE
Girls Tennis, Aufsteiger, River
Trip, Seaph Sisters.

MARY DUNN
May Queen Attendent, Dance
Club, Orchestra, Girls Swimming.

STEVEN DUNN

TINA DWIGHT
Girls Gymnastics, Girls Track,
All-city Track, All metro, all
state track, River Trip, HEO, FHA,
BSU, DramaClub, DECA, Junior
Achievement, Advisory Committee, Simplicity Fashion Show.

BRUCE ECHARDT
TED ECKLES
River Trip, Senior Seminar.
ROWENA EDDINGS
JACK EITZEL
Task Force, Jazz Band, Concert
Band, Outward Bound.

VALERIE E:-.!BRY
All-city Pep Club, BSU, BSBA,
Delegate Assembly, £.'&lt;:change
Chairman, Junior Achievement,
Karate Club, Student Council,
Girls Gymnastics

GERALDINE ENCINAS

�JESSIE EPHRIGN
Senior Seminar
1ARK ESSLINGER
ROBERT EVERtv1AN

CHARLES FALKENBERG
ICC Leadership, Delegate
Assembly, Drama Club, Senior
Seminar, Aufsteiger.
LINDA FECHTNER
All School Show, Skeast, Choir,
Seraph Sisters, Angelaires,
All-City Choir.

GLORIA FERGUSON
Girls Gymnastics, D. A., All
City Pep Club, Angelaires,
BSBA, Head Cheerleader,
Concert Choir, Vice Pres. of
Dance Club, Girls State, White
Jackets, River Trip.
DANELLE FITZ

TIMOTHY FOLEY
Aufsteiger, Rotc, River Trip.
DAVID FOSTON
GERAlDINE FRAZIER

CAROL FREER
Girls Swimming Captain,
Junior Escort, Seraph Sisters,
River Trip, Senior Seminar.
ANNA FRIEDMAN

ALAN FROLICH
GilBERT GALLEGOS
Golf, Senior Seminar.
JOHN GARCIA

184

�WANDA GARRETT
Delegate Assembly, Girls
Swimming, Karate, Senior
Seminar.

CHARLOTTE GAVIN
Sophomore Pep Club, Pep Club
Secretary.
DAVID GLASSEY
CARL GLICK

LINCOLN GODFREY
Aufsteiger, River Trip, Senior
Seminar.
CAROL GOOD
YVETTE GORDON

KATHY GREEN
Pep Club, Sophomore Orientation, Jr. Class Treasurer.
SHERI GREEN

NANCY GREENBURG

JOHN GREENE
JACQUELINE GRIER
JANET GRISSOM

185

���TERRI HOLLINSHED
JOHN HORN
VANESSA HOWSE
Honarary Cadets, Senior
Seminar.
GREG HUDSON

TIM HUFFMAN
River Trip, Senior Seminar.

CHRIS HUGHES

KAREN HUGHES

PATRICIA HUTMAN

CARL IBARRA

JOHN IWASAKI
Tennis, Student Council,
Sophomore Rep, Senior Vice
President, Skeast, Spotlight,
Pre-law Board of Directors,
Angelus, Editor, Head Photographer, North Central
Chicago Trip, Community
Tutoring, Sophomore Orientation.

188

�ROBERT JACOBS

DAVID JENKINS

EILEEN JE.PSON
Girls Tennis, Cheerleader,
Delegate Assembly, White
jackets, Homecoming Queen
Candiate, Angelus Staff, Sports
Editor, Sophomore Orientation,
All City Pep Club

ASHELY JOH:t&gt;iSON

JENNIFER JOH!':SON

LYNN JOHNSON
Student Council, Senior Class
Representative, Dance, BSU,
Deca, Sophomore Pep Club,
Theater in the Round, Delegate
Assembly, Northgleen Exchange, Pom-Pom Girl.

BONITA JONES
CLIFFETA JONES
MICHAEL JONES
TRUDY JONES
Pom-Pom Girl, Delegate
Assembly, Dance Club, BSU

DAVID KAUVAR

KAl\TII KENT
All-City Pep Club, Dance
Club, Delegate Assembly,
Gymnastics, Karate Club,
Senior Seminar Wrestlerettes

189

�JIM KERNS
~1ARY KII.FOYLE
Cheerleader, Junior Escort, Swimming, White Jackets, All City Pep
Club, Seraph Sisters, River Trip,
Senior Se:ninar.

CANNO

KI CHEWW

TOMMY KING
ED KLAP

SUSAN KLAPP
TERESA KOlAR

CHARLES KOOP 1AN
VERNON KOT AR

JERRY KRAUT 1AN
Angelus Staff, Activities Editor,
Business Manager, Photographer,
Rotc, All City Brigade, tens
Exhibition, Drill Team, Superior
Junior Cadet.
GEORGE LANE

CLAYTON LEBET
DAWN LeDUKE

190

�MELINDA l.EEKI.EY
Angelus Staff, VICA, HEO club,
Junior Achievement.
BRIAN LEWIS
Wrestling, Recongnition Award
Certificate.
CATHY lEVINE

KATHY LINARIS
ELAINE LINDSAY
DAN LITVAK

PAULMAGNIE
CECILA MALLARD
SUCI MARTINEZ

ANDREW MASSANET
Gymnastics
PATTY MATHENEY
ALFONSO MATHERSON

CRAIG 1ATSUDA
Tennis, Delegate Assembly, Sophomore Orientation, Spotlight,
Pre-law, All-City, All-State
Orchestra and Band.
JOEY MAXWELL
JUNIOUS McCONNELL
Wrestling.

TERRY McCOY
RONALD McCRAY
JOHN McDONALD

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CHARLES X\'UTZ\tAN
KARl! T 0 1KANE
Concert Choir, Senior
Seminar.

1ICHAEL OLNER

DEBORAH ORTEGA

JUUE OSBORX\'E

SCOTT OSWALD

STEVEN OWENS

CAROLYN PARSON

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VICTORIA PAXTON
Drama Club, Dance Club,
Senior Seminar.
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�NIKKI PEROS
JUDY PERRILL
Seraph Sisters, Senior Seminar.
RAY PHILLIPS

FELIX PICART

SHIRLEY PINGEL

FELECIA PLEAS

DAVE PORTER

MICHAEL POWELL
ALAN PEl\'DERGAST
ANN PRIESTER
I\10NIT A PRITCHARD
Choir

PETE QUINN

RANDALL REDD

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�AlAN REDDICK
Senior Seminar.
CINDY REDMOND
Track.

CURTIS REMBER
RICHARD RENWICK

JIM RICE
NOEL RICKE

MICHAEL RILEY

LOUIS RIVERA

NINA ROBINSON
Seraph Sisters, ICC
YVONNE RODRIGUEZ

SUSAN ROMBERGER
DAVID ROSENBERG
Delegate Assembly, Woodbury,
Studio Theatre East, Rites of Spring,
Apple Tree, Speech President, Junior
Usher, Student Teacher Judicial
Board, Theater-In-The-Round.
PAUL ROSENBERG
Delegate Assembly, Speech President,
Drama Club, Sophomore Orientation Staff, Studio Theater East,
Rites of Spring, Junior Usher, Apple
Tree, Woodbury.

�JAMES ROY
Football, ROTC, Track, "D"
Club.
MIKE RUBY
RODNEY RUCKER

JAMES SALSBERRY
BSBA, VICA, Pre-law.
CRAIG SARENSEN

DONNA SAUNDERS

MICHAEL SAUER
KENNETH SAWAYA
Baseball, Junior Achievement,
Senior Seminar.

SUSAN SAYlOR
MARY MARGARET SCHOMP
Concert Choir, River Trip, Senior
Seminar.
DIANE SCHREffiER

EVELYN SCHREffiER
ALVA SCOTT
ARTHUR SEALS

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Football
TERESA TROUTMAN
CATH\ WALKER
JOH;' \\ALSH
Aufsteiger, Golf, Football,
Senior Seminar

DONALD WARD JR.

ROBIN WARD

JAMES \\ATKI 'S

JEFF WAYMAN

GERALDINE WELCH

CHARLES WEST

B. UFF

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�LORI WEST
Skeast, Girls Track, Golf

DOVEY WHITE
Vic a

LYNNE WHITE
Girls Gymnastics, Sophomore
Pep Club, Seraph Sisters,
Wrestlerettes.

ROGER \\"HITESELL

IAVERTA WHITLOCK
Dance Club President, Seraph
Sisters Vice-President, Girls
State, Apple Tree, Junior
Escort, PTSA Assembly
Committee, DiversityinDance,
Dance Assembly, Sophomore
Pep Club, Spring Dance Concert

VIKKE WICKS

DO N WILKERSON
Del egate Assembly, President,
Student Council, Senior
Seminar.
JONA THO WILLIAMS
River Trip, Senior Seminar.
lARRY WILLIAMS
Football, BSBA, Concert Choir,
Dance Club, Track, Wrestling,
Student Council, Senior
Seminar
LONNIE WILLIAMS
PAT WILLIAMS

LONNIE WILLIAMS

KARL WITT
Swimming, Jcl, Orchestra,
Lettered in Swimming

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                    <text>����A GELUS '73

EAST HIGH SCHOOL
DENVER, COLORADO
VOLUME 55

EAST HIGH, OUR HOME AND OUR HAVEN
MAY SEEM REMOTE FROM STRATFORD-ON-AVON
BUT THE GREAT BARD'S LINES ARE TO THE POINT
SO THE TIMES ARE NOT REALLY OUT OF JOINT

�TABLE OF
INTRODUCTION .............................................. I-9
FALL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ............................ 10-29
Varsity Football ............................................ 12-14
Sophomore Football ............................................ IS
Tennis .................................................... 16-17
Golf ...................................................... 18-19
Cross Country ................................................ 20
G irIs' Gymnastics .............................................. 2 I
Spirit Day .................................................... 22
Homecoming .................................................. 23
Fall Sports Dance .......................................... 24-25
Head Boy and Girl .............................................. 26
Delegate Assembly ............................................ 2 7
Class Representatives .......................................... 28
Class Officers ................................................ 2 9
WINTER SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ........................ 30-55
Varsity Basketball .......................................... 32-33
Junior Varsity Basketball ........................................ 34
Sophomore Basketball .......................................... 35
Swimming .................................................... 36
Girls' Swimming .............................................. 37
Wrestling .................................................. 38-39
Porn Porn Girls ................................................ 40
Cheerleaders .................................................. 41
Angelaires .................................................... 42
Band and Orchestra ............................................ 43
Angelus .................................................. 44-45
Spotlight .................................................. 46-4 7
Junior Prom ................................................ 48-49
The Mouse That Roared ........................................ 50
Choirs ........................................................ 51
Speech Team .............................................. 52-53
Bands and Orchestras ........................................... .
SPRING SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ........................ 56-81
Varsity Baseball ............................................ 58-61
Gymnastics ................................................ 62-63

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�CONTENTS
Track .................................................... 64-65
Girls' Tennis .................................................. 66
Girls' Track .................................................. 67
Wood bury .................................................... 68
Wolcott ...................................................... 69
Senior Seminar ............................................ 70-75
Top 10 Seniors .............................................. 76-77
Candids .................................................. 78-81
CLUBS .................................................... 82-113
Future Homemakers of America .............................. 84-85
VICA ........................................................ 86
Distributive Education .......................................... 87
Junior Classical League .......................................... 88
Black Students Union .......................................... 89
White Jackets and Sophomore Pep Club ........................ 90-91
ROTC .................................................... 92-93
Honorary Cadets .............................................. 94
R iflettes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... 9 5
"A" Drill T earn ................................................ 96
Los Chicanos U nidos .......................................... 97
Drama Club ................................................ 98-99
Pre-Law ................................................ 100-101
Karate Club .............................................. 102-103
Seraph Sisters ............................................ 104-105
Soccer Club .............................................. 106-107
Pre-Med .................................................... 108
Nature Page .................................................. 109
Aufsteiger .................................................. 110
Skeast ...................................................... 111
Dance Club .............................................. 112-113
ALBUM .................................................. 114-175
Faculty and Administration ................................ 114-145
Sophomores .............................................. 146-151
Juniors .................................................. 152-156
Seniors .................................................. 157-175
STAFF ........................................................ 176

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-MACBETH

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WINDING UP D.A YS WITH TOIL
-KING HENRY V
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�PLAYING
"IF ALL THE YEAR WERE PLAYING HOLIDAYS"
-KING HENRY IV PART I

�����FRO TROW L. TOR.: R. McCray, D. Cant, J. Alexander, J. Loftis, D. Walker, P. Washington, B. Luna, R. Beasley,
C. Greenwell, B. Bouknight, T. Freeman, G. Hellen. SECOND ROW L. TO R.: D. Borrego, Coach Calloway, P. Wicks,
W. Newton, M. Bradley, L. Wisehart, J. Drake, J. Piechov;ski, J. Hall, D. Gadison, T. Lock, L. Chapman, Coach
Hoops. TI-ITRD ROW L. TOR.: R. Castleman, M. Carroll, M. Esslinger, E. Grissmor, M. Boyd, T. Tracy, F.
Grassier, J. Roy, B. Smith, K. Perkin, Coach Cra·wford.

The East High Varsity Football Team
started slowly and finished strongly.
Mter losing the first four league
games, they came back to have a
3-4-1 season. Head Coach Jim Hoops
stated, "One sign of true quality is
that a team can come back from defeat and be a winner. It is an
attribute to the fine character of
the players that they were able to
go undefeated the last 4 games. "
Returning next year will be about
half of the team players, in hopes
for more support, school spirit and
victories.

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FRONT ROW L. TOR. T. Hellen, M. Hughes, V. Frazier, J. Bro·wn, R. Connelly, L. Williams, N.
Germany. SECOND ROW L. TOR. F. Woods, K. Wyatt, P. Bryant, R. Sims, P. Rucker, E. Walker,
P. Reynolds. THIRD ROW L. TOR. L. Miles, R. Adams, K. Reed, D. Armour, V. Jennings, S. Drake,
M. Estes, A . Bryant, S. Loftis, K. Lee, Coach Dunn

The top players of the 1973 Sophomore Football Team
are Ron Sims, Venturi Jennings, Donnell Armour,
Keith Reed and Marshall Hughes. Along with the other
players and the help of their Coach Mr. Miles, they
have worked hard to try to make East students proud
of them. According to Mr. Miles, "If the players stay
with it they will be number 1 by their Senior year . "
The spirit of the team was displayed by a garage sale
held to raise funds for next year's team.
Thanks to the support and confidence of East High,
many victories were won this year. ext year is
expected to be even better.
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�BOTTOM ROW L. TOR.: W. Barber, J. 'ewcomb, B. Gardner, T. McGaiTy, P. Foster, TOP ROW L. TO
R.: K. Dazey, D. Kauver, J. Striegel, J. Iwasaki, M. Robinson, C. Matsuda, G. Phelps. NOT PICTURED:
C. Carpenter, B. Christison.

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�The East High Tennis Team created a new sense of
pride for East this year. The team completed the
season with 31 wins and 17 losses. David Kauvar, in
the number one singles position, won second place in
state.
Coach Felix Landau was extremely proud of all the
team members and their successes on the court. Their
general team work was gratifying.
Returning next year will be David Kauvar, Peter
Foster, Craig Matsuda, and John Iwasaki.
The Tennis Team deserves a great deal of recognition
and support for its efforts and successes. Congratulations and keep making those tough shots for the best
net results!
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�TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Regis Groff, G. Cassidy, C. Knight, T. McCoy, S.
Hubler, E. DeCroce. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; F. Taylor, E. Lombardi, G. Gallegos,
M. Bush.

It was another successful season for Regis Groff and
the East High Golf Team. The municipal course
players of East showed the golf world they were not
to be easily beaten this year. With a lot of team
spirit, no. 1 player Gerry Cassidy, along with Corky
Knight, Eric Lombardi, Terry McCoy, Dennis
Hubler, Gil Gallegos, Ed DeCroce, and Fred Taylor,
had many victories, including an impressive third
place in city competition. Gerry Cassidy and Corky
Knight also won the city cup.

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���Bobby socks, mid-calf skirt lengths,
and ducktails were among the many
fashionable SO's styles observed
among the students and faculty on
Spirit Day. Besides being a relaxing break from the ordinary actions
of the day, Spirit Day proved to be
a novel way to contrast the changes
in dress which have occurred. Most
of us learned more about the customs ::md actions of those who
preceded us at East twenty years
ago. It is probable that if the girls
now wore their skirts at the unflattering length of the SO's, the
boys' academic attention span would
increase noticeably.

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�Sophomore attendant Lucy Nieto
Sophomore escort George Hellen

Senior escort Tom McGarry
Senior attendant Martha Sweetnam

Junior candidates Eileen Jepson and Jim Striegel
Senior candidates Susan Grigsby and Marvin Boyd

This year's Homecoming activities commenced with
a victorious game against West High in which the
final score was 16-6. In addition to the excellent ef forts of our Varsity team, and the dedicated support
of the fans, there were various half-time activities,
including an excellent presentation by the White
Jackets and the East High Marching Band. The Homecoming King and Queen, Ken Crawford and Gwen
Chapman, were announced and coronated at the game.
The Fall Sports Dance, which took place that night,
concluded the Homecoming activities.

Junior escort Buster Bouknight
Junior attendant Cheri Thompson

Queen Gwen Chapman
King Ken Crawford

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senior representatives Patti Gallegos, Ron Thomas,
Faye Asano, Kirk Stephens, Ada Southall

sophomore representatives Bill Thomas,
Leisa Barber, ancy Williams, Mike
Curnow 1 Sheryl Foster

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junior representatives Annika Strom 1 Margrit
Benton, Vern Kline 1 Dave Kauvar
sponsor Harry Achziger

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�Senior officers Warren Yamada, Jane Rockwell, Reggie Beasley, Debbie
Anchrum.

Although the student council made a conscientious
effort to improve the problems at East, many students
criticized its efforts. A few of these criticisms were
valid, but for the most part our leaders worked
diligently to better East High School. The council's
efforts were not alwa) s evident to everyone, but maybe with more understanding and spirit from the student
body, more ideas and activities could have been
carried out.
Sophomore officers
Debbie Gallegos, Carol
Brent, Tanya Acker,
Angela Collins.

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�WINTER
"Blow blow thou winter wind"
-As You Like It

����A TISKET, A T ASKET,
ANOTHER EAST HIGH BASKET!
The season for this year's
Junior Varsity Basketball team
began with a thorn in the side.
Not many students attended
Junior Varsity games, therefore the team was not given
necessary support. 1any students didn't even know or care
about the Junior Varsity team.
However, with time, the
team's momentum gradually
improved and the season
concluded with an even record
of four wins and four losses
in league play. Coach Bob Paul
felt that the team did exceptionally well overall, sporting
an 11-4 record for all games
played.

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�BUCKET BRIGADE

The team: Darell Armour, Terrace Eugene, Norwood Germany, Keith
Holleman, Marshall Hughes, Ventura Jennings, James Monroe, K. Rogers,
Paul Rucker, Ronald Sims, R. Smith, Mike Wicks, Calvin Wilson.

This year's sophomore
basketball team has been
one of the finest teams
East has had in some
time. The team had more
depth, better shooters,
and ballhandlers upholding
the East tradition of the
best basketball team in
the city. The coach, Rick
Schraeder, was pleased
at the way both defense
and offense played this
year. The team did very
well and East High is
hoping that these sophomores will help the
varsity next year.

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�����Two traditional asp cts which
have remained an important part
of high school life are the cheerleaders and porn pom girls. These
groups, under the direction of
Michelle Duren, Cynthia Rucker,
and sponsor ~rs. Strickland,
faithfully supported the major
athletic functions.

WE'VE GOT SPIRIT!!
(HOW ABOUT YOU?)

Their spirited attitudes have
been greatly appreciated by both
the football and basketball teams.
The minor sports teams would
also have been encouraged by
more frequent presentations from
these peppy groups. However, the
cheerleaders and porn porn girls
have made a good contribution to
the effort of producing more
school spirit and have cheered our
teams on throughout a successful
year.
Cheri Thompson, Mary Hendricks, Kim Waugh

Lynn Johnson, Connie Lindsey, Maxine Martinez
Deena Trout, Belinda Greathouse, Rhea Bugarin

Cynthia Rucker

Lynne McGraw, Sherri Bailey, Norma Chase

"HOLLA YOUR NAME TO THE REVERBERATE HILLS"
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-TWELFTH NIGHT

�Madeline Randell

Michelle Duren

Debra Flowers

Sandy Williams

Eileen Jepson

Kirk Stephens

Ron Thomas

Mary Kilfoyle

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Mike King

�Every year at Christrnastime, a
group of devoted and hard working
students sing around the town. The
Angelaires, as this group is
known, performed this year at
Larimer Square, the Denver Art
Museum, Park Hill Regional
Library, and for various civic
groups, schools, churches, and
nursing homes. This year the
Angelaires made their own costumes
and attended the annual madrigal
festival in Boulder. Although the
group concentrated on madrigals,
songs sung unaccompanied around
a table, songs have branched out to
contemporary tunes. By singing
around the community, the Angelaires have not only enlightened the
lives of others, but have created
pride for East as well as themselves.

�SOUNDS ABOUND
For many years the East
High School band and
orchestra have had a
great reputation in good
music. Once again they
did a great job this year
under the careful direction of Mr. Bailey. The
band has been heard at
many athletic activities
and other school functions. Several concerts
have also taken place
featuring the orchestra
and a lot of enjoyable
songs. We hope East will
always keep up this great
tradition.

"If music be the food of love, play on"
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-Twelfth Night

�PEOPLE OF ROOM 254
Room 254 ... the Angelus
office where the members of
the yearbook staff spent many
hours talking, laughing,
yelling, working, fighting,
cleaning, and playing football.
Occasionally they ventured
beyond the office door to
camp out for 36 hours in the
Kaufman's penthouse or to
spread layouts, copy, pencils,
rulers, and typewriters all
over the Downs' ping pong
table in their desperate efforts
to make deadlines . But even
in the darkest moments,
they counted on Mr . Lee to
cheer them up with his quick,
clever jokes and words of
encouragement.

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�"I'LL NOTE YOU IN MY BOOK OF MEMORY"
-HENRY VI
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NIGHTCLUB
This year's junior prom
was a success considering
the facts that it was prepared in only two days and
it occurred during the city's
fuel shortage. The prom
was attended by fifty couples
who danced to the music of
Brown Sugar and were
surrounded by a night club
atmosphere. Junior class
sponsors 1rs. Nannette
Rease and Mr. James
Coleman were among those
who attended the affair.
Missing from the candidates' pictures are Cheryl
Grant, Ronnie McCray, and
Beverly Grant.

Ezra Frzier
Sherrie Bailey
James Couburn

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�Queen Cheri Thompson
King Thomas Bouknight

Sponsors Mrs. Nannette Rease
Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman

Elizabeth Cole
Bernard Anderson

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Michael Carroll
Donna Washington

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Under the superior direction
of l 1r. Jack Bailey, the East
High music department has
had one jazzy, successful
year. Beginning with the
jazz ensemble, concert
band, concert orchestra,
and advanced band, the
music department demonstrated their profound ability in the art of creating
music. Traveling to different schools, participating in
the winter -spring concerts,
the music department
exhibited their unique versatility in performing
various types of music.
With the addition of the
drum and bugle corp this
year, we can hardly wait to
hear the music department
next year!!

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�SPRING
"0! HOW THIS SPRING ...
RESEMBLETH THE
UNCERTAIN GLORY OF AN
APRIL DAY!"
-TWO GENTLEMEN OF
VERONA

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�Kevin Farris, Robert Close,
Mike King, Chris Moulding,
Kirk Stephens, David Wilbur,
Coach \1itchell.

QUIET, MEN AT WORK
62

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This year East High's Track
Team consisted of 40 memhers. The coach, Mr. Jerome
Biffle, commented there was
a great deal of enthusiasm
and spirit on the team. This
year Mr. Biffle also stated
that the track team was formidable competition for other
high schools in the state.
Many team members have excellent potentials.

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Throughout the season, the
team participated in many
track meets and the season
ended with a satisfactory
record .

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BACK ROW, L. TOR: Steve Heinz, Michael Taylor, David Foston, Terry
Locke, Buster Bouknight. FRONT ROW, L. TOR: Ed Wright, Ron Lee, Junious
McConnell, Massoud Parisay.

TRACKS!

65

�This year the Tennis Team
consisted of about eighteen
girls, who throughout the
season demonstrated enthusiasm and energy. Under the
direction of the new coach,
Ms. Karen Cookson, the girls
worked on perfecting their
strokes and strategy. Kay
Knowlton represented the
team in the number 1 singles
position, while Dee and Lee
Nemiro held the number 1
doubles spot. This team,
along with all the other girls'
athletic teams at East, has
finally begun to prove the
importance of girls' sports in
the public school system.

BACK ROW, L. TOR: Kim Tempest, Lisi Gottaas, Lillie Becay, Pam
Jones, Lee Nemiro, Kay Knowlton. MIDDLE ROW, L. TOR: Doreen
Yamamoto, Sue Ringler, Chris Telea, Karen Zimmerman, BOTTOM
ROW, L, TOR: Dee emiro, Gayle Nakata, Eileen Jepson, Candy Cason,
Helen Downs. OT PICTURED: Karen Cunningham, Terri Coker, Chris
Knight, Sharon Moreno.

SERVICE WITH A SMILE
66

�BACK ROW, L, TOR: Jr . Weed, Cathy Gray, Sharon Lewis, Lori Brown, Liz
Hathaway, Debbie Bryant. FRONT ROW, L. TOR: Susie Saylor, Sharlene
Elliott, Sherry Jones, Tami Knight. OT PICTURED: Josephine Guion, Tina
Dwight, Jann Biggs, Lori West.

This year, the East High
Girls' Track Team did
better than expected. Under
the direction of the ener getic coach, Ms . Alice
Weed, the team practiced
diligently, and showed
strength in competition. In
the different Track events ,
the girls showed much
determination, and Ms .
Weed commented that the
team was enthusiastic and
had good potential.

JUNIOR'S JAUNTERS
67

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�SENIOR SEMINAR
"THIS OUR LIFE
EXEMPT FROM
PUBLIC HAUNT,
FINDS TONGUES
IN TREES, BOOKS
IN THE RUNNING
BROOKS, SERMONS IN STONES,
AND GOOD IN
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-AS YOU LIKE IT

70

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�������"THE WEB OF OUR LIFE IS OF A
MINGLED YARN, GOOD AND ILL
TOGETHER."
-ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.

79

�����FHA
"FAIR ROUND BJ:LLY WITH GOOD CAPON LINED"
-AS YOU LIKE IT

84

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This year both FHA classes have tried to help
students in the Home Economics related areas.
The Hero class has participated in many sewing and cooking activities. A few of them ineluded Senior Return, Christmas and Halloween
Bake Sales, Spirit Day activities, and a fashion
show. The Heo class, both health and food related course, have worked on individual studies
to help students choose a career for their future.
They have also participated in similar activities
in home economics. Both Heo and Hero have
work-study courses. The annual Co-Operative
Education Banquet, held February 14th, gave the
student employees an opportunity to give their
supervisors an enjoyable evening of fun.
85

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"I AM A TRUE LABOURER: I EARN THAT I EAT, GET
THAT I WEAR"
&amp;
-AS YOU LIKE IT

VICA I

II

VICA is an organization which offers students prestige and recognition through a ational organization. VICA represents youth who
are dedicated to self-improvement
as they prepare for leadership in
the industry and in their communities. Membership in VICA provides students with the opportunity
for participation in vocational industrial club leadership training
activities, the VI CA individual
achievement program and leadership training conferences. They
also participate in educational
activities as well as social, civic,
and competitive achievement
programs. VICA also offers students an opportunity to become
acquainted with other young
people and to participate in activities with other students enrolled
in trade, industrial and technical
occupations.

Preparing for Leadership
in the World of Work

86

�The Distributive Education Clubs of America
consist of high school students throughout
the country who are interested in learning
about the business world. The three DECA
classes at East this year have proved the
organization to be successful. The members
learned various techniques and skills which
provided a background for jobs which they
obtained through the club or which they n,ay
obtain in the future.

87

�JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE
A ROMAN THOUGHT HATH STRUCK HIM"
The members of the Junior Clas- OTHELLO
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sical League dedicate themselves
to handing on the torch of clas- -;===:::;;:-------::;;;;;;;;;:::::-:::::;;;;:-- - - sical civilization in the modern
world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilizations of
Greece and Rome will help them
understand and appraise this
world of today, which is indebted
to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literatures,
languages, and arts.
The Junior Classical League has
been continuing the activities
consisting of an initiation picnic
held at Montclair Park, the annual Thanksgiving Basket given
to a family of six in the East
district, and the annual Io
Saturnalia, or Christmas party.
At the end of the year the well
known year's end Roman Banquet
was held where the Virgil medal
winners were honored. Another
activity which JCL participated
in was the State Junior Classical
League Convention held at Estes
Park on April 28 and 29 .

�Black Students Union was very active this year.
Under chairman Matthew Reid, the 15 members
planned many activities to further the education
of blacks. In February, they sponsored Black
Awareness Week, which included many movies,
plays and other activities for that week. They
also had a special program for Martin Luther
King's birthday. BSU was sponsored by Mrs.
Knight and Mr. Groff.

89

�WHITE JACKETS &amp; SOPHOMORE
PEP CLUB
"MAKE THE COMING HOUR O'ER FLOW WITH JOY"
-ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
Friday was the day when
the girls in red and white
hurried in preparation for
another pep assembly and
sports activity. These
girls are the motivating
forces known as the White
jackets and Sophomore Pep
Club. Throughout the year
they attended the games
and matches , and lent
enthusiasm to the East
High athletic teams . At
the end of May an athletic
banquet was held and a wards were presented.
You can always hear these
spirited groups shouting
"Un Ungowwa East Has
Got The Power!"

90

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A'' DRILL TEAM

"HE WOULD HIMSELF HAVE BEEN A SOLDIER"
-KING HENRY IV PART I

96

�The purpose of Los Chicanos Unidos this year
was to organize and unify Chicano students and
to promote and teach Chicano culture. Under the
direction of the sponsors, Mrs. Virigina Minik
and Mrs. Mary Jo Osgood, the club participated
in many activities which included book sales,
food sales, guest dancers, and a trip to Mexico
City with approximately 35 students.

97

�����KARATE CLUB
"I HAVE PEPPERED TWO OF THEM"
-KING HENRY IV PART I
The Karate Club this year
was led by a very capable
president, Ron Thomas,
who has won his Black
belt. The members of the
club are very proud of
him and his honor . This
year Deanna Hanna was
the sponsor, Sharon Lewis
the secretary and treasure .

�103

�SERAPH SISTERS
"HERE IS A TRUE AND INDUSTRIOUS FRIEND"
-KING HENRY IV PART I

104

�~eraph Sisters,

which has long been a tradition
at East, was composed this year of 25 girls all
having a grade point average of 3. 5 or above.
The girls, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nelson
and the leadership of president Julie Davis,
worked hard on services that helped the school
and the students. The members of Seraph Sisters
donated an hour of their time every day to help
the administration and counselors. This year the
girls sponsored the Senior Return and were in
charge of making and distributing the Student
Directory.

105

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SOCCER CLUB
"SPORT ROYAL"
-TWELFTH NIGHT
This year, East High's
Soccer Club was very suecessful kicking the ball.
Mr. Bloomfield, club
sponsor is very interested
in recruiting new members
for next year's team. Although a mini sport at East,
soccer is gaining interest
among the faculty and
students.

�107

�����DANCE CLUB
"WHEN YOU DO DANCE, I WISH ... THAT YOU MIGHT
EVER DO NOTHING BUT THAT"
- WINTER'S TALE
Throughout the year, the 4th
Medium Dancers were involved in numerous activities
within the school and throughout the community. Under
the direction of the sponsor,
Ms. Pamela Rosson, the
group's efforts included performances at Jewish Community Center, a performance at East in April, and
particapation in the graduation ceremony. The groups
feelings on the purposes of
the club can best be described
in this statement by the Pres ident, Ms . Ann Kunz: "Once
we recognize the potential we
have centered in our bodies,
we may break the barriers
of inhibition, and express
ourselves through one of the
most beautiful, joyous , and
fulfilling means - - the
dance. "

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���Lewis Greenlee

Felix Landau

Roger Craig

Elizabeth Williams

,
'Mary McConnell

Linda Matarrese

123

�Gerard Noonan

Regis Groff

Bob Hussey

Dennis Sullivan

124

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�Patricia McClanahan

\\a ync Eckcrling

Steve Padilla

Sheila Feeney

\\ ilma \\ eipert

125

�Warren Boatright

Ann Craig

Margexy Swisher

Jacqu eline Johnston

George Wonderley

James Hoops

THE SQUARE ROOT OF ALL EVIL
126

�Carolyn Sutton

Richard Schraeder

Elsa Berger

William McGinnis

127

Thomas Ellison

�Alfred Metcalf

Mack Fair

James Bloomfield

Robert Paul

IONS CAN GIVE YOU A CHARGE
128

�Dominic Zarlengo

Clarence Mullenix

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129

�Lynne Bacon

Ann Crocker

Blanche Pigott

Virginia Minick

Mary Gerner

WHY CAN'T YOU UNO ERST AND
ME?
130

�Allen Clerihue

Anne Durrance

Joyce Murray

W. Kearn Blocker

Pamela Starck

Jack Bailey

Marion Padboy

131

�Faye Bult

Joan Rudel

Jacquelyne Goelz

Sheldon Sperling

Connie Vigil

Gary Richard

Augusta Hardy

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�Hazel Spangenberg

Janice Sinopoli

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Marcia Fox

Gladys Ligon

Jimmie \Trazsity

Patricia Umetani

133

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�Michael McDanal

Woodrow Senior

Justin Carpenter

Leonard Miles

Larry Enos

SHOP TALK
134

�Stanley Gresham

Harlan Miller

Herbert Stewart

Frank Preisner
Donald Griebenaw

135

�Clifford Olin

Raymond Mitchell

Robert Damashek

GET YOUR_IN GEAR!!!
136

�Pamela Rosson

Karen Cookson

Junior Weed

137

�Melvin Niemeyer

Jerome Golus

Willard Wyatt

51! 51! ROT-C
138

�Joan Spencer

William Scheiman

Ida Mae Bowen

Esther Howard

Thomas Brownell
139

�Arthur Escobedo

Rhoda Dean

Eloise Lee

A FRIEND IN NEED
140

�Jerome Biffle

Alice Call

Ruth Eggleston

Jane Johnston

Eleanor Flatow

141

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L. TO R.: Joanne Trabert 1 Elda Fisher 1 Eva Smith

L. TOR,: Gloria Buchard, Edna Frickey, Mary Rider, Ginny Hogan

L. TO R . : Virgina Glen 1 Jennie Marr

L. TOR.: Mary Taylor, Zadean Wilcox, Rose
Evans

L . TO R.: Ruth Waldie 1 Ruby Vardaman, Mary Walters

MAINTAINING EFFICIENCY
144

�A TOAST

To female pilots, and dads
who do dishes , and kids
growing up knowing that they
are free to choose their
lives and loves without
criticism . To doing what
makes you happy, because
that' s what it ' s all about.
The world is growing. Let's
help it along. To Woman,
To Man, To People.

145

�����Pam Lofton
Lisa Lombardi
Anton , 1ac eal
Sandy 1artin
Sandra • iartinez

Barbara ~asteller
Melinda ~-1cGann
~ike Mercer
Darcelle 1unson
Kenneth Naatz
~artin Neubert

Dian
Lucy
Gayle i.xon
• Hcheal Oliver
1ari Oppenneer

Cindy Pacheco
Jody Priest
Joan Prutzer
Emmett Quezada
Donna Ranck
Gwen Ransom

~ichelle Reavey

Christine Redmond
Coral Reynolds
Robert Rhodes
Jo Riesenman
Gary Robitz

Kevin Rovlenchik
Scott Ruby
Larry Ryals
Jennifer Schillen
Deborah Schulte
Alva Scott

150

�Mark Scott
Brian Sedar
Debra Sharritt
Mark Simmons
Sheila Simonoff
Ron Sims

Sherry Sisco
Connie Smith
Nancy Spahn
Jim Stanek
Juleigh Stone

Kevin Stout
Robert Stovall
Brian Stump
W. C. Thomas
Tim Tursick
Tom Valdez

Sandra Van
Terri Vaughn
Rita Venters
Vivian Walker
Karen Wall
Debbie Ward

Jeff Watson
Diane Whitaker
Cindy Whittlesey
Monica Wilkinson
Nancy Williams
Lynn Wilson

Jeff Winstrom
Susie Wittner
Mary Wong
Kathy Westover
Diane Wright
Doreen Yamamoto

151

�������PE 'I ABBOTT
LILL\.1ER ALLXANDER
All City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Distributive
Education; Model Teens; \\'hite Jackets
MARY ANNE ALLEN
Environmental Workshop

RALPH ALLEN
VALERIE ALLEN
DEBRA ANCHRUM
FBLA, President; Senior Class
Officer, Secretary; White Jackets

BETH ANGELO
All School Show; Drama Club-East Side Players
CHERYL A THO NY
JA 1ES ARMSTRO G

FAYE ASA 0
CAROL BACHMAN
Aufsteiger; Girls Swimming; All City Swimming; Junior Escort; River Trip; Seraph
Sisters; Tennis; Operation Challenge

WES BARBER
JERRY BARTLETT
DEBORAH BAXTER

DI AH BECKER
Delegate Assembly; Drama Club--East Side Players; Junior Escort; National
Forensics League; National Thespians Society; Seraph Sisters; Speech Club;
Studio Theatre East; Theatre-in-the-Round

158

�SUZANNE BERRYMAN
JULIA BI 'GAMAN
SUSA BOMEY

GERAlDINE BOONE
BRAD BOSTON

BRENDA BOYD
MARVil'&lt; BOYD
KIM BRA SCOMBE

SHERRI BROOKS
CATHERINE BROUSSARD
Concert Choir; FBLA; Girls' Gymnastics Club; Track

LORI BROWN
All City Track; Gymnastics; All Metro
Track; All State Track; Cheerleader;
Delegate Assembly; Girls' Gymnastics Club;
Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen; Seraph
Sisters; Track; White Jackets
SANDRA BROWN
National Forensics League; Speech Club;
Wolcott Contest

A CY BRUNTON
RICHARDS BRYANS
DEBRA BRYA T

�����JUDY HALL
All City Choir, Band; All School Show; All
State Choir; Angelaires, President; Concert
Band; Concert Choir; Concert Orchestra;
Dance Club; Drama Club; Jazz Ensemble;
Marching Band; Gymnastics; PTA Orientation
Staff; Stage Band; Studio Theatre East;
Theatre-in-the-Round
MARY HALL

DEBRA HAMPTON
PA 1ELA HARRIS
BSBA; FHA;
CRISTY HATCHER

SUSAN HAWLEY
Delegate Assembly; River Trip
CHARLES HAYES
TOM HEALY

STEVEN HEI 'Z
PEN 'Y HERD
Junior Escort; Seraph Sister; Spotlight Staff, Reporter,
Copy Editor
BRE 'T HINTON
Distributive Education; Environmental \\'orkshop

AL HIRJI
DIANE HOLCOMB
All City Pep Club; Concert Choir; White
Jackets, Secretary

BELINDA HOLIMAN
All City Orchestra; Concert Orchestra; All School
Show; FTA; Computer Club; junior Escort
DARRYL HOLLEMAN

164

�MARILYN HONEYMAN
All City Pep Club; Bowling Club; Junior Achievement;
Junior Escort; White Jackets, Co-Treasurer
VICKIE HUDSO
All City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; High School Red
Cross; Junior Prom Queen Candidate; Stage Crew; Swimming

STEVEN HUNTER
CARL IBARRA
DOUGLAS JACKSON
Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble;
Marching Band; Stage Band

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SHERYL JACKSON
RESA JAMES
RALPH JEROME

JACQUELINE JOID&lt;S
CHANETA JONES
SHERRY JONES

KATHRYN JUNGLAS
All School Show; Junior Retreat; Senior Retreat
DENNIS KARASIK
DANIELL£ KAUFFMAN

KIM KAUFMAN
Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; FHA; Junior Achievement; River Trip: Skeast
LISA KELLY

165

�KA TIIY KII.FOYLE
Aufsteiger; Girls' Swimming
MICHAEL KING
ED KLAP

THOMAS KNAPP
KAY KNOWLTO
All City Tennis; All Metro Tennis;
Angelus Staff, Business Manager;
Girls' State; Junior Escort; River
Trip; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Tennis
HELEN KOSTIKOS

FEUCJA KRAUZE
Seraph Sisters
AlDANA KUDUNSKI
ANN KUNZ
All School Show; Concert Choir; ICC;
Dance Club, President; Junior Class Officer,
Secretary; Junior Escort; Model Teens;
Studio Theatre East

DAWN LARRY
All School Show; Aufsteiger; BSBA; Drama
Club; JCL; National Thespians Society,
President; Stage Crew; Studio Theatre East;
Tennis; Theatre-in-the-Rounel

VICTORIA LARSON
Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Seraph Sisters;
Skeast; Who's Who Among American High School
Students
CAREY LASHBROOK
MATT LAVI GTON

GEMMA LEAN
LOUAN LECKIE

166

�ERIC LOMBARDI
CATHY LUCAS
CARLA MANCHEGO

PATRICIA MANKA
MONDA MARl
DECA; Distributive Education; Latin American Club; Los Chicanos Unidos; Model Teens;
White Jackets

GLADYS MARTI
TOM MARTIN
CARMELA MARTINEZ
Studio Theatre East; Theatre-in-the-Round

'
PRISCILLA MARTINEZ
BARBARA MATHEWS

UNDA MAWHORTER
ational Merit Letter of Commendation;
Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, Secretary; Who's
Who Among American High School Students;
Fastest Typist A ward
GWENDOLYN MAXEY
BILL MCCLEAVE

TIM MCDERMOTT
ROTC
KAREN MCGEE
DAR Finalist; JCL; Pre-Med Club, President

�LYNNE MCGRAW
Angelaires; BSBA; Concert Choir; Drama
Club; Porn Porn Girl; White Jackets.
RAMONA MCGREW
MARGIE MC AMEE

PATRICIA MEDINA
ROSANA MENOGAN

MICHAEL MEYER
JERRI MIMS
JANELLE MOLLER

JUUE MOSES
CHRISTOPHER MOUlDING
WILLARD NEWTON

YOLANDA NIETO
DAWN IGH

CINDY OBLES
IRMA NOWORYTTA
All-City Choir; Angelaires; The Apple Tree; Concert
Choir; Delegate Assembly Alternate; East Side Story;
Student Mobilization Committee.
CHARMAINE OCHOA

168

�KARL OLSEN
Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, Art Asst., Sports Editor;
Computer Club; Curriculum Revision Board; "D" Club; PreLaw Club; PTSA; River Trip; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation
Staff; Swimming; Track.
HEATHER PA NEBAKER
Outward Bound; River Trip; Senior Seminar; Swimming.

DEBBIE PARCELL
\\RANDALL PARKER

FLOY PARTEE
PAMELA PAUL
TANIA PEER

LINDA PERS KE
BERYL PHILLIPS
DAVID PHILLIPS

STANLEY PIECHOWSKI
LILLIA PORCH
MIKE PORTER
Health Occupations Outstanding Student Award;
Football; Simplicity Fashion Show; Swimming;
VICA .

KATHLEEN PRATT
DECA; Distributive Education; Foreign Language
Club.
KATHRYN PRIEST

169

���BILL SMITH
JACQUELINE SMITH
KENNETH SMITH

I

ROSALIND SMITH
RUSSEL SMITH

SHARON SMITH
SHIRLEY SMITH
Art Club
DIANE SNIDER
All-City Band; All-School Show; All-State
Band; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra;
National 1erit Semi-Finalist.

DICK SJI.l.'"DER
ELA SOUREKA
Concert Choir; White Jackets.
MARY SPEICHER

IRENE SPEROS
White Jackets
ELLEN STARR

KIRK STEPHENS
All-City Pep-Club; All-City Student Council; Cheerleader; Cherry Creek Exchange; Gymnastics; PTSA;
Senior Class Representative; Senior Council; Sophomore
Orientation Staff; Student Council Leadership Conference.
VICTORIA STEV£ri;S
GLORIA SWANSON

•

�MARTY SWEETNAM
Aufsteiger, Treasurer; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen
Attendant; Mouse That Roared, Make-up and Costumes;
Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Orientation Staff; World Spectrum,
German.
INA SZWEC
Angelus Staff, STR-Album Asst., Activities Asst.; Delegate
Assembly; Girls' Swimming; JCL; Junior Escort; Model Teens;
River Trip; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; White Jackets.

lAVON A TALLEY
DEBRA TAYLOR
FRED TAYLOR

JAQULYN TIIOl\.1AS
RON THOMAS
All-City Pep Club; All-City Student Council; Cheerleader; "D" Club;
Dance Club; Delegate Assembly; Cherry Creek, Northglenn Exchanges;
Sophomore Football; ICC; Karate Club; Partners; "People Knowledge";
PTSA; River Trip; ROTC; Senior Class Representative; Senior Council;
Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Student Council; Student Council
Leadership Conference; \\'hite Jackets; Wrestling.

THOMAS TIIOMAS
Delegate Assembly; Drama Club--East Side Players;
European Tour; Soccer Club; Stage Crew; Theatrein-the-Round.
BRENDA THOMPSON

TONI THOMPSON
All-City Student Council; DECA; Delegate Assembly;
Distributive Education; Junior Prom Queen Candidate;
May Queen Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y.
ANNETTE THORNTON
MARILYN TOLIVER

DEENA TROUT
DIDIER TRUFANO\\'
JAMES VREElAND

173

���The 1973 Angelus Staff:
Helen Downs
Susan Groethe
John Iwasaki
David 1ejia
Eddie DeCroce
Ina Szwec
Gail 1iyoshi
Kevin Beebe
Jo Dolmas
Kay Knowlton
Crystal Carollo
Kim Kaufman
Donald Sidney
Dave Snelling
Tom Wilson
Fred Taylor
Eric Lombardi
Jerry Krautman
Joan Rounds
Marcus Robinson
Jeff Turner
Eileen Jepson
Anne Ferrari
Lee remiro
Buster Bouknight
Karl Olsen
Chris Sellers
Glenn Ybarra
Brian Lee

Editor -in -Chief
Activities Editor, Art Asst.
Co- Head Photographer
Photographer
Co-Head Photographer
Activities Asst. , Album Asst.
Album Editor
Photographer
Album Asst.
Business Manager, Clubs Asst.
Sports Co-Editor, Clubs, Art Asst.
Clubs Editor
Sports Co- Editor
Photographer
Clubs Asst. , Art Asst.
Photographer
Photographer
Photographer, Activities Asst.
Art Editor, Sports Asst.
Sports Asst.
Photographer
Activities Asst.
Sports Asst.
Album Asst.
Sports Asst.
Managing Editor
Photographer
Album Advisor
Sponsor

Thanks to:
Our photographers:
John, Eddie, David, Eric, Fred,
Kevin, Dave, Jeff, Jerry
American Yearbook Company
Larry Caywood
Vickie and Dave
Jim Bloomfield for soccer
pictures
Lawrence Welk' s bubbles
Steve Downs for photography
Annie Downs for her betweensnack typing
Cheeseman Park Playground
Metro -Goldberg-Downs
Cineramic Studios
Mr. Irwin Keinon for his inspiring Shakespeare teachings
Ms. Head Dip
Babycakes
Coffee and uppers
The Studios:
DeCroce
Jafay
Jack's
Universal
Abdoo
House of Photography

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Smith, L. Wisehart, M. Boyd, J. Alexander, C. Wytias; 3rd: Coach Craig, B. Tedesko, R. Dews, T. Bouknight,
J. McLaughlin, R. Cheek, L. Jackson, R. Bryant, R. Bolden, D. Gadison, R. Revere, R. McCray, T. Rhodes,
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Stafford, R. Wise, J. Tolbert, B. Luna, R. Tyler, T. Locke, J. Walsh, S.
McCants, K. Perkins, T. Tracey; 3rd: M. Oliver, L. Taylor, J. Roy, B.
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meant an easy afternoon. At the beginning of August,
1971, Regis Groff took over as coach. "We're going
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people up! 11 After finishing below • 500 for five years
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victories and 26 losses. And the next two years will
be even better • . . • •

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Top row: G. Cassidy, K. Levin, D. Gross, E.
Lombardi, C. Knight; bottom row: S. Eagle, G.
Gallegos, E. DeCroce, Charlie Greenwell.

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coached by Bob Paul,toted the best win-loss record.
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year's club is trying to acquire more Chicano teachers at East
to teach such subjects as music, history, and English. This
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world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments,
laws, literature, languages and arts.

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participate in four drill meets:
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Meet, Pershing Rifles Drill Meet, and City Competition. With the luck and skill
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Angelus Staff; Girls Sports Editor; FT A;
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Mitchell High School Exchange; Junior Class
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Angelus, Editor; Boys' State; Delegate
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White Jackets

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JOYCE MURRAY

176

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Junior Leadership conference; Junior Retreat;
G. W . Retreat; Taos &amp; Santa Fe , New Mexico;
Tight.

�ICOLETTE MURRAY
MARIE NAGY
ational Forensics League; Speech Team.

JOYCE NAKATA
DENISE NAVE
BILL NELSON

EVA

OWORYTTA

All School Show; Concert Choir; Girls Gymnastics.

TRACEY O'HANLON
MARY O'KANE
All School Show; Drama Club--East Side Players;
High School Red Cross; National Forensics League;
National Thespians Society; "Spoon River
Anthology"; Studio Theatre East.

L YNNDA OWENS
All City Pep Club; Concert Choir; Delegate
Assembly; Honorary Cadet; May Queen Attendant;
Porn Porn Girl; White Jackets.

MARY PARSO
All School Show; Angelaires; Concert Choir;
Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen; Fall Sports
Queen Attendant; Honorary Cadet; Junior Class
Secretary; ROTC; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Studio
Theatre East; White Jackets.

MARY PETRUCCI
Junior Escort; Pre-Med Club, Vice
President; Seraph Sisters; Junior
Leadership Conference.

GERALD PIPER
All City Choir; All School Show;
Angelaires, President; Angelites;
Angelus Staff, Managing Editor,
STR &amp; Album asst. ; Concert Choir;
Drama Club; "Music Man"; PTSA;
River Trip; Sohpomore Orientation
Staff; Studio Theatre East; Junior
Leadership Conference.

�SA DRA POLK

ALA

POMERA Z

Aufsteiger· Baseball· "D" Club·
Delegate A~sembly; Football; '
Hi-Y; LaCrosse Club; Outward
Bound; River Trip; Wrestling.

CLAUDIA POWER
SANDRA PRATI
TIM PRUTZER
Gymnastics; JCL.

GORDO

PRYOR

Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Cheny Creek
Exchange; River Trip; Senior Class Vice President;
Student Council Retreat.

SALLY RAUB
RICK RAZEE
Delegate Assembly; Spotlight Staff.

SANDRA REAVEY
Bowling Club; International Realtions Club, Vice
President; JCL, Secretary, President; Junior Escort;
Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff; White Jac~ers.

STEVE

REED

BILL REININGER
LINDA RETALLACK
Bowling Club, President;
Junior Escort; Seraph
Sisters, Treasurer; Spotlight Staff, Editorial
Editor; Voice of Youth.
178

�MARY REUM
Evergreen Exchange; Human Relations Conference;
Pre-Med Club; Junior Class Retreat.

DENISE REY OLDS
FBLA, President; White Jackets, Co-Treasurer.

THOMAS RHODES
Aufsteiger; Baseball; Bowling Club; Environmental
Workshop; Football; Junior Usher; PTSA; River Trip;
ROTC; Rifle Team, Captain.

JA E RICE
Environmental Workshop;
Girls Gymnastics Club;
Junior Achievement; PreMed Club; River Trip;
White Jackets; Senior
Seminar.

WINO A RICHARDSO
BSBA; DECA.

DYA

RIDGE

JEANNE RIEDE
PAM RIHANEK
GLORIA ROBERTS

SHELLEY ROBERTS
All City Pep Club; White
Jackets, Secretary.

CAROLE ROBI SO
JOE ROBI SON
LA TANYA ROBI SON
All City Choir; All City
Orchestra; All City Pep
Club; All School Show;
Angelaires; Head Cheerleader; Drama Club--East
Side Players; Model Teens;
"Spoon River Anthology";
Studio Theatre East;
Theatre-In-The-Round;
"The Crucible"· White
Jackets; Drill M'aster .

CASSA DRA ROCHA

179

���PATRICIA STEPHE S
Angelaires; Concert Choir; Studio Theatre
East.

DONA STETZEL
JANET STONI GTO
ALEJANDRO SUAREZ

JOH

SUITER

PATTY SU ATA
All City Pep Club;
Cheerleader; Concert
Band; High School Red
Cross; Pre-Med Club;
Sophomore Orientation
Staff.

CHESTER TALLEY
Concert Band; Delegate
Assembly; Football;
ational Forensics League;
PTSA; ROTC; Track.

WILLIAM TEDESKO

DEAN TERASAKI
Angelus Staff, Photographer; Skeast, President;
Senior Seminar.

CHARLOTTE THOMAS
FTA, President; Seraph Sisters; Leadership Training.

LINDA THOMAS
BSBA; Model Teens; Pre-Med Club; White Jackets.

TERRANCE THOMAS
182

�KAREN THOMPSON
All City Student Council; Art Club; DAR
Finalist; Delegate Assembly; Mitchell Exchange;
Head Girl; Junior Class President; Junior Council;
Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen Candidate;
Senior Council; Sophomore Class Secretary;
Sophomore Council; Sohpomore Orientation
Staff; Student Council, Student Council Leadership Conference; White Jackets; Junior Prom
Queen.

RUTH TIFFANY
WAYNE TOLBERT
Basketball.

CYNTHIA TOLLERSON
Delegate Assembly; Foriegn Language Club; Junior
Escort; Seraph Sisters; Y- Teens.

IRENE TOWNE
Concert Band; Distributive Education.

CHERYL TOWNS

JOH

TRACE

EVELYN
TRAMMELL

MARY TRAXLER
JIM TRAY OR

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1972
Was there ever a cause too lost,
Ever a cause that was lost too long,
Or that showed with the lapse of
time too vain
For the generous tears of youth and
song?
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1939

189

���CLUBS INDEX
"A" DRILL TEAM
Craig Meyer--Drill Commander
Steve McCarthy--Guideon
Malcom Riley--Guideon
Paul Beauregard
John Brooks
Rolan Delaney
Steve Eagle
David Ichikawa
Dave Johruon
John Peitsmyer
Darryl Waters
Phil Wicks
Glen Ybarra
AUF STEIGER
Kay Allen
Karen Alpert
Cathy Baumann
Bobbie Beausang
Scott Blanc
Kathy Carr
Charles Carroll
Collette Crater
Charlie Deal
Tom Delphia
Atlanta Dye
Su.~an Elmblad
David Glassey
Karen Hart
Bob Hilton
John Hom
Chip Irving
Sherry Jones
Kathy Kilioyle
Mary Kilfoyle
Dan Larson
April Manter
Raymond McCleery
Jim McNamara
Bill Meadoff
Derek Moore
BevNemmers
Judi Ferrill
Stan Pytell
Theresa Pytell
Allen Reddick
Jerry Reddick
Steve Reed
Gene Rice
Jane Rockwell
Linda Rovelenchik
Mark Rovlenchik
Marjorie Rubin
Sheila Sileeen
Dayna Smith
John Walsh
Kee Warner
Rich Young
B.S.B.A.
Mr. Groff
Miss Hooks
Mrs. Knight
Miss McClanahan
Ivan Beal
Lois Benson
Phillip Dorsey
Carol Drake
Darrell Haynes
Doug Haynes
Duane Haynes
Sharon Jones
Bobby Kemp
David Kinney
Connie Lindsay
Kathy Loften
Michael Lofton
Charles Mays
Keve McConnell
Linda McDaniel
Michele McKizzie
Gilbert Miles
Lillian Porch
Matthew Reid
Melvin Robertson
James Salsberry
Lawrence Sims
Shellie Stephens
Craig Walter
Darryl Waters
Terry Welch
Shelley White
CHICANOS UNIDOS
Tommy Gustemontez--President
Lonnie Rodriquez--Vice President
Carlan Manchego--Secretary

192

Linda Abila
Dolores Andrade
Helen Bernal
Charlene Butler
Terri Chichura
Becky Costello
Richard Costello
Christie Dirge
.:;eraldine Encinias
Diana Esquibel
Tom Gallagos
Becky Herrera
Lauri Jasso
Dan Luna
Robert Luna
Monda Marin
Priscilla Martinez
Ronnie Martinez
J arne Mondragen
J eress Mondragen
Teresa Montano
Sharon Moreno
Louis Ortiz
Virgina Quintana
Danny Rodriquez
Yvonne Rodriquez
Leebert Romero
Randy Romero
Gerard Trujillo
DRAMA CLUB
Rick Lightburn--President
Julie Groshong--Vice President
Kim Branscombe--Historian
Brenda Boyd--Secretary
Judy Fisher--Treasurer
Don Allen
Sid Angelo
Dinah Becker
Marvin Brown
Mike Cain
Charles Carroll
Joe Chamberlain
Frances Cox
Kent Dazey
Mary Deisch
Reggie Garner
Dawn Griffin
Patty Groshong
Steve Hiam
Cinda Hunter
Rosemary Kinne!
Paula Larson
Debbie Mays
Mark McConnell
John McDonald
Vicky McElroy
Lynne McGraw
Jenny McGuire
Allison Neet
Barb Nemmers
Bev Nemmers
Mary 0 1Kane
Gerald Piper
Shirley Pringel
David Rosenberg
Paul Rosenberg
Cathie Samora
Sheila Skillen
Debbie Staeck
Cathy Swanson
Tina Thackery
Cheri Thompson
Paul Weiss
Leslie Whittington
Reva Woli
Karl Young
DANCE CLUB
Kathy Good--Co-Pres1dent
Belinda Knight--Co-President
Jo Ellen Seymour--Vice President
Marcy Freeman--Secretary
Ann Miller--Treasurer
Lois Benson
Brenda Boyd
Marvin Brown
Kathy Carr
Candy Cason
Wanda Chumura
Larry Dodds
Dyani Garrett
Eric Harden
Eva Havlicek
Rosanne Horovitz
Tim Hubler
Mary James
Mike Jones
Ann Kunz
Kim Leonard
Karen Lindsay
Annita Menogan

Vince Moreno
Allison Neet
Dana Patterson
Gerald Piper
James Salsberry
Merle Schwartzberg
Dayna Smith
Janet Stonington
Joan Turner
F.H.A.
Faye Asano
Rosalie Baca
Beth Becker
Sheila Blakeney
Debra Bryant
Rhea Bugarin
Bernice Clifton
Pat Colbert
Vanessa Cornelius
Lora Dawson
Rhonda DeBuyzer
Vicky Dotson
Criss Duran
annie Fellows
Stephanie Gerlis
Margaret Grady
Bernice Harlan
Cletha Hull
Alicia Hutchinson
Clarissa James
Debra Johnson
Leatra Jones
Katherine Koopman
Ernest McCray
Debra Murphy
John Muskelly
Catherine Nevius
Tania Peer
Donna Putney
Carole Robinson
Cassandra Rocha
Terri Salone
Cindy Slatton
Sharon Smith
Terry Smith
Gladys Stevenson
Doris Stoker
Glenda Thompson
Debbie Vittetoe
Gary White
Carol Wright
F.T.A.
Charlotte Thomas- -President
Jo Delmas
Mari Delmas
Helene Goldstein
Bette Gray
Ellen McGann
Tom Yale
JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE
Consuls: Sandy Reavey
Rick Lightburn
Tribe I
Jonathan Tribune--Brodie
Censor--Jack Peacock
Scribe--Dawn Griffin
Michelle Deranleaw
Patti Gallegos
Ellen McGann
Bill elson
Joan Smith
Tribe II
Margrit Benton--Tribune
Ann Priester--Censor
Joe DeRose--Scribe
Richard Bondi
Manette Deranleau
Michelle Duren
Jean Herbert
Paul Kmetiuk
Ina Szwec
Kim Waugh
Adrienne Yamada
Dianne Young
PRE LAW
Mr. Bill McGinnis
Marc Rose--President
Rick Berry-Vice President
Rick Foster--Secretary
John Suiter--Treasurer
Chris Martinez- -Historian
Ray Bondi
Chuck Carpenter
Bob Dean
Chuck Eitemiller
Dan Gross
Don Horne
Dennis Karasik
John Lorn
Dave Lupburger
Tom Martin

Dave McConnell
Tom McGarry
John Milstein
Karl Olsen
Dave Rose
Daryl Savage
Steve Shanks
Randy Stress
Stan Trayler
Brad Whittlesey
Jim Wilson
PREMED
Joan Smith--President
Mary Petrucci--Vice President
Denise Moses--Sec. and Tres.
Lise Glass
Roger Herr
Craig Matsuda
Sharon Moreno
Angie Nelson
Mary Reum.
]arne Rice
Patty Sunata
RED CROSS
Pam Burbidge
Kathy Cromar
Linda Fechner
Susan Grigsby
Jane Rockwell
Daryl Savage
Julie Stetzel
SERAPH STSTERS
Denise Moses--President
Gail Lang--Vice President
Joyce Nakata--Secretary
Linda Retallack--Tresurer
Chris Agatsuma
Sharon Colvin
Cheryl Crownover
Mari Delmas
Roxanna Goldman
Bette Gray
Sally Jepson
Martha Kasch
Barb Lachman
Karen Lindsay
Ellen McGann
Arlene Mcintosh
Anita Menogan
Aleta Mitchell
Mary Petrucci
Sandy Reavy
Kathy Schleich
Jonel Smith
Charlotte Thomas
Cynthia Tollerson
Sue Winter
V. I.C.A. --H.E.O.
Cindy Lane--President
Helene Goldstein--Vice
President
Guy Brewster
Vanessa Buie
Terry Camack
Candy Campbell
Bob Gunning
Lise Glass
Dagmar Havlicek
Roll Kotar
Nina Natanson
Michael Porter
Diane Sanders
Joan Smith
Annette Thornton
V. I,C.A. --I.C.E.
Victor Walker--President
Tony Guzman--Vice President
Jeannine Bastien--Secretarv
Virgil Lewis--Treasurer
Vincent Brown
Lee Carter
Sandy Friedman
Dan Potter
Marjorie Rubin
WORLD SPECTRUM
Ralph Allen
Nick Antonopoulas
Frances Cox
Theresa Huber
Anette La Flex
Tom Martin
Danniela McFarlane
Evelyn Mishur
Derek Moore
Pam Newberrry
Nina Robinson
Diane Schreiber
Evelyn Schreiber
Gregeld Schwarz

�Abbott, Penni 155
Abila, Linda Marie 155
Abram, Sandra
Achten, David
Adair, Margaret 155
Adams, Barbara M. 164
Adams, Barbara S.
Adams, Verna
Agatswna, Chris 61, 164, 200
Agnew, Charlotte 147
Aiello, Jeanne
Akard, Glennell
Albers, Hubert
Albin, Florence
Alexander, Deborah
Alexander, Delbert
Alexander, James 17
Alexander, joycelyn
Alexander, Liumer 155
Alexander, Marvin 19
Alexander, Olney
Allen, Don 82, 264
Allen, Garry 56
Allen, Joe
Allen, Katherine
Allen, Mary Anne
Allen, Ralph
Allen, Ralph S.
Allen, Susan
Allen, Valerie
Allison, Deidra
Allison, Rodney
Alpert, Karen
Alston, Devorah
Altenberg, Jim 164
Anchrum, Debra 155
Anchrum, Sonja 164
Anderson, Bernard
Anderson, joseph 17
Anderson, Katherine
Anderson, Marion 147
Anderson, Maureen 147
Anderson, Rina
Ando, Miki 147
Andrade, Delores
Andrade, Leonard
Andrews, Garry
Andrews, Jim 155
Andrews, Penny
Andrianakos, George
Angelo, Elizabeth
Angelo, Margaret
Angelo, Sidney L.
Anthony, Cheryl
Anthony, Michael
Anthony, Ronnie 16
Anton, Nick J.
Apodaca, Louis E.
Apodaca, Sabrina D.
Arant, Ron 164
Archibeque, joseph E.
Arellano, Jackie 155
Arkadie, Denise S.
Arkulari, James
Armstead, lanthia 164
Armstrong, james R.
Arnold, Kevin L
Arrington, Nathan 147
Asano, Faye H.
Ashe, Robert W.
Ashley, Cynthia
Ashley, David L.
Ashley, Sherrie L.
Askew, Dean 17
Atkinson, Ken E.
Austin, Patricia L.
Autry, Judith A.
Ayres, George R.
Babcock, Larry A.
Baber, Bill 164
Baca, Christine 147
Baca, Rosalie 164
Bachman, Carol L.
Backstrom, George
Badgett, Lambert W.
Badillo, Carmen
Bailey, Diane L.
Bailey, Judy E.
Bailey, Mary E.
Bailey, Randal R
Bailey, Raymond 164
Bailey, Sherry
Bailey, Tyrone
Baker, Michael E.
Baker, Ronald 0.
Balden, Craig A.
Banks, Darlene

Banks, Debra 147
Banks, Rhonda
Banks, Victoria
Barber, Marla W.
Barber, William Wes
Barbour, Hugh M.
Rarker, Cherrie L.
Barnes, Freeman
Barnes, Rita 164
Barrall, Sara R. 147
Barrick, Candy Kay
Bartlett, Jerry W. 155
Bartley, Theresa
Bartok, Gabor
Bartok, Ill Eva
Bartolo, Cindy
Bastien, Jeannine 155
Batchler, Carla A.
Bateman, Kathi 147
Bates, john
Battley, Debra A. 155
Baumann, Cathy M. 147
Baumann, Robert C. 164
Baxter, Deborah T. 155
Baxter, Martha A.
Bayardo, Mario A.
Bayes, Christopher
Beal, james I
Bean, Eva I. 147
Beasley, Alan D.
Beasley, Reginald 56
Beauregard, Paul H .
Beaver, Michael D.
Becker, Beth 165
Becker, Dinah
Becks, Anthony
Beebe, Kevin
Behr, Norman W.
Behr, Norman W.
Behr, Steven G .
Bell, Brian
Bell, Debie R.
Bell, Fred A.
Bell, Kaulah Ann
Bell, Michaal
Bell, Thomas M.
Bellaire, Cheryl Ann
Benard, Wayman B.
Benjamin, Mary H.
Benson, Douglas R.
Benson, Lois 147
Benton, Ann 165
Benton, Clay R.
Benton, Margrit L.
Berenbaum, Julie
Bergthold, Bruce
Bergthold, Karin 165
Bernal, Helen
Bernal, Isabel
Berridge, Debra 147
Berry, Diane
Berry, Glenn
Berry, Lawrence
Berry, Regina
Berry, Richard 165, 200
Berry, Russell 56, 147
Berryman, Susanne
Bess, Marl
Bialak, Jean
Bialak, Theresa
Biggs, Janice
Bills, Robert
Bindel, Susan
Bindel, Thomas
Bingaman, Julia
Birge, Christie 155
Bisbee, Julia
Bishop, Paulette
Blackburn, Linda 147
Blackburn, Sharon 147
Blacknall, Vanessa
Blair, Omar
Blackeney, Sheila
Blarney, Karen
Blanas, Stacey 14 7
Blanc, Scott
Blitson, Patricia
Blue, Donald
Blue, Marula 165
Boatner, V. E. 47
Boehlir, james
Boehman, john
Bondi, Raymond 35, 54, 165
Bondi, Stuyvesant 19
Bonvicini, Lorenzo 147
Bookman, Michelle 165
Boone, David

Boone, Geraldine
Borger, Richard
Borgmann, Deborah
Boston, Bard
Bouknight, Buster 17, 56, 147
Bouknight, Sharon 165
Bowers, Kent
Bowler, Belinda
Boyd, Brenda
Boyd, Marvin 17
Boyd, Paul
Boyle, Brian
Bardford, Debra
Bradley, John 147
Bradley, Mike 56
Brandes, Theodore
Brannin, Mark
Branscombe, Kim
Braschler, Bernie
Brassell, Susan 165
Braunies, Karl
Bray, Dana
Brent, David D.
Brewer, Glenn M.
Brewster, Ceslie
Brewster, Guy 165
Brin, Taina Rose 155
Brink, Kevin M.
Brodie, jonathan
Brooks, Chester L.
Brooks, Debbie J.
Brooks, john D. 56
Brooks, Mary
Brooks, Rosa 165
Brooks, Sherri
Brooks, Steve J.
Brown, Andre
Brown, Don 147
Brown, Ed 52, 147
Brown, Edward M.
Brown, Glenn W.
Brown, Henry K.
Brown, Jacqueline L.
Brown, jeanette
Brown, Kathy
Brown, Linda Joyce
Brown, Linda L.
Brown, Lisa 155
Brown, Lori 15, 60
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Marvin 164
Brown, Michael K.
Brown, Pam J. 155
Brown, Sherri W.
Brown, Trinny 60, 155
Brown, Vincent 166
Brown, Violet Marie
Brownell, Nancy 147
Brunton, Nancy L. 155
Bryant, Debra L.
Bryant, Edward B.
Bryant, Rupert 17
Buckett, Rebecca L.
Buckley, Maureen C.
Buczek, Andrea
Bueno, Donna J.
Bugarin, Rhea E.
Buie, Kioda M.
Buie, Vanessa J.
Bullers, Jamie
Bunting, John I.
Bunton, Judith
Burbidge, Pam 155
Burch, Phanchon C.
Burkes, Adriane D. 147
Burns, Joseph Martin
Burns, Susan T.
Burrell, Diana L.
Burton, Anthony R.
Burton, Beverly D. 155
Burton, Randall S.
Burton, Rick W.
Burton, Sheila J. 147
Busch, Emily M.
Bustos, Chalotte
Bustos, Cindy
Butcher, James C.
Butler, Charlene F.
Butler, Tandy L.
Byrd, Deborah
Caldwell, John
Caldwell, Rita K.
Calkins, Lawrence P.
Call ins, Barbara J. 155
Camack, Terry
Cameron, Donald D.
Campbell, Candy 166

Campbell, Masherll 148
Campbell, Randy E. 156
Candelaria, Richard J. 148
Candland, Randy Lee
Cantwell, Christopher A.
Caraway, Charles
Cardenas, Manuel
Cardy, Brandy 148
Careathers, Mike W.
Carey, Debbie Marie
Carillo, Rich A.
Carollo, Cryatal m.
Carollo, Reno 166
Carpenter, Charles R. 20
Carr, Kzthy E.
Carr, Niki
Carrillo, Michael F.
Carriola, Loretta M.
Carroll, Casey 166
Carroll, Charles W.
Carroll, Jackie 148
Carroll, Michael 19, 52
Carroll, Roderick D.
Carroll, Teresa M. 166
Carter, Cynthia R.
Carter, Dennis 166
&lt;..arter, Doug 106
Carter, Judy
Carter, Kenneth
Carter, Kenneth W.
Carter, Lee 156
Casey, Patti 148
Cason, Candice S.
Cass, Brian F. 166
Cass, Linda K 156
Cassidy, Francis J.
Cassidy, Gerard 23
Cassidy, Mariane
Cassidy, Peggy 156
Castaneda, Cynthia
Casteel, Patricia
Castellano, Vickie L.
Castillo, Alice R.
Castillo, Richard J.
Castleman, Rodney 19, 52
Cave, Clinton L.
Cer, Marija M. 266
Chacon, Bonitico M.
Chacon, Richard
Chadwick, Curtis
Chambelin, Joe 156
Chambers, Philip 24, 47, 156,
200
Champion, Linda C. 166
Chance, Robert L.
Chaney, Kim K.
Chaney, Krista K.
Chapman, Abraham Jr.
Chapman, Larry 29, 50
Chapman, Priscilla A.
Chase, Morris
Chase, Norma S.
Chase, Richard J.
Chase, Thomas A.
Chavez, Albert Matin
Chavez, David
Chavez, J, Dave
Cheaney, Char len E.
Cheek, Randy L. 17
Cherrie, Scott 156
Cherry, Debra K.
Cherry, Ethel
Chichura, Terri Lynn
Chrism, Randy M.
Chmura, Frank J.
Chmura, Wands S,
Choi June
Christianson, Debbie M.
Christianson, James W.
Chruchill, Frank J.
Cinocco, Walter Rey
Clark, Dannie R.
Clark, Kenneth L.
Clark, Michael L.
Clary, Harry W.
Cleary, Bridget M.
Cleary, Charles 59, 82, 166
Clevenger, MonaD,
Clifford, Larry B.
Clifton, Bernice M. 156
Clinkingbeard, Brion J.
Clinkingbeard, Jamie R.
Close, Linda Marie
Clise, Robert A.
Cloud, Torn 156
Clymer, Mamie R.
Cobb, Jeff W.

193

�Cobb, Raymond 24, 47, 166
Coburn, James 52, 148
Co Ide, iarilyn 167
Cody, Den e M.
Coe, Loren 167
C
n, Lisa R,
Cohen, Nisa
Coker, Terri
Colaizzi, John B.
Colavita, Diane iarie
Colbert, Larry R.
Colbert, Patricia Ann
Colburn, Karen L.
Cole, Eliabeth • 148
Coleman, Frederi k K,
Collins, Deanna J.
Collins, Gale J. 19, 52, 148
Collins, Margie K. 167
oUins, Marvena 167
Collins, iike
Collins, Sande 148
Collins, Theodore R.
Collison, Veronica E.
Colvin, Sharon 157
Conley, Gabriel A,
Conley, Lawren e W.
Connally, Tommy
Conner, Reuben T. 17
Conn r, Rodney B. 17, 156
Conrad, Paul T.
Conroy, Jane 148
Cook, Denise L.
Cook, Ernest R.
Cook, John 0.
Cooney, Michael Am.
Cooney, Peter T.
Cooper, 7CurtisW.
Cooper, Gregory
Cooper, Jule Lynn
Copeland, Cynthia W.
Copeland, Micahe K.
Cordova, Adella
Cornelius, Vanessa 156
Connton, Emmitt L.
Covey, Charles
Cownas, Carl Van 167
Cowans, Elizabeth C. 25
Cox, Frances N.
Cox, Reginald A.
Craft, Donala 11
Craft, Ron ld 167
Craig, Debby 148
Craln, Michael L.
Cramer, Kayleen
Crandall, Cheryl A. 148
Cra.ndell, Karen
Crater, Collette A.
Crawford, Karen 167
Crenshaw, Brady E.
Crepeau, Robert C.
Crepeau, Victoria
Cromar, Carol A, 36
Cromar, Chris W.
Cromar, Karen
Cromar, Katherine J, 25
Cr
y, Bonnie
Cro y, Mike • 14
Cr
y, Terry 156
Cro e, John 'illiam
Cro , Paula D,
Crowno r, Cheryl 0, 200
Crump er, Cindy A, 156
Cruz, Anthony
Cruz, Vivia.n L.
Cunnin am, Cynthb M.
C lee, Stephen
C
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Curtis, Sandra D.

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C er, R
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Dacus,
Dalton, D
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Da
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Dal , Jo
Dana, 'ir · a
Darnell,
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D tz, Ali
D tt, Car F. 1
Davi
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David n, obert A.
Davis, Ar
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Davis, Char
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Davis, Char
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Davis, Der
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Davis, Geor
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Davis, Julie 156
Davis, Kevin W. 156
Davis, Mike i,
Davis, Randall
Davis, Robin D.
Davis, W lter T,
Dawson, Lor E.
Day, Jim s.
Day, Kathy L.
Da y, Phillip
Deadwyler, Alan J.
Deadwyler, Beverly L.
Deadwyler, Brenda L. 167
Deal, Charles R.
Dean, Robert H. 58
Dean, Timothy R.
Dean, Wayne M.
De Anda, Jonni M.
De Buyzer, Rhonda 167
Decker, Michael
De Clovet, Claire 156
De Croce, Eddie C. 23, 199
Degginer, Judy 148
Deisch, Mary C. 148
Dejaynes, Bari B
Delaney, Linda 156
Delaney, Roland
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Dickens, Keith M. 47, 167
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Farnum, Kim
Farris, Kevin G.
Fay, Kevin R.
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Frazier, Marcia L.
Frazier, Paul S.
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Freeman, Roosevelt
Freeman, Sean R.
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Friedman, Sanford C,
Friedmann, Anna
Frolich, Alan I. 149
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Garcia, Cecilia C.
Garcia, Eugene
Garcia, Gaudalupe 169
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Garel, Peggy 149
Garlington, Randy
Gamer, Reggie T. 83
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Garrett, 1axine 169
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Gash, Martin E. 56
Gavin, Charlotte 149
Gaylor, , iona
Gendron, Wayne
Genereux, Mary
Gentry, Paul D.
Genty, Barb L,
Gerberding, Jane E.
Gerlis, Stephanie 169
Germany, Ronald Jay
Gerrity, Mary Jo
Gianulis, Ann 157
Gianulis, Basil J.
Gibbons, Chester Lee
Gibson, Barry
Glb&amp;on, Bill 149
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Gilchrist, Thomas E. 170
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Gillin, john P.
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Godfrey, Lincoln A,
Godfrey, Robert K,
Goens, Bruce A,
Goldman, Roxana 170
Goldstein, Helene L.
Gomez, Shirley, 157
Gomez, Theresa 157
Gonzales, Kathryn 170
Gonzales, Star I.
Gonzales, Tamara L.
Gonzales, Teofilo J,
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Goodstein, Judy 157
Gordon, Yvette R,
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Gore, Debra E.
Gracey, John
Cardy, Lillie
Grady, Margaret
Graham, Janet
Grant, Barbara A.
Grant, Beverly A.
Grant, Cheryl J,
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Graves, Susie 157
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Grier. Denise Marie
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Grier, john
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Griffin, Vaughn A. 149
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Groethe, Susan H.
Groody, Diane
Groshong, Julie Marie
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Guerrero, Raymond J,
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Guinyard, Irrna 170
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Guion, Josephine 25
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Gunther, Bruce D. 149
Gunther, Robert 170
Gurtler, John M. 17
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Gustamantes, Thomas
Gutierrez, Teresa Bleu
Gtmnan, Anthony J,
Guzman, Leonard K.
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Hacker, John D.
Hager, Robert 69, 170
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HaU, Casey '.
HaU, Elizabeth
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Hall, Ronald
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Hammons, Patsy R.
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Hampton, Debra K,
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Hansen, Norrnan G.
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Hardwick, Andre
Hardwick, Gregory E.
Hardy, Pam K.
Hardy, Patrick
Hardy, Timothy E.
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Harles, Billy W.
Harless, Ray
Hamich, Kathleen A.
Harris, Cynthia D.
Harris, Hella M.
Harris, Margaret L.
Harris, Pamela C.
Harris, Richard 17, 171
Harris, Sheila 149
Harrison, Thurman, Jr.
Hart, Colette
Hart, Deborah K.
Hart, Karen 25, 149
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Hartford, Randall I.
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Harve 7, William F.
Hatcher, Cris 157
Hatchett, Greg 149
Hathaway, Elizabeth 25, 150
Hathaway, jenny 25, 150
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Havlicek, Eva
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Hawkins, Karrnen 150
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Hawthorne, Freddie A,
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Hayes, Mike P,
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Haynes, Douglas 150
Haynes, Duane E. 171
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Hegarty, Mary
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Henderson, Marcus W.
Henderson, Sheldon W.
Hendricks, Mary F.
H nry, John H.
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Hildebrand, Daniel
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Hill, Gregory L.
Hill, Sharon 0,
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Hinton, Br nt 171
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Ho rd, St phani M.
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Hoffman, Rita C.
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Holiman, Belinda 157
Holl day, George S.
Holleman, Darryl G. SO, 157,
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Hollowell, William W.
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Honeyman, Daniel
Honeyman, Marilyn
Hood, Denise
Hoover, Sharon
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Hopley, Debra jo
Hom, John L.
Horn, Laura L.
Home, Don 20, 29, 171, 35
Horner, Kathryn 171
Horovitz, Rosanne 171
Horton, Margaret A. 150
House, Ernestine J.
House, Oleta
Howard, lola
Howard, Pamela S,
Howling, Wolf, Carl
Howse, Vanessa
Hubbard, Anita 171
Hubbard, Paula R.
Hubbart, Curtiskl.
Huber, Theresa 157
Hubler, Timothy P.
Huddleson, Bob
Hudley, Vincent D.
Hudson, Gregory 150
Hudson, Vickie 157
Hudson, Zettle
Hudspeth, Gene M.
Huffman, Tim
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Hull, Cletha Jo
Hunter, Cinda L,
Hunter, Glenwood
Hunter, Steven L,
Hurd, Harrilyn
Hurd, Vernon H.
Hussey, Rita 172
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Hutchinson, Alicia L.
Hutchinson, Mark 24, 157
Hutchinson, Mike D.
Hutman, Patricia M.
Ibarra, Carl R.
Ichikawa, David H.
Ipsen, Stephen Joseph
Irvin, Kenneth
Irving, John W.
Iverson, Willysen 172
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Ivory, Ronald R,
Iwasaki, Dean H. 172
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Jackson, Cheryl
Jackson, Cynthia D.
Jackson, Della R.
Jackson, Douglas
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Jackson, S brina F.
Jackson, Samuel J,
Jakcson, Sharon K,
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Jenkins, Timothy E.
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jewett, Daniel
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Johns, J cqu !In D.
Johnson, Albert W.
Johnson, All e M.
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johnson, Bru e E.
Johnson, Clifton T.
Johnson, Consuella E.
johnson, David Boyd
johnson, Debr 172
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Johnson, Fred L.
Johnson, Gregory A.
john n, Janin 172
Johnson, Jennifer
Johnson, Jim 82, 172
johnson, joe 172
Johnson, juan tta 172
johnson, Keith W.
Johnson, Kenneth V. 47
johnson, Kevin A.
Johnson, Linda K.
Johnson, Lynn 150
Johnson, Maurice 172
Johnson, Pamela J,
Johnson, Penny 158
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Johnston, TerriL.
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jones, David H.
Jones, Donna Sue
jones, Frederick
Jones, Gladys Marie 158
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Jones, Juanita Alene
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Jones, Lamar 19
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Jones, Leatra R.
Jones, Mich el 19
Jones, Mildrecl 172
Jones, Nita 150
Jones, Rodney T,
Jones, Sharon 150
Jones, Sherr! Leann
Jones, Tersa Louise
Jones, Toni 158
Jones, Trudy
Jon s, William
jordan, Tom A,
Jordan, Yvonn R,
jo ph, John W, 19
Joy, K thy
Judd, Janelle Ann
Junglas, Kathryn A,
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Kammin a, David
Kamminga, Dena E.
Kapaun, Ken 173
Karasik, Dennis
Kasch, Martha
Kaufman, Ken
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Keefe, Kathl en 29, 51, 173,
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Kelley, Michael T,
Kellner, David
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Kelly, Gary L.
Kelly, James L,
Kelly, Lisa K,
Kemp, Robert H,
K nn dy, CarlE,
K nn dy, Rob rt G,
Kent, Hilary H.
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Kienker, Jeffr y L,
Kienk r, Pamela L,
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King, Damita Jo
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King, Mike
King, Wanda 173
Kinne!, Rosemary 173
Kinne!, Victor
Kinney, David
Kirby, Carter
Kirklen, Evelyn M.
Kitmtiller, Fred F.
Klap, Eddie 158
KUne, Marlene
Kline, Vernon W.
Kline, Vincent M.
Kmetiuk, Paul
Knapp, Thomas
Knight, Belinda G, 25, 60, 173
Knight, Corky 23, 150
Knight, Steven W.
Knittel, June C, 173
Knowles, Dorritt 28
Knowlton, Kay 158
Knudsen, Karen M,
Knudsen, Keith G.
Knudson, Matha
Knudsen, Mary
Koehler, Chris J.
Koehne, Deborah
Kolar, Teresa 150
Kolosaski, Claudette
Koopman, Charles J.
Koopman, Katherine L,
Kosewick, Pamela M,
Kostikos, Elaine 158
Kotar, Rolf
Kotar, Vernon
Kowalski, Daniel M, 200
Kozlowski, Regina R,
Krapu, Tom 173
Krautman, Jerry 150
Krawe, Felicja J .
Krawe, Zygmunt
Kressin, Steve P,
Krill, Art 173
Krynen, Lynn E.
Kudlinski, Aldana
Kunz, Ann R. 158, 37
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Lachman, Barbara J, 173, 200
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LaFrance, David H.
Lamb, Corinne A,
Lane, Cynthia G,
Lane, Mark C,
Lang, Gail 173, 200
Lang, Hugh G,
Lange, Susan R.
Larkin, Robert 150
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Lanon, Cris Matthew
Lanon, Diane M.
Lanon, Paula M,
Larson, Victoria L,
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Laveo, Albert D,
Lavington, Chris W, 150
Lavington, Matt 158
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Lawhorn, Shiela 173
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Lawaon, Leslie S,
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LeBlanc, Kent A,
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Le Duke, Dawn L, 150
Lee, Ron L, 158
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Leon, Richard T ,
Leonard, Kimberly A,
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Lesmeister, Frank
Levin, Kay M.
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Levy, Mark A,
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Liggitt, John
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Lindenbamn, Scott
Lindsay, Connie F. 150
Lindsay, Elaine M,
Lindsay, Karen
Lindsey, Deborah
Liscmn, Linda J,
Litvak, Daniel R.
Litzsinger, Millie I. 150
Livingston, Jeanine
Ljung, InJ~;rid M, 174
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Locke, Terry L, 19
Loftis, James
Lofton, Cathy D.
Lofton, Michael W, 174
Lom, John R. 20, 58, 174
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Lopez, Anthony
Lopez, Daniel
Lopez, Lupe
Lorinczi, Klara H,
Lovato, Frank
Love, Virgil R, 174
Loveridge, John P,
Lowe, Philip
Lucas, Cathy 158
Lucero, Cheryl A, 158
Lucero, Geadine T,
Lucero, Loretta
Lucero, Maria Clorinda 174
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Lukton, Larry C,
Luna, Dan 56
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Lykins, Daniel J,
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Lyle, Robet D.
Lynch, Gerald R.
Lynch, John M.
Lynch, Mark S.
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Mackey, David Lee
MacNeil, Debra L, 150
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Madigan, Patty A.
Madsen, Marcia K,
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Mahoney, Cornelius D.
Maierhofer, Mark S.
Mallard, Cecelia
Mallard, Cleoutis
Manchego, Carla Louise
Manka, Patricia A,
Malone, Harry N,
Malone, Loretta
Maolone, Luella
Malone, Michael
Malone, Michael
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Martin, Gladys Jean 158
Martin, Pamela 150
Martin, Robert Wayne
Martin, Rosemary G. 174
Martin, Tom A , 158
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Martinez, Carmela
Martinez, Chris John 174
Martinez, Larry L,
Martinez, Lillian A .
Martinez, Marion C .
Martinez, Maxine A,
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Martinez, Patricia V.
Martinez, Priscilla A. 158
Martinez, Ronnie 158
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Martinez, Yolanda L.
Mason, Ronnie D.
Mason, Roy Lee
Masanet, Andrew M. 19
Masterson, Stephen F.
Mateyka, Jon F,
Matheney, Patricia A.
Mathews, Barbara J. 158
Mathews, Lee E,
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Matsuda, Craig S. 20, 150
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Maxey, Gwendolyn
Macey, Patricia C.
Maxwell, Zsazsa R,
Maybury, Joan A,
Mayers, Therese A.
Mays, Betty 150
Mays, Charles L,
Mays, Deborah J.
Mays, Kathy R,
Mays, Timothy W,
Mays, Vernon
Mays, Yoland
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McBride, Bonnie 151
McBride, Luchious
McCall, Charles
McCants, Steve K. 19
McCarthy, Kathryn K.
McCarthy, Steven P.
McCaskill, Denise R. 174
McCaster, Sandra L.
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McCleave, Bob 24, 175
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McClinton, Vicki 175
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McConnell, David W. 20, 43,
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McConnell, Keve A . 175
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McDonald, Cathy A. 175
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McDermott, Tim
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McNamara, James
McNamee, Margie A .
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McPherson, Hal D,
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Meggitt, Crystal H.
Meggitt, Tom F,
Mellor, Jenny Lee 175
Mene, Karin S.
Menogan, Anita M. 17~
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Meracle, Donna
Merced, Gloria L, 175
Merino, Sheila L,
Methven, Susan M,
Meyer, Craig, W, 175
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Meyer, Michael J,
Midgett, Rodger A,
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Miles, Cynthia Ann
Miles, Gilbert
Miller, Anne
Miller, Carolyn
Miller, Harry
Miller, Illana 151
Miller, James
Miller, John Lee
Miller, Joyce
Miller, Reuben
Millett, Elizabeth
Mills, Michael 176
Mills, Robin
Milsap, Daryl
Milstein, John 83, 176
Milton, Vivian
Mins, Jerri
Minard, Harvey
Minard, Zelda
Mingo, Eddie
Minton, Greg 176
Miranda, Michael Thomas
Mishur, Evelyn
Miszcuk, Joe
Mitchell, Aleta
Mitchell, Dewane
Mitchell, Jena Karen
Mitchell, Nanette
Miyoshi, Gail
Mobley, Michelle 176
Moffitt, Joseph
Moger, David
Moller, Janelle Susan 159
Moller, Lynette 161
Mondragen, Jeress
Montano, Jerry
Montano, Sherry
Montano, Teresa
Montgomery, Chris
Montgomery, Joanna
Montgomery, Sarah 176
Monticue, Doug 176
Montoya, Theresa
Morre, Arthur
Moore, Clint 176
Moore, Deborah
Moore, Derek
Moore, Ed
Moore, Karen
Moore, Linda 151
Moore, Margaret
Moore, Rhonda
Moore, Ricky
Moore, Shirley
Moralez, Frances
More, Wendie
Moreland, E. Meshelle
Moreno, Cynthia
Moreno, David 151
Moreno, Sharon
Moreno, Vince 176
Morgan, Gordan
Moritzky, Denise
Morrill, Michael
Morris, Cecile
Morrison, Brent
Morrow, Ada
Moaow, Brent
Moses, Denise 69, 176
Moses, Julie 159
Mosley, Joan 176
Moulding, Christopher
Mucino, Margarita
Mueller, Martin
Mulhern, Robert
Mullenax, Phyllis 151
Mullins, Starlith
Muniz, Michael
Murati, Kirsten
Murphy, Deborah
Murphy, Theodore

�Mwuy, Betty
Murray, Jean
Murray, Joyce Ann 176, 200
Murray, Linda 159
Murray, Mary 151, 37
Murray, Nicolette 177
Murray, Ralph
Muskelly, John
Musser, Naomi
Mychajliw, Olga 25
(yers, Elizabeth
Nagy, Marie 177
Nakamura, Larry
Nakata, Gayle 151, 35
Nakata, Joyce 177
Nakayama, Laura 159
Nakayama, Malcolm
Napue, Janet
Nash, Mark
Nash, Roosevelt Carl SO
Natanson, Nina
Nathan, Albert
ave, Denise 177
Nave, Kenneth
Nave, Paul Jr.
Naytlo, Phillip 47
eet, Alison
Nelms, Debbie
Nelson, Angie 151
Nelson, Belinda Sue 151
Nelson, Charlene
elson, Edith
Nelson, Joel
Nelson, Mark
Nelson, Nils
Nelson, Patricia
Nelson, Scott
Nelson, William 177
Nemiro, Dee 151
emiro, Lee
Nemmers, Susie
Nemmers, Barbara
Nemmers, Beverly
Nemmers, Steve
Neptune, Jay
Neustaedter, Dan
Nevius, Catherine
Newberry, Pamela Sue
Newcomb , Claudia
Newcomb, Herbert
Newell, Anedra
Newell, Hyla
Newll, James
Newman, Kelly
Newman, Mo!Tis 58
Newton, Willard 17, SO
Nielsen, Philip
Nielsen, Sue 151
Nigh, Dawn 159
Nissimou, Daniel
Noble, Ron
Nobles, Cindy 159
Nobles, Kurt 151
No!Tis, Cornell
No!Tis, Susan
NoiTis, William
Northcross, Karl
Noworytta, Eva 177
Noworytta, Irma
Nuanes, Ronnie
Nystrom, Kurt
Oates, Theresa
O'Brien, Ursula 151
Ochoa, Charmaine
Ochs, Jimmy
Ochs, Leann
Ockletree, Janice
Odoms, Suellenn
O ' Connor, Sheila
O'Donnell, Tony
0 1Hanlon, Kerry
0 1Hanlon, Tracey 177
O'Kane, Karin
O ' Kane, Krista
0 1 Kane, Mary
Oliver, Donald
Oliver, Karen
Oliver, Michael 19, 52
Olsen, Karl 54, 159, 200
O'Neal, Lauren
O' Reilly, William
Ortega, Debbie
Ortiz, Betty
Ortiz, Louis
Osborne, Julie 151
Oswald, Anthony
Oswald, Scott
Ott, Mary

Overton, Deborah
Overton, Kim
Owens, Lynnda 177
Owens, Steven
Pacheco, Andy
Paden, Donald
Padget, Paula
Padilla, John
Padilla, Virginia
Pankey, Edgar
Pankey, Eric
Pankey, Janet
Pannebaker, Heather
Paprocki, Gary
Parcell, Debbie 159
Parissay, Massud
Parker, Margarita
Parker, Richard
Parker, Wrandall
Parson, Carolyn
Parson, Mary 29, 177
Parsons, Dorothy
Parson, Gary
Partee, Floy 159
Partridge, Patrick
Pascal, John
Patterson, Cheryl 151
Patterson, Dana 159
Paul, Pamela 159
Paxton, Victoria
Payne, Cleo 19
Payne, Clifford
Payne, Mary Lee
Payntet, Barbara
Peacock, Jack
Peacock, John
Peer, Tania 159
Peitsmeyer, Charles
Pens, Daniel
.?ercival, James 151
Percy, Robert
Peritins, Keefe 19
Perkins, Sandra
Peros, Athena 61, 159
Peros, Nikki 151
Pe1Till 1 J udita
Perske, Linda 159
Peterson, Michael
Peterson, Stanley
Peterson, Valerie
Petrasek, Karen
Petrucci, Mary 177
Phelps, Grant 20
Phillips, Beryl 159
Phillips, David 159
Phillips, Ray
Picart, Felix 54, 151
Piechowski, Stanley 17
Pierce, Cindy
Pierce, Clyde
Pierce, Johnny
Pierce, Rebecca
Pie!Te 1 Antoninette
Pie!Te 1 Roxanne
Pinelli, Joe
Pingel, Shirley
Pinkney, Robert
Piper, Gerald 177, 200
Pittrnon, Bennie
Plagman, Gary
Pleas, Felecia
Plummer, Marie
Plunkett, Becky
Polk, Sandra Elaine 178
Pomeranz, Alan 178
Pomponio, David
Pope , Carolyn
Poppenga, Reginald
Poppenga, Sheryl
Poppenga, Stephany
Porch, Lillian 159
Porter, Mike 159
Potter, Dan
Powell, Cynthia
Powell, Michael
Powell, Michael D .
Powell, Michelle
Power, Claudia 178
Pratt, Lorinne
Pratt, Priscilla
Pratt, Sandra 178
Prendergast, Alan
Presley, james
Preston, Shelley
Priest, Kathryn 159
Priester, Ann
Pruitt, Greg
Prutzer, Tim 178

Pryor, Gordon 178
Psyllas, George 160
Psyllas, Koula
Pugh, Cynthia
Pugh, Dave
Pugh, Lloyd
Pulford, William
Pulley, Melinda
Pumphrey, Te!Ti
Putney, Donna
Putney, Ronald
Pye, Kevin
Ptell, Stanley
Pytell, Theresa 152
Quezada, Wa!Ten 152
Quinn, Michael
Quinn, Peter
Quintana, Anna
Rademacher, Ann
Radetsky, Sandra
Radford, Donne
Rael, Hazel
Ragar, Jan
Rainguet, Robert
Ramirez, Lo!Taine
Ramos, Michael
Randell, Madeline 160
Randell, Shavonne 152
Randon, Joseph
Ransom, Todd
Ransom, Tori
Raub, Sally 178
Rauschkolb, Fred
Ray, Donald
Ray, Ledna
Razee, Ken R.
Razee, Rick 178
Reagor, Billy B.
Reavey, Sandra A . 58, 178
Redd, Randall C . 52
Reddick, Alan D .
Reddick, Jerome
Reddy, Roger
Redmond, Cindy L.
Reece, Mary Lynn
Reed, John 160
Reed, Steven 178
Reeves, Denise J . 152
Reid, Matthew B.
Reid, Sherry 160
Reininger, Bill 178
Reinstein, Howard
Reiva, Rosanne M .
Rember, Curtis I.
Rember, Mary Elizabeth
Renneckar, Gary C .
Renwick, Margaret
Retallack, Linda Sue 59, 68,
178
Reum, Anne
Reum, Mary 179
Revere, Ronald T , 17
Reyes, Emma M .
Reynolds, Denise 179
Reynolds, Roman
Rhodes, Ira
Rhodes, Jerome
Rhodes, Sherry! 160
Rhodes, Thomas] . 17, 179
Rice , Beth L.
Rice , Brad
Rice, Eugene B.
Rice, Gary K, SO
Rice, James L.
Rice, Jane K. 179
Rice, Lawrence
Richardson, Betty 160
Richardson, Debbie J . 152
Richardson, orma 152
Richardson, Winona D . 179
Ricke, Charles G.
Ricke, oel H .
Ridge, Dyan 179
Riede, Jeanne W, 179
Riesenman, Peggy A , 160
Rihanek, Pam 179
Riley, Gene A ,
Riley, Glen E.
Ring, Shirley A .
Rintala, Oili
Rippe, Joanne •
Roark, Richard E. 152
Roberson, Melvin
Robert, Duvette L.
Roberts, Gloria 179
Roberts, Marlin
Roberts, Shelley A . 179
Robertson, Melvin D .

Robertson, William P,
Robinson, Carole 179
Robinson, Diane L. 160
Robinson, Ella L.
Robinson, Joe 179
Robinson, Juli Gay
Robinson, Kimberleen M.
Robinson, Latanya 179
Robinson, Marc E. 54
Robinson, Mary D.
Robinson, ina L.
Robinson, Noveila 152
Robinson, Wayne 47, 59
Robinson, Wendall 47
Robinson, Wesley D.
Robinson, Yolanda G,
Robinson, Zina R. 152
Rocha, Cassandra 179
Rockwell, Jane 160
Rodriguez, Cynthia
Rodriguez, Lonnie 160
Rodriguez, Margaret 180
Rodriquez, Ralph J.
Rodriguez, Yvonne M.
Rodriquez, Yolanda
Rodriquez, Youlanda
Rogers, Douglas H .
Rogers, Kathleen
Roger, Thomas
Rohan, Linda 180
Rohan, Margo A . 152
Rohr, Carol
Rohrs, Lynette M .
Romberger, Perry Ken
Romberger, Susan 152
Romero, Leebert B.
Romero, Randy A .
Romney, Melonie
Rose, David M . 58
Rose, Duane E.
Rose, Jeannette M.
Rose, Marc A .
Rose, Robert s.
Rosen, Richard P.
Rosenberg, David
Rosenberg, Paul
Ross, Rick
Ross, Scott A,
Roth, Leslie J.
Rounds, Joan 25, 160
Rourke, Glenn G.
Rovlenchik, Linda A ,
Rovlenchick, Mark S,
Rowell, Debbie 152
Rowles, Debbie 180
Rowles, Kendrick W.
Roy, James W. 19, 152
Royal, Anita L.
Royb 1, Anna
Roybal, George
Rubin, Marjorie J , 160
Rucker, Cynthia 160
Rucker, Rodney W.
Ruckert, Vicki 180
Ruddick, Stephen R .
Ruff, Tim K. 180
Russell, Carol 180, 35
Russell, Cedric A ,
Russell. Katherine A ,
Ryan, Anne M ,
Ryan, Joseph E.
Ryan, Kathleen L,
Ryan, Robert
Ryan, Robert J .
Sabados, Randy 154
Salazar, Mary T . 160
Sallaska, Lynette 180
Salone, T em
Salone, Sandra K.
Salsberry, James K.
~alsberry, Tim 56
Salton, Patricia Ann
Sammons, Don
Samora, Catherine 58
Sampson, Regina
Samuel, Brad 180
Sanchez, Gail 152
Sanchez, Rose A .
Sanchez, Steve
Sanders, Diane
Sanders, Donna M . 152
Sanders, Edwards J .
Sanders, Evelyn
Sanders, Scott D .
Sandie, Leo
Sandoval, Steve
Sandrowski, Diane
Sandrowski, Steven D .

197

�Santifer, Guy
Sarenscn, Craig S.
Sartin, Sharon L.
Sassone, Gretchen Marie
Sassone, jeanne M.
Saulsberry, james E.
Savage, Daryl D. 201 180, 35
Saways, Dianne
Sawaya, Keneth
Sawyer, Carolyn E.
Saylor, Susan 152
Schachter, David F. 83
Schaefer, Christine 152
Schaefer, Kim
Schaffer, Paul M.
Scheerer, Kathrin 180
Schey, Sally
Schiel, Tom A.
Schiff, Roberta 160
Schillen, Pamela J. 160
Schleich, Kathy 180
Schmidt, Debbie
Schmoll, David
Schmuck. Elizabeth C.
Schmuck, John P.
Schoeberlein, Elizabeth
Schoenenberg, Peter
Schofield, Susan
Schomp, Mary Margaret
Schreiber, Diane 152
Screiber, Evelyn 152
Schurz, Richard K.
Schwartzberg, Merle 160
Schwartz, Karen 152
Scott, Carolyn A.
Scott, Dennis J.
Scott, Mary
Scott, Vernie L.
Seals, Arthur
Sebastian, james V.
Sebastin, Ernest
Sedar, Milissa A.
Seggennan, Richard S.
Segobia, Steve S.
Seiler, Carole A.
Sellers, Chris
Sellers, Keith 19
Sellers, Kevin W. 54
Selmser, Marti 180
Seto, John W.
Sexton, Elizabeth
Seymour, Joellen 25, 181
Shanks, Steven B. 160
Shannon, Tara J.
Shariff, Zemat
Shatz, Pauline
Shay, Powell L.
Sheldon, John
Shenouda, Albert
Shields, Jim P.
Shields, Michael K.
Short, Robin A. 160
Shubal, Brian 152
Shurtz, Deborah L.
Sidney, Donald !;4, 200
Siewert, Dennis V.
Simanca, Ana G.
Simms, Myron L.
Simon, Helen J.
Simpson, Debbie K. 160
Sims, Debbie 160
Sims, Donna K. 152
Sims, Janet 181
Sims, Lawrence E.
Sims, Sharon M.
Sims, Steve
Singletary, Margaret 152
Sizemore, Robert G.
Skillen, Sheila M. 152
Skubal, R. Brian
Slater, James D.
Slaton, Candy M. 181
Slatton, Cynthia D.
Slaughter, David W. 56
Slaughter, Orville S. 56
Smiley, Suan D. 181
Smiley, William L.
Smith, Alvin
Smith, Bill 17, 160
Smith, Bruce W.
Smith, Catherine Y.
Smith, Charmaine 181
Smith, Davitt E.
Smith, Dayna L.
Smith, Donna 152
Smith, Donna 181

198

Smith, Dru E.
Smith, J ack,ie Y.
Smith, Jamie Lee
Smith, Jim D.
Smith, joan M.
Smith. Jonel 181, 200
Smith, joseph A.
Smith, Judy
Smith, Kathleen S.
Smith, Kenneth A.
Smith, Martin C.
Smith, Nancy C.
Smith, Pat
Smith, Paulette
Smith, Robert L.
Smith, Ronald Jack
Smith, Rosalind E.
Smith, Russel E.
Smith, Sharon Y.
Smith, Shirley Ann
Smith, Susan A.
Smith, Theresa K.
Smith, Tonie R.
Snapp, Jeffrey B.
Snapp, Laura L. 68
Snider, Diane 260
Snyder, Charles R.
Snyder, Frank J.
Solia, Michael D.
Sokolove, Robbe S.
Solis, Diana J.
Soper, Cline
Soper, Elizabeth
Soureka, Emanuella c.
Southall, Ada Marie
Spahn, Gary J.
Speed, Warren
Speicher, Mary K.
Spencer, Carol K.
Spencer, Jim 181
Spencer, Ricky L.
Spencer, Wanda 181
Speros, Irene J. 160
Spickelmier, Beth 181
Spinnato, Philip
Spinnato, Salvatore A.
Spratlen, Laura Dee
Staeck, Debbie 181
Staeck, Pam 152
Stafford, Edward E. 19
Staples, Robin L.
Starks, Debra Ann
Starr, Ellen R.
Starr, Patricia
Starrett, Carol J.
St. Clair, Guy M.
St. Clair, John J.
Steck, Greg M.
Steele, Craig 20, 152
Steele, David
Steffen, Elizabeth M.
Steffen, Terry J. 160
Stephens, Kirk 161
Stephens, Patricia 182
Stephens, Shellie V.
Stepleton, Dawn A.
Stepleton, Linda R.
Sterrett, Roy L.
Stetzel, Dona 182
Stetzel, julie A. 161
Stevens, Kathy F.
Stevens, Tom Michael
Stevens, Victoria l.
Stevenson, Alvin B.
Stevenson, Gladys E.
Stewart, Dale 24
Stewart, Tina B.
Stinson, Oze 1 52
Stoffel, Jon C.
Stok, Tom j.
Stoker, Doris Jean
Stokes, James T.
Stonington, Janet A. 69, 182
Stott, Carol J. 153
Stout, Mark E.
Stout, Michele J.
Stovall, Rochelle 153
Strawn, james R.
Strawn, Patricia
Stribling, Karen A.
Strieby, Wanda
Strong, Nancy M.
Stross, Randall 58, 83
Stubbs, Reginald S.
Suarez, Alejandro J. 182
Suess, Tom E.
Suggs, joe

Suiter, John 54, 182
Suiter, Roache! R.
Sullivan, Margaret J.
Sullivan, Shawn
Summers, Catherine H.
Sunata, Harold E.
Sunata, Patty 182
Sunderlin, Sharon K.
Survine, Ricky
Sutton, Charles A. 17
Swanson, Doug 56
Swanson, Gloria 160
Swanson, Katrina S.
Swartz, Karen Anne
Sweetnam, Marty 160
Szwec, Ina A. 160
Takahashi, Ann M.
Talle~ Chester 1~ 182
Talley, Lavonna J. 161
Tanaka, Mike 153, 35
T artier, Robert J.
Taylor, Deborah
Taylor, Debra A.
Taylor, Fred Carl
Taylor, Harry D.
Taylor, james C.
Taylor, Lesley J. 19
Taylor, Richard
Tedesko, William 17, 182
Teigen, Michael
Tellez, Laura
Tempest, Kim 153
Temple, Debra K.
Templin, Kayla ).
Teresaki, Dean K. 182
Tevis, Vickie E.
Thackery, Madeleine A.
Theander, jeff K. 153
Theodoratos, Elaine s.
Theodoratos, Maria
Thibault, Greg R.
Thibault, Nora
Tholen, Vincent
Thomas, Charlotte L. 182
Thomas, Edward J.
Thomas, janice 161
Thomas, john Ray
Thomas, joseph K.
Thomas, Linda 182
Thomas, Romina K.
Thomas, Ronald L. 52
Thomas, Terrance 182
Thomas, Thomas, A.
Thompson, Bonita F. 153
Thompson, Brenda Y. 161
Thompson, Deidre
Thompson, Gerome R.
Thompson, Glenda M.
Thompson. John L.
Thompson, Karen 42, 183, 37
Thompson, Ricky L.
Thompson, Sherry 28, 35
Thompson, Toni M.
Thornton, Annette
Tice, Jeffrey John 58
Tidwell, Henry L.
Tiehen, David G.
Tiffany, Rebecca L.
Tiffany, Ruth L. 183
Tilliss, Larry
Timmenneyer, ChrisP.
Timmenneyer, Steven
Timmons, Dorothy
Tinsley, Emerson L.
Tippets, David L.
Titus, Maxine 161
Tobin, Patrick joseph
Tolbert, james 0. 19
Tolbert, Wayne E. 183
Tollerson, Cynthia 183
Tonella, Raymund A.
Torrey, Richard
Towne, Irene 183
Towns, Cheryl 183
Towns, Tomy 153
Trace, janis R.
Trace, john R. 183
Tracy, Thornton C. 19
Trammell, Evelyn 183
Traxler, Mary K. 183
Traxler, Tom 153
Trayler, Stanley W.
Traynor, Jim 183
Treidel, Marcie L. 184
Trimble, Larry R.
Trimble, Michael F.
Trout, Deena

Truair, Michelle 184
Trudeau, Terry Allen
Trufanow, Didier L.
Trujillo, Victoria
Truman, Paul
Truman, Pauline
Truman, Raoy Thomas
Tucker, jackie 153
Tucker, Ronald 54, 153
Tunson, Linda
Turner, Joan M
Tursick, Ted C. 17, 19, 184
Tyer, John D.
Tyler, Roger 191 52
Ulibarri, Vincent F. 184
Underwood, Gerard E. SO
Underwood, Iris
Utsey, Delessia L. 184-37
Uyeda, Henry
Valas, Leslie Jean
Van, Andrea).
Vannatter, Kathleen
Van Orden, Carolyn 161
Van Ryzin, David Lee
Vargas, Albert
Vargas, Richard J.
Vargas, Steve A.
Varner, John E.
Vassau, Sherry Ann
Vaughn, Jean E.
Veasley, Cathy S.
Vegas, Deborah J.
Vest, Steven G. 161
Vicchio, David F.
Villarreal, Patricia 161
Villarreal, Ruben
Villegas, Allen
Vittetoe, Debbie 161
Vittetoe, Rich L.
Vogenthaler, janet A .
VonFeldt, Donna 184
Vonfeldt, Sheila Mary
Wade, Earnest C. 184
Wagner, Charles L.
Wagner, Ramona K.
Walberts, Gary R.
Waldschmidt, Helen 184
Walker, Barbara A.
Walker, Cathy 153
Walker, Cynthia A. 184
Walker, Cynthia D.
Walker, Delmar
Walker, Derrick T. 19
Walker, Earline J.
Walker, Floyd D.
Walker, John Albert
Walker, Linda
Walker, Mike L.
Walker, Portis L.
Walker, Patrick J.
Walker, Sharon K.
Walker, Theodore H.
Walker, Victor
Wall, jean W.
Wall, Ken W.
Wall, Tom 184
Wallace, Curtis
Wallace, Elizabeth L.
Wallin, Edith H.
Wails, Barbara J.
Walls, Tina A.
Walsh, John P. 19
Walter, Craig
Walter, Karen E.
Walton, Ernest H.
Ward, Donald W.
Ward, Douglas
Ward, jerry 56
Ward, Robin 153
Ware, Harold D.
Ware, john M.
Warner, Tom 184
Washington, Donna M.
Washington, Peter J. 17
Washington, Ronald D.
Washington, Roslyn D. 351 185
Washington, Steve E.
Washington, Terry 56
Washington, Vince
Washington, William 185
Waters, Darryl 185
Watkins, james
Watson, Luanne M.
Watson, Patricia J.
Wattley, Lillie
Waugh, Kim D. 161
Wayman, Jeffery A.

�Weaver, Ben T, 153
Weaver, Cary
Webber, Lisa 161
Weber, Mark A.
Weber, Mary 61, 185, 200
Weddington, Delphina
Wedgeworth, Terry L.
Wedgeworth, Victor L.
Wedgel, Barry M,
Weiss, Patricia
Weiss, Paul W. 161
Wlch, Eliabeth
Welch, Geraldine A , 163
Wells, Debbie 185
Wentz, Linda G. 161
West, Charles A. 153
West, Linnea 29, 185, 200
West, Lori K. 153
Whisenton, Linda T,
Whitaker, Jacauelyn
White, Andrea E.
White, Archie Lee
White, Cleta 153
White, Debra
White, Dovey 153
Whiite, Gary Ann
White, Harry D. 19
White, Larry D.
White, Larry Dell
White, Laverne
White, Lynne C, 153
White, Nelinda Sue
White, Rhonda
White, Shelley A,
White, Thelma
Whiteaker, Jerry D.
Whitehead, David
Whitesell, Roger C,
Whitlack, Rodney
Whitley, Christopher
Whitlock, LaVerta 153
Whitney, Marsha Ann
Whittington, Leslie A, 58
Whittlesey, Bradley A, 69, 185
36
Whittlesey, Susan L.
Whitworth, Rebekah
Wicks, Phil 17, SO, 161
Wilbur, David
Wilbur, Gary R,
Wilbur, Nancy 161
Wilkerson, Brenda J,
Wilkerson, Donn E,
Wilkingson, Michael L,
Williams, A vis Jo
Williams, Brenda L. 61
Williams, Carolyn J,
Williams, Cheryial D.
Williams, Chuck
Williams, Clara L.
Williams, Derenda J ,
Williams, Emma J .
Williams, Gary 185
Williams, Guy Allen
Williams, J acksie
Williams, James
Williams, John
Williams, Jonathan
Williams, Larry G,
Williams, Larry K. 47
Williams, Lee F.
Williams, Linda
Williams, Lonnie Y,
Williams, Michael M .
Williams, Nancy J, 185
Williams, Pamela Anne
Williams, Patrick
Williams, Peggy A, 161
Williams, Ronald T,
Williams, Saundra J , 161, 36
Willis, Howard E.
Wilm, Christa Kay
Wilner, Joanne
Wilson, Christopher M.
Wilson, David
Wilson, Jacquelyn
Wilson, James D.
Wilson, John E.
Wilson, Patsy 153
Wilson, Stephen J ,
Wilson, Tom 161
Wilsoxson, Gary
Wilton, Gary Lee
Winchell, Lavonna S,
Wingard, Kristan W.
Wingert, Gean Ann
Wingert, Gerald Alan
Winter, Susan 59, 68, 185,

Wise, Jeff G,
Wise, Ronald W. 19
Wisehart, Larry 17
Withrow, Leonard W,
Witsell, Gina M,
Witt, Karl 54, 153
Wolcott, Peter
Wolf, Reva J, 153
Wolf, Debra L.
Wolfgang, Gregg Lee 153
Wolgamott, Greg
Woodall, Steven J,
Woodruff, John E.
Woods, Anise
Woods, Henry
Woods, Odis L,
Woolums, Leslie C ,
Wortman, Cindy L.
Wright, Carol 161
Wright, Edward L,
Wright, George L,
Wright, James E.
Wright, Linda F,
Wright, Mildred 61, 185
Wright, Nancy K.
Wyat, Douglas
Wyatt, Eugenia Y.
Wyatt, Michael J.
Wyatt, Miriam
Wyatt, Rosalyn M,
Wycoff, Cheryl 161
Wytas, Chuck 17, 54, 161
Yale, Thomas F, 153
Yamada, Adrienne
Yamada, Warren I.
Yancey, Andy D.
Ybarra, Herbie G.
Yearling, Linda 185
Young, Charles L,
Young, Dana E.
Young, Diane 153
Young, Karl B. 153
Young, Richard W.
Younger, William
Zamora, Mike R.
Zeis, Greb
Zier, Carey B. 153
Zier, Valerie 161
Zigler, Steven 161
Zimet, Andrew Leon 68
Zimet, Gregory
Zirkelbach, Garace M.
Zuckerman, ?Andrea 185
FACULTY
Achziger, Harry • 34, 125,
37
Assell, Raymond P. 148
Allman, Bridget A. 120
Austin, Ellene R. 123
Bailey, Jack R.
Baily, Sara M,
Barton, Doris G.
Batey, Samuel R. 138
Berger, Elsa M. 129
Bierback, Robert D, 142
Biffle, Jerome C. 24, 93, 141
Bledsoe, Helen C, 128
Bloomfield, James W. 131
Boatright, Warren E. 128
Bowen, Ida Mae 137
Brady, Royalyn L. 121
Breen, Jay M. 141
Brownell, Thomas L. 137
Bruss, David
Bult, Katherine F. 136
Burmeister, Daniel 0, 127
Busey, Bethe
Call, Alice L, 141
Calloway, Theodore J. 47, 142
Carlson, Elizabeth S. 122
Clarkson, Charles W, 54, 140
Clerihue, F . Allen 132
Cole, Tilford J. 118, 119
Coleman, James R . 141
Colwell, Robert P. 116, 117
Cookson, Karen E. 25, 138,
141, 93
Craig, Ann L. 132
Craig, Roger V . 17, 139
Crocker, Ann M . 132
Damashek, Robert 139
Daniel, Lawrence E. 123
Dawson, Rex H , 139
Dean, Rhoda G . 140
Deasy, Claudia M . 123
Durrance, Anne R. 132

Eckerling, Wayne D . 126
Eggleston, Rugh E. 140
Eitemiller, David J, 120
Ellison, Thorn as T . 128
Enochs, Mary A. 134
Enos, Larry J, 135
Fair, Mack D. 130
Feeney, Sheila A. 124
Flatow, Eleanor C. 140
Fox, Marcia K, 134
Fruland, Judith M, 142
Fusick, Richud 129
Garrett, Lawrence 91
Gerner, Mary •
Goelz, Jacquelyne R. 136
Greenlee, Lewis C. 125
Gresham, Stanley R, 135
Griebenaw, Donald A, 135
Groff, Regis F, 126
Golys, Jerome J,
Hanna, Deanna J. 143
Hardy, Agusta 136
Hoffman, Morris 92, 131
Hooks, Linda C,
Hoops, James A, 1!:1, 129
Howard, Esther H, 137
Hussey, Bob E. 127
Johnson, Richard K, 127
Katz, Sara L. 126
Keinsn, Irwin J. 120
Kirkpatrick, Leslie
Knight, Delores E. 122
Landau, Felix
Lanza, Carla S. 125
Lee, Brian E. 122, 200
Lee, Eloise 141
Ligon, Gladys, D. 134
Lovata, Norbert L.
Love, Eva M. 130
Lundeen, Roger A, 136
Maley, Raymond R. 92, 135
Matarrese, Linda D. 126
McClanahan, Patricia
McConnell, Mary C, 93, 125
McDanal, Michael A, 135
McGinnis, William S. 142
McNeill, Janet
Metcalf, Alfred 131
Miles, Leonard V.
Miller, Harlan L. 135
Minick, Virginia C. 132
Mitchell, Raymond M. 131
Mullenix, Clarence R. 130
Murray, Joyce L. 132
Nelson, Martha S. 118, 119
Nelson, Richard A . 59, 121
Niemeyer, Melvin J, 139
iffenegger, Hazel L.
Noonan, Gerard P. 125
Olin, Clifford, C. 138
Owen, James B. 125
Padboy, Marion J. 132
Padilla, Steve val
Paul, Robert J, SO, 131
Pearson, Eloise B. 143
Peters, Jeanine L. 137
Pigott, Blanche C. 132
Potter, Margaret E. 128
Preisner, Frank J .
Rease, Nannette B. 141
Ricci, Charlene Kay 60, 136
Richard, Gary E. 136
Rietcheck, Norma J. 120
Root, Abigail B. 143
Rosson, Pamela J, 138
Roth, Carolyn
Rudel, Joan K, 136
Schraeder, Ricahard L. 129
Schwartz, M. Raymond 124
Senier, Woodrow W. 135
Slifko, Reola
Smith, June E. 121
Smith, Margaret M.
Smith, Price B, 127
Spangenberg, Hazel 1. 134
Spencer, Joan C, 137
Sperling, Sheldon R . 136
Spillman, Craig G.
Starck, Pamela L.
Stewart, Herbert E. 135
Storm, Jacqueline A, 129
Strickland, Carol P. 121
Sutton, Carolyn L, 129
Swisher, Margery R , 128
Tagliavore, Vincent J . 133
Trujillo, Mercedes S. 132
Umetani, Patricia I. 134
Vickers, Evva B. 122
Vincent, George

Vrazsity, Jimmie R, 134
Ward, Judith A . 123
Weed, Alice A , 138
Weipert, Wilma J,
Williams, Elizabeth A, 124
Wonderley, George A. 128
Wright, William 139
Zarlengo, Dominic A, 130
Ziegler, Emil B. 124
Zumwinkel, John H. 142

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�Golden lads and girls all must,
As chimney-sweepers, come to dust ...
William Shakespeare

THE STAFF!!!!!

OUR THANKS TO

Daniel Morris Gross
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HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY
UNIVERSAL STUDIO
DECROCE STUDIO
JACK'S STUDIO
JAFFAY
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JEAN IE 1ARR
BOB GAROFOLO
ELDO TAN ER
A 1ERICA YEARBOOK COMPANY
OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO 1ADE THIS BOOK:
IWI, TER, KOW, AND EDDIE
FAIRMOUNT CEMETARY
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S. 0. LI DAHL'S--PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLIES
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Color Processing--DECROCE STUDIO
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Social Security SS-1411-706, Alpha Code #345115, up at
7:30, at school at 8:45 . . . The numbers are endless. But if
there were no people, there would be no numbers. Then
again, if there were no numbers, would there be people?
God, this is confusing. It is obvious that numbers have us
licked: you can't live with them and you can't live without
them. Sigh . . .

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we then have to get there . The trip is the game we play every day of our
lives getting to and from. All of us play the game whether by six, four,
or two wheel . Or by two feet .

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��There it i clay after da r. It's the place you have
to cross to get into the chool from the parking
lot. The place to go to get away from the pres. ures
in ide. The place to rap with a friend. The place
to take a puff on your cigarette, whether it be
bought or your own roll. The place where you can
watch the daily drag racing going on all around you,
but vou mu t be careful when you go onto the track.

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�����Amidst the cheers of victory and
erie of defeat were heard the
crashes of tennis rackets on wire
fences and opposing players. Depite the outward display of unsportsmanlike manners the East Tennis
Team showed more than anger at their own mistakes. This anger
proved to the spectator that although win were infrequent the will and
strength to win existed. For this group of great guys are true gentlemen.
You're a star; right on, Emery; take a shot, Spider Leg . . .

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�We started with a bang. Remember that first non-league game when
we shut-out our opponents? And then came the depression . . • the
first league loss. Oh, god, not again this year! But what's this? The
next game and the next and the next were wins "man all those hours
of hard work finally paid off". Then something happened - its hard
to say what, but the stands got quieter and emptier, "everybody

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around and 'twas time
for ANGELUS and SParLIGHT to put on their
annual put-on. This
time, it was the "Season
of the Soul". The majority of the minority that
bothered to come felt
that their money was ill
spent and by and large,
they were right. So, as
all dances fade into the
past, maybe this will be
the "put on to end all
put-ons ".

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can successfully be used to describe the Cross
Country Team at East High this year . The team
failed to enter three of the scheduled meets and
carne in last in the city. What more can be said?

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in city, with 11 wins and 53 losses. The loss of
three senior players and a lack of league play during the summer are the reasons cited for the team
record.

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��sit-in, walk-out, step down . . . sit out,
walk-down, step in, sit down, walk in, stepout . . . black is beautiful . . . doc holland's
gotta go . . . there's two sides to everything,
y'know . . . gw, south, west . . . certain
unalienable rights . . . hell, no, i won't go
. it's gotta happen sometime . . . let it
be, letitbe.

On the whole, most of the kids who were
moved from GW and South to East like the
new experience. Those who were switched
from East to GW and South are finding it very
different and don't like it at all.
Out of this movement sanctions have grown at
South and GW, made up of people who want
the new school to be like the old. Sit-ins,
walk-outs, and riots have resulted. Requests
for student council minority representatives,
abolished dress codes, Middle East dance
classes and the removal of unfit principals
have been voiced, but have not been granted,
and, in some cases have not even been considered.

On August 2-!, 1970, about 500 students from
East, GW, and South found out that the school
board was using them as checkers to plea'se
Judge Do)le. Ripped up from their surroundings, these students traveled 5 or 10 miles on
September 9 across the checkerboard called
Denver to a strange new square, where they
were out-of-place, frightened, and not quite
sure of what to do.

The system's deteriorating, they say. Viet
am, the Middle East, inflation, Spiro T.
Agnew, strikes, shutdowns . . . and we
can't even get along within our own country
. . . within the city . . . within the efficient
school system of Denver.

Some got used to it, others didn't. Still others
got their doctors to write excuses saying that
traveling to the new school would give them
heart failure so they wouldn't have to change.
Those who didn't like the new school and
couldn't get out of it in any other way just
moved away, showing their unwillingness to
change, to tr) something different.

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�It is interesting to note how the student council is still in existence.
Each eme ter we. the student bod). vote and elect members from
our clas es to represent us on the council. Until the next semester the student body forgets the council's exi tence, and the
counci 1 forgets the students' existence.
\Ve hear of tudents complaining of unnecessary classes ::;uch as
vocations and study halls. If a list was to be made student council would rank high--if not highest.
I lave you ever attended a council meeting) The meeting is made
up of talk. 1 ' o matter how ideal the talk is it is, neverthele s,
talk. Words. unfortunately, are not important these days; actions
are what count. \Ve have een no action come from room 100 this
year. I lave you?

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�Yes, the debal made the Drama 3 class, with
the aid of Mrs . Dana Marshall, present an
outstanding version of the "Spoon River Anthology" . Everyone was truly together, and
they knew what they were supposed to do .
Thanks Drama 3!

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�Love is . . . a brown, short-cut wig, pajamas, a taxi -driver who charges interest, a
jar of pickles, a gambling drunk, a candle on
a birthday cake, a dame with the best legs
this side of the . 1ississippi, a black Jewish
landlady, librarian, and most of all,
TOGETHER~. 1 ESS!!I

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One fine day m your senior year
of high school someone approaches you with the question,
"Where are you going to school
next year?"
The truth of the matter is up until now college has been an abstract thing except for the riots
you've heard about in the news.
Really all you care about now is
making it through your final year.
Now this comes up. You think,
"What school am I going to next
year? i\1aybe this one if I don't
shape up. I guess I '11 start looking. "
So you started looking around.
Someone asks you, "Have you
taken either the SAT or the ACT?
You know, you have to take one
for adnussion to any college."
You register for one of them
while still investigating some
schools . The more college catalogues and bulletins you read,
the more confused you get .
After you've narrowed your
choice down to several schools
and you've been accepted at a
couple. the thought comes into
your mind, "Do I want to go to
college'?"

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TEAMS OF EAST
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�East's varsity team started
off the season with a loss to
Washington. Th bad start did
not discourag East because,
as Coach Calloway put it, "no
team in the D nver Leagu is

�only a small step towards the
state Championship. Last
Year's Team had even a better
chance, but still could not get
through district.

going undefeated and we have already lost our game. '' This was
proven as East trounced their
next three opponents. Although
the Manual- East game will be
a very big game, to East it was

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�Once upon a time there was a pep club called White Jackets. One day
White Jackets found that pep had disappeared. The football team
searched for it, the golf team searched for it, the swim team searched
for it, the wrestling team searched for it, but it was nowhere to be
found. Then a group called the East High Basketball team joined in
the search and lo and behold pep came out of hiding. Maybe it wasn't
lost at all - just resting.
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�The East High swimming team, led by Ron
Bonaparte, finished with as many wins as
losses this year. Bonaparte, the defending
high school breaststroke record holder of
Colorado, was also an All-American swimming candidate.

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�Seraph Sisters is a service organization for organized and serviceable
girls. Once one is in Seraph Sisters she forgets about being organized
and serviceable and leaves that up to just a few dedicated souls. Be that
as it may- -this type of Seraph Sister does have one kind of service to
give--especially when something someone else does goes wrong--lip
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or get a Beating!"
Sisters, your halos are tarnishing!

�This year East's Choir has done more than sing; it
has moved out and taken on a special quality. Along
with the honor of sending more students to all-city
choir than from any other high school, East has
developed a spirit well worth the effort of its director, Mrs. Padboy.

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�IS IT WORTH IT?

With all the pep assemblies, football games, school assemblies, etc., East High's band has had a never-ending
job. The hard work involved and the ceaseless criticism
has not made the job any easier. Mr. T. definitely has a
hard task, especially with as little student response as
there is. Is it worth it? Just ask him or any band member.

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��Down to the May D&amp;F they
go, the ice skating club.
There the skates are put on
and off they go- -whirling
and twirling and figureeighting, and sometimes
falling down! But they keep
at it for a coupla hours,
with lots and lotsa whirling
and twirling and falling down.
And at the end of the coupla
hours, the more consummate members look forward
to the next session, while
those who fell down one too
many times hobble away and
look forward to the meltingof -the- ice- time.

�"STRIKE!" thy yell. But,
th y aren't pi kemng, si
in, or anything like thaL ',.~.,~~
It's JU t ani e little
where you an BOW • •~'--.. -.
and bowl to your
heart' content,
until n's time
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what mtere r high
hool ru lent h.
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From these pictures, you might be
sure that the name of this organization
is "Future Tea- Pourers of America".
But, despite their deceiving poses,
these people are members of Future
Teachers of America, a club for those
interested in a career in teaching .
how to pour tea???

�East boasts one of the top speech teams in Colorado.
They are appropriately called "The Hachet Squad, "
inasmuch as they usually "hack" other teams to
pieces. East's squad is amply supplied with a variety of original orators, dramatists, poetry interpreters, debate people, and funny persons.

But, like almost all other worthwhile activities at
East, the speech team is short on supporters. However, this does not affect the attitude or the zeal of
those members of the speech team who try so hard
. . . it just hurts a little! Anyway, who cares about
the public, we still win don't we? It's called, personal satisfaction.

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a dull, boring game?&gt;
That it's actually a
strategical game in
which you US'-' ~our
brains instead of
your brawn''
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club member
about that
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about careers
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student in Distributive Education will
have a greater understanding of thL' bu ·incss
world. pa rtkula rl) in
marketing. a well as having work experil·nce for
future employment. There is
no excuse for unemplo&gt; ment
among the students here------lazines ''

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kind of like hockey .
hard work . . .
dedication . . .
man to man contact .
rough and exciting . . .
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COACHES:
Raymond Mitchell
Warren Boatright
CAPTAIN:
Jim Hall

Bouknight, Sam
Carranco, John
Close, Robert
Farris, Kevin
Harrison, Larry

Healy, Richard
Mahoney, Michael
Smith, Joseph
Tanaka, George
Valdez, Lonnie

112

�.AND GRACEFUL MOTION
are the two qualities
the gymnast strives
for in his performance. Neither of
these are gained
without endless
practice, hard work,
and intense concentration, though he
moves with the
greatest of ease.

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Pam Bowan
Vanessa Buie
Lori Brown
Beverly Deadwyler
Brenda Deadwyler
Mari Fitz
Judy Green
Cheteria Halley

Belinda Knight
Ada Marrow
Aleta Mitchell
Debbie Sims
Roslyn Washington
Rhonda White
Dorothy Wilson
Brenda Williams
Coach: Junior Weed

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VARSITY FOOTBALL
COACHES: CHUCK CLARKSON
ROGER CRAIG
CUFF OUN
Askew, Dean
Brent, William
Butler, Al
Chapman, Larry
Cheek, Jeff
Cole, Garylan
Dews, Larry
Fischer, Tracy
Frazier, Henry
Frazier, William
Gillespie, William
Grassman, Fred
Gurtler, John
Homstad, Joseph
Jackson, Albert
Kelly, Leon
Lovato, Frank
Newton, Rick
Nigh, Jeff
Northcross, Karl
Pappas, Ernest
Parker, ' Randy
Roy, Joseph
Schleich, Michael
Schmidt, Marty
Smith, Terry
Spahn, David
Speliotes, George
Thacker, William
Toney, Terry
Tursick, Theodore
Washington, William
Watson, Kent
Wolgamott, Rick

JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL
COACHES: ROGER CRAIG
CUFF OUN
Brooks, John
Bryant, Rupert
Carollo, Reno
Carter, Douglass
Craft, Donald
Conner, Reuben
Hodge, Kenneth
Lang, Greg
Pomeranz, Alan
Rhodes, Tom
Thomas, Joe
Thompson, Frank

CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER
COACH: Jerrome Biffle
Allen, Don
Hardy, Vince
Stewart, Dale
Speed, Charles
Tolivar, William
Van, Oliver, Captain

TENNIS TEAM
COACH: John Schrant
Bancker, Chris
Barber, Wes
Carpenter, Chuck
Cass, Brian
Cass, Gary
Emery, Patrick
Foster, Rick
Horne, Don
Iwasaki, Dean
Kemp, Alec
Lorn, John
McConnell, Dave
McGary, Tom
Nakata, Art
O'Mera, Kevin
Savage, Daryl
Tempest, George
Washington, Mark
Wolcott, Peter

GOLF ROSTER
COACH: Roger Lundeen
Barber, Bill
Cassidy, Jerry
Cleary, Charles
Eagle, Steve
Garlington, Randy
Johnson, Jimmy
McCray, Ernest
Melville, Steve
Valuck, George

124

�Winter Sports Rosters
VARSITY BASKETBALL
COACH: TED CALLOWAY
CAPTAIN: Charles Flowers
Boatner, V. Edward
Bowman, Louis
Hooks, Dale
Johnson, Kenneth
Lewis, Robert
Newton, Rick
Pappas, Ernest
Schleich, Michael
Speed, Charles
Titus, Paul
Van Oliver, George
Williams, Larry

JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL
COACH: SAM BATEY
Anthony, Michael
Askew, Dean
Carroll, Rick
Chambers, Phillip
Cobb, Raymond
Craft, Don
Dickens, Keith
Dyes, Tony
Johnson, Kenneth
Lovato, Frank
Naylor, Phillip
Rose, Marc
Williams, Larry

SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL
COACH: RICK SCHRADER
Curry, Lopez
Duncan, Clark
Fore man, Haywood
Grove, Rod
Ikner, Louis
James, Arthur
Nash, Roosevelt
Newton, Willard
Robinson, Wayne
Robinson, Wendel
Roper, Vaughn
Underwood, Gerard

SWIMMING ROSTER
COACH: Charles Clarkson
Bartlett, Jeff
Bennett, John
Bonaparte, Ron
Bondi, Ray
Bondi, Richard
Carollo, Reno
Coquillard, Joe
Dye, Bill
Haynes, Darrell
Haynes, Duane
Karasik, Dennis
Karasik, Randy
Olsen, Karl
Porter, Mike
Robinson, Marc
Sabodas, Randy
Sidney, Don
Suiter, John
Tanaka, George

.

WRESTliNG
VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY

Allen, Ga.ry
Brooks, John
Crosby, Terry
Curvin, Bruce
Dews, Rudy
Edwards, Quinton
Fay, Kevin
Garner, Reggie
Gash, Martin
Martin, Tom
Morgan, Darnell
Rice, Dan
Slaughter, Dave
Smith, Rex
Thomas, Ron
Thompson, Franklin
Washington, Terry
Watson, Fred
Wingert, Jerry
Wolcott, Peter
Zigler, Steve
R. Damashek-Coach

�CLUB ROSTERS ·
Art Service
Jaci Bingaman
Pat Glick
Mike Kane
Betsy Nelson
Ted Pace
Sue Smiley
Debby Staeck
Karen Thompson
Aufsteiger
Sponsors:
Betty Starr
Howard Hoffman
Presidents:
David Duhaime ( 1st Sem. )
Jess Bartlett
Kay Allen
Vicky Allen
Freddy Badger
Scott Blanc
Kim Branscombe
Margaret Browne
Charles Carroll
Nicki Dye
Susan Epps
Susy Emblad
Chris Groshong
Chris Hopper
Alec Kemp
Joyce McKee
Linda Murray
Irene Nakamura
Ron Neubert
Stan Pytell
Mark Rolvenchik
Jane Rockwell
Margie Rubin
Jerry Reddick
Kevin Skillen
Black Students for
Black Action
Sponsor:
Regis Groff
Pres: Jerry Davis
Vice-Pres: Candy Casson
Secretary: Warren Fletcher
Tres: Theresa Oates
Lori Brown
Violet Brown
Rita Colbert

Phillip Dorsey
Dawn Griffen
Allegra Haynes
Darrell Haynes
Duane Haynes
Bruce Hocker
Debrah Johnson
Karen Moore
Joe Ray
Toni Robinson
Scott Toliver
Tom Tripp
Craig Walters
Terry Ware
Stacy Wells
Chess Club
Robert Ascher
Freddie Badger
John Caldwell
Zygmunt Krauze
John Leroux
Tom Needham
Future Teachers
of America
Pres: Marcia Hunt
Vice-Pres: Patricia Watts
Secretary: Candy Wirth
Tres: Charlotte Thomas
Hist: Roseanna Lewis
Barbara Adams
Dinah Becker
Peggy Cassidy
Michelle Diranleau
Marl Dolmas
Betti Gray
Don Home
Karen Lamb
Dave McConnell
Anne Miller
Milissa Sedar
Michelle Truair
JCL
Coucils: Sharon Brown
Joe Coquillard
Head Tribune: Kathy Mayer
Head Censor: Fred Watson
Head Scribe: Sandy Reavy

Historian: Eva Anderud
TRIBE 1
Tribune: Kathy Mayer
Censor: Jonathan Brodie
Scribe: Sandy Reavy
Jonathan Brodie
Sharon Brown
Joe Coquillard
Richard Lightburn
Kathy Mayer
Debbie Mercer
Janis Olsen
Sandy Reavy
Polly Strong
Greg Whittington
TRIBE2
Tribune: Eva Anderud
Censor: Fred Watson
Scribe: Meg Goddard
Don Allen
Eva Anderud
Debbie Baxter
Charles Eitemiller
Patty Gallegos
Mae Goggard
Dawn Griffen
Alan Hampton
Bill Nelson
Fred Watson
Gary Wilton
TRIBE 3
Tribune: Ina Szwec
Censor : Pat Hocking
Scribe: Kathy Gonzales
Ruth Appell
Michalle Deranleau
Kathy Gonzales
Pat Hocking
Rose Marino
Ina Szwec
Kim Waugh
Lacrosse
Pres: Theo Brin
Vice-Pres: Larry Philpott
Tres: Frank Gray
Joe Aiello

126

Toffer Ball
Brian Boyle
Steve Boyle
Rollie Bradford
Brian Cass
Stan Dunn
Pat Emery
Rick Foster
Allen Fugimoto
Tom Gilscrist
Dave McConnell
Mark Miterhofer
Grant Pleps
Mark Romer
Bill Smiley
George Tempest
Bill Toll
Kent Watson
Larry Wisehart
Model Teens
Sponsor:
Miss Joan Spencer
Pres: Shelli Anderson
Vice-Pres; Mellissa Miller
Sec: Mara Lynch, Mari Fit:z
Tres: Chris A gatsuma
Chris A gatsuma
Saundra Allen
Shellie Anderson
Jacki Bess
Mary Bess
Rhea Bugarin
Cheryl Crownover
Michelle Dillard
Mari Fit:z
Diane Forbes
Kathy Gonzales
Ardith Gooch
Susan Grigsby
Mara Lynch
Anne Miller
Mellissa Miller
Sally Murray
LaTanya Robinson
Esther Rodriquez
Bonnie Slatton
Dottie Wilson

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Pres: Linda Thomas
Vice-Pres: Joan Smith
Sec: D eruse
. M oses
T res:
Shellie Anderson
Jackie Bess
Mary Bess
Cheryl Crownover
Michelle Dillard
Sylvia Erickson
Linda Fitz
Daymar Havlicek
Kathy Homer
Sallie Jepson
Tee Oates
Mary Petrucci
Mary Reum
Jane Rice
Mary Salaza
Sherrie Shuheur
Patty Sunata
Marcia Swanson
Kayla Templin
Pre-Law
Pres: Albert Eckhardt
Vice-Pres: Kent Epperson
Sec: Gary Cass
Tres: Rob Stern
Chris Banker
Rick Berry
Gary Cass
Bob Dean
Albert Eckhardt
Kent Epperson
Rick Foster
Dave Frosh
Marvin Grays
Vince Hardy
Don Home
Randy Karasik
Chris Marinez
Dave McConnell
Marc Rose
Darryl Savage
Ralph Standly
Rob Stern
John Suiter
Kent Watson
Brad Whittleey

Andrea Watkins
Cor. ec: Candy Wirth
Tres: Zondra McCleary
Drill Master: Sandy Allen
Marianne Williams
Chris A gatsuma
Sandy Allen
Shelli Anderson
Penny Arkulari
Jacki Bess
Sharon Bouknight
Pam Bowen
Cathy Carpenter
Marilyn Cockle
Margie Collins
Randy Conrad
Rhonda Cox
Brenda Deadwyler
Michelle Dillzrd
Flwyn Esterling
Sue Edwards
Forestzetta Epps
Dorthy Falkenberg
Marl Fitz
Jean Franklin
Kathy Gomez
Ardith Gooch
Judy Green
Anna Guzman
Lou Ann Hall
Kathy Hogart
Sharon Jackson
Sallie Jepson
Gaylon Jones
Kahty Keefe
Belinda Knight
Sheila Krautman
Elizabeth Lewis
Karen Lindsay
Gale Mathews
Wanda Matsuda
Deborah Mays
Zondra McCleary
Karen McCoy
Arlene Mcintosh
Nelda Millican
Vicki Mimes
Joyce Murray
Denise Nave
Pat Oswald
Lynnda Owens

Seraph Sasters
Pres: Karen Lamb
Vice-Pres: Sharon Brown
Sec: Sally Wichner
Sharon Hodder
Tres: Charlene Rose
Eva Anderud
Dorothy Falkenberg
Lynn Friedman
Patty Glick
Miriam Grunfeld
Kathy Gomez
Lou Ann Hall
Patty Heimerl
Valerie Hiatt
Marcia Hunt
Cathy Irving
Cindy Jordahl
Marilyn Kawano
Roseanna Lewis
Collenia Linzy
Chris Macmillan
Kathy Mayer
Zondra McCleary
Karen McCoy
Debbie Mercer
Judy Moll
Irene Nakamura
Betsy Nelson
Janis Olsen
Ann Petet
Margie Probst
Margarette Ralston
Suzanna Reed
Esther Rodriquez
Cathy Roberson
Toni Salone
Diane Schilt
Joan Travis
Billye Turner
Patty Vitt
Paula Whiteside
Katie Wilkerson
Candy Wirth
Betsy Wolcott
White Jackets
Pres: Joan Travis
Vice-Pres: Mari Fitz
Sec: Pat Oswald
Ellen Soureka

127

Mary Ellen Parsons
Tommie Pointer
Leona Ray
Sandra Reavy
Denise Reynolds
Jane Rice
Shelley Roberts
LaTanya Robinson
Esther Rodriquez
Charlene Rose
Anita Royal
Marti Selmser
JoEllen Seymour
Cory Sites
Susan Smiley
Charmaine Smith
Rosalind mith
Ellen Soureka
Donna Stetzel
Pat Sunata
Marcia Swanson
Linda Thomas
Karen Thompson
Joan Travis
Delessia Utsey
Robin Wagner
Andrea Watkins
Patricia Watts
Louise Webber
Rhonda White
Katie Wilkerson
Marianne Williams
Dorthy Wilson
Candi Wirth
Mildred Wright
Linda Yearling
J anine Young
Michelle Young
World Spectrum
Jody Ball
Rochelle Banks
Margarete Ralston
Suzanne Reed
Leslie Rohan
Cynthia Romstrom
Charmaine Rose
Eileen Smith
Cynthia Jollerson

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ESTHER RODRIGUEZManaging Editor
SHARON BROWNBusiness Manager
KAREN MCCOYRoyalty Editor
JONE L SMITHSports Co-Editor
ROSANNE REIVASports Co- Editor
GERALD PIPERActivities Editor
DEAN IWASAKISports Ass 't
DAVE TURNERClubs Ass't
EDDIE DECROCEAlbum-STR Ass't
CHRIS BANCKERAlbum-STR Ass't
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Denver Post &amp; the elections
esp. Millard Smith
Francois
House of Photograptfy
Jacks
Jafay
Lawrence of ew York
Universal
Brian Lee
Bob (the bachelor)
Jim Crosland &amp; American Yearbook Co.
Miss Marr
R.P.C.
Mike Moya, Ted Pace
Oscar
Chris, Dave, Dean I., Eddie, and John
C. Ott, Mr. T., Mr. Garrett, Mrs. Mollen
Colorado R. R. Museum
Members of the Angelus Country Club
No thanks to Speech Team, C. B. Floyd,
n Robbie
The U.S. Post Office for Air Mail-Special
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Sharon's Ape
The 36-hour day
Curtis and his flute
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Earnest Walton
Chris Waters

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Terry Wedgeworth
Jerry Witcakcr
Leslie Whittington

Susan Whittlcsay
David Wilbur
Nancy Wilbur
PatTicia Wilkin

Saundra William
Dave Wilson
Kris Wingard

Lany Wisehart
Leslie Wollums
Carol Wright

linda Wright
Cheryl Wycoff
Chuck Wytias

Valerie Zicr
Donald Ziegler

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Steve Shanks
Tcni Shcpp.ud
Robin Short
Donald Sidney
Debbie Simpson

Sandra Simpson
Lawrence Sims
Bonnie Slatton
Bill Smith
Jackie Smith
Joe Smith

Lisa Smith
Russel Smith
Theresa Smith
Diane Snider
1ary Speicher
Nancy Stanley

Julie Stark
Kirk Stephens
Roy Sterrett
Julie Stetzel
Nancy· Strong
Harold Sunata

Gloria Swanson
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lnil Szwec
Ann Takahashi
Debbie Taylor
Kayla Templin

Perry Romberger
David Rose
t.ujoric Rubin

.v1ary Salazar
Terri S alol}e

Cathie Samora
Bonnie Scales

Kim Schaefer
Pam Schillen

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Carolyn Scott
Milissa Sedar

Nancy Sellers
Irene Seros

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Robin Mills
Vivian Milton
Jerri Mims
Janelle ?v!oller
Rhonda Moor~
Ada Morrow

Julie Moses
Usa Moseley
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Jean Murray
Linda Murray
Olga Mychaslan
Arlena Nephew

Dawn Nigh
Greg Korcross
Susan !\'orris
Karl Olsen
Lauren O'Neal
Deborah Palmer
Heather Pannebaker

Debbie Parcell
Floy Parlee
Pam Paul
Sabra Peine
Charles Peitsmyer
Athena Pcro
Linda Perski

David
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L.llian
Porch
•t..tdelyn
Randell
Sher;-yl
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John
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Betty
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Sherry
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Gail
Robinson

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Youl.mda
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Stan
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Wendell
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Eddie
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Jan
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Brenda
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�l\1ichael King
E.d Klap

Vincent Kline
Ann Kunz

Care}' Lashbrook
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Gemma Lean
Virgil Lewis

Eric Lombardi
Cathy Lucas

Cheryl Lucero
Cathy Lundy

Gerald Lynch
Mike l\\adi!!an

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Beverly Marshall
Gladys Martin

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Linda Mawhortcr

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Ch.ules Mays

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Mark Gore

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Susan Grigsby
Robert Guerrero

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Joe Griego
Frank Grassier
Dawn Griffin
Susan Grocth
Diane Groody
J.:~hn Grunkmeier
Judy Hall
Mary Hell!

Howard Hamilton
Debra Hampton
Estora Hardman
Pam Hardy
Pam Harris
Freddie Hawthorne

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Ron Hensel
Penn} Herd

Tim Hclburgcr
Behnda Holiman
Daryl Holleman
Nl.uilyn Honeyman
Katherine Homer
Theresa Huber

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Steve Hunter
Mark Hutchinson
Stephen lvomcie
Ma.rk Jacob

Tim Jenkins
R.1lph Jerome
Jack:ie ]olms
Jeffrey Jones
Sheric Jones

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Michch Cooney
Rodney Conner
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Saundra Cotes

Frances Cox
Cindy Crumpler
Lynn Cry nen
Cynthia Ctmningham

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Arleen Dav1s
Julie Davis
Eddie DcCroce

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Linda Dotson
Helen Davis

Denise Dunn
Quintin Edwards
Brad Eggemant
Leon Elkins
Susan Emblad

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John Engart
Micky Espinoza
Dic~nne Esquibel
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Judy Fisher
Linda Fitz
Georgia Fox
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Doug
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Arlene
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Scott
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