6 10 113 https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/491cbb2ccc08257ac5da12c8452ef811.pdf 238c47b49e6b16ad4f36fa22aaab6989 PDF Text Text ����VoluJDe SZ Denver, Colorado I970 �pie. I ��������Practice. To some it is a recurring injury, to a few it is the ecstacy of recognized effort , and to others it is a necessary evil. But to all it is 5 days of grueling, hard work for a 48 minute game. 10 �Change. Chang from the pa t few disa ·trous year · for Ea t football t:;eemed on its way. A cason that b gan we ks early with group conditioning was the first sign that things were on the move for the better. A new head coa h. a t:;witch from the age-old imple wing to a more versatile "I" formation; and most of all an air of optimism ran wild in a locker room that would have feared to enter in some preceding easons . Within the season this impor11 rant gain would all but be lo t a def at and th d spair it created again found their place , reshuffled, but th -ame. For not v n a tough athlete can face having his b t efforts marked a failure. �Football-merely a game 1 It is hard work; fiv day of practice in preparation f r each ncounter. It is yards of tape and ela tic bandage givmg upport to injured ankl · kne s an I elb w -a mu ty mellmg lo ker room-the hcavine of a perspiration oak d undershirt. It is the agony of pla) ing with an injury, or, much worse, it i the agony of d feat. It i th b d) wracking pain of a torn cartila or a broken bone. It i th hop le n of a big lmeba k r u·) mg to cat h a fl ·ct flank 'r-the beauty of a �great broken field run-the violence of a trap block. It i th preci ion of a long pa s. It 1 the fru tration of mi sin T the winning field goal or dropping a tou hdown pa . It 1 the brotherhood sl.arcd by teammates and the r spect ha red b) oppon nt '. It i the ta te ot blood running from a plit lip or a broken no t.•. It i th ten cne and nervou n , of the pre-game wait in the locker room. It i th thrill of relea ing that ten ion by �charging out onto the fi ld. It is th popping of pad again t pad and the groaning of man again t man. It is th satisfac- tion of beating your oppon nt, not by simply out- coring him but by out-playing him. Foot- ball is desire. discipline, drive. it is indeed much more than a gam . �The varsity never wins ; how do they expect us to? 15 �RUNABOUT 0. K. Stay loose. Relax those arms. Keep the legs moving and don't forget to breathe. Yes breathe! D01 'T FORGET TO BREATHE. Take it in and out. Regular. Suck it in, blow it out. This must be five miles instead of two. Are you tiring. • To! Yes. Don't let that other man sec just how tir d you arc. Fire it up. 16 �THIS S GOLF Is this golf? In the winter . Golf is this. Counting on a great season with a great new coach, but try to trace your ball's flight thru sixteen inch s of snow . We ort of play around the course and watch each other . This is golf: a gentleman's game . 17 �THE YEAR AFTER The Ea ·t Iligh tennis team t->tarted out on a sour note. Man) people who obt->erved the mat -hes saw that there was much room for i mprovcm •nt. There was no impro ·ment. The team didn't are ami the sp ·ctators didn't care. 18 �As the season wore on. the team -;ecmcd to play the mal hes for · nju~ ment rather than for \ ictory. with the possible e. ception of one notorious pia~ er. The lo ·c · were generally nola di -appointment. the failures w · n~ not disheartening . and the games were only games . 19 �Horoscope for October 18th: Today promises to be one of excitement as Angelus and Spotlight join to sponsor the 1969 Fall Sports Dance. A familiar place of learning will become the place of fun. Music lovers will enjoy the sounds of Catherine Mitchell Lord. Those under the sign of Libra will enjoy the attention of a special song and Geminis are in for a real surprise tonight. Waterbearers: Cynthis Gibbs, Sylvia Flowers, Mary Ellen Leaf and Gayle Matthews. ot pictured are J o Ellen Baxter and Margot Francis. 20 �21 �The girls have a chance to start eraph ister' games by a king the boys. . . a playing area complete with a monopoly board and a free parking orncr. . . and 7 conte tants ready to try their luck . . . 22 �23 ���OUR FRIENDLY NBIDIBDRRDDD cars 26 �27 �head boy 28 �head girl 29 �"a hard \\'orking bun geL much credit" "spending to tnu h time on pelt) "more d termined" 30 �STUDENT COUNCIL "slowing down problems but not solving them" "reviewing problems and making comments in a way. we think students would want us to" "doing a lot of work-a lot of daily work and dbcussions" "hiding in 15:3" 31 �i a . wegoaga1n... "Class of '70 President-John McCallum Vice President-Steven Slaughter Secretary-Debi McKinney Treasurer-Beatrice Frelow" "Oh wow . . . " "Class of '7 1 President - Sharon Brown (missing) Vice President-Becky Grave Trea urer- Janis Jackson" "Gee, that's really neat . "Cla of '72 President-Deborah Rice Vic President-Belinda Knight S cr tary-Karen Thompson Trea urer-Mary Par ons" "Golly, I'm really impr ssed. "You don't seem to giv a damn." "Apparently not. . . " 32 �What is the problem It eems to be apathy, but Delegate A sembly has tried - changing the dre code and revi ing the chool con titution but only half the elected even bother to go ... What's the problem 33 �VISTA: volunteers in servic to america, understanding, rap, problems, drugs, compassion, me ed-up, listen, communication, lov , care, poverty, laugh, hoot-the-breeze, chew-the-fat, gripes, five-point , ociety, you, up-tight, interest, city, ghetto. kid , cop , jail, life, barry, judy, pam, al john, mike, david, wayne, angela, kathy, bill, sandy, david, pat, gary, david. �guard ~ Who knows what evil lurks in the hallowed hall of East High School? Only the Security guard know for sure. Stealthy they roam the halls, keeping a sharp lookout for su pic iou per ons. "YOU got a pa ?" "I'm on A GELUS Staff." "I don't care if you're on the Pre ident's Advisory Council on Physical Fitne s , you got a pa s?" ''I'm ju L going to my locker . " "You got a pa to go to your locker?" "It's in my purse." "Where's your purse?" "In my lock r." "You got a . . . ?" 35 = ~ a t-t l �And the one owns cities and houses and lands. And the ninety and nine have empty hands ... Farmer's Alliance 1889 The policeman isn't there to create disorder. He's there to preserve disorder. Richard Daley In very truth gold is god today and rules with pitile s sway in the affairs of men. Eugene Debs 1918 36 �No man is naturally entitled to a greater proportion of the earth than another . . . (land) was made for the equal use of all. Penn. farmers 1840's Labor is prior to and independent of capital. . Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. . Labor is the superior of capital, and man deserves much the higher consideration. Abraham Lincoln, 1861 In the freedom seminar we attempted to clarify and resolve some of the contradictions which are limiting and giving the illusion of freedom in america. We have been taught to be told rather than to think, taught to take rather than share, taught to win and lose rather than move ahead together, taught to play the roles that society dictates. We tried to allow the class to be self directing, but since all selves have been appropriated there could be no direction. We tried to present reality and de troy illusion. America i revolting. What is needed are individual commitments to reclaim control of one's life, to struggle for the freedom of all peoples. ---marcia, dana, alva, steve from antioch college right on �i 'm looking for a chicano brother and i know j u t where he's at, he thinks he's an ugly white anglo mother; heartless, ugly, and fat! i 'm sure you've seen him somewhere around, i can tell he's somewhere near; he's the one who always walks around with that can of "PIGS COORS BEER!" he' the one who told you and i to go straight down to hell; then turned around and walked away with his o called "gringo pal !" on pickett line and boycott too, he never will assist; instead he's with hi "gringo pal" and yells out "com1nunist"! but one of these day , (and i 've got lots of faith) he'll look at himself with a frown, and he'll say; "what the hell is the matter with me; i'm not white. BUT BROW !! ---rock pow r �CB CANO BROTHER 39 �Challenge �The Satisfaction �������We never ee the wimmerl Oh we're here , but we're there . Where? We wim at G. W. Swim hard every night and what do we h ar? .... "Turn it over or you '11 be wimming all night. t\1ove it! ... Yeah , yeah, bitchbitch . You'dthinkChuckiewould get hoar e .... There goe Bonaparte and he ain't even kicking ... Four laps more . I'm dying and people are watching. 48 �HE'S ALL WET 49 �Better Than Ever East ba ketball is no longer the give and go to Lovato . It is a full-court attack put on by a fast, fluid group of accomplished athlete . A tight press �that forces turnovers; a quick, hifty backcourt; a strong, ever-toughening forccourt; each is characteri tic of a great team: this team. Every effort, a isted or individual, is funnelled into one force for a ingle cause: to\\ in. Winning i what this team docs best. �East cops city title •.. and •ets dumped in district. ~~~~~~~~~~ 52 �53 �Two points) That's the name of the game. Two platoons, two teams--sophomore and J. V. Two outstanding sophomores playing J. V. and Varsity ball. Two is an important factor, but we always trive to be number one. �-·- ���Terri Tommie 58 �Julie Henry&. Gay ,,, Mel �����Tongue- tied This year' . Woodbury Contest will probablv be remembered as the only other tic to date in the conte t' 97th vear. After much deliberation and a rather confu cd pre entation, Erne. t 1cKinney and Kent Epp r on were recognized as the winners . However reclit must be given to the other six orators, Dan Dunn, 1\like Parker, Kvlc Da\ is, 1an in Grays, \ mce Hardy, and Phil Goodstein, who put �in a lot of time and hard work to make one of Ea t' remaining traditions , uccessful. Something hould al o be said for the audience, who wa it, usual crude , elf . .. thanks. ���Have students gone too far, or 68 �~1 ~~ 0 r:: ~ .{; ! a haven't schools 69 �So what about education today? Strong opinions have been voiced a to what hould be done about th present chool ystem, and judging from reports of disruptive school days. fru trated teachers, and turned off tudents. it eem obvious that the time to make change is now. So Progress and The Old Red Tape have finally come eye-to-eye in the DPS, and the Ea tHigh Senior Seminar ha been the welcome r ' ult. ��The Senior Seminar has turned education into all the adventure, excitement, and fun of summer vacation. ow. for the inevitable tickin-the-mud que tion: "Ah, ye . but what did the kid LEAR ???" Ask th m. And then brace your elf for 100 different rap about reality. ��(left to right) Emerson Gordon, Steve Dyson, Rudy Carey, Ricky Sanders, Wilson Stafford , Levell Hooks, Wayne Roberson 74 (left to right) Nini Hallet, Joan Hanatani, ancy Franz �laugh and :sing and rehearse and memorize and spend hours blocking scenes and repeating and remembenng. becommg the character to perform {or two nights in April . . . The Music Man ���78 �Pre- :\1ed is sponsored by the school nurse, Deanna Hanna. With her, the member plan excursions and demon trations which are pertinent to medical fields. Unfortunately, lack of interest has made ever al of the e events un uccessful. Intellectually peaking, of cour e, Voice of Youth might be defined as a gathering of friends in an informal attitude in order to share thought on any relevant i sue . ����-·en,.... (t) .... '... •• - Q) '< C1Q Q) 3 en ,.... (t) 0 0 • -t en �Y -Teens i an all girl club affiliated with the YWCA. During thi year their activitie ineluded a potluck dinner and a wimming party. The girl old potato chip and candy bar to rai e money for delegate to attend the YWCA ational Convention in Houston . Y- Teens 84 �- t'O ·-..,, (,) t'O 0 0""" ·-c:: ..., ~ The cla ical way of thinking i yrnrnetrical, methodical, and orderly. Thi i the way the ancient Greek and Roman thought . Thi year the Junior Cla ical League ha continued with their traditional activitie . In December they had the Io Saturnalia party, a fe tival celebrated by the ancient Roman , which turned out a birthday party becau e the bakery pelled "Io'', "] - 0" on the cake . T hey followed this up later with their annual Ides of 1arch party and Roman Banquet . 85 �FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB guage is a mall club with unu ually active member . They are trying to become acquainted with cultures of other countries by trying the food writing the and �often lacking in a ervice club; this one i n 't an exception. Its support exi ts more in its roster than in actual participation. However, usually attended. Tri-Hi- Y �Looking from the outside in, Aufsteiger is a group of individual that go ever) oth r weekend to g l e.·perienc in th(. technique~ of hiking, cro s-country kiing, mountain re ·cu , and ro k climbing. Looking from the in ide out, it is more. \Vh n a group of student ocialize, live, depend upon, and barely tolerate each other, while undergoing physical hard hip , the "tru color~" of each p r on' character show through. \1 mb r oon l arn what ociety i all about and what to strive for; comradeship, p ace of mind. tru 't, and perserverance. �The purpose of the Key Club International is to erve the community. This i xactly what East' Key Club has not done. The} have held three m eting , on banqu t, and a football game during th entire chool year. It eem as though the memb r were so involved with erving them.elve that the} didn't get around to the communit}. ---Phil Martin �90 �what did Spotlight accom.plish ...... this year. Ask any old dime spender.... 91 ��It' 18 b lo - zero ami you' rc crazy to lx tanding i'1 the wind. Duck ben ath thl! k oll and the un 1 hining; a en p january ~-norning <.;em to turn your kt for vou. T~E: endles xpan e of now flie by qukker. Thi 1 no u. ual run! It' perfect - once in a l!a on. The light i bhnding. The now - fa~t. Your ki - are ~ailing, glidmg, cdrving a perfe t turn then dnother. 1ore and mo rc and your body ha a rhythm o. tt O\\ n. You had better ell, hoping omeonc ' ill e. It' got to be erotic, it make our body tmgle. ' �What makes Lacro se so much fun? It is the body contact of man against man; the thrill of scoring a goal; the freene s of running. Just the relaxed attitude the team has: no pecial requirement , and no one i cut from the team. This sport is played for the fun of it. . . 94 �95 �Swing, Batter, Swing! 96 �97 �La ·t umm r East's Am rican Legion ba eball team got a taste of something different. They won. In fact they won a city championhip. All the way through the division and league play-offs the word through the grapevin wa "Ea t is lousy! Wait'll we get to them." With a team con isting of the same player and other , the '70 Ea t t am may b "lou y" enough to . . . 98 �Jeff Shepard Dave Godin Bill Thacker Jeff Check Jim Chambers Dean Lcbct Dean Tsutsui \1 Polmeranz Sam Bacino 1\1 Butler Tcny Toney !Iarrison Harmon Jolm Reynolds J\.1el Washington Wilson Stafford Charlie Brown Rick Walgamot - ~1anagcr Cliff Olin- Coach Bob Paul- Coach 99 �sophomore baseball: maybe in a couple a years ... ~~ 100 �101 �to put a tea togethe,. ����At East, th track i a te ting ite. Men launch th ir bodies into pace and pump endless en rgy through their arm and leg for th thrill of human competition. With in the span of a second , a man must train hi mu cle to pre · s ahead of hi· neare L rival. It take but a econd for a vaulter to ail four inc he higher; for a runner to inc rea hi 1 ad. Thi sea on, East tra kmen used that second. plit- ·econd . to win in tead of futity hoping "well maybe." 106 �WHEN SPLIT-SECONDS REALLY COUNT, 107 �Your Mark . ... en ~ Q,) E E ·-3: (/) Ann Benton Dorothy Falkenberg Jane FranL Bette Gray Rosanne Horwitz !>ally Jepson Cheryl Kitashima Karen McCoy Jean Mosley Joyce Murray Susan emmers Cindy Remstrom Charlene Rose Diane Schilt Janet Stonington Bett) Wytias 108 �East High School's sixteen member girls' swimming team combined work, enjoyment, friendship, and cooperation to complete a econd ucce ful season. Every swimmer reflected a per onal pride in their own ability and contributed to the e teem of the East Angels. The girls established two city records. One mark was set in the 100 yard Free tyle Relay and the other in the 50 yard Free tyle event. The jubliant relay team swimmers were Rosanne Horowitz, Karen McCoy, Janet Stonington, and Jane Franz. The individual event, the 50 yard freestyle record, is held by l<osanne Horowitz. Other team members Ann Benton, Cheryl Kitashima, and Betty Wytias, pulled East's City tanding to a fine and recognizable position. The excitement and fun of thi year ha made the girls anxious for the 1970-71 season. �They're Off! GIRL TRACK Kauhlle Bell Pam Bowen Karen !law Ramona Hill Colletta Hodge Stella Hogue Gay Jones Belinda Knight Mauri Lynch tanelia. 1allard-Clptain Karen Parks Debbie Patterson Lou Atm Reynolds Debbie Rice Paula Robinson Debbie prunk Bever!} Wright evetta Wright How do they feel? 1any of the girl feel the ten ion at the 'tarting block, rem mbering not to jump the gun, risking the chance of being di qualified. One of the girls aid, "While running, I talk to my self to keep going. " All in a 11. th b l a et of the team i the great portsman hip and pirit whether winning or lo ing. 110 �" Plop" Goes t h e B a I I GIRL'S TE NIS Margaret Abe Stella Agwlar Deborah Brabson Cathy Carpenter ·ancy Franz Barbara lwahashi tarilyn Kawano \\'and a 1atsuda Julie Mattern Cyndie Moreno Dianne Randol! Debra Rice Jo Ellen Seymour Janet Stonington Kay Willard 111 �Point Those -f 0 C'D en How am I going to go on . . . ? A girl is thinking this ju t b fore a meet. She's trying to rememb r what th coach told h r, remem.b r to ke p poi ed , be graceful and keep those toes pointed. When she' finished her performance, she's relieved that it's over. ow comes the scores. What will they be, good or bad? 112 �Lou Anderson L)nn Coleman Ellen Deakin Pat Glick June Hansen Jackie Koll Patty 1cKinley Sally Murray Debbie Rice Paula Robinson Charlene Rose - Captain Kiki Schomp Leah \V alker Sandy \\' ashington 113 ���TO PUPILS: No school fodoy Go hom(. please. and~ ��Martin Bjorck, Sweden 'Ea High School aren myc et inspirerande och trevlig skola jag trivs vtmarkt." �ra El East ·gh chool con mucho aprec·o su galan abajo Estados Unidos." Elias Evia, Bolivia �The candidates for May Queen are below , left to right: Naomi Cooper, Edna Welch, Jean Pryor, Beverly Hobbs, Jewell Underwood, Anita Garrett, Imesia Evans, Daplme Rice, Cynthia Gibbs and Galen Goldsmith. The May Queen (at right) is Beverly Hobbs. 1l1e Sophomore Attendants, in upper left corner of facing page are: Belinda Knight, Debra Rice, LouAnn Reynolds . tissing is Sylvia Flowers. The picture to the right of sophomores is the Senior Honorary Attendants, right to left: Deborah Russell, Beverly Davis, Carol Linzy, Jckaie Kole, Linda Powell, Barbra Garmany, Lisha Anthony, ini Hallett, Joan Hanatani �Below left the Junior Attendants are Paula Robinson, Janis Jackson, Gayle 1atthews, Wanda Matsuda, Louise Webber, and (not shown) Collenia Linzy. The Court of Royalty is below: Charles Flowers, Chairmaine Smith (Jr. Prom King & Queen), Debbie McKinney (Fall Sports Queen), Dennis Febinger (Seraph King). ���a.td ~c-J f\kd SlUJC4U.. .ubc~~,~~ I.Jt itll si"j ~ellter. 124 ����The il to The members of the peech team watch each other; they help each other- -they are their own timulu . And they are winner . ����������8 J. Rlctc.hc k 138 �ex» C . Hansberger ( Mrs. Ruch) 139 ��103 E. Vickers 141 ���������001 E. Starr ������• Weed 110 R. Mitchell �101 J. Peters 082 R. Damashek ��J. Zumwinkel �160 �161 �Sophomores Rhonda Cox Richard Cox Carl Cowans Vikki Crepeau Chris Cromar Joyce Chavez Margie Collins Sharon Colvin Ann Cooley Bill Cooper Sherri Bohm Raymond Bondi Sharon Bouknight Susan Brassell Dwight Bufford Willene Barton Beth Ann Becker Julie Beezley Kaulah Bell Kim Blankenship Don Allen Pam Ando Penny Arkulari Bill Baber Ili Bartok Margaret Abe Christine Agatsuma Jacqueline Alexander Charlotte Alford Chiquita Alford �o- w Kathryn Horner Denny Hughes Willysene Iverson Debbie Herrera Patricia Hocking Don Horne Allan Hampton Tony Head Kathy Heimerl Cheryl Crownover Bruce Curvan Derek Davis De anna Denny Jolie Dopson Julie Dorn Gayle Dorschner Anthony Dyes Wanda Edge Bill Epps Tom Essinger Thea Eugene Bill Fargo Charles Fiser John Fisher Diane Forbes Becky Foss Jane Franz Kevin Frazier Renay Frazier Pam Fuller Randy Garlington Vera George Kathryn Gonzales Jana Greenburg John Gurtler Wendy Hahn �Joyce Nakata Alison Neet Bill Nelson Susie Nemmers Mike Neumann Suellenn Odoms Deborah Moore Sharon Morikawa Denise Moses Joan Mosley Starlith Mullins Joyce Murray Arlene Mcintosh Jenny Mellor Bruce Mills Greg Minton Susan Mitchell Clint Moore Bonnie McAndrews Mary McCarthy Denise McCaskill Bob McCleave Vicky McClinton Karen McFarland Ellen McGann Arlene McGrath Cheryl Kitashima Belinda Knight June Knittel Dorrit Knowles Shelia Lawhorn Rick Lightburn Karen Mathews Vincent Mathews Ronald Ivory Mary James Juanetta Johnson Velma Johnson Teresa Jones Con Jussell Kathleen Keefe Jeanette Kellog �Heather Smith Robbe Sokolove Beth Spickelmier Janice Stafford Margie Stiles Erncliffe Stockard Reginald Stubbs Scott Olson Alan Pomeranz Jim Pugh Stan Pytell Rosanne Reiva Linda Retallack Denise Reynolds LouAnn Reynolds Debra Rice Jane Rice Robin Rich Pam Rihanek Shelley Roberts Margie Rodriguez Cynthia Romstrom Leslie Roth Julie Rush Joseph Ryan Vicky Sauerbriet Kathy Schleich Lisa Schoeberlein Marti Selmser JoEllen Seymour Susan Smiley Dru Smith �.- ,. \'-. ---- .,. . . ·---·- ... ��o(X) Louise Argall Gwendolyn Armstrong Shelli Anderson Wendy Andrews Saundra Allen Jana Allman Jill Adams Linda Allen Sam Bouknight Deborah Brabson Sharon Brown Margaret Browne Mike Buford Kathy Austin Debbie Baird Terry Barker Chris Benson Mike Betz Juniors �Janice Caner Gary Cass Melinda Cherrie Marilyn Cockle Graylon Cole Pamela Buford Eric Burrows Kenneth Byrd Kim Carapella Loretta C arriola Gerald Davis Denise Deaderick Richard Craig Sandy Cummings Randy Conrad Joe Coquillard Lynn Coleman N aoemi Compean �0 " Marl Fitz Todd Fowler Jean Franklin Albert Eckhardt Kent Epperson Dolores Espinoza Michelle Dillard Bob Dollard Dennis Dotson Barbara French Deidra Frey Lynn Friedman ;lori a Estrada 'rank Evans )orothy Falkenberg Nancy Doyle Nicki Dye Bill Dyes �'.J P atty Heimerl Marcia Hunt Joe Homstad June Hansen Margaret Harris Debi Hendershot Kathy Gomez Marvin Grays Joe Green Susan Groshong Mike Hahn Gamet Hankins Scott Fuller Brenda Gablehouse Darrell Gash �'J t-..) Willie Mayes Zandra McCleery Karen McCoy Donna McGhee Ernest l\1c Kinney Liz !\lcNally Joanne Loeffel Babs Luedke David Lusk Mauri Lynch Sharon Machado Rona Kadish Carla Kamminga Kathy Kamminga Kathy Keefer Dawn Kemmer Sheila Krautm an Alan Manchego Laura Mark Steve Markwell Gale Mathews Janet Maybury Kathy Mayer Karen Lamb Denise Larson Dean Lewallen Louie Lewis Roseanna Lewis Margaret Lucero Rushelle Irving Barbara I wahashi Gay Jones Jim Jones Cindi Jordahl Cecelia Joy �w ......, Valerie Riley Paula Robinson Sylvia Robinson Esther Rodriguez Charlene Rose Rochelle Pytell Margaret Rahlston J acquie Rawlins Suzanne Reed Sonndra Reid Joreen Moreland Sally Murray Betsey Nelson Gayle Nicholson Dolores Nolasco Debbie Mercer Jeff Meyer Nelda Millican Rosemary Miner Vicki Mines Janis Olsen Kevin O'Meara Pat Oswald Raul Pantaleon Margie Probst Sandy Mitchell Judy ~toll Carolyn Molock Carol 1\.toore Mernie Moore �... e~~~ \p ��o- "-J LEE ABBOTT MONICA ADAMS THERESA ADAMS ROSE \GUILAR MARSH AUGENSTEIN KENNETH AUSBIE SAM BACINO Baseball; Cross Country; "D" Club; Pre-Law; Trojan Horseman; \Vrestling. BARBARA BAKERBowling Club, Secretary; Delegate Assembly; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets. CRYSTAL ARP CAROL ARAGON SANDY ASHLEY MARIE AUGENSTEIN EDITH ALKOVE KIM ALLISON CHRIS ANDO LISHA ANTHONY JAMES ARELL'\NO Seniors �"" JUDY BIGGS BONNIE BillS JAC I BINGAMAN MARTIN BJORCKExchange Student from Sweden CHER YLENE BELLINGER JANET BENSONAll Sd1ool Show; Cherry Creek Exhange; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Denver Country Day Exchange; FTA; Girls' Swimming; JCL; Junior Escort; Pre-Med Club; Senior Class Officer, Exchange Committee Chairman; Senior Seminar; Seraph Sisters; Skeast. JUDY BENTON l"v1ARTHA BERNARDAll School Show; Anything Goes; Junior Achievement; Porn Porn Girl; Speech Club; White Jackets; '70 Club. JANET BIDWELLActivities Classification Board; All-City Pep Club; Anything Goes; Bridge Club; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Honorary Cadet; Human Relations Conference; ICC; JCL; Junior Escort; Junior High Orientation; Model Teens Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y, President, Corresponding Secretary; \Vhite Jackets, Secretary; Youth Civitan Seminar; '70 Club. TIM BAXTERAll-City Choir; All School Show; All-State Choir, Alternate; Anything Goes; Aufsteiger; Cheny Creek Exchange; Concert Choir; The Crucible; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Key Club; Lakewood Exchange; National Thespians Society; Outward Bound; Skeast, Vice-President; Track. GERALDINE BAYLOR JILL BEARDSHEAR LYNN BEASLEY JANNIFER BAKERBridge Club, Honorary Cadet, Major; Human Relations Conference; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters. CHRIS BARGER SANDRA BARTLETTC . 0 . E . ; J w1ior Escort; Seraph Sisters. MICHELLE BARTON ���JUAN CRESS JANET CROMAR SHARON ANN CROSBY E. SCOTT CROWNOVERBaseball; "D" Club; ICC; Junior Usher; Ke} Club, President; Ninth Grade Orientation; Pre-Law Club; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Copy Editor; Tennis. NAOMI COOPERFHA, Vice-President; H. E. 0.; ICC, Treasurer; White Jackets; Y-Teen, CoPresident, Treasurer; 1 70 Club. COKIE COQUILLARD RENEE COUSINSICC, Vice-President; Junior Escort; Model Teens; National Merit, Letter of Commendation; Pre-Med Club, President; Seraph Sisters; Student Council; White Jackets. JOSLYN COWANS KELVIN CONNERAll-City Wrestling; Arapahoe Exchange; Black Students' Alliance; "D" Club; Delegate Assemble; Distributive Education; Football; Lakewood Exchange; Metro Denver Urban Coalition; Wrestling, Captain. MARY COOK YVONNE COOKForeign Language Club, Vice-President; JCL; Junior Representative; Icc. JILL COOPER �oo STEPHEN DRUMMOND KAREN DRYDENAngelus Staff, Activities Editor; Bridge Club; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; FTA; Porn Pom Girls; Tr-Ili-Y; White Jackets; '70 Club . KAREN DUNHILL CHERYL DYESAngelus Staff, Triplicate Editor. CHRIS EITMILLER DAN DePROFIO REBECCA DICKERSON KATHY DISCOE LINDA DONNAConcert Choir; Advanced Choir; Mixed Chorus; Bowling Club; TriHI- Yi Teen; ' 70 Club PI/\ DENNISAll-City Choir; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama ClubEastside players; Jtmior Class Officers, Vice-President; Junior Council; Kent Exchange; NationalForensics League; National Thespians Society; Senior Class Officer; Sophomore Council; Speech Club; Wolcott Contest. CARLA DAVIS KYLE DAVISJunior Usher; Key Club, Secretary; National Forensics League; National Merit Finalist; Pre-Law Club, Defendant; Seraph King Candidate-was to be a candidate, but lost; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech Club, Vice-President, Trojan Horseman; Woodbury Contest. ROBBI DAVIS VIVII\N DAVISConcert Choir MOLLIE DENNIS BARBARA CRUTCHFIELD SARAH CUMINGS ROBERT DANIELS LAURA DALY BEVERLY DAVIS �RORY FRAZIER BEATRICE FREI.OWDelegatc Assembly; Jwtior Cotmcil; Lincoln Exchange; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Sl.east; White Jackets; '70 Club. DONALD FRIARSONAll-City Choir; An::;elarics; Concert Choir; Track l\1ARGOT FRANCIS NANCY FRAN BRENDA FRAZIER CAROLYN GROTH FISHERAngelus Staff, Layout Editor, Copy Editor, S. T. R. Assistant; JCL: Junior Escort. ELLIS FLOYD WALLY FOSTER BECKY FAXON DENNIS FEBINGER"D" Club; Football; Gymnastics; Icc; Jtmior Usher; Key Club; Pre -Law Chtb, President, THE JUDGE; Seraph King; Swimming. Sw.mmin~. JOHN FALKENBERGAufstciger; "D" Club; Jlmior Achievement; Outward Botmd; Key Chili; Raft Trips; EVIA ELLIASE.xchange Student from Bolivia. IMESIA JOYCE EVANSAngelites; Black Students' Alliance; Concert Choir; Delet;atc Assembly, President, Vice-President; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; PomPom Girl; P. T. A. Orientation Staff; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Spodight Staff, Reporter; White Jackets; YTeens; '70 Club. PA\1 EVANSGeneral Assembly, Vice-President, Junior Varsity Chcerleader-(Brooklyn). Aycr Newsletter Staff; Spanish Chtb, Treasurer; Varsity Cheerleader-(Ayer, Massachusetts). Arapahoe Exchange; Delegate Assembly; Drama Chili East Side Players; Littleton Exchange; Thomas Jefferson Exchange; Y-Teens. �( GALEN GOLDSMITH CHER'r1.. GOOLSBY EMERSON GORDON KATRINA GILMERDelegate Assembly; Cherry Creeli Exchange; Distributive Education; L H. A.; Green River Trip; H. E. 0.; ICC Leadership Conference; lVIodel Teens; Pre-Med Club; Skeast; Student Council Leadership Conference; Thomas Jefferson Exchange; '70 Club. liARRY COINSBlack Students' Alliance; Concert Band; "D" Chili; Football; Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; National Achievement Commended Student; Senior Council; Senior Seminar, Student Cotmcil; Wrestling. MARGARET GOLDHAMMERDelegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Skcast; Spotlight Staff, Reporter,· Tri-Hi-Y; White jackets. lEE KATHRYN GASHAll-City Pep Club; Angelus Staff, Rayalty Assistant; Black Students' Alliance; Junior Escort, Lincoln Exchange; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; White jackets, Secretary; '70 Club. SHARON GASH~~Black Students' Alliance; Girls; Gymnastics; Riflettes; White Jackets. 7 CYNTHTA GIBBSAngelus <;taff, Editor-in-chief; Delegate Assembly; May Queen Candidate; Junior Escort; White Jackets. BARBARA GARMANYAll-City Orchestra; Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Denver Country Day Seminar; JCL,~ Treasurer; Model Teens. ANITA GARRETT JUDY GARRETT Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters, Secretary, Spotlight Staff, Reporter; White Jackets. JAN GAILJwlior Escort, Seraph Sisters; Tri-lii-Y. CYNDY GARCIA KAREN GARFUNKI.E ~ ���co o- SANDRA JONES KENT JORDAN"D" Club; R. 0 . T. C. , Battalion Staff; Swimming. ROBERT JORDAN NORA JU,\REZ OPAL JAMES DAVE JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON SONDRA JOHNSON DAVID INNES TA\If.ARA INSKEET DENISE JACKSONAll-City Choir; All-City Student Council; All School Show; Angelaries; Head Girl; Junior Cow1cil; Jw1ior Prom Queen Candidate; Lincoln Exchange; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Palmer Exchange; Pre-Med Club; Sophomore Class Officer, President; StudentCotmcil, Student Council Leadership Conference, Student Council Workshop; White Jackets; '70 Club. JANIS JACKSONArapahoe Exchange; Aufsteiger; Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Junior Class Officer, Treasurer; Porn Porn Girls; Pre-Med Club; Skeast; Sophomore Class Officer, Treasurer; Spotlight Staff, Reporter; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest. MARY HOUSAND OLIVIA HUDSON EDDIE HUNT MARY INGRAM BEVERLY HOBBS DAMITA HOCKER RHONDA HOLLIMAN BENNY HOLLOWELL �PATTY KERSEY FREDRICK KINLAW MARY KAY KITTO STARLA KNAUB KARL KASCHAll-City Choir; Angelus Staff, Managing Editor, S. T. R. and Album Assistant, Design Concept Co-Editor, Special Photo-Art Coordinator; Concert Choir; Football; Model Teens; Key Club; Pessimist Award Semi-Finalist; PreLaw Club; Skeast. KEVIN KEEFE ROBIN KELLYFuture Teachers of America; Red Cross; Riflettes; White Jackets; Y Teens. RUTH KELLY �co co DAVID KNOWLESDelegate Assembly; Key Club; La Crosse Club; National Forensics League; National Merit Letter of Commendation; P and R Finalist; Seraph Sisters' Brother; Speech Club. SUS,\N KNOWLESAll-City Pep Club, Delegate Assembly; ICC; Junior Escort; Key Club Sweetheart; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, President; '70 Club. JACKIE KOLW \,fiKE LAGRIMAJ\'TA RIC liARD LAUGHLIN MARY LEAF ROSE LEAHYConcert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Junior Escort; Model Teens, Corresponding Secretary; Seraph Sisters; White Jacksts. DAVE LEHRAufsteiger; La Cro~e Club; Outward Bound; Pre-Law Club; Skeast; Swimming. PESIA LENAZNER JEFF LEVINAll-City Football; "D" Club, Treasurer; La Crosse Club; P and R Finalist, Angelus Staff, Sports Assistant, Sports Editor; Key Club; Skeast; Track; '70 Club. KENNY LEVINSON"D" Club; Jlmior Usher; Key Club, Treasurer; Pre-Law Club, Juror, Attorney-at-Law; Spotlight Staff, Reporter, Page Editor; Tennis; Trojan Horseman. CINDY LEWISDelegate Assembly, Secretary; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Riflettes; Skeast. CAROL LINZYBlack Students' Alliance; Delegate Assembly; F. G. A; Girls' Gymnastics; H. E. 0.; Riflettes; White Jackets. RONALD LITTLETONAll-City Band; Concert Band; "D" Club; Football; Wrestling. LARRY LOEBAll-City Tennis; All-Metro Tennis; All-State Tennis; "D" Club; Cherry Creek Exchange; Folklore Club, Vie-President; Junior Council; Junior Usher; Key Club; Mantage Staff, Editorial Staff, Pre-Law Club, Treasurer, Student Council, Student Council Leadership Conference; Tennis, Captian; '70 Club. MARY LOEFFEL �co ..0 OllVlA MAYES THOMAS MAYES VALERIE MAYES DEBBIE McALEXANDER CHARLES MASON ANNE MATHEWSAll School Show; Drama Club-East Side Players; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y WANDA MATSUDAHonorary Senior JUllE MATTERN DARRELL MADSEN STEVE MANSHEGO PHIL MARTINAll-City Student Council; Angelus Staff, Photographer; Anything Goes; Art Service; Arapahoe Exchange; Delegate Assembly; JCL; Key Club; Pre-Law Club, Bailiff; Senior Council; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Trojan Horseman, President; '70 Club. ANITA MASONConcert Orchestra; Model Teens; White Jackets; Y-Teens. NOREEN LOPEZ CHARMAIN LOVE RICHARD LUBISCHER SUSAN LYKINS ���LEE PIRKEYA ufsteiger; ICC; La Crosse Cltib, President; Outward Botmd. KAREN POINDEXTER LINDA POWELL LYNDA POWELL ETHAL PETERSON JENNY PHELPS SANDY PIATTBowling Club; FHA; High School Red Cross. MURRAY PIERCE MICHAEL PERKINS JOANIE PEROSAll-School Show; Head Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets. PAM PERRILLAll-City Choir; Angelaires, Secretary; Anything Goes; Aufsteiger; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Jtmior Escort; Model Teens; Head Porn Porn Girls; San Felipe Expedition; Seraph Sisters, Secretary; White Jackets; '7- Club. GREGG PETERS DEBORAH PARKER KAREN PARKS SANDRA PATRICK CONNIE PATTERSON STEVE OLSON MOLLY O'MEARA LEE OSWALDJtmior Achievement; Spotlight; White Jackets, Vice-President. DARYL OTT �..0 w ROBERT REINERT JOHN REYNOLDS DAPHNE RICE DON RICE JUANITA RA TTON BILL RA USCHKOLB FRED REHMER GENE REINERT CHRIS RAFFINM6del Teens; Skeast, Secretary, Trasurer; Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary. DIANNE RANDOLLConcert C hoir; Foreign Language Club; Girls' State; Girls' Tennis;Junior Council; Junior Escort;Kent Exchange 1 National Forensics League; Senior Council; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech Club; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest. JUDY RANUM ARMIDIA RA TTON SHIRLEY PUTNEY HELEN QUEZADA BETH QillCKDelegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players, VicePresident; George Washington Exchange; Junior Escort; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y. STEVE QUINN DEBORAH PRICEActivities Classification Board; Assembly Committee Chairman; Delegate Assembly; George Washington Exchange; Hostess to Vagabond Singers; Human Relations Conference; International Relations Club; Junior Council Candidate; Optimist Award; Pre-Med Club; Senior Council Candidate; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Temple Emmanuel Exchange. MARILEE PRICE JEAN PRYORAnything Goes; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Human Relations Conference; ICC Leadership Conference; May Queen Attendant; Palmer Exchange, Host; Student Council, Student Council Leadership Conference; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; White Jackets. DONN\ PUGHBlack Students' Alliance; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Basketball Intramural; ICC; Red Cross; Riflettes, Vice-President, Treasurer; Spotlight. c--Mbh �.,..-o STEVE RUSSELL SUGAR SALAZAR REBECCA SALINAS DOROTHY SANDERS BOBBIE RUPPModel Teens. TINA RUPP ALLAN RUSSELL DEBBIE RUSSELL GLEN RIVERS REBECCA ROBERTS DEBRA ROMERO TOOTSIE ROYBAL RUBY RICHARD MARILYN J. RICHARDSONConcert Choir; Delegate Assembly; ICC; Junior Achievement, Company President; JCL, Junior Tribune; Senior Council; Model Teens; Red Cross; Riflettes; Tri-Hi-Y. TERRIE RIFFELAufsteiger; Delegate Assembly; Green River Trip; Marathon Runner; Senior Seminar. MIKE RINGLER �..a c..n MARVIN SMITH TOM SPEICI IER CHRISTOPHER SPffiR Y JULU\ SPERRY STEVEN SLAUGHTERExchange Student for Integration; Gymnastics; Hi-Y; Lakewood Exchange; Senior Class Officer, Vice-President; Skeast. DIANA SLAVEN SHIRLIE SMILEY DEDRA SMITHAngelus Staff, Club Editor; Delegate Assembly; Outward Bound Raft Trips; Senior; Seminar. GARY SHORT DARRYL SIMPSONAll- City Gymnastics; All-City Student Council; All-State Gymnastics . 1st Place Team; "D" Club; District Gymnastics. 1st Place Team; fTA; Gymnastics; Head Boy; High School Red Cross; ICC Leadership Conference; JCL; Seraph King Candidate; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference . DIANE SIMPSON GARY SIMPSON LORETTO SCOTTBlacl< Students' Alliance; Delegate Assembly; fTA; High School Red Cross; JCL; White Jackets; Y-Teens. CAROLINE SHAPCOTT LYNNE SHAMON JEFF SHEPPARD CANDY SANDOVAL PEARL SANTIFERBlack Students' Alliance;High School Red Cross; Pre-Med Club; White Jackets. WILLIAM SARGENT JOHN SCOTT �CONNIE TAYLOR RICH TAYLOR GARY THOMAS MICHAEL THotv!AS ALLYN SUNATA PATSY SWEIDBlack Students' Alliance; Distributive Education; Rillettes. SUSAN SWENSON BARBARA TALBERT MICHELE STINSON JEAN STRAWN ROBERT STRENO BARBARA SUGGS WJLSON STAFFORDAlameda Exchange; All-City Baseball; Angelus Staff, Sports Assistant; Arapahoe Exchange Baseball; "D" Chib; Football; Human Relations Conference; JCL, Head Tribune; junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law Chib, Vice-President; Senior Cotmcil; Seraph King Candidate; Student Council; Sweetheart Couple Attendant. DAVID STARR MARGARET STEELEBlack Students' Alliance; Concert Orchestra; Riflettes; Senior Seminar. VICKI STERRETT �RON W.\LTON Gym.l!IStks; \Vr.-;tlin~. ROSIF WALTHFR KIM \'v'ARDCruss Countr}; JCI; Kq Club; R. 0. '[,C.; I:l.::ttJ!ion C1mmwndcr; Trojan Hhor~~m.lll. DAN \VARNER ALD\IS WAGE!~ DEBBY \'vAGNER DillBIE \\ ALJ<,f.R <\L!Cf \\ 1\LSII JERRY TWIGGS JEWEl.l UND!:RWOOD \11-C it'} Choir; .\11-C ity Stndc1·t Cotmdl; ;\n~clairc~; "\r..1pahuC' Lxd•an~e, Bl.1ck 5•udcnts' J\lli.mcC'; Concert Choir; DfCA: D~·k:!,.ttl' .\sscmbl}. [)lstributin. hlu-..ttion, Jt..nior Cl.t::;s Ofikl'f, Prc~iJC'nt, Jtm'or Cvtmcil; lto1ior ?r0r'1 Qu.-C'n Cund1J..ttc; Linc.o~n Exchan~c; Riflcttcs; 5ophonn,rc· Cotmt il; <itudcnt C.:nmcil, StulcPt Cotmcil \rorhshop, '70 Club. LUC lA. VK' h.ERS DA \T WI\DL ANNE TR.\CE )lll.JE TRAC"£ DistT•buth·c Educ.ltic1, Dr mn Club [:st Si.tc PJ,)crs; FHA; H. L 0., :l'ioJ.tivnaJ Tl•cspi.ms Soc1et). DEAN TSUTSUI Play~rs. 1\n~.!Iaircs; A•1ytl•ing Goes, Bowlins ..:Jub; Concert C'J.:>ir; Dram'-' C..lub-L.:lst SJCc \ll.AN TORRINGTOl\- MISSY THOlvL\S RICK THOMPSON SHERi\1AN TODHUN1 ER ROSII~ 10RRES ���page index album all school show an gel us staff aufsteiger baseball basketball cheerleaders class officers club rosters color day royalty cross country delegate assembly dress code east side players fall sports dance football foreign exchange students foreign language club future teachers of america gymnastics head boy head girl hispano history junior classical league junior prom key club lacrosse lunch moratorium 200 162-199 74,75 218,219 89 96-101 50-55 42,43 32 210·213 120,121 16 33 8,9 76-78 20,21 10-15 118,119 87 82 102-105 112,113 28 29 38,39 84 56,57 88 94,95 24,25 114,115 �porn porn girls pre-law pre-med river trip rotc saturday night security guards senior girl awards senior scholars senior seminar seraph dance seraph sisters skeast speech team sports rosters sweetheart dance swimming teacher strike tennis track tri-h i-y voice of youth white jackets woodbury contest wolcott contest y-teens 44,45 79 81 40,41 126,127 60,61 35 131 130 68-73 22,23 83 92,93 128,129 214,215 58,59 48,49 108,109 116,117 18, 19 111 116,107 110 86 79 80 64,65 66,67 85 201 �the names. Ba by, Donald I.e Batky, Dtan I. Bouley, [m stmc B.ulq, Mt,hacl Abbott, Lee Anne 176 Abe, Arthur T. Jr. Abe, . largaret 162 Abila, Lorrena Abram, urry C. Ackard, Andrew W. Acosta, linda M. Adams, Jill Adams, Momca L. 176 Adams, Th resa A. 176 Agauwna, Chnstm lb2 Agutlar, Stella Ro S;,~.trd, Debra E. Bak~r, Barbara A. Batlc}, Rayn1ond £. Ainbinder, Amr Lynn Akers, Patnc1a Albm, Florence K. 176 Baku, Janntfer L. 176 Baker, Rcgmald Baker, Ronald 0 . Bancker, Christopher B. 18 Bancker 1 Pam B. B;,~.nker, Felix Banks, Rochelle Y. Banks, \•ic::torta Barber, Alfrcua !\I. Barber, Wtlliam ). Barbour, Chad Barclay, Rtchard G. Barela, \'YilUam G. Albn ht, Sandra Lynn Aldnch, Pamela R. Barger, Chnstm A. 177 Aldrid c, Davu.J Barker, Tern R;,~.c.: 168 Aldridge, Susan K. Alexander, Denise R. Alexander, Elton \\. Aleundcr, Jacqueline 162 Alexander, )olu1 N. Alexan.! r, Ruby Alforu, Charolttc E. 1o2 Alford, Chtgutta 162 Alktre, ,\pril D. Alkove, Edtth Jo 176 Allard, Sherri Lynn Allen, Chari s J. Allen, Del}ette Allen, Donald D. 162 Alkn, Effie LoiS Allen, Fernando A. Allen, Llnua ). 168 Allen, Ltnua M. All n, Mikal DaviS Allen, Ronnie D. Allen, Saunura K. 168 A lien, Scott) Ra} Allen, Steven j. Allen, Vlctona D. Alhson, Kim 176 Allman, )ana R. 1b6 Alston , Otha Ahan:z, Anth01110 &mes, Alva Barnes, Blan h Ah-:s, Lu1Ja S. Andcnon , Ch.ulcnc Anderson, Greg Alan Anderson, j1m Arthur Anderson, )1m W. Anderson, Lam K. Anderson, Lou Anderson, Ph1lip E. 111 Andenon, She 11• 16 Anderud, Eva E. Ando, Chris • • 83, 176 Ando, Pam Chel)l162 Andre\.,"S, Penn} Andrews, \Vcndy louise lb8 Andru.nakos, Tom Angelo, s,dne} L. Annon, Debra Anthon}, l1sha A. 17b AntllOn} 1 ~tt~..: hJ.I..'l Apodaca, joseph R. Apodaca, )<» phinc Apc:xh...:a, !\tichael A. Appcnzdlcr, Ann ~1. App~nzclh:r, Connu! Ara. on, CarolT. Aragon, . 1anuel Aragon, Manuel Edd) Ar(:h-.:r, George Arellano, james A. 170 B;,~.rkcr, HaroW Rita Barnes, belyn ). B mcs, R1ck) A. Barnes, Sh.rlq ). Barnett, Anna M<lnC Bartlett, Jess R . Bartlett, Sandra L. 177 Banok, Gabor Bartok, lli Eva 162, 119 Batton, M•chcl!..• L. 177 B;,~.non, 'h'1ll m.• 162 Basfonl, Elisa C. Baskcr\llle, !'.ltchael R. S..ut1en, Mary P. Bat-.:s, Deborah Ann BateS, Jack Leonard Bat s, Paul B;,~.ylor, Lmda Baxter, jo Ellen Sa xtcr, Karen Baxter, Tim M . 76,89,177 Baylor, Geraldme 177 Bcardshear, Jtll 177 Bcaslc~, Lynn C. 177 S...·aslcy, ~cn1c B. Beauregard, Paul H. Becker, Beth 162 Becker, Donald Kellh Bedford, Soc:orra 0. Bcezle}, Julie Ann 162 &: ay, Christmc lk~icrlc, . hkc B<lk, Gary W. Bell, jon A. Bell, Kaulah 162 Bell, Linda M . Bell, Patr1ce A . Bell, Tom :'>1. Be llantc , Lmd a Bellante, Russe 11 L. Bclltnger, Cherylene 177 Bellin er, Phtllip Bcna,tdez. Ron B. &nJ-.:r, . tarh Bennett 1 jo)m Bennett, Larl) lknnen, \ 1kk1 Lee Be n.son, Chrutopher 168 Rcnson, Janet E. 82,85,177 lknton, Ann C. 109 Benton, Judith Ann Bergren. RonaW C. Bcrgtholo, Karan .-\shl~), Bernard, • lartha S. 45 Be<!)·, Pamela R. Berry, R•d Paul Bess, jacku: K. Bctz, )ack1e K. Bctz, :\l,chael R. loS Bc\o·m ton, \\'tlliam P. B10hk, joseph F. Bidwell, Janet Sue 83 B•ggs, Judith Anne 77, 177 Bdl.\, Bonnte L. 177 Btlls, Dav1d A. Bdl.\, Richard B. Bdl.\, Robert Btllups, Arthur R. Bmdel, Thomas H. ..-\shlc}, . 1ark \\a} ne Bm aman, jact l , 177 81rge, Donald A. Arellano,Luctlk: Arg•ll, Lou"'" B. 168 Arkub.n, Pt..•nn} N. 102 ..\mnt~.:ad,Jantlua 1. Annstron , C'"·cndolp1. l. 10 Annstron , john c..., Arp, tal Ann 17o Arroro, Sman Mane rtzer, Wilma Lee A hby, Ronal.! W. Asl 1 jtmA. .Ashe, Robcn W. Gil Ashlq, .\an shley, SanuroC. 17b ,~\skc\ .. , !Hom AskL"'", Rt h.·} ..\rer 1 Patnc1a C . ,~\tcr 1 Steven Kent Au erutcm 1 Mane L. 170 Au e~t~.:m, .1.u1e lcl' 17b Awnlllcr Roxaruu~ Ausbte, Kenneth G. 176 Austme, Kathleen 168 Autenon, Daniel Ayers, Adrienne Bishop, Ga<l) Bishop, M. Roger Bitz.analds, john BJorck, Martm G. 118 , 162 Bjork, Dalbert D. Black, lar arct ). Blaclmell, Davul 1\. 177 Blackwell, Ramona D . Blan-, Glenn A. Blanas, James F. 178,94 Blankenship, Kim R. Blatmk, Ra}-mond A. kh, Patty Ann Bohbnan, Catherm fun, Sharon L. lu2 &>tko, Albeit Bolden, Hctve) L. Bolla<ker, Lee A. 17 , 89 Bonaparte, Rc>nald Bond•, Raymond P. lb2 &'n lla, • Ia') )an Bonham, :'>lark D. Bormc r 1 Jarrett 0. Book r, Barbara !'J. Booker, Kevan l...cwts jess U.c &:"~okman, Bookman, .lc•hcllc E. Boon , Olcta E. Bosley, l.u A Boston, B•ll J. Boughnight, Sharon T. 162 Bouknight, Samuel C. 168 &>\\en, )eCCrcy l. Bowen, Pamela K. &.""man, Lcw1s D. Box, Bcenda I. 66 Boyd, U<l) W. 17 Bo)d, Paul Jay &')U, StcH R. 31 Bo)cr, Dona Bo) It.•, Bn;,~.n • '. 94 Brabson, Do:borah A. 1b ,ob Bradlord, Lon • I. 176 Bcadford, Rollte W. Bradfonl, Theodore Brads haw, jonathan W, Branum, Andre..- ~buncl.!' Brassc 11, Susan Brault, Patricta Brent, ?\hchacl L. Brent 1 Timothy Brent, \\.1lham L. Jr. Brewer, Frank T. Br wstcr, Ccsllt' Brc\\-Sl r, Guy Briano, Mouia Bnd es, Oam1ta jo 178 Brin, Theodore W ri ht 94 Bnnk, Kc\m~1. Be aute. Jan.ce ~I. 176 Brock, Ethel D . Brock, Janet D. BrO\:k, Lc.ann Brockman, Sandrl.!na W. 178 Brockmeir, R1chan.i H. ijrocJ1C' 1 jonathan Brooks, Chris A. Broo , John D. Brooks, Kathr} n 1::. Brook), Paul E. 178 Brooks, Rosa Marie Brown, Anna S. Brov"·n, Arthur Brown, Cl1fton Glenn Brown, Darrell A. Brown, Dal) 1 Brown, Edward E. Bro\\· n, Gordon Brown, Larry R. Brown, lcl!i Lit! Brown, Lonm Brown, . hchacl W. Brown, Patrh..ta Ann BrO\vn, Savaruuh B. Brown, Sharon 31,168 Brown Stephanie L. Brown, Vick• F. 178 Bro\"fn, Viol et Marie Brownt..', Margaret 168 Bruce, To Ann A. Brunton, John 178 Bryan, Kevm Bryant, Rupert Buchanan, Lloyu E. Bu kley, Charles Buckman, Luthrcan B. Buckner, RonaW Buczc k, AnJrc a Bufford, Dw •ght E. Buford, l.arr) 178 Bufor.J, Mtch>el R. 168 Buford, Pamel> 169 Bugann, Cat) Bu ann, Isaac L. Bullock, An.Jra Sue Bullock, Linda Lou Bull ·k, Rodney Buntmg, L.avcmc Bur~.:h, PhanL:hon C. Burger 1 Edwa..n.! L. Burkett, Cynthia J. Burks, ClenJ.a Rae Burlacc. Tom j. &.lrm' )crl) L. Burrows, Paul E. I o9 Burton, Sharlcn~..: G. Busb) , James Butler, Alorao E. Blue, Dorthea R. 178 Blue, :'>larula Y. 7o Blumenthal, Thom•s V. 76 Butler, G\\cndol)n Butler, Justm E. But! r, un ) Butler, Rol>nd C. Byars, Cynthta Boatner, Earl V . B}ars, Veda~ tutC' 17 Bockh, Mihe A. Byrd, Kenneth L. 168 Babcock , Bill Baber, William E. 162 Baca, john C. Bacino, Sammy J. 16 Badger, Freddte L. Jr. BloWlt, Sarah . ·. Baes, Gerald D . �•h 11, s n C•lk, R han! L. Call\a),Td C ltun, James E. Cameron, Thomas G c .. mpbell, C•nda amp 11, C"l\cndol yn ~•mpb 11, J•l Campb ll, La1 renee 3, Cantr 11, Cl.me Car d lla, K1mberl} G. Car } , 0., Etta Car y, Rudolph Carhs, lb rta Jean arbon, GlOria J. -arlson, l1 h• 1 E. Carollo, Reno Lee Carpenter, Cathy S . Carr, tklu \nne CarTan o, john I. C•rr;~.n o, ck t. C arnol , Lorena • I. I b9 Carroll, Chari• Ann 17 c .. rt r, D<bor.h 17 .ut r, Dcnnas C•rtcr, Dou Cart r, J•n• Ill Carter, LcsUe D. 17 Carter, R glnald G. Cal'), Lawren - . 50,51,17!) Cas.ados, Davtd 1. Ca , Br1an Cass. Cal) D. I S, lo'l C•ss•dy, J•mes R , Castillo, )os ph C. Cauru, S an P. C 'm , Bctt) D. C dw1ck , cun,s Chambt:!rlm, Robert E. 17l, Ch mb<rs, J•m s L 171 Chambers, larshall W. Ch•mp nc, Don KelT} Champine 1 Sharon D . ~ Chance 1 R bert Lee Chandler, . l.ry Ka} Cahpman, Barbaro P. Cturhfut: , K'" lU'\t.: th 17q Ch St.: 1 .1 rns ChOlV\:1 1 i\nJn:\ f. Ch~\cZ, J. D;.~n: Chavez, )O}< II . lb2 Chol\ cz, Lt.:: 1"0) lou as Chavez, Laoncl H. Check, J fire) /1, Check, RanJ} L. Chene), CJthc lmt..• !\.\, ChcrtlC 1 ~ h:lam.IJ. K. 109 Chert) 1 l.>cbr.1 K.1y Chl:Lln.lnanJ.~, Ammuaykar Chism, Bort T. Jr. Chism, Ra ndy M. C•sncros, Eugene J. Clacson, Dan R. Clapsh.l\\o', Susan Ka} Clark, Jerome Clark, J~lm Clayburn, Gilbert L. Jr . C leal), Charles T. Clements, Debra A . Cle•rf•eld, /lnl la 17') C I mow, Rcdt. l. 179 Clos , LmJa ~ t anc Cloud, DonaW Cobb, Mal) A , 179 Cobb, Ra; mond Cockle, , lanl)n R. l b9 C~, Tom F. Coc, CJ,floru :">I. Coc, Wn.•n R. Coffee, Debbtc ~c Colfer, Deborah A . 17!1 Colley, Brenda Cohen, Joan Cohen, Robert C , 179 Cohen, . turra} Col•lzzt, )olm B. Colb<rt , L..rl) K. Colbert, Rlla. I. Colbert, Sh;~ron Col , Cra} lon 10,3 1 , l b9 Col , HO\van Coleman, En C h:man, trt.~Jcnck K. Col eman , laura J. 169 Colt.·man, L}nn D. Cole.:m;~n, fcrT) D. Cohn, R helk L. Colher, Dai'T)l 14,22,179 Co lim , & rue 11 Colh n> . Cal) . I. Colhns, Gre ,\ , -ollms, l.andot A . 179 Colluu, l•r 1c K. lb2 Collu.u, 1olr\'Cn.l Colltns, Pam Colhru, \\anJa I. 17!.1 Collmsworth, Ll"yd :0.1. 179 Coil m l1kc 179 Coil m, Sharon l. l b2 Combs, Cl}dc \\. ombs, Gcor•~.: A . Comfort, . tarlm" R. 17~) Compean, hcdJ) 17l) 6 C mpcan, n R. lu9 C nn 11, D<Wr C rut r K I\In E. 4 7 17!1 onn r Ron•ld D. Conr.d, Randy J. 169 Constant , J s.s C k, 0\ a :le c lal) 1 0 Coo hnnE.lO Coole} . Anne 1b2 Cooper, j11l Ann 42, 1 0 Cooper~ aom . 100 oopcr. \\ !ham lll2 C.:>peland, It hac! I\ , Coqwllaru, Alexis P. 1 C Ulllan1, Jo cph C. lb9 C"orbm, Susan 1. Conlon, Ad 11 Com 11, Bill Coult r, Lows K. Cousm au, T1moth) Cousuu, R nee/\, 31, 3,1SO Co,cy, Chari s L CO\ lcs, . lo1r 1a 8 CO\ an, JO\oC CO\ an, Os ar L.; Cm ans, L.ul Van 1t>2 COl ai • jOSl)n 1\, 1 0 CO\ a , Sh rnc Co 1 Be\ crl) A . Cox, Ch rlcs 1, Cox, Rhonda/\ . lo2 Cox, Rachard l-1\cm lb2 Cr•bt c, t;~rdyn K. Crab , lrrl R. Craft, Donald Cra.u, Paul Cult, Ronru Cra o, Damna Cu o, Donald Cra ... , tom a D. Cr•• , R chard C . Ill, lb9 Cr••ghcad, Paul D. Crandell, Ralph C . Cral ford, Bcdc C, Cr:n ford, G mum Cra\o,;fonJ, Karen R~n c CrawforJ, . anc} ~ 1. Crepeau, \ JCkt \1al) 162 Crews, Jauan L 1 0 Crews, Keath Crihllc ld, EJwarJ Cromar, Chns W. 102 Crom~r, Janet /\nne 180 Cronm, Patricta Crosb) , Bonntc C!'05b) , Sharon A. 180 Crowe, john William Crowley, JoAnn Crownovcr, Chcl) I D. l b2 Crowno\cr, 5-..::ott E. 19, 1, 9 ,1 80 Crutdlf•cld, Barbara L. 180 Cue\. as, LounJcs !\; , Cumm s, SJ.nJ) P. lb~ Cumm s, SJ.rah. t. 1 1 Cummm s, lh: len. 1. Curle), J1mm) Dl:'an Cui"\ m, Bru~o.c 162 Da\;w, Cahm T . 14, 1 OJ.hlstrom, Zc llJ. 7b, 77 Dalton, Danita D. Dal), )~ n Dal), J~lm . I. Daly, Laura L) 1 1 Damcl , ~\.ink) L. Daniels Robert E. lSI Daniluk, Roc hard J, D. Arcey, j on Davidek, !l:annett S. Da\ tdson r Da\ Hh t . Davu.lson, Unda S. Da' 1dson, Opc.1W1 B. Da' 1dson, Robcn A . Da~IS, Bever!) ~1. 1 1 Oa\lS 1 Carla S. 3,1 1 Davts, Debra o ... , ts, Derek S. lb3 Da'\·Js, DorC'tll) A . Dil'''• Cl:raW \\ , l b~,s Da' ts, Janet Da11s, K)lc E. ll 1,1 0;1.\lS, bl:' R. Da,u,. t.1I') P. Da' I), Robert L. Da v 1s, R bert Da~ "· \ICky L. Oa\ IS, \ a\ ••n L Davts, \\ ro\ Da\155 1 • 11\..hacl \ \ . Day, jim S, Dcadenck, DeniS K. 16'' Dc;~J\\} lcr, BrcnJa l. Dead\} lcr, Gcr IJ R. D<aktn, Ellen I. Dcbuyte.:r, RhonJa D\;t..:h<lnt, D \.td j Deherrera, P;,~.ul De Jayn s, Bernard B. DeJarn s, Joy < D. D<hlle, Debra I. Dclphi<l, j.1mcs D. D<ilcrs, Calh rlme J. Dcm.nos, J s ph L. D<lz r, Rollin D. Demm r Patra u Lc Den;~ } r Patrl a Den lcr, lark F. Ocr. , ! r, Susan T. DenniS, lolh ,\nn I Denms, Pa E. I 1,5• Ocnn~ , 0.: anna Lee D Ros , !arc D. Dcoclm r lary )o R. o.,, s, Larr) Joe 0., , Rudd) D. D• kens, K 1th 1. D• rson, lb< rt l. D ck rson, & k1e L. D k rson, Chnstoph r D ms, Elv na Dillard, I chcll 170 Dome I), D lila B. DIIJI dd• , Chiton! H. D• Pr ho, D n1 1 ~ . 30,1 D1scoc, Kathy M. I 1 D xon, Ralph D1xon, Shirley A. Do!L>rd, Robert 170 Donaldson, Ia'} Su Donna, Lntd• F. 1 1 Dopson, )oil S. lb3 Dom, )uli<' E. 1b3 Dorsclm r, Ca; lc 163 Dots !mer, Jeff rq L ' Dotson, DenniS 170 Dou~las, Darold K. Dou•las, Vantt 124 Downey , ! 1 hac! J. Downey, T c rcS<l l. Day c, . anc) S. Drwnmond, Stephen C , 1 1 l..lryd n, K•rcn Lee 44 , 1 Dud! } , Carol Uuerr, Kart:n L. Duh~1me, Dav1J C. Duh.umc, Edwarcd \\. Duhatmc, . 1.inhcw F. Dun an, S ott DuU Duncan, \\ 1lham Dunham, C)'lltl1ia Sue 7u Uunh~ll, Karen Loua c 1 1 Dwtn, Dan E. o4, 7b Durm, Lorenzo R. Dunn, Sunh.::., Alton Dunn, 1homas t. Dur;~.n, Ceo I. Dur.1n, t~c:ha l R. Durlan, H.urr Lee Duvall, T•m th) K. Dworm, Ruth S. ~~.-·, Adrtan D) , jan ))yes, An thon) J. l b3 Ll}o, Chef) llsto llc 1 Ll}cs , \\ dllam D. Jr. ())son, Kt:Jth lxon Dyson, Stc ' en \\ . E ,t ' StC\C lal) , Chlls F. £a5L r, Sharon Easterlm·, Elywn L. Eaton, CarOI)'ll [bel, Lorram E. Eberhart, lark l. Eberhart, Rc\ a R. E kharut, Albert G. bl, 170 EJJm ·s, Ronald D. WJy, Da~e J. Eddy, Janice Edens, Lolwrcn c \\ . E.dc , Su 1.lure~n l:.d~ , \\ .mda 1o3 Ww<~nis, Ll\ cn1• EJ\\iards, Sus;~n \. Edwards , Tc !T} 1. Ed~> n1s. \ c monc E. E U, La1 :ta Ann E.1chhom 1 A cl.l R . E•tcmlll r, Charles D. Eitentilltr, Chris 181 Eh , Fr dd1e U1ason, tark R. Elmolf, Lmda Su E!Uou, Da!TCII S. Em I) , Patri k 94 En llsh, Brc k L. En.:Ush, Othc llo \ . Epperson, Kent J. 2,3l,o4, 1, £pps, Forcstt:l tU Epps, BJ!l \\ . lo3 Erh n, Paul/\ . En ln, t t bell A . E5 obcdo, Fr> nk K. Esp noza, \nthony Espmou, Dolores D. 170 Esp1noza, Patncu l. Espmoza, Toby l::s hn r , Tom II. 1Z4, lo3 Lstroada, Clona Eu..,~.:n , Th a t. 1b3 [\ aru Fr>nk R , ['\;.J.ns, lm Sla)O)'-C 4'S,S0,1 [I ans, P>m Lc 1 2 Ev••, Eh• I. F•lkcnbe , Doroth) /\, 10 Falk nb , Jolm J. 1 ~ �h o 8 11 Paul lo3 F.amum, }\ m f~ulluber Bcmadct r~ulluber loll) Aim f n, Rcbe ca \1 3, I fa n, T m £. F""ars, t.utha R. F blJl r, D<nniS L. IJ,14, 22 1,1"' ath nn~.: Fe1th, . fellO\ s, ann•c D. fcmaDdez franl f1elds, D ryl B. F1 Ids Kent R. fan h, Barbara A. Fin h, Ell n ta ri ~.:r \\ tlh.un hnner, Rna , 1a} F•sch r, Lisa S. f u h r, Tra 1 R. Fu r, Charles. I. lb3 Fuhba k, tar o fisher, ADd} R•} hsh r, Carol C. 1 2 fuh<r, j 1m R. lb3 f 1shcr, Karen Dt.'nLs F :m, R Fu r, Karen J. f uher, Richard Fa12, !art E. 170 fl k , larte K. Flan an, Bnan I:.. flan •an, St " C . n tch<r,. 1~1) j . Fletcher, \\ arr.:n L. f lor s, Lydia E. Flm rs, Charles 5 1, 5h Flm rs, yl'i~ 0 FIO}J, !X bra J. FIO)'tl, Ellis Ra1 I S2 FIO)'tl, Cr. ·ory t . Fori 1, C)nthaa lynn forlxs, D1an c .. rol l t>3 ford, Rcbc'-ca .Aru1 rorsdaus, \\cnJ} Lou Foss, Bed., \ . lo3 foss, James .t\11...:-n fost r, Anthon} \1 . r OSh: r Curus Ann I foster, Debra [l;un fostt.:r, R!Ch:ird \\, l'l foster, Wallin C. 182 Fowl r, janet L. FO\ lcr, Kathlef}nH . fowler, Todd 170 Fo, lahma Fox, Russc II Owen fro1m 1 Fr.1.n esC. Fran~.-is, Alircda Francu, . targot H. 182. Franklm , Car) franklm, jean 170 Frankhn, jolm R. frankhn, L.1 \I anda franks" n, Carol~\ . fraser, R mot\ . Franz, jan E. 10 ,lb3 ha1u 1 • ..tnq Lee 43, 1 frawlc 1 Celt.'stc :\1, fraz1cr, Brenda 1 2 Fra.z1cr, Fred 1 . Frazaer, Hclli) j. jr . 12, 13,14 Fr-azacr, Kcv m 1o3 Fraz1 r, \arcu L. Frazacr, R na y 163 fr;ua r, R r; R. 1 2 Frazier, Sl.: drtck L c Fraztcr 1 \ \ 1llJc fre man, lircJ j . frc man, CherTs L. Fr lo\ , Bcatn~e 31,32,1 fr,n h, Barbara 170 fr , D adra 170 fn.r n, Donald E. I Frt dman, )ill Fr1 dman, Lynn 170 Fr1 Dd, Ch3rlcs £. Fros , D"' d . Fry, Charlene L. Fl). c 0 c 8. Fl)c, Robtn Fujamota, Allen full r Lilla l. full r, Pamela K. 171, lb3 Full r, con R . 2 <>3 Furl n , lacha I j . Cabl hous . Brenda l. 171 Call, janet I 3 Gall"' r, . onna L. Calk gos, CcraW Lee Call os, , brk v. Calle~os, Thcanas D. Calle o , Rosalae C . C lla n, \aclr• I Cal} an, Lonna R. Gambl<, Caylc Cant , L Dda C r 1a, Anthon} J. Car 1 , CyDdy ~ . I Ga.rcaa, Roo L. Cardn r, Itch• I R. Gardner, V ad en;.~ 1\ . Cariunkle, K;uen I 3 CarlaDd, Tc'l) T . Carlin on, Ran..li' l b3 Carman}, Barb.ra C'. 124,183 ~ann<~n} 1 SLlSan Lynn Garren, Ant R n 42, I Carr n, Judath S. 1 3 Garren, t.aXJne C . Garrett, R chard t . Cash, Darrell S. 17 1 Cash, Lee I 3 C.1sh, Sharon Ra 0, I 3 CatchJS, Constantin A. Gates, Ja k Lee c, ntry, Paul D. George, Vera f . 163 Cabbons, Chester Lee Gibbons, )elm W. l~abbs, CynthJa Ann 20, I G1bson, Chr tarm ea CaeS< k , Cathi S. C dchnst, 1 .m th} I. G•ll, \n1t.a Delores Call, Irma j. Gdlcsp1c HaroW E. Call spac, Sandra Call sra \\ aiUam C . Gtlm r, Karen S . C1bn r, K.... tnna . . 79,1 Gal.morc, lal) ) . Gmns, Lonmc L. Clau, Arnold D. Glassey, Pam K. Cla-k , PatriCia A . Clack, St phen j. G m, ~ ' 1d Cocns, Bruce A. Cocn , H.ur; 3 1, 1 \ar~arct L. 122, I 3 ColJsm th, Galen l.te 31, IS3 Gol..thamm..:r, Goldstc~n, Ht.: I nc l. \.,olud, ErK L. Com z, K~thryn t. 3, ,171, 45 Comcz, ~lark A. Conzal s, BUn ~ B. GonzJ.l s, Dol res Coroal s, K>thl)n 163 Gonzales, Ru.!) Conzaks, Tcofalo J. Cooch, ,\rdith L. 124 u son, L:.lrr) A . Good>!< an, Ph1l H. 65 Goo! b), Chcr) I Ann I Cordon, C;.J.rrtc Lee Cordon, l:rncrson L I 4 Cordon, K thlcen ~1•1) Cordon, !..< roy M. Cordon, RoslaDd I Gore, \rt D. Core, M.uk j\ , Gorman. Patric ia E. Goto, Do~vtd CouJ au, Ccrald .).1. Cr.nd) . \ ac 1 j I 4 Grano, . t hael j cph Gu.nt, An ·1e::? Gunt, Leon GrJ.. man, 1-red~.:uck J. J, . CrJ\ s, \rthur Jos ph Cra\ocS, R'-· J. C . 32,5 Gray 1 E rl ('. Cra}, Elazabeth ,\ . Frankhn R.:td Gray Rub) I.e I b4 Guys, tt"\ml.65,7o,17 1 Crays, , t chacl \ . I 4 CrJ.)''SOn 1 AUn:d DcnnlS Gr ~.:n, Chandra D . Green, J hnnu~ Green, J ph B. 171 Cre n, j ne 5-I, I 4 Crcen, juJy Ka} m nt s, Thcmo1 Guzman, '\ votmc Ha ker, J lm D. Ha k n, Dowto I. !Ia ~ t', C<r&rd j. Hack n, Jam !. Ha adorn, 1 rJ l. Ha r, Oou l~s ll. !Ia r, lar ar t L 2, I 1b..., r 1 R bert f . Ha'Ul \1achac 1 L. 171 Halm, \hnd1c K~· It 3 l!al),lkE.l4 Hal< ~'I \, Hal Lazf} f. Hal , R ~M I Hale, R J<.uul 3 Ha k Cia ncr, Piltri~.;kf . Cray ust t r z, Arthur Cu r Carl tcpb n Cuzman Anthon C. Cuzmm Anthon) }. Cuzm.ln Danacl j. uzm n AnnaL. ~an, \ hcl , Katluc AIUl Hall, \dra nne L. Hall, llaubeth C. !Ia ll, )arne h. Hall Jo n C. 184 Hall, Melton Lu Hall, J>atra aa Ell n Hall, Rob rt ,\. I 4 Hall, Hoberta J. Hall, Sanora Hall, \\ allaam 8. Hall ) , Chctcm Hall, r, Bets} K. Halkt maL ,11,45,1 Halm, La\ r'-=n\,.~o.: D. Hahcnnan, l·:li) llanulton, Rack A. I! mtlton, Ronald . lbmm, Simi 1 llammonJ, Chra 101 her J. li.a.mmond, u,.,l\;il\,; L. HammonJ, Ln H nl·ans, C<~mcl 171 H,uU..:s, Llalnc }bnscn, Barbara A· ll nscn, Dark C . I 5 H;,~.1 n, Jun C. 171 lb.ns n, \ :.~.lcn.t j . Ha n, \ 1cka L)aua ISS I! rd) Patra k j . Hard), Tamothy E. lbrd) 1 \ ln\,;cnt 3 1 t>S ll..annon, HJ.ITISOn ll;udmon, Walla l. Harm•, Bru c) . H 1'1 r, ,.-';rae S. Harnn . . ton, \ m cnt r . H rns, Dcbor;,~.h H rru. D1J.na Hartis, john H. Hartn, Kathl) L li.J.rrts, U.nJa II rns, Lynn, E. H.J.ms, tar arct 17 1 ll•rns, Rack ) D. I 5 Harnson, Bru c C. Gn.:cn, Kc\ tn Ro} c H.trTISOn, jo A 1m Cn..::cn, Unda D. Grc~.:n, 1.1ua T. Han1son, l.lri) J. Green, R~~r. . haro Grecnbur::, J... n.l Sue lt>3 Green , l>a\ d j . I 4 Greene, Lcsll D. Cr cnf1cld, Laur Gr A. maW, Oa\ld L. Crcem II, Susan S. 154 Crcsh.tm, Be linda Gresham, fay S. Hammon , Ooroth} }. Hammon , Pats} R. Hamrton. Deborah I. Ham1 ton, \ll.at j . lo3 H.tmJ LOn, Lonnie H.. n .. tanl, joJ.n 1b5 Hand, joscrh T. Hand, Sandra I. HaDdy, P•tnck C. Hanc} 1 Sus.m l. llarns n, lav tta S. ll.uruon, R.1lph E. II• t, R bert D. 1&5 llarta-, H lga I 5 ll~rtman, Hmf} \\ . H ronan, . tar lowe E. Ha ,R rlc H:m rd, Lana llat h, llclmda lt.n , Karen P. Crc}, Ltnda j. Crilfan T om as C. Gr..:sb), Chrastopher R . llawkuu, Cbudia I 5 Ha kans, Derma t.cba I 31 Grl.m s1 Blcnd.1 llay s, Rob 11 K. H•rn s, All< ra R. H•yn,s, Darrell E. HaynL:S 1 DuJ.nc E. Hayn s, llmer H ad, Ton) l t>3 II ad, C •th} • I. 123, I S II artfa ld, \!bert II ber, Gary Dean H'-= hkr, Laur;;a 1. H •mcrl, K th} A . lbl Grimes, Let :,~. Cr1mes, Sh ron ~1J.nc Cnssom, Da\ u.J Croshor. , ChriS I. 184 Cr hot , Susan laf) 171 Cross, Esth r lac Gro\ 1 RonaW C. Crubc> , fhomas J. Gn.mf ld, 'i n am Grun' .1W, Mak I 4 Guc\J.ra, -arol A. Cu1llcn, Pt.:..,") L. Cum}ard, Ire-a j. Cum}lltd, br) nn Cuaon Jam<'S H . Gunn, )ud} Gunndls l.rc L. I 4 l.urt I r, J an I Gurtler j 1m !. 13,103 Gtru, I r~ \. lla s, Katherm S. H m rl, Patri 101.. \. li' l H II n, C}nthaa Hendershot, Deborah 17 1 H ud rson, ).icka H,Dd rson, Robm I . H nr}, £du•1n ;\. Hcnl), !) u Lc< H lli) Ste\\art Randall H nt n, Claude J • H ralJ \lmcaa Lee �z, Mill J t. H rr ra, Debra Ann lt>3 r ... , L.:onanl J. H rron h rlcs E. H an J. 3, I 5 H ur J18, C H s, 0 Vc H n, D bcrah 1. H1 tt, Valcr H J lut H1 , S 1'1~ H IDS, CtWa j. I 5 H ns, \~ 1lda J n I 5 H ~ s, Em st R. H !bum, P<&ul A. Hildeband, D>.niel G. Hlldeb>.nd, Lynn H 1., Annett Lou c Htll, Clor~a D. H 11, J note M. I S, Htll, Unda Sue I 5 litll, lrron Ht11, Ram na jan Hilton, Ktmb<rl) J. lhnkl~, U.ura J. Hmton, B. nt S. Hobbs, 8cHrl} I !>b Hobbs, ~hchacl L. Hocker, Bruce J. Hocker, Damlt• !So !locker, Jdfcrw D. Uockm~, P;,~.tr1 IOl K. 103 lle>dd r, Sharon L. HoJ-...c, Cah.:tta l. H e, Kcrmeth H.:Jcckcr, Val-.:nc A. lloUman, Jo Arm Hoffman, Lawrence J. Jr. Hogarth, Kathy A. lk,..,c, fran~..mc .M . Hogue, Estella H.:>!Uman, RhonJa 11>6 Hollm•cll, Bcrmy P. lob Hobnc-s, jc-:.~.ndtl' K. Holt, Kathy B. Homstad, Joe P. 31, 13,171 Hood, Robert A. Hooker, Cl}Jc Hooker, Tom 94 Hooks, Dale A. 50,51 Hooks, Love 11 Lee Hooks, Pam HllOVcr, Sharon H \. cr, Steven E. Hopper, C hristinc A. Home-, Don C. 163 Horovttz, Rosaru1c 108 Horovuz, S.lrtl}·n Horo\\'ltz, Stu•n :\1. Homer, Kathryn lb3 Hoskuu, 1 ht.:n•s~o· Houlihan, Gerald H,usanJ, ~lal) L. 186 House 1 Anhur House , De bora h J• Holnc 1 Herman R. House, Olt.·t;,~ Kay H uston, bl) ,\, H.;,\van.l, COLmlcn E. HO\~ard, J.amc5 Ho.JWan.l, lmda S. HowL" 1 De bra h:.l} Ho\\'l!."tt, Billie J. Hoym=, S.tndra C. Haz:a, Oa ..·lJ Hubbard, Amta Hubbard, P;11nc ~ Rae Hubb4lrt, Curtis L Hubbart, l"-'ltH~. t. Hu~...kcb;~., jolm Hudlc}, Gre Olj J. HuJlq 1 \ mcl'nt Dur;.anJ HuJ on, U.rry 1.< ro} Hudson, Ohv.a L. 186 Hudspt:th, A1m K. Hughes, Ch.:mdr;.~. L. Hu he~, Deborah L. 163 Hu hcs 1 [1(' a nor Hu hes, jolUI E. Hughes, S•muc 1 Da\- Hl Hull, Calvm W. Hwm, Adrt;,~n \1. Hunn, Earl H~nJ') Hunt, • b.rcaa ,\, 171 Hunt, EJ~<• W. I b HUSSC) J RtLI ' ' · Hutchings, Gilli.m1 Hutchinson, Altcu. l. Ibarra, he ha~ l T. khtk:.t.,,a, Bam'-'Y 2 ! htka\' a, Da\ uJ H. In ram, ~1o~ry 1bO Innes, Davu.l S. 156 lnsk\,;cp, Tammy D. I~o Ipsen, Stt.:phcn jo eph lrt!land, St~\C' Marb If\ n , Catherlln II. ll"\lll , Rus~ll4.: Jn,iln, brkn-.: lsa:a..:~, Fchx f. h rson, \\ill)SCnc ,\, 103 1\.c-s, lryron L. hor,, RonalJ R. lb3 lw hasht, B"'bara G. h\-. J.ki, D ·an lt. Ja luon, Alb rt J• luon, Ann n Jacluoo, ll) ron h. Ja kson, D ntl(' i\ , 2ll,31,1 Ja ks n, James Ja kson, J nh.. 32,1 o,6u jackson, Janis If. 4-1 J kson, Pam J kson, P U) jacl<son, lUndy Ja ks n, Roosc\elt r. jacluon, Sharon ~. Jackson. Tcny J• kson, ltm thy J.l luon, \\ tltiam s. J mcs, tar, lt>4 James, orma j. Jam s, Opal I h janhne, Ceor t.: A. jatmon, Harold Jasso, Carol M. jay, 3n- cr1} ,\nn )a}, \\tlham J Herson, ,\nth ny J If r>on, Ca anJra 1 flcrson, OtJS jenktns, Arthur • 1. Jcnkms, . 1t'-.;~acl S. jenkuu, Vcletta A. jemcn, Andn:o,.. B. Jensen, Jan A. Jensen, Jcrmy !\ian· Jcpscm, S•llic T. lOb jcz k, John J. Johnson, Byron K. Johnson, Colk n D. johnson, Da\ 1J B. joluuon, Dcbo'"h 1. joluuon, Debra Joluu n, Gaf} ,\. johnson, H..>ll} joluuon, Jan<'l f. Joluuon, J sse Johnson, J•mmy C. Jolu on, Juan<tl.l lo4 J luuon, julia 59 johru.0n, Kathr me T. Johnson, Kathleen R. johnson, Kath} jtlhnson, Kc tlh \\. johnson, Kcm1eth \\. jolulSOn, Kc\ 10 johnson, . tanon R. )"hnson, Mark E. John on, tauru.:c ,\, johm...:m, \tc h 10 Ll"e john n, Peggy A. lbO jolu»on, Perry A. J"lmson, Rad1d J. jolmson, Rtch) johnson, R"b<rt J . Johnson, Ro~rt K. Jolms n, Ru ...·bcn Jotuuon, Sondro~. P. 1 SO joluu\Jn, St~.:ph n S. J"hn on, \"elma 164 johnson, Walter D. Johnson, \\ arrcn Johnston, C hns \\ • joluuton, James \1. J ncs, Chari s ~. jont.:S 1 Dan jones, Da' uJ DavH.J ~t. jon s, Oa\1d R. j\:D'-"S, jon s, DonalJ E. jon s, Frcddll~ ~1. jl)ncs, C;,alpt \. 5q Jones, Glenn J ncs, HtJW.:n }ones, jam R. J n~s, Lamont \ • jon~.:s, ~;~tr;~ R. joni..'S, R\lbcrt Uri Jones, Roc..lnl..') T. jvncs, Ronald \.1. jones, Ronnie B. Jones, Sandra C 84, 1 Jonl's, Shcrnc P. joncs, Teresa l..ouist.' 104 Jonl..'s, Toni ~t. Jon s, Toni Marh.: Jordahl, C} nth1a M. Jordan, E1be rt Jordan, I. Kent I b Jordan, Rob<rt 11. Jr. jonian, Ronmc 0. J"'i• jeff D. }O), Cc..:- h;,t \1, )O), julie )O), Kathh:cn Juarez, Isabel \. Juar z, . raM. lbti Jua~z, Paul Judd, ·ancy A. Jump, IcC I ane B. Jump>, Deborah J. Jun•c I, Cary ju.n1~ 1, Terf) Jussell, Con Dou l:u lb4 Kahl, [<h,ard l. Kad1sh, Rona K. 172 K"mnm a, Carla 172 Kamm1n a, 1\athrm S. 172 Kan .L Laura K..:llc:: 1 J an tt .1. 164 Kellwn, Castaudal)' I Kellwn, ttchael E. Kelly, Flor tta K 11y, Gary L. Kcll}, Leon II. Kcll}, larcta K. K 11) , Robin I 7 Kell), Ruth lac l 7 Kemmer, Dawn 1. 172 K mp, frank A. Kemp, H cy J. Kemp, l..e\ ada 1. Kemper, D n I. Kcm1 r, 1\1a)h.m \. Kemper, Ia) n rJ L. Kcndnck, T.tn}.l R4:nc K..:n al), Pat K<nn J}, Chari tte \. Kt.:MC), Owen \nthony Kenney, Wtlham f. Kenny, Cal) D. Kem, Leon Josep K m r, All.m K rncs, Sharon Ke=y, Patt} G. I K•nchclow, Darrc ll Km~, Cor others Km , \\1111d:t J yc Kml ", Fred I 7, 5 Kml ,._, Rebcc "" Kmmon, Ca anJra Kmn I, R~Jscmar) J. Knmel, \ tctor B. Kuchhof, Fran •• J. K1rtlt..:), Da\Jd Ern 'St Ktrtle}, Rob<rt R. hts II, .t,chacl S. h.J.stl~r, Emth C. Kit h•m•, Ch<l) I L. 10 , lb4 Kmo, \lacy Ka) I 7 Klme, janiCe t. 60, 123 Klrnc, 1.&rlene Knaub, Starla K. I 7 Kn1ght, Bchnda C. 32, I ti-l Knight, Da\lJ J. Km ht, \lahlon K. Kn1tt1.: 1, june C. 104 Knobbe, John E. Knobbe, ll<hacl D. Knobbe, William J. Knowles, Da\lJ C. IS7 Knowles, ()c\rrat E. 1t>4 Kn~le.s,Su.sanj anSO, 9,1 Knodson, Chr1s K 11, Ja 10,• Jean 1 KorJ1ak, jolm Kctar, RoU Kousoubs, An ehk1 Kcw.alskt, Danu.:l. t. Kozt: lka 1 R•~barJ E. Kozt.:.wsk1, ~ ~munJ S. Kralt, . tck R. Krapu, Tom \t. Krautman, Sheila l'L 172 Knmmc 1, .\targarct KnlSl!, 11..-r n C. Kruss, \nthony Lee Ku..-ster, Bri;,Ut C. Kurtzman, Pat KaslmirJ Loren j. Kutsuma, Da' id .\1. La Brash, Henri Lee Ladunan, Barbara j . La~hman, Donald G. La~~ J lr\.ing Lagos, Cw B. U nmanta, .11ke M. 18S U.mb, Karen .1. 91,172 Lo.oJI), Hayes J. l.aoJry, Ellen Lane 1 SQb [. Lan~, Cp1th1.a G. Lang 1 Catherine C. !.an , Hu h G. l.arO<>n, O..·niSC L. 172 !.au ·hlin, R1chard L. I Law, Darrell U\" 1 Lovelstcr La whom, Shte la 164 La\"r'l'k.:e, Donna t. Uwrence, Patn ... ta M. Lc..!, Maf} Ell n 20, I Leah}, Ros Kec I 8 lc~VCIJ\\orth, James£. lc;,ner, Donald St~l.e) Lcbet, Dt: an~ . t. Lcb~n.:, G•C} Donald Lc , JJ<"que tine Lccrsko\-, Thomas �Ldl r Cynthia Lclu, Dav1d ll. lb ,'IS U•mJner, St \C C. l.cr.czn r, Pcsla 1 Lcrou, I hn\\. Lcslc) Ia I) T. l.&.:\ n ,Dav•dD. I.e' in j ff 13, 24, 1 Lc\ in on, K...:nncth L c 1,1 Lc\ltt, Cmd) K ~ l..c\ all~.:n, Dean T. 172 1 11 l..c\ 1S 1 Aundr;.l J...:wiS, Cmd} B. 1 LeWIS [llZ:l th l.c\ IS G ry L..:\\ a, Lou1c 172 l..c'' ts 1 Paul Lc\'li u, Rob('rt l I.e\' as, Ro anna J 7~ Lc\HS, ~\\15 1 S.h ron A. \\altt.:r Stewart Uwas, \\ lllJmma 1\:, l.c~ba, Beck} L1 htburn, R1ck 0. lb4 1.111~, ~11 hac! L. lin oln, Barbara D. Lm oln, jJ.mcs A. Lander 1 Pam L. LmdsJ), Karen Lmds ) , Darr, 11 Linthl urn, Shlrlq Unton 1 ,\ndrcw A. Linzy, Car..,l 1 Lhll) , c. lk L. SS Ltttlckn, Rona1a 1 8 Livingston, J a nine E. Lobb, 1-. ·nnet B. Lobb, Robm j. L.L>,b, l.arl)· S. l!l, 1 Lodtd 1 Joann .. t. 172 l.odld, . tal) P. 1 Lofun, Ww.ud Charles Ldus, Edrl..'n Lolton, \he had\\. Lofton, Sharon wm, I hn R. Wn ... , Br•"'n R. Lon~, ll1lham j. Lo1 z, jwuor C. Lop~.:z, 'orccn T. 1&9 Lou1c, Chc 1cc 1...,(:1\al , frank~ :n.Jcr IS lo\ , Charman 1 'l LA \1,; I \ lr II R. lub•s .... hcr, Richard C. 1&9 Lu~..:a) 1 John E.JwarJ Lu ~ro, Barb~ra Lu~.: ro, • 1ar arct ,\. 172 Lucero, \ike P. Lucero, Rtchard ;\, Luc ro, R~.:n lhcnnas Luct.•ro, Stcph n P. Luch.t.'lt, \\a}nc L Lu dkc, Balx-tte \ . 172 Lucdk , R bert Lee Lukton, UIT) C. Lupberger, David Lwk, David H. Lykiru, Swan Lee 1 lyle, Phillip lynch, David M. Lynch, Maun L. 172 Lyon, jane A. lyon, Ja.nice K. Lyon, joseph Edgar Lyons, Buba.ra E. lyons Shuon 1. 1 MacetraS 1 Raul ~chado 1 Unda j. Machado, Sharon D. 172 Machina, Elena Macias, jerry j. Mack, urry j. Macmillan, Christine E. Macr...eil, Debra Maddox Wayne Ma.digan, Patty A. Madsen, DarttU 89 Maestas, Roger S. Maestas, Tom L. Mahoney, john P. Mahoney, Mike Mallard, CleotiJ Mallard, Di:mne Manio, athaniel l. Mallard, Stanelia 110 Malone, Michael Mamka, Thom:u j. Ma.nchego, Alandale j. 172 Manchego, Stevan E. 189 Mann, Pleasant Mann, Shelley Marcil, Ernest Mares, David Marino, Rose Mark, laura 7 , 172 Mukowitz, Kenn th M. Markwell, Kenneth L Markwell, Steven 172 Marshall, Anita Marshall, Charles Marshall, Terry l. Ma~hall, Walter Lee Martell, M.ichael Ray Man:elon, Cary Martin, Davtd Martin, Deborah Martin, Donald R•y Martin, janet Martin, Karen Martin , Phil 13, 31,189 Martin, Rob rt W. Mattm u,, I obcrta ~l•rtm z, ChriS Jolm tarunL"z, Donnv Anthony .. \artmcz, GeraLJme t.Httncz, joann . \aruncz, jvann ~tartmcl, )as ph C. :0.\artmcz, joscphm..: J\\a.rtmez,. tar h.' j. brun-.:t, • \t ha I M. hrtma, R1cardo james • htt,ncz, Rodney Martin«.:Z, Thonus J. ~\ason, An1la 1b!l :'-.lason, Charles R. 1!>9 . t.1son, 1)\-.ayne ,\, , 1•.uon, EarlS. • hson, J yc \1.Hte !o.\ason, K-.:nn th \a son, Lucmda , 1. ~\assando 1 Dou las ~\. . ta t.') 1 P.iltn ta Ann t.nhcrson 1 J"'m s • tathews, Anne 164, 1bY Mathc"s, Cella G. 20,172,44 tathe\•os, llany V. !\bthcws, Karen E. Mathews, :'\t.uy C. Matthews, Stanlt:) ~tatsuJa, \\ •nda T. 43, 1 9 }.\ancm, Juh~o: E. 1 ~ :O.tatthcws, R.ly Mattm•l}, ll<Rr) D. Maun.·r, Douglas ta>C) Elixrt L !\1a L-~ 1 P.Hn ta C. ~ta~bul), j•n t.\. 172 I•)CS, Delx>rah j '"'Y s, • 1tch~d ,\, • to~ycs, Ol,\l.l t. . \a~ cs 1 hom .as S. I b~• t.&)CS, \a lane D. ~la}eS, I\ llhc 172 h)..:r, Kathl en t. 172 h)flelJ, ~h hell 0. la}S, Kathy R. • t.1ZZJ.l.l, ,\odr~o:a . h. Ah.:xandcr, D..:borah 1 t andrews 1 Boruuc M. 1o-1 1 Ca;.1 1 1\nJr \ \\. 17 I Caa, K1mb<rl) t·l{) lcc.1bc, ,\n...,l.: 1 L 1!)0 ~tcCall, Cll:lrlcsf. • t Callum, Co.~. 1,\nn . k CallU! , john E. 30,31 ,32, 7b, 1 . t... C.1nts, La.nda , tcCarth), lary Beth lb4 . kCa k1ll, L) n1SC ,R nc ~I<Clea\e. B< b \. lb4 McCleery , Zondra 172 McClellan, Patsy 180 • k Clcnd \\a. n~ 1 lU .. tcClantor \ L, lo4 tcConndl, Da\ 1d \\. tcCotu1 11, Keve A. 1cConn1ck, .m ) L. kCo) 1 l>cms~.: \. tOO 1 CO) I u .an..: r. 1'lQ 1...Coy, K n~n K. 172 t ... Lr;~.) , Ernest L kUadc, ~tanhall S. I Damcl, C\ endolyn 1 I{) ~kD.mt'" I, 11.11'\C) \\ tlJO . tcDantcl, Paul . kOon.1ld 1 C<ithcrmc ,\. .kDonald, liT) t·>O .. h. fall, Donna kf arland, }\.u n lb4 . kCaru1, Ellen I. 1b4 ~kG\.' COl!) 1 joseph. \. l\.h.:C org,-.:, Ra;mond D. ~kGhcc, Donna R. 172 • t Ctmpsq, Uotta-.: ,.\, 1 lO • tcCmrus, Shan . kGrath, r\r1\.·n 10 Me Gr 'Or, Sail) b . kCutrt.•, Thcr\."Sa J. 42,1lQ • h. Intosh, .-\rh:11 F. 104 ~klnt sh, Paul D. t•l() ~tcKcc, )O)CC t~.. Kl!cta, Bnan J. , kKmlcy, P.Hrtu.t f. ~I Kmn ~, Deborah L. 20, 32, 1<10 lmt!stA. 05,172 . kKmncy, l.c'\J.t .. t. • 1 Ka 1ck, Rozita l. k. ally, lhzab<th A. 172 :'-.k, ull), . tal) T,rry • kPhl.'c, Mdaml.' ~kYu1ve), jl) Ann kR.1c, Paul 8. !\1cJ.dolf, Will tam Oscar M ... o~~o.lows, cr;,~ L. .kKmn~,:\ 1 ~ tc n.a, Rosal.Jc tc 0.1 1 \ 10lct (. 70 • lcdlm, Gal I...: roy • 1t.- g,tt, Yvonn L . lehaff y, Karen 1 0 • lcJI•, l\y c. 1<10 tcllor, jenny Lee lb4 .tcllor 1 tar .. ret 1 0 ~tch til<, Charles S. l-.:nhl• 1 [ \ : " ' M-.:nsu1 , Susan Lee t?O .. tt.·r~;~.:r, Dcbb1c R. 173 M tlu~er, Bruce L 190 • tey..:r, Cra• ... \\ • • t\:yC"r, james P. ~tc~ r, j ffr,y A. 173 ~\eyer, Jh.•n c l~H Mcyt.·r, Thomas C. t':J .. hddkbrook, • tanm ~her, Robert W1lliam M•ks, RIChard Mdlcnson, • lark L. Miller, Ahcta M. lYl Mdkr, Cuolyn M • M\lll.'r 1 Cra1 A. .1tllcr. C. Du.tm 191 . t.tkr, Donald(; . , \tlkr, JbroL.J l. . Idler, HalT) 1\. M1llcr, K.arcn L .tdh:r, Kent A. o. Miller, . 1111 r, K~o \In E. \clcssu P. ~t1ll-.:r,. ttch;,~cl \11llcr, Patnc 1a tillt:r, Ph1l1p H. ~Idler, Phyll~> Mdkr, Richard B. ~IIller, Th odor B. .:..tdl-.:r, Thomas A. . t.thcan,. dda D. 173 ~tdl.s, Bruce Allen lb3 Mills, Cary K. \tills, Ken Lee 10, 91 Mill<, !\l,kc K. .\tmu, Ja~o.klc .\L 191 .\lmarJ, Koub. lin r, Roscmal) A. 173 ~hncs, \1 iu 173 ~1mgo, \ ICtOrJa .\1. ~\mton, Crc E. 109 ~l1szczuk, Edw an.! j. . l•tchell, ./\leu ~1. !\lltchell, Charles S. \l•tcl II, Ua\ 1d Milchcll, Da,.,J 191 .\1Jt...:hcll, j.1mcc K. I'll ~till.hdl, K.1th)' E. PH !\ht~h 11, Lpmea R. , htdiCll, Sandra L. 173 ~tlt·hcll, Susan May 164 . \ txon, D\: bra Ann !\hya lsluma, Alan 0 . Molten, Carne .\1. .\toth:-tt, Velma • to olnam, . 1olly ~loll, Jud•th 173 ~1ollcr, .1cn 82,191 • toiock. Carolyn 173 Jo.\on;~ han, Ror) ]\.ton;~ h<ln, Thl'~tnlaS J• ~tonham, Joe- j.1m..:s ~londra on, jolmy J. Monk, Wanda I'll • tonic), jOlmcs Manu uc, Dou lou E. . toort.•, Anne £. • toon:, Carol A. 173 ~loon.:, Chnt D. 164 . toore, Dcbol'2h j. 104 !-.-tOOr\:, .\tcmu:- W. 173 .\loorc, .1tchacl 0. Moore, Robert Jr . Moos, Charlene ~ torollcs, Ru.:haN ~1 Tolles, Stc\'cn P . ~t roln 1 \;,Anlyn ~loran, \ crdc 11 !\torcm, j;,~.nct A. . lord•nd, joreen C. 173 :'\.1 reno, Cynd1\.' h.. ~t reno, C}nthi<l Manno, EUwoln.l H . torg•n, ChriStopher H . • 1org.m, Cynthia Atu1 .tor ·•n, ClH'lfon 8 . Mer an, Os~ar L. !\knkawa 1 Shouon Morishigo, Cay!~ 1 . 42, 3, I'll .tomll, U..meljos 1h • t rns, Brcnd;,~. 122 M IT &S, llu h . • Moruson, Stella MOtTO\\, Anthony B. 10,40, 191 • 1oJTO\\ , D~mc l C. Mos s, Dcnuc L1~nn 104 . tosl~y, joan lOb lphahlclc, Patn~k M. .tulhcm, 1i~.c 191 ~tullm>, Da"d R. 50,191 . tulhru, Sur lith C. 1b4 M\lnll, Em st u, �Pcn.u ro, john l. MWltz, fred Mwmerlyn, L.argressa A. Murphy, M1chael Murray, Felix H. Murray, joyce Ann 164 Mwn}, M•chacl john Murray, Sally E. 173 Mysk1w, Ronn•e K. aJ..aJima, Mark K. 164,191 akamura, 1r n . akata, Arthur T. 2 akata, joyc.: 'a..ka} &rna, Malcolm D. 'aptcr, Dana Hal . 'apJer, D<.lmtha .M el 21 'ap1er, Don H. ash, Mark A. Nat.uuon, Mark • avarro, Linda 191 av , Oentse D. a\e, Paul Jr. 'aylor, Mark j. ·a) lor, Phillp Neet, Alioon S. 164 NeUhaus, maT. 191 elson, Adcla1d K. Nelson, Eliz•bcth A. Nelson, Kathy Nelson, William B)·rd 'elson, Walliam W. Rc..:d, Ste\cn\\, Reed, uzarut h, 173,66 I A. Rcluner, Fred 193 Rc:1d, Ronaid [an Perez, Pcrcfed1a A. Peters, Crcg A 1«l2 Petcrscn, . om1a joan Pc terson, Barbara jo Pcu·rson, Bru e \\. Peterson, Etb<.ll Lee 192 Pdcf5on, KriJ Peterson, hrtha A . Pctct, Ann. t. Rc1\J. 1 Ros<lnn !\.t. 105 Rendon, John I\ . Rcplo~le, Sjlvia L. Rct•IIJck, Lmd• s. loS R<ynolds, Demsc l.. loS R< ynolds, john f. 193 RcynolJs, Leon.l C. Reynolds, Louann R. 31 Pett}, Lubcrta L. Pctt}, Tan) a L. Phelps, jcnmfcr 33, 3, 1q2 Phc ips, Tim E. Ph1lilps, Bruce Phillips, Chmtme L. Ph•lpon, larr) 94 P1att, SOllldra Ann 192 Pu:kens, lknru~ S. Perfatt, J•y S. PJpcr, GeraW Edward Ncsb1t, ChrisM. 'econgham, Larry B. Neubert, Ronald S. Neumann, M1chael P. 164 Nevius, Cathy Nevhu, Kcrmcth ewby, Clifford L. ewell, J•mes E. Newman, Morris H. Newton, Ricky L. 55 'icholson, Gayle E. 2,9,30, 31,80,173 Ni m1, Rebecca L. N1eto, Alice M. Nieto, joseph S. Nigh, jeff Dav1d Noble, RonaW W. olasco, Dolores R. 173 onnan, Debra L. onnan, Richard P. Norns, Alonzo Jr. Norris, Corn 11 Northcross, Karl P. Nowak, Wanda 31 Piplm, )<»cph .\1. P•ppm, Reba L. Pippms, Rhonda A. P1ppuu, \'1ck1c £. Puke), Carlton Lee 192,94 Ployngam, Pmit Poindexter, Freddie Poindexter, K•rcn L. 192 Pomtcr, Ccccl1a SS PomeraJU, Alan j. 165 Pope, Carol)'Tl L. Pope, Gloria M. Porter, Craig Poppenga, KcgmaW j. Pose)', jumetta C. Potter, Tim S. Powell, Crnth1a Powell, Linda .\1. 192 Po\>cll, L,·nda D. 192 Pow·cr, Claudta J. Po'' cr, joan .\\anc Powers, Dcruus B. PO\\crs, 1\.hchacl j, Pratt, Sandra G.ul Prendergast, l.rk L. Preston, Shelley A. owell, Laurel E. Nuancs, Richard C . Oblcx:k, Gary R. Oblcx:k, Robert W. Och>, Leann R. Odegaard, Carol Anne 191 Odoms, Sue lien 164 Oehlert, Ronrue W. Ohver, Angela M. Oliver, Anita Ohver, Kathy Olsen, jams K . 85,173 Olson, Cyntlua ). Olson , Dianna jean 171 Olson, Scott W. 16S Olson, Steven C. 192 Omeara, Kevm E. 173 0 Meara, Molly K. 192 Ortega, Cynth•• Ortega, Geraldine Ortu, john Jr. Oswald, Lee Ann 192 Oswald, Patricia L. 173 On, Daryl Alan 192 O.·erton, Deborah L. Owens, Karl L. Owens, Lynnda Owens, Vernon Lee D. Pantaleon, Raul 173 Pappas, Ernest J. 17, 55 Paprocki, GU) Edward Parker, Ann E. Parker, Deborah L. 192 Parker, Erick J. 16 Parker, Laurencetta Parker, M1chae I D. 64 Parks, Beryl L. Parks, Karen M. Parson, Mary Ellen Panons, Patticia Pastore, Linda 1:. Patnck, Sandra jean 192 Patnck, Vmcent E. Patterson, An dm Patterson, Conntc E. 192 P<.lttcnon, Deborah Ann Payne, CcnnJt.• jo Pedersen, Debra 1\:a) 173 R ..·rnert, £u en Ptpcr, A lieu Nesb1t 1 R1ck Re 1d, Sohndra L Perkins, 1ich.tel A. Pe ros, joan 43, 1'12 P mil, M. Pam 1'12 1urra}A. 17 1 1'>2 P1crrc, Dtnise ers, Sus1e A. 164 Nenm, Frank P u~r, Paul E. ~hclu Pu~rc, ~e Owensabre, The odor Pace, Dudley S. Pace, Edwtn 0. Pacheco, Allen L. Padilla, Virgutia Palmer, Leola Pankey, Linda Per ) Perez, fred A. Perez, Lorram Price, DeborahS. 193 Pric~:, Man lee Anne 193 Prill, Lonme Prince, Robert L. Probst, . l.rgaret A. 173 Pryor, Gordon R. Prutzcr, T1m Pryor, Horace S. Pryor, jean A. 31,193 Pugh, Donn. 193 Pugh, Erne" J. !6S Punches, Marty Lynn Purdum, Linda A. Purfield, J•mes P. Purifoy, W1lliam H. Putney, Ronml!' Putney, Shirley Ann 193 P}tell, Rochcll A. 173 P)·tcll, StanT. loS Quezada, Helen 193 Qu•ck, Seth A 193 Quilty, Bnan L. Quinn, Leander Qumn, Ste\e W. 193 Qutt.lna, Anthony Qumlana, john Quintana, Ton) D. Quintia, Ron~ld C. J. 11)3 R<mert, RobertS. 193 RcLrutcm, Lmda Reynolds, Steve''· Rhodes, Ada l..:an Rhodes, The-m •. J. R• , Setty R1cc, Daphn H. 31, 193 Rice, Debra Elaine 31, 32, 165 Race, D1ck1 K. R1ce, OonaW L. R•cc, [u en B. R•ce, J•ne K. 16S R1ch, . tarcla !\.t. R• h, Robm A. loS Richard, Rub) 194 R1ch;,~.rdson, AlUla. t. R•cha.rdson, Kenneth L Richardson, • hrilyn 194 Rt~hOlnJson, Ronnu.: R•dgc, 0) <.~.n ~hne Ridley, Perry A. R1Hel, Theri!'Sa A. 193 R•hanch, J•m D. R•hanek, Pa.m jo 165 Rile), Knst) Ann Rile}, Gene A. Riley, Larry D. Rile), PaLric1a Rile), \'alene A. 173 R1ml!'r, Damel 194 Rm ler, hke C. 194 R1ppc, R•lph D. RI\CrJ., llll.ahcth A. Rtvcr.t, Susan J. Ravers, Glerm 194 Roades, R1ck Roberson, Cathermc S. Robt:rson, C)ntlu.a Roberoon, Wa)'TlO n' 23 Robert, Cha.rdel, L. 4 Roberts, Barb•" Robcru, Dcbrot Robcru, Glona L. Robcru, jammie L. Roberts, Pa.ui W. Rob rts, Rebecca 194 Robert;, Sh llq 16S Robmson, AUclma P. Robiruon, I)(' bora h L. Robmson, Joseph E. Robinson, Lottanya G. 63 Roblnson, Leonard A. Robinson, P.aulot Robuu,on, RUS>eli .I . Robinson, S) l\la A. 173 Robiruon, Ton} Lee Rob1tz, Rodney Lcc Roch.a, Casso.~ndra Roonquez, btcr 173 Rodriquez, .larg•e j. loS Roebuck, Paul K. 91 Roger, Thomas Oa\ uJ Rtchanbon, \\momot D. Ro ers, Clarcn~c RogL'n, George . . Ro .... rs, j;&mcs Carl Ro crs, J rry L. Rabb, Deborah Ann Radcliff, Henry C. Rael, HOlZc1 Raffin, Chris A. 193 Ralston, Marg.ucte Ramirez, Galda E. R.J.nd, Charlotte R.nl!.loll, D1.mnc K. 193,b6 Ro~crs, Kilthlecn S. Roh.an, LcsUe Roh.an, Unda Rohr, Thcn.•sa L. RoJo, . \.anucl Rolison, James E. Rolh.:non, Cec1laa RombankiS, Zachery j. Romero, john Larry Romero, . tonica Romero, Rand> A. R•ndoq h, Andre L. Romslrom, C) nth1a 165 Ra.nhc, James 90 R.nnc)·, O;l\e P;~ul Rose, Chari n•· f . 3, lOb, 173 R , Charmilme b R•num, juJ1 L. 193 Rapp, R•ch>rd J. Rapp, Roogcr A. Rose, GM) jerome Rose, Gre Of) J. Ranck, P;~mcl4 S . Ro~ssb.1ch, Kathleen I. R.allon, Am1u..ha R. 193 R.lllon, juanata t. 193 Ro~ullcrson, RonaW D. RauJCbkolb , Fred Rau>chkolb, Bill C. 193 R<~.\\lms, jacqu~.:lin R. 173 R•), Allen Ray, Leona Reagan, Geor c ~t. Rc~ .u1, TciT) ~1. Reave)·, Solndra A. Reddick, Mlch<.~i.!l,\. R..:df am, lu.aMl.' Reed, Stc,en R. Ro R , . t.uc A. 25 tana.m C. 1 • Ross, Fran~ E. Roth, Leshc j. loS Rourke, Glenn G. Ro•iench•k, .1ark S. Rowles, Debra RO\' lcs, hv m RO), joe Royal, Aruta L. RO)bal, james Ro)·bal, Tootsie C. 194 Rozotck, James Rozack, Knb) J. Ruf, Ra> Rupp, Bubb•c L. 194 Rupp, T1ma K. I 4 �Rus , Julie • 165 Ru hton, U\ r nee K. R II ll.m 194 R R Rus Russ R II, Sa!rom 174 Russell, Ste\e OtiS 1'4 R)al.s, james Bnt~ R an, Hen!) 5~ Ryan, J 'l'h IJ;hunl lbS SaLuor, Arthur R. ..1.lazar, Sugar J. 194 .&linas, R be.: a A. 1 ails, Chari s l. Sd n~.:, Ton1 1. Sanchez, Chrutlna J. •n hcz, Const:m J. !)anc hcz, ln"-"1 D. n bel, jo.cph R. S.nd rs, Barbara J. S.md~.:rS, D1.111\! !>.J.Ill.lcr5, Dorothy 8 1 s. . llLkrs, l-h:nrm Sanders, J ff) Sanders, Ro h rd Sando-.!, c~nd) R. 195 SanJ \a!, Stepht:n .I. andron ki, I:J.h ard S. S.mttfc1, P\.·.J.rl nn 195 cnl, \\ lham ~. 1'l5 S.~ou..:rbr N, \' lCk) Lc lb5 S.1 5aubb<rl) james E. Sii\.J. ~,;;, 0 l D. Sa-al•, J<> hadth::r, aul j. Jwltcr, P nclo) c 5 hodelbcm, Kutfr, \. hllt, Diane L. 108, 174 ldch, john :>.1. 13,14,174 s~hl tch, Kathy lbS 5 hmodt, .J eph I. 5 hmu k, jolm P. hmuck, ~1argar t A. btJ Sc oo berlein, Usa 165 S"-homp, K.Hhcnnc E. 44 S r.&.nt, • 'an\,':} E. S pel, Paula A. 174 S ott, C rht.& f. ott, jolm Carl 1115 S on,lom:naj. 195 Seller, C u 1c A. S lkr, Robert. t. S'-·lb, J.n.qulmc Scl.mscr, .1.u 'L 105 ~c)JUOUr, J ellen loS Sb mun, lpm K. Shanahan, O.br ~. 174 Shanks, Tru.l) J. Shapcott, C.uolm 195 Shap ott, take Sh.lrpc, . \J.I) Lllu.71 Sha'"', Gregor) P. Sh ,., 1 \• .:mdl ll. Sheehan, Darre I Sh chan, Slrrr11.: . h pbcrd, jd! Da\IS 13,14,1 5 Shq hen!, L1 )d D<:an Shcppanl, lleslc) D. Sl rm.m, Oa\ 1d \.uk 115 Shu.·h.h, Ahin E. SbJc!Js, jun P. SbJ Ids, Keith A. Shl Ids, ~I• ha I K. Sh n(:, Sandra K. Shipman, D<bblr P. Short, Cal) I. l'JS Short, Paukttr .\1 . 174 hultz, j.lnl\."'S f.. S•cgust, j.&nt\.' l. St J.rst, . .J.dmt: S • rst, Robert Stha, D.avid lu en Sll' ,,.r, D.t\-td P. S1mmons, Cheryl A. Smunons, Fl r.& D. Sunmons, J cph Stmrnon , Kl·nncth L. Sammons. S.1nJr.t S1mms, \ rru .r\llcn S 1mp n, .r\ llcn R.tc S1mpson, DaiT) I lolo Z2, 2 , 31, l<lS Sompson, Doane J. 195 Simpson, Cary 1~5 Stmpson, Cr ..·gory K nl S11ns, Clofton W. S1ntS 1 }Jn<:t Ann Stms, jolu1 L. S•ms, Stc' c M rk Stsncros, :\1ar ella C. Sttcs, Cor') l. S•zl:mor~,., Lor) J. SkWen, Kevin B. 174 Slatton, Candice t. Slau,htcr, lcH.:n C. 32,1<15 SlJ.,cn, D•.tna U. 195 mJ.ll, 1\li c l. Smtle) 1 B1ll Smdq, Slnrh \. 115 Smllq, u m 0. 1b5 5m ole) , I\ diiJin l. 94 Smith, '"" Smot , Clwmume . I. 56,174 Sm•t , Llcborah H. Smuh, O.bra R. 195 S 1th, O.bra Ann 40 Sm tth 1 Donn;.~ Sue Smuh, Dru E. lb5 Smtth Ed~.:cn LHy ~mttl , (iordon R. Smtth, Cr gol) \\. Smnh, Ht.:athcr J. mc lOS Smith, Karen 174 Smtth 1 Kenneth m1th, Linda K. Snuth, lJnUl 50,51 1 1~ 5. Snmh, II~ he II :>.I. Smoth, Plulup Smith, RonaW Smith, Ro)Sa)u>.l L Smith, Thl ff) • larc 5m th, Thornton C. 174 Smith, 'J 1\.. torta R. Smtth, II dham I\. Snap1 , L.Jur.l L. Snell, AnthOn} Sn~Jer, Frank john Snyd r, ll•ff) E. Sn)Jcr, 1\olbam J. l<ok" c, Robbe s. 165 S ran, Patrick \.\ Sowck.l, l::lconor \. Spahn, D;l\ 1d C. SJ ahn, Ste\ R . Sp.tm 1 William R. Spar, Carol L. SJ \::us, ~t. hacl Spe J, Chari s ~I. 55 Sp~.: d, \\arrcn St ""her, Thomas R. IllS Spco her, TunNh) C. 174 Spd h:s, C~.·o~~,.· C. 13, 14, 174 Spcn cr 1 J.tmcs ,\ . Spcn ~.::r 1 J:lc k Gol'\lon Sp In, Chm f. 1'>5 Sp IT)", Julie R. 195 Sptd.. cnlntl\.r, Sharon 1bS 5pn , :-.Ia!) K.o) 174 Spon hl...:, Ocan prw•l-, D~o·br<l h. . Su.tl nt , C urus Staflonl, jam.c lb5 Sta!lonl, ll1ls n R. ~3,31, I, 5,1 )t> St•l ) , l>o.m•ld R. St.mJl·), R..alph l St.1ph:s, R bm L. Stark 1 Ocbra ,\nn St~rks, Bubb) ,\, StiUT I J\IUl L. 42,174 Stan, lJ.&'\- id ,\ , 1<lb Su.m·tt, R ~rt ,\. St;,~.h·n, jud1th ~t. St. Cl•ir, john]. Sht.:h:, ~t.l ;.~rl.'l r\nn l~l> Stc "1 1 S-.:hna E. Stcplx:ru, Catherine A. St phcn , Craig \, StcpJ ns, J I Glenn Stem, Rolxrl P. •)(), 174 StCITdt, \ h.:kl L. 1tJb St...:ttlcr 1 John Stcud 1 lmd.1 l. Stetz..: I, R lx·rt B. StC\1\.'IU• j.l I.J.UClln\ Sln n:., Keith D. St Vt.:Juon, L>cbra \. St '\\.'nson, DeniS\." R. Stevenson 1 Glad) s l. St~.:\cru.t.m 1 K.llh) L. Sh"l\:,ut . 1 Dah..· 0. Ste,-.art, Donald \\. Std<o.lrt, J.lnl\.~S A. Stl:\ rt, \ 1ctor Stiles, . 1.ll' ret L. lbS unson, t.~..hdl.:' K. 1 6 Sto.:kanl, [m hlk L. 165 Stoeber, LunJa L\.~c Stol-er 1 Doris jean Stok•, lyl•s C. Stokes, \\ dh .... m D. Ston~,. , r honus C. Stonm ton, J.lnct \, 10 Stout, Ros..: Su.as ell, K<~thcrm~.: Stra" n 1 "-hltcr Jane l9b StrJ\\Il 1 P.ttri 1..1.. j\:J.n Strc;.~n, I.Nroth} . 1. Strecker, ylvia 1 Sucno, R bcrll. 13.47,1 lti StncklonKJ 1 DJ.n D. 174 Su'Cm , P.&ulin~.: T. 174 Stubh>, R~guuW S. 165 Stuber, S on f, Stu h, Bolhc l. SuchtJ\-.iqko, S.&m Su s 1 B~rbara 186 Su s, Chark,ll~.: C. uttt r, john\\ . Sulli\ ;~n, C.uTtc Sulln.m, Duant.: Br') an Sull1\an, 1-\.tthlccn 4\ . Sull1\J.ll 1 P.ttn '" ulln.;m, Sh.lwn U11.1tJ' All}1l \\. }i.)b I.UUt.l 1 P..&tfl lot C. 1 u crUn, Sharon K. lb7 unatt, R k ') Sutton Charles R. s\ anson, Bc..ttrl t.: t\. S .&nson, l.lh 1a ' d, P~ts) C. 1'16 S\ t.:t:d, \ cd.1 Ruth lbU \~Ct.: DC} 1 1U) l. S\ enson Susan L. I <J6 Talbert, Barbara 1911 Talley, Sail) I. T ka, Georg K. T~pltn, Learn n ]1 • T tc, Clinton L. Tate,\ alcr c j. Tawll, lhc Ta) lor, Andre• r;. T.1ylor, Conme 1:10 Ta} lor, Dcmck john Taylor 1 Oontunn T~ylor, C•yn 11 0. Taylor, \ 1n Tlll)lor, Richard L. ! 1 Jt> r .1} lor I Sarah E. fay lor, Stanl~y Taylor, Susan Ta) lor, Tcmlk l. Tea uc, S11.m P. Ted sko, Wilham j. Tdlcz, AnthOn) C. 1 cr.&uk•, Dl'O.Ul K. Th der, Ray C. Tha kcr, \\llham [. 13,174 Thallcy, Kathk·cn P. Thcodor;.~.tos, • tano~~ Thcodort', PLt('t Thomas, Chari tt< l. Thomas, Gal) l'JO fhom.&s, Gu} lb6 I hom as, jdl,\rm fhonus, John R.t} fhom.&s, juJu~· ,\nn 1 homJ.S, l1nJ.a J. 79 Thomas, tJ') ;\ru1 fhonu.s, ~11~-" 11 H.> Thomas, R\:n.t Thom.ls, . I1Ss)" 197 Thompson, jo.&rul D. Thompson, K.tn.:n L. T110m1 on. l.oiiT) Thom1 on, . .in y. t. Thompson , R• k) L. 197 fhompsan, \\till am l. T J.ompson, Yvonnt.:: Tl\.'mcy, JJ.cqu lin"-· .\. 1"1llan), Ruth l. lb6 rmunoru, lmm tt 174 THus, P.tul T. fobu n 1 Paulette T IJ, J•mes ToJc.l, \\mn1t.:. t. Todhaunter, B. Sherman 197 Tolbert, Wayne£. Tolbert, W db am 174 Tohv-.:r, nthon} T. Toh,~.:r, \\ tlham S. I oil, \\ 1lh;un B. follt.: non, C) nth1J. D. 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Bcn;n 1dcz, Don•lJ Ch<A\ J.rna, Cho~.rlc~ Chavez, Ramon• R. De A uero Fr.d Coru.~o!cs, Shaky Jaranullo, J-1 lien Ju.J.n.; z, Bcnn) Lun.1 1 fred h c hinton 1 LmJ .. L. .1illnm z, jl·Ss1..:.1. .\\est as, Grc Ol'\ E. tomtn~, J.,;n') A. Quintana, LC~rctta Rodnqu z, D•nn} Royb.ll, C.ul A . Roybal, J"hn ,\. \ aWcz, I k• D. \\c.: bb, Stcv~.: E. \\,ck!., Bcrhn Lon;;, lktl• t>t Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long lasts. There is symbolic as well as actual beauty in the migration of the birds, the ebb and flow of the tides, the folded bud ready for the spring. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature-the assurance that dawn come after night, and spring after the winter. �����the jocks Sophomore Cross Country Ken Ausbie Sam Bacino Fred Compean Fred Grassman Anthony Marrow Eric Parker �Jolm Sviter Bruce Metlmer Richard Zubischer J.V. Sophomore �216 �e I e· • 1 e Mr. Schrant i n't like JUst any-old person you may have happened upon in your everyday school life, and he certamly isn't like any other teach r you've ever met. Before everything 1st., he's FRIE DLY. (How many FRIEl 'DLY teacher do you know?) He b· incredible enthusiasm about everything. and h{; make time really to know eve ryhody. (Doesn't sould like your typical, run-of-the-road teacher, does he?) His stay at East was only too short, and all but forgotten. He ha~ now moved to a job where kids will probably appreciate his warmth and friendline even more than they did here. But that doe n't mean he doe n•t have time for you any more. Drop by and see him sometime --he may have some pumpkin seeds waiting. 217 ������In this "land of the free" why should people still have to fight to gam their liberty and freedom. ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource 1970 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1970 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1970s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/312634eac3aa2091658dc0f1ea20fcf6.pdf ee6d91a88ab7be532ecb4203b0dbadff PDF Text Text ����0 .. e • 0 0 ' 88. �2 �is this the real east? 3 �or isn't it more. �5 ���They call it autumn but it still feels like summer. We return willingly, and even with enthusiasm to our captivity. We are imprisoned once again by purpose and the freedom that we enjoyed doing the summer is caged. School begins. ��10 �" or i think i had one too many!" Tricky Richard's Red Garter Saloon and House of Pleasure, Sixteenth Street and Esplanade, was the host to the Annual pre-election rally and dance held on October 26. Despite the management's at tempt to keep thing s respectable, immorality in the form of drunken s l obs, scarlet women, and poker playing poker players dominated the establishment. Auditory entertainment was provided by the "Soul Merchants " . There was an authentic face on the floor, an authentic bar, authentic red, white and blue banners, and an authentically patriotic David. In fact, everything was authentic but the booze. Attendants left to right: and Carol Atkison. anci Bohm, Kathy Gibson, Alison Ando, Vicki Hanson, Carol Cantrell, " i had to forget the day before . .. " l1 �����moments of victory �it' not always total victor), but one good block or an interception. or a recovered fumble can make a good game out of a di a ter. we didn't win all the time. but we didn't lose all the tim either. The guys who played were the real winners, for they di covered what football was in 1968. when the hour of work pay off. you listen to the tand and the PA "Go Get 'em, Go g t 'em. Touchdown for East made by Collin . Strain topped by Johnson. Canono' pas complete to Fitz in the end zone for an East touchdown." the coach and the b nch yelling compliments instead of complaint "That' it Bernie, Kill 'em Streno, Good block. Seydel." 17 ��time is running out in the first quarter. we're ahead. a hard rush stops their field-goal attempt. the whistle blows. the crowd is anxious; some are confident, some are watching for that consistent play which ties the game. now the team is apprehensive, too nervous . a too-sudden lunge, then the dodge. touchdown! but not for us. the crowd loses enthusiasm and so does the team. a defeatist attitude dominates the bench and the crowd too. a player is hurt; time out for the opposition. the cheerleaders begin"go, fight, win." no sympathy-remember we're losing. three touchdowns behind, thirty seconds to go "we've got to win" but it can barely be heard over victory cries from the other team. so the white jackets have earned their points and the team their letters. one promises revenge next year: a better team while another hopes for a new crowdone with an attitude worthy of an angel. �ali on cheryl joanie pat carol marl n kathy jill jolen ��sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss What is Seraph Sisters? A senior girl's club? Service organization? Honor society? It is a combination of these things . The club is not open to all girls . It's membership is limited to those senior girls having a three-point-four grade average, and willing to give one hour of service a day to the school. In this respect, it is a senior girl's honor society. As a club it undertakes projects designed to give service to the school. To some of the club members Seraphs was an honor; a club to which they devoted their time and effort. To other members it was an occasional meeting, and an activity to list on college records . 22 �a night Many girls remember the Seraph Dance- -for many it was th ir only date all year. The boys enjoyed not having to buy the bid-a Knights' dream. A suit of armor whose head fell off- -reminiscent of medieval days. The U. S. Male- -music to forget medieval days. Seven Knights, weapons prepared, r ady to battle it out for victory . . . 23 of =-:::::S -· OQ :::::r ,.. C/) ��. and matt won. 25 �a team is as good as the coach makes it Talent alone cannot make a winning team. Inspiration and leader hip are essential factors in a tenni team' ucce s. A member of the squad may provide thi inspiration and leadership, however the qualitie are u ually found in the coach. A winning coach under tand hi play rs a individuals, not a tepping stone to·a trophy. Jim Cole men wa a winning coach. And h had a winning t am b hind him. After accumulating th high t po sibl point total, and winning all five divi ions, Ea t came home with the state trophy. 26 �... and east took city, district, and state 27 �trick or tteat for you know what On Octob r 31 t, when all th childr n of the world ar out filling th ir trick or tr at bags with candy, Tri -Hi- Y and Key Club unite to go out and plead with n ighbor for pennies for UNICEF. Well, th re i trength in numb r and this year they cam back with 210.00 . But as far a that go , Halloween night and on thes two page are the only two places you will see these club together. TRI-HI-Y' introduction to the school com through their pancak breakfast, which i held early enough in the morning o you don't notice if the pancake are bad (which they weren't, this y ar) . Following thi school-wid pr miere, th girl of Tri-Hi-Y concentrate on oth r community service project . The) prepare a Thank giving dinner for a needy family, go caroling at Christmas time along with devising another Christmas project. Their idea are uncea ing wh n it comes to fund-raising projects and also, once a month they endeavor to learn about various religions . KEY -CLUB, on the other hand, though their purpo i cent red around the same principle a Tri-Hi-Y, is campo d of only bo in tead of girl . Their club tarts out the year with an attempt at putting out the E- Key . The whole chool thrives on each moment of mystery--not knowing whether it will come or not . But in spite of their problems with the E- Key, Key Club e tablishes itself a a ervice club through such activities as a Chri tma party for orphans, a rally spon ored by Kiwani , and once a year a club repre entative attend an International convention, which was last year, held in Montreal. 28 �29 �the many faces of rotc 30 �31 �combined into a team ... 32 �A general image of ROTC as a militaristic unit which p rforms as a color guard and a drill team prevails at East. Only students involved in ROTC have an insight into the human side of East Is military department. ROTC is a military organization; it is run in a military manner . While performing, the members of the drill team are conditioned to be robots, moving to counts without thought. What forces hold the team members togeth r, what makes them a winning team? Dedication, loyalty, and the will to win are the forces. ROTC is a volunteer organization, its members are aware of the long, hard hours of practice, the early morning and evening drills. Only emotions such as dedication and loyalty can keep the team together. A member of East s ROTC soon develops a determination to win, to be the best. Many people fail to see how a person can experience loyalty towards the military department. Loyalty to ROTC is loyalty to oneself. Just as an athlete strives to bring out the best in himself, and with that power, win in competition, an ROTC member strives for the leadership and discipline with himself. He utilizes these abilities and gains recognition through his effort. "Second to None" is the motto. In competition, in bearing and in leader hip, East's ROTC rates first. 1 �"carry the d the 34 �mies out to field , punk." In the sport of football there is always a great deal which goes unnoticed, unheard. "Listen, soph, you take your shower in about twenty minutes after us varsity has finished." The typical spectator or supporter only witnesses the game on Saturday; but Saturday's game is the end result of five days of practice. Football practice is what football is all about, and few know this better than an East sophomore or junior who doesn't make the varsity team. "I am telling ya, Bob, if I play on the neat squad one more day or hold one more dummy while the varsity runs their plays I'm gonna call it quits-- I am getting my butt kicked!" Few of East's sophomore and junior footballers actually do quit as they believe that their chance for acclaim and prestige is coming. This year's sophomore team under new coaches Olin and Calloway and junior team coached by Mr . Clarkson and Mr . Coleman are to be commended for winning 5-2-1 and 4-5 games respectively . "Listen, man, next year East is going to take State and I'm gonna b e all state end and you're gonna be all state quarterback, 0 . K. ?'' �President of the club, Don Meckley, swears in members of the jury at the fall trials. pwee- rah insted uv xpownding on duh mewritoryus aktiviteez an duh atrabeauts uv duh onherabull pwee-rah klubbe, membrrz uv duh affourmens hunned grub eyunanismulli "reckwested dat dis spase b doughneighted tu amour wurtwhy le gauz . " be in asstare izkno moor bedher kawz Nuddinwilt B. Wrowttyn. Justice; what Pre-law stands for. Throughout the year, the club's meetings were inhanced by the presence of interesting speakers. Initiation of a new member to the club. �east side players Hours of hard work- is it worth it? Every night after school until 5:30-for months . Page after page of lines to learn, knowing "The Curious Savage" so well backwards and forwards that you can't stand to sit through it again. Ticket sales going badly. Do people really care? Is it worth it? The final production comes at last. A few slips here and there, but it goes well. The satisfaction, the love for drama, the cast party afterwards-yes, to a drama club member it IS worth all that work. 37 �Ala n Woodard, Head Boy 'Leadership, to me, is one of those intangibles-similar to involvement and unity perhaps. I could look at myself and say that I have leadership within me somewhere, but the questionable thing is exactly how much do I possess? This year has brought me closer to my fellowmen of that one superior race--that of human beings, closer to God, and closer to myself. I have learned of my weaknesses and strengths through you--my friends, my enemies, and above all, my brothers. Intangibles have become a vital part of my life . . . I have learned to love where a time ago there was hate; I have learned to care for other instead of becorning an apathetic pawn to my own selfish desires; I have learned that the fullness in life is felt when I give to others that which I need for myself; and I have learned that here in my own school are people like me--each of them nursing their own intangibles. It is the intangibles at and within East that make Ea t great--those ideals of brotherhood and fidelity that will rise to their fullest in the future--not because of any one leader; rather because of the strength of such a school as OURS, united in its stand toward the love of all men. " -Alan Woodard, �Cathy Cantrell, He irl As the year began and I encountered twenty-two other Council members and a student body numbering about 2700, I realized I had much to learn. Through this year I have learned much , and my fellow students were my teachers . I learned that people need to love each other, and that we must try to understand each individual, accept him and allow him to change, put our trust in him and believe he is good . The love that grows among us at East makes us a strong people . This strength will help us build a better world. -Cathy Cantrell, 39 �c 0 u n c • I I Student Council as seen by some of its members: "Personal contact is really stressed, both within the council and with the students. During meetings we sometimes have to remind ourselves to listen to every individual because they stand for themselves as well as part of the student body. It's really hard to involve the students and sometimes we get too involved in just working in room 153 and so there's discouragement but there's enthusiasm also." "I have been told that if you give a man enough rope, he'll hang himself. I think Council has succeeded in tying its hands and hanging itself from the tower." "Council is changing; slowly but steadily progressing." "Council is trying; but not enough initiative." "Council needs more hard working radicals." "Council is made up of individuals who don't always agree." "In Council there is confusion." 40 �41 �class of '69 '70 '71 what then? I GravesSophomore Secretary I How many of us even knew the name of the president of our class? How many of us even voted in class elections? The answer - very few. Is itbecausewedon't care?or becausewe see no need to care. The class officers no doubt work hard at one time or another on projects that nine out of ten times mean nothing to the majority of students. Perhaps it is not their fault - perhaps we don't tell them what we want. But the class officers know better than any one of us that they are useless without students supporting them -not teachers, not the class sponsors, not student council. Perhaps what we need are student officers - not to plan parties, but to help students get from school something relevant to their lives in this crucial age in which we live. �Students are refusing to die the death of an impersonal machine. The refuse to accept teachers as lecturing, homework assigning, grade giving robots. Many of the teachers know no other way. What D. A. tried to do, and failed to do, for many reasons, was to help teachers be people. Many teachers are afraid to give up their po itions as authority figures. This is the problem at East. When a teacher is a person in the classroom, that teacher will be treated as a person. -- Steve Wolcott 1st semester president d. a. e s s e I e g a t e m b I y At the beginning of second semester I saw D . A . with the potential to function, be active, and accomplish. Not, however, in the field of drives and dances, but rather in the field of education. I hoped that D . A. could serve as a representative organization, and not have our hands tied by red tape, the administration, the faculty, or student council. I felt that rather than waiting for students to show interest in D . A. we must first show an interest in them and present things that would instill student interest in Delegate Assembly. --Jack James 2nd semester president. 43 �"I like tO play golf because I have a really cool outfit. The shirt is navy blue with eros ed club on the top left side, and th shorts are kind of cheeky with a pocket right in the center of the back, but the neate t part 1 the hat. It ha ... " "I get a great thrill when I watch the ball PLOP right in the little cup. A feeling of satisfaction prevails when I finally finish a round." "Well, uh, we d1d.n't have a real hot team, but our luck picked up and we even won two matches from T. ] . , the league champs!!" "We won 24 and lost 40. But after all, 'It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game' ... isn't it?" �"Cross-country is a trap. The harder you work, the b tter you get, and the better you get, the harder you have to work." This is the essence of cross-country according to one of East's top runners . Coach J rome Biffle agree when he says, "It probably requires a higher degree of selfconditioning and discipline than any other sport. " A lack of endurance and dedication hindered this years team, for to be a great runner it is necessary to thrive on these qualities . The experience of the past season can be counted on as preparation for next year . Coach Biffle is hard-driving, his lack of compas ion during practice makes the work even tougher . Surpri ingl y, after the season, the coach's techniques become appreciated. A person is an individual in cross-country, but in a good team there is a strong feeling of spirit among th runners. r u n n e r s trip �WIDE WORlD PHOTOS ELECTION 1968 defeat disappointment success disillusionment excitement law and order involvement hope violence peace fear vietnam trust change power black white vote pigs freedom insanity separation assassination third party chaos unity racism liberals new left old right newsmen hypocrisy faith conservative disgust fools november 5 victory? �47 �48 �In 1968, some Denver people decided it was time to integrate. Others decided this was not the time. East was already "integrated", and many of us had found out that Blacks and Hispanos didn't have it a lot better in Denver than a lot of other places." Rachel Noel made a Resolution (1490). Students for One Community (SOC) formed. People started going to School Board meetings and began to think harder about who they would vote for in the next School Board election. People started wondering why all the new, well equipped schools were lily white. People started wondering why East, and Manual, and West were suffering often substandard facilities. Now in 1969, "Integration" is still an unsettled question. East and Smiley are destined to become less than 20% Black. Is this what we all wanted? Something will come of the fight for integration. Maybe it won't even be integration. But most of us know what has to be done. It is only hoped that the people of Denver will find a solution Not in ten years, but Now, in 1969. ���a c e r t a • I n s 0 u n d To each student at East, the music has a certain sound. To those who have a part in the music programs, the sound means time, practice, and perfection. To some who listen, a part of this work becomes apparent. Others, who may listen or not, seemingly hear nothing. 52 ���, " // / r / ;'' / ,,-" ; /· ""' / ,. /f' // ���Through rain, sleet, snow and dark of night, young men and women in a mad search for adventure go out in the name of Aufsteiger and conquer the wilds. They climb trees, rep 1 mountains, cross barren plains, and fight stormy seas. Yes, they are noble students, Willing to sacrifice cherished hours of study to travel to strange and unconquered wildernes s. This year they even risked life and limb to go on a quest to the barbarou land of Mis issippi. East's noble members of Aufsteiger did everything from climbing the Rock-y Mountains to changing diapers. The active tud nt ranged from the weak and timid to the mighty. But through th leader hip of their honorable president, a young man of true stature, Auf teiger has proven that man conquers all! 58 �"any fool that goes out in this kind of weather must be in Aufsteiger" �GOTTESFELD "GALLANTLY" WHISKS WOODBURY margolin mentioned honorably "You shall not pr s down upon th brow of labor--thi crown of thorns. You shall not cru ify mankind upon a ro ' ' of gold!" + -Wilham ] nning Bryan .A. "I am pleading for a time T wh n cru lty and hatred hall not control the h arts of menbut wh n w can by JUstice, and by r ason, and by und rstanding and faith that all life is \\Orth saving, --and that the high st attribut of man is m rcy. " -Clar nee Darrow "Thus while capital punishment plunders to the passions of the mob, no one takes the pain to attempt to understand the meaning of the word crime." 60 -Clarenc Darrow �"Freedom comes from human beings, rather than laws and in titutions." + -Clarence Darrow "The blunders of those in authority are being heaped upon those of others; one lie necessitates another, so that the mass is becoming formidable." + -Emil Zola "I am pleading for the future, I am pleading for a time when hatred and cruelty will not control the hearts of men, when we can learn that all life is worth saving, and that mercy is the highest attribute of man." -Clarence Darrow "The peoples begin to com prehend that if to kill is a crime, to kill much cannot be an extenuating circumstance; that if to steal is a shame, to invade cannot be a glory . " + -Victor Hugo t "But if the Black Man doesn't get the ballot, then you are going to be faced with another man, one who forgets the ballot and starts using the bullet." -Malcolm X 61 ���this • IS the year 64 �65 ���What can be said of the White Jackets? Nothing can be said of the White Jackets that they haven't already said themselves. Enough said. oh pure, pure, white jackets �classical gas! Great Ceasar's Ghost! The JCL has done it again! Once more, this year, the club kept alive in the spirit of Cicero and Virgil and continued its masterful work as one of the best clubs at East. Their annual Io Saturnalia and Ides of March parties repeatedly celebrated the births and deaths of two of the world's greatest leaders, the cornucopia of a needy family was graciously filled by members of the club for Thanksgiving, and all DE GAUL was still divided into 3 parts. Needless to say, JCL had a successful year. �Ba::;ketball is more than a little bouncing bnll. It is a method of expre sion, a mean::; of communication. Its players c. pr ss style, and grace, / • ;;;:=-==-----=---__;=====:....__~.....:..--==.~ ang rand pride, and oft n the frustrations and hate of the ghetto. Basket There i something about scoring two points and seeing th net::; swbh which is more .·citing than in many other ::;ports. One only has to witn ss a clo~c game in the Boy~ gym or at th Auditorium Arena to feel the electricity of a swish basket. This year's sophomore squad coached by Don Smith and liiiiiiiiiiiii-&::~--':"""::;:;;;;;iiiliiiiiiPiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_.::-----::;;::;;;:;;, junior ·quad, he acted by Cl iff Olen, who filled in for , 1yron Craig on leav , exhibited the excitem nt and grac of basketball. Ball Is �a ball 71 �72 �keep your hands where they belong Wrest ling is an intricate tangle of contortions; complicated gnps on the opposition are mandatory. However East's wrestling team has become too tangled. "Keep your hands where they belong" has b come the motto. It is rare wh n East win an overall match. Coach Jim Coleman has been frustrated with the lack of spirit, because it is so important for a winning team. Unless the team gets a hustle on, the prospects aren't much better for next year. 73 �pre-med Pre-Med i ' a club for , alp ls. twe zer , hypos and students int rested in a medical car er The) oung medics went to C. S. U. on a tour of the Veterinarian Hospital and kept th guid in stit he ' the whole time. Dr Robert B ck, from Denver General spoke to all ear ' on the topic of drug and their effects Another p aker who talked on diabetic and ' ign to look for. inspired them into having a uck r ale. The sale wa very stick.')' but profitable for the club 0 0 0 0 �red cross Red Cross aided people throughout the year in various ways, one of which wa giving partie for one another The active member served a delicious turkey dinner to the les fortunate p ople of Salvation Army (God Bl s the Red Cro When sidewalks w r dre d in Holiday style, the m mbers filled their bag and flew to the Santa Clau Shop where they were greeted with open arms Th new year brought in man) up and down with th annual yo-yo sale The sale was a big uccess and to celebrate they had a party 0 0 0 ) 0 0 0 �Youth speaks to us every day. We speak for it and it speak for us. For we are youth and we live in an age where youth to orne means the only hope for the world and to others the only destruction. Voice of Youth is our spokesman and it is heard over the widest area that any voice may be heard --television. Do you know what your Voice is saying? v 0 • I c e 0 f y 0 u t h y teens Y Teens is a girls service club that is affiliated with theY. W. C. A. The Teens have been serv ing the community in many ways -mostly by having fun . 76 �inter-club council? After many trials and tribulations, Inter -Club Council received an official (?)okay from the assembly committee to go ahead with their scheduled program . This activity proved to be a (pie) smashing success . The Sweetheart Dance and Leadership Conference finally got off the ground planning-wise, and ended up being representative of the. whole year . For those of you who never knew, and those of you who have forgotten, Inter - Club Council is the clubs communication link to the student body. It is comprised of all club presidents . Presiding over this years occasional meetings was Jane Hendryson, ICC's president(?) 77 �court of love convenes miss edna welch mr. wayne roberson sweetheart couple miss debbie russell mr. edgar johnson miss jean pryor mr. wi !son stafford miss beverly hobbs mr. felton johnson �miss alison ando mr. bruce pace miss gay jones mr. ray whittington miss linda hart mr . bernie broderick miss sue aldridge mr. jay piaratt �The Elongated Daily Bulletin As a loyal upstanding Ea t Tradition, SPOTLIGHT failed; as an elongated daily bulletin, it achieved mediocrity. But a a break from past i sues, it can be considered a uccess although far from new and innovative. For the first time SPOTLIGHT began to reflect the attitude of the tudent body. Stories about Blacks and Chicano began to find their way among the White award winners. The movement to become a part of East, not a separate entity, was started. Like all other a pects East, SPOTLIGHT redesigned its familiar format . Article were keyed to the de ires of East tudents , particularly in the area of news and hurnan - intere t feature . Articles dealing with the Black student movement and school integration fre quented the paper. The establishment of "Council Cornrnents ", gave Student Council the opportunity to inform East of its activities . In a like manner, SPOTLIGHT also sponsored a news supplement to the paper-U. S. A. , which was published twice a month . In a sincere effort to avoid becoming the negative , destruc tive trash of previous years , SPOT LIGHT unfortunately developed a "middle of the road" policy, if this term is not too harsh or biased. The most pointed positions were those of the proverbial fingers . SPOTLIGHT has suffered under severe handicap that can be grouped into two general areas: the staff and the paper . Beginning the year with a staff of about eleven and a debt of 600; SPOTLIGHT is proud to announce that, after much work and concentration, they have doubled both . Characterized by white space, nebulous pictures, subtle humor to the point of no existence, and the artsy-craftsy talents of Robbie Craig, SPOTLIGHT was a very special, unique experience . In simpler terms , a kick in the head . - Margy Heirn Debbie Blair �81 �international relations In International Relations Club, the members become acquainted with cultures (other than AmeriCanism) and try to achieve a better understanding of the people of other nationalities. These objectives are accomplished by activities such as dinners at various foreign restaurants and talking to foreign exchange students to get their reaction to A merica. One member stated, "I really like this club. It's really great to get away from the American influenced people once in a while." Yes, believe it or not, America is not the only country worthwhile in the world. 82 �In the area of extra -curricular activities , everyone would like to excell in some way . Some people knock heads together on the football field , others talk, while still others contort themselves into pretzels. It all sounds ridiculous, but this is what many students like to see. The Chess Club was formed to offer students a modern, intelligent sport rather than more primitive, gargantuan rituals. Many people look down their noses at Chess. They think it is a sissy game because no one risks hurting themselves in the game. However, the tide is gradually starting to turn . The Chess team is probably one of the most successful organizations at East, with a 5 - 0 record citywide. So the next time you are confronted with the long-established primitive rituals, remember Chess -- the reasonable alternative. Respect the person who selects this alternative. He is a school pace-maker by moving away from the primitive. - -Mar tin Deschner president, Chess Club chess 83 �tanksters get to midway �Oh brother, swim practice today. I hate swimming th e laps every day. Y eh, I know what you mean, all we ever do is go over to G . W . and swim. You'd think "Flipper" would just give up, but he never does . Just think how great we will be next year, there are only four of us seniors this year. I know, because the main strength tlus year were the Juniors and the Sophomores . Just think, maybe next year we'll beat G . W. for a change. Who knows we might even get a swimming pool. 85 �exchanging glances 86 �What is it like to be a foreign exchange tudent? An exchange tudent coming to the United State ? What is it like to come as a vi itor to a country that consider itself to be the richest, most intelligent, and altogether the best country in the world? America, the country whose typical citizen i the suburbanite; whose values center around its wealth, two cars and a beautiful house. The American doesn t need anything, he s got it all, and if he lacks something, he can get it on time payments and credit. Being a foreign exchange student (if the American public work it their usual way) can be a very humbling experience. East has two foreign exchange students; Bessie Perdiki from Greece and Pedro Botovchenco from Brazil. Each of them have brought to East a culture, a flair, a personality of another land. Every person who has met either of them have gotten a moving glimpse into the workings of a foreign culture. But what have have they received in return? Surely we owe more to them than a nod of recognition or an awkward passing "Hello". If anyone at East does not recognize either of these name it i hi los , not theirs, because Pedro and Bessie represent what this country is built on; people from place far from this corner of the world. For America is not a culture or a race, it is a mas , a piece of every culture that exists. Maybe the people of this country had better top knocking out from under them exactly that on which this country was built. 1 1 I 87 �foreign language The main objective of the Foreign Language Club is to supplement the work in the language classroom, concerning the most important goal of world understanding and the furtherance of good human relations. A knowledg of the cultural background of the languages being studied is stimulated through movies, records, visits to foreign restaurants, and contact with people from other lands. �bowling Every Tuesday night members of the bowling club are not so pinned down by schoolwork that they can It strike off to Celebrity Lanes for their weekly bowl game. Sparing the wit and getting on the ball, the club Is members work hard all year to achieve their goal of a perfect game. Afterwards, I am told, they all meet to split a banana shake. The bridge club of East High "parties" throughout the year. At these parties interested members play bridge and devise new methods of "abridging" the game in order to win. Disinterested members don t com . 1 bridge 89 ���Speech Club started off the year on its left foot by sweeping the Fort Morgan Invitational Speech Meet. Unfortunately, the Angel orators had no support from the rest of the student body. But, that didn't stop the Angel speakers, for they went on to win the D. U. Invitational, Lincoln Speech Meet, and the North Glenn Invitational. East speakers qualified well for the state meet, but, again, no support. Perhaps next year, East will have enough time to cheer for a WINNING team. --Jane Hendryson president, Speech Club �• One group in the school who endeavors to bring true culture to East through pure art form is the Art Service class. These students are picked from the art classes for their ability and have one hour a day to use their talent in serving the school. Like man) artists of the past, the talent of the Art Service class is not widely acclaimed. Although they are only allowed to display their talents through school posters, and play backdrops, the boundless talent of this group glows from each artifact they bring to life. Because of the lack of acknowledgement for this artistic group, Angelus devotes this page in prolific praise to the Art Service class in hopes that they will not die penniless and unrecognized by the audience of thousands within the walls of East High School. art service �You '11 never believe it, but Model Teens had another Chili Supper this year, another Senior boys' panel, and another fashion show. But this year the club sought out the wild, unique look of today at such stores as P. J. 's Outpost and Prestor John's. Appearance has become an art which often dominates the average high school student's attention. Through membership in Model Teens exists an opportunity for experimentation in the art of looking different. model teens �Although seldom in the spotlight, Hi- Y' s achievements were quite significant. The club's basketball team won first place in a tournament sponsored by the YMCA. Perhaps some of East's best players are on this team, but for reasons having nothing to do with their athletic ability were not allowed to play on East's "official" team. Members also participated in service projects and built a model legislature in the national project, Youth of Government. 95 hi-y �black is back BLAC AWARENESS WEEK Black is back. And this year at East, an alliance of blacks has been formed. • The purpose of this alliance has been to learn about the dignity and unique pride there is in being black; to enjoy blackness. There has been a revolution in the thinking of black people, and the BSA has sponsored speakers, mu ic, recordings, movies, books, entertainment, and opportunity for the black students to rap together about their involvement in this movement of minds. 96 �97 �spring is how i feel after having a quart 98 �• spr1ng 99 �"A YTHING GOES!" Three months of work and two nights of glory. " 1. 25, better be worth it." Chorus, dancers, Alan, Amber, Daryl, Margaret, Sharon, Dennis. "Say, I hear there's supposed to b some fine sophomores in this play!" Tryouts, tension, call-backs, acceptance, "I got a part!" Rejection, rehearsals, blocking, scripts, memorizing lines, songs, band, dancing. "What's this . . . the female lead's taller than the male lead?" 1930's, sets, props, coordinating, disgust, closeness, hate, apathy, fun, laughs, fatigue, "Friendship", mistakes, lights, costumes, makeup, seven kids in a Renault. "Wytias and Fiser never looked better . " March 21 and 22, packed houses, royalties, publicity, posters, t a 1 k, opening night, tickets, overture, receptive audiences, a p p 1 au s e, reaction. "Moonie wouldn't hurt a flea!" Chinese Gamblers, sexy evangelist (or was that a night club singer), propositions, four fallen angels, George Bernard Shaw? anything goes 100 �"Whew! Bonnie saved the 'Heaven Hop'!" Fun, disguises, gangsters, England, the brig, the S. S. American, Brethren and sistren, real champagne, spirit, excitement, smiles, cries of joy. "THAT'S A SOPHOMORE?" Scene changes, cues, costume changes, perfection, encores, curtain calls, and that Cast Party! All this for two days of glory. It was worth it!! ! ���riflettes As the la t bell of the day toll , th re gathers a small group of Ea tHigh student in the dark pa sag s of the school. They have onl). one goal in mind as they stretch themselv s out in the shadows. Each alert eye i drawn to a singl target, each m nlber ha his own goal and each prepares to reach it. Gw1s are handed out and loaded. The group grow ten . With the firing of the fir t shot, the tension i released and followed by a continuous succession of rounds piercing the silence. After an hour the building fall into it usual quiet . . . �But there is no need for alarm, no need to fear an upcoming revolution from this group, for they are only Rillettes. Girls who enjoy the art of marksmanship gather one night a week and practice their skill. No, there is no need for alarm, but still . . . it is not recommended that you get on the bad side of one of the Rillettes - remember, she's armed. Lacross The game of Lacrosse i played with a stick, a webbed piece of wood which serves in passing and catching as well as a club, gloves and shoulder pads to diminish bruses, and a helmet so the player sees the field behind a screen just as the spectator is baffled by fence wir s. Being a new sport, it is often confu ing, but amazingly simple compared to the complex rules of football. The object is to get the ball past a hord of club-wielding midfieldmen, through the opposing team's team's defense, and finally shooting the ball past the goalie who eems bigger than the goal. It is teamwork and skill in handling the ball with a stick instead of hands that makes Lacrosse a challenging sport. lacrosse ��A class such as the seminar on social studie::; is sometimes difficult to r un across in high schools today. The longer people look to find individuality and informality in classrooms, the sooner they discover that the educational system definitely lacks and even discourages such characteristics as these. It 1s not often that a student can say that he actually enjoys his teachers or his classes, because he feels that their regulations and uniformities smother his way of thinking. In the seminar, however, this same student can express real opinions, think real thoughts, and be his own real self. Furthermore, supervisors Richard Yates and John Schrant concentrate solely on making students' ideas produce worthwhile results. While kids ordinarily have to think hard to name classes where they wanted to get involved, the seminar is composed of numerous activities composed by the students themselves where involvement comes naturally. Members of the class - including open enrollment students from many high schools all over Denver, and a few natives of East High - aid m teaching grade school students who need concentration on individual subjects. The students also carry on discussions concerning a wide variety of current topics of interest, such as the draft, integration, welfare, pornography, law and order. Sensitivity training groups are conducted weekly. Obviously, these activities could lead to nothing but a surprising amount of hard-core, out-and-out learning - about the everyday concerns and future activities of each individual in the class. Obviously, classes like the Social Studies Seminar are achieving worthwhile goals faster than any regulation -bound institution of learning. Obviously, the educational system has something to learn from this contrast between regular and seminar classes. �"you call that support for a state team?" -coach mitchell East's gynmastics team has had a very successful season this year under the direction of Coach Mitchell. The combination of Mark aylor on trampoline and tumbling, Daryll Simpson on parallel bars, Dennis Febinger on rings, and Felton Johnson on all-around has provided the team with good potential in the State Meet in May. However Gynmastics has become apparently the sport of the chosen few. It is always easy to find a seat, for only 25 or so "elite" students who attend fill the aud1ence, or so it seems. Yes, you must have to be special to go to a Gynmastics meet--otherwise, why in the world aren't there more people there??? Hmmm- just can't figure it out, eh? 108 �Bill Jent-Captain Felton Johnson Earl Mosley Leonard Padilla Jim Johns Mark Naylor Ron Walton Daryl Simpson Jon Bradshaw Dennis Febinger Martin Middlebrook Lonnie Valdez Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Jr Jr Jr Jr Jr Soph ��FEBRUARY 13 - 12 00 110011 METROPOUTAN STATECOWGE Olllaq I U IOOM136 ���s e n Standing around Ray Gottesdeld are • I 0 r s c h 0 I a David Rockwell, Alan Woodard, Terri Rosenbaum, Kathy Allman, Steve Wolcott, Elizabeth Overland, and Carol Cantrell. Having outstanding grades and test scores are representatives of the Senior Scholars. These eight seniors have an accumulative grade point average of 4. 3 or above and their combined verbal and math scores are 1300 or higher. r s 11 4 �s e n • I 0 r g • I r I a w a r d s 11 5 �116 �Oh wow. Here I am at first base. I just hit a single and knocked in the tieing run. If I can score we'll win the game and the state title will be East's. Oh wow. Stay alert - Coach is giving signals - there it is - the steal signal, groovy. Here I go. Run, run, run, slide - you're safe! Oh, wow, I made it to second and now I'm in scoring position. We 're gonna win. I know we are. Crack! There goes a ball through infield. I'm gonna score - around third, run, run, run, there's home plate and the state championship. I'll be a hero! Here it comes, slide - you're out! Oh no! I started my slide to soon and I ended up a foot short stretching my foot like an idiot. How embarrassing. Well, here I am walking to the bar. "Give me a stiff one, Joe. I gotta forget something. " Oh gosh, it's 8:00 and I have to get to the game by 8:30. What a wierd dream. Man, I hate getting out of bed on Saturdays! 117 �ROSTER Sam Bacino Bernie Broderick John Conono Nick Carranco Jim Chambers Jeff Cheek Bruce Fields Dave Goddin Rocky Innes Matt Jackson Willy Jackson Mike Jones Pat Knealey Jim Martinez D. ady Ed Nos John Reynolds Wayne Roberson Bill Roshcolf Jim Thomas Melvin Washington 118 �119 �color day royalty In the Court of Royalty (above) are Linda Hart, Alva Nelms, and Greg Lovato. May Queen Candidates are (from left to right) Yvonne Phillips, Gena Owens, Carol Cantrell, Cheryl Thomas, Toi Jones, Sharon Jones, and Sydney Danforth. �Sophomore 1ay Queen Attendants are (from left to right) Gayle icholson, Gay Jones, Charmaine Smith, and Nelda Milligan Senior Honorary Attendants (above) are (from left to right) Pat Carey, Margy Heim, Bamara Wright, Dorothy Sowell, Vicki Krieger, Pat Chase, Charlayne Murrell, Carol Atkison, and Mary Ann Sauemriet. Junior May Queen Attendants are (from left to right) Cindy Lewis, Beatrice Frelow, Imesia Evans, Monica Adams, Lee Gash, and Anita Garrett. 121 ��track TRACK (trak), n. l. a footprint 2. a line of travel or motion. 3. a way of doing or acting. 4. a course of running, jumping, throwing, etc.; track and field sports as a group. 8. a sequence or succession of events, thoughts, etc. - -v. t. l. to follow by means of footprints, marks, smell, etc. 2. to trace in any way. 3. to find and follow (a track, course, etc.) 4. to make one's way through or over; traverse. Middle French trac, probably Germanic (compare Middle Low German trecken to draw, pull) 123 �Fernando Allen George Askew Ken Ausbie Tim Baxter Jess Bartlett Garry Bishop Jeff Bowen Bill Brent Tim Brenr Les Brown Lloyd Buchanan Greg Caldwell Darryl Collier Wilford Comer Fred Compean Calvin Dacus Larry Dews Dan Dra Scott Duncan Tom Emmons Nate Fitz Henry Frazier Don Friarson Ricky Garner Fred Grassman Tony Gazman Lonnie Hampton Elmer Haynes Grey Hudley Bob Hunter a sequence of events and thoughts. 124 Terry Juniel Rick Johnson Jeff Levin David Lusk Magellean Berry Jerry Mann Elbert Maxey Ernest McKinney Dwain Miller Tony Morrow Alonzo orris Paul Pantaloon Erick Parker Mike Perkins Gregg Peters Bruce Phillips Primus Russell James Ranke Steve Reyes Larry Scott Cliff Simms George Speliotes Charles Speed Ron Smith David Taylor Mike Walker Joe Was Pete Whittington Coach: Mr. Jerome Biffle ����128 �People is difficult. People is people. People is fun, play, imagination, magic. Ah, Ah. People is pain, people is sick, people is mad, people is hurt, people is hurt people, is kill, is kill self. Where is fun, where is play, where is imagination, where is magic? People I love. Mad people, beautiful people, hurt people, sick people, broke people, in pieces people, I love. Why? Why is lost from people, fun, play, imagination, magic. What for? -- Doctor Pingitzer from TRACY'S TIGER by William Saroyan ���132 �Whoever would be a teacher of men, let him begin by teaching himself before teaching others; and let him teach by example before teaching by word. For he who teaches himself and rectifies his own ways is more deserving of respect and reverence than he who would teach others and rectify their ways. - Iman Ali 656 A.D. 133 �robert p. colwell "keep the faith, mr. c." kathryn �administration tilford j. cole assistant principal edward gall egos jr. acting coordinator a. lace, acting dean 135 �136 �english Doris Barton �english �John Zumwinkle 139 �2 mathematics V= r h -:··~ �Tom Ellison Elsa Berger 141 ���language Allen Clerihue . mUSIC 144 �art June Sinnard �social science Gerald Noonan ��John Timmons Linda Bowl �Emil Ziegler H I I Richard Johnson �industrial arts Raymond Maley �home economics �vocations �business education physical education 153 �special departments . .. 154 • •' JO .... ~··.,. ...... ...... ~ - ... - -~-- _..._ ",. �Ellen Cohn Cook irs. Howard ~---Special Education �plates the world sun . ....,...·s beautiful. �Aldicich, Pamela Allman, Jana Andrew, Bobbi Andrews, Wendy Argall, Louise Ater, Patty Austin, Kathy Baird, Debbie Barber, Bill Benson, Chris Betz, Mike Bouknight Sam Buford, Mike Burger, Ed Burkett, Cynthia Burrows, Eric Campbell, Larry Cass, Gary Cherrie, Melinda Chessen, Jim Cockle, Marilyn Cole, G:aylon Collins, Debra Collins, Pam sophomores Connell, Deidra Coguillard, Joe Crabtree, Kay Craig, Richard Crouch, 1ari Crow, Terri Cumings Sandy 157 �Davis, Sally DeHerrera, Paul De Nagy, Patti Dengler, Mark Dollard, Robert Donaldson, Mary Dotson, Dennis Draines, Marvin Duncan, Debbie Eckhardt, Albert Elliott, Linda Epperson, Kent Falkenberg, Dorothy Flint, Robert sophomores Franklin, Jean Franklin, Linda Frey, Deidra Jo Friend, Charles Fry, Charlene Frye, Robin Louise Gash, Darrell Gaul, Mike Gilmer, Karen Gomez, Kathryn 158 �Halterman, Gary Hankins, Garnet Hall, Jim Hall, Rob Guillen, Peggy Hahn, Mike Groshong, Sue Grunw ald, Mike Griffin, Carolyn Groshong, Kris Graves, Becky Gray, Frank Gotx>, David Grano, Michael 159 ���Pappas, Ernest Patterson, Angie Robinson, Tony Rodarte, Helen Pierson, Kathy Petet, Ann Rose, Catherine Rosenbaum, Debbi Pos~y, Jumetta Probst, Margie Salone, Tony Schilt, Diane Reagen, George Reagen, Terry Scopel, Paula Schomp, Kiki Redfern, Luanne Reed, Suzanne Scott, Paula Shanahan, Debbie Reynolds, Ray Riley, Vicki Shilling, Emily Short, Polly Roberson, Catherine Robinson, Carol Shultz, Jim Skillen, Kevin Robinson, Paula Robinson, Sylvia Smith, Charmaine Spahn, David 162 �Speicher, Tim Spitiotes, George Stern, Rob Streno, Helene Strong, Polly Suggs, Charlotte Swansor, Beatrice Tanaka, George Taylor, Sarah Thacker, Bill Thom as, Judie Thompson, Karen Tierney, Jacqueline Townsend, Cheryll Travis, Joan Trujillo, Arlene Turner, Billy Venters, Danny Venters, Marian Wagner, Carol Wagner, Robin Walcott, Betsy Walsh, Judy Ware, Terry Washington, Mary sophomores Weber, Louise Whiteside, Paula Whittington, George Wichner, Sally Wieder, Cindi Wilkerson, Dane Williams, Janet Wilson, Dorothy Winter, Debbie Wirth, Candy White, John Wilkerson, Katie Woods, Linda Wright, ancy Yamashita, Gary Zier, Randy 163 �Abbott, Lee Anne Adams, Monica Aldridge, Susan Alexander, Ilsoo Alexander, Susan Ando, Chris juniors Arter, Steve Ashley, Sandy Augenstein, Marie Aumiller, Roxanne Banting, La Verne Barger, Chris Barham, Valerie Beasley, Lynn Bellinger, Chery lene Benton, Judy Bidwell, Janet Blanas, James Blount, Sarah Bollacker, Lee Brockman, Sandrena 164 �Brunton, Tohn Campbell, Jill Cantini, Sharon Carter, Leslie Chamberlain, Robert Chessen, Kay Collinsworth, Uoyd Colvin, Mike Cook, Mary Cook, Yvonne Cooper, Jill Coquillard, Cokie Cousins, Renee Cowans, Joslyn Cumings, Sarah Dalton, Vicki Davis, Carla Davis, Debbie Deakin, Ellen Dennis, Mollie DeProfio, Dan Discoe, Kathy Donna, Linda Draines, Michael 165 �Draper, Ida Dryden, Karen Euell, Leonard Evans, Imesia Evans, Pamela Falkenberg, John Faxon, Becky Febinger, Dennis Feith, Cathy Felton, LaVerne Felton, Zavon Fields, Daryl Fisher, Andy Fisher, Carol Forselius, Wendy Francis, Margot Franz, ancy Frazier, Fred Frelow, Beatrice Gall, Jan Garcia, Cyndy Garfunkle, Karen Garrett, Anita Garrett, Judy juniors �Gash, Lee Gash, Sharon Gertner, Leonette Gibbs, Cynthia Gilmer, Katrina Goldsmith, Galen Goolsby, Cheryl Gorman, Patricia Grandy, Vicki Grano, Cheryl Gray, Ruby Green, Josette Greenwell, Darlene Sue Groshong, Chris Guinyard, Mary Ann Gurtler, Joan Haas, Philomena Hailey, Mike Hale, Roxanne Hall, John Hallett, ini Hamm, Shirley Hanatani, Joan Hanson, Vicki Harrison, Ralph Hart, Robert Hartig, Helga Hawkins, Claudia Head, Cathy Hellen, Cynthia �Hernandez, Maria Hess, Susy Hobbs, Beverly Holt, Kathy Housand, Mary Howard, Jim Hudson, Olivia Hueftle, Jim Hunt, Eddie Ingram, Mary Innes, David Jackson, Denise Jackson, William James, Opal Johnson, Dave Johnson, Holly Johnson, Peggy Kasch, Karl Keefe, Kevin Kemp, Karen Kennedy, Linda Kenealy, Pat Kersay, Patti Knowles, Susan Laugerude, James Leaf, Mary Leahy, Rose Levin, Jeff Levinson, Ken Lewis, Vivian �Littleton, Ronald Loeb, Larry Love, Charmaine Madsen, Darrell Markwell, Ken Martin, Phil Martinez, Jim McAlexander, Debbie McCoy, Denise McDaniel, Harvey McGimpsey, Dottie McGregor, Sally McGuire, Theresa Mcintyre, Sherry McKinney, Deborah Meyer, Renee Middlebrook, Martin Miller, Alicia Miller, Patricia Mitchell, Daniel • • untors �• • I rs • titchell, Janice litche 11, Kathy • toller, Mary , tonk, Wanda Morshige, Gayle 1ulhem, 1ike akajima, Mark aylor, Mark elson, Kathy ise, Jack Oblock, Gary Odegaard, Carol Oliver, An ie Olson, Diana Oswald, Lee Ott, Daryl Patterson, Connie Peros, Joanie Perrill, Pam Peterson, Kris Petty, Tanya Phelps, Jennifer Pirkey, Lee Poindexter, Karen Powell, Linda Price, Deborah Pryor, Jean Quick, Beth Raffin, Chris �m Reinert, Robert Rhodes, Id Rhode , Jenny Rice, Daphne Roberson, Wayne Rohr, Terri Rollerson, Cecelia Rose, Janey Rose, 1iriam Roybal, Tootsie Rozelle Regina Rucker, Patricia Rupp, Bobbie Rupp, Tina Russell, Deborah Sanders, Dorothy Sandoval, Candy Scott, Loretta Schomp, Lisa Short, Gary Simpson, Diane Smiley, Shirlie Smith, Dedra Spahn, Steve Speicher, Tom Sperry, Chris Sperry, Julie Stafford, Wilson 17 1 �Streno, Robert Sweed, Patsy Thomas, Gary Thompson, Larry Todhunter, Sherman Trace, Julie Underwood, Jewel Vickers, Lucia Wade, Dave Wagner, Debby Walsh, Alice Warner, Dan Watson, Jan Wellman, Sachiko Whitman, Helen Wieder, Lee Wilkerson, Rowena Willy, Linda Wilson, Debbie Winston, Laurie Wise, Mike Woods, Harold Jr . Wszolek, Edie Young, Robert Zynan, Bill • • JUniors 172 ��ADA, 1S, TERRIAufsteiger; Concert Choir; Delegate ss mbly; Dollars for Scholars; High School Red Cro ; Secretary; Model Teens; San Felipe Expedition; Santa Claus Shop; TARS; '69 Club. AIL.\ DER, SHELLEYAll-City Pep Club; 11-School Show; Angelaires; Anything Goes; Concert Choir; Drama Club-East Side Players; FTA, Historian, Secretary; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; TARS; White Jackets, Corresponding Secrctal) ALLE , TERES\ ALLEN, TOMAll-City Band; Brass Ensemble; Chess Club; Concert Band; Scuba Club; Stage Crew. ALLMA , KATHY A ·oo, ALISO All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Royalty Editor; Cheerleader; Fall Sports Queen~ ttendant; Girls' State; ICC Leadership Conference; JCL; Junior Escort; May Queen Attendant; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets. A DREV.S, CAROLYNDelegate Assembly; International Relations Club; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters. A DREWS, 1IKEAll-School Show; Anythin~ Goes; Camelot; Concert Band; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; Stage Band. ARGALL, WOODY ARGUELlO, MA~ AR~1STRO. G, DO_ ARROYO TONYAll-School Show; Boys' Bowling; Intra-School E.change; Me.·ico Trip; Senior Class Officer, President; Stage Crew; Student Council; Wrestling. A TKISO , CAROLAll-City Choir; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Choir; All-State Orchestra; Camelot; Sophomore Class Officer, Treasurer; Concert Choir; Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Escort; \-1odel Teens, Scrapbook Editor; Seraph Sisters; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student CoW1cil Workshop; Wolcott Contest. AUG£ STEI , LUTHER BADGETT, DO. ABlack Students Alliance BADGLEY, DONA l • sen1ors �BAGA , KERRY BAIRD, BOB BAKER, SHARO T BAKER, WILLIAM BA 'KS, EDWARD BARBER, DAVE BARBER, 1HOMAS BARKER, ROBI BARLOWSKY, MARIAArt Club; Art Service; Drama Club-EastSide Players BAYES, DAVID BELLI GER, NELDAAll-School Show; Angelites; Concert Choir; Distributive Education; Speech. BELYEA, BECKY BE NETT, PEGGIEAngelites; Distributive Education. BERNARD, MARYConcert Choir; Girls' Gymnastics; Riflettes. BARRY, MAGELLA Black Students Alliance; ''D" Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; Track. BESORE, MARYAll-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; Bridge Club; Concert Orchestra; Foreign Language Club; FT A; Girls' Gymnastics; International Relations Club; JCL; Junior Achievement. BETZ, JOHN BIGGS, MARTYAufsteiger; Concert Orchestra; DECA; Distributive Education; Girls' State, Alternate; Human Relations Conference; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Achievement, Secretary; Knit-Wits, President; Model Teens; Riflettes, Range Officer; '69 Club. �BL\IR, DEBBI Black Students Alliance; Broomfield Exchange; Camelot; Cherry Creek Exchange; Delegate Assembly; FT A, State Vice President; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Achievement; Knit-Wits; Model Teens; Ranum Exchange; Sophomore Council; Spotlight Staff, DA Representative, ews Editor, Reporter; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Tri-Hi- Y; White Jackets; '69 Club. BLOU T, DO NA BLUM, DEN IS Anything Goes; BB Club; Boys' State; Drama Club-East Side Players; Human Relations Conference; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Council; Key Club; Vice President; Pre-Law Club; Sophomore Council; Student Council; Tennis; Woodbury Contest; '69 Club. BLU T, JOH All-Around Good Guy; Angelus Staff, Head Photographer; Bridge Club; Chess Club; Euclidean Club; Junior Achievement; Scholastic Photography Awards, Regional Finalist; TARS; Teen-Dems; '69 Club . BOARD, KAREN Model Teens; Tri-Hi- Y; White Jackets; Y-Teens. BOHM, ANCI BOTOVCHE CO, PEDRO BRA DON, BARRY BRA SCOMBE, ALLISON All-City Band; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Human Relations Conference; JCI., Tribune, Vergil Award; Junior Escort; Model Teens; ational Forensics League; Outward Bound; PTA Orientation Staff; Seraph Sisters; Speech; Spotlight Staff; Copy-Rewrite Editor; Wolcott Contest . BRIANO, RUDY BR!DGEFOR TH, SHARON BRODERICK, BERNIE All- City Football; Baseball; Basketball; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; La Crosse Club; Seraph King Candidate; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; '69 Club. �BROWN, DEBORAH BROW ' E, ROBERT BRYANT, RICHARD BRYANT, WA DA BUCHA A , LINDA BUCKSTEIN, GARY BULLOCK, FRIEDA BURGER, SHARIE Aufsteiger; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Escort; Outward Bound; Seraph Sisters, Vice President; White Jackets; '69 Club. BURKETT, MARILYNAll-School Show; Anything Goes; Camelot; Concert Choir; Drama ClubEast Side Players, Recording Secretary; FT A, Parliamentarian, President; ICC; Junior Escort; ational Thespians Society; Seraph Sisters; '69 Club. BURNETT, ALLAN • sen1ors 177 ���FUKUHARA, JOLENE GALLEGOS, WILLIAM All-City Wrestling; Boys' State; Wrestling. GARCIA, DAVID GARNER, RICKY GffiBO S, A GIBSO , KATHY GILl, LEE GILLET, TEDD GLICK, CAROL All-School Show; Bowling Club; Del· egate Assembly; Girl's Gymnastics; Knit-Wits. GOLDSTEIN, BONNIE Arapahoe Exchange; Concert Choir; DPHS .\sian Art Seminar; Euclidean Club; Folklore Club; International Relations Club; Junior Escort; Mayor's Youth Council; PTA Orientation Staff; Seraph Sisters. GOLTRY, STA LEY GOODWIN, JEA E GOTTESFELD, RAY GRANT, EU ICE GREEN, CATHY GROSHONG, CHUCK GUEST, LLOYD All-School Show; "D" Club; Football; Hi- Y, President; ICC; Junior Achievement; ROTC, Battalion Staff, Drill Team; Symposium; Track; '69 Club. GUNN, SUE 180 • sen1ors �HAH , ROCK HALL, FR ' CI ' E HALL, .\1AGGIE High School Red Cross; JCL; Montage Staff; Outward Bound; Pre- ted Club; Skeast; Sophomore Council; White Jackets. HALLET, MARYDelegate ssembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; Model Teens; Spotlight Staff, Photography Co-ordinator; '69 Club. HARRELL, CO RAD "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Swimming; Track. HARRISO , WILUAM HART:f\.1A , MIKE HATFIEID, JOYCE All-City Pep Club; All-School Show; Angelaires, Secretary; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Orientation Staff; \Vhite Jackets, Treasurer. HA VUCEK, UBBY HAWKINS, ALYIN All-School Show; Concert Band; Black Students Alliance; ROTC, Drill Team and Platoon. HA WKI S, CYNTHIA HAWKINS, A CYAngelites; Arvada Exchange; Cathedral Exchange; Delegate Assembly; Riflettes; Speech; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Leadership Conference at CSU; Student Council Workshop; '69 Club. HEAD, CLING HECKEL, JERRY HEIM, MARGY Black Students Alliance; George Washin~on Exchange; Junior Escort; National Merit Semifinalist; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Sophomore Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Spotlight Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Page Editor; TriHi-Y, Chaplin; White Jackets; '69 Club. HENDERSON, CHO IT A HE DRYSO , JA E HENRY, A ITAKnit-Wits; Model Teens; Orchesis; '69 Club. ���I • sen 1ors NORTHWEST DOOR HUDGI S, DAVID HUFF, SUSA HU , EARL HU T, KE HU TER, ROBERT HUSTO , P!\UL HYDI GER, MARILY High School Red Cross; Junior Escort; Pre-Med Club; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets; '69 Club I GRAM, NELLIE INNES, ROCKYAufsteiger; Baseball; Boys' State; "D" Club; East Hi~h River Trip; Golf; ICC; Skeast; President. INOUYE, DIANADistributive Education INSKEEP, BARBARAAll-City Pep Club; High School Red Cross; Junior Escort; Pre-Med Club; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets; Historian IRWI , STEVE IZQUIERDO, AR ULFO JACKSO , BRUCEBlack Students Alliance; Hi-Y; Track; '69 Club JACKSO , EMILY JACKSON, MATTAll-City Tennis; All-District Tenms; All-State Tennis; Angelus Staff; Baseball; "D" Club; Junior Usher; Seraph King; Tennis. JESKE, JOYCE JOHNS, JAMES JOHNS, JANETAll-City Choir; Concert Choir; May Queen Attendant. JOHNSO , EDGAR �JOH SO , FEL TO, All-City Gymnastics; All-District Gymnastics; AliSt 1tc Gymnastics, All- round; ''D" Club; Gymnastics; Hi-Y; '69 Club. JOH 'SO , JL 1 JOB SO , PATSY JOHNSON, RAY 10 DAil-City Football; "D" Club; Football; l-Ii-Y; Seraph King Candidate; Track. JONES, JO NIE JO ES, SHARO Angelites; Bowling Club; White Jackets JONES, TOYActivities Classification Board; All-City Choir; AllSchool Show; Angelaires; Anything Goes; Concert Choir; Delegate ssembly; Parliamentarian; Model Teens; Student Council Leader hip Conference; TriHi-Y; White Jackets; '69 Club. KARAKAWA, JA 'All-City Pep Club; Junior Escort; Pre-Med Club, Treasurer; Seraph Sisters. Treasurer; White Jackets, Vice President; '69 Club. KARESKI , JOH 'All-School Show; Chess Club; ROTC, Battalion Commander, Drill Team, Veteran of Foreign Wars Award. KEMPNER, BE KOTO RA 'DYAngel~s Staff, Ass't Business Manager; Baseball; Camelot; Concert Orchestra; CU Computer Programming; Delegate Assembly, Parliamentation; Junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law Club; ROTC; '69 Club. KO ZELKA , SARA KRAMER, MARCIA KRASAS, DESPO KRIEGER, VIClJAll - City Choir; An~elaires; Concert Choir; Junior Escort; Model Teens, Treasurer; Seraph Sisters, Sec retary; '69 Club. KRUGER, KATHY KUBLY, 1ILES KUNZ, KATHY KURZ, MARYDelegate Assembly; ICC; Sophomore Council; State Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Tri-Hi-Y, Service Chairman. KUYKE DALL, DEBBIE LJ\GRIMA TA, PA 1 185 �lAMER, SHELLEY IAMERS, MO 'ICA lA DRUM, JA ET lANEY, BARNETT IASBY, KATHY LEE, KARE LEERSKOV, SANDYBroomfield Exchange; Concert Choir; FTA, Vice President, Historian; High School Red Cross; Lakewood Exchange; White Jackets; '69 Club LI LEY, FRA 'CINE LINTO , JEANIEAufsteiger; Aufsteiger Mexico Trip; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross, Treasurer; ICC, Treasurer; International Relations Club; Pre- 1ed Club, President, Secretary; Sophomore Council; White Jackets. UVI GSTO , LYN Concert Choir; Honorary Cadet. LOGA PATTY LORE, PEGGY �• sen1ors LOWE, FRA CESJCL; Junior Achievement LUCAS, GLADYS LUJAN, SONIA LUPBERGER, KENTBridge Club; Fairview Exchange; Hwnan Relations Conference; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; Junior Usher; Key Club; La Crosse Club; Outward Bound; Pre-Law Club, Secretary. LUSK, LEE McDANIEL, BILLY McDOWELL, MAXI E McGEE, DAPHNE All-City Band; Concert Band; FT A; High School Red Cross; Lakewood Exchange; Orchesis, Secretary; Sophomore Council; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Corres. Secretary; '69 Club. McGEE, PAUlA Knit-Wits; White Jackets. �McGHEE, DIANE McGREGOR, JOE 1cGUIRE, LAVERNE McLELLAND, HOLLY 1c A 1EE, JACK McRAE, CAROLAll-School Show; Girls' Gymnastics; Group; Orchesis. Mac 'ElL, MICHELE MAHONEY, 1ARY A, 1odern Dance MAHONEY, TERRY MA . , JERRYArt Club; Band Council, President; Basketball; Concert Band; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Key Club; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech; Student Counc;l; Student Council Leadership Conference; Track; Woodbury Contest, Alternate; '69 Club. MA ZA ARES, TONY MARK, JOE MARSHALL, BETTYActtvities Classification Board; All-School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; FHA; High School Red Cross; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; '69 Club. MARTI , MARGIE MARTINEZ, U 'DAKnit-Wtts; Tn-Hi-Y; Y-Teens 1ARTYN, GARYDelegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL; Sophomore Council; '69 Club. MASO , GLE 1ASO , GLORIADelegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; Orchesis; White Jackets; '69 Club. 1A THENEY, SHIRLEY MATSUDA, WAYNEAufsteiger; Computer Club; Concert Band; Euclidean; Wrestling. MECKLEY, DO "D" Club; Dele ate ssembly; Golf; ICC; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Boys' Advisory Counctl; Junior Usher; Key Club; 'ational Forensics League; Pre-Law Club, President, Cheerleader; Shepherds Club, Staff Bearer; Skeast; Speech; Spotlight Staff, Reporter; Woodbury Contest. 1EINEKE, JULIAAll-City Choir; All-City Pep Club; ll-School Show; An elaires; Anything Goes; Camelot; Concert Choir; FTA; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; W'hi te Jackets, Dri 11 1aster. 1ELVILLE, 1EREDYHigh School Red Cross; Knit-Wits; todel Teens; Skeast; Tri-Hi-Y; '69 Club MILLER, DIA iE 188 �!vfi 1S, EVAAll-School Show; Concert Choir; Mapleton Exchange; Model Teens; White Jackets. MINTON I JIMAll-School Show; Angela ires; Angelus Staff, Sports Editor; Aufsteiger; Bridn-e Club; Concert Choir; La Crosse Club; Montage; Pre-Law Club; Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Skeast MITCHEL, PAMAll-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; JCL; PreMed Club; Riflettes, Secretary; St. Louis Park Exchange; Student Council Workshop; White Jackets, Parlimentanan. MIYA, CAROL MO TGONffiRY I MIKE MOORE I SHARO MOOS I LAURADistributive Education; Model Teens MORALES, A GELARiflettes MORRIS TANYA MOSLEY I EARL MOZER I CINDY MURAKAMI I DAVEAll-State Yearbook Convention at Boulder; Angelus Staff, Head Photographer, Photographer, 1anaging Editor, Photography Editor; Boys' State; Camera Club; ICC Leadership Conference; Key Club; Scholastic Photography Awards, Regional Finalist; Skeast; TARS; Teen-Dems; '69 Club MURRELL, CHARLAYNE MUSSELMA I DON AConcert Choir A KASHIMA I DE NIS NELLHAUS, PETER �• sen1ors NElMS, ALVAAngelus Staff, Layout Editor; Art Club; Fall Sports Queen; Junior Escort; May Queen Attendant; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Orientation Staff; White Jackets. NELSO ELLE NELSO A CY NELSO SAM NEW LOVE, GERALD NITTA, KEARY NOONE , LISADECA; Delegate Assembly; Distributive Education; Drama Club-East Side Players; Speech. OCHS, MELVIN ODEGAARD, CHERYLLDelegate Assembly; FTA, Parliamentarian OLIVER, LI DA OSWALD, GLE OVALL, ABIGAIL OVERLAND, ELIZABETHAll-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orchestra; Anything Goes; Camelot; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Intra-School Exchange; Junior Escort; ational Merit Semi- finalist; Outward Bound; Seraph Sisters; Woodwind Quintet. OWE S, GE A PARKER, DALE PARSO , WlLLIAM PARSO S, HENRY PEOPLES, ANNETTE PERDIKI, BESSYExchange Student, Greece; Student Council PERSONIUS, TO I PETRI , ROBERTBowling Club; Bridge Club; Delegate Assembly; Karate Club. PHILLIPS, YVO NEAll-City Choir; All-School Show; Angelaires; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; ICC; Junior Escort; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; Speech; Y-Teens, President; '69 Club. PIERATT, JAYActivities Classification Board; Arapahoe Exchange; Aufsteiger; Cherry Creek Exchange; Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; Football; Human Relations Conference; Junior Achievement; La Crosse Club; Outward Bound; Stage Crew; Track PIRKEY, WILL JAY �PITTER, LINDA POLEDOR, CYNTHIA POWELL, ELIZABETH QUALLS, BRE DAAll-School Show; Art Club; Bowling Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; FHA; Girls' Gymnastics; Girls' Swimming; High School Red Cro s; International Relations Club; Jumor Prom Queen Attendant; Karate Club; Knit-Wits; Y-Teens, Co-President. RANDALL MARY RASSBACH, KATHLEEN RAY, SYLVIA REAGA , GARYAufsteiger, President; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; ICC; Intra-School Exchange; Ranum Exchange; Speech; Student Council; TARS RED FEAR , TIMOTHYArt Club; Chess Club; Computer Club; Euclidean Club; Folklore Club; Montage Staff; Outward Bound; Spotlight Staff; '69 Club. REED, CHARlOTTE REEDER, RICKAll-City Choir; All-City Student Council; AllSchool Show; All-City Youth Conference; Cathedral Exchange; Concert Choir; Sophomore Council; Student Council; Student Council Workshop. RESTIVO, ELE A REYNOLDS, CHARLES"D" Club; Football; Hi-Y; Junior Achievement; ROTC, Drill Team; Symposium, Track RHOADS, ]OH TARS RICE, DOUGLAS RICHIE, BETTY RICHMO D, REBECCA RICKORDS, WILLIAM RIEDE, JOH RIESE, KA THI RIHANEK, JIM RILEY, CHRISTINE RILEY, MORGA RJOS , CHARLOTTE �ROBI 'SO , YVETTE ROCKWELL, DAVEAngelaires, Bridge Club; Camelot; Concert Choir; "D" Club; Delegate ssembly; Juntor Boys' Advisory Council; Junior Usher; 1·ey Club;. 'ational 1crit Letter of Commendation; Pre-Law Club; Skeast; Sophomore Counci I; Student Council Wod(shop; Tennis. RODARTE, CAROL RO GE RS DEBORAHDECA; Distributive Education. ROUSON, CYNTHIAAll-City Choir; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Y-Teens. ROSE BAUM, TERRI ROSE, SALLY ROSS, JACQUEU E ROSS, KENTConcert Choir RUTT 1A , DEBBIFArt Club; Computer Club; DECA; Distributive Education; High School Red Cross; Skeast; Y -Teens, '69 Club. SAKA 10TO, ELLE SAMUELS, RONALD SAUERBRIET, 1ARY A SAWYER, DENISFArt Club; Black Students Alliance; Cheny Creek E. change; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference; Junior Achievement; Orchesis; Rifiettes, PTA Orientation Staff; San Felipe Expedition; Senior Class Officer, Secretary; Sophomore Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Y-Teens; '69 Club. SCHAPIRE, ESTHERAll-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; Anything Goes; Camelot; Concert Band; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference; International Relations Club. Secretary; Junior Escort; Lakewood Exchange; JCL, Vergil Award; PTA Orientation Staff; Red Cross Leadership Camp; Seraph Sisters; Woodwind Quintet. SCHIFF, SUSA ._ Delegate Assembly; Girls' State; International Relations Club; Junior Escort; Outward Bound; Seraph Sisters . • sen1ors SCHILT, CHRIS SCHOENDALLER, KARE. SCHWARTZ, PET YBowling Club, Treasurer, President; ICC, Teens; Upward Botmd. SCOPEL, TRACEY fodcl �SCOTT, ROSALYN SEDAR, SCOTT SEIFRIED, JAN SEILER, ROBERT SEIMSER, MARYAll-School Show; Arapahoe Exchange; Camelot; Concert Band; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; ICC Leaderchip Conference; International Relations Club; JCL; Junior Escort; Lakewood Exchange; National Thespians Society; Orchesis; Seraph Sisters; Student Council Leadership Conference. SEYDEL, KARLEAngelus Staff; Bridge Club; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; Football; JCL; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; Key Club; Pre-Law Club; Shepherds Club, Interperter; U . S . A . SHIMIW, MARLENE SISNEROS, ELAINE SLAUGHTER, AARON SLAVEN GARY SMITH, BECKY SMITH, CALVIN SMITH, KEL"D" Club; Football; Hi-Y; ICC; Track SMITH, PAM SMITH, TANAAll-City Band; All-City Executive Red Cross Council; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; Anything Goes; Concert Band; Delegate Assembly ; East High Girls Rifle Team; High School Red Cross, President; Human Relations Conference; ICC; ICC Leadership Conference; Skeast; St. Louis Park Exchange; Thomas Jefferson Ski Club; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Honorary Members; '69 Club. SODIA, LUANNE SOWELL, DOROTHY SPENCER, RICHARD STEGER, BELINDAFolklore Club; Modern Dance Group; Riflettes; Speech; Symposium. STEPHENS, CRAIG STANDLEY, JOHN STEVENS, KATHY STEWART MARLA STOTT, ]UUEAngelaires; Aufsteiger; Concert Choir; JCL STRENO, NICK All-City Wrestling; ''D" Club; Football; Wrestling. TANAKA, SUSAN TAYLOR, DAVID TAYLOR, SUSAN �����club rosters BlACK STUDE TS ALLIA CE President-Keith Stevens Vice President-Allegra Haynes Secretary-Judy Benton Historian-Daphne Rice Treasurer-Deborah Johnson Parliamentarian-Darryl Simpson Tim Abeyta Gray Adams usan Alexander Saundra llen Lisha Anthony Don Armstrong Tony Arroya George Askew Donna Badget Valerie Barham Mike Basherville Michael Bell Linda Bell Debbie Benavidez Judy Benton Martha Bernard Gary Bish9p Debbie Blair Jeni Bourne Ceslie Brewster Damita Bridges Janice Broadie Anna Brown Arthur Brown Vanessa Buie Gwen Campbell Jill Campbell Cathy Cantrell Pat Carey Rudy Carey Leslie Carter Billy Coble Deborah Coffer Darryl Collier Marlow Comfort Kelvin Conner Ronald Connor Bernie Cowans Joslyn Cowans Sherrie Cowans Paul Craft Monica Craig Angie Crawford Robert Daniels Beverly Davis Calvin Davis Dorthy Davis Jerry Davis Robert Davis Robbie Davis Tommie Davis Vicky Davis Mitch Erwin Lenard Euell Delwin Evans Bruce Fields Otha Fletcher Cherrie Freeman Roberta Garcia Ricky Garner Lee Gash Jack Gates Harry Goens Gerold Goudeau Chandra Green Ronald Grove Margaret Hager Roxanne Hale Lonnie Hampton Diana Harris Alvin Hawkins Allegra Haynes Elmer Haynes Cathy Head Charles Henon Phil Hermosillo Curtis Highrower Lawrence Hoffman Lovell Hooks Carmen Howard Bruce Jackson Debra Jackson Tom Jackson Opal James Deborah Johnson Rick Johnson Peggie Johnson Gay Jones Sharon Jones Sherrie Jones Toni Jones ellie Ingram Cathy Irving Robin Kelly Karen Kemp William Lewis Frederick Lorgells Denise McCoy Daphne McGinnis Dottie McGympsy Paul Mcintosh Sherrie McKinney Betty McMillon Stanelia Mallard Anita Mason Mike Matherson Carol Mayberry Tom Mayes A.B. Maxey Rosalie Medina Carrie Moffet Wanda Monk ina ellhouse Alva elms Cornell orris Lawrencetta Packer Erick Parl<er Gregg Peters Karen Poindexter Kenneth Pointer Tommie Pointer Duane Powell Donna Pugh Andre Randolph Jackie Rawlins Daphne Rice Herman Ridley Glenn Rivers Deborah Russell Primus Russell Pearl Santifer Ricky Saunders Larry Scott Lorreto Scott Rachel Sharp Sandie Shine Dorothy Sowell Selma Steger Keith Stevens Debra Stevenson Mylas Stokes Jean Straun Alda Strong Bea Swanson Louie Sweeney Kathy Talley Sally Talley Mike Thomas Larry Thompson Ricky Thompson Gregg Thorpe Leatha Toid Randy Tunson Jewel Underwood Michael Walker Kent Watson Harvey Watts Larry Washington Ronnie Washington Debbie Weals Barbara Whitaker Janice Whitaker Ray Whittington Amy Wierman Debbie Williams Francis Williams Genevieve Williams Linda Williams Lee Williams Hilliard Wilson Alan Woodard ancy Wright Steven Wright BOWLING CLUB President-Penny Schwartz Vice President-Eddie Wos Secretary-Jennie Hill Treasurer-Kathy Lasby Sponser-Miss Feeney Pam Aldrich Jana Allman Luther Augenstein Barbara Baker Joe Bialik Mal Biley Edward Burger Debra Collins Linda Collier John Colvin Mike Colvin Sharon Crosby Joe Coquillard Andy Fisher Margaret Harris Linda Hill Michelle Hollingsworth Alan Iwahashi Sharon Jones Carla Kamminga Starla Knaul Marcia Kramer Dave Kutsuma Darrell Madsen Ken Markwell Barbie Mathias Debbie Mercer Alicia Miller Meri Moller Carol Odegard Sandy Piatt Tony Robinson Barbara Talbert Eli Taurl Tom White BRIDGE CLUB President-Pam Cherrie Vice President-Cathy Allman Secretary-Treasurer-Mike Downey John Blunt John Colaizzi Karen Dryden Melinda Cherrie Jan Fowler Bob Petri CHESS CLUB Presidents- Thomas Barber Martin Deschner Tommy Alan "Cokie" Couquillard �club rosters David Goens John Kareski Dean Kosti.J.:os Don Leaver Ed Leaver Greg Lovato Jerome Massey Alan Yamamoto EAST SIDE PLAYERS President- Kathy Krueger \tice Presid nt- Bob Hart Secretary- Zella Dahlstrom Treasurer- 1ary elmser Historian- Judy Biggs Dennis Blum 1arilyn Burkett Cindy Burkett Ben Cohen Pam Collins Bernette Cowans Pia Dennis Pam Evans June Hansen Stan Hollowell Bill )ent Amber Jorgensen Jerry Kab Kathy Kamminga Laura Marl< John McCallum Daphne McGinnis Bruce Peterson Beth Quick Gary Reagan Carol Rodarte Allan Torrington Julie Trace Debbie Veals Debbie Whitsel Sally Wichener Bob Williard Kay Willard FOREIGN LA GUAGE CLUB President- Linda Kennedy Kim Allison Kathy Austin Patrice Beauchat Yvonne Cook Sharon Crosby Ellen Deakin Fred Frazier Deidra Frey Barbara Iwahashi Joe Marino Irene akamura Suzanne Reed Kristy Riley Leslie Rohan Charmaine Rose Cory Sites Polly Strong Robin Wagner Sally Wichner Cathy Wilson Betsy Wolcott Bob Young FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Shelly Alexander Wendy Andrews Luther ugenstein Patty ter 1ary Besore Debbie Blair 1arilyn Burkett Linda Collier Teresa Edwards Gerry Gallegas Gillian Hutchings Toi Jones Sandy Leerskov Wayne I\1a tsuda Daplme kGee Charlayne Murrell Carol Odegaard Cheryl Odegaard Val Riley Loretto Scott • tarilyn Townsend Jim Travis Terry Vette Karen Washington Candy Wirth Connie Yearling HI-Y President- Lloyd Guest Vice President- Kelvin Smith Secretary- Rudy Briano Treasurer- Wilford Comer Chaplain- Marlow Comfort Sergeant at Arms- Andre Reynolds George Askew Al Butler Ron Collins athan Fitz Jack Gates Harry Goens Elmer Haynes Bruce Jackson '1 aurice Jolmson James Jones Dennis akashina Vernon Owens Terry Toney Alan Woodard JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Consuls- Kathy Osburn Karen Washington Historian- Frances Lowe Head Tribune- Sam elson Head Censor- Barbara Garmany Head Scribe- Darryl Simpson Sponsors - Miss Margaret M. 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Randy Koto Larry Loeb Jerry Mann David Murakami Christian Schilt Terry Vette Charles Wagner Hank Wierman Bob Willard Dave Witkin �club rosters MODEL TEENS President- Jean Doida Vice President- Charlayne Murrell Recording Secretacy- Martha Fiser Corresponding Secretacy- Rose Leahy Treasurer- Vicki Krieger Scrapbook- Carol Atkison Jill Adams Terri Adams Shelley Anderson Lisha Anthony Janet Bidwell Marty Biggs Debbi Blair Karen Board Allison Branscombe Deborah Coffer Macy Cook Kathy Discoe Carol Fisher Lee Gash Katrina Gilmer Becky Gonzales Jeanne Goodwin Joanie Gannuzzi Josette Green Susan Greenwell Roxanne Hale Mary Hallett Shirley Hamm Vicki Hanson Helga Hartig Chonita Henderson Anita Henry Chris Hocking Denise Jackson Toi Jones Shelley Lamer Macy Leaf Pesia Lenczner Meredy Melville Eva Mims Kathy Mitchell Cyndie Moreno Gayle Morshiga Laura Moos Gayle Nicholson Janis Olsen Gena Owens Pam Perrill Yvonne Phillips Kathy Pierson Jennifer Rhodes Marilyn Richarson Bobbi Rupp Tina Rupp Penny Schwartz Jan Seifried Ann Starr Marla Stewart Susan Tanaka Debbi True Stephanie Watkins Jan Watson Jacheta Welinska Cindi Wieder Linda Woods Nancy Wright Edie Wsz olek PRELAW President- Don Meckley Vice President- Jay Pirkey Secretacy- Kent Lupberger Treasurer- Hil Margolin Dennis Blum Robbie Craig Scott Crownover Gene Eckhardt Dennis Febinger Wally Foster Bruce Fuller Ray Gottesfeld Chris Johnston Randy Koto Ken Levinson Larry Loeb Jim Minton Sam Nelson Dave Rockwell Chris Schilt Karle Seydel Wilson Stafford Charles Wagner Mike Wilson Dave Witkin Steve Wolcott Alan Woodard Harold Woods PRE-MED President- Jeannie Linton Vice -President- Renee Cousins Secretacy- Deborah Price Treasurer- Jan Karakawa Sponsor- Miss Deanna Hanna Eva Anderud Kathleen Austin Janet Benson Larry Buford Renee Cousins Deidra Frey Marilyn Hydinger Barbara Inskeep Tom Jackson Jan Karakawa Jeanie Linton Jan Lyon Yvonne Meggit Pam Mitchell Oscar Morgan Irene Nakamura Deborah Price Miriam Rose Deborah Russell Sherrie Sheehan Pearl Santifer Becky Truair Debbie Veals Connie Yearling Sara Kozelka Janice Jackson Michell Dillion RED CROSS President- Tana Smith Vice President- Tim Crow Secretacy- Martha Fiser Treasurer- Zenta Crow Terri Adams Jana Allman Kathy Allman Debbie Baird Debbi Blair Teri Campbell Ken Cohen Linda Collier Terri Crow Tim Crow Zenta Crow Tanya Davis Barbara Dickerson Tom Emmons Martha Fiser Terry Green Philomena Haas Marcia Hunt Jim Johnson Patty Kane Marilyn Kawano Kathy Kunz Sandy Leerskov Jeanie Linton Peggy Lore Margie Martin Daphne McGee Ann Moore George Moreno Pat Oswald Bruce Peterson Reba Pippin Gacy Reagan Luanne Redfearn Marilyn Richardson Cynthia Rolison Charlene Rose Sally Rose Esther Schapire Lorretta Scott Darryl Simpson Tana Smith Debbie Wagner Betsy Wolcott SERAPH SISTERS President- Phyllis Wier Vice President- Sharie Berger Secretaries- Vickie Krieger Sloane Thomas Treasurer- Jan Karakawa Shelley Alexander Kathy Allman Alison Ando Caroyn Andrews Carol Atkison Robin Barker Allison Branscombe Marilyn Burkett Carol Cantrell Cathy Cantrell Jean Doida Martha Fiser Dana Fisher Kathy Gibson Bonnie Goldstein Sue Gunn Joyce Hatfield Margy Heim Chris Hocking Linda Hooker Marilyn Hydinger Barbara Inskeep Kathy Kunz Julia Meineke Alva Nelms Elizabeth Overland Yvonne Phillips Macy Carol Randall Sally Rose Esther Schapire Sue Schiff Mary Selmser Marlene Schimizu Marcia Tremmel Cathie Vallance Karen Washington Kathy Waters Alexis Wilkerson SPOTLIGHT Editor-in-chief- Margy Heim Copy-rewrite editorAllison Branscombe News editor- Debbie Blair �club rosters Editorial editor and cartoonistRobbie Craig Photography coordinator- Mary Hallet Publicity manager- Don Meckley Sponsor- Richard Nelson Katie Wilkerson Carolyn Wright Lauri Winston Edie Wsolek WHITE JACKETS Judy Biggs Lee Bollacker Carol Cantrell Mary Chandler Lynn Coleman Scott Crownover John Elmblad Imesia Evans J¥dy Garrett Fred Grassman Kathy Irving Baroara Iwahashi Janis Jackson Karen Lamb Steve Lemaster 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Gary Nady Lee Oswald Jim Ranke Rob Stern Debbie Winter Dave Witkin Harold Woods TRI-HI-Y President- Barb Engels Vice President- Patty Logan Secretaries- Janet Bidwell Ellen Nelson Treasurer- Phyllis Wier Chaplain- Kay Chessen Service Chairman- Mary Kurz Debbie Blair Sharon Cantini Carol Cantrell Cathy Cantrell Pam Cherrie Mary Cook Sharon Crosby Zenta Crow Karin Dryden Becky Faxon Jan Fowler Nancy Franz Joan Giannuz z i Cynthia Gibbs Kathy Gibson Pam Glassey Joan Gurtler Pat Hall Joan Hanatani Vicki Hanson Margy Heim Toi Jones Carla Kamninga Karen Lamb Margaret Lucero Terri Mahoney Kim McCaa Diana McCoy Theresa McGuire Meredy Melville Kathy Mitchell Sally Murray Angie Oliver Gena Owens Joan Peros Toni Personius Marilyn Richardson Kathy Riese Sherrie Sheehan Marlene Shimizu Shirley Smiley Tana Smith President- Peggy Lore Vice President- Jan Karakawa Secretaries- Patty Kane Karen Washington Treasurers- Joyce Hatfield Martha Fiser Corresponding SecretaryShelley Alexander Historian- Barbara Inskeep Parliamentarian- Jane Hendryson Drill Masters- Julia Meincke Charlayne Murrell Sue Aldridge Shelley Alexander Allison Ando Chris Ando Barbara Baker Janet Bidwell Debbie Blair Jennie Bourne Carol Cantrell Cathy Cantrell Charla Carroll Pat Chase Kay Chessen Recita Clemens Mary Cook Jill Cooper Renee Cousins Penny Crites Jan Cromar Beverly Davis Carla Davis Karin Dryden Becky Faxon Martha Fiser Nancy Franz Jolene Fukuhara Anita Garrett Judy Garrett Lee Gash Cynthia Gibbs Kathy Gibson Galen Goldsmith Joan Gurtler Roxanne Hale Maggie Hall Pat Hall Nini Hallett Joan Hanatani Vicki Hanson Linda Hart Joyce Hatfield Margy Heim Jane Hendryson Charlotte Herrerra Susie Hess Jennie Hill Linda Hooker Marilyn Hydinger Barbara Inskeep Denise Jackson Kris Jones Sharon Jones Toi Jones Patty Kane Jan Karakawa Susie Knowles Jackie Koll Sara Kozelka Rose Leahy Sandy Leerskov Jeannie Linton Peggy Lore Susie Lykins Gloria Mason Kim McCaa Diane McCoy Daphne McGee Paula McGee Theresa McGuire Julia Meineke Renee Meyer Ev a Mins Pa m Mitchell Gayle Morshiga Charlayne Murrell Carol Odegaard Angie Oliver Lee Oswald Gena Owens Toni Parks Joanie Peros Pam Perrill Tanya Petty Jenny Phelps Jean Pryor Dianne Randall Terri Rosenbaum Tina Rupp Diane Simpson Marlene ~himizu Shirley Smiley Cheryl Thomas Julie Van Woerkem Lucia Vickers Debbie Wagner Earlene Walton Karen Washington Edna Welch Phyllis Wier Laurie Winston Beverly Wright Edie Wszolek Betty Wytias Y TEENS President- Yvonne Phillips Vice President- Brenda Qualls Recording Secretary- Teri Miller Corres. Secretary- Daphne McGee Treasurer- Norma Casper Saundra Allen Jackie Bess Wand Bryant Deborah Coffer Linda Collier Angie Crawford Darlene Curtis Robbie Davis Debra Jackson Tanya Davis Ellen Marie Deakin Baroara Dickerson Imecia Evans Joan Granizzi Josette Green Pat Laurence Gloria Mason Vera Meadows Carolyn Molock Angela Moralec Cynthia Paledar Deborah Russell Lorre tta Scott Denise Stevenson Deborah Thomas Lacheta Welinska Barbara Wright Earlene Walton Rosalyn Scott Mary Cobb �.:.A- Abbott, Lee Anne, 164 Adams, fonica, 164, 120 Adams, Terri, 174 \guilar, Victor, 27 Aldrich, Pamela, 157 ldridge, Susan, 164 1 xander, II Soo, 168 AI xander, Shelley, 174 Ale ander, Susan, 164 llcn, Teresa, 174 II n, Tom, 174 Allman, ]ana, 157 Allman, Katl1y, 31, 33, 174 Ando, Alison, 11,20,79,174, El5, 211 ndo, Chrh, 164 ndrew, Bobbi, 157 Andrews, Carolyn, 174 Andrews, . like, 1 74 Andrews, Wendy, 157 Argall, Louise, 157 Argall, Woody, 174 Arguello, .\1a.· , 174 Armstrong, Don, 174 Arroyo, Tony, 174 Arter, Steve, 164 Ashley, Sandy, 164 Ater, Patrica, 157 Atkinson, Carol, 11,174,120 Augenstein, luilier, 174, 192 ugenstein, 1arie, 164 Aumiller, Roxanne, 164 Austin, Kailiy, 157 -BBacino, Sammy, 45 Badgett, Donna, 174 Badgley, Dona, 174 Bagan, Kerry, 175 Baird, Debbie, 157 Baird, Bob, 175 Baker, Jan, 33 Baker, Sharon, 1 75 Baker, Bill, 1 75 Banks, Ed, 175 Banting, LaVerne, 164 Barber, Tom, 175 Barber, Bill, 157 Barger, Chris, 14 , 164 Barham, Valerie, 164 Barker, Robin, 175 Barlow sky, Maria, 1 75 Bayes, Dave, 175 Beasley, lynn, 164 Beierle, • Hke, 172 Bellinger, Cherylene, 164 Bellinger, elda, 175 Belyea, Becky, 175 Bennett, Peggy, 175 Benson, Chris , 157 Benton, Judy, 164 Bernard, .\1artha, 139 Bernard, .\1ary, 175 Berry, . 1agellan, 175 Besore, .\1ary, 175 Betz, John, 175 Betz, .\Hke, 157 Bidwell, Janet, 164 Biggs, Judy, 81,169 Biggs, .\1argaret, 175 Blair, Debbie, 81 Blanas, Jim, 15,164 Blount, Sarah, 33,164 Blum, Dennis, 28, 29, 37,61 Bohm, anci, 11,23 Bollacker, Lee, 164 Bouknight, Sam, 157 Branscombe, Allison, 22, 80 Broderick, Bernie, 25 Blunt, John, 175,211 Brunton, John, 165 Buford, .\tlike, 157 Burger, Ed, 157 Burlace, Tom, 22,211 Burrows, Paul, 157 -CCaldwell, Greg, 61,178 Campbell, Jill, 165 Campbell, Larry, 157 Canono, John, 12 Cantini, Sharon , 165 Cantrell, Carol, 11,20,21,22, 178, 120 Cantrell, Cailiy, 39, 186, 178 s t i "In the mouth of Society are many diseased teeth, decayed to the u n bones of the jaws. But Society makes no effort to have them exd d tracted and be rid of the affliction. It contents itself with gold fillings. e e Many are the dentists who treat the decayed teeth of Society with n x glittering gold." -Kahlil Gibran t Carey, Pat, 120 Carranco, Marilia, 1 78 Carter, leslie, 165 Carter, Bob, 1 7 Casias, \"ivian, 17 Cass, Gary, 157 Castens, lee, 17 Chamberlin, Bob, 165 Chase, Pat, 20, 120 Cheek, Jeff, 157 Cherrie, .\1elinda, 157 Cherrie, Pam, 17 Chessen, Jim, 157 Chessen, Kay, 165,211 Clift, Dave, 17 Cockle, , 1arilyn, 157 Cohen, Ben, 178 Cole, Graylon, 157 Collier, linda, 178 Collins, Debra, 157 Collins, .\1ike, 17 Collins, Pam, 157 Collins, Ronald, 17 Collinsworili, lloyd, 165 Colvin, John, 17 Colvin, Mike, 165 Comer, Wilford, 178 Connell, Deidre, 157 Conner, Athalea, 17 Cook, .\1ary, 165 Cook, Yvonne, 165 Cooley, :\1arti, 33, 17 Cooper, Jill, 21,165 Coquillard, Alexis, 165 Coquillard, Joe, 15 7 Cousins, Renee, 165 Cowans, Bemette, 37, 178 Cowans, Joslyn, 165 Cox, Kirt, 178 Crabtree, .\1arilyn, 157 Craft, lottie, 17 Craig, Richard, 157 Craig, Robbie, 36, 174, 178 Craighead, Tom, 178 Crane, Tony, 25 Crouch, .\1ary, 157 Crow, Terri, 157 Crow, Tim, 178 Crow, Zenta, 178 Cumings, Sarah, 157,165 Cunningham, Charlotte, 179 Curtis, Darlene, 1 79 DeHerrera, Paul, 158 DeHerrera, Ross, 179 De agy, Barb, 179 De agy, Patty, 15 Dengler, Mark, 158 Dennis, Mike, 1 79 Dennis, Pia, 37 DiProfio, Dan, 165 Discoe, Kathy, 165, 170 Do ida, ] ean, 179 Dollard, Bob, 158 Donaldson, \1ary, 15 Donna, Linda, 165 Dotson, Dennis , 158 Draines, Marvin, 15 Draines, Mike, 165 Draper, Ida, 166 Dryden, Karen, 144, 166,211 Duncan, Debbie, 15 -D- - E- Dalton, Vicki, 165 Danforth, Sydney, 179, 120 Daniels, Bob, 30 Darnell, Sandy, 179 Davis, Carla, 165 Davis, Debra, 165 Davis, Kyle, 60 Davis, Sally, 158 Davis, Tanya, 179 Deadwyler, Phyllis, 179 Deakin, Ellen, 165 Eberhart, Louis, 179 Eckhardt, Al, 158 Eckhardt, Gene, 17,2,36,179 Edwards, Theressa, 179 Elliott, Frank, 179 Elliott, Linda, 158 Elmblad, John, 179 Engels, Barbie, 179,211 Epperson, Kent, 60, 15 Euell, Lenard, 166 Evans, Im sia, 166, 120 �Evans, Pam, 166 -G- -F- Gall, Jan, 166 Garcia, Cynthia, 166 Garfunkle, Karen, 32, 33, 166 Garrett, Anita, 166, 120 Garrett, Judy, 166,168 Gash, Lee, 167, 120 Gash, Darrell, 158 Gash, Sharon, 167 Gaul, \.1ike, 158 Gertner, Leonette, 167 Gibbs, Cynthia, 167,211 Gibson, Kathy, 11,21 Gilmer, Karen, 158 Gilmer, Katrina, 167 Goldsmith, Galen, 167 Gomez, Kathy, 158 Goolsby, Cheryl, 167 Gorman, Pat, 167 Goto, Dave, 159 Gottesfeld, Ray, 36, 60, 132, 174 Grandy, Vicki, 30, 32, 166,167 Grano, Cheryl, 167 Graves, Becky, 159 Gray, Frank, 159 Gray, Ruby, 167 Green, Josette, 167 Greene, Dave, 27 Greenwell, Darlene, 167 Griffin, Carol, 15 9 Groshong, Chris, 159,167 Groshong, Susan, 159 Falkenberg, Dorothy, 158 Falkenberg, John, 166 Faxon, Becky, 166 Febinger, Dennis, 166 Feith, Cathy, 166 Felton, Pat, 166 Felton, Zavon, 166 Fernandez, Dorothy, 1 79 Fields, Mary, 179 Fiser, Martha, 16,22,179 ,211 Fisher, Carol, 166,211 Fisher, Dana, 179, 211 Fitz, Nathan, 16, 179 Flanigan, Kevin, 179 Flint, Bob, 158 Forselius, Wendy, 166 Francis, Margot, 166 Franklin, Jean, 158 Franklin, Linda, 158 Franz, ancy, 166 Frazier, Fred, 166 Frelow, Bea, 166,120 Frey, Deidra, 158 Friend, Charles, 158 Frisell, Bill, 179 Fry, Charlene, 158 Frye, Robin, 158 Fukuhara, Jolene, 21 Fuller, Bruce, 29,36,174,179 Grunwald, Mike, 159 Guillen, Peggy, 159 Guinyard, Mary, 167 Gurtler, Joan, 167 Guzman, Dan, 32 - H- Haas, Philomena, 167 Hahn, :\1ike, 159 Hailey, :'\Hk e , 167 Hale , Roxanne, 167,211 Hall, Jim, 159 Hall, John, 167 Hall, Bob, 159 Hallet, ini, 16 7 Halte rman, Gary, 159 Hamm, Shirley, 167 Ha natani, Joan, 167 Hankins, Garnet, 159 Hanson, icki, 11,29,167, 211 Harrison, R a lph, 167 Ha rt, Bob, 167 Hartig, 29, 167 Hawkins, Alvin, 32 Hawkins, Claudia, 167 Head, Cathy, 167 Hechter, Laura, 160 Heim, \.1argy, 29 ,80,81,120 Hellen, Cynthia, 167 Hernandez, \.1aria, 168 Hernandez, Richard, 32, 182 "In all ages and under all circumstances there will always exist abundant reasons not to fight, but that will be the only way not to obtain i n liberty." &-Fidel Castro d "We know through painful experience that freedom is never voluntari- e ly given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed." X --Martin luther King Herrera, Charlotte, 182 Hess, Susan, 168 Hill, Howard, 182 Hill, Theresa, 182 Hobbs, Beverly, 16 Hocking, Chris, 182 Hollingsworth, Michelle, 182 Holmes, anette, 182 Holmes, Bob, 182 Holt, Kathy, 168 Homstad, Carl, 182 Hooker, linda, 182, 187 Hooks, Beverly, 182 Horovitz, Sari, 32, 211 Hosack, Tom, 18, 182 Housand, Mary, 168 Housand, Nancy, 182 Hudgins, Andy, 182 Hudgins, Dave, 18, 184 Hudson, Olivia, 168 Huff, Susan, 1 4 Hughes, Chanda, 160 Hughes, Debbie, 139 Hunn, Doretta, 160 Hunn, Earl, 184 Hunt, Ken, 184 Hunt, Marcia, 160 Hunt, Bill, 168 Hunter, Mary, 160 Hunter, Bob, 184 Huston, Paul, 184 Hydinger, Marilyn, 1 4 -1- Ingram, \.1ary, 16 Ingram, _ ellie, 1 4 Innes, Dave, 44,168 Innes, Rocky, 44, 184 Inouye, Diana, 184 Inskeep, Barbie, 16, 184 Irwin, Steve, 184 Irving, Rushelle, 160 lwahashi, Barbara, 160 Izquierdo, Arnulfo, 32, 184 -JJackson, Bruce, 184 Jackson, Byron, 34 Jackson, Denise, 168 Jackson, Emily, 184 Jackson, Janis, 160 Jackson, . 1att, 23,24,26,27, 184, 211 Jackson, Willy, 168 Jacobson, Karen, 160 James, Jack, 45 James, Opal, 16 Jefferson, Cassandra, 160 Jeske, Joyce, 1 4 Johns, Jim, 1 4 Johns, Jan t, 1 4 Johnson, Dave, 168 Johnson, Ed, 1 4 Johnson, Felton, 1 5 Johnson, Holly, 168 Johnson, Jim, 185 Johnson, Kathy, 160 Johnson, Patsy, 1 5 Johnson, Peggy, 168 Johnson, Raymond, 25, 1 5 Johnson, Rochelle, 160 Johnston, Chris, 44 Jones, Gay, 120 Jones, Jim, 160 Jones, Jennie, 185 Jones, Kris, 28, 211 Jones, Sharon, 120,185 Jones, Toi, 120,185 Joy, Cecelia, 160 -K- Kamminga, Carla, 160 Kamminga, Kathy, 160 Karakawa, Jan, 16, 22, 185 Kareski, John, 31,185 Kasch, Karl, 16 , 211 Kawano, .\1arilyn, 160 Keefe, Kevin, 16 Kellum, Castaudaryl, 160 Kemp, Frank, 160 Kemp, Karen, 16 Kempner, Ben, 1 5 Kennedy, Linda, 16 Kennedy, • 1arilynn, 160 Kersey, Pat, 16 Kinchelow, Darrell, 160 s t u d e n t �Kissell, Mike, 160 Knaub, Starla, 160 Knowles, Susan, 168 Kostikos, Dean, 32 Koto, Randy, 29, 36, 174, 185, 211 Kozelka, Sara, 185 Kram r, Marcia, 185 Krasas, Despo, 185 Krautman, Sheila, 160 Kri ger, Vicky, 185,120 Krueger, Kathy, 37, 185 Kubly, 1iles, 185 Kunz, Kathy, 185 Kurz, .!\.1ary, 29, 185 Kuykendall, Debbie, 185 -L- Lagrimanta, Pam, 185 Lamb, Karen, 160 Lamer, Shelley, 186 Lamers, Monica, 186 Landrum, Janet, 186 Laney, Barnett, 1 6 Larson, Denise, 160 Lasby, Kathy, 186 Lawrence, Pat, 160 Leaf, Mary, 168 Leahy, Rose, 168 Lee, Karen, 186 Leerskov, Sandy, 16, 176, 186 Me Gregor, Joseph K., 188 Me Gregor, Sally, 169 McGuire, Laverne, 188 McGuire, Theresa J., 169 Mcintyre, Sherrie D., 169 Me Kinney, Deborah 1., 169 Me Lelland, Holly R., 188 Me amee, Jack J., 188 Me Rae, Carol E., 188 1eckley, Donald J., 80, 36,174, 188 Meineke, Julia I., 188 Me !ville, 1eredith A. , 188 Menke, Eva, 161 Mercer, Debbie R., 161 Meyer, Renee, 169 Meyer, Thomas C., 27 Middlebrook, Martin, 169 Miller, Alicia M., 169 Miller, Diane K., 188 Miller, Donald G., 161 Millican, elda D., 161 1ims, Eva C., 189 Miner, Rosemary A., 161 Minton, James 1., 174, 189,211 Mitchel, Pamela E., 189 Utchell, Janice K., 170 Mitchell, Kathy E., 170 Mitchell, Sandra 1., 161 Miyagishima, Carol E., 189 Moll, Judith, 161 Moller, Meredith Joyce, 170 Monk, Wanda A., 170 Levin, Jeff, 168,211 Levinson, Kenny, 81, 168 Lewallen, Dean, 160 Lewis, Vivian, 168 Lewis, Cindy, 120 Linley, Francine, 186 Linton, Jean, 186 Linzy, Collenia, 161 Littleton, Ron, 169 Livingston, Lynn, 33, 186 Loeb, Larry, 26,169 Loftis, Sharon, 160 Logan, Patty, 186 Lore, Peggy, 186 Lovato, Greg, 14, 18 Love, Charmain, 169 Lowe, Frances, 186 Lucas, Gladys, 186 Lucero, Margaret, 161 Luedke, Babs, 161 Lujan, Sonia, 186 Lupberger, Kent, 171, 186 Lusk, Lee, 186 Lusk, David, 161 -M- Macias, Patricia M., 161 Madsen, Darrell, 169 Mahoney, Mary Ann, 188 Mahoney, Terry )o, 188 Mann, Gerald T., 188 Moore, Ann E., 161 Moore, Mernie W., 161 Moore, Sharon E. , 189 Moos, Laura Lea, 189 Morales, Angela, 189 Moreland, Joreen C., 161 Moreno, Edward H., 161 Morishige, Gayle T., 170 Morris, Brenda, 161 Morris, Tanya 1., 189 Mosley, George Earl, 189 Mulhern, Mike, 170,172 Murakami, David K., 189,211 Murray, Morris E. , 6 Murrell, Charlayne E., 189 Musselman, Donna Jo, 189 ady, D. Gary, 80 Nakajima, Mark K., 170 Nakashima, Dennis C., 189 akata, Arthur T., 161 Naylor, Mark J., 170 ellhaus, PeterS., 23, 189 elms, Alva J., 10,158J.}90, 211 elson, Elizabeth A., 1 ::IV elson, ancy Yvonne, 190 elson, Samuel R., 28,29,190 New love, Gerald W., 190 Nicholson, Gayle E., 161 itta, Keary K., 190 oonen, Lisa G. , 190 Mann, Pleasant P., 161 Manzanares, Anthony E., 188 Margolin, Efrem H., 36,174,61, 48 Mark, Joseph F., 188 Markwell, Kenneth 1., 169 Markwell, Steven L., 161 Marshall, Anita, 161 Marshall, Betty, 188 Martin, Margie Ann, 188 Martin, Philip E., 169 Martinez, James R., 169 Martinez, Linda M., 188 Martyn, Gary Lee, 188 Mason, Glen 1., 188 Mason, Gloria J., 188 Matheney, Shirley 1., 188 Mathews, Celia G., 161 Matsuda, Wanda T., 161 Matsuda, Wayne M., 188 Me Alexander, Deborah, 169 Me Caa, Andrew, W. , 44 Me Call, Charles F., 161 McCleery, Zondra, 161 McClellen, Peter, 29,165,189 McCoy, Denise V., 169 McDaniel, Harvey W., 169 McDaniel, William P., 187 Me Dowell, Maxine, 187 Me Gee, Daphne 1., 187 McGee, Paula K., 187 Me Ghee, Diane J. , 188 McGimpsey, Dottie A . , 169 -0- Oblock, Gary R., 170 Ochs, Melvin Lee, 1 Odegaard, Carol Anne, 170 Odegaard, Cheryll 1., 190 Oliver, Angela M., 170,211 Oliver, Linda R., 190 Olsen, Janis K., 161 Olson, Dianna Jean, 170 Oswald, Glen R . , 190 Oswald, Lee Ann, 170 Oswald, Patricia 1., 161 Ott, Daryl Alan, 170 Ovalle, Abigail, 190 Overland, Elizabeth J., 190 Owens, Gena Lynne, 190 -PPace, Bruce B. , 79,6 Pappas, Ernest J., 162 Parker, Dale R., 190 Parson, William, 190,106 Parsons, Henry G . , 190 Patterson, Angelin, 162 Patterson, Connie E. , 170 Peoples, Annette Y., 190 Perdiki, Bessy, 190 Peros, Joan, 20, 170 Perrill, M. Pamela, 170 Personius, Cheryl A., 190 Peterson, Kris, 170 �Petet, Ann M., 162 Petri, Robert W., 190 Petty, Tanya L. , 1 70 Philps, Jennifer, 1 70 Phillips, Yvonne A., 190 Pieratt, JayS., 190 Pierce, Murray A., 44 Pierson, Kathleen M., 162 Pirkey, Carlton Lee, 170 Pirkey, Will Jay. 190 Pitter, Linda, 191 Poindexte_r, Karen L., 170 Poledor, Cynthia, 191 Posey, Jumetta G., 162 Powell, Elizabeth L., 191 Powell, Linda M., 170 Price, Deborah S. , 1 70 Probst, Margaret A., 162 Pryor, Jean A., 170 -QQualls, Brenda, 191 Quick, Elizabeth A., 170 -R- Raffin, Christine A., 170 Randall, Mary C. , 191 Randell, Dianne K., 7 Rassbach, Kathleen I., 191 Ratton, Armidia R., 1 71 Ratton, Juanita M., 171 Schiff, Susan L., 192 Schilt, Christian R., 12,192 Schoendaller, Karen S., 192 Schomp, Katherine E., 162 Schomp, Lisa J . , 1 71 Schwartz, Penny, 192 Scopel, Tracey C., 192 Scott, Lorretta J. , 171 Scott, Paula, 162 Scott, Rosalyn B., 193 Sedar, Scott R. , 193 Seifried, ]annette S., 193 Seiler, Robert M. , 193 Selmser, Mary E. , 193 Seydel, Karle S., 23,19,6,36, 174,193,211 Shanahan, Debra S., 162 Shilling, Emily T., 162 Shimizu, Marlene D., 21, 193 Short, Gary M., 171 Short, Paulette M., 162 Shultz, James E., 162 Simpson, Diane J., 171 Sisneros, Elaine, 193 Skillen, Kevin B., 162 Slaughter, Aaron S., 193 Slaven, Gary L., 193 Smith, Calvin D., 193 Smith, Charmaine M., 162, 120 Smith, Dedra Ann, 171 Smith, Kelvin D., 193 Smith, Pamela J., 193 Smith, Rebecca S., 193 Rauschkols, William C., 171 Ray, Sylvia D., 191 Reagan, Gary J., 191 Reagan, George 1., 162 Reagan, Terry M., 162,154 Redgeam. Luanne, 162 Redfearn, Timothy J., 191 Reed, Charlotte, 191 Reed, Suzanne, 162 Reeder, Rick A., 191 Refakis, Susan A., 171 Reinert, RobertS., 171 Restivo, Elena T., 191 Reynolds, Charles A., 191 Reynolds, Robert R., 162 Rezner, Ray G., 60 Rhoads, John E., 191 Rhodes, Ada Jean, 171 Rhodes, Jennifer, 171 Rice, Daphne H. , 171 Rice, Douglas J., 191 Richie, Betty Jo, 191 Richmond, Rebecca L. 1 191 Rickords, William H., 191 Riede, John B., 191 Riese, Kathryn M., 191 Rihanek, Jim E., 191 Riley, Christine, 191 Riley, Morgan C. , 191 Rios, Charlette J., 191 Roberson, Catherine S., 162 Roberson, Wayne, 171,23 Robinson, Carol L., 162 Robinson, Paula, 1o2 Robinson, Tony Lee, 162 Robinson, Sylvia A., 162 Robinson, Yvette B., 192 Rockwell, David P., 174, 192 Rodarte, Helen, 162 Rodarts, Carol Ann, 192 Rogers, Deborah F. , 192 Rohr, Theresa L. , 171 Rolison, Cynthia AnnL 192 Rollerson, Cecilia. 1/1 Rose, Miriam C., 171 Rose, Sally . , 192 Rosenbaum, Debbi A., 162 Rosenbaum, Terri F., 6, 192,211 Ross, Jacqueline, 192 Roybal, Martha, 171 Rozelle, Regina, 171 Rucker, Patricia Ann, 171 Rupp, Barbara L., 171 Rupp, Christina, 171 Russell, Deborah D., 171 Russell, Steven Otis, 30 Smith, Tana D., 29,193 Sodia, Luanne, 193 Sowell, Dorothy, 193,120 Spahn, David G., 162 Spahn, Steve R. , 1 71 Speicher, Thomas R. , 1 71 Speicher, Timothy C., 163 Speliotes, George C. , 163 Spencer, Richard W. , 193 Sperry, Chris F. , 1 71 Sperry, Julie R., 171 Stafford, Wilson R., 171 Standley, John J., 193 Steger, Belinda R., 193 Stephens, Craig, 193 Stem, Robert P., 162,81 Stevens, Kathleen 0., 193 Stewart, Marla M., 193 Stott, Julie A., 193 Streno, Helene L., 163 Streno, Nicholas J., 12, 193 Streno, Robert L., 172 Strong, Pauline T., 163 Suggs, Charlotte C., 163 Swanson, Beatrice K., 163 Sweed, Patsy C., 172 Taylor, Susan S., 193 Thacker, William E., 163 Thomas, Cheryl A., 20,194,120 Thomas, Gary, 172 Thomas, Judie Ann, 163 Thomas, RenaL., 194 Thompson, Karen D., 163 Thompson, Larry, 1 72 Thoms, Teresa H., 194 Tierney, Jacqueline A., 163 Tobiassen, Charlene, 194 Todhunter, B. Sherman, 172 Torrington, Allan R., 37 Townsend, Cheryll J., 163 Townsend, Marilyn K., 194 Trace, Julie R., 172 Travis, James T., 194 Travis, Joan K., 163 Tremmel, Marcia G., 23, 194, 211 Truair, Becky Anne, 194 True, De bra Sue, 194 Trujillo, Arlene A., 163 Trujillo, Daisy Ann, 194 Trujillo, Doris Ann, 194 Tunson, Randolph T. , 194 Turner, Billye, 163 Tursick, Timothy L,, 194 -T- Tanaka, George K., 163 Tanaka, Susan A., 193 Taylor, David 0., 193 Taylor, Sarah E., 163 -SSalone, Toni L., 162 Sanders, Dorothy, 171 Sandoval, Diane R., 171 Sauerbriet, Mary Ann, 31, 32,192, 1?0 Sawyer, Denise A., 192 Schapire, Esther R., 192 -U- Underwood, Jewel D., 172 �-V- allance, Cathie J. , 194 anB ek Janice Claire, 194 \an • att'er, Marc A., 16, 25,1 94 an\ o rkom, Julie K., 1<4 Venters, DannyM., 163 enters, , \arion A., 163 ette, Terrel Lee, 194 Vickers, Lucia Anne, 172 Vigil, Ro erta J., 194 -W- Wade, David Glenn, 172 Wagner, Carol L., 163 Wagner, CharlesL., 36,174,194 Wagner, Debra A., 172 Wagner, Robin D., 163 Waite, David L., 141 Walsh, Alice Marie, 172 Walsh, Judy, 163 Walsh, Linda Ann, 194 Walton, Earline, 194 Ware, Terrance L., 163 Warner, Dan A., 172 Washington, Karen J., 194 Washington, Mary C., 163 Washington, Sylvia Ann, 194 Waters, Katherine C. , 22 Watkins, Stephanie E., 195 s t i u n d d e e Wojtysiak, Wanda, 195 Wolcott, Elizabeth, 163 Wolcott, Steven, 195,48 Woodard, Alan R., 16, 25, 18, 19, 38,13,36,174,189,195 Woods, Harold, 172 Woods, Linda K., 163 Woods, Sandra L. , 195 Woods, WilliamS., 195 Woodward, David E., 195 Wright, Barbara]., 195,120 Wright, Carolyn K., 195 Wright, Daniel L., 195 Wright, ancy K., 163 Wright, Rufus J., 195 Ws:zolek, Edith H., 172 -Y- Yamashita, Gary M., 163 Yeager, David Clark, 195 Yearling, Constance, 195 Young, Robert F., 172 -Z- Zier, Randal G., 163 Zynen, William R., 172 "What we need . . . is not division what we need . . . is not hatred what we need is not violence or lawlessness, but love and wisdom, and compassion towards those who still suffer within our country, whether they be white or they be black." nx t Watson, Jan Denise, 172 Watts, Lewis A., 195 Wayne, ?\1ary 0., 195 Weber, LouiseA., 163 Wellman, Sachiko, 172 White, John K., 163 Whiteside, Paula, 163 Whittingon, Rayfield, 25 Wichner, Sally L., 163 Wieder, Cindi J., 163 Wieder, Lee, 172 Wier, Phyllis Ann, 22,195 Wilbur, WilliamR., 195 Wilkerson, Dane W., 163 Wilkerson, Kathryn E., 163, 195 Wilkerson, Rowena G., 172 Wilkins, Donald E., 195 Willard, RobertS., 37 Williams, Eloise E., 195 Williams, JanetM., 163 Wilson, Barbara, 195 Wilson, Debra, 172 Wilson, Gary, 45 Wilson, Michael C., 26 Winston, Laura A., 172 Winter, Debra, 163 Wirth, Candace 1\1., 163 Wise, 1ichael J., 172 Wise, Susan M., 195,49 Wisehart, Lynn A., 195 Witkin, David S., 32,31 ··Robert F. Kennedy I "The ghastly things we do to our own people, the ghastly things we do to other people · these must at least compel us to look searchingly at ourselves and our society before hatred and violence rush us on to more evil and finally tear our nation apart." ··Arthur Schlessinger "I say to the American people, Wake Up! Get out and do something before it's too late!" ··Dr. Benjamin Spock 'The sins of the fathers are visited upon the heads of the chil· ~ren-but only if the children continue in the evil deeds of ~he fathers." -Eldridge Cleaver �faculty-administration Achziger, Harry, 140 Aerne, Janis, 152 Allen, Terry, 136 Allman, Bridget, 137 Anderson, Louise, 155 Ascell, Ray, 154 Baily, Sarah, 145 Ball, Molly, 151 Barton, Doris, 137 Beatty, Becky, 151 Bloomfield, James, 142,143 Bowlds, Linda, 148 Boyer, Sheri, 151 Brady, Roylyn, 138 Bult, Faye, 152 Clarkson, Charles, 154 Cohen, Ellen, 155 Cole, Tillford, 135 Coleman, Paul, 141 Colwell, Robert, 134 Converse, Chet, 155 Craven, Elizabeth, 154 Daddis, Dino, 155 Deasy, Claudia, 138 Dodge, Madeline, 144 Dunkin, Mae, 152 Eatherton, Joyce, 147 Eggleston, Ruth, 145,152 Ellison, Tom 141 Enos, Larry, 150 Esch, Dave, 140 Feeney, Shiela, 148 Fisher, Elda, 154 Flatow, Eleanor, 136 Fox, Marcia, 151 Frazen, Ellene, 138 French, Larry, 140 Gallegos, Edward, 135 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 144 <?reenle~, ~ewis, l47 l.J~' I.! !ul~l'!'.. 1 ~te!.J. 1 15() J.~ a Jra, 1:;:, Gri~b!rc·.~'V, f)( •nalc:', !o~: ~ ~ 1-iady, Sarah, 140,141 lh1r <.. , J-laTJ~IJerp-~r, \o!l.."i ~ 13 _ Hoiiman, MOrris, 142 H :>< I H .•, f.! teJ , • .)!, Hussev, Bob, B3, t !7 Jacobi, jonn, 140, i4i J~l •'•.)n C'. .dJ•Il, 1:17 Johnso!l, Ric'lard. !49 J"lli~tcm, Jane:, 1:,2, • .J3 Y.::i;:c.r, In ;:_Y,, 1E' Koons, Ailee, 147 LaBlanc, Fern, 154 Lace, Kathryn, 135 Lanza, Carla, 13 7 Leavenworth, ancy, 136 Ligon, Gladys, 151 Lundeen, Roger, 152 Marr, Jenny, 154 ~1artinez, Mike, 155 McConnell, Mary, 153 McDanal, Mike, 150 kGinnis, Bill, 140, 141 Metcalf, AI, 143 Mullenix, Clarence, 142, 143 ·c'son, Richard, 139 ooPan, Gerald, 146 0 ·.1, Cliff, 132 01t, Ch:uks, 145 Owen, James, 149 l'J.c.b•Jy, .'·'.aricu, 145 P::>pl 13-:>l-, 1 1.43 t>earson, Eloise, 1!:>4 flb'>t'., rll11 •l'h, • • -:_~­ Porter. Dorothy. 116 PutLt::r, 1\liargar~::t, ~4~ r~e)l' ) lc : ~ ( !1-·J. J 13 Ric'lard. Gar~ · , 152 Rider, Mary, 154 Rietcheck, Joan, 136 Rudel, Joan, 153 Sapp, Flora, 155 Schrant, John, 147 Sinnard, June, 145 Smith, ~1argaret, 145 Smith, Price, 146 Spillman, Craig, 146 Spinnuzzi, Angelo, 150 Stantz, Kathy, 146, 148 Stark, Pat, 138 Strickland, 139 Strickland, Dale, 143 Svenson, James, 148 T a gliavore, Vi nc ent, 145 Timmons, 148 Trabert, Joanne, 145 Valdire, Ruth, 154 Vardaman, Ruth, 154 Vickers, Eva, 139 Wean, Paulatte, 155 Weed, Alice, 153 \VilJiams, Elizabeth Zariengo, Dominic, 133, 142 Ziegler, Emil, 149 Zumwinkel, Joh n , 139 �p a g e • I n d e X administration ............. 134,135 afro-american history class . 102,103 albumsophomore .............. 157-163 junior ................... 164-173 senior ................... 174-195 american field service ........ 86,87 angelus staff ............... 210,211 anything goes .............. 100,101 art department ................ 144 art service ..................... 192 aufsteiger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58,59 baez, joan & david harris ........ 111 baseball ................... 116-119 basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62-67 black students alliance ....... 96-97 bowling club .................... 89 bridge club ..................... 89 business department ....... 152-153 cheerleaders ................. 20,21 chess club ...................... 82 class officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 clubs rosters .............. 198-201 cross country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 delegate assembly .............. 43 drama club ..................... 37 election ..................... 46,47 english department ........ 136-139 football ................ 14-19,34,35 foreign language club ........... 88 future teachers of america ...... 113 golf ............................ 44 gymnastics ................ 108,109 harris, david & joan baez ........ 111 head boy ....................... 38 head girl ........................ 39 hi-y ......... . .................. 95 holidays ........................ 57 home economics department ... 151 homecoming ................. 10-13 industrial arts ................. 150 inter-club council ............... 77 international relations club ...... 83 junior basketball ................ 70 junior football .................. 34 junior classical league ........... 69 �junior prom ..................... 56 key club ......................... 29 lacrosse . . . ................ 104,105 language department ........... 145 math department ........... 140,141 may queen ................. 120,121 model teens ..................... 94 music department .............. 144 music groups ................. 52,53 physical education .............. 153 pre-law .......................... 36 pre-med ......................... 74 red cross ........................ 75 riflettes ........................ 105 rotc .......................... 30,31 school board meetings ........ 48,49 science department ......... 142,143 seminar on social studies .... 106,107 senior girl awards ............... 114 senior scholars ................. 115 seraph dance ................. 23-25 seraph sisters ................... 22 skiing ........................ 54,55 smith, lou ...................... 110 social studies ............... 146-149 sophomore basketball ........... 70 sophomore football .............. 35 special departments ........ 154,155 speech club ..................... 112 sports rosters .............. 196,197 spotlight ... . ................. 80,81 stage crew ...................... 193 student council ............... 40,41 sweetheart da nee ............. 78,79 swimming .................... 84,85 tennis ........................ 26,27 tower of strength assembly .... 90,91 track . . ..................... 122-125 tri-hi-y .......................... 28 vocations ...................... 153 voice of youth ................... 76 white jackets .................... 68 woodbury contest . . ........... 60,61 wrestling ..................... 72,73 y-teens .......................... 76 ·. p a g e • I n d e X I I �MARCIA TREMMELEditor In Chief Copy Editor KATHY WATERS WEBERDAVE MURAKAMI- Nothing (Managing Editor) Album-STR Editor MARTHA FISERALVA NELMSLayout Editor 388-3536 Business Manager BARB ENGELSSTR Editor JEAN GOODWINJIM MINTONSports Editor TERRI ROSENBAUMActivities Editor ALLISON ANDORoyalty Editor DANA FISHERClubs Editor RANDY KOTOAss't. 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Title A name given to the resource Angelus 1969 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1969 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/21949592974220c78a7f3ae46f3fce9d.pdf 03af616afa92febeacfb3b769c708545 PDF Text Text ������The 1968 ANGELUS East High School Denver Colorado Volume 50 3 �Paths leading toward the future back to the past. 4 �5 �6 �7 �8 �Table of Contents Student-Teacher Relations ......... 10 Sports ............................ 48 Clubs............................. 86 Activities ........................ 124 Royalty.......................... 162 Album........................... 178 Sophomore ................... 180 Junior ........................ 190 Senior ........................ 204 Club Rosters ..................... 234 Index ........................... 240 9 ��Student-Teacher Relations II ��Seeking Knowledge, friends, oneself. 13 �14 Mr. Robert P. Colwell Principal �Mr. Joseph A. Peonio Assistant Principal Administration Mrs. Anne Broad Dean Mr. Lawrence Garrett Co-ordinator 15 �Mr. Harry Achziger carefully grades test papers. Mr . George Wonderley explains a new theory to his class of algebra students. Wh ile her students tackle a lengthy test, Miss Elsa Berger keeps watch . Amused by a funny thought, Mrs . Margaret Potter shows her pleasure. Mathematics Through the wide variety of courses in mathematics, ranging from Basic Math to Math Analysis, students are able to find the ones suited best to their abilities . The purpose of these courses is to prepare the student for graduat ion and college entrance . The most advanced math course is Calculus and in most cases , after Calculus is taken , College Algebra is not requ ired at univers ities. Math at East is be ing taught w ith a modern app roach to meet the modern cha ll enges of today . 16 �Mrs . Betsy Shipley illustrates the parts of an equation. Miss Sarah Hady tries to elicit class participation on math problems. (above) Relaxing on his chair, Mr. Paul Coleman listens to an ~nswer. (below) Mr. William Kruse explains the intricacies of math to his stu · dents. 17 �Mr. larry French (above) explains a puzzling problem to the Geometry I class. A homework assignment for the following day is assigned by Mr. David Esch . An algebraic equation is diagramed by Mr. Thomas Ellison (top). Mr. Kirk Hinderlider (above) applies the principles of the slide rule. Mathematics 18 �Science There are a wide variety of science courses offered at East, including physical science, botany, and college chemistry. The biology department offers the use of its conservatory for the study of radio, television, and other means of communication. Students enrolled in any science course are required to attend a lab period at least once a week. Labs help the student to experiment directly with nature. Miss Chrostine Ebel (left) expounds on the photosynthetic processes of the Dandilion plant. Contemplating a student's question is Mr. Edward Gallegos (top) . Miss Eva Young (above) explains proped microscope techniques . 19 �Considering a student's answer to a chemistry problem is Mr. Clarence Mullinex (top). Mr. Alfred Metcalf applaudes a student's deduction that his frog is dead ( middle) . Procedure for morning lab is explained by Mr. Robert Paul (bottom) . Mr. Donald Griebnw (right) calls on a student for an answer. 20 �Mr. Richard Strickland (above) carefully answers a student's ques· lion . Mr. Julian Jacobi (above right) checks Marilyn Burkett's diagrams of a frog in Biology. Elaborating on a physics principle is Mr. Dominic Zarlengo. (right ) Dr. Howard Williamson (below) contemplates a student 's answer in College Chemistry. 21 �language Language students not only benefit from the language laboratory and the AudioLingual Method of teaching, but from experienced teachers they are given the opportunity to learn of the history and customs of the foreign countries. French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Latin are offered up to the fifth year of study. The Junior Classi- cal League and the Foreign Language Club interest many of the language students. Giving instruction from the board, Miss Margaret Sm ith points to some directions . The German I students listen attentively as Mrs . Blanche Pigott relates interesting facts about life in modern Germany. 22 �Mrs . Helen Arnold exhibits the sk ill of the French as she instructs her class in grammar. " Uno, dos, tres, . . . Mrs . Sarah Baily counts in Spanish for her beginning students. Miss Mercedes Tru jillo conjugates the parts of an irregular Spani sh verb . 23 �Music East's music department plays an integral part in all school activities. Under the d1rection of Mrs. Marion Padboy and Miss June Smnard, the Concert Choir, Angelaires, Mixed Chorus, and Advanced Choir participated in a vanety of assemblies. Among these were the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies. This year, the Orchestra and Band were supervised by Mr. Vmcent Tagliavore. They also participated in many of the assemblies as well as the AllSchool Show. The band provided music for the football games and the Homecoming drill. During each year there is an opportunity for all the musical divisions to try-out for All-City or All-State Choir, Orchestra, and Band. Miss June Sinnard (top) happily assigns new music to Mixed Choir. Mr. Vincent Tagliavore (above) artfully conducts rehearsal for Concert Band. Mrs . Marion Padboy (left) conducts and sings along with Concert Choir. 24 �Art Mr. Charles Ott considers a student's artwork. The art department offers the opportunity for creative expression in a variety of courses, including Drawing and Painting, Commercial Art, Ceramics, and advanced courses like Art Appreciation. This year Art Appreciation is being taught with the use of color television, a new approach to teaching. The beginning courses provide an opportunity to develop an art vocabulary and skills while the advanced courses concentrate on refining skills and personal taste with college or art school as the ultimate goal. The Art Service group works at expanding an individual's creativity to stage and poster designing, while doing projects to serve the school. Mrs. Carolyn Roth gazes at students' mass of modeled clay. Mr. Allen Clerihue (left) discusses the aspects of still life with his class. 25 �Mrs . Eleanor Flatow studies materials from reading class. her speed English East's English courses cover nearly every aspect of English. For review of grammar, regular English classes provide a thorough background. For creative students there are speech courses, both regular and competitive, Drama, Creative Writing, and Composition. In preparing for college, College English, College Prep, World Literature, Contemporary Literature, and Shakespeare are invaluable. For those interested in exceeding the ordinary demands of the English courses, ANGELUS, Spotlight, and Montage offer experience to future writers. From the podium, Mrs . Claudia Deasy gives instructions for a test. Mrs . Carol Strickland listens to a student's interpretation of a dramatic reading. 26 As a student makes a funny comment, Mrs . Norma Rietcheck shows her amusement. �Mrs. Sharon McCarthy excites the interest of her class with facts of an author's life. Miss June Smith takes a break in the girl's social room . Mr. lawrence Daniel introduces a new book to his class . 27 �English Chris Watson and Gary Stearn discuss plans for term papers with their teacher Mr. Richard Nelson. Mrs. Barton goes over The Scarlet Letter with her first hour class. Class discussion is promoted by Mr. Terry Allen. 28 �Plans for an assignment are announced by Mrs. Dorothy Porter. Mrs. Evva Vickers delivers a lecture. Common errors made by pupils in English grammar are discussed by Mr. John Zumwinkle. Miss Ellene Franzen gives some individual help to a grateful student (below). 29 �At the board with instructions for a writing assignment is Mr. Charles Schaffer. Mr. Irwin Keinon pays close attention as one of his pupils recites a poem. 30 �Girls' Gym A variety of courses in Physical Education are offered to girls at East. They receive their physical inspiration from participation in soccer, archery, basketball, and softball. They are taught poise and learn to be creative through dance classes given twice a week. Also included in the Physical Education program are the annual play festival and intra-mural sports after school for interested girls. Miss Jean Aschbacher ( above) teaches her sophomore gym class . Mrs . Carol Matchett ( below ) demonstrates how lo putt. Mrs . May Dun in adm ires artwork on !he g irl 's gym bulletin board . 31 �Mr. Emil Ziegler (top) awaits his oncoming class. Mr. Edward Race (above) stimulates a discussion of the Crusades. Elaborating on the Supreme Court is Mr. John Timmons (top right). Miss Judy Fruland pauses a moment to gaze out the window. (right) 32 �Social Studies Keying our students to history present and past, is the main objective of East's Social Studies department. A wide variety of courses are offered each year in order to fulfill this purpose. For those students interested in past events American History, World History, and Ancient History are of· fered. Psychology, Girls' and Boys' Social problems, and Sociology are also available for pupils having an · interest in more current problems. Advanced seniors have the opportunity to elect College American and European History. Mr. James Owen (above) listens attentively to a student's question . Smiling, Mr. James Svenson (below) watches a test in progress. Mrs . Linda Bowlds passes out copies of the Constitution. 33 �Mrs . Alice Koons takes care in grad ing a student's paper. Miss Elizabeth Williams chuckles at a remark. Miss Mary Taliaferro lectures on the War of 1812. Emphasizing his point is Mr. Gerald Noonan. 34 Reciting the semester grades for his class is Mr. Robert Hussey. �Mr. Wayne Shank (above) reprimands a disorderly student , Concentrating on the discussion at hand is Mr. Craig Spillman (below). Mr. Raymond Schwartz (above) discusses the plight of Henry VIII . Washing the blackboard for his next class is Mr. Daniel Burmeister (below) . Mr. Price Smith carries his class through a tour of Medieval England. 35 �Social Studies Checking the daily absences is Mrs. Elizebeth Jackson . Mrs . Jane Johnston listens to an oral students. report with her Miss Sheila Feeney reacts to a student's remark. 36 Mr. Jerome bulletin. Biffle listens to a special �Special Educat1on The handicapped student is encouraged by the braille textbooks, earphones, tapes, records, and headphones provided for him in East's Special Education Department. The students are prepared by the guidance of the Special Education teachers to participate in every aspect of school life. East attracts students for this department from all sections of the city, for it is the only resource center for those handicapped in hearing and sight. Mr. J. P. Jones is observing his class while they listen to tapes. Mrs. Maureen Wendt finds a student's comment amusing . Miss Janis Rogers applauds a student 's w itty answer after reading a story in Braille. 37 �Business Education With a special emphasis on the business world of today, the Business Education classes prepare the student for the fastpaced economic society that will face him after graduation . General Business, Steno, Transcription, Business English and Math, and Typing provide an excellent background for Future Business Leaders of America. Mrs. Katherine Bull (above) lectures on shorthand . Mrs . Charlene Ricci takes roll. Mr. Roger Lundeen dictates to his class. 38 Mrs. Jacquelyne Goelz jo es with student. �Miss Joan Bennet ( above ) checks students work. Mr. Gary Richard (below) gives advice to students. Mrs . Margaret Potter (above) answers students questions . Miss Jane Dawe ( below) looks over students work. Mrs. Ruth Eggleston (bottom) smiles at the ANGELUS photographer. 39 �Home Economics The Home Economics Department covers every aspect of a homemaker's life by training students in the preparation of foods and the making of clothing. Many levels of foods classes are offered, including Boys' Foods. Clothing classes vary also, to attract talented and interested designers. Host and Hostess Preparation, an important service class, gives future homemakers an opportunity to learn about etiquette in the home. Mrs. Gladys Ligon ( above) smiles at a student' s completed project. The importance of protein is emphasized by Mrs . Ball (below). Mrs . Hazel Spanenberg (top) shows Kathy Markis the proper way to sew darts. The design of early American furniture is presented by Mrs . Rhoda Dean (above) . 40 �Mr. Edwin Archer assists a student in the designing of a proper project. Mr. Stanley Gresham contemplates a question asked by one of his students. Industrial Arts Preparing for another assembly is Mr. Richard Johnson (above). A puzzled student is helped by Mr. Ramond Maley (above center). Three promising students display their work to Mr. McDanal (above right). Woodwork, Crafts, and Metalcraft provide chances to develop skill with machinery. Mechanical drawing emphasizes the importance of accuracy by teaching students to execute complicated drawings of geometric designs. The Industrial Arts Department aims at giving the student who plans to go into vocational work a better background in these fields. 41 �Special Departments Miss Elizabeth Craven receives instructions for submitting S.A.T. scores. Mrs . Mary Rider (above) teaches the aspects of the switchboard to Janet Lewallen. Mr. Raymond Ascell (below) makes IBM plans for revising schedules. Talking on the telephone is Mr. Myran Craig. 42 �Mr. Robert Kennedy, career counselor, admires an intelligent comment from a student . Mrs. Marion Powell (above) checks over the list of students taking the A.C.T.'s . (below) Miss Faye Twist carefully cleans her instruments. Mr. Robert Bierbach (above) demonstrates how to operate a projector to interested students. with keeping records of book fees straight. 43 �Special Departments Miss Elda Fisher (left) looks over a transcript held by Mrs. leah Hi scull (above ) . Miss Evelyn Jones (right) shows Mrs . Anne Anderson (/eft) the daily bulletin. Mrs . Alice Call, College Counselor, writes out a new schedule of college meetings (above). The ringing bell startles Mrs. Ruby Vardmer ( below). 44 �Lunchroom cooks are (left to right ) Mrs . Betty Ma lito, Mrs . Ellen Cohn, Mrs . Dorothy Crowder, Mrs. Helen Greenberg, Mrs. Mildred Chambers, Mrs. Odena Blum , and Mrs . Mollie Charlifue. Mr. Charles Clarkson watches a student 's react ion to his adv ice . Mrs . Kathryn Lace alphabetizes the latest truancies . 4S �Special Departments Miss Jay Breen (above left) replies to a student's request. East High custodians are (/eft to right) Mr. Dino Daddis, Mr. Rudolph Cardova, Mr. Grandville Williams, Mr. Donald Hammerly, and Mr. John Koshi. Mrs . Kathie Waters (above) checks a list of new books. 46 �Mrs. Hazel Niffenegger (/eft) and Miss Eliose Pearson assist a student with a research project. Miss Norma McKinley demonstrates the use of the adding machine. Mrs . Abgail Root looks over a new shipment of books. 47 ��Sports Victory Spirit, unique "Angels" the bond 49 �Tailback Jim Casebolt ( 10) knifes through the line for the game winning score. East players anxiously watch the action from the bench. The defensive line displays its overpowering strength as Lincoln is stopped short of the line . 50 �lance Scrivner neck-tackles a West receiver. Alvin Jones, Jerry Hilliard, and Don Craft bring down a lincoln runner. Fullback, Greg Lovato, lowers his shoulder into a defender. Varsity Team Grinds to 7th Place The varsity football squad, under the direction of second year coach Myran Craig, had a dismal season, compiling a 2-6 wonlost record. Although there were twelve returning lettermen, backed by many experienced seniors, injuries slowed some key team members and made for a lack of depth. The usual East single wing formation was replaced during much of the season by the T formation, directed by quarterback, Jim Casebolt. This formation gave the Angels a more potent passing attack. The gridders began on a good note, beating Lincoln 13-7. However, West downed the victory hungry team a week later by a score of 24-20. �ROSTER Dave Alkove Bill Baker Bernie Broderick Bart Broussard Jim Casebolt Ronald Collins Don Craft Walter Dawkins Eugene Eckhardt Robert Falls Natham Fitz Kevin Flanigan Rod Frey Kevin Gomez Mike Hardy Jerry Hilliard Mike Hooker Dave Hudgins Andy Hudgins Raymond Johnson Alvin Jones Greg Lovato Greg MacDougall Jerry Mann AI McFarland D. Nady Bruce Pace Andre Reynolds Vic Roberson Tony Rodgers lance Scrivner Chris Schilt Karle Seydel Neal Stafford Larry Streno Nick Streno Alan Woodard Andrew Woolfolk Splinter Wren Bill Wright Paul Young Number 82, Victor Roberson, is downed after receiving a pass. Quarterback Jim Casebolt breaks through the line. Neal Stafford scores again. STANDINGS Won Tied T. J. South G.W. Lincoln North Kennedy EAST West Manual 52 8 0 5 5 5 5 1 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 lost Pet. 0 2 2 3 3 1.00 5 6 6 8 .688 .688 .625 .625 .375 .250 .250 .000 �Greg Lovato, East fullback, finds himself in the clear for a big gain . The " fearsome foursome" square off. Walter Dawkins receives a handoff and heads toward the line. All city tackle, Dave Alkove, aided by Kevin Gomez and Alvin Jones upsets a Thunderbolt runner. Brawny Angels Battle in the Fall Hopes were again raised when East downed the Manual Thunderbolt team. A confident and fired-up team was out to meet George Washington in the next game. But GW defeated the Angels and set the pace for the rest of the season. The East team dropped games to South, Kennedy, and to the powerful Thomas Jefferson team. 53 �Bill Wright wrestles a receiver to the ground . Neal Stafford ( 41) sets to try an extra point. 54 Mike Hooker drives for yardage as he turns the end. �Fullback Greg Lovato ( 42) takes a handoff and heads for a hole in the Kennedy line . Jim Casebolt gets set to throw a pass. Don Craft eludes TJ defenders on a run around the right end. �East Downs Englewood An early victory over Englewood raised East's hopes for the football season. The Angels drove on to win games against Lincoln and Manual and met disappointing defeats against George Washington, West, and North. East has many hopes for next year with the return of many experienced juniors. Don Craft charges against T. J . (above) . Shown is an aerial view of East-G.W. action . (below). Neal Stafford makes a leaping grab for a big gain. �Alan Woodard hands off behind the powerful Junior offensive line. The Junior defense gangs up to stop a North runner. Juniors End Even STANDINGS G.W. T.J . Lincoln EAST Manual South JFK West North w T L 0{, 7 6 5 4 4 3 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 4 5 5 6 8 .938 .B13 .6BB .500 .500 .438 .375 .250 .000 ROSTER Armstrong , Donald Baker, Will iam Broderick, Bernie Canono, John Collins, Ronald Dawkins, Donald Eckhardt, Eugene Fitz, Nathan Flanigan, Kevin Guest , Lloyd Harrell, Conrad Harris, Anthony Hosack, Tom Hudg ins, Dave Johnson, Raymond Mann, Jerry Molina, Dan Nady, D. Pace, Bruce Reynolds, Andre Schilt, Chris Seydel, Karle Streno, Nick Woodard, Alan Coach Charles Clarkson 57 �Quarterback Wane Roberson is suddenly caught from behind. ROSTER Marsh Augenstine Kennith Austre Michael Bell Jim Blanas Nick Carranco Ken Charlifus Daryl Collier Kelvin Conner Calvin Dacus Robert Daniels Dan Diprofi Dennis Febinger Daryle Fields Lennie Hampton Charles Hannibal Tom Hooker William Jackson Pat Kenealy Chris Knudson Karl Kosob Jeff Levin Ronald littleton Ken Markwell Cornelius Miller Will1am Rees John Reynolds Don Rice Wayne Roberson Mike Sellers Ronald Smith Tom Speicher Wilson Stafford Robert Streno Ronald Washington Coaches: Kirk Hinderlider Cliff Olin Cherubs Finish Sixth The Sophomore football team, coached by Mr. Kirk Hinderlider and Mr. Cliff Olin, experienced the largest turnout of players since they began coaching at East. Despite this large team, the Cherubs lost their first game to Lincoln. The West game provided an encouraging win and the team went on to defeat JFK and to tie South. Even though the offensive line performed well, later season games were not of the same caliber, and forced the team to sixth place. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Jefferson lincoln Washington Manual Kennedy EAST West North Win Tie Lost Pet. B 7 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.000 .B75 .750 .5625 .3125 .3125 .1875 .125 After receiving a hand-off, Darryl Collier charges a Commander. 58 �Golf coach Don Smith issues last minute winning tips to Chris Johnston . Using his powerful swing, number one player Rick Shaefer tees off. Both ball and sand fly as Wally Foster swings out of a sand trap. Golfers Grab Fifth Under the direction of coach Don Smith, this year's golf team was able to defeat Manual, West and North with the Lincoln match ending in a tie. Most of the later season games were lost by slim margins, due to inexperienced golfers. Dominated by Sophomores and Juniors, East's team can expect an excellent season next year, as many returning golfers will be lettermen. GOLF STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pet Washington Kennedy South Jefferson EAST North West lincoln Manual 58 47 35 35 30 29 28 26 0 6 17 29 29 34 35 36 38 64 906 .734 .547 .547 .469 .456 .438 .406 .000 ROSTER Tom Boutsch lowren Corey Wally Foster Chris Johnston Andy McCoo Don Meckley Edward Morrill Murry Pierce Rick Shaefer Bill Skolaut John Standley Phillip Ward Coach: Don Smith 59 �Tennis Nets State This year's tennis team has been one of the most successful in East's history. They played 17 matches, winning 16, and tying one. During city competition the team compiled a 44-4 record. This was enough to earn a co-championship with George Washington for city. At the district qualifying meet we were represented by Larry Loeb and Matt Jackson playing singles, and Gary Stern and Mike Wilson playing on our doubles team. All four boys went undefeated and put Washington in second place. In the State meet at Boulder, East was first with 27 points, Boulder second with 24, and Washington third with 21. The amazing thing about our team is that it had only one senior, Captain Gary Stern. In his second year as captain, Gary earned all-city, all-metro, and all-state honors, contributing much to this season's success. Larry Loeb, a sophomore was this year's number one singles player. He was undefeated in city, district, and state competition. A junior, Matt Jackson, was also undefeated during city and district play. Juniors Dave Rockwell and Mike Wilson competed at State last year and contributed greatly to this year's number one standing. Sophomore, Tom Meyer, and juniors, Gary Buckstein and Steve Irwin, rounded out East's team. Larry Loeb fires his final serve to defeat his opponent for the State Singles Championship. The Junior duo of Tom Meyer and Dave Rockwell slammed all but one of their opponents. ROSTER Gary Buckstein Steve Irwin Matt Jackson Larry Loeb Tom Meyer Dave Rockwell Gary Stern Mike Wilson COACH - Jim Coleman 60 �East's State Doubles team shows aggressive net play as Mike Wilson vollies and Gary Stern rushes the net. Matt Jackson d isplays the fine backhand form that earned him all-city honors and a trip to stale competition in Boulder. The number two team of Gary Buckstein and Steve Irwin show the alertness that won six matches for them. 61 �Mark Walker comlemplates before a meet . Runners-Up Take State The "Miracle Team" as Coach Jack Moulton called it started weak and slow and ended strong and State winners. The progressive team started with defeats from Washington and Lincoln, took 4th in the Denver Invitational, missed the City Title by 2 points and ended the season with a team effort to capture the State Trophy. Seniors Andrew Chaney and Reggie Mines captured 4th and 7th places respectively in Moultons' third State Trophy in seven years. Next year's team will center around Robert Hunter and Steve Reyes. 62 �CROSS COUNTRY STAN DINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 76 81 97 101 East Denver Pueblo South Pueblo Central George Washington Lincoln Arvada Longmont Jefferson Ranum Boulder 114 138 180 198 210 "V" ROSTER Darrell Eversman Andrew Chaney Steve Reyes Mark Walker Reggie Mines Robert Hunter COACH Jack Moulton East High runners sprint for position as the gun signals the start. Andrew Chaney (left) shows determination as he finishes first. Coach Jack Moulton (above) talks over strategy to Chaney and Reggie Mines. (right) Junior Robert Hunter and experienced Darrell Eversman sprint past competition. 63 �East Hoopsters Headed "Down" Court Leading prep scorer, Greg Lovato (20), puts in two before defenders (above). 64 The East cagers headed into league play with a two win, four loss record. At Aurora Hinkley East found a lack of free-throw shooting detrimental in defeat 69-65. Again at Greeley Central the Cherubs lost a close game 77-70. In the Pueblo Tournament, which in past years East has dominated, the Angels were somewhat weak. First to the highly ranked Pueblo Central, 81-72, then to Lincoln, 67-43. In the last game of the tourney East won its first to Denver South while displaying a well balanced attack. In league action the Cherubs lost a heartbreaker to Manual. After being behind 3021 at halftime the Angels came back to tie the game, only to lose 56-54. The Washington game found an inspired East team. After a 16-3 Patriot lead, the Angels came back to a 25-all halftime tie and then went on to win 57-55. Leaping high over the defense of Lincoln John McNair ( 34) attempts a jump shot. (below) �Darrell Anderson (24) soars high to out-bound Lincoln defenders (above) as Bart Weiss ( 42) and Greg Lovato ( 20) await the outcome. Greg Lovato (below) brings the ball down court while the offense gets in position . Bart Weiss (right) controls a tip-out as Darrell Anderson readies for the ball. An opponent attempts in vain to out bound Bart Weiss (below) . ROSTER Anderson, Darrell Broderick, Bernie Craft, Don Crane, Anthony Lovato, Greg Mann, Gerry McNair, John Pace, Bruce Smith, Marvin Van Natter, Tony Weiss, Bart Whittington, Rayfield Wilson, Gary Write, Bill Young, Paul 65 �Cagers Rebound to Victory Beginning East's midseason games was an upsetting defeat by North. The Vikings managed to surpass the Angels with the final score 64 to 42. This loss apparently had no effect on the team's spirit. They returned the following week to overpower Lincoln for our second win of the season. Senior, John McNair, gave one of his most outstanding performances that night contributing greatly to the score; East 59, Lincoln 57. Coleman's team later went on to defeat Lakewood 60 to 50 in a non-league game but hit an obstacle in their game against T. J. East suffered when the Spartans slid by them leaving the score 77 to 67. Coach Paul Coleman inspires the Angel team during a time-out. Bart Weiss baffles the Lincoln team by recovering the ball over the heads of two Lancers (center). (below) 66 �Showing excellent form, John McNair (left) sinks a jump shot. Blll Wright (below) baskets a high arching free throw. 67 �STANDINGS Won lost Manual West Kennedy North EAST Washington lincoln Jefferson South Sophomore Marvin Smith tips in a missed shot while Greg Lovato and Bill Wright get in good rebounding positions. Junior Dave Goens gets off a clean jump shot over the outstretched arm of West's big center. 68 7 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 4 5 5 5 5 6 �Dribblers Choke The Cherubs dropped a game to a strong Kennedy team but sprang back with a fine showing against South, winning in the final quarter by two close points. In the last game of league play the Angels battled second place West. We led the scoring throughout the second and third quarters only to fall short in the final period. The juniors particularly came on strong in the victory over South and the bare loss to West raising East's hopes for next year's tournament. Marvin "Sk1p" Smith caps a successful fast break with an easy lay-up. All<ity player Greg Lovato steals a valuable rebound away from a Kennedy player. (Below), guards Paul Young, and Greg Lovato bring the ball down court. 69 �J. V.'s Style Promising ROSTER Bernie Broderick Anthony Crane David Goens Matt Jackson Jerry Mann Bruce Pace Chris Schilt Marvin Smith Craig Stevens Tony Van Natter Rayfield Whittington Gary Wilson Anthony Crane ( 44) jumps high to pull down a rebound A one-hander by Tony Van Natter ( 15) gives East two points Readying for a rebound are Anthony Crane (44) and Jerry Mann (50) as Mall Jackson (32) awaits out-time. 70 �Shophs Shoot Successfully ROSTER Dave Mullins puts in two in the eye of the defender. Jim Blanas Calvin Dacus Rudy Carey Daryl Fields David Green Greg Hudley Jack James Fred Kmlaw David Knowles Chris Larson David Mullins Bill Rauschklob Wayne Robertson Tom Speicher Wilson Stafford Melvin Washington Hank Wierman Rudy Carey displays his open court ability (above). Wayne Robertson (53) snarts a rebound as Fred Kinlaw (45) looks on . 71 �Steve Wolcott wards off a pin in the last few seconds of a match . Matmen Materialize The East High matmen had their best season in six years, defeating West, Manual, Kennedy, and Thomas Jefferson. The first match against Lincoln was a demoralizing defeat, but the team bounced back maintaining high spirits for the rest of the season. Highlighting the team's season was a wrestling match between the Japanese Champions and representatives from most of the Denver area schools. Larry Streno, East's heavyweight wrestler, was selected to be on the Denver team . Defeating his opponent by a score of 6-1, Larry was the only member of the Denver team to win his match. Another outstanding member of the team was Howard Hill, a junior. Howard represented us in the State Meet and managed to capture third place over opponents from Lamar, Loveland, Littleton, and Grand Junction. Howard is the first East wrestler to reach the state finals and place in state since 1960. Straining to stay on top, Howard Hill ga ins riding points. 72 �ROSTER Sam Bacino David Byran Gary Buckstein Jim Chambers Kelvin Conner Donald Dawkins Dan1el DiProfio Frank Garcia Harry Goens Byron Jackson Alvin Hawkins Howard Hill Jim Howard Ronald Littleton Darrell Madsen Wayne Matsuda Anthony Morrow D.Nady Lonnie Nieto Dale Parker Ricky Partiridge James Philips Val Pierre Ron Quintia Steven Schutz Bob Streno Larry Streno Nick Streno Daniel Swartz David Taylor Ronald Walton Steven Wolcott Coaches: Jim Coleman Kirk Hinderlider Coach, Kirk Hinderlider, gives moral support to East's Harry Goens. Ricky Partridge easily defeats a Commander. 73 �STANDINGS Won Lost Wash ington Jefferson Kennedy South lincoln EAST North Manual West 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Splinter Wrenn shows the aesthetic value of the butterfly. Former East swimmer Tim Greer inspires the team as AII.State Mike Hardy concentrates on his upcoming event. Swimmers Dip To Sixth This year the Angel swim team slipped to sixth place but still managed to place fourth in the Denver Public High School Athletic League Relays . Out of twenty-five contestants in the D.U. Invitational, the Cherubs landed in tenth place. East was fortunate to have two swimmers, Marshall Greene and Mike Hardy, competing in the All-State Meet. With only seven seniors on the squad the swimming team faced the unglamorous task of rebuilding itself this year. The young team was compiled of two outstanding sophomores, Mark Naylor, and Dennis Febinger, and juniors, Bill Baker, Eddie Wos, and Scott Sedar. Rounding out the squad were seniors, Bob Chessen, Charley DeWitt, Marshall Greene, Mike Hardy, Splinter Wrenn, Nick Ervin, and Rich Thaemert. Besides competing with the Denver area schools the swim team traveled to Colorado Springs and Littleton for non-league meets . 74 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 �Bill Baker displays excellent form as he executes the difficult half-gainer. Anchorman Nick Ervin gets into position for a fast start in the medley relay. With concern, Coach Clarkson anticipates the result of an approaching event. ROSTER Baker, Bill Chessen, Bob DeWitt, Charles Ervin, Nick Falkenberg, John Febinger, Dennis Fuller, Bruce Greene, Marshall Hardy, Mike Hobbs, Mike Hooker, Tom Hunt, Ken Jordan, Kent Lehr, David Lubischer, Rich Methner, Bruce Naylor, Mark Sedar, Scott Thaemert, Richard Wos, Eddie Wrenn, Splinter Van Buskirk, David Coach: Mr. Clarkson 75 �Gymnast, Bill Jent, completes a front toss . ROSTER Joel Butler Tom Cameron Joe Croes John Deep Dennis Febinger Bob Holmes Bill Jent Felton Johnson Mike Hannibal Nick Kraft Tom McElroy Brad Moses Earl Mosley Mark Naylor Ron Quintia Clem Schaefer Darryl Simpson Don Warren Coach : Bill Holmes Mike Hannibal runs through some stunts during a practice session. 76 �Joel Butler practices on the rings. Gymnasts Grasp for Greatness East's gymnastics team looked forward to a promising season with a strong team comprised of seniors, Joel Butler, Joe Croes, Nike Hannibal, Brad Moses, Earl Mosley, and Clem Schaefer, juniors, Bill Jent, Bob Holmes, and Felton Johnson, and sophomores, Tom Cameron, John Deep, Dennis Febinger, Nick Kraft, Tom McElroy, Mark Naylor, Ron Quintia, and Darryl Simpson. Besides competing with the Denver area schools the Angels met teams from Westminster and other suburban schools. Early morning hours were spent in preparation for the league meets and city and state. Example of form and grace, Mark Naylor performs on the trampol ine . 77 �Lance Scrivne r snags a foul t ip putt ing another batter out. Batters Bag Ball East's Varsity Baseball team had a rough break in their first game of the season losing to the North Vikings. With the encouragement and experience of their coach, Cliff Olin, the team bounced back the following week to split a doubleheader with the first place Washington team. Outstanding play was displayed by pitcher, Dave Edwards, and catcher, Lance Scrivner who's batting average soared into the 400's during season play. Dave Edwards (above ) crumples to the ground after being hit by a bean ball which hospitalized him for two days . Neal Stafford ( above, middle ) takes a lead, watching for a pass ball . Clean up hitter Bernie Broderick ( right ) watches the action with concern . 78 �Dave Edwards (above) strains for a curve ball as Mall Jackson crouches in ready await. Fine center fielder Jim Casebolt (left) starts to swing . (Above) Senior Vic Roberson, swift left fielder, gets much needed hit against South. John "Pineapple" Canono ( nght) gel another solid single. 79 �Angels Steal Third In the second half of the season, the Angels went on to defeat South twice. In a double-header with the highly ranked Kennedy, the games were split; one win, one loss. Another highlight of the season was an extra inning showdown with the West Cowboys ending in a 5-4 victory for the Angels. Vic Roberson (above) gets the worst of it at third . After a close play at home Lance Scrivner tries to pick off a runner at first (middle). D Nady, the big one, has a few choice words for the umpire (below) as usual. Dan Broderick, John Canono, and Randy Keto watch another lost game (below) . �ROSTER Bacono, Sam Be ierle, Mike Bugarin, Gary Carranco, Nick Chambers, Jim Godon, Dave Johnston, Chris Kenealy, Pat Mullins, Dave Nakajima, Mark Rauschkolb, Bill Reynolds, John Roberson, Wayne Staffork, Wilson Tsutsui, Dean Washington, Melvin Sluggers Defeat East's Sophomores began the season well with their victory over North. The doubleheader with Washington went into extra inning in which the Angels lost by only one run . Discouraged by their cheated victory, they lost the last half of the doubleheader. The game with West High introduced a series of losses to West, Kennedy, and T.J. The team then bounced back with brilliant victories over South, Lincoln, and Jefferson. Sam Bacino, (top, left) third baseman, tags out a T. J. opponent. Wilson Stafford (above, middle) takes a lead off first base. Catcher Dave Godin (above) receives a blistering fast ball. Coach Robert Paul (left) eyes the opposing pitcher. 81 �Bob Baird, junior, shows high Darrell Eversman gets the baton from Chaney in a winning two-mile relay. 82 promise in the discus. Bob Hunter finishes strong in anchoring the mile relay. �Hunter and Murphy exchange the baton in a mile relay. Runners Finish Strong Coaches Hinderlider and Moulton discuss the outcome of the C. U. relays. Mark Walker, one of the best milers in the state, sprints to victory. 83 �Bill Wright prepares for a race in all types of weather. Bill was highly successful in the low hurdles . Coach Jack Moulton reminisces the results of past track meets. Trackmen Pursue Victory With Jack Moulton's final track season ending, an impressive record accompanies his retirement. While coaching cross country his teams took state in 1963, 1964 and 1967. His track teams took state in 1964, 1965 and 1966, while placing high in other years. In his seven years at East, Jack Moulton has been one of the most successful, as well as dedicated, coaches East has ever had. 84 �Andrew Chaney runs . • See Andy run. Chaney hands off to Rod Frev, as the mile relay takes a first. Ken Murphy breaks the tape as Mark Walker cheers him on. TRACK Ausbie, enneth Ba·rd, Bob Berry, Magellan Hunter, Bob Jackson, Bruce Jones, Alvin Blakely, Chauncey Kraft, Don Brooks, Ocie Caldwell, Greg McClellan, Mike Chaney, Andrew Collins, Ronald Comer, Wilford Compean, Fred Cox, K~rt Da1ley, Myron D1c ens, Darrell Echard!, Eugene Eversman, Darrell Fe1 bert, Derek Ftl z, Nathan Frey, Rod Gates, Jack Gomez, Kevin Goens, David Gray, Tom Grier, Rod Guest, Lloyd McDaniel, Billy McFarland, Alfred McGee, David Mann, Gerald Manzanares, Tony Mines, Reg Morrow, Anthony Murphy, enneth Parker, Eri Parks, Michael Peters, Gregory Rapp, Rodger Rees, Bill Reyes, Steve Rivers, Glenn Rogers, Tony Sheehan, Darrell Stevens, Keith Syrus, Royce Hall, Bennie Haynes, Elmer Taylor, David Hawkins, Alvin Whittington, Ray Hosack, Tom Hudgens, James Wnght, Bill Walker, Mark COACH : Jack Moulton Hudley, Greg 85 ��Clubs Broadening Interests through Participation. 87 �At an early morning meeting, " D" Club members display their interest in a current project. Outstanding Athletes Support School Lettermen from all of the sports that East participates in make up "D" Club. Each year they help promote school spirit through athletics. Money for their equipment, uniforms, and transportation was raised by members through the selling of athletic tickets. This year, team members attended C.U. and Bronco football games to gain points to add to their style on the playing field. "D" Club varied their club's activities when they sponsored a midyear dance. President Lance Scrivner looks over "D" Club agenda. 88 �White Jackets Encourage Spirit East's pep club, White Jackets, boosted school spirit through the year by encouraging and cheering on our Big Red teams. Interested junior and senior girls made up White Jackets, who devoted much of their time and energy to supporting the teams. The FatherDaughter Banquet was sponsored by the White Jackets mid-year, and the participation in the Veteran's Day parade, were all a part of the White Jackets' activities. The Homecoming drill, "HAPPINESS IS ... ", was presented during the half-time of the East-Thomas Jefferson game. A Spring Banquet with the initiation of the new officers ended the pep club's activities. White Jackets show their enthusiasm at an East game. During the Homecoming drill, "HAPPINESS IS ... ", White Jackets salute opponent Thomas Jefferson. 89 �Seraph Sister Judy Thaemert proudly displays the club's emblem at annual ICC Assembly. Seraphs Watch Over Angels East was again proud of its honorary girls' service club, Seraph Sisters. The Seraph Dance in the Fall was an exciting success, following the theme of "Underwater Grotto". The faculty enjoyed the annual dessert honoring them, given by the club. Seraphs sponsored the Mother-Daughter luncheon in the spring as well as presenting the traditional Senior Girls' Award assembly. A year long project was to offer services as tutors to students desiring such aid. Sponsor Mrs. Anne Broad and president Kathy Gilbert go over the agenda for the next meeting. Mr. Colwell checks up on Seraph Sisters' planned activities. �Pre-Law Pays Up New Pre-Law members began this year in Judge Phillip Gilliam's courtr.oom with the semi-annual initiation trials. Since then the club has been able to enjoy many interesting speakers at its meetings, including controversial Detective John Gray and a speaker on draft laws. The annual Woodbury contest was greatly enhanced by its ushers, all Pre-Law members. In the spring, the club's annual Color Day extravaganza float was the object of many hours of preparation by devoted members. Peering cautiously into the treasurer's office, desperado Pre· Law members prepare to enter (above right). With a sudden burst they storm into the room (above left) cornering innocent treasurer, Miss Jeannie Marr. The Pre-Law treasury is no longer bare. 91 �Skiers Wedel to Vail Skeast took to the slopes this year at Arapahoe and Vail to improve their snowplowing, shussing and falls. The club sponsored ski buses each week to different ski resorts and members in good standing got a free bus ticket to the ski area of their choice. Many members took lessons under the direction of Willy Schaffer, of the Arapahoe Ski School. During the year, movies and lectures were given during the regular meeting held twice a month. Ski team members brought home several trophies from around the state. The year ended by a trip to Vail, which has become an annual project for East's skiers. Reynard Euwell (above) flies over a mogel demonstrating perfect control and (below) Molly Probst, Skeast president, takes a spill. �Aufste iger Rappels Aufsteiger took to the hills this year in Colorado, Wyoming and Mexico. The club tau~ht its members basic mountain rock climbing and every member was required to take a course in survival. The club operates its own mountain rescue team. Meetings were held every other week and lectures and films were shown. Amonq this year's speakers was Willy Olsed, a member of the Everest Climbing expedition who lectured on his experiences while climbing. The club sponsored several students in the Marathon to send East students to Mexico to help rebuild towns recently hit by earthquakes. Aufsteiger is affiliated with the Colorado Outward Bound School where many Aufsteiger members spend a month of their summer each year. Aufsteiger (above center) take a rest period during a weekend excursion into the Colorado mountains . An Aufsteiger member (right above) demonstrates the technique of rappelling and (below) a tubing break is taken by two members to cool off. 93 �Angelites show their unity at a morning practice. Janice Mitchell, lmesia Evans, and Sharon Jones listen to commands given by their captain. Angelites Parade A girls' drill team, the Angelites, was one of several new clubs charted this year. They represented East in parades and in other outside performances. Under the guidance of Miss Christina Ebel, the team practiced at least once a week during the school year to prepare for various activities. To raise money for the purchase of new uniforms, the Angelites sponsored a dance. 94 �Pre-Med Collects for Nepal The Pre-Med club, for those at East who have an interest in the medical field, had an active and fulfilling year. Starting off the club's year was a banquet with lecturer Dr. Dyke from the University Of Colorado Medical Center. He spoke of the primitive medical methods in South America. Collecting used postage stamps to buy tuberculosis vaccine for children in Nepal was a major project. A tour of Fort Logan Mental Hospital, the University of Colorado Medical Center and animal research laboratory were several of their projects as well as medical films and a party for a nursing house. They also had a psychologist arid an intern as guest speakers at club meetings. Guest lecturer Dr. Dyke speaks on primitive medicine in South America . Pre-Med members laugh at an amusing statement made by their president at a banquet held early in the year. 95 �Each penny is carefully counted w ith a grand tota l of $160. After a hard night' s work Joel Butler and Beth Fisher converse. Key Clu Alone with its annual production of the EKey, Key Club again involved itself in many service projects through the year. Halloween provided an opportunity to collect $160 for UNICEF with Tri-Hi-Y. The boys of a west Denver boy's home were enl ighted with a Christmas party given in their honor. The Class of '68 enjoyed the showing of last year's Senior films by the club at Senior Return in December . Another project provided a scholarship to a student showing high ideals in serving the school and the commun ity- those ideals wh ich Key Club endeavors to promote. President, Phil Mitsis, ex presses ha ppiness as he hea rs the encouraging results of his efforts. 96 �Members Jean Schilt and Sandy Deutsch, as always, dress appropriately for the occasion. Tri-Hi-Y UNICEF Tri-Hi-Y, being associated with the YMCA, is a Christian oriented club promoting ideals throughout the club and community. Again this year the club attended a church of a different denomination each month along with a monthly service project. East's five exchange students formed a panel and provided interesting and stimulating answers to questions asked by the club members about their own countires . Tri-Hi-Y also did its part in the collection on Halloween for UNICEF. Foreign exchange students Steve Siewert of Scotland, Lena Petersson and Kerstin Johansson of Sweden, ponder over questions asked by club members. 97 �Countries Captivate IR Members of the International Relations Club had the opportunity to learn about people all over the globe. Throughout the year, IRC had speakers to inform members on other countries and organizations. Club members attended conferences held at other schools and sponsored a conference on Africa late in the year. Pot-luck dinners were given throughout the year with the food representing that of nations around the world. lynda Fujimoto (left) explains her trip to Guatemala to IRC members. (Below) A guest speaker captivates the members at one of their meetings. 98 �Symposium Expounds Symposium members were given the chance to discuss all topics, from international problems to books read by the club as a group, to stimulate thought. Debating various issues and discussing various topics is the purpose of Symposium, and "think outs" were held throughout the year to provide time for discussion. Ruthann Roundtree leads a discussion on modern art. FLC Entertains AFS The Foreign Language Club, in which interested students learn of the cultures and languages of foreign lands, began its year with a Christmas party for East's AFS foreign exchange students. The members had successful fund raising projects during the year. A report on the Mexican clean-up project, given by several members who attended, highlighted the year. Films about travel and two banquets were also held this past year. Mike Crownover thinks of last minute preparations for an FlC mee1ing. �President Chuck Smith tests the fortitude of his head. Karate Kicks Back East students again practiced the ancient Korean art of self defense in the Karate Club. The many years of application necessary to master this technique pay off as club members demonstrate by their proficiency and readiness in this complicated method of weaponless defense. President Chuck Smith tests the fortitude of Ed Banks (/eft). 100 �Folklore Frets Folklore Club provided an opportunity for members to see such celebrated musicians as Pete Seeger, ian and Sylvia, and Judy Collins in concert. However, more important was a chance for them to play and perform for each other. The club conducted guitar lessons and hootenannies frequently throughout the year. Members enjoyed working with representatives of the Denver Folklore Center who helped and entertained the club. larry loeb strums and sings (left) look on (below). as lethargic club members 101 �ICC Eyes the Future Inter-Club Council, which is an organization of club presidents, met to present beneficial club projects and to discuss club problems. The various clubs took part in the sophomore orientation assembly that was sponsored by ICC, and held open houses to encourage prospective members to join their club. Members of clubs learned about leadership, its problems, and procedures at the Leadership Conference. The Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by ICC in February, was highlighted by the crowning of the Sweetheart Couple. The outstanding member of each club was honored at a spring banquet. ICC president, Ray Robert, (right) contemplates a suggestion. (Below ) Walter Greenberg and Phil Mitsis give their altention to a speaker at the leadership Conference. 102 �Red Cross Sends Toys Aiding people in various ways made Red Cross' activities through the year successful. For the children in Viet Nam, the club filled bags with toys and clothing to send to them for their New Year. Halloween gave the members a chance to take the younger boys of Clayton College trick-or-treating, which proved to be fun for everyone. As an annual project, Red Cross collected toys for the Santa Claus Shop. This year they had a toy drive and an Early Bird Dance to help with the collection. For their Christmas project, the club made food baskets for families of servicemen. Volunteers from the club were sent to work in the emergency room at Denver General Hospital. Recognition of Red Cross Youth Volunteers who had worked during the summer was another activity of the club. President Sally Rose calls a Red Cross meetrng to order. (right) Red Cross members (below) perform in "Sara Barton's BAND-AID" for the sophomore orientation assembly. �Nancy Rigg and - Sally Rose anx iously awa it the a rrival of Governor George Romney. TAR 's Tarry at Conventions High school Republicans can find their place in the Teen Age Republican's Club at East. This year the club sent delegates to several important conventions . Among them was the Western State Republican Conference at which members were able to meet such great politicians as Governor George Romney, and Senators Everett Dirksen, and Charles Percy. Members Sally Rose and Nancy Rigg also had the opportunity to interview former Senator, Barry Goldwater for a radio program . Attending the state TAR's convention and acting as pages for other state conventions completed the club's activities. Renown politicians Governor George Romney (top ), Senator Charles Percy ( middle ), and Senator Everett Dirkse n (b otto m ), speak eloquently for western state Republ icans. 104 �Officers, Tom Grey, and Alan lamb are startled as they see an intruder arrive. Dems Grow Demoniac President, Alan lamb indicates the major activities for the year. A favorite pastime for the Teen Dems this year were lively discussions on major political problems of today. Attending conventions helped give members a better sense of their political party's platform. Often Teen Dems and TAR's became involved in minor skirmishes such as the one pictured below. The intruder (devout Republican, Chris Watson) is suddenly attacked by sinister Teen Dem officers. 105 �Latin Americans Aid Mexico Students interested in promoting and learning about the culture of the South Americans are members of the Latin American club. The highlight of this year's activities was its participation in a project to send students to Mexico during Christmas vacation to help a disaster stricken town. To raise money for this project the club sponsored a Mexican dinner and a marathon with several other East clubs. A frequent and enjoyable activity of the club was a monthly Friday evening dance at the YMCA. Mary Trujillo, president, and Ralph Harrison demonstrate a new dance. Members anxiously await admossion to the dance. 106 �Walter Garnett prepares his camera before going on a shooting spree. Camera Club Shoots for Perfection To learn new camera techniques, and to gain practice in shooting pictures, is the prime purpose of the Camera Club. The club was organized for -those students who enjoy photography as a hobby and also for those who plan on a career in this field. With the aid of the sponsor, Mr. Michael McDanal, club members also were exposed to different methods of lighting and developing. Mr. Michael McDanal (standing right) offers useful pointers to photographers . 107 �FTA members Sandy leerskov, Debbie Blair, and Daphne McGee (above) sell candy to help the club sponsor a $50 scholarship. Joyce Johnson, Mary Wayne, and Charlayne Murrell make final plans before giving teachers apples on "Teacher Appreciation Day." (below) FTA Aids 1n Peru The Future Teachers of America club is for students interested in the profession of teaching. It gives the members prevocational information and experience. Among FT A's activities was assisting with "Back to School Night" and other PTA functions. The members attended the CEA Convention, and had organized trips to various Colorado colleges. Denver Classroom Teachers Association gives two $500 scholarships to two outstanding seniors in the high school FTAs. Members who wanted to complete for this were interviewed. This year among their regular activities, FT A gave a $50 scholarship to their outstanding senior member. Also, former Head Girl Patty Reagan was given materials to assist her in teaching English to girls in Peru. 108 �Counterpoints Tune-ln Counterpoints, a club devoted to the appreciation and understanding of music, enjoyed an interesting year. As a first project, members sold tickets to the opera II Trovatore. During the Christmas season, they made stockings for the children at the George Washington Carver Nursery. The club also attended musicals as a group, and had several guest performances during the year. Gulcin Acemi, (left), foreign exchange student from Turkey, plays a native instrument, the saz, for Counterpoints' members. (below) Members enjoy a meeting with a guest performer. �Hi-Y Heightens Youth Image Service to the community in the form of active participation is characteristic of each member of Hi-Y. This year the club's efforts were centered around a national project, Youth of ·Government. Through attending conventions in Boulder and Denver, East's delegates obtained the experience of serving in a governmental atmosphere. During the summer the club worked with young underprivileged boys and bought toys for them at Christmas. As always, the club actively participated in the Color Day festivities. Recognizing a suggestion from Kelvin Smith (above left), Jerome Anglin, president, expresses apprehension. Hi·Y mem· bers work co-operatively with their sponsor from the East Denver YMCA (/eft). 110 �Deco Learns by Doing Many East students can still remember the delectable doughnuts which were on sale at the beginning of this year. Deca members worked hard to get the money they earned through this sale. With it they were able to send delegates to several Distributive Education conventions; the District Convention at the Brown Palace, the State Convention in Colorado Springs, and the National in Chicago. At these conventions they learned new ideas about retailing and merchandising, the career which each member wishes to pursue. Chris Bachman pauses for a brief rest while taking Distributive Education final exam as Kathy Barton asks help from Mr. Hollingsworth. (/eft) Artists Sketch for School East students were able to send Christmas cards with a personal touch this yea·r, made for them by the Art Club. Along with this, their main project, the club was able to make money by selling their own works in an exhibit. A sketching trip involved participation from the entire club. Praising a finished project are its creators, Sandi Nelms and Robb Craig (right). Mr. Ott, Art Club sponsor, criticizes sketches of Linda McElroy, president (below). �laCrosse Attacks City The East High LaCrosse team, under the coaching of Mr. George Brown and the sponsorship of Mr. Jim Owens, has been an active, competitive sport for the last four years. Throughout the spring the members competed against South, George Washington and other league teams . Practice was held during the late winter months with physical fitness as well as technique encouraged. Meetings were held where anyone who wanted to join was encouraged to do so. Although the sport is not considered an official minor sport at East, the victories won brought pride to the school. Last year the team took second in City. (Above) Chris Phelps and Coach George Brown show Chris larson and Jim Minton the right hand posit ion for a lacrosse stick. (Below) Greg MacDougall and Splinter Wrenn work out before a weekly practice. McGregor Rhodes (above) goes out for a catch to start a scrimmage game at Congress Park. 112 �Model Teens Charms VVay Through Year A fall potluck for new members opened up the school year for Model Teens . In December the club sponsored a boy's panel, with a group of East's boys answering questions . Model Teens also set up a fashion clinic for the first time in midyear and started projects to include members as well as all other girls at East. Several guest speakers spoke at meetings, among them a lecturer from Power's Modeling School and from Penny's. A fashion show in the spring rounded out the project-filled year for Model Teens. Sally Wade, Model Teens president, enjoys the fall potluck for new members . Members treat themselves to good food at the Model Teens first official activity of the year. 113 �Dancers Delight The purpose of Orchesis, the girls dancing club, is to produce creativity through expression and movement, and to express feelings through dancing . Orchesis met once a week to prepare for their various activities . In midyear they presented a Dance Assembly for the girls of East. An all-school meeting which included all the Denver schools, provided the opportunity for the girls to perform for each other, and to learn new ideas. Members of Orchesis display good form . (above) Carmen Henderson captures a graceful form . 114 (below) �Chessmen Knight Success Chess Club, whose purpose is to promote the game of chess, met once a week to play, practice, and perfect their game. Included in their year was an inter-club tournament. Members played intently until checkmating their opponents. Also Chess Club held tournaments with several other schoo1s, winning some and losing some. Tom Barber awaits the move of his opponent. Bob Petri and Dan Swartz concentraTe on their next bid. Club Seeks to Bridge Success Every two weeks marked a meeting of Bridge Club. To begin their year of activities an informal tournament was held with George Washington's Bridge Club where members played cleverly. The annual Christmas party for former members, which is in connection with Senior Return, proved to be fun for all. In the spring their annual student-teacher game became heated competition with witted students playing their best. 11 5 �Bowlers Strike The girl's bowling club, though not competitive, enjoyed their favorite hobby by bowling together every Tuesday at Dalia Lanes. The members had excellent instructors and learned to improve their skill for obtaining a winning game. By practice the girls saw how their game improved from the first of the year to the last. The bowlers competed against each other for top scores and winners received trophies which were presented at a banquet at t he end of the year. A bowler shows good form as she attempts to make a strike. Determination and skill help a Rifflette shoot a high score. Riflettes Hit the Target Riflettes competed between schools in marksmenship contests. New members learned to shoot a .22 caliber rifle and old members learned techniques on improving their proficiency with guns. The East High Riflettes Drill Team performed for outside organizations. During practice sessions members learned firearm safety and planned activities and projects for the year. One such project was a dance during the second semester. 116 �Club members attend a regular after school meeting, with an added surprise-guest speakers. Two Continental Airline stewardesses talked to Y-Teens about etiquette. Y-Teens Collect Y-Teens, who are affiliated with the YWCA, had many activities this past year. The club's purpose is to better young women and give service to the community. They visited different churches throughout the year, had special guest speakers, such as two Continental Airlines stewardesses, and participated in the Y-Teen Convention. The club collected money for the United Way and spent a day with orphans as service projects. 11 7 �Members read verses from Caesar at their annual banquet. League Learns Latin Interest in Ancient Roman Customs and the Latin language is common to all members of the Junior Classical League. East's J.C.L. began its activities by providing Thanksgiving dinners for poor Denver families . On December nineteenth the traditional lo Saturnalia celebration was held and in the spring members participated in Latin Week. Winners of the Virgil Medal for excellence in the Latin language were honored at a classical Roman banquet. The Classical ph ilosoph ies of Cicero a nd Virgil are contemplated by latin scholar, Karle Seydel. 118 �Knit-Wits Make Stitch in Time Persons desiring to learn the complicated techniques of good knitting have an opportunity to do so in the Knit Wits. Members enenjoyed many knitting parties at which red and white stocking hats were made for the Angels Basketball team. A Daffy Apple sale helped defray the cost of these traditional hats. President, Dolores Nelson, enjoys demonstrating new stitches for new mem· bers. Proper hand position is important for perfect ion in knitting. 11 9 �Speech Spurs Spirit The Speech Club, affiliated with the National Forensic League, led its members to victory at speech meets around the city this year to bring several trophies to East. The club is made up of students from speech and drama classes, as well as just interested students in speech. To be a member a certain number of points were necessary. These points were earned by participation in meetings and meets. Speech teams were coached by Mrs. Carol Strickland. Tom Meckley, Pet Gatseos, and Hil Margolin can't resist getting in the act as Pat Seymour delivers a humorous interpretation. (right ) Judy Coffee and Cynthia Carracasis never turn down an opportunity to debate, and Denise Furgason is caught in the middle of it. (below) �(above) A scene is rechecked by players during dress rehearsal. John Brooks and John Bonsib are in the act of leaving during this scene from " My Three Angels". (below) East Soars With "My Three Ange Is " East Side Players gave its members the opportunity to work not only with the acting aspect of the dramatic field, but also the make-up, costume, and production side. The members put on the fall play of "My Three Angels" by Sam and Stella Spewack. A children's theater also was performed for the elementary schools in the city. To raise money the club held its annual pickle sale. At meetings, classes, and workshops in the fields of directing, producing, and over-all development of a play, students learned what goes into a play. Meetings also included guest speakers and a reading theater. 121 �Euclidian-Computer Join Brains Euclidian and Computer clubs joined this year to become one organization interested in Science and Mathematics . During the year members learned how to work with computers. Meetings were held with guest speakers who lectured on the fundamentals of the fields connected with Science. One speaker was Professor Jack Cohen from Denver University, who talked on "The Infinity of the Universe." The cross circuits of a computer are shown (above) and tape reels are shown in action (above right). Ray Robert, president, presides over a meeting after school (/ower right) . 122 �Montage Promotes Diletants MONTAGE, East's student literary magazine, expresses the ideas of youthful diletants and other hopeful writers and artists. Essays, poems, stories and art work submitted by students are reviewed by the editorial staff. The best works are chosen and sent to the publications staff for printing and distribution. MONTAGE members are chosen for their superior talents in the field of literary productions. Members meet after school to discuss possible sales techniques and prepare the book which comes out in the spring. E£Lsts /itt::Y"tlry rna.g 71 n tcoo yon,Y' , clife Carolyn Allen (above right) displays MONTAGE sale poster to photographer. Mary Randall, Editor, and Kathy Gilbert (below) attend to vital matters concerning poster distribution. 123 ��Activities Enthusiasm A flame Of involvement 125 �Activities Calendar Orientation of New Teachers and Students........................... September 6 Howdy Day.......................... September 14 Colfax Code And Citizenship Day Assembly ............................ September 19 Sophomore Election Assembly. ............ October 3 Seraph Dance............................ October 7 Sophomore Party ....................... October 20 Back To School Night .................. November l Fall Sports Dance ...................... November 4 Thanksgiving Assembly............... November 22 Drama Club Play ...................... December 8 Junior Prom ........................... December 9 Christmas Assembly ................... December 20 Christmas Concert. .................... December 22 Senior Return ........................ December 22 Woodbury Oratorical Contest ............ January 10 Career Day ............................. January 16 Father -Daughter Banquet ..... . .......... January 25 Tower of Strength Assembly ............ February 9 Sweetheart Dance ..................... February 17 PTA Fashion Show .................... February 29, March 1, 2 All School Show ..................... March 22, 23 Wolcott Contest. .......................... April 15 Vocal Concert. ............................ April 26 Spring Concert .............................. May 1 Color Day ................................. May 10 Academic Awards Assembly............. May 20, 21 Senior Prom ............................... May 25 Senior Class Day........................... May 29 Graduation ................................. June 4 126 �127 �Learn To Lead R.O.T.C. training at East cultivates habits of discipline, orderliness, and precision. The cadet learns to respect constituted authority, patriotism, and is given insight into the life, methods, and training of a military man. R.O.T.C. encourages a high sense of personal honor along with responsibility, leadership, cooperation, and self discipline. An annual Federal inspection is held each year at which Army officers test the efficiency of the cadet. The various drill teams in R.O.T.C. participate in special assemblies, in addition to the weekly drills and inspections done in preparation for city and state drill competitions. BRUCE TAWARA Cadet Lt . Colonel East's R O.T C. is headed by Major Rex Dawson. DAVID NEIL Cadet Major TYRONE HILL Cadet Major JAMES BElLANTE Cadet 1st Lt. RALPH DICKERSON Cadet Captain 128 �Sergeant Parks studies the daily R.O.T.C. bulletin. Cadets James Bellante and John Kareski in the arms room, inspect two of the 200 rifles maintained by East's R.O.T.C. battalion. The East High R.O .T.C . presents the colors at the Veteran's Day parade. �Drill Team Attention~ East's girl's drill team, Honorary Cadets, is comprised of junior and senior girls who maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0. They offer sevice to the school by doing secretarial work in the armory. Tuesday and Friday mornings are used for practicing drills which later aid them in the city and state competitions held each year at Washington Park and Boulder. This year under the guidance of Lieutenant Colonel Paige Plastina, the Honorary Cadets also participated in the Veterans Day Parade and the Memorial Day Parade. PAIGE PLASTINO lieutenant Colonel Master Sergeant Hart, ROTC instructor, discusses an assignment with Second lieutenant Denise Ferguson. 130 JUDY EGGLESTON JANNELLE WILKINS Major Major RANDY ELENBOGEN LORA WEISS Captain Captain �The Honorary Cadet Drill Team represents East in the Veterans Day Parade . Cadets Paige Plastino, Nancy Bohm, and Sherry Tenich (right to left), arrange instruction sheets which aid the ROTC instructors. Jannelle Wilkins watches as Lt. Colonel Paige Plastino calls th Drill Team to attention Ill �Early birds are wide awake listening to the soul sounds of the "Citations." Groovin' "George" performs during the Seraph Dance. Fish net, sea shells, flowers, airplanes, and an enchanted forest created the atmosphere for East's dances. Starting off the year was the traditional Seraph Dance entitled, "The Underwater Grotto". Following this was the Fall Sports Dance, "Anything Goes", sponsored by the ANGELUS and Spotlight staffs, the Junior Prom, "Through The Lo9king Glass", ICC's Sweetheart Dance, and the Senior Prom. "Anything Goes" went. �Music Assemblies Trudi Morrison (above ) , member of Concert Orchestra, diligently practices for their next performance. The Norad Band (above right) and the D.U. Symphonic Band (below) entertain Angels during an assembly . 133 �Musicians Merit Applause Music plays an integral part in all of East's functions . This year vocal groups highlighted many of our assemblies. Among them were the Thanksgiving, and Christmas programs. The Angelaires, a madrigal group, also participated in the school assemblies as well as the P.T.A. Fashion Show in the spring. The various instrumental organizations presented their own assemblies, participated in the Winter Music Festival, provided music for the All-School Show, and marched in the Color Day parade. In addition to all these activities East's vocal and instrumental groups also did their part in visiting the Denver area junior high schools to present programs. With the main hall as a stage , the Angelaires perform " Sunrise, Sunset." Concert Band 's brass section adds strong support to the total sound of the b and . Ronnie Washington concentrates on creating a living sound from the printed music. 134 �"I Am An American" is presented by Concert Choir in the traditional Tower of Strength assembly. Stage Band member, Robb Latham, produces a softer sound on his French Horn by using a mute. (above) Bass saxophone player, Eric Nance, works out a new number during the fourth hour band class. (right) 135 �The "Can-Can" from Orpheus sets the pace as eight dancers perform on French Street. (above) Chauncey Blakely (left) projects his excellent voice into the audience as he sings 'The Shadow of Your Smile!'. The drum duet of George Weber and Mike Hartman prov ides the rhythm for Main Street. 136 �''On the Street Where You Live'' East's All-School Show, "On The Street Where You Live," gave many talented students the opportunity to perform. Participating before the background created by the Art Service class, were the concert Choir and Angelaires singing a rousing arrangement of "Oklahoma" and recreating "The Rain in Spain" from the musical "My Fair Lady." Also highlighting the show was the singing of Chauncy Blakely, modern and jazz dance interpretation, and instrumental performances by George Weber and Mike Hartman on the drums and Kathleen Gilbert on the piano. Ken Wright belts out 'Jacob Jones' on his trumpet. Desiree Thalley dances to the accompaniment of the Angelaires singing, ' I Could Have Danced All Night'. Main Street is the scene as Bea1er Hamilton, Carol Bruso, and Roger Aydelott perform 'This is the Shape of Thongs'. 137 �Spotlight Meets Pressing Deadlines Under the sponsorship of Mr. Richard Nelson, Spotlight, the East High newspaper has served the student body by presenting news, facts, and opinions to the students in their triweekly editions. Pupils have an opportunity to be selected to the staff early each fall. Their acceptance is based on the ability to write a well constructed article and their knowledge of school events. As the school newspaper, Spotlight has tied the interests and activities of the students into an informative and interesting collection of news. Spotlight Editor, Chris Watson, chooses a headline for an article. Discussing a page layout with the printer are (left to right), Dan Chap· man, Rob Brown, Chris Watson, and Kenny Wohl. Sponsor, Mr. Richard Nelson, discusses a story with Barry Hadley, Page Editor. Mary Hallet types some copy for the next edition of Spotlight. 138 �Copy-Rewrite Editor, Kenny Wohl, and Page Editor, Dan Chapman, work on stories for Spotlight's next edition. News Editor, Rob Brown, chuckles over a humorous remark with Page Editor, Margy Heim. Preparing his page for printing is Gary Stern, Page Editor. �Exchange Students Open Doors to Understanding This year East was fortunate to have two foreign exchange students. They were Polly Bernard from France and Gulcin Acemi from Turkey. The exchange was made through the American Field Service program, whereby these foreign students have the opportunity to live with an American family, attend a public school, and from these broaden their knowledge of the American people. During their stay they experienced the various American sports; football, basketball, and baseball, as well as holidays in the American Tradition. Polly Bernard (left) and Gulcin Acemi (below) enjoy Christmas in the American tradition with their host families. 140 �Angie Noel gives incoming Angels their first look thr9ugh East and explains the importance of the bulletin cases. Old Angels Using a copy of ANGELUS to help show East to new sophomores, Kathy Waters tells them about traditions, sports and clubs . Orient New Cherubs Sophomore Orientation began the first week of August and continued until the beginning of the fall semester. The incoming sophomores were given a tour of the building, learned cheers from the cheerleaders, and were shown films of East's activities including Color Day and the Honorary Cadets. During the five hour session they were also informed of the school's traditions, ideals, government, and clubs. They later had the opportunity to ask questions. Orientation, which was incorporated into the school one year ago, has proven to be rewarding in aiding new students to adjust to and become familiar with East, as well as instilling enthusiasm for their sophomore year. Diane Fields distributes a copy of Spotlight to eager incoming sophomores. 141 �Delegates Assembl e Delegate Assembly is comprised of representatives from every first hour class. Its purpose is to serve as a link between the student body and government at East. This year, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Bragg, Delegate Assembly conducted a workshop for all of its members. The workshop helped each representative recognize the extent of his duties. Along with the workshop, Delegate Assembly also participated in furnishing the Senior Lounge and organizing the United Fund Drive. Trudi Morrison, weekly meeting . first semester president, Delegate Assembly members, Carol Perri II listen to a committee report. presides over Fisher, Gerry Mann and a Pam Gary Bouchier explains the new posters which Delegate Assembly used in their campaign against litter. Listening attentively to a suggestion for a project is second semester president, Jim Hahn. �Board Points Out Leaders hip The Activities Classification Board is responsible for seeing that the student positions are distributed evenly, according to the amount of leadership and time each position requires. The Board has been in existence at East for four years and has proved to be an effective one. It enforces the belief that one individual should not be allowed or obligated to carry too heavy a load of activities. Through the Points Board more students are able to hold a position of leadership and participate more in school activities. Mimi Hallet helps with a sign which announces an upcoming speak-out. The Classification Board, under the sponsorship of Mr. Bragg meets to discuss the percentage of leadership positions held by Angels. President, Shirley Gruenberg, presides over a meeting. 143 �A suggestion made by Mr. Bragg brings mixed reactions from the Council members. Head Girl, Council. Angie Noel, discusses problem facing Jannelle Wilkins, concerned over an idea presented during the meeting , anxiously awaits her chance to present a d ifferent idea . 144 �"To Instill the Ideas of Participation and Involvement . "Creative Citizenship" is the term which best exemplifies East's Student Council. With this as their theme the Student Council has worked, with the assistance of Mr. Arthur Bragg, to instill the ideas of participation and involvement in East's student body. Angie Noel, Head Girl, and Greg Diamond, Head Boy, have provided the leadership for such projects as the organization of Delegate Assembly, the Colfax Code, Sophomore Orientation, and Speak-Outs which were held every Friday during the lunch hours. Greg Diamond finds a Council member's comment humorous as he presides over a seventh hour meeting. Council members Neal Stafford and Mary Dallas, visitor Kathy Kunz, and Spotlight representative, Cincy Crabb contemplate the merit of a suggestion. 145 ���Paul Young, explains, in an assembly how an athlete's performance reflects the spirit of the crowd. Greg Alexander, a former member of Angelaires, performs during an assembly presented by the Doane College Vagabonds . During the Club's Assembly, Jan Bingaman appeals for students to join the Drama Club. 148 �Easts's foreign exchange students Gulcin Acemi, Steve Stewart and Lena Peters son (/eft to right) discuss the differences of our countries. Assemblies Convey Enthusiasm This year East offered . a number of assemblies aimed towards broadening the cultural and educational background of the students. A wide range of programs presented, including the introduction of the foreign exchange students, clubs, musical groups, debate teams, pep assemblies, class skits and previews of the school play added variety and aroused enthusiasm of the student body. Rounding out the year were the traditional Christmas, Thanksgiving, Wolcott and Woodbury assemblies. Sally Wade and Ray Robert take the oath ot ottice in an assembly 149 �An appearance of the Doan College Vagabonds enlightened one of the music assemplies . The enthusiasm of our cheerleaders during a pep assembly spread spirit throughout the student body. 150 Steve Olson stresses a point in his speech presented in the traditional Woodbury Declamations Contest. �Stage Crew Lights Up. East's stage crew has contributed greatly to the production of special school programs and events. The members of the stage crew, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Johnson, aid in providing lighting, sound, and preparing the stage for all assemblies and the All-School Show. Erecting platforms for bands, and creating light effects and sound of the school dances also requires the skill of the stage crew. Tom Allen adjusts a light prior to an assembly (above ). Tony Arroyo and Allen Burnett join forces to raise a beam of lights (above /eft) Making last minute adjustments behind the scenes is Don Cox . . • ,. • ( 151 �Let's Go, Angels! Representing good sportsmanship and school spirit are East's nine cheerleaders. They are chosen in the spring on their ability to perform the duties of a cheerleader. Sponsored by Miss June Smith, the girls meet once a week to practice. Their efforts are 'joined to promote school spirit by painting pep-posters, attending all school sports, and planning pep assemblies. The cheerleaders support East's teams and maintain the desire to win. Head cheerleader Debbie Heger raises Angel spirit at a football game. "V-1-C-T-0-R-YI That's the East High battle cry!" East High's 1967-6B cheerleaders are (left to right) Janice Townsend, Jolene Fukuhara, Pat Abe, Alison Ando, Debbie Heger, Michele Nuss, Mary Babbs, Carol Bruso, and Kacky Davis. 152 �East Has A Better Idea Spring and summer sportswear, evening gowns, and the newest look in skirts, dresses, and pantsuits were previewed in the annual P.T.A. Fashion Show, "East Has A Better Idea." The show was held in the Denver Dry Goods Tea Room for three days in order to raise money for the P.T.A. Scholarship. Not only were the senior girls able to model fashions but five boys were able to display the "In" look for young men's sports and dinner wear. The music of the East Angelaires added to the atmosphere of the occasion. Bart Brousard (above center) examines the midi dresses of Rayna Wright (left) and Diane Field (right). Modeling red and white Color Day dresses are (below left to right) Carol Bruso, Joni White •and Celeste Holmes. Debona ire Joel Walker (right) displays one of the spring's newest looks for the young man. 153 �Orators Continue Woodbury Tradition January 10, 1968 marked the ninety-fifth annual Woodbury Oratorical Contest, one of East's traditions which has been continued since 1875. This year the Woodbury medal was awarded to Edward Johnson, a senior, for his outstanding interpretation of Darrow's, "Against Capital Punishment." The seven other contenders for the medal were: Ray Robert, Steve Olson, E. Hil Margolin, Pete Gatseos, Joe Silver, Donald Meckley, and Gregory Diamond. The three judges, Mr. Justin W. Brierly, Dr. Louis Glorfeld, and Reverend George E. Burton, rated each of the speakers on their ability to interpret and recreate a moment in history. Ed Johnson (/eft) forcefully declares the evils of capital punishment in his winning oration. Don Meckley (above) and Joe Silver (below) dramatically present their Wood· bury entries . 154 �Coffee Captures Wolcott This year Judy Coffee's reading and interpretation of "A Piece of Steak" by Jack London won her the Eighty-ninth Annual Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest on April 23, 1968. The seven other contestants competing this year were Jeanne Brooks, Denise Ferguson, Diane Randall, Cheryl Brink, Carol Atkinson, Allison Branscombe, and Mary Dallas. Judging these girls on their ability to capture the mood of the selection and their delivery were Mr. Ernest Pech, Mr. Carl I. Johnson, and the Reverend Hugh Mullins. Judy Coffee (above) takes her turn in the Eighty-ninth Wolcott Contest while Cheryl Brink, Allison Branscombe, and Carol Atkison watch. Conferring congratulations on the new winner, Judy Coffee, ar" the other Wolcott contestants. 155 �Students Speak Out Two years ago the "Speak Out" was developed to give all students the opportunity to voice their opinions and criticisms concerning the school. Since then the "Speak Out" has grown to be a major part of involving all students in East. Every Friday during the lunch hours, students are invited to go and voice not only their opinions about East, but also on a variety of topics concerning problems facing a person in society. Topics ranged from "Interracial Marriages" and "Race Relations" to speaking with the foreign exchange students from the surrounding Denver schools. 156 ��The junior float is created by (/eft to right) Sam Nelson, Allen Burnette, Tim Crow and Bernie Broderick. Kerstin Johansson and Chris O'Neil attend to vital matters at the senior float as Gulcin Acemi watches. Henry Ervin watches dejectedly the work going on at the senior float. 158 �Colors Capture Color Day Vivid colors were prominent for this year's Color Day floats, skits, state track meet and dance as East High presented "The Wonderful World of Color". "My Coloring Book", the Color Day parade, launched the day's activities. Following this was the presentation of the class skits, awards for the floats and skits, and the crowning of the May Queen. The theme of color was further stressed in the state track meet, "Flying Colors", and a dance "Turn on in Technicolor" sponsored by Pre-Law and White Jackets. Stuffing the junior float are (/eft to right) Cunningham. Kathy Waters, Linda Hart and Charolette Gulcin Acemi (above) concentrates on dressing "George". 159 �Senior Scholars Outstanding academic achievement and test scores are representative of the Senior Scholars. Each year senior students ranking in the upper four percent of the graduating class and maintaining a grade point average throughout their high school career of 3.85, are recognized for their scholastic excellence. These students are also lauded for their outstanding Scholastic Achievement Test scores. Each of the Senior Scholars must have received a combined verbal and math score of 1320 or above. 160 �Outstanding Senior Girls Awarded FRIENDLINESS Sally Wade BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Angie Noel COURTESY Vicki Nakashima COURTESY Toni Welch LEADERSHIP Trudi Morrison SENSE OF HUMOR Raquel Mayes POISE Marianne Ward DEP EN DAB ILITY Tina Garcia SPORTSMANSHIP Downey Hillmeyer SERVICE Diana Fields LOYALTY Susan Hart CHEERFULNESS Ann Bell lbl ��Royalty In subdued hues Former fantasy Becomes reality. 163 ��Angelus King and Queen Miss Becky Niemi Mr. Tom Speicher This year ANGELUS was privileged to have the renowned Flamenco dancer, Mr. Jose Greco, select the Angelus King and Queen. The King and Queen are a sophomore girl and boy chosen by a celebrity as being characteristic of the American youth today. Honored this year were M r. Tom Speicher and Miss Becky Niemi. Mr. Jose Greco 165 ��Seraph Dance An "Underwater Grotto," sponsored by the Seraph Sisters, was the setting for this year's first dance. The boy's gym was decorated with blue and green cheese-cloth curtains and crepe paper fish hung overhead to create an underwater atmosphere. "The George" set the mood with music. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Mr. Greg Lovato as Seraph King, by last year's king, Mr. Dan Westmoreland. Mr. Lovato was escorted by Miss Linda Powell. Two members of the popular band, "The George," perform their rendition of "Words of Love" (above). King Greg Lovato, (below) sits regally on his throne as Miss Powell stands near. Candidates for Seraph King are (left to right): Greg Lovato, Paul Young, Neal Stafford, George Weber, Greg Diamond, and Vic Roberson. 167 ��Queen, Janice Townsend and her escort, Tony Van Natter, enjoy first dance with royal court. Fall Sports Dance The main hall was alive with colorful :repe paper streamers and flowers for this year's Fall Sports Dance, "Anything Goes", sponsored by the ANGELUS and Spotlight staffs. A painted airplane in keeping with the theme, hung over the staircase from which the queen candidates descended. The "Dux" provided music for the night climaxed with the crowning of Fall Sports Queen, Miss Janice Townsend, escorted by Mr. Tony Van Natter. Present for the crowning was Miss Mary Brent, last year's queen. Fall Sports Queen Candidates are, (left to right) stand•ng: Mary Dallas and lynn Wierman, (s•tting), Diane Fields, Carol Bruso, Debbie Verduin, and Janice Townsend. 169 �The Junior Prom Queen candidates are, top left to right: Kathy Waters, linda Hart, Gena Owens, (boHom) Pat Carey, Cathi Cantrell, Debbie Porter, and (seated) Carol Cantrell. Junior Prom The enchanting world of "Through the Looking Glass" was the theme of this year's Junior Prom, given by the Junior Class. Colorful glittering trees were placed around the room and a mobile of huge playing cards was suspended over the dance floor. The crowning of "Alice" by last year's queen, Miss Michele Nuss, highlighted the evening. Miss Linda Hart escorted by Mr. Alan Woodard reigned from her mushroom throne. The "Kandy Store" provided music. The Queen of Hearts watches over the dancers in Wonderland. 170 ��Miss Sail Wade May Queen �May Queen Attendants May Queen at1endants are top row, left to right: Toni Welch, Diane Fields, Juli Krill, Sandra Nelms, and seated: Downy Hillmeyer, Tina Garcia , and Sally Wade. 173 �Senior Honorary Attendants are top to bottom, left to right: Janelle Wilkins, Lynda Fulimoto, Trudi Morrison, Sandy Deutsch, Kathy Markis, Jeanne Brooks, Beth Fisher, Pam Higgins, Kacky Davis, Lynn Wierman, and Joyce Harris. Honorary May Queen Attendants 174 �Sophomore Honorary Attendants are left to right Denise Jackson, Annette Hill , Linda Bell and seated, Jean Pryor. Members of the Court of Royalty are left to nght: Michelle Nuss, Linda Hart, and Janice Townsend. Lost •s Greg Lovato. Junior Honorary Attendants are top row, left to nght: Carol Cantrell, Alva Nelms, Sydney Danforth, Allison Ando, and seated, Kathy Waters and Janet Johns. 175 ��Sweetheart Dance Miss Diane Fields Mr. Bart Broussard Miss Betty Marshall Mr. William Jackson Miss Jean Pryor Mr. Wilson Stafford Miss Lynn Wierman Mr. Gregory Mac Dougall Miss Mary Dallas Mr. Neal Stafford Sweethearts Sydney and Reggie rest in their gazebo. 177 ��Album Seen as a mass, Yet each alone An individual �The sophomore class was priv ileged to have as their sponsors, Mrs . Elizabeth Jackson and Mr. John Timmons . Sophomore Student Council Outstanding students of the class of 1970 are the sophomore class officers (/eft to right) Jack James, Sue Hess, Denise Jackson, and Annette Hil l. STEWART HENRY JEAN PRYOR BETTY WYTIAS 180 �Sophomores Abbott, John Adams, Monica Augenstein, Marsh Aumiller, Roxie Baker, Jannifer Baxter, Jo Ellen Agnetti, Becky Aldridge, Susan Beauman, Toni Bell, Linda Bell, Mike Alexander, Denise Benton, Judy Alexander, Susan Ando, Chris Ashby, Rod Bidwell, Janet Biggs, Judy Bingaman, Jackie Blount, Sarah Ashley, Sandy Augenstein, Marie Bockh, Mike Bollacker, Lee Bonella, Mary Jane Bradford, Lori �Sophomores Brunton, John Buford, Larry Burlace, Thomas Burnett, Maggie Bustamante, Rudy Byars, Veda Campbell, Gwendolyn Carroll, Charla Chessen, Kay Colvin, Mike Connor, Kelvin Cook, Mary Cook, Yvonne Cooper, Jill Cooper, Naomi Cousins, Rennee <.:rawford, Jacqueline Crownover, Scott Crutchfield, Barbara Cumings, Sarah Dahlstrom, Zelia Davis, Carla Davis, Kyle Davis, Robbi Deep, John Dennis, Pia DeVries, Gladys Dickerson, Rebecca DiProfio, Dan Discoe, Kathy 182 �Donna, Linda Draper, Ida Dryden, Karen Dunn, Dan Evans, lmesia Fa lkenburg, John Gall, Janet Gallagher, lynne Faxon, Becky Febinger, Dennis Felton, laVonne Garcia, Charles Garcia, Cynthia Felton, Skip Fields, Daryle Fisher, Carol Flanagan, Steve Flores, lydia Forselius, Wendy Foster, Wallin Francis, Margot Franz, Nancy Garfunkle, Karen Garrett, Anita Garrett, Judy Gash, lee Gibbs, Cynthia Glentzer, David 183 �Goldsmith, Galen Goolsby, Cheryl Ann Gorman, Pat Grandy, Vicki Grano, Cheryl Gunells, Greg Greenburg, Betsy Gurtler, Joan Haas, Philly Haddock, Stephanie Hager, Margaret Hailey, Michael Hall, Pat Hall, Roberta Hallet, Nini Hamm, Shirley Hanatani, Joan Hansen, Dirk Hanson, Vicki Harris, Linda Harrison, Joanne Harrison, Ralph Hart, Bob Hartig, Helga Hawkins, Claudia Head, Cathy Hellen, Cynthia Henry, Stewart Hess, Susie Hill , Annette Holliman, Rhoda Holloway, Jan Hoskins, Therese Howard, Jim Hoyman, Sandy Hudson, Olivia 184 �Sophomores Hughes, Debbie Hunt, Eddie Innes, David Jackson, Denise James, Jack James, Tracy Johnson, David Johnson, Holly Johnson, Perry Johnston, Chris Jones, Kris Jones, Sandra Jordon, Kent Keller, Kathy Kemp, Karen Kennedy, Linda Knowles, Susan leaf, Mary Ellen Leahy, Rose lehr, Dave Lemaster, Steve levin, Jeff Levinson, Kenny loeb, larry 185 �love, Charmain Luedke, Robert Luers, David Lykins, Susan lyon, Jane Madsen, Darrell Mason, Anita Mayes , Marquilla Mayes, Valarie McCaa, Kim McCoy, Denise McCue, Geoff McDonald, Merry McDonald, Sue McElroy, Tom McGregor, Sally McGuire , Theresa Mcintosh , Paul McKinney, Deborah Medina, Mary Jo Meek, Cathy Mejia, Ivy Mersing , Susan Meyer, Renee Miller, Karen Miller, Teri Minard, Karla Mitchell , David Mitchell, Kathy Miyake, Janice 186 ��Morishige, Gayle Morrill, Dan Mullins, Dave Nakajima, Mark Naylor, Mark Nelson, Kathy Nieto, Alice Oblock, Garry Odegaard, Carol Oliver, Angie Oliver, Kathy Olson, Diana Oswald, Lee Ann Pacheco, Allen Parks, Karen Peros, Joanie Perrill, Pam Peterson, Bruce Sophomores 188 �Peterson, Joan Petty, Tanya Phelps, Jenny Phlieger, Jan Pierce, Murray Poindexter, Karen Powell, linda Price, Deborah Price, Marilee Pryor, Jean Pugh, Donna Purfield, Jim Putnam, Royal Quick, Beth Raffin, Chris Ramberg, Cheryl Randall, Dianna Ranum, Judy Ration, Armidia Ration, Juanita Reese, Bill ReF a kis, Susan Reinert, Gene Reynolds, John �Starrett, John Strawn, Milter Sugiura, Ken Rhodes, Jennifer, Rice, Daphne Richardson, Marilyn Rivers, Glen Roybal, Martha Rozback, Jim Rusho, Diane Salinas, Becky Sandoval, Diane Sa ntifer, Pearl Schomp, lisa Senator, E. Dirksen Short, Gary Simpson, Diane Sisneros, Judy Skeeters, Jennie Slater, Linda Slaughter, Steve Smith, Dedra Solis, Colleen Southworth, Ronn Speicher, Tom Sperry, Christopher Stafford, Wilson 190 Sunata, Allyn Sweed, Patsy Tawara, Daryl Thomas, Gary Torrington, Allan Trace, Julie Treja, Veronica Trudeau, Debbie Tsutsui, Dean Vickers, Lucia Vigil, Lucie Voorhees, Janie �Walker, Debbie Wand, Kim Washington, Melvin Watson, Gwendolyn Watson, Jan Weber, John Welch, Edna Welch, Susan Wellman, Sachiko Westerfield, loretta Whitaker, Janice White, Kirby Wielder, Lee Wierman, Hank Wilkerson, Rowena Williams, Frances Winkler, Margret Winston, Lauri Wise, Mike Woods, Harold Wright, Randy Wszolek, Edie Wytias, Belly Yates, Bob Young, Cheryl Young, Kathy Young, Sharon 191 �BLUM, DENNIS CANTRELL, CATHI Lead ing the Junior Class th is year were: Linda Hart, President; Cheryl Thomas, secretary; Carolyn Wright, treasurer; and Carol Cantrell , Vice-president . OWENS, GENA Student Council PORTER, DEBORAH Mrs Doris Barton and Mr. Donald a helping hand to the Class of 1969. Griebenaw, frequently lent REAGAN, GARY SEDAR, SCOTI 19 �Adams, Terri Aikens, Mildred Alexander, Shelley Allen, Tom Allman, Kathy Ando, Alison Andrews, Carolyn Andrews, Mike Arellano, Veronica Argall, Woody Arroyo, Tony Atkison, Carol Augenstein, Luther Badgett, Donna Baird, Bob Baker, William Barger, Chris Bautsch, Tom Becker, Dale Bellinger, Nelda Belyea, Becky Berry, Magellan Biggs, Marty Blair, Debbi Blount, Donna Blum, Denni1 Blunt, John Board, Karen Bohm, Nanci Bourne, Jennie 193 �Branscombe, Allison Briano, Rudy Bridgeforth, Sharon Buckstein, Gary Bullock, Frieda Burch, Linda Burger, Sharie Burkett, Marilyn Burnett, Allan Cantrell, Carol Juniors Cantrell, Cathi Carey, Deetta Carlson, Mike Chase, Patricia Cherrie, Pamela Ciddio, lorraine Cobb, William J. Collier, linda Collins, Mike Colvin, John Combs, Lin Craig, Robert Crites, Penn,y Cronkey, Marge Crow, Tim Crow, Zenia Cunningham, Charlotte Danforth, Sydney Darnell, Sandy Davis, Judy DeHerrera, Ross DeNagy, Barb Dickey, Linda Doida, Jean Downey, Linda Doyle, Linda Eckhardt, Eugene 194 �Elmblad, John Engels, Barbie Farnsworth, Carolyn Feilbert, Derek Fields, Mary Fiser, Martha Fisher, Dana Flanagan, Casey Fukuhara, Jolene Fuller, Bruce Garrett, Walter Gibson, Kathy Guest, lloyd Gunn, Sue Hahn, Rock Hall, Francine Gomez, Karen Gonzalez, Becky Goodwin, Jeanne Greer, Chris 195 �Hall, Margaret Hallet, Mary Hansen, Helene Juniors Harrell, Conrad Hart, linda Hartman, Mike Hatfield, Joyce Hawkins, Curtis Hawkins, Cynthia Heckel, Jerry He im, Margy Henderson, Chonita Herndon, Carolyn Herrera , Charlotte Hocking , Chris Hollowell, Jill Holmes, Harriet Holmes, Nanette Hooker, linda Hudgins, David Huff, Susan Hunt, Ken Hydinger, Marilyn Innes, Wesley Inouye, Diana Inskeep, Barbara lsqu ierdo, Arnulfo lwahashi, Alan Jackson, Emily Johnston, Terry Jones, Connie Jones, Sharon Jones, Toi 196 �Karakawa, Jan Kempner, Ben Kissell, Kathy Koto, Randy Kozelka, Sara Kramer, Marcia Krieger, Vicki Kunz, Kathy Kurz, Mary Lamers, Monica lasby, Kathy latham, Robb lee, Karen leerskov, Sandy Lindsay, Tim Linley, Francine linton, Jeanie logan, Patty lore, Peggy lowe, Francis lucas, Gladys lucero, Bruce lupberger, Kent lusk, lee MacNeil, Michele 197 �Mahoney, Mary Malone, Norma Mann, Jerry Manzanares, Tony Margolin, Hil Marshall , Betty Mart in, Margie Martinez, Linda Martyn, Gary Mason, Gloria Matsuda, Wayne McCue, Mike McDowell, Barbara McGee, Daphne McGee, Paula McGregor, Joe Mcintosh, David Mcintosh, John Meineke, Julia Melville, Meredy Mims, Eva Minton, Jim Miszczuk, John Mitchel, Pam Mitchell, Cindy Morishita , Rhonda Morrill, Ed Morris , Tanya Modley, Earl Murakami, Dave Juniors Murrell , Charlayne Nady, D. Nakash ima, Dennis Nelms, Alva 198 �Nelson, Ellen Nelson, Sam Nemiro, Guy Nitta, Keary Norman, Alberteen Ochs, Melvin Odegaard, Cheryll Overland , Elizabeth Owens, Gena Paschall, Mike Personius, Tony Petri, Robert W. Ph illips, Yvonne Plante, Jean Poole, Judy Porter, Deborah Powell , Elizabeth Quails, Brenda E. Randall , Mary Carol Reagan, Gary Redfearn, Timothy J. Reed , Michele Reese, Terry Lynn Reynolds, Andre Rhoades, John Richie, Betty Jo Richmond, Rebecca Ricke, Missy Riese, Kathy Riley, Christine 199 �Risley, Jan Rockwell, Dave Rodarte, Carol Ann Rongved, Gina Rosenbaum, Terri Ross, Kent Rullman, Debbie Sakamoto, Ellen Salazer, Pat Sauerbriet, Mari Ann Sawyer, Denise Schapire, Esther Schilt, Chris Schoendaller, Karen Schriver, Tim Schutz, Steve Schwartz, Penny Scope!, Tracey Sedar, Scott Seifried, Jan Selmser, Mary Seydel, Karle Shimizu, Marlene Smith, Dora Smith, Pam 200 �Smith, Tana Darlene Standley, John Stegeman, Diane Steger, Belinda Stewart, Marla Streno, Nick Strickland, Shirley Tanaka, Sue Juniors Taylor, Susan Tencich, Sherry Thomas, Cheryl Townsend, Marilyn Tremmel, Marcia Truair, Becky Tursick, Tim Valiance, Cathie 20 1 ��Van Natter, Tony Van Woerkom, Julie Vaught, Melva Vette, Terry Wagner, Charles Waters, Kathy Watkins, Stephanie Wayne, Mary Whalen, Joe Wier, Phyllis Wilbur, Bill Wilkerson, Alexis Wise, Sue Wisehart, lynn Wolcott, Steve Woodard, Alan Wright, Carolyn Yeager, Clark D. 203 �Sen ior Student Council Senior Class sponsors arP Miss June Smith and Mr. Emil Ziegler. Senior Class Officers from left to right are, Lynda Fujimoto, Kathy Markis, Bill Wright, and Sandra Nelms. DAllAS, MARY GARCIA, TINA GREENE, MARSHALL JOHNSON, CAROL LONG, TOM PEAK, DAVE STAFFORD, NEAL WILKINS, JANNEll 204 �ABE, PAT All-School Show, Cheerleader; Classification Board; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Teen Dems, Vice-President; White Jackets; '68 Club. ABEGG, TIM ACEMI, GULCIN All-School Show; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; P.T A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Student Council; White Jackets, A.F.S.-Turkey AHLBERG, MARCELLA ALEXANDER, SHERRY ALLEN, DOLORIS ALKOVE, DAVE ALLEN , CAROLYN Seniors ALLEN, JOHN ANDERSON, MELLENE Delegate Assembly; Distribut ive Educat ion. ANGLIN , JEROME Concert Choir; Hi-Y, President; Inter-Club Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Track . ARMIJO, LILLIAN ARMSTEAD, BARBARA ARMSTEAD, ROMANDER ASHLEY, RONNIE ASKEW, VEL VER AVILA, VIKI AYDELOTT, ROGER All-School Show; Drama Club -East Side Players; Montage; Skeast. BABBS, MARY BACHMAN , CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Dis tributive Educat ion; DECA, President; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Sophomore Council; '68 Club. 205 �BARKI, ROSALIND BARNES, ALANA All-Stale Choir; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Delegate As· sembly; Foreign Language Club; JCl; Knit-Wits; Model Teens; Upward Bound . BARNES, GAIL BARTON, KATHY BAYNES, PETE BEARDSWORTH, GARY BEAUMAN, CHARLES BELL, ANN BELLANTE, JAMES BENNETT, ERNIE BENTLEY, CINDY BERNARD, POLLY P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Skeasl; Student Council; '68 Club; A.F.S. Exchange, France. BERRY, HAROLD BESAW, DANIEL BETZ, JOHN BINGAMAN, JAN BISHOP, HAROLD All-School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Dis· lr ibutive Education, Vice-President; FBlA; Foreign lan· guage Club; FTA; Junior Achievement; Mayors Youth Council; R.O.T.C.; Rifle Club; Sophomore Council; Student Council leadership Conference. BISHOP, SUZETTE 206 �BJORK, DARLIS BLACK, RONN BLAKELY, CHAUNCEY BOEHLER, JEANNIE All-School Show; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; Modern Dance Group: Orchesis; "Pure As the Driven Snow.'' BOGGS, CAMILLE BOIKO, WALLY BOLEY, EARL BOUCHER, GARY BOUCHIER, LAURA Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club-East Side Teens; Sophomore Council; Symposium. Players; Model BOONE, SHERYL BOWERS, JEANNE All-City Pep Club; Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cross; Jr Escort; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Courtesy Secretary; Optimist Award Finalist; '6B Club. BOWLES, FRANCES 207 �BRADFORD, CHERRY BRAME, DONNA Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Cross; Skeast; Pegasi Club. High School Red BRANNON, PAT BREWER, BOB BRODERICK, DAN Baseball (Varsity letter); "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Usher; Fairview Exchange. BRODIE, JUDY BROOKS, JEANNE All-City Choir; All-School Show; All-State Choir; Angelus Staff, Activities Editor; Concert Choir, President; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State Alternate; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Human Relation Conference Chairman; ICC leadership Workshop; Jr. Prom Attendant; Model Teens; National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Speech; White Jackets; '68 Club. BROWN, ROBERT Delegate Assembly; JCl; Spotlight Staff, News Editor, Reporter, Business and Supply Manager. BRUNTON, DICK 208 �BRUNTON, ROBERT BRUSO, CAROL Cheerleader; All-School Show; Drama Club-East Side Players; Concert Choir; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets; '6B Club. BUERKLE, CHARLA BUETHE, WARREN BUFFALO, MARIAN Delegate Assembly; White Jackets; Y-Teens. BURCH, ALLEN BURCHFIELD, JOHN Bridge Club, clidean Club. Vice President; Delegate Assembly; Eu- BUSH, GLORIA BUTLER, GERALDINE Knit-Wits; Symposium; Senior Service Project; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Historian; '6B Club. BUTLER, JOEL CAMPBELL, KATHY CARACASIS, CYNTHIA Bridge Club; Camelot, Publicity Chairman; Computer Club, President; Drama Club-East Side Players; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Escort; Safroth Contest; Speech, Treasurer; Voice of Democracy Winner. CARD, SHARON CARROLL, LINDA Concert Band; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council; JCL, Censor, Chief Censor; Junior Escort; Knit-Wits; PreMed, Treasurer, President; White Jackets. CASEBOLT, JIM All-City Football; Baseball; "D" Club; Football; Gymnastics; Inter-Club Council; Key Club; Pre-law; Sophomore Orientation Staff. CASLER , HOLLY Bowling Club; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Girl's Bowling; Knit-Wits; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; PreMed; '6B Club. CHAPMAN , BILL All-City Choir; All-School Show; All-State Choir; Art Club, Vice President; Chess Club; Computer Club; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Euclidean Club; Folklore Club; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; Knit-Wi ts; Colorado Anti-Pollution Contest African Seminar; E.M.R.C. Pres ident. CHAPMAN, SHIRLEY CHESSEN , BOB Boy's State; "D" Club; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Boys' Advisor Council; Key Club, Secretary; Pre-Law, President; Sophomore Council; Spotlight Staff, Reporter; Student Council leadership Conference; Swimming; '6B Club. CHINN, CRYSTAL CLARK, DEBRA CLEARY, LINDA CLEMENTS, CHARLES Concert Choir; San Felipe Expedition. COFFEE, JUDY All -City Student Council; Angelus Staff, Managing Editor; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State; Junior Class Officer, President; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Shafroth Contest; Speech, President; Student Council; Wolcott Contest; A.F.S. Candidate. 209 �COLLARD, CLARK COLLINS, BOB COLLINS, KATHY COMBS, PATRICIA CONIS, TOM Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players. CONNORS, LEO CONTINI, SHARON COONEY, MAURA Model Teens; Y-Teens. CRABB, CINDY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL; Spotlight Staff; Reporter, Page Editor, Correspondent; White Jackets ; '68 Club. CRAFT, DON CRAFT, MACK CRAIGHEAD, JOSEPH Art Club. CRAWFORD, FERN All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens. CROWNOVER, MICHAEL Art Club; Foreign Club Council. Language Club, President; Inter- CULLIP, JOHN CUMO, IRENE CURTIS, DIANE Riflettes; Teen Dems; Y-Teens. DAILEY, LANELL All -School; Angelites; Junior Achievement. DALLAS, MARY Angelus Staff, Copy Writer; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Fall Sports Queen Attendant ; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior May Queen Attendant; Palmer High School Exchange; Sophomore Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Speech; Student Council; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Wh ite Jackets; Wolcott Contest; '68 Club; Color Day Skit DAVIES, BILL DAVIS, BARCLAY Art Club; Aufsteiger Club; Outward Bound; Skeast; Teen·Age Republicans; Chihauhua Exped ition. DAVIS, BECCA DAVIS, KACKY Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Pl ayers; Dram a Club Play, " Bl ithe Sp,rit"; Junior Escort Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Council; Wh ite Jackets. DAVIS, MICHAEL 2 10 �DAWKINS, WALTER DAWSON, CAROL DEGENHART, DENNIS DEMBECK, BOB DENIOUS, NANCY DENNIS, KATHY High School Red Cross; Skeast; White Jackets DESJARLAIS, JOYCE DEUTSCH , SANDY Angelus Staff, S.T.R. Editor; Delegate Assembly; InterClub Council; ICC Leadership Workslfop; Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen Attendant ; Model Teens; Speech; Tri-Hi -Y, President; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest; Alternate; '6B Club. DENSMER, RON DeWITT, CHARLES Aufste iger Club; Junior Achievement; Swimming. DICKERSON, RALPH All-City Choir; All -School Show; Angelaires , President; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot, Concert Choir, Vice-President; Delegate Assembly; Human Relations; Conference Delegate; Outward Bound; R.O .T.C. Rifle Team; Speech; Symposium; Track; '6B Club; R.O.T.C. Drill Team Commander; Woodbury Alternate. DIGGENS, MARY DOMINGUEZ, TOM DOWNEY, MARGARET Bridge Club, President; Foreign Language Club; FTA; Inter-Club Council; Teen-Age Republicans, Vice-President; '6B Club. DROMMOND, SUE DUNCAN, THELMA Girl's Bowling; Y-Tee ns . ECKHARDT, JOHN All-City Band; Aufsteiger Club; Boy's State; Conce•t Band; Key Club; PreLaw; Sophomore Council; '6B Club; Fencing Club. EDWARDS, DAVID All-Metro, Baseball; Baseball; " D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Key Club; Swimming; WrMtling; E.A.S T Club, Vice-President. 211 �EGGLESTON, JUDY All-School Show; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot; Cadet, Maior; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeast. Honorary ELENBOGAN, RAND! Concert Skeast. Choir; Honorary Cadet, Captain; Model Teens; ENCINIAS, THERESA ERIKSON, CLIFF ERVIN, HENRY "D" Club; JCl; Junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-law; Swimming; '68 Club. EVERSMAN, DARRELL All-City, Track; All-State Cross-Country; Concert Band; Cross Countrv; "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Junior Usher, Key Club; Track; Wrestling; '68 Club; National Merit letter of Commendation; Masonic Award for Outstanding Achievement. FANCHER, RANDY FERGUSON, DENISE FIELDS, DIANE All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Girls' State, Human Relations Conference Delegate; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; National Achievement Scholarship Finalist; PT.A Orientation; P.TA Model; Junior Service Project; Seraph Sisters, Treasurer; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech; White Jackets, Drillmaster; '68 Club; Elks leadership Award Finalist. FISHER, BETH All-School Show; Angelaires; Angelus Staff, Royalty Editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council; ICC leadership Workshop; Key Club Sweetheart; Skeasl; Sophomore Council; Tri-Hi-Y, President, Service Chairman; White Jackets; '68 Club. FISHER, KATHY FTA, Vice-President; ICC, leadership; Model Teens; Symposium, Recording Secretary; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Program Chairman. FISHER, RON FLOURNEY, DONALD FLOYD, BARBARA Art Club; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Achievement; JCl; Jr. Escort; Knit-Wits; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets. FORSELIUS, VAL FRANCIS, JULIE FTA; High School Red Cross. FRANZ, ROSEMARIE Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. FRAZIER, LINDA FREY, ROD All-City Track; All-Metro Track; All-State Track; Cross Country; Angelus Staff; Delegate Assembly; Aufsteiger; D-Ciub. FROBJG, CHARLOTTE 2 12 �FUJIMOTO, LYNDA Classification Board; Drama Club-East Side Players; International Relations Club; Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Senior Service Project; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club. GALLAGHER, KATHIE GARCIA, TINA Drama Club-East Side Players; Human Relation Conference Delegate; Inter· Club Council; Jr. Escort; Latin Ameri· can Club, President; Model Teens; Palmer High School Exchange; Seraph Sis· ters; Speech; Student Council; Student Council leadership Conference; White Jackets; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Elks Award Finalist; Cinema Club. GARCIA, YVONNE GARRETT, DAVE GATSEOS, PETE Camelot; Chess Club; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; ICC Leadership Workshop; International Relations Club, Vice President; Junior Achievement, Vice President; Speech, Vice-President; '68 Club; Woodbury; National Forensic League, Degree of Distinction. GEIST, LINDA Aufsteiger Club; FTA; Jr. Escort; Knit· Wits, Treasurer; Seraph Sisters. GERKE, DENISE GIDDINGS, YVONNE Bowling Club, Treasurer, Secretary; FTA; Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wits . GILBERT, KATHLEEN All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; Camelot; Concert Orchestra; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council, Secretary; ICC Leadership Workshop; Jr. Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Seraph Sisters, President; Speech; Stage Band; Sophomore Orientation. 213 �GILLIAM, ROBERTA GOLDSTONE, BOB GOMEZ, KEVIN All-School Show; Camelot; "D" Club; Football; Hi-Y; Symposium; Track; '68 Club. GOOCH, ANDREA Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Montage; Riflettes , Treasurer, Secretary; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '68 Club. GORE, CINDY GRANDY, SANDY GRAY, TOM All-City Band; Aufsteiger Club; Cross Country; "D" Club; Key Club, Vice President; Track. GREENE, MARSHAL All-City Sw,imming; All-Metro Swimming; All-State Swimming; Aufsteiger Club; Cross-Country; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; Outward Bound; Pre-Law; Student Council; Student Council Workshop ; Swimming; '68 Club. GREENBERG, WALTER Angelus Staff, Photographer; Concert Band, Concert Orchestra ; Euclidean Club; Key Club; Pre-Law, Vice President; Tennis; Fencing Club, President; '68 Club. GRIER, RODNEY All-City Track; Art Club; Camelot; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Hi-Y, Assistant Secretary; Stage Crew; Track; '68 Club. GRIFFIN, SHEILA Jr. Escort; Montage; Spotlight Staff, Artist. GROVE, MAXIE GROVES, LYNETTE Girl's Bowling; Y-Teens. GRUENBERG, SHIRLEY Camelot; Classification Board, President; High School Red Cross; ICC Leadership Workshop; '68 Club. GUEST, PAT HADLEY, BARRY All -City Band; All-School Show; Camelot; Concert Band; Junior Achievement; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Page 3 Editor; Stage Band; Track. 214 �HAGER, JANE HAHN, JIM Delegate Assembly, Secretary, Vice President; Drama Club-East Side Players; ICC Leadership Workshop; Ranum Exchange; Student Council Leadership Conference; Upward Bound, President; National Thespian Society. HALL, BENNIE HALL, CINDY HALL, JEANNE HALL, JOSEPH HAMILTON, BEAVER HAMIL TON, DIANE Symposium; White Jackets; Y-Teens. Seniors HAMPTON, LONNIE HANDEN, MARY HANDY, MITCH HARRIS, JOYCE Foreign Language Club; FTA; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Symposium, Vice President; White Jackets; Y-Teens, CoPresident. HARRIS, ROSE HARRISON, RICHARD HART, SUSAN All-City Pep Club; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Jr. Escort, Outward Bound; San Felipe Expedition; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Secretary. HASTINGS, CELESTE 215 �HECKEL, TED HEGER, DEBBIE HENDERSON, CARMEN ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Modern Dance Group, Pres ident; Orchesis, President; Pre-Med; Symposium; YTeens; '68 Club. HENDERSON, EDITH FTA; P.T.A. Hostess. HENDERSON, JUNE HENDERSON, LYNN Class ification Board; Cross Country; Delegate Assembly; ICC Leadership Workshop; International Relat ions Club; Key Club; Speech; Track; D.U. Conference; C.U. Confer· ence. HERRERA, VICKIE HIBBERT, STEPHANIE HIGGINS, PAMELA DAR Finalist; Delegate Assembly; ICC Leadership Conference; Model Teens; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club; Girl's Basketball. HILL, CHERRY Art Club; Concert Choir; Foreign Language Club; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; Symposium; Y-Teens; '68 Club. HILL, LINDA HILL, LINDA HILL, MARCIA HILLIARD, JERRY All-City Football; " D" Club; Football; Hi-Y. HILLMEYER, DOWNEY All -City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Class Secretary; May Queen Attendant; Seraph Sisters; Speech; Tri-Hi-Y; Wh ite Jackets, President. HOLMES, GINNY 216 �HOLMES, LANA HOLT, LARRY HOPSON, RICHARD HORVAT, MIKE HUDGINS, ANTHER HUDSON, BARBARA HUDSON, ROSE JACKSON, DEBBY All -Ci ty Pep Club; Knit-Wits, Treasurer; Pre-Med; White Jackets , Drill Master; '68 Club. JACKSON, DEWEY JACKSON, JAN Fall Sports Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary JACKSON, TOM JACOBS, MARGIE JACOBSON, BOB JASSO, JANICE JEPKES, MARTIN JEW, CAROLYN All -City Orchestra; All -City Pep Club; Angelus Staff, Album Assistant ; Concert Orchestra; FTA; Girl's Bowling; Pre-Med, Treasurer; White Jackets, Vice President; Optimist Award Semi-Finalist; '68 Club. JOHANSSON, KERSTIN JOHNSON, CAROL JOHNSON, GWENDOLYN Delegate Assembly; Senior Service Project; Speech; Student Council Leadership Conference; '68 Club. JOHNSON, LINDA Girl 's Bowling; Knit-Wits; Y-Teens. JOHNSON, SANDRA Delegate Assembly; Junior Achievement; JCL; Mayors Youth Council; Montage; P.T.A. Hostess; Skeast; Student Council Leadership Conference; Y-Teens; '68 Club. JOHNSTON, NANCY JONES, ALVIN KARR, ANDREW 217 �KAWASHIMA, KAREN Angelus Staff, Business Manager; JCL; Junior Class Officer, Treasurer KEATING, SHEILA KELLY, ALICE KELLY, VICKEY KNOWLES, MERILYNN All-City Pep Club; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Junior Escort; Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, Secretary; White Jackets, Secretary; Western Civilization Contest, Winner KOPP, LINDA Junior Achievement; White Jackets. KRAUSE, JANET KRETSCHMAR, JAMES KRILL, JULI Junior Escort; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters, Vice President; White Jackets, Treasurer. KRIWENKOW, OLGA KUSUMI, MARILYN LAMB, ALAN Aufsteiger Club; Inter-Club Council; Key Club; Outward Bound; Skeast; Teen Dems, President; Chihuahua Expedition. 218 �LAMERS, JOHN LANG, MIKE LEAVER, KAREN Drama Club-East Side Players, Secretary; Euclidean Club; Junior Escort, Science Seminar Sophomore Council; Wolcott Contest LEWALLEN, JANET AII-C1ty Choir; All-Stale Choir; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets; '68 Club. LIUZZI, LINDA Junior Escort LONG, TOM Delegate Assembly; ICC; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Boys Advisory Council; Senior Service Project; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club; Kennedy Exchange. LOYD, VERONICA LUERS, MARTY LYCERGUS, ELNORA MADDEN, KELLY Bridge Club; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Girls Bowling, Knit-Wits; Rifle-ettes; White Jackets; '68 Club. MAES, MIKE MANUELITO, DAISY 219 �MARNACE, PAT MARKIS, KATHY De lega te Assem bl y; JCL; Model Teens; Senior Class Off ice r, Secre tary; Se nior Service Project; '68 Club . MARTIN, COY LYNN Girl 's Bowl ing, Y-Teens . MARTIN , GENE MAYES, MARTHA LEE McANDREWS, CONNIE McCLELLAN, BEVERLY McCUE, JOE Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club-East Side Players; Student Director of " Blythe Spirit"; Outward Bound . McDAVID, MARGO MacDOUGALL, GREG McDOWELL, MAXINE McELROY, LINDA Art Club, Preside nt , Vice Pres ident; Drama Club-East Side Players; Folklore Club; Inter-Club Council; Model Teens; Sophomose Council. McFARLAND, ALFRED McGEE, DAVID McGRATH, TOM McGRATH, SHARON McNEILL, CAROL McNEILL, JAMES 220 �MENSING, CINDY MEYER, TOM MILLER, REGINA MILLER, ROBERT Concert Band; Euclidean Club, Vice President; Junior Usher; National Achievement Scholarship Finalist. MILLER, TOMMIE High School Red Cross; Rifle-ettes; Y-Teens. MILLER, VICKI MINES, REGGIE All-City, Track; All-Metro, Track; All-State, Track; Cross Country; "D" Club; Human Relations Conference Delegate. MITSIS, PHIL Baseball; Basketball; Boy's State; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Usher; Key Club, Presdient; Montage; National Merit Finalist; PreLaw; Science Seminar; Student Council Leadership Conference; '68 Club; Fencing Club, Vice President. MONDRAGON, KATHY MOORE, LARRY MORALES, MARY LOU R1fle-ettes. MORGAN, JEANNIE 22 1 �MORIMOTO, KERRY MORRISON, CECILIA MORRISON, TRUDI All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; AllState Orchestra; Camelot; Concert Band; Concert Or· chestra, DAR S mi-Finalist; Delegate Assembly, First Semester President; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL; Model Teens, Recording Secretary; Sweetheart Couple Attendant· Teen-Age Republicans; White Jackets; Op· timist Award Sem Fnalist; '68 Club. MOSES, BRAD All-City Gymnastics; All-State Gymnastics; "D" Club; Gymnastics; Key Club; Pre-Law. MOSS, SHIRLEY AII-C1ty Choir All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; '68 Club. NAKASHIMA, VICKI ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement, Treasurer, JCL; Knit-Wits, President. NATAN, EDDIE Art Club; Chess Club; Science Seminar; African Seminar. NATHAN, VIOLA NAVE, LARRY NOEL, ANGIE All-City Student Council; Angelus Staff, Assistant Roy· alty Editor; DAR Finalist; Delegate Assembly , Head Girl; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC Leadership Workshop; Jr. Escort; Junior Prom Queen Attendant; Latin American Club; May Queen Attendant; National Ach1evement Scholarship Semi-Finalist and Finalist; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech; Student Council, Jr. Representative; White Jackets; '68 Club. NEIDIG, SHARON NEIL, DAVID Brigade Competition; Boulder Competit ion; Federal Inspection Color Guard Commander; Sojourners Speech Contest NELMS, SANDRA All-City Student Council; All-School Show; Art Club, Vice Pres ident; DAR Award; Delegate Assembly; Fo· reign Language Club; Girls' State; JCL, Head Scribe, Newspaper Editor; Junior Prom Queen Attendant ; May Queen Attendant; Senior Class Officer, President; Senior Service Project; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; White Jackets, Senate Youth; All-Year Orienta tion Staff; '68 Club. NELSON, DOLORES Delegate Assembly; ICC; JCL ; Knit-Wits, President Med. ICC Leadership Workshop; and Vice President; Pre- NEUBERT, VIVIAN Deleg~te Assembly, Treasurer; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets . NIETO, LONNIE 222 �NUSS, MICHELE Cheerleader High School Red Cross; Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen; Model Teens; Senior Service Pro:ect; Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; White Jackets; '68 Club. OCHS, MARILYN Aufsteoger Club; Drama Club-East Side Players. OLSON, STEVE O'NEILL, CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Boy's Advisory Council; Junior Usher; Key Club; Montage; National Merit Finalist; Pre-law; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Head Photographer; Student Council leadership Conference. ORMSBY, MONICA OVERLAND, KRIS Foreign language Club; Teen-Age Republicans. PACE, JACKIE PAPEDO, GEORGIA Delegate Assembly; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Distributive Education. PARKER, SUE PARKS, MIKE All-City Track; All-Metro Track; Concert Band; "D" Club; Foreign language Club; Hi-Y; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; JCl; Outward Bound; Track. PEAK, DA VE Aufsteiger Club, Secretary; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football· ICC leadership Workshop; International Relations Club; Junior Boy's Advisory Council, President; JCl; Mayors Youth Council; Outward Bound; Senior Class Officer, Student Council; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Track; '68 Club. PEREZ, BER NI CE Seniors 223 �PETERSON, CHRISTINE All-School Show; Concert Band; Drama Club-East Side Players; FTA; Girl's Gymnastics; Modern Dance Group; Speech; H1gh School Newspaper Staff; Student Council; White Jackets; Modern Majorette; School Yearbook, Photography Winner. PETERSSON, LENA PHELPS, CHRIS Aufsteiger Club; ' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; lacrosse, President; Outward Bound; Tennis; Wrestling; '68 Club . PHILLIPS, JAMES All-City Wrestling; All-City Band; All School Show; Bridge Club; Chess Club; "D" Club; Hi-Y; Track; Wrestling; '6B Club. PHILLIPS, PEGGY PIERATT, JAY PIERRE, LARRY PLASTINO, PAIGE Concert Choir; Honorary Cadet, lieutenant Colonel; JCl; Junior Escort ; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters. POWELL, ALVIN All-City Track; All-City Choir; All-School Show; Angela ires; Art Club; Concert Choir; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; Skeast; Student Council leadership Conference; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Track; '68 Club. PRINCE, ROSEMARY PROBST, MOLLY Art Club; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Skeast, President; Teen -Age Republicans. Council; JCl; PUTNAM, BARBARA High School Red Cross; International Relations Club; Senior Service Project; '68 Club. RATTON, REGINA Art Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; ICC leadership Workshop; Model Teen; Y-Teens; '68 Club. REECE, RANDY RENNER, MARK RHODES, McGREGOR RICHARDSON, JEROME RIGG, NANCY All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; Angelus Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Camelot; Concert Choir; Concert Orchestra; Holland, Michigan Exchange; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Teen-Age Republicans, President; '6B Club. 224 �ROBERSON, VIC ROBERT, RAY Bridge Club; Chess Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Cross Country; Euclidean Club, President; Inter-Club Council, President; lntern.. itonal Relations Club; Junior Usher; Shafroth Contest; Speech; Woodbury Con1est; Nat ional Merit Finalist. ROBERTS, HELEN ROBINSON, LORETTA All-School Show; Camelot; Orchesis; Symposium. I ROBINSON, SHIRLEY High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits . RODGERS, DIANA ROGGENBACH, MICHELE Knit-Wits; White Jackets. ROGERS, WARREN ROSS, DALE ROSS, KATHY All -School Show; Delegate Assembly. ROUNTREE, RUTHANN All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Foreign Language Club; ICC Leadership Workshop; Skeast; Symposium, Treasurer, President; White Jackets, Historian; Y-Teens, Treasurer . ROWSE, CINDY Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Sophomore Council; Speech; '6B Club. RUDOLPH, BRENDA Art Club; Camelot; Girl's Bowling; Symposium; Y-Teens . RUPP, LIA Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; InterClub Council; Model Teens; Teen-Age Republicans, President; '68 Club; Art Service; President of Indian Affairs Club. 225 �RYAN, PAT SAKS, NINA Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y. SCHAFER, CLEM SCHILT, JEAN Angelus Staff, Triplicate Editor; Aufsteiger Club; Human Relations Conference; ICC leadership Conference; Junior Escort; Model Teens; Ranum Exchange; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Class Officer, Secretary; San Felipe Expedition; TriHi-Y; Whtie Jackets; '68 Club. SCHOMAY, STEPHEN SCAPEL, ELLEN SCOTT, JACKIE Concert Choir; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y. SCRIBNER, CAROL SCRIVNER, LANCE All-City Football; Baseball ; " D" Club, President; E.A.S.T.-President; Football; Key Club. SEYMOUR, PATRICIA All-School Show; Classification Board; Delegate Assembly; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC leadership Workshop; Model Teens; Senior Service Project; Speech; White Jackets; YTeens ; '6B Club. SHAFFER, RICK SHANAHAN, JIM SHAW, JIM SHEA, MIKE SHEA, SHAWN SHEPARD, CHARLES SHERMACK, GAIL All-School Sh"ow; Angelaires; Camelot; Tri-H i-Y. 226 �SHIVELEY, MIKE SIMON, CARMA SISNEROS, IRENE SKOLOUT, BILL Aufsteiger Club; Golf; Key Club; Skeast. SMALLWOOD, CYNTHIA SMITH, ANGELYN Fall Sports Attendant ; Junior Prom Attendant ; Sweetheart Attendant ; Y Teens . SMITH, CHARLES All -School Show, Classification Board; Aufsteiger Club; Bowling Cll!b; Karate, Club President; R O.T.C. Drill Team. SMITH, JOYCE ANN SMITH, PATRICIA SNYDER, DENNIS SNYDER, TOM SPENCER, MIMI Drama Club-East Side Players, Historian; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Speech; NFL Secretary; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest; '68 Club. STAFFORD, NEAL Angelus Staff, Sports Assistant; Baseball; "D" Club; Football; Gymnastics; ICC Leadership Workshop; PreLaw; Seraph King Candidate; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Sweetheart Couple and Attendant. STANDLEY, SUE STARR, GARY Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; Inter-Club Coun· cil; International Relations Club President; Junior Achievement, President, Vice -President; National Forensic League Degree of Merit. STEELE, DOLORES 227 �STEGER, TOM STERN, GARY All-City Tennis; All -Metro Tenn is; AllState Tennis; Aufsteiger Club; "D" Club; Key Club; Pre-Law; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Sports Editor; Tennis; '68. STEVENS, DONNA STEVER, BETH Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; Concert Choir; Drama Club-East Side Players; Sophomore Council; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets; '68. STEWART, SHEILA Concert Choir; Kn it-Wits . Girls' Basketball ; STOENNER, ANN All -School Show; Angelaires ; Art Club; Concert Choir; DPL Art Seminar; Eucl idean Club; Folklore Club; Jr. Escort; Montage; National Merit Finalist; Seraph Sisters; '68 Club. STRENO, LARRY STROH, SHERRY All-City Choir; All-State Choir-Alternate; Camelot; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly . STROM, PAUL Aufste iger Club; Delegate Assembly; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; latin American Club; ' 68 Club. STROM, TONY 228 �Seniors STRONG, JIM SUESSER, ALBERT Cross Country; Track. SUTHERLAND, LINDA TANAKA, DAN TATE, SHE RON TAWARA, BRUCE All-School Show; Bowling Club; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Key Club; Pre-La\("; ROTC Battalion Commander; ROTC Drill Team. TENBRINK, SHIRLEY TEPLEY, SUZI THAEMERT, JUDITH All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players, Historian; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets . THAEMERT, RICHARD Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Swimming; '68 Club. THOMAS, DEBORAH TIMBERLAKE, RICHARD Bridge Club; Chess Club; Eucl idean Club; Inter-Club Council 229 �TIMMONS, MARY TIMMONS, RONALD TOOLEY, TOM Chess Club. TOWNSEND, JANICE TRAXLER, CHUCK Baseball; "D" Club; '68 Club. TRAYLER, SANDY TRUJILLO, MARY TULLY, GARY TURNER, JOYCE All-School Show; Girls Gymnastics; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; Riflettes; Symposium; Y-Teens; '68 Club. TURNER, McKINLEY TURSICK, CARLA Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; '68 Club. TYPHER, VICKI All-City Choir; All-School Show; Angelaires; Camelot; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, Pres ident; Delegate to C.U. Summer Music Camp; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters . 230 �URIOSTE, MARCELLA VALCOUR , PIERRE VALDEZ, TONY All-School Show; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; Stage Crew. VALLEJOS, EMILY VAN BUSKIRK, PAUL VAN TASSLE, QUENTIN Angelus Staff, Photographer; Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Foreign language Club; Skeast; Teen·Age Republicans. VARNER, PAT Art Club; Drama Club·East Side Players; Skeast. VENTERS, BARBARA Bridge Club; Delegate Jackets; '68 Club. Assembly; Knit Wtis; White VERDUIN, DEBBIE VIGIL, JOHN VIVENS, ROSE ANN WADE, SALLY All -City Band; Angelus Staff, lay.Out Editor; Aufsteiger Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; DAR Final ist; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State, Alternate; Inter-Club Council, Vice-President; ICC leadership Conference ; Minnesota Exchange; Model Teens, President; Outward Bound; Sophomore Council; Student Council, Jr. Representative; Student Council Workshop at C.S.U. WAFER, ANN WALKER, JOEL Angelus Staff, Album Editor; Football; Jr. Usher; Key Club; lacrosse; Track. WALKER, MARK WALKER, PALER! AII·School Show; Delegate Assembly, Parliamentarian; Foreign language Club, Vice President; FTA; Girls' Bowling; lnter·Ciub Council; ICC leadersh ip Workshop; Montage; Senior Service Project; Student Council Workshop; Symposium, Secretary-Treasurer; Y-Teens, Historian; '6B Club. WARD, MARIANNE WARD, PHIL Baseball; "D" Club; Golf. WATSON, CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Montage; Ranum Ex· change; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Editor; Teen-Age Republicans, Secretary; White Jackets; '68 Club. WATSON, PHYLLIS Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Wh ite Jackets; '6B Club. WEBER, CHRIS WEBER, DAN WEBER, GEORGE All-City Orchestra; All-City Student Council; All-State Orchestra; Aufsteiger Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Sophomore Class Officer, Vice President; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Stage Band; Student Council leadership Con· ference; Student Council Workshop. WEISS, BARTLEY 231 �WEISS, LORA WELCH, TONI All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Intramural Basketball; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Model Teens; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Senior Service Project; Sophomore Orientation Staff; White Jackets; YTeens, Recording Secretary; '6B Club. WESLEY, CONSTANCE WHALEN, CONNIE WHALEN, KATHIE WHITE, ALMA WHITE, JONI WHITE, MAXINE WIDMAR, GREG Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; Foreign Language Club; Outward Bound; Skeast. WIERMAN, LYNN WIGGANS, BARBARA All-School Show; Angelaires; Camelot; Concert Choir; High School Red Cross; Skeast; White Jackets. WIGGINS, BARBARA Concert Choir; JCL; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y. WILKINS, JANNELLE WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE WILLIAMS, LEROY WILLIAMS, ZARLE Inter-Club Council, Treasurer; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL, State Historian; Mayor's Youth Council, Alternate; PreMed, Secretary; Student Council Leadership Conference; Symposium; White Jackets; Y-Teens. WILLIAMSON, CHERYL Girl's Bowling. WILSON, CHRISTINE WILSON, RICK WINCHELL, KARL All-City Band; All-State Band; All-City Orchestra; Chess Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; K.R.M.A. Youth Music Education Program; Stage Band. WINKLEBLACK, CHARLOTTE WOHL, KENNY JCL; Junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law, Treasurer; Spotlight Staff, Copy Rewrite Editor, Correspondent; Student Council; Student Council Leadenhlp Conference. WOODS, MARGARET Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters. WORTHAM, NANCY 232 �Seniors WRENN, SPLINTER All-City Swimming; "D" Club; Football; Key Club; lacrosse, Sec.; All-league Honorable Mention; Outward Bound; Swimming; National Merit letter of Commendation. WRIGHT, KEN All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orchestra; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Skeast; Stage Band; State Band. WRIGHT, RA YNA WUNSCH, LEO YEE, JACK YEE, TIM YAMASHITA, SUE YOUNG, MICHAEL YOUNG, PAUL Basketball; " D" Club; Football; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Inter-Club Council; JCl, Pres.; Key Club; Pre-law; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Student Council. YOUNG, RALPH 233 �Club Roster ANGELITES AUFSTEIGER-cont. BRIDGE CLUB-cont. "D" CLUB-cont. President-Francine Hall Vice President-LaNell Dailey Secretary-Treasurer-Sharon Jones Co-Captain-Pat Johnson Captain-Francine Linley Sponsor-Miss Christina Ebel Charles DeWitt Dan DiProfio Liz Downey John Elmblad John Falkenberg Andrew Ferguson Derek Feilbert Steve Flanigan Wendy Forselius Roberta Hall Dirk Hansen Bob Hart Susi Hart Nannette Holmes Sandy Hoyman Jim Hueftle Ardis Hughes Rocky Innes James Johnson Alan lamb Robb latham David lehr Patricia Marinace David Martinez Wayne Matsuda Teresa McGuire Jeff Millward Earl Mosley John Nolop Marilynn Ochs Melvin Ochs Kathy Osburn Toni Parks Pam Perrill Jenny Phelps lee Pirkey Jim Rainey Roger Rapp Gary Reagan Joe Solomon Dana Sourbeer Julie Stott Suzi Tepley Cathi Valiance David Van Buskirk Sally Wade Kathy Waters George Weber Kirby White Mike Wise Sue Wise Steve Wolcott Betty Wytias Richard Timberlake Barbara Venters Linda Willey Joel Butler Jim Casebolt Andrew Chaney Bob Chessen Ronald Collins Donald Craft Joe Croes Darrell Eversman John Fielding Ron Fisher Don Flourney Rod Frey Kevin Gomez Marshall Greene Rod Grier Mike Hannibal Mike Hardy Jerry Hillard Tom Hosack Anther Hudgins Robert Hunter Arnie Izquierdo Matt Jackson Bill Jent Felton Johnson Alvin Jones Greg Lovato Gre-g Mac Dougall Brad Moses Ken Murphy D. Nady lonnie Nieto Dave Peak Chris Phelps Rick Shaffer Dave Short Neal Stafford Gary Stern larry Streno Chuck Traxler Mark Walker Don Warren Bart Weiss Mike Wilson Splinter Wrenn Wally Wnght Paul Young Nelda Bellinger Peggy Bennett Pat Blackshear Freda Bullock Phyllis Deadwyler lmesia Evans Linda Ganes Michelle Hollingsworth Ida Johnson Myra Meadows Jan Mitchell Sheila Stafford ART Pres ident-lynda McElroy Vice Pres ident-Sandy Nelms Secretary-Vicki Miller Treasurer-Joe Craighead Sponsor-Mr. Charles Ott Co-Sponsor-Mr. Allen Clerihue Perry Ayers Ed Bell Mike Crownover Sydney Danforth Becky Faxon Martha Fiser Dana Fisher Cherry Hill Linda Hill Joyce Johnson Charlayne Murrell Alva Nelms Jackie Pace Toni Parks Debbie Porter Washington Powell Molly Probst Charolette Reed Bill Rickords Terrie Riffel Gordan Rosland Tina Rupp Debbie Ruttman Tim Schanefelt Mike Shea Rown Southworth Debbie Thomas Dave Van Buskirk Karen Washington AUFSTEIGER President-Joe Janda Vice-President-Jeanne Goodwin Secretary-Dave Peak Treasurer-Marshal Greene Sponsors-Miss Sarah Hady Mr. Bob Hussey Mr. Gary Richard Miss Janis Rogers Miss Mercedes Trujillo Tim Abeyta Terri Adams Douglas Albright Otto Albright Kathy Allman Dale Becker Ronald Black Allison Branscombe Cindi Brink Sharie Burger Tom Burlade John Calvin Mary Cook Barclay Davis 234 BRIDGE CLUB Pres ident-Ma rgaret Downey Sponsor-Mrs. Jane Johnston John Abbott Kathy Allman Jim Baker Janet Bidwell John Blunt Cathi Cantrell Carol Cantrell liz Downey Mark Eberhart Pam Glassey Joan Hanatari Vicki Hanson Margy Heim Jane Hendryson Kent lupberger Kelly Madden Darrell Madsen Gloria Mason Kim McCate Monica Ormsby Bob Petri Dave Rockwell Terri Rosenbaum Dan iel Swartz Susan Tanaka CHESS President-Richard Timberlake Vice-President-Steve Hechler Secretary-Treasurer-Dan Ruiz Sponsor-Mr. John Timmons John Abbott les Anthony Tom Barber John Blunt Bob Browne John Burchfield Willie Chapman Sydney Danforth Mark Eberhart Pete Gatseos Dirk Hanson Alan lwahashi John Jezek Ed Leaver Ed Naton Jim Phillips Rod Rapp Ray Robert Gerald Starr Dan Swartz Greg Tannenbaum Ron Timmons Bart Weiss Karl Winchell Alan Yamamoto COMPUTER CLUB President-Cynthia Caracasls Vice President-Ray Robert Sponsor-Mr. David Esch John Abbott Camille Boggs Bill Chapman Kyle Davis Mark Eberhart Phil Goodstein Dirk Hanson David Holsien Ed Johnson Tom Meyer Gary O'Biock Debby Rullman Nina Saks Chuck Shepard Richard Timberlake David Witkin COUNTERPOINTS President-Jean Sullivan Vice President-Connie McAndrews Secretary-Treasurer-Vicki Typher Sponsor-Mrs. Marion Padboy Gulcin Acemi Janet Bidwell Camille Boggs leslie Carter Holly Casler Sara Kozelka Mary laCombe Kelly Madden Margaret Schmuck Sherry Stroh "D" CLUB President-lance Scrivner Vice President-Reggie Mines Secretary-Treasurer-Dave Alkove Sponsor-Mr. Robert Paul Bernie Broderick Dan Broderick D. E. C. A. President-Chris Bachman Vice President-Harold Bishop Secretary-Candy Gentry Treasurer-Rosemary Prince Publicity Manager-John Vigil Sponsor-Mr. Jay Collinsworth Mellene Anderson Barbara Armstead Ron Ashley Kathy Barton John Bolden Charla Buerkle Jim Dolan John Guzman liz Hackett Tom McGrath Jerry Richardson Dennis Snyder EAST SIDE PLAYERS President-Bob Collins Vice President-Jan Bingaman Treasurer-Woody Argall Recording Secretary-liz Downey Corresponding Secretary-Karen Leaver Historian-Mimi Spencer Sponsors-Mr. John Zumwinkle Mrs . Norma Rietcheck Roger Aydelott Tom Barber Tim Baxter �Club Roster EAST SIDE PLAYERS-cont. Mike Beierle Becky Belyea Judy Benton Judy Biggs Jaci Bingaman John Bonsib Gary Boucher Jeni Bourne John Brooks Paul Brooks Marilyn Burkett Margaret Burnett Charlotte Cunningham Sharon Cantini Tom Conis Bernette Cowans Zelia Dahlstrom Carla Davis Kacky Davis Carol Fisher Vicki Grandy Joan Gurtler Donna Hackett Sari Ha rovitz Stephanie Haddock Cindy Hall Him Hahn Joe Hall Bob Hart Susy Hess Marcia Hogan Helen Hon Linda Hooker Denise Jackson Holly Johnson Peggy Jokela Kris Jones Kathy Krueger Janet Lewallen Patricia Marinace Joe McCue Kathi Molumby John McCallum Shirley Moss Sharon Neidg Marilyn Ochs Linda Pitter Diane Rusho Denise Sawyer Lisa Schomp Tracey Scope! Mary Selmser John Sites Belinda Steger Lynda Sutherland Debbie Toffoli Allan Torrington James Welch Alexis Wilkerson Lauri Winston Carolyn Wright Betty Wytias EUCLIDEAN President-Gillian Hutchings Vice-President-Bob Miller Vice-President-John Abbot Vice-President-Karen Leaver John Abbot Bob Browne Daryl Eversman Kathy Gilbert Bonnie Goldstein Walter Greensburg Dirk Hansen Kris Janes Karen Leaver Gillian Hutchings Gene Martin Bob Miller Dudley Morris Rodger Rapp EUCLIDEAN-cont. Diane Randell Nikki Tannenba~;m Jim Travis Dave Wittsen Steve Wolcott FOLKLORE President-Linda Hooker Vice President-Luther Augenstein Treasurer-Larry Loeb Sponsor-Miss Christina Ebel Rosalind Barki Barb Blasingame Camille Boggs Judy Brodie Bob Browne Marge Cronkey Darlene Curtis Diane Curtis Kyle Davis Charles DeWitt Renard Euell Diane Finesilver Patti Frank Bonnie Goldstein Therese Hoskins Jack James Steve Joy Mary Kay Kitto Denis Mackey Lynda McElroy Dave Murakami Peter Nellhaus Elizabeth Overland Toby Reich Sidney Rogers Nancy Rigg Tina Rupp Mitzi Russell Rick Schemel Shirley Schmitt Debbie Spaulding Belinda Steger John Vigil Alexis Wilkerson Rayna Wright Ben Zwibecker F. T. A. President-Marilyn Burkett Vice President-Kathy Fisher Treasurer-Luther Augenstein Secretary-Shelly Alexander Historian-Sandy Leerskov Parliamentarian-Cheryll Odegaard Sponsor-Mrs. Marion Powell Mr. Larry French Rosalind Marki Debbie Blair Laura Bradford Margaret Downey Mary Fields Julie Frances Linda Geist Yvonne Giddings Cheryl Goolsby Joseqh Hall Joyce Harris Hoann Harnsun Edith Henderson Toi Jones Marcia Kramer Daphne McGee Julia Meineke Charlayne Murrell Caroll Odegaard Regina Ration Elfen Sakamoto Sue Standley Gary Starr June Stotts F. T. A.-cont. HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS-cont. Marilyn Townsend Jim Travis Mary Wayne Susan Welsh Jan Karakawa Robin Kelly Sandy Leerskov Janet Lewallen Linda Luizzi Kent Lupberger Terri Mahoney Norma Malone Betty Marshall Margie Martin Daphne McGee Meredy Melville Shirley Moss Charlayne Murrell Toni Parks Pam Pecrill Sandi Piatt Colleen Polfer Liz Powell Barbie Putnam Gary Reagan Jan Risley Shirl Robinson Terri Rosenbaum Debbie Russell Debbie Rut1man Ellen Sakamoto FOREIGN LANGUAGE President-Mike Crownover Vice President-Paleri Walker Secretary-Kris Overland Treasurer-Zetta Yocovides ICC Representative-Mike Crownover Sponsor-Mrs. Blanche Pigott Rosalind Barci Jennie Bourne Martha Carranco Debi Coffer Yvonne Cook Ray Gottesfeld Linda Kennedy Mike Mulhern Sandy Nelms Pat Pastrana Suzie Schiff Desiree Thalley Debby Thomas Sloane Thomas HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS President-Sa fly Rose Vice President-Darryl Simpson Secretary-Terri Adams Treasurer-Jeanie Linton Program Chairman-Kathy Kunz All-City Representatives-Tim Crow Denise Sawyer Sponsor-Mr. Charles Schaffer Kathy Allman Chris Ando Jerry Baes Valerie Barham Alana Barnes Jo Ellen Baxter Geraldine Baylor Debbie Blair Mary Jane Bonelle Barbara Booker Cathy Booker Linda Cleary Debbie Coffer Linda Collier Joslyn Cowans Cindy Crabb Zen•a Crow Beverly Davis Judy Davis Robbi Davis Tanya Davi$ Mary Fields Diana Finesilver Martha Fiser Dana Fisher Nancy Franz Karen Garfunkle Shirley Gruenberg Maggie Hall Mary Hallet Debbie Hardaway Linda Hart Sue Hart Cathy Head Stewart Henry Dave Hinds Beverly Hooks Marilyn Hydinger Mary Ingram Barbie Inskeep Toi Jones Bob Jordan Patty Kane Mariann Sanmann Pearl Santifer Esther Schapire Karen Schoendaller Jackie Scott Rosalyn Scott Carol Scribner Cindy Smallwood Susan Smith Tana Smith Dorothy Sowell Julie Van Woerkom Karen Washington Frances Williams Jackie Williams Sylvia Williams Dave Witkin HI-Y President-Jerome Anglin Vice President-Mike Hooker Secretary-Alvin Jones Treasurer-Walter Dawkins Chaplain-Don Flourney Director-Mr. Jim Benson Sponsor-Mr. Edwin Archer Charles Beauman Rudy Briano Wilford Comer Marlow Comfort Donald Dawkins Frank Elliot Lloyd Guest Mike Hannibal Ken Hunt Conrad Hurrell Bruce Jackson Alfred McFarland David McGhee Mike Parks Ken Pointer Dennis Pruitt Andre Reynolds Victor Roberson Warren Rodgers Aaron Slaughter Kelvin Smith Andrew Woolfolk Eddie Woss I. c. c. 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Lena Peterson Judy Poole Michele Reed Michele Roggenbach Terri Rosenbaum Ruthann Rountree Mitzi Russell Pat Seymour Marlene Shimizu Pam Smith Mimi Spencer Beth Stever Susan Tanaka Judy Thaimert Cheryl Thomas Janice Townsend Marcia Townsend Marcia Tremmel Jul ie Van Woerkem Barbara Venters Sherry Vick Earlene Walton Marianne Ward Karen Washington Chris Watson Phyllis Watson Toni Welch Phyllis Wier Barbara Wiggans Zarle Williams Y-TEENS Co-Presidents-Joyce Harris Regina Miller Secretary-Toni Welch Treasurer-Ruthann Rountree Historian- Pat Guest Social Chairman-Cindi Nishimura Program Chairman-Debbie Rullman Worship Chairman-Henrieta Johnson Courtesy Chairman-Geri Butler Sponsor-Mrs. Sharon McCarthy Sherry Alexander Deloris Allen Martha Bernard Karen Board Francis Bowles Debbie Clark Debb ie Coffer Maura Cooney Acquanelta Craig Berdie Demmer Linda Donna Thelma Duncan Kathy Fisher Sue Gunn Mary Hallet Mary Harden Debbie Hardaway Annette Hill Cherry Hill Beverly Hobbs Rhoda Holliman Ida Johnson Sharon Lewis Linda Martinez Coy Martin Margie Martin Teri Miller Yvonne Phillips Brenda Quails Missy Ricke Yvette Robinson Brenda Rudolph Denise Sawyer Cindy Smallwood Pam Smith Marla Stewart Sharon Tate Joyce Turner Edna Welch Sylvia Williams Cheryl Young �239 �Student Index A Abbott, John 181 Abe, Pat, 152, 205 Abegg, Tim, 205 Acemi, Gulcin, 109, 140, 149, 205 Adams, Monica, 181 Adams, Terri 193 Agnetti, Becky, 181 Ahlberg, Marcella, 205 Aikens, Mildred, 193 Aldridge, Susan, 181 Alexander, Denise, 181 Alexander, Shelley, 193 Alexander, Sherry, 205 Alexander, Susan, 181 Alkove, Dave, 52, 53, 205 Allen, Carolyn, 205 Allen, Dolores, 205 Allen, John, 205 Allen, Tom, 193 Allman, Kathy, 193 Anderson, Darrell, 65 Anderson, Mellene, 205 Ando, Alison, 152,193, 247 Ando, Chris, 181 Andrews, Carolyn, 193 Andrews, Mike, 193 Anglin, Jerome, 110, 205 Arellano, Veronica, 193 Argall, Woody, 193 Armijo, Lillian, 205 Armstead, Barbara, 205 Armstead, Romander, 205 Armstrong, Donald, 57 Arroyo, Tony, 193 Ashley, Rod, 181 Ashley, Ronnie, 205 Ashley, Sandy, 181 Askew, Velver, 205 Atkison, Carol, 193 Augenstein, luther, 193 Augenstein, Marie, 181 Augenstein, Marsh, 58, 181 Aumiller, Roxie, 181 Ausbie, Kennith, 58 Avila, Viki, 205 B Babbs, Mary, 152, 205 Bachman, Chris, 111, 205 Baker, Bill, 52, 57 Baker, Jennifer, 181 Banks, Ed, 100 Barki, Rosalind, 206 Barnes, Alana, 206 Barnes, Gail, 206 Barton, Kathy, 206 Bautsch, Tom, 59 Baxter, Jo Ellen, 181 Baynes, Pete, 206 Beardsworth, Gary, 206 Beauman, Charles, 206 Beauman, Toni, 181 Bell, Ann, 206 Bell, Michael, 181 Bellante, James, 129, 206 Bennett, Ernie, 206 Bentley, Cindy, 206 Benton, Judy, 181 Bernard, Polly, 140, 206 Berry, Harold, 206 Besaw, Daniel, 206 Betz, John, 206 Bidwell, Janel, 181 Biggs, Judy, 181 Bingaman, Jackie, 181 Bingaman, Jan, 148, 206 Bishop, Harold, 206 Bishop, Suzette, 206 Bjork, Darlis, 207 Black, Ronn, 207 Blair, Debbie, 108 Blakely, Chauncey, 207 Blanas, Jim, 58 Blount, Sarah, 181 Blum, Dennis, 192 Bockh, Mike, 181 Boehler, Jeannie, 207 Boggs, Camille, 207 Bohm, Nanci, 131 Boiko, Wally, 207 Boley, Earl, 207 240 Bollacker, Lee, 181 Bonella, Mary Jane, 181 Bonsib, John, 121 Boone, Sheryl, 207 Boucher, Gary, 142, 207 Bouchier, laurel, 207 Bowers, Jeanne, 207 Bfadford, Lori, 181 Brame, Dona, 208 Brannon, Pat, 208 Brewer, Ron, 208 Broderick, Bernie, 52, 57, 65 Broderick, Dan, 208 Brodie, Judy, 208 Brooks, Jeanne, 208, 247 Brooks, John, 121 Broussard, Bart, 52 Brown, Robert, 13B, 139, 208 Brunton, Dick, 208 Brunton, John, 152 Brunton, Robert, 209 Bruso, Carol, 152, 169, 208 Buckstein, Gary, 60, 61 Buerkle, Charla, 209 Buethe, Warren, 209 Buffalo, Marion, 209 Buford, larry, 182 Burch, Allen, 209 Burch, Linda, 209 Burchfield, John, 209 Burkett, Marilyn, 21 Burlace, Thomas, 182 Burnette, Maggie, 182 Bush, Gloria, 209 Bustamente, Rudy, 182 Butler, Geraldine, 209 Butler, Joe, 96, 209 Byars, Veda, 182 c Campbell, Gwendolyn, 182 Campbell, Kathy, 57 Canono, John, 57 Cantrell, Carol, 172 Cantrell, Cathi, 172, 192 Caracasis, Cynthia, 120 Carey, Pat, 172 Card, Sharon, 209 Carranco, Nick, 58 Carroll, Charla, 182 Carroll, Linda, 209 Casebolt, Jim, 52, 55 Casler, Holly, 209 Chaney, Andrew, 52, 63 Chapman, Bill, 209 Chapman, Dan, 138, 139 Chapman, Shirley, 209 Charlifue, Ken, 58 Chessen, Bob, 209 Chinn, Crystal, 209 Clark, Debra, 209 Cleary, Linda, 209 Clements, Andrew, 209 Coffee, Judy, 120, 209, 246, 247 Collard, Clark, 210 Collier, Daryl, 58 Collins, Bob, 210 Collins, Kathy, 210 Colvin, Mike, 1B2 Combs, Patricia, 210 Conis, Tom, 210 Connor, Kelvin, 58, 182 Connor, leo, 210 Contini, Sharon, 210 Cook, Mary, 182 Cook, Yvonne, 182 Cooney, Maura, 210 Cooper, Jill, 182 Cooper, Naomi, 182 Corey, lowren, 59 Cousins, Rennee, 182 Crabb, Cindy, 145 Craft, Don, 52, 56, 58, 210 Craft, Mack, 210 Craig, Rob, 111 Craighead, Joseph, 210 Crane Anthony, 65 Crawford, Fern, 210 Crawford, Jacqueline, 182 Crownover, Mike, 210 Crownover, Scott, 182 Crutchfield, Barbara, 1B2 Cullip, John, 210 Cumings, Sarah, 182 Cumo, Irene, 210 Curtis, Diane, 210 D Dacus, Calvin, 58 Dahlstrom, Zelia, 182 Daily, lanell, 210 Dallas, Mary, 145, 169, 204, 210, 247 Daniels, Robert, 58 Davis, Barclay, 210 Davis, Becca, 210 Davis, Bill, 210 Davis, Carla, 182 Davis, Kacky, 152, 210 Davis, Kyle, 182 Davis, Michael, 210 Davis, Robbie, 182 Dawkins, Don, 57 Dawkins, Walter, 52, 56, 211 Dawson, Carol, 211 Deep, John, 182 Degenhart, Dennis, 210 Dembeck, Bob, 211 Denious, Nancy, 211 Dennis, Kathy, 211 Dennis, Pia, 182 Densmer, Ron, 211 Desjarlais, Joyce, 211 Deutsch, Sandy, 97, 210, 247 DeVries, Gladys, 182 Dewitt, Charles, 211 Diamond, Greg, 145, 149, 167 Dickerson, Ralph, 128, 211 Dickerson, Rebecca, 182 Diggins, Mary, 211 Diprofio, Dan, 57 Discoe, Kathy, 182 Dominguez, Tom, 211 Donna, Linda, 183 Downey, Margaret, 211 Draper, Ida, 183 Drommond, Sue, 211 Dryden, Karen, 183 Duncan, Thelma, 211 Dunn, Dan, 183 E Eckhardt, Eugene, 52, 57, 194 Eckhardt, John, 211 Edwards, Dave, 211 Eggleston, Judy, 130, 212 Elenbogen, Randi, 130, 212 Elmblad, John, 195 Erickson, Cliff, 212 Euell, Renard, 92 Evans, lmesia, 94, 183 Eversman, Darrell, 63 F Falkenburg, John, 183 Falls, Robert, 52 Faxon, Becky, 183 Febinger, Dennis, 58, 183 Felton, laVonne, 183 Felton, Skip, 183 Ferguson, Denise, 120 Fields, Daryle, 58, 183 Fields, Diane, 141, 169,212 Fiser, Martha, 246, 247 Fisher, Beth, 96, 212, 247 Fisher, Carol, 142, 183 Fisher, Kathy, 212 Fisher, Ron, 212 Fitz, Nathan, 52, 57 Flanigan, Kevin, 52, 57 Flanigan, Steve, 183 Flores, Lydia, 183 Flournoy, Donald, 212 Floyd, Barbara, 212 Forselius, Val, 212 Forselius, Wendy, 183 Foster, Wallin, 59, 183 Francis, Julie, 212 Francis, Margot, 183 Franz, Nancy, 183 Frazier, Linda, 212 Frey, Rod, 52, 212, 247 Frobig, Charlotte, 212 Fujimoto, lynda, 98, 204, 213 Fukuhara, Jolene, 152 G Gall, Janet, 183 Gallagher, Kathie, 213 Gallagher, lynne, 183 Garcia, Charles, 183 Garcia, Cynthia, 183 Garcia, Tina, 204, 213 Garcia, Yvonne, 213 Garfunkle, Karen, 183 Garnett, Walter, 107 Garrett, Dave, 213 Garrell, Judy, 183 Gary, Tom, 214 Gash, lee, 183 Gatseos, Pete, 120, 213 Geist, Linda, 213 Gerke, Denise, 213 Gibbs, Cynthia, 183 Giddings, Yvonne, 213 Gilbert, Kathleen, 213 Gilliam, Roberta, 213 Glentzer, David, 183 Goens, Dave, 68 Goldsmith, Galen, 184 Goldstone, Bob, 214 Gomez, Kevin, 52, 53, 214 Gooch, Andrea, 214 Goodwin, Jeanne, 247 Goolsby, Cheryl Ann, 184 Gore, Cindy, 214 Gorman, Pat, 184 Grandy, Sandy, 214 Grandy, Vicki, 184 Grano, Cheryl 1B4 Grigg, Scott, 247 Greenburg, Betsy, 184 Greenburg, Walter, 214, 247 Grier, Rodney, 214 Griffin, Sheila, 214 Grove, Maxie, 214 Groves, lynette, 214 Gruenberg, Shirley, 214 Guest, lloyd, 57 Guest, Pat, 214 H Haddock, Stephanie, 184 Hadley, Barry, 214 Hadley, Brad, 138 Hager, Jane, 215 Hager, Margaret, 184 Hailey, Michael, 184 Hall, Bennie, 215 Hall, Cindy, 215 Hall, Jeanne, 215 Hall, Joseph, 215 Hall, Pat, 184 Hall, Roberta, 184, 247 Hallet, Mimi, 184, 247 Hamilton, Beaver, 215 Hamilton, Diane, 215 Hamm, Shirley, 184 Hampton, lonnie, 58, 215 Hanalani, Joan, 184 Handen, Mary, 215 Handy, Mitch, 215 Hannibal, Charles, 58 Hansen, Dirk, 148 Hanson, Vicki, 148 Hardy, Mike, 52 Harrell, Conrad, 257 Harris, Joyce, 215 Harris, Linda, 184 Harris, Rose, 215 Harrison, Jo Ann, 185 Harrison, Ralph, 106, 184 Harrison, Richard, 215 Hart, Bob, 184 Hart, Linda, 145, 171, 172, 192 Hart, Susan, 215 Hartig, Helga, 184 Hestings, Celeste, 215 Hawkins, Claudia, 184 Head, Cathy, 184 Heckel, Ted, 216 Heim. Margaret, 139 Heger, Debbie, 216 Hellen, Cynthia, 184 Henderson, Carmen, 216 Hendel'$on, Edith, 216 Henderson, June, 216 Henderson, lynn, 216 ��Student Index Henry, Stewart, 184 Herrera, Vickie, 216 Hess, Susie, 184 Hibbert, Stephanie, 216 Higg ins, Pamela, 216 Hill, Annette, 184 Hill, Cherry, 216 Hill , linda, 216 Hill, Marcia, 216 Hilliard, Jerry, 51, 52, 216 Hillmeyer, Downey, 216 Holl iman, Rhoda, 184 Holloway, Jan, 184 Holmes, Ginny, 216 Holmes, Lana, 217 Holt, Larry, 217 Hooker, Mike, 52, 54 Hooker,Tom, 58 Hopson, Richard, 217 Horvat, Mike, 217 Hosack, Tom, 57 Hoskins, Therese, 184 Howard, Jim, 184 Heyman, Sandy, 184 Hudgins , Andy, 52, 217 Hudgins, Dave, 52, 57 Hudson, Barbara, 217 Hudson, Olivia, 184 Hudson, Rose, 217 Hughes, Debbie, 185 Innes, David, 185 Irw in, Steve, 60 J Jackson, Denise, 185 Jackson, Dewey, 217 Jackson, Em ily, 196 Jackson, Jan, 217 Jackson, Matt, 60, 61 Jackso~, William , 58 Jackson, Tom, 217 James, Jack, 185 James, Tracy, 185 Jepkes, Martin, 217 Jew, Carolyn, 217 Johansson, Kerstin, 97 Johnson, Carol, 204 Johnson, David, 185 Johnson, Gwendolyn, 217 Johnson, Holly, 185 Johnson, Joyce, 108 Johnson, linda, 217 Johnson, Perry, 185 Johnson, Raymond, 52, 57 Johnson, Sandra, 217 Johnston, Chris, 59, 185 Johnston, Nancy, 217 Johnston, Terry, 24 Jones, Alvin, 217, 51, 52, 53 Jones, Connie, 196 Jones, Janice, 94 Jones, Kris, 185 Jones, Sandra, 185 Jones, Sharon, 196 Jones, Toi, 185 Jordan, Kent, 185 K Karakawa, Jan, 197 Kareski, John, 129 Karr, Andrew, 218 Kawashima, Karen, 218 Keating, Sheila, 218 Keller, Kathy, 185 Kelly, Alice, 218 Kelly, Vickey, 218 Kenealy, Pat, 58 l(ennedy, linda, 185 Kemp, Kren, 185 Kempner, Ben, 197 Kissell, Kathy, 197 Knowles, Merilynn, 218 Knowles, Susan, 185 Knudson,Chris, 58 Kopp, linda, 218 Koto, Randy, 197 Kozelka, Sara, 197 Kramer, Marcia, 197 Krause, Janet, 218 Kretschmar, James, 218 Krieger, Vicki, 197 242 Krill, Juli, 218 Kriwenkow, Olga, 218 Kunz, Kathy, 197 Kurz, Mary, 197 Kusumi, Marilyn, 218 L lamb, Alan, 219 Lamers, John, 219 Lamers, Monica, 197 Lang, Mike, 219, 247 latham, Robb, 197 Lasby, Kathy, 197 Lavoto, Greg, 51, 52, 53, 64, 65, 166, 167, 69, 68 Leaf, Mary Ellen, 185 Leahy, Rose, 185 Leaver, Karen, 219 Lee, Karen, 197 Leerskov, Sandy, 108, 197 Lehr, Dave, 185 Lemaster, Steve, 185 Levin, Jeff, 58, 185 Levinson, Kenny, 185 Lewallen, Janet, 42, 219 lindsay, Tim, 197 Linley, Francine, 197 linton, Jeanie, 197 littleton, Ronald, 58 Liuzzi, Linda, 219 Loeb, Larry, 60, 61, 101 Logan, Patty, 24 Long, Tom, 204, 219 lore, Peggy, 197 Love, Charmain, 186 Lowe, Francis, 197 Loyd, Veronica, 219 Lucas, Gladys, 197 Lacero, Bruce, 197 Luedke, Robert, 186 Luers, David, 186 Luers, Marty, 219 lupberger, Kent, 197 Lusk, Lee, 197 M MacDougall, Greg, 226 MacNeil, Michelle, 197 Madden, Kelly, 219 Madsen, Darrell, 186 Maes, Mike, 219 Mahoney, Mary, 198 Malone, Norma, 198 Mann, Jerry, 198 Manuelito, Daisy, 219 Manzanares, Tony, 198 Margolin, Hil, 198 Markis, Kathy, 204, 226 Marnace, Pat, 226 Marshall , Belly, 198 Marnace, Pat, 226 Marshall, Betty, 198 Martin, Coy 226 Martin, Margie, 198 Mart inez, linda 198 Martyn, Gary, 198 Mason, Anita, 186 Mason , Gloria, 198 Matsuda, Wayne, 198 Mayes, Marquita, 186 Mayes, Martha Lee, 186 Mayes, Valerie, 186 McAndrews, Connie, 226 McCaa , Kim, 186 McClellan, Beverly, 226 McCoy, Denise, 186 McCue, Geoff, 186 McCue, Joe, 226 McCue, Mike, 198 McDavid, Margo, 226 McDonald, Sue, 186 McDowell, Barbara, 198 McDowell, Maxine, 226 McElroy, Linda, 226 McElroy, Tom, 186 McFarland, Alfred, 226 McGee, Daphne, 198 McGee, David, 226 McGee, Paula, 198 McGrath, Tom, 226 McGrath, Sharon, 226 McGragor, Joe, 198 McGregor, Sally, 186 McGuire, Teresa, 186 Mcintosh, David, 198 Mcintosh, John, 198 Mcintosh, Paul, 186 McKinney, Deborah, 186 McNeill, Carol, 226 McNeill, James, 226 Medina, Mary Jo, 186 Meek, Kathy, 186 Meineke, Julia, 198 Mejia, Ivy, 186 Melville, Meredy, 198 Mensing, Cindy, 221 Mensing, Susan, 186 Meyer, Renee, 186 Meyer, Tom, 221 Miller, Karen, 186 Miller, Regina, 221 Miller, Robert, 221 Miller, Tommie, 221 Miller, Vicke, 221 Mims, Eva , 198 Minard, Karla, 186 Mines, Reggie, 221 Minton, Jim, 198 Miszczuk, John, 198 Mitchel, Pam, 198 Mitchell, David, 186 Mitchell, Janice, 94 Mitchell, Kathy, 186 Miyata, Janice, 186 Mondragon, Kathy, 221 Moore, Larry, 221 Morales, Mary Lou, 221 Morgan, Jeannie, 221 Morimoto, Kerry, 222 Morishige , Gayle, 188 Morrill, Dan, 188 Morrison, Cecilia, 222 Morrison, Trudi, 222 Moses, Brad, 222 Moss, Shirley, 222 Mother, Goose, 247 Mullins, Dave, 188 N Nady, D., 52, 57 Nakajima, Mark, 188 Nakashima, Vicki, 222 Natan, Eddie, 222 Nathan, Viola, 222 Nave, Larry, 222 Naylor, Mark, 188 Neidig, Sharon, 222 Neil, David, 222 Nelms, Alva, 247 Nelson,Dolores, 119 Nelson, Ellen, 199 Nelson, Kathy, 188 Nelson, Sam, 199 Nemiro, Guy, 199 Neubert, Vivian, 222 Nieto, Alice, 188 Nieto, Lonnie, 222 Nitta, Keary, 199 Noel, Angie, 141, 144, 147, 222 Norman, Alberteen, 199 Nuss, Michele, 152, 223 0 Oblock, Gary, 188 Ochs, Marilynn, 223 Ochs, Melvin, 199 Odegaard, Cheryl!, 199 Odegaard, Carol, 199 Oliver, Angie, 188 Oliver, Kathy, 188 Olson, Diana, 188 Olson, Steve, 223 O'Neill, Chris, 223 Ormsby, Mon ica, 223 Oswald, Lee Ann, 188 Owens, Gena, 199 Overland, Elizabeth, 199 Overland, Kris, 223 p Pace, Bruce, 52, 57, 65 Pace, Jackie, 223 Pacheco, Allen, 188 Papedo, Georgia, 223 Parker, Sue, 223 Parks, Karen , 188 Parks, Mike, 223 Paschall, Mike, 199 Peak, Dave, 204, 223 Perez, Bernice, 223 Peros, Jeanie, 188 Perrill, Pam, 142, 188 Personius, Tony, 199 Peterson, Bruce, 189 Peterson, Christine, 224 Peterson, Joan, 189 Petersson, Lena, 97 Petri, Robert W., 199 Petty, Tanya, 189 Phelps, Chris, 224 Phelps, Jenny, 189 Phillips, James, 224 Phillips, Peggy, 224 Phillips, Yvonne, 199 Phlieger, Jan, 189 Pieratt, Jay, 224 Pierce, Murray, 59, 189 Pierre, Larry, 224 Plante, Jean, 199 Plastina, Pa lge, 130, 131, 224 Poindexter, Karen, 189 �Poole, Judy, 199 Porter, Deborah, 172, 192, 199, 247 Powell, Alvin, 224 Powell, Elizabeth, 199 Powell, linda, 167, 189 Price, Deborah, 189 Price, Marilee, 189 Prince, Rosemary, 224 Probst, Molly, 92, 224 Pryor, Jean, 189 Pugh, Donna, 189 Purfield, Jim, 189 Putnam, Barbara, 224 Putnam, Royal, 189 Q Quails, Brenda C., 199 Quick, Beth, 189 R Raffin, Chris, 189 Randall, Mary Carol, 199 Randall, Dianna, 189 Ranum, Judy, 189 Ramberg, Cheryl, 189 Ration, Armidia, 189 Ratton, Regina, 224 Reagan, Gary, 192, 199 Redfearn, Timothy J., 199 Reece, Randy, 224 Reed, Michelle, 199 Rees, William, 58 Reese, Bill, 189 ReFakis, Susan, 189 Reinert, Gene, 189 Renner, Mark, 224 Reyes, Steve, 62, 63 Reynolds, Andre, 199 Reynolds, John, 58, 189 Rhoades, John, 199 Rhodes, Jennifer, 190 Rhodes, McGrgor, 224 Rice, Daphne, 190 Rice, Don, 58 Richardson, Jerome. 224 Richardson, Marilyn, 190 Richie, Betty Jo, 199 Richmond, Rebecca, 199 Ricke, Missy, 199 Riese, Kathy, 199 Rigg, Nancy, 224, 247 Riley, Christine, 199 Risley, Jan, 200 Roberson, Vic, 52, 167, 225 Roberson, Wayne, 58 Robert, Ray, 225 Roberts, Helen, 225 Robinson, Shirley, 225 Rockwell, Dave, 60, 200 Rodarte, Carol Ann, 200 Rogers, Diana, 225 Rogers, Tony, 52 Rogers, Warren, 225 Roggenbach, Michele, 225 Ronqved, Gina, 200 Rosenbaum, Terri, 200, 247 Ross, Dale, 225 Ross, Kathy, 50 Ross, Kent, 200 Rountree, Ruthann, 225 Rowse, Cindy, 225 Roybal, Martha, 190 Rozack, Jim, 190 Rusho, Diane, 190 Rudolph, Brenda, 57 Rupp, lia, 58 Ruttman, Debbie, 200 Ryan, Pat, 226 s Sakamoto, Ellen, 200 Saks, Nina, 226 Salazar, Pat, 200 Salinas, Becky, 190 Sandoval, Pearl, 190 Santifer, Diane, 190 Sauerbriet, Mary Ann, 200 Sawyer, Denise, 200 Schaefer, Clem, 226 Schamay, Stephen, 226 Schapire Esther, 200 Schilt, Chris, 52, 57, 200 Schilt, Jean, 97, 226, 246, 247 Schoendaller, Karen, 200 Schomp, lisa, 190 Schriver, Tim, 200 Schutz, Steve, 200 Schwartz, Penny, 200 Scope!, Ellen, 226 Scope!, Tracey, 200 Scott, Jackie, 226 Scribner, Carol, 226 Scrivner, lance, 51, 52, 88, 226 Sedar, Scott, 192, 200 Seifried, Jan, 200 Sellars, Mike, 58 Selmser, Mary, 200 Senator, E. Dirksen, 190 Seydel, Karle, 52, 57, 118, 200 Seymour, Patricia, 226, 120 �Student Index Shaffer, David, 59 Schaffer, Rick, :il26 Schanahan, Jim, 226 Shaw, Jim, 226 Shea, Mike, 226 Shea, Shawn Shepard, Charles, 226 Shermack, Gail, 226 Shimizu, Marlene, 200 Shively, Mike, 227 Short, Gary, 190 Simon, Carma, 227 Simpson, Diane, 190 Siseros, Irene, 227 Siseros, Judy, 190 Skeeters, Jennie, 190 Skolout, Bill, 59, 227 Slater, Linda, 190 Slaughter, Steven, 190 Smallwood, Cynthia, 227 Smith, Angelyn, 227 Smith, Charles, 100, 227 Smith, Dedra, 190 Smith, Dora, 200 Smith, Joyce Ann, 227 Smith, Kelvin, 110 Smith, Marvin, 65, 68, 69 Smith, Pam, 200 Smith, Patricia, 227 Smith, Ronald, 58 Smith, Tana Darlene, 201 Snyder, Dennis, 227 Snyder, Tom, 227 Solis, Collenn, 190 Southworth, Ronn, 190 Speicher, Tom, 58, 190 Spencer, Mimi, 227 Sperry, Christopher, 100 Stafford, Neal, 52, 54, 56, 145, 167, 204, 227, 227 Stafford, Wilson, 58, 190 Standley, John, 59, 190 Standley, Sue, 227 Starr, Gary, 227 Starrett, John, 190 Steele, Dolores, 227 Stegeman, Diane, 207 Steger, Belinda, 201 Stern, Gary, 28, 60, 61, 139, 228 Stevens, Donna, 228 Stever, Beth, 24, 228 Stewart, Marla, 201 Stewart, Sheila, 228 Stewart, Steve, 97, 97, 149 Stoenner, Ann, 228 Strawn, Millen 190 Streno, larry, ~ ... ?28 Streno, Nick, 52, 57, 201 Stene, Robert, 58 Strickland, Shirley, 201 Stroh, Sherry, 228 Strom, Paul, 228 Strom, Tony, 228 Strong, Jim, 229 Siesse, Albert, 299 Sugiura, Ken, 190 Sunata, Allyn, 190 Sutherland, Linda, 299 Sweed, Patsy, 190 T Tanaka, Dan, 229 Tanaka, Sue, 201 Tate, Sharon, 299 Tawara, Daryl, 299 Tawara, Bruce, 128, 190, 299 Taylor, Susan, 201 Tenbrink . Shirley 229 Tencich, Sherry, 201 Tepley, Suzi, 229 Thaemert, Judith, 90, 229 Thaemert, Richard, 229 Thomas, Cheryl, 192, 201 Thomas, Deborah, 229 Thomas, Gary, 190 Timberlake, Richard, 229 Timmons, Mary, 230 Timmons, Ronald, 230 Tooley, Tom, 230 Torrington, Allan, 190 Townsend, Janice, 152, 168, 169, 230 244 �Student Index Townsend, Marilyn, 201 Trace, Julie, 190 Traxler, Chuck, 230 Trayler, Sandy, 230 Treja, Veronica, 190 Tremmel, Marcia, 201, 247 Truair, Becky, 201 Trudeau, Debbie, 190 Trujillo, Mary, 160 Tsutsui, Dean, 190 Tully, Gary, 230 Turner, Joyce, 230 Turner, McKinley, 230 Tursick, Carla, 230 Tursick, Tim, 201 Typher, Vickie, 230 u Urioste, Marcella, 231 v Vay, Oy, 247 Valdez, Tony, 231 Valiance, Cathie, 201 Vallejos, Emily, 231 Van Buskirk, Paul, 231 Van Natter, Tony, 65, 169, 203 Van lassie, Quentin, 231, 246, 247 Van Woerkom, Julie, 203 Varner, Pat, 231 Vaught, Melva, 203 Venters, Barbara, 231 Verduin, Debbie, 169, 231 Vette, Terry, 203 Vickers, Lucia, 190 Vigil, John, 231 Vigil, Lucie, 190 Vivens, Rose Ann, 231 Voice, Hy, 247 Voorhees, Janie, 190 Vox, Guitar, 247 Voyd, Dense, 247 w Wade, Sally, 113,231,247 Wafer, Ann, 231 Wagner, Charles, 203' Walker, Joel, 21, 247 Walker, Debbie, 191 Walker, Mark, 62, 231 Walker, Palerie, 231 Wand, Kim, 191 Ward, Marianne, 231 Ward, Phil, 59, 231 Washington, Melvin, 191 Washington, Ronald, 58 Waters, Kathy, 141, 172, 203 Watkins, Stephanie, 203 Watson, Chris, 28, 138, 231 Watson, Gwendolyn, 191 Watson, Jan, 191 Watson, Phyllis, 231 Wayne, Mary, 108, 203 Weber, Chris, 231 Weber, Dan, 231 Weber, George, 167, 231 Weber, John, 191 Weiss, Bartley, 65, 66, 231 Weiss, Lora, 130, 232 Welch, Edna, 191 Welch, Susan, 191 Welch, Toni, 232 Wellman, Sachiko, 191 Wesley, Constance, 232 Westerfield, Loretta, 191 Whalen, Connie, 232 Whalen, Joe, 203 Whalen, Kathie, 232 Whitaker, Janice, 191 White, Alma, 232 White, Joni, 232 White, Kirby, 232 White, Maxine, 232 Whittington, Rayfield, 65 Widmar, Greg, 232 Wielder, Lee, 191 Wier, Phyllis, 203 Wierman, Hank, 191 Wierman, Lynn, 169, 232 Wiggans, Barbara, 232 Wiggins, Barbara, 232 Wilbur, Bill, 203 Wilkerson, Alexis, 203 Wilkerson, Rowena, 191 Wilkins, Jannelle, 130, 131, 144, 204, 232 Williams, Frances, 191 Williams, Jacqueline, 232 Williams, Leroy, 232 Williams, Zarle, 232 Williamson, Cheryl, 232 Wilson, Christine, 232 Wilson, Gary, 65 Wilson, Mike, 60, 61 Wilson, Rick, 232 Winchell, Karl, 232 Winkleblack, Charlotte, 232 Winkler, Margaret, 191 Winston, Laura, 191 Wise, Mike, 191 Wise, Sue, 203 Wisehart, Lynn, 203 Wohl, Kenny, 138, 139, 232 Wolcott, Steve, 203 Woodward, Alan, 52, 57, 172, 203 Woods, Harold 191 Woods, Margaret, 232 Woolfolk, Andrew, 52 Wortham, Nancy, 232 Wren, Splinter (Ted), 52 Wright, Bill, 52, 54, 65, 67, 204, 68 Wright, Carolyn, 192, 203 Wright, Randy, 191 Wszolek, Edie, 191 Wytias, Betty, 180, 191 y Yastremski, Carl, 247 Yates, Bob, 191 Yeager, Clark, 203 Young, Cheryl, 191 Young, Kathy, 191 Young, Paul, 52, 65, 167, 148, 69 Young, Sharon, 191 Teacher -Office Staff A F Achziger, Harry, 16 Acsell, Raymond, 42 Al len, Terry, 2B Anderson , Anne, 46 Archer, Edwin, 41 Arnold , Helen, 23 Atehbacher, Jean, 31 G B Baily, Sarah, 23 Ball, Molly, 40 Barton, Doris, 28, 192 Bennett, Joan, 39 Berger, Elsa, 16 Bierbach, Robert, 43 Blum, Odena, 45 Bowlds, Linda, 33 Bragg Arthur, 142, 144, 145 Breen, Jay, 46 Broad, Anne, 15 Bult, Faye, 38 Burmeister, Daniel, 35 BiHie, Jerome, 36 c Call, Alice, 46 Charlifue, Mille, 45 Chambers, Mildred, 45 Clarkson, Charles, 45 Cherihue, Allen, 25 Cohn, Ellen, 45 Coleman, Paul, 17, 66 Colwell, Robert, 18, 90 Cordova, Rudolph, 46 Craig, Myran, 42 Craven, Elizabeth, 42 Crowder, Dorothy, 45 Feeney, Sheila, 36 Fisher, Elda, 46 Franzen, Ellene, 29 Gallegos, Edward, 19 Garrett, Lawrence, 15 Goelz, Jacquelyne, 38 Greenberg, Hel~n. 45 Griebenaw, Donald, 20, 192 H Hady, Sarah, 17 Hammerly, Donald, 46 Hinderlider, Kirk, 33 Hiscutt, Leah, 46 HoHman, Morris, 245 Hussey, Robert, 34 J Jackson, Elizabeth, 180 Jacobi, Julian, 21 Johnson, Richard, 41 Jones, Evelyn, 44 K Keinon, Irwin, 30 Kennedy, Robert, 43 Koons, Alice, 34 Koshi, John, 46 Kruse, William, 17 L Lace, Kathryn, 45 Ligon, Gladys, 40 Lundeen, Roger, 38 M E Maley, Raymond, 41 Malito, Betty, 45 Marr, Jeannie, 42 Matchett, Carol, 31 McCarthy, Sharon, 27 McDanal, Michael, 41 McKinley, Norma, 47 Metcalf, Alfred, 20 Moulton, Jack, 62 Mower, Lawn, 247 Mullenix, Clarence, 20 Ebel, Christine, 19, 94 Eggleston, Ruth, 39 Ellison, Thomas, 18 Nelson, Richard, 28 Niffenegger, Hazel, 47 D Daddis, Dino, 46 Daniel, Lawrence, 27 Dawe, Mary J ., 39 Dean, Rhoda, 45 Deasy, Claudia, 26 Dunkin, May, 31 N Noonan, Gerard, 34 0 Olin, Cliff, 58 Ott, Charles, 25, 111 Owen, James, 33 p Padboy, Marion, 24 Paul, Robert, 20 Pearson, Eloise, 47 Peonio, Joseph, 15, 39 Pigott. Blanche, 22 Porter, Dorothy, 29 Potter, Margaret, 16 Powell, Marion, 43 R Race, Edward, 32 Ricci, Charlene, 38 Richard, Gary, 39 Rider, Mary, 42 Rietcheck, Norma, 26 Root, Abigail, 47 Roth, Carolyn, 25 s Schaffer, Charles, 30 Schwartz, Raymond, 35 Shakespeare, Virginia, 42 Shank, Wayne, 35 Shipley, Betsy, 17 Sinnard, June, 24 Smith, Don, 59 Smith, June, 27, 152, 204 Smith, Margaret, 22 Smith, Price, 35 Spangenberg Hazle, 40 Spillman, Craig, 35 Strickland, Carol, 35 Strickland, Carol, 26, 120 Strickland, Richard, 17 Svenson, James, 33 T Tagliavore, Vincent, 24 Taliaferro, Mary, 34 Timmons, John, 32, 180 Trujillo, Mercedes, 23 Twist, Fay, 43 w Waters, Kathie, 46 Williams, Elizabeth, 34 Williams, Grandville, 46 Williamson, Howard, 21 Wonderley, George, 16 z Zarlengo, Dominic, 21 Ziegler, Emil, 21, 204 Zumwinkle, John, 29 245 �Jean Schilt, Martha Fiser and Judy Coffee (top left) prepare for an upcoming deadline, Sponsor, Miss Connie Hansberger (above), stares in bewilderment at activities in the ANGELUS ~ffice. Judy Coffee and Nancy Rigg prepare to reject another layout. (/eft) . The epitome of photogenic form is displayed by Quentin Van lassie (below). 246 �1968 Angelus Staff Alison Ando, Royalty Assistant Jeanne Brooks, Activities Editor Judy Coffee, Managing Editor Mary Dallas, Copy Assistant Sandy Deutsch, S. T.R. Editor Barbie Engles, Clubs Assistant Martha Fiser, Album Assistant Beth Fisher, Royalty Editor Rod Frey, Sports Co-Editor Jeanne Goodwin, S. T.R. Assistant Walter Greenberg, Photographer Roberta Hall, Photographer Scott Grigg, Sports Editor Carolyn Jew, Album Assistant Karen Kawashima, Business Manager Mike Lang, Art Editor and Photo Co-ordinator Jim Minton, Sports Assistant Kerry Morimoto, Copy Editor David Murakami, Head Photographer Alva Nelms, S.T.R. Assistant Debbie Porter, Copy Assistant Nancy Rigg, Editor-in-Chief Terri Rosenbaum, Activities Assistant Jean Schilt, Triplicate Editor Neal Stafford, Sports Co-Editor Beth Stever, Clubs Editor Marcia Tremmel, Clubs Assistant Joel Walker, Album Editor Quentin Van Tassle, Photographer Sally Wade, Layout Editor 247 �Credits Album Photography De Croce Franco is-Watson House of Photography Jack's Jafay Culinary Caporal Dino Daddis Helicopter vs. G.W. Kensair Corporation Photography Supplies S. 0. Lindahl Printing and Binding Taylor Publishing Company Royalty Photography Jafay De Croce Sales Management Jennie Marr, Treasurer Taylor Publishing Representative James Macaboy 248 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The 1968 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1968 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/11f341a1d7d9bf0da3feb359821fe0e8.pdf 4ae8d097c97c9360220b4b0955e344b3 PDF Text Text �����2 �The 1967 I ANGELUS East High School Denver Colorado Volume 49 3 ��Reflections of Youth . . . inner emotions mirrored in outer actions. 5 �Each individual a unique image, some apart, ofhers together �7 ��Table of Contents Student-Teacher Relations ... 10 Activities ......................... 48 Royalty ........................... 86 Sports .......................... 102 Clubs ......................... 138 Album ......................... 176 Sophomore ................. 1 78 Junior ...................... 190 Senior ...................... 204 Club Rosters ................. 234 Index .......................... 240 9 �10 �Student Teacher Relations Two sharing the light of knowledge. II ��Each student proiects an image of himself and those around him. 13 ��Administration MRS. ANNE B. BROAD Dean Authority can inspire confidence, respect, and admiration. MR. LAWRENCE GARRETI MR. JO EPH A. PEONIO Coordinator A's1stant Principal 15 �Science There are more than twenty different science courses offered at East, including chemistry, physical science, botany, and college level chemistry. For the study of radio, television, and various means of communication, an electronics area is available in the physics department. The biology department offers the use of its conservatory for the specialized study of plants and animals. Students enrolled in any science class are required to attend a lab period at least once a week. Labs help the student to experiment and work directly with nature. In the near future it is hoped that terrariums and aquariums can be created, di playing and emphasizing live animals, from the earthworm to the cat. Dr. Howard Williamson checks a College Chemistry exper ment with Dennis Bidwell. Working diligently, Mr. Morris Hoffman prepares a demonstration with stroboscope. Correct techniques in science are illustrated by Mr. Julian Jacobi in his Biology class. 16 �::\Ir Dominic Zarlengo (/at left) carefully prepares an informative film for his Physics class. Elaborating on an aspect of phrsical science, Miss Eva Young ( abot·e) clarifies the question of a confused student. The results of a chemistry experiment are studied by 1--fr Clarence Mullenix (/eft) Mr. Robert Paul and Mr. Richard trickland (be/ou•) carefully analyze an answer given by a botanr student. �The metric system is explained by Mr Donald Griebenaw. Mr. Edward Gallegos prepares the several microscopes for student use. 18 Mr. Alfred Metcalf hold one of many animals he uses for scientific ob· sen·ation. �English This year East's English Department has developed a cour e of studies directed toward not only the college bound tudents but also those students who plan to enter vocat1onal f1elds. Drama, Competit1ve Speech, Creative \X'riting, and Rad1o pecch are examples of the variety of courses offered by the English Department. tudents who wish to participate in the journaltstic and creative aspects of English may apply to work on the school publications: ANGELUS, Spotlight, and Montage. Mr. Irwin Keinon ( abo£·e) uses an apple to illustrate a point. Mrs. Jane Johnston and Mi s Judy Rountree (belou·) discuss a new English textbook. Mrs. Judith Ward ( abot·e) makes out her daily lesson plans. A. student's query receives a puzzled reaction from Mrs. June Williamson (belou•). 19 �fiss Cawlyn Kin~ details her cl nother :1! i~nment to peech coach 1\fr. Brian Lee types the re ult of a ffil"e Mr. Teny Allen informs his cia s about the fine art of writin~ . 20 �English Preparing to hand out a test, [r. John Zumwinkel (/eft) pau e for a m men• :\[r Royal)·n Brady (abou) analyzes another aspect of 12 h -"rade composition. A student presents an oral report to Mrs. ancy Lea\·enw.orth (beJou). 21 �fr. Gerald Hedges (top) introduces another a pect of .American Literature. Eager to begin a new day, Mrs . Doris Barton (middle) signs in . Mr . Eleanor Flatow (bollom) concentrates as she grades a te t. The im. portance of good grammar is emphasized by Mr. Lawrence Daniel (right). 22 �English Watching a test in progress, Miss June Smtth expresses a doubtful look. A student's question on verb conjugations captures (top r;ght) Mrs. ara Bailey's attention. Mrs. Claudia Deasy (abot·e /~t) shows surprise while reading a student's composition. Mrs. Ewa Vickers (below /~t) reads the morning bulletin. 23 �Social Studies The most important responsibility of an individual is that of good citizenship. This is stre sed in the social studies department through the study of human activities, present and past. Courses such as ancient, medieval, and European History stress our heritage as human beings. Through American History one learns the appreciation of our heritage as Americans. In preparation for college, seniors are offered College American and European History. ir. John Timmons relates the development of old world culture to western civilization. A student's answer receives a knowing look from Mr Price mith. Mr. James venson and Mr. Ray chwartz discuss a classroom anecdote. fr. Ronald Dobson listens doubtfully to a student's reply. �Mr Dantel Burmeister (left) shows the effect of feudalism on a serf's life. igning in for a busy day is Miss Judy Fruland. fr. James Owen (below left) watches a test in progress. Mrs. Alice Koons (belou• center) marks a homework paper. Eagerly lea\"ing, Mrs . Elizabeth Jackson walks to the parking lot. 25 �The Crusades are an interesting discu ion topic for Mr. Edward Race. Mr. John Brainerd (abo1 ·e) helps Ken Landau . Mr. Cra1g a student's remark. plllman (be/ou•) discuses Using a tape recorder, Mr. Wayne hank ( abot·e) illustrates a p ychological technique in advertising. Mr. Bob ims (below) explains the political significance of the War of 1812. �Mr. Jerome Biffle prepares to hand out a test to his class. Social Studies Mr. Jack Goodhue lectures in American History. enior Lectunng on the even Years· War is Miss Elizabeth Willtams Mr. Emil Ziegler awaits the arrival of a late student. Preparing for his class discussion is Mr. B bby Hussey. 27 �Mathematics The math cour es at Ea t range from Basic Math, which enables students to improve their fundamentals, to Math Analysis for advanced students. The purpose of these courses is preparation for the PAR tests needed for graduation and for college entrance. Calculus is the most advanced math course offered. In many case , when students take Calculus, universities do not require College Algebra. Another advanced form of math which is fairly new at Ea t is Algebra taught with a modern approach. Through the wide variety of courses, students are able to find the ones best suited to their abilities. l\fr. \Vtlltam Kru e, ( dbot ti.~ht), helps a wonderin~ student, Diana Rogers, ohe a diffiCult mathematical problem. fr . Harry Achziger, (tight) , explatns a tri~onometrr function . 28 �Mr. Bet y h1pley, (.tbore left), grades a ne\er-enJin~ tack of homework paper . \\'aitin for cla to begin is !r George 'v?onderley, (abore). A geometric theorem is reviewed br ~fr Thoma Elli on, (belou). Mr. Larry French, (below left), listens to a student' que tion about a new as umption. 29 �Leaving school after a hard day is Mr. John Nicholson. fr. Roger Lundeen (above right) enlists the aid of an opaque proJector for his class discussion. Miss Elsa Berger (right) prepares a semester test for her geometry tudents. 30 �Girls' P.E. Teamwork, physical fitness, and indi"idual work in ports are tres ed in the Girls' Gym classes. Throughout the year the girls participate in soccer, archery, a once-a-week dance class, basketball, and the annual Play Festi\'al Dance. After-school games are scheduled for those girls who wish to take an active part in various sports for their own enjoyment. , [iss Jean A chb.1cher ( abor e left) demonstrates a technique in ,eymnastics. The fodem Dance class follows the lead of 1\frs. Carol , fatchett (befoUl left)_ frs. l\fay D unkin ( belou•) explains the importance of being an enthusiastic Whtte Jacket. 31 �Language The Foreign Language Department at East offers Latin, Spanish, Russian, french, and German. The ALM or Audio Lingual Method is u ed in all conversational languages. A language laboratory is avail· able for oral practice by use of tapes and records. Through the Foreign Language Club and the Junior Classical League, language tudents have the opportunity to learn more about the culture and heritage of the people and their countries. The aspects of French geo~raphy are hown by fr . Helen .Arnold. Latin teacher fi s Margaret mith (below) shows Paul Young photographs of .Ancient Rome . .Mrs fary Gerner (below ri!{ht) drills her students in Ru ian conjugations 32 �..\Irs. Blanche P1gott prtpart to how htr tudtnt picture of present Jay Gtrmanr. l\f1 s ferceJes Trujillo (belou) smile at a tudent's humorous remark. The more intere ting aspects of Virgil are told by Mrs. Doroth}' Gaubatz. Miss Diane Dykes (beloU') listens to a first year french tudent's questions 33 �Art Mr. Edward Marecak carefully checks over the daily absence list. Listening intently, J.\.iiss Shirley Werner (below) hears a student's idea for a project. Mr. Charles Ott ( abot•e right) shows examples of symmetrical designs to one of his classes. 34 The art department offers the opportunity for expression in a variety of courses, including Drawing and Painting, Commercial Art, Ceramics and advanced courses like Art Appreciation. The beginning courses provide for the development of art vocabulary and skills while the advanced courses are aimed at refining skills and personal taste with art school or college as the ultimate goal. The advanced art classes are free to choose their own projects and often work with oil paints. Each year students enter their work in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition and the winners receive Gold Keys. A number of Gold Key winners advance to the New York and national competition. �Music Through the varied music cour es, students develop techniques and broaden their musical knowledge, interests and understanding. There are a great number of choirs including Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Advanced and Concert Choirs, and Angelatres, which is composed of students taken from Concert Choir Some of the past ctivities include variety shows and operas. This year the combined music classes hope to perform a musical. The band participated in the half-time show at homecoming and marched in the Veterans Day Parade Both the band and the orchestra presented a Spnng Concert. Mrs. fa.rion Padboy play the appropriate music foe a Concert Choir number. fr. Vincent Tagliavoce ( b~/ou ·) concentrates as he watches an East football game. Miss June Sinnard (btlou) looks over the music for a fixed Choir performance. 35 �Special Education East is fortunate to have the only resource center for the hearing handicapped and the partially blind students in the Denver Area. The objective of the Special Education classes is to help the handicapped student function independently in school activities and daily life. Tape, records, typewriters, headphones, and braille textbooks are available to these students to aid them in utilizing all of their abilities. 'sin,~: :t headphone de,ice i l\lr . Jan Craig, help Marion Buffalo with headphones . 36 l\farion Buffalo. �Mrs. Dorothy Buckler (ltjt) com·er es with a student's parent. Charlotte Reed is helped by Mrs. Elizabeth Pixley (belou· ltjt}. A new concept is explained b}' Mrs. Esther Howard {btlou•). 37 �Home Economics Teaching the basics of homemaking and the development of better homemakers are the chief aims of the Home Economics Department at East. Varied classes are offered. A student may select classes ranging from Home Decorating to Advanced Foods and Creative Clothing. The Home Economics classes aid in preparing centerpieces and table settings for banquet held at Ea t throughout the year. irs. Hazel pangenberg (a bot e) hows her class the dolls clothes which are to be donated to an orphanage. The latest in fabrics and patterns is shown br Mrs. Gladys Ligon (be/ouo) . Mrs. Rhoda Dean hopefully reads a recipe that is to be produced by her class.· Mrs. Mary Ball (below) instructs her students in the proce s of making chocolate pudding. �Industrial Arts To combine creative opportunity with practicality is the object of the industrial arts department. Skill with machinery and tools is developed through the production of anything from jewelry to hand-tooled saddles. Metalcraft, Woodwork and Crafts provide dtances for creativity in different forms and materials. Mechanical drawing, another phase of industrial arts, stresses the importance of accuracy by teaching students to execute complicated drawings of parts of madllnery and geometric designs. The presentation of a student's project results in a doubtful look from Mr. Harlan Miller. Mr. Robert Bierbach (above) listens to John Doebley's query. Under Mr. Richard Johnson's guidance (top) the knots are worked out of Kenneth Pointer's project. Mr. Raymond Maley (below center) looks over a design book. Preparing to help a student is Mr. Richard Lightner (below right). 39 �Business Education The Business classes at East offer sufficient background education for those students who wish to go into vocational or part time work, and for those who wish to major in business Students are offered a variety of subjects which includes stenography, typing, business arithmetic, office occupations, and general business. For those students who are interested in business or wish to take an active part in business activities, there is the Future Business Leaders of America, a nationally organized club. Mrs. Katherine Bult ( ubore I ( hi) Introduces a new lesson to a stenography class. Barbara De 'agy turns in an assignment to Mrs. Ruth Eggleston (be/, u). Miss Joyce Walker (be lou right) busily prepares the mimeograph machine. 40 �Miss Dixie Fambrough (jar left) reads a puzzling paragraph to her class. Kirk Stevenson is helped by .Mrs. Ima Windholz (/eft). Demonstrating the proper method of cleaning a typewriter is Miss Patricia almon (/eft below). Mrs. Jacqueline Goelz (btlow middlt) prepares a timer for a speed test. tressing the importance of accuracy in typing skills is fr. Gary Richard (below). 41 �Special Departments Librarians, Mrs. .Abigail Root, :Mrs. Dorothy Barnard, and Miss Eloise Pearson comment on a new book. Mr. Raymond .Acsell and Mrs. Marilyn Jester confer on a programming problem. 42 Sigrung in for another day is Mr. Myran Craig. Miss Kathryn Lace plans an evaluation . �Lunchroom cooks, ltft to rtght, are Miss Tillie Martinez, Mrs Grace Hoffman, Mrs. Lenore Hansen, Mrs . Helen Greenberg, Mrs. Mildred Chambers, frs. Betty Malito, Mrs. Florence Reffalt, and Mrs. Odean Blume. Giving advice to a student is Mr. Charles Clarkson, career counselor. Mrs. Katherine Waters and Mrs. Evelyn for an English class. chachterle check on books Mrs. Gloria Burchard makes a xerox copy of a student's record. 43 �!rs. Vtrgama hake peare, clerk, anJ East cu todaans, (/eft lo righl), are Mr. ylenthus 'eal, Mr George Giles, Mr. Vaughn Roper (/.11 background), anJ Mr. Bill Englen. 44 !i Jennie l\farr. treasurer, recorJ the sale of an athletac ticket. ~fis Faye Twist, nurse, keeps her records up to date. �Special Departments Answering calls at the switchboard is frs. Mary Rider. Talking on the telephone is Miss Jay Breen. 1r John lovek ( abot e) instructs students on a projector. Mrs. Ailee· Call (belou•) listens during a meeting with a college representative. 45 �Special Departments Mr. George Mansfield (left), college counselor, discusses some aspects of a college education. Correcting a typing error is Mrs. Leah Hiscutt (above). Miss Elda Fisher (below) records an entry into a report. 46 �Miss Elizabeth Craven discusses test results with Mrs. Marion Powell (right). Helping Miss Evelyn Jones is Mrs. Ruby Vardaman (left). Writing an absence excuse is Mrs. Anne Louise Anderson. 47 �48 �Activities Involvement to offer and achieve, friends and a wider horizon . 49 �Activities Calendar Howdy Day ...................... September 1 9 Seraph Dance ....................... October 1 5 Fall Sports Dance ................ November 12 Back to School Night ............ November 16 Thanksgiving Assembly .......... November 23 Junior Prom ...................... December 3 Drama Club Play ................. December 9 Christmas Assembly .............. December 20 Christmas Program ................ December 21 Senior Return ..................... December 22 Ranum Exchange ........... January 9, 10, 11 Woodbury Contest ................. January 10 Career Day ........................ January 17 Sophomore Party .................. February 4 Father-Daughter Banquet .......... February 1 0 Sweetheart Dance ................. February 18 PTA Fashion Show ........ February 23, 24, 25 "Camelot" ........................... April 7, 8 Wolcott Contest ........................ April 12 Senior Prom ........................... April 29 Senior Girls Awards ................... May 3 Instrumental Concert ................... May 7 7 Color Day ............................. May 12 Vocal Concert ......................... May Academic Awards Assembly ....... May 24, 25 Senior Class Day ....................... June 2 Graduation ............................ June 50 5 �51 �PATTY REAGAN Head Girl 52 �HERRICK CHAPMAN Head Boy 53 �Creative Citizenship Theme of Council Proiects The Student Council at East consists of the Head Girl, Head Boy, the three class presidents, the respective representatives from the three classes, and one repre entative from potlight. Thee tudent dedicate one class hour each day to discuss the problems existing in East and how to solve them. The Council also organizes various activities for the enjoyment of the students. Among them this year were numerous Early Bird Dances, a Howdy Day Dance, and special assemblies. This year "Creative Citizenship," which stresses the importance of the md lv1dual tudent, was again the principal theme of the Student Council. ponsor Mr. Arthur Bragg observes Council activities with Miss Carolyn King. Council members pay strict attention as Herrick Chapman reads the agenda for the day. 54 �Representatives Greg Diamond, Rick Reeder, and Judy Coffee discuss a project. Herrick Chapman presides over a Council meeting as Jackie Vmcent contemplates an idea, (left). Jeff Beth and Greg Diamond discuss a report as Paul Vogel reacts to a comment, (above). �haron Black, Ruth Bottorff, John Bonsib, Linda Fujimoto, and Betty Mar>hal busily check the activities of East's student body. Patty Dreher, Cia sification Board President, reacts to a suggestion made by a member. Board Organizes Student Activities The Activities Classification Board has been in existence at East for three years and this year was in the process of getting reorganiz¢d. The Board is responsible for seeing that the student positions are evenly distributed according to the amount of time and leader hip involved. It enforces the belief that one person should not be allowed or obligated to carry too heavy an activities load. Through this system more students are able to participate in positions of leadership. 56 �Delegate Assembly Develops Leadership The Delegate Assembly is comprised of representatives elected from their fir t hour classes. They act as a link between the student body and the school government. This year, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Bragg, the Delegate Assembly displayed the Freedom Shnne, collected for the United Fund Campaign, and took part in an effort to clean up the school grounds. First semester president, Annette Owens responds favorably to suggestions made by a member. econd semester president Mike Van Natter (r1gh1) presides over a meeting. Delegate Assembly representatives (below) listen to a proposal made during an early morning meeting. �Gleefully counting the receipts from a successful day's sales is Ginny Irving, Page Editor. Spotlight Informs Students During the past year Spotlight has endeavored to maintain the high quality which in recent years has won it acclaim from the National Scholastic Press A· ociation. Spotlight is also a member of the Columbia chola tic Press and Quill and Scroll. As a newspaper it has served the student body well in its attempt to present facts, news, and opinions of the students. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Richard Nelson, the Spot!tght has tied the activities and interests of the Angels into an interesting and informative collectiOn of features, editorials, and news. Connie Artzer contemplates one of the many problems of an Editor during a meeting of the Top Five. �Editor-in-ch1ef Connie Artzer, Copy-rewrite Editor Kathy Smith, and News Editor Caroline printer. The printing of Spotlrghl proceeds under the watchful eye of sponsor ~fr_ Richard Nelson. chomp look over the finished copy during a session at the trivmg to maintain the high quality of Spotlrghl are (/~fl lo right) staff members Dave Hallet, Robbie Brown, Pepp r Bonsib, and Mary Brent. 59 �Assemblies Entertain And Enlighten The students at East are given the opportunity to grow culturally and spiritually through the assemblies presented throughout the year. This year the assemblies varied in subjects from music, dance, school spirit, and athletic and academic awards, to safety, the Colfax Code, the election of class officers, and the Woodbury and Wolcott contests. Many long hours of work are done in preparation for the assemblies with the hope that each student will benefit from them. Former Head G1rl Leslie Clift speaks to the .Angels about the importance of the mdividual during the officer installation assembly. Angelaires give many excellent performances to East students throughout the year. 60 �Jeff Ball, Ward Phelps, and Tom Morgan (above) are having a little argument during the Senior-return assembly. Following the assembly featuring inmates from the Colorado State Penitentiary (above right), East students were given a chance to talk with them. Prominent Denver attorney Joe Blake (right) spoke during the Citizenship Day assembly. All the assemblies were begun by the pledge of aiJegiance to the flag presented by the ROTC. 61 �A harsh reprimand is given to Red White (Jeff Self) by Granny (Janice fillward) during the enior assembly. tate Patrolman Tom Lindquist speaks to the Angels about highway precautions during the afety Assembly. In an exclttng melodrama presented by the cheerleaders, Emmaline Trueheart (Mary Beth Gibbs) reallzes her love Cornelius Flake (Barbara Vickers) after he has thoroughly trounced the evil villain ir Lancelaach (Mary Brent). 62 for �Steve Bonham throws the light switch at just the right time during a pep assembly Stage Crew Sets the Stage Under the supervtston of Mr. Richard Johnson, the stage crew at East has improved many programs through its knowledge of lighting and sound, props, stage sets, and other things essential to a successful assembly. Their talents were put to work in long hours of preparation for "Camelot," the assemblies, the annual Drama Club play, the dances given during the school year, and the assembling of East's Christmas lights. The boys were also hired by the Denver Public Schools to work for any group which rented the auditoriwn. Robert Dyson builds a staircase for the Drama Club play. 63 �huon Doida, Kathy tarr, Mary Kunz, and Jacque Vincent model this spring's white graduation dresses. Angels Accentuate Fashion "Accent on Angels" was the theme for the 26th Annual East P.T.A Fashion how which was held on February 23, 24 and 25 in the tearoom of the Denver Dry. The latest spring fashions were modeled by East senior girls for enthusiastic audiences. Fashions ranged from a green polkadot pants suit to mini skirts and full length formals. Five -senior boys proudly modeled the latest in boys' fashions. The atmo phere for the fashion show was provided by music from the Angelaires. Sue Speicher strikes a pose in her "can dress." W1th Angelaires in the background, yickie Linzy strolls down the runway in a formal for the erlwr Prom . �At outh's stadium, cheerleaders boost Angel spirit. We're Behind You Boys! These seven cheerleaders devoted much of their tim<; in promoting school spirit at East. During Sophomore Orientation, they taught new Cherubs cheers that could be used later at pep rallies and games. The cheerleaders encouraged the athletic teams at all sporting events. ancy Bonnet, head cheerleader, demonstrates good form at a pep rally before the East-Washington game. Cheerleaders for 1966-67 are, from left to right: Mary Beth Gibbs, Barbie Vickers, Claudia King, Nancy Bonnet, Mary Brent, Kathy tarr, and Mary Kunz. �Oratorical Declamations Presented at Woodbury The ninety-fourth annual Woodbury Oratorical ch began in 1875, was preContest, a tradition sented January 10, 1967. This year Erskine Henderson, a senior, won the Woodbury medal for rus superior delivery of Darrow's, "The Unwritten Law." Erskine competed with seven other speakers: Raymond Robert, Herrick Chapman, Thaddeus Hodges, who received second place, Michael Sawaya, Martin Sperry, Panayes Gatseos, and Dirk Epperson. Timothy Dickerson and Dennis Selles introduced the speakers. The three judges were Mr. John E. Archtbold, Mr. James D. Voorhees, Jr., and Judge James C. Flanigan. While Thaddeus Hodges and Herrick Chapman wait their tum, Erskine Henderson strikes a defiant pose as he delivers his winning oration. 66 �chyleen Quails joyously recei,es congratulations from alternate Gail Prendergast, chyleen's father, Mr Qualls, and a judge, Miss Lenore Hawks. Qualls Awarded Wolcott The Eighty-eighth Annual Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest was held Wednesday, April 19, 1967. The contestants were chosen by several teachers at a trial reading. Th1s year hyleen Qualls won the award for her interpretation of "The Most Dangerous Game," by R1chard Connell. Other contestants were Connie Artzer, MIClam Spencer, Susan peicher, Catherine Thille, Lynda Jackson, Gloria Leyba, and Judy Coffee. Alternates were Gail Prendergast and Mary Dallas. The three judges were Mrs. Ben M. Cherrington, Miss Lenore Hawk, and Mr. James E. Nichols. chyleen Quail marks her stopping place as Lynda Jackson approaches for her turn. 67 �Musicians Harmonize In Assemblies East High School music groups produced several entertaining assemblies this year. oncert Choir performed at the Christmas As embly and toured some junior high schools. Mixed horus gave the Thanksgiving As embly and oncert Orchestra presented a pring oncert. Angelaires, a small madrigal group, sang for numerous assemblies and at such events as the tudent Council Chnstmas Banquet and the P.T.A. Fashion Show. Concert Choir, directed by Mrs. Marion Padboy, provides music for the Christmas Assembly. A selected group from Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss June Sinnard, performs during the Thanksgiving Assembly. Alex Vigil sings while Jean Alvarez and Paulette Padilla watch. 6& �Concert Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, rehearses for a program. Practicing intently, the brass section of Concert Band prepares for an assembly. Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, director of Concert Band, points out a difficult part in the score. 69 �70 Joe Hall, as Lancelot, gazes into Camelot Forest. Connie Artzer responds doubtfully to Arthur's speech to Guenevere. Terry Wilkins responds to a cue. Bob Follansbee muses on the problems of the court. �CAMELOT performer take a curtain call Guenevere ( helou'), played by Mary Kunz, listens while ir Dinadan, Ken Johnson, reads the list of knights to be inve ted . "A Fleeting Wisp Of Glory" - Camelot East's all-school production of Lerner and Loewe's exciting musical, CAMELOT, was presented April 7 and 8 CAMELOT tells a story of King Arthur and his hopes of a peaceful world, and Queen GueneYere's til-fated love for another man. The combined efforts of Mr. Price Smith and Mr. Charles Ott, art dtrection; {r. Vincent Tagliavore, orchestra direction; Mr. Irwin Keinon, drama direction; Mrs. Manon Padboy, vocal direction; and Mrs. May Dunkin and Mrs. Carol Matchett, choreography, made this impressive production possible. Guenevere was played by Connie Artzer and Mary Kunz, Arthur by Bob Follansbee, King Pellinore by Terrell Wilkins, Morgan le Fay by Desiree Thalley, Mordred by Mike Sawaya, Lancelot by Joe Hall, Merlyn by John Spencer and Dinadan by Ken Johnson. 71 �Angels at an "Early Bird" dance show enthusiasm despite the early hour. Faces mingle during "L.S.D.," the Fall Sports Dance. Nine to Twelve The Seraph Sisters began the year's dances by transforming the Boys' Gym into The Red Angel as the Chancellors put down the sound for "Boys' Night Out." Visions of different worlds spun through the heads of Angels when the Finders Keepers inspired the Fall Sports Dance, "Let's Stop and Dance." The Junior Prom provided "The End to a Perfect Day" with the help of The Beggars' Opera Company. Early Bird dances, which were held in the morning before school, included such bands as the Gtations and the Sect. 72 �George Weber, an East student and member of The Chancellors, provides the beat for "A Boys' Night Out." Revelers pause for a happy moment at the Junior Prom, "The End of a Perfect Day." 73 �ROTC Teaches Citizenship. The mission of ROTC at East is to cultivate habits of orderliness, preos10n and discipline; respect for constituted authority; patriotism; and to encourage a high sense of personal honor and deportment. The cadet is given an insight into military methods, life, and training. An annual Federal inspection is held each year at which Army officers test the efficiency of the cadet. Responsibility, cooperation, leadership, and self-disoplme are important points stressed during the chool year. Throughout the year the boys' and girls' drill teams participate in a variety of special assemblies and exhibitions. Weekly drills and inspections are done in preparation for the city and state drill competitions which are held in the spring. HUBERT RUSSELL Lieutenant Colonel WENDELL FORBES Major STEPHEN KEMP Major LARRY LITKE Major KEN AWYER 1st Lieutenant DONALD DOWNEY 2nd Lieutenant MATTHEW' OHR 2nd Lieutenant 74 �Cadets Lamar Griffin and Timothy Franklin raise the flag as part of the daily responsibilities of ROTC. Cadet leaders Matt Ohr, teve Kemp, and Hubert Russell bring their battalions to attention during the Kennedy Memorial ceremony. 75 �ROTC was capably led by Major Rex H . Dawson during his first year at East. ROTC marches downtown during the Veterans Day Parade 76 �Members of the rifle team spend hours practicing in the rifle range. Ken Sawyer is inspected by Cadet Sergeant Major Tawara as Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Hubert Russel moves down the line during an inspection period. Master Sgt. Albert Hart checks daily assignment sheets. 77 �Cadets Show Right Face The Honorary Cadet consist of junior and senior ~iris who are honorary members of the East Hi~h ROT . They are selected by representatives of the {dttary Department, administrative heads, teachers, and school leaders by means of preliminary applications and final peeches. Honorary Cadets are required to do secretarial work in the ROT office one period a day. A great deal of outside time is required for the various activitie , such as participating in the Honorary Cadet Drill Team, which performs and competes with other drill teams. The neces ary qualifications are poi e, good groomin,g, po ture, and a 3.0 minimum grade point average. LO ~K BAL Lieutenant Colonel CO If JON· Major KATHY 1 GrE Major CHRI TY BOHM Captain CAROL C INGHAM 1st Lieutenant VA NY FO TfR 1st Lieutenant A E HAEFER 1st Lieutenant 78 �Vanny Foster (/ejJ) helps Bruce Towers raise the flag for the Kennedy Memorial. Christy Bohm ( abou) types a Jetter during her hour in the armory. Shown marching in the Veterans Day Parade are Lou Skubal and Vanny Foster (belou•) . 79 �Senior Scholars Superb The mor cholars of 1967 all ranked in the upper 4~( of thetr class, their average grade point average being 3.86. Besides being scholastically outstanding, these students each received a combined math and verbal score on the Scholastic Achievement Test of 1332 or above. The average combined score was 1382. enior cholars are, from left to rtght: Jean Elmblad, Cay Gilbertson, te'e Du,all, Dennis Bidwell, and Da\e del Junco. 80 usan pellher, EJith Kwy, Dirk Epperson, Virginia Irving, Herrick Chapman, �Senior Girls Receive Accolades COURTESY Sandy Mayfield SPORTSMAN HIP Dianne Briscoe LOYALTY Carol Cunningham CHEERFULNESS Jo Caryl Welch FRIENDLINE S ylvia mith POI E ancy Stratton BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Patty Reagan SENSE OF HUMOR Sue Bush DEPENDABILITY Suzy Haskins SERVICE Lou Skubal LEADER HIP Gail Prendergast 81 �Seniors Lead the Grand Parade "The Grand Parade" tarted this year's Color Day with a variety of floats based on the theme, "The Greatest how on Earth." This year the SenJOr class captured first place with its original float, followed by the Sophomore and Junior classes respectively. Highlighting the morning's activities was the presentation of "In the Center Ring," the class skits, the winning skit presented by the Sophomore class, Junior and enior classes following, and the crowning of the 1967 May Queen, Miss Sylvia Smith. White Jacket's "Merry-Go-Round of ports" won first in the Intermeduue Club's Division. �Red and white crowd sees 67's Tromb<>ne to<>t to first . Sophomore float passes the judges' stand toward its sec nd place. Juniors' " hoot for '68" floats to third place. �P.H. exclaimed, "The Pre-Law destroyer will be destroyed by demented demagogues!" " Sophomores pyramid to take first place in the skit competition 84 R1chard and Liz, Mr. Jim Svenson and Mrs. Jane Johnston, romance in faculty skit. �Pete Gatseos (/eft) delivers a singing telegram to Pat Combs in the second place Junior skit, while Dave Hallet (be lou.•) goes ape on Color Day ~.~ .........~:-i:_ ·-~ ..,.. __ _ 1. ~ enior "Bomb" sputters across the stage. Clowning 69ers Capture Center Ring 85 �86 �Royalty Radiance, in a silent, dimmed room, magnifies a dream. 87 �James Drury, "The Virginian" 88 �7/nyefus 7Uny 7/nyefus 2ueen Jay Perkey Becky Gonzales Angelus King and Queen Every year a sophomore boy and girl are selected by a celebrity as typifying the All-American youth of today. This year we were privileged to have Mr. James Drury of the popular television show, "The Virginian," select the Angelus King and Queen for 1967. Honored this year were Mr. Jay Perkey and Miss Becky Gonzales. 89 ��May Queen Attendants Mar Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Kathy Kunz, ami Cay Gilbert on. tarr, Jacque Vincent, Lou kubal, Gail Prendergast, Sylvia m1th, Mary 91 �Sophomore and Junior May Queen Attendants ophomore 1fa}' Queen Attc:ndants :ue, from left to right: Cheryl Thomas, Gena Owen , Terri Rosenbaum, and Debbie Porter. Junior May Queen Attendants are, from left to right. Downey Hillmeyer, Carol Bruso, Mary Dallas, Sandi Nelms, Juli Krill, and Jan Jackson. 92 �en10r Honorary fay Queen .Attendants are, from left to right Karen .Myer , Ginn}' Irving, Manuela Juncal, Claudia King, Linda Jackson, .Anne chaefer, uzy Haskins, Connie .Artzer, Barbara Vickers, Jo Caryl Welch, and Meece Moore. Senior Honorary Attendants !embers of the Court of Roralty are, left " J right : ylna Wong, l\fary Brent, Danny Westmoreland, and .Mict elle • uss. Court of Royalty 93 ��Mary Dallas Neal Stafford Jan Jackson Dan Westmoreland Trudi Morrison Del Smith Angie Smith Clint Williams Nancy Stratton Tom Blunt Jacque Vincent Jeff Belf Sweetheart Dance The D.U. Student Union was the setting for this year's Sweetheart Dance, "Heart Attack." The Sweetheart Couple Candidates walked through hangings of pmk and white crepe paper and red hearts to a throne draped in red silk. The "Finders Keepers" provtded the background music as last year's Sweetheart Couple, Miss Lou Skubal and Mr. Russell Hall, placed the crowns on the heads of Miss Nancy Bonnot and Mr. Mike Van Natter. Avoiding the iartl\ Kathy Fisher and Tony Rogers do a solo "skate." All attention is focused on the reigning Sweetheart couple, Miss Nancy Bonnot and Mr. Mike Van Natter. 95 �,7unior �Junior Prom A glittering moon amid a dark sky of streamers and glowing streetlamps set the scene for this year's Junior Prom. The night sounds of the Beggars' Opera Company provided the mood for "The End of a Perfect Day." In keeping with the theme, the evening was climaxed as Miss Michele Nuss was crowned Junior Prom Queen. Miss Nuss was escorted by Mr. Steve Johnstone. Junior Prom Queen attendants are, from left lo right and lop Jo bollom, Angie Smith, Cherry Hill, Jeanne Brooks, Sandi Nelms, Sandy Deutsch, and An~tie Noel. Angels "End a Perfect Day · to the sounds of the "Beggars' Opera Company." Miss Michele uss (belou), newly crowned Queen, sits on her throne as escort Steve Johnstone stands by. 97 �98 �Fall Sports Dance A world of LSD, or "Let's Stop and Dance," was depicted by the ANGELUS and Spotlight staffs for this year's Fall Sports Dance. The front hall was turned into a world of optical illusion by means of op art murals in fluorescent orange, red, green, and blue. Pink and orange crepe paper directed attention to the front stairs, from which the queen candidates and their escorts descended. Miss Mary Brent reigned as queen with her escort, Mr. Bob Geismar. Music was provided by the "Finders Keepers." The strong beat of the "Fmders Keepers" (jar left) set the pace for the Fall Sports Dance. The 1965 Fall Sports Queen, Pat Garrett, (left) crowns Mary Brent with this year's honor. The Fall Sports Queen candidates (below) are, from le/1 lo right, lop lo bollom, .Angie Smith, Nancy Bonnot, Jo Caryl Welch, Jan Jackson, Mary Beth Gibbs, and Kathi Hart. 99 ��The eraph King Candidates are, left to right, top to bollom, Paul Vogel, Mike McNatter, Bob Gates, John Bonsib, Ken Passarelli, Jim Jackson, and Herrick Chapman. Following the pattern ct by last year's Seraph Sisters, East students nominated eight male candidates for the annual Seraph Dance held on October 15, 1966, entitled "Boys' Night Out." In keeping with the theme, the Seraphs decorated the boys' gym in red crepe paper with red cheese-doth curtains hang· ing from the balcony and red lights illuminating the red roses which ornamented the tables. The "Chancellors" music added to an evening climaxed by the coronation of Mr. Dan Westmoreland, escorted by Miss Jan Jackson. Dan \X'estmoreland and his escort, Jan Jackson, make their way down the aisle. Seraph Dance Dancing to the beat of the "Chancellors," the party· goers appear to be having a good time. �102 �Sports To face victory and defeat, as a team, an individual. 103 �.Archie Topp10g ( 011 the ground) aided by Del Smith (85) and Kevin Gomez, disables a West defender as the referee calls an infraction. Concern is reflected in the face of Coach Myran Craig as he talks over game strategy with tailback Jim Casebolt. Larry Taylor (26, right) bursts through a quick opening in the West line as Dan Westmoreland makes a futile attempt to eliminate tacklers. 104 �The East bench anxiously watche as time wanes in the 14-13 Manual ,~:arne Geor_ge Kawamoto (10) comes up from his cornerback position to assist his tearnmate in tackling a Manual back Larry Taylor (bollom) follow his blockers across the line in the Washington game. Gridders Early Victims Of Powerful Foes Disaster struck soon for East High footballers and Coach Myran Craig, erving his initial year as head football coach. aturday afternoons proved to be a source of frustration to the entire school "\\;ith key victories always seemingly just beyond grasp. But promise was to be found in defeat Hope came in the form of such standouts as Jim Revels, who earned All-Ctty honors, econd team, and Dan Westmoreland and Del mith, who received All-City honorable mention. In a htghly competitive league of nine teams, the gridders were able to grind ou.t a sixth place finish. In the first league game keyed-up West footballers eapitalized on East's mistakes and penalties to overthrow the proud Angels 20-13. Though the team had alsQ lost pre\ iou ly to Loveland, they bounced back after the West game to give 100 per cent efforts in their next two contests, nearly nipping a highly touted Manual team and dealing state contender GW a rough bout From the e two games evolved an overall improvement, which was to create \ictory later in the season. 105 �In the 27-7 loss to Washington (right), Herb Smith (77) burrows in for a tackle as Clint Williams ( 40) rushes to assist. Hard-running Larry Taylor (26) (below right) breaks clear for a touchdown against Kennedy. He went on to score all of East"s points in the 20-0 contest. Tackle Herb mith (77) (be/our) is off and running after intercepting a West aerial. Angels Absorb T.J. Loss, Defeat Vikings pirit reigned supreme in both the Manual and GW losses and a let-down before the South game was imminent. In addition, demoralization came in the form of inter-squad dissention with key players out the first half for disciplinary reasons. The game ended in a 26-0 South High rout. However, the team came back a week later to beat Kennedy. In the team's next encounter econd-place finisher Thomas Jefferson dealt the gridders a stinging 27-7 defeat. But the team gained experience and returned to beat North and remain out of the cellar. The afternoon's action was sparked by the fine play of Jim Jackson and of the defensive squad as they downed the Viking 6-0. 106 �VARSI1Y FOOTBALL STANDINGS Greg MacDougal (right) knifes through the line to cut down an onrushing defender. In spite of cold and mud, de· fenders (b~/oU') react quickly to throw a Kennedr runner for a loss. \YIon Lo t Tied Washington . 8 0 0 Jefferson .. 7 1 0 Manual .... 6 2 0 West ...... 5 3 0 South ..... 3 5 0 East ....... 2 5 1 Lincoln .... 2 5 1 Kennedy ... 1 7 0 North ..... 1 7 0 Pet. 1.000 .875 .750 .625 .375 .313 .313 .125 .125 ROSTER Scrambling after a fumble against the Commanders, East retains possession. George Kawamoto .. . . 10 Dan \'V'estmoreland ... 12 Jtm Casebolt ...... _. 20 Bob Bolden ......... 21 Lance Scrivner ...... 22 Vic Roberson ........ 23 Paul Young ........ 24 Ted Wrenn ......... 25 Larry Stephens ...... 27 Clint Williams ...... 40 Jim Revels .......... 41 Greg Lovato ........ 42 Greg MacDougal .... 51 Dick Bott ........... 52 Dave Alcove ........ 60 Anther Hudgins ..... 61 Jim Shanahan ........ 62 Larry Streno ......... 64 Dwight Eisnach ...... 66 Kevin Gomez ....... 67 Thaddeus Hodges .... 70 Archie Toppin~ ...... 71 Glen Boggess ........ 72 Jerry Hilliard ........ 73 Joe Griffin ......... 74 Jim Smith .......... 75 Jim Hecht-Neilsen .... 76 Herb Smith ......... 77 Willie Fields ........ 80 Bill Wright ......... 81 Reggie Mines ........ 82 Mike Van Natter ..... 83 Neal Stafford ........ 84 Del Smith ........... 85 Jim Jackson ......... 86 Rich Levinson ..... Mgr. Jeff Belf .......... Mgr. Coach Myran Craig Jim Revels rushes up to as ist Dave .Alcove (60) in tackling GW's standout, Jake Green, while Thaddeus Hodges (70) looks on. 107 �ophomore fullback Greg Lo,·ato is tripped up after eros ing 'orth's line of scrimmage. Leaping over a blocker, Jim Casebolt picks up substantial yardage. Lance crl\·ner jars loose a pass early in the orth game. Lancer Contest Indecisive A Lincoln runner is stopped by Paul Young, Richard Bott (52) . plinter Wrenn, (25) and The final battle of the season found East's footbailers deep in Lancer territory with just seconds left and no score. As tension mounted Jim Revels took the field to attempt a field goal. The ball was hiked and placed down. The kicker's foot made contact, then the ball was lost. A moment of confusion followed and then the realization. The kick had been blocked. The game, just as the season, had ended on an indecisive note. �Junior' combine to pu h back the center of the Following a block around the end, Lance cri,ner dri,·es for yardage. orth line Juniors Backup Varsity JUNIOR FOOTBALL TANDI G \X' on Lot Tied 7 0 0 Jeffcr on 2 Lincoln .. . ') 0 outh ..... 4 2 1 \'<fa hmgton .4 0 3 orth .. . 4 0 3 4 0 EA T ..... 4 Manual ... 3 1 3 West ...... 0 0 7 0 Kennedy ... 0 7 Pet. 1.000 .714 .643 .571 571 .500 .500 .000 .000 ROSTER D.n·e AlcO\·e Jim Casebolt Ke\m Gomez Jeri) Hilliard Anther Hudgms Greg Lo\'ato D.1ve Peak Vtc Rober on Lance crivner Jtm hanahan Jtm mith eal tafford AI facFarland Larry treno Greg MacDougal Joel Walker Mike Marranzmo Bill Wright Hubert Mason Reggie Mines Mike Park Ted \'Vrenn tt\ churtz. J11 r. Paul Young Co,tcheJ Paul Coleman Ch.ule~ Cl.ukson 109 �End Bernie Broderick leaps high over a TJ defender to haul in a pass from .Alan Woodard . Sophs Settle for Sixth Deep in the West backfield the sophomore line engulfs a hapless ballcarrier The sophomore football team, under the direction of Coaches Kirk Hindeclider and Oiff Olin, had their best season in three years. After tying West in a mistake filled contest, the team earned an encouraging win against Manual. But consecutive losses to GW and South coupled with later losses to TJ and Lincoln forced the sophs to settle for sixth place. The sporadic development of a powerful line, fast backs and excellent kicking accounted for the midseason victory over Kennedy and their late season decision over North. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Tied 0 0 Jefferson .. 8 Lincoln ... . 6 1 1 South ..... 6 2 0 West ...... 4 3 1 Washington . 4 4 0 4 1 EAST ..... 3 North ..... 2 5 1 Manual .... 1 7 0 Kennedy .. 0 8 0 11 0 Pet. 1.000 .813 .750 .563 .500 .438 .313 .125 .000 ROSTER Otto Albright Leslie Anthony William Baker Bernie Broderick Donald Dawkins Frank Daniels Eugene Eckhardt Kevin Flanigan Carl Hom tad Tim Hosack Dave Hudgins Matt Jackson Raymond Johnson Mike Jones Hi! Margolin Charles Marshall Earl Mosley D. Nady Bruce Pace Chris Schilt Karle Seydel Nicholas treno Anthony Van Natter Chris Williams Alan Woodard Ed Wos Coaches Kirk Hinderlider Cliff Olin �One of the strong points in Angel Charlie Milligan's game was his putting. teve J ohn tone perfect his form on an Linksters Start Strong, Finish Eighth Working to improve his backswing, Bruce MacLeod tees off. Ability exhibited by such golfers as Steve Johnstone, Boyd Brown and Ed Morrill enabled this year's team to tie three matches while lo ing most of the rest by slim margins. A lack of golfers with experience coupled with a poor turnout at the beginning of the season proved a real hindrance to the team . Hoped for improvements did not materialize and the team's depth was not of championship caliber. GOLF STANDINGS Won Jefferson . .... . . .. 56 North ... ........ 55 Kennedy . .. . ..... 37 South .... . . . .... 33 West . . . ...... .. . 27 Lincoln .......... 26 EAST ....... ... . 24 Manual 1 •• • • 0 0 • • 0 0 ROSTER Lost 8 9 27 31 37 38 40 63 Boyd Brown Bill Elsey teve Johnstone Fred Loechner Bruce Macleod Charlie filligan Edward for rill Rick Shaffer Phillip Ward Lewis \Vatts Coach Don mith Il l �TENNIS STANDINGS Won Lost Washington 46 2 EAST 41 7 Jefferson 21 27 North 26 22 Kennedy ....... 25 23 South 17 31 West ... . ...... 16 32 Manual ........ 10 38 Lincoln 8 40 ••••• • • 0 ••••• •••••• •• 0 0. •••• •• 0 0 0 0 0. ••• Pet. .958 .854 .563 .542 .521 .354 .333 .208 .140 ROSTER Dennis Btdwell Herrick Chapman Tom McCrosky Chris Phelps Scott Robinson Dave Rockwell The play of co-captains Gary the state meet. tern (abore) and Tom McCrosky (belou) earned them places in Gary Stern Mike Wilson Coach Jim Coleman Oms Phelps shows determinatiOn as he returns a deep forehand shot. �Tennis Volleys to Third The tennis team this year put together a potent attack whtch earned them to a runner-up position behind George Washington in city and a third place rankmg in state, trailing second place Washington by only one point. A high spot of the season came on the Saturday of the district qualifying meet in which East won every match, scoring 33 points. The closest contender was GW with 18 points. Jim Coleman, in his fourth year as coach of the tennis team, had good potential to work with this season. All-city player Dave Rockwell combined with Herrick Chapman to form the number one doubles team. In the meantime, Tom McCrosk:y and Mike Wilson, though losing to the top ranked players early in the season, came back to beat them in a later match. Two returning lettermen, Gary Stern and Scott Robinson, also played a big part in the team's lofty finish. Mike Wilson subdues another opponent with his powerful serve. Superb backhand form is demonstrated by seniors Herrick Chapman (a bote) and Scott Robinson (below). 113 �Distancemen Finish Strong, Spur Future Hopes With only one returning letterman, the East High Cross Country team's future seemed bleak. However, due to the consistent effort of the team and the encouragement of Coach John Slovek, the runners put together a strong finish . After averaging second in their triangular meets, the harriers rambled to the sixth spot in city competition. The grueling season reached its climax when hard-running Ken Murphy nearly grabbed second place in the state meet. His third place finish helped earn the fleet Angels an impressive 11th place state ranking. Most of this year's team is anxiously awaiting return to action next year, their sights set on city and state victories. Striding the last few yards, :Mark Walker brings another victory to East's team. Andrew Chaney (/efJ) , a promiSing junior runner, leads in the Cross Country Event. Reflecting during a restful moment, Bob Geismar ( abo~·e), prepares for an upcoming meet. 114 �CRO S CO TRY TA DI GS POINT TEAM Lmcoln __ . . . . . ........ _. . . . . . 20 outh . . . . . . .................... 24 Washington ...................... 59 Jefferson ... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 86 EAST . . ................ . ..... . 89 Kennedy ........ . ................ 106 \X'est ................... . ... . .... 128 Manual ........... .. ..... . .. ...... 132 ROSTER Tom Barnc · teve Carl on Andrew Chaney John Elmblad Nichols Erwin Darrell Eversman Derek Filbert Bruce Fuller Robert Gei mar Tom Gray Lynn Henderson George Horvath Arnulfo Izquierdo Paul Martinez Daryl Montoya Kenneth Murphy Ronald Nite J.amc Phillips Pete Reshetniak Steve Reyes Robert Raymond Stan Royal Albert Suesser Mark Walker Bartley Weiss Coach John Slovek Strong determinaticm is reflected by number one runner Ken Murphy as he strains for a fast finish . ew Cross Country Coach, John Slovek, gives Darrell Evers· man some u eful tips prior to an important race. 11 5 �Court Prowess Falters As Basketballers Tumble to 8th Place With the past record showing a smooth path of many victories, this year's showing meant disappointment for coach and school alike. But the season was not void of bright spots for the basketballers and their coach Paul Coleman. Several impressive nonleague wins over Pueblo South, Pueblo Central and Longmont and the team's only league victory over Lincoln raised hope from the despair of many defeats. One of Manual's state-contenders out jumps Jim Jackson (33) and Bart Weiss (51) by a mere hand. l ib Leaping high over the choke of many Manual players Robert Walker attempts the one handed jump shot. �ROSTER Glen Boggess Leonard Davis Jim Jackson Greg Lovato Dick McGuire Mike Nunley Del Smith Bart We1ss Dan Westmoreland Clinton Williams Bill Wright Paul Young Coach Paul Coleman As pre-game tension mounts, the East team gets its locker room pep talk ( abovt). Then the big red five (below) takes the floor to get last minute instructions. Finally, with a rush of action, Del Smith ( 43) controls the tip-off. Early minutes of the league's first game found Greg Lovato and Bart Weiss soaring high near the rim to free the ball from a Rebel's grasp. �Coach Paul Coleman shows deep concern over facing GW's Patriots. Midseason Victory Breaks Monotony of Defeat This year's basketball team began its season on an encouraging note, coming within 5 and 3 points of its first two opponents, Aurora Hinkley and Greeley entral, then tasting victory in a 58-54 Pueblo Central contest. A devastating rout by GW followed, but the courtmen showed their mettle in a comeback effort, defeating Pueblo outh, 80-79. A narrow loss to Adam Ctty and a 66-62 victory over Longmont rounded out the nondeague season. On the league front the cagers performance was not so bright. Opponents South, Manual, GW, and North rolled over the Angels in succession 59-49, 65-47, -77-48, and 57-48. Then with the outlook bleak, the Angels rose to drop Lincoln 60-51. The last part of the season, as the first, showed successive defeats. TJ beat the thinclads 67-46, Kennedy rolled to a 62-47 m;rgin and West won 46-40. Going high for a league victory, Dan Westmoreland (right) outduels a Lincoln defender to sink a lay-up. A jump shot from close range is handled beautifully by Jim Jackson (jar right) as Bart Weiss (51) rushes up to assist. 11 8 �Cltnton Williams wrestles a GW opponent for the ball as Leonard Davis and Dick McGuire await the outcome. Jim Jackson (left) stalks a North offensive man. Bart Weiss (51} (below) outbounds a lone Lincoln player as (/rom left to right) Greg Lovato, Bill Wright, John McNair, and Paul Young look on. �Dan Westmoreland goes high on a jump-shot as Dick McGuire and the Lincoln team look on . Dick McGuire ( 44) and Leonard Davis stumble after a loose ball against TJ. Leonard Davis stalks a Lincoln opponent. Cagers Jell at Manual It took the East High Basketball team until the final three quarters of the last game to jell into a powerful unit. Key injuries plagued the hoopsters all year with Glen Boggess out for the season and Dick McGuire out several games. But in the first game of the City tournament, a predictably one-sided contest in favor of the unbeaten Manual squad, the team's full potential was finally realized. The first quarter became a rout with Manual running wild over the Angels. But then, with the score 27-6, high scorer Leonard (Monday) Davis began to dick with ball handlers Jim Jackson and Greg Lovato. The Angels outscored Manual's stars in all of the last three quarters to come within 4 points with only one minute left. The final score was 60-53 in Manual's favor but the performance proved that East would rise again. A scramble under T]'s basket is dominated by East players. 120 �Del Smith ( 42) and Reggie Mines (52) rush up under a rebounding ball while Dick Me Guire lends aid. VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS \Von Lost Pet. 8 6 6 5 0 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 2 1 0 6 7 8 1.000 .750 .750 .625 .500 .500 .250 .125 .000 Manual Washington Jefferson South Kennedy West North EAST Lincoln Dick Me Guire {44) and Leonard Davis {14) wait to tip Greg Lovato's shot, but the ball drops. 121 �Juniors End Season 4-4 ROSTER JUNIOR BASKETBALL STANDINGS Manual Jefferson Washington EAST Kennedy South Lincoln West North Won Lost Pet. 7 1 6 2 5 3 4 4 4 .875 .750 .625 .500 .500 .500 .375 .250 .125 4 4 4 3 2 1 5 6 7 Darrell Anderson Greg Barnes Don Craft Maxie Grove Larry Holt AI McFarland John McNair Reggie Mines Phil Mitsis Mike Parks Vic Roberson Coach Myran Craig Maxie Grove (left) shoots over a defender for two points in the South game. Greg Barnes (30} comes down· with a rebound as Bill Wright (40) watches. �Sophomores Lead League SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost outh EAST Manual Jeffer on Washington Kennedy Lincoln West North 12 11 10 10 9 6 6 5 3 4 5 6 6 7 10 10 11 13 Pet. .750 .688 .625 .625 .563 .375 .375 .313 .188 ROSTER Tom Bautsch Bernie Broderick Larry Bryant Tony Crane Richard Gilson David Goens Matt Jackson Ray Johnson Mike Jones' D Nady Jesse Ordunez Bruce Pace Bill Taylor Tony Van Natter Rayfield Whittington Coach Don Smith D Nady's shot is blocked by a Ken· nedy defender. Tony Van Natter sinks a free throw while E:l.st and Kennedy players set for a rebound. 123 �Swimmers Slip to Fifth As a season opener the East mermen lost a close meet to uth, but a re-shuffled squad recovered to walk over Manual and West. Plagued by injuries and inexperience, the swimmers were still able to capture meets against North and a strong Kennedy team. With luck running against them in the form of disqualifications and close defeats, the team lost to Washington and TJ. In the final meet of the season the team lost a heartbreakingly close meet to Lincoln. Standouts who placed in the city meet were Mike Hardy, Pete Holme, Marshall Greene, Splinter Wrenn and Charles Tuft. By forming an air pocket for a breath, freestyler Bob Bell gains valuable seconds . From the pike pOSitiOn diver Dave Alkove prepares for his entry out of an inward dive. Marshall Green strokes down the pool and prepares to take the lead. Former East swimmer Mike Hendryson coaches the mermen in proper diving form early in the season . 124 �Bob Gates surges ahead during the breaststroke leg of the individual medley. ROSTER Hundred-yard freestyler Pete Holme stretches toward the finish . Preparing for another stroke, Charlie Tuft churns down the pool during the fifty yard freestyle. SWIMMING STANDINGS Won Washington . . . 8 Jefferson 7 South 6 Lincoln .. .. .. 5 EAST 4 Kennedy .. . . .. 3 North 2 West . . . . . . . . 1 Manual . .. .. . . 0 0 • •• ••• • 0 • • • 0 . 0 • •• 0 •• • •• • Lost Pet. 0 1.000 .875 .750 .625 .500 .375 .250 .125 .000 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 David Alkove Bob Bell Rudolph Briano Bob Chessen David Dick Dave Edwards Bill Elsey Nick Ervin Ron Fisher Bruce Fuller Bob Gates Marshall Green Mike Hardy Conrad Harrell Pete Holme Paul Huston teve Johnstone Tom Lighon Charles Milligan Richard Thaemert Charles Tuft Charles Wagner David Woodard EddieWos Ted Wrenn Coach Charles Clarkson 125 �Willie Ray Fields endeavors to pin his opponent. Gaining riding points, Jim Smith applies a half-nelson. Grapplers Pin Fifth in District The East wrestling team, coached by Jim Coleman, had its best season in many years. Outstanding individual performances were turned in by numerous athletes, including Mike Young, Tom McCrosky, Willie Ray Fields, Jim Smith, and Larry Streno, who brought the team two long-sought victories. Although coming out with an unimpressive wonlost record, the team had several close meets which might have been decided by a single match. The grueling season, which included stair-running and calisthenics, leaves the grapplers with much of which to be proud. Team, coach, and school alike are looking forward to a better record next year. 126 �ROSTER Tony Arroyo Garrick Buckstein Maurice Cason Donald Dawkins Darrell Eversman Randy Fancher Willie Fields Michael Hannibal Alvin Hawkins Howard Hill Dave Hudgins Donald King Wayne Hatsuda Thomas McCroskey Daryl Montoya Lonnie Nieto Jim Phillips Thomas Pohlman Steve chultz Jim mith Lawrence terno Nick treno Dan Swartz Royce Syrus Tim Whitfield Lee Wisehart Steve Wolcott Mike Young Mike Young brings his West High opponent to the mat. Tom McCrosky (/efl) pins his TJ opponent in the second period of his match. Coach Jim Coleman (below) shouts encouragement to his team members. Coach Jim Coleman 127 �Joel Butler strains to hold his position on the still rings. teve Johnstone displays good form in an early season practice. 128 In the peak of his swing, Lester Jackson prepares for a difficult maneuver. �Angel Gymnasts Fly High East' gymraastics team has had a \ery successful ea. on this year under the dtrect10n of Coach Bill Holmes. The combtnatton of Dave hort, participating in floor excrci e and tumbltng, Steve Johnstone on the tr.unpoline, Brad Mo es in floor exercise, trampoline and ,·aulttng, and Joel Butler on the ring and parallel bars will provide the team with good potential in the tate feet on May 19 and 20. The team's victones have been over Manual, Thomas Jefferson , Kennedy and outh while it suffered a narrow loss to top-ranked Wasson. The large number of juniors on the team thts year will assure East of a trong team next year ROSTER David Alkove Joel Butler Jo eph Croes Dan Grunfeld Mike Hannibal Albert Howard Le ter Jackson Bill Jent James Johns . felton Johnson James Johnson teve Johnstone Brad Mo es Earl Mosley Gary Reagan Manon Richardson Da.,td Short Donald Warren Gerald Batisch ·Mgr. Coach Btl! Holmes Coach Btll i;{olme (abo ~~) critically analyzes Brad l\fo es t upper lr/t) and Dave hort (lou·er left) as they work through C< ·mplicated routine . 129 �Jeff Self blaze Fir t year coach Cltff Olin ( >~hot 't') calmly apprai es the field as "on-deck" batter Lance cri' nt'r yells encouragement. The actiOn of the Kennedy game (right) is ob ened from the East dugout. 130 a fa t ball by an un u pecting North batter. �Horsehiders Work for Win East High's new b:t eb.dl co.lCh, 1:r. tiff Olin, put together a well-rounded quad thi year, behind the strong pttchinj( of Jim He ht- iel on, Bill El ey and Jeff Bdf. me of the mo t con i tent hitters were the outftelder· Dan We tmoreland, Jim Ca eholt, Neal tafford, Vic Rober·on, and catcher Lance crn·ner. The infield load was carried smoothly by the douhle-play combination of Chuck Traxler at ·e ond and Bernie Broderick at shortstop. The hot corner was coYered by brother Dan Broderick, third bJse, while first base was worked by Tom Ettel. Followtng thwu~h afctr .1 ~olid sin~le, 'eal Stafford look for extra bases . 131 �Angels Batter Out Victories lick field1ng Bernie Broderick (above) ~obble up a twisting grounder. Tim Eitel (below) receives a throw from the infield in plenty of time to retire a West batter. Bill Elsey wntribute hit. to the winnin~ cause by beating out an infield RO TER Jeff Belf Bern1e Broderick Dan Broderick J tm Casebolt DaYe Edwards Tim Eitel Bill El ey Jim Hecht- ielsen Mike Hor\'at Matt J aLkson D. ady V tC Roberson Lance rtYner Robbie Southwick Neal tafford Chuck Traxler Danny Westmoreland Coach Cliff Olm 132 TANDI GS Jeffer on outh Washington Lmcoln West EAT Kennedy North Manual \Xfon Lost Pet. 16 0 1.000 11 .688 5 .'563 9 7 8 8 .'500 7 9 .438 6 10 .375 6 10 .375 6 10 .375 .188 3 13 �ROSTER Btll Baker Rudy Briano Bernie Broderick John Canono Anthony Harris AI lwahashi fatt Jackson 1tke Jones D. Nady Keary Nitta Dan \vartz John tandley Nick Streno Jtm Thomas Tony Van atter Bruce Pace Ed Wo Coach Robert Paul After a short hit, Tony Van atter runs hard to beat the throw to first. Sophs Swing Their Way to Victory John Canono raps out a sin~le in the game against outh (abote}, then steals second base (belou'). Jim Thomas (/eft) strains for extra speed on his pitch 133 �Coach Jack foulton discusses the trong points of hts winning team at the Pikes Peak Relays . Moulton Shoots For Fourth Straight State Dunng his ix year as Ea t High track and cross country coach, Jack Moulton has produced many winning team and a large number of state champions. The former Iowa tate track and cross country stJr has coached two state champiOnship cro s country teams, 1963 and 1964, and three tate championship track teams in 1964, 1965 and 1966. Spearheadmg 'hts fourth probable city and state track championship team are am Molina, Jtm Jackson, Cltnt Wil!tmns, Ken Murphy, Andrew Chaney, Del Smith, Reggte Jones, Reggie Mines, Tony Wt!!tams and Bill Wnght. Milers Ken Murphy (in front) and Andrew Chaney stride ahead to first and second place finishes against fanual. 134 �Holder of the be t record in the state, Jim Jackson kicks for extra distance in the triple jump. am folina pulls nut of the block m the 880-yard relay. for a fa t tart On the final lt:g (>f the print medley, ReE!gie J<'nes parts th nearest competitor . tape well ahead of hi 135 �Trackmen Stride In his final jump Cltnt Withams clears 6'2" at the Pike Peak Relays . In the mile relay the state championship team surges ahead to intercept and pa s Manual in a non -league meet. Coach Moulton (above) offers encouragement to his team en route to its winni ng the Pikes Peak Relays . D el mith (right) catches the bar with h is hand, scratching his third \ault. 136 �to Defend State Title RO TER Leslie Anthony Robert Baird Magellan Berry Gregory Caldwell Andrew haney Ronald Collins Don Craft Anthony Crane Larry Daniel Leonard Davis Walter Dawkins John Elmblad Darrell Eversman Nathan Fitz Rod Frey Derek Feilbert Rod Elorquist Donald Flournoy Tilford Gash Willtam Green Rod Grier Mike Hooker Tom Hosack Arnulfo Izquierdo James Jackson Dewey Jackson Regmald Jones athan Jones Alvin Jones Burnett Laney Gregory LO\'ato Tony Manzanares Mike fcClellan Alfred McFarland David Mays David McGee Reginald Mtnes am folina Kenneth Murphy Eric Nance John Nolop Burton Norris Michael Parks David Peak Pete Reshetniak Charle Reynolds Stephen chomay Del mtth Jim mith Herb mith Larry treno Albert Suesser Archie Topping Mark Walker Clinton Williams Anthony Williams Bill Wright Coach Jack Moulton With a spray of sand Glen Bogge s (top) ends a 22 foot leap for a first place. Jim Jackson (mrddle), accepts a quick baton pass from Robert Hunter in the final le~ of the 880 relay. Concerned, Bill Wright ( belou) begins his surge ahead 137 �138 �Clubs In belonging, the chance to create. 139 �Seraph Sisters Serenely Serve The Seraph Sisters, a group of scholastically outstanding senior girls, began their annual service to East High with the sophomore tour and orientation of the school. At the annual Seraph Dance, "Boys' Night Out," Dan Westmoreland was crowned king. Pie and ice cream were served at the Faculty Dessert in honor of East's teachers. The Seraph Sisters and members of the Pre-Law Club aided confused students by organizing a convenient tutorial system. Also in connection with the Pre-Law Club, they sponsored the annual enior Return assembly. Concluding the successful year's activities, the girls gave the Senior Girl Awards and named the new Seraphs. Mr. Jack Goodhue and Mr. .Arthur Bragg wait as Patty Reagan cuts the pie. President Gat! Prendergast gi,es a name tag to Miss Judy Rowntree. 140 Mr. Richard Nelson and Meredy Moll enjoy a piece of pumpktn pie. �Jurors listen placidly to the defendant's plea. Pre-Law Tries Again The Pre-Law endeavors commenced in the summer with the traditional excursion to Central City where the members delighted in the production of "Carmen." Early in the year open house was held for prospective members, and deserving applicants gained admission to the club. At regular Wednesday meetings controversial, obscure, and famous orators spoke to the group. Members also held several mock trials throughout the year. To aid the school, Pre-Law established a tutorial system for students and several members ushered at the Woodbury Contest. Courtroom intrigue is displayed by the lawyers, plaintiffs and Judge Tuft. 14 1 �Key Club Unlocks Secrets The mystery of the addresses and phone numbers of favorite friends was solved by members of Key Club. They were responsible for the publication of the East tudent directory, the E-Ke} Ke} lub i a boys' ervice club affiliated with the National Kiwanis Organization. The members sponsored a laserbeam demonstration at one of the many entor Convocations held throughout the year. Evef) month two members attended a Ktwani luncheon to exchange ideas with adult Kiwanis members. In January several members treated a group of orphans to a ba ketball game at D.U. The young men in Key Club worked throughout the year donating time and energy to help others. Mr. Thomas Wurtz, a supposed Communist, surprised students at the end of his address by revealing that he was actually an American. Officers Charles Milligan, Richard Levinson, and Scott Robinson listen as President Bob Bolden (at desk) makes a point. 142 �Tri-Hi-Y Serves Pancakes, Community Tri-Hi-Y, affiliated with the YMCA, is a club dedicated to serving and working for the school and community. This year proved to be one of the most fruitful periods in the club's history. Activities included a Pancake Breakfast in October, collecting for UNICEF on Halloween, giving food baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving, and caroling at Chnstmas. Members broadened their religious outlook by attending different churches each month. To gain membership in Tri-Hi-Y, each prospective member must perform a service project of her choice. She must also earn a required amount for her dues and pin. When these requirements are fulfilled she is initiated officially in a brief but meaningful ceremony. ewly initiated Tri-Ht-Y members collect for Unicef at Halloween. ev ral East students enjoy the food and hilt and 'oel Leonard. service by Jean 143 �Pre-Meds listen as sutde explains how patients are cared for. Pre-Meds Medicate In promoting interest in medical science, the PreMed Club provides interesting and informative projects for members during the year. At meetings members listened to speakers on psychiatry, surgery, and other topics related to medicine. During the year, members toured Colorado General Hospital and the Fort Logan Mental Hospital. At Christmas the club made a pinata for a pre-school and had a party with the Scuba club. The dub raised money and bought a wheel chair for the East High Health office. Les Jackson helps Miss Faye Twist adjust the slide projector. 144 �An eager member (upper left) volunteers her services for the Santa Claus hop. Gary Reagan (above) reports the latest news from the International Red Cross in Saigon. Members (lower left) discuss plans for aiding Vietnamese children. Red Cross Aids Peace Red Cross centered this year's activities around humane efforts to aid war-ravaged Viet Nam. Members made Friendship Kits consisting of soap, pencils, paper and other items and shipped them to Vietnamese children. Visual aids such as magazine pictures were also sent to Viet Nam. The club collected toys for the Santa Claus Shop at an Early Bird Dance. A membership drive completed the club's activities for the year. .145 �TARS Call Out the Vote The Teen-Age Republicans completed another year, participating in the campaigns of candidates throughout the election. Representatives were sent to both state TAR conventions, one of which the East TARS helped sponsor. Other political activities included a Viet Nam discussion with Greg Pearson and a mock congress with Teen-Dems. Concluding the year's activities was a dinner co-sponsored by the Denver TARs. Bruce Fuller and Peg Downey improve voter relationships by distributing literature. 146 Nancy Rigg makes last mtnute reservations. �Romer Speaks to Teen-Dems A third successful year for the Teen-Dems was initiated with a peech by Roy Romer, the Democratic candidate for U . Senate. A city-wide Teen-Dems potluck was held m co-operation with other Denver organizations and plans for the Denver convention were discus ed. At the Denver convention, held in November, delegates were chosen for the state conventiOn. These representatives were then sent to the state convention in May, completing the year's program. Displaying his campaigning qualities, Romer (ttbot•e) befriends East student Hans tuart. The importance of the Democratic party is discussed by Roy Romer. (lt/1) 147 �Latin Club Celebrates Valentine's Day The objective of the Latin American Club is to involve East's Spanish-named students in school activities and develop their talents. Highlighting the activities were a lecture on Spanish history by Mr. Bernard Valdez, a bowling party at which Mr. Charles Clarkson spoke on the opportunities of high school, and a Spanish supper for the students and their parents at which they discussed parent-children telationships. The gyrations of modern dance are reflected at the Valentine"s party. Latin American members taste Valentine"s delicacies. 148 �FLC Welcomes Portuguese Exchangee The Foreign Language Club, which stimulates interest in the American Field ServiCe Exchange Program and in the cultures and languages of foreign lands, began the year with a welcoming tea for Manuela Juncal, East's AFS Portuguese exchange student. At the Halloween party, members collected for UNICEF and discussed plans for bicycling through Europe during the summer. A Christmas party was held and the members stuffed stockings with gifts to be given to children in hospitals. The group also visited the Denver University Foreign Language Department and interviewed some of the students studying there. At the farewell banquet in May, the Most Valued Member Award was presented and a final adieu bid. President Brenda Willey and sponsor Mrs. Blanche Pigott discuss the Portuguese school system with Manuela. .Manuela greets friendly FLC members. 149 �IR "Views The U.N." International Relations Club served East by giving opportunities to learn more about people in all parts of the world. During the year I.R.C. had speakers come to lecture on Red China, Ru s1a, Israel, and the United Nations. The members sponsored a conference at Denver University on the United Nations and several other members appeared on television N " Pot-luck suppers \vere in "Teens View the given throughout the year. :Mrs. Lewis Adams, lecturer on the United members. atwns, enlightens interested I R.C Gary Starr (center), presid~nt of I.R.C., and members (left to right) Stan Koshi, Hans Stuart, and Steve Padilla enjoy a pot-luck supper. ISO �JCL Celebrates Ides Junior lassical League gives members a thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and literature. The club is organized state-wide, as well as nationally and internationally. The JCL had many activities throughout the year starting with elections. A pizza party was held at G.W. A JCL Convention and the traditional Ides of March Party were given in the winter and the club had a Color Day float. A banquet was given at the end of the year where the Virgil. Medal was awarded to the outstanding Latin student of the year. Stan Royal expounds as Carol Cantrell and Sue Drommond listen during one of the league's functions. Kathy Osburn, Zarrell Williams, Cathy Thille, and Regina Miller (/eft to fight abou), show the classical Roman way of entertaining. 15 1 �Under the leadership of drillmasters Mary Louise Mosley and LaVeeda Garlington, and Sponsor Mrs. May Dunkin, the White Jackets presented a halftime drill during the Homecoming game. White Jackets Work For· School Spirit White Jackets, East's pep club, encouraged spmt throughout the year by supporting ail Big Red teams. White Jackets is made up of junior and senior girls who are interested in school activities, giving their time and energy to build and improve communications among ail three classes, pep club and the athletic teams. During the school year White Jackets sponsored a Father-Daughter Banquet and presented a drill, given this year during the Homecoming game against Abraham Lincoln. Initiation of new officers completed the school year for East's pep club. 152 Looks of concern and anxiety are found on the faces of White Jackets during a tense moment when a player is downed. �Dave Edwards and Joel Walker listen as Tom Long makes a point. East Spurs Sports East Athletic and Service Tribune is composed of young men interested in sports and serving East. The club's major project was selling tickets for the Varsity-Faculty Basketball Game. Several times during the winter members took ski trips. Speakers and movies on athletics added variety to the evening meetings. Apprehensive members cast worried glances at the obstinate projector, hoping that it will work. 153 �Joe Whalen looks dejectedly at the wall as another of his men is captured . Chessmen Checkmate The purpose of the East High Chess Oub is to promote the popularity of the game and increase the kill of all interested students. Those without knowledge of the game are given an opportunity to learn. The club encourages leagues and tournaments among the members and meets every Friday. Throughout the year, several inter-school tournaments were held. In one of the harder fought matches of the season, East beat Adams City 4-2. The East club also opposed Cherry Creek as well as several other schools in the Denver area. In May, a statewide tournament was held at East. The club operates on a point system which gives each member the opportunity to secure a position among the top-ten ranJcing members. This system inspires keen competition within the club. Hans Stuart prepares to checkmate Tim Redfearn's king. 154 �Bridge Suits Players Once a month the Bridge Club met in the homes of vanous members to practice their bidding tactics. In December a special party was held for all former members m connection with the Senior Return. Late in first seme ter the East and George Washington Bridge Club met for an informal tournament. The highlight of the year was the heated competition between the students and the faculty. The sharpwitted students and the clever teachers played so well that a stalemate resulted. Fred Loechner ( abot e) offers a small prayer as Hans tuart plays his hand Dirk Epperson (right) keeps a wary eye on his opponent. Ken Johnson (jar right) snatches a card. �Counterpoints Note Tunes Counterpoints, an organization devoted to the under tanding and the appreciation of music, met twice monthly. One of the highlights of the year ocrurred when a Girl cout madrigal group performed for the club. Counterpoints members, getting in the Christmas spirit, made bright red stockings and presented them to children in a Denver nursery. Also in keeping with the theme of "good will toward men," the members walked the many corridors of Mercy Hospital singing Christmas carols to cheer the patients. Members enjoy a lively number by vi iting performers. 156 Girl Scout madrigal group performs for members. �Entertaining club members, Luther Augustein and Jeanne Goodwin sing an old ballad. Folksingers Host Fest At bi-weekly sessions, members of the Folklore Club enjoy informal moments of song. The instrument which enjoyed the most popularity was the guitar. Members who were proficient on the guitar performed for the club at various meetings. Guest entertainers were asked to perform for the dub throughout the year. In January, a citywide Folk Fest was held at East with several of the Denver Public high schools participating. Charlie Dillon, Dave Evans and Paul Vogel give their rendition of "Puff, the Magic Dragon." 157 �"My Girl" Styles "My Girl," the Model Teens' fashion show this year, was pre ented on December 17 at the Albany Hotel. All models were members of the club. Clothes were upplied by Cottage 3-13. The Dux, a popular vocal-instrumental group, furni hed background music for the how. During fir t semester, members asked pertinent questions concerning boy-girl relationships, of a panel composed of six enior boys. The Model Teens enjoyed lectures on poise, beauty and professional speaking. A chili supper tn the fall for new members and a luncheon in the spring for installation of new offiCers helped begin and end the year. Barbi Vickers (left) gracefully models an "After Five" dinner dress as the '"Dux" (below) sound off. �Club Choreographs "Camelot" Orchesis is an organization designed for girls who are interested in modern dance. Twice monthly, representatives from the club went either to North or to Kennedy to attend workshops. There the girls learned how to tmprove thetr dancing with help from professionals. In November, the leotard-dad girls performed for East students at an assembly. During the spring several of the girls entertained young pupils at various Denver elementary schools. Members also took an active part in school affairs by appearing in "Camelot." Exew es for graceful form (riJ?bl) are practiced by andra Loggins, Linda Harris, Rita Johnson and Ginny Koonce. Sandra Loggins and Linda Harris ( abot•t) try a new step. 159 �Players Develop Talents East ide Players gave members the opportunity to develop talents in the field of dramatic In December the club, a member of the Nat10nal The pian organizatiOn, presCAited its annual play, "Blithe ptnt," by Noel Coward. By the use of work hops in the areas of make-up, tage setting, costume designing, and play production, the member learned to put on a play with little help from the outside. Children's Theatre followed in second semester with Thespians pre enting plays to the children throughout the city. Meetings were made more interesting by speakers and professional lecturers in the arts. Elvira and Charles, portrayed by Kacky Davis and John pencer, share a touching moment during a scene from "Blithe pirit." The Condimines and the Bradmans stand aghast as Madam Arcati, portrayed by Karen Leaver, faints after a seance. 160 �Orators Perfect Elocution Members of Speech Club devoted meetings to improving their public speaking. skills. The sponsor, Mr. Brian Lee, coached several members of the club who competed with the East High Speech Team. Several times during the year, speech meets and workshops were held in order to further stimulate interest in public speaking. Sue Speicher (abot·e left) concludes a debate with an Aurora student. Mr. Brian Lee, (abote right), sponsor, observes the intonation and rhythm of Sue Speicher. Kathy Gilbert (right) delivers an interpretation of "Under filk Wood." 161 �Climbers Hang On Cliffs Aufsteiger, a mountain climbing club, formed a mountain rescue unit this year to help any climber who might need assistance. Professional instructors gave classroom instruction as well as actual mountain climbing experience to the members. During second semester the club arranged for a special showing of the movie "Our Man Flint" in the auditorium. With money from the showing, the club purchased additional equipment needed for mountain rescue. �Skiers Flock To Slopes Skeast members anxiously awaited the first snowfall of the season. When it finally arri\'ed, they converged en masse on the slopes. Skeast provided buses for skiing enthusiasts every other week to etther A-Basm, Winter Park, or Breckenridge. Several times during the year, the club showed movies for the benefit of anyone interested in skiing. The final fling of the year was held at Vail, near the end of the skiing season. Beginning a sharp turn, a skier (above) stJrs up a cloud of powdery snow. Danny Dreyer (opposite page) begins a t,ip turn. Aufsteiger President Richard Krynen (beJou·) takes his turn at crossing over a deep gorge. Silhouetted against the bold glare of the sky, Richard Krynen (right) rapidly descends from a mountain top. �Karate Caters to Adventure Karate Club is made up of students mterested in the art of defending themselves. Though Karate didn't have any particular service project this year, the club · did, by means of demonstration, films, lectures, and le sons given by professionals in the field, give East students a chance to learn a unique and useful art. James Mason goes through several of the hand movements necessary to mastering Karate. Scuba Club members Ken Johnson and Cay Gilbertson get ready to go under during one of the lesson periods at a local pool. Angels Make Big Splash For the first time in a Colorado school students had the opportunity to explore the underwater environment of our state. East's Scuba Club members took lessons from the YMCA to make them eligible and certified in the use of scuba equipment. This course was required to take part in the club's activities. This past year the East High Scuba Club went to California and the Gulf of Mexico, gaining much underwater experience and enjoyment. 164 �Dan Westmoreland and Coach Bill Holmes conduct meeting as "D" club members, (below) listen Dave .Alcove listens intently ( lou·er right.) "D" Club Sponsors Orphans East High's lettermen had a very active season this year. In the fall member sponsored the showing of the movie "Psycho," and atttended a Colorado University football game as a group activity project. Several of the boys took orphans to a Denver University basketball game as a service project in the mid-year. Later in the year several Denver Broncos brought demonstration films to East to show "D" Club to better their football techniques. Speakers helped the boys to better understand their sports. 165 �Carmen Henderson serves Chonita Henderson at the house. vmposium open Geraldine Butler and fartha Fiser discus a political doctrine. Kevin Gomez points out an error to Ralph Dickerson . Symposium Surmises Debating i sues and providing interesting topics of d1scussion is the purpose of ymposium, the "thinkers" club. These intellectuals debated all topics, including international political issues, movies and novels. Members saw plays at the Trident Theater and d1 cus ed them afterwards. lbb �Euclids Out of This World Lectures on scientific and mathematical subjects provided mterestmg and Informative meetings of the Euclidean Club. Mr. Raymond Sawyer discussed the out-of-the-world "Mars Fly-By Project" while other speakers discussed such subjects as mathematics and mitochondria. Members toured many of the Colorado scientific institutes and started a math and science magazine. Jean Elmblad greets Mr. Raym nd awyer of the "Mars-Fly By ProJect." Members question a speaker after a lecture. 167 �Kathy Sm1th and Steve Padilla deposit apples in teachers' boxes. FTA Shines Apples The Future Teachers of America played an active role in the education field this year. Several Colorado colleges were visited m order to gain new insight into current teaching methods. The club showed its appreciation to the faculty by presenting each of the teachers with an apple on Apple for the Teacher Day. Capable ITA members helped confused parents to fwd the correct rooms on Back to School Night. Meetings featured guest speaker , films and practiCe teaching sessions in which members had the opportunity to impart some of their knowledge to the rest of the group. Eager members prepare apples for the faculty. �Loretta Slaughter sells Daffy Apples to two eager East students. DECA President Steve Rogers takes his turn at selling apples. DECA Deals in Daffy Apples East High's Future businessmen, the Distributive Education clubs of America, spent the year learning and practicing the prinuciples of business. Meeting twice weekly for breakfast, members listened to speakers from the Standard Oil Company and Security Life and discussed the qualities of good salesmanship. At the district convention officers were elected and delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in May. At the employee-employer banquet, business relations was the topic of the panel discussion . .The traditional DECA Daffy Apples were sold and members advertised for the All-School show. Coffee, rolls and business discussions are enjoyed at the breakfast meetings. 169 �Co-chairmen Karen Gomez and Connie Padilla conduct business at a meeting. Members discuss the sale of popcorn balls Y-Teens Visit Churches Y-Teens, affiliated with the YWCA, participated in many diverse activities. The club, whose purposes are to better young religious women and give service, visited a different church each m nth and went Christmas caroling. Also acttvely involved in money making projects, the group sold popcorn balls and potato chips, the proceed going for the state Y-Teen Com ention in February. A cultural touch was included by the group's viewing of "Doctor Zhtvago" and It tening to a model from the Beaumont Modeling School who talked on etiquette. Connie Padilla takes notes on the sale of potato chips 170 �Linda Geist watches as Deborah Jackson knits the finishing stripe of a stocking hat. Knitters at Wit's End Teaching new members how to knit, experienced members new techniques, and everybody patience is the purpo e of the Knit-Wits club. At knitting parties held during the year, members provided each other with mutual assistance in the creation of woolly garments. An Afghan started two years ago was completed and pre ented to a needy family. Again, the girls knitted red and white stocking hats for the basketball team. Vicki yam. Takashima, president, helps a member wind 17 1 �Bowlers Strike The young ladies who were members of girls' bowling met for regular Tuesday afternoon games at Dahlia Lanes. They received expert instruction from professionals as to how to roll a winning game. Competition was kept at an electric level during the year as the girls vied for the top scores in the club. Tanya .Morris takes aim on the firing range. Girls Look Sharp Emerging from the shadows, a bowler strikes. Riflettes is the girls' rifle club of East. The Riflettes train girls in marksmanship and firearm safety. Members are specially trained in the use of the .22 caliber rifle in order to help prevent hunting accidents and to prepare the girls for competition involving the .22. Throughout the year several inter-school rifle matches were held . 172 �Barclay Davis displays the incorrect way to open an ink bottle. Art Club Silk-Screens to Success Art Club is made up of art students who wish to develop their talents further, Members did individual projects in silkscreening throughout the year. The club was responsible for all the posters done for East's annual Christmas program. Many lectures were given, including one on "The New Art." Meetings were held twice a month with elections being held the beginning of the second semester. Carol Johnson discusses upcoming projects with Mr. Charles Ott. 173 �Montage Matchless MO T AGE, East's student literary magazine, contains the thoughts of young minds. Membership in MONT AGE was offered at the beginning of the year on a competitive basis. Those students displaying outstanding literary talents were selected as staff members. The group met to discuss poems, short stories and other entries. Superior works were accepted for the publication. In the spring, MONTAGE was published and .distributed by the staff members. 174 .MO TAGE members Mark Redfearn, Cay Gilbertson and Tony Pecos discuss the merit of a poem while Connie Artzer, fary Randall and teve Duvall listen. teve Duvall (lou·er left) is amused by the rendition of an entry Connte Artzer and Mary Randall (below) re-read a selection. �ICC Has "Heart Attack" Inter-Club Council, an organization of club presidents, met bi-weekly to discuss club problems and present projects beneficial to the clubs. The clubs participated m the sophomore orientation assembly sponsored by ICC and had open houses to encourage prospective members to join. At the leadership conference, members of the clubs learned about problems, procedure and other related subjects on leadership. The Christmas party provided the opportunity for members to JOin together and decorate the tree. In February, ICC sponsored the Sweetheart dance, "Heart Attack," where the sweetheart couple was crowned. At the banquet in the spring, the outstanding member of each club was honored. Janice Trayler and Nancy Stratton listen to a suggestion at an ICC meeting. President Gad Prendergast (right) watches while Susie Haskins elicits an answer from the group. 175 �176 �Album Each one uncertain, perplexed, finally aware. 177 �Sophomores Student Council Mrs. Doris Barton and .Mr. Donald Griebenaw, Sophomore Class Sponsors, discuss problems of the Sophomore Party. Linda Hart Sophomore class officers are, from left to right, Carol Atkison, treasurer; Carol Cantrell, vice-president; Debbie Porter, president; and Daphne McGinnis, secretary. Juli• Noonan Gary R•agan Rick R••dor 178 �Brrry, Magrllan B<rry, Mrrcril Biggs, Marty Biggs, Patty Blair, O.bbie Blount, Donna Blum. Drnnis Blunt, John Board, Karrn Branscomb<, .Allison Brewer, Patricia Bryan, Dave .Airxandtr, Gloria .Airxand<r, Sh<llry .AIIrn, Tom .Allman, Kathy .Ando, .Allison .Argall, Woody .Arnulfo, lzqUI<ro .Atldson, Carol .Augustrin, Luth<r Badglry, Dona Baird, Bob Bakrr, William Barb<r, Thomas Barlov. ky. Maria Bautch, Tom B<ck<r, Dale Bdyea, B<cky Brmdt, O.an 179 �Bryant, R1chard Bullock, Fri<da Burch, Lmda Bu <r, hari< Burn<tt, Allan Caldv.<ll. Gr<gory Canhni, ljnda Cantrell, Carol Cantr<ll, Cathi Carey, Patrie< Carm dy. lacy Pat Ca~r. fary Canon, Clair Cassidy, Jud<e Cd< Baca, Richi< Chran<, K<nn<th Click, L<sli< Clift, David Coffey, Zoanna Colli<r, Linda Collins, Mik< Colvm, John Com<r, Wilfor4 Cool<y, Marti Craig, Rob<rt Crit<s, Ptnny Cronky, Margar<t Crow, Tim Crow, Z<nta Cunningham, Charlotte Darnell, Sandra Davis,' Deborah De H<rr<ra, Ross de Nagy, Barb Derickson, Gail Dick, Stephen 180 Sophomores �Guoss, Pearl Gue t, Ll yd Gunn, Sue Hall, Maggio DJCkey, Lmda Difalco, Tina Dishman, Linda Do1da , Joan Dona, Prima Hallet, Mary Hanson, Helene O.mald, Linda O.r••nry, Liz Ebrrhart, Tony Eckhardt, Eugone Elmblad, J hn Harris, Rodney Hart, Linda Emory, Libby , Bubio Espmoza. Kathorine Farns" rth, Carolyn Fo•lbrrt, O.rok En~ol Hartman, M1ke Harvoy, David Fiolds, fary Fisor, hrtha Fi hoc, Dana Flanigan, Casoy Fullor, Bruer Hatfiold, Joyce Hawkins, Curti Fukuhara, Jolon• Gama. Dahlia Garnott, Waltor Gibson, Kathy Go try, tan Gonzalr<, Bocky Goodwin, Jcanno Goody, f~ Gottosfold, Ray Groor, Chris 181 �Hawkins, Cynthia Hawlry, Sloan Hrckrl, Jrrry Hrim, fargy Hrndrv<on, Jan< Hrnry, Anita Hrrrrra, Charlott< Hint<rr<itrr, Mary Hocking, Christin< Hollingsworth, Mich<ll< Hollowdl, Joll Holm<s, Harri<t Holmrs, Nandt< Hookrr, Linda Houlihan, Jrrry Hudgins, Dal< Hydingrr, Marilyn Inouy<, Diana lwahashi, Alan Jackson, Emily Jack•on, Matt ]< kr, ]oyer Johns, Sandra Johnson, Darlrn< Sophomores Jon<s. haron Jon< , Toi K arakav.a, Jan Krmpnrr, Brnny Ki «II, Kathl<<n Kodama, Joy Koto, Randy Kozrlka, Sara 182 �Krie~er, Vicki Kubly, {iles Kunz, Kathy Kurz, fary Kuykendall, Debbie Lagrimont3, Pam I.amb, ancy I.amer, helley La by, Kathy Latham, Rob Laws. Jim Lee, Karen Lee.-.kov, Sandy Lig~ett, uun I.inn, Jim Linton, Jeanie Living ton, Lynn Logan, Patty Lucas, Gladys Lu<k, Lee 183 �Lynch, Glenda M cneo . I •<hdr fahoney. Terry hlonr. 'orma bnn, Jrrcy .. lanzan.sre~. Ton,· Manhall. Betty fanh>ll, Charlr fartinrz, Linda hrtyn, Gary Sophomores fatheney, hirley fat<uda, \"\'nne McCue. lokr lc rman. hrilvn IeGer, Paula lcGinni . Darhne !clelland, Holly frcklry. Don Meineke, Julia fellor, h r aret frlvillr, lllrrrdy lollrr. n .. ne filhurd, J•ff lonton. }om litchell, Cindy litchrl. Pamela foorr, Dor<ey lorrill. Ed Morri . Tanya { rly, Earl fottet, Chuck furakami. Dnid Murrell, Charlayne ady. D rllhaus, Prtrr rison, Ellen rison. am rmiro. Guy Noonan, Julie oon:an, Liu 184 �Odtgaml, C:bel}ll Oli,er, I onda O>trland, Elizabrth Persomus, Cheryl Pttri, Robert P.rkey, Jay Porter, Ikborah Pov.ell, J:lizabrth Paetz, • lochael Purdum, Jeff Re• an. Gary Reed, !ochde Reeder, Rick Reese, Terry Lynn Redfearn, TID! Reynold<. Andre R1ch1e, Jo Richmond. Rebecca Roese, Kathy Rohanek, Jom 185 �Ril<y, Morgan Rincoon<. P<t< Ristly, Jan Robin on, K<ll<y RO<kv.·tll, Dav< Roloson, Cynthia Rost, ally Rostnbaum, Ttrri Ro • Ktnt Ruttman, Debbie Sakamoto, Ellen Salazar, Pat alinas, l.tonard 3nchtz, Juan anch<z. Orlando Sautrbri<t, Mary Ann chapir<, E th<r chocndalltr, Karon chott, Charl<n< chrivrr, Tim Schv.·artz, Ptnny cott. Ro lyn Stdar, cott <ifri<d, Jan <lm,<r, Mary 186 Sophomores ��• eyd<l, Karle hUDIZU. flrl<n< mith, D<1ra m1th. K<lvin mith, PJm • mlth, Rrb<cca nydrr, Mary prncrr, Richard tandlry, John Iotts, June trickland, hirlry trrn~. Kathy v.artz, Dan Tanaka, usan Taylor, usan Trncich, hrrry Th1lle, Cathy Tov. nsend, Brcky Tov.·n<end, J1m Town<end. farilyn Trrmm<l, farcia Truair, lkcky Trujillo, Daisy TruJillo, Doris Tucker, Jan Tunick, Tim Van Natt<r, Tony 188 Van \Xloerkom, Julie Vette, Terry \'Y'agner, Charles Walkrr, Verna Ward, Phil Watrrs, Kathy �Sophomores \\l'ashml!ton, Karen Wier, Phyllis \X'ilbur, Bill Wilker on, Alexis \X'ise. usan Wi ehart, Lynn \\/'olcott, teve \XToodard, Alan Woods, Bill \X oodwud, Dave Wri~tht. Carolyn Cluff, Doug Cluff, Ed Hunt, Ken 189 �D1amond, Grog Class sponsors class dues . fiss Joyce Walker and Mr. Emd Ztegler, discuss Junior Nod, Ang1e Junior cia s officers Ann Bell, Judy Coffee, Karen Kawashima, and Downey Hillmeyer reflect junior class enthusiasm. Student Council Wade, Sally \'\' eber, George Young, Paul 190 �Juniors A~. Pat Alkove, Da-id Allen, Carolyn Allen, John Alvarez, Gary Anderson, DeVonn• Anderson, Mellene Anzel, Barb•u Arnett, Lonie Aydelott, Roger Babbs, Mary B•ckman, Chris Barnes, Alana Barry, Ro~rta 191 �Brardsv. orth. Gary Bdl. Ann Brotlry. Cindy Brrry, Harold Drtz, 1 hn Din •man. 1an B"hop, Harold Black, Ron no.,hlrr, ]ran Bonham, Strve Bon 1b. John B nsib. Prpprr Bouchirr. Laurd B,l,. rn, K thv Bov.·rrs, 1••nor Bradford, Chrrry Bramr, Donn• Brannon, P2t �Bre,.er, Bob Brodenclc, Dan Brodi<, Judy Brook , J•ann• Bruso, Carol Buffaln, • hnan Bull k, 1lli•m Burchfield, J hn Butlrr, Jod Calv1llo, Frank Juniors Carroll. Lmda C.asrbolt. J•m slrr, Holly Chan<y, Andre,.· Chapman, Btll Ch•s,<n. B b Clark, Btl~ Cl.ary, Linda Cl•m•nts, Andre"'' Co, Vitalia Coddtn . Blake Coffee, Judy Collard. Clark Collins, Kathy Conis, Tom Coonry, !l.hura Cowan, Joel Crabb, (indy Cullip, John Dailey, Lanell Dallas, bry Davies, Bill Davis, Barclay Davi , Becky Davis, Kacky Dembeck, Robert Denious, ancy Dennis, Kathy Densmer, Ron Deutsch, Sandy Dtamond, Greg Dtck, Dav1d Ot1rau. \Verntr Downey, Margaret Drommnnd ue 193 �Dulac, Jan Eckhardt, John Edwards, Dave Eggleston. Judy Eversnun, Darrell Fancher, Randy Fauver, Mary Jo Fielding, John Fields, Diane Fisher, Beth Fisher, Kathy F1sher, Ronald Floyd , Barbora For;elius , Val Francis. Julie Franz. Rosemari(': Frey, Rod Frobig, Charlotte Fujimoto, Lynda Garcia, Tina Garrrtt, Dave Gatseo , teve Gensheer, John Gerke, Den i e Giddings, Yvonne Gilbert, Kathleen Golson, William Gomez. Kevin Grandy, Sandy Gra)', Princess Gray, Tom Green , Patricia Greenberg, Walter Gre<r, \X'alt<r Grier, Rod Griffin, Sheila 194 �Gruen~r , hlfley Gue t, Pat Hadley, Barry Ha~er, Jane Hall, Cindy Hall , J anne Hall, J <Ph Hall , \\'e ley Ham•lt n, Be3\er Harris, J yce Hart, u an Hastmgs, Celeste Healey, Terry Heckel. Ted Heger, Debbie Hendee, E'e Henderson, Carmen Henderson, Edith Henderson. Lynn Herrera. Vickie Juniors Hi~gins. Pamela Hillmeyer. Downey Holmes, Gmny Holmes, Lana Hudgms, Anther Hudson, Barbara Jnm~n. Tyler Jackson, O,bb1e Jackson, Jan Jackson, Tom Janda, Richard Jew, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson, Herietta Johnson. Linda Johnston, ancy Jones, Connie Jones, Sylvia Jean Karr, Andy 195 �Kawashima, Ka,..,n Kelley, Kay Knowles, Menlynn Kopp, Linda K,..,tschmar, James Krill, Juli Kriwenkow, Olga Kusumi, Marilyn Lamb, Alan Un1bott, Danny Lamers, John Lang, Mike Juniors 196 ��McG!'IIder, Russell McNeill, Carol Mensing, Cindy Juniors Miller, Regina Miller, Tommie Miller, Vicki Lev. allen, Janet Londsay, Tom Long, Tom l.uer;, Marty MacDougal, Greg Madden, Kelly Mahoney, Lani Manaois, Debbie Mannelito, Daisy Markis, Kathy Martin, Gene Martonez, Paul Mayeda, Dianne McAndrev. , Connie McCue, Joe McElroy, L•nda McGrath, haron McGrath, Tom 198 Mines, Re~~ie Mitsis, Phil Morimoto, Kerry Morrison, Cecilia Morrison, Trudi Moses, Brad Moss, Shirley Mottet, Nancy Murphy, Kenneth �Ntil, David dson, DolortS Ntubtrt, Vivian 'ieto, Lonme N1 h1mura, Cindy "otl, An it "uss, Michele Ochs, hnlynn Olstn, Donna Olson, Sttve Oncalt. Jackie O"Neill, Chris Ovtrland, Kris Parks, Mike Peak, Dave �Perez. lkrnk~ Phd!>$, Chris Phill•!>$. Peggy Pierce, Dav~ Plastino, Pai e Poindextor, Jenny Pnnce. Rosemuy Pryor, Beverly Jo Probst, Molly Radovich, Lynotte Ratton, Re~ina Reece, Ranrly Juniors Ri~~. ancy Rhodes, McGregor Roberts, Helen Robmson, Freda Ro~genbach, Michele Roli<on, Gloria Ro , Kathy Rountree, Ruthann Row<e, Cindy Rupp, Lia in• aks, Sch•nefelt, Tim Schemel. RJCk Schilt, jean cott, jackie Scribner, Carol eymour, Patricia hanahan, Jim 200 �Shaw, Jim Shea, Shawn Shepard, Charles Shermacl:, Gail Simon, Carma Sisneros, Chri tine Sisneros, Irene Smallwood, Cynthia mith, Jim Smith, Joyce Ann Spin~Jc. Marie Stafford, Neal Standley, Sue Stanek, Lynda Starr, Gary Stevens, Donna Stever, lkth Story, Leslie Stroh, Sherry Strom, Paul 201 �trom, Tony 'tudor, I rnda uo r, Albort Tan>ka , Dan Tato, huon Tawau. Bruce Toploy, uzi Thaomrrt, Jud•th Tharmort, Richard T•mborl3ko, Richard Toffoli, Drbbio Toolry, Tom Tov. nsond. Jan ico Traxlrr, Chuck Traylor, Sandy TruJillo, hey Turnrr, fcKinloy Tu.-.ick, Carb 202 �Typher, Vicki Valdez, Tony Van Tas le, Quent1n Varner, Pat Venters, Bubara Verdutn, Dc:bbte Vi inatz, Dale \\'ade, ally \'\'alker, joel " alker, Mark " alker, Paleri \'\'ard, hnanne \\.'atson, Christine \Xfeber, Dan .Weber, George \\'"feiman, Donna Juniors \XIe1 s, !.ora W-elch, Toni White, )oni \'<liggans, Bubara Wi~gins, Barbara Wtlkins, Jannelle Williams, Janette \Xfilliams, J.eroy Williamson, Cheryl Winchell, Karl Wohl, Kenny \Xfoods, 1argaret Wrenn, plinter Wright, Bill Wright, Kenneth Young, Paul 203 �Senior Mr. Raymond .Acsell and Miss Judith Rowntree frequently offered a helping hand to the Class of '67. Student The leadership qualities of an East High .Angel are exemplified by class officers Lou kubal, Silvia Smith, Bob Gates, and Ginny Irving. Council JEFF BETH LYNDA JACKSON JANICE MORGAN KENNY P.AS.ARElll CLARK ROSS JACQUE VINCENT P.AUL VOGEL SYLVI.A WONG 204 �ABDOO. MARGO ACKARD, DEBBIE Jr. Guls' Football Team AOAM , CHERIE AER E, JI f AERNE, MIKE AGUR. ROBIN Art Club-Treasurer; Folklor< Club. ALARID, JOANN High School Red Cross; Karate Cub; Knit-Wits; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Teens; Worship Chairman; '67 Club. ALDRICH. BRE DA Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cros ; Model Teens; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis. ALKOVE, RICHARD ALLEN, SA ORA Dele ate A •embly; Orchesis; P.T.A. Hostess. ALLE , SHARON Counterpoints; fodem Dance Group, Orchesis; Teen-Age Dems; Play Festival; Camelot. ALVAREZ, JEANNE Seniors ANDREW. GEORGE ANDREW . RO ALD ARGUELLO, LINDA ARM TEAD, FRANCIS ARTZER, CO IE Camelot; Delegate Assembly; Holland( Michigan Exchange; InterClub Council; Montage; Spotlight Sta f, Editor; Sophomore Orientation Staff; ational Thespian Society. AUMILLER, RO tO A AU TIN, TAN AU TIN, TEVE 205 �BAILE, ED All chool how . BALBONA. ELDA Drama Club, East Dane< G roup. id• Playors ; Mod•rn BARBER, JUDI Bridg• Club; Drama Club, East Sid• Play<rs ; Folkloro Club, JCL; Pr<-M<d; k•a t : SP<'«h. BARLOW, FRED Dd•l':•t• Assombly ; F.B.L.A. , k•ast ; Boys' Bowling. BARLOW. JERRY BARLOW KY. POLA D•legate A sombly BASTIEN, COLLETTE Art Club, Vic•-Pros. · Aufst<igor Club; Drama Club, East Sid• Play<rs; Folkloro Club, Pros.; High School Rod Cross; T••nAil.< Republicans; Tri-Hi-Y. BAT! CH, JERRY BAUDERER. MARIA BAUM. 01 AH D.tegat• As •mbly; Folkloro Club ; Jumor Achievement; Karat< Club; Mod.t T .. ns. 206 �BEA LEY, IIIR)EY Dele ate Ass=bly; F.T.A., Knit·W•ts; White Jacktts. BEATTY. li!'IDA BEJr~J· 1.1~~: Delegate Assembly; ym~o IUm; Y-Teen , '67 Club. BBIERLE, GAIT. F.B.L.A.; Girl ' Bov.·ling; BEI.F. JEFF AII·C1ty Ba ball; !Ia eball; ''D" Club; v.eetheart Couple At· tendant. BEI.I., ROB All· 1ty •limmin ; Auf tei_ger Club, Boy ' tate; ''D" Club, Delegate Aucmb!y; GymnastiCs; Hi h chool Red Cross; lacrosse; Student Counc•l: Student Counctl leadership Conference; tudent uncil Work hop; v.immin~; '67 Club, Steering Committee, Denver Mayor'• Youth Council. BE DER, MAUREEN C.llncert Choir, Drama Club-Ea t u.le Player ; Forei n Lan uage Club; Jr. Escort, eraph 1 ters. BERGEN, DAVE Seniors BERRY, DAVID BETH, JEFFREY All School Show; Angela~res; Concert Choir; Jr. Usher; keast; Student Council; tudent Council Workshop, Folk Song Club; fikado: '67 Club. BETKA, ANCY BIDWELL, DENNI All·City Choir; All School Show; Angel· aires; BridRe Club, President; Camelot; "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Usher; National {erit Letter of Commendation; Pre-law; Tennis, Varsity Letter; Computer Club; fikado; Out· standmg Science Junior, Senior Scholar. BIRD. l.INDA Bl HOP, ROY All chool Show; Karate Club; R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, Hi-Y. BLACK, KE BLACK, HARON All·City Pep Club; Bridge Club; Classifi. cation Board, Secretary; Dele~tate Assembly; Folklore Club; Pre- fed· P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; keast, Treasurer; Student Council Leadership Conference; White Jacket , Parliamentanan; D.P. • Human Re· lation Conference. BLUNT. S THOMA Brid~e Club; Che<S Club; Deletute Ass.mbly; Euclidean Club; Pre-Law; Science Semi· nar; cuba Club; eoior ervice Project; S111eetheart Couple Attendant; fetropoli· tan Brid e De ign Contest Winner; '67 Club. 207 �BOEHLER, I.EE A N BOGGE ,.ANTHONY ~:~1.ate .As-embly, F.T . .A. ; Junior .Ach1...,.ement, JCL; Concert BOGE • GI.E BOHM, CHRISTY BOHNHOFF, A 'ORA BOLDE . ROBERT .AII-C.ty wimmin ; "D" Club; Dele~ate A "'mbly; Football; Inter-Club Council; Key Club, President; Ranum Exchange; Sen1or Service Project; keo<t; tudent Counc1l Leadership Conference; wimming; Track; '67 Club. BONHAM, Ll D.A BONNOT, NANCY All School ho"; Cheerleader; Fall Sport Queen Attendant; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Qu~n Attendant; w..,theart Cnuple; Tri -Hi-Y, White Jacket . BOONE, ANGIE All chool Show; Delegate .As"'mbly; P.T ..A. Model; Symposium; Y-Teens BOTTORFF, RUTH Classification Board, ecretary; F.T ..A.; High School Red Cross; PTA. Hostess; keast; Student Council Leadership Conference; White Jackets; '67 Club Steering Committee; Folksong Club. BOUCHIER, PAT BOWMAN, MICHAEL Seniors BOYD. PAUL BOYKO, MARK BOGLE. CA DY BRADFORD, MARBlE Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Hostess. BRADY, RON All School how; High School Red Cross, Treasurer; Key Club; Bri'rm~·MARY All-City Choir; All School Show; .Angela~res; Cheerleader, Con· cert Choir; Dtle~tate .Assembly; Fall Sports Queen; May Qu..,n Attendant; Model Teens, H1 torian; Spotlight Staff, Publicity Mana~ter; Wh1te Jacket ; .AMS Busmess .Award; '67 Club. BRI COE, DIANNE All School Show; Camelot; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, Secretary, Delegate A "'mbly; Girls' Bowling, President; Inter-Club Council, Knit-W1ts; Ranum Exchange, Host"s; White Jackets. BROMLEY. MARY Concert Cho~r : Drama Club-Ea<t S1de Pbyers; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hostess; eraph Sisters. 208 �BROWN, BOYD Ba <ball; "D" Club, Otlrgat< A rmbly ; Golf, Gymnastics ; JCL; kra t. BROW , GAIL Jr. Escort; traph Si t<rs . BROWNE, RU ELL Brid~t Club; Euclidran Club; Int<r-Club Council ; National ftnt, Lttt<r of Commtndation , Comput<r Club, Prtsidrnt. BROWNSTI E. DON H1 h chool Rtd Cross; Sprtch BR 'ER, PATRICIA F.T.A., Jr. E.cort; M dd Tttns; P.T.A. Hostrss; <raph Sistrrs, White Jacktts. BRYAN, DINAH Jr. Escort; Modd Trens, Corrrsponding Secr<tary, P.T.A. Modd; Srraph istrrs, Corr<Sponding Srcrrtary; Skrast; Drlrgate to Sophomor< A <rmbly BUCKLEY, VICKIE Otlrgat< Assrmbly; P.T.A.; P .T. A. Hostrss; Ranum Exchany<. BUCKNER, RODERICK Mrs. Carolyn Roth (right) pauses a moment during the day. A smile lessens the homework burden Mrs. Zelda Rouillard (middle) assigns her class. Mr. William McGinnis reflects on a student's efforts. BULLOCK. DEBRA BURGIN, ROGER BURRES , CYNTHIA All-City Choir ; All School Show; Angrlair<S; Camelot; Concert Choir; Otlrgat< Asstmbly; Folklor< Club; Girls' Bowling; High chool Rtd Cro s; krast; Studrnt CounCil Lcadrrship Confrrrncc; Mikado. BU H, SUSAN BUTLER, LORRAINE Knit-Wits; P.T.A. Host<Ss; Y-Tttns CALDWELL. FRANCES Otlrgatc AS<tmbly; Folklor< Club, F.T.A.; Model Tttns; P.T.A. Modrl; Tttn-Age Dtrns CANNATA , JAMES CASON, MAlJRICE All-City Track; All-City Choir; AII-Mttro Track; Angdairrs; Art Club; Cone<rt Choir; "0" Club; Int<r-Club Council ; Junior Achirvrmrnt ; tudtnt Council Ltad<rship Coof<rtncc; Track; Hi-Y Club, Prtsidtnt. 209 �CAAfiE~Iu~? D~~ate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Playm; Orch.sos; ~och; Ad' need Band, CA lOY. DIAN, A CA TE, . . EVA Drama Club--Ea t ide Players; German Club; fontage; Rofle· ette (Goris') ~och. CHAP fAN, HERRICK All-City tudent CounCil; All chool how; Bridge Club; "D" Club: Head Boy; Holland, fichigan Exchan e; JCL; Jr. Class Officer. Pre<odent; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Pre-Lawi Pre-Med; Stu· ~~~~cit \v~~t hot;; el-~n;;~~nWoo~b"ud .... ~~nt~~:n s~e~i~e/ s~~~~~~ Dele~tate to •tion•l Con>ention of rr;e Nation•! Associ•tion of Student CounCil ; '67 Club. CHIRICHILLO. DOROTHY CHMURA, JEAN All-City Red Cross Council; Art Club. President; Delegate Asembly; Folklore Club, VICe Pr.sodent. F.T.A.; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council; International Relations· P.T.A Hoste s. CLARKE. JAMIE ' ' CO Kl.E, WAYNE COLLI • JOE Auf•tei~t<r Club, Lacrosse. CONNELL. fARY ANN COOK, Cl DY CORE, HERRA Girls' Bowling. COU INEA , UE COX, KLAU Track; •nta Claus Shop. CRAP O, . JOYCE CROW, !ARC c~~{;{~LC:t~b~~~Js Bov.ling; Symposium. CUNNI. 'GHAM, ART All School how; Che< Club; Euclidean Club; F T.S.; JCL; R.O.T.C." Drill Team; Concert Band; Dance Band; Boys' Hi-Y. CUNNINGHAM. CAROL Dele~tate Assembly; Holland, fichigan Exchange; Honorary Ca· det, 1St Lt.; fodel Teens, Treasurer; tudent Council Leadership Conference; White Jackets; R.O,T.C. Drill Team; Concert Band. DAHM, LOIS AII-Coty Pep Club; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, Histonan. DANIELS, LARRY All City Band; Chess Club, Concert Choor; Karate Club, Track; Wrestling; Concert Band, Hi-Y. DAY! . LEONARD DAY!, RANDY ~{.~~~~~ • J~ff, Managing Edotor; Delegate AS<embly; Angelus 6 DAY! ON, RO EMARY Bridge Club; Chess Club; Euclidean Club; Folklore Club; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hostes : Seraph Si<ters; Y-Teens. 210 �Seniors DEAN, JENNY LEE DEEP, LINDA All School Show; Folklor<; Y-T<<ns. dtl JU CO, DAVE Bndg< Club, Euclidtan Club; Folkloro Club, Jr. Ush<r; Lacros. <, Pro -Law; ktast , Comput<r Club, Vic< Prosidtnt; S.nior Scholar. DILLO , CHARLIE DINAN, JOHN DIXON, MELI SA All -City Rtd Cross Councol, Ddtgat< Asstmbly; Drama ClubEast Sid< Play<rs, Folkloro Club; Hogh School Rtd Cros~ Rifl<-<tt<s (Girls ' ), Sktast. DOEBLEY, JOHN DOlDA, SHARON D<l<gat< Asstmbly ; Girls' Stat<, Alt<rnat<; Jr. Escort: Modd Tttns; P.T.A. Mod<l; <nior Strvoc< Proj<ct; S.ranh Sisttrs. DORAN. JIM Aufsttig<r Club; Bridg< Club, D<ltgat< Asstmbly; Euclidtan Club , Folkloro Club; Laton Am<ncan Club; Scuba Club ; Stag< Crow DORTZBACH, KARL JCL; Wrostling. DOWNEY, DO ALD DREHER, PAT Classoficatoon Board, Prosidtnt; D<ltgat< Ass.mbly; Sktast; \X'hit< Jockets ; '67 Club. 211 �DREYER. DAN All School how: Concert ChoJC; Dele~ate A<sembly; Holland, fich1~an Exchange; Inter-Club Council, JCL; Skeast, V1ce President: Folksong Club. DROM fOND, RAY kea<t. DURBIN, liNDA DUVAU. TEVE EA LEY, CURTIS EATON. BOB cuba Club, V1ce President; kea t. EBEI!.. MARY ANN EL NACH. DWIGHT "D' Club; Football; JCL, Key Club; Pre-Law; Senior Service Project. EITEL, Tl f ELMBLAD. JEAN Angelus taff, Layout Editor; Euclidean Club, Secretary; Jr. Escort; National ferit Finalist; P.T.A. Hostess; eraph Sisters; Senior cholar. El. EY. BILL ENAR ON. JUDY Aufsteiger Club, Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross: fodel Teens. Seniors ENCINIAS, THERESA ENG!J H. DON An~elus Staff, Managing Assistant; Chess Club. 0 EPfr~Jg~ ~lu~.IR}resident; Colorado Society of Engineers Award; Euclidean Club; InterClub Council; JCL; Jr. Usher; Pre-Law, Vice President; Speech; Teen-Age Republicans; Woodbury Contest; Computer Club; Senior Scholar; Metro Bridge Design Contest: '67 Club EVERMAN, WAYNE FAI ON. LOIS Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Ho tess; Student Council Workshop; Y-Teens, erviceChairman; Girls' Ensemble; Camelot FASANO, PAT 212 �FERNANDEZ, IRE 'E Delegate Auemblv; Latm American Club; Rifle-ettes . FIEI.D • WILLIE RAY All-City Choir; All- tate Choir; Camelot; "D" Club; Concert Choar; Folk-lore Club; Delegate Assembly; Football· junior Ach1evemet;~t, Jr. Clas Officer, Vice-Pres.; Key Club; Soph. Clas Off1cer, Treas .; Student Council Leadership Conference; \X'restlin~:, H1·Y Club, Treas FLETCHER. VERO 'ICA Model T<'<'ns; Pre-Med; Y-Teens. FLORQUI T, ROD All -City Track; All· {etro Track; All-State Track; "D" Club; ?;'~~et• A embly; High chool Red Cro , Key Club, Sv.·1mmin ; FOI.I.AN BEE. BOB All chool hov.; Camelot, Concert Choir; High School Red Cross; JCL, Consul; Lacrosse ; Pre-Law; S phomore Orientation Staff. FORBES. \X'E DELL All chool how, ROTC Drill Team; Stage Crew. FOSTER, EEL FO TER, VANNY Auf teiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Holland Michigan Exchange; Honorary Cadet; P.T.A. Hostess; Red Cross Club. FRA Z. BARBARA All-City Pep Club; All School Show, Angela1res, Bridge Club; Camelot; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; G1rls' Bowling, VicePres. P.T.A . Model, White jackets, Treas . FRE QUEZ. )0 EPHINE Concert Choir; Latin American Club. FRE QUES. VANGIE FRY, BARBARA Delegate A sembl~; Folklore Club; P.T.A. Hostess. FUI.SO . CAROL GALATOWIT CH. MANFRED GARCIA, HIRLEY Latin Amercian Club; Rifle-ettes. GARLJ 'GTON, LAVEEDA All· ity Choir; All-City Pep Club; All chool Show; Mikado; Camelot, All- tate Choar; Concert Choir; Folklore Club; F.T.A.; Jr . Escort; P.T.A. Model; tudent Council Leadership Conference; Wh1te Jackets, Drill Master; National ,4-hievement Scholastic Program Finalist. GARRETT, JACK GARRFIT, JIM Auf tei~er Club; Swimmmg, \Vrestling. GATE . BOB All-City Sw1mmm/l; All-City Student Council, Angelus Staff, Activities Ass't.; '0" Club; Delegate Assembly, Euclidean Club; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law; Senior Class Officer, President; Senior Service Project; Skeast; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; tudent Council Workshop; Swimming, coGii~~AR.'6~JJ£~T mph King Candidate. Cross Country; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Usher; Skeast; Spotli ht, Sports Editor; Teen-Age Dems, Board Member; Wrestlmg, fanager; ational Merit Letter of Commendation. GEIST. JAY All chool Show; Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; Skeast. GERNER. BILL GIBB . MARY BETH Angelus Staff, Activit1es Editor; Cheerleaderi Delegate Assembly; East S1de Players; Fall Sports Queen Attenaant; Folksong Club; High School Red Cross; May Queen Attendant; M9del Teens; P.T.A . Model; Wh1te jackets. GIBSON, JAMES 213 �GILBERT 0 •. CAY An ~lu taff, Ed1tor; D.A .R. Fmah t, ~~~gate Asscr.1bly, &c .; Fall port Qu~~n Att~ndant; Jr. E<cort; Jr, Prom Qu~n Att~ndJnt; fay Qu~~n Att~ndant, Montage; National {~fit Fmali t, P. T . A. Modd; cuba lub; S~raph JSters; k~ast, oph, Cbs tud~nt Counc1l R~r~scntativ~; Strang·Low~ Po~try Con~~ t. 'I inn~r; v.eeth~art Couple Attendant; White Jacket ; Senior Scholar. GLA EY, PAT All ch<~>l h•>V.; Jr, Escort; Modern Dane~ Group; eraph ist<r , Y. T ~~ns COOl •. ROLA D GOLD MITH, RO Bnd~~ Club; potch, \\'oodbury Cont~st; R1fle Team . COL 0. , CAROLYN Knit-Wits; Prt·M~d. GOMEZ, KARE Camdot; ~~~gate As ~mbly, Folklore Club, High School R~d Cro , lnt<r-Ciub Council; P.T.A. Host~ s; Ranum Exchang~; Whit~ Jack~t ; Y-T~~ns. GO ZALE , TEPHA IE GOTTARDI, A "GIE Angdu taff, Album Ass't; ~~~gate Assembly; High School Red Cross; lnt<r-Ciub Council, Ranum Exchan ~- GRAVE , MARILY '67 lub. GRAY, CYNTHIA High chool R~d Cross; lnt<r-Ciub Council; Junior Achi~=~nt; Knit-Wits; fod<rn Dane~ Group; Orch~sis, Vice-Pres.; P.T.A. Host~ss. Rifl~-<tt~s. Y-T~~ns. CREE , JOY GRIER. PAMELA Seniors 214 �GRIFF! ·.JOE Camelot; Concert Choir; Football; '67 Club. GRU FEI.D, DAN "0" Club, Gymna tic . GU, . JOAN HACKET, CHRI HA .ADOR •. DEBRA HAGER. LLOYD All chool ho"'. Montage; Concert Band. HAllET. DAVID Ode ate A embly; Football; Skeast; Spotli~ht taff; Teen·A e Dem ; '67 Club. HA tii .TO , ALBEANIE { del Teen ; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; P.T .A. Model. HAMILTO,', BRIAN Gymna tiCs; keast ; '67 Club. HAM 10. D. GREG HANLEY, DELORE Counterromts, Folklore Club; G1rls' Bowling; H•1th Cr s. HARDA\\AY, DEBORAH chool Red 215 �HARDY LA \X'RE 'CE Ddcga"tc A stmbly, For.ign Language Club; Junior Acheovemeat; JCL. HARRI , LINDA Modern DJnce Grour; Orchesis. HART. KATHI All City Red Cros Council; Delegate Assembly Vice-Pres.; Fall ports ~uccn Attendant; F.T.A.; Inter-Club Council; P.T.A, H~f'!t{': • 'euz~e Dcms; Y-Tccns; Human Relations Conference. All-Coty Red Cros Councol; Hi!!h School Red Cross, Pres.; InterClub Councol, Sec.; JCL; Seraph Sisters; Skca<t; Spotlight Staff, Reporter; '67 Club. HAVLICEK, IRENE Hf'J..i.Jf.nPLA!{-uap,e Club; Vice-Pres.; Inter-Club Council; Pr<-Med. HECHT-NIEI.SE , JIM Ba<cball; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football. HEDGE, JULIET Orchesis, Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess. HELGE ON. VENITA All-City Choir; All School Show; Angel aires, Prts.; Bridge Club; me lot; Concert Choir. Voce-Pres.; Girls' Bowing; Inter-Club Council; Jr. E<cort, Knit-Wits; Ranum Exchange, Hostess; Rifleettes{· Seraph Sisters; Speech, Prts.; Student Council Leadership Con crcnce, Chairman; White Jackets; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest; '67 Club. HEME OVER, SANDY Knit-Wits, White Jackets. HENDER ON, ERSKINE All-City Band; All School Show; All-State Band; Camelot; Chess Club, Concert Band; Dance Band; Euclidean Club; F.T ..A.; JCL; Speech; Woodbury Contest, Winner. HENDRYX, TED HE RY, BRUCE Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club, Folklore Club; Gymnastics, International Relatoons; Student Council Leadership Conference. HE RY. SHIRLEY Knit-Wits, Pre-Med; Teen-Age Dcms; Y-Tccns, Corres. Sec. HERNANDEZ. RICHARD Aufsteiger Club; Inter-Club Council; International Relations; Karate Club; Teen-Age Republicans, Pres. HE S, LANA HE S. PAUL All-Coty Band; Concert Band. HICK. SANDY Delegate Assembly, High School Red Cro s; Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess; '67 Club. HILLIALRD, RE ETTA HINDMAN. MARGARET An,~telus taff. Copy Reader; Euclodean Club; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med, Pres., Trcas.; Seraph Sosters. HITE, RO ALD Cross Country; Folklore Club; Foreign Language Club. HODGE, LOLA HODGES. THADDEU "D" Club; Football; pcech; Woodbury Conte<t. HOGUE DEBORAH P.T.A. Host< s; Riflc-cttes; Y-Tccns. 216 �HOLI.I , ROB Folklore Club; Forei n I an~:Uage Club; F.T.A ; JCL, Delegate A embly: tudent ouncil Leadersh•p Confrrence, '67 Club. HOLME, PETE Pre·Law, Treas .• "'mmmg, Co·Capta n. HOLME , PEGGY Delegate As embly; lnter·Ciub Council; Rifle-ettes, Vice-Pres., Pres. HOROVITZ, 1ARC All·C•tY Band, All tate Band, Pep Band: Concert Band HORVATH , GEORGE Cross Country: "0" Club; Lacrosse; Track. HO LIHA , PE . ·y All chool hov., Delegate Assembly; jCl , Scnbe; Model Teens, Vrce Pr , , Red .ross. HO TO, , TRACIE GJrls' llov.lm~:: Hrgh • hool Red Cross; P.T.A, Ho tess; Speech, HUHBARO, 1ARVA HUBBELL, JOH HUD 0 , FRAr-:CINE Art Club: Folklore Club; Knit-Wits; Symposium; Y-Teens; Computer Club, Vice-Pres. HER.H. LARRY HU TO., JA Delegate A srmbly; Model Teens, Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. Seniors 217 �~tt1:-~~ 8i.'· ~~AN Ddr~:atr A srmblv; Ea t idr Playrr ; High School Rrd Cros ; Jr. Escort; f •dd Tcens, Rrcordin~: <c.; P.T.A. Hostrs; Stntor Cia OffiCrr, rcrttary; . <ntor fVIC< Projrct, S.raph istrrs· 'potlt~ht taff, Pa~:< Edttor; tudent Council Leadership Con: !Rt~~~nc_•·Pi~t~l~ Council \\'oJk>h p; White Jacket ; '67 Club. All School Sho"'; Art Club; Ea t ide Players. Pres.; lntrr·Ciub \.uuncll;_ I R Ctty; International Rdations; JCL; Jr. Escort; erarh St trr , r<<ch, tudent Council Leadrr htp Conference; y. Trrn< .. oCJal Chatrman, 1\VA AKI, JANICE O.legate A rmbly; F.T.A.; High School Rrd Cross; Intrr-Ciub Council. fod~l Tern ; P.T.A. Hostrss; S.ntor rrvice Project; kra t. Pres.; 67 Club. JACK 0 . Jl 1 AII-Ctty Football, All-City Track; All-City Baskrtball; All School ho"'; Vamty Ba ketball; "D" Club; Varsity Football; Key Club; ta~:e Crrw; Track; H1-Y; <raph King Candidate. JACK 0. , LES O.l<l(ate A embly; G ·mnastio; Jr. Usher; Prr-Med. JACK 0 , L 'DA All-City Chotr; AII-Ctty Rrd Cro s Council; Concert Choir; Dcle!'(at< A rmbly; Folklore Club; Girls' Bowling; Holland, Michip:an Exchang<: Model Trens; Pre-Mrd; P.T.A. Model; Ranum Exchang<; r<<ch; tudent Council; Studrnt Council Leadership Confeienc<; Studrnt Council Workshop, Tri-Hi-Y; Y·Terns; '67 Club . JAME , HO\X'ARD JE EN, LAURA Ddel(ate A< rmbly; F.B.L.A.; Junior Achirvemrnt; P.T.A. Hostess. JEW. LINDA Girls' Bowltnp:; Model Teens; White Jackets. JOH 0 . BILL Auf t<iR<r Club: Football; Lacross<; Slceast. JOH 0 . ELAI E O.lrp:ate As <mbly; F.B.L.A.; Pres ; Girls' Bowling; Inter-Club Council, Junior Achievement, Pres.; Y-Tcens. JOHN 0 . JANIE O.leute Assrmbly, F.B.L.A., Vice-Pres.; Inter-Club Council. JOH ON, KE All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All School Show; All tate Band; Bridp:e Club; Pre-Law; Scuba Club; Wrestling; BridRe Buildinp: Contest. JOHN ON, LAURA JOHN ON, liKE JOH SON. TAMI Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Mod· ern Dance Club; Orchrsis; P.T.A .Hostess; Teen-Age Dems. JOH TONE. TEVE ]0 E . REGINALD All-City Track: All-Metro Track; All-State Track, Art Club, "D" Club; Key Club; Track ]UNCAL, MANUELA P.T.A .. Host< ; S.raph Sister , White Jackets; '67 Club, Strering Commtttre. KA E. BETH KANG. DAVID All chool Show; Concert Choir; Folklore Club; P .. A. Sec.; Bound. KATO. DONNA All School Show; Concert Chotr; Fplklore Club; F.T.A. Sec.; Girls' State· High School Rrd Cross; Holland, Michip:an Exchang<; JCL: Head Scrtbe; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Studrnt Council; Studrnt Council Leadership Conference; Virgil Award. KATZ. LE LIE Key Club, Computer Club. 218 �KAUI.I CH. AXEL An tlus taff, He2d Photogl'llpher; Jr. U her. KAWA fOTO. GEORGE Angelus taff, ports Ass't.; "D" Club; Football, Co-Captain; Key Club; Pat Panek Award; Student Council. KEIRY. EDITH All City Pep Clnb; All School Shov.; Brid~e Club. Sec.-Treas.; Camelot; Concert Choir; DeleJIIate Assembly; Euclidean Club; ational Merit Fore• n I.angua e Club; Jr. Escort; Kn•t-Wits; Finah t: eraph isters; Studtnt Council leadership Conference; '\ htte Jacket • ec.; '67 Club: tasomc Award for Ou~tanding Ach~e,ement: tetropohtan Bnd e Destgn Conte t; ntor Scholsr; Computer Club . KEI l Y. TERRI KE !P, TEPHE ' All chool how; R.O.T.C. Rifle Club; Concert Band: R.O .T.C. Drill Team . KF 'l'AI Y. LARRY KE 'DIG. UE KI OEI, \'\'!, kea t KING, CLAUDIA Cheerleader: Seraph Si tees; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets. Kln·o. BILL KLATT, KATHY H11:h chool Red Cross. KLINE. KRI TEN Skea.t. Seniors 219 �KOO. CE, Gl , Y F.T.A.; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; P.T.A. Hostess; Ranum Exchan.cte; Conctrt Band. KO HI, TAN All-City Band, All-City ChoJC; All-City Orchestra; All- chool Shov.; Angelair<s, accompani t; Bridge Club, Vice-Pres.; Conctrt Chcm, accompanist; Counterpoints; Delegate A sembly; Drama Club -East ide Players; Folksong Club; International Relations; PreLav.; Pre-Med; cuba Club; Teen-Age Republicans; Woodbury Contest; All-State Band; Concert Band, Drum Major; Concert Orche<tra; how Band; Western Civilization Conte t Winner. KRAMER, ROXANN KUNZ, iARY All-City Choir; All School Show; Camelot, . Angelaires, ~c; Cheerleader: H1gh chool Red Cross; Holland, MIChigan ExchanRe; JCL; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate; Counterpoints, treas.; May Queen Cand1date; P.T.A. fodel; • rx•tl!l:ht taff, publicity manager; White Jacket ; '67 Club, Steerin Corruruttee. LA CO fBE. MARY LAGRIMA TA, GREG LANE, A LANE, BRUCE LANEY, CHRI TINE LANGLEY, WANDA ~?t:Wits~~~T:A~lfo~t<s~hool Red Cross, Junior Achiever LAR 0 . BILL LAUGHLIN, MIKE LEONARD, OEL Concert Choir; enior Service Project; Tri-Hi-Y, Recording SecLESLill." LUANN LEVIN, KEN Camelot; An~telus Staff; Student-Teacher Relations Editor; Foreign Language Club; Key Club: Pre-Med; Senior Service Project; Skeast; uV{gJ;(!{'. ~r&rR.oert Band; Concen Orchestra; '67 Club. Ba~ball, Basketball; "D" Club; Football; JCL; Key Club, VicePresident. ecretary; Senior Service Project; potlight Staff; Computer Club LEW! , CHARLE LEWIS PATRICIA P.T A. Hoste s: ymposium; I.C.C. Representative. LEYBA, GLORIA F.T.A.; Jr. E cort; P.T.A. Hoste s; enior Service Project; Seraph S1sters. LINN, BOB LINZY, VICKIE East ide Players; Junior Achievement; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model. LITKE. LARRY LIUZZI. KENNETH LOECHNER. FRED All School Show; Angelaires; Bridge Club; Camelot; Concert Choir; Lacros~, National Merit Finalist; National Merit Stm.iFinali t, Pre-Law, Skeast; Spotlight Staff. 220 �LOEFFLER. DREG LEY LOHR, IJ DY Auf teigrr Club; Delegate Ammbly; Dt tributive Education: Girls' II "lmg; Ho h School R..d Cross; Junior Achievement; Karate Club, Or hesis; Rifle·ettes (Girls'); Scuba Club; Stage Crew; Teen-A~< R~ublican.. LO\X'MA: , lu 'NETTE All Coty C:hmr, All chool ho"; Angelaires; Concert Choir; Counterpomt ; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wit ; \\ hote jacket • Camelot. LUCA • CLYDE LUNG, ALBERT Che Club; Counterpoonts; Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; ]CT.. LYNCH. GWE DOLYN MACARTHUR, GEORGE Cross Countrv. Boy • Bowlin ; Latin American Oub . !ACHJ. A. ALEX Che<is Club. President: Euclidean Club; Inter-Club International Relations; Jr. Usher. Council: MA LEOD, BRUCE Euclidean Club: GolL JCL; Jr U her; Pre-Law MACMILLAN, MALCOLM Jr. U<h<r. MADKI , CYNTHIA MAE TAS. RAYMO, D Inter-Club Council: Karate Club, Latin American Club; TeenAfi!e Republicans; Concert Band; Boys' Hi-Y. Seniors MA ELL, KERRY Angelaires; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters. MANZANARE . CECEUA MAR HALL, JOHN SoPhomore Football: Lacro <e; lceast . MARTIN, COY LYNN MARTIN, MARGIE MASON, JOHN Che s Club: Inter-Club Council; Junior Achievement; Karate Club. Ass't In tructor; Boy's Bowling. MAYBURY, RONALD High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council; Pre-Med; Scuba Club. Pres; Studen~ Council Leadership Conference. MAYFIELD. SA DRA All-City Pep Club; F.T.A., corres. sec, Jr. E cort. Knit-Wits; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph isters; Student Council Leadership Con· ference; White Jackets; ASP Finalist. 221 �MAY . DAVID Art Club: Key Club; Track. MAYS, MELODY how; D<irgate Assrmbly; Modrrn D1nce Group; All Schr>ol P.T.A. Ho trss. MCCUNE. BO, 'NIE Mod<i Trens: P.T.A . Mod<i. McDAVID, MARGO McGEE, GLO'!IA lcGEE, KATHY Hi~th chool Red Cross; Honorary Cadet, JCL; P.T.A. Hostess MeG! I • CEI.E TINE P.T.A. Hostess. McGRATH, JAN McGUIRE, KATHLEEN Model Teen<: P.T.A. Hostrss, kra t. McKEE, EDITH Drlr ate A srmbly. Ea t Sidr Playrrs; H111h Scho I Red Cross: JCL; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med; P.T.A. Host< s, Srraph Sisters; YTrrns . McKE ZIE, MARY BETH McK IGHT, LAURIE McWILLIAMS. EAN Aufstei~:er Club, Euclidean Club; Scuba Club; Spotlight Staff, M~~"6~8Rafc:h~ARD 1 M~o r"~~~~ ~hJ3EbJ~ MEJIA, IRIS Knit-Wits; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis, sec.; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Terns. MELLOR. MIKE MELNICK, EVIE AII-Citv Red Cross Council; F.T.A.; High School Red Cross, sec., P.T.A. Host.Ss; Skeast; '67 Club; Red Cross Leadrrship M~LmrcK. HERB Cam<iot; Auf trigrr Club; High School Red Cross; ICC Leadership Conference; Scuba Club; Senior Service Project; Slcrast; tagr Crrw - tudent Council Leadrrship Confrrence; '67 Club; Computer C1ub. ME 'CH. LINDA MENKE USAN r: E'cort; eraph Sistrrs. M {DDLEBROOK, TINA Counterroint<. Knit-Wits; P.T.A. Teen<, Social Chairman '67 Club. MII.I.ER. CLAUDIA MILLER, ELNORE 222 Hoste55; White Jackets; Y- �MILLER, LARRY MILLIGA . CHAR'-ES "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Golf; JCL; Key Club, treu ; La· erose, Pre-Law; ~nior Service Project· Student Council Leadership Conference: w1mming; '67 Club. MILI.W ARD, JANICE H1gh Schnol Red Cross: May Queen Attendant: P.T.A . Hostess; Skta t : Y-Teen•: Jumor Girls Football Team . MIM, DO. ALD f!TCHELI •• BARBIE MITCHELL, ERIC MOll, A. AMUEL MOLL. 1\:EREDY AII-C1ty Red Cro s Council; Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross, v~ee-pres ; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; Slceast; , potlight taH, photo raph coordinator; White Jackets: '67 Club. MOLOCK, JACKIE MO ON . DAVE MO:-ITOYA,DARYL Cr•JS< Countrv: Delegate Assembly; Wrestling MOORE, MERCE All Citv Peo Club; Angelus Starr, Royalty Editori Delegate A<<cmbly; Hi~h chool Red Cross; P.T .A. Model; Wh1te jackets, v1ce-pres; ' 6~ Club ; Girls' Varsity Football Team. Seniors 223 �MORGAN, DON Aufsteiger Club; Chess Club; International Relations; Karate Club, Teen•~• Republrcans. MORGAN, JANICE Clls ification Board; Concert Choir; Delegate AS<embly; Ea t Side Players; F.T.A.; High School Red Cross; Model Teens; Stu· dent Council; tudent Council Leadership Conference, tudent Council Workshop; White Jackets. MORGAN, TOM Aufsteiger Club; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Lacrosse, Senior ervice Project; '67 Club, Steering Committee, chairman. MORI HIGE, JOVIE AII·City Pep Club; East Side Players; F.T.A.; Girls' Rowlin_g; sec; Junior Achievement: Jr. Escort; P.T.A . Hostess· Seraph Sas· ter;: Student Council Leadership Conference; White Jackets, treas; Y-Teens. MORRIS, MARK All-City Track, All-Metro Track; All-State Track; Track. MORRISON, VICKI All City Choir; Concert Choir; Delegate Ammbly: F.T.A.; Model Teens; P.T.A. Ho te< : \Vhote Jackets. MO LEY, MARY LOUISE All-City Pep Club; Euclidean Club· F.T.A .. sec & state vice-pres; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph isters; Senior Service ProJect; tudent Council Leadership Conference; White Jackets, Drill Master; '67 Club, Steering Com· mrttee. MULLINGS, LAKE Folklore Club; Senior Service Project; Student Council Luder· ship Conference; '67 Club, Steering Committee; The Forum. MUNN. GURNEE MYERS, DAVE MYERS. KAREN Angelus Staff, Album Editor; Business Manager, Delegate Assembly; East Side Pbyers; Folklore Club; High School Red Cross; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters, vice-pres; \'\lhote Jackets, '67 Club, Steering Committee; Denver Post Award. NANCE, EARL JCL; Pre-Med; Rifle-ettes; Tennis. NATHA . CORINNE NAVARRO, CHRIS Latin American Club; Rifle-ettes. NELSON. CRISlY High School Red Cross; Skeast. NELSON, MAURICE NICHOLS,. MARILYN NIELSEN, NANNETTE Art Club; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Senior Service Project; Skeast; '67 Club. NORRIS, BERT NUNLEY. MICHAEL Basketball, Cross Country; "D" Club; Track; Concert Band. OHMER, DOTTIE O~R~c~~~~E\J'fodel Teens; P.T.A. Hostess; Skeast; '67 Club. Chess Club, Karate Club, Wrestling, ROTC Drill Team; Boys' Bowling. OLIVER, BILL ORTEGA, KATHY 224 �OWE ' , ANNETTE AII·C•ty Pep Club; Dele~ate Assembly, President East Side Players; Inter Club CounCJC; P.T.A. Hostess; Student Council· Work hop: White Jackets; '67 Club. PACKER. MIMI Folksong Club; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Hostess; Skeast. PADILLA, CO. 'NIE Delegate A<Sembly; F.T.A.; Inter-Club Counctl; International Relations; P.T.A. Hostess; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Rec. Sec, Co-Pres., Denver Mayor's Youth Councif, Corres. Secretary. PADILLA , TEVE F.T .A.; International Relations, Sec. PARKS, EDWARD All· chool how, Foreign Language Club; Track. PASSARELLI, KENNY All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-City Student Council; AI School hov.; All-State Orchestra; All-State Band; Lacrosse; Sopho more Class Officer, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Student Council Represent•· t1ve; r. Student Counctl Representative; Student CounCil Leader ship Conference; Student Council Workshop; Optimist Award M•kado; erarh King Candidate. PEOPLE . BILLIE D. PETERSON, ROGER PHELPS, \XI ARD Aufsteiger Club; "D" Club; Delegate Asembly; Lacrosse, Swim ming; Tennis; 'o7 Club. PHILLIPS. JIM _ Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; JCL; .Jr. Usher Pre-Law; Science Seminar; Spotlight Staff, reporter Seniors 225 �POL 'DEXTER, GAIL ~~~~~ec~f.!'int~~~~~~~ ~l'k~iba9l_rl.s' Bov.hng; High chooi Red POHL iAN, TOM POI!';TER, LAJUANA Ddeg.tte A embly, G~rls' Bo"ling; High School Red Cross, lnter~Club Council; Modern Dance Group, Orchesis. President; P.T.A. Model; Y-Teens; Play Festival, Camelot; Girls' Intramural Ba kethall. PRE. DERGA T, GAIL D.A R . emo Fonalo t, Dele,l!ate A m>bly, Ea t ide Playtrs; High chool Red Cro<S; Int<r·Club Council President; Jr. Escort; P.T.A Ho tess; erarh S1 ters, Presodent; 1.east; potlight St.1ff, Rtport er; Inter-Club Council Leader~hip Conference; Wolcott Sight Readmg Contest, '67, National Thespian ·.xiety; Human Rei a lions, Chairman. 8 PRITCHARD . CHERYL QUAU., CHYI.EE Classof~eatoon Hoard, Pr<s<dent; Delegate Assembly; M del T~ns; • emor Service Pro1ect; Sophomore Council; peech Team; tudent Councol I.eadership Conference; Teen-Dcm , Secretary; Wolcott ight Readong Conte t; '67 Club. REAGAN, PATTY AII-Coty Red Cross Councol; AII ·Coty Student Council; Brodge Club, D.A.R. Finalost; Dele!(ale As embly; Folkore Club; Foreign Language Club; F.T.A.; G~rls' State; Head Girl; High chool Red Cros • Vice-Pr<,ident; Inter-Club Council, Jr. Red Cro.s State Convention; Assembly Committee; P.T.A. 1-iostess, Head; Senior en·ice Project; Seraph Sisters; ophomore Class Officer, Pre<ident, tudent Council W'orkshop; \'qhite Jackets; Sophomore Council. REDFEARN. MARK M. A.1gelus taff. Clubs Editor; Chess Club; Delegate As emblv. F.T.A., VICe-President, Historian; Jr. Usher, footage. Seniors 226 �REFAKI . MICHAEL JOHN REED, BRUCE RE 'TER. IARIL YN REVELS, JA IE A . Ali-C1ty Football, ''D" Club; Dele~ate High School Red Cross: Track; Boys Hi·Y . REYNOLDS. MATTHEW RICHARD 0. , MARION Att Cub: Folklore Club; GymnastJCS, Track. Assembly, Football: RIDE 'OUR, A CY Bndge Club, Cia <lf&cat&on B<>ard ; Delegate A embly~ For<i~:n I.angua11e Club. H1 h chool . Red Cross, Jr. Escort, I del Teen<: P.T.A. Hostess: eraph &Sters. RIHANEK, DEI.ITA ROBIN ON, COTT "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Jr Usher: Kev Club; TenniS RO . O.ARKE , Del~ate A"embly, Skeast; Student Council; Teen-Age Republicans . ROTTMA , KURT ROUT ON. DEANNA ROYAL, TAN RUCKER , PAT F.B.L.A.; G1rls' Bowling; Knit-Wits; Skea t; Y-Teens RUFF, RO ALI D ll•id~e Club, I'.T A.; Teen-Age Republican RUIZ. LYDIA RUTH . ROBBIE JO Delegate A ~mbly; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis. SAl INA . PHIU IP SA DER , JOANNE A FORD. MARY SA DUSKY, TEVE Folklore Club. 227 �SA. TIFER. BRENDA Dd<oat< A <mbly; Orchesis; Intramural Bask<tball SA\X'AYA, HKE B.•ys' tat<, C m<iot; High chool R<d Cross, tr<a ur<r; JCL; K<v Club, Pr<·U'Oo • <er<tary; pe<eh; \X'oodbury Contest A \\'YER, KE 'ETH All C1ty Choir, All- chool how; Che s Club; Concert Choir: Oei<Rate A <mbly; R O .T .C.; Rille Club; Track, ROTC Drill T<>m: ojourn<rs Speech Contest. CHAEFER. A E F.T .A : H1Jlh chool Red Cros , Honorary Cad<t; fod<l Teens; P.T.A. mod<l, keast tr<> ur<r tudent Council-Junior Year, Stud<nt CounCil Lead<rship Conl<r<nce; White Jacktt ; '67 Club . CHAFER, CHE TER SCHOMP, CAROL! E All C1ty Orchestra; All School Sho ...·: All-State Orch.stra; Aufst<Jger Club; Betty Crocker Contest, Winner; D<l<gate Assembly, Att<ndane< ecretarv; Drama Club, East Side Play<rs; Girls' State Alternat<; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Inter-Club Council; Jr. <raph Sisters; Spotli~ht Staff, Escort; <n1or S<rvice Proj<et; R<port<r; Ph••to Coordinator, N<ws Editor; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets; '67 Club; Am<rican Field Servie<. SEGERHAMMAR, BETH Cone<rt Choir; H1~h School R<d Cro<S; F.T A.; Model Teens; Mod<rn Dance Group; Orchesis; P.T.A. Hostess; '67 Club. HEPARD, DA A' SHERRY, JACK SHORT, DOUG SIEM , TEPHEN SIE K ECHT, KARl; Foreign Langua e Club; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. SILVA, JO EPH SILVER, LARRY SIMMINGTON, MIKE Concert ChoJC; Jr, Escort; Camp. SIMMONS, CHARLOTTE Del<gate to C.U. Summer Music IM . WANDA SISACK, SHEILA H•~h School Red Cross; JCL; <nior ec,v1ce Proj<et; '67 Club. SKUBAL, LOU Art Club; D.A.R. Finalist; Del<gate Assembly(· For<_ign Languaj:e Club; Honorary Cadet Lt. Col.; Jr Class Of ic<r-Tr<asurer; Jr. E<eort; hy Queen Junior Attendant, P.T.A. host.ss; enior Class Off1cer-Vie<-Pr<sident/· S<raph Si t<rs; Sweetheart Couple; '67 Club; OptimiSt Award inalist. LAUGI'ITER, LORETTA D• tributive Educat1on, F T.A.; Junior Achi<v<m<nt; P.T.A. Model. I SMITH. DELBERT All-City Football; AII-Citv Track; All- f<tro Track, Basketball: "D' Club: F()()tball, Track; Hi-Y. SMITH; HERBERT All-City Track; All-Metro Track; "D" Club; Football, Track; Wrest! mg. SMITH, KATHY Del<gate Assembly; F.T.A. pr<sid<nt; Inter-Club Council, Jr. £ cort; <raph ist<rs: k<ast; potlight Staff-page editor, Copyrewrite editor, '67 Club. SMITH, UNDA 228 �Seniors SMITH, MARK JCL. kta t. SMITH, YLVIA Delegate Assembly; F.T.A. Secretary and Vice-President; High School Red CroS<; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; junior May Queen .Attendant; P.T.A. Hostes ; enior Class Officer-Treasurer; enior ervice Pr.,ject; tudent Council Leadership Conference; ~'hite jacket . SPEICHER. UE Bridge Club; Delegate .Assembly, Folklore Club; Jr. Escort ; P.T ..A. Model; enior ervice Project, eraph isters; reech ecretary; \X"hite Jacket<. SPE 'CER, JOH • .All chool how; .Angelaires; Concert Choir; Drama Club, East ide Players, Vice-Pre ident and Treasurer; peech; Student Council Leadersh1p Conference; Woodbury Contest. PERRY, MARTIN Dele~:ate .A sembly; I-R City, International Relations; Shafroth tudent Council Leadership Conte t '66. Winner '67; Speech; Conference; Teen-Age Republicans; \X'oodbury Contest. TAFFORD. DO!'; A RAE STARR. KATHY All-City Orche tea ; .All School Show; Cheerleaderl· Concert Choir; Delegate .Assembly; Holland, M1chigan Hostess; r. Prom Queen .Attendant, Key Cub weetheart; May Queen oph, Atendant; Model Teens; P.T . .A . {ode! ; White Jackets . '67 Club. STECK, DAVE STEPHE , LARRY Baseball; '"D" Club; Football. STEVE o, ,SHERRY Counterpoints; Folklore Club, G1rls' Intramural B:r>ketball; High chool Red Cross; P.T ..A. Hostess; Senior Service Project. STOKER. MILLIE Junior Ach•eYement; Knit·\'V'it , Y-Teens; treao;urer; STOUT, BECK! Deleute A«emby; Forei~n Club; High School Red Cro s; Skeast; Sophomore Council; Tri-Hi -Y. STRATTON, JACKIE Jumor Achievement; JCL. S1'R.A TTON. .Ar-;CY AII·City Pep Club; Delegate .Assembly; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen .Attendant; Model Teens; P.T A. Hostess, emor ervice ProJect; tudent Councii-Soph. Year, tudent Council Leadership Conference; Sweethent Couple At· tandant; Tri·H1-Y; White Jackets President; "67 Club; Optimist Award Finalist. STUART, DAN BridRe Club; Chess Club; International Relations. STUART, HA S All· chool hov.; Bridge Club; Chess Club; International Rela· tions. 229 �TULL. LINDA SWEARE 'GE . JOEY All chool how; O.,le~ate Ass•mbly; Folklore Club; Junior Ach~<v<m<nt, Drama Club Play. SWEEK. TEVE All • chool 'how; Junaor Ach1e.,.ment; Karat• Club; R.O.T.C Rlfl• Club; k<ast. SWEET, CHRI SUTHERLA D. JAN TAFT. HERRY Arid~• ( lub; Count<rpoints; O.,l<~at• Ass•mbly; Drama ClubEost id• Playe"; P.T.A. Ho trss; Rlfl<·<ttrs. TAYLOR, JULIA! A D•l•gate AS<<mbly; P.T.A. Host« ; Student Council Leadership Cnnf<r<ne<; Student Council \Vorkshop; Y-Trens--courtrsy Chair· man. TAYLOR , LARRY Seniors TAYLOR, PATRICIA TAYLOR, WALTER 0.,1< ate Ass•mbly; F ..B.L.A.;. Foreign Lan~age Club, Correspond· ing ec; F.T.A.; Sen1or ServiCe Project; tudent Council Leader· sh1p Conference; Sophomore CounCil. TEDE KO, JACKIE TENBRINK, ALLEN TICE, PAUL TlMM. BRAD TOLIVER, KAREN TOPPI G. ARCHIE "D" Club; Football; Track. 230 �TORRINGTON, MARY All _chool ho"; O.,le~tate A"embly; DrJma Club-Ea t Side Pla)ers, Folklore Club-VICe-presrdent and Presidnet; Inter-Club C;<JunCll, lr. E cort; Modern Dance Group: P.T.A. Hostess; . eraph tsters; ea t; Speech; Teen-Age Republicans· Girls' Rifle Team Girl< Track: Judo Club. ' ' TRAVIS, PAM Fulklore Club,! Fore1gn Lan ua e Club; Pre-Med. TRUJI! 1.0, N ;TO I. 'ETTE TUFT, CHARLE AII-C1tr, Sw1mming: An,c:elus Staff Top 6-Sports Editor; Bovs' tate; 'D" Club; Inter-Club Council; Pre-Law, President; Skeast; "''mmin ; Denver Po,t-Wards A...·ard Outstanding enior; Soph· omore Orrentatton Staff. TUR. 'ER, u:--;DA D1stnbutrve Education. TUR 'ER, TO. f VALDEZ, ~THER Karate C:ulb, P.T .A. Ho't Tr osurer. '67 \Jub, teenng VAIDEZ,ROGER ; enior ,ervice Pru1ect, Y-Teensmmittee. VA. NATTER. UKE "0" Club: Dele~ate Assembly-2nd emester Pre1ident; Football; Inter-Club Council, Vice-president; JCL-Pr<sident; Sweetheart Couple; eraph King Candidate. VE A, JIM VIALPA DO. fARY . . VICKER , BARBARA . Cheerleader; Cbs 1fJCatJon Board-Pre 1dent, soph. and Jr. ~ears; Delt2ate A cmbly -Parltam<ntana; Modd Teem, P.T.A. Model; Tn Hi Y-Voce-Pre<ident; White Jackets. VI, CE. 'T, JACQUE Delej:ate A <rmbly; F.B.L.A.-Reporter; Hogh School Red Cross; P.T.A. Model; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; we<theart Attendant VOCKEL, GREG VOGEL. PAUL .All hool how, Delegate .Assembly; Speech; Student Coun· ell; tudent Council Leadersh1p; Conference; tudent Council Workshop; '67 Club. WAD!)ILL, JEA Jr. Escort: P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters. WAGNER, CHARI.E WALTON, EARLINE \X'AITZ. PATRICIA WAR. ER, GAIL 231 �WARRE • MARY Girls' Bowhng; Junior Achievement; Knit-.,·its ; P.T .A. Hostess, \Vh1te Ja<ket ; Y -'rttn\ , WATA, ABE, JO A. ' Art Club; Jr. E<cort; Knit-Wits Vice-President; Pre -Med Vice· Prtsident; traph Sistus; Y-Tttns . WATT, TRE A Scuba Club ; Speech. WEAVER . D\\' A WEBER, LORIE Counterpoints; Folklort Club; Kmt-Wits ; P T.A. Hostess, Y·Tttns. WEBER. MARY All chool ho.,·; Camelot; Che Club; Concert Choir; Duma Club-East ide Players; Prt·Med; Rifle-ettes; cuba Club, Secrttary. WEEKS, KATHLEEN Jr. E cort, eraph S1 ter , WELCH, JO CARYL AII-C1ty Pep Club; Delt~tate As<embly; Fall Sports Queen At· ttndant; Girls ' Bowling; International Relations ; Junior Achievement; P.T.A. Hostess; Skeast; \Vhite Jackets ecr<tary; Y-Teeru. \VERDE , HARI Drama Club, East Side PlaTers; International Relations; Knit-Wits, PCJnnp•l ' Ad"'"ry Counci ; Y·Tttns enice Chairman . WE TMORELAND, DAN WHITE, KAREN Angelus Staff, Copy Editor; Delegate Assembly; High chool Red Cross; Inter-Club Council; lodtl Teens Prtsident; P.T.A . Modtl, tOJor trvice Project; peech Stage Crtw; Angelus Queen '6~; ophomort Council. \X'HITE, HEILA Seniors WITII 'GTO , SARAH WILDER. PAULETTE WILKI , TERRELL Camelot; Concert Band; '67, Ste<ring Committee . WILLEY, BRE DA All -City Choir: An~telaor.s; Concert Choir · Counterpoints· eign Language Club Prtsident. ' ' For- WILLIAMS, CLI TON All-Metro Track, llasketball; "D" Club ecr<tary; Fall Sports Qu«n Escort, Football; High School Red Cross; Key Cub; Stage Crew; Tuck; •n<theart Couple Attendant; Orientation Staff; Hi-Y. WILI.I .. M , ELAI E WILLIA fS, JANET WILLIAM , TEPHANIE All-State Choir; nc<rt Choir. Counterpoints; Girls' Bo" ling; High chool Rtd Cross; lnttr·Ciub Council; {odd Tttns; Rifletttts PrtsJdtnt. 232 �WILLIAMS. TO, "Y WINTER , HARON Brid~e Club; Counterpomts; F.B.L.A ., Assistant Secretary; G~rl's Bowlin!'l; Junior Achie\'ement, P.T.A. Hostess. WI EHARI, LEE Wrestling . WONG , YLVIA All chool ho ...·; Angelaire ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Class ecretarv; Jr. Prom Queen; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model; Student Council; '67 Club. WOOD, PATRICIA Bridge Club, F B.L.A Treasurer; Girls' Bo ...·ling; Junior Achievement. \\'OOOY, HARI WOSK. BER.'<ICE International Relations; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med Vice-President, and Pro ram Chairman; eraph Sisters, White Jackets. WRIGHT, BETIY WRIGHT, CHERYL P.T.A. Ho tess; Y-Teens. WRIGHT, RO LYN WYCOFF, AVA YEAGER, PATTY Knit-Wits; keast; Speech. YOUNG. 00 lA JEAN Distrobutive Education Publicity Director; Rifle-ettes, Range Officer. YOUNG, MIKE .All-City Wrestling, "D" Club; Golf; Gymnastics; Lacrosse; WrestlyQ"JNG, SUE Z.AFFORE, JOHN �Club Rosters ART CL B Prest dent Jean Chumura Vice-Pre tdent : Collete Bastien ecretary: linda McElroy Treasurer: Robm Agur ponsor: Mr. Charles Ott Anthony Boggess Elon Branche harie Burger Gregory Caldwell Jim Cannata Maunce Cason Bill Chapman Stephanie Cook Dave Davis Gail Derickson libby Emery lewis Fletcher Barbara Floyd heila Griffin Kathie Hart Debbie Heger Francine Hudson Bill Jent Reg J nes Roxanne Kramer Mary laCombe John Lamers Jerry Mann Dave Mays Connie Padilla Washington Powers Tim Redfearn Bob eiler Tim chanefelt Ann toenner Richard Timberlake Fred Troster Pat Varner Sue Wise AUFSTEIGER President: Richard Krynen Vice-President: Joe Collins ecretary: Treasurer: Debbie Hawkins Sponsor: Mr. Bobby Hussey Mike Anderson John Arnold John Elmblad Richard Hermady Jim Johnson andy Johson Mike Johnston Ron Mayberry Don Morgan Wayne Matsuda Steve Wolcott BRIDGE CLUB President: Dennis Bidwell Vice-Prestdent: Dirk Epperson Secretary: Edte Ke.iry 234 ponsor· fr. John ichol n Judt Barber linda Beebe h;uon Black John Blunt Tom Blunt Russell Browne John Burchfield Margaret Downey teve Duvall Barbi Franz Ray Gottesfeld Venita Helgeson Ken Johnson Stan Koshi Fred Lochner Kent lupberger Meredith Melville Diane Miller Jim Minton Colleen Polfer Patty Reagan ancy Ridenour Dave Rockwell Terri Rosenbaum ue peicher Dan tuart Hans tuart herry Taft Susan Tanaka ue Wagner Dan Walters Sharon Winters Patricia Wood CHE CLUB President: Alex Machina Vice-President: Richard Timberlake ecretary: Ray Roberts ponsor: Mr. John Timmons Tom Barber Bill Chapman Rosemary Davison Pete Gatseos David Goens teve Hechter Jane Hendryson Bruce Henry Alan Iwahashi Martin Jepker leslie Kent Albert lung Don Morgan Matt Ohr Toni Peros Mark Redfearn Tim Redfearn Burt Rottman Gary tare Dan Stuart Han•s Stuart .Greg Tannenbaum Kevin Tannenbaum Bruce Tawara Tom Tooley Mary Weber "Bob Wtllard Joe Whalen COU TERPOI T President Vicki Typher V tee-President: Connie McAndrews ecretary: Pat Bouchter Treasurer: Mary Kunz ponsor frs. Manon Pad boy Belinda Carrasco Delores Hanley Mary laCombe Dan lambott . Dorsey Moore Yvonne Phillips Gail Poindexter herry tevenson Jean ullivan herry Taft Brenda Willey tephanie Williams haron Wmters Patricia Wood "D" CLUB President: Dan Westm reland Vice-President: Willie Fields Secretary: Clinton Williams Treasurer: Jim Jackson Sponsor: Mr. Kirk Hinderlider Dave Alcove Tom Barnes Dennis Bidwell Glen Boggess Bob Bolden Richard Bott Boyd Brown Joel Butler Steve Carlson Jim Casebolt Andrew Chaney Herrick Chapman Dwight Eisnach Bill Elsey Darrell Everman Nick Erwin Rod Florquist Rod Frey Bob Geismar Kevin Gomez Marshall Greene Joe Griffin Dan Grunfeld Mike Hannibal Mike Hardy Jim Hecht- ielson Jerry Hilliard Thad Hodges George Horvath Anther Hudgins teve Johnston George Kawamoto Greg Lovato Gre~ facDougal Tom McCro ky Charles Milligan Ed Mornll Ken Murphy Mike unley Chr~s Phelps Pete Re hetniak teve Re}·es Ray Robert Vic Robmson cott Robtnson Dave Rockwell lance cnvner Rick haffer Dtl mith Herb mith eal tafford larry tevens Gary tern Archie Topptng Mtke Van Natter Mark Walker Phil Ward Mtke Wilson plmter Wrenn Mike Young Paul Young D.E.C.A. President: teve Rogers Vice-President: Tim Dtckerson ecretary: Ces Guzman Treasurer: Anthony Willtams Publicity Director: Donia Young ponsor· fr. John Rushton Tom Moody Ann Riede Vanie Rtvas Alan cnvner loretta Slaughter Shirley tevens Linda Turner louts Vigil James White Janette \X'illiams EA T ATHLETIC: AND ERVICE TRIB E Prestdent Tom long Vtce-President: Dave Edwards Secretary· lance crivner Treasurer: Joel Walker argeant at Arms: Jim hanahan p nsor: fr. Robert Paul Jim Casebolt Barclay Davis Ron Densmer Greg Diamond Mike Hardy Ed Johnson Rick Larson Greg ;\facD ugal John Me ·air Reg~ie Mines Dave Peak Chris Phelps McGre~or Rhodes eal tafford EAT HIGH PLAYER President· Pam Irwin Vice-President: Bob Collins Recordtng Secretary: folly Probst Correspondmg Sec : Karen Leaver Treasurer: John pencer Historian: Judy Thaemert ponsors frs. Judy Ward Mr. larry Daniels helly Alexander Kathy Allman Woody Argall Carol Atkison Judi Barber Maureen Bender Janice Bingaman Barb Blasingame Allison Branscombe Mary Bromley Carol Bruso harie Burger Marilyn Burkett haron Card Judee Cassidy Benny Cohen Bernette Cowans Mary Dallas Kacky Davis Tina DiFalco liz Downey Cindy Duvall Reagan Eberhart ly11da Fujimoto Christina Garcia Kathy Gibson Tom Gray Jim Hahn Joe Hall Mary Hallet Joyce Hatfield Jerry Hemsi Eve Hendee Bonnie Hessenius linda Hooker Ardis Hughes Bill Jent J\.fanuela Juncal Vicki Krieger Ann lane Kathy lasby Rob latham usan liggett lani Mahoney Joe Mark Joe icCue Holly Mclelland �Carol Roe Guy •emiro Li oonen Chris o· ·eill Ann tt Owen Deborah Porter Gail Pendergast Lynnette Radovich Gary R an Nancy Ra,~:g Carol RoJarts Ruthann Rountree Dd>bie Rnu e Lia Rupp fari Ann auerbriet hoendaller Karen Mimi pencer Belinda teger Beth te-.er Marla tewart June totts Desi Thalley Marcia Tremmel Jula Van Woerkom Kathy \X'aters ha ri \X' erden Alexis Wilkerson R0bert · illard Lynn W'isehart Wanda Wojcysiak EUCLIDIAN President Tony Pecos V ace-President: teve Duvall ecretary Jean Elmbald Treasurer: Dregsly Loeffler ponsor Mr. William Kruse Dennis Bidwell Richard Bott Tom Blunt Russell Browne Ball Chapman Ro emary Davison Margaret Hindman Dave del Junco Dirk Epper n Edie Keary Karen Leaver Alex Machina Mary Ann Mosley Jim Phillips Ray Robert Jon ites Richard Sogn Kevin Tannenbaum Richard Timberlake FOLKLORE President· Jean Goodwin Vice-President: Luther Augenstein cretary: Collette Bastien ponsor: Mr. Alfred Metcalf Robin Ague teve Anderson Robert Alarid teve Austan Rosalind Barki Barb Blasingame Judy Brodie Robert Browne Belinda Carrasco Jean Chmura ~farge Cronky Diane Curtis Darlene Curtis Ro mary Davison Tina DeFalco fi y Dixon Linda Durbin Libby Emery Tim Eitel Bernard Euell Diane Fine ilver Barb Fry Bonnie Goldstein Jeanne Goodwin Delores Hanley Eve Hendee Bruce Henry Tom Hendryx Ronald Hite Linda Hooker Manuella Juncal Harry Lesley Dennis Mackey Lynda McElroy Kathy fcGee Edith fcKee Lo McClure Fatha Moganam Vicki Miller Lake Mullings Dave Murakami usan Philpott Gail Poindexter Cheryl Pritchard Mary Carol Randall Mike Refakis ancy Rigg Marion Richardson Mitzi Russell Rick chemel hirley hmitt Debbie paulding Kay tafford Belinda teger herry tevenson June totts Pam Travis Tom Turner John Vigil Lauri Weber Alexis Wilkerson Elaine Williams Ben Zwibecker FOREIG LANGUAGE President. Brenda Willey V ace-Presadent: Irene Havlicek ecretary Libby Havlicek Treasurer Gail Warner ponsor Mrs. Blanche Pigott Harold Bishop ue Drommond Margaret Downey Manuela Juncal Mary LaCombe Paula McGee Chris 0' 'edl ancy Ridenour ancy Ragg Esther chapire Walter Taylor Qu,.ntan Van Tassell f .:.A. Presadent : Kathy mith Vice-President: yhia mith Corr ecretary: andy Mayfield Rec ecretary: Donna Kato Treasurer: Lewis Fletcher Ha torian: Mark Redfearn Parliamentarian: Ginny K0oce ponsors: Mrs. Marion Powell Mr. Larry French helly Alexander Luther Augustein Linda Beatty Magellan Berry Harold Bishop Debbie Blair Anthony Boggess Patricia Bruner Vicki Buckley Marilyn Burkett Greg Caldwell Jean Chmura Art Cunningham Kathy Fisher Walter Garnett Joyce Harris Kathi Hart Erskine Henderson Jan Iwasaki andy Leerskov Jovie Morishige Vicki Morrison Mary Louise Mosley Cheryll Odegaard te~e Padilla Patty Reagan Beth egerhammer Gary Starr Walter Taylor Earlane Walton GIRL'S BOWLI G President· Dianne Briscoe V ace-Presadent: Barbae Franz ecretary· Jovae torishige Treasurer: Yvonne Giddings pon r Mr. Brian Lee harley Beasley Linda Beebe haron Bridgeforth Linda Burch Cynthia Burress Debra Clark Kathy Crumal Thelma Duncan Linda Frazier Carol Glick Delores Hanley Debra Hardaway Venita Helgeson Carolyn Jew Linda Jew Diane, ~!iller Penny chwartz Cathy Vallance fary \X;arren Mary \X'ayne , tephanie Williams HIGH CHOOL RED CB.O Presadent: uzy Haskans Vace-President: Meredy Moll ecretary: Evie felnick Treasurer: Ron Brady Sponsor· Miss June innard Pat Abe Terry Adams Kathy Allman Bob Bell Debbie Blaar Bev Blakeman Ruth Bottorf Carol Bradford Marbie Bradford Donna Brame Mary Brent Cynthia Burress Jean Chmura Linda Cleary Cindy Crabb Tim Crow Zenta Crow Missy Dixon Pat Dreher Judy Enarson Diana Finesilver Dana Fisher Vanny Foster hirley Garcia Mary Beth Gibbs Angae Gottardi Glenda Greenfield hirley Gruenberg Mary Hallet Maggie Hall Delores Hanley Kathi Hart Linda Hart usan Hart andy Hicks Dave Hinds Penny Houlihan Marilyn Hydinger Barbara Inskeep Ganny Irving Donna Kato Kathy Kunz Mary Kunz Mary LaCombe Wanda Langely and)• leerskov Lou Ann Leslie Gloria Leyba Janet Lewallen Jeanie Linton Linda Luizzi Fatha Moganam Terri Mahoney Betty Marshall Ron Mayberry Daphine McGee Kathy McGee Edith McGee {eredy Melville Jackie folock Dnrsey [oore Meece Moore hirley Moss Charlayne Murrell Christy elson annette •eil n Mami Packer Toni Parks Susie Philpott Gary Picks Gail Poindexter Lajuana Poindexter Colleen Polfer Gail Prendergast Barbie Putnam Lish Putnum Gary Reagan ancy Ridenour Jan Risley ally Rose Terri Rosenbaum Ellen akamoto Anne chaefer Esther chapire Jackie cott Carol Scribner Beth egerhammer Cynthia mallwood ylvia mith ue peicher harie Stevenson Becka Stout Jackie Vincent Gail Warner Karen Washington Karen White Toni White Jackae Williams tephanie Williams yl\'la Willaams INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Presadent Gail Prendergast Vice-Prsident: Mike Van Natter Secretary: Suzy · Haskans pons r: McArthur Bragg Dennas Bidwell Dianna Bnscoe andy Deutsch teve Duvall Beth Fisher Tina Garcia Karen Gomez Jeanne Goodwin Angie Gottardi Joyce Harris Suzy Haskins Jane Heger Venita Helgeson Margaret Hindman Pam Irwin Jan Iwasaka Richard Krynen Tom Long Alex Machina John Mason Ron fayberry 235 �Vicki • 'akashtma Connie Padilla Luana Pointer Tony Pecos ancy RiAA wtt Robins n teve Rodgers tan Royal Kath\ ;nith Gary tarr • 'ancr tratt n andy Trayler Vickt Typher Charlie Tuft Dan \X'estmoreland Karen \Vhite Brenda Willey tephante Williams I TER ATIO AL RELATIO Prestdent: Gary tarr Vtce-President: Pete Gatseos cretary Esther chapire Treasurer teve Padilla ponsor: Miss Liz Williams Cherry Bradford te'e Cia son Walter Garnett &mnte Goldstein Bruce Henry teve Hilbert Pam Irv.·in tan Koshi ancy Lamb Alex ~fachina Dand f re Don Morgan Monica Ormsby Elizabeth Overland Connte Padilla Barbara Putnam Ray Robert Martin perry Dan tuart Hans tuart ickt Tannenbaum D anne Thomas Terry Vette )U lOR CLA !CAL LEAG E Consuls: tan Royal, Bob Follansbee Tribune: Bill Wright Censor Cathi <;antrell mbe· andt elms Historian. Kathi Hart tate Historian : Zarle Williams pon or: 1\fi s Margaret mtth, Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz. TRIBE I Tribune: Bob Follansbee Censor: Jane Heger cribe andi 'elms Pat Abe 236 Rob Brown Karl Dortzbach u Drommond D" i ht Eisnach ick En' in Kathi Hart Er. kine Hendee on D<•nna Kato Karen Ka" ashima ~fary Kunz Albert Lung Vicki 'aka hima Corinne 'athan Marcia "'itta Jtm Philltps cot Robin on ftke awaya ~fark , mith Ke' n Tannenbaum !ike Van 'atter Kenny '\X'ohl TRIBE II Tnbune: Carol Cantrell Censor· Cathi Cantrell cribe: · Allison Ando Allison Branscombe Linda Burch Mag~ie Hall Eve Hendee Kathy Kunz Rich Loeffler Esther chapire Marlene himizu 'tckt Tannenbaum ylna Turner Paul Young TRIBE III Tribune Bd I \X' right CenSOL Linda Carrell en be : Dentse Fergusen Jan Bingaman Joel Butler Kathy Campbell Gary Lighthall Connie McAndrews Regtna !\filler Corinne athan Pai~e Plastino Vicki Typher fargaret Whipple Zarle \X' i lliams TRIBE IV Tnbune ancy tratton Cen or· Allan lwahashi Scribe: uzy Haskins Ann Bell andi Cheek Libby Emery Jolene Fukuhara AI Haskins ancy Lamb Janet Lewallen Ken Liuzzi Franct:s Lowe Lolly MacMillan Kathy McGee Trudy M1•rrison Keary ttta Kathy 0 born l\lollr Prob t Jan Risley \X arren Roger.; Ellen akamoto \fary Selm er Julie tott atH)" , tr,ttton Jackae Tede·ko Kart:n \\'a hington TRIBE V Tnbune: Barbara Fiord Censor: fartha Fiser "cribe: Penny Houlihan De Anna Ander on ara Kozeka Dudley Pace Marianne auerbw:t Cathy Thille , ue \X'ise TRIBE VI Tribune: Jean Do ida Censor: Anthony Bogg-es· en be am 'elson Robtn Barker Alana Barnes Tina Dt Falco Jean Doida Cindy DU\all Jame Johnson fie ;'.fiyake Ed \forrill Delores 'elson Julie oonen haefer Clem Genrge cott Karle . eydel Dana ourbeer KARATE CLUB Pre. ident: James Mason pnn or: i\fr. Alfred Metcalf Anthony Hudgen Rtchard Hernandez Barry l\fa nn Charles mith terling Lacey Tere a Valdez KEY LLB Pre adent cott Robinson Vice-Pre ident: Rachard Le' in son ·cretary: Bob hessen Trea urer· harle lilligan O· pon or · l\fr. Ray Acsell i\fr. Ronald Dobson Bob Bolden Dennis Blum Joel Butler Jim Casebolt Herrick Chapman Barclay Da' as B. Thomas Grar John Eckhardt Dwi~ht Ei nach Willte Fields Rod Florquist Bob Gate Walter Greenberg Jim Jackson It\ e Johnston Reginald Jones Lesla: Katz George Kawamoto Kt:n Le' in Dave ~tars Phil .\!1tsis Chri 0 ' 'ell! Gary ReI, 1n ;'.!ike a" a} a Gar}' . tern Tom Turner Joel \V,tlker Dan \\'estmoreland Cltn n \Villiams Kenny \X'nhl pltnter \\'rtnn IO<IT-\X IT Pre ident Vacki akashima Vace-Pre adent: Delore • ·elson ecretary B .,erly Hamalton Treasurer: Vitalia Co ponsor: Mrs . Rhoda Dean Debbie Blair Gerie Butler Martha Fiser Dana fa her Landa Geast Caw! Glick Pat Guest Jean Hutchi on Deb• ·rah Kay Jackson La Verni :\fcQuire Cindi ishamura Marcia itta Vera Pfeifer Debbae Toffoli LATI A~IERICA cu;B Pre adent: Tina Garcia Vace-President: Raymond Maestas ecretary: ~fary Trujillo Trea urcr: Doris Trujillo (><ln or: fr. Irwin Keinon Ernae Arguello Lill1an Armijo te'e ArmiJO C<mnie Branch Darlene Cordona Kath} ha' ez Belanda Carr,ISCO Dorthy Fernandez Irene Fernandez Jnsephtne Fee quez Vangae Fee quez Dal1a Garcia h1rley Garcia Fernando Grimes Tere a Haney Charlotte Herrera Vicki Herrera Daisy l\fannelito Charlie Martinez Bart filler a' arro Chri Rebekah Quinones Paul Quinones L}·nette Rado,ich Larry ilva Tony trom Paul trnm u21 Tepley Dai y Trujillo Toni Trujillo farcella rio te Bobby Valdez Becky Vi il ~lODE!. TEE •• Pre idtnt: Karen \\ hite Vace-PrtSident: Penn)' Houlihan Corrt'P' •nd i ng ~ecret.ll): Dinah B!]·an Rec rJan<> ere !)': ·ally \Vade Trea. urer· Carol Cunningham crapbook . i\lal)· Brent pon ors: ~[r . Liz PaxiC}' ~lr Irma \X'indholz Terri Adam Brenda Aldrich DeVonna Anderson Caw! Atkason Laurel Bouchier Allison Bran combe Jeanne Bwoks Patricia Bruner Deborah Davis Kackr Da' is andy Deutsch Jean Doida baron Onida Daane Fields Christina Garcia Marino G.lt. m Mary Beth Gibbs andy Grandy Pam Gner Cind} Hall Mal)· Hallet Albeanie Hamilton Julie Hedge Debbie Heger andy Hicks Chri Hocking Jan Hou ton Cinny In ing Jan Iw.1saki Linda Jew ancy John ton Julat: Krill helly Lamer Kerf}· Mansell ecelaa fanzanares Kathy Markis l\feredy Moll Trudi Morrison Vicki l\!orri on Charlayne [urrell Karen Myers Dottie Ohmar [ima Packer Paige Pia tino Deborah Porter Rosemary Prince Be' erly Pryor Lynnette Radovich ancy Ridenour Freda Robinson Lta Rupp Nana achs Anne chaefer Jean chill Penn · hwartz .a.:erhammer Beth Pat eymour Jan eifried Kathy tare usan T.1naka Janice Town end Debbie True Carla Tunick �Barbara V1cker G:ul \Varner teph.Jme \\'atkins lhdurn \\'1 ins Elaine \Vdliam tephame \X'i lliams rh ia \\'on~,: :\10. 'TAGE Editor: , te' e DU\-all pon or ~li June , mith Conme Artzer Cay Gilbertson fary RanJJil fark ReJfearn Ke' in Tannenbaum OR HE I Presidt:nt: La Juan,l Pointer Vice-President: Cynthia Gray ecretary: Iris Mejia Trtasurer Beth egerhammer ponsor Mrs. Carol Matchett Brenda AldreJge heri Allen Be' Blakeman Holly Ca ler Jockie Crawford Vir~inia Dean Linda Frazier Albean1e Hamilton Linda Harris Juliet Hedge Carmon Henderson Vicki Herrera Mana Hubbard Lami Johnson Ginny Koonce andra Lo~gins Ca·ila fanzanares Gloria Mason Daohine McGee Diane lcGee Carol McRae Connie Padilla Loretta Robmson Jackie Ross Bobbie J0 Ruth Denise awyer lacy elmser There a Taylor Desiree Thally Dorian Turner Gail \'1\:'arner Dorian Whitney Elo1 e Williams ancy Wortham PRE-LAW Pre ident: Charlie Tuft Vice-Pre ident: Dirk Epperson retary: Mike waya Treasurer: Pete Holme ponsor: Mr. Charles Clarkson Denni Bidwell Joel Butler Tom Blunt Herrick Chapman Jim Casebolt Bob Chessen Da'e del Junco John Eckhardt Dwight Eisnach Bob Follansbee Bob Gates Walter Greenburg Ken John on Frt:d L echner Bruce ~facle1ld Ch.Jrles ~filli~n Phil • fit is ' Chri o· ·eill James Philhp Mark Renner Charle · \X' a...:ner Keno} Wohl PRE- fED Pre ident: Margaret Hindman V1ce-President: Bernice Wosk cretary: Zarle \Villiams Treasurer: Linda Carroll ponsor: Miss Fare Twist Tom Crai~head Diana Finesilver Dana Fisher Carolyn Go! on Ray Gottesfelt .Ma~~ie Hall Irene Havlicek hirle} Henry Les Jackson Carolrn Jew Marilrn Knowles Kathy Kunz Ken Levin Jeanie Linton Edith McKee Connne athan Barb ewton Juanita Powell Freda Robinson Terri Rosenbaum Dennis Thompson Pam Travis RIFLETTE President tephanie Williams V1ce-President: Tonia Morris ecretary: andy Trayler Treasurer: Mildred Akins pon N: Mr. Harry Achziger Mary Aikens Re~ina Bennet Mary Bi~gs Dorthy Fernandez Irene Fernandez hirley Garcia Andrea Cooch Helene Hauseu Diana Inovye Jan Karakawa Cecelia Manzanares Pam 1itchell Cecilia Morrison Christine avarro Elizabeth Putnum Jackie Ross Beckr mith Marr Tornngton • andy Trayler Mary Wayne 1\farr \X'eber ERAPH I TER Pre ident: G il Prendergast Vice-President: Karen fyers ecretary: Dinah BC}an Mary Loui e Mosley Trea urt:r: Christy Bohm ponsor: Mr . Anne Broad Maureen Bender haron Black !ary Bromley Gail Brown Pat Bruner Lois Dahm Ro emary Davison haron Doida Jean Elmblad Cay Gilbertson Pat Glassey uzy Haskin Venita He! son fargaret Hindman Ginny In·in~ Pam Irwin Manuella Juncal Donna Kato Edie Keiry Claudia King Glona Lerba Kerry Mansell Rita ~!artinchick andy Iayfield Edith McKee usanne Menke Meredy Moll Jovi Iori hige Patty Reagan ancy Ridenour Caroline ch mp Lou kubal Kathy mith ue peicher Karen ienknecht Mary Torrington Jean Waddill JoAnn Watanabe Kathy Weeks Bernice Wosk KEAT President· Janice Iwasaki Vice-President: Dan Dreyer ecretary: Jackie Tedesko Treasurer Anne chaefer ponsor M1ss Jean Aschbacher Kathy Allman Roger Aydelott Judy Barber Gary Beardsworth haron Black Tim Crow Barclay Davis Bob Dembeck �erner Doran Robert Eaton !iff Emk on Bob Gei mar uzy Ha.kins J.1ne Hendry on Ken Hunt Emily Jack on te\ Keefer \\'in Kmdel Jame Kret chmar Ken Le,in Pe}(~'Y Lore E' ie telmck , ieredi ~ieh ille Da' id Murakami Chn o·, "eill Gail Prendergast tan Rathman forE:an Riley Debbie Ruttman Karen choendaller Kathy mith lark mith Dana ourbeer u n Tanaka Chris \X'atson John Zaffore Cl'BA CLUB Pre. tdent: Ron Mayberry Vice.Pre,ident: Bob Eaton t-cretal): Mal)' \\'eber pcm.or: ir. Richard trick land Tom Blunt John Ben ib Car Gilbertson Phi 1 Goodman Terry Healy Paul He Da'e Hinds Tc'm Jack on Ken John on tan Ko hi Joe l\farecak ean , fc\\'illiams Gary [a,en Jackte Vincent Chuck \X'a ner teve \\-olcott PEE H CL B Pre ident: Venita Hel~e on Vtce Pre tdent: Pete Gato;eos crc:tal)· Martin perry Recording creta I)· , ue petCher Trea urer Cynthia Caracasi ponsor;\[r. Brian Lee Luther Au~ustein Judi Barber Tom Barber Bernette Cowan l\lal)· Dalla andy Deutsch Ttm Dicker on Rea~an Eberhart Kathy Gilbert Gwen Johnson Leslie Katz Gerald Mann 238 Jerome , fa ey Annette Owens Yvonne Phillips Val Pterre Cindy Ro" e Btlind.t te~er Desiree Thally Jody Vtncent Kath} \\'ater Donald \\'ore Can 1 ·n Youn~ -, l\IP I l\! Pre tdent: Jorce Harris Vtce-Pre ident: Pat Gue t ccretaf} Paleri \\ alker pon. r fis· Carolyn King Dnlores Allen Harold Bi hop , uzette Bi hop An~ie Boone Laurie Bouchier faurice Cas on Kathy Fisher 'X'alter Green armen Henderson Thera Hill Francine Hud n Janet Johns Pat Lewis Re~ina Mill r hirley to s indy ishimura Freda Robinson Ruthann Rountree Angte ,mtth Karen To[i,er tephame 'X'atkins Harold Williams Zarle Williams Barbara 'X' right TEE -AGE REPUBLICA President. ancy Rigg Vtce-President: Mike Lau~hlin ecretal)·: ally Ro s Trea urer Martin perry ponS<·r· 1r. Gerald Hedges belly Alexander te\e Au tin Jan Bm~aman John Cutlip Pe~~ Downey ue Drommond Bruce fuller Richard Hernandez Tom Lon~ Ray Maestas Joe !ark Kerl)' forimoto Don Morgan Elizabeth Q,erland Km Q, erland Mollr Probst Lia Rupp Chris weet fary Tornn~ton Chris atson Alexis ilkerson Bob Willard Lynn 'X'tsehart TEE -DE. 1 President: Jane H ger Vict"'Pr ident: Pat Abe ecretary-Treasurer: Judy Brodie pon.or: fr Craig pillman Carolyn Allen Denise fergu n Bob Geismar andy Grandy Da\e Hallet Rick Lar on Kent Lupberger Kathy ::\1arkis chyleen Qualls TRI-HI-Y President andy Deutsch Vice-Pre ident: Barb Vickers Recording ecretary: 'oel Lennard Corresponding ecretary· Jean chilt Trea urer Mal)' Dallas Chaplain Dana hepard enice Chairman: Beth Fi her ponsor Mi Dtane Dykes iary Babb ancy Bonnet Jeanne Brooks Carol Bruso Carol Contrell Cathy Cantrell Zenta Crow Barbie Engels Val For elius Kathy Gibson Glenda Greenfield usan Hart iargy Heim Downey Hillmeyer Jan Jack n Claudia King fary Kurz Patty Lo~an Terry !ahoney Vi' tan 'eubert Angte 'oel Michele u s Mtchele Reed ina aks Carolme chomp Jackie cott Gail hermack Marlene htmizu Becki tout ancy tratton usan Tanaka Phyllis Wier Jannelle Wilkins WHITE JACKETS President ancy tratton Vtce-Pre ident· Merce !\!oore cretal)·' Edith Keiry Jo Caryl Welch Treasurer Barbara Franz Jo' te :\forishige Historian: Loi Dahm Drill , Ia ter: Le Veeda Garlmgton Mal)· Louise Mosley Parliamentarian: harem Black ponsor: fr· . Carol fatchett Mrs. lay Dunkin Pat Abe :\fal)· Babb Linda Beebe Camille Boggs Nancy Bonnot Ruth Bottorff Jeanne Bowers 1ary Brent Dianne Briscoe Jeanne Brooks Pat Bruner Carol Bruso farian Buffalo Geraldine Butler Kathy Campbell Cindy Crabb Carol Cunningham Mary Dallas Kathleen Davis Kathy Dennis andy Deutsch Pat Dreher Diane Fields B th Fi her Barbara Floyd Tina Garcta Mary Beth Gibbs Karen Gomez Cindy Gore and)' Grandy heila Griffin Pat Guest Beaver Hamilton Diane Hamilton Joyce Harris Katht Hart usan Hart Debbie Heger Venita Helgeson andy Hemenover Downer Hillmt"}·er Lana Holmes Ginny In ing Deborah Jack n Carolyn Jew Lmda Jew Manuella Juncal Claudia King ferilynn Knowles Linda Kopp Juli Krill 1ary Kunz Janet Lewallen andara Iayfield Tina Middlebrook feredy foil Janice forgan Kerry Morimoto T rud i Morrison Vicki Mormon andra 'elms Vivian 'eubert Angie oel tichele 'uss Monica Orm by Connie Padilla Be' erly PI)· or Patty Reagan ancy Ri~ Michele Ro~enbach Ruthann Rountree J n ch.l yhta mt h ue peicher .Mtmi pencer Kathy tarr Beth tt"\er Judy Thaemert Janice Town end herry Vtck Barbara Vickers [ananne \\'anl :\fary 'X'arren Chris \X'at n Phyllis \\'atson Barbara Wi~gans Zarle Wti!Jams Bernice W'o k Y-TEE. President· Karen Gomez Connie Padilla Corresponding cretary: hirley Henry Recordin~ ecretary: Joyce Harris Trea urer E ther Valdez octal Chatrman: Pam Irwin n·Ke Chairman: Lois Fai n Religious Chairman: Joann Alarid Program Chamnan: Kathy Fisher Htstonan: Crystal Chinn Courtesy Chairman: Julianna. Taylor ponsor: Mrs. Jan Craig Carolyn Allen uzette Bishop Lorraine Butler Darlene Curtis Rosemary Davis Mary Diggins Andrea Gooch Cynthta Gray Vicki Herrera Debby Hogue francine Hud on Henrietta Johnson Laura Johnson Man·a Johnson andra Johnson haron Iaxey Margo fcDavid Iris fejia Regina filler Jackie Molock farilyn Nichloes tephanie Partridge Charlotte Rios Rughann Rountree Mitzt Russell Debbie Ruttman Angie mith Janice mith Jackie Thoma Jo Caryl Welch haron Werden Jackie Wtlliam Zarle Williams ��Student Index A Abdon. Mu •o, 20~ Abt, Pat, 191 Acbrd, Dtbbot, 20~ Adams, Chtrot, 20~ Atrne, Jom, 20) Atrnt, Mokt. 20~ Agur, Robon, 20) Alarod, Joann, 20~ Aldrich, BrendJ, 20~ Altxand<r, Gloria, 179 Altxander, Shdlty, I 9 Alkov<, Davod, 107, 109, 191 Alkovt, Richard, 20) Alltn, Carolyn, 191 Alltn, John, 191 Alltn, andra, 20~ Alltn, haron, 20) Alltn, Tom, 1"9 Allman, Kathy, 1"9 Alvutz, Gary, 191 • Alvartz, Jtannt, 68, 20~ Andtrson, DtVonna, 191 Andtrson, Mtlltnt, 191 Ando, Aloson, I 9 Andrew·, George, 20) Andrews, Ronald, 20) Anztl, Barbara, 191 Argall, Woody, 179 Argutllo. Linda, 20) Arm ttad, Franct • 20~ Arnett, Lonie, 191 Artzer, Connie, )8, )9, 17~, 20~ AtkiSon, Carol, 178, 179 Augustein, Luthtr, D7, 1"9 Aumoll<r, Romona, 20) Auston, Stan, 20~ Auston, teve, 20) Aydtlott, Rog<r, 191 B Babbs, Mary, 191 Bachman, Chns, 191 B•dgley, Don•. 1"9 Bade, Ed, 206 Baird, Bob, 179 Baker, William, 110, 179 Balbona, Elda, 206 Barbtr, Judi, 2o6 Barber, ThoniH, 179 Sarlo", Fred, 206 Barlow, Jerry. 206 Sarlo" sky, Maria, 1"9 Sarlo" sky, Pol a, 206 Barnes, Alana, 191 Barry, Roberta, 191 Bastien, Collette, 206 Batisch, Jerry, 206 Bauder<r, Maroa, 206 B•um, Donah, 206 Bautsch, Tom, 179 Btards,.·orth, Gary, 192 Beasley, hirley, 207 Beatty, Londa, 207 Becker, Dale, 179 Beebt, Linda, 207 Btierle, Gail, 207 Belf, Jeff, ,102, 107, 207 Bdl. Ann, 190, 192 Bell, Bob, 207 Belyea, Becly. 179 Bender, Maureen, 207 Bentley, Cindy, 192 Bergren, Dave, 207 Berndt, Dean, 179 Berry, David, 207 Btrry, Harold, 192 Berry, Magellan, 179 Berry, Merced, 179 Beth, Jeffrty, )), 207 Bttka, Nancy, 20·1, 207 Bttz, John, 192 Bidwell, Dennis, 16, 80, 112, 207 Biggs, Marty, 179 Biggs, Patty, 179 Bingaman, Jan, 192 Bird, Lmda, 207 Bi hop, Harold, 192 Boshop, Roy, 207 Black, Km, 207 Black, Ron, 192 Black, Sharon, )6, 207 Blair, Debbie, 179 Blount, Donna, 179 Blum, D<nnis, 179 Blunt, John, 179 Blunt, Tom, 207 Board, Kartn, 179 Boehler, Jean, 192 240 Bothler, lee Ann, 208 Bo t , Anthony, 208 B.> gt<s, Gltn, 10 • 208 Bohm, Chn ty, • , "9. 20R Bohnhoff. .tndu, 20R Bolden, B >b, 107, 112, 20H Bonham, Lmd.t, 208 Bonham. tt"-· 6\, 192 Bonnot, 'ancy, 6), 99, 208 B nsob, John, )6, 101, 192 Bonsib, Ptpp<r, )9, 192 Boone, Angoe, 208 Bottorff, Ruth, )6, 20 Bouchoer, Laurtl, 192 Bouchi<r, Pat, 208 Bo,.·en, Kathy, 192 Bowtr , Jeannt, 192 Bowman, Michael, 208 Boyd, Paul, 208 Boyko, Mark, 208 Boylt, Candy, 208 Bradford, Ch<rry, 192 Bradford, Marbi<, 208 Brady, Ron, 208 Bramt, Dunnl, 192 Brannon, Pat, 192 Branscomb<. Allison, 179 Brent, Mary, )9, 62, 6), 98, 99, 208 Brew<r, Bob, 193 Brewer, Patricia, 179 Brosco•, Doann<, 208 Brod<rick, Dan, 193 Broml<y, 1\hry, 20 Brodoe, Judy, 193 Brooks, Jeann<, 97, 193, 2 17 Brown, Boyd, 111, 209 Brown, Gail, 209 Brownt, Rus ell, 209 Bro" nsllne, Don, 209 Brunrr, Patricia, 209 Bruso, Carol, 193 Bryan, Dave, 179 Bryan, Donah, 209 Bryant, Rochard, 180 Buckley, Vockit, 209 Buck,p<r, Roderick W., 209 Buffalo, Marian, 36, 193 Bullock, Debra, 209 Bullock, Freda, 180 Bullock, \X'dloam, 193 Burch, Linda, 180 Burchfodd, John, 193 Burger, harie, 1 0 Bur~on. Ro~er, 209 Burno::tt, Alan, 180 Burrtss, ynthia, 209 Bush, Susan, 209 Butler, Joel, 193 Butler, Lorraone, 209 c C•ld"tll, Francts, 209 Caldwtll, Gr<gory, 180 Calvollo, Funk, 193 Cannata, Jam<s, 209 Cantin>, Linda, 180 C•ntrtll, Carol, 178, 180 Cantrell, Cathi, 180 Carty, Patrice, 180 Carmody, Mary Pat, 180 Carper, Mary, 180 Carroll, Linda, 193 Carson, Claor, 180 Castbolt, Jim, 101, 107, 108, 109, 193 Casl<r, Donna, 210 Casler, Holly, 193 Ca on, Maurie<, 127, 209 Cassidy, Doanna, 210 Cassidy, Judee, I 0 Cast<ns, l:va, 210 Cde Baca, Rocho<, I 0 Ch•ney, Andrtw, 11), 193 Chapman, Boll, 193 Chapman, Herrick, H. )4, )), 66, 80, 101. 112, 210 Cht>Sen, Bob. 193 Chirichillo, Dorothy, 210 Chmura, Jean, 210 Chrane. Kenneth, 180 Clark, Bill, 193 Clarke, Jamo, 210 Cleary, Londa, 193 Cl<mtnts, Andrew, 193 Click, Leslie, 180 Clift. David, 180 Co. Vitalia, 193 Cockle, \XI'ayne, 210 Coddin~. Blake, 210 Coffe<, Judy. n. 190. 193. 247 Coffey. Zo Anna, 180 Collard, Clark, 193 Collier, Linda, 180 Colhn • Joe, 210 Collin , kathy, 19' Colhns, Moke, IHO Colvin, John, 180 Com<r, \\:'ilford, 180 Coni • Tom, 19' Conndl, Mary Ann, 210 Cook, Cidy, 210 Cool<y, Marti, 180 Cuon<y. Maura, 193 Gore, itrra, 210 Couson<au, ut, 210 Co" an. Jod, 193 Cox, Klaus. 210 Crabb, Cindy, 193 Craig, Robtrt, 180 Crap on, Joyct, 210 Cntts, Ptnny, 180 Cronky, Margaret, 180 Cro", Muc, 210 Cro", Tim, 180 Crow. Ztnta, 180 Crumal, Kathy, 210 Cullop, John, 19\ Cunningham, Art, 210 Cunnin ham, Carol, 78, 210 Cunnongh m, Charlottt, 180 D Dahm, Loos, 210 Dailey, Landi, 193 Dallas, Mary. 193. 217, 9) Danitls, Larry, 210 Darntll, Sandra, 180 Davoes, Bill, 193 Davo . Barclay, 193 Davis, Becky, 193 Davos, D<borah, 180 Davis, Kacky, 160, 193 Davo , Leonard, 210 Davis, Randal, 210. 2·16, 2H Davi on, Rostmary, 210 Dtan, Jenny Ltt, 211 Deep. tinda, 211 De Herrera. Ross, 1 0 dd Junco, D•ve, 80, 211 Dtmb<ck, Robtrt, 193 d< 'agy, Barb, 10, 180 O.noous. 'ancy, 193 Dennis, Kathy, 193 Densmer, Ron, 193 Denckson, Gaol, 180 Dtut,ch. Sandy, 97, 193. 217 Doamond, Grtg, )), 190, 193 Dick, Davod, 193 Dick, tephtn, 180 Dickey, Linda, 181 Dofalco, Tina, 181 Dillon, Charloe, 07, 211 Don•n. John, 211 Dishmon, Linda, 181 Doxon, Mtlissa, 211 Doebley, John. 39, 211 Doida, Jean, 181 Dooda, Sharon, 211 g~~:i/t'l':da~ t'81 8 DnrJn, Jim. 211 Dorau, \XI'trntr, 193 Dortzbach. Karl." 211 Do"n<y, Donald, H. 211 Downty, Loz, 181 Downey, Margarrt, 116, 193 Orehrr, Pat, ~6. ~II Drryer, Dan, 163, 212 Drommond, Ray, 212 Drnmmond, u<, 193 Dul.te, J>n, 191 Durbin, Lind•. 212 Duvall, Sttve, 80, 174, 212 E Easley, Curtis, 212 Eaton, Bob, 212 Eb<ll, Mary Ann, 212 Ehtrhart, Tony, 181 Eckhardt, Eu~ene, 110, 181 Eckhardt, John, 194 Edwards, Davt, 194 E~~leston, Judy, 194 Eisnach, Dwi~ht, 107 Eit<l. Tim, 212 Elmblad, Jean, 80, 212, 246, 2H Elmblad, John, 11 ), 181 Elsey, Bill, 111, 212 Em<ry, Libby, 181 Enarson, Judy, 21-2 Encinias, Theresa, 212 Engels, Barbie, 181 English, Don, 212, 247 Epperson, Dirk, 66, 80, 212 Espinoza, Katherine, 181 Everman, Wayne, 212 Eversman, Darrell, 11), 127. 194 F Faison, Lois, 212 Fancher, Randy, 127, 191 Farnsworth, Carolyn, 181 Fa ano, Pat, 212 Fauver, Mary )o, 194 Feol~rt, D<rtk, 181, 11 ~ Fernandez, lrtn<, 213 Fieldon_.:. John, 191 Fitlds, Doar><, 194 Fields, Mary, 181 Fitlds, WilloeRay, 107,127, 21} Fis.r, Martha, 181 Fishrr, Beth, 19·1, 2~7 Fisher, Dana, 181 1 ~:·~~~: ~~~~ld, ~~4 Flanogan, C:asq·, 181 Fltt h<r, Vtronoca, 213 Florqui.r, R d, 213 Florvd, Barbara. 194 Fol an bee, Bob, 213 Forbts. Wtndtll, 71, 213 Forselius, Val. 191 Fosttr, Ntil, 213 Foster, Vanny, 78, 79. 213 Francos. Julot, 191 Franz, Barbit, 213 Franz. Ro .. mary, 194 Fresqutz, Jos.phone, 213 FrtSqu<z. Vangie, 213 0 ~~~b·i~~ tha~f.!tt<. 194 Fry, Barbara, 213 Fuj·imoto, Lynda, )6, 194 Fu l<r, Bruce, I D. 146, 181 Fulsos, Carol, 213 Fukuhara, Joltne, 181 G Galatowot<eh, Manfred, 213 Garcia, Daloa, 181 Garcia, Shirley, 213 Garcia, Tina. 191 Garlington, La Ve<da, 1)2, 213 Garnett, Walt<r, 181 Garrett, Dave, 194 Garrett, Jack, 213 Garrett, }om, 213 Gates, Bob, 101, 204, 213, 217 G•ts.os, teve, 194 Ge; mar, Bob. 99. 11), 213 Gei!Ot, Jay, 213 G<nsh<<r. John, 181 Grrk<, Dtno e, 194 Gtmer, Bill, 213 Gibbs, Mary Beth, 62, 6), 99. 213, 217 Gibson, James, 213 Gobson, kathy, 181 Giddongs. Yvonn<, 194 Gilbert, Kathle<n, 194 Gilbtrtson, Cay. 80, 164, 174, 214, 246, 247 Glassey, Pat, 21·1 Godon, Roland, 214 Goldsmith, Ross, 214 Golson, Carolyn, 214 Golson, William, 194 Goltry, Stan, 181 Gomez, Karen, LouiS<, 170, 214 Go=z, Kevin, 104, 107, 109, 194 Gonzalts, Becky, 181 Gonzales, Stephanie, 214 Gooodwon, )<anne, 1)7, 181 Goody, Mtg, 181 Gottardi, Angie, 214, 247 Gottesfeld, Ray, 181 Grandy, andy, 19·1 Graves, Marilyn, 214 Gray, Cynthoa, 214 Gray, Princ<Ss, 191 Gray, Tom, 11), 194 Grt<n, Joy, 21·1 Grtm. Patncia. 194 Grr<nberg, \X'alt<r, 191, H• Greer, Chris, 181 Gre<r, Walt<r, 194 Gri<r, Pamtla, 214 Gri<r, Rod, 191 Griffon, ]at. 107, 21) Gnffin. Sheila, 194 Grunfeld, D•n. 21) Gu<Ss, Pearl. 181 Guest, Uoyd, 181 Gunn, Joan, 21 ~ Gunn, Sue, 181 H Hack<tt, Chri , 2 n Hadlev, Barry. 19~ Hagadorn, Dtbra, 21) Hag<r, Jan<, 19) Ha<r, Lloyd, 21) Hall, Cindy, 19) Hall, ]<anne, 19~ Hall, Joseph, 19) Hall, Mag~ti<, 181 Hall, '\ rsley, 19) Hall<t. D•vid, )9. 2n Hallrt, Mary, 181 Hindman, Margaret, 216, 247 Hamolton, Albeanie, 2D Ham•lton, Beavtr. 19) Hamohnn, Bri>n, 21) ��Student Index Hammond, Grog, 2U Hanley, Delor! s, 215 Hansen, Hdene, 181 Harda..,ay, Deborah, 215 Hardy, La..,·r<ne<, 216 Harris , Joye<, 195 Hams, Linda, U9, 216 Hams, Rodney, 181 Hart, Kathi, 99, 216 Hart, Linda, 178, 181 Hart, Susan, 195 Hartman, Mike, 181 Harvey, David, 181 Haskins, Suzy, 175, 216 Ha<ting , Celeste, 195 Hatfi<ld, Joyce, 181 Havlicek, lr<ne, 216 Ha..,kins, Curt1s , 181 Hnkins, Cynthia, 182 Ha..,Jey, Sloan, 182 H<aley, T<rry, 195 Healy, Pat, 216 H<eht-Ni<l•en, Jim, 107, 216 Heck<!, J«ry, 182 Heck<!, Ted, 185 H1te, Ronald, 216 Hocking, Chnstme, 182 Hodge, Lola, 216 Hodg<S, Thaddeus, 66, 107, 216 Hogue, Deborah, 216 Hollmgsworth, Michdle, 182 Holl1s, Rob, 217 Hollo"dl, Jill, 182 Holme, P<te, 217 Holmes, Gmny, 195 Holm.s, Harri<t, 182 Holmes, Lana, 195 Holm.s, Nanette, 182 Holm.s Peggy, 217 Hook<r, Linda, 182 HorovitZ, Marc, 217 Horvath, George, 115, 217 Houl1han, J«ry, 182 Houlihan, Penny, 217 Hou ton, Tracie, 217 Hubbard, Marva, 217 Hubbell, John, 217 Hudgins, Anth<r, 107, 109, 195 Hudgins, Dave, 110, 127, 182 Hudson, Barbara, 195 James, Ho..,·ard, 218 Janda, Richard, 195 JenS<n, Laura, 218 Joske, Joy«, 182 Jew, Carolyn, 195 Jew, Linda , 218 Johns, Sandra, 182 Johnson, B1ll, 218 Johnson, Carol, 195 Johnson, Darlene, 182 Johnson, Elaine, 218 Jc,hnson, Gwendolyn, 195 Johnson, Henrietta, 195 Johnson, Janie, 218 Johnson, Ken, 164, 218 Johnson, Laura, 218 Johnson, Linda, 195 Johnson, M1ke, 218 Johnson, Tam1, 218 Johnston, Nancy, 195 Johnston, Steve, 97, 111, 218 Jon<S, Connie, 78, 195 Jon<S ,Reginald, 218 Jonos, Sharon, 182 Jones, Sylvia Jean, 195 Hedge, Juliet, 216 Heg<r, Debbie, 195 Heim, Margy, 182 H<lgeson, Venita, 216 Hemenov<r, Sandy, 216 Hend<e, Eve, 195 Henderson, Carmen, 195 Henderson, Ed1th, 195 Henderson, Erskine, 66, 216 Henderson, Lynn, 115, 195 Hendryson, Jane, 182 Hendryx, Ted, 216 Henry, Anita, 182 Henry, Bruce, 216 Henry, Shirley, 216 Hernandez, Richa.rd, 216 Herr<ra, Charlotte, 182 Herrera, Vickie, 195 H.ss, Lana, 216 H.ss, Paul, 216 Hicks, Sandy, 216 Higgins, Pamda, 190, 195 Hilliard, Renerta, 216 Hillmeyer, Downey, 190, 195 Hinterreiter, Mary, 182 Hudson, Francme, 217 Hurst, Larry, 217 Huston, Jan, 217 Hutchinson, Jean, 218 Hydmger, Manlyn, 182 Jon<S, Toi, 182 Juncal, Manuela, 149, 218 Justice, Ronald, 182 242 I Inman, Tyler, 195 Inouye, D~ane, 182 lrvmg, Ginny, 58, 80, 204, 218 lrwm, Pamela, 218 lwahash1, Alan, 182 lwasak1, JaniCe, 218 Izquierdo, Arnulfo, 179 J Jackson, Dehbie. 171, 195 Jackson, Emily, 182 Jackson, Jan, 99. 101, 195 Jackson, J1m, 101, 106, 107, 218 Jackson, L.s, 144, 218 Jackson, Lynda, 201 Jackson, Matt, 110, 182 Jackson, Tom, 195 K Kane, B!th, 218 Kang, David, 218 Karakawa, Jan, 182 Karr, Andy, 195 Kato, Donna, 218 Katz, Leslie, 218 Kaulisch, Axel, 219, 246, 247 Kawamoto, George, 105, 107, 219, 247 Ka..,·ashima, Karen, 190, 196 Keiry, Ed1th, 80_, 219 Kelley, Kay, 19<> Kelly, Terri, 219 Kemp, Stephen, 74, n, 219 Kempner, B...,·ny, 182 ~~c!!l; ·Ji~IJ~,J.I~ 19 King, Claudia, 65, 219 Kissell, Kathleen, 182 K1tto, Bill, 219 Klatt, Kathy, 219 Kline, Kris, 219 Knowlu, Menlynn, 196 Kodama,Joy, 182 Koone<, 1nny, 159, 220 Kopp, Linda, 196 Koshi, Stan, 220 Koto, Randy, 182 Koulka, Sara 182 Kram<r, Roxanne, 220 Kr<tschmar, Jam.s, 196 Kneg<r, Vicki, 183 Krill, Juli, 196 Kri.., enko ...·, Olga, 196 Kubly, Milu, 183 Kunz, Kathy, 183 Kunz, Mary, 65, 220 ~~~~~~aa;,f,~~. 196 Kuykendall, Debbie, 183 L LaComb<, Mary, 220 Lagrimanta, Grog, 220 Lagrimanta, Pam, 183 Lamb, Alan, 196 Lamb, Nancy, 183 Lambott, Danny, 196 Lam<r, Shelley, 183 Lamers1 John, 196 Lane, J\nn, 220 Lane, Brue<, 220 Laney, Chrutine, 220 Lao Mike, 196, 247 Langley, Wanda, 220 Larson, B11l, 220 Lasby, Kathy, 183 I.atham, Rob. 183 Laughlin, Mik<, 220 8 t;;,sk~~~~. \ i3 Leerskov, Sandy, 183 L.onard, Ne<l, 143, 220 L.slie, LuAnn, 220 Levin, Ken, 220, 247 Levinson, Rich, 142, 220 Lewalle!!r Janet, 198 Lewis, Ularlu, 220 L...,·is, Patricia, 220 Leyba, Glona, 220 Liggett, Susan, 183 Lindsay, Tim, 198 Linn, Bob, 220 Linn, Jim, 183 Linton, Jeanie, 183 Lin%)', Viclcie, 220 Litke, Larry, 74, 220 �Student Index LIUZZI, Ken, 220, 247 L1v1ng on, Lynn, 110, 220 Loeffler, Dregsley, 221 ~c~·J:.d~~· 2~~) Long, Tom, 19 Lo,.man, Annette, 221 Lucas, Clyde, 221 Lucas, Gladys, 183 Luers, Marty, 198 Lung, Albert, 221 Lu k, Lee 183 Lynch, Glenda, I 4 Lynch, Gv.cndolyn, 221 M MacArthur, Geor <, 221 MacDougall, Gt<g, 107, !OK, 19~ M cNeol, I1Chcle, 181 Machtna, .Aicx, 221 MacLcod, Bruce, 111, 121 MacMtllan, Malcolm, 221 Maddcn, Kclly, 198 !adkins. Cynthia 221 Maestas, Raymond, 221 Mahoncy, Lam, 198 Mahoncy, Torry, 181 Malon<, Norma, 1~4 lana01s, Dcbboc, 198 Mann, Jtrry, 184 Manucloto, Daosy, 198 ~:~~~~~~r~s~r2';,;~~. 221 McCuc, Joe, 198 Markos, Kathy, 198 Marshall, Bctty, .)6, 184 la"hall, Charl<'i, 110, 181 Mar hall, John, 221 Marton, Coy Lynn, 221 Martin, Gcnc, 198 Martin, Margic, 221 Martoncz, Linda, 184 Martincz, Paul, 11~. 198 Martyn, Gary, 184 Mason, John, 164, 221 Mathcncy, Shorlcy, 184 Mat uda, Waync, 127, 18~ Maybury, Ronald, 221 Maycda. Dtan<, 198 Mayfocld, andra, 221 1ays, David E., 222 by , Mclody. 222 McAndrcws, .onnoc, 198 McCuc, Mtkc, 181 fcCuc, Mokc, 1 1 !<( une, Bonme, 222 McD v1d, !argo, 222 fcDorman, Marolyn, 18 McElroy, I onda, 198 McGee, Glona, 222 fcGcc, Kathy, 78, 222 McGcc, Paula, 184 fcGonnos, Celestine, 222 McGonn1s, Daphne, 178, 184 McGrath, Jan, 222 fcGrath, baron, 198 McGrath, Tom. 19 McGuore, Kathlccn, 222 McGrudcr, Russell, 198 McKcc, Edoth, 222 McKenzie, bry Beth, 222 McKn1 ht, Lauro<, 222 McLelland, Holly, 184 Me 'rill, Carol, 198 McW1lliams, can, 222 Mead, RICk, 222 Mcckley, Don, I 4 Mcdona, Gilbert, 222 Me1nckc, Juloa, 181 Mcjia, Inis, 222 Mellor, Margaret, 181 Mcllor, Mike, 222 Mclnick, Evie, 222 Mclnick, Hcrb, 222 Mclvillc, Mcrcdy, 181 Mcnck, Londa, 222 .Mcnkc, usan, 222 Mcnsinp;, Cindy, 198 Middltbrook. Tina, 222 MoiL:r, Claudta, 222 Mdlcr, Dian<, 184 .Millcr, Elnora, 222 Mollcr, Larry, 223 !illor, Rcgina, 198 Milltr, Tommic, 198 .Millcr, Vicki, 198 Millogan, Charlcs, 111, 142, 223 Milh•ard, JaniC<, 62, 184, 223 Millward, Jcff, 184 Mims, Donald, 223 .Mines, Rcggic, 107, 198 Minton, Jim, 184 M;tchcl. Pamcla, 184 Mitchcll, Barbit, 223 Mitchcll, Cindy, 184 Mitchcll. Enc, 223 Mttsi , Phd, 198 Molina. amucl, 223 Moll, Ml:rcdy, 223 Molock, Jackic, 223 Monson, Davc, 223 Montoya, Daryl, II), 127, 223 Moorc, Dorsey, 184 Moor<, Mcree, 223, 247 Morgan, Don, 224 !organ, Janocc, 204, 224 lor an, '!'om, 61, 224 Monmoto, Kerry, 19 , 24 lonsh1 <. J v1c, 224 lomll, Ed, Ill, 184 forns, Mark, 224 M ms, Tanya, 172, I fornson, Cccoloa, 19R Mom on, Trudi, 198 Momson, Vickoc, 224 Mo cs, Brad, 198 loslcy, Earl, 110, 181 IO$Icy, hry Louise, 1)2, 221 los, horlty, 198 Mottct, Chuck, 181 Mottct, Nancy, 198 fullon s, Lakc, 22·1 lunn, Gornee, 22 I Murakami. David, 184, 24 lurphf· Kcnntth, 11 ~. 198 Murrcl • Charlayne, 181 Mytr • Dave, 224 lym, Karcn, 224, 246, 247 N 'ady, D, 110, 184 Nanct, Earl, 224 Nathan, Coronne, 224 Navarro, Christone, 224 Nctl, Davod, 199 cllhaus, Pctcr, 184 'cl on, Chrdy, 224 Nclson, Dclorcs, 199 Nclson, Ellcn, 184 'clson, Sam, 184 Ncmiro, Guy, 184 'cubert, Vivian, 199 ichols, Marilyn, 224 Niclson, Nanncttc, 224 icto, Lonnic, 127, 199 ishimuu, Coody, 199 ocl, Anr·c, 97, 190, 199. ~46 Noonan, uloc, 178, 184 Noonan. isa, 184 Norris, Burt, 221 Nunlcy, lichacl Douglas, 224 Nuss, Michclc, 96, 97, 199 0 O..hs, Marolynn, 199 Odcgaard, Chtryll, 18~ Ohmcr. Dottot, 224 Ohr, Mattbcv., 74, n. 224 Olivtr, Linda, 18~ Olivtr, Bill, 224 Olson, Donna, 199 Olson, Stcvc, 199 Oneal<. Jackoe, 199 O'Ne11l, Chns, 199 g~~~:~.fa~~T;a~tt. m Onrland. Kris, 199 O"cns, .Annett<, 2n p Packcr, lomt, 2n Pad·lla, Connic, 170, 22) Padilla, tcve, 168, 2n Park , Ed,.ard, 22) Parks, Mike, 199 Passarclli, Kenny, 101, 2n Peak, Dave. 199 Pcoplcs, Btllic D., 22) Pcrcz, BcrniC<, 200 Pcrsonius. Chcryl, 18~ Pctcrson, Rogcr, 22~ Petri, Robcrt, 18) Phclps, Chris, 112, 200 Phclps, Ward, 61, 2n Philltps, Jim, 11~. 127, 22) Phi,)ltps, l<arcn, 226 Phillops, Ptggy, 200 Phollips, horman, 226 Pholpott. USIC, 226 Picrcc, Davc, 200 Pippin, Grcjlory, 226 Pirky, J•y. 18~ Pia tino, Pa <, 200 Pohlman, Tom. 127, 226 Poondcxtcr, Gaol, 226 Poihd:xtcr, Jcnny, 200 Pointcr, laJuana, 226 Portcr, Dcbouh. 178. 18) Powdl, Elizabeth, 18~ Princc, Roscmary, 200 Prcndernst, Gail, 140, 17), 226 Prctz, Micbacl, 18~ Pritchard, Chcryl. 226 Pryor. Bcvcrly jo, 200 Probst, lolll., 200 Purdum, Jcf , 18) Q Qu•lls, Schyltcn, 226 243 �Student Index R S~i~~· J•m. 107, 109, 127, 201, RadoviCh, Lyrr:tt<. ~00 R lion, R<gma, 200 R<Jgan. Gary, P8, 18~ R<agan, Palty, )~. 110, 226 R<df<arn, Mark. 171, 226, 21' R<df<arn, Ttm. IH, 18~ Reece, Randy, 200 R<<d, Mtch<l<. 1 ~ Re<der, RICk , ~~. 178, I R"'. e. Terry Lynn, IR) RefakiS, MIChael , ~27 R<id, Bruc<, 22 Renter, fanlyn, 227 Rn<ls. James, 10~. 107, 10 , 227 Reynold , Andr<, IR~ R<ynold . Matth<", 227 Rhud<s. McGregor, 200 RIChardson, Manon, 227 R•chi<, Jo, 18~ Richmond, Rebecca, 18) Ridenour. Nancy. 227 Ri<><. Kathy, 18~ 6 2 ~i~~~.~.a'D~iit~~ i/1oo. p R1h.1nek, J•m. 18~ Ril<y, Morl!ln, 186 Rincione, Pet<. 186 Rtsl<y, Jan, 186 Roberts, H<l<n . ~00 Robinson, Fr<da, 200 Robmson, Kell:y. I 6 Rr•binson •• cott, 112, 1-12, 227 RocbHII , Dave, 112, 186 RoJ!g<nbach. Mtch<l<. 200 RoliSon, Cynthia, 186 Rolison, Gloria. 200 Rus<. ally, 186 Ro<enbaum, T<rrt, 186 Ross, Clark<, 204, 227 Ro<S, Kathy, 200 Ro s, K<nt, 186 Rottmann, Kurt, 227 Rountr<e, Ruthann, 200 Routson, ~anna, 227 Ro" <. Cindy, 200 Royal, tan, 1l ~. 227 Ruck<r. Pat, 227 Ruff, Ro<alind, 227 Ruiz, Lydia, 227 Rupp . Lta, 200 Ruth. Bobh•e In, 227 Rottman, Debbi<, 186 s Sak.tmoto, Ell<n, 186 Saks, Nina, 200 alazar, Pat, 186 alinas, Leonard, 186 altnas, Philltp, 227 anchez, Juan, 186 Sanch<z, Orlando, 186 and<r3, JoAnn, 227 andford, Mary, 227 Sandusky. t<ve, 227 Santtfer, Br<nda, 228 auerbri<t. Mary Ann, 186 Sawaya, Mtke, 66, 228 Sawyer, Ken, 74, 77. 228 chader, Anne, 78, 228 chafer Ch<ster, 228 Schan<(elt. Ttm, 200 chapir<, Esther, 186 chem<l. Rick, 200 Schtlt, Jean, I H. 200, 247 Scho<n aller, Kar<n, 186 Schomp, Caroline, )9, 228 Schott, Charl<n<. I 6 Schriver, Tim, 1 6 ch .. artz, Penny, 186 Scott, Jackie, 200 Scott, Rosalyn, 186 cribner, Carol, 200 Sedar, cott ,186 S<g<rhammar, B<th, 228 <ifri<d, Jan, 186 <lmser, Mary, 186 eyd<l. Karle, llO, 188 eymour, Patricia, 200 Shanahan, Jim, 107, 109, 200 Shaw, Jim, 201 Shea, Shawn, 201 hepard, Charles, 201 Sh<pard, Dana, 228 h<rmack, Gail, 201 h<rry, Jack. 228 Shimizu, Marlen<, 188 Short, Doug, 228 isack, heila, 228 isneros, Christm<. 20 L Sisn<ros, lren<, 201 kubal, Lou, 79, 201, 228 Slaughter, Lor<tta, 228 Small"·ood, Cynthia, 201 Smith, D<lbert, 101, 10), 228 Smith, Dora Mae, 188 Smith, Herbert, 106, 107, 228 244 mith, Joyce Ann, 201 mtth, kathy, )9, 16 • 228 .mtth, K<lv1n, 188 Smtth. Lmd•. 228 mith, Mark, 229 Smtth, Pamela, 188 mith, R<b<eca, 188 mith, ylvia, 201, 229 • nyd<r, bhrv, 188 ~· ~icher, ue. 180, 229 \penc<r, John, 160, 229 :pencer, RIChard, 18 Sperry, Martm. 66. 2~9 ptrek, Man<, 201 Stafford. Donna Rae, 229 tafford, '<al, 107, 109, 201 tandl<)·, John, 188 tandl<y, ue, 201 tanek. Lynda. 201 'tarr, Gary, 201 tart, Kathy, 6), 229 St<ck, Dave, 229 Stephens. Larry, 107, 229 St<vens, Donna, 201 t<v<nson, berry Lynn, 229 t<ver, B<th, 201, 247 toker. Millie L«, 229 tory, L<sli<, 201 tott , June, 188 tout, B<eki, 229 tratton, Jackte, 229 Stratton, Nancy, 17), 228 tr<ng, Kathy, 188 Strickland, hirley, 188 troh, h<rry, 201 • trom, Paul. 201 Strum, Tony, 202 tuart, Dani<l, 229 tuart, Hanson, 117, I) f. 229 • tuder, Lynda, 202 Stull, Linda, 230 Su<ss<r, Albert, 11 ), 202 Sutherland, Jan, 230 wartz, Dan, 127, 188, 202 w<ar<n~<n. Joey, 230 Sw«k, teve, 230 w«t, Chris, 230 T Taft, berry, 230 Tanaka, Dan, 202 Tanaka, Susan, 188 Tat<. baron, 202 Taylor, Jultana, 230 Taylor, Larry, 101, 10), 106, 230 Taylor, Pat, 230 Taylor, Susan, 188 Taylor, Walter, 230 Tawara, BruC<, 202 Tedrsko, Jackie, 230 Ten-Brink, Allen, 230 T<ncich, berry, 188 T<pley, Suzi, 202 Thaomert, Richard, 202 Thdle, Cathy, 188 Tic<, Paul, 230 Timberlake, Richard, 202 Ttmm, Brad, 230 Toffoli, D<bbi<, 202 Toliver, Kar<n. 230 Tooley, Tom, 202 Topping, Archie, 107, 230 Torrington, Mary, 231 Town~nd, B<cky, 188 To" nS<nd, Jim, 188 To ..·nsend, Janice, 202 Townsend, Marilyn, 188 Travis, Pam, 231 Traxler, Chuck, 202 Trayl<r, andy, 202 Tr<mm<l, Marcia, 188 Truair, B<cky, 188 TruJillo, Antoinett<. 231 Trujillo, Daisy, 188 TruJillo, Dori , 188 Trujillo, Mary, 202 Tucker, Jan, I 8 Tuft, Charle. 141,231,216, 21' Turner, Linda, 231 Turner, McKinl<y, 202 Turner. Tom, 2}1 Tur3tck, Carla, 202 Tursick, Tim, 18 Typher, Vicki Lre, 203 v Vald<z, Esther, 231 Valdez, Roger, 231 Valdez, Tony. 203 Van atter, Mike, 101, 107, 231 Van atter, Tony. 110, 188 Van Tassle, Qu<ntin, 203 Van Woerkom. Juli<, 188 •Varner, Pat, 203 Vent<n, Barbara, 203 Verduin. Debbie, 203 Vessa, lim, 231 Vette, Terrel, 188 Vialpando, Mary, 23l �Student Index Vocker , Barbara, 62, 6), 1)8, 231 Vincent, Jacque, )), 231 Vismaoz, Dale, 20} Voc\cd, Greg, 2}1 Vo~l. Paul, )), 101, 1)7, HI \\'alker, Joel 109. 20}, 21 \1('alker, Mar , 11), 20} \\'2lkor, P kri, 203 Walker, Verona, I Walton, Earlme, 2}1 Waltz, Patnna, 231 Ward, Mananne, 203 Ward, PhiloP., 188 Warner, Gaol, 231 Warren, Mary_Ndl, 232 W.-hington, Karen, 189 \Vatanabe, Jo Ann, 232 w Waddoll, J<an, 2}1 Wad<, afly, 190, 20\, 216 Wagner, Charles, 18R Wagner, Chari< , 231 Waters, K2thy, 188 \'l;'atson, Chnstine, 20} \\~att , Tr< sa, 2}2 \X'tavcr, n~ an. 2 2 \\~<h<r, Dan, 20} \\'eb<r, George, B. 190, 20} \V eber, Lone, 232 Weber, Mary, 2}2 Weeks, Kathy, 2}2 \Veoman, Donna, 20} 'I eiss, Lora, 20} \Vdch, Jo Caryl, 99. 2}2 Welch, 'rom, 20} \V<rden, han, 2}2 Westmoreland, Dan, 100, 101, 101, 107. 140, 232 White, Joni, 20} White, Kar<n, 232, 247 Whote, Sheda, 2}2 Whittington, arah, 2}2 \Voer. Phyllis. 189 Wiggans, Barbara Ann, 20} Wo~tgm . Barbara, 20} \Vdbur, \Volloam, 189 \Vild<r, Paul<"tte, 232 \Vtlkerson, AlexiS, 189 Wolkons, Jannelle, 20} Wolkuu, 'J'trr<ll, 2}2 Willey, Brenda, 149, Hl Wolliams, Chnton, 107, 232 \\~olhams, Elame, 232 Wolh ms, janet, 189 ilhams, Jan<t, 232 \\7tlhams, janetl<, 203 olloams, L<roy, 20} \X'olhams, . tephanie, 2n Woodward, David, 189 Woody, hari, 233 Wosk, Bernice, 2H Wrenn, plonter, 101, 109, 20\ Wn ht, B<ttv. Wnght, Boll, 104, 109, 20\ \1( right, Carolyn, 189 Wn ht, Cheryl, 2H \\'n ht, Kenneth, 20} Wnght, Roslyn, 2}3 Wyco If Ava, Hl Wmchell. Karl, 20} Winters, huon, 2H Wo e, usan, 189 Wisehart, !.«, 23} Wo thart, Lynn, 189 Wohl, Kenny, 20} Wolcott, Steven, 189 Y < ·<r. Patncia, 233 Young, Donia, 23} Young, Michael W., 127, 2H Young, Paul, }2, 108, 109. 190. 203 Young, Sue, 2H 0 ~.:u:~!;,~ ch~~~~ 20} ~~~: ~~:;oo~;/~}H oodard. Alan, 189 2 ~::1·: ~~im:~~· 1 ~ 2n y z Zaffore, john, 2H Teacher-Office Staff A Achzo_ger, Harry, 28 Acsdl, Raymond, 42 Allen, Terry E., 20 Anderson, Anne Louise, 47 Arnold, Helen, }2 Aschbacher, Jean, 31 B Baily, ara, 23 Ball, Mary Adah, 38 Barnard, Dorothy, 42 Barton, Doris, 22, 178 Berger, Elsa, 30 Bierbach, Robert, 39 Boffle, Jerome, 27 Blume, Odean, 43 Brady, Royalyn, 21 Bra~g. Arthur, )4 Bramard, John, 26 Breen, Jay, 4) Brn•d. Anne B., D Buckler, Dorothy, 37 Bult. Kathenne, 40 Burchard, Gloria, 4} Burmeister, Daniel, n H Hansen, Lenor<, 4} Hedges, Gerald, 22 Hmderloder, K11k, 110 Ho cutt, Leah, 46 Hoffman, Guce, 4} Hoffman, Morris, 16 Holmes, 'I' illiam, 129 Howard, E ther, 37 Hussey, Bobby, 27 J Jackson, Elizabtth, n jacobi, julian, 16 Lee, Brian, 20 Lightner, Richard }9 Ligon, Gladys, }S Lundeen Roger, 30 M Maley Raymond, 39 faloto, Betty, 4} tan field, George 46 Marecak, Edward, 'H Marr, Jennie, 44, 248 Matchett, Carol, 31 lllcGonni . \\'olliam, 209 Metcalf. Alfred, 18 Moller, Hulan, 39 Mullemx, Clarene, 17 c T v D Vardaman, Ruby, 47 Vickers, Evva, 23 w Walker, joyce, -10, 190 Ward, Judith, 19 Wa"'rs, Katherine, 43 Werner, hirley, 3·1 Wolliams, Elizabeth, 27 Williamson, Ho"ard, 16 William on. june, 19 Wondholz, !rna, 41 \1('onderley, Georg<, 29 E G Gallego , Edward, 18 Garrett, Lawrence, n Gaubatz, Dorothy, H Gerner, Many Nell, 32 Goelz, Jacquelyne, 41 Goodhue, jack, 27, 1 10 Greenbtrg, Helen, 4} Grisb:nn, Donald, 18, 178 s Tagliavor<, Voncent, 3), 69 Timmons, john, 24 Trujollo, Mercedes, H Twist, Faye, 44, 14-i Daniel, La,.,.rence, 22 Da" son, Rex A., 76 Dean, Rhoda, }8 Deasy, Claudia, 23 Dobson, Ronald, 24 Dunkin, May, 31, 1)2 Dykes, Diane, 33 F R Race Ed"-ard, 26 Reffalt, Florence, 4} Richard, Gary, 41 Roder, Mary, 4) Root, Abigail, 42 Roth, Carolyn, 209 Rouollard, Zelda, 209 Rowntree, Judy, 19, 140, 204 almon, Paltlcia, 41 Schachterle, Evelyn, 43 chwartz, Ray, 2-i Shakesp<are, Virginia, 44 Shank, Wayne, 26 hopley:, lktsy, 29 Soms, Bob, 26 onnard, jun<, 3), 68 lo....,k, John ..!), 111 moth, Oonald, I l l Smith, June, 23 mith, Margar<t, 32 Smoth, Pnce, 2·1 pangenber~. Hazel, 38 pollman, Craig, 26 trickland. RIChard, 17 Svenson, james, 2-1 Call, Alice, 4) Chambers, Mi'ldred, 43 Clarkson, Charles, 43 Craig, Jan, 36 Craog, Myran, 42, 104, 10), 107 Craven, Elizabeth, 47 Coleman, Jim, 112 Coleman, Paul, 109 Colv.ell, Robtrt P., 14 Fambrough, Dixie, 41 FISher, Elda, 46 Flatow, Eleanora, 22 French, Larry, 29 Fruland Judy, 2) Pigott, Blanch<, 33, 149 Pixl<y. Elozabtth, 37 Po"'ell, Marion, 47 J~~~~~~~aR~r,nh :.~ 2 16 )ohnson, Ric~ard, 39. 6} johnston, Jane R., 19 Jones Evelyn, 47 K Keinon, Irwm, 19 King, Carolyn, 20 Koons, Alice, U Kruse, William, 28 L Lac:, Kathryn, 12 Leaven••orth, ancy, 21 elson, RIChard, )8, )9, I 10 icholson, John, 30 0 Olin, Cloff, 110 Ott, Charles, 34 Owen, James, 2) p y Y •un~t. Eva, 17 z Zarlengo, Dominic. 17 Ziegler, Emil, 2', 190 Zumwinkel, John, 21 Padboy. Muion, 3), 68 Paul, Robtrt 1 17 Pearson, EloiSe, 42 Peonio, J<> eph. 1) 245 �econd hour A GELU member Angie 'nel and ally \X'ade are startled while working. A 'GEL staff members (belou ·, lt:ft 10 rlfi.hl) RanJr Dav1s, Axel Kaulisch, Car Gilbertson, Karen Myers, Charlie Tuft and Jean ElmblaJ attend to \ita! matters in the A GELU office A GELU ponsor, fr. RJlph Johnson, (rrghl) contemplates an upcoming deadline. 246 �1967 Angelus Staff Jeanne Brooks, Activities Assistant Judy Coffee, Managing Assistant Mary Dallas, Copy Assistant Randy Davis, Mcmaging Editor Sandy Deutsch, S.T.R. Assistant Jean Elmblad, Lay-out Editor Don English, General Assistant Beth Fisher, Activities Assistant Bob Gates, Activities Assistant Mary Beth Gibbs, Activities Editor Cay Gilbertson, Editor-in-Chief Angie Gottardi, Album Assistatzt Walter Greenberg, Photographer Scott Grigg, Sports Assistant Margaret Hindman, Copy Checker Axel Kaulisch, Head Photographer George Kawamoto, Sports Assistant Mike Lang, Album Assistant Ken Levin, S.T.R. Editor Ken Liuzzi, Photo Coat·dinator Merce Moore, Royalty Editor Kerry Morimoto, Copy Assistant and Art Editor Dave Murakami, Photographer Karen Myers, Bminess Manager and Album Editor Angie oel, Royalty Assistant Mark Redfearn, Clubs Editor Nancy Rigg, Clubs Assistant Jean chilt, Assistant Copy Checker Jim mith, Sports Assistant Beth tever, Clubs Assistant Charlie Tuft, Sports Editor Sally Wade, S.T.R. Assistant Joel Walker, Album As.ristant Karen White, Copy Editor Mr. Ralph Johnson, Sponsor 247 �Credits Album Photography De Croce Franco is-Watson House of Photography Jack's Jafay Angelus Office Bulletin BoardJ Randy Davis Mark Redfearn Photography Supplies . 0. Lindahl Printing and Binding Taylor Publishing Company Royalty Photography De Croce House of Photography Jafay Taylor Brothers Representative Bruce Church Typewriter, Telephone, Marking Pens and Patience Jennie Marr, Treasurer Ventilation Dino Daddis 248 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1967 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1967 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/8d98113a5dfef3c071166e2ae3d1dbc2.pdf eaa5ad76ec43879535398c1e58869361 PDF Text Text ����The 1966 ANGELUS East High School Denver, Colorado Volume 48 1 . �One among many, All with a common goal. Striving to be recognized as individuals. Yet each a necessary part of the composite East. �Unified by enthusiasm and devotion, Ignited by a spark of kindled interest, Flowing through time-worn channels, Emerging at the threshold of their aspirations. 3 �Through victory and defeat, Maintaining a driving ardor. Unity creates a pattern of spirited triumph. 4 ���Table of Contents Administration. . 8 Faculty . . . . . 11 Special Departments . 40 Activities . . 46 Royalty . . 84 Sports . . . . . . 100 Clubs . . . . . . 136 Album 176 Sophomore . . . . 178 Junior . . Senior . . . 190 . . . . . . 204 Club Rosters . . . . 234 Index . . . . . . 240 7 �MR. ROBERT P. COLWELL Principal �MRS. ANNE BROAD Dean of Girls MR. JOSEPH A. PEONIO Assistant Principal MR. LAWRENCE GARRETT Coordinator 9 Ever striving to shape the young Into mature persons of integrity and humility. These are tasks which take Courage, Competence, and Character. �MR. GEORGE MANSFIELD College Counselor To know what is ethical, What is beneficial for each individual And the group. To administer accordingly, Having the insight To guide a multitude of lives. MR. ARTHUR BRAGG MR. ROBERT KENNEDY Boys' Counselor Career Counselor �Faculty 11 �English The fundamentals of grammar ore the basic structure of English and ore thoroughly reviewed in all regular English classes. More advanced students hove a chance to express themselves in classes of Speech, Creative Writing, and Composition, which concentrate on one's ability to communicate creatively. A wide variety of college preparatory courses is available, including College English, which offers the possibility of credit in college; College Prep; World Literature; and Shakespeare. East meets the individual's communication needs not only by a Iorge selection of courses, but also by encouraging students to participate in the school publications - Spotlight, Angelus, and Montage. Wnting styles are explained by Mr. John Zumwinkel as he reads an essay (left). lecturing, Mr. Irwin Keinon speaks to his class on English literature (above). The assignments of the day are read by Mrs. Judith Ward. Mrs. Doris Borton directs instruction to her class for handing in test papers. �13 Miss Judy Fruland carefully checks aHendance. Speed reading techniques are explained by Mrs. Eleanor Flotow. listening to a student's oral report, Mrs. Evva Vickers pauses as she records a grade. Smiling at her class, Mrs. June Williamson announces a test. �English Speech coach, Mr. Brian lee, lectures on voice projection. listening doubtfully to a student recitation, Miss June Smith records a grade. Mr. Terry Allen glances at a tardy student. A magazine article calls Miss Judy Rowntree's attention (/ower left) to the various styles of writing . �15 Stressing the proper placement of a subject, Mr. Richard Nelson reveals an error. The cogent reasoning of Miss Royalyn lockhart convinces students of the meaning of a difficult passage. Mr. Gerald Hedges explains the last stanza of "Thanatopsis." �Mr. Henry Musmanno looks over a student's composition on the " Art Of Failure." Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth (below) checks the answers on a homework exercise. Reading a selection for American Literature is Mr. Harry Grill. Helping Herrick Chapman with a redundant clause is Mrs. Thelma Hill . �Social Studies East offers a variety of social science classes ranging from American History to Psychology. In preparation for college, seniors are offered College American and European History, this last a new class this year. This is a course for interested history students. In the college classes, students go on field trips to the different universities and occasionally professors come to East. This year East has obtained many new materials for the overhead projector. In all the social science courses, the teachers try to relate the past to the present problems of everyday life. Mrs. Alice Koons speaks on early explorations of America. 17 Mr. Gary McNee prepares for class recitations in American History (above). Uncle Tom's Cabin, says Mrs. Jane Whitaker, (above left), was a cause of flared tempers before the Civil War. Western History teacher, Mr. Michael Mahon· chak, sets his lecture notes in order (left). �Psychological aspects of a history problem are explained in Mr. Robert Sims' discussions . Sociological theories are pointed out by Mr. Emil Ziegler. Mr. James Owen directs an examination of the War of 1812. Miss Elizabeth Williams lectures in European history. �Social Studies 19 Mr. Dan iel Burme ister (above left) sharpens up on Sen ior American History . The prob lems of pilgrims come alive through Mr . Craig Spillman 's lectures (above r i ght ). Mr. John Timmons ( left ) points out important historical data to Jim White. The feudal aspects of Medieval History are contemplated by Mrs. Mary Weed . �Answers have a psychological effect on Mr. Wayne Shank. Social Studies Mr. Price Smith (above) enthralls students with accounts of ancient Egyptian pharaohs. The United Nations is the topic of discussion led by Mr. Edward Race. Mrs. Alice Call ably answers questions in Girls' Social Problems. �Mr. John Svenson puts questions to Sociology students. 21 Mr. Jerome Biffle pauses after hearing an oral recitation on vocational studies. lecturing on the Emancipation Proclamation is Mr. John Brainerd. �Math The foundation of numerical concepts, math courses delve into the mind to produce a precise method of reasoning. The basic math courses enable students to improve their fundamentals. The students of exceptional ability are offered courses such as Solid Geometry or Trigonometry, and Unified Algebra and Trigonometry. Other courses offered are Algebra, Geometry, General Math, and College Math and Math Analysis for seniors. Through the wide variety of courses, students are able to find the ones best suited to their ability. Posing a problem to his class, Mr. William Kruse checks the correct answer. Mr. John Nicholson (below) reveals the mechanics of a difficult exercise. A slight grin comes to Mr. Myron Craig's face (below left) at a student's correct answer. 22 �Reviewing basic principles, Miss Joan Shafer explains a diagram . A difficult mathematical concept is clarified by Mr. Thomas Ellison . Miss Elsa Berger imparts a bit of her wisdom to a puzzled student. A doubtful look is displayed by Mr. Chester Phelps while watching a test in progress. �Mr. Clyde Hinderlider {left) sorts his numerous papers in preparation for a busy day. Flourishing her hand emphactically, Mrs. Betsy Shiply drives home the point of her lecture. A new theorem is presented by Mr. larry French. Mr. George Wonderly plunges ahead into the tedious job of recording his grades. 24 �Science East is one of the pilot schools in the development of a new version of Biology BSCS. In this course there is a departure from the traditiol"!al textbooks. The method is laboratory centered, stressing the Socratic approach, that is, arriving at conclusions by question and answer discussions. The bases for the discussions are the laboratory observations and data collections. Students enrolled in any science classes are required to attend a lab period at least once a week. Labs help the student to experiment and work with nature, enabling him to have a better knowledge of his environment. Other subjects offered are physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, and physiology. College Biology and College Chemistry are offered to select seniors. Mrs. Isabella Finklestein elaborates on biological cycles. Chemical reactions, diagramed by Mr. Clarence Mullenix (below), are explained to College Chemistry students. Mr. Julian Jacobi (below right), discusses survival of the fittest. �During biology class Mr. Edward Gallegos inspects the wonders of the microscopic world. The structure of the human skeleton is investigated by Mr. Alfred Metcalf. Mr. Richard Strickland points out the adjustment knobs of the microscope to Tina Middlebrook. The dynamics of aeronautics is the subject matter ior Mr. Wayne Fox's daily lectures. Mr. Morris Hoffman demonstrates physics theories to Ken Richardson while fellow students watch. �Mr. Donald Griebenaw's General Science class discuss the properties of electricity. 27 Science A student's hypothesis is studied by Mr. Robert Paul. Dr. Howard Williamson reviews his chemistry students for a test on the elements (above left ). Mr. Dominic Zarlengo (left) clarifies a confusing fact in Physics. �Language The language Department offers an international outlook through the wide range of languages available. latin, French, German, Spanish, and Russian are taught and may be studied separately or in any combination from 1 to 5 years. With the exception of latin, all foreign languages employ the Audio-lingualMethod. This new technique utilizes tapes and individually assigned records as well as the traditional approach. Advanced students delve more deeply into grammar and read literary works of their languages. Many language teachers have traveled abroad and returned with interesting slides of their visit, giving the student a cultural as well as lingual background in language. Miss Diane Dykes reacts to a student's French dialog. Verbal interpretations by Dr. John Matties enlighten Spanish students. Latin conjugations are corrected by Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz (bottom left). Mrs. Blanche Pigott (bottom right ) lectures on Germanic cultures. IT\ L~ II I. �Mrs. Mary Gerner stresses the importance of the language lab. 29 Miss Margaret Smith aids Chuck Wagner as Jane Hager translates Cicero. The geography of France is discussed by Mrs. Helen Arnold (above ). Enunciation, says Mrs. Barbara Fesler (below), is essential to a foreign language. �30 Special Education Students in a special education class listen with headphones to a lecture. Mrs. Esther Howard guides a student in his tasks. Smiling, Mrs. Elizabeth Pixley reads the daily bulletin (below left). �The Special Education classes enable the handicapped student to utilize his capabilities. By means of braillers, earphones, lip reading, and mobility training, the handicapped student learns to recognize his potential and strives to reach the peak of his ability. Vital to the department, the Special Education teacher guides the student daily and helps him to become an active member of the school. Modern electronic equipment, as used by Ken loui, plays an important part in the hearing department. Miss Jan Laman points out the proper punctuation of a sentence. Using a chart to clarify her discussion, Mrs. Patricia Collins points to an example (below). Mrs. Dorothy Buckler listens to a student's oral recitation. �Business Education Business Education classes strive to meet the total needs of the individual by helping him to understand the complex economic society in which he lives. Courses offered include General Business, which studies the need for certain types of occupations; Steno and Transcription, which deal with secretarial needs of business; and Business English, which is concerned with helping the student be concise in speaking and writing. Mr. Roger Lundeen explains the application of a typing rule. Speed techniques in typing are emphasized by Mrs. Katherine Bult (be· low nght). Mrs. Joan Rudel (center) dictates a letter to her stenography class. The many aspects of distributive education are related by Mr. John Rushton (below left). �33 Always observant, Miss Shirley Yanaga points out an error to Donna Stafford. Miss Joyce Walker explains the importance of keeping accurate records. A helpful test review is given by Mrs. Ruth Eggleston (below). With a critical eye Miss linda Burgess watches problem solving. �Art The Art Department gives a good basic background in art as well as develops originality and creativity in the student. Courses are offered in Drawing and Painting I through Advanced Art, Art Appreciation, Ceramics, Fashion Drawing, and Commercial Art. The Drawing and Painting classes encompass watercolor, poster painting, and this year acrylic, a new medium that resembles oil paints. The advanced art classes are free to choose their own projects and often work with oil paints. Special projects on which students have worked include sculpture, weaving, stitchery, hooked rugs, copper enameling, textiles and various types of prints. Each year art students enter their work in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition. Winners receive gold keys with a certain number of gold key entries advancing to New York and the national competition. The Carter Contest is for seniors in the Denver Public School system and is held each May at the Denver Art Museum. Clay constructions are displayed by Mrs. Carolyn Roth, ceramics teacher. Mr. Edward Marecak advises Hannibal lane on the use of charcoal. Mrs. Olive Green (left) comments on a student's art project. 34 �Music A busy and varied music department provided East with numerous assemblies and enjoyable musical entertainment. This year the vocal music department took part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, a Spring Concert utilizing all vocal groups, and a joint assembly with concert orchestra. Concert Choir and Angelaires performed for various junior high schools, service clubs and neighborhood functions, and also participated in the All-School Show. The instrumental music branch of the department presented two Spring Concerts, one with the band, one with the orchestra. Both groups performed at such functions as the All-School Show and Drama Club play. The band participated in the half-time show at homecoming and marched in the Veterans Day Parade. Mixed chorus voices melodies led by Miss June Sinnard . Concert Band, directed by Mr. Kay Shadwell, goes through daily exercises. �Home Economics Projects ranging from simple garments to individually designed styles were produced in the clothing classes this year. As an annual project girls volunteered to dress 84 dolls supplied by the Santa Claus Shop. All foods classes made Christmas boxes which the individual student could give as a gift, and many foods classes served a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Classes range from Clothing I to Advanced and Creative Clothing. Foods classes also cover a broad area. The program offers Foods I and II, Advanced Foods, Senior Foods I and II, Boys' Foods and, for those advanced pupils desiring it, Host and Hostess Preparation, a service class which serves banquets for the principal, R.O.T.C., and other people or organizations. East will have a new foods lab next fall, which will make an even wider choice of studies available. 36 Myra Cohen , aided by Mrs. Gladys Ligon, learns the proper way to cut a pattern. Chris Bower reorganizes her sewing drawer under the supervision of Mrs. Hazel Spangenberg. The tasty details of a new recipe are explained by Mrs. Mary Ball (above right). Mrs. Rhoda Dean demonstrates dicing techniques in Boys' Foods. �Industrial Arts Intricacies involved in metal working require frequent machine adjustments, made by Mr. Richard Johnson. A flaw in the leather gives Mr. Robert Bierbach an opportunity to show Don Harris the compncations of leather craft. Sylvester Taylor learns wood working techniques from Mr. Harlan Miller (above right). Mechanical drawing teacher Mr. Raymond Maley (below) instructs Ray Fisher in floor planning. 37 Several new fields were opened this year in the Industrial Arts Department. Students may now experiment in Copper Tooling, Mosaic, and Jewelry. For the feminine element there is a course in Girls' Woodwork. A new wood shop next year will improve shop facilities. The Industrial Arts Department lost one of its oldest and most valuable members this year. Mr. Pat Panek, who had come to East in 1938, spent nine years in the woods department and eighteen years as a mechanical drawing teacher. He retired this year. �Physical Education Exchanging mental stress for physical strain, students in both Boys' and Girls' Physical Education participated in a vigorous program this year. Supplementing class activities, after-school intramurals were available to interested girls. The Dance classes put on the annual All-Girls' Assembly and participated in the All School Show. All students in physical education learn the yearly Play Festival Dance, and volunteers are chosen to take part in the dance at the City Auditorium. Boys are offered Physical Education, Gymnastics, and ROTC. Rising above all else in popularity is running the City Park Lake. Explaining the proper way to hold a badminton racquet is Miss Jean Aschbacher. 38 Ellen Bein follows Mrs. May Dunkin, who demonstrates a step to a Modern Dance class. �A Modern Dance class goes through a daily warm-up. Keeping score during a soccer game, Mrs. Carol Matchett records a point for a team. Jean Alvarez practices volleyball techniques. �Mrs. Emilie Tescher looks up from her never-ending paperwork. East's Social Worker, Miss Jay Breen, keeps her files up to date. In the clinic, Miss Fay Twist finishes helping another student. Selling tickets for the pre-season basketball games, Miss Jennie Marr records another purchase. Mrs. leah Hiscutt is kept busy at her typewriter recording grade transcripts. �Special Departments 41 Miss Kathryn lace, Assistant to the Dean, reads a copy of the "Spotlight." Contemplating a difficult query on colleges, Mr. Wayne Fox concentrates on his answer. Working in the testing office, Miss Elizabeth Craven evaluates a student's record . �Special Departments Working in the I.B.M. office, Mr. Ray Acsell spends hours planning revised schedules. During a busy day at East, Mrs. Mary Rider receives numerous phone calls on the switchboard. Mrs. Virginia Shakespeare discusses the problems of subject coordination. �Mrs. Marion Powell schedules one of her counselees. In the audio visual room , Mr. John Slovek (/eft) checks over his newest equipment. Mrs. Mae Nelson's busy schedule (right), includes recording transcripts for college. Waiting to help another student in the library (below) are, from left to right, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mr. James Nichols, and Miss Eloise Pearson. 43 �Special Departments 44 As secretary to Mr. Colwell, Miss Alwyn Evans frequently uses the telephone to secure important appointments. Mrs. Marilyn Jester spends many hours checking punch cards in the I.B.M. office. Mrs. Kathryn Waters and Mrs. Evelyn Schachterle confer on a problem in the quiet confines of the book room. Head of East's custodial staff, Mr. C. Delbert Mooberry, checks over some figures at his desk. �Hard at work in the main office are clerks, from left, Mrs. Ruth Cummings, Mrs. Betty Whitmore, and Mrs. Anne Louise Anderson . The East cooks relax before getting back to their tasks of preparing meals for the students. They are, from left to right, Mrs. Florence Reffalt, Mrs. Marie Sherley, Mrs. Veronica Czarnik, Mrs. Ofir Antrillo, Mrs. Irma Jackson, Mrs. Helen Greenberg, Mrs. Selmp Harvey, and Mrs. Francis Smith. ���48 �Activities Calendar Orientation Assembly ... September 16 Howdy Day .......... September 17 Seraph Dance .......... October 16 Senior Class Assembly .... October 27 Fall Sports Dance ....... November 6 P.T.A. Back To School ... November 17 Thanksgiving Assembly .. November 24 Christmas Assembly ..... December 17 Christmas Program ..... December 21 Senior Return ......... December 22 Woodbury Contest ....... January 12 Drama Club Play ........ January 14 Career Day ............ January 18 Junior Prom ............ January 22 Sweetheart Dance ...... February 12 Wolcott Contest ........ February 25 P.T.A. Fashion Show .. March 17, 18, 19 All School Show ........ March 25,26 Vocal Concert ............. April 24 Band Concert .............. May 6 Senior Girl Awards ......... May 11 Color Day ................ May 13 Senior Prom ............... May 21 Academic Awards Assembly. May 25,26 Class Day ................ June 3 Commencement ............ June 7 ���Student Council representatives D. J. Kato, George Kawamoto, Anne Schaefer, Kenny Passarelli, Pat Garrett, Kathy Deutsch, and Steve Schmaltz concentrate on a school problem. The Early Bird Dance, held at 7:15 Friday morning, was a new undertaking by Student Council. An accepted idea brings mixed emotions from (above) Mr. Arthur Bragg, Herrick Chapman and Charlie Johnson. Gayle Kotzelnick (below) devotes all her time and Head Boy Howard Vogel conducts business as Head Girl Gayle Kotzelnick, J. Nady and John Bonsib contemplate new ideas. �Student Council greeted Angels with Christmas decorations . 53 Erection of the Christmas tree in the main hall is a traditional project performed by Council each year. Council Cultivates Student Exchange East's Student Council is made up of the Head Boy and Head Girl, four sophomores, six juniors, eight seniors, and a representative from Spotlight. Student Council's theme this year was "creative citizenship," which stresses the importance of the individual. In conjunction with this theme the council promoted an exchange program with the other high schools, and was working on the Valley Forge and Freedom's Foundation Awards. In addition, Council continues to uphold the Colfax Code, decorate at Christmas, and plan assemblies and Color Day activities. �Contemplating an important issue, Gene Burk successfully presides over an early morning meeting. Delegates Unite Students Debbie Davis and Richard Armstrong listen intently to a discussion concerning the problems of the student parking lot. Second semester president Mike Pryor stresses the importance of student participation. Serving as the House of Representatives of the East Student Government, the Delegate Assembly met each Friday morning at 7:45 to discuss and act on problems brought to it by the student body and Student Council. The delegates, who were elected by their first hour classes, served as the connecting link between the students and the student government by reporting events and then recording the opinions of their classes to take back to the Assembly. Always present to help when questions arose was sponsor, Mr. Bragg. Led by presidents Gene Burk and Mike Pryor, the Assembly worked on numerous school problems. Delegate Assembly was a cosmopolitan cross-section of the students and ideas of East High School. In order to record accurate notes, representatives find it necessary to pay strict attention . �Discussion and decision constitute the duties of Board Members Pat Seymour, Nancy Ridenour, and Gail Fliegler. Board Strives for Effectiveness 55 With a constant concern for student welfare, Mr. Arthur Bragg headed the Classification Board's second year. Formed two years ago, the Classification Board deals with offenders of the Classification System. The system ranks student activities and offices with respect to their importanc:e and the time they require. Thus a student is prevented from holding too many "high" offices and more people are able to gain leadership experience. This year members called in student leaders and asked them whether they felt new items should be added to the system or the classification of other items changed. After assembling numerous opinions the Board developed a revised system. Paulette Brewer, Tim Greer, and Pat Abe ca~efully consider a student's potential and limitations. �Spotlight Service Superior SPOTLIGHT is carefully proofread by Connie Artzer and Mr. Richard Nelson, sponsor. 56 Striving to recognize the individual student, SPOTLIGHT, the East newspaper, established a new column, "Queries and Quotes," to which anyone could contribute his ideas and opinions. Through a joint effort of the staff, SPOTLIGHT urged better orientation for sophomores and a new time for the National Merit Test. By involving additional students in school activities, SPOTLIGHT represented the student body and covered more events. Another new column related student opinions of other Denver high schools in contrast with East. Encouraged by their sponsor, Mr. Richard Nelson, the East High School newspaper presented a clear and unbiased account of the news throughout its 12 e d itio ns. East High Spotlight Vol . lll November 3 , 1965 No. 3 Published Every Third Week During the School Session by the Students of East High School, Denver, Colorado Editor in Chief .. •....... . ...•..•.....•........... . ... . ... Kay Eldredge News Editor ...••..•... . ..........••.................. .. . . . Lindo Stott Sponsor •...•..•...... . . . ..........••..•......... . • Mr. Richard Nelson Copy-Rewrite Editor •.........•. . ••..••••..•...... . .•. . ..• Nancy Brandt Business Manager . . • . . • • . . . • • • . • • . • • . .••...•. . .•.••. . • Barbara loomis Photography Co-ordinator •..•••••...•. . •......• . .•. . .... Coraline Schamp Page Editors •......•..•...•..••..•..•...•. Ell n Morimoto, Connie Artzer, laura Masunaga, Kathy Smith Supply Manager .••..••..••.••.••..••.•• . .........•..•.. . Ginny Irving Publicity Manager ...•......•..••. .. . . ••. . • . ........••..•... Mary Kunt Reporters .•.•..•..••..•...•...• Tom Barnes, Gerry del Junco, Pat Garrett, Bob Geismar, Judi Glathar, Dave Hallet, Joe Huff, Suzy Haskins, Carla linton , Fred loechner, Meredy Moll, Tony Peros, Mike Pryor, Dave Tickton, Suzanne Young Photographers ..•........................ Glen Eppleston, John Cowdrey, Bart Weiss, Chris O'Neill Staff •Artist ....... . .. . .... . ... . .. . ... . .... . .. . ..... .. . . .. .. . Bob Slack Printed by Eames Bros., 2030 Champa, Denver, Colo. Second class postage paid, September 15, 1965 at the Post Office at Denver, Colo. under the act of March 2, 1879 While at printer's, laura Masunaga, Kay Eldredge, and Nancy Brandt inspect their final product. �Interesting articles and editorials capture student interests. Mark McElhinney waits anxiously for his SPOTLIGHT, distributed by Meredy Moll. �Assemblies Instill Student Enthusiasm Throughout the year students have the opportunity to see both educational and entertaining assemblies. This year's presentations included the Student Council's annual Code Assembly, Election and Academic Assemblies, the Red Cross Assembly with speaker Earl Reum, and other programs ranging from gymnastics and the Woodbury and Wolcott contests to pre-game pep assemblies. At the Sophomore Orientation Assembly, Mr. Robert Colwell (left) speaks on the sophomores' role in school activities. Members of the football team (below) take charge of a pep assembly the day before the South game. �Taking the oath of office are (left to right) Nancy Ridenour, Gail Fliegler, Tim Greer, and Pat Garrett. Candidates for all-school offices are presented to the student body prior to voting. The Wolcott Contest provides the opportunity for gtrls to show their sight reading abilities. 59 �Mr. Paul Coleman and Mr. Charles Clarkson display good sportsmanship in a "staged" basketball game during the White Jackets pep assembly. At the annual citizenship assembly, Dr. libor Brom speaks about loyalty and the devotion to one's country. 60 Muscular coordination and precise timing help Air Force gymnast, lt. Gregor Weiss, perform a difficult one-armed hand stand. Mike Pryor narrates while the Concert Choir provides the background music for "I Am an American." Tim Greer gives his interpretation of Culture in the Tower of Strength Assembly. �Mr. Bill Holmes, stage crew supervisor, works hard removing scenery from a recent play set. Stage Crew Hustles Behind the Scenes Sweeping the stage for an upcoming assembly are stage crew workers Tim Eitel and Joe McNamara. The East High stage crew plays an important part in stage productions. They are the unseen people who handle lighting, sound effects, and other items essential to a successful assembly. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Bill Holmes, the stage crew, throughout the year, has done an excellent job. Unloading boards for a new set, Bud Strickland inspects them carefully. �Mike Nelson stimulates the audience with his interpretation of "Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address." Woodbury Seized by Spencer John Spencer delivers his winning speech, "On Being Accused of Treason." The ninety-third annual Woodbury Oratorical Contest, one of the oldest traditions at East, was presented January 12, 1966. This year John Spencer, a junior, won the Woodbury medal for his delivery of Emmet's, "On Being Accused of Treason." John competed with seven other speakers: Timothy Dickertorical Contest, one of the oldest traditions at son, Dirk Epperson, Peter Kenny, Michael Nelson, Brian Prendergast, Michael Pryor and David Tickton. Thomas Barnes and Michael Sawaya introduced the contestants. The three judges were Mr. Stanley L. Drexler, Mr. Donald P. Dunklee, and Rabbi Daniel Goldberger. 62 While Peter Kenny orates, Woodbury contestants (left to right) Mike Nelson, Dirk Epperson, David Tickton, John Spencer, Brian Prendergast, Timothy Dickerson and Mike Pryor listen. �Huber Captures Wolcott The Eighty-seventh Annual Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest was held Friday, February 25, 1966. The contestants were chosen at a trial reading by several teachers. This year Susan Huber won the award for her excellent interpretation of "They," by Rudyard Kipling . Other contestants were Linda Stott, Kathleen Deutsch, Venita Helgeson, Schyleen Quells, Kathleen Eldredge, Mary Dallas, and Karen Leaver. Alternates were Karen Cruter and Sandra Deutsch. The three judges were Miss Alice M. Wolter, Mrs. Dorothy A. Oden, a"nd Mr. Carl I. Johnson. Alternates and contestants of the Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest wait anxiously for the judges' decision . A portion of " They," by Rudyard Kipling , is interpreted by Sue Huber. Sue Huber receives congratulations from her competitors and the judges after winning the 87th Annual Wolcott Medal. �Smging " I enjoy Being a Girl, " the Angela ires entertain the audience at the PTA Fashion Show. 64 Concert Choir fills the auditorium with its sublime melodies at the Christmas Assembly. New to East this year, Mr. Vincent Tagliavore triumps in his orchestral teachings . �Musicians Sound Off East's Music Department, headed by Mrs. Marion Padboy, Mr. Kay Shadwell, Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, and Miss June Sinnard, produced several entertaining assemblies this year as well as participated in other school activities. Under the direction of Mrs. Padboy, Concert Choir performed for the annual Christmas assembly, the All-School Show, and various community groups. The Angelaires, a small madrigal group selected from Concert Choir, sang for the Model Teens Fashion Show and other gatherings, while Miss Sinnard's Mixed Chorus performed in the Thanksgiving program. Mr. Shadwell directed the Concert Band and Orchestra first semester and was succeeded by Mr. Vincent Tagliavore. East was also privileged to have a group from Sing-Out '65, sponsored by Moral Re-armament, appear for a special assembly. Violinist Dennis Gersten strives for individual perfection. Mrs. Marion Padboy directs Concert Choir as they entertain at Veterans Hospital. �laura Masunaga, Barbie loomis, and Nancy Bonnot relive their childhood in " I' m Five." The comedy team of Marilyn Griffin and linda Hall (above) delights the audience with its unique routine. Energetic vocalist, Joey Swearengen , (below) entertains with " Everything's Coming Up Roses." The talented trio of Paul Vogel, Charlie Dillon, and Dave Evans provides amusing folk music. The Club Soda Act, featuring Herrick Chapman, Howie Vogel, Bob Bell, and Eugene Burk, presents an arrangement of "Exodus." �Four Seasons Storm the Stage Hours of work and effort culminated in "The Four Seasons," the East High School 1966 All-School Show. Mrs. May Dunkin, assisted by Mr. Irwin Keinon, directed the show and helped in the selection of the 26 acts finally chosen from more than 50 that tried out. Besides the traditional dancing and singing, this year's show included such areas as bottleplaying, precision marching, and magic phenomena. The entire production was bound together by the Show Band who, under the direction of Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, played the overture and most background music. Girls in ' By the Sea' frolic through the All School Show. 67 A clever setting was staged by the Angelaires in "Telephone Hour." �Eight of the Senior Scholars are, left to right, top to bottom, Bill Kindel, John Fuller, Joe Huff, Laura Masunaga, Gerry Del Junco, Kay Eldredge, David Summers, and Margaret Smith. Linda Jensen and Eileen O'Neill have also been recognized as Senior Scholars. Seniors Show Scholastic Ability Ten students of the class of 1966 have been recognized as Senior Scholars for their superior scholastic ability and performance. Their College Board scores were all above 1290 and each has a grade point average of 3.68 or better, placing them in the top 3% of the senior class. �CHEERFULNESS COURTESY DEPENDABILITY Dione Elkins Ellen Morimoto Barbaro Hurd Senior Girl Awards 69 BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Gayle Kotzelnick FRIENDLINESS LEADERSHIP LOYALTY LOYALTY Kathy Heger laura Partridge Jane Pace Connie Tokomine POISE SENSE OF HUMOR SERVICE SPORTSMANSHIP Carolyn Cheley 01one Carocosis Corio linton Lauro Mosunogo �Cheerleaders boosting East's spirit are, top row, left to right: Judy Glathar, laura Masunaga, Nancy Bonnot, and Cherry! Elson; bottom row: Kathy Starr, Debbie Green, Barbara loomis, and Gail Takamine. Let's Go Big RedLet's Go! Football form is demonstrated by the cheerleaders in a pep assembly. Throughout the school year, eight girls in red and white lifted the spirit of the school far beyond ordinary bounds. Their exuberance and enthusiasm helped provide the driving force necessary for winning games. Spending hundreds of hours in practice and at actual sporting events, they are among those groups most devoted to East High School. laura Masunaga, head cheerleader, leads the East Angels. 70 �Susan Shermack, Margie Schilt, and Barbara Miller test their spring overcoats while singing in the rain. Granny glasses a-tilt, lynn Persson strolls down the ramp. Angels Parade Fashions "Angel's On Parade," the PTA Fashion Show, was held March 17, 18, and 19 at the Denver Dry Goods Teo Room. The accent on fashion this year was the "Mod" look, which included the accessories as well as the clothing. The twenty-five models who were chosen from the girls of the senior class, along with the commentator, Mrs. Phyllis Doner, made the fashion show a success. The models eagerly wait for their turn on the runway. Dressed in her red all-weather coat, Marti Humm shows the latest in spring fashions. �The sound of the Outcasts of Poker Flat fills the front hall at the Fall Sports Dance. Students at the Sweetheart Dance rock to the sounds put down by the Rainy Daze. �Long Is the Night The overpowering beat of East dances encouraged the energetic student to express himself. The Jerkers and the Frugers were stimulated by the frenzied sounds of the Princetons, Outcasts of Poker Flat, the Boenzee Cryque, and the Rainy Daze. The twist and turn of musical sorcery transformed boundless energy and tensions into a maze of frantic motion. A member of the Boenzee Cryque adds the bass beat at the Junior Prom. 73 Two weary people enjoy a moment of rest at the Fal Sports Dance, "Showdown." �"For the Good of the Nation," the Junior Class Float, parades its hearts and flags which gave the class second place. The Senior Float was overcome by Friday 13th Jinx as they captured third place. First place honors went to the Sophomore Class for their presentation of "Kindness Is Sharing." �"Probenetion" Puzzles the Public "Would You Believe," this year's Color Day theme, produced a wide variety of hats, costumes, floats and skits. Floats were based on the word "Probenetion," whose actual meaning was not revealed until the first place Sophomore Class Float was announced. The Senior Class Skit captured first place, followed by the Junior and Sophomore Skits respectively. All dramatic productions were built around the theme "Skitastrophe." Of the 13 floats entered in the parade the White Jacket Float took first place honors. Once again the Pre-law "float" was disqualified. The day was highlighted with the crowning of Miss Gail Takamine, 1966 May Queen. The Angels also won their 3rd consecutive city track title. 75 First place in the club floats went to the White Jackets and their "Probenetion Spirits." "Suds of Youth," exemplified the 2nd hour physics class' idea of Probenetion. Mr. George Mansfield expresses his personal views on life for the College Counseling Department's "Fantasy and Reality." �Seniors Victorious In "Skitastrophe" Skits In the winning Senior Skit, Greg Dunham receives a note to take home from his teacher, Marilyn leech. Irma Ia Sophomore, portrayed by Mary Dallas, becomes an East Angel after a shady career. 76 �Mark Redfearn and Winifred Wright characterize Anthony and Cleopatra in the Junior Skit. In the Faculty Skit, Mr. Dominic Zarlengo meets opposition from one of his "students," Mr. John Timmons. Two promising students, Mr. Alfred Metcalf and Mr. Richard Nelson, delay their physics class. For disciplinary measures, Mr. Robert Colwell is sent to the principal's office. �ROTC Strives For Responsibility, Leadership, And Self-discipline Sergeant Jim A. Taigaafi assigns cadets duties for Federal Inspection. ROTC helps develop a student's character, giving him insight and perspective on military training and life. The goals of the ROTC are responsibility, leadership, and self-discipline. The new cadet learns how to handle responsibility given to him and how to assign responsibilities to other cadets. He learns to be a good leader by giving precise orders and to be a good follower by taking orders willingly, responding to directions quickly and completing them efficiently. Self-discipline plays an important part in the training of a new cadet, for he must learn how to dress in a military manner and be prepared for weekly drills and inspection. Throughout the year, the ROTC drill teams perform for various school functions, including assemblies, and prepare for the city and state drill competition which is held in the spring. In May a Federal inspection is held at which officials from the Army come to inspect the progress and discipline of the cadets and test them on their knowledge of Army functions. �Individual progress is tested by Cadet lieutenant Colonel Murray Davidson. 79 Sergeant Jim A. Taigaafi inspects a platoon for proper uniform dress. �School Activities Supported by ROTC Showing precision in timing and movement is the R.O.T.C. drill team at the All-School Show. 80 During a rifle match, Tony Russell sights a target. Sally Grandy expresses her views of the individual's constitutional rights at the Sojourner Contest, sponsored by R.O.T.C. �Eddy Gunn movements. demonstrates skillful gun The Honorary Cadet Drill Team shows the perfection it has achieved by hours of practice The R.O.T.C. Color Guard presents the colors before the Citizenship assembly. �Cadet Officers lieutenant Colonel Murray Davidson Moior Ma1or Steve TenBrink Glenn O nodera �83 Lieutenant Colonel Carolyn Cheley Major Sally Grandy ���Angelus King and Queen This year East High was privileged to have the popular recording group, "We Five," select the Angelus King and Queen. The judges decided that Miss Carol Johnson and Mr. John Bonsib were representative of typical American youth, chosen from pictures submitted from the sophomore class. J£.. filn £8onJe"t Angelus King J(rJj C&zJ«J./fiinJon Angelus Queen 86 �MIKE PETE BEV We Five BOB JERRY ��Se raph King attendants are, from left to right and top to bott:>m : Tim Greer, Gerry del Junco, Dave Tickton , Steve Jackson , Mike Nelson, J . Nady, and Herrick Chapman. Seraph Dance looking quite regal, Keith and escort Schyleen lead the first dance to strains of "Don't let the Sun Catch You Crying." 89 Unique to East High dances this year, a king was the highlighted royalty rather than the usual queen. The occasion was the annual Seraph Dance, and it was appropriately entitled "King of Clubs." In keeping with this theme, the decorations consisted of three huge playing cards behind the band, a canopy made of black and red streamers, and several authentic looking spears which decorated the entrance to the gym. Multicolored lights played "hide-and-go-seek" among the dancers, as East's own "Princetons" got .the first dance of the year off to a regal start. The final touch to a "royal" evening was the crowning of Mr. Keith Rausch as king. His reigning partner was Miss Schyleen Qualls. Myron Pullock, drummer for the Princetons, beats out "The Jolly Green Giant" in honor of East's victory in the East-G.W. football game that afternoon. ��Music by " The Outcasts of Poker Flat" seemed to originate in the loft of the barn behind them. East High was transported back into the days of the "Wild West" as the ANGELUS and SPOTLIGHT staffs presented the annual Fall Sports Dance, entitled "Show Down." The front hall was decorated with "wanted" posters, an authentic-looking bar, and scenes of Poker Flat - the town where the band, "The Outcasts of Poker Flat," originated. The real showdown was the crowning of the crosscountry team candidate, Miss Pat Garrett, by last year's queen, Miss Cindy Ziegler. Pat's escort was Mr. Steve Schmaltz. The newly·crowned queen, Pat Garrett, receives the congratulations of many, including Linda Jackson. Fall Sports Dance 91 Fall Sports Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom : Cay Gilbertson, Debbie Green, Susan Ando, Cherry! Elson, laurie Bourke, and Candy Sekyra. ��Junior Prom The new Junior Prom Queen Sylvia Wong and her escort Kenny Passarelli lead the traditional first dance. The fabulous "Boenze Cryques" set the pace of the Junior Prom, "Gain' On A lion Hunt." Yellow and green streamers and paper cannibals created a mysterious jungle atmosphere, while the center of attraction was a large cardboard lion suspended above the dance floor. Miss Sylvia Wong was crowned as this year's queen by Head Girl, Miss Gayle Kotzelnick. Miss Wong was escorted by Mr. Kenny Passarelli. Seated gracefully on her throne is Miss Wong with her escort Mr. Passarelli. Cannibals were a very necessary part of "Goin' On A lion Hunt." 93 Junior Prom attendants are from left to right and top to bottom: Nancy Stratton, Nancy Bonnot, Mary Kunz, Sylvia Smith, Cay Gilbertso;;, and Kathy Starr. ��Miss laurie Bourke Mr. J. Nady Miss lmda Cavnar Mr. Dave Bonham Miss Angie Fotinos Mr. Rick Achatz Sweetheart Dance The "unexpected" did come true as Interclub Council presented the annual Sweetheart Dance entitled "lmprevu." Blue lights and a French cafe complete with an artist and a ceiling composed of hundreds of balloons set the mood for the crowning of Miss lou Skubal and Mr. Russell Hall as Sweetheart Couple. Last year's couple, liz Snider and Gary Coughlin, performed the crowning in a setting enhanced by the music of the "Boenzee Cryques." 95 Miss Cay Gilbertson Mr. Mike Nelson The newly crowned Sweetheart couple cherish a quiet moment at their dance. Miss Anne Holmes Mr. Terry Matthews Miss Jane Pace Mr. Brian McCormack ��97 May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Kay Eldredge, Cherry! Elson, Gail Takamine, Kathy Deutsch, Barbara loomis, Carolyn Cheley, Jane Pace, and Susan Shermack. �Senior Honorary Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Kathy Heger, Karen Cruter, Paulette Brewer, Wyndol Johnson, Ann Montes, louJuana Walls, Moni Aerni, Valerie Watson, laura Masunaga, Anthea Blanas, Rose Marie Cash, and Angie Fotinos. The members of the Queens' Court are, from left to right, Sylvia Wong and Pat Garrett. �.Y':Jfomo?<e /fay Plt n . ,. . k., lenrlana. 99 Sophomore May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Angie Noel, Debbie Verduin, Ginny Holmes, and Carol Johnson. Junior May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Nancy Bonnot, Mary Brent, Mary Kunz, Sylvia Smith, lou Skubal, and Mary Beth Gibbs. LO ��Athletics: The exhibition of physical skills on the turf of a football field, on the hard-surfaced tennis courts, in the churning water of a swimming pool. The attainment of satisfaction from a well-earned victory. The burning disappointment of a hard-fought loss. A culmination of hours of practice, endeavoring to better oneself, always with a goal in mind: To do the best in a sportsmanlike way. �Coach Pot Panek, climaxing a twenty-eight year career, receives a plaque from Robert Colwell and Ted Rand (for right), which will be presented to East's Most Valuable Football Player each year. Looking on (left) is Carl Stearns, who organized Panek's testimonial banquet. Angels Finish Fourth for Panek Tegged by many observers as one of the finest teams in the area, the East High football team hung up a 1965 record of five wins and five losses and finished fourth in the city standings with a 4-3 won-lost record, . ending Coach Pat Panek's 28 year coaching career at East. The Angels got off to a slow start by losing to Loveland 8-0, Pueblo Centennial 27-14 in pre-season games, and the league opener to North 7-6. East finally got on the winning trail by defeating West 19-0, Manual 14-0, and arch-rival George Washington 6-0. The Angels gave Coach Pat Panek a rousing finish to his coaching career when they downed favored Lincoln 38-0 in the league finale. The team showed determination and true sportsmanship, and proved that they were comparable to past East powerhouse teams. A South High runner is upended by Hugh McMillon, as Art Levy (20), Greg Hume (76), and Glen Hanley (81) trail the ploy. �Tailback Roger Cheatham reaches the end of the line in the hands of several lincoln linemen. Art levy (20) breaks loose from a West tackler as Gene Williams trails for a lateral. 103 VARSITY FOOTBAll ROSTER Roger Cheatom ...• . .. 10 Rick Achatz . ......... 11 Dan Westmoreland .... 12 Art Levy ........•... 20 Mark McElhinney •.• , .. 21 Stan Smith ........ . .. 22 Mark Morris ..•....... 23 John Slovek .......... 24 Bill Macintosh .... . ... 25 Herb Sanders . . . • . • . . 27 Bruce Gilchrist • • . . • . . 40 Jim Revels ........... 41 Gene Williams .••.... .42 Chris Hindman ....... . 50 George Lechowicz ..... 51 Everette Williams ...... 52 Greg Dunham .... . ... 60 Gary Slovek .......... 61 Glen Boggess ......... 62 Lloyd Daniels ......... 64 Herb Smith . . . •..... . 65 Ed SeDan ............ 66 George Tague .. . . .. . . 67 Jim Hecht·Nielsan .... . 70 Archie Topping . . .. . .. 71 John Hendrysan . . . . ... 72 Mike Nelson .... .. ... 73 Bill Reynolds .••...... 74 Phil Van Buskirk .. . .. . 75 Greg Hume ......... . 76 Terry Matthews ..... . . Jim Jackson . . ..... .. . 80 Glenn Hanley ... . . ... 81 Sam Molina .. . ....... 82 Del Smith . . ......... . 83 Hugh McMillan .. . .... 84 J . Nady .. .......... . 85 Rayford Tillis .....•.•. 86 n Gene Williams {42) clears the path for John Slovek (24). �Gridders Grab All-City Honors The members of East's 1965 football team were the last to be coached by Pat Panek, who retired after 28 seasons as head football coach for the Angels. During this period his teams ruled the Denver Prep league football scene. Under Panek, the Angels compiled a 168-31-12 record in league play. East won 15 outright Denver City championships, tied for another and claimed two State titles. Many members of Panek's final team were honored this year. Terry Matthews gained First Team All-City honors. All-City Second Team awards went to Bruce Gilchrist, Roger Cheatham, and J. Nady. Mark McElhinney, John Slovek, Greg Hume, Chris Hindman, Art levy, and Gene Williams received Honorable Mention Commendation Awards. Williams was the first Angel gridder to receive the Pat Panek Award, given to the outstanding East football player each season. These All-City footballers and other former East players attended a testimonial dinner at the Hilton Hotel, December 8, in honor of Coach Panek, to pay tribute to the retiring coach for the outstanding job he had done in coaching the East High School football teams since 1938. A spinner play by tailback Rick Achatz is good for short yardage and a first down. 104 A hard tackle by J. Nady downs a lincoln player. Gene Williams (42), led by the blocking of Jim Revels (41 ), penetrates the West defense for valuable yardage. Phil VanBuskirk's extra point attempt goes wide of its mark as Rick Achatz (11) holds for the place kick. �A host of East tacklers brings down a lincoln ball carrier. VARSITY FOOTBAll STANDINGS Team Won ............ 7 ···· ··········· 5 Washington ·········· 5 Jefferson South ................ 4 EAST North lincoln Manual West .. ············· 3 .............. 2 .............. 2 ...... .. ...... .. 0 Lost Pet. 0 2 2 3 1.000 .714 .714 .571 .429 .286 .286 .000 • 5 5 7 Mark McElhinney gets off another one of his consistently fine punts. Coach Kirk Hinderlider explains a weakness in the opposition's defense to Coach Pat Panek. Terry Matthews and Herb Smith pour in to put the clamps on a West passer. Sam Molina catches a short pass for a first down. �106 East reserves await their chance to go into the game. Driving through the line on a trap play, Mark McElhinney shakes off a Jefferson tackler. Defensive halfbacks Roger Cheatham (10) and Mark McElhinney (21) go high to break a lincoln pass play. �Panek Retires After 28 Years at East Joyous Angels corry Coach Pot Panek off the field after on impressive 38-0 win over lincoln . Lloyd Daniels and Terry Matthews smother a lincoln boll carrier as J. Nody looks on. Coach Paul Coleman explains a pass pattern to end Rayford Tillis. �Cutting behind an excellent block, Gene Williams (42) moves up-field for a long gain. Bill Macintosh prepares to fire a reverse pass downfield during the West game. linebacker Bruce Gilchrist (40) comes up and stops a Manual runner for no gain. �Juniors Finish 1n 2nd Place Tie JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBAll ROSTER Dove Berry Glen Boggess Richard Boll Dwight Eisnoch Willie Fields Rod florquist Dove Hollett Jim Hecht·Nielsen Jim Jackson George Kawamoto Clyde lucas Sam Molino Mark Morris Bill Oliver Jim Revels Gory Slovek Del Smith Herb Smith lorry Stephens Archie Topping lorry Tuggles Don Westmoreland lee Williams Coach - Myron Craig JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Washington 7 EAST 4 Jefferson 3 South 3 lincoln 3 Manual ...... 3 North West .••..... ....... .... ....... •••••• 0 Lost Tied Pet . 0 3 2 3 3 3 .5 6 0 1.000 ..571 ..571 ..500 ..500 ..500 .214 .143 0 2 1 0 109 Scampering through a quick opening in the Manual defense is George Kawamoto. Larry Tuggles (above) breaks loose on a third down play for valuable yardage. A lincoln ball carrier (left) finds it hard going against East's tough line. �Coach Charles Clarkson analyzes the game situation as Jim Casebolt {left) prepares to fire a pass to an East receiver downfield. A Washington safety gets only insignificant yardage on a punt return as Reggie Mines (80) is downfield quickly to make the tackle. SOPHOMORE FOOTBAll ROSTER David Alkave Bob Brewer Ocie Brooks James Casebolt Walter Dawkins Dennis Degenhart Darrell Dickens Cliff Erickson Kevin Gamez Paul Greco Scott Grigg John Hardy Jerry Hilliard Michael Hooker Anther Hudgins Greg MacDougal Joseph Marecak Alfred Mcfarland David McGee Reggie Mines Lonnie Nieto Steve Olson Mike Parks David Peak Lance Scrivner James Shanahan Larry Streno Paul Van Buskirk Ted Wrenn Bill Wright Paul Young Coaches Charles Clarkson Kirk Hinderlider �Golfers Falter To Below-Par Finish The East High golf team, led by all-city player Brian McCormack, puttered to a sixth place finish in the city. Crushed by an early defeat at the hands of Abraham Lincoln, the Angels were able to engineer team victories over only West and Manual. In a season marked by many close individual matches, the Angels figured into the city standings by taking crucial matches from the leaders. Determination is reflected by Kim Rea as one stroke separates him from his opponent. 111 Well-executed recovery shots became the key to success for Harry King, East's most consistent winner. Team captain Brian McCormack deftly rolls in an eight-footer. GOLF ROSTER Warren Cornell Steve Johnstone Harry King Brion McCormack Terry Milligan Kim Reo David Schemel Gory Stranahan Howard Vogel Coach Don Smith �The impact of defeat is felt by Steve Jackson as Wes Nakata, Coach Jim Coleman and his son, Doug, try to console him. While on hts toes, Steve (below) demonstrates fine backhand form. While practicing for the State Tournament, Steve Wilbur looks concerned. TENNIS ROSTER John Baker Steve Jackson Wesley Nakata Scott Robinson Gary Stern Dave Tickton Jim Trotsky Steve Wilbur Coach Jim Coleman Concentration played an important part of Wesley Nakata's game, which greatly improved since last year. �Netmen Prevail for Second Straight Year The East High tennis team captured its second consecutive State Championship, although it failed to win a third straight City Title. East finished second to George Washington in city competition. Although number one singles player Steve Jackson lost his first round state match in three sets, Dave Tickton and Steve Wilbur teamed to walk over everybody in their path, including Thomas Jefferson, who defeated them in the State Qualifying matches. Jim Trotsky beat Joe Taylor from South to gain the finals against Dan Plattner of Washington. Plattner defeated Trotsky in a hard fought, three set victory, which enabled Washington to tie East for the State Title. Seniors Steve Jackson, Jim Trotsky, Steve Wilbur, Dave Tickton, and Wes Nakata all contributed towards two City and two State Championships, won during their stay at East. All-City singles number four player, Dove Tickton, prepares to hit a half-court volley. 113 Steve Wilbur and Dove Tickton (left) show the determination that earned them the State doubles title. Hustling Jim Trotsky (above) exerts the effort that gained him the runner· up title in the State number two singles. �Angels Run Down Fourth The East High School Cross Country team experienced a successful year, culminating in an impressive fourth place finish in the State meet. Senior John Davis, a standout all season, topped his achievements with a 7:10.5 time in the City meet, tying the city record. Davis and his teammate Glen Eppleston sped to 4th and 7th places, respectively, in the State meet. Next year's team will be headed by sophomore letterman Darrell Eversman and junior lettermen George Horvath and Mike Nunley. Glen Eppleston and sophomore Darrell Eversman begin their " sprint" as they round the final turn . East High runners (on left) jockey for positions just after the gun . �CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Points South • • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . • • • . . • 23 lincoln • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . . . • . • « Wash ington . . . • . . . • • . . • . . . • • . . . • SO EAST ..•.•.•••.••••••...•...• 52 Jefferson . • . . . • . . • • • • • . • • • • • . • • 86 North • . • • • . • • • . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . 92 Manual •••.••....•• , •..• , .... 101 West •.......••...•••••...•.... 128 John Davis crosses the line in another easy 1st place victory, overshadowing a 3rd place team finish. Coach Jack Moulton points out where harrier Steve Schmaltz should have made his move. A GW opponent nudges ahead of winner Glen Eppleston just after they pass the finish line. CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER larry Cook John Davis Glen Eppleston Darrell Eversman George Horvath Michael Nunley Steve Schmall% Coach Jack Moulton 115 �East Upset in Bid for Third Straight City and State Titles Bob Knox (52) goes high to swipe a rebound from a lincoln player as teammates Jim Jackson (32), Rayford Tillis (54), and Keith Rausch (34) wait expectantly. �The East High basketball team, which dominated the Denver Prep league and State competition the past two seasons, faltered in its attempt to gain its third straight City and State basketball titles. Although it showed the strength of former East teams, the Angels failed to win crucial games in league play. During pre-season competition, the Angel basketballers won seven straight, including a thrilling, three-overtime victory over staterival Greeley Central 69-64. In the Pueblo Invitational Tournament, the Cherubs overcame the homecourt advantage of Pueblo South and Centennial to enter the finals against Denver lincoln. Keith Rausch and Roger Cheatham led the third period charge that put the lancers away and gave East the Invitational Championship. Ranked number one of Colorado high school teams by the Denver Post, the Angels entered Denver league action as the favorite to repeat its City title. They defeated West and North, but fell to an inspired T. J. five 70-61 to end their winning streak at nine and dropped to fifth in the Prep polls. The Angels came back to dump rival Washington 55-51, but they could not find the touch against Manual and lost, which ended their try for the City championship. The team closed out league play with come-from-behind victories over South and lincoln, to finish in second place. In the Denver Public Schools District Tournament, East lost its first round game to South, and ended hopes of returning to capture its third consecutive State Basketball Championship. 117 Attempting to shoot over the fouling hand of a Washington player, Rayford Tillis (right) lets nothing stop him as he drives in for two points. Bernard Gipson (above) chokes the lay-up attempt of a North guard . �Rayford Tillis (above) steals the boll out of a surprised West player's arms. Going up for a layup against a hounding lincoln defender is Roger Cheotom (below) as Albert Gale (44) and Jim Jackson (32) move in for a possible tip-in. Forward Bernard Gipson grimaces as he pulls down a rebound. �Hoopsters Dunked to Second VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Manua l ············ Won 7 ······· EAST ....... 5 Lincoln ••••.••.••••••• 4 J efferson •..••.•••...•. 4 ••..•...•• 3 Wa shington North •....•........•. 2 South ....••......•••• 2 •. 1 West ••••••• 0 ••••• Lost 0 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 Pet. 1.000 .714 .571 .571 .429 .286 .286 .143 All GAMES EAST 64 69 60 57 59 72 58 46 53 61 55 46 55 77 64 40 37 Opponent Aurora Hinkley . . • • . . . . ... 51 Greeley Central .•... . .......... 64 Pueblo South ••..•••.......•.... 51 Pueblo Centennial • . .••...•...• • 55 lincoln ....•...••. . ••...•.... • 57 West ...•...••..•......•...• 42 Adams City .•....•..••......... 52 West .•...•....••............. 40 North .....•................... 48 Jefferson ..•................... 70 Washington .................... 51 Manual ...•....•...•.......... 78 South •......•.............• : . . 50 Lincoln ........................ 70 South ...•..................... 67 North ............... . ...... . . . 55 West ......... . .••..••....... . 50 119 A flat-footed North defender finds it impossible to stop Albert Gale (44) as he flips a short jumper into the basket. �East Five Styles In Season Moving across the keyhole, Richard Armstrong sets up a screen for a teammate. VARSITY BASKETBALL Armstrong , Richard Cheatham , Roger Gale , Albert Gipson, Bernard Holmes, Greg Jackson, Jim Knox, Bob Nunley, Mike Rausch, Keith Tillis, Rayford Coach Paul Coleman Coach Paul Coleman finds a referee's decision controversial. Roger Cheatham fends off a North guard who is trying to block his lay-up attempt. �Between quarters, Coach Colema n (be/ow) expla ins a play that Bernard Gipson (41 -/eft) sets up by passing to Bob Knox (53) as Rayford Tillis (55) looks on . 121 Keith Rausch (right ) is all alone against four lincoln players, but he goes above them all to get off a twisting jump-shot. Greg Holmes (above) barely gets off a shot in the North game. �Second Place "Tied-Up" by Juniors Glenn Boggess (32, above) tips in an errant teammate's shot for two points. Going high in the air, Mike Nunly (50, below) attempts to block an opponent's shot as Bill Oliver assists. After driving past a North defender, Clinton Williams gets an easy "lay-up." JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER JUNIOR BASKETBALL STANDINGS w L Pet. Manual 7 EAST 5 Jefferson ............. 5 Washington ........... 4 lincoln ········· ······ 4 South ················ 2 North ············· ... 1 West 0 0 2 2 3 3 5 1.000 .714 .714 .571 .571 .286 .143 •• 0 ••••••••• •••••••••• •• 0 ••• • •• 0. 0 0 ••• •••• •••••• 6 7 .000 Glen Boggess leonard Davis Dale Grays Jim Jackson Richard McGuire Sam Molina Mike Nunley Sill Oliver Del Smith Dan Westmoreland Clinton Williams Coach Pat Panek �Sophomores Bounced to Sixth SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS W Manual ..••........... 13 lincoln ...••....•...•• 11 Jefferson . • • . . . . . . • . . 10 Washington . . . . . . . . . . 7 South . • . . . . . . . . • . ... 5 EAST ................ -4 West ............... 3 North 3 L Pet. .929 3 .786 .71-4 • 7 9 10 11 11 .500 .357 .280 .21-4 .21-4 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROSTER 123 Gregory Barnes Jim Casebolt Dan Craft Maxie Grave Mike Hooker Fred larson Greg MacDougal John McNair Reggie Mines John Nolop David Peak Alvin Powell Charles Traxler Bart Weiss Bill Wright Paul Young Coach Dan Smith John McNair (10) bottles with a North player for a rebound while Bill Wright (42) and Greg Barnes follow the ploy. Coach Don Smith goes over his players' defensive assignments during a time-out. Sophomores Mike Hooker (left), Bill Wright (middle), and Moxie Grove (right) demonstrate their hordcourt abilities in games this season. �Taking a fmal breath, sprinter Glen Hanley prepares for a driving finish. Swimmers Submerge to 4th The East High swimming team, under coach Charles Clarkson, churned to a fourth place city finish. Highlights of the season included slipping by the South Rebels by a slim 7 points and nearly defeating a powerful T. J. team. However, the Angels lacked depth and failed in the development of any consistent winner. Although 13 mermen qualified in the district meet, the team disappointingly did not place in state competition. Coach Charles Clarkson inspires the team to a peak performance prior to the South meet. The team went on to defeat the Rebels by 7 points. �Jim Florey, co-captain, strains under the tension of his "come-from-behind" victory. Following the ceiling lights, backstroker John Hendryson swims a straight course. With his powerful stroke, swimmer Bob Bell churns his way through the 200-yard freestyle. SWIMMING STANDINGS SWIMMING ROSTER Won Washington .••...•...•.... Jefferson • . . . . • . . . • . . . • • . . lincoln ••...• 7 6 5 EAST . ••....••.•.•••••...•• 4 South North ..•. . ..•...... . •....•. 3 .••....•.. .. •.••....•. 2 Manual ••..•••••••.••.••• 1 West ••••.•.••..••.•••..••• 0 Lost 0 John Barber Bob Bell 1 Bob Bolden 2 3 4 5 Dove Bonham 6 7 Bob Chenen Wayne Cockle Bill Elsey Nick Ervin J im Florey Rod Florquist John Fuller Jim Garrett Bob Gates Marshal Greene Tim Greer Glenn Hanley John Hardy John Hendrysan Peter Holme Steve Johnstone John Kontnik Charles Tuft larry Tuggles Charles Wagner 125 Straightening from the pike position, diver Steve Johnstone heads for a perfect entry. Ted Wren Coach Charles Clarkson �Wrestlers "Taken-Down" to 8th The East High wrestling team, under Coach Jim Coleman, had plenty of determination and potential but lacked over-all team strength due to injuries to key wrestlers. The grapplers posted an 0-7 won-lost record in city competition and finished seventh in the District qualifying match. The highlight of the season for the East grapplers was Holman Carter's outstanding performance in gaining a draw with one of the touring Japanese All Star wrestlers, Denver's sole individual " victory." Junior Mike Young was East's only representative in the state competition, but was defeated in the quarter-finals. With experience gained this year, many sophomore and junior wrestlers will be fighting for positions on the varsity wrestling team next year. 126 Mike Young holds his opponent under control as he prepares to take him down from a " referee's position ." WRESTLING STANDINGS Won Lincoln .............. 7 Monuol ..••.......... 6 South ................ 4 West ................ 4 Washington . . . . . . . . . . 3 North ..... . .......... 3 Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 EAST ................ 0 Lost Pd . 0 1.000 .857 .571 .571 .428 .428 .143 .000 1 3 3 4 4 6 7 Doring a brief rest period Coach Jim Coleman gives Bruce Gilchrist advice concerning his take-down strategy. Mike Nelson positions himself for a pin in his heavyweight match against a Thomas Jefferson wrestler. �Holman Carter (left), East's only representative on the Denver All-Star wrestling team, which challenged the Japanese High School wrestlers, anticipatns a take-down maneuver early in his match . Holman (above) begins to score in the final period, in which he tied the score 3-3. The referee raises both wrestlers' hands (below) indicating a draw. Holman gained Denver's only points against the fine Japanese grapplers, who won 30-2. WRESTLING ROSTER Holman Carter David Dick Karl Dortzbach David Edwards Darrell Eversman Randy Fancher Willie Fields Andy Risher Pete Garcia Bruce Gilchrist Michael Hannibal Bill larson Fred loech ne r Robert Moore Michael Nelson lonnie Nieto lau Nanay Steve Phelps Thomas Pohlman Jim Revels Jim Smith William Thurow Everette Williams Mike Young Steve Wilson Coach Jim Coleman �Gymnasts Swing Successful Season Under the direction of Coach Bill Holmes, the East High Gymnastics team swung through a successful season, finishing in fourth place in city competition, with a season record of 5-3. The Angels competed against top-ranking teams in the state, including last year's state champs, Fairview. East was also ranked eighth in the state by the Colorado High School Athletic Association. Outstanding members this year were Mike Maxie, Steve Johnstone and Brian Prendergast. Mike was ranked first in the state in the high bar event, based on his accomplishments during the year. Steve was ranked sixth in the state in trampoline. Brian Prendergast, East's all-around gymnast, performed consistently in all his events and helped lead East to its fine record. The difficult Iron-Cross is demonstrated by Rusty VanMeter on the still rings. Curt Campbell pauses in an l-position before continuing his routine on the parallel-bars. Coach Bill Holmes watches the performances of his gymnasts intently. �GYMNASTICS ROSTER East's all -around gymnast, Brian Prendergast, shows proficiency in two of his events, the side-horse (/eft), and the parallel-bars (above) . Roy Arnsmeyer Joel Butler Curt Campbell Rolph Clarke Joe Croes Charles Dillon Dove Evans John Fielding Paul Greco Dan Grunfeld Brian Hamilton Mike (lane) Hannibal les Jackson Ed Johnson Steve Johnstone Bob Mallett Mike E. Maxey Mike J . Maxie Brad Moses Dave Pierce Brian Prendergast Neal Stafford Dale Stewart Russ VanMeter Don Warren Bart Weiss Coach Bill Holmes 129 The dismount is an important part of all gymnastic events. Mike Maxie is shown during his high-flying dismount from the high-bar as Coach Holmes "spots" for him. �Outfielder Herb Sanders finds the pitch he wants as he lashes a base hit to left field . Baseballers Fight, Falter to Fourth It was a season of bad breaks and costly errors for the Angel batsmen and it ruined one of Coach Myron Craig's strongest bids for the city baseball crown. Despite eight returning lettermen, East lost five games by 1 or 2 run margins. One of the fielding highlights of the season for the Angels was a triple play in the initial game of the season against North. Steve Jackson caught a line drive touched second base and fired it to first base. Hitting seemed to be the major weakness on this year's team, as the Angels failed to get clutch hits at the right time. The team had hitting power in Herb Sanders and Harry King, as well as others, but it was too spotty to bring the Angels the championship. BASEBAll STANDINGS Won Lost ......... 15 Washington ..... 13 lincoln .......... 12 EAST ............ 8 West 8 North 8 Kennedy . . ....... . . 4 South . . . ........ 3 Jefferson ............. .... ..... Manual ••••••••• 0 •• 1 3 4 8 8 8 12 13 15 Pet . .938 .813 .750 .500 .500 .500 .250 .187 .063 Coach Myron Craig has a discussion with an umpire in an effort to change his decision . lefty Dave Gaul str;kes out ano ~ her Manual batter as he leads the Angels to victory. �VARSITY BASEBALL ROSTER Jeff Self Warren Carnell Bill Elsey Terry Franchini Dave Gaul Steve J acksan Harry King Bill Macintosh J . Nady Herb Sanders Dave Tickton Jim Trotsky Steve Tursick Dan Westmoreland Coach Myron Craig Bdl Macintosh slides home safely on a wild pitch, beating the attempted tag by a Greeley Central pitcher. Steve Jackson prepares himself for the oncoming pitch. Steve Tursick (above left) studies the North pitcher while waiting in the on deck circle for his turn to bat. Second baseman Jeff Belf (above) fields a grounder and prepares to fire it to first baseman Bill Macintosh. Catcher J . Nady (left) digs for the pitch as the umpire prepares to make a decision. 131 �Angels Seek Third Straight City, State Titles State Sprint Champ Art levy hits the tape in a record time of 9.6 in the 100-yard dash, the fastest ever recorded in Colorado competition. �Herb Smith (left ) strains while putting the shot during a practice session . Battling for the lead (above) in the 880-yard run in a meet against North and West are Steve Schmaltz (center) and Reggie Mines as Alvin Cooper begins his move . 133 Miler John Davis is watched by the timers as he crosses the finish line first, far ahead of his nearest competitors. �Trackmen Run Through Competition Sam Molina crosses the finish line after anchoring East's Mile Relay team. Broadjumper Greg Holmes strains for extra distance. After a fast first leg in the 880-relay, Art levy quickly passes the baton to Marcus Morris. �Set for a fast start in a relay event is Rod Florquist. Gene Williams flies over the 180-ya(d low hurdles. 135 Pulling himself over the bar, pole-vaulter Chris Bellairs tries to clear 12 feet. TRACK ROSTER Richard Armstrong Chris Bellairs Glen Boggess Bob Bolden Walter Carman Maurice Cason Charles Chase Larry Cook Alvin Cooper Klaus Cox James Curtis lloyd Daniels John Davis Greg Diamond Greg Dunham Glen Eppleston Gregory Euell Darrell Eversman Randy Fancher Willie Fields Rod Florquist Rod Frey Albert Gale Rod Grier Bill Green lynn Henderson Gregory Holmes George Horvath James Jackson Reginald Jones Mike laughlin Art Levy Jim lyons Greg MacDougal Hugh MacMillan Dave Mays Robert M~ys Reggie Mines Sam Molina Mark Morris Michael Nunley Mike Parks Mark Patterson David Reed James Revels Steve Schmaltz Del Smith Herb Smith Rayford Tillis Archie Topping larry Tuggles Clinton Williams Eugene Williams Tony Williams Bill Wright Coach Jack Moulton �Myriad individuals Each holding within himself ideas and interests different from any other. Thousands of narrow paths Intersecting daily Blending together in a subtle way. All these separate walkways Converge in a unifying terminal: The bond of common interest That leads to many Emerging As one group. A unified sphere In the middle Of separation A club �Clubs 137 �Gail Ritterspach describes the experience she has gained as KnitWits' secretary. 138 Patty Reagan, conducting a discussion group at the ICC leadership conference, emphasizes the individual's obligations in organizations. A more effective Inter-Club Council, an organization composed of club presidents, strengthened the club system. ICC's first project was to present the Sophomore Orientation Assembly in which the opportunities offered by East's clubs were explained. lmprevu, the Sweetheart Dance, was planned and executed by members of ICC. An impressive and educational leadership conference which stressed creative citizenship and the role of the individual in activities was sponsored by ICC. At the end of the year a banquet was held to honor old and new officers and outstanding members who served and participated in all facets of the organization's program. ICC Conference Inspires New Leaders The theme for the Sweetheart Dance is decided upon by ICC members Nancy Brandt, Connie Takamine, and Karen Cruter. �Key Club officers Terry Milligan, Mike Nelson, and Brian Prendergast record the sales of the E-Keys, the student directories. Key Club Suggestions for the Key Club sweetheart are given by Bob Gates and George Kawamoto. Sales Excel Key Club, a branch of the Denver Kiwanis Clubs, began the year by compiling and distributing "E-Key," the student directory. Members registered cars for the school parking lot and held a potluck with the Seraphs in the fall. Later the club offered a vocational guidance program to members, had a mock Kiwanis meeting, and sent delegates to the International convention. Collecting for the March of Dimes and sponsoring the Spring Banquet for school leaders were the final Key Club duties for the year. �Seraphs Crown King Senior girls in Seraph Sisters gave a class period a day for service to East as assistants. These girls were outstanding in scholarship and good citizenship. Seraphs began the social year with their dance, when ·'an East King was crowned. The club sponsored the annual Faculty Dessert and sent Christmas cards to the teachers. Other services the Seraphs performed included a tour of the school for sophomore girls, co-sponsoring the Senior Return, presenting the Senior girl awards assembly, and participating in the Pre-Law and Seraph tutorial system. Seraph officers Ellen Morimoto, Susan Shermack, Susan Ando, and Margaret Smith listen while Barbara Loomis offers a suggestion. Serving pie a Ia mode, Barbara Hurd treats the teachers at the Faculty Dessert. Seraph Sister Gail Fliegler and several teachers exchange opinions during the Faculty Dessert. �Pre-Law Summons Honorable Members Presiding over the Pre-law trials, Gerry del Junco calls another witness to the stand. The crack af a resonant gavel and the resounding cry of " All rise" began the dynamic 1965-66 Pre-Law year. Activities in which the members took part included ushering for the Woodbury Contest, conducting the Tutorial System, and cosponsoring the annual Senior Return . Intellectual pursuits of the club involved~ield trips to various municipal and state courts and several speakers at meetings who expounded th~ virtues of the profession of law. Also dedicated to more rigorous and entertaining pastimes, Pre-Law members participated in a ski-outing, winter carnival, the annual Spring Banquet, and constructed a "Float Extravaganza" for Color Day. Old members also enjoyed the privilege of initiating new applicants at a mock trial. Thus the pacesetting P.-L. boys trudged their way through the school year to reach the glorious goals of honor, dignity and the fun-loving pursuit of happiness. 141 Brian Prendergast and Mike Nelson review the defendant's records. Prosecutor Terry Milligan presents his case against a defendant. �Tri-Hi-Y Serves Community Essentially a service club, Tri-Hi-Y benefited both East and the Community. At Thanksgiving food baskets were sent to the needy. During Christmas members made gifts for the Ridge Home children and caroled at senior citizens' homes. In the spring, orphans were taken on a one day outing by club members. One day each month the club visited a different church in order to gain an understanding of many religions. Speakers from world service organizations, such as the Peace Corps, explained their goals at the meetings. 142 Mrs. Charles Stott informs Tri-Hi-Y members about the city Head Start Program. Barb Vickers, Donra Vogel, and Droopy Vogel consider the suggestion of an ice skating party. Susie Ando, Barbara Norris and Alice Sawaya support Tri-H-Y's chili supper. Cheryl Swenson and Sally Grandy gain understanding of the Head Start program. �Boys' Panels Prove Informative Self-improvement was the goal of the Model Teens Club. Experts kept members informed about the latest in fashion, grooming and poise. The Model Teens practiced by presenting a fashion show, " I Enjoy Being a Girl," at the Hilton Junior Ballroom. Other activities included sponsoring the chili supper and a party for the Special Education classes. Their year ended with a luncheon for the initiation of officers. An attractive date dress is worn by Ann Montes. Karen Meyers models a gay plaid raincoat. John Sneed, David Tickton, and Howie Vogel state their views on dating at a Model Teens' meeting. �At the Red Cross Assembly, Engineer Charlie Johnson pauses at the stopping places on the year's agenda, represented by Jim Trotsky, Bruce Gilchrist, and George Weber. Mr. Earl Reum presents an informative and entertaining talk on the projects of Red Cross. Red Cross Raises Ruckus The first early morning dance ever held at East helped the Red Cross complete its toy drive for the Santa Claus Shop. Members attended interschool breakfasts and contributed to the talent show at Fitzsimons. Its enrollment driv.e this spring began with an assembly featuring Earl Reum, the Coordinator of Student Activities. On Easter the club sponsored an easter egg hunt for a group of orphans, ending a successful and active year of service. �Aufsteiger Makes Tracks In order to acquaint members with the mountains, Aufsteiger, the East High mountain climbing club, visited various areas of Colorado. More experienced climbers taught new members the basics of mountaineering and rock climbing; then they were left on their own. As a service project, Aufsteiger cleaned up Eldorado Canyon. During the winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing kept the members in shape. When the weather permitted, the club rock-climbed, hiked, and took overnight trips into the wilderness. Checking his gear, Bruce Gilchrist prepares for the trek. 145 A long line of snowshoers winds its way into the mountains. �Barbie Vickers serves dessert to Mary Warren and her father. 146 White Jackets loudly cheer the Angels on to another victory. �Susie Wytias, Annette Owens, and Debbie Stroh ask their "fathers-for-the-evening," "What's the matter with Dads today?" White Jackets Arouse Athletic Enthusiasm East High's girls' pep club, the White Jackets, enthusiastically supported all sports events this year. At meetings held every Friday, they planned and prepared their projects. Marching in the Veterans Day Parade and sponsoring the Father-Daughter Banquet were the first spirit-boosting activities of the pep club. At the honeecoming game, White Jackets provided half-time entertainment, which included the formation of the words, "Coach Panek," honoring East's outstanding football coach. A spring banquet for the initiation of officers completed their year of active and devoted service. Claudia King applauds the team's comeback. �Counterpoints Note Musical Contrasts Classical music is listened to by Sandi Dill and Karen Rose at a Counterpoints meeting . Counterpoints, an organization devoted to the appreciation of music, sponsored an assembly featuring the "Buffoons," a men's chorus from the University of Colorado. The club attended "West Side Story" and discussed its merits afterwards. Outside speakers aideq members in gaining a deeper understanding and knowledge of various types of music. David Young (above) interprets the meaning of medieval music as Janet Gunzelman, Carol Anderson, and Diane Briscoe form their own opinions. 148 �Symposium Analyzes Literature Appreciation of literature and art films was stressed by Symposium this year. As a social - literary club, Symposium tried to broaden the interests of members through reading . Everyone in the club had the same intellectual experience that made their discussions on the world today possible. Charlotte Bell asks members to comment on literary works they have recently read. Symposium members silently agree with sponsor Mrs . Mary Weed's opinion about the film, "8h." �IR Diplomats Attend Model UN Further understanding of international politics was promoted by the International Relations Club. Throughout the year speakers, including a general from Fitzsimons, presented programs on controversial issues. The club sent representatives to the Model United Nations at Greeley. At the Model UN students interested in diplomacy and the procedure of the United Nations represented different countries in mock meetings. Members also attended several conferences, including one about Asian affairs. IR sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Williams, chuckles at a humorous lecture. Guest speaker Mr. Springston, a former Peace Corps minister, enlightens IR members on the life in the Peace Corps. Betsy Ross, Bernice Wosk, and Claudia Dexter ponder current revolutionary ideas. �East's FT A Hosts First Convention Sponsoring the Annual State Future Teachers of America Convention occupied many months of the East FT A. The convention, which was held during March, proved a tremendous success. Mary Louise Mosley, the Secretary of the East FT A was elected State Vice-President. FT A also aided the PTA on Back to School Night and Career Day. Members attended lectures and toured several colleges to observe teaching methods. 151 Checking over the schedule of events for the remainder of the year is FTA president Judy Neuman. Others listen as Cheryl Swenson (center} interjects her point of view about the teaching salary. �Orators Speak Up The Speech Club spent a busy year in an attempt to interest more people in extracurricular speech activities. Between the meetings, workshops, and speech meets, the members found time to plan and sponsor a novice speech meet at East in the spring. The Speech Club holds a charter from the National Forensic League, a selective organization which has a waiting list of more than 1,000 clubs. Barb Kurz, Speech Club president, listens to a member's poetry interpretation. Advice and avid support is given to the club's debaters by sponsor, Mr. Brian lee. Speech club members also participate in the school contests, as evidenced by the participation of Dave Tickton in the Woodbury Contest. 152 �Monika Aerni, dressed in her native Swiss apparel, and Kathy Brooks are greeted at the FLC banquet by Becky Stout. FLC Studies Foreign Culture Language and culture were the main topics of study for the Foreign Language Club. In the interests of furthering relationships and understandings with other countries, the club sponsored two banquets about European and Asian countries. Other activities included visiting the University of Denver language lab, selling doughnuts, trick-ortreating for UNICEF and corresponding with penpals in Kenya and Japan. Items on the FlC evaluation sheet are gone over by President Carla linton . �Specialists Speak to Euclids Tony Peros, a Euclidian member, lectures on the translations of ancient languages. Euclidian Club members give strict attention to their speaker. "This Atomic World," an assembly featuring a speaker from the Oakridge Institute of Technology, was sponsored by the Euclidian Club. Lectures on applied math, radiation, anthropology, and other topics provided varied subject matter for Euclidean Club. Helping the members gain a broader knowledge of the many fields of math and science is the primary goal of this club. Among the activities were field trips to the Colorado School of Mines Geophysical Observatory, the government station of weights and measures, and the Colorado Astronomical Society. The active Euclideans also sponsored an assembly on Atomic Radiation, presented by the Oak Ridge Institute of Technology. �Villain larry Spencer pleads for his life to the hero, John Spencer. Actors Master Melodrama A working girl's problem was presented in "Pure as the Driven Snow," East's first play of the year. The audience hissed and booed the villain and cheered the hero. Drama Club members worked fourteen weeks to produce this melodramatic masterpiece. Sue Huber, the president of the East Side Players, thought "Pure as the Driven Snow" was one of the best plays East has ever seen. The club also presented a children's play to different elementary schools, giving any member interested in the theater a chance to be a part of an actual production. Mike Pryor and Margie Schilt listen to Mary Dallas expound on the dangers of young love. 155 Ken Miller, portraying o deaf and dumb boy, tries to make Purity Dean, Mimi Spencer, understand his urgent �JCL Traditionally Classic 156 Sue Gilmore and Jane Pace prepare to lead the JCL group in Latin songs. Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz, and JCL members anticipate the Ides of March Skit, " Wipe the Blood Off my Toga." Junior Classical League members took time out from planning for their state convention to attend their annual /o Saturnalia and Ides of March parties. Activities at these exciting fetes included the election of the king, the costume contest and a chance to learn more about Roman customs through skits presented by the members . Awards were given to outstanding Latin students at the spring banquet, ending another year in the classical tradition. Ken Miller, Sandy Jacobs, Sandra Nelms, Bruce Maclean , and Miss Margaret Smith display favorite Roman apparel. �Montage editor, Roger Miller, and staff member, Steve Duvall, examine the poetry entries. laura Masunaga and Susan Fliegler judge a short story read by Kay Eldredge. Student Writing Reviewed MONTAGE, East's literary journal, is a composite of a wide range of student talent. Selections were chosen by staff members on the basis of literary merit. The writings included poetry and some short stories, plays and essays. Drawings and some photographs were also included in the MONTAGE, which came out this spring. �Poised Dancers Perform Orchesis, a modern dance group, met weekly to learn dancing skills and to improve the members' poise and co-ordination. Hours of practice were spent in preparation for the All-School Show and a special dance assembly. The new sponsor, Mrs. Carol Matchett, offered unusual and difficult dances for Orchesis members to perform. luJuana Pointer limbers up before a special modern dance assembly. Graceful movements are performed by Orchesis members Ellen Bein, laJuana Pointer, and Valerie Watson. 158 The mirror helps the modern dancers co-ordinate their movements with one another. �Folks Sing Out Two Thursday afternoons every month the school rocked with the music of the Folksong Club. This year the singers were divided up into several groups, each with a guitar. At the meetings one of the groups presented a musical program for the other members. Other highlights of the year included outside speakers and a hootenany with the South High Folksong Club. As Bob Slack strums a new tune an his guitar, Bernard Davis watches and Paul Meyer follows the music. Ann Spaulding enjoys Mary Torrington's version of "I've Got A Hammer." �FBLA Prepares Businessmen A new club at East, the Future Business Leaders of America, has had a busy year applying for its city, state, and national memberships and then planning activities for the year. The main purpose of the club is to acquaint members with the objectives and functions of the business world by outside speakers and field trips. 160 Royce Fields, FBLA president, explains the club's purpose to prospective members. FBLA members Debby Stoole, Carol McNeill, and Jackie Vincent help draw up the club's first constitution. �DECA President, Corloto Falcon and sponsor, Mr. John Rushton discuss the agenda for the coming meeting. DECA Distributes Daffy Apples The success of the DECA Daffy Apple Sole is shown in the faces of Gloria Williams and Bonnie lester. Preparing members for a business career is the function of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. This objective is fulfilled as members attend business classes at East in the morning and work in various jobs during the afternoon. This year's DECA Daffy Apple Sole helped send members to the state convention, at which Carol Holmes won third place for advertisement layout. Albert Kawakami comments on a new field offered in the business world . �Teen Dems Tour Legislature An active second year began for the Teen-Dems when they sent four representatives to the State Teen-Dem Convention on October 29. Speakers on capital punishment and similar topics kept the members informed on current controversies. To create more interest in the Democratic Party and politics, the Teen-Dems visited a meeting of the Colorado legislature this spring. Jim Holyfield, Teen Dems president, deliberates a question before answering. lynda Rock, Karen Hickman, and Pat Abe debate the pros and cons of capital punishment. �TARS president Richard Hernandez and Governor John love give careful attention to a political talk. Prominent Republican leaders applaud Robert Taft's speech. 163 TARS Rally For Taft Martin Sperry, a member of TARS, greets Robert Taft, the honored guest of the evening . Teen-age Republicans began a successful year by holding a rally for Robert Taft in the East High auditorium. The TARS met former Vice-President Richard Nixon when he came to Denver for Owl Appreciation Night. Prominent speakers informed members on current political and economic issues. The most rewarding event of the year was the winter TARS convention, from which members gained a broader understanding of the background and the function of the Republican party. �Mrs. Mary Weed, Stan Koshi, Mr. Don Weed, Edith Keiry, and Mr. Jerry Biffle begin the first bridge game at the Faculty-Student tournament. A mirror reflects the contemplation shown in the players' faces. Bridge Club Deals Big Bridge Club enjoyeQ an active and profitable year. Meeting twice a month, they played and learned more about the game. Members also held a faculty-student tournament to try their skills against new opponents. A senior return game for Bridge Club alumni provided more competition, ending the club's successful bid for a grand-slam year. Nancy Brandt reviews the play as Mr. Bob Simms offers suggestions for future games. �165 The power of concentration and patience mixed with an ability to visualize a goal are necessary qualities for a chess player. The Chess Club offered opportunities to gain these powers this year as members played each other and were challenged by interschool tournaments. Competing against one another, Chess Club members improve their skills. Wits Challenged In Chess Club Ray Robert makes a crucial move. Chess demands individual skill and concentration from President Albert Banker and his opponent, Steve Duvall. �Resounding Rifles Reverberate Rifle-ettes met each Thursday, their shots reverberating in the armory. The sponsor, Mr. John Timmons, offered constructive criticism toward members' prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing positions. Hours of practice and interclub competition bettered the Rifle-ettes' marksmanship. 166 The possibility of inter-school competition is suggested by president Rita Wolverton. Sharon Irwin carefully aims for the target's bull's-eye. Mr. John Timmons advises Cecilia Morrison and Sharon Irwin on using different shooting techniques. �President Gail Fliegler welcomes one of Pre-Med's speakers, Dr. R. J. lohlein from Colorado General Hospital. Pre-Med Visits Medical Centers A medical career is advocated by Miss Faye Twist, East High's school nurse and Pre-Med sponsor. Denver General Hospital, the University of Colorado Medical Center, and Fort logan were destinations of the Pre-Med Club as they tried to learn more about medicine as a career. Speakers from a variety of medical fields lectured on specific problems. Information concerning the admission requirements for different colleges was also studied. Margaret Hindman and Joann Watanabe voice their ideas for the next tour to a medical center. �Y-Teens make final plans for their ski outing. Y-Teens Work For World Service Packing boxes for the Church World Service to send to Viet Nom, making place mats for Ridge Home, and preparing foodbaskets for needy families consumed many hours of Y-Teens' service. Recreational activities included a ski trip and a co-sponsored dance with the Manual Y-Teens. On St. Patrick's Day members sold shamrocks to Angels forgetting their green. The Y-Teens completed their busy year by making menuholders for the children's ward of the Osteopathic Hospital. Co-President Lauro Partridge briefs the club on future projects while Co-President Marilyn Leach and Koren Rose observe the members' reactions. �Knit-Wits Needle Hats For T earn Needles clicked as the Knit-Wits skillfully made caps for the children at Ridge Home and brightly colored afghans for themselves. Members reflected true angelic spirit when they knitted red and white striped hats for the East High basketball team. These knitting projects kept the girls at wits' end throughout the year. President Bonnie Heidbrak considers the idea of knitting caps for the children at Ridge Home. Joann Watanabe, Gail Ritterspach, and Katy Clarke decide on colors for an afghan. 169 �Ron Degenhart, preparing to bowl his last frame, listens Mr. Brian lee's advice . Ron throws o spore. �Bowlers Strike in Spare Time Pins flew as the East Girls' and Boys' Bowling Clubs competed in inter-team, interclub, and inter-school bowling contests. Members developed a sense of teamwork while learning the fundamentals of bowling. As members of the American Junior Bowling Congress, the clubs also participated in this organization's meets. At the May banquet trophies and awards were given to the best bowlers. 171 Dianne Briscoe demonstrates winning form and a bright attitude. Glenn Onodera shows the high follow through that leads to high scores. �D Club Donates Dollars For Bronco Tickets 172 President of D Club, Gene W illiams, receives the first Pat Panek award for outstand ing player from Coach Pat Panek. The main event of D Club this year was the members' attendance at the banquet honoring their sponsor and East High coach, Pat Panek. The lettermen supported the Denver Broncos by collecting money to buy tickets for orphans. Treasurer Mike Nelson and Secretary Keith Rausch plan the Bronco ticket sale. Mr. Pat Panek, club sponsor, briefs the football team on future plays. �Russell Parker and Walter Greenberg observe developing techniques. Photographers Focus Cameras Chris O' Neill prepares to shoot several individuals. Shooting, developing, printing and comparing pictures formed the major portion of the Camera Club's activities this year. Field trips, mostly to the Colorado Rockies, provided scenic subjects for the wandering lenses. President Glen Eppleston demonstrates the loading of a camera. �Schussing the last hundred feet, Bob Dembeck speeds to the tow line. looking for the action on the slopes, Bill Kindel eagerly starts his run. A SkEast member recovers from a fall. �175 Skeast Slaloms Slopes Long ski lift lines did not discourage SkEast from rushing to the slopes every other Sunday this winter. Both competitive intramural racing and recreational skiing were boosted by SkEast's active members. SkEast monthly meetings provided films of different ski areas and skiing techniques, but schussing the slopes formed the major part of their activities. Taking off for a fast run, Dave Margolin races down the slope. Displaying his skiing techniques, a SkEast member completes another graceful turn. Angel Da\·e Margolin flies over a mogul. ��Album 177 �Sophomore Class Officers Surveying the Esplanade are the Sophomore Class officers: Jean Schilt, Beaver Hamilton, George Weber, and John Bonsib. John Allen Judy Coffee Charlie Johnson Jannelle Wilkins Student Council Mr. Emil Ziegler and Miss Joyce Walker, the Sophomore Class sponsors, sign in for another day of school. �Abe, Pat Alkove, David Allen , Carolyn Allen, John 179 Alvarez, Gary Amato, Tony Anderson, Devonna An•el, Barbara Aragon, Solly Ashley, Ronnie Aydelott, Roger Babbs, Mary Bachman, Chris Boez, Lorna Barki, Rosalind Barnes, Alana Bar-nes, Roy I. - Barry, Roberta Baynes, Pete �Bell, Ann Bingaman, Janice Block, Ron Bonham, Steve Bonsib, John Bonsib, Pepper Bosley, Richard Bouchier, laurel Bowen, Kathy Bowers, Jeanne Bradford, Cherry Brame, Donna Brandon, Dwight Brewer, Bob Brodie, Judy Brooks, Jeanne Sophomores Brownfield, Ned Bruehl, Peggy Brunton, Richard Brunton, Bob Bruso, Carol Buerkle, Charlo Buffalo, Marion Bullock, William Burchfield, John Coracasis, Cynthia Carnes, Diane Carroll, linda Casebolt, James Couelberry, Cheryl Cavnar, Linda �Chapman, William Cheuen, Bob Chinn, Crystel Clark, Bill Cleary, Linda Co, Vitolia Coffee, Judy Coffey, lila Collard, Clark Collins, Denver Collins, Kathleen Collins, Robert Crabb, Cindy Crownover, Dallas, Mary Davis, Barclay Davis, Becky Davis, Kacky Degenhart, Ron Dembeck, Robert Denious, Nancy Dennis, Kathy Deutsch, Sandy Diamond, Greg Ditson, Ann Darou, Werner Downey, Margaret Drommond , Sue Duncan, Thelma Eckhardt, John Edwards, David Eggleston, Judy Elenbogen, Randi Encinias, Theresa Erwin, Sharon Eversman, Darrell Fancher, Randy foy, Shirley Ferguson, Denise 181 Fields, Diane fisher, Andy fisher, Beth fisher, Ron �Flournoy, Donald Floyd, Barbaro Foroelius, Vol Frobig, Charlotte Fraley, Jennifer Francis, Julie Franz, Rosemarie Franklin, Timothy Frey, Rod Go llegos, Eileen Garcia, Christine Garcia, Yvonne Sophomores Garrett, David Gerke, Denise Gilbert, Kathleen Goldstone, Bob Gore, Cindy Grandy, Sandy Gray, Tom Greeley, John Green, Bill Green, James Green, Pat Greenberg, Wolter Griffin, Sheila Groves, Lynette Gruenberg, Shirley Guest, Patricia Hager, Jane Hall, Cindy �Hall, Jeanne Hall, Wesley Hamilton, Beaver Hannah, Barbre Hardy, John Hart, Susan Hastings, Celeste Hays, Marilyn Heckel, Ted Heger, Deborah Henderson, Lynn Herrera, Vickie Hillmeyer, Downey Holmes, Ginny Holmes, Lana Horvat, Mike Hudgins, Andy Hudson, Barbara Hudson, Donald Jackson, Deborah 183 Jackson, Jan Jacobs, Sandra Jew, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Johnson, Charlie Johnson, Gregg Johnson, Gwen Jones, Connie Jones, Mike Karr, Andy Kawashima, Koren Keating, Sheila ��Kelly, Kay Kinort., Cindy Knowles , Merilynn Kopp, linda Krouse, Janet Kretschmar, James Krill , Juli Kriwenkow, Olga lamb, Alan lombott, Danny Lamers, John lang, Mike lefree, Mike Lewallen, Janet Lighthall, Gary lindsay, Timothy Littlejohn, Kathy long, Tom lukich, Barbaro MacDougal, Greg Macleish , Cindy Martin, Coy Mason, Herbert 185 Mayeda, Dianne Mayo, Donald McAndrews, Connie McCue, Joe McElroy, lynda Mcfarland, Alfred McGee, David McGrath, Sharon McNeill, Carol Mensing, Cynthia Miera, Joe Mihis, Phil Sophomores �Parks, Mike Peak, Dave Perez, Bernice Pettes, Chris Phelps, Chris Phillips, Peggy Pieratt, Joy Plastino, Paige Poindexter, Virginia Probst, Molly Moore, Malinda Morimoto, Kerry Moses, Brad Pryor, Beverly Radovich, lynette Murphy, Kenneth Neil, David Neil, larry Reece, Randy Renner, Mark Nelson, Delores Neubert, Vivian Noel, Angie Rhoads, John Rhodes, McGregor Nuss, Michele Oliver, Carma Olson, Steve Sophomores O' Neill, Chris Overland, Kristine Parker, Russ �Rigg, Nancy Robins, Reginald Robinson, Freda Rogers, Warren Roggenboch, Michele Ross, Kathy Sois, Kathy Sois, lillian Soks, Nino Scheier, Edith Schilt, Jean Schmitt, Shirley Scribner, Carol Seymour, Pat Shanahan, Jim Show, Jim Shermock, Gail Shively, Michael Silverman, Terry 187 Skolout, Bill Smith, Carol Smith, Edwin Smith, Jim Smith, Patricio �Smith, Yvonne Sogn, Dick Spencer, Miriam Spirek, Marie Stafford, Kay Stafford, Neal Standley, Sue Stanek, lynda Starr, Gary Steele, Delores Stern, Gary Stevens, Donna Stever, Beth Stribling, Mary Strom, Paul Strom, Tony Stroth, Sherry Studer, Lynn Suesser, Albert Sutherland, linda Tanaka, Dan Thaemert, Judith Thaemert, Richard Timberlake, Richard Tooley, Tom Traxler, Charles Trujillo, Mary Tully, Gary Tursick, Carla Typher, Vicki Underwood, Kathy Utt, Joyce Van Buskirk, Paul Sophomores �Vaughn , Leroy Vent e rs , Barbara Verduin, De bbie Vick, Sherry Wade, Sally Walk er, Joel Walton, Jimmy Wamboldt, Kit Warr en, Donald Watson, Christine Watson, Phyllis Weber, Dan Weber, George Weiman, Donna Weiss, lora Welsh, Teddy Welch, Toni Widmar, Greg Wierman, Lynn Wiggans, Barbara Wiggins, Barabro Wilkins, Jannelle Williams, Jacqueline Williams, Leroy Williamson, Cheryl Winkleblack, Charlotte Winters, John Wahl, Kenneth Waldridge, Richard Wolverton, Rita Woods, Margaret Wortham, Nancy · Wrenn, Ted Wright, Bill Wright, Ken Wunsch, Leo Yamashita, Sue Young, Paul 189 �Junior Class Officers The 1965-66 Junior class officers are from left to right, Herrick Chapman, lou Skubal, Willie Fields, and Sylvia Wong. Bob Bell Donna Kato George Kawamoto Kenny Passarelli Potty Reagan Anne Schaefer Student Council looking over plans for the Junior class float are the class sponsors, Miss Judy Rowntree and Mr. Ray Acsell. 190 �Abdoo, Morgo Ackord, Debbie Adams. Cherie Agur, Robin Alorod, JoAnn Alleg, Michael Allen, Sondra Alvarez, Jeanne Arguello, Nancy Artzer, Connie Aumiller, Romano Austin, Stan Austin, Steve Boldwin, Debro Barlow, Fred Borlowsky, Polo Bartholomew, Jock Bastien, Collette Bauderer, Marie Beatty, Lindo Beebe, Lindo B<ll, Bob B~ll. Chorolette Beth, Jeffrey �Betka, Nancy Bidwell, Dennis Bird, linda Black, Ken Black, Ralph Black, Sharon 192 Blakeman, Bev Bodok, Madger Boehler, lee Ann Boggess, Glen Bohm , Christy Bohnhoff, Sandra Bonham, linda Bonnot, Nancy Boyer, Sherry Bradford, Marbie Brady, Ron Brent, Mary Briscoe , Dionne Bromley, Mary Brown, Boyd Bruner, Patricio Bryon, Dinah Buchanan, Janice �Buckley, Vickie Bullock, Debra Burress, Cynthia Bush, Susan Cockle, Wayne Collins, Don Connell, Mary Ann Conrad, Tim Juniors Cox, Klaus Crapson, Joyce Croy, Janice Cunningham, Carol Dahm, lois Dalen, Barbara Davis, Randy Davis, Victoria Davison, Rosemary Deep, linda Dillon, Charlie Dinan, John Dixon, Melissa Doida, Sharon �Domenoe, Barbara 194 Downey, Donald Dreher, Pot Dreyer, Don Drommond, Ray Juniors Ebell, Mary Eisnoch, Dwight Elmblod, Jean Enarson, Judy Epperson, Dirk Every, Anita Fai son , lois Fernond~z , Irene Fields, Willie Fletcher, Veronica Florquist, Rod Follansbee, Bob Foster, Vanny Franklin , Sharon Franz. Barbara Fresquez, Susan Fry, Barbaro Garlington , laveedo Garrett, Dave Garrett, John Gates, Robert Gei smar, Bob Gibbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Cay Glassey, Pot Goldsmith, Ross Golson, Carolyn Gomez, Koren Gottordi, Angie Gray, Cynthia Gray, Dole Grier, Pam Griffin, Joe Griggsmiller, Neal Gvnn, Joan ��Hagadorn, Debra Hallet, David Hamilton, Brion Hart, Kothi Hart, Kathie Haskins, Su:r.y Healy, Terry Hedge, Juliet Helgeson, Venita Hemenover, Sandy Henry, Shirley Hernandez, Richard Hess, Lana Hess, Paul Hicks, Sandy Hindman, Margaret Holme, Pete Holt, Karen Houlihan, Penny Hubbard, Marva Hucalo, Nicholas Huston, Jan Hutchison, Jean Irving, Ginny 196 �Iwasaki, Janice Jackson, Jim Jackson, les Jackson, lyusa Jensen , Lauro Jew, linda Johnson, Charles Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Janie Johnson, Ken Johnson, Mike Johnson, Tami Juniors Johnston, Tim Jones, Connie Josephson, Bunny Keto, Donna Katx, leslie Kaulisch, Axel Kawamoto, George Keefer, Steve Keiry, Edith Kelly, Terry Kemp, Stephen Kindel, Winfield �King, Claudia King, Jeannette Klatt , Kathy Kline. Kris Koder, Bibiana Koshi , Stan Kunz . Mary logrimonta, Greg lane, Ann long.'ey, Wando Largent, Eleanor Lorson, Bill Layden, Nick leonard, Noel leslie, Lurlene levin, Ken Juniors Levinson, Richard lewis, Charles linn, Bob Litke, Larry loechner, Fred lonr, Lindo Loredo, Eddie lucas, Clyde lung, AI lynch, Gwen MacArthur, George Maclean, Diona Macleod, Bruce Mansell, Kerry Man:ranores, Cecelia Mortinchick, Rita Mason, John Maybury, Ronald Mayfield, Sondra McDavid, Margo �McGee, Gloria McKelvey, Marcia McKee, Edith McKinzie, Mary Beth McNeill, James McWilliams, Sean Mead, Rick Me jia , Iris Melnick, Evelyn Melnick, Herb Menke, Susan Middlebrook, Tino Miller, Claudio Miller, Margie Milligan, Charles Millward, Janice Motchell, Barbie Mitchell, Eric Moll, Meredy Molock, Jackie Monson, David Moore, Merce Morgan, Janice Morishige, Jovie Morris, Mark Mosley, Mary Myers, Karen Navarro, Christine Neelsen, Dixie Nielsen, Nannette Nieminen, Matt Norris, Burton Norton, Mary Nunley, Michael 199 �Ohmer, Dottie Ohr, Matthew Ordunez, Geronimo Ortego, Ca thy Packer, Mimi Juniors Palmer, Vicki Parks, Edward Phelps, Word Phi flips, Elaine Philpott, Susie Poinde xter, Gail Portugal , AI Powell, Juanita Quaffs, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Redfearn, Mo rk Refok is, Mike Reve ls , James Riede, Anne Rihonek , Oelita Robinson , Juanita Ro-s s, Clarke Rottmann, Kurt Routson, Deanna Ruder, Pot Solinoo, Phil �Sa nders, Jo Ann Sa ndusky, Steven Santifer, Brend a Sawaya, Mike Sawyer, Ken Schaefer, Anne Schafer, Chester Schamp, Caroline Segerhammar, Beth Sherriff, Pattie Short, Daug Siedleski, Marjorie S iems, Steve Simi ngton, M ike S ims, Wan da Sisack, Shei la Skubal, Lou Slovek, Gary Smith, Del Sm ith , Janice Smith, Kathy Smith, Linda Smith, Mark Smith, Sylvia Speicher, Sue Spencer, John Sperry, Martin Stafford, Donna Stanek, Tom 201 Starr, Kathy Stoker, Millie Stout, Beckie Stratton, Jackie Strong, Rosie �Suchowiejko, Alice Sutherland, Jan Swearengen, Joey Sweek, Steven Sweeney, Philis Taft, Sherry Taniwaki, Walter Tannenbaum, Kevin Taylor, Sylvester Taylor, Walter Tedesko, Jackie Thompson, Doyal Thompson, Sue lice, Paul Torrington, Mary Travis, Pam Triggs, Elaine Trujillo, Antoinette Tuft, Charles Van Natter, John Vessa, Jim Vickers, Barbara Vincent, Jackie Vockel, Gregory Vogel, Paul Waddill, Jean Wagner, Charles Woltz, Patricia Warner, Gail Warren, Mary �Watanabe, Jo Ann Watts, Tressa Weber, Lorie Welch, Galen Welch, Jo Westmoreland, Dan White, Karen Whitney, Dorian Juniors Willey, Brenda Williams, Angello Williams, Clinton Williams, Elaine Williams, Shirley Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Paul Winkleblack, Gary Winters, Sharon 203 Wong, Sylvia Woody, Shari Wright, Winifred Young, Carolyn Young, Donia Young, Mike �Senior Class Officers Hurrying to a senior skit meeting are the Senior Class sponsors, Mrs. Betsy Shipley and Mr. Charles Clarkson. Student Council The officers of the class of '66 are, from left to right, Barbara Hurd, Carolyn Cheley, Alice Sawaya, and Bernard Gipson. Anthea Blonos Kathy Deutsch Steve Jackson Belly Kelley J . Nody Mike Nelson lin Rankin Steve Schmaltz �205 ABEL, STAN t1f~~h~!r ~~~!, " D" Club; Delegate Assem- bly; Football; High School Red Cross; La crosse; Sweetheart Attendant. ACIERNO, ROG ER ACKARD, PEGGY ADAMS, PATTY All School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; Skeast ADEN, ROYCE AERNI, MONIKA All -City Orchestra ; All School Show ; American Field Service Student; Bridge Club ; Foreign Language Club ; International Relations ; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Student Council , White Jack - ets , '66 Club . ALTEN OORF, TIM '66 Club. ANDERSON , CAROL Girls' Bowling; Skeast; Dams. Symposium; Teen- ANOO, SUSAN All -City lland; All -City Orchestra ; All School Angelus Staff, activities auistont; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attend - Show; ant; Girls' State, alternate; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant; Mikado; Seraph Sisters, sec.; Sophomore Closs Officer, vice-pres. ; Student Council ; Student Council Leadership Confer- ence; ' 66 Club. ANDREWS, SAM ARAGON , ROBERT ARGALL, JUDITH Aufsteiger Club, sec.; Delegate Assembly, al ternate; Skeast. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD llosketball 1 .''0 " Club, Delegate Assembly ; Key Club; Track ARMSTRONG, TWILLA Girls Bowling; Knit-Wits; Oems. Rifle-ettes; T..n. ARMSTRONG, YVONNE Art Club; Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wih; I'.T.A Ho•ten Rifle·eltes, Y-Teens �ARNSMEYER, ROY Foreign language Club, Gymnastics. ATENCIO, BARBARA AUSBIE, ELAINE Symposium, Y-Teens. BABBITT, BARRY BAGAN, KATHY All School Show; Folk Song Club; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess . BAKER, BART BAKER, KEN BALDERRAMA, PEGGY 66 Club. BANKER, ALBERT All School Show; Chess Club, pres. ; Inter Club Council; Stage Crew; 66 Club. BARBER, JOHN Concert Bond , "D Club; Foreign language Club; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Key Club ; La · crosse; Skeost; Stage Crew; Swimming . BARTHOLOMEW, TALBERT Camero Club; F T A.; Football. BATEMAN, BETH Delegate Assembly; Teen - Dems . Foreign language Club , BAUTSCH, CHARLOTTE Knit-Wits; P T.A Hostess; Skeost. BEARDSHEAR, MEG BEAUMAN, JOHANNES BEDAN, EDDIE Skeost BEIN, ELLEN Girls Track; Orchesis; Speech . BEITSCHER, CAROL BELL, REBECCA BELL, ROBERT D.E.C .A., Delegate Assembly. BELL, SUSAN BENSON, JOHN Key Club. BERRY, MARILYN All School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling P T.A Hostess; ' 66 Club BISHOP, JERRY BLACKWELL, JON BLANAS, ANTHEA All School Show Aufsteiger Club ; Concert Choir; Girls Ensemble; High School Red Cross ; P.T.A. Hostess; Student Council; Tri Hi · Y; ' 66 Club. BLOUNT, ANN Delegate Assembly; JCL; Skeost. BOHNHOFF, ARLENE D.E.C.A. �BONHAM, DAVID " D ' Club: Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club, treas ., F.T.A.; Inter-Club Council ; Sweetheart Attendant; Swimming . BOSCH, MARIA BOTTORFF, DONNA BOURKE, LAURIE Delegate Assembly ; Fall Sports Queen Attend · ant; Girls. Ensemble; Honorary Cadet ; Jr . Prom Queen Attendant ; Model Teens, sec ,; P.T.A Hostess ; Sweetheart Attendant , Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club , BOWERS, TINA High School Red Cross ; P.T A. Hostess , Skeost BOYD, DORIS Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling ; Junior Ach ievement; Rifle -ettes . BOYLE, MIKE BRACKEN, Ll N DA BRANDT, NANCY All School Show Bridge Club, pres .; Concert Choir ; Euclidean Club, pres ., vice -pres : Folk Song Club ; Inter -Club Council , Jr . Escort ; Mikodo; Seraph Sisters ; Sootlight Stoff, copy rewrite editor. BRASSELL, JEFFERY BRASSELL, JANE Aufsteiger Club , Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club PTA . Hostess ; ' 66 Club . BRENNAN, PATRICIA Counterpoints; Oelf!'gote Assembly , alternote J Foreign language Club ; High School Red Cross , Jr. Achievement , Teen Dems , Y Teens . 207 Seniors BREWER, PAULETTE Aufsteiger Club ; Classification Boord , sec .; High School Red Cross; International Relations . BROOKS, KATHY Counterpoints; Foreign language Club; Pre· Med BROOKS, LINDA BROWN, CAROLYN Art Club; Girls' Bowling ; Rifle -elles; Y-Teens . BROWNFIELD, MARK BRYANT, MIKELLE Delegate Assembly; Jr Achievement; Y-Teens . BUCKSTEIN, SANDY Chess Club; Judo Club, pres. BUERKLE, RACHEL Aufsleiger Club; Folk Song Club; P.T.A. Hos · tess . BURGER , ED BURK , GENE All School Show; Delegate Assembly, pres.; Student Council. BURLAKOV, NINA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Euclidean Club BUTCHER, DOROTHY All School Show; All -State Choir; Angelaires , Concert Cho1r �BUTLER, JOANNE Y·Teotns; '66 Club . CAHILL, JAMES CALHOUN, GILBERT All School Show. CA~ERON, BILL CARACASIS, DIANE Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club. CARR, MATT CARRASCO, REGINA Drama Club; Folk Song Club; Thespian Award . CASH, ROSE MARIE Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens. CAUSTRITA, TEO Delegate Assembly; Teen -Dams; '66 Club . CHUK, CAROL Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club, sec.; Speech; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. CHELEY, CAROLYN All -City Student Council ; D.A.R. Finalist ; Dele gate Assembly; Girls' State; Honorary Cadet, International Relations ; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens, sec.; P.T.A. Model ; Senior Class Officer, pres .; Seraph Sisters; Student Council Leadership Conference; Stu · dent Council Workshop ; '66 C{ub . CISCO, ROMONA D.E.C.A., pres. CLARK, CAROLE P.T.A. Hostess. CLARK, EVERETT Angelus King ; Folk Song Club. CLARKE, KATY All -City Choir; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; All -State Orchestra; Angelaires, vicepres.; Concert Choir; Council Caper s; High School Red Cross; JCL; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sis· ters; '66 Club . CLARKE, RALPH " D" Club; Gymnastics. CLELAND, BARBI COE, MARILYN Concert Bond ; Counterpoints; D.E.C.A.; Folk Song Club. COHEN, MYRA Foreign Language Club. COLLINS, CYNTHIA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Girls' Bowling ; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Teens; '66 Club. COLLINS, DABNEY Science Seminar; 1 66 Club. COOK, DEBRA All-City Orchestra; Concert Choir; Language Club; Junior Achievement. Foreign �Seniors 209 COOK, SU E Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Hostess. COOLEY, BILL COOPER, ALVIN Cross Country; Track . CORNELL, WARREN Baseball, " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Golf ; Key Club. COWDREY, JOHN Camero Club; Spotlight Staff, photographer. COX, CAROLYN CRAIG, BRUCE DeJegote Assembly. CROSS, CONNIE CRUTER, KAREN Art Club , Delegate Assembly ; Foreign lan guage Club , sec.; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Achievement ; Jr Escort ; Mon tage ; NASP Finol a ist , Seraph Sisters ; Speech, sec., vice -pres .; Tri · Hi Y, Wolcott Sight Reading Contest ; '66 Club . CUNNINGHAM, LEWANA CUNNINGHAM, MAURICE CURTIS, JAMES ' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; Teen -Oems, treas ., Track . DAVIDSON , MURRAY All City Bond , All Stole Bond ; All School Show , Jr Usher; ROTC Battalion Commander. DAVIS, ANN All City Pep Club, All School Show ; High School Red Cross ; Knit -Wits, treos .; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess; White Jackets, drill master; 66 Club DAVIS, CHARLES All School Show ; Angeloires ; Concert Choir; 66 Club . DAVIS, DEBBIE Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Ensemble; Model Teens ; P.T.A Hostess , Stvdent Council ; Stu · dent Council lead rship Conference ; Student Council Workshop . �DAVIS, JOHN All -City Cross Country ; All -City Track, All Metro Cross Country; All -Metro Track : All -State Cross Country; All-State Track ; Boy •' Bawl ing, Concert Choir; " D" Club . DAVIS, RICK DEA, MIKE DEGENHART, RON All School Show; Boys' Bowling ; ROTC Drill Team. del JUNCO, GERRY All School Shaw; Delegate Assembly; Inter· Club Council ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; King of Clubs Candidate; lacrosse ; Montage; Pre - Low, pres .; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Student Council. DEMBECK, SUSAN All School Show , Model Teens: P.T.A. Model : Tri -Hi Y; Y Teen•. DENNIS, WILLIAM All School Show, Skeast ; Stage Crew, mgr DETRICK, ALVIN Delegate Assembly , D.E.C. A., vice -pre• . DEUTSCH, KATHY All School Show; Angelu s Staff, royalty editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, treos.; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens, treas .; P,T.A. Model ; Speech ; Student Council ; Student Council Leadership Conference ; Student Council Workshop; Tri - Hi Y; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. Seniors DIAZ, JENNIE DICHTER, LAURA DICKERSON, TIMOTHY All School Show; D.E.C.A.; ROTC Drill Team ; Speech ; Woodbury. DILL, KITTY '66 Club. DILL, SANDEE All School Show ; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, pres.; Folk Song Club; Girls' Ensemble, InterClub Council ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; YTeens. DORAK, MARCIA '66 Club. DREYER, RON All School Show; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club; F.T.A. ; High School Red Cross, hist.; JCL; lacrosse; Swimming , DRYDEN, LINDA Drama Club : P.T.A. Ho1teu; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackeh; '66 Club. DUNHAM, GREG All-Metro Track; All -City Track ; All -State Track ; Auhteiger Club; " D" Club; Football. 210 �DUNN, LONNIE Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; '66 Club . DUNN, STEVE EDWARDS, RICHARD ELDREDGE, KAY All School Show ; Drama Club ; Jr. Escort , Model Teens , Montage ; National Merit Semi · finolist , P.T.A, Model ; Seraph Si1ter. ; Skeast ; Spotlight, editor -in · chief, Wolcott S ight Reading Con · test ELKINS, DIANA White Jackett ; Y-Teens; '66 Club . ELMORE, MARIANNE 66 Club ELSON, CHERRYL All School Show ; Cheerleader, Delegate Auem · bly ; Fall Sport• Queen Attendant ; Girl. ' En · semble ; High School Red Cross; JCl ; Model Teens : Tri Hi -Y; White Jackets . ELLSWORTH, ROGER ENDERSON, ROBERT EPPLESTON, GLEN All-State Cross Country ; Camera Club , pres .; '' D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Inter-Club Council ; Spotlight Staff, head photographer; Track . ERDMANN, GWEN Bridge Club ; Concert Choir; Drama Club ; Jr. Achievement, trees EUELL, GREGORY EVERITT, LINDA All -City Pep Club; All School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Bowling; Skeast; White Jackets , trees .; Y· Teens, worship chairman . EVERMAN, RALPH Delegate Assembly . FALCON , CARLOTA FARRELL, JOHN FARRIS, STACEY FEB INGER, SANDRA All-City Band; All -City Orchestra , All -City Pep Club; All School Show; All-State Orchestra ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; High School Red Cross; Mikado; P.T. A. Hostess ; Skeast ; White Jackets, sec. HILBERT, RUTH Folk Song Club; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med ; Seraph Sisters, White Jackett ; '66 Club FIELDS, RAY All School Show;; Boys' Bowling, sec., trees.; Bridge Club; Chess Club; Cross Country; ROTC Drill Team ; Sojourner ' s Contest FIELDS, RENEE Art Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club , F 8 LA.; Girl• Bowling, vice·pres. ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Achievement ; P.T.A. Hooten, Y Teeno; '66 Club. Ft ELDS, .-oYCE All City Pep Club, Delegate Assembly; F 8 LA., pres. , Girls Ensemble; Jr. Achievement; White Jackets, sec.; Y·Teens. FINLEY, TOM Delegate Assembly. FISHER, LINDA �FLI EG LER, GA IL Classificat ion Boord ; Delegate Ass embl y; Inter- Ciub Coun ci l; Jr Escort; Montage, a sst. ed itor; Pre-Med, pres.; Se raph Si •ters; Speech ; ' 66 Club . FLOREY, JIM All -City Swimming ; AII ·Stote Sw imm ing; Con · cert Choir; Council Capers; " 0 '' Club ; Dele gate Assembly; Pre-law, vice -pres .; Swimm ing, co capt.; '66 Club . FORD, RUSS Drama Club; Montage, FOST ER, DAV E Delegate Assembly ; Lacrosse. FOSTER, MARK Art Club ; Auhteiger Club; Folk Song Club ; Skeost. FOTINOS, ANGIE Del egate Aue mbl y; High School Red Cross, corr. oec.; Holland Michigan Delegate ; JCL; P.T.A. Ho•teu ; Sweetheart Attendants ; White Jackets ; '66 Club. 212 FRANCHINI , TERRY Bo•eboll ; " D" Club; Delegate Auembly ; Key Club; 66 Club . FRISON , MARY FRIEDLOB, CINDY All School Show ; Angelus Stoff, copy editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Auemb ly; Folk Song Club ; JCL ; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hosteu ; Seraph Sisters; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '66 Club. FULLER, JOHN 11 0 11 Club ; Jr. Usher; lacrosse ; Pre- Law ; Swim ming . GAGAN , KATHY Delegate Auembly ; High School Red Crou . GALE, AL Bo•ketbo ll ; " D" Club; Tra ck . GALL, BARBARA Delegate Auembly ; Knit· Wits ; Y-Teens. GARCIA, PETER All School Show ; All -State Choir; Ange loires; Concert Choir; Wrestling. GARRETT, LAURIE Concert Choir; Council Capers; Girls' Ensembl e; High School Red Crou ; Pre -Med ; ' 66 Club. GARRETT, PAT Delegate Auembly; Fall Sports Queen ; Girls' Ensemble ; Inte r-Club Council; P T.A. Hosteu ; Spotlight Stoff, re porter; Stud e nt Council; Tri . Hi -Y, vice -pres.; Whi te Jackets, '66 Club . GA TSEOS , GEORGIA Foreign language Club, sec.; P.T.A. Hostess. GAUL, DAVID Bo•eboll; " D" Club. Seniors �GERSTEN, DENNIS All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; Camera Club; Concert Orchestra; Mikado . COETTLER, BECKY Gl LCHRIST, BRUCE AII "City Football ; All School Show ; Aufsteiger Club; "' D ' Club; Delegate Assembly ; ICey Club; lacrosse; Pre-law; Wrestling; '66 Club . GILMORE, LINDA Y-Teens. GILMORE, SUE All School Show; Angelus Staff, album aut.; Inter-Club Council ; JCL, consul ; P.T A. Hostess ; Tri -Hi -Y; '66 Club . Gl LSON, CAROLE GIPSON, BERNARD All School Show ; Angelaires, Basketball ; Concert Choir; " D" Club ; De egate Auembly; Key Club, vice-pros .; P.T"A. Model ; Senior Class Officer, vice-pres.; '66 Club . F,'"'"' GLATHAR, JUDY All :>chool Show; Cheerleader; Delegate Auem· bly ; Inter-Club Council ; Model Teens , P.T.A. Model ; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Tri - Hi -Y; White Jackets ; '66 Club. GOLDBERG, MARK Key Club. GOLDSMITH, BILL GONZALES, DIANA GOODGION, KEITH GOTHMAN, SUE Aufsteiger Club; P.T.A. Model; Skeast; '66 Club . GRAHAM, MARY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Speech ; '66 Club. GRAMS, GARY GRANDY, SALLY Delegate Assembly; High Schaal Red Cross; Honorary Cadet, major; JCL, head censor; Seraph Sisters , Speech, treas.; Tri -Hi -Y; So journer Finalist. GRAUBERGER, LINDA GREEN, ALVIN GREEN, BARBARA GREEN, CONNIANNE GREEN, DEBORAH All School Show ; Cheerleader ; Fall Sports Qu en Atlt>ndant; JCL ; National Merit Semi · Finalist; Rifle-ettes1 White Jackell; Y-Teens; '66 Club . GREEN, JAMES GREEN, TIM GREER, TIM All City Red Cross Council, officer; All School Show ; Classification Boord; Concert Choir, pres. ; ' D" Club ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Red Cross Stale Conven lion; Key Club; King of Clubs Candidate ; Swimming �GRIFFIN, MARILYN All-City Choir; All School Show, Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Girl&' Ensemble; Model Teen&; P.T.A. Model; '66 Club. GRIMES, BURT GUNN, EDDIE All School Show; ROTC Drill Team . GUNN, GARY GUNZELMAN, JANET All School Show; Concert Choir. GURTLER, NANCY HAGER, SHANNON Counterpoints. HALL, LINDA All-City Choir Choir; All School Show; All-State Angela1res; Concert Choir; Counter- points; Girls' Ensemble; Mikado; Y-Teens. Seniors HALL, RUSSELL Angelus Staff, managing editor; Art Club; Key Club ; Sweetheart Couple; '66 Club HALL, STEVE High School Red Cross; Jr. Achievement; '66 Club. HALLBERG, KRISTEN Art Club; F.T.A.; P.T.A. Hostess HAMMER, BUTCH HAMMERS, SANDRA Foreign language Club; F.T.A.; Jr. Achievement; P.T.A. Ho&tess; '66 Club. HAMPTON, BARRY HANATANI, SUSAN HANLEY GLENN Bridge dub; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Key Club; Swimming; '66 Club. �HARDEN, LINDA HARMON, GLORIA Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cross; JCl; Knit-Wits; Y-Teens; '66 Cl ub . HARRIS, BOBBIE KAY Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sts ters; "66 Club . HART, CHRIS Aufsteiger Club; Foreign language Club ; F.T.A.; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Mode l, alternate; '66 Club. HARTMAN, GENE All-City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All-Stale Band . HASTINGS, CAROL All School Show ; Drama Club, hisl.; Folk Song Club; Knit-Wits; Model Teens; Y-Teen s; '66 Club . HAWKINS, JOHN HAYNES, PATRICIA HEARN, CAROL Delegate Assembly; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen AHendant; P.T.A. Hostess; Student Council ; Student Council Workshop, '66 Club. HECKEL, CHRIS HEGER, CATHY All School Show; Concert Choir, alto chairman; Counterpoints; Foreign Language Club, vice-pres ., trees.; High School Red Cross; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters, carr. sec. HEIDBRAK, BONNIE All -City Pep Club ; All School Show; Inter-Club CounciL JCl; Knit-Wits, lreas.; pres.; Pre-Med ; P. T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; Speech ; White Jackets, trees .; '66 Club. HEILIG, MARY ANN Auhteiger Club; JCl; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model; Skeasl; '66 Club. HEIPLE, SUSAN JCL HENDRYSON, JOHN All -City Swimming ; All -Stale Swimming ; Aufsteiger Club; Classification Board; " D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football ; Key Club ; la crosse; Skeasl; Ttack; '66 Club. HENRY, ALICE F.B.l.A .; Knit -Wits; Teen-Dems. HENRY, JUDY All School Show ; Concert Choir; Girls' Ensem ble; Knit -Wits; Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess; Tri -Hi -Y. H£SS£NIUS, CONNIE HICKMAN, KAREN Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Teen-Dems. HIDEN, IRMA 215 �HILL, ROSIE HIN DMAN, CHRIS HOCKING, JULIE De legate Asse mbl y; P T.A. Hostess, TARS ; y. Teen s; ' 66 Club . 216 HO LLIS, ROB HOLMES, ANN High Schaal Red Crou; JCL ; Skeast; Swee t · heart Attendant; Tri- Hi-Y. Seniors HOLM ES, CAROL D.E.C.A., sec.; Rifle · ettes, range officer. HO LM ES, GR EGOR Y Basketball ; " D' Club ; Key Club ; Track . HOLM ES, LESLIE All School Show ; Art Club ; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club ; Girls' Ensemble; Orchesis; P.T.A. Hostess; Rifle · eHes; Y-Teens . HOLYFIE LD JI M All School Show ; Conce rt Choir; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; Teen - Dems, pres . HOOD, BRENDA Gi rls' Bowling ; Rifle-ettes ; Y-Teens. HORVAT, DIAN E Art Club ; High School Red Cross; Kn it ·W ih . Skeast. HOS EA, GEOFRY Art Club, pres ., Delegote Asse mbly . HO ULIHA N, BARBAR A All -City Red Cross Council , P T.A. Hoste ss , ' 66 Club . HOWARD, LAFAIR Jr Ach ie vement HUBER , SUSAN All Sch<>ol Show ; Delegate Assembl y; Droma Club pre s ., carr. sec.; Inter -Club Council ; Jr. Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Si ste rs; Speech, torr sec.; Wolcott Sight Read ing Con test, w i nner; '66 Club HUDGINS , ANDREA F.T.A.; Knit-Wits. HUFF, JOE All School Show ; Jr. Usher, Pre- Law, •ec.; Spotlight Stoff, reporter. �HUME, JIM Jr Usher HUMM, MARTI All -City Choir; All School Show; Angelaires , Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; IN kado; M:>de l Teens; P.T.A. Model ; Speech ; Tri Hi-Y; White Jackets; '66 Club. HURD, BARBARA Delegate Asse mbly; Drama Club ; Fa ll Sports Queen Attendant ; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Atte ndant : Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess ; Se nior Cla n Officer, sec.; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; '66 Club . H UT C H INSO N, LIN DA All School Show; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess; Tri · Hi · Y, carr sec. HUTC H IN SO N, PAUL Delegate Assembly. JACKSO N, JAMES JA CKSO N, STEVE All -City Tennis : All -Metro Tennis; All -State Tenn is; Angelus Staff; " D" Club : Delegate Asumbly , King of Clubs Candidate: M:>del Teens Boys ' Panel • Student Council ; Student Council Workshop; '66 Club. JENKINS, DON Delegote Assembly. JENSEN , LINDA Folk Song Club , F.T.A .; JCL, scribe; Jr. Escort; P T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters. J ENT, BOB Drama Club; Jr. Achievement; Stage Crew. J OH NSO N, CA ROL E J OH N SO N, LAR S J OH NSO N, ROBERT J OHNSO N, SA RA All -City Red Cross Council ; Angelus Staff, activities editor; Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross, pres .; Honorary Cadet ; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Escort; Jr_ Red Cross Stat e Con- vention ; May Queen Attendant ; Seraph Sisters; Tri Hi-Y, chaplain ; '66 Club . J OHNSON , WYNDOL All -City Orchestra , All School Show; Classifi cation Board ; Delegate Assembly, vice -pres., attend . sec., rec. sec. ; Mikado ; Model Teens; Rifle-ettes; White Jackets; '66 Club J ON ES, ARL ENE J ON ES, CLETA JONES, DALE Angelus Staff, album editor; Delegate Assem bly ; Euclidean Club; JCL; Jr. Achievement ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law, treas.; '66 Club . JONES, LORELEI All -City Pep Club; All School Show; Counterpoints, treos _, parliamentarian; Foreign lan - guage Club; In ternational Relations ; Jr Escort; Mikado; Rifle -ettes Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, his!. ; '66 Club . JONES, NELDA Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Teens . JUSSEll, J ANICE Concert Band , Delega te Assembly; Folk Song Club; Inter-Club Council; Orchosis ; Y-Teons �KAME, KATHY High School Red Cross; Model Teens. !<ARAKAWA, PHIL Folk Song Club; Foreign longuoge Club; JCl; Jr Closs Officer, treos.; Key Club; Wrestling . KATO, SHAROM Angelus Stoff, ort editor; Art Club; Folk Song Club; F.T A.; JCl, tribune, hist.; Virgil Award . KAVAS, GEORGE Delegate Assembly . KAWAKAMI, ALBERT Boys' Bowling; D E. Club . KELLEY, B£TSY Aufsteiger Club, treos.; PTA . Hostess; Student Council, carr. sec.; Student Council leadership Conference; Student Council Work1hop; Tri Hi -Y. KELLY, JACQUELIME KIMDEL, WILLIAM All -City Red Crou Council ; Chess Club; Euclideon Club; High School Red Cross, treos.; InterClub Council; Jr. Red Crou Stole Convention; Jr. Usher; Skeost, pro1 .; '66 Club . KIMG, HARRY Baseball ; " D" Club ; Golf; Key Club . KMOX, ROBERT All -City Basketball; Delegate Assembly; Track . KOBERSTEI M, DEBBIE KODER, MARIA Seniors KOMS, TOMI KOMTMIK, JOHM KOTO, PAUL Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Foreogn lon · guago Club . KOTZELMICK, GAYLE All-City Student Council; All School Show ; Angelaires; Bridge Club; Concert Choir; Council Capen; Counterpoints; D.A. R. final ist; Dele· gate Assembly ; Head Girl ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr . Escort; Knit-Wits , pres.; National leadership Conference ; Prin cipal's Adv isory Council ; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters ; Student Council; Student Council lead - ership Conference; Student Council Work shop; White Jackets ; ' 66 Club. KRAMER, ROXAMME KRAUTMAM, STAM Chess Club; lacrosse. KURZ, BARBARA All School Shaw ; Bridge Club ; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; P.T.A. Hasten; Speech , pres.; Tri -Hi -Y, treas.; '66 Club . KUSULAS, ELAIME D.E.C.A., treas.; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club; Foreign language Club, publicity man ager. LACEY, MICH A EL �LACHMAN, DAVID Speech LAMBOTT, LINDA Counterpoints; Folk Song Club ; JCL , Pre-Med . LANE, TONI LANGSTON, BRENDA F. B.I.A .; Y Teens . LASKY, JAY Key Club, locroue ; Skeast. LEACH, MARl LYN Counterpoints; Folk Song Club; High School Red Cross, rec. sec.; Inter-Club Council ; Knit · Wits; Y-Teens, co-pres.; '66 Club. LEE, LLOYD 219 LESTER, BONNIE All School Show; D.E.C.A.; Y· Teens. LEVY, ARTHUR All-City Track; All-Metro Track; All -State Track , " D" Club; Delegate Auembly; Football. LEWIS, EUGENIA Art Club; Girls' Bowling ; P.T.A. Hostess; Rifleettes; Y-Teens. LINDSAY, DOUG LINKE, BILL Jr. Achievement. LINTON, CARLA Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club, pres.; Girls' State, alternate; Inter-Club Coun - cil, pres.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Symposium ; '66 Club. LOOMIS, BARBARA All School Show; Cheerleader; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant ; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters ; Spotlight Staff, busineu manager; White Jackets . LOTZ, RICHARD Euclidean Club; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Skeast . LOUI, KENNETH Boys' Bowling, pres .; Delegate Inter-Club Council ; '66 Club. Assembly ; LOVE, LINDA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Foreign language Club; F.B.l .A., reporter; F.T.A.; Model Teens. LOVELAND, MICKEY LUERS, PAUL All-City Choir; All-City Orchestra; All School Show ; All -State Choir, alternate ; Angelaires ; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Drama Club LUKICH, TOM Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club ; Key Club; Skeast . �LUNG, KEN LUPBERGER, ANNE All School Show , Delegate Asse mbly ; Honorary Cadet; P T.A Hostess; Speech ; Tri -Hi -Y; '66 Club . LYDIA, JOHNHY LYONS, BILL MacDONHELL, JANNY Macl NTOSH, Bl LL Angelus Stoff, asst. sports editor; Baseball ; " D" Club ; football ; Key Club MacKAY, VICKI Delegate Assembly; F.T.A. , JCl ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Y-Teens . MacLEAN, BRUCE Foreign language Club ; Inter-Club Council ; JCl, consul. MacMILLAN, HUGH " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; Track . MAHR, GAIL MALLETT, BOB MANNING, ANN MANSELL, Ml KE All -City Band , All School Show ; Delegate Assembly; Science Semonar; Skeast; ' 66 Club . MARECAK, MIKE MARGOLIN, DAVE Baseball; Basketball; Delegate Assembly ; Foot ball; Skeast . MARINACE, JIM MASON, LAWRENCE MASUNAGA, LAURA All -City Pep Club , All School Show ; Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club , Girls ' Stale; High School Red Crass; JC l ; Jr Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters : Skeast ; Spotlight Staff, feature page editor; Tri -Hi -Y White Jackets ; ' 66 Club . MATHENEY, WILLIAM Speech . MATTHEWS, TERRY All -City football ; All -Metro football; All School Show ; Concert Choir; " 0 " Club ; Sweetheart Attendant . MAXEY, MICHAEL MAY, GREG MAYBERRY, JEANETTE All School Show ; All-State choir; Conrert Choir; Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club ; foreign language Club; Girls' Bowling , Jr Achieve· men!; '66 Club . McCORMACK, BRIAN All -City Golf; All -City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show ; All -State Bond ; Angelus Staff, sports editor; " 0 " Club; Golf , capt , Sweetheart Attendant. McCOY, TERRY D.E.C.A . Seniors �221 �McCUE, KATHY Counterpoints; D.E.C.A, McDONALD, BOB McDONALD, JOHN Boys· Bowl ing. McELHINNEY, MARK Aufsteiger Club; " D Club; Delegate Assembly; Football, Key Club; lacrosse; Track; 66 Club. McGRATH, ROSEMARY Counterpoints, Delegate Assembly; P.T. A. Hostess; Teen·Dems. McGUIRE, JANET McKAY, PATSY '66 Club McKEE, CYNTHIA. All -City Band ; Concert Band ; Folk Song Club; JCL, Teen · Dems McKENZIE, ELLEN McLEMORE, CLESTINE McNAMARA, JOE All School Show ; Stage Crew . McPHERSON , SHERRY McWILLIAMS, MICHAEL Euclidean Club . MEDEROS, MINERVA MEREDITH, CHARLOTTE MEYER, PAUL MICKELSON, SYLVIA Y-Teens. MILLER, BARBARA All School Show ; P.T.A. Madel ; Speech; Tri · Hi -Y; '66 Club. MILLER, KENNETH Drama Club ; JCL ; Speech . MILLER, MARGARET Art Club ; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; Tri -Hi -Y. MILLER, ROGER Edith Hill Short Story Contest Winner; JCL; Jr. Usher; Montage, editor; Pre -law. MILLIGAN , TERRY MILLS, CHERI MILTON, LOUISE All -City Choir; All School Show ; Art Club, treas .; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, vice pres.; Girls' Bowling ; Girls' Ensemble; Orche sis; Ploy Festival ; Y- Teens . MONLEY, DARIEL 222 �MONTES, ANN All School Show ; Concert Choir; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr . Escort ; Model Teens, pres .; Montage; Seraph Sisters; '66 Club , MOOR£, BOB All -City Wre1tling ; All -Metro Wre1tling ; All State Wre1tl ing . MOOR£, DEBORAH Girl •' Bowling ; High School Red Cross; Model Teens; Y· Teens . MORGAN, BILL High School Red Cross; Pre-Med . MORIM OTO, ELLEN Inter-Club Council ; JCL , state sec.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Si1tero ; Spotlight Staff, page editor. MUELLER, J OAN Art Club ; Counterpoinh Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club, Jr. Eocort; Seraph Si1tero; Skea1t; Tri -Hi-Y. Seniors M UELLER, ROBERT A All -City Orche1lra ; All School Show ; Council Capero; Folk Song Club; JCL; '66 Club . NADY, C REI GHTON All -City Football; Baseball ; '' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Jr. Closs Officer, vice pres.; King of Clubs Candidate ; Student Coun cil ; Student Council leaderohip Conference; Student Council Workshop; Sweetheart Attend ant. NAKASHIMA, CONN I E Delega te Assembly; Folk Song Club; JCL; KnitWits; '66 Club . NAKATA, WESLEY All-City Tennis; Angelu1 Staff, editor-in-chief; " D" Club; JCL; Jr. Usher; Pre-law; '66 Club. NAYLOR, ANDY Aufsteiger Club . NELMS, RICHARD NELSON , MIKE " D" Club, trea s.; Football ; JCL ; Key Club, treos.; King of Clubs Candidate; l a crosse ; Na tiona l Merit Finalist; Pre-Law; Student Council; Sweetheart Attendant; Track ; Woodbury ; Wrest ling . NEPTUNE, DEBRA NETHAWAY, SUSAN Foreign language Club, vice-pres .; High School Red Crou; P.T.A. Model, alternate; '66 Club. NEUMANN , JUDY F.T.A., sec., pr81. ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council, sec.; Knit -Wits; P.T.A . Hosten, ·66 Club. NEWBOLD. WILEY Folk Song Club; Symposium, trea1 .; Teen-Dem1, pres., member of board . NEWUL, DONNA Counterpoints, Foreign Club laniiUOge cl .. b ; '66 �NEWLIN, KAY NEWTON, JENNIE High School Red Cross; Skeasl. NIGHTINGALE, CONRAD All School Show; ROTC Drill Team ; Speech . NISHIKAWA, BARRY NIXON, DIANA NOEL, THEODIUS Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Usher, NORRIS, BARBARA Aufst igor Club ; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model ; Skees!; '66 Club . NORRIS, PEGGY Delegate Assembly; F.T.A. ; Girls' Bawling, pres ., Inter-Club Council; Y-Toens; '66 Club . Seniors 224 OLIVERIUS, FRANK O'NEILL, EILEEN All School Show; Bridge Club, sec.; Drama Club, sec.· treas .; Euclidean Club; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeasl; White Jackets; '66 Club . ONODERA, GLEN All School Show; Boys' Bowling; ROTC Drill Team . OVERTON, SHARON High School Red Cross; Student Council ; '66 Club. PACE, JANE All School Show; Angelus Staff, club edit<>r; Delegate Assembly; Honorary Cadet; Inter· Club Council ; JCL; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sistors; Sweetheart Attendant; Tri -Hi -Y, pres. PACKER, GAIL PAPPAS, KATHY Aufsteiger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross ; International Relations; '66 Club. PARKER, JAN Aufsteiger Club; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Tri-Hi-Y. �PARKS, JOYCE All School Show; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Orchesis; Play Festival ; White Jackets; Y-Te<tns; '66 Club . PARTRIDGE, LA.URA Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; lnter·Ciub Council ; Jr. Achievement; Orchesis, trees .; Wh ite Jackets; Y-Teens, carr. sec., co· pres.; '66 Club. PANTALEON, MAGALY PEROS, ELAINE Delegate Assembly; High School Red Crass . PEROS, PHYLLIS PERSKE, ROGER PERSSON, LYNN All -City Choir; All School Show ; Angelaires; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Counterpoints; Oelegate Assembly Alternate; JCl; Mikado; P.T.A. Model. PETERSON, DON Aufsteiger Club, pres.; Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; lacrosse; '66 Club. PETERSON, GARY 66 Club . PETET, JOHN Delegate Assembly; Key Club; lacrosse; Skeast. PFEIFER, GLEN PHILLIPS, MICHELLE Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling . PIERSON, BEY D~l~onte Assembly; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits; Orchesis, Skeast; Tri-Hi -Y; Y-Teens; '66 Cub . PLA.NTE, MARY D.E.C.A., vice-pres. ; Foreign language Club ; F.B. l.A . PLA.TTS, TERRI PRENDERGAST, BRIAN All School Show; Boys' State; " D" Club; Gym nastics; Key Club, sec. ; Montage; Pre-Law; Woodbury. PRICE, GARY PRYOR, LELA.ND PRYOR, MICHAEL All School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, pres. ; Drama Club; Key Club; Pre - law; Skeosl; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Student Council ; Student Council leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Woodbury; '66 Club. PUDLIK, DAVID All School Show; Boys' Stole; Concert Choir; Euclidean Club, vice-pres. ; International Rela - tions; Jr. Usher; Mikado. QUIAT, CINDY All School Show; P.T.A. Model. �RAMSEY, MARTIN RANKIN, LINDA Model Teens . corr. sec.; P.T.A . Hostess , Stud nt Councol ; Student Counci l l eode rohip Conference; Student Council Workshop , '66 Club. RAUSCH, KEITH All -Stale Basketball ; " D" Club , sec.; King of Clubs , Model Teen• Boys' Panel ; P.T.A. Model ; Speech ; '66 Club . REA, KIM Aufsteiger Club ; " D" Club ; Golf; Key Club . REECE, EDDIE REED, MELODY REYNOLDS, BILL All School Show; Concert Choir; " D" Club ; Football, RICHARDS, BUNNY Counlerpoinh : Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club : High School Red Cross : Orche1is, treas .; Teen· Dems, vice -pres . RICHARDSON, KEN Jr Usher • Key Club , RICHTER, ROSIE RIEDE, BILL Delegate Assembly: Folk Song Club ; Key Club ; Skeosl. RIFFEL, CATHY Classification Boord ; Delegate Assembly ; F.T.A .; High School Red Cross ; Jr . Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Sophomore Closs Officer, sec.; Student Council, rec. sec.; '66 Club RIOS, DELILAH All School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Ensem · ble Modern Dance Group, sec.; Y-Teens, prog , choir. RITTERSPACH, GAIL Counterpoints; Knit -Wits; P.T.A . Hostess ; Skeasl; '66 Club ROBINSON, MICHELLE Knit-Wits Y Teens; '66 Club . ROBINSON, RICK All School Show ; Concert Band ; Stage Band , ROCK, LINDA Denver Mayor' s Youth Council ; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club; P.T A Hostess ; Teen ·Dems, board member, rep to state. ROGERS, DONNA Delegate Assembly; F.T.A.; Girls' Enoemble ; JCL; Model THns . ROGERS, WAYNE ROSE, KAREN Counterpoints, vice-pres .; Jr. Escort ; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens, treas ; ' 66 Club . 226 �ROSS, BETSY All -City Bond ; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; All -State Orchestra ; Delegate Assembly; Internat ional Relations , tee .; JCL , Jr. Escort, Mikado ; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sistera ROSS, JOHN Aufsteiger Club , Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Usher; lacrosse , Pre· law , Skeast. ROSS, LETICIA De legate Assembly , High Schoo l Red Cross , P.T.A. Ho&tess ; Y· Teens ; '66 Club . ROWLEY, ANN f .B. l.A .; P T.A. Ho&teu . RUGGLES, GLEN RYAN, ROBERT SAGE, DANIEL SAKAMOTO, HARRIET Delegate Assembly; Model Teens . Seniors SALINAS JOE All Schoof Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly SANCHEZ, WILBUR SANDERS, HERBERT Baseball , " D" Club; football . SANDERSON, CAROL Delegate Assembly · f T.A.; Girls ' Ensemble; Orchesis , PTA . Hostess Y· Teens ; 66 Club . SAULS, STEPHEN Boys Bowling Chess Club . SAWAYA, ALICE All -City Red Cross Council; Art Club; Delegate Assembly , High School Red Cross, sec.; Jr. Red Crou State Convention ; Model Teens : P.. T.A. Model ; Senior Closs Officer, treas .; Skeost ; Tri -Hi · Y, '66 Club SCHEMEL, DAVID " D" Club , Delegate Assembly; Golf; Key Club ; '66 Club SCHILT, MARJORIE All School Show Concert Choir; Drama Club ; Mikado . Model Teens, treas ; P.T.A Model ; Tri Hi Y~ rec . sec. SCHMALTZ, STEVE Cross Country Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; Stu · dent Council , Student Council leadership Con · ference , Student Council Workshop; Trock . SCHMID, DAVID SCHMIDT, JUDY 1 Girls Bowling, sec Girls' State . SEFTOR, LAURENCE All-City Bond; Euclidean Club , SEKYRA, CANDY Delegate Assembly fall Sports Queen Attend · ant; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Closs Officer, sec.; Jr. Prom Queen Attend on!; Moy Queen Attendant ; Orchesis; P T.A. Hosteu SEYMOUR, IDA All City Orchestra All School Show ; Jr. Achievement; Mikado ; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '66 Club SHAFER, ROBERT Euclidean Club SHANNON, RICK �SHARPE, MARY ANN Delegate Assembly ; folk Song Club ; f .T.A. ; JCL; P.T.A . Hostess; Skeost. SHEFFIELD, CYNTHIA SHERMACK, SUSAN AII · City Student Council ; Angelus Stoff, STR editor; Aufsteiger ; D.A.R. Winner, Delegate Assembly ; JCL; Jr. Closs Officer, pres .; Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Sisters, vice· pres .; Student Council ; Student Council Work - shop ; Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club , SHWAYDER, MARTI F T.A.; High School Red Cross . SILLS, SHARON SILVER, LARRY JCL. SIMMONS, PAULA D.E.C.A. SIMMONS, SHEILA Folk Song Club ; Jr. Achievement. SIMPSON, RODNEY All -City Choir; All School Show ; Concert Choir. SIMPSON, STEPHEN Boys' Bowling . SKEETERS, GARY Angelus Staff, business manager ; Delegate As· sembly; Key Club; Skeost; Sophomore Closs Officer, trees. ; '66 Club . SLACK, ROBERT folk Song Club ; Spotlight Stoff, cartoonist . SLOVEK, JOHN SMITH, DOYCE Boys' Bowling ; f.B.l.A . SMITH, MARGARET All -City Orchestra; All School Show ; Bridge Club ; Euclidean Club ; foreign language Club ; Jr Escort; National Merit Finalist; Seraph Sisters , trees .; Symposium; '66 Club. SMITH, MILDRED SMITH, SANDRA Aufsteiger Club , Drama Club; P.T.A. Model ; Rifle -ettes, sec .; Skeost ; '66 Club . SMITH, STAN SMITLEY, GREGG SNEED, JOHN lacrosse; Swimming . 228 SOMSKY, DEBBIE All School Show , Counterpoints; DelegatiO As sembly ; Girls' Ensemble; High School Red Cross �SPAULDING, ANN Art Club ; Folk Song Club. SPE I DEL, CHRIS SPENCER , MELINDA Y. Teens ; '66 Club . Seniors SQ U IR E, LYN N STANDLEY, DICK JCl; Skeost. STEELE , MARY LOU Foreign language Club I · R City ; International Inter-Club Council; Relations, '66 Club . STEINHARDT, MICHAEL Foreign language Club; '66 Club . STERRETT, LARRY STEWART, DALE Gymnastics STEWART, RICHARD STIRLING, STEPHEN AII.City Bond All School Show; All-Stole Bond ; TARS. STOOLE, DEBORAH F B. L.A., sec STOTT, LINDA All City Pep Club , All School Show, All Stat Choir, American steiger Club , Field Service Student , Auf Classification Board ; Concert Choir. Delegate Assembly , Folk Song Club , Mikado , Montage ; P.T A Mod•l , Seraph Si1 • lers , Shofroth Contest , Speech . Spotloght Stoff , news editor, W hite Jackets, drill master, Wol cott Sight Reading Con tes t . STRANAHAN , GARY STREED, RONALD STRIPLING, PAM Concert Bond . Concert Orchestra , Girls' Bowl · 1ng Jr Achievement STROH , DEBBY All City Choor All School Show , Cloulficotion Boord Concert Cho ir · Counci I Capers . Delegate Anembly, Fore og n language Club , F T A : High School Re d Cross Jr. Achieveme nt ; JCl ; P.T A Hoste ss; Mikado , White Jackets , '66 Club vice-pres. ; �SUDDUTH, JUDI All School Show ; Jr. Achievement; Orchesh. SULLIVAN, PHILIP SUMMERS, DAVID Euclidean Club ; JCl; Jr. Usher; National Merit Finalist; TARS SUZUKI, STEVEN ROTC Rifle Club. SWANSON, RODGER SWANSON, WILLA SWEENEY, DON SWEENEY, KATHLEEN Art Club ; Honorary Cadet; International Re la · tions; Rifle ·ettes. SWENSON, CHERYL All School Show ; F.T.A., treas .; High School Red Crou ; Speech ; Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club . TAGUE, GEORGE 'D" Club; Football . TAKAMINE, CONNIE All -City Pop Club; All School Show ; Foreign language Club ; High School Red Crou : Inter · Club Council ; International Relations ; JCl ; Jr Escort; Knit -Wits , sec.; P ~T . A . Hostess ; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, pres .; Y-Teens ; '66 Club TAKAMINE, GAIL All School Show ; Angelus Staff, aut. clubs editor; Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess, White Jackets . TALMAGE, JENNY TAMAKI, KIM Delegate Assembly ; '66 Club . TAWIL, JOSETTE All School Show ; Art Club ; Drama Club, sec .; Foreign longuage Club; International Rela · tions; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters . TAYLOR. CYNTHIA All School Show , Concert Choir. TAYLOR, DOUG TAYLOR, JIM TENBRINK, STEVE Jr. Usher. THACH, SUSAN Inter-Club Council ; International Relations, pres.; JCl; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. THAEMERT, MARCIA All -City Pep Club ; All School Show ; Angelus Staff, layout editor; Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Escort, P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, parliamentarian ; '66 Club . �THAYER, SANDI Skeast . THOMPSON, BOB All School Show; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly . THOMPSON, CHARLES THOMPSON , VIVIAN THURMAN, NANCY THUROW, BILL " D' Club ; Wrestling. TICKTON, DAVID All -City Tennis ; All School Show; All -State Tennis; Baseball; " D" Club ; Delegate Assem bly; Pre -law; Speech; Spotlight Staff; Woodbury; '66 Club , TILLIS, RAYFORD All -City Track; All -Metro Track ; All State Track; All -State Basketball ; " D" Club ; Footboll. TOADVYN, MARSHA All School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. TOLIVER, SHEILA Concert Band ; Girls' Bowling ; Y-Teens; '66 Club . TOOLEY, DON TOWNSEND, JOY All -City Choir; All School Show; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club, Girls' Ensemble . 231 Seniors TOWNSEND, LESLIE TROTSKY, JIM All -City Tennos ; All -Metro Tennis; All -State Tennis ; Angelus Staff, photo coordinator; Bose · ball ; " D ' Club ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; International Relations; Key Club ; Student Council; Tennis, capt. ; ' 66 Club . TROYER, JACKIE All -City Choir; All School Show; Concert Choir; JCl; Jr Escort; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sisters; Tri · Hi -Y; '66 Club . TRUJILLO, CHRISTELLA TUCKER, KRIST! E TURNBULL, CARL All -City Bond ; All -City Orchestra; All School Show · Angelaires; Drama Club; Euclidean Club ; Folk Song Club; TARS , ' 66 Club . TURSICK, STEVE Baseball , UNDERWOOD, ROSLYN D.E.C.A.; Foreign language Club; Jr . Achieve ment; Rifle ·ettes . URLING, MICKEY VAN BUSKIRK PHIL AII ·City Football, " D" Club ; Delegate Assem · bly; Football , Track , VAN METER, RUSS All School Show, Gymnastics ; Stage Crew. VARNER BRIAN Key Club . �VASQUEZ, LYDIA VIGIL. SUSAN '66 Club VIGIL, TERRY VOGEL, DONRA Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross ; JCl; Model Teens ; Skeost , Tri -Hi · Y; White Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club . VOGEL, HOWARD AII ·City Student Council ; All' School Show ; '' D" Club ; Golf; Heod Boy ; P.T.A. Model ; Student Council ; Student Council leadership Confer· ence . WALKER, CAROLYN WALKER, NICHOLAS D" Club Football WALLACE, DEB! AII ·City Choir All School Show ; All -State Choir ; Concert Choir ; Counterpoints ; Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club; Knit -Wits; Skeast; "66 Club . WALLACE, MARGO WALLS, LOUJANA WALTON, EMMOGENE JCl; Knit -Wits ; Pre ·Med ; y. Teens; '66 Club . WANIFUCHI, HOWARD WASHCO, DON WATSON, VALERIA Art Club; Delegate Assembly, parliamentarian ; Drama Club ; Girls ' Bowling; Junior Achieve - ment; Knit · Wits ; Model Teens; Orchesis; Rifle ettes; White Jackets; '66 Club. WEBER, BOB WHITE, GARY Chess Club, vice -pres .; Delegate Assembly ; Euclidean Club, treos., Jr. Usher. WHITE, JAN Falk Song Club; High School Red Cross, Skeast; Y Teens . WICKLIFFE, ALICIA Art Club F.T.A Girls' Bowling ; Knit-Wits ; Orchesis ; White Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club. WIDMAR, KENT Aufsteiger Club ; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club ; Foreign language Club; High School Red Cross ; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Usher; Key Club ; Science Seminar; Skeast. WIER, SVEN Euclidean Club . WILBUR, STEVE All -State Tennis ; " D" Club ; High School Red Cross ; I nternationol Relations; Key Club . WILLIAMS, EUGENE "D· Club, pres : Football ; F T.A. ; Inter-Club Council ; Track; Wrestling. WILLIAMS, EVERETTE "D· Club; Football; Wrestling . 232 WILLIAMS, GLORIA Concert Band; D.E.C.A. �WILLIAMS, MARGY Drama Club, High School Red Cross ; Skeost; TARS . WIL(IAMS, PATRICIA Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club . Hostess , White WILLIAMS, WALTER All -City Choir; All School Choir; Speech. Show; Concert WILSON, LOUISE WOLF, TIM Stage Crew. WONG, DEVON All School Show, Art Club, sec.; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club . Model Teens; P.T.A. Model , '66 Club. WOOD, GARY WOODS, ELEANOR Auhteig ~ r Club; Model Teens. Seniors WORTHAM, WILLIAM Camero Club. Delegate Assembly; East Auto Club. WRIGHT, BARBARA Delegate Assembly Alternate ; D E.C.A.; F.T.A.; P T.A Hostess, White Jackets . WRIGHT, KAY D.E Club WRIGHT, KAYVONNE Jr. Achievement ; JCL; Orchesis · P.T.A. Model ; White Jackets ; Y- Teens, carr se~. WRIGHT, MEL WRIGHT, ROBERT WRIGHTSIL, BILLY Boys' Bowling ; Delegate Assembly ; ROTC Rifle Club; Skeost ; Speech ; '66 Club . WYSAKOWSKI, NANCY y. Teens. WYTIAS, SUSAN All -City Pep Club ; All School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Auembly, rec. sec., P.T A Hasten ; White Jackets, vice -pres .; Y-Teens . YARBER, JIM YEARLING, MYLOUS YOUNG, SUSAN White Jackets. YOUNG, SUZANNE All City Pep Club . Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross , P T.A. Hostess ; Speech ; Spot · light Stoff, reporter; Tri -Hi -Y, White Jackets, carr. sec. Y Teens '66 Club ZIPP, MARY All School Show Angelus Stoff, album out : High School Red Cross, P.T.A Model ; Skeost , Speech ; Strong -lowe Poetry Contest, '66 Club ZOLAR, MARY Auhteiger Club , Del gate Assembly ; F.T A : International Relations ; Skeost ; TARS , Y- Teens . ZOLZER, DAVID Jr Achievement, vice pres . �Club Rosters ART ClUB President - Geafry Hosea Vice-President Bob Ryan Secretary - Devon Wong Treasurer - louise Milton Sponsor - Mrs . Olive Green Chopmon. Shirley Fields, Renee Fletcher, lewis Foster, Mork Frey, Rod Griffin, Marilyn Holl, Russell Hallberg, Kris Holmes, leslie Kato, Sharon laCombe , Mary Lamers, John lewis, Eugenia Millward , Janice Manley, Doriel Morimoto, Kerry Pete!, John Powell, Washington Sawaya, Alice Skubal, lou Sweeney, Kathleen Spaulding, Ann Turnbull, Carl Takamine, Gail Watson , Valerie Wickliffe, Alicia Wong, Sylvia AUFSTEIGER President- Don Peterson Vice-President - Bruce Gilchrist Treosurer - Betsy Kelley Secretory - Susan Shermack Sponsors- Mr. Roger Lundeen Mr. Craig Spillman Bagan, Kathy Bell, Bob Blanas, Anthea Brassell, Jane Brewer, Paulette Coe, Carolyn Coffee, Judy Collins, Kathy Cox, Carol Dahm, lois Dea, Mike Denious, Nancy Dunham , Greg Eckhardt, John Eggleston, Judy Enarson, Judy Frey, Rod Hendryson, John Johnson, Ed lukich, Tom McElhinney, Mark McWilliams, Sean Milligan, Terry Norris, Barbara Pappas, Kathy Phelps, Chris Rea, Kim Skolou' , Bill Smith, Jim Smith, Sandi BOYS' BOWliNG President - Kenneth loui Sponsor- Mr. Brion lee Bohannon, Desmond Degenhart, Ron McDonald, John Onodera, Glenn Ross, Mike Shaffer, Rick Tenbrink, Allen Welsh, Ted Williams, leroy Wright, Glenn BRIDGE ClUB President - Dirk Epperson Vice -President - Stan Koshi Secretory-Treasurer - Ken Johnson Sponsor - Mr. John Nicholson Aerni, Monico Beebe, linda Bidwell, Dennis Brandt, Nancy Browne, Russell Davidson, Rosemary Downey, Margaret Erdmann, Gwen Franz, Barbie Helgeson, Venita Keiry, Edie O'Neill, Eileen Peros, Tony Refakis, Mike CAMERA ClUB President -Glen Eppleston Vice-President - Axel Kaulisch Secretary-Treasurer- Sean McWilliams Sponsor- Mr. Julian Jacobi Allen, Carolyn Davis, Randy Gersten, Dennis Hager, Jane Jackson, Debbie CHESS ClUB Presodent · Albert Banker Vice-President- Gary White Sponsor- Mr . Harlan Miller Bohannon, Desmond Buckstein, Sandy Cunningham, Artie Duvall, Steve Dyson, Bob Fields, Ray Gallegos, Eileen Gatseos, Pete Henderson, Erskine Humphreys, Dennis Johnson, Carlie Kindel, Bill Kato, Paul Loeffler, Rich Mach ine, Alex Macleod, Bruce McWilliams, Sean Margan, Donald Ohr, Matthew Parker, Russ Peros, Tony Phillips, Jim Pierce, Dan Renner, Mark Robert, Ray Ruiz, Daniel Starr, Gary Strickland, Jim Tannenbaum, Kevin Timberlake, Richard Troster, Fred Walker, Mary Weiss, Bart COUNTERPOINTS President - Sendee Dill Vice-President - Karen Rose Secretory - Diane Briscoe Treasurer - lorelei Jones Sponsor - Mrs. Marion Pad boy Anderson, Carol Anderud, Allan Barnes, Alana Bouchier, Pat Brennan, Pat Carrasco, Belinda Carrasco, Regina English, Don Gunzelmon, Janet Koberstein, Debbie Kunz, Mary lambott, linda Luers , Paul lung, AI McAndrews, Connie McCue, Joe McCue, Kathy McGrath, Rosemary Middlebrook , Tina Mullins, Julie Newell, Donna Richards, Bunny Smosky, Debbie Thomas, Paul Typher, Vicki Walker, Mary Weber, lorie White, Jim Winters, Sharon Young, David " D" ClUB President- John Slovek Vice -President -Gene Williams Secretory - Keith Rausch Treosurer - Mike Nelson Sponsor- Mr. Pot Panek Achatz, Rick Armstrong, Richard Barber, John Bell, Bob Belloirs, Chris Boggess, Glen Bolden, Bob Bonham, David Carter, Holman Cheatham, Roger Clark, Ralph Cornell, Warren Curtis, James Davis, John Dunham, Greg Eppleston, Glen Euell , Gregory Florey, Jim Florquist, Rod Franchini, Terry Fuller, John Gale, Albert Gates, Bob Gaul, Dave Gilchrist, Bruce Gipson, Bernard Greer, nm Hanley, Glenn Hendryson, John Holme, Peter Hindman, Chris Holmes, Greg Hume, Greg Jackson, Steve Johnstone, Steve Jones, Reginald King, Harry levy, Art Macl ntosh, Bill MacMillan, Hugh Mallett, Bob Maxie, .'Aike McCormack, Brian McElhinney, Mark Morris, Marcus Nady, Creighton Nakata, Wes Phelps, Ward Prendergast, Brion Sanders, Herb Slovek, Gary Thurow, Bill Tickton, Dave Tillis, Rayford Trotsky, Jim Van Buskirk, Phil Young , Mike DECA ClUB President - Ramona Cisco Vice-President - Alvin Detrick Secretary - Coral Holmes Treasurer - Teresa McCoy Publicity - Lloyd Hammer Sponsor - Mr. John Rushton Bell, Robert Bohnhoff, Arlene Boyd, Doris Coe, Marilyn Dickerson, Timothy Falcon , Carlota Kawakami, Albert �235 Club Rosters Kusulos, Elaine lester, Bonnie love, Lorry McCue, Kathy Meredith, Charlotte Simmons, Paulo Ann Sorenson, Michael Walker, Nicholas Wright, Canstonc Wade, Sally Whalen, Connie Varner, Pot EUCLIDEAN CLU B President- Nancy Brandt Vice·President - David Pudlik Secretary- Jean Elmblad Treasurer- Gary White Sponsor- Mr. William Kruse DRAMA CLUB President - Susan Huber Vice·President- John Spencer Corresponding Secretory - Nancy Gurtler Recording Secretory - Eileen O ' Neill Treasurer- Josette Tawil Historoon -Carolyn Hastings Sponsor- Mrs . Judith Word Artzer, Connie Bender, Maureen Bouchier, Potrocio Brassell, Jane Corocosis, Cynthia Carrasco, Regina Casselberry, Cheryl Cheek, Carol Cunningham, lewono Dallas, Mary Dexter, Claudio Dillon, Charles Eberhart, Regan Erdmann, Gwen Brown , Russell Burchfield, John Burlakov, Nino Cunningham, Artie Davidson, Rosem ary Duvall , Steve Fliegler, Susie Hindman , Margaret Jones, Dole Kindel, Bill Loeffler, Richard Lotz, Richard Maybury, Ron McWilliams, Mike McWilliams, Sean Mosley, Mary louise O ' Neill, Eileen Peres, Tony Robert, Roy Bentley, Cindy Bingaman, Jon Bottorff, Danna Bottorff, Ruth Buerkle, Rachel Chmura, Jean Coffey, lila Collins, Rena Cook, Danna Cook, Paula Davis, Bernard Arnsmeyer, Roy Brennan, Pot Brooks, Kathy Cohen, Myra Collins, Kathy Denious, Nancy Gotseos, Georgia Jackson , Jim Jones, Lorelei Kinort, Candace Krivenkow, Olga Ferguson, Den ise Levin, Ken Love, Lindo Maclean, Bruce Mocleish, Cindy McNeil , Nancy Manley, Doriel Overland, Kristine Pfeifer, Glen Reagan, Potty Rountree, Ruthonne Skubol, Lou Steele, Mary lou Steinhardt, Mike Stroh, Debby Garner, Sonny Gibbons, Terry Guest, Patricia Harris, Chorlottte Hochowski, Judy Jones, Conni Mogonam , Fatha McAndrews, Connie Mclaughlin, Bill Miller, Claudia Miller, Margie Mueller, Roberta Nesbit, Miki Nesbit, Mimi Pieratt, Jay Pritchard , Cheryl Rigg, Nancy Rose, Glendo Ross, Mike FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Fisher, Beth Floyd, Barbara President- Royce Fields Vice·President- Janie Johnson Secretary - Debbie Stoole Assistant Secretory Sharon Winters Treasurer - Carol McNeill Reporters - ~indo love Jackie Vincent Sponsors - Miss Joyce Walker Miss linda Burgess Franz, Rosemarie Gallegos, Eileen Gilbert, Kathy Gruenberg, Shirley Hedge, Juliet Irwin, Pamela Jent, Bob Johnson, Carole Krill, Juli lane, Ann Largent, Eleanor Leaver, Karen Linzy, Vickie lung, K n McElroy, Lindo Miller, Ken O'Neill , Chris Peele, Paulette Prendergast, Gail Probst, Molly Pryor, Mike Reilly, Judy Rock, Lindo Routson, Deanna Schamp, Coraline Schilt, Margie Segerhammer, Beth Silverman, Terry Smith, Sandi Spencer, Larry Spencer, Mimi Stever, Beth Thoemert, Judy Torrington, Mary Turnbull, Carl Takamine, Connie Tamoki, Kim Taylor, Wolter Thomsen, David Weiberg, Brigette Willey, Brenda Seftor, Laurence Smith, Margaret Spaulding, Anne Summers, David Tannenbaum, Kevin Timberlake, Richard Weir, Sven FOLK SONG CLUB President- Pete Kenney Vice·Pre11dent - Mary Torrington Secretary - Carol Cheek Sponsor- Mr. Alfred Metcalf Adams, Cherie Agur, Robin Bagan, Kathy Barki, Rosalind Barnes, Ray Bastien, Collette Boum, Dinah Beardsheor, Meg Schaefer, Clem Scope!, Ellen Spencer, John Stafford, Kay Stoenner, Ann Suchowoejko, Alice Suit, Marcia Sweeney, Philis Toadvyn, Marsha Typher, Vicki Walker, Mark Watson, Chris Aumiller, Romano May Babbs, Mary Beebe, Lindo Brown, Robert Fields, Renee Henry, Alice Klatt, Kathy langston, Brenda Millward, Janice Phillips, Michelle Rucker, Pot Sekyro, Candy Smith, Doyce Taylor, Wolter Weiss, Lora Wiggins, Barbaro FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President- Carlo linton Vice·President- Susan Nethawoy Secretary - Debbie Koberstein Treasurer- Karen Sienknecht Publicity Chairman- Elaine Kusulas Sponsor - Mrs . Blanche Pigott Aerni, Moniko President- Judy Neumann Vice ·President - Mark Redfearn Assistant to the Vice-PresidentKathy Smith Secretaries - Mary louise Mosley Sylvia Smith Treasurer - Cheryl Swenson �Club Rosters Historian Sandra Mayfield Parliamentarian - Lewis Fletcher Sponsor- Mrs. Marion Powell Bartholomew, Talbert Beisser, Vivian Bonham, Dave Bottorf, Donna Caldwell, Frances Dexter, Claudia Dorak, Marcia Dreher, Polly Garlington, Laveeda Hallberg, Kris Hammers, Sandy Hart, Chris Hoffman, Pal Jensen, Linda Kato, Donna Kato, Sharon Love, Linda Morimoto, Ellen Morishige, Jovie Padilla, Steve Quails, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Rogers, Donna Sanderson, Carol Sharpe, Mary Ann Starr, Gary Stevens, Donna Stroh, Debby Wick[iffe, Alicia Williams, Eugene Wright, Barbara GIRLS' BOWLING President- Peggy Norris Vice-President -Renee Fields Secretary -Judy Schmidt Treasurer- Cynthia Burress Sponsor- Mr. Brian Lee Aldrich, Brenda Anderson, Carol Armstrong, Yvonne Beatty, Linda Bell, Ann Bowers, Jeanne Briscoe, Dianne Buckley, Vicki Clark, Debra Collins, Cynthia Fields, Royce Franz, Barbie Fresquez, Josie Fresquez, Vangie Giddings, Yvonne Groves, Lynette Hanley, Delores Hardaway, Debbie Harmon, Gloria Hood, Brenda Houston, Tracie Johnson, Laura Lewis, Jeanne Lowman, Annette Mayberry, Jeanell Moore, Debbie Morishige, Jovie Navarro, Chris Ormsby, Monica Phillips, Michelle Pointer, loJuana Sanderson, Carol Spirek, Marie Stephens, Shirley Stripling, Pamela Toliver, Shei Ia Walls, Loujuana Wickliffe, Alicia Wortham, Nancy INTERCLUB COUNCIL President -Carla Linton Vice-President- Terry Milligan Secretary- Judy Neumann Sponsor Mr. Arthur Bragg Banker, Albert Bell, Charolelle Brandt, Nancy del Junco, Gerry Dill, Sandee Eppleston, Glen Epperson, Dirk Fleigler, Gail Gilmore, Sue Heidbrak, Bonnie Hernandez, Richard Holyfield, Jim Hosea, Geofry Huber, Sue Johnson, Jania Johnson, Sara Jussell, Janice Kenney, Pete Kindel, Bill Kurz, Barbara Leach, Marilyn Loui, Ken Maclean, Bruce Montes, Ann Morimoto, Ellen Norris, Peggy Pace, Jane Partndge, Laura Peterson, Don Robert, Ray Romero, Albert Sweeney, Kathy Takamine, Connie Tawil, Josette Trotsky, Jim Wilbur, Steve Wosk, Bernice Consuls- Sue Gilmore Bruce Maclean Head Tribune- Roger Miller Head Censor- Sally Grandy Head Scribe - Donna Kato Historian -Sharon Kato Sponsors Miss Margaret Sm1th Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz TRIBE I Tribune- Roger Miller Censor- Sally Grandy Scribe- Donna Kato Blount, Ann Chapman, Herrick Gilmore, Sue Green, Deborah Heiple, Susan Jones, Dale Kato, Sharon Lambott, Linda Loeffler, Rick Maclean, Bruce Macleod, Bruce Martinchick, Rita McKee, Cynthia Milligan, Charlie Morimoto, Ellen Nelson, Mike Phillips, Jim Ross, Betsy Stroh, Debby Summers, David Tannenbaum, Kevin Tawil, Josette Thach, Susan Thomsen, David Troyer Jackie Wright, Winifred INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Tribune- Dirk Epperson Censor- Sandra Nelms Scribe -McGregor Rhodes TRIBE II Aerni, Monika Austin, Stan Austin, Steve Bohm, Christy Caustrila, Ted Cheley, Carolyn Gottardi, Angie Henderson, Lynn Kons, Toni McElhinney, Mark Follansbee, Bob Kunz, Mary McKay, Vicki Milligan, Terry Nonay, Lou Royal, Stan Van Natter, Mike TRIBE IV JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Slovek, John Takamine, Connie Thach, Susan Wolverton, Rita PreSident Susan Thach Vice·Pres•dent- Mary Lou Steele Corresponding Secretary- Dave Peak Recording Secretary- Betsy Ross Treasurer- Rick Shannon Sponsor- Miss Elizabeth Williams Scribe -Vicki Nakashima Abe, Pat Bachman, Chris Dortzbach, Karl Drommond, Sue Jacobs, Sandra Maclean, Diana Nitta, Marcia Stratton, Jackie Wagner, Chuck Watson, Chris Tribune- Joel Butler Censor- Paul Young Scribe - Paulette Peele Baez, Lorna Barber, John Barber, Judi Brodie, Judy Campbell, Kathy Carroll Linda Eisnach, Dwight Heidbrak, Bonnie Holmes, Lana Johnson, Sandra Miller, Kenneth Mueller, Roberta Parker, Jan Parks, Joyce Robinson, Scott Sawaya, Mike Silver, Larry Silverman, Terry Takamine, Connie Tannenbaum, Greg Williams, Zarle TRIBE V Tribune- Steve Schmaltz Censor- Barbara Wiggins Scribe- Connie Artzer Bingaman, Jan Crabb, Cindy Karr, Andy Lotz, Richard Lung, Albert McAndrews, Connie Miller, Regina Nathan, Corrine Plastina, Paige Parks, Michael Typher, Vicki Weiss, Bart Wohl, Ken Wright, Bill TRIBE VI Tribune- Tim Conrad Censor- Borboro Honnoh Scribe Kathy McGee Bell, Ann Every, Anita Floyd, Barbara Haskins, Sue Horvath, George Irwin, Pamela Levinson, Richard TRIBE Ill Liuzzi, Kenneth Tribune- Erskine Henderson Censor- Kathie Hart Morrison, Trudi Rogers, Donna �237 Club Rosters KEY CLUB Nakashima, Vicki Iwasaki , Jan President - Terry Milligan Vice ~ President - Bernard Gipson Secretary - Br ian Prendergast Stevens, Donna Johnson , Wyndol Kane , Beth Kane , Kathy loomis, Barbie love, Lindo Mosunaga , Lauro Mcclean . Diona Mansell, Kerry Prendergast, Brian StoH, lmdo Tre a1urer - Mike Nelson Stewart, Sheila Tokamine, Connie Venters, Barbara Sponsor - Mr. Ray Acsell Armstrong, Richard Baker, John Benson , John Belden, Bob Brady, Ron Casebolt, Jim Chapman, Herrick Cornell, Warren Devos, Ba relay Eisnach, Dwight Florquist, Rod Franchini, Terry Gates, Bob Gilchrist, Bruce Goldberg, Mark Greer, Tim Hall, Russell Hanley, Glenn Holmes, Gregory Hume, Greg Jones, Dale Katz, les MODEL TEENS President - Ann Montes Vice-President - Anne Manning Corresponding Secretary - lin Ron kin Recording Secretary - Ginny Irving Treasurer - Margie Schilt Sponsors - Mrs . Elizabeth Pixley Mrs . Joan Rudel Bagan, Kathy Barnes, Alana Baum, Dinah Bourke, Lourie Bouchier, Laura Brent, Mary Bryan, Dinah Casselberry, Cheryl Cheley, Carolyn f-r\orkis . Kathy Miller, Margaret Moore , Debbie Myers, Karen Norris. Barbera Ohmer, Dottie Packer, Gail Plastina, Paige Pryor, Beverly Quells, Schyleen Rodocker, Koren Rogers, Donna Sakamoto, Harriet Saks, Nina Sawaya, Alice Schilt, Jean Seymour, Pot Kawamoto, George President- Bonnie Heidbrak Vice·President- Joann Watanabe Secretory - Gail Ritterspach Treasurer - Ann Davis Sponsor - Mrs. June Williamson Aumiller, Ramona Co, Vitolia Harris, Joyc Heger, Deborah Johnson, DaVenna Keiry, Edith lambott, linda McGrath, Rosemary McNeill, Nancy Madden, Kelly Moore, Deborah Nelson, Dolores Nakashima, Connie President Norma Revels Vrce -Presrdent leslie Holmes Secretory D!liloh Rios Sponsor Mrs . Carol Matchett Boehler, Jeanie Bustamante, Sirena Gray, Cynthia Henderson , Rite Mejia , Iris Milton, louise Parks, Joyce Pointer, lojuana Sanderson , Coral Wright, Kayvonne President- Gerry del Junco Vice-President- Jim Florey Secretary- Joe Huff Treasurer- Dole Jones Sponsor- Mr. Charles Clarkson levin, Ken KNIT WITS ORCHESIS PRE-LAW King, Harry Levinson, Richard Macintosh, Bill Milligan, Charles O'Neill, Chris Pete!, John Pryor, Mike Rea, Kim Robinson, ScoH Sawaya, Mike Schemel, Dave Stern, Gary Trotsky, Jim Walker, Joel Westmoreland, Dan Wilbur, Steve Williams, Clint Wrenn, Ted Duvall, Steve Eld redg e, Key Fliegler Susan Gilbertson , Coy Huber, Sue Blunt, Tom Cunningham, Carol Davis, Ann Davis, Debbie Dembeck, Susan Deutsch, Kathy Deutsch, Sandy Doido , Sharon Eldredge, Kay Elson, Cherry! Fields, Dione Gibbs, Mary Beth Glathor, Judy Griffin, Marilyn Hall, Cindy Hastings, Carolyn Hedge, Juliet Heilig, Mary Ann Henry, Judy Hicks, Sandy Houlihan, Penny Humm, Marti Hurd, Barbara Huston, Jan Hutchinson, linda Storr, Kathy Stratton, Nancy Tokomine, Gail Tursick, Carla Vogel, Donra Wade, Solly Warner, Gail Watson, Valerie White, Karen Wiggins, Barbaro Williams, Elaine Williams, Stephanie Wong, Devon Wong, Sylvia Woods, Scottie Chapman, Herrick del Junco, Dave Epperson, Dirk Follansbee, Bob Fuller, John Gates, Bob Gilchrist, Bruce Hindman, Chris Holme, Pete Miller, Roger Milligan, Charles Milligan, Terry Nakata, Wes Nelson, Mike Phillips, Jim Prendergast, Brion Pryor, Mike Ross, John Sawaya, Mike Tickton , Dove Tuft, Charles Wagner, Charles PRE-MED President -Gail Fliegler MONTAGE fditor-in-Chrel- Roger Miller Assrstant Editor Gail Fliegler Sponsor- Miss June Smith Cruter, Koren del Junco, Gerry Vice-President- Jo Ann Watanabe Secretary Corinne Nathan Treasurer- Margaret Hindman Sponsor - Miss Fay Twist Davis, Ann Fliegler, Susie Havlicek, Irene Jackson, Sondra �Club Rosters Jacobs. Sandra lambott, linda leFree, Mike Powell , Juanita Ruggles, Glenn Segerhammar, Beth Taylor, Doug Travis, Pam Werden , Shari Williams, Zarle Wosk, Bernice RED CROSS President- Sara Johnson Vice-President - Patty Reagan Corresponding Secretary - Angie Fotinos Recording Secretary - Marilyn leach Treasurer- Mike Sawaya Scrapbook - Alice Sawaya Sponsors - Miss linda Burgess Miss Shirley Yanaga Achatz, Rick Bastien, Collette Bell, Bob Bingaman, Jan Blanas, Anthea Bonsib, John Bourke, laurie Bowers, Jeanne Bowers, Tina Myers, Karen Neubert, Vivian Newton , Jennie Richards, Bunny Segerhammer, Beth Smith , Sylvia Stevens, Donna Swenson , Cheryl Young , Suzanne RIFLETTES President - Rita Wolverton Vice -President - Nancy Denious Secretary - Kathy Collins Treo surer - Sherry Taft Range Officers - lee Ann Boehler Sharon Erwin Sponsor- Mr John Timmons Belka, Nancy Graves, Marilyn Morrison, Cecilia Vick, Sherry Young, Dania Brady, Ron Dennis, Doris Fasano, Pat Fields, Renee Florquist, Rod Follansbee, Bob Gagan, Kathy Gatseos, Georgia Gibbs, Mary Beth Gomez, Katen Green, Joy Greer, Tim Harmon, Gloria Hart, Chris Hart, Kathi Haskins, Suzy Heger, Kathy Hillmeyer, Downey Horvat, Diane Houlihan, Barbara Hurd, Barbara Irving, Ginny Iwasaki, Jan Johnson, Charlie Kindel, Bill Kotzelnick, Gayle Knuss, Michelle Kunz, Mary Lohr, linda Ross, Betsy Stott, linda Takamine, Connie Tawil, Josette Thach , Susan Thaemert, Marcia Troyer, Jackie SERAPH SISTERS President - Ellen Morimoto Vice-President - Susan Shermack Secretaries - Susan Ando Kathy Heger Sponsor - Mrs. Anne B. Broad Barnes, Tom SKEAST President - Bill Kindel Vice-President- Danny Dreyer Secretary - Janice Iwasaki Treasurer - Sharon Black Sponsor - Miss Jean Aschbacher Aern i, Moni Barber, Judi Bautsch , Charlotte Beth, Jeff Black, Ronn Bowers, Tina Brassell, Jane Brunton , Bob Chavez, Shirley Clark, Bill Dahm, lois Dembeck, Bob Dennis, Kathy Dick, Dave Dreher, Potty Erickson, Cliff Ferguson, Denise Fisher, Beth Gathman, Sue Griggsmiller, Neal Hadley, Barry Haskins , Suzy Heilig , May Ann Horvat, Diane Aerni Monika Bottorff, Donna Brandt, Nancy Cash, Rose Marie Cheley, Carolyn Clarke, Katy Cruter, Koren Dill , Sendee Eldredge, Kay Feilbert, Ruth Fliegler, Gail Friedlob, Cindy Grandy, Sally Harris, Bobbie Kay Heidbrak, Bonnie Hickmon, Karen Huber, Sue Hurd , Barbie Jensen, linda Johnson, Sara Jones, Lorelei Kotzelnick, Gayle Linton , Carla Horvat, Mike Kline, Kris Levin, Ken lotz, Richard lukich , Tom Mansell, Mike Margolin, Dave Melnick, Evie Bein, Ellen Coracasis, Cynthia Costa, Rudy Deutsch, Sandy Duvall, Steve Eldredge, Kay Fliegler, Gail Fliegler, Susie Gatseos, Pete Graham, Mary Helgeson, Venita Holtus, Bill Irwin, Pam Johnson, Sanford Kenney, Pete Lachman, Dave lung, Ken McBride, Mickey McDonald, John Miller, Barbara Miller, Ken Nixon, Barbara Noel, Angie Parker, Russ Peros, Nick Prendergast, Brian Quails, Schyleen Shepard, Dona Sperry, Martin Speicher, Sue Stott, linda Swenson, Cheryl Thach, Susan Williams, Walt Williams, Zarle Wright, Winifred Young, Suzanne Zipp,Mary Newton, Jennie O ' Neill, Eileen Packer, Mimi Prendergast, Gail Qualls, Schyleen Rhodes, McGregor Rodocker, Karen Schaefer Anne Smith, Kathy Smith, Sandi Standley, Dick Stearns, Gary Stout, Becky Tedesko, Jackie Tucker, Kristie Loomis, Barbie Varner, Pat Mitchell, Barbara Moll, Meredy Montes, Ann Moore, Debbie Manning, Anne Masunaga , Lauro Montes, Ann Mueller, Joan O'Neill, Eileen Pace, Jane Watson, Chris Weber, Danny Welch, Jo Caryl Welsh, Ted Wiggins, Barbara Zalar, Mary Morgan, Janice President- Barbara Kurz Vice-President - Karen Cruter Recording Secretary- Anne lupberger NFL Secretary - Sue Huber Treasurer - Sally Grandy Parliamentarian- Carol Cheek Sponsor- Mr. Brian lee Ackard, Peggy Mosunaga , Laura Moore, Merce SPEECH CLUB Tokomine, Connie TenBrink , Shirley Vogel, Donra Warner, Gail Weber, George White , Koren Wigg ins, Barbara Brewer, Paulette Brown, Robert Chmura , Jean Rose , Karen SYMPOSIUM President - Charolette Bell Vice-President - Patricia lewis Secretary - lydia Albright Treasurer - Wiley Newbold Sponsor- Mrs Mary Weed Allen, Deloris Ausbie, Elaine Beebe, Linda Bishop, Suzette Boone, Angie Boone, Sheryl Crumal, Kathy Fisher, Kathy Guest, Patricia Harris, Joyce Henderson, Carman Henderson, Rita Kenaly, Edward �Club Rosters Leaver, Karen lycurgus, Elivora Nishimura, Cynthoa Rountree, Ruthann Sheffield, Beverly Sloan, Daisy Walker, Dora Walker, Poleri Will iams, Shirley TARS President Richard Hernandez Vice-President- Martin Sperry Secretary Treasurer - Nancy Rigg Committee Chairmen Bill McCracken David Steele Sponsor - Mr. Michael Mahonchak Bohm , Christy Bonnot, Nancy Bottorff, Donna Bourke, Laurie Cruter, Karen Dallas , Mary Demb;ck, Susan Deutsch, Kathy Deutsch , Sandy Elson, Cherryl fisher, Beth forselius, Vol Friedlob, Cindy Gilmore, Sue Glothor, Judy Grandy, Sally Masunaga , Laura Holmes, Anne Mayfield , Sondra McNeill, Nancy Middlebrook, Kris f iel ds, Diane fields, frances fields, Renee fisher, Kathy Gall, Barbara Moll , Meredy Garcia, Yvonne Routson, Deanna Schilt, Jean Treasurer - Shepard , Dono James Curtis lynda Rock Sponsor - Mr. Richard Nelson Abe, Pat Alarid , Robert Anderson, Carol Bosley, Richard Shermock, Gail Shermock, Susan Schamp, Caroline Stever, Be!h Swenson, Cheryl Troyer, Jackie Vickers, Barbie Vogel , Donra Waddill, Jean Wilkins, Jonnelle Young, Suzanne Brennan , Pat Brodie, Judy Caustrita, Ted Hart, Kathy Henderson , lynn Henry, Alice Henry, Shirley Hickman, Karen lamb, Afan Lewallen, Janet McGrath, Rosemary Nichols, Marilyn Studer, linda TRI-HI-Y President - Jane Pace Vice-PreSident - Pat Garrett Corresponding Secretory Lindo Hutchinson Recording Secretory- Margie Schilt Treasurer Barb Kurz Service Chairman - Claudio King Chaplain - Sora Johnson Sponsor - Miss Royolyn lockhart Babbs, Mary Blonas, Anthea Humm, Marti Henry, Judy Riffel, Cathy Sawaya, Alice Boord Members - Bob Geismar Wiley Newbold Armstrong, Yvonne Ausbie, Elaine Beebe, linda Benavidez, Rose Bishop, Suzette Brooks, Jeanne Brown, Carolyn Bruehl , Peggy Bryant, Mikelle Buffalo, Marian Cash, Rose Marie Combs, Patricio Curtis, Diane Deep, l in da Elkins, Dione Hart, Susie Kelley, Betsy lupberger, Anne Miller, Barbara Miller, Margaret Parker, Jan Plastina, Paige Purdy, Debby President - Jim Holyfield Vice-President - Bunny Richards Secretory - Schyleen Quails Garlington, laveedo Garrett, Pat Gibbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Coy Glothor, Judy Green, Debbie Helgeson, Venita Irving, Ginny Johnson, Wyndol Keiry, Edith Kin g , Claudia Kotzelnick , Gayle Kunz, Mary loomis, Barbara lowman, Annette Mohr, Gail Ann Ahrens, Cheryl Every, Anita ford , Thomas Hopper, Bob Johnson , Ken Kaulisch, Axel Koshi, Stan Ross, Clarke TEEN -OEMS 239 WHITE JACKETS President - Connie Taka mine Vice-President - Susan Wytias Corresponding Secretory - Suzanne Young Secretaries - Sandy Febinger Royce fields Treasurers - Lindo Everitt Bonnie Heidbrak Historian - lorelei Jones Droll Masters- Ann Davis linda Stott Por/imentarian -Marcia Thaemert Sponsor - Mrs. May Dunkin Aerni, Moni Black, Sharon Bonnot, Nancy Brent, Mary Briscoe, Dionne Bruner, Patricia Chavez, Shirley Cunningham, Carol Dohm, lois Dryden , linda Elkins, Diana Elson, Cherryl franz, Barbara Faison, Lois Moore, Merce Gilmore, linda Morgan, Janice Gomez, Karen Morishige, Jovalene Mosley, Mary Myers, Karen O ' Neill, Eileen Owens, Annette Podolia, Connie Parks, Joyce Partridge, laura Phillips, Elaine Quails, Schyleen Reagan , Patricia Schaefer, Ann Schamp, Caroline Seymour, Ida Smith,Sylvia Speicher, Susan Storr, Kathy Stratton, Nancy Stroh, Debbie Takamine, Gail Thaemert, Marcia Torrington , Mary Vickers, Barbara Gray, Cynthia Voge!, Donra Warren, Mary Watson, Valeria Welch, Ja Wickliffe, Alicia Williams, Pat Wosk, Bernice Wright, Kayvonn Young, Susan Harris, Joyce Hart, Chris Hart, Kathi Henderson, Carmen Hill, Cherry Hill, Thelma Hocking, Julie Hoffman, Andrea Hoffman, Eloise Hoffman, Patricia Holmes, leslie Jones, Nelda King, Cheryl Kons, Toni langley, Wanda langston , Brenda Lester, Bonnie Lewis, Eugenia Milton, louise Molock, Jackie Moore, Deborah Nichols, Marilyn Noel, Angela Norris, Peggy Pointer laJuana Quarles, Bettye Rawlins, Beverly Roberts, Helen Rose, Carol Ross, Leticia Rountree, Ruthann Y-TEENS Co-Presidents- laura Partridge Marilyn leach Corresponding Secretary - Joyce Parks Recording Secretory - Connie Padilla Treasurer- Karen Rose Program Chairman -Delilah Rose Servoce Cha~rman - Sharon Werden Worship Chairman - Lindo Everitt Sponsor - Miss Jan loman Aldrich, Brenda Alarid, Joanne Sanderson, Carol Seymour, Ida Seymour, Patricia Sisneros, Chris Sisneros, Irene Stoker, Millie Taylor, Juliana Valdez, Esther Walker, Paleri Warren , Mary Williamson , Cheryl Wright, Kayvonne Wysakowski, Nancy �Student Index A Abdoo, Margo, 191 Abe, Pot, 156, 162, 179 Abel, Stan, 205 Achoh, Rick, 103, 172, 205 Acierno, Roger, 205 Ackord, Debbie, 191 Ackord, Peggy, 152, 205 Adams, Cherie, 159, 191 Adams, Pat, 205 Aden, Royce, 205 Aerni, Moni, 140, 146, 150, 153, 164, 174, 205 Agur, Robin, 159, 191 Alarid, JoAnn, 191 Alarid, Robert, 162 Aldrich, Brenda, 171, 16B Aldrid, Jeanne, 16B Alkove, David, 110, 179 Allen, Carolyn, 179 Allen, John, 179 Allen, Mike, 191 Allen, Sandra, 191 Allendorf, Tim, 205 Alvarez, Gary, 179 Alvarez, Jeanne, 191 Amato, Tony, 179 Anderson, Carol, 14B, 153, 163, 205 Anderson, Devonna, 179 Anderud, Allan, 14B Ando, Susan, 91, 140, 205 Andrews, Sam, 205 Anzel, Barbara, 179 Aragon, Sally, 179 Aragon, Robert, 205 Argall, Judith, 205 Arguello, Nancy, 191 Armstrong, Richard 139, 172, 205 Armstrong, Twilla, 205 Armstrong, Yvonne, 153, 16B, 205 Arnsmeyer, Roy, 153, 206 Artzer, Connie, 155, 156, 191 Ashley, Ron, 179 Ashley, Janice, 16B Atencio, Barbara, 206 Bell, Robert, 161, 206 Bell, Susan, 206 Belloirs, Chris, 172 Benavidez, Rose, 168 Bender, Maureen, 155 Benson, John, 139, 206 Bentley, Cindy, 159 Berry, David, 109 Berry, Marilyn, 206 Beth, Jeff, 174, 191 Belka, Nancy, 192 Bidwell, Dennis, 164, 192 Bingaman, Jon, 156, 159, 1BO Bird, linda, 192 Bishop, Jerry, 206 Bishop, Suzette, 16B Block, Ken, 192 Block, Ralph, 192 Black, Ron, 17 4, 180 Black, Sharon, 146, 174, 192 Blackwell, Jon, 206 Blakeman, Bev, 192 Blanas, Anthea, 142, 145, 206 Blount, Ann, 156, 206 Blunt, Tom, 141 Boggess, Glen, 103, 109, 172, 192 Bohannon, Desmond, 165, 170 Bohn, Christy, 142, 150, 192 Aumiller, Roberta, 161 Aumiller, Ramona, 191 Ausbie, Elaine, 16B, 206 Austin, Stan, 150, 191 Austin, Steve, 150, 191 Aydelott, Roger, 179 B Babbitt, Barry, 206 Babbs, Mary, 142, 161, 179 Bachman, Chris, 156, 179 Boez, lorna, 156, 179 Bagan, Kathy, 143, 145, 159, 205 Baker, Bart, 206 Baker, John, 113, 139 Balderrama, Peggy, 206 Baldwin, Deborah, 191 Banker, Albert, 13B, 165, 206 Barber, John, 156, 172, 206 Barber, Judi, 156, 174 Barki, Rosalind, 159, 179 Barlow, Fred, 191 Barlowsky, Polo, 191 Barnes, Alono, 143, 14B, 179 Barnes, Roy, 159, 179 Barnes, Tom, 152 Barry, Roberto, 179 Bartholomew, Jock, 191 Bartholomew, Talbert, 151, 206 Bastien, Collette, 159, 191 Bateman, Beth, 206 Bouderer, Maria, 191 Boum, Dinah, 143, 159 Bautsch, Charlotte, 174, 206 Baynes, Pete, 179 Beardsheor, Meg, 159, 206 Beatty, linda, 171, 191 Beouman, Johannes, 206 Be Don, Ed, 103, 206 Beebe, linda, 161, 164, 16B, 191 Bein, Ellen, 152, 206 Beitscher, Carolyn, 206 Bell, Ann, 156 Bell, Ann, 171, 1BO Bell, Bob, 145, 172, 191 Bell, Charlotte, 138, 191 Bell, Rebecca, 206 Bradford, Marbie, 192 Brady, Ron, 139, 192 Brame, Donna, 180 Brandon, Dwight, 1BO Brandt, Nancy, 13B, 140, 154, 164, 207 Brosse, Rachel, 14.5 Brassell, Jane, 145, 155, 174, 207 Brassell, Jeffery, 207 Brennan, Pat, 148, 153, 162, 207 Brent, Mary, 143, 146, 192 Brewer, Paulette, 145, 207 Brewer, Bob, 110, 180 Briscoe, Dianne, 146, 148, 171, 192 Brodie, Judy, 156, 162, 180 Bromley, Mary, 192 Brooks, Jeanne, 168, 180 Brooks, Kathy, 153, 207 Brooks, Linda, 207 Brooks, Ocie, 110 Brown, Boyd, 192 Brown, Carolyn, 168, 207 Brown, Robert, 161 Browne, Russ, 154, 164 Brownfield, Mark, 207 Brownfield, Ned, 180 Bruehl, Peggy, 168, 180 Bruner, Pat, 146, 192 Brunton, Bob, 174, 180 Brunton, Richard, 1BO Bruso, Carol, 180 Bryan, Dinah, 143, 192 Bryant, Mikelle, 16B, 207 Buchanan, Janice, 192 Buckley, Vickie, 171, 193 Buckstein, Sandy, 165, 207 Buerkle, Rachel, 159, 207 Buffalo, Marion, 168, 180 Bullock, Debra, 193 Bullock, William, 180 Burchfield, John, 154, 180 Burger, Edward, 207 Burk, Eugene, 207 Burlokov, Nina, 154, 207 Burress, Cynthia, 171, 192 Bush, Susan, 192 Butcher, Dorothy, 207 Butler, JoAnne, 208 Butler, Joel, 156 c Bohnoff, Arlene, 161, 206 Bohnhoff Sondra, 192 Bolden, Bob, 139, 172 Bonham, Dove, 95, 151, 172, 207 Bonham, linda, 192 Bonham, Steve, 180 Bonnot, Nancy, 93, 142, 146, 192 Bonsib, John, 180 Bonsib, Pepper, 180 Boyer, Sherry, 192 Bosch, Moria, 207 Bosley, Richard, 162, 1BO Batt, Richard, 109 Bottorff, Donna, 140, 142, 151, 159, 207 Bottorff, Ruth, 159 Bouchier, laura, 143, 180 Bouchier, Pat, 148, 155 Bourke, Lourie, 91, 95, 142, 143, 207 Bowen, Kathy, 1BO Bowers, Jeanne, 171, 1BO Bowers, Tina, 174, 207 Boyd, Doris, 161, 207 Boyle, Mike, 207 Bracken, linda, 207 Bradford, Cl\erry, 1BO Cohill, James, 208 Caldwell, Frances, 151 Calhoun, Gilbert, 208 Campbell, Kathy, 156 Cannady, Geraldine, 192 Corocasis, Cynthia, 152, 155, 180 Caracasis, Diane, 208 Carnes, Diane, 180 Carr, Moll, 208 Carrasco, Belinda, 148 Carrasco, Regina, 14B, 155, 208 Carroll, Lindo, 156, 180 Carter, Holman, 172 Casebolt, Jim, 110, 139, 180 Cosh, Rose, 140, 16B, 208 Casselberry, Cheryl, 143, 155, 180 Coustrito, Ted, 150, 162, 208 Cavnar, Lindo, 95, 180 Chapman, Herrick, 89, 139, 141, 156, 192 Chapman, William, 181 Chavez, Shirley, 174, 146 Cheatham, Roger, 103, 172 Cheek, Carol, 139, 152, 155, 208 Cheley, Carolyn, 140, 143, 150, 208 Cheuen, Robert, 181 Chinn, Cry•tel, 181 Chmura, Jean, 159 Cisco, Ramona, 161, 208 Clark, Bill, 174, 181 Clark, Debra, 171 Clark, Everett, 208 Clarke, Carol, 208 Clarke, Koty, 140, 20B Clarke, Ralph, 172, 208 Cleary, linda, 181 Cleland, Barbara, 208 Co, Vitalio, 182 Cockle, Wayne, 192 Coe, Carolyn, 145 Coe, Marilyn, 161, 208 Coffee, Judy, 145, 181 Coffey, lila, 159, 181 Cohen, Myra, 153, 208 Collard, Clark, 181 Collins, Cynthia, 171, 208 Collins, Dabney, 208 Collins, Denver, 181 Collins, Don, 192 Collins, Kathy, 145, 153, 181 Collins, Rena, 159 Ccllins, Robf!rt, 182 Combs, Pot, "t68 Connell, Mary, 192 Conrad, Tim, 156, 193 Cook, Debra, 208 Cook, Donna, 159 Cook, lorry, 115 Cook, Paula, 159 Cook, Susan, 209 Cooley, Bill, 209 Cooper, Alvin, 209 Cornell, Warren, 111, 139, 172, 209 Costa, Rudy, 152 Cowdry, John, 209 Cox, Klaus, 193 Cox, Carolyn, 145, 209 Crabb, Cindy, 156, 181 Craig, Bruce, 209 Cropson, Joyce, 193 Crosse, Connie, 209 Crouch, Charlie, 181 Croy, Janice, 193 Crownover. Michael, 181 Cruter, Koren, 140, 152, 157, 209 Cunningham, Artie, 154, 165 Cunningham, Carol, 143, 146, 193 Cunningham, lewana, 155, 209 Cunningham, Maurice, 209 Curtis, James, 162, 209 Curtis, James, 172 D Dahm, lois, 145, 146, 174 Dalen, Barbara, 193 Dalla•, Mory, 142, 155, 182 Daniels, lloyd, 103 Davidson, Murray, 209 Davis, Ann, 143, 146, 167, 209 Davis, Barclay, 139, 181 Davis, Becky, 1B1 Davis, Bernard, 159 Davis, Charlie, 209 Davis, Debbie, 143, 209 Davis, John, 115, 172, 210 Davis, Kocky, 181 Do vis, Randy, 193 Davis, Rick, 210 Davis, Victoria, 193 Davison, Rosemary, 154, 164, 193 Dawkins, Wolter, 110 Deo, Mike, 145, 210 Deep, Lindo, 168, 193 Degenhart, Dennis, 110 Degenhart, Ron, 170, 210 del Junco, Dave, 141 del Junco, Gerry, 89,138,139, 141, 157, 210 Dembeck, Susan, 141, 143, 174,210 Dembeck, Robert, 182 Denious, Nancy, 145, 153, 181 Dennis, Kathy, 174, 181 Dennis, William, 210 Detrick, Alvin, 161, 210 Deutsch, Kathy, 143, 210 Deutsch, Sandy, 142, 143, 152, 1B1 Dexter, Claudia, 142, 151, 155 Diamond, Greg, 181 D•az, Jennie, 210 Dichter, laura, 210 Dick, David, 174 Dickens, Darrell, 110 Dickerson, Tim, 161, 210 Dill, Kittie, 210 Dill, Sendee, 13B, 140, 148, 210 Dillon, Charles, 155, 193 Dinah, John, 193 Ditson, lee, 181 Dixon. Melissa, 193 Doida, Sharon, 173, 194 Domenoe, Barbara, 193 Dorok, Morcia, 151, 210 Dorau, Werrter, 181 Do<tzback, KGrl, 156 �Student Index Downey, Donald, 194 Downey, Margaret, 164, 181 Dreher, Patty, 174, 194 Dreyer, Danny, 174, 194 Dreyer, Ran, 210 Drommond, Ray, 194 Drammond, Sue, 1.56, 181 Dryden, linda, 146, 210 Duncan, Thelma, 181 Dunham, Greg, 103, 145, 172, 210 Dunn, Lonnie, 211 Dunn, Steve, 211 Duvall, Steve, 152, 154, 157, 165 Dyson, Bob, 165 Ebell, Mary, 194 Eberhart, Regan, 155 Eckhardt, John, 145, 181 Edwards, Dave, 181 Edwards, Richard, 211 Eggleston, Judy, 145, 181 Eisnach, Dwight, 109, 139, 1.56, 194 Eldredge, Kay, 140, 143, 152, 157, 211 Elenbogen, Randi, 181 Elkins, Diana, 141, 168, 211 Ellsworth, Roger, 211 Elmblad, Jean, 154, 194 Elmore, Marianne, 211 Elson, Cherryl, 91, 142, 143, 146, 211 En arson, Judy, 145, 194 Encinias, Theresa, 181 Enderson, Robert, 211 English, Don, 148 Epperson, Dirk, 138, 141, 1.56, 164, 194 Eppleston, Glen, 115, 138, 172, 211 Erdmann, Gwen, 155, 164, 211 Erickson, Cliff, 110, 174 Erwin, Sharon, 181 Euell, Gregg, 172, 211 Everitt, linda, 146, 168, 211 Everman, Ralph, 211 Eversman, Dorrell, 115, 181 Every, Anita, 1.56, 194 F Faison, lois, 168, 194 Falcon, Carlota, 161, 211 Fancher, Randy, 181 Farrell, John, 211 Farris, Stacey, 211 fay, Shirley, 181 Febinger, Sondra, 146, 211 Feilbert, Ruthe, 140, 211 Ferguson, Denise, 159, 174, 181 Fernandez, Irene, 194 Fields, Diane, 143, 168, 181 Fields, Frances, 168 Fields, Ray, 165, 211 Fields, Renee, 161, 168, 171, 211 Fields, Royce, 146, 161, 173,211 Fields, Willie, 109, 194 Finley, Tom, 211 Fisher, Andy, 181 Fisher, Beth, 142, 155, 174, 181 Fisher, Kathy, 168 Fisher, linda, 211 Fisher, Ronald, 181 Fletcher, lewis, 151 Fletcher, Veronica, 194 Fliegler, Gail, 138, 140, 152, 157, 167, 212 Fliegler, Susie, 152, 154, 157, 167 Florey, James, 141, 172,212 Florquist, Rod, 109, 139, 172, 194 Flournoy, Donald, 182 Floyd, Barbara, 155, 1.56, 182 Follansbee, Bob, 141, 1.56, 194 Ford, Russell, 212 Forselius, Val, 142, 182 Foster, Dove, 212 Foster, Mark, 212 foster, Vanny, 194 Fotinos, Angela, 146, 212 frabig, Charlotte, 182 Fraley, Jennifer, 182 Franchini, Terry, 139, 172, 212 Francis, Julie, 182 Franz, Barbara, 146, 164, 171, 194 Franz, Rosemarie, 155, 182 Franklin, Sharon, 194 Franklin, Tim, 182 Fresquez:, Josie, 171 Fresquez, Susan, 194 Fresquez:, Vangie, 171 Frey, Rod, 145, 182 Frison, May, 212 Friedlob, Cindy, 140, 142, 212 Fry, Barbara, 194 Fuller, John, 141, 172, 212 G Gagan, Kathy, 212 Gale, AI, 172, 212 Gall, Barbara, 168, 212 Gallegos, Eileen, 155, 165, 182 Garcia, Christine, 182 Garcia, Peter, 212 Garcia, Yvonne, 168, 182 Garlington, laveeda, 146, 151, 194 Gomer, Sonny, 159 Garrett, David, 194 Garrett, David, 182 Gorrell, John, 194 Garrett, Laurel, 212 Garrett, Pat, 90, 142, 146, 212 Gates, Bob, 139, 141, 172, 194 Gatseos, Georgia, 153, 212 Gatseos, Pete, 152, 165 Gaul, David, 172, 212 Geismar, Robert, 162, 194 Gerke, Denise, 182 Gersten, Dennis, 213 Gettler, Rebecca, 213 Gibbons, Terry, 159 Gib~s, Mary Beth, 143, 146, 194 Giddings, Yvonne, 171 Gilbert, Kathy, 155, 182 Gilbertson, Cay, 91, 93, 95, 146, 157, 194 Gilchrist, Bruce, 103, 139, 141, 145, 172, 213 Gilmore, linda, 168, 213 Gilmore, Sue, 138, 142, 1.56, 213 Gilson, Carole, 213 Gipson, Bernard, 139, 172, 213 Glassey, Pat, 194 Glathar, Judy, 142, 143, 146, 213 Goldberg, Mark, 139, 213 Goldsmith, Ross, 194 Goldsmith, William, 213 Golson, Carolyn, 194 Gomez, Karen, 110, 168, 194 Gonzales, Diana, 213 Goodion, Keith, 213 Gore, Cynthia, 182 Gathman, Sue, 174, 213 Gottardi, Mary, 150, 194 Graham, Mary, 152, 213 Grams, Gary, 213 Grandy, Sally, 140, 142, 152, 1.56, 213 Grandy, Sandra, 182 Grauberger, linda, 213 Gray, Tom, 182 Gray, Cynthia, 168, 194 Gray, Dale, 194 Greco, Paul, 110 Greeley, John, 182 Green, Alvin, 213 Green, Barbaro, 213 Green, Constance, 213 Green, Debbie, 91, 146, 1.56, 213 Green, James, 213 Green, Patricia .. 182 Green, Tim, 213 Green, William, 182 Greenberg, Walter, 182 Greer, Tim, 89, 139, 172, 213 Grier, Pamela, 194 Griffin, Joe, 194 Griffin, Marilyn, 143, 214 Griffin, Sheila, 182 Grigg, Scott, 110 Griggsmiller, Neal, 184, 194 Grimes, Burt, 214 Groves, lynette, 171, 182 Gruenberg, Shirley, 155, 182 Guest, Pat, 159, 182 Guffey, Pat, 161 Gunn, Eddie, 214 Gunn, Gary, 214 Gunn, Joan, 194 Gunnlman, Janet, 148, 214 Gurtler, Nancy, 155, 214 H Hadley, Barry, 174 Hagadorn, Debra, 190 Hoger, Jane, 182 Hager, Shannon, 214 Hall, Cindy, 143, 182 Hall, Jeanne, 183 Hall, linda, 214 Hall, Russell, 94, 139, 214 Hall, Stephen, 214 Hall, Wesley, 183 Hallberg, Kris, 151, 214 Hallet, David, 109, 196 Hami Iton, Beaver, 183 Hamilton, Brian, 196 Hammer, Butch, 161, 214 Hammers, Sandy, 151, 214 Hampton, Barry, 214 Hanatoni, Susan, 214 Hanley, Glenn, 10:t, 139, 172, 214 Hannah, Barbara, 1.56, 183 Hardaway, Deborah, 171 Harden, linda, 215 Hardy, John, 110, 183 Harlicke, Irene, 167 Harmon, Gloria, 171, 215 Harris, Bobbie, 140,215 Harris, Chartelle, 159 Harris, Joyce, 168 Hart, Chris, 168, 215 Henry, Shirley, 162, 196 Hernandez, Richard, 138, 196 Hess, lana, 196 Hess, Paul, 196 Henenius, Connie, 215 Hickman, Karen, 140, 162, 215 Hicks, Sandy, 143, 196 Hiden, Irma, 215 Hill, Cherry, 168 Hill, Rosie, 216 Hill, Thelma, 168 Hilliard, Jerry, 110 Hillmeyer, Downey, 183 Hindman, Chris, 103, 141, 172,216 Hindman, Margaret, 154, 167, 196 Hochowski, Judy, 159, 216 Hocking, Julie, 168 Hoffman, Andrea, 168 Hoffman, Eloise, 168 Hoffman, Pat, 151, 168, 216 Hollis, Robert, 216 Holme, Peter, 141, 172, 196 Holmes, Ann, 95, 142, 216 Holmes, Carol, 161, 216 Holmes, Ginny, 183 Holmes, Greg, 139, 172, 216 Holmes, leslie, 168, 216 Holmes, lana, 1.56, 183 Holt, Karen, 196 Holtus, Bill, 152 Holyfield, James, 138, 162, 216 Hood, Brenda, 171, 216 Hooker, Michael, 110 Horvat, Diane, 174, 216 Horvat, Mike, 174, 183 Horvath, George, 115, 1.56 Hosea, Geofry, 138,216 Houlihan, Barbara, 216 Houlihan, Penny, 143, 196 Houston, Tracie, 171 Howard, Lefair, 216 Hubbard, Marva, 196 Huber, Susan, 138, 140, 152, 155, 157, 216 Hucalo, Nicholas, 196 Hudgins, Andrea, 183, 216 Hudson, Barbara, 183 Huff, Joe, 141, 216 Hume, Greg, 103, 139, 172 Hume, James, 217 Humm, Marti, 143, 146, 217 Humphreys, Dennis, 165 Hurd, Barbara, 140, 143, 217 Huston, Jane, 143, 196 Hutchison, Jane, 196 Hutchinson, linda, 142, 143,217 Hutchinson, Paul, 217 Irving, Ginny, 143, 146, 19\1 Irwin, Pam, 152, 155, 1.56 Iwasaki, Janice, 143, 174, 197 Hart, Kathie, 1.56, 196 Hart, Kothi, 162, 168, 196 Hart, Susie, 142, 183 Hortman, Gene, 215 Haskins, Suzy, 1.56, 174, 196 Hastings, Carolyn, 143, 155, 215 Hastings, Celeste, 183 Hawkins, John, 215 Haynes, Margaret, 183 Healy, Pat, 215 Healy, Terry, 196 Hearn, Carol, 215 Hecht-Nielsen, Jim, 103, 109 Heckel, Chris, 215 Heckel, Ted, 183 Hedge, Juliet, 143, 155, 196 Heger, Kathy, 140, 215 Heidbrak, Bonnie, 138, 140, 146, 1.56, 215 Heilig, Mary Ann, 143, 174, 215 Heiple, Susan, 1.56, 215 Helgeson, Venita, 146, 152, 164, 196 Hemenover, Sondra, 196 Henderson, Carmen, 168 Henderson, Erskine, 1.56, 165 Henderson, John, 145 HPnderson, lynn, 150, 162, 183 Hendryson, John, 103, 172, 215 Henry, Alice, 161, 162, 215 Henry, Judy, 142, 143,215 Jackson, Deborah, 183 Jackson, James, 216 Jackson, Jim, 103, 109, 153, 197 Jackson, Jan, 183 Jackson, Lester, 197 Jackson, lyusa, 197 Jackson, Steve, 113, 172, 217 Jackson, Sandra, 167 Jacobs, Sandra, 1.56, 183 Jenkins, Donald, 216 Jensen, Lauro, 197 Jensen, linda, 140, 151,217 Jent, Bob, 155, 217 Jew, Carolyn, 183 Jew, linda, 197 Johnson, Carol, 155, 183 Johnson, Carole, 217 Johnson, Charles, 197 Johnson, Charlie, 165, 183 Johnson, Elaine, 196 Johnson, Ed, 145 Johnson, Gwen, 183 Johnson, Ken, 164, 197 Johnson, Lars, 217 Johnson, Laura, 171 Johnson, Janie, 13B, 161, 197 Johnson, Michael, 197 Johnson, Robert, 217 241 �Student Index Johnson, Sandra, 156 Johnson, Santford, 152 John•on, Sara, 138, 1..0, 142, 217 Johnson, Toni, 197 John•on, Wyndol, 143, 146, 217 Johnston, Tim, 197 Johnstone, Steven, 111, 172 Jones, Arlene, 217 Jones, Cleto, 217 Jones, Conni, 159, 197 Jones. Connie, 183 Jones, Dale, 139, 141, 154, 156,217 Janes, lorelei, 1..0, 146, 148, 153, 217 Jones, Mike, 183 Jones, Nelda, 168, 217 Jones, Reginald, 172 Josephson, Bunny, 197 Jussell, Janice, 138, 217 K Kane, Kathy, 143, 218 Karakawa, Phil, 139, 218 Karr, Andy, 156, 1B3 Kato, Donna, 151, 156, 197 Kato, Sharon, 151, 156, 21B Katz, les, 139, 197 Kaulisch, Axel, 197 Kavas, George, 218 Kawakami, Albert, 161, 218 Kawamoto, George, 109, 139, 197 Kawashima, Karen, 183 Keating, Sheila, 1B3 Keefer, Stephen, 197 Keiry, Edith, 146, 164, 197 Kelley, Betsy, 142, 145, 21B Kelley, Jacqueline, 21B Kelley, Kay, 1B5 Kelley, Terry, 197 Kemp, Stephen, 197 Kenney, Pete, 138, 152, 159 Kinart, Candace, 153, 1B5 Kindel, William, 13B, 154, 165, 174, 21B Kindel, Winfield, 197 King, Cheryl, 168 King, Claudia, 142, 146, 198 King, Harry, 111, 139, 172, 218 King, Jeanette, 198 Klatt, Kathleen, 161, 165, 198 Kline, Kris, 174, 198 Knowles, Merilynn, 18.S Knox, Robert, 218 Koberstein, Debra, 148, 153,218 Kader, Marie, 19B, 21B Kons, Toni, 1.50, 168, 21B Kontnik, John, 21B Kopp, linda, 185 Koshi, Stan, 164, 19B Koto, Paul, 165, 21B Kotzelnick, Gayle, 1..0, 146, 218 Kramer, Roxanne, 218 Krause, Janet, 18.S Kroutmon, Stan, 218 Kretschmar, James, 185 Krill, Juli, 155,185 Kriwenkow, Olga, 153, 185 Kunz, Mary, 93, 146, 148, 198 Kurz, Barbara, 138, 142, 152,218 Kusulas, Elaine, 153, 161,218 L lacey, Michael, 218 Lachman, Dave, 152, 219 lagrimanta, Greg, 198 lamb, Allan, 162, 185 lambott, linda, 148, 156, 167,219 lambott, Danny, 185 Lamers, John, 185 Lone, Ann, 155, 19B lane, Toni, 219 lang, Michael, 185 langley, Wanda, 168, 198 langston, Brenda, 168, 219 Largent, Eleanore, 155, 19B larson, Bill, 198 Lasky, Jay, 219 Layden, Nick, 198 leach, Marilyn, 13B, 16B, 219 Leaver, Karen, 155 lechowicz, George, 103 lee, lloyd, 219 leFree Michael , 167, 185 leonard, Noel, 198 leslie, Lurlene, 198 lester, Bonnie, 168, 219 lester, Carol, 161 levin, Ken, 139, 153, 174, 198 Levinson, Richard, 139, 156, 19B levy, Art, 103, 172, 219 Lewallen, Janet, 162, 185 lewis, Charles, 198 lewis, Eugenia, 16B, 219 lewis, Jeanne, 171 Lighthall, Gary, 185 lindsay, Doug, 219 lindsay, Tim, 185 Linke, Bill, 219 linn, Robert, 198 linton, Carla , 138, 1..0, 153, 219 Linzy, Vickie, 1.S.S Litke, larry, 198 Littlejohn, Kathryn, 1B5 Liuzzi, Ken, 156 loechner, Fred, 198 Loeffler, Rick, 154, 156, 165 lohr, linda, 19B loomis, Barbara, 1..0, 143, 146, 219 Loredo, Eddie, 19B lotz, Richard, 154, 156, 219 loui, Ken, 138, 170, 219 love, linda, 151, 153, 161, 219 loveland, Mickie, 219 lowman, Annete, 146, 171 lucas, Clyde, 109, 198 Luers, Paul, 148, 219 lukich, Borbara, 185 lukich, Tom, 145, 174, 219 lung, Ken, 152, 155, 220 lung, Albert, 14B, 156, 198 lupbergor, Anne, 142, 152, 220 lydia, Johnny, 220 lynch, Gwen, 198 lyon•, Bill, 220 M MacArthur, George, 19B MacDonnell, Janny, 220 MacDougal, Greg, 110, 1B5 Machina, Alex, 165 MacKay, Vickie, 156, 220 Maclnto•h, Bill, 103, 139, 172, 220 Maclean, Bruce, 13B, 153, 156, 220 Maclean, Diana, 143, 156, 198 Maclei•h, Cindy, 153, 185 Macleod, Bruce, 165, 198 MacMillan, Hugh, 103, 172, 220 Madden, Kelly, 185 Mahoney, lani, 185 Mohr, Gail, 146, 220 Mannelito, Daisy, 1B5 Manning, Anne, 1..0, 143, 221 Mansell, Kerry, 143, 198 Man•ell, Mike, 174, 220 Manzanares, Cecelia, 198 Marecak, Joe, 110 Marecak, Mike, 220 Margolin, David, 174. 220 Marinace, James. 220 Markis, Kathy, 143, 185 Martin, Coy, 18.S Martinchick, Rita, 156, 19B Mason, Herbert, 1B5 Mason, John, 198 Mason, lawrence, 220 Masunaga, laura, 1..0, 146, 157, 220 Matheney, William, 220 Matthews, Terry, 95, 103, 220 Maxey, Mike, 220 May, Greg, 220 Mayberry, Jeanette, 171, 220 Maybury, Ron, 154, 198 Mayeda, Dianne, 18.S Mayfield, Sandra, 146, 151, 19B Mayo, Donald, 1B5 McAndrews, Connie, 148, 156, 159, 1B5 McBride, M1ckey, 152 McCormack, Brian, 95, 111, 172,220 McCoy, Teresa, 161, 220 McCue, Kathy, 148, 161, 222 McCue, Joe, 148, 185 McDavid, Margo, 198 McDonald , John, 152, 170,222 McDonald, Bob, 222 McElhinney, Mark, 103, 139, 145, 172, 222 McElroy, linda, 155, 185 McFarland, Alfred, 110, 185 McGee, David, 110, 1B5 McGee, Gloria, 199 McGee, Kathy, 156 McGrath, Rosemary, 148, 162, 1B5, 222 McGuire, Janet, 222 McKay, Patsy, 222 McKee, Cynthia, 156, 222 McKelvey, Marcia, 199 McKee, Edith, 199 McKenzie, Ellen, 222 McKinzie, Mary, 199 Mclaughlin, Bill, 159 Mclemore, Clestine, 222 McNamara, Joseph, 222 McNeill, Carol, 161, 185 McNeill James 199 McNeill, Nancy, 146, 153 McPherson, Cheryl, 222 McWilliams, Michael, 154, 222 McWilliams, Sean, 145, 154, 165, 199 Mead, Richard, 199 Mederos, Minerva, 222 Mejia, Iris, 199 Melnick, Evie, 174, 199 Melnick, Herb, 199 Menke, Susan, 199 Mensing, Cynthia, 185 Meredith, Charlotte, 161, 222 Meyer, Paul, 222 Mickels:>n, Sylvia, 222 Middlebrook, Tina, 146, 148, 199 Miller, Barbara, 142, 152, 222 Miller, Claudia, 159, 199 Miller, Ken, 152, 155, 156, 222 Miller, Margie, 159, 199 Miller, Margaret, 142, 143, 222 Miller, Regina, 156 Miller, Roger, 141, 156, 157,222 Milligan, Charlie, 139, 141, 156, 199 Milligan, Terry, 111, 13B, 139,141, 145, 222 Mills, Cheri, 222 Millward, Janice, 161, 199 Milton, louise, 168, 222 Mines, Reggie, 110 Mitchell, Barbara, 199 Mitchell, Eric, 199 Mitsis, Phil, 185 Molina, Sam, 103, 109 Moll, Meredy, 146, 199 Molock, Jackie, 168, 199 Manley, Dariel, 153, 222 Monson, David, 199 Montes, Ann, 13B, 1..0, 143, 223 Moore, Debbie, 143, 168, 171, 223 Moore, Malinda, 1B6 Moore, Mercie, 146, 199 Moore, Robert, 223 Morgan, Donald, 165 Margan, Janice, 146, 199 Morgan, William, 223 Morimoto, Kerry, 186 Morimoto, Ellen, 138, 140, 151, 156, 223 Morishige, Jovolene, 146, 151, 171, 199 Morris, Mark, 95, 103, 109, 172, 199 Morrison, Trvdi, 156 Moses, Brad, 186 Mosley, Mary, 146, 151, 154, 199 Mueller, Joan, 1..0, 223 Mueller, Roberta, 156, 159, 223 Mullins, Julie, 148 Murphy, Ken, 186 Myers, Dave, 199 Myers, Karen, 143, 146 N Nody, Creighton, 89, 95, 103, 172, 223 Nakashima, Connie, 223 Nakashima, Vicki, 156 Nakata, Wes, 113, 141, 172,223 Nathan, Corinne, 1.56, 167 Navarro, Chris, 171, 199 Naylor, Andy, 223 Neelsen, Dixie, 199 Neil, David, 186 Neil, larry, 186 Nelms, Richard, 223 Nelms, Sandra, 156 Nelson, Dolores, 186 Nelson, Mike, B9, 95, 103, 139, 141, 156, 172, 223 Nesbit, Miki, 159 Nesbit, Mimi, 159 Nethawoy, Susan, 153, 223 Neubert, Vivian, 186 Neumann, Judy, 13B, 151, 223 Newbold, Wiley, 162, 223 Newell, Donna, 14B, 223 Newlin, Kay, 224 Newton, Jennie, 174, 224 Nichols, Marilyn, 162, 16B Nielsen, Nannetee, 199 Nieminen, Matt, 199 Nieto, lonnie, 110 Nightingale, Conrad, 224 Nitta, Marcia, 186 Nishikawa, Barry, 224 Nixon, Barbara, 152 Nixon, Diana, 224 Noel, Angie, 152, 16B, 186 Noel, Theodius, 224 No nay, lou, 156 Norris, Barbaro, 143, 145, 224 Norris, Burton, 199 Norris, Peggy, 13B, 168, 171, 224 Norton, Mary, 199 Nunley, Michael, 115, 199 Nuss, Michele, 186 0 Ohmer, Dottie, 143, 200 Ohr, Matt, 165, 200 Oliver, Carma, 186 Oliver, Bill, 109 Oliverius, Frank, 224 Olson, Steve, 110, 1B6 O'Neill, Chris, 139, 154, 155, 186 O'Neill, Eileen, 1..0, 146, 155, 164, 174, 224 Onodera, Glenn, 171, 224 Ordunez, Geronimo, 200 Ormsby, Monico, 171 Ortega, Cathy, 200 Overklnd, Kris, 153, 186 Overton, Sharon, 224 Owens, Annette, 146 p Pace, Jane, 94, 138, 1..0, 142, 224 Packer, Gail, 143, 224 Pocker, Mimi, 174, 200 Padilla, Connie, 146, 168 Padilla, Steve, 151 Palmer, Vicki, 200 Pantaleon, Magaly, 224 Pappas, Kathy, 145, 224 �Student Index ParRer, Janet, 142, 156, 224 Parker, Run, 152, 165, 186 Parks, Edward, 200 Parks, Joyce, 146, 156, 168, 225 Parks, M•ke, 110, 156, 186 Partridge, laura, 138, 1-46, 168, 22.5 Peak, David, 110, 186 Peele, Paulette, 155, 156 Perez., BerniCe, 156 Peras, Tony, 152, 154, 164, 165 Peros, Elaine. 225 Peras, Phyllis, 225 Perske, Roger, 225 Persson, Lynn, 225 Petenan, Donald, 138, 14.5, 22.5 Peterson, Gory, 22.S Pete!, John, 139, 225 Pettes, Chris, 186 Pfeifer, Glen, 153, 225 Phelps, Chris, 145, 186 Phelps, Ward, 172, 200 Phillips, Jim, 141, 156, 165 Phillips, Elaine, 146, 200 Phillips, Michelle, 161, 171, 225 Phillips, Peggy, 186 Philpott, Susan, 200 Pieratt, Jay, 159, 186 Pierson, Bev, 225 Plante, Mary, 225 Plastina, Paige, 142, 143, 156, 186 Platts, Theresia, 225 Poindexter, Gail, 200 Poindexter, Virginia, 186 Poindexter, Lojuona, 168, 171 Portugal, AI, 200 Powell, Juanita, 167, 200 Prendergast, !Irian, 141, 152, 157, 172 225 Prendergast, Gail, 155, 174 Price, Gary, 225 Pritchard, Cheryl, 159 Probst, Molly, 155, 186 Pryor, O.v, 143, 186 Pryor, leland, 225 Pryor, Mike, 139, 141, 155, 225 Pudlik, David, 154, 225 Purdy, Debby, 142 Q Quails, Schyleen, 143, 146, 151, 152, 162, 168, 174, 200 Quail, Cynthia, 225 R Radovich, lynette, 186 Ramsey, Marvin, 226 Rankin, lin, 143, 226 Reagan, Patty, 146, 153, 200 Rausch, Keith, 88, 172, 226 Rawlings, Oev, 168 Rea, Kim, 111, 139,145,226 Redfearn, Mark, 151, 200 Reece, Eddie, 226 Reed, Melody, 226 Refakis, Mike, 164, 200 Reilly, Judy 155 Renner, Mark, 165 Revels, James, 103, 109, 200 Reynolds, Bill, 103, 226 Rhoads, John, 186 Rhoades, McGregor, 156, 174, 186 Richards, Bunny, 148, 162, 226 Richardson, Ken, 139, 226 Richter, Rosie, 226 Riede, Ann, 200 Riede, Sill, 226 Riffel, Cathy, 142, 226 Rigg, Nancy, 159, 187 Rihonek, Oelita, 200 Rios, Delilah, 226 Ritterspach, Gail, 226 Robert, Ray, 150, 165, 154 Roberts, Helen, 168 Robins, Reginald, 187 Robinson, Freda, 187 Robinson, Juanita, 200 Robinson, Michaele, 226 Robinson, Rickey, 226 Robinson, Scott, 156, 139, 113 Rock, linda, 155, 162, 226 Rodocker, Karon, 174, 143 R~gers, Donna, 143, 151, 156, 226 Rogers, Warren, 187 Rogers, Wayne, 226 Roggenbach, Michele, 187 Rose, Delilal>, 168 Rose, Glenda, 159 Rose, Helen, 168 Rose, Karen, 140, 148, 168, 226 Ross, Betsy, 146, 150, 156, 227 Ross, Clarke, 200 Rcss, John, 141, 227 Ross, Kathy, 187 Ross, Leticia, 168, 227 Ross, Mike, 159, 171 Rottmann, Kurt, 200 Rountree, Ruthann, 153, 168 Routson, Deanna, 155, 200 R~wley, Ann, 227 Royal, Stan, 156 Rucker, Pat, 161, 200 Ruggles, Glenn, 167, 227 Ryan, Robert, 227 s Sage, Daniel, 227 Sais, Kathyrine, 186 Sais, lillian, 186 Sakamoto, Harriet, 143, 227 Saks, Nina, 143, 186 Salinas, Joe, 227 Salinas, Phillip, 200 Sanchez, Wilbur, 227 Sanders, Herbert, 103, 172, 227 Sanders, JoAnn, 201 Sanderson, Carol, 151, 168, 171, 227 Sandusky, Steven, 201 Santifer, Brenda, 201 Sauls, Stephen, 227 Sawaya, Alice, 142, 143, 227 Sawaya, Mike, 139, 141, 156, 201 Sawyer, Ken, 201 Schaefer, Anne, 146, 174, 201 Schaefer, Clement, 159 Schafer, Chesler, 201 Schaier, Edith, 186 Schemel, David, 111, 139, 227 Schilt, Jean, 142, 143, 187 Schilt, Margie, 142, 143, 155, 227 Schmaltz, Steve, 115, 156, 227 Schmid, Dave, 134, 227 Schmidt, Judy Jo, 171,227 Schmitt, Shirley, 187 Schamp, Caroline, 142, 146, 155,201 Scribner, Carol, 187 Scrivner, lance, 110 Seftor, laurence, 154, 227 Segerhammar, Beth, 155, 167, 201 Sekyra, Candy, 91, 227 Seymour, Ida, 146, 168, 227 Seymour, Pat, 143, 168, 187 Shafer, Robert, 227 Shaffer, Rick, 171 Shanahan, James, 110, 187 Shannon, Rick, 150, 227 Sharpe, Mary Ann, 151, 228 Show, James, 187, Sheffield, Cynthia, 228 Shepard, Dan, 142, 152 Shermack, Gail, 142, 187 Shermack, Susan, 140, 142, 14.5, 228 Sherriff, Patricia, 201 Shiveley, Michael, 187 Short, Doug, 201 Shwayder, Marti, 228 Siedleski, Marjorie, 201 Siems, Stephen, 201 Sills, Sharon, 228 Silver, Larry, 228 Silverman, Terry, 155, 156, 187 Simington, Mike, 201 Simmons, Paula, 161, 22B Simmons, Sheila, 228 Simpson, Rodney, 228 Simpson, Stephen, 228 Sim•, Wando, 201 Sisack, Sheila, 201 Sisneros, Chris, 168 Sisneros, Irene, 168 Skeeters, Gary, 228 Skolout, Bill, 145, 187 Skubal, lou, 94, 153, 201 Slack, Robert, 228 Slovek, Gary, 103, 109, 172, 201 Slovek, John, 103, 138, 172, 228 Smith, Carol, 187 Smith, Del, 100, 109, 201 Smith, Doyce, 161, 228 Smith, Edw1n, 187 Smith, Herbert, 103, 109 Smith, Jim, 14.5, 187 Smith, Janice, 201 Smith, Kathy, 151, 174, 201 Smith, linda, 201 Smith, Margaret, 140, 154, 228 Smith, Mark, 201 Smith, Mildred, 228 Smith, Patricia, 187 Smith, Sandi, 145, 155, 174, 228 Smith, Stan, 103, 228 Smith, Sylvia, 93, 146, 151, 201 Smith, Yvonne, 188 Smitley, Gregg, 228 Sneed, John, 228 Sagn, Richard, 188 Somsky, Debby, 148, 228 Sorenson, Michael, 161 Spaulding, Ann, 154, 229 Speicher, Sue, 146, 152, 201 Speidel, Chris, 229 Spencer, John, 155, 1:>9, 201 Spencer, larry, 155 Spencer, Melinda, 229 Spencer, Mimi, 155, 1B8 Sperry, Martin, 152, 201 Spirek, Marie, 171, 188 Squire, lynn, 229 Stafford, Donna, 159, 201 Stafford, Kay, 1B8 Stafford, Neal, 188 Standley, Dick, 174, 229 Standley, Susan, 188 Stanek, linda, 188 Stanek, Tom, 201 Starr, Gary, 151, 165, 188 Storr, Kathy, 93, 143, 146,201 Steele, Dolores, 189 Steele, Mary louise, 150, 163, 229 Steinhardt, Mike, 153, 229 Stephens, larry, 109 Stephens, Shirley, 171 Stern, Gary, 113, 139, 174, 188 Sterrett, lawrence, 229 Stevens, Donna, 151, 188 Stever, Beth, 142, 155, 188 Stewart, Dale, 229 Stewart, Richard, 229 Stirling, Stephen, 229 Stoenner, Ann, 159 Stoker, Millie, 168, 201 Stoole, Debbie, 161, 229 Stott, linda, 140, 146, 152, 157,229 Stout, Becky, 174, 201 Stranahan, Gory, 111, 229 Stratton, Jackie, 156, 201 Stratton, Nancy, 93, 143, 146 Streed, Ron, 229 Streno, larry, 110 Stribling, Mary, 188 Strickland, Jim, 165 Stripling, Pamela, 171, 229 Stroh, Debbie, 146, 151, 153, 156,229 Stroh, Sherry, 188 Strom, Tony, 188 Strom, Paul, 188 Strong, Rosie, 201 Studer, lynn, 162, 188 Suchowiejko, Alice, 159, 202 Sudduth, Judi, 230 Suesser, Albert, 288 Sullivan, Philip, 230 Suit, Marcia, 159 Summers, David, 154, 156, 230 Sutherland, linda, 188 Suzuki, Stev.,, 230 Swanson, Rodger, 230 Swanson, Willa, 230 Swearengen, Joey, 202 Sweek, Steve, 202 Sweeney, Donald, 230 Sweeney, Kathy, 150, 230 Sweeney, Phi lis, 159, 202 Swenson, Cheryl, 142, 152, 230 T Taft, Sherry, 202 Tague, George, 103, 230 Takamine, Connie, 138 1 140, 146, 150, 153, 156, 230 Takamine, Gail, 143, 146, 230 Talmage, Jenny, 230 Tamaki, Kim, 153 Tanoka, Daniel, 188 Taniwaki, Walter, 202 Tannenbaum, Greg, 1.56 Tannenbaum, Kevin, 154, 156, 165, 202 Tawil, Josette, 140, 150, 155, 156, 230 Taylor, Cynthia, 230 Taylor, Doug, 167, 230 Taylor, James, 230 Taylor, Juliana, 168 Taylor, Sylvester, 202 Taylor, Walter, 153, 161,202 Tedesko, Jackie, 174, 202 Tenbrink, AI, 170 Tenbrink, Steve, 230 Thach, Susan, 138, 140, 150, 152, 156, 230 Thaemerl, Judy, 155, 188 Thaemert, Marcia, 140, 146, 230 Thaemert, Richard, 188 Thayer, Sandi, 231 Thomas, Paul, l48 Thompson, Bob, 230 Thompson, Charles, 230 Thompson, Doyal, 202 Thompson, Sue, 202 Thompson, Elois, 231 Thomsen, David, 156 Thurmon, Nancy, 230 Thurow, Bill, 172, 231 Tice, Paul, 202 Tickton, David, B9, 113, 141, 1.52, 172, 230 Tillis, Rayford, 103, 172, 231 Timberlake, Richard, 154, 165, 188 Toadvyn, Marcia, 159, 231 Toliver, Sheila, 171, 231 Tooley, Donald, 231 Tooley, Tom, 188 Topping, Archie, 103, 109 Torrington, Mary, 146, 155, 202 Townsend, Joy, 231 Townsend, leslie, 231 Travis, Pam, 167, 202 Traxler, Charles, 188 Triggs, Elaine, 202 Traster, Fred, 165 Trotsky, James, 113, 139,150, 172,231 Trayer, Jackie, 140, 142, 156, 231 Trujillo, Antoinette, 202 Trujillo, Christella, 231 Trujillo, Mary, 188 Tucker, Kristie, 174, 231 243 �Student Index Tuft, Charles, 141, 202 Tuggles, larry, 109 Tully, Gary, 188 Turnbull, Cad, ISS, 231 Tursick, Carla, 143, 188 Tursick, Steven, 231 Typher, Vicki, 148, 156, 159, 188 u Underwood, Kathy, 188 Urling, Harry, 231 Utt, Joyce, v Valdez, Esther, 168 Van Buskirk, Paul, 110, 188 Van Buskirk, Phil, 103, 172, 231 Van Meter, Russell, 231 Van NaHer, Mike, 156, 202 Varner, Brian, 139, 231 Varner, Pot, 174, 155 Vasquez, lydia, 232 Vaughn, leroy, 189 Venters, Barbara, 189 Verduin, Debbie, 189 Vesso, James, 202 Vick, Sherry, 189 Vickers, Barbara, 142, 146, 202 Vigil, Susan, 232 Vincent, Jackie, 161, 202 Vocke!, Gregory, 202 Vogel, Donra, 142, 143, 146, 232 Vogel, Howard, Ill, 232 Vogel, Paul, 202 w Waddill, Jean, 142, 202 Wade, Sally, 143, ISS, 189 Wagner, Chuck, 141, 156, 202 Walker, Carolyn, 232 Walker, Joel, 139, 189 Walker, Mark, 148, 159 Walker, Mary, 165 Walker, Nicholas, 161, 232 Walker, Poleri, 168 Wallace, Debra, 232 Wallace, Morga, 232 Walls, loujuana, 171, 232 Walton, Emmogene, 232 Walton, Jimmy, 189 Wolz:, Patricia, 202 Wamboldt, Kit, 189 Wanifuchi, Howard, 232 Warner, Gail, 143, 202 Warren, Donald, 189 Warren, Mary, 146, 168, 202 Washco, Don, 232 Watanabe, JoAnn, 203 Watson, Chris, 156, 159, 174, 189 Watson, Valeria, 143, 146, 232 WaHs, Tressa, 203 Weber, Danny, 174, 189 Weber, George, 189 Weber, lonnie, 148, 203 Weber, Robert, 232 Weiman, Donna, 189 Weir, Sven, I 54, 232 Weiss, Bart, 156, 165, 189 Weiss, Lora, 161 Welch, Golen, 203 Welch, Jo Caryl, 146, 174, 203 Welch, Toni, 189 Welsh, Ted, 170, 174, 189 Werden, Sharron, 167, 168 Westmoreland, Daniel, 103, 109, 139, 203 Whalen, Connie, 155 White, Gory, 154, 165, 232 White, James, 148 White, Jan, 232 White, Karen, 143, 203 Whitney, Dorian, 203 Wickliffe, Alicia, 146, 151, 171, 232 Widmar, Greg, 189 Widmar, Kent 232 Wiggans, Barbara, 156, 174, 189 Wiggins, Barbara, 143, 161, 189 Wilbur, Steve, 113, 139, 150, 232 Willey, Brenda, 153, 203 Williams, lee, 109 Williams, Angello, 203 Williams, Clinton, 139, 203 Williams, Elaine, 143, 203 Williams, Eugene, 103, 151, 172, 232 Williams, EvereHe, 103, 232 Williams, Gloria, 232 Williams, Jacqueline, 189 Williams, leroy, 170, 189 Williams, Margy, 233 Williams, Pat, 146, 233 Williams, Shirley, 203 Williams, Stephanie, 143, 203 Williams, Walt, 152, 233 William, Zarle, 152, 156, 167 Williamson, Cheryl, 168, 189 Wilson, Paul, 203 Wilson, Stella, 233 Winkleblack, Charlotte, 189 Winkleblock, Gory, 203 Winters, John, 189 Winters, Sharon, 148, 161, 203 Wahl, Ken, 156, 189 Waldridge, Richard, 189 Wolf, Tim, 233 Wolverton, Rita, 138, 189, 203 Wong, Devon, 143,233 Wong, Sylvia, 92, 143 Wood, Gory, 233 Woods, ScoHie, 143, 233 Woods, Margaret, 189 Woody, Shari, 203 Wortham, Nancy, 171, 189 Wortham, William, 233 Wosk, Bernice, 146, 150, 167 Wrenn, Ted, 110, 139, 189 Wright, Barbaro, lSI, 233 Wright, Bill, 110, 156, 180 Wright, Connie, 161 Wright, Kay, 233 Wright, Koyvonne, 146, 168, 233 Wright, Ken, 189 Wright, Nel, 233 Wright, Robert, 233 Wright, Winifred, 152, 156, 203 Wrightsil, William, 233 Wunsch, leo, 189 Wysokowski, Nancy, 168, 233 y Yamashita, Sue, 189 Yarber, James, 233 Yearling, Brenda, .233 Young, Carolyn, 203 Young, David, 148 Young, Donia, 203 Young, Mike, 172, 203 Young, Paul, 110, 156, 189 Young, Susan, 146, 233 Young, Suzanne, 142, 146, 152, 233 z Zipp, Mary, 152, 233 Zolor, Mary, 174, 233 Zolzer, David, 233 Teacher- Office Staff A Acsell, Raymond, 42 Allen, Terry, 14 Anderson, Anne, 4.5 Arnold, Helen, 29 Aschbacher, Jean, 38 B Ball, Mary Adah, 36 Barton, Doris, 12 Berger, Elsa, 23 Bierbach, Robert, 37 Biffle, Jerome, 21 Bragg, Arthur, I 0 Brainerd, John, 21 Breen, Jay, 40 Broad, Anne, 9 Buckler, Dorothy, 31 Bull, Katherine, 32 Burgess, linda, 33 Burmeister, Daniel, 19 c Call, Alice, 20 Clark, Hazel, 43 Clarkson, Charles, 124 Coleman, Jim, 112 Coleman, Paul, 122 Collins, Patricia, 31 Colwell, Robert, 8 Craig, Myron, 22 Craven, Elizabeth, 41 Cummings, Ruth, .C5 D Dean, Rhoda, 36 Dunkin, May, 38 Dykes, Diane, 28 E Eggleston, Ruth, 33 Ellison, Thomas, 23 Evans, Alwyn, """' F Fesler, Barbara, 29 Finkelstein, Isabella, 25 Flotow, Eleanor, 13 Fox, Wayne, 26 French, larry, 2.4 Frulalld, Judy, 13 G Gallegos, Edward, 26 Garrett, lawrence, 9 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 28 Gerner, Mary Nell, 29 Green, Olive, 3 Griebenow, Donald, 27 Grill, Harry, 16 H Hedges, Gerald, 15 Hill, Thelma, 16 Hinderlider, Clyde, 24 Hiscutt, leah, 40 Hoffman, Morris, 26 Holmes, William, 61, 128 Howard, Esther, 30 lockhart, Royolyn, 15 Lundeen, Roger, 32 M Mahonchok, Michael, 17 Mansfield, George, 10 Marecak, Edward, 34 Marr, Jennie, 40 Matchett, Carol, 39 MoHies, John, 28 McNee, Gory, 17 Metcalf, Alfred, 26 Miller, Harlan, 37 Moulton, Jock, 115 Mullenix, Clarence, 25 Musmanno, Henry, 16 N Nelson, Mabel, 43 Nelson, Richard, 15 Nichols, James, .43 Nicholson, John, 22 0 Owen, James, 18 p Jacobi, Julian, 25 Jester, Marilyn, 44. Johnson, Rolph Johnson, Richard, 37 K Keinon, Irwin, 12 Kennedy, Robert, 10 Koons, Alice, 17 Kruse, William, 22 L lace, Kathryn, 41 Laman, Jan, 31 leavenworth, Nancy, 16 Lee, Brian, 14 ligon, Gladys, 36 Padboy, Marion, 35 Panek, Adolph, I 03 Paul, Robert, 27 Pearson, Eloise, 43 Peonio, Joseph, 9 Phelps, Chester, 23 Pigott, Blanche, 28 Pixley, Elizabeth, 30 Powell, Marion, 43 R Race, Edward, 20 Rider, Mary, 42 Roth, Carolyn, 34 Rowntree, Judy, 1.4 Rudel, Joan, 32 Rushton, John, 32 s Schachterle, Evelyn, 44 Shadwell, Kay, 35 Shafer, Joan, 23 Shakespeare, Virginia, 42 Shank, Wayne, 20 Shipley, Betsy, 24 Sims, Bob, 18 Sinnard, June, 35 Slovek, John, 43 Smith, Donald, 111, 131 Smith, June, 14 Smith, Margaret, 29 Smith, Price, 20 Spangenberg, Hazel, 36 Spillman, Craig, 19 Strickland, Richard, 26 Svenson, James, 21 T Tagliavore, Vincent, 64 Tescher, Emilie, 40 Timmons, John, 19 Twist, Faye, 40 v Vickers, Evva, 13 w Walker, Joyce, 33 Word, Judith, 12 Waters, Kathryn, « Weed, Mary, 19 Whitaker, Jane, 42 Williams, Elizabeth, 18 Williamson, Howard, 27 Williamson, June, 13 Wonderley, George, 27 y Yonaga, Shirley 33 z Zarlengo, Dominic, 27 Ziegler, Emil, 18 Zumwinkel, John, 12 �Dutchmen Delighted By EAST 245 East High School participated for the first time as a partner in a unique student exchange with Holland High School, located 50 miles from Chicago near lake Michigan. Twenty East High students, accompanied by Mr. Arthur Bragg, spent the week of April 1Oth as the guests of Holland students. While at Holland they toured a wooden shoe factory, Hope College and a windmill and were treated to Dune Schooner Rides, parties and a dance. At both ends of the exchange openhouses were held where exchangees could mingle with all students, and representatives from both schools visited various classes. The week of April 24 sixteen Holland students and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. AI Dyke, visited East High. They saw the Air Force Academy, other Denver high schools, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and the Colorado Historical Museum. The trip ended with a Morning Dance and a full-day trip to the mountains. The exchange brought into contact two high schools with different socio-economic backgrounds and promoted understanding between students separated by 1200 miles. �Wes Nakata, this year's editor-in-chief, carefully checks a board before it goes to the printers. Head Photographer Randy Davis checks with his assistants for the day's assignments. 246 Checking red area for its accuracy is Russell Hall, the managing editor. �THE 1966 ANGELUS STAFF SUSAN ANDO, Assistant Activities Editor KEN LIUZZI, Assistant Photographer RANDY DAVIS, Head Photographer BILL MaciNTOSH, Assistant Sports Editor KATHY DEUTSCH, Royalty Editor BRIAN McCORMACK, Sports Editor JEAN ELMBLAD, Assistant Clubs Editor MERCE MOORE, Assistant Royalty Editor DON ENGLISH, Assistant Photographer KAREN MYERS, Assistant Album Ed1tor CINDY FRIEDLOB, Copy Editor WESLEY NAKATA, Editor-in-Chief MARY BETH GIBBS, Assistant Activities Editor JANE PACE, Clubs Editor CAY GILBERTSON, Assistant Copy Editor SUSAN SHERMACK, Student-Teacher Relations Editor SUE GILMORE, Assistant Album Editor GARY SKEETERS, Business Manager RUSSELL HALL, Managing Editor GAIL TAKAMINE, Assistant Clubs Editor STEVE JACKSON, Assistant Sports Editor MARCI THAEMERT, Format Editor DALE JONES, Album Editor JIM TROTSKY, Photo Co-ordinator SARA JOHNSON, Activities Editor CHARLES TUFT, Assistant Sports Editor SHARON KATO, Art Editor KAREN WHITE, Assistant Copy Editor AXEL KAULISCH, Assistant Photographer MARY ZIPP, Assistant Album Editor KEN LEVIN, Assistant Student-Teacher Relations Editor �Credits Angelus Coupons Eastwood Printing Album Photography DeCroce Francois House of Photography House of Wax Jack's Jafay Broom for office clean-up Neva DeBaca Entrance into the printers Jud Photography Supplies S. 0. Lindahl Printing A. B. Hirschfeld Press Royalty Photography Jafay Slips to go to the printer Mr. Arthur Bragg 248 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1966 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/977e32d5ab475e82b06901432040e2d4.pdf e3404bf49aebfdaf999a732816b1cac6 PDF Text Text ���EASTa memory of the times and places which took three years out of your life- or put them in. ��2 EASTthe cheers, the wins, the losses, the classes that seemed to take milleniums, even on assembly schedule. ��EASTteachers, friends, strangers, in an interaction creating 2342 lives- their disappointments tempered with success. 4 �EASTan introduction to other worlds and their problems, the establishment of an outlook, an individuality, a maturity. �6 EASTwithin this time, this placea bewildering maze of differentiated experienceseach fulfilling his own individuality with a single common foetoron opportunity all shored. This is EAST, and this is the chronicle- ANGELUS 1965. �Contents Administration • • • • • • • 8 • • • • • 11 Activities • • • • • • • • • • 46 Royalty • • • • • • • • • • • 86 Sports • • • • • • • • • • • • 98 Curriculum· Faculty Fall • • • • • • • • • • • • 100 Winter • • • • • • • • • • 116 Spring • • • • • • • • • • 128 • Clubs. • • • • • • • • • • • • 136 Album • • • • • • • • • • • • 176 Sophomore • • • • • • • • 178 Junior • • • • • • • • • • • 190 Senior. • • • • • • • • • • 206 Index • • • • • • • • • • • • 240 �MR. ROBERT P. COLWELL Principal �MR. LAWRENCE GARRETT Coordinator 9 MRS. ANNE BROAD Dean of Girls To guide 2600 lives. To criticize, praise -to question. To administer authority wisely, inspire respect, then confidence. Not an easy task. MR. JACK BEARDSHEAR Assistant Principal �Administration MISS KATHRYN LACE Assistant to the Dean MR. GEORGE MANSFIELD College Counselor 10 MR. ARTHUR BRAGG Boys' Counselor �Faculty Teaching : A job for someA life for others. Mr. John Nicholson (left) and Miss Judy Rowntree ( above) ar rive in the parking lot, eager to start the new day. Mr Jack Beardshear and Mr. Myron Craig ( right ) discuss East's fu ture acti•ities as they walk into school. �A roll of teachers: Each must sign in ... Miss Royolyn Lockhart- English Mr. Gory McNee- Soc1ol Studies Mr. Gerold Hedges- English Doily bulletin, not1ces to students and teachers, attendance cords, room keys- Mr. lrw1n Ke1non gathers the communication for the day from his office box. �..w Miss June Smith (/eft ) opens her shade to a bright southern exposure. Dr. John B. Matties ( below) sharpens his /opiz rojo . Mr. Terry Allen unlocks his cabinet. Mrs Thelma Hill checks her approach to the day's Engl1sh lesson. Time before school includes the preparation of all the available equipment and resources the teaching profession requires. �Cynthoo Burress os en log htened woth on Interpretation of a rodocol hostorocol theory by Mr. Jock Goodhue. Mr. Richard Nelson provodes a reasonable answer to Marlene linn's questoon 14 Test results ore given to on anxious student by Miss Shirley Asklof. Before the teaching day begins, students seek guidance from teachers. Mr. Harry Grell has a unoque way of counselong Bobby Yearlong . �Now begins the essence of all a teacher does . Mrs. June Williamson searches for a paper to Illustrate her ideas. An enllghtenong poetoc onterpretatoon os goven by Mr. Broan lee. Mr. lawrence Daniel questions the validity of a student's answer. Miss Elizabeth Williams (below) opens her day with a humorous anecdote. �English Communication, Understanding. The soul of man, Through language, the interaction that life isdescribed and explained. But the words that tell of experience must needs be clear to all. learn the common ground for communicationlanguage. Miss Judy Rowntree concentrates, then speaks. Mrs . Dons Barton lostens to a student's humorous comment. A grammatical error is pointed out to a regretful student by Mrs. Judoth Ward . �Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth muses over o grammatical question 17 Taking pleasure in o student's recitotoon, Moss Judy Frulond comments. Mrs. Eleanor Flotow gives constructive criticism to on interested student. Mrs. Genevieve Kreoner stomulotes student interest with o lovely lecture on the Bard of Avon. �Social Studies A complex progression from past to futureThe interaction that defines a society bound inextricably with the past. A basis: For belief in the polytheism of Olympus For law in the codes of Hammurabi . The Pantheon gives way to Bear Run . A cumulative synthesis of all knowledgetraditionCreating a modern world. Mr. Jerome Biffle explains the importance of a college degree on the professional world . A stumblong question from a Boys' socoal problems class brings a reasonable solutoon from Mr. Robert Soms The dofference between social mores and norms os explaoned by Mr. James Svenson . �Mrs. Altee Koons listens as a student expresses his views on the Sand Creek Massacre. Mr Wayne Shonk describes the vastness of the subconscious mind 19 Moshyo and Moshyoi ore explotned to Gayle Kotzelnick by Mr Price Smith. �20 Mr. Ray Schwartz delivers a moving lecture Mr. Michael Mahonchek ponders a difficult question posed by a student. The merits of a good soc1al sc1ence background tire considered by Mr. Charles Clarkson . Olivia OeCroce seeks aid from Mr. Em1l Z1egler. �Home Economics Zippers sticking, thread breaking, Hours of restitching . The result: A creation in fashion. Burnt pastry, Scorched hollandaise, Startmg over again . The result : A cuisine to delight the tongue. From whirring sewing machines and rustling cookbooks, Develop the homemakers of tomorrow. Mrs. Gladys ligon expla ins the intriCacies of her gradebook . Mrs. Rhoda Dean demonstrates her recipe for pancakes. Corrine Thomas applies the suggestions of Mrs . Hazel Spangen berg to her work . Mrs. Mary Ball tries to bring order to her desk . �Language Mrs. Mary Nell Gerner relates her understanding of the Russian language to the current arms race. Miss Dione Dykes stresses that listening to fundamental to speaking correctly Mrs. Barbaro Fesler returns a Spanish test paper. French dialogues is �One's world is os wide os the number of words one knows to describe it. Mrs. Blanche Pigott enJoys listening to a student's German recitation. Mr Gerry Komp's students learn that Espanol is an aid to the government's Good Neighbor Policy, The ablative absolute comes alive through Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz's enlightening explanation. �Special Education Sometimes mind or body Needs to catch up with the heart of a soul; Ours to find Ways to help all achieve their best. Moss Jan Laman keeps her doss enthralled durong a lecture. 24 An onformal doscussion os corroed on by Mrs . Esther Howard and a student. An omportant homework ossognment by Stelle Chmura may decide the grade goven by Mrs Patrocoa Collons. �Mr. Raymond Maley offers Spelootes. cr~tiCosm to Dean A malfunctioning radio gets Mr Richard Johnson up in the air. Industrial Arts Open the door, Hear ... The whine of an electric saw, The rhythmic pounding under a steady hand. Open the door, See ... A finished leather belt, The hand- faltering -then precise. A lecture on accuracy by Mr. Harlan Moiler keeps Howard James alert The necessoty of precisoon os learned by Bill Burgon on Mr. Robert Bicrboch's class �Food for Thought Mr Rex Cra1g , M1ss Eloise Pearson, Mr Pat Panek, and Mrs. Al1ce Koons ( from left ) sample the delightful lunchroom cuisine. 26 In the teachers' lun~hroom, hab1tues add animated d1scussion to their enjoyment of lunch . Mr Michael Bullock and Mr. Robert Kennedy ( from left ) assay the possibilities of o teach - ing career, while Mr. Jerome B1ffle and Mr. Chester Phelps d1scuss the current Olympiad. �Recl1ning, Mrs. Marilyn Hoyle tokes advantage of a comfort · able plonnmg penod. Over a crowded table, M1ss Margaret Sm1th and Mrs. Marion Powell shore lively conversation . Mr. William Holmes grabs a bite while on lunch room duty . �Mr. Donald Griebenaw and Mr. Richard Strickland discuss the results of a laboratory expenment. Miss Betsy Bishop carefully marks corrections A historical event is clarified in the library by Mr. Edward Race. Mrs. Mary Weed enjoys a moment of complete leisure . 28 �A free moment : Spent in thought relaxation, Time valuable in the day of a teacher. Relaxation and enjoyment are comb1ned by Mrs. Evva Vickers. Miss Jan Evans traces the results of dally volleyball tournaments. Mr. Daniel Burmeister takes advantage of a study hall. �Mrs. Carolyn Roth works over a lump of cloy. Art 0 " Mrs. Olive Green expounds the virtues of color. Miss Desjardins surveys her class. A brush on paper A hand on clay And an abstract thought Becomes a concrete Reality. �Physical Education A smile decorates Mrs . Moy Dunkin as she leads the modern dance club in practice. Physical Education : Cerebral minds and strong bodies go hand in muscled hand. Physical Education, An essential- for graduation. Mrs. Lois Caldwell stands amazed at Donra Vogel's glockinspiel excuse. Miss Jeon Aschbacher serves in an intra mural volley ball game . �Infinity and BeyondWith propensities for the analytic, A professional eye on Fundamentalry. Truth determined with irrefutable logic. Mr. John Nicholson is momen tarily set aback by an enlightened question. Mr William Kruse meditates on the presentation of the Cos1ne Law. The precision of the slide rule is demonstrated by Mr. Chester Phelps. �ath 33 Odd ·letters become significant as Mr. Lorry French solves on algebra problem. John Goodman looks astonished at Miss Elsa Berger's ease in solving the mysteries of a geometry problem �Science 34 Mr. Alfred Metcalf reveals some clinical aspects of biology to hos first -year stu dents Mr Clarence Mullenix clarifies a principle for a student. Mr. Ed Gallegos discusses the biology of the human hand and its relationship to man 's innate abollties. Depictong the phases of a physics timing tape, Mr. Dominoc Zarlengo cracks one apart. �Science: Concrete- dealing with absolutesfact and truth. Changeable- matter molded and dispersed life and death creation and destruction . Challenging- imagination conquering obscurity, step by step. Dr. Howard Willoomson tokes time out from his chemostry to keep his records organized Mr. Julian Jacobo exomones his complex scientofic apparatus. With hos ovid onterest in furthering scientific knowledge, Mr. Rex Cra ig tokes extra time to explain hos subject to a con fused student. Mr. Morris Hoffman prepares for on experiment combining the value of visual demonstration and tangible analogies. �Business Education A speed typing class is timed by Mrs. Ruth Eggleston . Mr. Roger Dungan explains a complicated business arothmetic procedure. Mrs. Katherine Bult poonts out the diversity on shorthand symbols �A typing exercise is demonstrated by Miss Lindo Burgess. Typewriters in rhythm. Day by day, Mistake by mistake, Unsure fingers learn control and speed. Long hours of practice. Shorthand symbols lose their strangeness, Transcription like a professional. Invaluable for the future. Mrs. Joan Rudel gives on assignment to her typing class. Typ1ng assignments ore carefully corrected and graded by M1ss Joyce Walker. �At the end of the day Mr. Stanley Laughlin (foreground ) and Dr. John B. Matties, check their office boxes. Mrs . Allee Call leaves her room carrying a batch of Girls' Social Problems tests. With his slim attache case in hand, Mr. John Timmons leaves the scene of his latest success. At the end of another week, Mr. Thomas Ellison initials the teacher roster. �Insubordination brooked, mounds of papers to grade in hand, rooms locked -the teachers sign out and, with exuberant joy, depart. 39 Mr. Raymond Acsell- IBM Programming �Special Department Pausing between appointments, Mr. Wayne Fox , Asmtant College Counselor (above) d1scusses the merits of C U with Mr. George Mansf1eld . Smil1ng patiently, Miss Jay Breen, social worker (tap right ), hands a student h1s absence excuse. Balancing the book s IS an important part of the treasurer's dut1es, as Miss Jenme Marr (below right) demonstrates. Mr. Robert Kennedy, Educational Career Counselor, consults a reference sheet to suggest work opportunities for students. �The filing cabinet is a constant companion of librarian Mrs. Hazel Clark ( above ). Poetry provides a means of relaxation for Miss Barbara Gillett, ( right ) a librarian. •... Tak1ng time out from her busy schedule, Miss Alwyn Evans ( above ), the pnnc1pal's secretary, checks her calendar. Miss Eloise Pearson (left ) tabulates the accumulated fines of a negligent student. �Special Department Preparing transcropts for college -bound seniors is a full . time job for Mrs. Mae Nelson. Moss Elizabeth Craven records the test performance of individuals at East . East's nurse, Miss Foe Twist, keeps track of her records as well as adminostering to the needs of the student body. Mr. John Slovek edits the various films that will be viewed by students . �Ofl1ce clerk Mrs. Ruth Brodlor discusses the weather with Jo Elenbogen and Lorry Gersh . Writing excuses for wayward students is the time -consuming task of Mrs. Marilyn Jester, Mrs. V1rginio Shakespeare aids Mr. Lawrence Garrett by filing and typ1ng reports and orrong1ng appoint · ments for students. Switchboard operator, Mrs. Mary Rider, transfers one of the many calls received at East. 43 Mrs Evelyn Schochterle checks o book cord against her master reference. �The book supply at East is of constant concern to Miss Kathryn Cutforth. The door of the testing office opens and Mrs. Emilie Tescher greets another inqu inng student. 44 Mrs. Judy Jolley corrects on error in the bulletin. Special Department Whiling away the hours compiling and fil ing records is a favorite pastime of Mrs. Anne Louise Anderson. �In a rare moment of leisure, some of the custodians of East relax in their basement head quarters. Richard Armstrong C. C. Johnson / C. Delbert Mooberry Dino Daddis �Activities ••• 46 �The quintessence of something you don't understand, until it's finished . Plan, then count the steps . .. time ... and at the end- realize accomplishment. Plan. Steps. Time. In this participation, understanding . In understanding, maturity. In maturity, leadershipbelief in a directed co-operation. This interaction making some reality and the word "fellowman" understood . �Activities Calendar Howdy Day Orientation Assembly Sophomore Party Seraph Dance Senior Class Assembly Fall Sports Dance P. T. A. Back To School Drama Club Play Thanksgiving Assembly Junior Prom Christmas Program Shafroth Contest Woodbury Contest Nov. 7 Nov.17 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 5 Dec.17 Jan.S Jan. 13 Sept18 Sept 23 Sept. 25 Oct.lO Oct29 �Career Day Sweetheart Dance Wolcott Contest P. T. A. Fashion Show Mikado Vocal Concert Band Concert May 2 Color Day May 7 Senior Girls Awards Assembly May 20 Senior Prom Academic Awards Assembly Class Day May 22 May 26-27 Commencement June 7 49 June 4 Jan. 19 Feb.13 March 3 March 18-20 March 26-27 April 27 �SPOTLIGHT STRIVES FOR SUPERIO ITY A student pays his money and tokes his chance. Salesman David Stern seeks buyers. Members of the SPOTLIGHT Staff reflected student opinions and interests in creating a colorful student newspaper again this year. The paper beamed editorials, features and news to entertain and enlighten the students. SPOTLIGHT galvanized student interest and increased sales above the level of recent years. The paper was printed every three weeks under the direction of the Editorial Board and Mr. Richard Nelson, sponsor. 50 Sue Allen increases her soles record by sell Ing Janet Kulling a SPOTLIGHT. SPOTLIGHT staff members sell their goods to clamoring souls. �Checking over the finished product amuses Kay Eldridge and Christy Chapin At the Printer's, SPOTLIGHT'S Editor Jo Elenbogen and Page Editor Kay Eldndge co-ordinate the layout. Mr. Nelson, this year's new sponsor, gives his helpful ond experienced advice to Chmty Chopin and Jo Elenbogen. East High Spotlight Official Puhltw/wll, Ea.\1 Htl/h S1 hool. DCIII'!'r, Colorado \lunha of Columhia Scholastic Press, ational klwla.llic Press A nociathm a11d Qwll a11d croll . Jo Elenbogen Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef . . • . . • . . . • • • . . . . . . . Beth Hougen News Ed1tor . . Mr R1chord Nelson Sp nsor . Kathy R1ed s I Copy Rewnte Ed,tor Bus1ness Manager . • . . • • . . . • • . . . • •. Page Ed1tors . Kay Eldredge, Beth Hougen, Chnsty Chop1n , Lmdo Stott Publ1c1ty Manager ...... • .. .. .. .. .. . • .. .. .. .. • . Sue All n Molly Barnhart , Nancy Brandt , Ph1l Johnson, JaniCe Reporters .. Lev1sohn, Lolly Lundqu1st , Lauro Mosunogo , Ellen Monmoto, M1ke Pryor , Dove Stern, Gr010 WeiSbort , Carol Wohl, Lorry Sorner Sue Allen Stoff Art1st . • . • . Pot L Clo~re, Glen Eppleston , Stan Losby Photography Stoff •• . • . . . • . . • Barbaro LoomiS Supply Monoo r . �East's cheerleaders get a few pointers from their fathers at the Father-daughter banquet. Koty Pate Vicky Worley Lillian Pritchard Ready East ••• Let's Go! Betty Storr Connie Miller Potty Patterson Gordo McKenzie �Cheerleaders Vigorous cheering led by seven girls clod in red and white uniforms not only gave encouragement to the athletes, but also provided on outlet for the heightening emotions of the spectators. Cheerleaders helped promote school spirit as well as interest in sports, and they encouraged support of sports teams. 53 �• 1ft The Jun1or Closs looks forward to o "Bright New World" with their first ploce floot . "The End" wos ushered in with the third place Sophomore Closs entry. Second ploce went to the Seniors, who moved "The Wall" of prejudice. Not wonting to be thrown out on the first lop, the Pre-Low "float" was left covered until the second lop. �Betty Starr, the Pre-Law "Best Pal," is driven by Tyler Hall, in his MG-TD. The float committees delight in working against the clock to destroy their floats. Color Day: What a way to go! Lorry Gersh and Mike Saks make a rough translation. A loving cup depicts the glory of EAST. "That's a float?" queries Joni "EI Burro" is hesitant about being seen in public. �Looking Forward 56 Paul Springs (above ) models the latest in two - piece sw1mm1ng suits in the Senior Sk1t Miss Lockhart (right ) does the "Stone-Age Jerk ." The Junior Boys (be law) do a can -can dance. �Color Day parade "Forwards" was won by the Junior entry, "Bright New World ." The Senior float, "The Wall," copped second place, while the Sophomore float, "The Bomb," was third . The PreLaw Extravaganza, "The End of the World Machine," functioned as many had expected. Other clubs and individual classes entered floats . The assembly "Backwards," featured the class and faculty skits. First prize for skits went to the Seniors, second to the Juniors, and third to the Sophomores, while the faculty was left out. The crowning of Pam Shipp as May Queen ended the assembly. The track team went "All The Way" later in the day at the city track meet. Some of Ma Parker's boys, of the Junior Class, mourn the death of their leader in the Junoor Skit. The Jitterbug ( above ) is brought back from the ages in the Senior Skit The Sophomores (/eft ) backed into third place woth their back· wards baseball game. Ma Parker's boys (below ) sing " Poor Little Lambs" on the Junior Skit. '(' ' ~ I.,,;.·7• 4 \ _.,. '\ .: . ' . \-: , I ' �Confusion reigns as upper clossmen poke fun at the new sophomores. Governor Love gives the Angels o lesson in Citizenship. East Assays Assemblies "I dare you to be o square," voices Dr. J. Carleton Babbs. Marcellus Wallace and Pam Shipp look forward to the Senior Prom in May .• . Appearing as club members at the Sophomore Onento tion, David Lundqu1st and Marlene Zinn entice sophomores to join clubs. Goldhammer depict the typical •.• while Mary Sue Wilcox gives o cheer for the January activities . ~~- �Each year the busy assembly schedule starts out with the Sophomore Orientation. At the Citizenship Day Assembly, the Angels were privileged to have the Honorable Governor John A. Love as guest speaker. Many pep assemblies were scattered throughout the year. Chants of "We will win" echoed through the halls. The Thanksgiving Assembly was a change from previous years, featuring a satire on modern musical groups. East's Christmas Assembly, as always, was rich with beauty and tradition. The familiar holiday carols rang out as the Concert Choir marched in. Music for the assemblies is provided by East's orchestra and band under the direction of Mr. Kay Shadwell. Sophomore Angels Bob Bell, Coy Gilbertson, George Kawamoto, and Ann Schafer help the· cherleoders arouse student spint at a football pep assembly. The G.W. pep assembly was on the football field during practice The Concert Choir sings familiar carols at the Chr1stmos Assembly. Soonng music from the Concert Orchestra odds beauty to East's Chmtmos Assembly. Ul 0 Music for the Thonksgmng Assembly was provided by Lourie Bourke, Melody Reed, Sherry Elson, and Anthea Blonos. �Assemblies Officer Th1ade and h1s specially tra~ned dog of mob control at the Con1ne Assembly. At the traditional Code Assembly, Roger Green berg delivers on inspiring message on courage. During the Brotherhood Assembly Bill Teomon and Coral Replogle entertain the student body with ethnic folk songs. Tradition and variety highlighted second semester assemblies . Early in the second semester student leaders interpreted their views of courage, competence, culture, courtesy and character at the annual Code assembly. In March sophomore, junior and senior girls matched their impromptu reading abilities at the traditional Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. Near the end of the year, the election assembly for the '65-'66 school officers was followed by a student council safety assembly . Other interesting assemblies, including the Canme Corps and a Mikado teaser added diversity to the semester's assemblies. �The unseen scene setters Behind every assembly or show put on at East is the stage crew. Under the direction of Mr. Bill Holmes, the stage crew is responsible for lighting, sound, props and stage sets. These gentlemen ore also hired by the Denver Public Schools to work for any group which may rent the auditorium. Supervising all of the stage crew work is Coach Bill Holmes 61 Members of the stage crew work on scenery for The Mikado. �.. The cost assembles for the finale to receive its well -earned applause. KoKo (Greg Alex onder) IS 1n high spints when he finds his "substitute." The musical drama "The Mikado" by Gilbert and Sullivan was presented at East on March 26 and 27. The Mikado is a social satire on the "insanity of reason ." This production was made possible through the combined efforts of faculty and students alike. Mrs. Marion Padboy and Mr. Kay Shadwell hod charge of the musical end of the production. Drama direction was done by Mr. Irwin Keinon and choreography by Mrs. May Dunkin. Mrs. Olive Green assisted by Mr. Price Smith hod control of the art work of the show. History classes will remember making cherry blossoms way back in January, while the cast will remember the many hours of practice. Both students and faculty cooperated in order to make "The Mikado" one of the greatest things that has happened to East. Dove Pudlik as Pish Tush in the song "Our Great M1kodo" describes how a cheap toiler becomes the lord High Ex - John O' Donnell as Pooh Bah ex - Yum Yum, Connie Miller, and Nonki Poo, lee Fiser, comfort each other before they meet their fate at the hands of the lord High Execut1oner. �Music Department Presents ikado Pitti Sing (Marilyn Card) examines Pooh Boh (John 0 Donnell) to see 1f he is al1ve. KoKo (Greg Alexander) informs tion of the "second trombone." The chorus of nobles opens the show w1th "If You Want To Know Who We Are." Nanki Poo, a wandering minstrel disguised os a second trombone, was played by lee Fiser. -~-.....,......~r-1 Dave Soker as the M1kado assembles w1th the Girls' Chorus for the finale. Katisha (lynn Fisher) arrives at T1tipu to claim her rights as Daughter-In-law Elect. �The Concert Choir performs at the Christmas Program under the direction of Mrs. Marion Podboy. John T rovos, violinost for the Concert Orchestra, concentrates on a diffocult arpeggio. East High's music deportment, under the leadership of Mrs Marion Podboy, Mr. Kay Shadwell, and Miss June Sinnord, developed the deportment into on integral port of the curricular and extracurricular schedule. Mr. Shadwell prepared the Concert Bond and Orchestra for programs ranging from pep assemblies to the annual Spring Concert. Mrs. Podboy conducted the Concert Choir and Angeloires while Miss Sinnard worked with the Girls Ensemble and Mixed Chorus. Angeloores, composed of select members of the Concert Choir, song at assemblies and school functoons throughout the year 64 �Members of the Concert Choir pay doligent attention to their conductor. Mrs Marion Padboy prepares to direct the concert choir. Music Assemblies Noted by Student Body Mr. Kay Shadwell, instrumental music teacher, helps his class through a difficult passage in practoce. .... Miss June Sinnard directs the Boys Glee Club from the orchestra pit. The Concert Orchestra demonstrates that long hours of practice were not wasted as they gi•e another autstand ong performance . �Saks Secures Woodbury Mikkel Soks won the Ninety-Second Annual Woodbury Contest with his interpretive declaration, "On Being Accused of Treason." Other contestants were Fronk DeSciose, Lothor Reiman, Dirk Epperson, Brion Bollocker, Lorry Gersh, and David Hunter. Each of these contestants chose a tenminute declaration to deliver at on assembly held near the close of first semester. Outstanding citizens not affiliated with East were asked to judge the interpretations. Members of the Pre-Law Club served as ushers. Mikkel Saks receives the coveted Woodbury Medal. Clenching his fists in concentration, Dirk Epperson delivers "Invective Against Cory." Mikkel Saks delivers his prize winning speech, "On Being Accused of Treason." Stan Koshi, Frank DeSciose, Lothar Rei mann, Dirk Epperson, Mikkel Saks, and Larry Gersh ( from left) anxiously await the results of the contest. Lothar Reimann presents his interpretation of "Napoleon the Little." �Kington Captures Wolcott The Annual Wolcott Sight Reading Contest for girls was won by Miss lynn Kington. The selection chosen for sight readmg at the Wolcott Assembly was "Open Boat" by Stephen Crane. Each girl in the contest was chosen by a group of teachers on her sight reading ability. Each contestant read a part of the short story without any prior practice or knowledge of the selection chosen. Three individuals, not directly connected with the schoolMrs. Denamae Fox, Mr. Donald Malmgren, and Reverend Hugh Mullings- served as judges. Miss Lynn Kington reads her section of "Open Boat," whoch gave her the victory. 67 Congratulations are in order as contestants crowd around Lynn Kington at the end of the contest. Shafroth Contest Visits East The Shofroth Contest for extemporaneous speaking was established in honor of former Colorado Governor Shofroth. This contest, which visits East once every seven years, is divided into a category for girls and a category for boys. Two representatives from each of the eight Denver high schools participate in the competition . Miss Dana Gruenert and Mr. John Travis represented East t his year. Mr. Morrison Shofroth gives a history of the contest in honor of his father. Dana Gruenert delivers her speech, "Should Prayer Be Banned in Public Schools." �''Heavenly Spring'' 68 Jane McMillan is all ready for a pa jama party in her big , bright bloomers. Mona Porter's sm1le shows off the new fash ions of 1975. Unaccustomed to the Intricacies of modeling , Skip Simonton seems at a loss. Dressed 1n formal wear, PTA models gather for the finale while Greg Alexander s1ngs, " If Ever I Would Leave You ." Smiling, Cindy Ziegler assures the audience that they are "in" if they wear the new "London" look. �Senior Girl Awards FRIENDLINESS POISE Linda Hallberg Kathy Hearn CHEERFULNESS Patty Patterson Cheryl Horton SERVICE BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Leslie Clift DEPENDABILITY Sue Scott SENSE OF HUMOR Pamela Shipp LEADERSHIP Pat Stensaas SPORTSMANSHIP Betty Starr LOYALTY COURTESY Judy Miller Wanda Greer �George Kawamoto, Ron Gardner, Sue Shermack, and Susi Ando listen to a discourse by Mr. Arthur Bragg , Council Sponsor. Head Girl Leslie Clift and Head Boy Dan Eitemiller listen to a comment concerning juvenile delinquency. Marcellus Wallace clarifies his point as Joey Scott, Judy Miller, Mary Sue Wilcox, and Lonn ie Alexander listen. �Council Concocts Queen's Court Student Council promoted wider student contributions and spirit in extra-curricular activities this year. To accomplish this goal, the council established the queen regulation system, helped patch holes in the points system, and encouraged participation in all clubs. In addition, council challenged student apathy and conduct through assemblies, and helped conquer the litter problem. Beaming brightly to match the holiday spirit, Patty Regan cheerfully sweeps the hall. Members of the Student Council gaily trim the tree in the lunchroom. Tak1ng time out for a quick supper at the Student Council dec orating party are (from left to right) Mrs. Jack Beardshear, Mrs. Arthur Bragg, Mr. Robert Colwell, Mrs. Anne Broad, and Bob Bell. �Delegate Assembly Considers Crucial Questions Hugh Moore was elected second semester President. Bright and early every Friday morning, the eager and willing Delegate Assembly Representatives appeared at the door of room 50, waiting to hear the authoritative gavel of Hugh Moore, second semester president or Roger Greenberg, president first semester. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Bragg, legislation was speedily and effectively run through. Discussions of utmost importance, such as the delinquency in the student parking lot, the quagmires at the bus stops, and the money and goods needed by countless worthy charities, demanded the attention of the Assembly. The Assembly, directly involved with the Student Body, worked with the Student Council to create a better understanding between the administration and the students. A pun from the lips of Hugh Moore evokes mixed reactions among Assembly membeos. Busily capturing every word, dedicated Representatives take careful notes in order to keep the students well informed. Roger Greenberg, first semester President and ANGELUS Business Manager, gives an enthusiastic sales pitch for the ANGELUS. �73 Classification Boord members Wyndol Johnson, Schyleen Quolls, Ron Pomeranz, Undo Stott, Horlon Dolton, and Barbaro Vickers met in many places, including the tower, the armory, the teachers' lunchroom, and the Girls' Social Room . Classification Board The Activities Classification Boord was a newly created offshoot of Student Government at East this year. Corresponding to a judiciary, the "Points Board" was established for two major purposes. The Board kept individuals from holding too many offices and "spreading themselves too thin," and it therefore enabled a greater number of students to participate in leadership positions. It interviewed countless individuals and tried to establish a workable classification system for school and club offices. by determining the exact extent of the varied responsibilities within the school. Board members considered adding athletes to the classification system. Bnon Bollocker ( above) voices his opin ion at o Boord meeting Mr. Bragg (below), who spon sored the Student Government, was largely responsible for many of its accomplishments. ���ROTC Gives Students Leadership Company inspection 76 Battalion inspection Cadet Erskine Henderson nervously awaits the inspection party. As an incoming student, the ROTC Cadet quickly learns to be a soldier. He learns to wear his uniform properly, to put his brass in the right place, and how to obtain a mirror shine on his shoes and brass. His classes teach him about many different aspects of military customs and operations, and he learns to be prepared in drilling. By weekly inspection, his superior officers are able to evaluate his progress. Commandant of Cadets Sergeant First Closs Show checks for any flow while inspecting. Platoon inspection Much drilling is needed to perfect o precise "right face." �Aimed directly on the Bullseye is Jerry Bishop. The target is helpless be fore the crock shots of the East High Rifle Team. . . . llkew1se, before the s1g hts of Steve Suzuki. Trini Carrasco trustingly walks through the rifle exchange of the Drill Team. A Color Guard prepares to post the colors during on Assembly. The G1rls' Drill Team shows confidence 1n the accurate "V" formation of its drill. �Cadets Heed Motto ''To Learn To Lead'' 78 Platoon leader lorry Sorner checks to see if one of his subordinates knows his "Chain of Command ." A color guard detotl solemnly raises the flog during the Kennedy Memo rial Service. Taking time out from his do1ly schedule, Second Year Instructor StaffSergeant Elicerio answers a phone call. Early morn1ng proct1ces each week produce a precision East Drill Team . �Honorary Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cheryl Horton watches for any mistakes of the Girls' Drill Team . Bill Hillhouse successfully performs the "double pat" manual of the drill. Howard Nevins, Rifle Team Captain, and Chris Faber show the rigorous pos1t1ons they must stay in during a match. Students who hove shown exceptional ability in drilling or marksmanship may try out for the rifle team, drill team, or Honor Guard. These ore the cadets who help in winning many competitions throughout the year. These competitions include Boulder Competition, City, Brigade, and Federal Inspection. The Honor Guard Platoon, led by Cadet Sergeant MaJor Onodera, marches to its proper position for the Kennedy Memor1al Ceremony. A proper salute is returned by Cadet Captain Trini Carrasco. �Honorary Cadet Ma jor Kathy Reidesel Cheryl Horton Honorary Cadet Lieutenant Co/one/ 80 Cadet Lieutenant Colonel lwogoshi Battalion Commander Outstanding Leadership Shown in Cadet Corps �Cadet Captain Van Bradt Battalion S-2 Cadet Lieutenant Tenbrink Battalion S-1 Company Commander Company Commander Cadet Lieutenant Frank Cadet Captain Carrasco Molly Barnhart Cadet MaJOr Wong Battalion S-3 Honorary Cadet Captain Joni Diner Honorary Cadet Captain Battalion Air Officer Battalion S-4 Cadet Captain Nevins Cadet Captain Freehling Cadet Captain Slingo Cadet Lieutenant Davidson Company Commander Company Commander �First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Hillhouse Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Fields Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Daniels Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Sarner Honorary Cadet Captain Mardi Wright First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Gunn Platoon Leader Cadet L1eutenant Glover Honorary Cadet Captain Shari Wilkins Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Landis First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Nightengale Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Suzuki Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Noel Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Degenhart Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Morgan First Sergeant Cadet f1rst Sergeant Leslie �Seniors Excel Scholastically 83 East's senoor scholars thos year are (/eft to right, top to bottom ) Pat Stensaas, Koren Hooker, Annette Cluff, Lynda Watts, Chris Hart, Larry Atkison , Harlan Dalton, Betty Smith, and Larry Goldhorsch. Nine top students were designated as Senior Scholars for this year's graduating class. They are Lorry A. Goldhirsch, Christopher A. Hart, Horlon Dolton, Patricio Kay Stensoos, Betty Susan Smith, Koren F. Hooker, Annette L. Cluff, Lynda Lee Watts, and Lorry Atkison. They ore the top 3°o of the class of '65. Each has a 3.8 grade point overage or better for their three years at East and combined marks above 1310 on the College Boards. Most of these students ore active in extracurricular activities, and all ore deserving of this honor. �Writhing imitations and sposticotions dominated East's donees this year. The Moonrokers, Esquires, and Princetons inspired arm-raised jerkers and web-footed fruggers to move with the mosses. Tradition was blasted by new sounds and discotheque conformity prevailed. Susie Wyt1os sews up a decorot1on for the Junior Prom. .a. .. •• .... ·II' :1 E 1 Ul A rose is o rose is o rose is professed by Joy Foust. �Queen candidate Jane McMillon and lost year's Fall Sports Queen, Betty Storr (/eft ), face the camera during the Fall Sports Donee. 85 �oyalty MIS KA EN WHITE Anqelus Queen Countenance serene hides a hope carefully concealed. A night filled with promise and disappointment. A queen A crown coveted treasured envied. 86 MR. Bl LL OLIVER Anqelus Kinq Miss Karen White and Mr. Bill Oliver were selected as the 1964-65 Angelus King and Queen by the star of the famed "Tonight" show, Mr. Johnny Carson. Three sophomore girls and three sophomore boys were chosen as finalists by unbiased judges, and their pictures were then sent to Mr. Carson in New York. He then proceeded to select Karen and Bill as the new royalty on the basis of their pictures only, sending them his best wishes. �Johnny Carson Selects Angelus ing and Queen �L Ml full "Lunar Leaves," featuring the familiar beat of the Moonrakers, was the theme of this year's Fall Sports Dance, sponsored by the ANGELUS and SPOTLIGHT staffs. Autumn -colored streamers and leaves decorated the front hall, while blue lights porf 88 u n added a moonlit mood to the night. It was in this setting that Miss Cindy Ziegler, a football team candidate, and escorted by Mr. Bob Brannon, was crowned Fall Sports Queen by Miss Betty Starr, last year's queen. �II rt n The Fall Sports Dance PRESENTS Cindy Ziegler and Patty Patterson, escorted by Bob Brannon and Graig Weisbart, ANTICIPATION mounts as the Fall Sports Dance begins. FALL SPORTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS are, reading clockwise and top to bottom Katy Pate, Lilli Pntchard, Jane McM1IIan, Barbie Hurd, Patty Patterson, and Meredy Pate. Miss Cindy Ziegler receives the CONGRATULATIONS of her attendants Moments later a NEW QUEEN and her escort lead the traditional first dance. �Ml M TTl - MILT �Junior Prom Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Barbara Hurd, Cathy Riffle, Susan Shermack, Candy Sekyra, Laurie Bourke, and Carol Hearn . 91 Miss Mattie Milton reigns over her court with her escort, Mr. Edd1e Rankin. Juni r- m "Supercolifrogilisticexpiolidocious," the theme of this year's Junior Prom, token from "Mary Poppins," means something wonderful or almost perfect. "Super . . ." definitely fulfilled all expectations. The decorations, including pastelcolored streamers and on umbrella mode of paper carnations, created a fanciful atmosphere. Once again the scintillating beat of the Moonrokers was heard, as they added another whimsical note to the evening. The prom was highlighted by the triumphant crowning of Miss Mattie Milton by lost year's queen, Miss Potty Patterson. Miss Milton's escort was Mr. Eddie Rankin. �Ml ELIZA TH SNIDE AND MR. GA Y C UGHLIN Sweetheart Couple �Sweefheapf Dance Under a canopy of red and black streamers representing a castle, Miss Elizabeth Smder and Mr. Gary Coughlin were crowned king and queen of the traditional Sweetheart Dance. The popular Esquires added a delightful mood to "Reidn of Hearts." Head girl, Leslie Clift, and Head Boy, Dan Eitemiller, crowned the couple, while Sherrie Turnbull and Joey Nady bore the crowns to the throne preceding the ceremony. The newly crowned sweetheart couple enjoys "their donee." 93 Sherrie Turnbull and Joey Nody make very effective crown bearers. �Ml S M May Queen IP �May Queen Attendants ore (left to nght ana top to bottom) L1ndo Hallberg, Connie Miller, Barbaro Cox, Pam Shipp, Cindy Simonton, Mardi Wnght, Cheryl Horton, Kathy Hearn, and Lonnie Alexander. May ue n Attend nf 95 �Senoor Honorary Attendants ore (left to nght and top to bottom) Wanda Greer, Jane McMillan, Carolyn Word, Lilli Pritchard, Mary Sue Wolcox, Condy Burns, Mario Busso, Sue Scott, Pot Stensoos, Gorda McKenzoe, and Meredy Pate. s r H Attend nts The members af the Queens' Court are (left to right) Betty Starr, Potty Patterson, and Cindy Ziegler Queen ' �Junior Moy Queen Attendants ore {/eft to right and top to bottom) Susan Ando, Kathy Deutsch, Barbie Loom1s, Sara Johnson, Barbara Hurd, Candy Sekyro, Susan Shermack, and Carolyn Cheley. JunioP and SophomoPe May ueen Attend nfs 97 Sophomore May Queen Attendants are {/eft to right) Cay Gilbertson, Nancy Stratton, Kathy Starr, and Janice Millward. �Sports ••• 98 �The things an athlete remembers : long hours of practice well -worn holes in equipment the smell of the locker room the advice coach gave giving all you've got only to fail trying again -to succeed. the pain of a wrenched knee wanting to stay in . playing poorly- disgust- the frustration of losing . playing well- a smile- elation in winning. personal satisfaction in the team effort : a well fought loss The state trophy. �Angel strategy is then planned .. . A time out provides a chance to catch a needed breath and receive a sideline call ... Potential energy waits to be unleashed at the proper signal against Loveland. �Angels Tighten Up To Finish Strong The 1964 football season was filled with many ups and downs for the Big Red Team . For the first time in many years the Angels were not favored to win the City Title and were underdogs in many of their games. East finished in third place, only one-half game behind second-place Thomas Jefferson, in a Denver Prep League which was for stronger and better balanced than in post years. The Angels finished the season with on overall record of 7-3, and were rated as th~ 6th and 8th best team in the state in the UPI and Denver Post Prep Polls respectively. The Cherubs started their season on a high note by shutting out Pueblo Centennial, 19-0, and thus gaining revenge for the1r 27-26 loss to the Bulldogs in the 1963 State Playoffs. In their next game the Angels were defeated by a determined Loveland team, 12-7. The absence of Captain Steve Dertinger in this game because of illness decreased the power of the East attock. East was shocked in their next, their first league game, by the Lincoln Lancers, 13-7, a game in which they played poorly. Lincoln's winning tally come w1th twenty seconds left in the game, which the Angels hod been winning 7-6. The following week the team bounced bock to beat North, 19-7, at Manual Stadium. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 10 Duane Hasegawa 11 Rick Achatz 12 Roger Schafer 20 Art l evy 21 Mark McEihtnney 22 Mtke Hendryson 23 Toasty Brame 24 John Slovek 25 Gary Durance 26 Steve Dertinger 27 Joe Sonttfer 40 Floyd Tunson 41 Roger Cheatham 42 Gene Williams 50 Chris Hindman 51 lee Omohundro 52 Ben Garcto 61 Dick Jeske 62 Don Perkin 63 Dean Speliotes 64 Bruce Beaton 65 Don Eitemiller 66 Bruce Gilchrist 70 Gary Coughlin 71 Rayford Tillis 74 Greg Hume 75 Phtl VanBuskirk 76 PauiSprtngs 77 Bob Brannon Bl Glenn Hanley 82 John Dantels 83 Jim Cassell 84 Marcellus Wallace 85 J. Nady 86 Mike Stratton Coach Pat Panek 101 A famtliar stght- the powerful East end sweep consisting of Roger Schafer (12), Toasty Brame (23), Mike Hendryson (22), and Gene Williams (42). · -~~- ~~--~w.~ A massive pile of East and loveland players constitu tes a substantial gain. �Tailback Steve Dertinger (26 ), the second lead1ng scorer 1n the Denver Prep League, studies the defense look ing for an open receiver. Marcellus Wallace (84) beg1ns a delayed pass pattern with Steve Dert1nger lobbing the football. East Angels Stick The Angels then traveled to Pueblo again to face highly rated Pueblo East. They spoiled the Eagles' homecoming with a 26-0 trouncing in one of their best games of the season . The Cherubs returned to league action against Manual and had to come from twelve points behind in the last quarter to defeat the stubborn Thunderbolts, 27-19. In the big game of the season against arch rival George Washington, East came within one point of winning the coveted victory and defeating the mighty Patriots, who were highly favored to wallop the Angels. Steve Dertinger's second kick went wide, giving the Patriots a 14-13 victory. George Washington went on to win the league title. The Angel team then clobbered West, 34-7, and beat Thomas Jefferson handily, 23-14. In the final game of the season the Cherub team d1sproved the predictions by routing favored South, 21 -0. The mighty East defense held the Rebels to a mere two yards net rushing and allowed them only four first downs in the entire game. Toward the end of the season the team showed real ability and proved that they were comparable to past East powerhouse teams. 102 A dropped pass on th1rd down by Gene Williams (42) agamst North , sets up a punting s1tuation. Shown receiving the snap from Lee Omohundro (51) is Mike Hendryson (22), fifth lead1ng punter in the Denver Prep League. Coach Panek displays con· cern 1n regard to the Angel passmg attack . �All -City guard Ric h Jes ke (61), the smallest lineman in th e leagu e, tackl ed th1 s South end so hard that he dropped the ball. to Ground East High football players grabbed many All Star team honors this year. Those receiving First Team All -City ratings were Bob Brannon, Paul Springs, Lee Omohundro, and Nathan "Toasty" Brome. Second T earn honors went to Rich Jeske and junior Bruce Gilchrist. Gene Williams, Dean Speliotes, Mike Hendryson, John Daniels, Roger Schafer, Steve Dertinger, Floyd Tunson, Joe Sentifer, and Mark McElhinney received Honorable Mention Commendation Awards. Lee Omohundro was selected on the All -Metro T earn for the second straight year, and gained All -State Team honors. Junior fullback Mark McElhinney (21) shakes off a Loveland tackler as he drives through the lme on a trap play. Bruce Gilchris t (66) (left) kicks off. Repell1ng tacklers wa s Gene Williams' (42) ( above) spec1alty Floyd Tunson (40) (below ) is about to ambush a Loveland Ind ian back . �The half-time break gives the Angel players a well -deserved rest and an opportunity to hear the praises and complaints of the coaches. The East defense was responsible for most of the team's success this year Coach Paul Coleman developed a well -balanced defensive team which allowed opponents on overage of only 8 points a game. This was good enough to rank East among the top ten defensive teams in the state. They shut out three teams, and the three Angel defeats were by only 12 points combined. In the Jefferson game the defense provided the winning margin. Cornerbock Joe Sontifer intercepted a TJ screen pass and raced 33 yards for the winning touchdown and later tackled the TJ quarterback in the end zone for 2 insurance points. The East front line, led by AllCity Tackles Bob Brannon and Paul Springs, and All-State linebacker Lee Omohundro, held the powerful running attacks of TJ, South, and Pueblo East to 19, 2, and minus 31 yards rushing respectively. The East offense, under the direction of Myron Craig and Pot Panek, depended entirely on a strong running attock this year. Fullback Toasty Brame ron consistently all year to rank as the second leading rusher in the league. Junior wingbock Gene Williams showed promise of being one of East's finest bocks as he mode many long runs and scored 6 touchdowns for the Angels. These bocks' fine performances con be attributed to the Big Red line. East scored on overage of 20 points a game and tallied 13 points against Washington, a team which allowed only 21 points all season and ranked first in the state in defense. �Angel Defense Tough .. 0 Ul Tackle Bob Brannon (77) races down field to smash T J's Bob Wilson and prevent a long punt return. Tackle Paul Spnngs (76) uses his speed and weight to catch and crush a Loveland runner. The Angel defense harasses the T J bocks. Lee Omohundro (Sl) analyzes the ploy while Dean Speliotes {63) charges toward the GW quarterback. �Big Red Team Ranks End Marcellus Wallace (84) goes out for a pass. Tailback Steve Dert1nger (26 ) breaks 1nto the open for one of his three touchdowns ogo1nst West. Dert1nger k1cks a successful extra pomt, with Mike Hendryson (22 ) holdmg, following one of h1s touchdowns as Coach Panek and Don Eitemiller (65 ) study the oct1on closely. 106 �6th In State East's leading rusher, Toasty Brame (23) displays the high stepping runnong technique whoch earned him All City honors. Two year letterman Moke Stratton (86) (above right) played every positoon on the team in his three year career at East. Along with his great de fensive ploy in the secondary, Joe Sontifer (27) {/ower right ) specialized in beong the first tackler to reach the enemy boll carrier on kickoffs. ( above left) �Paul Coleman prepares All - City Tackle Bob Brannon for battle before the Washington game. Coach Kirk Hinderlider talks over the situation on the field with Coach Myron Craig who " sees all" from the press-box. The final game ... The empty stands •.. The equ1pment stored .•. The 1964 season ends. �Juniors Take Third JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER Rick Achatz Bart Baker Eddie SeDan Chris Bellairs Roger Cheatham Lloyd Daniels Greg Dunham Gary Durance John Fuller Albert Gale Bruce Gilchrist Glenn Hanley Jay Hendricks John Hendryson Chris Hindman Greg Hume Bob Johnson Art Levy Bill Macintosh Mark McElhinney Jay Nady Mike Nelson 8 iII Reyno Ids Ken Richardson Glenn Ruggles Herbert Sanders John Slovek George Tague Rayford Tillis Phil Van Buskirk Nicholas Walker Eugene Williams Everette Williams Coach Myron Cra1g 109 Coach Myron Cra1g and the Angel substitutes look an with disgust as the Juniors lose the1r game to Washington, 21 to 6, after leading at the half, 6 to 0. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Tied Percentage 1 .929 Washington 6 0 .786 1 1 Jefferson . 5 2 1 .643 EAST ...•• 4 .571 4 3 0 South ... 1 .500 North .. 3 3 .286 0 Lincoln .. 2 5 0 .143 6 West .143 Manual 6 0 .. . Chris Hindman (33) centers the ball to tailback Roger Cheatham (32) to start a powerful end sweep .•. Cheatham straight.arms a Washington tackler and cuts up field for a substantial gain. Wingback Herbert Sanders (70) fires a perfect pass to end Glen Hanley (3), who has faked out the GW defender. �East's sophomore team sets for a ploy in its game ogo1nst Wosh1ngton beh1nd center Momn Sm1th (52). A Washington runner finds it hard going against East's tough line as Don Westmoreland (10) and Momn Sm1th (52) look on . Sophomores Falter Early, Finish Strong SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Jefferson 6 Manual 6 West ... 5, Washington 3 Lincoln 2 2 EAST 2 South 0 North Lost 0 2 2 4 5 5 7 Tied Percentage 1 928 857 0 714 0 .571 2 .357 1 .285 0 .285 0 000 0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROSTER The new sophomore coaches, Kirk H1nderl•der and Charles Clarkson, go over some strategy for the second half of the Wosh1ngton game. Dove Bergren Glenn Boggess R1chard Bott Cra1g Boyle Dorsie Ch1lds Klaus Cox Willie fields Rod Florqu•st Joe Gnff1n Chm Hamilton Jim Hecht· N•elsen J1m Jackson B1ll Johnson George Kawamoto Lou1s Larson Clyde Lucas Jon Marshall Richard McGu~re Byron Melton Mark Morns Bill Oliver J1m Revels Gory Slovek Del Sm1th Herbert Sm1th Mamn Sm•th Lorry Stephens Steve Thomas Arch1e Topp1ng Lorry Tuggles Dan Westmoreland Cooch:!s K~rk Hinderllder Charles Clarkson �Golfers Putter to Third The East High golf team led by Tom Hoag and Tom Potter finished third in the league standings behind Thomas Jefferson and George Washing ton . East compiled a won -lost record of 18 and 10 in individual matches and a won -lost record of 5 and 2 in team matches . The only two losses were to G W. and T.J. First year coach Don Smith is hopeful of having a stronger finish next year. GOLF STANDINGS Won Washongton 24 Jefferson 24 EAST ... .. 19 South 15 14 Lincoln North 10 6 West .. Manual •........ 0 Lost Percentage 4 4 9 13 14 18 22 28 .87S .875 679 .536 .500 .357 .214 .000 GOLF ROSTER Tom Hoag Steve Johnstone Moke Lawrence Brian McCormack George McCotter John Ne,;.man Tom Potter George Somonton Dick Vogel Greg Weosbart Coach Do:~ald Smoth 111 East golfers Brian McCormack ( top left ), Tom Potter (top nght), Steve Johnstone bottom left ), and Tom Hoog (bottom right ) dosplay tee to green tactocs that brought them third place on city. �All -City player Jim Trotsky ( above) and state singles number one runnerup Ken R~pp ( below) demonstrate superb backhand form . TENNIS ROSTER Randy Brame Jock Glenn Steve Jackson Ron Lehr Brent Newton Word Phelps Ken Rupp Don Tawil Dove Tickton Mike Timchulo J1m Trotsky Steve Wilbur Coach Jim Coleman City and State Chomp number two Singles player, Brent Newton, waits anxiously for h1s upcoming match. 112 �Tennis deuces for Co-Championship in City, Topples All Others in State TENNIS STANDINGS EAST Wosh1ngton South Jefferson North L1ncoln West Manual Won Lost Percentage 36 36 . 29 26 20 6 6 13 16 22 31 33 41 11 9 .881 .881 .690 619 .476 .262 .215 .024 Once again the powerful Angel netmen took the City Crown in tennis. East was champion with Washington, each team having thirty-six victories in city competition. The East High state team then went on to put a powerful squad far ahead of everyone else in the State competition at Boulder. All -City Brent Newton was the state number two singles champion. Ken Rupp was runner-up number one singles player, and Jim Trotsky and Steve Jackson were runner-up doubles team. The State Championship was the culmination of a fine effort for captain Ken Rupp and coach Jim Coleman. Coach Jim Coleman watches his players closely before dec1ding final team positions. Doubles player Randy Brame (above } deftly places a net shot as teammate Jock Glenn looks on . Steve Wilbur (nght } serves a cannonball. Steve Jackson shows cham pionship determination in his service delivery. �Tension os the gun goes up .•• The Angel runners start the 112 · mlle race, deter mined to win 114 The w1nner, Tarry Har r 1 son, fin ish e s way ahead of the pack '" the City Meet in a new record time of 7 : 13 for the DPS Course �Angel Harriers Hustle to City and State Titles Many hopeful runners showed up in late August to try out for the East Cross Country team. There was little room for newcomers, however, as four lettermen returned from the 1963 State Champion ship team . Those returning were Torry Harrison, Mike Amori, Felix Landau, and John Davis. These four, along with junior Glen Eppelston, mode up the 1964 Varsity team . The Angel team won all of its meets except a close pre-season loss to Aurora Hinkley. Their best showing was the Ctty Meet, in which they scored on impressively low, record score of 17 points. The Angels then successfully defended thetr State Tttle, beating Greeley by 6 points, 52-58 in the 1964 State Meet at Boulder the following week. Team Captain Torry Harrison won both the City Championship and Denver lnvttotionol in record times. He placed third in the State Meet and led the team to another successful year. CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER Pomts EAST ··-···············-···············-·········· 17 Lincoln ·-················-······-·····-··········· 42 South -·-·-······--······-················· West ·--··-··-·····-······-··············-··· Jefferson ···-· -··-·· · - ·-··············· Washington --··- -·-- 48 70 75 Mike Amari John Davis Glen Eppelston Jim Fletcher Tarry Harrison Phil Johnson Felix landau Wynn Middlebrook Coach Jock Moulton In his brief two -year career as Cross Country Coach , Mr Jock Moulton hos gu1ded the Angel harriers to two consecutive State T1tles, a C1ty Title, and the 1964 Denver lnv1tot1onal Championship. H1s vast knowledge of the sport, h1s ngorous tro1ning pro · gram, and his amiable character are the keys to his success. 76 North ···-······ ······- ···- -··- -··· 113 Manual ·-···-·-····-·······- ··········-······· 126 Junior John Dov1s' fine finish helped to put the Angels on top 1n the DPS lnv1tat1onal Meet. East runners Fel1x londou ond Glen Eppelston spnnt to overtake o l1ncoln runner in the f1nol stretch of the C1ty Meet wh1ch the Angels won handily. �Could it be the magic of Coach Cole man's boots? Roger Cheatham (11) shoats a fall away JUmper similar to the one whiCh won the sem1 -f1nal game against Greeley 77 -73 and allowed the Angels to play in the State Championship game for the fourth stra1g ht year. Cherubs Are Champs Again The l %5 East basketball team successfully defended its 1964 City and State Titles, but achieved these goals through more difficult circumstances than those of the "Cinderella" team of lost year. In defeating the Pueblo Cots, 66-64 in overtime for the State Championship, the Angels climaxed one of the most exciting seasons in East's long sports history. The hopes for retaining basketball dominance this year were doubtful as only two lettermen, Jim Ellis and Steve Dertinger, returned to form the nucleus of the team. This inexperience and lock of depth hampered the Cherubs early in the season, but a change in personnel at the beginning of league ploy brought on a hustling team composed mostly of juniors. Much credit goes to the coaching ability of Coach Paul Coleman, who was as surprised as anyone when the Angels captured both the City and State Titles once again. The jubilant East players hoist a happy Coach Coleman to the1r shoulders for the trad1t1onal victory ride around the court. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Roger Cheatham Steve Dertinger Jim Ell1s Bernard Gipson Keith Rausch Rayford Tillis Floyd Tunson Marcellus Wallace Coach Paul Coleman Once aga1n Coach Coleman brings the "Big Iron," symbol of basketball supremacy 1n Colorado, to East from the "B1g House." �Senoor Marcellus Wallace (41 ) displays the con centration that made him the best free throw shooter on the team this year. Go ing high to block opponents' shots was Jom Ellis' specialty all year. Keith Rausch (35 ), an expert ball handler and shooter, forces a West defender to yield ta his drive for the basket. Analyzing the opponents' style of ploy, Floyd Tunson ( 13) awaots his turn to stop them. �118 The 1965 State Champion Basketball Team stands for the National Anthem . Angel Dribblers Surprise All; The Angel players re ceive last minute in structions and strategy from Coach Paul Coleman. The game with Manual begins with Rayford Tillis (54) controllmg the tip-off. �The excoting actoon on the court is watched Intensely by Coaches Paul Coleman, Pat Panek, and Don Sm1th, while Cheerleader Connie M1ller expresses her delight in another East basket. Grab City, State Titles for 2nd Year An extremely well-balanced Denver Prep League had one of its most exciting seasons of competition as four teams remained in contention for the title until the last night of league play. The final night of league play determined the winner as East emerged the champion as the result of Jefferson's win over the Lincoln Lancers, who were tied with the Angels. The Lancers were the only team that the Cherubs failed to beat in league play, as they defeated the Angels in two exciting games, 62-58 and 69-68 in overtime. Despite its erratic play at times, East survived the first round with only two losses, one each to Lincoln and Jefferson. East's play improved steadily in the second round, but the team failed to dominate any one game and had to come from behind in most of the games. Six of its lost eight games were won or lost by three or fewer points and were usually decided in the final seconds. Highlights of the season were two victories over Washington 59-52 and 73-70, and a revenge victory over Jefferson, 70-69. Both of these teams were rated as top teams in the state at the time of their downfall. East climbed steadily in the Denver Post and UPI polls all season, and finally rated as second and third best teams respectively, but proved its supremacy in the State Tournament with wins over La Junto, 79-59; Greeley, 77-73; and Pueblo, 66-64 in overtime. The poise, desire, and precision ploy were keys to success. Forward Marcellus Wallace (40) fires a jumpshot over the screen set by Keith Rausch (341 to score ag ainst Mon11ol. �Employing his greot speed ond agility, Junior Guard Roger Cheatham (10) dribbles past a Washington defender for an easy lay -up. The members of East's 1965 State Championship team received many honors for their excellent play and steady improvement throughout the season. Jim Ellis gained First Team All-City, All State Tourney, and All-Metro honors. All-City Second Team awards went to Rayford Tillis, Roger Cheatham,,and Marcellus Wallace, while Steve Dertinger, Keith Rausch, and Floyd Tunson received Honorable Mention Commendations. Rayford Tillis, Roger Cheatham, and Keith Rausch were also elected to the All-State Tourney Team. The coveted award of Prep of the Week went to Marcellus Wallace and Jim Ellis during league play. With a predominance of juniors on this year's squad and their vast improvement during the season, the team prospects for next year are very bright. Season Filled With Excl-ement, �One of the more colorful players in the league, Marcellus Wallace brings down a rebound with authority. VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage .786 3 EAST ••••• 11 .714 Jefferson ....• 10 .714 4 Lincoln ..........• 10 Washington 9 .~3 5 7 Manual 7 .500 .429 West 6 8 i2 .1.3 North ...••....• 2 .071 13 South ..•...•.....• • 121 Team Captain and three -year letterman Steve Dertinger (23) arches a shot over the outstretched arms of a L1ncaln player. East lost to Lincoln in overtime, 69-68. Tension, Victory It was a frustrating but happy season for Coach Coleman, his players, and the East rooters as many games were decided in the last minute of play. �Juniors dunk to 4th Place JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage Jefferson .......... 11 Lincoln ... 9 Manual . ·········· 9 EAST ............ 8 South ........ ... 7 7 North Washington ....... 5 West ............. 0 ....... Keith Rausch (35) "guns" o jump shot over the head of o Viking defender. Airborne, Bernard Gipson (21) scrambles for the "peel." 3 5 5 6 7 7 9 14 .786 .643 .643 .571 .500 .500 .357 .000 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Rick Achatz Richard Armstrong Charles Davis David Gaul Greg Holmes Steve Jackson Robert Knox Creighton Nody John Slovek Ned Sutton CoachPot Panek In hot pursuit, John Slovek (26) attempts to "choke" o loy-up. �Glen Boggess (11) drives past an opposing player to get the ball into the fore-court. Wayne Boyles (10) leaps h1gh in the air to get off a shot in the Manual game. Sophomores Grab First 123 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage EAST ............. 11 3 .786 Washington ....... 9 .643 5 Jefferson 9 5 .643 Lincoln ... ········ 9 5 .643 West ............. 8 .571 6 Manual 7 7 .500 ... South .. 3 11 .214 North ........... 0 14 .000 ....... .. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROSTER Glenn Boggess Wayne Boyles Leonard Davis Joe Griffin Jim Hecht-Nielson Jim Jackson Clyde Lucas Richard McGuire Mike Nunley Bill Oliver Dennis Richards Delbert Smith Larry Stevens Steve Thomas Danny Westmoreland Clint Williams CoachDan Smith A Manual basketball player finds it hard to get rid of the ball as Mike Nunley (13) and Glen Boggess (11) have him boxed in. �Mike Hendryson exe cutes a perfect roc1ng dive. East swimmers (/eft to right) Steve Johnstone, Rod Florqu1st, Jim Florey, Dov1d Bonham and Bob Garcia display their enthusiasm for on East victory. SWIMMING STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage Washington Jefferson Lincoln EAST South .. North .. Manual West 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.000 857 .714 .571 .429 .286 .143 .000 SWIMMING TEAM ROSTER John Barber Bob Bell Bob Bolden Dov1d Bonham Wayne Cockle Don Eitemiller J1m Florey Rod Florquist John Fuller Robert Garcia Bob Gates Tim Greer Mark Hogiyo Glenn Hanley Pete Holme John Hendryson Mike Hendryson Steve Johnstone Scott Manley Hugh Moore Eli Rome Charles Tuft Word Phelps Roger Schaffer Coach Chuck Clarkson Splashing, John Hendryson strokes to a bcckword victory. Jim Florey (above) gargles his way through another race; Scott Manley (below) flutters his way by the 75 yard mark. �Steve Johnstone .. . the approach .. . the spring .. . Swimmers Splash to 4th in City and State East's swimming team was sprinkled with several outstanding performers this season, but generally lacked depth. The first meet of the year with Lincoln was heartbreaking as the Angels came within four points of a victory. With consecutive wins over North and South, East met defeat by George Washington. A week after defeating the Manual mermen, East grabbed an admirable fourth place in the DPHSAL Relays. The tanksters closed out their league competition with a victory over West and absorbed a loss at the hands of Thomas Jefferson . In the State Meet, East's Medley Relay team, consisting of John Hendryson, Jim Florey, Scott Manley, and Mike Hendryson, placed second. In addition to this fine showing, Mike Hendryson placed fourth in the 100yard Free Style, Scott Manley took third in the 100-yard Butterfly, and Jim Florey placed fourth in the 100-yard Breast Stroke. Others qualifying for the State Meet were Dan Eitemiller, Tim Greer, Glenn Hanley, and Peter Holme. the follow through. Coach Charles Clarkson computes the re sults of a competitive intrasquad contest. 12 �126 Grapplers Tie Up Fourth Place Being congratulated by team -mates, Dave Mourhess raises his hand after a victorious heavyweight match . The East High wrestling team completed one of its most successful seasons, finishing in a tie for fourth place with Manual and North in the regular league matches. Although they finished seventh in the District qualifying match, the grapplers had been improving steadily all season. In the regular season East won matches against George Washington, Manual, and Thomas Jefferson . Since Coach Jim Coleman's squad was made up mostly of juniors, the team should be a very strong contender next season . Team Captain Gene Williams and Bruce Gilchrist, who are both juniors, led the team to its fine season this year. Williams was East's only entry in the state wrestling championship. He was barely beaten out in the semi-finals and came in fourth place in his weight division. Go1ng for the pin against their opponents are Bruce Gilchrist (above) and Gene Williams (below) . �Holman Carter finds himself in an awkward position in his match against South. WRESTLING STANDINGS Lincoln ········ West ········· .. South ........... EAST ....... . .. Manual North ·········· Washington Jefferson ......... ... . Won Lost Percentage 7 0 1000 6 1 .857 4 3 .571 3 4 .428 3 4 .428 3 4 .428 2 .286 5 6 .143 WRESTLING ROSTER Trinidad Carrasco Holman Carter Barry Fancher Wrlliam Fields Pete Garcia Jim Garrett Bruce Gilchrist Ron Gilden Alan Johnson Bob Moore Dave Mourhess Mike Nelson Tom Pohlman Joe Santifer Herbert Smith Bill Thurow Gene Williams Mike Young Coach Jim Coleman Watching intently as a team -mate wrestles with an opponent, Bruce Gilchrist (/eft) limbers up for hrs match. Coach Jim Coleman and his squad (above) observe another prnning combrnatron being formed. �GYMNASTICS ROSTER Bruce Arellano Roy Arnsmeyer Curt Campbell Dick Cassidy Mike Foley Pete Garcia Dan Grunfeld Steve Johnstone Ed Loredo Bob Mallett Mike E. Maxey Mike J . Maxie Bob Moore Brian Prendergast Ron Richmeier Mike Young Coach Ball Holmes Sophomore gymnast Stan Koshi practices on the hagh bar for an upcomang meet Gymnasts Show Winning Form 128 Brion Prendergast prepares for the dasmount at the finash of his routine (/eft) . After his dismount he comes to a fanishing posi taon (above). �Mike Foley is shown performing his routine on the side horse, gymnastics' most difficult event. Caach Btll Holmes watches intently during a gymnastic meet with TJ . Mike Maxey executes a giant swing . �VARSITY BASEBALL ROSTER Ken Boker Warren Cornell Terry Franchini Dove Gaul Duane Hasegawa Rod Hoffman Gregg Hume Rich Jeske Mike Kuykendall Bill Macintosh Bill Moss Joy Nody Dennis Nakamura Byron Riggs Herbert Sanders Tom Severtson Dove Tickton Jom Trotsky Steve Tursick Gory Wood Coach A disgusted Cooch Cr01g poonts out o costly error by on Angel fielder to Asmtont Coach Coleman who is keepong score. Myron Craig Baseballers Battle And Bobble To Lower Division Starting Pitcher Byron Roggs (right) fires another strike to his Catcher Rich Jeske (below) as he goons o coveted no-hitter ogoonst West. �All -City Outfielder B1ll Moss connects for a h1t and uses his tremendous speed to reach th1rd base for a tnple . 131 Jun1or Shortstop Steve Jackson scoops up a hot grounder with the ease that made him one of the best East infielders this year. �East Defends AII .Stote spnnter Jerry Stevens shows the form that won h1m the coveted title. Steve Dertinger races post teammate John Davis for o victory in the 880 yord run . Brood -Jumper Don Eitemiller proves his theory that Angels con fly �State Title Receiving the baton from Marcus Morris, speedster "A. C." Levy is long gone. Sprinter Bill McMosley ga1ns valuable secon ds with h1s lightning-quick start The timers, a v1tal part of every meet, await the f1nish of the 440-yard run . ...w w Shown hurd I in g h1s way to victory is Mark McEih1nney. �D1scus thrower Bob Brannon grimaces during one of his throws . Paul Springs puts the shot during on attempt at the state record . Angels Tops in Track Gregg Euell trots down the runway in preparation for a vault. �... up and over. 135 TRACK ROSTER Richard Armstrong Mike Amari Chris Belloirs Glen Boggess Robert Brannon Steven Christensen Gory Coughlin J1m Curt1s Steven Dert~nger Greg Dunham Don Eitemiller Greg Euell Rod Florquist Tyler Hall Torry Harrison George Hol'voth Felix Landau Art Levy Bill McMosley Hugh MacMillan Mark McElhinney Marcus Morris Mike Nelson Joe Santi fer Roger Schafer Gory Slovek John Slovek Herbert Smith Paul Springs Jerry Stevens Rayford Tillis Phil Von Buskirk Eugene Williams Clinton Williams Kent Williams �Clubs ... Belonging- a necessity in the mind of youth . For a life lived in society needs to know the forms The interaction of individuals, Learning, In participation. �37 �ICC Stresses Club Unity INTER-CLUB COUNCIL President - Chm Hart Secretory - Pot Stensoos Sponsor- Mr Arthur Bragg Sue Allen Lorry Atk1son Lillian Boin Molly Barnhart Bnon Bollocker Nancy Brandt Bob Brannon Cindy Burns Annette Cluff Gory Coughlin Horlon Dolton Steve Dertinger Melody Fujimori Jennifer Griffey Dono Gruenert Jonny Hamilton Shirley Hoffman Gayle Kotzelnick Stan Losby Carol Lee M1ke Lee Ron Lehr L1ndo Linton Wiley Newbold Glenn Ruggles Lorry Sorner L1ndo Schlichting Sue Scott Lindo Servey Liz Snider Morg1 Stewart Jane Waterman Shari Wilkins JoAnne Wh1sler Carol Wohl Mr. Earl Reum, guest speaker at the Fall ICC Banquet, begins his speech on on insp~rotlonol note . .. 138 . . . and elicits on unusual response. ICC members enjoy potluck at the Fall Banquet. Inter-club Council, composed of 37 presidents of the clubs at East, had another fruitful year of activity. They sponsored such overwhelming successes as the Sweetheart Dance and the clean-up campaign. Under the leadership of Chris Hart, ICC collected large amounts of money which contributed significantly to the Mile High United Fund Drive. ICC concluded an active year with the Spring Banquet . �Piton Placing Perfected New members are briefed on technique, a prerequosite for all beginning climbers. AUFSTEIGER CLUB ROSTER President- Glenn Ruggles VICe President- Bill Burgin Secretory- Judy Argall Treasurer - l1o9er Fuller Sponsor- Mr Harold R. Craig Bruce Beaton Bob Brannon Ben Brock Dave Brunton Jim Burbank Jom Cazer Loos Dahm John Daniels Chuck Fleoscher Jay Foust Moko Gardner Tono Gardner Bruce Gilchrost Robert Glassey Tom Harper Tarry Harmon Mike Hendryson Betsy Kelley Pete Kittredge Doug Knox Mike Lawrence Deanna Linn Mark McElhinney Vicko McQueary Tom Morgan Andy Naylor Lee Omohundro Don Peterson John Ross Carolone Schomp Susan Shermack Danice Skolout Londo Stott Bruce Walker JoAnne Whisler Jom Cazar, Jay Foust, and Steve Milligan watch as a fellow member tackles a treacherous rack. Roger Fuller rappels on o challenging climb. There is but one eternal question asked of mountain climbers: "Why do you scale peaks?" There is also but one answer: "Because they ore there." Founded this year by mountaineering enthusiasts, Aufsteiger (a German word meaning climber) engaged in such activities as technical rock climbing and hiking. Winter mountaineering activities consisted of cross-country skiing, ice climbing and snowshoeing . Free fall experts within the club instructed beginners. Mr. Rex Craig accompanied the club on scenic excursions as sponsor. �Folksingers Go Ethnic The ethnic group of East High, united into a Folk Song Club, kept busy with numerous activities. One activity of great success was the joint EastGeorge Washmgton "Hootenanny" held early in the year. The Folk Song Club also had several professional entertainers, such as "K•m" and "Mike" from the Denver Folklore Center. The highlight of the year was a field trip to the Analyst, where members enjoyed the music of Kim King. 140 The strains of modern protest music enrapture East students at a concert. Connie Nakashima President- Patt1 Clements Kris Halberg Vice -President- Julanne Kurtz Carolyn Hastings Wiley Newbold Secretary- Linda Stott Rob Hollis Mary Pacheco Treasurer- Lolly lundqu1st Pete Holme Gail Packer Parliamentarian- Greg Alexander Karen Hooker Mimi Packer Gail Prendergast Robin Agur Carolyn Howe Linda Raskin John Baker Sue Huber Pete Humphreys Patty Reagan Jeff Ball Martha Iverson Melody Reed Judy Barber Linda Jensen Ca~ol Replogle John Bedoe Janice Jussell Bunny Richards Jeff Beth Phil Korokawa Jack Rigg Barb Bonham Donna Kato Lynda Rock Mary Brent Sharon Kato Miriam Rubin Dave Brunton Edith Ke1ry M1ke Saks Mana Buss1 Mary King Steve Sandusky Frances Caldwell Kathy Klatt Carol1ne Schamp Diane Caracasis Stan Koshi Sheila Simmons Reg1na Carrasco Pam Kubly Sue Speicher Carol Cheek Mary Kunz John Spencer Dwayne Clark Elaine Kusulas Tam Stanek Lewanna Cunningham Marvel Lawson Valerie Staples Margaret Decker Lindo Lambott Dave Stern Dave Del Junco Debbie lipp1s Barb Steuart Sandee Dill Ron Lundquist Willa Swanson Charlie Dillon Bruce Maclean Pat Tams Pat Dreher Peggy Tatum Meredy Moll Danny Dreyer Lance Matsumonii Linda Thornburg Monte Egle Jeanette Mayberry Mary Torrington Gwen Erdmann Dianne McDowell Carl Turnbull Dave Evans Bnan Varner Cynth1a McKee Ruthe Feilbert Ellen McKenz1e Paul Vogel Bert Fields Candy Meininger Margo Wallace W1llie Fields Sharon Watanabe Carl Metz LaVeeda Garlington Merce Moore Frank Withrow Susan Gibbs Ellen Morimoto Marshall Wong Karen Gomez Joan Mueller Winifred Wnght Stephanie Gonzales Karen Myers Dana Gruenert Kim King , professional folksinger, performs for George Washington and East Clubs. �FLC Hosts Indian Dinner President- Carla linton Vice·President- Marte Thomas Secretary -linda Servey Treasurer- Kathy Heger Assistant Secretory- Susan Nethaway Sponsor- Mrs. Blanche Pigott Patric1a Bouchier Pat Brennan Marta Bussi Karen Cruter Georgia Gatseos Rob Hollis Jerry Hemsi Barbara Irving Janet Jacobs lorelie Jones Elaine Kusulas J anette Mayberry Nancy McNeil Barbara Nixon Glenn Pfeifer Patty Reagan Rosie Richter Kay Roberts Kathy Schoendaller Judy Sienknecht Karen Sienknecht lou Skubal Mary lou Steele Barbie Ziskin Club members listen to a talk on the precepts of effective trick.or·treoting for UNICEF at the Halloween Party. Kathy Heger writes receipts for dues, showing adminis· trative ab1lities. One of the major activities of the Foreign Language Club was a dinner in cooperation with International House for visitors from India. The club members cooked all the well-curried food themselves and prepared place settings written in Sanskrit, a dead language. Their agenda also included a Halloween Party with "trick-or-treat" for UNICEF, and an inter-cooperative meeting with D. U.'s Foreign Language Club. Patty Reagan sings the old Berundian favorite, "The Cloven Feet." �Service, Focal Point of Tri-Hi·Y Year Connected with the Young Men's Christian Association, Tri-H1-Y served school and community. They attended a different restaurant for a Sunday breakfast once each month, followed by a visit to a church . They caroled for nursing homes at Christmas, went sledding with the Key Clubbers, and got to the core of their activities by selling "daffy apples." The officers provided broadly based leadership for the year's round of service opportunities. Illuminated by symbalec candles, a chapel is the setting for a meaningful and solemn ceremony. Openong the bi -annual initiation ceremony, Molly Barnhart pre sents the traditional code of ideals which each member should possess. 142 Pres1dent- Molly Barnhart Vice President- Sue Knll Correspondmg SecretaryJolene Seifned Recording Secretary- Sheryl Wright Treasurer- Mary Sue Wilcox Semce Chairman- Joll Hassan Chaplain- Sue Rettberg Lonnie Alexander Nancy Bonnot Mary Blake Sharon Board Lau ne Bourke Karen Cruter Susan Dembeck Barbara Foreman Cindy Friedlob Pat Garrett Judy Glathar Sally Grandy Jill Hassan Beth Haugen Judy Henry Linda Hutchoson Sara Johnson Betsey Kelley Claudia King Ann Lupberger Gorda McKenzie Joan Mueller Pam Nielson Jane Pace Jan Parker Mona Porter Carolyn Richardson Kathy R1edesel Margie Schilt Kathy Schoendaller Susan Shermack Cindy Simonton Nancy Smith Jackie Troyer Oonra Vogel Mardi Wright Bet h Haugen serves "Purple Passion" punc h to Joan Mueller at a club fu nction. �Teens Model Textures The Model Teens highlighted the year with their fashion show, My Fair Lady, at the Hilton Hotel December 4. They displayed the latest Aline skirts, hair switches, and textured stockings in the most successful show in several years. The girls also learned the art of good grooming when a speaker from John Powers' Model School delivered a discourse on good grooming . Alice Sawaya models the latest in Discotheque. The "Fa1r Lad1es" of the Model Teens, Lin Rankin and Melody Fujimori, host for the December 4 show. President- Cindy Burns Vice President- Dana Gruenert Secretary- Carolyn Cheley Corresponding SecretoryLaurie Bourke Treasurer- Kathy Deutsch Sponsors- Mrs. Manlyn Hoyle Mrs Joan Rudel Kathy Bagan Mary Brent D1noh Bussi Carol Cunningham Dono Detondt Ann Dov1s Sharon Doido Kay Eldredge Melody Fujlmori M1ki Gordner Judy Glothor Mary Gibbs Susan G1bbs Sue Gngg Marilyn Griffin Carolyn Hast1ngs Beth Hawley Mary Ann Heilig Carol He1sten Barbara Hurd Jon Houston Julie Hedge Mary Homstod Cheryl Horton Ginny Irving Wyndol Johnson Mary Kane Kathy Kane Sue Krill V1ckie L•nzy Barbaro Loomis Lindo Love Marti Humm Lorene Lundquist D1ane Maclean Mattie Milton Anne Manning Bonnie McCune Gorda McKenz1e Jane McMillan Ann Montes Karen Myers Koty Pate Meredy Pate L1lly Pritchard Schyleen Qualls Lindo Rankin Nancy R1cky Donna Rogers Glono Rogers Harnett Sakamoto Margie Schilt Lmda Schllcting DaniCe Skolout Alice Sawaya Nancy Sm1th Lmda Sp~rek Nancy Stratton Betty Starr Kathy Storr Gall Tokomine Linda Thllle Phyllis Walker Carolyn Word Volenc Watson Koren Wh1te Y1kk1 Worley Syfv•o Wong Mord1 Wnght Margaret Young �Concentrating on the delicate art of sewing Christmas stockings are Liz Snider, Miss Sherley Asklof, Laura Partridge and Lugeanea Beverly. Y-Teens Sew Up Successful Year President- Liz Snider Vice -President- Lugeania Beverly Corresponding Secretary- Laura Partridge Recording Secretary- Janet Hanc!.ett Treasurer- Linda Engles Worship Chairman- Sharon Board Program Chairman- Lolly Lundquist Social Chairman- Lianne Aoyagi Serrice Chairman- Christine Cronkey Cherie Adams Judy Anderson Meredis Ausbee Linda Beebe Roseann Brent Mikelle Bryant Karen Burran Rase Marie Cash Lorraine Caustrita Jomi Clarke Pottle Clements Cindy Collins Linda Cook Barbee Cox Susan Dembeck Phyllis Drew Marete Egle Linda Everitt Cindy Friedlob Dana Fulton Barbara Gall Miki Gardner Toni Gardner Linda Gavette Susan Gibbs Linda Gilmore Sue Gilmore Pat Glassey Erna Ganglach Linda Grauberger Joan Green Variety was the spice of the Y-Teen year. This group of girls, affiliated with the YWCA, started off the year with a money-raising potato chip sale. They gave canned goods to the poor, sewed stockings for the Santa Claus shop, and attended religious ceremonies Their major project was painting the Rec Room at the "Retired Teachers Home." �As a guest speaker at a meeting , Miss Colorado for 1965, Katherine Kn1ght, gives special advice to members on being well -rounded, successful individuals. 145 Linda Hall Kris Hallberg Linda Hallberg Virginia Hanchett Michelle Hawley Shirley Henry Karen Hickman Deborah Hogue Monte Holst Mary Homstad Kathy Hotaling Sue Huber Linda Hutchinson Ethel Kimmett B1b1ana Koder Pam Kubly Marilyn Leach Linda Leaf Deanna Linn Eloth Llafet Anne Lupberger Edith McKee Jinny McKinzie Mimi McKinzie Vicky McQueary Karen Moritz Lois May Candy Meininger Sylvia Mickelson Janie Millward Rochelle Moore Jovy Morishige Pat Murphy Mory Pacheco Connie Padilla Laura Partridge Patty Patterson Marsha Pierce Cindy Richards Nancy Ridenour Delilah Rios Ann Roggenbach Glenda Rose Carol Sage Margie Schilt Kathy Schaendaller Sue Scott Ida Seymour Jan Sutherland Connie Takamine Peggy Tatum Marie Thomas Pam Thurow Georjean Toffoli Sheila Toliver Pamela Travis Marie Underwood Barbara Vickers Bonnie Warner Sharon Watanabe Jane Waterman Loretta Weber Cheryl Wright Kayvonne Wright Susie Wytias Suzanne Young Mary Zolar Lianne Aoyagi and Lolly Lundguist help the needy wh1le sharing gossip over a cup of coffee. �President- Jennifer Griffey V1ce President- Dove Brunton Secretary- Janet Block Treasurer- Joan Crow Sponsor- Miss Jean Aschbocher Pete Agur Lillian Boin John Barber Judy Barber Bill Beitscher Carol Beitscher John Berry Sharon Black Bob Bolden Donna Bottorff Dinah Bryan Jim Cour Jami Clarke John Daniels Dove del Junco Gerry del Junco John Dinan Donny Dreyer Tim Eitel Kay Eldredge Ball Elsey Sandy Febinger Jay Foust Barbara Franz Melody FuJimori Dono Fulton Jam Garrett Bob Gates Cay Gilbertson Sue Gothmon Neal Griggsmiller Susie Haskins Jill Hassan Gisela Hauert Michele Hawley Carol Heisten Pete Holme Karen Humm Barbara Hurd Janice Iwasaki Bill Johnson Donna Koto Axel Kaulisch Steve Keefer Jay Foust carefully prepares for a landing after a harrowing jump off a mogul. Ball Kindel Km Klane Mary KunJ: Ken Levin Dave Margolin John Marshall Lauro Mosunoga Lois May Jane McMillon Evelyn Melnick Herb Melnick Janice Mellword Byron Milton Meredy Moll Tam Moody Sharyn Morimoto Mike Nelson Nannette Nielsen Pam Nielsen Dotty Ohm.,, Cheryl Oye Roger Peterson Jim Philpott Nancy Richey Goal Ritterspach Kay Roberts John Ross Sora Rothchild Ann Schaefer Tom Schaetul Gory Skeeters Dan ice Skolout Kathy Smith Bob Snyder Dick Standley Dave Stern Dan Stuart Hans Stuart Charles Tuft Jackie Tedesko Gory Thompson Jerry Thompson Mary Torrington Matt Wado Chuck Wagner Bruce Wiggans Mary Zipp Mary Zalar Dave Margolin displays the skill which earned him the official right to teach the difficult art of skiing. With a flash of 184 shining poles in the dawn sun, Skeast rushes down a powder covered slope on one of its many snow-centered weekends. Although many members of the club were most commonly found schussing down a difficult slope on their backs, others still competed admirably in meets with other schools. However, the greatest pleasures of skiing are not found in competition but rather in the exquisite thrills of speed and in the joy of apres ski. A Skeast competitor, Dove Margolan, ends a fast downhill slalom. Paul Sibley demonstrates his new skiing technique. �Skeast Slithers Down Slopes 147 A husky waits patiently for his Skeast master. Skeast members collapse into a double chairlift and begin to conserve energy for their final run . The foreboding red cross sign hangs as a prophet of doom for careless skiers. �Mrs. May Dunkin aids . .. . . . two dancers to achieve poise and grace. Clod in their slinky leotards, the members of Orchesis pointed and stretched in on effort to improve their individual co-ordination and skill. They began each week with austere expressions and tout muscles in movement under the able guidance of Mrs. May Dunkin. Orchesis enjoyed a year of smooth and graceful growth. Orchesis members perfect their agil1ty in the art of modern dance. Orchesis 148 President- Linda Schlicting Vice -President- Barbara Foreman Secretary- Chris Cronkey Treasurer- Terri Couture Sponsor- Mrs. May Dunkin Lugeania Beverly Gayle Dickson L1nnea Elmer Judy Gordon Joan Green Diana Hoague Ruth Holmes Janice Jessell M1ckie Loveland Anne Lupberger Jackie Mattox Cathy McRoe Barbara Melnick Joyce Parks Beverly Pierson Terri Platts Norma Revels Bunny Richards Tita Sanders Candy Sekyra Ruth Smith Debbie Somsky Viv~an Thompson Irene Timmons Alicia Wickliffe Lauren Wilhoite Kayvonne Wright �Symposium Examines Eclectic Enigmas Deriving their nome from the discussion and drinking seminars of the erudite and ancient Greeks, the Symposium deviated from its admirable namesake tradition. The club hod many interesting speakers and discussions, and fairly blossomed under the competent sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Weed and her partner in leadership, Club President, Barbaro Spar. Mrs. Mary Weed gives her absolute attention to a speaker discussing Art Films. Mr. Sheldon Stanf1ll becomes enraptured while exploin1ng the traumas of the Ptolemic War. Members of the Symposium perspicaciously analyze the latent essences of the speaker's oratory. President- Barbara Spar Vice -President- Nancy Beezley Secretory- Georjean Toffoli Sponsor- Mrs. Mary Weed Carol Anderson Charolette Bell Lois Dahm Gerri Duvall Jeanette Eisnach Wiley Newbold Pam Pearce Diana Rice Sara Rothchild Margaret Smith Liz Snider Valerie Staples Linda Watts Marlene Zinn Carlotta Falcon Judi Gordon Manta Jo Holst J1m Holyfield Ela1ne Jackson Janice Levisohn Patricia Lewis Chuck Love Rose Marcus �Teen Dems Newly formed this year, Teen Dems was a second voice in partisan politics at East Since 1964 was on election year, the group hod many election activities. They participated in precinct work on behalf of Democratic candidates. Also, as on election project, they co-operated with the Young Citizens for Johnson and the Teen-Dems of Colorado . The drafting of on initial Teen-Dems Newsletter, programs and speakers kept them occupied for the remainder of the year. Wiley Newbold elaborates on the importance of supporting Democratic candidates. Co-sponsor Mr. Richard Nelson distnbutes campaign stickers to Lynda Rock. President - Wiley Newbold Vice President - Jim Holyfield Secretory - Bunny Richards Treasurer- Pam Pearce Sponsor - Mr. Richard Nelson Boord Members Carol Heisten Lynda Rock Marshall Wong J1m Curtis, riding o crest of enthusiasm, proudly boosts of h1s choice for Pres1dent. Margo Abdoo Sharon Allen Carol Anderson James Curtis Horlon Dalton Rexa Dunn Linnea Elmer Bob Geismar Manta Holst Pete Humphreys Elaine Jackson Fred Loechner Cecilia Manzanares Bob Peak M1ke Refokis Diana Rice Barbaro Spar Geoqeon Toffoli Lynda Watts Marlene Zinn �Tenacious Tars Try To Turn Tide Mr. Bragg, Larry Sarner, and Governor John Love synchronize their watches. The enthusiastic TARS showed their political interest and spirit in the presidential election held in the fall. The young Republicans endorsed Senator Barry Goldwater and U.S. Representative Bill Miller as their presidential running team . During the Goldwater-Miller campaign, the club was introduced to various Colorado candidates. Lorry Sorner, the president of TARS, stressed individual participation in political affairs. Group attendance at the State TARS Convention at the State Legislature hove broadened the club's views on Republican philosophy. President - Larry Sarner Vice -President - Jack Rigg Secretory-Treosurer- L1ll1an Bain Sponsor- Mr. Michael Mahonchak Nancy Beezley Clay Floyd Paul Frank Richard Hernandez Axel Kaulisch Stan Koshi Dennis Kurtzer Linda Lindsay Frank Luman Dave Lundquist J1nny McKenzie Mike Moors Gary Reed William Stone John Van Bradt Ray Von Tassel Peggy Tatum David Wacker Larry Sorner, club president, calls to order one of the many informative meetings. 151 Attentive members listen to a speaker on the free enterprise system. �JCL Culminates Year With Classical Convention TRIBE I Tr~bune - Larry Gersh Censor - Betty Smith Scribe - Linda Jensen Elias Casillas Chmty Chap1n Annette Cluff Harlon Dalton Carol Erbisch Barbara Foreman Melody Fu jimori Charlene Fukuhara Marty Gordh Debb1e Green Beth Haugen Karen Humm Barbara Hurd Barbara lmng Sharon Kato Laura Masunaga Debb1e Stroh JoAnne Wh1sler Miss Margaret Smith . .. 152 Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz and Betty Smith ... enJOY the antics of Jane Pace, Cynthia McKee, and Sally Grandy at the annual lo Saturnal 1a party. Co -consuls- Harlon Dalton JoAnne Wh1sler Head Tribune- Larry Gersh Head Censor- Betty Sm1th Head Scribe- Ellen Man mota Sponsors- Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz M1ss Margaret Sm1th TRIBE II Tribune- M1ke Nelson Censor- M1kkel Saks Scribe- Pam Shipp Lianne Aoyagi Wayne Cockle Harry Hunsaker Charles Milligan Jim Phlll1ps Betsy Ross Susan Shermack Sheila S1sack Susan Thach Margaret Young �TRIBE Ill TRIBE IV Tflbune - Herrick Chapman Censor - Sue Gilmore Scnbe- Cynthia McKee Tribune- Garda McKenzie Censor- Mary Criss Scflbe- Conn1e Nakash1ma J1m G1bson Sally Grandy Phd Karokawa Danna Kato Kmt1ne Kutsuma Bruce McClean Jane Pace Kevm Tannenbaum Jackie Troyer Jeanette Eisnach Dale Jones Undo Lambott Diana Maclean Barbara Nixon Vera Oakley Kay Rmdom Cathy Shea Harlon Dalton relates a humorous anecdote ta JoAnne Whisler during the fete at Christmas. Cindy McKee, Jack1e Troyer, and Sue Gilmore display glee while watchmg a farc1cal presentation of "Jupiter and the Vestal Virgins." All of the Junior Classical League is divided into six tribes. Members of these tribes learned about classical customs while enjoying their Saturnalia and Ides of March parties. Under the imperial leadership of Harlon Dalton and JoAnne Whisler, JCL held these joint programs with its counterpart at G.W. The Junior Romans donned their classy togas to take part in their annual spring banquet. Miss Margaret Smith and Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz sponsored the club in the classic tradition. TRIBE V Tribune- D1ck Epperson Censor- Nancy Stratton Scribe- Undo Hallberg JoAnne Brewer Gloria Harmon Gall Hawkins Ed1th McKee Terry M1lligan Cindy Stratton Jaclt1e Stratton Steve Suzuki TRIBE VI Tribune- Bob Follansbee Censor- Debb1e Ackard Scribe- Ellen Monmoto Debbie Ackard Greg P1pp1n Tom Schaetzel Mary Ann Sharpe Donra Vogel Chuck Wagner Emmogene Walton Kayvanne Wnght W1n1lred Wnght �Red Cross Aids Santa Junior Red Cross, under the sponsorship of Miss Judy Rowntree, budded into another successful year. The club gave its annual talent show at Fitzsimons Hospital and sponsored the Santo Claus Shop. The president, Shari Wilkms, led the organization in its charitable endeavors. Highlight of the year occurred when the club caroled over the Christmas season. President - Shari Wilkins Vice President - Rose Marcus Secretary - Carol Heisten Secretary - Allee Sawaya Treasurer - Bill Kindel Chairmen - Mike Burns Bill Morgan Cheryl Swenson D1one Short Marie Thomas All City RepresentativesTim Greer Sora Johnson Sponsor- Miss Jud1th Rowntree Carol Heisten, club secretory, tactfully warns a mem ber about the consequences of poor attendance. AdJOUrning a meeting, Shari Wilkins responds to a humorous motion. JoAnn Aland Emily Allen Charlotte Bell Lugean1o Beverly Pat Brennan Paulette Brewer Bobby Brown Cindy Burns Lorrome Caustrita Katy Clarke Dav1d Collins Barbaro Cox Chmhne Cronkey Ann Dov1s Magg1e Decker Donna Detandt Ron Dreyer Koty Esp1noza Joy Foust Jeanne Gallagher Laune Garrett Sheila Gibbons Ke1th Godyn Marty Gordh Mary Graham Solly Grandy Ina Greer Allee Hoberstich Jill Hassen Beth Hougen Pat Hoffman Jock1e Johnson Connie Jones Kathy Kane Harold Knight Gayle Kotzelnick Pam Kubly Michele Kuchel Kmhne Kutsumo Helen Lauterbach Bill Lows Marilyn Leach Sharon Matthews Jane McMillan Barbaro Meln1ck Anne Montes Hugh Moore Dove Mourhess Judy Newmann Kay Newlin Jenn1e Newton Trudy Nix Kathy Pappas Laure Partridge Sus1e Phillips Beverly Pierson Ron Pomeranz Potty Reagan J1m Rector Cathy Riffel Carol Sage Mike Sawaya Kathy Schoendoller Sue Scott Ann Severtson Debbie Somsky Gail Tokomine Pot Toms Bruce Walker Jane Waterman Darlene Wortham Susie Wytios Mary Zipp Marilyn Leach, Sora Johnson, Cheryl Swenson, and Ann Montes evaluate the success of the Fitzs1mans' talent show. �Pre-Med Operates Successfully Miss Faye Twist aids the club in many decisions and helps solve some of its problems. In order to present a speaker on X-roy techniques and development, Lindo Servey gains the attention of members. President - Lindo Seney Vice President - Gail Fliegler Secretory- Wando Greer Treasurer- Barbaro Melnick Sponsor- Miss Faye Twist Evelyn Allen Michele Ashley Freddy Barr Jud1 Barber Toni Barnes Sharon Black Kathy Brooks Herrick Chapman Steve Christensen Vicki Fletcher Carol Golson Marty Gordh Judy Gordon Bonn1e Heidbrok Margaret Hindman Lynda Jackson Sharon Matthews Lo1s May Charles Milligan Bill Morgan Ellen Morimoto Corinne Nathan Sue Scott Cathy Shea Cecelia Struck Lynn Squire Gory Thompson Cincy Udd Emmogene Walton Bernice Wosk Jo Ann Watanabe Mary Weber 155 The East High Pre-Med Club has as its aims and objectives the purpose of creating and furthering interests in all aspects of the medical field . Their activities this year consisted of a conducted tour through Denver General Hospital's laboratories. The newest developments in medicine were related to the members through professional speakers and informative movies on the topics. An onalyzotion by a doctor on the future of his profession is heard by Sue Scott, Cec1lio Struck, Cindy Udd, and Lois May. �"Fru1t cakes?" questions Steve Dertinger as a motion is made to sell them for the club's Chmtmas proJect Key Club Inspires Through Individual Initiative The East High service arm of the Kiwanis Clubs of Denver gave their time in varied activities including the sale of "E-Keys," fruit cakes, and band tickets. They held an "Appreciation Banquet" for their parents and visited a Buddhist temple. The apex of their multitudinous and well-appreciated activities was a "mock" Kiwanis meeting. They also presented the famous D.U . Stage Band in a school assembly. A strong voice is needed to call a meeting to order. The honors for counting the ticket sales from "E-Keys" are given to Jim Kreider and Ron Pomeranz. President- Steve Dertingl!r Vice -President- Bob Brannon Secretary- Ron Pomeranz Treasurer- Bruce Walker Sponsor- Mr Ray Acsell Greg Alexander John Baker Bruce Beaton Ron Brady Hernck Chapman Gary Coughlin John Daniels Jerry Del Junco Frank De Sc1ose Dwight Eisnach Dan Eitemiller Jay Foust Bert Fields Bruce Gilchrist Bernard Gipson Mark Goldberg Glenn Hanley Chris Hart Duane Hasegawa Tom Hoag Ph1l Johnson Dole Jones Phil Karokawo Les Katz Jim Kreider Jay Lasky Mike Lawrence Marvell Lawson Ken Levin Rich Levinson Mark McElhinney Terry Milligan Hugh Moore Mike Nelson John Neumann Brian Prendergast Les Raphael Byron Riggs Scott Robinson Mike Sawaya Tom Schoetzel Dean Speliotes Paul Springs Steve Teeple Brion Varner Graig Weisbart �President- Bob Brannon Vice President- Lee Omohundro Secretory- Tom Hoog Treosurer- Mike Hendryson Sponsor- Mr. Pot Panek The Carl A. Schweiger award, presented to the outstanding East lettermen of the year, IS looked over by Coach Pat Panek. D-Ciub Backs Letter Jacket Revisions Rick Achatz M1ke Amari John Barber Bruce Beaton Bob Bell Bob Bolden David Bonham Randy Brame Toasty Brame Holman Corter J1m Cassell Roger Cheatham Wayne Cockle Gary Coughlin John Daniels John Dov1s Steve Dertmger Gory Durance Don Eitemiller J1m Ellis Glen Eppelston Jim Fletcher J1m Florey John Fuller Albert Gale Ben Garcia Bob Garcia Bob Gates Bruce Gilchrist Bernard Gipson 157 Bob Gipson Larry Graham Tim Greer Mark Hogiya Glenn Hanley Tarry Harrison Duane Hasegawa John Hendryson Chm Hindman Peter Holme Greg Hume Steve Jackson Rich Jeske Phd Johnson Steve Johnstone Harry King Mike Kuykendall Felix Landau Mike Lawrence Ron Lehr Art Levy Scott Manley Brian McCormick George McCotter Mark McElhinney Wynn Middlebrook Hugh Moore Bill Moss Dove Mourhess Jay Nady Dennis Nakamura John Neumann Brent Newton Don Perkin Although they had only a few meetings this year, 0-club was successful. Their projects were revising the letter jacket regulations and changing the city track and field bulletin board . Membership is automatic upon lettering in any sport in which East participates. Admiring the many outstanding records mode by preceding athletes are Lee Omohundro, Tom Hoog, Bob Brannon, and Mike Hendrysan. Word Phelps Tom Potter Keith Rausch Byron Riggs Eli Rome Joe Sont1fer Roger Schafer Sk1p S1monton John Slovek Dean Speliotes Paul Springs Jerry Stevens Mike Stratton Dan Tow1l Bill Thurow Dave Tickton Rayford Tillis Mike Timchulo Jim Trotsky Charles Tuft Floyd Tunson Phil Von Buskirk D1ck Vogel Marcellus Wallace Gra1g Weisbart Gene W1llioms Mike Young �Orators Rate Brian Prendergast indicates his reaction to interpretation of poetry. The East High Speech Club enjoyed its most successful season in recent years. While learning to express themselves orally through practice in interscholastic competition, debators and orators under the direction of Mr. Brian Lee carried home trophies and awards from almost every meet. The team concluded its competition by sending nine qualifiers to the State Speech Festival at Colorado University and eight more to the National Forensic League District Tournament at Greeley. Debater Mark Hagiya concludes his constructive speech. President- Annette Cluff Vice President- Carol Cheek Recording Secretory- Karen Cruter NFL Secretory- Beth Hawley Parliamentarian- John Travis Treo surer- Dave Lachman Sponsor- Mr Brian Lee Doane Cavos Jami Cavos Bob Cook Steve Chrostensen Gail Fliegler Sally Grandy Dana Gruenert Mark Hagoya Susan Hollmeyer Sue Huber Karen Humm Martha Humm Barbara Irving Sanford Johnson Lynn Kington Barbara Kurz David Mourhess Brian Prendergast Moke Sawaya Londo Schlichting Sue Speicher Marton Sperry Josette Tawil Walt Williams 158 Marti Humm and Anne Lupberger prepare a rebuttal. �Pre-Law Adds A Chapter To A Glorious History Pre-law members sustained another year of exciting and worthwhile functions. Under the capable leadership of their honorable sponsor Rex Craig and the quick gavel of President Ronald L. lehr, the club was guilty of numerous service offenses. Their more serious cases were those of setting up a Tutorial System, the annual Spring Banquet, their famous trials, and ushering at the Woodbury Contest. Of a different degree but equally motivating was a potluck with the innocent Seraphs, football and soccer games, and numerous sessions which went under the alias of "parties." Their attentions were also arrested by a judo exhibition which was thrown at them, supreme demonstrations of both the bagpipes and the flamenco guitar, and an objective crossexamination of pornography. Judging from their appealing activities, the Pre-law Club enjoyed a trying year with many ulterior motives and rewarding sentences for all. With the wolfish delight of a brilliant prosecuting attorney, M1chael Timchula suddenly recalls an experience of the past wh1ch further incriminates the defendant. President - Ronald L. Lehr Vice President- Roger L. Greenberg Secretory- Michael G. Timchula Treosurer- Joseph M. Goldhammer Sponsor- Mr. Rex Cra1g His Honor Ronald L. Lehr sentences another criminal after a brutal trial. Fred Altberger Bruce Beaton Bnan Bollacker Randy Brame Bob Brannon Bill Brown Allan Chapman Harlon Dalton John Dan1els Gerry del Junco Steve Dertinger Dan Eitemiller Jim Florey Larry Gersh Roger Greenberg Dwayne Hasegawa Joe Huff Dale ~ones Terry Milligan Brian Prendergast Lothar Reiman Mikkel Saks Joey Scott M1chael Stratton Marshall Wong Jury members react differently to the tensions and testimony that fill Judge Gilliam's courtroom as they attempt to render a rational verdict. NEW MEMBERS Hemck Chapman Dav1d del Junco Dirk Epperson John Fuller Robert Gates Peter Holme Charles Milligan Wesley Nakata M1ke Nelson Jim Phillips Michael Pryor John Ross Mike Sawaya Dave T1ckton Charles Tuft Honorary Senior Larry Gold hirsch �Mating Game Perfected President- Larry Atkison Vice President - Tom Potter Secretary-treasurer - Lill ian Bain Sponsor- Mr. Harlan Miller Mark Abrams Pete Agur Albert Banker Tom Barnes John Bates Janet Black Tam Blunt Sandy Buckstein Cindy Burress Dwayne Clark Peter Cox Art1e Cunningham Mounce Cunningham Tim Eitel Richard Enger Don English Bob Geismar Errol Giddings B1ll Glassey Erskine Henderson Bob Hess Jack Hubbell Ron lwagoshi Kenny Johnson Fred Lo~chner Barbara Nixon Gary Reed Dennis Richards AI Southern Dan Tawil Susan Thach Gary White Larry Atkinson notices the lack of his black men on the board near the end of a game. 160 White P-K4 N-KB3 B-NS Black P-K4 N-QB3 N-B3 Thus is the classic beginning of a chess game, a game of intellectual competition demanding of each challenger intense concentration and expressionless patience. To conquer an opponent in a joust of intelligence is an experience unique in sensation. The opportunity to compete for the magnificent prize of Gleaming Pride is offered by the Chess Club. Mark Abrams and Tam Barnes da bottle on the checkered field. �President- Shirley Hoffmon Vice President- Pot Renz Treasurer- Beverley Walker Pub/ic1ty Editor- Pot Faris Sponsor- Mr. M1choel Bullock Phyllis Bowden Judy Corbett Georgia Davis Jeff Foster Dolores Pratt Donice Skolout Don Urioste Pot Renz and Pot Faris vote on refreshments for the next meeting . DE Demonstrates Business Acumen Mr. Michael Bullock, D.E sponsor, proposes the challenge of D. E. - "Results Not Ex.cuses." D.E. displays the "Outstanding Distributive Education Club trophy which they won three years ago. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Bullock, members of the Distributive Education Club worked together in learning soles and management techniques. In the spring, they took over a deportment store to employ their training and to compete to retain the "Outstanding Distributive Education Club" trophy which they hod captured for three consecutive years. They went on to capture that trophy again in this year's hectic competition. �Actors Assert Abilities •1n Mistre s of Mellyn President - Carol Wohl Voce Presodent - Aloce Haberst ich Secretaries - Barbara lrvong Doroth y Watts Treo surer - Eileen O' Ne ill His torian - Lorene Lundqu ist Th espian President - Dave Hunter Sponsors - Mo ss June Smoth Mrs. Judoth Ward Governess Marty arrives at a mysterious English mansion to find danger ... . . . pathos . .. . . . and romance. Members of the Drama Club performed for the school this year, as well as learning about theatri cal arts and preparing props. The year began with the club's fruitful presentation of the Mistress of Mellyn presented in November. This planted the seed for later study of body grace, the language of the hands, and breath and voice control. The club was directed by the very competent and hospitable Mrs. Judith Ward . 1 Gary Adam s Brian Bollacker Candy Boyle Doane Caracasis Chrosty Chapon Carol Cheek Patti Clements Lewana Cunningham Marete Egle Marc ia Ekholm Kay Eldredge Mary Beth Gibbs Susan Gibbs Dana Gru enert Marolyn Groffin Nancy Gurtler Carol Hastings Mochele Hawley Sherie Helstien Kathy Hotaling Sue Huber Barbara Hurd Pam Irwin Ginny Irving Dan Jenkons Cleta Jones Anne Lane Ron Lundqu ist Kathleen Maestas Laura Masunaga Edoth McKee Ken Miller Janice Morgan Jovy Moroshige Mary louise Mosley Julie Mullins Karen Myers Gail Prendergast Russell Read Linda Rock Sherry Taft Josette Tawil Pam Thurow Mary Torrington Valerie Watson Mary Weber Marshall Wong Margaret Young �Concentration is mirrored in the face of Dave Lundquist as he tries to make a slam contract {/eft One club, pass, two clubs, pass, three clubs, pass, four clubs, pass, pass, pass-down three. The Bridge Club's program spanned many events this year. The heart of the club scored a grand slam through such innovations as frequent bndge parties, and a faculty-student bridge tournament. Mr. John Nicholson, sponsor, helped members heighten their interest and increase their skill in the game. Herrick Chapman intensely studies his pointcount wh1le preparing to bid. Bridge Enthusiasts Bid One Club Bridge Club members pause for refreshment as they review the play. Cho~rman- Bnon Bollacker Chairman- Nancy Brandt T reo surer- Janet Jacobs Secretory- Eileen O'Neill Sponsor- Mr. John N1cholson Pete Agur Bobbi Berman Lugeonia Beverly Bill Brown Russell Browne Hernck Chapman Annette Cluff Jean Elmblad D1ck Epperson Linda Gavette Ross Goldsmith L1nda Hallberg Carol Hearn Kathy Hearn Frederick Loechner Les Raphael M1ke Refakis Sara Rothch1ld Margaret Smith Susan Thach 3 �President Melody Fujimori points out a small country to illustrate a lecture. President- Melody Fujimori Vice President- Diona Covos Secretory- Betty Smith Treosurer- Dove Lachman Sponsor- Mr. Roy Schwartz Beth Bateman Paulette Brewer Jomi Covos Carolyn Cheley Lois Dohm Joni Diner Lorry Gersh Sandy Glonert Solly Grandy Koren Humm Barbaro Light Cheryl Oye Kathy Pappas Mike Soks Kathleen Sweeney Susan Thach Jim Wheat Jomi Covos and Cheryl Oye lead on animated discussion. IR Presents u Assembly International Relations enjoyed another year of successful ventures. A get-acquainted pot-luck with dishes from foreign lands started the year off. Then an assembly for UN Day was presented for the student body. Besides hearing several speakers, some from the British Vice-Consul, and having a fund-raising candy sale, members also participated in a state-wide conference at D.U. �President- Janni Hamilton Vice President- Peggy Holmes Secretary- Sandi Smith Treasurer- Donna Davis Range OffiCers- Carol Holmes Linda Li Yvonne Armstrong Mary Bromley Deborah Green Venita Helgeson Brenda Hood Peggy Johnson WyndoiJohnson Juanita Jones Eugenio Lewis Elaine McGrath Mary Mosley Fartde Reyes Cheryl Robards Donna Stafford Doma Young The rifle team lines up to display its skill. Rillettes Improve Skills Gathering to practice target shooting every Wednesday night and meeting regularly weren't all that Rifle Club accomplished this year. Members also enjoyed a toffy pull, a picnic, and other social gatherings. Competition was keen, as in the post, and many hours of hard work were required for the improvement the Rifle Team acquired. Carolyn Cheley chuckles at the ricochet of her lost shot. Camera Clique Members of East High's Camero Club indulged in many activities this year. The club's schedule included regular Tuesday meetings and frequent sessions of practice shooting pictures around the school. Several speakers explained new photographic techniques at lecture sessions. Some of the more proficient members entered the Scholastic Magazine Photography Contest, concluding on active year. Club members examine negatives of recent pictures. President- Stan Lasby Vice President- Frank Horvath Sponsor- Mr Julian Jacobi Donna Casler Don English Dennis Gersten George Horvath Stan Lawrenson Pat LeClaire Kenneth Liuzzi Ed Logan 165 �Euclideans try to make some sense out of an explanation of a fun new math game , Math Experts In Euclidean Club 166 This year the Euclideans fulfilled their unique desire to find out how their mathematical skills can be applied to everyday life. Their functions included a pot-luck dinner, a lecture and movie on cancer by Doctor Jordan, a trip to Sunstrand Corporation, and a live demonstration of a mechanical heart-pump. The highlight of the year was their excursion to a mountain wilderness resort near Nederland. The club members, guided by Mr. John Nicholson's Boy Scout training, finally found the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Center, but their efforts were well worthwhile as they learned a great deal about how the high altitude and cold climate affects the living habits of small animals and themselves. Jean Elmblad, Larry Lachman, and Lawrence Seftor try to solve a mathematical problem in their heads. Chris Hart and Lynda Watts rationalize the success of the latest fun math game Mr. Nicholson.. has created. Pres1dent- Christ Hart V1ce -President- Nancy Brandt Secretary -Treasurer- Lynda Watts Parliamentarian- Carol Erbisch Sponsors- Mr. William Kruse Mr. John Nicholson Bobbi Berman Nancy Beezley Gerry Del Junco Jean Elmblad B1ll Glassey Larry Goldhirsch Duane Hasegawa Carol He1sten Dole Jones Bill Kerdel Lawrence Lachman Sandy Long David Lundquist Charles Milligan Sharon Morimoto Denn1s Nakamura Eileen O'Neill Dav1d Pudllk Les Raphael Lawrence Seftor Robert Schafer Diane Short Valerie Staples Jerry Stevens M1ke Stratton Dan Tawil David Wacker Sven Wier Gary White �''Polka Dots'' Begins Seraph Year An early Monday morn ing meeting is enthu sia sticall y conducted by Kath y Schoen deller, Pot Stensoos, and Sue Knll. Seraph Sisters, chosen for their high scholastic averages and good citizenship, displayed their will ingness to serve the school and their fellow students through various activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Anne Broad, the group hosted the Sophomore wel coming, Seraph Dance, teas for new girls arriving during th e year, Faculty Tea, Senior Girl Awards, and Senior Return . This year, Seraphs also participated in the Pre-Law tutorial system, dedicated to improving scholastic standings of interested students. Recreational activities were a summer potluck, a wild pool party, and a potluck for Pre-Law Club. Concentrating on a tricky shot, Mrs. Anne Brood tokes port in the game of pool dunng a " Seraph's night out." Sue Scott assiduously sorts Seraph Saster statistics. Listenang to suggestaons for refreshments for the faculty teo, ore (from left) Daane Short, Cheryl Horton, Barbaro Cox, and Lonnae Alexander. Prestdent - Pot Stensoos Vtce -Prestdent - Kathy Schoendoller Secretory- Susan Krill Treasurer - Barbaro Irving Sponsor - Mrs. Anne B. S"rood Lonnae Alexander Judy Anderson Nancy Beezley Bobba Berman Mario Inez Bussi Leslie Clift Annette Cluff Glona Cowart Barbara Cox Mary Criss Joan Crow Rexo Dunn Jeanette Eisnoch Jo Elenbogen Carol Erbisch Lindo Eversman Melody FuJimori Jennafer Gnffey Alice Hoberstich Janet Hanchett Gaselo Houert Koren Hooker Cheryl Horton Kathy Hotaling Carol Lee Janice Levasohn Sandy Long Koren Montz Lois May Sue Ann Mailer Sharon Morimoto Lindo Myers Potty Patterson Carolyn Rachordson Kathy Raedesel Sora Rothchild Sue Scott Cathy Shea Daane Short Betty Smath Betty Storr Cindy Udd Lynda Watts Conn ie Weindel Carol Wohl Morgo~t Young �White Jackets Womp Up Spirit Increasing their volume, White Jackets ploy "yell a little louder." President - Sue Scott Vice-Pres1dent -lo1s May Recording Secretaries- Jane Waterman Margaret Young Correspondmg Secretory-Connie We1ndel T reosurers- Koren Hooker Carolyn Word Porliomentoflon- Cathy Shea Historian- l1ndo Eversman Drillmasters- Glono Cowart Cindy Udd Sponsor- Mrs May Dunkm Judy Anderson Bobb1 Berman Ann Botsford Debby Brandt Elise Brunkhorst Mono Buss1 Diona Covos Blllye Sue Coleman Christine Cronkey Ann Dov1s Barbaro English Lindo Eventt Sandi Febinger Ruthe Feilbert Royce Fields Barbaro Foreman Cindy Fnedlob Melody Fujimori Arlene Fukuhoro Charlene Fukuhoro Deborah Green Wando Greer Beth Hougen Bonme Heidbrok Janet Jacobs lorelei Jones Gayle Kotzelnick Krist1ne Kutsumo Carol Lee Eloth Llofet Gall Mohr Gordo McKenzie Barbaro Meln1ck Connie Miller Sharon Monmoto L1nda Myers Trud1 Nix Vera Oakley A White Jacket is chosen for her 2.8 grade average and her good posture. Once a girl becomes a White Jacket, she goes into extensive training to develop her endurance and discipline in a special gym class. A well-ordered drill with TRANSPORTATION as its theme was one benefit of the White Jacket training program The Father-Daughter Banquet and participation in the Memorial Day Parade along with the thrill of mass mania highlighted each White Jacket's year. The club also experimented with the old favorite cheers, and introduced new cheers which offered a wide range of expression to excitable East rooters. Judy Anderson and Barbaro Melwick scream their ap proval of a technical foul called ogo1nst the opposing team. Pnor to the East-Manual game, Wh1te Jackets feted their fathers at the Annual Banquet. Eileen O'Neill Cheryl Oye Katy Pate Patty Patterson Pam Pearce Mona Porter L1llian Pritchard L1nda Rask1n Carolyn Richardson Kay R1ndom Ann Roggenboch Sara Rothchild Miriam Rubin Pamela Shipp D1one Short Judy S1enknecht liz Snider Valerie Staples Betty Starr L1ndo Stott Cecelia Struck Connie Tokamine Marci Thaemert Marie Thomas Pam Thurow Valerie Watson lynda Watts Vicki Worley Barbara Wright Susie Wyt1os Suzanne Young Marlene Z1nn �169 As the "Green Peppers" from Washington scream "No," Sandi Febinger screams "Yes." Gloria Rogers pins red and white carnations on her father, Mr. W . T. Rogers. Dr. Starr, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Pritchard demonstrate their cheerleading ab1lities at the Father-Daughter Banquet. �Rapt attention IS given Mr. William Traher as he explains ta Sue Allen and Joan Mueller the fmer pomts of backdrop pa1nting . Artists Assist ''Mikado'' Karen Hooker puts an art1stlc touch on the colorful scenery for the All School Show The Art Club had another colorful and active year. Each month the club displayed paintings by well -known Denver artists in the Girls' Social Room . In the main project of the year, the artists designed and painted the scenery for the "Mikado." In addition, the club had many guest lecturers. Sue Allen, president, and Mrs. Olive Green, sponsor, molded the club's participation in these activities. President- Sue Allen Vice President- Sue M1ller Secretary- Karen Hooker Treasurer- Cheryl Oye Sponsor- Mrs. Olive Green Lann1e Alexander Emily Allen Bruce Arroyo Kathy Bass Pat Bouchier Chuck Branum Virg1n1a Bruso Donna Casler Jami Cavos Carolyn Cheley Doris Cohen Georg1a Copley Marete Egle Burt F1elds Lewis Fletcher Arlene Fukuhora Charlene Fukuhara Jay Foust Dav1d Garret Judy Grover Beth Hawley M1chele Hawley Marc Horowitz Pam Irwin Edgar Johnson Ph1l Karakawa Bruce Maclean Larry Maldonado Nancy McNeill Candy Meininger D1ane Moore Ellen Morimoto Joan Mueller Dave Nez Nannette Neilsen Steve Padilla D1ana Rice Kay Roberts Ruth Sandford Styleszetta Shaver Denice Skolout Kathleen Sweeney Steve Teeple Linda Thille Jim Vessa Brian Varner Bonnie Warner Jo Ann Watanabe Kathleen Weeks Darlene Wortham �FTA Polishes Apples FTA featured top attractions for future teach ers of America again this year. The club catalyzed teacher appreciation by presenting each teacher with a polished apple and by sponsoring an assembly in November in honor of the teach ers, with Earl Reum as guest speaker. In addition, FTA helped with back to school night November 17, arranged career day January 19, and held a spring banquet May 14. Jane Waterman, running the club president, got avid support from the mem bership to make the club a success . Jane Waterman leads o discussion on the many opportunities found in the teoch1ng profess1on. 171 President - Jane Waterman Vtce President - Lois May Senior Secretory - Ann Severtson luntor Secretory - Judy Neumann Senior Treosurer - Les Raphael Junior Treosurer- Cheryl Swenson Parliamentarian- Sandy Long Historian- Sharon Monmoto Sponsor - Mrs. Marion Powell Lianne Aoyogi Nathan Banker Vick1 Buckley D1ono Covos Jeanette Eisnoch Jean Gal log her Sandy Glonert Jtll Hasson Carol He1sten Potncio Hoffman Rob Hollis Andrea Hudg1ns Joyce Hudson Janet Jacobs Mrs. Monon Powell responds to o quest1on, which puts her 1n o reverse situation DenniS K\Jrtzer Vick1 MacKay Sondra Mayfield Jackie McKenzie Evie Melnick Janice Morgan Shoryn Morimoto Mary Louise Mosley Dove Mourhess Connie Padilla Marsha Pierce Lindo Raskin Potty Reagan Mark Redfearn Eli Rome Corrie Sakamoto Ann Shaefer Judy Sienknecht Kathy Smith Sylvia Smith Peggy Tatum Mary Vefold �The calmness of Hayden's prelude to variations of sound wave frequency- meQlbers of Counterpoints learned to appreciate all types of music. This appreciation was gained by group singing, the evaluation of musical records, and talks given by enthusiastic speakers. Serving school and community, Counterpoints caroled at Christmas time and sponsored a senior convocation. Mrs. Marion Padboy, the club sponsor, led the group in several sing-alongs. Club attendance is recorded by Suzanne Papazian. Members of Counterpoints discuss the humanities involved in classical music. Electronic Tones Shock Counterpoints 172 President- Gory Coughlin Vice Prestdent- Liz Sn1der Secretory- Suzanne Popoz1on Treasurer- Kathy Brook Porliom ntorion- Lorelei Jones Program Chotrmon- Errol Giddmgs Sponsors- Mrs. Marion Pod boy Mr. Bob Sims Sharon Allen Polo Borlowsky Dionne Briscoe Sondee D1ll Shannon Hoger Lindo Hall More Horovitz Pam Kenney Lindo Lindsay Eloth Llofet Annette Lowman Paul Luers Candy Me1ninger Joan Mueller Julie Mullins Kenny Passarelli Koren Rose Steve Teeple Geoqean Toffoli Bonnie Warner Mrs. Marion Podboy leads Counterpoints in group singing . �Knit-Wits Perfect Techniques Concentration and skill are shown by Glona Cowart as she applies finishing touches to a club project. The Knit-Wits casted on many service projects in 64-65 The members comprised a buddy knitting system in which a patient pro taught a new member knitting skills. Ribbing together everyone's efforts, the club created a colorful patchwork afghan . The Knit-Wits also made Christmas candles for the Faculty and designed and sold bids for the Sweetheart Dance. Mrs. June W1ll1amson observes a new knitting stitch created by Bonnie Heidbrak President- Gayle Kotzelnick Secretary- Connie Takamine Treasurer- Bonnie Heidbrak Historian- Gall Hawkins Sponsor- Mrs. June W1lllamson Linda Beatty Lugeania Beverly Dianne Briscoe Jami Cavos Gloria Cowart Lois Dahm Ann Davis Marete Egle Jeanette Eisnach Linda Eversman Stephanie Gonzales Cynthia Gray Wanda Greer Koren Griffie Carol Heisten Alice Henry Shirley Henry Andrea Hudgins Martha Iverson Annette Lowman Sandra Mayfield Nancy McNeill Iris Me110 Gail Ritterspoch Pattie Sherriff L1z Snider Millie Stoker Cecelia Struck Peggy Tatum Gloria Torres JoAnne Watanabe Sharon Watanabe Loretto Weber Connie Wiendel Sharron Werden Gayle Kotzelnick, Cecelia Struck, and Connie Takam ine combine their knitting talents in the formation of a patchwork afghan . �Bowlers Excel On Alleys Once every week East High's Bowling Clubs gathered up their equipment and set out for the Iones. The girl strikers met at Dahlia Lones while the boys matched skills at AAA in Aurora for fun and contests. The club is port of the Youth Bowlers Association, which sponsors various tournaments throughout the year. Members also participated in school and inter-club competition . At o banquet held in May, trophies were awarded to the high scoring game; the top team; and the "cellar dwellers"- the low scorers. In a preconous pose, Robert Mollett demonstrates "ten -pin" form . 174 President - Mike lee Secretory - Hal Steffens Treasurer - Ronn1e Gordner Sponsor - Mr. Brion lee Eddie Allstun John Berry Paul Fauver Errol Giddings George Grote Jerry Heilig Ron lwogoshi Don Johnson AI Kawakami Fred loechner Ken loui Robert Mollett Denn1s Nakamura Tom Patterson Sam Sol mas Doyce Sm1th Steve Sweek Groig Weisbort Gory Winkleblock Gory Wood Glenn Wright �President- Carol lee Vice President- linda Eversman Secretary- Connie We~ndel Treasurer- Judy Anderson Sponsor- Mr Brian lee Cynthia Burress, Delores Hanley, and Alicia W1ckliffe tally the final score after a close game. linda Beatty Doris Boyd Janice Buchanan Cynthia Burress Barbara Dalen Renee Fields Jo Fresquez Yang ie Fresquez Sheila Gibbons Karen Griffie Delores Hanley Janet James Toni lane Barbara McGee Karen Mantz louise Milton Debbie Moore Peggy Norris Terri Platts Judy Schmidt Pamela Shipp Charlotte Simmons Cora Tidwell Beverly Walker Ja Welch Alicia Wickliffe Sharon Winters Pat Wood Carol lee and others display their bowling form . �Album ••• 176 �The endless stream of faces that passes through the halls . . . sophomore to senior. Here are the faces of leadership intelligence ability. Displayed forever are modes of dress hair styles for future generations. Represented are the individuals who are East. �Sophomore Class Officers BELL, BOB GILBERTSON , CAY D1scuss1ng sophomore problems, the officers ore ( from left) treasurer Will1e Fields, secretory, Anne Schaffer; vice presi dent, Ken Passarelli ; and president, Potty Reagan . KAWAMOTO, GEORGE Student Council STRATTON , NANCY �Abdoo, Margo Adams, Chorie Agur, Robin Ahrens, Cheryl Aldroch, Brenda Allen, Sandra Allen, Sharon Alvarez, Jeanne Maroe ArmiJO , Steve Aum1llcr, Ramona Balbona, Elda Baldwon, Debbo 179 Mr. Roy Acsell, co -s ponsor of the sophomore class, tries his hand at the latest dance. Barber, Judy Barlow, Fred Bartholomew, Jack Saud erer, Marie Beasley, Shirley Beebe, Londo Bell , Bob Bell, Charolette Bergren , Dove Beth, Jeffrey Bodwell, Dennis Bird, Lindo Miss Judy Rowntree doscusses "sophomorific" prog ress woth Patty Reagan, class president. �Black, Ken Black, Sharon Blunt, Tom Boehler, Lee Ann Boggess, Glen Bonham, Linda Bonnot, Nancy Bouchier, Patricio Bracken, Linda Bradford, Marbie Brady, Ron Brent, Mary Briscoe, Dianne Bromley, Mary Broussard, Bert Brown, Boyd Bryan, Dinah Buchanan, Janice Buckley, Vickie Bullock, Debra Sophomores Burgon, Roger Burran, Karen Burress, Cynthoa Bustamante, Sirena Caldwell, frances Carter, Jean Casler, Donna Cavos, Jami Centa, Mary Lou Chapman, Herrick Clarke, Jami Cockle, Wayne Connell , Mary Ann Copley, Georgoa Cn, Klaus �Enarson, Judy Epperson, Dirk 181 Esponoza, Katie Fancher, Barry Florquist, Rod Floyd, Theodora Foley, Mike Follansbee, Bob Ford, Thomas Foster, Neel Franklin, Sharon Evan Franz, Barbara Fry, Barbara Garlington, La Veeda Crumal, Kathy Garrett, Dave Cunnongham, Carol Curtis, James Garrett, Jack Cutler, Raymond Garrett, Jim Dahm, Lois Gates, Robert Daly, Ty Davis, Randy Deep, Linda Dollon, Charlie Dinan, John Dixon, Melissa Doebley, John Doida, Sharon Dreher, Patty Ebell, Mary Ann Eosnach, Dwight Ellaphodoros, Zebediah Elmblad, Jean ��G1bbens, Shelia G1bbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Cay Glassey, Pat Goldsmith, Ross Gonglach, Erna Gonzales, Stephanie Gottard1, Angie Gray, Cynthia Green, Joylene Grier, Pamela Gr~ffin, Joseph Gr~ggsm•ller, Neal Hagadorn, Debra Hager, Lloyd Hamilton, Brian Hart, Kath1e Hask1ns, Suzy Healy, Terry Hecht-Nielsen, James Helgeson, Venita Henry, Gory Henry, Sh1rley Jean Hernandez, RIChard Hess, Lana Hess, Paul H~eks, Sandy Holme, Pete Horvath, George Householder, Charles Hubbard, Marva Hunnell, Carla Huston, Janette Iverson, Martha Sophomores 183 Iwasaki, Janice Jackson, lester �Jackson, l1nda Jensen , Laura Johnson, B1ll Johnson , Jan1e Johnson, M1ke Johnston, T1m Jones, Conn1e Jones, Jenny Jon ~. Sharon Jordan, Floyd Kato, Donna Kauhsch, Axel Kawamoto, George Kmy, Edith Kemp, Steph n K1ndel, T. W1nf1eld K1ng, Claud1a K1t10, B1ll Klatt, Kathleen Kline, Krts Knoll, D1ane Koder, B1b1ana Kosh1, Stan Kunz, Mary Lane, Ann Lankerd, larry Larson, Bill Leonard, Leon leonard, Noel Levtn, Ken Levtnson, Rtchard Linn Linn, Bob llppiS, Debbie Litke, larry loechner, Fred Lopez, Iris Loredo, Eddie lucas, Clyde Lundquist, Ron Lung, Albert Lynch, Gwen Maclean, Diana Macleod, Bruce Maestas, Raymond Mansell, Kerry Manzanares, Cecelta Marshall, Ruth �Mayf1eld , Sandra Mays, Dav1d McCune, Bonn•e MeG e, Glor~a McGee, Kathy McKee, Ed1th McK1nz1e, Mary Beth Mead, R1ck Meeker, Charles 1ft CD ... Mellor, M1ke Meln1ck, Evelyn Melnick, Herb Menke, U. Susan ••. 0 Middlebrook, Kr~st1ne M1lllgan, Charles M1llward, Janice Mitchell , Barb1e E 0 .I: a. · 0 Mitchell, Eric Moll, Meredy Monson, Da~e Moody, Tom Moore, Merce Morgan, Janice Morgan, Tom Morishige, Jovolene Mosley, Mary Lou1se Mullings, Lake "' �Sophomores Myers, Karen Nez, David Nichols, Marolyn Noelsen, Nanette Nicm1nen, Matt Norton, Merri Nurmi, Rosanne Ohmer, Dotty Olover, William Packer, Momi Padilla, Conn1e Palmer, Victoria Phillips, Elaine Phillips, Jim Pholpott, Susie Pina, George Pippin, Greg Poindexter, Gail Prendergast, Gail Pritchard, Cheryl �Quails, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Redfearn, Mark Reed, Gary Refakis, Michael 187 Retherford, Patty Richards, Dcnnos Rohanek, Delita Robinson, Scott Rodocker, Karen Ronquollo, Gloria Rose, Glenda Rucker, Pat Ruiz, Mike Salonas, Phil Sanders, Jo Ann Sandusky, Steven Santofcr, Brenda Sawaya, Mike Sawyer, Kenneth Schaefer, Anne Schafer, Chester Schamp, Caroline Scopel, Ellen Scrivner, Alan �Spencer, John Stafford, Donna Rae Stanek, Tom Starr, Kathy Stout, Becki Stratton, Jackie Stratton, Nancy Strong, Rosie Swearengen , Joey Sweek, Steven Sweeney, Philis Taft, Sherry Segerhammar, Elizabeth Shea, Shawn Tannenbaum, Kevin Tan•waki, Walter Sherroff, Patricia Short, Doug Simmons, Charlotte Simmons, Sheila Sisack, Shelia Skubal, lou 188 Slaughter, loretta Smith, Herbert Sm1th, Kathy Smith, Mark Smith, Marvin Smith, Sylvia Snyder, Bob Speicher, Sue �Tedesko, Jackie Thompson, Jerry Thornburg, Linda Toliver, Karen Toppong, Archie Torrington, Mary Travos, Pamela Trujollo, Tono Tuft, Charles Vickers, Barbara Voncent, Jackie Yackel, Greg Vogol, Paul Wagner, Charles Walz, Patricia Warner, Gail Watanabe, Jo Ann Weber, Loretta Weber, Mary Weeks, Kathleen Welch, Jo Caryl Westmoreland, Daniel Whole, Karen Williams, Elaine Williams, Shirley Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Paul Wisehart, Lee Wong, Sylvia Woody, Shari Wright, Cheryl Wright, Roslyn Wright, Winifred Young, Donia Young, Mike •• • 0 E 0 .I: A 0 "' �ANDO, SUSAN Student Council BURK, GENE GARDNER, RONNIE HEARN , CAROL NELSON , MIKE Treasurer, Phil Karakawa ; secretary, Candy Sekyra; pres1dent, Susan Shermack, and VICe pres1dent, " J" Nady, (left to right ) represent the Jun1or class PRYOR, MIKE Junior Class Officers RIFFEL, CATHY �Abel, Stan Achatz, Rock Adams, Patrocoa Allendorf, Tom Ando, Susan Andrews, George Andrews, Sam Argall, Judy Armstrong, Twollo Pousong durong the decorating for the Junoor Prom, Mr. Rex Croog has dinner with some members of the runoor class. 191 Miss Betsy Bishop odds a flower to the entrance archway for the Junior Prom. Arnsmeyer, Roy Bo•ley, Francine Baker, Bart Balderrama, Peggy Barber, John Barela, Carol Bautsch , Charlotte Beardsh or, Meg �B otscher, Carol Bell , Becky Benson, John Berry, Kenoth Berry, Marolyn Blanas, Anthea Bonham , Davod Bosteder, Penny Bourke, Lourie Bowers . T1na Boyd, Ooros Brandt, Nancy Brassell , Jane Brewer, Paulette Brooks, Kathy Bucksteln, Sandy Burk, Gene Butcher, Dorothy Cameron, Boll Campb II, Curt 192 Carlson, Jan Carrasco, Regina Cash, Rose Marie Caustrota, Ted Cheley, Carolyn C1sco, Ramona Clark Everett Clarke, Katy Cl land, Barboe Clements, Bob Cody, Boll Coe, Carolyn Collons, Cynthia Cook, Sue Cornell , Warren Cowdrey, John Cox, Mary Carolyn Craog, Bruce Crass Karl Cruter, Karen �Cunn1nghom , Lewana Curt1s, James Juniors Curvon , Peggy Ann Dovts, Ann Davos , Delsoe Davis, John DcCrote, Olivia DeiJunco , Ge rry Dembeck , Sue Detandt, Donna DetriCk , Alvin Deutsch, Kathy D1az Jennte Doll , Sandee Doyle, Julene Elkins, Diona Ellsworth, Roger Elson , Cherryl Eppleston, Glen Espenoza, Marcella Euell , Gregory Ewing, Condy faber, Chostopher falcon , Carlota febonger , Sando feilbert , Ruth.. fields, Raymond �Juniors Fields, Renee Ftelds, Royce Ftnley, Tom Florey, Jim Ford, Russ Foster, Mark Fot1nos, Ang•e Franch1ni, Terry Freed, Cratg Friedlob, Cindy Gall, Barbara Garcta, Peter Gardner, Miki Gardner, Ronn1e Garrett, Laurie Garrett, Pat Gaul, Dave Gettler, Becky Gtlchrist, Bruce Gtlmore, Ltnda Lee Gtpson, Bernard Glathar, Judy Goens, Robert Gonrales, Larry Goodgton, Ketth Gathman, Sue Graham, Mary Grams, Gary Grandy, Sally Grauberber, Linda Grtfftn, Marilyn Haberkorn, Karyl Hager, Shannon Hall, Russell Hall, Stephen Hammer, Butch Hammers, Sondy Hanatani, Susan Harm, Bobbie Kay Hartman, Gene �Ha stongs, Carolyn Hearn , Carol Heg er, Kathy He odbrak, Bonnie Heolig , Ma ry Anne Hendryson, John Henry, Alice Henry, Judy Hessen1us, Connie Hoague, Diana Hockong, Juloe Holm es, Ann Proud, but Ineffective, the football team 's borrowed goodluck charm hangs in its place of honor in the locker room . Holm es, Leslie Holyf ield, Jom Horvat, Diane Houlihan , Barbara Hube r, Susan Hudg ins, Andrea Huff, Joe Hume, Jim Hume, Greg Humm , Marti Hurd , Barbara Hutchoson , Linda 1ft 0 ... Hutchonson , Paul Jackson , Steve Jackson , Terrance Jenkans, Don Jensen , Linda Johnson, Bob Johnson, Carole Jahnsan , Sara Johnson , Wyndol Johnston, Annette Johnston, Suzette Jones, Dale Jones, Lorelei Jordan, Nancy Jussell, Janice �Kato, Sharon Kavas, George Kawakami, Albert Kelley, Jackie Kelley, Betsy Kill1an, Kathy Kissell, Paul Koberstein, Debb1e Koder, Marie Koto, Paul KotzelniCk, Gayle Krautman , Stan Kreutzer, Martin Kur:z:, Barbara Kusulas, Ela1ne lambott, Linda Lane, Toni Lang, Constance Lasky, Jay leach, Marilyn Juniors leonard, Judy levy, Arthur L1ndsay, Douglas Linton, Carla Loomis, Barbara lotz, RIChard loui, Kenneth loveland, MICkie Luers, Paul lupberger, Anne Lyd1a, Johnny Lyden, Eleanor Maass, Phil Macintosh, Bill MacKay, Vicki Maclean, Bruce Mohr, Ga1l Maliszewski, Eve ���N lson , Moke Nethaway, Susan N umann, Judy Newbold, Woley Newell , Danna Newtonf Jenn1e Noghtongale, Conrad Norras . Barbara Oloverous, Frank O'Neoll , Eoleen Overton , Sharon Pace f Jane Juniors Packer, Gail Pappas , Kathy Parker, Jan Parks, Joyce Partrodge, Laura Peros , Elaone Peros, Phyllos Perske, Roger �Persson , Lynn Pe terson , Don Pe te t, John Phollops, Mochelle Platts, Tern Prendergast, Brian Proce, Gary Pryor, Leland Pryor, Moke Pudlok, David Pusede, Willie Read , Russell Reece, Eddie Re ed, Melody Rochardson , Ken Richter, Rosie Riffel , Cathy Robinson , Michelle Robinson , Rick Rock, Linda Rog e rs, Donna Rose, Karen 200 �Ross, Betsy Ross, John Ruggles, Glenn Russell, Renee Ryan, Bob Sakamoto, Hamet Salinas, Joe Sanders, Herbert Sanderson, Carol Ann Sawaya, Alice Schemel, David Sch1lt, Margie Juniors Schmaltz, Steve Schm1dt, Judy Jo Schott, Barbara Schwenger, Jack Sekyra, Candy Seymour, Ida Shafer, Robert Shermack, Susan Simmons, Paula Skeeters, Gary Slaven, Flora lee Sm1th, Doyce �" " 0 �Juniors Smoth, Margaret Smoth, Mold red Smoth, Nancy Smoth, Sando Sn ed, John Spencer, Melinda Standley, Dock Steele, Mary Lou Steonhardt, Moke Stevenson, Robert Stewart, Richard Stott, Londo Streed, Donald Stroplong, Pamela Stroh, Debby Swanson, Wolla Sweeney, Kathleen Swenson, Cheryl Takamine, Connte Takamine, Gaol Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, James �Teeple, Steve Thaemert, Marcia Thayer, Sandi Thompson, Bob Thompson, Vivian Elois Thurman, Nancy Thurow, Boll Tillis, Rayford Tooley, Don Townsend, Leslie Trotsky, Jim Troyer, Jackoe Trujillo, Christella Tucker, Kristoe Tunick, Steve Twist, Loranne Underwood, Roslyn Vasqu z, Lydia Vigil, Susan Vogel, Donra Vogel, Howard Wager, Marie Wallace, Debo Wallace, Margo Walls, louiuana Walton, Emmogene Juniors �Wascho, Dan Watson, Valerie Weir, Sven Well1ngton, Kathy Wickliffe, AliCia Widmar, Kent Wilbur, Steve W1lliams, Eugene Williams, Patr1c1a Ann W1lson, Stella Wong, Devon Wood, Gary Woods, Scottie Wortham, Billy Wright, Barbara 1ft 0 Wright, Kay Wright, Kayvonne Young, Susan Young, Suzanne Zipp, Mary Zalar, Mary Zolzer, David ft �ALEXAN DER, GREG Student Council BUSS I, MARIA ALEXANDER, LANNIE GOLDHAMMER, JOE HEARN , KATHY MILLER, JUDITH Pausing during a busy schedule, the Senoor class offocers (/eft to right ) are presodent, Joey Scott; treasurer, Pamela Sh ipp ; voce presodent, Cheryl Horton ; and secretary, Kathy Riedesel. TIMCHULA, MIKE WALLACE, MARCELLUS Senior Class Officers WILCOX, MARY SUE �ABEL, SHARON JCL. ADAMS, GARY AGUR, PETE Brodge Club , Chess Club ; Jr . Achoevement , Skeast ALEXANDER , GREG AII -Coty Choor, All-School Show ; All-State Choir; Boys' Bowling ; Concert Choir, Councol Cap rs, Cross Country; Delegate Assembly; folk Song Club, Inter-Club Counc1l; Key Club ; Mokado , Student Councol; Track . ALEXANDER, LANNIE All -School Show ; Art Club ; Delegate Assembly; JCL , Jr Escort , Senoor Servoce ProJect; Seraph Sosters ; Skeast ; Student Councol , Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tro-Ho-Y; '65 Club . ALLEN, EMILY Art Club; Goris' Bowling; Jr. Red Cross ALLEN, JILL Camera Club . ALLEN, JUDY Carefully making a last minute inspection, Mrs Eleanor Flotow leafs through the transcripts of the senior class. 207 W1th optimistic concern, Mr. Edward Race glances through records of the Senior dues. ALLEN, SUE All-City Student Council; Art Club, sec., pres., Sophomore Class Pres.; Scholastic Art Awards; Student Councol, rec . sec., Spotlight Staff, artist ALLSTUN 1 EDDIE Boys' Bowhng ALTBERGER, FRED Delegate Assembly; Key Club, Pre-Law; Tennis AMORI, MIKE All-State Cross Country; "D" Club, Delegate Assembly, Track. ANDERSON, DON fore1gn Language Club, TARS. ANDERSON, JUDY Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Goris' Bowlong, treas., Jr Escort; PTA Mod 1, Seraph Sosters; White Jackets, Y-Teens. ANISIMOW VLADIMIR All-School Show, Chess Club; Droll Team, AOYAGI, LIANNE FTA, JCL, PTA Hostess; Y-Teens, social chaorman. �ARELLANO, BRUCE ASHLEY, MICHELE All -School Show ; De legate Asse mbly ; Girl s' Bowling , Jr Achievement ; Knot -Wits ; Pre-Med , PTA Hostess; Rifle -ettes, Symposoum . ATKISON, LARRY All -City Band , All -City Orchestra , All -State Orchestra , Chess Club, pres ., Council Cape rs ; Euclodean Club , Inter-Club Councol ; Jr. Usher . AUMILLER, ROBERTA Jr. Achievement, Knit-Wits, Play Festival ; PTA Hostess. BAIN, LILLIAN Chess Club, sec - treas .; Inter-Club Council ; Skeost, Symposium , pres.; TARS, sec.-treas .; Whole Jackets. BARKER, RALPH BARNHART, MOLLY De legate Assembly, re c sec .; Honorary Cadet, capt .· Inter- Club Councol ; Knot-Wots ; Montage ; PTA ' Model, Senoor Service Pro)ect ; Spothght Staff, reporter , Stud ent Councol ; Tro - Ho -Y, pres.; ' 65 Club BARR , FREDDIE AII -Coty Choor , All -School Show ; Chess Club , Concer t Choor , Councol Capers, Cross Country , Pre-Med , Speech , Mokado BARTHOLOMEW, TALBERT BATES, JOHN Chess Club ; Euclidean Club · Jr Achievement · Jr. Usher ; TARS , Track ; '65 'club ' BEATON, BRUCE Aufste oger Club , " D" Club ; Delegate Assem bly ; Key Club ; Pre -Law ; LaCrosse Club . BEAVER, OWEN All -School Show , Concert Choir; Council Capers · Delegate Assembly. ' BEEZLEY, NANCY Aufste oger Club , De legate Assembly, Euclidean Club ; Folk . Song Club, Jr Esc.ort, Knot-Wots ; Senoor Servoce . Pro1ect; Seraph Sosters- Spotlight Staff, Symposoum, vice -pres ., TARS 'sec- treas. · ' 6S Club . ' ' BELVEAL, PATTY Rofle -ettes. BENN, STEPHEN BENWELL, JO AII-Coty Band ; Assembly. All-School Show; Delegate BERGMAN, CRAIG Delegate Assembly. BERMAN, BOBBI Bridge Club , Delegate Assembly , Euclidean Club , Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters ; Whole Jackets. BETKA, RICHARD BEVERLY, LUGEANIA ROSE Brodge Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Gymnastocs , High School Red Cross, Inter-Club Council , Judo Club , Jr Achievement, pres ; Knit-Wots , Modern Dance Group, sec .; PTA Hostess, YTeens, rec. sec., vice-pres.; Play Fest1val. BLACK, JANET LEE Chess Club ; PTA Hostess ; Senior Service Proj- ect , Skeast, sec. BLACK, PERRY BLAKLEY, SANDRA DEE Delegate Assembly ; Foreign Language Club ; Inter- Club Council ; Rifle -ettes, pres. BLANCHARD, LARRY 208 �Il . ·-• ut 0 1: "' BOARD, SHARON Senior Service Proje ct ; Tri -Hi -Y; Y-Teens, worship chairman ; ' 65 Club . BOLLACKER1 BRIAN AII -C1ty Cho1r, All -School Show; Boys' State ; Bridge Club, vic e- pre s .; Classification Board ; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Del egate Assembly , Drama Club ; Folk Song Club ; InterClub Counc1l , JCL , Key Club, reporter; Na tional Ment Lette r of Comme ndation , PreLaw ; Senior Service Project ; Speech , Student Council Leadership Confere nce; Woodbury Con test, '6S Club . BONHAM, BARBARA Skeast. BOTSFORD, ANN Delegat e Assembly ; Jackets . FTA ; Knit-Wits; White BOWDEN, PHYLLIS BOWLING, HOWARD BRAME, NATHANIEL All -City Football , " D" Club ; Football. BRAME, RANDY Dele9ate Assembly; Jr. Usher; Pre-law ; Tennis; 65 Club . BRANDT, DEBORAH All -School Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly , Kn1t-W1ts, White Jackets. BRANNON, BOB All -City Football ; All -City Track ; Aufsteiger Club ; " D" Club, pres .; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; Inter-Club Council ; Ker, Club, vicepres ; Pre-Law , Sweetheart Coupe Attendant; Track , Wrestling , '65 Club. BRANUM, CHARLES BRENT, ROSEANN Concert Choir; Girls' Ensemble ; PTA Model ; Senior Service Prorect; Y-Teens; ' 65 Club. BREWER, MARGARET BROCK, BEN Auhte1ger Club , . Delega.te Assembly ; laCrosse Club ; Sen1or Serv1ce Prorect; Skeast; ' 65 Club . BROCK, JEAN BROWN, BILL AFS Semi-Finalist, All -School Show i D legate Assembly; Jr Usher; Pre- law; Sen1or Serv1co Prorect; Student Council ; ' 65 Club. �BROWN , BYRON BRUNKHORST, ELSIE All School Show; Delegate Assembly, Goris' Bowlrng PTA Hostess, Rrfl e-e ttes ; White Jackets, Y-T .ns, socral chairman . BRUNTON , DAVE Aufstcrgcr Club, Concert Cho11; Counter points; Folk Song Club, Pre-Med, Skeast, vice-pres. BRUSO, VIRGINIA Art Club Chess Club, Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly BUCHANAN, ROBERT BURBANK, JIM Aufsterqer Club Chess Club BURGETT CONNIE BURNS, CINDY All School Show, Dcl cqote Assembly; Fall Sports At ndont, tnt r Club CounCil, Jr Closs Ollie r s c Jr Prom Attendant, May Queen Att ndant S* Model Teen\, prci, PTA Model , th art Coup! BURNS, MIKE Ddtgote Ass, mbly , Hrgh School Red Cross, h!Storron Swrmmrng ' 6S Club BUSSI, MARIA AFS Exchange Student, Chrle ; Folk Song Club ; Foreign Language Club , G1rls' Gymnast1cs , Model Te ns, Seraph SISters ; Stud nt CounCil , Whrte Jack e t s BUTLER, MARCIA CABRAL, ART CARD, MARILYN All -City Choir; All-School Show ; All -State Cho11, Angelaires; Concert Choir; Council Capers, Counterpoints, treas .; Drama Club , Folk Song Club , Halos, JCL, trrbune , Mrkado , Speech. CARDILLO, DAVID Skeast. �211 CARRASCO, TRINI All -School Show , All -State Choor; Angelaires , Conce rt Choor, Council Capers ; Del egate As sembly , Dnll Team , commander ; Wrestling CASADOS, PAT Foreign Language Club ; Girls' Bowlong, pres .; Inter Club Council , Jr. Achoevement; KnitWits ; Rofl e-ettes . CASILLAS, ELIAS JCL. CAUSTRITA, LORRAINE Y-Teens, '65 Club . CAVOS, DIANA FTA , lnternatoonal Relatoons, vice-pres .; White Jackets CAZER, JIM CHAPIN, CHRISTY CHAPMAN, ALLAN CHISM, HARRY Boys' Bowlong , Concert Choor; Stage Crew . CHRISTENSEN, STEVE All -School Show , Cross Country ; Delegate As sembly , Pre-Med, Speech, Swommong ; Tennis ; Track . CLEMENTS, PATTY Drama Club , Folk Song Club , pres , Inter-Club Councol; Student Councol Leadershop Conference, Y-Teens ; ' 65 Club . CLUFF, ANNETTE All -School Show ; Angelus Staff, Photo-coordi nator . Brodge Club ; Inter-Club Councol , JCL , Jr. Escort; Nat•onal Ment f1nahst ; SCience Scm1nar · Seraph S1stcrs ; Speech , pres ., Vo1cc of Dem~cracy Contest ; '65 Club . COE, GERALD COOK, LINDA Counterpoonts , Foreogn Language Club ; Knot Wots , Y-Teens , '65 Club . CORDOVA, ANDREW JOHN CORONADO, CAREY COUGHLIN, GARY All -School Show , Concert Choor , Council Capers , Counterpoints, pres .; " 0" Club ; Folk Song i~~~k . Football ; Key Club ; Sweetheart Couple , COUTURE, TERRI "'-· CD :1 ."' 0 �COVEY, BILL COWART, GLORIA All -School Show Usherette - Kn it -Wits , Seraph SISters , Whote Jackets, dro 1I master, '65 Club . COX, BARBARA Concert Choor; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Escort ; PTA Model , Seraph Sisters ; Y-Te ns. CRANDALL, CHRISTINE CRISS, MARY JANE CRONKEY, CHRISTINE Delegate Assemblr, Modern Donee Groupk sec. , PTA Model ; Senoor Servoce . Project ; S ~o,st ; Whole Jackets; Y-Teens, servoce choormon , 65 Club . CROW, JOAN Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med ; PTA Hostess; Rifle-ettes ; Seraph Sosters; Skeost, treos., Y-Teens. DALTON, HARLON All-School Show ; Angelus Stoff, CurriculumFaculty Edotor, Boys' State, gov .; Clossoficotion Boord , Councol Capers ; Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club , Foreogn Language Club , InterClub Councol ; JCL, co-consul ; Jr Usher; Notional Merot Finalist; Ploy Festival Narrator; Pre- Low , Senoor Servoce Project ; Student Coun cil ; Student Councol Leodershop Conference , Student Councol Workshop; Teen - Dems; No tional Achoevemcnt Scholorshop Fonolost, Voice of Democracy Contest; ' 65 Club . DANIELS, JOHN Aufsteog r Club ; " D" Club; Football ; Key Club ; LaCrosse Club; Pre-Low ; )keost; '65 Club. 212 DAVIN, DENNIS Skeost DAVIS, DONNA GALE Rifle-ettes, treos ., Goris' Ensemble . DAVIS, GEORGIA ANN Concert Choir, Dostrobutove Education ; Girls' Bowling , . Ho9h School Red Cross ; Jr. Achievement ; Tr~ - Ht · Y . DAVIS JOHNNIE MAE Goris' Ensemble; Modern Donee Group. DAVIS, PATRICIA DAVIS, RONALD DECKER, MARGARET All -School Show ; Folk Song Club ; Gymnostocs Hogh School Red Cross, PTA Hostess ; ' 65 Club DERTINGER, STEVE AII-Coty Track , All -Metra Track ; All -State Track , Basketball , co-capt.; " D" Club ; Footboll, capt ,; Key Club, pres ; Pre · Low ; Senoor Servoce Project ; Sophomore Closs Offocer, voce-. pres., Sweetheart Couple Attendant; ' 6S Club DESCIOSE, FRANK Ddegote Assembly ; Key Club ; Senoor Service l'r.oject , Speech ; Woodbury Contest ; '65 Club . �DICKEHS, JERRY All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; Club; ROTC Droll Team; '65 Club . Judo DILLARD, STEPHANIE DIHER, JONI All-School . Show· Angelus Staff, layout and Format Ed1tor; Concert Cho~r ; Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Attendant Honorary Cadet, capt.; lnternatoonal Relatoons : JCl ; Knot-Wits; Mokado; Montage; Proncopal's Advosory Councol, ' 65 Club . DORTZBACH, KAY DREW, PHYLLIS JCL; PTA Hostess; Y-Teens; ' 65 Club . DUNCAH, JACKIE DUNN, REXA Delegate Assembly; Euclodean Club ; Jr. Escort; Senoor Service Project; Seraph Sisters ; Teen· Dems, ' 65 Club . DUVALL, GERRI Art Club ; Chess Club , Foreign language Club ; Modern Dance Group; Symposoum. EASLEY, EARLENE Goris' Bowling ; Jr . Achoevement. EASLEY, ROBERT . Brogade Staff, Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achoevement . EBERHART, KAREN Concert Choir, JCl, PTA Model ; '65 Club . EDWARDS, MICHAEL EGLE, DAGMARA Art Club · Aufsteiger Club[· Delegate Assembly; Drama dub; Folk Song C ub ; Girls' Ensemble ; Y·Teens EISNACH, JEANETTE FTA; JCl ; Jr Escort ; ~nit-Wits; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters, Symposoum . EKHOLM, MARCIA •0• ·-• ~ ELENBOGEN, JO Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff, Editor-in-Chief. ELMER, LIHNEA Symposium, Teen-Dems. ENGLES, LINDA ENGLISH, BARBARA Foreogn language Club ; Goris' Bowlong; Modern Dance Group, Whote Jackets, Y-Teens, ERBISCH, CAROL Alf.Coty Band. Euclidean Club, historoan ; JCl ; Jr. Es<ort ; Seraph Sosters , Skeast; Wolcott Soght Readong Contest; ' 65 Club . EVERSMAN, LINDA All-City Pep Club , Goris' Bo•ling sec., vocepres.; Jr. Escort, Knot -Wots; PTA Hostess · Seraph Sosters , Whole Jackets hostoroan · Y~ Teens ; ' 65 Club ' "' �FARIS, PAT FARRELL, MIKE FASANO, JIM D I gat Assembly; Hogh School Red Cross ; Scnoor Servoce ProJect, Speech , Teen-Dems, ' 65 Club . FAUVER, PAUL FEY, DOUGLAS LaCro.se Club . l~~Lg~b B~R~gate Assembly, Folk Song Club , Key Club' S noor Servoce Protect , ' 65 Club FINCH, JUDY FISER, LEE AII-Coty Orchestra ; All-School Show , Ch ss Club , Councol Capers ; Euclodean Club ; Jr Usher, Mokado , FISHER, LYNN FLOYD, CLAY Jr Achoevement ; TARS. FOLEY, KAY Counterpoints , Delegate Assembly; Model ~~~bs ; PTA Model , Senoor Servoce Protect, ' 65 FORD, LINDA FOREMAN, BARBARA JCL, Modern Dance Group , voce-pres ., tr<as , Spotlight Staff, reporter; Whote Jackets FOUNTAIN , ROGER Bolloards Club , D legate Assembly ; Skeast FOUST, JAY All -School S~ow ; Art Club. Aufsteoger Club, voce pres Coun:ol Capers , Delegate Ass mbly · Hogh School Red Cross Jr Red Cross Stat~ Conventoon ; Key Club, Skeast, racong chaorman, ' 6S Club. FOX, NANCY All-School Show. Concert Choir; Councol Capers; ~;tl~~e Assembly; Drama Club ; PTA Model ; �FOX, ROBERT FRANK, PAUL TARS . FRANKLIN, DENNY FREEHLING, WILLIAM All -School Show ; Chess Club ; CounCil Cap rs ; Delegate Assembly , Droll Team ; Senoor Servoce Prorect . FUJIMORI , MELODY lnter ~ Ciub Counc•l , International Relat1ons t trras , pr s, JCL , Jr Escort , Mod I Tee ns , Nat•onal Mt ret Stm• .. f•nollst , f•nollst ; Stn•or Se rvoce Prarect, Seraph Sisters ; Skeast , Speech , Whot Jackets FUKUHARA, ARLENE Art Club , Delegat e Assembly , Whole Jackets , Y-Teens . FUKUHARA, CHARLENE Art Club , FTA ; JCL ; Whole Jackets; Y-Teens FULLER, ROGER .. 1ft " FULTON, DANA GALLAGHER, JEANNIE FTA · Hogh School Red Cross ; Knot-Wots ; '65 Club GAMBLE, WILDA GAPUZAN , AL AII-Coty Band, All-School Show ; Senior Service Prorect, Skeast ; TARS . GARCIA, BENNY D" Club , Football GARDNER, TONI Aufsteiger Club Delegate Assembly; Y-Teens ; 65 Club . GARTEN, RAY GAUMER, RONNI GAVETTE , LINDA All -School Show Brodge Club , PTA Hostess ; Senior Servoce Prorect Y-Teens ; ' 6S Club . GEIST, KAY ANN GERITZ, KATHY Delegal< Assembly, Folk Song Club ; G~rls' En semble , Hogh School Red Cross ; Model Teens, PTA Hostess, Skeast Tri-Hi-Y. GERSH , LAWRENCE JCL consul Pre-Law Woodbury Contest GIBBS, SUSAN Drama Club , Folk Song Club, attendanc e sec • For ogn language Club . JCL , Knot Wots , Mod I Tee ns , PTA Hostess. Senoor Servoce Project , Skeast ; Y-Teens 65 Club . GIDDINGS, ERROL Boys' Bowlong Chess Club. GILDEN , RON Cross Country; " D" Club ; Key Club; Track, Wr stlong GILLOTT£, TONI GLANERT, SANDY Foreogn language Club; FTA. GLASSEY, BILL Aufst ogcr Club , Chess Club. treas.; Euclodean Club , Sco nee Semonar GLASSMAN , SUE GLENN , JACK All -City Orch~tra , All-School Show ; All-State Orch stra CounCil Cap rs ; " D" Cl•b, Jr Usher, Mo ado; Strong Quartet . ut ·"' 0 1: G» �GOLDHAMMER, JOE Ang Ius Staff, Production; Delegate Ass mbly; Drama Club Jr. Usher, Key Club; Montag : Pre-Law, tre~s; Sentor Service Project; Student Counetl; '65 Club. GOLDHIRSCH, LARRY GONZALES, JOSSIE AII-Ctty Red Cross Counetl; Group Modern Dance GORDH MARTY Htgh School Red Cross; JCL; Pre-Med; Rifle- ell s GORDON, JUDY Modern Dance Group; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess; Sympostum; '65 Club. GRASSMAN, FELIX All-School Show. GREEN, JOAN Del gote Assembly; High School Red Cross; Jr. Achtevement, Modern Dance Group. GREENBERG, ROGER All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Bustness Manager; Boys' State, Delegate Assembly, pres; Jr Ush r; LaCross Club, Pre-Law, vice-pres, Pnnctpol's Advtsory Counctl; Science Seminar; S noor S rviCe PrOJect, Student Counetl Leadershop Conference, Student Counctl Workshop, 5 nat Youth Award Nomtn e, '65 Club, Seniors GREENLEE, ROBERT Delegate Assembly. GREER, INA Delegate Ass mbly; Modern Dance Group ; PTA Hostess ; Sentor Service ProJect. GREER, WANDA Htgh School Red Cross ; Knit-Wits; Pre-Med, sec.; PTA Model; Whtte Jackets. GRIFFEY, JENNIFER Art Club; Counterpotnts, FTA; Inter Club Counctl, Jr Escort; Seraph Ststers, Skeast, VICe· pres., pres GRIFFIE, KAREN Gtrls' Bowltng , Knit-Wits . GRIFFIN, SALLY Skeast. GROTE, GEORGE Boys' Bowltng g~e~~~~u~OBERT GRUENERT, DANA LEE All-School Show; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club, Folk Song Club, sec., Kntt · Wits, viCe• pres~ Mod I Teens, vtce-pres.; Nattonal Foren .. SICS League, Nattonal Thesptans PTA Model· Shofroth Contest; Speech, Wolcott Stght Read : tng Contest HABERSTICH, ALICE Drama Club, vice-pres., pres ; High Sc~ool Red Cross, Inter-Club Counetl ; Jr Escort, PTA Hostess, Seraph Ststers, Y-Teens HAGADORN, VAUGHN HAGIYA, MARK " D" Club, Key Club, Speech; Swimming , �217 �HALL, TYLER Angelus Staff, Edotor-in-Chief; Delegate Assembly; Key Club. HALLBERG, LINDA All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly, attendance sec.; JCL, scribe; PTA Hostess; Y-Teens . HAMILTON, BETTY HAMILTON , JANNY All -Sc hool Show; Councol Capers; Inter-Club Council, R•flc -c ttes, pres, v1ce·pres, team capt. HANCHETT, JANET FTA , JCL ; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens, recording sec, HARGREAVES, PATTY HARPER, TOM S. All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; Aufsteoger Club HARRINGTON, SUE Camera Club , Drama Club ; Hogh School Red Cross ; Jr Achievement, treas HARRIS, BOB HARRISON, PAMM HARRISON, TARRY All -City Cross Country ; All - City Track ; AllMetro Track ; All-State Crass Country, All State Track , " D" Club; '65 Club . HART, CHRIS Cross Country; Euclidean Club 1• pres .; InterClub Councol, pres .; Jr. Usher; 1<.ey Club , PTA Model , Scien ce Seminar; Track . HASEGAWA, DUANE Baseball, "D" Club , Delegate Assembly, Euclodean Club , Football , Jr. Usher ; Key Club; Pre -law ; '65 Club. r~t~~~~( t~~;; Concert Chair; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly ; FTA, Skeast; service chairman; '65 Club. Tro-Ho-Y, HASSE, GREG HAUERT, GISELA Jr Escort, Seraph Sisters ; Skeast, '65 Club . HAUGEN , BETH All -City Orchestra , All -School Show ; All- State Orchestra , Councol Capers , Hogh Schaal Red Crass , JCL, PTA Hostess , Senior Servoce ProJ ect, Spotlight Staff, news edotor, page editor; Tri - Hi-Y, recordong sec,; Whote Jackets ; '65 Club r~'1~~~~S6e~:~~ Assembly ; FTA , JCL, KnitWits, hostoroan, PTA Hostess. HAWLEY, BETH Ange lus Staff, Art editor, Art Club , Delegate Assembly; Drama Club , Folk Song Club ; Model Teens , Skeast, Speech, sec., ' 65 Club HEARN, KATHY Bridge Club , Delegate Assembly ; Jr Class Offocer, treas ; PTA Model ; Senoor Service Project , Student Councol ; Student Council Leadership Conference, '65 Club HECHT-NIELSEN, ROBERT HEDGE, ENID Modern Dance Group. HEILIG, JERRY Boys' Bowling , '65 Club . HEISTEN, CAROL Delegate Assembly , Euclidean Club; FTA , High School Red Cross, recordong sec ., Knot-Wots, Model Teens; Skeast ; Teen-Dems, board of dorectors, '65 Club . Seniors �HELSTIEN, SHERIE AII·Coty Choir, All-School . Show ; All-State Cho1r; Concert Cho.r, Council Capers, Drama Club ; Mokado ; Speech ; Wolcott Soght Readong Contest, ' 65 Club . HENDERSON, PHIL HENDRYSON MIKE AII -Coty Swimmong, All-State Swimmong, Aufsteoger Club ; "D" Club, sec.; Delegate Assem· bly; Football ; Inter-Club Council ; Key Club , Track; '65 Club. HESS, BOB All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra, Chess Club; Council Capers . HESS, LINDA. HILLHOUSE, WILLIAM All -School Show, ROTC Drill Team . HILLMEYER, SUSAN Delegate Assembly; PTA Speech. Hostess; Skeast, HIROKAWA, ARLENE High School Red Cross; JCL; Knit-Wits. HOAG, THOMAS AII-Coty Golf, All-State Golf; "D" Club_. treas ; Delegate Assembly; Golf, co-capt.; J1..L; Key Club; ' 65 Club. HOLDEN, BILL HOLMES, MYRA. All-School Show, Jr. Achoevement; '65 Club. HOLST, MONTA. JO Symposium; Teen-Dems. HOMSTAD, MARY All-School Show; Art Club, Aufsteoger Club , Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club, Model Teens, PTA Hostess. HOOKER, KAREN AII-Coty Pep Club; Art Club, sec. ; Folk Song Club, Jr Escort, Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, treas. HORTON, CHERYL Concert Choir; DAR Winner; Delegate Assembly; Goris' State, Honorary Cadet, Lt Col, Jr Escort; Model Teens, PTA Hostess, Senoor Class. Vtce-Pres.; Senior Serv1ce Project; Seraph Sosters; Skeast; '65 Club. 219 HORVATH, FRANK Camera Club, voce pres.; Judo Club. HOTALING, KATHY Drama Club, Jr Achievement; Jr. Escort; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters, Y-Teens; '65 Club. HUDSON, JOYCE FTA, '65 Club. HULL, DANNY HUMM, KAREN International Relations; JCL; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess, Skeast; Speech; '65 Club. HUMPHREYS, PETE Folk Song Club; Skeast, Speech; Teen-Dems, '65 Club �HUSKEY, NICK IBARBIA, MERCEDES IMES, RI~NIE Mokado, Modern Donee Group , IRVING, BARBARA Drama Club, vice · pres., corr -sec .; Foreign language Club ; JCL ; Jr . Escort ; Seraph Sisters, treas , Sk ast, Wolcott Soght R adong Contest. IVIE, DAVID IWAGOSHI, RO~ All School Show ; Sols' Bowlong ; Chess Club ; Delegate Assembly; uclod an Club; ' 65 Club . JACKSON, RICHARD JACKSON, R. ELAINE Riffle-ette s , Symposium ; Tecn -Dems; '65 Club . JACOBS, JANET Brodgc Club , tr os ; Foreign Language Club , FTA , Hogh School Red Cross; Inter-Club Coun cil , White Jacke ts JAMES, CHESTER LaCrosse Club. JAMES, JANET KAY Goris' Bowling ; Y-Teens. JERNIGAN, JAY Skeast JESKE, RICHARD Football; Baseball ; ~~~~~~.'ty Seniors " D" Club ; ' 6S JOHNSON, ALAN JOHNSON, BILL Alpone Club ; Skeast. JOHNSON, CLAUDE JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, DONALD Boys' Bowling ; Golf . JOHNSON, FRANCES AII · Coty Choor, All School Show ; Concert Choir ; Countcrpoonts . Angelaores ; Halos ; All -School Show ; Councol Capers, Mikado . JOHNSON, LINDA JOHNSON, PEGGY Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowlong ; Girls' En s mbl e, Modern Donee Group ; R1ffle -ettes 220 JOHNSON, PHIL Cross Country, " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; Key Club ; Senoor Service Pro1ect ; Spotlight Staff, reporter, '6S Club . JOHNSON, TERRY JCL JONES, CLETA Drama Club Folk Song Club . ��Seniors JOI•HS, JUANITA AU - School Show, Concert Chair; Gymnastics ; Jr Achoevement; JCL , Rift e-ettes; '65 Club . JOSLIN, LAWRENCE ' 65 Club. KENNEY, PAMELA KING, KAREN FTA; PTA Hostess; ' 65 Club. KINGTON, LYNN Speech , Wolcott Sight Reading Contest Win nc r, National Forensic League. KITTREDGE, CHARLES KLEIN, EWALD KNIGHT, HAROLD AU -Coty Band, AU -School Show ; Angclaires ; Concert Band, Delegate Assembly , Concert Orchestra ; Key Club Talent Show Wonne r; Mokado , Show Band, TARS , Track KNOX, DOUGLAS KOHANKIE, LINDA KOUTSIS, LIZ KRAMER, SUZY KREIDER, JIM Golf ; Hogh School Red Cross, Key Club ; LaCrosse Club , Skeast. KRILL, SUE JCL , Jr Escort; Model Teens ; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters, sec .; TARS ; Tri- Hi-Y, vice-pres. KUBLY, PAM Fo_lk Song Club ; High School Red Cross; KnitWots, PTA Hostess ; Y-Toens ; ' 6S Club KUCHEL, MICHELE KULLING, JANET KURTZER, DENNIS FTA; TARS. �KUYKENDALL, MIKE Baseball ; " D" Club. KYLE, SHIRLEY LACHMAN, LAWRENCE Eucl1dean Club, '65 Club LANCASTER, DALE LANDIS, HALE Camera Club, TARS. LANDAU FELIX All-City Cross Countryj All -Metro Track, All State Cross Country; 'D" Club, Delegate Assembly; JCL, scnbe, '65 Club LASBY, STANLEY Camera Club, pres .; Spotlight Staff, photographer LASKY, ANN Girls' Bowling LASLEY, SAUNDRA '6S Club. LAUTERBACH, HELEN FTA, H1gh School Red Cross. LAWRENCE, MIKE All-School Show; Aufsteiger Club ; "D" Club ; Delegate Assembly; Golf ; H1gh School Red ~~~~: ~ e~ C~~t· Sen1or Se'rV1ce Project; Teen - 6 LAWRENSON, STAN Camera Club ; Chess Club. LAWS, WILLIAM LAWSON, MARVELL All -School Show, Concert Cho~r ; Folk Song Club ; Fore1gn language Club; Concert Band , Key Club, Sen1or Service ProJect; '65 Club. LEAF, LINDA LEBOIS, DOREEN Delegate Assembly; '65 Club. LECLAIRE, PAT Aufste1ger Club , Boys' Bowling , Cross Country , laCrosse Club, Spotlight Staff, photographer, Track , ' 65 Club LEE, CAROL G~rls' Bowling, pres ., Inter-Club Council ; Knit- Wits, Seraph S1sters , Wh1te Jackets. LEE, MIKE Boys' Bowling, pres .; Inter-Club Council , Spotlight Staff, sports reporter. LEHR RONALD LAWRENCE All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Copy Editor; " D" Club , Delegat Assembly, Inter-Club Council, JCL , Jr. Usher; Key Club ; Montage, Ed1tor1n-Ch1ef, National Ment F1nal1st , Pre -La.w, pres · LaCrosse Club; AFS sem1-f1nallst; Sen1or Serv1~e Project, Tenn1s, '65 Club. LEROY, KEN Drama Club; Stage Crew. 223 �LESLI £, RICHARD Concert Choor, Councol Capers, Club ROTC Rifle LEVISOHN, JANICE LEWIS, GEORG£ Back e tball (Munich , Mannheim); Chess Club (Mu .), Moxed Choir (Mu .); Football (Mo .); Inter -Club Councol (Ma .); lnte rnatoonal Relatoons , Jr. Class Pres . (Ma .); Jr. Marshal (Ma .); Student Council (Ma ., Mu .); Student Court (Mo .), Track (Ma .). LEWIS, JIM LIGHT, BARBARA Aufsteiger Club, Euclodean Club ; International Relations, JCL. tribun ~ LINDSAY, LINDA Counterpoonts , Delegate Assembly; Rifle- ettes ; TARS, state corr.- sec . LINN, DEANNA Aufsteiger Club, Y-Teens. LITTLE, MARTY LLAFET, ELOTH Concert Choir; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly, FTA ; JCL, PTA Hostess; Senior Service Project, Tri- Hi-Y; White Jackets, Y-Teens; ' 65 Club . LONG, SANDRA Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club ; Folk Son~ Club , FTA parliamentarian ; Jr. Escort, PTA Hostess, Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens; '65 Club . LOUI, CALVIN LOVE, CHUCK Delegate Assembly ; FTA, historian ; Symposium ; TARS ; Woodbury Contest. LUMAN, FRANK TARS ; '65 Club . LUNDQUIST, DAVID Brodge Club ; Chess Club ; Euclidean Clubt· Na tional Merot Letter of Commendation ; ARS, vice~pres . LUNDQUIST, LORENE Delegate Assembly; Drama Clubt hostoroan ; Folk Song Club, treas ., Model eens, PTA Hostess; Spotloght Staff, reporter, Y-Teens, program chairman . MAASS, BILL MacLEAN, BRIAN MacMILLAN, LINDSAY Knot-Wits MADDY, DAVID LEE MAHR, PETE Boys' Bowling , Camera Club ; Folk Song Club ; FTA . MAJORS, TOM Boys' Bowling . MANIATES DANNY MANLEY, SCOTT 224 MARITZ, KAREN Delegate Assembly; Goris' Bowling; PTA Hostess . Seraph Sisters ; Y-Teens. MARCUS, ROSE MARTIN, ED �MARTINELLI, KATHY R1fle-ettes, range offiCer. MARTINEZ, LONEY Jr Achievement MATSUMONJI, LANCE Delegate Assembly; Swimming MATTHEWS, LAURA SHARON All-School Show; Concert Cho~r; Delegate Assembly; Fore1gn Language Club ; G1rls' Ensem ble ; High School Red Crass; Madel Teens; Pre-Med, PTA Hostess . MATTOX, JACQUELINE MAY, LOIS AII·City Pep Club; FTA, vice-pres.; Jr Escort; Pre-Med, PTA Hostess; Seraph SISters; Skeast; Wh1te Jackets, VICe-pres.; Y-Teens ; '6 S Club . MAY, RUSSELL Camera Club McCLINTON, JACQUELINE Kn1t-W1ts ; R1fle-et tes. McCOTTER, GEORGE McDONALD, JANE PTA Hostess , ' 6S Club. McGEE, BARBARA Delegate Assembly, G~rls' Bowling. McGEE, KEN McGRATH, ELAINE AII -C1 ty Band , All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly, H1gh School Red Cross, International Relations , M1kado; Pre-Med , R1fle-ettes, G~rls' R1fle Team Alternate. McGRATH, LINDA McKENZIE, GORDA All -Sc hool Show ; Cheerleader; Delegate Assem bly : JCL , Jr Prom Attendant; Model Tee ns , Sen1or Service Prorect, Tri - Hi -Y; Wh1te Jackets ; '65 Club McKENZIE, JACKIE Delegate Assembly; FTA. McKINZIE, JINNY Model Teens, TARS . McMILLAN, JANE All -School Show, Delegate Assembly; Fall ~~~~1 T~!~~~d~T~ :;9~1 . ~~~~~: s:~~ce cp~~j~ ect, Skeast, Sweetheart Couple Attendant; ' 65 Club McMOSLEY, WILLIAM AII -C1ty Track, AII - Ci~ Band; Track; All-State Track; ' D" Club . McNAMARA, MICKY McNATT, SANDRA All -Metro �McPHEE, MIKE McQUEARY VICKY Aufsteo9er Club; Senior Service Project; Teens; 65 Club. Y- McRAE, CATHY All -School Show , Concert Choir; Counterpoints · Goris' Ensemble ; Hogh School Red Cross · Jr: Achoevement; Mode rn Dance Group ; Pre -Med , PTA Model Alternate MEININGER, CANDY Art Club ; Counterpoonts , Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club , Skeast, Y-Teens MELNICK, BARBARA Hogh School Red Cross , Modern Dance Group ; Pre-Med, treas .; PTA Hostess; Whole Jackets . MERICLE, JIM Seniors METZ, CARL All -School Show ; All-City Orchestrab· Delegate Assembly Alternate , Folk Song Clu ; Skeast; Student Councol MIDDLEBROOK, WYNN AII -Cotr Choor; Aufsteog r Club , Concert Choir; Counc• Cop~rs , Counterpoints, program chair- man ; " D" Club ; Mokado . MILLER, BILL MILLER, CONNIE All Coty Choor; AII ·School Show ; Cheerleader ; Concert Choor, Councol Cap rs; Folk Song Club , Knot .Wots Mokado ; Model Teens ; Senoor Servoce Projec't . Tro- Hi- Y: Whole Jackets ; ' 65 Club . MILLER, JUDITH All School Show , Concert Choir , Folk Song Club , Goris ' Ensemble; Student Councol ; Teen Dems , '65 Club MILLER, SUE ANN All -School Show Scenery ; Angelus Staff Album Edotor , Art Club, sec., voce-pres .; 0 legate Assembly, Jr. Escort ; Knit · Wits ; Mokado Scen ery, Play Festoval ; PTA Hostess ; Senoor Servoce Project; Seraph Sosters, Skeast; ' 65 Club. MILLER, SUSAN Delecjate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; Girls' Bowling , Goris' Ensemble ; Teen Dems, ' 65 Club MILLIGAN, STEVE Aufsteoger Club, Delegate Assembly, Key Club , Senoor Servoce Project, Skeast; '65 Club . MOORE, DEANE Art Club , Modern Dance Group ; '65 Club . MOORE, HUGH All -School Show, Angelus Staff, Technocal Composotoon Edotor, Concert Choir, Councol Capers, " D" Club , Delegate AssemblyJ. pres .; Hogh School Red Cross , Inter- Club o...ouncil , JCL; Key Club , PTA Model, Senoor Service Pro1ect, SkeastJ. Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Swommong, ' 65 o...lub. MOORE, PAT Delegate Assembly ; . High School Red Cross; Jr Achoevement, Knot-Wits. MOORE, ROCHELLE All-School Show, Concert Choor; Councol Capers; Delegate Assembly; Goris' Ensemble , Jr . Achoevep.~~tFe~~f:~i; ~~~;~~~s; Modern Dance Group; �MOORS, MIKE Chess Club ; TARS . MORIMOTO, SHARON Euclidean Club ; FTA, historian ; Jr Seraph Sisters; White Jackets Escort; MOSS, WILLIAM All -City Baseball . MOURHESS, DAVE " D" Club, Delegate Assembly, FTA ; Hogh School Red Cross; Key Club ; Speech; Student Councol Workshop ; Track , Wrestling ; '65 Club . MOURNE, TINA MRUZ, DICK MULLINS, JULIE MURRAY, DONALD RICHARD MURR, BRENDA MYERS, LINDA ~~c~!~rt; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters ; White NAKAMURA, DENNIS Baseball , Boys' Bowling; "D" Club; Euclidean Club, Jr. Usher; Science Seminar. NEUMAN, JOHN • D" Club, Golf, JCL ; Key Club , Skeast ; '6~ Club 227 NEWTON, BRENT All-City Tennis; All-State Tennis; "D" Club; Track NIELSEN, PAM All-School Show, Hi-Y. PTA Hostess, Skeast; Tri- NIGH, DONALD NIX, TRUDI FTA, Whote Jackets, '65 Club NORMAN, MARY ANN Concert Choor; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling; Knot-Wits. NORWOOD, JACK Skeast. OAKLEY, VERA Foreogn Language Club; Skeast, Whole Jackets . JCL; Knit-Wits; O'CONNELL, RAY O'DONNELL, JOHN AII-Coty Choir; All-School Show; Ang !aires; Concert Choir �OHMER, JANE Angelaores, Art Club, Concert Choir; Rifleettes OLSO N, WAYNE Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly; Track . OM OH UNDRO, LEE All -City Football, AII-Metr~. F~otball ; All -Stat~ Football Aufsteoger Club ; D Cub, voce -pres , Delegat~ Assembly ; Inter-Club Councol , Sweet · heart Attendant; ' 6S Club . ORENDORF, TED OTSTOT, RAY OWENS, CECIL OYE, CHERYL Art Club . FTA , lnternatoonal Relatoons , PTA Hostess . Skeast; Whole Jackets , '6 S Club , PAPAZIAN, SUZANNE AII -Coty Choor, All -School Show ; Angelaores , Concert Cho1r Counterpoints, sec .; Delegate Assembly ; FTA . PARKER, WANDA PATE, KATY Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly ; Fall Sports Attendant, JCL , Jr Prom Attendant ; PTA Hostess ; Sweeth art Couple Attendant ; Tri Ho-Y ; Whole Jacke ts ~~J:~~~!~:~rly Fall Sports Attendant , JCL ; Jr Prom Attendant , May Qu en Attendant ; Model Teens ; Swee theart Couple Attendant . PATTERSON, PATTY AII ·School Show, Angelus Queen ; Ch erlcader, Councol Capers , DAR Fonalost , Delegate Assem bly , Fall Sports Attendant ; FTA ; Girls' En semble; Jr Escort ; Jr. Prom Queen , May Queen Attendant , PTA Model , Seraph Sosters ; Sop~omore Class, sec.; Whole Jackets , Y-Teens, voce-pres ., '6S Club . PATTE RSO N, T O M Boys' Bowling , sec., treas. ; '6S Club PA UL, LEONARD PEARCE, PA M Delegate Assembly , Folk Song Club, Foreogn Language Club ; Goris' Ensemble , Modern Dance Group, Speech ; Teen-Dems, treas , Whole Jackets PENNETTA, JIM PENNY, RICHARD P ERKIN , DON "D" Club, Football, JCL. PERKINS, ANN ETTE PEROS, NICK PERRY, DALTON �PETERS, JAMES PHILLIPS, SUSIE H1gh School Red Cross PIERCE, MARSHA FTA , Jr Achievement ; Y-Teens ; '65 Club . POLLACK, SHARON POMERANZ, RON Classification Board ; Delegate Assembly · High School Red Cross; Inter-Club CounCil ; Key Club, sec. PONTOW, ART All -School Show , Skeast. PORTER, MONA All -School Show , Angelus Staff, Administration and Special Dept ; Conce rt Cho1r, CounCil Capers ; M1kado , PTA Model , Sen1or Service ~~:bct ; Skeast, Tn - H1 - Y, Wh1te Jackets; ' 6S 0 ~~e~;E~i'uJ, ~ce-pres.; " D" Club ; Euclid ean Club , Golf, co-capt. PRATT, DOLORES Distnbutlve Education , Girls' Bowling PRIMMER, JOEL PRITCHARD, LILLI All -School Shaw, Cheerleader; Fall Sports Attendant ; Jr Prom Attendant , May Queen ~[~bndant ; Model Teens ; Wh1te Jackets, ' 65 QUINTANA, MAXINE Seniors RAGULSKY, ROSEMARY RAPHAEL, LES Bndge Club . Chess Club , Euclidean Club , FTA , treas ., Key Club, ott. sec. RASKIN, LINDA Delegate Assembly Folk Song Club, sec.; FTA ; Senior Service Project , Wh1te Jackets REDMOND, LINDA Delegate Assembly, Girls' Bowling , GymnastiCS , High School Red Cross , Intramural Basketball ; Modern Dance Group , R1fle-ettes. RECTOR, JIM Angelaires, Concert Choir; Gymnastics 2 · High School Red Cross, ' 65 Club . ' REECE, BARRY Boys' Bowling ; ROTC Rifle Club. REIMANN, LOTHAR Pre-law ; Woodbury Contest. RENZ, PAT Delegate Assembly; vice-pres. Distributive Education, RETTBfRG, SUSAN All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Tri-Hi-Y, chaplain . REYES, FARIDE Delegate Assembly; Rifle-ettes. REYNOLDS, NORMA Folk Song Club ; Jr. Achievement, vice-pres.; JCl; Science Seminar; '65 Club. RHOADS, WARREN �RICE. DIANA Art Club; Concert Choir, Symposium, Teen Dems , Young Socialist Forum. RICHARDS, CINDY Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; Y-Teens , RICHARDSON, CAROLYN Deltgate Asnmbly; Jr Achievement, Jr. Escort; S raph Sisters, Tri - Ho-Y; White Jackets 230 RICHARDSON, JOYCE Rl EDESEL. KATHY Delego:e Assembly ; Girls' State, semi·fonahst; Honorary Cadet, major, Honorary Cad t Droll Team , JCL , Jr Escort; NCTE Finalist . PTA Ho~tcss ; Art Sem1nor ~ Senior Class Sec; Senior Servoce Protect , Seraph Sosters; Spotlight Staff, copy rewrote editor; Tri - Hi -Y Legislative Ass mbly, senator, Wolcott Contest ; '65 Club , RIGG, JACK Folk Song Club ; TARS, Denver chairman . RIGGS, BYRON Bas ball , 'D' Club ; Delegate Assembly, Key Club . RINDOM, KAY Concert Choor , Delegate Assembly; Knot -Wits , Mokado Senoor Servoce Pro1ect; Skeast, Whole Jackets , Y Teens , 65 Club RIORDON, JOHN ROBARDS, CHERYL ROBERTS, KAY Art Club , Aufsteiger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Foreogn Language Club, Skeast ; '65 Club . RODRIQUEZ, LORETTA Countcrpoonts Delegate Assembly ; Hogh School Red Cross Jr Achoevement, PTA Hostess . ROGGENBACH, ANN Whot< Jackets; Y-Teens . ROME, Ell D" Club, HA ; Swimming. ROMERO, ALBERT ROTHCHILD, SARA AII -Coty Orchestra, All-School Show, AII·State Choor, Brodge Club; Councol Capers , Delegate Assembly, Drama Club , Jr . Escort ; Mokado ; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters ; Symposoum , Whote Jackets . RUBIN, MIRIAM Angelus Staff, Album asst copy reader; Coun terpoonts, parhamentaroan ; Folk Song Club ; FT A ; Intramural Basketball ; Pre-Med, Senoor Servoce Protect; Symposoum ; Whote Jackets , '65 Club, RUMFELT, REX Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club; '65 Club . RUPP, KEN All Coty Tennos, State Quahfyong; PTA Model SAGE, CAROL Hogh School Red Cross; Y-Teens, '65 Club . SAKAMOTO, CARRIE ANN FTA SAKS, MIKKEL Jr. Usher, Pre-Law; Spotloght Staff, Exchange Edotor; Woodbury Contest Wonner. SALINAS, SAMUEL All -School Show, Boys' Bowling, �SANDFORD, RUTH Art Club; Delegate Skeast, '65 Club Assembly; PTA Model , SANTIFER, JOE " D" Club, Delegate Assembly; Football , Track ; Wrestlong SARNER, LARRY SOJOurners' Contest Winner, Spotlight Staff, columnast, TARS pres ., sec.·treas. SAVOY, PHYLLIS Concert Choor, Delegate Assembly Alternate; Goris Bowling , Goris' Ensemble, Y-Teens, program chaarman. SCANTLIN, WAYNE SCA YO, JAMES Delegate Assembly; Show Band. SCHAETZEL, TOM JCL; Key Club, Skeast. SCHAFER, ROGER " D'' Club, Football ; Swimmong; Track ; Wrcstlong SCHARWA TH, JDI·HLL SCHLICHTING, LINDA Inter-Club Councol, Model Teens , Modern Dance Group, pres .; Play Festoval ; Speech , SCHOENDALLER KATHLEEN Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club ; Hogh School Red Cross ; Jr Escort ; PTA Hostess , Rolle-ettes ; Seraph Sosters, voce-pres.; Tri -Ho -Y; Y-Teens SCOTT, JOEY AII -Coty Student Council ; Delegate Assembly ; Key Club , Pre ~ Low , Scnaor Class pres .; Senior Servoce Project , Skeast , Speech ; Student Coun col , Student Councol leadership Conference , Tennos, '65 Club . SCOTT, SUE AII -Coty Pep Club ; High School Red Cross ; Inter-Club Councol ; Jr Escort , Knot -Wots, PreMed ; Seraph Sosters , Whole Jackets, pres ., YTeens '65 Club . SEEMAN, ED SEIFRIED, JOLENE All -School Show, Delegate Assembly; PTA Hostess, Tra-Ha-Y, cor , sec. SERVEY, LINDA All-School Show ; Concert Choir, Councol Capers ; Forcagn Language Club, sec.; Gymnastacs ; Inter-Club Councol, Pre-Med, pres SEVERTSON, ANN ~:tb~b~ -· Hogh School Red Cross; Knit-Wits; SHANAHAN, WILLIAM SHAVER, STYLESZETTA Art Club Delegate Assembly, Hogh School Red Cross, Jr Achievement; '65 Club . SHEA, CATHY AII · Coty Pep Club; All-School Show; Counterpoonts, Goris' Ensemble; JCL; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess. Seraph Sosters, Whole Jackets, parlia mcntaroan ; '65 Club SHIPP, PAMELA All School Show ; Concert Choor; Councol Capers ; Dclegote Assembly; Goris' Bowlong, Jr. Achocvemcnt; JCL , PTA Hostess, Scnoor Class treas ; Senoor Service Protect, Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Whole Jackets; '65 Club SHORT, DIANE Euclodean Club Folk Song Club, Hogh School Red Cross, sec constotutoon choorman, Jr Red Cross Tro-State lcadershop Camp; Senoor Servoce Protect , Seraph Sosters; Whole Jackets; '6S Club SHRIMPLIN, KAREN Judo Club, Modern Dance Group; Play Festoval. Seniors �232 SHURTLEFF, LINDA SIENKNECHT, JUDY Delegate Assembly, Foreign FT A, Wh1te Jackets. Language Club , SILLS, SHARON SIMONTON, CINDY Art Club ; PTA Madel ; Tn - ~\~lc~:sl ~~~~w SIMONTON, SKIP SIMPSON, DIANNE All School Show , Delegate Assembly ; Senior Semce ProJect, Sweetheart Couple Attendant , '6S Club . SKOLOUT, DANICE Art Club , Aufste1gcr Club ; D1Stnbut1ve Educa tion, Model Teens, Skeast; ' 65 Club . SLINGO, DAN All School Show , Aufsteiger Club , Boys' Bowl Ing , Concert Choir, Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achieve- ment; TARS SMITH, BETTY SMITH, JEFF SMITH, LEONARD SMITH, PETE AII -C1ty Band , All-City Orchestra; All-School Show , All -State Band , All -State Orchestra, SCIence Sem1nar, ' 65 Club . SNIDER, ELIZABETH All -City Choir, All-School Show Angelaires · Concert _Cho~r ; Counc•l Capers~ Counterpoints: trea• :· VICe-pres , Delegate Assembi.Y, Folk Song Club, Inter-Club CounCil, Kn1t-W1ts, M1kado, Sweetheart Couple ; White Jackets; Y-Teens, pres., corr. sec., '65 Club. SNEED, JIM SOKER, DAVID All-City Choir; All-School Show, All-State Choir; Angelaires , . Aufsteiger Club , Bndge Club ; Concert Choir; CounCil Capers; Cross Country, Drama Club, May Queen Attendant, escort, M1kado ; ScholastiC Art Award, Thespians. SOLIS, BEVERLY SORENSON, MICHAEL SOUTHERN, AL All -School Show, Chess Club, Concert Band , CounCil Capers, M1kado ; Stage Crew, '65 Club �SPAR, BARBARA Ang elus Staff, Curr iculum - Faculty Assostant , Delegate Assembl y, Inte r-Club Councol , International Relot 1on.s; Symposium , pres., T een· 0 ms; Young Soci alist Forum , sec., vice- pres . SPEAK, PAULETTE Art Club , Counte rpoints, JCL ; Mode l Teens; PTA Hostess; Skea st ; Symposium ; Tri - Ho -Y. SPELIOTES, DEAN " D" Club ; Football ; Key Club , Wrestl ing , '6S Club . SPENCER, LARRY SPIREK, LINDA ~f~g~:d~.sse mbl y; Kn it -Wits; Model Teens; SPORTSMAN, DANNY SPRINGS PAUL AII -Cot y Football , T rack ; All -Me tro Football , Track ; " D" Club , Key Club . STAPLES, VALERI Brodge Club , Eucli dean Club ; Folk Song Club , JCL ; Pre- Med, Symposoum , TARS ; Whole Jacke ts. STARR, BETTY AII -Coty Orchestra ; All -School Show ; All -State Orc hestra ; Chee rl ead er, Councol Cape rs ; Fall Sport s Quee n, JCL ; Jr Escort ; Jr Prom Atte ndant , May Queen Atte ndant, Model Teens ; PTA Mode l; Se raph Siste rs, Sweeth eart Coupl e Attendant ; Tri -Ho -Y; Whole Jackets ; '6S Club ; Mokado , Pre-Low BP STAYLOR, FRANK STENSAAS, PAT All -School Show Band , Conce rt Bond , Delegate Asse mbly Alternate, Goris' State; Inter-Club Councol , sec ., Jr Escort, PTA Model , Seraph Sosters, pres., '65 Club . STERN, DAVID Aufste ige r Club , Folk Song Club ; Notoonal Me rot Le tte r of Commendatoon , Skeast; Spotlight Stoff, reporte r; Tennos STEUART, BARBARA All -School Show , Art Club , Folk Song Club , Knot-Wots, Judo Club , Mikado . STEWART, BRIAN STEVENS JERRY AII -Coty Track ; All -Me tro Track ; All -State Track , '' D" Club , Delegate Assembly; Euclo dean Club , Sweetheart Couple Attendant ; '65 Club . STOUT, ALEX STRATTON, CINDY JCL. STRATTON, MICHAEL A . Angelus Staff, Assistant Sports Editor · " D" Club , Delegate Assembly, Euclodeon ' Club ; Football . JCL , Jr Usher , LaCrosse Club PreLaw, PTA Model ; Senoor S•rvice Projeci, '6S Club Seniors �STRUCK, CECELIA All-School Show; Kn1t -Wi.ts; Pre-Med , PTA Hostess , Sen1or Serv1ce Project; Wh1te Jackets . STUTLER, EV SUTLIFF, SHARON SWISHER, JOE Wrest11ng TAMS, PAT Delegate Assembly; School R d Cross , Skeast, '6S Club Folk Song Club ; High Sen1or Serv1ce Project ; TARTLER, EDINA 234 TATUM, PEGGY Folk Song Club, Foreign Language Club ; FTA; PTA Hostess, TARS, Y-Teens. TAWIL, DAN Chess Club; "D" Club ; Usher~ Euclidean Club, Jr. Sctcncc Seminar, Tennis. TAYLOR, IVORY THILLE, LINDA Art Club ; Folk Song Club , Jr JCL, Model Teens Achievement, THOMAS, CAROLYN THOMAS, CORRINE THOMAS, GREG THOMAS, MARIE Aufste1ger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Foreign Language Club. H1gh School Red Cross; Modern Dance Group ; PTA Hostess; Wh1t Jackets; Y Teens , ' 65 Club THOMPSON, DOUG Speech THOMPSON, GARY Pre-Med , Skeast, Track ; '65 Club TIDWELL, CORA G1rls' Bowl1ng, Jr Achievement; PTA Hostess; '65 Club �TILLIS, RICHARD TIMCHULA, MICHAEL G. All City Club OffiCers Conference!· Angelus Staff, Sports Edotor; "D" Club , De egate Assembly, Jr. Usher; LaCrosse ; Montage, Edotor; Prc ~ Law, sec.; Senior Service Project, Senior Student Councol; Tennos; '6S Club. TIMMONS, IRENE TOFFOLI, GEORJEAN Seniors Countcrpo:nts, Forc•gn Language Club , Inter- Club Councol , Knot-Wots; Teen Dtms, Y-Tccns. sec., Symposium, TRAVIS, JOHN AII-Coty Orchestra; All-School Show ; All-State Orchestra ; Concert Cho1r; Counc1l Capers ; Delegate A"tmbly ; Debate Team : Jr . Usher; Mokado , Shofroth Contest, Speech, parloamen · troan, All Coty, Dostroct, and Stole Speech Meels ; TARS, Woodbury Contest Wonner . TREIDEL, MARK Dtlegate Asstmbly, Judo Club, '6S Club . TUGGLE, REGINALD All-School Show; Chess Club ; Delegate Assembly ; JCL; Speech; State Speech Meet, TARS; Woodbury Contest. TUN SO N, FLOY D Basketball, "D" Club, Football; '65 Club . Delegate Assembly, TURNER, ERIC TZ O RTZAK IS, GUS U DD, CIN DY All Coty Pep Club, All -School Show ; Angelaires, Concert Cho1r Council Capers; Girls' Ensemble; Pre-Med ; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters, White Jackets, droll master; Y-Teens, '65 Club UN DERWOOD, MARILO U All-School Show, All-State Choir; Concert Choor, Counterpoints Delegate Assembly; For~~~" Cllu"t.~guage Club, Senoor Servocc Project; UPSH J. W , CHARLES Baseball, manager 2, Delegate Assembly, vicepres., JCL, scrobe, '65 Club. URIOSTE, DON UTT, DAVID Foo t ball Manager; Swimming Manager; Track Manager VANTASSLE, RAY Foreogn La nguage Club; Sta ge Crew; TARS. VEFALD, MARY FTA, High School Red Crass; Judo Club, PTA Hostess; Y-Teens VELTMAN , GEORGE Delegate Assembly. �VERSTEEGH, GINGER Folk Song Club, parliame ntarian ; Foreo gn lan guage Club ; Knot -Wits . VIGIL, FRANCIS VILLANO, MARGIE VOGEL, DICK A ufs teo ge r Club " D" Club ; Delegate Asse mbly , Golf Sk ea st VOLZ, TOM WACKER, DAVID Delegate Asse mbl y, Euclidean Club ; TARS . WADA , MATHEW D legate Asse mbl y Skeast. WAHWASUCK, PHYLIS WALKER , BEVERLY ~~~~·e n~owlo n g Dos tr ibut ove Ed ucat ion, trea s.; 236 WALKER , BRUCE Aufste og e r Club , Delegate Asse mbly ; Ke y Club, trcas ., Track . WALKER , PHYLLIS Mode l Tee ns, Mode rn Dance Group . WALLACE, MARCELLUS AII -Coty Boske tball , " D" Club ; Delegate Asse mbl y, Football , JCL, pres., Stud e nt Council · Track ; ' 65 Club . ' WARD, CAROLYN AII -Coty Choor; AII -Coty Pe p Club ; Conce rt Choor, Councol Cope rs , Jr Achoe ve me nt ; Mod el T ee ns , Whole Jacke ts, trea s WARD, CRAIG WARNER, BONNIE Art Club , Y Tee ns , '65 Club �WATANABE, SHARON Art Club, Counterpoonts; Folk Song Club; Knit Wots, S noor Servocc Project, Y-Teens. WATERMAN, JANE AII-Coty Pep Club ; Aufsteoger Club; Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; FTA pres., Hogh School Red Cross, Inter-Club Councol, PTA Model, Sen.or Servocc Project, Whole Jackets, sec.; Y-Tecns, seNICe comm1ttee; '65 Club . WATTS DOROTHY Drama Club, roc -sec; FTA; Hogh School Red Cross , lnternatoonal Relatoons, JCL, PTA Host· ess, '65 Club WATTS, LYNDA Euclidean Club, sec .- treas. ; .Jr. Escort ; Notional Merot Fonalost; Whole Jackets Seraph Sosters ; Teen-Dems, WEEKS, BOB WEINDEL, CONNIE All-City Pep Club, AII·School Show, Goris' Bowlong , voce-pres .. sec ., Goris Ensemble, Jr. Escort, Knot-Wots; Seraph Sosters, Whole Jackets, carr. sec ., Y-Teens; 6S Club. Seniors WEIPERT, DAVID WEISBART, GRAIG All School Show, Boys' Bowling , D" Club , Delegate Ass mbly, parloamentaroan Golf, Jr Usher , Key Club, Senoor Servocc Protect , Spot loght Staff photo coordonator ' 65 Club WESTMORELAND, MICHAEL Delegate Assembly, ' 65 Club WESTMORELAND, PATRICK Cross Country , Delegate Assembly ; Sophomore Student Councol Speech , ' 65 Club ~~.~A tfu~~~n~~rnatoonal Relations, Speech , TARS, '65 Club WHISLER, JOANNE Aufsteoger Club ; Del egate Assembly; JCL, consul, Rofle -ett es. WICKERSHAM, LYNN WIEDER, JUDI WILCOX, MARY SUE Del gote Assembly, PTA Hostess; CounCil Trt Hi- Y, tr asurer Student �WILHOITE, LAUREN ~Sotcf..o~s ; Modern Dance Group, Symposium ; WILKINS, SHARI All -City Red Cross Councol ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross, pres , vice-pres ; Honorary Cadet; Inter-Club Councol ; Red Cross State Conventoon , Wolcott Sight Readong Contest. WILLIAMS, R. KENT Track . WILSON, JANEAN MARIA WITHROW, FRANK Concert Choor; Council CaP.ers, Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; Mokado WOHL, CAROL Drama Club, pres. , Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff. WOJCIK, STANLEY WONG, MARSHALL All-City Student Council ; All -School Show; Angelus Staff, Actovotoes Edotor; Boys' Bowlong ; Counterpo:nts ; Delegate Ass mbly, Drama Club; Folk Song Club , Halos ; JCL, trobe_ censor; Jr. Closs Pres .; Pre -law ; Sen1or Serv1ce ProJect; Sojourners Contest; Student Councol Leadershop Conference ; Student Councol Workshop ; Teen Dems board member. ' 65 Club . WOOTEN, JAMES All-School Show, Concert Choir; Teen-Dems WORLEY, VICKI All-School Show, Cheerleader, Delegate Assembly; Model Teens , PTA Model; State Finalost, Make- ot-on-Wool; White Jackets. WORTHAM, DARLENE Art Club, Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross, ' 65 Club. WRIGHT, MARDI Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; Honorary Cadet Capt , JCL, Model Teens; Soph. Student Councol, Tro Ho -Y, ' 65 Club. WRIGHT, SHERYL Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; PTA Model; Tro -Ho -Y, sec . WRIGHTSIL, BILLY WZOLEK, LYDIA Jr Achievement, Knot-Wits. YEARLING, ILINOIS Delegate Assembly; Judo Club; Speech. YEARLING, ROBERT Pre-Med . 238 �YOUNG, MARGARET All -City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; JCL ; Jr Escort, Model Teens; Seraph SISters ; Whole Jackets, sec. YOUNKIN, BOB ZIEGLER, CINDY All -School Show ; Concert Choir; DAR SemiFinalist; Dole gate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen ; May Queen Attendant; PTA Model ; Sweetheart Coupl e Attendant , '65 Club . ZIGLER, CATHY ZINN, MARLENE Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; InterClub Councol ; lnternatoonal Relations; PreMed ;. PTA Hostess.: Senior Service Project ; Spotloght Staff, busoness manager; Teen - Dems; White Jackets; ' 65 Club . ZISKIN, BARBIE Fore ogn Language Club ; Girl' s Bowling ; Teen Dems . Seniors ELLIS, JIM �Student Index A Abdoo, Margo, 150, 179 Abel, Sharon , 207 Abel, Stan , 191 Abrams, Mark , 160 Achatz, R•ck, 93 , 101 , 109, 122, 157, 191 Ackard, Debbie, 152 Ackard , Peggy, 154 Adams, Chene, 144, 179 Adams, Gary, 162, 207 Adams, Patricia, 191 Agur, Peter, 146, 160, 163, 207 Agur, Rob1n, 140, 179 Ahrens, Cheryl, 179 Alarid, Joann, 154 Aldrich, Brenda, 179 Alexander, Greg, 140, 156, 206, 207 Alexander, lonnie, 93 , 142, 167, 170, 206 , 207 Allen, Em1ly, 154, 170, 207 Allen, Evelyn , 155 Allen, J1ll , 207 Allen , Judy, 207 Allen, Sandra, 179 Allen, Sharon, 150, 172, 179 Allen, Sue, 138, 170, 207 Allstun , Eddie, 175, 207 Altberber, Fred, 159, 207 Allendorf, T1m, 191 Alvarez, Jeanne, 179 Amon, M1ke, 115, 157,207 Anderson , Carol, 149, 150 Anderson , Don, 207 Anderson , Judy, 144, 167, 168, 174, 207 Ando, Susan, 190, 191 Andrews, George, 191 Andrews, Sam, 191 Anisimow, Vladimir, 207 Aoyag1, Lianne, 144, 152, 207 Arellano, Bruce, 208 Argall, Judy, 139, 191 Armijo, Steve, 179 Armstrong, Richard, 122 Armstrong, Twilla, 191 Armstrong, Yvonne, 165 Arnsmeyer, Roy, 191 Arroyo, Bruce, 170 Ashley, M1chele, 155, 173, 208 Atkison, larry, 138, 160, 208 Aum•ller, Roberta, 208 Aumiller, Ramona, 179 Ausbie, Merdis, 144 B Bagan, Kathy, 143 Bailey, Francine, 191 Ba•n, lillian, 138, 146, 151, 160, 208 Baker, Bart, 109, 191 Baker, John, 140, 156 Balbona, Elda, 179 Balderrama, Peggy, 191 Baldw•n, Debb1e, 179 Ball, Jeff, 140 Banker, Albert, 160 Barber, John, 138, 146, 157, 191 Barber, Judy, 140, 146, 155, 179 Barela, Carol, 191 Barker, Ralph, 208 Barlow, Fred, 179 Barlowsky, Polo, 172 Barnes, Tom, 160 Barnes, Toni, 155 Barnhart, Molly, 138, 142, 208 Barr, Freddie, 155, 208 Bartholomew, Jack, 179 Bartholomew, Talbert, 208 Bass, Kathy, 170 Bateman, Beth, 164 Bates, John , 160, 208 Bauderer, Mane , 179 Bautsch, Charlotte, 191 Beardshear, Meg, 191 Beasley, Sh~rley, 179 Beaton, Bruce, 101, 139, 156, 157, 159, 208 Beatty, l1nda, 173, 174 Beaver, Owen , 208 Sedan, Edd1e, 109 Bedoe, John, 140 Beebe, l1nda, 144, 179 Beezley, Nancy, 149, 151 , 166, 167, 208 Be•tscher, B1ll , 146 Beitscher, Carol , 146, 192 Bell , Becky, 191 Bell, Bob, 138, 157, 178, 179 Bell, Charolette, 149, 154, 173, 179 Bella~rs, Chm, 109 Belveal, Patty, 208 Bender, Maureen, 141 Benn , Stephen , 208 Benson, John, 192 Benwell, Jo, 208 Bergman, Craig, 208 Bergren , Dave, 110, 179 Berman, Bobbi, 163, 166, 167, 168, 208 Berry, John , 175, 146 Berry, Ken1th, 192 Berry, Marilyn , 192 Beth, Jeff, 140, 179 Betka, R1chard, 208 Beverly, lugeania, 144, 148, 154, 163, 173, 208 B1dwell, Dennis, 179 B1rd, linda, 179 Black, Janet, 146, 160, 208 Black, Ken, 180 Black, Perry, 208 Black, Sharon, 146, 155, 180 Blakely, Sandra, 208 Blake, Mary, 142 Blanas, Anthea, 192 Blanchard, larry, 208 Blunt, Tom, 160, 180 Board, Sharon, 142, 144, 209 Boehler, lee Ann, 180 Boggess, Glen, 110, 123, 180 Bolden , Bob, 146, 157, 158 Bollacker, Bnan, 159, 162, 163, 209 Bonham , Barb, 140, 209 Bonham, David, 138, 157, 192 Bonham, Linda, 180 Bonnot, Nancy, 142, 180 Bosteder, Penny, 192 Botsford, Ann, 168, 209 Bott, R1chard, 110 Bottorff, Donna, 146 Bouch1er, Pat, 141 , 170, 180 Bourke, laurie, 91, 192, 142, 143 Bowden, Phyllis, 161,209 Bowen, Tina,..,192 Bowling, Howard, 209 Boyd, Dom, 174, 192 Boyle, Candy, 162 Boyle, Cra•g, 110 Boyles, Wayne 123 Bracken, linda, 180 Bradford, Marbie, 180 Brady, Ron, 156, 180 Brame, Rondy,112, 157,159,209 Brame, Toasty, 101, 157, 207 Brandt, Deborah, 168, 209 Brandt, Nancy, 163, 166, 192 Brannon , Bob, 93, 101, 138, 139, 156, 157, 159, 209 Branum, Charles, 170, 209 Brassell, Jone, 192 Brennan, Pot, 141, 154 Brent, Mary, 140, 143, 180 Brent, Roseann, 144, 209 Brewer, Joann, 152 Brewer, Paulette, 154, 164, 192 Brewer, Margaret, 209 Bnscoe, D1anne, 172, 173, 180 Brock, Ben , 139, 209 Brock, Jean, 209 Bromley, Mary, 165, 180 Brooks, Kathy, 155, 172, 192 Broussard, Bart, 180 Brown, Bob, 154 Brown, 8111, 159, 163, 209 Brown, Boyd, 180 Brown, Byron , 210 Browne, Russell , 163 Brunkhorst, Elise, 168, 210 Brunton, Dave, 139, 140, 146, 210 Bruso, Virg1n1a, 170, 210 Bryan, D1nah, 146, 180 Bryant, M1kelle, 144 Buchanan, Jan1ce, 174, 180 Buchanan, Robert, 210 Buckley, Vick ie, 180 Buckstein, Sandy, 160, 192 Bullock, Debra , 180 Burbank, J1m, 139, 210 Burgette, Connie, 210 Burg•n , B1ll , 139 Burg1n, Roger, 180 Burk, Gene, 192 Burns, Cindy, 138, 143, 154, 210 Burns, M1ke, 154, 210 Burran, Karen , 144, 180 Burress, Cindy, 160, 174, 180 BuSSI, Marie, 140, 141 , 143, 167, 168, 206, 210 Cisco, Ramona , 192 Clark, Duane, 140, 160 Clark, Evere tt, 192 Clarke, Jami, 144, 146, 180 Clarke, Katy, 154, 192 Cleland, Barbara, 192 Cl ements, Bob, 192 Clements, Patty, 140, 144, 162, 211 Clift, leslie, 74, 167 Cluff, Annette, 138, 152, 158, 163, 167, 211 , 247 Cockett, Judy, 161 Cockle, Wayne, 138, 152, 157, 180 Cody, Bill , 192 Coe, Carolyn, 192 Co , Gerald, 211 Cohen , Doris, 170 Coleman , Billye Sue, 168 Collins, Cindy, 144, 192 Collins, Dave, 154 Connell, Mary Ann, 180 Cook, Bob, 158 Cook, linda, 144, 211 Cook, Sue, 192 Copley, Georgia, 170, 180 Cordova, Andrew, 211 Cornell , Warren, 192 Coronado, Carey, 211 Coughl1n, Gary, 92, 101, 138, 156, 157, 172, 211 Couture, Terri , 148, 211 Covey, Bill, 212 Cowart, Glona , 167, 168, 173, 212 Cowdrey, John, 192 Cox, Barbara , 144, 154, 167,212 Cox, Klaus, 110, 180 Cox, Carolyn , 192 Cox, Peter, 160 Craig, Bruce, 192 Crandall, Christine, 212 Crass, Karl , 192 Criss, Mary, 152, 167, 212 Cronkey, Chris, 144, 148, 154, 168, 212 Crow, Joan , 146, 167,212 Crumal , Kathy, 181 Cruter, Karen, 141, 142, 158, 192 Cunningham, Art1e, 160 Cunningham, Carol, 143, 181 Cunningham , lewana, 140, 162, 193 Bustamonte, S~rena, 110 Cunningham, Maurice, 160 Butcher, Dorothy, 192 Butler, Mawa, 210 Curtis, James, 1SO, 181, 193 Curv1n , Peggy, 193 Cutler, Raymond, 181 240 c Cabral, Art, 210 Caldwell, Frances, 140, 180 Cameron , B1ll, 192 Campbell, Curt, 192 CaracasiS, Diane, 140, 162 Card, Manlvn, 210 Cardillo, Dav1d, 210 Cardona, Rose Marie, 144 Carlson, Jan, 192 Carrasco, Reg1na, 140, 192 Carrasco, Tnn1, 127, 211 Carter, Jean, 180 Carter, Holman , 127, 137 Casados, Pat, 211 Cash, Rose, 144, 192 Casler, Donna, 165, 170, 180 CaSillas, Ehas, 152, 211 Casseii, J•m,101 , 157 Caustnta, Ted, 192 Caustrita, lorraine, 144, 154,211 Cavos, Diana, 158, 164, 211 Cavos, Jami, 158, 164, 170, 173, 180 Cazer, Jim, 139, 146, 211 Centa, Mary lou, 180 Chapin, Chmty, 152, 162,211 Chapman, Allan, 159, 211 Chapman, Herrick, 152, 155, 156, 163, 180 Cheatham, Roger, 101, 109, 118, 157 Cheek, Carol, 140, 158, 162 Cheley, Carol , 143, 164, 170, 192 Ch1lds, Dorsie, 110 ChiSm, Harry, 211 Chmtensen, Steve, 155, 211 D Dahm, lois, 139, 149, 164, 173, 181 Dalen , Barbara, 174 Dalton , Harlan, 150, 152, 159, 212,247 Daly, Ty, 181 Daniels, John, 101, 139, 146, 156,157, 159, 212 Daniels, lloyd, 109 Davin, Dennis, 212 �Student Index Da vos, Ann , 143, 154, 16a, 173, 193 Davos, Charles, 122 Davos, Delsoe, 193 Davo s, Donna, 165, 212 Davos, Georg ia , 161 , 212 Dav is, John , 115, 157, 193 Dav is, Johnno e, 212 Davos, Leonard , 123 Dav os, Pat, 212 Davos, Rand y, 181 , 247 Davi s, Ronald, 212 De: ke r, Margare t, 140, 154, 212 Decro :e, Olov oa , 193 Dee p, Londo , 181 DeiJun co, Dave, 140, 146 DeiJun co, Ge rry, 146, 155, 156, 159, 166, 193 De mbeck, Sue, 142, 144, 193 De rtonge r, Steve, 93, 101 , 118, 138, 156, 157, 159, 212 Descoose, Frank, 156, 212 Detandt, Donna , 143, 154, 193 Defrock, Alvon, 193 Deutsch, Kathy, 143, 193, 247 Diaz, Jennie, 193 Dickens, Jerry, 213 Dockson , Gayle, 14a Doll, Sandee, 140, 174, 193 Dollard, Stephanie, 213 Dollon, Charles, 140, 181 Dinan, John, 146, 181 Diner, Joni, 164, 213, 247 Doxon, Melissa, 181 Doebley, John, 181 Dooda, Sharon, 143, 1a1 Dortzbach, Kay, 213 Doyle, Julene Lee, 193 Dreher, Pat, 140, 181 Drew, Phyllos, 144, 213 Dreyer, Danny, 140, 146 Dreyer, Ron, 154 Duncan , Jacky, 213 Dunham, Greg, 109 Dunn , Rexa, 150, 167, 213 Durance, Gary, 101, 109, 157 Duvall, Gerri, 149, 173, 213 Easley, Earlene, 213 Easley, Robert, 213 Ebell, Mary Ann, 1a 1 Eberhart, Karen, 213 Edwards, Mochael, 213 Egle, Marete, 140, 144, 162, 170, 173, 213 Eosnach, Dwight, 156, 181 Eosnach, Jeanette, 149, 152, 167, 173, 213 Eitel, Tom, 1i6, 160 Eitemoller, Qan, 75, 101 , 13a, 156, 157, 159, 247 Ekholm , Marcia, 162, 213 Eldredge, Ka y, 143, 146, 162, 173 El enbogen, Jo, 167, 213 Elkons, Doana, 193 Ellaphodoros, Ze bed iah , 181 El los, Jom, 118, 157, 239 Ell sworth , Roge r, 193 Elmblad, J ean , 163, 166, 181 Elm e r, Lonnea, 148, 150, 213 El sey, Boll , 146 El son, Che rryl , 193 Enerson , Judy, 181 Enge r, Roc hard , 160 Engels, Linda, 144, 213 Engl osh , Barbara, 168, 173, 213 Eng lo sh, Don , 160, 165, 247 Eppe rson , Dork , 152, 163, 181 Eppl eston , Gl en, 115, 157, 193 Erb osch, Carol , 152, 166, 167, 213 Erdmann, Gwe n, 140 Esponoza, Katy, 154, 181 Esponoza, Marcella, 193 Euell , Gregory, 193 Evans, Davod, 140 Everott, Londo, 144, 168 Eversman , Londo, 167, 168, 174, 213 Ewing , Cindy, 193 Faber, Chros, 193 Falcon , Carlota, 149, 193 Fancher, Barry, 127, 181 Faros, Pat, 214 Farrell , Mok e, 214 Fascono, Jim, 214 Fauver, Paul, 175, 214 Febonger, Sandy, 146, 16a, 193 Feilbert, Ruthe, 140, 168, 193 Fe rros, Pat, 161 Fey, Douglas, 214 Fields, Be rt, 140, 156, 170, 214 Fields, Raymond, 193 Fi elds, Renee, 168, 174, 194 Fields, Royce, 194 Fields, Wollie, 110, 127, 140 Finch , Judy, 214 Fonley, Tom , 194 Fiser, Lee, 214 Fisher, Lynn, 214 Fleoscher, Charles, 139 Fletcher, Jom, 11 S, 157 Fletcher, Lewis, 170 Fletcher, Vocki, 155 Fliegler, Gail , 155, 15a Florey, Jom , 13a, 157, 159, 193 Florquist, Rod, 110, 138, 181 Floyd, Clay, 151 , 214 Floyd, Theodora, 181 Foley, Kay, 214 Foley, Moke, 181 Follansbee, Bob, 152, 181 Ford, Linda, 214 Ford, Russ, 194 Ford, Thomas, 181 Foreman, Barbara, 148, 152, 16a, 214 Foster, Neel , 181 Foster, Mark, 194 Fotonos, Angie, 194 Fountaon, Roger, 214 Foust, Jay, 139, 146, 154, 156, 170,214 Fos, Nancy, 214 Fox, Robert, 215 Franchoni, Terry, 194 Frank, Paul, 151,215 Franklin, Dennis, 215 Franklin, Sharon, 1a1 Franz, Barbara, 146, 1a1 Freed, Craig, 194 Freehling, Wolloam Edward, 215 Fresqu z, Jo, 174 Fresquez, Vangie, 174 Friedlob, Cindy, 142, 144, 16a, 194,247 Fry, Barbara, 181 Fujimoro, Melody, 131, 143, 146, 152, 164, 167, 16a, 215 Fukuhara, Arlene, 161, 170, 215 Fukuhara, Charlene, 152, 16a, 170, 215 Fuller, John, 109, 131, 157 Fuller, Roger, 139, 215 Fulton, Dana, 144, 146,215 Gapuzan, AI, 215 Garcoa , Bob, 138, 157 Garcoa , Ben, 101 , 157, 215 Ga rc •a , Pete, 127 Gorcoa , Pe te r, 194 Gardne r, Miki , 139, 143, 144, 194 Gardn er, Ron, 175, 194 Gardn e r, Toni , 139, 144, 215 Garl ongton , Laveeda, 140, 1a1 Garre tt, Dave, 170, 181 Garre tt, Jack , 181 Garre tt, Jom, 127, 181 Garre tt, Lauroe, 154, 155, 194 Garre tt, Pat, 142, 194 Garten, Ray, 215 Gates, Bob , 13a, 146, 157, 181 Gatseos, Georgoa , 141 , 173 Gaul , Oavod, 122, 194 Gaum er, Veron1ca , 215 Govette, Londo, 144, 163, 215 Geosmar, Bob, 150, 160 Geost, Kay Ann, 215 Ge ntz, Kathy, 215 Ge rsh, Larry, 1S2, 159, 164, 215, 247 Gerste n, Dennos, 165 Ge ttl e r, Becky, 194 Gobbens, Sheila, 154, 174, 183 Gobbs, Mary Beth, 143, 162, 183 Gibbs, Susan, 140, 143, 144, 162, 215 Gibson, Be rnard , 118 Gobson, Jom, 152 Giddings, Errol, 160, 172, 115, 215 Gilbertson, Cay, 146, 17a, 183 Gilchrost, Bruce, 101 , 109, 127, 139, 156, 157, 194 Golden , Ron , 127, 215 Gollotte, Toni , 215 Golmore, Londo, 144, 194 Golmore, Sue, 144, 152 Gopson, Bernard, 156, 157, 194 Gopson, Bob, 157 Glan e rt, Sandra, 164, 215 Glassey, Boll , 139, 160, 166, 21a Glassey, Pat, 144, 183 Glassman , Sue , 215 Glathar, Judy, 142, 143, 194 Glenn , Jack, 112, 215 Goens, Robert, 194 Goldberg, Mark , 156 Goldhamm e r, Joe, 159, 206, 216, 247 Goldhorsch, Larry, 166, 216 Goldsmoth, Ross, 163, 183 Golson, Carol , 155, 173 Gomez, Karen , 140, 173 Gonglach, Erna, 144, 183 Gonzales, Jossoe, 216 Gonzales, Larry, 194 Gonzales, Stephanoe, 140, 173, 183 Goodgoon , Keith , 154, 194 Gordh, Marty, 152, 154, 155, 216 Gordon , Judy, 148, 149, 155, 216 Gathman , Sue, 146, 194 Gottardi , Angie, 183 Graham, Larry, 157 Graham, Mary, 154, 194 Grams, Gary, 194 Grandy, Sally, 142, 152, 154, 158, 164, 194 Grassman, Felix, 216 Grauberger, Londo, 144, 194 Gray, Cynthoa, 173, 183 Green, Deborah, 152, 165, 168 Green, Joan, 144, 148, 216 Green, Joylene, 183 Greenberg , Roger, 159, 216, 247 Greenlee, Robert, 216 Greer, Ina, 216 Greer, Tom, 154, 157 Greer, Wanda, 154, 155, 168, 173, 216 Grier, Pamela, 183 Groffey, Jennofer, 13a, 146, 167, 216 Groffie, Karen, 173, 174, 216 Groffon, Joe, 110, 123 Groffon, Marolyn, 143, 162, 183, 194 Groffon, Sally, 216 Grigg, Susan, 143 Groggsmoller, Neal, 146, 183 Grote, George, 175, 216 Grove, Robert, 216 Grover, Judy, 170 Gruener!, Dana, 138, 140, 143, 151, 162, 216 Gurtler, Nancy, 162 G Gale, Albert, 109, 157 Gall, Barbara, 144, 194 Gallagher, Jeanne, '1.54, 215 Gamble, Wilda, 215 H Haase, Greg, 218 Haberkorn , Karyl, 194 Habentoch, Alice, 154, 162, 167,216 Hagadorn , Debra, 183 Hagadorn , Vaughn , 216 Hage r, Lloyd, 183 Hager, Shannon , 172, 19• Hagiya , Mark, 138, 157, 1Sa, 216 Hall, Linda , 144, 172 Hall , Russell, 194, 247 Hall , Ste phen , 194 Hall, Tyle r, 218,247 Hallberg , Kros, 140, 144 Hallberg , Londo, 144, 152, 163, 21a Hamolton , Betty, 21a Hamolton , Broan, 183 Hamolton , Chros, 110 Ham olton , Jan e t, 138, 165, 211 Hamme r, Butch, 194 Hammers, Sandy, 194 Hanatan i, Susan, 194 Han chett, Jan et , 144, 167, 21a Han chett, Vorgonoa, 144 Hanl ey, Delores, 174 Hanley, Glenn, 101 , 109, 131, 156, 157 Hargreaves, Patty, 218 Harmon, Gloroa, 152, 173 Harper, Tom, 139, 218 Harrongton, Sue, 211 Harm, Bob, 21 a Harros, Bobbie Kay, 194 Harrison , Pam , 211 Harroson , Tarry, 115, 139, 157, 218 Hart, Chros, 131, 156, 166, 211 Hart, Kathie, 183 Hartman , Gene, 194 Hasegawa, Duane, 101 , 156, 157, 159, 166, 218 Haskons, Suzy, 146, 183 . Hassan, Joll , 142, 143, 146, 154, 165, 218 Hastongs, Carol, 140, 143, 162, 195 Hauer!, Gosela, 146, 167, 218 Haugen, Beth, 142, 152, 154, 168, 218 Hawkons, Gaol, 152, 173, 211 Hawley, Beth, 143, 15a, 170, 218, 247 Hawley, Mochel , 144, 146, 162, 170 Healy, Terry, 183 Hearn, Carol, 91 , 155, 163, 190, 195 Hearn, Kathy, 163, 206,218 Hecht- N oelsen, James, 123, 183 Hecht- Nielsen, Robert, 110, 211 Hedge, Enod, 21a Hedge, Juloe, 143 Heger, Kathy, 141 , 195 Heodbrak, Bonnoe, 155, 16a, 173, 195 Heolog, Jerry, 175,211 Heolog, Mary Ann, 143, 195 Heosten , Carol, 143, 146, 150, 154, 166, 173,218 Helgeson , Venita, 165, 173, 113 Helstoen, Sheroe, 162, 219 Hemenover, Sandy, 173 Hemso, Jerry, 141, 163 Henderson, Erskine, 160 Henderson, Phol, 219 Hendrocks, Jay, 109 Hendryson, John, 109, 131, 157, 195 Hendrysan, Mochael, 101, 131, 139, 157, 219 Henry, Aloce, 173, 195 Henry, Gary, 113 Henry, Judy, 142, 195 Henry, Shorley, 144, 173, 183 Hernandez, Rochard, 151, 113 Hess, Bob, 160,219 �Student Index Hess, lana, 183 Hess, linda, 219 Hess, Paul, 183 Hesseni us, Connie, 195 H1ckman , Karen, 144 Hicks, Sandy, 183 Hollhouse , William , 219 Hollmeye r, Susan , 158, 219 Hindman , Chm, 101 , 109, 157 Hondman, Margaret , 1SS Horokawa, Arlene, 219 Hoag, Tom , 111 , 156, 157, 219 Hoague, Diana , 148, 195 Ho ckong , Julie, 195 Hoffman , Pat, 154 Hoffman , Shorl ey, 161 Hogue, Deborah, 144 Holden, Boll , 219 Hollis, Rob , 140, 141 Holme, Pete, 138, 140, 146, 157, 183 Holmes , Ann , 195 Holmes . Carol, 165 Holmes, Greg, 122 Holmes, lesloe, 148, 195 Holmes, Myra, 219 Holmes, Peggy, 165 lbarbia, Mercedes, 220 lmes, Rinnie, 220 lrvong , Barbara, 152, lSI, 161 , 167,220 lmng , Virgonoa, 143, 162 lrw on, Pam , 162, 170 Iverson , Martha, 140, 173, 183 lvoe, Davod, 220 lwagosho, Ron , 160, 175, 220 lwasako, Janoce, 146, 183 Jackson, Elaone, 149, ISO, 220 Jackson , Jom, 110, 123 Jackson , lester, 183 Jackson, Londo, 1SS, 183 Jackson, Rochard, 220 Jackson , Steve, 112, 122, 157, 195 Jackson, Terrance, 195 Jacobs, Janet, 141 , 163, 169,220 James, Chester, 220 James, Janet, 174, 220 Jenkons, Don , 162 Jensen , Laura, 184 Jensen, Londo, 140, 153 Jernogan , Jay, 220 Jeske, Rochard, 101 , 157, 220 Jessell, Janoce , 148 Johnson, Alan, 127, 220 John son, Boll , 110, 146, 184, 220 Johnson , Bob, 109, 195 Johnson , Carol, 195 Johnson, Claude, 220 Johnson, Davod , 220 Johnson, Don, 175, 220 Johnson, Edgar, 170 Johnson, Frances, 220 Johnson, Jackoe, 154 Johnson, Janoe, 184 Johnson, Kenny, 160 Johnson, Londo , 220 Johnson, Moke, 184 Johnson, Peggy, 165, 220 Johnson, Phol , 115, ISO, 157,220 Kittredge, Pete, 139 Klatt, Kathy, 140, 184 Kle in, Ewald , 222 Kline, Kris, 146, 184 Kntght, Harold, 154, 222 Knoll , Dtane, 184 Knox, Doug, 139, 222 Knox, Robert, 122 Koberstetn, Debbte, 196 Kader, Btbtana , 144, 184 Kader, Marie, 196 Kohankie, linda , 222 Kosht, Stan , 140, 151 , 163, 184 Koto, Paul , 196 Kohelntek , Gayle, 138, 154, 173, 196 Koutm, ltz, 222 Krome, Suzy, 222 Krautman , Stan, 196 Kretder, Jtm, 156, 222 Kreutzer, Mort1n, 196 Knit, Susan, 143, 167, 222 Kubly, Pam, 140, 144, 154, 222 Kuchel , Mtehele, 154, 222 Kulltng, Janet, 222 Kunz, Mary, 140, 146, 184 Kurtz, Julanne, 140, 141 Kurtzer, DenniS, 151 , 222 Kurz, Barbara, 158, 196 Kusulas, Elaon , 140, 141, 196 Kutsuma , Knstine, 153, 154, 169 Kuykendall , Mtke, 157, 223 Kyle, Shorley, 223 Holst, Manta Jo, 144, 149, ISO, 219 Holyf oeld , J im, 149, ISO, 195 Homstad , Mary, 143, 144, 219 Hood , Bre nda, 165 Hook er, Karen, 140, 167, 168, 170, 219 Horov otz, Marc, 170, 172 Horton , Cheryl , 143, 167, 219 Horvat, Doan e, 195 Horvath , Frank , 165, 219 Horvath . George, 165, 183 Hotaling, Kathy, 144, 162, 167, 219 Houlihan, Barbara, 195 Householder, Charles, 183 Houston Jan, 143 Howe , Carolyn, 140 Hubbard , Marva, 183 Hubbell , John, 160 Huber, Susan , 140, 144, 158, 162, 195 Hudgons, Andrea, 173, 195 Hudson , Joyce, 219 Huff. Joe, 159, 195 Hull, Danny, 219 Hume, Greg, 93, 101 , 109, 157, 195 Hum e, Jom , 195 Humm, Karyn, 146, 152, 158, 163, 164, 219 Humm, Marto, 143, 158, 195 Humphreys, Pete, 140, ISO, 219 Hunnell , Carla, 183 Hunsaker, Harry, 152 Hunter, Dave, 162 Hurd, Barbara, 89, 91, 143, 146, 152, 162, 195 Huskey, Nock, 220 Huston, Janette, 183 Hutchonson , linda, 144, 173, 195 Hutchonson, Paul, 195 Joslin, Lawrence, 222 Jussell , Janoce, 140, 195 K Kane, Kathy, 143, 154 Kane, Mary, 143 Karakawa, Phol , 140, 153, 156, 184 Kato, Donna, 140, 146, 153, 184 Kato, Sharon, 140, 153, 196 Katz, les, 156 Kaulisch, Axel, 146, 1S 1, 184, 247 Kavas, George, 196 Kawakami, AI, 17 S, 196 Kawa,oto, George, 110, 184 Keefer, Steve, 146 Ketry, Edtth, 140, 184 Kelley, Betsy, 139, 142, 196 Kelley, Jackte, 196 Kemp, Stephen, 184 Kenney, Pam, 172, 222 Ktlloan, Kathy, 195 Ktmmett, Ethel, 144 Ktndel , Boll , 146, 154, 166 Ktndel , Wtnfteld, 184 Ktng , Claudta, 142, 184 Ktng, Mary, 140 Ktng, Harry, 111, 159 Kong, Koren, 222 Ktng, Thomas, 222 Ktngton, lynn , 158, 222 KiSSell, Paul, 196 Kttto, Bill, 184 Ktttredge, Charles, 222 Lew1s, Patricia, 149 ltght, Barbara, 164,224 ltndsay, Douglas, 196 ltndsay, linda, 151 , 165, 112, 224 linn, Deanna, 139, 144, 224 linn, Bob, 184 linton, Carla, 138, 141 , 196 ltnzy, Vickie, 143 ltppis, Debbie, 140, 184 lttke, larry, 184 ltttle, Martha, 224 ltunt, Kenneth , 165 llafet, Eloth , 144, 169, 172, 224 Lo : hman, Lawrence, 166 loechner, Fred, ISO, 160, 163, 115, 184 logan , Ed, 165 loomiS, Barbara, 143, 196 long, Sandy, 166, 167, 224 lopez, Ins, 184 Loredo, Eddie, 184 lotz, Richard, 196 louo, Calvin, 224 loui , Ken , 175, 196 love, Chuck, 149, 224 love, linda, 143 loveland, Mickie, 148, 196 lowman , Annette, 172, 173 lucas , Clyde, 110, 123, 184 Luers, Paul , 172, 196 Luman , Frank, 151,224 lundquiSt, David, 144, 151 , 163, 224 lundquiSt, lorene, 140, 143 , 162, 224 lundquiSt, Ron, 140, 162, 184 lung , Albert, 184 lupberger, Anne, 142, 144, 148, 196 Lyden , Eleanor, 196 lydta, Johnny, 196 lynch, Gwen, 184 M Maass, Bill, 224 Maass, Phil, 196 Macintosh, Btll , 109, 196 Mackay, Vicky, 196 Johnson , R1chal•ne , 158 Johnson , Sara, 142, 154, 195, 247 Johnson , Terry, 220 Johnson, Wyndol, 143, 165, 195 Johnston, Annette, 195 Johnston, Suzette, 195 Johnston, Tom , 184 Johnstone, Steve, 111 , 138, 157 Jones, Cleta, 162, 220 Jones, Connoe, 154, 184 Jones, Dale C., 153, 156, 159, 166, 195, 247 Jones, Jenny, 184 Jones, Juanita, 165, 222 Jones, lorelei , 141, 169, 172, 195 Jones, Sharon, 184 Jordan , Floyd, 184 Jordan , Nancy, 195 lewis, Jim, 224 Maclean , Brian, 224 L Lachman David, 158, 164 Lachman, Lawrence, 223 lambott, ltnda, 140, 153, 196 lancaster, Dale, 223 landau, Feltx, 115 , 157, 223 landiS, Hale, 223 lance, Ann , 168, 184 lan e, Tont , 174, 196 lang, Constance , 196 langley, Wanda, 173 lankerd , larry, 184 larson, Btll, 184 Larson, Louis, 110 lasby, Stan , 138, 165, 223 Lasky, Ann, 223 losky, Joy, 156,196 Lasley, Saundra, 223 Lauterbach, Helen , 154, 223 lawrence, Mike, 111, 139, 1S6, 157, 223 lawrenson , Stan, 165, 223 laws, Btll, 154, 223 lawson, Marvell , 140, 156, 223 leach, Manlyn, 144, 154, 196 LcBOIS, Doreen, 223 LeClaire, Pat, 165, 223 lee, Carol , 138, 167, 169, 223 lee, Mtke, 138, 175, 223 lehr, Ron, 138, 157, 159, 223 leonard , Judy, 196 leonard , lean, 184 leonard, Noel, 184 leroy, Ken, 223 leslte, lu Ann, 184 leslte, Richard, 224 levtn, Ken, 146, 156, 184 levtnson, Rich, 156, 184 lemohn, Jantee, 149, 167, 224 levy, Art, 101 , 109, 157, 196 lewis, Eugen1a, 165 leWIS, George, 224 Maclean , Bruce, 140, 153, 170, 196 Maclean, Diana, 143, 153, 184 Macleod, Bruce, 184 Macmtllan , lindsay, 224 Maddy, David , 224 Maestas, Kathleen, 162 Maestas, Raymond, 184 Mohr, Gatl, 169, 196 Mohr, Peter, 224 Majors, Tom, 224 Maldonado, larry, 170 Maliszewski, Eve, 196 Mallett, Robert, 175 Maniates, Danny, 224 Manley, Scott, 138, 157, 224 Manning, Ann e, 143 Mansell, Kerry, 184 Mansell, Mtke, 198 Manzanres, Cecelta, ISO, 184 Marcus, Rose, 149, 1S4, 167, 169,224 Margolin, Dave, 146 Marth, Karen, 144, 167, 174, 224 Marshall , Jon , 110, 146 Marshall , Ruth, 184 242 Marton, Ed , 224 Marttnelli, Kathy, 225 Marttnez, Loney, 225 Martinez, Robert, 198 Masunaga, laura, 146, 153, 162, 169, 198 Matsumonji, lance, 140, 225 Matthews, Sharon, 154, ISS, 225 Mattox, Jackie, 148, 225 May, loiS, 144, 146, ISS, 167, 168, 225 May, Russell, 225 Mayberry, Jeanette, 140, 141, 198 Mayfteld, Sandra, 173, 185 Mays, Robert, 198 Mays, Davtd, 185 McClean, Bruce, 183 McClinton, Jacqueline, 225 �Student Index McCorma ck, Brian , 111 , 157, 198, 247 McCotte r, George, 111 , 157, 225 McCun e, Bonn oe, 143, 185 M : Donald, Jane, 225 McDowell, Doane, 140 McEihonn ey, Mark , 101 , 109, 139 156 • ' 157, 198 McGee, Barbara , 174, 225 McGee, Gloroa, 185 McGee, Kath y, 185 McGee, Ke n, 225 McGtnnts, Ce le sttne, 185 McGrath , Elaone, 165, 225 McGrath, Londo, 225 McGrath, Rose mary, 198 McGu ore, Roc hard , 110, 123 McKee, Cynthoa, 140, 144, 153, 198 Moll , Me redy, 140, 146, liS Monson, Davod, 185 Montes, Ann , 143 , 154, 198 Moody, Tom, 146, 185 Moore, Bob, 127, 198 Moo re, Debb oe, 174 Moo re, Deane, 170, 226 Moore, Hugh, 93 , 138, 154, 156, 157 • 226, 247 Moore, Merce, 140, 185 Moo re, Pat, 226 Moo re, Roch ele, 144, 226 Moors, Moke, lSI , 227 Morgan , Boll , 154, ISS , 198 Morgan, Jan ice, 162, 185 Morgan , Tom, 139, 185 Moromoto, Ell en, 140, 153, ISS , 170 Mo ro moto, Sharon , 146, 166, 167 169 227 • ' Moroshoge, Jov y, 144, 162, 185 Morros, Mark, 110 Mosley, Mary Louise, 162, 165, 185 Moss, Boll , 157, 227 Mourh ess, Dave, 127, 154, 157, 158, 227 Mourne, Ttna, 227 Mruz, Dick , 227 Mueller, Joan, 140, 142, 170, 172, 198 Muell e r, Rob e rta , 198 Mullongs, Lake, 185 Mull ins, Julie, 162, 172, 227 Murph y, Pat, 144 Murr, Art, 198 Murr, Brenda, 227 Murra y, Donald, 227 Myers, Karen, 140, 143, 185 Mye rs, Linda, 167, 169, 227 N Nady, Jay, 101 , 109, 122, 157, 198 Nakamura , Denn is, 1S7, 166, 175, 227 Nakashoma, Connie, 140, 152 Nakata, Wesley, 198, 247 Nathan , Corinne, 155 McKe e, Edoth, I 53 , 162, 185 McKenzoe, Elle n, 140, 198 McKenzoe, Jackie, 225 M~~~nzoe , Gorda , 142, 143, 153, 169, McKonz ie, J inny, 144, lSI McKonzoe , Momi , 144, 185 M~~~llan , Jane, 89, 93, 143, 146, 154, Na ylor, Andy, 139, 198 Ne:;;n, Mike, 109, 127, 146, 153, 156, Ne thawa y, Susan , 141 , 199 Ne umann, John, 111 , 156, 157, 227 Ne umann , Judy, 154, 199 Ne wbold, Wol ey, 138, 140, 149, 1SO, 199 Newe ll , Donna , 199 McMosley, Wilham, 225 McNamara, Mocky, 225 M: Natt, Sandra, 225 McNeill, Nancy, 141 , 170, 173 McPhee, Moke, 226 McQueary, Vicky, 139, 144, 226 McRae, Cathy, 148, ISS, 226 Mead, Rock , 185 Meeker, Charles, 185 M~;~nger, Candy, 140, 170, 172, 144, Milligan, Steven, 226 Molligan, Terr.y, 153, 156, 159, 198 Mollward, Janoe, 144, 185 Molton, Louose, 174, 198 Molton, Mattie, 96, 198 Motchell, Barbie, 185 Mitchell, Eroc,' 185 Newlin , Kay, 154 Newton , Bre nt, 112, 157, 227 Newton , Jennie, 1S4, 198 Nez, David, 170, 186 Nochols, Marolyn, 186 Nielsen, Nannette, 146, 170, 186 Noelsen, Pam, 143, 146, 186 N oeminen, Matt, 186 Nogh , Donald, 227 N oghtongale, Conrad , 199 Nox, Trudy, IS4, 169, 227 Noxon, Barbaro, 153, 160 Norman , Mary Ann, 227 R Ragulsky, Rosemary, 229 Ran kt n, Lindo, 143 Rapha el, Les, 156, 163, 166, 229 Rask on, Londo, 140, 169, 229 Rausch, Keo th, 118, I 57 Recfd, Russ ell , 162, 200 0 g?~!~~e~~ ~~ y~ sii7169, 227 Odonn ell , John , 227 Ohme r, Dotty, 146, 186 Ohme r, Jan e, 228 Olive r, Boll, 110, 123, 186 Oliverius, Frank , 199 Ol son , Wayne, 228 Omohundro, Lee, 93 , 101 , 139 157 228 O' Ne oll , Eoleen, 162, 163, 166,' 169,' f99 Orendorf, Ted, 228 Oh tot, Ray, 228 Ove rton, Sharon, 199 Owe ns, Ceco l, 228 Oye, Cheryl , 146, 164, 169, 170, 228 p Pace, Jane, 142, 199, 247 Pacheco, Mary, 140, 144 PH ke r, Gaol , 140, 199 Pa cke r, Mom i, 140, 186 Pod olia, Conni e, 144, 186 Podolia, Steve, 170 Palm e r, Victoroa, 186 Papazoan, Suzanne, 172, 228 Pappas, Kathy, 154, 164, 199 Parke r, Jan, 142, 199 Parker, Wanda, 228 Parks, Joyce, 199 Parks, Joyce, 148 Partr idge, Laura, 144, 154, 199 Passarello, Ke nny, 172 Pate, Katy, 89, 93 , 143, 169, 228 Pate, Me redy, 89, 143, 228 Patte rson , Patty, 89, 144, 167, 169, 228 Patte rson , Tom , 175, 228 Paul , Leonard, 228 Peak, Bob, ISO Pearce, Pamela, 149, 150, 169, 228 Pe nn ella, Jom , 228 Penny, Richard, 228 Perkon, Donald, 101 , 151 , 228 Pe rkons, Anne tte, 228 Pe ros, Nock, 228 Peros, Elaone, 199 Peros, Phyllis, 199 Pe rry, Dalton, 228 Perske, Roge r, 199 Pe rsson , lynn , 200 Pete rs, James, 229 Pete rson, Don , 139, 200 Pe te rson , Roger, 146 Mejoa, Iris, 173 Mellor, Moke, 185 Mellward, Janoce, 146 M~;~ck , Barbara, 148, 154, ISS , 169, Melnick, Evelyn, 146, 185 Melnock, Herb, 146, 185 Melton, Byron, II 0 Menke, Susan, 185 Meredoth, Charlotte, 198 Merocle, Jom , 226 Metz, Carl , 140, 226 Meyer, Paul, 198 Meyers, Karen, 162 Mockelson , Sylvia, 144, 198 Modfl.Oebrook , Krostone, 185 Moddlebrook, Tina, 173 Moddlebrook , Wynn, liS, 157, 226 Moiler, Barbara, 198 Moiler, Connoe, 169, 226 Moiler, Judoth, 226 Miller, Ken, 162 Miller, Sue Ann, 167, 170, 226,247 Moiler, Susan, 206 , 226 Moiler, Boll, 226 Mo~l~~an, Charles, 141, 153, ISS, 166, Norr os, Barbara , 199 No rros, Pegg y, 174 Nor t on , Me rro , I 53 , 116 Non.'ood, Ja ck, 227 Nunl ey, Mok e, 123 Nu rmt, Ro sann e, 186 Pete t, John, 200 Phelps, Ward , 112, 138, 157 Phollops, Elaone, 186 Phollops, Jom, 153, 186 Phollops, Mochelle, 200 Phollops, Susoe, IS4, 186, 229 Pholpott, Jom, 146 Poerce, Marsha , 144, 229 Poerson, Beverly, 148, 154 P on a, George, 186 Poppon , Greg, 153, 186 Plotts, Terro, 141 , 148, 174,200 Pohlman, Tom, 127 Poondexter, Gaol, 186 Pollock, Sharon, 161 , 229 Po:ne ranz, Ron , I 54, I 56, 229 Pontow, Art, 229 Porter, Mona, 142, 169, 229, 247 Potter, Tom , Ill, 157, 160, 229 Pratt, Dolores, 161,229 Prendergast, Broan, IS6, 158, 159, 20!> Prendergast, Gail, 140, 162, 186 Proce, Gary, 200 Prommer, Joel, 229 Protchard , Cheryl, 186 Protchard, Lolli, 89, 143, 229 Pryor, Leland, 200 Pryor, Moke, 200 Pudlok, Davod, 166, 200 Pus<de, Wolloe , 200 Q Quails, Schyleen, 141 , 143, 117 Quontana, Maxin , 229 Reagan , Patty, 140, 141 , 154 187 ' Rector, J im, I 54, 229 Redfearn , Mark, 187 Redmond, Londo, 229 Ree ce, Barry, 229 Reoce, Eddie, 200 Reed, Gary, lSI , 160, 187 Reed, Melody, 140, 200 Re!akos, Mike, I SO , 163, 187 Re omann , Lothar, 159, 229 Renz, Pat, 161 , 229 Replogle , Carol , 140 Re the rford , Patty, 187 Rettberg , Susan 229 Revels, Jim, 110 Revels, Norma, 148 Reyes, Farode, 16S, 229 Reynolds, Boll , 109 Reynolds, Norma, 229 Rhoads, Warren, 229 Rice, Diana, 149, 150, 170, 230 Rochards, Bunny, 140, 148, 150 Rochards, Condy, 144, 230 Rochards, Dennis, 123, 160, 187 Rochardson, Carolyn , 142, 167, 169, 230 Rochardson , Joyce, 229 Richardson , Ken, 109, 200 Richey, Nancy, 143, 146 Richter, Roso e, 141 , 200 Ride nour, Nancy, 144 Riedesel, Kathy, 142, 167, 230 Roffel , Cathy, 91 , 154, 200 Rogg , Jack , 140, 230 Riggs, Byron , 1S6, 157, 230 Rohanek, Delota , 187 Rondom , Kay, 153, 169, 230 Roordon , John, 230 Roos, Delilah, 144 Rotterspach, Gaol , 146, 173 Robards, Cheryl, 165, 230 Rob e rts, Kay, 141 , 146, 170, 230 Robonson , Mochaele, 200 Robonson, Rock, 200 Robonson , Scott, 156, 187 Ro ck, Linda , 140, I SO, 162, 200 Rodocker, Karen , 187 Rodroquez, Loretta, 230 Rogers, Donna, 143, 200 Rogers, Glaroa, 143 Rogg e nbach, Ann , 144, 169, 230 Rome, Elo , 138, 157, 230 Romero, Albert, 230 Ronqu ollo, Glaroa, 187 Ros , Glenda, 144, 117 Rose, Koren , 172, 200 Ross, Betsy, 153, 201 Ross, John, 139, 146, 201 Rothchold, Sara, 146, 149, 167, 169, 230 Rottman, Kurt, 163 �Student Index Rubin, Miroam , 140, 169, 230, 247 Rucker, Pat, 187 Ruggles, Gl en n, 109, 138, 139, 201 Ruoz, Mike, 187 R•mfclt, Rex, 230 Rupp, Ken , 112, 230 Russell , Renee , 201 Ryan , Bob , 201 Sage, Carol , 144, 154, 230 SakaiTfoto, Carro Ann , 230 Sakamoto, Harriet, 143, 201 Saks, Mokkel, 140,153, 159, 164, 230 Short, Doug , 188 Shromplon, Karen , 231 Shurtleff Linda, 232 Soenknecht, Judy, 141 , 169, 232 Stephens, Shirley, 173 Stern, Dave, 146, 233 Steuart, Barb, 140, 233 Stevens, Jerry, 93, 157, 166, 233 Trotsky, Jim , 112, 157, 204, 247 Troyer, Jackoe K., 142, 153, 204 Trurillo, Toni, 119 Trujillo, Chrostella, 204 S•enknecht_ Karen, 141 Stevens, Tarry, 123 Solis, Sharon , 232 Sommans, Charlotte, 174, 188 Sommans, Paula 201 Simmons, Sheila, 140, 173 Somanton , Cindy, 142, 232 Simonton , Skop, 111 , 157, 232 Sompson, Doanne, 93 , 232 Sisack, Sheola , 153, 173 , 188 Skeeters, Gary, 146, 201 , 247 Skolaut, Danoce, 139, 143, 146, 161 , 170, 232 Skubal, Lou , 141 , 188 Slaughter, Lore tta , 188 Slav n, Flora Lee, 201 Slongo, Dan , 232 Slavek, Gary, 110 Slavek, John , 101, 109, 122, 157 Smoth, Betty, 153, 164, 167, 232 Smoth, Del , 110. 123 Smoth , Doyce, 175, 201 Smith, Herbert, 110, 127, 188 Smoth, Jeff 232 Sm oth, Kathy, 146, 188 Smoth, Leonard , 232 Smoth, Margaret, 149, 163, 203 Smoth, Mark 1 188 Smoth, Marvon , 110, 188 Smoth, Mold red , 203 Smoth, Nancy, 142, 143, 203 Smoth, Pete, 232 Smoth, Ruth , 148 Smoth, Sandi, 165, 203 Smoth, Sylvoa , 188 Sneed, Jom , 232 Sn d, John , 203 Snider, Liz , 92 , 138, 149, 169,232 Stevenson, Robert, 203 Stewart, Broan 1 233 Stewart, Margo, 131 Stewart, Richard, 203 Stoker, Mollie, 173 Stone, Wolliam 151 Stott, Londo , ll9, 140, 169, 203 Stout, Alex, 233 Stout, Becki , 188 Tucker, Kristie", 204 m· Salinas, Joe, 201 Salonas, Phol , 187 Salonas, Sam , 175, 230 Sanders, Herbert, 109, 201 Sanders, JoAnn, 187 Sanders , Tona , 148 Sanderson , Carol , 201 Sandford, Ruth, 170, 231 Sandusky , Steve, 140, 187 Santofer, Bre nda , 187 Santofer, Joe, 101, 127, 157,231 Sarner, Larry, 130,151 , 231 Savoy, Phyllos, 231 Sawaya , Aloce, 143, 154, 201 Sawaya , Moke, 154, 156, 158, 187 Sawyer, Kenneth, 187 Scantlin , Wayne . 231 Scavo, Jam s, 231 Schaefer, Ann , 146, 187 Schaetzel , To,., , 1 6~ 153, 156,231 Scholer, Ch ster, 181 Schafer, Roger, 101, 138, 157,231 Scharwath , Jonell , 231 Schemel, Davod, 201 Scholt, Margie, 142, 143, 144, 201 Schlochting , Linda, 138, 143, 148, 158, 231 Schmaltz, Steve, 201 Schmodt, Judy, 174, 201 Schoendaller, Kathy, 141, 142, 144, 154, 167, 231 Schamp , CaroloneL 139, 140, 187 Schott, Barbara, ~01 ~~t~~:·D~~~: 188 Solos, Beverly, 232 Somsky, Debboe, 148, 154 Sorenson , Mochael, 232 Saud rs, Joann , 173 Southern, AI , 160, 232 Spar, Barbara , 149, 150, 233 Sp ak , Paulette, 233 Sp ocher, Sue, 140, 158, 188 Speloates , Dean, 101 , 156, 157, 233 Spencer John , 140, 188 Spencer, Larry, 233 Spencer, Melinda , 203 ~~~;:,~W;~~fh 201 Scott, Jo y, 159,231 Scott, Sue, 138, 144, 154, 155, 167, 169, 231 Scrovner, Alan , 187 S eman, Ed, 231 Seftor, Laurence, 166 Segerhammer, Elizabeth, 188 Seofroed , Jolene, 231 Sekyro , Candy, 91 , 148,201 Servey, Londo , 138, 141 , 155, 231 Severtson , Ann, 154, 231 Seymour, Ida , 144, 201 Shafer, Bob , 141 , 166,201 Shan nan , Wolloam, 231 Sharpe, Mary Ann, 153 Shaver Styleszetta , 170, 231 Shea, Cathy, 153, 155, 167, 168, 231 Shea, Shawn , 188 Shermack , Susan, 91, 139, 142, 153, 201 She,.off, Pattoe, 173, 188 Shopp, Pam, 93, 153, 169, 174, 231 Short, Doane, 154, 166, 167, 169,231 Sporek , Londo , 143, 233 Sportsman , Danny, 233 Sprongs , Paul , 101 , 156, 157, 233 Squore, Lynn , 1SS ~:~~'c"h~'r~~~~~·o 165, 188 Standley, Dock, 146, 203 Stanek , Tom , 188 Staples, Valerie, 140, 149, 166, 169, 233 Starr, Betty, 93, 143 167, 169, 233 Starr, Kathy, 143, 188 Staylar, Frank, 233 Stern , Dave, 140 Steele, Mary Lou, 141 , 203 Steffens, Hal , 175 Steinhardt, Moke, 203 ~:=~~·~~·. r~~~.ltio167, 233 Tuft, Charles, 138, 146, 157, f89 Tuggle, Regonald, 235 Tuggles, Lar'J., 110 Tunson, Flay , 101 , 118, 157,235 i~;~~~ trTc~r}3~ 11 40 Tunick, Steve, 204 Twist, Loranne, 204 TzortzakiS, Gus, 235 u 244 Udd, Cindy, ISS, 167, 161t 235 Underwood , Marie, 144, 2JS Underwood, Roslyn, 204 Upshaw, Charles, 235 Urioste, Don , 161,235 Utt, David, 235 Stratton, Cindy, 153,233 Stratton, Jackoe, 153, 1II Stratton, Michael , 101, 157, 166, 159, 233, 247 Stratton, Nancy. 143, 153, 111 Streed, Ronald, 203 Striplong , Pamela, 203 Stroh, De bby, 153, 203 Strong, Rosie, 188 Struck, Cecelia, 155, 169, 234 Stuart, Dan , 146 Stuart, Hans, 146 ~~~~~:~·.~J. ~!!, 144 Sutloff, Sharon , 234 Sutton, Ned , 122 Suzuki , Steven, 153 Swanson, Wolla, 140,203 Swearengen , Joey, 1II Sweek , Steve, 175, 188 Sweeney, Kathleen, 164, 170, 203 Sweeney, PhoiiS, 181 Swenson, Cheryl, 154, 203 Swisher, Joe, 234 T Taft, Sherry, 162, 188 Tague, George, 109 Takamone, Connoe, 144, 154, 169, 173, 203 Takamone, Gail, 143,203 Tams , Pot, 140, 154, 234 Tanowaki , Walter, 111 Tannenbaum , Kevin, 153, 111 Tartler, Edona , 234 Tatum , Peggy, 140, 144, 151, 173 , 234 Tawol , Dan , 112, 1571 160, 166,234 Tawol , Josette, 158, o62 Tawol , Loloan 141 Taylor, Cynthoa, 203 Taylor, Ivory, 234 Taylor, James, 203 Tedesko, Jackie, 146 189 Te pie, Steve, 156, lJO, 172, 204 Terres, Gloroa, 173 Thach, Susan , 153, 160, 164 Thaemert, Marcoa, 169, 204, 247 Thayer, Sando, 204 Tholle, Linda , 143, 170,234 Thomas, Carolyn, 234 Thomas, Cerrone< 234 Thomas, Greg, 2J4 Thomas, Maroe, 141, 144, 154, 169,234 Thomas, Steve, 110, 123 Thompson , Bob, 204 Thompson , Doug, 234 T-~o,pson, Gary, 146, 155, 234 Thompson, Jerry, 146, 188 Thompson , Vovoan , 148, 204 Thornburg , Londo , 140, 111 ~~~:::':.na.~~m·. ~~t 204 Thurow, Pam 1 144, 162, 169, 234 Tockton , Davod, 112, 157 Tidwell, Cora , 174 234 ToiiiS, Rayford, 10f, 109, 118, 157, 204 Tollos Rochard, 235 Timchula , Michael, 112, 157, 159, 206, 235 , 247 Timmons, Irene, 148, 235 Toffolo, Geoqean, 144, 149, ISO, 172, 235 ToliYer, Karen, 189 Tolover, Sheola, 144 Tooley, Don, 204 Toppong, Archoe, 110, 119 Torrongton, Mary, 140, 146, 162, 188 Townsend , Lesloe, 204 TraviS, John, 158, 235 Travos, Pam , 144, 173, 189 Treidel, Mark, 235 v Van Bradt, John, 151, 247 Van Buskork , Phol, 101, 109, 157 Vantassle, Ray, 1>1 , 2J5 Varner, Broan 1 140 , 156, 170 Vasquez, Lydoa , 204 Vefald, Mary, 235 Veltman, G orge, 235 Verste gh, Gonger, 236 Vessa, Jtm , 170 Vicker, Barboe, 144, 173, 189 Vogol, Francos , 236 Vogol, Susan , 204 Vollana, Margoe, 236 Voncent, Jackoe, 189 Vocke!, Greg , 189 Vogel, Dock , 111 , 157, 236 Vogel, Donra , 142, 153,204 Vogel, Howard , 204 ~~rz~"r~~~, 2 ~:o, 1s9 w Wacker, David , 151 , 166, 236 Wada, Matt, 146, 236 Wager, .'lola roe, 204 Wagner, Chuck, 153 , 188 Wahwasuck , PhyiiS, 236 Walker, Beverly, 161 , 174, 236 Walker, Bruce, 139, 154, 156, 236 Walk r, Nocholas, 109 Walker, PhylliS, 143, 236 Wallace, Debo, 204 Wallace, Marcellus , 101, 118, 157,206, 236 Wallace, Marga, 140, 204 Walls, Lau,uana, 204 Walton , Emmogene, 153, 155, 204 Woh: . Patnc1o, 189 Ward , Carolyn, 143, 161, 236 Ward , Craog , 236 Warner, Bonnoe, 144, 170, 172, 236 Warner, Gaol , 189 Washco , Don , 205 Watanabe, JoAnn, 155, 170, 173, 189, 237 Watanabe, Sharon, 140, 144, 173 Wat rman , Jane, 131, 144, 154, 168,237 Watson, Valeroa, 143, 162, 169, 205 �Student Index Watts, Dorothy, 162, 237 Watts, Lynda, 149, 150, 166, 167, 169, 237 Wolloams, Elaone, 189 Wolloams, G ne, 101 , 109, 127, 157,205 Wolloams, Ev rette, 109, 205 Weber, Loretta, 144, 173, 119 Weber, Mary, 155, 162, 189 Weeks, Kathloen, 170, 189 We ks, Bob, 237 Weond I, Connoe , 167, 168, 173, 174, 237 Weopert, Davod, 237 Weir, Sven, 166, 205 Weosbart, Graog, Ill, 156, 157, 175, 237 Welch , Jo, 174, 189 Wellington , Kathy, 205 Werden, Sharron, 173 Westmoreland, Dan, 110, 123, 189 West.Toreland , Michael, 237 Westmoreland, Patrock, 237 Wheat, Jom, 164, 237 Whosler, Joanne, 139, 153, 237 Whote, Gary, 160, 166 White, Karen , 143, 189 Wockenham, Lynn, 237 Wockliffe, Alocia, 148, 173, 174,205 Wodmar, Kent, 205 Wieder, Judo, 237 Wiggans, Bruce, 146 Wilbur, Steve, 112, 205 Wilcox, Mary Sue, 206, 237 Wolhoite, Lauren, 148, 238 Wolkons, Sharo, 138, 154,238 Wolloams, Clint, 123 Wolloams, Patricia Ann, 205 Wolloams, R Kent, 238 Wolloams, Shorley, 189 Wolloams, Stephanoe, 119 Wolloams, Walt, 158 Wolson, Janean Maroa, 238 Wolsan , Paul , 189 Wolson, Stella, 205 Wondecker, Rena, 205 Winkleblack , Gary, 175 Won ten, Sharon, 174 Wisehart, Lee, 189 Wothrow, Frank, 140, 238 Wohl, Carol, 138, 162, 167,238 Wo1cok, Stanley, 238 Wong, Dovon, 205 Wong, Marshall, 140, 150, 159, 162, 238, 247 Wong, Sylvia, 143, 189 Wood, Gary, 175,205 Wood, Pat, 174 Woods, Scottoe, 205 Woody, Sharo, 189 Wooten, James, 238 Worley, Vicki, 143, 169,238 Wortham, Darlene, I 54, 170, 238 Wortham, Bolly, 205 Wosk, Bernoce, 155 Wroght, Barbara, 169,205 Wroght, Cheryl, 144, 189 Wroght, Glenn, 175 Wroght, Kay, 205 Wroght, Kayvonne, 144, IA8, 153, 205 Wroght, Mardo, 142, 143, 238, 247 Wroght, Roslyn, 189 Wroght, Sheryl, 231 Wroght, Wonofred, 153, 189 Wroghtsol, Bolly, 238 Wszolek, Lydoa, 238 Wytoas, Susie, 144, 154, 169 y Yearling, Bob, I 58, 231 Yearlong, lllonoos, 238 Young, Donoa, 165, 189 Young, Margaret, 143, 153, 162, 167, 168, 239 Young, Mike, 127, 157, 189 Young, Susan, 205 Young, Suzanne, 144, 169,205 Younkon, Bob, 239 z Zoegler, Cindy, 88, 93, 239 Zogler, Cathy, 239 Zinn , Marlene, 149, 150, 169 Zipp, Mary, IA6, I SA, 205 Ziskon, Barboe, lA I, 239 Zalar, Mary, 144, 146, 205 Teacher-Office Staff Evans, Jan1ce, 29 Ewer, A. Bruce, 33 A. Acsell, Raymond P., 39, 179 Allen, Terry E, 13 Anderson, Anne loutse, 4.4 Aschbacher, Jean, 31 Asklot, Shorley, 14 0 Fruland, Judy, 17 Ball, Mary Adah, 21 ::~~d~h~::,oj·a~t C., 9 Berger, Elsa M., 33 Bierbach , Robert, 25 Boffle, Jerome C., 18 Boshop, Betst, 28, 191 Bradlor, Rut , 43 Bragg, Arthur M.S 10, 73 Braonerd, John, I Br en, Jay, 10, AO Broad, Anne B., 9 Bullock, Michael, 26 =~~~e~/Lao~~a t 37 3 Burmeister, Danoel 0., 29 c Caldwell, Loos, 31 Call, Alice, 38 Clark, Hazel W., 41 Clarkson, Charles, 20, 139 Coleman, James R., 113 Coleman, Paul 1 Jr., 108 Collins, Patrocoa L., 24 Colwell, Robert P., 8 Craog, Harold Rex, 35, 191 1 ~;~~~·n~l!~~~~ei~. 4~0A Cutforth, Katherone, 44 t~~~~·ne~ar~~~·J~ncy, 11 Smoth, Price, 19 Spangenberg, Hazel M., 21 Strockland, Richard, 28 Svenson, James, 11 Lockhart, Royalyn, 12 Fesler, Barbara , 22 Flotow, Eleanor C ., 207 ~~:~~. l~:;.,;~3 B Laughlin, J . Stanley, 38 lee, Bnon, 15 G Gallegos, Edward, 34 Garrett, Lawrence, 9 Gaubatz, Doroth~, 23 Gerner, Mary Ne I, 22 Gollctt, Barbara AI Goodhu , Jack 6., 14 Gonlone, Charles Green, Olove, 30 Groebenaw, Donald A., 21 Groll, Harry, lA H T M Mahonchak, Michaell 20 Maley, Raymond R., 5 Mansfoeld, George, I 0 Marr, Jenni~, 41 Matties, John B., 13 McNee, Gary, 12 Metcalf, Alfred , 34 Moiler, Harlan L , 25 Moulton, Jack A., 115 Mullen ox, Clarence, 34 Tescher, Emoloe, 44 Timmons, John L., 31 Twost, Fay, A2 v Vocken, Evva B., 29 H Nelson, Mae, A2 Nelson, Richard A., lA, 5 I Nocholson, John E., 32 p Hedges, Gerald) 12 Holl, Thelma, I Hinderloder, Clyde, 110 Hoffman, Morros, 35 Holmes, Willoam R., 27 Howard, Esther, 24 Hoyle, Marolyn, 27 Padboy, Marion, 65 Panek, Adolph H., 108 Pearson, Elo1se, 41 Phelps, Chester H., 32 Pogott, Blanch C., 23 Powell, Maroon, 27 Jacobo, Juloan, 35 Jester, Marolyn, 0 Johnson, Ral~h 1., 246 Johnson, Roc ard, 25 Jolley, Judoth J ., 44 Race, Edward, 28, 207 Roder, Ma:T, A3 Roth, Caro yn, 30 Rowntree, Judy, II, 16, 179 Rudel, Joan K., 37 R D Daniell! Lawrence, 15 ge~l~rd~~~.ak:~ona, 30 g~~e~::~~~ir Dykes, Doane, 22 K Keinon, lrwtn, 12 Kamp, Gerry A , 23 ltennedy, Robert, AO Koons, Alice C., 19 Kr 1ner, Genevieve, 17 Kruse, Wolloam H., 32 Ef,gl stan, Ruth E., 36 E oceroo, Sgt Walter, 76 Elloson, Thomas T., 38 Evans, Alwyn, AO L Lace, Kathryn, 10 Laman, Jan, 2A s w Schwartz# M . Raymond, 20 .~~~~~r;;,m~·~! Shadwell, Kay R., 64 Shakespeare, Vorgonoa, A3 Shank, Wayne F., 19 Shaw, Donald E., 71 Soms, Bob, 18 Sonnard, June, 65 Slovek, John P ., A2 Smoth, Donald, 123 Smith, June, I 5 Smoth, Margaret M., 27 Zarlengo, Dominic A., 34 Zoegler, ~mtl, 20 Schachterle, Evelyn, 0 7 Weed, Mary, 28 Wolloams, Elizabeth, 15 Wolloamson, J Howard, 35 Wolliamson, June, IS z �246 Intent concentration and concern are reflected in the faces of Ralph Johnson, sponsor (above ), and Tyler Hall, Editor-in -Chief ( below ) of the 1965 ANGELUS. After school in the ANGELUS office finds Hugh Moore (above ) and Ron Lehr ( below) hard at work. 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Title A name given to the resource 1965 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1965 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d7311440434af1d932d285a590c17077.pdf 0cc6d18afd4021c66b53ee5c161008c5 PDF Text Text ����___.- �This angelus represents a year in the lives of 2711 people each an individual ... different, yet similar; each adding something to East each leaving a mark perhaps heavy perhaps light but there. 2 �... the experience of classroom contributions athletic participation club activities 3 �ANGELUS east high school volume 46 East reflects both the good and the bad of each succeeding generation : The heritage of tradition sifted by thousands of minds ... eager searching or apathetic each adding to or detracting from the whole in relation to his involvement: �1964 denver, colorado publisher a . b. hirschfeld �Administration 10 Curriculum-Faculty 12 Activities 50 Royalty 86 Sports 98 Fall 100 Winter 118 Spring 130 Organizations 136 Album 176 Sophomore 178 Junior 192 Senior 206 Index 241 ��Steel beams and mortar support the building. Student enthusiasms, desires, and personalities sustain the spirit. 8 �I ... the combination of small occurences which result in a new outlook acceptance of others realization of yourself. ��ADMINISTRATION Mr. Jack Beardshear Assistant Principal Mr. Lawrence Garrett Coordinator Mr. Robert P. Colwell Mrs. Anne Broad Dean of Girls Principal 1\ �CURRICULUM-FACULTY Science Mr. Melvin Spurlin outlines the program for Biology I. Mr. Richard Gallegos indicates the proper chemical for the best biological results. Mr. Dominic Zarlengo demonstrates relationships . 12 Miss Carol Dykes helps a stu dent to pin down a smaller world . �Applied Science, taught by Mr. Richard Strickland, emphasizes the practical application of science. Unembarrassed, "Shasta" illustrates anatomy. Mr. Clarence Mullenix explains present-day al chemy. Mr. Harold Craig weighs the statistical probabilities of germination in zoology . 13 �Science students of science: students with respect for the elements for the complicated bonds of C and H: students with a lab manual . . . waiting for the green and orange gas in step four. discerning the grey-green spleen from the mesentery of a sacrificed frog. wondering how to find mu, the coefficient of friction. hoping to understand the wonders of science ... some day. In his own inimitable fashion, Dr. Williamson explains the process of titration to an interested David Saker. Mr. Morris Hoffman is under pressure as he demonstrates physics in depth . Preparing for an experiment in Physics, Mr. Julian Jacobi sets up equipment. 14 �Art Carol Washco has fun mixing clay for a pottery project. Art ... Man's instinctive search for something above himse:f ... his own creative vision of nature, the universe, himself, expressing his imagination with daubs of color on once-white paper in the molding of an almostalive statue from the inanimate substances of earth and water ... Man's pride in his world depicted in a thousand unique and varied ways. Jim Cazer listens as Miss Regina Desjardins offers a suggestion concerning his free style. Miss Carolyn Epperson contemplates the classic simplicity of a clay vase created by one of her students. 15 �Art Danny Baylor finishes a finely formed ceramic shape . The flying wheel .. . while sensitive hands form a creation in glorified mud . Knowledge of art technique is reflected as Mrs. Olive Green guides the pen of Candy Meininger. �English Mr. Lee, by using records and tapes, illustrates one aspect of English . " If everything happens that can't be done"a paradox, yet a key to the ever-changing forms and phrases of an ancient and complex language full of odd spellings strange sounds ambiguous meanings sometimes confusing, but encircling the past and present tenses alluding to the future ... an ever-constant companion synonym of our maturing and transitional lives"we're wonderful one times one." Miss linda French posts American literature assignments hopefully. Miss June Smith annotates the negative while reading a student composition. �The intricacies of grammar constitute the subject matter for Mr. Raymond Schwartz's lecture. Mrs. Genevieve Kreiner's dramatic interpretations of Shakespeare's plays furnish a third dimension to the Bard's words. ~~---~---------~ ---------------·-n~~ Miss Carol Shaw lists prominent literary critics. Miss Judy Fruland describes the works of e.e. cummings during her English class. An English 5x class is given a thorough and energetic perusal by Mr. Harry Grill. Proper oratorical posture is demonstrated by Mrs. Judith Ward before her Speech Class. 18 �Mrs. Evva Vickers explains to her English literature class the significance of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. English Pam Riffle, listens intently to the beneficial advice of Mr. Joseph Garcia. 19 �English �Miss Judy Rowntree analyzes an aspect of "The Road Not Taken." Miss Elizabeth Schmitz discusses the dialogue for the day. Miss Royalyn lockhart reads an especially interesting passage of English literature. Mr. Ralph Johnson cites textual testimony in a talk on transcendentalists. 21 �English Mrs. Hill captures English students' attention . Mr. Nichols soberly prepares for o contemporary litera ture closs. Mrs. Flotow peers questioningly at Jim Florey's notes. Mr. Zumwinkle chortles from the back of the room. 22 �Mrs. Piggott reinforces German with strong gesticulation. Foreign Language The sound of a German dialogue echoing into the hall ... hesitant but persistent attempts of a student to converse in Spanish and the emotional strain on his face as he faces an oral inquisition. pronunciations conjugations translations ... the elemental effort to exchange the ideas of two different cultures. While a student crosses his fingers, Mr. Kemp reads the grades. 23 �Foreign Language Understanding the geography of France odds depth to the study of the French lan guage in Mrs. Helen Arnold's classes. Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz elucidates on the more exciting aspects of Virgil. Miss Margaret M. Smith's Latin students nervously wait to be called during on oral test. �Mrs. Barbara Fesler gives her Spanish class a break from the normal routine by reading a humorous story to them. Students prepare for the future through Mrs. Mary Nell Gerner's Russian classes. Dr. John B. Matties points out a student's digression from the norm. Miss Patricia O'Melia takes her French classes on a personal tour of France. �Mr. Stanley laughlin explains a mathematical anecdote from his podium. Chalk-pale numerals and inked red symbols on white paper diagram an ever-widening knowledge of the reality of the universe explained in the shorthand of thought ... analysis syllogistic reasoning centuries of logicpatterns of perception each step carefully proved leading into the infinity of the mind. Mr. A. Bruce Ewer obtains extreme enjoyment from the derivation of the Pythagorean theorem . Studiousness applies to teachers as well as students, as Mr. larry French has found. 26 �Mathematics A finger proves an excellent pointer for Mr. Clyde Hinderlider. Mr. Chester Phelps meditates upon a difficult class query. Mr. William Kruse unravels a function of x for Algebra 3 students. Questions are analyzed in detail by Miss Elsa Berger. / 27 �The binomial theorem is humorously explained by Mr. Nicholson . Miss Betsy Theorem. Bishop postulates the Pythagorean Mathematics Miss Mary Thompson aptly demonstrates the value of a blackboard in teaching moth. 28 �Social Studies from Hittites hacking through the Fayum ... Macedonians marching through Persia ... to Germans grabbing half of Europe ... Russians racing into space ... Events before, between and after these are history - the concern of the Social Science Department. Teachers attempt to involve the student in both yesterday, today and tomorrow, through the study of history. A knowledge of the "why" of the battles, elections, wars, personalities, aids a student to understand the events of today. Mrs. Mary Weed pursues her quest for social justice in her Modern European History class. The concept of republican government is elucidated by Mr. Michael Mahonchak. Mr. Duniel Burmeister explains the fallacy of the half-truth in historical interpretation. 29 �Mr. John Timmons valiantly demonstrates the structure of the original Thirteen Colonies to an interested student. Morality and immorality are thoroughly discussed by Mrs. Alice Call and her Girls' Social Problems classes. Social Studies The Revolutionary War and its effects on society are explained expertly by Miss Shirley Asklof. Saint Benedict, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Beckett, Franks and Ostrogoths are first hand knowledge for Mr. Edward Race and his Medieval History classes. 30 �Mr. Raymond Acsell lectures to his Boys' Social Problems class. Enthralled by a lecture on the Civil War munitions, students turn away from the window. Hanging over the lecturn, Mrs. Abigail Root explains the Gardens of Babylon. Mr. Wayne Fox locates Hoover Dam for his American History class. Mr. Price Smith explains the symbolism inherent in an obelisk. �Social Studies Mr. Emil Ziegler explains the hidden meaning of such status symbols as expensive cars. Mr. James Svenson discusses the basic integrity of Oakes Ames. Mr. Wayne Shank allows his subconscious emotions ro be revealed. Mr. Steven Harlow vigorously defends Calvin Coolidge. 32 �. Mr. Keith Lindblom poses an American problem to his class. Mr. Jack Goodhue explains the pitfalls of AP exams to his College American class. Mr. Gary McNee attempts to inject perspective into American History. Mrs. Alice Koons gives an impassioned lecture to her Modified American History class. 33 �Business Education Typewriters clank- asdf as puzzled fingers, hunting for letters, day by day grow surer. Minds struggle to translate strange figuressoon shorthand symbols become everyday words. Math and law knowledge- imperative for success in the business world beyond high school. Cindy Burns X's out an error. Mrs. Faye Bult briefs her students on forms of shorthand. Crediting a debit is demonstrated by Mr. Wayne Gnadt. j Mrs. Joan Rudel paces do-or-die dictation. �Miss Joyce Walker extends her expert advice . Miss Creta Sproul delivers an oration on typing . Mrs . Marilyn Hoyle points out that a typist must be precise in her work . 35 �Business Education Mrs. Ruth Eggleston warns Kay Zurbrugg about the dangers of the " hunt-and-peck" system. I Diane Simpson discovers that an important part of Business Education is learning how to correct errors. Using comparative charts, Mr. Dungan tells the class how important it is to pay their rent in cash. 36 �Special Education The Special Education Department operates under the precepts that management of the handicapped child will enable him to utilize his capacities, and encouragement of his individual development will further the process of his self-realization. Instructors, by fitting the small classes to the needs of individual students, and by using special equipments such as braillers, earphones, and other mechanical aids and techniques such as lipreading, mobility training and concrete structured learning experiences help even the most severely handicapped student to profit from a public school education. Mr. Allan Winter demonstrates emphasized pronunciation to hard of hearing classes. Judy Miller shows Mrs. Esther Howard her improved typing technique as another student looks on. 37 �Special Education Mr. James Bradshaw prepares for a class in Special Education. Mr. lawrence Daniel teaches both Special Education and American H1story classes. Mrs. Ruth Hasse gives personal attention to Nancy Thurman. 38 �Industrial Arts Wood and steel heat skill ... a coffeetable ... Mr. Raymond Maley discusses Larry Atkison's proportions. Cowhide tools patience ... a tooled-leather belt ... Ink straightedge a blueprint floorplan for tomorrow's home: mechanical knowledge for future employment or hobby. Mr. Richard Johnson shows the importance of grain in woodwork. Mr. Harlan Miller cuts up with the circular saw. Mr. Robert Bierbach demonstrates soldering in metal shop. 39 �Home Economics Mrs. Mary Ball offers a suggestion to Henry Meininger as Chef George Barrett contemplates the delicate white sauce being prepared. Swatches of cloth batches of cookies ... preparation for future activities as a mother: cook seamstress dietician or in the business world: fashion designer buyer co-ordinator home economics teacher ... training for the feminine role in a busy life. Miss Mary Bippes plans a menu which will offer nutritional value as well as appetite appeal to her youthful cooks. Penny Bosteder consults Mrs. Gladys Lignon. Soon the shapeless material will become a graceful garment. Mrs. Hazel Spangenberg oversees Linda larson as she cuts out a pattern piece- first step in the creation of a new outfit. 40 �Special Department Miss Kathryn Lace finds work easy in the peace of the Girls' Social Room. Busy Mr. Arthur Bragg checks his schedule for the day. Behind the scenes ... counseling reprimanding filing: to them numbers and IBM cards become students. Mr. George Mansfield, College Counselor, has an informal chat with National Merit Finalist Rochelle Ohr. 41 �Special Department Fighting a never-ending bottle with the I.B.M. machine, Mr. John Smyth punches o program cord . Typing a college transcript, Mrs. Sonja Ek fulfills her responsibility as records clerk. Miss Joy Breen, school social-worker, tokes a _brief respite from her schedule of oppomtments. The complex job of dealing with vermicular switchboard wires occupies the time of Mrs. Mary Rider. 42 �. testing 0 ff .IC e ' Mrs. Assisting '" the Emily Tescher types out a list of Col Iege Board scores. Educational Robert Kennedy, loins various exp to Kitten Career Counselor, . 1 careers aspe ct s of mUSICO Marie Wieder. Ev been rs.absent or ery student knows has M Marilyn excused f rom who class Jester. ublic relations, . go~:fl~tes students' capital Prom_oting Jennie Marr with a smile. · Miss �Special Department Miss Barbara Gillett helps John Ellsworth find " Catcher in the Rye" in the card catalog. Mrs. Hazel Clark waits for Wayne Phillips to sign a study hall attendance sheet. Miss Eloise Pearson endeavors to painlessly collect fines for an overdue book. Miss Elizabeth Craven watchfully proctors a test. 44 �Mrs. Virginia Shakespeare checks her records at the request of Mr. Garrett. Carefully recording the numbers of new textbooks is Mrs. Kathryn Cutforth. Mrs. Mae Nelson, replacing Mrs. Sonja Ek as records clerk, mimeographs the daily bulletin. Miss Alwyn Evans, Mr. Robert P. Colwell's secretary, relaxes during her lunch hour by reading a good book. �Special Department Keeping tract of a vast stock of books is the job of Mrs. lynn Schachter! e. Medicine is often applied to strange places by Mrs. Henrietta Schwarzler. Mrs. Ruth Bradlor faithfully applies herself to the tasks of a clerk. Mrs. louise Anderson keeps track of wayward students' attendance records. �Mrs. lee Pulaski helps to produce the morning bulletin . .... Mr. John Slovek tenderly pats a piece of well-conditioned audio-visual equipment. Mr. William Engle, an East janitor, keeps David's home white and clean. Excellent lunches require excellent cooks and dishwashers. 47 �Tools .. . Time .. . Thought ... For an awakening mind. 48 ���ACTIVITIES The experience of activities: investigation ... the search for the name of a dance or an idea for a float anticipation ... of occasions which cancel the monotony of school routine fulfillment ... after hours of tedious planning satisfaction ... the final completion in participation. 51 ���Harlan Dalton, Claudia lang, leslie Clift, Marshall Wong, Beth Reisbick, Ronnie Gardner, and Judy Miller exchange opinions. Janis Metcalfe, Head Girl, conducts a meeting of the Council. Carol Hearn, Debbie Davis, Syl Reed, Astrid Iverson, and Bill Brown listen attentively to another member's ideas. �Student Council Performs Gratuitously Spraying three miles of evergreen rope, formulating the Colfax Code and building a seventeen-foot Eiffel Tower were only a few of Student Council projects this year. Members, representing the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes and school publications mingled debate on serious school problems with planning the Sweetheart Dance, Howdy Day, Color Day, several teas, Christmas Decoration, many assemblies and a car wash. To foster good relations ·with the other Denver high schools, Council went to breakfast with each high school. Student Council members create latest winter fashions for school statuary. In a manner recalling the flag-pole sitters of olden times, Syl Reed gracefully decorates the tip-top branches of the tree. Humming "The Ballad of lizzie Borden," Mike Pryor puts the finishing touches on the bannister decorations. 55 �Delegate Assembly members consider another controversial issue. Delegate Assembly Registers Reaction Delegate Assembly members, elected representatives af the student body, express the will af the majority in matters of school business. This year Delegate Assembly sponsored the Kennedy Memorial Dance, determined the placement of the Angel, and continued the annual United Fund Drive. Buddy Noel's capable gavel and Mr. Arthur Bragg's understanding sponsorship guided the delegates in their political ramblings. Buddy Noel, Assembly president, calls for the vote on a motion. 56 �Activities Calendar Howdy Day .......... September 18 Seraph Dance ......... September 28 Sophomore Party ... . ... November 9 Drama Club Play ...... November 15 Junior Prom ............ December 7 Fall Sports Dance ......... January 4 Father-Daughter Supper ... January 31 Sweetheart Dance ... ... . February 15 All-School Show ...... . . . March 5, 7 P.T.A. Fashion Show . . March 12, 13, 14 Council Capers .......... April 9, 10 Senior Prom .. . . ....... . ... April 18 Color Day . . ..... . . .. ... .. . May 8 Senior Class Day .. .... .. . .. May 29 Graduation . . .. .... . ... ... . June 4 57 �Angel Unveiled Mrs. Federick Orman presents the new angel to the student body in the Citizenship Day assembly. A hardly recognizable angel stands alone in the south court, immediately prior to its " rejuvenation." In 1885, Ella Catherine Matty, a six-yearold girl, was chosen from five thousand Denver children to model for an angel's face to be put over the keystone of East High. In 1924, when the school was torn down, the angel was saved and later put in the south court gardens of the new East. There it was ruined by time and vandals. Last year Mrs. Powell's first-hour English class started an all-school campaign to rejuvenate the angel. $770 was raised through various projects sponsored by clubs, classes, and student activities. Denver sculptor Art Gore worked four hundred hours on a sevenhundred pound piece of Colorado marble to reproduce the new angel. It was presented to the student body by the model, now Mrs. Frederick Orman, and Mr. Gore in the Citizenship Day assembly this year. 58 Surrounded by an appropriate red robe, the new angel is now inside to �Mr. Kay Shadwell rehearses the band in preparation for the All School Show. Music Department Keyed Up The little thrill of nervousness before stepping onto the lighted stage ... an "A" echoed from taut strings .. . the ceaseless beat of a baton .. . bonds of communication between director and musician performer and audience: different talents varied melodies blending into the harmony of production. Mrs. Marion Padboy urges the Concert Choir to concentrate on perfection. 59 �Miss June Sinnard confers with Mr. Jim Nichols on last minute changes in the All School Show. Mr. Kay Shadwell conducts the combined choruses and orchestra. 60 �Angelaires, a singing group selected trom the Concert Choir, entertains at the P.T.A. Fashion Show. Concert Choir sets the scene for the production number of "Oklahoma" in the All School Show. 61 �Spotlight Indebted to Student Body Spotlight staff members Dave Heim, Dennis Burdick, and Lois Berkey work with a printer to compose a page. Armed with their finger-printed press cards, Spotlight people shuffle through the halls in search of new stories and new Truths. As they gather evidence, staff members combine their critical talents to form a successful and individualistic newspaper. Their goal is not to shield students from prevailing circumstances, but to provide the reader with several, often discordant, viewpoints for his personal evaluation. Sometimes opposed to popular opinion and the Administration's policy, Spotlight has made an admirable effort to deliver a bi-weekly issue which both entertains and stimulates its readers. A highlight of the Spotlight year was the members' presentation of a crib to their outgoing sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Veatch. Spotlight editor, Dave Heim, demonstrates the dextenty and perserverance which earned him his position of power. 62 �lois Berkey, Karla White, and Kathy Garrett ore busy writing headlines under Mrs. Veatch's direction. Kathy Garrett goes over a Spotlight page proof. SPOTLIGHT Editor·/ n·Chief Dove Heim News Editor Merrick Bobb Sponsor Mrs. Margaret Veatch Rewrite Editor Charlene Spence Reporters lois Berkey Christy Chopin leslie Cliff Jo Elenbogen Barbaro Foreman Beth Hougen Shirley Kishiyomo Barbaro loomis Brion McCormack Business Manager Howard loomis Bill Riedesel Kathy Riedesel Mikkel Soks Layout Editor Steve McCandless linda Stott Janice Wright Page Editor~ Dee Douglas Kathy Garrett Photographic Coordinator Annette Bachrach Jim Hunsaker Yvonne Tobias Publicity Manager Howard Phillips Second semester sponsor, Mrs. Doris Borton, advises on a story at her desk. Photographers Dennis Burdick Pot LeClaire Bob Parks Rusty Stone Stoff Artist Dove Heim Supply Manager Marlene Zinn 63 �Assemblies Entertain and Enlighten X. Nady flees from the long arm of the law after being sentenced during the White Jackets' pep assembly. Assemblies at East are geared to the interests of all students, not just to one group. Subjects vary from music and politics to sports and pep assemblies. A student cannot ignore all assemblies at East. At least one is based on his interests. Janice Wright presents the Colfax Code to the East student body and to representatives of the Colfax merchants. Representatives of the various branches of the armed forces held an assembly showing the development of the American flag. 64 �Stage Crew Sets Scene Without the daily work of the stage crew - weekly assemblies, the All School Show and special programs presented at East would be impossible. Although they are unseen, their duties back-stage determine the success and continuity of any performance. Stage crew members control stage lighting, an essential part of a successful assembly. Mr. William Holmes, stage crew sponsor, demonstrates the rudiments of stage craft. �School Talent Spotlighted "After the Ball," the theme of this year's All School Show, blended the talents of many East students into exciting and well-planned entertainment. Acts ranged from jazz combos and singing groups to ballet and monologues. Credit for the success of the show should go to Miss June Sinnard and Mr. James Nichols, son, the directors, who mixed and moulded abilities of diversified student talent into an original and artistic production. Recognition should also be given to Mrs. Marion Padboy, who organized several of the large musical acts, to Mr. Kay Shadwell, who directed the excellent Show Band, and to Mrs. Olive Green and Circulo d'Arte, who created the colorful scenery. Boys' Choir members bemoan the fate of "Poor Jud." Dancing gracefully, Don Eitemiller and Mardi Wright help to set the romantic scene for "After the Boll," this year's All School Show. Barbaro Baldivia captivates the audience with flashing cape and Spanish rhythm. 66 �Bill McMosley and Gene Chalk perform while other acts wait anxiously off-stage. Fran Jones plays on the emotions of the audience as she sings "little Girl Blue." Jan Metcalfe and Judy Floyd combine their talents in a double piano act. 67 �PTA Fashions Fabulous Show "A Date With An Angel," this year's P.T.A. Fashion Show, was presented March 12, 13, and 14 to an audience of East High students and mothers. New styles and fashions for the high school and college-bound student were presented through the cooperation of the Denver Dry Goods Co. and Mrs. Pat Geyer, the show's commentator. Models were chosen from members of the senior class and practiced long hours to take part in this year's highly successful fashion show. Andrea Boyd modeled a military sling-shot jumper for the fashion show audience. A black and white ensemble is set off by Sandra Schodde's smile. 68 �FRIENDLINESS POISE CHEERFULNESS SERVICE Mary Johnson Judy Nelson Kathy GarreH Janice Wright DEPENDABILITY Judy Evans Senior Girls Recognize Sisters BEST All-AROUND GIRL Janis Metcalfe SPORTSMANSHIP Cheri Paxson SENSE OF HUMOR LEADERSHIP LOYALTY COURTESY Marian Lewis Shirley Kishiyama Chris Heidbralc Connie Plunkett �JACK HARDING RICHARD HARTZMAN CLAUDIA LANG JAMIE LYTLE JANIS METCALFE WAYNE PHILLIPS BILL RIEDESEL GEORGE LACKEMANN PAT O'NEILL Angelus Salutes Scholars LEONARD ROSE 70 FRED SEYDEL The people on this page qualify as outstanding scholastic representatives of the Senior Class. These students are in the top 2% of the graduating class and scored a composite score above 1332 on the Scholastic Aptitude test. �Travis Triumphs Jim Vrettos gesticulates, adding emphasis to his oratory. John Travis delivers his award-winning interpretation to an attentive audience. Mikkel Saks displays the force of delivery that made him a close contender in the contest. The ninety-first annual Woodbury Oratorical Contest, one of the oldest traditions at East, was presented on January 15. This contest was started in 1875 by R. W. Woodbury, a member of the first graduating class of East. His purpose was to encourage high school boys in developing their public speaking abilities. This year, John Travis, a junior, won the Woodbury Medal for his impassioned delivery of Victor Hugo's "Against the Curtailment of Suffrage." John competed with seven other excellent speakers: Gary Blum, Frank DeSciose, John Hess, Bill Pace, Mikkel Saks, Jim Vrettos, and John Walton. John Essman and Paul Wagner introduced the contestants. The three impartial judges were former governor Stephen L. R. McNichols, Reverend Richard B. Kozelka, and Mr. Ernest E. Pech. ~s. Genevieve Kreiner cooched the orators. 7J �Wright Wins Wolcott Janice Wright, Wolcott Medal winner, reads her award-winning rendition to an attentive audience. The Wolcott Medal is awarded annually to an East High girl for excellence in public reading. The first award was offered in 1880 after the establishment of the contest by the Hon. H. R. Wolcott in 1879. This year's winner, Janice Wright, was chosen from a field of 7 girls, all of whom read sequences from John Steinbeck's, The Flight. Dana Gruenert offers her interpretation of this year's Wolcott Contest selection, The Flight. 72 �This is the Year that Was Connie Plunkett, laurel Stone, Carolyn Young, and Vicky Sanders gaily help construct the second-place Senior Float, ''The Unisphere." A tipsy world was the Senior Closs entry. The third-place Sophomore Closs is "lookingAheod" to better luck next year. ''Time is running out," theme for the firstplace Junior Closs Float, introduced the serious thought of anxiety for world peace. "This is the Year that Was," the general theme of this year's Red and White Day, unified the various activities of the day. In the morning, floats, created to depict World's Fairs, past and present, were entered in the parade by the sophomore, junior and senior classes, first hour classes and clubs. Skits, featuring the theme, "News Fronts," were presented at a special morning assembly in which the 1964 May Queen was crowned. Later on in the day, many students attended the city track meet, "Leap Year," and cheered the East track team on to another victory. Creativity and ingenuity were displayed by East students throughout the day. It's "bottoms up," as eager celebrants destroy the results of weeks of hard labor . ..... �Floats "W or ld' s Fa1r . " This bevy of buxom beauties announces the impending arrival of the stupendous, gigantic, earthshaking, disqualified PreLaw extravaganza. Going ... gone. 74 going ... �Skits "N ews Fronts " The voluptuous Sophomore Class's version of "Sex in the Suburbs" was marrred by the appearance of an ... unexpected "guest." "De tail" of our new head boy; or, "News Fronts (?}." "I build a shape!, you build a shape!, we build a shape!." Hi ya, froggyl 'l'H\~ lS 'T'il: r;:.tR Tn r J ,. "~ ��East School Spirit Tops in the City Gorda McKenzie Patty Patterson Cheerleaders for o day - Fritz Sudholt, Dove Babbs, X. Nody, and Donny Baylor n �Cheerful Cheerleaders Chant Choice Cheers Val Davis Cheri Paxson Head Cheerleader lillian Pritchard Marilynne Pritchard Betty Starr �City Championship Rifle Team Vies in NRA Sectional East High School's hand-picked ROTC shooters, Howard Nevins, James Bell, Rick Marotte, and Dennis Grant compose a strong and wellbalanced team. Some people say it takes long hours of practice to become a good shooter; others say strict discipline; but Sgt. Elicerio, rifle team coach, recommends large amounts of both to produce a championship squad. Sgt. Trickey patiently explains the intricacies of an M-1 to first-year cadets. ROTC Creates Sense of Duty Rifle team members put long hours on the range to produce a championship squad. �An inspection, a command, or a movement in unison are all integral parts of military training . Federal Inspection Held in Spring Inspection builds a sense of responsibility and duty. Throughout the year weekly inspections are held, gigs are posted, and records kept high . However, the real inspection takes place in the spring, when the battalions and drill team are reviewed by a regular military officer. 80 Sgt. Elicerio has a way with words, and discipline, when it comes to military life. �City Champion Drill Team Practices Three Times a Week Beginning practice the second week af school, East High's drill team competes with other schools and performs for civic organizations, federal inspections, and the All School Show. After building a championship squad, Sgt. Elicerio says, "By practicing three times a week, why shouldn't we be the best in the region?" ROTC takes care of the raising of "Old Glory," even to a special storm flag on the coldest day. The drill team was again a highlight of the All-School Show. �Honorary Cadets Have Earned Coveted Position Many hours are spent in practice by East's famed Honorary Cadet drill team . The Honorary Cadets must have grade point averages of 3.0 or better to be appointed by the military department. The Honorary Cadets drill for civic organizations and in city competition; they are also participants in the Sojourners Contest. Being an Honorary Cadet involves practicing drills twice a week, doing clerical work in the armory one period a day, keeping scores in the National Rifle Association sectionals and performing other vital services for the school community. The military department handles a color guard for all of East's assemblies, a vital service to the school. 82 �Cadet Lieutenant Co/one/ Tom Crumal Boffo/ion Commander Sandra Schodde Cadet Lieutenant Co/one/ Honorary Cadet Co/one/ Jim MacMillan Brigade Representative Battalion Commander Appointed James Adamson Gerald Cunningham Company Executive Officer Company Executive Officer Battalion Commander Tom Crumal, and Brigade Representative, Jim MacMillan, have been appointed to their positions by their results in an allcity competition. The competition consists of an interview and the ability to apply, practically, leadership and drill skills. In order to maintain their positions, they can get no grade lower than a 11 B.11 Cadet Lieutenant Cadet Lieutenonf David LeMaster Ronald lwagoshi Company Executive Officer Company Executive Officer Cadet Sergeant Moior Cadet F~rst Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant John Glenn William Hillhouse Dovid Maddy Cadet First Sergeant Carl Metz �Cadet Major Vicky Wilson James Bell Honorary Cadet Major Battalion XO Cadet Captain Val Anisimow Company Commander Cadet Captain Clark Riggins Co mpany Commander Cadet Lieutenant Cadet Lieutenant David Lundquist Vova Anisimow Company Commander Company Commander Cadet Captain Cadet Major Cadet Captain Kent Peterson Richard Field Rick Marotte Battalion S-1 Battalion S-3 Battalion A1r Oflteer Cadet Captain 84 Cadet Captain Guntis Moritis Larry Welch Battalion S-2 Battalion S-4 �Military Training Cadet L1eutenant Tom Carrasco Platoon Leader Honorary Cadet Captain Cadet lieutenant Charles Church Platoon Leader Judy Floyd Honorary Cadet Captain lani Modesitt Mary Johnson Honorary Cadet Captain Honorary Cadet Captain Cadet Lieutenant Charles Cox Platoon Leader Cadet lieutenant Cadet Lieutenant Cadet Lieutenant Dennis Grant Marshall Wong Robert Easley Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Platoon Leader ,". . \~ .. ' '.•. .. 85 �ROYALTY Miss Kathy Wellington Angelus Queen The chosen few ... representing the starry hopes of every girl, perfection in the mind of each boy: A quality of radiance and blossoming maturity; recognized by many, yet unique in her individuality, she reigns for a night. Mr. Everett Clark Angelus King 86 �Smothers Brothers Select Angelus King and Queen The final selection of the Angelus King and Queen was made this year by The Smothers Brothers. Preliminary selection of three sophomore boys and three sophomore girls was made by unbiased judges. The six photographs were then sent to the Smothers Brothers in California, who selected Miss Kathy Wellington and Mr. Everett Clark as the 1963-64 Angelus King and Queen. 87 �Miss Betty Starr Fall Sports Queen One of the best-attended dances of the year was "Haja," the Fall Sports Dance sponsored by the Angelus and Spotlight staffs. Measled, multicolored streamers added a note of frivolity to the sophisticated, surfing beat of the "Astronauts." Between encores of the "Dog" and the "Monkey," Miss Betty Starr, tennis team candidate, was crowned Fall Sports Queen by Miss Eleanor Arden, last year's queen. Betty was escorted by Bruce Walker. 88 �FALL SPORTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS ore left to right and top to bottom: Meredith Pate, Charlene Spence, Kathy Taylor, Lilli Pritchard, Betty Bonsib, Sondra Schodde and Cindy Burns. Tears ... . .. soon to be followed by laughter ... are shed by Betty Starr as she is crowned queen of the "HAJA." 89 �Miss Patty Patterson Junior Prom Queen 90 �JUNIOR PROM QUEEN ATTENDANTS are left to right and top to bottom: Lilli Pritchard, Cindy Burns, Katy Pate, Meredith Pate, Gorda McKenzie, and Betty Starr. "Prophecy" foretold that Miss Patty Patterson was to be crowned Junior Prom Queen of the class of '64. A misty blue atmosphere was created by miles of polyethelene bags hanging from the rafters. Miss Kiffaney Kline, last year's Junior Prom Queen, crowned Patty while the "Classics" set the mood with music. Miss Patterson's escort was Mr. Sink Staub. 91 �Miss Cindy Burns and Mr. X. Nady Sweetheart Couple 92 �Mr. lob layers Miss Katy Pate Mr. John Ellsworth Miss Sandra Schodde Mr. Paul Martyn Miss Kari Newton Sweetheart Attendants "More Amour" was the theme of the Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by Student Council. Red and white streamers strung with hearts helped to express the valentine mood. As the time for the crowning of the 1964 Sweetheart King and Queen approached, the twelve candidates were presented, and the crowns were placed on the heads of Mr. X. Nady and Miss Cindy Burns. The sweetheart couple then began the traditional first dance to music provided by "The Catalinas." Mr. Dave Nicholson Miss Connie Plunkett Mr. Lee Omohundro Miss Lonnie Alexander Mr. Dave Sidwell Miss Meredy Pate 93 ��Senior May Queen Attendants are left to right and top to bottom: Marilynne Pritchard, Connie Plunkett, Betty Bonsib, Mary Johnson, Sandra Schodde, Cheri Paxson, Judy Evans, and Sharon Buxton. Miss Judy Evans May Queen 95 �Honorary May Queen Attendants are left to right and top to bottom: Astrid Iversen, Beth Reisbeck, Barbie Baker, Janice Wright, Susie Brown, Emi Stracy, Judy Nelson, lani Modesitt, linn Harding, Val Davis, and Charlene Spence. 96 �Sophomore and Junior May Queen Attendants are left to right and top to bottom: Lilli Pritchard, Susan Shermack, Cathy Riffel, Carol Hearn, Candy Sekyra, Mattie Milton, Meredy Pate, Betty Starr, Patty Patterson, Cindy Burns, Cindy Ziegler. 97 ��SPORTS Behind every win, many hours of practice: time to learn, to work, to mold the mental and physical attitudes which can determine triumph or defeat. The kick-off, climax of tense anticipation, the thrill of a touchdown, the throng of the crowd. The suspense before a free-throw, cheerleaders embodying the Angel spirit. A homerun, the race won: the sweat, anguish and pride that belong to the athlete. 99 ��East Takes City, Falters in State East's nineteen sixty-three football team began the season with a flourish. By defeating Loveland and Pueblo East in pre-season games, the Angels entered their first league game against South Rebels 14-0, and Cherub football followers began to believe that the Angel team was on its way to another city championship. Following the South game, East put down Thomas Jefferson 12-6, and went on to face an unbeaten and highly touted Abraham Lincoln. This game proved to be the successful turning point in East's quest for a city championship. After Lincoln intercepted an East pass on the third play of the game, the East defense went to work and held the Lancers for no gain. The ball returned to the Angels. East promptly scored on a 73-yard pass play from tailback Dave Babbs to wingback Steve Dertinger. This began the downfall of the Lancer team, with the final score 21-7. East's defense held Lincoln to twelve yards rushing and one first down in the first half of this crucial game. Coach Pat Panek listens intently to the questions and remarks of an East football player. Steve Dertinger' s extra point attempt goes wide of its mark as East defeats Thomas Jefferson 12-6. X. Nady (12) holds for the place kick. lOT �East's line backers, lee Omohundro, X. Nady, and John Ellsworth, gaze knowingly into the North backfield as they prepare for action. East won by 43-9. Grimacing in pain, Paul Springs shows Coach Paul Coleman the source. Easily defeating North 43-0, Manual 39-0, and West 55-0, East faced George Washington in the last game of the league season. The winning team would qualify for a berth in the state play offs. But the Angels suffered a tremendous setback when All-State tackle Dave Sidwell injured his ankle in practice. This injury disabled Sidwell for the George Washington game and the remainder of the season. However, East, highly keyed up for the game, routed George Washington 35-13, brought Coach Pat Panek his sixteenth City championship, and won a chance at the state title. This meant facing Pueblo Centennial in the semi-final game at Pueblo School Stadium. Trying to shake off a tackler, X. Nady (12) heads downfield as Gary Foster throws a block in the background. �Throughout the season East was rated a strong favorite to take state. However, entering the semi-final game without the services of Dave Sidwell, Steve Dertinger, and Toasty Brame, the Angels were definitely not at full strength. The Centennial Bulldogs came to play football and would not be denied a hardfought victory. East, hampered by injuries and a day in which they could do nothing right, lost to the fired-up Centennial squad 27-26. Coach Panek contemplates his strategy for the second half as Joe Santifer (27) rests in the background. Halfback Floyd Tunson (40) takes a hand-off during the George Washington game. East drubbed the Patriots 35-13 and captured its sixteenth City championship under Coach Panek. Dave Babbs Stan Barrett Bab Bayers Dan Baylor Jim Bareing Nathan Brame Bab Brannon John Craig Tom Crumal John Doniels Steve Dertinger John Ellsworth Roger Flowers Gary Foster Joe Franek John Gaul Mike Hendryson Mike Hogue Mark Johnson Don Macl ntosh Jack Moyers X. Nady lee Omohundro Rennie Pope Ric Pomeranz Sylvester Reed Joe Santifer Dave Sidwell Paul Springs Floyd Tunson Marcellus Wollace Chuck Williams Mike Stratton Mike Hogue (21) changes direction to set up a block by X. Nady (12) against the George Washington Patriots. 103 �East's offensive line is poised and ready to attack the South defense. East downed the Rebels 14-0. Eyeing a Pueblo Centennial defender, X. Nady (12) carries the ball for the offense as East suffers its only loss of the season to Centennial, 27-26. J. R. Craig (81) follows the play. After receavmg a pass, J. R. Craig gallops down the field. John Ellsworth (25), Joe Franek (1 0), and Lee Omohundro (51) smother a T.J. ball carrier as Gary Foster (64) looks on. 104 �Gory Foster relaxes during a lull in the action. VARSITY FOOTBAll STANDINGS Won East ......... .7 lincoln •..••.. • 5 ... Washington 4 South ••..••.. • 4 Jefferson .•...• 3 North ••..••..• 2 Manual .0 West ......... 0 .... Tied Lost Percentage 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 4 5 6 6 1.000 .786 .714 .643 .429 .286 .071 .071 Gathered around the water cooler, the East players watch the action on the field. Standing ore left to right: Jim Boreing, Syl Reed, and Gory Foster. Seated is Dean Speliotis. Dave Babbs (11) prepares to lateral to Steve Dertinger (26) to avoid an onrushing defender. 105 �Coach Pot Panek diagrams a pass pattern in the gross to halfback Dove Babbs and end Chuck Williams during halftime intermission. Dove Sidwell is escorted from the field by Coach Jim Redic after being injured in the heated action . Wondering what he must do next, Coach Panek watches his players with keen interest. Coaches Jim Redic, Myron Craig, and Kirk Hinderlider ploy on integral port in developing a championship team by relating to the players the opposing team's defensive strategy. 106 �Football Coach Hinderlider straightens out the confusion of an East player as Coach Panek listens. Fascinated by the inconsistent play of the Angel team are coaches Paul Coleman and Kirk Hinderlider. 107 �Juniors Grab Third Place East's junior backfield pulls out around end against George Washington. JUNIOR FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Washington •... 7 South ••...•.. . 5 East .•...•...• 3 lincoln 3 ....... Manual ......• 2 North •...••..• 2 •• . • 2 Jeffer><>n West ••...•..• 1 Tied Lost Percentage 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 5 5 1.000 .786 .571 .500 .357 .286 .286 .214 2 0 0 1 JUNIOR FOOTBALL Bruce Beaton Owen Beaver Dennis Davin Ben Garcia Duane Hasegawa Richard Jeske Scott Manley Dave Maurheu Dan Perkin Dave Risley Roger Schafer Jerry Stevens Mike Stratton Bob Yearling Tailback Bob Yearling eludes a George Washington tackler as he makes a substantial gain. 108 �Sophomores Undefeated SOPHOMORE FOOTBAll STANDINGS Won East ..••..••.. 7 Washington ... .4 •• 4 lincoln North ••...•... 3 Jefferson ..•... 2 South ••..••..• 2 Manual •••••.• 2 West ......... 0 .. Tied 0 2 0 0 lost Percentage 0 1.000 1 .714 .571 3 4 .429 4 .357 4 .357 4 .357 .034 6 SOPHOMORE FOOTBAll Rick Achatz Bart Baker William BeDan Chris Bellairs Blain Czeczok lloyd Daniels Greg Hume (71) and M;ke Nelson (50) pierce the George Washington defense in an attempt to block a Patriot run . Gerry DeiJunco Greg Dunham Gary Durance John Fuller Albert Gail Bruce Gilchrist Glenn Hanley John Hendryson Ronald Hensley Chris Hindman Rod Hoffman Greg Hume Paul Kissel Art levy Terry Mathews Mark McElhinney Bill Mcintosh Jay Nady Mike Nelson Keith Rausch Rick Redic William Reynolds Glenn Ruggles Herbert Sanders John Slavek Paul Small Tyrone Swain George Tague Rayford nllis Philip VanBuskirk Nick Walker Eugene Williams Everett Williams Gary Woods Tryi ng to outrun an enemy tackl er, Eug ene W illia ms (20) looks downfi eld for partisan help. 109 �Tennis Captures City Under the first year auspices of Jim Coleman, the tennis team captured the City championship. led by defending state champion, Alan loeb, the racketeers also powered their way to a second place finish in the state meet. Sophomores Steve Jackson and Jim Trotsky, who were undefeated in city doubles competition, lost in the first round of play in the state meet but gained valuable experience for next year. Ken Rupp will also return to the squad next year. Rupp was second in the state meet competition. Senior Alan Loeb has completed a br~lliant tennis career at East. He has won three state championships and led East to fine finishes in the three years he has played. The tennis team will miss Alan and his winning ways next year. Often tennis is a game of luck as well as a game of skill. Alan loeb's face reflects frustration during a hard-played match. TENNIS STANDINGS Won East . . ...... 37 Washington 35 South ..• 29 Jefferson •...• 23 North ........ 22 lincoln ..•...• 15 Manual 6 West ········ 1 .... Lo•t 5 7 13 19 20 27 36 41 Percentage .881 .833 .690 .548 .524 .357 .143 .024 Ken Rupp delivers his back-hand with concentration and authority. �Phil Cantrell Steve Jackson Alan loeb Brent Newton Kendall Rupp Dan Tawil Mike Timchula Jim Trotsky Steve Wilbur Senior Alan loeb subdues another challenger with his outstanding serve. Coach Jim Coleman and Alan loeb congratulate each other on the completion of a City championship ~eason. Returning an opponent's serve, Steve Jackson watches intently to see if his shot is good. 111 �Fifth Place Goes to Golf The golf team, burdened with inexperience, started slowly this year and picked up momentum, defeating powerful South 3-1 and tying Washington 2-2 in the last days of the season. Led by All-City Players Tom Hoag and Jeff Moses, the team played consistently all year and lost only to Jefferson and Lincoln. Faced with a tough lie, Gary Dorchinez aims for the green . GOLF STANDINGS Won ... 25 Jefferson Washington ... 19 South ........ 19 lincoln •...... 17 East ......... 16 North ... . ... . 11 West 5 Manual ...... 0 ••• 0 •••• Lost 3 9 9 11 12 17 23 2B Percentage .B93 .679 .679 .607 .571 .393 .179 .000 Bud Bourke Gory Dorchinez Tom Hoog Mike lawrence Jeff Moses Buddy Noel Tom PoHer George Simonton Dick Vogel Howard Vogel Buddy Noel drops a twenty-footer with the composure of a pro. Team Captain Jeff Moses whacks a 200-yord drive. 112 �State Title Run Down by Harriers Jeff Gibson is hard-pressed by his competitors. By beating Englewood and Aurora , the cross country team got off to a good start. Their first defeat was not until the Aurora Invitational when Aurora struck back and defeated the Angels by four points. In their first league meet at South, they bowed to lincoln by a mere three points. After defeating all other schools in the league, East again lost to lincoln in the Denver Invitational. The city meet proved to be East's worst showing. It lost to lincoln by thirteen points. In the state meet East reversed its poor showing in city, edging out lincoln for the state title . The team will have four returning lettermen next season. Mike Amari John Davis Ron Darius Jeff G ibson Tarry Harrison Fe lix landau Clark Riggins Competition provides unity among teammates. CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Points Uncoln ......... . . . .. .. . ... .... . 27 East .. . . . ... .. ................. 43 Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 North ................ . ........ . 62 South . . ...... . ................. 80 Manual ..................... . .. 96 Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 West ................ ... . . ...•. 117 Cross-country runner Torry Harrison keeps up the grueling pace. 113 �Swimmers Sink to Third in City Diver John Snead springs for height in a meet against Thomas Jefferson. After losing their first meet by a mere three points to South, the Angel mermen were spurred on to win their remaining meets until the season's end brought defeat at the hands of the powerful Thomas Jefferson and George Washington swimmers. Special recognition was won in the city meet by team captain Lewis Kontnik, who took first place in the 200-yard Individual Medley and 100-yard Backstroke; Mike Hendryson, who captured second in the 100yard Freestyle and fourth in the Individual Medley; Scott Manley, who placed second in the 100-yard Butterfly; Jim Florey, who got eighth in the 100-yard Breaststroke; and John Kontnik, who received a fifth in the 400-yard Freestyle. The following week in the State Meet, Lewis Kontnik once again emerged victorious with a first place in the 100-yard Backstroke and a second in the 200-yard Individual Medley. Scott Manley miraculously pulled out a fourth place in the 100-yard Butterfly, despite the fact that he had dislocated his knee earlier in the morning. The team has high hopes for next year. At the peak of his dive, Dave Hardy shows the form which earned him a first place against North. A late start lost valuable seconds for sprinter Dan Eitemiller. 114 �Team Captain lewis Kontnik strokes toward a new record in the 200-yard Individual Medley against Thomas Jefferson. Ran Dreyer Dan Eitemiller Jim Florey Sob Garcia Jim Greer Mark Hagiya Glenn Hanley Roger Harding Dave Hardy John Hendrysan Mike Hendrysan Kent Hopkins John Kantnik lewis Kantnik Don Macintosh Scott Manley Sob Pryor Benny Sanchez Fred Seydel John Sneed Coach Jack Moulton gives advice to Dan Eitemiller while Dave Hardy and Don Macintosh listen. Washington ... Jefferson East Won Lost Pet . 7 6 0 1 1.000 3 3 3 .4 .... ....... .4 South ............. .4 lincoln North Manual West .......... ............. 3 .4 ........... 0 6 7 ........... 1 .857 571 .571 .429 •.429 . 1.43 .000 With toes pointed and legs together, the diver completes correct form. 115 �Woody Graham works fiercely toward a pin as the referee prepares to make a call. Grapplers Gain Experience Inexperience proved to be the downfall of the wrestling team this year. Sophomores and juniors composed the entire team. The Cherub grapplers were winless for the season. With all the boys returning, the outlook for next year is very optimistic. Those boys lettering were Woody Graham, Bill Thurow, Eugene Williams, and Bob Brannon. Betty Storr shows signs of tension as she views a close match. 116 �Coach Jim Coleman instructs novice grapplers in pre-season practices. Hopes for future seasons are encouraging. Won Lincoln ............ 7 North 6 West South ............. Jefferson .......... 3 Washington 2 Manual 2 East 0 ............. lost Pet. 0 1.000 1 .B57 .571 .571 ············· " 3 3 ········ 5 5 7 " • 0 0 •••••• 0 ·········· ···· " .429 .286 .286 .000 Tom Carasco offers his felicitations as a teammate pins an opponent. Bob Brannon Holman Carter Ben Garcia Pete Garcia Bruce Gilchrist Ron Gilden Larry Graham Chris Hindman AI Johnson Phillip Karakawa Mark McElhinney Kent Martin Bob Moore Dave Mourhess Mike Nelson Lou Nonay Rick Redic Joe Santifer Roger Schafer Dean Speliotes Bill Thurow David Weaver Eugene Williams Everette Williams Mylous Yearling Watching with keen anticipation, Ron Gilden and George Barrett await their matches. �Cherubs Are Champs VARSITY BASKETBAll Babbs, Dove Craig, J. R. Dertinger, Steve Ellis, Jim Hortman, Carl Millican, Dexter Nody, X. Sudholt, Fritz Williams, Chuck Williams, Tom Hypnotized by the elusive basketball, J. R. Craig gasps in astonishment during the Manual game. East downed the Thunderbolt tribe and captured the City Championship, 71-54. With the state championship trophy in their hands and Coach Coleman on their shoulders, the triumphant Angels head for the showers. 118 �Having obtained the basketball net (left to right) Tom Williams, Carl Hartman, Dexter Millican, J. R. Craig, and Jim Ellis return to their bench and the congratulations of many. Operating out of a pressing defense during league competition, this year's basketball team changed their playing technique for the state tournament. After defeating lakewood in the quarter-finals with a shaky 74-72 victory, the Angels began to display offensive might the following night. The Wildcats posed a double threat to the Cherubs; their skill, coupled with the legendary Greeley "kiss of death," had haunted the state touranment for years. Facing this team in the semi-finals, the Angels scored points, in spurts, with fantastic accuracy, poise and skill. Starting the second half with a small four-point lead, East demolished and demoralized the Wildcat clan with a 74-59 thrashing. The Angels' final competitor was Pueblo Central, fresh from an 84-82 victory over Manual in the semi-finals. Both East and the Wildcats possessed an effective defense and an offense which was eager and ambitious. However, East proved to be the better of the two teams, and, amid spectator chants of ''We want a hundred!" wiped out Pueblo and won the state championship trophy by a record score of 103-83. But this accomplishment was not as easy as it sounds. The Angels were often erratic in their league play, and did not play consistently well until the state tournament. Although the Cherub squad had its problems, with tl:!e understanding and able leadership of Coach Paul Coleman, East's nineteen sixtyfour basketball team developed into one of the finest in the history of Colorado high school basketball. 119 �Taking the initiative can often catch the opponent unaware and lead to an easy score. Chuck Williams (41) along with Tom Williams (31) and Fritz Sudholt (11) start an Angel fast break. J. R. Craig gazes intently toward the basket as a free throw heads toward its mark. As Carl Hartman (24) turns toward the basket, Chuck Williams (40) launches a jump shot against the North Vikings, 67-57. 120 �121 �Gorda McKenzie arouses school spirit with her fine yell. Fritz Sudholt (11) and Chuck Williams (41) surround a George Washington player while applying East's all-court press. East stopped the Patriots, 53-46. listening intently to halftime instructions (left to right) Fritz Sudholt, Dexter Millican, Carl Hartman, and J. R. Craig rest before the second half begins. 122 �Won East • • • • • . . • • • • • . . 13 Manual ..••••.•••. 10 8 West 7 lincoln 7 North 6 Jefferson ........ 4 Washington ............. .......... ············. South ········ ............. lost Pet . 4 6 7 7 8 10 13 .929 .714 ..571 ..500 ..500 .429 .286 .071 As Dave Babbs (14) attempts to drive the base- line against North, he finds his path blocked and looks for assistance. J. R. Craig (45) controls the secondhalf tip-off beginning another quarter of action. Fritz Sud holt (11) waits expectantly. 123 �Coach Paul Coleman advises his players during a time-out as to what strategy the Cherubs must follow. Dexter Millican (42), after driving by a Pueblo Central defender, stops to shoot a short hook-shot. 124 �Coaches Paul Coleman, Pat Panek, and Jim Redic watch the action on the court with the anxiety of helplessness that possesses all coaches. Coach Paul Coleman raises high the state championship trophy which the Angels have worked for all season. 125 �Junior Basketball Won Washington .•..••.. 13 Jefferson •..••.•••. 12 East ...... 9 7 North Manual .. 6 lincoln West South ········ ........... ······· ········· ... .. .............. .. • ••••• • • 0 •• 0. Lost Pet. 2 .929 .857 s .643 7 8 10 10 13 .500 .429 .286 .286 .071 Going high, Jerry Stevens and Jim Ellis fight for a rebound. Jerry Stevens attempts to loft a jump shot over an on-coming opponent. Brame, Nathaniel Kuykendall, Mike McMosley, Bill Newton , Brent Omohundro, lee Stevens, Jerry Stratton, Mike Tunson , Floyd Wallace, Marcellus 126 �Sophomore Basketball Won East ••...••...•... 13 North •..•......... 10 9 lincoln Jefferson ......... 9 Manual ........... 7 6 Washington ...... West ............. 2 South ············· 0 lost Pd. . .929 .71.( .6-43 .6-43 .500 ...29 .1.(3 ............ 5 5 7 8 12 1.( .000 Showing his dribbling skill, Keith Rausch leads a fast break down court. Achatz, Rick Cheatham, Roger Gale, Albert Gipson, Bernard Jackson, Steve Knax,Robert Matthews, Terry Nody, Joy Rausch , Keith Slavek, John Tillis, Rayford Pondering the advice of Coach Don Smith, Rayford Tillis gazes towards the opposition. 127 �Ben Blea shows the epitome of muscular coordination while performing an Iron Cross. Blea , Ben Cassidy, Dick Castles, Jim Clarke, Ralph Cox , Charles Garfunkle, Dave Gerlach, Robert Harding, Roger Prendergast, Brian Rector, Jim Richmeyer, Ron Smith, Dick Sprigg, AI Stout, Ty Takamine, Gene Van Meter, Russ Vogel, Howard Arnsmeyer, Roy- manager 128 Demonstrating a Russian Split, Gene Takamine completes his floor exercise routine. �Gymnastics Displaying an intricate position on the parallel bars, Jimmy Castles swings into an "L." Coach Holmes watches attentively while gymnast Ty Stout swings into a Back Giant. 129 �Baseball Gary Dorchinez (12) lashes a single to centerfield as East defeats the George Washington Patriots in the second game of a doubleheader 9-6. Coach Myron Craig gives "big gun" Dave Sidwell vital information about Thomas Jefferson's tactics. Scrutinizing the situation, ponders future action. Xavier BASEBAll ROSTER Babbs, Dave Boyers, Robert Dorch inez, Gary Egri, George Frankl in, Earl Gaul, John Hasegawa, Duane Jeske, Richard Kuykendall, Mike Martyn, Paul Moss, William Moyers, Jack Nody, Xavier Nokomura, Dennis Noel, Edmond Omohundro, lee Riggs, Byron Risley, Dave Sidwell, Dave Stratton, Mike Williams, Edword Nady �X. Nady takes an inside pitch for ball four. Coach Myron Craig discusses the preceding play with the Angel infield. �Baseball Pitcher Bob Bayers delivers a pitch as first baseman Dave Sidwell prepares for action during a doubleheader against George Washington. 132 �Mocking an outrageous mistake in the Lincoln infield, these good looking fellows await their turn to make an outrageous mistake. Chugging along toward third base is Dave Sidwell, after hitting a triple against George. 133 �Track Stepping over the last hurdle, Dave Stevens begins his sprint to the finish. Kicking his leg high, J. R. Craig soars over the high jump bar. Phil Van Buskirk cocks his arm in preparation for a put. 134 �TRACK ROSTER Amori, Michael Armstrong, Richard Brannon, Bob Bellain, Chris Carpenter, Thomas Cheatham, Roger Christensen, Steve Clark, Everett Coughlin, Gary Craig, J. R. Daniels, Lloyd Davis, John Dertinger, Steve Desmond, John Dorius, Don Darius, Ron Durance, Gary Eitemiller, Dan Euell, Gregory Gale, Albert Gibson, Jeff Gilden, Ron Grove, Robert Hanley, Glenn Harrison, Tarry Holmes, Gregory James, Chester Landau, Felix Levy, Arthur Love, Eddie McElhinney, Mark McMosley, Bill Macintosh, Dan Millican, Dexter Mourhess, Dave Nelson, Mike Pope, Rennie Porter, Russell Reed , David Reed, Sylvester Riggins, Clark Santifer, Joe Slothower, John Slovek, John Springs, Paul Stevens, Dave Stevens, Jerry Tillis, Rayford VanBuskirk, Phil Wallace, Marcellus Williams, Eugene Williams, Tom Arthur levy spikes his way to victory. Throwing his legs out, Syl Reed leaps into the broad jump pit. John Slovek shoots for 12 feet with his last-second kick. 135 ��ORGANIZATIONS Clubs ... standard of student conglomeration emotion: frustration of a forced chess move anger at a gutter ball pride in perfect marksmanship responsibility: plans ... made, enacted forgotten direction of abilities leadership in action opportunity: available to every student. 137 �President - X. Nady Secretary - Christy Heidbrak Sponsor - Mr. Arthur Bragg Greg Alexander Lillian Bain Gary Blum Bud Bourke Cindy Crockett Suzy Davis Dee Douglas Glen Eppleston Dick Field Judy Floyd Merrilee Gay Rick Hartzman John Heckenlively Shirley Kishiyama Pam Maletic Sonja Margolin Bill Morgan Guntis Moritis Mr. Arthur Bragg hosted the ICC Banquet, open to all club officers. Mr. Keith Lindblom and Mr. James Nichols spoke on the topic of "Responsibility." Rick Nakamura Victor Proulx Ric Pomeranz Fred Seydel lynn Street Jim Weiss Marla Weiss Karla White Jan Wright Dick Young Infer-Club Council Co-ordinates Clubs By providing an opportunity for presidents of all school clubs to meet to discuss their common problems, ICC coordinates club activities and promotes club co-operation. ICC sponsors a fall banquet each year to familiarize club officers with their duties. ICC also organizes a club open house at the beginning of the year to introduce prospective members to the interests and purposes of school clubs. 138 Diners at the ICC Banquet relax and enjoy entertainment provided by a folk-singer. �Trials and Tribulations in Pre-Law The somber voice of the influential judge seated on his bench ... The silent protest of the defendant found guilty of the crime ... The threatening footsteps of the approaching bailiff ... These sights and sounds all contribute to the legal atmosphere of the mock trials which the Pre-Law Club holds semi-annually. The club is co-sponsored by Mr. George Mansfield and Mr. Rex Craig, with Bud Bourke in possession of the gavel. A trip to the courthouse, a religious discussion, and several interesting speakers provided the club with enjoyable and informative activities. The club's social schedule included the "Winter Carnival," at a mountain retreat, and the Annual Spring Banquet, held at the Oxford Hotel. Besides being a special interest club, the Pre-Law Club performs various school services such as ushering at the Woodbury Contest and co-sponsoring the Senior Return in December. Alan Loeb, Vice-President, strikes an informal pose while he nets information served up by other members. President Bud Bourke and sponsor Mr. Rex Craig contemplate humorous antics for future trials. President - Bud Bourke Vice-President- Alan loeb Secretary - Merrick Bobb Treasurer- Pete Pumphrey Sponsors- Mr. Rex Craig Mr. George Mansfield Joel Allen Dave Babbs Bob Bayers Gary Blum Randy Brame Bob Brannon Bill Brown Dave Cowdrey Harlon Dalton Dan Eitemiller Joe Goldhammer Roger Greenberg Barry Hochstadt Ron lehr Howard loomis Jeff Moses Jack Moyers Buddy Noel Howard Phillips Bill Riedesel Joe Scott Fred Seydel Mike Timchula Art Whittemore Marshall Wong 139 �President - Chris Heidbrak Vice -President- Connie Plunkett SecretarieJ - Karen Johnson Karla White Treasurer - Sue Davisson, Paula Janes Drill Masters - Jamie lytle, Carolyn Young Parliamentarian - Barbara Ullmer Courtesy - Ann Wheeler Scrapbook- Valerie Vette Sponsor - Mrs. May Dunkin Honorary Co-Sponsor- Miss Patricia Finney Judy Anderson lillian Bain Shari Beardsworth lois Berkey Bobbi Berman Debby Brandt Susie Brown Elise Brunkhorst Kathleen Carter Gloria Cowart Cindy Crockett Valerie Dalton Judy Dreyer Tania Dudnikow Gloria Dunn linda Earp 140 Nadeen Enge linda Eversman Melody Fujimori Merrilee Gay Barbara Gordon Wanda Greer Sue Hendryson Ann Hoffman Karen Hooker Shirley Hubbard Astrid Iversen Janet Jacobs Ann Jovanovich Catherine Ketter Jennifer Kiddie Charlotte langford Carol lee Yvette lowman Pam Maletic Rose Marcus Sonia Margolin Patty Maxson lois May Barbara Melnick Karen Miura Sharon Morimoto linda Myers Sue Nieminen Pat O ' Neill Cheryl Oye Patty Patterson Beth Reisbick Corolyn Richardson Miriam Rubin Cindy Rupp Vickie Sanders Sue Scott Cathy Shea Diane Short Charlene Spence Meredith Springs lynn Street Pam Thurow Yvonne Tobias Cindy Udd Carol Vickers Ida Voorhees Diane Wallace Carolyn Ward Jane Wotermon Elaine Watson lynda Watts Connie Weindel Sharon Whisler Maureen Wosk Margaret Younlil �Pep Club Promotes Cherub Cheers Other activities, planned at eighth-hour Friday meetings, were selling shakers and presenting a drill at the Homecoming football game. New uniforms added much to the White Jackets' appearance and enthusiasm. Red box-pleated skirts, white collarless box jackets and black penny loafers replaced the uniforms which had been worn for several years. One of the White Jackets' traditional activities as the school pep club has been holding the annual Father-Daughter Banquet. Any girl may ask her father or favorite teacher to attend the banquet and the following basketball game. This year's banquet was highlighted by entertainment by father and daughter acts. The sparkling wit of Mrs. May Dunkin, White Jacket Sponsor, enlivens the Father-Daughter Banquet. Nadeen Enge and her father dramatize excerpts from Shakespeare at the Father-Daughter Banquet. �Circulo d'Arte Combines Culture with Classes Club president Jim Weiss gets assistance from a member in painting scenery' for the All-School Show. President - J im Weiss Vice -President - Karen Arnsmeyer Recording Secretary - Sue Allen Secretary - Judy Nelson Secretary - Sue Miller Treasurer - lois Berkey Sponsor - Mrs. Olive Green Lorrie lou Adams Don Anderson Marlene Barki Shari Beardsworth Betty Bonsib Vivian Bridaham Kathy Bru csselbach Virginia Bruso leslie Burran Sharon Buxton Connie Caracasis Doris Cohen Mona Cohen Karen (ruler Suzette Culbertson Fran DeBell Cindy Ewing Susan Fisher Sue Gilmore Fred Graham Jennifer Griffey Sterling Harmon Bev Harris Gail Hawkins Beth Hawley Karen Holden Karen Hooker Kent Hopkins 142 Faces smeared with green paint ... Drips of red blending with last year's posters ... The smell of turpentine emanating from the auditorium stage ... Art Club strikes again! Under the tireless direction of Mrs. Olive Green, the Art Club donated its time and efforts to creating the brilliant s~nery for the All School Show this year. The theme "After the Ball" was aptly carried out in colorful backdrops depicting places visited by couples "after the ball." Meetings during the year featured a sculptor, a political cartoonist, and an expert on Oriental art- speakers who shared their knowledge with the club. To stimulate students' interest in painting, Circulo d'Arte has sponsored the hanging of prom,nent Denver artists' works in the Girls' Social Room. Two club members mix paint to the desired shade. leah Jenkins Hilde Keins Claudia lang Linda larson Dave ley Dave LeMaster Ed lindley Yvette lawman Patty Maxson Tina Mourne Cynthia McKee Jane Ohmer Karen Raffin Judy Rendle Diana Rice Betsy Ross Mary Sanderson Rosalie Schemel Susan Slaughter Cheryl Stafford Ruth Tatter Josette Tawil Danna Ten-Brink Susan Thede Diane Wallace Karla White Alicia Wickliffe Barbara Winter Darle n Wortham �Fortran and Methuselah Linked with Euclidians A *2 8**2 C* 2 The mathematician speaks to the computer in this, the language called Fortran. Learning this precise language was the Euclidian Club's main aim this year. Along with the serious business of learning Fortran, there was also the fun of proving algebraically that Mr. Nicholson, the club's sponsor, is really older than Methuselah . The Euclidian Club has maintained an air of attention mingled with good humor during its active year. Mr. John Duckworth demonstrates a system of computer programming. EUCLIDIAN CLUB President - Rick Hamman Vice-Presidents - George Lackemann Fred Seydel Secretary-Treasurer - Rochelle Ohr Historian -Cynthia Schneider Sponsors - Mr. William Kruse Mr. John Nicholson Lorry Atkison John Bates Nancy Brandt Jim Britton Carol Erbisch Lee Fiser Bill Glassey Jack Harding John Heckenlively Howard Koshi Sandy Long Andy MacMillan Mary Mengel Koren Miura Mike Mortenson Douglas Nusbaum Eileen O ' Neill Wayne Phillips Steve Replin lawrence Seftor David Summers Paul Summers Carl Turnbull Lynda Watts �Seraphs Stuff Toys Through many traditional activities, Seraphs serve the school. Sophomore Welcoming, Seraph Dance, Senior Girl Awards and the Faculty Tea are only a few of these projects. Each year Seraphs are chosen from the highest scholastically ranking junior girls and "tapped" at the annual Seraph Assembly. Each Monday during their senior year these girls meet in the luxurious surroundings of the Girls' Social Room to plan their many programs under the direction of the Dean of Girls, Mrs. Ann B. Broad. Seraphs moved to a Home Economics room to begin sewing the stuffed dolls and puppets. President - Shirley Ki•hiyama V1ce-President - Beth Rei•bick Secr~taries - Kathy Garrett Susie Brown attempts to dispel the traditional Serpoh image in the Seraph Pep Assembly. Vickie Sanders Treasurer - Karen Miura Sponsor - Mrs . Anne Broad Lally Adelman Annette Bachrach Barbie Baker Susie Brown Carol Childs Altce DeiJunco Judy Floyd Doris Goldsmith Barbara Halter Stephanie Hawkins Chris Heidbrak Karen Johnson Mary Johnson Paula Jones Ann Jovanovich Jennifer Kiddie Claudia lang Jamie Lytle Sonia Margolin Janis Metcalfe lani Modesitt 144 Judy Nelson Pat O'Neill Rochelle Ohr Mary Romeo Vicki Romeo Cindy Rupp Cindy Schneider Ruth Tatter Alene Terasaki Sue Thompson Yvonne Tobias Carel-Vickers Diane Wallace Marilyn Watts Marla Weiss Ann Wheeler Karla White Vicky Wilson Gloria Wong Brenda Wright Carolyn Young Honorary Member- Astrid Iversen �FT A Goes to CSU Guided by the conviction that personal knowledge provides the best source of information concerning the pedagogical arts, FTA has presented a variety of speakers, including an African student teacher and a professor from Western State College. In a manner similar to that of professional teachers, FT A members attended city and state assemblies, ushered at career day, and distributed apples to their actual mentors. Future teachers find student teaching appealing, as Mr. Mike Dallas demonstrates. Pre11d3nl - W ill iam Morgan Vice-Presid >nt - Judy Nelson Secretaries - lois May Sue Allen Treasurers - Barbara Ullmer l1nda Galloway Chuck love Parliamentarian - lynn Street Sponsor - Mrs . Marian S. Powell Historian - Mike Bader Kay Blackburn Diane Bamash Sharon Brawn Mary Butler Joanne Crews Cindy Crockett Suzette Culbertson Connie Cunningham Fran DeBell Ran Dreyer Sandy Glanert Janel Hanchett Gail Hawkins Cynthia Higgins Shirley Hubbard Joyce Hudson Jacquelyn Johnson Charlotte langford Helen Lauterbach Elath llafet Sandy long Pete Mohr Pam Maletic San1a Margolin Sharon Morimoto Coral Neuberger Judy Neumann Trudy Nix Cheryl Oye Suzanne Papazian les Raphael Cathy Riffel Vicki Romeo Cindy Rupp Ann Severtson Martha Shwayder Judy Sienknecht Meredith Springs John Stephenson Cheryl Swenson Jane Waterman Marilyn Watts Sharon Whisler Cindy Wang Maureen Wos 145 �JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Co-Consuls - Lolly Adelman X. Nady Tribune - Marcellus Wallace Cen$0r - Lani Modesitt Scribe - Judy Dreyer Historians - Bev Miller Steve Baker Sponsor> - Miss Margaret Smith Miss Dorothy Gaubatz 146 X. Nady, co-Counsel for JCL, reigns over the proceedings. TRIBE 1 Tribune - Karen Miura Censor - Tim Conway Scribe - Marilyn Watts TRIBE 3 Tribune- Sharon Kala Censor - Laura Masunaga Scribe - Chuck Upshaw TRIBE 5 Tribune - Sue Shermack Censor - Jane Pace Scribe - Art Cabral Barbie Foreman Anne Holmes Karen Humm Betty Smith Valeria Staples Debbie Stroh Jo Anne Whisler Lolly Adelman Harlan Dalton Ron Dreyer Cindy Friedlob Charlene Fukuhara Lawrence Gersh Mary Graham Debbie Green Barbara Hurd Barbara Irving Linda Jensen Norma Reynolds Gloria Wong Christy Chapin Cherryl Elson Sharon Fujishima Mary Ann Heilig Phil Korakawa Sue Krill Eleanor Lyden Cynthia McKee Betsy Ross Paul Swiger TRIBE 2 Tribune - George Lackemann Censor - Judy Nelson Scribe - Judy Dreyer TRIBE 4 Tribune - Jackie Troyer Censor - Lani Modesitt Scribe - Melody Fujimori TRIBE 6 Tribune - Felix Landau Censor - Bev Myers Scribe - Marcellus Wallace Steve Saker Brion Sallacker Gory Dorchinez John Hess Shirley Kishiyama Sob Kreps Kristine Kutsuma Janice Levisohn Yvette Lowman Rose Marcus Mary Mengel Bev Miller X. Nady Meredy Pate Vickie Sanders Stephen Savageau Pam Shipp Gene Takamine Carol Vickers Brenda Wright Jean Campbell Annette Cluff Angie Fotinos Sue Gilmore Marty Gordh Sally Grandy Robert Hollis Marly Humm Juanell Nious Lynn Persson Mike Saks Dick Standley Mike Stratton Pat Swatek Susan Thach Lianne Aoyagi Katy Clarke Carol Erbisch Janet Hanchett Sandi Hawley Karen Hickman Kathy Hill Jim Homstad Terry Johnson Linda Leaf Calvin Loui Bruce Maclean Ellen McKenzie Wesley Nakata Donald Strand Leslie Sunderland Henry Thach Carol Wehrli Terry White Margaret Young �The initiation ceremony of officers is on annual tradition for the club. JCL Returns to "Good Old Days" A time machine back to 158 A.D. couldn't help one re-live the ancient ages of Rome and Greece any more than Miss Margaret Smith's and Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz's Latin classes. For those who are studying Latin II through Virgil-Cicero, there is the opportunity to join the Junior Classical League. The club is a nation-wide organzation, and state conventions are held each year to elect state officers and to provide workshops and contests for the delegates from Colorado and Wyoming chapters. The JCL members at East donated a Thanksgiving basket to charity. Members left their dusty books to commemorate two Roman holidays, lo Saturnalia and the Ides of March. Togas were in order as gods and goddesses invaded Room 402 on the festive occasions. A spring banquet was held in May, when awards were presented. East JCL was started in 1960, and has been a most successful club. Annette Cluff and Susan Thach display their Roman regalia. �Players Dee Douglas, Rosalie Schemel and Merrick Bobb are ih the process of makingup, while Joe Goldhammer projects himself into his characterization before a performance of "Stage Door." Drama Club Presents ... Budding actors and actresses have a showcase for their talent in the Drama Club's two yearly productions. This fall Dee Douglas, club president, played the lead in "Stage Door," by George Kauffman. In the spring, Suzanne Brown and Bill Riedesel co-starred in "Antigone" by Jean Anouilh, the club's entry in the All-City One-Act Play Contest sponsored by the University of Denver. Within the organization is a national group, the Thespians. To be eligible to join this honor society, a Drama Club member must accumulate a hundred hours of dramatic work. At the Spring Banquet, awards for the Best Actor and Actress were presented to outstanding club members. Miss June Smith and Mr. Allen Winter were the club's directorsponsors. 148 �A girls' hotel in New York City sets the scene for the comedy-drama. The girls ore ospmng actresses, who hove to overcome wolves while wending their way to stardom. Dee Douglas (above) stays true to her goals, while Suzanne Brown (below) abandons hers to become a Hollywood success. 149 �DRAMA CLUB President- Dee Douglas Vice-President - Dave Soker Corresponding Secretory- Jamie Lytle Recording Secretory- Nadine Enge Treasurer- Carol Wahl Thespian Representative- John Heckenlively Sponsors- Miss June Smith Mr. Allen Winter Susan Allen Shari Beordsworth Lois Berkey Brion Bollocker Cindy Brown Suzanne Brown Christy Chopin Carol Cheek Pot Clements lewona Cunningham Alice Del Junco linda Dryden Marcia Douglas Tania Dudnikow Kaye Gilmore Joe Goldhammer Alice Hoberstich Stephanie Hawkins Mary Homstad Kent Hopkins David Hunter Kathy Hyland Barbara Irving Astrid Iversen Edith Johnson Margaret Johnson Cheryl lundquist lorene lundquist Patty Maxson Eileen O'Neill Robert Parks Sora Rothchild Rosalie Schemel Jesse Tate Yvonne Tobias Diane Wallace Dorothy Watts Marshall Wong Janice Wright Bill Riedesel studiously studies his lines for "Antigone," a classical play set at the time of the Grecian wars. 150 Suzanne Brown and Mike Pryor portray Antigone and Haemen, the immortal lovers whose tragic fate climaxes the spring play, "Antigone." Mike Pryor receives stage directions from Miss Elizabeth Schmitz, director. �President - Cindy Schneider Secretory- Sharon lee Treasurer- Cathy Keifer Sponsor- Mrs. Blanche Pigott Maggie Bosse Beth Bateman Mary Bloke Kathy Bruesselboch Connie Corocosis Christy Chopin Dwayne Clark leslie Clift Myra Cohen Gail Cruter Koren Cruler Sandy Hammers Kathy Heger Cindy Higgins Barbaro Irving Astrid Iversen Jackie Johnson lorelei Jones Nancy Jordon Phil Korokowo Jennifer Kiddie Foreign language club members are not willing to laissez-faire. Foreign Language Club Visits DU "Guten Tag, Louisa. Wie geht's? Muy bien. Merci beaucoup et vous? Nyet!" The popularity of the audio-lingual method of teaching foreign languages and its use of standard dialogues gave Foreign Language Club members the opportunity of conducting discussions in many different languages at the same time - as long as no one deviated from the planned dialogue. Other club activities included several field trips, one of which was to observe the University of Denver language classes and modern language lab. Carla linton attempts to keep club members au courant, but it's Greek to Syl Reed. Ellen Kluth Paul Kola David Lachman Janice levisahn Carlo linton Coral linton Pam Moletic Kay Martin Nancy McNeill Mary Moore Bev Myers Vera Oakley Jan Parker Pam Pearce Terri Platts Syl Reed Trudy Schultes linda Servey Margaret Smith Mary lu Steele Josette Tawil Marie Thomas Cindy Udd Ginger Verseegh Valerie Vette Brigette Weiberg Helen Weissbeck �PreJident - Merrilee Goy Vice -President - Emi Strocy Secretory - Trudy Heckemeyer Treasurer - Vickie Sanders Scrapbook - Dana Gruener! Sponsors - Mrs. Marilyn Hoyle Mrs . Joan Rudel Barbara Baker Lois Berkey Laurie Bourke Carolyn Bragg Judie Bramley Connie Burgett Cindy Burns Carolyn Cheley Mary Clark Val Davis Dona Deland! Kathy Deutch Carolyn Elsey Linda Essig Mary Foley Melody Fujimori Linn Harding Beth Hawley Pam Hollis Mary Homstad Cheryl Horton Paula Jones Barbara Loomis Lorene Lundquist Teena Maierhofer An arresting combination of sparkle and poise highlights the modeling of Dana Gruenert and Kathy Deutsch at the Model Teens' Fashion Show. Jo Manley Anne Manning Cindy Markham Gorda McKenzie Jinny McKinzie Jane McMillan Lani Modesitt Ann Montes Nancy Nowels Katy Pate Meredy Pate Ann Pat1ison Cheri Paxson Lilli Pritchard Marilynne Pritchard Alice Sawaya Ginny Schurr Sandy Schodde Charlene Spence Linda Spirek Bet1y Starr Laurel Stone Gail Takamine Donna Tobin Phyllis Walker Carolyn Ward Marla Weiss Cindy Wong Devon Wong Mardi Wright Carolyn Young Margaret Young Model Teens Foretell Future Fashions East's successful Model Teens Club had a busy year. The selected group of girls sponsored and participated in a fashion show, Red and White Weekend, modeling outfits from Gano-Downs. Other club activities during the year included an informative question-andanswer session with a panel of senior boys: Ric Pomeranz, Bud Bourke, Gene Chalk, Buddy Noel, Dave Nicholson, and Joe Franek. A less-exciting, but interesting, program spotlighted a speaker on current trends in hairstyling. Mrs. Marilyn Hoyle sponsored the club, while Merrilee Gay presided. �President -Pam Maletic Vice-Pretident- Susie Davis Secretary- Bev Harris Treasurer- Marilyn Card Program Chairman - Kathy Brueuelbach Porliamenfarion -Miriam Rubin Sponsor - Miss June Sin nard Mike Bader Marlene Barki Carol Beitscher Nancy Brandt Kathy Brooks Cindy Brown Dave Brunton Connie Caracasis Bev Harris, Pam Maletic and Kathy Brusselbach discuss the next activity for Counterpoints Club. Mr. John Lanigan, a disc jockey from radio station KTlN, informs the club about radio activities. Jan Carlson Katy Clarke Patti Clements Marilyn Coe linda Cook Gary Coughlin Barbie Cox Jean Davis Ron Dreyer Lynn Fisher Kay Foley Wilda Gamble Ann Gallagher linda Gavette Errol Giddings Dana Gruenert Shannon Hager Kris Hallberg Kathy Heger Sherie Helstien Franki Hodson Joyce Hudson John Humphrey Greg Johnson Margaret Johnson Lorelei Jones Anna Kordiak Gayle Kotzelnick Marilyn Leach Gueric lean Ann Madonna Cindy Markham linda Marshall Linda Myers Gail Packer Susan Papazian Lynn Persson Mike Pryor Steve Peplin Gail Ritterspach Cathy Shea Donna Smith liz Snider David Saker Jackie Troyer Marilou Underwood Jim Vrettos Debbie Wallace Beatles and Brahms Combined by Counterpoints Connie Caracasis leads the hootenanny in another vibrant folk song. �Chess Choice of Checkmafers Chess Club members practiced their game at weekly matches. Their sponsor, Mr. Milton Keith Lindblom, helped the players to improve their skill by offering pointers on the intricacies of checkmating an opponent. With a sure hand, Guntis Moritis activates his strategy. President - Guntis Moritis Vice-President- Doug los Nusbaum Secretory- Tom Potter Treasurer- Bill Glassey Sponsor- Mr. Milton Lindblom larry Atkinson lillian Bain John Bates Janel Black Ran Brainerd Chuck Branum Sandy Buckstein Ed Burger leonard Garnie Kent Hopkins Gary lewis Tom Nolan Pat Sparks David Sundry James Wheat Gary White Deep concentration is an integral part of chess competition. 154 �IR Sends Delegates to Model UN Understanding the complex problems of the world is the goal of members of the International Relations Club. The club tried to further International understanding within the school by sponsoring the UN Day Assembly and an assembly which featured American Field Service exchange students. Interested members a Iso visited the British Consulate. The high point of the year was participation in the Model United Nations, sponsored by Colorado State College in Greeley. East sent ten delegates to the April conference, who "represented" such countries as Ethiopia and Norway. As Charlotte Langford describes student activities at the CSC Model U.N., club president Karla White . . . . . . and other I.R. members imagine themselves taking part. President - Karla White Vice-President - Charlotte langford Secretary - Diane Wallace Treasurer - Melody Fujimori Current Events Chairman - Kathleen Hyland Scrapbook Chairman - Sue Hendryson Sponsor - Mr. Edward Race Diana Cavos Carolyn Cheley Bruce Freemon Astrid Iversen Jennifer Kiddie David Lachman Carol linton Elaine McGrath Boll Morgan Sue Nieminen David Pudlik Mary Ellen Sanderson Rosa lie Schemel Betty Smith Kathleen Sweeney Susan Thach Dorothy Watts Marlene Zinn 155 �Speech Club Debates Through Extemporaneous Speech, Original Oratory, Dramatic Interpretation, Debate, Poetry Interpretation and Humorous Interpretation -Speech club members gain proficiency in public speaking, poise, and the ability to think on their feet. Members had an active year participating in many city and regional meets. Some of these were the Regis Invitational, Denver University Invitational, Colorado College Invitational, Denver Public Schools Invitational, Cheyenne Invitational and National Forensic League District Meet. Outstanding participants in these meets were Janice Wright and Jack Harding in Girls' and Boys' Extemporaneous Speaking, and Dee Douglas in Dramatic Interpretation. President - Fred Seydel Vice-President - Jack Harding National forensic league Secretory - Janice Wright Sponsor - Mr. Allen Winter Carol Cheek Patti Clements Annette Cluff Lewano Cunningham Dee Douglas John Essman Melody Fuiimori Beth Hawley Jeff Holley Carol shows plenty of Cheek in her delivery_ Kathleen Hyland George Lackemann Sheryl Lundquist George Lynn Wayne Phillips Linda Raskin Bill Riedesel Barbara Schott Gene Takamine Fred Seydel is the protagonist in a debate on the merits of College Board Achievement Tests_ 156 �Orchesis members demonstrate the co-ordination and skill which they have acquired through the necessary exercises and figure controls of modern dancing. Orchesis Develops Poise Swift movements, graceful and poised, delicate, but intricate, each involving definite thoughts and coordination are part of the Modern Dance Club's objectives. Members develop grace and agility which were displayed in the All-School Show and other extra-curricular programs. President - Susie Davis Vice-President - Sandy McNatt Secretary- Lugeonio Beverly Treasurer - Barbaro Foreman Sponsor - Mrs. May Dunkin Jeannie Brennan Cindy Brown Cheryl Cameron Terri Couture Lynne Craven Cindy Crockett Geni Duvall Linnea Elmer Nadeen Enge Tono Evett Diedre Fowlkes Wilda Gamble Betty Hamilton Enid Hedge Barbara Heit Sheryl Lundquist Ann Mezo Kathy McKinney Janice Mullenax Pam Pearce Mary Sanderson Karen Shrimplin Marie Thomas Helen Wright Two dancers reflect the beauty of their art. 157 �Bridge Club Up to Old Tricks Take-out double, duffy, finesse, trump and dummy are part of the essential language of Bridge Club. Newly organized this year, the club sponsors parties on alternate Saturday nights, as well as a student-teacher tournament. Mr. Richard Johnson helps Bruce Petrarca shed some light on the complexities of an oscillating capacitor. Electronics Club Enjoys First Year President - Bruce Petrarca Vice-President - David Zahn Secretary -Treasurer - Mike Steinhardt Sponsor - Mr. Richard Johnson Steve Dennis Keith Goadgion Rick Hartzman Robert Jent H. H. landis Art Ritkouski Effects of deep concentration are shown in the tense faces of Annette Cluff and Ron Brainerd as they count their points. Eileen O'Neill enthusiastically underbids. Eugene Walloch Sponsored by Mr. Richard Johnson, the East High Electronics Club enjoyed an illuminating first year. Although finances proved a static problem, equipment from the physics lab helped to make demonstrations enlightening and dynamic. An electrifying movie and lecture on Telstar gave the membership a tremendous charge. On alternating weeks, buzz sessions on current affairs generated shock among members, while the election of a president was carried by an ample volt. A battery of Public Service plugs sparked interest, while a reading of "the charge of the light brigade," the club motto, "live better electrically," and the singing of "Ohm, Ohm, on the Range," closed meetings transmittantly. 158 President - John Heckenlively Vice -President - Karen Miura Secretary-Treasurer - George lackemann Sponsor- Mr. John Nicholson Brian Bollacker Ronald Brainerd Nancy Brandt Christy Chapin Annette Cluff Tim Conway Dave Cowdrey Sue Davisson Alice DeiJunca Judy Dreyer linda Dryden Kathy Garrett Kaye Gilmore Nancy Hammer Jack Harding Jim Hunsaker Janet Jacobs Ann Jovanovich Howard Koshi Gayle Katzelnick linda Leahy Mary Mengel Eric Moody linda Myers Rochelle Ohr Eileen O ' Neill Howard Phillips Wayne Phillips Beth Reisbick Cindy Schneider Fred Seydel David Saker Pat Sparks Yvonne Tobias Jim Vrettas Elaine Watson Vicky Wilson �Knitters at End of Wits Let's see, that was knit one, purl two, cast off four- or was it knit two, purl four, and cast off one - or was it? - Oh, FORGET IT!" Knit-Wits had an active year teaching new members how to knit, old members how to knit better and all members how to keep from becoming entangled in miles of yarn. To lift members' spirits, the club held several knitting parties during vacations, in addition to the bi-weekly fun fests on Wednesday mornings. The club also did several service projects. I wish I could do thot, whatever it is. President- Cindy Crockett Vice-PreSident- Dana Gruener! Secretary- Charlotte langford Treasurer - Ann Wheeler Historian -Sharon lee Bowker Sponsor- Mrs. June Williamson Roberta Aumiller Yvonne Armstrong Charlotte Bautsch Carol Beitscher Kay Blackburn Carolyn Bragg Debby Brandt Kathy Bruesselbach Diana Chan Mary Clark Marilyn Cae linda Cook Suzette Culbertson Connie Cunningham Pam Dalzell Mrs. June Williamson beams approvingly at a suggestion from a knit-wit. Astrid Iversen works diligently on a Norwegian ski sweater. Ann Davis Fran DeBell Carmen DeHerrera linda Essig Barbara Gall Helen Gallon Susan Gibbs Bev Harris Carolyn Hastings Judi Heard Carol Hearn Bonnoe Heidbrak Astrid Iversen Jacquelyn Johnson Karen Johnson Ann Jovanovich Gayle Kotzelnick Marilyn leach Carol lee Anne lupberger Pam Maletic Kay Martin Mary Moore Rochelle Moore Carol Neil Carol Neuberger Judy Neumann Pat O'Neill Gail Packer Kay Rindom Chareen Ripp Michelle Robinson Sandy Scott Cheryl Swenson Connie Takamine Georjean Toffoli Emmogene Walton Valerie Watson Connie Weindel lauren Wilhoite Margaret Young Susan Young �Pre-Med Collects Stamps for Sewell PreSident - John Mann Vice-President- Pot O' Neill Secretory - Yvonne Tobias Treasurer - Cathy Ketter Progrom Cho irmon - Jim Britton Sponsor - Mrs . Henrietta Schwarzler Bill Basquez Steve Christensen Debbie Cohn Mary Criss Joan Crow Gail Cruter Carol Erbisch Ruth Feilbert Gail Fliegler Marty Gordh Wanda Greer Judi Heard Karyn Humm Edith Johnson Hilde Keins Ellen Kluth Mary Kearney "lick and paste, lick and paste . . ." choruses PreMed, while glueing stamps which will be used to help purchase the Sewell bus. Elaine McGrath Barbara Melnick Roger Miller Mary Moore Terri Platts Paul Rato Beth Reisbick Bill Riedesel Miriam Rubin Bill Sogstetter Sue Scott linda Servey Fred Seydel Cathy Shea Jack Silver Valeria Staples Mary lou Steele Cecelia Struck Gary Thompson Cindy Udd Sharon Whisler Jim Vrettos 160 United by a common interest in the rhythmic contractions of the pyloric sphincter, the secretions of the pancreas, and the manipulations of a gastroenterologist, the Pre-Med Club, sponsored by Mrs. Henrietta Schwarzler, pursues the study of the medical sciences. Spearheading an all-school trading stamp drive to purchase a bus for Sewall Rehabilitation Center and visiting hospitals were two activities on the Pre-Med program. �Chili and Charity Tackled by Tri-Hi-Y Affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., East's Tri-Hiy is dedicated to creating and maintaining high standards of Christian character in the home, school, and community. During the year, members participated in a youth government conference held jointly with Hi-Y. Their varied activities included decorating for a Christmas party for handicapped children and sponsoring a money-raising chili dinner held before the East-T.J. basketball game. Chili and chat, both served hot, enliven Tri-Hi-Y. Mrs. Alice Call, Brenda Wright and Carolyn Young listen attentively to one of Tri-Hi- Y's guest lecturers. President- Judy Floyd Vice·President- Ann Hoffman Recording Secretory - Beth Hougen Corresponding Secretory - Sue Allen Treasurer- Brenda Wright Service Chairman -Vol Davis Choploin -Connie Miller Sponsor- Mrs. Alice Coli lonnie Alexander Barbie Boker Molly Barnhart Mary Bloke Judy Blaker Sho ron Boord Lourie Bourke Carolyn Bragg Susie Brown Carolyn Elsey Merrilee Gay Doris Goldsmith Solly Grandy Jill Hasson Cathy Heornsberger Coral Herrera Pam Hollis Mary Johnson Paula Janes Ann Jovanovich Sue Krill Eloth Llafet Janet MacNeill laura Masunaga Gorda McKenzie lani Modesitt Carolyn Mowe Kari Newton Mona Porter Marilynne Pritchard Susan Rettberg Carolyn Richardson Cathy Riedesel Margie Schilt Sandy Schodde Jolene Seofried Susan Shermack Cindy Simonton Betty Starr Su•an Thede Sharon Whisler Mary Sue Wilcox Sheryl Wright Carolyn Young 161 �Symposium Discusses Weighty Subjects Interesting discussions and lively debate marked the meetings of the Symposium Club. The topics of discussion ranged from the validity of organized religion to the merit of ethics, and included a lecture by Mr. Jack Goldman on the subject, "Life as a Jew under Hitler." Club sponsor, Mrs. Mary Weed, hosted a meeting featuring Bishop Maloney, at her own home. Lillian Bain presents a thesis ... President- Lillian Bain Vice-President- Cathy Ketter Secretary- Margaret Stuart Sponsor- Mrs. Mary Weed Cathy Ketter adds the antithesis ... Mike Bader Mary Blake Randy Brame Dave Cowdrey Frances DeBell Linnea Elmer Chris Heidbrak Nancy Katz Mary Kruder Janice levisahn Gail Mohr Rose Marcus Pat O'Neil Miriam Rubin Barbara Spar Henry Thach Sue Thompson Lauren Wilhoite Barbaro Spar and Gail Cruter formulate the synthesis. 162 �President- Marla Weiss Vice-President- Shari Wilkins Secretaries -Meredith Springs Diane Short ).,// City Representatives laurel Stone Janice Wright H1stonon - Ron Dreyer Sondy Acierno Hope Alires Barbara Boker Shari Beardsworth lugeanian Beverly Barbara Bonham Betty Bonsib Mike Burns Sharon Buxton Katy Clarke les Cata Barbara Cox Ann Davis Margaret Decker Donna Deland! Jean Dveirin Ron Eastwood Carolyn Elsey lorraine Everman Jeannie Gallagher laurie Garrett Jerry Geddes Tim Greer Alice Haberstich linn Harding Susan Harrington Beth Haugen Carol Heisten Shirley Hubbard John Humphrey Jacquelyn Johnson Sara Johnson Mary Kearney Hilde Keins Bill Kindel The High School Red Cross, sponsored by Miss Judy Rowntree, participates in philanthropic endeavors similar to those of the National Red Cross. Its purpose is to help those who are in need, and to educate its own members on the workings of the national organization. Projects this year included filling overseas relief chests for needy children, spearheading the Red Cross Fund Drive, and collecting toys for the Santa Claus Shop. In addition, members performed in a talent show for the disabled at Fitzsimons Hospital, and gave a party for patients at the Pueblo State Hospital. Marla Weiss presides during a High School Red Cross meeting. High School Red Cross Fills Santa's Bag lnge Klima Kiffaney Klone Gayle Kotzelnick Jim Kreider Pam Kubly Michele Kuchel Kristine Kutsuma Helen laulerboch Marilyn leach linda Leahy Yvette lowman Judy McCoy Elaine McGrath Teena Maierhoffer Pam Maletic Rose Marcus Sonia Margolin An" Montes Judy Neumann Dave Nicholson laura Partridge Ann Pattison Carol Phillips Susie Phillips les Reed Cathy Riffel Russ Robinson Alice Sawaya Kathy Schoendaller Susan Scott Candy Sekyra Ann Severtson Dave Sharp Martha Shwayder Susan Slaughter Charlene Spence Emi Stracy Cheryl Swenson Connie Takamine Susan Thede Marie Thomas Elaine Watson Dorothy Watts Ann Wheeler Members listen to a speaker on medicare. 163 �Skeasf Snowplows and Schusses on Slopes An East skier schusses down the difficult slalom course . Skeast, one of the largest clubs at East, took advantage of this winter's blizzards. Almost every weekend some of the hardy members chartered a bus to one of Colorado's mountain ski areas. To top off the season the group bussed to lake Eldora Ski area for races and jumping, dinner, and a party. 164 �Ski boots, poles, mittens, parka, hat, liners, goggles, longies, winesack, wax, ace bandage, and liniment are included in any skier's outfit. Moguls mean nothing to this intrepid East skier. John Essman President - Dick Young Vice-President - Jennifer Griffey Treasurer - John Heckanlively Secretory - Jomie lytle Judy Evans linda Everitt Cindy Ewing Bob Folsom Racing Cha irman - Joy Foust Sponsors- Mr. Emil Ziegler Mr. Stanley laughlin Roger Fountain Sharon Fujishimo Kay Gilmore Steve Acko rd Gisela Houert Koren Humm Carol Anderson Borboro Allphin lillian Boin Maggie Bosse Bill Beitscher Carol Beitscher lois Berkey Janet Block A Skeast member traverses at Loveland Basin. Barbaro Hurd leah Jenkins Joy Jernigan Clint Johnstone Paulo Jones Betsy Kelly George lockemonn Dove Brunton Dove Cardillo Jim Cozer Borbi Cleland Carol Coe Charles Collard linda Leahy Barbaro loomis Jackie MacKenzie Sonia Margolin Rick Marotte laura Mosunogo Joan Crow Gail Cruter Suzette Culbertson Steve Dennis Don Darius lois May Sue Miller Joan Mueller Ron Darius Judy Dreyer Kay Eldredge Carol Erbish Connie Peters John Petet Wayne Phillips Koren Rollin lin Rankin Bi II Riedesel John Ross Alice Sawaya Joey Scott Mary Ann Sharpe Gory Skeeters Dove Sterns Ron Stevens Pot Swatek Gail Tokomine Sandi Thayer Yvonne Tobias leslie Townsend Kristie Tucker lovonne Twist Barbaro Ullmer Donna Vogel Mathew Wodo Debby Wallace Sev Myers Judy Nelson Jim Nesmith Pot O'Neill Gail Packer 165 �Outstanding Athletes Take Part in "D" Club President - Ric Pomeranz Vice-President - Charles Toliver Secretory -Don Macintosh Treasurer - Jeff Gibson Sponsor - Mr. Pat Panek Tony Allen Mike Amari Dave Babbs Stan Barrett Bob Boyers Dan Baylor Jim Boering Bob Brannon Nathan Brame Bud Bourke Phil Cantrell James Castles J. R. Craig Tom Crumal John Daniels John Davis Steve Dertinger Gary Dorchinez Ron Darius Dan Eitemiller John Ellsworth Roger Flowers Rudy Fang Gary Foster Joe Franek John Gaul Dave Garfunkle Tarry Harrison Mark Hagiya Mike Hendryson Tom Haag Mike Hogue Steve Jackson Mark Johnson 166 Steve Johnson louis Kontnik Felix landau Mike lawrence Alan loeb Bill McMosley Scott Manley Dexter Millican Jeff Moses Jack Moyers X. Nady Brent Newton Buddy Noel lee Omohundro Rennie Pope Tom Potter Bob Pryor Syl Reed Clark Riggins Ken Rupp Joe Santifer Fred Seydel Dave Sidwell George Simonton Alan Sprigg Paul Springs Dave Stevens Jerry Stevens Ty Stout Mike Stratton Fritz Sudholt Gene Takamine Dan Tawil Mike Timchula Jim Trotsky Floyd Tunson Dick Vogel Howard Vogel Marcellus Wallace Steve Wilbur Chuck Williams "D" Club, sponsored by Mr. Pat Panek, is composed of East lettermen who represent all the sports in which East participates. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship. Members meet throughout the year. Dave Babbs receives some pointers on scoring from Coach Panek at a "D" club session, while Dan Baylor, Jack Moyers, and Joe Franek look on. �President - Dick Field Vice-President- Dove lun d quist Secretary- Treosurer - Na ncy Beezley Sponsor- Mr. Michael Mo honcho k lillian Boin Terry Franchini Jim Gibson linda Jensen Margaret J o hnson Howard Koshi Michele Kuchel Lindo lindsay Jack Rigg leonard Rose lorry So rner Steve Stirlin g Sue Thompson John Travis Dick Fie ld, president, calls to order one of the many informative open houses sponsored by TARS. Politics and Picketing Highlight TARS Year Following in the esteemed tradition of great Americans like Calvin Coolidge, Barry Goldwater, and John Love, the Teen-Age Republicans aggressively pursue a policy of progressive conservatism. Participating actively in school, local, and state politics, the chapter performs many services for their parent organization, the Republican Party. TARS has made the school keenly aware of Republican philosophy as applied to Delegate Assembly and other school organizations and projects. Teen-Age Republicans d isplay their active interest in school politics by protesting a Delegate Assembly decision. 167 �Key Club Scholarship Unlocks Future Affiliated with the Denver Kiwanis Club, Key Club is a service club donating its time and effort to the betterment of East. This year, under the sponsorship of Mr. Raymond Acsell, the club's primary project was the publication of a student directory. As in preceding years, the proceeds from the "E-Key" went to a scholarship fund for a deserving student. President - Gary Blum Vice-President - Syl Reed Secretory - Bill Reid Treasurer - Clint Johnstone Sponsor - Mr. Raymond Acsell Gary Blum presides over a Key Club meeting . Gene Kambara Phil Karakawa Ron lehr Jack Lighthall Jeff lind Alan loeb Don Macl ntosh Scott Manley Steve Milligan Hugh Moore Rick Musick Dave Nicholson Buddy Noel Bill Pace Kent Peterson Ron Pomeranz Pete Pumphrey les Raphel Ken Richardson Tom Schaetzel Dave Schmid Joey Scott John Slothower Paul Springs Bruce Walker Dave Weaver Members of the club ponder their next activity. 168 Fred Altberger Dave Babbs Craig Barnes Stan Barrett Bud Bourke Bab Brannon Jim Britton Steve Dertinger Dan Eitemiller Bert Fields Ron Gilden Joe Goldhammer Duane Hasegawa Tom Hoop �DE Increases Salesmanship Skills Distributive Education gives students a chance to develop their vocational skills within the field of salesmanship. Each year this club takes over the management of a Denver area clothing store, and through participation in this activity, club members gain practical experience in selling, buying, and management. D. E. Sponsor, Mr. Michael Bullock, lectures on the importance of a friendly disposition in retail selling ... President - Mary Donnelly Vice-President - Steve Patterson Secretary - lynn Franchini Corresponding Secretary - Ann Gallagher Treasurer - Eugene Llafet Mr. Bullock Barbara Blank Dean Hansen David Hutchinson Bob McMurdo Janet Slack Pat Swanson Mike Van Meter Tish Yankee . .. as class members listen appreciatively. 169 �The capoed-folk image-chanty-blue-grass ballad style-ethnic-softly singing Folk Song Club picked its path through another successful year at East. While providing their own accompaniment on various fretted instruments, members sing both traditional and modern ditties, directed by a song leader. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Gerry Kamp, they held biweekly songfests as well as hootenannies with other schools. Folks Sing Songs President- Greg Alexander Vice-President- Connie Caracasis Secretary- Dana Gruenert Treasurer- Cindy Wang Parliamentarian- Ginger Versteegh Sponsor- Mr. Gerry Kamp Connie Caracasis "sings along" duri111g a Folk-Song Club Hootenanny. Mike Bader Anthea Blanas Brion Bollacker Nancy Brandt Dave Brunton Diane Caracosis Carol Cheek Dwayne Clark Patti Clements Sue Davisson Sandi Dill Sandy Febinger Bob Folsom Mark Foster Nile Frederickson Cindy Friedlob Ann Gallagher Kaye Gilmore Barb Gordon Alice Haberstich Bev Harris Bob Harris Bob Hess Claudia Lang Marilyn Leach Lyric Lean Lolly Lundquist Gail Mohr Pam Maletic Ellen McKenzie Ann Meza Judy Miller Susan Miller Lyric Mondy Pam Pearce Ron Dreyer Steve Replin Karen Rose Rex Rumfelt Dave Sharp Jeanette Smith Barb Stewart Linda Stott Marie Thomas Jay Townsend Carl Turnbull Barbara Ullmer Donra Vogel Debi Wallace Gregg Wandelick Trinka Whipple Susie Wytias Club members chant a doleful chorus of "Masters of War." 170 �Young Socialist Forum Active The Young Socialist Forum explores many different theories of socia Iism. A representative from the Teamster's Union and another from the Congress of Racial Equality were two main speakers. In other meetings members discussed poverty, racial prejudice, and medicare. Avid listeners hear speakers on world peace and politics. Pres1dent- Vic Proulx Secretory-Treasurer- Morgi Stuart Librarian - Barbaro Spar Sponsor- Mr. Lawrence Daniel Mr. Richard Sweeney conducts a discussion centering around labor problems. Ready - Aim - Fire! is the shout from the commander as the girls of the Rifle Club take their positions for practice shooting. This club's main purpose is to promote and develop qualities of sportsmanship, self-control, cooperation, and fair play in members, developing their skill as marksmen. These girls became expert shots and won first place in the city this year. PreJident- Sandy Blakely Vice-President- Jani Hamilton Secretary- Deanie Hamilton Treasurer- liz Craes Range Officer- Meredith Springs Sponsor- Mr. John Timmons Francine Bailey Patty Belveal Kay Blackburn Andrea Boyd Joanne Crews Mary Criss Donna Davis Margaret Decker Marianne Elmore linda Ford Marty Gordh Deborah Green Linda Hallberg Kathy Hedenskog Bonnie Heidbrak Carol Holmes leslie Holmes Elaine Jackson Eleanor Lyden Ellen Morimoto Julie Mullins Jane Ohmer Terri Platts Diana Rice lorraine Serbes Sandy Smith linda Tucker leslie Walker Valerie Watson Eva Adler Mike Bader Beth Bateman Gail Cruter Shirley Hubbard Kathleen Hyland Nicki Koenigsberg Gail Mohr Peter Mohr Roberto Mueller Diona Rice Chris Ruller Meredith Springs Reid Stotts Pot Swanson Rifle-ettes Aim for Perfection Armed and dangerous, Rifle-ettes con· duct an early-morning practice session on the ROTC rifle range. 171 �East's bowlers went on strike this year. Higher and higher scores were recorded when Girls' and Boys' Bowling Clubs invaded Dahlia lanes weekly to improve their ability and participate in inter-school competition. Keen rivalry and tense excitement were involved in these matches. Mr. Brian lee, sponsor of both bowling clubs, set a fine example of skill for the members. Silhouetted against the lighted alley, this bowler waits for his score to be registered. Howard Koshi exhibits skill and form as he picks up a spare. PreSident- Rick Nakamura Secretary Mike Lee Treasurer - Dan Johnson Spansar - Mr. Brian Lee Baker, Steve Beren, Dave Davis, John Epps, Harry Gardner, Ran Giddings, Errol Hartzman, Rick Heilig , Jerry Hodges, Mike lwagoshi , Ron Johnson , Don Kissell, Paul Koshi, Howard LoSasso, Jim Lee, Mike Mohr, Pete Meis, Jerry Nakamura, Rick Reece, Barry Salinas, Sam Staylor, Frank Steffens, Hal Tunick, John Vrettos, Jim Weimer, Mike 172 �• Bowlers Strike 1n Spare Time Pretident- Carol Lee Vice-Pretident- Connie Weindel Secretary·Treaturer- Linda Eversman Sponsor - Mr. Brian Lee Judy Anderson Marilyn Berry Barbara Bolten Kathy Brooks Sharon Brown Diana Chan Georgia Ann Davis Pat Dedmon Dee Dee DeRoo Linda Earp Earlene Easley Linda Everett Linda Ferris Karen Griffie Charlotte Henry Toni Hobbs Donna Jackson Janet James Jackie Johnson Wanda Jones Toni Lane Ann Lasky Marion Lewis Yvette Lowman Barbara McGee Debra Moore Ann Moses Carol Neil Linda Redmond Anita Sanderson Carol Sanderson Mary Sanderson Phyllis Savoy Judy Schmidt Janet Slack Cora Tidwell Elana Wallace Alicia Wickliffe Judy Wieder Marie Wieder Marsha Williams Gloria Wong Rolling down the middle of the alley, this ball is prepared to strike. A bowler rejoices as her score is revealed. Tanya Dudn ikow demonstrates the final upswing. �Montage: Literature of the Laymen Montage, East's literary journal, offers aspiring young writers the chance to see their very own writings published, to be read by the masses. Dedicated members of the staff met on Wednesday afternoons to read and select the best works from poems, short stories, and essays submitted by East students. Dave Heim listens intently as the Montage staff discusses the merit of an entry. Sponsor - Miss June Smith Molly Barnhart Merrick Bobb Susie Brown Joni Diner Dee Douglas Joe Goldhammer Dave Heim Ron lehr Karen Miura Beth Reisbick linda Stolt Mike Timchula Susie Brown reads a student's composition while linda Stott and other staff members pay rapt attention. Shutterbugs Shoot School Light meter, lens, cloud filter . . . unfamiliar words? Not to the members of Camera Club. Under the direction of Mr. Julian Jacobi, the club met weekly and pondered questions involving the more technical aspects of photography. The subject matter ranged from correctly holding the camera to setting the proper light exposure. Many shutterbugs took advantage of the fun and informative meetings. President and Treasurer - Glen Epp slon Vice·President and Secretary - Pal le Claire Sponsor - Mr. Julian Jacobi Don Anderson John Cowdrey Frank Horvath Hale Landis Stan Lasby Stan Lawrenson Ed Logan Pete Mohr Russ May Rusty Stone 174 Mr. Julian Jacobi explains the advantages of using a 3 ° light meter for difficult exposure settings. �Miss Colorado Keynotes ¥-Teen Year Pr sident- Lynn Street Vrce President- Patty Patterson Correspond1ng Secretary - Lugeania Beverly R carding Secretory -Liz Snider Treasurer - Marie Wieder Sponsor- Miss Shirley Asklal Larroe Lou Adams Hope Ali res Nancy Beezley Janice Beverly Sharon Board Diane Bamash Barbie Bonham Roseann Brent Shirley Brawn Elise Brunkhont Joanne Butler Mary Butler lorraine Caustrita Patti Clements Debbie Cook Leslie Cata Barbie Cox Christine Cronkey Joan Craw Jean Davis Carmen De Herrera Diana De Roo Judy Dreyer Susie Dubois Linda Earp Martha Egle Barbara English Linda Eversman Linda Ferris Oiedre Fowlkes Cindy Fried lob Arlene Fukuhara Charlene Fukuhara Miss Cheryl Sweeten, Miss Colorado, addresses YTeens. Y-TEENS, begun this year, is a girls' service club affiliated with the YWCA. Some of the club's main projects included a Thanksgiving gift of money and food to Epworth Methodist Church, a Christmas party for children at Colorado General Hospital, and an Easter charity project. By selling potato chips, club members raised money to send representative to a week-end conference at Peaceful Valley. Y-TEENS' special initiation is something unique among East High Clubs. Jean Gallagher Wilda Gamble Toni Gardner Linda Gavette Susan Gibbs Sandy Glanert Sally Grandy Deborah Green Ina Greer Sue Grigg Anita Hammock Janet Hanchett Virginia Hanchett Gail Hawkins Sandy Hawley Joyce Heidsan Charlotte Henry Susan Hillmeyer Carol Horn Shirley Hubbard Oiedre Johnson Francey Johnson Wanda Janes Pam Kenney Pam Kubly Kristine Ku!suma Charlatt Langford Sandy Lasley Sharon Lee Deanna linn Elath Llafet Sandy Lang Yvette Lawman Lorene Lundquist Mary Manning Cindy Markham Lois May Sandy McNatt Vicky McQueary Candy Meininger Mary Moore Sharon Morimoto Peggie Marris Ann Moses Tina Mourne Janice Mullenax Coral Neil Nancy Newman Peggie Norris Jane Pace Janet Parker Laura Partridge Susie Phillips Carolyn Richardson Donna Rogers Carol Sage Ruth Sanford Phyllis Savoy Kathy Schomberg Sue Scott Ida Seymour Cat+.y Shea Betty Smith Meredith Springs Pat Stensaas Pam Thurow Sheila Toliver Anita Traher Jane Tsuchimato Cindy Udd Mary Vefald Ida Voorhees Barbie Wagner Bonnie Warner Sharon Watanabe Jane Waterman Lynda Watts Connie Weindel Alicia Wickliffe Judy Wieder Lauren Wilhoite Darlene Wortham Barbara Wright Kayvonne Wright 175 ��ALBUM The boy who sits behind you in study hall the girl across the room in history the friends you pass each day in the halls ... people ... some that you know too many that you don't now blending into a mass now sharply focused individuals ... here, each is present. 177 �ANDO, SUSAN Vice President SKEETERS, GARY Tre-asurer RIFFEL, CATHY Secretary GARDNER, RONNIE President Sophomore Class Officers Student Council BURK, GEN E DAVIS, DEBBIE HEARN, CAROL PRYOR, M I KE 178 �Abel, Stan Achatz, Rick Ackard, Peggy Adair, Connie Allen, Evelyn Allphin, Barbara Ando, Susan Argall, Judy Armstrong, Richard Arnold, Brenda Arnsmeyer, Roy Bagan, Kathy Bailey, Francine Baker, Bart Baker, Ken Balderrama, Peggy Barela, Carol Basse, Kenneth Bateman, Beth Bautsch, Charlotte Beitscher, Carol Bell, Rebecca Benson, John Blake, Mary Blanas, Anthea Blanchard, Dianne Bonham, David Bourke, Laurie Bowers, Tina Brandt, Nancy Brewer, Pault>tte Bruesselbach, Hans Buckstein, Sandy Burk, Gene Bustamante, Alex Cameron, Bill Campbell, Curt Campbell, Shirley Caracasis, Diane Carlson, Jan Carter, Holmen Chapekis, Larry Cheley, Carolyn Cisco, Ramona CIa rk, Everett Clarke, Katy Cleland, Barbie Cody, Bill Coe, Carolyn Coe, Marilyn Cohn, Debbie Collins, Dabney Conrad, Jack S. Cook, Susan Cornell, Warren Cowdrey, John Cox, Carolyn Cruter, Karen Dalzell, Pam Davis, Ann �Fields, Renee Finley, Tom Fisher, Susan Florey, Jim Foster, Mark Fotinos, Angie Foust, Jane Freed, Craig Friedlob, Cindy Miss Lois Patton, known to every girl for her humorous treatment of lOth Grode P. E., looks on ... Fujishima, Sharon Fuller, John Gagan, Kathy Gall, Barbara Gallan, Helen Gallatin, Carol Gardner, Miki Gardner, Ronnie C. Garrett, Pat Gaul, David Gettler, Becky Sophomores Davis, Debbie Davis, Georgia Ann De Anda, Jackie De Croce, Olivia Deeds, Tom De Herrera, Alice del Junco, Gerry Dennis, Steve Detandt, Dona Deutsch, Kathy Diaz, Jennie Dill, Sandi Dorak, Marcia Elkins, Diana Ellsworth, Roger Elson, Cherryl Enderson, Robert Eppleston, Glen Euell, Gregory Febinger, Sandra Feilbert, Ruthe Fernandez, Fred Fields, Frances J. Fields, Raymond while her compatriot, Miss Patricio Finney, referees a sophomore basketball game. �Gibson, Jim Gipson, Bernard Gismondi, Pam Glathar, Judy Goens, Robert Goldberg, Mark Gonzales, Diana Graham, Mary Grams, Gary Grandy, Sally Green, Deborah Green, Tim Greer, Tim Griffin, Jim G. Griffin, Marilyn Hanatani, Susan T. Hardy, Dave Harper, Sue Harris, Bobbie Kay Hartman, Gene Hastings, Carolyn Gurtler, Nancy Hoger, Shannon Hall, Russ Howley, Sande Hearn, Carol Heidbrak, Bonnie Hammer, Butch Hammers, Sandy Hampton, Barry Heger, Kathy Heilig, Mary Ann Hendrysan, John Henry, Alice Hensley, Ron Hessenius, Connie Hickman, Karen Hoague, Diana Hocking, Julie Holmes, Anne Holyfield, Jim Homstad, Jim �Horvat, Diane Houlihan , Barbara Hudgins, Andrea Huff, Joe Humm, Marti Humphrey, John Hurd , Barbara Hurst, Janice Hyland , Kathleen Hume, James Jackson , Terrance Jenkins, Don Jenkins, Harold Jensen, linda Jevnager, linda Johnson, Carole Johnson, Edie Johnson, John Johnson, Lars Johnson, Sara Jones, Dale Jones, lorelei Jones, Nelda Joanne Jordan, Nancy Karakawa, Phil Kato, Sharon Kavas, George Kawakami , Albert Kearney, Karen Kelley, Betsy Kelley, Jacqueline Kiddie, Doug Kindel, William Kissell , Paul R. Knoll, larry Koberstein , Debbie Kontnik, John Keto, Paul Y. Kotzelnick, Gayle Krautman, Stan Kurz , Barbara Kusulas, Elaine Kyle, Dick lombott, Linda lane, Toni lang, Connie Lasky, Jay leach, Marilyn Lenhart, Darlene leonard, Judy �Sophomores 183 �lindsay, Doug linton , Carla linton , Carol loomis, Barbara lotz, Richard loui, Kenneth loveland, Mickie lukich, Tom Lung, Kenneth lupberger, Anne Lyden , Eleanor Macintosh , Bill Maclean , Bruce Mohr, Gail Mallett, Robert Manning , Ann Marx, Jim Martin , Kay Masunogo , Lauro Matheney, Mike Mathews , Terry May, Greg Mayberry, Jeanette McAyeal, Marlene McConnell, Geri McCormack, Brian McDonald, Bob McKee , Cynthia McKenzie, Ellen McNeil , Nancy A dance ... the colorful announcement of odd-shaped posters a ceiling filled with balloons and streamers dancers ... a state of mind frozen on expressionless faces feet finding a certain rhythm planning ... rewarded by donuts and music terminated by the shuffling of busy hands that remove all traces of its being. �Sophomores McPherson, Sherry Mickelson , Sylvia Miller, Sorboro Milligan, Terry Montes , Anne Morimoto, Ellen Mueller, Joan Mueller, Roberto Murray, Marsha Nochmonn , Sonja Nakashima , Connie Nakata, Wesley Naylor, Andy M. Nelson , Mike Neptune , Deborah Nethoway, Susan Neumann, Judy Newbold , Wiley Newell , Donna Newlin , Kay Newton , Jennie Nightengale, Conrad T. Nishikawa , Sorry Nixon , Diana Norrisr Sarbora O'Neill, Eileen Overton , Sharon Pace, Jane Packer, Gail Pappas, Kathy Porker, Jon Parks, Joyce ��Sophomores Peros, Elaine Peros, Phyllis Perske, Roger Persson, lynn Peterson, Don Peterson, Gary Pete!, John Phillips, Michele Pierson, Bev Price, David Pryor, Mike Pudlik, David Pusede, Willie Rankin, linda Richards, Bernadette Richardson, Ken Richey, Nancy Riffel, Cathy Rios, Delilah Ritterspach, Janet Robinson, Michelle Rogers, Donna Rogers, Wayne Rose, Karen Ron, Betsy Ross, John C. Rowley, Ann Ruggles, Gl nn Russell, Renee Saavedra, Mary Sakamoto, Harriett Salinas, Joe Sanders, Herbert Sanders, Mario Sanderson, Carol Ann Sawaya, Alice �Schilt, Margie Schmid, Dave Schmidt, Judy Schott, Barbara Seftor, laurence Sekyra, Candy Seymour, Ida Shofar, Robert Sharpe, Mary Ann Shermock, Suson Shields, John Shulander, larry Shwayder, Martha Siler, Susan Silvo, Barbaro Ann Silva, Geraldine Ruth Singer, Paul Skeeters, Gory Sloven, Floro lee Smith, Mildred Smith, Nancy D. Smith, Ronald Smith, Suzy Sneed, John Squire, lynn Standley, Dick Steele, Roy Stewart, Richard Stone, Russell Stott, Lindo Stranahan, Gory Streed, Ro~old W. Stripling, Pamela Stroh, Debby Sudduth, Judi Summers, David Sundby, David Swatek, Patricio Suz~ki, Steven Sweeney, Kathleen Sophomores �Swenson , Cheryl Takamine, Connie Takamine, Gail Tanzer, Aliso Tawil, Josette Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Jim Thach , Henry Thaemert, Marcia Thayer, Sandi Thompson , Bob Thurman , Nancy Thurow, Bill Tobin , Donna Townsend , leslie Trotsky, Jim Trujillo, Christella Tsuchimoto , Jane Tucker, Kristie Tucker, Ralph Turnbull, Carl Tursick, Steve Twist, lavonne Van Buskirk, Phil �190 �Vonderhoven , Jo Ann Vonderhoven, leonard Von Meter, Rusty Vasquez, lydia Vogel, Oonro Walker, Nicholas Orlando Wallace, Debi Wolloc , Margo Walls, loujuano Walton , Emmogene Wanofuchi, Howard Washco, Don Watson , Valerie Weber, Robert Wehrli, Carol Weisbort, Craig Wellington , Kathy 0 Welsh , Marolou Westbrooks, Joyce White , Gory Sophomores Wickliffe , Alicia Marie Widmar, Charles Wilbur, Steve Williams, Eugene Williams , Everette Wilson , Chuck Wilson, Stella Winkler, Tom Windecker, Reno R. Wong , Devon Wood, Gory Woods, Scottie Wright, Kay Susie Young , Susan Wytias~ Young , Suzann& Zolor, Mary Zolzer, David �ALLEN, SUE BURNS, CINDY Secretory EITEMILLER , DAN V ice -Pres ident BRAMlEY, JUDI HEARN . KATHY Treasurer WONG , MARSHAll President Junior Class Officers BROWN, Bill Student Council Cll FT, lESll E DALTON , HARlON METZ, CARL Judy Collins performs for the benefit of the Junior class. MillER, JUDY 192 �Abel, Sharon Adams, Lorrie Lou Alexander, Gregory A . Alexander, Lonnie Allen, Jill Allen, Judy Allen, Sue Allstun, Eddie Altberger, Fred Amen, Mike Anderson, Judy Angelo, Nick Aoyagi, Lianne Arellano, Bruce Atkison, Larry Aumiller, Roberto Babcock, George Nathan Boca, Dennis Bader, Mike Barnhart, Molly Bartholomew, Talbert P. Bates, John Batt, Gale Beaton, Bruce Beaver, Owen Beezley, Nancy Beitscher, Bill Belveal, Patty Beman , Patricia Bergman, Craig Berkowitz, Marcia Berman, Bobbi Belka, Richard Beverly, Lugeonia Rose Biles, Alice Black, Janel Lee Blakely, Sandy Lee Board, Sharon Bomash, Diane Bonham, Barbera 193 �Bruso, Virginia Bull, Judy Burbank, Jim Burgett, Connie Burns, Cindy Burns, Michael Cabana, Donna Canaday, larry Caracasis, Connie Card, Marilyn Cardillo, David Carpenter, Connie Caustrita, lorraine Cavos, Diana Cazer, Jim Celestine, Bertha Chapin, Christy Chapman, Allan Christensen, Steve Clark, Dwayne CIa rk, Vicki l. Clements, Patti Clift, leslie Cluff, Annette Collins, Wendy Cook, linda Cordova, Andrew J . Coughlin , Gary Bosteder, Penny Botsford, Ann Bowker, Sharolee Brame, Randy Bramley, Judy Brandt, Deborah Brannon , Bob Branum, Charles Brent, Roseann Brewer, Margaret Brocha, Kathy Brock, Ben Brock, Jean Brown, Bill Brunkhorst, Elise Brunton, Dave �Covey, Bill Cox, Barbara Criss, Mary Jane Cronkey, Christine Juniors Crow, Joan Daniels, John Davis, Jean Davis, Ronald Dayton, Cheryl Dertinger, Steve De Sciose, Frank Devereaux~ Dave Faris, Pat Farrell, John Michael Fasano, Jim Diner, Joni Dixon, Katherine Drew, Phyllis Dryden, linda Dubois, Susan Dungan, Dale Dunn, Rexa Earl, Penny Ferris, Linda Lee Fey, Doug Fields, Bert Finneran, Cathi Fiser, lee Fisher, Lynn Easley, Robert Eisnoch, Jeanet1e Eitemiller Dan Ekholm, Marcia Floyd, Clay Foley, Kay Foreman, Barbara Elmer, linnea Engels, Linda Erbisch, Carol Everman, linda Foster, Ron Fountain, Roger Foust, Jay Fox, Nancy Franklin, Dennis Fujimori, Melody Fukuhara, Arlene Fukuhara, Charlene Fuller, Roger Fulton, Dana Gallagher, Jeannie Garcia, Benny ��Gordner, Toni Garten, Roy Gaumer, Ronni G. Govette, Lindo Geritz, Kathy Gersh, Lawrence Gibbs. Susan Glonert, Sandy Glo.,mon, Marilyn Glenn, Jock C. Goldhammer, Joe Gordon, Judith L Green, Joan Greenlee, Bob Greer, Ina Greer, Wando Griffey, Jennifer Griffin, Solly Grote, George Haberkorn, Coral Hoberstich, Aloce Hagadorn, Vaughn Holbrook, Sue Hall, Lynn Hall, Tyler Hallberg. Lindo Hamilton, Joni Hamlin, Sharon Harris, Bob Hart, Chris Hasegawa, Duane Hasson, Jill Hougen, Beth Hawkins, Gail Howley, Beth 197 �Hearn , Kathv Heilig , Jerry Heisten , Carol Helstien , Sherie Hendryson , Mike Hess, Bob Hess, linda Hiden , Irma Haag, Tom Hoffman , Carol Holst, Manta Jo Holubecz, Erika Homstad , Mary Hooker, Karen Horton , Cheryl Horvath, Frank Hotaling , Kathy House, Karen Hudson, Joyce Huhnke, Susan Hull , Danny Humm, Karyn lmes, Rinnie Irving, Barbara Jackson, Elaine Jacobs, Janet Jacobson , Judy James, Chester Jefferson, Marilyn Jernigan , Jay Johnson , Alan Johnson, David Johnson, Francy Johnson, linda Johnston, Kathi Jones, Juanita 198 �Every day in the life of a student is filled with small things ... a talk sheltered in a telephone booth an auditorium shaping a cause for interest snow forming the thoughts of the day the East clock ticking the rhythm of the flag a small gleam of learning piercing even the night. Jones, Wanda Joslin, lawrence Kearney, Mary Kenney, Pamela King, Karen Knight, Harold Krapu, Vikky Kreider, James Krill, Susan Kubly, Pam Juniors Kulling, Janet Kurtzer, Dennis Kutsumo, Kristine Kyle, Shirley lancaster, Dole landis, Hole losby Stanley Lasky, Ann Lasley, Saundra Lauterbach, Helen lawrence, Mike lows, Bill Lawson, Lee lawson, Marvell le Bois, Doreen lee, Carol lee, Mike lehr, Ronald levisohn, Janice light, Barbaro lindsay, linda Linn, Deanna linno, Ronald little, Martha llafet, Eloth �long, Sondy lumon, Fronk lundquist, Dovid lundqu ist, lorene Mocleon, Brion MacMillan, l indsay Mohr, Pete Manley, Scott Moritz, Karen lynn Martin, Ed Martin , Eugene Matsumonj i, lance May, lois McDonald, Jane McGee, Barbara McGee, Kenyon McGrath, Elaine McGrath, linda McKenzie, Gorda McKenzie, Jackie McKinzie, Jinny McMillan, Jane McMosley, Bill McNamara, Mickey McNatt, Sandy Meiningar, Candy Meis, Jerry Meln ick , Barbara Mericle, Jim Metz, Carl Middlebrook, Wynn Miller, Connie Miller, Judith Miller, Sue Ann Miller, Susan Milligan , Steve Milstein, Janet Moody, Mary Jane Moore, Hugh Moore, Mary Moore, Rochelle Morimoto, Sharon Mourhess, Dave Mourne, Tina Mruz, Dick Myers, John Myers, linda Nakamura , Dennis Neumann, John Newton , Brent Nielsen, Pam Nielson, Robert Norman, Mary Ann Oakley, Vera Ohmer, Jane Olsen , les Omohundro, lee Otstot, Ray Oye, Cheryl Pagliasotti, John Juniors �Papazian, Suzanne Pate, Katy Pate, Meredy Patterson, Patty Patterson, Tam Po u I, Leana rd Pennella, Jim Philippe, Janne Pierce, Marsha Pierson, Mike Pollack, Sharon Pantaw, Art Parter, Mana Patter, Tam Pratt, Dolores Pritchard, Lilli Ragulsky, Rosemary Raphael, les Renz, Pat Replin, Steve Reynolds, Norma Jean Rhoads, Warren Rice, Diana Richardson, Carolyn Richardson , Joyce Riedesel, Kathy Rigg, Jack Riggs, Byron Rindam, Kay Rodriguez, loretta Rogers, Gloria Roggenbach, Ann Rome, Eli Rothchild, Sara Rubin, Miriam Rumfelt, Rex Rupp, Ken Sack , Jerry Sack , Jim Sakamoto, Carrie Ann Saks, Mikkel Salinas, Samuel Sandfo_rd, Ruth Savoy, Phylli• 20! �Juniors Scantlin , Wayne Scavo, Jim Schoetzel, Tom Schoendoller, Kathleen Schones, Pete Scott, Sue Seifried, Jolene Severtson Ann Shanahan , William Shea , Cathy Shea , Mary Short, Dione Sienknecht, Judy Simonton , Cindy Simonton, Skip Simpson, Dionne Skolout, Donice Slaughter Margaret Smit~ leonard Smith, Pete �Sneed, Jim Snider, liz Solis, Beverly Ann Southern, George Spar, Barbaro Ann Speak, Paulette Speliotes, Dean Spirek, Lindo Staples, Valerie Storr, Betty Stensoos, Pot Stern, Dove Stout, Alex Struck, Cecelia Sweazy, Alice Tortler, Edina Tatum, Peggy Temple, Koren Tepley, Gwen Thompson, Gory Thurow, Pam Tidwell, Cora Jean Timchulo, Michael Timmons, Irene Toffoli, Georjeon 203 �204 �Traher, Anita Tucker, Linda Udd, Cindy Utt, David Van Bradt, John Versteegh, Ginger Valz, Richard Valz, Tam Wada, Mathew Walker, Beverly Walker, Bruce Ward, Carolyn Watanabe, Sharon Waterman, Jane Watts, Dorothy Watts, lynda Weaver, David Weindel, Connie Weipert, Dave Westmoreland, Mike Juniors Westmoreland, Pat Whelan, Edward Whisler, Joanne Whittemore, Art Wickersham, lynn Wieder, Judy Wilcox, Mary Sue Wilhoite, lauren Wilkins, Shari Wilson, Maria Wohl, Carol Wong, Marshall Worley, Vikki Wright, Mardi Wright, Sheryl Wunderlich, Gregg Yaung , Margaret Ziebart, Brigitte Ziegler, Cindy Zigler, Cathy �BABBS, DAVE EVANS, JUDY SPENCE, CHARLENE Vice President WILSON, VICKY Secretory HAWKINS, STEPHANIE MODESITT, LANI IVERSEN, ASTRID Treasurer PACE, Bill President JOHNSON, MARY KEINS, HILDE Senior Class Officers LANG, CLAUDIA NADY, X, ODAGO. JOHN POMERANZ, RIC Student Council REED, SYLVESTER REISBICK, BETH SCHODDE, SANDE WRIGHT, JANICE 206 �ABEL, DARLENE Seniors ACIERNO, SANDY Circulo de Arte ; High School Red Cross . ACKARD, STEVE Skeost ; Skeast Racing Team . ADAMS, CONNIE Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross ; Knit · Wits . ADAMS, JOHN Boys' Bowling . ADELMAN, LOLLY Counterpoints ; JCL , consul ; Jr.. Escort : Kn i t - Wits ; Seraph Sisters , Symposium ; ' 6• Club . ADLER, EVA AGNEW, DENNIS WRAY ' 6• Club ALIRES, HOPE Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling, High School Red Cross; Senior Service Project; Y Teens. ALLEN, JOEL W. Angelus Staff, Business Manager; Bridge Club; Foreign Club; Pre -law ; Pre· Med; Project; Speech; Symposium; Language Senior Service ' 6• Club; Band ; Drama Club Play . ALLEN, SUSAN Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; FTA, recordsec.; Knit Wits ; Senior Service Project; TARS ; Tri - Hi -Y, cor. sec. ; '6• Club . '"9 ALLEN, TONY Cross Country; Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics ; Delegate Assembly; Senior Service Project; Skeast, '6• Club • AMBROSE, MIKE ANDERSON, DAVID ROTC Rifle Club Skeast ANDO, STEVE Baseball; Bosketboll ; Key Club; Football . ANGELO, SUZY ARNSMEYER, KAREN AII · School Show; Circulo de Arte, vice·pres.; Delegate Assembly; JCL; Scholastic Art Awards . ANISIMOW, VAL ARMENTA, PETE BACHRACH, ANNETTE Jr. Escort: Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff, Photo Coordinator, '64 Club . BAILEY, JIM �BAKER, BARBIE ' Euclidean Club; FTA ; Girls' State ; High School Red Cross; Honorary Cadet; Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Attendant ; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; PTA Model ; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore vice · pres.; Student Council ; Student Council Workshop ; Tri · Hi ·Y; '64 Club ; Masonic Award, .uoutstanding Junior." BAKER, W . STEVEN Boys' Bowling ; JCL, historian : Jr. Usher; Pre- law ; Concert Band; Student Council ; Student Council Workshop ; Track ; Wrestling ; '64 Club . BARKI, MARLENE All -School Show : Delegate Assembly ; Gymnas · tics; Circulo de Arte. BARNES, CRAIG Delegate Assembly; Key Club; Track ; '64 Club BARRETT, GEORGE H ., JR. Football Swimming ; Track ; Wrestling . BARRETT, STANLEY " 0 " Club, Key Club; Football . BASS, DEANNA BARVIK, SUE BASSE, MARGARITA BASQUEZ, BILL Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly ; Pre-Med ; Track ; Wrestling; '64 Club . BAYERS, BOB BAYLOR. DAN All City Football ; Baseball ; Basketball : "D " Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; '64 Club . BEARDSWORTH, SHARI Circulo de Arte : Drama Club, FTA ; High School Red Cross ; White Jackets BEDSAUL, URNIE BELL , JAMES AII ·City Bond ; All-City Orchestra ; All -School Show ; All-State Orchestra : Band : Council Capers; Cross Country ; '64 Club; ROTC Rifle Team ; Shaw Orchestra . BENAVIDEZ , TRINIDAD BENNETT, BOB BERRY, MARILYN All -School Show; Girls' Bowling ; JCl ; Y-Teens . BEREN , DAVID BETTS, KATHERINE BIRD, ORLO BLACKBURN, KAY FTA; Knit -Wits; Rifle-ettes; '64 Club BLAND, DICK Delegate Assembly; Jr. Usher. BLANK, BARBARA Circulo de Arte; Foreign language Club; FT A; Girls' Bowling . 208 �BLATNIK, FRAN Foreign Language Club ; Girls' Ensemble . BLEA,BEN BLOCK, JEANNINE Concert Choir; Drama Club . Seniors BLOKER, JUDY Circulo de Arte; Tri - Hi -Y. BLUM, GARY Delegate Assembly, porlimenlorion ; '64 Club; Football; Inter-Club Council; Key Club, president; Pre- law Science Seminar; Skeost; Student Council ; Tennis; Woodbury Contest. BOBB, MERRICK Boys' Stole; Bridge Club; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club; Foreign language ChJb • Jr. Usher; Montage, secretory ; National Merit Letter of Commendation; NCTE Candi date; Pre- law , secretary; Senior Service Projed; Spotlight Stoff, news editor; Stole Student Council Conference Delegate. BOLES, WILLIAM J . BOLTEN, BARBARA Foreign Language Club; Girls' Bowling; PTA Hostess Skeosl; '64 Club BONSIB, BETTY Angelus Stoff, royalty editor, Circulo de Arle; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Jr. Prom Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Sophomore Class, treas.; PTA Model; '64 Club. The face of school spirit . a rambling pep rally a sharp smile of eager concentration the victory reflected in sign language the varying emotions that focus on the referee. BORE lNG, JIM All-School1 Show; Concert Choir; Council Ca pers; "0' Club; Football ; Track ; Wrestling . 209 �!1?.~!~!1 r.,~~;'t~. Club ; Delegate Assembly, vice-pres .; '64 Club ; Golf; Inter-Club Council ; ~:On~~Gb~T~M~d':f: ~rk;;st'incipal 's Advisory BOWIE, J . CAROLYN High School Red Cross; Jr. Achievement; ' 64 Club . BOWl E, COLLEEN Jr. Achi e vement; PTA Hostess; '64 Club . BRAGG, CAROLYN . . Delegate Assembly; JCL; Knot-Wots ; Model Teens; PTA Hostess; Tri -Hi -Y; ' 64 Club. BRIDAHAM, VIVIAN Circulo de Arte ; PTA Hostess; Senior Se1vice Project ; Skeasl; State Finalist, Make-it-in -"'fo<;>l, Den . Oist. Honorable Mention ; Young Soc1alut Forum, publicity co ~ chairman ; '6-4 Club. BRITTON, JAMES All -City Band ; Boys' Stale ; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achievement, pres., production manager; Key Club ; Pre-Med, program chairman ; Euclidean Club; Science Seminar. BROWN, LESLIE BROWN, SHIRLEY BROWN, MARK BROWN, SHARON Basketball , Girls' Intramural ; Drama Club; FTA ; Girls' Bawling; Skeast. BROWN, CYNTHIA BROWN, SUSIE Angelus Staff, editor-in -chief ; Chess Club ; Drama ; Jr Escort; Montage, editor; Rifle-ettes sec.; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; PTA Model · Tri : Hi -Y; White Jackets; '64 Club . • BRUEGGEMAN, NAN-CY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross . BRUESSELBACH, KATHY Circulo de Arte ; Counterpoints, program chairman; Foreign language Club; Scholastic Gold Key Award . BURCH, LAURA KAY BURNETT, SUE All-School Shaw Messenger; Circulo de Arte; Pre-Med . BURRAN, LESLIE Circulo de Arle; Scholastic Gold Key Award . BUTCHER, ELLA All -School Show; Girls' Basketball ; Girls' En ~~;~:~b~'· Achievement; Senior Service Project; BUTLER, LOIS BUTLER MARY Circulo de Arte; FTA ; PTA Hostess · Y-Teens · '64 Club . • • 210 �211 �BUXTON, SHARON Circulo de Arte; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Fall Sports Queen Attendant ; Jr. Prom Attendant; M<ly Queen Attendant; PTA Model. CABE, CANDY CAMPBELL, PAUL Baseball ; Basketball ; Delegate Assembly. CANADAY, KIRK Che ss Club , Track . CANNATA, JOSEPH CANTRELL, PHIL . . All -City Te nn is; Baseball ; Swimmong ; Tennos . CAPON, MAZY Senior Service Project, '64 Club . CARBONE, BILL CARREATHERS KAY Kn it-Wits; Model Teens. CARTER, KATHLEEN Jr. Achievement; White Jackets; '64 Club . CASE, KATHLEEN Foreign language Club; Rifle-ettes ; Tri -Hi-Y. CASSELL, PAULA CASTILLO, PATRICIA CASTLES, JAMES Gymnastics. CAZENAVE, DALE AURELIA Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club , High School Red Cross ; JCL. CHALK, GENE All -School Show ; Baseball ; Delegate Assembly ; Show Band . CHAN, DIANA Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling ; Knit-Wits. CHILDS, CAROL Circulo de Arte; Foreign language Club; Jr. Escort; High School Red Cross; Seraph Sisters ; Skeost. �Seniors CLARK, MARY Delegate Assembly; Knit-Wits, treas .; Model Teens. CLARK, PATRICIA CLEAVER, JAMES Golf; Wrestling, manager. COCHRAN, PEGGY Delegate Assembly; FTA; JCl; White Jackets; '64 Club. COLLARD, CHARLES Skeast . COLLINS, LOIS Delegate Assembly; International Relations Club; Senior Service Projed, '6_. Club. COLLINS, TITO Delegate Assembly Wrestling . CONOVER, MARY CONWAY, TIM Bridge Club; JCL, treas. ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Track. COTA, LESLIE High School Red Cross ; Y-Teens; '64 Club. COWDREY, DAVID Bridge Club; Delegate Assembly; JCl; National Merit, Commendation ; Pre· Law; Skeost; Sym· posium; '64 Club. COX, CHARLES �~~~~~~~ ~h~!~~e~egate Assembly, alternate , Modern Dance Group ; Rifle-ettes . CROCKER, EDIE All -City Choor; All -School Show · Camera Club ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Delegate Assem · bly; Girls' Tennis; Knit-Wits ; Skeast. CROCKETT, CINDY All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; FT A, rec. sec.; Inter -Club Council ; Knit -Wits, pres .: Mod ern Dance Group ; Musical ; Student Council Leadership Conference ; White Jackets; ' 64 Club . CROES, ELIZABETH All -City Choir; All -School Show r All -State Choir; Concert Choir, vice -pres .; Council Co · pers; Counterpoints; Drama Club ; Rifle -ettes, pres .; Senior Service Project . CREWS JOANNE FTA ; Rifle-ettes; ' 64 Club . CRUMAL, THOMAS CRUTER, GAIL Pre-Med ; Skeast; Symposium . CULBERTSON, SUZETTE Circulo de Arte; FTA; Knit-Wits ; Senior Service Project; Skeast; '64 Club. CUNNINGHAM, CONNIE FTA ; Knit-Wits. CUNNINGHAM, DENNIS DAHM, JOHN FootbalL DALTON, VALERIE FTA; High School Red Cross ; JCL; Pre-Med ; White Jackets ; Y-Teens; '64 Club. DALY, MARY DARROW, JUDY DAVIES, LENETTA DAVIS, JULIE JCL; Folk Song Club . DAVIS, RICHARD DAVIS, SUSIE All -City Choir; All-School Show; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, vice-pres .; Inter-Club Council; Modern Dance Group, pres. DAVIS, VAL All -School Show ; Cheerleader; Delegate Assem bly; Model Teens; PTA Model ; Senior Service Project; Tri -Hi -Y, Service Project; '64 Club. DAVISSON, SUE All-City Pep Club; Bridge Club ; FTA ; Knit-Wits ; Skeast; Symposium; White Jackets, treasurer. DAWSON, HOWARD Alpine Club, pres. ; Delegate Assembly ; Gym nastics; Euclidean Club; Folk Song Club; Skeast Seniors �DeHERRERA, CARMEN Delegate Assembly Foreign language Club ; FTA; High School Red Cross ; Knit-Wits; Y· Teens; '64 Club . del JUNCO, ALICE Bridge Club; Drama Club ; Euclidean Club ; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med · Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; Skees!; '64 Club . DE ROO, DIANA Girls' Bowling ; PTA Hostess ; Skeost ; Y· Teens DORCHINEZ, GARY Golf ; Baseball : " D" Club ; Delegate Assembly , Golf: JCL ; Wrestling . AII ~ City DORIUS, DON All School Show; Concert Choir; Cross Country ; Skeasl; Track . DORIUS, RON All -School Show; All-State Cross Country; Concert Choir, pres .; Cross Country ; " D,. Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Skees! ; Track . DOUGLAS, DEE All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club, pres .; Inter -Club Council ; Montage; Senior Serv ice Project; Speech; Spotlight Staff, feature editor; Thespians; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest; '64 Club . DOUGLAS, MARCIA All -School Show ; Drama Club; JCL ; Knit-Wits; Pre-Med . DREHER, MIKE Skeast; Swimming . DREYER, JUDY Bridge Club; JCL, head scribe ; Knit Wits , Seraph Sisters; Skeast; White Jackets ; Y· Teens; '64 Club. DAWSON, STEVEN L. DUDNIKOW, TANIA Drama Club ; Girls' Bowling; JCL; Folk Song Club; White Jackets. DAWSON, YVONNE DUNLAP, JOHN DAY LARRY Angeiaires; Concert Choir; Montage. DVEIRIN, JEAN All -City Red Cross Council; FTA; High School Red Cross; White Jackets; '64 Club . DeANDA, VICKI Delegate Assembly; '64 Club . EARP, LINDA White Jackets. DeBELL, FRAN Circulo de Arte, fTA; Knit · Wits; Symposium ; 64 Club. DEDMON, PATTY All -School Show; Girls' Bowling ; Girls' Ensem · ble; Modem Dance Group . EDWARDS, MICHAEL All -School Show ; Council Capers; Stage Crew . EGRI, GEORGE Baseball ; Wrestling . �ELLIOTT, BETTY ELLSWORTH, JOHN All-City Football ; " D" Club; Football ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Track ; ' 64 Club . ELSEY, CAROLYN Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; Skeast; PTA Model ; Tri -Hi -Y ENARSON, DAVID Gymnastics; Wrestling . ENGE, NADEEN All-School Show ; Drama Club, rec. sec.; attend once sec.; Dance Club; White Jackets ; Wolcott Contest, alternate; '64 Club . EPPS, HARRY Boys' Bowling, Gymnattin . ERCK,MERIKAY ERICKSON, RONALD 216 �Seniors ERICSON, CAROLYN Knit-Wits ; Pre-Med, Seraph Jackets; '64 Club. Sisters; White ESSIG, LINDA FTA; JCL; Knit-Wits; Madel Teens ; '64 Club . ESSMAN, JOHN All-City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All-School Show; All -Stale Band, All-Stale Orchestra ; CoScience Talent Search; Cross Country; JCL; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circle ; Euclidean Club ; Rep ., Westinghouse Science Talent Search ; Finalist~ Public Service; Science Seminar; Skeost ; Speech ; Woodbury Contest ; Wrestling; '64 Club . EVANS, JUDY All-School Show ; DAR Finalist; Girls' Ensemble; Junior Counselor, Student Council Leadership Conference; Knit · Wits ; Senior Service Project; Skeost, Girls ' Racing Chairman; Student Coun· cil; Student Council Workshop ; '64 Club . EYLER, PAULA Delegate Assembly, sec.; Girls' Ensemble; '64 Club FAIRALL, TERRIE Jr Achievement; PTA Hostess . FIELD, DICK Inter-Club Council ; Club ; loomis TARS, pres. School International Relations Colloquium Nominee; FISHER, DAVE Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; Track; '64 Club FISHER, NORMAN Delegate Assembly ; Football. FISHER, SHERRY FITCH, EDITH FLINTROY, BEVERLY FLOWERS, ROGER "D" Club; Football ; Wrestling; '64 Club. FLOYD, JUDY All-School Shaw ; Angelaires; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Girls' State; Honorary Cadet; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Sojourners' Contest Finalist; Principal'& Advisory Council; Tri-Hi-Y, pres. �FOLSOM, BOB Concert Choir; Folk Song Club ; Skeost , FONG, RUDY FOSTER, GARY AII ·City Football ; All -Metropolitan Football ; All -State Football ; " D" Club1 Delegate Assem · bl y, Football FOWLKES, DEIDRE AII ·School Show . Dele gate Assembly , Girls' Bowling ; Modem Dance Group; Rifl e-e tte s; Spring Ploy Festival ; y. Teens . FRANEK, JOE FRANKLIN, MONTY Baseball ; Boskttball ; Key Club . FREEMAN, BRUCE 64 Club . GALLAGHER, ANN GARCIA, CONSUELO Girl s' Ensemble. GARFUNKLE, DAVE GARRETT, JIM GARRETT, KATHY Bridge Club_; Dele!;!ole Assembly; Jr. Escort ; sec ; Spotl ight Staff, Page Editor; '64 Club. ' Se mor Servtee Pro1ect; Seraph Sisters GARVIN, KATHLEEN GAUL, JOHN Baseball ; " D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Fool· boll , 64 Club . GAVLIK, CHERYL GAY, MERRILEE All -School Show ; Concert Choir; Girls' En · semble; Inter-Club Council ; Model Teens, pres .; PTA Hostess ; Skeasl; Tri -Hi ·Y; White Jackets ; 64 Club. GEDDES, JERRY GELB, MARY Girls' Bowling ; Knit-Wits. GILMORE, KAYE GLASSMAN, JOE GOLDSMITH DORIS Angelus Stoff( Curriculum -Faculty Editor; Dele · gate Assemb y; PTA Hostess; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; Principal 's Advisory Council ; Tri -Hi -Y; '64 Club . GONIGAM, JACQUELINE Circulo de Arte ; Counterpoints . GONZALES, MARCELLA �GOR DO N, BARBIE JC L: Kn it -Wits : White Jackets . Seniors GRAHAM, FRED GRANT, DENNIS GREENSTEIN, MARSHA Counterpoints , Del egate Assembly ; Foreign language Club; FTA ; PTA Hostess ; '64 Club , GRI FF ITH, RUT H All -City Choir; All -School Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Asse mbly; PTA Hostess : '64 Club GULL I KSEN, GA RY H ALIPE R N, CARO L HAL I P ER N, PA UL Boys Bowling Delegate Assembly . HA LL, CH A RLES All -City Choir; All -School Show : All -Stole Choir; Angelaires, pres. ; Concert Choir; Coun cil Capers ; Football ; Wrestling. HALTER , BARBARA Jr .. Escort; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters ; '64 Club , HAMILTON , DEANIE All -School Show ; FTA ; High School Red Cross; PTA Hostess ; Girls ' Rifle Team, capt ; Rifle - ettes, sec. HAMPTON , LEE HANCHETT, RAYMOND HANSEN , DEAN Distributive Education . 219 �HARAWAY PENNY All -School Show ; High School Red Crou; JCL ; Pre •Med ; White Jackets; '64 Club . HARDIMAN, SANDRA Foreogn Language Club ; JCL; ' 64 Club . HARDING, JOHN Brown University Alumni Award : Bridge Club ; Delegate Auembly : Inter-Club Council ; JCL r Jr. Usher; Loomis Colloquium : National Merit Finalist; Nine Point Circle Club; Euclidean Club; Shofroth Contest; Speech Club, pres .; Vergil Medal . HARDING, LINN Delegate Auembly; High School Red Crou , Model Teens; PTA Model; ' 64 Club . ~i~~~eB!~e; Counterpoints, sec.; Folk Song Club: Knit-Wits; Scholastic Art Award . HARTZMAN, RICK All-City Band; All -City Orchestra ; All -Stole Band; Boys' Bowling ; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Usher; National Merit Finalist; Nine Point Cir· cle; Euclidean Club, pres .; Science Seminar. HAWKINS, STEPHANIE All -School Show ; Angelaireo : Angelus Staff Aut. Clubs Editor; Concert Choir; Council Ca · pen; Delegate Auembly ; Drama Club; FTA; International Relations Club ; Jr. Escort; Notional Merit finalist , Semi·finolist ; Colorado Senate Youth Provrom ; Senior Service Projed; Seraph Sisters ; Skeast; Student Council ; State Student Council Convention ; '64 Club . HEARN, PATTY Folk Song Club; High School Red Crou . HEARNSBERGER, CATHY Delegate Auembly; Senior Service Project; Skeaot; '63 Club. HECKENLIVELY, JOHN All -School Show; Bridge Club, r.ru .; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Drama Cub; Thespian, pres .; Euclidean Club ; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Usher; Senior Service Projed; Skeast, trees. HEIDBRAK, CHRIS All -City Pep Club ; All-School Show ; Delegate Auemblr; PTA Hooten ; Inter-Club Council, sec. ; JC ; Jr. Escort Seraph Sisters ; Student Council leadership Conference ; Symposium ; White Jacket, pres. HElM, DAVE Chess Club; Delegate Auembly; Jr. Uusher; Montage, business manager; Spotlight Staff, editor4 HEIT, BARBARA Modern Dance Club. HELLEN MARLYN Alpine dub ; Delegate Auembly; Skeaot . HENDRYSON, SUE Delegate Auembly; 1-R City; International Relations; Pre-Med; Senior Service Project: Skealt; Swimming ; TARS; White Jackets; '64 Club . HENRY, CHARLOTTE LETITIA Girl~' Bowling; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achtevement; Pre-Med; Senior Service Proiect · Y-Teens, Service Committee; '64 Club. ' HERNANDEZ, ELMER 220 �~~~~~!~~Ao~te~~~; Modern Dance Group; Tri - Hi -Y; '64 Club . HESS, JOHN Delegate Auembly; JCL; Woodbury Contest. HESTER ROD ''0" Club; Gymnastics ; Swimming . HIGGINS, CYNTHIA Farei9n .l anguage Club ; FTA ; Girls' Basketball ; '64 Club HILL, KENNETH Cross Country ; Track . HINSHAW, CHUCK All -School Shaw; Delegate Auembly . HOAGUE, GEORGE HOBBS, TONI Girls' Bowling HODGSON, FRANKl All -School Show ; Concert Chair; Halos . HOLLEY, JENNIFER HOFFMAN, ANN AII -Schaal Show : Delegate Auembly; Girls ' All -School Show; Baseball ; Drama Club; Foreign language Club; Jr. Achievement; SpHch Club. Ensemble; Rifle· eHes; Rifle Team ; Senior Serv· !6~ ~~~b~ct; Tri · Hi ·Y, vice· pres. ; White Jackets; HOLLIS, PAM HOGUE, MIKE ~~~~~!ball ; "D" Club; Football; Track; '64 Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor, Delegate Auembly ; JCL ; Model Teens; Skeast; Sophomore Clan, sec.; PTA Model ; Tri -Hi-Y, 64 Club . HOLBECZ, JOE HOLDEN, KAREN HOPKINS, KENT Circula de Arte; Drama Club; Swimming; Red Jackets, treas , HOWELL, GENE HUBBARD, SHIRLEY All -School Show; FTA, Girls ' Ensemble; High School Red Crou; JCL; PTA Madel; White Jack ets; '64 Club . Seniors 221 �HUNSAKER JIM Camera Club; Drama Club; Spotlight Staff, sports editor; Swimming ; Tennis; Track; '~ Club. HURST, JERRY Delegate Assembly; Stage Crew; Camera Club . HUSKY, NICK HUWA, JOYCE All -School Show; Girls' Ensemble; Girls' Bowl ing. IVERSEN, ASTRID Drama Club; foreign language Club; Interna tional Relations Club; Knit-Wits; Serpah Sisters; Student Council; White Jackets; '64 Club . IWASAKI, ART football; Wrestling; '64 Club. JACKSON, DONNA Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling ; PTA Hostess; Y-Teens; '64 Club . JACOBSON, SONJA JENKINS, LEAH ANN Camera Club, sec.·treas.; Circulo de Arte; Girls' Bowling; Skeost; Jr. Achievement. JOHNS, SANDRA Gymnastics; Y·Teens . JOHNSON, V. GREGG Angelaires; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, Dele· gate Assembly ; Drama Club; Foreign Language Club; Halos; 64 Club . JOHNSON, JACQUELYN Foreign Language Club; FTA; Girls' Ensemble; High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits. JOHNSON, KAREN All -City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; '64 Club; Jr. Escort; Knit · Wits; Serpoh Sisters; White Jackets, sec. JOHNSON , MARGARET Counterpoints; Drama Club; Project; TARS . Senior Service JOHNSON MARY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Honorary Cadet; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attenda!'!; PTA Model; Senior Service Project; Seraph S11ters; Student Council, sec.; Tri -Hi-Y; '6.4 Club . JOHNSON, STEPHEN Chess Club; FTA; Gymnastics. JOHNSON, VERA ANN JOHNSTONE, CLINT Baseball; Gymnastics; Key Club, treas .; fool · ball ; Skeast. �Seniors JONES, FRANCELIA All -School Show; Concert Choir; Dologato Aasembly; Girla' Ensemble . JONES, PAULA All -City Pep Club ; All-School Show ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly ; FTA; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Model TMns; Sorpah Sia · tors; Skoast; Tri -Hi·Y; White Jackets, treas . JOVANOVICH, ANN FTA; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Knit-Wits ; Senior Service Project; Serpah Sisters; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackets ; ' 64 Club . KAMBARA, EUGENE Football ; JCL; Koy Club; Pro-Med; Track ; '64 Club. KATZ, NANCY All -School Shaw, Concert Choir; FTA ; Symposium; '64 Club . KEARNS, JINNY Concert Choir. KEINS, HILDY All-City Student Council; Circulo do Arte; High School Red Cross; Pro-Med; Skeast; Student Council; ' 64 Club. KEMP, KENNETH KENNEY, JIM KERSEY, JUDY KESS, BILL Delegate Assembly. KETTER, CATHERINE Foreign language, treas.; JCL; Pre·Med, treas.; Symposium, vice-pres .; White Jackets . KIDDIE, JENNIFER All -School Show; Concert Choir[ sec.; Delegate Assembly; foreign language Cub, sec.; Internotional Relations; Jr. Escort; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; PTA Hostess; White Jackets; ' 64 Club. KIMMETT, CLARENCE �KISHIYAMA, SHIRLEY KLIMA INGE High School Red Cross . KLINE, KIFFANEY Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross; JCL; Jr. Prom Queen ; May Queen Attendant ; Jr Clan, treas .; '64 Club . KLOPPEL, KENNETH Delegate Assembly; Senior Service Project; ' 64 Club . KOENIGSBERG, NICKI Circulo de A.rie ; Delegate Assembly# alternate ; Drama Club ; Inter-Club Council ; High School Red Cross; PTA Model ; Symposium, pres. ; Socialist Forum . KONTNIK, LEWIS Delegate Assembly ; Swimming . KOSHI, HOWARD Boys' Bowling ; Bridge Club ; Euclidean Club ; FTA ; Science Seminar; Wrestling ; TARS . KRAPU,JULIE KREPS, ROBERT Junior Achievement; JCL. LACKEMANN,GEORGE All -City Orchestra ; All-School Show; All -Stale Orchestra ; Bridge Club, treas. ; Council Capen; JCL, tribune; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circle; Eu clidean Club, vice· pres .; Science Seminar; Skeosl, Speech pres.; '64 Club . LANG, CLAUDIA Angelus Stoff, Album editor; Circulo de Arte ; Jr Escort ; Senior Service Project; Student Coun cil ; ' 64 Club . LANGFORD, CHARLOTTE Delegate Assembly, parliamentarian ; nA : High School Red Cross ; International Relations, vice· ~~~k~t~;"~:~~~; .'~6i tf'ub~ch, sec.·treas. ; White LARSEN, LINDA LARSEN, TIMOTHY LEAHY, LINDA Girls' Bowling High School Red Cross; Skeosl ; '64 Club LEAN, GUIREC All -School Show : Counterpoints; Girls' Ensem ble LEEVER, BARBARA Knit-Wits; Senior Service Project; '64 Club . LE MASTER, DAVE Circulo de Arle; ROTC Rifle Club. LEONARD, SHERRI LEWIS, MARIAN All -School Show ; All-State Choir; Angelalres; Concert Choir ; Council Capers; Counterpoints!· Girls' Basketball; Girls' Bowling; High Schoo Red Cross Senior Service Project; '64 Club . LIGHTHALL, JACK Key Club; '64 Club . LINDHOLM CHUCK All -City Student Council , Head Boy ; Jr. Usher; Notional Merit Finalist ; Spotlight Stoff; Student Council leadership Conference; ' 64 Club. LLAFET, E\JGENE LOEB, ALAN All -City Tennis; All -Metro Tennis; All -City Student Council ; All -School Show ; All -Stole Tennis; '' D'' Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Clan. pres ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Pre· law, vice· pres .; Student Council • Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Coundl Workshop; Tennis, captain ; '64 Club. Seniors 224 LOOMIS, HOWARD All-School Show; Council Capers; Delegate As · sembly; Jr. Usher; Pre- Law; Spotlight Staff, buaineu manager. �LORT, JAI-l I-I Delegate Assembly ; Skeast. LORT, TONY Camera Club; Stage Crew ; Swimming . LOWMAN, YVETTE Circulo de Arte, Delegate Assembly; FTA ; Girls' Bowling , High School Red Cross ; JCL ; Knit· Wits ; White Jackets; 64 Club. LUNDQUIST, SHERYL LYNN, GEORGE LYTLE, JAMIE MACINTOSH, DON '' 0 '' Club, sec.; Football ; Key Club ; Swimming ; Track; Wrestling , '64 Club . MACMILLAN, JAMES Lt. Col ROTC Brigade S-2 . MACMILLAN, JOHN Notional Merit Finalist; Euclidean Club. MACNEILL, JANET '64 Club ; FTA; High School Red Cross ; PTA Hostess ; Tri -Hi -Y. 225 �MADONNA, ANN MADSEN, DAVID MAHAN, ALLYSON Delegate Assembly , Fore ign language Club; Model Teens; PreMed . Skeast; '64 Club . MAIERHOFER, TEENA Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Model Teens; Folk Song Club; Senior Se rv ice Project; '64 Club . MALETIC, PAM All -School Show; Council Capers ; Counter· Foreign language Club ; FTA ; Girls' Ensemble, se c.; Halos; High School Red Cross; Inter -Club Council ; Kn it ·Wits ; Folk Song Club; PTA Hostess ; Student Officer leadership Conference; White Jackets ; '64 Club , points, pres.; MANLEY, BETTY MANNING, MARY Delegate Assembly; FTA; PTA Model ; '64 Club . MANNING, OMA Delegate Assembly ; Angel Committee . MARGOLIN, SONIA Circulo de Arte; Delegate Assembly; FTA , historian, state vice pres .; High School Red Cross, vice ·pres .; lnter· Ciub Council ; Jr . Escort. Folk Song Club; Senior Service Project; Serpah Sis .. ters; Skeast; White Jackets ; '64 Club ; PTA Host · ess; AFS Finali st MARKHAM, CINDY MAROTTE, RICK Camera Club; ROTC Rifle Club, captain; Skeast . MARTIN, DALE All -School Show ; Circulo de Arte; Drama Club; Skeast ; Stage Crew . MARTINEZ, STELLA Circulo de Arte; Jr Achievement; Modern Dance Group; Y Teens. MARTYN, PAUL Baseball ; " D" Club; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; ' 64 Club MASUNAGA, JOYCE MAUPIN, JUDI Delegate Assembly ~t:C~~~· ~t.;r:vScenery; Angelus Staff, art editor; Circulo de Arte ; Oelegot~ Assem~IY ; alternate; Drama Club, poster chalr!'"an ; G.rl s Bowling ; Scholastic Art Award ; Whole Jackets ; '64 Club . MAYEDA, JOANNE Delegate Assembly ; Girls Bowling McCANDLESS, STEVE Jr. Usher; Spotlight Staff, layout editor. McCOY, BOB Delegate Assembly; Swimming. McCOY, JUDY Delegate Assembly; Cross ; Skeast. FTA ; High School Red McDONALD, TOM All -School Show . McKERCHER, DAN McKINNEY. KATHERINE All -School Show; Girls' Bowling ; Girls' Ensem ble; Mixed Choir; Modern Dance Group . 226 Seniors ��McLEAH, REHE Concert Choir; Skeasl; Tri-Hi -Y. McLELLAHD, SAHDRA McMURDO, ROBERT Distributive Education; Jr. Achievement. McHASSOR, ROH Delegate Assembly; Rod and White Float. McPHERSOH, ROH MEAHS, KIM MEIHIHGER, HEHRY ~~c~~E~eMf'r~e; Bridge Club; Camero Club ; JCL; Notional Merit Finolisti Nine Point Circle ; Euclidean Club ; '6-4 Club . MERRITT, SUZI MnCALFE, JAHIS All -City Student Council , All -School Show; DAR Good Citizen Winner; Delegate Assembly ; '64 Club ; FTA; Girls' Stale ; JCl, sec.; Jr. Escort ; Jr. Prom Attendant; May Queen Attendant; ROTC Honorary Cadet ; Head Girl ; Serpah Sis· ters; Seraph Sisters Welcoming Committee ; Student Council, cor sec.; Student Council Workshop ; National Student Council leadership Conference; Sweetheart Couple Attendant ; Tri -Hi -Y. MEZA,AHH All -City Choir ; All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; All -Stale Orchestra; Concert Choir; Council Capers , Drama Club , Modern Donee Group ; Symposium. MILLER, BEY Delegate Assembly; FTA , JCl, historian , White Jackets , 6-4 Club . Ml LLER, CHRIS Discussion Forum . MILLER, JACK Gymnastics; Swimming . MILLICAH, DEXTER All -City Track; Basketball; "D " Club; Football , Track. MILLWARD, JAY MITCHELL, BRIAN Cross Country; Track MIURA, KAREN MODESITT, LAN I Delegate Assembly; tr ~s .; Jr Honorary Cadet; JCL, Escort; Model Teens; PTA Model ; Closs, treas. ; Senior Service Project Seraph Sisters ; Tri -Hi Y; '6-4 Club . ' Sen1or MOODY, ERIC MORGAN, WILLIAM Baseball ; Delegate Assembly, sec.; FTA, pros. ; Inter-Club Council ; Club; '64 Club 228 International Relations �MORGUUGG, CARL MORISHIGE, DOREEN Delegate Assembly ; Foreign Language Club ; Girl s' Bowling MORITIS, GUNTIS MORRIS, LEE All School Show ; Concert Choir; Distributive Educati on Halos . MOSES, ANN Girls Bowling ; Y-Teens. MOSES, JEFF All -City Golf; All -Stole Golf; Circu lo de Arte ; D'' Club ; Golf ; JCL; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Prelow ; Wrestling . MOSMAN, LILLIAN MOWE, CAROLYN All -School Show; Concert Choir; Counterpoints FTA ; Folk Song Club; Tri -Hi -Y; '64 Club. MOYERS, JACK Baseball ; Basketball ; " D" Club; '64 Club ; Foot boll ; Jr. Usher; Pre- Law Club. MUSICK, RICK Delegate Assembly ; JCL; Key Club . MYERS, BEVERLY Foreign Skeast. Language Club ; JCL ; PTA Hostess ; NAIMAN, SHARRON Seniors NAKAMURA, RICK Bas boll ; Boys' Bowling , sec., pres., Chess Club ; Cross Country , Inter-Club Council ; Sci ence Seminar NEIL, CAROL ANN Delegate Assembly; Girls ' Bowling; Knit-Wits ; Y- Teens . 229 �Seniors NELSON, JUDY C irculo de Arte, sec.; FTA, vice •pres .; JCL, ce nsor; Serpa~ Si ste rs; Skeost; PTA Model ; '64 Club . NESMITH, JIM Cross Country; Euclidean Club ; Skeost; Track . NEUBERGER, CAROL FTA ; Knit -Wits . NEWELL, AL NEWTON, KARl Delegate Assembly; Sweet~eort Couple Attend · ant; Tri -Hi -Y. NICHOLSON, DAVE A!l City Red Cross Council; Delegate Assembly; Hog~ Sc~ool Red Cross; Key Club ; Skeast; Sw M t~eart Couple Attendant , Wrestling , NIEMINEN,SUE AII · Sc~ool S~ow ; Angelus Staff, a ctivities ed itor; Concert C~oir ; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly ; fTA ; International Relations Club ; W~ i te Jacke ts ; Angelai res ; '64 Club . O'NEILL, PAT 64 Club ; Foreign language Club, Jr. Escort ; Pre -Med , pre s.t Seraph Sis ters i Seraph Sisters Welcom ing Committee; Skeast ; Symposium White Jackets . Kn i t ·Wits ; NIOUS, JUAN ELL JCl ; Nine Point Circle ; Rifle-ettes . OWENS, CONNIE PACE, BILL NOEL, BUDDY AII -Citr. Student Council ; Baseball ; Basketball , " D" Cub; Delegate Assembly, pres .; Football ; Golf; Jr. Us~er ; Key Club, sec.; Pre-law ; Soph omore Class, pres Student Council ; ' 64 Club . AII -Citr Cross Country ; All -City Student Coun cil : AI - State Cross Country ; Cross Country ; " 0 " Club ; Delegate Assembly, pres .; Inte r -Club Council ; JCl ; Key Club, pres ., district editor; PTA Escort; Senior Class, pres .; Senior Service Projed; Sk.ast, vice· pres .; Speech ; Principal 's Advisory Council ; Student Council; Student Council leadership Conference ; Student Council Works~op : Track ; WAC ; Woodbury Finalist, ' 64 Club PARKINSOH, PETER NORMAN , RALPH NOWLES, NANCY Delegate Assembly ; Model Teens, jr. adv isor. PARKS, ROBERT Camera Club, vice · pres ., r,res .; Drama Club; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circe; Science Seminar, Spotlight Stoff, ~ead photogrop~er. PATAKOTIS, JIM Delegate Assembly. NULAN, DARELL Baseball ; Football ; Foreign Track; Wrestling . language Club ; PATTISON, AHH Delegate Assembly; Crass , Model Teens . FTA , Hig~ School Red ~~~~~o~[ ~~!!~ Head Cheerleader; Concert ODAGO,JOHN Student Council. OHR, ROCHELLE Angelus Stoff, photo co-ordinator Bridge Club ; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Escort; Notional Mer it Finalist; Euclidean Club, sec., treas .; Science Sem inar; Serpoh Sist rs; '64 Club. OLSEN, RAY Boys' Bowling Choi r: Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Prom Attendant ; Model Teen> ; Skeast; PTA Model �PEARCE, WAYNE PERKINS, IRMA PETERSON, KENT AII<School Show; Cron Country; JCL ; Key Club; National Merit Semi -finalist ; Folk Song Club; '64 Club PETTY, LARRY PETTY, ROD PFEIFER SYLVIA Circulo de Arte; High School Red Cron. PHILLIPS, CAROL All -School Show; Band; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club; Girls ' Baseball ; Girls ' Basketball ; High School Red Cross; PTA Hasten ; Speech ; Y-Teens; '64 Club. PHILLIPS, HOWARD All -School Show; Chen Club ; Delegate Assem bly; Foreign Language Club; JCL ; Pre- Law ; Senior Service Project; Spotlight Staff, publicity manager; '64 Club. PHILLIPS, MARJORIE PHILLIPS, WAYNE All-City Band ; All -School Show; Bridge Club . Inter-Club Council ; JCL ; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circle, pres .; Euclidean Club; Sc.ience Seminar Skeast; Speech . PIERCE, VERNA PILE, COOKIE Delegate Anembly ; Skeast ; Student Council. PITTS, JEANETTE All-School Show; Delegate Anembly; Skeast . PLANTE, ARLEEN PLUNKETT, CONNIE All-City Pep Club, Delegate Anembly, rec. IK.i Jr. Class, sec.; May Queen Attendant : Student Council. POLETTI, OON Delegate Assembly. POLZEN, MARAL YN All-School Show; Angeloires ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Girls Bowling ; Senior Service Project; '64 Club. POMERANZ, RIC All -Metropolitan Track ; " D" Club, pres.; InterClub Council ; Football ; Student Council ; Student Council Leadership Workshop; '64 Club . POPE, RENNIE All -School Show; Concert Bond ; Concert Orchestra; National Merit Finalist; Football . PRINGLE, BARBARA Concert Choir. PRITCHARD, MARILYNNE Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly ; Model Teens; Senior Service Project; PTA Model ; '64 Club . PRYOR , BOB "D" Club: Delegate Assembly; Swimming . PUMPHREY, PETER Boys Bowling, treas 1 Euclidean Club ; '64 Club ; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Usher; Key Club ; PreLow, treas. RAFFIN, KAREN RANNIE, GEORGE All-School Show; Concert Choir; Council Capers. REDDY, RONALD Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly ; Nine Point Circle; Track; Wrestling . REED, SYLVESTER All-City Track ; Basketball ; " D'' Club; Foreign Language Club : Jr. Achievement; Key Club, vice-pres ; Football ; Student Council ; Student Council Workshop ; Track ; '64 Club . REID, BILL llaslr.etball ; Delegate Assembly; Key Club, - - 231 �REISBICK BETH Bridge Club . Delegate Assembly; Montoge; Pre· Med , sec.; Seraph Sisters, vice -pres .; Student Council White Jackets ; '64 Club , RHUlE, DON REMEOI, RICHARD Gymnastics ; Skeast . RICHARDS, WARDELL ' D" Club; Foreign Language Club ; Key Club; Football ; Student Council; Track ; Wrestling . RICHARDSON, FANNIE All School Show RICHARDSON, SHONNA RICHIE, JANICE RIEDESEL, BILL All -City Bond ; All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; Delegate Auembly ; Jr. Ushe r; Notional Merit letter of Commendation ; Pre -low ; Pre· Med : Euclidean Club ; Science Seminar; Skeast; Speech, Spotlight Stoff, co-copy editor; Vergil Medal. RIFFE, MARY LOU Jr .. Achievement . RIFFEL, PAM Delegate Auembly ; Model Teens; Skeost ; '64 Club . RIGGINS, CLARK All -City Bond ; All-City Orchestra; All -School Show; All -State Orchestra; Cross Country " 0 " Club; Delegate Auembly; Euclidean Club . Folk Song Club; JCL Track; Wrestling . RITKOUSKI, ART ROACH, JULIE Delegate Auembly; FTA, High School Red Cross; Knit- Wits; Modern Dance Group. ROBINSON, LINDA ROBINSON , ROSE MARY ROBINSON, RUSS RODGERS, SANDRA LANELLE RODRIGUEZ , RALPH ROLLINS, MYRNA LOY ROMEO, MARY LYNNE Girls' Bowling; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. ROMEO, VICKI Foreign language Club; Jr. Achievement, vice· pres., treos.; Jr. Escort; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters; '64 Club. 232 �ROSE, JUDY Circvlo de Arte; Concert Choir, Delegate Assembly, vice-pres .; JCL; Jr Escort. ROSE, LEONAR D RUPP, CYNTHIA Delegate Assembly; FTA; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters White Jackets. SAAVEDRA, THERESA SANDERS, VICKIE Delegate Assembln FTA ; JCl ; Model Teens , treas .; Seraph Sisters, sec.; PTA Hostess ; White Jackets , SANDERSON, MARY ELLEN Circulo de Arte; Girls ' Bowling; High School Red Cross ; IR City; International Relations Club; Jr4 Achievement; Modern Donee Group ; Senior Service Project; PTA Hostess ; '64 Club , SARG ENT, SUSAN Delegate Assembly; Foreign language Club; JCl : PTA Model ; Senior Service Project; Skeast, 64 Club . SA W REY, BI LL SCHA N EF ELT, TOM SCH EMEL, ROSALIE Circula de Arlo; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; International Relations Club; Senior Service Project; '64 Club. SCHODDE, SANDRA Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Honorary Cadet, Lt Col.; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens: PTA Model; Student Council ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Tri -Hi-Y; '64 Club. SCHOENFELDER, MARY Seniors SCHNE I DER, CINDY All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orchestra; Bridge Club; Euclidean Club; Foreign language Club, pres.; Inter-Club Council; Jr Escort; Seraph Sisters; Show Bond. SCHULTZ, PAT SCHURR, GINNY All-School Shaw; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly Model Teens. SCOTT, SAUNDRA Knit-Wits. SEYDEL, FRED Bridge Club; "D Club; Delega te Assembly; Inter-Club Council; JCl; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circle; Pre-low; Pre-Med; Euclidean Club, vice pres.; Science Seminar; Speech, pres.: Swim · ming NSF Summer Science Institute. SHARP, DAVE SHEFFIELD, JAY Skeost; ·64 Club. SHELTON, JOHN SHEPHERD, GREG SHOCKEY, BARBARA 233 �SHOCKLEY, CORDELIA SIDWELL, DAVE All -City football ; All -State football ; AII-M tro Football ; Baseball ; Basketball ; Concert Choir, " D" Ciub; Delegate Assembly; Electronics Club ; football ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant , SIMPSON, DON ROTC Rifle Club ; Wrestling . SLACK, JANET Girls' Bowling ; Knit-Wits. SLAUGHTER, SUSAN All -City Red Cross Council ; Circulo de Arte ; Girls' Ensemble ; High School Red Cross , Senior Service Project , ' 64 Club. SLOTHOWER, JOHN All School Show ; Baseball ; Basketball ; Concert Choir; football ; Key Club; Track ; ' 64 Club , SMITH, BERYL SMITH, DONNA AII ·School Show ; Concert Choir, Counterpoints ; High School Red Cross , SMITH, SANDRA SMITH, JEANETTE Delegate Assembly; FTA; Folk Song Club . SMITH, TERRY SPARKS, PAT Bridge Club; Chess Club; Inter-Club Council ; Jr Achievements ; Red Jackets, pres . SPENCE, CHARLENE Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross , Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Model Teens ; Folk Song Club, Senior Class, vice -pres .; Senior Service Project ; Spotlight Stoff, rewrite editor; White Jackets ; '64 Club. SPRIGG, ALAN SPRINGS, MEREDITH Delegate Assemblr.; FTA; High School Red Cross, rec. sec.; Rif e -ettes, range officer; White Jackets; Y. . Teens; Young Socialist Forum; '64 Club . STAFFORD, CHERYL Circulo de Arte; Delegate Model Teens; Skeast. Assembly ; JCl; STEVENSON, KAREN STONE, LAUREL All -City Red Cross Council ; High School Red Cross, pres.; All-City Rep., leadership Camp ; Inter-Club Council; High School Red Cross TriState Conference; Model Teens; Student Council leadership Workshop; '64 Club. STOTT, LINDA STOTTS, REID STOUT, TY STRACY, EMI Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Model Teens, vice-pres .; Principal's Advisory Council; PTA Model. STRAKOSCH, PAM Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Skeast; '64 Club. STRANAHAN , PATRICK Concert Bond; Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; JCl; '64 Club. STRAND, DONALD JCL. STREET, LYNN All-City Band; All-Orchestra; All-School Show; Cheerleaders; Council Capers; Delegate Assem - by; FTA, parliamentarian; Girls' Ensemble; All State Band; Skeast; PTA Model, alternate ; White Jackets; Y-Teens, pres.; '64 Club. STRENO, CONNIE 234 �STRAWBRIDGE, CORALIE ANN Girls ' Bowling . STROH, TONI All-School Show; Counterpoints , treos. ; Drama Club . STRONG, SHIRLEY Circulo de Arte . STUBERT, PAULA STRUBLE, WALLY SUITER, DANA LYNN SULLIVAN, DOUG Boys ' Bowling . SUMMERS, PAUL Jr. Usher; Euclidean Club . ~~t\~~t?v~' p~~~~t?~~ Girls' Bowling ; Jr. Achievement; Senior Service Project. SWANSON, RICHARD TAKAMINE GENE All-School Show; "D" Club; Gymnastics ; JCL; Pre-Med; Skeast. TARTLER, EDD Gymnastics; Skeast; Student Council ; Track . TATTER RUTH Circulo de Arte, publicity chairman ; '64 Club ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; Spanish Club, sec. TEDESKO, GARY AII -Schaol Show Boys' Bowling; Concert Band ; JCL. TEEPLE, DON TEN-BRINK, DONNA Circulo de Arte; Girls' Ensemble; Golf. TEPLEY, CLAUDIA Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achievement; Skeast; ' 64 Club . TERRY, MAUREEN THEDE, SUSAN All-School Show; Circulo de Arte ; Concert Choir; Delegate Auembly; Girls' Ensemble ; High School Red Cross; Tri · Hi -Y. THOMAS, DEBBIE Concert Choir; '64 Club; Skeast. THOMPSON, SUE THUROW, JOHN football . TOBIAS, YVONNE All-School Show; Circulo de Arte; Delegate Assembly, alternate; Drama Club; Girls ' State; International Relations Club; Jr. Escort; Pre· Med, sec.; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Spotlight Stoff, page editor, supply manager, assembly comm .; White Jackets; '64 Club. Seniors TROTSKY, LINDA Delegate Auembly. alternate; High School Red Crou, All-City Convention; folk Song Club; Skeast; '64 Club. TURSICK, JOHN Baseball; Boys Bowling . TWIST, TOM Delegate Anembly. 235 �ULLMER, BARBARA All -City Pep Club ; FTA, treas .; Knit· Wits, Folk Song ; Skeast· White Jackets. parliamentarian ; ' 64 Club . VAN METER, MICHAEL All-School Show ; Council Capers ; Distributive Education ; Stage Crew . VESCIO, EILEEN Girls · Ensemble. VETTE, VALERIE All-City Pep Club ; All -School Show; Concert Choir; Foreign language Club ; Girls ' Bowling ; Symposium ; Whit Jackets, historian . VICKERS, CAROL FTA ; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Senior Service Projed; Seraph Sisters PTA Model ; White Jackets ; '64 Club . VOCKEL, STEVE Football Wrestling. VOORHEES, IDA All -School Show Concert Choir; Council Co · pers Counterpoints White Jackets ; Y-Teens . VRETTOS, JIM All-School Show ; Boys" Bowling ; Delegate As · sembly; History Seminar; Pre-Med ; Track ; Woodbury Contest. WACK, LANA WAGNER, PAUL All-School Show, Basketball ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Red Jackets, vice -pres .; Woodbury Contest. :t;tkc~~~~ k~!~I;EY-Teens. WALLACE, DIANE All-City Choir; All-School Show; Angelus Staff, copy editor; Angelaires; Circulo de Arte; Con · cert Choir; Council Capers; Drama Club : Musical ; Homemaker of Tomorrow ; International Relations Club, sec.; Jr. Escort ; National Merit, Commendation ; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; PTA Model ; Student Council Workshop; White Jackets; 64 Club WALLACE, ELANA Delegate Assembly; Girls ' Bowling . WALTON , JOHN Concert Band ; Track; Woodbury Contest. WASHCO, CAROL Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly ; Skeast. WATSON , ELAINE Bridge Club; Delegate Assembly; Foreign lan · guoge Club ; High School R d Cross; Jr. Achievement, sec., PTA Hostess ; White Jackets; '64 Club. WATTS, MARILYN All -City Band; All -School Show; Concert Band; FTA ; JCl ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. WEIMER , MIKE Boys Bowling ; Chess Club ; Wrestling . WEISS, JAMES Circulo de Arte, pres.; All -School Show ; Inter· Club Council ; Red Jackets ; Student Council leadership Workshop; '64 Club . WE ISS, MARLA All-City Red Cross Council · High School Red sec., pres ., lnter · Cfub Council ; High School Red Cross leadership Camp ; High School Red Cross leadership Conference ; Model Teens; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters ,; PTA Model; '64 Club. Cross, WELCH, LARRY WELLS, MAUREEN Counterpoints; Skeast; '64 Club. WHEELER, ANN AII ·City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits, treas.; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, courtesy sec.; '64 Club . WHEELOCK, NORMAN Alpine Club; Gymnastics. WHISLER, SHARON All -School Show; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; JCl; Nine Point Circle; Pre-Med ; PTA Hostess; Skeast; Speech ; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackets; '64 Club WHITE, KARLA All -City Pep Club ; Clrculo de Arte; Foreign language Club; Inter-Club Council; Interna tional Relations Club, pres.; Jr. Escort; PTA Hostess; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters ~ Spotlight Stoff, copy editor; Student Council leadership Conference ; White Jackets, sec.; ~6~ Club. 236 �WHITE, RON Cross Country Trock 1 Wrestling . WIEDER, MARIE Drama Club ; Girls' Bowling , Y-Teens., treas .; 6-4 Club. WILLIAMS, CHUCK All -City Football , Ba•ketball, Track ; AII ·Metra Football ; All -School Show ; All -State Football, Basketball , " D" Club; Football ; Track , Seniors WILLIAMS, MARSHA All-School Show ; Girls ' Bowling; Jr Achieve · ment; '6-4 Club WILLIAMS, TOM WILSON, VICKY Bridge Club , Delegate ~ssembly ; Foreign Lon · guage Club ; Knit -Wits ; Pre-Med; ROTC Honor· ary Cadet, major; Senior Class, sec.; Seraph Sisters; TARS, membership chairman . WINTER, BARBARA LEE Circulo de Arte; Delegate Achievement; '64 Club . Assembly; Jr. WONG, CINDY All-School Show , Concert Choir; Council Co · pers; Counterpoints; Folk Song Club, treos., FTA; Girls ' Ensemble; Inter-Club Council ; Model Teens; ' 64 Club , WONG, GLORIA Angelus Staff, copy reader; Foreign language Club; Girls ' Bowling ; JCL ; Jr. Escort ; Montage; PTA Ho•tess; Seraph Si•ters; Strange-lowe Award WOOD. DEAN Stage Crew, capt . WOOD, VICCI WOSK, MAUREEN FTA White Jackets . WRIGHT, BRENDA Delegate Assembly; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Tri -Hi -Y, trees.; '64 Club . WRIGHT, JANICE YANKEE, LOUTITIA All-School Show; Concert Choir; Distributive Education. VARIAN, DEE YONKER, NICK YOUNG, CAROLYN All -City Pep Club; FTA; High Schaal Red Cross; Model Teens; Serarh Sisters; Skeast; Tri-Hi -Y; White Jackets, dril master; '6-4 Club. YOUNG, DICK All-School Show; Inter-Club Council; Skeast, pres. ZURBRUGG,KAY All-School Show; Knit-Wits; Halos , CLARKE, JOHN 237 �CRAIG, BRUCE HECKEMEYER,TRUDY GOLDSTONE, HANK DUNN, GLORIA OGLEI, SANDRA BONNER, SHIRLEY ANDERSON, PRISCILLA BOYD, ANDREA 238 �239 �A waiting ... to release the trials of frustration the energy of the future wrapped in perpetual thoughts. The eternal process of learning is not ended by passing from one threshold to another. 240 �Student Index A Abel, Darlene, 207 Abel, Sharon, 193 Abel, Stanley, 179 Achatz, Rock, 109, 179 Acierno, Sondra, 163, 207 Ackord, Peggy, 179 Ackard, Steve, 207 Adair, Connie, 179 Adam•, Connie, 207 Adams, John, 207 Adams, Lorrie lou, 142, 175, 193 Adelman, lolly, 138, 146,207 Adler, Eva, 171, 207 Agnew, Dennis, 207 Alexander, Gregory, 138, 193 Alexander, lonnie, 93, 161, 193 Alire>, Hope, 163, 175 Allen, Tony, 166, 207 Allen, Evelyn, 179 Allen, Jill, 193 Allen, Joel, 139,246 Allen, Judy, 193 Allen, Sue, 142, H'2, 193 Allen, Su•on, 145 Allphin, Barbaro, 119 Allstun, Eddie, 193 Altberger, Fred, 168, 193 Amen, Mike, 193 Amori, Michael, 113, 166, 174 Anderson, Don, 142 Anderson, Judy, 173, 193 Anderson, Priscilla, 237 Ando, Susan, 178, 179 Angelo, Nick, 193 Angelo, Suzy, 207 Anisimow, Vol, 208 Aoyogi, Lianne, 146, 193 Arellano, Bruce, 193 Argall, Judith, 179 Armenta 1 Pete, 208 Armstrong, Richard, 179 Arnold, Brenda, 179 Arnsmeyer, Karen, 1-42 Arnsmeyer, Roy 179 Atkison, lorry, 152, 193 Aumiller, lorry 193 8 Babbs, Dove, 100 103, 139, 166, 168, 206, 246 Babcock, George Nathan, 193 Boca, Dennis, 193 Bachrach, Annette, 63, 207 Bader, Michael, 171, 193 Bogan, Kathy, 179 Bailey, Francine, 171, 179 Bailey, Jim, 207 Boin, lillian, 138, 152, 167 Baker, Barbie, 152, 158, 161, 163, 208 Boker, Bart, 109, 179 Boker, Ken, 179 Boker, Steven, 146, 208 Balderrama, Peggy, 179 Barela, Carol, 179 Borki, Marlene, 142 Barnes, Craig, 168, 208 Bomhort,Molly,63,161,193 Barrett, George, 208 Barrett, Stanley, 100, 103, 166, 168,208 Borvik, Sue, 208 Bosquez, Bill, 208 Bass, Deanna, 208 Bosse, Kenneth, 179 Bpsse, Margarita, 208 Bateman, Beth, 171,179 Bates, John, 152, 193 Batt, Gale, 193 Bouhch, Charlotte, 179 Boyers, Bob, 93, 100, 103, 139,208 Baylor, Don, 100, 103, 166, 208 Beord•worth, Shari, 142, 163,208 Beaton, Bruce, 193 Beaver, Owen, 193 Bedon, William, 109 Bedsaul, Eornie, 208 Beezley, Nancy, 63, 167, 175, 193 Beitscher, Carol, 179 Beihcher, Bill, 193 Bell, James, 208 Bell, Rebecca, 179 Belloirs, Chris, 109 Belveal, Patty, 171, 193 Beman, Patricia, 193 Benavidez, Trinidad, 208 Bennett, Bob, 208 Benson, John, 179 Boren, David, 208 Berkey, laos, 63, 142, 152,208 Berry, Marilyn, 173, 208 Betts, Katherine, 208 Beverly, lugeonio, 163 Beverly, Janice, 175 Bird, Orlo, 208 Black, Janet, 154 B!ackburn, Kay, 171,208 Blakely, Sandy, 138, 171 Blake,Mary,161,179 Blanai, Anthea, 179 Blanchard, Dionne, 179 Bland, Dick, 208 Blank, Barbaro, 208 Blatnik, fran, 208 Bleo, Ben, 209 Block, Jeannine, 209 Blaker, Judy, 161, 209 Blum, Gary, 138, 139, 168, 209 Boord, Sharon, 161, 175 Bobb, Merrick, 63, 139, 158, 209 Boles, Bill, 209 Ballacker, Brian, 158 Bolten, Barbara, 173, 209 Bomash, Dione, 175 Bonham, David, 179 Bonham, Barbara, 163, 173 Bonner, Shirley, 237 Bonsib, Betty, 89, 142, 163,209, 246 Borden, Beth, 63 Boreing, Jim, 100, 103, 166, 209 Bourke, laurie, 152, 161, 179 Bourke, William, 112, 138, 139, 166, 168,210 !ewers. nna, 179 Bowie, Carolyn, 210 Bowie, Colleen, 210 Boyd, An~rea, 68, 171, 237 Boyers, Bob, 166 Bragg, Caroline, 152, 161, 210 Brainerd, Ron, 154, 158 Brame, Randy, 139 Bram~. Nathan, 100, 103, 166 Bramley, Judi, 152, 192 Brandt, Nancy, 158, 179 Brannon, Bob, 100, 103, 139, 168, 194 Branum, Charles, 152, 194 Brennan, Jeannine~ 157 Brent, Roseonn, 175, 194 Brewer, Poul£tte, 179 Brewer, Margaret, 194 Bridaham, Vovlan, 142, 210 Britton, James, 160, 168, 210 Brocha, Kathy, 194 Brock, Ben, 194 Brock, Jean, 194 Brooks, Kathleen, 173 Brown, Cynthia, 157,210 Brown, Leslie, 210 Brown, Mark, 210 Brown, Sharon, 173, 210 Brawn, Shirley, 210 Brown, Suzanne, 161,210,246 Brown, William, 54, 139, 192, 194 Brueggeman, Nancy, 210 Brueuelbach, Hans, 179 Brueuelbach, Kathy, 142, 210 Brunkhorst, Elise, 175, 194 Brunton, Do..,e, 194 Bruso, Virginia, 142, 194 Buck,tein, Sandy, 152, 179 Bull, Judy, 194 Burbank, Jim, 194 Burch, laura, 210 Burdick, Dennis, 63 Burger, Ed, 154 Burgett, Connie, 152, 194 Bur , Gene, 176, 178 Burnett, Sue, 210 Bums, Cin~y. 89, 91, 92, 152, 192, 194 Burns, Michael, 163, 194 Burran, Lulie, 142,210 Bustamente, Alex, 179 Butcher, Ella, 210 Butler, JoAnne, 175 Butler, lois, 210 Butler, Mary, 175, 210 Buxton, Sharon, 142, 163,212 c Cabana, Donna, 194 Cobe, Candy, 212 Cabral, Arthur, 146 Cameron, Ch ryl, 157 Com ron, William, 179 Campbell, Curt, 179 Campbell, Jean, 146 Campbell, Paul, 212 Campbell, Shirley, 179 Canaday, Kirk, 212 Canaday, larry, 194 Con no to, Joseph, 212 Cantrell, Pholip, 111, 166,212 Capon, Mazy, 212 Corocasis, Connie, 142, 194 Corocasis, D•one, 179 Carbone, Bill, 212 Card, Marilyn, 194 Cardillo, David, 194 Carlson, Jon, 179 Carpenter, Connie, 194 Carreather, Kay, 212 Corter, Holman, 179 Corter, Kathleen, 212 Case, Kathleen, 161,212 Cassell, Paula, 212 Castillo, Patricio, 212 Castles, Jim, 166,212 Coustrito, lorraine, 175, 194 Covos, Diona, 194 Cozenove, Dole, 212 Cater, James, 194 Celestine, Bertha, 194 Chalk, Gene, 212 Chan, Diana, 173,212 Chapekis, Larry, 179 Chapin, Christy, 63, 146, 158, 194 Chapman, Allan, 194 Cheley, Carolyn, 152, 179 Childs, Carol, 212 Christensen, Steve, 160, 194 Cisco, Romano, 179 Clark, Dwayne, 194 Clor , Everett, 86, 179 Clark, Mary, 152, 213 Clark, Patricia, 213 Clark, Vicki, 194 Clarke, John, 237 Clarke, Koty, 146, 163, 179 Cleaver, James, 213 Cleland, Barbie, 179 Clements, Patty, 175, 194 Clift, leslie, 54, 63, 192, 194 Cluff, Annette, 146, 158, 194, 246 Cochran, Peggy, 213 Cody, Bill, 179 Coe, Carolyn, 179 Coe, Marilyn, 179 Cohen, Doris, 142 Cohen, Mona, 142 Cohn, Debbie, 166, 179 Collard, Charles, 213 Collins, Dabney, 179 Collins, David, 163 Collons, lois, 213 Collins, Tito, 213 Collins, Wendy, 194 Conover, Mary, 213 Conrad, Jack, 179 Conway, Tim, 146, 158,213 Cook, Debra, 175 Cook, linda, 194 Coo . Susan, 179 Cordova, Andrew, 194 Cornell, Warren, 179 Cola, leslie, 163, 175, 213 Coughlin, Gory, 194 Couture., Terri, 157 Covey, Bill, 195 Cowdrey, Dave, 139, 158, 213 Cowdrey, John, 174, 179 Cox, Barbara, 163, 175, 195 Cox, Charles, 213 Cox, Carolyn, 179 Craig, Bruce, 237 Croig, John R, 100, 103, 166 Cra..,en, Joan, 214 Cra..,en, lyf'lne, 157 Crews, Joanne, 171,214 Criss, Mary J., 160, 171, 195 Crocker, Edie, 214 Crockett, Cindy, 138, 157,214 Croes, Elizabeth, 171,214 Cron ey, Chri>tine, 175, 195 Crow, Joan, 160, 175, 195 Crumol, Tom, 103, 110, 160,214 Cruter, Gail, 160, 171, 214 Cruter, Koren, 142, 179 Culbertson, Suzette, 142,214 Cunningham, Connie, 214 Cunningham, Dennis, 214 Czeczok, Bla se 109 D Dahm, John, 214 Dolton, Harlan, 54, 139, 146, 192 Dalton, Valerie, 214 Daly, Mary, 214 Dalzell, Pam, 179 Daniels, John, 100, 103, 166, 195 Daniels, lloyd, 109 Darrow, Judy, 214 Davies, lenetto, 214 Davis, Ann, 163, 179 Davis, Debbie, 54, 178, 180 Davis, Donna, 171 Davis, Georgia, 173, 180 Davis, Jean, 175, 195 Davis, John, 113, 166 Davis, Julie, 214 Davis, Richard, 214 Davis, Ronald, 195 Davis, Susie, 138, 214 Davis, Val, 152, 214 Davisson, Sue, 158, 214 Dawson, Howard, 214 Dawson, Ste..,en, 214 Dawson, Yvonne, 214 Day, larry, 214 Dayton, Cheryl, 195 DeAnda, Jackie, 180 DeAnda, Vickie, 214 DeBell, fran, 142, 214 Decker, Margaret, 163, 171 DeCroce, Olivia, 180 Dedmon, Patty, 173, 214 Deeds, Tom, 180 DeHerrera, Alice, 180 DeHerrera, Carmen, 175 1 215 del Junco, Alice, 158, 215 del Junco, Gerry, 109, 180 Dennis, Steve, 158, 180 DeRoo, Diana, 173, 175,215 Dertonger, Steve, 100, 103, 166, 168, 195 DeSciose, frank, 71, 195 Detandt, Donno, 152, 163, 180 Deutsch, Kathy, 152, 180 Devereaux, Do..,e, 195 Dloz, Jennie, 180 Dill, Sandi, 180 Diner, Joni, 195,246 Dixon, Katherine, 195 Dorok, Marcia, 180 Dorchinez, Gary, 112, 166,215 Darius, Don, 215 Darius, Ron, 113, 166, 215 Douglas, Dee, 138,215 Douglas, Marcia, 215 Dreher, Mike, 215 Drew, Phyllis, 195 Dreyer, Judy, 146, 158, 175,215 Dreyer, Ron, 115, 146, 163 Dryden, linda, 158, 195 Dubois, Susan, 175, 195 Dudnikow, Tonia, 215 Dveirin, Jean, 163,215 Dungan, Dale, 195 Dunham, Gregory, 109 Dunlap, John, 215 Dunn, Rexo, 195 Dunn, Gloria, 237 Durance, Gory, 109 Duvall, Geraldine, 157 E Earl, Penny, 195 Earp, linda, 173, 175, 215 Easley, Earlene, 173 Easley, Robert, 195 Eastwood, Ron, 163 Edwards, Michael, 215 Egle, Martha, 175 Egri, George, 215 Eisnach, Jeanette, 195 241 �Student Index Eitemiller, Dan, 114, 115, 139, 166, 168, 192, 195, 246 Ekholm, Mor<io, 195 Eldredge, Kay, 63 Elenbogen, Jo, 63 Elkins, Diana, 180 Elliott, Betty, 217 Ellsworth, John, 93, 100, 103, 166, 217 Ellsworth, Roger, 180 Elmer, Linnea, 157, 195 Elmore, Marianne, 171 Elsey, Carolyn, 152, 161, 163, 217 Elson, Cherryl, 146, 180 Enerson, David, 217 Enderson, Robert, 180 Enge, Nade<n, 157, 217 Engles, linda, 195 English, Barbaro, 175 Eppleston, Glen, 63, 138, 173, 180 Epps, Harry, 217 Erbisch, Coral, 146, 160, 195 Erck, Merikay, 217 Erickson, Ronald, 217 Ericson, Carolyn, 217 Essig, Lindo, 152,217 Essman, John 70, 217 Euell, Gregory, 180 Evans, Judy, 216, 217 Everett, linda, 173 Everman, lorraine, 163 Eversman, linda, 173, 175, 195 Evett, Tono, 157 Ewing, Cindy, 142 Eyler, Paula, 217 F Fairall, Terroe, 217 Faris, Pat, 195 Farrell, John, 195 Fasano, Jim, 195 Febinger, Sandra, 180 Fernandez, Fred, 180 Ferris, linda, 173, 175, 195 Fey, Douglas, 195 Feilbert, Ruthe, 160, 180 Field, Richard, 138, 167, 217 Fields, Bert, 168, 195 Fields, Frances, 180 Fields, Raymond, 180 Fields, Renee, 180 Finley, Tom, 180 Finneran, Cathy, 195 Fiser, lee, ~5 Fisher, David, 217 fisher, Norman, 217 Fisher, Lynn, 195 Fisher, Sherry, 217 Fisher, Susan, 142, 180 Fitch, Edith, 217 Fliegler, tiail, 160 Flintroy, Beverly, 217 Florey, Jim, 115, 180 Flowers, Roger, 100, 103, 166,217 Floyd, Clay, 195 Floyd, Judy, 138,217 Foley, Kay, 195 Foley, Mary, 152 Folsom, Robert, 218 Fong, Rudy, 166,218 Ford, linda, 171 Foreman, Barbara, 63, 146, 195 Forrestol, Kiley, 171 Foster, Gary, 100, 103, 166, 218 Foster, Mark, 180 Foster, Ron, 195 Fotinos, Angie, 146, 180 Fountain, Roger, ]95 Foust, Jane, 180 Foust, Jay, 195 Fowlkes, Deidre, 157, 175,218 F.,x, Nancy, 195 Franchini, Terry, 167 Fronek, Joe, 100, 103, 166,218 Franklin, Dennis, 195 Freed, Craig, 180 Freemon, Bruce, 218 Friedlob, Cindy, 146, 175, 180 Fujimori, Melody, 146, 152, 195 Fujishima, Sharon, 146, 180 Fukuhara, Arlene, 175, 195 Fukuhoro, Charlene, 146, 175, 195 Fuller, John, 109, 180 Fuller, Roger, 195 Fulton, Dona, 195 242 G Gogan, Kathy, 180 Gale, Albert, 109 Gall, Barbara, 180 Gallagher, Ann, 218 Gallagher, Jeannie, 163, 175, 195 Gallon, Helen, 180 Gallatin, Carol, 180 Galloway, linda, 145 Gamble, Wilda, 157, 175 Gordo, Benny, 195 Garcia, Consuela, 218 Garcia, Robert, 115 Gardner, Miki, 180 Gardner, Ronnie, 54, 178, 180 Gordner, Toni, 175, 197 Gorfunkle, David, 166,218 Garner, leonard, 154 Garrett, James, 218 Gorrell, Kaihy, 63, 158, 218 Gorrell, laurie, 165 Garrett, Pat, 180 Garten, Roy, 197 Garvin, Kathleen, 218 Gaul, David, 180 Gaul, John, 100, 103, 166,218 Gaumer, Ronnie, 197 Govette, linda, 175, 197 Govlik, Cheryl, 218 Goy, Merrilee, 138, 152, 158, 161,218 Geddes, Jerry, 163, 218 Gelb, Mary, 218 Gerilz, Kathy, 197 Gersh, lawrence, 146, 197 Gettler, Beckie, 180 Gibbs, Susan, 175, 197 Gibson, Jim, 167, 181 Gibson, Jeff, 113 Gilchrist, Bruce, 109 Gilden, Ron, 168 Gilmore, Kaye, 158,218 Gilmore, Sue, 142, 146 Gipson, Bernard, 181 Gismondi, Pam, 181 Glanert, Sandra, 175, 197 Glassey, Bill, 154 Glassman, Joseph, 218 Glassman, Mori lyn, 197 Glathar, Judy, 181 Glauser, Nannette, 218 Glenn, John, 197 Goens, Robert, 181 Goldberg, Mark, 181 Goldhammer, Joe, 139, 168, 197, 246 Goldsmith, Doris, 161,217,246 Goldstone, Hank, 237, 246 Gonigom, Jacqueline, 218 Gonzales, Diona, 181 Gonzales, Marcello, 218 Goodgion, Keith, 158 Gordh, Marty, 146, 160, 171 Gordon, Barbara, 219 Gordon, Judith, 197 Graham, Fred, 142,219 Graham, Mary, 146, 181 Grams, Gary, 181 Grandy, Solly, 146, 161, 175, 181 Grant, Dennis, 219 Green, Deborah, 146, 171, 175, 181 Green, Joan, 197 Green, Tim, 181 Greenberg, Roger, 139 Greenlee, Sob, 197 Greenstein, Marsha, 219 Greer, Ina, 175, 197 Greer, Tim, 115, 163, 181 Greer, Wando, 160, 197 Griffey, Jennifer, 142, 197 Griffie, Koren, 173 Griffin, Jim, 181 Griffin, Marilyn, 181 Griffin, Solly, 197 Griffith, Ruth, 219 Grigg, Susan, 175 Grote, George, 197 Gruenert, Dona, 152 Gulliksen, Gary, 219 Gurtler, Nancy, 181 Hoger, Shannon, 181 Hagiyo, Mark, 114, 115 Hoilpern, Carol, 219 Hailpern, Paul, 219 Holbrook, Sue, 197 Hall, Charles, 219 Hall, lynn, 197 Hall, Russell, 181,246 Hall, Tyler, 197, 246 Hallberg, linda, 171, 197 Halter, Barbara, 219 Hamilton, Betty, 157 Hamilton, Jani, 171, 197 Hamilton, Nodine, 171,219 Hamlin, Sharon, 197 Hammer, Butch, 181 Hammer, Nancy, 158 Hammeri, Sandy, 181 Hammock, Anita, 175 Hampton, lee, 219 Hampton, Barry, 181 Honotoni, Susan, 181 Hanchett, Janet, 146, 175 Hanchett, Raymond, 219 Hanchett. Virginia Moe, 175 Hanley, Glenn, 109, 115 Hansen, Dean, 219 Haraway, Penny, 220 Hardimon, Sondra, 220 Harding, John, 70, 158, 220 Harding, linn, 152, 163, 220 Harding, Roger, 115 Hardy, Dove, 115, 181 Horman, Sterling, 142 Harper, Sue, 181 Hoffman, Ann, 221 Hoffman, Rodney, 109 Hogue, Michael, 100, 103, 166, 221 Holden, Koren, 142, 221 Holley, Jennifer, 221 Hollis, Pam, 152, 161,221,246 Hollis, Robert, 146 Holmes, Ann, 146, 181 Holmes, Carol, 171 Holmes, leslie, 171 Holst, Manta Jo, 198 Holubecz, Erika, 198 Holubecz, Jce, 221 Holyfield, Jim, 181 Homstod, Jim, 146, 181 Homstod, Mary, 152, 198 Hooker, Karen, 142, 198 Hopkins, Kent, 115, 142, 154, 221 Horn, Carol, 175 Horton, Cheryl, 152, 198 Horvat, Dione, 182 Horvath, Frank, 124, 198 Hotaling, Kathy, 198 Houlihan, Barbaro, 182 House, Koren, 198 Hartzman, Richard, 70, 138, 158, 220 Howell, Gene, 221 Hubbard, Shirley, 163, 171, 175, 221 Hudgins, Andrea, 182 Hudson, Joyce, 175, 198 Huff, Joe, 182 Huhnke, Susan, 198 Hull, Danny, 198 Hume, Greg, 109 Humm, Karyn, 146, 158, 198 Humm, Marti, 146, 1B2 Humphrey, John, 163, 182 Hunsaker, Jim, 63, 158, 222 Hurd, Barbara, 146, 182 Hasegawa, Duane, 168, 197 Hurst, Janice, 182 Hasson, Jill, 161, 197 Hurst, Jerry, 222 Huskey, Nick, 222 Huwa, Joyce, 222 Hyland, Kathleen, 171, 182 Harrington, Susan, 163 Harris, Bev, 142, 220 Harris, Bobbie, 181 Harris, Bob, 197 Harrison, Torry, 113, 166 Hart, Chris, 197 Hortman, Gene, 181 Hastings, Carolyn, 181 Hougen, Beth, 63, 163, 197 Hawkins, Gail, 142, 175, 197 Hawkins, Stephanie, 206, 220, 246 Howley, Beth, 142, 152, 197 Hawley, Sande, 146, 175, 181 Hearn, Carol, 54, 178, 181 Hearn, Kathy, 192, 198 Hearn, Patricia. 220 Hearnsberger, Cathy, 161,220 Heckemeyer, Trudy, 152, 237 Heckenlively, John, 138, 158, 220 Hedenskog, Kathy, 171, 220 Hedge, Enid, 157 Heger, Kathy, 181 Heidbrok, Bonn ie, 171, 181 Heidbrak, Christy, 138,220 Heilig, Jerry, 198 Heilig, Mary, 146, 181 Heim, Dave, 63, 220 Heisten, Carol, 163 Heit, Barbaro, 157,220 Hellen, Marlyn, 220 lmes, Rinnie, 198 Irving, Barbara, 146, 198 Iversen, Astrid, 54, 206, 222 Iwasaki, Art, 222 J Jackson, Donna, 173, 222 Jackson, Elaine, 171, 198 Jackson, Steve, 111, 166 Jackson, Terrance, 182 Jacobs, Janet, 158, 198 Jacobson, Judy, 198 Jacobson, Sonja, 222 James, Chester, 198 James, Janet, 173 Jefferson, Marilyn, 198 Jenkins, Don, 182 Hindman, Chris, 109 Hinshaw, Charles, 221 Haag, Tom, 112, 166, 168, 198 Jenkins, Harold, 182 Jenkins, leah, 142 Jensen, linda, 146, 167, 182 Jent, Robert, 152 Jernigan, Jay, 198 Jevnoger, Lindo, 182 Johns, Sondra, 222 Johnson, Alan, 198 Johnson, Carole, 1B2 Johnson, David, 198 hhnson, Diedre, 175 Johnson, Edie, 182 Johnson, Francey, 175, 198 Johnson, Gregory, 222 Johnson, Jacquelyn, 163, 173 Johnson, John, 182 Johnson, Koren, 222 Johnoon, Kathi, 198 Johnson, Lars, 182 Johnson, linda, 198 Johnson, Morga<et, 167, 222 Johnson, Mark, 100. 103, 166 Johnson, Mary, 54, 161,206,222 Johnson, Sara, 163, 182 Johnson, Stephen, 166, 222 Hoague, Diona, 181 Johnson, Terry, 146 Helstien, Sherie, 198 Hendryson, John, 109, 115, 181 Hendryson, Mike, 100, 103, 114, 166, 198 Hendryson, Susan, 220 Henry, Charlotte, 173, 175, 220 Henry, Alice, 181 Hensley, Ronald, 109, 181 Hernandez, Elmer, 220 Herrera, Carol, 161, 220 Hess, John, 221 Hess, Lindo, 198 Hess, Robert, 198 Hessenius, Connie, 181 Hester, Rod, 221 Hickmon, Koren, 146, 181 Hiden, Irma, 198 Higgins, Cynthia, 221 Hill, Kathy, 146 Hill, Kenneth, 221 Hillmeyer, Susan, 175 H Haberkorn, Carol, 197 Hoberstich, Alice, 163 Hagadorn, Vaughn, 197 Hoague, George, 221 Hobbs, Toni, 173,221 Hochstadt, Barry, 139 Hocking, Julie, 181 Hodgson, Franki, 221 �Student Index Johnson, Vera, 222 J:>hnstone, Clint, 168, 222 Jones, Dole, 182 Jones, Francelia, 223 Jones, Juanita, 198 Jones, Paula, 151, 161,223 Jones, Nelda, 182 Jones, Wanda, 173, 175, 199 Jordan, Nancy, 182 Joslin, larry, 199 Jovanovich, Ann, 158, 161,223 K Kambara, Eugene, 168, 223 Karakawa, Phil, 146, 168, 182 Kato, Sharon, 146, 182 Katz, Nancy, 223 Kovos, George, 182 Kawakami, Albert, 182 Kearney, Karen, 182 Kearney, Mary, 163, 198 Kearns, Jinny, 223 Keins, Hil.:lo, 142, 163, 206,223 Kelley, Jacqueline, 182 Kelley, Behy, 182 Kemp, KEnneth, 223 Kenney, Jim, 223 Kenney, Pamela, 175, 198 Kersey, Judith, 223 Kess, Bill, 223 Ketter, Catherine, 223 Kiddie, Doug, 168, 182 Kiddie, Jennifer, 223 Kimmett .. Clarence, 223 Kindel, William, 163, 182 King, Karen, 198 Kishiyama, Shirley, 63, 138, 224 Kiuell, Paul, 109, 182 Klima, lnge, 163, 224 Kline, Kiffaney, 158, 163, 224 Kloppel, Kenneth, 224 Kluth, Ellen, 160 Knight, Harold, 198 Knoll, larry, 182 Koberstein, Debbie, 182 Koenigsberg, Nicki, 171,224 Kontnik, John, 115, 166, 182 Kontnik, lewis, 114, 115, 224 Koshi, Howard, 158, 167,224 Koto, Paul, 182 Kotzelnick, Gayle, 158, 163, 182 Krapu, Julie, 224 Krapu, Vicky, 199 Kroutman, Stan, 182 Kreider, James, 163, 199 Kreps, Robert, 224 Krill, Sue, 146, 161, 199 Kubly, Pam, 163, 175, 199 Kuchel, Michele, 163, 167 Kulling, Janet, 199 Kurtzer, Dennis, 199 Kurz, Barbara, 182 Kusulos, Elaine, 182 Kuhuma, Kristine, 163, 175, 199 Kyle, Dick, 182 Kyle, Shirley, 199 L lackemann, George, 70, 146, 158, 224 lambott, linda, 182 lancaster, Dole, 199 landis, Hale, 158, 199 landau, Felix, 113, 146, 166 lane, Toni, 173, 182 lang, Claudia, 54, 70, 142, 206, 224, 246 long, Connie, 182 langford, Charlotte, 175, 224 larsen, Timothy, 224 larson, linda, 142, 224 lasby, Stanley, 174, 199 Lasky, Ann, 173, 199 Lasky, Jay, 182 Lasley, Saundra, 175, 199 Lauterbach, Helen, 163, 199 lawrence, Mike, 112, 166, 199 lawrenson, Stanley, 174 laws, Bill, 199 lawson, lee, 199 lawson, Marvell, 199 leach, Marilyn, 163, 182 leaf, linda, 146 Leahy, linda, 158, 163,224 leon, Guirec, 22.4 leBois, Doreen, 199 LeClaire, Pat, 63, 174 lee, Carol, 138, 173, 199 lee, Mike, 138, 199 lee, Sharon, 175 Leever, Barbara, 225 Lehr, Ronald, 139, 168, 199, 246 l Master, David, 225 Lenhart, Darlene, 182 leonard, Judy, 182 leonard, Sharon, 225 levisohn, Janice, 146, 199 levy, Arthur., 109 lewis, Gary, 154 lewis, Marion, 173, 225 ley, David B., 142 Lighthall, Jack, 168, 225 lind, Jeff, 168 lindholm, Charles, 52, 225 lindley, Edward, 142 lindsay, Doug, 184 lindsay, linda, 167, 199 linn, Deanna, 175, 199 linno, Ron, 199 linton, Carla, 18.4 linton, Carol, 184 little, Martha, 199 llafot, Eloth, 161, 175, 199 llafet, Eugene, 225 loeb, Alan, 111,139,166,168,225 loomis, Barbara, 63, 139, 184 loomis, Howard, 63, 139, 225 long, Sandy, 175, 200 Lori, Anthony, 225 Lori, Janel, 225 lotz, Richard, 184 loui, Colvin, 1-46 loui, Kenneth, 184 love, Chuck, 145 loveland, Mickie, 184 lowman, Yvette, 142, 146, 163, 173, 175, 225 lukich, Tom, 184 Luman, Tom, 184 Luman, Fronk, 200 lundquist, David, 167, 200 lundquist, Sheryl, 157, 225 lundquist, lorene, 152, 175,200 lung, Kenneth, 184 lupberger, Anne, 146, 171, 184 Lyden, Eleanor, 146, 171, 184 lynn, George, 225 lytle, Jamie, 70, 225 M Macintosh, Don, 100, 103, 115, 166, 168, 225 Macintosh, William, 109, 166, 184 Maclean, Bruce, 1-46, 184 MacMillan, James. 225 MacMillan, John, 225 MacMillan, lindsay, 200 MacNeill, Janet, 101, 22S Madonna,Anne,226 Madsen, David, 226 Mahan, Allyson, 226 Mohr. Gail, 171, 184 Mohr, Pete, 171, 174,200 Maierhoffer, Teena, 152, 163, 226 Maletic, Pamela, 138, 163, 226 Mallett, Robert, 152, 184, 226 Mann, John, 138. 160 Manning, Anno, 152, 184 Manning, Mary, 175, 226 Manning. Oma, 226 Marcus, Ros e, 1-46, 163 Margolin, Sonia, 163, 226 Moritz, Koren, 200 Markham, Cynthia Jo, 152, 175, 226 Marotte, Rick, 226 Martin, Dale, 226 Martin, Ed, 200 Martin, Eugene, 200 Martin, Kay, 18.4 Martinez, Stella, 226 Martyn, Paul, 93, 226 Marx, Jim, 184 Masunaga, laura, 146, 161, 184 Mosunagct, Joyce, 226 Matheney, Mike, 184 Matsumonji, lance, 200 Matthews, Terry, 109, 184 Maupin, Judi, 226 Maxson, Pat, 142,226, 246 May, Greg, 184 May, Russ, 174 May, lois, 145, 175, 200 Mayberry, Jeanette, 184 Mayeda, Joanne, 226 MeA veal, Marlene, 18.4 McCandless, Stove, 63, 226 McConnell, Geri, 184 McCormack, Brian, 63, 18.4 McCoy, Judith, 163, 226 McDonald, Jane, 200 McDonald, Bob, 184 M.Eihinney, Mark, 109 McGee, Barbara, 173, 200 McGee, Kenyon, 200 McGrath, Elaine, 163, 200 McGrath, linda, 200 McKee, Cynthia, 142, 146, 184 M'Kenzie, Ellen, 146, 184 McKenzie, Jackie, 200 McKenzie, Gorda, 78, 91, 152, 161, 200 McKercher, Dan, 226 McKinney, Katherine, 157, 226 McKinzie, Ginny, 152,200 Mclean, Rene, 228 M:lelland, Sandra, 228 McMillan, Jane, 152, 200 McMosley, Bill, 200 McMurdo, Robert, 228 McNamara, Mickey, 200 McNassor, Ronald, 228 McNatt, Sandy, 175, 200 McNeill, Nancy, 184 McPherson, Ronald, 228 McPherson, Sherry, 185 McQuery, Vicky, 175 Means, "-om, 228 Meininger, Candy, 175,200 Meininger, Henry, 228 Meis, Jerry, 200 Melnick, Barbara, 160, 200 Mengel, Mary, 146, 158,228 Mericle, Jim, 200 Merritt, Suzi, 228 Metcalfe, Janis, 53, 54, 228 Metz, Carl, 192, 200 Moza, Ann, 157, 200 Mickelson, Sylvia, 185 Miller, Barbara, 185 Miller, Bev, 146, 228 Miller, Chris, 171, 228 Miller, Connie, 200 Miller, Jack, 228 Miller, Judith, 54, 192, 200 Miller, Sue Ann, 142, 164, 200, 246 Miller, Susan, 200 Millican, Dexter, 166, 228 Milligan, Steve, 168, 200 Milligan, Terry, 185 Mollward, Jay, 238 Milstein, Janet, 200, 246 Mitchell, Brian, 228 Miura, Karen, 146, 158, 228, 246 Modesitt, lani, 146, 152, 161,206,228 Montes, Ann, 152, 163, 185 Moody, Eric, 158,228 Moody, Mary Jane, 200 M<>ore, Deborah, 173 M:>ore, Mary, 175, 200 Moore, Hugh, 168, 246, 200 Moore, Rochelle, 200 Morgan, Bill, 138, 145, 228 Morgenegg, Carl, 229 Morimoto, Ellen, 171, 185 Morimoto, Sharon, 175, 200 Morishige, Doreen, 229 Moritis, Guntis, 138, 154,229 Morris, lee, 229 Morris, Peggy, 175 Moses, Anne, 173, 175, 229 Moses, Jeff, 112, 139, 166,229 Mosman, lillian, 229 Mourheu, Dove, 200 Mourne, Tina, 142, 200 Mowe, Carolyn, 161, 229 Moyers, Jack, 100, 103, 139, 166,229 Mruz, Dick, 200 Mueller, Joan, 185 Mueller, Roberta, 171, 185 Mullenax, Janice, 157, 175 Mullins, Julio, 171 Murray, Marsha, 185 Musick, Richard, 168, 229 Myers, Beverly, 146, 229 Myers, linda, 158, 200 Myers, John, 200 N Nady, Jay, 109 Nady, X., 54, 92, 100, 103, 138, 145, 166,206 Naiman, Sharrcn, 229 Nakamura, Bruce, 138 Nakamura, Dennis, 200 Nakamura, Richard, 229 Nakashima, Connie, 185 Nakata, Wesley, 146, 185 Naylor, Andy, 185 Neil, Carol, 173, 175, 229 Nelson, Judy, 142, 145, 146,230 Nelson, Mike, 109, 185 Neptune, Deborah, 185 Nesmith, James, 230 Nethaway, Susan, 185 Neuberger, Carol, 230 Neumann, John, 200 Neumann, Judy, 163, 185 Newell, AI, 230 Newell, Donna, 185 Newlin, Kay, 185 Newman~ Nancy, 175 Newton, Brent, 111, 166, 200 Newton, Jennie, 185 Newton, Kari l., 93, 161,230 Nicholson, David, 93, 163, 168, 230 Nielsen, Pam, 200 Nielson, Robert, 200 Nieminen, Suscn, 230, 246 Nightingale, Conrad, 185 Nious, Juanell, 146, 230 Nishikawa, Barry, 185 Nixon, Diona, 185 Noel, Buddy, 56, 112, 139, 166, 168, 230 Nolan, Tom, 154 Norman, Mary Ann, 200 Norman, Ralph, 230 Norris, Barbaro, 185 Norris, Peggy, 175 Nowels, Nancy, 152, 230 Nulan, Darrell, 230 Nusbaum, Douglas, 154 0 Oakley, Vera, 200 Odago, John, 206, 230 Oglei, Sandra, 237 Ohmer, Jane, 142, 171,200 Ohr, Rochelle, 158, 246, 230 Olsen, les, 200 Olsen, Ray, 230 Omohundro, lee, 93, 103, 1'00, 166, 200 O'Neill, Eileen, 185 O'Neill, Pat, 70, 160, 230 Otstot, Ray, 200 Overton, Sharon, 185 Owens, Constance, 230 Oye, Cheryl, 200 p Pace, Bill, 71, 168, 206,230 Pace, Jane, 146, 175, 185 Packer, Gail, 185 Pagliasotti, John, 200 Papazian, Suzanne, 201 Pappas, Kathy, )85 Parker, Jan, 185 Parkinson, Pete, 230 Parks, Joyce, 175, 185 Parks, Robert, 63, 230 Partridge, laura, 163, 175 Potakotis, James, 230 Pate, Katy, 91, 93, 152, 161,201 Palo, Meredy, 89, 91, 93, 146, 152,201 Patterson, Patty, 78, 90, 175,201 Patterson, Tom, 201 Pattison, Ann, 152, 163, 230 Paul, leonard, 201 Paxson, Cheryl, 78, 152, 230 Pearce, Pam, 157 Pearce, Wayne, 231 Pennella, Jim, 201 Perkins, Irma, 231 Peros, Elaine, 187 243 �Student Index Peros, Phyllis, 187 Perske, Roger, 187 Persson, lynn, 146, 187 Peterson, Donold, 187 Peterson, Gary, 187 Peterson, Kent, 168, 231 Petet, John, 187 Petty, Rod, 231 Pfeifer, Sylvia, 231 Philippe, Jonne, 201 Phillips, Carol, 163, 231 Phillips, Howard, 63, 139, 158, 231 Phillips, Marjorie, 231 Phillips, Michelle, 187 Phillips, Susan, 163, 175 Phillips, Wayne, 70, 158, 231 Pierce, Marsha, 201 Pierce, Verne, 231 Pierson, 8ev, 187 Pierson, Mike, 201 Pile, Cookie, 231 Pitts, Jeanette, 231 Plante, Arleen, 231 Plotts, Terri, tn Plunkett, Constance, 93, 231 Poletti, Donald, 231 Poleen, Maralyn, 231 Pollock, Sharon, 201 Pomeranz, Ron, 168 Pomeranz, Ric, 100, 103, 138, 166, 206, 231 Pontow, Art, 201 Pope, Rennie, 100, 103, 166, 231 Porter, Mona, 161,201,246 Potter, Tam, 112, 154, 166,201 Pratt, Dolores, 201 Price, David, 187 Pringle, Barbara, 231 Pritchard, Lilli, 78, 89, 91, 152,201 Pritchard, Marilynne, 78, 152, 161,231 Proulx, Victor, 138, 171 Pryor, Bob, 114, 115, 166,231 Pryor, Mike, 55, 63, 178, 187 Pudlik, David, 187 Pumphrey, Peter, 139, 168,231 P11sede, Willie, 187 R Raffin, Karen, 142, 231 Ragulsky, Rosemary, 201 Rankin, linda, 187 Ronnie, George, 231 Raphael, les, 168, 201 Rausch, Keith, 109 Reddy, Ronald, 231 Redic, Ric, 109 Redmond, linda, 173 Reed, les, 163 Reed, Sylvester, 54, 100, 103, 166, 168, 200, 231 Reid, Bill, 168 Reisbick, Beth, 54, 158, 160,206, 232 Remedi, Richard, 232 Rendle, Judy, 142 Rentie, Don, 232 Renz, Pat, 201 Replin, Steve, 201 Rettberg, Susan, 161 Reynolds, Norma, 146, 201 Reynolds, William, 109 Rhoads, Warren, 201 Rice, Diana, 142, 171, 201 Richards, Bernadette, 187 Richards, Wardell, 232 Richardson, Carolyn, 161, 175, 201 Richardson, Fannie, 232 Richardson, Joyce, 201 Richardson, Ken, 168, 187 Richardson, Shonna, 232 Richey, Nancy, 187 Richie, Janice, 232 Riedesel, Kathy, 63, 161, 163, 201 Riedesel, William, 63, 70, 139,232 Riffe, Mary, 232 Riffel, Cathy, 178, 187 Riffel, Pam, 232 Rigg, Jack, 201 Rindom, Kay, 201 Rios, Delilah, 187 Ripp, Chareen, 232 Ritkouski, leonard, 232 Ritterspach, Janet, 187 Roach, Julie, 232 244 Robinson, linda, 232 Robinson, Michelle, 187 Robonson, Rosemary, 232 Robinson, Russ, 163, 232 Rodgers, Sandra, 232 Rodriquez, loretta, 201 Rodriquez, Ralph, 232 Rogers, Donna, 175, 187 Rogers, Gloria, 201 Rogers, Wayne, 187 Roggenbach, Ann, 201 Rollins, Myrna, 232 Rome. Eli, 201 R->meo, Mary, 232 Romeo, Vicki, 232 Rose, Judy, 233 Rose, Karen, 187 Rose, leonard, 70, 167, 233 Ross, Betsy, 142, 146, 187 Ross, John, 187 Rothchild, Sara, 201 Rowley, Ann, 187 Rubin, Miriam, 160,201,246 Ruggles, Glenn, 109, 187 Rumfelt, Rex, 201 Rupp. Cynthia, 233 Rupp, Ken, 11 1, 166, 201 Ruuel, Renee, 187 s Saavedra, Mary, 187 Saavedra, Theresa, 233 Sack, Jim, 201 Sack, Jerry, 201 Sage, Carol, 175 Sagstetter, Bill, 160 Sakamoto, Carrie, 201 Sakamoto, Harriett, 187 Saks, Mikkel, 63, 71, 146, 201 Salinas, Joe, 187 Salinas, Samuel, 201 Sanchez, Benny, 115 Sanders, Herbert, 109, 187 Sanders, Maria, 187 Sanders, Vickie, 146, 152, 158, 233 Sanderson, Anita, 173 Sanderson, Carol Ann, 173, 187 Sanderson, Mary, 142, 157, 173,233 Sandford, Ruth, 175, 201 Santifer, Joe, 100, 103, 166 Sargent, Susan, 233 Sarner, larry, 167 Savageou, Stephen, 146 Savoy, Phyllis, 173, 175, 201 Sawaya, Alice, 152, 163, 187 Sawrey, Bill, 233 Scantlin, Wayne, 202 Scavo, Jim, 202 Schaetzel, Tom, 168, !02 Schanefelt, Tom, 233 Schemel, Rosalie, 142, 233 Schilt, Margie, 161, 188 Schmid, Dave, 168, 188 Schmidt, Judy, 173, 188 Schneider, Cynthia, 138, 158,233 Schodde, Sandra, 68, 89, 93, 152, 161, 206,233 Schoendaller, Kathleen, 163, 175, 202 Schoenfelder, Mary, 233 Schomberg, Darlene, 175 Schones, Pete, 202 Schott, Barbara, 188 Schult<, Patricia, 233 Schurr, Ginny, 152,233 Scott, Joe, 139, 168 Scott, Saundra, 233 Scott, Sue, 160, 163, 175, 202 Seftor, Laurence, 188 Seifried, Jolene, 161,202 Sekyra, Candy, 163, 188 Serbes, Lorraine, 171 Servey, linda, 160 Severtson, Ann, 163, 202 Seydel, Fred, 70, 114, 115, 138, 139, 158, 166, 233 Seymour, Ida, 175, 188 Shafer, Robert, 188 Shanahan, William, 202 Sharp, David, 163, 233 Sharpe, Mary Ann, 188 Shea, Cathy, 160, 175, 202 Shea, Mary, 202 Sheffield, Jay, 233 Shelton, John, 233 Shepherd, Greg, 233 Shormack, Susan, 146, 161, 188 Shields, John, 188 Shipp, Pamela, 146 Shockey, Barbara, 233 Shockley, Cordelia, 234 S.,o,.t, Diane, 202 Shrimplin, Karen, 1.57 Shu lander, larry, 188 Shwaydor, Martha, 163, 188 Sidwell, David, 100, 103, 166, 234 Sienknecht, Judy, 202 Siler, Susan, 188 Silva, Barba,-a Ann, 188 Silva, Geraldine, 188 Silver, Jack, 160 Simonton, Cindy, 161, 202 Simonton, Skip, 112, 166,202 Simpson, Dianne, 202 Simpson, Don, 234 Singer, Paul, 188 Skeeters, Gary, 178, 188 Skolout, Janice, 202 Slack, Janet, 173, 234 Slaughter, Margaret, 202 Slaughter, Susan, 142, 163,234 Slaven, Flora, 188 Slothower, John, 168, 234 Slovek, John, 109 Small, Paul, 109 Smith, Beryl, 234 Smith, Betty, 146, 175 Smith, Donna, 234 Smith, Jeanette, 234 Smith, leonard, 202 Smith, Mildred, 188 Smith, Nancy, 188 Smith, Pete, 202 Smith, Ronald, 188 Smith, Sandra, 171, 234 Smith, Suzy, 188 Smith, Torry, 234 Sneed, Jim, 203 Snider, liz, 175, 203 Sokor, David, 158 Solis, Bev, 203 Southern, George, 203 Spar, Barbara, 171,203,246 Sparks, Pat, 138, 154, 158, 234 Speak, Paulette, 203 Speliotes, Dean, 203 Spence, Charlene, 63, 89, 152, 163, 206, 234 Spriek, linda, 152, 203 Sprigg, Alan, 166, 234 Springs, Meredith, 171, 175, 234 Springs, Paul, 100, 103, 166, 168 Stafford, Cheryl, 142, 234 Standley, Dick, 146, 188 Staples, Valerie, 146, 160,203 Starr, Betty, 78, 88, 91, 152, 161,203 Sterle, Roy, 188 Stensaas, Pat, 175,203 Stern, Dave, 203 Stevens, David, 166 Stevens, Jerry, 166 Stevens, Ronald, 234 Stevenson, Karen, 234 Stewart, Richard, 188 Stirling, Stephen, 167 Stone, la11rel, 152, 234 Stone, Russell, 63, 188 Stott, linda, 63, 188, 234Stotts, Reid, 171, 234 Stout, Alex, 203 Stout, Ty, 203 Stracy, Emi, 152, 163,234 Strakosh, Pam, 234 Stranahan, Pat, 234 Strand, Don, 146, 234 Stratton, Mike, 100, 103, 146, 166 Strawbridge, Patricia, 235 Streed, Ronald, 188 Street, lynn, 138, 145, 175,234 Streno, Connie, 234 Stripling, Pamela, 188 Stroh, Debby, 146, 188 Stroh, Toni, 235 Strong, Shirley, 235 Struble, Wally, 235 Str~~ck, Cecelia, 160, 203 Stuart, Margaret, 171 Stuber!, Paula, 235 Sudduth, Judi, 188 Sudholt, Fritz, 166 Suiter, Dana, 235 Sullivan, Douglas, 235 Summers, David, 188 Summers, Paul, 235 Sundby, David, 154, 188 Sunderland, leslie, 146 Suzuki, Steven, 188 Swain, Tyrone, 109 Swanson, Pat, 171, 235 Swanson, Richard, 233 Swatek, Patricia, 146, 188 Sweazy, Alice, 173, 203 Sweeney, Kathie n, 188 Swenson, Cheryl, 163, 189 Swiger, Paul, 146 T Tague, George, 109 Takamine, Connie, 163, 189 Takamine, Gail, 152, 189 Takamine, Gene, 146, 166,235 Tanzer, Aliso, 189 Tartler, Edd, 235 Tartler, Edina, 203 Tatter, Ruth, 142, 235 Tatum, Peggy, 203 Tawil, Dan, 111, 166 Tawil, Josette, U2, 1_89 Taylor, Cynthia, 189 Taylor, Jim, 189 Taylor, Kathy, 89 Tedesko, Gary, 235 Teeple, Don, 235 Temple, Karen, 203 Ten-Brink, Donna, 142 Ten-Brink, Steve, 235 Tepley, Claudia, 235 Tepley, Gwen, 203 Terry, Maureen, 235 Thach, Henry, 146, 189 Thach, Susan, 146 Thaemert, Marcia, 189 Thayer, Sandi, 189 Thede, Susan, 142, 161, 166,235 Thomas, Deborah, 235 Thomas, Marie, 157, 163 Thompson, Bob, 189 Thompson, Gary, 160, 203 Thompson, Sue, 167, 235 Thurman, Nancy, 189 Thurow, Bill, 189 Thurow, John, 235 Thurow, Pam, 175,203 Tidwell, Cora Jean, 173, 203 Tillis, Rayford, 109 Timchula, Mike, 111,139, 166,203,246 Timmons, Irene, 203 Tobias, Yvonne, 63, 158, 160,235 Tobin, Donna, 189, 152 Toffoli, Georjean, 203 Toliver, Chuck, 166 Toliver, Sheila, 175 Townsend, Leslie, 189 Traher, Anita, 175, 205 Travis, John, 71, 167 Trotsky, linda, 163, 235 Trotsky, Jim, 111, 166, 189 Troyer, Jackie, 146 Trujillo, Christella, 189 Tsuchimoto, Jane, 175, 189 Tucker, Kristie, 189 Tucker, linda, 171, 205 Tucker, Ralph, 189 Tujishima, Sharon, 175 Tunson, Floyd, 100, 103, 166 Turnbull, Carl, 189 Tursick, John, ;235 Tursick, Steve, 189 Twist, Lavonne, 189 Twist, Tom, 235 u Udd, Cindy, 160, 175, 205 Ullmer, Barbara, 145,236 Upshaw, Chuck, 146 Uti, David, 205 v Van Bradt, John, 205 Van Buskirk, Phil, 109, 189 �Student Index Vanderhoven, JoAnn, 191 Wallace, Margo, 191 Vonderhoven, Leonard, 191 Van Meter, Mike, 236 Walls, Loujuoro, 191 Van Meter, Rusty, 191 Vasquez, lydia, 191 Vefald, Mary, 17.5 Verst ..gh, Ginger, 20.5 Walton, John, 71,236 Wanifuchi, Howard, 191 Ward, Carolyn, 1.52, 20.5 Vescio, Eileen, 236 Vette, Valerie, 236 Washco, Carol, 236 Washco, Don, 191 Watanabe, Sharon, 17.5, 20.5 Waterman, Jane, 17.5, 20.5 Watson, Elaine, 1.58, 163, 236 Watson, Valerie, 171, 191 Walls, Dorothy, 163, 20.5 Walls, Marilyn, 146, 236 Walls, lynda, 17.5, 20.5 Weaver, David, 168, 20.5 Weber, Robert, 191 Wehrli, Carol, 146, 191 Vickers, Carol, 236 Vockel, Steve, 236 Vogel, Donra, 191 Vogel, Howard, 112, 166 Vogel, Dick, 112, 166 Volz, Richard, 20.5 Volz, Tom, 20.5 Voorhees, Ida, 17.5, 236 Vrellos, James, 71, 1.58, 236 w Walton, Emmogene, 191 Warner, Bonnie, 17.5 Weimer, Mike, 236 Wack, lana, 236 Woda, Mathew, 20.5 Weindel, Connie, 173, 17.5, 20.5 Wagner, Barbara, 17!J Weisbart, Craig, 191 Weiss, James, 138, 1.52, 236 Welch, larry, 236 Wellington, Kathy, 86, 191 Wells, Maur.. n, 236 Welsh, Mary lou, 191 Westbrooks, Joyce, 191 Westmoreland, Mike, 20.5 Wheat, James, 1.54 Wheeler, Ann, 163, 236 Wheelock, Norman, 236 Whelan, Edward, 20.5 Wagner, Paul, 236 Walker, Beverly, 20.5 Walker, Bruce, 168, 20.5 Walker, leslie, 171, 236 Walker, Nicholas, 109, 191 Walker, Phyllis, 1.52 Wallace, Debi, 191 Wallace, Diane, 68, 141, 142, 1«, 149, 1.5.5, 236, 246 Wallace, Elana, 173, 236 Wallace, Marcellus, 100, 103, 138, 146,166 Weipert, Dove, 20.5 Whisler, Joanne, 146, 20.5 Whisler, Sharon, 161, 236 White, Gary, 1.54, 191 White, Karla, 63, 138, 236 White, Ron, 237 White, Terry, 146 Whillemore, Art, 139,20.5 Wickersham, lynn, 20.5 Wickliffe, Alicia, 142, 173, 17.5, 191 Wieder, J~dy, 173, 17.5, 20.5 Wieder, Marie, 173, 17.5, 237 Widmar, Charles, 191 Wilbur, Steve, 111, 166, 191 Wilcox, Mary, 161,20.5 Wilhoite, lauren, 17.5, 20.5 Wilkins, Sharie, 20.5 Williams, Chuck, 100, 166, 237 Williams, Eugene, 109, 191 Williams, Everette, 109, 191 Williams, Marsha, 173, 237 Williams, Tom, 237 Wilson, Chuck, 103, 191 Wilson, Maria, 20.5 Wilson, Stella, 191 Wilson, Vickey, 1.58 206, 237 Windecker, Rena, 191 Winkler, Tom, 191 Winter, Barbara, 142, 237 Wohl, Carol, 63, 149, 20.5 Wong, Cynthia, 1.52, 237 Wong, Devon, 1.52, 191 Wong, Gloria, 146, 173,237, 246 Wang, Marshall, .54, 139, 192, 20.5 Wood, Dean, 237 Wood, Gary, 109, 191 Wood, Vicci, 237 Woods, Scottie, 191 Worley, Vicki, 20.5 Wortham, Darlene, 142, 17.5 Wosk, Maureen, 237 Wright, Barbara, 17.5 Wright, Brenda, 17.5 Wright, Helen, 1.57 Wright, Janice, 63, 206, 237 Wright, Kay, 17.5, 191 Wright, Mardi, 1.52, 20.5, 246 Wright, Sheryl, 161,20.5 Wunderlich, Gregg, 20.5 Wytias, Susie, 191 y Yankee, loutitia, 237 Varian, Dee, 237 Yonker, Nick, 237 Yaung, Carolyn, 1.52, 161, 237 Yaung, Margaret, 146, 1.52, 20.5 Young, Dick, 138, 237 Yaung, Susan, 191 z Zieber!, Brigitte, 20.5 Ziegler, Cindy, 20.5 Zigler, Cathy, 20.5 linn, Marlene, 63 Zolar, Mary, 191 Zolzer, David, 191 Zurbrugg, Kay, 237 Teacher- Office Staff A F Acsell, Raymond P., 30 Fesler, Barbara, 2.5 Anderson, Anne Louise, 46 Finney, Patricia, 141, 184 Arnold, Helen, 24 Asklof, Shirley, 30 Flotow, Eleanor C., 22 Fox, Wayne, 31 French, larry, 26 French, linda, 17 Fruland, Judy, 18 B Ball, Mary Adah, 40 Borton, Doris, 63 Beardshear, Jack C., 11 Berger, Elsa M., 27 Bierbach, Robert, 40 Bippes, Mary, 40 Bishop, Betsy, 28 Brad lor, Ruth, 46 Bradshaw, James A., 34 Bragg, Arthur M., 41 Breen, Joy, 42 Broad, Anne B., 11 Bull, K. Faye, 34 Burmeister, Daniel 0., 29 c Call, Alice, 30 Clark, Hazel W., « Coleman, James R., 111 Coleman, Paul, Jr., 102, 107 Colwell, Robert P., 10 Craig, Harold Rex, 13 Craig, Myron J., 13, 106 Craven, Elizabeth, « Cutforth, Katherine, 4.5 D Daniel, lawrence, 39 Desjardins, Regina, 1.5 Dungan, Roger, 36 Dunkin, May, 141 Dyckes, Carol E., 12 E G Gallegos, Edward, 12 Garcia, Joseph, 19 Garrett, lawrence, 11 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 24 Gemer, Mary Nell, 25 Gillett, Barbara, 35 Gnadt, lloyd W., 3.5 Goodhue, Jack D., 32 Lee, Brian, 17 ligan, Gladys, 42 Lindblom, Milton K., 32 lockhart, Royalyn, 21 M Mahonchak, Michael, 29 Maley, Raymond R., 40 Mansfield, George, 41 Marr, Jennie, 43 Matties, John B., 2.5 McNee, Gary, 33 Miller, Harlan l., 40 Moulton, Jack A., 11.5 Mullenix, Clarence, 13 Green, Olive, 16 Grill, Harry, 18 H Hasse, Ruth, 37 Harlow, Steven D., 32 Hill, Thelma, 22 Hinderlider, Clyde, Jr., 27, 107 Hoffman, Morris, 14 Holmes, William R., 6.5 Howard, Esther, 37 Hoyle, Marilyn, 36 J Jacobi, Julian, 14 Janota, Sharon, 19 Jester, Marilyn, .43 Johnson, Ralph 1., 21 Johnson, Richard, .40 K Epperson, Carolyn, 1.5 Kamp, Gerry A., 23 Kennedy, Robert, 43 Koons, Alice C., 33 Evans, Alwyn, 4.5 Kreiner, Genevieve, 18 Ewer, A. Bruce, 26 Kruse, William H., 27 Eggleston, Ruth E., 36 Ek, Sonja, 42 L lace, Kathryn, 41 laughlin, J. Stanley, 26 Nelson, Mae, 45 Nichols, James N., 22 Nicholson, John E., 28 0 Omelia, Patricia, 25 p Padboy, Marion, .59 Panek, Adolph H., 101, 103, 107 Patlan, lois, 171, 184 Pearson, Eloise, 44 Phelps, Chester H., 27 Pi gall, Blanch C., 23 Powell, Marion, 142 Pulaski, lee R Race, Edward, 30 R die, James R., 106 Rider, Mary, 42 Root, Abigail, 30 Rowntree, Judy, 21 Rudel, Joan K., 3.5 s Schachterle, Evelyn, 46 Schmitz, Elizabeth, 21 Schwartz, M. Raymond, 18 Schwarzler, Henrietta, 46 Shadwell, Kay R., .59, 60 Shakespeare, Virginia, 45 Shank, Wayne F., 32 Sinnord, N. June, 60 Slovek, John P., 47 Smith, Donald, 127 Smith, June, 17 Smith, Margaret M., 24 Smith, Price B., 31 Smyth, John W., 42 Spangenberg, Hazel M., 42 Sproul, Creta l., 36 Spurlin, Melvin, 12 Strickland, Richard, 13 Svenson, James, 32 T Teacher, Emilie, .43 Thompson, Mary, 28 Timmons, John l., 30 Trickey, Ralph (ROTC), 79 v Vickers, Evva B., 19 w Walker, Joyce, 36 Ward, Judith, 18 Weber, Gerald (OPS), 169 Weed, Mary, 29 Williamson, J. Howard, 14 Williamson, June, 159 Winter, Charles A., 37 z Zarlengo, Dominic, A., 12 Ziegler, Emil, 32 Zumwinkel, John H , 22 245 �ANGELUS Editor-in-Chief Suzanne Brown Production Editor Karen Miura Business Manager Joel Allen Joe Goldhammer - Assistant Copy Editor Diane Wallace Ron lehr - Assistant 246 Copy Reader Gloria Wong Janet Milstein - Assistant Photographers Tyler Hall - Head Photographer Russell Hall - Assistant Photographic Co-ordinator Rochelle Ohr Art Editor Patty Maxson �Faculty-Curriculum Editor Doris Goldsmith Barbara Spar - Assistant Annette Cluff - Assistant Activities Editor Sue Nieminen Mike Timchula - Assistant Hugh Moore - Assistant Clubs Editor Pam Holl is Stephanie Hawkins - Assistant Mardi Wright - Assistant Album Editor Claudia lang Mona Porter - Assistant Sue Ann Miller - Assistant Miriam Rubin - Assistant Royalty Editor Betty Bonsib Joni Diner - Assistant Sports Editor Dave Babbs Dan Eitemiller - Assistant Sponsor Mr. Ralph Johnson Den Mother Mrs. Robert Hall 247 �248 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Angelus 1964 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1964 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e8eb50ba7853786dfd9fa6bae8e561ae.pdf b62fa2e67c28cbeba9b7cc9a118bb2ee PDF Text Text ������Within its wall a friend is found: a friend who answers all needs and who becomes a fireside of welcome. 3 �Within this friend words are found: words that are shared and give birth to all thoughts, desires, and bounding joys. Within the joys acclaimed, equal sorrows are unmasked, for joy is sorrow. Each of them comes together, for they are inseparable. 4 �Within each is the sweetness of laughter: a laughter that comes with the sharing of pleasures within the friendship which is found. 5 �East is the experience ... It is not only the blackboard and chalk education ... Not just PbCrO or Jacksonian Democracy or amo, amare, amavi, amatus ... East is the joy of experience ... It is your first touchdown . .. It is buying a floor-length formal for the Senior Prom ... It is the sound of "Meet me under the clock." ;¥~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,.A ( -'t. :i../. / ~ east high school denver, colo1-ado volume XLV ��Mr. Robert Colwell Principal �Mr. Jack Beardshear Mrs. Mary Moore s i tant Principal Dean of Girl Mr. Oscar Marinoff Coordinator 9 �Matbenzatics la-..ing ov r comple · problem with great Frown of thought etch d on ·o young face . Each face a tud) in concentration intcn ~: that it i obviou that They are patron of an art, math matic ,\ fr. Wa ne Fm: mjov~ lrilariou di cu ion with Iris cia . 10 �Tire fundamental quadratic formula and it are demon trattd by \fr. lame Laut:hlin. \fiss Elsa Ber er tries to unscramble the work of strugr:lin (leometry swdents. �Emphasi·im: practic<' in mathematic.!. Bet y Bishop chccl.1 lwmeworJ. <'fficiency. Matbenzatics Mr . .'\fitche/1 lame~ 5hows that a p;ol>/cm i.1 not w enilmwtic a5 it first appears. lnlt'rpretin~ a difficult mathematical concept for a pu·-led student. Mr Larry French ad1·ocate · individual al/ention. 12 �.\Irs. Maril 'II Hoy'fe trie.1 to elicit cla.u participation on a "math prol>/em. Hm·inf? selected another joke from his antiquated n•d file, Mr. John ichol.wn prm·es that teachers can ha1·e a . ense of humor. Calculations, a headache e1·en in hic:hu mathematics, are done in excellent form hy Atr Julian Jacobi. 13 �Scie~zce Dr. J. Howard H illiam 011 confidt'lrtly re1·ea/r t p ll'· nomena of lwiO!!< n tlrrou{!lr an expl'riment , s t '>n Fi hman, Rick Joh11'on, John Bilorou k and G~ ' C rd look on. · white fume ri ing from th b tt m f a te t tub~ mu i from Dr. William on· 1934 hort and long'' ave radi filtering thr ugh thew d o our building ... w d tain d by laughing v f youth gaining knov.ledge. pi lied chemi a]·. cne of an iety a acid wa qm J...l) wa hcd off a carclt: tudcnt. a tudent who w uld return to th lab with new r ·pe t forth elemen . !iss Carol Dyc/..e. prepares for her Biolo!!y c/as e . A planninf! penod, comparable to students' study hall, alleviates some of her homeworl... 14 �\fr. Domuu Zarlengo, nonconformi t of the czence department, is a/ n a lunchroom uperintendent, a job which he thoroughly IIJOY . Mr. \lorrir Hoffman philo oplli:.es on a ph) sic. principle to Dave Eitemiller. Extractinr: r at amounts of thour:ht i ometime tWCI' an to balancr the ewctm dt mand of equation . - This hortlwnd of ch mi try demon. tratrd hy .\lr. Clarencr ,\.!u/leni:c. 15 �Mr. Rex Craig presents BioloR I ... I r. Edll'ard C allf''!OS and .\1 r. Lon•n m 'th lecture their biolo 'Y cia son man ... from the inside out. . . . for the curious, a new world Science �Shakespearean connoisseur, .\Irs. Gene~·ie~·e Kreiner, direct 5tuclie5 from atop the platform in Room 3/5. Miss Sonja HOLLOW by English Dif.!res ionf. the pia 1u of cia sroom /ecfllre , are pre1 ent d by \I rr. Pri cilia Garrett' or am d notes. Atr. Harry Grift composure clran~res when he as ays a compo ition. 17 �the excitement of Sophomore English the sudden importance of a teacher lecturing from a podium ... the beauty of our own expression through language being extracted from us with the utmost difficulty ... Remember the fir t compo it ion - a heartrendered task- returned red and wounded from a mall but ignificant battle with the wi dom of a great heritage the Engh h language. In our enior year the ro trum and the language a umed their own ignificant role in a larger cheme, at once paying off in the beauty of the thought expre ed. Paralleil. m in t•nr nee trtlcllfre tr t'\plmned in all its !!rue ome detat/1 b) \11. r Carole Shaw. Miss June innard prepare a /e. 1011 on Enr:!lislt ballad in the rir:tunth century. If fht• IS 111 ood ~·oice that da , a recital would be in order. English Alexander the Great 1·ie1 with \Irs. Al>irwil Root for the atteMion of the clas . �Dramatic intonation help \fi s '\.far· Collins get her point aero to hu creati~·e writ in!! sflldent . Philo ophical l'iewpoint. brought out in ,oethe's Fau t are emphast~ed and explaured by \Irs. Thelma Hill. �English " R ound the hom trips" enable Mrs. Lois Handv to Rire personal help to students /il..e Gary Robbins. I Subtracting from tudents' weekend leisure, M1ss Judy Fruland assigns se\·eral hours of meditation. Mrs. L inda French commends Carrol Childs for .wpuior industry. 20 �Mrs . June Williamson disentangles the weh of compositional errors through discuuion . Mr. Brian Lee orients sophomores to deeper insights of the English language . 21 �pertinent discussions. English \Irs. A nne Roemer /<Hhi01u subtlt• clues to aid in the correct grammatic form Aft s Royalyn Lockhart prcparcr a two period lecture on F Scoll Fit·gerald' The Great Gat by. 22 �Art U!!f!esting a proper l!auge for the apparatus, Miss Carolyn Epperson help an industrious art .student on the potter's wheel. Toni Sanders scrapes her sculpture. Art ... the upreme re ult in the coordination of man' hand , oul, and mind ... Art ... a gift which et man off di tinctly from all other form of life rt ... a form of emotional expre ion ... Art ... the only truly eternal monument to a civilization. Pointing out a pot, fiss Regina Desjardins makes a point of patting clay into unu ual shapes. 23 �Foreign Language Dr. Jo/111 I at ties' recipe for a successful Spanish class i humor and interest, tied together with a thorough knowledge of his subject. 24 �Preci e intonation of Spanish is accompli hed through audio-linr:ual· mt'thods used by Miss Kathryn Lace. A II aspects of the language are corered in her extensil'e ltbrary. For three week thi!> fall, Spanish com·enation war heard by manv East tudt•nH in the Ira/Is, cia srooms, and el'en during a pep a11emh/y, as A ngc/s welcomed four teenar:ers from Equador durwr: "Operation Amir:o." Here Kleber Coronel and Guido Vele-, two of our l'ISitors, sit in on Dr. ,'\.fatties' V-1'1 Spani'>h class. Language is an instrument in the development of our ability to share our thought , moods, desires, emotions - common to all people. Audio-lingual teaching which stresses hearing before seeing is a new step in language at East. This year Spanish was emphasized by exchange student Amalia Marcet of Argentina and four "Amigos" from Ecuador : Kleber Coronel, Hugo Montoya, Ada a Alban, and Guido Velez. 25 �Foreign Language ,\li s Eleanor Flatow conduct a n•adirrg c/irric to aid rtllderrts who wish to o\•trcome their dejicierrC) or imprm·e their prvjicienc · in rcadin~ skill.. Her small classes enable her to check up on the pro ress of indiridual students. Here she counsel.\ with Carrie akamoto. work input. Faulty enunctaflon is exposed by the tape recorder employed by Russian teacher, Mrs. J.fary Gerner. 26 �French V students escape grammar for a day as Mrs. Helen Arnold explains the landscape and people of France . .\Irs. Dorotlz • Gaubat- teaches about Caewr and Ius rampant conque t of Gaul. fr. Lawrence Garrt•tt ha all of the \OJR·F IRE of an) natural-born Frenchman as he instructs hi sflldents in the Gallic tongue. 27 �State's rights and the Supreme Court i explained by Mr. Daniel Burmei ter in an informal manner \l'hich drives the point home faster to American History studl'llls. Challenged by a dubious history student . . . Social Science Defended by the textbook ... and stabbed with laughter is Mr. Wayne Shank. 28 �According to Mr. George Mansfield, humor is good medicine for ailing College History student . the recorded trials and errors of mankind ... a colorful proces ion through the ages of human endeavor: speech, thought, war ... history . . . the moods of men ... from the lyre of David to the trumpets of Marseilles to the drums of Lexington ... 10,000 Greeks facing 2,000,000 Persians ... unafraid. Effectual and colorful stories related hy Mr. Price Smith engra~·e Egyptian hi tory permanently in the minds of his students. Cossacks and Kremlins run through the pages of Mr. Michael Mahonchak's Russian history text. 29 �Social Science t.frs Alice Koons pits ha 0/HII'err a~::ain.lt those of test papers on the Ci~·i/ War. Systemati::.inC? a chaotic schedule is routine. Educational experience i. . upplemented by films administered and maintained by Mr. John S/01·ek and his audio-vimal department. 30 Classroom time is often spent in discussing test results. �Modem day economics, as t•.rplained hy Mrs. Mary Weed, is influenced hy imperialism and the balance of power among the \'ariou twtwn . Pantc hitr the .rtudents whl'n fr. Emil 7icg/cr gil·es the results of a prc•1·ious test. Takin~ a daily cen us of his class is an automatic job for fr. lame \'l'nson. 31 �Special Education Breaking the linguistic barrier, Miss Bl'fh Rudolph aids students in the speech lab. Individual development i one of the great aims of education. Special education is most concerned in the realization of thi concept. Example are the hearing student who goe unrecognized in class bccau e of hi lip-reading technique ... the developmental student who is outstanding in art cia becau e of hi aptitude for color and design ... the sight-saving tudent who is so sen itive to ~ound that she is able to traver e our halls with ea e. Mrs . Esther Howard takes a break from her typinf.! Gesticulating, Mr. Daniel helps hard of hearing students gain a greater 11/lderstanding of American history. Mrs . Eli;:.abeth Pixley works closely with students like Maria Kanstantelou to teach them a thorough understanding of their subjects. 32 �Takin~ time from rollline typing, Mr. Wayne Gnadt gi~·es ad~·ice to a pu;:,~/ed pupil. Business Education The originally u ele s typewriters in Mrs. Hoyle's cia gradually began to take on utility. Each new le on wa a painful tcp toward a completed pattern. The mcaningle hieroglyphic of tenog~ raphy likewi e took on hape. \.ftu Edna Rhen lectures tv her husiness tudents 011 tht• use of the hectograph machine, the mimeograph machine, and the duplicator. 33 �Business Education Personal attention by Mrs. Joan Rudel gi~·es a student added incenth·e to perfect lzer work. D ebit and credit i tlze principle used in bookkeeping as taught by Mr. Roger D ungan. 34 �t.frs. Faye Bult assigns the exercise which the typing students are to do for the day. After obsening the efforts of her students, Air . Rwh Eggleston decides that a timed exercise would be in order. Cindy Darenport emluates her work with the helpful comments of Mrs. Creta Sproul. 35 �Industrial Arts Whether one's creative desires and abilities are in the field of woodwork, leather-work, or metalwork, there is opportunity for expres ion in East's Industrial Arts department. Boys are able to make a great variety of u eful article ranging from bras chandelier to bowling pin . Budjing architects and draftsman develop their talents in mechanical drawing classes where neatness and accuracy are the most rewarded virtues. lnstmctin[.! students in metal wor/.., /1-fr . Rtclwrd Johnson exhibits the necessary manual dexterity. Drawing Tom Thomas' aU< ntion to an improper perspecti~· e, fr. Raymond ,\ ./aft v rl'lains 11 friendly teacher-puptl relationship. Showin[.! how an[.!ular motion can produce different styles on the lathes, fr. Robert Bierbach helps Brian Stewart achie~· e a better finished product. 36 �Home Eco1Wtnics The tangible arts of sewing and cooking are creative expre sions for pleasure and u e. Humming sewing machines and warm kitchens provide an atmo phere for independent accompli hment with the hands. Artful expression can he threaded into a garment of quality and beallfy. After the basic sl..ills hm·e been mastered, students study creati~·e clothinR from Mrs . Hazel Spangenberg. That a meal must be enticing as well as nutritious is one of the rules taught by fl.fn . Mary Ball. That little machine in the hands of t.frs. Mary Burton ca11 produce exquisite origi11als. 37 �Student life is the everyday experiences of a boy or a girlthe anticipation of the frolic of Red and White Day. Student loyalty comes from the activities which are the bonds of friendshipa successful Sweetheart dance and Howdy Day. �I Student participation is the important factor which enriches not only their lives but all othersthe warm rhythm of our music groups and the beat of the band. �Music Groups The A ll{!claires, a elect madrigal group, bril/iantlv belt ow a number especially adaptt•d . to a limited group of voices. With o few members, there is little room for mistakes. Most dif/icult of all organi;:ed si11ging is the large choir. Afrs. farion Padboy, director, schedules many performances i11 school, church a11d commu11ity orga11i;:atio11s for the busy choir. Both the vocal and in trumental mu ic department of Ea t have added immea urably to the enjoyment of student who participate in and who li ten to their many program . nder the direction of Mr. Kay Shadwell, oncert Band and Orche tra have entertained at a emblie port event , and eparate evening concert . Mrs. Marion Padboy ha directed the vocal mu ic group in a variety of activiti and performance . Concert Choir, Beginning hair, and Girl' Enemble have entertained aud1ences at school and at extracurricular function . A elected group from Concert Choir, the Angelaire , have performed in many mu ical program during the year. �Mr. Kay Shadwell controls a delicate decrescendo in a 11tcracker 11ite ballet. Carol£' Foster did her rendition of the balll!t in an exceptionally fme program. Lon~ ho11r of practice at school as well as at home are reqmrcd to tum the discord inro regulated ~·ibrations which o11r ears interprl!t as music. 41 �All School Sho1J' Aaron Copland's HOE DoWN was the background mu 1c for this exciting interpretation of a West-Side-Story-type dance. Hoboes Larry Coffee and AI Titus serve as the adhesi1·e of the show. Seeking employment, they blunder into the Cherub Circus. " o, no! That' not right! ... smile when you're on tage." So continue the countle s rehear als before that opening of "another how." Fal e face , speckled co tume , even a monkey: mix it up and the outcome i Cherub Circu , thi year' theme for the traditional All- chool how. The vivid tage etting of bright, warm color for the day cene and fluore cent colors for the black light night cene conveyed a pirit of mirth with tent , wagon , game booths and a ferri wheel. The job of judging the tryout and ama sing a huge conglomeration of acts into an orderly, continuous how was done by an indu triou trio. orrecting flatting inger wa Mr . Marion Padboy. Correcting flatting instrument was Mr. Kay hadwell. Correcting flatfooted dancer and dircctmg the entire production was Mr . May Dunkin. 42 The translucent tones of Tina Whitlock transmit a theme of folie. �A Spanish coffee house pro~·ides tire setting for Hernando's Hideaway. Tire infectious atmosphere works into a brawl. Synclrroniud hands and fut of the drill team make crisp snaps and clicks to the delight of the audience. Gene Takamine and John Essman fill tire auditorium with yncopated percussion. 43 �Stage Crew 0 Tannebaum! 0 Tannebaum! hums Mr. William Holmes as he e~·ergreens the chool for the Christmas holidays. Wit•lding a hand-drill skillfully, a stage crew member pllts up the foundation for a Drama lub play setting. Clutching to a ledge on the tower or balancing on a twenty-foot ladder are ju t two of the many odd po Ition in which tage crew members can be een. The e behind-the- cene worker perform a nece ary but ometime thankle job. Without them, the tage would be a cold, barren, and empty place, a platform without the enticing cenery and lighting which can be taken for granted. Many kills are needed to put together the lighting and decoration at a dance, or the etting for a stage play, or the background for as emblie and fashion show . Stage rew also help put up the Christmas light in front of the chool, and th y paint the treet red and white for Color Day. �eptember 21 - Howdy Day eptember 29 - Seraph Si ter Dance October 20 - Fall Sport Dance ovember 10 -Sophomore Party overnber 14 - Back to School ight overnber 16 - Drama Club Play December 8 - Junior Prom December 19 - Chri trna Program January 10- Sojourner 'Conte t January 11- Woodbury Oratorical Conte t January 20- Winter In trurnental Concert February 8 - Father-Daughter Banquet February 9 - Sweetheart Dance March 7, 8, 9 - PTA Fa hi on Show March 21, 23 - All-School Show April 4, 5 - Council aper April 5 - Wolcott Sight-Reading Conte t April 20 - enior Prom April 30 - Spring Vocal Concert May 5 - Spring Band Concert May 10 - Red and White Day May 17, 18- Drama Club Play May 26 - Spring Orche tra Concert May 31 - Senior Cia Day June 5 - Graduation 45 �The Nintieth Woodbury Oratorical Contest was one of the outstanding as emblies of the year. Long practice, preci e memorization, and the exp rienced coaching of Mrs. Genevieve Kreiner prepared a pirants for the finals from which eight were chosen to vie for the coveted Woodbury medal. A pecial ninety-minute a embly was arranged o that the conte tants could deliver their speeches unmterrupted. Steve Robinson was awarded the Woodbury medal for his dramatic interpretation of larcnce Darrow' A Plea for Mercy. The unu ually difficult. ta k of judging the orations was handled by a panel which included a former Ea tHigh teacher, Mr . Virginia Steams, and a former head boy, Mr. Don Blanchard. Peter Blunt de/il·ers "Napoleon the Lillie," the first of Victor Hur:o's biller satires 011 the fou11der of Fra11ce'1 second empire. The judr:es were partlcldarly impressed b\ Ste\e Robinson's impanioned deli1·cry of /arenn• Darrow's 'Plea for /'.fcrcy" from his c!!lebratcd de/l'll.\l' of Leopold and Loeb in their trial for the murder of Bobby Franl..s. Woodbury Oratory Contest "Toussai111 /'Ourerture," Wendell Phillips' fa· nwus discoune deiCribing the \'a/ian/ leadu of the H01ti rl'l'olution; ll'u rendered by ten• Harrell. 46 �Wolcott R eading Contest Each year seven girls, nervous and hopeful, stand before a full auditorium of critics to gain approval for their impromptu readings. On April 5, Dee Douglas was awarded the Wolcott Medal for her interpretation of a selection from The Milk Pitcher by Howard Brubecker. Karen Dahlstrom, Lydia Szwec, and Janice Wright congratulate Dee Douglas on her selection as Wolcott winner. Dee Douglas accept the co1·eted Wolcott medal for her rendition of the literary selection. Janice was one of the close tenders for the Wolcott medal. 47 �PTA Nicky Conis, Trudy Gilbert, Sharon Kanarr, Patty Floyd, and Flo Beth Lindsey are sitting pretty in apple-blossom pink ensembles, described by Mrs. Pat Geyer. On March 7, 8, and 9, "Angel Airs," the PTA fashion show, was held in the Denver Dry Tea Room. Twenty-five senior girls promenaded down the runway in spring fa hions from the Denver Dry. Five male mannequins were also on display in everything from plaid swimming trunks to weaters with brass buttons. Hiding behind dark sunglasses, Jim Blaschke and Ad Lopez show off their masculine physiques amidst feminine giggles. 48 Wendy Ashworth's navy blue and white outfit is the object of envious glances from the audience. �BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Mona Montes FRIENDLI ES Barbara Naylor POI E Pat Wagner CHEERFULNESS ally Morrison Joan Fi cber COURTESY Joanne D'Amato DEPENDABILITY Dorothy Davies Charlotte Wytias LE DERSHIP bry Kawamoto Senior Girl Awards SERVICE Janet Benish 49 �Elicerio patiently indoctrinates cadets to the discipline of military life. East's Rifle Team followed a rigorous practice chedule of four mornings per week from the very beginning of the year. They were rewarded for their efforts by capturing second place in ..the city competition. Vince Huber, team captain, was the top iodiyidual marksman in the ctty, and also fired hi way to econd place in the NRA ectional meet. Military Training Shown instructing a cadet on East's rifle range, Sergeant Ralph Trickey, Commandant of Cadets, devotes many hours to the development of a competent and well-trained cadet corps. 50 Rifle team captain, Vince Huber, blisters the bull's-eye in a practice session. �Jim Nesmith raises "Old Glory" to its honored position in front of East. Raising the flag e~·ery morning as well as presenting the colors before all assemblies are among the duties of the color guard. 51 �Three time per week the armory become the cene of feet being tomped in cadence, rifles being lapped and bounced, and harp commands being houted and obeyed. The Drill Team rehear ed it preci ion maneuvers in anticipation of the city drill competition and their participation in Memorial Day fe tivitie . Their polished routine wa one of the mo t impre ive acts of the All-School Show. Girl of the honorarv cadet corps practice diligently in /;opes of buildzng 1111 0111. tanding drill team. 52 �Military Training Cadet Colonel Calrin Kato, Battle Group Commander, leads a platoon of cadets in dn/1 competition. Ho11orarv Codet Barbie Baker oben·es tin proceedings at the city drill competition. 53 �Military Training Officers Cadet Colonel Calvin Kato Battle Group Commander Pat Wilson Honorary Cadet Colonel Cadet Lt. Colonel Bob Taylor Brigade S-1 54 Linda Smith Honorary Cadet \1ajor �Cadet Lt Colonel Steve Aydelott Deputy Bailie Group Commander Cadet Captain Bob Soren on Drill Team Commander MISSIO To inculcate habit of orderliness, precision, and discipline; re pect for constituted authority; patrioti m; and to encourage a high sen e of per onal honor and deportment Cadet Major Nelson Fi hman Bailie Group S-1 Cadet Major Valdi Moriti Cadet Major Vince Huber Battle Group S-4 Cadet Captain Gary Card Bailie Group S-2 Bailie Group S-3 55 �Cadet Major John Ungefug Cadet Major Bill Killiam Cadet Captain John Gurley CO-Headquarters Company Cadet Captain Irwin Levey CO-Foxtrot Company CO-Echo Company CO-Golf Company Sally Morri on Pat Wagner Kris Holm Honorary Cadet Captain Sue Harri Honorary Cadet Captain Honorary Cadet Captain Honorary Cadet Captain 56 �Delegate Assernbly Charlotte Wytias is enwossed in wrapping canned goods for the White Christmas Drh·e, a charity project sponsored by Delegate Assembly. Acting as both Delegate Assembly and tudent Council sponsor, t.fiss Alice Wolter finds herself im·oh·ed in many pertment di cussions. Bud Bourke and Charlotte Wytias briefly sun·ey a possible solution to the lunchroom problem. Delegate As embly i compo ed of one repreentative from each first hour cia . The body is a ounding board for tudent opinion concerning admim tration policies or problem that arise among the students. Park.ing lot difficultie were spurred to a quick re olution with the help of the as embly and the cooperation of the tudent body. The members do a great deal of work in elling fee cards, athletic tick.et , Angelu coupon , Drama Club tick.et , and All- chool Show tickets. 57 �purred on hy a feud with potlight, e1·eral members of debate propo ed constitutional c'iwnges. tudent Council Student Council Head Girl Afona follies tactfully guides the d1scussion to an effectil·e conclusion. 58 Integrating the qualitie of good citizenship and leader hip, Student Council i part of the educational program in democratic practice. During the school year 1962-63, the group spon ored the traditional Howdy Day, the Sweetheart Dance, the United Fund Drive, the athlettc award a emblie , ophomore orientation, and election . Student Council al o participated in Operation Amtgo, a student exchange program with Ecuador. On a recommendation from the previou year' council, boo ter button were introduced at the end of the football ea on. Criticized by a erie of Spotlight editorial , Student Council began a eriou program to inform the tudents of its activitie and to examine it constitution. An arttcle de cribing the purpo e of the organizati n wa. publi ·hed in the Spotlight and a uggestion b x for the u e of tudent was in tailed. Special projects for the year were a revi al of the point y tern and an investigation leading toward a more effective method of parking lot admini tration. �Wild poHibilities are pondered by Pat Wilson, ue Harris, and ue A /len as they deck Earl's halls wllh Christmas cheer. After renous consideration, the possibilitY of Ulim: Dul.t.• Clark as a Christmas tree omament was rejected. I The Sweetheart Dance has its humble beRinning, fostered by Head Boy Walt Oli1·er and Student Council. Mi s Alice Wolter, tudent Council sponsor, suggests to Janet Benish one means of decorating D a~·id for the holiday eason. 59 �Making up the "dummy " is the next step of newspaper production . Life magazine write , "Coming hard over the horizon, ju t beginning to make hi pre ence and his power felt, i a new breed of American . He i filled with purpo e and he think on a cale that often care hi elder . He demand re pon ibility, not becau e he craves authority but becau e he can get the job done. He i , at thi moment in hi tory, tarting to take over our de tiny." Miss Clowes, Spotli~ht sponsor, supen·i es the preliminaries of producing the paper. Type is set under the critical eyes of Sue Harris Editor-in-chief. ' The 1962-63 SPOTLIGHT staff ha approached this year with that philo ophy utmo t in mind. Their keynote ha been a earch for truth, not popularity. Their voice has been loud, and their hands bu y, picking cotton from unwilling ear . Their goal ha been to bol ter the nece ary and eradicate the ob olete. Their year ha been one of fruitful turbulence. Their motto: "Prai e the Lord and pa s the ammunition." Spotlight 60 �Editor in Chief Publicity Manager 'iports Writers Sue Harris Dave Heim Marlene Zinn, Randy Beth, Ralph Smith, teve Robinson, teve McCandle News Editor Exchange Editors Howard Holme Bill Riedesel, Merrick Bobb, Jim Hunsaker Sponsor Miss Kay Glowes Rewrite Edttor John Windle Busine s !.tanager Jay Labe Layout Edttor Clare e Foreman Page Editor Charlene Spence, Steve Robinson, Sally Morrison, Ralph Smith Reporters Dave Heim, Merrick Bobb, Yvonne Tobias, Karla White, Jim Hun aker, Bill Riede el, Chuck Lindholm, Kathy Garrett, Howard Phillips, Howard Loomis, Janice Wright, Dee Dougla, teve Harrell, Patti Renner, Annette Bachrach, Larry Furno lntricactes of the linotype mac/tine fascinate Charlene Spence. Photographic Coordmator Karen Stonemet Photographers Denni Burdick, Bob Park , John Clarke taft A rt1 t Annette Bachrach 'iup(lly \tanager Karla White Combining their criticisms, Miss Glowes and Sue examine the results of two weeJ..s of zealous effort on the part of the Spotli'!ht staff. 61 ���Peter, Paul, and Mary Peter, Paul and Mary, the popular folk inging group, were cho en by the tudent body this year to elect its Angelus King and Queen. Photograph of ix ophomores were elected by unbia ed judge and then sent to Peter, Paul and Mary. The trio elected Mi Pat Patter on and Mr. Hugh Moore as the couple they felt best repreented the typical high chool student. 64 �' Hugh Moore Ang Ius King Patty Patterson gelus Que n 65 �Miss Eleanor Arden all Sports Queen FALL SPORTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS are, back row, left to right: Joni Diner, Marilyn Mitchell, Mary Jo chaetze/, Lou1se Pate, Sharon Buxton; front row, Karen Bryan. 66 ��JUNIOR PROM QUEE ATTE DANT are, left to right and top to bottom: Janis Metcalfe, Barbara Baker, Sharon Buxton, Cheri Paxson, Betty Bons1b, andra Schodde. "Candle Light and Gold" wa the setting for the Junior Prom. In keeping with the theme, the gym wa camouflaged with gold and white streamers and large candle . Mi MaryAnn Czubaty, la t year' Junior Prom queen, crowned Mi s Kiffaney Kline after the even attendants were pre ented. Miss Kline wa e carted by Jerry Geddes. Miss Kiffaney Kline Junior Pron1 Qu en 68 ��"Two Heart Take All" wa the theme for the Sweetheart Dance. Couple entered a fantasy of red and white valentine through a tunnel of heart , and then twi ted to the mu ic of the E quire . Mi Mary Jo chaetzel and Mr. Jim Bla chke were crowned Ea t High' I 963 weetheart King and Queen and took their place on a throne in ide a heart ilhouette. Sweetheart couples are, left to right: Eleanor Arden, Sandy Westmoreland, Meredith Pate, Jonell Blagg, Carol Wiggins, Bill Carbone, Duke Clark, Dave Sidwell, John Bilorusky, Bert Weaver, and Ray Benton. Mona Montes is absent from the picture. Miss Mary Jo Schaetzel and Mr. Jim Blaschke Sw e theart Coupl 70 ��Senior May Queen Attendants are, left to right and top to bottom : Mary Ann C;:.ubaty, Karen Bryan, a/lv Morrison, Linda muh, id.i Co11is, Marily11 /'.Jitche/1, Mary Jo chaet~e/, Karen tonemets, Barbi aylor. Marilyn Mitchell ay Queen ��Honorary May Queen Attendants are, left to right and top to bottom: Barbi Bloker, Eleanor Arden, Mary Kawamoto, Beth Brown, Kris Holm, Jo Ann Damato, Margie Hicks, and Candi Waterman. Not shown are lone// Blagg and Pat Wagner. �Sophomore and Junior May Queen Attendants are, left to right and top to bottom : Mary Johnson , Sandra Schodde , Betty Bonsib, Betty Starr, Meredith Pate, K1//aney K/me, Sharon Buxton, Lilli Pritchard, Barbie Baker, Cindy Bums, Connie Plunket. ��Red and lVbite Day nified by the theme "Remember When," the 1963 edition of Red and White Day continued the revered tradition of emiorganized madne and unbridled pirits which characterize Color Day. The parade, one of the large t ever to grace the E planade, wa titled "Through the Age ." All three cia e , club fir t hour cia e , and other organization di played the fruit of wild and creative imaginations with colorful entries into the three categoric of float competition. The faculty joined the cia e in pre enting a kit ba ed on the theme, "That Wonderful Year." A complementary contra t to the feveri h activity of the day wa offered by the dignified May Queen crowning ceremony which clima ed the a embly. Afternoon entertainment for mo t Angel wa provided by the city track meet dubbed "For the Record." �a skier wedelning through a slalom gate as the snow sprays up behind him ... the inspired salesmanship of a Tri-Hi-Y member as she earches out a buyer for doughnuts ... �the candalous revelations brought out by a soul-searching prosecutor as he appraises prospective members for Pre-Law the pride of saying "I belong" �Dranza Club Dee Douglas puts the finishing touches on her make-up ... President - Jo Ann oker Vice-President - Gahriel Litvin Recording <'cretary - Trudy Gilbert Correrponding Secretary aueen Enge Treasurer - Dee Dougla Thespian President- Larry Coffee Spomon- 1i 1ary ollin 1r. Ralph John on Kathy Anderson haron Brown us1e Brown Pat Clements Larry Coffee Karen Dahl trom Dee Dougla ancy Dunkin Dave Eitemiller Nadeen Enge Patty Floyd arol Foster ancy Fox Trudy Gilbert Kaye Gilmore Alice Haberstich tephanie Hawkin David Hunter Carol lford Barbara Irving Gabriel Litvin David Lundqui t Lorene Lundqui t Sheryl Lundqui t Jamie Lytle Christie Mathis Wendy Newbold Carol Phillips ara Rothchild Barbie Rucker Polly Ann Rucker Rosalie Schemel Sharon Smith David Soker JoAnn Soker Alene Terasaki Dorothy Watts Art Whittemore Carol Wohl Victor Wong Trudy Gilbert John Heckenlively Gabriel Litvin as Karen Dahlstrom arranges her hair in preparation for the play. Larry Coffee dutifully studies his lines necessary e~·il. Mr. Ralph Johnson, director and sponsor, makes suggestions to JoAnn Soker on her performance. 80 a �Drama i the grownup ver ion of the little children' "Let' pretend!" Grease paint, memorized lines and an inclination toward hamming i all one need to be an actor. Drama club members had a chance to ham it up in oel Coward' comedy, Hay Fever. The three act stage play wa a far cry from ju t "pretending"; it wa well executed through month of reheara! . For the more eriou Iy inclined actor , The Cructble, by Arthur Miller, wa pre ented in the pring. Along with the e two major activitie , Drama Club a! o produced a children's how, vi ited dres rehear als at the Bonfil theater, and contributed their makeup talent to the All-School Show. Larr · Coffee and Karen Dahlstrom rehearse techniques. "Hay Fe~·er" features JoAnn Soker as the maid, with Dee Douglas . . . and Gabriel Litvin involved in one of the several love affairs. �President- Jack Harding Vice-President- Barbara Weinstock Secretary-Treasurer- Charlotte Langford Nat1onal Forensic League SecretaryBarbara Weinstock Sponsor- Mi s Carole Barclay Lois Berkey Brian Bollacker Yvonne Chen Dee Douglas John Essman Melody Fujimore Mary Gerner Jack Hardmg Jackie Heard John Heckenlively Charlotte Langford George Lackeman Dave Lundquist Betty Nelson Bill Pace Wayne Phillips Mike Perdue Bill Riedesel Steve Robinson Fred eydel Sharon Smith Bob Stribling Sue Thacker George Thomp on Barbara Wein tock Janice Wright Illinoi Yearling Speech Club Barbara Weinstock flamed de/i~·ery. e~·aluates the Common Market in an in- ------- Conver ation i o rapid and generally so little premeditated that mo t people do not take time to analyz and improve their . peech habit . The pecch lub trie through individual pecche to point out the importance of poi e, diction, and tone Miss Carole Barclay, a true humorist, intensity. The members gain an awarelaughs at Barbara Weinstock's fiery ness of voice quality, eye movement, and jokes. audience reaction. They learn to avoid hackneyed phra c , to put contra t and empha i in their voice , a well a to logically organize and document what they have to ay In regwnal peech meet , the club took part in debating, literary interpretation, di cu ion, and extemporaneou peaking. parks of tilougilt are kindled in the minds of George Lackt•ma/J and fichael Perdue. 2 �Prestdent ancy Dunkin Vice-President- Judy Berni Secretary - Verne a Pilger Treasurer- Bonnie Whitmore Historian - Rivers Whttlock Sponsors- M r . Marion . Powell Mr. Jame Coleman usan Allen Kathy Ander on Eleanor Arden Loretta Atkin Mike Bader hari Beardsworth Judy Bemis 1ilunne Bodemann Dtane Boma h Ann Bot ford Emma Carter Ed hew Bill hri tian harri ohen Irene riss Cindy Crockett uzette Culbert on Karen Dahlstrom Sue Dav. son Valerie Dalton Carmen DeHerrera ancy Dunkin Jean Dveinn Judy hrlich Jeanette Ei nach Linda E ig Patty Floyd Larry Frazier Charlene Fukuhara Jean Gallagher Linda Galloway Wendy Ger ten Trudy Gilbert u an Graef ue Grandy Mar ha Green tein Jennifer Griffey Margot Griffith adme Hamilton Gail Hawkin Hedy Hilvitz Joyce Hudon George Hunt harron Jack on Diane Johnson tephen Johnson Nancy Katz Dorothy King Pearl Ko hi Karen Krau e Loretta Litke Eloth Llafet andy Long Randy Lorance Norene Lotz huck Love Yvette Lowman helby Luff Rene McLean Janet MacNeill Mary Manning onia Margolin L01 May Bev Miller Bill Morgan Carol Mowe Judy Nelson Trudi Nix Cheryl Oye Patty Patter on Ann Patti on Betty Phillip Mar ha Pierce Verne sa Pilger Le ley Quast Tom Reiva Valene Re hetniak Robin Rhode Kathy Riepe hareen Rtpp Julie Roach Dianna Lee Rose Vickie Sanders Karen cott Barbara eikel Ann evert on Lynne hields Meredith Spnngs Martin Stark Karen tills Lynn Street Kay valberg Tom Thomas Barbara Ullmer Phylis Walz Jane Waterman Dorothy Watt Marilyn Watts Laurel Weaver Rivers Whitlock Bonnie Whitmore am Yankee Future Teachers of Anzer£ca I ina Wltitlocl.. and Judv Bemis npowuls during a meeting. P. B. mitlt explains during an FT A a embly /tow to ratse cucumbers. Perhaps the prime requi ite for a teacher i the abilit} to get along with the tudent . The Future Teacher of America club incorporate thi a their major philo ophy. The empha i on ocial relation lead to e ploration of other occupations uch a admini trator, ocial worker, peech therapi t, and working with developmental children. peaker - teacher , of cour e - and film give greater in ight into the requirement and dutie of the teacher. Thi year an a embly was preented to the tudent body m which arl Reum poke on the prepar dne of teacher and backed up hi point by calling on three teachers to make impromptu spec h s. �International Relations Biggs, president of IR, plans the overthrow of Actively engaged in the U.N. A embly, Model . ., World Affair , and D.U. Conference , International Relation lub decide the mock fate of thi world. Charlotte Wytias as umes the role of conscientious objector. 84 President- Marilyn B1gg Vice-President- Lorraine Alvarez ecretary- D1ane Wallace Treasurer- Linda Jone Sponsor- Mr. Edward Race Lorraine Alvarez leanor Arden Marilyn Biggs Barbara Blakeman Yvonne Chen L01 Collin tanley Doida herrie Fancher Melody Fujimori Lawrence Ger h Judy Goldhammer u 1e Graef Lmda Jone Jamie Lytle Charolette Langford Jewel faxie ally Morri on Betty Phllhp 1ichel aks Barbara par Lydia zwec Yvonne Tobias D1ane Wallace Diann Wehrli Karla White Carol Wiggins Janice Wright Charlotte Wytia �High School Red Cross oma Margolin President- Laurel tone Karen Miura Vice-President- oma 1argolin Corresponding ecretary -Polly nn Rucker Ann Patti on ylvia Pfeifer Recording Secretary- farla We1 s Carol Phillip 7 reusurer- Su an Thede Polly Ann Rucker A II City Representative- Jean Dve1rin u an colt Sponsor- Mi Judy Rowntree Diane Short hari Beardsworth Mered1th pring hsabeth Brent Laurel tone arol Child Em1 tracy Barbie ox arol ummer Jean Dveirin ·u an Thede Jean Gallagher Lmda Trot ky Gayle Gregory Phylis Walz Ahce Haber tich Elaine Wat on u an Harrington Pam Weimer Beth Haugen Marla Wei rlene Hirokawa Ann Wheeler Janet Jacobs hari Wilk.in K1ffaney Kline Jamce Wright Kri tine Kut uma athy McRae Roe tarcus M1 Judy Rountree' Junior Red Cro club ha completed a very ucce ful and erviceable year. A talent how for patient at F1tz imons Ho pital, a visit to a re t home, and the making of flag for the R d ro were a few of many activitle undertaken by thi active club. Since they are affiliated with the ational Red Cro s, Ea t's JRC Club members become acquainted with the ignificance of that organization' work and are able to appreciate the value of erving others. Miss Judy Rowntree listens intently. anta' lillie helpers- Marla Weiss, Laurel organi•e the Christmu relief dri~·e. tone, and onja Margolin- 5 �Pre-Med President - Gary Card Vice-President- Fran Ervin Recording Secretary- Wendy A hworth Corresponding Secretary - Beth Reisbick Treasurer- tanley Do ida Historian- Lorraine Alvarez Sponsor- Mr . Schwarzler Lorraine Alvarez Fran Ervin Kathy Mitchell Vicky Wilson Wendy A hworth Norma Goldberg Don Mulvaney Cindy Udd Bill Basquez Judy Gorden Pat O'Neill Vette Valerie Pete Blunt Marty Gordh Ann Pattison Jim Vrettos lame Britton Wanda Greer Randy Peterson Diane Yamada Dave Brunton Penny Haraway Beth Reisbick Bob Yearling Gary Card Nora Harris teve Replin Marlene Zinn Duane Carl on Virginia John on Bill Riede el Mary Cri Alice del Junco Barbara eikel Val Dalton Eugene Kambara Linda Servey Judy Davis Catherine Ketter Fred Seydel Cheryl Dayton Elaine McGrath Cathy Shea tanley Doida John Mann Dave Starr Marcia Dougla Cecelia Struck Carol Erbisch Steve Wetzner Members osmotically absorb information . Attention, Doctors Kildare and Casey! Mrs. Schwarzler' energetic Pre-Med Club may be grooming someone to take your place! This club offers its members an opportunity to learn a little about many branches of medicine. Through lectures delivered by qualified doctor,s and through field trips to some of Denver's ho pitals, Pre-Med club become more aware of the sacrifice a well a the glamour that make up the medical profession. Mrs. Schwarz/er, sponsor of Pre-Med and East's nurse, diagnoses her patient as having a minor laceration . �President- Eileen Verderosa Vice-President- Pam Fuller Secretary- Nora Barnhart Corresponding Secretary- Marilyn Typher Treasurer- Cele te Doebley Publicity Director- John Blocker Photographer- Jan Olmsted Sergeant at Arms- Bob VanMeter Sponsor- Mr. Gerald Weber ora Barnhart John Blocker Celeste Doebley Mary Donnelly Connie Flack Pam Fuller baron Goins Peach Moran Jim Provo Jan Olmsted Marilyn Typher Bob VanMeter Eileen Verdero a Distributive Education East's Distributive Education Club was cbo en as "Out tanding Club of the Year" as a re ult of their performance at the Univer ity Hill Fa bion Bar. The club member took over the store for a day, making u e of the sales techniques they bad been learning all year. This is the second con ecutive year that Ea t's DE club has taken top honors over the other Denver high school . Last year's Distribu- . tive Education club president, Jim Taylor, wa elected ational DE president, bringing further recognition to the club. Mr. Jerry Weber explams how rcticwce i an aid to selling. 87 �President- Vald1 Moritis Vice Pre ident- elson Fi hman ecretary-Treasurer Gunti Moritis ponsor- Mr. 1. K. Lindblom Lillian Bain Freddie Barr Janet Black Ronald Brainerd u ie Brown Y1rgmia Bru a Jim Burbank Kirk Conaday Lawrence Ger h Nelson Goldhammer Kent Hopkins tephen Johnson Ru May Mike Morten en Dougla Nu baum Tom Potter John Price Les Raphael Steve Replin Kendall Rupp Larry Sarner Patrick Sparks John Thuron Phylli Welker Sam Yankee Determined to win, Guntis Moritis resolves the impasse with newly found strategy. Chess Club "Now, 1/ I move my knight, that will take care of hi pawn or I could move my queen and ... I'm ruined!" mutters Ronald Brainerd. "The intricacy of the game," says Mr. Milton Lindblom, "is increased greatly by the varying powers possessed by the different men." "Checkmate!" screams an enthusiastic player as he moves his rook into the coup de grace. His red-faced opponent folds up the red-and-black board and mutters something about goodnight until another evening. High interest and scientific meditation keep the duals frequent and exciting. The better players can try their skill in the interschool Boettcher Tournament held each spring. 88 �Euclidean Club Pre ident- Wil on Hoffman First Vice-Pre ident - Rob rta Payne econd Vice-Pre ident teven Wetzner ecretary-Treasurer- Diane Yamada Sponsor - Mr. Kru e John Biloru k.y Peter Blunt Gary Card Tom Crumal Abe DeHerrera arol Erbi ch John E man elson Fi hman Rick Hartzman Wil n Hoffman Richard John n Alice del Junco Cal Kato Loui Kontnik. George Lackemann Irwin Levey Mike Mortensen Jim esmith Dougla Nusbaum Rochelle Ohr Roberta Payne Wayne Phillip Kathy Pickering Pete Pumphrey teve Replin B11l Riedesel Clark Riggms Cindy chneider Fred eydel Henry Shield d tapleton Paul Summers D1ck Traylor Koji Wada teven Wetzner Diane Yamada Future hams are cured by Mr. Lew Harvey's dissertation on amateur radio systems. Euclidean club goe beyond the algebra and geometry of the cia room into the fun and intere ting aspects of mathematics such a number theory, mathematical puzzle , and math-related cience . Per anal re earch above and beyond the call of duty is characteri tic of the pirit of the club. They supplement their personal finding with peakers, film in da hing, electrifying color (the serie la ted for several week ) , and field trips to surrounding places of cientific interest such a the Martin Company, the Seismograph Station of the School of Mines, the N ationa! Bureau of Standards, the missile in tallations on the Lowry bombing range, and the United Air Lines training center. Mr. William Kruse and Mr. Harvey plan an informal get-together after the meeting. 89 �Symposiu1n President- ick.i Koenigsberg V1ce-Pre ident- Lydta zwec ecretary- Wendy A hworth Recording Secretary- Wendy Ger ten ponsors- 1rs. Weed, Mr. Nichols Wendy Ashworth Lillian Bain Barbara Blakeman Wendy Ger ten Chris Heidbrak icki Koenigsberg Linda Jones Catherine Ketter arol McKeeta Ann Meza Janice Levisohn Barbara Spar Ellen Strong Margaret Stuart Kay valberg Lydia zwec Karen Scott Ann Thacker Janice Wright Lydia Szwec speaks on capital punishment. Members' minds click with guillotine-/ike sharpness. A supervi ed bull e ion may de cribe Sympo ium club. The members di cu a huge range of topic from decapitations to capitals, but unlike most bull e ions which ea ily run into digre ion , the topic i limited by a moderator. Opinion are welcome, but they mu t be backed by logical thought. There i rarely a right or wrong; the per ua ivene of a ide is dependent on the force of the argument . A free interchange of idea lead to timulating, if not highly animated, di cu sions. Mr. James Nichols nails an evasive thought. 90 �• President- Dorothy Davie Secretary- andy Lawhon Sponsor- Mr Arthur Bragg Mr. Arthur Bragg coordinates all club activities in regard to meeting dates and places. Dorothy Davies, President of Inter-Club Council, asks the club presidents to evaluate the group's functions for the year. Besides organizing the anlllwl All-Clubs Open House and the banquet for club officers, the Council also compiled a roster of each club's purpose and activities and initiated a weekly club bulletin. Inter-Club Council Kathy Ander n - Art Club Bill Bruner- Boys' Bowling Bob Marsolek- Camera Club Valdi 1oriti -Chess Club Fran Ervtn- Counterpoints Ron hepherd- "D" Club JoAnn oker- Drama Club Wil on Hoffman- Eucltdean Club Dave Eitemiller- Foreign Language ancy Dunkin- Future Teachers of America andy Lawhon- Girls' Bowling Patty Peyton- Girls' Rifle Club 1arilyn Bigg -International Relations Linda Nakamura- Junior Cia sica/ League Laurel tone- Junior Red Cross Ed Stapleton- Key Club Judy Berni -Knit Wits Eleanor Arden- Model Teens Joe Meyer- Pre-Law Gary Card- Pre-Med Bill Gibson- Red Jackets fary Kawamoto- Seraph Sisters ancy Roger - Skeast Jack Hardmg- Speech Club Nicki Koenig berg- ymposium ally Morrison- Tri-Hi-Y Janet Beni h - White Jackets Dorothy Davie -Inter-Club Council Roberta Payne- Junior Clas ica/ League President- Robert Marsolek Vice-Prestdent- Robert Parks Secretary-Treasurer- Leah Jenkin Sponsor- fr. ielvin Spurlin Jtm Allen John Clarke Tom Griffith tan Lawren on fom Lyden Robert 1arsolek Pete Mahr Henry Meininger Michael Morten en Robert Park Wayne Pearce Jim Roth Kay Svalberg Camera Club Various u es of filters are erplained by Mr. J.telvin pur/in to Bob Mar olek and other camerabugs. The Camera Club i dedicated to shooting people - on film only, of cour e. They have een movie on styling, po ing, and snapping, and have put their knowledge to u e on field trip . The club al o sponored an exhibit of Salon Print in the Main Hall at the beginning of the year. The only time "fogged up" wa when they went up to the Tower to photograph the urrounding area on a stormy day. Through their club, the e butter-bugs find plea ure and get experience in handling their "deadly weapon ." 91 �President- Kathy Ander on Vice-President- Donna Uyemura Secretary- Cindy Donie! on Trea urer- Betty Bon ib ponsor- 1r . Olive Green Eva Adler ue Allen Kathy Anderson Karen Arn meyer Lois Berkey Betty Bon ib Kathy Bricker- Entertainment Vivian Bridaham Sue Burnell Le lie Burran haron Buxton Danne Charron- Membership Bill Chri tian Cindy Donie) on Nancy Donielson Dennis Dudley Nancy Dunkin Circulo de Arte fr . Oli1·e Green c/o er hop on another indu tnous art meetin~:. Cal/i!fraphy is aptly executed by Mr. Keith McKen;:ie. From Merry-Go-Round et to "Merry hri tma " decoration , the Art club ha had a colorful year. Alternating lecture and experience work hop , Circulo Derte member put into practice what they have learned about portrait painting, creative photography, new way to wrap Xma pre ent , and other application of art. A their club project for the year, Angel arti t devoted over three hundred hour of painting to set the cheerful carnival cene for the All- chool Show. Landcape art wa empha izcd by a "paintand-play" ketching field trip to Central City and Ru ell anyon. The year wa climaxed by the annual all- chool art how with the many a piring artists of Ea t di playing their work in colorful, talented, and provocative exhibit . ue Allen and Kris Holm enjoy a colorful interpretation of Pica so's caricatun•s. 92 Geraldine Duvall Jackie Gonigam Annette Grube ic Karen Holden Kris Holm -Reception Karen Hooker Kathy Huber Phil Jen on- Exhibition Hilde Keins Nicki Koenigsberg Bob May- Exhibition co-chairman Patty Maxson Carol 1cKeeta ue Miller Kuka Molioo Judy elson- Refreshment Lmda 0 tlin ylvia Pfeifer Jacque Pierce Carrol Rei ig Warren Rhoads Judy Rendle Chareen R1pp Jean Roe Diana Rice Diana Ro e - Publicity Edie chne1der Henry h1eld -Program Chairman Carol Shultz Elaine Slay Cheryl tafford Ellen Strong hirley Strong u ie udholt Phyllis Swanson- Public Relations Ruth Tatter ue Tbomp on Donna Vyemura Judy Wieder Carol Wohl Candi Waterman James Weis Vic Wong Diane Yamada �It ha become a vogue to ing, chant, and President- Fran Ervm Vice-President- Nora Bailiff Secretary- Pam Maletic Treasurer- Toni Stroh Program Chairman- Lia Hochstadt Parliamentarian- teve Harrell Sponsor- Mr . 1arion Padboy Counterpoints li ten to folk songs. The Counterpoints Club ha caught the fever with many outide folk singers such as Lydia Wood. They have enriched the music appreciation of the student body with the ecstatic performance of the Colorado University men' and women' glee clubs and the Columbia Univer ity glee club. As for them. elve , they enjoy just to sing, and during Christma , they ang for the shopper on the Cherry Creek Shopping Center mall. Lolly Adelman Eva Adler Sue Allen Nora Bailiff Donna Barber Kathy Betts Kathy Brues elbach 1anlyn Card Le he Clift Sue Dav1s Fran Ervm Errol Giddings far ha Green tein Jennifer Greffey teve Harrell Bev Harris Lia Hochstadt Virginia Johnson Janice Levi hn Randy Lorance Pam Maletic Lance 1atsumOnJi Cathy McRae Kathy 11lchell Jan Platt Robin Rhode Minam Rubin fed1e covel Carole earles Cathy hea Lynn Street Toni Stroh Ann Thacker Valerie Vette Ida Voorhee Carol Wa hco Cora Marie Waugh fardi Well haron Whi ler nna William Mar hall Wong Lydia Wood, folksinRer at the Dark pomts audience. 1de, captivates her Counter- 93 �Not-so-jilted Jill Christensen played Jilted Juno. Lorraine A l1•arez revels as Voluptuous Venus. Roberta Payne toasts the success of her alias, Mad Minerva . X. Nady, Jumping Jupiter, enjoys the antics of the godde ses when they try to win golden apple from him. Jr. Classical League Consuls- Linda Nakamura Roberta Payne Tribune- Carol Wiggins Censor- Joanne D'Amato Scribe- Lolly Adelman Sponsors- Mi Margaret mith Mi Dorothy Gaubatz 94 TRmE I TRIBE II TRIBE Ill TRIBE IV Tnbune- Anne Hunting Censor- Joanne D'Amato Scribe- Lolly Adelman Lolly delman Kathy Chapman Joanne D'Amato gne Duh John man Jack Harding Anne Hunting uzanne Hunting Mary Kawamoto Irwin Levey Karen Miura Roberta Payne Fred eydel Jean hafer Marilyn Watts haron Whi ler Gloria Wong Victor Wong Tribune- hirley Kiohiyama Censor- Lorraine Alvarez cribe- Janis 1etcalfe Lorraine Alvarez Peggy Cochran Val Dalton Marcia Dougla Judy Dreyer Tom Harper hirley Kishiyama Bob Kreps Roe Marcus Janis 1etcalfe Judy Nelson Bill Pace Howard Phillips Kathi Pickering Clark Riggins ara Rothchild Gene Takamine Tribune- Carol Wiggins Censor- Loui e Pate Scribes- X. Nady Vickie anders Karen Arn meyer Briana Birch Jill Chn tensen Judy Dick Tania Dudnikow Clare e Foreman John He s Catherine Ketter Yvette Lowman Bev Miller X. ady Linda Nakamura Louie Pate Patti Renner Vickie ander Carol Vickers Carol Wiggins Brenda Wright Tribune- Joni Diner Censor- Linda Wolff Scnbe- Marlyn Card Marilyn Card Bill Cavender John Iarke Joni Diner Karen Eberhart Arthur Gow Karyn Humm Carol Hoffman Barbara Irving Phil Johnson Juanita Jones Paul Jone Kri tine Kut uma loth Llafet Kathy Riedesel beryl tafford Dorothy Watt Jo Anne Whisler Linda Wolff �TRIBE V TRIBE VI TRIBE VII Tribune- Barbara Light Censor- Mar hall Wong Scribe- usan Thach Mary Conover Barbara Foreman Barbara Light Laune Stark usan Thach far hall Wong Tribune- Jeff Lind Censor- Felicia Lowe Scribe- Barbara Ahr baron Able Barbara Ahr Denni Akin Alice Biles Milanne Bodemann Johnene Danforth Charlene Fukuhara Lawrence Ger h Jean Graham Penny Haraway Ruth Karr Jeff Lind Felicia Lowe V1rgmia Mann andy McNatt Rick. Mu ick John Neuman orma Reynolds Chuck. Romeo Betty rnith Val taple Reggie Tuggle Tribune- Ed keeters Censor- Betty Starr Scribe - Katy Pate Lianne Aoyagi Brian Bollacker Harlon Dalton Phyllis Drew Marete Egle u an Gibbs rlene Herokawa Ron Lehr Janice Levisohn Carl Metz Mary Moor John Myers Don Perkin John Price Ed Skeeters Betty Starr Pat tranahan Gary Tedesko "Gaudeamu igitur iuvenes dum sumus" is the philosophy which Latin scholars in the Junior Cia sical League follow as they pre ent skits and participate in other aturnalian activities for their Christma and Ides of March celebrations. The club al o edits a monthly newspaper and attend a state convention, where members take prize in translation, mythology, and other Latin talent competitions. Mrs Dorothy Gaubat:., co- pon.ror of ICL, teaches about Caesar and his rampant conque t of Gaul. Co- ponsor of JCL, Miss Margaret mith retells the story of eneid. 95 �President- David Eitemiller Vice-President- Daune Charron Secretary- Jennifer Kiddie Treasurer- Jewel Maxie Spon or- Mrs. Blanch Pigott Cathy Ander on Deanna Bass Barbara Bolton Daune Charron Yvonne Chen Lynda Cook Geraldine Duval Glona Dunne David Eitemiller Ronald Fox Sandy Glanert Judy Goldhammer Nora Harris Jennifer Kiddie Dorothy King Cathy Ketter Pearl Ko hi Sharon Lee Jewel Maxie baron Morimoto Linda Myers Pat O'Neill Cindy Schneider Eddie chneider Kay Svalberg Dick Traylor Lynda Watts Karla Whtte Gloria Wong Barbie Zi kin Honorary Member Amalia Marcet Mrs. Blanche Pigott Dave Eitemiller, president of Foreign Language Club, relates an incident in which Ius knowledge of a Romance language has been helpful. Foreign Language Club An occasional "Bon jour" or ' Bueno dfas" may be heard at a Foreign Language club meeting, but it' not all Greelc to them. Member feel that the club offers them the chance to obtain an under tanding of people of foreign countrie . The club ha been entertained by a speaker from Tahiti and one from Operatjon Amigo, besides films on foreign languages and the culture of South Africa. Members await their turn to speak. 96 �Seraph Sisters President- Mary Kawamoto Vice-President- Pat Wagner ecretarie -Dorothy Dav1es Joan Fi cher Treasurer- JoAnne oker Sponsor- 1r . Mary Moore leanor Arden Wendy hworth Janet Beni h 1arilyn Bigg Barbie Bloker Kathy Bricker Bev Brown Marianna Carr Kathy Chapman JoAnne D'Amato andra Dankert Dorothy Davie Debbie D~ed Judy Dick Fran Ervm Joan Fi cher Pam Fuller Judy Goldhammer u an Graef ue Harris Jean Harri on Hosting the eraph faculty tea, Wendy Ashworth, Mrs. J.fary Moore, Kris Holm Dorothy Dm·ies, and Judy D1ck awaittht• !Wests. Lmda Jone Ruth Karr Mr. Arthur Bragg and Mr Jack Beardshcar share compliments on Mary Kawamoto the cherry cobbler. Faith Kava Sandy Lawhon Anne McElhinney Mona Monte ally Mornson Linda akamura Rosemary O'Donnell Roberta Payne Patty Peyton Mary Helen Poitz Carroll Re1 1g ancy Rogers Edie chneider Jean hafer orene hibata JoAnn oker Lydia Szwec Donna Uyemura Pat Wagner Sally Morrison makes her perPhyllis Walz son~/ guests-Mrs. James ichDiann Wehrli ols, Miss Beth Rudolf and Mrs. Pat West Alice Call, feel at home. Bonnie Whitmore Fifty meet every Monday arol Wiggins morning, wearing a red badge and conAnna William cealing a yawn, to carry out the tradition Pat Wilson Charlotte Wytia of ervice to Ea t and to the community. Diane Yamada The e eraph Si ters donate a period each day to work in an admini trative office at East. One of their annual dutie i introducing the new ophomore girls to Ea t. In addition to community ervice projects, they pre ent the fir t dance of the year, give a de sert for the faculty and, with the Pre-Law Club, pre ent the enior return. �Irs. Elizabeth Pixley and Irs. Marilyn Hoyle combine notes on po ture and poi e. Vice-Pre5idellt- Jill Chri ten en ecretary - B bbi Foley Trea urer andi Waterman craphaolo. Chairman tananna arr em or A dl'isur - Kri Holm Junior A dnsor an } owe I ophomore Adrtsor - Bell} tarr pvn or 1r . Pixie}. 1r . Ho;le Barbara hr Kath} nder on Ellie rden Janet Beni h Briana Birch Judie Bramley Bev Brown onnie Burgett tarianna arr Jill hri ten en Joanne D' mato al Davi herrie Fancher Bobbi Foley 1ary Foley 1errilee Gay u an Graef Dana Gruenert Trudy He kemeyer Margie Hick Pam Hollis Paula Jone Kri Holm '\1ary Kawamoto Jo 1anley orda 1cKenzie Jinn} McKenzte ·ally 1om on honme fugle ton ancy owel K.aty Pate Loui e Pate 1eredy Pate Jeanne Roe ickt ander 1ary Jo cbaetzel andy cbodde Ltnda mtth harlene pence Betty tarr Karen tonemet Emily Stracy andra Lee Vogt Pat Wagner 1andel Wakefield Phylh Walker Phyh Walz andt Waterman Laurel Weaver 1arla Wei Carol Wiggins 98 Model Teens The model teen' winning combination is good gr ming, courte y and p r anality, and poi e. Th e elu ive reward are reap d by member· of the Model Teen Club from hearing peakers on beauty and grooming, pon oring a Chri tma ervice project, and pre enting their annual pring fa hion show. ally .\forri on applies her knowledge in a fashion show. �Pre ident - Judy Bemis Vice-Pre ident- indy rockett Secretary- icky Wil on Treasurer- Mary lark Hi torian andra cott punsor fr . June Wllliam,on Jo Pearl dam Lolly Adelman ue lien Loretta tkin an y Beezley Jud; Berni Brigctte Borger harolee Bowker tary lark Irene Cindy n Jom Dmer Judy Dreyer Carolyn Eric on Linda E ig Judy Evan Clare e Foreman Judy Frederick on 1elody Fujimori Dana Fulton Jean Gallagher Barbara Gordon Ga;le Gregory Dana Gruenert ancy Hammer Becky Hernandez rlene Hirokawa Jean Hughart Karen John n Knit- Wits Ann Jovanovich hirley Ki hiyama Pearl Ko hi Pam Kubly Michele Kuchel harlotte Langford Judy Langford Loretta Litke Yvette Lowman 1ary fanning Connie tiller Judy el. on Patty Patter on D~ana Rice J...athy Riede el Julie Roach nn evert. on L}nn hield Linda pirek Barbara teuart Ellen trong Pam Thurow Barbara Ullmer nn Wheeler nna William icky Wil on Lmda Wolff Lydia Wszolek The Knit-Wit , pan ored by Mr . William on, encourage friend htp among the gtrl and render cr ice to a t by varied proj ct . At their regular meeting , the girl di play article which they have completed and help beginners with knitting m truction and technique . A peaker from May-O F de cribed the many aspect oi knitting to the group at one of the more formal meetmg . The e knitter made carve for the children at Ridge Home, a mbled an afghan, tuffed a float for alar Day, and created a knitting circle for all the girl o that they could get to know each other. Pot luck dinners for the member wer al o arranged during the year. Bev Brown and Dana Gruenert practice a difficult popcorn titch . 99 �P re-Law Holl'ard Holme pleads 111 defense of his client to the unsympathetiC cars of Jtul •e Joe Meyer. Mr. John A u~cr. sponsor of Pre-Law, discusses club policy with Joe Meyer. Mr. Rex Craig was newly chosen this year by the club to serve as co-spon or. �According to the Con titution, "The PreLaw Club hall be a boy ' club for tho e interested -in law and chool ervice . It will trive to olidify and clarify their intere t, and give them a common meeting ground for di cu ion ." However, trict con tructioni t cruple didn't limit the cope of Pre-Law' activ1tie . In fact, the prevailing M.O . wa no cruples. Program varied from speaker on legal inanity to a bull e ion on religion to a karate demon tra,tiOn . The chool benefited from the infinite genius of Pre-Law boy through the club's co- ponor hip of the Graduate Tea, u hering at the Woodbury onte t, and pre entation of worthwhile a emblie . examination . President- Joe Meyer Vice-President- Howard Holme Secretary- Mike Pryor Treasurer- John Rhead Sponsor- Mr. John Auger Randy Beth 1errick Bobb Jim Boslough Bud Bourke Duke lark Phil Davis Barry Hochstadl Howard Holme Allen Kruger Alan Loeb Joe Meyer Jeff Moses Mike Pryor Pete Pumphrey John Rhead Ed keeler Bill pear Vic Wong Paul Wright EW M MBER Joel lien Dave Babbs teve Baker Gary Blum Randy Brame Bob Brannon Dave owdrey Dan Eitemiller Joe Goldhammer Roger Greenberg Ron Lehr Jack Moyers Buddy oel Howard Phillips Joe colt Mike Timchula Art Whittemore Honorary Senior- Steve Robinson o- pon or Mr. John Auger and Mr. Rex Craig expended uper-human efforts endeavoring to keep the club' creative energie channelled in the proper directions, but Pre-Law member till enjoyed a healthy ocial life. A "Winter Carnival," a graduate tag party, and many other affair , di erectly called "parties," filled the ocial calendar which culminated in the Annual pring Banquet. Highlighting the year were the Pre-Law mock trials, held twice each year in Judge Gilliam's court. In the e trial , member had an opportunity to demon trate their qualification for the bar, among other thing ; and applicant attempted to rectify all of their pa t sin and mi. demeanors. 101 �Tri-Hi -Y From doughnut ale for the rejuvenation of the angel to wrapping hri tma present for Children' Ho pita!, Tri-Hi-Y member earch for way to erve East and the community. Since the group is affiliated with YMCA, Tri-Hi-Y fulfills it religiou goal by attending a different church ervice each month. Working with other Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y club , a Pre- Legi lative Conference wa held early thi year .a a preparatory e sion for the annual Youth and Government Conference. Speakers such as Reverend Ru ell Williams of the Inter-City Parish, Earl Reum, Amalia Marcet, and Anne McElhinney are also a part of the club's program. "Get vour dav old doughnllts!" threatens ally Iarrison, JoAnn D 'Amato, Lydia ';:wee, Dorothy Dal-ies, Laurel Wea1·er, Afary Jo chaetul, and Judv Da1·is. farilyn Afitche/1 and Mary John 011 look di dainfully at unTri-Hi-Y-ian activities. Davi Joanne D'l\mato Trca111rt'r 1ary nn Czubaty haplain - Barbt a}lor Program Chairman- Judy Floyd 'pon or - M r . lice all Record in • .\cere tar\' - Barbara hr 'u an lien Loretta tkin Barbte Baker lolly Barnhan u ie Brown Karen Br}an Mananna arr Kathy a e Mary nn zubaty Joanne D' mato Dorothy Davies Jud:y Davt at Davt Joni Diner Fran rvm Judy Floyd Mernlee Gay Dori Gold mith ue Harri Beth Haugen Kathy Hearn nne Hunting 102 uzanne Hunting Mary John on Ann Jovanovich Mary Kawamoto Eloth Llafet nne 1cElhinney Gorda 1cKenzie Jani 1etcalfe Connie tiller Marilyn Mitchell ally 1om on Barbi a}lor 1ary Helene Poitz 1ona Porter Carol Richard on fary Jo haetzel andy chodde Linda heila Betty Karen Lydta zwcc Brenda Wright arolyn Young Irs. A lice Call chortles during a peech by Mr. Earl Reum . �Girls' Rifle Club Amu ement park rille game don't eem to be enough for the e girl . Donning their cutoff and long dre hirt , the girl ' rifle team fire up their skill a harphooter . There i a gung-ho pirit a they harpen their hootmg eye and poli h their trigger finger . afety fir t i their motto, and they don't go on field trip until they Jearn the rudiments of carrying, cleaning, and toring their rifles. Some eventually get good enough to challenge the boy at their own game. The Teen-Age Republican Club offers a a link between theory and practice: the concepts of government learned through history clas e · and new paper and the working politic of American partie . The force and utility of the Teen-Age Republican may be vouched for by the great demand for TAR worker· during the Ia t election and by the intere t Governor-elect Love took in meeting Ea t' club Ia t January. The TARS gain their enthu ia m and upport from a common intere t of nearly all teen-agers: talkir.g politic . President- Patty Peyton Vice-Pre.rident Nancy Roger Secretary u ie Brown Treasurer- Jacque Pierce Sponsor- Mis Loi Patton M1chele A hley andy Blakely Barbara Bonham Phylli Bowden Julia Bovys u ie Brown hse Brunkhor t Emma Carter Kathy Case Lynn Craven Mary Cri Liz Croe Joan Crow Jean Graham Janet Hamilton adine Hamilton Ann Hoffman h1rley Hubbard Kathy Huber Jo Hudgin Elaine Jackson 1argaret John on Henrietta Kitamura Barbara Light Julie Mullins Patty Peyton Jacque Pierce Karen Raffin Leona Rinnander Nancy Rogers Kathy choendaller Mered1th prings Gwen Tepley Linda Tucker Jo Ann Whi ler GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Ann Hoffman Patty Peyton Jacque Pierce Nancy Rogers- Captain Liz Croe 11ss Lois Patton mar!..s par age ingbird to inspire the Girls' Rifle Dick Fic/J, expert on Communist propaganda methods, e.tvlains infiltration. Young Republican League President - D1ck Field Vice-President- David Lundqui t ecretary-Treasurer- Larry arne 1embership & Publicity Chmrmanirginia 1ann Party Functions Chairman- ancy Bezley pon or- 1r. M1chael . 1ahonchak ue Allen ancy Bezley Jim Burbank Le lie Cbft Judy Evan Dick Field Karen John on Virginia John n ue Krill 1ichele Kuchel Dav1d Lundqui t irginia 1ann Larry arn r Henry hield V1cky Wil on 103 �President- Bill Bruner Treasurer- Dave Beren Secretary- Rick. Nak.amura Deacon -Mike Lee Sponsor- 1r. Donald Srruth Greg Alexander Eddie All tun Le Almond Mike Amori Larry Atkin on Dave Beren Bill Brann Bill Bruner colt Casebolt Mel Dyson Errol Gidding Tom Gnffiths George Grote Kent Hodge Kent Hopkins Dave John on Don John on Howard Ko hi tike Lee Tom tintken orm Mo oni Denni akamura Rick Nakamura Bob Niel on Doug u baum rom Patter on Frank taylor Hal teffen lex tout Dick rra}lor John Tur ick Ed Tyler Graig Wei bart tike We tmoreland tar hall Wong Boys)Borvling Club Bowling offer three of the major attraction to any p rt: relaxation, enjoyment, and acqui ition of kill. Forgetting their cho l-t1m fru. trations and inhibition , member of a t'. Boy ' and Girl ' Bowling lub loudly c pre. them elve with appropriate hout and erie during their weekly meeting at Dahlia Lane . A the bowler pick up point and pointer , the be t of them meet with other high chool bowling club for unofficial matches. Mr. Donald mith hopes his luck will change if he goes barefooted. 104 �President- andy Lawhon Vice-Pre idellt- Bonnie Whitmore Secretary- Karen Krau e Treasurer- Barbara etkel ponsor- 1r. Donald mith Hope Alire 1tchele hley Deanna Ba Barbara Bolten Colleen Bulmer Carol Lee Pat Ca ado Diana han Johnene Danforth andy Dankert Earlene Easley Linda Ever man Judy Finch Joan Fi her Judy Frederick on Carol Gee Dorthy Gib on harlotte Henry Jean Hughart Janet Jame Diana John on Jackie John on \i anda Jone Girls)Bon ling Club Sandy Lawhon scream o1·er a r:utter ball. Earlene Easl'iy cancels her stril..c• by teppinr: m·er the foul line. hysterically Karen Krau e nn La ky andy Lawhon Yvette Lowman Linda Leahy orine Lotz htrley Lutz Barbara fcGee ue Miller Kathy Mitchell Doreen Mori hige Ltnda akamura andy Painter Dolore Pratt Mary Read fary Romeo Edte chneider Barbara eikel Paulett peak Donna till Karen Stills Pat wan on Cora Tidwell u an Trapp Beverly Walker Connie Weindel Bonnie \i hitmore Gloria Wong Barbara Zi kin �President- Nancy Rogers Vice-President- Bill Pace Secretary- Suzanne Hunting Treasurer- John Heckenlively Girls' Racing Chairman- Judy Evan pon or- Mi s Jean A chbacher Lannie lexander Annette B chrach Nat Bailey Lillian Bain Margarita Basse Bill Beit cher Jo Benwell Janet Lee Black Barbara Bonham Bud Bourke harolee Bowker Ann Brennan Vivian Bridaham Fred Brown Mark Brown Powder snow and un hme and pretty girl and cndlc lope are a part of the kiing which k.ea t bnng · to it member . They encourage both competitive and recreational sk.nng, introduce modern techniques, provide the late t ki new , and dimini h the fears of now bunnie . The club chcdul week.ly ski trip during the wmter and pring month. with time trial for tho who wi h to compete in the annual Mile High and Dartmouth Meets. From the c trial , Skea t form and sponor boy ' and girl ' racing team . To acquaint the member with foreign ki area , kiing techniques, and trick. skiing, kea t pre cot varied ki movie throughout the year. 106 Patty Hearn u ie Brown Cathy Hearn berger Dave Brunton John Heckenlively Mari Buerkle Bob He s Dave Cardillo u an Hillmeyer Jim Cazer Pamela Holli hristy hapin Cy Hooker arol hild heryl Horton Dave Clements Karen Humm harle ollard Anne Hunting Edie rocker uzanne Hunting Chri tine Cronkey Barbara Irving Joan Crow Leah Jenkins uzette ulbert on Jay Jernigan Joanne D"Amato Richard Johnson Dennis Davin Ron Jone Judy Davi hce del Junco Ron Darius Doug Knox Judy Dreyer Lewis Kontnik Dan Eitemiller Karen Krause Jo Elenburger James Kreider Carol Erbisch George Lackeman Judy Evans Randy Lorance John E man Anna Lotz Patty Floyd Jan Lot Deann Ford Jamie Lytle Jay Fou t Rick Marotte Jon Friedman Lois May Melody Fujimori Bob May Larry Furno Kenyon McGee Merrilee Gay Carol fcKeeta Janice Gereke Candy 1.eininger Kathy Geritz Reggie Miller u an Gibb Sue Ann Miller arl Hartman Jill Ha an Gi ela Hauert Beth Hawley Michele Marie Hawley Janet Milstein Cheryl Oye Bill Pace Pat Pacheco Patty Peyton Wayne Philltp J tm Philpott ookie Pile rthur Pontow Mona Porter Karen Raffin Btll Retdesel Kay Rindom Nancy Rogers Robert Roggenbach Bob Ru ton Ruth Ann andford ue argeant Mike chutz Joey Scott Barbara Seikel Jay heffield Betty Smith heila Smith berry mith tacy mith Laurie tark Martin Stark Dave Stern Robert Stevens Gene Takernine Maureen Terry Ann Thacker Yvonne Tobias Don Torrens Anita Traber Susan Trapp Linda Trotsky Barbara Ullmer Jiro Mathew Wada Maridel Wakefield Ronald Wartburg Candy Waterman Maureen Wells Sharon Whi ler Dick Young Stephen Canges Alan prigg Terry Harri on SkEast �107 �Red Jackets President- William G1bson ~ ice-Prts1dent- Alan Schneider Recording Secretary- am Yankee Corresponding ecretary- Paul Fass Treasurer- R1chard Traylor Assistant Treasurer- Ronald Brainerd Sponsor- 1r ven on J1m Adam on M1ke Bader Ronald Brainerd Norman Carl on harles Church Brian Davie Paul Fa Wlll1am Gib. on An Gilbert Gerald Gold mith tan Lawren n Peter 1ahr Danny 1aniate Warren Rhoads Alan chne1der Pat Spark Richard Traylor Ed Tyler Paul Wagner John Wiedorn am Yankee The Red Jacket , a newly reorganized group, form the boys' branch of East's Pep lub. They have a dual purpo e of promotmg school pirit and erving East in any way po ible. The bright red blazer , worn with pride by the member , can be ecn when Red Jacket u her at chool function . The Red Jackets al o present a pep a embly and man an information booth in the fall to aid new students. htr. James s~·en on emerges with an answer. �President- Ed Stapleton V1ce-President -Jim Blaschke Secretary- Buddy Noel Treasurer- Gary Bloom Sponsor- Mr. Raymond P. Acsell Key Club /'.fr. Raymond Acsell. ponsor, and Ed conduct a meeting of Key Club. tapleton, president, Fred Altberger Dave Babbs Nat Baily Stan Barrett Jim Bla chke Gary Bloom Gary Blum Bob Bronnon Richard Crist Phil Davis Bert Fields Dave Frescoln Jeff Haynes Barry Hochstadt Eugene Kambara Allen Kruger Tracy Leonard Jack Lighthall Jeff Lind Alan Loeb Sheldon McClaury Joe Meyer Steve Milligan Rick Musick Buddy Noel Bill O'Neil Bill Pace Kent Peterson Sil Reed Bill cates Gene Spanarella Ed Stapleton Vic Wong Key Club i a boy ' ervice club affiliated with Kiwani · and dedicated to helping the chool in any way po ible. Its primary ervice project each y ar i publi hing a student directory, beloved by boy in need of the date and phone number . This year the club voted to u e the profit to c tabli h a cholar hip fund to aid a deerving enior in meeting his college expense . Several of the members- Gary Bloom, Jeff Haynes, Jim Blaschke, and Da~·e Babbs- pay close allen/ion to the words of their leaders. 109 �Onl' of W.J.'s most important functions i to Jllfi[IOrt the teams at the gaml's. The block of rl'd and white can be seen at all major conll'sts. 110 �President - Janet Beni h Vice-Pre~ident - Bonnie Whitmore lVbite Jackets The girl you e every Friday clad in white jacket and red kirt portray the typical and ideal a t High angel, known a the White Jacket. he i cho en a a member of the pep club for her eagerne to encourage school spirit, her lively character, and good academic record. Thi year the White Jacket have faithfully attended the athletic game a a part of promoting chool spirit. They served the chool by u hering at the All-School Show and Council Capers, by pon oring the annual Father-Daughter Banquet, by taking part in a hri tma project, and by howing their ability to drill at the game during half-time. This year their theme for the drill wa dance crazes: the twist, the charle ton, and other . During the fir t erne ter, White Jacket meet every day in a regular gym class. During the econd semester they have bu ine meeting on Friday. Secretary- Linda akarnura Secretary- Verne a Pilger Treasurer- Marianna Carr Treasurer- Diane Yamada Drill Master ancy Dunkin Drill Ma ter- Carol Wiggin Courtesy Chairman- Mary Helen Poitz crapbook Chairman- Donna Uyemura Parliamentarian- Jean hafer Sponsor- 1r . May Dunkm Barbara hr athy Ander on Kathy Ander on Ellie Arden Judy Berni Janet Beni h u 1e Brown Marianna arr Jill Chri ten en Peggy Cochran Marilyn Cohen Joanne D'Amato Karen Dahl trom ·andra Dankert Sue Dav1 on ynthia Donielson Nancy Donielson fama Dudnikow Glona Dunn Nancy Dunkin Jean Dveirin adeen Enge arolyn Ericson Fran Ervin Olivia Fetter Joan Fi cher Patty Floyd Merrilee Gay Janice Gereke Mary Gerner Judy Goldhammer u an Graef ue Grandy Margot Griffith Penny Haraway Jean Harri on Chri Heidbrak Ann Hoffman h1rley Hubbard Anne Hunting uzanne Hunting Sharron Jackson Karen John on Paula Jone Ann Jovanovich Ruth Karr Faith Kavas atherine Ketter Jennifer Kiddie h1rley Ki hiyama Pearl Ko hi Gwen Kurz Judy Langford andy Lawhon Loretta Litke Jam1e Lytle orua Margolin Patty 1axson Bev Miller Karen 1mra Lmda Nakamura ue Nieminen Lynda orri Pat 0' 'eill Patty Peyton Verne a Pilger Connie Plunkett Mary Helen Poitz Beth Re1sb1ck Carroll Rei ig Robin Rhodes ancy Roger Cindy Rupp Vicki ander Jean hafer JoAnn Soker Charlene pence Phylli Swan on Lydia zwec Ann Thacker Barbara Ullmer Donna Uyemura D1ane Yamada Valerie Vette Carol Vickers Ida Voorhees Cand1 Waterman D1ane Wallace Laurel Weaver Diann Wehrli Ann Wheeler Karla White Bonnie Whitmore Carol Wiggin Anna William Charlotte Wytias Diane Yamada Carolyn Young Mrs. May Dunkin gi.,.es ad~·ice from higher up. 111 �The cramp of a swimmer's leg .. . The sweat on a runner's brow .. . The bruises and aches and disappointments ... The warm satisfaction of exhaustion mixed with pride ... The glory that is East �/ �Football Cherub football fortune urpa sed mo t expectation thi year. The Big Red football team pulled one of its many up et by overcoming the Lakewood Tiger 2 -20, gtvmg a t it fir t tate championship in thirteen year . Thi triumph di played to the unbelieving sports experts that Panek' Angel were far from mediocre. After racing to an early 14-0 lead in the fir t quarter with AI Dertinger, Ad Lopez, and Walt Oliver doing the coring, the Angel team with tood the powerful econd half ru h put on by the Tiger . Within five minute following the start of the econd half, the herub' margin wa cut to one point, 14-13. Characterizing the fine play of the team all year, the Angel ro e to the occa ion to nail down the victory with core by Ad Lopez and Jim Bla chke in the final stanza of thi locally televi ed game. Skip Hilton wa ingled out for pecial prai e by Coach Panek for hi exceptional blocking. Pos ibly the toughe t challenge this ea on was again t the heavily favored Aurora Trojan . Aurora was favored by two touchdown to extingui h the Angel' title hope . The Trojan overpowered the Angels throughout the fir t half to gain a 7-0 advantage. The in pired Angel came back with a vicious econd-half rally. Led by the fine offen ive and defensive play of Dertinger, the Big Red proved to a capacity crowd of 8,000 at DPS tadium that the Angel were superior. The victory can be t be described a a team effort with the defen e showing special prowe . In the final league game of the season, playing for the city champion hip, the underrated Angel defen ive team came through with its usual excellent performance in holding the explo ive Thomas Jeffer on offen e to only thirteen point while the ever-potent Angel offen e ran up thirty-four points. 114 Signal caller Skip Hilton projects ~rim determination as he contemplates the fate of the Angels during the state championship game against the Lakewood Tigers. Arch-rival George Wa hington proved to be a worthy foe in one of Ea t' most critical game of the ea on and left the field at the half-time intermi ion with a 7-6 lead over the Cherub . The Angels, making • their own break in the second half, rever ed the momentum of the Patriots with a fumble recovery by Jim Bla chke and pass interception by X . Nady and Walt Oliver. Lopez and Bla chke, scoring a final pair of touchdowns, left the Angel on top 19-7 as the gun sounded. �A //-State end A I Derringer boots his second successful extra point to put the A nge/s out in front at half time, 14-0. X . Nady holds. STA 01 GS VAR ITY FOOTBALL Points w L T Opp . 216 133 129 145 107 78 39 30 33 63 66 50 78 !53 197 237 Team East . .. ... ... 6 5 outh Jefferson .. . . . 5 Wa hington 5 Lincoln . .. . . . 3 2 Manual I North West ...... . . 0 • • 0 •••• •••• • 0 0 I 2 2 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ad Lopez. is brought down by a Lakewood Tig er after a nine-yard jaunt to the Lakewood 28-yard line . ��The sports public often overlook the defen e when considering the potential and ability of a good football team. Thi year it couldn't be overlooked. Coach Paul Coleman put together a defen e which ranked a clo e econd in the city in average yardage allowed per game and came through with many of the top defen ive stands and clutch plays seen in the league in quite a few years. An excellent backfield ha alway been characteri tic of Ea t High football team and thi year wa no exception. Training of the e backfield is the job of Coach Myron Craig. Many an overconfident back ha been put in hi place by Mr. Craig's well-directed quip . "Get him, Big Sid," is the cry as Dave "Big Sid" Sidwell (77) and Chuck Williams (82) pour in to put the clamps on George Washington quarterback Pete Fowler. Ad Lopez, led by the blocking of Walt Oliver (21) and Skip Hilton (12), penetrates the Thomas Jefferson defense for a ubstanllal gam a Ea t beat T.J. 34-13 to roll to its fifteenth city champwnship under Coach Panek. 117 �Gary Fo ter Dick Thomas Center Guard Football Ron Sheppard Guard All- ity ·econd Team Bill (Bulldog) Bayer Guard 118 �Steve Lind ey End AI Dertinger End All-City All-Metropolitan II- tate Dave Sidwell Tackle All-City All-Metropolitan Jl- tate econd Team !. .;.;.ollliilii••• �VAR ITY FOOTBALL Babb, Dave Barrett, Stan Bayer , Bill Bayer, Bob Baylor, Dan Bender, Julian Blaschke, Jim Boering, Jim Bo Iough, Jim Canaday, Don Condos, John Cra1g, John Crumal, Tom Dahm, John Davi , Phil Dertmger, AI Elhott, Terry Ell worth, John Flower , Roger Fo ter, Gary Franek, Joe Gaul, John Hall, Charle Hamilton, Herman Hilton, lop Hogue, Mike Hudson, Art Johnson, Mark Lindsey, teve Lopez, Ad Maclnto h, Don Moyer , Jack ady,X Noel, Buddy Nulan, Darrell Ohver, Walt Pomeranz, Rick Pope, Rennie Reed, Syl R1chard , Wardell Russell, Chuck heppard, Ron 1dwell, Dave lothower, John Stribling, Bob Thoma , Richard Tohver, Chuck Vockel, teve Will1ams, Chuck Coach - Pat Panek Walt Oliver Full bad All-City All- tate econd Team 120 Jim Blaschke Winghacl.. II- ity 11-Metropolitan All- tate Prep of the Week Gold Helmet Trophy aptain " 1o t Valuable Player" Football �Ad Lopez Tailback All-City econd Team Skip Hilton Upback All- ity econd Team Dave Babb Tailback All-City econd Team 121 �Football Coach Panel. happily accept the r;:ame ball from an exub rant Coach Redic after East'. 14-7 l'ictory m·er Aurora in the tau semifinal game. Coach Panek explains game strategy to tailback Dal'e Babbs as the B1g R ed team powered past the A braham Lincoln Lancers 19-0 in the early stage of our successful campaign for the state crown. 122 �Coach Pat Panek, dean of prep grid coache , ha been coaching a t gridder for the pa t 24 year . During hi tenure he ha · compiled an almost unbelievable record of 147-25-11. Thi uperb coaching has brought 15 city title and two Ia AAA tate title to East, mcludmg thi year tate champion hip team. The amiable Mr. Panek, with hi football know-how, ha been an in piration to all tho e with whom he come in contact. Ea t' brawny end-coach, K1rk Hinderlider, ha pecial pride in thi year' championship team. He wa a member of the ast team of 1949, which won the only other tate football champion hip in the chool' hi tory. He was al o named to the all- tate team that year a an end. The caliber of Ea t' end can be directly attributed to thi fine athlete. Gatherinr? information about the opposing team from the press box is Coach Hinderlider, while te1·e Lindsey (80) and Jim Boslough discu s the progress of the game . Coach Jame Redic, a native of Penn ylvania, certainly mu t be rated a the top oph more coach in the city. In the past two year hi team have won five out of a po ible ix major port champion h1p . Coach Redic. along with coach Myron Craig, man asf couting y tern with near perfection. Although the job of coa hing th ophomore team· i often underrated, it i · an 1mp rtant link in the development of champion hip team . 123 �124 ��Football 126 �127 �Back Chuck Toliver, led by guard Dan Baylor (47). races through a gap in the South line in a junior varsity game . The South Rebels went on to win 14-7. JU lOR FOOTBALL Won Tied Lost 0 1 6 George Wa hington 2 4 Thomas Jefferson 2 0 5 outh 3 4 0 T I 3 3 Abraham Lincoln 5 0 2 Manual 5 0 2 orth 7 0 0 Wet Penetrating the middle of the line, the Junior Varsity reels off a short gain against the South Rebels. 128 Junior Football Pet . .929 .714 .714 .571 .500 .286 .286 .000 �Bate , John Beaton, Bruce Beaver, Owen Brame, athaniel Brannon, Bob Borck, James Brown, Fred Clark, Dwayne Coughlin, Gary Daniel , John Davin, Denms Dertmger, teve Desmond, Johnny reenbcrg, Roger Hall, Tyler Ha egawa, Duane Hendry on, M1chael Holden, William Je ke, Richard Johnson, Claude Keller, Ronald 1anley, colt McComa , William Me amara, Michael toore, Bobby Tou~h pa s defensl!' played an important role in the Sophomore team's ~·ictory orer t.fanual. Sophonzore Football OPHOMOR braham Lincoln E T George Wa hington Thomas Jeffer on outh orth 1anual Wet FOOTB LL Won Tied Lost 0 I 6 0 6 2 0 5 3 I 3 4 0 3 4 0 3 6 0 I 7 0 0 Pet. .929 .857 .714 .500 .429 .429 .143 .000 "Toa tie" Bram . ophomore fullback, romp through a holt' opened in the Manual line by East's aggressi~·e forward wall. tourhe , Dave Omohundro, Lee Orendorf, Theodore Paglia otti, John Perkin. Donald Rigg, Jack R1 ley, David Ryan, Gary antifer, Joe ather. Thoma chafer, Roger evert on, Tommy nook, Jame Thoma, teve Thomp on, Doug Tun on, Floyd Wallace, tarcellu Weaver, Dave Withrow, Frank Yearling, Bob Coach -Jim Redic �Howard Holme makes a fine N'co~· ery shot during an important match with lim Edwards of outh. Tennis After Ea t' netmen battled their way to third place in the Denver Prep League, the state tournament aw their racket take new life as they swept to an unexpected runner-up po ition, leaving exalted George Washington tangled in the nets. Only a couple of point kept the Angels from cheating South out of the champion hip. Junior Alan Loeb climaxed an excellent sea on by capturing the number one singles title, and Howard Holme placed third in the number two ingles divi ion. Tracy Leonard and Kuka Molioo had tough luck in the quarterfinals of the doubles competition, but till gained valuable points for the Angels. Coach Lawrence Garrett gained the experience neces ary to produce fine cro country and tennis teams in both high chool and college. At Princeton, he ran var ity cro country for three years and also played varsity tennis for the Tigers. Alan Loeb, state champion, demomtrates his effective forehand slam as he wins his match 6-2, 6-1 against Tom Wertz of West . �Altberger, Fred Appleton, John Blum, Gary Brame, Randy Bruner, Bill Cantrell, Phil Cardillo, David Clark, Duke Glenn, Jack Holme, Howard Lebr, Ron Leonard, Tracy Loeb, Alan Meyer, Joe Molioo, Kuka Newton, Brent Pryor, MUc.e Rupp, Ken cott, Joe tern, David Tawil, Dan Timchula, Mike Young, Cliff Coach - Lawrence Garrett Coach Lawrence Garrell relates l11s trategy wllh, left to right, Molioo, Holme, Leonard and Loeb before state campetition. TE Team Wa hmgton EAT outh Lincoln orth Jeffer on Wet Manual Won Lo I 36 30 29 28 6 12 13 14 18 23 34 24 I 13 8 0 Daily pep-talks played a large part in the lenni team's success this year. 131 �Cross Country team captain Ralph mith prepares himself for the starting gun in the city meet. Cross Country The cross country season aw a large turnout of a piring harrier . Holdmg with this year's accepted tradition in athletics, Coach Garrett's runners, led by captain Ralph Smith, forged by the tough Denver competition to gain the city cro country crown. The team, retaining their fine form, went on to rate fourth in the state meet. Team Points EAT 30 31 Lincoln North Jefferson Wa hington Manual Wet South 55 67 86 87 103 108 Alexander, Gregory Amon, M1ke Biloru ky, John Bowling, Doug Branum, Chuck Chnst nsen, Steve DeHerrera, Abe Donu, Don Doriu, Ron E m~n. John F<•l om, Mack Fo~t<r, Ron Gil•son , Jeff Gilden, Ron Gra man, Fehx Hill, Ken J ol!nson, Steve Kato, Cal Levey, Irwin Lind, Jerr Medina, Lloyd Miller, Bill Myer , John avarro, Steve Leonard Perry leads two other teammates around the final turn as East sweeps the fifth-through-eighth places to capture the city crown. Leading East runner of the year, Leonard Perry , sprints across the finish line to capture fifth place. Pace, Bill Perez, Ray Peter on, Kent Reddy, Ron Renue, Don R1gg1ns, Clark Rob1nson, AI Schutz, Mike m11h, Ralph Thede, Larry Westmorelaod, Pat White, Ron �Ea t' golfer drove, chipped, and putted their way to fourth in city comp tition this year. Although there wa a great lack of experience, the team fared well again t other schooL. In the match with Wa hington for all-city honor , Ea t wa defeated on the eighteenth green by one put de pite the effort of Captam Ray Benton and Ed keeters. Golf Team Won Lost Washington Jefferson outh EAT Lincoln North Wet tanual 26 23 2 19 17 9 11 12 8 16 20 21 28 7 0 5 The gift of spirit was on East's side a the team got along well in both practice and competition. The qualifying round for Ea t' team con i ted of eventy-two hole . From a field of approximately twenty-five, eight were cho en. Bates, John Benton, Ray Davi , Jim Gold tone, Hank Hamilton, Kent Harrell, teven Hoag, Tom Maley, John Moses, Jeff Potter, Tom Skeeter, Ed Coach- Jack Moulton 133 ��Dave Babbs (14) falls away from the basket as he shoots in the game against South . East lost 47-43. The Angel got off to a low tart, winning two and lo ing two in the pre- ea on game . Ea t opened the league w1th a flurry by beating heavily favored Manual, 60-54. At the end of the fir t round of league play Ea t, to everyone' amazement, wa in econd place with five win and two lo e. The econd round of league play almo t put an end to the hop that the ngel had for winning a berth in the tate tournament. The B1g Red team lo t to South, Abraham Lincoln, and We t. With their record now at ix win and five lo e the ngel rebounded and put the orth Viking in their place, 54-52. Thoma Jeffer on beat Ea t for the econd time the following week, and the hope began to dwindle. However, Ea t fini hed in a tie for econd with Manual and a playoff game was nece ary to determine the team that would enter the state tournament as econd place repre entative for the Denver Public League. Ea t won, 51-50, and the long fight to the tate final began . After defeating Lakewood in a regional game, th Angel faced Cherry Creek in the quarterfinals of the tate playoff . Although uffering from an acute ca e of tage-fright, a t beat Cherry Creek, 44-43. The following night the come-from-behind cherub team did a turnabout, cured it first night jitter , and trounced a favored Aurora team, 67-49. The Wheat Ridge Farmer , after truggling by the South High Rebel , faced the mall and oft-beaten East High team. The Angel proved to be worthy opponent . The a t tarting team , all junior , led the Farmer at halftime by a slim margin . In the third quarter the Farmer turned the tide and went out in front by ten point . Then th Angel tarted to come back and whittled the Wheat Ridge lead to one point with 12 econd left in the game. The Angel , trying to get po e ion of the ball, fouled, and Wheat Ridge ank both foul hot . The Angelii mis ed their chance for a Ia t econd ba ket and lo t 67-64, giving Wheat Ridge the tate champion hip and the much underrated Angel a runner-up title. Basketball J. R . Craig (44) goes high for a rebound in the tate semi/mal against Aurora. J. R was the big gun for East in this game, scorin.g thirty points and rebounding ~·iciously as East won 67-49. 135 �Basketball "We'll get them next year," is the primary thought of the Eo t H igh team as they graciously acct•pt the state runner-up trophy. Chuck Williams tosses in a left-handed layup against Wheat R idge. Chuck was an A //-City and A II- tate selection this year as he led the Angels to a very successful season. 136 �ndo, tcve B bb , D ve Campbell, Paul Canaday, D n Craog, J . R. Ea ley, Ray liamilton, Herman H rtman, Carl Hogue, M1le John on, trve Lond y, Steve terer, Joe l!Uican. Dexter 1 yer , Jack ady, X. Reed, Sylve ter Reid, Billy teven . David udholt, Fredrick Toliver, Charle:> ~ 'illiam , Edward William, Tom ~ Chuck William (40) drii'C' down the middle for an easy barl.t·t durinr? the first A bral{am Lmco/n game. East triumphed O\ ' l'r the Lancers 41-40. Coach Paul Coleman gil·es last second assistance to tilt A ngcl team as they take to the floor to face another opponent. Dm·e Babbs ( 15) shoots a jump shot Ol'er the outstretched arm of a Wheat Ridge defender. East lost a heartbreaker to the Farmers 67-64. 137 �Basketball East gets the tip as J. R. Craig (44) bats the ball to Chuck William. (40) in the f~rst game of the state tournament again t Cherry Creek. East defeated Cherry Creek in an o~·ertune 44-43. It's two points for East and X. ady (35) as the Angels wellt down to defeat in the state finals with Wheat R1dge. Chuck Williams (41) and Da~·e Babbs (15) look on. Don Canaday (33) stops a Lincoln opponent in the backcourt with his fine defense. 138 �The An~?els march to the middle of the court so that they may receh·e their second place honors. Tipping the ball, Don Canaday (32) controls the tip-off to J. R. Craig. Chuck Williams (40) dri1·es down the middl~ for an ea.ry btHkct during the fir t A braham Lincoln game. East triumphed Ol'l'r the Lancer.\ 41-40. 139 �Going high for a rebound, J. R. Craig (44) takes command of the situation once again. Fritz Sud/wit (10) waits patiently. BA KETBALL Won Lost Team 11 3 outh 6 8 EAST 6 Manual 8 8 6 Lincoln 6 8 orth 8 Wa hington 6 8 6 West 5 9 Jeffer on Pet. .786 .571 .571 .429 .429 .429 .429 .357 After stealing the ball, Sophomore Ste~·e Dertinger (22) lays it easily into the basket. Joe Meyer (51) throws a lefthook into the jaw of Lincoln's Mike Rebeich . �Basketball 141 �Junior Basketball Team Wa hington Manual outh Lincoln Wet Jeffer on orth EAT Scoring another basket for the Junior mrsity is Jack Moyers (27) . The juniors had a poor season because the 1·arsity team was comprised mainly of juniors. 142 JUN IOR Won Lost 12 2 11 3 II 3 6 8 5 9 5 9 4 10 2 12 Pet. .857 .786 .7 6 .429 .357 .357 .2 6 .143 �OPHOMORE Team Won Lost EAT 13 I Washington 12 2 Jefferson 8 6 Lincoln 7 7 outh 6 8 Manual 5 9 North 3 II Wet 2 12 Pet. .929 .857 .571 .500 .429 .357 .214 .143 Alt~rger, Fred Beaver, Owen Brame, athanoel Brannon, Ro~rt Danoel , John Dertin~er. Steve Elli ,Jom., Kilby, Kraog Kuykendall, Michael l e, Michael Martinez, Erne t MeMo ley, Bill Ri ley, David tevens, Jerry Strauon, Mochael Tunson, Floyd Wallace, Marcellus Yearling, B bby Jerry Ste~·ens (6) makes an easy basket in a sophomore game against Thomas Jefferson. farce/Ius Wallace (3) accurately shoots a jump shot in the econd half of the Thomas Jeffer on game. Sophonzore Basketball 143 �Baca, Dennis Ba quez, Bill Bla chke, Jim Carrasco, Tom Carra co, Trinidad Chavez, Ernest Coronado, W. Carey Dalton, Harlon Egri, George Fong, Rudy Fong, Tony Fo ter, Gary Graham, Larry Gras man, Felix Greenlee, Robert HaU, Charles Inouye, Jerry James, Che ter Ko hi, Howard Low, Bryan Loui, Calvin Maclnto h, Don Matsumonji, Lance MtUer, Ru ell James Molino, Kuka icholson, David Paglia otti, John Rigg, John Riaains, Clark Ryan, Gary Speliotes, Dean Stribling, Robert Swi her, Joe Thede, Larry Ungefug, John Weaver, David Larry Thede, East's 120 pounder, work for a pin against his Arvada opponent. Thede wound up losing the match by a single point in one of the best displays of wrestling by an East wrestler this year. Wrestling East's wrestlers did not fare too well this year becau e of the lack of experience and of a sound nucleus. In dual meets, the Angel grappler lost six and tied one, but came in a olid sixth in the city tournament. Ea t ent two wrestler to state, Rudy Pong at 112 pound and captain Jim Bla chke at 145 pound , where neither met with any ucce s. Coach Jim Coleman, a former East High grappler and city champion himself, has quite a number of promi ing ophomores and juniors returning next year, and a first division finish is imminent. Coach Jim Coleman takes a somber l'icw of the progre s of the Arvada match wluch East lost by a wide margin. �Captain Jim 8/a chke has the ad~·antage o~·er An·ada's Ken Elliott before falling to the state 145 pound champ1on 9-2. fo~·ing for po ition are East's Kuka folwo (left) and am Drinnon of ortlr- ~!rich Drinnon won in one of the year's most exciting matches. �Wrestling Bryan Loui works for a switch during the An·ada match . Jumor Rudy Fong worl..s to break down l11s orth foe on his way to a second-place /111ish in city and a state tournament berth . 146 Kuka Molioo rests in a match against orth in which Sam Drinnon's Jaw was broken. �Fast action highlighted this 120-pound match pitting Larry Thede and an excellent An·ada grappler. Graduating senior Bob Stribling works o~·er his opponent from North in a match which ended in a 2-2 draw. WRE TUNG Team Lincoln outh North Jeffer on Wa hington E T Wet 1anual Points 104 90 57 50 49 29 20 6 147 �Adams, Ed Andrews, Pete Barrett, George Bre coa, Dennis Burns, Mtke azer, Jim hapman, Moke hn tensen, Steve lark, Dwayn De&io e, Frank Dollon, Graig Eitemoller, Dan ·ord, John Fou t, Jay Fre coin, Dave Golden, Ron Hagiya, Mark Hendryson, M.ike Holme, Howard Hopkins, Kent J ohnson, Lee Lorance, Randy Kontruk, Lewi Manley, Scott 1c oma, Moke Moller, Bill Moore, Hugh Pryor, Bob S haetzel, Tom chafer, Roger S~heiba, Tom Schroeder, John eydel, Fred oper, Charlie tapleton, Ed taub, Bink Thorne, Dave Wteder, John Wnght, Paul Youn , Cliff 148 �Team Wa hington uth T Jefferson Lincoln orth Wet Manual Point 74 68 56 36 32 10 6 0 Although it lacked experience this year, East's wimming team captured third in both city and state competition. Our swimmer concluded the '63 ea on with a tate record m the two hundred yard free tyle relay. Ed Adam , Mike Hendry on, Mike McComa and Bink Staub, captain, fini hed with the a toni hing time of I :39.1, thu topping the previou record by 3.5 econds. Dave Fre coin in the four hundred yard free tyle, Mike Hendryon in the hundred yard free tyle, and Mike Mcoma in the fifty yard free tyle all captured third place at the tate meet. cott Manley took third place in the hundred yard butterfly and Lewi Kontnik came through econd in the hundred yard back troke. All of the e accompli hment were attributed to the driving determination of the team and the experience and enthu iasm of Co-ach Moulton. �Although there are only two returning lettermen thi year, Ea t's gymnastics team i ranked among the top four contenders for the state crown. The gymnastics team lost their fir t meet to Aurora and came back trongly to defeat la t year's champion Lincoln. Heading the quad for allround proficiency are Jon Malander, captain; Jim Ca ties, and Gene Takamine. Coach William Holmes came to East this year from Colorado State Univer ity. He competed for East on our first three state gymnastics teams in '48, '49, and '50. Competin~ in one of the less glamorous but more difficult gymnastics erents is Fred Duncan in a floor exercise. Dan McAndrew does a pirouelle on the high bar during an early season meet. Gynznastics 150 �Gymnast Jon t.falander performs a handstand toward a first place finish on the still rings. VAR ITY GYM ASTICS Allen, Tony Brown, Mark Burbank, Jame Ca tie , James Chapman, M1ke O.Uon, Craig Duncan, Fred Etchepare, Paul From, Don Garfunkle, Dave John on, Stephen Malander, Jon McAndrew, Dan Newell, Richard Rector, J a me Spngg, Alan Stout, Roy Takamme, Gene Wells, Gary Showing the skill and know-how needed to be a successful gymnastics coach is William Holmes. Dom(f a back flip in front of the is Alan prigg. JUdge 15 1 �Baseball AR lTY BASEBALL Ando, Ste\le Babb, Da•e B yer , B b B ylor, D n Bl chke, Jim Bloom, Gary Campbell, Paul Chalk, Gene 0 rchinez, Gary Egn, George Franklin, Earle Gaul, John Hayne , Jeff Leonard, Tracy Loui, Bryan 1artin, Paul Morgan, Bill Moyers, Jack ady, Xa.aer oel, Edmund Oh•er, Welt Re1d, Bill Robinson, Ste•e Sidwell, Dave Jim Blaschke and Dm·e Babbs collaborate on appropriate trategy. The East bench whoop it up as the Angels core a close ~·ictory Ol'l'r Thoma Jefferson, 2-1. �• Coach Myron Cratg ha a friendly little discus ion with the umpire abolll the alteration of a deci ion. Walter 0/n·er ( 11) eros es home plate with the winning run of the game. Jim 8/a chke trike 0111 another Jeffer on batter as he leads the A nge/s to 153 �Baseball Walt Olil'l'r connects for a bast• hit in the T.J. game. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL un·evinl! the ituaticm i Coach Robit; on . and Coach Coleman . 154 fyran CraHf, te~·e Buton, Bruce Brame, athaniel Greenberg, Roger Ha egawa, Duane Hoag, Tom Je le, Richard Keller, Rom Kuykendall . 1ichael M< amara, 1ickey Mo , William akamura, Denni Orendorf, Theodore Pagha otti , John Perlin, Donald Ro~l( , Bryon Ro ley, David Ryan. ary evert on, Th rna tratton, 1.ichael Thomp on, Dou111as V ithrow, Frank �With a Herculean effort, AI Titus hean·s the shot. Track Gahe Lill'in sails ol·er the crossbar, displaying hi poll'ers in the pole mult. LeapinR into the upper strata of the atmo5phcrc. J. R . Crair: prepares for rt•-entry afru a tla::.-ling hi~h jumpinr: performance. 155 �lexander, Greg Am1 ri, M1ke Atkt on, Larry Baker, Steve Bame, Craia Ba quez, BtU Bate , John Btloru ky, John Brannon, Bob Branum, Chuck Brown, Fred Burran, Le lie Canaday, Donald Canaday, Larry Chri tensen, Steve lear, Gary Couahlin, Gary rata, John Davt, Phil Dertinger, AI Derlinger, Steve Dorius, Don Dorius, Ron Eitemiller, Dan Ellsworth, John Fol om, Robert Fo ter, Ron Franck, Joe Gtb on, Jeff Graham, Larry GriCCiths, Tom Halvorsen, Tom Harn on, Tarry Hendryson, Mtke Htll, Ken Hunsaker, Jtm Inouye, Jerry Johnson, Claude Joh~on, Steve Kambara, Eugene Landau, Felix Lawson, Marvell Levey, Irwin Lind, Jeff Litvin, Gabriel Macintosh, Don Me lellan, James Me 1o ley, Btll Miller, Btll Millican, Dexter Molioo, Kuka Mourhees, Dave e mtth, Jun ewton, Brent Pace, Btll Peter on, Eddy Pomeranz, Ric Reed, Bernard Reed, Sylvester Renlie, Donald Rigg, Jack R11111ins, Clark Robtn on, AI chafer, Roger Spanarella, John Spear, BtU Steven , David Stevens, Jerry Staub, Bink Ti by, Charles Toliver, Charles Utt, David Vretto , Jtm Walker, Bruce Wallace, Marcellus Walton, John Weaver, Dave Whittemore, Art Williams, Chuck Williams, Tom Winkler, John Wooten, James Wunderlich, Gregg Yauch, Werner Yearling, Bob Titus, AJ 156 Da1·e ti!I'I!IIS, the Angels' fpeedy junior hurdler, clears the final barrier in the 120-yard high hurdles. �High-Jumper Chuck Toli~·er floats o~·er a height greater than his own. Track Ranking in the top three for city honors thi year, the track team has proved it elf capable of capturing the city crown. Although there are few returning lettermen, there are many promising newcomers that have made up for this weakne s. The field events are the team's tronge t areas. With Tom Halvorsen and AI Titus throwing the hot and di cu and Bink Staub in the pole vault, the possibilities for state are good. The team itself po se e great spirit and drive. All of this is attributed to the fine coaching and support of Coach Jack Moulton. Hi experience and guidance have led many teams in the past to both· city and state titles. East's state champion shot putter, Tom Hall·or en accompanie his mighty hea~·e with a mi.cd1tier roar. 157 �Each individual is carved with perfection. He is a singular being, unlike all others, Yet he joins with them to share laughter, ideas, friendship ... And he is remembered in different ways . .. By a friendly word or a certain smile or a distinctive walk. He has his own feelings, his own beliefs, his own perspective. He is remembered for being himself. ��ALLE , SUE Prestdent DERTI GER, STEVE Vice Pr ident PATTERSO , PAT Secretary MISS ALICE WOLTER Sponsor Sophmnore Class Officers In his spare time .\fr. Edward Race, . oplwmore cia s sponsor, leaf through ew Y orl..er," back issues of ' The "The Times Literary upplement," and "Mad Maga-ine." Student Council BAR HART, MOLLY WALLACE, MAR ELLUS Mrs. Eleanor Flotow, a ponsor of the sophomore class, demonstrates a fantastic new card game she has del'ised, the Program-Card huff/e. WE MORELA D, PAT WRIGHT, MARDI 160 �Abel, haron Adam , Larrie Lou lexander, Lannie Allen, Jill nder on, Judy ndrew , haryon ngelo, ick oyagi, Lianne rellano, Bruce A hley, 1ichele Atkin . Loretta tkin on, Larry ernice Babcock, George Baca, Denni Bader. 1ichael Bain. Lillian Barnhart, folly Ba korville, Pat Bate . John Batt. Gale Lynn Beaton, Bruce Beaver, Owen Beezley, ancy Benwell, Jo Bergman, raig Berkowitz. 1arcia Berman, Bobbi Be t, Linda Beverly, Lugeama Ro e Bile, lice Black, Janel Le Blakely, andey Board, haron Bollacker, Brian Bomash. D.ane Bonham, Barbara 161 �Borck, Jame Bot ford, Ann Bowden, Phyllis Bowker, harolee Bowling, Doug Brame, Randy Bramley, Judie Brandt, Deborah Brannon, Bob Branum, Charles Sophonzores Brent, Ro eann Bre cia, Denni Brocha, Kathy Brock, Ben Brock, Jean Brok, Alina Brown, Bill Brown, Fred Brunkhorst. Elise Brunton, Dave Mrs. Marv Rider routes one of the frequent calls to the school. A switchboard is necessary to handle the many extcnsinn in the building Correspondence for the day is checked and answered by M is Alwyn E1·ans, ecretary to Mr. Colwell. Bull, Judy Burbank, Jame C. Burgett, Connie Burgraf, Gail Burns, Catherine Burn, Cindy Burns, Michael Calloway, Yvonne Cardillo, Dave Carroll. Jo zette Ca ado , Patricia Cavender, Bill 162 �avo, Dianna Cazer. Jim ec, Bob Chapin, Chri ty Chavez, Ernie Pete hri ten en, teve Clark, hern Clear, Gary Iemen! , Dave Clement , Pat Cluff. nnette Collin , Michael Collin , Wendy Coronado. Wm. Carey Mrs. La~·el/e Holifield sets the tab set 011 the typewriter as she types out the list of absentees for the day. Coughlin, Gary Couture, Terri Covey, Bill Cowart, Gloria Cox, Barbara Cox, Bill Mrs. Sonja Ek keeps elaborate files on college bound seniors. randall, Chri tine Cri , Mary �Taking the first mventory on new books is Mrs. Kathryn Waters. Mrs. Emilie Te cher checks a note card against other references. Mrs. Evelyn chachter/e delivers a load of books to the toreroom, a hm·e11 for bibliophiles. Mrs. Anne Anderson speedily types 011 emergency bulletin to be di tributed and read to all the tudents. 164 �Sophonzores Mrs. Ha-l'l Clark hands an excuse sl1p to Patricia "Fingers" West .w that Jhe can work in the library during her study hall period. ronkey, hristine Crouch. Larry Crow. Joan Cummin . 1ona unningham, Larry Dalton. Harlon Daniel , John Davenport, indy Davin, Denni Davi , Georgia Ann Davi ,Jimmy Davi . Ronald 0. "No!" says Mrs. l\farilyn Jester firmlv to a student trying to obtain a tardy slip to a fifth period class after lunch. Dayton. Cheryl Dertinger, teve De cio e, Frank Diner. Joni Dortzbach, Jeanette Kay Dougherty. John �Duboi, u an Dungan, Dale Duvall, Gerri Earl, Penny Ea ley, Earlene a ley, Robert Ei nach, Jeanette Eitemiller, Dan Elenbogen, Jo Elli ,Jim Elmer, Linnea ngel , Linda Erbi ch, Carol Etchepare, Paul Ever man, Linda Faris, Pat Fasano, Jim Fauver, Paul Fey, Douglas Fields, Bart Finneran, Catherine Fioravante, Anastasia Fiori, Mike Fi her, Lynn Pictorial files are well resourced by Miss Eloise Pearson. These pictures ca11 be used for guides ill identifyinR animals, people and great pai11tings. Floyd, Clay Foley, Ed Foley, Kay Forbes, Steve Foreman, Barbara Foster, Ron Fountain, Roger Foust, Jay Richard Fox, Nancy Franklin, Dennis Freehling, Bill Freeland, Melody ReviewinR 11ew books is one of fin Barbara Gillette' jobs. Otherwise, sire may be seen n·cei1·ing and ird1·inR tire borrowed books. Friedman, Jon From, Don Fujimori, Melody Fukuhara, Arlene �Fukuhara, Charlene Fulton, Dana Gallagher, Jean Galloway, Linda Gapuzan, Albert Sophonlores Garder, foni Garten Ray Gaumer, Ronni Gavette, Lmda Geritz, Kathy Ger h, Lawrence Gibford, Mary Ellen Gib on. 1ichael Giddmg Errol Gilden, Ron Gutenburg could carcely have imagined the number of book required by East in a year. In addition to book that students buy, hundreds of textbook and library books find their way into the building. The e new arrival are ent to the book room, affectionately called the "dungeon" by tho e working there. After they are tamped and catalogued, they are routed to their variou de tinations. In the library the books receive loving care from the librarian . Mrs. Clark, Mi Pearon, Mi Gillett, and Mr . Martin pend as much time reprimanding delinquent borrowers as they do in maintaining the books. Mrs. Grace Martin checks the files to root out delinquent borrowers. Glassey, Btll Goldfogel. herri Goldhammer, Joe Gonzale . Jo ie Gordon, Mark Gow, Arthur Graham, Larry Gra man, Felix Green, Joan Greenberg, Roger Greenier, ngelo Greenlee, Robert P. Greer, Ina Greer, Wanda Griffey, Jennifer Griffin, ally Grote, George Haber titch, hce 167 �Hagadorn, Vaughn Hagiya, fark Halbrook, ue Hamilton, Janet Harding, Roger Harrington, Bill Harrington, Mary Ann Harrington, ue Harris, ora Faye Hart, Chri Hasegawa, Duane Ha san, Jtll Haugen, Beth Hawkin , andra Gail "<P"=- Hawley, Beth .. Heard, Jackie Hearn, Kathy Hecht-Nielson, Robert Heilig, Jerry Hei ten, Carol Helstien, herie Henderson, Phil Hendryson, R. Michael He s. Bob He s, Linda Sophonzores Hiden, Irma Hillhou e, Bill Hillmeyer, u an Hoag, Tom Hoffman, Carol Hoffman, herrie Holden, Bill Holmes, Myra Hoi t, Monta Holubecz, Erika Homstad, Mary Hooker, Karen Horton, Cheryl Hotaling, Kathy Huber, Kathleen 16 J.1r. Jack Moulton reclines in the plush seats of the driver education car. �Hudson, Joyce Hull, Danny Humm, Karyn Hunt, John Isbell, John Ivanov, Ria lwago hi, Ron Jackson, Elaine Jacob , Janet B. James, Chester Jarvis, June Jeffer on, Marilyn Jernigan, Jay Je ke, Richard Johnson, Alan Johnson, David Johnson, Don John on, Jane Johnson, Jim Johnson, Linda John on, Peggie Johnson, Phil Johnson, hirley Mae Jones, Juanita Carolyn Jones, Wanda Joslin, Larry W. Katz, Renee Keller, Ron Kenney, Pamela Ktlby, Kraig Kimsey, DeAnn King, Karen Kitamura, Henrietta Kittredge, Pete Kline, Dan 1iss Ja) Breen, the social worker, counsels ll'ith a student in the course of her busy schedule. She spends much of her time ~·isiting parents of students. Klug, Lewis Kout is, Liz Kramer, Suzy Kreider, James Krill, Su an Kubly, Pam Kulling, Janet Kurtzer, Dennis Kut uma, Kri tine Kuykendall, Mtke Kyle, Shirley Lamarr, Cynthia Lanca tcr, Dale Landau, Felix Landis, Hale 169 �La b}. tan ley L k.y, nn La Ie). aundra Lauterbach. Helen Lawrence, like Law on. Marvell Leaf. Linda ue LeB01 . Dore n Lee, arol Lehr, Ron LeRoy. Kenneth Le lie, Dick. Leyden, Tom Light, Barbara nne Lindley, Ed Lind ay. Linda Linn. Deanna Little. Martha Llafet, Eloth Long. andra E. Lorance, Randy Loui. Calvin Luman, Frank Lundquist. David Lundquist, Lorene MacLean. Brian 1addy. David Lee Mahr, Pete 1ajor. Tom 1aniate . Danny fanley, colt Marcus, Roe 1artin. Eugene fartinez. Jim 1atsumonji. Lance 1ay, Loi 1cCaul. Randy 1cGee. Barbara J. McGee. Ken 1cGrath. Iaine 170 Sophmnores �\1cKenzie, Gorda fcKinzie, Jinny 1c 1tllan, Jane 1c 1o ley, Bill 1c amara. fickey 1c att andy 1cQueary, \ttd.y L. feininger, Candy Mei , Jerry 1elnick, Barbara Metzger, Elvira 1iller, Bill Miller, Connie Miller, ue Ann 1illigan, teve 1il tetn, Janet A /ways willing to aeccpt money is the school treasurer, Mtss Jennie Marr. he is a lillie more hesitant about Ri1·ing it out' Molde, Bradley 1oore, Adell 1oore, Hugh 1oore, Mary 1oore, Patsy Moore, Rochelle C. Morimoto, haron 1o , Btll 1ourne, Tina 1ugle ton, honnie full in , Julte Mulvaney, Donald fyers, Helen 1yers, Linda fyer , L. John akamura, Denni ance, u an Neumann, John ewm n, Nancy 171 �The efficient lunchroom ladies work from seven in the morning to prepare the aromatic and nutritious meal . A great deal of planning goe into preparing the well-balanced and varied lunches from day to day. Students tampede to the lunchroom in anticipation of the palatable dinner . Line fork to the left, plea e! Were it not for the indefatigability of the custodians, a t could not be a beautiful and well kept a it is. Hous \ ork 1 child' play compared to the cnormou job of cleaning such a wide prcad tructure. The cu todian i called upon to operate in such diver ified field as that of plumber, electrician, and mechanic. They take care of heating the chool and keep the walk clear in the winter, and watering the lawns in the summer. 172 �Newton, Brent ielsen, Pam ielsen, Robert orman, fary Ann O'Brien, Bill Ohmer, Jane 01 on, Wayne Omohundro, Lee Ot tot, Ray Oye, Cheryl Pacheco. Pat Papazian. uzanne Ellen Pate, Katy Pate, feredy Patter on. Patty Patter on, Tom Paul, Leonard D. Penny. Richard Perkin, Don Pierce, Mar ha Pomeranz. Ron Pontow. Arthur Porter. fona Potter. Tom Pratt, Dolores Price, Bobby Price, John Prince, Heidi Pritchard, Lilli Quast, Lesley Quintana, Maxine Ragulsky, Ro emary Raphael, Le ter Ra kin, Linda Sophonzores Redmond, Linda Kay Reece, Barry Replogle. arol Rep chlaeger, Bob Rettberg, u an Reynolds, orma 173 �Rice, Diana Richard on. Carolyn Ric.hardson. Joyce R1chmond. George Riedesel. Kathy Rigg, John Rigg, Byron Rindom, Kay R1 ley, David Robert , Kay Sophonzores Rogers, Gloria Rome, Eli Rome, Kathy Rothch1ld, ara Rumfelt, Rex Rupp, Kendall ack, Jerry ad., Jim age, Carol akamoto, Carrie The IBM office in room 304 is bu y at all times of the year. In the fall, pecially punched cards are fed through the machine to regulate the chedule of the teacher and the student . Then, individual program are printed up by the machine and di tributed to the tudents. By the time emester marks are due, it make out all the report cards complete with parent ' name ready to mail. The second erne ter, everything i repeated. Mr. John Smyth and hi tudent helper do all the red tape work which is nece ary in order to figure out the machine's schedule. atisfyin~ teachers' and students' demands is an enormous headache for Mr. John Smyth. aks, Mikkel alina , Samuel ander on, Anita andford, Ruth andler, tuart ather, Tom avoy, Phylli cavo, Jim chaetzel, Tom chlichting, Linda choendaller, Kathy chomberg, Darlene chreiber, Mike chreiber, teffie cott, Joey 174 �cott, ue ecreti, Rocky eifried, Jolene ervey, Linda evert on. nn hea, Cathy h1pp. Pamela hively, Phil hort, Diane hultz. Joanne hurtleff. Linda imms, Jimmy imonton. Cindy imonton. lip imp on, Dianne Carrying her clerical notes. Irs. Virginia Shakespeare commutes back and forth from the tc tmg office to the college counseling office. laughter. Margaret lingo, Dan mith, Leonard m1th, Pete mith, Ruthie M. mith, heila Smder, Liz nooJ.., Jim A. ogn, Karen oker, David oli , Beverly Ann pring, Paul tark, Laurie tarr, Betty teffen , Robert �Stern, Dave teuart, Barbi t1ce, herry ·tout, Alex Stratton, Cindy tratton, Mike truck, Cecelia ummer . Carol Svalbert, Kay Lynn weazy, Alice Sopbonzores wi her, Joe Szarafin ki, Dagmar Tams, Pat Tatum, Peggy Taylor, Kathy Every tudent know of the horrible courge of tc t , standardized or otherwise. After more than a decade of being te ted, the high chool student ends up as a et of tatt ttc . The e precious core are guarded by the con cientiou taff in the te ting office which include Mi Craven, Mrs. Powell, Mr . Call and Mrs. Shakespeare. The California and Iowa te t , taken by juniors and ophomore , and the PAR te t, which eniors mu t pa in order to graduate, are among those admini tercd by the te ting office. en•ing as go-between for the College Testing Service, the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, the American College Test, the College Entrance Examination Board, and the Achin·ements Tests, Miss Elizabeth Cra~·en has many month of work, not to mention the administration of the school tests. Temple, Karen Tepley, Owen Thach, Susan Thomas, Greg Thoma , teve Thompson, Doug Thomp on, Gary Thomp on, Michele Thurow, Pamela Tidwell, Cora Jean Timchula, Mike Timmons, Irene May Tockman, Judy Traher, Anita Trapp, Kathleen 176 �fravi , John I rujillo. There a ruggle. Reginald Udd, indy pd:.=:~~=~p~===~~~~IJ~IiJ!I~I!!t____:__~J~-=~~~ nderwood. Marilou Wagner. Barbara Walker, Beverle} \i alker. Bruce Wallace, 1arcellu Walloch, Eugene Ward, Carolyn Warner, Bonme Watanabe, haron Waterman, Jane Watt , Dorothy Watt , Lynda Lee Weaver, Dave Weeks, Bob Weindel, Connie Weipert, Dave Wei bart, Graig Westmoreland, Mike Westmoreland, Pat Whi ler, JoAnne Whittemore, Arthur E. Wieder, Judy Wilcox, Mary ue Wilhoite, Lauren Wilkins, Shari Wilson, Carol Withrow, Frank Wohl, Carol Wolff, Linda Wong, Mar hall Worley, Vikk1 Wortham, Darlene Wortman, Garrett Wright, Mardi Wright, Sharyl W zolek, Lydia Young, Margaret Zigler, Cathy Zmn, Marlene 177 �LOEB. ALA Pre odcnt HECKE 1EYER, TRUDI Vice Pr odent Junior Class Officers PLU. KETT, CON IE Secretary KLINE, KIFFA EY Trea urer " hould we appro~·e the use of the optimum stratagem in the procrastination of the grossly misrepre enred endea~·ors of the Junior class?" is one of many problems facing Mr. Lloyd Gnadt and Mrs. Elizabeth Pixley, Junior class sponsors. Student Cou1Uil BAKER, JUDY BAKER, STEVE BLUM, GARY CHEW, CORKY EVANS, JUDY METCALFE, JA IS 178 �bel, Darlene Adam , Connie dam on, Jim Adler, Eva lien, Anthony G . lien u an Ander on, David ngelo, Suzy rn meyer, Karen Babb, David Bachrach, Annette Badger, Terry Bailey, Jim Baker, Barbie Barger, Peggy Barne , Craig Barrett, George Barrett, tan Barv1k, ue Ba l-ett, Vickie Bas e, Margarita Bayer. Bob Baylor, Danny Beard worth, han Bed aut, Earnie Bell, Jim Bell, Mark Bender, Myra Beren, David Berkey, Lois Berry, Marilyn Bett , Katherine B1rd, Orlo Black, Perry Blackburn, Kay Bland, Dick Blatnik, Fran Block, Jeannine Bloker,Judy Blum, Gary Bobb, Merrick Bodemann, Milanne Bole , William �Bolten, Barbara Bon ib.Betty Boreing, Jim Bourke, Bud Bru elbach, Kathy Buxton, haron ampbell, Paul antrell, Phil Ca e, Kathy Linda mith -most energetic cheerleader. asten, Mike Ca tillo, Patricia Castles, James Chalk, Gene Chan, Diana Chen, Yvonne Chew, Charles Child , Carol Clark, Mary Cochran, Peggy Collard, Charles Karen tonemets- most head cheerleader. Copeland, Julie Cowdrey, Dave Craven, Lynne Crew , Joanne �Crocker, Edie Crockett, Cindy Croe , Elizabeth Crumal, Thomas Cunningham. Connie Davie , Lenetta Davis, Julie Davt , andra Davi, Val Davt on, Sue Day, Larry DeAnda, Vicki DeBell, Fran DeHerrera, Carmen DelJunco, Alice Dermut, Stephen DeRoo, Diana Dorius, Don East's corp of dedicated cheerleaders provide the irnpetu for chool pirit by appearing at all athletic conte t and organizing pep a semblies throughout the year. Under the spon or hip of Mr. Jim Coleman, the cheerleaders practice diligently for many hour in preparation for converting the hy teria of a ten e game into recognizable encouragement for the team. Cheryl Paxson- most quiet cheerleader. Dorius, Ron Dougla . Marcia Dreher, Mike Dreyer, Judy Dudnikow, Tania Earp, Linda Elliot, Terry 11 worth, John Enarson, David Enge, Nadeen Juniors Epley, Chris Eric on, Carolyn Erickson, Ronald Es ig, Linda man, John Evans, Judy verman, Lorraine Fi her, David Fisher, Norm Fi her, Ode a �Fi her, herry Flower , Roger Floyd, Judy Fong, Rudy Ford, John Fo ter, Gary Franklin, 1onty Freeman, Bruce French, Donna Marie Gallagher, Ann Garrett, Jim Garrett, Kathy Gaul, John Gavlik, Cheryl Gay, Merrilee Geddes, Jerry Gelb, Mary Gib on, Jeff Gilmer, Lennox Mary Jo cheerleader. Gilmore, Kaye Gold mith, Dori Gold mith, Gerald Goldstone, Hank Gonigum, Jacqueline Gordon, Barbi Green tein, Marsha Grube ic, Annette Gullik en, Gary Hailpern, Paul Hamilton, Nadine Hansen, Dean Haraway, Penny Hardiman, andra Harding, Linn 182 Hawkins, Stephanie Hearn, Patty Hearn berger, Cathy Heckemeyer, Trudy Heckenlively, John �Heidbrak, Chri ty Heim, Dave Hellen, Marlyn Hendry. on, u an Henry, Charlotte Leititia Hernandez. Elmer Herrera, Carol He , John He ter, Rod Hoch t dt, Lia Hodges, Kent Hoffman, Ann Hogg, Robyn Holden, Karen Holland, Barbara Juniors Holli, Pam Hopldn , Kent Huber, Pam Huckobey, John Hutchin on, David Huwa, Joyce Jackson, Sandra Johns, Sandra Johnson, Gregg Johnson, Jacquelyn John on, Karen John on, Mary John on, tephen John tone, Clint Jone , Paula Jone, Ron Jovanovich, Ann Kambara, Eugene Kaptain, Bob Katz, ancy Kein, Hilde Kemp, Kenneth Ketter, Catherine Kiddie, Jennifer Kimmett, Clarence Lynn Strut -loudest cheerleader. I 3 �1 4 �Ki hiyama. hirley Kline. Kiffaney Koem berg, icki Ko hi, Howard Krep . Bob Langford, Charlotte Lar on, Linda Leahy. Linda Lean. Guirec Lee. Barbara Lee, h-aron Le 1a ter. Dave Juniors Leonard. Sherri Lewi. Gary Lewi . !farian Lighthall, Jack Llafet, Eugene Loeb, Alan Loomi . Howard Lort, Jann Lort, Tony Lundquist, Sheryl Lytle, Jamie 1'aclnto h, Don MacNeill, Janet Madsen, Regina Madonna, Ann Mahan, Allyson Maierhofer, Teena Maletic, Pamela Manley, Betty Jo Manning, Mary fargolin, Sonia !farkham, Cindy !farotte, Ricky !fartin, Dale !fartyn, Paul Max on, Patty !fayeda,Joanne Me andle , teve �McCauley, Charle fcCoy, Bob fcCoy, Judy fcCullough, Joan McDonald, Tom McLean, Rene McMurdo, Robert fc a or, Ron McPher on, Ron Juniors feininger, Henry Merritt, u an Metcalfe, Jani Meza,Ann Michel, George White Jackets Charleston during a half-time drill VII dance cru::.es. Miller, Bev Miller, Jack Millican, Dexter 1illward, Jay 1iura, Karen 1ode itt, Lani Moreno, lma Morgan, Bill Morgenegg, Carl Mori higi, Doreen Moe , Jeff Mowe, Carole Moyer , Jack Mullenax, Jan Mullin, Don 186 �Musteen, Martha Myers, Beverly Nady, X. Naiman, Sharron Nakamura, Rick Neil, Carol Nelson, Judy Newell, Albert Newton, Kari Nicholson, Dave Noel, Buddy Nowels, Nancy Ohr, Rochelle O'Neill, Pat Pace, Bill Parkinson, Pete Parks, Robert Patterson, Steve Pattison, Ann Paxson, Cheri Peacock, Clois Pearce, Wayne Phillips, Carol Phillips, Howard Phillips, Wayne Pile, Cookie Piro, James Pitts, Jeanette Plunkett, Connie Polzen, Maralyn Price, Barbara Price, Dyanne Pritchard, Marilynne Pryor, Robert Pumphrey, Pete Raffin, Karen Ralston, Mary Reed, Gloria Reid, Bill Rei bick, Beth Remedt, Dick Rendle, Judy Renner, Patti Rettberg, Rodney Richard , Wardell Riede el, Bill Riffel, Pam Riggin , Clark Ripp, Chareen Roach, Julie �Robinson, Ru s Rodriguez, Ralph Roe, Jean Romeo, Mary Lynne Romeo, Vicki Rose, Dianna Rose, Judy Ro. e, Leonard Roth, Jim Ruby, Mike Rush, Marland Rutherford, Jill Ryan, Joy Sanchez, Benny Sander , Vickie cate , Bill Schanefelt, Tom chemel, Rosalie chneider, Cindy chodde, andra Schoenfelder, Mary churr, Ginny cott, Saundra Searles, Carole Sargent, Susan Juniors hanahan, Patrick harp, Dave heffield, Jay hields, Lynn hof tall, Gary hockey, Barbara Slaughter, Susan Slothower, John 188 �I 9 �mith, Beryl mith, Jeanette mith, andra m1th, Terry park , Patrick pence, Charlene pence, Dale prigg, Jan pring , feredith tafford, Cheryl teven , Ronald tone, Laurel tracy, Emi trako ch, Pam trand, Donald treet, Lynn troh, Toni Suiter, Dana wanson, Patricia Takamine, Gene Tartler, Edd Tatter, Ruth Tedesko, Gary Terasaki, Alene Terry, Maureen Terry, Patte Thede, Su an Thoma , Debbie Thomas, Tom Thomp on, Cindy Thomp on, Sue Thurow, John Tobias, Yvonne Trapp, Dianne Trotsky, Linda Tursick, John Juniors �191 ��Vogt, andra Voorhees, Ida Vretto • Jim Wallace, Diane Walton, John Wartburg, Ron Wa hco, Carol Wat on, Elaine Watt , Marilyn Wei s, Marla Juniors Welch, Kathy Welch, Larry Wells, Maureen Wheelock, Norman Wheeler, Ann Whisler, Sharon White, Karla White, Ron Wieder, Kitten Williams, Marc Wilson, Y1cky Winter, Barbara Wong, Gloria Wood, Dean Wright, Brenda Wright, Janice Zarecor, Michael Pope, Rennie �CZ BATY, MARY AN V1ce Pre 1dent ~ATERMA , CA Dl D'A iATO, JOAN E Trea urer Senior Class Officers fr Robert Kl'nnedr and Miss Jean Aschbacher, enior lass .Sponsors. strug~le with the age-old problem of cia Jul's . BE ISH, JANET CO IS, NICKY CLARK, DUKE Student Cou1Uil DAVIS, PHIL HOLME, HOWARD MARCET, AMALIA ROBI 0 , STEVE SPEAR, BILL MITCHELL, MARJLYN WAG ER, PAT NAYLOR, BARBI W ILSON, PAT RHEAD, JOH �ADAMS, BO NIE ADA 1 , EDWARD All- ity Sw1mmong; AU-State Swimming; "D.' Club; Dele11ate A sembly, Senior Service Project; Skeast; Swimming; '63 Club. ADAMS, JO PEARL Knit-Wits AHR , BARBARA H1gh hool Red Cro ; I.R. Club; JCL, Sec.; Mod I Teen ; Semor erv1ce Proje t; TriHi-Y , White Jackel-', '63 Club. AKI , DE JCL. IS ALLE , JE ETTER ALLE , JIM ALMO D, LES Boys' Bowling; '63 Club. ALVAREZ, LORRAI E l.R . Club, Vice-Pre.; JCL, Censor; Pre-Med, Historian; Science Seminar; '63 Club. AMTER, JUDY Foreign Language Club; F.T.A.; Guls' Ensemble, '63 Club. ANDERSON, CATHY Circulo d'Arte; Delegate Assembly; KnitWits, Wh1te Jackets A DERSO , KATHERINE J. Angelu Staff, Art Editor; All-School Show; Council Capers; Delegate As embly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club; F.T.A.; Inter-Club Council; Model Teens; P.T.A . Model; Circulo d'Arte, Pres.; White Jackets. A DREWS, PETE "D" Club; Delegate Assembly, Gymnastics; Skeast; Swimming. APPLEHAUS,DARLENE APPLETO , JOHN A. "D" Club; Jr. Usher; Science Seminar; Tennis. ARDEN, ELLIE F.T.A.; Homecoming Queen; Inter-Club Council; l.R Club; Jr. E cort; Model Teens, Pres.; Seraph S1sters; Sweetheart Couple Attendant, White Jackets; '63 Club. ARMBRUSTER, FRED ASHWORTH, WENDY All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Ass't Copy Editor; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; Jr E cort; Knit-Wits; inc Point Circle, Sec., Pre-Med, Cor. Sec.; P.T.A. Model; Science Seminar; Seraph Sister ; Skeast; Symposium, Sec.; Young Republican League. AVERETT, GARY Delegate As embly. AYDELOTT, STEVE BACHMAN, JOHN Deleaatc A embly; Gymnastics; JCL; Track. �embly; Key BARLOW, DOUG Council Capers; Cro s Country; Dele ate A embly; Euclidean Club; Key Club; Skeast; Track . BATES, JOH All-City Choir; All-School Show; Ba ketball; Concert Choir ; Council Caper ; Football; Golf; '63 Club. BAUGH, ELLEN BAYERS, WILLIAM AU- ity Football; All· tate Football; Ba eball, Ba ketball; "D" lub; Delegate A embly, F.:>lk Song Club; Football; Science Seminar; Skeast; '63 Club. BEMI , JUDY F.T.A , Vice Pr , Inter-Club Council; Knit-Wits, Pr .; Wh.ite Jacket . BE A VIDEZ, TRI lOAD AU-School Show, Hi(lh hool Red Cro BE ISH, JANET All-City Pep Club; Angelus Staff, A 't Edllor; Htgh ·hool Red Cro ; Inter-Club ounctl; Jr E con: 1odel Teens; enior Service; eraph Si te~. Skea t; Student Counctl; White Jackets, Pre ; '63 Club. TO , RAYMOND Boy ' Bowhng; "D" Club; Golf, Captain; Gymna tic ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant . BERG,FRA CY Delegate A embly; Girls' Bowling· Jr. Achievement; Knit-Wits; P.T.A. Model; rvice; '63 Club. BERRY, JAMES Ba eball; Ba ketball, "D" Club; Football; Foreign Language Club. B TH. RA DY Boy · tate ; Pre-Law; enior Service, kea t; potli~ht tar£, A 't Page Edttor; tudent ouncil, Leader hip Conference; '63 Club. BE , BILL R.O T , Rifle Team; Tri-Angels, Sec BIGGS, 1ARILY All-City Orch tra; All-School Show; Council Cape~. D legate A embr,; Inter-Club Counctl, I R. Club, Pre .; r. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Speech Club. BILORU KY, JOHN Cro Country, Euclidean Club; Jr. Usher; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Track; '63 Club . BIRCH, BRIA A Counterpomt ; Dele[!ate A embly, Girls' Ensemble: J L; 1odel Teens, Skeast. BLA K, Jl 1 All-City Band, All-School Show; Ba eball; Ba ketball; Council Caper ; Football; Jr. Achievement; Mu ical. BLACKI , PAT BLAGG , JO ELL Counterpomt ; Delegate A embly; Girls' En emble; High School Red Cro ; P.T.A. Model; Skea t, Sweethean Couple Attendant. BLAKEMA ,BARBARA Dele ate A embly; F.T.A , I R. Club; JCL; ymp tum, White Jacket ; '63 lub . BLA CHKE, JAMES All-City Footb II; 11-City Ba eball; II- ity ~~!te t~~~ibAr'r':·rc1~\~0 ~0it~~ ~~o~~J: ; :R ~iu 11 1 Starr. Sports Editor; Ba eball~ "D" Club; Dele¥ate A embly; Football 1...apta1n, lnterlub oun•il; J L; Jr. U her, Ker. lub ice Pre .; Pnncipal's Advt ory Coun tl ; emor Service; Sweetheart Couple; Wre tline, Captain; '63 Club; All-American Football. BLIZZARD, CHUCK Football. 196 �BLIZZARD, KAY Senior ervice; '63 Club . BLOKER. BARBIE All- hool how; Concert Choir; D I~ ate A embly, Jr. E ort; Knit-Wits; eruor Service; eraph Sisters; White Jackets; '63 Club. BLOOM, GARY Baseball; "D" Club; Delegate A embly; Gymna tic , Jr. U her; Key Club, Treasurer; '63 Club. Seniors BLUNT, PETE Delegate embly; Euclidean Club; Folk Song Club, Pre-Med; Science emmar; Senior Service; Woodbury Cont t, '63 Club. BOGGS, ROBERT BO D, WALT Football; Wr tUng; '63 Club. BOR R, BRIGITIE BOSLO GH, JIM II.City Student Council; Ba ketball; "D" lub: Folk S ng Club; Football; J L; Jr. t.; her; Key Club: Pre-Law; enior Cia Pre .; Skea t; Srudent Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Track, '63 Club. BOUFFORD, MADELINE �BOYD, RAY 10 D BO'\ 0, \ ILLIAM BO'rlE, M RGAR T 1\.1 Concert ho1r, Counlerpomt : G1rl • Bowhng: kea 1 BRA , BILL All-City Ch ir; Boy ' Bowling; Con er1 Choir; Tenni BARKER,DON A Counterpoints: Delegate A embly: Girls' Bowling; Girl • Ememble; Tri-Angels. BRE T. Ell ABETH AU- hool how: Concert Choir; Counterpoint : Girl ' En emble; H1 h School Red Cro BRE !A, MIKE BRICKER, KATHY Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Art Club. BROOKS, PHIL BROW , BEVERLY Jr Escort ; Knit-Wit : Model Teens: Seraph lc!:~: , fl::~u~~sters Welcoming Commlllee; 6 "But I didn't throw that piece of gum on the ceiling!" BROWN , FRANK Angelu Staff, Head Photo rapber; Co.mero. Club, Jr U her. BROWN, MARX. "D" Club; Deleao.te A embly; Gymnaatica; SwimmJna. BROW , STEVE BRU ER, WILLIAM 3 ~e~,itr;~~~~~b~ 1:t~~~~~~~~~n~';';~~~: Usher; Tennis; Wre Wn ; '63 Club. �BRU. KHORST, BRUCE Dele~;tate A embly, JCL, Jr. U her, \\ re tl1ng. BRYAN, KARE. embly; Homecomlnl! Q n Atlendant, Jr Pr m Auendant: May Queen Auendant; Model Teen ; P.T A. M d I; Skea t; Student Council: weetheart oupl Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y: '63 Club. Dele~;tate A BUOKLEY, MIKE BUERKLE, MARl BULMER,COLLEE Gir ' Bowling: Kmt-Wu BU CH,BOB Ba eb II; B ketball; Delegate A embly; Football; JCL; Senior Service; '63 Club. Seniors BURHEN , LEO ARD Gymnastics; '63 Club. BU H, SAM AU-City Choir, All-School Show ; Concert Choir; Council Capers, Swimmmg. BUTLER, DELORIS BUTTERWORTH, JA IE All-City Red Cr Council, Drama Club; F.T.A.; High School Red Cro , '63 Club. BUXTO , ROBERT '63 Club. CALLAHAM, KARLA CANADAY, DO B ketball; "D" Club; Football; Track. CANGES, STEVE keast . �CARD, GARY All- It Band; All-Cily Orch tra; All-Sch Sh w, All· tate Orch tra; All· tate B nd; Coun 1 Capers, Euclid n lub; Inter lub Council; JCL; Jr. Ur.ber; Pre-Med, Pr ., Semmar. CARR, BET Y Del gate A mbly; J L; P.x:try Cont t. kea t; Strang CARR, 1ARIA A All uy Pep Club; AU--School Show ; Concert ~r~b~; ~~~ef:.•e ~ rt~~~~J'T~~nn, ngua e napb "'k Chairman; emor ervice; eraph S1 ten., Tn-Hy-Y; White Jacket>, Trea .; '61 Club. CART R, EMMA F T .A ; Girls' Rifle Club. HARRON . DUAN Che tub; Foreign Language Club, VicePr : FTA.; G~rls' n emble; Jr Achievement ; Circulo d' Arte. HEW, EDWARD CHI M, DA NY HRISTFN E , JILL Delegate embly; JCL; Model Teens VicePr . ; enior Service; Student Council' Workshop; White Jackets , '63 Club Seniors CHRISTIA , BILL Circulo d' rte; F T .A .; Track . CLARK, DUKE Delegate As embly ; Jr Usher; Pre-Law ; SCience Semmar; Student Council ; weetheart Couple Auendant. CLARK, JOH COFFEE, LARRY Ali hoot Show; Angelus Staff, Production d1tor; Drama Club; Stage Crew; Thespian, Pre ., Council Capers OHE , MARILY White Jackets. COHE , SHARIE ~~uc:~~mts; Folk 200 ng Club; F .T.A .; �embly . H1gh lad I, tudenl CORO "ADO, P t.:LA High S,hool Red Cr COVEY, JO. Ba ehall; Gymna lies; Tri-An el . CO\I.PERTHWAITE, KARE f'oretgn l n a e Club ; Girl ' cmble ; kca t , '63 Jub CO ·. Sll \I. rage Crew, Captain. CR Dele D LL, PETE mbly . 1e A CRIS . IRE, E F.T A; Jr. AchleHment ; Knit-\\ I! . ate A embly, JCL; Key LBfR ON PHIL Dele tc A embly; Gymnastic , Track :lUBAT"t, 1ARY A Delegate A embly; F.T.A .; Girl· En emble; Inter-Club Council; Jr Cia \ice-Pre .; Jr. l'r m Queen ; Mar Queen Attendant; em or Ia... Vtce-Pr . ; Seruor Scrvtce; Skeat; Tri·H1-Y, Trea .; '63 Club. OAHLSTR0\1, KARE All-S<hool how; Council Caper ; Drama Club Vice Pr .; F.T.A.; Model Teens; Mu ical; While Jackets. D'AMATO, JOAN. E All-School Show; Concert Orche tra; ~~~e~ar~ ~ ~~~~Ziu~·~o~n ~;i~~~~~c:'~ or; Jr. Escort; 1odel Teens; Senior Cia s, Treas.; Seraph Si ters; Skea t; Tri-Hi-Y, Record. Sec., White Jackets; '63 Club. DANFORTH, JOH E E AU-School Show, Girls' Bowlin&; JCL. DANKERT, SA ORA Girls' Bowling, Jr. Escort; Serpah Sisters; Seraph S1 ters Welcommg Committee, White Jacket DAVIE , DOROTHY All-City Orche tra, All- <hool Show; All tate Orche tra, Council aper ; Inter-Club Council, Pres; Jr. Escorti.PreMed, Hi t., Seraph Sisters, Sec , Tri-Hl-Y, Vice-Pres. DAVIS, JUDY All-School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate :-cie~~~~~m9~~:: fk~~e~b~~~J.~~-~~~~cil Leadership Conference; Tri-Hl-Y, Sec.; '63 Club, Council Capers. DAVIS, PHIL "D" Club; DelcJate A embly; Football; Jr. U her; Key Club; Pre-Law; Student Coun ·11; Track; '63 Club. DEHERRERA, ABE Baseball; Cro Country; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club, Jr U her; ine Po1nt Circle; Track. DEHERRERA, FRED DERTI GER, ALA All ity Football; AII-Cllr, Track; All .State Football; Ba ketball; "D • Club, Vice-Pres.; Dele ate A embly; Football; Inter-Club Council; Track; '63 Club; All-Metropolitan Football; All-Metropolitan Tracie ��Seniors 01 K, JUDY All- Hy Orche tra ; All-School Show ; Council aper ; DelejJate A mbly; JCL : Jr. Es ort: eraph t ter DICKERT, BARBARA Delegate A embly , JCL. Oil LO , RAIG All- tty Swtmmtng ; All-State Swimmtng; "D" tub; l·ootball: Gymna uc ; Swtmmtng ; Track : ' 63 Club . DIXON , CHARLOTIE. DOEBL Y, CELESTE Delegate A embly; Distributive Education, Trea , Jr. Acluevement; '63 Club. DOIDA, STANLEY Boy 'State ; Inter-Club Council; I.R . Club ; Jr. U her; ine Point Circle; Pre-Med, Trea .; Science Seminar. DONIELSO , CYNTHIA JCL, Jr. Escort; White Jackets; Circulo d' Arte, Sec . DONIELSON, NA CY Delellllte As embly; I R. Club ; JCL; White Jackets, '63 Club; Circulo d' Ane. DOW I G, JOHN All-5chool Show; Delegate Assembly. DUCKWALL, HARRY "D" Club; Delegate_ A embly; Gymnasuc ; Musical; keast; Swtmmtng; '63 Club. DU CA ,FRED Cheerleader; "D" Club; Gymnastics; Skeast. DUNKIN, NANCY All-City Pep Club; All-5chool Show; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club; F.T.A., Pres.; Inter-Club Council; White Jackets, Drill Master; Tri-Angels; Circulo d'Arte. DYSO , MELLIS Boys' Bowlina. EASLEY, RAYMOND EHRLICH, JUDY EITEMILLER, DAVID All-School Show; Council Capers; Delegate A embly; Drama Club; Foreign Lan11uage Club, Pres.; Inter-Club Council; Musical; tudent Council Workshop; The pian; Woodbury Conte t. ENDSLEY, JERRY All-City Baud; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; All-State Band. ENGER, WILLIAM EPSTEIN, JERRY ERVIN, FRAN Concert Choir; Counterpointa, Pres.; Foreian ~~~~~r;.kf~~~~i~J~!'..~s"e':ti~i ~rvlce; Seraph Si ters; Skeut; Student Council Workabop; Tri-Hl-Y; White Jacketa; '63 Club. �204 �Seniors del. S, PAUL Camera Club; Che c. Club; Red Jackel.!, Corr. FETIERS, OLIVIA Gi~f~a~?'WI:rt~ ~·I;:C"e·t Model, Scien e FI NERAN, CHRIS FI CHER, JOA F rei~n Lan~u e Club; Girl ' Bowling; Ht h chn 11 Red Cr , Jr Achievement; Jr. Escort; Seraph Si ters, Sec.; Skeast; \\-bite Jacl-et . FLACK, CON IE Che Club; Dt tributive Education; Jr. chievement; Gtrl ' Rifle Club. FLOYD, PATrY Delej!ate A embly; Drama Club; F.T.A.; P.T.A . 1odel; l-ea t; White Jackets, '63 Club. FOLEY, BOBBI ounterpoint : Dele!'llte A mblv. Gtrls' Bowlin , Sec.; High School Red Cr : Knit-Wits, Vice-Pr""' ; fodel Teens, Sec.; P T.A Model; Skeast. FOL OM, ROBERT FONG, TONY "D" Club, Wr tlina. FORD, DEANN keast. FOREMA , CLARESE Dele~ate A embly; JCL, Scribe; Knit-Wits; pothght taff, port and Layout Editor; White Jacket FOSTER, CAROL All- ch.,ol how: Delej!ate A embly; Drama Club; Th pian; White Jacket.. FRA, 'KLJ •. GEOI<GE Ddet~ate A fl'~ly, FRAZIER, LARRY FREDRICKSO , JUDY Gtrb' Bowling; Knit·Wi FRE 'OL 11- tate "imming, embly, Key lub; FRITIS, ETHEL �FUGIER, GARY Con ert Chmr FU 10, LARRY All- ch >ol Sh w, Counterooont Folk Song <.:lub, Vtce-Pr ., lr.e t: Spotlight Starr. GILBERT, BOB Ba ketball: "D" Club: Dele~ate A em~ly; Folk ona Club; Football; JCL; Skea t, Track; '63 Club. GILBERT, TRUDY All-City Ch lr; All- -:h ol Show; Concert Choir· Coundl Caper . Counterp tnt ; Dele11ate A sembly; Drama Club, Sec.; F.T.A.; Girls' Ensemble; Jr. E cort; P.T.A. Model. GIL tORE, DO R.OT.C. Rifle Team. GODWI -AUSTE , JOE GARCIA, DAVE Ch Club; Distributive Education: Wrestling. rAY! , A ORA GEE. CAROL Ail-S hool how: Counterpoint : Girls' Bowling; Girls' En emble; JCL; Pre-Med; drnce emtnar. GEREKE, JA Dele11ate A embly; F .T.A .; Hi11h chool Red Cro : Knit-Wit : P.T.A . Model; Skeast: Whtte Jacket : '63 Club. GER ER, MARY Delellate A embly: P.T.A. Model, Skeast; White Jackets: Wolcol! Sight Reading Con! 1. GERSTE , WE DY LEE All-City Choir; All- choo! Show: Concert Choir; Counterpoint ; Delegate emb!y; Folk on11 Club; Foreian L~naua2e Club; F.T.A : Symposium, Corr. Sec.; '63 Club; Angelaire GIBSO . BilL Inter-Club Council; Red Jackets, Pres.; Student Council Leader hip Conference; Tri- ngel GILBERT, ART Delegate As embly. GOLDBERG, SA ORA OLDHAMMER, JUDY Foretgn Language Club; I R. City; I.R Club; Jr. E cort; emor ervtce; Seraph Si ters, \\ hite Jacket GOLDHAMMER, ELSO GRAEF, SUSA An elu Starr. Album Editor; Delegate A cmbly, F T.A , I R. Club; Jr. Escort; Model Teen ; Senior Service; eraph Si ters; White Jackets; '63 Club. GRAHAM, JEA JCL; Girl ' RWe Club. GRANDY, SUE �GRAVES, D . GARETIA Seniors GREER , BOB Foot ball ; Gymna tics . GRIHilH , M RGOT F T .A ; Jr. Ach1evement; JCL; Kmt-\\ it . GRIFFITHS, TOM Boy ' B "lin ; Camera Club , Track. GULLIKSE , VER Gymna llc. RLEY, JOH All · · hool how; Cro Drill Team . Country ; R.O .T.C. HALL, DAVID HALL, JOE Jr. Achievement; Track. HALVORSE , TOM All-School Show; All-State Track; Concert Cho1r ; JCL; Track ; Mu 1cal. HAMILTON, KENT Golf. HAMILTO , ROBERT HARRIS, SUE Delegate A embly ; Honorary Cadet, Jr. E ~ ort ; Kmt-Wits : Principal' Advi ~ ry Council; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff, Editor; Tri-Hi-Y ; '63 Club; Honorary Cadet Drill Team HARRISO , JEAN Girts' Bowling; Jr. Escort ; Senior Service; eraph Si ters , White Jackets HARTMA , JEA HATASAKA,SHARO Girl ' Bowlina. HAYNES, JEFF H LLER,RO Delegate embly, I. R Club; Skeast; Young Republican League. HELMS, JEWELENE HE DERSON, BARRY HE DERSO , RUSSELL All-City Rand; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orch tra . HE SLEY, LARRY �HER DEZ, BECKY Kntt-\\it, HESSLER, LARRY Jr. Achievement; Wr tling. HICK , IARGIE D legate A embly; Model Teen , P.T.A. 1 del, Skea t. HILTO., SKIP All-City Football; Ba ketball; "D" Club; Dele~tate A embly; Football; Key Club; Track; '63 Club. HILVITZ, HEDY HI SHAW, KARE JCL; White Jackets, HOFF~AN, WILSON Euclidean Club, Pre .; Jr. U her; National Merit Finali t, Sctence Semmar. HOGUE, KEN HOLM, KRIS Delegate A embtr. Honorary Cadet; Jr. E cort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; Model Teen ; P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sister ; Sojourner's Contest; Circulo d'Arte. HOL 1E, HOWARD All-City Tennis; Boys' State; Cheerleader; "D" Club; Dele~ate A embly: Jr Usher; ational Merit Finalist; Nine Point Circle; Pre-Law, Sec.; Senior Service; Skeast, . Spotlight Staff, News Ed.; Student Council; Swimming, Tennis; '63 Club. HOOKER, KATHY Angelus Staff, Ma cot; P.T.A. 1odel. HUBER, VINCE All· ·hoot Show. Deleute A cmbly; R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, Capt.; Science Seminar; Senior Service; '63 Club. HUCALO, MARIA HUGHART, JEA Girl ' Bowling; High School Red Cro ; Knit-Wits. HUNT, GEORGE FT A; JCL. HU Tl G, AN E Detcwate A mbly; Gtrl ' cort; En emble; JCL; Jr. Pre-Med; Skea t; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets HUNTI G, SUZANNE JCL, Scribe; Jr. E cort; Pro-Med. P.T.A. Model; Skeast, Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y, White Jackets. HUSTON, BETTY �!FORD, CAROL All-City Band; Con ert Choir; Drama Club; Girl ' En emble; JCL; Pre-Med; cience eminar. I OUYE, JERRY Seniors IWASAKI, JA ET Concert Choir, Counterpomts; G.rls' Bowling. JACKSO , HARRO F.T.A.; White Jackets JE SE , MARLYS L. Delegate A embly. JENSEN, PHILLIP Track; Circulo d'Arte. JOHNSON, DIANE Counterpoints; F .T_A ; Girl~' Bowling; ~!J!\Sc~:Jled Cross; Kmt-Wits; JOH SO , LEE JOH 0 , OWEN E. ross Country, Delegate Assembly. JOH SON, Rl HARD A All-Cit Band, All-School Show · Euclidean Club; <~Cnce Seminar; Skea t. ' JOH SO , STEPHEN LEE All- oty Cro Country and Track; Ba ketball "D" Club; Delegate Assembly. JOH 'SO , VIRGI lA Counterpoint>.; Ht{!h chool Red Cro ; JCL, Pre-Med, Young Republican League. JO E , Ll DA FAYE All-School Show; Concert Choir; Jr. Achievem nl; Knit-Wll ; '63 Club. JONES, ED Gymnastics; R.O.TC. Rifle Club. �KA ARR, SHARO P.T A Model, '63 Club All-School how; Concert Chmr. K RAKAW , STEVE D lcg~le embly: emor erv1ce, Sophomore, Vice-Pre .; '63 Club. kea 1; KARR, RUTH I· .T .A.; JCL; Jr. E cort; S raph 1 ter ; Wh1te Jac ets . KATO, ALVIN All-School Show; Concert Cho1r; Euclidean lub; Foreign Languag Club; Jr. U her; ine Point Circle. KAVAS, FAITH All- cho I how; Delegate A embly, Folk S ng Club; Forei~n Lan~ua11e Club; F T A ; Girl ' Ensemble, Jr. E cort; Seraph Sisters; Seraph S1 ter Welcoming Committee; White Jacket ; 63 Club KAWAMOTO, M RY All- chool Show; D.A .R. Finah t: Delegate A embly : Inter-Club ouncil; J L: Jr. E ort: May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Seraph S1sters, Pres.; Student Council; White Jackets . KE T, LESLIE Fore1gn Language Club; F.T A ; D legate A cmbly . KEYTI G, S OTT Gymna t1c. KILIAN, BILL All-School Show, Delegate Assembly. KIMBALL, TY Kl G, DOROTHY For 1 n Language Club; F.T .A . KITTREDGE, JO Sta&e Crew, Sec. PAUL KOSHI, PEARL ~h~t~:'Ja~k~~age Club; F .T.A.; Knit-Wits; KRAUSE, KARE Delegate As embly, FT A.; Girl' Bowlin~t: H1gh hool Red Cro ; Inter-Club Council· Jr. Achievement; Knit-Wits; Skeast; ' C1rculo d'Arte. KRUGER, ALLEN Fore11tn Language Club; Key Club; Pre-Law; Pre-Med. 210 Seniors �K RZ, GWF.. D I te A embly; F T .A ; G1rl ' Bowlin~; \1. hue Jacket . K H 'IR, JE. , IFLR An elu Staff, A 't Str.; Folk Song Club, S .-Trea ., Sen1or Servtee, '63 Club. BE, JAY All- ... hool Sh w: Che Club: Folk ng Club, Pr .: Soollitlht Staff. Bu , Mgr. LUFF, SHELBY F.T.A.; Girl ' Bowling, Skeast. I ANGFORD, JUDY Concert Choir; Knit-Wit : White Jacket . LA SJ G, LlANA All-City Chotr; All-School Show; Concert Choir. L WHO , SA DY All-City Orche tra; All- chool how, All-State Orch Ira; Council Capers; Girb' Bowling, Pre .; Inter-Club Council, Sec.; Jr. E con: enior Service ; Seraph Si ter , Wltite Jackets, LEA , LYRIC Girl ' En emble. LE BOIS, RENE Boys' B<>wling. LEDKI S, BILL Tri-Angels. LEEVER, CAROL Kmt·Wtt ; enior S rvice; White Jacket '61 Club. LEFE RE, FLOR'r LEO ARD, DIA E All- chool Show; Con~en Choir LEONARD, TRACY All-City Tennis, Ba eball; Basketball; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football, Key Club; Senior Service; '63 Club. LEVEY, JRWI L. Euclidean Club; Track. LI DSEY, STEVE All-School Show; Basketball; "D" Club; Football; J r Usher; Track. LITKE, LORETTA All- hool Show; Concert Choir; F.T.A.; Kntt-Wits; Wltite Jackets. LITVI , GABRIEL Delegate Assembly; Drama Club, Vice-Pres.; Track LOPEZ, AD LORI EZ, !BELY A 211 �ORI~E ted, kea L; Clrculo d'Art e. lOI,BR\A LO\' CLE STER LOWE, FELl lA AII-S<hool how; Concert Choir; Coundl Cap r ; Delegate A embl} ; JCL. LUTZ, HIRLEY 1AHER, BOB Ba eball, Dele ate A embly; M N , VIRGI I wimming. ELAI E MARCET, AMALIA Fore1gn Language Club; l.R. Club; Seraph i ters; tud nt Council. MARR, BRUCE !1.-1 RSOLEK, ROBERT P, Camera Club, Pres.; Inter-Club Council. MAURER, ClNDY MAY, ROBERT Delel(ate A embly; Folk S ng Club; Slcea t; '63 Club; Circulo d'Arte, Exb . Chm. MeA DREW, DA Jr Achievement. McCLAURY, HELDON All- <hool Show, Football; Key Club; Track; Wr thn , '63 Club. McCULLOUGH, PATRICIA J . Dele ate A embly, Knit-Wits; Model Teens. McDO ALD, PAUL All-City Band; AU-City Orch tra; All-School Show; All-State Orch tra, Council Capers; JCL, Gymnastics; Skeast EY, AN E M ELHI Foreign Language Club, Pre-Med, Treas. eraph S1 ters, S raph S1sters Welcoming Commillee; Skeast; Tn-Hi-Y; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. McKEET A, CAROL Delegate A embl , Edith Hill Story Coot t Wmner; Skeast, ympo mm; '63 Club; Cir<ulo d'Arte. McMILLEN, JO ANN MEAD, MARK ME CK, SHARYN FAITH '63 Club. MEYER, BEN Ba eball; Delegate A embly; Football. 212 Seniors �Making new acquaintances, renewing old friendhip , and trengthening the tie that bind, Angel polish up their halos and fill cards with carefully crawled ignature on Howdy Day. Lengthened pa sing period make the day especially adapted to merriment. MEYER , JOE AU.City Student COilncil; Angelus Staff, Activiue Ed ; Basketball ; Boy s' State; lnter.C iub Council ; Jr . Clas Pre : Jr. Usher , Key Club ; Pre-Law, Pres .; Senior ervice , Student Cc:;uncll , Tenms ; '63 Club. MILLER, JIM Wre tling. MILLER, SHARO Delegate A embly ; Hiah School Red Cro Jr_ Achievement . MILLER, YVO E MINTKE , TOMMY MITCHELL, KATHY Concert Choir; Counterpoints , Girls' B.Jwhna ; Skeast. MITCHELL, LE A MITCHELL, MARILYN Homecoming Queen Attendant ; Jr. Escort ; Student Council , Tri-Hi-Y ; '63 Club. MOLIOO. KUKA "D" Club, Dele ate A embly ; Tenni ; Track ; Wrestlin , '63 Club ; Circulo d'Arte . ��MO~TES, 10. A 11-CIIy Orch tra: All-City tud nt Council; II- chool how, Council Caper , D A R. Fintlt t; Delegate A <"tllbly; Girl ' Stale; Head G1rl~ Jr E ort: Jr Prom tlendant, l ay Queen uendant; Pnndpal' Adv1 ory ouncal; cn1 r S rva~.; , era ph 1. ter , Student Coun~1l; Student ounc11 Lead r h1p Conference, Student Council \\'ark h p, weeJheart Couple tlcndant; \\ hlle Jacket ~ '63 Club 10RITIS. Y ALDIS Che's Club; Jr. her; me Pm nt Circle; )mp ium . 10RRISO , S ALLY D ele~ate mbly; Drama Club; Girl ' tate; Han rary Cadet; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Escort; 1odel Teen : Senior Service, era ph St ter , Seraph i ter \\ elc mmg Commiuee; Skea. t: Spotlight S taff, Page E d .; Tn Hi-Y, Pr., ,; '63 Club; A ngelu Queen ; SoJourner ' Cant t Finali t. fO RTE SE , M ICHAEL MOS 0 I , O R 1A Boys' Bowh ng; J r. Achievement. M ULLE AX, BE RTH A AKAMU RA , Ll DA A II-C ily Pep C lub , Inter-Club Cou nci l; Jr. Achievemen t; JCL, Pres.; Jr. Escort ; Senior Service; Sera ph Sisters; White J ackets, Sec.; '63 Club. NAYLOR , BARB I D .A .R . Fina li st; Delegate A sembly; Jr. Pro m Queen Atte nda nt ; May Queen Attendant ; Model Teens : P .T .A . M odel; Student Co uncil ; Tri-Hi-Y. ELSO , BETTY ELSON, MIKE Stage Crew. NELSO , SUZI NELSON, WAYNE Delegate As embly. EWBOLD , CHRISTINE NEWBOULD , WE DY Drama Club , Glfls' Ensemble. NEWELL, DICK AU-School Show; Gymnastics ; Skeast; Swtmming. NORRIS, LYNDA LEE Delegate Assembly; Skeast; White Jackets. NOWACKI , MIKE O'DON ELL, ROSEMARY Jr. Escort ; Senior Service; Seraph Sisters; '63 Club. OLINGER, CICI Delegate Assembly ; Skeast. OLIVER , WALTER All-Ci ty Football; All-City Ba nd ; All-City Student Council; All-School Show ; AU-State Football ; Baseball ; " D " Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Head Boy; Principal's Advisory Council ; Student Council Workshop; '63 Club. OSTLT , LINDA AU-School Show; Concert Choir; Circulo d 'Arle. PADILLA , JAKE PADILLA, JOE Baseball; Basketball. PAINTER, SANDY Girls' Bowling. PALMER, MARVIN MILES Delegate Assembly; Skeast; '63 Club. PARLJ , SUE PARRISH, MARYAN PATE, LOUISE Delegate As embly ; Homecoming Queen Attendant , JCL; Model Teens. �PAY E, ROBERTA Angelu Staff, Str. Ed.; Euclidean Club, Vice-Pr ; Inter-Club Council; JCL Pres.; Jr ·ort; ational 1erit Finab t· 1 n•e minar; Senior rv1ce; raph i ter , ke:ut; Symp ium; '63 Club. ETTA, BOB PETERS0!'-1, RA DY Boy ' Bowling; Gymnastics; Pre-Med; '63 Club. PEYTON, PATTY Inter-Club Coun il; Jr ort; Girl • Rifle Club; eraph isters, Skea t; White Jackets. PHILLIPS, BETTY ELAI E Ch Club; I.R.; Jr Achievement. PICKERING , KATHI PIERCE, JACQUELINE Jr. chlevement; Pre-Med.; Circulo d'Art; Girls' Rifle Club, Sec.-Treaa. PILGER, VERNE A All-City Pep Club; F.T.A., Sec.; Girls' Bowling; Girls' Ensemble, Pres.; Jr. Escort; White Jackets, Sec. PLATT, JAN All-School Show; AU-City Orchestra; All-State Orch tra; Council Capers, Counterpoints; Delegate A mbly; Girls' Rifle Club; Stram1 Poetry Contest; Speech Club. POITZ, MARY HELEN All-City Pep Club; Concert Choir; Foreign LanQuaQe Club: Jr. Escon; eraph St ter ; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Courtesy Chairman . POOLE, STEVE Seniors PROVO, JIM Dt tributive Education; Track. PRYOR, MIKE Angelus Starr, Bus Mgr.; Jr. Usher; Pre-Law, Sec., Science Seminar; Tennis. RATLIFF, RANDY All-School Show; Delegate As embly; Gymnastics; Skeast; Swimmina; Concert Band. RAZOR, CINDY Deleaate As embly. READ, MARY All-School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Bowlina. REISIG, CARROLL JCL; Jr. Escon; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets; Circulo d'Ane. �REIVA. THOMAS L. Footb 11; F .T.A.; Wrestlina. RESHETNIAK, VALARIE Foreian Lan&ua e Club; F.T.A. Jr. U her; Nine Point Circle; Pre-Law, Treas.; tudent Council. RICHIE, GWENDOLYN Delegate A embly, Gtrl ' En emble. RICHTER, MARK Ba ketball; Football; Sophomore Trea ., Tracie RIDE OUR. DEA A RIEPE. KATHY ~=:"!!!~~:...:.,~.,:...~~~L------~--~ ~;~-~~~~ Show; Council Capers; F.T.A.; RISLEY, ELAINE Jr. Escort. ROB! SO , AL Track . ROB! SO , JOYCE ROB! SO , LINDA L. ROB! 0 , PAM Counterpoints; Delegate embly; Folk SJng lub; May Queen Attendant. ROB! 0 , STEVE All-School Show; Ba eball; "D" Club; Dele{late A embly; Folk ng Club; Football; Pre-Law; Prin ipal's AdviSory Council; enior ervice; )potli~t talf, Pa1e Editor; tudent Council; Woodbury Contest Winner; '63 Club; Quill and Scroll; Speech Club . ROES H, LARRY D legate As embly; Senior Service; Skeaat; '63 Club. ROGER, ANCY Ch Club; Inter-Club Council· JCL; Jr. ort; Guls' Rifle Club 1 Vice-Prea.; Seraph Sister , keast, Pres ; Wrute Jackets. ROGGENBACH, ROBERT Science Seminar; Skeast. ROMEO, CHUCK Jr. Achievement, Vice-Prea.; JCL. �nior rvice; ROYBAL, RALPH All· ,hool Sh w . RUBLE, JOAN RUDISILL, \\.ILLIAM L. RUSH , COURT RU SELL, CHARLES All-City Choir; ll-S,hool Show: Ba.eball; Ba ketball ; Concert Choir; " D" Club; FootbalL RUSTON , BOB Skea t SA DERS, RUTH SANDERSO , GERALDINE JEAN All-City Choir ; All-School Show: Girl ' Ensemble. SA DERSO , JACK All-School Show; Concert Choir; Council Capers. SCHAETZEL, MARY JO All-School Show; Cheerleader; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, Sec.; Homecoming Queen Attendant; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant, May Queen Attendant ; Model Teens ; Principal's Advisory Council; P .T.A. Model; Senior Service; Skeast; Sweetheart Couple; Tri-Hi-Y ; '63 Club. SCH EIDER, EDIE Foreign Language Club; Girls' Bowling; Jr. Escort ; Seraph Sisters; Circulo d'Arte. SCHREIBER, BILL Skeast. SCHROEDER, JOHN "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Jr. Achievement; Swimming. SCHUTZ, MIKE Cross Country; Skeast; Wrestling. SCOTT, KAREN All-School Show; Delegate As embly· Drama Club; F.T.A.; Knit-Wits; Pre-Med; Skeast; Symposium. 218 �COlT, PAUL All·C•I~ Cho~r; All hool h w; Concerl Ch lr: oun il Caper , D1 lnbullvc Edu ali n; G}mna lie . OlT, ARAH Kmt-\\-u,., Seniors OYEL. TEDIE Concert Choir. SEIKEL, BARBARA F.T.A.; Girls' Bowling, Treas.; Jr. Achievement; Skeast; Caculo d' Arte. ~I KLEY, BARBARA HArER, JEA All- ity Pep Club; All-School Show, Concert Choir; ouncil Capers; Girl ' En emble; JCL, Hi lorian; Jr. E cort; Seraph Si ters; Seraph S1 ters Welcom•ng Commlltee; Wltite Jackets, Parliamentarian. HEPPARD, RO ALD All· ity Fo_ otball; All- tate Football; "D" Club, Pre : Dele ale Assembly; Ioter.Club Council. SHERRARD, CARON SHElTLE, A CY SHIBATA, ORE E Girls' Bowling, JCL; Jr. Escort, Seraph Si ters. SHIELDS, HE RY All-School Show; Jr Usher; Young Republican League; Circulo d'Arte, Pro. Chrn. SHULTZ, CAROL J. Dele ate A embly SHURTLEFF, JIM SIE K ACHT, TRACY SIGEARS, MICHAEL A. SIMMO S, RICHARD SIMPLEMAN, BOB SIMPSON, CAROLYN KEETERS, ED Cheerleader; Delegate A embly; Euclidean Club; Golf; JCL; Pre-Law; Skeast; Track. SLATKI , IRENE SLAY, ELAINE Circulo d'Arte. �MITH, LINDA AU-School Show ; Cheerleader; Council Capen.; Dele(late A embly; F .T .A .; Honorarv Cadet; Knit-Wit ; Model Te ""· P.T.A . Model; State Finalist (Make-it-inwool) ; Tri ·Hi ·Y. SMITH , SHARON Drama Club , Foreign Language Club; F .T .A . SMITH, STACY Senior Service; Skea t; '63 Club. Seniors SOKER , JO ANN All-School Show; Concert Choir ; Deleaate A embly; Drama Club, Pres.; Inter-Club Council: Jr. E cort; ational Merit Finalist; Senior Service; Seraph Sisters, Treas .; White Jackets ; Wolcott Sight Readin11 Conte t; '63 Club. SPADY, REBECCA SPAN, BARBARA SPA , DORIS SPANARELLA, GENE Dele~ate A embly, Key Club. SPEAR, 111LL Football ; JCL; Jr. Usher : Pre-Law , Student Council ; Track . STAPLETON, ED Dele11ate Assembly; Euclidean Club: Inter-Club Council; Key Club, Prea.; Nine Pomt Circle ; Pnnc1pal's Adv•sory Council ; ~~n~fu~erv1ce; Skeast ; Swimmmg; Tennis; STARK, MARTIN Boys' Bowlin&, Pres.; Delegate A embly; F T.A , Skeast STAUB , DINK All-City Swimming; All-City Track; All-City Choir; All-School Show ; All-State Choir; ;?;~k~lub; Jr. Achievement; Swimming; STEVE S, ROBERT RARA AVIS STILLS, DONNA Girls' Bowling. STILLS, KARE F.T .A .; Girls' Bowling. STONEMETS , KAREN Ail-S hool Show ; Head Cheerleader, Jr. Prom Attendant ; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Skeast; Spotlight, Photo. Co-ordinator; Sweetheart Couple Allendant ; Tri-Hi-Y. STRIBLI G, BOB All-School Show; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Wr tUng; Speech Club. STRO G, ELLE Knit-Wits; Drama Club ; Circulo d' Arte. ympo ium; �SUDHOLT, SUZANNE Delegate A embly; I.R.; Senior Service; '63 Club ; Circulo d ' Arte. SWA 0 , PHYLLIS Delegate As embly ; Girls' Bowling; White Jackets , Circulo d'Arte ZWf'C, LYDIA Delegate A embly ; Drama Club, Hi torian; I.R .; Jr. Achievement, Sec.; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med . Science Semina r: Seninr ervice : eraph Sa ters; eraph Sisters Welcoming Comm : Skea t; Svmpo ium, Vice-Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.; White Jackets; '63 Club. TAYLOR, BARBARA Pre-Med ; Skeast. TAYLOR , BOB All · chool how ; Jr. U her. TAYLOR, TOM TEMPLE, CHUCK THACKER, ANN Counterpoint : Girls' Ensemble: JCL; Knit-Wit : Skeast ; Sympo ium : White Jackets ; '6J Club ; Concert Orchestra . THEDE, LARRY Cro Country; "D" Club; Wrestling. TITUS, ALAN All-City Traclo., All-City Choir ; All-School Show ; All-State Track; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; "D" Club ; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club ; Football. TORRE S, DON Delegate A embly, JCL ; Skeast· Track; Wrestling, '63 Club. ' THOMAS , DICK "D" Club; Dele~ate A embly; Football, Key Club; Track ; '63 Club. THOMPSO , GEORGE Jr Achievement, Woodbury Contest, Speech Club. THOMP 0 , GWE DOLYN Girl ' Bowlin11: Hiph chool Red Cro ; Jr. Achievement; Knit-Wit THOR E, DAVE All- hoot how : Ba eball, Council Caper ; Delegate Assembly, Swimming; '63 Club. TORRES, RENEE Delegate As embly, Girls' Bowling TRAPP, SUSAN Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wits; Skeast. TRAUDT, KE Stage Crew. TRAYLOR , Rl HARD Boys' Bowling, Sec.; Euclidean Club. Foreign Lan~tua~e Club; Inter-Club Council; Red Jackets, Tre .; SenJor ervace, '63 lub. �T CKER, KATHERI ' E T\LER, ED B ) • B whn Seniors TYLER, SABRA P.T.A. l ode!; kea t. TYPHER, !ARILY Delegate A embly; Di tributive Education, C r. c • lh h ch I Red r ; Jr. E cort; Pre· l<d . GEFUG, JOH Dele11a te A. embly, Track; Wr thng. RBA , JOH All· chool how ; Delegate A embly; High hool Red ro UYEM RA , DON A All IIY Pep Club; Delegate A embly; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Escort; Pnruc1pal's Advi ry Council; Seraph 1 t r ; White • Jacket VALA, CLYDE ROBERT VAN tETER, BOB VERDEROSA , EILEE WADA, KOJI WAG ER, PAT All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Clubs Ed.; Con ert ho1r, Girl ' tate; Honorary Cadet Capt.; Jr Cia ec.; Jr. E Clrt, Model Teens; Senior Service; Seraph Si ten, Vice Pre .. Student Council, White Jackets ; '63 Club; State Finali t, Betty Crocker. WAKEFIELD, MARIDEL High School Red Cr s; Model Teens; Skeast; '63 Club; Speech Club. W ALZ, PHYLIS Delegate A embly, F.T.A .; High School Red Cro ; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; eraph Sisters Welcomioa Comm Chm ., Circulo d'Arte. �W TER fA , CA 'DI F.T A ; 1 del Te n Treas ; S ruor Cl~ ec.; Skca t; \\lUte Jackets, Clrculo d Art e. W!::HRLI, DIA. I.R.; Jr J ckeb cort; eraph tSter ; White WEI STOCK, BARBARA Speech Club, Vice Pres WEI S, CHUCK Delegate A embly, Gymna tic , Wresthng. WE T, PATRI lA Delegate A embly, Jr E cort; St ters. raph WEST, VIRGI lA Concert Chmr. WESTMORELAND, SANDRA Kmt-Wit ; ophomore Cia Treas.; Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Wlute Jacket . WETZ ER, STEVE All-City Orch tra; All-School how; All-State Orch Ira, Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council; Jumor Achtevement, Jr U her; me Point C~rcle; Pre- led WHITLOCK, RIVERS AU-School how; Concert Choir; Caper ; F.T.A., Historian. ouncil WHITMORE, BO IE All-City Band; All-Cit Orchestra; All-City Pep Club; All-School how; Delefate A embly, Rec. Sec.; F.T.A., Treas.; Girls' Bowling Vice Pre . ; Inter Club Council; Jr Escort; Principal's Advi ClfY Council; Seraph Si ters; Wlute Jackets, Vice-Pres. WIEDER, JOH Swimmin WIGGI S. CAROL All-City Pep Club; Angelus Staff, Adm . Ed.; High School Red Cro ; I.R.; JCL, Tribune; Jr. c.m; Knu-Wit . 1odel Teen , P.T.A. lode!; enior Service; Seraph Si ter ; Seraph St ters Welcoming Comm.. weetheart Couple Anendant; White Jackets, Drill 1a ter; '63 Club. WILLIAMS, A A Counterpoints; Delegate As embly; F.T.A.; Jr. E con; Knit-Wits; eraph Sisters; Seraph Si ters Welcomin& Comm.; White Jacket WILSO , PAT Honorary Cadet Col.; I.R.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Si ters; Student Council; Student Council Leadershio Conferen e. 223 �WINDLE, JOHN Dele[!ate Ass mbly; Folk Song Club; potlight Staff, Rewrite Ed. WO G, VICfOR All·City Ch01r; All· ity Stud nt Counc1l; All- ch ol how; Angelus Staff, Editor; Circulo d'Arte; Boy 'State; Concert Ch01r; Council Caper . Drama Club, Euclidean Club, Inter-Club Council; JCL; Jr. Usher; ine Point Circle, Pre-Law; Principal' Advi ory Coun<il; eruor Service; Sophomore Pre ; Student Counc1l; Student Council Workshop; Sympoo;ium, Pres.; '63 Club. An elair WRIGHT, PAUL Delegate A embly; All-School Show; Pre-Med; Swimming. WYTIAS, CHARLOTTE All- hool Show; Delegate A embly, Pres .; I R.; J L, Jr Cia Treas .; Jr E cort : Prin ipal's Advi ory Council; P.T.A . Model; eraph Si ters; Student Council Workshop; White Jackets . YAMADA, DIA E All-City Pep Club; Euclidean Club, Trea .-Sec.; Inter-Club Council; Jr Achievement, Vice-Pres ; Jr. E cort, Pre-Med, Pn~~:. Chm.; cnior Service; Seraph Si ters; White Jackets, Treas., Circulo d' Arte; pee<h Club. Y A AMOTO, RO IE Foreign Lan11uage Club; ine Point Circle . Y A KEE, PEGGY YANKEE, SAM M Che s Club; F .T.A.; Red Jackets, Rec. Sec. YEARLING, GLADYS MAE YOUNG, CLIFF Swimming; Tennis. 224 Seniors �Student Index A Abel, Darlene, 179 Abel, Sharon, 9S, 163 Adam , Bonnie, 19S Adam , Connie, 179 Adam , Edward, 19S Adam , Jo Pearl, 99, 19S Adam , Larrie Lou Adam on, Jame , 10 , 179 Adelman, Lolhe, 93, 94, 99 Adler, Eva, 92. 93, 179 Ahr, Barbara, 9S, 98, 102, Ill, 19S Akin. Dcnm , 9S, 19S Alexander, Greg, 104 Alexander, Lanme, 106, 161 Alire , Hope, lOS Allen, Anthony, 179 Allen, Gennie Sue Allen, Jennetter, 19S Allen, Jtll, 163 Allen, Jim, 91, !9S Allen, Su an, 83, 92, 93, 99, 102, 103, 161 Allen, Su an, 179 Allstun, Eddie, 104, 161 Almond, Les, 104, !9S Altberger, Fred, 109, 161 Alvarez, Lorraine, 84, 86, 94, !9S Amori, Mike, 104 Amter, Judy, 19S Anderson, Cathy, 80, 92, 96, Ill, 19S Ander. on, David, 179 Ander on, Don, 161 Ander. on, Judy, 161 Ander on, Katherine, 83, 91, 92, 98, Ill, !9S Andrew , Pete, 19S Andrews, Sharyon, 161 Angelo, ick, 161 Angelo, Susan, 179 Aoyagt, Uann , 9S, 161 Applehans, Darlene, 19S Appleton, John, 19S Arden, Ellie, 83, 84, 91, 98, Ill, 19S, 197 Arellano, Bruce, 161 Armbruster, Fred, 19S Arnsmeyer, Karen, 92, 9S, I 79 Ashley, Mtchele, 103, lOS, 161 A hworth, Wendy, 86, 90, !9S, 197 Atkin , Loretta, 83, 99, 102, 161 Atki on, Larry, 104, 161 Averett, Gary, 19S Aydelott, Steve, !9S B Babb , David, 109, 179 Balx:ock, George athan, 161 Baca, Dennis, 161 Bachman, John, 19S Bachrach, Annette, 106, 179 Bader, Michael, 83, 108, 161 Badger, Terry, 179 Bailey, Jim, 179 Baily, at, 106, 109, 196 Bailiff, ora, 93 Bain, Lillian, , 90. 106, 161 Baker, Barbara, 102, 178, 179 Baker, teve, 178, 179 Bank, Dan, 196 Bankson, Sherry, 196 Barger, Peggy, 179 Barker, Donna, 93, 198 Barlow, Doug, 196 Barne , R. Craig, 179 Barnhart, Molly, 102, 160, 161 Barnhart, Nora, 87 Barr, Freddie, 8 Barrett, Geor11e, 179 Barrett, tanl y, 109, 179 Barrington, Donald Barvik, ue, 179 Baskerville, Patricia, 163 Ba kett, Vickie, 179 Basquez, Bill, 86 Bas e, Margarita, 106, 179 Ba s, Deanna, 96, lOS Bates, John, 196 Batt, Gale Lynn, 163 Baugh, Ellen, 196 Bayers, Robert, 179 Bayers, Wiii.Jam, 196 Baylor, Danny, 179 Beardsworth, Shari, 83, 8S, 179 Beaton, Bruce, 163 Beaver, Owen, 163 Bed aut, Earn t, 179 Beezley, Nancy, 99, 103, 163 Beitscher, Bill, I 06 Bell, James, 179 Bell, Je e Bell, Mark, 179 Berni . Judy, 83, 91, 99, Ill, 196 Benavtdez, Tnmdad, 196 Bender, lyra, 179 B nt h, Janet, 91, 97, 98, Ill, 196 Benton, Raymond, 196 Benwell, Mary Jo, 106, 163 Beren. Davtd, 104, 179 Berg, Francy, 196 Bergman, Craig, 163 Berkey, Loi , 82, 92, 179 Berkowitz, Helen, 163 Berman, Robin, 163 Berry, J arne., 196 Berry, Marilyn, 179 B , Bill, 196 Be t, Linda, 163 Beth, Randy, 101, 196 Bett , Katherine, 93, 179 Beverly, Lugeania, 163 Bt~IIS. larilyn, 84, 91, 196, 197 Btl , Ahce, 9S, 163 Biloru ky, John, 89, 196 Btrch, Briana, 94, 98, 196 Bird, Orlo, 179 Black, James, 196 Black, Janet, 88, 106, 163 Black, Perry, 179 Blackburn, Kay, 179 Blacki • Pat, 196 BlaR~. Jonell, 196 Blakely, Sandy, 103, 163 Blakeman, Barbara, 84, 90, 196 Bland, Dtck, 179 Bla chke, Jim, 109, 196 Blatnik, Mary, 179 Blizzard, Chuck, 196 Blizzard, Kay, 197 Block, Jeannine, 179 Blocker, John, 87 Bloker, Judy, 179 Bloker, Barbie, 97, 197 Bloom Gary, 109, 197 Blum, Gary, 109, 178, 179 Blunt, Pete, 6, 89, 197 Board, Sharon, 161 Bobb, Merrick, 101, 179 Bodemann, Milanne, 83, 9S, 179 Bog115, Robert, 197 Bole , Bill, 179 Bollacker, Brian, 82, 95, 161 Bolten, Barbara, 96, lOS, 180 Boma h, Diane, 83, 161 Bond , Walt, 197 Bonham, Barbara, 103, 106, 161 Bon ib, Betty, 92, 180 Borck, James, 162 Boreing, Myriel James, 180 Borger, Brigitte, 99, 197 Boslough, Jim, 101, 197 Botsford, Ann, 83, 162 Boufford, Madeline, 197 Bourke, Bud, 101, 106, 180 Bovys, Julia, 103 Bowden, Phyli.Js, 103, 162 Bowker, Sharon Lee, 99, 106, 162 Bowi.Jng, Dougla , 162 Boyd, Andrea, 180 Boyd, Raymond, 198 B yd, William, 19 Boyle, Margaret, 198 Brainerd, Ronald, 8 , 108, 1 0 Brame, Randall ot, 162 Bramley, Judy, 98, 162 Brandt, Deborah Ann, 162 Brann, Bill, 104, 198 Brannon, Bob, 162 Branum, Charles, 162 Brennam, Ann, 106 Brent, Etizabeth 8S, 198 Brent, Ro eann, 162 Bre cia, Dennis, 162 Bre cia, Mike, 19 Bricker, Kathy, 92, 97, 198 Bridaham, Vivian, 92, 106, 180 Britt n, James, 86, 180 Brocha, Kathy, 162 Brock, Ben, 162 Brock , Jean, 162 Brok, Ahna, 162 Bronnon, Bob, 109 Brook , Phtl, 198 Brown, Beverly 97, 98, 198 Brown, I·rank, 91, 198 Brown, Fred, 106, 162 Brown, Mark, 106, 198 Brown, lark G , I 0 Brown, Sharon, HO, 180 Brown, Steve, 198 Brown, Suzanne, 80, 88, 102, 103, 106, Ill, 180 Brown, William Ken, 162 Brueggeman, Nancy, 180 Bru elbach, Kathanna, 93, 180 Bruner, Btll, 91, 104, 198 Brunkhor t, Bruce, 199 Brunkhor t, Eli e, 103, 162 Brunton, David, 86, 106, 162 Brusa, Virguua, 88 Bryan, Karen, 102, 199 Buckley, Mike, 199 Buerkle, Mari, 106, 199 Bull, Judy, 162 Bulmer, Colleen, lOS, 199 Bunch, Bob, 199 Burbank, Jame , 8 , 103, 162 BurKett, Conme Sue, 98, 162 Burgraf, Gail Lynn, 162 Burhenn, Leonard, 199 Burnett, Sue, 92, 180 Burns, Catherine, 162 Burn • Cindy, 162 Burns, ~ichael, 162 Burran, Le lie, 92, 180 Bu h, am, 199 Butler, Delori , 199 Butler, Mary Alice, 180 Butterworth, Jarue, 199 Buxton, Robert, 199 Buxton, Sharon, 92, 180 c Callaham, Karla, 199 Calloway, Yvonne, 162 Campbell, Paul, 180 Canaday, Don, 199 Cang , Steve, 106, 199 Cantrell, Phil, 180 Card, Gary, 86, 89, 9 I, 200 Card, Marilyn, 93, 94 Cardillo, David, 106, 162 Carl on, Daune, 86 Carlson, orman, 108 Carr, Betsy, 200 Carr, larianna, 97,9 , 102, Ill, 200 Carroll, Joszette, 162 Carter, Emma, 83, 103, 200 Ca ado·, Patricia, lOS, 162 Ca e, Kathleen, 102, 103, 180 Ca ebolt, Scott, 104, 180 Cassell, Paula, 91, 180 Casten, 1ichael, 180 Ca tillo, Patricia, 180 Castle , Jim, 180 avender, William, 94, 162 avo , Diaim Lee, 163 Cazer, James, 106, 163 Cec, Robert, 163 Chalk, Gene, 180 Chan, Diana, lOS, 180 Chapin, Christy, 106, 163 Chapman, Kathy, 94, 97,200 Charron, Daune, 92, 96, 200 Chavez, Ernte Pete, 163 Chen, Yvonne, 82, 84, 96, 180 Chew, Charles, 178, 180 Chew, Edward, 83, 200 Childs, Carol, 8S, 106, 180 Chism, Danny, 200 Chi m, Harry, 163 Chri tensen, Jill, 94, 98, Ill, 200 Chri tensen, Steve, 163 Christian, Bill, 83, 92, 200 Church, Charles, 108 Cl rk, Duke, 101, 200 lark, John, 91, 94, 200 Clark, Mary, 99, 180 Clark, Sherrl, 163 Clear, Gary Allen, 163 Clements, David, 106, 163 Clements, Pat, 80, 163 Clift, L lie, 93, 103 Cluff, Annette, 163 Cochran, Peggy, 94, Ill, 180 Coffee, Larry, 80, 200 Cohen, Marilyn, Ill, 200 Cohen, Sharie, 83, 200 ollard, Charle , 106, 180 Colhns, Lois Elaine, 84, 180 Collins, 1\.1ichael, 163 Collins, Wendy Marie, 163 Cook, Lynda, 96 Condos, John, 201 Conady, Kirk, 88 Coni , tcky, 201 Conover, Mary, 9S, 180 onway, Tim, 180 Copeland, Julia, 180 Coronado, Paula, 201 Coronado, William, 163 CouKhi.Jn, Gary, 163 Couture, Tern, 163 Covey, Jon, 201 Covey, William, 163 Cowart, Gloria, 163 owdrey, Dave, 180 Cowperthwaite, Karen, 201 Cox, Barbara, 8S, 163 Cox, Btll Gene, 163 Cox, Steve, 201 Crandall, Cbrisune, 163 Crandall, Pete, 201 Craven, Lynn, 103, 180 Crews, Joanne, 180 Cn , Irene, 83, 99, 201 Criss, Mary J ., 86, 103, 163 Cri t, Dtck, 109, 201 Crocker, Edith, 91, 106, 181 Crockett, Cindy, 83, 99, 181 Cro , Elizabeth, 103, 181 Cronkey, Chri une, 106, 16S Crouch, Larry, 16S Crow, Joan, 103, 106, 16S Crumal, Tom, 89, 181 Culberson, Philip, 201 Culbert on, Suzett, 83, 106 Cummins, Mona, 165 unningham, Conrue, 181 Cunrungham, Larry, 16S Czubaty, Mary Ann, 102,201 D Dahlstrom, Karen, 80, 83, I 1 I, 201 Dalton, Harton, 9S, l6S Dalton, Valerie, 83, 86, 94 D'Amato, JoAnne, 94, 97, 98, 102, 106, Ill. 201 Danforth, Johnene 9S, lOS, 201 Daruel , John, 16S Dankert, Sandra, 97, !OS, Ill, 201 Davenport, Cindy Dariu , Ron, 106 Davies, Brian, 108 Davies, Dorothy, 91, 97, 102,201 Davies, Lenetta, 181 Davin, Dennis, 106, 16S Davi , Georgia, i6S Davis, Jimmy Lee, 16S Davis, Judy, 86, 102, 106, 201 Davis, Julie, 181 Davis, Phil, 101, 109, 201 Davis, Richard, 181 Davis, Ronald, 16S Davi , Sandra, 181 Davi , Susie, 93, 181 Davis, Val, 98, 102, 181 Davi on, Sue, 83, 99, Ill, 181 Day, Charles Larry, 181 Dayton, Cheryl, 6, i6S DeAnda, Vicki, 181 DeBell, Frances, 181 Deeds, Debbie, 97 DeHerrera, Abe, J, 89, 201 DeHerrera, Fred, 201 DeHerrera, Carmen, 181 DeUunco, Alice, 106, 181 Dermut, teve DeRoo, Diana, 181 Dertinger, Alan, 201 Derunger, Steve, l6S De io e, Frank, 16S 225 �Student Index Dick, Judy, 94, 97,203 Dickert, Barbara, 203 Dillon, Craig, 203 Dmer, J ni, 94, 99, 102, 165 Dtxon, Charlotte, 203 Doebley, Celeste, 87, 203 D ida, Stanley, 84, 86, 203 Donie I on, Cynthia, 92, Ill, 203 Donie I n, ancy, 92, Ill, 203 Doreau, Don, 224 Doria , Don, I I Doria , Ron, I I Dortzbach, Jeanette, 165 Dougherty, John, 16S Dougla , Dee, 80, 82 Dougla , Marcia, 86, 94, 181 Dowruns. John, 203 Dreher, Mjke, 181 Drew, Phylli , 9S Dreyer. Judy, 94, 99, 106, 181 DuBoi • usan Jo, 166 Duckwall, Harry, 203 Dudley, Denni , 92 Dudnikow, Tarua, 94, 111, 181 Duh, Asn , 94 Duncan, Fred, 203 Dungan, Dale, 166 Dunn, Gloria, Ill Dunkjn, ancy, 0, ~3. 91, 92, Ill, 203 Dunne, Glona, 96 Duvall, Geraldine, 92, 96, 166 Dvetrin, Jean, 83, 8S, Ill Dyson, Melli , 104, 203 E Earl, Penelope, 166 Earp, Linda, 181 Ea ley, Earlene, I OS, 166 Ea ley, Raymond, 203 Easley, Robert, 166 Eberhart, Karen, 94 Ehrlich, Judy, 83, 203 Egle, Marete, 9S Ei nach, Jeanette, 83, 166 Eitemtller, Dan, 106, 166 Eiterniller, Dave, 80, 91, 96,203 Elenbogen, Jo Ann, 166 Elenburger, Jo, 106 Elliott, Terry, 181 Ellis, James, 166 Ellsworth, John, 181 Elmer, Linnea, 166 Enar on, David, 181 Endsley, Jerry, 203 E011e, Nadeen, 80, 111, 181 Ensels, Lmda, 166 Enser, William, 203 Epley, Chris, 181 Ep tein, Jerry, 203 Erbt ch, Carol, 6, 89, 106, 166 Eric on, Carolyn, 86, 99, Ill, 181 Ericks.m, Ronald, 181 Ervm, Fran, 86, 91, 93, 97, 102, 111, 203 Es ig, Linda Lou, 83, 99, 181 man, John, 82, 89, 94, 106, 181 Etcbepare, Paul, 166 Evans, Judy, 99, 103, 106, 178, 181 Everman, Lorrame, 181 Ever man, Linda, 105, 166 F Fancher, Sherrie, 84, 9 , 205 Faris, Patricia Ann, 166 Fa ano, Jtm, 166 Fa , Paul, 91, 10 , 20S Fauver, Paul, 166 Fetters, Olivia, Ill, 20S Fey, Douglas, 166 Field, Dtck, 103 Field , Bart, 109, 166 Finch, Judy, lOS Finneran, Catherine Finneran, Chri , 166, 20S Fioravante, Ana tasta, 166 Fiori, Mike, 166 Fi her, Joan, 97, 10S, 111, 20S Ft her, David, 181 Fi her, Norman, 181 Fisher, Odessa, 181 Fisher, Lynn, 166 Fi her, barron, 182 Fi>.hman, elson, 89 Flack, Connie, 87, 205 Flowers, Roger, 182 Floyd, lay, 166 Floyd, Judy, 102, 182 Floyd, Patty, 0, 83, 106, Ill, 20S Foley, Bobbi, 98, 20S Foley, Edward, 166 Foley, Kay F ley, Mary, 9 , 166 Folsom, Robert, 20S Fo011, Rudy, 182 Fong, Tony, 20S Forbe , Stephen, 166 Ford, DeAnn, 106, 20S Ford, John, 182 Foreman, Barbara, 9S, 166 Foreman, Clar e, 94, 99, 20S Fo ter, Carol, 80, 20S Foster, Gary, 182 Foster, Ron, 166 Fountain, Roger, 166 Fou t, Jay, 106, 166 Fox, Nancy, 80, 166 Fox, Ronald, 96 Frankhn, Denru , 166 Franklin, George, 20S Franklin, Monty, 182 Frauer, Larry, 83, 20S Fred rickson, Judy, 99, lOS, 20S Freehling, Bill, 166 Freeland, Melody, 166 Freeman, Bruce, 182 French, Donna Marie, 182 Frescoln, Dave, 109, 20S Friedman, Jon, 106, 166 Fritts, Ethel, 20S From, Donald, 166 Fugier, Gary, 206 Fujimori, Melody, 82, 84, 99, 106, 166 Fukuhara, Arlene, 166 Fukuhara, hartene, 83, 9S, 166 Fulton, Dana, 99, 166 Fuller, Pam, 87, 97 Furno, Larry, 106, 206 G Gallagh r, Ann, 182 Gallagher, Jean, 8S, 99, 166 Galloway, Linda, 83, 166 Gapuzan, Albert, 166 Garcia, Dave, 206 Gardner, Toni, 166 Garrett, James, 182 Garrett, Kathy, 182 Garten, Ray, 166 Gaul, John, 182 Gaumer, Ronni, 166 Gavette, Linda, 166 Gavin, andra, 206 Gavlik, Cheryl, 182 Gay, Merrilee, 98, 102, 106, 111, 182 Geddes, Jerry, 182 Gee, Carol, lOS, 206 Gelb, Mary, 182 Gereke, Jan, I 06, Ill, 206 Geritz, Kathy Ann, 106, 166 Gerner, Mary, 82, Ill, 206 Gersh, Lawrence, 84, 8 , 9S, 166 Gersten, Wendy Lee, 83, 90, 206 Gibbs, Susan, 9S, 106, 166 Gibford, Mary Gibson, Bill, 91, 108,206 Gtb on, Dorothy, lOS Gib on, Michael, 166 Gib on, Jeffrey, 182 Gtddin , Errol, 93, 104, 166 Gilbert, Art, 108, 206 Gilbert, Bob, 206 Gilbert, Trudy, 80, 83, 206 Gilden, Ronald, 166 Gilmer, Lennox, 182 Gilmore, Don, 206 Gilmore, Kay, 80, 182 Glamert, Sandra, 83, 96 Godwm·Au ten, Joe, 206 Goldberg, orma, 86 G ldbers. Sandra, 206 Gotn , haron, 87 Goldfo el, Sherri Goldhammer, Joe Gol~~mmer, Judy, 84, 96, 97, Ill, Goldhammer, Nelson, 88, 206 Gold mith, Dori , 102, 182 Gold.mith, Gerald, 108, 182 Gold:itone, Hank, 182 Gomsan, Jacquelin , 92, 182 Gonzal , Jo te Gorden, Judy, 86 Gordh, Marty, 6 Gordon, Barb ra, 99, 182 Gordon, Mark Gow, Arthur, 94 Goyer, Patncta Ann Graef, u an, 83, 84, 97, 98, Ill, 206 Graham, Jean, 9S, 103, 206 Graham, Larry Grandy, Sue, 83, 111, 206 Gr man, Felix Grav , D Garetta, 207 Green, Joan Greenberg, Roger Greenle , Robert Greenstetn, Marsha, 83, 93, 182 Greer, B.>b, 207 Greer, Wanda, 86 Gregory, Gayle, S, 99 Greffey, Jenrufer, 93 Gnffey, Jennifer, 83 Griffin, Sally Gnffith, Margot, 83, 111, 207 Griffith , Tom, 91, 104, 207 Grote, George, 104 Grube tc, Annette, 92, 182 Gruener!, Dana, 98, 99 Gulliksen, Gary, 182 Gulliksen, Vern, 207 Gurley, John, 207 H Haberstitch, Alice, 80, 8S Hagadorn, Vaughn Hagtya, Mark Hailpern, Paul, 182 Halbrook, Sue Hall, David, 207 Hall, Joe, 207 Halvorsen, Tom, 207 Hamilton, Janet, 103 Hamilton, Kent, 207 Hamilton, adme, 83, 103, 182 Hamilton, Robert, 207 Hammer, Nancy, 99 Hansen, Dean, 182 Haraway, Penny, 86, 9S, Ill, 182 Hardiman, Sandra, 182 Harding, Jack, 82, 91, 94 Harding, Linn, 182 Hardtnll, Roger Harper, Tom, 94 Harrell, Steve, 93 Harrington, Bill Harrington, 1ary Ann Harrington, Susan, S, 91 Harris, Bev, 93 Harn , ora, 86, 96 Harris, ue, 97, 102, 207 Harri on, Jean, 97, Ill, 207 Harn on, Terry, 106 Hart Chri Hartman, Carl, 106 Hartman, Jean, 207 Hartzman, Rick, 89 Hasegawa, Duane Ha an, Jill, 106 Hata aka, Sharon, 207 Hauert, Gisela, 106 Haugen, Beth, 8S, 102 Hawkin , Gail, 83 Hawkin , Stephanie, 80, 182 Hawley, Beth, 106 Hawley, Michele, 106 Hayne , Jeff, 109, 207 Heard, Jackie, 82 Hearn, Kathy, 102, 182 Hearn, Patricia, 106 Hearnsberger, Catherine, 106, 182 Hecht-Niel en, Robert Heckemeyer, Trudy, 98, 178, 182 Heckenhvely, John, 0, 82, 106, 182 Heidbrak, Chri ty, 90, 111, 183 Hetlig, Jerry Heim, Dave, 183 Hei ten, Carol Hellen, Marlyn, 183 Heller, Ron, 207 Helm , Jewelene, 207 Hell.tetn, Sherie Hender n, Barry, 207 Hend r. on, Phil Hendefl>on, Ru ell, 207 Hendryson, Mtch el Hendryson, Su an, 183 Henry, barlotte, lOS, 183 Heru.tey, Larry, 207 Hernandez, Becky, 99, 208 Hernandez, Etmer, 183 Herokawa, Arlene, 9S H rrera, Carol, 183 He • Bob, 106 He , John, 94, 183 H , Ltnda, 183 He , Robert H~ler, Larry, 208 He ter, Rod, 183 Htcks, Mar111e, 98, 208 Htden, Irma Htlthouse, BtU Hillmeyer, Su an, 106 Hilton, Skip, 10~ Htlvttz, Hedy, 83, 208 Htnshaw, Karen, 208 Hirakawa, Arlene, 8S, 99 Hoas, Tom Hoch>tadt, Lia, 93, 183 Hockstadt, Barry, 101, 109 Hodges, Kent, 104, 183 Hoffman, Ann, 103, Ill, 183 Hoffman, Wtlson, 89, 91, 208 Hoffman, Carol, 94 Hoffman, Sherrie Hogg, Robyn, 183 Hogue, Ken, 208 Holden, Karen, 183 Holden, Wiltiam, 92 Holland, Barbara, 183 HoW , Pam, 98, 106, 183 Holm, Kri , 92, 97, 98,208 Holme, Howard, 101, 208 Holm • Myra Holst, Manta Holubecz, Erika Hom tad, Mary Hooker, Cy, 106 Hooker, Karen, 92 Hooker, Kathy, 208 Hopkins, Kent, 104, 188 Horton, Cheryl, 106 Hoatling, Kathy Hubbard, Shirley, 103, 111 Huber, Kathy, 92, 103 Huber, Pam Huber, Vmce, 208 Hucalo, Maria, 208 Huckobey, John, 183 Hudgins, John, 103, 183 Hud:ion, Joyce, 83 Hughart, Jean, 99, lOS, 208 Hull, Danny Humm, Karen, 94, 106 Hunsaker, Jtm, 91 Hunt, George, 83, 208 Hunter, David, 80 Hunung, Anne, 94, 102, 106, 111,20 Hunllng, uzanne, 94, 102, 106, 111, 208 Hurst, Jerry, 91 Hu ton, Betty, 208 Hutchin n, David Huwa, Joyce, 183 lford, Carol, 80, 209 Inouye, Jerry, 209 Irving, Barbara, 80, 94, 106 l bell, John Ivanov, Ria lwag hi, Ron lwa aki, Janet, 209 1 Jack on, Elaine, 103 Jack on, andra, 183 Jack on, harron, 3, Ill, 209 Jacob , Janet, 85 J a me • Che ter Jam , Janet, 10S Jarvin, June 1effer on, Marilyn �Student Index Jenkins, Leah, 91, 106 J eru.en, 1arly , 209 Jen en, Phillip, 92, 209 Jerrugan, Jay, 106 J ke, Richard John , andra, IS3 Johns n, Alan John on, Davad, 104 Johnson, Diane, lOS, 209 Johnson, Donald, 104 John on, Gregory, IS3 John>on, Jacquelyn, lOS, IS3 Johnson. Jame Johnson, Jane John on, Karen, 99, 103, Ill, IS3 Johnson, Lee, 209 John on, Margaret, 103 John on, Linda John on, Mary, 102, IS3 Johnson, Owen, 209 John on, Peggy Johnson, Phalhp, 94 Johnson, Rachard, S9, 106, 209 John on, harley Mae John on, tephen Le , S3, SS, I 3, 209 John n, Virginia, 6, 93, 103, 209 John tone, Clint, IS3 lone , Ed, 209 lone , Juanita, 94 Jone , Linda Faye, 4, 90, 209 Jon , Linda R., 97, 210 Jon , Paula, 94, 9 , Ill, IS3 Jone , Ronald, 106, IS3 Jones, Wanda, lOS Jones, William, 210 J lin, Larry Jovanovich, Ann, 99, 102, Ill, IS3 K Kambara, Eugene, S6, 109, IS3 Kanarr, Sharon, 210 Kaptain, Mary, 210 Kaptain, Robert, IS3 Karakawa, Steve, 210 Karr, Ruth, 9S, 97, Ill, 210 Kato, Calvin, S9, 210 Katz, ancy, S3, IS3 Katz, Reene Kavas, Faith, 97, Ill, 210 Kawamoto, Mary, 91, 94, 97, 9S, 102, 210 Kein , Hilde, 92, 1S3 Keller, Donald Kemp, Kenneth, IS3 Kenney, Pamela Ann Kent, Le lie, 210 Ketter, Catherine, S6, 90, 94, 96, Ill, IS3 Keyti ng, Scott, 210 Kiddae, Jennifer, 96, Ill, IS3 Kilby, Kraig Kilian, Bill, 210 Kambell, Ty, 210 Kimmell, Clarence, IS3 Kim ey, DeeAnn King, Dorothy, S3, 96,210 King, Karen Kishayama, hirley, 94, 99, Ill, ISS Kitamura, Henrietta, 103 Kittredge, Jon, 210 Kittredge, Peter Kline, Daniel Kline, Kiffaney, SS, 17S, ISS Klug, Lewas Knox, Doug, 106 Koenigsberg, Nield, 90, 91, 92, ISS Kontmk, Loui , S9 Kontnik, Lewa , 106 Koshi, Howard, 104, ISS Kosha, Pearl, 3, 96, 99, Ill, 210 Koutsas, Elizabeth Kramer, uzy Krause, Karen, S3, lOS, 106, 210 Kreader, Jam , 106 Kreps, Robert, 94, I S Krill, Su an, 103 Kruger. AJlen, 101, 109, 210 Kubly, Pamela, 99 Kochel, Michele, 99, 103 Kullang, Janet Kurtzer, Dennis Kurz, Gwen, Ill, 211 Ku bruc, Jennifer, 211 Kut uma, Kristine, SS, 94 Kuykendall, Michael Kyle, Shirley L Labe, Jay, 91, 211 Lackeman, George, S2, 9, 106 Lamarr, Cynthaa Lanca ter, Dale Landau, Felix Landa , Hale Langford, harlotle, 2, 4, 99, I S Lan!!ford, Judy, Ill, 211 Lansang, Liana, 211 Lar on, Linda, ISS La by, Stanley La ky, Ann, lOS La ley, John, 91 La ley, Saundra Lea Lauterbach, Helen Lawhon, Sandra, 91, 97, lOS, Ill, 211 Lawren e, Michael Lawrenson, Stan, 91, 10 Lawson, Marvell Allen Leaf, Linda Leahy, Linda, lOS, ISS Lean, Gueric, ISS Lean, Lyric, 211 LeBois, Doreen LeBoi , Rene, 211 Ledkins, Bill, 211 Lee, Barbara, ISS Lee, Carol Ann Lee, Mike, 104 Lee, Sharon, 96, ISS Leever, Carol, 211 LeFevre, Flory, 211 Lehr, Ronald, 9S LeMaster, David, ISS Leonard, Diane, 211 Leonard, Sharon, ISS Leonard, Tracy, 109, 211 LeRoy, Kenneth Le lie, Richard Levey, lrwan, S9, 94, 211 Levisohn, Jaruce, 90, 93, 9S Lewis, Gary, ISS Lewi , Marian, ISS Leyden, Tom Laght, Barbara, 9S, 103 Lighthall, Jack, ISS Land, Jeff, 9S, 109 Lindley, Edward Lind ay, Linda Lindsey, Steve, 211 Linn, Deanna Marie Litke, Lorena, S3, 99, Ill, 211 Little, Martha Litvin, Gabnel, SO, 211 Llafet, Eloth, S3, 94, 102 Llafet, Eugene, ISS Loeb, Alan, 101, 109, 17S, ISS Loomi , Howard, ISS L ng, Sandra, S3 Lopez, Ad, 211 Lorance, Randy, S3, 93, 106 Lonncz, lbolya, 211 Lort, Jann, 106, ISS Lort, Tony, ISS Lotz, Anna orine, S3, lOS, 106, 212 Loui, Bryan, 212 Loui, Calvin Love, Cleaster, 83, 212 Lowe, Felicia, 9S, 212 Lowman, Yvette, S3, 94, 99, lOS Luff, helby, S3, 212 Luman, Frank Lundqui t, David, 0, S2, 103 Lundqui t, Lorene, SO Lundquist, beryl, 0, ISS Lutz, Shirley, lOS, 212 Lyden, Tom, 91 Lytle, Jamie, 0, S4, 106, Ill, ISS M Macinto h, Donald, ISS MacLean, Brian Mac eill, Janet, S3, ISS Maddy, David M donna, Ann, ISS Mad en, Reg;na, ISS Mahan, Allyson, 6, ISS Maher, Bob, 212 M hr, Peter, 91, 108 Maierhofer, Teena, ISS Major , Thomas Maletic, Pam, 93, ISS Mania! , Danny, 108 Manley, Betty Jo, 9 , ISS Manley, ott Mann, John, 6 1ann, Vargania, 9S, 103, 212 Manning, Mary, S3, 99, ISS Marcel, Amalia, 96, 212 Marcu , R e, SS, 6, 94 Margolin, Sonia, 3, S, Ill, ISS Marone, Rick, 106, I S Markham, Cynthia Jo, ISS 1arr, Bruce, 212 Marsolek, Robert, 91, 212 Martin, Dale, I S Martin, Eugene Ken Martan, Marcellus, 212 Martin, Morri , 212 Martinez, Jimmy Martyn, Paul, ISS Mathis, Chri tie, SO Mat umon)i, Lance, 93 Maurer, Cindy, 212 Maxie, Jewel, S4, 96 Maxson, Patty, 92, Ill, ISS May, Loi , S3, 106 May, Robert, SS, 92, 106, 212 Mayeda, Joanne, ISS McAndrew, Dan, 212 McCandl , Steve, ISS McCaul, Randolph McCauley, Charles, IS6 McClaury, Sheldon, 109, 212 McCullough, Joan, IS6 McCullough, Patricia, 212 McCoy, Bob, IS6 McCoy, Judy, IS6 McDonald, Paul, 212 McDonald, Tom, IS6 McElhinney, Anne, 97, 102, 212 McGee, Barbara, lOS McGhee, Kenyon, 106 McGrath, Elaine, S6 McKeeta, Carol, 90, 92, 106, 212 McKenzia, Gorda, 9S, 102 McKinzie, Virginia, 9 McLean, Rene, S3, IS6 Mc\olillan, Jane McMillen, JoAnn, 212 McMosley, William McMurdo, Robert, 1S6 Me amara, Michael Me assor, Ron, IS6 Me an, andra, 9S McPherson, Ron, IS6 McQueary, Vicky McRae, Cathy, SS, 93 Mead, Mark, 212 Means, Kim, 186 Meininger, andy, 106 Meininger, Henry, 91, IS6 Mea , Jerry Melnick, Barbara, S6 Menck, Sharyn Faith, 212 Merritt, u an, IS6 Metcalfe, Jani , 94, 102, 17S, IS6 Metz, Carl, 9S Metzger, Elvira Meyer, Ben, 212 Meyer, Joe, 91, 101, 109, 213 Meza, Ann, 90, IS6 Michel, George, IS6 Miller, Bev, S3, 94, Ill Miller, Connie Sue, 99, 102 Miller, Jack Miller, Jim, 213 Miller, Reggie, 106 Maller, haron, 213 Maller, Sue Ann, 92, lOS, 106 Miller, William Emanual 1.Jller, Yvonne, 213 Millican, Dexter Malligan, Steven, 109 Millward, Jay Malstein, Janet, 106 Mintken, Tommy, 104, 213 Mitchell, Lena, 213 Matchell, M rilyn, 102, 213 Mitchell, Kathy, S6, 93, lOS Miura, Karen, SS, 94, Ill Mod in, La.ni Molde, Brad Molioo, Kuk.a, 92, 213 Monte , Mona, 197, 21S Moor, 1ary, 9S Moore, Adell Moore, Hugh Moore, Mary Moore, Patricia Moore, Rochelle Moreno, Alma Morgan, Bill, S3 Morgan, Peach, S7 Morgene , Carl Morimoto, Sharon, 96 Morishigi, Doreen, lOS Moriu , Valdis, 91, 21S Mom on, Sally, S4, 91, 97, 9S, 102, 21S M rteru.en, Michael, S, S9, 91, 21S Mo es, Jeff, 101 Moss, William Mo oni, orman, 104, 21S Mourh . Dave Allen Mourne, Tina Mowe, Carole, S3 Moyer , Jack Mug! ton, bonnie, 9S Mullenax, Bertha, 21S Mullenax, Jan Mullins, Don Mullins, Julie Ann, 103 Mulvan y, Donald, 6 Musick, Rick, 9S, 109 Mu teen, Martha, IS7 Myers, Beverly, IS7 Myers, Linda, 96 Myers, John L., 9S N Nady, X., 94, IS7 aiman, Sharron, IS7 akamura, Denni , 104 Nakamura, Linda, 91, 94, 97, lOS, 111, 21S akamura, Rick, 104, IS7 ance, Su an aylor, Barba, 102, 21S Neil, Carol, IS7 el on, Betty, S2, 21S etson, Judy, S3, 92, 94, 99, 1S7 el on, Mike, 21S Net on, uzi, 21S etson, Wayne, 21S mith, Jim, S9 eumann, Edward eumann, John, 9S Newbould, Chri tine, 21S ewbould, Wendy, 0, 21S ewell, Albert, !S7 ewell, Dick, 21S ewman, ancy Sue ewton, Brent ewton, Kari, IS7 icholson, Dave, 1S7 ael en, Pamela ieminen, Sue, Ill Nielsen, Robert, 104 Nix, Trudi, S3 oel, Buddy, 109, I 7 orman, Mary Ann orris, Lynda, Ill, 21S Nowacld, Mike, 21S owels, ancy, 9S, I 7 u baum, Douglas, S , S9, 104 0 O'Brien, William O'Donnell, R emary, 97, 21S Ohmer, Jane Ohr, Rochelle, S9, IS7 Olinger, Cici, 2JS Oliver, Walter, 21S Olm ted, Jan, S7 Omohundro, Lee 0' cal, Bill, 109 0' eill, Pat, S6, 96, Ill, 1S7 0 tlin, Linda, 92, 21S Otstot, Ray Oye, Cheryl, S3, 106 p Pace, Bill, 2, 94, 106, 109, 1S7 Pacheco, Patricia, 106 Padilla, Jake, 215 �Student Index Padilla, J ~ph, 215 Pamt~r. andy, 105, 215 Palmer, Marvin Miles, 215 Papazian, uzanne Parkinson, Pete, 187 Parks, Robert, 91, 187 Parlin, ue, 21S Parn h, 1ary Ann, 21S Pat~. Katy, 98 Pat~. LOUIS~, 94, 9 , 21S Pat~. M~r doth, 9 Patte..,.on, tev~. I 7 Patt~rson, Pat, 3, 99 Patter on, Thoma , 104 Patu on, Ann, 83, S, 86, 187 Paul, L~onard Pa on, Ch ri, I 7 Payne, Roberta, 89, 91, 94, 97, 216 P acoc:k, Clo•s, 187 Pearce, Wayne, 91, 187 P~nn~tta, Bob, 216 Penny, Richard Perdu~. f1ke, H2 Perkm, Donald, 9S Pet~r on, K~nt, 109 Peter on, Randy, 6, 216 Pfe•f~r. Silvia, SS, 92 Peyton, Patty, 91, 97, 103, 106, Ill, 216 Phillip , B tty, 83, 4, 216 Ph1llips, Carol, 80, 85, 187 Phillip , Howard, 94, 187 Phillips, Wayn~. 2, 89, 106, 187 Philpott, J1m, 106 Pickering, Kathi, 9, 94, 216 Pi~rc~. Jacquelin , 92, 103, 216 Pierce, Mar ha, 83 Pile, ooki , 106, 187 Pilger, V~rne a, 83, II I, 216 P1ro, Jam , 187 Pitt:., Jeanette, 187 Platt, Jan, 93, 216 Plunk~tt. Connie, Ill, 17 , 187 P 1tz, Mary Helen, 97, 102, Ill, 216 Polzen, Maralyn, 187 Pomeranz, Ronald Pontow, Arthur, 106 Poole, Steve, 216 Po~. Renrue, 193 Porter, Mona, 102, 106 Pott~r. Tom, 88 Pratt, Dolor~s. lOS Pnce, Barb ra A . Price, Barbara, 187 Price, Dyanne, 187 Price, John, 88, 9S Prince, Heidi Pritchard, Lilli Pritchard, Marilynne, 187 Provo, Jim, 87, 216 Pryor, Mike, 101, 216 Pryor, Robert, 187 Pumphrey, Pete, 89, 101, 187 Q Qua t, Lesley, 83 Qumtana, Maxine R Raffln, Karen, 103, 106, 187 Ragulsky, Ro ~mary Ral ton, Mary, 187 Raphael, Le ter, 8 R kin, Linda Rathff, Randy, 216 Razor, Cindy, 216 Read, Mary, lOS, 216 Redmond, Linda Kay Reece, Barry Reed, Gloria, 187 R~ed, il, 109 Reid, Bill, I 7 R~i bick, Beth, 86, Ill, 187 Re1 ig, Carol, 92, 97, Ill, 216 R~iva, Thoma , 3, 217 Rem~di, Dick, 187 Rendle, Judy, 187 Renner, Patti, 94, 187 Replin, Steve, 86, 88, 89 Replogle, Carol Rep hlaeger, Robert R hetniak, Valerie, 83, 217 Rettberg, Rodney, 187 Reynold·, Norma, 95 Rhead, John, 101, 217 Rhoad , Warren, 92, 10 Rhodes, Robin, 83, 93, Ill, 217 R1c~ardi, Sharon Rice, D1ana, 92, 99 R1chard , Ward~ll. 187 Richard. on, Carolyn, 102 R1chard:.on, Joyce R1chie, Gwend lyn, 217 R•chmond, Geor e R•chter, 1ark, 217 Ridenour, Deanna, 217 Riede el, Eljzabeth Riede el, Kathy, 99 Riede el, William, 82, 86, 89, 94, 106, 187 R1epe, Kathy, 83, 217 Riffel, Pam, 187 R•sll. John Rllll!in , Clark, 9, 94, 187 Rig • . Byron Rindom, Margaret, 106 Rmnander, Leon , 103 R1pp, Chareen, 83, 92, 187 Rl\lcy, David Risley, Elaine, 217 Ro ~h. Julie, 83, 99, 187 Roberts, Kay Robin on, AI, 217 Robin on, Joyce, 217 Robinson, Linda, 217 Robinson, Linda Sue, 188 Robms n, Pam, 217 Rob1nson, Ru , 188 Robinson, Steve, 82, 217 Rodrij:uez, Ralph, 188 Roe, Jean, 92, 9 , 188 Roe ch, Larry, 217 Roger , Gloria Roger. ancy, 91, 97, 103,106, Ill, 217 Rot~genbach, Robert, 106, 217 Rome, Eli Rome, Kathy Romeo, huck, 9S, 217 Romeo, Mary Lynne, 104, 188 Romeo, Vicki, 188 R e, Dianna, 83, 92, 188 Ro:.e, Judy, 188 R e, L~ nard, 188 Roth, Jim, 91, 188 Rothchild, Sara, 80, 94 Round , tephen, 218 Roybal, Ralph, 218 Rubm, Miriam, 93 Ruble, Joan, 218 Ruby, Mike, 188 Rucker, Barbara, 0 Rucker, Polly Ann, 80, 8S Rudi ill, William L., 218 ROmfelt, Rex Rupp, Cindy, Ill Rupp, Ken, 88 Ru h, Court, 218 Ru h, Marland, 18 Rus el, Charles, 218 Ru ton, Bob, 106, 218 Rutherford, Jill, 188 Ryan, Joy, 188 s S ck, James Sack, Jerry Sage, Carol Sakamoto, Carrie Saks, Mikkel, 84 Salinas, Samuel Sanchez, Benny, 188 Sanders, Ruth, 218 anders, Vickie, 83, 94, 98, Ill, 188 Sanders n, Anita ander on, Geraldine Jean, 218 ander n, Jack, 218 Sandford, Ruth, 106 Sandler, Stuart Sargent, Susan, 106, 188 Sather, Thomas Sarner, Larry, 88, 103 Savoy, Phyllis Scates, Bill, 109, I 8 avo, James Schaetzel, Mary Jo, 98, 102, 218 Schaetzel, Tom ·hanefelt, Tom, I 8 hemet, Rusalie, 80, 188 chlichting, Linda chne1der, Alan, 108 Schne1der, Cindy, 89, 96, I 8 chne•der, Edoth, 92, 96, 97, 104, 218 chodde, Sandra, 98, 102, 18 choendallcr, Kathie n, 103 hJenfeldcr, farv, 188 chre1bcr, Bill, 218 chreiber, 11chael Schreiber, tephanie Schroed r, John churr, inny, 188 hutz, M1ke, 106, 218 Scott, Joseph, 106 cott, Karen, 3, 90, 218 Scott, Paul, 219 ott, aundra, 99, 18 ott, Su an, 8S ott, Sarah, 219 Scovel, Tedie, 93, 219 aries, Carole, 93, 18 ecreti, Rocco c1fried, Jolene Seikel, Barbara, 3, 86, 104, 106, 219 ervey, l•nda, 86 Severt on, nn, 83, 99 eydel, Fred, 2, 6, 9 hafer, Jean, 94, 97, Ill, 219 hanahan, Patrick, I 8 Sharp, Dave, I 8 hea, Cathlene, 6, 93 heffield, Jay, 106, 188 heppard, Ronald, 91, 219 herard, Caron, 219 Shettle. ancy, 219 Shibata, orene, 219 hield , Henry, 9, 92, 103, 219 hield , lynn. 3, 99, 188 hipp, Pamela Shively, Phillip hockey, Barbara, I hockley, Barbara, 219 Shofstall, ary, 188 hort, Diane, 8S hultz, Carol, 92, 219 hultz, JoAnne hurtleff, Jim, 219 ienknecht, Tracy, 219 Sigears, Mik~. 219 Simmons, Richard, 219 Speliotes, Dean Spenc~. Charlen~. 98, Ill, 190 Spence, Dale, 190 p~rek, Linda, 99 potts, Raymond Sprigg, Alan, 106, 190 prings, Meredith, 83, 8S, 103, 190 pnng , Paul tafford, Cher} I, 92, 94, 190 tapl , Val, 9S tapleton, Ed, 89, 91, 10 , 220 lark, Laurie, 95, 106 tark, 1arun. 3, 106, 220 Starr, Betty, 95, 98, 102 Starr, Dave, 6 Staub, Bink, 220 Staylor, Frank, 104, 220 Steffens, Robert, 190, 220 teffens, Hal, 104 tern, David, 106 Steuart, Barbara, 99 tev~n , Robert, 106 tevens, Ronald Stice, Sherry tills, Donna, 104, 220 till , Karen, 83, 104, 220 Stone, laurel, 5, 91, 190 tonemet , Kar n, 9 , 102, 220 tout, Alex, 104 tracy, Emi, 8S, 98. 190 Strako ch, Pam, 190 Stranahan, Pat, 9S Strand. Donald, 190 tratton, Cynthia tratton, Michael treet, Lynn. 3, 93, 190 tribling, Bob, 82, 220 troh, Toni, 93, 190 trong, Ellen, 90, 92, 99, 220 trong, hirley, 92 truck, Cecelia, 86 tuart, Margar~t. 90 udholt, Suzanne, 92, 221 Suiter, Dana, 190 Summers, Carol, 8S Summer·, Paul, 89 Svalberg, Kay, 83, 90, 91,96 Swanson, Patricia, 104, 190 Swanson, Phyllis, 92, Ill, 221 Sweazy, Alice Swisher, Joe Szarafin ki, Dagmar zwec, Lydia, 4, 90, 97, 102, Ill, 221 imm, Jamc imonton, Cindy imonton, Slop impleman, Bob, 219 Simpson, Carolyn, 219 Simpson, Diann~ Skeeters, Ed, 9S, 101, 219 Slatkin, Irene, 219 Slaughter, Mart~aret Slaughter, Su an, 188 Slay, Elaine, 92, 219 lingo, Dan lothower, John, 188 Smith, Beryl, 190 Smith, Betty, 9S, 106 Smith, Jeanette, 190 mith, Leonard Smith, Linda, 9 , 102, 220 Smith, Pet~r mith, Ruth Smith, Sandra, 190 Smith, Sharon, 0, 82, 106, 220 Smith, Sheila, 102, 106 Smith, Stacy, 106, 220 Smith, T~rry. 190 Snider, Elizabeth Snook, James Sogn, Karen Soker, David, 0 k~r, JoAnn, 80, 91, 97, Ill, 220 otis, Bev~rly outh~rn. G~ rge pady, Rebecca, 220 pan, Barbara, 4, 220 Span, Doris, 220 Spanarella, Gene, 108, 220 Spar, Barbara, 84, 90 Sparks, Patrick, 88, 108 190 Speak, Paul~tte, 104 Spear, Bill, 101, 220 T Takamine, Gene, 94, 106, 190 Tams, Pat Tartler, Edd, 190 Tatter, Ruth, 92, 190 Tatum, Peggy Taylor, Barbara, 221 Taylor, Bob, 221 Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Tom, 221 T~desco, Gary, 95, 190 Temple, Chuck, 221 Temple, Kar~n Tepley, Gwen, 103 Tera ak1, Al~ne, 80, 190 Terry, 1aureen, 106, 190 Terry, Patt~. 190 Thach, u an, 9S Thacker, Ann, 90, 93, 106, Ill, 211 Thacker, Su~. 82 Thede, Larry, 221 Thede, Su an, 8S, 190 Thomas, Dick, 221 Thomas, Greg Thomas, Debbie, 190 Thoma , Steve Thomas, Tom, 3, 190 Thomp on, indy, 190 Th mp on, Dou las Thomp on, Gary Thomp on, George, 2, 221 Thomp on, Gwendolyn, 221 Thomp on, M•chele Thomp on, Sue, 92, 190 Thorne, Dave, 221 Thurow, John 88, 190 Thuro , Pam~la, 99 Tidwell, Cora Jean, 104 Timchula, Michael �Student Index Timmon • Irene Tllu , AI n. 221 T boa , Yvonne, 4, 106, 190 I ockman, Judy Torren , D nald, 106, 221 Torr , Renee, 221 Traber, Anota, 106 Trapp, Dianne, 190 Trapp, u an, 104, 106, 221 Traudt, Ken, 221 Trnvi , John Traylor, Ri hard, 9, 96, 104, 10 , 221 Tro oky, Linda, 5, 106, 190 TruJillo. There a Tucker, Katherine, 222 Tucker, Linda, JOl Tuggle, Reginald, 95 Tursick, John. 104, 190 Tyler, Ed. 104, 108, 222 Tyler, Sabra, 222 Typher, 1arolyn. 7, 222 u dd, Cindy, 6 llmer, Barbara, 83, 99, 106, Ill, 190 Und rwood, M rolou Ungefug. John, 222 rhan, John, 222 Uyemure, Donna, 92, 97, Ill, 222 v Vala, Clyde Robert, 222 an Meter, Bob, 7, 222 Veltman, George Verdero a, Eileen, 87, 222 Ver t egh, Ginger Vette, Valerie, 86, 93, Ill, 190 Vicker, Carol, 94, Ill, 190 Vidaur, Lee, 190 Vogel, Richard Vogt, ndra, 98, 193 Volz, Dock Volt, Tom \: oorhee . ld , 9l, Ill, 193 Vretto , Jim, 6, 193 w Wada, 1athew, 106 \\ada, Kojo, 9, 222 \\'ad worth. onnie \Vagner, Paul, 10 \\'agn r, Barbara \\.'agncr, Pat, 97, 98, 222 Wakefield, 1andcl, 98, 106, 222 \\.'alker, Be,erly, 104 \\.'alker, Bruce \\.'alker, Phyh , 9 Wallace, Donn • R4, Ill, 193 \\'allace, M rcellu Walloch, Eugene Walton, John, 193 \\al1, Phyli , 81, 85, 97,9 , 222 \\'arn r, Bonnaer Wartburg, R n, 106. 193 Wa hco, Carol, 93, 193 Watanabe, haron Waterman, Candy, 91,9 , 106, Ill, 223 Waterman, Jan, 83 Wat on. ·Iaine, 85, 193 \\'au • I ynda, 96 att • Dorothy. 0, 3, 94 Watt , 1aril)n, 83, 94, 193 Weaver, Bert, 223 Waugh, Cora 1arie, 93 \Veaver, David Weaver, Laurel, 83, 9 , I 11, 223 Week, Bob Wehrli, Diann, 4, 97, Ill, 223 Weimer, Pam, 85 Weindel, Connie, 104 Wein t ck, Barbara, 2, 223 \\ elpert, Davod \\eo bart, G raig, I 04 \\e1 , Chuck, 223 Wet s. James, 92 We , Marla, 85, 98, 193 Welch, Kathy, 193 Welch, 1 arr), J9l \\ lk, Phylli , Well , M~ureen, 106, 193 W II , 1 rdi, 93 \\e t, Patricia, 97, 223 W l, Vorgonoa, 223 \\ e tmoreland, 1oke, 104 \\e tmoreland, Pat \\ tmoreland, andra, 223 \\etzn r, Steven, 6, 9, 223 Wh eler,Ann.99, 111,193 \\heeler, Pam, 5 \\ h clock, orman, 193 Whisler, Joanne, 94, 103, 193 ho lcr, haron, 93, 94, 106 White, Karla, 84, 96, Ill, 193 While, Ron, 193 Whitlock, River , 3, 223 \\humore, B;,nnoe, 3, 97, 104, 11 I, 223 Whittemore, Arthur, 0 Wieder, John, 223 Wieder, Judy, 92, 193 Woed r, 1arie Wiedorn, John, 10 Wiggins, Carol, 4, 94, 97, 98, Ill, 223 Wilcox, 1ary Wilhoite, Lauren Wilkins, Sharon, 85 Williams. Anna, 93, 97, 99, 111, 223 William • 1arc, 193 Wilson, 1aria Wilson, Pat, 97,223 Wil n, Vicky, 6, 99, 103, 193 Windle, John, 224 Wonter, Barbara, 193 Withrow, Frank Wohl, Carol, 0, 92, 224 Wolff, Linda, 94, 99 Wong, Gloria, 94, 96, 104, 193 Wong, Marshall, 93, 95, 104 Wong, Victnr, 0, 92, 94, 101, 108, 224 Wood, De.tn, 193 Worley, Vod.o Wortham, Darlene Wortman. Garren Wright, Brenda, 94, 102, 193 \\roght, Paul, 101, 224 Wright, Janice, 2, 84, 85, 90, 193 Wn •ht, 1ardi W ri!-1tt, beryl W wlek, Lydia, 99 Wyua , Ch rloue, 84, 97, Ill, 224 y Yamada, Diane, 6, 89, 92, 97, I l I, 224 Yamamoto, Ronnie, 224 Yankee, Peggy, 224 Yankee, Loutitia, 193 Yankee, am, 83, , 10 , 224 Yearling, Bob, 6 Yearling, Glady Mac, 224 Yearling, lllinoi , 2 Young, Carolyn, 102, I II, 193 Youn11, Cliff, 224 Young, Dick, 106 Young, Margaret z Zarecor, fichael, 193 Zigler, Cathy Zonn, Marlene, 6 Zisk.in, Barboe, 96, 104 Teacher-Office Staff A Ac II, Raymond P., 109 Anderson, Anne Louo e, 164 Arnold, Helen, 27 Aschbacher, Jean, 194 Auger, John G., 100 F Fe ler, Barbara, 26 Flatow, Eleanor C., 26, 160 Fox, Wayne, 10 French, Larry, 12 French, Linda, 20 Fruland, Judy, 20 B Ball, 1ary Adah, 37 Barclay, Carole, 82 Beard hear, Jack ., 9, 97 Berger, El a M., II Boerbach, Robert, 36 Bi hop, Betsy, 12 Bragg, Arthur M., 91, 97 Breen, Jay, 169 Bull, K. Faye, 35 Burmeoster, Daniel 0., 28 Burton, Mary L., 37 G Galle11o , Edward, 16 Garrett, Lawrence, 131 Garrett, Priscilla, 17 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 95 Gerner, Mary ell, 26 Gillett, Barbara, 166 Glowe , Kathenne, 60, 61, 204 Gnadt, Lloyd W., 33, 178 Green, Olive, 92 Grill, Harry, 17 c Call, Alice, 102 lark, Hazel W., 165 oleman, James R., 144 Coleman, Paul, Jr., 122 ollins, Mary, 19 olweU, Robert P., 8, 125 raog, Harold Rex, 16, 100 Craig, 1yron J., 150 raven, Elizabeth, 176 D Daniel, Lawrence, 32 Des jardons, Regina, 23 Dungan, Roger, 34 Dunkon, 1ay, 111 Dyckes, Carole E., 14 H Handy. Lois, 20 Hill, Thelma, 19 Hinderlider, Clyde, Jr, 123 Hoffman, Morris, 15 Holme , William R., 44, 149 Howard, sther, 32 Hoyle, 1arilyn, 13, 98 ] Jacobi, Julian, 13 James, 1otchell, 12 Jester, 1arilyn, 165 Johnson, Ralph I., 0 Johnson, Richard, 36 Jolioe, onja L., 17, 2 E Cl!l!le ton, Ruth ., 35 1-k, onja, 163 Elcerio, gt., 50 Eppcr on, Carolyn, 23 Evans, Alwyn, 162 K Kennedy, Robert, 194 Koon , Alice C .. 30 Kreiner, enevieve, 17 Kruse, William H., 89 L Lace, Kathryn, 25 Laughlin, J. Stanley, II Lee, Brian, 21 Lindblom, Milton K., 8 Lockhart, Royalyn, 22 M Mahonchak, Michael, 29 Maley, Raymond R., 36 Man field, George, 29 Marinoff, 0 car, 9 1arr, Jennie, 171 1arton, Mrs., 167 Mauies, John B., 24 Moore, 1ary C, 9, 97 Moulton, Jack A., 153 Mullenix, Clarence, 15 N ichol . James ., 90, 97 icholson, John E., 13 Rountree, Judy, 22, 85 Rudel, Joan K., 34 Rudolph, Beth, 32 s Sehachterle, Evelyn, 164 Schwarzler, Hennetta, 6 hadwell, Kay R., 124 hak peare, irginia, 175 hank, Wayne F., 28 haw, Carol, 18 onnard, June, 18 Slovek, John P., 30 Smith, Donald, 104 Smnh, Loren E., 16 mith, Mar aret, 95 Smith, Price B., 29 myth, John W., 174 Spangenberg, Hazel M., 37 proul, Creta L., 35 purlin, Melvin, 91 Svenson, Jame , 31, 108 T p Padboy, Marion, 93 Panek, Adolph H., 122, 123 Patton, Lois, 103 Pearson, Eloi e, 166 Phelp , Che ter H , 10 Pigott, Blanche C., 96 Pixley, Elizabeth M., 32, 98, 178 Powell, Marion, 83,216,217 R Race, Edward, 160 Redic, James R., 122, 123 Rhen, dna A., 33 Rider, Mary, 162 R mer, Anne, 22 Root, Abigail, 18 Te cher, Emilie, 164 Trickey, Ralph, (ROTC), 50 w Walter Glorian, 163 Waters, Katherine, 164 Weber, Gerald, (OPS), 87 Weed, Mary, 31 Williamson, J. Howard, 14 William on, June, 21 Wolter, Alice M., 57, 160 z Zarlengo, Dominic A., 15 Zoegler, Emil, 31 Zumwinkel, John H., 19 �1963 Angelus Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VICTOR Wo G COPY EDITOR JANET BENISH WE DY ASHWORTH -Assistant BUSINESS MANAGER MIKE PRYOR PAM HoLLIS -Assistant ALBUM EDITOR SusA GRAEF ASSISTANTS SUE IEMI E DIA E WALLACE ART EDITOR KATHY A DER 0 ADMI ISTRA TION EDITOR CAROL WIGGI s ACTIVITIES EDITOR JOE MEYER JOEL ALLE -Assistant CLUBS EDITOR PATWG ER C RRICULUM-FACULTY EDITOR ROBERT PAY E ASSISTANTS KATHY HOOKER JEN Ku H IR PRODUCTIO EDITOR LARRY COFFEE ROYALTY EDITOR BETTY Bo SIB SPORT EDITOR JIM BL CHKE A IT NTS D VE BABB HANK GoLD TO E HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER FRA K BROW TYLER HALL- Chief Printer PHOTO COORD I ATOR SuzA E BRoWN COPY READER KARE MIURA PRODUCTIO CL UDI LA G BILL SCATES COMMITTEE ��I ' (ce-nt R f-t:-o . hqv<- na~ r f!(;: H ]: "> 4oc.., Jd CCc fl.(t:t:.lly '$ c) "" .1- -4a '( , . ., t: ( 4 ~ ~ a"~ J 1-c~,.n ~c..,~-tJ,:..,j, Frh ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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And it is a certainty that East will be here as it has always been. that there will be someone to meet in the morning to talk to and laugh with ���There will always be work that is fun the fear of a test There will be the search for understanding here as there has been before �A N G E East High School Denver, Colorado Volume XLIV ��In spite of bubble-gum and dirty sneakers there will be accomplishment, the promise of talent and skill �There will always be a challenge and a dream and the certainty that East will be here. ���10 �Mathematics East's excellent math department offers the student necessary computational skills and the tools of logic. From Basic Math to Col lege Math East can answer the queries of any mathematically curious student. This year eight students survived the rigors of Mr. Kruse's College Math class and came out much wiser than the rest of us. �12 ��Music Many East High students find a great deal of pleasure participating in the band, orchestra, choirs and choruses. The band and orchestra, under the capable direction of Mr. Shadwell, change the sounds that issue from room 350 in September into fine music to entertain East. Mrs. Padboy and the Concert Choir work hard each day to maintain their outstanding reputation and present fine oroarams. 14 �Special Education Under the direction of Mrs. Pixley, students in the special education classes prepare for future vocations by gaining practical experience in writing receipts, making change, and selling merchandise. They learn the labor laws, social security requirements, and how to apply for jobs. Flash card drills increase the student's proficeency in arithmetic fundamentals. He learns to handle money, follow bonk procedures, and fill out basic income tax forms. �Eng I ish The English department offers the student proficiency in two of the most important skills that he will achieve in his lifetime those of expressing himself clearly, both orally and on paper, and of understanding and appreciating the words of others. Creative writing, composition, and literature courses are offered to develop these abilities. ..... , ~ ·-.~. ·. .. . " :- . .. . ~ ,. ' ... "Como esto, Senor?" "Zer gud, froulien ." The language deportment introduces students to think1ng in a foreign language. The Interested student may choose from classical Latin and modern French, German, RuSSian, and Spanish. The lan guage lob has been available two years . Topes ore on hand to help students go1n facility in foreign speech Study of a forc1gn language increases under standing of that culture and one's native language. 16 ��Science The Science department answers students' questions on life and matter. Biology classes explore the basis of life. The chemistry students study chemical reactions as everyone on the third floor nose. Young physicists conclude their year's study with discussions of nuclear physics and atomic power. Interested students explore the science of photography with Mr. Spurlin. ���Art East recognizes the importance of offering art courses. Students who plan careers in art con receive instruction in their regular high school curriculum. Mrs. Green and Miss DesJardins provide guidance and encouragement to those students who wish careers in commercial art, fine art, architecture, and fashion, as well as to those who toke on art course for fun and relaxation. 21 �Speech Lab The purpose of East's speech lob is to aid students with speech defects, while providing them with a high school curriculum. Mr. Daniels and Miss Rudolph use the lip-reading technique for hard-of-hearing students, along with various types of equipment, such as a sound amplifier, tope recorder, and a breathing table which aids in breath control and pronunciation. 22 �Home Economics Teaching the domestic skills is the function of the Home Economics department. With everything from bobbins to berry pies the students busy themselves. They may enroll in such courses as Girls' Foods, Boys' Foods, Senior Clothing, and Creative Clothing. Industrial Arts Arc welding is only one of several skillsmechanical drawing, woodworking, metalworking, and leathercrafting-the Industrial Arts staff teaches. �Social Science 24 �Two semesters of American History are required at East, but interested and interesting teachers make this year of history an encouragement for most students to continue in history courses, rather than just to fulfill the requirement. On completion of this requirement the student may choose from Ancient, Medieval, Modern European, Russian or Western history, Sociology and Psychology, or Boys1 or Girls1 Social Problems. For those students who score high on the Iowa test in ninth grade there is the opportunity for taking Ancient history as a sophomore, Medieval and Modern European as a junior, and College American History in their last year at East. ���Student Council Members of the East High Student Council discuss the problems concurrent with the responsibility of representing the students. They initiate action for the success of social and service activities. �29 �Delegate Assembly Delegate Assembly is the link between student council and the student body. Monthly meetings provide the opportunity for students to keep their first period classes acquainted with school problems, so that they are competent in forming opinions and making decisions. 30 �ACTIVITIES CAL EN DAR Howdy Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 22 Seraph Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 30 Fall Sports Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 4 Back To School Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 15 Drama Club Play .................................. November 17 Junior Prom ....................................... December 2 Christmas Program ................................ December 18 Instrumental Concert ................................ January 11 Woodbury Oratorical Contest ......................... January 17 Father-Daughter Supper .............................. February 2 Sweetheart Dance .................................. February 10 Musical ........................................... March 8, 10 Back To School Night ................................. March 14 PTA Fashion Show .... . ......................... March 22, 23, 24 Spring Instrumental Concert ............................ April 12 Wolcott Reading Contest ............................. . . April 27 Senior Prom ................ . ....... . .................. April 28 Vocal Concert .. .. ... . .... . .................... . ........ May 2 Red and White Day . . .. ..... .. .......................... May 11 Class Day .............. . .. . ...... . .. .. .. .. . . . . ..... . ... June 1 Graduation ....... . .... . ... . ... . ....................... June 5 �Spotlight Editor Sandi Rustemeyer explains the mechanics of news paper production to two other staff members, John Windle and Clorese Foreman. The Spotlight staff creates an informative and original chronicle of newsworthy events and people at East High . At the Printers, staff members guide the production of the Spotlight. Miss Glowes, sponsor of the staff, proof-reads a finished poge of the Spotlight. 32 �Angelus this is it �34 �35 ��Tonight we ore grown and sure Tonight we Iough in sophistication and smile in quiet contentment The pleasant turmoil of being with one another is masked for tonight we ore royalty 37 ����Green and blue lights flooding the main hall created a contemporary atmosphere at THE DANCE, wh1ch honored the fall sports. The attendants were, left to right, top to bottom Marty Spangenberg, N1cky Vandapool, Nancy Allph1n, Vaughn Hicks, Betty Bons1b, and Nancy Bramley. Miss Jacque Scram ... Fall Sports Queen 41 ��At the Junior Prom, TOPAZ and EMERALDS, couples danced under o canopy of emerald and gold streamers The attendants were, left to nght, top to bottom : Koren Stonemetz, Mary Jo Schoetzel, Mono Montez, Koren Bryon, Kns Holm, and Borb1e Naylor. Miss Mary Ann Czubaty . .. Junior Prom Queen 43 ��Romance was king ot the Student Council's annual Volen tine Dance, Reign of Hearts. Attendants were, top row, left to right : lorry Durance, Cloy Pratt, Arist Zovoros, and Ben Bul lock ; center row, Gerry Achatz , Anne Shcrmock, Kathy Waterman, and Koren Stonemctz; bottom row, Jams Metcalf, Nicky Vondapool, Janel! Blagge, and Bert Weaver. Miss Nancy Allphin and Mr. Steve Sidwell Sweetheart Couple 45 ��Senior May Queen Attendants are, left to right and top to bottom : Jil Larsen, Vaughn Hicks, Nancy Bramley, Martha Span.genberg, Nancy King, Martha Wheelock, Jacque Scram, Nicky Vandapool. JiI Larsen ... May Queen 47 �Honorary Moy Queen Attendants ore, left to right ond top to bottom . Pam Geyer, Meg Page, Sandy Simonton, loso Olinger, Morolyn Kent, Anne Shcrmock, Margie Butler, Nancy Allphin, Junee Rodroguez, Barbo low, Kothe Waterman. 48 �Sophomore ond Junior Moy Queen Attendants ore, left to nght and top to bottom : Betty Bonsib, Kiffaney Kiene, Barbee Baker, Janes Metcalfe, Mary Ann Czubaty, Mary Jo Schaetzel, Karen Stonemets, Barbe Naylor, Karen Bryan, Mary Kawamoto. �On March 22, 23, and 24, the East High School P.T.A. presented their annual fundraising project, the P.T.A. fashion show. "Angel Antics" was held in The Denver Dry Goods Co. tearoom, where Mrs. Pat Geyer commented on the fashions. The senior girls who modeled were selected by a panel of impartial judges. PTA �CHEERFULNESS LEADERSHIP SPORTSMANSHIP Cathy Waterman Pam Geyer Nicky Vondopool Senior Cirl Awards FRIENDLINESS Jil larsen COURTESY Anne Shermock SENSE OF HUMOR Margie Butler BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Janet Naylor SERVICE Kay Kotzelnick DEPENDABILITY POISE LOYALTY Barbaro Florey Vaughn Htcks Barbaro low 51 �The war is inevitable- cries Bob Taylor in his forceful rendition of Patrick Henry's A Call to Arms. Bob's oratory awed the crowd and on January 17 won the Woodbury Medal. Woodbury Oratory Contest 52 �Wolcott Reading Anne McElhinney Contest Delabian Rice Dee Douglas Phyllis Gottesfeld, on Apnl 27, won the Wolcott Medal for her extemporaneous reading of a selection from Mark Twa1n's Huckleberry F~nn . Seven gtrls partiCipated 1n the 83rd contest which was established 1n 1879 by H. R. Wolcott. 53 �Rotc The R.O.T.C. program at East is designed to help the cadet develop character, leadership and responsibility. Each cadet is given the opportunity to attain a variety of skills by participating in such activities as the rifle team, the color guard or the drill team. With the development of self-discipline, acquired through military training, the cadet will become a more effective future citizen or member of the military service. �Displaying almost unerring accuracy, the East ROTC rifle team shot its way to a tie for second place in the city competition. The East marksmen also entered the N.R.A. Sectional and Colorado State Rifle Meets. ss �With intensive practicing, the East ROTC Drill Team developed into a polished and highly precisioned group. This year the drill team participated in the city-wide and C.U. drill competitions. It also provided halftime entertainment at a basketball game during the A.A.U. Tournament. 56 ��Assemblies Students were given the opportunity to grow both culturally and socially through the various assemblies. One of the most stirring assemblies was the performance of the Denver Symphony orchestra. The Code of Conduct assembly, presented by the student council, was awe inspiring. The numerous pep assemblies gave the students the chance to show their school spirit. Other assemblies included the annual Howdy Day assembly, the competition in the annual Woodbury and Wolcott contests, a science demonstration presented by the Atomic Research Plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and athletic, election and academic awards assemblies. 58 ��High Button Shoes East High School introduced a new type of all-school show for 1962. Under the direction of Mr. Ralph Johnson and Miss Mimi Collins, talented students undertook the difficult task of producing "High Button Shoes," a musical comedy which ran on Broadway for three years. Over one hundred students, with the aid of many faculty members, coordinated acting, dancing, singing, and musical accompaniment to turn out a show that would be a pace-setter among Denver high schools. On March 8 and l 0, audiences were delighted by the high-spirited antics of the lively cast. The mood was aided by the excellence of the orchestra, directed by Mr. Kay Shadwell, and the chorus, led by Mrs. Marion Padboy. Alan Titus gave a laudable performance as Harrison Flay, a fast-talking, fourflusher. larry Coffee was strong support as his faithful accomplice. 60 ���Music Croups �Ready Football East Let's - 64 :1 . ��The Angel's defensive forward wall charges to bring down a Patnot ball carrier. East High Angels have good reason to be proud of the Big Red football team. The team won the city championship, going undefeated in league play. The Angels played lakewood in the state play-offs, and the game ended in a 7-7 tie. The squad lost during the "sudden death" over ime 14-7 in a real heartbreaker. Many of our players were cited for their outstanding play. Those making All-City were: Cary Gagan, Frank Winters, Steve Sidwell, Rich Tate, and Rick Van Woerkom. Steve Sidwell made All-Metropolitan and All-State. 66 �Cary Gagan turns behind the Angel forward wall . He is run ning a "spinner" play. This play usually calls for a delay, such as fakong to another back, so that the fine has tome to set up and make its block. 67 �Rich Tate, an all -cety player, illustrates the off-tackle play of the Angels' single weng attack. This is basec play, which helped to bring both Tate and the Big Red much success this past season . Passing was East's surprise weapon this year. throws the reverse pass to Rech Tate. Tate cuts back behind the Angels' power block, typifying the action of this vear's team . 68 Luke Terry ��On Armistice day the White Jackets performed their annual drill at the West-East game. The band played snappy across-theborder music as they helped form the three precise figures of a sombrero, maracas, and a hat and cane, accompanied by an exotic dance of the White Jackets. 70 ��72 �Rich Tate begins another long gainer agamst G.W as Cary Gagan leads interference . This is the quality of play that gained All -City pos1tlons for these two boys . �VARSITY FOOTBALL Mr Adolph Panek - Coach Name Number Achatz, Gerry .•...•..•..•...• 22 Bayers, Bill • .. .. .. • .. • .. 61 Blaschke, Jim .............. 26 Boslough, Jim .............. <41 Canaday, Don . . • • . • . . • . • . 13 Crawford, Dave . • . • • . . . .••. 25 Dertinger, AI • • • • • .•••.••. 8<4 Durance, Larry ..•..•..••..•.. 27 Franek, Dave • .. .. • .. ....... 75 Gagan, Cary ............... 21 Gilbert, Bob ................ 67 .. . . . . . 10 Greer, Ty • .. . . . .••..•..•.• 66 Helton, Bill Hilton, Skip .............. 23 Hudson, Art ••.••.••.••.••• 71 Levy, Steve .................. 85 Lopez, Ad • • . . . . . ..•..•..•. 20 MacDonald, John . . • • • • • • . 70 Manley, Jack ..•..•.... . .•..•. .CO Miller, Ron ................ 80 Nethery, Fred ............... 74 42 Oliver, Walt . • • • • • . • • . . • . Ranum, Jorry . • • . • • • • • 52 Robonson, Ron • . . • . . • . . • . . 72 60 Sheppard, Ron • • . . . • • . • • . 73 Sidwell, Steve Stracy, George . • . . • • . . . . 51 Tote, Rich 12 Von Woerkom, Rick • . . . . . . 76 65 Winters, Frank . . . • • . . • . . . Wiss, Mitcholl ..•.••...•... . • . 82 Zavaras, Arist ........ . . . . . ... 86 �w L Points Opp. East ......... . 1 0 193 41 95 65 Washington .6 Jefferson .. 5 Lincoln ..•.... 4 South North 2 150 83 3 88 116 .... .. 3 4 70 103 . . . . . . . .2 5 60 119 West ......... 1 6 77 129 ... 0 7 61 138 Manual �Jun ior Football JUNIOR FOOTBALL Mr. Myron Craog- Coach Bayers, Bill Bender, Julian Black, Jim Blaschke, Jim Boslough, Jim Broun, Dick Bunch, Bob Canaday, Don Crawford, Dave Davis, Phil Dertinger, AI Dillon, Craig fuller, Van Golbert, Bob Hilton, Skip Hudson, Art levy, Steve lopez, Ad McCiaury, Shelby Nicholls, Bill Olover, Walt Reiva, Tom Robonson , Steve Russell , Chuck Sheppard, Ron Strobling, Bob Thomas, Dick Titus, AI Ungefug, John �Sophomore Football SOP HOM ORE FOOT BALL Mr James Redoc Ando, Steve Babbs, Dave Barrett, George Barrett, Stan Bayers, Bob Baylor, Dan Blum , Gary Bore1ng, Jim Bretz, Paul Burron , leslie Carmody, Tom Croog , John Cooch Hogue, Mike Hutchinson David Johnson, Mark Johnstone, Cion! Kambaro, Gene Llofet, Carl Macintosh , Don McRae, Robert Milligen, Dexter Moyer, Jock Noel, Buddy Hulon, Daryl Crum, Daniel Pomeranz, Rick Crumal , Tom Dahm , John Elloott, Terry Flowers, Rog r Pope, Rrnni e Fisher, Norman Foster, Gary Franek , Joe Garfunkle, Dave Gaul , John Hall , Charlot Ham•lton , Herman Hartman , Carl Rotkousk i, Art Sh ffe ild, Jay Sodw II, Dave Slothower, John Tallman, Stanley Thomas, Thomas Tolover, Charles Wagner, Paul Weimer, M1ke Wentzell, David Williams, Edward 77 �Mr. Lawrence Garrett DeHerrera, Abe Johnson , Steve Lind, Jeff Lind, Kent Padilla, Joe Smith, Ralph Cross Country Team Place Lincoln West .... o 0. o o o o. 0 o. 0 0 0 o 2 0.. Manual 3 East -4 South o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oo Washington . Jefferson North 78 o. o. 0 o • o. o o o 0 o • o o 0 •• 0. 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 o • •• o 0 o o 0 o o 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 0 •• o 0 • 0 0 • 0 • 0 0. • • • • • 5 6 7 8 Coach �Tennis The tennis team under Coach Garrett finished second in the city despite the fact there were only three returning lettermen. In the state tournament in November at Boulder, AI Loeb qnd Bill Satele finished a fine season by capturing the state doubles title. Mr Lawrence Garrett- Cooch Appleton, John Boon, Marc Bruner, Bill Cantrell, Phil Clark, Duke Fishman, Nelson Holme, Howard Hunsaker, Jim Kriethe, Paul Leonard, Tracy Loeb, Alan Meyer, Joe Molioo, Ken Molioo, Kuka Pryor, Mike Satele, Bill 79 �Basketball A mass of arms seek the elusive ball as Mr. Tate looks on. �Phil Hart drives in for a lay-up to help pace East to another victory. Rich Tate outmaneuvers a Washington opponent to score again . 81 �J. R. Craig tokes a jump shot in the state tournament. 82 �VARSITY BASKETBAU Team Won Lost Pet. .......... 11 3 .786 Manual ............ 10 4 .714 West ...•...•..... 10 4 .714 ············. 7 7 .500 East North Washington ........ 7 7 .500 Jefferson .......... 6 a .429 South ............. 4 10 .286 Lincoln 13 .071 ••••••••• 00. 83 �Mr. Paul Coleman- Coach Babbs, Dove Cro1g, J . R. Ouranc~, Lorry Gogan, Cary Hart, Phil Heath, Gory Meyer, Joe Rausch, George Sm1th, DICk Stroh, Harvey Tote, Rich W1llioms, Chuck 84 �Our Angel basketball team held undisputed first place in the Denver league only once during the season - in the final standings when it counted. East won its fourteenth Denver title in twenty-nine tries. Our team had not only the best won-lost record but also the league team-scoring record and the least number of points scored against them. In the first game of the state tournament, East defeated Pueblo Centennial 77-63. The semi-final game was a heartbreaker as East lost in an overtime game to Greeley, who went on to be state champs. Several players were cited for their outstanding play this year. Cary Gagan, co-captain, and J. R. Craig made All-City on the second team. Richard Tate, co-captain made first team All-City, All-Metropolitan, and AllState. 85 �Junior Basketball Mr Adolph Panek Bunch, Bob Canaday, Don Dertongor, AI Easley, Ray Gilbe rt, Bob Holton , Skop Johnson, Steve Levy, Steve Meyer, Joe Olive r, Walt Podolia, Joe Don Canaday goes in for an easy two against West. The junior basketball team did not live up to expectations this year. The team was ambitious and had good spirit but was unable to find a reliable winning combination. Coach Panek was philosophical in his appraisal of the team and thought that the team would jell by next year. 86 Coach �Sophomore Basketball Dexter Millican, 3, outjumps an opposing player to help the Sophomores through their undefeated sea- Mr. James Redic- Coach The Sophomore Basketball coach, Mr. Jim Redic, produced another outstanding team this year. The Sophomore Basketball squad followed in the steps of the Sophomore football team by going undefeated in fourteen games. Some of the boys on this teem will help build the nucleus of the Varsity Basketball squad for the next two years. The boys' ability to win and show sportsmanship typifies the East High athlete. An do, Steve Campbell, Paul Franklin, Monty Hamilton, Herman M1llican, Dexter Moyers, Jack Noel, Buddy Reid, Bill Sidwell, Dave Slothower, John Sudhalt, Fritx Toliver, Chuck Wagner, Paul Williams, Chuck 87 ��Wrestling WRESTLING Mr. Jom•s Col•mon- Coach Blaschk•, Jim Dvcirin, Gordie Flin, Doug Fong, Rudy Fong, Tony Galbraith, Jim lnouy•, Jorry Jon•s, B1ll North •••• 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• 0 0 0 East • • •• 0 ••••••••••••••• 91 73 Lincoln 60 West 56 Jefferson 45 South 39 Washington 24 Manual .. . 10 loui, Bryan Molioo, Kuko Sawr•y, Ralph Shotw•ll, L•• Stribling , Bob Tokomine, Gene Th•d•, lorry Van Woerkom , R1ck Winters, Frank 89 �Apparatus Cym Mr. Jack Moulton Alle n, Tony Boye r, Doug Duncan, Fred Fulle r, Dick Molande r, Jon McAnd rew, Dan O' Boyle, Dave Quarve, Roy Stout, Ty Sawrey, Ralph Wrightson, Bern ie Only a lock of depth and strength on the mots kept the gymnastic team from placing higher than their fourth place finish in the city. Coach Moulton was especially pleased this season with the work of Bernie Wrightson on the high bar and Doug Boyer's performance on the trampoline. The members of the gymnastic team ore selected from the boys who ore enrolled in the apparatus gym class. By the end of the school year, most of the students in the class hove acquired a superior degree of coordination and ore adept at various gymnastic exercises. 90 Coach ��Swimming Mr. Jack Moulton Adams, Ed Andrews, Pet e Benn ett, Richard Boye r, Doug Brown, Mark Bush, Sam Chapman , Mike Dillon, Craig Frescoln, Dave Holme, Howard Johnson, Lee Kontnik , Lewi s LaRosa , Paul Lersch, Barry Manl ey, Jack Newell, Richard Newlin, Col O'Ne il, Bill Pappas, Dean Pryor, Bob Schroede r, John Scripps, Jock Stapl eton, Ed Staub, Bink Stout, Ty Thompson, Je ff Wrightson, Be rn ie The East swimming team, coached by Mr. Moulton, had a very successful season. Led by Richard Bennett and Jack Scri pps, the team finished third in the city behind South and Washington . East surprised Washington in the state meet in February, however, and placed second. Bernie Wrightson paced the diving throughout the season and broke the existing diving record at the state meet by a wide margin . Team Poi nts Washin gton ...................... 71 South . . . . . ...................... 63 EAST ............................ 61 Jefferson . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Lincoln .......................... 27 North ........................... 13 Manua l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Coach �Track Mr. Jack Moulton- Cooch Achatz, Gerald Anderson, Orlando Banett, George Berg, John Bilorusky, John Bretz, Paul Bntton, J1m Burran, Leslie Canaday, Don Caudill, Doug Conway, Tim Craig, J. R. Crawford, Dove Dahm , John Davis, Phil Davis, Richard DeHerrera, Abe Dertinger, AI McCiawry, Sheldon McDonald, Jesse Moiler, Steve Millican , Dexter Moritz, Dole Norris, Mike Pace, Bill Pomeranz, Rick Darius, Don Darius, Ron Provo, Jim Rcnti e, Don Dreher, AI Robinson, AI Robinson, Ronald Roggenbach, Bob Rohrer, John Sm ith, Rolph Spear, Bill Staub, Bink Thomas, Dick Thompson , Jeff Titus, AI Toliver, Chuck Torrens, Don Willooms, Willie Wiltfong, Bob Duncan , Mike Durance, Larry Flon, Doug Folsom , George Folsom, Robert Franek, Joe Galbraith, Jom Greer, Ty Holverson, Tom Haynes, John Hudson, Lorry lntrovigne, Silvio Johnson , Bob Johnson , Steve Kambora, Eugene Levy, Irwin Levy, Steve Lind, Jeff Lind, Kent Litvin , Gabriel Lopez, AI MacDonald , John Macintosh , Don Marr, Bruce By winning their first two meets, the cindermen of East High started their season in excellent fashion. In the DPHSAL relays, they placed second. At the Aurora relays, which included teams from all over the state, the team came in fourth . During this meet, a new Distance Medley relay record was set by our team. 93 �Coif Mr. Jack Moul t on - Coach Benton , Ray Bradford, Karl Cohen, Steve Harrell , Steve Mal ey, John McDonough, Dave Moses, Je ff Pratt, Clay Scripps, Jack Sm ith, Dick Teom Won Lost Pet. Washington 25 3 .893 This year' s golf team placed fourth in city Jefferson 22 6 .786 competition. The team improved as the season progressed, and did exceptionally well South 19 9 .679 EAST . ...... . ..... 18 10 .643 lincoln ............ 13 15 .464 North .... . .... .. . . 10 18 .357 his best rounds during the state tournament, West ..... ...... .. 3 25 .107 and by doing so he took second place. Manual ······ ···· · 26 .071 in the state meet by capturing fourth place. Jack Scripps, captain of the team, finished his season in fine style. He played some of 94 ........ 2 �Baseball Mr. Myron Craig- Cooch Babbs, Dave Bayers, Bill Bender, Julian Blaschke, Jim Bloom, Gary Bradford, Karl Bunch, Bob Gagan, Cary England, Daryl Leonard, Tracy Lersch, Barry Loui, Bryan Meyer, Ben Miller, Ron Mystkowski, Walt Newlin, Cal Oliver, Walt Padilla, Joe Place, Dave Robonson, Steve Russell, Chuck Serra, Steve Sidwell, Steve Tate, Rich Walt Oliver, shortstop, finds the pitch he wa nts. Steve Serra foil s an attempted pick-aH a s he gets back to first base sa fe ly. �Boys' Bowling Clu b Boll Cromer- PreSident Fronk King- Secretory Boll Bruner- Treasurer Mr. Elbert Chapman- Sponsor Mr. Milton Lindblom- Sponsor Adams, John Bcrcn, Dave Bruner, Bill Cromer, Bill DePriest, Ken Freeman, Bruce Heil, Donny Koshi, Howard Kong, Fronk Martin, Morris Martin, Marcellus McGillvrey, Terry Mintken, Tom Nakamura, Richard Nusbaum, Doug Pumphrey, Pete Tedesko, Gory Traylor, Dick Tursick, John Tyler, Ed The Bowling club has the distinction of being the only club in Denver in which all the members can out-bowl the sponsor. Nevertheless, Mr. Lindblom, sponsor, still enjoys his team, which has been moderately successful this year. The club bowls each week against a different high school. At the end of the year all the schools send their best bowlers to the summer tournament. This year East is sending Betty Walker. �Cirls' Bowling Club Betty Walker - President Judy Nelson - Vice-president Bonnie Wh1tmore - Secretary Kay WeiSS- Treasurer Mr. Elbert Chapman - Sponsor Mr Milton Lindblom - Sponsor Johnson, Karen Abel , Darlene Applehans, Darlene Kurz, Gwen Arnsmf!yer, Kar n Barker, Donna Boyle, Peg Brewer, Linda Bulmer, Colleen Chan, Diana Collins, Nancy Cook, Sandy Culbertson, Suzette Danforth, Johnene Dankert, Sandra Dudnikow, Tania Ehrlich, Judy Fischer, Joan Fisher, Janet Fisher, Karen Frederickson, Judy Fritts, Ethel Gee, Carol Gianert, Sharon Gonzales, Jack if! Haraway, Penelope Horns, Juliet Hatasaka, Sharon He•dbrak, Chris Henry, Joan H1gel, Judith Kay Iwasaki, Janet James, Sharon Ketter, Catherine Kishiyama, Shirley Krasas , Ruby Krause , Karen Kruse, Kathy Lawhon, Sandy Loh:, Horine Luff, Sh•rley Masunaga, Joyce Maxson , Patty Mayeda, Joanne McCaa, Vicki McK1nney, Kathy Mitchell , Kathy Nakamura, Lindo Nelson, Judy O' Ne1ll , Pat Paul, Sandy Polzen, Maralyn Renfro , Patricia Romeo, Mary Sargent, Susan Seikel, Barbara Smith, Beryl Swanson , Julie Torrf!S, Renee Trapp, Susan Tucker, Katherine Ufema , Deborah Vette, Valerie Walker, Betty We1nstock , Barbara Weiss, Kay Whitmore, Bonnie Wills, Ann 97 �Skeast The purpose of Skeast is to promote competitive, recreational, and safe skiing. The group skis together at least once a month and competes in all the school meets. In addition, Skeast sponsors ski buses for East students, and a ski fashion show to help generate enthusiasm for the sport. 98 ��Skeast Koji Wad a - President Ann Pleasants- Vice- president Meg Page -Secretory Steve Event! - Race Chairman Haney Rogers- Race Cha~rmon Miss Jean Aschbache r - Sponsor Adams, Ed Adler, Eva Alexander, Jul1e Andrews, Pete Arterburn, Alice Bachar, Sheila Bachrach , Annette Ba1ley, Hat Barlow, Doug Basse, Margarita Beth, Randy Benish, Janet Birch , Briana Bolten, Barbara Budaham, Vivian Britton, Jim Brown, Bev Brumbach, Don Corkedole, Susie Cowdrey, David 100 Cowperthwaite, Karen Culbertson , Suzette Dav ison, Sue Del Junco, Alice DeRoo, Diana Elsey, Carolyn Evans, Judy Eventt, Steve Fisher, Norm Folsom, Mac Fontius, Kay Foster, Gary Gay, Merrilee Giddings, Marietta Gregory, Gayle Harley, Kathy Hawn, Jane Heard, Linda Hearnsberger, Cathy Hendryson, Sue H1tpas, Bob HolliS, Sue Hunting, Anne Hunting, Suzanne Johnson , Bob Johnson, Richard Johnstone, Clint Jovanovich, Andy Knox, C1ndy Lambert, Letty Jo P1tts, Jeanette Pleasants, Ann Prendergast, Kay Roffin, Karen Rice, Sam Larson, Lindo Rogers, Mike Levy, Dave Lytle, Jam•e MacMillan, Ann Mahan , Allyson Manley, Jo McCall , John McDonald, Paul Moore, Michael Myers, Bev O' Boyle, David Olinge r, lisa Pace, Bill Page, Meg Palme r, Mary Rogers , Nancy Pappas, Dean Parker, Sherry Park•nson, Caryl Parks, Paul Paul, Sandy Payne, Roberto Pile, Cookie Rupp, Cynthia Ruston, Bob Sargent, Susan Schmidt, Cheryl Scott, Karen Smith, Dan Smith, Stacy Stark, Martin Strakosch, Pam Street, Lynn Talmage, Hunt Terry, Maureen Thomas, Debbie Thompson, Barbara Turnbull , B•ll Ullmer, Barbara Wodo, Koji Waldner, Teru Young , Carolyn Young, Dick �Distributive Education The D.E. Club was well publicized this year in several newspaper articles concerning the club's president, Jim Taylor. Jim brought fame to the club and East by being elected the state president of Distributive Education. The club also had the unique experience of taking over the University Hills Shopping Center for two days. Eight other schools participated and together ran four Denver area stores. Jim Taylor- President Fred Ellis- Vice-president Kathy Harley- Corresponding Secretary Elaine Ambler- Recording Secretory E1leen Verderosa- Treasurer Kelly Roedel- Promot1on Chairman Mr. Jerry Weber- Sponsor Ambler, Elaine Bachman, Bill Barnhart, Joyce Caldwell, Kenny Chapla, Carolyn Dawson, Steve Dunihoo, Faye Edwards, Byron Ellis, Fred Fouts, Dave Franklin, Dove Goins, Sharon Griffin, Nina Hansen, Mary Ann Harley, Kathy Hatch, Sandy Helmuth, Bob Johnson, Brad Miller, Richard Parks, Paul Roedel, Kelly Rosier, Jim Taylor, Jim Verderosa, Eileen �Junior Classical League Ju Rome fell so did Tony Mijares Marty Spangenberg- Trrbune AI Harrell- Tribune Jerrie Tietge- Censor Carol Nowels- Scribe Lox Dichter- Historian Moss Margaret Smith- Sponsor Tribe 1 Tribe 2 Tribe 3 Tribe 4 Tribe 5 Tribe 6 Tribe 7 Achah, Gerry Card, Gary Croke, Moke Cronkey, Dave Dichter, Lix Alpert, Ted Blaschke, Jom Christensen, Joll Dock, Judy Bachar, Sheila Berg, John D' Amato, Jo Anne Chapman, Kathy Cowdrey, David Dalton, Volene Durant, Jerrold Enge, Nadeen Adler, Eva Adelman, Lolly Amsmcyer, Karen Gee, Carol Cochran, Peggy Johnson, Virginia Davts, Julie Ketter, Catherrne Durance, Larry Holvorsen 1 Tom Hunting , Anne Hunt1ng , Suzanne Foreman, Cloresse Hardt man , Sandi Dud, Tania Larson, Linda Hollos, Pam Lind, Kent Moiler, Karen Mqorcs, Tony Nakamura , Londo Payne, Jontce Sawrey, Ralph Scram, Jacque Shcrmack , Anne Spangenberg, Marty Stuart, Chros Tictge, Jerrie Wetul , Carole Wong , Voctor Veonberg, AI Kawamoto , Mary Longstreet, Nancy Jo Payne, Roberta Petet, Mary Shafer, Jean Thacker, Anne Thompson , Jeff Wodmer, D bbie Hardong, Jack Heidbrak, Christy Hubbard, Shorley !ford, Carol Jackson, Sandra Johnson, Virginia Lowman ~ Yvette Jovanovich, Ann Koshoyama, Shirley Kloppel , Ken Menzte, Mark Miura, Karen Moore, Moke Renner, Patti Kumbra , Eugene Ruth, Davod Whisler, Sharon Moses, Jeff Paul, Sandy Petty, Larry Rose, Judy Sargent, Sue Berrey, Marilyn Caxewade, Dale Chew, Corky Corkedale, Susan Duh, Agnes Essig, Linda Essman, John Fennell, Judy Klone, Koffaney Mays, Connie Miller, Bev Miller, Steve Phollops, Wayne Roedesel, Bill Roggins, Clark Sherman, Sandy Watts, Marolyn Wong, Gloria Wroght, Brenda Florey, Barbara Harrell, AI lntrovigne, Stlvto Nowels, Carol Norns, Michael McKenzie, Jeanne Pate, loutse Robinson , Ronnie Sanders, Pam Woggons, Carol Work, Steven Yabe, Arlene Yasuzawa, Steve The Junior Classical league is composed of latin students interested in studying classical antiquity. Their path to understanding is by way of imitation. A JCl meeting can easily resemble the gathering of the roman populus despite a few togas out of place. The varied activities of the club this year included the annual state convention at Alameda High School, the Christmas party, and the Ides of March party. 102 Jones, Paula Metcalfe, Janis Peterson, Kent Phollops, Howard Salevouris, Mike Savageau, Steven Seydel, Fred Slaten, Barry Tsubakawa, Hiro ��Symposium Victor Wong - Presid~nt Margie Thibodeau- Vice-president Bileta Holzapfel -Secretory Moke Rogers- Treasurer Miss Kay Glowes - Sponsor Arima, Joy Ashworth, Wendy Chen, Tyrone Forbath, Elmer Harrell, AI Holzapfel, Bileta Johnson, Annette Koenigsberg, Nicki Lind, Kent Nesheim, Barbara Payne, Janice Payne, Roberta Pickering, Kathi Powell, John Pryor, Sue Rogers, Mike Rustemeyer, Sandi Smith, Beryl Smith, Candy Thibodeau, Margie Wong, Victor Members discuss •.• the aesthetics of Symposium discusses the humanities with emphasis on theology. logical thought and self-expression ore developed in mentally stimulating discussions. The curious mind may inquire and try to answer, through discussion, problems that hove troubled men through the ages. The results may be negative, but the members still learn about some of the methods which philosophers hove used to deal with the some problems. 104 . .. design. �A field trip to the Colorado School of Mones seismographic station prcvided o sognofocont octovoty of the Euclidean Club. Euclidean Andy Jovanovich -President Pete Wagschal- Vice-president Joy Arimo- Vice-president Sally Hadley- Secretory-Treasurer Aroma, Joy Ashworth, Wendy DeHerrera, Abe Fishman, Nelson Hadley, Sally Hoffman, Wilson Jovanovoch, Andy McCormack, Bob Metcalfe, Dick Mijares, Tony Morotos, Valdis Mortensen, Michael Payne, Janice Payne, Roberta Pounden, John Robinson, Dick Rogers, Mike Ruffalo, Phil Salevouris, Mike Schroeder, John Summers, Keith Szwec, Lydia Tatter, Paul Thompson, Jeff Trayler, Dick Wagschal, Pete Wetzner, Steve Wong, Vic Work, Steve Yamada, Diane Yasuzawo, Steve Members inspected ond mangled delicate geophysical instruments. A good time wos hod by all. The main objective of Euclidian Club is to gain different perspectives in the fascinating field of mathematics not offered in the school program, such as non-Euclidion geometry, symbolic logic and number theory. 105 �Chess CHESS CLUB Corter Koonto - President Tyrone Chen - Vice- president Nelson Fishman - Secretory Mochoel Rogers - Treasurer Bobb, Merrick Brainerd, Ronald Britton, Jill Church, Charles Conway, Tom Denysenko, Walter Durant, Jerrold Goldsmith, Gerold Heim, Dave lskow, Neil Lobe, Joy Lighthall , Jack Moody, Erik Mont1s, Gun tis Moritis, Valdis Nusbaum, Douglas O' Boyle, Dave Ph ollips, Howard Quarve, Roy Rogers, Haney Scates, Bill Sparks, Pat Summers, Keith Takamine, Gene Wartburg, Ron W eimer, Mike Wodo, Koji 106 KNIT W ITS Pot Blackis - President Bobbo Foley - Vice-president Cheryl Bates - Secretary Judy Bemis - Treasurer Julie Harris - Librarian Mrs. Rhoda Dean - Sponsor Alexander, Julie Allen, Susan Bates, Cheryl Bemis, Judy Berg , Francy Blackis, Pot Breitwieser, Linda Brown, Bev Clark, Mary Crockett, Cynthia Evans, Judy Foley, Bobbi Gregory, Gail Harris, Julie Henry, Joan John son , Karen Leever, Barbara Leever, Carol McCaa, Vicki Peiton, Carolynn Scott, Sandra Scott, Sarah Slack, Janet Swanson, Julie Trapp, Susan Weiss, Kay Wilson, Vickie Knit-Wits One of the newest and most interesting clubs at East is the Knit-Wits. These girls meet twice a month and diligently mind their knitting. The beautiful sweaters, purses, blankets and even a sleeping bag ore displayed in East's bulletin case. ��Speech Club The Speech Club trains and assists interested students in the art of becoming a relaxed and eloquent rhetor. The club meets twice a month and studies the techniques of good speaking. They have won honors in several speech meets and sent eight students to the state tournament. Phyll1s Gottesfeld Joel Allen SPEECH CLUB George lackeman - President Mike Perdue- Secretory-Trea!urer Miss Carol Barclay- Sponsor Allen, Joel Bailiff, Bess Baird, Dick Berkey, lois Charron, Duane Chen, Tyrone Essman, John Gottesfeld, Phyllis Hadley, Sally Harding, Jack Johnson, Annette Lackeman, George Langford, Charlotte Lind, Kent Maize, Barbara Nelson, Betty Perdue, Mike Phillips, Wayne Riedesel, Bill Se.ydel, fred Smith, Sharon Stribling, Bob Taylor, Bob Uyemura, Donna Weinstock, Barbara WhiStler, Sharron Wright, Janice Yamada, Diane 108 �Meg Wheeler comes to the big c1ty Karen Dahlstrom •.. writes to family for money Lydia Szwec Sally Hadley . .• makes zany fnends Drama Club Dee Douglas Delabian Rice Sally Morrison .. . who falls in love with her. She hears about the unattain able Evan Daughton Karen Dahlstrom, Dean Pappas The Drama Club provides a busy schedule of activities for the thespian or person interested in theatre. This year the club produced Ask Any Girl and The Long Christmas Dinner. Between productions the club visits other high school and Denver University productions- or even Pasquale's. But instead she falls in love with his brother Miles. Karen Dahlstrom, John Walker 109 �DRAMA CLUB Sally Hadley- President Karen Dahlstrom- Vice-president JoAnn Soker- Treasurer Nancy Jo Longstreet- Secretory Bess Baoloff- Corresponding Secretory John Walker- Thespian Presodent Mrs Abogail Root- Sponsor Mr. Ralph Johnson- Sponsor Alexander, Julie Anderson, Kathy Block, Jeannie Bond, Wayne Bowman, Kathy Burress, Mary Louise Butterworth, Janice Coffee, Larry Coyle, Carol Croes, Liz Douglas, Dee Dunkin, Nancy Eotemiller, David Enge, Nadeen Floyd, Patty Foster, Carol Gilbert, Trudy Golson, Susan Gottesfeld, Phyllis Heckenlively, John Heidbrak, Jollie Hochstadt, Barry !ford, Carol Lambert, Letty Jo Litvan, Gabriel Mcintosh, Mary Meza, Ann Miller, Chris Morrison, Sally Pappas, Dean Quigley, Carole Rice, Delabian Rodriguez, Junee Rogers, Diane Rucker, Polly Rustemey r, Sandi Schemel, Rosalie Scott, Karen Smith, Sharon Stroh, Toni S.wec, Lydoa Warner, Gail White, Jan Wieder, Marie ��EPICUREAN CLUB Don Broun Doug Chessen Nicholas DeSciose Miles Gersh Pam Geyer Sue Golson Chuck Kenning Nancy Longstreet Steve Miller Jim Milstein Bob Penny Ross Travis Epicurean Club 112 �Circulo de Arte Rusticus Frank Winters - President Judie Rutherford - Vice- president Marilyn Mee - Secretory Groce Henninger - Treasurer Mrs . Olive Green - Sponsor Achatz, Gerry Alexander, Julie Anderson, Kathy Bender, Harriet Bond, Wayne Bricker, Kathy Bridaham, Vivian Butler, Margie Danielson, Cynthia Dorsey, Janyce Duh, Agnes Erickson, Paula Fuller, Pam Harris, Bev Henninger, Grace lntrovigne, Silvio Johnson, Annette Johnson, Bob Lotz:, Horine Maize, Barbara Manley, Jack Margolin, Sonja Maxon, Patty Mayeda , Tom McCall, John Mee, Marilyn Mengel , Mary Morton, Judy Newman , Penny Olmstead, Judie Page, Meg Pappas, Dean Pfeofer, Sylvia Pickering, Kathi Pierce, Jacque Rose, Judy Rutherford, Judie Scanlan, Judy Schneider, Edie Seikel , Barbara Simonton, Sandy Starr, Sue Sud halt, Susie Tatter, Ruth Ten - Brink, Donna Tobias, Yvonne Tsubokawa, Hiro Waldner, Terri Walz, Phyllis Waterman, Candy Weiss, Jim Whalen, Mike Wilson, Margot Winters, Frank Circulo de Arte keeps its talented members busy. In addition to painting the scenery for school productions, it sets up the annual Art Exhibit. Visiting lecturers inform and entertain club members. Balafre �Seraph Sisters Debbie Robertson cuts the strudel. Pam Geyer- President Barbara Florey- Vice-president Meg Page -Secretary Debbie Robertson- Secretory Kothe Waterman- Treasurer Mrs. Moore - Sponsor Anderson, Judi Arimo, Joy Bachar, Sheila Berman, Jane Blair, Susan Butler, Margie Dichter, Elizabeth Dreh r, Carol Florey, Barbara Geyer, Pamela Glanert, Sharon Golson, Susan Gottesfeld, Phyllis Gray, Jean Hadley, Sally Heidbrak, Jollie Henninger, Grace Hicks, Vaughn Hildebrand, Carol Hiner, Nancy Knox, Cindi longstreet, Nancy Jo Pam Geyer, Barbara Florey, and Mrs. Moore serve the strudel. McKenzie, Jeanne Maize, Barbara Miller, Karen Nowels, Carol Page, Meg Paulsen, Inger Payne, Janice Rice, Delabian Robertson, Debbi Rodriguez, Junee Rosenbaum, Penne Rustemeyer, Sandi Schneider, Myra Scram, JacqueShermack, Anne Spangenberg, Marty Thibodeau, Margie Thurman, Gail Tietge, Jerrie Tucker, Beth Warner, Gail Waterman, Kothe Welch, Ethel Mr. Race and Jean Gray digest the strudel. Probably the most active club at East this year was the Seraph Sisters. The Seraphs, assisted by Mrs. Mary C. Moore, successfully completed thirteen service projects for the school. Among these projects were the welcoming of the sophomores, the faculty dessert, the first dance of the year, latin lace, and the annual tapping assembly. �Rifle Club Liz Croes- Prf!sidf!nt Potty Peyton - V ie&-prf!sidf!nt Jacque P1erce- SKretary Jody Langford- Treasurer Blackburn, Kay Brown, Susie Collins, Nancy Flack, Connie Hoffman, Ann Johnson, Margarf!t Litke, Loretta McCart, Martha Merrick, lynne Newbold, Wendy Platt, Jan Rogers, Nancy Trapp, Diane UII mer, Barbara Walker, Betty The girls who began the Rifle Club at East have gotten a real bang out of participating. The teams have proved that they can hit a target as well as any boy can (and probably better). The club believes that the study of rifles and safe shooting is important for everyone- even the gentler sex. The girls compete with the rifle teams from other sd1ools and meet and practice their skill several times a month. 115 �Pre-Med Moke Salevouros- Presodent Kent Lond- Vice-president Jean Mavromotas- Secretory Anne McEihonney- Treasurer Mrs . Henrietta Schwarzler- Sponsor Alvarez, Lorra1ne Blum, Gary Bricker, Richard Britton, J1m Burnett, Sue Card, Gary Cazer, Mary Doida , Stanley Douglas, Marcia Erv in, Fran Gowen, Keith Hammer, Nancy Haraway, Pen ny Hartman , Dave Henry , Charlotte Hun tang , Anne Hunting , Suzanne Johnson, Virginta Jones, Steve Kurland , Sally McCaa, Vicki McCormack, Bob Mclaughlon, Jo Miura, Karen Okubo, Jane O' Neol, Pat Pickering, Kathi Reisbick, Beth Riedesel, Boll Rhodes, Robin Scates, Boll Smith, Beryl Sydel , Fred Szwec, Lydia Thompson, Jeff Turnbull, Boll Vrettos, Jim Warner, Gail Yamada, Diane Yasuz.awa, Steve Everything was all right until they came Pre-Med Club encourages potential young doctors and nurses in the field of medicine. The club visited the Denver Psychopathic Hospital studying hospital routine and viewed various movies of actual operations. Speakers were invited to address the members on a variety of subjects including cytology, the study of cells. Balloons and punch make life worth living . 116 �Junior Red Cross Boleta Holzapfel- Preildent Margo Struck- VICe-president Sharon Walters- Secretary Janoe Butterworth- All City Representative Miss Sonja Hughes- Sponsor Ahr, Barby Adams Connie 1 Adelman, Annette Berkey, Los Breitwieser, Linda Brueggeman, Nancy Coronado, Paula Davis, Sandra DeHerrera, Carmen Dveirin. Jean Epley, Chris Erw1n, Fran Everman, Carole Fischer, Joan Foley, Barbara Gilmore, Faye Goldsmoth, Doros Gonzales Marcella Grandy, Sue Hamilton, Nakine Haraway, Penny Hearn, Patty Holland, Barbara King, Dorothy Koenogsberg, Nicki Kurland, Sally Lanford, Charlotte Madonna, Ann Margolin, Sonia Pattison, Ann Poulsen, Inger Peitan, Carolyn Roach, Julie Rucker, Patty Schneider, Myra Shomizu, Charlotte Smoth, Donna Starr, Su Stone, Laurel Thede, Susan Margo Struck and Janie Butterworth belt out the strains of Clementine at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. This talent show was one of the club's numerous service projects. The club made braille books and entertained a group of orphans at the zoo. Thompson, Gwen Trotsky, Londo Trutollo, Mary Tsubokawa , Htro Tucker, Beth Vesando, Anoia Weiss, Marc1a Wright, Brenda Young, Carolyn 117 �Ralph Smith - President Marianna Carr - Vice- president Daune Charron -Secretory Myra Schneider - Treasurer Mrs. Blanche Pigott- Sponsor Bobb, Merrick Brock, Cheryl Case, Kathy Childs, Carol DeHerrera, Carmen Eitemiller, David Gersten, Wendy Harris, Arlene Hellman, Bernard Hoffman, Joan lntrovigne, Silvio Jansons, Mara Kato, Cal Kiddie, Jennifer Lang, Claudia LaRosa, Paul O' Neill, Pat Phillips, Betty Robinson, linda Romeo, Vicki Schneider, Myra Shimizu, Charlotte Ufema, Debbie Wilson, Vicky IR Foreign Language The students of the Foreign language and International Relations clubs have visited many lands this year via slides, films, speakers, and restaurants. These clubs are not only interested in foreign languages and international relations, but also in cultures and customs. By viewing slides of various countries, listening to foreign voices, and tasting foreign foods, the students gain a better understanding of other peoples and a more tolerant and appreciative attitude toward their cultures. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Susie Campbell - President Ed Roth - Vice- president Pam Geyer - Secre tory Dean Pappas - Treasurer Marilyn Boggs - Jr Representative Mr. Race - Sponsor Ahr, Barby Alvare z 1 lorra ine Arimo, Joy Bachar, Sheila Bark i, Jack Bowman, Kathy Chen, Tyrone Dard en, LaRue Doida, Stanley Danielson, Nancy Field , Dick Fontius, Kay Fufowara, Ruth Goldhammer, Judy Harl e y, Kathy Howkons, Step~an ie lntrovigne, Silvio John son, Anne tte Jones, Linda Jovanov ich, Andy La Rosa, Paul Lytl e, Jam ie Kitchen, Nance Maize, Barbara Matte rn , Melinda Mormon, Sally Okubo, Jane Peterson, Ray Ph illips, Betty Sand ers, Pam Shim ozu, Charlotte StoC!nner, Jean Szwec, Lydia Tobias, Yvonne Wallace, Diane We hrli, Diann Wilson, Pat �Model Teens Most girls want to be feminine, but the girls in Model Teens make a concentrated effort to become "female" females. This year they questioned a panel of boys to discover the "female" image in the male mind. After this enlightenment and a guest speaker from Patricia Stevens Modeling School, the girls were ready to give their annual fashion show which was held at the Olin Hotel on March 3. Among their other activities were a Christmas party at laredon Hall and a trunk showing. Carol Nowels- President Nicky Vandapool- Vice-president Vicky McCaa- Secretory Marcia Williams- Treo1urer Peggy Tams- Scrapbook Angelo, Susie Arden, Eleanor Bramley, Nancy Bricker, Kothey Bnnkman, Jeanne Bryon, Karen law, Barbi Manley, Ja Mattern, Melinda Mee, Marolyn Miller, Marilyn Naylor, Barbi Nowels, Nancy Buchaneau, Vocki Butler, Margie Rowe, Jeanne Carr, Mananna Schaetzel, Mary Jo Christensen, Jill Schodde, Sandy Dahlstrom, Karen Scott, Jane Fantius, Kay Simonton, Sandy Heckemeyer, Trudy Smoth, Londo Hollos, Pam Star, Sue Holm, Kris Stracy, Emily Holzaphel, Bileta Wagner, Pat Jones, Paula Walz, Phyllis King, Nancy Waterman, Candi Kitchen, Nance Wetzel, Carole Yabe, Arlene 119 �Future Teachers of America FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Be th Von Hoene - PreSident Jil Larsen - Vic.-president Inge r Paulsen - Secretary Flo Be th Londsay - Trea surer Mrs . Marion Powe ll - Sponsor Allen, Susan Amter, Judy Baoliff, Bess Ba iliff, Nora Boker, Barbi e Baker, Judy Borton , Cheryl Beardsworth, Shari Bemos, Judy Be nde r, Myra Blacke man , Barbie Bade man, Molanne Larsen, Jol Loomis, Howard Lucy, Barbara Margol in, Sonia McGlone, Pat Me tcalfe, Janis Moil e r, Bev Moile r, Dianne Miller, Karen Brewer, Linda Paulsen, Inger Kurz, Gwen N1emi nen, Sue Charron, Duane Pilger, V e rnes.sa Chen, Tyrone Clark, Pat Crockett, Cynthia Czubaty, Marianne D' Amato, Joanne Darden , LaRue Dunkon, Nancy Plunkett, Connie Pudlok, Pat Qu igley, Carole Re iva, Tom Rogtrs, Diane Ripp, Charleen Rutledge, Pat Sanders, Pam Soper, Rochelle Smeltzer, Joe Strakosch, Pam Sudholt, Suzanne Thompson, Patrick TruJillo, Mary Tucker, Beth Ullmer, Barbara Oveirin, Jean "When's goin' to be our Weddenin', our weddenin', our weddenin'?" strummed Mark Moore at a recent Counterpoints gathering. Other musicians that have played for the group include Thomas Briccetti, a Ford Foundation composer in residence with the Denver Public Schools, and the Whims. The performers instruct the club members as well as provide them with an enjoyable afternoon. Kavas, Faoth Kotch en, Nance Klurman , Zipora Kos hi, Howard Kosho, Pearl Kurland , Sally Everman, Carole Fe rguson, Joan Florey, Barbie Fontius, Kay Fox, Cheryl Golbert, Trudy Goldsmith, Doris Graef, Susan Grandy, Sue Griffith, Margot Haas, Mildred Hammer, Nancy Harley, Kathy Hawkins, Stephanie Heodbrak, Chris Heidbrak, Jollie Heinze, Joxcene Henninger, Grace Hines, Lindy Hudson , Doris Hunt, George Jovanovich, Ann Jones, Paula Karr, Ruth Katz, Nancy Uyemura, Donna Vandapool, Nicky Vickers, Carol Vi rondo, Anita VonHoene, Beth Walz, Phyllis Waterman, Candy Waterman, Kothe Watts, Marilyn Weaver, Laurel Weddel, Nancy Jo Wheeler, Ann Whitlock, Rivers Whitmore, Bonn ie Wolson , Vicky Wosk, Maureen Wroght, Joan Yankee, Sam Counterpoints Cheryl Borton - Pruident Carole Quigley - Vic.-president Doros Schne oder - Secretory Caryl Parkinson - Treasurer Fran Ervin- Program Chairman Mrs . Maroon Padboy - Sponsor Abdoo, Mary Bailiff, Nora Birch , Briana Bird, Linda Brent, Elizabeth Clark, Patto Coronado, John Coyle, Carole Crane, Carole Dove, Alfonzo Fisher, Janet Foley, Bobbi Gilbert, Trudy Hockstadt, Loa Harr1s, Bev Heidbrok, Jollie 120 Hoffman , Joan Komisar, Sue Kotzelnock, Kay Krasas, Ruby Moes, Christina Maletic, Pam Porker, Sherry Peiton, Carolynn Prendergast, Kay Pudlok , Pot Soper, Rochelle Schmoll, Paul Sharp, Celio Strok, Toni Thompson, Barbara Ufema, Debbie Vittetow, Lee Warner, Gail Wax, Shirley Weindel, Joyce Weiss, Kay Wright, Joan "Pass the paste!" chortled a member of F.T.A. as the club was assembling a scrapbook for Peruvian students. The scrapbook is one of several F.T.A. activities which include ushering for the Denver Teachers' Club and tutoring absentee students. The various aspects of the teaching profession are investigated and evaluated through these activities. ����Mr. Jack Beardshear Assistant Principal Mr. Oscar Marinoff Coordinator Administration Mrs. Mary Moore Dean of Girls Mr. Robert Colwell Principal 124 ��ACSELL, RAYMOND Social Science ANDERSON, ANNE LOUISE Clerk ARNOLD, HELEN Language Faculty ASCHBACHER, JEAN Phys~eol Education AUGER, JOHN College Counselong BARCLAY, CAROL English BERGER, ELSA Mathematics BIERBACH, ROBERT Industrial Arts BRAGG, ARTHUR Amstant Dean of Boys BREEN, JAY Social Worker BURMEISTER, DANIEL Social Science CALL, ALICE Social Science CHAPMAN, ELBERT Physical Education CLARK, HAZEL Librarian COLEMAN, JAMES Physical Education COLEMAN, PAUL Mathematics COLLINS, MARY English CRAIG, MYRAH Mathematics CRAIG, HAROLD REX Science CRAVEN, ELIZABETH Evaluation DANIEL, LAWRENCE Hearing 126 �DEAH,RHODA Home Economics DES JARDIHS, REGIHA Art DIETERICH, JUANITA English DU HGAN, ROGER Business Education DUNKIN, MAY Physocal Education EGGLESTON, RUTH Business Education EK, SONJA Clerk EVANS, ALWYN Secretary EWER, BRUCE Mathematics FESLER, BARBARA Language FLATOW, ELEANOR English FRULAND, JUDY English GALLEGOS, EDWARD Science GARRETT, LAWRENCE Language GAUBATZ, DOROTHY Language GERNER, MARY NELL Language Gl LLETT, BARBARA Librarian GLOWES, KATHERINE English GNADT, WAYNE Business Education GOULD, KATHERINE Business Education GREEN, OLIVE Art 127 �GRILL, HARRY English HILL, THELMA English HINDERLIDER, CLYDE Mathematics HOFFMAN, MORRIS Science HUGHES, SONJA English JAMES, MITCHELL Mathematics JESTER, MARILYN Clerk JOHNSON, RALPH English JOHNSON, RICHARD Industrial Arts KENNEDY, ROBERT Career Counseling KOONS, ALICE Social Science KREINER, GENEVIEVE English KRUSE, WILLIAM Mathematics LACE, KATHRYN Language LINDBLOM, MILTON Social Science Faculty MAHONCHAK, MICHAEL Social Science MALEY, RICHARD Industrial Arts MANSFIELD, GEORGE Social Science MARR, JENMIE Treasurer MATTl ES, JOHN Language MOULTON, JACK Physical Education �MULLENIX, CLARENCE Science NELSON, CAROLYN Englosh NICHOLSON, JOHN Mathematocs PADBOY, MARION Music PAGE, HELEN Home Economics PANEK, ADOLPH lndustroal Arts PATTON, LOI~ Science PEARSON, ELOISE Lib ronan PHELPS, CHESTER Mathematics PIGOTT, BLANCHE Language PIXLEY, ELIZABETH Developmental POWELL, MARION English RACE, EDWARD Socoal Scoence REDIC, JAMES Mathematics RHEN, EDNA Business Education RIDER, MARY Clerk ROOT, ABIGAIL Social Science RUDEL, JOAN Business Education RUDOLPH, BETH Hearing SCHECHTER, GLADYS English SCHWARZLER, HENRIETTA Clinic �SHADWELL, KAY Music SHAKESPEARE, VIRGINIA Clerk WALTER, GLORI AN Clerk SHANK, WAYNE Social Science SIGISMOND, RICHARD Social Science SLOVEK, JOHN Social Science WEED, MARY Social Science SMITH, LOREN Science SMITH, MARGARET language SMITH, PRICE Social Science WILLIAMSON, J . HOWARD Science SMYTH, JOHN Counseling WILLIAMSON, JUNE Science I Faculty WOLTER, ALICE Assistant Dean of Girls SPANGENBERG, HAZEL Home Economics ZARLENGO, DOMINIC Science SPICKELMI ER, RAYMOND, SGT. ROTC SPROUL, CRETA Business Education SPURLIN, MELVIN Science SVENSON, JAMES Social Science TRICKEY, RALPH, M/SGT. ROTC ZUMWINKEL, JOHN English ����NOEL, BUDDY President BAKER, BARBIE Vice President Sophomore Class Officers HOLLIS, PAM Secretary BONSIB, BETTY Treasurer MR. WA.YNE GNADT Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH PIXLEY Sponsor Student Council BAKER, STEVE CHEW, CORKY PILE, COOKIE PLUNKETT, CONNIE 134 �Abel, Darlene Acierno, Sandy Adams, Conn1e Adams, John Adamson, Jim Adelman, lolly Adler, Eva R. Alexander, Julie Alires, Hope Allen, Anthony Gary Allen, Suzan Allred, Olivia Anderson, Allen Anderson, David L. An do, Steve Angelo, Suzie Arnsmeyer, Karen Ausborn, John Babbs, David Bachrach, Annette Bailey, Jim Baker, Barbie Baker, Steve Balas, John Barnes, Craig Barrett, George Barrett, Stan Baskett, Vickie Bass, Deanna Sue Bosse, Margarita Bayer, Bob Baylor, Danny Beardsworth, Sherry Bell, Jom Bender, Myra Bennett, Mary lou Beren, Dave Berger, Felicia Berkey, Lois Berndt, Vicky �Berry, Marilyn Betts, Katherine Biggs, Janet Bikker, Patricia Bird, Orlo Blatnik, Fran Block, Jeannine Bloker, Judy Blum, Gary Bobb, Merrick Bademonn, Millanne Bloten, Barbara Bonsib, Betty Boreing, Jim Bourke, Wilham J . Boyd, Andrea Bridaham, Vivian Brinkman, Joan Brinnon, Pat Brittan, Jim Brown, Mark G. Brown 1 Susie Bruder, Carole Brueggeman, Nancy Bruesselback, Katherine Burdick, Dennis Burgin, Bill Burron, leslie Butcher, Ella Buxton, Sharon Cabe, Candy Carmody, Tom Carmosino, Marilyn Carter, Kathleen Casebolt, Scott Cassell, Paula Castles, Jim Chalk, Gene Chan, Diana Chestain, Amelia �Chew, Cork Childs, Carol Clark, Mary Cleaver, James Cobb, Suzan Cochran, Peggy Collard, Charles Conover, Mary Conway, Tom Coole, Sandy Copeland , Juloe Corkedole, Suzy Coto, Leslie Cowdrey, Dove Cox, Lynn Crandall, Eddie Crone, Carol Lynn Craven, Lynne Crews, Joanne Crockett, Cynthia Croes, Elizabeth Cromor, Glen Cronce, Marjorie Culbertson, Suzette Dohm, John Sophomores Dale, Marton Danielson, Betsy Davoes, Lenetta Davis, Julie Davis, Sandra Davis, Sara Davis, Susie Davis, Vel Dawson, Howard Day, Larry DeAnda, Vicki DeBell, Fran DeHerrera, Carmen DeiJunco, Alice DeRoo, Diana Duh, Agnes �Donnelly, Mary Dorius, Don Dorius, Ron Douglas, Ann Douglas, Dee Douglas, Marcia Dreher, Allen Dreher, Mike Dubracac, Janet Dudnikow, Tenia Duncan, Michael Durant, Jerrold D. Dveirin, Jean Ellsworth, John Elsey, Carolyn Epley, Chris Ericson, Carolyn Ericson, Ronald Essig, linda Essman, John Evans, Judy Everman, Lorraine Fennell, Judy Fisher, David Fisher, Norman L. Fisher, Odessa Flowers, Roger Floyd, Judy Folsom, Robert Fong, Judith Fong, Rudy Foster, Gary Franklin, Monty Freeman, Bruce French, Donna Marie Fuqua, Don Gallager, Ann Gay, Merrilee Gelb, Mary George, AI Gersten, Wendy Gilmer, Lennox Gilmore, Kay Goldsmith, Doris Gonigam, Jacqueline Gouales, Marcella Gordon, Barbara Graham, Fred Greenstein, Marsha Gregory, Gayle Sophomores �139 �Gulgrandsen, Mark Gullikson , Gary Hail~m, Paul S. Hall, Charles Hamilton, Nadine Hammer, Haney Henlen, Herbert H. Haraway, Penny Hardiman , Sandra L. Harding, Linn Harrell, Don Hamman, Richard Havnar, Sharon Hawkins, Stephan ie Hawn, Jane Heam, Patty Heckemeyer, Trudy Heckenlovely, John R. Heidbrak, Chris Heil, Daniel Heim, Dave Heit, Barbara Helton, Bob Hellen, ¥ariyn Henderson, Sue Henry, Leititia Charlotte Hemsberger, Kathy H rrera, Carol Hester, Rod Hill, Kenneth Hobbs, Toni Hochstadt, Barry Hochstadt, Lia Hodges, Richard M. Hoffman, Ann Holden, Karen Holland, Barbara Hollis, Pam Hubbard, Shirley Huber, Pam �Hunsaker, James Huwa, Joyce Iwasaki, Art Jackson, Sandra Jacobson, Sonja Jenkins, Leah Johnson, Jacquelyn Johnson, Karen Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Mary Johnson, Vera Johnson, Vincent Jones, Jeann1e Jones, Paula Jones, Ron Jovanovich, Ann Kambara, Eugene Koptain, Bob Katz, Nancy Keins, Hilde Kemp, Kenneth Ketchum, Dove Ketter, Cathy Kinnett, Clarence Kishiyama, Shirley Kline, Kiffaney Koenigsberg, Nicki Kontnik, Lewis Koshi, Howard Kraxberger, Meredith Kreps, Bob Kritlhe, Paul Lane, Larry Lang, Claudia Longford, Cha rlotte Lonon, Linda Sophomores �Leahy, Linda Lean, Guiric Lee, Barbara Leever, Cherri Leonard, Sherri Lewis, Gary Lewis, Marian Lighthall, Jack Lind, Jeff Loeb, Alan Loomis, Howard Lort, Tony Lowman, Yvette Lytle, Jamie Macl ntosh, Don MacMollan, Jim MacNeill, Janet Madonna, Ann Mahan, Allyson Maicrhofer, Teena Maletoc, Pamela Manley, Betty Jo Manning, Mary Margolin, Sonia Marotte, Ricky Martyn, Paul Masunaga, Joyce Maxson, Patty Mayeda, Joanne Mays, Connie McCandless, Steve McCoy, Judy McDonald, Tom McGillivsay, Terry McKinney, Kathy McNessor, Ron McPherson, Ron McVay, Bette 142 �Meininger, Henry Sophomores Menzie, Mark Merrick, Lynne Merritt, Suzi Metcalfe, Janis Meyer, Steve Miller, Bev Miller, Jack Miller, Steve Millican, Dexter Millword, Jay Miura, Karen Modesitt, Lani Moore, Michael Morgan, Bill Morginezg, Carl Morismige, Doreen Moutis, Guntis Moses, Jeff Moss, Carol Ann Mowe, Carol Moyers, Jack Mullins, Don Musick, Rick Musteen, Martha Myers, Beverly Myers, Ryntha Nakamura, Rick Neil, Carol Ann Nelson, Judy Nelson, Peggi Nesmith, Jim Neuberger, Carol Nicholson, Dave N1emincn, Sue Noel, Buddy Nowels, Nancy Nulan, Darrell Ohr, Rochelle K. O'Neill, Pat 143 ��Parkinson, Pete Parks, Bob Potokotos, Sin Pattison, Ann Paul, Sandy Paxson, Cheri Perkins, Irma Peterson, Kent Petty, Lorry Phillips, Carol Phillips, Howard Phollips, Wayne Pole, Glendo Pitts, Jeanette Plunkett, Connie Polzen, Maralyn Pope, Rennie Powers, Jack Prongle, Barbaro Pritchard, Morilynne Pryor, Robert Pumphrey, Pete Queen, Dian Rolston, Moiri Reddy, Ronald Sophomores Reod, Bill Reiner, Karen Reisbick, Beth Remedi, Dick Renner, Patti Rentie, Donald Richie, Janice Riedesel, Bill Riffe, Leroy Riffe, Mary Ann Roffel, Pam Riggins, Clark C. Rinne Sharon Ripp, Choreen Ritkouski, L Artflur �Roach, Julie Rob1nson , L1nda Rob1nson , Russ Roe, Jean Rom o, Mary Romeo, Vicki Roth, James Ruby, Mike Rush, Marland Saavedra, Theresa Sanchez, Benny Sanden, Vickie Sanderson, Mary Ellen Sargent, Susan Sawrey, Bill Scates, Bill Schne1der, Cynthia Schadde, Sandy Scott, Saundra Sekyra, Mike Seydel, Fred Sharp, Dave Sheffield, Jay Shelton, John R. Shockley Cordelia Shvekey, Barbara Sidwell, Dave Sisson, Don Skiles, Richard Slaughter, Susan Slothower, John Smith, Beryl Smith, Donna Smith, Jeanette Smith, Terry Sparks, James Spence, Charlotte Spence, Dale Spencer, Penny Sprigg, Alan Springs, Meredith Stafford, Cheryl Sterkel, Linda Stevens, Ronald Stone, Laurel Stracy, Emily Strakosch, Pam Stranaman, Patrick Strand, Donald Street, Lynn �Streno, Countis Stroh, Toni Sudholt, Frit.t Suoter, Dana Summers, Paul R. Takamine, Gene Tartler, Edd Tatter, Ruth J. Tedesko, Gary Teeple, Don Terasaki, Alene Terry, Maureen Thirkell, Jean Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Tom Thompson, Cindy Sophomores Thompson, Steve Thurow, John Tinsley, Sherry Tobias, Yvonne Trapp, Dianne Trimble, Judy Trotsky, linda Ullmer, Barbara VanMeter, Mike Vette, Valerie Vickers, Carol Vocke, Steve Voorhees, Ida Vrettes, Jim Wagner, Paul Waldner, Terri �Wallace, Diane Wallace, Elana Walton, Barbara Sophomo res Washco, Carol Watts, Manlyn Weimer, Moke Weiss, Marla Welch, Kathy Welch , Larry Welch, Pat Wheeler, Ann Wheelock, Norman White, Jeannette White, Karla White, Ron Widmer, Debbie Wieder, Marie Williams, Edward Withams, Marsha Wolhams, Sandra Wilson, Vocky Winter, Barbara Wong, Cindy Wosk, Maureen Wright, Brenda Yonker, Nick Young, Carolyn Young, Dick �149 �CZUBATY, MARY ANN Vice Presiden t Junior Class Officers WAGNER, PAT Secretary WYTIA$, CHARLOTTE Treasurer MISS JEAN ASCHBACHER Sponsar MR . ROBERT KENNEDY Sponsor Student Council BETH, RANDY BOSLOUGH, JIM BROUN, DICK BRYAN, KAREN KAWAMOTO, MARY MONTES, MONA 150 �Adams, Edward Ahr, Barbara Allen, Jim Alvarez, Lorraine Amter, Judy Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Katherine Anderson, Margo Anderson, Philop Appleton, John Arden, Eleanor Armstrong, Marian Ashworth, Wendi Averett, Gary Aydelott, Steve Bachman, John Bailiff, Nora Baily, Nathan Barker, Donna Barlow, Douglas Juniors Bates, John Bayers, Bill Benish, Janet Benton, Raymond Jr. Berg, Francy Beth, Randy Betting, Pat Biggs, Marilyn Bilorusky, John Birch, Briana Black, Jim Blackis, Pat Blagg, Jonell Blakeman, Bobbie Blizzard, Chuck Bliz.zard, Kay Bloker, Barbie Bloom, Gary Blunt, Peter Boslough, Jim �Bowman, Kathi Boyd, Raymond Boyd, William Boyle, Peggy Bricker, Kathy Brocha, JoAnne Broun, Dick Brower, Bart Brown, Bev Brown, Fronk Brown, lynda Bruner, Bill Brunkhorst, Bruce Bryan, Karen Bulmer, Colleen Bunch, Bob Burhenn, leonard Burress, Mary Louise Bush, Sam Butterworth, Janie Callaham, Karla Canges, Steve Carr, Betsy Carr, Marianna Carter, Emma Chapman, Katherine Chapman, Nancy Charron, Daune Chew, Edward Chism, Dqnny Christensen, Jill Church, Jim Cisneros, Gwen Clark, Jeanne Clark, Jeannie Coffee, larry Cohen, Marilyn Cohen, Shari Collins, Philbrook Conis, Nicky �Coronado, Paula Covey, Jon Cowperthwaite, Karen Cox, Steve Coyle, Carol Crandall, Pete Crawford, David Crist, Richard Curley, John F. Czubaty, MaryAnn Dahlstrom , Karen D' Amato, Joanne Danforth, Johnenc Davis, Judoth Ann Davis, Phil DeHerrera, Abc Dertinger, Alan Dick, Judy Dickert, Barbara Doeblcy, Celeste Doida, Stanley Danielson, Cindy Donielson, Nancy Dorou 1 Don Duffy, Jim Duncan, Fred Dunkin, Nancy Ehrlich, Judy Eisner, Ellen Eitemiller, David Endsley, Jerry Epstein, Jerry Ervin, Fran Fancher, Sherrie Foss, Paul Fersztendig, Sylvia Juniors �Felt rs, Olovoa F1nneran, Chnst1ne F1nnerty, Marianne F1scher, Joan Floyd, Patty Foley, Bobbo Fang, Tony Ford, DeAnn Foreman, Clarese Foster, Carol Fox, Ronny Frederickson, Judy Frotts, Ethel Fuller, Van Gamble, Wilda Juniors Garrett, Patty Gav1n, Sandra Jean Gee, Carol Geisert, Ron Gerner, Mary Golbert, Trudy Golmore, Don Goins, Sharon Goldhammer, Judy Gonzales, Jackie Goodman, Larry Gottesfeld, Phyllis Graef, Susan Grandy, Sue Graves, D. Garietta 154 �Greeley, Maureen Gr er, Bob Groffith, Tom Gullikson, Vern Hall, David Hall , Joe Hall , Thomas Halvorsen , Thomas Hamilton , Kent Hardy, Gloria Harris, Sue Harrison, Jean Hartman, Jeanne Hatasaka, Sharon Heidersbach, David Henderson, Barry Henderson, Russ Hensley, Larry Hermosillo, Esther Hessler, Larry Hicks, Margie Hilvitz, Hedy Holm, Kris Holme, Howard Hooker, Kathy Horvath, Mike Hoyl, Greg Hughart, Jean Hunt, George Hunting, Anne Hunting, Suzanne lford, Carol Iwasaki, Janet Jackson, Sharron Jensen, Phil Johnson, Diane L. Johnson, Owen Johnson, Richard Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Warren ��Johnson, Wayne Johnson, W Lee Jones, Linda F. Jones, Londo R. Jones, Nanette Jones, William Konarr, Sharon Kaptain, Mary Karakawa, Steve Karr, Ruth Kath, Marci Kato, Calvon Kavas, Faoth Kawamoto, Mary Keeler, Patricoa Kent, Leslie Keytong, Scott Kilian, Bill Komble, Ty Kong, Dorothy Ann Kittredge, Jon Klurman, Zipora Kosho, Pearl Krouse, Karen Kruger, Alan Kruse, Kathy Kurz, Gwen Kushn1r, Jcn Lobe, Louos Jay Laffra, Sharon Lang, Naomoa S. Langford, Judy Lawhon, Sandy Lean, Lyric Leever, Carol Juniors �Leonard, D1an levy, Steve Litke, loretta Lotvon, Gobe Lorin«, lbolya lotz, Horine lowe, Felicia lucas, Kaye luff, Shelby Marr, Bruce Mavromat1s, Jean May, Robert McAndrew, Don McDonald, Paul McKeeto, Carol Mead, Mark Meyer, Ben Meyer, Joe Moiler, Jim Moiler, Sharon Juniors Milstein, Mike Mitchell, Kathy Mitchell, Morolyn Montes, Mono Moorehouse, linda Morr1son, Don Morrison, Sally Mortensen, Michael Mosson1, Norman Mullenax, Bertha Mullons, Joyc Nakamura, Linda Naylor, Barbi Nelson, Mike Nelson, Suzy Nelson, Wayne Newbold, Wendy Norris, lynda Nowacko, Moke O'Donnell, Rosemary �Olov r, Walter Olmsted, Janos O'Neil, William Pagliasotti, Jim Palmer, Marv Parks, Paul Pate, Lauose Payne, Roberta Peterson, Ray D. Petty, Rod Phillips, Betty Pilger, Vernessa Poitz, Mary Helen Pryor, Mike Ratliff, Randy Razor, Cindy Read, Mary Reisig, Carroll Reiva, Thomas Rhead, John Richie, Gwendolyn Richter, Mark Riepe, Katherine Risley, Elaine Robinson, AI Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Linda Roesch, Larry Rogers, Nancy Romeo, Chuck Rothstein, Jeff Rounds, Stephen Ruble, Joann Rush, Coart Russell, Charles Ruston, Bob Ruth, David Sanders, Ruth Sanderson, Jean Sanderson, John Scha tzel, Mary Jo Schneider, Edie Schoen, John Schutz, Mike Scott, Karen Scott, Sara Seikel, Barbara Shafer, Jeane Sheppard, Ronald Shettle, Nancy �Shoclds, Henry Shultz, Carol Skeeters, Ed Smith, Londo Smoth, Sharon Smith, Stacy Soker, JoAnn Spady, Rebecca Span, Barbara Span, Doris Juniors Spanarella, Gene Spear, Bill Stapleton, Ed Staub, Sink Stearns, Nancy Stevens, Robert Stocker, Erwon Stonemetz, Karen Stuart, Chris Sudhalt, Suzanne Sylvester, Gayle Szwec, Lydia Taylor, Barb Taylor, Robert Teel, Jack Temple, Chuck Thomas, Dock Thompson, George Thompson, Gwcndlyn Thompson, Tom Thorne, David Torrens, Don �Torres, Renee Trapp, Susan Traylor, Richard Tyler, Sabra Typher, Marilyn Ungefug, John Urban, John Uyemura, Donna Vidaur, Lee Wada, Koji Wagner, Pat Wakefield, Mendel Walx, Phylis Wartberg, Ron Waterman, Candi Watts, Leslie Weaver, Laurel Weber, Beverly Ann Weddel, Nancy Jo Wehrli, Diann Weinstock, Barbara Weiss, Chuck E. West, Patricia Westmoreland, Sandra Wetzner, Steven M. Whitlock, Rivers Whitmore, Bonnie Wieder, John Wiggins, Carol Wilde, Carol Williams, Rowena Williams, Vikki Wolls, Ann Wilson , Patricio Wong , Victor Wright, Paul Wytias, Charlotte An ,. Yamada, Doane Yamamoto, Ronnie Yankee, Sam �GINSBURG, JERRY President METCALFE, DICK Vice President THIBODEAU, MARGIE Secretary LARSEN, JIL Treasurer MRS. MARY GERNER Sponsor MR. GEORGE MANSFIELD Sponsor Student Council BUTLER, MARGIE CHEW, DICK GOLSON, SUE KING, NANCY LAW, BARBIE LONGSTREET, NANCY JO PRYOR, SUE ROTH, ED SMITH, CANOl TAYLOR, BOB WHEELOCK, MARTY YRISARRI, JOE 162 Senior Class Officers �ABDOO, MARJORIE P.T A Model. Seniors ABDOO, MARY Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Ensemble; Musical. ACHATZ, GERRY All-School Show; Circulo de Arte; 'D Club, Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Football; J.C.L., Key Club, sec.; Skeast; Sweetheart Attendant; Track . ADAMS, VIOLA All-School Show; Girls' Bowling ; J.R.C., Modern Dance Club All RES, BARBARA ALLEN, HELEN ALLPHIN, NANCY Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Homecoming Queen Attendant; Sweetheart Couple. AMBLER, ELAINE D.E. Club, sec., Jr. Escort. ANDERSON, JUDI Angelus Staff; Concert Seraph Sisters. Choir; Jr. Escort; ANDREW, MARY ARIMA, JOY All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidian ~lub'r vice pres.! I.R. Club;, Jr .. Escort; J.R.C., P. . A. Model , Seraph SISters, Symposium ; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, sec. ARNOLD, SPENCER All -Sc hool Show; Council Capers ; Musical. ARTHUR, KENNETH ATWOOD, CATHY '62 Club, Skeast. ATWOOD, RICH Strang Poetry Award . BACH, SHERRY BACHAR, SHEILA I.R. Club; J .C L.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Seraph Welcoming Comm.; Skeast. BACHMAN, WILLIAM Wrestling . BACON, TOM J.C.L., Skeast; '62 Club . BAILIFF, BESS All -City Speech Contest; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club , sec.; F.T.A.; Speech. BAKER, JUDY '62 Club; F.TA .; P.T.A. Model, State Finalist, Make-ot-in-Wool; Tri- Hi -Y; White Jackets. �BAHGS, GARY BARTOH, CHERYL Concert Choir· Counterpoints, pres .; Goris' Bowling Inter Club Council. F.T A.; BARHHART, JOYCE D.E. Club, Girls' Ensemble ; Club . Modern Dance Bowling, treas.; BASS, CIHDY BATES, CHERYL Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Kn1t Wits, sec., Skeost. BATT, DOLLIE Modern Dance Club; Musical. BAUGHMAH, GLEN AII .Coty Zand , All ·School Show Band ; Councol Capers, Jr Achievement; Musical ; Concert Orchestra BAUMAH, JOE BEAIRD, DICK AII ·Citv Speech Contest; AII·School Show ; Baseball , Basketball ; Del eg at e Assembly; J.R C, Speech Club BEASLEY, CARRIE BEHEDETTI, ROBERT Drama Club, Gymnastics BENEDICT, JOHN BEHHETT, RICHARD All Coty Swommong, ' D Club, Swimming . BIRD , LINDA Counterpoints; Jr Achievement . �BERG, JOHN '0 Club; Delegate Assembly, Football ; J.C.L.; J .R.C ; Track . BERMAN, JANE '62 Club, F.T A ; Pre · Med Srraph Sosters Skeast, Spotlight Staff; Copy Ed ., National Qu1ll and Scroll. BIBLER, BILLY BLINKLEY, BOB BLACKMAN, BRIAN BLACKW&LL, KENNY Gymnastocs; Skeast Seniors BLAND, JIM Band ; I R. Club BLANKENSHIP, JIM Delegate Assembly; Skeast, Tennis BOCKELMAN, DON BONO, WAYNE All School Show , C~rculo Capers ; Drama Club de Arte; Council BOSTWICK, NAT BOYER, DOUG AII -C1ty Gymnastics ; All C1ty Swimming All State Gymnastocs, All -State Swimming , '0 Club, vice pres ., Gymnastics, Sw1mm1ng BRADFORD, KARL Ba<eball , ' 0 Club , Golf BRAMLEY. NANCY AII .School Show, Cheerleader; Councol Capers, Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club ; F T.A , Homecoming Queen Attendant; Jr Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant . Model Te ns Club , P.T A. Model , R.O.T C. Honorary Cadet ; Student Council ; Sweeth art Couple At tendo"!, Tn -H1 -Y; R O .T C Ortll Team . �BREITWI ESER, Ll N DA Counterpoonts; J.R.C.; Knit -Wots; State fonalist, Make-ol-in-Wool . BRICKER, RICH All -School Show; Gymnastocs; Jr. Usher; Prelaw, Pre Med , Skeast; Student Council . BROUN, DON Angelus Staff, Head Photographer; Chess Club; ' 62 Club, G.O .T W . Club ; Epicurean Club. BROWER, KIM '62 Club, IR. Club, P.T.A Model; Spotlight Staff, Page Editor, Whole Jackets; Betty Crocker Wonner BROWN, STEVE Gymnastics, Skeast, Swimming . BUCHENAU, VICKIE Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; Model Teens Club. BULLOCK, BEN Gymnastics , Sweatheart Couple Attendant. BURGETT, SHARRON BUTLER, MARGIE Circulo de Arte; '62 Club, Jr Escort, Model Teens Club ; Seraph Sosters ; Student Council; Tri-Hi- Y, White Jackets BUTLER, OLIVIA CALDWELL, DIANA CALDWELL, KENNY Baseball; Basketball , Football; Wrestling . CAMPBELL, SUSIE Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Girls' State; Inter-Club Councol; I. R. Club, pres .; J . R.C.; Student Officers Workshop. CARLl LE, JAY Gymnastics; Skeast CARMODY, MARGARET Goris' Choor. CARTER, SHARON All ..City Orchestra, All-School Show; Concert Orchestra. CAZER, MARY Delegate Assembly, Pre-Med ; Skeast. CHAPMAN, JOHN Baseball, Jr. Usher; Skeast. CHEN, TYRONE AII -Coty Speech Contest, Chess Club; F.T.A.; Inter-Club Councol, I R. Club; Speech ; Symposium. CHEW, RICHARD Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Key Club; Student Council. CHIPMAN, JIM CLARK, PATRICIA. All-School Show; Concert Choir; Council Copen; F.T.A.; Girls' Ensemble; Musical. COBB B£SSIE All-School Show; Circulo de Arte, Assembly; '62 Club. COCA, PATRICIA. 166 Delegate D. E. Club; '62 Club; Seniors �COHEN, HOWARD Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club . COHEN, STEVEN J . Band, ' D Club , Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club , Golf; Skeast COLLINS, NANCY All -School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Bowling ; G~rls ' Rolle Club ; Jr. Achievem ent. CONIS, STEVE COOPER, KENNETH CORONADO, JOHN AII -Coty Cho1r; All -School Show · Ang e la~res , Concert Cho~r ; Counterpoonts , brama Club ; Musical , Pre-M d, Christmas Pageant CRANDALL, PAT CRAWFORD JERRY Basketball , f'ootball . CROCKER, DAVID �CRONKEY, DAVE Stage Crew Seniors DACUS, RUTH ANN DARDEN, LARUE AII -Coty Choor, All -School Show , All -State Choir; Angelaires, Bond , Concert Choir; For- eogn language Musical . Club , F T.A.; I.R. Club; Assembly; '62 Club; DAVE, ALFONZO DAVIDSON, BILL' DAVIDSON, PAULA DAVIS, GREG I.R . Club . DAWSON, STEVEN DECOCK, JOHN DEMENT, DAVID DENYSENKO, WALTER DEPUE, JACK Basketball; Delegate Track. DREHER, CAROL All -City Bond ; Bond, Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club ; Jr. Escort; J R.C.; Seraph Sisters, Whote Jackets. ~:....._===~=:;:=:;;;:......{ ~===-,;;.:..:::,;;;;;;.;;;iiiiii DREW, MIKE DICHTER, LIZ Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club; Girls' Bowling Club ; J .C.L., historoon ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. DORSEY, JANYCE Circulo de Arte; Delegate Assembly; J .R.C.; P.T .A. Model; Skeost. DUNGAN, DEAN DUNIHOO, FAYE D.E. Club, Covic Choirman. �DURAl-ICE, LARRY All -School Show; Angelus Staff, Bus. Mgr., Sports Ed .; Basketball , ' D Club; Football; J CL. ; Jr. Usher; Key Club, treas., Pre-law, voce pres ; Student Council; Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Track . DVEIRIH, GORDIE 'D Club; Jr~ Achievement, tling. co-pres.; Wres- DYSOH, MELLIS EDMISTOH, KATHY ELMUTH, BOB ENGLAND, DARRELL Baseball , De legate Assembly . EPLEY, DICK Beys' Bowltng EPPERLY, TOMMY EPSOH, TOM ERICKSON, PAULA Corculo de Arte , Musical. EDWARDS, BYROH O.E. Club. EIDEN, LIHDA Drama Club Play; F T .A.; Girls' Ensemble; I.R. Club; J.R.C.; Model Teens Club; Musocal. ELLIS, FRED O.E Club, voce pres. ELLISON, DARLA ��EVANS, JUDI Delegate Assembly; '62 Club EVERITT, STEVEN AII~Coty Band; All-School Show; Band; Coun· col Capers; Musocal, Skeast, racing chairman, Orchestra . EVERMAN, CAROLE FARSON, LARRY FERGUSON, JOAN All-School Show, Concert Choor; Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly; F .T~ A .; Girls' Ensemble; Model Teens Club; Skeast; TriHi-Y. FISHER, JANET Counterpoints; '62 Club ; Girls' Girls' Rifle Club, officer; J .R.C. Bowling; FISHER, KAREN FLOREY, BARBARA '62 Club ; F T A.; Girls' State; J C.L ; Jr. Escort, J R C. , Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, vice pres, Tro Hi-Y, White Jackets FOLSOM, GEORGE Cross Country, 'D Club; Tennis FONT I US, KAY All-School Show, Concert Choor; FTA. ; I R. Club, J R.C ., Model Teens, P T .A. Model; Skeast, racing chairman; White Jackets FOOTE, CAROL Jr Achievement, Pre-Med FORBATH , ELMER Chess Club; Musical; Semonar Symposium; Science FOSTER, CAROLE All-City Bond, All -Stale Band ; Band, Camera Club, sec.~lreas Goris' Bowlong; J R C.; Skeast Orchestra FOX, CHERYL All-School Show, Concert Choor; F.T.A.; Girls' Ensemble, Jr Achievement; J C.L. FRANEK, DAVE ' D Club, Football FRANKLIN, LOIS '62 Club, Delegate Assembly FREELAND, MERVA FUJIWARA, RUTH Counterpoints; '62 Club, I R. Club , FULLER, DICK AII-Coty Gymnastocs; All-State Gymnastocs; ' D Club, '62 Club, Football; Gymnaslocs; Skeast; Wrestlong FURCHES, PATSY GAGAN, CARY All-City Football; All-City Baseball; AllSchool Show; Baseball; Basketball, captain; ' D Club; Football; Key Club 171 �GALBRAITH JIM Basketball, Football ; Jr. Achievement; Track; Wrestling. GALLOWAY, PAUL Seniors GATES, SHARON Counterpoints, Skeast. GAUMER, TOM GEE, DAVID Gymnastocs , Skeast GEORGE, CATHY GEYER, PAMELA All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; Circulo de Arte, Council Caper ; D.A.R. winner; Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; Inter-Club Council, pres .; I.R. Club, sec.: Jr. Escort~ Musical , Seraph Sisters, pres.; Student Councol Leadershap Conference ; Strang Quartet; Masonoc Award. GIDDINGS, MARIETTA Band; Jr. Achaevement; Skeast. GILMORE, JACKIE Circulo de Arte; Skeast. GINSBURG, JERRY All -City Student Council ; Band ; Boys' State; Cross Country; ' D Club , Delegate Auembly, '62 Club ; Inter- Club Councol , Jr. Usher; PreLaw, Pre-Med, pres , Sr Class pres .; Student Council ; Student Councol Leadership Council ; Track ; Woodbury Contest. GLANERT, SHARON '62 Club , Girls' Bowling, capt; Jr Escort; Seraph Sasters; Seraph Welcomang Commattee, Make-it-in-Wool, District. GOLSON, SUSAN Angelus Staff, Section Editor; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Drama Club Play; '62 Club, Jr Escort, Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, Student Council; Symposium, Whate Jackets, drill master; G.O.T W. Club. GOLTRY, NORMAN Basketball , Cross Country ; Track. GOODGION, MARILYN Foreagn Language Club GOODYEAR, CHUCK 172 �GRASMICK, JIM GRAY, JEAN Jt Escort; Seraph Sisters. GREENLEE, JAMES GREER, TY All -City Football · All-City Track ; Football; Key Club; Sweet~eart Attendant; Swimm1ng ; Track. GRUNFELD, EDNA All-School Show HAAS, MILDRED All-School Show; Delegate Ass.,.,bly; ' 62 Club, F T .A.; Girls' Bowling; Jr. Achievement. HACKETT, WILLIE HADLEY SALLY AII -Schoof Show; Drama Club, pres .; Drama Club Play; '62 Clubi Euclidian Club ; InterClub Council , Jr. tscort; Musical ; Seraph Sisters; Speech Club. HALE, S.ANDY Skeast. HALL, JON HAMILTON, BARB! All -School Show, '62 Club, Girls' Ensemble; Skeast. HAMM, ROBERT HANKINS, MIKE HANSEN, MARY ANN All-School Show; Concert Choir; D.E. Club. HARDING, ROSE ANN HARLEY, KATHY P T.A. Model HARRELL ALFRED Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club; Golf; Inter-Club Council; J.C.l. , co-pres.; Pre- Law, sec.; Symposium ; Woodbury Contest. HARRIS, JULIET Girls' Bowl1ng; Knit-Wits, historian. �HART PHIL Basketball ; 'D Club, Jr. Usher; Track. HARTMAN, DAVID Delegate Assembly; Euclid1an Club ; Jr. Usher; N1ne Po1nt Circle, Pre-Med; Pr~ncipal's AdviSory Comm1ttee . HATCH, SANDY Delegate Assembly; D.E. Club; Jr. Achievement, Knit-Wits HAYNES, JOHN Delegate Assembly; Track . HENDRICKS, DAVID HENNINGER, GRACE All-City Orchestra ; All School Show, Circulo de Arte; Council Capers; F.T.A.; Girls' Bowling ; Jr. Escort; Musical; Seraph Sisters ; Scholastic Art Awards HENRY, JOAN G1rls' Bowl1ngh· Wits, Knit- G1rls' C oir. HENSON, KERRY All-City Band ; All -City Orchestra; Ail -S c h o o I Show; Band, Delegate Assembly; Orchestra. HEATH, GARY Basketball; ' D Club. HEIDBRAK, JOLLIE Counterpoints, Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Drama Club Play, Foreign Language Club; F.T.A. historian; Girls' Bowling ; Jr. Escort; Seraph SISters; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest. HEINZE, JAXCENE Delegate Assembly; F.T.A.; J R.C.; Knit-Wits; Wh1te Jackets. HELLEN, CONSTANCE Foreign Language Club; Skeast. Girls' Ensemble; HELTON BILL All-School Show; 'D Club, officer; Delegate Assembly, pres.; Football; Key Club, vice pres.; Track; Principal's Advisory Council. HENDERSON BOB All -City Band; All-City Orchestra; AJI-School Show; All-State Band; Band. HESSLER DONALD All -School Show; Council Capers; Stage Crew. HICKS, VAUGHN D A R. FinaliSt; '62 Club; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Jr. Escort; Jr Prom Queen ; May Queen Attendant; P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Tri-Hi-Y, chap.; White Jackets. HIIGEL, JUDITH Bowling; Girls' Rifle Club. G~rls' HILDEBRAND CAROL All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly, sec.; '62 Club; J.C.L., program chair.; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med ; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; White Jackets, vice pres. HINES, LINDY '62 Club; F.T.A.; Skeast. Girls' HINER, NANCY Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. 174 Ensemble; J.R.C.; Seniors �HOCHHALTER, MARILYN HOFFMAN, JOAN Band ; Counterpoonts; '62 Club · Foreign Language Club; Girls' Ensemble ; J; Achievement. HOGUE, MONTEZ HOLLIDAY, JUDITH HOLLIS, SUE All -City Pep Club, Delegate Assembly; Skeast; Whole Jackets, sec. HOLZAPFEL, Bl LETA AII-Coty Choor; AII -Coty Red Cross Council; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, '62 Club; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Achievement; J.R.C., pres., Model Teens Club ~~~~?~t!~Kcl:b~UWLt,te Jackets, treas. HUDSON , DORIS '62 Club ; F T.A. HUDSON, LARRY HURST, KENNY HURST, PETER '62 Club; Skeast. INTROVIGNE, SILVIO Foreign Language Club; I.R. Club ; Delegate Assembly. JACKSON, EDWINA JAMES, SHARON Girls' Bowling , Jr. Escort. JOHNSON , ANNETTE All -City Speech Contest; Chess Club; Circulo de Arte, officer; I.R. Club ; Jr Achievement; Speech, Symposium ; Science Seminar JOHNSON, BOB Circulo de Arte ; ' D Club · Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club ; Football ; Key Club, officer; Skeast; Track. JOHNSON, KENNETH D.E. Club. JOHNSON, NANCY Circulo de Arte; Scholastic Art Award, Gold Key. JOHNSON, WALTER JONES, STEVE J .C.L.; Pr!!-M!!d. JORGENSEN, RON Concert Choir. �JOVANOVICH, ANDREW Camera Club ; Euclodian Club, pres.; ' 62 Club; I.R. Club ; J.C L. ; Jr. Ushe r; Key Club; None Poont Circl e, Skeast; Spotlight Staff. KAUZLARICH, KAY All -School Show, Circulo de Arte, F.T .A., hostorian , Skeast; Speech Club ; Speech Can test KEITH EUGENE Cross Country; '62 Club; Track. KENNEDY, MICHAEL Chess Club KENT, MARILYN KIMSEY, JILL KING, NANCY Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Jr. Prom Attendant ; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens Club ; Student Council ; Tri - Hi-Y; Laforet Camp. KITCHEN, NANCE AII-Coty Pep Club ; '62 Club; F.T .A., treas.; I.R. Club ; Model Teens Club; White Jackets, droll master. KLINE, COURTNEY Baseball ; Basketball ; Chess Oub · 'D Club ; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club'; Football ; Skeast. KNOX, CYNTHIA Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; Seraph Welcomong Committee; Skeost; Tri- Hi-Y, sec; White Jackets. KNOX, GABRIELLE P.T .A. Model. KOBEY, PAUL Angelus Staff; I.R. Club ; Jr. Usher; Skeast. KOMISOR, SUE ' 62 Club; Girls' Choir; P.T.A. Model . KOTZELNICK, KAY AII -Coty Pep Club ; All -School Show , Concert Choor; Counterpoonts; Delegate Assembly; Goris' Bowlong ; Inter-Club Council, sec.; J .C.L. ; Musical ; White Jackets, pres.; Student Coun cil. KOVACS, ZOLTAN KRASAS, RUBY Counterpoints; Girls' Club; J .R.C. Bowling ; KRASAS, TONY Camera Club. KULLING, BILL Gymnastics; All-State Gymnastics. Girls' Rifle �KURLAND, SALLY '62 Club ; F.T.A.; J R.C., Pre-Med . LAMBERT, LETTY JO Drama C I u b, J .C.L. , Skeast . LAW, BARBI Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club , F T.A., Jr Class, treas.; Jr. Escort; Model Teens Club , R.O.T.C. Honorary Cadet; Student Council , sec.; Student Council Leade rshop Council. LANDEN, ED Cross Country; Wrestlong LERSCH, BARRY LEADBITTER, JOHN ~~~~tE~h!~T LA ROSA, PAUL Foreign language Club ; I.R. Club ; Swomming . LARSEN, Jll All-School Show, Concert Choir, sec ., Coun terpoonts ; Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club , F.T.A , voce pres ., Skeast; Sr. Class, treas .; W h i t e Jackets, Principal ' s Advisory Council. LEWIS, CARL Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Pre-Med ; Skeast. LIND, KENT All -City Track ; All -City Cross-Country; All State Cross-Country; Cross-Country( capt.; 'D Club ; '62 Club, Inter-Club Counci , Delegate Assembly; J .C.L. , Speech , Symposoum, Track, capt.; Woodbury Contest LATIMER, RONALD Seniors LONGSTREET, NANCY Angelus Staff, Copy Editor; Concert Choir; Drama Club, sec.; Drama Club Play; '62 Club ; G.O.T.W. Club ; J .C.L.; Jr. Escort, Musical, student dorector; Seraph Sisters, Student Council ; White Jackets. LOUTHAN, SANDRA LOWRY, DICK LUCY, BARBARA Concert Choir; Delegate Girl•' Ensemble. Assembly; F.T.A.; MACDONALD, JOHN All -City Football ; 'D Club, Football ; Skeast; Track . MACMILLAN, ANN '62 Club , Skeast. MADDEN, JAMES Skeast, racing chairman ; Delegate Assembly. MAES, CHRISTINA All-School Show ; Counterpoints ; Girl•' Bowling ; Girls' Ensemble. �MAIZE, BARBARA All-School Show, Circulo de Arte; Counterpoints , Girls' Ensemble, I.R Club ; Jr. Escort ; Seraph SISters, Speech . MANLEY, JACK AII -C1ty Football, All City Swimming; All -State Swtmm•ng, C1rculo de Artc; '0 Club; Foot · ball , F.T.A.; Key Club; Skeast; Swimm1ng, Track . MARCUM, LARRY ~t~c~~~L~ha~~ V~!d, Jr. Achievement. MATOBA, KATHY MATTERN, MELINDA I.R . Club, Model Teens; Skeast. MATTESON, AL MAUL, MELVIN McCAA. VICKI '62 Club, Girls' Bowling ; J R.C.; Knit-Wits; Model Teens Club, sec .; Pre -Med, White Jack ets McCALL, JOHN Circulo de Arte, Gymnastics; Skeast ; Track . McCAULEY, MARY ANN Jr Achievement, Skeast. McCLURE, SHARON McCORMACK, BOB Euclid1an Club; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Usher; Pre-Med . McDONOUGH, DAVE ' D Club ; Football , Golf; Skeast; Track . McDOWELL, JIM McGLONE, PAT All -City Chair; All - School Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly ; F.T.A.; Girls' Bowl ing , J R.C.; P T.A. Model; Wh1te Jackets. MciNTOSH, MARY All -City Choir; All -School Show; All -State Choir; Angelaires; Concert Choer, Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Drama Club Play, '62 Club ; Girls' Bowling ; J .R.C.; MusiCal; Skeast; J .R.C. Award . McKENZIE, JEANNE Delegate Assembly; J .C.L. ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters, Student Council ; Tri - H1- Y; White Jackets. McKILLIP, CAROL MEE, MARILYN Angelus Staff, Art Editor; Model Teens, senior advisor; '62 Club ; Art Club, sec. METCALFE, DICK Eucl1d1an Club; '62 Club; Sr. Class, vice pres.; Science Seminar. �Red and White Day �, ANTHONY Angelus Staff, Quaff Edotor; Euclidoan Club , ' 62 Club ; J C.L. , Jr. Usher; Symposoum . MILLER, BONNIE Camera Club ; Musical MILLER, KAREN Delegate Assembly; F.T. A.; J .C.L. ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sosters ; White Jackets. MILLER, MARILYN Delegate Assembly, '62 Club ; Model Teens R.O T .C. Honorary Cadet Ma1or; Tri- Hi- Y Proncipal 's Advisory Councol ; Goris' Droll Team So1ourner Contest. MILLER, RON Baseball , 'D Club; Football. MILLIS, LYNDA MILSTEIN, JIM Angelus Staff, Edotor-on-Choef; Epocurean Club , Euclodoan Club , G 0 T W Club, Nine Poont Circle; Skeast, Symposoum, SPQR; Natoonal Merit Finalist; Scholastic Gold Key Award, Principal 's Advisory Committee . MOLIOO, KENISELI MORITZ, DALE Track ; Wrestling . MORTON, JUDY Circulo de Arte; Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; Skeast NORTON, VIVIAN MOSKO, MARTIN Angelus Staff; Band; Euclidian Club; '62 Club; Jr. Usher; Nine Point Circle; Pre-Law; PreMed .; Spotlight Staff, Head Photographer; Symposium, G.O.T.W. Club. MULLINS, CAROL MYSTKOWSKI, WALTER Baseball . NAYLOR, JANET AII-Coty Student Council; DA.R. Finalist; Girls' State; Head Girl ; Jr Prom Attendant; P.T .A. Model, Student Council; Student Council Leadershop Councol. NELSON, RICHARD NESHEIM, BARBARA All-School Show; Jr Achievement; Symposoum, Whote Jackets. Skeast, NETHERY FRED Baseball ; 1D Club ; Delegate Assembly; Football, Key Club; Track. �NEWLIN, CAL Bas ball, ' D Club, Delegate Ass mbly, football, Swommong NEWMAN, PENNY Corculo de Arte; Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Model , ' 62 Club; Speech Club NORRIS, MICHAEL Band, Gymnastocs; J.C .l., Jr. Escort ; Pre-Med , Track . NOWELS, CAROL Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; Inter-Club Coun · col; J C.L., trobune , P.T.A. Model , Jr. Escort; Model Teens Club , pres .; Seraph Sosters; Skeast; Whole Jackets. O'BOYLE, DAVID Chess Club ; Gymnastics , Skeast. OGLEY, SHARRON OKUBO, JANE AII -Coty Pep Club; '62 Club, foreign Language Club, IR . Club, Jr Escort; White Jackets ~ h1stonan OLINGER, LISA OLMSTED, JUDY Circulo de Arte ; P.T.A . Model. PARKER, SHERRY All-School Show, Angelaores, Concert Choor; Counterpoonts, '62 Club, Musical; Skeast PARKINSON, CARYL Counterpoints, treos , '62 Club ; Skeast. PACE, SAM PARROTT, CHARLES Cro.ss Country, Jr Usher, Tennis . PAGE, MEG Corculo de Arte , Jr. Esc o r t ~ Seraph Sisters, sec , Skeast, sec. PAULSEN, INGER '62 Club; foreogn Language Club; f T.A., sec.; Jr. Escort, J R.C .; Seraph Sosters; Spotlight Staff, Bus. Mgr PAPPAS, DEAN Circulo de Arte, 'D Club, ~e~e~~:b ~~~s;;ml~~~;g~~: treas, Jr Usher; Skcost ; Swommong PARIS, CAROL '62 Club. PAYNE, JANICE Euclodian Club; J C.L.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters, Symposium . PElTON, CAROLYN All-School Show, Counlerpoonts; Deleg~te Ass mbly, Goris' Ensemble; J C.L.; J R.C., KnotWots. �PETET, MARY J C L , French Club , Corculo de Arte, voce pres ~HILLIPS, EARL Seniors PIERCE, CARLTON Chess Club Jr Achievement PLACE, DAVID Baseball PLEASANTS, ANN POULTON, RICK POWELL, JOHN Crass Country '62 Club ; Symposium PRATT, CLAY Golf; Sweetheart Couple Attendant, PRENDERGAST, KAY Counterpoints . ' 62 Club Skcast PRFSTON , TOM All -City Band , All-School Show , All-State Choir; All -State Orchestra ; Band , Cross Coun try; ' 62 Club , J .C.L.; Musical PRICE, LINDSEY PRYOR, SUE All -City Choir, All-School Show ; Girls' Ensemble J R C., Spotlight Staff, News Editor; Student Council ; Symposium . QUIGLEY, CAROLE Concert Choir , Counterpoints, v1cc pres ., Ora ma Club , F T A , Girls' Bowling Wh1te Jacke ts PUDLIK, PAT All School Show; Concert Choir ; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; ' 62 Club ; F.T A.; Girls' Ensemble , Wh1te Jackets QUARVE, ROY All -City Gymnastics; All -State Gymnastics; Chess Club; Gymnastics; Swimming. RANKIN , DICK ' 0 Club , '62 Club Gym · nostiCs RANUM, JERRY ' 0 Club, t rea s ; '62 Club , Foot b a I I, Key Club , Track RENFRO, PATRICIA JO Goris' Bowl~ng , Skeost �RETHERFORD, SUE Spotltght Staff, Paga Edttor. REYMAN, CATHY Dalagate Assembly, Teens Club F.T.A ; J .R C ; Model RICE, DELABIAN AII · Ctty Chotr; All School Show ; All -S tate alternate ; Angclo1rcs ; Concert Chotr , Drama Club ; Drama Club Play, '62 Club ; J .C.L. ; Jr Escort ; Pre -Mad , Saraph Ststars , Wolcott Contest Cho1r, RICH, TERRY Circulo da Arte , Delegate Assembly; Skeast ROBERTSON, DEBBI All City Choir , All -School Show , Angelaires; Concert Chotr, Delegate Assembly ; '62 Club ; Foretgn Language Club , trees , Jr Escort; M usicol Seraph Sisters, sec ROBINS, JOHN ROBINSON, RICHARD Delegata Assembly, Euclidian Club , Jr. Usher; Nino Po1nt Circle; Pre-Low ROBINSON, RONALD 'D Club , Delagate Assembly; Football ; J C.L.; Track RODINE, BRUCE Counetl Capars RODRIGUEZ, JUNEE All School Show ; Cheerlaadar; Council Capars; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club , Drama Club Play, Jr Escort , May Queen Attendant, Musical, R.O T C. Honorary Cadat ; Seraph Sisters; Skeost; Tri- H1 - Y, service chairman . RICHARDS, CAROL RICHARDS, GEOFF Camera Club, '62 Sw1mm1ng Club ; Jr Achtevement , RING, JACQUE ROBBINS, CARMEN l83 �ROGERS, DIANE ROGERS, MICHAEL Chess Club, treas ; Euclodian Club; Nine Poont Circle; Sk~ost, Symposium, trees ; Woodbury Contest, alternate; Leadership Conference; Science Semtnar; gram . NSF Summer Science Pro .. ROHRER, JOHN AII·School Show; Baseball; Camera Club ; Coun · ctl Capers; Cross Country; Stage Crew; Track . ROSENBAUM, PENN£ Jr Escort, Seroph Sisters; Whole Jackets ROSIER, JIM ROTH, ED All -School Show ; Angela ires; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; Gymnastics; I R. Club, voce pres ; J .R.C .; Music~!; Student Councol . ROWLEY, DAVE Pre -Med ; GymnastiCS ~ Skeast; Swimming ; Tennts RUFFALO, PHIL Euclodoon Club, '62 Club, Jr. Usher; Pre-low . RUSTEMEYER, SANDI Drama Club, Drama Club Play; '62 Club; Foreogn language Club , Jr. Escort , Seraph Sisters, Spotloght 5toff, Editor; Symposium ; White Jackets, Princopol's Advisory Council . Seniors RUTHERFORD, JUDI Corculo de Arte, vice pres .; Delegate Assembly; '62 Club , Skeost. RUTLEDGE, PAT All -Sc hool Show; '62 Club, F.T .A.; Girls' En · s mble , Skeast SALEVOURIS, MICHAEL Euclodoon Club , J Cl.; Jr Usher; Nine Point Corcle , Pre-Med, voce pres. , Woodbury Contest. SAMELSON, RANDY SANDERS, PAM All School Show; Council Capers; '62 Club ; I R. Club ; J.C.l.; P.T.A . Model, White Jackets . SAPER, ~!,:\CHELLE Counterpoonts; F.T .A SATELE, BILL All -City Tennis; Tcnnos, Track . All -State Tennis; 'D Club; SAWREY, RALPH Bond , ' D Club , ' 62 Club ; Gymnastio; J C.l .; Jr Usher, Pre Med, Wrcstlong . SCANLAN, JUDY Corculo de Arte �SCHAETZEL, JIM SCHMOLL PAUL All -C1ty Cho1r; All School Show, All -State Cho.r, alternate ; Angcloires , Concert Cho~r ; Council Capers , Counterpoints ; Delegate As - sembly ; ' 62 Club ; Inter-Club cal , Tn -Angels, pres. Coune~l ; Musi- SCHNEIDER, DORIS All City Choir, All -School Show; All -State Choir; Ar1g loues ; Concert Choir, pres_; CounterJWints, sec. ; Drama Club ; Mus1col. SCHOMP, HALCYON AII -C1ty Orchestra , Angelus Staff, Concert Orchestra ; Delegate Asse mbly ; ' 62 Club , G~rls ' State, alt rnate; J R C.; Skeast, treas .; Tn H1 -Y; Wh1te Jacke ts SCOTT, JANEY All C1ty Pep Club , Delegate Assembly ; ' 62 Club ; f .T.A.; Jr. Class, sec ; J R.C,; Model Teens Club ; Skeast; Make- 1t- in -Woal, State f1nahst Tri- Hi Y; Wh1te Jackets . SCOTT, TED ' 62 Club ; Skeast; Sympos1um . SCRAM, JACQUE Angelus Staff, Royalty Editor; ' 62 Club ; Homecom1ng Queen ; J C l.; Jr. Escort ; R O.T.C. Honorary Cadet, Lt. Colonel ; Seraph SISters; Seraph Welcom1ng Comm1ttee; Tri - Hi - Y, sec.; Girls' Drill Team , SoJourner Contest. SCRIPPS, JACK All -State Golf; 'D Club , Delegate Assembly; Golf, capt ; Jr Usher; Key Club; Swim ming. SEDER ROBERT football; Gymnastics; Wrestling. SEEMAN, JOHN Circulo de Arte ; Skeast; Track . SEKYRA, JAMIE Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; '62 Club; f T.A.; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Model ; Skeast. SERRA, STEVE Baseball , Basketball, 'D Club, football ; Key Club; Wr stling SHANAHAN, DIANE Delegate Assembly; Girls' Ensemble. SHARP, CELIA All-School Show ; Counterpoints; '62 Club; G~rls' Ensemble; Tri-Angels; ChriStmas Pageant. SHEPHERD, HUGH Jr. Usher SHER, ALAN Sw1mming. SHERBOK, DAN All C1ty Student Council , Boys' State; Delegate Assembly, Head Boy ; Jr. Class, pres .; Jr. Usher, Key Club , Pre-Law; Skeast; Soph. Class, vtce pres .; Student Counc1l, trees., Stu dent Council Leadership CounCil; Woodbury Contest, alternate ; Principal ' s Adv1sory CounCil. SHERMACK, ANNE Ang Ius Stall, Clubs Editor; Delegate Assembly, sec.; ' 62 Club Girls' State ; InterClub CounCil, J C L., scnbe ; Jr Escort; Seraph SISters, Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Tri - Hi-Y, pres.; White Jackets; Pnncipal's AdviSory Councol. SHERMAN, BETTYE SHIELDS, EIRENE '62 Club, f T A.; J.R.C., Skeast. SHIMIZU, CHARLOTTE '62 Club, fore1gn Language Club, I.R. Club ; J.R C.; Skeast. �SHINOFIELD, MARVA Goris' Ensemble. SHOTWELL, LEE Delegate Assembly, Gymnastics, Wrestlong. SHOWALTER, BEY Delegate Assembly . Sl DWELL, STEVE All City Football , All -Ci ty Baseball ; All-Metro Football , All -Sc hool Show; All -State Football; Baseball ; Basketball ; 'D Club; Football; Key Club, Sweetheart Couple . SIMONTON, SANDY '62 Club, J R.C., Model Teens Club; P.T.A. Model , Skeast, Whote Jackets SIMPSON, DARYL Boys' Bowlong, R.OTC . Rolle Team . SLATEN, BARRY Delegate Assembly, '62 Club; J C L. ; Sym- posium . SMELTZER, JOE All -Sch ool Show, Band ; Capers, F T .A Jr Usher Basketball, Council SMITH, CANDY Delegate Assembly '62 Club; Goris' Bowlong ; J R.C., sec Skeast Spotlight Stoff, Rewrite Ed1tor, Student Counc1l; Symposium. SMITH, JANICE Delegate Assembly· '62 Club ; F.T.A. SMITH, RICHARD Basketball · ' D Club , Delegate Assembly, voce pres ., Golf SPANGENBERG, MARTHA All-School Show ; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State, Homecoming Queen Attendant; J.C.L., pres ., Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant, May Queen Attendant, P T .A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Seraph Welcoming Commottee, Student Councol ; Tro-Hi-Y ; White Jackets; Angelus Queen . SPENCE, BRUCE All-School Show, R.O.T.C Staff Officer; Stage Crew SPENCER, DICK STANDLEY, NANCY Foreogn Language Club, Knit-Wits. STARR, SUE Circulo de Arte ; Delegate Assembly; Foreign ~h~~aJ:c~~~sb ; J .R.C.; Model Teens; Musical; STEIN, BARRY All-City Track; 'D Club; Track . STEUART, PETE All-City Band, All -School Show; Band, J.C L.; Musical STOENNER, JEAN AII-Coty Choir, All-School Show; All-State Choor; Angelaores, Concert Choir; '62 Club; I R. Club, Musical STONE, SHERRY Drama Club, Jr. Escort; J.R.C. STRACY, GEORGE Basketball, 'D Club; Football, Track . Delegate Assembly; STREET, CAROL STRUCK, MARGO All-City Pep Club, Delegate Assembly; '62 Club; J.C.l.; Jt Escort; J R.C ., voce pres and sec., Whote Jackets, offocer, J.R.C Leadership Camp, Student Offocers Workshop . SUAZO, MARY Girls' Bowlong; Girls' Ensemble; Jr. Achievement. 186 �Seniors SUMMERS, KEITH Chess Club , Euclid1an Club ; SCience Sem1nar . SURBER, SHERRY SWANBERG, CHRIS ' D Club , Wrestling SWANSON, JULIE SWISHER, BOB TALMAGE, HUNT Sk east, Soccer Club, pres TAMS, PEGGY Ang elus Staff, Album Editor; Delegate Assembly , '62 Club , Jr . Escort, J . R.C.; Model Tee ns Club , officer; Skeast. TATTER, PAUL Eucl1d1an Club , Pre · Med ; Speech . TAYLOR, BOB All C1ty Speech Contest; Jr Usher; Pre -Law , Speech , Student Counc1l ; Woodbury Contest Winner. ��TAYLOR, JIM AII · Stat~ Gymnastocs , ' D Club ; Del~gate As- s mbly ; DE . Club, pr~s .; Gymnastics TAYLOR, WALT AII -Coty Band ; AII ·City Orch ~ stra ; All -School Show ; All -State Band ; Council Cape rs , Jr . Achi e ve ment ; Musical ; Orchestra ; R.O.T C. Capt. TERRY, LUKE Bas~ball ; ' D Club , Del~gat ~ Ass~ mbly ; Foot · ball ; Gymnastics ; Key Club ; Track ; Wrestlong , AII -Coty Football THAYER , DIANE THIBODEAU, MARGIE All -School Show ; Caunt ~ rpoints ; D e l ~ gat e As s mbly, sec ; ' 62 Club ; Jr. Escort ; J R C.; Mod~l Tee ns Club ; Sr Closs, se c .; Sympos ium , vic e pres .; Wolcott Cont~ st ; Principal's Advosory Councol. THOMPSON , BARBARA Counterpoints ; Sk~ast . THOMPSON, JEFF Cross Country ; Euclodoan Club ; Jr. Achi~ve ­ ment, J.CL. , Ntne Poent Circle ; Pre-law ; PreMed ; Swimming THURMAN , GAIL All -City Pep Club , AII -Schaal Show ; Concert Choor; '62 Club . Jr Escort; P.T A. Mod~l . Seraph Sosters; S ~ raph W~lcoming Committee ; Tri - Hi - 'i', White Jackets, parltamentarian . TIETGE, JERRIE All -School Show, Ang~lus Staff, Clubs Editor; '62 Club; J C.L. , tr~as .; Jr. Escort ; Musocal ; Seraph Sosters , White Jackets . TIPTON, PENNY All -School Show , Delegate Ensemble. Assembly; Goris' TREBER, JERRY R.O T C. Rofl~ T~am ; Stag~ Cr~w TREVERROW, GLENN TRUJILLO MARY '62 Club ; t T A., Jr Achi~v~ment, sec.-treas.; J.R .C. TSUBOKAWA, HIRO Circulo de Arte , Delegate Assembly ; Foreign Language Club, treas ., J C L., J R.C TUCtc:ER, BETH Escort ; J R.C.; Seraph Sisters; F T .A ; Jr Spotloght Staff, Page Edotor; White Jackets. TUCKER, JOSEPH TUCKER, JUDY Goris' Bowling TURK, MARCIA Delegat~ Assembly; J R.C ., sec.; Skeast, White Jackets TURNBULL, BILL All-City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All-School Show ; All-State Band ; AII ·State Orchestra ; Concert Bond . Councol Capers ; Euclidian Club ; Jr Achoevemenl Musocal ; Pre-Med ; Skeast. UFEMA, DEBORAH All-State Choor, Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Foreign Language Club Goris' Bowling VALENTINE, CHUCK 189 �VANDAPOOL, NICKY All -School Show ; Councol Cape rs, Delegate As sembl y, ' 62 Club ; F.T A.; Hea d Cheerlead e r, Hom ecomong Qu ee n Attend ant , Jr. Prom Qu n Attendant , Model Tee ns, voce pres ; PTA Mod el, Swcc th art Coupl e Attendant VANDAPOOL , RICK Seniors VAN EPPS, DAVE VAN WOERKOM, RICK VAYO, DON VERRIER, LUCILLE VIRANDO, ANITA VESCIO, JOANN VITT, ED All -School Show , Delegate Assembly , ' 62 Club Skeast VITTETOW, LEE All -City Choir; All -State Choir ; Angelaires, Concert Cho1r; Council Capers ; Counterpoints; De legate Assembly , Musical ; Woodbury Cont est VONHOENE, BETH Concert Choir, F T A., pres.; P.T .A. Model ; White Jacke ts WAGGONER, JOHN AII -Coty Band , Band , Musical. WAKEFIELD, ED WALKER, BETTY '62 Club , F.T A.; Girls' Bowling, pres.; Girls' Rolle Club , Inter-Club Council. WALKER, JOHN Drama Club, Th espian Rep .; Drama Club Play; Jr Ushe r; Speech 190 �WALTERS, SHAREN Band ; Jr Achieve ment ; J R.C., sec. WARNER, GAIL Counterpoonts ; Del gate Ass mbly; Drama Club ; Jr Acho evement ; J C L. ; Jr. Escort , Musical ; Pre· Med , Se raph Soste rs , Whote Jacke ts . WATERMAN, ICATHE Delegate Asse mbly, sec; '62 Club ; F T.A.; Jr Achoeve ment, Jr. Esc ort, Seraph Soste rs, treas.; Sweetheart Attendant ; Me tropolotan TriHi -Y; Princopal ' s Advosory Council ; White Jack ets WEBBER , JOE Chess Club ; I R. Club WEBER, JOHN WEIMER, PAUL Delegate Asse mbly WEINDEL, JOYCE Counte rpo ints; '62 Club ; Girls' Ach ieve ment Bowlong ; Jr. WEISS, KAY Concert Choir; Counterpoints; ' 62 Club , Girls' Bowlong , Knot-Wits WELCH, ETHEL Jr Escort , Seraph Siste rs WELDON, LINDA All -School Show ; Concert Choir; F.T A.; Girls' Ensemble ; Skeast WELLS, STEVE Football . WETZEL, CAROLE All -City Pep Club, Angelus Staff, PhotoCoordinator; '62 Club ; J .C.L ; Jr. Escort ; Seraph Sisters ; Seraph Welcoming Committee ; Tri - Hi-Y, vice pres .; White Jackets, drill master. WHEELOCK, MARTHA De legate Assembly, '62 Club , F TA ; Jr. Prom Quee n Attendant; May Quee n Attendant, PTA . Model, Skeast, Student Council. WILES , MARVIN All -City Orchestra.; All -School Show; All -State Orchestra; Chess Llub ; Del egate Asse mbly ; Jr. Usher; Musical ; R.O.T C. Rifle Team ; Woodbury Contest WILHOIT, GERALDINE WILLIAMS, ETHEL Counte rpoints ; '62 Club. WILLIAMS, MARCIA De legate Assembly; '62 Club , F T A.; Girls' State. Jr Escort; Model Teens Club, treas ; Se raph Sisters; Skeast, Tri - Hi -Y, chap .; R.O T C Honorary Cadet. WILSON, RICHARD WILTFONG, ROBERT All -School Show; Band ; 'D Club; ' 62 Club; Football , Gymnastics ; Track . WINN, RAE BETH WINTERS, FRANK All City Football ; All -School Show, ' D Club; Football ; F T.A .; Key Club ; Track ; Wrestling . ��WIStHSKY, RON All -School Show, Band ; Achoevement. Camera Club ; Jr. WISS, MITCHELL ~!~:i,·~~ Football , ' D Club ; Delegate Asse mbly ; WITTHAUS RONEANE AII ~ City Orchestra ; All -School Show; All -State Orchestra , Concert Choor; Foreogn Language Club , Girls' Ensemble ; J C.L. ; Musical. WORK, STEVEN WRIGHT JOAN All -City Chooc; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Co.unterpaints , ' 62 Club; F.T.A.; J .C.L. WRIGHTSON , BERNIE All -State Swimmong ; ' D Club ; Delegate Assem bly, pres ., Gymnastics; Swimming . Seniors YABE, ARLENE Delegate Assembly; '62 Club ; J .C. L. ; Jr Class, voce pres ~; Jr. Escort; Model Teen Club ; Principal ' s Advisory Council ; Seraph Sisters ; TriHo -Y. YASUZAWA, STEVE All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly; Euclidian Club , ' 62 Club , J .C L.; Jr. Usher; R.O T C. Battle Group Comm , Science Semonar. YOUNGCL.AUS, GEORGE ZARI, GUY Boys' Bowling ; Delegate Assembly; '62 Club. ZA VARAS, ARIST All -School Show ; Basketball ; Concert Choir; Council Cape rs, ' D Club ; Delegate Assemblr ; Football ; F T A., Key Club , Sweetheart Coupe Attendant ZOHN, MARSHA Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Achoevcment; J .R.C. �Student Index A Abdoo, Marjorie, 163 Abdoo, Mary, 163 Abel , Darlene, U5 Achah:, Gerald, .CS, 93, lU, 163 Acierno, Sondra, 135 Adams, Connie, 117, U5 Adams, Edward, 92, 151 Adams, John, US Adams, Viola, 163 Adamson, James, 135 Adelman, Annette, 117 Adelman, lolly, US Adler, Eva, 135 Ahr, Barbara, 11, 117, lSI Alexander, Julia, 111, U5 Aliru, Barbara, 163 Aliru, Hope, US Allen, Anthony, 90, 135 Allen, Helen, 163 Allen, Joel, 101 Allen , James, 151 Allen, Susan, US Allphon, Nancy, « , 163 Allred, Olivoa, <41, US Alvarez, Florence, 116, 111, 151 Ambler, Elaone, 163 Amter, Judith, 151 Anderson, Allen, 135 Anderson, Cathl en, 151 Anderson, David, 135 Anderson, Judoth, 11<4, 163 Anderson, Kathy, Ill, 151 Anderson, Orlando, 93 Anderson , Philop, 151 An do, Stephen, 17, 135 Andrew, Mary, 163 Andrews, Peter, 92 Angelo, Susan, 119, 135 Appleton, John, 79, 1S 1 Arden, Eleanor, 119, 151 Aroma, Joy, 10<4, lOS, 11<4, 111, 163 Armstrong, Marion, 151 Arnold, Spencer, 163 Arnsmeyer, Karen, 135 Arthur, Kenneth, 163 Ashworth, Wendy, 10<4, lOS, 151 Atwood , Cathy, 163 Atwood, Richard, 163 Ausborn, John , 135 Averett, Gary, 151 Ayd lott, Stephen, 151 8 Babbs, David, «, 95 , 135 Bach, Sherry, 163 Bachar, Sheola, 11<4, 111, 163 Bachman , John, 151, 163 Bachrach , Annette, 135 Bacon, Thomas, 163 Baoley, Jim, 135 Baily, Nathan, 151 Bailiff, Beuie, 101, 163 Bailiff, Nora, 151 Iaker, Barbara, <49, 13<4, 135 Baker, Judy, 163 Baker, Wolliam, 13<4, 135 I alas, John, 135 Ban tt, George, 93 Bangs, Gary, 16<4 Barker, Donna, 1S1 Barki, Jack, 111 Barlow, Doug, 151 Barnes, Craig, 135 Barnhart, Joyce, 16<4 Barrett, George, 135 Barre tt, Stanley, 135 Barton, Cheryl, 16<4 Baskett, Vickie, 135 Bau, Cindy, 16<4 Bas.s, Deanna, 135 Basse, Margarita, 135 Bates, Cheryl, 16<4 Bates, John, 151 Batt, Dollie, 16<4 Baughman, Glen, 16<4 Bauman, Joseph, 16<4 Bayers, Robert, 135 layers, William, 95, 151 laylor, Danny, 135 Beaird, Richard, 101, 16<4 leardsworth, Sharolyn, 135 Beasley, Carrot, 16<4 lell, James, 135 Bender, Harriet, 113 Bender, Julian , 9S lender, Myra, 135 Benedetti, Robert, 16<4 Benedoct, John, 16<4 Benosh, Janet, 151 Bennett, Mary lou, 135 Bennett, Rochard, 92, 16<4 Benton , Raymond, 9<4, 1S 1 Beron, Davod, 135 Berg, Francy, 151 Berg, John, 93 , 165 Berger, Felocia, U5 Berkey, loos, 101, 117, 135 lennon, Jane, 11<4, 165 Berndt, Voctona, 135 Berry, Marolyn, 136 Beth, Randy, 150, 151 Betting, Eleanor, 151 letts, Katherine, 136 Bibler, Billy, 165 Biggs, Janet, 136 Boggs, Marolyn, 151 Bokker, Patrocoa, 136 Bilorusky, John, 93 , 1S1 Iorch, Broana, lSI Bird, linda, 16<4 Bird, Orlo, 136 Black, James, 1S 1 Blackburn, Katheryne, 11 S llackos, Patricia, 1Sl Blackman, Brian, 165 Blackwell, Kenny, 165 Blagg, Janell , .CS, 151 Bloor, Sue, 11<4 Blakeman, Barbara, 1S 1 Bland, James, 165 Blankenshop, James, 165 Blaschke, Jom, 95 Blatnok, Mary, 136 Blonkley, Bob, 165 Blouard , Charl es, 151 Blouard, Marlene, 1S 1 Block, Jeann one, 136 Bloker, Judy, 136 Blaker, Barbara, 1S1 Bloom, Gary, 95, 136, 151 Blum , Gary, 116 Blunt, Peter, 151 Bobb, Merrock, 111, 136 Bockelman, Donald, 165 Bodemann , Molanne, 136 Bolten, Barbara, 136 Bond, Wayne, 113, 165 Bonsob, Betty, <49, 13<4, 136 Boon , Marc, 79 Boreing, James, 136 Boslough, James, ISO, lSI Bostwock, Nat, 165 Bourke, William, 136 Bowman, Kathy, Sl, 111, 152 Boyd, Andrea, 136 Boyd, Raymond, 152 Boyd, William , 152 Boyer, Douglas, 90, 92, 165 Boyle, Margaret, 152 Bradford, Karl , 9<4, 95, 165 Bramley, Nancy, 47, 119, 165 Breitwieser, linda, 117, 166 Bretz, Paul , 93 Brocker, James, 116, 166 Brocker, Kathryn, 111, 119, 152 Brodaham , Vovoan, 113, 136 Bronkman, J ean, 119, 136 Bronnan, Pat, 136 Britton, James, 93 , 116, 136 Brown, l inda, 152 Brown , Mark K., 92 Brown, Mark G , 134 Brown, Stephen, 166 Brown , Snanne, 115, 136 Bruder, Carole, 136 lruegg onan, Nancy, 117, 136 Brueuelbach, Katharona, 136 Bruner, Wilham, 79, 152 lrunkhorst, Bruce, 136, 152 Bryan, Karen, <49, 119, 150, 152 Buchenau, Victoria, 119, 166 Bullock , Ienton, .CS, 166 Bulmer, Coli en, 152 lunch, Robert, 16, 95, 152 Burgett, Sharron, 166 lurgon, Wolliam , U6 Burhenn, leonard, 152 Burnett, Sue, 116 Burran, Lulie, 93 , U6 lurreu, Mary l., 152 Bush, Samu I, 92, 152 lutcher, Ella, 136 lutle{(.(,Margie, <41, 113, 11<4, 119, 162, Butler, Olovia, 166 Butterworth, Jan, 117, 152 Buxton, Sharon, 136 c Cabe, Candy, U6 Caldwell, Doana, 166 Caldwell, Kenneth, 166 Callaham, Karla, 152 Campbell , Paul, 17 Campbell , Suzanne, 166 Canaday, Donald, 16, 93 Canges, Stephen , 152 Cantrell , Pholop, 79 Card, Gary, 116 Carlile, Jay, 166 Carmody, Margaret, 166 Carmody, Tom, 136 Carmosino, Marilyn, U6 Carr, Betsy, 152 Carr, Maroanna, 119, 152 Carter, Emma, 156 Carter, Kathleen, 136 Carter, Sharon, 166 Case, Kathleen , 111 Casebolt, Scott, 136 Cassell , Paula, 136 Castles, J im, 136 Caudill , Doug, 93 Caur, Mary, 116, 166 Chalk, Gene, 136 Chan, Gaol, 136 Chapman, John, 166 Chapman, Kathy, 152 Chapman, Mike, 92 Chapman , Nancy, 152 Charron, Daune, 1oa, 152 Chen, Tyrone, 10<4, lOa, 111, 166 Chestaon, Amelia, 136 Chew, Charles, 13<4, U7 Chew, Edward , 152 Chew, Rochard, 162, 166 Childs, Carol, 11a, 137 Chopman , James, 166 Chism , Dan , 152 Christensen, Jill , 119, 152 Church, James, 152 Cisneros, Gwen , 152 Clark, Dumont, 79 Clark, Jeanne, 152 Clark, J eannoe, 152 Clark, Mary, 137 Clark, Patricia, 166 Cleaver, James, 137 Cobb, Suzan, 137, 166 Brocho, Joann e, 152 Coca, Patricia, 166 Brower, Barton , 152 Cochran, Peggy, 137 Coffee, larry, 109, 152 Cohen, Howard, 167 Cohen , Steven, 9<4, 167 Collard, Charles, 137 Collins, Nancy, 115, 167 Collins, Philbrook, 152 Brock , Cheryl, 11 a Broun, Don , 112, 166 Broun, Rochard, 1SO, 152 Brower, Kim , 166 Brown, Beverly, 152 Brown , Frank, 152 Conos, Nickoletta, 152 Conos, Steven, 167 Conover, Mary, 137 Conway, Tim , 93, U7 Cook, Sandy, 137 Cooper, Kenneth, 167 Copeland, Juha, 137 Corkedale, Suzy, U7 Coronado, John, 167 Coronado, Paula, 117, 153 Cota, Lulie, 137 Covey, Jon, 153 Cowdrey, Davod, 137 Cowperthwaote, Karen, 1Sl Cox, lynn, 137 Cox, Steven, 153 Coyle, Carol , lSl Craig, John R., 12, 1<4, 93 Crandall, Eddie, 137 Crandall, Pat, 167 Crandall, Peter, 153 Crone, Carol, 137 Craven, lynne, U7 Crawford, Davod, 93, 153 Crawford, Jerry, 167 Crews, Joanne, 135 Crost, Rochard, 153 Crocker, David, 167 Crockett, Cynthia , 137 Crou, Elozabeth, 115, U7 Cromar, Glen, 137 Cronce, Mar)oroe, 137 Cronkey, David, 161 Culbertson , Suzette, 137 Curley, John, lSl Czubaty, Mary, <42, <49, 150, 1Sl D Dacus, Ruth Ann, 161 Dahlstrom, Karen, 109, 119, lSl Dahm, John, 93 , 137 Dale, Marton , 137 Damato, Joanne, 1Sl Danforth, Johnene, 1Sl Danielson, Betsy, 137 Darden, larue, 111, 16a Dave, Alfonxo, 161 Davodson, Paula, 16a Davodson, Wolloam, 161 Davoes, lenetta, 137 Davos, Gregory, 161 Davos, Judoth, 1Sl Davis, Juloa, 137 Davis, Philop, 93, 1Sl Davis, Richard, 93 Davis, Sandra, 117, 137 Davos, Sara, 137 Davos, Susoe, 137 Davos, Valeroe, 137 Dawson , Howard , 137 Dawson, Steve, 161 Day, Charles, 137 Deanda, Vicki, 137 Debell , Frances, 137 De Cook, John, 161 Deherrera, Abram , 7a, 93, 1OS, 153 Deherrera, Carmen, 117, 11 a, 137 Del junco, Alice, 137 D m nt, Davod, 16a Denysenko, Walter, 161 D Put, Jack, 161 Deroo, Doana, 137 D rtonger, Alan, 16, 93 , 1Sl Doebler, Elizabeth, 11<4, 161 Dock, Judy, 1Sl Dickert, Barbara, 1Sl Dollon , Craog, 92 Daebley, Celeste, 1Sl Dooda, Stanl ey, 116, 111, 1Sl Donoelson , Cynthoa, 113, 1Sl Donoelson, Nancy, 111, lSl Donnolly, Mary, 131 Dorau, Don, 1Sl Dorous, Donald, 93 , 131 Darius, Ron , 93, 131 Don y, Janyce, 113, 161 Douglas, Ann, 13a Douglas, Dorothy, 53 , 109, 131 Douglas, Marcia, 116, 131 Drth r, Allen, 93 , na �Student Index Dreher, Carol, 114, 161 Drew, Michael, 161 Dubravac, Janet, 131 Dudn1kow, Ten1a, 136 Dully, J1m, ISl Duh, Agnes, 113, 137 Duncan, Fred, 90, ISl Duncan, Michael, 93, 131 Dungan, Dean, 161 Dun1hoo, Faye, 161 Dunkin, Nancy, IS) Durance, Lawrence, 4S, 14, 93, 169 Durant, Jerrold, 131 Dve~rin, Gloria, 117, 131 Dvelnn, Gordon, 169 Dyson, Mellis, 169 E Easley, Raymond, 16 Edmiston, Kathy, 169 Edwards, Byron, 169 Ehrlich, Judith, ISl Eiden, Linda, 169 Eisner, Ellen, 1Sl Eitem1ller, David, 109, 111, ISl Ell1s, Fred, 169 Ell1son, Daria, 169 Ellsworth, John, 131 Elmuth, Bob, 169 Elsey, Carolyn, 131 Endsley, Jerry, ISl England, Darrell, 9S, 169 Epley, Chris, 111, 131 Epley, Richard, 169 Epperly, Tommy, 169 Epson, Tom, 169 Epstein, Jerry, ISl Erickson, Paula, 113, 169 Ericson, Ronald, 131 Ericson, Carolyn, 131 Ervin, Frances, 116, 111, ISl Essig, Linda, 131 Essman, John, 101, 131 Evans, Judy, 131, 111 Ever1tt, Steven, 111 Everman, Carole, 117, 111 Everman, Lorra•ne, 131 F Fancher, Sherrie, IS) Farson, Larry, 111 Foss, Paul, ISl Fennell, Judy, 131 Ferguson, Joan, 111 Ferutendig, Sylvia, 1Sl Fetters, Olivia, 1S4 Field, Richard, Ill Finneran, Margaret, 154 Finnerty, Marianne, IS4 Fischer, Joan, 111, IS4, 111 Fisher, David, 131 Fisher, Karen, 171 Fisher, Norman, 131 Fisher, Odessa, Ill Fishman, Nelson, 79, lOS Flack, Connie, 11 S Flin, Douglas, 93 Florey, Barbara, 114, 171 Flowers, Roger, 131 Floyd, Jud1th, 131 Floyd, Patricia, I S4 Foley, Barbara, 111, IS4 Folsom, Georgy, 93, 111 Folsom, Robert, 93, 131 Fong, Judith, Ill Fong, Rudy, 131 Fong, Tony, IS4 Fonhus, Kay, 111, 119, 111 Foote, Carol, 111 Forbath, Elmer, 104, 111 Ford, Deann, 1S4 Foreman, Clarese, 32, 1S4 Foster, Carol, 154 Foster, Carole, 111 Foster, Gary, 131 Fox, Cheryl, 111 Fox, Ronald, IS4 Franek, David, 171 Franek, Joseph, 93 Franklin, Monty, 17, 131 Franklin, Lois, 111 Frederickson, Judy, IS4 Freeland, Merva, 111 freeman, Bruce, 131 French, Donna, 131 Frescoln, Davis, 92 Fritts, Ethel, IS4 Fujiwara, Ruth, Ill, 111 Fuller, Pam, Ill Fuller, R1chard, 90, 111 Fuller, Van, 1S4 Fuqua, Don, 131 Furches, Patsy, 111 G Gagan, Cary, 14, 9S, 111 Galbra1th, James, 93, 112 Gallagher, Ann, 131 Gallaway, Paul, 172 Garrett, Patr1c1a, 154 Gates, Sharon, 172 Gaumer, Thomas, 172 Gavin, Sandra, 1S4 Gay, Merrilee, 131 Gee, Carol, IS4, 172 Ge1sert, Ron, 1S4 Gelb, Mary, 131 George, Albert, Ill George, Cathy, 112 Gerner, Mary, Sl, IS4 Gersten, Wendy, Ill, 131 Geyer, Pamela, 41, 112, 114, 172 Giddings, Marietta, 112 G1lbert, Robert, 16 Gilbert, Trudy, 1S4 G1lmer, Lennox, 131 Gilmore, Kaye, 111, 131 Gilmore, Donald, IS4 Gilmore, Jackie, 112 Ginsburg, Gerald, 32, 162, 112 Glanert, Sharon, 114, 172 Go1ns, Sharon, 1S4 Goldhammer, Judy, Ill, IS4 Goldsmith, Doris, 117, 131 Golson, Susan, 109, 112, 114, 162, 112 Goltry, Norman, 172 Gonigam, Jacqueline, 131 Gonzales, Jackie, IS4 Gonzales, Marcella, 117, Ill Goodgion, Marilyn, 112 Goodman, Larry, 1S4 Goodyear, Charles, 172 Gordon, Barbara, 131 Gottesfeld, Phyllis, Sl, 101, 114, 154 Gowen, Keith, 116 Graef, Susan, IS4 Grahm, Fred, 131 Grandy, Priscilla, 111, IS4 Grasmick, James, 113 Graves, Garretta, 1S4 Gray, Jean, 114, 113 Greeley, Maureen, ISS Greenlee, James, 113 Greenstein, Marsha, 131 Greer, Robert, ISS Greer, Ty, 93, 113 Gregory, Gayle, 131 Griffiths, Thomas, ISS Grunleld, Edna, 113 Gulgrondsen, Mark, 140 Gulllksen, Gory, 140 Gulllksen, Vernie, 1SS H Haas, Mildred, 113 Hackett, Willie, 113 Hadley, Sally, lOS, 101, 109, 114, 113 Ha1lpern, Paul, 140 Hale, Sandra, 11S Hall, Charles, 140 Hall, Dav1d, 1SS Hall, Joe, 1SS Hall, Jon, 113 Hall, Thomas, 1SS Halvorsen, Tom, 93, ISS Hamilton, Barbara, 113 Ham1lton, Kent, 16S Hamilton, Nadine, 117, 140 Hamm, Robert, 113 Hammer, Nancy, 116, 140 Hank1ns, Michael, 113 Hansen, Mary, 113 Haraway, P'enny, 116, 117, 140 Hardiman, Sandra, 140 Hard1ng, Rose Ann, 113 Hard1ng, John, 101 Hard1ng, L1nda, 140 Hardy, Glor1a, 1SS Harley, Kathy, Ill, 113 Harrell, Alfred, 104, 113 Harrell, Don, 140 Harrell, Steven, 32, 94 Horns, Arleen, 111 Harm, Beverly, 113 Horns, Juliet, 113 Horns, Susan, 1SS Hamson, Jean, ISS Hart, Philip, II, 14, 174 Hartman, Dav1d, 116, 114 Hartman, Jean, 1SS Hartzman, R1chard, 140 Hatasaka, Sharon, ISS Hatch, Sandra, 174 Havnar, Carol, 140 Hawk1ns, Stephanie, 111, 140 Hawn, Jane, 140 Haynes, John, 93, 174 Hearn, Patr1c1o, 111, 140 Heath, Gary, 14, 114 Heckemeyer, Trudy, 119, 140 Heckenl1vely, John, 140 Heidbrak, Chmty, 140 He1dbrak, Jollie, 114, 114 Heidersbach, David, ISS Heil, Dan~el, 140 He~m, Dave, 140 Heinze, Jaxcene, 114 He~t, Barbaro, 140 Hellen, Constance, 114 Hellen, Marlyn, 140 Hellman, Bernard, Ill Helton, Bob, 140, 114 Henderson, Barry, ISS Henderson, Robert, 174 Henderson, Russell, 1SS Henderson, Sue, 140 Hendr1cks, David, 114 Henlen, Herbert, I 40 Henninger, Grace, 113, 114, 114 Henry, Charlotte, 116 Henry, Joan, 114 Henry, Leititia C., 140 Hensley, Larry, ISS Henson, Kerry, 174 Hermosillo, Esther, 1SS Hernsberger, Kathy, 140 Herrera, Carol, 140 Hessler, Donald, 114 Hessler, Larry, ISS Hester, Rod, 140 Hicks, Marjorie, ISS Hicks, Vaughn, 47, 114, 114 Hligel, Judith, 114 Hildebrand, Carol, 114, 114 H1ll, Kenneth, 140 Hilton, Jon, 16 H1IV1Iz, Hedy, ISS Hiner, Nancy, 114, 114 H1nes, Linda, 114 Hobbs, Toni, 140 Hochhalter, Marilyn, 11S Hochstadt, Barry, 140 Hochstadt, Lia, 140 Hodges, R1chard, 140 Hollman, Ann, liS, 140 Hollman, Joan, Ill, 11S Hoffman, Wilson, 1OS Hogue, Montu, 175 Holden, Karen, 140 Holland, Barbara, 117, 140 Holliday, Jud1th, 17S Hollis, Sue, 11S Hollis, Pam, 119, 134, 140 Holm, Kris, 119, ISS Holme, Howard, 79, 92, ISS Holzapfel, B1leto, 104, 117, 119, 11S Hooker, Kathy, ISS Haroschak, Paula, 11S Harvath, Mike, ISS Hoyl, Gregory, ISS Hubbard, Shirley, 140 Huber, Pamela, 140 Hudson, Doris, 115 Hudson, Larry, 93, 115 Hughart, Jean, 1SS Hunsaker, James, 79, 141 Hunt, George, ISS Hunting, Anne, 116, ISS Hunting, Suzanne, 116, ISS Hurst, Kenneth, 11S Hurst, Peter, 17S Huwa, Joyce, 141 llord, Carol, 1SS lntrov1gne, Silv1o, 93, Ill, 11S Iwasaki, Art, 141 lwasa i, Janet, 1SS J Jackson, Edw1na, 175 Jackson, Sandra, 141 Jackson, Sharron, ISS Jacobson, Sonja, 141 James, Sharon, 115 Jan sons, Mara, Ill Jenkins, Leah, 141 Jensen, Ph1lip, ISS John~j5' Annette, 104, 101, 113, 111, Johnson, Diane, 1SS Johnson, Jacquelyn, 141 Johnson, karen, 141 Johnson, Kenneth, 11S Johnson, Lee, 92 Johnson, Margaret, liS, 141 Johnson, Mary, 141 Johnson, Nancy, 115 Johnson, Owen, 1SS Johnson, Richard, 1SS Johnson, Rob rt, 93, Ill, 115 Johnson, Stephen, 71, 16, 93 Johnson, Vera, 141 Johnson, Vincent, 141 Johnson, Virg1nia, 116, ISS Johnson, Walter, 17S Johnson, Warren, ISS Johnson, Wayne, 157 Johnson, Wes, IS7 Jones, Jean, 141 Janes, Linda, Ill, 1S7 Jones, Linda, IS7 Jones, Nanette, 1S7 Jones, Paula, 119, 141 Jones, Ronald, 141 Jones, Stephen, 116, 11S Jones, William, IS7 Jorgensen, Ronald, 115 Jovanovich, Andy, lOS, Ill, 116 Jovanovich, Ann, 141 K Kambara, Eugene, 93, 141 kanarr, Sharon, 157 Kaptain, Mary, IS7 Kapto1n, Robert, 141 Karakawa, Steve, IS7 Karr, Ruth, 157 Kath, Marcelyn, 157 Kato, Calv1n, 111, IS7 Katz, Nancy, 141 KauzJarich, Kay, 116 kavas, Faith, IS7 Kawamoto, Mary, 49, ISO, IS7 Keeler, Patricia, IS7 Keins, Hilde, 141 Keith, Eugen , 116 Kemp, Kenneth, 141 Kennedy, Michael, 116 Kent, Leslie, IS7 Kent, Marilyn, 41, 116 Ketchum, David, 141 Ketter, Catherine, 141 keyting, Walter, 157 kiddie, Jennifer, 111 Kilian, Stephen, 157 Kimbell, Henry, IS7 Kinnett, Clarence, 141 Kimsey, Jill, 176 King, Dorothy, 117, 157 �Student Index Kong, Nancy, 47, 119, 162, 176 Koshoyama, Shorley, 141 Kitchen, Nance, 111, 119, 176 Kottredge, Jon, 157 Kline, Courtney, 176 Klone, Koffaney, 49, 141 Klurman, Zopora, 157 Knox, Cynthoa, 114, 176 Knox, Gabroelle, 176 Kobey, Paul, 176 Koenogsberg, Nocko, 104, 117, 141 Kom1sor, Susan, 176 Kontnok, levos, 92, 141 Kotzelnick, Kay, 176 Koshi, Howard, 141 Kosho, Pearl, 157 Kovacs, Zoltan, 176 Krasas, Ruby, 176 Krasas, Tony, 176 ltrause, Karen, 157 Kraxberger, Meredoth, 141 Kreps, Robert, 141 Kroethe, Paul, 79, 141 Kruger, Allen, 157 Kruse, Kathy, 157 Kullong, Wilham, 176 Kurland, Sally, 116, 117, 177 Kurz, Gwen, 157 Kushnor, Jennofer, 157 L La be, louos, 157 lackemann, George, 1oa Laffra, Sharon, 157 Lambert, Letty Jo, 177 Landen, Edmond, 177 lane, larry, 141 lang, Claudoa, 11a, 141 lang, Naomia, 157 langford, Charlotte, 117, 141 langford, Judoth, 108, 115,157 Larosa, Paul, 92, 111, 177 larsen, Jolby, 47, 162, 177 larson, londa, 141 latomer, Ron, 176 law, Barbara, 4a, 119, 162, 177 Lawhon, Sandra, 157 leadbotter, John, 176 Leahy, londa, 142 lean, Gueric, 142 lean, lyroc, 157 lee, Barbara, 142 Leever, Carol, 157 Leever, Cherri, 142 leonard, Doane, 15a leonard, Sharon, 142 leonard, Tracy, 79, 95 Lersch, Barry, 92, 95, 177 letcher, Patrocoa, 177 Levey, lrwon, 93 levy, Steve, 86, 93, 1Sa lewis, Carl, 177 lewos, Gary, 142 lewis, Manon, 142 loghthall, Jack, 142 lind, Jeffrey, 7a, 93, 142 lond, Kenton, 77, 7a, 93, 104, 10a, 116 lotke, loretta, 115, 1Sa lotvon, Gabroel, 93, ua loeb, Alan, 79, 142 longstreet, Nancy Jo, 112, 114, 162, 177 loomos, Howard, 142 lopez, Adolph, 93 loroncz, lbolya, 1sa lort, Anthony, 142 lotz, AnnaN., 113, 15a Louthan, Sandra, 177 loui, Bryan, 95 lowe, Felicia, 15a lowman, Yvette, 142 lowry, Dock, 177 lucas, Kaye, 1sa lucy, Barbara, 177 luff, Shelby, 1Sa lytle, Jamie, 111, 142 M MacDonald, John, 93, 177 Macintosh, Donald, 93, 142 MacMillan, Ann, 177 MacMillan, James, 142 MacNeoll, Janet, 142 Madden, James, 177 Madonna, Ann, 117 Maes, Chrostona, 177 Mahan, Allyson, 142 Meierhofer, Teena, 142 Maoze, Barbara, 108, 113, 114, 118, 178 Molander, Jon, 90 Maletoc, Pamela, 142 Maley, John, 94 Manley, Jo, 119, 142 Manley, Jack, 92, 113, 17a Mannong, Mary, 142 Marcum, Larry, 178 Margolin, Sonoa, 113, 117, 142 Marotte, Frederock, 142 Marr, Bruce, 93, 1sa Marshall, Davod, 178 Martyn, Paul, 142 Masunaga, Joyce, 142 Matoba, Kathleen, 178 Mattern, Melonda, 118,119, 11a Matteson, Albon, 178 Maul, Melvin, 11a Mavromatos, Jean, 116, 158 Maxson, Patrocia, 113, 142 May, Robert, 158 Mayeda, Joanne, 142 Mayeda, Thomas, 113 Mays, Connoe, 142 McAndrew, Daniel, 90, 1 sa McCaa, Vicki, 113, 116, 119, 178 McCall, John, 178 McCandless, Steve, 142 McCart, Martha, 115 McCauley, Mary Anne, 17a McCiaury, Sheldon, 93 McClure, Sharon, 178 McCormack, Robert, 105, 116, 17a McCoy, Judith, 142 McDonald, Jesse, 93 McDonald, Paul, 158 McDonald, Thomas, 142 McDonough, Davod, 94, 178 McDowell, James, 17a McEihonney, Anne, 53, 116 McGillovray, Terrance, 142 McGlone, Patrocia, 17a Mcintosh, Mory, 11a McKeeta, Carol, 1sa McKenzie, Jeanne, 114, 178 McKillop, Carol, 17a McKonney, Katherine, 142 Mclaughlin, Jo, 116 McNassor, Ronald, 142 McPherson, Ronald, 142 McVay, Bette Anne, 142 Mead, Mark, 158 Mee, Marilyn, 113, 119, 178 Meininger, Henry, 143 Mengel, Mary Claire, 113 Menzie, Mark, 143 Merrick, lynne, 115, 143 Merritt, Suzi, 143 Metcalfe, Janos, 45, 49, 143 Metcalfe, Richard, 105, 162, 17a Meyer, Ben, 95, 1sa Meyer, Joseph, 79, a4, a6, 150, 1Sa Meyer, Steve, 143 M11ares, Anthony, 105, 110 Moller, Beverl(, 143 Moller, Bonnie, 110 Moller, Jack, 143 Miller, James, 1Sa Moller, Karen, 114, 1a0 Miller, Marilyn, 119, 1a0 Moller, Richard, 110 Moller, Ronald, 95 Miller, Sharon, 1sa Miller, Steve, 93, 143 Millican, Dexter, 87, 93, 143 Millis, lynda, 180 Millward, Jay, 143 Milsteon, James, 112, 1ao Molstein, Michael, 158 Mitchell, Kathryn, 1sa Mitchell, Marilyn, 1Sa Miura, Karen, 116, 143 Modesitt, Melanie, 143 Molioo, Keniseli, 79, laO Molooo, Kuka, 79 Montes, Mona, I 50, 1Sa Moore, Mochael, 143 Morehouse, lynda, 1sa Morgan, Wolloam, 143 Morgenegg, Carl, 143 Moroshoge, Doreen, 143 Morotos, Guntos, 143 Morotos, Valdis, 105 Montz, Dale, 93, 180 Morrison, Donald, 158 Morrison, Sally, 109, 11a, 1Sa Mortensen, Michael, 105, 158 Morton, Judy, 118, 180 Moses, Jeffrey Scott, 94, 143 Mosko, Martin, 1ao Moss, Carol, 143 Massoni, Norman, 158 Mowe, Carolyn, 143 Moyers, Jack, a7, 143 Mullenax, Bertha, 15a Mullons, Carolyn, 180 Mullons, Don, 143 Mullins, Joyce, 158 Musick, Rochard, 143 Musteen, Martha, 143 Myers, Beverly, 143 Myers, Ryntha, 143 Mystkowski, Walter, 95, 1a0 N Nakamura, londa, 1sa Nakamura, Richard, 143 Naylor, Barbara, 119, 149, 1Sa Naylor, Janet, 133, 180 Neil, Carol, 143 Nelson, Betty, 10a Nelson, Judoth, 143 Nelson, Michael, 158 Nelson, Peggo, 143 Nelson, Rochard, 180 Nelson, Suzanne, 158 Nelson, Wayne, 15a Nesheim, Barbara, 104, 110 Nesmith, James, 143 Nethery, Fred, 110 Neuberger, Carol, 143 Newbold, Wendy, 115, 158 Newell, Richard, 92 Newlon, Calvon, 92, 95, 111 Newman, Pennie, 118, 181 Nicholson, David, 143 Nieminen, Susan, 143 Noel, Buddy, 87, 134, 143 Norris, lynda, 1sa Norros, Michael, 93, 181 Norton, Vivian, 181 Nowacki, Michael, 1Sa Nowels, Carol, 114, 119, 181 Nowels, Nancy, 119, 143 Nulan, Darrell, 143 0 Oboyle, Davod, 90, 181 O'Donnell, Rosemary, 1Sa Ogley, Sharon, 181 Ohr, Rochelle, 143 Okubo, Jane, 116, 11a, 1a1 Olonger, losa, 48, 181 Oliver, Walter, a6, 95, 159 Olmsted, Janice, 159 Olmsted, Judoth, 11 a, 111 Oneill, Boll, 92, I 59 Oneill, Patroce, 116, 111, 143 p Pace, Sam, 111 Pace, William, 93 Padilla, Joseph, 78, 86, 95 Page, Margaret, 48, 1 U, 111, 1a 1 Pagliasotti, James, I 59 Palmer, Morvin, 159 Pappas, Dean, 92, 109, 111, 111 Paris, Carol, 111 Parker, Sherry, 1a1 Parkinson, Caryl, 111 Parkinson, Pete, 145 Parks, Paul, 159 Parks, Robert, 145 Parrott, Charles, 181 Patakotos, Jim, 145 Pate, louose, 159 Pattoson, Ann, 117, 145 Paul, Saundra, 145 Paulsen, Inger, 114, 117, 181 Paxson, Cheryl, 145 Payne, Janoce, 104, 105, 114, 111 Payne, Roberta, 104, 105, 159 Peiton, Carolyn, 117, 181 Perdue, Michael, 108 Perkons, Irma, 145 Peterson, Kent, 145 Peterson, Ray, 11 a, 159 Petet, Mary, 182 Petty, Rodney, 159 Petty, larry, 145 Peyton, Patty, 115 Pfeifer, Sylvoa, 113 Phollops, Betty, 118, 159 Phollops, Carol, 145 Phollips, Earl, 112 Phollops, Howard, 145 Phollops, Wayne, 108, 145 Pickerong, Kathryn, 104, 113, 116 Poerce, Carlton, 112 Poerce, Jackquelone, 113, 115 Pole, Glenna, 145 Polger, Vernessa, 159 Potts, Jeanette, 145 Place, Davod, 95, 182 Platt, Janoce, 115 Pleasants, Ann, 182 Plunkett, Constance, 145 Pootz, Mary H., 159 Polzen, Maralyn, 145 Pomeranz, Rock, 93 Pope, Rennoe, 145 Poulton, Rochard, 1a2 Pounden, John, 105 Powell, John, 104, 182 Powers, Jack, 145 Pratt, Clay, 45, 94, 182 Prendergast, Kathleen, 182 Preston, Tom, 182 Proce, londsey, 182 Prongle, Barbara, 145 Protchard, Marolynne, 145 Provo, James, 93 Pryor, Robert, 92, 145 Pryor, Sue, 104, 162, 182 Pryor, Mochael, 79, 159 Pudlok, Patrocoa, 182 Pumphrey, Peter, 145 Q Quarve, Roy, 90, 182 Queen, Bessoe Doan, 145 Quogley, Carole, 182 R Ralston, Mairi, 145 Rankon, Rochard, 182 Ranum, Jerry, 182 Ratloff, Randolph, 159 Rausch, George, U Razor, Cynthoa, 159 Read, Mary, 159 Reddy, Ronald, 145 Reid, Wolloam, 87, 145 Retner, Karen, 145 Reosbock, lossbeth, 116, 145 Reosog, Carroll, 159 Reova, Thomas, 159 Remedi, Richard, 145 Renfro, Patty, 182 Renner, Patricoa, US Rentoe, Donald, 93, 145 Retherford, Sue, 183 Reyman, Catherone, 183 Rheade, John, 159 Rhodes, Roberta, 116 Rice, Delaboan, 53,109,114,113 Roch, Terry, 183 Rochards, Carolyn, 183 Richards, Geoff, 1a3 Rochoe, Gwendolyn, 159 Richoe, Janoce, 145 Richter, Mark, 159 Riedesel, Wilham, 10a, 116, 145 Riepe, Katherine, 159 Roffe, Leroy, 145 Roffe, Mary, 145 �Student Index Riffel, Pam, 145 Roggons, Clark, 145 Rong , Jacqu elone, 1U Ronn e, Sharon, 145 Ropp, Chareen, 145 Rosl ey, Elaon e, 159 Rotkousko, Leonard, 145 Roach, Juloe, 117, 146 Robbon s, Dorothy, 183 Robertson, Deborah, 114, 183 Rob ons, John, 183 Rob onson , Albert, 93 , 159 Robinson , Joyce, 159 Robon son, Londo L. , 159 Robon son, Londo Sue, 11 a , US Robon son, Ro chard, 1OS , 183 Robonson, Ronald, 93 , 1a3 Robonson, Russ, 145 Robonson, Steve, 95 Rodon e, Bruce, 183 Rodroquez, Junee, 48, 114, 113 Roe, Jeanne, 146 Roesch, Laurence, 159 Rog ers, D1ane, 184 Rogers, Mochael, 104, 105, 184 Rogers, Nancy, 115, 159 Roggenbach, Robert, 93 Rohrer, John , 93, 1 a4 Romeo, Charles, 159 Rom eo, Mary, 146 Romeo, Vicki, 118, 146 Rose, Judy, 113 Rosenbaum, Penne, 114, 184 Rosoer, James, 184 Roth, Edward, 162, 184 Roth, James, 146 Rothsteon, Geoffrey, 159 Rounds, Steve, 159 Rowe , Jeanne, 119 Rowley, Davod, 184 Ruble, Joan, 159 Ruby, Moke, 146 Rucker, Polly, 117 Ruffalo, Phollop, 105, 184 Rush, Court, 159 Rush, Marland, 146 Russell, Charles, 95, 159 Rustemeyer, Sandra, 32, 104, 114, 184 Ruston, Robert, 159 Ruth , David, 159 Rutherford, Judoe, 113, 184 Rutledge, Patrocoa, 184 s Saavedra, Theresa, 146 Salevouros, Michael, 32, 105, 116, 184 Sanchez, Benny, 146 Sanders, Pamela, 118, 1U Sanders, Ruth, 159 Sanders, Voctoroa, 146 Sanderson , Geraldone, 159 Sanderson, John, 159 Sanderson, Mary, 146 Sa per, Rochelle, 184 Sargent, Susan, 146 Satele, William, 79, 184 Savelson , Randy, 184 Sawrey, Ralph, 90, 146, 184 Scanlan, Judoth, 113, 184 Scates, Willoam, 116, 146 Schaetzel , Eugene, 1as Schaetzel, Mary, 49, 108, 119, 159 Schmoll, Paul, 185 Schneoder, Cynthoa, 146 Schneoder, Doros, 185 Schneoder, Edoth, 113, 159 Schneider, Myra, 114, 117, 118 Schodde, Sandra, 119, 146 Schoen, John, 159 Schamp, Halcyon, 18S Schroeder, John , 92, 1OS Schutz, Moke, 159 Scott, Janey, 119, 185 Scott, Karen, 159 Scott, Saundra, 146 Scott, Sarah, 159 Scott, Ted , liS Scram, Jacqueline, 40 , 47, 114, 1as Scripps, Jack, 92, 94, 1as Seder, Robert, 185 Seeman , John, liS Se ok el, Barbara, 113, 159 Se kyra, Jam oe, 18S Seky ra , Mochael, 146 Serra , Steve, 95, liS Seydel, Fred, 146 Shafe r, Jean, 159 Shanahan, Dian e, 185 Sharp, Celoa Ann, 185 Sharp, David, 146 She ffo eld, Larry Ja y, U6 Shelton , John, 146 Shepherd, Hogh, 185 Sheppard, Ronald, 159 She r, Alan, 185 Sherbok, Dan oel, 132, 185 Sh ermack, Ann e, 45 , 48, 114, 185 Sherman , Be ttye, 115 Shettle, Nancy, 159 Shoe lds, Eirene, 185 Sh oelds, Henry, 160 Shomozu, Charlotte, 117, 118, 185 Shonofoeld, Marva, 116 Shockley, Cordeloa, 146 Shotwell, Lee, 1a6 Showalter, Beverly, 186 Shultz, Carol, 160 Shuekey, Barbara , 146 Sodwell, Davod, 87 Sodwell , Steve, 44, 95, 186 Somonton , Sandra, 48, 113, 119, 186 Sompson, Daryl, 1a6 Sosson, Don, 146 Skeeters, Edward, 160 Skoles, Richard, 146 Slaten, Wendell, 186 Slaughter, Susan, 146 Slothowe r, John, 17, 146 Smeltzer, Joseph, 186 Smoth , Be ryl , 104, 116, 146 Smoth , Candy, 104, 162, 186 Smoth, Donna, 117, 146 Smoth, Janoce, 186 Smoth, Jeanette, 146 Smoth, Londo, 119, 160 Smoth, Ralph, 78 Smoth, Rochard, 84, 94, 186 Smoth , Sharon, 108, 160 Smoth, Stacy, 160 Smoth, Terry, 146 Soker, Joann, 109, 160 Spady, Rebecca, 160 Span, Barbara, 160 Span, Doros, 160 Spanarella, John, 160 Spangenberg, Martha, 47, 114, 186 Sparks, James, 146 Spear, Wolloam, 93, 160 Spence, Bruce, la6 Spe nce, Charlene, 146 Spence, Dale, 146 Spencer, Penny, 146 Spencer, Rochard, 1a6 Sprogg, Alan, 146 Sprongs, Meredoth, U6 Stafford, Cheryl, 146 Standley, Nancy, 186 Stapleton, Edward, 92, 160 Starr, Sue, 113, 117, 119, 116 Staub, Henry, 92, 93, 160 Stearns, Nancy, 160 Steon, Barry, 116 Sterkel , Londo, 146 Steuart, George, la6 Stevens, Melvon, 160 Stevens, Ronald, 146 Stocker, Erwon, 160 Stoenner, Jean, Ill, 1a6 Stone, Laurel, 117, 146 Stone, Cheryl, 186 Stonements, Karen, 45, 49, 160 Stout, Ty, 90, 92 Stracy, Emoly, 119, 146 Stracy, George, 1a6 Strakosh, Pamela, U6 Stranahan, Patrick, 146 Strand, Donald, 146 Strawbridge, Carol, 1a6 Street, Marcoa, 146 Streno, Countis, U7 Striblong, Robert, 101 Stroh, Harvey, 84 St roh, Ton o, 147 St ruc k, Margue rot e, 117, 186 Stuart, Chris, 160 Suazo, Ma ry, 186 Sudholt, f ri tz, a7 Sudholt, Suzanne, 113, 160 Suoter, Dana, 147 Summe rs, Kei th, 105, 187 Summ ers, Paul , 147 Surber, She rry, 187 Swanberg, Karl, 187 Swan son, Juli e, 187 Swos her, Bob, 187 Sydel, Fred, 116 Sylves te r, Gayle, 160 Szwec, Lydoa, lOS, 109, 116, 118, 160 T Takam anc, Eug ene, 147 Talmage, Edward, 187 Tams, Peggy, 119, 187 Tartle r, Edd, 147 Tate, Rochard, 80, 81 , 84, 95 Tatter, Paul, lOS, 187 Tatter, Ruth, 113, 147 Taylor, Barbara, 160 Taylor, James, 189 Taylor, Bob, 32, 108, 162, 1a7 Taylor, Rob ertS ., 160 Taylor, Walter, 189 Teel, Jon, 160 Templ e, Charles, 160 Ten Bronk, Donna, 113 Terry, Luke, 189 Thaye r, Doane, 189 Thed e, Susan, 117 Thobodeau, MarJoroe, 104, 114, 162, 189 Thomas, Rochard , 93 , 160 Thompson , Barbara, 189 Tnompson, George, 160 Thompson, Gwendolyn, 117, 160 Thompson, Jeffrey, 92, 93, lOS, 116, 189 Thompson, Thomas, 160 Thorne, Davod, 160 Thurman, Gaol, 114, 189 Toetge, Jerroe, 114, 189 Topton , Penelope, 189 Totus, Alan, 93 Toboas, Yvonne, 113, 118 Tolover, Charles, a7, 93 Torrens, Donald , 93, 160 Torres, Sharon Renee, 161 Trapp, Doanne, 115 Trapp, Susan, 161 Traylor, Rochard, lOS, 161 Treber, Gerald, 189 Treverrow, Glenn, 189 Trotsky, Londo, 117 Trujollo, Mary, 117, 189 Tsubokawa, Horo, 113, 117, 189 Tucker, Beth, 114, 117, 189 Tucker, Joseph, 189 Tucker, Judy, 189 Turk, Marcoa, 189 Turnbull, Wolloam, 116, 189 Tyler, Sabra, 161 Typher, Marolyn, 161 u Ufema, Deborah, 118, 1a9 Ullmer, Barbara, liS Ungefug, John, 161 Urban , John , 161 Uyemura, Donna, 101, 161 v Vale nt ine, Charles, 189 Vandapool, Rochard, 190 Vandapool , Nicky, 45, 47, 119, 190 VanEpps, David, 190 Vanwoerkom, Jon R., 190 Vayo, Donald , 190 Verroer, Lucolle, 190 Vesc1o, JoAnn , 190 Vidour, Leon, 161 Vi rondo, Anoia, 117, 190 Volt, Ed, 190 Vittetow, Lee, 190 VonHoene, Elizabeth, 190 Vrettos, James, 116 w Wada, JOJO, 161 Waggoner, John, 190 Wagne r, Patrocoa, 119, ISO, 161 Wagner, Paul, 17 Wagschal, Peter, 1OS Wakefoeld , Edward, 190 Wakefo eld, Mandel, 161 Waldner, Terry, 113 Walker, BeHy, 115, 190 Walker, John, 109, 190 Wallace, Doane, 118 Walters, Sharon , 117, 191 Wolz, Phylos, 113, 119, 161 Warn er, Gaol, 114, 116, 191 Wartburg , Ronald, 161 Waterman, Candace, 113, 119, 161 Wate rman, Kathleen , 45 , 48, 114, 191 Watts, Lesloe, 161 Weaver, Berton, 45 Weaver, Laurel, 161 We bber, Joseph, 191 Webe r, Beverly, 161 Weddel, Nancy, 161 Wehrlo, Doann, 118, 161 Weimer, Paul, 191 We ondel , Joyce, 191 We onstock, Barbara, 101, 161 Weoss, Charles, 161 Weoss, James, 113 Weoss, Katherone, 191 Weoss, Marsha, 117 Welch, Ethel, 114, 191 Weldon, Londo, 191 Wells, Steve, 191 West, Patrocia, 161 Westmoreland, Sandra, 161 Wetzel, Carole, 119, 191 Wetzner, Steven, 105, 161 Whalen, Michael, 113 Wheelock, Martha, 47, 162, 171 Whosler, Sharon, 101 Whotlock, Rovers, 161 Whotmore, Bonnoe, 161 Woeder, John, 161 Woggins, Helen, 161 Wolde, Carol, 161 Woles, Marvon, 191 Wolhoot, Geraldone, 191 Wolloams, Chuck, 14, a7 Wolloams, Ethel, 191 Wolloams, Marcoa, 119, 191 Wolloams, Rowena, 161 Wolloams, Venota, 161 Wolloams, Wolloe, 93 Wolls, Ann, 161 Wolson, Margot, 113 Wilson, Patrocia, 118, 161 Wolson, Rochard, 191 Wolson , Voctoroa, Ill Woltfong, Robert, 93, 191 Wondle, John, 32 Wonn, Rae Beth, 191 Wonters, frank , 113, 191 W isnesky, Ronnoe, 193 Woss, Motchell, 193 Witthaus, Roneane, 193 Wong, Voctor, 104, lOS, 161 Work, Stephen, lOS, 193 Wroght, Brenda, 117 Wroght, Janoce, 53, lOa Wright, Joan, 193 Wroght, Paul, 161 Wroghtson , Bernard, 90, 92, 193 Wytoas, CharloHe, 150, 161 y Yabe, Arlene, 119, 193 Yamada, Doane, lOS , lOa, 116, 161 Yamamoto, Ronald, 161 Yankee, Sam, 161 Yasuzawa, Steve, lOS , 116, 193 Young, Carolyn, 117 Youngclaus, George, 193 Yrosarro, Joseph, 162 z Zari, Guy, 193 Zavaras, Arost, 45, 193 Zohn, Marsha, 193 �1962 Angelus Staff EDITOR Jim Milstein COPY EDITOR Nancy Longstreet BUSINESS MANAGER Larry Durance Mike Pryor- Assist. HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Don Broun ALBUM EDITOR Peggy Tams COPY COMMITTEE Sue Golson Janet Benish Halcyon Schamp PRODUCTION COMMITTEE Larry Durance- Sports Tony Mijares Jerrie Tietge Anne Shermack Paul Kobey Jacque Scram Victor Wong ART COMMITTEE Marilyn Mee Pat Wagner Kathi Anderson PHOTO-COORDINATOR Carole Wetsel ASSISTANTS Judi Anderson Howard Loomis CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Kathi Bowman MASCOT Margot Wilson PHOTOGRAPHERS Frank Brown John Clarke Jim Milstein SPONSORS Carolyn Nelson Rolf Johnson �Specifications and Credits The 1962 Angelus is printed by offset lithography on Luminescent High White Vellum stock. Body copy is set in 10 point Spartan Medium, captions in 8 point Metro Medium, and Metro Bold, page heads in 24 point Tempo Heavy. Photographic specifications, equipment and materials include: three Pentaxes, three Rolleiflexes, two Graphics, two Leicas, one eight-by-twenty view camera, one eight-by-ten view camera, one Plaid Wide Angle Camera (World's one and only), one Brownie Starflash, one Graflex Strobe IV, one Heiland 71A, two Heiland 60S, one Graflex II, one Dormitzer Zephyr, one Heiland 72A, two Braun units, many many #22 bulbs, fifteen hundred feet 35mm film (Pius-X, Tri-X), 160 rolls 120 film (ditto), 100 sheets 4x5 Royal Pan, 2 sheets 8x20 Royal Pan, one 23C Beseler enlarger, three Omega D2 coldlite enlargers, one 43CRX Beseler enlarger, one 35mm Leitz enlarger, and five darkrooms. Most pictures were exposed on Tri-X film at 1300 ASA and developed normally in Acufine Developer. The original prints were made on Kodak Polycontrast paper (11x14), DuPont Varigam (8x10), and Agfa glossy Ill, IV, and V (8x10 and 11x14) and developed in LPD paper developer. The prints were natural and blotter dried for reproduction. Queens and attendants were shot by Edward DeCroce of Stoffel Studio. Special large format wide angle photography was provided by Mile High Photo. �����·• .. ~t ~- .. .· .. .. ~ "' • .,.. ( .. 't .. r . ... ""· .""' ""' ·· .· -· ' .· .. ~ -... .. .--- ~- r r. ( - -:- -;.... ,.-. .... ~ ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Angelus 62 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1962 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/928910335a0461baedbb6a4302ac8f71.pdf 6e59f9122ae5057b737881212b8a4ada PDF Text Text ���������������After two years on split session, East has returned to a regular schedule. And Mr. Colwell has taken over as the new principal. ��The teacher pauses to work with the individual who shows understanding and promise. 14 ���Outside the classroom a teacher may play the role of parent, advisor, friend, or cheerleader. 17 �The student, in response to the opportunities for learning, conducts research which enables him to form opinions and express his ideas. 18 �19 �~r. Jack Beardshear Assistant Principal ~rs. ~ary ~oore Dean of Girls Administration ~r. Oscar ~arinoff Coordinator 20 ��Acsell, Raymond Social Science Anderson, Anne Clerk Anderson, Elsie English Ashbacher, Jean Physical Education Attebery, Louie English Arnold, Helen Language Auger, John Counseling Berger, Elsa Mathematics Bierbach, Robert Industrial Arts Bragg, Arthur Assistant Dean of Boys Breen, Jay Social Worker Burmeister, Daniel Social Science Call, Alice Soctol Science Chapman, Elbert Phys•col Education Charlesworth, Harry Mathematics Clark, Hazel Librarian Coleman, James Physical Education Coleman, Paul Mathematics Craig, Harold Science Craig, Myron Mathematics Craven, Elizabeth Evaluation Dean, Rhoda Home Economics DesJardins, Regina Art Dungan, Roger Business Educotton Dunkin, May Phystcol Educotton Eggleston, Ruth Business Education Ek, Sonja Clerk Evan, Alwyn Secretory Ewer, Bruce Mathematics Flotow, Eleanor Social Science 22 �Fox, Wayne Social Science Fruland, Judy English Garrett, Lawrence Language Gaubatz, Dorothy Language Gerner, Mary Nell Language Gillett, Barbara Librarian Glowes, Katherine English Gnadt, Floyd Business Education Gould, Katherine Business Educat"on Green, Olive Art Griffin, Kathryn Business Education Grill, Harry English Hastings, Vivian Clerk Hill, Thelma English Hinderlider, Clyde Mathematics Hoffman, Morris Science llgaudas, Lucille Physical Education James, Mitchell Mathematics Jeffrey, Mary English Jester, Marilyn Clerk Johnson, Ralph English Johnson, Richard lndustnal Arts Kennedy, Robert Counseling Koons, Alice Social Science Kreiner, Genevieve English Lace, Kathryn Language Lindblom, Milton Sac1al Science Mahonchak, Michael Social SciMce Maley, Raymond Industrial Arts Mansfield, George Social Science �Marr, Jennie Treasurer Matheson, Marian English Matties, John Language Moulton, Jack Physical Educat1on Mullenix, Clarence Science Nelson, Carolyn English Nicholson, John Mathematics Padboy, Marion Music Page, Helen Home Economics Panek, Adolph Physical Education Pearson, Eloise Librarian Pigott, Blanche Language Phelps, Chester Mathematics Pixley, Elizabeth DeYelopmental Powell, Marion English Race, Edward Soctal Science Redic, James Mathematics Rhen, Edna Business Education Rider, Mary Clerk Root, Abigail Sactal Science Rudel, Joan Business Education Schwarzler, Henrietta Clinic Shadwell, Kay Music Shakespeare, Virginia Clerk Shonk, Wayne Social Science Sigismond, Richard Social Science Slovek, John Social Science Smith, Loren Science Smith, Morgoret Language Smith, Price Social Science 24 �Smyth, John Counseling Spangenberg, Hasel Home Economics Sproul, Creta Business Education Stuckey, Ellwyn Social Science Spurlin, Melvin Science Weed, Mary Social Science Williamson, J. Howard Mathematics Walter, Alice Assistant Dean of Girls Zarlengo, Domtnic Sctence Zumwinkel, John English ���ACTIVITIES CALENDAR Howdy Day 0 0 0 0 0 Drama Club Ploy 0 0 0 November 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bock-to-School Night 0 o 0 0 Christmas Program Wmter Concert 0. 0 Father-Daughter Supper 0 ••••• 0 0. 0 0 Bock-to-School Night • 0 PTA Fashion Show . 0 •• 0 0 0 •• 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 Wolcott Contest . February 26 March 2 & 4 o 0 0 • 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0. 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Red and White Day . Senior Closs Day 0. April 12 April14 Spring Concert 0 February 10 March 23 & 24 Sports Recognition Dinner 0 January 19 March 16, 17 & 18 Council Capers Graduation January 11 February 15 Citywide High School Concert 0 November 16 December 20 Woodbury Oratorical Contest All School Show November 4 0 0. 0 0 0 April 25 May 19 June 2 June 5 �Student Go ernment Unifying the student body through rts socral and service activities, the East High Student Council creates a spirit of democracy and promotes a high standard of achievement in all aspects of student life. 29 �Ushering in the Yuletide season, Student Council members adorn the halls of East. With high spirits, the decorating committee prepares the atmosphere for the Student Council Sweetheart Dance. Council Capers provides an exhibition of high school talent as well as funds for all-city student government. 30 �Exchanging administrative and student ideas, the Principal's Advisory Council helps improve the program at East. Monthly meetings of the Delegate Assembly enable students to express the opinions of the classes that they represent. 31 ���Angelus Reflecting the vital spirit of East High School, the 1961 Angelus Staff produces a creative record of student life. �Spotlight Humorous writing in the Spotlight's unique parody of The Rocky Mountain News stimulates a record sale. �Enthusiastic and encouraging, the White Jackets' cheers urge the football team on to victory. White Jac ets 36 �Seraph Sisters Performing service to school and community, the Seraph's activities include the complimentary faculty teo and the donation of time to clerical duties and charity. 37 �38 �Cheer eaders 39 ��To enrich the cultural dimensions of East High, the concert choir, orchestra, and bond strive for musical perfection. usic Groups 41 �On Back-to-School Night, the PTA encourages academic achievement by promoting an understanding relationship between home and school. At the annual Spring Fashion Show, the PTA raises funds by providing a preview of the season's fash1ons. PTA 42 �POISE Gretchen Diner FRIENDLINESS Judy Kawamoto Senior Girl Awwards CHEERFULNESS Brigid Shanahan LOYALTY Jeanne Miller COURTESY Pam Bader LEADERSHIP Lee Jacobs BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Joan Denious SERVICE Judy Counts SPORTSMANSHIP Pat Gaul SENSE OF HUMOR Nancy N1em1nen DEPENDABILITY Linda Dunkin 43 �Tension mounts as contestants in the Woodbury contest recreate famous speeches. Miles Gersh won with his interpretation of Clarence Darrow's "Plea for Mercy." Below, Joann Soker gives her winning delivery during the Wolcott sight reodeng contest. Speech Contests 44 �Stage Creww An integral port of dramatic presentations, the Stage Crew manages technical aspects of production. 45 �All School Showv The instrumental trio, composed of B. J. Young, Ed Wakefield, and Jim Bronson, adds a rhythmic note to the show. Anne Perry thrills a responsive audience with her rendition of the Prelude in G Minor of Rachmaninoff. Katherine Anderson's lovely hula hands rhythmically shape legends of Hawaii. These French maids "enjoy being girls" in their frilly costumes. �"We got nothin' to look masculine and cute for" laments the Boys' Chorus as one "sailor" seeks a substitute for a "dome." 47 �"Ready East! Let's Go," shouts an exuberant group of Angels at a pep assembly. Displaying remarkable grace and coordination, members of t h e modern dance class perform in their annual assembly. 48 �Assemblies Charles Kenning and the East Concert Choir present an inspiring arrangement of "I Am An American" in the traditional code assembly. The Hastings College Band, one of the first traveling instrumental groups, presents a delightful musical program. The members of the Drama Club and medieval history classes present an interesting combination of medieval pageantry and space age imagination in their assembly. "We are marching to Preto-o-ria" with Don Crawford as he performs folk songs in one of the outstanding assemblies of the year. The movie, presented in the traditional Angelus assembly, was a new technique in yearbook advertising. 49 �Red and White Day In the days preceding Red and White day, students and teachers secretly prepare class skits and floats for drsplay on color day. The Angelus was unable to record the actual occasion because of the unusually late date, May 19. ����SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CALENDAR October 8 Seraph Sister Dance Fall Sports Dance Senior Fall Dance Junior Prom ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •• ••• 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 •• 0 Senior Prom .......... • • October 29 • •••••• •• Sophomore Class Party . Sweetheart Dance 0 • 0 November 19 December 10 0 0. 0 0 •••••• 0 •• 0 ••• 0 ••• 0.. February 4 February 11 April15 �Angelus King and Queen MR. WOODY GARNSEY MISS SALLY MORRISON The Kingston Trio chose Sally Morrison and Woody Garnsey as this year's Angelus King and Queen. They selected from six finalists who were chosen from the Angelus Album section by an impartial judge. 55 �The evening begins with checking bids and greeting friends in the hall. A couple pauses to pin on carnations which were given at the door. �A solitary policeman, a group of chaperones, a good dance band, and a couple alone in a crowdall contribute to the evening's atmosphere. 57 �After standing and watching Ed Demos and Nicky Vandapool do a solo dance, couples swing in a lively polka. Some relax on the mats amid abandoned shoes. 58 �an be f un- where d . Destruction c. s ore concerne donee decoration ds in tangle o dance en Here apop er streamers crepe f ����Fall Sports Dance Couples at the Fall Sports Dance, Tam O'Shanter, found themselves in a land of Scottish castles and plaid skies. The queen's attendants were, from left to right and top to bottom: Alice Binkley, Sue Roberts, Nancy Bramley, Barbara Orf, Karen Bryan, and Pam Bader. MISS BRIQI SHANAHAN ... ~all Sporta Qyeen 63 ��Senior Fall Dance A nebbish woven in the ceiling looked down upon couples reading a cartoon story of his adventures, which circled the gym balcony. Nebbish Nite was a night of knights who were, left to right, top to bottom : Miles Gersh, Gary Miller, Pat Moriarity, and Ben Stout. MR. BOB VAN EPPS ... Senior <]all CJ)ance ~ing 65 �Junior Pro111 The decorations of the Junior Prom recreated a scene of "Moonlight on the Seine." The queen's throne was a graceful river-boat. Her attendants were, from left to right, top to bottom: Janet Nay· lor, Nancy Bramley, Marty Spangenberg, Nancy King, Nicky Vandapool, and Martha Wheelock. MISS VAUQHN HICKS ... ~uttior cprom Qyeett 66 ��Swweetheart Dance Angels rode a carrousel in the center of the Sweetheart Dance, Cupid's Carrousel. A large heart made up the throne for the sweetheart couple whose attendants were, from left to right, top to bottom : Ty Greer, Bud Wilson, Jim Yanda pool, Joan Hildebrand, Steve Paul, John Tull, Gary Miller, Mike Moynihan, Karen Bryan, Pam Bader, Pat Earl, Celeste Zarini, Brigid Shanahan . Missing from the picture is Pat Alper. MISS ALICE BINKLEY a11d MR. DICK BLASCHKE Sweetheart eouple 68 ��/ �ay Queen Senior May Queen Attendants are, left to right and top to bottom: Pat Gaul, Sue Roberts, Pat Earl, Gretchen Diner, Pam Bader, Margaret Starr, Barbie Orf. Absent from the picture is Brigi Shanahan. MISS MARQARET STARR ... cmav Queett 71 �Honorary May Queen Attendants are, left to right ond top to bottom: Sharon Decker, Alice Binkley, Celeste Zanni, Judy Kawamoto, Eloise Stocker, Joan Hildebrand, Bonnie Friedrich, Bobble Childers, Judy Counts, Sue Heffner. 72 �Sophomore and Junior May Queen Attendants ore, left to right and top to bottom : Pam Robinson, Barbie Naylor, Koren Bryon, Junee Rodriquez, Vaughn Hicks, Nancy Bromley, Mono Montes, Marty Spangenberg, Martha Wheelock, Nancy King . 73 ���VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team L T Pet. Washington 6 0 .857 South .. ·········· 6 1 0 .857 Manual 3 3 .500 North 3 3 1 .500 East 3 4 0 .429 . ······· Jefferson .. ... 3 4 0 .429 West ············ 3 4 0 .429 Lincoln •.•. .... ... 0 7 0 .000 w ...... ······· ... 76 �Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER Mr Adolph Panek - Coach Name Number Achatz, Gerold L. .... 22 Berg , John L. .... 11 Blaschke, Richard .... 26 Demos, Ed Dean ........... ... 10 Dertinger, Alan L . . . . . . . . . . 65 Durance, Lawrence W .... ... 81 Evans, J . Dave .. 23 Fairley, George Michael .75 Fl in, Doug Leon ....... ...... . 84 Gagan, Cary J 21 Gilbert, Robert D 73 Greer, Thomas F 42 ·········· Helton, Will iam L. . 64 H1ggins, Otis M. . .. ....... . ... . . 85 Hilton, Jon R. . ......... 61 Lopez, Adolph .... 63 MacDonald, John R. 70 Molander, James B. 67 Manley, John R. 40 ............. ........ .. Mill er, Gary 83 Mill er, Ronald E. 80 Miura , Dennis S. 20 Morionty, Pot W. ········· 25 Oliver, Walter M. . . .. 62 Ranum , Jerry L. ........... . 52 Robinson , Dan R. ......... 51 Schm1dt, Walter R. 36 Sidwell, Steven D. ....... .. so Steigerwalt, James G. 77 Stout, Ben C 41 Stribling, Robert W 72 Tate, Richard G. 12 Terry, Luke G. . 24 Thomas, John M. ········· · . .60 Wilcox, Henry C. ..... 74 Winters, Fronk J . 71 Wiss, Mitchell J. ··· ·· ····· 82 Van Woerkom, Jon Richard ... 76 Zavoras, Arist W ... 86 .. . .... .. ..... . . .. . ..... .. �Ed Demos' kickoff opens the 1961 football season as the Big Red is upset by the West High Cowboys 26-21. Eluding a Boulder tackler, Larry Du ranee drives for a first down in East's 19-19 tie with the Tigers. Gridmen and Coaches rejoice after a narrow victory over Manual which sparked them to successive wins over Lincoln and Jefferson. Coach Panek Suffers through another one. 78 ��Junior Football JUNIOR FOOTBALL Mr Myron Craig- Coach Achatz, Gerald Berg, John L. Durance, Lawrence Flln, Doug Leon Gagan, Cary James Greer, Thomas F. Helton, William L. MacDonald, John R. Manley, John R. Miller, Ronald E. Nethery, Fred Ranum, Jerry L. Sidwell, Steven D. Tate, Richard G. Terry, Luke G. Wills, John Wiltfong, Bob Winters, Frank J. Wiss, Mitchell J. Van Waerkom, Jon Richard Zavaras, Arist W 80 �Sop om ore Football UNDEFEATED, Junior and Sophomore football teams raise East's hopes for the '62 varsity squad. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Mr. James Redec- Coach Boyer, William Block, James Blaschke, James Blizzard, Charles Bond, Wolter Boslough, James Brtlun, Richard Bunch, Robert Canady, Donald Crawford, David Davis, Philip Dertinger, Alan Fuller, Van Gilbert, Robert Greer, Robert Hill, Wayne Hilton, Jon Jones, William Keenright, Dennis Leonard, Tracy Levy, Stephen Lopez, Adolph Meyer, Ben Nicoll, William Oliver, Wolter Padilla, Joseph Peterson, Raymond Piper, Lorry Reale, John Reivo, Thomas Russel, Charles Sellers, Lorry Shepherd, Ronald Smith, Todd Spear, William Stocker, Erwin Stnbling, Robert Taylor, Thomas Thomas, Richard Weber, Paul 81 �Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Lawrence Garrett- Coach Lind, Kent Riggs, Vincent Seidenberg, Tony Smith, Donald Smith, Ronald CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Team Lincoln East . ~u~ West Washington Jefferson . . . . . . . • . . . North Manual • 82 Pta. 16 28 42 77 87 93 118 Did Not Finish �GOLF ROSTER Mr. Garrett - Coach Ashworth , Pete Clarke, Jon Macdonough, Bob Ransom , Bob Robinson , Coleman Schmidt, Bob Scripps, Jack Wagtchal, Pete Golf GOLF STANDINGS Team Win Washington .... ... 22 Jefferson .21 . 18h East Lincoln . 18 South ......... . 17);2 West ............ .. 8 North 6 Manual Lose Pet. 6 7 786 750 .661 .643 .625 .286 .214 .036 9h 10 10h 20 22 27 �Tennis TENt•HS STANDINGS Win Team .. 34 Washington 31 East ...... ... 29 South North .... ... ...• 24 .24 L1ncoln .... ....•. 12 West JeHerson ········ •... 8 ..... 6 Manual .. .. 84 Lose 8 11 13 18 18 30 34 34 Pet. .810 .738 690 .571 .571 .286 .190 .143 TENNIS Appleton, John Barton, Doug Bowens, Ron Chessen , Doug Hahn, Gary Hilton, James Holme, Howard Satele, Bill Wilson , Bud Young , Bayard �Basketball Dribbler Otis Higgins sweeps past a George Washington defender. In a rugged, hard-fought battle, East crushes a worthy adversary by eighteen beautiful points. The final score : East- 50, Washington -32. �VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Paul Coleman- Coach Beaird, Dick Depue, John Durance, Larry Gagan, Cary Hart, Phil Heath, Gary Higgins, Otis Hilton, Jim Kline, Courtney Mains, Norman Moriarity, Pat Rausch, George Serra, Steve Sidwell, Steve Smith, Richard Stroh, Harvey Tate, Richard VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Team w L Pet. Washington 13 1 .929 Manual .. 3 786 •. J1 East . . 10 4 .714 South 8 6 .571 West 7 6 .500 North 4 10 .286 Jefferson 11 3 .214 Lincoln 14 0 .000 ... ..... 86 ��JUNIOR BASKETBALL Panek, Pat- Coach Beaird, Dick DePue, Jack Durance, Larry Hart, Phtl Heath, Gary Kline, Courtney Rausch, G arge Serra, Steve Sidwell, Steve Stroh, Harvey Junior George Rausch leaps over Cason of Wash- ington to lead East to victory. The Juniors finished with a 8-6 record to tie with West for third place. Junior Basketball 88 �Sophomore Bas elba II Sophomores jump high to pull down a rebound. Mr. Redic's squad, composed of promising sophomores, posted a 7-7 league record for a fifth place tie with South. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Redic, Mr. James.--Cooch Bayers, Bill Bunch, Bob Canaday, Don Dertinger, Alan Gilbert, Bob Hilton, John Johnson, Steve Levy, Steve Lopez, Ad Meyer, Joe Oliver, Walt �Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING Team Pts. West . . . . . . 98 North . • • . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . • . . • • . . 81 lincoln . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . . • . . . 76 East . • . . . . . . . ••. 56 South ..•...•••..••...•....•...• 42 Wash ington . . . . . . . • ...••...••.... 31 Manual ...••. . .• 19 Jefferson . . . . • • . • 14 90 WRESTLING James Co lemon - Coach Blaschke, Jam es Blaschke, Richard Callier, Marvin Dvei rinl , Gordon Fl in, Douglas Fong , Tony Fuller, Richard Mayeda, Thomas Miura , Dennis Peterson, Edw in Piper, lawrence Rahout1s, Gary Schmidt, Walter Stein , Sanford Swanberg, Chris Taft, Rod Thede, larry Van Woerkom, Rick Vayo, Don Wilcox, Henry Winters, Frank Coaches Coleman and Hinderlider encourage Gary Rahoutis (right) to escape the West High "monkey" on his back and go on to wm an 8 to 4 decision. ��............... ...................... ........... ............. ................... . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . .. . ............................................................................ ........................... ............................. ............................. . ........................... .. .... ..... .. ....." ........................ .................. .. .. .. " ........ " ............. . " .......... ............. . . . ...... ..... .. .. . . " ~ " �Apparatus Gym GYMNASTICS ROSTER Moulton, J A -Coach Arfsten, Lonnie Blackwell, Jerome Blackwell, Kenny Boyer, Doug las Chew, Ed Dan•els, Jim Erickson, Marvin Evans, Dave Fuller, Richard Goldhammer, Mike Johnson, Walter Lamb, Jim Moore, Steven Petty, Rodney Rankin, Richard Sawrey, James Taylor, James Terry, Luke Van Epps, Dave Wrightson, Bernard Zipp, John APPARATUS GYM STANDINGS Team Lincoln . West . . South .. . East . . . Washington Jefferson Manual North Pts. ......... 143 104h 78 63 3312 14 6 6 �Swwi111ming CITY SWIMMING STANDINGS Washington .... 96!'2 South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5812 East . . . .................. .40 Jefferson ... . ...• 36 North ............ 26 Lincoln ... 14 Manual ....................... 13 West ............... 0 94 ��5 i Team SKI TEAM Aschbacher, Miss Jean -Sponsor Barnhart, Randy Benwell, Margaret Carlile, Jay Erickson, Morvin Fontius, Kay Foust, G. T. Garnsey, Woody Hicks, Vaughn Lamphere, Marcia Lang, Sandy Madden, Jim Page, Meg Pleasants, Ann Ritter, John Rodriquez, Junee Rogers, Nancy ��Track TRACK ROSTER Moulton, Jack- Coach Achatz, Jerry Berg, John Broun, Dick Canaday, Don Crawford, Jerome Demos, Ed Durance, Larry Flin, Douglas Goltry, Norman Greer, Ty Haynes, John Heath, Ron Higgins, Otis Hilton, Jim Johnson, Steve Knight, John Leonard, Mark Lind, Kent Litvin, Gabriel Macdonald, John Mackintosh, Art Miller, Gary Ranum, Jerry Rausch, George Riggs, Vincent Robinson, AI Robinson, Ron Russ, Andreas Seidenberg, Tony Stein, Barry Stracy, George Vandapool, Jim Wells, John Wiltfong, Bob 98 ��Baseball East defeats the previous state champions by breaking South's 23game winning streak. Display of excellence and uniformity of performance characterize the 1961 varsity squad. �VARSITY BASEBALL SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Craig, Mr. Myron- Coach Coleman, Mr. Paul- Coach Beaird, Dick Blaschke, J1m Blaschke, Dick Bradford, Karl England, Darrell Gagan, Cary Gammill, Glen Jacobson, Sheldon Merritt, Jim Miller, Ronnie Moriarity, Pat Morimoto, Dennis Mystkowski, Walt Newlin, Calvin Place, David Serra, Steve Sidwell, Steve Spotts, Dick Stout, Ben Tate, Richard Terry, Luke Redic, Mr. James- Coach Boyers, William Bender, Julian Black, James Bloom, Gary Bunch, Robert Clark, Dumont De Herrera, Abe Garnsey, Walter Leonard, Tracy Lopez, Adolph Loui, Bryan Meyer, Ben Nicholls, William Oliver, Walter Padilla, Joseph Ransome, Robert Robinson, Steve R~ssell, Charles Tiegs, Kenneth ���Sondra Barnhouse- Seraph Sisters Linda Dunkin- FT A Outstanding Club Linda Goldfogel- Tri-Hi- Y embers Mark Leonard- Pre-Law �Inter-Club Council: There's a lot more to making a club tick than just talk- it takes the enthusiasm and loyalty of several outstanding club members plus the organization and co-operation of the Inter-Ciub Council. �106 �Bowling Club: Strike!? D Club: Sponsoring seasonal award assemblies and banquets, the lettermen of the D Club serve the athletic program of East High School. 107 �Skeast: This spring Skeast hosted the Mile High Sk1 Meet at Arapahoe Basin. 108 ��Junior Red Cross: J.R.C. traditionally takes a group of orphans to a football game. On October 15, the members with orphans i n to w viewed the North-East f o o t b a II game. Even though one orphan was lost momentarily, everyone who attended had a good time. 110 �Bridge Club: The first bridge club tournament of the year matched teams of girls against boys. Apparently the boys overlooked the girls' bridge playing in favor of other factors, since the next tournament found the teams co-ed in makeup. 111 �Tri-Hi- Y: A pm in helping hands ... . . . marks the beginning of friendships .•. . . . and service through Tri-Hi-Y. 112 �Speech Club: Marla Schepp, a member of Speech Club, develops a girl's best talent - talking - in p;eparation for one of the many debate matches in which the club participates. Key Club: In addition to rais1ng money for the City Park Zoo and the foreign exchange program, Key Clubbers hustled a memorable sale of student directories to become the wealthiest, if not the busiest club at East. 113 �Counterpoints: Co u n te rpo in ts combines work with fun; singing with service, takmg time from caroling to make Chnstmas stockings for orphanages Chess: The king's the thing, but how to checkmate him? Aye, there's the rub! 114 ��Drama Club: Drama Club's outstanding activity this year was The Lould Red Patrick, a comedy portraying the life of a 19th Century Irish family. Here Dick Krush nic rehearses his lines with other members of the cast. Drama Club: Mr. Bill Rogers of Denver University demon strates the art of applytng stage make-up. Here he portrays his idea of a sea captain . �Euclidian Club: Chuck Phelps frantically writes the formula for God on the blackboard as Mr. Charlesworth looks on bewildered. Symposium: Don Odell explains the fundamentals of symbolic logic. Nine Point Circle: This computer may rule the world when it grows up. �F.T.A. Club: Members of F.T .A. help lost and bewildered parents at Back-to-School Night .. . . .. and show their appreciation to teachers with small bribes. Linda Duncan practices "apple-polishing" Miss Wolter Foreign Language Club: Germany- the land, the customs, the people: Rolf Mueller pictures his homeland for fellow members of the Foreign Language Club. 118 �Junior Classical League: At the annual Christmas party, members of the J . C. L. join in the sing ing of Christmas carols in Latin . Junior Classical League is a club for advanced Latin students. 119 �Pre-Law: The sound of a judge's gavel and the beginning of a mock trial mark the semi-annual induction of new members into Pre-Law. Pre-Med: One of the most educational activities of the Pre-Med club this year was an observation of a dog operation performed at Colorado General Hospital. 120 �Model Teens: Peggy Benson exemplifies the club's objectives of poise and good grooming in the annual fashion show held this year at the Continental Denver. �Epicurean Club: Epicurus is dead, Lucretius is dead and I'm not feeling so well myself. lnternation Relations: A chance to understand . . . a chance to be understood. Harris Mule of Africa speaks to the International Relations Club, shoring with them their goal of better co-operation among notions. Knit-Wits: Knit one, per( two, East High Knit-Wits, ya-hoo! 122 �Distributive Education: Distributive Education students earn money and credit while getting on -the-job training which is port of a course designed to give students actual experience as well as classroom instruction. '61 Club: An organization for all sen1ors who have served the school, the '61 Club sponsors many activities, among which is a dance at National Jewish Hospital. ���Miss Jean Aschbacher Sponsor Mr. Robert W. Kennedy Sponsor Victor Wong President Steve Karakawa Vice ·Prcsident Sharon Needens Secretory Sandra Westmoreland Treasurer Sopho111ore Class Officers Jim Boslough Mary Kawamoto Joe Meyer Barbara Naylor Student Council 126 �Adams, Edward Ahr, Barbara Allen, James Alvarez, Lorraine Anderson, Cathleen Anderson, Katherine J. Anderson, Kathryn Appleton, John Arden, Eleanor Arterburn, Alice Ashworth, Wendy Averett, Gary Aydelott, Steve Bachman, John Baoley, Larry Baoly, Nathan Baker, Susan Bankson, Sherry Sophomores Barlow, Douglas Bates, John Bayers, Bill Bemis, Judy Ben•sh, Janet Benton, Raymond Berg, Francy Berry, Chuck Beth, Randall B1ggs, Marilyn Bilorusky, John B~rch, Bnana Black1s, Patricia Blagg, Jan ell Blakeman, Barbara Blizzard, Kay Blaker, Barbie Bloom, Gary 127 �Blunt, Peter Ballweg, Jonet Borger, Brigitte Boslough, Jim Boule, Peggy Bowman, Kathi Brent, Elizabeth Breternitz, Sally Bricker, Kathryn Sophomores This is East : friendship ... Brocha, Joanne Brockmeier, Barbara Brown, Bev Brown, Frank Brown, Lynda Brown, Margaret Brown, Mark Bruner, Bill Brunkhorst, Bruce Bryan, Karen Buchtel, Patricia Bulmer, Colleen Bunch, Bob Burhenn, Leonard Bush, Sam Butterworth, Janie Canges, Steve Carbone, Bill Carr, Betsy Carr, Marianna Chapman, Kathy Charron, Duane Chew, EdwardS. Ch1sm, Danny Chr1stian, Bill Chnstensen, Jill Clark, Jeanne Clmard, Ralph Leo n Cohen, Bobbi Cohen, Marilyn 128 �Cohen, Sharie Collins, Phil Conaway, Nadine Cook, James M. Copeland, Jerry Coronado, Paula Coulter, Vic Covey, Jon Cowperthwaite, Karen Cox, Steven Crandall, Pete Crawford, David Criss, Irene Crist, Richard Czubaty, Mary Ann Dahlstrom, Karen D'Amato, Joanne Danforth, Johnene Davies, Dorothy Davis, Judith Davis, Ph1l De Herrera, Abe Dertinger, Alan Dickert, Barbara Dillon, Craig Dobson, Terry Blaine Doebley, Celeste Doida, Stanley Danielson , Cynthia Danielson, Nancy Sophomores It's "all out for friendship" on East's Howdy Day S1gnotures ore exchanged, new friends ore mode. �Sophomores Dorau, Don Duckwall, Harry Duncan, Fred Dunham, Jeannie Dunkin, Nancy Ehrlich, Judy Eisner, Ellen Epperson, Larry Ervin, Fran Fancher, Sherrie Foss, Paul Fetters, Olivia l Finneran, Chris Fischer, Fred Fischer, Joan Floyd, Patty Foley, Bobbi Fang, Tony Foreman, Clarese Foster, Carol Lynne Fowler, Gaylon Frazier, Larry Frederickson, Judy Frescoln, Dave Fugier, Gary Fuller, Pam Fuller, Van Garnsey, Woody Gee, Carol Gereke, Janice �the fascination of a new discovery ... Students, at first squeamish, concentrate on their dissection of a frog and soon become fascinated by their study. �G rner, Mary Gelbert, Trudy Gains, Sharon Goldhammer, Nelson Gattesfeld, Phyllis Grandy, Sue Graves, Garetta D. Greer, Bob Hamilton, Joyce Hammill, Fred Hardy, Gloria Harris, Kathleen Harris, Sue Harrison, Jean Hawkinson, Deana Heidersbach, Dave Henderson, Barry Henderson, Russ Henry, David Helton, Jon Helvitz, Hedy Holm, Kris Holme, Howard Hoyl, Greg Huber, Vince Hughart, Jennie Hunt, George Huston, Betty Hyman, Sue Iford, Carol Jackson, Dick Jackson, Sharron Jensen, Phil Johnson, Owen E. Johnson, Richard Johnson, Virginia Johnson, W. Lee Jones, Linda Jones, Linda Ruth Kanarr, Sharon Karakawa, Steve Karr, Ruth Kath, Marci Kato, Cal Kavas, Faeth Kawamoto, Mary Kent, Leslie Kilian, Bill Kimbell, Ty Klurman, Zipora 132 �Koshi, Pearl Krause, Karen Kruger, Allen Lobe, Louis Jay Langford, Judith Arlene Langston, Robert Lawhon, Sandy Lee, Donna Leever, Carol Leonard, Diane Leonard, Tracy Levy, Steve Lindsay, Flo Beth Litke, Loretta Little, Frank Lotz, Norine Loui, Bryan Luff, Shelby Lutz, Shirley McAndrew, Dan McCiaury, Sheldon McCullough, Pat McElhinney, Anne McKeeta, Carol Madden, Sandra Maher, Bob Molander, Jon Marler, Dave Maurer, Cindy Mavromatis, Jean May, Robert Meyer, Joe Miller, Sharon Mitchell, Kathy Mitchell, Marilyn Montes, Mana �Moran, Frances Moritis, Valdis Morrison, Sally Massoni, Norm Nakamura, linda Nau, Richard Naylor, Barbi Needcns, Sharon Nelson, Judy Nelson, Suzi Newbold, Wendy Norris, Lynda O'Donnell, Rosemary Oltver, Walter Palmer, Marvin Parks, Paul Pate, Louise Peterson, Ed Peterson, Randy ' Phifer, Gary Phillips, Betty Pilger, Vernessa Ptper, Lawrence Pottz, Mary Helen Poss, Cherry Pryor, Mike Ransome, Robert Ratliff, Randy Read, Mary Neal Reisig, Carroll Reiva, Thomas Reshetniak, Valene Rhead, John Rhodes, Robin Ridenour, Deanna Risley, Elatne Robinson, Linda Robinson, Pam Rodgers, Nancy Roesch, Larry Rogers, Michael Rounds, Stephen Rush, Court Ruston, Bob Sanders, Toni Jean Sanderson, Jean Schaetzel, Mary Jo Schneider, Edith Schroeder, John Scott, Karen �Scott, Paul Scroggs, Roialea Seikel, Barbaro Shafer, Jeanne Sharp, Jacquetta Shell, Jane Sheppard, Ronald Shettle, Nancy Take one crowd, a group of cheerleaders, a band, some brave and slightly battered young men and a ball and you have a football game. Bake in hot sun or bury in snow for two hours. Success is not guaranteed. Shibata, Norene Shultz, Carol Shultz, Theda Shurtleff, Jim Sidon, Zelda Simmons, Rick Skeeters, Edward Smith, Lindo Smith, Sharon Smith, Stacy Smith, Todd Soker, JoAnn Spanorella, Gene Spear, Bill Spitzer, Pot Stapleton, Ed �Stark, Marty Staub, Bink Stearns, Nancy Stocher, Erwin Stonemets, Karen Stuart, Chris Sud holt, Suzy Taylor, Barbi Taylor, Bob Temple, Chuck Thacker, Ann Thacker, Martha Thompson , George Thorne, David Tiegs, Ken Titus, Alan Topps, Archie Torrens, Don Trapp, Susan Traylor, Richard Tyler, Sabra Ungefug, John Urban, John Uyemura, Don no Vi dour, leon Wada, Koji Wagner, Pat Wakefield, Maridel Waknin, Brian Walter, John Walz, Phylis Waterman, Candi Weaver, Berten Weaver, laurel Weber, Beverly Ann Wehrli, Diann Weinstock, Barbara Wetzner, Steven �a variety of emotions, bright cheers, sometimes misery, 137 �Wh1tmore, Bonnie W1ggins, Carol Wikoff, James W1lde, Carol Williams, Anna Williams, Vicki W1lson, Pat Wright, Paul Wyscaver, Kathy Wytias, Charlotte Ann Yamada, Diane Yamamoto, Ronald Young, Lorraine 138 �and a feeling of unity that was not there before ... 139 �Mrs. Mary Gerner Sponsor Mr. George Mansfield Sponsor Dan Sherbok President Arlene Yabe Vice-President Junior Class Officers Jane Scott Secretary Barbara Law Treasurer Richard Bricker Larry Durance Student Council Jeanne McKenzie Janet Naylor Martha Spangenberg Rick Vandapool 140 �Juniors Abdoo, Moqorie Abdoo, Mary Achatz, Gerry Adams, James Adams, Viola Allphin, Nancy Andrew, Mary Arimo, Joy Arnold, Spencer Averett, Kay Bachar, Sheila Bachman, Bill Bacon, Tom Baker, Judy Balocca, Joe Barton, Cheryl Bates, Cheryl Batt, Dollie Ann Baughman, Glen Beaird, Dick Beatty, Blythe Benedetti, Robert Bennett, Richard Berg, John Berman, Jane Bird, Linda Bishop, Sharon Blackwell, Kenny Bland, James Bondurant, Rea 141 �excitement after the game ... Bowens, Ronnie Boyer, Doug Bromley, Nancy Breitwieser, Lindo Bricker, Richard Brocho, Koril Bronson, J 1m Brown, Steve Brown, Wolter Brumbach, Don Buchenou, Vickie Bullock, Ben Butler, Margie Coldwell, Diona Corson, Mike Carr, Sue Corter, Jennis Loree Cassell , Richard Cozer, Mary Chew, Richard Cisneros, Gwen Clark, Patricio Cobb, Bessie Coco, Patricio Cohen, Steven Collins, Nancy Coronado, John Crandall, Pot Dacus, Ruth Ann �Dave, Alfonzo Davis, Greg Davis, Wendy Dawson, Steven De Jaynes, Shan De Puc, Jack Daamond , Michael Dillard, Vickie Douglas, Fred Dorsey, Janyce Dreher, Carol Drew, Mike Dubrauac, Kam Dungan, Dean Edmiston, Kathy Edwards, Byron Elliott, Loretta Ellis, Mike Eoley, Dick Erickson, Paul Erickson, Ruth Everman, Carole Farson, Larry Fisher, Janet After the year's first football victory, exuberant Angels invaded the Holiday Drive-In for an aftergame celebration. Inside the restaurant cheerleaders led the jubilant victors in a spontaneous pep rally. Fisher, Karen Florey, Barbara Fontius, Kay Foster, Carole Foster, Pauline Fox, Cheryl Fujiwara, Ruth Fuller, Dick Gagan, Cary Gallaway, Paul Gates, Sharon Gaumer, Tom Geyer, Pam Giddings, Marietta Gilmore, Jackie Glanert, Sharon 143 �victory �Goldman, Diana Golson, Susan Goltry, Norman Gonzales, Mary Goodgion, Manlyn Grasm1ck, James Juniors Gray, Jean Greenlee, James Greer, Ty Haas, M1ldred Hadley, Sally Hamilton, Barbi Gale, Sandy Hankms, Mike Harris, Juliet Hartman, David Heath, Gary Heidbrak, Jollie Heinze, Jaxcene Hellen, Connie Henderson, Robert Henke, Jo Ellen Henry, Joan Henry, John Hensen, Kerry Hicks, Vaughn H1ldebrand, Carol Hines, L1ndy H1tpas, Bob Hochalter, Marilyn Hollis, Sue Horoschak, Paulo Hudson, Larry Jackson, Nancy Jaffrey, Phyllis Johnson, Bob �Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Walter Jones, Steven Jovanovich, Andy Kaanta, Carter Kauzlarich, Kay Kimsey, Jill King, Larry King, Nancy Kitchen, Nance Kleinman, Neil Kline, Lynda After learning about those wild Roman orgies, an ancient history class surprises Mr. P. B. Smith with the real thing. Knox, Cynthia Klooster, Jim Korts, Elizabeth Kom1sor, Sue Kotzelnick, Kay Krasas, Ruby Lew1s, Carl Lind, Kent Krasas, Tony Kulling, Bill Kurland, Sally Longstreet, Nancy Jo Lucy, Barbara La Fortune, Richard Lambert, Letty Jo Landen, Ed Mcintosh, Mary McGlone, Pat Larsen, Jil Law, Barbi Lebsack, Milton McDowell, J1m McCormack, Bob Lee, Jerry Leonard, Darlene Letcher, Pat McCall, Johnny McCaa, Vicki �Marin, Mickey Marshall, David Mason, Loren resurrecting ancient orgies Mattern, Melinda L--~~...:.....;d!!!!!!!~~~~~ Mee, Marilyn Metcalfe, Dick Mijares, Anthony Miller, Marilyn Miller, Ronnie Molioa, Keniseli Moritz, Dale Morris, Gini Morton, Judy Mosko, Martin Naylor, Janet McKillip, Carol Macdonald, John MacMillan, Ann Madden, James Maes, Christina Manley, Jack �Newlin, Cal Nethery, Fred Newman, Pennie Nolan, Leslie Norton, VIVIan Nowels, Carol Okubo, Jane Olinger, L1sa O'ne1ll, Shirley Juniors Owen, Harry Page, Meg Palmer, Carol Pappas, Dean Paris, Carol Parker, Sherry Parkinson, Caryl Paulsen, Inger Peiton, Carolyn Peterson, Robert Phillips, Earl Pingree, Deanna . . . murmuring incantations Pleasants, Ann Poley, Bob Poulton, Rick The "First Annual Angelus Fall Fertility Festival" began as an appeal for divine guidance from the goddess Shiva and ended with the ceremonious hanging of the editor, Penny. Powell, John Pratt, Clay Prendergast, Kay Prescott, Shari Pnce, Lmdsey Pryor, Sue Pudlik, Pat Purcell, Robert Quarve, Roy Quigley, Carole Ranum, Jerry Rice, Delabian Reyman, Cathy Rich, Terry Richards, Carol 148 �Richards, Geoff Ring, Jackie Ritter, John Robbins, Carmen Robertson, Debbi Robinson, Richard Rodriguez, Junee Rogers, Dione Roth, Ed Ruffolo, Phil Juniors Rustemeyer, Sandi Rutherford, Judie Retherford, Sue Rutkofsky, Dove Rutledge, Pot Solevouris, Mike Sanders, Lindo Sanders, Pam Satele, William Sowrey, Rolph Scanlon, Judy Schoetzel, Jrm Schomp, Halcyon Schneider, Doris Scott, Janey Scott, Ted Scram, Jacque Seeman, John Sekyro, Jamie Shanahan, Dione PEACE! In the most sanctified shrine of lshtar and Shiva for here the grave propotoation of hos anger and the pleasant gratofication of her floral lnstoncts. Time out of mind these honorables have been maligned and reviled and their forms profaned by a single vicious heretoc even now on your midst. look about you .• , can you not see the realoties his evil ontellogence has wrought? Have you not seen the evidences of the terrible wrath of Shiva, the Destroyer • the fall of the emulating tabloid from the depths; the threat of the sky to precipitate itself upon the modgard? We, therefore, seek to appease these exalted deities and , thereby, restore the calm and renew the fecundity of our weary properties in pront. Praise be then to benevolent Vishnu, Preserver of the Primeval rites. 149 �Sharp, Celia Sherbok, Dan Shermack, Anne Sherman, Bettye Shields, Eirene Shimizu, Charlotte Shotwell , Lee Simonton, Sandy Slaten, Wendell Slattery, Lois Smith, Candy Smith, Dick Smith, Janice Spangenberg, Marty Spence, Bruce Starr, Sue Steuart, Peter Stone, Sherry Strong, Sherri Struck, Margo Surber, Sherry Swanberg, Karl Tadlock, David Tams, Peggy Taylor, Bob Taylor, Jim Terry, Luke Thayer, Diane Thede, Lorene Thibodeau, Margie Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Jeff Thurman, Gail Tiegs, Leeza Tietge, Jerrie Tipton, Penny Trujillo, Carmen Trujillo, Mary Tsubokawa, Hiro Tucker, Beth Tucker, Judy Turk, Marcia Valentine, Chuck VanEpps, Dave Vandapool, Nicky Vandapool, Ricky Van Woerkom, Rick Virando, Anita Vitt, Ed Vittetow, Lee Juniors �Sines and cosines memory of trig students. the Von Hoene, Beth Wakefield, Ed Walker, Betty Walters, Sharon Juniors Waterman, Kothe We1mer, Paul Weindel, Joyce Weiss, Kay Welch, Ethel Weldon, Linda Wetzel, Carole Wheelock, Martha Wickard, Robert Williams, Ethel Williams, Marcia Wilson, Margot Wilson, Richard Wiltfong, Robert Wiss,Mitch Yabe, Arlene . demonstrating knowledge Yasuzawa, Steve Youngclaus, George Yrisarri, Joe Zari, Guy Zavaras, Arist Zohn, Marsha 151 �Senior Class Officers Mr. Clarence Mullenix Sponsor Mrs. Haxel Spangenberg Sponsor Randy Barnhardt Pres1dent Celeste Zarini Vice -President Bobbie Childers Secretory Joan Hildebrand Treasurer Student Council_ Carolyn Bork Douglas Chessen Jon Clarke Jeonne Cobb Jane Crocker Carol Detandt Chris Emmons Phil Goldhammer Judy Kawamoto Richard Krushnic Mary Jane McGhee Coleman Robinson Bob VanEpps �Seniors ADAMS, CAROL All -City Pep Club ; Counterpoont> ; ' 61 Club ; F.T.A.; Girls' Bowling Club ; J .R C. Club; Symposium Club ; Whote Jackets, Sec.; Sr SeO"Yice . ALLEN, HELEN EVELYN ALLEN, lONE Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; Girls' Ensemble; J C.L.; Jr. Escort; Pre -med Club ; R.O T. C. Honorary Cadet; Seraph Sosters ; Tro -Angels. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM SH ELDON, II Edith Hill Story Contest Winner, Euclidian Club ; Jr Usher AMBROSE, SAM AII -Schoal Show; Baseball ; '61 Club ; Football ; Stage Crew; Wrestling , AMORI, PAT ANDERSON, CINDY Del~ate Assembly, Girls' Bowling Club, Treas ; Shofroth Contest, Speech Club AN DERSON, ELAINE Tri-Angels, Sr SeO"Yice. ANDERSON, NANCY ANDREL, JUDY Girls' Bowlong Club . ANTUNA, ROSE MARY ARDEN, LORRAINE D.E. Club 153 �tl~·~i~yTA~ho~ri;LLlt~c~~ol Show, Chnstmas Pag ant, Cone rt Cholf, 0 legate Assembly ; ' 61 Club , f T A, G~rls' Bowlong Club; J.R C. Club, Model T ns Club ASHTON, MIKE RO .T.C. ASHWORTH, PETE All-School Show, Basketball; '0 Club, 0 legate As mbly; Euclodoan Club; '61 Club ; Football; foreo~n Longuove Club; Golf; Pre-m d Club; Proncopol's Advosory Councol ; Skeost, Soph Moth Club, Track; Brodg Club . ATKINS, KAYE Foreogn language Treos Club; Jr. Achievem nt, AUMILLER, AUTIE AVOY, CAROL Delegate Assembly; '61 Club· J.R.C . Club ; Model Teens Club; Vi;e-Pres.; Skeost. BACHRACH, EVELYN AII-Coty Orchestra ; AII·School Show; All-State Orchestra; Ang Ius Stoff, Clubs Editor; 0 legate Ass mbly, '61 Club ; I.R . Club; Jr. heart, J.R.C. Club, Pr -med Club, Voce-Pres; Seraph Sosters; Show Orch stro , BADER, PAM 0 legate Ass mbly; '61 Club, Homecomong Queen Attendant; J.C.L ; J R C. Club; Pr -med Club, Swe th art Couple Att ndont. BAKER, BONNIE for ign Language Club; Girls' Bowling Club . BALL, WENDY BARKER, PAUL E. BARNHART, RANDY All -City Student Councol; '61 Club; Inter-Club Council ; Key Club; Pre-low Club; Sr. Closs Pres .; Skeast; Student Council; Student Coun· cil leadership Conference; Notoonol Student Councol Conference; Bridge Club. BARNHOUSE, SANDY AII -Coty Cho1r; AII·School Show; Christmas Pog ant; Concert Choir; Councol Capers, Coun· terpoints; J.R.C. Club; Seraph Sisters . BARTEL, BONNIE BARTON, DOUG Boys' Bowling ; ' 0 Club; 0 legate Assembly, Pr s; Euclodion Club; '61 Club ; J .C.l, Scrobe; Jr. Ush r, Key Club; Pre·l ow Club, Sec.; Prin · cipol 's Advisory Council ; Symposium Club; Ten nis; Bridge Club . BASS CINDY '61 Club ; Girls' Bowling Club ; J .R.C. Club ; Photography Club ; Skeast; Sr. Service. BAUM, EVELYN J R.C Club BENSON, PEGGY '61 Clu~ Goris' Bowling Club ; Model Te_ens Club ; P 1 A. Model ; Skeost; White Jackets BENWELL, MARGARET F.T.A.; J .C l. ; Skeast, Treas ; Club . Soph . Moth BERG, RON BESS, GINGER AJI.School Show; '61 Club; Girls' Choir; J .R.C. Club ; P.T.A. Model; Tri-Angels . 154 Seniors �BINDER, MARK BINKLEY, ALICE D l~gate Ass mbly; '61 Club ; Homecoming Qu n Attendant, Sweetheart Couple ; Sr. S~rv · ICe. BINKLEY, NANCY BIRD, CYNTHIA E. BIRD, KAROLYN BISHOP, DORIS campaigning in hieroglyphics Seniors Mr. P. B. Smith parodies the 1960 national election by drawing, from memory, some campaign posters of ancient Egypt. BITTER, EDWARD Concert Band; Chess Club ; Pr~- med Club BLACKWELL, JERRY All-School Show; Gymnastics; Skeast. BLAND, HAROLD Baseball; Cross Country; Pre-med Club ; Track . BLATHERWICK, RON All-School Show; Chess Club; Delegat~ Ass~m · bly; R.O.T C. Droll Team ; R.O.T.C. Lt. Col BLUNT, BOB BOLTEN, JOE Boys' Bowling; Delegate Assembly; Euclidian Club; Jr. Usher; Soph. Math Club. �BOHHAM, PAUL Skeast BORK, CAROLIHE All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Jr. Escort ; J R C. Club ; Proncopol's Advisory Council ; Seraph Sisters ; Student Council, s~c.; Whote Jackets BOSWORTH, RODERICK Boys' Bowlong; Stage Crew. BOWEH, TOM BOYD, JAHICE L. Christmas Pageant; '61 Club; Jr. Achievement; Skeost Sr. Servic~. BRAHNOH, CHARLES BROCK, BONHIE AII ·School Show ; Delegate Assembly, '61 Club; F.T.A.; J.R.C. Club . BROUN, DON Angelus Stoff, Royalty Assistant BROWN, CLINT Seniors BROWN, GUY C. Symposoum Club ; Sr. Service; Russian Club. BROWN, JEANNE BROWN, SUE All-School Show; Christmas Pageant; Girls' En· semble 156 �BROWN, SUE All -School Show ; '61 Club ; J R.C Club, Sec Treos.; Skeost, Whole Jackets, Pep Commottee ; Sr . Service. BRUEGGEMAN, MARTY All -School Show, '61 Club ; J R.C, Club ; Skeost, Sr Service BUDDEN, PAM All -School Show, Chrostmas Pog ant, Concert Choir, F.T A. BUHR, PATRICIA Girls' Choir. Seniors BUMPUS, CARYL ' 61 Club ; J .R C. Club ; Model Teens Club ; Sr Se rviCe. BURBACH, EDELTRAUD J .R.C. Club ; D E. Club . Measurement of the coefficient of linear expansion is one of the experiments performed by Physics I students. BURBANK, ANN BURDICK, BLANCHE DIANE BURGIN, CAROLYN '61 Club ; F T.A , Seraph Sisters . BURKHARDT, SUSAN Delegate Assembly; ' 61 Club; I.R . Club; J R.C . Club ; Skeost. BURHETTE, ALBERT M. J .C L. BURT, VIRGINIA . Girls' Bowlong Club; Jr. Achoevement. BUTLER, JIM Boys' Bowlong, Chess Club . new insights BUTTS, BEVERLY Delegate Assembly, Drama Club ; All-City Bond ; AII-Coty Orchestra ; Jr. Achievement, Seraph Sosters; Whote Jackets . �. . . considering the student's welfare Problems? Miss Breen, East's social worker, can solve them. 158 �CALAHAN, SHARON '61 Club; J.R C. Club, Skeast; White Jackets; Sr. Servoce . CAMPBELL, ROBERT CANGES, LES All-City Choor; All-School Show; Christmas Pag ant, Concert Choir; Council Capen, CARLSON, SUSAN All -City Pep Club; All-School Showi Concert Choor; Whole Jackets, Courtesy l.haorman; Seraph Sosters. CARR, DONNA 0 I gat Assembly; J R.C. Club; Skeast. CASEY MARGARET Chess Club, Counterpoonts. CASSIDY, ELLEN Camera Club; Girls' Bowling Club . CASTERLINE, SALLY All -School Show, Drama Club; Goris' Bowling Club; Jr. Achievement; Sr. Service, Skeast ~rA~~b;A~r~-med Club; Sr. Service, White Jackets. CHATZKY MIKE Wrestlong; b E. Club . CHELEY, DON '0 Club; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Gym· nastics; Student Council Leadershop Conterence; Sw1mming. Seniors CHESSEN, DOUG Baseball; Boys' Bowling; '0 Club; Euclidian Club, Epocurean Club, '61 Club ; Jr. Achoeve• mtnt; J.R.C . Club; Jr. Usher; Pre-Law Club; Scoence Semonar lnstotute; Soph Math Club; Student Council; Symposium Club, Voce-Pres.; Tennis; Woodbury Contest. �CHILDERS BOBBJ Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; ' 61 Club; F.T.A.; J .C.L.; F.T.A. Model; Sr. Class Sec.; Tri -Angels; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest. CHIHH, BREHDA CHISM, SHAROH Girls' Bowling Club ; J .C.l. ; White Jackeh ; Sr. Service . CHRISTIAH, GIHGER CHRISTIAH, PAM Delegate Assembly. CHRISTIAHSEH, RUSS Seniors CIELOHA, JUDITH CLARK, CHRIS All -School Show ; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; Skeast; Soph. Math Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Bridge Club ; Sr. Service. CLARKE, GLEHHA Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achievement; J .R.C. Club ; Skeast; Sr. Service; Russian Club . CLARKE, JOH All-City Press Conference; All -School Show ; Angelus Staff, Asst Ed1tor; Assembly Committee, Chairman , Basketball ; 'D Club ; Delegate Assembly · ' 61 Club ; Golf, Captain · Jr. Usher; Key club, Vice-Pres .; Pre-law Club ; Student Counc1l ; Student Council Leadership Workshop. devilish retaliation COBB, JEAHHE Drama Club, Sec .; ' 61 Club; Girls' State; J.R.C. Clu~ Model ; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight 1 P.T.A. Stan, News Ed1tor; Student Council ; Wh1te Jackets; Sr. Service ; Thespians . COLLIER, MARVIH G. All -City Wrestling , ' D Club ; '61 Achievement; Wrestl1ng . Club ; Jr. COLLIHS, JEAHIHE Band. COHWAY, KATHY Delegate Assembly; '61 Skeast. COOMBES, JAHICE Delegate Assembly Club ; J .R.C. Club ; CORHELL, KAROLEHE '61 Club; Sr Semce COUHTS, JUDY All-City Per. Club ; All -School Show; Council Capers; De egate Assembly; '61 Club; G1rls' State; Inter-Club Council, Sec; Jr. Class Sec .; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant · May Queen Attend ant; Seraph Sisters, Soph Class Vice-Pres.; Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y, Treas .; White Jackets, Pres. War! �COVIELLO, SHARON AII·School Show; Skeost. COWEN, ED Camera Club; Chess Club ; Photography Club; Skeost. COX, BARRY D. CRAMER, WILLIAM CRANDALL, SHERRI AII·School Show; Jr. Achievement, J.R.C . Club CRANE, SHARRON Band; Euclidian Club; '61 Club, Girls' Bowling Club ; Jr. Achievement CRAWFORD, JEROME Track. CROCKER, JANE Angelus Staff, Format Edotor; '61 Club; J R C. Club; Skeost; Student Councol; Tro-Ho-Y; Sr. Service. CROSIER, CARY Seniors f1~-~~EL~h:t~LAII-School Show; All-State Choir; Christmas Pageant; Concert Choir, VicePres.; Delegate Assembly; Swimming CUNNINGHAM, RALPH DALE, VICKI D'AMATO, SANDRA All-School Show, '61 Club, Foreign Language Club; F T.A.; J.C.L., Council Capers . DANIELS, JIM All-City Gymnastics, All-State Gymnastics; All-School Show; Band; Cheerleader; 'D Club; Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; Jr. Achoevement; Skeast. DAVIDSON, KATHIE Delegate Assembly. DECKER , SHARON All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; J.R.C. Club, P.T.A. Model; Skeost. DEKKER, DICK Band, Russian Club DEMOS, EPAMINONDAS D. AII-Coty Choir; All-School Show; Christmas Pageant; Concert Choir; 'D Club; Delegate Assemblyf· '61 Club; Football; J.R.C. Club; Key Club; rack. DENIOUS, JOAN All-City Student Council; D.A.R. Finalist; Delegate Assembly, '61 Club· Girls' State Head Girl ; Jr. Escort, Principal's Advisory Council; P.T.A. Model, Sr. Servoce, Seraph Sosters; Skeast; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Officers Workshop. DeSCIOSE, NICHOLAS ~;.~:luc.,~:~:!~c:;ho=bh~~ Eg:;~st Al_t;!~ nate; Scholastic Gald Key in Art; Colorado Journalism Conference. DETANDT, CAROL All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; '61 Clubi J.R.C. Club, Student Council; Student Councol leadershop Conference; Sr. Service; White Jackets. �DIAL, BEVERLY Counterpoonts; Delegate Assembly; Jr Achoeve· ment; Pre- med Club . DIECKMANN , HELEN F. DILLON, DON Euclodoan Club; Wrestlong . Foreign Lang110g Club , Senior DINER, GRETCHEN All -School Show; Cheerleader; Councol Capers; ~~:gQ :e ~··~~~~~d~~i}'P''¥'i..J rM:d:~ ~~ra;~ 1 Sosters; Sweeth art Couple Att ndant; Tri -Hi -Y. R B C., Pres DITTMER, JOAN J C L.; J R.C. Club ; '61 Club. DODGE, KATHLEEN Counte rpoinn, Treas.; ' 61 Club ; P.T.A. Mod I. DONNELLY, ED Football , Sk ast; Track ; Sp ech Club . DOUGLAS, KAAREN C. DOWNER, ROBIN D. AII ·School Show; Skeast DOWNING, ELDRIDGE Chrostmas Pageant; Concert Choor; All-School Show DREHER, DAN AII·School Show. DREHLE, JAMES :o6•~. c~'R7/1;;\ea!~es ; 162 Inter-Club Council ; �DUNCAN, DAVE J.C .L DUNKIN, LINDA All-School Showi Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; '61 Cluo; F.T.A , Sec.;. Jr. Escort; Premed Club, Seraph Sisters, voce-Pres.; Sym pos ium Club ; Whit Jackeh; Sr. Service. ROTC at East is designed to give the cadet a thorough training in military essentials. While developing generally, however, he is given the opportunity to increase his skill in the specialized groups ... rifle team, coordination and practice • . . color guard, service to school and flag ... drill team, precision responses to the team commanderthe essence of the military spirit. This discipline may be the most important facet of a cadet's training whether he pursues a military career or remains a civilian, for it is the basis of successful, productive teamwork. EARL, PAT All-School Show; Girls' Bowlong Club; J.R.C. Club; Model Teens Club, P.T A. Model; Sweeth art Couple Attendant, White Jackeh. EDWARDS, DAVE Boys' Bowling; R.O T C. Rifle Team; Sktast ELIOPULOS, JIM D legate Assembly ELLETT, VALERIE AII-Coty Orchestra ; AII·City Red Cron Council; All-School Show; Anqelus Staff, PhotOQraphic Co-ordinator· Coun•ll Capers; D legal Assembly, '6 I Club· Inter-Club Council; J.C L; Jr. Escort: J.R C. Club, Pres.; J.R C. Stat Convention; Seraph Sisters; Show Orch stra; Skeast; Concert Orchestra ; Sr. Service; Bridge Oub. EMMONS . CHRIS Concert Choir: Council CoMrs; Delegate Asmbly: '61 Club: J.R.C. Club: Mod I Teens Club; Sbast; Student Council; Sr. Service. ERRICKSON, MARVIN Chess Club : D leaate Assemblv; Euclodean Club; '6 I Oub; Gymnastics, Pre-law Club ; Skeast, Vice-Pres.; Student Council Leadership Conference. ERTEL, BARBARA Delegate Assembly, Sec .; F.T.A.h· J R.C. Club; Shofroth Contest; Skeast; W ite Jackeh , Speech Club, Treas. ERVIN, MICHAEL Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Skeast. ESCHENBURG, DALE AJI-City Choir; All-School Show ; All-State Choir; Christmas Pageant; Concert Choir, Sec.; Council Capers; ' 61 Club ; Jr. Escort ; Pr · med Club ; P.T.A . Model ; Seraph Sist rs, Sec.; Seraph Sisters Welcoming Committee; Skeast; Spotlight Stoff, Page Editor; White Jackets . ESPEY, SUE Delegate Assembly; J.R.C. Club The curriculum of ROTC includes strictly military training and subjects of general application which may not be available elsewhere in the school. Cadets ore offered courses in first aid, weapons, mop reading, tactics, communications, leadership, and military courtesies. ESSMAN, JAMES All-School Show; Band; Council Capers ; Show Orchestra ; Wr stlong . ESTES, CINDY Bond ; Drama Club; '61 Oub ; Jr. Escort; J.R.C . Club ; Seraph Sosters; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Assistant Page Edotor; White Jackets . �EVERETT, VICKI Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisten. FAIRLEY, MIKE FARIS, SUSIE All -School Show; Delejjate Assembly; Drama Club ; ' 61 Club · Girls' Bowling Club; Mod I Teens Club; P.T. A Model ; Skeasti Sr. Service; D.E. Club. FERGUSON, JOANN J C L.; Pre-med Club FERGUSON LLOYD Camera Club ; Stage Crew. FEY, WARREN All -School Show; Show Orchestra ; Semonar; Bi -State Scoence Fair. Science FICKS, LARRY NORMAN All -City Choir; All-School Show; Boys' Bowling ; Chrostmas Pageant ; Concert Choir; Delegate Ass mbly; Drama Club . FISHER, BEVERLY FISHER, GLYNDA SUE Seraph Sisten ; Tri-Angels . FLAMBOE, JO ANNE Delejjate Assembly; Girls' Bowling Club, PrH.; P T A. Model ; Sr. Service. FOLEY, PAT Skeast, Sr. Service . FONG, BARBARA All-City Red Cross Council; _Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowlong Club; Jr. Achoevement, Pres. and Treas .; J.R.C . Club; Tri-Angels; White Jackets; Sr. Service. FORD BOB AII-Sc~ool Show, R.O T.C. Rifle Team, Captain; Skeast FORNIGHT, RICK Jr. Achievement; Student Co14ncil . Seniors FOUST, GLENN Chess Club ; Delegate Assembly; Euclidian Club; '61 Club ; Inter-Club Council ; J.C.L., Trobun!i Pre-med Club; Skeast, Pres.; Swimming; 1 rack . FOUTS, DAVE Basketball; Delegate Assembly; Football. FOX BETTY JEAN Girls 1 Bowlong Club, Jr. Achievement. FRANKLIN, KAY Counterpoints; '61 Club; J.R.C. Club, Seraph Sosten; Sr. Service. FREEHLING, SHARON FREEMAN, CARMEN Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisten. FRENCH, DIANNA LEE 164 �FRIEDRICH BONNIE All -School Show - Delegate Assemblyj '61 Club; J .C.L. ; J.R.C. C1ub ; Proncipal 's AdviSory Councol ; P.T.A. Model ; R.O.T.C. Honorary Cadet; Skeast; Soph . Math Club; Sojourner Contest. FUGIER , BARBARA All -School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Bowling Club . GAMEL, FRED GAMMILL, GLEN Baseball . GAMMILL, WILLIAM E. Boys' Bowling ; Chess Club, PrM.; '61 Club. GAUL. PAT All -School Show; Angelus Staff; Cheerleador; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; '61 Cl ; J .C.L. ; P.T.A. Model. Seniors GENGLER, TED JOHN GEORGE, RONALD GERRY, SHARON Girls' Bowling Club, Jr. Achiev ment; Skeast. GERSH, MILES Boys' State · Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; J .C.L., Consulj Jr. Usher; Spothgh• Staff; Symposium CIIID; Woodbury Contest Winner. • GLENN, THOMAS All-City Band; Band ; All -State Band. GOLDBERG, SHARON Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; White Jackeh; Sr. Service. �, �GOLDFOGEL, LINDA All School Show; D legate Ass mbly; '61 Club; F.T A.; lnttr-Ciub Councol; Jr. Achiev m nt, J C.L.; J R C. Club, Pre-med Club; Seraph Sos· t rs; Tro Ho-Y, Pres., Whole Jackets; S.R.C. Officer. GOLDHAMMER, MIKE Boys' Bowling, Cam ra Club, Pres .; Ch ss Club; 'D Club ; '61 Club; Gymnastocs; Inter· Club Councol; Photography Club, Pres.; Sk ast; Sw•mm•ng . GOLDHAMMER, PHILIP All-City Red Cross Council; J.R.C. Club 1 Pru.; J.R.C. State Canventoon; Student Cauncol; Stu· dent Councol leadershop Conference. GOOD, SHERRY '61 Club, J R C. Club; Model Teens Club; Skeast; SeniorS rvice. Federal Inspection held every year insures that the East ROTC maintains itself as on excellent military training organization. Two regular army officers inspect each cadet, award the best junior cadet with the rank of second lieutenant, and decorate the most outstanding of the cadet officers. GOODENOUGH, JUDY All-School Show; Christmas Pageant; '61 Club; Girls' Ens mble; Sr. Service. GORDON, PAT '61 Club. GREENBERG, LOUIS Delegate Ass.,..bly; Gymnastics; Jr. Escort; Science Seminar. GRIFFIN, HOLLY Counterpoonts; '61 Club; Girls' Bowling Club; Skeast; Sr. Service. GURLEY, JIM HAHN, GARY All-City Band; Band; Boys' Bowlong; 'D Club; Euclodoan Club, lnternatoonal Relatoons Club; Jr. Usher; Symposium Club; Tennos; TriAngels, Bridg Club . HAIDER, BARBARA HAINES, SARA All-School Show; Counterpoonts; '61 Club; Goris' Bowlong Club, Vice-Pres .; Skeast; Sr. Service. Seniors HALKER, SANDY All Coty Orch stra, All-School Show; All-State Orchtstra; Counc•l Cap rs; Concert Orch stra, Delegat Assem ly; Drama Club; '61 Club; Gorh' Bowling Club; Jr Escort; J R C. Club; Model Teens Club, Sec.; Seraph Sisters; Seraph Sisters Welcomong Commottee; Show Orchestra; White Jackets HALLMAN, MONICA All-School Show; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Gorts' Ensemble; Jr. Achievement; Skeast. �HAMILTON, WALLY All-City Choor, All-School Show; Concert Choir; Euchd1an Club HAMPTON , BILL HANLEY, KAY All-School Show ; Delegate Assembly, Bowhng Club ; Goris' Ensemble . G~~rls' HANSEN, JANICE I HARDING, MARY JANE D legate Ass mbly, Inter-Club Counc1l ; Model Teens Club, Pres HARRILL, SUE HART, HOLLY Drama Club ; '61 Club; Skoast; Spotlight Staff, Page Ed1tor; Strang Poetry Award ; Thespians. HARTIG, GEORGE '61 Club ; Fore1gn Language Club ; Photography Club, HARTMAN, SHEILA AII-C1ty Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club, F T A, Treas .; Jr . Achievement ; Seraph SISters; Mak ·It-in-Wool State F1nalist, Stu· dent Council Leadership Conference; Wh1te Jackets, Treas HASSAN, JUDY All-School Show; Counterpoints; Girls' Bowling Club; Goris' Ens mble, Jr. Achievement. HAVEL, DE NIECE HEATH, RON All -School Show, Basketball, Christmas Pageant, Council Capers; Cross Country, Stage Crew; Track . HEDENSKOG, MARGARET All -School Show; Concert Choir; '61 Club HEFFNER, SUE All -School Show; Teens Club . Delegate Assembly; Model Seniors �HEFFRON, RAY HEFNER, BABETTE Bowl1ng Club, Vice·Pres.; Sr. Service . G~rls' HEIDERSBACH, JOHN A . HELLERSTEIN, JUDY J R C. Club; J R C. Stat ICC Seniors Conv nt1on; Sr. Serv· • HELMS, MILDRED HENRY, ROBERT All School Show; Baseball, R.O.T C. Rifle T~m . ~~~~~~~rs~!~E~elegate Assembly; R.o T.C. R1fle Team; R.O T.C . Lt Col. HERNDON, JULIAN J R C Club, Tu-A ngels. HESTER, EDWARD E. Bast ball. ~~C~~t.N'JrHE~:c~rt · Seraph SISters; White Jackets ; Sr . S rviCe HILDEBRAND, JOAN Drama Club, '61 Club ; Jr. Escort ; Sr. Class Treas , Seraph SISters, Sec.; Seraph SISters Welcom1ng Committee; Skeast; Sweetheart Couple Attendant Wh1te Jackets ; Wolcott Contest, Sr S• rvice HILDYARD, SANDE Counterpoints '61 Club ; Service. P T .A. Model; Sr. The Drill Team is at once on exercise in group prec1s1on and o service organization which performs upon invitation at o vonety of places. This year they were seen at Fitzsimons, the All School Show, C. U. competitive drill, and half time at a DC Truckers' game. �HILTON, JIM Basketball, 'b Club, Del<gate Assembly; '61 Club, Football, Forergn Languag< Club, k y Club, Tennrs, Captarn, Track HINTON , PAULETA Goris' Ensemble, Skeast HOFFMAN, MARIAN Counterpoonts, Drama Club Seniors HOFFMAN, MARLENE Chrostmas Pageant; D legate Ass mbly . HOFFMAN, MARSHA Goris' Bowhng Club HOFFMAN, BILL HOGLUND, LYNN J R C. Club , Skeast HOLDGE, KATHY '61 Club , J R C Club ; Sk ast . HOLLAND, CYNTHIA M. HOLMAN , ISABELLE All-School Show, Conctrt Choor; Council Capers; Counte rpoints; Girls' Bowlong Club, Goris' Ens mblc; Jr Achoevem nt, J .R C. Club , J .R.C. State Conv ntron ; Sk ast. HOLMBERG, AL Football, Jr. Achoevcment; Wrestlong . HOMANN CLAUDIA '61 Club , For ogn language Club ; Goris' Bowling Club , Jr. Achoevement, J .R.C. Club; Sr. Servoce. HOOK, JAMES HORA, ROMA HOWE, JOHN G Delegate Asstmbly; Euclodoan Club ; IR . Club, Trtas. , Jr. Ush r; Soph . Math Club ; Scoence Sem•nar HOWERTON, Ll N DA Gtrls' Bowlong Club; Gtrls' Chotr; Girls' En semble ; Sw1mm•ng HUBBELL, MARGO �HUGHES, PATTY HUMPHRIES, SUE ANA 0 I gat Assembly, G~rls' Bowling Club HURST, KATHY '61 Club, Count rpoonts; G~rls' Bowling Club, G~rls' Choir HUSTON, JAMES R.O.T C Rolle Team HUTTENHOW, JAY Boys' Bowlong Tr as, R.O T C Rolle Team ISKOW, STEWART Spotltght Staff IVERS, DANNY Delegate Ass mbly JACOBS, LEE AII-Coty Red Cross CounCil, All Schaol Show; ' 61 Club, Inter Club Councol, Pres;; Jr Escort, J R C. Club, Pres , Model Teens <..lub, Seraph Sisters, Pres , Student Councol Offocers L ader · shop Workshop, Whote Jackets, J R C Leader· shop Comp, Sr Semce, Brtdge Club JACOBSEN, BEVERLY ' 61 Club. Marksmanship is considered of prime importance in the ROTC program The rifle team encourages excellence in this skill through competition with teammates and other teams. This year the team engaged in several postal matches and secured second place in the city. JACOBSON, SHELDON Bas ball JASSO, VINCE AII-Coty Band ; Band, ' 0 Club , Show Orchestra , Wrestlong JENSEN, JENNAE All School Show, PTA Model JENSEN, RONNIE '61 Club , D E Club . JOB£, JUDITH Jr. Achoevem nt; Sr. Service. JOHNSON, HANS '61 Club ; Skcast. JOHNSON, JAYNIE Model T ens Club JOHNSON, SHARON Drama Club JONES, CASSANDRA '61 Club ; G~rls' Bowling Club JONES, JANICE F T.A.; G~rls' Bowling Club; Senior Spot Committee. JONES, MARILYN Foreogn Language Achoevement . JONES, PAT Goris' Bowlong Club . Club, G~rls ' Cho~r; Jr. �JONES, PATRICIA G. AII · School Show , '61 Club , F.T A , Model , Whole Jackets ; Sr Se mce pTA J OYNER , TOM g~b: s;:,~~:~\on~~~rte Assembly , Drama f;~e:oas\~mA~sl~b~ly, Euclodian Club , Jr Usher, J USTIS, ROBERT Seniors KAMBARA, CARL AII ·School Show, Chrostmas Pag ~ ant ; Councol Cap t rs , Droma Club , Stage Crew KAW AMOTO, JUDY Y. All Coty Red Cross Councol ; All School Show ; D A R Fonalost, '61 Club , 1 R Club; J C L. , Jr. Escort , J R C. Club, Offoce r, S<raph Sost<rs ; Student Councol ; Whole Jackets , J R C. l~ader ­ shop Camp, Wolcott Contest, S. R.C KELL ER, JEAN J R.C Club . KELLE Y, MA RDY All -School Show Concert Choor KENNEY, CAROL SUE Delegate Assembly Model Teens Club , Skeast KENNING , CHARLES AII · Coty Choor, All -School Show , Angelus Staff, A ct1vittes Edttor; Concert Chotr 1 CounCil Co · pers; '61 Club ; Jr. Usher, Symposoum Club ; N ine Poont Circle Club , Epicurean Club KENYON , CAROL Cou nlerpoonts , '61 Club ; Sr. Service KERNS, J IM Boys' Bowlong , Skcast. KIER , RUTH '6 1 Club, J C l.; Tri -Angels . The Honorary Cadets serve the ROTC not only in routin e office work, but 1n ROTC -s ponsored benefits and teas as well. �KIMA, ROSWITHA All School Show , Drama Club ; guag e Club , Jr Ac hlt ve mc nt Fore ign Lan - KIMBERLIN , SHARON Gorl <' Choor, J r Ac hocv m nt KIMMETT , MARCELLINE KINEL , HARRIET ' 61 Club , Fore ogn Languag e Club , White Jack e l< , Sr Se rvo cc, S R C , Offocc r KNAPP, ROBERT All Sc hool Show , Che n Club , R.O T C Droll Team Command r KNOLL, ALAN FRANCIS KRUSHNIC , DICK All School Show , Drama Club , I R.C .; Student Councol LaCHAPELLE, JEANNE All -Sc hool Show , Conce rt Choor, De legate As se mbly , J R C Club , Model Tee ns Club ; Skeast ; Sr S rvoc LAMPHERE, MARCIA De lc gat A<Se mbly , ' 61 Club , Forcogn Language Club , Sk<a<t Sr Sorvoc e LANDIS, PENNY AII -Coty Pe p Club , All -School Show , Chrostmas Pageant , '61 Club , J R C. Club , Se raph Sisters ; Skea<t ; Whole Jackets, Sec LARSON, SHARON All -School Show ; '61 Club , Jr. Achoevement, Sec ; J C .L , HJ<t ; Jr hcort ; Model Teens Club ; Seraph SJ5te rs , Se raph SJ5ters Welcom • •ng Commottee ; Skea<t, Whole Jackets ; Bridge Club , S R.C , Officer. LoSASSO, JACQUELINE ' 61 Club ; F TA .; J R.C . Club ; Whole Jackets LASLEY, JOHN LEDGERWOOD, LARRY LEEVER, LINDA Seniors LEHR, PAULA J, AII -Coty Pep Club , Delegate A«embly ; '61 Club , Jr Escort, Model Teens Club , Seraph Sosters , Seraph SISters Welcomong Committee ; Skeast; Whole Jackets, Drollmaster. LEISER, DEAN LEONARD, MARK All -City Student Council ; ' D Club ; Delegate Assembly ; '61 Club ; Football ; Inter -Club Councol ; Key Club , Pre -law Club, Pres .; P T .A Mod I; Student Councol , Track ; AII -Coty Track ; All -State Track ; Student Offocers Leadershop Camp . LEONARD, STEVE LEVY, NORMA All School Show ; Ang Ius Staff, Album Sectoon Edotor . Euclodoan Club , ' 61 Club , F T A ; J C .L ; Jr Escort ; J R.C Club ; Seraph SISters ; Wolcott Fonalost S R C , Offocer LIBONATI, NANETTE All City Orchestra , All -School Show ; Delegate A<«mbly , Jr Escort ; S raph Sosters , Show Orchestra . 173 �LIPSCOMB, PEGGY LONGO, LORETTA All-Sc hool Show, Chmtmas Pageant, Counter poonts, Goris' En semble Master Sergeant Trickey Commandant Sergeant 1st class Workman Instructor LOPEZ, DANNY LUMBECA, HENRY Col . Robert Knapp Battle Group Commander McCLESKEY, BARBARA McCORD, MIMI '61 Club. Lt. Col. Ronald Blatherwick Deputy Battle Group Commander Seniors Lt. Col. Charles Mattson Brigade Staff 5·2 McCRACKEN, NANCY Delegate Asse mbly, Sr. Stl"fJCe. McFALL, CHERYL Counterpoonts; ' 61 Club , J R C. Club , Sr Stl"fic . Jr. Achonement, Lt. Col. James Herndon Battle Group Executive Officer McGEE, BETTI£ JO All -School Show, Councol Capors; Counterpaints ; '61 Club ; I.R. Club , J .C.L.; Tri · Ho-Y, Sec.; Sr. Scl"ffce; S.R.C. McGHEE, MARY JANE All-School Show; Concert Choor; ' 61 Club , I.R . Club ; Sktast ; Spotloght Staff, Copy Edotor; Stud nt Council. Major Robert Ford McKELVEY, DENNIS Major Steven Williams McMANUS, TRACY Battle Group S-2 Battle Group S-1 Mojor James Thompson Battle Group 5·3 McMEEN , SYLVIA AII·School Show ; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; J R.C. Club ; PTA . Model ; Skeast McRUFFIN, LEATHA AII · Coty Pep Club ; ' 61 Club ; Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters; Whole Jackets, Hist.; Sr. Sel"fice . Major James Drehle Battle Group 5·4 �Color Guard 175 �MACKEY JEAN AII-Coty Choor , All-City Pep Club , All-School Show, All Stole Choor; Concert Choor ; Councol Capers, Counterpoonts , Delegate Assembly, Drama Club , ' 61 Club ; F.T.A ; Goris' Bowlong Club, Jr Escort; J .R.C. Club , Sec .; J R.C Lead· ershop Camp ; P.T A. Model ; Seraph Sosters ; Swimmong ; Symposoum Club ; Whote Jackets, Trees ., Sr. Service. MACKINTOSH, ART MALANDER, JIM 'D Club · '61 Club · Wrestling'. ' Football, Key Club ; MANESS, SANDRA All-School Shaw; Christmas Pageant; Council Capers , '61 Club , Girls' Choir; Goris' Ensemble MARLER, BETTY Delegate Assembly, Skeast, '61 Club, 1 I J.R.C. Club; MARTIN, DOUGLAS MARTINEZ, IRENE MATTSON, CHARLES All -School Shaw; Delegate Assembly ; Science Seminar; R.O T.C. Rolle Team; Drill Team . MAUFF, RONALD All-School Show; Concert Choir. MAY, MARCIA All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Royalty Editor, '61 Club, Jr Escort, Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Soph . Math Club ; Symposoum Club; Wolcott Contest, Sr. Service. Seniors MEADER, AL Chess Club; ' 61 Club MEDINA, CARMELITA Gorts' Bowling Club. MEE, MARIANNE MELLAND, CAROL MERRELL, KAY Delegate Assembly; J R.C Club; Skeast . '61 Club; Girts' Choir; MERRITT, JIM Baseball, Basketball , 'D Club; '61 Club, Key Club, Swimming METZGER, JANE DEE All -School Shaw, Chrostmas Pageant; Concert Choir, Counterpoonts, Delegate Assembly; ' 61 Club ; F.T.A , Jr. Achievement; J.C.L. ; Skeast . METZLER, JUDY M ILLER, GARY Delegate Assembly, '61 Club, Football, InterClub Council, Key Club, Pres ., Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Track, Nebbosh Knoght Can didate, Bridge Club . MILLER, JEANNE AII-Coty Pep Club ; Drama Club, Thespian Pres .; Euclidian Club, '61 Club; J.C.L., Scrobe ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sosters; Whole Jackets, VicePres. ; Wolcott Contest; Bridge Club; Sr Service; National Merit Finalost. M ILLER, JIM �MILLS, CAROL MILLS, JUDY LOUISE All-School Show, Councol Cap~rs. Goris' Bowling Club, Sec.; Goris' Ensemble, Sec, Jr. Achievement, VICe-Pres .; Shofroth Contest; Sp ech Club, V•ce-Pres . MITCHELL, CAROLYN DIANE Count rpo•nts, '61 Club; F.T A.; Goris' Bowling Club; J.R.C. Club; Skfast, Sr. Semce . MIURA, DEHHIS S. Boys' State; Chess Club, Sec.; ' D Club ; Delegate Assembly; Euclid•an Club ; ' 61 Club , Football; Jr Usher, Soph. Math Club; Track; Wrestling ; Science Club . MIZER, WILLIAM Boys' Bowling, ' 61 Club ; Br~dge Club MLAK, HELEN G~rls ' Bowling Club; Jr . Achievement. MOLKEHTHIN, RON Sw1mm•ng . MOORE, STEVF. AII-C•ty Gymnastics ; GymnastiCs . All -State Gymnastics; We come to learn ... to work with our hands MOOSDORF, JANET AII-Schoo4 Show; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly, '61 Club; Goris' Ensemble • . MORAN, DEAHHA Christmas Pageant ; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling Club ; D. E. Club . MORGAN, VERNON '61 Club ; GymnastiCs, Skeast. MORIARITY, PAT AII·C•ty Football ; AII -C1ty Baseball ; All-State Football ; Baseball ; Basketball ; '0 Club ; Delegate Assembly, ' 61 Club; Football ; Key Club . MOYNIHAN, MIKE Footbal ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant MURPHY, JACK Delegate Assembly, I.R. Club, Vice-Pres . Seniors MURPHY, LYNDA All-School Show, Council Capers, Delegate Assembly, '61 Club , J.R .C Club ; Pre-med Club ; Principal's AdviSory Councol ; Skeast; Wh1te Jackets MYERS, DAVE Band HADLER, LYNNE All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; J.R.C. Club; Model Teens Club; P.T.A. ModeL 177 �NADLER, STEVE Baseball ; Boys' Bowling, Gymnastics; Skeast. NAVRATIL, DAVID Basketball ; Boys' Bowhng ; Crew. Football , Stage NAYLOR, NANCY All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; ' 61 Club; Skeast. NEVIL, ARDITH Delegate Assembly; posium Club . Jr. Achievement; Sym - NEWELL, JOHN C. All -City Choir; All -School Show; Baseball ; Camera Club, Vice- Pre s.; Chnstmas Pageant; Concert Cho~r ; Count<rpoints ; ' D Club ; Foot · ball; Inter-Club Councol ; Jr. Achievement , Photography Club; Skeast; Swimming . NEWMAN, JERRY Councol Capers; Drama Skeast. Club ; Gymnastics ; NICHOLSON, JULIA J C L. ; Jr. Escort; Pre-med Club ; Seraph Sis ters ; '61 Club . NIELSEN, LARRY T. Euclidian Club ; Foreign Language Club NIEMINEN, NANCY All -School Show ; Council Capers ; Delegate As sembly; ' 61 Club; F.T.A., State Vice- Pres .; Girls' Choir; Girls' Ensemble ; Jr. Escort ; Pron cipal's Advisory Council; Seraph Sisters; Seraph Sisters Welcoming Committee, Chairman ; Sym posium Club ; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest. NOLEN, CAROL All City Choir, Concert Choir. NORWOOD, CAROL NOWICK, MARSHA All -School Show; Christmas Pageant; '61 Club ; Girls' Choir; Girls' Ensemble. �O'OANIELS OANEL All-School S~ow ; Counterpoints, Sec.; '61 Club; F.T A. , Whole Jacke ts, Sr. Service. OKUBO, JIM OLIVER, SHARI Jr Achoevem nt; Sk ast; Tri- Hi-Y. ORF, BARBARA All -School Show; Che rlead ~ r ; D~l egate Assem · bl y; Homecomong Quetn Attendant, J .R.C. Club ; P.T.A. Mod I, Sk east; Tri - Hi Y, Sr. Serv · oce ... to learn from discussion OTSTOT, MARSHA ' 61 Club; Goris' Bowl ing Club ; J R C. Club; Sr. Service. OTTERMAN, SANDRA PACKER, EUGENE All -City Band ; All -City Orchestra , All -School Show ; Band ; Councol Capers ; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; Football ; I.R. Club ; J R.C. Club ; Pre- med Club ; Show Orchestra ; Skeast; Track . PAPAZIAN, ROGER PAPEOO, ELAINE All-City Choir; All -School Show ; All -State Choir; Concert Choor; Girls' Bowlong Club ; Jr. Achoevement. PARKS, JIM Skeast; D.E. Club . PATAKOTIS, VICKY Counterpoonts Pres., '61 Club ; Inter-Club Council, J .R C. Club , P.T.A. Model , Symposium Club ; Sr. Servoce. PAUL, STEVE All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; J .R.C. Club; Sweetheart Couple Attendant. PEARCE, PENNY PELTZ, AL Delegate Assembly; '61 Club . �PENNY, BOB AII -Coty Press Conference ; Angelus Staff, Edltor-ln -Choef ; '61 Club , EP.icurean Club ; Prin Cipal 's Advisory Counce! ; Natoonal Merit F1nalost; Symposoum Club; Scholastoc Gold Key Award , PERKIN, PATTY All-School Showf· Delegate Assembly; '61 Club, F.T.A., J .R.C. Cub . PERKIN, SUSIE AII .School Show , Council Capers ; Del gate Ass mbly; ' 61 Club ; F,T .A.; J R.C . Club ; Whote Jackets, B tty Crocker Award . PERRY, ANNE All -City Choir; All -City Orch stra, All -School Show, AII -Sta.te Orchestra ; Christmas Pageant; Concert Choor; Councol Capers; I.R . Club ; J C .L. ; Jr. Escort , Srraph Sosters ; Symposium Club ; Magnoficent Accomplishment in State Music Contest. PERSKE, JANICE Counterpoonts , Del gate Assembly; '61 Club ; Wh1te Jackets; Sr. S rvice. PFANNENSTIEL, RON PHELPS, CHARLES Delegate Ass mbly; Euclidoan Club, Pres.; In ter-Club Counce! , Jr. Usher; Soph . Math Club , Russoan Club . PHELPS, LEWIS Euclidian Club; Principal's Advisory Council, Soph . Math Club ; Spotlight Staff, Editor; Dele gate to Natoonal Teen -age Press Conference ; Nat1onal M nt Fonalost. PINGREE, DEANNA J C.L. ; Skeast. PLATT, RENA '61 Club POLEY, MIRIAM AII -Coty Choor; All-School Show ; Christmas Pag ant ; Concert Choir; Delegate Auembly ; '61 Club ; F.T A.; Jr Achievement; Sr . Service. PONTOW, CHERYL A. All -School Show ; Drama Club ; ' 61 Club ; F.T A.; Skeast ; Spotlight Staff, Busoness Manag r; Whot Jackets; Sr. Servoce. PORTER, JOHN :~~b~~fr . Jr Achi vement; Science Club, Sci POWELL, CARLA All-School Show. RADDATZ JUDY '61 Club ; foreign Language Club ; Sr. Servic • RATHGEBER, SUE All -School Show ; Concert Choir; Council Ca pers, Goris' Choor, Goris' Ensemble; Jr. Achotve ment . REESE, DON Delegate Assembly ; Club Woodbury Contest; Art REID, SHIRLEY A. All -School Show ; All-State Choor; ' 61 Club; Sr. Service. REMEDI, JIM Baseball; Skeast . REYNOLDS, BARBARA RICE, TERENCE Skeast; Woodbury Contest. 180 Choor; Concert Senior �RIESE, MICHAEL All -City Choor; All -School Show; All -State Choor; Chrostmas Pag ant; Concut Choor; CounCil Copers , ' 61 Club ; School Organost. RIGGS, BILLYE LaVON All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; '61 Club ; F.T.A.; Goris' Bowlong Club ; Jr Achievement; Skeast. RIGGS, VINCENT All -School Show; Cross Country; ' D Club ; Gym · nastics; Stage Cr w; Track . ROBERTS, KATHY All -School Show; Conce rt Choir; Sr. Service . ROBERTS, LILA LEE All -School Show , Model Teens Club, Treas., Shofroth Contest; Skeast , Symposoum Club , Whole Jackets. ROBERTS, SUE All -School Show; Council Cape rs ; DA.R . Finalist ; D legate Assembly; '61 Club ; Home• comong Quetn Attt ndant; J C L.; Jr. Prom Qu n All ndant ; R.O T.C. Honorary Cadet, Lt. Col.; S raph Ststen , Tri -Ho - Y; Jr. Escort . . . . to work with our minds ROBERTUS, THOMAS All-School Show ROBINSON, COLEMAN Boys' Bowlong, 'D Club ; Delegate Assembly · '61 Club, AII-Coty Golf; Golf, Captaon ; Key Club. Pre-law Club ; Stuaent CounCil . ROBINSON, DELMAR Jr Achievement. ROBINSON, JEAN PTA. Model. Seniors RODERICK, CAROLYN '61 Club; Seraph Sisters; Sr . Service . �ROLPH, CAROL Eucl1d1an Club, Seraph Sisters. ROSENQUIST, ROD Baseball ; Boys' Bowhng, Skeast. ROWLEY, JUDITH '61 Club ; F T.A. RUSSELL, NORMA JEAN RUSSELL, SANDY All -School Show; Chmtmas Pageant; '61 Club, G•rls' Bowling Club, J R C. Club; Sr. Service . RUTHERFORD, JEAN I Delegate Assembly, J.R.C . Club; Scholastic Art Award , Sr. Semce. Seniors I RUYBAL. TERRY Delegat Ass mbly, G1rls' Bowling Club, G~rls' Ensemble; Sr. Serv1ce. SAAVEDRA, BONNIE AII·School. Show ; Chmtmas Pageant; Counc1l Cap rs, G~rls' Bowhng Club, G~rls' Choir, Jr. Achievement. SALIMAN, BARRY All-School Show, Chmtmas Pageant; Concert Choir. SAVOREN, SANDY SCHEPP, MARLA Delegate Assembly; F.T.A.; J.R.C . Club; Shofroth Contest; Skeast; Speech Club, Pres. SCHMIDT BOB All -City Choir; All-School Show; All-State Cho~r; Boys' State; Chmtmas Pageant; Concert Cho~r; Counc1l Capers; 'D Club; Delegate Assembly ; Eucl1d1an Club; '61 Club; Golf; Inter-Club Council; Jr. Usher; Pre-law Club; Bndge Club, Pres .; Nat1onal Ment FinaliSt. SCHMIDT, RICHARD Baseball ; 'D Club; Football; Key Club; Track; Wrestl1ng SCHMIDT, SHARON All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club . SCHODDE, BARBEE All -School Show; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club, '61 Club; F.T.A.; Model Teens Club; Skeast. SCHOMP, SARA '61 Club ; I.R . Club; Jr. Achievement; J.R.C. Club; J.R.C. State Convention; Show Orchestra; Skeast Sr Service, Scholastic Art Award SCHONES, DONNA Skeast �SCHONES, JANICE SCHREIBER, PENNY All-School Show; Delegat A55embly; '61 Club, Goris' Enstmble; Jr. Achoevement, J.R.C. Club, Skeast; Sr. Service. SCHREIBER, SHARRON Jr. Ach1 vement; Skeast; Sr. Servoce. SCROGGS, CHARMAN All-City Choor; All-School Show; Chrostmas Pageant, Concert Choor; Delegat Assembly; Goris' Bowling Club; Jr Achoev mtnt SEAR, LORETTA All-School Show; Council Capers; Goris' semble; Skeast. En. SEARS, BONNIE KAE All-School Show, Symposium Club ; Sr. Servoce; Russian Club SEFF, JERRY SEGAL, LORENE All-School Show; Counterpoonts ; Delegate As· s mbly, Drama Club; F.T.A.; Goris' Bowling Club; Goris' Ensemble; J R.C . Club; Knittong Club SEIDENBERG, ANTHONY AII-Coty Cross Country; AII-Coty Track; AllState Cross Country; Cross Country, Capt .; 'D Club, Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Key Club, S c; Track, Capt, SELBY, JESSIE E. SESTRICH, JOE SEXTON, JEANETTE LOUISE AII-Coty Choir; All -School Show; Council Ca· pers; Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Ensemble. SHANAHAN, BRIGI All -School Show, Cheerleadeo:; Council Capers; Drama Club, Voce-Pres.; '61 <.lub ; Homecoming Queen ; J C L., Consul; Model Teens Club ; Skeast; Sweetheart Couple Attendant. SHANK, KATHERINE SHEPHERD, LUCINDA All -School Show, Seraph Sisters. SHERMAN, HERB Boys' Bowlong, Wrestling; D E. Club . SHIRK, PATRICIA '61 Club Girls' Bowling Club . SHULANDER, JOYCE F.T.A., Goris' Choir; Skeast . • . . to exchange ideas SHULTZ, SANDI JEAN SHUR, SANDY '61 Club ; Girls Bowlong Club . SIEGRIST, JUDIE Seniors ��SIMS, JERRY SKEETERS, BRENDA. Delegate Au mbly; '61 Club ; F.T A ; Seraph Sosters ; Wh it Jackets; Sr. Service . SLATKIN, BILL Spotlight Staff, Sports Editor. SLAUGHTER, DINAH SLINGO, JACQUELINE ' 61 Club . SMITH, BARBARA. J . Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achievement; White Jackets . SMITH, CLAIRE KAY All-School Show; G1ris' Achievement. Bowl1ng Club; Jr. SMITH GARY Foatbalf; Sw1mmlng SMITH, SHARON Delegate Assembly ; '61 Club ; F.T.A ; J.C.L .; Sr Service . SMITH, TERRY ' 61 Club ; Pre- med Club ; Sportl1ght Staff, Art . SOUTHERN, JOE All -City Choir; AII ·Schoal Show,: Chmtmas Pageant; Concert Choir; Council <.apers . SPELTS, JUDY Euclld1an Club, Sec-Treas ; F.T.A. ; Jr. Escort; Pre -med Club; Seraph S1sters, Soph , Math Club; White Jackets SPICER, WILLIAM '61 Club; Skeast. STARCK, LANA �STARR, MARGARET AII -C1ty Orch stra ; All -School Show ; Ch tr · lead r; Counterpoonts, '61 Club ; Show Orch S· tra , Skeast , Sr. Service . STEARNS: BARBARA All -School Show ; Council Capers ; Del gate As · sembly , Model Teens Club , P.T. A. Model ; Tri Hi -Y, Vice -Pres. STEGEMILLER, TERRY STEIGERWALT, JIM Euclodoan Club , Football , Key Club . STEWART, KAREN Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; F.T A.; Jr. Es cort, Seraph Sisters ; White Jackets . STEWART, RAY ' 61 Club , J C L.; Soph . Math Club . STOCKER, ELOISE All -School Show; Cheerleader; '61 Club; Model Teens Club, Skeast STONE, DIANE Girls' Bowling Club; Skeast; Knitting Club . STOUT, BEN Baseball ; ' D Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; Gymnastics; Key Club; Track ; Wrestlong ; Fall Sports Dance Attendant. STRAKOSCH, CHRIS '61 Club ; J R C. Club ; Skeast. STUBBS, DOROTHY J.R .C. Club Seraph Sosters; Wh1te Jackets SULLIVAN, GENE SUMMERS, MARLENE All-School Show, Councol Capers; Girls' Choir; Skeast SUSA, EDDI Goris' Bowling Club ; Jr. Achievement, Swimming �SUSMAN, GEEGEE SWENSON, DELBERT Jr. Achievement. TAKEMOTO, MARGARET Del gate Assembly , '61 Club ; Girls' Bowling Club ; Jr. Achiev m nt, Vice -Pres ., D.E. Club, Pres TEMMER, ROBERT THOMAS, JOHN 'D Club , ' 61 Club ; Football ; Key Club; letter of Comme ndation from Nat1onal Ment. THOMPSON, JIM All -School Show ; Christmas Pag ant; Concert Choir; CounCil Capers ; ' D Club, '61 Club ; Sw•mm•ng , R.O.T.C. Drill Team . TONOPOLSKY, ROGER S. Sr. Service . TOTH, TOM TOWNSEND, BARBARA TREMMEL, CAROL All -School Show. Concert Choir; Council Capers, G1rls' Ensemble ; Sr . Service . TULL, JOHN All-City Student Council ; All-School Show ; Boys' State, Lt. Governor; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly, Vice - Pres; Head Boy ; J C l., Co -Pres .; Jr. Usher; Key Club ; Pre -law Club ; Pnnc1pol's Advisory Council ; Skeast; Stu· dent Coune~l ; Student CounCil leadership Con· ference; Sweetheart Couple Attendant. TURK, JIM All-School Show ; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club ; J.R .C. Club; Skeast. �TURNER, BETTY LOU Del gate Ass mbly; Drama Club. TURNER, ROBBY Angelus Staff; Eud idoan Club, Voce- Pres .; Jr . Usher; Soph . Math Club ; Sympasoum Club, Sec.-Treas ; Woodbury Contest. • n1or TYLER, JANET TYSON, METTA Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Madel Teens Club ; P.T.A. Model ; Skcast; Sr. S rtoct. UYEMURA, CAROL Delegate Assembly; F.T.A., Hist.; Whitt Jackets. VANDAPOOL, JIM DeleRate Assembly; '61 Club ; Key Club ; Prin cipals Advisory Councol ; P.T.A. Model; Sweeth art Couple Attendant; Track . and reposes in spring sunshine VAN EPPS, BOB All-School Show; Concert Cl\oir; Delegate Assembly ; '61 Club; football; Student Councol; Nebbish Knight. VICKERS, ELAINE All-School Show; F.T.A.; I.R. Club; J.C.L.; Jr. Escort; J.R.C. Club; ~eraph Sisters; White Jackets; S.R.C., Officer. VIGIL, PEARL VINES, SUSIE Sktast. VOBEJOA NANETTE '61 Club; Girls' Bowling Club . WALDEN, MEL All-School Show; Basketball; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Gymnastocs; Jr. Achoevement; Skeast; Swimmong; Track. �WALKER, A~~ETT Counterpoints; ' 61 Club i F.T.A.; I.R. Club, Sec.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sosters; White Jackets. WALKER, ERLI~E Counterpoints ; '61 Club ; J .R.C. Club ; Sr. S rvice. Jr Achievement; WALLACE DIA~E Bond ; '61 Club ; Seraph Sisters . WALLER, DIA~~E L All -City Cho ir; All -School Show; All -State Choor; Concert Choir; Counterpoonh ; Dtlegate Assembly; '61 Club ; P.T.A. Mod I; Shofroth Contest; Skeast, Speech Club, Sec.; Sr Service. WALTER, ~A~CY D legate As mbly; I.R Club ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters , Seraph Sisters Welcomong Com mottee; Skeast; Symposoum Club ; Whole Jack· ets. WASHI~GTON, CLEMENTINE Delegate Assembly; ' 61 Club, Sr. Servke ; F.T.A.; I.R. Club ; Jr. Achoevement ; Spotlight Staff, Asst . Pog Editor; White Jackets. WATTIS, KARE~ Counterpoint• , Goris' En•emble; J .R.C. Club; J .R.C. State Convention ; Skeast . WEBER, MARTI Angelus Staff, Copy Reader, Jr. Achievement; Spotlight Staff, Art; Whole Jackets . WEBSTER, JOH~ WEISER, ALA~ Gymnastics ; Swimming . WEISER, TOM WELCH, ROBERT J , WESTERBERG, CATHY WHEELOCK, LI~DA All -School Showb· Councol Capen ; Delegate Assembly; ' 61 Clu ; J.R.C. Club, Skeast . 5 • n1or WHITE, JEFFERSO~ G. Chess Club , Vice- Pres .; Delegate Assembly. WHITFORD, MERI SUE Council Capen; Delegate A" mbly ; Drama Club, Pres ., Goris' Bowlong Club ; Inter-Club Councol ; Tro-Angels; Wolcott Contest; The• pian . WHITLOCK, ROBERT AII-Coty Choor; All-School Show; Concert Choir; Foreign Language Club . WIGTO~, DOUG '61 Club ; Skeast; Wrestling, Science Seminar; Science Club . WILCOX BECKY AII-Schoof Show, Anqelus Staff, Asst. Business Manager'r · Mixed Choor; Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; F•. A., Pres.; Inter-Club Councol; I.R. Club; J.C.L.; Jr. Escort; J.R.C . Club ; Seraph Sisters; Symposium Club; White Jackets. WILCOX HE~RY AII-Schoof Showj, Christmas Pageant; Concert Choor; Councol I..(Jpers; 'D Club; Delegate A•sembly; '6.1 Club; Football; GymnastiCs; Track; Wrestling WILKERSO~, JUDY Delegate A"embly; '61 Club ; White Jackets; Sr. Service. 189 �WILLIAMS, CONNIE All-School Show; Cone rt Chon; Del got Assembly; J.R.C. Club; P.T A. Mod I, Student Council. WILLIAMS, STEVE WILLIAMSON, HARRIETT WILLIAMSON, MARY AII·City Orchestra ; AII·School Show; AII·State Orch stra, Angelus Staff, BuSiness Manag r; Concert Orchestra, Councol Capers ; '61 Club, lnt r Club Councol, I.R Coty; I R. Club, Pres.; J R.C. Club, Show Orchestra ; Student Council Leodershop Conference; Symposoum Club ; White Jackets ; Wolcott Contest; Colo . Press Confer· ence; S.R.C, Officer; Christmas Pageant. WILSON, BUCK Delegate Ass mbly, Vice·Pres .; '61 Club; Principal's Advosory Councol; Sktast, Track; Sp ech Club. WILSON, BUD AII ·School Show, Basketball; Boys' Bowling; 'D Club; Delegate Assembly, '61 Club; Golf; J.C L.; Key Club; Sk ast; Swe th art Couple Attendant; Tennos . WILSON, LISA All -School Show; Delegol Assembly, Sec.; '61 Club; Inter-Club Councol, J C.L., Pres ., Jr. Escort; J R.C. Club; Seraph Sisters, Treas.; Skeast, Student Councol Leaders hop Confer· ence; Whole Jackets WILSON, MOLLY Goris' Bowling Club; Model Teens Club. WILSON, SHERRI Delegate Assembly; Sr. Service; White Jackets. WINN, GARY W. WONG, JOHN, JR . All School Show; Chess Club; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, Pres.; Drama Club, Trcas .; Proncopal's Advosory Councol; Shofroth Contest; Tri ·Ang Is, Woodbury Contest. WOODS, CHARLES All-School Show; Concert Choir; '61 Club . WRITER, DEBBY ' 61 Club; Skeast; Sr Service; Brodge Club. YONEHIRO, FLORENCE '61 Club; F T.A, Voce-Pres; Jr Achoevement, Sec. J.R.C. Club, Vice-Pres .; White Jackets YOUNG,BAYAUD All-School Show; Christmas Pageant; Council Cap rs; 'D Club; Delegate Assembly, VicePres .; Euclidoan Club, '61 Club; Gymnastics; I R. Club; J.CL.; Jr. Escort; J R.C. Club; Premed Club; Proncipal's Advosory Councol; Show Orchestra ; Tennos, School Organost; Sr. Service; Science Seminar. YOUNGREN, VIRGIL ZACHMANN, DAVE Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Skeast. ZAGAR, SHEILA Delegate Assembly; '61 Club; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets. ZALA, CECILE ZARINI, CELESTE All-City Choir; All-School Show; Christmas Pageant; Concert Choir; Councol Capers; Delegate Assembly; Sr. Class Voce-Pres.; Skeast; Student Council ; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y, Sec; '61 Club; Sr. Service. ZIPP, JOHN AII·City Gymnastics; AII·School Show; All-State Gymnastics; 'D Club; Dele~ate Assembly; Foot· ball; Gymnastics; Jr. Achoevement; Swommong. 190 ��Club BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Drehle, Jim- President Benton, Ray- Vice President Traylor, Dick- Secretary Huttenhow, Jay- Treasurer Mr. Chapman- Sponsor Ashworth, Pete Boily, Nathan Barlow, Doug Bolton, Joe Bosworth, Roderic Bruner, Bill Epley, Dick Fong, Tony Gammill, Bill Kearns, Jim Mintken, Tommy Palmer, Marvin Peterson, Randy Robinson, Coleman Sherman, Rick Simpson, Daryl Tadlock, David Tyler, Edward Wilson, Bud Wollam, Russell BRIDGE CLUB Schmidt, Bob- President Miller, Jean- Secretary Ashworth, Pete Barnhart, Randy Bartley, Jim Borton, Doug Bolton, Joe Clark, Chris Clorke, Jon Conway, Kathy Denious, Joan Hahn, Gory Hildebrand, Joon Jacobs, Lee Kinel, Harriet Lorson, Shoron McManus, Tracy Miller, Gary Mizer, Steve Paul, Steve Rider, Debby Roberts, Sue Roderick, Carolyn Shanahan, Brigi Turner, Robert Wilson, Bud Wilson, Lisa Zarini, Celeste CHESS CLUB Gammill, Bill- President White, Jeff- Vice President Lindblom, Milton -Sponsor B1tter, Edward J Blatherwick, Ronold Chen, Tyrone Cowen, Ed Fishmon, Nelson Forboth, Elmer Goldshind, Bill lsksow, Neil Johnson, Annette 192 osiers Kaanta, Carter Kovacs, Zoltan Knapp , Bob Meader, AI Moritis, Valdis Rogers, Michael Tyler, Ed Wada, Koji Wikstrom, Bob COUNTERPOINTS Pataketis, Vicky- President Metzger, Jonie- Vice President O'Doniels, Danel- Secretary Adams, Carol Bailiff, Nora Barnhouse, Sandy Bondurant, Rea Casey, Margaret Deline, Susie Dial, Beverly Dodge, Kathy Franklin, Kay Griffin, Holly Hoines, Sara Hounor Carol Hildyard, Sandy Hoffman Marion Holzopzel, Bileta Kenyon, Carol King, Larry Lorson, Jill Mackey, Jean Mitchell, Carolyn Newell, John Perske, Janice Plott, Jan Segal, Lorene Tsobokawa, Hiro Walker, Diane Walker, Erline Woods, Chuck D CLUB Blaschke, Dick- President Von Woerkem, R1ck- Vice President Helton, Bill- Secretary- Treosurer Coaching Staff- Sponsor Achotz, Gerry Appleton, John Arfsten, Lonnie Ashworth, Pete Bachman, John Barker, Paul Barton, Doug Bennett, Richard Blackwell, Jerry Blackwell, Kenny Blaschke, Jim Bowens, Ron Boyer, Doug Brown, Mark Bush, Sam Cheley, Don Chessen, Doug Chew, Ed Clorke, Jon Collier, Morvin Daniels, Jim Demos, Ed Dert1nger, Alan Dillon, Craig Durance, Lorry Dveirin, Gordie Evans, Dave Fairl y, Mike Flin , Doug Foust, Glen Frescoln , Dave Fuller, Dick Gogan , Cary Goldhammer, Mike Greer, Ty Hahn, Gory Heath, Gory Heath, Ron Higgins, Otis Hilton, Jim Hilton , Skip Holme, Howard Johnson , Lee Kline, Courtney Kuzara, George Limb, Jim La Rosa, Paul Leonard, Mark Lind, Kent MacDonald, John Madden, Jim Ma1ns, Norman Molander, J1m Manley, Jack Mayeda, Tom McDonough, Dave Merritt, Jim Miura, Dennis Moore, Steve Morianty, Pat Newlin, Cal Oliver, Walter Pappas, Dean Petty, Rodney Rahoutis, Gory Rankin, Dick Ransome, Bob Ranum, Jerry Rausch, George Riggs, Vincent Ritter, John Robinson, Coleman Satele, Bill Sawrey, Jim Schmidt, Bob Schmidt, Dick Schroeder, John Scripps, Jack Seidenberg, Tony Sidwell, Steve Smith, D1ck Smith, Son Smith, Ron Staub, Binky Stein, Sandy Stout, Ben Stracy, George Stroh, Harvey Tate, Richard Taylor, Jim Terry, Luke Thomas, John Thompson, Jim Thorne, Dave Van Epps, Dave Vayo, Don Wagschol, Pete Wieder, John Wilcox, Henry Will, Mitchel Wilson, Bud Winters, Frank Wrightson, Bernie Young, Bayard Zavaras, Arist Zipp, John DRAMA CLUB 1960-61 Whitford, Sue - President Shanahan, Brigi - Vice Presid nt Hadley, Sally - Recording Seer tory Wong, John , Jr. - Treasurer Johnson, Mr Ralph - Sponsor Anderson, Kathy Bailiff, Bess Baker, Suzy Bond, Wayne Brown, Walter Butterworth, Janie Coffee, LDrry Dahlstrom, Karen Dunkin, Nancy Edmiston, Kathy Eisner, Ellen Ervin, Mike Foster, Carol Gilbert, Trudy Golson , Susan Griffith, Lindsey Hadley, Sally Hart, Holly Hilderbrand, Jean Hoffman, Marian Iford, Carol Joyner, Tom Kruschnic , D1ck Lee, Donna Longstreet, Nancy Jo Miller, Jeanne Pontow, Cheryl Rice, Delabian Rodriquez, Junee Rustemeyer, Sandi Schedde, Barbie Shanahan, Brigi Soker, JoAnne Stone, Sherry Szwec, Lydia Walker, John Whitford, Sue Wong, John , Jr. EPICUREAN CLUB Broun , Don Chesscn, Doug Gersh, Miles Keller, Steve Kenn1ng, Chuck M1zer, Steve Odell, Don Penny, Bob EUCLIDIAN CLUB Phelps, Charles- President Turner, Robert- Vice President Spelts, Judy- Secretary- Treasurer Charlesworth, Mr. Harry- Sponsor Alexander, Bill Arimo, Joy Ashworth, Pete Barton, Doug Bolton, Joe Bronson, Jim Chessen, Doug Dillon, Don Errickson, Marv Foust, Glen Hadley, Sally Hahn, Garry �Hamilton, Wally Howe, John Jovonov1ch, Andy Jus tis, Robert levy, Norma Mtlste1n, Jim Miura, Dennis Mosko, Marty Nelson, lorry Odell, Don Payne, Janice Ph Ips, Charles Phelps, Lew1s Poley, Robert Rolph, Carol Ruffalo, Phil Schmidt, Bob Spelts, Judy Stein, Fronk Steigerwalt, Jom Travis, Ross Turnb\111, Bill Turner, Robert Wagschol, Pet Young, B. J. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mueller, Rolf- President Deeds, Debbie- Vice President Carr, Marianna- Secretary Robertson, Debbie-Treasurer Pigott, Mrs -Sponsor Abramson, Betty Bowman, Kathi Brown, Bev Bryan, Karen Charron, Duane Dreher, Carol f1scher, Joan Gardool, Suzanne Gerner, Mari Goldhammer, Judy Harris, Arleen Heidbrok, Jolhe Hilton, J1m Irwin, Fran Jansons, Mara Lefevre, Florie Maxie, Jewel Montes, Mono Paulsen, Inger Poitz, Mary Helen Pressler, Ruth Qu1gley, Carol Rustemeyer, Sandi Schneider, Myra Smith, Sharon Wagner, Potty F.T.A. Wilcox, Becky -Presodent Yonehuo, florence- Vice President Dunkin, linda- Secretary Hartman, Sheila- Treasurer Uyemuro, Carol- Historian Powell, Mrs.- Sponsor Armatas, Billie Kay Borton, Cheryl Beatty, Blyth Bemos, Judy Benwell, Margaret Brock, Bonnie Budden, Pamela Burgin, Carolyn Chtlders, Bobbi Dahlstrom, Kar n Dunk on, Nancy Ertel, Barb Gerner, Mary Goldfogel, Linda Holcomb, Kathy Jones, Janice Janes, Pat Kerr, Ruth Koshi, Pearl larsen, Jil levy, Norma lindsay, Flo Beth lucy, Barbara McGlone, Pat Metzger, Janie Mueller, Rolf Nieminen, Nancy O'Danicls, Donel Paulsen, Inger Perkin, Patty Perkin, Susie Polgcr, Verncssa Poley, Miroam Pontow, Cheryl Riggs, Billy La Von Rowley, Judy Schepp, Marla Scott, Janie Segal, lorene Sh rman, Betty Shu lander, Joyce Skeeters, Bre,do Smith, Sharon Spelts, Judy Stewart, Karen Tucker, Beth Vockers, Elo1ne Von Hoene, Beth Walker, Annett Walker, Betty Washongton, Clementine Weaver, laurel Weldon, lindon Wheelock, Martha Whotmore, Bonnie Wolliams, Anna Wollots, Nancy Wilson, Patricio Woods, Merrilynn JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Gersh, Miles, and Wilson, lisa- Consuls larson, Sharon- Tribune Borton, Doug- Scribe Vickers, Elaine- Censor Miss Smith and Mrs Gaubatz- Sponsors Alpert, Ted Bader, Pam Benwell, Margaret Burnette, AI Carnes, Bruce Chism, Sharon D'Amato, Sandy Dichter, liz Duncan, Dave Ellett, Vol Florey, Barb Gaul, Pat Goldfogel, Lindo Harrell, AI Hyman, Sue Jones, Steve Kawamoto, Judy Kotzelnick, Kay lambert, Letty Jo lard, Gory levy, Norma McGee, Bettie McKenzie, Jeanne Mijares, Tony Miller, Karen Milstein, Jim Nicholson, Julia Nowels Carol Payne Jan1ce Perry, Anne Peiton, Carolyn Pingree, Deanna Robinson, Ronald Sanders, Pam Scram, Jacque Shanahan, Brigi Shermock, Anne Smith, Sharon Spangenberg, Marty Tietge, Jerrie Tull, John INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Wagschal, Pete Wetzel, Carole Williamson Mary -President Wilcox, Becky Murphy, Jack- Vice President Wong, Victor Walker, Annette- Secretory Work, Stephen Howe, John- Treasurer Yabe, Arlene Ascell, Raymond P -Sponsor Arimo, Joy Bachrach, Evelyn Biggs, Marilyn Blond, J1m Bowman, Kothi Burkhardt, Sue Campbell, Susie Chen, Tyrone Eisner, Ellen Geyer, Pam Halladay, Marcia Johnson, Annette Krushnic, Dick McGee, Bettie McGhee, Mary Jane Mains, Norman Morrison, Sally Poe er, Eugene Pappas, Dean Perry, Anne Roth, Ed Schamp, Sara Toth, Susan Vickers, Elaine Wilcox, Becky Wilson, Pot JUNIOR RED CROSS Ellett, Valeroe Prestdent Yonehue, Florence- Vice President Brown, Sue- Secretary Struck, Marge- Secretary Berger, M1ss E -Sponsor Adams, Carol Adams, Vi Arden, Eleanor Arimo, Joy Bachrach, Evelyn Benosh, Janet Breitwieser, Lindo· Bronson, Jim Brueggeman, Marty Burkhardt, Sue Butterworth, Jan1e Calahan, Sharon Campbell, Susie Carr, Donna Carr, Maroon no Chapman, Cathy D'Amato, Jeanne Dreher, Carol Earl, Pat Eisner, Ellen Ertel, Barbara Fisher, Janet Florey, Barbara Fong, Barbara Foster, Carole Franklin, Kay Friehling, Sharon Garnsey, Woody Goldhammer, Phil Gottesficld, Phyllis Halker, Sondra Hozapfel, Belita Homann, Claudio Hugaart, Jean Jacobs, lee Jaffrey, Phyllis Johnson, Diane Kawamoto, Judy King, Dorothy Krasas, Ruby Kruse, Kathy Kurland, Sally lindsay, Flo lutz, Shirley Mackey, Jean Madden, Sandra McCaa, Vicki McMeen, Sylvia Miller, Sharon Mitchell, Carolyn Nadler,lynne Otstet, Marsha Packer, Gene Pataketis, V1cky Paul, Steve Paulsen, Inger Perkins, Sue Perkin, Patty Reyman, Cathy Roth, Ed Russel, Sandy Schaetzel, Mary Schepp, Marla Schamp, Sara Smith, Candy Starr, Sue Stone, Sherry Strong, Shem Stubbs, Dorothy Swanson, Julie Thiebedeau, Margoe T1eggs, leeza Turk, Jim Turk, Marcia Tucker, Beth Typher, Martlyn Vickers, Elaine Virando, An1ta Wattis, Karen Weaver, laurel Wheelock, linda Wiggins, Carol Wilcox, Becky Walters, Sharon Walker, Erline Young, B. J. KEY CLUB Miller, Gary- President Clarke, Jon- Vice President VanWoerkom, Rick- Secretary Durance, larry- Treasurer Schmidt, Dock- Sergeant at Arms Acsell, Mr. Raymond- Sponsor Achatz, Jerry Barnhart, Randy Barton, Doug Blaschke, Dick 193 �Blaschke, Jim Clarke, Jon Demos, Ed Durance, Lorry Fairley, Mike Gogan , Cory Greer, Ty Helton, Bill Hilton, Jim Hilton, Skip Johnson , Bob Leonard, Mark Leonard, Tracy Molander, Jim Manley, Jock Merritt, Jim Miller, Gory Moriarity, Pot Nethery Fred Robinson , Coleman Schmidt Dick Seidenberg , Tony Sherbok, Don Sidwell, Steve Steigerwalt, Jim Stout, Ben Thomas, John Tull, John VonWoerkom, Rick Wilson, Bud Winters, Fronk Zovoros, Arist KNIT-WITS Ertel, Barbaro- President Brown , Bev- Vice President Schepp, Marla- Secretory Foley, Bobbi - Treasurer Mrs. Dean- Sponsor Anderson, Kathy Ashworth, Wendy Bates. Cheryl Bem1s, Judy Beaker, Barbie Block1s, Pot Brown, Jeanne Chapman , Nancy Chinn , Brenda Cornell, Korolene Danielson, Nancy Davis, Meschelle Ferry, Catherine Franklin, Kay Bomber, Dee Griffith , Margot Haines, Sora Harris, Julie Horns. Sue Harvey, Charlene Hatch, Sandy Heinze, Joxcene Henke, Jollen Holland, Cynthia Jones, Lindo Jones, Patsy Kawamoto, Mary Leever, Carol Lotz, Norine McCullough, Pot McFall, Cheryl Mitchell, Marilyn Robinson, Lindo Rowley, Judy Sovoren, Sandy Scott, Sarah Sm1th, Lindo Stondly, Nancy Stone, D1one 194 Stubbs, Dorothy Swanson, Julie Tepley, Claudio Thacker, Ann Thompson , Gwendolyn Walker, Erline Westmorland , Sandy Wigg1ns, Carol MODEL TEENS Hard ing , Mordy - President Avoy, Carol- Vice President Holker, Sandy - Secretory Roberts , Lila - Treasurer Earl, Pot - Scrapbook Committee Chairman Faris, Suzie - Senior Adviser Nowels, Carol - Junior Adviser Schoetzol, Mary Jo- Sophomore Adviser Jeffrey, M1ss - Sponsor Arden , Eleanor Armotos, Billie Kay Benson , Peggy Bromley, Nancy Bryon, Koren Bumpus, Caryl Butler, Margie Carr, Marianna Dahlstrom, Koren Emmons, Chns Good , Sherry Heffner, Sue Holm, Kris Holzapfel, Bileto Jacobs , Lee Johnson , Jayne Jo Kenny, Carol Sue K1ng , Nancy LaChapelle, Jeanne Lorson , Sharon Low, Barbie Lehr, Paulo Lindsay, Flo Beth McCaa , Vicky McCullough, Pot Mee, Monlyn Nadler, Lynne Naylor, Borbi Roymou, Cathy Schodde, Barbaro Shanahan, Brigi Storr, Sue Stocker, Eloise Stearns, Barbaro Toms, Peggy Thibodeau, Margie Vondopool, Nicky Wagner, Pot Wolz, Phylis Wetzel, Carol Williams, Marcia Yobe, Arlene NINE POINT CIRCLE ROSTER Morit1s, Vold1s- President Lichty, Roger- Vice President Wed del, Nancy Jo- Secretory Koto , Col- Treasurer Nicholson, Mr. - Sponsor Ashworth Wendy Deherrera, Abe Do1do, Stanley Fischer, Fred Hammill, Fred Hoffman, Wilson Hoy I, Greg Mortensen, Michael Rheod , John Rogers , Michael Wetzner, Steve Wong, Vic Yamamoto, Ronald PRE-LAW CLUB Leonard , Mark - President Boum, Robert- Vice President Borton , Doug - Secretory French, David - Treasurer Auger, Mr. John - Sponsor Brierly, Mr. Justin - Adviser Anderson, Robert Barnhart, Randy Borton, Doug Boum, Robert Chessen , Douglas Clarke, Jon Clifford , Douglas Durance, Lorry Errickson, Morvin French , David Ginsburg, Jerry Horrell, AI Hultin, Wally Irvin, Stan Leonard, Mark Robinson , Coleman Schmidt, Robert Sherbok, Daniel Tull, John Vondopool Richard PRE-MED CLUB Ginsburg, Jerry - President Bachrach, Evelyn - Vice President Movromotis, Jean - Secretory McElhinney, Anne - Treasurer Schworzler, Mrs. Henrietta - Sponsor Allen, lone Ashworth, Pete Berman, Jane Brown, Wolter Cord, Gory Cozer, Mary Chalk, Anne Davies, Dorothy Dial, Bev Ferguson, JoAnn Florey, Barbaro Foote, Carol Jean Foust, Glenn Gee, Carol Golson, Susan Hilderbrand, Coral Hunting, Anne Hunting, Suzanne Iford, Carol Jaffrey, Phillis Jones, Steve Lind, Kent Longstreet, Nancy Jo Mosko, Marty Nicholson, Julio Norris, Mike Okubo, Jane Pierce, Jacque Rice, Delobion Solevouris, Mike Sowrey, James Smith, Terry Spady, Rebecca Spelts, Judy Taylor, Barbaro Tiegs, Leezo Tietge, Jerrie Thompson, Jeff Wogschol, Pete Yosuzowo, Steve Yrisson, Joe SKEAST CLUB Foust, G. T. - Presid nt Erickson , Morv1n - Vic Pres1dent H1cks, Vaughn - Secretory Benwell, Margaret - Treasurer Aschbocher, M1ss; Moulton , Mr - Sponsors Arterburn, Alice Ashworth, Pete Ashworth, Wendy Bachar, Sheila Benish, Janet Boslough, Jim Brown, Beverly Brown, Lynda Brumbach, Don Burkhardt, Su Butterworth, Jon1e Calahan, Sharon Cozer, Mary Chapman , M1ke Clark, Duke Cowen , Ed Downer, Robin Duckwall, Harry Ertel, Barbaro Ervin, Francis Ervin, Mike Estes, Cindy Everett, Steve Ferris, Suzie Florey, Barbaro Fontius, Kay Forse, Robert Garnsey, Woody Gates, Sharon Gerner, Mary Haines, Sora Hildebrand , Carol H1ldebrond, Jean Hill, Re Voe Hogland, Lynn Holme, Howard Hoyl, Greg Jaffrey, Phyllis Johnson , Richard Kerne, James Knox, Cindy Lamphere, Marcia Landis, Penny Lorson, Sharon Lehr, Paulo Long, Sandy Madden, Jim Mottern, Milindo Movromotis, Jean McColl, John McEihmney, Anne McGhee, Mary Jane McMeen, Sylv10 Morgan, Vernon Morrison, Solly Morton, Judy Norm, Lynda Olinger, Cici Owen, Harry Page, Meg Porkmson, Caryl Parks, Jim Parks, Paul Pingree, Dianna Pleasants, Ann Ratliff, Randy Remesle, Jim Riggs, Billye Rogers, Nancy Rounds, Steve Rutherford, Judy Schoetzel, Mary Jo �Schepp, Marla Schomp, Holycon Scho p, Sora Schreiber, Bill Schrieber, Sharon Scott, Koren Shanahan, Bngid Shields, Eirene Simonton, Sandy S eeters, Eddi Sm1th, Todd Stapleton, Ed Storr, Margaret Stocker, Erwin Stuart, Chris Trokesch, Chris Thompson, Barbaro Turk, Jim Turk, Marcia Wodo, Koje Williams, Marcia Wilson, Lisa SPEECH CLUB Schepp, Marla- President Mills, Judy- Vice President Woller, Dione - Secretary Ertel, Barbara-Treasurer Fox, Mr. Wayne - Sponsor Alfonzo, Dave, Jr. Anderson, Cindy Arden, Eleanor Baliff, Bess Bess, Ginger Briggs, Marilyn Brown, Guy Douglas, Koren Freemon, Carmen Ann Ginsberg, Jerry Grunfeld, Edna Hadley Sally Joyner, Tom King , Fronk Plott, Jon Taylor, Bob Wogschol, Pete Weddel, Nancy Jo Wilson, Suzi Wilson, Bucky SYMPOSIUM O'Dell, Don - President Chessen, Doug- Vice President Turner, Robert- Secretary -Treasurer Attebery, Mr. Louis - Sponsor Arimo, Joy Ashworth, Wendy Bartley, Jim Brown, Guy Brown, Walter Chen , Tyrone De Sciose, Nicholas Forboth, Elmer Gersh, Miles Hahn, Gory Holzapfel, Bileto Humphries, Sue Johnson, Annette Justis, Bob Kenning, Charles May, Marcia MiJares, Tony Miller, Jim Milstein, Jim Miura, Dennis Mont1s, Vald1s Mosko, Marty Nevil, Ardith Nicholson, Julia Penny, Rob ert Rogers, Michael Sears, Bonnie Kay Thibodeau, Margie Wolter, Nancy Wilcox, Becky Williamson, Mary Wong, Victor THURSDAY BOWLING LEAGUE Flamboe, JoAnne President Haines, Sara- Vice President Mills, Judy- Secretary Bates, Cheryl - Treasurer Mr. Chapman- Sponsor Anderson, Cindy Brown, Peg Costerl1ne, Sally Danforth, Johnene Dankert, Sandea Ehrlich, Judy Faris, Susie Foley, Bobb1 Fang, Barbaro Gonzales, Jack ie Gonzales, Mary Hoffman, Marsha Holman, Isabel Humphnes, Sue Ann Jones, Janice Kath, Marci Knight, Bobbi Krause, Helen Leonard, Darlene Lupo, Fran Lutz, Shirley Maes, Chris Nelson, Suzi Otstot, Marsha Ruese, Cathy Russell, Sandy Sherman, Betty Shibata, Norene Stone, D1ane Shur, Sandy Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Judy Vigil, Carol Wmn, Roe Beth TRI-ANGELS CLUB Schmoll, Paul- President Fisher, Glynda- Vice President Williamson, Dr. J . Howard- Sponsor Allen, lone Anderson, Elaine Anderson, Judi Anderson, Kathy Barker, Donna Bess, Bill Bess, Virg1n1a Bishop, Sharon Bulmer, Colleen Campbell, Susan Carr, Marianna Childers, Bobbie Condos, John Covery, Jon Cunnmghom, Ralph Detondt, Carol Dreker, Carol Dunkin, Nancy Erickson, Paula Erickson, Ruth Errickson, Morvin Everman, Carole Fisher, Glynda Flock, Conn ie Fong, Barbaro Fong, Tony Forboth, Elmer Furches, Patsy Griffith, Lindsey Hahn, Gary Haring, Kathy Herndon, James Herndon, Julian Hessler, Donald Holliday, Judy Horvath, Mike Kaonto, Carter Koptain, Judy Kaptain, Mary Kawamoto , Judy Kier, Ruth Ann Kiger, June lucy, Barbara Miller, Bonnie Mizer, Steve Mueller, Rolf Mu llenox, Bertha Murray, Dove Rhead , John Riese, Mike Schmoll, Paul Sears, Bonnie Smith, Gory Spear, Bill Stondly, Nancy Stewart, Koren Stoenner, Jean Strohecker, Wando Stribling, Robert Thorne, Dov1d Tremmel, Carol Trujillo, Mary Jane V~rondo, Anita Wieser, Allen Wong, John Wong, Victor Wood, Paul TRI-HI-Y Goldfogel Lmdo- President Stearns, Barbaro - Vice Pres1dent Rodnguez Junee - Serv1ce Chalfman Zann1. Celeste - Recording Secretary McGee, Betty- Corresponding Secretary Counts, Judy- Treasurer Williams, Mama -Chaplain Call, Mrs Alice - Sponsor Anma, Joy Bramley, Nancy Butler, Margie Clark, Chmtine Crocker, Jane Diner, Gretchen H1cks, Vaughn Kawamoto , Mary King , Nancy Knox, Cynthia Morrison, Sally Orf, Barbaro Roberts, Sue Schaetzel, Mary Jo Scott, Jane Scram, Jacque Shermack, Anne Sherman, Betty Spangenberg, Marty Stearns, Nancy Szwec, Lydian Thurman, Gail Wetzel, Carole Yabe, Arlene WEDNESDAY BOWLING LEAGUE Strong, Sherri - Pres1dent Hefner, Babette - Vice President Walker, Betty- Secretary Jackson, Nancy- Treasurer Mr. Chapman- Sponsor Anderl, Judy Barton, Cheryl Bolin, Jeanne Boyle, Peg Brocha, Joann e Brocha, Koril Crone, Sharon F1sher, Janet Freehling, Sharon Fugier, Barbaro Gold, Connie Hale, Sandy Hanley, Kay Harrison, Jean Henniger, Grace Heidbrak, Jollie Homann, Claudia Jones, Cassandra Kotzelnick, Kay Krasas, Ruby Murl1n, Pat Olmstead, Judie Quiqley, Carole Robb ins, Carmen Robinson, Joyce Ruybal , Terry Shettle, Nancy Sm1th, Kay Sterkel, Pattie Tepley, Claud1a Tropp, Susan Tucker, Judy Ufemo, Debbie Weindel, Joyce Weiss, Kay Young, Lorraine INTERCLUB COUNCIL Jacobs, Lee- Pres1dent Counts, Judy- Secretary Moore, Mrs. M. -Sponsor Barnhart, Randy Drehle, Jim Ellett, Vol Foust, Glen Gommil, Bill Gersh, Miles Ginsburg, Jerry Goldfogel, Lindo Goldhammer, Mike Harding, Mordy Leonard, Mark Miller, Gory Morit1s, Vold1s Mueller, Rolf Odell, Don Potakotis, Vicky Phelps, Chuck Schmidt, Bob Schmoll, Paul Wh1tford, Sue Wilcox, Becky Williamson, Mary Wilson, Lisa 195 �Faculty Index And rs n, Ehoe, 22 Anderson, Ann louts , 22 Asc II, Raymond, 22, 193 Arnold, H 1tn, 22 Aschbacher, J an, 22, 96, 126, 194 Atttb<ry, lauoc, 22, 19S Auger, John, 22, 194 Beardsh or, Jack, 20 Berg r, Elsa, 22, 193 Boerbach, Robert, 22 Bragg, Arthur, 22 Br n, Jay, 22 Burm 1ster, Danu~·l, 22 Call, Ahce, 22, 19S Chapman, Elbert, 22, 192, 19S Charlesworth, Harry, 22, 117, 192 Clark, Haz I, 22 Col man, James, 22, 90 Coltman, Paul, 22, 86 Colwell, Rob rt P, 12, 21 Craog, Harold Rex, 22 Craog, Myron, 22, 80 Craven, Elozabtth, 22 Dean, Rhoda, 22, 194 D s Jardons, R gona, 14, 22 Dungan, Roger, 22 Dunkon, May, 22 Eggleston, Ruth E , 22 Ek, Son1a, 22 Evans, Alwyn, 22 Ewer, A Bruc , 22 Flotow, Eleanor, 22 Fox, Wayne, 23, 195 Fruland, Judy, 23 Garrett, lawr nee, 23, 13 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 23 Gern r, Mary-Nelle, 23, 140 Gollttt, Barbara, 23 Glowes, Katheron , 23 Gnadt, Floyd, 23 Gould, K. Fay , 23 Green, Ohv , 23 Groffon, Kathryn, 23 Groll, Harry, 23 Hastongs, Vovoan, 23 Holl, Th lma, 23 Hinderhder, Clyde, 23, 99 Hoffman, Morris, 23 llgaudas, lucolle, 23 Jam s, Motchtll, 23 Jeffrey, Mary, 23 Jester, Marolyn, 23 Johnson, Ralph, 23, 192 Johnson, Rochard, 23 Ktnnedy, Robert, 23, 126 Koons, A1oce, 23 Kre•ncr, Gentv1eve, 23 lace, Kathryn, 23 londblom, Molton, 23 Mahoncha , Mocha I, 23 Mal y, Raymond, 23 Mansfo<ld, G orge, 23, 140 Maronoff, Oscar, 20 Marr, Jcnn•e, 24 Math son, Marton, 24 Motto s, John, 24 Moor , Mary, 20 Moulton, Jack, 24, 93, 94, 98, 194 Mullenox, Clarence, 24, 1S2 N !son, Carolyn, 24 Nocholson, John, 24 Podboy, Maroon, 24 Page, H I n, 24 Panek, Adolph, 24 74, 77, 78 Pearson, Elo•s , 24 Phelps, Chester, 24 Pogott, Blanche, 24, 193 Po.ley, Elozob<th, 24 Powell, Maroon, 24, 193 Race, Edward, 24 R doc, James, 24, 81, 89, 101 Rh n, Edna, 24 Roder, Mary, 24 Root, Abogool, 24 Rudel, Joan, 24 Schworzler, Henroetto, 24, 194 Shadwell, Kay, 24 Shakes~ar , Vorgonio, 24 Shonk, Wayne, 24 SogJSmond, RIChard, 24 Slovtk, John, 24 Smoth, loren, 24 Smoth, Margaret, 24, 193 Smoth, Proce B, 24, 147 Smyth, John, 2S Spong nb rg, Hazel, 2S, 1S2 Sproul, Creta, 2S Spurlon, Melvon, 14, 25 Stuckey, Ellwyn, 2S Trockey, Strgtont, 174 Wted, Mary, 2S Wolloamson, J Howard, 2S, 19S Wolt<r, Ahce, 2S Workman, Serg ant, 174 Zarlengo, Dom•n•c, 25 Zumwinktl, John, 2S Student Index A Abdoo, Maqoroe, 141 Abdoo, Mary, 141 Abramson, Betty, 193 Achatz, Gerry, 77, 80, 98, 141, 192, 193 Adams, Carol, 1S3, 192, 193 Adams, Edward, 127 Adams, James, 141 Adams, Viola, 141, 193 Ahr, Barbara, 127 AI xander, Wolliam, 153, 192 Allen, Helen, 1S3 Allen, lone, 1S3, 194, 19S Allon, James, 127 Allphon, Nancy, 141 Alper, Pat, 69 Alp rt, Ted, 193 Alvarez, Lorra1ne, 127 Ambrose, Sammy, 153 Amon, Pat, 1S3 Anderl, Judoth, 1S3, 195 Anderson, Cathie n, 127, 195 Anderson, Condy, 1S3, 195 And non, Elaone, 1S3, 195 Andtrson, Judoth, 195 And rson, Katherone, 46, 127, 192, 194 Anderson, Kathryn, 127 And rson, Nancy, 153 Andrew, Mary, 141 Antuna, Rose Mary, 1S3 Appleton, John, 84, 127, 192 Ard n, Eleanor, 127, 193, 194, 19S Arden, lorraone Ruth, 1S3 Arfsten, lonnoe, 93, 192 Aroma, Joy, 141, 192, 193, 19S Armatas, Bolloe Kay, 1S4, 193, 194 Arnold, Spenc<r, 141 Arterbu•n, Aloce, 127, 194 Ashton, Moke, 154 Ashworth, Pet r, 83, 1S4, 192, 194 Ashworth, Wendy, 127, 194, 19S Atkons, Kaye, 1S4 Aumiller, Autoe, 154 Avtrett, Gory, 127 Averett, Kay, 141 Avoy, Carol, 154, 194 Aydelott, St ve, 127 B Bachar, Sheolo, 141, 194 Bachman, Boll, 141 Bachman, John, 127, 192 Bachrach, Evelyn, 154, 193, 194 Bacon, Tam, 141 Bader, Pam, 67, 69, 154, 193 Baoley, lorry, 127 Booly, Nathan, 127, 192 Booloff, Bess, 192, 19S Boohff, Nora, 192 Boker, Bonnoe, 154 Baker, Judy, 141 Boker, Susan, 127, 192 Boll, Wendy, 154 Bolocco, Joe, 141 Bankson, Sherry, 127 Barker, Donna, 195 Barker, Paul, 94, 154, 192 Barlow, Douglas, 127, 192 Barnhart, Randy, 96, 1S2, 1S4, 192, 193, 194 Barnhouse, Sandy, 154, 192 Barret, James, 192 Barthel, Bonnoc, 1S4 Bartley, Jom, 19S Barton, Cheryl, 141, 193, 195 Barton, Doug, 84, 154, 192, 193, 194 Bass, Cynthia, 154 Bates, Ch ryl, 141, 194, 19S Bates, John, 127 Batt, Dollot, 141 Baughman, Gl n, 141 Baum, Evtlyn, 1S4 Bay rs, Boll, 81, 89, 101, 127 Beoord, Dock, 86, 88, 101, 141 B atty, Blyth , 141, 193 BemJS, Judy, 127, 193, 194 B nd r, Juloan, 101 B n detto, Rob rt, 141 BeniSh, Jan t, 127, 193, 194 B nn tt, Rochard, 94, 141, 192 Benson, Peggy, 121, 1S4, 194 Benton, Raymond, 127, 192 Benw II, Margar t, 96, 1S4, 193, 194 Berg Francy, 127 B rg, John, 77, 80, 98, 141 Berg, Ron. 1S4 Berman, Jan , 141, 194 Berry, Chuck, 127 Bess, Gonger, 1S4, 195 Bess, Willoom, 195 Beth, Randall, 127 Boggs, Marolyn, 127, 193, 195 Bolorusky, John, 127 Bond r, Mark, 1S5 Bonkley, AliCe, 67, 68, 15S Bonkl y, Nancy, 1S5 Borch, Broana, 127 Bord, Cynthoa, 155 Bord, Karolyn, 155 Bord, Londo, 141 Bishop, Doris, 1SS Boshop, Sharon, 141, 195 Bott r, Edward, 1S5, 192 Black, James. 81, 101 Blackos, Pat, 127, 194 Blackwell, J rry, 93, 155, 192 Blackw II, Kenny, 93, 141, 192 Blagg, Janell, 127 Blakeman, Barbara, 127 Bland, Harold, 155 Bland, James, 141, 193 Blaschke, DJCk, 68, 77, 90, 101, 192, 193 Blaschke, Jom, 81, 90, 101, 192, 194 Blath rwick, Ronald, 155, 174, 192 Blozzord, Charles, 81 Blozzard, Kay, 127 Blaker, Barbara, 127, 194 Bloom, Gary, 101, 127 Blunt, Bob, 155 Blunt, Pet r, 128 Bohn, Jeanne, 195 Ballweg, Janet, 128 Bolten, Joe, 155, 192 Bond, Woyn , 192 Bonds, Walter, 81 Bondurant, Rea, 141, 192 Bonham, Paul, 156 Borg<r, Brogitte, 128 Bork, Corolone, 152, 156 Boslough, Jom, 81, 126, 128, 194 Bosworth, Rod ric, 156, 192 Bowen, Thomas, 156 Bow ns, Ronnl , 84, 142, 192 Bowman, Kathy, 128, 193 Boyd, Janoce, 156 Boyer, Doug, 93, 142, 192 Boyle, Margaret, 128, 195 Bradford, Karl, 101 Bramley, Nancy, 67, 142, 194, 195 Brannon, Charles, 156 Breotwieser, Londo, 142, 193 Brent, Elizabeth, 128 Breternotz, Solly, 128 Brocker, Richard, 140, 142 Bricker, Kathryn, 128 Brocha, Joanne, 128, 195 Brocha, Karol, 142, 195 Brock, Bonnoe, 156, 193 Brockmeier, Barbara, 128 Bronson, Jim, 46, 142, 192, 193 Broun, Don, 156, 192 Broun, Rochard, 81, 98 Brown, Beverly, 128, 193, 194 Brown, Clont, 156 Brown, Frank, 128 Brown, Guy, 156, 195 Brown, Jeanne, 156, 194 Brown, Londo, 128, 194 Brown, Margaret, 128, 195 Brown, Mark, 94, 128, 192 Brown, Sttv , 142 Brown, Su<an A, 156 Brown, Susan T., 157, 193 Brown, Walter, 142, 192, 194, 195 Bru 99 man, Marty, 157, 193 Brumbach, Don, 142, 194 Bruner, Boll, 128, 192 Brunkhorst, Bruce, 128 Bryan, Kar n, 67, 69, 128, 193, 194 Buch nou, Vockot, 142 Buehl I, Patrocoo, 128 Budd n, Pam, 157, 193 Buhr, Potrocoa, 157 Bullock, B n, 142 Bulmer, Coli n, 128, 195 Bumpus, Caryl, 157, 194 Bunch, Bob, 81, 89 101, 128 Burbach, Edeltraud, 157 Burbank, Anne, 157 Burdock, Doane, 157 Burgon, Carolyn, 157, 193 Burh nn, leonard, 128 Burkhardt, Susan, 157, 193, 194 Burnette, Alb rt, 157, 193 Burt, Vorgonoo, 157 Bush, Sam, 94, 128, 192 Butler, Jom, 157 Butler, Margi , 142, 194, 195 Butterworth, Jane, 128, 192, 193, 194 Butts, Beverly, 157 c Calahan, Sharon, 159, 193, 194 Coldwell, Ooana, 142 Campb II, Robert, 159 Campbell, Susan, 193, 195 Canaday, Donald, 78, 81, 89 Cang s, les, 159 Cang s, St ph n, 121 Carbone, Boil, 128 Card, Gary, 193, 194 Carl ole, Jay, 96 Carlson, Su<an, 159 Carr, Betsy, 128 Carr, Donna lynn, 159, 193 Carr, Maroanna, 128, 193, 194, 195 Carr, Su , 142 Carson, Mlk , 142 Corter1 Jann1s, 142 Cosey, Margar t, 159, 192 Cassell, Rochard, 142 Cassody, Ellen, 159 Cast rlon , Sally, 159, 195 Caz r, Mary, 142, 194 Chalk, Ann, 159, 194 Chapman, Kathy, 128, 193 Chapman, Moke, 94, 194 Chapman, Nancy, 194 Charron, Daun , 128, 193 Chatzky, Mokc, 1S9 Cheley, Don, 94, 159, 192 Ch n, Tyrone, 192, 193, 195 Ch 55en, Douglas, 84, 150, 159, 192, 194, 195 Chew, Edward, 93, 128, 192 Chew, Rochard, 142 Chold rs, Bobbo, 152, 160, 193, 195 Chonn, Br nda, 160, 194 Chism, Dan Paul, 128 ChJSm, Sharon, 160, 193 Chrost ns n, Joll, 128 Chrostoan, Gonger, 160 Chrostoan, Pam, 160 Chrostoan, Wolloam, 128 Chmtoons n, Russ, 160 Coeloho, Judoth, 160 Cisneros, Gwen, 142 Clark, Chrostone, 160, 192, 195 Clark, Duk , 101, 194 Clark, Jeanne, 128 Clark, Patricia, 142 Clarke, Gl nna, 160 Clark , Jon, 83, 152, 160, 192, 193, 194 Clonard, Ralph, 128 Cobb, B SSI , 142 Cobb, Jeanne, 152, 160 Coco, Patricio, 142 Coffer, larry, 192 Coh n, Ann Shari , 129 Cohen, Bobby J an, 128 Cohen, Marolyn, 128 Cohen, St ven, 142 Collier, Marvin, 90, 160, 192 Collins, J onone, 160 Collons, Nancy, 142 Collons, Phol, 129 Condos, John, 195 Conway, Kathy, 160, 192 Conaway, Nodone, 129 Cook, James, 129 Coombes, Janice, 160 Copeland, Jerry, 129 Corn II, Karol n , 160, 194 Coronado, Joh, 142 Coronado, Paula, 129 Coull r, VIC, 129 Counts, Judy, 160, 195 Covoy, Jon,129, 195 Covoella, Sharon, 161 Cowen, Ed, 161, 192, 194 �Student Index Cowperthwaotc, Karen, 129 ox. Barry, 161 .ox, St v n, 129 "ram r, Wolham, 161 .randall, Pat, 142 :randall, P ter, 129 Crandall, Shem, 161 .rane, Sharron, 161, 195 rowford, Davod, 81, 129 .rawford, Jerom , 98, 161 riss, I r ne, 129 .rocker, Jan , 152, 161, 195 .rosoer, Cary, 161 .rowcll, Paul, 161 .unnongham, Ralph, 161, 195 .zubaty, Mary, 129 D ~acus, Ruth Ann, 142 Dahlstrom, Kar n, 129, 192, 193, 194 ~ale, Vocko, 161 ~·amato, Joann , 129, 193 J'omato, Sandra, 161, 193 lonforth, John ne, 129, 195 anocls, Jom, 93, 161, 192 ankert, Sandra, 195 )av , Alfonzo, 143, 195 avodson, Kathoe, 161 OVOCS, Dorothy, 129, 194 avis, Greg, 143 OVOS, Judath, 129 )av•s, M ochelle, 194 )avos, Phol, 81, 129 )aviS, Wendy, 143 lawson, Steven, 143 ecker, Sharon, 161 leeds, Deborah, 193 e Herrero, Ab , 101, 129, 194 eJayncs, Sharo, 143 kker, DICk, 161 lelone, Susan, 192 emos, Ed, sa, 74, 77, 98, 161, 192, 194 ) noous, Joan, 33, 161, 192 )e Puc, John, 86, 88, 143 lertong r, Alan, 77, 11, 89, 129, 192 eScoose, N ack, 161, 195 Iandt, Carol, 152, 161, 195 aamond, Davod M ., 143 laol, Bcv rly, 162, 192, 194 lochtcr, Ehzobeth, 193 Iockert, Barbara, 129 acckmann, Helen, 162 lallord, VICkie, 143 ollon, Craag, 94, 129, 192 allan, Don, 162, 192 oner, Gr<tch n, 162, 195 attmer, Joan, 162 obson, Terry, 129 lodge, Kathie n, 162, 192 o bley, Celeste, 129 oada, Stanl y, 129, 194 Onl lson, Cynthoa, 129 onoclson, Nancy, 129, 194 onnelly, Ed, 162 •Orau, Don, 130 lorsey, Janyce, 143 louglas, Fr d, 143 ouglas, Kaar n, 162, 195 I wner, Rabon, 162, 194 ownae, Ball, 94 ownong, Eldrodge, 162 rther, Carol, 143, 193, 195 h r, Dan, 162 rehlc, James, 162, 174, 192 rew, Make, 143 >ubravac, Kam, 143 >uckwall, Harry, 130, 194 uncan, Davad, 163, 193 uncan, Fred, 130 ungan, Dean, 143 >unham, J annae, 130 •nkan, Nancy, 130, 192, 193, 195 unkan, Londo, 118, 163, 193 >urance, Larry, 74, 77, 80, 86, 88, 98, 140, 192, 193, 194 vtmn, Gordon, 90, 192 E HI, Pot, 69, 163, 193, 194 lmaston, Kathy, 143, 192 !wards, Byron, 143 !wards, Dave, 163 rloch, Judy, 130, 195 sner, Ellen, 130, 192, 193 loopulos, Jam, 163 llet, Val ro , 163, 193 mmons, Chm, 152, 163, 194 oglond, Darr II, 101 aley, Dack, 192 Epperson, Larry, 130 Emkson, Morvan, 93, 96, 163, 192, 194, 195 Enckson, Paula, 195 Encksan, Ruth, 143, 195 Ertel, Barbara, 163, 193, 194, 195 Ervan, Macha I, 163, 192, 194 Ervin, Fran, 130, 194 Eschenburg, Dale, 163 Esp y, B tty, 163 Essman, James, 163 Estes, Cynthoa, 163, 194 Evans, Dave, 77, 93, 192 Everett, VICki, 164 Everott, St ven, 194 Everman, Carole, 143, 195 F Faarl y, Moke, 77, 164, 192, 194 Fanch r, Sherrie, 130 Fans, Suzanne, 164, 194, 195 Farson, Larry, 143 Foss, Paul, 130 Ferguson, JoAnn, 164, 194 Ferguson, Lloyd, 164 Ferry, Catherane, 194 Fett rs, Olovaa, 130 F y, Warr n, 164 Focks, Larry, 164 Fonneran, Chras, 130 Fisch r, Fred, 130, 194 Fascher, Joan, 130, 193 Fisher, Beverly, 164 F11her, Glynda, 164, 195 F11h r, Janet, 143, 193, 195 F11her, Karen, 143 F11hman, Nelson, 192 Flack, Connoe, 195 Flamboe, Joanne, 164, 195 Flon, Douglas, 77, 80, 90, 98, 192 Florey, Barbara, 143, 193, 194 Floyd, Patty, 130 Foley, Bobbo, 130, 194, 195 Foley, Patricaa, 164 Fong, Barbara, 164, 193, 195 Fong, Tony, 90, 130, 192, 195 Fontous, Kay, 96, 143, 194 Foote, Carol, 194 Forbath, Elmer, 192, 195 Ford, Bob, 164, 174, 194 Foreman, Clarts , 130 Fosnoght, Rick, 164 Foster, Carol L , 130, 192 Foster, Carole, 143, 193 Foster, Paulane, 143 Foust, Glenn, 94, 96, 164, 192, 193, 194 ~outs, David, 164 Fowler, Gaylon, 130 Fox, Betty, 164 Fox, Cheryl, 143 Franklon, Kay, 164, 192, 193, 194 Frazier, Larry, 130 Fr dcnckson, Judy, 130 Freehling, Sharon, 164, 193, 195 Freeman, Carmen, 164, 195 French, Dianna, 164 Frescoln, Davis, 94, 130, 192 Friedroch, Bonnie, 165 Fugier, Barbaro, 165 Fugaer, Gary, 130, 195 Fujowara, Ruth, 143 Fuller, Dock, 90, 93, 143, 192 Fuller, Pam, 130 Fuller, Van, 81, 130 Furches, Patsy, 195 G Gagan, Cary, 77, 80, 86, 101, 143, 192, 194 Gallaway, Paul, 143 Gamber, Doana, 194 Gamel, Fred, 165 Gammoll, Glen, 101, 165 Gammall, Wilham, 165, 192 Gardiol, Suzanne, 193 Garnsey, Woody, 96, 101, 130, 193, 194 Gates, Sharon, 143, 194 Gaul, Pat, 165, 193 Gaumer, Ton, 143 Gee, Carol, 130, 194 Gengler, Ted, 165 G orge, Ronald, 165 Gereke, Janoce, 130 Gerner, Mary, 132, 193, 194 Gerry, Sharon, 165 G rsh, Miles, 165, 192, 193, 195 Geyer, Pam, 143, 193 Giddings, Maroetta, 143 Gilbert, Robert, 77, 81, 89 Golbert, Trudy, 132, 192 Golmore, Jackie, 143 Gonsburg, Gerry, 194, 195 Gloncrt, Sharon, 143 Gl nn, Thomas, 165 Goons, Sharon, 132 Gold, Conn• , 195 Goldberg, Sharon, 165 Goldfogel, Londo, 167, 193, 195 Goldhammer, Judy, 193 Goldhammer, Mokc, 93, 167, 192 Goldhammer, Nelson, 132 Goldhamm r, Pholop, 152, 167, 193 Goldman, Doana, 145 Goldshand, Wolloam, 192 Golson, Susan, 145, 192, 194 Goltry, Norman, 98, 145 Gonzales, Jackoe, 195 Gonzales, Mary, 145, 195 Goad, Sherry, 167, 194 Goodenough, Judy, 167 Goodgoon, Morolyn, 145 Gordon, Pat, 167 Gott sfeld, Phyllos, 132, 193 Grandy, Su , 132 Grasm1ck, James, 145 Graves, Garretta, 132 Gray, J an, 145 Greenberg, Lou11, 167 Greenlee, Jam s, 145 Gr r, Bob, 81, 132 Greer, Ty, 69, 77, 80, 94, 98, 145, 192, 194 Gnffon, Holly, 167, 192 Groffith, Londsey, 192, 195 Graffith, Margot, 194 Grunfdd, Edna, 195 Gurley, Jom, 167 H Haas, Mildred, 145 Hadley, Sally, 145, 192, 195 Hahn, Gory, 84, 167, 192, 195 Ha1dtr, Barbara# 167 Haones, Sara, 167, 192, 194, 195 Hale, Sandra, 14S, 195 Halker, Sandra, 167, 193, 194 Halladay, Marcoe, 193 Hallman, Monica, 167 Hamolton, Barbo, 145 Homolton, Joyce, 132 Hamolton, Wally, 168, 193 Hammoll, Fred, 132, 194 Hampton, Wdl, 168 Hankons, Moke, 145 Hanley, Kay, 168, 195 Hansen, JanJC , 168 Hardong, Mordy, 161, 194 Hardy, Gloraa, 132 Harong, Kathleen, 195 Havnar, Carol, 192 Horrell, 193, 194 Harroll, Su , 168 Hams, Arleen, 193 Harm, Juliet, 145, 194 Hams, Kathleen, 132 Horns, Sue, 132, 194 Harmon, Jean, 132, 195 Hart, Holly, 168, 192 Hart, Pholip, 86, 88 Hartog, Georg , 168 Hartman, Dovod, 145 Hartman, Sheda, 168, 193 Harvey, Charlene, 194 Hassan, Judolh, 168 Hatch, Sandra, 194 Havel, Denoece, 168 Hawkinson, D1anaf 132 Haynes, John, 98 Heath, Gory, 86, 88, 98, 145, 192 Heath, Ron, 168, 192 Hedenskog, Margaret, 168 Heffner, Sue, 168 Heffron, Rav, 169 Hefner, Babette, 169, 194, 195 Heodbrok, Jollie, 145, 193 Heidersbach, Dave, 132 Heidersbach, John, 169 Heinze, Jaxcene, 145, 194 Hellen, Connoe, 145 H llerstean, Judy, 169 Helms, Moldrcd, 169 H lton, Ball, 77, 80, 192, 194 Henderson, Barry, 132 Hend rson, Rob<rt, 145 Henderson, Russ, 132 Henke, JoEIIen, 145, 194 Henninger, Grace, 195 Henry, Davad, 132 Henry, Joan, 145 Henry, John, 145 Henry, Robert, 169 Henson, Kerry, 145 Herndon, Jam s, 169, 174, 195 Herndon, Juhan, 169, 195 Hessler, Donald, 195 Hesl r, Edward, 169 Hockman, Hel n, 169 Hocks, Vaughn l e, 66, 96, 145, 194, 195 Hoggons, Oils, 77, 85, 86, 98, 192 Holdebrand, Carol, 145, 194 Holdcbrand, Joan, 152, 169, 192, 194 Holdyord, Sandra, 169, 192 Holl, Revo , 194 Holl, Wayne, 81 Holton, Jom, 84, 86, 98, 170, 192, 193, 194 Holton, Skop, 77, 81, 89, 132, 192, 194 Holvotz, Hedy, 132 Hones, Londy, 145 Honton, Paulette, 170 Hotpas, Bob, 145 Hochhalter, Maralyn, 145 Hoffman, Boll, 170 Hoffman, Manon, 170, 192 Hoffman, Marl ne, 170 Hoffman, Marsha, 170, 195 Hoffman, Wolson, 194 Hoglund, Lynn, 170, 194 Holcomb, Cathy, 193 Holdg , Kathy, 170 Holland, Cynthoa, 170, 194 Holliday, Judoth, 195 HolliS, Sue, 145 Holm, Km, 132, 194 Holman, lsab I, 170, 195 Holmberg, AI, 170 Holme, Howard, 84, 94, 132, 192, 194 Holzapfel, Bolcta, 192, 193, 194, 195 Homann, Cloudoa, 170, 193, 195 Hook, James, 170 Hora, Roma, 170 Horoschak, Paulo, 145 Horvath, Moke, 195 Howe, Joh, 170, 193 Howerton, Landa, 170 Hoyl, Greg, 132, 194 Hubbell, Margo, 170 Huber, Yonce, 132 Hudson, Larry, 145 Hughart, J nnl , 132, 193 Hughes, Patty, 171 Humphnes, Sucona, 171, 195 Hunt, George, 132 Hunlong, Anne, 194 Hunhng, Suzann , 194 Hurst, Kathy, 171 Huston, Betty, 132 Huston, Jam s, 171 Huttenhow, Jay, 171, 192 Hyman, Sue, 132, 193 I lford, Carol, 132, 192, 194 lrw1n, Fran, 193 lskow, Neol, 192 lskow, St wart, 171 Ivers, Danny, 171 J Jackson, Nancy, 145, 195 Jackson, Dock, 132 Jackson, Sharron, 132 Jacobs, Lee, 171, 192, 193, 194 Jacobson, Beverly, 171 Jacobson, Sh ldon, 101, 171 Jaffrey, Phyllos, 145, 193, 194 Jansons, Mara, 193 Jasso, Vincont, 171 Jensen, Jenna , 171 Jensen, Phol, 132 Jensen, Ronald, 171 Jobe, Judith, 171 Johnson, Bob, 145, 194 Johnson, Doan , 193 Johnson, Hans, 171 Johnson, Janie Jo, 171, 194 Johnson, Martory, 192, 193, 195 Johnson, Nancy, 146 Johnson, Owen, 132 Johnson, Rochard, 132, 194 Johnson, Bob, 145 Johnson, Sharon, 171 Johnson, Steve, 98 Johnson, V11g noa, 132 Johnson, Walter, 93, 146 Johnson, W Lee, 94, 132, 192 Jones, Cassandra, 171, 195 Jones, Jonocc, 172, 193, 195 Jones, Londo, 132, 194 Jones, Londo Ruth, 132 Jones, Marilyn, 172 Jones, Patracoa G., 172, 193, 194 Jon s, Patricia S., 172 Jones, Stephen, 146, 193, 194 �Student Index Jones, Wilham , 81 Jovanov1ch , Andy, 146, 193 Joyner, Tom , 172, 192, 195 JustiS , Robert, 172 , 193, 195 K Kaanta, Cart r, 146, 192, 195 Kambara , Carl , 172 Kanarr, Sharon , 132 Kapta1n , Judy, 195 Kapta1n , Mary, 195 Karakawa . Steve, 126, 132 Karr, Ruth , 132 Kath, Marci , 132, 195 Kato, Col , 132, 194 Kauzlanch , Kay, 146 Kavas, fa1th , 132 Kawamoto , Judy, 172, 193, 195 Kawamoto , Mary, 126, 132, 194, 195 Keennght, Denn•s , 81 Keller, Jean, 172 Keller, Steve, 192 Kelley, Mordy, 172 Kenney, Carol , 172, 194 Kenn1ng, Charles, 172, 192, 195 Kent, Lesl1e, 132 Kenyon , Carol, 172, 192 Kerns, J1m , 172, 192, 194 K•er, Ruth , 172, 193, 195 K1ger, June, 195 K1loan , B1ll, 132 Kima , Roswitha, 173 K1mbell, Ty, 132 Kimberlin, Sharon, 173 Kimmell, Marcelline, 173 K•msey, J1ll, 146 Kinel , Harm!, 173, 192 K•ng, Dorothy, 193 K1ng, Frank, 195 King, Larry, 146, 192 King, Nancy, 67, 146, 194, 195 Kitchen, Nance, 146 Kleinman, Neil, 146 Kline, Courtney, 86 , 88 , 192 Kline, Lynda, 146 Klooster, J1m, 146 Klurman , Zipora , 132 Knapp, Robert, 173, 174, 192 Knight, Bobbie, 195 Kn1ght , John, 98 Knoll, Francis, 173 Knox, Cynthia, 146, 194, 195 Komisar, Sue, 146 Korts, Elizabeth, 146 Koshi , Pearl, 133, 193 Kotzelnick, Kay, 146, 193, 195 Kovacs, Zoltan, 192 Krasas, Ruby, 146, 193, 195 Krasas, Tony, 146 Krause, Helene, 195 Krause, Karen, 133 Kruger, Allen , 133 Kruse, Kathleen, 193, 195 Krushnic, Dick, 116, 152, 173, 192, 193 Kulling, Bill, 146 Kurland, Sally, 146, 193 Kuzara, George, 192 L Lobe, Louis, 133 LaChapelle, Jeanne, 173, 194 Lafortune, R1chard, 146 Lamb, J1m, 93, 192 Lambert, Letty Jo, 146, 193 Lamphere, Marcia, 96, 173, 194 Landen, Ed, 146 LandiS, Penny, 173, 194 Langford, Jud1th, 133 Langston, Robert, 133 LaRosa , Paul, 192 Larsen , J1l, 146, 192, 193 Larson , Sharon, 173, 192, 193, 194 LoSasso, Jacqueline, 173 Lasley, John, 173 Law, Barb1, 140, 146, 194 Lawhon, Sandy, 133 Lebsack, M1lton, 146 Ledgerwood, Larry, 173 Lee, Donna, 133, 192 Lee, Jerry, 146 Leever, Carol, 133, 194 Leever, Linda, 173 Lefevre, Flory, 193 Lehr, Paula, 173, 194 Leiser, Dean, 173 Leonard, Darlene, 146, 195 Leonard, Diane, 133 Leonard, Mark, 98, 173, 192, 194 Leonard, Steve, 173 Leonard, Tracy, 81 , 101 , 133, 194 Letcher, Pat, 146 Levy, Norma , 173, 193 Levy, Steve, 81 , 89, 133 LewiS, Carl , 146 L•bonatl, Nan tte, 173 L•chty, Rog r, 194 L1nd , Kent, 82 , 98, 146, 192, 194 L1ndsay, Flo Beth , 133, 193 , 194 Lipscomb, Peggy, 174 L1tke, Loretta , 133 L1ttle, Frank , 133 L1tv1n, Gabnel, 98 Loeffler, John , 94 Long, Sandy, 96, 194 Longo, Loretta , 174 Longstreet, Nancy Jo , 146, 192 , 194 Lopez, Ad, 77 , 81 , 89, 101 Lopez, Dan , 174 Lotz, Nonne, 133, 194 Lou1, Bryan , 101, 133 Lucy, Barbara , 146, 193 , 195 Luff, Sh lby, 133 Lumbeca, Henry, 174 Lupo, Fran , 195 Lutz, Shirley, 133 , 193, 195 M MacDonald , John , 77, 80, 98 , 147, 192 Mackey, Jean, 176, 192, 193 Mackintosh , Art, 98, 176 MacMillan , Ann , 147 Madden , J1m, 96 , 147, 192, 194 Madden , Sandra , 133, 193 Maes, Chris, 147, 195 Maher, Bob, 133 Ma•ns, Norman , 86 , 193 Molander, J1m, 77, 176, 194 Molander, Jon , 133 Maness , Sandra, 176 Manley, Jack 1 77, 80, 94 , 147, 194 Mann , M1cky, 147 Marler, Betty, 176 Marler, Dave, 133 Marshall, David , 147 Mart1n , Douglas, 176 Mason, Loren, 147 Mattern , Melinda, 147, 194 Mattson , Charles, 174, 176 Mault, Ronald, 76 Maurer, Cindy, 133 MavromatiS, Jean , 133, 194 Maxie, Jewel, 193 May, Mama , 176, 195 May, Robert, 133 Mayeda, Thomas, 90 McAndrew, Dan , 133 McCaa , Vicki, 146, 193 , 194 McCall , Johnny, 146, 194 McCiaury, Sheldon, 133 McCleskey, Barbara , 174 McCord, M1mi , 174 McCormack , Bob, 146 McCracken , Nancy, 174 McCullough, Pat, 133, 194 McDonough, Bob, 83 McDowell, Jim , 146 McElhinney, Anne, 133, 194 Mcfall, Cheryl, 174, 194 McGee, Bettie, 174, 193, 195 McGhee, Mary Jane, 152, 174, 193, 194 McGlone, Pat, 146, 193 Mcintosh, Mary, 146 McKeeta , Carol, 133 McKelvey, Dennis, 174 McKenzie, Jeanne, 140, 193 McKillip, Carol, 147 McManus, Tracy, 174, 192 McMeen, Sylvia, 174, 193, 194 McRuff1n, Leatha, 174 Meader, AI, 176, 192 Medina, Carmel1ta, 176 Mee, Manlyn, 147 194 Mee, Maryann, 176 Melland, Carol, 176 Mentken, Tommy, 192 Merrell, Kay, 176 Merntt, Jim, 94, 101 , 176, 194 Metcalfe, Dick, 147 Metzger, Jane, 176, 192, 193 Metzler, Judy, 176 Meyer, Ben, 81 , 101 Meyer, Joe, 89, 126, 133 M•iares, Anthony, 147, 193, 195 Miller, Bonn1e, 195 M1ller, Gary, 69, 77, 98, 176, 192, 193, 194 M1ller, Jim, 176 M1ll r, Jam s, 195 M1ller, Jeann , 176, 192 M1ller, Karen , 193 M1ller, Manlyn , 147 M•ller, Ronn•e, 77, 80, 101, 147 M1ller, Sharon, 133, 193 M1lls, Carol, 177 M1lls, Jud1th, 177, 195 M1lst •n, Jam s, 193, 195 M•tchell , Carolyn, 177, 192, 193 M1tchell, Kathy, 133 M1tch II, Manlyn , 133, 194 M1ura , DenniS, 77, 90, 177, 193, 195 MIZer, Stev , 177, 192, 195 Mlak , Helen, 177 Molioo, Ken•sel• , 147 Molkenth•n , Ron , 177 Montes, Mona , 133, 193 Moore, St ve, 93, 177 Moosdorf, Janet, 177 Moran , Deanna , 177 Moran , Fron:es, 134 Morgan , Vernon, 177, 194 Monarity, Pat, 77, 86, 101, 177, 194 Monmoto, DenniS, 101 MantiS, ValdiS, 134, 192, 194, 195 Montz, Dale, 147 Morris, Virg•n•a , 147 Mormon , Sally, 134, 193, 194, 195 Mortensen , M1eha I, 194 Morton , Judy Ann, 147, 194 Mosko, Mort1n , 147, 193, 194, 195 Mouon1 , Norm , 134 Moyn1han, M1ke, 69, 177 Mutller, Rolf, 193, 195 Mullenax , Bertha , 195 Murlin , Pot, 195 Murphy, Jack , 177, 193 Murphy, Lynda , 177 Murray, Dave, 195 Myers, Dave, 177 Mustkowsk1 , Walt, 101 N Nadler, Lynn , 177, 193, 194 Nadler, Steve, 178 Nakamura , L1nda , 134 Nau , RIChard , 134 Navratil, Dav1d , 178 Naylor, Barbara , 126, 134, 194 Naylor, Janet, 67, 140, 147 Naylor, Nancy, 178 Needens, Sharon , 126, 134 N lson , Judy, 134 Nelson , Larry, 193 Nelson, Suz1 , 134, 195 Nethery, Fred, 80, 148, 194 Nevil , Ard•th, 178, 195 Newbold, Wendy, 134 Newell , John, 178, 192 Newlin, Cal , 94 , 101 , 148 Newman , Jerry, 178 Newman , Penny, 148 Nicholls, W1ll1am , 81 , 101 NICholson, Julia, 178, 193, 194 , 195 N1elsen, Larry, 178 N1em1nen , Nancy, 178, 193 Nolen , Carol, 178 Nolon, Lesl1e, 148 Norm, Lynda , 134, 194 Norris, Michael, 194 Norton, V1v1an , 148 Norwood, Carol, 178 Nowels, Carol, 148, 193, 194 Nowick , Marsha , 178 0 O'Daniels, Danel, 179, 192, 193 Odell, Don , 117, 192, 193, 195 O'Donnell, Rosemary, 134 Okubo, Jane, 148, 194 Okubo, Jim, 179 Ol1nger, Cynthia, 194 Olinger, Lisa, 148 Oliver, Shari , 179 Oliver, Walter, 77, 81, 101 , 134 Olmsted , Jud1th, 195 On 111, Shirley, 148 Orf, Barbaro, 67, 179, 195 Otstot, Marsha, 179, 193, 195 Otterman, Sandra, 179 Owen, Harry, 148, 194 p Packer, Eugene, 179, 193 Pad1lla, Joseph, 81, 101 Page, Meg , 96, 148, 194 Palmer, Carol , 148 Palmer, Marvin, 134, 192 Papaz1an, Roger, 179 Popedo, Ela•ne, 179 Pappas, Dean, 94, 148 193 Pom, Carol, 148 Porker, Sherry, 148 Parkinson, Caryl, 148, 194 Parks, J•m, 179, 194 Parks, Paul, 134, 194 PotakotiS, V~eky, 179, 192, 193 Pole, Lou•s , 134 Paul, St v , 69, 179, 192, 193 Pauls n, lng r, 148, 193 Payne, JaniCe, 193 Pearc , Penny, 179 Pelton , Carolyn, 148, 193 P ltz, AI, 179 Penny, Bob , 180, 192, 195 Perkin , Patty, 180, 193 Perkin , Susie, 180, 193 Perry, Anne, 46, 180, 193 Perske, JaniCe, 180, 192 Peterson, Ed , 90, 134 Pe terson , Randy, 11, 134, 192 Peterson , Robert, 148 Petty, Rodney, 93 Pfann nstoel, Ron, 180 Phelps, Charles, 117, 180, 193 Phelps, LewiS, 180, 193 Ph1fer, Gary, 134 Ph1ll1ps , Betty, 134 Ph•llips, Earl, 148 P1erce , Jacqu l•ne, 194 P1lger, V rnessa , 134, 193 P1ngree, Deanna , 148, 180, 193, 194 P1ptr, Larry, 81 , 90, 134 Place, Dav•d, 101 Platt, Janice, 192, 195 Platt, R no , 180 Pleasants , Ann , 96 , 148, 194 Poitz, Mary Helen , 134, 193 Poley, Miriam , 180, 193 Poley, Bob, 148, 193 Pontow, Cheryl , 180, 192, 193 Porter, John , 180 Pos., Ch rry, 134 Poulton, Rick , 148 Powell , Carla, 180 Powell, John , 148 Pratt, Clay, 148 Prendergast, Kay, 148 Prescott, Shari, 148 Pressler, Ruth, 193 Pnce, L1ndsey, 148 Pryor, Sue, 148 Pryor, M1ke, 134 Pudlok, 148 Purcell , Robert, 148 Q Quarve, Roy, 148 Quigley, Carole, 148, 193, 195 R Raddatz, Judith , 180 RahoutiS, Gary, 90 Rankin , Richard, 93 Ransom , Robert, 83 , 101 , 134 Ranum, Jerry, 77, 98, 148 Rathgeber, Susan , 180 Ratliff, Randy, 134, 194 Rausch , George, 82 , 86, 88, 98 Read, Mary, 134 Real , John , 11 Reese, Don, 180 Reid, Shirley, 180 Reisig , Carroll, 134 Reiva , Thomas, 81, 134 Remed1 , Jim, 180, 194 Reshetn1ak, Valerie, 134 Retherford , Sue, 149 Reyman , Cathy, 148, 193, 194 Reynolds, Barbara, 180 Rhead, John , 134, 194, 195 Rhodes, Robin, 134 Rice, Delab1an , 148, 192, 194 Rice, Terrence, 180 Rich, Terry, 148 Richards, Carol , 148 Richards, Geoff, 94, 149 Ridenour, Deanna, 134 R1ese, Michael, 181, 195 Riggs, B•llye, 181, 193, 194 Riggs, Vincent, 82, 98, 181 Ring, Jackie, 149 Risley, Ela•ne, 134 Ritter, John, 83, 94, 96, 149 Robb1ns, Carmen, 149, 195 Roberts, Kathy, 181 Roberts, Lila , 181, 194 Roberts, Sue, 67, 181, 192, 195 Robertson, Debbi, 149, 193 Robertus, Thomas, 181 Robinson, AI , 98 Robinson , Coleman, 83, 152, 181, 192, 194 Rob•nson, Dan, 77 Robinson, Delmar, 181 Robinson, Jean, 181 �Student Index Rob1nson, Joyc~. 19S Robinson, Linda, 134, 194 Rob1nson, Pam, 134 Robinson, R1chard, 149 ll.ob1nson, Ronald, 98, 193 Rob1nson, Steve, 101 Rod nck, Carolyn, 181, 192 Rodr1qu~z. Junee, 96, 149, 192, 19S Ro , Ch r~e, 181 Ro~sch, Larry, 134 Rog rs, D•an , 149 Rogers, MIChael, 134, 192, 194, 19S Rog rs, Nancy, 96, 134, 194 Rolph, Carol, 182, 193 Ros.nquist, Rod, 182 Roth, Ed, 149, 193 Rounds, St ph n, 134, 194 Rowl~y. Jud1th, 182, 193, 194 Ruffalo, Ph•l, 149, 193 Rush, Court, 134 Russ, Andreas Russell, Charles, 81, 101 Russell , Norma, 182 Russell, Sandra, 182, 193, 19S Rust~meyer, Sandra, 149, 192, 193 Ruston, Bob, 134 Rutherford, Jeonn , 182 Ruth~rford, Jud1e, 149, 194 Rutledge, PatriCIO, 149 Rutkofsky, Dav~, 149 Ruybal, T~rry, 182, 19S Saavedra, Bonn•e, 182 Saltvouris, M1ke, 149, 194 Sal1man, Barry, 182 Sanders, linda, 149 Sanders, Pamela, 149, 192 Sanders, Ton1, 134 Sanderson, Jean, 134 Satele, W1ll1om, 84, 149 Savoren, Sandra, 182, 194 Sawrey, James, 93, 149 Scanlan, Judy, 149 Schaetzel, J1m, 149 Schoetzel, Mary Jo, 134, 193, 194, 19S Schepp, Marla, 113, 182, 193, 194, 19S Schm1dt, Bob, 83, 182, 192, 193, 194 Schm1dt, Sharon, 182 Schm1dt, RIChard, 77, 90, 182, 194 Schmoll, Paul, 19S Schne1der, Dom, 149 Schneider, Edith, 134 Schneider, Myra, 193 Schodde, Barb e, 182, 192, 194 Schamp, Halcyon, 149, 19S Schomp, Sara, 182, 193, 19S Schon s, Donna, 182 Schones, JonJCe, 113 Schre1ber, B1ll, 19S Schreiber, Penny, 183 Schre1ber, Sharron, 183, 19S Schroeder, John, 94, 134 Scott, Janey, 140, 149, 193, 19S Scott, Karen, 134, 19S Scott, Paul, 13S Scott, Sarah, 194 Scott, Ted, 149 Scram, Jacque, 149, 193, 19S Scr1pps, Jack, 83, 94 Scroggs, Chorman, 183 Scroggs, Roialea, 13S Sear, Loretta, 183 Sears, Bonnie, 183, 19S s~eman, John , 149 s~ff. Jerry, 183 Segal, Lor~n~. 183, 192, 193 Seidenberg, Tony, 82, 98, 183, 194 Se1kel, Barbara, 13S Sekyra, Jamie, 149 Selby, Jessie, 183 Sellers, Larry, 81 Serra, Stephen, 86, 88, 101 Sestrich, Joe, 183 Sexton, Jeanette, 183 Shafer, Jeanne, 13S Shanahan, Br1g1d, 62, 69, 183, 192, 193, 194, 19S Shank, Kathenne, 183 Sharp, Cella , 1SO Sharp, Jecquetta, 13S Shell, Jane, 13S Shepherd, Lucinda, 183 Sheppard, Ronald, 81, 13S Sherbok, Dan, 140, 1SO, 194 Shermack, Anne, 1SO, 193, 19S Sherman, Betty, ISO, 193, 19S Sherman, Herb, 183, 192 Sh ttl~. Nancy, 13S, 19S Sh•bata, Norene, 13S, 19S Sh~elds, E1r ne, ISO, 19S Sh1mizu, Chari ott~. 1SO Sh1rk, PatriCia, 183 Shulander, Joyce, 183, 193 Shultz, Carol, 135 Shultz, Sandy, 183 Shultz, Th do, 135 Shur, Sandra , 183 , 19S Shurtleff, J1m, 135 S1don, Zelda, 13S Sidwell , Steve, 77, 80, 86, 88 , 101, 194 S1egmt, Jud1e, 183 Simmons, RICk, 135 Simonton, Sandy, ISO, 195 S1mpson, Daryl, 192 S1ms, Jerry, 185 Skeeters, Br nda, 185, 193 Skettcrs, Edward, 135, 195 Slaten, B1ll, 150 Slattery, LoiS, 150 Slatk1n, B1ll, 185 Slaughter, D1nah, 185 Slingo, Jacquel1ne, 185 Sm1th, Barbara, 185 Sm1th , Candy, 150, 193 Sm1th, Cla1r , 18S Sm1th , Donald, 82 Sm1th, Gary, 18S, 19S Sm1th, Janie~. 150 Sm1th, Linda, 13S, 194 Sm1th, DICk, 86, 1SO Sm1th, Ronald, 82 Sm1th, Sharon, 13S, 195 Sm1th, Sharon L, 185, 193 Sm1th, Stacy, 13S Sm1th, Terry, 18S, 194 Sm1th, Todd, 135, 195 Soker, Jo Ann, 13S, 192 Southern, Joe, 18S Spady, Reb ceo, 194 Spanarella, Gcn~, 13S Spangenberg, Marty, 67, 140, ISO, 193, 195 Sp or, B1ll , 81, 135, 195 Spells, Judy, 185, 193, 194 Spence, Bruce, ISO Spicer, W1lham, 18S Sp1tzer, Pot, 135 Spotts, DICk, 101 Standley, Nancy, 194, 19S Stopelton , Ed, 135, 195 Starck, Lana, 185 Stark, Marty, 136 Starr, Margaret, 186, 19S Starr, Sue, 150, 193, 194 Staub, B1nk, 94, 136 Stearns, Barbara, 186, 194, 195 Stearns, Nancy, 136, 195 Stegemiller, Terry, 186 Steigorwalt, Jim, 77, 186, 193, 194 Stein, Barry, 98 Stein, Frank, 193 Stein, Sandy, 90 Sterkel, Patricia, 195 Steuart, Peter, ISO Stewart, Karen, 186, 193, 195 Stewart, Ray, 186 Stacker, Eloise, 186, 194 Stocker, Erw1n, 81, 136, 195 Stoenner, Jean, 19S Stone, D1ane, 186, 194, 19S Stone, Sherry, 150, 192, 193 Stanemets, Karen, 136 Stout, Ben, 77, 101, 186, 194 Stracy, George, 98 Strakosch, Chris, 186, 195 Strawhacker, Wanda, 195 Str1bhng, Robert, 77, 81, 195 Stroh, Harvey, 86, 88 Strong, Sherri, 150, 193, 19S Struck, Margo, ISO, 193 Stuart, Chm, 136, 195 Stubbs, Dorothy, 186, 193, 194 Sudholt, Suzy, 136 Sullivan, Gen~. 186 Summers, Marlene, 186 Surber, Sherry, ISO Susa, Edd1, 186 Susman, Geegee, 187 Swanberg, Chris, 90, 150 Swanson, Julie, 193, 194 Swenson, Delbert, 187 Szwec, Lydia, 136, 192, 195 T Tadlock, Dav1d, ISO, 192 Taft, Rod, 90, 136 Takemoto, Margar~t. 187 Tams, Peggy, ISO, 194 Tat , Richard, 77, 80, 86, 101 Taylor, Barb1, 136, 194, 195 Taylor, Bob R, 150, 19S Taylor, Bob S., 136 Taylor, J1m, 93, ISO Taylor, Jud1th, 195 Taylor, Tom , 81 Temm r, Robert, 187 Tempi , Chuck, 136 Tepley, Claud•a, 194, 195 Terry, Luke, ?7, 80, 93, 101, 150 Thack r, Ann, 136, 194 Thackor, Martha, 136 Thayer, Diane, 1SO Thede, Larry, 90 Th d , Lorene, 1SO Thibod au, Marg1e, 150, 193, 194, 195 Thomas, John, 77, 187, 194 Thomas, RIChard, 81 Thompson, Barbara, 1SO, 195 Thompson, Georg , 136 Thompson, Gwendolyn, 194 Thompson, Jeff, 1SO, 194 Thompson, Jim, 94, 174, 187 Thorne, David, 94, 136, 195 Thurman, Ga1l, 150, 195 Tiegs, Ken, 101, 136 T~tgs, Leeza, 150, 193, 194 Tietge, Jerrie, 150, 193, 194 T1pton, Penny, 150 T1tus, Alan, 136 Tonopolsky, Roger, 187 Topps, Archi~. 136 Torrens, Don, 136 Toth, Susann~. 193 Toth, Tom, 187 Townsend, Barbara, 187 Trapp, Susan, 136, 19S Travis, Ross, 193 Traylor, RIChard, 136, 192 Tremm I, Carol, 187, 19S Trupllo, Carmen, 1 SO Truj1llo, Mary, ISO, 19S Tsubokawa , H110, ISO, 192 Tucker, B~th, 150, 193 Tucker, Judy, 150, 19S Tull, John, 32, 69, 187, 193, 194 Turk, Jim, 187, 193, 195 Turk, Marcia, ISO, 193, 19S Turnbull, William, 193 Turner, Betty Lou, 188 Turner, Robby, 188, 192, 193, 19S Tyler, Ed, 192 Tyler, Janet, 188 Tyler, Sabra, 136 Typher, Marilyn, 193 Tyson, Metta, 188 u Ufema, Deborah, 19S Ungefug, John, 136 Urban, John, 136 Uyemura, Carol, 188, 193 Uyemura, Donna, 136 v Valent1ne, Chuck, ISO Vandopool, Jim, 69, 98, 188 Vandapool, NICky, 67, ISO, 194 Vandapool, Ricky, 140, ISO, 194 Vanepps, Bob, 64, 1S2, 188 Vanepps, Dave, 93, ISO Vanwoerkom, RICk, 77, 80, 90, 150, 192, 193, 194 Vayo, Donald, 90 Vickers, Ela1ne, 188, 193 Vidaur, Leon, 136 Vig1l, Carol, 19S Vigil, Pearl, 188 Vines, Susan, 188 Virando, An•ta, ISO, 193, 195 Viti, Ed, 150 Vittetpw, Lee, ISO Vobejda, Nanette, 188 VanHoen~. Beth, lSI, 193 w Wada, Koji, 136, 192, 19S Wagner, Pat, 136, 193, 194 Wagschal, Peter, 83, 193, 194, 19S Walu!f1eld, Ed, 46, lSI Wakef1eld, Maridel, 136 Wakn1n, Br~an, 136 Walden, Mel, 188 Walker, Annette, 189, 193 Walker, Betty, lSI, 193 Walker, D1~ne, 192 Walker, Erlin, 189, 192, 193, 194 Walker, John, 192 Wallace, D1ane, 189 Waller, D•anne, 189, 19S Walttr, John, 136 Walter, Nancy, 189, 19S Walters, Sharon, lSI, 193 Walz, Phyhs, 136, 194 Wash•ngton, Clementine, 189, 193 Waterman, Candi, 136 Waterman, Kothe, lSI Wallis, Kartn, 189, 193 Weaver, B rton, 136 Weaver, laurel, 136, 193 Weber, Bev rly, 136 W ber, Marti, 189 Weber, Paul, 81 Webster, John, 189 W~ddel, Nancy, 194, 19S Wehrli, D1ann, 136 We1mer, Paul, 151 We1ndel, Joyce, lSI, 195 W~instock, Barbara, 136 W~ISer, Alan, 189 WeiSer, Tom, 189 WeiSs, Kay, lSI, 195 Welch, Ethel, 1S 1 Welch, Robert, 189 Weldon, l1nda, lSI, 193 Wells, John, 80, 98 Westerborg, Cathy, 189 Westmoreland, Sandra, 126, 194 Wetzel, Carole, lSI, 193, 194, 195 Wetzner, Steven , 136, 194 Wheelock, l1nda, 189 Wheelock, Martha, 67, 151, 193 Wh1te, Jefferson, 189, 192 Whitford, Sue, 116, 189, 192 Whitlock, Robert, 189 Wh1tmore, Bonnie, 138, 193 WICkard, Robert, 151 W1eder, John, 94 W1eser, Alan, 195 Wigg•ns, Carol, 138, 193, 194 Wigton, Doug, 189 W1koff, James, 138 W1kstrom, Bob, 192 w,l,ox, Henry, 77, 90, 189 W1lcox, Becky, 189, 193, 19S W1lde, Carol, 138 Wilkerson, Judy, 189 Williams, Anna, 138, 193 Williams, Connie, 190 Williams, Ethel, 151 W1lhams, Marcia, lSI, 194, 19S W1ll1ams, Steve, 174, 190 Williams, Vicki, 138 Williamson, Harriett, 190 Williamson, Mary, 190, 193, 195 Will1ts, Nancy, 193 W1lson, l•sa, 190, 192, 193, 195 W1lson, Margot, 1S1 W1lson, Molly, 190 W1lson, Pat, 138, 193 W1lson, Richard, 151 Wilson, Buck, 190, 195 W1lson, Bud, 69, 84, 190, 192, 194 Wiltfong, Robert, 80, 98, 151 Winn, Gary, 190 Winn, Rae B., 195 W1nters, Frank, 77, 80, 90, 194 Wiss, Mitch, 77, 80, 151 Wollam , Russell, 192 Wong, John, 190, 192, 195 Wong, Victor, 126, 193, 194, 195 Wood, Paul, 19S Woods, Charles, 190, 192 Woods, Merr~lynn, 193 Work, Stephen, 193 Wright, Paul, 138 Wr1ghtson , Bernard, 93, 94 Writer, Debby, 190, 192 Wyscaver, Kathy, 138 Wytias, Charlotte, 138 y Yabe, Arlene, 140, 151, 193, 194, 19S Yamada, D1ane, 138 Yamaoto, Ronald, 138, 194 Yasuzawa, Steve, 151, 194 Yonehiro, Florence, 84, 190, 193 Young, Bayard, 46, 190, 193 Young, lorra1ne, 138, 19S Youngclaus, George, 151 Youngren, Virgil, 190 Ymarri, Joe, 151, 194 z Zachmann, Dove, 190 Zagar, Sheila, 190 Zari, Guy, lSI Zar1ni, Celest~. 69, 152, 190, 192, 19S Zavaras, Amt, 77, 80, 151, 194 Zipp, John, 93, 94, 190 Zohn, Marsha, 151 ���Boys Girls Apart for a moment yet certain to come together ��together, with the crowd, having fun together, alone, knowing one another ���What we say is silly, we do wasting-time things; but it would seem empty if one af us went away �And one day we'll know, in a sudden, quiet rush ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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