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. 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