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Yearbook Name
The Raider '69
Location
Westminster, Colorado (Adams County)
Additional Information
Title Page
Table of Contents
Dedication 3
Memoriam 4
Professionals 5
Personalities 19
School Life 107
Index
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You give but little when you give of your possessions.
It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.
Kahlil Gibran
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God guide him in your loving care;
Let him know ... his dreams we share.
God give him strength and courage ...
for the days to come;
Let him know ... we pray for some.
God let him complete his long and lonely task;
Give him the strength ... that we ask.
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A soldier is he, so proud and tall;
God send him love ... from us all.
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Dr. Kenneth Platt-Vice President
Mrs. Alice Dickinson-Ass. Secretary
Mrs. Evelyn Smith-President
Mr. Garland T. Sims-Secretary-Treasurer
Mr. Arthur E. Robbins-Director
L. .
Mr. Rhoda, Mr. Jarigese, and Mr. Malsam.
Change is inevitable. It is all in the lord's scheme
of things. The question of whether change engulfs
and destroys us or whether we inf luence that direction
for a better tomorrow will be answered by the way
we use the freedom which He has given us.
RHS accepts the challenge for a better tomorrow,
informed and discriminate individuals are basic to
quality change.
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Mrs. Cummings, Mrs, Firebaugh, Mrs. Makin, Mrs. Ruther-
ford, and Mrs. Pierce
Four of the five counselors at Ranum
are new this year.
Mr. Lindercrantz has been with Ranum
since the opening in 1962. He is in
charge of financial aid, college days
and Student Council Sponsor. Before
coming to Ranum he taught science,
and social studies and was coach for
boys sports in various schools.
Most people think of secretaries as those
people whose life ambition is to type, type,
type; but not so with Ranum's secretaries.
If one word could be used to describe them,
it would be efficient. Their sincere ami-
ability and genuine interest in helping con-
fused students have made them admired
by both the faculty and the student body.
Mrs. Rutherford, personal secretary to
Mr. Jarigese, keeps the school running
by her continous hard work. Manipula-
ting the school budget, preparing official
reports, and taking minutes for the Ad-
ministrative Council keep her busy.
The Attendance Office would never survive
without the guiding hand of Mrs. Makin.
Keeping hundreds of student attendance
records is no easy job; she handles it
with ease.
Mrs. Pierce has the difficult job of keep-
ing student records—schedules, scholar-
ship reports, and college and job appli-
cations are her responsibility.
All of our money is in the capable hands
of Mrs. Cummings.
Mrs. Firebaugh is known officially as our
General Office Clerk. In care are mail
and text inventories.
Mrs. Herick taught music at Hodgkins
Jr. High School for 6 years and at
Clear Lake for 1 year. She recieved
her B.M. from Friends University,
Wichita, Kansas and M.A. from Colo-
rado State College.
Mr. Steggal taught Psychology and
Family Living for three years in Raw-
lins, Wyoming, and social studies at
Hodgkins Jr. High School for 1 year
before coming to Ranum. He attended
College of Emporia, Emporia Kansas
and Western State College, Gunnison
Colorado.
Prior to coming to Ranum, Mrs. Beals,
worked as recreation leader for City
of Denver Recreation Department and Ed-
ucation Coodinator for War on Poverty
Head Start, El Paso County. She attended
Colorado University.
Mrs. Wheller taught in Englewood for
three year as a counselor and business
teacher. She has a B.S. from Oklahoma
State University and M.A. from Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
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Mr. Steggal, Mrs. Wheller, Mrs, Herick, Mrs. Beals and Mr. Linde-
crantz.
Dolores Walter, Alice Applegate, Jeannie Knoblauch, Marie
Breckenridge, Marge Hill, Maxine Beedle, Leola Wagner, Elsie
Parker, Pat Colonell, Fern McCormick, Norma Worthington,
Becky Conrad and Irene Peltz (not pictured).
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Most people don't realize what hard work
has to be put forth by the cooks, custo-
dians and bus drivers, in helping Ranum
be successful.
Without the faithful efforts of the cooks,
how would the students and teachers be
able to finish the day? Arriving around
7:30 to prepare the lunches; the cooks,
frequently receive the brunt of good
natured joking, are never the less re-
warded with satisfied smiles.
Ranum's own custodians add a touch of
pride as they keep the school in tip
top shape. They arrive at different times
throughout the day. Most of the cus-
todians start cleaning the school at 2:30,
when school is dismissed.
The bus drivers help bring high at-
tendence records to Ranum. They start
at 7:00 A.M. and with their last run
ending around 4:00 P.M. They serve
the Elementary and Jr. High Schools,
as well as Westminster High School
and Ranum.
Rodrico Pombo, Morely McCormick, Helen Burdine, Kar! Olson, Charles
Drennon, Bobby Ranum and Clyde McElroy
Shepard, George Ferris, Ettabelle Elshire, Frank Zupancic,
Cliff Hensier, Bernice, F rank Bothe, and Marge Carl I i.
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Mr. Jokum and Mr. Dunn.
Two new faculty members have taken over
the Art Department; they are Mr. Dunn,
and Mr. Jokum.
Mr. Dunn is originally from Iowa and
taught in Boulder and Littleton before
making himself available to Ranum High
art students.
The other half of the Art Department,
Mr. Jokum, is originally from Nebraska.
He taught in Omaha, Jefferson County,
and at Shaw Heights Junior High before
joining the Ranum faculty.
The Art Department has added sculpture
classes to its curriculum, which is taught
by both teachers.
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The Business Department offers a wide
variety of courses which motivate in-
terest in the business world. Added to
the past curriculum is Diversified Oc-
cupations, taught by Mr. Ramey. The
purpose of this course is to teach stu-
dents Industrial trades and services.
Mr. Ramey teaches the course the first
three periods of the day and then checks
on students at their jobs.
Mr. Ramey taught in Montrose four-
teen years before joining Ranum's fac-
ulty.
Mr. Ramey, Mr. Le May, Mrs. Asnicar, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Tulley, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Stark, Mr.
Blackman.
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A new look has been adopted in the
Physical Education Department. The
classes have selected new uniforms,
which add color and uniformity to the
P. E. classes.
In place of the one piece white uni-
forms, the girls are now wearing two
piece suits. The tops are white and
the shorts are kelly green, with num-
bers that match on both. There has
been an improvement in the boy's uni-
forms, they have green gym trunks
with reversible gold and green tea-
shirts.
There has also been a change in the
curriculum in the P. E. Department.
The girls department is offering a wide
variety of courses. The girls choose
their own teacher, class period, and
sports.
Among the teachers for the girls to
choose from are Mrs. Macro, Mrs. Coff-
man, and Miss Hrubesky. Miss Hrubesky,
a new teacher to Ranum, is originally
from Nebraska and taught in California
and Michigan before joining Ranum's
faculty.
Mr. Humphrey, Miss Hrubesky, Mrs. Macro, Mr. Hinton, Mrs. Coffman, and Mr. Baretta.
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Backrow--Mr. Marcucci, Mr. Bassett, Mr. Markoff,Mrs.Bondurant,Mr. Easley, Mr. Meyers. Second Row--Mr. Dittman, Mr. Sandavol
Mr. Gugliemelli, Mr. Buhler, Mrs. Mueller, Miss Saier, and Mr. Abbott. Front—Mr. Logston.
History is the key to the future. Every
important period in history would be
buried in the dust, unrecognized, were
it not for written documents. The pri-
mary goal of American History is to
enable the student to better under-
stand the present by learning about the
past with the end result being that he
will become a better citizen.' Today
through the study of history, we can try
to understand and avoid the mistakes of
the past.
This year to aid in the analysis and
interpretation of the past, we welcome
Miss Saier, Mrs. Bondurant, and Mrs.
Easley to the history department.
New courses offered by the department
this year are: Anthropology, Sociology
of Religions, Asian History, The Set-
tlement of the West, and Minority Group
Relations in the United States. The His-
tory Department is striving to make the
courses more selective so that the stu-
dent may study a particular area of
interest.
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One of man's greatest gifts is his
ability to communicate thoughts, ideas,
and emotions through words. Man with
this gift can leave a legacy of himself
to future generations. At Ranum, the
English Department's aim is to develop
the capacity of each student to appreciate
the writings of some of the world's
greatest writers and thinkers and to
develop the student's power to express
himself clearly and logically.
Mrs. Wayne, one of last year's English
teachers, is now assisting at Colorado
University. This year, Miss Britten,
Mrs. Davidson, Mr. McNally, Mrs. Per-
kins, Miss Ricketts, and Mrs. Schroeder
have been added to the staff.
The new system in the English Depart-
ment this year includes the use of
S's and U's. This method tends to
help the student concentrate more on
learning and less on grades. The usual
grades will be given at the end of each
semester. New classes have also been
added to the curriculum. One of them,
Contemporary Readings, is basically a
search for the problems and the under-
standing of these problems in contem-
porary society by reading articles in
magazines and newspapers, studying
contemporary drama, art, and music.
A prospective class is the EnglishClinic.
Here, each student will receive extra
help on his special English problems.
So far, this class will only be for one
period; but Mrs. Sparkman, the depart-
ment head, is hoping to have it six
periods each day.
Backrow--Mr. Davis, Mr. McNally, Mr. Burdick, Mr. Davey, Mr. Winkler, Second Row--Miss Britten, Mrs. Abell, Mrs. Schroeder,
Miss Farrell, Mrs. Crane. First Row--Miss Hacker, Miss Ricketts, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Counts, Miss Sime, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs.
Schrack. Not pictured are Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Davidson. Frent—Mrs. Sparkman.
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Students fulfill their Math and Science
requirements two credits of each, under
the supervision of their teachers. Math
students may choose from these courses:
Mathematics I and II, Math Survey I,
II, III, IV, and V, Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Math Analysis, Computer
Math, Analytic Geometry, and Quest in
Mathematics. Science students select
these courses: Principles of Biology,
High School Science, Physical Science,
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, College
Biology, Biology Quest, and Physics
Quest. Three new additions to the math
department are Mrs. Edmiston, who pre-
viously taught at Smiley Junior High;
Miss Ehler, a first year teacher; and
Mrs. Vakil, who is here on a Fulbright
Scholarship and will be returning to
India next year. The two new additions
to the science department are Mr. Weh-
lage, who previously taught Math and
Physics at Knox Community School, in
Knox, Indiana; and Mr. Flynn, who pre-
viously taught at Yuma, Colorado.
Left to Right: Mr. Spinney, Mr, Spear, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Roush, Mr. Wehlage, Mrs. Russell,
Mr. Flynn
Left to Right: Miss Miller, Mrs. Brown, Miss Ehler, Mr. Luce, Miss West, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Edmiston,
Mrs, Brewer, Mrs. Vakil
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Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Mahoney, and Mrs. Morris-(head librarian).
The library at Ranum High is a ma-
terials center in which one can search
for the answers to one's questions.
Its nucleus of knowledge and ideas is
awakening many students to the real
meaning of life.
In addition to the 10,000 books and
112 magazine subscriptions the library
also has 24 magazine subscriptions on
micro-film. The micro-film is some-
thing new at Ranum this year. Students
are able to read filmed magazine ai—
tides by using the film readers. Also
new in the library are the A.V. cat-
alogues which are filed by subject. Stu-
dents may look up any subject on these
cards and get corresponding material
on filmstrips, tapes, and slides. There
is one copy machine which duplicates
anything that is printed on a page.
The "Secretary" copier is also new.
This machine laminates, makes spirit
masters and transparencies.
A new addition to the library staff is
Mrs. Willis. She is formerly from
Colorado Springs, where she was a
junior high librarian for one year.
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Uniting other worlds is the chief aim
of the foreign language department. Com-
munications in French, German, Russian
and Spanish further world understanding
and appreciation. Foreign language stu-
dents awaken to the real meaning of
life through branching out into the cul-
tural and social part of foreign society.
Mrs. Sexton, Mrs. Franzen, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Brooks.
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Mr. Vernon, Mr. Mattei, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Dufford
Why is it so Few boys are taking In-
terior Decorating, Family living, and
Home Management & Child Care?
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As in previous years the Industrial
Arts Department offer two years of
Drafting I through IV, Architectural
Drafting and Engineering Drafting.
Drafting I provides the student with
the basic skills and procedures in draft-
ing, Architectural Drafting which is a
more advanced course, requires more
notes and dimensioning information than
Drafting I. Architectural Drafting gives
the architect the chance to express his
individuality.
In the metal classes the boys learn
the procedures and materials needed
in the metal profession. They are re-
quired to go through five stations of
metal work which consists of three
projects per station.
In the wood classes the boys learn
skills in carpentry. In this course the
students are required to make three
wood projects during the semester.
These basic economic courses require
that certain projects of the study are
met.
In Clothing I students have to complete
three garments and have the basicskills
to go on to Clothing II, which requires
three garments, one of which has to be
lined. Tailoring is offered second se-
mester, requires either a suit or coat
made of wool and fully lined.
Interior Decorating teaches about dec-
orating a home and requires a se-
mester project of planning and drawing
an entire home.
Home Management and Child Care con-
sists of nine weeks on each subject.
Home Management teaches how to man-
age a budget, shop for a family or
arrange a room for better management.
The Child Care course consists of having
speakers and a deep study of a child's
early life.
Family Living consists of studying a
complete cycle, from early dating, en-
gagement, early married life to the first
child.
Both girls and boys Foods classes are
basically the same. Foods I deals with
nutrition, balanced meals and preparing
simple meals. Foods II is a course
furthering the study, with more difficult
meals.
Mrs. Gilpin, Miss Dickman, and Miss Mitchell
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Girls Glee, Boys Glee, Mixed Chorus,
and Acapella Cnoir make up the choral
department of Ranum High School. Under
the direction of Mrs. Eanes, they per-
form throughout the year.
The other half of Ranum's music de-
partment consists of band. Led by Mr.
Cavalier, Ranum's advanced band per-
forms during half time at football games
and school assemblies and gives con-
certs during the year. Advanced band
consists of marching and concert bands
and succeded again this fall to take a
superior rating at C.U. Band Day.
A new addition to the musical depart-
ment is the orchestra under the direction
of Mr. Zeka. This is the first year
for orchestra at Ranum. In the past,
students wanting this class had to go
to Westminster High School.
Also offered is a class in music theory
which studies musical techniques, com-
position, and appreciation for different
types of music.
Under the direction of Mr. Blaser, Mr.
Fox, and Mr. Vernon, the Driver's Train-
ing Department aims to give the stu-
dent the practice of the driving skills
which were learned in Driver's Ed-
ucation in the sophomore year. Stu-
dents are submitted to the traffic of the
downtown Denver area as well as that
of the Boulder, Brighton, Broomfield
and Louisville areas. Upon completion of
the four week Driver's Training course
the student receives a trained drivers
card, which states that he has satis-
factorily passed the course.
Mr. Fox and Mr. Blaser
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Peppiest
Sue Fowler
John Verdeal
Most Athletic
Lynn Sponsellar
Tom Mills
Most Likely To Succeed
Donna Toliver
Mike Archer
Cutest Couple
Cindie Curl
Larry Bentley
Most Talented
Carolee Clark
Ruben Hernandez
Favorite Teachers
Mrs. Counts
Mr. Burdick
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Runners-up
Cutest Couple
Jo Di Ilahunty
Ruben Hernandez
Peppiest
Jo Dillahunty
Ed Stirman
Most Talented
Paula Harris
Rocky Lombardo
Most Likely To Succeed
Carolyn Platt
Tord Friiso
F riendliest
Diane Harvey
Bob Kotowski
Best Dressed
Geri Maestas
Dale Kamibayashi
Class Clowns
Candy Hustad
Chuck Jesse
Most Athletic
Linda Olmstead
Johnny Pellikan
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Senior Class Officers are: Bob Alongi Vice President; Ed
Stirman-President; Sherrie Morgan-Secretary; Rob Ross Treas-
Senior Class Sponsors are: Mr, Bassett, Mr. Guglielmelli, and Mrs-
Counts.
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MARSHA L. AGEE MARGE AHERN
JIM ALDINGER
GARY ALEMAN
BOB ALONGI
CHARLES ANDERSON
MARSHA L. AGEE . . . MARGEAHERN
. . . JIM ALDINGER ... GARY ALEMAN
Cross Country 2,3; Latin C lub 2; Science
Club 4. BOB ALONGI Student Council
3; Interact 3,4; Quill & Scroll 4; Nation-
al Honor Society 4; Round-Up Staff 4.
CHARLES ANDERSON . . . KATHY
ANDERSON . . . KAREN ANDERSON
Pep Club 2; Ski Club 3,4. MIKEANDER-
SON . . . MIKE ARCHER ....
KATHY ANDERSON KAREN ANDERSON MIKE ANDERSON
MIKE ARCHER
GERI ARCHULETA
CHARLOTTE AUTEN
BEV BACON
DEBBIE BAKER
JAVONNE BARATTA
LORI BARTLETT
GERI ARCHULETA ... CHARLOTTE
AUTEN Acappella Choir 3,4; ShowChoir
4; Girls Gymnastics 4. BEV BACON
Pep Club 2,3; Modern Dance Club 3;
FBLA 4. DEBBIE BAKER . .. JAVANNE
BARATTA Girls Gymnastics 2,3,4; Pep
Club 2; Girls Glee 3. LORI K. BART-
LETT Girls Gymnastics 2; French Club
2; German Club 3,4; Psychology Club 4;
FTA 4; Girls Track 2. YVONNE
BEARDEN . . . SHARON BEBBER . . .
DERYLBECKEI___SYLVIA R. BECKER
Drama Club 2.
DERYL BECKEL
YVONNE BEARDEN
SHARON BEBBER
SYLVIA BECKER
ALLYN BELANGIE
LARRY BENTLEY
BILL BIERD
MEL BIRCH
ALLYN BELANGIE IRC 2,3; Speech
Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; Weightlifting Club
4. LARRY BENTLEY Psychology Club
4; Boys Gymnastics 2,3,4; Wrestling
2,3,4. BILL BIERD . . . MEL BIRCH
IRC 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Band Club
2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Acappella Choir
3, GREG BIRD . . . MIKE BISHOP
. . . NICKI BISHOP Girls Gymnastics
2,3,4; GAA 2; Ski Club 4; Folk Song
Club 4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; JV
Cheerleader 3; Psychology Club 4.
PAMELA BLAZEK Pep Club 2,3; FBLA
3, 4. MARI BLOSZIES Ski Club 2,4;
Pep Club 2, 3; JV Cheerleader 2,3.
ALAN L. BOYCE Cross Country 2,3,4;
Boys Gymnastics 2; Track 3,4.
GREG BIRD
MIKE BISHOP
DOROTHY BRANDON
DEBBIE BRENAMAN
TIM L. BRESINA
DEBBIE BRIGGS
(1Lem
DOROTHY BRANDON IRC 3,4;FolkSong
Club 4. DEBBIE BRENAMAN Pep Club
2,3; Psychology Club 4. TIM L. BRESINA
Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3. DEBBIE
BRIGGS Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 4;
Russian Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Modern
Dance Club 3. SHARON BRONESKE
Transfer from Adams City. MARK
BROSAM Transfer from Atlantic, Iowa;
Russian Club 4, Speech & Drama Club
4. JANET BROWN . . . KAREN BROWN
. . . MARILYN L. BROWN French Club
2. SHARON BROWN
SHARON BRONESKE
MARK BROSAM
JANET BROWN
KAREN BROWN
MARILYN L. BROWN
SHARON BROWN
brita brownfield
KAY BRUN
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MIKE BRYSON
KEN BULLARD
BRITA BROWNFIELD Pep Club 2,3,4;
French Club 3. KAY BRUN . . . KERRY
BRUNGARDT ... PENNY BRYANT Acap-
pella Choir 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; FBLA
4. MIKE BRYSON Football 2,3,4; Track
2,3,4; R-Club 3,4. KEN BULLARD Cross
Country 2; Weightlifting 3,4. JAMES A.
BURGESS Wrestling 2; Camera Club 4.
MARCIA BURGESS Mixed Choir 2; Girls
Glee 3. MARGARET BURNS . . .WANDA
BURNS ....
JAMES A. BURGESS MARCIA BURGESS MARGARET BURNS WANDA BURNS
ALAN BUSSEY
WAYNE BUTTERDAHL
RHONDA BUTTERFASS
CINDA BURTON
RAY BUZZARD
JAMES CAMP
CINDA BURTON Drama Club 2,3; Ski
Club 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4;
Girls Gymnastics 2,3; FTA 3, Mixed
Choir 4. ALAN BUSSEZ Cross Country
3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; R-
Club 2,3,4; Interact 3,4. WAYNE BUT-
TERDAHL . . . RHONDA BUTTERFASS
German Club 2, Pep Club 2,3,4; Student
Council 2,4; NHS 3,4; JV Cheerleader
2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4. RAY BUZ-
ZARD . . . JAMES CAMP . . . LINDA
CANTRELL Pep Club 2,3; GAA 3; Ski
Club 4; FBLA 4. VICKI CARELLI . . .
JANIE CARON Art Club 2,3,4; Round-
Up Staff 3,4. Ski Club 2,3,4; GAA 2.
NITA CASORSO IRC 3,4; FTA 3,4; Ger-
man Club 3,4; President's Roundtable 4.
JOE M. CHAFFEE
JANETTE CHAPMAN
SANDY CHRISTENSEN
DAN CLARK
JOE M. CHAFFEE Fine Arts Guild 3,
4; President's Roundtable 4. JANETTE
CHAPMAN GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4.
SANDY CHRISTENSEN Pep Club 2. DAN
CLARK Ski Club 2,3,4, Basketball 3;
Baseball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 4; R-
Club 3,4. JOAN CLARK Girls Gymnas-
tics 2; Girls Track 3; Psychology C lub 4.
TONI CLARK . . . PAULACOATS . . .
JOHN COLANTINO . . . PEGGY
COLLINS French Club 2; GAA 2,3;
PEGGY COMPTON
TONI CLARKE
JOAN CLARKE
BILL CONDER . . . SHERRY COONTS
. . . FLOYD CORDOVA ... JOE
CORRIGAN . . . MARIE COSTA Latin
Club 2; Acappella Choir 4; Girl's State
3; NHS 3,4; Round-Up Staff 4. SHEL-
LEY COSTIGAN FHA 2; GAA 2,3. GARY
R. COWAN Ski Club 2; Acappella.Choir
3,4; Cross Country 4. JANELLE
CRAVEN . . . JEAN CUNNINGHAM Pep
Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Acap-
pella Choir 2,3; JV Cheerleader 3;
Pom-Pom 4. LENA M. CUNNINGHAM
Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2.
MARIE COSTA
SHELLEY COSTIGAN
V’.- •
CINDIE CURL
PAULA CURRIGAN
LORY DANIELS
DEBBIE DAVIS
CINDIE CURL Pep Club 2,3; Acappella
4; GAA 3. PAULA CURRIGAN Raider
Staff’4. MYKE DANGERFIELD Wrestl-
ing 2,3. TERRI L. DANGERFIELD Pep
Club 2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Ski Club 2,3;
Latin Club 2; Psychology Club 4; FTA
4; Cheerleader 3,4; LORY DANIELS
Football 2; Basketball 2, Acappella 3,4;
Folk Song Club 3. DEBBIE DAVIS Ski
Club 3; Folk Song Club 4; GAA 2.
ED DAY German Club 2,3. RICK DEAN
Band 2,3,4. RAY J. DeCOLA Ski Club
2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. Chris Delin . . . .
ED DAY
RICK DEAN
RAY J. DeCOLA
CHRIS DELIN
DE Bl DiG I ALLONARDO
RON DiGIORGIO CATHY DiRITO
LINDA DeJIACOMO Pep Club 2,3; GAA
3; FTA 3; Ski Club 3,4; Band Club 4;
Raiderette 4; Raider Staff 4. RICKDEN-
NY . . . AL DEWEESE . . . DEBI
DiGIALLONARDO Pep Club 2,3,4; Ski
Club 3,4; Psychology Club 4; Quill &
Scroll 4; Raider Staff 4. RON DiGIORGIO
Ski Club 4. CATHY DiRITO FrenchClub
2; IRC 3; GAA 3,4; Psychology Club 4;
Girls Glee 3,4; Pep Club4s JO ELLEN
DILLAHUNTY GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club
2,3,4; Acappella Choir 4; JV Cheer leader
3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Raider Staff 4.
DALE DINKEI____BRUCE DOUGHERTY
. . . DEBBIEDOUGHERTY LatinClub2;
Modern Dance Club 3; FTA 3,4; German
Club 4.
DEBBIE DOUGHERTY
BRUCE DOUGHERTY
DALE DINKEL
JO ELLEN DILLAHUNTY
PAT DOUGHERTY VICA4. TOMDREIL-
ING ... MAUREEN DUNNEGAN . . .
PRISCILLA DURAN . . . JACKIE K.
DYGERT Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Ski
Club 3,4. JAN EAKINS Band 2,3,4; FTA
2,3,4; Presidents Roundtable 4; Pep Club
2,4; Girls Track 3,4; NHS 3,4; Student
Council 4; Girls State 3; Ski Club 4.
JIM EASON . . . MAURINE EBERLY
Pep Club 2; DEBBIE EDMONDSON GAA
2,3; Pep Club 2, NHS 3,4; Spanish Club
3; Raider Staff 4; Drama Club 4; Quill
& Scroll 4. BRIAN ENGLE . . .
JACKIE K. DYGERT JAN EAKINS
DAVE ENLOW Basketball 2. DEBBIE
ERICKSON Pep Club 2,3. GARY M.
FANNING ... PAULD. FERGUSON Foot-
ball 3; weightlifting 3,4. MIKE FISCHER
Ski Club 4; Apostle's 4. MIKE FISCUS
. . . SUE FITZPATRICK Band 4; Art
Club 4; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4. PAT
FLANAGAN ... JO ANN D. FLICK
Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Acappella
4. ED FORD ....
MIKE FISCHER
MIKE FISCUS
SANDRA FULTON DAVE FURUKAWA
SUE FOWLER . . . PAT FOX . . . JEAN
E. FRANK FHA 2,3,4. TORD FRIISO ...
SANDRA FULTON Spanish Club 2; FTA
3,4; NHS 3,4; IRC 3,4; Folk Song Club
4. DAVE FURUKAWA . . . CHRIS
GALLAGHER Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 4.
JAN GALLI Latin Club 2; GAA 3,4;
Quill & Scroll 4; Round-Up Staff 4;
GEORGE GARCIA Apostles 4. MEL
GARNER ....
CHRIS GALLAGHER
JAN GALLI
GEORGE GARCIA MEL GARNER
LINDA GIBSON
JERRY GATES . . . LINDA GATLIN
. .. GYLINDA B, GEIST FHA 2.MICHAEL
J. GERLICK Band 2,3,4; Band Club 3,4.
DONNA GIBBS Art Club 3,4; FHA 2,3;
Ski Club 2,3; Pep Club 2. LINDA GIBSON
Pep Club 2,3. THOMAS S. GILLHAM
Acappella Choir 3,4; LINDA GINTHER
Raider Staff 3,4. BRIAN G. GISH Acap-
pella Choir 3,4; Interact 2,3; Student
Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Psychology
Club 4. KATHY GLENN Raiderette 3,4;
Future Medics 2; Raider Staff 4.
MARTIN GOCHENOUR Football 2,3,4;
Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2; Interact
3,4. TOM GOETZ ... ED GOODHUE
Basketball 3; Cross Country 4; Track
4. JOHN GOYNES . . . SUZZIE GREEN
Art Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4;
Band Club 3,4; IRC 2. JAN E. GROGAN
Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3 Psychology
Club 4; Quill & Scroll 4; Raider Staff
4; Pom-Pom 4. ROBYN GROSS Russian
Club 3,4; DEBORA A. GUDORF PepCIub
2; French Club 3; FTA 3; Modern Dance
Club 3; DAN HAGEN Baseball 2,3,4.
MARTA HALL ....
SUZZIE GREEN
JAN E.GROGAN
DOYLE HATLERMAN . . . TOM
HALTERMAN . . . DEBBIE HAMILTON
Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2; French Club 3;
VICA 4. BOB HAMON Band 2,3; Band
Club 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Boys Gymnastics
4. DANIEL A. HANNAGAN Basketball
3,4; Golf 3,4; Interact 3,4; R-Club3,4.
CINDY HANSON . . . SUSAN HARA . . .
LYNN HARKINS Pep Club 2,3,4; FTA
2,3,4; Psychology Club 4; FrenchClub3;
Acappella Choir 3,4. PAULA HARRIS
Band 2,3,4; Acappella Choir 3,4; French
Club 3; FTA 4; Drum Major 4. DEBBIE
HARVEY . . .
DANIEL A. HANNAGAN
CINDY HANSON
SUSAN HARA
LYNN HARKINS
PAULA HARRIS
DEBBIE HARVEY
DARLENE HEBERLEIN
SANDY HEGGEN
DIANE HARVEY Pep Club 2,3; FTA
4; Psychology Club 4; Raider Staff 4;
JV Cheerleader 3. TOM HAYNIE Band
Club 3; Band 2,3,4; Science Club 4.
DARLENE HEBERLEIN . . . SANDY
HEGGEN Pep Club 2; Band Club 3;
Raiderette 3. LOUISE HEMMINGSON
Pep Club 2; Girls Glee 4. DAN A.
HENRY Swimming 2; German Club 3;
NHS 3,4; Speech club 2. RUBEN
HERNANDEZ Acappella Choir 2,3,4;
Baseball 3,4; Football 4. BONNIE HILS-
MAN Pep Club 2; Student Council 4;
Mixed Choir 2. JERRY W. HINDE Band
2,3,4; Band Club 2,3,4; Football 2.
SHARON HINDE
JERRY W. HINDE
SHARON HINDE
VICKIE K. HOCH
NANCY L. HOFFMAN
KARIN HOLLAND
an
ELLEN K. HODGES
CINDY HOLZWORTH
MIKE HORAN
VICKIE K. HOCH Pep Club 2,3; Ski
Club 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Psychology
Club 4. ELLEN K. HODGES Latin Club
2; Russian Club 3,4; NHS 3,4. NANCY
L. HOFFMAN Spanish C Iub4; Psychology
Club 4. KARIN HOLLAND . . . CINDY
HOLZWORTH . . . MIKE HORAN . . .
CHARMAIN HORINEK . . . DEBI HOWE
Girls Gymnastics 2,3,4; Art Club 2;
Band Club 4. Raiderette 4; GAA 2,3,4.
DEBBIE HOWELL Photographic Arts
Club 2,3,4. FBLA 3, IRC 3,4.DANHUFF
JOHN A. HUFF
SANDI HUMMEL KATHY HUMPHREY CANDY HUSTAD
JOHN A. HUGG . . . SANDI HUMMEL
. . . KATHY HUMPHREY Pep Club 2;
Girls Glee 3; Acappel Ia4.CANDY
HUSTAD Pep Club 2,4; GAA 2,3,4; Ski
Club 4; IRC 3. LINDA IAISER . . .
LORETTA J. JACKSON German Club
3,4; NORMA JACOBS . . .DAN JACOB-
SEN .. . JACKIE JENKINS . . . DEENA
JENSEN ....
LINDA IAISER
LORETTA J. JACKSON
JACKIE JENKINS
DAN JACOBSEN
NORMA JACOBS
DEENA JENSEN
CHARLES JESSE HERMAN J. JIMENEZ, JR. HOLLI JOHNSON
JERE’ Y. JOHNSON
CHUCK JESSE Basketball 2; Baseball
2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4;
Interact Club 2,3,4; R-Club 3,4; Mixed
Choir 3; Drama Club 2; HERMAN J.
JIMENEZ, JR WRESTLING 2,3,4; R-
Club 3; Weightlifting2,3,4; HOLLI JOHN-
SON Mixed Choir 2; Girls Glee 3,4.
JERE'Y. JOHNSON Girls Glee 2.
LYNDON A. JOHNSON Ski Club 2,4;
Apostles 4. RICHARD JOLLEY . . .DAN
T. JUDISH Swimming 2; Football 3;
Interact 2,3,4; Presidents Roundtable 4.
Psychology Club 4. Acappella Choir 4.
GRACE KADAR Girls gymnastics 2;
Modern Dance Club 3. DALE KAMI-
BAYASHI Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4;
Baseball 2,3,4; R-Club 2,3,4. Psychol-
ogy Club 4; ‘Interact Club 3,4. KAREN
KARL
LYNDON A. JOHNSON RICHARD JOLLEY
LAJOS KELEMEN, JR.
TERRY L. KELLEY CINDY KENNA
DEBBIE KARR French Club 2; NHS
3,4. FRED KAUTTER . . . JUDY
KEATHLEY . . . LAJOS KELEMEN,
JR. Weightlifting 2,3,4. TERRY L.
KELLEY Modern Dance Club 3; CINDY
KENNA Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4.
DEANNA KENOYER . . . LINDA
KENOYER Art Club 2,3; FBLA3. LINDA
KIELY Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Girls
Gymnastics 2,3,4. GERALD 0. KINSLEY
Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 4.
CHERYL KNOLL
JAN KNAUS
RAYMOND J. KOLB
BOB KOTOWSKI LINDA KRESE
DULCY KLATT Folk Song Club 2;Mixed
Choir 2; Acoppello Choir 3,4; Drama
Club 4. JAN KNAUS Pep Club 3; Modern
Dance Club 3. CHERYL KNOLL Transfer
from Mt. Carmel; NHS 4; FTA 4; Psy-
chology Club 4. RAYMOND J. KOLB
Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,4. BOB
KOTOWSKI IRC 3,4; R-Club 2,3,4; Swim-
ming 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Baseba 11 4; Student
Council 2; FTA 2. LINDA KRESE . . .
JOE LaHEIST . . . DWILA LARSON
GAA 2; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Psy-
chology' Club 4; FBLA 3,4. SHARON
LEAGUE . . . PAUL LEE ....
RICK LEE SHIRLEY LEE
LOIS LENHART
JANET LEOPOLD
RICK LEE . . . SHIRLEY LEE . . .
LOIS LENHART . . . JANET LEOPOLD
Mixed Choir 2. KIM LEWIS . . . NANCY
LINDAHL . . . MIKE LINVILLE Chess
Club 2. GARY LOHMILLER Latin Club
2; NFL 2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3; ROCKY
LOMBARDO . . . JANICE LOUGHMIL-
LER Pep Club 2,3; Psychology Club 4;
Ski Club 4.
KIM LEWIS
NANCY LINDAHL
DEBBIE LOVELAND SANDY LOW
RAMONA J. LUCIUS
DEBBIE LOVELAND Girls Glee 2;
Modern Dance Club 3. SANDY LOW Pep
Club 2,3; Psychology Club 4; German
Club 2; Drama Club 2; Speech Club 3, GAA
2. DEAN LOWE... RAMONA J. LUCIUS
Modern Dance 3. DAVID T. LUKER
Swimming 2,3,4. ED G. LUSMAN Speech
Club 2. JOE LYLES Cross Country 2;
Track 2; Wrestling 2; Ski Club 2; R-
Club 2,3; Weightlifting 2,4; LINDA
LYNES. . . BERNIE MAES. . .
GERALDINE M. MAESTAS Pep Club 2,
3,4; Psychology Club 4.
BRIAN D. MARTIN
PATRICIA MARTINELLI
ELSA M. MARTINEZ
KAREN MANGAN Latin Club 2; FTA
3; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Russian
Club 3. PAM MARES French Club 3,4;
Psychology C lub 4. Raider Staff 4. CHAR-
LOTTE MARESH GAA 2,3; Psychology
Club 4. BRIAN D. MARTIN Latin Club
2. PATRICIA D. MARTINELLI Girls
Gymnastics 2; Latin C lub 2; German C lub
4; Psychology Club; FTA Club 4. ELSA
M. MARTINEZ . . . GEORGETTA
MARTINEZ . . . DON MATTERN . . .
DON MATTHEWS . . . DONNA MAU Pep
Club 2; GAA 2,3; Psychology Club 4.
GEORGETTA MARTINEZ
DONNA MAU
DON MATTHEWS
PAMELA A. MCDONALD CHERYL D. McDONNELL SHERRI L. McDOWELL DEB RAH McGAUGHEY
DENNIS McGRATH
suzanne mckenzie
PAMELA A. Me DONALD GAA 2,3;
French Club 2. CHERYLD. McDONNELL
Mixed Choir 3; Girls Glee4.SHERRI L.
McDOWELL Pep Club 2,3,4; PomPom
3,4; GAA 2; Latin C lub 2; Student Council
4. DEBBIE McGAUGHEY Speech 2,3;
Pep Club 2. DENNIS McGRATH . . .
suzanne Mckenzie . . . laurier.
McKIM GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Latin
Club 2; Girls Gymnastics 2. LINDA C.
McLaughlin Art club 3; gaa 3.
EUNELLA McMILLEN FBLA 4; Modern
Dance Club 3; French Club 2; ROGER
McWilliams ....
LAURIE R. McKIM
LINDA C. MCLAUGHLIN
EUNELLA MCMILLEN
BEVERLY MERRIMAN
LINDA MELENDY
JIM MICEK
ED MEIER Baseball 2,3,4. LINDA
MELENDY . . . BEVERLY MERRIMAN
. . .JIM MICEK . .. GAYLE MICKELSON
. . . PATRICIA MICKIEWICZ PepClub 2,
3; Art Club 2; ROGERMIETZNERCross
Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Thousand
Mile Club 4; Swimming 4; Mixed Choir
2,4. DANNY MILLARD Basketball 3,4.
DAVE MILLER . . . DEBBIE MILLER
Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Ski Club 4;
Girls Glee 4.
GAYLE MICKELSON PATRICIA MICKIEWICZ
ROGER MIETZNER
DANNY MILLARD
DAVE MILLER
DEBBIE MILLER
RUSS MILLER
SIDNEY T. MILLS
RUSS MILLER Boys Glee 4. SIDNEY T.
MILLS Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4;
Baseball 2,3, Interact 3,4; Psychology
Club 4; R-Club 3,4. CATHY A. MILTON
Photographic Arts Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3;
IRC 3, 4. JULIE A. MIYAMOTO Pep
Club 2. CAROL MOBLEY. . . CHRIS
MOLDER . . . HEATHER MOLL GAA
2; Future Medics 2; Psychology Club
4. SHERRIE R. MORGAN Pep Club
2,3; GAA 2,3; Drama Club 2; Ski Club
2,3,4; Quill & Scroll 4; Round-up Staff
4; Student Council 2; Modern DanceClub
3. CYNTHIA K. MORGARIDGE Pep Club
2,3; Photographic Arts Club 3,4; FBLA
3. DALLAS M. NELSON, JR. Football
2; Baseball 2; Track 3.
HEATHER MOLL
SHERRIE R. MORGAN
JUDITH A. NELSON
RICHARD NELSON
JANA K. NESLEN
DEBBIE NICHOLS
KANDY NICHOLS
MILO NICHOLS
JUDITH A. NELSON Pep Club 2,3; FBLA
3,4; French Club 2. RICHARD NELSON.
..JANA K. NESLEN Photographic Arts
Club 2,3,4; IRC 4. DEBBIE NICHOLS
KANDY NICHOLS Folk Song Club 4.
MILO NICHOLS Wrestling 2. STEVE
NICK Football 2. JURENE NIELSEN ...
KATHY NISHIMOTO Pep Club 2; French
Club 3; Ski Club 4; FTA 3; IRC 4.
RUTH E. NOBLE FHA 2; GAA 3..
WILLIAM NOONING NANCY NORTHRUP RICHARD J. NOVAK DEBRA L. O'CONNELL
LINDA OLMSTED
RUTH A. OLSON
WILLIAM NOONING Track 3,4; Football
4; Student Council 3; Round-Up Staff 4;
Quill & Scroll 4; Interact 3. NANCY
NORTHRUP Mixed Choir 2; FBLA 3,
4; Psychology Club 4. RICHARD J.
NOVAK Transfer from Mt. Carmel H.S.,
NHS 4. DEBRA L. O'CONNELL Latin
Club 2; GAA 2; Russian Club 3; NHS
3,4. LINDA OLMSTED Pep Club 2,3,4;
GAA 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3; ETA 3. RUTH
A. OLSON Pep Club 2. GREG ORTEZ
Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Art Club
2. MIKE PACHECO . . . JESSICA
PARKER . . . MICHREL J. PATRICK
Basketball 2; Track 2, 3,4; Interacts.
MARY pehrson
JOHN J. PELLIKAN
LARRY M. PENCE
CARMELETA PEREZ
MARY PEHRSON ... JOHN J. PELLIKAN
Swimming 2,3; Boys Gymnastics 2,3,4.
LARRY M. PENCE Student Council 2,3,
4; Latin Club 2; Interact 2,3,4; Psy-
chology Club 4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Wrest-
ling 2. CARMELETA PEREZ . . .
GARY PETERS German Club 3,4;
Weightlifting 4; Baseball 3; DAVE
PETERSON Track 2,3,4. PENNY
PFERTSH ... LARRY PHILLIPS .. .
CAROLYN PLATT NHS 3,4; FrenchClub
3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; IRC 4;
Girls Glee 4. EDWARD PLURIS
GARY PETERS
DAVE PETERSON
PENNY PFERTSH
EDWARD PLURIS
CAROLYN PLATT
LARRY PHILLIPS
KATHY POHLMAN
GEORGE POPISH
GARY POTTS
KATHY POHLMAN ... GEORGE POPISH
GARY POTTS . . . PEGGY J. POUNDERS
Pep Club 2,3; Band 4. TOM POVICK
. . . JAN QUINT GAA 2,3; FTA 4;
German club 2,3,4. JUNE RAMOS GAA
2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club
4; NFL 3,4; Speech Club 4; Folk Song
Club 4; Presidents Round Table 4. BILL
RAMSEY . .. LANA RANKIN... LAURIE
REAGIN German Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4;
Pom-Pom 3,4; Ski Club 2.
TOM POVICK
JAN QUINT
ELLEN REILLY
CHERYL REKER
JAMES C. REES Boys Gymnastics 2,3,
4; ALETHEA G. REESE Spanish Club
3; NHS 3; Acappel la 4; Psychology Club
4. ELLEN REILLY GAA 2; Psychology
Club 4, CHERYL REKER Pep Club 2,
3; German Club 2; Student Council 2;
GAA 2. SUSAN J. RICKERS Pep Club
2,3; Psychology Club 4; GAA 4. LINDA
RIEDEL . . . KEITH RIPPY . . .
MELISSA ROGERS . . . TOM ROLL . . .
MIKE ROLLER Ski Club 3; Basketball 2.
TOM ROLL
MIKE ROLLER
STEPHEN RUSSELL STEPHANIE P. SAMPLES
TOM ROME Latin Club 2; Psychology
Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4- ROB ROSS
Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Interact
2,3,4; Acappella Choir 3; R-Club 3,4;
Psychology Club 4; Round-Up Staff 4.
RICK RUHL . . . RON RUSSELL Base-
ball 3,4; Psychology Club 4. STEPHEN
RUSSEL Interact Club 3,4; Round-Up
Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Radar Staff
4; Presidents Roundtable 4.STEPHANIE
P. SAMPLES Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2;
FHA 4; Mixed Choir 2. KEN SARNO
Football 2,3,4. BARBARA SCAGGS Art
Club 3, 4; Folksong Club 3,4; Pep Club
2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Round-Up
Staff 3,4; Mixed Choir 2. VICKI SCAGGS
German Club 2; Folksong Club 2,3,4;
Art Club 3; Mixed Choir 2. LAURA S.
SCHACHTER Psychology Club 4; Rus-
sian Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Folk Song
Club 3,4; NFL 3,4; NTS 2,3,4.
STEVE SCHELL
KARL SCHEIDEMAN German Club3,4;
IRC 4. KURT D. SCHEIDEMAN Acep-
pela 3; German Club 3,4. LYNN A.
SCHEIDT PsychologyC Iub4; Golf Team
3,4; Football 3. STEVE SCHELL . . .
LAWRENCE SCHEMPF . . . JULIE A.
SCHINKEL Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 4;
Ski Club 3,4. VICKI SCHNACKER . . .
JOY K. SCHNEIDER Ski Club 3,4;
Band Club 3,4; Raiderette 3,4; Russian
Club 3. CHARLENE SCHUPP Pep Club
2,3; FBLA 4; German Club 3. RON
SCOTT NFL 3,4; Student Council 4;
NHS 4; Presidents Roundtable 4; Base-
ball 3,4.
LAWRENCE SCHEMPF
JULIE A. SCHINKEL
GARY SCRIVNER Band 2,3/; Band
Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3; Drama
Club 2,3; Swimming 2,3; Baseball 3;
NFL 3,4; NTS 3,4; Ski Club 2,3. JOHN
B. SEELEY Basketball 2; Football 3,4.
JOHN SEIFERT Band Club 2,3,4; Band
2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Track 2; Psychology
Club 4; Drama Club 4. MIKE SEMMER
Ski Club 2,3,4; Swimming 4. PAUL
SEMMER Ski Club 3,4; Swimming 4.
CAROL SERCK . . . KANDY A. SER-
RAULT Camera Club 4; Photographic
Arts Club 4. VERNA L. SHAW Photo-
graphic Arts Club 2,3,4. JERRY L.
SHELTON Boys Gymnastics 2. MARC
SHERMAN ....
NANETTA SHIFFER CLAUDIA SHINER
DAVE SHIPLEY
NORM SILER
CONNIE SIMPSON CAREY SMITH
NANETTA SHIFFER Mixed Choir 3,4;
Girls Glee 4. CLAUDIA SHINER Band
C lub 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep C lub 2; GAA
3,4. DAVE SHIPLEY Cross Country 2,
3,4; Basketball 3. NORM SILER Swim-
ming 2,3,4; Go If 2,3,4; NHS 3,4. CONNIE
SIMPSON Pep Club 2,3; Ski Club 3,4;
FBLA 4. CAREY SMITH . . . DAVE
SMITH . . . GERRY SMITH . . .
MARKENE SMITH Ski Club 2,3,4; Folk
Song Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; NFS
2,3,4; Fine Arts Guild 2,3; IRC 3;
Pep Club 2,3. DELORIS SOLANO . . . .
GERRY SMITH
DE LOR IS SOLANO
MARKENE SMITH
DAVE SMITH
DALE SPARKS
LYNN A. SPONSELLER
MICHAEL L. STACHE
RITA STANDER
DONNA STANLEY
PATRICIA STEVENS
DALE SPARKS Baseball 3,4; Football
4; Wrestling 4. LYNNA.SPONSELLER
GAA 3,4; Acappella 3, 4; Show Choir
3,4; Psychology Club 4; Pep Club 4;
Folk SongClub4. MICHAEL L.STACHE
BasketbalI 2,3,4; Football3; Baseball2,
3,4; Interact 2,3,4; R-Club 3,4; Psy-
chology 4; Student Counci 14; Presidents
Roundtable 4. RITA STANDER ...
DONNA STANLEY GAA 3. PATRICIA
STEVENS . . . C. EDWARD STIRMAN
Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball
3,4; Student Council 3,4; Interact 3,4;
R-Club 3,4. STEPHEN R. STOECKER
REX STRABLE . . . CHARLOTTE
K. STRONG Pep Club 2,3; Ski Club 2.
CHERYL STUBBS JAMES G. STUCKEY RANDY SWANSON
BUELL TAPP
CHERYL STUBBS French Club 2; Band
3,4; Band Club 3,4; FBLA 4. JAMES G.
STUCKEY Band 2,3, Band Club 2,3;
Track 2,3. RANDY SWANSON . . .
BUELL TAPP . . . MARK TATE . . .
GREG TAYLOR Football 2,3,4; Track2,
3,4; Wrestling 3. KATHY TAYLOR . ..
CINDI TEAGUE Girls Gymnastics 2;
GAA 2,3; Raiderette 3,4; Band Club
3,4; Presidents Roundtable 4. PEBBIE
TELIHA . . . BEV THOMPSON Mixed
Choir 2; Girls Glee 3; Acappella Choir
4.
KATHY TAYLOR CINDI TEAGUE DEBBIE TELIHA BEV THOMPSON
TOM THOMPSON . . . MARTIN
THORPE . . . DONNA TOLIVER Latin
Club 2; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; FBLA 4;
Russian Club 3,4; Presidents Round-
table 4. LARRY A. TRUJILLO Spanish
Club 2,3,4; Presidents Roundtable 3,4;
Band Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Speech Club
3,4. MYRON TUCKER . . . CYNDIE
TYRELL . . . CAROL UHLIG Pep Club
2,3,4; GAA 3,4. LYNDA UH RICH ...
MIKE VAN HORNE Tennis 2; Football
3,4. JOHN VERDEAL Wrestling 2,3,4;
Ski C lub 2,4; A c a p p e I I a 2,3,4; Foot-
ball 3.
MYRON TUCKER
CYNDIE TYRELL
MARCUS L, VINCENT RANDY VOLLMAR CAROL WALL DEBORAH WALLACE
BOB WALLIS DRAKE WALLIS
MARCUS L. VINCENT Swimming 2,3;
Boys Gymnastics 3; Cross Country 2.
RANDY VOLLMAR . . . CAROL WALL
. .'. DEBORAH WALLACE Band 2,3,4;
Band Club 2,3,4; Acappella Choir 3,4;
Girls Glee 2; NHS 3,4; FTA 2,3; FBLA
3,4; Presidents Roundtable 4. BOB
WALLIS Ski Club 3,4; Apostles 4.
DRAKE WALLIS . . . MARSHA WALN
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2; Acappella 4. GARY WARREN . . .
RICK WATSON ....
MARSHA WALN GREGORY S. WARN
GARY WARREN RICH WATSON
KENNETH E. WESTFALL
JAMIE WHEELER
BECKY WHITE
JACK F. WHITE
KENNETH E. WESTFALL Football 2,3,
4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Student Council 4;
R-Club 3,4; Interact 3,4; Track 4. JAMIE
WHEELER Art Club 3; BECKY WHITE
. . . JACK F. WHITE Baseball 3,4; Ski
Club 4; Interact 4. GREG WILLIAMS
. . . LLYNDA J. WILLIAMS FBLA 3,4;
GAA 3; Drama Club 4; Speech Club 4.
STEVE E. WILLIAMSON Acappel la Choir
3,4; Swimming 4; Ski Club 2. CHERYL
WILLMAN French Club 2,3,4; IRC 4;
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Girls State 3. CONNIE WILSON . . .
RICHARD WILSON . . . RONALD
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CONNIE WILSON RICHARD WILSON RONALD WILSON
VERONICA WILSON
ROBIN WISE
LEONARD WODARK KERRY WONG
VERONICA WILSON . . . ROBIN WISE
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RICK YAM ASK I LINDA YEAGER MIKE YODER
PATTI A. BAGWELL LYNN BALLAST
TERRY BERING
STUART BRANT
PATTI A. BAGWELL Pep Club 2; Girls Glee 3,4.
LYNN BALLAST German Club 2,3; IRC 2,3; Present-
ly touring with "Sing Out-Up With People", receiving
diploma from Sing Out High School under the University
of Nebraska. TERRY BERING . . . STUART BRANDT
. . . GARY CAPUTO . . . CONNIE CLEMENTS . . .
GLEN FUSHIMI . . . JANICE GlLBERT Mixed Chorus
2; Girls Glee 3,4. BECKY HAUG Girls Gymnastics 2;
Folk Song Club 2; Mixed Choir 2; Girls Glee 4. NONA
MANTLE . . . DIANE MESURAULT ....
GARY CAPUTO
BECKY HAUG
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Barbara (mmroth
Barbara Ino
Stephanie Irsik
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Richard Jackson
Harold Jacoby
Randy Jarman
Kenneth Jesse
Harry Jiminez
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Ellen Johnson
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Tom Johnson
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Chuck Kent
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Richard Kohtz
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James LaManna
Patricia LaMorte
Yolette LaMorte
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Linda Miller
Mary Miller
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Donna Newman
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Mark Nieto
Steven Norton
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Patrick Rabon
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Mike Reffel
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Michael Reser
Robert Reynolds
Susan Rice
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Jim Ross
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Dennis Ryan
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Mary Sabell
Kenneth Sanchez
Gregory Sander
Darrell Saul
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Bruce Schafer
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Joe Schmitz
Donny Schoenberger
Linda Schrader
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Rod Schuck
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Neil Seele
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Christine SerVoss
Patricia Shambaugh
Debbie Shamy
Janet Shelburne
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Colleen Shrier
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Sandi Simpson
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Raymond Sinicki
Sharon Skole
Vernon Slames
Brenda Smith
Cara Smith
Dianne Smith
Joyce Smith
Dave Snyder
Mildred Sperlak
Nancy Sponseller
Ronald Stander
Vicki Stanich
Gary Stevens
Linda Stevens
V icki Stewart
Jack Stirman
Robin Stoecker
Steven Strand
Deborah Strimple
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John Stuvel
Larry Subia
Nancy Swanberg
Patricia Seveeney
Linda Tacorante
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Rick Taulli
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William Thogode
Roxanne Thompson
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Ivan Torrez
Clare Tripp
Sheryl T roudt
Cheri Tygert
Joan VanLeuven
Kip Vance
Jackie VandeVen
Cindy Verdeal
Bradley Vernon
Dennis Vincent
Stanley Vinson
Elmer VonFeldt
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Bernard Wanninger
Barbara Wanrow
Thomas Webb
Pamela Wecher
Marc Weisenberger
Tom Weitzel
Constance Whitley
Mike Whitson
Michael Whitt
Judy Wickwire
Carla Williams
Jerry Williams
Kenneth Williams
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During the sophomore welcome week Larry Pence and
Chuck Jesse took part in the Root Beer chug-a-lug con-
test at the Root Bear Blast.
Dan Herandez singing "The
Minstrel Boy" at Ranum's sec-
ond annual Patriotic Assembly.
The Social Science Department con-
ducted its own presidential campaign,
Mel Birch and Paula Harris gavecam-
gaign speeches for Nixon, Agnew slate.
All presidential candidates were repre-
sented in a mock election.
In November Ranum was hit byvandalism inthe offices, materials
were brushed from the desks onto the floor; 20 some fire
extinguishers were emptied on the office floors, gym floor, and
the halls; and closet shelves were emptied onto the floor.
Ranum's self appointed senior boy's "pep club" supports
the basketball team at all games.
Mrs. Eanes and her Choral Department gave their fall
concert at the United Presbyterian Church of West-
minster on Nov. 11.
Dale Kamibayashi greets his mother at parents night
for the basketball team which was held the last home
game of the season with Thorton.
Spanish Club presents "Fantacia Mexicana"
to the student body of Ranum.
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Ruben Hernandez
JoEllen Di I lohunty
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Mario Padilla
Sid Dangerfield
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Bill Johnson
Beth Mills
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Mr. Jarigese crowns Rhonda Butterfass 1968 Homecoming Queen.
Raider Generation started out on Oc-
tober 14 with registration of slaves and
final voting for homecoming royalty.
Slave day was held October 15. Oc-
tober 16 was color day. Seniors took
first place. October 17 was the Powder-
Puff game. Juniors won by a score of
19-14. October 18, at 7:30 a.m. the
decorated cars were judged. Ken Jesse
took first place. The parade started at
2:00 p.m. It featured the homecoming
royalty, floats, and decorated cars. First
place float went to the juniors. At 7:45
the Raiders faced the Norsemen. Raiders
succeeded in taking a 8 point lead over
the Norsemen. Final score was 20-12.
On October 19, the homecoming dance
"Raider Generation" sponsored by the
junior class began at 8:00 p.m. Royalty
was crowned as the final topping to a
spirit filled week.
Ken Sarno goes for the goal.
Juniors take first in the float contest.
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Mr. Norsemen 68-69.
T ouchdown!
Ken's winning car.
Homecoming Parade!
Bonnie Hilsman as Homecoming chairman, did a great
job.
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Janelle Craven
Laurie Reagin
Susan Hara
Jan Grogan
Jean Cunningham
Sherri McDowell
Debbie Mason
Beth Mills
Debi Elio
Patti Fox
Cindi Teague
Debbie Howe
Kathi Glenn
Linda DeJiacomo
Joy Schneider
Dexi Bailey
Linda Thimyan
Marge Gagnon
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Rhonda Butterfass
Jo Dillahunty
Sue Fowler
Terri Dangerfield
Cathi Sutton
DiAnn Cito
Shelly Thompson
Cindy DiJiacomo
Susan "Garcia
Yolette LaMorte
Sid Dangerfield
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Kathy G lenn
Debi Howe
Susan Fowler
Rhonda Butterfass
Head Cheerleader
Jo Ellen Di I lahunty
Terri Dangerfield
Di Ann Cito
Cathi Sutton
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Laurie Reagin
Jan Grogan
Sherri McDowell
Janelle Craven
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Debbie Elio
Mary Ann Cowan, Drum
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Frank Cavalier, Director
Paula Harris, Drum
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Marching Band
The Ranum Marching Band took part in
eight half time shows this season. Once
again the band recieved a straight
division 1 rating by all judges in all
areas of marching competition at the
University of Colorado Band Day. The
band performed for the American Hockey
League, Denver Spurs vs. San Diago
Gulls, last November. The Concert Band
is an eighty piece band that plays vir-
tually all types of music in the concert
ensemble. There was a kick off concert
on the first Tuesday of December as
Concert Band season began. They played
in the winter concert on February 11.
The Jazz ensemble is a large ensemble
that is unique in that the students are
engaged in the learningofdiscrimination
in Jazz. They have several during the
year and state competition contest. They
played at the Denver Spurs Hockey game
January 25 at the Denver Colisium.
They performed at the Westminster
Chamber of Commerce Dance. In the
spring they played at a Jazz concert
with a solo artist. The instrumental
music department was host to world re-
nowned saxophone and clarinet artist
Vincent J. Abate, February tenth and
eleventh. Mr. Abate rehearsed with the
band and instructed the students and
band directors in clinic sessions, then
performed on concert with band the
evening of February 11. Mr. Abato re-
cieved his training at Peabody Con-
servatory of Music and JuiIliard School
of Music where he later became a mem-
ber of the faculity. He has appeared with
nations leading symphony orchestras
under such conductors as Leopold Sto-
koski, William Steinburg, and Percy
Faith.
Jazz Ensemble
Paul Lee, Gary Peters, Joe Lyles, Dan Clark, Lajos Kelemen, Mr. LeMay, Ron Medina, and Paul Ferguson.
Bench Dead
The Ranum Barbell Club has worked long and hard during the year, competing in NAME BDWT. PRESS SQUAT LIFT TOTAL
four A.A.U. meets and two high school Lajos Kelemen* 148 220 325 430 975
invitationals. The athletes pictured above Ron Medina* 132 175 270 405 850
have achieved superior strength as a re- Paul Lee 122 165 185 315 665
sult of their training and competition. Gary Peters 165 220 290 375 885
The following are the achievements of Paul Ferguson 165 205 290 405 900
those boys who have competed in the var- Dan Clark 181 145 290 425 860
ious meets throughout the year. Joe Lyles *2nd place in Ranu 148 185 m Invitationals 300 375 860
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COACHING STAFF: Front-Coaches, Vernon,
Buhler, Blazer, Jenkins; Top-Hinton, Mattei,
and Sandoval.
RAIDER VARSITY
Cheyenne Central 13-0
Golden 19-35
Brighton 14-42
Adams City 13-7
Mapleton 17-21
Thornton 3-0
Northglenn 12-20
Westminster 14-35
Regis 21-14
Pueblo South 7-13
Ranum had sixteen returning lettermen this
year. The prospect for next year looks good
because Ranum has two upcoming teams. These
are the Junior Varsity and the Sophomore
team. Mr. Blazer says "It was real gratifying
to work with such a fine squad of gentle-
men." In spite of the fact that Ranum took
fourth in the league Mr. Blazer still thinks
we have the best team in the league.
Top Row--Dave Zuber, Rick Lovett, Dennis Funderburk, Frank Prunk, Bill Johnson, Mike Brysan, Ken Sarno, Rob Ross, Tom Mills, and
Ken Westfall. Second Row--Steve Ser Voss, Marty Gochenour, Randy Zabka, Gene McConnell, Frank Jarrett, Roy Klatt, Frank Shrier,
George Buzard, John Seeley, and Steve Stoecker. Third Row--Bill Nooning, Ray Buzard, Steve Klein, Doug Conway, Dennis Armstrong,
Ed Thompson, Ed Stirman, and Rich Heronema. Fourth Row--Joe Corrigan, Mario Padilla, Mike Van Horn, Mel Garner, Terry Wong,
Mike Archer, and Buddy Buzard. Not Pictured--Chuck Jesse,Steve Terlow, Tim Bresina, Phil Hernandez, Silvano Marini, Lynn Hawkins,
Jim Hedley, and Greg Taylor.
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Mel Garner carries ball for yardage gain.
Mel Garner and Ken Westfall. "Well it's back home
again!"
John Seeley carries the ball to a triumphant touch
down!
Ken Sarno goes for his man!
Ken Sarno goes for more yardage.
Bottom Row—Steve Kline, Ray Klatt, Max Watkins, Jim
Hedley, Silvano Marini, Terry Wong, Mario Padilla,
Mike Blazer, Larry Archuletta, Frank Jarrett. Second
Row—Dave Zuber, Doug Conway, Gene McConnell, Phil
Hernandez, George Buzard, Dennis Funderburk, Ken Jesse,
Donald Zimmerman, George Carberry, Randy Zebka,
Eddie Thompson. Top Row—Jeff Baornemeier, Frank
Prunk, Bill Johnson, Frank Shrir, Steve Terlaw, Steve
SerVoss, Rick Lovett, Mark Harris, Buddy Buzard, Chris
Nesmith, Bob Clark, Rick Heronama, Doug Larsen. Coaches
Jim Jenkins and Tom Hinton.
TEAM RESULTS
Ranum 7 Regis 13
0 Wheatridge 33
40 Broomfield 0
22 Adams City 0
9 Highland 0
33 Thornton 0
16 Northglenn 0
13 Westminster 0
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Ranum 13 Jefferson 27
6 Arvada 20
75 Highland 0
40 Thornton 0
13 Northglenn 6
30 Westminster 6
21 Regis 7
28 Brighton 0
Bottom Row--Bob Clark, Doug Lohrey, Mark Harris,
Buddy Buzard, John Zimmer, Rich Heronema, Chris
Nesmith, Guy Zimmerman, Randy Zabka, Ralph Rupp,
and Jeff Evans. Middle Row--Jeff Baornemeier, Steve
Worton, Don Manor, Matt Corrigan, Greg Young, Steve
Kanble, Randy Gurule, Mario Padilla, Scott Watkins,
Larry Archaletta, and Chris Nicholl, Top Row--Mr.
Sandoval, Jeff Wlgle, Steve Bates, Bennett, Elmer Von
Feldt, Dudly Gardner, Corky Cantrell, George Corberry,
Mike Blazer, Ken Jesse, Don Zimmerman, and Greg Low.
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Ranum High School has a right to be
proud of its Cross Country team. Under
the direction of Coach Dick Roush and
co-captains Dan Huff and Mike Garcia,
the boys developed self-discipline and
great determination. Because Cross-
Country is not a glory sport, and spec-
tators are few, they learned to run for
their own pride and that of the school.
Their work paid off as both A and B
squad placed first in the league, with C
squad a close second in their division,
and in the most important meet of the
year—STATE—the A squad placed 6th,
which was a tremendous achievement. It's
about time everyone realized what a
great program we have in the Cross-
Country team.
Coach Dick Roush
Top Row: Alan Bussey, Dan Huff, MikeGarcia,Ron Bush, Bob Dallas, Ron Day, Mike Beaver; Bottom Row: Roger
Meitzner, Jay Nelson, Tom Lopez, Dave Shipley, Alan Boyce, Ken Sanchez, and Neil Seeley.
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State Team: Alan Bussey, Mike Beaver, Tom Lopez, Jay Nelson, and Mike Garcia.
Roger Meitzner member of the 1,000
Mile Club.
League Team: Mike Beaver, Ron Bush, Tom Lopez, Jay Nelson, and
Mike Garcia.
Ed Goodhue
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Dale Kamibayashi, Warren Hansen, Mark Webber, Bob Dallas, Mike Stache. Steve Stoecker, Tom Rome, Tom Mills, Rick Z immerman,
Dan Hannagan, and Terry Wong. Coach Flynn, center.
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The varsity basketball team has done excep-
tionally well this season. Coach Flynn says
"This was the finest group of men he has ever
coached." There were four returning letterman
this year. They were Mike Stache, senior,
Steve Stoecker, senior, Tom Mills, senior,
Rick Zimmerman, junior. The defense of the
team was the best asset but the offense came
along with exceptional hard work on the part
of the team. They played well andweare proud
of them! This year we welcome Coach Flynn
to Ranum who recently coached at Yuma
Colorado.
RAIDER'S VARSITY SCORES
Ranum Opponents
59 Cathedral 46
43 Englewood 55
56 Arapahoe 51
49 Broomfield 70
65 North 66
56 Fort Collins 62
57 H ighland 28
50 Regis 61
58 Kennedy 70
58 Brighton 46
82 Adams City 77
— - Thornton —
— — Mapleton --
-- Northglenn --
— - Westminster — —
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Mike Stache - Sr.
Forward
Tom Mills - Sr.
Forward
Dan Hannagan - Sr.
Guard
Team receives last minute coaching
Warren Hansen doing a layup
Mike Stache shoots as Tom Mills and Steve Stoecker watch
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(Vanity
Kneeling: Jack Stirman (manager), Randy Zapka, Savano Marini, Mark Harris, Don
Zimmerman, Randy Corrado, and Walter Kahler (manager). Standing: Doug Cook,
Guy Zimmerman, Rick Lovett, Rick Herronems, and Mr. Buhler (Coach).
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Front Row: Ron Brewnamon, Randy Corrado, Don Zimmerman, and Gary Abbott, Middle Row;
Jack Stirman (manager), Guy Z immerman, Rick Herrdnema, Randy Zapka, Bob Clark, Ken Jesse,
Mark Harris, George Carberry, Jeff Wiggle, Randy Wilson, Mark Shownberger, and Mr. Vernon
(Coach),
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Bottom row: Jim Ross, Rudy Chavez, Wes Ariki, Larry Bentley,
Jim Hedley, and Herman Jimenez. Orlando Salvatore, Dennis
Funderburk, John Verdeal, Larry Phillips, Ken Westfall, Steve
Terlaw, and Coach Hinton.
VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
Ranum Opponent Score
41 Highland 5
37 Wheatridge 10
23 Northglenn 11
36 Englewood 7
50 Regis 0
44 Westy 00
34 Thornton 6
25 Mapleton 16
16 Adams City 27
27 Brighton 19
—— District
— — State
The Raider Wrestling team completed its
dual meet record with 1 1 wins and 1
loss for the year. They were first in the
Ranum Invitational and the Arvada West
Invitational, where the grapplers stopped
three teams rated in the top 10 in state.
The coaching staff felt they had an ex-
cellent chance of defending their crown as
District Champions. They also had high
hopes for the team in State competition
this year.
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Mario Padilla, SteveKlein, Paul Becaey, John Zimmerman,
Art Greeburg, and Coach Humphrey.
Bottom Row; Greg Canino, RandyGurule^
Scott Watkins, Dave Mangan, and Ramaros.Coach Baratta,
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Jim Ross-Soph-95 lbs
Larry Bently-Sr-120 lbs
Rudy Chavez-Jr.-103 lbs
Wes Ariki-Soph-112 lbs
Jim Hedley-Jr-127 lbs
Herman Jeminez-Sr-133 lbs
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Ken Westfall-Sr
.175 lbs
John Verdeal-Sr-154 lbs
Steve Terlew-Jr-Heavy Weight
Dennis Funderburk-Jr-145 lbs
Orlando Salvatore-Jr-138 lbs
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Front Row--Kirk Meiers, Tony Nepa, Larry Archuleta, Steve
Lopez, Myron Rucker, Steve Klien, Dan Anderson, and Robin
Stoecker. Second Row--Coach Humphrey, Jim Allan, GuyBennett,
Mike Brooks, Steve Bates, Mark Graham, John Pellican, Jim
Rees, Roger Thorpe, and Coach Baretta.
Gymnastics team was led by four out-
standing seniors. These are Jonn Pellican,
who was all around and also did tumbling
and trampoline, Steve Lopez, who worked
on the still rings, Jim Rees, who also
worked on the still rings, and Myron
Tucker, who was all around also, and did
tumbling and trampoline.
The outstanding juniors of the past year
were Mark Graham and Dan Anderson.
They also had a fine sophomore squad
led by Robin Stoecker.
Ranum has had a fine gymnastics program
in the past and this year they also had
a very good season with the help of the
student body and hard working boys of
the team.
Gymnastics Schedule
Date
March 1
March 7
March 14
March 21
March 27
March 28
April 10
April 11
April 18
April 24
Arpil 25
April 30
May 2
May 10
May 16-17
C.G.A. Open
Mapleton
Colo. Springs
Westminster
Jefferson
Thornton
Lakewood
Broomfield
Wasson
South Denver
Northglenn
West Denver
Aurora Central
District
State
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John Pellican—Sr.
Jim Rees—Sr»
Steve Lopez—Sr.
Myron Tucker—Sr.
Jim Rees-SR.
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First Row--Neil Seeley, Bob Kotowski, Norm Siler, Steve Semmer, Burt Gallagos, Joe Moakley, and Mike Reiffel. Second Row--Roger
Meitzner (manager), Mark Austin, Marty Anderson, Rick Gurley, Mike Brooks, Mike Semmer, Bruce Benso, Allen Siler, Bill Bolig.
Third Row--Chris Nichols, Bryan Janssen, Steve Bates, Rick Robinson, Chris Neismith, Dave Luker, and Coach Liming.
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The Ranum Swim Team has had a very
fine season. Outstanding seniors on the
team were: Robin Wise, Bob Kotowski,
Dave Luker, Norm Siler, and Mark
Austin. New head coach Jack Liming
looks forward to next year, as this years
sophomores and juniors nucleus is strong
and wi 11 make up a strong team next year.
With this we congratulate the Ranum
Swim Team on a fine season!
RAIDER SWIM SCORES
Ranum Opponents
56 Araphoe 39
77 Merritt Hutton 16
54 South 41
55 Westminster 40
46 Northglenn 49
55 Regis 38
3rd Denver Relay — ■»
— — Adams City — —
— Skyline —
—— Dist. Qual. —
-- State — —
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Mike Brooks doing a reverse dive
Rick Robinson and Bob Kotowski
Chris Nichols doing the breaststroke
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ation
Norm Siler, Bob Kotowski, Dave Luker, and Mark Austin
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Top row: Mr. Tulley, Dale Peeler, Mike Peterson, Barry Marston, Robin
Wise; bottom row: Larry Brown, Wally Lewark, Tom Weiztel, Mike Barry.
Not Shown: Dale Kamibayashi.
The tennis team coached by Mr. Tul-
ley consisted of nine members, four
of which were returning lettermen. The
team gained a lot of experience this
year through the games they played.
The individual players did wellwithDale
Kamibayashi doing outstandingly. Dale
had the best scores of the team and
went to the District Tournament. At the
tournament he won his first match and
almost upset the District Champion in
his second match. Prospects for next
year looks good, since this years team
was predominately sophomores.
Mike Barry, left; Barry Marston, right
Coach Tulley
Coach Tulley gives advice
Dale Kamibayashi
Robin Wise
Barry Marston
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Front Row--Cathy Johnson, Javonne Baratta, and Sue
Fowler. Second Row--Linda Kiely, Char Auten, Tammy
Engle, Shelly Thompson, and Marcia Sawyer. Third
Row--Debbie Howe, Patty Fox, Nickle Bishop, Linda
Copeland, Jackie Morrison, Carol Cirbo and Linda
Stevens. Fourth Row--Kerry Brungardt, Nancy Swan-
burg, Jan Simmons, Pam Wrecker, Connie Wilson,
Claudia Brown, Cindy Verdeal, and Sharon Goetz.
Mrs. Macro
The purpose of Girls Gymnastics is to
promote better attitudes and skills on
certain apparatus. The team goal for this
year is to be good women gymnasts and
to compete to the best of tneir ability.
This goal can only be obtained through lots
of hard work and deep devotion for the
team.
The girls competed in nine dual meets,
the A.A.U., the U.S.G.F., plus the re-
gional and district meets.
Bottom Row-Cathy Johnson, Pam Wrecker, ShellyThomp-
son, Tammy Engle, Patty Fox, and Sharon Goetz. Second
Row-Claudia Brown, Connie Wilson, Jan Simmons, and
Linda Copeland. Third Row-CIndy Verdeal, LindaStevens,
Nancy Swanburg and Marcia Sawyer.
Mrs. Macro, doing a baby drop dismount.
Javonne Baratta doing a planchi' on the beam
Linda Kiely doing a handstand
into a forward roll
Kerry Brungardt doing the splits on the beam
Sue Fowler doing a leap from the beam
Nickie Bishop doing the Russian splits
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First Row--Annette Foisline, Jo Ann Omoto, Rhonda Herrin, Margaret.Okagawa,
Second Row--Donna Bishop, Rose Nellis, Becky Keller, Linda Warren, Third Row--
Cheryl Swanburg, Gail Bettridge, Barb Myers.
Front Row--Donna Bishop, Jane Minokley, Linda Curtis,
and Margaret Okagawa, Second Row--Cara Smith, Linda
Marill, Chris Ser Voss, Carol Betz. Third Row--Diona
Yado, Chris Mitchell, Jan Smitz, and Mildred Sperlac.
Bowling
The Girls Athletic Association is now in
its sixth year as anacitveclubofRanum.
Last year about $800 was earned and with
this the club purchased uniforms for the
volleyball team and also the basketbal I
team, archery equipment, P-Bar stand-
ard, a balance beam, pennies, and with
the money left went to purchasing Raider
buttons sold each year by GAA. Also
this year Mrs. Coffman andMrs.Macro,
started a women's six week exercise
class. It proved to be a success and will
continue. GAA welcomes a new sponsor
Mrs. Hrbesky.
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
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Girls get prepared for Soccer game
Girls watch as ball nears the basket
ction
L inda Olmsted tries to retreive ball.
Front Row—Cindi Bensen, Linda Olmsted, Debbie Carnell, and Maria
Garcia. Second Row--Carol Uligig, Jeanette Chapman, Lynn Sponsellor,
Cindi Kernen, Becky Vahling, and Candy Hustad. Third Row—Karen
Managan, Karen Lorimer, Barb Meyers, Cheryl Swanburg, and Jo
Dillahunty.
Gee the ball got away!
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l Office
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Student Council concerns itself strictly
with the governmental duties of Ranum
High School. The purposes of Student
Council are:
To provide learning experiences for stu-
dents through solving school problems
which are of interest and concern to
Student Council.
To give students a share in governing
the school.
To provide an opportunity to establish
a closer relationship between students,
faculty and adminstration.
To represent the students and their
views.
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V.^f. £
President ...........
Vice Pres.
Secretary
T reasurer
Sponsor . .
Donna Toliver
. Robin Wise
Carolyn Platt
Dan Henry
Mr. Logston
To promote service, scholarship, lead-
ership and character is the purpose of
N.H.S. The clubs' projects this year
included the initiation of new members,
a visit to the C.S.U. campus and working
with the Headstart Program. The mem-
bers also provided a tutoring service
for those students who needed help in
their subjects.
To co-ordinate all club activities and to
keep all club presidents informed of
school activities is the goal of Pres-
idents Roundtable.
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Article One of Quill and Scroll's Con-
stitution states the club's purpose which
is ... "to instill in students the
i d e a of scholarship; to advance the stan-
dards of the profession of journalism by
developing better journalists and by
inculcating a higher code of ethics; and
to promote exact and dispassionate think-
ing as well as clear and forceful writ-
ing."
President.........
Vice Pres. . . .
Secretary.........
Treasurer . . . .
Sponsors .......
. Stephen Russell
. . Bob Alongi
Debbie Edmonson
. Janice Galli
Miss Farrell
Mrs. Asnicar
Editor-in-chief ....... Bob Alongi
Business Manager .... Sue Fowler
Editors............Jackie Schrader
Barbara Skaggs
Janice Galli
Bill Nooning
Photographers ....... Bill Bierd
Sherry Morgan
Reporters ............ Rob Ross
Carol Cirbo
Paul Semmer
Marie Costa
The Ranum Roundup is founded upon
the belief that a student newspaper ful-
fills a vital function in school life. It
declares the following to be its purposes:
to reflect the activities, to improve
communications, to inform the com-
munity, to create and express school
opinion, to provide an outlet for student
suggestions, to encourage and stimulate
worthwhile activities, to express the
idealism and reflect the spiritof Ranum,
to increase support for effective student
government and to maintain the tradtions
and good reputation of Ranum High
School.
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The Raider Annual staff, also known as
the Publications Class, consisted of
twelve Senior girls taking the sixth hour
class. The staff worked dilligently to
meet their numerous deadlines, wnich
fell between Nov. 1 and Feb. 15, when
the book was finalized. The remaining
school months were spent leisurely plan-
ning the 16-page supplement. All R.H.S.
students who purchased a 69 Raider will
be entitled to the free supplement de-
livered in the Fall of 1969.
There are very few means by which
a young writer, whose work is wanted
by his contemporaries, can have his
works published. His writings are written
for young people who share the same likes
and dislikes. The purpose of the Radar
is to provide a common communication
between the students of Ranum.
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Future Teachers of America was founded
on the idea that teachers are the builders
of civilization. There are three main pur-
poses of F.T.A.; to be an organization
where students who think they might be
interested in teaching can explore the
profession, to foster and develop char-
acter, leaderhip, and other qualities es-
sential to a good teacher, and to be of
service to our school and faculty. Most
F.T.A. members have been student
teaching in elementary schools, and
others are going to work with emotional ly
handicapped children. Special projects
were sponsoring the Alumni Tea and
making Christmas stockings for the
faculty. Future plans include a party for
Headstart children, attending the state
F.T.A. convention in March and touring
C.S.U. In the spring a scholarship wi 11
be awarded to an outstanding senior.
President
Vice Pres.
Secretary
..............
T reasurer ............
Sponsor .
. Jan Eakins
. Lyn Harkins
Sandi Fulton
. Marta Hall
Mrs. Schrock
President................Jean Frank
Vice Pres.............NancyWilhelm
Secretary..........Andrea Wiliams
Treasurer .... Sherry Thompkinson
Sponsor .......... Miss Mitchell
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Sponsored by Miss Mitchell, the F.H.A.
projects this year include selling baked
potatoes at football games, sellingcook-
books and working on F.H.A. degrees.
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President .... June Ramos
Vice Pres. . . Jeanette Hernandez
Secretary . . . Camilla Barnett
Treasurer . . . Gayle Voyles
Sponsor ....... Mrs. Sexton
President ........... Nita Casorso
Vice Pres. ........... Karl Scheideman
Secretary...........Gerhard Hanslik
Chairman ............ Lyle Miller
Pat Martinelli
Sponsor .................... Mrs. Franzen
The main goal of the French Club is
to raise enough money to send its'
members to Quebec, Canada. In this
manner they will obtain a cultural view
of a French speaking province. In order
to raise the money needed French Club
sells donuts, organizes car washes, pre-
sents bake sales and sells raffle tickets.
Through these projects they hope to
reach Quebec in the spring of 1970.
Among its many activities last semester,
German Club entered a car in the home-
coming car contest and held a caroling
party where they sang German Christmas
carols. They have had guest speakers
which have talked on East Berlin and an
exchange program. German club has
made plans to present a polka party in
March as well as participating in the
International Banquet.
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President .
Vice Pres. .
Secretary
T reasurer
Sponsor . .
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. Larry Trujillo
Randy Vallmar
Diana Bettger
. Mike Duran
. Mrs. Brooks
To encourage and present the true cul-
ture of the Spanish people is the goal
of the Spanish Club. This year the club
has presented the troupe of "Fantacia
Mexicana" which consists of Flamenco,
Spanish, and Mexican singers and dan-
cers as well as a Mariachi band. The
club also hold an annual spring dinner
at one of Denver's finest Mexican or
Spanish restaurants.
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Plans for a Russian banquet with other
Russian Clubs in the area are being
formulated by the Russian C lub of Ranum.
Along with several of the other language
clubs, the Russian Club will participate
in the International Banquet sponsored
by I.R.C.
President . . .
Vice Pres. . .
Secretary . . .
Treasurer . . .
Sponsor . . . .
. Donna Toliver
. Marsha Wain
Mark Brosam
MicheleMcCoy
. Mrs. Brown
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Science Club sponsored by Mr. Edwin
Nelson is designed to promote the study
of science os a pastime. This year
the club's project was the designing
of a life support system.
President . .
Vice President
Sec.-Tres. . .
Sponsor . . .
Carl LaBadie
. Tom Hainy
John Aleman
Mr. E. Nelson
President ........... Carl LaBadie
Vice President .... Trvel West
Sec.-Tres............. John Aleman
Sponsor ........... Mr. A. Nelson
The projects of Math Club this year
were: one, designing computer com-
ponents with Boolean Algebra, two, pro-
blems of space travel, three, calculating
orbits of planets and satellities. Pro-
moting the practicality of mathinRanum
is their purpose.
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President ...........
Vice President . . . .
Secretary ___________
Treasurer ___________
Sponsor ............
LPkotocj < afi A LC
Verna Shaw
Jana Neslen
Cathy Milton
Catny Webb
Mr. E. Nelson
Photographic Arts Club is set up, so
kids can learn how to use a camera,
develop film and print pictures. The
members are now learning these to use
with a candid picture show.
To promote the playing of chess is their
purpose and with the help of their
sponsor Mr. Dufford has worked hard to
accomplish this purpose.
President . .
Vice President
Sponsor . . . .
Greg Comic
Mike Filson
Mr. Dufford
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Sponsored by Mr. Dunn, Art Club is
a service group in connection with the
art department. Their activities include
fall and spring art shows.
President ............
Ronnie Wi Ison
Sponsor ................. Mr. Dunn
Established to promote interest in the
business field. During their meetings,
they have many guest speakers.
President . .
Vice President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer . .
Sponsors . . .
Debbie Wallace
. Judy Nelson
Llynn Wi lliams
Dwila Larson
. Mr. Blackman
Mrs. Nelson
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The purpose of the newly found Psychol-
ogy C lub is to give its members a chance
to experience some of the psychological
aspects of life that cannot be learned
within the confinement of a classroom.
The club has promised to be of service
to others in the community, and through
money-making projects hopes to donate
its' funds to a local rehabi litation center.
Mike Stache
Larry Pence
JanelleCraven
Geri Maestas
Mr. Marcucci
President .............
Vice Pres..............
Secretary .............
Treasurer .............
Sponsor ..............
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Band Club is made up of band members
as well as the Raiderettes. The club
supports and sponsors the activities
of the Ranum Band.
Folk Song club helps promote better
understanding and appreciation for folk
music; also a Hootenany was presented
in early March. Sponsored by Mr. Yokum.
President........... Vickie Scaggs
Vice-President .... Pat Phillips
Secretary............. Glenda Hays
Treasurer ........... Jim Reiter
Ski club is to provide opportunities
for recreation bn skis and improvement
of skiing ability. Sponsors are Mr. Tully
and Mr. Jenkins.
President.............
Vice-President ........
Secretary .............
Treasurer .............
Tom Lounheed
Ray Tanner
Debbie Miller
Becky Keller
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The Campus Life year started at Glen-
aire, Garden of the Gods in Colorado
Springs when a Happening *68 took
place. The week was spent by 150
teens planning the activities for Campus
Life's activities for 1969. The subjects
talked about this year were: is there
a God?; cheating, and balanced life.
The club concentrated on the spiritual
aspect of balanced life because it is
most often neglected.
The D.A. Club, which stands for Drop-
outs Anonymous, is a club which was
formed for guidance and self-better-
ment. The members meet second hour,
during speed reading under the direction
of Mrs. Frye. The club was organized
to help returning students who have
dropped out to get readjusted in school.
President
Vice Pres.
Secretary-
T reasurer ...........
Sponsors .
Dale Dinkel
Mike Lujan
Gary Aleman
Mrs, Beals
Mr. Stegall
President . . .
Vice President
Secretary . .
Treasurer . .
Sgt. at Arms
Sponsor . . . ,
T om Scrimgeour
. Roger Wallis
. . . Ken Fox
Marty Widmark
. . Tom Goetz
. Mr. Dittman
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£1
The Apostle's are the newest club at
Ranum. It is a service club comprised
of students who in the past have had
little interest in the school or community.
In its function as a service club, the
Apostles, have generated new
interests by providing services for
the school and community. Some of the
various projects which the club has
undertaken to date are sweeping the stu-
dent parking lot, working with the Baker
Action Poverty Program, painting the
box car used for equipment storage, and
helping the March of Dimes Fund Drive
by donating the proceeds from a car
bash held in December.
The club has been featured in the local
newspapers for their community service
as well as the Denver Post.
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Sponsored by Mr. McNally, the National
Thespians Society produced three plays
during the year which were, RHINO-
CEROS, WEST SIDE STORY, and
OEDIPUS REX. They organized per-
manent stage lights, sets and furniture,
props, and backdrops for the auditorium
and classroom use.
President ...........Wanda Burns
Vice President . . . Markene Smith
Secretary ........... Laura Schacter
Treasurer ......... June Ramos
Scribe.................. Rick Lee
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The purpose of Fine Arts Guild is to
promote the appreciation of the fine
arts. This past year the club attended
the play "Hamlet.11
President ............... Jo Chaffee
Vice President .... Bruce Thompson
Sponsor ............... Mr. Davis
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President.............Pat Dougherty
Vice President________ Rick Watson
Sec. &Tres...........Debbie Hamilton
Sponsor ...............Mr. Ramey
President ........... Nita Casorso
Vice President . . . Dorthy Brandon
Secretary ......... Sandi Fulton
Treasurer.........Karen Demasters
Sponsor ...........Mr. Guglielmelli
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"Preparing for leadership in the world
of work" is the motto for the VICA.
The main purposes for this club are:
To assist local club members in the
growth and development of VICA, To
unite in a common bond without regard
to race, creed, or national orgin, full-
time students enrolled in classes with
vocational trade and industrial objec-
tives, To develop leadership abilities
through participation in educational,
vocational, civic, recreational, and soc-
ial activities, and To create among stu-
dents, faculty members, patrons of the
school and persons in industry, a sin-
cere interest in and esteem for trade
and industrial education.
"Democracy and Development In India"
was the topic of discussion at D.U.
in which the IRC participated in a
conference Nov. 15, 1968. Among their
fall and winter activities IRC took first
place with an exhibit on Mexico at the
Colorado School of Mines and presented
a program on France with two French
exchange students from C.U.I.R.C.plans
to attend an International Day at Fair-
view High School as well as planning
an International Banquet in conjunction
with the other language clubs of Ranum.
In order to support their club IRS
sells candy after school on Fridays.
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President . .
Vice President .......
...........
...........
Secretary
Treasurer
Sgt. at Arms
Sponsor . . .
Joe Corrigan
Ray Buzzard
Tom Mills
Chuck Jesse
. Rob Ross
. Mr. Flynn
R-Club at Ranum is for the boys who
have lettered in one or more of the
many varsity sports this school has
to offer.
President ................... Dan Judish
Vice President .... Larry Pence
Secretary .............. Dale Kamibayashi
Treasurer ............ Bob Dallas
Sponsor .............. Mr. Abbott
Untsxack
Sponsored by Mr. Abbott, Interact had
two community projects this year. They
delivered gifts for MultipleSclosisSoci-
ety in the Denver area and had an annual
Christmas party for the children at
Laradon Hall. Their money making pro-
ject was movies for kids in the area
on Saturday morning.
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Ct
oza
Troubadours Ron Day, Larry
Pence, Niel Seeley, Charles
Kiester, Frank Shrier, Mark
Clark, Karl Schiedemann, Mel
Garner, Scott Gilham, Bill
Olivas, Mark Francis
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The Ranum Choral Department is comprised of
the A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus and Boy's
and Girl's Glee Clubs. Of these, the performing
group is the choir. However, each year all groups
in the department take part in the Christmas
Concert.
Before this program rolled around on the 1968
music calendar, the A Cappella Choir had sung
at the first Ranum Booster's meeting, the Student
Council sponsored Patriotic Assemly and the annual
Fall Concert given in early November.
The week of the Christmas presentation, choir
members caroled in the Westminster Plaza and
presented an impromptu program for visiting fourth
graders from Utah Junction.
Slated to keep the choir busy thru graduation time
and past were visits by three or more clinicians
from local universities and colleges and participa-
tion in the second annual "Back to God and Country"
service held by the American Legion Post number
5 at Brighton High School, the big Spring musical
"West Side Story" scheduled for May 10th, 11th,
and 12th at Ranum, Baccalaureate service, and,
finally, singing with the Brico Symphony Opera
Festival in three concerts during the last weeks
of May at George Washington High School.
Auxiliary performing groups comprised of choir
members are theShowChoir and the Ranum Trouba-
dours, a 14-voice boys ensemble. For the fourth
consecutive year the Troubadours were in frequent
demand to sing all over the Denver and Metro-
politan area. Included on the agenda were a De-
Molay Installation in September, the annual District
50 Credit Union banquet and the state-wide County
School Superintendents' convention held in the Onyx
Room of the Brown Palace Hotel.
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
President _________ Karen Mangan
Vice Pres..........Lynn Sponseller
Secretary _______ Barb Meyers
Treasurer_______Annette Forsline
Saonsors ........ Mrs. Coffman
The purpose of G.A.A. is to give the
Ranum girls an opportunity to parti-
cipate in sports and to better instill
the qualities of sportsmanship and fair-
play. They are active in intramural and
intraschool sports which include bowling,
soccer, volleyball, basketball, and track.
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This year Pep Club is working on a
merit system rather than a demerit
system. The girls are awarded points
for every attempt at raising school
spirit. Points are given for poster paint-
ing, hall decorating and game and meeting
attendance. Also, this year the Pep Club,
Cheerleaders, and Pom-Poms have each
merged under one constitution.
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President ___________
Vice President . . .
Secretary ...........
Treasurer .........
Sponsors ...........
Linda Olmsted
Lyn Harkins
Debbie Couch
Cheryl Rowley
Miss Dickman
Miss Miller
Junior Varsity Cheer-
leaders Cindy De-
Ji acomo, Yolette-La-
Morte, Susan Garcia,
Shelly Thompson and Sid
Dangerfield.
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Gary Lohmiller
June Ramos
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id moved to 15th. place in the state;
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School has ever gone. The club hopes
send some of its1 members to The
nals in early May.
Sponsor
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STUDENT COUNCIL: Mike
Archer. Mel Birch. Alan Bussey.
Rhonda Butlerfass. Randy De-
Alba. Jan Eakins. Sue Fowler.
Terri Freund. Mark Graham.
Becky Hansen. Bonnie Hillsman.
Jackie Kalisiak. Pat Kenny. Fran-
ces LaRusso. Gary Lomiller.
Sharon Loose. Karen Lorimer.
Lynda Lucero. Debi Mason. Sher-
rie McDowell. Rick Mcisel. Beth
Mills. Rolayne Mortenson. Larry
Pence. Peggy Russell. Ron Scott.
Neil Seeley. Mike Slache. Ed
Stirman, Steve Stoecker. Robin
Stoecker. Cathi Sutton. Lana
Walker. Ken Westfall. Rita White.
PRESIDENT’S ROUNDTABLE:
Wanda Burns. Rhonda Butterfass-
Cheerleaders. Greg Camic-Chess
Club. Nita Casorse-German
Club. Janelie Craven-Pom-Poms.
Jan Eakins-Future Teachers of
America. Sandy Fulton-IRC. Jean
Frank-FHA. Becky Hansen-
Junior Class. Paula Harris-Band
Club. Dan Judish-lnteract. Lajos
Kileman - Weight - lifters, Carl
LaBadie-Math and Science Clubs.
Karen Mangan-GAA. Linda Olm-
sted-Pep Club. June Ramos-
French Club. Ron Scott-NFL,
Neil Seeley-Sophomore Class.
Verna Shaw-Photographic Arts
Club. Mike Stache-Psychology
Club. Ed Stirman-Senior Class.
Bruce Thompson-Fine Arts
Guild. Shelley Thompson-JV
Cheerleaders. Donna Toliver-
NHS and Russian Club. Larry
Trujillo-Spanish Club. Debbie
Wallace-FBLA. Ronnie Wilson-
Art Club, Pat Phillips-Folk Song
Club, Steve Russell-Quill and
Scroll. Steve Sloecker-Student
Council, Cindi Teague-Raider-
ettcs. Tom Scrimgeour-Apostles.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
(NHS): Mike Archer. Bob Alongi.
Camilla Barnett, Sharon Brown.
Rhonda Butlerfass. Debbie Car-
nell. Mark Clark. Vickie Cole-
man. Marie Costa. Jim Cramp.
Terri Dangerfield. Gail Dudley,
Jan Eakins. Debbie Edmondson.
Mike Filosa. Sandi Fulton, Jen-
nifer Hedley. Dan Henry. Ellen
Hodges. Debbie Karr. Cheryl
Knoll. Linda Krese, Carl La-
Bodie. Lyle Miller. Rich Novak.
Debbie O'Connell. Janet Ogawa,
Margaret Okagawa, Joanne Omo-
to. Pat Phillips. Carolyn Platt,
David Sadaguchi. Jackie Schrader.
Ron Scott. Steve Stoecker. Norm
Siler. Donna Toliver. Debbie Wal-
lace. Marsha Wain, Truel West,
Cheryl Willmann. Robin Wise.
QUILL AND SCROLL HONOR
SOCIETY: Bob Alongi. Bill
Nierd. Donna Bishop. Debbie Di-
Giallonardo. Debbie Edmondson.
Sue Fowler. Janice Galli. Jan
Grogan. Sherri Morgan. Bill
Nooning. Stephen Russell. Jackie
Schracder. Bruce Thompson.
RAIDER STAFF: Paula Currigan.
Linda DeJiacomo. Debbie Di-
Giallonardo. Jo Ellen Dillahunty.
Debbie Edmondson. Linda Gin-
ther. Kathi Glenn, Jan Grogan.
Diane Harvey. Sandy Hcggen.
Pam Mares. Sharon Morgan.
FUTURE TEACHERS OF
AMERICA (FTA): Mary Badav,
Lori Bartlett. Nita Casorso.
Danneltc Davies. Debbie Dough-
erty. Susan Dyer. Jan Eakins,
Sandi Fulton. Peggy Gatlin. Marta
Hall. Lynn Harkins. Paula Har-
ris. Diane Harvey. Jeanette Her-
nandez. Cheryl KnolL Lyn Kriz-
nat. Chris LaBadie. Doris Lepoir
Pat Martinelli. Michele McCoy.
Janet Ogawa. Jan Quint. Norma-
lee Ragsdale. Debbie Shoemaker.
Chris Schmitz. Louise Taylor.
Donna Toliver. Marsha Wain.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF
AMERICA (FHA): Sharon Brown.
Patty Elio. Jodeen Fox. Jean
Frank. Maria Karlstrum. Maria
Kuhel. Carol Mauraueher. Beth
Thoclc, Sherry Thompkinson.
Nancy Willhelm. Andrea Williams.
LE CERCLE FRANCAIS (French
Club): Steve Anderson. Camilla
Barnett. Sharon Bebber. Debbie
Briggs. Karen DeMasters. Tom
DeMasters. Marta Hall. DiAnn
Hanson, Jeanette Hernandez.
Nancy Hittie. Vicki Hoch. Barbie
Ino. Debbie Miles, June Ramos.
Peggy Russell. Clare Tripp,
Cheryl Wilhman. Gale Voyles.
GERMAN CLUB: Nita Casorso.
Debbie Dougherty. Susan Dyer.
Susan Frank. Ernest Gould. Ger-
hard Hauslik. Rhonda Herrin,
Steve Hildmann, Lyn Kriznar,
Dave Lee. Pat Martinelli. Lyle
Miller. Margaret Okagawa. Jo-
anne Ontolo. Gary Peters. Nor-
malee Ragsdale. Mike Reeser.
Karl Scheideman. Kurt Scheide-
man, Chris Schmitz. Debbie Shoe-
maker. Linda Sole. Stan Vinson.
Curt Wain.
SPANISH CLUB: Gail Betlcridge.
Diana Bettger. Toni Clarke. Mike
Duran, Maria Garcia, Jane Gar-
ramone. Barb Immroth. Linda
Kiley. Dulcy Klatt, Larry Subie.
Louise Taylor. Larry Trujillo.
Randy Vollmar.
RUSSIAN CLUB: Debbie Briggs.
Mark Brosam. Ron Day. Robyn
Gross. John Haynie. Ellen Hod-
ges. Linda Krese. Michele Mc-
Coy. Laura Schacler. Donna Toli-
ver. Marsha Wain, Tom Wright.
SCIENCE CLUB: John Aleman.
Greg Camie. John Cox. Tom
Haney. Carl LaBadie. Bill Luca-
torto. Mike Paddock. Pal Phil-
lips. Jamey Reed. David Saka-
guchi. Brad Vernon. Truel West.
MATH CLUB: John Aleman.
Mike Filosa, Carl LaBodie. Mike
Paddock, Pal Phillips. Jamey
Reed. Dave Sakaguchi. Brad Ver-
non. Truel West.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CLUB
(Camera Club): James Burgess.
Debbie Howell. Bill Lucatorto.
Cathy Milton. Cindy Morgaridge.
Richard Nelsen, Jana Neslen.
Jim Sandavol. Kandy Serrault.
Verna Shaw. Cathy Webb.
CHESS CLUB: John Aleman.
Mike Anderson, Greg Camie.
Dave Cox, Mike Filosa. Dave
Mallett, Mike Paddock. Jamey
Reed. Dave Sakaguchi.
ART CLUB: Nickie Bishop. Janie
Caron. Sue Fitzpatrick. Donna
Gibbs. Sue Green. Fran LaRusso.
Cappy Lawless. Carol Mobley.
Barb Skaggs. Vicki Skaggs. Corky
Weibel. Ronnie Wilson
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
OF AMERICA (FBLA): Mike
Anderson, Bev Bacon. Pam
Blazek, Penny Bryant. Linda Can-
trell. Ted Cordova. Jackie Dy-
gert, Susan Firebaugh. Chris
Gallagher, Dwila Larson. Carolyn
Light Eunella McMillian. Claudia
Mullendore. Judy Nelson. Nancy
Northrup, Julie Schinkel. Char-
lene Schupp. Connie Simpson.
Cheryl Stubbs. Donna Toliver.
Debbie Wallace. Llynn Williams.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: Laurie
Bartlett. Nicki Bishop. Debbie
Brennaman. Kay Brun. Joan
Clark. John Colontino. Janelie
Craven. Terri Dangerfield. Deb-
bie DiGiallonardo. Sue Fowler.
Jan Grogan. Nancy Hoffman.
Vicki Hoch, Dan Judish. Dale
Kamibayashi. Cheryl Knoll. Dwila
Larson. Sandy Low. Geri Maestas.
Pam Mares. Debbie Miller, Tom
Mills. Heather Moll. Nancy
Northrup. Larry Pence. Laurie
Reagin. Ellen Reilly. Susie Rick-
ers. Tom Rome. Ron Russell.
Lynn Scheidt. Mike Stache. Louise
Taylor.
SKI CLUB: Karen Anderson.
Nicki Bishop. Carl Boone. Debbie
Briggs, Sharon Brown, Kay Brun.
Karen Burns. Wanda Burns, Cinda
Burton, Wayne Betlerdahl. Brad
Cary. Dan Clark. Linda Copeland.
Jim Cramp. Bruce Daigle. Ray
DeCola. Linda DiJiacomo. Cindy
DeJulio. Peggy DeNilson. Joyce
DeLaRosa. Deb DiGiallonardo,
Ron DiGiorgio. Susan Dyer. Jackie
Dygerl, Jan Eakins, Deb Engel.
Pat Flanagan. Annette Forsline,
Terri Freund, Scott Gilham. Jill
Greiner. Gary Heggen. Mike Hile.
Vicki Hoch. Cindy Huner, Lyn
Johnson. Jackie Kalisak. Becky
Keller. Mike Kotowski. Maria
Kuehl. Karl LaBadie. Tom Laugh-
heed, Kim Lewis. Carolyn Light.
Janice Loughmillcr. Cathy Makin,
Terry Mesch. Deb Miles. Deb
Miller. Sherry Morgan. Jerry
Moss. Mary Musk. Tony Nepa.
Robert Oakes, Janet Ogawa. Patti
Ogle, Joanne Omoto. Karen Onto-
to. Bill Ramsey. Tom Roll. Laura
Schachter. Julie Schinkel. Krista
Schmitz. Joyce Schneider, Mike
Semmer. Markene Smith. Dave
Spooner. Ray Tanner. Kathy Tar-
dy, Beth Thoele. Roger Thorpe.
Clare Tripp. Cindy Verdeal. John
Verdeal. Stan Vinson. Bob Wal-
lace. Linda Warren. Thom Webb.
Mike Welty. Rick Wettstein. Jack
White. Jeff Wigel, Lynn Wise.
Diona Yedo, Linda Ycdo.
D.A.’S (Dropout's Anonymous):
Gary Aleman, Mike Dangerfield.
Dale Dinkcl, Ron Goodrich. Mike
Lujan. Roger McWilliams. Mike
Pacheco.
APOSTLES: Daniel Beckle. Gary
Brown. Mike Brown. Wayne Bet-
terdahl. Mike Fisher. Ken Fox.
George Garcia. Jerry Gate. Tom
Goetz. Dana Horinek. Jim Jack-
son, Gil Johnson, Harold Johnson.
Jerry Kirwin. John Lee( Andy
McAvin. Roger McWilliams, Mike
Pacheco, Mike Padilla. Gary Sal-
ters. Tom Scrimgeour. Mike Tay-
lor. Mike Vine, Bob Wallis, Roger
Wallis, Mike Wehus. Danny
Williams.
FINE ARTS GUILD: Mike Ander-
son. Steve Anderson. Joe Chaffee.
Dave Cox, Jim Cramp. Vicki
Hoch. Doug Kingerey, Pat Phil-
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lips. Marlene Smith. Bruce
Thompson.
NATIONAL thespian soci ■
ETY (NTS or Drama Club): Dorothy
Brandon. Mike Brosam. Wanda
Burns. Mark Clark. Joe Corrigan.
Jim Cramp. Karen DeMasters.
Peg DeNileon. Debbie Durham.
Debbie Edmondson. Kris Flesher.
Maria Garcia, Melvin Garner.
Wadine Gibbons. Glenda Hayes.
Joyce Hull, Karen Karl, Pat Ken-
ney. Dulcy Klatt, Charles Larkin,
Rick Lee. Carol Mobley. Pat Phil-
lips. June Ramos. Jim Reiter.
Laura Schactcr, John Seifert.
Markene Smith. Mildred Spclak.
Bruce Thompson, Gayle Voyles,
Llynda Williams.
NATIONAL FORENSIC
LEAGUE (NFL or Speech Club:
Dean Barker, Wanda Burns, Ma-
ria Garcia, Patricia Kenney, Rick
Lee, Gary Lohmiller. Ronald Ma.
Sammie Nakazano, Terry Pascoe.
June Ramos, Jamey Reed. Mil-
dred Sperlak. Bruce Thompson,
Larry Trujillo. Vikki West. Llyn-
da Williams, Diona Yedo.
VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
CLUBS OF AMERICA (V1CA):
Leonard Bollig. Mike Brown, Ron
Bush. Gerald Clements, Kathy
Cirbo. Bruce Dougherty. Edwin
Ford. Ken Fox. Tom Goetz. Deb-
bie Hamilton. Larry Flietbrink.
Lois Lenhart. Janet Leopold.
Mike Padilla. Gary Peck. Tom
Scrimgeour. Mike Smith. Rex
Strable. Debbie Teliha. Mike
Vine. Rick Watson. Marty Wid-
mark. Raenell Wright. Tim
Wright.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
CLUB (IRC). Karen DeMasters.
Tom DeMasters. Jeannette Faris.
Debbie Howell. Bob Kotowski.
Cathy Millon, Richard Nelson,
Jana Neslen, Karl Scheideman.
Gale Voyles.
Pauline Ramsey. Lind Rei-
\^Ziel, Cindy Ross. Nanette Shiffer,
Archer. Alan Bussey. Mark Clark.
Joe Corrigan. Matt Corrigan.
Dave Cox. Jim Cramp. Rick Cau-
del. Bob Dallas, Jeff Evans.
Marty Gochenour. John Goynes.
John Haynie. Jim Hedley. Chuck
Jesse. Dan Judish. Dale Kamibay-
ashi. Rick Maisel, Barry Mar-
ston. Tom Mills. Tony Nepa.
Chris Nesmirth. Larry Pence.
Bob Ross. Steve Russell. Pat
Phillips. Frank Shrier. Mike
Stache, Ed Stirman. Steve
Stoecker. Robin Stoecker
CHORAL DEPARTMENT. Mixed
Chorus-Mary Badar. Penny Ben-
nett. Kathy Borchers. Jo Anne
Camp. Vicki Carelli. Colleen
Coloroso. Sid Dangerfield. Marge
Gagnon. Judy Grimwood. Debbie
Halterman. Denyce Haviland, Car-
la Hinds, Ellen Johnson. Evelyn
Jones. Susan Luker. Betty Mer-
riman. Carce Miller. Mary K.
Miller. Carol Mobley. Carolyn
Mock. Laura Nakishima. Norma
Navnloft. Carmen Perez. Peggy
Pounders. Kathy Sandoval. Terry
Sandoval. Nanette Shiffer. Claudia
Shiner. Nancy Sponscller. Linda
Lhimyan. Debbie Thomas. Ra-
Nelle Wright. Kerry Wong. Becky
Woods. Ruth Woods. Jerry Smith.
Paulette Walters. Jeneane Wal-
lers. Cinda Burton. Bruce Daigle.
Paul Ferguson. Mel Garner. Tom
Goetz. Robin Litteral. Doug Loh-
rey. Roger Neitzner. Dan Millard.
John Pellikan. Kenneth Sanchez.
Rich Watson. Jim Jacobson Girls'
Glee-Marge Ahern. Patti Bagwell.
Kerry Brungardt. Shelley Costi-
gan. Marianne Cowan. Charlene
Dent. Charlotte Dent, Kathy Dt-
Rito. Hope Gallegos. Donna Gibbs
Jan Gilbert. Debbie Hancock.
Kathy Hara. Becky Haug. Louise
Hemmingion. Barbara Ino. Holli
Johnson. Karen Konz. Holly Mac-
Gibbon. Cheryl McDonnell. Debby
Miller. Susan Miller. Mary Nie-
meir. Mary Pahrson, Carolyn
DecDee Solano. C indie Teague.
Debbie Willett. Rhonda Williams.
Cheryl Willman. Boys' Glee- Gary
Brown. Tim Case. Ruben Hernan-
dez. Gail Holmes. Neil Kohlz.
Rick Lee. Ron Medina. Jim Mi-
cek. Russell Miller. Ron Nimer-
froh. Mario Padilla. Jim Reiter.
Robert Reynolds. Rick Ruhl.
Ralph Rupp Danny Sosa. Jim
Jacobson. Art Freeburg. A Cap-
pella Choir-Charlotte Auten.
Camilla Barnett. Nikki Bishop.
Janet Brown. Sharon K. Brown.
Sharon Brown. Penny Bryant.
Wanda Burns. Barbara Cambers,
Marie Costa. Jancllc Craven.
Vicki Coleman. Jean Cunningham,
Cindi Curl. Jo Dillahunty. Debbie
Durham. Robin Durham. Maureen
Eberly, JaAnne Flick, Annette
Frosline, Harriet Frazier, Jean
Gentile. Ly Harkins, Paula Har-
ris. Glenda Hayes. Kathy Hum-
phrey, Jackie Kalisiak. Dulcy
Klatt, Gayla Lewis. Rose Nellis,
Jurene Nielsen. Bobbi Ochoa.
Patti Ogle, Alelha Reese, Sue
Rinck, Pat Shambaugh. Lynn Spon-
seller. Bev Thompson. Debbie
Wallace. Kerry Wong. Linda Yea-
ger. Roxanne Thompson, Connie
Whitley. Tom Acierno. Dan And-
erson, Steve Anderson. Mike Bar-
ry. Rudy Chavez. Mark Clark.
Gary Cowan. Lory Daniels. Ed
Day. Ron Day. Mark Francis. Brad
Gasco, Brian Gish. Doug Grout,
Scott Gilham, Dan Hernandez. Ru-
ben Hernandez. Joe Hcronema,
Dan Judish. Charles Kiester.
Charles Larkin. Steve Lopez. Rick
Lovett. Harry McTaggart. Lyle
Miller, Juan Montoya, Jack Oli-
ver.^ Bill Olivas, Larry Pence,
Karl Scheidemann, Neil Seeley.
Scott Sheveland. Frank Schrier,
John Verdeal. Greg Warn. Steve
Williamson.
GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIA-
TION (GA A): Vicki Carrelh.
Janette Chapman. Debbie Couch.
Jo Dillahunty. Cathy DeRilo. Candi
Husted. Cindy Kenna. Karen Man-
gan. Linda Olmsted. Lynn Spon-
scller. Ronnie Wilson. ( arol Uh-
hg. Donna Bishop. Sue Briener.
Patti Elio. Annette Forsline.
Rhonda Herrin. Becky Keller
Francis LaRusso. Barb Meyers.
Margaret Okagawa. JoAnn Omolo.
Cathy Sutton. Cheryl Sw.inherg.
Becky Vahling. Susan Garcia.
Debbie Cornell. Mary Badar. Pen-
ny Bennett, Cindy Benson, Gail
Betteridge. Brenda Conklin. Linda
Copeland. Linda Curtis. Joyce
DeLaRosa. Dee Douglas. Connie
D u f f n e r. Mary Duff y.
Debbie Engel. Terri Fru-
end. Pam Fukum.i. Maria Garcia.
Carolyn Gomez. Ellen Gray. Judy
Grimwood. Krista Haerr. Patty
Hara. Joan Heifner. Cindy Huner.
Barb Ino. Stephany Irsik. Abberta
Joup. Linda Plousard. Vickie
John, Debbie Litzo. Sharon Loose.
Linda Marchese. I inda Marsell.
Jane Minckley. Kathy Montrose.
Trudee Nelson. Kare Omolo. Nor-
males' Ragsdale. Cindy Rio, Sue
Schiavone. Becky Schlingman,
Chris Ser Voss. Kara Smith. Mil-
dred Sperlak. Nancy Sponscller.
Nancy Swanbcrg. Kathy Tardy.
Joan VanLoven. Jean Walters.
Judy Wickwire. Carla Williams.
Linda Yedo. Cindy DeJiacomo.
FOLKSONG CLUB. Mike Ander-
son. Steve Anderson. Lori Bart-
lett. Mel Birch. Nicki Bishop.
Barb Chambers. Janice Coats.
Anita Casorso. Toni Casorso.
Jim Cramp. John Daddario. Bruce
Daigle, John Durant. Sandy Ful-
ton. Wydine Gibbons. Glenda Hays.
Dave Klaus. Linda Krcse. Carl
LaBadie, Kandy Nichols. Pal Mar-
tinelli. Pat Phillips. Jan Quint.
June Ramos. Jim Reiter. Dale
Rosen. Karen Russell. Paul San-
doval. Barbara Scaggs. Vicki
Scaggs. Laura Schactcr. Markene
Smith. Ron Suzuki. Bruce Thomp-
son. Truel West. Randy Whitman.
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158
10
159
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Administration
Apostles
Art Club
Art Department
Band Club
Basketball
Board of Education
Bus Drivers
Business Department
Camera Club
Campus Life Club
Cheerleaders
Chess Club
Choral Department
Cooks
Councilors
Cross Country
Custodians
D.A.'s Club
Dedication
Driver s Education
English Department
Fine Arts Guild
Folk Sone Club
Football ' 121
6
9
10
157
161
I 12.1 14.171
157
166.167.168
9
8
125.126.127
9
161
3
16
12
163
160
122.123.124
Foreign Language
Department 15
French Club 154
Future Business Leaders
of America 158
Future Homemakers of
America 153
Future Teachers of
America 153
Girls Athletic
Association 145.146.147.169
German Club 154
Gymnastics (Bovs) 136.137.138.
139
Gymnastics (Girls) 143.144
Home Economics
Department 17
Homecoming 108.109.110.111
Industrial Arts Department
Instrumental Department 116.
117.118
Interact Club 165
International Relations Club 164
Jazz Ensemble 118
Junior Class 72
Junior Favorites 71
Junior Officers 71
Junior Sponsors 71
Lettermen s Club 165
Librarians 15
Math Club 156
Math Department 14
Memoriam 4
Music Department 16
National Honor Society 150
National Forensic League 172
National Thespian Society 163
Orchestra 118
Pep Club 170
Physical Education II
Pom-Poms 112.113
President's Roundtable 150
Psychology Club 159
Quill & Scroll 151
Radar Staff 152
Raider. Miss 20
Raider. Mr. 21
Raider Staff 152
Raiderettes 112.113
Roundup Staff 151
Russian Club 155
Secretaries 8
Senior Class 27
Senior Favorite 22.23.24.25
Senior Officers 26
Senior Sponsors 26
Science Club 156
Science Department 14
Ski Club 160
Social Science 13
Sophomore Class 88
Sophomore Favorite 87
Sophomore Officers 87
Sophomore Sponsors 87
Spanish Club 155
Student Council 148.149
Swimming 140.141
Tennis 142
Vocational Industrial Clubs
of America 164
Weightlifting 120
Wrestling 132. ,133.134.135
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AD-Administration Mrs. Coffman. FA II Mrs. Jennings. FA 10 Miss Ricketss. FA 13
CU-Custodian Mrs. Colonel], CK Mrs. Conrad. CK 9 9 Mrs. Jokum. FA Mrs. Knoblauch. CK 10 9 Mr. Robbins. BE Mr. Roush. FA 6 14.125
BE-Board of Education Mrs. Counts. FA 13.24.26 Mr. LeMay. FA 10.120 Mrs. Russell. FA 14
FA-Faculty Mrs. Crane. FA 13 Mr. Liming. FA 140 Mrs. Rutherford. SE 8
Mrs. Cummings. SE 8 Mr. Lindecrantz, CO 8.148 Miss Saier. FA 12
BD-Bus Driver Mr. Davey. FA 13 Mr. Logsdon 12 Mr. Sandavol. FA 12.120,124
SE-Secrelary Mr. Davis. FA 13 Mr Luce. FA 14 Mrs. Sandslead. FA —
Ll-Librarian Mrs. Dickinson. BE Miss Dickman. FA 6 16 Mrs. Macro. FA Mrs. Mahoney. LI 11.143 15 Mrs. Schrack. FA Mrs. Schroeder. F/\ 13 13
CK-Cook Mr. Dittman, FA 12 Mrs. Makin. SE 8 Mrs. Sexton. FA 15
CO-Councilor Mr. Drennon. CU Mr. Dufford. FA 9 16 Mr. Malsam. AD Mr. Marcueci. FA 7 12.71 "Shepard". BD Miss Sime. FA 9 13
Mrs. Abell. FA 13.71 Mr. Dunn. FA 10 Mr. Markoff. FA 12 Mr. Sims. BE 6
Mr. Abbott. FA 12 Mrs. Eanes, FA 17.166.168 Mr. Mattei. FA 16.120 Mrs. Sparkman 13
Mrs. Applegate. CK 9 Mr. Easley. FA 12 Mrs. McCormick. CK 9 Mr. Spear. FA 14.87
Mrs. Asnicar. FA 10 Mrs. Edmiston. FA 14 Mr. McCormick. CU 9 Mr. Spinney. FA 14
Mr. Barretta. FA 11.133.136 Miss Ehler. FA 14 Mr. McElroy. CU 9 Mrs. Stark. FA 10
Mr. Bassett. FA 12.26 Mrs. Elshire. BD 9 Mr. McNally. FA 13 Mr. Stegal. CO 8
Mrs. Beals. CO 8 Miss Farrell. FA 13 Mr. Meyers. FA 12 Mr. Tuliev. FA 10.142
Mrs. Beedle. CK 9 Mr. Ferris. BD 9 Miss Miller. FA 14 Mr. Vakil. FA 14
"Bernice". BD 9 Mr. Flynn. FA 13.128.130 Miss Mitchell. FA 16 Mr. Vernon. FA 16.120.131
Mr. Blackman. FA 10.71 Mrs. Firebaugh. SE 8 Mrs. Morris. LI 15 Mrs. Wagner. FA 9
Mr. Blaser. FA 17.120 Mr. Fox. FA 17 Mrs. Mueller, FA 12 Mrs. Wallers. CK 9
Mrs. Bondurant. FA 12 Mrs. Franzen. FA 15 Mrs. Nelson. FA 10 Mrs. Washburn. FA 13
Mr. Bothe. BD 9 Mrs. Gilpin. FA 16.87 Mr. A.Nelson. FA 14.87 Mr. Wehlage, FA 14
Mrs. Breckenridge. CK 9 Mr. Gugliemelli. FA 12.26 Mr. E.Nelson. FA 14.87 Miss West. FA 14
Mrs. Brewer. FA 14 Miss Hacker. FA 13 Mr. Olson. CU 9 Miss Wheeler. CO 8
Miss Britten. FA 13 Mr. Hensier. BD 9 Mrs. Parker. CK 9 Mrs. Willis. LI 15
Mrs. Brooks. FA 15 Mrs. Herrick. CO 8 Mrs. Peltz. CK 9 Mr. Wilson. FA 16
Mrs. Brown. FA 14.15 Mrs. Hill. CK 9 Mrs. Perkins. FA 13 Mr. Winkler. FA 13
Mr. Buhler. FA 12.120.131 Mr. Hinton. FA II. 120.123.132 Mrs. Pierce. SE 8 Mrs Worthington. CK Mr Zeka. FA 9
Mr. Burdick. FA 13.24 Miss Hrubesky. FA II Mr. Ramey. FA 10,71 17
Mrs. Brudine. CU Mrs. Carlli. BD Mr. Cavalier. FA 9 . 9 17.116 Mr. Humphrey. FA Mr. Jarigese. AD Mr. Jenkins. FA 11.133 7.110 16.120.123 Mr. B. Ranum. CU Mr. I. Ranum. BE Mr. Rhoda. AD 9 6 7 Mr. Zupancic. BD 9
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Abbate. Gary 88.131 Berridge. Kandace 88 Bustamantle. Rudy 73 Costigan. Shelly 34
Aberle. Joe ’ 72 Belteridgc. Gail 103.145 Butcher. Geneva ( ouch. Debbie —
Acierno. Tom 88 Bettger. Dana .. Betterdahl. Wayne 32 Covar. Linda 74
Ackerman. Marjorie 72 Betz. Carol 72.146 Butterfass. Rhonda 32.109. Cowan. Gary R. 34
Ackland. Edward 88 Bevard. Rex 89 110.112.114 Cowan. Marianne 74.116
Agee. Leia 88 Bierd. Bill 29 Buzard. Buddy 89.120.123. Cox. Dave 90
Agee. Marsha 27 Birch. Mel 22.29.117 124 Cox. Donald 74
Ahern. Margaret 27 Bird. Greg 29 Buzard. George 73.120,123 Craig. Ronald 90
Ahlvess. Dennis 88 Bishop. Donna 72.145.146 Buzard. Ray 32.120 Cramp. Jim 74
Alaniz. Theresa 88 Bishop. Mike 29 Callender. Leroy 73 C raven. Janelie 20.34.
Albarell.i. Kathleen 88 Bishop. Nicki 29.143.144 Cambers. Barbara 73 112.115
Aldinger. Jim 27 Blazek. Pam 29 Camic, Greg 73 Crawford. Rick 74
Aleman. Gary 27 Blazer. Mike 89.123.124 Camp. James 32 Croisant. Pamela 90
Aleman. John 72 Bloszies. Mari 29 Camp. JoAnne 73 Croisant. Vickie 74
Allen. Jim 88.136 Boan. Lloyd 89 Campbell. Michael 89 Crook. Ncdra ..
Allison. Thomas — Bockwoldt, Miriam 89 Canino. Greg 73.133 Crooks, Stanley 74
Alongi. Bob 22.26.27 Bohannan. Judv 72 Cantrell, Howard 89.124 Crotts. Patti 74
Anderson. Charles 27 Bohch. Dave — Cantrell. Linda < Crow. Carol 74
Anderson. Daniel 72.139 Bolich. William 89.140 Caputo. Gary 70 Crump. Ronnie 90
Anderson. David 136 Bollig, Dan 89 Carberry. George 89.123 Crumrme. Bobby 74
Anderson. Karen 27 Bollig. Leonard 72 124.131 Cummins. Elizabeth 74
Anderson, Kathy 27 Bollig. Vicki 72 Carelli. Vicki 32 Cunningham. Jean 34.112.115
zXnderson. Martin 72.140 Boone. Carl 72 Caron. Janie 32 Cunningham. Lena M 34
Anderson. Mike 27 Borchers. Kathleen 89 Carpenter. Don 90 Curl. Cindie 24.35
Anderson. Steven 72 Borgeson. Randy 89 Carrado. Rands 90.131 Curphy. Mitchell 90
Andosola. Loretta 88 Bornemeir, Jeff 89.123.124 Carroll. Ellen 90 Currigan. Paula 35
Andrighetn. Isacco 72 Bowman. Rose 89 Carter, Bonnie 90 Curtis. Linda 90.146
Apodaca. David — Boyce. Alan 29.125 Carter. Cheryl 90 Daddario. John 74
Archer. Mike 23.27.120.148 Bralish. Joe .. Carter. Cindy 90 Dahlinger. Rick 74
Archuleta. Gen 28 Brammeier. Robin 73 Cary. Brad .. Daigle. Bruce
Archuleta. Larry 88.123, Brancio. Earl 73 Casady. Diane 73 Dalias. Bob 74.125.128
124.133.136 Brandes, Gary — Case. Tim 73 Dangerfield. Mvke 34
Arellano. Victor — Brandes. Marilee — Casorso. Anthony 90 Dangerfield. Susan 90.109
Ariki. Westly 88.132.134 Brandon. Dorothy 30 Casorso. Nila 32 Dangerfield. Tern 35.112.114
Armstrong. Dennis 72.120 Brandi. Stuart 70 Call. Ed 73 Daniels. Lory 35
Aroma. Rich 88 Breiner. Sue 73 Caudel. Rick 73 Davis. Dandle 74
Arlzer. Rick — Brenaman. Debbie 30 Chaffee. Joe M. 33 Davis. Debbie 35
Asmussen. Norccn 72 Brenamen. Ron 89.131 Chandler. Leslie 90 Davis. Gary- ..
Austin. Mark 140.141 Bresina. Tim L. 30 Chapman. Janette 33.147 Day. Ed 35
Auten. Charlotte 28.143 Brewer. Karen 73 Chavey. Rudy 73.132.134 Day. Ron 74.125.166
Bacon. Beverly 28 Brice. Scott 73 Chiclacos. Alida 90 DeAlba. Randy 74
Baday. Mary 88 Briefly. Steve — Christenson. Sandy 33 Dealer. Donald 91
Bagwell. Patti 70 Briggs. Debbie 30 Ciaeco. Richard 90 Dean.' Rick 35
Bailey. De.xine 72.112.113 Briggs. Larry .. Cirbo. Carol 73.143 Deckert. Phil 91
Baker. Debbie 28 Brighlenburg. Bob .. Cirbo. Kathy — DeCola. Ray 35
Balogh. Edward 72 Broneske. Sharon 30 Cilo. DiAnn 73.112.114 Dee. John 75
Baratta. Javonna 28.143.144 Brooks. Mike 89.136. Clare. Tamara 90 Demes, kernel la 91
Barker. Dean 88 140.141 Clark. Daniel 33.120 DeJiacomo. Cindy 91.1 12
Barker. Mickey 72 Brosam. Joanne 89 Clark. Joann 90 DeJiacomo. Linda 36.112.
Barnes. Donna 88 Brosam. Mark 30 Clark. Mark 73.166 113.116.118
Barnett. Camilla 72 Brown. Carol 89 Clark. Robert 90.123 DeJulio. Cindy 74
Barry. Michael 72.142 Brown. Claudia 89.143 124.131 DelaRosa. Joyce 91
Barrows. Kriss 88 Brown. Gary- 73 Clarke. Clara Delin. Chris 35
Bartlett. Lorna 28 Brown. Janet 30 Clarke. Joan 33 DeMasters. Karen 75
Bashline. Lee 72 Brown, Joe 89 Clarke. Toni 33 DeMasters. Thomas 91
Bastian. Virginia Brown. Karen 30 Clement. Connie 70 Denny. David 91
Bates. Steven 88.124. Brown. Larry- 89.142 Clements. Carold Denny. Rick 36
136.140 Brown. Maryilyn 30 Coats. Janice 73 DeNileon. Peg 75
Bavaro. Marlene 88 Brown. Michael Coals. Paula 33 Denison. Donna 75
Beals. Mike — Brown. Richard 89 Coca. Andrew 74 Dent. Charlene 75
Bearden. Hubert 72 Brown. Sharon 30 Colantino. John 33 Dent. Charles
Bearden. Yvonne 28 Brown, Sharon 73 Coleman. Vickie 74 Dent. Charlotte
Beaver. Mike 72.125.126 Brown. Terry 73 CoIler. Boyd 90 Dermonl. Lindy 75
Bebber, Sharon 28 Brownfield. Brila 31 Collins. Peggy 33 Despard. Pat 75
Becay. Paul 88.133 Brummil. Janies 73 Coloroso. Cullen 90 Detwiler. Cheryl
Beckel. Darryl 28 Brun. Kay 22.31 Comfort. Nancy 90 DeWeese. Al 36
Becker. Debbie 72 Brungardl. Kerry 31.143.144 Cominello. Kathy 74 DeWolfe. Dale 75
Becker. Diane 88 Bruno. Ed Compton. Peggy 33 Dick. Gregory ..
Becker. Sylvia 28 Bruns. Randol 89 Conder. Bill 34 DiGiallonardo. Debi 36
Behling. Marsha 88 Brush. Greg Conder. Richard 90 DiGiallonardo. Mike 91
Bejarano. Jerry — Bryant. Penny 31 Conklin. Brenda 90 DiCiiorgio. Ron 36
Belangie. Allyn 29 Bryne. Joseph Conner. Cindy 74 Dikin. Lance ..
Belcher. Debbie 72 Bryson. Mike 31.120 Coonts, Sherry 34 Dillahuntx. JoEllen 25.36.
Bell. David 88 Buechle. Thomas 89 Conrad. Sylvia 90 109.112.114.147
Bell. William 88 Bullard. Kenneth 31 Contreras. Ron 74 Dinkel. Dale 36
Bellio. Darrald 88 Burgess. James A. 31 Conway. Doug 74.120.123 Dinkel. Larry 75
Bendt. Richard 88.124 Burgess. Jay 73 Cook. Doug 74.131 Dinkel. Sheryl 91
Benkowski. Richard 88 Burgess. Marcia 31 Cook. Gary 74 DiRito. Cathy 36
Bennett. Penny 87.88 Burnette. Marcie 89 Copeland. Linda 90.143 Dougherty. Bruce 36
Benso. Bruce 88.140 Burns. Karen 89 Copeman. Marlene 74 Dougherty. Debbie 36
Benson, Cindy 88,147 Burns. Margaret 31 Copeman. Marlin 74 Dougherty. Pat 37
Bentley, Carolyn 72 Burns. Wanda 31 Cordova. Eloyd 34 Douglas. Dec 91
Bentley. Larry 24.29.132.134 Burst. Charles 89 Cordova. Red 74 Dorn. Robert 91
Bentley, Stanley — Burst. Janet 73 Corlis, Kevin 90 Dowd. Kathy 75
Benventano. Daniel 72.117 Burton, Cinda 32 Cornell. Debbie 74.147 Dowd. Maureen 91
Berg, Vireine 72 Burton. Richard 73 Corrigan. Joe 21.34.108.120 Drake. Donna 91
Berig. Ray Bush. Mike 89 Corrigan. Mall 90.124 Dreiling. Tom 37
Berig, Verlvnne 72 Bush. Ron 73.125.126 Cory. Michael — Duell. Debbie 91
Bering, Terry 70 Bussey. Alan 32.125.126 Costa. Marie 34 Duell. Gail
177
Dudlej. Gail 75 Funderburck. Dennis 76.120. Hara. Susan 42,112.115 Iminroth. Barbara 94
Duffner. Connie 91 123.132.135 Harger. Lonna 93 Ino. Barbara 94
Duffy. Mary 91 Furukawa. Dave 39 Harkins. Lynn 42 Irsik. Stephanie 94
Duncon. Bob 75 l-ushimi. Glenn 70 Hannes. Steven 93 Irwin. Valerie 94
Dunn, Nancy 91 Gagnon. Marge 76.112.113 Harmon. Karen 77 Jaap. Alberta 94
Dunnegan. Maureen 37 Gallagher. Chris 39 Harris. Katherine 93 Jackson. Loretta 45
Duran. Barbara 91 Gallagher. Teri 76 Harris. Mark 93.123. Jackson. Richard 94
Duran, John — Gallegos. Bert 140 124.131 Jackson. Suzanne 77
Duran. Mike 91 Gallegos. Hope 92 Harris. Richard 77 Jacobs. Don 77
Duran. Priscilla 37 Gallegos. Lupe 86 Harris. Paula 25.42.116. Jacobs. Norma 45
Duran. Steve .. Galli. Jan 39 117 Jacobs. Norman —
Durham. Debbie 75 Garcia. Allen » Harty. Deborah 93 Jacobsen, Dan 45
Durham. Robin .. Garcia. Daniel 92 Harvey. Debbie 42 Jacobsen. Jim —
Dyer. Susan 75 Garcia. George 39 Harvey. Diane 25.43 Jacobson. Bruce
Dygert. Jackie 37 Garcia. Maria 92.147 Harvey. Robert 77 Jacoby. Harold 94
Dykstra. Don 75 Garcia. Mike 125 Hatcher. Debbie — Janssen. Brian 77.140
Eakins. Jan 37.14S Garcia. Ray 92 Haug. Becky 70 Jarman. Randy 94
Earp. Carol 91 Garcia. Susan 76.112 Havel. Cynthia 77 Jarrett. Frank 78.120.123
Eason. Jim 37 Gardner. Albert 92 Haviland. Denyce 93 Jenkins. Jackie 45
Eason. Theresa 75 Gardner. Dudley- 92.124 Hawkins. Elliott 93 Jensen. Deena 45
Eberly. Bobbie 91 Garner. Mel 22.39.120. Hawkins. Lynn 77 Jesse. Chuck 46
Eberly . Maurinc 37 121.166 Hayes. Glenda 77 Jesse. Kenneth 94, III.
Edmondson. Debbie 37 Garramone. Jane 92 Hay nie. John 77 123.124,131
Edwards. Geanine 91 Gasco. Brad 76 Haynie. Tom 43 Jiminez. Harry 94
Elio. Debbie 75.112.115 Gates. Jerry 40 Head. Becky 93 Jimenez. Herman 46.132.134
Elio. Patty 75 Gatlin. Linda 40 Heberlein. Darlene 43 John. Vickie 94
Engel. Debbie 91 Gatlin. Peggy- 92 Heckman, Krista 93 Johnson. Bill 78,109.120,123
Engel. Janiara 75 Geist. Bylinda 40 Hedenskog, Scott 93 Johnson. Cathy- 78,143
Engle. Brian 37 Geist. Fred 92 Hedley. James 77.123. Johnson. Ellen 94
Enlow. Dave 38 Gentile. Jean — 132.134 Johnson, Gilbert 78
Enlow. Rory Gerlich. Mike 40 Hedley. Jennifer — Johnson, Harold —
Enos. Gaye 75 Gene, Diana 76 Heer. Patty 77 Johnson. Holli 46
Erickson. Debbie 38 Gibbons. Wadine 76 Heggen. Gary — Johnson. Jure 46
Ervin. Pam 91 Gibbs. Donna 40 Heggen. Sandy 43 Johnson. Lyndon 46
Espinosa. Janet 91 Gibson. Linda 40 Heifner. Joan 93 Johnson. Sharon 78
Espinosa. Rita Gilbert. Janice 70 Heinrick. Dennis 77 Johnson. Tom 94
Evans, Jeff 91.124 Gillam. Thomas 40.166 Helling. David — Johnston. Roberta 94
Fanning. Gary 38 Ginther. Linda 40 Hemmingson, Louise 43 Jolley. Richard 46
Faris, Jeanette 75 Gish. Brian 40 Henry. Dan 43 Jones. Alan 94
Farnhollz. Douglas 91 Gladder. Debbie 92 Henry. Terry 93 Jones. Daniel 94
Feda. Michael 75 Glenn, Kathy- 40.112.113 Hernandez. Daniel — Jones. Evelyn 78
Fedie. Linda 91 Glover. Clarence 76 Hernandez, Jeanette 77 Jones. Keith 94
Fegley, Allan 75 Gochenour. Martin 41.120 Hernandez. Philip 77.123 Jones. Perry- 94
Feola. Michael 75 Godfrey. Debbie 92 Hernandez. Ruben 24.25. Jones, Ronald —
Ferguson. Paul 38.130 Goerner. Steven — 43.109 Jonson, Vivian —
Fernandez. Marc 75 Goetz. Sharon 76.143 Heroncma, Joseph 77 Judish, Dan 46
Fernandez, Yolando 75 Gomez. Debbie 76 Heronema, Richard 93.120. Juelt. Steve 94
Ferrel. Phillip 75 Gomez. Carolyn 92 123.124.131 Kadar, Grace 46
Fischer. Eva 91 Gonzales. Ted 76 Hernander, Rita 93 Kahler. Walter 94.131
Fischer. Konrad 91 Good. Susan 92 Herrin. Rhonda 77.145 Kalisiak. Jackie 78
Fischer. Mike 38 Goodhue. Ed 41.126 Herring. Jeffrey — Kamibayashi. Dale 25.46,128.
Fiscus. Mike 38 Goodrich. Don Hielbrink. Larry 129,142
Fitzpatrick. Sue 38 Goodrich. Kenneth -- Higgins. Karen — Karl. Karen 46
Fixsen. Lyle 92 Gould. Ernest 92 Hildmann. Donald — Karlstrum. Jerry 94
Flanagan. Pat 38 Goynes. John 41 Hill. Greg 93 Karlslrunt. Maria 78
Flanagan. Steven 75 Grady. Jeanie 92 Hill, James Karr. Debbie 47
Flesher. Kristie 92 Grady. Kathleen 76 Hill. Joel 93 Kautter. Fred 47
Flick. JoAnn 38 Graehling. Nerissa 92 Hilsman. Bonnie 22.43,111 Kawashima. Chris 94
Fling. Gary -- Graham. Bruce 92 Hinde. Jerry W. 43 Kawashima, Steve 78
Fling. Kathy 76 Graham. Mark 76.136.139 Hinde. Sharon 43 Kaylor, Judy 94
Flosa, Michael 75 Gray. Eileen 92 Hinds. Carla 77 Kearney, Patricia --
Ford. Ed 38 Green Suzzie 41 Hirsch, Karen 77 Keathley. Judy- 47
Ford. Jacque 76 Gregorich. Judith 76 Hite. Mike 77 Kehoe. Mark 78
Forney. Nancy 92 Greiner. Jill 76 Hittie. Nancy- 77 Kelenten. Lajos 47,120
Foster. Chris 92 Grevel. Lorene 93 Hoch, Randy- — Keller. Becky- 78.145
Forsline. Annette 76.145 Grimwood. Judith 93 Hoch, Vickie 22.44 Kelley, Charles 94
Fought, Patrick M Grogan. Jan 41,112.115 Hodges. Ellen 44 Kelly, Terry 47
Fowler. Sue 23.39.112. Gross. Robyn 41 Hoffman. Nancy 44 Kellogg. Clarence 94
114,143.144 Grout. Douglas 76 Holland. Karin 44 Kellogg. Debbie —
Fox. Jodeen 76 Gudorf. Debora 41 Holm, Gregory 93 Keltch. Robert —
Fox Kenny — Gurley. Rick 93.140 Holzworth. Cindy 44 Kenna. Cindy- 47,147
Fox. Pal 39 Gurule. Randy 93,124.133 Hooper, Steve — Kennedy, Sherri 78
Fox. Patti 76.112,115,143 Haerr. Kristine 93 Horan, Mike 44 Kennison. Kenny- 94
France. Barbara — Hagen, Dan 41 Horinek. Dana 77 Kenny. Patricia 94
France. Bobbi 76 Hagen. David 76 Hosker. Richard 77 Kenoyer, Deanna 47
Francis. Mark 76.166 Hall. Lucinda 93 Houchins. Patricia — Kenoyer. Linda 47
Frank. Bev -- Hall. Marta 41 Howitt, Diane 77 Kent. Charles —
Frank. Jean E. 39 Hollerman, Debra 76 Howe, Debi 44.112. Kent. Steven 78
Frank. Randall 92 Halterman. Doyle 42 113.143 Kerr. Kathy 78
Frank. Steve — Halterman. Tom 42 Howell, Debbie 44 Ketchem. Bill 95
Frank. Susan 76 Hamilton. Debbie 42 Hubkey. Janet — Kieffer. Dave 95
Franzier. Harriet 76 Hamon. Bob 42 Hudak, Andrea 77 Kieffer, Kathy- 78
Frazzini. Ralph — Hanagan. Daniel 42.128.129 Hudson. Darrel 93 Kiely, Linda 47.143.144
Freeburg. Butch 76,133 Hancock. Deborah 76 Huff, Carol — King. Diane 95
Freeburg. Dan 92 Hancock. Larry 93 Huff. Dan 44,125 Kingry. Douglas 78
French, Roger 92 Hankle. Steven 93,124 Huff, John 45 Kingsley. Gerald 47
Freund. Terri 92 Hansen. Diane 93 Hult, Joyce 93 Kirwin. Jerry- 78
Fridge, Ron 76 Hansen. Rebecca 77 Hummel, Sandi 45 Klatt. Dulcy 48
Friiso. Tord 25.39 Hansen. Ronald — Humphrey, Kathy 45 Klatt. Roy 78.120.123
Fritzler. Jacquelin 92 Hanslik, Gerhard 93 Huner. Cynthia 94 Klaus. Dave 78
Firebaugh. Susan 75 Hanson. Cindy- 42 Hustad. Candy 45,147 Klein, Steve 78,120.123.
Fukuma. Pamela 92 Hanson. Warryn 128,130 Huston, Linda 94 133.136.139
Fulmer. Pat 92 Hara. Kathleen 77 laiser. Linda 45 Knaus. Jan 48
Fulton. Sandra 39 Hara. Patricia 93 Intel, Gene 77 Knoll. Cheryl 48
178
Knutson. Gary
Koehn, Mark 78
Kohtz. Richard 95
Kolb. Raymond 48
Konz, Karen 78
Kolow.ski. Bob 25 .48.140.141
Kotowski. Mike 78
Kraemer. Karen 95
Krese. Linda 48
Kring. Larry 95
Kriznar. Carol 78
Kuehl. Maria 78
Kuenn. Kevin 78
Kumar. Tom 78
LaBadic. Carl 78
Labadie. Christine 95
LaConte. Pal 78
Lagunos. Delores 95
LaHeisl. Joe 48
LaManna. James 95
LaMorle. Patricia 95
LaMorle. Yolelle 95.112
Lankin. Raedell 95
Lankin. Rich 95
Larkin. Charles 78
Larsen. Doug 79.123
Larson. Christopher 95
Larson. Dwila 48
Larson. Eddie 95
Larson. John 79
Larson. Rhonda —
LaRusso. Frances 79
Lawless. Cappy 79
Lawless. Debra 95
Layson, Rick —
League. Sharon 48
Lee. David 95
Lee. John —
Lee. Paul 48.120
Lee. Ricky' 49
Lee. Ruchann —
Lee. Shirley 49
Leib. Karla 79
Lenhart. Lois 49
Leopold. Janet 49
Lepoir, Doris —
Lewark. Shelly 95
Lewark. Wallace 95.142
Lewis, Gayla 95
Lewis. Kim 49
Lewis, Lynn 95
Leyba. Bernie 79
Leyshon. Judy 79
Liebell. Pamela 95
Light. Carolyn 79
Lily. Frank 79
Lilly. Marsha 95
Lindahl. Nancy 49
Linville. Mike 49
Lippincott, Lucy 95
Litteral, Robin 95
Litzo, Debbie 95
Lloyd. Donald 95
Lobato. Eugene 79
Lobato. Miqueleen 95
Lockwood. Robert 79
Lohmiller. Gary 49
Lohrcy, Douglas 124
Lombardo, Joe —
Lombardo. Rocky 25.49.117
Longoere. Darrell —
Longfield. Lynne 79
Loose, Sharon 95
Lopez, Loren 79
Lopez. Steve 136.137.138
Lopez, Thomas 79.125.126
Lorimer, Mike 95
Lothrup. Michael 96
Lothrup. Robert —
Lougheed, Tom —
Loughmiller. Janice 49
Loveland, Debbie 50
Lovett. Rich 79.120.123.
131
Low Gregory 96.124
Low. Sandy 50
Lowe. Dean 50
Lucatuorto, William 96
Lucero. Duane 96
Lucero. Linda 79
Lucius. Rornona 50
Lujan. Mike 79
Luker, David 50.140.141
Luker, Susan 79
Luna. Theresa 96 Metzger. Tom 97 Nicnieicr. Mary 81
Lusman. Edward G. 50 Meyer. Mike 80 Niemeicr. Mike 81
Lyles. Joe 50.120 Meyers. Rudolph — Nieto. Mark 98
Lynds. Gary — Micek. Jim 53 Nishimoto. Kathy 55
Lynes. Linda 50 Michael. Alan — Noble. Ruth 55
Lyon. Roger 96 Mickelson. Gayle 53 Nooning. William 56.120
Mabrilo. Linda 96 Mickiewicz. Patricia 53 Nordgulcn. Sue Ann 81
MacGibbon. Holly — Mietzner. Roger 53.125. Northrop. Nancy 56
Madrid. Nancy 79 126.140 Norton. Steven 98.124
Maes. Bernie 50 Miles. Deborah 97 Novak. Jim 98
Maes. Vivian 96 Millard. Dan 53 Novak. Richard 56
Maestas, Geraldine 25.50 Miller. Bennie 97 Noxon. Roger 98
Makin. Cathy 79 Miller. Caree 80 Nugent. Ralph 81
Mallett. David 79 Miller. Dave 53 Nygard. Wesley 81
Manfredini, Roberta 96 Miller. Debbie 53 O'Brien. Drew —
Mangan. David 96.133 Miller. Debra 97 O'Cana. Gil 81
Mangan. Karen 51.147 Miller. Donna 97 O'Connell. Debra 56
Manor. Don 96.124 Miller. Linda 97 O'Connell. Pamela 98
Mantle. Nona 70 Miller. Lyle 80 O'Connor. Donald —
Marchese. Linda 96 Miller. Mary 97 Oakes. Robert 81
Marchesi. Sergio 79 Miller. Richard — Ochoa. Roberta 81
Marcheso. Robbi 96 Miller. Russ 54 Ogawa. Janet 81
Mares. David Miller. Susan 80 Ogle. Patti 81
Mares. Pam 51 Mills, Beth 80.109.112. Ohlendorf. Kathi 98
Maresh. Charlotte 51 115.148 Okagawa. Margaret 81.145.146
Marini. Silvano 79.123.131 Mills. Sidney 23.54.120. Olivas. Billy 81.166
Marrill, Linda 96.146 128.129 Olivas. Jell 81
Marrill. Randy — Milton. Cathy 54 Oliver, Jack —
Marsh. Gary 79 Milton, Kenneth 97 Olmstead. Linda 56.147
Marston. Barry 79.142 Minckley. Jane 97.146 O'Rourke, Diane 81
Martin. Brian 51 Mitchell, Chris 146 Olson, Kathie 98
Martin. Diane 96 Miyamoto. Julie 54 Olson. Ruth 56
Martin. Steven 79 Moakley. Joe 80,140 Omoto. Joanne 81.145
Martinelli. Patricia 51 Moakley. Kathleen 97 Omoto. Karen 98
Martinez. Elsa 51 Mobley. Carol 54 Ortez. Greg 56
Martinez. Froylan Moch. Bradley- 97 Ortega. Yolanda —
Martinez. Georgetta 51 Mock. Carolyn 80 Oxenford. Robert 81
Martinez. Gerald 96 Molder. Chris 54 Oxford. Robert —
Martinez. Mark 79 Moll. Heather 54 Pacheco, Mike 56.81
Mason. Debbie 79,112.115 Moller, Linda 97 Paddock. Mike 81
Mason. Fred 79 Monroe. Kathy 80 Padilla. Mike —
Mast. Cheryl — Montano. JoAnn — Padilla. Mario 87.109.
Mattern. Don 51 Montoya. Gail 80 120. 123.124.133
Matthews. Don 51 Montoya. Jack 97 Page. Barbara 98
Mall. Dennis 96 Montoya. Juan 97 Page. Jack 81
Mau. Donna 51 Montoya. Michael 97 Parke. Sherri 98
Mauracher. Carol 80 Montrose. Martha 97 Parker. Carolyn 81
Maxedon. Ronald — Moon, Susan 97 Parker. Jessica 56
McAvin. Andy 80 Moore, Jerry — Parks. Susan 98
McAvin. Theresa 96 Morgan. Sherrie 26.54 Parrill. Kendra 98
McBride. Kathy 80 Morgaridge. Cindy 54 Pascoe. Louis 81
McBride. Marilee 96 Morin. Robert 97 Paseol. Teresa 98
McCabe. Jim .. Morris. Marcene — Patrick. Michael 56
McClanahan. Lonnie Morris. Pan 97 Patterson. Rebecca 81
McClanahan. Preston — Morrish. April — Payne. Richard 98
McConnell. Glen 80.120,123 Morrison, Debbie — Peek. Gary —
McCoy. Michele 80 Morrison. Jackie 80.143 Pccka. Janie --
McCulloch. Vanessa 96 Mortensen. Rolayne 97 Peeler. Robert 98.142
McDonald. Pamela 52 Moser. Neil 97 Pehrson. Mary 57
McDonnell. Chery l •8 ’ Moss. Gerald 80 Peirano. Elizabeth 98
McDowell. David 44 Mowery . Janice 97 Pellikan. John 57.136.137.
McDowell, Sherri 52.112.115 Moya. Kim 97 138.139
McFarland. Jean — Moya. Pat 80 Pence. Larry 57.166
McFarland, Jerry 96 Mudge. Linda 80 Perez. Carmeleta 57
McGaughey. Deborah 52 Mullendore, Claudia 80 Perkins. James 98
McGrath, Dennis 52 Murrell. Debra 97 Peters. Gary- 57.120
McGuire. Deb 80 Musk. Mary- 87.97 Peterson. Dave 57
McGuire. Sandra 96 Myers. Barbara 80.145.147 Peterson. Michael 98.142
MeJaggert. Harry 80 Nakashima. Laura 98 Petterson. John 81
McKenzie, Suzanne 52 Nakazono. Sammie 80 Petlid. Kenny --
McKim. Laurie 52 Nakuzonio. Claudia 98 Plertsh. Penny- --
McLaughlin. Linda 52 Nash. Janice 90 Phillips, Pal 81
McLaughlin. Sheryl 96 Navntofl. Norina 98 Phillips. Larry 57.132
McManaman. Pamela 96 Neel. Lois 80 Pickenpaugh. Peggy 81
McMillen. Eunella 52 Nelson. Dalas 54 Pittman. Susan 81
McNulty. Judy 96 Nelson, Judith 55 Pitts. Lynn —
McPherson. Jim 96 Nelson. Laura 81 Platt. Carolyn 25.57
McWilliams. Roger 52 Nelson. Richard 55 Plowssard. Linda 98
Medina. Ron SO. 120 Nelson. Robert 81.125.126 Pluris. Edward 57
Megaree. Dale 96 Nelson. Trudee 98 Poffenbarger. Rick 81
Meier. Ed — Nepa. Tony 81.136 Pohlman. Kathy 58
Meier, Kirk 96,136 Neslen. Jana 55 Poole. Anne 98
Meier, Paula 96 Nesmith, Chris 123,124.140 Poppe. Cheryl 98
Meisel. Richard 87,96 Newman. Donna 98 Popish. George 58
Meisner, David 97 Newport. Tom -- . Potts, Gary- 58
Melby. Larry 80 Nicholl. Chris 98.124. Pounders. Peggy 58
Melby. Terry- 97 140.141 Povich. Tim 58
Melendrez. Belinda — Nichols. Debbie 55 Preston. Claudia 87.98
Melendy. Linda 53 Nichols. Kandy- 55 Prien. Gerald --
Merriman. Betty 97 Nichols. Karen 98 Prochaska. Lyle 82
Merriman. Beverly- 53 Nichols. Milo 55 Prunk. Frank 82.120.123
Mertz. Danna 97 Nick. Steve 55 Pumphrey. Debra 99
Mesch. Terry 97 Nicherson. Donna — Pustek. John 82
Messeraull 80 Nielson. Jurene 55 Quick. Catherine 99
179
Williams, Jerry
Williams, Kenneth
Williams. Lynda
Williams. Rhonda
Williamson. Steven
Willmann. Cheryl
Wilson. Connie
Wilson. Connie
Wilson. Donald
Wilson. Kandy-
Wilson. Kristi
Wilson. Randolph
Wilson. Richard
Wilson, Ronald
Wilson. Veronica
102
102
68
85
68
68
102
68.143
103
85
103
103.131
68
68
69
Wise. Lynn
Wise. Robin
Wittman. Randy
Wittman. Ricky
Woodark. Leonard
Wong. Kerry
Wong. Terry-
Wood. Janet
Wood. Linda
Woodard. Dale
Woodring. Kirk
Woods. Becky-
Woods. Kathy
Woods. Ruth
Worthington. Rick
85
69.142
103
85
69
69
85.120.123.128
103
85
69
103
103
69
Wright. Robert
Wright. Roenell
Wright. Thomas
Wu. Betty
Wu. Johnny
Wykle. Judy
Yamasaki. Rich
Yamasaki, Scott
Yeager. Linda
Yedo. Diona
Yedo. Linda
Yoder, Mike
Yoder. Terry
Yoemans. Sandra
York. Joan
Young. Greg 103.124
Zabka. Randy 103.120.123.
85.117 124.131
85 Zamora. Cathy
Zamora, Geraldine 85
69 Zamora. Robert 86
69 Zimmer. John 103.124.133
103 Zimmerman. Donald 103.
123.124.131
85,146 Zimmerman, Guv 103.124.
103 131
69 Zimmerman, Rick 86.128
85 Zuber. David 86.120.123
69 Zupancic. Stanley
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