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Yearbook Name
The Panther 1971
Location
Colorado Springs, Colorado (El Paso County)
Additional Information
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PANTHER ’71
Volume XVI
Harrison High School
Colorado Springs, Colorado
You’ve Got A
Lot To Give
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“ Since teenagers are too old to do the things kids do and not old enough
tco do the things adults do, they do things nobody else does.”
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You’ve Given
Your Spirit—
Sweat
Smiles
Strength
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Giving Means
Many Things to
Many People
Giving Requires
Great Strength
of Character
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When It Comes
to Giving...
We Try
to Give
the Most
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Yearbook Dedicated to John Morris
As a teacher
As a friend
As a positive person
He had the most to give.
Mr. Morris has been here 10 years. Dur-
ing this lime he has sponsored math tourna-
ments, been an enthusiastic sports fan,
(Remember his checkered hat) chairman of
the mathematics department, a track and
football coach (Remember those Friday
afternoons, you didn't speak to him!)
For these reasons, this book is dedicated
to JOHN MORRIS.
SPORTS
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Varsity Football
Us Opponent
7 Palmer 26
6 Aurora Hinkley 14
6 Littleton 20
6 Air Academy 7
12 Mullen 15
12 St. Mary’s 22
6 Widefield 34
20 Canon City 12
7 Cheyenne Mountain 34
6 Cathedral 0
In the win-loss column, Harrison did not do so well. Many of
the varsity were Sophomores which will help Harrison in the fu-
ture. The guys deserve a lot of credit for sticking it out through the
season. Many of the games were lost by only a few points. With
the upcoming freshmen, the team promises to improve in the next
few years.
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Greg Turman (35) finds a hole in the Hinkley defense.
First Row: Brad Stone, Fred Ransom, Barron Tatnall. Don Shiverdecker, Jim Batts, Chris Day, Kim Cerioni, Jeff Stone, Don Walton. Second
Row: Manager Mike Richards, Robert Mallory, Mike Ornelas, Ron Hurtado, Craig Bamesburger, Artie Fuentez, Ken Gray, Jim Rossman,
Manager Mark Gibson. Third Row: Tony Romero, Jim Sheldon, Galen Couch, Louis Lampton, Kirk Clark, Kent Smith.Wayne Miller, Bill Gen-
tile. Fourth Row: Coach Lew Ward, Greg Turman, Jack Taylor, Joe Bacco, Bill Bennett, Lynwood Taylor, Coach Paul Martin, Head Coach
Terry Mackey.
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We are not at our best perched at the summit; we are
climbers, at our best when the way is steep.
John W. Gardner
Dale Brown (66) tells it like it is.
Craig Bamesberger intercepts a pass in the Cheyenne game.
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Bottom Row: Richard Cobos, Dave Little, Jack Taylor, Joe Bacho, Mike Dullea, Ed Dunlap, Mario Williams, Wayne Valdez, Ron Hurtado,
John Canale, Bill Gentile. Back Row: Eugene Campbell, Dave Birch, Coach Tom McClure, Ed Whatley, Bill Bennet, Bill Gould, Ken Madsen,
Marty Fineran, Charles Essex, Sam Casodos, Kent Smith, Dave Wolfkiel, Time Bray, Lynwood Taylor, Jim McSheeny, Joey Pridgen, Curtiss
Campbell, Jeff Dunn, Coach Andy Chismar, Bill Holiday, Kurt Hughes.
Harrison 12 Fountain 8
Harrison 0 Cathedral 2
Harrison 12 Air Academy 0
Harrison 8 Mullen 39
Harrison 0 St. Mary’s 12
Harrison 12 Widefield 13
Harrison 14 Canon City 6
Harrison 16 Cheyenne 41
Won-3 Lost-5 Tie-0
Even though our season was 3-5, the pros-
pects for the future are bright. Many teams
we played, played Juniors and Sophomores
and we only played Sophomores. This
proved to be an asset to us as we had good
stiff competition. These are a fine bunch of
boys that will be a great asset to Harrison.
- Coach McClure
Coaches - Mr. McClure, Mr. Chismar
Freshman Look to Future
FRESHMAN SCHEDULE
2 Harrison Wasson 20
34 Harrison St. Mary’s 16
18 Harrison Fountain 6
22 Harrison Canon City 12
21 Harrison Air Academy 7
6 Harrison Cheyenne 34
30 Harrison Sproul 0
With a 4-2 record, the freshman
team had an impressive season.
This was good enough for runner-
up honors in the Will Rogers
League. These boys will be a big
boon to the team in the future.
First Row-Mr. Montell, Galen Tomea, Tim Knutson, Mike Hennigan, Jerry McConnico,
Randy Peterson, George Hoar, Mr. Thrush. Second Row-Mr. Gilliland, Greg Shultye, Steve
Ditlow, Richard Tombaga, Larry Farmer, Larry Fruge, Gary Reinhard. Third Row-Mike
Johnson, Jon Holland, Steve Myers, David Olivas, Leon Asmond, Rick Gorman. Fourth
Row-Martin Gadbois, David Howell, Herbert Watt, David Evans, Marty Evans, Mike Wil-
liams, Mike Kinney. Fifth Row-Mike Austin, Layne Donnley, Stan Turping, Don Levitt,
Charles Graves, Bob Tumam, James Willings. Sixth Row-Mgr. Larry Shellenburger, Marty
Wilson, Mike McKenzie, Carl Hanson, Raul Moreno.
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Mullen
Cheyenne
Colo. Spgs. Inv.
Canon City Inv.
Palmer Inv.
Aurora Inv.
Pueblo Inv.
Pikes Peak Inv.
WRL Meet
District Meet
10 out of
I out of
5 out of
5 out of
1 out of
17 out of
16 out of
19 out of
5 out of
10 out of
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20
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Taking two first places in the Cheyenne and Palmer Inv., the Cross Country team had a very successful season.
Throughout the season they paced toward victory and came very close to it many times. Despite the loss of all but two
reluming lettermen from last year, the team showed much improvement. The team will graduate only 2 Seniors.
Front Row: Morris Medena, Robert Jackson, Roger Skelton, Mike May, Second Row: Jim Diggs, Ken Perkins, Ralph Sanchez, Lloyd Ward,
John Akers, Coach Joe Ross. <
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Above: John Akers Finishes after a long run.
Left: Ken Perkins and Lloyd Ward get off to a good start.
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Varsity Tennis
Front Row: Ron Peck, Steve Benson, Mike Edgar, Back Row Robert Huber, Levi Johnson, Doug Henderson, Scott Ward, Coach Paul Rahne.
Ron Peck, #1 tennis player, returns a serve from his opponent.
Mike Edgar makes a valiant effort.
Although the tennis team had a dissap-
pointing season standing-wise, they
showed great improvement. With the
loss of only two Seniors, the team will
be able to really improve in the years
to come.
Scott Ward, Doug Henderson, Levi Johnson, Freedom Eggers, Mike Edgar, Gary Thanscheidt, Steve Ben-
son, and Ron Peck meet their opponents before one of their matches.
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A Great Success in League.
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Senior, Mike Dubray, shoots a basket while being guarded by his opponent
from Canon City.
TopTow°CothCpa°Jl MartTSRVhCur^hi,e’Gar* Adams- Kirk Clark, Mike Dubray, Duane Myers, Coach Ga^ °ped
Smith, Clark Finnefrock, Coach Jo° Ross G‘bsOn’ Dave Ho,lon8- Gar> Caraway, Shane Goosm, Terry
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HARRISON
John Canale shoots for two points.
Mapleton
La Junta
Pueblo County
Greeley West
Canon City
Cheyenne Mountain
Mullen
Widefield
Cathedral
Air Academy
At. Mary’s
Canon City
Cheyenne Mountain
Mullen
Widefield
Cathedral
Air Academy
St. Mary’s
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Senior Dave Hollon reaches high to rebound a shot.
Pacing a 10-4 league record, the Harrison Pan-
thers earned a second place in W.R.L. Basketball.
They were only 4 games behind defending cham-
pions Widefield. The Panthers were led by senior,
Dave Hollon, who placed first in league scoring.
Coach Paul Martin is looking for another success-
ful season with the underclassmen returning next
year.
Danny Hansen prepares to shoot.
J.V. Divides Season
The junior varsity basketball team showed some out-
standing performances this season. Led by Coach Joe
Ross and Coach Gary Montell, they ended the season
with 9-9 record and ended this year’s league competition
with an 7-7 record. Comprised mainly of sophomores,
they will make up the bulk of our varsity in the next two
years.
HARRISON
J.V.
66 Mapleton 65 W
48 La Junta 33 w
49 Pueblo County 57 L
54 Greeley West 62 L
62 Canon City 61 W
62 Cheyenne Mountain 58 W
59 Mullen 68 L
43 Widefield 70 L
48 Cathedral 47 W
47 Air Academy 58 L
63 St. Mary’s 47 W
56 Canon City 50 W
70 Cheyenne Mountain 65 W
75 Mullen 51 W
52 Widefield 72 L
54 Cathedral 58 L
53 Air Academy 57 L
63 St. Mary’s 65 L
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Louis Lampton, Charles Essex, Chuck Mehl. Jeff Scurry, Tom Tudor, Danny Han-
Shaun Parker, Robert Jackson, Dave Skelton,Jim Diggs, Billy ch Joe Ross
sen, Mario Williams, John Canale, Mike Mays, Coach Gary Montel, an
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Bottom Row: Rich Huber, Mike Johnson, Lane Donnelly, Bob Turman, John Hgllon, Nick Samora, Glenn Harrell, Mike Kinney. Middle Row: Steve
Veteto, Don Leavitt, Stan Turping, Rick Gorman, Danny Watkins, Mike Austin, Larry Fruge, Ed Moses, Doug Doudna. Top Row: Coach Tom McClure,
Kevin Stout, Steve Patterson, Stan Hannibal, Gilbert Carver, Mark Catt, Ken Walters, Herb Watt, Kevin Parker.
Under Coach Tom McClure, the freshman basketball
team had an outstanding year. They held on to a 4-5 sea-
son record and to a 3-3 league record. The boys hope to
be an asset to the junior varsity team next year.
HARRISON
36 Woodland Park 39
26 St. Mary’s 30
38 Woodland Park 40
40 Cheyenne Mountain 32
53 Fountain 39
48 Sproul 43
41 Canon City 35
46 Air Academy 50
36 Wasson 57
Coaches Best and Ward go through the traditional
shower after coaching the Harrison Panthers to
their sixth W. R. L. mat victory.
We’re Numb
Above: Wayne Zeornes scores the winning pin against Canon City that
gave our wrestlers their 6th W.R.L. Mat Crown. Right: Lyle Franco breaks
away from his opponent.
13 Pueblo Centennial 30
17 Fruita 25
22 Fountain 20
32 Mitchell 14
10 Pueblo Central 35
41 Cathedral 13
31 Widefield 13
30 Mullen 24
32 Alameda 16
32 Air Academy 12
33 Chyenne Mountain 15
36 Westminster 10
30 St. Mary’s 18
35 Canon Ci[y II
Bottom Row: Lewis Pederson, Jay Bellis, Joe Bellis, Jim Albin. Middle Row: Artie Fucntez, Lyle
Franco, Craig Bamcsburger, Dale Brown. Top Row: Wayne Zeornes, Jeff Stone, Brad Stone, Wayne
Valdez.
The Harrison Panthers made it six in a row by capturing the WRL Mat Crown
again this year. Led by Coach Lew Ward, they finished the season with an im-
pressive 12-3 record. In league competition, they had a perfect season of 7-0.
Their only losses came to Pueblo Centennial, Fruita, and Pueblo Central. The
Harrison Panthers took a second place in Districts, only two points behind
first place Wasson.They sent five boys to the State Tournament.
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Ending the league season with a 5-2
record, the junior varsity wrestling
team wraps up another good year.
Under coach Dave Best, they showed
outstanding efforts towards winning.
The team was made up of mainly
underclassmen and they show great
promise for next year.
Bottom Row: Rocky Wallace, Arthur Diaz, John Montoya, George Rusky, Roger Skelton. Middle
Row: Shane Bevell, Roger Baker, Doug Dechenne, George Tubac, Robert hsperza. Top Row: Frank
Johnson, Bill Gould, Don Walton, Rick Ditlow.
HARRISON
13 Pueblo Centennial 39
22 Fountain 20
31 Mitchell 20
12 Pueblo Central 37
13 Cathedral 10
13 Widefield 28
16 Mullen 9
28 Alameda 16
14 Air Academy 38
29 Cheyenne Mountain 6
19 Westminster 6
10 St. Mary’s 5
32 Canon City 20
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Bottom Row: John Mores, Leroy Romero, Mike Sandoval, Raul Moreno, Joul Supplee. Middle Row: Greg Knowles, Steve
Ditlow, Dennis Carpenter, Steve Easlburn, Coach Dan Lampe. Keith Calue, George Paincr, Tony Laird, Mike Plemmel, Paul
Canada.
The teams this year were more consistent. All the teams were evenly
matched all around. The team this year was a little above average in the
dual meets. It was a very strong tournament team taking first in the
league meet two out of three years and second the other. This was the
last year for a freshman wrestling team at Harrison but the wrestlers
this year should contribute greatly for the Junior Varsity and Varsity
in the years to come.
HARRISON
48 St. Mary’s 3
45 Cheyenne Mountain 15
16 Watson 39
38 Fountain 18
24 Canon City 26
33 Air Academy 11
23 Sproul 29
WRL 9th Grade Tournament 2nd Place
35
Glenn Nichols listens intently as the referee describes the next event
HARRISON
39 Mitchell
62 Pueblo East
64 Cheyenne Mountain
70 Mullen
55 Widefteld
38 Englewood
43 Pueblo South
33 Air Academy
44 Wasson
47 Arapohoe
59 Regis
OPPONENT
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31
25
40
57
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62
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48
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Top: Holten Kearny relieves tension by letting out his breath
as the gun sounds. Middle: John Peterson pushes away from
the block ahead of his Widefield opponent. Bottom: Jim
Bennett strains to beat his opponent into the water.
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With eight returning lettermen, the Harrison Panthers had
their best season ever. They finished the season with a 5-6 record.
In league competition they had a record of 3-1, blemished only
by a loss to Air Academy. At the WRL Conference Swim Meet,
they again placed second behind champions Air Academy. Again
without a pool, they showed outstanding performances and team
effort under Coach Dick Milward and Coach Chris Tausan. With
strong underclassmen coming back next year, the swimmers
look forward to another successful year.
38
Above: Sophomore Kit Eldridge goes through a dive at
the Widefield swim meet. Left: Dave West performs one
of his best dives.
I
Coach Dick Milward gives John
Diggs some points on his stroke.
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Front Row: Mike Wood, Wayne Foster, Mike Coass, Mark Bricker, Top Row: Ernie Cavanaugh, Jim Bennett, Glen Nichols, John Peterson,
Hollen Kearny.
Front Row: Mark Bricker, Mike Wood, Tim Faast, John Bennett, Top Row: Jeff Kanis, Dave Green, Craig
Rockaholtz, Jim Bennett. Not pictured Russ Dzurovchin.
B tjL
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WRL Champions Defend
Phil Manross pitches the Panther Surprise.
42
r«<r-
or 2nd Season
March
March
March
March
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Pueblo Centennial
Mullen
Widefield
Cheyenne Mountain
Palmer
Air Academy
Canon City
Pueblo South
Cathedral
St. Mary’s
Mullen
Widefield
Pueblo East
Cheyenne Mountain
Air Academy
Canon City
Cathedral
St. Mary’s
good year. Coaches
Mike Gilliland anticipate making it three in a row.
The 1971 Baseball team will have to defend its W.R.L. Crown for
the second straight time. Last year’s team posted a season record and
a league record, capturing the W.R.L. Championship. They then
went to the state playoffs, bowing to state champions Lakewood.
Consisting of juniors and seniors, the team is a powerful one.
They are determined and looking forward to
Dave Best and
Bottom Row: Mike Richards, Bill Duncan, Chris Day, Charlie Yoder, Phil Manross. Top Row: Coach Dave Best, Roger Baker, Don Walton, Galen Couch,
Wayne Miller, Jerry Johnson, Coach Mike Gilliland.
Shortstop, Chris Day, stops a line drive.
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Initial Talent,
Persistent Practice,
Expert Coaching
Make Our Team—
the “BEST”
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Jim Dederick, Tom Sacks, JeffSteury, and Mario Williams comprise a foursome at Valley Hi Country Club.
SCHEDULE
April 9 John F. Kennedy W.R.L. Meet
April 14 Valley Hi City Match
April 16 Canon City W.R.L. Meet-
April 21 Patty Jewett City Match
April 23 Valley Hi W.R.L, Meet
April 28 Broadmoor City Match
May 5 Colorado Springs City Match
May '7 Air Academy W.R.L. Match
May 11 Patty Jewett District
May 20,21 Greeley State Meet
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This year’s track season will be a crucial
one. Suffering from the absence of Seniors,
the team will be depending largely on Juniors
and Sophomores. Being without a track also
poses some problems. The success of this
season rests heavily on the underclassmen.
However, having a young team secures a strong
future for track.
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Into Season With New Bjood
John Ackers obtains his
distance running
second wind as he conditions himself for long
Ernie Woodard (left) defies the laws of gravity as he strives to overtake the
high jump bar. Coach Andy Chismar (above) shows Jim Diggs the form of
, the stretch position in hurdling.
March 27 Pre-League Meet
March 27 Easter Relays
April 1 Air Academy
April 3 Pikes Peak Relays
April 6 Fountain Triangular
April 7 Widefield
April 17 Centennial Invitational
April 20 Palmer Triangular
April 24 Fountain Relays
May 1 Widefield Invitational
May 7 Canon City Invitational
May 15 District Meet
May 21 &22 State Meet
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The 71 Track Team consists of: 1st row: Ed Dunlap, Ken Perkins. Ron Garcia, Mike May; Middle row: Dave Littlefield. Bill Gentile, Marty Fineran,
Bill Holiday, Dave Wolfkiel, Matour Battle, Dan Hanson; Back row: Ernie Woodard, Dick Kastle, Jim Diggs, John Akers, Kirk Hughs, John Gail-
ard, Scott Ward(Manager).
Ed Dunlap heaves the shot put (above) as Marty Fineran perfects
his form throwing the discus (right).
Pep Club Pulls Crowd Together
Bottom Row: Jcri Valdez, Vice-President, Cynthia Vigil, President, Gail Satterwhite, Treasurer
Top Row: Joan Duffy. Secretary, Debbie Neal, Student Council Representative.
52
Pom-Pom Girls Add Spirited Entertainment
Bottom Row: Debbie Robison, Debbie Freeman, Janet Cox, Pam Stone, Tricia Knipp.
Top Row: Myra Dellacrocc, Monica Stamper, Brenda Spera.
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Bottom Row: Berta Martinez, Marcia Dellacrocc, Pepper Grgich, Barb Mc-
Clendon. Middle Row: Velma Sanders, Kathy Martinez, Tanya Gonzales, Mar-
ianne Fcrrino, Roxanne Auck. Top Row: Debbie Quesenberry, Dolly Rogers,
Debbie Robertson.
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Apache Drill Team Provides Half Time Entertainment.
The Apache Drill Team performs before the student body at Pep As-
sembly.
Freshman Cheerleaders
Provide Leadership
at Freshman Games
Bottom Row: Debbie Kauk, Pam Zabor. Top Row: Edith Jacobsen,
Rachel San Pedro.
Lettermen’s Club
Instills Pride
in Sportsmanship
Wayne Zeomes and Artie Fuentez load the popcorn
machine in preparation for busy half-time business.
Front Row: Mr. Martin, Mike Richards, Jim Albin, Jay Bellis, Lewis Pederson, Wayne Zeornes, Mr. Best. Second Row Mr Ross,
Larry Lucero, Scott Benson, Shane Goosen, Kent Smith, Gary Caraway. Thrid Row: Scott Ward, Don Walton, Louis Lampton,
Galen Couch, Fred Ransom. Fourth Row: Joe Bellis, Artie Fuentez, Barron Tatnall, Jeff Stone, Brad Stone.
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“School Board”
The school board directors (top) are from left to right: Mr. William Tadder, v-pres.; Mr.
Donald Giberson, pres.; Mrs. Robert Hansen, sec.; and Mr. Joe Esch, treas. Not Shown
is Mr. Jack Wilson. The administrative officers (middle) are Mr. Wayne Bricker, supt.,
Mr. Lionel Robertson, asst, supt.; and Mr. Robert McCoy, Business Manager. School
Board meetings are held the first and third Thursdays of every month and arc open to
the public. All patrons are invited to attend.
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The Good Guys...
Mr Starritt listens to a guidance problem. For him this was Black Friday.
Working With Inlaws and Outlaws
Mr. Mackey and Mr. Morris smile over a private joke.
Big chief Askew captures two cowboys.
Science
Moves Into New Facilities
Al Brophy
Carson Herrin
Paul Martin
Gary Montel
Paul Rahne
Dave Best
Connie Kanzler
John Morris
Vickie Pretti
Mathematics
Expands Faculty
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Library Provides Opportunity for Individual
Research
Lew Ward
Social Science Department Creates Interesting
Courses
Sarah Ashcraft
Dean Campbell
Craig Gamer
English Department
Opens New
Resource Center
Helen Greene
George Guerin
Colleen Larson
Barbara Littlefield
Betty Ogden
Judy Robbins
Jo Wasson
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Home Ec Adds Courses—Driver’s Ed Loses Car
Allieta Nelson
Sam Hansen
Virginia Rinie
Dale Freeman Dick Milward
Keith Smart
Ken Wilson
Vocational Arts
Trains Mechanics
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Carol Milne
Jo Nelson
Kathleen Welch
Business Provides
Practical Training
Joan Mahanke
Betty Martin
Lynn Strciff
RoseOrmanoski
Fine Arts and Physical Education
Mildred Bayless Martha Booth George Burnett Floyd Frame Cicilyn Weaver
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Counselors and Secretaries
Audrey Jensen
Dan Lampe JaneTrogden George McBee
Dorothy Bauer
Joanne Crook
Barbara Delventhal
Mrs. Jensen
Alma Englert
Betty Myers
67
Gourmet Chefs
Contribute to
School Life
68
Senior Officers Beat the Money Problems
Brenda Spera, Treasurer; Carrie Rodgers, President; Cynthia Vigil, Secretary; and Emerson Williams, Vice-President.
Mary Adams
Bob Aibner
John Akers
Pat Akers
Gina Albertson
Walter Albertson
Jim Albin
Bruce Alger
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Pat Arnold
Barbara Asmond
Charles Auck
Clinton Austin
Becky Avila
Betsy Baca
Patricia Bacho
Sam Bader
Pattie Baker
Roger Baker
Nora Barcclon
Wellsford Barlow
Linda Larsen, Evelyn Cash, and Sandy Pithey build spirit on “Top
Cheyenne Day".
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Seniors Win “Skinny Stewart” With Great Float
Bill Barrows
Donna Bauer
Robert Beardsley
William Bentley
David Decker, lead man on Senior Float.
Betty Berggren
Pat Seville
Ralph Blackwell
Ted Blanchard
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Vicki Greenberg, Nora Barcelon, and Sue Detmering put the commons to good use in the morning.
Paula Bosch
Alvin Bowman
Sharon Brandon
Dennis Bray
Debbie Brown
Mary Kay Brown
Wayne Brown
John Buettner
Sondra Burdue
Harold Butts
Michael Carter
Evelyn Cash
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Ernest Cavanaugh
Kim Cerioni
John Peterson and Cynthia Vigil take time out to relax after working on the prize-winning Senior float.
Russell Chamney
Bennie Clary
Terry Cline
Mike Coats
Debbie Cole
Sue Cooley
David Cordova
Bill Corral
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Sue Cross Chris Day Linda Dechcnne
Janet Cox
it
David Decker
Sue Detmering
Rita Dcwalle
Gary Hobbs'engineering genius leads senior class float to victory.
75
Carmen Diaz John Diggs Sharon Dornick RoleneDostal
Mike Dubray Joan Duffy Crystal Farley Norma Fausnaugh
76
Debbie Flathers
Steve Delander
Ana Flores Carmen Fontanez
Priscilla Foster
Debbi Freeman
Charlene Fuson
John Gaillard
Clark Garrett
Edwinna Gary
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Gary Gibson
Mark Gibson
Roberta Gilloth
John Gibney
Myung Ginzel
Calvin Gipson
Tanya Gonzales ShaneGoosen Harold Goukcr Pam Gray
78
Vicki Greenberg
Being Seniors means
we can have our own
way—at our own
expense.
Stan Grinde
Zig Gulcznski
Rosemary Halvorson Chris Hanes Sandra Hannibal
Tom Harlow
Deborah Hebbcrt
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Seniors are Spirit Leaders!
John Henderson
Patti Hines
Robert Herrero
Danny Hoffman
Robert Huber
Judy Hudgins
Tim Huffman
Cynthia Jackson
Rick Jackson
Kathy James
Axel Jasper
JoDeen Johnnie
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Craig Johnson
Jennifer Jones
Larry Jones
Honton Kearny
Jill Kirtley
Joe Knowles
Debbie Kuhlman
Glen Larsen
Joe Monaco and Russ Chamney participate in all Senior activities!
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Linda Larsen
Bill Linthicum
Barbara Asmond, reigning Homecoming Queen.
Roanld Levi
Mark Lorenson
Eunice Lowe
Larry Lucero
Terry Lytle
Robert Mackey
Lynn Mallory
Malcolm Marchman
Patty Mariott
Linda Marsh
“No one knows what he can do till he tires.”
Mike McBride
Barbara McClendon
Alvin Miller
Barbara Miller
Joe Monaco
Donna Morss
Robert Mackey makes good use of our fine library facilities.
Teresa Munselle
Mark Myers
Mike Myers
Debbie Neal
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Anita Newdl
Nancy Ohmer
Carol Ortiz
Barbara Pacheco
Mary Markworth- 96 words a minute?
Pam Palmer
Gary Parker
Audon Partida
John Patrick
Joanne Peck
Eleanor Pdto
Louis Pederson
John Peterson
84
Sandy Pithey Gunther Platzek
Sherrie Porter
Linda Price
Craig Putnam Gail Quillen
DaleQuinn
Fred Ransom
Mike Carter has senioritis
Matthew Redabaugh
Angela Rivera
Julian Rivera
Debbie Robison
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Carrie Rodgers
“Seniors Got Spirit!”
Dolly Rogers
Carol Root
Jean Runner
Paula Rutledge
Robert Sandvig
Joanne Peck exercises liberated dress code.
Richard Savarese
Gail Schnieder
Gabriele Schaefer
Janice Schryvcr
86
Brad Stone and friend clean littered campus.
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Pam Stone
Bill Strutton
Mike Stringfellow
Sue Sweeney
Garry Thanscheidt
Barron Tatnall
MikeThomas
Gary Thompson
Sandy Turano
Nita Tilley
Christina Tinney
Jan Torfin
88
Barbara Uhrig Bernadette Vela Cynthia Vigil Tony Vinson
Kathy Wallace Richard Wallace Kathy Walter Don Walton
Lloyd Ward Pamela Warner Curt Warren Karen Weakland
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STOP! STOP' STOP!
Lance White
Robert Whitley
Emerson Williams
Cathy Woods
Dawn Wykoop
Susan Yarberry
Gary Yates
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Sales and MarKCtrfl^'l Executive 'CUIjO
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Bernadette is personel dJrettff^TMQNC
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Junior Achievement contests she has won tfl^chievei
land Junior Executive awards Tor outstanding acco’ng
plishments in her JA company.
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from behinfl
true position in life
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Outstanding Seniors Recognized
Les Seymour, one of Harrison’s more prominent art students, won a blue ribbon finalist award in the Scholastic Art Awards regional exhibition with his
pencil sketch of Jimi Hendrix. Les's sketch will now be sent to New York forjudging in the national competition.
Carrie Rodgers not only
served Harrison as senior
class president and editor
of the ’71 Panther, but she
also found time to serve on
the May D. & F. fashion
board and was chosen
Seventeen Magazine rep-
resentative for Colorado
Springs.
Joanne Peck beams with Joy after being crowned Duchess
of the Mardi Gras Ball at the Broadmoor. Joanne, who rep-
resented Harrison, was chosen among representatives of the
other nine Colorado Springs high schools. She also repre-
sented Harrison as the winner of the DAP. Good (itizen
Award.
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Juniors Give Big Push at Bonfire!
Adams, Gary
Akers, Steve
Anderson, Jeannie
Archuleta, Nelson
Arnold, Ryland
Auck, Roxanne
Bailey, Deborah
Bales, Mike
Bamesberger, Craig
Ballard, Sue
Battle, Patricia
Barton, Dave
Batts. Audrey
Bauder, Karen
Beaderstadt, Gary
Beaton. Gil
Bdlis, Jay
Bdlis, Joe
Benda, Barbara
Benson, Steve
Bentley, Gail
Bennett, Barbara
Bennett, Wendy
Berce, Ken
Betts, Wayne
Borcherding, Sharon
Bowers, Fifi
Briggs, Suzanne
Brooks, Suzy
Brown, Carol
Juniors give their entry a push in the Volkswagen push at the Bonfire.
Brown, Dale
Buckman, Meg
Burch, Susan
Burke, Geary
Burnett, Buddy
Bumett, Sonny
Burton, Bill
Campbell, Pete
Caraway, Gary
Carter, Brenda
Casados, Sam
Case, Dena
Cecil, Dale
Clark, Kirk
Clark, Vickie
Cobos, Ricardo
Coffey, Brenda
Collins. Ed
Cordova, Charlene
Couch, Galen
Courtright, Marya
Crandall, Cindy
Cumey, Michael
Curran, Casey
Dalberg, Mark
Dame, Roy
Day, Allison
Delvalle. Joe
Dement, Dennis
Detmering, Chrys
Dewalle, Eugenia
Dick, Bobby
Ditlow, Richard
Doudna.Tom
Dzurovchin, Russ
Earls, Jeff
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Edgar Michael
Edmiston Frank
Ellis Linda
Escobar Freddy
Essex Carol
Faluba Susan
Farley Rebecca
Fausnaugh Mike
Fevig Kim
Finck Harold
Fineran Marty
Flesher Pat
Fontanez Rene
Forsyth Nancy
Foster Wayne
Fox Robert
Franco Lyle
Frazier Donna
Fuentez Arthur
Gair Jennifer
Gallegos Charles
Gary Robert
Gatiss Joyce
Grgich Pepper
Gentry Terri
Gibson Teresa
Gibson Tommy
Gieck Candy
Gillette Della
Gillette Demmy
Gilloth Carol
Gillott James
Goans Tom
Goins Mike
Goldstein Martha
Goosen Terry
Students who lead the Junior class this year were Linde Grinde, secretary; Marlene Harlow, vice-president, and Jean
Lorenson, treasurer. Not pictured is Wayne Zcornes, president.
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Gray, Ken
Greene, Theresa
Grice, Kathy
Grabes, Ron
Harlow, Marlene
Harrod, Paige
Hazlett, Holly
Henderson, Doug
Henderson, Gary
Henderson, Pam
Hendricks, Bill
Herholz, Kathy
Hernandez, Vicky
Himebaugh, Nancy
Hobbs, Patricia
Hodges, Starla
Griess, Roberta
Grindc, Linda
Hagan, Lindsey
Hammond, George
Houtchins, Lynn
Huffman, Pam
Hughes. Kirk
Inman Lyn, Nelle
Isaac, Robert
Jackson, Robert
Jackson, Terry
Jiron, Ron
Johnson, Jenny
Johnson, Kim
Johnson, Levi
Kanis, Jeff
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Kastlc, Dick
Kastnee, Myron
Keith. Michael
Kersh, Rusty
Knipp. Tricia
Knowles. Byron
Koch, Eyvonne
Krauss. Trudy
Kruckenberg, Linda
Kuhlman, Donna
Kuipers, Mona
Lamdin. Randy
Lampton, Lewis
Lane, Mike
Langness, Kerry
Leff, Dianne
Lindeen, Kristy
Lorensen, Jean
Lundell, Karen
Malmin, Claudia
Markworth, Joe
Marsh, Jenea
Martinez, Kathy
Martinez, Rodney
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May, Michael
Mayo, Karin
McCalin, Janice
McClain, Mike
McCullough, Gary
Medeiros, Patty
Menke, Barb
Mertes, Larry
Miller, Lorraine
Miller, Tom
Miller, Wayne
Mitchell. Brenda
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Montoya, David
Moses. Benny
Mosley, LeNita
Navarro, Rick
Neal, Paul
Neiv, Joan
Nelson, Leslie
Nelson, Scott
Nesbitt, Arlinda
Newby, Janice
Newport, Christy
Ninness, Michael
North, Jim
Obrien, Mike
Olson, Richard
Orrick, Nona
Ortiz, Tila
Overstreet, John
Pagniello, Sylvana
Palmer, Delman
Parker, Patty
Parker, Shaun
Paulson, John
Peck, Ronald
Perkins. Ken
Peterson, Carol
Pierce, Rodney
Pilloud, Brent
Plante. Patricia
Plemel. Pat
Ploesser. Gail
Pohlenz. Dave
Porter. Bobbi
Price. Milton
Purcell. Pam
Quesenberry. Debbie
Rabbass. Lynne
Rawlins. Brenda
Redabaugh. David
Rchner. Marc
Reinhardt. Bruce
Rice. Jhonny
Rich. Debbie
Richards. Michael
Richardson. Steffy
Roberts. Judy
Robinson. Jerry
Rodriguez. Marisela
Rodriguez. Steve
Rogers. Amy
Romero. Anthony
Roser. Mary Kay
Royce. Connie
Rutledge. Betty
Ryter. Mark
Sanchez. Ralph
Sanders. Sherry
Sandoval, Bill
Sapp. Vicki
Satterwhite. Gail
Schreiber. Sue
Sey mour. Jan
Sharp. Lucille
Shaw, Helena
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Ralph Saunchez. Julie Wille, and Sue Schrieber look over their booklets before the beginning of the junior magazine sale
assembly.
Sheldon, Jim
Shipp, Virginia
Simon. Margaret
Skelton, David
Skupa, Kay
Slattery, Cheryl
Smith, Charlotte
Smith. Karen
Smith, Melody
Smith. Rick
Snelling. Ron
Starck. Patricia
Slewart. Don
Sturgeon, Susan
Sulley, John
Swan, James
Tague, Kurt
Tague. Wall
Taylor, Connie
Thompson. Dave
Thompson, Fred
Tinney, Mike
Torfin. Phyllis
Trapp. Casey
Trujillo, Helen
Trumbo. Paula
Tubac. George
Tuder.Tom
Turman. Greg
Upshaw, Kim
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Sophs
Abeyta, Mel
Adams. Jesse
Adams. Stephen
Adamski. Rochelle
Addy. Diana
Albrecht. Bruce
Albritton, Wesley
Allison, Susan
Apeicio, Connie
Apple, Joni
Aragon, Kathy
Aragon. Shirley
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Arendell. Debra
Atkinson, Elsie
Auck. Iris
Baca, Patsy
Bacho, Joseph
Baird, Mark Richard
Ballard, Ginny
Banicki. Linda
Bamson. Elizabeth
Battle, Emest
Beaderstadt, Carol
Beardslee, Jacqueline
Beaton. Glenn
Beatty, Willard
Been, Jeffery
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Belsky. Danny
Bennett. Bill
Bennett. Jim
Benson, Pam
Berce, Lynda
Best, Dolores
Bethay, Julie
Bcvillc, Shane
Bidsford, Jaynee
Martha McCormick engages in her usual pasttime.
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Borcherding. Harlin
Bohannon, David
Bowers, Bill
Bray, Tim
Breeden, Angela
Breeden, Don
Bricker, Mark
Brown, Theresa
Buckingham, Jan
Buettcncr, Cathy
Burch, David
Burke, Kathy
Bush, Terry
Butler, Kathy
Campbell, Curt
Canale, John
Casey, Ginette
Cash, Mary
Castaweda, Richard
Chamney, Cindy
Conway, Bob
Copenhaven, Collene
Cordova, Mike
Criminger, Vicki
Cruz, Doreen Clare
Cruz, George
Cruz, Michael
Dalberg, Robin
Dame, Eleanore
Davis, Constance
Dechenne, Doug
Dederick, Jim
Dehart, Carolyn
Delay, Mike
Ddlacroce, Marcia
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Derrington, Glenn
Diaz. Arthur
Diaz, Miriam
Dick, Cynthia
Diggs. James
Dornick, Janet
Doughty, Marcia
Dunlap. Edward
Dunn, Jeff
Edmison. Frances
Emerson. Michelle
Engel, Thom
Epperson, Debbi
Escobar. Susie
Essex, Charles
Evans. Echo
Faast.Tim
Fernandez, Richard
Ferrino. Mary Ann
Fest. Anna
Flynn, Christy
Franco. Mary
Frazier. Gary
Frisby, Linda
Gabbard, Betsy-
Gagnon, Barbara
Gallegos, Danielle
Garcia, Maria
Geist. Mary Lou
Gentile, William
Gloria, Albert
Goldstein, Jeff
Gonzales, Christi
Gordon, Shelley-
Gould. William
Graves. Debbie
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Grayckowski, John
Graydon, Lydia
Greene, Mike
Greisz, Pat
Griffin, Cheryl
Grumley, Charles
Hall, Jacqueline
Hansen. Danny
Hardel, Manuella
Hartman, Kevin
Harper. Denise Gwen
Hartman, Bruce
Heffernan, Pat
Henderson, Ann
Henderson, Larry
Henry, Pam
Herrar, Rosemarie
Hodges, Rick
Holliday. Bill
Hollon, Tim
Houtchens, Joli
Hoerter, Doyle
Huber, Debra
Huffman, Steve
Hughes, Connie
Hunt, Cynthia
Hunt, Robbie
Hurley. Vema Jean
Hurtado, Ron
Javemick, Mike
Oh! What evil lurks in the minds of sophomores.
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Jipp. Metzi
Joh, Allison
Johnson. Frank
Johnson. Lucille
Johnson. Sherry
Jones. Dean
Keller. Marsha
Kinslow, Anne
Knutson. Becky
Koelling. Gregory
Krauss. Ruth
Kussman, Sieve
Ladig. Cynthia
Larsen, Ken
Lee. Valerie
Littlefield. David
Long. Cindy
Lopez, Suzy
Looney. Roger
Lowe. Bill
Luck. Linda
Lytle, Jim
Marby, John
Mace. Karen
Mackey . Virginia
Maddock. Karen
Madsen. Ken
Maestas, Linda
Mallory, Robert
Marchman. Rene
Martinez. Berta
Martine/, Kathy
Martinez, Yolanda
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Mays, Beverly
McCormick, Marva
McCullough, Andy
McDaniel, Larry
Moss Rita
Maltcrson, Deborah
Mau, Shirley
Maury, Paula
McGinnis, Doris
McGlynn, Paula
McShcchy, Jim
Meadows, Barbara
The
Spirit of
Medeiros. Vernon
Merrell, Suzanne
Miller, Beth
Miller. Louella
Miller, Pam
Monnetl, Debra A
Morgam, Jackie
Morris, Marcella
Myers. Mike
Myers. Duane
Napue. Joyce
Newman, Keith
Newport. Gary
O'Bnen. Tim
Olivares, Estela
Olivo. Debbie
Onnen, Steven
Ornelas. Mike
Orosco. Ismael
Orrick. Richard
Osborn, Don
Pahl. Steven
Painter. Eddie
Painter. George
Past. Melinda
Paxton. Robert
Pederson. Debbie
Peterson. Tim
Pfauntsch, Trudy
Plante. Jeannie
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Platzek, Angelika
Pridgen,Joey
Quesenberry, Kim
Rcasy, Dave
Richards, Victoria
Rochholz, Craig
Rogers, Dawn
Romero. Denna
Roney, Linda
Ruskey, George
Sanchez. Jenny
Sanders, Velma
Sandlin, Ava
Sandoval, Barbara
Sandoval, Chris
Scott, Bryan
Sellers, Gloria
Seymour, Jill
Shane, Patty
Sigurdson, Kevin
Skelton, Roger
Skupa, Judy
Skupa, Leanne
Slattery. Jerry
Smith, Brenda
Smith, Fred
Smith, Gail
Smith, Jayne
Smith, Kent
Smith, Michael
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Sophomore Class Officers for this year are: Fred Smith, president; Dawn Rogers, treasurer; Robert Mallory, vice-president. Not pictured: Debby Tomp-
kins, secretary.
Snavely, Bonnie
Sneed, Billy
Sneed, Wanda
Snyder, Louise
Stiver, Speme
Stone, Earl
Strange. Hope
Stubbs, Trena
Stultz, Michelle
Sutton, Juanita
Syverson, Marlene
Tafoya, Ida
Tallon, June
Tapia, Dennis
Tarlton, Jean
Taylor, Jack
Taylor, Lynwood
Tesner, LyAnn
Thero, Edward
Thero, Gary
Thero, Jerry
Tinney, Stephen
Topping, Keith
Trapping, Keith
Trujillo, Susan
Tyler, Debbie
Valdez, Sylvia
Veteto, Sarah
Wahlborg, Steve
Walker, Weldon
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I ntergalactic Pondering
What is it, I wonder, that makes
a fire burn,
or a pain hurt,
or a circle round?
How deep is depth
and how far does a thought reach
into Inner Space?
Why is sorrow so sad
and joy so ecstatically happy?
What makes warmth feel good
and cold
feel so desperately
lonely and empty?
From what type of tree
did they make the door
that separates Life
from Death?
Where does man end
and the earth begin?
What defines an object,
if objectivity exists
at all?
And what is love?
You tell me that fire
is the result of
chemical combustion
and that depth is the distance
from Up There to
Down Here,
but what defines those?
Perhaps I’ll never know......
but then again,
what is “knowing?”
Walton. Patty
West, Dave
Watts, Mike
Whatley, Eddie
Whitford, Mary
Whitley, Jannett
Wieczorekm, Mary
Weiss, Roxann
Wells, Leroy
Webb, Lome
Wehner, Karen
Wallace. Rocky
Williams, Audrey
Williams, Mario
Williams, Vicky
Wineman, Dianne
Wingard, Kenneth
Winings, Gary
Sperrie S tiever
Wilmoth, Robert
Wilson, Clinton
Wilt, Shirley
Wolfkeil, David
Waltz, Wayne
Womack, Lynn
Woodward, Paula
Wurm, Theresa
Yarberry, Florine
Zabor, Kelly
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FROSH
Abeyta, Ted
Aceves, Bev
Albright, James
Albritton, Jo Ellen
Amparan, Rose
Anderson, Mike
Andrick, Rickie
Apple, Monty
Apricio, Manuel
Aragon, Carolyn
Archibegue, Gilbert
Arkel, Montie
Arnold, Mark
Asmona, Leon
Atkinson, Monica J.
Austin, Mike
Baca, Debbie
Banesberger. Kent
Barker, Diane
Battle, Diana
Bealey, Debby
Beatley, Anderson
Beaver, Donald
Beedle, Ann
Bennett, John
Bennett, Wendell
Benson, Brad
Beville. Lee A.
Black, Karen
Borgen, Jan
Bowline, Katherine
Boyles, Pat
Breeden, Kelvin
Briones, Diane
Bruce, Harold
Buckmen, Ruth
Burke, Steven
Calu, Keith
Campbell, Lori
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Canada, Paul
Carlson, Dennis
Carneal, Monte
Carpenter, Dennis
Carr, Steve
Carrail, William
Carver, Gilbert
Carwile, Ron
Castaneda, Cheryl
Catt, Mark
Christenson, Teresa
Clark, Bruce
Clemons, Keith
Clifton, Debbie
Coats, Linda
Comeau, Delana
Copenhaver, Clare
Corbett. Tim
Corral, Alan
Cox, Debbie
Cox, Sharon
Cross, Judy
Cummins, Candi
Dalton, Alison
Danno, James
Danzler, Barbara
Darnall, Jim
Davidson, Pam
Davies, Kim
Davis, Marie
Day, Will
Dehart, Phyllis
Delauder, Barbara
Devall, Anthony
Dement, Kim
Dickerson, Michelle
Diercouff, Don
Ditlow, Steve
Donley, Hirem
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Doudna, Doug
Dubray, Karen
Duffy, Jim
Dunlap, Thomas
Dzurovchin, Janet
Early, Denise
Evans, Carol
Evans. David
Evans, Roxanne
Farmer, Larry
Fausnaugh, Jim
Field, Tom
Finchum, Cindy
Finley. James
Fisher, Carol
Flathers, Diane
Flesher. Kathleen
Faougner, Davida
Gadbois, Martin
Gallegos, Debbie
Ganiere, Brian
Garcia, Virginia
Geroge, Rodney
Gibson. Lloyd
Eastbum, Steve
Edmiston, Doris
Eggers, Freedom
Eidrie, Shirley
Ellis, Pam
Estabrook, Wanda
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Gillette, Delsa
Glosson, David
Godsey, Debbie
Goins, Darlene
Good, Beverly
Gorman, Rick
Grauberger, Kathy
Grave, Kenny
Graves, Charlene
Graves, Charles
Graves. Sharon
Grayckowski, Edward
Graydon, Delana
Graydon, Kate
Green, Debbie
Gremmer, Michael
Hall, Lynn
Hamilton, Gerhard
Hammerly, Robert
Hancock, Patty
Hankins, Margaret
Hannibal, Stan
Harlow, Rick
Harrell,Glenn
Harris, Augustine
Harrison, Otis
Hauptley, Nancy
Hawkins, Bill
Gazlett, Heidi
Headley. Kyle
Freshman class officers are: Rick Gorman, secretary; Stan Turpin, treasurer; Steve Veteto, vice-president; Raul Moreno, president.
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Heckert, Janet
Hendricks, Terry
Hendrickson, Debbie
Hennigan, Mike
Hoar, George
Hodges, Cindy
Hodges, Debbie
Hoffman, Steve
Jenet Stamper drinks a toast to the future of Harrison High School.
Hormer, Mike
Holcomb, Ken
Hollon, Jon
Holtz, Randy
Howell. David
Howell, Dorothy
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Huber, Richard
Huelie, Howard
Hurtado. Carol
Hurtado, Debbie
Huskins, Wanda
Inmon, Bryce
Jackson, Cherie
Jacobsen, Edith
Jiron, Susan
Johnson, Leon
Johnson, Mike
Johnson, Paris
Johnson, Sandi
Junkins, Tina
Jones, Arthur
Jones, Brenda
Jones, Carl
Jones, Kelvin
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Jones, Kevin
Jordan, Heidi
Kauk, Debbie
Kdth, Dave
Kenny, Mike
Koelling, Terry
Knowles, Dan
Knowles, Greg
Knox, Judy
Knutson, Jim
Koepke, Patricia
Kruse, Cathy
Kramer, Debbie
Kramer, Frank
Kuipers, Barbie
Kuykendall, Debbie
WAITING FOR THE BUS
I saw you standing there in the
late-aftcrnoon sunlight.
So calm, so quiet, so content.
I heard the wind whisper your name
in a thousand different tongues
as it passed thru the bare autumn trees
and ruffled you lemongold hair.
I saw you move alone, unheeded and free
down the sidewalk, your footfalls
silent against the cold avenues of gray,
clad in wool butterscotch-plaid jacket warmth,
protection from something that could
never hurt you anyway.
I felt your gaze sweep upward
into the heavens to touch clouds.
soaring with the swallow,
their lonely cries echoing southward,
the space of air always between them
No one could ever guess at the worlds
swimming inside your eyes.
No one could ever know what
hand your soul rests within
while you appear to fit the Glove
so snugly
No.
No one will ever know.
Least of all me.
Sperrie Stiver
Kussman, Ricky
Laloge, Beckie
Laird, Jack
Laird, Tony
Lairmore, Mike
Lambert, David
Lee, Cindy
Leris, Donna
Lohse, Leigh
Looney, Elaine
Loper, Vicky
Luck, Larry
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Lyon, Marty
Mace, Barbara
Madrid, Ray
Matthes. Lori
Manzanares, Vicki
Marchman, Kevin
Martinez, Ben
Marvin, Don
Maryea, Kathy
Mass, Charles
Matheny, Inge
Mathis, Shari
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Mayer, Manuel
Mayes, Jim
Mayso, Sherri
Maze, Mike
McCarthy, Michael
McConneughey, Mark
McConnico, Jerry
McGraw, Dennis
McKenzie, Mike
McKnight, Jim
Meachem, Debbi
Meadows, Debbie
Miller, Warren
Monnett, Charles
Moreno, Raul
Morris, Marilyn
Morris, Medina
Morrison, Kevin
Morss, John
Moses, Eddie
Moreno, Cecilia
Muniz, Tony
Munselle, Joni
Murillo, Judy
Musick, Sheryl
Myers, Steve
Nelson, Kym
Norred, Mike
Nowline, Debra
Odland, Kathy
Ohmer, Danny
Olivares, Gloria
Olivas, David
Osborn, Wayne
Palmer, Becky
Palmer, Carol
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Parks, Jackie
Parrish, Kathy
Partida, Maria
Patrick,Joyce
Patterson, Steve
Perkins, Cathy
Peterson, Randy
Petrovich, Jimmy
Pierce, Alida
Pigeon, Margaret
Pithey, Lori
Platch, Thomas
Plemel, Michael
Pohlson, Mike
Porter, Debbie
Pugh, William
Raboteau, Donata
Ramirez, Theresa
Ramsay, Deborah
Rankin, Leigh
Raynock, Denna
Redabaugh, Damian
Reeder, Ruth
Reginald, Howard
Reid. Dorlene
Reinhard, Gary
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Reitan, David
Rivera, Luis
Roll, Patricia
Romero, Eva
Romero, Leroy
Roney, Mike
Rough, Gloria
Royce, Pam
Rucker, Lorrain
Rupert, Emily
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Sabin. Sherri
Sack, Donald
Sgapolu, Lucille
Samora, Nick
San Pedro, Rachel
Schneebeck, Jen
Schrader, Vicki
Schultze, Greg
Schwengler, James
Scott, Debbie
Sharp, Janice
Sharp, Rosetto
Sheldon. Marleah
Shellenberger, Larry
Shepard, Judy
Shaw, Barbara
Siedentopf, Bobby
Sinde, Frank
Sintas, Dorothy
Smith, Anne Rose
Smith, Ramona
Smith, Sharon
Smith, Shirley
Spirk, Steve
Tears fall. They splash onto
your distorted funny-mirror reflection,
evaporate instants into rainbow-gold
sizzle-comedy.
What is it that mocks the cry of life,
the heartbreak, the sorrow, and twists it
into a laugh more firvolously, more
painlessly, than you, Carnival Clown?
With mirth your loom and the sun your brush
you thread our weeping sighs thru your magic calliope
and paint our faces yellow. Teasing emotion
upon you xylophone playtoy, you strike any chord
that grabs your whimsy.
Forever playing endless summer afternoon-
ice cream truck & hayride tunes of joy.
Always laughing. Always bringing cheer.
Able to sprinkle salt upon the tail of your
snowbird, make it dance in ecstatic circles
and fly madly to the sun to melt in
frenzied delerium.
You must know the secret of life, Carnival Clown.
You, you must surely know The Secret.
But still I can't help but wonder
what I will find on the Other Side
of your funny-mirror
when the merry-go-round has died and all the crowds
have gone home.
Yes tell me, Carnival Clown,
What will I find then?
Sperrie Stiver
Stamper, Janet
Stansbury, Richard
Stark, Danny
Staup, Susan
Stevens. Mark
Stevens. Terry
Stewart, Laura
Stoll, Joe
Stout, Joe
Stout. Kevin
Strange, Virgil
Stumpff, Kristi
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Debbie Meachem prepares a lab in her science class.
Supplee. Joel
Swain, Jeff
Swanson, Steve
Swim, Myron
Rafoya, Sam
Taoke, Bruce
Tarlton, Arthur
Taylor, Jeanette
Taylor, Kathryn
Taylor, Twanna
Taylor, William
Thompson, Tom
Thompson, David
Tomek, Dave
Topping, Alicia
Toth, Cynthia
Tovrea, Gaylen
Trigg, Jane
Turano, Billy
Turman, Robert
Trupin, Stan
Tumbuga, Richard
Van Wormer, Alvin
Vestal, Karl
Veteto, Steve
Vide, Ann
Vigil, Danny
Vigil, Millie
Virden, Pat
Wagers, David
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Wallace, Gayla
Wallace, Jim
Wallace, Peggy
Walter, Connie
Warren. Byrum
Water, Ken
Watkins, Daniel
Watt, Ingrid
Watt, Herbert
Webb, Debbie
Wehner, Margaret
Wilkins, Kristene
Winston, Scot
Wood, Dave
Wood, Mike
Wright, Robbin
Wrobel, Linda
Williams, Antwan
Williams, Don
Williams, James
Williams, Lorraine
Willingham, Alan
Wyche, Mary
Zabor, Pam
Zakis, Beverly
Zunk, Terry
Elaine Looney, Ramona Smith, and Judy Shepard watch as a classmate performs on the trampoline.
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Freshmen Have to Begin Somewhere
Love Is Sharing______
A FIST FULL OF HAPPINESS
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You Create the World You Live in
Without a
Lighting Crew,
Harrison’s
Entertainment
Would Be in
The Dark.
il lighting crew at work, Chuck Auck, Gary Parker, and
Patrick.
Gary Parker, Chuck Auck, and
John Patrick make a few more
adjustments on lights in the cat-
walks.
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Ken fierce reads to Dave Decker and Paula Weiss (above)
and Priscilla Foster speaks with emotion (left) in a scene
from “Fashion.”
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Drama Classes Tantalize Audiences With Their Two Fall Productions.. .
Fashion, Your a Good Man Charlie Brown
Linus cuddles his blanket (top left), Charlie Brown is serenaded by his
friends (top), Snoopy curses the Red Baron (right)’ and Charlie Brown’s
friends observe his shyness (above)
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Johnny Belinda! A Thousand Hours
Locke’s wife, Amy Rogers, struggles with her inner conflicts in taking Belinda’s baby
away from her.
Priscilla Foster, McDonald’s sister, gives advice to her brother
on the way he should treat Belinda.
Dr. Jack comforts Belinda before he leaves for Montreal.
McDonald frowns as he finds out Belinda
has not been doing her share of the work.
Hard Work and Persistence.
Paula Weiss, showing that actions can add more than words, protrays the part of a deaf-mute, Belinda.
(Above) Jeff Stone, playing John McDonald, is restrained by Dave Decker, Dr. Jack, when he
goes for his gun to kill Belinda’s rapist. (Right) As Locke, Kim Cerioni, puts great emphasis
into his death scene.
Concert Band Entertains
(From Left to Right) First Row: Patty Hobbs, Ava Sandlin, Pam Warner, Debbie Robinson, Connie Walters, Brad Stone, Alison Dalton, Dennis Bray.
Second Row: Linda Dirkson, Gary Frazier, Mario Williams, Nora Barcelon, Myra Dellacroce, Phil Beedle, Roger Skeleton, Debbie Robertson, Brad Ben-
son, Janet Dzurouchin, Gary Beaderstadt, Jean Lorenson, Byron Knowles, Paula Woodward, Gilbert Archibeque, Lori Fechter. Third Row: Kathy Walters,
Tim Peterson, Clinton Wilson, Marva McCormick, Tom Doudna, Marcia Doughty, Harrold Butts, Bob Mackey, George Hammond, Craig Johnson, John
Peterson, Richard Orrick, Mark Bricker, Emerson Williams, Sam Bader, Doug Doudna, Stan Turpin, Kathy Grauberger, Joyce Gatiss, Ernie Woodard, Al-
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Full House
ynn Mann, Craig Rochholz, B.J. Esch, Patty Parker, Leon Johnson, Don Walton, Candy Gieck. Fourth Row: Jan Borgen, Jenny Johnson, Carol Palmer,
Terry Gentry, Bill Bennett„Pat Walton, Steve Veteto, Fifi Bowers, Larry Daniels, Mr. Frame, Jerry Robison, Bruce Hartman,Jackie Beardsley, Gregg Win-
gard, Richard Olson, Chuck Auck, Don Shiverdecker, Frank Johnson, Jim Dederick, Jeff Slone, Bruce Inman, Jim Bennett, Clinton Austin, Steve Benson,
Tim Bray, Glen Beaton, Danny Hanson.
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Partial Brass Ensemble; (Front Row) Debbie Robertson, Becky Kuntson, Janet Dzurovchin, Brad Benson, Steve Benson,
Glenn Beaton. (Second Row) Richard Orrick, Mark Bricker, George Hammond, Doug Daudne, Stan Turpin.
Tired Lips Don’t
Phase Band’s Enthusiasm
Pep band members: (Front Row) Mark Bricker, Gary Frazier, Linda Dirkson, (Second
Row) Marva McCormick, Tim Faust, Barb Dantzler, Marcia Doughty, Clinton Wilson,
(Top Row) Carol Palmer, Patty Walton, Bob Mackey, Harold Butts.
Myra Dellacrose, one of the two students representing Har-
rison at All-State Band, warms up on her french horn.
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Band’s Best Represents Harrison
Charles Auck, an outstanding Harrison student, represents his school and state in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New
York, and the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day in California. He is pictured with the 1971 Tournament of Roses
Queen and famous television actress, Betty White. Charles was a member of McDonald’s All-American Band.
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Saxes in Action.
Ensembles
Practice
for
State
Contest
Richard Orrick, Mark Bricker, Danny Hansen, Phil Beedle, Part of the
advanced brass section.
Stage Band: (Front Row) Joyce Gatiss, Patty Parker, Candy Gieck, Cathy Graubergh, Byron Knowles. (Second Row) Steve Benson,
Glenn Beaton, Tim Bray, Jim Bennett, Donald Shiverdecker, Linda Dierkson, (Thrid Row) Lloyd Frame, director, George Ham-
mond, Richard Orrick, Mark Bricker.
Sondra Burduc expresses herself in romantic mountain
ballad.
Madrigal Singers Delight
Audiences of All
Ages.
Danny Hansen and Karen Weakland strive for a perfect blend at an early
morning rehearsal.
The Madrigal Singers (Front Row) Teresa Munselle, Rick Ditlow, Debbie Quesenberry, John Buetner, Barbara Asmond, Jeff Stone, Carrie
Rodgers, Mike Goins; (Second Row) Danny Hansen, Karen Weakland, Melvin Heckert, Sondra Burdue, John Peterson, Roberta Gilloth,
Galen Couch, Paula Weiss.
Concert Choir Entertains Student Body
Bottom Row: Patsy Lopez, Becky Avila, Cindy Atwood, Theresa Munselle, Pam Berry, Sondra Burduc, Sandy Jackson, Barb Asmond, Pat
Battle, Debbie Quesenberry, Jen Valdez. Candy Geick, Linda Dirksen. Second Row: Carrie Rodgers, Kathy Martinez, Kathy Walters, Dawn
Wynkoop, Paula Weiss, Patty Hobbs, Joyce Gatiss, Debbie Freeman, Sherrie Sanders, Bernadette Vela, Rita Dewalle, Barb Skupa, Roberta
Gilloth, Carol Gilloth, Karen Weaklend. Third Row. Bruce Hartman, Gary Hobbs, Jim Diggs, Ernie Woodard, Galen Couch, Jim Sheldon, Mike
Carter, Jeff Stone, John Peterson, Mike Stultz, Dan Hansen, John Diggs, Dave Littlefield, Joe Bellis, Rene Fontanez. Top Row: Mike Smith,
Rick Dillow, Lewis Pederson, Ken Larsen, Alonzo Mestas, Frank Hinton, Mel Heckert, Dave Wead, Brad Stone, Malcolm Marchman, Jim Mc-
Sheehy, Mike Goins, Jay Bellis, John Buettner. ,<
Members of concert choir rehearse for the winter concert.
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Girls’ Chorus Takes Honors
At State Contest
Barb Gagnon, a helpful part of her section, sings a ballad.
Part of the soprano section practice: Cindy Atwood, Sue Sturgeon, Becky
Farley, Luci Johnson, Pam Percell, Brenda Coffey, Susan Birch.
Mixed Choruses
Execute Excellent
Performances, While
Showing Great
Promise for
the Future.
Selective members of 3rd hour Mixed Chorus: (Front Row) Mrs. Booth, Linda Colts, Stcfany Richards, Maria Partitha, Nancy Hauptley, Kevin Marchman,
Warren Muth, Ruth Reeder, Lorrain Williams, Pam Miller, Pam Zabor, (Second Row) Charlene Cordova, Maria Atkinson, Michelle Stalty, Carol Fisher,
Kevin Hartman, Park Schowalter, Gorge Velasquez, JoAnne Tarlton, Linda Hite, Joely Houtchens, Donna Wcakland, Eugene Dewallc, (Third Row) Rox-
anne Evans, Cathy Buetner, Ann Beedle, Linda Roney, Pat Akers, Richard Stoll, Dean Jones, Wanda Sneed, Cindy Hodges, Margaret Hankins, Cathy
Maryea, Joni Munselle, (Top Row) Barbara Menke, Sharon Clark, Janice Schryver, Gwen Blanchard, Deena Raynock, Frank Devlin, John Graykowsht,
Jennelle Cook, Norma Savarcse, Devvie Hendrikson, Candi Cummins.
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Ensembles Provide the
Opportunity for Competition (f-
and Professional Evaluation.\0- 0
Mike Goins, an outstanding music student, accompanies on
the piano and participates in all-state events.
An outstanding quintet, participating at state contest, (From Left) Joyce
Gatiss, Cindy Atwood, Candy Gieck, Kathy Martinez, (Seated) Debbie
Quesenberry.
A quintet strives for perfect intonation. (From Left) Lucy
Sharp, Christy Gonzales, Mary Cash, Renee Marchman,
Valeric Lee.
A trio practicing for Stale Contest (From Left) Marcia Dellacroce, Alberta Martinez,
and Velma Sanders.
Ecology
Assembly
Emphasizes
Pollution
Litter scene warns of America’s pollution solution.
Willie Montgomery sings a pollution ballad.
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(Left) Shernc Porter and Brenda Coffey sing to emphasize
a pollution solution. (Below) Student Cabinet and drama
classes unite to perform various skits illustrating the need
to stop littering and start fighting pollution.
Pep Assemblies—
Few but Fantastic
Mike Medgely, Harrison’s newest faculty member, brings fresh pep
and enthusiasm to the student body.
Class officers play “pass the orange” at a rousing pep assembly.
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VW Push, Bonfire, Pep Rally
Junior class float, an example of originality and Junior initiative, took many
hours of hard work.
Unite School
Toward Homecoming
Enthusiasm.
1971 Homecoming Queen
Homecoming Honors Queens
(left) Reigning queen, Barbara Asmond, greets the
crowd during the football half time. (Below) Attend-
ants Sondra Burdue and Paula Weiss prepare for
the traditional ride during half time.
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Prom Attendants
1971 Prom Queen
Miss Debbie Robison
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Entertainment
Leaders Get
Into the Act
(Above right) Judy Robbins, outstanding dramatics teacher, coached
the students to perform three outstanding selections. (Below) Martha
Booth and Lloyd Frame, each outstanding in their respective musi-
cal fields, again prompted students to excel in the musical fields.
152
National Honor Society Recognizes Outstanding
Front Row: Joanne Peck, Debbie Robison, Janet Cox, Bernadette Vela, Patti Hines, Marilyn Smith. Second Row: Sherri Porter, Cynthia Vigil, Carol
Root, Paula Rutledge, Nora Barcelon, Carrie Rodgers, Nancy Forsythe. Top Row: Gary Parker, Tom Harlow, Kim Cerioni. Don Walton, Holton Kearny,
Wells Barlow, Chuck Auck.
(Above) Cynthia Vigil and Carrie Rod-
gers watch Mike Coats savor a tidbit
from the National Honor Society bake
sale. (Right) The pot luck dinner ends
with a rousing skit by Bernie Vela, Chuck
Auck, and Janet Cox.
Gary Parker helps end an exciting night by doing
his “Feminist Impressions."
Leadership, Character, Academic Achievement
New Senior members of N.H.S. are Meredith Green, Carol Ortiz, Terri Lytle,
Debbie Brown, Sue Detmenng (first row) Lynn Malory, Gary Thanschcidt, Pam
Grey, Paula Weiss (second row) and John Buettner, Calvin Gibson, John Peter-
son, Priscilla Foster, Dennis Bray, William Bentley (last row).
Lew Lampton on his membership in
Mr. Askew congratulates
National Honor Society.
New Junior members of N.H.S. are David Barton, Gail Beaton, Chris Detmering,
Patti Medeiros, Marie McAuliffe, Roxanne Auck, Linda Derksen, Mike Richards,
Patty Hobbs (first row) Pat Plante, Shaun Parker, Artic Fuentez, Debbi Rich,
Holly Hazelctt, Jenny Johnson, Evonne Koch, Mike Goins (second row) Debbie
Quesenberry, Donna Frazier, Glen Nichols, Lewis Lampton, Wayne Zeorncs,
Gary Beaderstadt, Jeff Kanis, Dave Skelton, Julie Willie (last row).
swearing in.
One of the first functions in beco
Quill and Scroll
Honors
Outstanding
Publication
Students ■
P.Hines, J.Cox, B.Spera, M.Gibson, D.Rogers, M.DcIlacroce. J.Runner, S.Turano, C.Rodgers, C.Vigil.
Key Club Provides Service to Community
Charlie Yoder, Bill Corral, Kim Cerioni,
and Lloyd Ward boost Christmas spirit.
L.Ward, W.Zeomes, J.Monaco, G.Parker, J.Patrick, C.Auck, C.Gipson, K.Cerioni, D.Walton, Mr. Brophy
M.Wells, D.Pollenz, C.Yoder, D.Shiverdecker, J .Albin
Student Council Provides Leadership
Row 1: M. Kenny, C. Dehart, I. Matheny, K. Woods, J. Lorenson, Row 2: M. Medina, J. Gair, A. Fucntez, G. Couch, J. Sheldon, L. Mallory, M. Emerson,
A. Bowman, P. Lopez, J. Diggs, Row 3: H. Strange, P. Rutledge, D. Robison, G. Casey, S. Dclauder, C. Gipson. Row 4: R. Skelton, M. McCormick, J.
Tarlton, A. Rivera, Row 5: D. Thompson, K. Quesenberry, P. Arnold, G. Schafer, W. Walker, D. Neal, L. Marsh, L. Peterson, J. Burmeister, T. Doudna.
Barron Tatnall and Paula Weiss discuss financial plans for a future dance.
Bernadette Vela, Dan Hansen and Patti Hines tally points for
Christmas decorations.
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Student Cabinet Sponsors Special Interest Group
Sandy Turano, Records; Brad Stone. Head Boy; Patti Hines, Relations; Sherri Porter, Assemblies; Bernadette Vela, Head Girl; Amy Rogers, Pub-
licity; Joe Monaco, Morale; Paula Weiss, Treasurer. Dan Hansen, Publicity.
Danny Hansen and A my Rogers look over the public relations books.
Santa Claus, Alisa Mr. Gilliland, sparks interest with his
HO-HO-HO.
Women’s Lib
Takes Over
Annual Leadership
Cynthia Vigil, Sports Editor, reviews basketball scores for final deadline.
(Above left) Carrie Rodgers, Editor-in-chief, checks with Mr
Guerin concerning the copy for entertainment.
Patti Hines, Managing Editor, works hard to make club section
interesting.
Mike McClain, Business Manager, mails bills to patrons.
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Annual Staff Utilizes
Diverse
Talents
(Left) Jeff Kanis, layout coordinator, types copy
for Bowling Club. (Below Left) Harold Finck
shoots Priscilla Foster. (Below) The Annual
Skit was a well planned production by Pris-
cilla Foster.
Paw Print Staff Puts Out 32 Editions of Newspaper
L. Wise shows J. Runner how to do a layout.
Mrs. Littlefield observes G. Hobbs art work for front page design.
C. Finnefrock, N. Tilley, B. Vela, P. Stone, P. Parker, M. Gibson, G. Hobbs, A. Rivera, D. Rogers, D. Neal, J. Cox, M. Dellacroce, J. Runner, S. Turano.
162
BSU Resolves to Pull
Blacks Together
E.Lowe, S.Thomas, R.Marchman, T.Taylor, E.Wyche, D.Turman, S.Jackson, B.Mitchell,
G.Smith, RJackson, L.Johnson, B.Asmond, S.Sanders, V.Sanders, TJackson, D.Tompkins,
C.Austin, G.Turman, M.Myers, G.Adams, B.Tatnell, C.Brown, E.Battle, V.White, K.Patter-
sop
J.White, L.Young, D.Turman, C.Bowman, M.Marchman,
plan events for the next meeting.
FSA Prepares Girls for a Business World
D.Rich, K.Smith, C.Ortiz, E.Pelto (District Secretary), L.Grindc, P.Starck, B.Asmond, M.Stamper, E.Lowe, P.Rutledge, M.Rodriguez
163
F.T.A. Introduces Students to Teaching
K.Larsen, Mrs. Pretti, P.Foster, K.Wallace, M.Forsythe, W.Walker.
F.H.A. Hosts District Convention
D.Brown, L.Miller, M.Buckman, A.Henderson, K.Zabor,
V.Lee, M.Morris, J.Apple. (Top) Girls plan convention
(bottom).
Lorraine Miller adds finishing touches on an FHA display case.
New Speech Teacher Activates Forensics
Back Row; Mr. Mike Midgley, Mary Whitledgc, Larry Jones, Dave Decker, Amy Rogers, Robbin Dolberg, Clarence Bowman, Ron Graves, Doug Dechcnne,
Mark Reiner, John Bellah, Randy Holtz, Back Row: Patty Walton, Priscilla Foster, Patty Hines, Cathy Van Worner, Janet Dornick, Lynn Mallory, Linda
Banicke, Joan Tarlton, Paula Maury.
Marilyn Morris, Cheryl Sabin, Linda Larsen, Mike Myers, Vickie Clark, David Barton, Kathy Orrick.
Art Club
Studies
Specialized
Areas
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Foreign Language
T.Bray, J.Buckingham, T.Engles, play German poker.
R.Dzurovchin, P.Foster, H.Finch, P.Warner, served as officers.
J.Whitley, M.Wehner, S.Elory, set up fora monopoly game.
Mrs. Moore G.Platzek, P.Warner, B.Dantzler, J.Dzurovchin, N.Forsythe, R.Dzurovchin, M.McClain play scrabble.
Clubs Awaken Interest
FRENCH: C. Slattery, G. Knowles, P. Virden, J, Johnson, L. Woodhams, D. Flathcrs,
D. Fougner, L. Kruckenberg, W. Miller, J. Gair, L, Stewart, K. O’Brien, S. Cox, D.
Frazier,
SPANISH: G. Bentley, C. Cordova, M. McCormick,
R. Herrero, V. Manzaneres, T. Peterson, C. Aragon.
Marva McCormick makes good use of the language lab.
167
Industrial Arts Club Develops
Concentrated
Skills in
a Variety of
Work From
Mechanics
to Carpentry
First Row: Demi Gillette, Kelvin Jones, John Akers, Ed Dunlap. Second Row: Rick Harlow, Robert Sandvig,
Gary McCarley, Rodney Martinez, Bruce Vestal. Don Reinhard, Rick Smith, Randy Milan. Third Row: Mr.
Smart, Joe Monaco, Rick Vestal Fourth Row: Ron Snelling, Mike Myers, Mike Wells, Tommy Goans, Paul
Neal, Robert Birdsley, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Freeman.
168
Pre-Med Club Offers Learning
Through
Field
Trips
Prc-med officers and sponsor plan a trip to Penrose Hospital. They are from Left to Right
Nora Barcelon, Secretary; Carrie Rodgers, Vice-president; Mr. Brophy, Sponsor; Cynthia
Vigil, President.
D.Brown, N.Barcelon, V.Greenberg, S.Detmering, K.Grice, A.Sandlin, k.Weakland, R.Avila, D.Brown, D.Wynkoop, P.Hines, S.Cooley, G.Beaderstadt,
T.Dound, M.Thomas, D.Bray, C.Auck, J.Kanis.
A.V. Provides
School With
Audio-Visual
Equipment
Several A.V. members take a break in their day for a line up.
Members
Mrs. Linville (sponsor)
Wells Barlow
Jeff Bean
Michael Carter
Wayne Foster
Bill Gould
Ron Graves
Rick Harlow
Jeff Kanis
Bob Mackey
Kathy Wallace
Rick Wilkins
Mike Edgar
Bill Gould (Above) threads a projector for an awaiting audi-
ence. Ron Graves sets up the vidio tape machine for Mr. Mid-
gcly (Above Left).
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Chess—A Game of Patience and Astute Skill
D.Breer, S.Pithcy, J.Watt, Miss Milne, K.Perkins, M.Medina, M.Green, L.Merdcs, A.Partida, E.Woodard, L.Ward, G.Frazier, K.Gicson.
President Jim Watt, concentrates on 3-D chess. (Above)
Ijrry Mcrdes moves to capture a rook. (Right)
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Bowling Club Developes Fitness
(Right) Mark Lorenson, Dennis Rodgers, Gary McCauluff, William Bentley, Ted Blanchard, Peter Ul-
rich, Richard Romsburg. Ed Moses, Mature Battle, Gail Bentley, Wess Albriton, Barb McClindon. Robert
Gary, Nita Tilley, Nancy Omar, Mike Goins, Mike Omar, Andy Bentley, Linda Kruckenburg.
Science Club Investigate Environmental Problems
Science club members use labs for experimenting.
Eamey Woodward, Patty Parker, Terry Klein, Debbie Cole, Paul Rahne. Loyde Ward, Bobby
Seidcntapf, Tom Engle, Fred Ransome, Scott Ward, Jan Buckingham. Mike Carney.
Sno-Mads Take Weekend Trip
R.Adamski, J.Talon, C.Long, B Uh rig, L.Marsh, M.Green, D.Thompson
to
Crested
Butte
Aquatics
Gains New
Members
C.Curran, J.Diggs, J.Peck, D.Woods, M.Swim, Mr. Milward, Louclla Miller, D.Rogers, Y.Martinez, C.Detmering, H.Kearney, L.Coats, K.Davis, J.Kanis,
G.Nichols, J.Bennett, D.Rich, S.Sturgcon, K.Skupa. ,
GAA Wins Big—District Champs
in Gymnastics
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Miss Ranum, G.Beaton, C.Aragon, B.Mace, C.Jackson, C.Cruz, S.Richardson, P.Dehart, Miss Stephen, K.Slumpff, J.Dzurouchin, B Dantzler, E.Koch,
R.Auck, C.Detmering, M.McAuliffe, D.McGinnis. M.Morris, C.Davis, D.Sintas, P.Zabor, S.Jiron, C.Hughes, C.Beaderstadt, S.Olivares, J.Peck, S.Det-
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Roxanne Auck, Linda Luck, Evonne Koch, Chrys Detmering, Bobbi Porter.
Joan Burmeister at a board meeting.
Sharon Graves, Jean Runner, Connie Hughes, and Slyvia Olivares keep
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STRATTON MEADOWS BARBER SHOP -214 E. ST. ELMO
SURPLUS CITY -204S. 24th STREET
THE MEAT BLOCK -1519 N. UNION BLVD.
THRIFTY RANCH MARKET 1421 S. NEVADA AVE.
TV SPECIALISTS AND APPLIANCES INC. - 332 N. TEJON
/WEST LUND JEWELERS - RUSTIC HILLS PLAZA
1HE MAGNI Fl CENT SEVEN
This section has been dedicated to the following sevei»firms for thei
consistent support in past years.
IVYWILD CONOCO -1044 SOUTH TEJON STREET
J’SAIOT^R’HOTEL-820.IN. NEVADA
MIDWEST BUSINESS COLLEGE -824 UNION BLVD
/ MUSIC CENTER -10 EAST COLORADO AVE.
SINTON’S DAIRY -3801 NORTH SINTON ROAD
SUN NEWSPAPER - P
WADE’S PANCAK
DR. PHILIP EYEN |
A LEY—DRUGS
S&H Green Stamps
Prescription Druggists
Frank Onufrock, Owner
332 South Tejon
Colorado Springs, Colorado
PH. 633-8733
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FJTAIlHHfD 1913
"YOUR MCT [UCTIUCAL CONNECTION"
• yRVICC . . . RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • INSTITUTIONAL
"fOH TKf BIGHT JOB AT THE RIGHT PBICt" COMPUTE
ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
24-HOUR SERVICE
CALL MR. SPARKS...
576-0110 ©
1522 DU5TBY DRIVE
AFTER NOURS RM-V140 OR 5R7-MI7
RAN-SAN
RESTAURANT
Compliments Of The
BOB WAYM
1807 South Nevada Ave.
2 Local
Southgate Shopping
Circle East Mi
COLORADO SPRINGS NEW CAR DEALERS
ASSOCIATION
Bill Breck Dodge Lqc.
Colo. Springs Equij^£o.
Daniels Motors
Owen Fancy Motors
Bob Foss Motors
Johnson Pqjijiac .fe; Perkins Motors
Phil Long Ford . . Silver State Cadillac
Guy MartiOuifk ; Throughbred Car Co.
Money QldwiiQ^ite Williams Chevrolet
1’cnku.s Motors ' Phil Winslow Volkswagen
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CONRADS
CONRAD'S
194
Open 24 Hours Daily
34 Brunswick Automatic Pinsetters
634-8876
STRATMOOR
YOUR NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH
Don't bowl just
3 games and quit,
BOWL-MOR
with us.
HOMEofthe
HARRISON PANTHER
BOWLING CLUB
CfLarlisIe optical 8c 3Lefoe>ers
LOCATED, SOUTH K-MART PLAZA
2508 AIRPORT ROAD
Seniors!
Need extra cash for college or that new car?
Opportunity to earn $3.00 or more per hour.
Training given. Phone 576-0828 for interview.
31 W. Las Vegas St.
Harrison’s
Favorite
Hangout
We’re Proud to be a Part of 0
the Growth of “Harrison High” *
SV. «
Congratulations and best wishes to the Senior class.
“Tomorrow, life is too late: Live Today"
—Martial
LEARN FROM
NATIONA L and
INTERNATIONAL
AWARD WINNING
STYLISTS
an Nuclear
1700 Gerden of the Cods Rd.. Colorado Springs, Colo. S0SQ7
. Division of KAMAN SCIENCES Corporotion
BEAUTY ACADEMY
Day & Evening Classes
• EXPERT INSTRUCTION
• TRAINING i EXPERIENCE
•WIG & WIGLET
STYLING
•VA APPROVED
FREE PARKING
2320 E. PLATTE AVE.
COLO. SPRINGS •
PUEBLO
636-1641
OLYMPIC
GRADUATES
ARE ALWAYS
IN DEMAND
& WELL PLACED
Garden Valley Center 2860 South Circle Drive
MOTEL: Just across the street from the Harrison High Complex.
176 units, restaurant, lounge, coffeeshop.
Best Western, AAA. Colo. Sprs. Finest Motor Hotel.
HOMES: One of Colorado’s largest and complete Mobile & Modular
Home Dealers. Choose from over 50 homes.
MOBILE HOME
PARKS:
The finest and largest mobile home park in the Pikes Peak
Region.
4 stories, 2 elevators, 56,000 sq. ft. unlimited parking, com-
plete services; receptionist, secretary, pool, answering service.
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BEST BUYS
★ SERVING THE REGION SINCE 1949 ★
f RESALE HOMES
NEW HOMES
BOROUGH
american builders, inc.
i WILLIS AGENCY. INC
REALTOR INSUROR
722 S TEJON STREET
633- 1741
For Fine Natural Color Photography
STEGNER PORTRAITS
407 N.Tejon
in Colorado Springs •’ ■
635-2521
634-6545
576-0661
Congratulations
Universal Insurance Agencies
Three offices to serve you
1729 South Nevada
1835 South Nevada
1743 “B” Street
Underage drivers—Military-
Auto—Home—Fi re— Life
Pay Monthly
WHATEVER YOUR BAG-BAG IT AT CONRADS
FABRICS
Teenage Charge Accounts at Conrad’s Widefield
Mall Store. No Interest, No Carrying Charge, Four
Months to Pay.
ALL YOU CAN EAT
LUNCHEON $1.29
DINNERS1.65
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS $1.75
SECURITY SHOPPING CENTER
392-3456
also complete
breakfast
menu
1411 South Nevada
632-0522
CAFE de VILLE
198
COMPANY
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CIGARETTES • CIGARS • CANDY
Phone 634-3564
1» West Cucharras
Colorado sprincr. Colo.
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LOPRESTI ITALIAN
FOODS
Ealallhe GREASY SPOON
Where peanut butter is King."
Carry Out Spaghetti - Sausage- Meatballs - Grinders -
Soups - Salads - Sauce.
We use only the finest government commodities.
Lunch is served from 11:00 to 1:30. Crowds fight
to get to the delicious food.
Located on the campus of Harrison High School
I mported foods - Catering - Park in Rear
2211 E. Platte Ave. 632-5384
Panther Staff Puts the Lid Down on ’71
How come there’s only
*one*
place to sit in here?
Photography
Harold Finck
Illi,,
If anyone hears about
this, down we go.
Copy
Advisor and Photographer
Karen Bauder
Kathy Grice
George Guerin
Cut the (——) and
get to work.
Wipe that grin
off your face.