GHS Yearbook - 1978

And now for something completely different PEOPLE'S DEVELOPMENT

A cont1nu1ng report, a look at the ages of OLD AGE

ADOLESCENCE INFANCY BEHAVIOR

Does th e constant exposure to the e lement s of education effect the e m otional stabi lity of G H S students?

THE LAW

The force that governs the ma sses (May the f orce be with u s.)

THE ARENA

Following our sta r tracks here at G.H S LIVI NG

A People exclusive-gangs of great guy s & gals gather 1n groups to gab, gallivant, and gadabout

PAR TIN G SHOTS

A Letter From The Editors

Where can you find such a diver s1ty 1n act1v1t1es, clubs and organ,. zat1ons 1

Where can you find the beautiful surroundings to study and grow?

Where does there exist such a vast array of personal1t1es, eac h unique 1n its' brilliant style?

Where else but Golden?

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Don't walk ,n front of me, I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Walk beside me and Just be my friend.

There may be said to be two classes of people 1n the world: those who constantly drvrde the people of the world ,nto two classes, and those who do not.

-Camus

-Robert Benchley

There are two ways of spreading light To be the candle, or the mirror that reflects 1t

-Edith Wharton

The mask that hides

Don't be fooled by me Don't be fooled by the face I wear I wear a thousand masks, masks that I'm afraid to take off, and none of them are me

I give the Impress1on that I'm secure, That all is sunny and unruffled w1th1n as well as without That confidence Is my name and coolness Is my game, that the water Is calm and I need no one But don't believe me please

My surface may seem smooth, but my surface Is a mask. Beneath swells the real me, In co nfu sion, In fear, In aloneness But I try to hide this I panic at the thought of my weakne ss and frantically c reate a mask to hide behind, to shield me from the glance that knows.

Yet, such a glance Is precisely my salvation, I know It If It' s followed by acceptance and love, It Is the only thing that will assure me of what 1 can't assure myself, that I am worth somet hing

But, I don't tell you this, I don't dare, I'm afraid to.

So, I play my game, my despara t e game, with a f acade of assurance without, and a trembling c hi ld w1th1n. So begins the parade of masks, and my life becomes a front.

I idly chatter to you surface and top of the head talk, saying nothing of what Is crying w1th1n me Please listen carefully and try to hear what I am not saying, what I'd like to be able to say, but what I cannot say.

I d1sl1ke hiding, honestly I would really like to be genuine and spontaneous and me, but you've got to help me You 've got to hold out your hand, even when that 's the last thing I seem to want.

Each time you're kind and gentle, my heart grows wings, very small wings, very feeble wings, but wings With your sensItIvIty and EMPATHY and your power of understanding, you can breathe life into me I want you to know that.

You can help me be the creator of the person that Is me, 1f you choose to You can break down the wall and release me from behind my mask, my shadow world of panic and uncertainty, from my lonely self Don't pass me by

I may fight against the very help I need But try to beat those w alls down, with gentle hands of love and EMPATHY firm, but gentle hands, for a child 1s very sensItIve

Who am I, you may w onder. I AM ME

-Author Unknown

He's a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction, taking every wrong d1rect1on on hrs lonely way back home

-Kns Kristofferson

Homecoming 1978,

behind scenes report

Events galore were the h1ghl1ght this year as students part1c1pated 1n act1v1t1es throughout the Homecoming week Beg1nn1ng with the trad1t1onal hall decorations, the seniors proved their creative superiority by grabbing first place, followed by the sophomores and Juniors, who, despite their enthusiasm, could not keep the seniors from gaining the honors of winner of class compet1t1on Compet1t1on between classes though was hard up to match the thr i ll of victory displayed by the English Department upon announcement of their first place 1n the faculty part1c1pat1on " Golden Goose" skits Their original rend i tion, centered upon the theme of "Rocky", beat out the other departments amusing and gallant efforts for top spot.

Both students and faculty had a chance for craziness as the GHS campus was transported to the Old West where gunfights and saloon girls were a common sight 1n every classroom, only to be replaced by bobby socks and slicked down hair as a wave of nostalgia transformed students into jitterbugging teeny -boppers of the 50 's Maroon and white were the colors of the day as the carefully decorated floats paraded through the streets of Golden and on to the game against the Arvada Redskins

The sophomores proved victorious 1n the float compet1t1on and, despite Golden's loss to Arvada 6 -23, the Demons failed to lose their spirit as the Homecoming week ended with the success of the Homecoming dance at the Mines student center. Music was provided by "Airborne" Reigning over the Homecoming week were Queen Debbie Tarbox and her court Lisa Cane and Jeannine Davis Junior and sophomore attendants were Eve Anthony and Tammy Reeves.

~'•, FALL FASHION

REVIEW

The GHS gym was the site this year for the first annual Halloween fashion show Parading to music provided by the band " Sou lo", the contes tants modeled the highlights of this year ' s fashion design, 1nclud1ng : (opposite) Old Father Myers for those prefering the early pension plan , Wonder Whoz i t (upper right) perfect for savi ng the city of your choice, and the winner of th is year ' s fasion review, Jaws 111 (upper left) for those Big Ma c attacks beyond human consumption ( Batterie s not i ncluded)

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No holiday for Amy Carter's birthday?

Holidays are an important aspect of any high school. The same 1s true of Golden High Christmas, Halloween, Valentine's Day, and even St . Patrick's Day, play a large part 1n the extra -curricular action This year among the festiv1t1es were a masquerade ball, Christmas Week, Turkey Week, and two Valentine's dances. Elections were held during each holiday, and royalty was crowned Debbie Tarbox and Charlie Gaines were named Valentine's King and Queen, and class Turkeys were Don King, Joe Beck and Vernon Dugger.

Critics acclaim

season opener

S1age Rrght opened rts season thrs year wrth the amusing comedy by Nell Srmon, " Plaza Suite'' Set rn the famous hotel rn New York City, rt focuses on the people and circumstances that wander through the doors of Suite 719 The first act tells the story of a woman (LeAnna Welman) trying to celebrate her twenty -third wedding anniversary despite the real1zatIon of her husband's (Ron V1scher) affair wrth his secretary (Maureen Hermann) Act two, In a completely different lrght, examines the reaction of two high school sweethearts (Sandy Woolsey and Dave Fox) united again for the first time In seventeen years Ending at last with act three and an exasperated mother (Beth Caton) and father (Bill Smith) trying every means to get their daughter (Janene Weddle) out of the ba1hroom and married to her trance (Vernon Dugger) The production was directed by Holly Morrison and other cast members included Scott Banks, Scott Plummer, and Kerth Bryant.

Audiences

love Wilder's classic

Stage R1ght ' s second production of the year was Thornton Wilder's play "Our Town" Set 1n the small town community of Grovers Corners, New Hampshire, "Our Town" deals with time and its changes as seen through the eyes of two children who grow up, marry, and eventually die w1th1n their own secluded and simple world that was the early nineteen hundreds. The cast included : Mark Arnold, Bill Smith, Don Bush, Scott Banks, Pam Mat1ch, Ann D1sborough, John Bradbury, Maureen Herman, Stuart Steers, Jenny Paul, Keith Bryant, Scott Plummer, LeAnna Welman, Dave Fox, Sandy Woolsey, Leah Morgan, Kevin Miller, Mike Banks, Chris Mueller, Mike Cameron, Lisa Sanner, Barb Johnson, Kerry Sanner, Denise Thorpe, Matt Cowell, and Beth Caton. The play was Directed by Holly Morrison and Student Directed by Chris Mueller.

Brother Can You Spare A Dime?

Among the exciting act1v1t1es this year, was the tedious quest for money Fund ra1s1ng was the number one priority on peoples minds this year The year opened with the band sell Ing chocolate bars, and coupon books to finance their venturous trip to Washington D.C. in March Following the band's attempt to raise money, was the Sophomore class These underclassmen peddled M&M's throughout a good part of the year The Tridettes also Joined the ranks of the fund raisers with their stationary and Jolly Rancher candies Another large money raiser was the Soccer team, who vended their Golden High School mugs, to the unsuspecting student body Among other noted fund raisers were the Hero club who filled our stomachs with fresh donuts in the mornings, FBLA, with bake sales, Junior and Senior classes, Deca, and Heo As a result of this huge quest for cash, the KBTV Vs Golden High Basketball game was a successful money ra1s1ng attempt, with the profits going to the Junior class.

Hi Mr. Carter!

Washington D C was the host this year for four Golden High School groups that v1s1ted this famous city December saw the fine art students lead the way as they traveled to N ew York and then to Wa shi ngto n, spending a fe w days 1n each city Three more students, w ith Close Up sponsor Mr Kinsey, left soon after, followed by the Golden High Marc hing Band and the Tndettes wh o traveled there to part1c1pate 1n the national Cherry Blossom Parade

1978: What Will We Remembe r?

Deaths of loved idols and births of new trends filled both the papers and our lifestyles In the year of 1977 -78 . Few people will forget the faces of Bing Crosby, Sebastian Cabot, Groucho Marx, Hubert Humphrey, Charlie Chaplin, and Elvis Presley, whose expression of words , music, and social ImpressIon will survive long after the grief of their death Is forgotten. New faces also were headlined this year as Jimmy Carter con tinued to gain the public's attention dealing with such issues as Sadat's trip, the canal treaty, and ou r cont inued involvement with the Middle East The new fem1n1sts movement also gained the public attention as women met to discuss their views on the E.R.A , abortion, and w omens' rights Anita Bryant, however, seemed to be the 1nfluent1al w oman of the year, as her stand against gays and gay lib brought on such controversy that they topped even Farrah Fawcett sto nes In the news media.

Orange Crush, few Denventes and fans live that do not know that familiar phrase that brought their beloved football team to the Super Bo wl , for the first time ever Even those not involved at first were caug ht up In the booming "mania" of T - shir t s, mugs, posters, trash ca ns , and everything 1mag1nable painted with the now familiar orange and blue of the Broncos

Streets were devoid of traffic every Sunday afternoor. People from August to January talked of nothing but team ta ctics and statistics, and even with the loss of Denver to Dallas on Super Bowl Sunday, the still ecstatic Den ver fans screamed on for their Orange Crush Team, maybe not # 1 In the nations eyes, but certainly a winner to the fans of the most supported team of the NFL

If Sunday afternoons were spent In front of the telev1sIon screen, Saturday was certainly the day to go see the most successful picture of all time, Star Wars Grossing over 21 million dollars In box office sales alone, the movie has had a def1n1te impact on both the movie industry and the public itself

"Close Encounters of the Third Kind " followed soon after and 1t too is beginning to make box office records of its own . This new trend of pure fantasy and fun 1s sure to sti ck around, bringing quite a contrast to the real1st1 c movies of the past few years

But this is merely our environment, our surroundings, are they the reflection of our lifestyle? For wh o 1s the graduate of the class of 78? Unlike the silent 50's or the rebellious 60's, the 70's contains no stereotype of todays youth, except perhaps a d1st1nct ind1v1dual1sm of every single person and their every lifestyle It 1s no longer possible to label the average teenager of the time. The only thing that co uld possibly be a stereotype of the 70's 1s the constant fasc1nat1on of the nostalgia of the past few decades, who unlike our generation, s hared common goals , ideas , and even music Tru e there are certain trends that we might look back on such as: Feather hair cuts, painter pants, down vests, frozen

yogurt, tee -shirts w ith sayings, Jeans, frisbees , thong sa ndal s, Farrah Fawcett posters , Frye boots , M cDonalds, bubble gum and CB radios But even the top rock group 1n the country 1s still the Beatles , followed closely by Ki ss, The Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac to name a few Even our favorite expressions are 1nd1v1dual and vary to each person's o wn ideas-Some of the most predominant being : Fantastic, all right, get down , neat, cool, great, frve, super, may the force be with you, oh wo w, far out, twit, tough, and w ith the influen c e of Steve Martin , I'm Just a rambltn man, and let ' s get small This , our lifestyle, taken perhaps for granted by those who live 1t, s t imula te s not only our own memories but the interest of those wh o follow, wh en the class of the next decade looks back and asks, "What was 1t really like to live 1n our decade, wh o wa s the graduate of the class of 78?

Prom Offers Atmosphere Of Southern Elegance

Excitement and the scent of magnolia blossoms filled the air at the "Spring Cot1ll1on" at the Green Center May 13 Debbie Tarbox and Mike Wirth reigned over the fest1v1t1es with court cons1st1ng of Sarah Spaulding , Nancy Pattndge, Charlie Garnes, Don King and Dana Wunderlich

The act 1v 1t1 es, i nte r ests and ambitions li ste d for senio r s were co ll ected o n a voluntary basis directly from the st ud e nts. In o rd er to assure that everyone had a c han ce to be in c luded , a letter explaining the opportun ity wa s mailed to each senior wh o had not turned 1n th e i nformatio n from hea ring announcements

Dennis Adams - Act Yearbook ' 78 Interests Photography, h1k1ng, being outdoo•~ Amb1t1 ons To live happy Craig Agena-Act Judo w restling Interests Stamp collecting traveling Amb111ons To co mpete in Olympi c or World Games Annette Andren-Act FBL;. '7 7 ' 78, FBLS competiti on ' 77 National Honor Society •77 .• 75 Interests Business, snow sk11ng pian o, tennis pool shooting Ambitions : To work for the airlines Jeanene AndrenAct FBLA 77 '78, FBLA competition 77, National Honor Society "77 78 Interests Piano, snow sk11ng, busi ness, drawing and painting, tennis, shooting Amb1t1on : To be a commer c 1al arti st Chris Artemis - Act Cross country "76 wrestling ' 76 78, Student Council ' 77, Boys' N oi se Interests Girls, cars, guns Ambitions To attend and part1c1pate in world games Penny Avis - Ac t FBLA Interests Working w ith people and Chnsuan (church) w ork sewi ng cooking reading writing music exploring nature and the w orld around me shopping Amb111ons To go into general business and volunteering work with people Anita Baal-Act FFA 76 78, parliamen tanan 77 78 Interests Horses, swimming, animals, agri culture, music Ambitions To be a vet tech or another related field , or some kind of f ield with music. Karl Bachman-Act Sw1 mm1ng '76- '78, golf '76 Interests Motorcycles. an, g1rls Charles Keith " Baker- Act Golf ' 76-' 78 Ski Club '75 ' 76, Key Club ' 77 Inter ests Girls, golf, sk11ng, gymnastics, skate boarding, mo torcycles, d1v1ng, parties Amb1 uons Professional golfer engineer, aeronautics, billionaire Scott A Banks-Act Stage Right 76 78, M adrigals 78, M ixed Chotr 76 Coo Chotr '77 78, ForenStcs 77 78, Radio Club 78, War Games '78 Interes ts Theatre, music forensics Ambitions. Teacher (thea tre arts), a ctor, dtrector

M argaret Aaronson

Chris Allen

Mark Ander s

Candy Abb o tt

Clara Anaya

Elise Ander so n

Dennis Adams Craig Agena

Jeff Anderson

Farhad Ashoon

Jim Bachman

Annette Andren

Penny Avis Karl Bachman

Jeanette Andren

Becky Axtell Keith Baker

Chn s Artemis

Anita Baal Sc ott Banks

Lynn Bauer-Act Color Guard for Band 75 76 Yearbook 77 "78, AFS 77 78 Inter ests Orum and Bugle Corp music reading wntIng poetry Amb111ons To become a wrtter or an airline pilot Nickname Lynnard Jim Beck-Act Student Body President 77 ' 78, Madrigals 76 '77 and '77 78, Forensics ' 75 78, National Honor Society '77 78 Key Club 76 77 Boys Swim Team Captain ' 77 Cross Country Boys· Gymnastics 75 ' 76, Swim ming 75 78 Ambitions uwyer Denny Benton-Act FFA Reporter Colorado High School Rodeo Assoc1a11on state finals steer wrestling Amb111ons To get my PRCA card in rodeo Steve Berg-Interests Sk11ng shooung cars Amb11tons Factory machinery 1nstal ler Karen Bergstrom-Act German Club 76, HERO wore 77 78 Interest s 4 H Club act1v111es se wing. dog training and Junior Leadership Amb11tons Travel around the w orld and learn foreign languages, become a seamstress and a pro fessional dog trainer Dean Beston-Ac t Football 75 76 77 Basketball ' 75 76 "77 Baseball 76 77 Interests

Sports Amb11tons College Vicky Beyer-Act. An Interests Art accounllng, bos1ness

Amb11tons To go into business or accounting Beth Ble1dt-Act Wind Song •75 ' 76, Madri gals 76 77 Centennials 77 78 Girls Swim Team 75 76 Interests Singing sw1mm1ng sk11ng working with people Amb1t1ons To get my degree 1n speech pathology and deaf education Kathy Bohks-Act Swim Team '76 ' 78, Madrigals 77 Centennials 78. Color Guard for Band 76, Soccer 78 Interests Orum Corps, art sk11ng diving sewing, guitar s1ng1ng all sports Amb,uons To become an interior designer or artist

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Lynn Ba u e r Jam es Be c k

Chuck Bell Cheryl Benson

Robert Bennetts Denny Benton

Steve Berg

Greg Birney Lon Bohnker

Karen Berg strom Owen Bla c k

Beth Bl e 1dt

Dean Beston Francine Blanchard

Vicky Beyer Kathy Bohk s

Bobby Boone-Act WES Club plays guitar works at B & B Printing Interests

Camping with Good Sam Club, square dancing Ambitions Work 1n electronics John Bradbury-Act Forensics ' 76 ' 77 , National Honor Society, Stage Right ' 76 ' 77, Centennials ' 77 '78, ADE , French Club, Ski Club Interests Geography Anthropology, Languages, music, travel Amb1t1ons To become a geographer, or anthropologist, or involved ,n geological sciences Wendy Bradford-Act Sw im Team ' 75 76, DECA Club Reporter 77 ' 78, Warren Center, Vice President of class 77 78 Interests Softball sk11ng camping Amb1t1ons Russian translator

Rhett Bratt-Act Football ' 76, Newspaper '78, Zero Club 78, GOD -WHAT A-BOD 77 78 Interests Journalism creative writing All -Star w restling Women Amb1 toons Author 1ournahst lecher Beck, Broderius-lnterests English riding ski • 1ng, skate boarding, fencing , water sk11ng, track, music, math, science. dancing boys rock climbing rock concerts par11es cars football soccer tennis field hockey, etc ., et c ., etc I like almost everything Amb111ons To be an electncal eng, neer Debbie Bro w n-Interests Sewing , dancing, fine ans, baking Amb1t1ons To own my own little bakery Rod Brueske-Act Yearbook ' 78, President of HERO Third Hour Class Interests Sk11ng ractng Motocross taking pictures Jay Bullard -Act Football, track Interests Stacey Wagner Amb1t1ons Graduating Mark Burns-Act Baseball ' 76 77 Baseball Manager '76 ' 77, Basketball Manager ' 77, Lucky Pierre Club 77 Interests Becoming a baseball player in the Ma1or Leagues, becoming a basketball coach for college or pro team Amb1t1ons To get good grades m school Sarah Butcher-Act Ski ins tructor ' 78, Ski Club 76 77 Stage Right 77 Interests Sk11ng dra w ing Amb111ons Be a dentist Mark Bymas ter-Act Basketball ' 76 -' 77, Wood shop '76 78, Industrial Arts Fair "76. 78 Homecoming Float 77,' 78 Interests Animal sciences dog tratn1ng and breeding woodworking Amb1t1ons To become a ve t ennanan or chiropractor

T erry B o mba r d

J ay Bra d y

K ei th Bren ne i s

Ro bert B oo n e Jo hn Brad b u ry

Wendy Bradtord Rhett Bratt Dewayne Bnll

Mike Cameron-Act Theatre '76 78 Ski Club 75 ' 77 Swimming '75 '76 Raft tnp '77

Band 75 Concert Choir '75 78 Interests Hunting f1sh1ng camping. music goofing off Amb1t1ons To be a recording engineer and or rad1olog1st Probably become a C P.A

Michael Carthy-Act Tennis 75 76, Soccer ' 77 78, Madrigals 76 ' 77, Ski Club 75 '77, Mod System Enthusiast '75 76, Susan Pless1nger s Long Lost Love President ' 75 '76

Interests Girls Lookout Mountain Amb1t1ons Hawa11an wave watcher Denise Ca th erman

-Act. Orgle Works Pam Ceuleers-Act Student Council ' 75 78, Madngals 78, Pep Club ' 75 '76, Wind Song 75 ' 76 Interests Animals, sw imming. s1ngmg, teaching high school helping people Ambitions To be a secondary teacher. go on to la w school Mark

Chase-Act Racing motorcycles (dirt track) Amb1t1on Mechanic Thomas B Clark-Act

AFS 78, DECA 78 Interests Hunting, f1sh1ng Amb1t1ons To travel Catherine ClementsInterests Sk11ng horseback riding sw imming roller and ice skating bowling, macrame h1k1ng, foreign languages Ambitions Foreign language interpreter Kathleen Cline-Inter• ests Hiking, emergency first aid, reading w riting Amb1t1ons To become a paramedic

Pam Carnes-Act Volleyball, softball Interests Horsebacl< riding snow mobi le riding , guys, macrame, 1n general making things w ith my hands Ambitions Inte rior designer

Vera Lucia Chuery-Act AFS exchange student. Stage Right. AFS Club, Tennis '78 Inter ests Traveling people parties, dancing concerts sports ou td oors Amb1t1ons Braz1l1an ambassador to the USA Beth Ca t on-Act AFS 75-'78, French Club 75 '76, Pep Club '75 76, Yearbook ' 78, Student Council 75 ' 78, Stage Right '75 ' 78, Best Actress Awa rd '76, VP 78, Centennials ' 76 78, N ational Honor Society •77 78, N ational Thespian Society

' 75 78, Community Theatre '76 ' 78

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Dave Campbell

Anne Carmen Denise Catherman

Beth Caton

Rick Chaney

Vera Lu c ia Chuery

Pam Ceuleers Mark Chase

To mmy Clark

Nelly Chris t e n sen Ca th eri ne Cle m en t s

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C heryl Co r onado Ci ndy Coyier

Patrick Coleman-Act. FFA Interact Club at Pomona 76 Interests Show ing cattle ski ing Amb1t1on To graduate Karen Corbitt-Act HERO 77 78 WOTC 77 "78 Interests Dancing, going to school f ootball games Ambitions · To become a fashion designer Cheryl Coronado-Act Band 75 78, Volleyball 75 '78, Basketball •75 ' 78, Track '76 '77 Inter ests Animals camping sports Ambitions To be an athletic director Allison Cox-Act JV Cheerleader ' 76 ' 77 Varsity Cheerleader ' 77 ' 78, Nattonal Honor Society ·77 Interests

Skung, camping, sports Amb1t1ons College, teaching psychology, nursing Cindy CoyierAct JV Cheerleader '76 77, Varsity Cheerleader 77 '78, N ational Honor Society 77 '78, Ski Club 76 '78 Interests Skung. music Amb1t1ons To be successful and happy Carole Crider-Act Forensics '77 ' 78, Save Our Planet '76 '77 Interests Sw1mm1ng, sk11ng, guitar Amb1t1ons medical technologist Tom Dameron-Act Golf '75 '78 Basketball 75 78 Interests Sports sk11ng. women Amb1t1ons To be an architect Jeanne Davis-Act Cheerleader 77 ' 78. Sk• Club •77 ' 78 Interests Sk11ng parties Sam Guffey Amb1t1ons To become a professional model John Davos - Act Band president '78, Sk, Club "76 '77 , Ten nts •77 ' 78 Interests M us,c history gins tennis, sk11ng Amb1t1ons Professional mus, c1an Sarah Davis-Act Sk, Club ' 76 ,'77 Interests Art math, science Amb1t1ons To be successful Shelley Deardorff-Act Student Government ' 76 ' 78, Class Vice Pres 77 78 Forensics 76 ' 78 Pep Club ' 76 ' 78 Tridette ' 77 '78 Key Club ' 78 Junior Miss '78 Inter ests Sk11ng, s1ng1ng sew ing speaking Amb,uons To be a wife and mom TV announcer

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John Creighton Chns Crawley

Alli s on Cox

Karen Corbitt

Carole Crider

Thomas Dameron

Lois Dashner

Jeanne Davis

John Davis

Sarah Davis

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Debbie Disney-Act HERO 76 77 Interests Crafts, working with younger kids caring for animals Amb111ons To l,ve a long and happy hie Debbie Durbin-Act. Gymnastics '76, Basketball 76 78, Track 76 78, Volleyball ·77 78 Interests Sports and college Amb1 t 1ons To be a successful coach Lauren Ouhnkrack-Act. Tennis 77 '78, German Club 78, SOP '77 Interests H1k1ng, tennis, sk11ng and rugby Amb111ons To hold a world record

1n marathon marshmallow stuffing Sandy DeFoe-Act. Stage Right ' 76 '78, Concert Choir 77 78, Mountain Club 77 Interests Skung, kayaking. backpacking, technical climbing, ponery, dra w ing, pa1nt,ng, singing, acting, traveling and hang gliding Amb1t1ons To have tun• Debra Doering-Act. FBLA Interests Tennis, football sw imming, horseback riding sk11ng and gening to know new people Amb1t1ons To become an airline stewardess or sec retary Sherry Dugger-Act Tndettes '76 78, Madrigals 76- 78 Interests Vocal music

V1ck1e Ed wards-Act Sophomore Class President 75-'76, Student Council 76 •77 For ens1cs 77 78 Ski Club 75 77, Soccer 78, Tennis 77 Interests Acting dancing, tennis and skung Amb1t1ons To become a lawyer Enc Eagen-Act Concert Choir 78 Interests Freestyle skung sw1mm1ng woodworking, science and being in the mountains Amb1t1ons

To be an engineer 1n the field of science Nancy Ealy-Act. Marching band '76 78, Cen tennials 77 78, Stage Right 7& 78, Forensics 78, Stage Band 76 '78, Concert Choir 76 78. National Honor Society 77 78 Interests Music, skung horses Amb1t1ons To become a singer and actress

Jami e De1tc h e l

Ann Ois boro ugh

Debbie Disney

Tammy Dearment

Sandra DeFoe

Todd Denison

Debra Doering

Jeff Duncan

Nancy Ealy

Tami Doty

Debra Durbin

Jeff Eckburg

Cheryl Dugger

Mary Dyrenforth

Jane Ec kley

I Laur e n Duhnkra c k

En c Eag e n

V1 c k 1Edw a rd s

Jon Eoyong-Act. Cross Country "76, Stage Right '76 77, Member of the Am1gor de Cor America Youth le (Organization offering mechcal aid abroad). Forensics '76 '78 Interests. Speech. Sk11ng Amb1t,ons To be a lawyer Laura Fallert-Act. Gymnastics '76, Cheer leader 77. FBLA '78 Interests Tennis. Sw1mm1ng Amb1t1ons To attend dental school and become a dentist Charles Gaines-Act Football '75 '77 Wrestling '75, Baseball '76 '78, Centennial Singers '76 78, Concert Choir '75 Interests Athletics Girls Amb111ons Prof es SIOnal Football Player or Mr Universe. Dean Galland-Act Cross Country •75. 78, Band ' 75 ' 77 Forensics 76 78. Stage Right '76 '78 Interests Buffalo, science, running, music Amb111ons To be an animal behaviorist. Shiela Gidley-Act. HERO '76 '78, FBLA '77 '7& Interests Sports, sk11ng. reading Amb1t1ons To become a Cert1f1ed Public Accountant. Jay leen Gilchrist-Act Pep Club ·75 '76, OJT and FBLA '77 '78 Interests. Sports, cooking, sk11ng. horseback r1d1ng Amb1ttons · Secretary, and a m1lhonaire Dave G1ellum-Ac t. Year book ' 77 78, Ski Club ' 75 77, Zero Club '75 '78, Float Building '75 '78, GOD-WHAT /I BOD ' 78. Interests Electronics. woodworking sk11ng Ambitions To be succes f ul in my profession

John Eoyang

Kirk Felix

Joh n Fleming

Bnan Eri ckson Car l Fisher Hallie Frandsen

Laura Fallert Jon Farris

Loraine Fryback

Sheila Gidley

Charle s Gaines

Jayleen GIichrist

Dale Franson

Dean Galland Lon Gillmore

Jena, Frederick

Pat Gerwer

David GJellum

Betsy Hannon - Ac t Ski Club '76 77 Interests Art graphic arts English Amb1t1ons

To be co me an interior designer interior decorator and professional photographer Bret Hendzel-lnterests Drinking skateboarding freestyle sk11ng. d1v1ng hun t ing and back• packing money women luxury and the bener things 1n hfe Amb1t1ons Like to travel and would like to become an oceanolog1st and cru i se the world by sea Karla Herr-Act Pep Club 75 '76, Band 75 76, FBLA 77 78 Interests Cross country skung , hiking moun tams Amb1t1ons To be a good secretary and make some money Maureen Hermann-Act. Stage Right Sophomore float Int erests Talking. going to school sports, meeung new peo pie, supporting Golden Senior Amb1t1ons To go to France and maybe live there Have lots of money and be happy M arty Godkin-Act Football Track Interests Play hockey Amb1 t1ons Be successful Sam Groce-Act Golf "76 78 Int erests Thea tre, music, dance, working with wood Ambitions To get a JOb and maybe teach music or wood w ork ing Sam Guffey- Act Football 75 "78, Baseball Interests Football, Jeanine Davis Amb1ttons Go to w elding school O,ane Gutierrez- Act Rep FHA ' 76, Tennis '76, Stage Right '76 ' 78, pres FHA 77 78 Exchange student ' 77 Forensics 77 78 Swim team ' 77 Sta t 1st1c1an for Basketball 77 78 Interests Photography dancing acting, debate tennis travelling Ambitions To travel around the world, to t ake a cruise on the Caribbean

Ca r rie Goudge B o n nie Gri ggs

Betsy Hannon

Ken Hansen

Karla Herr

Bob Hansen

Annette Hayden

Marcia Hill

Brett Hendzel

Bruce Holter

Maur een H ermann

M arilyn Holycross

Donna Hoover Dena Humphrey

Jeff Hurd Scott Isom

Brad Horn Hugh Humphrey

Dave Huston

Ken Jansen Bev Johnson

Ref'le Jordan-Act Pep Club 75 76 ( New Mex ico) Interests H1k1ng. hOr-se back ndIng swImmIng. golf tennis Amb1t1ons High school math teacher Tim Johnson-Act Parties Interests Football Amb111ons Graduation Severely Johnson-Act Gymnastics 76 77 77 78 Interests Gymnastics. s k 11ng motorcycles, hang gilding Amb1t1ons To become an Air Force pilot Randy John son- Act V1ca 77 Wa rren Tech '77 78 Interests Sports Amb1t,ons Auto Body Repairman Brad Horn-Act Tennis 75 77 (lenered 77), Siu Club '76 Inter ests Art. sk11ng music Amb1t1ons Field of business Dena Humphrey-Act Stu dent Council 76 77, Na tional Honor Society 78. Campus Life 76 77 78 Tr&ek 76, French Club 76, Voi ce o f Ma riah '7 8, Future Business Leaders of Ameflca 78 H ugh Humphrey-Act Basketball 76 77 Tennis 75 76 German 75 '/7 Intere sts Sports. backpacking, skung art Ambition Architect Ken Jan~n-Act Cross Country Basketball Interests Rafting and sleeping Amb1t1ons Live to a npeold age

Denise Johnson

Tim Johnson

Renee Jordan

Jeannette Johnson Randy Johnson

Stacy Johnson

Rod Jones

Melande Jordan

Bill Kaberline

Susan Keller

Carol K1mbly

Derk Kalley

Kathy Kelly

Don King

Lisa Kane

Harold and Debbie Kern

Joan Kirts

Brigette Kearney

Rene Kimball

Rod Klatt

Bnan Knowle s

Bo nnie Korth1u s

Jeff Kreutzer

K,m Kno x Julie Krau se

Bo nni e Krill

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Kelly Kroeger - Act Centennials 77 '78 Stage Right 76 78, McDonalds '77 '78 Interests Music, Sk11ng Horseback riding Amb1t1ons To go to college Tom Landrum - Act Band ' 76 ' 78 Stage Band 77 ' 78, Drum Ma1or ' 78 Int eres t s Music Amb1t1ons Music teacher an h i gh school Deanna La w -Act. Marching Band ' 77 78, St age Band 78 Jett Learned-Act Wres tling '75 ' 76, Boys Gym nasties ' 76, Science Faction Club 76 ' 77 , Yearbook '77 "78, DECA 77 78 Inter ests Judo target shooting Greg Le w is-A ct Soccer ' 75 ' 77 Le tt ered "75.' 76, '77 Wrestling ' 75, Lettered '75, Track '76 '78. Lettered ' 76,' 77,' 78

Interests Sports Amb111ons Pro Soccer Player Patty Libra- Act Ska Club '75 '77 , FFA 75 Interests St amp collecting art, photography, bicycling Amb1 t 1ons

Layout and graphic artist Amy Linder- Act Gy mnastics 76 ' 78 German Club ' 78 St age Right ' 78 Tndettes ' 77 Interest s Sa1hng. horses sk 11ng art. moun t ain chmb1ng , and camping Amb1t1ons To travel and become a commercial designer

Ben Linenberger- Act VICA '75-' 78 Interests · Sk 11ng racing sports Amb1t1ons

To own my own bus iness Pete {The Fluff) Linton-Act Wa r Games '77 ' 78, Com pu t er Club ' 78 Inte rests Music people A mbi ti ons To graduate Ri ch Lockwood

- Act Football ' 75 '78, Baseball '75 '' 78 Int erests At hletics Amb, ta ons To be a successful busin essman Evelyn l.Jsh - Act FFA 76 77 Inte rests Sk 11ng piano travel, money Amb1 t1ons To travel adv ance at pr esen t Job

Kelly Kroeger

Tom Landrum

Deanna Law

Fred Kuchta Jeff Learned

Jeanne Keykendall

Patricia Leidich

James Landin

Danica Larson

Renene Lemon

Patt, Libra

Ben Linenberger

Greg Lewis

Amy Linder Peter Linton

Evelyn Lish Rich Loc kwood

Jeff Loving

Anne Lyons

Todd Ma ckey

Jamie Ludwig

Laura M acDonald Meredith M aiers

Kristy Mackey

Pam Malnat i

Mike Mackey Curtis Marks

Jett Loving-Act Madrigals 76 77 Interests landscap,ng Ambttions Have my own business Anne Lyons-Interests H1k1ng ltsh1ng roc k clImb1ng Ambihons To own my own greenhouse operation and make lots and lots of money Laura MacDonald-Interests Mountains. camping h1k,ng b1k1ng. music art, l1!e w rihng helping people Ambitions I d hke to help people In some way I hope to have my home ,n the mountains and try to save the w ildlife Kristy Mackey-Interests Art and 1ewelry Todd W Mackey-Act WES WES summer outdoor ed 77 honor roU 2 years Villa Italia fndust11al Arts Fair, '75 (desk) 1st place Basketball 77 on the ,ob training Meredith Maiers Act Radio Club Interests Gu,tar h1k1ng biology. music children concerts psychology Amb,t,ons I d like very much to have a fob w ith w hich I could live In the mountains most of the ttme Pam Malnat1-Act Track 76 Tennis 77 78. German Club 78 Interests Tennis sk11ng b1cychng riding h1k ,ng Ambitions To teach novice motorists my vast kno wledge or Expert dr1vIng techr11 Ques Jacqueline Mason-Act O,v1ng Sw1mm1ng 75 77 Interests Space flight alien beings. other planets Ambitions N ovelist photographer astronaut historian, archeolo gist. hermit Alycen Mathews-Act Forensics 75 77 Student Council ' 78, Choir ' 76 ' 78 St.age Right 75 78 0--chestra 76. 77 Sw im Team 76. Cross Country 78 Student AdV1ser Interests Music, dance Amb1t10ns To become a lawyer 0trk Manhews-Act VICA 76 77 DECA 78. Band 76 Interests Girls cars mountains Ambtttons Electrician or remodeling Donald C McAvoy-Act Concert Ch01r 75. Ham Radio Oub 76 77, Year book 77 Madrigal 77 Interests Flying h1k1ng model RR motorcycles Ambitions Private pilot. diesel mech aviation radio Installa11on electrician David McDonald Act Marching Band 76 78 Stage Band ' 76 77 Interests M usic performance

J ac queline Ma son

Dirk Matthew s

Donald M c Av oy

Alison M athe w s

Frank M az urk 1e w1 cz

David M c D o na ld

Bob M c i nro y M a ry M c K ea rn an

mus1c1an Jenni fe r Moore - Interests Sk11ng, tennis, horseback riding swi mming music Ambttion Professional modelling Susan Morns-Act Te nnis '75 '77, Swi mming '76 '77, Madrigals ' 77, Color Guard ·75 Interests Mus,c, reading gu1 tar, sk11ng, swimming tennis, sports Amb,tions Be a w nter Jennifer Morton-Act Volley ball ' 75, Key Club 77 ' 78, Tennis 76, FHA 77 ' 78, Pep Club ' 75, German Club 77 ' 78 Interests Sports, camping, water sk11ng, sw imming, 1eep1ng, parties, working with kids Ambtllon To oo to college Suzanne Morine - Act Art show ' 76-' 77 Attendance '77 Inter ests Art , nature, ma th and algebra, sk11ng Amb1t,oos To kno w a little about everything

Jeannette M c Phate

Kevin Miller Anne Missi ng

Larry Meacham Rae Ellen Miller Angie Moody

Jennifer Moore

Suzan ne M o rrn e Tom Mo rn s

Carne Morgan Lorr Mo rn s Je nn ifer M orton

Jill Morgan M ichael M orns Gina Moss

John Morgan Susan Morns Mark Mostek

Den n is N elson Janelle N ob l e Roge r Opfer

Shelly N eumiller Joel N oorlun

Theresa Os1eck1

Tammy Newton Allen Nordin

Chrrs N1 c olos 1 Alane Obrey

Dawn Parsons

Linda Perigo

Debbie Petry

David Pa sc hall

Debbie Perkins Leann P1ck1npaugh

Dave Paschall-Act. Wrestling '76 '78. Campus Life '77 78 Interests Woodw orking, women Amb1t1ons To become a carpenter Na ncy Pattridge - Act Basketball '76 '78 Tennis '76 '78. Gymnastics 76. Centennials '77 '78. Concert Choir '76. National Honor Soc,ew '77 '78. Key Club '78, Lalin Club '78 Interests Sports. medicine. music, drama Debbie Perkins-Interests M usic, sewing. fashion design Amb1t1ons Concert p,an,st and piano teacher Debbie Petry-Act Volleyball '75 76. Basketball '75 77 Track '75 '76, FBLA •77 ' 78 Interests Sports Ambitions To survive Enc Pierce-Act. Football ·75 '76 Basketball '75 '78. Soccer •77 '78. Baseball '75 78 Interests· Sports Amb1t1ons To be a special educatoon teacher Scott Plummer-Act Stage R,ght '76 '78. Newspaper '77 78, Editor '78. Forensics '77. Zero Club '78, Yearbook '76 ·78, Editor '78. National Honor Soc, ety 77 '78, Student Council '76 '78 Interests Art. photography Amb1t1on : To be on the Johnny Carson Sho w (as a famous person of some variety) Karen Press-Act. Volleyball '75 '77. Basketball ·75 '77 Tennis '75 '77 Leslte Ralston-Act Yearbook 78, Colo< Guard 75 '76. AFS '77 78 Interests Business. mus,c. h1k1ng, Orum and Bugle Corps Amb1t1ons To become an archeolog,st Nic kname Lester Chuck Reed - Act Yearbook '78 Interests Sports. g,rl w atching. cars. architecture, 'Aul V1ncen Aul Moro" Amb1t1ons To become an architect or engineer

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Nan cy Partridge

Kevin Payne

Enc Pierce

Karen Press

Eric Pusch

Scott Plummer

Leslie Ral ston

Don Poundstone Jestene Redfern

Joyce Powell

Diane Pugh

Chuck Reed

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Guy Remetes

Debbie Reynolds

Tanny Riffe

M ark Retke

Danny Ri c hard s Jeff Roberts

Kay R icha rd so n

Mary Robe rt s

Bruce Richter

Teresa Roberts

Ma rk Retke-Act Sk,ing, hunting fishing, boating Interests Wo<ld War II Germ.1n Hos to,y Amb1t1ons Navy pilot. 10b at Coo<s Debbi e Reynolds-Interests horseback roding hunting sw1mm1ng hoking collect Avon anom.11 decanters Amb1t,on Canle and horse ranching Tammy R1He-Act Soccer 78, Sk, Club. Mounta ineering Club. Pep Club Inter ests Sk11ng. horseback rod,ng, sports, sw,mm,ng Amb,toon Singer Jell Roberts-Act Football 76 77 Key Club 77 78, Ski Club 75 '77 Boys' Noose Interests Athleti cs. glfls parties, cars, sk11ng, money Amb1t1on La w aeronautics very very nch Rosalyn Rohlottlnterests R,d,ng horses tenn,s. sw,mm,ng, b1k1ng, h1k1ng Amb1t1ons To become a horse trainer or a manne b1olog1st Dave Ross-Act Football 76 78, Wrestl ing 76 78. Campus L,t e 77 78 Interests Electronics girls Ambtt,ons To be an elec tronics technician Frank Sackett- Act Football '75 77 Track 75 77 FFA 75 76 Interests Sports. anom.1ls. girls Ambition. Something in athletics

Ro sal 1n R o h lo ff

David Ross

Chris

She l ley Sampson

Allen Simmons

Alan Smith

Wi lliam Smith

Kelly Sinka

David Smith Greg Smyth

Steve Srvetts

M ary Skelton

Holl i Snell Debbie Spillman

El sie Stok1e

Bru ce Snyder

Lo n Snyder

Sarah Spaulding

Grant Stoaks

Jeri Stransky

M i ke Sull iva n Cat hy Tilden Katri na Trex ler

Debbie Ta r box A n ne Tisdel

Linda Thomp so n M alcolm Tolen

Gary Vandamme

Emilio Valdez

Tamara Van Trump Laura Trowbridge

Laur a Trowbridge-Act Gymnastics

75 78 Forensics 75 78 JV Cheer leader 76 77 Student Council Sopho more Vice Pres 75 76 Junior Sec Treas 76 77 Student Body Voce Pres 7 7 78 Interests Bud Sperry tenn,s sew,ng Ambitions Yet to be determined Bob Van Ouvne-Act Wrestling 75 78 Bo~ N o,se 77 ' 78 Symphonic & Marching Band 75 78 Interests Etec tron1cs music and mechanics Ambo t1oos To anend the Aor Force Academy and receive a B A Degr~ 1n Electrical Eng,neenng Tamara Van Trump-Act

National Honor Soc,ety 77 78 Tennis 76 77 FHA 77 78 Interests Sk11ng sewing . spons home economics. crafts

Amb1t1ons Consumer economist Sam v ckery-Act Band ' 75 77 State

Industrial Arts Fair 76 78 Interests Sk 11ng bac k packing machine shop

Ambitions To become a teacher Pat Vogt-Interests Or1nk1ng and chas,ng wild women Amb1t1ons To move to Aspen and ma ke a large amount ol money Stephan,e Wa gner-Act FHS 77 78 Homecoming floats 75 78

HERO treas 76 77 Tennis Interests

Cooking se w ing, tennis basketball games Amb1t1ons To have a ma1or in Home Economics to be married and travel Danna Wale-Act Gymnast,cs

·75 78 State qual1f1er N ational Honor Soc,ety 75 76 FBLA sec 77 ' 78 Inter ests Softball sno w sk11ng camping traveling Amb1t1ons College Steve Wa lker-Acr Track 75 78 tenered 3 tomes. Football , lenered Interests

$pons outside actMtoes Ambitions To go to college and run on an mterna11onal track team Jom Wamboldt-Act Foot ball 76 78. Band 75 ' 77 OECA 77 '78 Interest s All sports sk11ng cars

Ambitions To go to college

Pat Vogt

Stephanie Wagner

Michelle Wallis

Alan Voit

Danna Wale

David Walt

Mi les Wagner

Steve Walker

James Wamboldt

Sally Ward

Ro b i n Warner

Tony Wel c h

Clark Whipple David WIiiiams Chris Wilson

Crystal Wilcox Kathy W1ll1ams Scott Wimber

Sue W1tul sk1

Robin W.irnrr -Jnl(•r <>~IS 7% ,JnflUJlly Amb111ons A Cilre,•r ,n lhl' Nu,,, 1).1-,(I W111,.1ms Ac1 forPn\1CS 77 78 lnlN1•,1s ProfP\SIOnJI fO< lb.tll .,n,f l~l\l'b.111 mus,c 1n<1 J•rls

Amb,llons To .,11end d rPpul.iblt• !>Chool Jnd Sludv l.iw K.11hy W1ll1Jms l\c1 ~Wllll '"·"" 75 76, G1·rn1Jn Club 76 77 ln1 r s1\ l..tn(lUJIJt'S Jnd p, oph• h,1,ino turi Amtn11on~ lo be ablP lo commun1cJtt with JII rx-oplc and have fun do,nu 11 Sco11 W1m1~-r Act N,11, on 11

Honor Socu•tv 77 78 Mu AlphJ Theta M.ithem.Jt,cs Club 77 78 ln !Prt•SIS f col~JY

Ambt11ons To Pnfoy wh.it 1s ll'lt ol ou, pl,tnPI bf>IOfl' m,,n <Jr,trovs lt l.m,my Win,•f.irHl

Art So rror 78 lntl!re t Sports cJmp,ng sk11ny mu\oc 1,.1,wll,nQ Amb,t1ons S<-cro•t,11

141 wor k (oll,c1•) Sun W1tuhk1 -Act Stud1•n1 Council 76 78 Stud<•nt Adv1S(H 78 Irr dP1f(' 7 7 78 lntC'rCSIS MonPy hobb11•s. cooking d,Jn(l'l(l, Pntt•rt,11111nq w11t1nq rr.ivl'II ,ng runnino Amb111on I want lo become d soc,.11 work1·r who works with child .,t,us" (John) M,chJcl WOOd-Act CentrnnoJI~ 77 78 Orq,•I Wl'lkS Club 76 78 St.t<l" A•nht •76 lnlPrests Music, s k11no wtollng Jnd working w ith ri•·opln Amb11,on~ l o go on ro col ll·gc and IJPI "dt•Ort't' in music ll•Jching SJncJy Wool <'y-Act St,HJP Right lf, 78 Sc,

77, Gl•rrnJn Club 77 78 Nation.ti Honor Soc1<>ly 77 78 lntn,•sts Tht•Jtr,• mus,c, dance, h<1v1no tun A,ck Wredt• Act Lrllert•d three tlmPs in TrJCk one,• ,n Cross Counlry Interest'> Pt.iy1no most ~ports and ~tJy1ng JI 1h11 br.ic h Amb111ons To qo to <.;ollrq,• .,ntl h<' a 11•at l·'>l.tlc m..tn D.in.i Wunderl1rh-Act Tennis 75 77 8..ts krth,111 75 78 R-nl'tMII 75 '78, KPy Club 76 '78, BoJrd ot DtrPc tor~ 77 78 lntt•11•srs Sports, ould<l<.•rs oorls Amb1t1ons forc•sll't Robin Youno Ac1 lr,ick 7& 77 Sk1 Clut, 76 77 Sw1m1111n<1 77 Studenl Counc,I 76, FBLA 78 lnll•rPsts Watt•r ,ind snow ,k11no hors<•t,u k r11J1nq 'lwtm m,ng Amb,hon'> Successful business womJn Chr1'> W1lson -Ac 1 S<hol.,s1,c Art Aw.,rtl lntl'l<'sts Sk11ng skJtrboard1ng rac1no Amb11,ons P,101 on Air Fore••

Tamara Wineland

M ike Woo d

Ri ck Young

M ichae l Wirth

Sandy Woo lse y Robin Young

R ic k Wr ede

Dan Wol fe Dana Wunderlich

Lynn Aldnch

Laun Anderson

Steve Anderson

Rod Baker

Jerry Blanchard

Jim Bloom

Carne Bryant

Terry Burkowski

Stuart Carlson

Zachary Cashin

Jeff Conner

Cindy Conner

Duane Cook

Dougla s Cooper

Krystal Co s ens

James Cosgrove

Santa M ana Cusat1

Kim Donaldson

Steve Ebel

Pat Ellison

Roger Ev e ntt

Jod1ey Foronea

Bill Ferguson

He1d1 Frair

Andrew Fr eel s

Natalie Fntz1nger

Not Pictured

Joel Furul1

M ichael Galusha

Scott Garlock

Victor G1llott

Steve Gnffey

Carey Gross

Joe Hairgrove

Vin c ent Hamm

Chris Hansen

Christine Hansford

N ell Harman

J1mm1e Harns

Gerard Hawley

Jani c e Henderson

Denise Hiebert

Robert Hoc kman

Scott Hodge s

M atthew Hopkins

Mark Humbert

Jim Huntington

Beth Ja c kson

Diane James

Bob Johnson

Paul Jone s

Dona Keller

Laun Anderson-Act Radio Club Amb1trons To become a la wy er Stassen Beno,t-Act AFS Student 77 78 Interests Learning about the Un,ted States 1ra11ellng playing the guitar sailing. 81cycl1ng Amb1t1ons To be happy Kim Donaldson-Interests sk11ng. r.e w1ng reading, and spectat1ng Amb,t1ons Social services spec1ahz1ng in child abuse, divorce. fam1t1es and gen erat counseling Pat £1hson- Act H ero (Sec ) 77 Interests S1<11ng. foreign countries Amb1 t1ons To become a Spanish ma1or 1n college and working International Relations N a taloe Fnt zinger-Act M arching Band 75 77 Pom pom gorl '77 0£CA 76 '77 H1stonan 77 Interes t s Sw1mm1ng sk11ng boys Amb1t1ons To become an airline ste wardess or a cosmetologis t Jimmy H arns-Interests Art w ood working, crafts, photography Amb1trons To become a book or magazine artist Julie Tucker Act M adngals 76 78. FFA 76 '77 Outdoor Lab Counselor '76 78, N e wspaper 77 78 Interests H1k 1ng sno wshoeing, camping. l1sh1ng, pa1nt1ng, s1ng1ng, etc Ambitions To become an Air Force off icer

IN MEMORY

Michelle Tower, 17, died of cancer on January 20, 1977 . M any teachers and students w ere i n attendance at the funeral and the Centennial Singers provided the musical specials

Kns Kliewer

Jeremy Knedler

Doreen Kourt

M ichael Last

Sandy Lauer

Kevin Leadford

Jeff Liddick

Portia Lincoln

M arcia Long w ell

Barry M arken

Curtis M arks

Joe M assey

Greg M el ntyre

Kevin N aeb

N ancy Ortega

Kathy Parker

Karla Peel

Lonnie Plenert

David Potter

Brandon Ratcliffe

Kim Refvem

John Ryndfle1sz

Jeanne Sanders

Karen Scherschel

Bob Schleppy

Jay Schl1ske

Angie Sharp

M ic ha el Sha w

Ed Smith

Jeff Smith

M orns Sowd ers

Benoit Stassen

Sha wn Stee le

Kerry Sturm

Katherine Sweeney

Jeff T aylor

Ken Taylor

Mi c hael Thomas

Randy Tidwell

Sandy Trott

Julia Tucker

Brenda Underwood

Edgar Walker

Cheryl Waller

John Welch

Laurie Welch

Gary Westwood

Mark Wilensky

Ken Wolfe

Vicky Zuber

In Memory

Sally Howard

If you change your perception of your r o le as a Tea cher, you may find the rest of your life Changing, too Working at becoming a wh ole human being and sharing your perceptions, fears, Joys, and loves openly 1s nsky business But the Progress makes me feel good, much of the time

A Warnin g

W D Romey Administration

Right - Mr Brundage ; Below : Left-Mr Latino; M iddle- M r Oauno; Right- M r Lewis

Counselors

The Student Advisor program was a new venture 1n the Counseling Center this year. Students helping students was the idea behind its Incept1on M rs Hallberg coord1• nated the effort. The " Volunteer Mothers" program, under the d1rect1on of Mr . Thomala, was featured In an article by Brigham Young Un1vers1ty this year The newsletter features high school 1nnovatIve programs and 1s sent to high school counseling departments across the co untry

Dee Wil son-" People are very important t o me, par t1cularly th is se nior c la ss This Is the first class I have had as cou nselee s for three years and, as they move on, I kn o w there will be a void 1n my life I will always remember the class o f 78 with love "

John Thomalla- "People are wonderfu l "

Gale Hallberg- " People are probably what give me my best "highs" and my wo r s t "low s "

Left-Gale Hallberg Below-Dave Bachman Bottom left-Dee Wilson Bottom right-John Thomalla

Art

AT LAST THIS year, the Art rooms are not still under construction Do you realize that dunng this year the four hundred students in the Art Department will use four thousand sheets of paper, sixteen tons of clay, three and one-half miles of macrame hemp and fortyfive pounds of silver and other precious metals?

Above - M1ll1e Morgan , Top nght-Jerry Rosenthal , Bottom rightMark Dunn

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Music

"FRA NTIC" and "BUSY" are the words that describe the mus1c1ans this year Literally dozens of choral and inst r umental rehearsals, and performances, Bronco games, working out schedules, ensemble practices, par ties and counseling sessions depict a typical music season

Caroline M allory-" People are the spice of life " Pat Ryan-"People are the creatures who need people"

Left-Ernie Kazm1er Below-Pat Ryan, Bonom left-Caroline Ma llory

Business, Drivers Ed.

Distributive Ed.

Good things have happened 1n 01stribut1ve education this school year We have had the largest enrollment eve r and the date goes al l the w ay back to the fall of 195 5 Studen t s 1n th e w or k program of Sales and Mar k et1ng w ill have earned 1n excess of $45,000 1n personal ea rn ings by the time this yearbook reaches you It's been a good year with lot's of r ew ards

Business w as booming 1n th e business department th is year M o r e s tud ent s th an ever before registered for c la sses, as w ell as o n- th e-Job tra1n1ng Whether 1n class o r o n the Job, experiences w e r e designed t o be practical In Ott1ce I, for instance, s tud ents comp leted learning packets for spec1f 1c Jobs such as billing c lerk , and re cei ve d ce rt1f1 cat1o n wh en th ey demonstrated that they knew how t o perform all the duties of that Job If they want ed to, they co uld th en spend a day actually doing those duties at a business 1n the community, arranged by th e teacher In Offi ce 11 , th e class set up a si mulated ott1ce to real1st1cally sample d1tterent skill areas and learn to p e rf o rm 1n most pos1t1ons an off ice might involve

Roy Lemm o n s-" Peop l e are the handiwork of God's c reati o n and are basically b eau tiful Any regression from that beauty 1s the result o f man's ow n c hoosing " Gall O'Nell-"People a r e n ot my mo st favorite animal generally spea king "

Above left-Al M orns, Belo w left-Roy Lemmons, Opposite Page Top left-Dave Fairbanks, Top right-Gall O'Neil, Below left - Jan Schultz, Belo w right-Phyllis Gilbert

English

The sequencing of courses finally really worked this year 1n the English department. The staff still believes 1n students having the maximum number of choices poss1bl e within the framework of requirements The advan ced placement English class doubled enrollment 1n its second year, after having an extremely successful pilot year Approximately 80 % of last year's AP students achieved honors placement or full credit for freshman Engli s h 1n college Also, this year the build-up of textbooks reached a point where each student could check out a book for the entire quarter.

John

Above-Dia ne Beatty, Ab ove right -Sally Blan chard; Right - John Brainerd

Bra1nerd-"Oculi omn1um 1n te sperant dom1ne , Ocul1 omn1um 1n te sperant dom,ne, The eyes of all o n thee , O Lord "

English

Dave Farrar summed up his ImpressIon, "The English Department seems to be en1oyIng itself th is year As I recall, by Thanksg1v1ng Vacat ion last yeor, the department was still looking for a date to the Home coming Dance ·

Left-Dick Byrne, Below left - Dave Farrar, Below right-Jill Christensen

Jill Christensen-"People are t o love, thing s arP t o use Sometimes we get that turned around " David Farrar-"People are necessary Wh o else would you let marry your s1ster 1 "

English

Joan Jouett-"People are so metimes easy, some • times d1ff1cult to r ead "

Above-Patty Kirby; Above nght-Joan Jouett (Reading), Belo wCheryl Goings

Lowell Sharp-"People are more enJoyable than anyone else I know ••

Above - Susan Mc Kelvey, Belo w left- Sandy Nati on s, Belo w right - Lowell Sharp

Foreign Language

Students in the Foreign Language classes are using the language lab more this year than ever before This 1s no doubt due to the fact that some great improvements have been made In the facility First there Is a new listen Ing console so that students can hear tapes In three languages The headsets are wireless transistors so the students can move around freely Secondly a kitchen fac1l1ty has been installed, so that foreign foods can be prepared by the French, German, and Spanish classes With the add1t1on of a couch and a coke machine, the atmosphere Is very InvIt1ng to students, who are found In the lab every hour of the day1 Also, the uniqueness of each classroom, guarantees variety

R1ght-01ane Brown ; Below-Ray Ewing Bottom rrght-Rauol Pirn

Home Economics

Home economics c hanged ,ts image thi s year In stead of Suzi Homemaker, they repre se nted Crusher L1zo w s k 1 Mr L1z owsk1 1s presently a welder and father of eight. He believes , as many d o, that everyone i s a homema ker Why? Be cause everyone from assistant d1stnct attorneys to high sc hool student s make h o me s for either themselves o r their spo u ses and loved o nes Most home eco • nom1 cs c lasses had at least half guys this yea r An ot her ant1 stere o type o rientati on of h o me economics classes 1s to deal more with self-image and ability to get along with people and cope wrth llf e

Evangeline Bratt-" Peo ple are t errific, especially stu dents at Golden High School.

Jeneen J osep h -" People are what 1t 1s all about!"

Loretta R1 c hard -" Pe op le are the s um of their c hoi ces ''

Top left - Evangeline Bratt, Above-Loretta Richard, Left- Jeneen Joseph

Physical Education

The P E department 1s strengthened by the divers e knowledge of four P E teachers Each teacher 1s instru ct • 1ng c lasses 1n his or her area of expertise

In the future the P E department will expand the co urse offerings 1n hopes of 1ncreas1ng student intere st and involvement 1n team and l1fet1me act1v1t1es

Opposite page Top left- Terry Hayes , Below left-Bob Stecklein, Top nght-Manlyn Wilcox, Below right-Mark Hornecker

Social Studies

Sam Petroff-"People are continually searching to find themselves. With the right tools, this can be done. Education Is the start of that search."

Roger Myers- " People are taller this year!"

Dewain Wood- " People are smaller this year!"

Mike O'Dons10-"People are great! Basically because we 're all human and whether you believe it or not we're all equal-especially since none of us are excluded from the good and bad things of life .''

The department 1s looking at and discussing those events which happened in the past and are affecting our lives today. A special emphasis is placed on the students being able to internalize these occurrences and the importance 1n today's society

This year as usual the department 1s working, playing and enjoying the life of teaching and being among the students of G.H S Most of them are doing their own thing as far as the teaching goes and especially, we are all trying to be as humanistic to all people as we can

Above-Dewain Wood, Mike O' Dons10, Roger Myers Opposite Page Above left-Mike Mathis, Above right-Bob Stokes, Below-Sam Petroff

Math

Bob H ayes-"People are short and ta ll , fat and sk in ny, smart and not so smart, fast and slo w , happy and sad, leaders and followers , conformists and nonco nformists, liberal a n d conservative, hard w orking and lazy, enthus1as t1 c and apa th etic, ou t going and shy; people are you and me! "

Ruby H ale-"People are mo r e fun than ma chines " Darrel H afl1ng- " People are .. . " Elaine F1tzgerald- " People are fun!!!"

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The math departme n t at Go ld en High Sc h oo l Is made up of seven outstanding 1n d iv1d ual s dedicated to the proposItIon that al l stud ents are create d equal and have the ability to solve math problems-although so m e solve better than o th ers The math c urr icu lum Is varied i n an attempt to r each the interests of all students

Algebra 11, Trigonometry, Math An a lysis, a nd Calculus are offe r ed for the col lege-bo und stu dents Selected topi cs, Math of t h e Fin ancia l Industry, Algebra 1, Geometry, StatIstIcs , and Comp uter Programing r o und out a program for studen t s that w il l ente r a t ech n ical or vocational program afte r they leave the hallowed hall s of Golden H ig h School.

The math department ha s a r oo m set aside as a resource ce nte r wh e r e studen t s may w ork on th eir assignments and get help wh en teachers are available. Three com puter terminals are a lso avai lable to all stude nts who are taking the comp u ter related co ur ses o r have an interest in this a r ea.

A s In anyt hing else, the people wh o made up the Math department make It a success. This group makes up a good - looking (see picture), coo p e rativ e, cohesive t eam that completes the final stages o f an ed u catio nal sys t em that molds math Illiterates int o polished , problem -so lving you ng adults

ECC

B o b K1n sey-" People are the probl e m and the answer ."

A new alterna t ive education prog ram began second se mester c alled ECC, Exploring Careers in the Co mmunity. The f o ur tea c her s- Roy Daugherty, Bob K i n sey, Ruby Hale and Jill Christe n sen-became learning managers for approximately 70 s tudent s who worked on career explorations with co mmun i ty i nstru c tors at actual job sites throughout the Go ld en area. They also earned graduation requirements with bas ic ski ll s labs, Journals, referen ce groups, se m i nars and maior pro1ects whi c h were assignment s negot i ated between student and learning manager M ost student s a l so took one or tw o regular classes as well.

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Opposite page Ba ck Ro w· Darrell Hafling , Bob Hayes, Dan Comer, Ed Herber; Front Row Elaine R1tzgerald , Karen Carlson, Ruby Hale; At left: Miss Bee

Above left-Roy Daugherty, Below left-Bob Kinsey

Special Education

Tom Reilly- " People are essential to the 1nd1vidual personal growth of people . As we communicate in an open, trusting, un co nditional way with one another we learn to take risks , to trust ourselves and others, and learn who we really are ."

The enrollent of our Special Education Program this year 1s mu c h larger than 1n years past. Involvement from the student body, such as Stude nt Volunteers are adding much to the c lassroom environment. Moreover, field trips to movies and cross-country skiing as well as downhill skiing, promise to make for an exciting and educational year

Abo ve-John Polllce; left-Tom Redly Opposite Page : Top - Marsha Han sen, Bottom left-Debra Mai ors, Bottom r i ght-Barbara Harns

Science

Science courses do not have to be taken in any order, however, usually biology 1s taken as a sophomore, phys Ics as a 1unIor and chemistry as a senior Advanced courses In biology and physics are available for seniors w i t h the required prerequ1s1tes Because many of the p r ob lems facing society are of a technical nature, a kno w ledge of the sc1ent1f1c fundamentals will be of great value to people w ho search for solutions to these problems A capable staff of five people working as a team produce t he opportunity for development of this skill

Elaine Sm1th-"People are an enigma and t he greatest untapped resource 1n the universe "

Art Pape n fus-"People are as usual the focal point of b1olog1cal science education-students are challenged In a persona l setting to do their best and encouraged to use unstructured time to make up w ork or to augment thei r know ledge "

John Chapman-"People are human "

Left-John Chapman Opposite page Standing-Bob Will iams. Art Papenfu s, Tern Wahlberg Seated-Elaine Smith .

Vocational Tech., Ag.

The vocational agriculture program 1s almost unique 1n Jefferson County, with the exception of Evergreen Many students In the Voe Ag program have come to Golden High 1ust for that special opportunity. The program extends through FFA (Future Farmers of America) and 1nd1v1dual SOEP (Supervised Occupational Experience Program), which are Ag related Jobs and actIv1tIes In the class students learn important farm management practices, feeds and feeding, plant science, animal science and much more In shop students learn skills like welding, small building construction and many safe ways to use the equipment Their final goal Is to graduate from Golden with the skills and knowledge to actually farm or ranch

Right-Larry Hoozee. Below-Bob Parfet, Bottom right-Mike Hartme,ster, Opposite page Top left-Stan Ha1ek. Top right-Earl Tupps, Bottom left-John Kellenbenz. Bottom nght-AI Parrella

Media

Va u nda Goode-" People are fun, nice, witty, friendly, patient, understanding, sI nee re, not fun, not witty, not friendly, ImpatIent, demanding, Ins1ncere people are .

R,ght - Vaunda Goode, produ c tion , v,r g1n1a Hayes, aide, Rosalind Bowen , aide, Mary Low Mosley, media spec1altst Below lef1-Don Johnson, media spec,altst Below -Juhe Serafin , nurse

Secretaries, Aides

Top-Betty Simpson. counseling aide, Joan Jensen. publicity, Carolyn Holmer. main 0H1ce aide, Jane Wunderli ch, scholar ships Left-secretaries Pat Payne, attend• ance, Doris Blain, attendance. Ann Hansen, counseling Bottom-Gert Meyer , book keeper, Jen Domenico, adm1n1strat1ve secre tary, Ole Smith, main ott,ce secretary

Cooks, Aides

Top-Cooks Back ro w Janet Wagner, Trudy H1gg1ns, Geneva N ankerv1s, Phyllis Johnson, Thelma Tubbs, Front row Ada Moyer, Beverly Brunton, Aldora Furman, Above- M ath Resource Aides, Pat Ouhnkrack, Aman, Kummba, Above nght-Spec,al Education Aides, Lisa Hubbard, Barbara Nash, R1ght-Voch Tech Resource Aide, Genny Eagen. Engh sh Resource Aide, Roxan Souza

Carla Allen Perry Anthrust Wendy Axtell

Chuc k Allen Tam, Armstrong John Baal

Donna Allen Tina Anem,s Mon,ca Baal

Jan Anderson Lrsa Aten Monica Baaske

Teresa Anderson Glenn Atkinson John Baker e7t:::

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Pam Ben1am1n He1d1 Betz

Robert Ben1a m1n B o b Big sby

Ken Bennet1s Tim Black

M ike Benson Keith Blake

Brenda Banning Tom Baring

Kevin Beadle Allison Bequet1e Beth Bloom

Stacy Barber Annet1e Bass

Joe Beck Tim Bettinger Katie Bradbury

Debbie Brown Jen Burke

Wayne Brown K B Butterfield

Dave Bruning Kelly Byars

Keith Bryant Shern Bymers

N1ck1 Bull Ann Calkin

Katie Branch Doug Brill

Pam Brinkley

Lisa Bunn Babbette Carroll

Carey Lyn Carter Kyung Ku Cho Nancy Courtright

Lexie Cash M ichelle Colangelo Ma tlhe w Co well

Laurel Castle Jackie Coldwell Sarah Cowell

T,m Chad w ick Heid, Coleman Robin Cox

Kay Chasteen OenckConyk Tern Cox Chns Crosslin Elden Croy

Sydnee Chat1l1n Carlton Cornish Chns Crawford Robby Crosslin Amanda Cuellar

81II Cullum Corky Dean Jeff Dillon Teres a Dokey

Derri c k Dale

Don Davidson Kayc1 Davis Pam Davis

Shelly Deal

Mi chel deBona

Pam Donaldson Lane Donahoe Bret Dornon

Gail Drake Kerry Ell1ot1

Pau l Drobn1ck Ca thy Evans

Diana Durbin Laura Evans

Sharon Goetzcke Mi c helle Gouin Pat Grant

Tom Granquist J,m Franc is

Tern Frazier Harvey Gallegos , J1mG1lbert Ri c k Green

Vi c tor Frandsen Roy Fritts Lauri Geron Jeff Gleason Glenda Griffin

Sue Harri s Wanda Harris David Harri son Jeff Guffey

Jeanne Gulley M ike Gundz1k Megan Hepworth Mark Hermann Sarah Herr Ann Had sell Beth Hafner Robert Hall

Ted Ham s tra Enc Harman

Dave Harmon

Jim Harri son Julie Hatc hell Nancy Heil Scott Hesseltine Mike Hottman Kim Hogan

Karen Hooper

Joel Howes

Ru ssell Hrouda

Susan Hu st o n Diane Jeffs

Anne Hop per Donna Jeffs

James Hopperstead Dennis Johnson

Kristie Horman Ellen Johnson

Juhe Horn Jim Johnson

Debbie Horton Jon1 Hrouda Greg Hu izenga

Ross Izak Mary Kait or

Stephen Ma ster s Mike McKeough

Mark Mathi sen Tod Mc Kerc h er

Lon nie Ma tz Carla Mclaughlin

Margaret McCall um David Mcleod

Kelly Mccroy OeAnna Mic kl e

David McHatt1e Andy M1ddlem1ss

Donna M iller

Traci M uench

Kevin M uenchow

Monty M unyon

Jeff N anney

Theresa M 1ll1n Jim Neel

Kerry Monaham Laura Nelson

Marty Morns Randy Nelson

Tim Morris Mart in Neunzert

Vaughn Morrison Scott Newcomb

Dave N oble

Elizabeth Orrent1a

Paul Over

Lynne Panat1ello

Nathan Park

Suzanne N oyes

Sean Obrey Nancy Odons10

Claudia O'R1ley M ike Orosz

V1ck1 Os1eck1

Alyson Pade

Janet Papenfus Lisa Parrent

N ancy Perigo

Rhonda Perrella Naom i Pe ter son

8 1II Petry

Andrew Pierc e Brian Panen

Rod Panen

L inda Paulson

Marty Pearce

Eileen Pierce

Marty Pie rce Debby Pullen

Nor een Pierce Barba ra A ahm1g

Elaine Pasco Ka Redden

Kathy Pracht Kim Reeves

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Ron Press Jodi Reinhard Macy Pric e Lenny Reinhard Jim Reynolds Sherry Reynolds Doug Riffel

Monte Rosen

Robynne Ross Tracy Rowe

Jennine Roy

Paul Ritchlin

Luann Robbins

Renee Rodnguez

Brian Rogers Chris Rucker

Dave R1nersbacher

Marie Robbins

81II Rogers

Steve Rogers Tad Rudn1ck1

Kath, Rulon Rod Sanner

Caren Schmitt John Schmitzer

Sue Sexton Bonnie Shacklenton

Frank Shih John Simpson Sandy Sleep Tom Smallen

Alecia Schelling Doug Schmotzer

N1ck1e Sharp Ed Sleeman Evan H aughton

Barb Scherer Barb Scott

M ike Scherrer Jennifer Scott

Brian Schlechten Briana Selbe

Jim Smith Darren Sommers

Glenn Sorv1sto

Brenda Spinden Tim Stoaks

Clark Snyder Colette Soper

Richelle Spens1en

Stuart Steers Greg Stroud

Paul Stenger Bobbie Sturrock

Jill Stermole Evyn Mane Swank

Julie Stewart Suzanne Talbott

Beth Stoaks Suzie Tarbox

Marg ie Thoemke

John Tripp

Tracy Thorp Ton Urban

Denise Thor pe Rick VanDuyn

Donnie Thull W1ll1am VanZ1le

Terri Thull Rodney Vaughn

Barbara Vo1land

Stacey Wagner Kevin Walker

M ike Traub Jill Vogt

Randy Vonda II Mary Waldron Shelley Warren

Jeff Weber Robin Willey

Debbie Wel c h Charles Williams

Bonnie Werber Wes Wilson

Barbara Westrich Sue Wood

Melissa Whalin

D1aneWh1te

Arlene Whitmer

Pan, Wil coxon

Mike Woolhiser

Keith Wheeler

Risha White

Laura Wiede

Randy WIiheim

Kevin Wright

Jeanie Yacovetta

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Al Salam Abdu

Christopher Adams

M ike Adams

Jerry Alsop

Robert Anderson

M itch Apple w hite

Lynn Armentrout

Mark A rnold

Daniel Bachman

Brian Baker

Gregory Baker

Clifton Barrett

William Beaty

Richard Beavers

Rebecca Baker

Terry Beckman

Dua ne Bern1son

Cherylyn Beyer

Karn B reslin

Guy Bryant

V1ck1e Childers

Carmen Clayton

Norman Condreay

Rich a rd Cooley

Da n ny Councilman

Tonya Croissant

Heathe r DeFoe

Steph an Demuth

Cynthia Disney

Rich elle Dow ning

Jay Ouesterbeck

Joseph Emi l y

Patrick Fanning

Roy Feighner

Nel son Fello wes

Jean n e Fe rg u son

Thomas Gamble

Ha rold Garson

Fra n k Garte r

Gle nda Gr iffin

An th ony Grosso

May Heagler

Janice Hamilton

Juhe Hatchell

Richa rd H aynes

David He1n1cke

Brian Hatchell

Brian Henault

Brlhe Housel

Cynthia Housel

Dan Houtz

Jeffrey Hudson

Alan Huntington

Brenda Huntington

Robert lhly

Steven Jensen

James Keller

Joe Keller

Da w n King

Clifford Lammey

Kendra law

Mark Lawless

Kenneth Link

M ichael Lohse

Jodie M artin

Ma rk McN 1chols

Robert Medina

Anthony Metzinger

Deborah Mon1s

Kristina Morns

Viola Moses

James Mossberger

James M unyon

Jeff Nannery

Danny Neel

Robin Nelson

David Olson

V1ck1 Osiecki

Paul Over

Robert Pakkala

Nora Parker

Billy Paschall

Nancy Pates

Rhonda Phelps

Natalie Popiel

JanetOu1nn

Ka th y Riggs

Wi lha m Rogers

Russell Roh r mann

Kevin Rude

Debra Sannan

Thomas Saylor

Greg Smith

Robert Southworth

Brenda Spinden

Paul Stenger

Kenny Sturm

Laurie Tanan

Mel Trimmer Ro n Turner

Rebecca Underwood

Troy Valentine

Kelly VanDamme

Mon ica Vandever

Sherry Vonda II

Robert Walter

Leanna Wellman

Yvonne Wh1lhelm

Kent Wood

Laura Wrede

Stuart Wright

Loreen Yanez

Thomas Young

Kevin Z1egleman

Doug Yager

Bruce Young Juli Young Angie Zenz Carolyn Zuccaro

Gordon Ramstetter

Football

The De m o n Var s ity Foo tball T eam ended with a 5-4 sea s on re co rd , marking the f i r s t winn i ng s ea so n 1n twelve y ear s Coac h B o b Stec klein wa s happy with the team 's perfo rman c e, o nly t o regret th e s eason 's end In the final game it wa s evident that a t otal team effort was be i ng put f o rth

Back row Chuck Bell , Charlie Gaines, Don Poundstone, Jim Johnson, Joe Bachman, M i ke Ba ker, Mark M ostek, Terry Bombard, Marty Godkin , Sam Guffey, Dave R1ttensbarger, Dave Ross, Greg Husinga , Greg Ro we, Dean Beston, Jay Bullard , Don Thull M iddle row · Carl t on Cornish, Way ne Brow n, Monty Rosen, M i ke Schere r, Kevin Rude, Rod Bake r ,

Dave Smi t h, Tod Dun c an, Tom Luster, Donny Ku nce, John Mo rgan, Lexie Ca sh, Doug Yager Bottom ro w: Jeff Guffey, Tod Mc Kercher, Rich Lockwood , Bob Hansen , Greg Fox, Jim Mossbe r ger, Jon Cho, Danny Davis , Jeff Andersen, Kenny Taylor, M Iies Wagner, Eldon Croy

Girls' volleyball varsity team included Back row-Coach Judy Baker, Kim Kn ox, Jill Stermole, Debbie Durbin , Cathy Nelson,

Cheryl Co ranad o, Jenny Scott, Laurie Wel ch, Coach Kitty Fowler Front row -Julie Berg, Laura Nelson , Karen Press, Julie Krause,

Nancy Pattridge

Volleyball

This year's girls ' varsity volleyball team had a record of 14-6 overall and 8 -3 1n their league They tied for third place 1n the county They also took first place 1n the Jefferson County Central Area Tourna ment Laurre Welch got All Confer ence and Karen Press and Debbie Durbin made Honorable Mention 1n the county

This year's coach Kitty Fowler said, "We were def1n1tely one of the strongest teams 1n the state ' '

The JV team had a record of g g for the year

Belo w - JV volleyball team Ba c k r o wMi chelle Hesseltine, Ann Schoelzel , Sharon Sargent, Janet WIison Mary Jo Dempsey, Terry Malea Rh o nda Brown, Coa ch Judy Baker Front row - Ruth Ro dgers Ann Ya c ovett1 , Tammie Ouhnkra ck Lisa Ca sh Pam Lewi s

Soccer

Th is year's boys' varsity so cce r team had an overall record o f 7 -6 - 1 and i n League 6 -5 - 1 They ended up sixth out o f the twelve Jeffco schools Coach David Fairbanks added , " For the first time in Golden 's histo ry, we had a JV team w i th a six game schedule The JV team was also over the 500 mark We will return 10 of our 15 lettermen next year, so we ' re look i ng forward to a strong f i n is h in next year's ra ce ."

Front ro w (I. to r ) M i ke Ca rthy, Joe Noor lun, En c Harman , Kevin Martynuska , Greg Le wi s, Kenny Sauer, B1II Petry, M ark Mathison , Coach Dave Fairbanks 2nd row: Sean Obrey, Jon Lind, Paul Fleming , Corky

Dean , John Do w1ng, David Harrison , Bnan Alexander Back ro w· En c Pierce, Rod Patten, John Flem i ng , Bret Dornon, Ron Press Les Ma1or, Ca r l Weimer. Ric k Petty, Lo re n Obrey Not pi c tured Dan Councilman

Tennis

The tennis team f1n1shed 7th 1n the district and 7th 1n state. Sophomore Fritz Garger finished second 1n the state tournament. Dick Byrne said, "I'm not impressed with this year's record of 3-8 because 1t doesn't create a good image of the team for the sophomores, but the guys on the team are working hard, and next year they 'll be looking for revenge With all the young strength, next year's team should be impressive . "

Above The varsity tennis team included Chns Crawford, Kent Pattndge, Fntz Garger, Joey Seracuse, Dave Barnett, John Davis, Kevin Beadle, and Coach Byrne

Top The total tennis team wa s made up of Back row-Coach Byrne, Dave Barnett, Jeff Dogget, Chns Crawford, Fntz Garger, Kevin

Miller, Kevin Beadle, Tom Brigham Front row -John Davis, Greg Birney, Dave Ep1s, Aaron Gundz1k, Seb Rogers, Kent Pattridge, Joey Seracuse Not pictured-Brad Horn, Ralph Byrne, Rock Carter, Les Eagen, Rod Vaughn, Ted Schultz, and Greg Birney

Girl's Swimming

The past season has been one of the greatest in the history of Golden High School. Through much hard work and dedication , the team placed third overall in the league, compiling a 8 -3 record Jacque Mason placed sixth in diving 1n the State AAA Meet and won the county league c hampionship for the third consecutive year. N ancy O'Dorisio and Jacque Mason were voted M ost Valuable Team Members . Mo Pitschel and Kathy Bohks were named Most Improved. Each girl fulfilled the requirements to letter.

Sw1mm1ng team consisted of Back rowScott Newcomb (manager), Jacque M ason, Beth Ble1dt, Kathy Bohks (divers) Second row-Terri Os1eck1, Sarah Spaulding, Alane

Obrey, Kn s Ru c ker, Nancy O'Dons,o, Mary Lodholm, Sue Morns, Dianne Thorpe First ro w -Jul ie Mc Keough , Sue Comer, Tammy Reeves. Mo P1tschel, Cathy Weiss, Laurie

Simpson Not p1ctured-Jess1ca Beck , Coach Sally Blanch ard

Cross Country

The cross country team this year w as improved, tak 1ng sixth 1n League and fourth 1n a mrd season Jeffco meet Coach Sharp sa,d, " The athletes w orked hard and deserved th e rewards they earned It w as a successful season ''

Cross coun try team included Ba ck r ow -Steve Walker, Ross Izak. Owen Bla ck, Joe Bec k, Scon Hesseltine, Bob Ben1am 1n Third rowBruce Snyder. Altson M athe w s, Davin Lar son Second row-Ken Jansen, Edgar Wise, Craig Wagner, Keith Wheeler, Jim Beck, Charles WIiiiams Front row- Andrew Pierce, M ike Orosz, Ri ck Wrede, Derrick Kailey, Greg Smith Standing-Coach Lo well Sharp, Dean Galland Not pictured Barb Scott

Girls Gymnastics

The Girls ' Gymnastics team consisted of Laura Trow bridge, Danna Wale , Julie Young, Bev Johnson, Lon Morns, Lisa Dotsch, M ichelle Jone-: and Carmen Cox N ot pictured Coach Marilyn Wilcox

The girls ' gymnasti c s team ended with a w,n -loss record of 4 -6. They took sixth 1n the Jeffco Meet and fin 1shed second 1n the District 4 Meet. Four girl s qualified for State thrs year : Laura Trowbridge 1n Uneven Parallel Bars, Beam and Floor Exercises; Danna Wale 1n Beam and Floor Exercises; Lon Morns 1n Vault; and Carmen Cox 1n Uneven Parallel Bars Laura took second 1n the District 1n All Around. To summarize the season , team member Bev Johnson said, "All things considered , we had a fairly good season "

The six lettermen on the Golden High School golf team were M ick Maillot, Tom Dameron, Keith Baker, Brian Schindler, Don King and Mike Hatz The h1ghl1ght of the season was Mick qualifying for state for the second straight year, as a 1un1or

Ba c k Ro w Stuart Wnght, Mike Hatz, Greg Snyder, Dan Chattin, Mr Stokes ( c oa c h)

Front Row· Mi c k Maillot, Keith Baker, Brad Sc hindler, Tom Dameron, Don King

Basketball

The Golden Hi gh Varsity squad ended the r egular sea • son with a 9 -2 record, to ti e first pla ce with three oth er schools. Overa ll it was a very impressive seaso n, w ith quite a t eam effort put forth Go ld en's on ly two losses went to Jefferson a nd Wheatndge ; both were very close games. Go lden's Gi r l's team also f1n1shed first pla ce leaving Go ld en w ell n oted for basketball t a lent

Th e season was su ccessful for both the players and the coach Coach Bo b Stokes wa s nam ed Coach of the Year and for the first time in 10 years a Golden player, Mike Wirth, was selected All Co nferen ce. At the Area Tournament, Dean Besto n wa s c h osen to the All To urnament team The fans were very mu ch a part o f the team, w ith sounds of Maroon Cru s h echoi ng 1n the gym

Varsity Team, Ba ck ro w-Coach Bob Stoaks, Dana Wunderlich, Rod Beston, Torn Granquist, Chuck Bell, Jamie 01etchel , Eric Pierce Patten , Mark Mostek, Ed Sleeman, M ike Wirth Front row-Dean Managers: Mark Burns, Todd Mackey

JV Team i ncluded Back ro w -Coach Dale Bishop, Bob Smith, Steve Flansburg, Ted Hams tra, Brian Pa tt en Second ro w -Rick Cooley, Scott

Hesseltine, Wayne Brow n Front ro w - M ark Panc,o, M ike Scherrer, Jack Mason

Wrestling

The Varsity Wrestling Team finished out the year with a 8 -4 win-lose record and ranked 24th of 74 In state. In the last dual meet against Lakewood Coach Hafling received the 200th dual victory of his career Last summer Ken Sauer took 1st in the Junior Olympics; he completed his school year with a 27-3 record while taking 4th in State Also qualifying for State was Chris Crawley by wrestling back, while Dave Ross just qualifying by taking 3rd In District.

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Varsity Wrestling Team included : Back row-Don Poundstone, Dave Ross, Chris Crawley, Dc>ve Paschall, Chris Artemis, Scott Schaible, Ken Sauer , 81II Schaible , Jeff Hurd , Dave Orosz , Jeff Gleason, Lynn Armentrout. Front row-Coach Darrel Hafl1ng, Coach John Polllce

Junior Varsity Wre stling Team included Back row-Greg Stroud, Owen • Black, Paul R1tchl1n, Lydell Harrel , Chris Grosso, Jack Cullum, Ron Bennetts, Jeff 01ll1on, Dave Mc Hatt1e, Bob VanDoyne, Shawn Steele, Frank Garramore Front row-Coach Darrel Hafltng, Coa c h Jo hn Pollt ce

Sw1mm1ng team included : Back ro w - Mark Fo w ler, Gary Bullard, Rick Chaney, Edgar Wise, Jeff Kreutzer, Derrick Dale, Scon Newcomb, Sean Obrey, Joe Bachman. Karl Bachman Front ro w - M ike Newt on.

Jon Dow ning, Vernon Dugger. Lew is D1t1once, Jim Beck, Joe Beck, Kyle Pa rk er, Loren Obrey No t pic t u red Tyler Laseman, Hal M idcap, Don Gilbreath, Joel Ho wes

The '77 -' 78 boys' swim team placed fourth 1n the county meet and was second 1n the league The league record for Golden was 9 -2 Coach Sally Blan c hard said " We had a good season and I am looking forward to next year " Jim Be c k and Scott New com b qual1f1ed for state, Jim ,n the 100 butterfly and Scott 1n both the 500 free style and the 200 free style \

Girls Basketbal l

Terry Hayes coached the girls basketball team to another successful season . For the fourth consecutive year, Golden wa s league champion with a record of 9 -2 The losses came from Wheat Ridge (coleague champio n s) and Arvada West (state champions). The season began with a win at the area tournament . At the tournament, three Golden players were honored by being chosen to the All Tournament Team : Debbie Durbin, Bonnie Korth1us and Laurie Wel ch Durbin and Welch were also selected All Conference and Korth1us received honorable mention. Golden was el1m1nated 1n the first round of the State Tournament by Poudre, who later went on to become the runners up for the state c hampionship

Varsity-Back Row Cathy Nel son, Bonnie Korth1us, Kns Lund, Cheryl Coronado, Jenny Scott, Coach Terry Hayes Front Row Karen Press, Deb Durbin, Kim Knox, Laurie Wel ch, Nancy Pattndge

Junior Varsity-Back Row : Brenda Hutchinson, Laura Nelson, Jodi Reinhard. Julie Berg, Michelle Hesseltine, Miss Fraser (coach) Front Row : Jill Stermole, Eileen Pierce, N1ck1 Bull, Amanda Cueller

Boys Baseball

Coach Hornecker is looking forward to a successful baseball season this year, with a team dominated by returning lettermen. He feels the Golden team should be a strong co ntender within the county.

Varsity · Top Row-Wayne Bro wn , Mtke Wirth , Eric Pierce, Dana Wunderli ch, Dave R1ttersbacher, Greg Huizenga , Charlie Gaines, Terry Bombard, Coach Horneker Front Row-Tom Morns, Bruce Snyder, Greg Rowe, Rod Baker, Jim Gilbert, Rich Lockwood, Bret Dornon, Jeff Guffey Junior Varsity · Top Row -Coach Bishop, M ike Sellers, Bob Smith, Rick Rowe, Joe Nel son Middle Row-Chris Hobson , Jack Mas o n, Bobby Ortega , Frank Garamone, Kevin Jerome Front Row-Mike Newton, Todd Eckburg , W1ll1am Kirts, Curt Crawley, Lou is D1tornce, Ronnie Bennetts, Rick Dickson

As the season opened this year Co ac h Byrn e s aid , " Th e Girls Tenn, s team had a fairly g ood turn o ut thi s ye ar " H e also went on to s ay that he felt they w ould hav e a r ea ll y good sea so n

Girls Tennis

Girls' tennis team included Ba c k r o w - M ary Simcox, Janene Weddle, Jill Morgan, Anne Schoelzel, Coach Dick Byrne Second row -J, 11 Stermole, Lauren Duhnkrack, Anne Ya covetta, Bonnie Knit Annerte Peterson, Dianne Thorpe, M ichelle Hesselt ine, Sue Comer, Sue Wood Fron t r o w - Pam Lu sh , Eve Anth ony, Sharon Sargent, Susan Dean, Anne H oppe r , Patty K i ng , Joy Lafehr, Tammy Duhnkrack N ot pictured- Nancy Pattndge, Karen Press

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Track & Field

Left : Girls ' track-Back row-Stacie Wilson, Julie Ste wart, Sue Tarbox, Linda Pa u lson, M ichelle Jones, Laura Wrede Second row-Coa ch Sam Petroff, Jill Vogt, Terry Maley, Ka tie Bran ch, Lor i Shaffer, Ruth Rogers, Christie Payne, Tonya Lange Front r o w - Sh elly Ph illips, Bobbie Sturroc k, Cathy Weiss , Rene K imball , Brenda Hutch i nso n, Barb Scott, Cardyn Ferguson, Ca r ol Tu cke r N o t pictured : Debbie Durbin , Mary M 1enec ke Opposite Page : Boys ' track-Back row -Jeff Duncan, Don Poundstone, Jay Bullard Sixth row-Todd Dughfman, Danny Davis, Dave Orosz, Doug Yager, Joe Bachman Fifth row-Tim Butche r, Craig Wagner, Rich Bushue, Don Bu sh, Don Gil breath, Greg Smyth, Ed Cla rk Fo urth row-Miles Sm ith , Peter Campbell , Duke Gates, Dirk Kailey, Glenn M itchell, Robby Vance, Duane Mo rn s Third row - Andy Gustaf son, Todd Du n can, M ike Dra k e , Ri c k Petty, R ic k Wrede , Mike Orosz, Andrew Pierc e, Davin Larson Second ro w - Bob Spurck, Farzad Nazem ,, Bob Ben1am1n , Scott He ssel tine, Keith Wh eeler, Scott Jones, Jim Reyn olds, Cha r lie Williams, Edgar Wise Front rowAllen N ordin , Don Kunce , Frank Sackett, Steve Wa lker, Greg Lewis, M i le s Wagner, John Morgan, Carlton Comish No t pictured : Coach Stan Hergenreter, M ark Sunderhuse, Jim Ball , Ed Sleeman , Joe Salv1deo, Tim O' Donnell, Rick Eagan, Bob Bergman

Girls Soccer

Thi s year is the fir st year f o r Girl's soccer 1n Colorado. The Golden team ha s so me good , aggre ssi ve players , and 1t will probably grow i nto a very strong team

Soccer Back Ro w - M ike Cameron (manager), Jacque M ason, Sarah Davis, N 1ck1 Bull. Sarah Spaulding, Valeria Pri ce, Sarah Co well, Cassie Hoeper, Julie M cKeuogh M iddle Row-Laura Nelson, Brigette Kearney, Jeannie Sanders, N 1ck1 Larson, Monica Baal , Donna Hoover

Front Row -Pam Le w is, Julie Krause, Tammy Wineland, Laurie Le w is, Kathy Bohks, Amy Linder, Coach Dave Fairbanks Not Pictured : Laurie Wel ch, Cheryl Coronado, Cathy Nelson, Jodi Reinhardt, Julie Berg

Carey Applewh ite

Jenny Bac hman Sharo n Armentr o ut Cindy Baker Jud, Atk inson Ki m Baker

Thomas Atterberry

M ike Banks

Jeanne Abrew Brian Alexander

Scott Anderson

Lanney AVIS

David Barnett

M ichael Ahl

M ike Anderson

Gary Adroes

Thomas Axtell

Mark Barry

A my Baum Ron Bennetts K im Beadle Julie Berg

Jessic a Beck Doug Berkhouse

Chris Beery Shann on Berry

Sarah Bender

Bec ky Betz

Debbie Bi sh op

N an cy Bohling Donn Botzum

Je nny Bened ict

Yv o nne B1ll 1s Ro n Bloc k Charlie Booth

J ett Brady

Erik Brauer Ri chard Bushue Greg Carlson

Tom Brigham Tim Butcher Leslie Carmi chael

Rhonda Brown Diane Caffero Rock Carter

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Kathleen Brunel D1etnca Campbell l.Jsa Cash

Caren Coleman Carmen Cox

Sue Comer Curt Crawley

Cathy Connors Tim Creighton

M ike Cook Lynda Cribbs

Delton Child Sharon C1eluch

Ed Clark

Mi chelle Courtney

Angela Crist

Molly Childers

Doug Cisneros

Corrina Colangelo

Janee Cowden

Brian Croy

Jack Cullum Jodie Cutshall Dan Davis Jim Davis Kim Davis Scon Dean Rick Dixon Scon Dobyns Jett Doggen Suzy Dean Lou Dearment Debbie Deering

Cindy Delano

Mary Jo Dempsey laura Denonv1lle

Cheryl Oenmann

Connie Disney Louis D1tornce

Chris Dolloff Robin Doty Bet Brake

Ray Ed wards

Lee Fields

Steve Emanuel Cindy Findling

Bnan Endsley Mark Finney

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M ike Drake

Tammie Duhnkra ck

Karla Eagan

Dave Ep1s Alan Fischer

Vernon Dugger Todd Duncan Todd Eckburg

Gordan Farris Kenn Fisk

Todd Dughman Jill Dunkaase

Jett Edwards

Carol yn Fergu son Anita Fisk

Franklin Garramone Kim Godown

Duke Gates Lisa Golden Michael Gehring Scott Gorden

Aaron Gundz,k

Joel Heldenbrand

Kathy Gunter M ic helle He sseltine

Kelley Hagenbu ch Glenn Hi c kman

Cathy Hagerty Dan Hic kman

Roxanne Hall

Patty Harms

Paul Harn s

Helen Harri son

Nancy Hill

Ryan Hamm

Lyndel Harrell

Tammy Harn s

Dennis Hanley

Wendy Hill

Jeff Hockman Zach Hodges

Cassie Hoeper Ken Jenkins

M ichelle Jones

Mike Holton Kevin Jerome Scot1 J ones

Diane Hoover Barbara Johnson Ch ristine Kennedy

Irene Hutchings Ph1II J ohn son David Kers chner

Brenda Hutc hinson Ri ck Johnson Brenda Kimbley

Kemper lsely Lynn Jones Patty King

Joseph Kirby

Sharon Kobernusz

Jeff Lakey

Tonya Lange

M ike Lauer

Wayne Kirkham

Linda Korth1us

Cynthia Lammey

Davin Larson

Wally Lemke

Coleen Klatt Danny Krill

Thomas Kleemola Dane Ku c harski

Li sa Kluherz J oy Lafehr

Li sa Kn o x Eri c Lagerqu is t

Elizabeth Lind John Lux

Chri s Malmgren

Scott L1v1ngstone Bruce MacBnde Joseph Manes

Chris Lobanov Kevin Maddox Ja c k M arks

Kristi Lofgren Bob Maillot Kelly Martin

David Lund Tern Maley Rita Martinez

Laun Le w is Susanne Lew is Jay Lund

Lonnie Mahsh Jack Mason

Marianne Massaro

Beth M cKearnan

Cindy Mea c ham

Mary M einecke

Danny M iller

Pam Mat1ch

Julte Mc Keough

Shen Meadows

Hal Midcap

Mahlon M iller

Doug Matthew s

Ty McKe rcher

Marc Me 1ndl

Lorna Mi er s

Richard M inges

Randy Maynard M ichelle M cKnight •

Dennis McCoy Mark Mclaughlin

Ron M cinroy Coleen Mc Nally

John Molnar Sharon Morine Joe Nel son

Kenneth Moncrieff Duane Morns Tra cey Newcomb

Rex Moody KaEll1n Morri son Mic hael Newt o n

Pat Moore J ohnnye Morton Sean Norris

Kevi n Olson

Bob Ostowski

David Orosz Ma rk Panc,o

Bobby Orteau Kyle Parker

Gene Osborne Holly Parrent

Patricia Oscarson

Kellie Patterson

Kent Pattndge

Cathy Paulson

Jackie Payne

Pat Os1esck1

Bob Patterson

Jenny Paul

Christie Payne

Rod Perrella

Ruth Rodgers

Diana Sachse

Kerry Sanner

Scott Schaible

Anne Schoezel

Seb Rogers

Branda Sangi

Sharon Sargent

Susan Schmitt Ted Shultz

Amber Rohrmann Amy Scofield

Chris Rood Mike Sellers

Rick Row e Joe Seracuse

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V1ck1e Ratherford Jill Seward

Gwen Sexton

Donna S1 cca rd1 Scott S1ssons

David Sloan

Bob Smith

M ichele Shader

Linda Siemer

Kelly Sitzman

Anglea Smith

Jackie Smith

Diana Shaffer Gerald Simmons

Lori Shaffer Diane Simonds

Katie Shafter Dawn Simpson I

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Debbie Shue Laurie Simpson

Miles Smith PamSm,th Scott Smith Barbara Thorp

Greg Snyder Windsor Snyder Shella Spence

Vonna Stelter M ike Stice Elizabeth Stokes

Brenda Tindell Cindy Townsend

Dwayne Stone Christy Stnb1ak Mark Sunderhuse

T,m Tafoya Nina Tate M ike Thoma s

V1ck1e Trott

Janet Vogt Rick Warren

Carol Tucker Craig Wagner Kim Weaver

Robby Vance Lisa Wall Steve Weber

George Vantrump Debbie Wa ller

Janene Weddle

Steve Victor Ma rgo Wa lt Carl We im er

Aon V1scher

Angela Walter

Cathy Weiss Connie Werber

Joey Westhead

Scott Wilcox

Dana Wimber

Darla Wiley Laura Winegar

Rayna Wilhelm Edgar Wise

Merlene Williamson George Wise

Kathy Wethington

Loreen White

Becky Whitmer

Janet Wilson Duane Wood

Dani White

Jane Whitehall

Bob Wieman

Julie Wilson

Laura Wood

Not Pictured

Student Council

This year's Student Council kept itself busy throughout the year with many projects To start the year they planned and sponsored Homecoming week . Afterwards, each class organized a different holiday week Committees were formed to work on things such as Gym Improvement, the Student Lounge and Cafeteria, the Constitution and Money Spending

Back Row · Pam Lush, Annette Bass, Joan Kirts, Caren Schmidt, Sue W 1tulsk1 , Jay Brady , Pam Ceulee r s, Kerry M iller, John Baker , Mrke Scher rer, Keith Wheeler, Jill Vogt, Kay ci Davis, Che rne Chris tner, Alane Obrey, Lisa Sanner, Theresa Mrlltn Middle Row · Dianne Thorpe, 8111 Smith , Shelley Deardorff, Jea nette Johnson, Jim Beck, Joe Beck, Laura Trowbridge, Aly c en Mathews , Diane Pugh Front Row· Jeff Dogget, Denise Thorpe, Lisa Golden, Tammy Duhnkrack, Jodi Cutshall , Sharon Sargent, Diane Hoover, Kim We aver, Barb Johnson, Ron Mc inroy, Beth Caton, Vernon Dugger

Honor Society 1s a Nati onal Organiz a t ion whi ch r ecogn i zes students for the ir sc h o larsh ip, leadership, character, and service ab1l1t1es Thi s year th e m embe r s held a pot-luck dinner, sold greeting ca rd s, and atte nd ed a conference a t the Un1vers1ty of Colorado Ott1cers of the club are Dianne Thorpe-pre s ident, Annie T rs del -v,ce president, Karen Press-se c retary, Sarah Spaulding-treasurer

Back Row Nancy Pattndge, Laura N elson, Karen Press, Tammy Van Trump, M ane Robbins, N ancy Ealy, Sue W ood, J,11 Ste r mole, John Chapman (sponsor), Sean Obrey, N 1kk1 Bull, M ike w ,nh M iddle Row Mark Bymaster, Greg Vtll a ch1ca, John Bradbury, Dianne Thorpe, Ann ie Tisdel, Katnna Trexler, Barb Va rland, Scott Plummer, Jim Beck, David Huston Fron t Row Allison Cox, Lauren Duhnkrack, N 1ck1 Larson, Cherne Chns t ner, Scott Wimber, Laura Tr o w bndge, Vin ce Hamm, Frank Sh,h

National Honor Society

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FHA, FBLA

Future Homemakers of America

1s one of six vocational education youth organ1zat1ons. The overall goal of the organization rs to help youth assume their roles 1n society through home economics 1n areas of persona I grow th, fa m I ly I ife, vocational preparation and community involvement. It helps develop leadership, good c1t1zensh1p, and prepares members for the vital work of our country.

Future Business Le aders of America members learn skills and competencies to prepare them for success 1n the business world Students earning honors 1n sta te compet1t1on this year were Dena Humphrey, Jean Nankerv1 s, Laura Fallert , M

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FHA included · Back row -Tammy Van Trump, Briana Selbe, Kerry M onahan, Ellen Johnsor Diane Gutierrez, LeAnn Peckinpaugh Seated-Gall Drake, Jeneen Joseph

FBLA members are: S1tt1ng-Penny Avis, Annette Andren, Nell ie Christensen Standing, back row-Tami Doty, Catherine Clements, Jean Nankerv1s , Vicky Beyer , M ary Skelton, sponsor M s Schultz

Standing, front row-Marcia Hill, Debbie Doering, Jeanette Andren Tammy DeArment, Cheryl Waller, Laura Fallert, Stacey Johnson, Crystal W1l cos, sponsor Ms Gilbert

HERO, HEO

H o m e Eco n o m ics Rela t ed Occupa t Io n s ( H ER O) a n d H ome Econ o m ics Occ u pa t io n s ( HE O) a r e pra c t ical c lasses d esigned to help stud ent s succeed In ca r eers such a s f ood se rvi ce, clo th ing services, c hild ca r e se r vices, in t erio r des ign and f as h io n me r c h and1z1ng In add1t 1on to r ece IvIng c r ed it fo r onth e 10b tr aI n I n g, s tu den t s lea r n skill s o f r ela tin g e ff ec t ive ly a n d cop Ing w i th c aree r r ela t e d p r oblems N in e s tud ent s a tt e nd ed t h e s t ate co nv ent io n t his y ea r

Top left-HERO Club Standing-Tom

Ur ban, Laurie Tanan. Liz Orrent1a, Susan Ferguson Seated-Kevin Leadford. Bryan K now les, Larry M eacham, Nelly Christensen, M r s Richard Lef1-HEO Club Stand1ng-JeH Liddick, Kelly Sinka, Owen Black, Rick Haynes, Ric k Chaney, Jen Stransky, Pat Ellison, M alcolm Tolen, Carmen Clayton Mr s Richard Seated-Bruce Holter, Jeanne Sanders. M onty M unyon. V1ck1 Lash Bo tt om lef1-HEO Club Standing-Laura Coomes, Richard Young, Cindy Connor, Chris N 1colos1, Jen St ransky, Risha White. Lau r ene Yanez, Jeff L1dd1ck. Kelly Sinka, Mr s Richard

DECA

Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) was organized thirty years ago w ith a charter membership of only about 2000 nation wide Today the N atio nal DECA organization boasts of over 170,000 members and is chartered in 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico

The purpose of DECA 1s to provide social activity for the many working studen t s in Distributive Education who oth· e rwi se miss out on many of the school activities because of their working hours Students learn the many qualities of leadership through DECA activities The c lub act1v1ties also give the students opport unity to participate 1n district and state compet1t1ve act1v1t1es that may qualify them for national leadership co nfe r ence events The c lub engages 1n various fund raising activi tie s to help pay for an annual spring banquet to honor cooperating employers who hire DECA st ud ents on a part-time emp loyme nt basis during the school year

The DECA cl ub inc luded : Ba ck Row· Mr Lemm on s ( cl ub adv isor), Brian En d s leg , Jim Jbhn so n , Carne Morgan , C hri s Lynn , R C Bennetts, Danny Neel, Ron Turner Third Row N1 c k1e Sharp, Cynthia Hou s el, Dennis Adam s, Ltsa Elltot, Tom Clark, Bob Hansen , Mike Langley, and Alan Trimmer Sec ond Row: Mark Mc N1 c hols, Kevin Naeb, Janic e Hamilton, Ri c k Schuster, Nan cy Heil, Sonia Fief Fro nt Ro w · He1d1 Co peland (Vi c e Pre sident), Cathy Nec as ( Sec retary), Maura Cahill ( President), Becky Mott (Trea surer), J1mm1e Harns Wendy Bradfo rd

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Work Experien ce Study wa s success ful in placing many s tudent s 1n valuable o n th e Job learning Th is year they sponsored numero u s profitable paper drives

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Back Ro w Lynn Armentrout, Kevin Fisk, Glenda Gnff,n M iddle Row Kevin M addox, M ike N ewt on, Bob Boone Frank Garramone Al Huntington. Todd Mackey First Row Linda Thompson, Kristy M ackey Becky Becker, Ann Leslie. Denrse Hiebert. Kathy Weldin, M rs Harris (sponsor) N o t Pictured Mr Poll1ce (sponsor)

Cheerleaders

The cheerleaders dedicated all of their energy to cheering our athletic teams on to victory Besides cheering 1n front of the home crowd, they also put 1n long hours of practice to perfect their routines Cl1n1cs and state compet1t1on kept them very busy also.

Ab ove-Varsity Cheerleaders Top-Jeannean Davis M1ddle- L1sa Ootsch, Eileen Pierce Bottom-Briana Selbe, Cindy Coyier, Allison Cox, Diane Pugh, Donna Jeffs Below-Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Top Lona Mal1 sh, Jean Yacovetta Bottom Donna Miller, Debbie Wel ch, Claudia O'R1ely, Barb Thorp, Diane Jeffs

Tridettes

The Tndettes are a multi -talented pre cision dan ce t eam They perform routines at home games Thi s year the Tndettes will be accompanying the band t o the Cherry Bl ossom Festival Parade 1n Washington D C

Ba ck Row Cherne Christner, Janet Papenfu s, Dianne Thorpe, Shelley Deardorff Midd le Ro w · Lolly Evans, Sherry Dugger, Kim Reeves, Ca re n Schmidt, Tracy Thorp Front Row Ann Calkin, Ann e Tisdel, Sue W1tul sk1

Latin Club, Pep Club

The Pep Club consis ted of girls interested 1n adding sp1n t to athletic events. The pep cl ub included: Back Row : Roxann Hall , Leslie Carmicheal. Middle Row : Vickie Rutherford, Wendy Hill, Caren Coleman, Cheryl Dettmann, Kaell1n Morrison, Margo Walt, Donna S1card1. Front Row : V1ck1e Trott, Janet Vogt, Cas • s1e Hoeper, Laura Denonv1lle, Chris Kennedy.

Above-Latin Club S1tt1ng · Janice Mill er, Ted Hamstra, Julius Caesar, Mr P1rn (sponsor), Rich Cooley Standing N ancy Perigo, Scott Wimber, Scott S1ssons, Leslie Mai ors, Rex M oody, Nan cy Panndge, Jill Stermole, Kathy Wethingt on, Tra cy New comb

Officers of the Latin Club are Ri c k Cooley-president, Ted Hamstravice president, Nancy Pattridge-secretary, and Nan cy Perigo treasurer

The Latin club organizes parties 1n whi c h they prepare and eat Italian food Also, the members went to a Latin movie

Student Advisors

The new program of student advisor s has been very successful this year This group of students, spo n so red by M rs Hallberg , serves as counselors for sophomores

The student advisors have helped 1n many way s, being able to help sophomores and new student s 1n special areas such as small group d1scuss1ons , helping new s tu dents get acquainted w rth the school, and also any o ther students with problems

Student Advi sors-Bac k Ro w Greg V 1llach1ca, Sue W1tulsk1 Jod1ey Faron,, Andy M 1ddlem1ss, Front Sonia Fief, Mr s Hallberg Bonnie K o rth,u s

A.F.S.

A F S 1s an organ1zat 1on 1n whi ch both students from Ameri ca and other countries get together Thi s year

A F S hosted eight studen ts from M 1ss1ss1pp1 on a s ho rt exchange program

Below - A F S Ba c k Ro w Bill Smith, Keith Bryant, Sandy Woolsey, Front Ro w Fahzad N azem1, Vera Ce rry, Farhad Ashori, Ben Stassen

Rodeo Club

The Go ld en High School r o d eo team meets twi ce a month for business and holds c lubs practice at least once a w eek Stud en t co ntesta nts must ma1nta1n grades and cond u ct that meet the qualifications of the State Athletic Assoc1at1on 1n th ei r state Golden Rodeo team wo rk s very hard to put on their own r odeo once a year

Back Row Mr Tupps (sponsor), Denny Benton , Duane Cook, Scott Hodges, Ronnie Pearce, Dave Potter, Marty Pierc e, Doug Schmotzer Ron Bennets, Kevin Walker, Lloyd White, MIies Langley M iddle Ro w· V ictor G1llott , Mit c h Applewhite , Stan Jamison , Kelly Garc ia J,m Ba chman. Ronnie Bennetts, Doug G1llott, Btll Ramsteder, Kent Wood, Bob Wei sman , Front Row· Kathy Prac ht, Sue Harns, Loren White , Rob Crosslin , Shelley Warren, Tracy Row e, Cathy Hagerty, Becky Axtell , Carey Apple w hite, Kathleen Brunel

FFA

The FFA 1s a youth organ1zat1on of by and for s tudent s o f vocational agriculture The primary aim of the FFA 1s to develop agriculture leadership, c1t1zensh1p and cooperation . The FFA motto says 1t all Learning to do, Doing t o learn, Earning to live, L1v1ng to serve

Ba c k Row Doug Schmotzer. Jim Bachman, Joe Bachman. Marty Pearce, Denny Benton, Miles Langley, 8111 Beatty, Pat Coleman, Rick Petty, Mr Hoozee Middle Row Ron Pearce, Dave Poner. Victor Gillon. Ron Bennetts, Kathleen Brunel, Laurie Simpson, Stan Jamison, Doug G1llott, Bob Wieman , Charlie Booth Front Row Linda Perigo, Carol Tucker, Jeannet1e Johnson, Tra cy Rowe, Cathy Hagerty, Robin Nel son, Sarah Bender, Barbara Johnson, Carey Applewhite, Anita Baal

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Aut o Glass and Windo w Glass Installed M lfrors

Irv Porter

Madrigal choir Is made up of sixteen se lec t voices under the d1re ctIon of M rs Caroline Mallory; all of which spec1al1ze In sIngIng music of the Renaissance Era . Usually the music Is performed using no piano Several times a year they sponsor fund raIsIng actIvItIes, spirit suckers and candy The group travels around the metro area performing at shopping centers, churches and festivals

Voi ce of Mariah performs musi c from great musicals Along with their sIngIng they do choreography They Perform at shopping centers and schools.

Madrigals

Ab ove- Madrigal s Seated-Sherry Dugger, Sue Morns, Julie Tu cker, Mi c helle

He ssel tine , Bonnie Korth1us, Brenda Hutchinson, Pam Ceuleers, Kay Chasteen Stand1ng -Carol1ne Mallory , Jeff Wright, Vernon Dugger, Scott Plummer, Scott Banks, Tom Landrum, Jim Huntington , Steve Weber Voice of Manah Fourth Row -

Voice Of Mariah

Donna Goldberg, Deb Maddox Third RowCheryl Beyer , Krist, Lofgren , Debbie Reynolds Second Row -Ca roline Mallory, Dena Humphrey , Annette Bass, Dawn Ohlerk1ng, Karla Peel First Ro w -Diane Shaffer, Kim Baker, Jackie Payne N ot pictured Doreen Kouri, Jackie Smith, Kathy Gunter

Above -Cen tennial Singers Standing-Mr Pat Ryan , Mike Wood, Jeff Weber, John Bradbury, Stuart Wright, Charlie Gaines, Brian Rogers, Sam Groce, Ken Hansen, Mark Chase, Bill Smith , Mrs Marg e Ryan Seated-Kelly Kroeger, Debbie Tarbox, Pam Donaldson, Beth Ble1dt, Kns Lund, Nan cy Ealy, Beth Caton, Nan cy Pattridge, Kathy Schaeffer, Kathy Bohks Below-Concert Choir Front row-Barb Voiland , Vera Chuery, Sandy Wool sey, LeAnna Welman , Brenda Hut chinson, Mrke Cameron, Katy Bradbury, Marty M orns, Renee Kimball , Pam Ceuleers, Lon Srmpson Middle row - Jody Faronea , Janet Wilson , Liz Stokes, Mary Dempsey, Ruth Rogers, Beth Blerdt, Stuart

Centennials

Concert Choir

Centennial Singers- This prest1g1ou s group represents Golden High School by s1ng1ng about 50 concerts a year The pop and swing style 1s popular with our entire community One of the h1gh-l1ghts that these multi-talented students ant1c1pate each year 1s the houseboat tour of lake Powell after school 1s out

Concert Choir gives 3 to 4 con certs per year They sing a variety of music, ranging from negro sp1ntua Is to mellow rock •

Wright, Ken Hanson, M ichelle Gou,n, Jett Loving, Dan H ickman, Tom Young , Bob South worth, Jenar Fredericks, Linda Korth1us, Brenda Krmbley, Barb Johnson, Kay Chasteen, Sue Huston Back row-Julie Hatchell , Laura Evans, Pat Oscarso n, Kathy Schaffer, Jen Burke, M ike Wood, Jay Duesterbeck, Joe Beck, Bnan Roger s, En c Eagen, Greg Stoud, Chrrs Lynn, Mike Langley, Dave Harmon Lanny Avi s, Rick Dixon, Cherlyn Beyers, Karla Peel, Nancy Perig o, D1Lynn Guern Not pictured· Scott Banks , M ark Chase, Doreen Kouri , M elanie Kochevar, Kelly Kroeger, Mary Mc Kearnen, Jenny Paul, Laurie Tanan, Sandy Trott. Susan Chase

Marching Band

The Marching Band is made up of all the members of the Symphonic Band. Through-out football season th ey perform field sho ws during halftime of home football games They a lso march 1n numerous parades dunng the year This year ' s Band was selected to represent Colorado 1n the Cherry Blossom Festival Parade 1n Washington O.C.

This Year ' s Marching Band and Symphonic Band included-Jeanne Abre w, Donna Allen, Cathy Ackerman, Gary Andros, Cindy Baker, Tom Baring, Dave Barnett, Jenny Benedict, Allison Bequette, Doug Berkhouse, Greg Birney, Tim Butcher, Rock Carter, Cherne Cnstner, Jeff Connor, Cheryl Coronado, Jannee Co wden, Matt Co well, Carmen Cox, Kim Coyier, Bnan Croy, Jim Davis, John Davis, Kim Davis , Lane Donahue, Todd Doughman , Nan c y Ealy, Bnan Erickson , M ark Finney, Carl Fischer, Natalie Fritzinger, Kim Godow n, Rick Green, Kelley Hagenbuch, Patty Harms , Paul Harris , David He1n1cke , Joel Heldenbrand , M ichelle Hesseltine , Donna Jeffs, Dean Kirby, M elanie Kochevar, Ann Lafleur, Enc Lagerquis t , Jeff Lakey, Tom Landrum, Deanna La w, Jay Lund, Pam Lush, Lonnie Mallsh, Greg Marquardt, Margaret Mc Cullum, Dave McDonald, Ha l Mid c ap , Andy M iddlemiss, Theresa M 1ll1n , Leah M organ , Vaughn M o rri so n, Alane Obrey, Theresa Os 1ec k1 , Bob Ostrow ski , Paul Over, L o nnie Plenert , Tammy Reeves , M ike Reindel , Ruth Rodgers , Tad RLJdn1 ck , Kerry Sanner, Lisa Sanner, Anne Schoelzel , Barb Scott, M1kk1 Shader, Connie Shire, Bob Smith, Randy Spivey, Denise Thorpe, Katrina Trexler, Troy Valentine, Bob VanDuyne, Ron V1s cher, Craig Wagner, Jeff Weber, Steve Weber, Carl Weimer, Dane Wimber, Anne Ya c ovetta, Doug Yager, M ike Yeats and the dire ctor Ernest Kazm1er

Orgleworks 1s a c lub dedi cated to pre serving the beaut ies of the prpe organ Members take part 1n the re st orations of our sc hool organ Members are taught organ tuning and wrrrng All these efforts go not 1n vain , but t o achieve that special sound only a pipe o rgan c an give The members of the Orgleworks Club in c lude : Pat Ryan ( s ponsor) , Bob Medina , Jay Duesterbe c k , Mike Wo ok, Ro b ert Bennetts, Denise Catherman

Orchestra Orgleworks

Orches t ra 1s composed o r s t udents w ho enioy playing string ins t r umen t s Th ,s g rou p plays bo t h classical and con temporary music unde r t he d1 rect1on o f Ernie Kazm1er M embers inc lude Standing Enc B r a u e r , Da nn Fr ahm, M ane Robbins, Dav i d Fox Seated Barb Scherer, Barb Joh n son, Angela M oody, Sue M cIntosh, Suzanne Lew is

Jazz Band, Band Porn Pon Girls

This group of girls, composed of band members performed at home football games, and accompanied the band to Washington D C , wher e they part1 c 1pated 1n the Nat ional Cherry Blossom Parade

This group of select mus1c1ans put on many performances dunng the sc hool year They performed at most of the h ome basketball games and part1c1pated 1n vario u s festivals and co ncerts . They were se lected to play at the annual State Junior Mi ss Contest and at the Montrose High School Prom .

The Band Porn Pon girls were - Me lanie Kochevar, Nan cy Ealy, Terry Os1eck1, Lane Donahoe, Barb Scott, Na tal ie Fntz1nger

The Jazz band this year included Tom Baring, Dave Barnett Allison Bequette, Doug Berkhouse, Tim Butcher, Jim Davis, John Davis, Nan cy Ealy, Bnan Eri c kson , Mark Finney, Rick Green, Bob lhly, Tom Landrum, Deanna Law, Jay Lund , , Sue M cIn t os h, Andy M 1ddlem1 ss, Vaughn Morri son, Tammy Reeves, Mane Robbins, Ron V1scher, Jeff Weber, Sue Wook, Doug Yager, Troy Valentine, and director Ernie Kazm1er

Radio Club

Thi s year th e members of K S O F., the Golden High School radi o cl ub, spent many lo ng hours buying and f1x1ng equipment f or the club Th ey entertained students by b road cas tin g mu sic into the cafe t e ri a.

Above-Radio Club Dave W1ll1am s, Chris Dolloff, M ike M cKeough (president), John Sm1tzer, Mr Farrar (sponsor) Not Pictured Enc Bauer (Vice President), Scott L1v 1ngs tone , M ax M app1ns , Diane Logan (Treasurer), M eredith M aiers, Tyler Laseman

Ham Radio Club

Ham Radio Club Is interested In world w ide radi o co mmunI ca tI on s The c lub s ob1ect 1ve Is to improve M orse Code spee d and co ntact other ham stations around the world The c lub thu s far ha s o nly been able to tald In the United States, but the future goal will be to tald as far as the A s ian conti nent

Below-Ham Radi o Club Ed Walker, Stan Ha1ek (sponsor), Jeff Connor, N orm Pann1na, Kevin Jerome, No t pictured Don M cAvoy

Stage Right

Stage Right 1s the drama club here at G H.S This, Stage Right has presented such productions as Nell Simon's "Plaza Suite" and "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder Members perform on stage as well as taking care of behind the scenes Jobs 1nclud1ng costumes, set construction, make -up, props and l1ght1ng

John Bradbury, Mike Cameron, Beth Caton, Dan Hickman, Kevin Miller, Denise Thorpe, Lisa Sanner, Barb Rahm19, Krista Zillman, Man Cowell , Clara Anaya, Kerry Sanner, Leanna Welman, Sandy Woolsey

Jenny Paul, Bill Smith, Anne D1sborough, Keith Bryant, Dave Fox Mark Mitc hell , Pam Mat1 ch, Mark Arnold, Diane Gunerrez, Don Bush

Leah Morgan , Stuart Steers, Holly Morrison (director), Maureen

Herman, Scott Plummer, Ron Mcinroy, Scott Banks Not pictured Mike Banks , Vernon Dugger, Theresa M1ll1n, Chris Mueller, Kim Refvem, Andy M1ddlem1ss, Vera Chevry

The Forensics Program at G H S. 1s designed to provide compet1t1ve speech experiences for as many stu• dents as possible This year Golden Students part1c1 pated 1n 24 tournaments with an average of 20 schools competing 1n each tournament In these tournaments they compete 1n events such as Debate, Analysis and Interpretation of Oratory, Original Oratory, Extempora neous Speaking, Interpretation of Humor, Drama and Poetry Golden's team f1n1shed 1n the top 20% 1n each of these tournaments M r Sharp was honored with the top national honor, the Forensics Coach Diamond Key Award for his cumulative outstanding coaching

Back Row John Fleming. Dave W1ll1am s, Annette Bass. Dan H ickman. Ken Wolfe. Jim Neely, Stuart Steers. Lisa Sanner Dean Galland. There sa M1lhn Dianne Thorpe, Diane Guiterrez. Sue Huston , Carry Carter. Karen Hooper. V1ck1e Edwards. Laura Trowbridge. Anne D1sborough. J,m Beck, John Eoyang, John Baker, Mr Farrar Front Row Mr Sharp (sponsor), Christy Striback. Carol Crider, Mark Panc,o, Aaron Gundz,k. Jeff Oogget. Leah Morgan , Janene Weddle, Mi c helle Gouin. Shelley Deardorff Seated Dave Huston. Scott Banks, Frank Shih

Key Club

Key Club 1s a community service as well as campus service organ1zat1on Some of their proJects this year have included shovelling snow for senior c1t1zens, setting up a scholarship fund, holding car washes for fund ra1s1ng and a basketball marathon to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy

Key Club in c luded Ba ck Row Beth Pn c e, Jeff Guffey, Susan Schmitt, Janet Vogt, Kim Weaver , Jess ic a Beck , Sc ott He sslet,ne, Brenda Hutc hinson, Dana Wunderli ch Third Row Julie Stewart, Mike Sc herrer, Anne Hopper Nicki Bull , Bob Mcinroy, Laura Nelson, Jill Stermole Second Row Eve Anth o ny, Jill Vogt, Joe Bec k, Amy Scofield , Katie Bran ch, Jrm Landin

Newspaper Staff

N ewspaper 1s a class 1n whi ch students with an inter est 1n Journalism contribu te to putting out our school new spapers "The Some Times " and "the Golden Tn dent" One of the most challenging aspects 1s attempt 1ng to provide fair and adequate coverage of the many facets of G.H S as well as 1nclud1ng feature material of interest to readers 1nclud1ng s tudent s faculty and par ents

Back row Rhen Bratt, Karen Breslin , Mike Carthy. Tom Young, Allen N ordin, Julie Tu c ker Tra c y Rowe , Shelley Deardorff Mr s Christensen (Advisor), Stuart Steers, Scott Plummer Kerry M iller In driver's seat Joe Bec k Casualty Mik e Sche rrer Not Pictured Jim Beck, Randy Ne lson

Lucky Pierre

What can one say? They told me not to write anything NASTY or use any double entendres That leaves us the Eth1op1an -Somalian war and Anita Bryant (gasp!) as relevant topi c s Lucky Pierre (Co-founded with the departed Mike Yancey) 1s a group of fine, upstanding gentlemen (no girls allowed) 1n the community who get together w ith the 1ntent1ons of fun and foul play We get more cred 1t than we deserve since our annual " Lucky PierreBenedict Arnold, Royal Leap Year Dance Doughnut Dunk" fell through. We try but our efforts are sometimes 1n vain, however, we wish to be remembered as the group that brought you the Russian flu We wish the seniors good luck on the outside and hope their futures can be as successful as our todays

Truly, J . Daniel Beck (Lucky Pierre Rep )

Zero Club

Bel o w - Zer o Club Kerry Miller, Dave G1ellum, Ce cil Bratt, Boog Wesley Galland, Sco tty L1qu1d Plummer, Stinky , Scotty L1qu1d Plummer , Stinky, Boog Wesley Galland , Ce c il Bratt , Dave G1ellum Not Pictured : Kerry Miller Above-Lu c ky Pierre Club Mike Wirth (treasurer), John Morgan, Joe Beck (f o under) , Scott Hesseltine (neat person) , Don King (up and coming) Not Pi c tured Mark Mostek, Mark Burns , Fire Burns , Mike Sc herrer, Jim Landin , Dana Wunderli c h, Ed Sleeman, Steve Flansburg, Kevin King , Lexie Cash , Greg Huizenga , Dave R1ttersba c her, Karl Ba chman, Roger Myers, and a cast of thousands who wish to remain 1ncogn1to

This year the Zero c lub officially got started in its cam paign to capitalize on Absolutely nothing. During infrequen t meetings at the Wheatridge Dairy, members discussed Zorro, the Zero hero and hi s role in the Maxim1ll1an regime

Noted Zero cl ub achievements include dusting shrubs and saying the word "lachrymose" i n front of the weaker sex. Next year we expect the Zero Club to be bus ily non-extrant. May the Zeroes ever chant, "A ll for none, none for all!"

Senior Seminar, People To People

Senior Seminar spends many hours making in -depth studies of different subject areas The seminars c over a two -week period 1n whi c h the students s pend more time learning than 1n a 9 -week class . Subje c t s studied include desert ecology, energy and the environment, eco nomi cs , and cultures The class must rai se money t o fund the i r field trips and proJects whi c h are a part o f the learning experien ce

Ab o v e-People t o People Scot t

Plu m m er , Jenni fe r Morton. Annett e Bass. Jenny Paul. Barb Rahm,g, M ichelle Gouin. Herd, Betz, Sa r ah Co well, Cindy Kempf, Kate Bradbury, Sally B lancha rd, Patty K ing N ot

Pict u r ed Rock Carter, Gary Sorv,s t o

Be low-Senior Sem ina r Back Row · Eric

Pie r ce, T,m Johnson, Dade Fr anson, K,m

Refvem, Sam Gr oce, Robin Wa r ne r , Joan

Ki rt s. K rm Donald son, Brian Know les, Julie

Tuck er. Jeanene Davis, Dave W,11,ams, Enc

Pusch Front Ro w Je ff A nderson, Sandy

De foe, Mic helle Wallis, Cindy Coyie r , Tony

Welc h Ca rn e Goudge, Cindy Sargent Not

Pict u r ed Kev,n Payne, Tom M orn s, Debbie

Kern, Rod Kl att, Mike Carth y

Pe ople -t o- Peo ple 1s a f o reign a mba ss ad or prog ram whi c h travel s t o Euro pe during the s umm er Th e stu dents mu s t be sele c ted by their tea c hers and m ee t c ertain requirem ent Then the gro up travel s t o d i ffer ent European c 1t1es for tour s and h o me stay s Th e People -t oPeople s tudent amba ss ad or progra m aim s t o prom ot e better 1nternat1 o nal unders tanding and t o e xc h a ng e idea s with pe o ple of o ther countrie s. ,

Movie, War Games, Science Fiction, Computer, Comic Club

A comb1na t1on Movie, War Games, Computer, Scien ce Fiction and Co mi c Club ha s been formed this year Their mono " Hav e Fun and do it all the time " 1s evident 1n then variety of interests

Standing · Ryan Hamm, John Baker, M ike Reindel , Jim Neely Jett Lakey. Vaughn Morri so n, Peter Linton, Greg Birney, Jay Lund, Cusberg J Muc kenfu s Kneeling : Ken Moncrief, Christi Stnb1nk, Mart in Nuenzert, Ca thy Paulson, Ru ss Huroder

VICA, Rock Club

Vocat1ona I Ind ustr1a I Clubs o f Ameri ca are involved with weldin g and auto mechanics They meet each morning t o w ork on variou s proJects

Ro c k Club 's main act1v1t 1es consi s t of 1nvest1gat1ng and prospecting f o r minerals and gemstones, and then c utting and pol1sh1ng the treasures we find So far thi s year, the s tud ents hav e see n petrified tree trunk s, dinosaur tra c ks, a m1nera I sp ring , fos sil animals and plants , agate depo s it s and fault caves Rock Club members in c lude Keith Bryant , Davin Larson , Paul Over, M att Cow ell, Sarah Cowell

Above -V ICA Back Row £m1l10 Valdez , Dan Neel , Kirk Fel ix , Rich Hay nes, Dan Ri chard s, Dale Fra nson, Kevin Nae b, Brian Henault , H a r o ld Kern Front Row Sam Gu ffey , Duane Bri ll, Scott I som, M ark Chase, Dirk Kailey, Stuart Carlson

German Club, Chess Club

The German Club takes part 1n many social and cultural act1v1t1es Some of the variety of events include the Oktoberfest 1n Denver, day hikes, and moonlight ski touring However, the favorite pastime of German Club 1s cooking German food, eating German food, and going to German restaurants . For money-ra1s1ng, they sold that funny looking candy gummi bears and gummi snakes They also save aluminum ca ns for recycling With these funds the club plans to have a senior party 1n the spring

Front Row David Kerschner, M s Brown, Brigette Kearney 2nd Row · Dean Galland, Eve Anthony, Rhett Bratt, Keith Wheeler, Mike Wood 3rd Row Sharon Kobernusz , Sara Spaulding, Laura Trowbridge, Dave G1ellum, Tami Doty T op Anne Hopper Not Pictured Sandy Wo olsey, Bill Smith, Amy Linder

Chess club spends its meeting doing what else?Play,ng c hess . The group plans to improve their skills in add1t1on to enJoy1ng the game One obJect1ve of the club 1s to expand by challenging chess clubs from other schools to matches.

tChess Club included · Back Row Duane Berntson , M ike Baker, Kevin Miller Ryan Hamm Front Row· M ike Banks, Isley Kemper, Vin ce Hamm, John Eoyong, Mr Ewing. Not Pi c tured : Ralph Byrne, John Fleming, Andrew Pierce, Jim Beck, Peter Linton, Charlie Williams, M ike Reindel, Richard Homeel, David Williams, Roger Everitt, John Welch, Scott Bank s, John Cho

Yearbook

The going wa s r o ugh th is year f o r the y earboo k s taff In spite of the s harp r oc k s and eddie s en co untered al o ng th e tnp, we fa s hioned o ars fro m old limbs and f org ed o n Occ as ionally, h o les were patc hed haphazardly until we co uld find an old inner tub e o r h o t water bo ttle t o d o till we mad e port It wa s a goo d c rew, and tho s e that paddled pulled the rest. Our voyage didn ' t fl o under

I n River Roger Opfer On Raft Dennis Adams, Jeff Kreutzer, Chuck Reed, Kerry Miller, Jeff Learned, Tom Young 2nd Row Malcolm Tolen, Jill Christensen (Advisor), Julie Krause (Co Edito r), Sarah Spaulding 3rd Ro w Lane Donahoe, Lisa Sanner, Rod Klatt, Billy Paschall, Lynn Bauer Flying Pthomas Pt erodactyl Front Ro w Brigett e Kearney, Sandy Woolsey, 8111 Smith, Beth Caton, Denise T horpe, Theresa Millin, Scott Plummer (Co-Editor), Gator Bait The late Joseph Beck Not Pi ctured Dave Gjellum, Don Mc Av oy, John Sch wenke