Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1967 volume:

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A yearbook fulfills its purpose when it can make the reader say, l remember thatlii With this pur- pose in mind, the IQ67 Eagle presents This Was The Year That Was. This Vifas The Year That Vilas really started in March of 1966. The track team did exceptionally well as it took several big meets, including the State Championship. ii ,f The school slept for a short three months. 1 lx ! M we 7 0 . , 0 QQ W i -NA' , is ' M ' ', ws! f,'uzni.a.., v I ,wxrfg f Drill Team marchctl at home garncs. The T36-767 haslwthall tearn had Ll new vouch, nt-xx warm-ups, and new sovks. The Theory and Harmony class vwrots' a song that hwamc an original pup song for BHS. 4 A 'i 7 3 Q21 ' f'3.:.-1Q'i if 3'- f u 5 H ,.. 2 1' .. ' il ' vii v il' 3: . . ' , 6- - F -VV , A if- X' KLVV T . . . . -fa Wrestling had its first war as ai full-fltdged varsitv sport. - ., ' 129, ,, 'ta'aggLW ti ':, M , ' ' ' f ' To IT19Clill'3dPIlllt' nemls ofthe' BHS stu- dent, slutly booths werrrw installed near thx' library. w-rf To earn monvy, the Junior Class sponsored a haskclhall gains' bctwven tht- faculty and the KXOK All-Stars. 1 Students enjoyed a variety of diffs-rent assemblies. 3 i Q t Ewrvom- Q-iijoyvd l:uvi1llv garlic. ,..f .,,k,, - , - W... , ,Wit llu' annual Svnior , Jarwt Divlu-rson Assistant Editor l967 was Iliv 40th B.IlI1lU'I'SLiI'f of BHS. The 4'orns'rslon1- lor lliv main building was Inid in 1927. Sinn- thin tirnt- then school has vxparidvd from a inure 1-ight vlzissroorns lo il l'ilIIlPllS ol' four nmin buildings plus an .ithlvliw tin-lil. Beth Hopi-r Assistant Editor P l 4 io twin t tc, om i 1 Sul lx' Graves Mary Pitman , , Business flfanager ,L ,llfff EdlI0r'l 'Chl'ff 72 ,lf 1 ' l Table of Contents Photographer E ,I Foreword . . , A . 2 Q lJl'tllP21lllDH . . , h AHS Administration , , , 8 In nn Kmferllvr l'h0lograplzf'r Faivulty. . . Classes . Avlivilivs Sports ..., Girls Sports . Honors , . lndvx . . . 12, . . 211- . . 64 . . 90 . . .111 ...122 .,.159 Covvr df-sign by Room' M4-tzger. Class of 1965. Formal photograplij by vll'lf't'lll Privv Studios. 1967 Eagle Dedicated To Jerome ,L Burgo 'L -fff w? 14li'i4W , 0 4m',,'f'm1.6 ,. 1,. Lh, ,, ,, - Jae 52.5 A v--' I -,Qamw,a+f.f ,1- 1-:::.An'im:iif A 1 eleee e Mr. Edward Jerome Burgoyne Abu, 4' PH ln the four years that Mr. Burgoyne has been at BHS, he has willingly de- voted his talents to further the education and inter- ests of his students. His influence on sports has been outstanding. For two consecutive years, the track team won the State Meet. Directing the new cross country team, Mr. Burgoyne has stimulated great interest in the sport. He has also been a Fresh- his ,I ,.tt b Ii tii, wa. man Basketball Coach. Equally important has been his ability to pro- mote the academic spirit and citizenship ofthe stu- dents at BHS. -1,,,,i.-Q Teacher, Coach, Friend 'wi' WM. l Xu 7 Mrs. Margaret C. Hcrminghaus President Dr. Richard J. W. Koopman Vice-President Mr. Roy D. Cleveland Director School Board Mr. Robert J. Savage Secretary Scholastic lll he Development Dr. Victor Jones Director Mr. Anthony C. Hrastich Trcas urer Mr. Mar A sislanl Superz L l l Superintendents Provide Leadership Mr. Rowland A. BQ-ll Superirzlerzdclzt Y 1 ,,,: K , L, Administrators Manage School Affairs Mrs. Amy Ruhland ecretary to Mr. Filley Mr. Hubert E. Filley Prinwpal Mrs. Louise Castleberry Owce Szenographer Mr. Donald Sclmaeffcfr Director of Secolzdary l.J Mrs. Kuthvrinc' Nit'll1t?f'l'I' Secretary' to Mr. Schaqffbr Education WN Dr. Ernewst Purkcy Direclor of Guidance , Lit: Mrs. Lucille Jamvs Secretary L0 Wlrs. Yaeger Mrs. Francvs Yavgm Cqfbleria Director N IE' R, an E?-1 ,v ,T , gall 'M- i sf' 1? 3 5' W x 6 . Fl ' 'nf' A mrwmw' 3 X- 5 4 M g.s O i ........l I . M V if , in . -.L-44.522, i 5 . ' Q W I NA ,v- Ar xxx' V ly K ...Q- ' - M,,..,....g 32 X r qw + .4-.'f - - , ' , 1 O . Q.1.1.:'. . ' :ff-.-iQ.--.-1-. 1-.'1-1-?.- .--1: - . . . . . . - -. - . ' '.'.'.' ' Mrs. Fatba Abbott' BH.. HtIIIll'lI1!I!L1-llg, Ifureku ClIlU8l1.fI'. Slutly Ilult. Mrs. NOI'IllL1 Baldwin B.S.fL'uf., CILWIO Slate Collegv. MJ1.. Art, ,Wi.ws11z1ri Iillfll Art T und 8 I4 5 .BS s e f - a Mrs. Carmelita Alexander li.S.l:'d.. .4Tl1'lllI.WIS Slate l'l11'1'. lllllllblllilllllll 7. M 'J .. .... .mtv -V .407 . K Mr. Harold Backer B.S.lfri., Misxouri lfnir. v J Spf-4-vlm 8 :tml 9. lublim' Slmaknlg. lim- rnat I4 -s Sponsor: 'llwspitlns Mr. Kennoth Beers b'.S.l1'zl.. SEMO Sizzle Cnllegv. .W.S.. ll1lllIIf'l7lfLlf!.'S. Karzsrzs Sizzle Ylfafherx College' lnitlin-fl Geonn-try. .Xlgelwa II. 'l'1'igono1n- otry, Solid flt'0II1Cll'y, NIL1lllt'lIliilll7ill Anal- ysis Sponsor: National Honor Sovit-I5 Mr. Don Anderson Bglfl.. St. Louis Il1sl1'1u1zf QfQl'Ill.YIll'. Alf. W.. W'u.vl1.irLglor1 Lvllff. Dir:-4-lor ol' Musiv. llQ HK'I'illlMll1Hlt'. Instru- nwntul Nlnsiv. 'l'l1e-ory and llurmony. Conv:-rt Buncl Sponsor: llrlll 'l'vtnn. Nlttrvlting Band. Lighting and Sound C11-us, Jr. High So, trial Avtix itivs. 1 f f a Mr. Rivltarfl Bunnol' B.S.. Polz'l1'f'a15r'1'1'l1.ce. Ohio Slum lniz lnslr'ut'tor for Sl. l,ot1iH tlonnlx SP1-vitll 51-ltoot llistrit-t , Mr. Jerome Burgoync 1 HS.. EVIIIQIIISII. USN livllgllkll am! f'11,x's. Ed.. CE.ll051uIc' Coffvgv. My'5. Gladyg Caldgfwngd Plwlifli Ill- ni' BM-1.. Erzglixh. .'ll'li'1lll.YIlS lnir, Siioiifor: Senior Class 'liVzll'lx- 4111155 Rupiil Rmuling, Spew'l18 anal 9, Dvwloln- C'lll'lll'f- HH'Ill1ll livzuliiig. Mr. Paul Castleman B.S.lf1l., john Brozrn lvnizx. ,ll.Erl.. fir- ? 1 Q Mrs. Bc-My Lou Carlton B.p1.lfd.. Karzms lvnir. Gi'ii4'i'al Musiv. llrailm- 7 aml 8 lfliuru Spoiisolt .li-. Tri-Nl. 6Q4f7fl5AA Mm Xlr lJ'1i'i'lin-lps Nliss .lui-qiii-liiw Rilllllibll.1lSlll1ll'Ill lvuvli- ii liom Wi-lasli-i'l1oll4'5go, Ivlvpzirvzi biology lf'l'lllli? lim' llis , lain lugx l'l2lQQt'Q W1 3 H Mrs. Belli Davis HS., English, West Texas State Univ. karixus llIllI'. Mr, VVRIV D2iI'I' Devi-lopmc-mal Rm-ading. Remvdial Road Shop 8. lil'lH'l'1ll Slwll- .-LB.. Biologv. flIfI'IlIIl'I' llfflllllllfi' ffrfrlrfl ing. Sponsor: ,limior Varsity lgaslwllmll. I-mm E!1m.am,,L Wa-,fli,,g,,,,, 1 ,lila- .lI,11'fl.. llifsxuzzri lvllllll Biology, Anlxaliw-ml Biology. Spoiiwr: lliologx lilulm. I5 Miss Louise Duenke A.B..Clas.vi1'.w, llnwhirzglrzlz Latin I, ll. English l. iq ,, 4 X Miss Sharon Enzenauer Hjp, B.S.Eul.. CEWU Stair' Collrgv. sp-V - .. V..,, Miss Marilyn Grant HS., LllIIQ'!iSll.'S0. Illilzaix lfrzizz Physical lirlucalion. linglisli II, lll. I, I Sponsor: IH.-Ii Cluh. Varsity fll1L't'I'lL'illll'1'3. K Sponsor: lunioq Class, 4 GAA' 1 ala li? A !lVk4CXf s,vl4s4gfqQv 'Akxf . E ,Q V lr, 1 gli! f . fqgxfll i v? I0 hifi fl ,llf ffvfibx fl' f f7r!fL7 .--1 'lf 1 rw' k !l1h4'i',l4 Mrs. Joanne Harrison B.S.Erl., rllixsourz' I,llll'1'. English II, Suieriu- 7. Mrs. Harrison works in thc teachers' lounge- on a workslwet for her English ll Sponsor: Pop Clull. Varsity Clie-1-1-lf.-uilvrs. lilails' ,Iunior Class. I6 Mrs. Nanci' Hvsorn HS., HUUlL'lILll,kiIl,!Lfl K ansus Slate lflziv. lloinn-making 8. llonicnniking l. II. Mr. .lack Hloarl BS.. Pllv1'.YflTS. Wllfd., Drury' Collcgrn Math 8, Ui-m-nil Nlalh. Sponsor: Soplioinore Class. 'MJ 'x ws -fu yd F. Mrs. Virgillid JUlY21H Mr. Charles Kapfer B.A.Ed.. lpvdfillillglllll Univ., M.A.Ea'.. HS.. Induxlrial Arts, SEMO Sian' Cul- Colunlbia Lrlllbll Tf'I1!'IlC'Fi Callegv. fpgg All 8. Ari l llllll H- Shop 8. Dralling, fLl'IlCI'21l Shop, lflcclriw iIx'. Sponsor: Junior Sludvnt Council. Mr. Kaplvr lcaclic-s industrial url courses to SlUll1'IllS wanting to lvarn lcchnival rkillQ B - . Mr Au ust Lombardo x - g I BS.. Busz'r1f'.vs Adm.. WfII,Shl'Il!Q'fUIl Ifrzizz. 'Q B.A.Ed.. ,'ll.S.Ed.. So. Illinozls lvnir. Imhx. l .5. lrUYBI'I1ll1t'Ill. Sponsor: Junior Class. Mr. Robert Lewis BS.. Sofirzl Snulies. AUS., Guidance and C0ll,llSf'lif1g, Kansas Univ. Psyvliology. Counsx-lor. Sponsor: FTA. Citizm-nship. Missouri History. Geogra- ..... , ES Y is Mrs. Nina Knight B.S.Ed., .VEAVU Stair Collvge, MA., Clzffrnislry. ,lIl..YSllllVi l-'rLi1'. Clivrnistry. Algi-bra l. Genvml S1'im'm'v Sponsor: lilllfflllilff Club. Q Mr. John Lauer B.S.l'fa'., SEMO Slate College, M,.9., Waslzirzgtorz L'ni1'. b Pliysii-al Eilucation, Anicrican History. Sponsor: Junior Class. I7 X X ,,, .... fr 'Mr. William Long B.S.. Historjv. No. Carolina, Slate lilniv.. JWA.. Phys. Ed.. Waslzirzgton Lvrzir. ol DN? Mrs. Ruth Martin AA., Hixlory, Christirm College, AB., English, illissouri Urriz: Mr. Wayne Martin B.S.Ed., M.S., English, CEMO Slate Collvge, Comltination 8, lloalth. Physic-ul lftlutza- Cotnliination 8. Lilirttrian. liqn. Sponsor: l'rojPt:lion Club. Sponsor: Freshnuin Football, Varsity Wrestling. Miss Joan Maschrnann B.A,Ed., Forztbonmf College, MEJ, Sl. Mr. Martin ke:-ps thc- library running smoothly and otncivntly, allowing both Louis Uymt, A,M,T, Webswr Collvge. students and luachets to enjoy its use freely. Math 7. it Mr. Tom Moore B.S.Eof,, SEMO Stale College, ILA., English, fVl.A., Sociology, Wy'lIIILilLg l,YlliL'. English IV, .lournulisni l and ll. Sponsor: Eagle. ljuglet. Quill and Stroll, Senior Class. QAM Xbtx Q ' f f . in X Mr. Eugene Mi:Artor B.S.Ea'.. M.S.Ed., Missouri Llrzizz Unified Geornnrlry, Algebra l. Sponsor: Varsity Bas:-ball, ,lr. lligli Bus- kctball, Soplionioru Class. .X Mrs. Vera Morrow B.S.Ea'., M..5'., Businexs Ed.. Imlialzu lfniz: Cilizifnsliip, Typing. Busim-ss Math. Xi ft, A W 1 my 1 ic,J'xqgkWk if if Mrs. Mary Ellen Pearson BA., Histnfv, Wffbstvr College. lllfl Mrs. Leona Moxter B.S.Ed., SWIWUSMI1' College. M.A.Ed.. flliclligafi lfniiz Conilrinalion 8. Amer. History, Sf. Louix Univ. lAIIlCI'll'LlIl History. Fri-m-li ll. World Hi tory. Sponsor: Frvnch Club. .N G H, x Miss Madeline Price H.S.E1l., M.Ed.. Misxouri llnir. llomliinaliuii T and 8. Miss Pin c points out thi- l01'illIOI'I ol' llif- Rook of Giliralmr io her Combination 8 class. Mr. Keith Price B.S.Ed.. CEMO Slate Collvge. wlorld History, Evononiivs. Sponsor: Junior Class. Mr. Paul Richardson H.S,Ed.. .lll.S.Ezl'.. CE.'ll0 Slain' Collegfn Driwrk Eduvution. Mr, R055 Sponsor:.lui1ioi'Cl:1ss. Yzirsiti llaslwllmall. B,S,EdA, Kpnr Stale lvlI,l:1,'. Svicnm' 8, Uvnvral Scif-ncm ,ff lf s Mr. David Ryan B.S., lllalhelnalics and Cheniisirjy, SElW0 Stale College, B.S.Ed.. M.A.Ed., Colorado Univ. Science 7 and 8. Sponsor: Tlicspiaiis, Miss Lenora Stevenson A.B., lllalhernatics, Culver-Stockton Col- lege, M.Erl., lllissouri Univ. General Math, Math 3. Algebra l. Mr. Jack Sadler B.S.Ed., Washington Univ. Physical Science, Physics, Science 8. Sponsor: Projection Cluli. Mr. John Titus B.S.Phys. Ed., lW.S.Ed., Advance Grad- uate Cerlqicate, Phys. Ed., CEMO State College Director of Health and Physical Educa' Miss Patricia Sellers B.A.Elcm. Ed.. Harris Tlfachem Collcgo. HA., Phys. Ed., Washington Univ. Phxsicul Education. Sponsor: GRA, Frcshnian Cheerleaders Girls lnterscllool Athletics. Miss ,lanell Summers B.S,Ea'., CEMO State College Secretarial Practices, Typing, Bookkcep ing, Shorthand. 29 tion, Health, Physical Education. Sponsor: Varsity Football, Track, Letter- men's Club. Miss Amy Tabor B.S.N., Washington Univ. School Nurse. Mrs. Calla llllrivll Burl.. Frwzfh, .Nif'lL'FlIIllb CvUHf'g!'. FI'l'll1'll l, Il. Ill. lv. Spuiisw: Fi'cf1i4'li Clulr. Mr. Nml Vvivlis B.S.f'fzl., SEJIU isfllfl' Cnlfegff, lflfzl., .'lli.v.wuri llllill Psy-Iiulogy. l.UllIl:0lUl'. SPOIISOTI Svnim' Sluflvnl liuunvil. Ei.-f if Mrs. Karen Whvle B.S.lt'1l.. .W'.'.lIU Slain Collfge. English l. Sponsor: Nulioiiul lllilllbll501'lt'l5.,lI4.Sill- nlcnl Cuiinvil. junior Class. N 2 eff d!, L. LJ F' QQWXQE ia,3 fj 9,3 F lf, wif iw , ' , .yi 2 if ld., IL, 'I' 'fl , ,J : i AV. 1 ' VT!! :f:ff,,. 5:4 .flax is A W X Q' .ff Mi W . Q4 Al if 'if ,171 A ,wil gf X 9 ,y , ,- 2 ' . Bl , W J, ,Mrs Leora Zarrick J L 'B..W.. Arlhurjnrdrnl C0r1.vf'r1'41lnU'.'Bul- fi' ,l' lvr linir. i On'lie2sti'u. Cmiwert Clioir. Ninth Grade lj I Clinir, Girls' Ulm' Club, Nlusim' T. Spuiisuri .lr. 'l'ri-M. Mrs. Dale Williams B.S,Ed.. Missouri lfziiv.. IW-AN Sllfllli-ffl, Illinois l'rzii'. Mrs. Lillian Wiftkismrr B.S.l1'd., .YWHUU Slate Cullvgfh flI.,4.Ed.. Waxlzirzglun ll. Ctlllllllllilllibll T. Mr. P4-ter Willvnborg All.. Plilvs. Efl., Lnras lfollegrx .M,l2'd., X1iflllflll-Slfllll-Ull. .lfzivxouri l 'r11'1'. Cilizeiisliip, Pliysimil l1lLlU4'illl0ll. Sponsor: l'lft'SlllIl21Il llaskf-xliall. Football Bawnfball. Spanish I, II, Ill, IV, f Spuiisor: Spanish Club. 2I ' aw f SU Cafeteria taff Prepares Lunches at BHS First lunch shift assistants are, from left to right, Row one: D. Schaeffer, B. Wind, B. Hundlcy, M. Sutton, D. Hellwcgc, I. Breckenridge, M. Logan. Row two: D. Heston, V. Beekman, S. Savage, F. Grafton, R. Armhruster, J. McCrea, M. Archibald, S. Smith, J. Peabody. Q7 v Cooks at BHS are, from left to right, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Stefanoni, Mrs. Dilly, Mrs. Cooksey, Mrs. McKnight. Second lunch shift assistants are, from left to right, Row one: D. Hedley, S. Thomson, R. Richter, S. Hippert. Row two: M. Hennon, M McCurdy, C. Locrklar, N. Sorgenfrei, J. Jansma, K. Binggeli, S. Conner. Row three: L. Beekman, R. Widaman, R. Kaiser, C. Potter, T. Tor bert, T. Stalnaker. Stuilvnls assisting in art vlassvs during their study hall pcrioml are-, from lvll to right. l'am Plagenz. Sue Brown. Nami' Reid, Nlrs. Virginia lulyan, arl teavlwr, Linda Relilvlcl, Call Jolinson. Kathy Bessvlinan. Karen Logan. Y' Cogs Make the Big Wheel Turn Helping td lu-vp our library Q-lliicieiil. li- brary assislanls are. lruin li-ft Io right, Row zum: Kalhv Willev. Chanillirr Sehgal. Kathi Herinun. Jean lliaeopvlli, Evelyn Criss. Row lwn: Joel Humlapp, Mike Herne, Nlr. Wayne lVlartin. librar- ian. Pliyllis Sparks. Robert .-Kult Charles Aull. Cusluclians and mainte- nanve me-ii who work hard to lwep BHS in gllilfl Confli- tion apps-ar from left to right. Ron' one: Mr. Bill Shults. Mr. lrvin Henning. Rau' luv: Mr. Utho Stilwell, Mr. Martin James. Nlr. Eue-l Barnhart. Mr. Li-0 Coggin. Rau' thrwn' Mr. Arthur Tal- berl. Hr. L1-ff Gaines, Mr. J. R. Hainplon, Mr. Paul Mays. w 3 'L I I 'll-X, Q.: +s'f5 lf, . ---...,.,,. ...ff 5, i Q. 91' an 'FH Q f lb .1 f A sf .V , - ' Q 42 Ffa: vMQgjT:.f,QZ'2 Q -+. Q- -. agar. l..g,S..3 H . : TQ - .Hgh AQ' My-V L ry. K in V -sy ' , un. Q J. V 1 f bf 'Cai 5 Q 1 1 4 1 I 4 P I I N Y I 1, 3 r ...un .fx rf ' 3 X tif gf , bm f . . . . 3 :,. , f .,. I. , 1 , A, Q, 4 . 1 . saga-Qwpf nf K. il , , 3, ' 4 , ,QA ' ,iff 4 W ,, is S t , ,M K ,V , A in The Class of l967 Ni., . , , B35 .K...a. Senior Class offirers arc, left to right, Row one: Tom Mosher, Vice-Presiclentg Mike Moskoff, Trea- surer, ,lane Colo, Sc'cl'etary. Row Mun: Kim Ritz:-, steering committee, Ben Krall, President. Row three: Dick Oppvnlivirn, ,loy Johumiessen, Terry Stewart, steering Committee. Kaoru Kav Ando Charles Aulgur Baseball 3, 4. GAA 43 Trisltl 54, Pep Club 4, FTA 4, entered from Doshisha Girls Christian High School, Tokyo, Japan 4. Robert Ault Concert Choir 3, 4, Boyis Glee Club 2, Maclrigal 3, 4g Marching Band l, 3, 4, Tri-M 3, 4, Li- brary Asst. l, 2, 3, 4, Projec- tion Club 3g Play Crews l,!2, 3, l iff cw W 'Ml TW to W trier Ni'll'P,i0llill'llV 1 LQMQLUU if rl Harry Arnold Football 3, Spanish Club 4, Biology Club 4. 3531 Kathleen Besselrnan CAA l. 23 Cirl's Glee Club 23 Ninth Grade Chorus lg Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 43 Drama 33 Student Council All. l3 Eagle Staff 43 Eaglet Stall 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Deborah Bird GAA fl. 4-3 Convert Choir 43 Cvirl-s tilt-e Club 2. 31 Pep Club 3. l. liep. 4: Cyn Asst. 43 Freneli Club 3. Il: FTA fl, 43 Student Couneil Rep, 4: lfzlglet Stall' ll lfagle Stall'-1: Quill and Seroll l-. Yiee-llres. 4: entered from St. Thomas lligh St-bool, Ann Arbor. Mis-higan 2: Choral 2: F'l'.'X l. 2: Pep Club 23 Latin Club l, 2. Barbara Beekman Eaglettes 43 Concert Choir 43 Cirlls Glu-e Club 23 Ninth Grade Chorus l3 Marehing Band l, 2, 33 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club l3 FTA 43 Plat Crews 4: Student Council Rep. l. ,,,,,.. Frances Bondurant Cirlls Glee Club 23 Ninth Grade Chorus l: Spanish Club l, 23 Pep Club l, 23 FMCC l3 Play Crews l, 23 Student Couneil Alt, l, 23 Best Dressed 4. tlss 3 Daniel Biggs Basketball l. 2. 3. 43 Traelx l, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3. Man- ager 43 Chemistry Club 2, 33 French Club 2. 3. 43 NHS 3, 43 Student Couneil Alt. l3 Convert Band lg Marehing Band lg Mo. Curator's Award 43 Honor Roll l, 2. Charles Boles Basketball lg Colt' 2, 3, 43 Base- ball Manager l: Football Man- ager l. 2. 3. 4: Boyds Clee Club 23 Ninth Grade Chorus l3 Let- terinan's Club 15. 43 Freneh Club l. 2. 3. 43 Chemistry Club 23 Student Couneil Rep. 2. Alt. 1, 43 Class President 3. Donald Berry Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 23 Baseball l. 2. 3. 43 Convert Choir 4: Spanish Club l. 2. 3. 43 Letterrnan's Club 3, 43 Gym Asst. 43 Biology Club l3Cl1kYII'llS- try Club 23 Best Dressed 4. Linda Boyd Coneert Choir 13 twirl s C PC Club 2. 3. At-eompanist 3g Ninth Grade Chorus l, Aeeom- panist 23 Spanish Club 2. 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Library Asst. 1. 27 Barbara Brookes A P Pep Club 3, 4, French Club l, 2, Biology Club 2. Bobbie Cameron GAA 1, 2. 3,4-1 Girl's Glu- Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Pep Club 3, 4, Most Athletic 4. 28 Bradford Brunk Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, liet- terman's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Gym Asst. 4: Fm-rich Club 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, Class Vice-Prm-side-nl 1, 2, Steer- ing Comm. 3, Best Sense ol Humor 4. Kathryn Bruss CAA 1, 2, 3. 4, Rep. 4, Ea- gle-ttes 3. 4, Alt. 2, Co-Captain 4, Cvirl's Clei- Club 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4,, Cvni Asst, 4, Latin Club 1, Biology Club 3, 4, Thes- pians 4, Plays 1, 2, 3, 4. . Suzanne Brown Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Play Crews 3, 4, Art. Asst, 4. N 3 Robert Clemens Football 1, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, 'llhespians 3, 4, Play Crews 1, 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Brunner GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hep. 2, Fla- glettvs 2, 3, 4, Alt. 2, See. 4, Convert Choir 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Ninth Crade Chorus 1, Madrigal 3, 4, 'l'ri-M 4, All-Countv Cho- rus 3, Pep Club 1, 2,'3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, 'l'reas. 3, Pres. 4, Plavs 1, Student Council Rep. 4, Ring Coinni. 3, Most Co-operative 4. Ken Bryant Basketball 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Biology Club 4: Chemistry Club 2, Mo. Curatoris Award 4, me Pamela Conner Gym Asst. 2, 3, 4. Janet Dickerson GAA 1, 2. 3, 4, Eaglettes 2, 3, 4, Rep. 3, Captain 4, Concert Choir 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rep. 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 4, NHS 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Plays 1, Stu- dent Couneil Vice-Pres. 1, Alt. 4, Eagle Staff 4, Asst. Editor 4, Eaglet Stall' 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Mo. Curatoris Award 4, Ring Comm. 3. ,-,- .K I Rov Cleveland Foolball 1, 2, 3, 4, lLolt'1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Spanish Club 3. 4: l.:-tterman's Club 3. 4, Gym Asst. 4, FI'0I1l'll Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Steering Comm. 3, .lr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Most Co-operative 4. J w Norman Diebold Basketball 3, Track 1, 2, Con- cert Choir 2, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Biology Club 4, NHS 4, Mo. Curator's Award 4. Ruby Davis Girl's Glce Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Spanish Club 1. 3, 4, Eaglct Staff 4, Business Managv er 4, Eagle Stall' 4. Susan Dickey GAA 2. 3. 4, Ninth Gracie Cho- rus 1, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 3, 4, Play Crews 3, Student Council Rep. 4, Alt. 3, Steering Comm. 3. lanc Cole CAA 3, 4, l'vp Club 2, 3, 4, Cyln Asst. 4, French Club 3, FTA 3, Student Council Alt. 4, Class Secretary 4: Ring Comm. 3: Best Mixer 4, entered from Richland jr, High School, lVlem- pliis, Tenn. 2, Library Asst. 1, junior-Senior Prom Que-en 4. t I A i . ..... . ..., Paul Edenstrom Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, Convert Choir 2, 3, 4, Bows Glu- Club 2, Ninth Grade'Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Letterrnanis Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Plavs 1, Class Secretary 2, Jr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Best Looking 4. 29 ff? John Edwards Football l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boyls Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Prc-s. 4, Lettur- man's Club 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Gym Asst. 4, Chemistry Club 2, Mo. Curatorls Award 4. - 1 Alvin Engelhard Baseball l 2' Ninth Grade Cho- 'lzM?mlk3'ki rus l, Gym Asst. l. 3 is S Dan Evans Football l, 2, 3, 4, BaSkP1l32ill 1? Track l, 2, Boyds Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l David Evans Basketball l, Track l, Concert Choir 4, Boyls Glen Club l, Madrigal 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Tri-M l, 3, 4, Span- ish Club l, 2, 3, Biology Club 2,3, Chemistry 3, 4, Mo. Cura- torls Award 4, Most Musical 4. Robert Froesel ..,, ' Shirley Funke mf Nancy Gammon GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Girlls Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club l, FTA 3, 4. 30 .lean Giacopelli GAA l, Girlis Glee-.Club 2, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Pap Club l, 2, 4, Library Asst. 4, Gym Asst. 4, Play Crews l, 2. 1 Ninth Grade Chorus l, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3. fy. at: , .3 ut - Q Edward Cremminger Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Biology Club 2. 3, 'llreas. 3: Chemistry Club 4, Thespians 4: lllay Crews l. 2, 3, 4, Ring Conun. 3, Most Artistic 4. Kerrv Harris Debate Club 4: Biology Club 4, Thespians 41: Play Crews 4, Plays 4, entered from W1-llston High School 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Bible Club l. 2, New Dt-at Club 2: Foreign Correspond- ence Club l: Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, Espcpanto Club 1. Sara Graves GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Eaglettes 2, 3, 4, Rep. 3, Recruiter 4, Concert Choir 2. 3. 4: Ninth Grade Cho- rus 1: 'llri-ill l. 2. 3. 4. Sw.- Trcas. 1, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Frl'A 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pres, 3, NHS 3, 4, Cheerleading Alt. 1, Plays 1, Eagle Staff' 4. Editor 4: lfaglct Stall' 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 7, Mo. Cura- tor's Award 4, Nat. Merit 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4. .r ' 1-sb James Hellwege Track 1. 2. 3. Ulf, Cross Country 3, 4: Ninth Crade Chorus l, Lettcrmanls Club 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 1, 2, Biolo- gy Club 1. 2, NHS 3, 4. Tre-as. 4, Honor Roll l, 2. 3. 4: Mo. Curatoris Award 4, Most Scho- lastic 4. A X Stephen Gvore Baseball 2, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Gym Asst. 4, Bas- ketball Manager 3, Gym Asst. 4, Latin Club 1. 2: Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 4. Dennis Hedley Track 1. 2, 3: Cross Country 3, Boys Clee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Biology Club 3, Student Council Rep. l. Cvnthia Green Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Accom- panist 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Aceolnpanist 1. 3, llladrigal 4, Nlarching Band 2. 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Nl 1, 2, 3, 4, Trcas. 3, Vice-Pres. l, 4, Pep Club 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, Mo. Curator's Award 4, Most Musical 4. f Michael Hennon etball 1 ot 2 'Ni Grade Chorus 1: French Club 1 2, 3, 4, Chcmistrv Club 3, NHS 3, 4, 'llhespians Plays 3, 4, Student Director 4: Mo. Cura- tors Award 4: Nat. Nlcrit 4, Most Dramatic 4. 3l as Joel Hodap Track l, Manager 1, Ning Grade Chorus 1, Lirary Asst. 2, 4, Biology Club 3, 4, Thcspians 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Crews 1, 2, 3, 4. Russell Lake Football 1, 2, 3, 4, A11- Conferencc 4, All-Metro 4, All- State 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 4, Concert Choir 4, Student Director 4, Choir Prop- erty Chairman 4, Bovls Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 2, 3, Student Council Sergeant-At-Arms 1, Jr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Most Popular 4. 32 Joy Johannessen GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Girlis Glue Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 1, 4, NHS 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Steering Comm. 4, Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Mo. Curator's Award 4, Nat. Merit 4, Girl,s Statc 3, Most Scholastic 4. Lynn Kneedler GAA 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, 4, Play Crews 3, 4, Eaglet Staff 4, Eagle Staff 4, Photographer 4. - .W.,,,, .. Joanne Hummel Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Majo- rettc 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3,4, entered from Southwest High School 2, Jr. Red Cross Sewing 1. -John Jones Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2. Benjamin Kraft Football 1, 3, 4, All-Conference 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Bofs Glec Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Let- terman's Club 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 2, Student Council Alt. 4, Class President 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Best Personality 4. ' -1': David Larson Football Manager 1, 2, Concert Choir 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3. Y Vit M-.,,,, If Kim Leinbach Dou las Mackey Football l 2 4 fo Captain , , All-Con , eiv- , . - District 4, Wrestling 4, Convert Choir 4, Lettermanis Club 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Sc-v.-Treas. 4, Steering Comm. 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Most Athletic 4-. Richard Mark Football 3, Basketball l, March- ing Band l, 2, Conn-rt Band l, 2. 3, Spanish Club l. 2. 32 Chemistry Club 3. ff,..s::, Entered from West Des Moines High School, West Des Moines, Iowa 4, Basketball ll Tennis l, Rocket Club 3. Kurt Mahlandt Frenc h Klub 2 5 Biology C lub 3, 4, Student Council Alt, 4, Mo. Curatoris Award 4, entered from Priory 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Chess Club l, Library Staff l, Photography Club 2, Cross Country 2. John Marling Karen Logan Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Con- Cert Band l, 2. 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Pep Band 3, 4, 'l'ri-M 4. 'CZ' Pat Marshall GAA,1, 2, 3, 4, Eaglettes 4, Girl's Glev Club 2, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Pep Club 3, 4, French Club 2, Play Crews 4. Football 4, Basketball l, 2, French Club l, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Student Council Rep. 3. Susan Max GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Cirl's Clce Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Madrigul 3, 4, Tri-M l, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 354, FMCC l. 2. 3, Checrle-ad:-r l. 4, Captain 4, Play Crows 1, Plays 1, Eagle-t Staff 4, Eagle Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 33 James McAliney Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 181 Con- cert Band 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, Gym Asst. 2, Biology Club 2. sb.. W, , 'Q Michael Moskoff Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Lctterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Lettcrman's Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Plav Crews 4, Class Treasurer 4, Ring Comm. 3, Best Mixer 4. 34 Gary McVey Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, entered from Ni- pher Jr. High School 2. Donald Meyers Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- termanas Club 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 3, Chemistry Club 2. , . .,.,.1ffQ,, Alan McC0ll0ugh Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-Conference 4, All-District Honorable Mention 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- termanis Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Mo. Curator's Award 4, Best Mixcr 4. Penny Melton Pop Club 4, Library Asst. 3, French Club 1, 4, Eaglet Stall' 4, Asst. Editor 4, Eagle Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pres. 4. Thomas Mosher Class Vice-President 4, entered from Mercy High School 3, Football 1, Orchestra 1, 2. Laura Muench Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Gym Asst. 2, French Club 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 3, Steering Comm. 3, Most Artis- tic 4. Linda Oliver GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4: Girl's Glev Club 2, All- County Chorus 2, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres, 4, Gym Asst. 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FMCC 1, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 2, Cheerleader l, Plays 1, Student Couneil Rep. 4, Alt. 2. Susan Palmer GAA 1, Girl's Ch-e Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Library Asst. 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 3, French Club 1, 2. . , Nancy Neunuebel GAA L 3, 4, concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Girl,s Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Nladrigal 3, 4, Tri-M 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, FTA 3, Chemistry Club 2, Cheerleader 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Alt. 1, Vice-Pres. 4, Faglet Stall' 4, Eagle Stall' 4, Steering Comm. 3, Most Popular 4, Junior- Senior Prom Maid 4. Richard Oppenheim Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Conference 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, , 3Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, Plays 3, Stu- dent Council Rep. 1, Eaglet Staff 4, Eagle Staff 4, Class Treasurer 2, Sttering Comm. 4. Regina Parsons GAA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Biology Michael O'Hara Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Conferemze Honorable Mention 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Baseball 2: Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Lettermanis Club 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. f Timothy Paul Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Conferenee Honorable Mention 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Rep. 3, French Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, NHS 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 1, 4, Class Pres. 1, 2, Mo. Curator's Award 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Escort 3, Best All Around 4. Club 2, Thespians 4, Play Crews 2, 3, 4. yt .lo Susan Payne GAA 4, Tri-M 4, Pep Club 4, FTA 4, entered from Sandy Springs High School, Sandy Springs, Georgia 4, Spanish Club 2. 3, Sec. 3. 35 Barbara Peat Concert Choir 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Asst. 2, French Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Biology Club 3. 4: Thespi- ans 4, Play Crews 3, 4. f FQ-3 ., '.:3if-1-wi? . ':,, ,f : .gui r4'i3 1 ' ..'. ?- 's . ' . ..,, . Barbara Powers GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Eaglettes 2, 3, 4, Publicity 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Eaglct Staff 4, Editor 4: Eagle Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 'l-. Treas. 4, Football Prom Maid 3, Best Looking 4. Nancy Reid Kim Rice Football 1, Track 1, 2, Concert Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Steering Comm. 4. .L GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Biology Club 3, 4, Thespians 2. 3, 4, Play Crews 2, 3, 4, Plays 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, 4, entered from Bay- less Senior High School 2, CAA 1, Concert Choir 1, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, Debate Club 1, Library Asst. 1, Gym Asst. 1, French Club 1, Appren- tice Thespian 1, Play Crews 1, Plays 1, Student Director 1, Prom Maid l, Honor Roll 1, 2. Mary Pitman Convert Choir 2, 4, inth Grade Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Stu- dcnt Council Rep. 2, Eaglet Staff 4, Eagle Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Spotlight on Youth Reporter 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Sec. 4, Mo. Curatorls Award 4. Susan Richardson GAA 2, 3, 4, Eaglettes 4, Con- cert Choir 3, 4, Girl's Glue Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4. Pres. 1, 4, Eaglet Staff 4, Eagle Staff 4, Class Sec.-Treas. 1, Football Prom Queen 3, Best All Around 4. we .lacmluelyn Prade Pep lub ,2, 4, Debate Club 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Thespians 4, Play Crews 3, Plays 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 4, Alt. 3, Nat. Merit 4. Kathv Beidcnbaugh GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Gym Asst. 4, French Club 1, 2: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Cheer- leader Alt. l, Eaglct Stall' 4, Eagle Staff' 4, Best Sense ol' Humor 4, Junior-Senior Prom Maid 4. E Elizabc-lh Hop:-r -J' 1... - f.-X.-X ... .I. I. Yun-I Io.. -I. I..1 vltvs 1. All. 3: Cmuw-rl Clunir 3. Ll-. Prop. Clmuu. 3. I: IH-p I lub 1.2.3. fl: I 7I'4'Ill'lI Club I. 7. 3. l. Rep. .5. 1. IIA 3. I. IWIQ 7 lluuullx llulr 7 ill gg 'l - A -V '1 gp NHSf5.114gSunIvn1 lIUl1Ili'llS4't'. I: Euglwl Null 1-1 lzalglv blull ll. Xssl. Iamlutm' I: Qulll und Nmll IL Class 54'l'.'TI'l'2lb. .31 Foullmll Prom lVlau1l 3: Mu. Curuturls -Mszlrrl li Heist I'm-rwlmlilx I. Holwrl Sanlll-rs Buslwtlmll I: 'I'1-Qu-lx 1. 2, IS: lmss l.4u1u11'Y Z. .li 5IlLlIIl4ll Klub I. 12. 3. I. l.l1ur1st4-r lx Biology Club 2, ll. Linda Hiuvli CAS 2. fi. -1: Com-vrl Choir fi. .M'm'ur11.3:CirI's Glvv Club 2. 1. .'xl'4'UIH, 2. -1-1 Boy! CIW Club Avuonl. 2: lllurvlung Baud 1, 2, l7ubIir'ity 2: Dlilll? Bzuul 4: P4-p Bauul 2. fl: Tri-Nl I. 2. 3. 4. I7r1-s. I. I-. Ilistoriuu 3: I71-p Club I, 2. 3. l:Fr1-nl-I1 Club I. 2. 3: F'I':X 2. 3. lg NHS 1: lIllt't'I'll'lUll'I' I. 3. I1 Slurlvul Cuuuwil XII. 2. l',ilI'llIlI4'IllHl'IilI1 I1 Ifaglvl SIul'l'fl1g Ifugln' Slalll fl-L Quill mul Svroll -I: Nlu. Cura- lurls .Mx .ml I-. Nvlsou Rollins Svluml fi: Footlmll 12: 5 I Vrlk I 1-rml llrmu 'I'ux'luI' Illgll tullm-ul Couuvil Rl-p.21 5I1au1isl1l.lulm I ...1. Cuml Rullluud I Sully SCll2ll?l'l76T' I Xl 7 3 411.11111-srl l.l11ur' 3, Club . L mr A , ll'UIll SI. LI41sl'pl1As .-Xvurlc-lxlx QVIJXJX I: Ruling Club I mu llub I. Glu- Club ll .1 I YI S Pillllbll Z 1 'ulvrcd I1 Cu-I Q C mug 51 haffml Linda SCITIIWNZIIIH Eagle-llvs 2.31 IH-In Club ogx' Club 22. 3. 1 in 'f ' 37 Marilee Sindelar 91 James Ska YS Entered from Parkway Senior High School 4, Girl's Glue Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Home Eu. Club 3. 1 1 Ii Steven Thomson Basketball 1, 2, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Letter- Illzlll-S Club 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Play Crews 4. 38 Sb Traek 1 2 Baseball 3 4. Kaye Stevens GAA 1, Girlls Glce- Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, Sturlont Council Rep. 1, Best Dancer 4. Paul Stuart Trudy Topping GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FIVICC 3, Biology Club 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Count-il Alt. 3, Honor Roll 5, 6, Mo. Cu- rator's Award 4. Terrv Stewart Colt' 3, Spanish Club 1, 2. 3: Lt'tll'I'lIlHfl7S Club 3, Biologw Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Play Crows 2, 3, Stc-4-ring Comm. 4. John Sutton Club 2, Lettvrinan's Club 3, 4, French Club l. 2. 3: Chcinistry Club 42 Plat Crews 2. Football 1, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Concert Choir 2, Boyls Clem- John Weathvrly Rif'l111rd White Th0IllllS Vielllalul Football lg Baslwlbull 1. 2, 3: Golf 2: 1'1l'Q'Ill'1l Club 1. fi, ' 111411 l. 2.3.4:1Iom'er1 Choir llh Crude! Chorus 1. Ravmond Widaman Traf-k l. 2: Cross Country 3. 4: N1B.I'l'l1lIlg1 Band l. 22. 3. 4: Con- vert Baud 1. 2. 3. 1: Pep Baud 2, Tri-M 1. 4: Spanish Club l, 2: Biology Club 1: Ch:-mistry Club 2: Sturlvut Couus-il Hop. 1. .-Xlt. 2 Judith Wossler C1115 Glen- Club 2: Ninth Grade- Chorus 1: l'1-p Club 2, 3, 4 I'1'v11cl1 Club 3, 4: Chr-mis 4. - ITV Club 3: N115 3. 4. N-1-. 1: Nlo. Curator's .fXuu1'd -1: Nui. N1l'lxll Marsha Whilsou ltzlglettes 2. 3. -1. Y11l'1'LlS. -L: Cul S Glu- Club 2, fl: Pop Club 2. .53 MI C 'L Fl'l'll1'l1 Club l. 2. lil F 1 Biolozqv Club 3. 1. Sm . '51 Cllrmn. 1: Cl11,'1nisl1'1 Club .5- 1 NHS 3. 11: 'l'l1espi:111s Ii. fl: Plays 2, 3: Suuln-ut Counm-il Alt. 3. R. ..f. 2 wif: 1 N Joyce WwLll'1CIl1Jt' CAA fig l.om-Pri Choir 2, 3, l- Ninth Crgulv Chorus 1: Mun h ing Banu 22. fi: CUI1l'l'I'l Band 2 3. 1: Pop Club 1, 2, I5 -11:1-'rn-1 Club 1. 2: FTA 3. 1-1 Biolohx Club 4: YHS 3. -1:1'l: IN Crm-us 3 Student Couuvil Hop.. 1: Euglll 1 H ' ll 1 Stull 114: Qlllll :xml Honor Roll 6. S1-ro Margarc-t Vvifitfcldt CAA 4: Ninth Grzuh' Chorus l Nh11'1'11i11g 11111111 1. 22. 3. 4: I ou 1-1-rl Baud l. 2. 3. 1 Pvp B 11141 2, 5, SL, III-N1 1, 2, 3, 11. Sw 1 'llllvspialls 113 Phu C11-ws .5 1 I ll.1xf 3. l. 4 39 Charlos Young Football lg Baslu-tball l, 2, 3, 44 Bascrlrall 2, 34 Corin-rt Choir f ZL' 2, 4: Ninth Crmlt' Chorus 14 Tri-M l4 D1-balfr Club -14: Front-h Club l, 2. 34 Chvinistry Club 44 NHS 2, 3, 4, Puts. 44 Class Vice-Pri-s. 34 Hmmm' Roll 3, 44 Mo, Ciiratoifs Auarrl 4: Most Likely tn Siiccfecltl 4. Smiiors who wt-rv not availabltf whvn pitftures wvrv made: Ranflol Albert Jost' Alzola Etlwartl Decker john llcrbst john lludfller Seniors participate- in many avtivities Edward Wright :l44j ' Track l, 2, 3, 44 Wrostling 44 Cross Country 3, 44 Marvhing Band l, 2, 3, 44 Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 44 Pep Bantl -'14 Tri-M 3, 44 Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 44 Biol- ogy Club 44 Play Crows 2. Howard Young Travli l. 34 Cross Country 3, 1-4 NI3I'l'lllllg Band l. 2. 3: Coiiwrt Band l, 2, 3, 4'QSIlL1Ill5ll Club 1. 2, 3, 44 Biologx Club 1, 'llig Clin-mislry Club 24 Play Crows 2. xi Carlos Alzola .Q- Sue Anderson if A M i. gm: ,, I ill Kav Binggeli 1966-67 Junior Class ufflvvrs arv, le-fl In right, Rau' ww: Tirn Cook. vim--prelsidentg Karen Jznlssen. SPPI't'lilI'y-lFt'iiSl1I'Cfl and Tum Hvnry. pn-simle-nt. Tlur stvvring mrnrnil- toe lIlt'll1lM'I'S are. letl lo right, Ron' tzw: Cathy Hippvrt. Slli1WIl Dum-fy. llusiv Klaskin. Rau' lllrw: Kurt Gs-bluml, Dave Sapp. Gary Grindlvr. The Class of Rick Anclcrsun ia k': i l lg, vu l rixk Q l F i A 'l'l Si' if I S Cw:-n Lvnn Vaughn Larry Angusli ne Baker Ball Beefkrnzin W O U f asm bf. - 0 :rsy K lux , ?,,w:'P, 45 A?sg.f .Q-fl 12.15233 ra? Karen Don Chi-ri Judy Blgsg- Bliss Bolling Bollingvr as HUA fe Z: , 5 may grills wi X be ' ii S Q - . . John Borgmeyer John Jim Cahn Cameron Gary Carter 5 in Sue Conn er if r gg , in a ' Tim Greg Don Renee Joan Patrick Cook Crowley Dahlin Davis De Margel Derickson a ' Q-. ,ii., - Q .. , li:s',s l i QS? r s ' 1 535125 :Y :ir .... .- - r iii Q r i 5, s s' iii 1 -A 2 as is is f r s 5 f 5 Y 45 if Janet Shawn Marcia Pat Bob Doyle Ducey Evans Finot Forbes ,ss F K . 5 lk' ii.l , E K Leigh Paul Gary Tom Cathy Kurt Foster Frese Frossard Gammon Ganahl Gebhard 42 Kristy Geiz Donna Gilbert s,- .E-i, - r .Ui 1 G , Q V gil 5 'QW saga 5 Nina Gillespie 'fi sz. I yrs 'W Nick Bob Gin os Goodman Qi Q N. W 125. o . . K is N. L, ll eiilf Jim Gary Trish Ken Phil Grace Grindlcr Hailey Hainf's Hvdrick N:L'k I 1 , K' .,,, t ' rx 7' Y L V gt Vg S, as K 3 l' , QR F1 ' lf ? 3 -3 Mike Tom Sue Cathy Jhyce Lyle Hemphill Hvnrv Henson Hippert Hoclapp Hodgin Vk. ., - . ,- :FMA W Gerry Rod Ron Dan .lean Hoffman Hogg Holcomb Hover .lansma it Qu L.,, ., A if , L- ,A ,5, J , -. ,,', , 5, ' ,gf ci -- -' L' A ' 1 , 3-js : V' 1 VV 5 KZLA K I 122 52 f d .ix l 21' iff I 45 5 in Rf 5353: ilt gl a V1 1 ' ' Liam 1' 5 , , 2-I ' v Q I Karen Rich Dolores Rosie Bob Kathy Janssen Kanter Kemp Klaskin Kohl Kothe ool , ig i '55 Steve Gary Ron Kn-rsh Kuelk or Lin dsev Cindy Locklur .lohn I ,on 43 1 a? !'-5' 1 Q - r , Q Jeff Jim Mary Laurie Mazdra McCollum McCurdy McDade ff :,, ' ll , ,ig . .. Il.,, , 'A ii ,dig M' ff ,ig M Nancy Melody Charlie Luc McNeal Mencndez Morris Morris A iii if i gli Q Q , . I' A VV g,: 4 f 57 T ' V, 'V ' I :Em , A L V 'X 3,3 A ,ii .1 V 15 1 if Q'r' 'ik Tim Rick Gordivnnc Sigi Lynnc Nishct Notbollm Nystrurn Offenbach Ogcnt . iii F! .4 I .I fa M, fr M fi- Charloite Pam Merl Cliff Pessorii Plagenz Pohler Potter f rll with ,L 3 A MM I Linda Mary Tom Roy Rchfeld Reichert Reilly Richter 44 Mary McNair Cindy Muemth , . .4 x l ...gif ,, 4 Q wx, N , V .AE , 5 4 , A i IM, , '- , , if I ,Cs f ,Meal 17: in r X 7: . 1 ' LL Marilyn O7Hara Linda Purdy Kurt Rohr R 33,2 Q, ' M3 ,u M Q' ref x Mlm ' 4 .TZSEA 9SM-il-A. r YQ .. Chuck 143,-11 Daw Mark Barb. Roper Sundhagcn Sapp SUV'-536 Schlf 'P ' rw Y 4 111 ,T X h - mail- f f- QLN' r 2 HQ r -,, Bob Larry Mark Dan Don fflarlvy h Sch micrdvr S4-h mieder Schrrwr Sharp Sluxirl ik 50l'gPfl Iwi V -rms' f '1' N N i tw as k 1 X- A 5 uk 3 2 i 1 Phyllis Tprry Jim Mary Pam Sparks Spit-ggi Stunm-r Sta-wns Stun:- lfy jj Q L in ri X 'S W ww W - -r r Q L My A A 4 V LYS 3 WAQK SE 2 Tony' Bill Toby Charlotlv Larry B9b Slow-rink Sulzv Thlllllilh lfnderwuod Yolkvning W affen Barb Watkins Carol Whilv Kathy Wvillm Carroll Wright Josvphim- Zurhriggr n Sophomore class officers are, left to right, Scott Hippert, secretary- '62 I- N The Class 1969 treasurerg Jim Pitman, vice-presidentg and Dan Howard, president. A E Z Q M ifi' Y' ... .J . 1' I . ,. K X of . . X Kathy Christine Steve Oclice Adair Adams Armsey Baldon -1,1 . Q . 'x' Q ' g X rii kfltxfs it 5 X . ' NQSX Q ' 'tw J.. 2 at 1 9 43 Q Alan Patricia Caryn Jim Guy Bott Brigham Brinkmeyer Bronco Bryant 'xii i'i ii A . , A ff 'F ' s C x ' - it p C ' b f i it X A t .t,', C if'. fm , tru nk - ' Jo Anne Harry Nancy Cordon Evelyn Chapman Connoyer Cook Corey Criss 46 Diana lo Anne Berg Bollinger Jim Debbie Bueker Byrd i -it 3 'W 'mia S9 ,lim Carolyn Darst Dette 'Q Linda Gan 1' ln g A 'fu' Peggy Hamilton Mark Henry Q! L fl T IM it ex L. x -ek ki Patti Janssen on Tim Dre f 7 i ' 1 Casey Geisz S Bonita Harrell Mary Herbert Linda Jeck If 1 E ,wif r .,,, Joe Epstein 1 John Ct-ppt-rt t'tt .. Y, , :fmriifi W -u,H'1,af.r, Vw' gif? llillllil Hartley Scott llippert 4 3 Gail Julmsun 1 Q yx 5 I ,,.. io- - Q . V fr' L i ,.,:, it a . 'sea rl , ig, FX ' tttt e - 11' James Ann Falk ner Fisher up .- R4 Charles Gillespie if . mg, x. 4 i Dwayne Gunyea 'N 4- x rf-, 4, ,, Laurie Vicki Hartung Hasty ' ii ' nn, f , , . If T i Sue Dari HiJll'llIlllJ Hvward s N' 5 r .-a , -F i f is - . . 'wif i' 'A ' ' 1. W' us if-fn.. 5 X' A fb T X, N if: it , Terrill Bob Jones Kaiser ' A t X1 X E yi sm X iii Eddie Gahr e Q i Sheri Curiwa David Head Marcia Hulllman fmt Becky Kenugh Terry Gaines L f t- W 1V,L f.f?e.yd HX Gloria Guiterrez s.,- x X is S Kathy Hannon I 35' 15,1 in x aeei 3 . ', David Hughes 47 uri fi :'LA' 'N-ff i i , .luhn Kent Kurt Keough Kfllligil Kolaga , 1 K ' t in 15 T lf' wi 1. f ' . J I S 1 ' N, -I X mi it .,.. .iliiii . Mme: t VL fy . -L 1 A 2 t g p n s i Phil Maurm n Jon Charles Lakamp Leahy LeClairv Lich ' , 55 A if i .L Y fir, JS?--xifif Li- V' u Robert Melissa Terry Maureen Marlin Mills Moon- Moose . . M L, L. Q91 Eiflifz r. i f . 11 K hhjl M , i M i ' ... 1- 5 Q1 KL .5 bf 1 ' I ii W- gb lx, i ' Q , gp ia Milli h-lh N A I - -wr '- Steve Kurt Ken Marie Much Nichoff Niere Noonan X in 'I fI5',l 'i . X Ji rn Lane Sally Becky Oppe-nheim Palmvr Parkvr Parsons 48 gn : 1, .i v-1 e Shirley Kolsbun x za -X 45' if M Q Jane Lowe X ' if if Steve Moritsugu .4 f, . f W Mary Lea Noss fx KH r A Kathy Phillips rr a My 1 fi L9 lfx i M lim Kraft ffl? ii is' J X - Hubert Marion 1--1 John Moser Q' .Q in f Larry Nowell fx: - Jim Pitfnan Chris La Fata Vicki Marshall Susan Moshcr Nancy Olson w Jafy ichim weg L? Bill imith Ui ke erry li , t ' ,, .A 5' T . yytt it it I ik' ' ' ' T A I i K T,. ii ' , , 7 1 X' :alfa-1 S' Q, N L .Q ' if 1? y t T , f K4 Bob Andrea Barbara Jackie Lana Ann Purvcll Quinlan Quinlan Redman Rekart Sanders T T ., , Q lf 5 , , . 'H 'A K ,TV g d A I ilmf' ' ' -f 57 5 ' H . W' T t . - :gy zif gf ,-:: in E if ' 1,6 Q, A , , ,way-in-A if, Q I 'AT RE , 5 ' 'F' 3 ? Q t r 2 li e Terry Debbie Carlyn Kathy Gerry Barb Schimweg Schott Schrader Sexton Sindelar Smith Devra Tom David Hurley Yvonne Barb Smith Smith Stark Straube Suess Taylor A -- kf Q .:K, - I Q . flfff . s 5 4 Joe Steve Mike Tom Leigh Steve Thierry Thomas Toney Torbert Volkening Ward H n . tttt T tvlt T 42 'S 7 V 21 Q4 f e r 9 v. ii , as K lf , T. . 4' .f- T ' ' S 9.4 , 0 T e VS T. 29 ga' 1 Linda Wayne Jan Fred Kathy Wu-atherly Wfinfiph wmm.-itil Whlschlargef Zufbrlggm The lass of 1970 Freshman class officers are, from left to right: James McNair, presi- dentg Robert Brunk, vice-presidentg and Joyce Kothe, secretary- ,, X . treasurer. 5 .- fg Steven Abernathy i gr. , f l lk Laura Agosti ,Q Q, Q M . Barbara Allen ., '1- T V r - ER 1, W f ., H A Edward Baker rw' JT .Q I K Cary Bartlett ii 355:11 ,.' Vlckl Beckman HK . -.-rest. r :-' . ' Daniel Anderson W 5 3 Robert Armbruster 33 Q Q' r i Charles Ault K A A I xt' Richard Bennett ii tx ' Mark Bird X X X Beverly Blase Students listen to fellow speaker in Mr. Beeker's Speech 9 class. ' ,i N, W 'ff at V 4 XE 1 1611 'I it ' ft ' '1 .aa ,ZZE if eff- 43 m 9't' , jf s --'- l 3 it 1 - 4, ' l 'W' fag, 7 f ' 1' f Lf , - - j:,,g, Nwjr ' .., , qi x 2 Q N 2 tt at .V V ' V V EW- ix fr rx ' 5,4 .. A' '-av 'Wg -. A Mark Holes Robert Bolling Douglas Boyd Sherry Dye William Dye Gary Emas Robin Brauchy Charlvs Bredwell Earl Brock Michelle Estaque Lois Evans Wanda Evans Greg Brueckner Robert Brunk William Buckner Pamela Felknor Bill Frese David Frocsel ,lohn Carr Zachary Cartwright Terri Chase Mark Gabauer Cynthia Georges James Gvppert Gary Costello Frank Cunetto Douglas Darlington Sandra Grace Frederivlx Grafton Charlene- Hahn Barbara Depp Catharine Dowdy Kathlvvn Ducey Richard Haines Stewart Harries Debbv Harris M, s 'D ' p. , . 4 'f Q ,lf M its at 1 ,Q x A-ff i:ag,,y,2?g,u?ai Q19 1 .x M 3 -Q v Y I ' ,W I 1 wif-'V in . I9 I if M 1 fl K kr v Q.-M f in 'Mt 2 X . X 32 I -vw K .. SI ,, HI F55- -. 'karl V: 1 LL new 1 ii L , Q ' S. fe N X , maf- . , g A313492 ' A ye r jr- , 3 E ff A r L H VLZ I, XX PANB a Garry Hedley Richard Hellwege Larry Henson Steven Knapheide Sondra Kneedler Frederick Knight John Herbert Kathy Hill Paul Hogg Joyce Kothe Terry Krause Jeffrey Krewson Michael Horne Nadine Horne Barbara Hundlcy Michael Leahy Thomas Lewis Libby Locklar Nancy Huys Don lffrig Bill Jackson Pearce Mann Deborah Martin Pamela McAliney Joseph Johnson Kevin Johnson Gail Johnstone Dennis McCoy James McNair Edward Meyer Jennifer Jones Joan Jumper Mary Kalb Paul Meyers Bruce Mitchell ' il 'N 'tif' litri L hllgfifrr 9 Q ' ' i is S X at L x L sk 3 ' It K I r ii . J Q U' 'E' 'C 1 . , I an at , sr ,Af - - Qs. F if W'-ir. LL 'X 44 xi ir x it LLLL il' Stephen Moergen V 1 ,EM L 3 V 'L fx 'u if yum Q ,I r s. 4 ' ' 'hmm Q r 'J swap., 1 W' sail' Q vs V, L WSI, 1 b 11 , ? H ,,, t kg v 11' r j , 2 , 15 , vw K ,Q Rf nf radar .. r j fail A if i - frm , , Q '59 Ka- .: V 2 -H Q 1 a n ' t t , I Q ,,f, x Dennis Mollman James Morice Mary Ellen Moskoff Robert Purdy Kathy Hay Cary Riribk Barbara Muehlberg Elizabeth Muench Scott Neunuebel Vicki Rohherson Todd Rodgers Deborah Roper Robert Nickell Kathi Lou Pappas Stew- Paul Victor Ruiz Sharon Rumpf Linda Savage Jeanna Peabody Wesley Perkins Terry Perkins Karen Schaper Cynthia Schott Bill Svhrader Robert Petersen Karl Phillips Frank Piocinino Carol Svhwegler Chander Sehgal Virginia Shaver Recd Pitman Leslie Potter Julia Pronko Lillian Shilling William Shore Jackie Sindelar : .x . , -a . EL . l ? 'n f 3 .. ' t. Y I . gt' x J it x ' f 1 f 'ff 'ti , ,fy VA y In , t i so V I s - az ,lle gi J 1 f 'I ' Vk I ttlt l iili iiii . 1 I Kg? . V' Q l tm Xt It Av! u ' X, F ' , A-ng i .44 K - fx -1 1. f -5r.'... 133.1 Q ' ' W I Vw K: ', f.: v .1-A A . . X tv, E , 1 1 s l 'V I 4 53 A- N 31, H 2 'Ei wa,- 1 Y7f7 4 ll T s- at . 152 1. V kia' 'Z um' Darlene Smith Stuart Smith Deborah Snow Randy W eatherly 1 Anita Weekelman Debra West Paul Sorgenfrei Milda Spiegel Jig? Thomas Stalnaker i 'rtti i i aaa Q George White , Q' i 'iih ifmfj? Susan White f I Bruce Whitson f ' X lf!- Robert Stenner V Randy Stinebaker 5 W 'Tm M thi, Cathy Stockwell t Q- L v i ' to 'is Dorothy Widtfeldt ig 1? 1 , Edward Willey gif! K W' i Q Barbara Wind e t T T tsit ff l ft -414 1 K ' fl' 4 Dixie Summerseales Diane Taylor I Brenda Tucker 3' 5' y ' , as no t Barney Wood 11- ii A i f Robert Wright as ,V A '4 iiii ' F 1 Richard Wuestling ' , f 'N 'R - Enoch Underwood piggy H A 1 James Vellios I ' ' ii F W ii Carl Walz H I , Christine Wulff t John Wussler ii iz - I 1 Katherine Warren Larry Watral Geraldine Weatherly Bobby Yoder Carol Young tariff 3'5- ,I , .gsm 1, 'tam , . Q Vs.. . s-. f' ,fm 'The Class of if 1971 Mikle Abram X 'L,. it Mark Charles Charles Ronda Archibald Augustine Billflwirl BaldWiIl Brad Kathy Barnes Barnes Robin Martha Bok ern Bott E ll if Bruce Barnett ,qv Jo Anne Jane Brown Bruss Charlotte Bauer Arnold Binggeli -WF ,V ,. .5 if? . Rosalyn Abram ' - , 5 'gla m f i IQ, William Barker Frank Bittner f Nxt yt? 3,552 Barbara Jimmy Ian Billy Boyd' Brassfield Brevkenriilge Brms n ili :i t il K Q I . ,kk , , Nkhr .. iw t W. iq ggxw, if at t Brad Sheri Dennis Philip Burvh Burris Case Cakinzzlro i s 1 ssr r i , rr r Steve Chapla E Cliff Connoycr ,lan Drury Win if red Eggert John Fischer 56 I f1-' 3' ' Deborah Georgia Birdie Christian Clark Clemons rr me r r r l -r , .lr ,r ,-'1 I 'iii If - 11 3 Jeffrey Dale Dennis Craft Dahlin de Jong may il e Robert Carolyn Randy Dugger Dunham Durham r a Mary Steve Ned Emery Ericson Eydmann Randy Pat Fraley Froesel .lune Fry 'P , Robert Coles worthy Tom Diven Q 'X ., ' Dan Dwyer Willie Conley George Dixon Susan Eggers a 4 Bret Beverly Falk ner Faul kn er J am es Jerry Cvarcgnan i Garland 'P M 5 agp x tif we ' i a 35 u l ll i 1 if x Don Gilbert Debbie Henna .lane Hughes Carol Greiling El izubvth Hvrlninghaus Karon Huntvr si James Jerry Jones Jones NX hq... . i Greg Ce-orginna Larson Lvclford i X. if f wins' 2 Arnold Hagan ' . Y , , Bvvky Ili-rspvrgcr Mary Hwang Kristina Klii-k Ronnie' Link Linda Halc- 1 Doug Hvslnn -.3 .i , Tim lninnfr ,, kb I A by , 1 ,lohn Kolsliun Miki- Logan glfiiffl-++w Mary Helad 5 x V , I R 0 lx -r I H i Ll P 155' ,laniw Johnson 45: Rick LaFata1 John Long Fred Heiilol ph Ted Holland ff. N-1' fr Shelley .lohnson David Lapp Becky Madden Robert Joh netta Delorse Mark Marshall Mays N Q if Linda Michele Rivk Moore Morice Mu ch 4 .QFMQM Wall is xx Tim Lynda Michael Nowell Obrecht Ubrecht Elisabeth Barry Tom Paxton Peer Perki ns H. 1 t N ? .' 'Zi . John ML'lii'0a J Charles lVlue-mth Susan Olson Marsha Purk my V -eg 1' l M l Susan Scott Donna Debbie Rollins Savage Schaeffer Svhwartz 58 -SM ' Jw M Biff? s t lt . 2 M Na my Rivk Mills Moeck Ol Ji 7 ml H . i . h ,, , 'xv Ellen David Nowull Navics Elizabeth Lin da Pagel Patty Melissa Gordon Reisonleiter Robinson A4 I 1 Alt 3 Randy James Seagrist Serra 1' Q .au K 5 if Q 'la J am es Smith David Stuk enbrovker f H3 ti -t . i ii, . Q X s .- . 'bfi L 5 'W i m Donna Turner Randy Walker 5.?sI'If?5Q?.v. L ii t e P . 'U W Frances Wright 52 5026 Q-35 . , . I , ' eiL'5yf?1'5Wfr22-fit E5,wI,','c5-'wwvvffu vb .if 0.3.-SIA 'fu-1r:v'f...' Janet Sparks Deborah Surgener Barry Underwood Robin Ward Joan Wright ' 'T1 1 N512 '11 i r-- 'lislff 5 -X ' D Elizabeth Jack Doug Rivk Sprague Stay Stoverink Street 5, A QW, I . X 'Y' ' ' 1 N Mary Victoria Karen Geraldine Sutton Teague Topping Trueks i i mr, N-E A S X! Sandra Lynne Mark Dan Valcstin Vocku Walderner Waldrup . W- r f 1'. at V D Q X xv .i i . ts Doug Kimberly James George Way't Vivirfs Wise Wohlsehlaeger at G KQ .ggabi M.: Jvx H 'M' ' - f' 'z 'x .'-, V, Mike Paul Debra Dorothy Wursl Young Zinnnerly Zurbriggen 59 -X wi G x my ,F i 1 by Marva Rick Bruce Kal hleen Pam Abram Agosli Anderson A nclerson Armsvy i Sharon Barby , if X. ' 127: The Class of 1972 T 3 ' ,gf at H Q x Susan Judy Steve Martha Robcrt Bcshears Bcwhne Boyd Bross Burrkvr A hn l, r ,, xg -W1 f 6 L Larry Cary Ruth Bush Byrd Campbvll , x ,V J nnr , V s C. f A 'X C, 1 A - M rssr l WF? fiiiii AA:'- as Paul Joe Michael Sky Carol Chapman Cole Conley Connoyer C0r6y ,lim Ted Cliff David Mary CCHS Darlington Darsl Day Dowdy Edensl rom Eggers 60 David Barker Bill Burns Pam Craft 1 Tom Eggers Keith Pat Darryl Erli Esluqur- Evans e v 4 , fi! M ' :Lf I , XX -J I K f V'j a- k'k, i xx U y L 'vi' Q . r Q Rirliard Bob Frankey Fry Forrest Harris Bob I ilwryl Grape Grant Tom lleapes ' x -fs' M, .ff 1 1 for 4' ,Af. ,gi Q wi 3 :sl V, jygiyi Q F Sf' 'if' ,mi W r -- if ,lisa Paul Fred Gvorge Bill Fino! Fischvr Fisher Frarni- . Q' ' 1 ,is Q ' fx' D gff: ' M 'l i M ' A 4115 i .lfff David Tum Paul Gvppcrt Giacopvlli Ginns Gough 4 ,l1 .lames Craig Tim Gran! Grinstcad Grunrrwa K D LLVVZLV D ii 'ii i 4144-i.s1s'f'g'f,' M A .it mit ii1'12,':'4 V. 1. , Elizabeth David Judy Dclulmra Herring Heston Immur Inman David Amr-rilys Dvnnis Nancy Cindy Mark ' jar-Ubi Janws Janssvn Johnson Kvast Knevdlfrr fi K ii HC' ,N S A ill Rick Kram Q s Q X . 5 U .QT 1 X' 1 N E--:iz maori D- . L: ' lrh l Vwf .. 'S KVVV LVLhhhA K ' Xi ali fufft V? Y: -, L M S H .,.. . L, Robbie Stew Paul Lisa Laura Julie Brian Krain Krcwson Ladd La F ata Larson Lalulis Lavin TV Q. -f Ni. .ii -.ze if N' -'V f'A ii i Jane Skyler Miko Randy Cary Doris Ludiord Lukas Marghcrio Marrs McCrca McNair QlaL L Lyia ., 'ix ,, aaaaa is f N , Q a aa x L ,, i N, if ' laaaa . Wie-,'. ' 2 Ai ,, I x ik- . I ii. by K X 1 4 'als I li! i 1, l. al . if ' Y .1 1 X' V fi: ' H: . fff. 7 w r l l L , Fred Dan Gary George Darrell Menendcz Min-hull Mitchell Morris Morse -wana! if: A Melody Alex John Gordon Bonnie Benjamin MOTION Munoz Nangle Nutter Phelps Philibert . is X L K xi . X Q 5. it T we Patrick Debra Donna Doug Amy John .lames Phillips Pribblv Reed Reed Richardson Roc-hm Rogers ., . 5 5 zhqq' M M 1 rg. l tr 4 f 1,Ah ai, 2 QT.. qutk X3 T i 6 f ,,ttu . J, 37 Q - X, m ,, 2 F V-at i iq Milam' Cathy Kurt Martha Gurdon Stvvc Kay Rollins Ropvr Rudcsill Ruiz Schncidt-r Sf-Imtl Svotl Nw, , , t l ' fi-5 9 5 f , X Ray Vinod Craig Steve Gloria Miko Svott Svhgal Shore Slazinik Smith Smith - ,, 0.3 -V vi, iiii' tg , ii in , , f f I Ji, R r l Xxlw ,maninuil Laura Ne-il Chuck Gail Jan Snytle-rs Sprague Stockm-ll Sutton Sutton K 3 2-' I f H 7' i 'ii' ' . - rff fy , - .M , L- , 437 J ,-,, ' f -- f L , . gt- h f , A - fit K 'S,qf'1 ' ' V 5 UU ,rr if tr' 4' Q ,' ' X K V , ,. Q rf' -K 'QPR A f Tom Tn-rry Smit Judy Don Mike' Tc-rry 'l'hornpson Thomson Townsvncl Travis llru f' I .B K , L K ' iii ... tt.L E it 4, , A'-TS Mark William Linda Carol Trenton Chr-ryl Ed ' ' - W h f We-Ish Wilmoth Wind W alkcr W allacc Warn n 6 sts r wisp ,AM ',. 4. pfvifmik' gi 'lu Ng Ii!- .fri 1. 1:1 L. K 521 ff I 'J Y 1' f 'N Se: ,A KK W 1 X L me cumous smug Nov sms soo PM , ADULTS K75 sruoems 5o ,X gi 1159325 iN w ,n.U :rx gan. mv' NN .J M Junior High Groups Learn And Perform . 5 12 . tr V ,ff I The members of Ninth Grade Choir arc, V, 'V 3,3 ' . gag left to right, Row one: ll. Brauehy, D. - Q Y ' Sunnnerscalcs, N. Huys, B. Wind, W. . ,f V WW, I 2 if V I f . in ,Q . Evans, J. Kothc, T. Chasc, D. Harris, M. ' X l .. ' . 'ff A '- ' f I l W Estaque, D. Taylor, L. Agosti. Row two: F ' I' V V, J F , if , B. Depp, T. Perkins, M. Kalb, C. Wlulff, ,,V V ,V,,VV ,' D. Widtfeldt, K. Hill, S. Kneedler, J. f .mm ' 5 K - Lowe, K. Warren, C. Stockwell. Row F' T. I ' L K 'h ll ' A' three: R. Wright, C. Ault, Mrs. Leora Zar- 'QJ V l ' fi J rick, F. Piccinino, C. Bredwell. yt . . cfs . . mm! Q F., H The seventh and eighth graders are Well represent- ed in vocal music as they staff the Junior High Cho- rus. The accent has heen placed on learning to sing correctly. However, they perform at the Spring and Christmas concerts under the direction of Mrs. Betty Lou Carlton.. Performing two times a year, the Ninth Grade Choir spends most of their time preparing for music in the senior high. They drill on rhythm, notes, and technique. Officers of Ninth Grade Choir are, left to right, J. Lone accompanist, Mrs. Leora Zarrick, director, B. Wlind, li hrariang J. Kothc, secretary. The members ofJunior High Chorus are, left to right, Row one: R. Marrs, R. Agosti, C. Crinstead, T. Welseh, B. Fry, K. Anderson, L. Snyders, C, Roper, A. Richardson, K. Scott, P. Frocsel, L. Vockc, P. Estaque. Raw two: D. Surgener, M. Morice, M. Reisenlcit- er, S. Beshears, l.. Ubrecht, R. Campbell, G. Sutton, C. Corey, li. Bokern, S. Valestin, K. Wirfs, E. Herminghaus, L. Patty. Row three: J. Drury, G. Clark, L. Moore, J. Townsend, K. Barnes, M. Bott, E. Sprague, J. Wright, C. Keast, D, Schwartz, Olson, l.. Halc, J. Brown. Rouvfour: J. Hughes, D. llenne, B. llersperger. S. Eggers, J. Bruss, N. Mills, J. Boehm-, M. Head, J. Fry, D, 'furn- er, D. Schaeffer. Rowfirze: E. Bagel, E. Nayies, K. Hunter, S. Burris, D. Recd, J. Stay, B. Burch, D. Jacobi, J. Grant, M. Knecrllcr, R, Bueker. is The rnernbers olflirls' Glee Club are. left to right. Row arm' Cheri Belling, lJUIlIlilfV.:lllJ1'I'l. Maureen Mouse, Kathy R6lflt'l1llillIg!,ll. Marsha Whitsen. linda Rinek, llebhie Byr4l.lla1'b Nlllt'lllltt'l'gI. Rau' lzm: Lana lie-karl. Harrell Wrigltt. Kathy liruss. Shan n Dum-y. Chris Adams. Pat Marshall. Barh Powers. Kaye Stew-ns. Sue llenner, Miltla Spiegel, lfuu tlzrfvfr Kay .-Xntle. Nlary Ste-yerls. Sue llirkeyg Jan V4'itlti'f-ldt. li1'isty'flt'isz,l1arly11 51-hrader, tlaryn Brinluneyer. Je Anne Bollinger, .lane Lmw. .lt-an Giat-ept-lli. Glee Club And Madrigal Phrase Together VllW6I1lY'l'lUlll Girls 'oinetl together to harlneniie as Girls' Ulee Club. . ' P F J . rl . 1 Meetlng two or three tunes a week, the girls rehearsed numbers fer Jt'l'l-0l'IHdIll't'S at beth the Christmas and Sarinf eeneerts. . . -I v - . xldflflglill members were ehosen en Slllglllg ablllly' and sel a l1y'ely' tempo. Blending together, they' sang at the Christmas and Spring een- The blffe Club Officers are, len to nghl' Mrs' L'?0ra F , 1 ' Y J , , rlelc, duectorg Mary Stevens, seeretaryg Sue Dlckey, l1- eerts. estlya , Rotary, and for teachers meetrng. hmmm Linda Rinckvawompanistl Kaye Stewnsqpresi- dent. Q I 1 as S f ' rl is 2 2 L 11 The members el' Matlrigal are, from left to right, Cy nthia Green, Laura llartung, Sue Max, Steve Ward, Dau- Evans, Cliff' Potter, Robert Ault, Stn-Xe Moritsugu, ,Ia-anne Brunner. Nant-y Neunut-ln-l, Barb St-hit. 67 Concert Choir ains New Name And Members Nlenilie-rs ol'Conu-rt Choir arv. It-lt to right, Ro1t'0nc'.' Cynthia CvI'lf0lt. Pe-rim' Olin-r. ,laekie Rc-rlunan, l,intla Bord. lou-v Wartenhv. l.x nn Kiwi-ill:-r' man, llvlmhie Biril. Sur- Rii-harrison. Kathi Phillips, Sallx Graves, Nantw NCUl1Lll'lll'l, Laura Xlin-tnfli. Run' Iwo: Salli Svliaellcr lrilrh Foster ' - . Barb Bi-ek Sur Wax, liilltfl Hartung, Bonita Harrell, Vicki llasty, Mary l'itman, Lynnol Ogenl, llarlr Sehil, .lani-t Dickerson, Beth Roper, JK-EELIIIHI' BI'l1IlIlCl ,IeU1l7fhI'6C,' Dorm Ma Sf'lial'l'nit. Kim Ri4'c'.'l'on1 Henry. Tom Torlwrl. E11 Wriglit. Richard White. Slew tioleswortliv. Cliff, Potts-r. Robert Ault. Russ Lalw. Dave- Exiins Ste-xc' Ward. i Convert Choir is a sell-vt group ol' senior high sturli-nts who are the performing group of' the vocal music flepartinont. Thi- Clioir appears at the Christmas Convert, Spring Convert, Rota- ry Club, and graduation. All mernliers are 4-hosen on their Llc-- groe ol' musical talent. llntler the flireetion ol' Mrs. lit-ora Zarrivk, thi- vlioir re- hearsos everyflay for pi-rt'o1'rna1if'1-s. During these rehearsals they study musical tm-hniques and musical interpretation. During the svhool year the choir studies musim-al compositions including jazz, spirituals, classical works. and shou tunes. i uui,a, auui r s i wif 'gr The Ul'l.it'l'FS of tionrert Choir are-. left to right Row mm: Cynthia lin-uri, Zllfktblllliiltllil, Row Iwo Beth Roper, propr-rtii-sg Mrs. l,i-ora Zarriwk. cli revtor: Sally St'll2lt'lilil'I'. librarian. Rau' Ilzrffr ,Iearniv Brunner. sm-rw-tary: Nanvy Nvunut-liel president. R0u'.fimr.' liuss Lalw. student tliri-1-lor' Dave Evans, stunlm-nt director. Mernln-rs ol' fV:UIlt't'I'l Choir ri-lntarse ewryilay for pvrl'orrnanm1s ili- reirti-rl ln Mrs. lmora Zarrir-lx, 68 ekey, tiraig . Don Ht-rrx Tri-M Majors In Prestige exit 4fkl 'Hn' lIl1'II1bl'I'h uf'51'. Tri-Nl amz lofi lu riffht. Rf11lkfIIIf'.' C, Ym1lw..l. K.l'z1i'l. R. Kult. 5. Muritslvu. U. fLI'iIll'HQ'I'. li. Nivhrrif. I.. Cvisz. IJ 5 . Plmlls. Rau' 11411: li. .'Xmlu. ,l. Rwinmlm. Sorgm-l1i'rvi. B. Swhif. il. xIf'f7ILll'llf. II. LlJ1'lxlilI'. K. Logan. S. Gran-s. Nl. XX1dlh-hit. Kula' tim-fn I.. Rmvk, 5. Wax. J. I,.lfIl1'. D. bupp. li. Hugg. N. xildlilllllll. H. bomhlmn. J. Bl'l1Illlt'l'. X Nl'llllllt'bL'l, Q.. 4rI't'PIl. Modvrn Nlusicj' Xlustvls. In-lim' kucmn as Tri-M. is an llOINl0l'l1l'N socivtx for talentvd studvnls who vxvol JV' MM m f'S iU '- M 'H 'Vigil'- . i. ' , I 1 I b 1 Rau' une: D, Evlmarlz. IPI'1'Sltlt'IlIl III musuu . tu' an .1111 mon Jr. ore 1, u J mmm crm .mc 1,4 ,X,HiH.SU,L .i4,1.,W,Sil14,,,1. RON, 21 tvrm of a1ppr0nt11'4'sl1lp. ilu' a1ppI'CI1t1m's b0c01l11'L11'- 114115 .l. Iiutlw. ff'l'I'f'lLlff1 N11-5. l..-Um lin- 111P111bm's. This war Tri-Nl attf-mlml Conv:-rls. ZlH '1 k- 5IJ 'N '15- Bu ' l 5L ' I I 1 H 1 ' V 1 mi Kun' lhrfffn' M1'S.Beity l.nul.arl- hu bped HN dnt mmm X' ' lon. sponsor: H. NIl1L'h.lliSl0l'iL1Il. . . . 1 ' M, . , . . -. ' W .. , X ,' I U ' br. TTI-Nl ufflcors are-. lefil tu right. L. I I ' i' V5 Q Gwml. Kill'-Pl'l'Sifi1'Ill1 NI. Wicllfvlmll. sw- 1: E ' ' , :N . V I'l'lIi1'f'Q Mr. Dun ,'XIltI1'I4SUll, HPUIISUFQ I., f Q h Im- Rinrk. prvsi1l1:nIg M. Nlvffurdy. lliSlUF1ilfl1 ' I N. Sru1'g4'l1i'1vi. tI't'l15ll!'l'I4. gtk L 1-Liv-. I A-'AW A l The- lln.-lube-rs uiflr. Tri-Xl gm-. left In riglll. Rau' ww: 17.51-Inmrtz.S. Eggvrs. l.. Path. R. Baldwin. Xl. Bruss. Nl. I'15lLl1lUl'. D. llurris. ,I. lXlPtllP.C.lX1'll5l.I,.Xxillltfllh.Rl7Il'Ill'4l.'XX. Bzlrkw. T. Durst. N, Efdlllilllll. D. Rmlvrl. U, Barkvr. D. Unmlj. N. 541111. B. Xlilvhr-ll. li. Huinvs, S.5vI1utt.Ru14'tlzrf'P.' H. NIIIVII. H. llillv. S.5a1vugv. l.. Moon-. S, liurriS.,l, llrury. D. .'XlHll'l'SOIl. P. Sealy-l1if1'e-i. .l. VN us- elm' Music Comes Alive With CUI1L'CI'l Band IIl1'lI'lb6I'SHI'0. lm-fl to right, Rau' one: D. Ifxuns, M, Wi1llf'n-ldl. R. Wimhnnan. S. Klurlm. I.. Rinuk, M. McCu1'dy, B. Svhif. H. Yuung, B. Pm-ul, R. Curvy, S. Dy-. Raw two: D. Sharp, J. Wusslcr, C. Celv, ,I. Kraft, M. Tmu-5, D. Mollmun, NIlJ45l'gl'll, B. Slmrv. J. Krewson. Ron' three: T.,l4m1-s, K. Nie:l1oH', l.. Bach, C. Ault, S, 'l'l10ms0n,,l. ,Io11es.,I. V1-llios, C. Gill.-api:-, ,l. Mc-Nair. Ruwfbur: I.. Og:-nt, C. UilI'I4'I', j. ZUIDI'iggl'Il, P.M1:yers, G. Hedley, M. Bird, R. Plugg, R. Anderson, M. M0skoi'i', V. Ruiz. Bum! 0i'fiCCI'Si1I't', lvft to Figlll. Cusvy GL-isz. Slllliifllt dirm-lurg Blrlr Svhif. DlJI'1ll'iLll11 ,loyw Hmlnpp, libraniun: Dave' EYLUIS. stml:-nt director: Nina Gillwspir-. plwnpertie-s1 Russ Lakv. slu- dvnt lDl'Pt'10l', M1-mbers oi'Sla1gv Band any Ivft to right. Row one: Barb Svhif, Daw Exans, Nivk Cinos, 'l's'rrill jones, Small Neunuche-l. Mary NIt'fIlll'ID'. Ron' Iwo: Linda Rinvk, Cynthia Grrcn, Casvy Gvisz, Jim Krnfl, Wes- ley Pcrkins, Alun Bolt, Dennis Mollman, Dun Sharp. Row Lhree: Mikc Toney, Kurt Nielmoff, Rodney Hogg, Ron llolvonlb, Russ Lake, 70 K., x BH Largest Concert Band DQ Xwf in 'V lJll14'l'COTll'f'l'l Band rnm-nlln-rs are. lvfl lu riffht. R014'vl1e:S. Whit:-. T.Turh1-rl. L. Robinson. J. Vllarlvlllw. J. Pc-almmly. B. Hunmllvy. P. lxlt'.AllIl!'F. J, Cllillllllilll, l, Gun. B. Nlilvln-ll. Y. Gill:-spiw. R01l4 Tzmf Siillilllilgvll. Y. Bvvlxlllilll. B. lll't'liIIlb1Il. ll, Slvilllycclu-r. ll. Rinvk. l'. Nlann. R. qlull. x1.'lll'I'I'f.lJ. Balmlvn. S. Neu IllIl'lll'l. R01l'Il1fl'f'IJ. Epslvin. J. Hoflupp. P. 5l1I4gl'lll.I'1'l. J. Nl1'Alil1n'y. D. Supp. .l. F21llxllI'l'. il. Wwllilv, J. Ht flII1i1ll.l '. l'lugg..J.,l1r1lv5. Rou'fhur: R. AI'Il1l7I4llSlQJI', S Knuplleide. ll. llowarml. S. Smith, J. llummel. I.. Shilling. ll. lnwklar, ll. Lake. li. Knight, D. Anderson. llnzlvr lllt'lllI't'4'll0I'l0l'Rl1SS Lake, Colm-rt Band rc'- In-ursws for lllLlI1Y pc-rIln'nmm'PS. 52 ,I K' I Marx' NlwCurclx. Dim- Evans. and Scott Nl'lIIllll'lJPl tunn- up lwllmrv lnund prac- ll1 'l'. Jlu kim- Rvlllllilll. afwwnllpnllied ln llw band. sings selem is iron: V4 vsi Nlle- Num at lln' l.llI'15llIlLlS l.liIll'PI'l 7I This Was The Year 1 E T . 3 , Q . S fVlemhers of Orchestra are, left to right. S. Hollins, M. Ruiz. Johnsen, C. Wultlf. M. Mills. D. Widtleldt. P. Arnisey, B. Durham. B. St-ott, M, Edt-nstroni. N. llorn. B. Faulkner. Nl. Byrd. .l. Redman. Cadet Band prepares seventh and eighth graders lor music in senior high. They performed at PTA Open House and at Brentwood elementary schools. Mr. Don Anderson is the director. Pep Band supplied the spirit at pep assemblies and lla'l ' 'f'1'1 HH ll'l'i l'l Html f1 's' for lJl'I'lTJ!'Il1i'lTICL'B.i lv L l il basketball games. The members were selected from Concert Band. Orchestra is made up of all interested students. They periornied at the Spring Concert under the di- ret-tion of Mrs. Leora Zarrielx. Menibers ofCadet Band are, left to right. Row one: D. Seliwairtz, R. Hille, Savage. B. Anderson, T. 'llerryg K. Topping. B. Phelps, D. Stukerilmmeks er, J. linmer. Row Iwo: B..Pagel, l . Fist-l1e1', J. Fisvher, G. NlI'CI't121, D. Doisdy. T. Hiedolph. L. Nom-ll. li. DUI'l1i1IIl.lll. Newell. D. lhihlin. R0u'!l1rr'r'.' B. Frame, P. Young, B. Burch, D. Giacopelli, G. Nutter, C. Byrd, G. Wohlschlaeger, S. Slazinik, C. Baldwin, R. Dugger. Rowfourr D. Heston, P. Ladd. 72 4 G. Carte-r. NI. Tc-rrv. B. S4-hif. M. Mr-Curmlv, D, pirit, Learning, And Performing M1-mbcrs nl' Pep Rami ure, levi! lu right, Row one: Sharp. J. Kraft. Raiv tim: C. fivisz. D. Ennis. A. Butt. iV1.'lxuiie'y. K. Nivliuiwf, C. Pullcr. R. Hogg, C. Young. Cadvl Blind offivvrs are. In-l'l I0 right. lfnw min: Us-hbiv Svhwairtz. Joan Wright. ,Iunv Fry. Jan-kiv Rc-tliimii. Rau' tim: Rolwrl Hillil. Scott Szuagc. Iam Brvckeiiriilge. Rau' three: Nlr. Don .-Xiidvrsun. Rim-k Muvh. K Ollie-r IUVIIIINTFStli-fili1IQ'l Band an-. Ivtt to right. Row mir: N. Johnson. G. Robinson. W. l'1ggPrt.,l. Wright. I.. Putty, J. Fry. C. Kvusl. N. Baldwin. D. M1-Nair. M. Bross. K. llunter. Row two: U. Hvslon. K. ivIl1Ch,,l..IllIl1'S,fL. S1-liriuidc-r, U. Burns. 'l'. Ginos. B. Fry. Joliiisoii. M. l'ra. W. Bqirkvr Rau' three: ,I. Nangl:-. U, Barke-r. F. Schott. N. Fydniuiiii. R. Link. l. Bri-vlwiiridgi.-. U. Ili-Jong. IJ. 'N1itr'hvll. ll. Day. S. Km-xssmi. S. Erivson, four: T. Imiiivr. J. Gziiwgani. Ron' Marching Band Builds Spirit At Games X 1 K W C I A ll. The members of Marching Band are, left to right, Row one: M. lVlcCurdy, Drum Majoretleg J. Hummel, Baton 'l'Wirlerg K. Niehoff, Drum Major. Raw two: D. Mollman, L. Gan, Much, li. Shilling, B. Mitchell. R11wthree.'J. Kraft, S, Moergen, V. Berk man, K. Logan, B. Peat. Rnuffour: J. Peabody, C. Young, B. Sandhagen. M. Moskoll, B. Schif, l.. Ugenl, J. Zurbriggen. Rowfiuei J. Jones, P. Mann, S. Knu- pheide, D. Sharp, S. Neunuebel, J. Jones, N. Gillespie, J. Vellios. Row six: G. Binelc, C. Gutierrez, G. White, J. McNair, S. Thomson, J. Hodapp, lVl. Terry, J. Wussler. Row seven: C. Gillespie, T. Turhert, S. Moritsugu, B. Knight, C. Aull, W. Perkins, J. Krewson, B. Shore. C A B P lVl rs, R. Armbrusler, li. Robinson. Row nine: C. Carter, S. Row eighz:T. Jones, D. Anderson, V. Ruiz, C. Ceisz, R. orc-y, . oil. . . eye Smith, B. Widaman. B. Aull, F. Hogg, C. Potter. O. Balmlon, D. Evans. C. Bri-dw:-II. lubs Demonstrate tudent Abilit The purpose of Debate Club is to afford the members an opportunity to research for, organize, and learn about debating. It teaeh- C es them to sharpen their speaking skills and present effective debates. The members gain experience in weekly debates with fel- low elub members, held every Thursday. Debate elub members are. Ron' one: S. Graee. l.. Larson. .l. Redman. Ron' tu'0: N, Huys, D. Turner. D, Widtfeldt. Row llzree: D. Gilbert. S. Nloritsugu, S. Offenbaeh, N. lfydmann. Rnwfzur: A. Bolt, K. Harris. E. Wright. Y'Y Projeetion oftieers are. Ron' one: ,lim Morne, president: Tom Slalnaker, vice-president. Row two: Carol Young. Debate offieers are, Steye Moritsugu. yiee-president: ,laekie Redman, secretary: Riek Nloeekel. sergeant ol' arms. presidentg Dorothy Witlttk-ldt. set'retary-treasurer. Mr. Harold Beek- er is the sponsor, The Projection Club is mostly eon- eerned with Jr. High grades. The pur- pose ofthe Club is to teaeh members to operate audio-Visual equipment and do darkroom work. Official meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every monthg however, many members meet every week for extra experienee with the darkroom equipment. Proj 4-4- lion club members are. Rau' one: T. Nowell. R. Dugger. S. llhapla. ff, Sehgal. H. Bueker. J. Moriee. Ron' neo: C. Young. J. Wnssler. C. Baldwin. Nl. Leahy. tl, Sehirnweg. R. Nloeekel. Row three: ,l. Darst, tl. Lal7ata. T. Stalnaker, 5. Smith, F. Grafton. 75 The Curious Sava e Stalks The tage At BH Mrs. Savage. Lily Belle . . fudge Samuel . . . Titus ..,.. Fairy Mary' . Florence, . . Mrs. Plldllt' . CA ST . . Kathy Phillips , . . Laurie MeDadv . . . Paul Meyers . . Sigi Offenbavli . . .jackie Redman . . .Jun Widtlitlilt . . . Pain Plagi-nz llannibal . . ..,.. Steve Much Jeff ...,... .,.... N like Hennou Miss Willie , , , , ,Mary lfllen Moskoll Ur. Emmett , , ,..... .loe Epstein Miss Willie and Ur. Emmett approach Mrs. Savage who is reading the story of her stolen bonds. 76 Lily Belle, Samuel, and 'l'ilus, Mrs. Savage's step- children, arc arguing how to persuade their mother to lell where she has liitltli-n the honds. Mrs. Savage listens unenthusiastieally with the bonds safely stuffed in the teddy bear which is beside her. Florence hesitatiugly hands Mrs. Savage' a newspaper while the oth- ers watch fearfully. The Curious Savage was presented on November 17 and 18, 1966. It is the humorous story of an aging woman who is extravagantly spending her money on other people. Her greedy stepchildren place her in a sanitarium to stop her wasteful spending. However, Mrs. Savage has secretly hidden the bonds and ne- glects to tell her stepchildren where. Meanwhile, she is exposed to an entirely different way of life inside the sanitarium. ln the end, the audience wonders which is more normal, the insane outside world rep- resented by the Savage family, or the contented way of life in the sanitarium. Dramatic Talent nveiled At BH 3 'Q l 2 l 5, Three Jr. High plays were produved for the first time this year. The left shows Melissa Reisenleiler in a scene from Fireman Save flfi' Child. The middle picture shows Kathy Anderson, .lohn Nangi.-', and Laura Larson in The Cloelw. Al right Tom Stalnaker is shown in a scene from The Hiich Hiker. Joan De Margel, Jacque Prade, Chris Yoder. and Nancy Reid are caught spying in ascenc from Bull In A China Shop. Thi- old ladies and detevtives observe as stretch- er bearers reniow a dead body. They are: Chris Yocli-r, Zach Cartwright. Kathy Conner. Kathy Willey, Nancy R4-id, Jacque Prade, Richard Op- penhvim, ,lerry Mayfield. and Miki- Hennon. Joan De Margel is the dead body. The spring of 1966 brought to BHS Bull In A China Shop. This is the quaint story of seven elderly ladies who secretly fall in love with a dashing young detective living near them. This year, for the first time, three one act plays were produced entirely by Jr. High students. The Hitch Hiker was a mysterious radio play which held its audience in suspense. A representation of a melodrama was seen when Fireman Save My Child was presented. The Clocks reproduced a single space of time and showed how people conform to society. rown, L. Kneadler, J. Brown, B. Nxekell, B. Quinlan, B. Clemens, D. Smith, M. McNair, S. Thomson, B. Pagel, C. Wohlscldaeger, E. Criss, B. Beek 5, ,5.,.S+g.s. .4 4, 5. . ., f .. -.- N.. . Sr. High crew members are, from left to right, Row one: C. Smith, J. Townsend, M. Bross, K. Scott, G. Sutton, C. Roper, P. Estaque, D. McNair, D. Pribble, C. Corey, D. Taylor, H. Deriekson, R. Campbell, D. Schaeffer, N. Mills. Row two: D. Mitchell, P. Gough, C. Crinstead, J Kolsbun M Ura N Sprague, P. Finot, R. Frankey, T. Darst, C. Baldwin, R. Dugger, D. de Jong, D. Schwartz. Row three: S. Armsey, J. Hodapp, C. Shore, M.iMosk0ff, S. man, L. Jeck, Y. Suess. uccess Comes From Behind The Scenes The greatest show on earth goes on behind the scenes. Itis true, there's nothing quite like being backstage on opening night. In the air is a friendly feeling of people working together. Crews are blend- ing to create a single effect. For quite awhile people have been working on sound, set construction, stage crews, lighting, pub- licity, costumes, properties, and make-up. It has been a constant mixture of hard work and fun. Soon the long awaited moment will come as a low voice whispers across the stage, curtain up. Crew chairmen are, from left to right, Row one: 2. it .... L ,t f, , K. Willey, N. Reid J. Redman. Row two: W. Evans, M. Sutton, K. Phillips, Heapes Row three: K. Bruss, D. Schott, E. Navies, B. Moskoff, M. Widtfeldt, A. Sanders, G. Johnson. E. Gremminger, P. Meyers, K. Harris. Row six Peat. Rowfour: M Rowfive: C. Carter : A. Bott, J. Hodapp Jr. High crew members are, left to right, Row one: T. Heapes, C. Keast, C. Webster, J. Boehne, A. Richardson, L. Snyders, P. Armsev, B. Phel s, L. , P Vocke, J. Geppert, S. Schott. Raw two: L. Bush, D. Henne, L. Sprague, D. Reed, M. Ruiz, J. Immcr, J. Launis, K. Hunter, F. Harris T. Diven. Row three: D. Barker, M. Hwang, M. Sutton, R. Bokern, S. Olson, K. Wirts, L. Hale, J. Bruss, S. Burris, R. Hille, C. Grinstead. J 78 Nancy Reid and Joel Hodapp acquired the 50 points neces- sary for becoming lill-time members ol' Thespians. They also were elected as Best Thespians ol' the year. Thespians Enchant BH Audiences Thespian officers are, Rau' one: Reggie Parsons. secretary-treasurer: Nancy Rt-id. presi- dentg Kathy Phillips, historian. Row Iwo: Joel Hodapp. vice-presidentg Jan W idtfeldt. elerkg Bob Clemens. parlianlentarian. ? . , B' fm fig 1 Q b ll' , Q , I ,, t ' .' I Mr. Harold Becker and Mr. David Ryan are the Thespian sponsors. Thespians is an organization composed of students who are extremely interested in dramaties. To become a Thespian appren- tice, it is necessary to earn 5 points by work- ing on plays. When 10 points have been ob- tained, a student is a member of Thespians. Besides helping with plays, Thespians also hold workshops in which students may learn about crews and techniques of acting. .... V K ' '-,, i Ii Q , :ft 'll Thespian members and apprentices are. sitting: Jan Widtfeldt. Kathy Willey, ,lim Kraft. Standing: Gary Carter, .laekie Red- man. Naney Huys, Reggie Parsons. Kathy Bruss, Pam Plagenz, Mike Hennon. Marsha Vllhitson. Tom Stalnaker, Wesley Per- kins. Steve Mui-h. Joe Epstein. Uri the ladrler are: Kathy Phillips. Nam-y Reid. .loel Homlapp. Bob Clemens. 79 Members of Spanish Clubfare, ln-lit to right, Row one: M, Savage, D. Sapp, L. Boyd, D. Oppenheim, A. McCollough, H. Young, T. Reilly, R. Kanter. Row two: J. Edwards, S. Parker, J. Jansma, K. Besselman, K. Bryant, C. Young, J. Lowe, D. Dahlin, B. Sanders. Row three: P. Ul- iver, P. Hailey, K. Coisz, B. Sandhagen, R. Davis, T. Topping, S. Brown, J. De Margel, M. McCurdy. panish Club Promotes Bilingual Activities Spanish Club is open to any Spanish student who is inter- ested in speaking Spanish. The traditional Columbus Party was held on Columbus Day. The annual Christmas Party revolved around a pinata which released small toys, candies, and nuts, when it was bro- ken. Spanish Club officers are, left I0 riggl, Row f1Ill'fDLTb- The Pan.AInefiCan Banquet Was in Latin bie Svhott, treasure-rg Mrs. Dale illiams, sponsor. Am - X f d V' d Row two: Mary Mr-Curdy, pianist, Penny Oliver, re- erlhan OO was Serve ' porter. Row three: John Edwards, president, David Sapp, vice-president, Mary Ellen Moskoff, secretary. Rowfiur: Bob Sanders, chorister, Merl Pohlvr, histo- rian. vi-sf ' Members of Spanish Club are, left to right, Row one: Mrs. Dale Wihiains, S. Hippert, C. Lich, T. Mosher, R. Cleveland, N. Ginos, L. Volken- ing, C. Hippert, P. Plagenz, L. Foster, D. Sr'hott,.J. Wifitliiltlt. Row two: M. Henry, C. Fossard, R. Hogg, M. Pohler, K. Cm-bhard, M. Mos- lgofl, J. Lone, D. Slazinik, M. Vlvnendez, N. lluys, T. Chase. S. Armsey. Row three: S. Thomas, C. Gutierrez, L. Rekart, H. Arnold, J. Wus- sler, Moergen, H. Mitchell, B. Yoder, T. Stalnaker, L. Palmer, B. Srthili. Rowfour: J. Ceppert, K. Gallagher, M. Huffman, B. Quinlan, M Mills, C. Adams, J. Oppenheim, C. Bryant, W. Wtfinrimrh, 0. Wilkxvrsrirl, C. Geisz, J. Kraft. 80 Members of French Club are, left to right, Row one: E. Boles, P. Melton. B. Powers, L. Rinek, J. Brunner, S. Richardson, S. Max, M. Whitson, J. Dickerson. Row two: B. Roper, C. Wlhite, S. Anderson, L. MeDade, J, Wessler, R. Klaskin, K. Janssen, S. Conner, L. Reh- fold. S. Graves. Row three: Mrs, Celia Lllrieh. J. Johannessen. M. Hennon. B. Kraft, D. Biggs. E. Wright. M. Olllara. French Club nites To Learn Together This was the year that French Club was consolidated into one large organization composed of members from first, second, third, and fourth year French classes. Among the activities enjoyed by members were several guest speakers and a banquet. The club stimulated an in- terest in the French language and culture while providing an opportunity for members to speak French in a casual setting. 4. ,Q f ml French Club officers are, left to right, Row one: Jo Anne Bollinger, second year representative, Julie Pronko, lirsl year representative. Rau' tu'o: Mrs. Celia llllrich. sponsor: Linda Hehteld. secretary- treasurerg Sue Anderson, third year representatixe. Rau' three: Lau- rie MeDade, viee-presidentg Joy Joliannessen, president, Beth Roper, fourth year representatixe. AQ. Mernbers ol' French Club are, It-ft to right, Row one: K. Phillips, J. Peabody, J. Jones, A. Fischer, K. Zurbriggen, C. Pessoni, D, Bird, J. Bollinger, K. Phillips. B. Wind. C. Wulll. Rau' lim: Z. Cartwright. M. Leahy. B. Muehlberg. L. HartIey,J. Chapman, A. Quinlan, J. Bollinger, F. Ugent. D. Widtfeldt. L. Hartung. Ron' Iliree: R. Wright. T. Thomas. l'. Hedrick. B. Peat, J. Doyle, S. Brown, A. Sanders. D. Snow. ll. Gan, L. Jeek. 8I FTA Explores Teaching Future Teachers Association gave its members a taste of teaching this year. The members took an active part in the BHS un- derachiever program. Their duties included operating micro-film readers, acting as li- brary assistants, and taking attendance. FTA also had several guest speakers at its monthly meetings. The speakers gave its members an idea of what teaching is like. The officers and sponsor of FTA also at- tended a teachersl Workshop at Missouri University. They learned what composes a good FTA and how to make the club meet- ings run well. FTA officers are, left to right, Kathy Reidenbaugn, secretary, Sue Conner, treasurer, Joanne Brunner, president, Suc Anderson, vice- presidentg Mr. Robert Lewis, sponsor. Members of FTA are, left to right, Row one: C. Wlute, P. Plagenz, S. Max, B. Powers, L. Rinck, J. Brunner, K. Gebhard, J. Payne, S. Richardson, L. Hartung G. Johnson, M. 07Hara. Row two: B. Sandhagen, J. Bollinger, K. Reidenbaugh, N. Gammon, D. Bird, B. Roper, K. Geisz, K. Phillips, F. Ogent, B. Beekman, V Beckman, J. Dickerson. Row three: P. Sparks, J. W3flt7Hht?, B. Peat, L. Kneedler, S. Brown, J. Bollinger, P. Hailey, S. Parker, M. Stevens, K. Janssen, Ani derson, S. Graves. S. Conner. Rowfour: D. Kemp, K. Willey, C. Brinkmcyer, L. Mt-Dade, S. Duvey, R. Klaskin, M. Menendcz. C. Bolling. L. Behfeld, L. Fos ter. L. Oliver. M. Mcfiurdx. D. Schott. 82 v This Was A Year Of Chemistry Biology Club ineinlx-rs are. lt-ft to right. Rau' one: Wray Darr. sponsorg M. W idtfeldt, K Bruss. J. f'radc. N. Ha-id, M. Wliitson, K. Bryant, S. Arnise-y. Pow two: C. Augustine. .I Wztrtenbe. li. Peat. li. Davis. T. Topping. .l. Hodapp. C. Young. S. Krvrli. Ron' three: R Experiments And Biolog Trips This vear. thirtv-one students pursued i an interest in biology beyond Classwork by joining Biolo- gy Club. The club took field trips, watched films, and prepared re- ports. flax is. K. furbrigg1'n.,l. Darsl. S. Broun. I., Kiieewlle-i'. K. Willey. D. llellwege. fl. Bryant Rowfour: N. Diebold. I.. Robinson. L, Baker. Mosher. J. Zurbriggen, H. Young, H. Ar- nold, K. Malilandt. Offivers 0fB1ology Club are, left to right, Margaret Uf'f'i4'ers offilie-inistry fflub are. lf-ft to right, Don Bowen, presidentg Le-e Morris, liistoriang M4-rl Pohl:-r. vice-pre-sidentg Don Dahlin, secretary-treasurer. Performing experiments, listening to lectures. and watching films were some of the activities of Chemistry Club this year. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. Nina Knight, sponsor. the club helped stu- dents gain a better under- standing of Chemistry in every- day living. Vlyidtfl-ldt. sewn-tarsg Marsha Whitson, vliairmang Wrax Darr. sponsorg Javque Pradm-. vicevvhairnlang Sue Brown. treasurer. - I .1 1.424-lil . . if u Mvnibcrs olfiliernislry Club are. It-tt to right, Row one: A. Quinlan, J. Hodapp, B. Quinlan, J. Jansma, R. Lind sex. L. Bei-knian. G. Weirnann, Hou' tim: L. Morris. M. Pohlc-r, K. Rohr. R. Richter, E. Cremminger, S. Of feiibaeli. N. flinos. Ron' three: U. Bowen, L. Robinson. L. Yolkf-ning. Mrs. Nina Knight. sponsor: S. Andtr son. .l. Low1'. D. Dzililin. 83 EAGLET STA FF Editor-in-Chief . . . . Barb Powers Assistant Editor ,... Penny Melton Business Manager ..... Ruby Davis Photographer . . . . .Lynn Kneedler Photographer ..... Joyce Wartenbc Mari' Pitman and Joyce Waritenbe work to meet deadlines as Linda Rinck and Barb Powers discuss newspaper articles. -s -..ar :.--M Sally Graves plans picture deadlines, while Nancy Neu- nuebel and Dick Oppenheim work on layout sheets. 84 The 1966-67 members of the Journalism Il class are, left to right, Row one: Janet Dickerson, Beth Roper, Sally Graves. Row two: Kathy Besselman and Debbie Bird. Row three: Mary Pitman, Kathy Reidenbaugh, and Dick Oppenhcim. Journalism H Wfhe Year This was the year the Journalism II students put their learning into practice. After studying the basic funda- mentals of journalism last year, they were put to the task of publishing a newspaper, the Eaglet, and a yearbook, the Eagle. However, along with the work came a lot of fun and great experiences. The atmosphere was generally light within Room 137. Working together as a team, the staff completed assignments amidst the rush to meet various deadlines. all Other Journalism II students are, Row one: Barb Powers and Penny Melton. Row Iwo: Linda Rinvk. Susan Richardson, and Joyce Wartenhc. Row three: Sue Max, Nancy Nm-unuclmcl. Ruby Davis. and Lynn Km-tilt-r. Reports On That Wasw , I The Journalism ll students have worked to create ac- curate records ofthe happenings at BHS. They have rec- orded the joys and disappointments of the 1966-67 school year in an honest manner. These recordings have been printed for your knowledge and enjoyment. Under the supervision of Mr. Tom Moore, the sponsor of the publications, the wrinkles were ironed outfl and the finished products are presented to BHS. EAGLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...... Sally Graves Assistant Editor . . . Janet Dickerson Assistant Editor . . .Beth Roper B zz.w iness Manager ,... Mary Pitman Photographer . . . , .Lynn Kncedler l'hotograpfu'r . . . . joy l'A' Warn-nbe Journalism isn't all work! D4-hhie Bird and Be-th Roper demonstrate their artistic abililics to Sue Max and Dick Oppenheim. Ruby Davis, Nancy Neunuebel, Kathy Besselman, and Mary Pitman fold Eaglcls in preparation for distribution. 85 an-...A vx EU' Senior Student Counvil officers arc, left to right, R01UOIl6.'Sl1P Richardson, proside-ntg Judy Bollinger secri-tary: ,lohn Lowv. treasurt-r. Row two: Wanciy Nvunuc- bel, vim-cf-prncsidenlg Mr. Ned Wicks, sponsor. Senior tudent Council Rallies School Enthusiasm Officers, rf-presvntativvs. and alternates arv he-ing installc-d. 86 Suv Max and Joanne Brunnvr partivipata- in Ihv Talent Show, Offim-rs pount cans for the annual Christmas cannwl-iood driw. 'AA Senior Student Couneil Representatives are. left to right, Rauf arte: Debbie Byrd. Mary Stevens. Cheri Bolling, Penny Oliver, Jeanne Brunner. Jan Widleldt. Debbie liird. Rau' fzt'0: Sue Dickey. Tim Paul. Dayid Sapp. Roy Richter, Nancy Olson. Chris Adams. Sue Anderson. Aceomplishing a produetive year was the goal of the 1966-67 Senior Student Council. Traditional eouneil events took plaee: the Christmas canned-food driveg Year- book Signing Partyg Senior Week: and Talent Show. The council also created several original ideas, which were presented to the student body and reeeived enthusia- stically. Several outstanding assemblies were sponsored by the Council, such as: the Modern Americans, musical pro- gramg an assembly honoring the undefeated Eagles, with Larry Wilson as guest speaker. An old-fashioned Sadie Haw kinls Dance was planned as one of the highlights of Senior Student Council's year. Much thought and planning went into this dance. The girl asked the boy, and both dressed in Costumes which played up the scenery of barns, hay-stacks, and a country scene in general. Senior Student Council Alternates are. left to right, Hou' one: Carol White. Pam Plagcnz. Mary Metiurdy, Kathy Sexton. ,lanet Dickerson. Fd Boles. Rau' two: l,aurie Nlclladc. Cindy Loeklar. ,lane Cole. Hen Kraft. Kurt Nlahlandl. Alan Hott. 87 Steve Paul President Susan Olson S8!'Ff'IIlI:Y Junior Student Counvil officers Charles Kapller, sponsorg Steve 88 0 Paul Sorgenfrei Jun 101' Vice-Pfmdefn tudent Council Shows Importance Cf Leadership X ffl , X Phil Catan Zaro Treax ll rer Lf are, left to right, Row one: Paul Sorgenfrei, vice-presidentg Susan Olson, secfretaryg Phil Catanzaro, treasurer. Row two: fVlr. Paul. presirlz-nt. Junior Student flnuriitil Reprf-serliativa-s are, lull In right. Raw omn' Laura Snyile-rs, Gail Sutton. Su-VP S1-liull, Gary Byrd, Kari-n Topping, Janvt Sparks, Mary lilly-n Muskuff. Rau' Iwo: Rewl Pitman. Cmrgi- While. Huhin BI'illI1'llf.Jl1!'lf' Fry. Brad llll1'C'll.lllIlllLl3 Ce-urges. Rnu'll1ref'.' ll:-lihizh llc-nm-. Bi1I'l1w'lI1d. Linda Uhre-clit. .Xiny Rivliardson. IJ'-hbie Sm-lixsartz. liihhy Lwklar. Junior High Student Counvil is available to stuflvnts of class whivh he rc-presents of tht- counvilis happenings. svventh. eighth. and ninth grade standing. They arv vlect- Such partivipation vrivourages lvadvrship and initiatiw cd in ther early fall. aniung its niembifrs. Each I'CPI't'St'Ill21llYt' is rvsponsihlc' for inlbrniing the 1, Us Q41-Qi ,lunior Stud:-nt CIll1Ill'll All:-rnalcs arm-. I4-fl to right, Row rmv: Charlvs Augustine-. Barbara Hunfllvy, Rosalyn Abram. Us-orgia Clark, ,loan Wright. Robinllok- 1-rn. R01l'f1l'!2.'Mll'll4'lll' Estailuv. Vi:-ki BQ'1'lifIlilll.ll2ll'0l W:-hstvr. Clin-ryl Wilnmlh. Dvbhif- Hopf-r, llarhara All:-n. Carol Corey. RIPIL'lflff'P.'llyIlllllilk4'l'15l, Rlflwy .-Xgosti. llii-k Helliwgv. Hii-k Nluch. 51-utt Nviiriiin-lwl. l.imla Hale-, 4, Q af- Wg ru n ,W jx ff , v 33, X5 ? 68 ,A .Q , , R , 'iQq gMh5z2f-ffepfwf lf' 1: at 'in L A x ,S 5 1 i x 2 mi 55 ' Vj i fain? xi V'V : ', fsyq I I f' . , ' 1' a N' Ga' ji.: 9' V fi ,M M4 .-, 6, QA -32'f E. Co-captains this year are Doug Mackey and Al lVleC0llough. Eagles Go ndefeated Again: Once again the Eagles completed an undefeated year, taking the Little Six Championship. They played eight games and threw their opponents each time. The Eagle defense held the scoring attempts of their opponents to a total of 71 points, as compared to 306 points eollected by the Eagles. The championship is attributed to the Eagles as a whole teamg however, there were several achieve- ments hy various individuals. Russ Lake was high point man with a total of 66 Brentwood 119 Brentu ood 33 Prineipia St. tlliarles Brentwood 21 Clay lon Bren lwood 448 Lalayet te Brentxs ood l fl- fllaplen ood Brentwood 2 l Berkeley Brentwood Tl Wellslon Brentwood 49 Allilfvll Mm-'I' xg Members ofthe 1966 football squad are. left to right, Row one: Ed Roles, trainer, Coach .lohn Titus, Russ Lake, Don Berry. Mike 0'Hara, lVleYev Ron' two: lllitl' Potter, manager. Coach Lee Wvynn. Dick Opp:-nheim. .lohn Mailing, Dave Sapp, Tohy Thomas. Row three: Rick Wluvh, man- Cary ager, Coach Peter Willenborg, l-Jasc Hughes, Boll Marion, Ritek Wuestling, Dan Howard. Row-four: A1 lxfTtTCOl.lOUgll,.l3II16S Cameron, .lint Pitman, llave Stark, Fred Wohlsehlaeger. 92 Grab Little Six Championship points. Doug Mackey earne in second with 11-8 points. Kurt Gehhard, extra point kicker, totaled in 45 points. of these were Conversions, giving him 76'Z1 aceuraey. In yardage. Chuek Roper gained 4l6 yards. Doug Maekey had 2515, and Tim Paul had 2l8. Defense was a major factor in keeping the Eagles undefeated. Kurt Cebhard, with 34 taekles, led the team in tackles. Doug Mackey came in second with 33, and Don Berry was third with 27. Eagles victoriously leave football field after the Affton game. Varsity football eoaehes are. left to right. Lee Wynn, John Titus. Peter Willenborg. W1 Other members ofthe team are. left to right. Ron' one: Tim Paul. Paul Edenstrom. Dong Maekey. Ben Kraft. Dan Evans. ,lolin Cahn. .lim Kraft. nianaver. Ron' nw: Don Meters. Carlos Alzola. Don Slazinik. 'fini Nishet. Dan Hover. Kurt Rohr. Dong Heston. inanager. Ron' three: Ftexe Thoma as. 'ferry' Gaines, Niek Hinos. Chuek Roper. Kurt fi4'lJllL1I'fl,,llltl lfaulkner. Rout-four: Hill lluekner. tfliris Lal71ita. .lohn Sutton. Gary tlrindler, Ray Crowlev, Roy Cleveland. 93 i F df, 1 'D fm 4:9 x ,,. wif fi Q' Xi , I1 .., ,Q 'U ay Q 1 ,f 5 5' ,. - J 1 ff s 'N Q? 5: gf? 'tY 3 '- mwig Fresh Gridders ain Experience -' ll 9 ll Members of the freshman football team are, left to right, Row one: Steve Chapla, Robert Brun k, George White, Larry Henson, Doug Darlington, Bill Frese, Ed- ward Baker, Dennis Mollman, Steve Moergen, Paul Sorgenfrei, Bruce Mitchell, Cary Rinck, John Carr, Jim Vellios, James McNair, Rick Lalfata. Row two: Vic- tor Ruiz. Robert Wright, Bill Jackson, Wesley Perkins, Bruce Whitson, Bob Bolling, Bob Nickcll, Zach Cartwright, John Wussler, Gary Emas, Steve Paul, Scott Ncunuebcl, Stuart Smith, Fred Hogg, Coach William Long. Bren t wood Clayton 19 Bren twood Maplewood 26 Brentwood Li1fl1y'Pi lf? 3'1- Brcn twood Maplewood 33 Bren twood W1-llston 0 This year, the freshman squad devot- ., Frosh co-captains are James McNair and Scott Neunuebel. ed the season to developing skills and knowledge of football under Coach William Longgs leadership. They won one game and lost four, however, the understanding and experience they gained by actual competition against other teams was invaluable to them. l 96 Coach Long supervises a freshman practice. 1 Matmon Pin Suooess On Turnout Of 1110 Wrestling, 21 young sport to BHS, is now in its seconrl your and ai promising future has haven exhib- itvd bv an enthusiastit' turnout of forty niatmen. lfndcfr the fliroction of Coach William Long, the rnatmon are gaining more and more cxperiumre with eavli team they oppose. lintvr- ing the South County loaguo this yt-ar, thc- team compvtvd against Faiview. Jennings, Berlwley. Clay- ton, Maplewood, Affton, and Ilan- vortlc. Nleinhvrs ofthv 1966-67 Wre-stling Tvani are. loft to right, Rau' oruf: John Carr. Ron' tivo: Lane' Palm- vr. Tint Cook, Hit-li Karin-fr. R01t'thrf'f'.' lluanr- lioriyva. lnirri Nom-ll.,Iin1 llitniau. 'llvrrj Gaines Hou' four: liury Nlryvj. Ussic l5ultlori,Coat'l1 Bill lung. Boll llourlmzin. :Xl lllvllolloiigli. Doug Nluvlwy was not pre-svnl ulivn tht- pivturv was tzilwn. Q .3 l. i -1 mt-stlers on this v0ar's tvam ar1'.l1't'I to right. R011 UIIPISlQ'Xl'.'XbC'I'Il3ll1Y. David Froescsl. Bill Frost: ,IZIIIIPS Czunvron. llzin Sharm. Nif-k Ginos. Dan Antlffr- , Frank flunm-Ito. Rl11l'l1l'l1.' Boll l,L1I'lTI?ll,.Z1ll' Cartwriglit, Bolt Kuisvr. Ki-xin Johnson, Tx'-rrill Joni-s, Sigi Ul'li'i1liat'l1, lit-nnis llflvlioy. Bolt Nitzkell. llurnvy rl. llraml Barnvs. IIIZJIIHQIQVF. Rau' ll1rr'f':BollYotlvr.,lu1'lx Sl21y.Ill1lIld,gjPT. llill illralxis. Yllolij' Thomas. 'llmltl Rodgvrs.Greglfrnn-,lf:y.l5r11vv Wlliitson. 'lim Durst. lmnwr. rrizuiaigf-r. 97 The 1966-67 basketball Eagles were characterized by several new as- pects. The most prominent of these was their new coach, Mr. Paul 'Rich- ardson. Along with the coach, the Eagles had several new starters and players who lacked experience. The Eagles' new look was also displayed in their uniforms, which included new purple and gold knee socks and warm-ups. Tim Paul Returning 98 Final statistics showed John Ed- wards as the leading scorer with 330 points. Ben Kraft was second with l86. Edwards and Buckner were the leading rebounders, as Kraft showed Eagle Cagemen the best defensive effort. Players hav- ing the best percentage for free throws and field goals were John Edwards and Tim Paul. Edwards was named to X.,-I John Edwards the All-Conference Second Team. 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Ind W Flglll. 1Xl1f'!'lllIgi1I't' Stn-xv W ard. IIlL1I1Zig1t'I'1 Paul Rivhardsull, vom-hp Torn Tor. In It rn Ill lrll Blll Hu lxlltl X A lilu uhh ml to ilu I I auf . 1' 'A sas . 1 Y 'srugqy 99 IV. Enlarges on Skill and Morale Though the year was disappointing as far as victories are concerned, the Junior Varsity members look forward to playing on the Varsity team with their past experience on the IV. team. From the 5-14 season, the J.V. men gained the real appreciative meaning of a victory and of loyal school support. Good sportsmanship and team ef- fort were shown throughout the season. Dan Howard strives for possession ol' the ball. -il Junior Varsity lraslcethall members are, left to right, Row one: .lohn Mcflrea, managerg Coach Paul Castlemeng Marla Archibald, manager. Row two: Bill Buyk ner, Fred Wolilselilaeger. Stove rlll10lllllS. Dan Howard, Casey Geisz, David Hughes. llurley Straulme. Harry Connoyer. Kurt Kolaga. Mark Henry. David Stark Roger Corey. Bfffttwwd 48 University City 42 Brentwood 641- Bayless ' Brentwood Vlfehster Groves Bremwood Him-0,-le Brentwood Kirk Wffflfl Brentwood Eureka Brentwood Clayton Brentwood Bavl1'SS Brentwood Berkeley Brentwood Amon Brentwood Hancoek Brentwood Euwku Bmmll wld Eureka Brentwood Maplewood Brentwood Maplewood Brentwood Amon Brentwood Normandy Brentwood Bavlpgg Brentwood Affton 1 I00 Erosh Expose Determination and Team Effort liwntwootl 37 lll't,'IllWU0ll 31 llrvntwootl 4-O lhwitwood 41 llreiitwood 112 liI'l'IllM'Utltl 46 llrcntwood 51 Blllllllilltltl 30 lfrvntwood 55 llrx-ntwootl 25 Br:-titwootl 3-1 Bayless Maplewood Stegvr Wellston Plyinouth West l,adu4- Affton Clay ltlll lI21Ilt'Ut'lN Parkway CL'IllI'ill Eureka putt-s 21 rebouiid. lfnder tl1e supervision of Coach Peter Willenborg, the 1966-67 Freshman Eagles displayed skill and drive in their successful 6-5 season. Freshman bas- ketball encouraged team effort by having each flltlll play throughout the season. The purpose of the freshman team was to develop in each of its rnenibt-rs skill, Co-ordination, and good sportsmanship. Scott Neunuebvl was high-point 4. fs. ,4'ff ?f' man with a total of 123 points. Larry Henson grabbed the greatest number of L19 :mt 0llf'IlS1VP rebounds, having a total of 27. Scott Nt-unuebel moves i11 for a rebound. ' ' 'Q , ' Q .t,,- Q i KJV. , ,K xqrhb t 4.. 23 31 A Freshman basketball Il1PlIlllt'l'S arf-, lt-tit to right. R014' oneg George White. Robert Brunk, JeffKre1wson, Fred Hogg, Gary Rinttk, ,lohn Wusslcr. Hou' turn: Joe Jolinson, ,lim Ceppvrt, Rivliard Hellwege, Ed Baker, Paul Sorgonfrei, Stove lVloe-rgtm. Coach Pt-tv Willcnhorg. Row three: Larry Ilvnson. James Mvhlair. Vivtor Ruiz. Scott Nt'UIlLl4'l71,'l. Riwk Wuvstliilg. Bill Jaelxsori was absent from tht- pivture. IOI Larry Henson rnalu-s a bask:-t while Steger antici- I 7th And Sth Grade Cagers Develop Skills . jg i n li - 33 lf 1, l Seventh and eighth graders participated in intramural games and learned basketball skills which will help them in the future. Practices were held every day after school and games were played at the half time of varsity contests. Members of the basketball team were, left to right, Row one: J, Boehm, B. Seagrist, D. Heston, J. Jones, Coach Eugene McArtor, B. Burch, S. Chapla, B. Lavin, J. Rogers, J. Smith. Row two: D. Case, J. Nangle, S. Savage, B. Much, N. Sprague, T. Diven, G. McCrea, K. Rudesill, M. Margherio, J. Grant, T. Trakis. Row three: G. Mitchell, S. Krewson, J. Darling- ton, M. Kneedler, G. Morris, T. Ginos, J. Garland, A. Binggeli, D. Mitchell, M. Conely, M. Rollins. m Assistants Aid Physical Development Every year several students volunteer their services as gym assistants. This year 41 students aided teachers in the physical development of BHS students. Gym assistants are, left to right, Row one: V. Hasty, K. Adair, D. Byrd, P. Oliver, J. Cole, N. Gammon, K. Reidenbaugh, D. Bird, K. Stevens, S. Mosher, S. Schaeffer. Row two: D. Schott, K. Binggeli, S. Max, R. Klaskin, J. Bollinger, M. 0,Hara, B. Taylor, C. Ruhland, P. Sparks, J. Johan nessen, S. Dickey. Row three: J. Cahn, D. Berry, D. Dahlin, J. Pitman, B. Kraft, J. Edwards, M. Moskoff, S, Thomson, K. Gebhard, D. Meyers. Rowfour: D. Hover, T. Henry, S. Cyore, S. Thomas, Cv. MeVey, B. Oppenheim, B. Brunk, B. Cleveland, J. Hell- wege. ioz, Coach ,lohn F. Lauer Golf Team Swings ln '66 Roy Cleveland Terry Stewart Senior Senior The 1966 golf season was a rewarding one for BHS,golf- ers. Although the first match was lost to Affton, the team quickly recovered and tied their second match with Lafay- ette. They went on to win four other matches against Eure- ka, Maplewood, Berkeley, and Jennings. The overall score had Mark Hen ry Sophomore for the 1966 golf season was 4-5, with one tied game. There are three returning lettermen, who are under the supervision of Coach John F. Lauer, for the 1967 golf sea son. They are Roy Cleveland, Terry Stewart, and Mark Henry. The 1966 golf team included, left to right, Row one: Steve Schulte, Ed Boles, Terry Stewart, Mark Henry, and Steve Thomson. Row two: Coach Lauer. Roy Richter. Alan Bott, Allen Haines, Bryan Hagerty, and Roy Cleveland. IO3 Four Versatile Baseball Letternien Return Don Berry Brentwood returned only four base- ball lettermen for the 1967 campaign. These four formed the base of the ball club. Each of the boys was versatile enough to play two positions. Don Berry played outfielder-catcher, and John Sutton was an outfielder-first baseman. Kurt Gebhard was an out- fielder-pitcher, and Dick Oppenheim was a catcher-first baseman. The versa- tility of these four boys was needed to form the winning combination in 1967. Berry, Sutton, and Oppenheim are seniors, and all are two year lettermen. Gebhard is a junior, and he also is a two year award winner. Dick Oppenheim Baseball Eagles Build For Season T' A uv Members ofthe 1966 baseball team are, left lo right, Rou' one: Bob Wussler, Rich VVhile, Carl Dim-kinan, Mike Crump. ,lohn Slazinik. John Sutton. Dick Oppen heim, Bill Hippert, Steve Oliver, Nelson Morgan, statistieian. Roux two: Coavh Eugene lVleArtor. Phil Cunello, Chuck Aulgur, Alvin Engelliard, Stew Gyore Kurt Gebhard, Kurt Rohr, Don Berry, Paul Frese, Dave Hullinan, Coarh Peter Willenborg. Sealed infront is Frank Cum-Ito, manager. is , 9 1 Y it x -f Carl Dil-kman bats against Maplewood, fabovel. Diekman holds a runner Close at third base. lbelowj. Baseball coaches lVlCArtor and Vvillenborg. The 1967 Eagle baseball team looked forward to a fine season. Although they eompiledonly a 5-10 record last N year, their four returning letternien sparked this year's club. Several of' last year's losses came on close scores, and the Eagles hoped to turn the tables this year. Standouts from last yearis elub who were missed in the 1967 campaign included the entire infield of Carl Dick- man, Phil Cunetto, John Slazinik, and Mike Crump. Out- tielders Dave Huffman and Steve Oliver were also gone, as were catcher Bill Hippert and pitcher Bitch White. , KPHI Kolaga T1-rry Crdlflt 5 John Moser Rob Marion Larrv Volken ing Chuck Roper Bob Goodman rdngi Phil Hedrick Coach Burgoyno Track Are Indoor Nick Ginos State Jim Camcrorl Dan Hover Carlos Alzola Nh-...ga Dan Biggs Brad Brunk 'CJ' ,I im H all wm-gc i,.mu'h IIUIS I Eagles And Outdoor hampions 'E 1' Don Mvvvrs '15, W lqxm Paul Twenty-ll11'PQ lvl lvrmf-n re- turned to make up thx- 1-011' of the '67 travk tm-um. Q-, ,,, Mike Muskoif ti Al Mm'Collough Rum Lake J 1m x1L'A1lI1t'Y my Doug Mack:-y 1 John Ldvmrfis Trackmen Earn Man Honors y Coached by John Titus and Jerry Burgoyne, Brentwood's cinder- l men finished their 766 season as both lndoor and Outdoor State Champions. The Eagles took first in the Clayton lnvitational, Class M District, South-County Conference, and City-County Meets. With a 6-l record in dual meets, they placed second in one tri-meet. Curtis Crockett, lvory Crockett, Mike Moskoff, Tim Paul, Lance Renfroe, and Chuck Roper were named to the All-Conference Team. Chuck Roper was placed on the All-State Team, and Gerry Waldrop was named to the All-District Team. Y - .. xi Z The members of thc State Indoor Track Championship team were, left to right, Row one: Jim Cameron, Larry Volkening, lvory Crockett, Bob Good man, Tim Paul. Row two: Lan ec Renfroe, Cerry Waldrop, Chuck Roper, Curtis Crockett, Dan Hover. 11 r c .. 7 , 5 7 . ,. .ff-L-- N i' T ymfivghle ,gl .,,. ,W ,... rm H 1,5-MSE., MW M V H . t tttee ' ' :T k 5 54 7,17 9 'M mv , 'gy ' K ,. -. .. , -7 Y r f 'a-r -55, . pi . , K v ets! ' fr f A - .W 1:7 Y .fats . .ff - , Q, Q i Q T is li ' ' . ,kkk Z 2 ig -2 'J k m K' J .1-fs. 'ft . e err f e ' .. f .4 ' X- N L -:I h aa h Z . ' V if ' Y ala 4 l C ' if ft 'ff' F ' J l fix' f Q . . f - ,.. . . . . X f t',,. . ,,., X . ,. L 'iii ' if.: f rf, ' - - it 1. J S Members ofthe 1966 track team were, left to right, Row one: C. Waldrop, V. Edwards, M. Moskoff, C. Crockett, D. Biggs, l. Crockett, T. Paul, B. Brunk, J. Camcron, L. Volkcning, B. Goodman, D. Meyers, J. Edwards. J. Hellwege. Row two: C. Young, R. White, N. Cinos, C. Alzola, S. Hippert, K. Kolaga, D. Ho- ver, P. Hedrick, T. Henry, J. McAliney, 0. Wilkerson, R. Kanter, B. Sanders. Row three: C. Crowley, H. Young, D. Hedley, D. Dahlin, K. Kolaga, D. Head, C. Roper, R. Marion, J. McCurdy, C. Niehoff, L. Renfroe. Rowfour: Coach J. Burgoyne, Coach J. Titus, D. Mackey, J. Darst, B. Kaiser, M. Terry, D. Howard, J. Pitman, J. Moser, F. Vifohlschlaeger, K. Niehoff. IO8 larry X olkening that Phil ll:-driek 'wtf 5 iifgg Dam Sharp li-ads Charles Young as they in-an the finish. Kurt Kolaga and Stott llippvrt tri to owr luke llir-lx llf-llwe-ge, lVl1'lnl:erS ol' tht- vross Vfilllllfy leant amz left to right. If01,l'Ull1',' lioavli .ls-ronu' Bur gentile. Ron' lIl'lII Larry Vtlllivfllllg. flaptniri ,lim llvllwcge. llvnnis lglltltllllllll. Kc-nl liulaga. R1114'll1rrw.' S1-ull llipperl. illinrlvs Young. llivk llvllw-gt-. Dan 'hlItlt'I'40Il. llivh liantvr. lfIIl4'fllllf.' Hola Xlvfiox. Kurt Kolngn. Cordon liorei. Linn' l,l1lIll1'I'. RUll'AfZl'f'.' .lim Xlt-Alinvy. lin-xin ,lUllllSI1ll. Roh liuiwr. Hai XXid1unan. lhm Sl1lll'Il, Rau' six: l'hiI llc-drivlt. llovvard Young. ,lim llll4'lxl'Y', Dztvid llvad, Cross Countr Picks Up Speedg 4 Lettermen Return The cross country team ended its second season with a reeord of3-2 in dual nieets. They outran Hancock. Lutheran North. and Jen- nings, but lost to Lutheran South and Clayton. The team did well in two invitational meets and plan-d eighth out of fourteen in the district meet. In dual meets, the ,l.V. Eagles had a record ol' 5-0. v .'.q-. ,lim llellwvgi- Roh Coodmzm 'QL Hit-h Kanter Sprints toward thx- fin- ish. IO9 Varsity Club members are, left to right, Row one: K. Cebhard, C, Alzola, D. Meyers, J. Sutton, M. Moskoff, T. Paul, S. Thomson, T. Henry. Row two: R. Oppen heim, J. Hellwege, E. Boles, R. Cleveland, R. Lake, B. Kraft, A. McCullough, J. Edwards. Row three: C. Roper, D. Mackey, D. Hover, B. Brunk, D. Berry, T Stewart, B, Goodman. Varsity Club builds spirit by building pyramids. Varsity Club Aids Athletics At BH The Varsltfv Club Ofllwrs aww left to fight. Doug M3'7kf'Yv Secretary' The Varsity Club executive committee is, left to right, Kurt Cvebhard, treasurerg Tim Paul, president. Brad Brunk, John Edwards, and Chuck Roper. 009 H X M 2 'T if fr ' 3 M .3625 'Q f 'z 1 9 fn 1.2 GAA v.m21Qsa2z..::f ..... Bats, GAA officers are, from lf-ft to right, Miss Enzenauer, sponsor: Trudy Top' 9 ping, sm:rotary-treasurer, Joy Johannossun, president, and Beth Roper, . vice-frrosirlcnt. Senior GAA members are, left lo right, Row one: B. Roper, J. Cole, N, Gammon, D. Bird, S. Max, J. Brunner, K. Ando, K. Bruss. Row two: J. Dickerson, l.. Rinck, B. Powers. K. Beirlenhuugh, L. Oliver, N. Reid, B. Beekman, P. Marshall. Row three: S. Graves, N. Ncunue- hcl, S. Dickey, J. Payne, T. Topping, J. Vvarlvnbo, J. Johannvssen, S. Schaeffer. Junior CAA members arm-, left to right, Raw one: N, Sorgm-nlirei, C. Hippe-rt, J. Hodapp, J. Bollinger, R. Klaskin, C. While, M. O'Hara. Row two: C. Bolling, K. Binggeli, C. Lovklur, S. Henson, K. Geisz, S. Conner, B. Sandhagen. Row zhree: l.. lVluDade, J. Jansma, L. Reh- feld, T. Hailey, S. Anderson. N. McNeal, D. Kemp. Rowfmr: G. Augustine, L. Foster, K. Janssen, S. Ducoy, J. De Margel, C. Pessoni. ll2 Sophomore members of GAA are, left to right, Row one: G. Sindelar, C. Adams, C. Johnson, D. Schott, K. Phillips, L. Gan, A. Quinlan, B. Quinlan. Row two: Parker, P. Janssen, L. Hartung, N. Olson, B. Taylor, K. Sexton, V. Marshall. Row three: J. Lowe, Y. Suess, L. Jeck, S. Mosher, D. Berg, P, Brigham. C. Brinkmeyer. This was the year that the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion played interschool field hockey for the first time. Under the sponsorship of Miss Sharon Enzenauer, the girls also played both intermural and intersehool basketball and volleyball. The girls take part in these sports for enjoyment and to earn points. At the end of each year, a banquet is held to award patches, letters and pins to those who have enough points. GAA representatives are, left to right, Libby Loeklar, freshman, Chris Adams sophomore, Kathy Bruss, senior, Nancy Sorgenfrei, junior. Freshman GAA members are, left to right, Row one: J. Kothe, B. Hundley, C. Stockwell, B. Wind, D. Summerseales, K. Sehaper, S. White, C. Georges. Row two: B. Allen. V. Shaver, P. Felknor. S. Dye, R. Brauvhy. M. Estaque, S. Grave, J. Jones. Row three: D. West, K. Warren. L. Lovklar, M. Moskoff, D. Snow, D. Roper, V. Beekman. II3 Seventh grade members of GRA are, left to right, Row one: P. Armsey, C. Keast, D. Reed, M. Ruiz, P. Estaquc, D. Pribble, K. Scott. Row two: A. James, D. Christian, C. Roper, C. Websttfr, A. Richardson, G. Sutton. Row three: P. Craft, M. Abram, G. Smidi, R. Phelps, L. Larson, L. Snyders. J. Boehne. GRA Promotes Fun And Physical Fitness Girls, Recreation Association is designed to encourage athlet- ics of seventh and eighth grade girls. Throughout the year, the girls participated in hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and softball tournaments. Wfhen the tour- naments were over, the girls took part in gymnastic activities. TDC club SPOIISOI' is Miss Pat S6llCI'S. Members ofthe GRA executive committee are, left to right, Donna Schaeffer, Susan Olson, and Marsha Purkey. .Eighth grade members of GRA are, left to right, Row one: M. Purkey, E. Navies, M. Hwang, S. Rollins, J. Hughes, M. Head, L. Vocke, R Abram. Row two: S. Eggers, M. Reisenleitcr, M. Sutton, R. Bokcrn, K. Wirts, S. Burris, E. Sprague, D. Schwartz, K. Topping. Row three: l. Hale, K. Hunter, J. Bruss, D. Schaeffer, D. Zimmcrly, J. Drury, S. Olson, G. Clark, D. Surgcner. II4 Freshman Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Yivki Beekman Mary Ellen Moskofl' Captain Karen Sehaper This was the year that the freshman eheerleading squad had six regular eheerleaders and no alternate eheerleaders with one permanent eaptuin. BV holding praetiees in the summer and during the seliool year. ther were ahle to lead the spirit ol' their class. The squad sponsor is Miss Pat Sellers. i Milda Speigel Cathy Stuekmell Robin Brauehy Marcia Huffman, Sophomore Cheerleaders Promote Sportsmanship And Spirit Throughout Year Cheri Bolling, Junior Debbie Byrd, Sophomore This was the year that seven regular varsity Cheer- leaders, under the sponsorship of Miss Sharon En- zenauer, led school spirit throughout the year. Aside from cheering at games, they gave a coke party for the freshman cheerleaders, attended an an- nual cheerleaders clinic, held pep assemblies, and put spirit slogans on the players' doors before games. Cathy Hippert, Junior r NF' wwf , . EL Pl , NXQ' Senior Pep Club members are, left to right, Row one: P. Oliver, J. Brunner, K. Ando, J. Payne, N. Neunuebel, S. Max, l.. Rimzk, C. Buthland, K. Hcidenbaugh, B. Powers. Rou' lim: S. Graves. l., Boyd, K. Logan, R. Davis. L. Km-1-filer, B. Pont, T. Topping. K. Besselman, J. Prado. J, Wesslvr. Rau' lhrvv: J. Dickerson. P. Melton. S. Seha:-ller. D. Birrl, N. Gammon. J. Cole, K. Sic-xr-ns. K. Bruss. N. Rm-icl. J. Johannessen. Rozvufour: B. Roper. J. Ciat-opvlli. C. Crvvii. S. Richardson. B. Cameron, B. Brookes, J. lluminel, J. Wairtenbe, B. Beekman, P. Marshall. This was the year that Pep Club excelled in making excite- ment at BHS. This was done through many activities like the selling of spirit balloons, devorating the halls for spirit week, and making prom table decorations. Making Excitement Pep Club also made the Eagle frames and weleome signs for all home football and basketball games. .. 'i Junior Pep Club me-mbers are. left to right. Row one: l.. Rf-hfeld, M. 0'Hara, D. Kemp, N. Nltxeal. C. llippert, C. Bolling. C, Pvssoni. S. Dim-y. C. Ganahl. L. Foster. Row two: C. White, li. Mr'Dade, Nl. Nlf'Cur1ly. K. Kothe, K. Binggeli, B. Klaskin, M. Stevens. K. Janssen, J. De Marge-1. B. Samlhagc-n. Hou' three: C. Augustine. R. Davis, F, Ogenl, D. Gilbert, B. Sehif, C. lloffinan. J. Bollinger, N. Sorgenfrei, C. lioeklar, C. Nystrom, K, Gcisx. R010-four: J. lloflapp, J. Jansma, S. Henson, P. Plagn-nz, S. Anderson, Conner, B. Watkins, P. Sparks, P. Stone, T. Hailey, M. M4'lYair. II8 K -.ff Q lk- ,Q 52 Bff' .--il 1 Q ... un Sophoinurn- Pep CllllDIHCII1lll'I'S are.le'l't to right. Rau' orw: Nl. Mills. C. Brinkrnn-ivr. N. Olson. M. Nnsi. C. xlilanns. D. Byrd. M. lluffnuin. ll. Bvrg. ll. Harrf-ll S Hulvonili. Rau' gina: L. Hairlung. C. fiilllllglllnll L. Han. li. Svxton. li. Taylor. l'. lanssvn. L. We-ullivrly. Y. Nlurshall. L. Jvc'-k. .-X. Samlc-rs. Rnu'lhr1'f': L. Ri-lx nt KLG i'ri'm'x N Umlg N lfiss ii' ' l' 4 ' ' ' ' A - ' ' ' ' ' 7 i ' uln , . , L. I , ,l. l mlinim, IJ. biliott, lx. llnllips. li. Jolnimni. I. Bollinger, ,I. V4 nltfpldl, ll. Parmiis. Rouflfnur. C.. S4 lniidvr, A. Quinlan Sinitli. l'. Bflglllllll. K. He-nnini. K. Mlaiir. l,. llurllcy. S. Parkn-r. B. Quinlan. Y. Sui-ss. 1' Pvp Clulr ul'l'icm's uri-. left In right, Run' one: K. R4'lLlHIlllillIgll Nllll'-l.Jl'f'Sltll'Ill2 l'. Ulivcr. Im-sidefrll: ll. Rlllllilllll. St'1'I'l'lLil'f livasiiiu-i'. Ron' lim: Miss Sliaimni l'1im'iiai1vr. sponsor: ri-p r1'SeIlIaliu's. D, Hirnl, sc-niori L. Rc-lilivlcl. junior: 4l. Bollingvr suphoiiifwv: M. F1Hl2llIll6. lr:-slnnan. Freshnmn Pep Clulv lIlCINlN'l'S Lire. lvll lu right. Rau' arm: ,l. .lLlIIlIl4'I'. S. Uyv. C. l.lrmrgn's. K. Svluiiwr. lf. Stuvkwz-ll. M. 'Vloslwl'l'. Y. Bl'4'lilIlilI1. M. Spicgi-l. R liriiucln. l'.N1i-Aliin-5. D. Siiiiiiiivrswilvs. B. Wind. Nl. I'iSlLUlll4'.R4lIl'lIl'1?.'ILSIIUW. S.liI'il1'1'.S.xYllllt .L.SllXLlgP.J. l,I'llIlliU. l'. li'vlknur. li. Rnpvr. NI, Rally. llnnillvy. li. Vliulll. Y. S4-liiiu-ig L. Lm-lilur. K. lhivwy. R1Pll'fl1f!1l'f K. XM1rrm1.1I, Uowily. I.. Euiiis.:X. Wm-wklviiiali. ll. Vllidtfvlill. K. Ray. ll. We-sl. W. Exans. l limes. l.. Shilling. .l. I'i-almily. li. Bliisi-. Rnivlfirizr: Y. llulnlwrsmi. ll. Martin. 'lf Pvrkins. H. U4-pp. S. Km-1-1lli'r.ll. Young. 'l'. lfliase. ll. lllLlfl0F. li. l'appas.l Nxl'L1lllQ'I'lX. ll. Xllll'llll3l'fg. ll. .fxlli-'n. lf. lxIlll'Il1'll. II9 5 .1 I .V 4 , ...I 5, , V1 W 'Q W ,,, W , J f Q 'mf 'Y . m,,,,,yf:',,iL.,, JJJJJ A ss 1' ..,.. I3 Eaglette officers are, left to right, Barb Powers, publicity, Marsha Whitscan, treasiirerg Janet Divkerson, captain, Mr. Don Anderson, sponsor, Kathy Bruss, Co-captain, Sally Graves, rc- cruiterg Jeanne Brunner, secretary. '51 n nnn f- N ,QS . 9' The Eaglettes are, left to right, Judy Bollinger, Sue Anderson, Beth Roper, Vicki Marshall, Pat Marshall, Nancy Olson, Jeanne Brunner, Gail Johnson, Kathy Bruss, Barb Watkins, Janet Dickerson. l20 v' Eaglettes Add Entertainment nd plfll Drill 'll-aiii alternate Debbie St-lion. Swinging skirts . . . sparkling shakers . . . flashing smiles. All these things were noticeable in the 1966-67 Eaglettes. Drill 'l't-ann added spirit and entertainment hi marching at all home lliotliull games and several haslu-thall games. The routines, ereatetl hy the officers. were eharaeterixetl by new hnuneirig steps and lively music. , J' Q 'Hr .E ...L Q' 4 E3 tt ,,i H f if r' ,Q t,t f iiti .1 .1 -- , A t. More Eagle-ttes are. left to rilqlil. B1lI'll'llLlf'lUI'. Barb Powers. llc-vra Smith. Sally firaves. Chris Aflilflli Barb lin-eknian. Marilyn 0'Haru. Nl ii h W hit nn l in l Rehfeltl. Sue Riwliardsoii. p ,sg H 4' ff 'I 4, .ww ,W n 'li an Sm B1 rm mn 1 f -0 . 1-fy , an , J, ' mf, 2 ' I , Z, ,,.L 4-1, . ,gP'..1, f A qqwa-fs:f:1'f w, 1 R54 2. v 2: Vit? X If L m. Plw., f e. .ie fs , ,4 fx n-af ,J- ii .,, 1' sri. ww? jf., 5 wh N. .1 W Y 1. ' 1 Q -X Q 1 I ww , R t dd? x D mu any -S ll, llllfflhllitlllill limuvrzug Safifii lilllgiglll Samui lluunmlism 'A ffm, 2I2:.,,,f 464, .. fa, ,. fm, fm,- Bl'f1II1L'DDb ' - Prm:u':-n'O.?'!W1wrux'i Mxxv Top- otch tudents Sr. High students nuinofl to the 1966 Spring Honor Roll 511'C,lCIIto right, Rau' one: Joyw Wartenbe, Pat Briglizun, Barb Taylor, Melissa Mills, Sliirlvy Kolshun, and Mary McCurcly. Rour two: ,lon LeClaire, Joy joluiriricsscn, Nunvy Olson, Trudy Topping, and lhiviml Head. Rau' Ilzrw: Steve Xlorilsugu. Ron Linrlsvy. Slow Colesworlliy. Larry Robinson. :ind Frml Vl'oIils1-lilaogoix I24 aimed to Honor Roll Jr. High z-xliulvliis named to the 1966 Spring Honor Roll arc, lull to right, Row mic: Barbara Hundloy, Kevin Johnson, Mary Emory, Both Paxton, Robin Bokern, and lVlury Head. Row Izm: Michellfi Eslaquv, ,loyco Kolliv, Mari Sutton, Kiln Wirfs, Jan Drury, and Jane Bruss, Row llzrcfzn' Waincla Evans, Susan lflggvrs, Donna Svliacflllr. Miln- lmguii. ainl Riinrlx' Seagrisl. Ron' 1 four: Divlx ll:-llm'-go. Slow luul. in-5 Mcxluir. :infl ,lov Johnson. l .Ir. High students on the 1966 Fall Honor Roll are. left to right, Rau' one: C. liolrmy W. Ruins, Nl. Head, .l. llrury. B. Wind. lVl. Hwang, and M. Emery. Row two: C. Webster, S. lfggors. N. Mills, J. Bruss, ll. Martin. D. Snow, M. Bross. and D. Sl'llLl1'le ter. Row three: li. Dugger, li. Coleswortby. ll. Ht-Ilwt-gt-. R, Seagrist. M. Waldn-nu-r, D. lNl1'lioy,J. Nangle-. R. Scott. K. john- son. and D. Barker. Sr. High students on the 1966 Fall Honor Roll are, left to right, Rll1l'llIlI'.' B. Powers. M. Mt-Curdy. P. Hailey. l.. Foster. M Mills. S. Kolsbun. K. Bc-sselinan. .l. Wt-ssler. and Crane-s. Ron' lzm: S. Colt-swortliy. 1. Lctflairv. J. .lUllL1IIllt'SSt'll. T. Top ping, Nl. Pitman. ,l. llcllxwgv. ll, Head. and l.. Robinson. Une ot' the greatest acaflenlit' honors a student may re1'eix'e is be-ing named to the Honor Roll, which is announced at tht- end ol 1-mill semester. The qualifications for Honor Roll are rigid: 3 A's and nothing less than a BM in any solid subject, and the student must demonstrate outstanding citizenship qualities. The greatest reward of being named to the Honor Roll is the personal satisfaction which results from knowing a task has been performed to the best ol' one's ability. The names on the BHS Honor Rolls are those- olxoutstanding students and the leaders of to- morrow. These students are to be congratulated for their line efforts and achievements in soho- lastic endeavors. The Eagle salutes all members ofthe 1966 Spring and Fall Honor Rolls. Hell S I5 Leadership, 1i47I'IlIL'IIllN'I'401vXHS1lI'4'. lr-H to I'iUIll, Rn14'11r1f'.' Cx lllllill fl1'cvf11. Lillklll HiIl1'k.4ll1tiN Vcwglm-1'. Trurlx ,IyHPYil1f7. NIZITSIIZI xx'IliIS0I1.,I4lXL'L' Xml-11-nlmf-. ROIt'lH'1l r- , . , I I r- - 1 1 Nupvr. Klum NI4-4Iullul1gl1. Tim Paul, Uzlxirl EY21ll5.,lIlX ,lHllL1IlIlPSSl'll. lfo14'If1rf'z'.' Salllx flrzuvs. Xlilw lI1'IlIl0Il.,IIIll llvllwvgv. NHVIIIQIII Ulvlmhl. l'.4lxx1ll'4i 'igl1l. .'LlIl1'l lJir'k01'ml1. IUIIIHI' Ill4'IlIlYl'I'4 ui XHN gm-. I4-tt to Vlglll. Nou' urzft' Nlurx Nl4'f:LlI'l'If. 5114- xIl1l4'I'50I1. Kristy Uvifz. I.i111l11 Rl'll1.4'I1i. Iriglx I 4l5l4'l'. ROIl'fIl'I7.'Si?1i Uf'i'f'l1lral1'll.Vlvilll funk. Hairy flI'illlHt'l'. ,I1-alll .ILIIISIHLL Run' lfH'l'f'.' Larry Hl'1'lxlIlLlll. Dun llmwn. Hun l.illllSt'f, f1Ll!lIllt'I' xxlilllilllll, ,lolm lmxw. l26 Cholarship, and Character xx lIl1'Il1llQ'l'Hill'4' Patrivia llailvy antl Sopl1m11tn'v pmvisimtal Illl'tIllN'I'S ul' NHS .nw-. lrft In right. Ron' uma' L. Can. Nl. Nlills. li. Taylor. N. Olson l l tm ltl lfclwartls. A. Quinlan. Ifllll' Iwo: lxl4tI'll!4llgl1. S, 'xI'IllSf'l. 17,51-lmtI,,I. lltlllltlsfif. rl. Sznnlvrs. S. Kulsbun. lfUll'1hI'lf 0 t-swrrrtlxx. ll. lla-nrx. fl. B llllll' BHS l'l1Hpl4'I' ul' National Honor So- vivty is an organization wllivll rectognizes Lll'llltAYt'lllf'Ill in tht- fields ul' lvaclr-rsllip. svllolarslmip. t'l1arax't1-1' and scrvicv. Nlc'mlJorsl1ip is based upon a 3.0i1i74'llIHL1- latiw gramlt- point aw-rage and recmntnen- rlations by l-Ulll'lCLl1'll1'l'S. Tha- ll1Pll1lJt't'SIHl1Sl bu rc-exaluatted for lnemlwrsltip awry Illt'SlPI'. Soplmlttmwls max join tlw 1-lub as prov- isional lll4'lHlJCl'S. At the f-ntl of this VPL-ll' long mentlwrsltip. they an- wcogrlim-tl as full nlemlwrs of tlw vlub at an installation 1-vm-rlmm. This past yt-ar has lwen ont- ol' NHS' bus- it-st Wars. 'I'ln- IllPlIllJ1'l'Sl1ilXl' rated tvavllvrs anfl tuttm-tl in tht- l lltlt'V2ll'lll1'XO1'SPl'Ugl'21Ill. Also. tht- 1-lub has 1'0lllp0St'Il a cfurru-ulutn gnitlt- for stntlwnt usm-. ntl. lx. lxulaga. l'. Vt UlllS4'llliH'QI er. D. llvatl. Ulll'im'1't's ull Yatiunal llunur Suvivtx arv. ln'l'l lu ri Rn Il 41m'.',l1ulx NK 1-ssl'-r, sa-4'r1-tarx: .lm .ltbll1lllIl1'S en x ll'1'-IlI'1'Sl4l4'Ill. Roll' lim: lftlualrtl Xl right, Ilt'l'Sltl1Ill Mr. li4'Illtt'll1 lim-rs. 4Il4ll1HllI'1,l1llll1'5 llvllwm-gv. In 1 S UI't't'. uill And eroll Promotes Sound Journalism Quill and Scroll ol'l'ii'i-rs are, left lo right, Row 0I1,f'.' lich- liie llird. vice-presiilviiIg Penny Mellon, president. Rau' lim: liarhara Powers. lreastirvr: Nlurx l'itinan. sein-lai'x. This year eleven students were selected l'or membership to Quill and Scroll. Since Brent- wood High was granted a charter in 1958, many Journalism II students have been elected to this international honor society for high school jour- nalists. To become a member of Quill and Scroll, a student must have eontributed to the publication of either the Eagle or the Ezzglcl. He also must be in the upper third of his class in scholastic standing, and he must be recommended by the sponsor. Quill and Scroll was organized to promote outstanding achievement in the field ofjournal- ism. lN'leinhn-rs ol' Quill and Svroll are, left to right. Row one: Kxilhv Besselinzui, Debbie Bird. .loyvv Wr'l2ll'lf'Illl!'. l'1'nny Melton. Row two: Sully Crave hunt Un lu r I son. Susiui Max, Mary l'itinan, Beth Roper, Barbara iw.-LAS. liindu liinck I28 eniors Gain Honors Through Cademlo ohtevoment Svllolastit' ll0Il0l'F worst llI't'Sf?ltlVfl to 26 IIl0IHlN'I'S of tln' Stxllllll' vlttss in t'1't'UgIlllllJIl Olilllttlt'tlCL1fl1'lIlll'Hl'l1l4'X'l'- ,VV ,t mont. ff .'Xlilt'1' taking tht- National Nlorit Test. lout' Soniors i , ::,, V V A , V, V, ue-ro tlwutwli-tl lottvrs of I'0IIlIIlPIlll2l-lllbll on tllc- basis ol It i tlioir Soorvr-2. After svnding in ln-r St'll0lLlSlll' Aptitude X ' , Tvst scorvs untl at'lii4-wiiioiit lornis. ,loi ,lolmiiiivssr-ri was LZ! 2 V ' V chose-n as ti national finalist. V ' :Vi ' A f ' xi... 'l'wonti'-om' Seniors rc1c'1'iw'f,l fic'i'til'icat1's ol Revogni- iiiii i i tion llroin tln' litiixvrsitj ol' Missouri. ililnw- ol' tln-sv. Sf-niors re-ws-ixing lvltvrs Olil'0II1HI1'l1tl3llOIl more-. loft Io right. Sully Gran-s. tl2lW'l DlVlU'V501L .llllt Ht'llNH'g0. ittltl .lflf .lUl1iiIlIlf'SS4'N .lztultlo l'r:ul4'. .ltnly Xxr'1'fhlf'I'- ,loy .lollzllltwssn-11. also at linulist. Nlilo- llonnon Wm-1. eligiblt. for fill'-aio'-S' Svholm-Sllipsn xuts LllJSt'lll ullvn tliv' lrwtttrm' uztf tulwn. gvniors who re't'1'iv1'd fi1'l'til'it'at1's ol' ll1'1'og1niIion xwrv. If-lt to right. Rfill' 01111: l.inrla Rinvk, Cynthia flrwtrt. Mary l'itman. .lllfly Vl'i'ssln'r'. R11ll'lI4'II,'SZillyfil'LlNf?S, Bwlli Rope-r. ,lot .lolunim-w-ii. Truflx Topping. Nlursliat xvllllSUI1.,lSllll'l Divlwrson. Slumlirzg: Efl Wriglit. 'lim lltul. ,Xl Nlvffollougli. Norrnztn llivluolfl. llam- lfxittif. lion llryztnt. .lint llvllm-go. qllisvnt xslion lliv piwtim' was Lilwn xwri' llim Biggx. .lttllll l'itlxx.mlS. Xlilo- ll:-nnon. ztnrl Kurt Nlulilunrlt. I29 Best All A1 ound Best Personality Beth Roper :sq Most Popular US El R41 xx mght Yung Nvtllltlfflwl 5 Best lwflst Humol Sense Of fjPCI'dl1VC Kalhx Heiderllvgxlljfll Best , Look ing BLII'llLiI'tl Powers Paul El1PllS1I'lPIll Bud Blunk hm 1,lfwl.mfl ,lmmue- Brunner FI'blIll'1'S Bomluranl I3I Most D011 INI11,Ley Fd C 14111111111 'WPI Bobbie Ca111e1'o11 Laura Mucnch I32 Jim HQ llwegr Cvnihia Gro:-11 Best Dancers I n kdm 1. Nllk- HHIIII mn Kaul Sh-wn Nanq Best NIIYCTS YL-l 'Col lflllhll Mike' Moskoff 13119 Cole Juniors Spend Weelis Preparing Days Of Wine And Roses . V V,h: g Sarah Carter Q Nangy Savage EllSi1 Adams Special Maid Special Maid After months of preparation and a week of final touches, the junior class opened the doors to the l966 Junior-Senior Prom. The theme ofthe prom, Days of Wine and Roses, was highlighted by pink walls, rose trees, and a multitude of roses at the entrance and throne. At ll:00, to commence the Coronation, the junior girls formed two rows on either side ofthe runway to the throne. First to enter was the retiring queen, Linda Mackey, escorted by Doug Mackey. Next, Nancy Savage, Sarah Carter, and Ellsa Adams were escorted to the throne by Russ Lake, Paul Edenstrom, and Roy Cleveland. Retiring Queen Linda Mackey crowned the new queen, Sarah Carter. Queen Sarah then led her court in the coronation dance, bringing to a close an evening to be remem- bered. livluw. vnuplcs relax ul thvir table during nnisiv intermis- SIUII. jaxnc Jansinu and ,luhn Edwards Q-nte-r tht' Prom. Two Couplvs post' at entranve with thv serving girls. Members ol' thu- 1-ourl are, left tn right. Nanvy Savugm-. nuiitlg Russ Lakin vsvorlg Paul Eflenstroni. e-svortg Debbie Brunnvr. vmwn bean-r: Qin-vn Surah Cartt-rg lhixitl Up pt'TlllCil'I'l. vrown ln-arer: Rox' Cl:-w-html. Psvort: Ellfu Jhtllllllh. maid: Doug Nluvlu-x. es wrt: Linda xlLll'lit'f. retiring qinwii. juniors devorate cntrainvr' to prom. Ly nn Kllt't'il.lPI'.,IC2iIlI1t' Brunnvr. and Lintlti Riiivlx put liSSt1f'll41wx'r's4111 throne :it right. fx, U ,A I35 1966 Football Prom Crowns Karen Janssen Maid The annual Football Prom crowned the Eagles' second un- defeated football season. Couples danced in the purple and gold decorated gym until the Coronation began at 11:00. Escorted by co-captain Al lVlcCollough, Retiring Queen Susan Richardson was the first to enter. I 36 Cheri Bolling Queen Susan Richardson Retiring Queen Eagles, Second Ueetefeetea s eeee e Cathy Hippert Maid Maid Cathy Hippert fol- lowed, escorted by co-captain Doug Mackey. Next to appear was Maid Karen Janssen escort- ed by co-captain elect Chuck Roper. Last to make her appear- ance was the 1966 Football Queen, Cheri Bolling, escorted by co-captain elect Kurt Ge- bhard. lawn'-..ff' f .Mn , I Q Sie hd f H Ik A w as K ,S LQ QW , wi I Lind Q 22 ' 9 57 T 4.73, , . 3 if X' .I fi ? l38 ,lane Colo Qlllflffll Nancy Ncunucbcl Slzcciaf .llllflf 768 Honors 76 At Prom Each roar in thc springtimc, thc- ,lunior Class honors the outgoing Senior Class by giving tht- ,lunior-Sonior Prom. All yoar the juniors worked hard to earn money for the l967 .lunior-Scnior Prom. Following the example? ofprcvi- ous classcs, they gavc a car wash, a bako sale, sold mums at thc last football gamer, and sold candy at basketball games. A new product was to crcatc and scll Brentwood sweat- shirts. Juniors also sponsor:-d a baskctball gamc betwocn KXOK All-Stars and the faculty. Excitcmcnt mounted until the night ofthe prom and the long awaited coronation. ,lunior Class Prcsidcnt Tom Honrv sorvcd as master of corcmonios. First to cuter was Rctirinrf Queen Sarah Cartcr oscortcd bv Tim Cook, vivo z- presidcnt. Heads turned as Spocial Nlaid Nancy Neunucbcl cntcrftd, cscortcd by Nick Cinos. Special Maid Kathy Ro- idcnbaugh followcd, oscortcd by Chuck Roper. The audi- cnce hushcd in cxpcctant silcncc as Kurt Gcbhard cscortcd the 1967 .lunior Sonior Prom Quccn, Janc Cole, to hor throne. Quccn ,lane and hor court thou lcd the traditional coro- nation dance. Soon, the crowd began to lcavc with many fond mcmories. ,,o. Kathy Reidcnbaugh Special ,llrzirl Mr. Mr. ADMINISTRATION Rowland Bell .,.. Roy Cleveland ....., . ....,. 9 Mr Mr Mr Mr Peter Willenborg s. Dale Williams . Lee Wynn . . s Leora Zarrir-k . Mr. Hubert Filley . .. . . ...10 Mrs. Margaret Herminghaus .,.., 8 Mr. Anthony Hrastich . . . . . . .8 Dr. Victor Jones ....... ...., 8 Dr. Richard Koopman . 8 Mr. Mark L11n1b . . , . . .. Ando. Kal' ----,--- 26, 67, 69, 112, 118 Brunner, Jeanne I I V. 67, 68, 69,, Dr. Ernest Purkey . . . Mr. Robert Savage Mr. Donald Schaeffer . . . 9 ...II ....11 Mrs. Frances Yaeger ..... ...... 1 1 OFFKEIPERSONNEL Mrs. Louise Castleberry . .. ..... ..10 Mrs. Lucille James Mrs. Katherine Niemeyer Mrs. Amy Ruhland ....,11 ....10 SCHOOL PERSONNEL M r. lzluel Ba rnhart Mrs. Letha Cooksey .... Mrs. Ruth Dilly ...,22 ....22 14 Abernathy, Steven Abram, Marva . . Abram, Mike ..... Abram, Rosalyn . .. Adair, Kathy . Adams, Christine . . lillsa . Adams, Agosti, Laura . . . Agosti, Ricky ..... Randol .... Albert, Allen, Barbara . .. Alzola, Carlos .. Alzola, Jose ,..... Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Daniel . . . Anderson, Kathleen . ... . .21, 92 93, 101, 105 A .. ,..21,80 .,.U.92,93 ,. .. H.21,66 67,68,69 ...A.50,97 .N....60,114 .,,.........,55 ,M,.55,89,114 .. .46, 102, 119 H..46,67,8Q 37,113,119,121 .,.....,....134 .,.......50,66 .. .... 60,66,39 ... . ..... ...40 ..50, 39, 113, 119 .......41, 93, 99, 106, 108, 110 .....,.....40 .......60, 72 H..50,69,7L 74,97,109 ... ....60, 66, 77 Anderson, Richard .... ...41, 70, 112 Anderson, Susan ,.., .....46, 71, 74, 97 ,...41,81,82,83, 37,113,120,126 Archibald, Mark ..,....... 22, 55, 100 Armbruster, Robert .... 22, 50, 71, 74 Armsey, Pamela . ..... 60, 72, 78, 114 Armsey, Steven ..... 46, 78, 80, 83, 127 Arnold, Harry .........,... 26, 80, 83 Augustine, Charles .......... 1.55, 89 A11g11stine, Gwen ..... 41, 83, 112, 118 Aulgur, Charles .... ......,.. 2 6, 105 Ault, Charles ..,.... 23, 50, 66, 70, 74 Ault, Robert .... ......... 2 3, 26, 67, 68, 69, 71, 74 I3 Baker, Edward ..,........ 50, 96, 101 Baker, Lynn .... , . .' .,....... 41, 83 Baldon, Odice .... 73 .,.17,23 32,112,113,121 126 Mr. Leo Gaines ..,. .... 2 3 Mr. Leo Goggin . .... 23 Mr. J. R. Hampton .... 23 Mr. Irvin Henning .... 23 Mr. Martin James ... ... 23 Mr. Paul Mavs ........ . ..23 Mrs. Verda McKnight . . . . . . .22 Mr. Bill Shults . ..... .... 2 3 Mrs. Julia Stefanoni .,.. 22 Mr. Otho Stillwell ..... ,... 2 3 Mr. Arthur Talbert ..,.... .... 2 3 Mrs. Marie Wilson ......,.. .... 2 2 FACULTY Mrs. Falba Abbott . ..... ....... 1 4 Mrs. Carmelita Alexander , ....... 14 Mr. Donald Anderson ..14, 69, 120, 73 Mrs. Norma Baldwin ....... . . . .14 Mr. Harold Becker ..... ...14, 75, 79 Mr. Kenneth Beers .. ......... 14 Mr. Richard Bunner ........,..,.. 14 Mr. Jerome Burgoyne . .. ...6, 7, 15, 106, 108, 109 Mrs. Gladys Calderwood ..,. ,. .. Mrs. Betty Lou Carlton . . Mr. Paul Castleman . , Mr. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Wvray Dart '... . Beth Davis . ., Louise Duenke Sharon Enzenauer Marilyn Grant Joanne Harrison . Mr. Jack Head .... Mrs. Mrs. Nancy Hysom .. Virginia Julyan ...,,.15, .....15,1 ..,.15, .....16, 1 15 69 00 83 15 12 .16 ......16 ...,16 16 Baldwin, Charles Baldwin, Ronda .. Ball, George Barby, Sharon ..... Barker, David ...... Barker, Yvilliam ,... Barnes, Brad ,,... Barnes, Kathryn . Barnett, Bruce . .. Bartlett, Gary ,... Bauer, Charlotte , .....55,72,75,78 ......55, 69, 73 ,.......,.U..,41 ......... ,... 60 60,69,73,78,125 ...U..55,69,73 ... 55, 66, 97 .........55 ...........55 .U......U.,50 ...............55 Beekman, Barbara . ...., 27, 86, 71, Mr. Charles Kapfer .. . ..17, 88 Mrs. Nina Knight . . Mr. John Lauer . . . Mr. Robert Lewis . , Mr. August Lombardo . Mr. Willialii Long . . Mrs. Ruth Martin . Mr. Wayne Martin Miss Joan Maschmann . ., . .. . . .18 Mr. Eugene McArtor ..... 18, 102, 105 18 19 ..H..17,83 . ...17, 103 ....1z 81 .... ..17 ....13,97 N....18 ...A.18,23 Mr. Thomas Nfoore ............... Mrs. Vera Morrow .......... .. . Beekman, Larry .... Beekman, Vicki .... Bennett, Richard . , Berg, Diana ........ Berry, Donald ...... ...22, 41, 83, ....22, 50, 71, 74 82,89,113,115,119 ...............50 H....46,113,119 .27,68,92,94,99 102, 104, 105, 110, 131 Beshears, Susan ........,..... 60, 66 Besselman, Kathleen Binggeli, Arnold ..,. ... 23, 27, 30, 35,113,125, SQ 128 Biggs, Ihaniel .... 27, 31, 107, 108, 129 102 118 .,........55, Binggeli, Kay .... 22, 41, 102, 112, Bird, Debbie .... ..27,63,31,32,34 85,87,102,112,118,119,128 Mrs. Leona Moxter .. .... .... 1 9 Mrs. Mary Ellen Pearson . . .... 19 Mr. Keith Price , .... ... . . , .19 Miss Madeline Price . . ...... 19 Mr. Paul Richardson . .... 19, 99 Mr. Richard Ross . . . . . . , .19 Mr. David Ryan ..... .... 2 0, 79 Mr. Jack Sadler ...,. ...... 2 0 Miss Patricia Sellers .. .... 20 Miss Lenora Stevenson .... 20 Miss Janell Summers ........ 20 Miss Amy Tabor . . . .... . .20 Mr. Jolm Titus . .. . ..20, 92, 93, 107, 108 Mrs. Celia Ullrich . .. ..,. 21, 81 Mrs. Karen Whyte . . . .... . .21 M rs. Mrs, Lillian Wickiser . .. Ned Wicks ... ... ........21 .,...21,86 Bird, Mark ................ 50, 70, 72 Bittner, Frank .,..... ............ 5 5 Blase, Beverly ..., ...,,.. 5 0, 119 Blase, Karen ..,. ..,........,. 4 1 Bliss, Donald . .. ............. . .41 Boehne, Judith . .. .... 60, 66, 78, 114 Bokern, Robin ..,......... 55, 66, 78, 89,114,124 Boles, Ed ...... 27, 81, 87, 92, 103,-110 Boles, Mark . .... . Bolling, Cheryl ..... .........s...,51 ... M.41,67,8l 87,112,118,136 s......H.51,96 Bolling, Robert ,..,, Bollinger, Jo Anne ......... 46, 67, 81, 82, 119, 127 Bollinger, Judy . . ..41, 81, 82, 86, 102, 112, 116, 118,120 Bondurant, Frances . ..... .27, 131 Borgmeyer, John Bott, Alan . .. ........ 46, 70, 73, 74, 75, 78, 87, 103, 127 Bott, Martha .. Bowen, Don .. Boyd, Barbara . Boyd, Douglas .. Boyd, Li11da ..... Boyd, Steven ..... Brassfield, Jimmy Brauchy, Robin . .... .... 55,66 ........83, 126 ........... 55 .. .. ......51 .H..27,68,8O,118 .. .... ..... 5 5 ... 51, 66, 39, 113, 115, 119 Breckenridge, Ian .,.., ,. .22, 55, 73 Bredwell, Charles ........... 51, 66, 74 Brigham, Patricia ...46, 113, 119, 124 Brinkmeyer, Caryn . .46, 67, 82, 113, 119 Brock, Earl ......, Bronco, James . Brookes, Barbara Bross, Martha , , Brown, Billy , .. ...........,...51 H.........,..,.46 H....... 23,113 .60,69,73,78,125 ................55 Brown, Jo Anne ..,......... 55, 66, 78 Brown, Su7anne ..,... 23, 28, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83 B rueckne r, Greg . Brunk, Bradford . .. Brunk, Robert . . .. ..........,. 51 ..,..28,99,102, 108,110,131 51 96 101 107 81, 82, 86, 87, 112, 118, 120, 131,135 Bruss, Jane . . ,55, 66, 78, 114, 124, 125 Bruss, Kathy .......... 28, 67, 78, , 79 83, 112, 113, 118, 120 Bryant, Guy ,............. 46, 80, 83 Bryant, K1-n ..., .... 2 8, 80, 83, 129 Buckner, William .... 51, 93, 100 Bueker, Jim . ........... . 46, 109 Bueker, Robert .. ........ 60, 66, 75 Burch, Brad .....,.. 55, 66, 72, 89, 102 Burns, William . ....., .60, 73 Burris, Sheri ...... 55, 66, 69, 78, 114 Bush, Lawrence .... . . ........ 60, 78 Byrd, Debbie , . .46, 67, 87, 102, 116, 119 Byrd, Gary ..,....,..,...... 60, 72, 89 CI Cahn, John ..........,.. 42, 93, 102 Cameron, Bobbie ,........ 28, 118, 132 Cameron, James ..,..... 42, 92, 95, 97, 99, 106, 108 Campbell, Ruth ....... ...60, 66, 78 Carr, John .......... ...... 5 1, 96, 97 Carter, Gary ...... 42, 70, 73, 74, 78, 79 Carter Sarah . . . , ...,. .....,... 1 34 Cartwright, Zachary . .51, 77, 81, 96, 97 Case, Dennis ..........,..,... 55, 102 Catanzaro, Philip .....,...,.,.. 55, 88 Chapla, Stephen ....... 56, 75, 96, 102 Chapman, Jo Anne .,....... 46, 71, 81 Chapman, Paul .... Chase, Terri ...... Christian, Deborah Clark, Georgia ,... Clemens, Robert .. Clemons, Birdie .. Cleveland, Roy ..,.... 102 Cole, Jane .,..... Cole, Joseph ..... ..... ...... .60 ...51,66,30,119 ....U......56,114 ..56,66,39,114 ..... ... 28, 73, 79 ...........,....56 ..29 80 93 95 ,103,110,331:135 ... 26,29,37,102 112,113,133,133 60 Colesworthy, Robert . ........ 56, 125 Colesworthy, Stepl1e11 .68, 124, 125, 127 102 Conley, Michael . Conley, Willie .... Conner, Cathy .... Conner, Pamela .. Conner, Sue ...,, Connoyer, Cliff Connoyer, Harry . Connoyer, Sky ,... Cook, Nancy .... Cook, Tim ..., Corey, Carol . U.....M..60, ....,.........56 .........77 .....,......29 .,.,H.22,4Z 61 81,82,112,118 .56 ... .H ....46,100 60 119 .A....,.4Q . ,41, 42, 97, 126 60 66 78 89 Corey, Gordon' 1. 4. H. 146, 74, 100, ,109 Costello, Gary .... Craft, Jeffrey .. Craft, Pamela . . ....60 114 9 9 Cunetto, Frank .. Harrell, Bonita , . , . Harris, Kerry .... ,,,.. 3 1, 75, 78 0 Criss, Evelyn ,... Crockett, Curtis , Crockett, Ivory . . Crowley, Greg . . . Crump, Mike ..... ..,,23,46,78, 119 108 108 42,93,97,l08 105 105 105 Cunetto, Phillip ...... ...... 11 Dahlin, Dale ...,..,,,,,. ..., 5 6, 72 Dahlin, Don ....., 42, 80, 83, 102, 108 Darlington, Douglas , ......., 51, 96 Darlington, James ,..,,.. . . . .60, 102 Darst, James . . . . . .46, 75, 83, 97, 108 Darst, Teddy . . . ....., 60, 69, 78 Davis, Renee . .,.,.... 42, 83, 118 Davis, Ruby .... . , 29, 80, 83, 85, 118 Day, ,Clifford , . Decker, Edward . .. .....,... 60,73 ...... ....40 de Jong, Dennis ..,,,..,.... 56, 73, 78 De Margel, Joan , U42, 77, 80, 112, 118 Depp, Barbara ...,..,.,,., 51, 66, 119 Derickson, Patrick , ..,....... 42, 78 Dette, Carolyn ...,.., .,... ...... 4 6 Dickerson, Janet 29, 68, 81, 82, 34, 37,112,113,120,125,123,129 Dmwyswm1 ,,.. 2Q61811W,H2 105 129 102 Dickman, Carl . .. Diebold, Norman , Diven, Thomas . . Dixon, George .. Dowdy, Catherine Dowdy, David . ., Doyle, Janet . ......,, . f.29 33 125'l .....f,.55, 78l ,,..,.,......,55 .,.'.51, 119 . ....,.., 60, 69, 72 . ,42,,81 Drury, Janet . 56, 66, 69, 114, 124, 125 Ducey, Kathleen ........, . . .51, 119 Ducey, Shawn , 41, 42, 67, 82, 112, 118 Dugger, Robert .... 56, 72, 75, 78, 125 Dunham, Carolyn Durham, Randel , .,....,. 56, 72 Dwyer, Danielu . llye, sherry ... ,.,.. 51, 70, 113, 119 Ilye, 1Hrn ...,.,,,........... ..,. 47 Dye, William . ., Edenstrom, Mary Edenstrom, Paul 72 M29 93 94 131 Edtvards, Johrr . .'.'. 30, 30,'93,,99,i102, 107, 108, Edwards, Vernon Eggers, Gene ,, Eggers, Susan , 110, 127, 129, 133, 135 ,. ,55, 55, 59, 114,124,125 Eggers, Tom ,,,.,.. .......... 6 0 Eggert, Winif1'ed .... ......... 5 6, 73 Emas, Gary ..... .... ...,. 5 1 , 96 Emery, Mary . . . ,... 56, ,124, 125 Engelhard, Alvin , . , ....,.. 30, 105 Epstein, Joseph , . . Erb, Keith ..... ,. ...47, 76, 79 ..,.....,.61 Ericson, Steve, . ........... 56, 73 Estaque, Michelle ...,.... 51, 66, 69, 89, 113, 119, 124 Estaque, Patricia ..,. 61, 66, 78, 114 Evans, Dan ..... .....,.. 3 0, 93, 132 Evans, Darryl ,.....,...,.,....... 61 Evans, David ........ 30, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 73, 74, 126, 129 Evans, Lois . ....,,..,...... 51, 119 Evans, Marcia . ..,.............,. 42 Evans, Wanda ..51, 66 78 119 124 ,, , ,125 .,...56,69,73,75 Eydmann, Ned ..,... 17 Falkner, Bret ...,... .....,....... 5 6 Falkner, James ........,.,. 47, 71, 93 Faulkner, Beverly ,...,........ 56, 72 Felknor, Pamela . Finot, Patricia .. Finot, Paul ..... Fischer, Fred Fischer, John . , , Fisher, Fisher, Forbes, Robert ,.,,.............., Foster, Leigh .... Fraley, Randolph Frame, Bill ,,... Ann ..,,.. George . . , ,.. ..,. 51,113,119 42 ..,, ,.,, ,61, ..,..5r 55 .H...,47, 78 72 . . , , , 72 81 61 42 .,....,.42,68, 30,32, 112,113,125,125 ......,,...,,,.,,55 .........,,...51, 72 Frankey, Richard Frese, Bill ,..,.. Frese, Paul . . . Froesel, David .. Froesel, Patricia Froesel, Robert Frossard, Gary , , . Fry, June .... Fry, Robert .... Funke, Shirley , Gabauer, Mark . Gahr, Edward . . Gaines, Terry . .. Gallagher, Kathie Gammon, Nancy . Gammon, Thomas .,. ......., 51, 78 N...51,96,97 . ,.42, 105 ... .51, 97 ....,.55, 55 30 ..,U,,...42,80 ....56,66,73,89 73 30 ,... ,, .61, 55, C3 ....,.,., .,.,....51 .....,.....U..47 .,., 47, 93, 97, 105 ,,.......,..80, 119 .30,32,102,112,113 ................42 47 71 Gan, Linda .,... Ganahl, Cathy . .. Garegnani, James Garland, Jerry . . . Gebhard, Kurt A 93, 94, 99, . . ...... . , , 74, 31,113,119,127 113 . , ,.....,.. 42, . . ,....,,.. 55, 73 .....,.......56,102 .4142 80 102,1 , , , 82, 04, 105, 110, 136 Geisz, Casey ,,,............ 47, 69, 70, 73, 74, 80, 100 Geisz, Kristy . . . . . , 42, 67, 80, 82, 112, 118, 121, 126 Georges, Cynthia ..,... 51, 89, 113, 119 Geppert, James ..,.,....,,. 51, 78, 101 Geppert, Jeffrey . . , ...,.,..,.,. . .61 Geppert, John ,,..... ........ 4 7, 80 Giacopelli, David ,....,........ 61, 72 Giacopelli, Jean ........ 23, 30, 67, 118 Gilbert, Donald . . .,........ 57, 75 Gilbert, Donna .,.. .... 4 2, 67, 118 Gillespie, Charles Gillespie, Nina .. Ginos, Nick . . . ....,.47, 70, 74 .....42,70,71,74 ... 42, 70, 30, 33, 93,97,105,103 ,.. 51, 73, 102 Ginos, Thomas .... Gonyea, Dwayne ...........,.. 47, 97 Gonyea, Sheri .......,..,........, 47 42 69 97 106 Goodman, Bob . .. Gough, Paul . . Grace, James .... Grace, Robert .... Grace, Sandra ...,.,. Grafton, Frederick Grant, Cheryl .... 108,109,116 ........,.61, 78 ...,. ..,,......43 ...,....,,.......61 .51, 75, 113, 119 .,.,..U..22,51,75 ....U..,...H...61 ,.,,.61,66,102 Grant, James ...,.... Graves, Sally .... 31, 68, 69, 81, 82, 84, 112, 118, 120, 121, 125, 130 126, 128, 129, Green, Cynthia ........ 31, 67, 68, 69, 70, 118, 126, 129, 132 Greiling, Carol ....,... ..,,...., 57 Gremminger, Edward . , ,31, 78, 83, 132 Grindler, Gary . .41, 43, 69, 93, 99, 126 Grinstead, Craig ........,.. 61, 66, 78 Grunewald, Tim ..........,....... 61 Guiterrez, Gloria .,..... 47, 74, 80, 119 Gyore, Steve ...,...,..... 31, 102, 105 Hagen, Arnold Hagerty, Brian , . . Hahn, Charlene .. 11 .....57 Hailey, Patricia .,... Haines, Allen .,..... Haines, Kenneth Haines, Richard Hale, Linda ..,...... Hamilton, Peggy Harries, Stewart Harris, Debby .,.., Harris, Forrest .... Hartley, Linda . . . .,..........,103 , ....,.,....,. 51 ,..,..,43,80,82, 112,113,125,127 . .,.......... 103 .,.....,.,....43 ...U......M..51,69 57,55,73,39,114 .....,........47 .,..,.47,68,119 .....,......51 .M.,51,66,69 ....,...61, 78 Hartung, Laura .... Hasty, Victoria ,,.,. Head, David ,. .47, 81, 119 ...,,.47,67,68, 81,82,113,119 ......47, 53, 102 ....47, 103, 109, 124,125,127 Head, Mary .... 57, 66, 114, 124, 125 Heapes, Thomas .........,.... 61, 78 Hedley, Dennis .,...,,...,. 22, 31, 108 Hedley, Gary .............,.,.. 52, 70 Hedrick, Phil .... 43, 81, 106, 108, 109 Heidolph, Frederick ...,..,..... 57, 72 Hellwege, Jim .31, 102, 107, 108, 109, 110, 125, 126, 127, 129, 132 Hellwege, Richard .,.... 22, 52, 83, 89, 101, 109, 124, 125 Hemphill, Mike ...............,,.. 43 Henne, Deborah ..,.. ,, .57 66 78 Hennon, Kathleen ,....... 123, ,47, Hennon, Michael ... ..22, 31, 76, 79,31,125,129, rrenry, Blark .... 47, 30, 100, 103, Henry, Tom . . . , 89 119 77, 133 127 , ....... 41,43 , 63, 102, 103, 108, 110 Henson, Larry .... . , ...., 52, 96, 101 Henson, Susan .,.. ..,,.. 4 3, 112, 118 Herbert, John . . . ......... . .52 Herbert, Mary ....... ......,,. 4 7 Herbst, John .....,..... ....,, 4 0 Herminghaus, Elizabeth ,. .... 57, 66 Herring, Elizabeth Hersperger, Becky ...........,. 57, 66 Heston, David ,.......,..,,,... 61, 72 Heston, Douglas ..... 22, 57, 73, 93, 102 Hill, Kathy . 1. .- ,..,.,...,..... 52, 66 Hille, Robert ....,.,. 57, 69, 72, 73, 78 Hippert, Bill ....,...,..........,. 105 Hippert, Cathy ......,.,... 41, 43, 80, 112,115,113,135 Hippert, Scott ..... 22, 47, 80, 108, 109 Hodapp, Joel . .,..... 23, 32, 78, 79, 83 Hodapp, Joyce ....,........ 43, 70, 74, 78, 83, 112, 118 Hodgin, Lyle .............,....,.. 43 Hoffman, Geraldine ..,....... 43, 118 Hogg, Fred ......, .52, 71, 74, 96, 101 Hogg, Rodney .... 43, 69, 70, 73, 80, 99 Holcomb, Ron ......,......,.. 43, 70 Holcomb, Sue .............,.. 47, 119 Holland, Ted ..., ,..,,,..57 Horne, Michael ,,....,....,... 23, 52 Horne, Nadine .......,.,...... 52, 72 Hover, Dan . . .43, 93, 102, 106, 108, 110 Howard, Daniel .,,. 47, 71, 92, 100, 108 Hudler, John ......,........,,... Huffman, Dave . Huffman, Marcia Hughes, David . .. . ......47, 92, .40 105 ......47, 80, 116, 119 100 114 118 Hughes, Jane .... .....57, 55, Hummel, Joanne ....... 32, 71, 74, Hundley, Barbara ,,.....,.. 22, 52, 71, 89, 113, 119, 124 Hunter, Karen ..... 57, 66, 73, 78, 114 Huys, Nancy ....... 52, 66, 75, 79, 80 Hwang, Mary .,...,... 57, 78, 114, 125 1 lffrig, Don ...,...... ...,,..... 5 2 lmmer, Judith ...... ..... 5 1, 72, 78 lmmer, Timothy ...,. ,... 5 7, 73, 97 Inman, Debbra ,.... ..,.. ,,.,..... 6 1 J Jackson, Bill .....,,... ..,. 5 2, 96 Jacobi, David ........ ....,. 6 1, 66 James, Amerilys ........, 61, 114 Jansma, Jean .... Janssen, Dennis Janssen, Janssen, Patti .......,.,.. 47, 113,, Jeck, Linda ..,..... 47, 78, 81, 113, Johannessen, Joy Karen ..,... ,...., 4 1, 43, .,......22,43,30, 83,112,118,126 8L 82,112,118 136 119 119 25,32,31,102,112, 132 118,124,125,126,127,129, Johnson, Gall .,,........... 23, 47, 73, 32,113,119,120 Johnson, Janice ........,........ .57 Johnson, Joseph ,... ..,... 5 2, 101, 124 Johnson, Kevin .52, 97, 109, 124, 125 Johnson, Nancy .....,,........ 61, 73 Johnson, Shelley .....,..... 57, 72, 73 Johnstone, Gail ..,. ...,....,. 5 2 Jones, James . .. ....,.... M57 Jones, Jennifer ........... 52, 71, 73, 74,81,113,119 Jones, Jerry ......,. 57, 102 Jones, John .,... ........ 3 2, 70, 74 Jones, Terrill . . , . ...,. 47, 70, 74, 97 Jumper, Joan ,... , .,...... 52, 119 .. ....48, 72, 80, Pi Kaiser, Robert ...22, 47, 97, 108, Kalb, Mary .. 109 ,..,,.52, 66, 119 109 Kanter, Richard ,..43, 80, 97, 108, Keast, Cynthia . Kemp, Dolores ..,.. Keough, Elizabeth Keough, John , Klaskin, Rosemary Klick, Kristina .. Knapheide, Steve . . . Kneedler, Lynn . .. .,....61, 66, 69, 73, 78, 89, 114 ,,43, 82, 112, 118 .... .......,.47 '......... ...48 ... ....41, 43, 81, 82,102,112,118 ..............57 ......52, 71,74 ..32, 68, 78, 82, 83, 85, 118, 135 Kneedler, Mark ,,......... 61, 66, 102 Kneedler, Sondra . . . Knight, Rick .... Kohl, Bob ,..... ......52, 66, 119 ... ....52, 71, 74 43 Kolaga, Kent . .. ...48, 106 108, Kolaga, Kurt . . .48, Kolsbun, John ......... .... 4 7, , 109 100, 108, 109, 127 78 127 Kolsbun, Shirley ...,, 48, 124, 125, K6the,J6y66 .,..,, 52,66,69,113,124 118 Kothe, Kathy ,,... t ,........... 43, Kraft, Ben .,,.,, .. ..., 26, 32, 81, 87, 93, 95, 99, 102, 110, 130 Kraft, James ..., . , Kram, Rick . . . Kram, Robbie . . . Krause, Terry . . . Krech, Steve , . Krewson Jeffre , Y .l. Krewson, Steve ...., Kuelker, Gary ..,,. ,.. ....48, 69, 70, 73,74,79,80,93 .........H....61 83 H., ..N..43, ...52, 70, 74, 101 H,....62,73,102 .. ,....,.. 43 Ladd, Paul ......,. ....,,. 6 2, 72 LaFata, Chris . . , .,.. 48, 75, 93 LaFata, Lisa ....,.. .,.........., 6 2 LaFata, Richard ..........,... 57 Lakamp, Phil . ,, ,..,....,..... .48 Lake, Russell ...,...... 32 68 70 71 92,95,107,110f130:135 Lapp, David ........,.........,., 57 Larson, David .,.. Larson, Greg . ,. Larson, Laura .. Launis, Julie . . . Lavin, Brian ..... Leahy, Maureen Leahy, Michael . . . ......,.......32 M..........,..57 ..,..62, 75, 77, 114 ........,..62, 78 ,...... 62, 102 .........48 ....52, 75, 81 LeClaire, Jon ....... .... 4 8, 124, 125 57 Ledford, Georginna Ledford, Jane Maire Leinbach, Kim 62 52 Lewis, Tom .... ................ Lich, Charles . . . ,. . . . . ,48, 80 Lindsay, Ron ........ 43, 83, 124, 126 Link, Robert ...........,. 57, 73 Locklar, Cindy ....,,. 22, 43, 69, 71,82,112,118 Locklar, Libby ..,,,. 52, 89, 113, 119 Logan, Karen ,,.... 23, 33, 69, 74, 118 Logan, Michael ...... 22, 57, 124 Long, John ..,.,..,,.......,....., 57 Lott, John ,..,...... ...,......... 4 3 Lowe, Jane .... 48, 66, 67, 80, 113, 127 Lowe, John ,,.,...,... 80, 83, 86, 126 Lukas, Skyler ...,................ 62 Bd Mackey, Doug ...... 33, 68, 92, 93, 94, 107,108,110,132,135,136 Madden, Becky ..,.......,........ 57 Mahlandt, Kurt ........ 33, 83, 87, 129 Mann, Pearce ..... 1 ....,.., 52, 71, 74 Margherio, Michael .........62, 102 Marion, Robert ..,... 48, 92, 106, 108 33 Mark, Richard ,,..,.............,. Mark, Robert Marlin John g, ..., Marrs, Randy ...,.. Marshall, Johnetta Marshall, Patricia .....,.......58 .,..33,92 .,..62, 66 .........U....58 83,67, 112,118,120 20 Marshall, Vicki ....,. 48, 113, 119, 1 Martin, Deborah .,.,..... 52, 119, 125 Martin, Robert . Max, Susan ,,.... 33, 67, 68, 69, 81, 85, 86, 102, 112, 117, 118, Mayfield, Jerry . Mays, Delorse .. Mazdra, Jeff . .48 82, 128 77 ,. ..,..........,. 58 .44 McAliney, James ..,.. 34, 107, 108, 109 McAliney, Pamela ,..,.. 52, 72, 119 MrCollough, Alan . . 34, 80, 92, 94, 97, 107, 110, 126, 129, 133, 136 44 125 McCollum, Jim , McCoy, Dennis .....,.. 52, 97, 109, McCrea, Gary .... .62, 72, 102 McCrea, John .....,,.. ..22, 58, 100 108 McCurdy, Jim . b4cCurdy,D4ary .fffi22,44,69,'70,71, 73, 74, 80, 82, 87, 118, 124, 125, 126 McDade, Laurie ..,........ 44, 76 McNair, Doris .. McNair, James . , 81, 82, 87, 112,118 ... ...62, 73, 78 .. ...52, 70 96,1013 McNeal, Nancy ......,... 44, 112, McVev, Gary .......... 34, 92, 97, 74, 124 McNair, Mary .,.....,.... 44, 78, 118 118 102 128 Melton, Penny! .... 34, 81, 85, 118, Menendez, Fred Menendez, Melody ...,...,, 44, 80, 82 Meyer, Edward . Meyers, Donald . Meyers, Paul ....... Mills, Melissa . Mills, Nanc y . ..... , ..... 84, 93, 95, 102,107,108,110 .52,70,74,76,78 119,124,125,127 ..58,66,78,125 69,71,74,80,96 ..62, 78, 78, 102 .........62, 102 .........58, 75 ......52, 70, 74, 80,96,101 Mitchell, Bruce . . .52, Mitchell, Daniel . Mitchell, Gary .. Moeckel, Rick .. Moergen, Stephen Mollman, Dennis .. . Moore, Linda . . . Moore, Terry ,. Moose, Maureen Morgan, Nelson Morice, James .... Morice, Michele Moritsugu, Steven Morris, Charles Morris, George ,. Morris, Lee .... Morse, Darrell .. Morton,,Melody . Moser, John .... Mosher, Susan . . Mosher, Tom . . . ...53,70,74,96 ......58,66,69 .....48, 67 .,......105 ...H..53,75 .........58, 66 .......,.48, 67, 69, 74,75,124,127 .. .,..,......,.., 44 .....62, 102 .,...44, 83 ..,,.....48,106,108 ......48, 83, 102, 113 ..........,26, 34, 80 Moskoff, Mary Ellen ...53, 70, 74, 76, 78, 80, 89, 99, 113, 115, 119 Moskoff, Michael ..,... 26, 34, 78, 98, 102, 107, 108, 110, 133 102 Much, Rick ...,. 58, 69, 73, 89, 92, Much, Steve . ......,.. 48, 70, 74, 79 Muehlber Barbara ..,53, 67, 81, 119 8, Muench, Charles Muench, Cindy . Muench, Elizabeth ........... 53, 119 Muench, Laura. ..... ..,. 3 4, 68, 132 Munoz, Alex ..,.. Nangle, John ..... 62, 73, 77, 102, 125 Navies, Ellen ......, .58, 66, 78, 118 Neunuebel, Nancy , , 35, 67, 68, 69, 84, 85,86,112,117,118,130,138 Neunuebel, Scott Nickell, Robert . Niehoff, Greg .. ........,53, 70, 71, 101 74, 89, 96 ... ..,,53, 78, 96, 97 ......,..........108 Niehoff, Kurt ...48, 69, 70, 73, 74, 108 Niere, Ken ..... Nisbet, Tim ..,. Noonan, Marie . Noss, Mary ,... Notbohm, Richard Nowell, David . . N0well,'Larry . . Nowell, Timothy ....,,.,...,..44, 93 ,...,..48 ..... ....48, 119 ....,..44 H..48,72,97 ... 58, 72, 75 Nutter, Gordon .... .,,,. 6 2, 72 .., .,... 44,118 C1 Obrecht, Lynda .... Nystrom, Gordienne Obrecht, Michael . Offenbach, Sigi . .. Ogent, Lynnel .... Oilrlara, Marilyn ...., .. .... 66, 89 ., . ..... ..58 .....44, 76, 76, 83,97,126 ....44, 68, 70, 74,81,82,118 ..M,,44,81,82 102,112,118,121 O'Hara, Mike .......... .... 3 5, 92 Oliver, Linda ...,.... 35, 68, 80, 82, 87, 102, 112, 118, 119 Oliver, Steve ................ . . .105 Olson, Nancy .,,......,.. 48, 87, 113, Olson, Susan , '... . . , 119,120,124,127 58,66,78,88,114 Oppenheim, J1m ,.... ..,.,.,.. 4 8, 80 Oppenheim, Richard ...26, 35, 77, 80, 84, 85, 92, 95, 102, 104, 105, 110 I' Pagel, Beth ........,,., 58, 66, 72, 78 Palmer, Lane ........... 48, 70, 80, 97 Palmer, Susan .,......,..... 35, 109 Pappas, Kathi Lou ........... 53, 119 Parker, Sally .,... 48, 80, 82, 113, 119 Parsons, Becky ...........,.. 48, 119 Parsons, Reggie ............., 35, 79 Patty, Linda .........., 58, 66, 69, 73 Paul, Steve . ,..,....,. 53, 88, 96, 124 Paul, Tim ,,.... 35, 87, 93, 95, 98, 99, 107, 108, 110, 126, 129, 130 Paxton, Elisabeth ............ 58, 124 Payne, ,lo Susan . , .35, 69, 82, 112, 118 Peabody, Jeanne . ........ 22, 53, 71, 74, 81, 119 Peat, Barbara . ..... 36, 70, 74, 78, 81, 82, 83, 118 Peer, Barry .,,. ,..,.......... 5 8 Perkins, Terry ,,,... 53, 66, 119 Perkins, Tom . . ,.........,..... 58 Perkins, NVesley ..... 53, 70, 74, 79, 96 Pessoni, Charlotte ..... 44, 81, 112, 118 Peterson, Robert .................. 53 Phelps, Bonnie ........ 62, 72, 78, 114 Philibert, Benjamin ..,............ 62 Phillips, Karl ..........,....., 53, 81 Phillips, Kathy ........ 48, 68, 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 113, 119 Phillips, Patrick ..,............... 62 Piccinio, Frank ........,...... 53, 66 Pitman, Jim ...... 48, 92, 97, 102, 108 Pitman, Mary .....,....,. 36, 68, 84, 85,12s,128,129 Pitman, Reed ...,........ 53, 89 Plagenz, Pan1 ,... 23, 44, 76, 79, 80,82,87,118 Pohler, Merl ......,.... 44, 80, 83, 99 Potter, Cliff . . .22, 44, 67, 68, 73, 74, 92 Potter, Leslie .....,....,.......... 53 Powers, Barbara ...36, 67, 81, 82, 84, 85, 112, 118, 120, 121, 125, 128, 131 Prade, Jacqueline ............ 36, 77, 83, 118 129 Pribble, Debra .... Pronko, Julia .. .,.,62, 783 114 .....53, 119 Purcell, Robert . ,. , .... 49, 97 Purdy, Linda . . . ..... . .44 Purdy, Robert . . .,,.. .....,.. , 53 Purkey, Marsha ...... .... 5 8, 114 Quinlan, Andrea ,...,...... 49, 81, 83, 113, 119, 127 Quinlan, Barbara .... 49, 78, 80, 83, 113, 119 It Ray, Kathy ..,.............. 53, 119 Redman, Jackie . ,49, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 78, 79, 119, 121 Reed, Donna ...... 62, 66, 69, 78, 114 Reed, Douglas . ............,,,... 62 Itehfeld, Linda ........ 23, 44, 81, 82, I 112,118,119,12l,126 Reichert, Mary , ........,,.... ..44 v Smith, Barbara ,,., ..... ..,4.,., 4 9 Smith, Darlene .. ........,...... 54 Smith, Devra .. .49, 78, 119, 121 Smith, Gloria ...... ..... 6 3, 78, 114 Smith, James ..,.......,..... 59, 102 Smith, Michael ........, ........ 6 3 Smith, Stuart .,... 22, 54, 71, 74, 75, 96 Smith, Tom .,...... .. ......... 49 Smith William ... ,,........ . . .. W , Vlfaldemer, Mark . ..... 59, 125 1Valdrop, Dan ....... ....... 5 9 Waldrop, Gerry ,.,. ,.... NValker, Mark . . , , . . 108 463 .49 snow, Deborah 4.54 81,113,119,125 114 Snyders, Laura .,,..... 63, 66, 89, Reid, Nancy .....,..... 23, 36, 77, 78, 79, 83, 112, 118, 133 Reidenbaugh, Kathy ...36, 67, 82, 84, 102, 112, 118, 119, 131, 138 Reilly, Tom .... .. . .....,. 44, 80 Reisenleiter, Melissa ...58, 66, 77, 114 Rekart, Lana ......,, 49, 67, 80, 119 Renfroe, Lance ,..,..,..., .... 1 08 Rice, Kim . 4. .........., 26, 36, 68 Richardson, Amy . 262, 66, 78, 89, 114 Richardson, Susan 1 36, 68, 81,- 82, 85, 86 118,121, 130, 136 Richter, Roy ...... 22, 44, 83, 87, 103 Rinck, Gary ..,..... 53, 71, 74, 96, 101 Rinck, Linda ..37, 67, 69, 70, 81, 82, 84,85,112,1l7,118,126,128,129,135 Robberson, Vicki ....,..,..,. 53, 119 Robinson, Gordon . ...... 58, 73 Robinson, Larry . . .71, 74, 83, 124, 125 Rodgers, Todd ...,...,.... .. .53, 97 102 Roehm, John Rogers, James ...........62, ....62, 102 Rohr, Kurt .......,... 44, 83, 93, 105 102 Rollins, Michael 4. ........63 Sorgenfrei, Nancy ......... 22, 45, 69, 78,112, 113, 118 Sorgenfrei, Paul ...54, 69, 88, 96, 101 Sparks, Janet ......,.., . .... 59, 89 Sparks, Phyllis ...23, 45, 82, 102, 118 Spiegel, Milda ....... 54, 67, 115, 119 Spiegel, Terry ......,,.,,.. .. .. Sprague, Elizabeth ..... 59, 66, 78, Sprague, Neil ......,..... 63, 78, .45 114 102 Stalnaker, Thomas . .. ,. ,22, 54, 75, 77, 79, 80 Stark, David .,,.. ,.., 4 9, 92, 100 Stay, Jack .,... .... 5 9, 66, 97 Stenner, Jim .,.,.,.........,...,, 45 Rollins, Nelson ..,................ 37 Rollins, Susan ,,,, ...... 5 8, 72, 114 Roper, Beth ...37, 68, 80, 82, 84, 85, 112, 118, 120, 126, 128, 129, 130 Roper, Cathy ...,. 63, 66, 78, 114, 125 Roper, Chuck ......, 45, 93, 94, 106, 108, 110, 136 Roper, Debbie . ..., 53, 89, 113, 119 Rudesill, Kurt . . . . . ..,.,. 63, 102 Ruhland, Carol ...... 37, 102, 118, 119 Ruiz, Martha .......,. 63, 72, 78, 114 Ruiz, Victor ...,... 53, 70, 74, 96, 101 Rumpf, Sharon .,,.,..........,... 53 55 Sanders, Ann ..., .49, 78, 81, 119, 127 Sanders, Bob ..,...,,..,. 37, 80, 108 Sandhagen, Barb .... .... 4 5, 71, 74, 80, 82, 112, 118 Sapp, David ...... 41, 45, 69, 80, 87, 92 Savage, Linda ....., ..,.... 5 3, 119 Savage, Mark ......,., .,.... 4 5, 80 Savage, Nancy .,..,............. 134 Savage, Scott . . 22, 58, 69, 72, 73, Schaeffer, Donna ...,.. 22, 58, 66, 102 NValker, Randell ..., ..,. 5 9 Wallace, William .... ............ 6 3 XValz, Carl .,...... ....,.....,.. 5 4 1Vard, Robin .,... ...,.....,.,,.. 5 9 XVard, Steve .......,..,. 49, 67, 68, 99 Vlfarren, Katherine7. . 454, 66, 113, 119 NVarren, Linda .,..,,........,.. .63 XVarren, Robert . . . .............. . .45 Wartenbe, Joyce .,,. 39, 68, 71, 82, 83, 84, 85, 112, 118, 124, 126, 128 NVatkins, Barb ,........., 45, 118, 120 1Vatral, James ..,......,,,........ 49 NVatral, Larry ....... ...,...... 5 4 NVayt, Douglas ..,...... ....,... 5 9 Weatherly, Geraldine ...,...,. 54, 119 1Veatherly, John ...... .....,,. 3 9 NVeatherly, Linda .......,..., 49, 119 Vlfeatherly, Randy ..,.. ...,.,,.,... 5 4 XVebster, Carol ...63, 78, 89, 114, 125 1Veckelman, Anita .......,.... 54, 119 1Veimann, Gunther ,.......,,. 83, 126 XVeinrich, Yvayne . ...,. 49, 80 Vlfelsh, Trenton . . 4 ,,...,... 63, 66 463 118 Stenner, Robert ,..,.............. 54 Stevens, Kaye ...38, 67, 102, 118, 133 Stevens, Mary ..... 45, 67, 82, 87, 118 Stewart, Terry ...... 26, 38, 103, 110 Stinehaker, Randy . . ....,.., 54, 71 Stockwell, Cathy . . .54, 66, 113, 115, 119 Stockwell, Charles .,.........,... Stone, Pam ....,,. ,...,,,., 4 5, Stoverink, Tony . . . . . , . . . . Stoverink, Douglas . , ..,.... , 4 Straube, Hurley .4... ..... 4 9, Street, Rick .......,.. ...,... Stuart, Paul .....4 .....,.,...., Stukenbroeker, David ....,..,. 59, Suess, Yvonne 4....... 49, 78, 113, Sulze, Bill ..............,....44., Summerscales, Dixie . . .54, 66, 113, Surgener, Deborah ...,,. 59, 66, .45 .59 100 . 59 .38 72 119 45 119 114 Sutton, Gail . ...4.... 63, 66, 78, 89 Sutton, Jan ..,.... ........... 6 3, 114 Sutton, John .44.. 38, 93, 104, 105, 110 Sutton, Mary .4..4 22, 59, 78, 114, 124 Wfessler, Judy 4.,4........ 39, 81, 118, 129 125, 126, 127, Vilest, Debra .,....,,.,.. 54, 113, 119 NVhite, Carol . , .45, 81, 82, 87, 112, 118 White, George . . .54, 71, 74, 89, 96, 101 XVhite, Richard ........,,,. 39, 68, 108 White, Ritch ...,...,......44,... 105 White, Susan ,..4..,. 54, 71, 113, 119 Vlfhitson, Bruce 4........., 54, 96, 97 Whitson, Marsha ......39, 67, 79, 81, 83, 120, 121, 126, 129 39 Schaeffer, Sally . Schaffnit, Craig ..4. Schaper, Karen ..... Schif, Barbara .,.4.. Schimweg, Gary .... Schimweg, Terry . . . Schmieder, Bob .... 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