Carbondale Community High School - Dial Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

X?- d555 1 Q Qggqffv ' f S5 Q ff55WiQ 3 Mk Sf ff? 00 if W N QW? if D M52 fm 151 41 r f M2 OQQQ ATF -J as I gdgqqp SEQ Z h WWW Q50 K if La U ,H . , , . , , ,. . A ., ,. ..,,.,....-...,.......,,,, , ., ., ,. ...,..,.. . -..,.., n.. -.4....,. A.-....,..,,..,,.,......--,..,.A..G..,... ..u,,...g.,..mm..a.h.x....uL..uL.......4.....A, , . x!0W7Q7 Quad!!! 0004! C A 253 A5 Q bbw AQ 5 bm VA ff gigs 25525 N 25 Q 4? Q3 w 1. ,i Q s Ffliflggjx Q ,ze Q H W- f M0 QQ Xgfxmw QW? S 5 5 M A J W A 7x Q fx KL 4 H70 -CM, if ,T ,lmwf :Im If V 55f7i2J 'f?'fff' 'JH! '1 'f i'lf5'7W' f'vvW Q 9 V L'W'M'lW.WHW 'N K-X 43 N fbz Ll 5 Q jd 6 435 f U 0 IPD Z- ! 0 LCSFQT N I ggi? X Lf N '43 Q 1f ii5n X4 3 W ' Twof Volume Pontg-Nm, Cwrboadale gig Cwvboudafe, lwmois CohEdii'ms Weudg and Lmdof f- ,ir , .-ff' - ,, ,E 'in - V ,..,. 1 '05, v 1-' 'h -a'T'4 'Qil'-1 'A,.:,'mzf 7' fir-AWK!! 'jhflf-1i?u'i' ' '1, 5- y't-- -ak, - 1- H , ,. ' K V 5 , Q 'Z 4 43:1 I .J -W 3w,1 M I 'Q' f,wwnnovywH '3 ' Mfg!! mv xv ,hr 1 - , 'wg ,051 Hfif: hy' w f nf '1 - f 4 M Qc ., Q7 61 I A 'f' , -4 14- - . 1 '11 , j' 42.14f:? !f- 1 all '. ' 1 '-1 . . 1-, V., V -V 1 , - ' - -. , V .. V P. 3 L.,g5VQx 1 ' 57'Y4IZfz'rff'21-'fff ., H , f ' 1,-W ' i 'mf' 1 1 4 V' 'M H , M 1 gs, Q? k-V. III,-,,j,,--1 . ' ' ' 1 ? :v , If - ' 343 'Vg 'E . ,, 'V M - .,-fl ' f , .Pr Q' M : f -' QU... .. ,N if 15, mm , F an 2' .L'a.'!1i2CA1..v' ' P' x4 Ill' UIQ' D1 1 ll Z IIN ' V f ig E ' 4' Atuwtcvaoue Q-W. un i: n:l W'-1 in 1 l lwMENE Q QW ?? Q gf? :mdwuw Y. P ' 1111 Social Glasses 9066 Adumtisemeuts lvwlw 4 14 48 80 104 180 194 216 Y!! I. i' 3 l 's c l w v J 4' ' 1 ,!, ff a 5 A ..- ,qy ,, -1 ' i:- ' 1 , 1 fglqigivf Af L A f Qu 'sm V.33','rf'A .A ' :.Ai ,W '5,'.,1 ' ,fix .. , v. ii -.g-,Hill ' f 't',xQ 4 :Tr ' M Q, ln' A Nzqw. .I I 4 3 Atimwolfpeaw , ,,.Q. ' ' iv. 4 s mamma , s'1 ' M' V Vx, 1' AV .1 A I EV N 1 5.-- x.. X . ...ff-VV. Awwfof uifcff i -.VVVV VVVVVVV .. V-fm. V , V V. mf 'Vw-A Vs.Vf'Vf -. 1 V- V ' -- wt V A . V' M tw 4-'.:2 'V Vb-V V. :rm . ,VVefV1V.:.,,VV V Ui' ' w 1 P' F. V'gV ' V , my V.. 1 l. uv Q .x wig. ww 44Vu.-'95, V, 5-Q X. .. x .5-ggj-.fiS'ff ,gm .9211 V7A1Qi,Qge.,3'f,g,.b1.lgi,g,t?Lg?,?j,Ef2Mf5,,,gg'.i4Q9ii':j'3f55?,LgiE1353. . X V419 Aa, gqsgnww Wvgqydxiffgfflij .Y 3 245: Q an .Aj a'P-,-V'-'iw-J 15i'f51,,.fn . fm L11 51 'KV fx ,. Q wavy? A 5'4'f ' 3' 4 'gf l!'gf,3g.jf., 14,4 4.,., 3 1'fQ?,, ., N, ff' I .V 'V'f2VwPf V' V2 ' M if 'W M QVV.:V5Vf2 f.f.V.ffV V13 .. 'V '5v,1.,.1'3-Vis-V. ,,'-1- ,-.V-iw. 'rf f..4- . .5 . V , A V. ,V., . .'.:vSfVV5 .. .f.Lf:- V.. H.. --'.V. V V- -.M ' .5 -- , '.: ' ' V2.1 'fm - V' J V.: -Q .rg-. .4 VV.V,:1.V - -V .V V .. . V. V. V- E V' VP. fy! ' '71.- .fi5V-mee. 'V'f'g1'J .wg :rf ', -V V ,- V. .- V 'V ,Q V V . f- , . VV . - VV'f sri- 1 .1 my 'V ' 'VW fb' v- V A ' '- 'ffw V,.- -',,V 'wan ,. V, .ff VV if s Jw? FJWV f 4' Winn Vw' x spy. fV,,x-1,243 iff, 11 ff in agmlx is ,, N N A ,C 'yum 'gm Wiwgv' Ry Nx?'?E1'h '51!kj!H1 f V' 1 N galil ks- Jizir Imqfi 5 V- 4. 1 t , ,S P f w 1 5 'SX t 'lr r Q 6 A 7 Qs . H W A C by x Q U 5' 4 'V' 'P' 'V f I 343' A '341f w 1Mrn', 'A J bf. 0 J .9 . AV 'Q if Qwffifmff H 'V QV' k1'3s1 'gf31 ...Vw .if Vw' mffVVfV?V.VVV,. .V ., Vw ,xg VX, .1 'g' : mxfv 'A 'JH' .f-.-xi! xaxwb A .ar 01443 4 V-an f nm iff E y.,,gA,b,,K U 5, -5fM'. 'L TV V V -.,VQ '. --1. ' V. -- - V . V V VV . . , wg fi2,sz:r.'gffs.:V:V5V..?f.a ?V.QI 33fff. 'X. , x , -. V 3.5 Q. -vs, ,fgqgfxa I V , V ,g...g.. fy V' . VA, ,, V9 ,EL V. ,i-,V 1. ,V,1...VU,,,g:.. NP2VTl'f'T'+' -'K '35 L - V-ld, f'I1l'1.v'f'1 fxlbi iz . 'nf ir., V? if Ni ' ' x '4 ff-'CLK . '-V. Glyn-35' 21 -aibfx. gl-'If 'lil 'G'-'MI Lf ' ,rv'W,V VV V 'V W Q' ' .ff-VV ' :W .V . , , . 1 -V -4 M 'K WN 'ffiwi' Q95 h'1V 'Wim' Ml- QW .Wm rfb J v .W .M ',0d fa- WW 4147 X wc? I' M-,W 41 1 lf I 1 SWK X -BWV S .45 1 .Nw fr ,fa x 4, M 1- swf! . Pk V-Mu, QC K ffl? 5:9 F1174 ,, 552, 11 I , ui gmkfi? ,fffy ,S M, 5 6 V A I In V ,A f Vi 511- 31.11, fri-5515-9 Alu.: A V:- - .sw -2.4.1 :V . VE, M 'V TEQg,f5vy.V Nj f V. ,ye fy 9:5 .1 1, V' ,A:'5,i.. . fVVfi '5f'5fff r71Wf 2--V-+909 , 4 f?P4 Vfff' f VV '-f9C:.,7':l'V5115'53Q??3'Y3 f 'V 1' .V-.JS Q.. V 'Qf'f5?f'ff22'f 'f':3f '?i 5wf V WEEVTL 9-95 owls wr N9 7' Na XNSBN wa X -,, r 1553 nv? 5261! 4 Q, 'sf I x v-,ri vi, I S ff, vxfix X faux ,,- 4,2 A514 gvlggfaw 58 xii? Y, J, '13 Q MZ, . V. V , V . .. . V V . 359.92 V. M .RN V, .1-a wavy V 21 Sz 5 QM wi .V if ,V--V 1 - .Q-..,,,cwAfV,- .fy A., V ,mx :.4gV,.,. 'QQ Q A. . -jx ?-,fr xl x X 1, I -K. fa 5 KV M' 3? yy XI ag 'fpwgieivatg Viv A b Q-A an X ph N im 5 'I 5290. 9M6f'u7 t'5,', wifi' P64510 'Mm .0155-gag, JI: tpfgfnji ,' V ,ug . ,. -...Ev-Vg,-'. 'gd-. -V u'-V rg.: 5. ' .f - 4- ' .Vvsw-1 4V-V'-V-fi V :nu -.V C 4 .V f. 'V V .' , Q- U4 V .6 ...N V vfu Q V' V Nw., ' 1 N VX' aaa., V 'QQ -Sw: ,VVMng:1LV-sfaffl .gV3.5'iV wW'+ .wx V VV-w f :, g ' P ff 5-' wikis-V J lX'GJ52 ' 149 2, wrxgi, 134.-L, , Vywflygf , j -My W 5 IQ! K VR,-,,'liql,AV H152-' - byr,t4.s.,.VQQf,'5 ,r32'?g.lf.L wif? ,pf ' ' W ' F V +. V -V . , V,V . , V KS' if' in .5iff7fW3 i4, Q, Ve r 5z?.. gfff, nigh 3, 'mgsif 2 w QVZQV wg? ,Vg f-if 34 'QQ 5515544 frm, ifgwjm ,N M f 1 Vw c fig v s X sf fa ..4sx,-ffiisgmym 3 3 wieggfpkifgt J' 56 s.: .pow jk, v 9,k',,,3, ,xml av i? 4f4',nW?fb I7 xi V. www gf. 95? Jsf g,veNf.f 1. gs 'RFQ ,S 4, 3253, 44 f S ,SQ DVM vs 4571.4 gp f Y, A f f 4 1 -sxuxig aff 'L 'M 45,9 3 0 .5 f ,M '-:gy V 1 V :V x Q fx 1 :gl :S S -ima, 3,v,,5l,fiv,.bH 4 Q.. y2'l4,1.:'a?b?2sy K IV, x .K 'W A SW,vx3f+,,?:Q J MX1 A00 QW? 2' 'N P 'IJ XQ ?. V 1 F '5 , Ji X 1 X f I '31 MV. 1 365 e ' S' X'3iV4Yf1.VtB :5f' - ' ' M ' f ff ' 1 ' P5 'X ' ,YQ , Q , v by If I Q9 X 1 v. 1 .. Q 1 3: .V '71 X39 , :M A N: f -V 1, L, ' .Q V 'V ' ' 'V ?'f iV1?1'V :42 i2.-' f 3. ' ish f 'V'-.. 4 'V wfffi- '- V V hx, VP-3 'fri' 2'-.5l:,V'f?51'V:V' V -'EWU 7' .' 1' V Wfwff' '-v Biz 3 ' -Pfrifrf-V 44' We 5: V I-. 35 i.wEi,V,,1 ,. ky V. . , V 1... i . 5.5. ., V V Ng: 5,1 LA.: ,A .. gi fl! H .,,V gy., .V 33.1, . ,fri 4 4.4, fswjl E .,,.4p. V.,-, rjW,.,r, '-1NQX f!Vl ' J' X-3.-V-'. .w -cz . I-. Rfk 4 Q 2 ' .: ' V - ' ' 'V INV 'F . H- A -Ni - -A5655 5. ' SV- 'A , ' VV - . Pz' .' 47ff'K.ff'f' f .' :.L,.. r ' f '-4, . ' V. ,ffwfglffseisi ' 'Vfsiq V . - 'Q ex 1 'V -V mf VVf'f.V VxV-W: 'V VW-ff? :im if K3 Q .l VM- -PX 1. fini? 2'-bp 7.1-J, Qyfyrs i.,,4g,-gif., 5 ,vi Av , . EC.,:.aiJ-E ,yy -'A Tgyggif H H ,mb3':g,2. -4- C 4 n y , ' ' ' - - '- -H. '.. 'V '..fV-V, 2 A5 Vi V.g'q.:m1,,V' ,-,- 5, V A if l ,V 4 p 'xr Q52-,,g X V, ity gpg i X' xx 1 I vw 45: 5 0: A ,2 . X 5. 5 , . V N3 .r i, J ? . L if ,,, Q A : j- f 1 N Y Z, , 1 V? V , X. 0 x lf: Z, D kbtv. Vt V. '34, V, x' 3 -N' ' V . F: - -. tml- f K -917,5 ...V ,wh . ' ,. .Vi 5, in V A .Mya , I , N tu-Z1-'.. viNx-.ln 3-V'-ff . --.,'4fVV :FV V ' f-'l' 'L ' ' 'ff A 'E 'Pwr 9.39.5-1 1'. ' M. -hi- 1 '- 'A .1 4' 'Zi ' T.'.'?l 'S'-VZ, 1- VJ . V V97 vim-, .. ' , 'V L' fV .gwtff - 3 - ey .x,s'KQe,5V-wgy , .JJ ,V -MV 5.5. Q . . nfl-5 ,hx ,V.mf.5:V.4E, , --1:'Vf .J,g, Hp, l.. 44 V '..V.5.ff 1' ' V V A 1, ' 2' ,VJ -VV. i+q1,f-' ' , - , Vs-V, V , 2,V,.?Zff: '.ffzqskgffg-f5.gg .1fj'fY5i,,1 '?x.1 K' 1 x f 1 L 's r je f m. 5, 6 , AA Q L46 ,K f ' Q34'0V X X .sag X 2, ff WS 515 ' WL vw ' ,JW -iw 4 Q 411' Ak' JSA .V V429 ' xxx 4q9n Q wr if YM V121 f K, Pri' uwwfff AS' V3 f M , Y 1i9 f?,S5'. mi? ZV7' gy' tk? fig L v ,, X f V 4 My 4 If my it K Qt 9,541 .4 NY. J ' 'J-,' JP, N .1 'uf' 1' 9 s ' '-' J z ,g V . dbg. af X X if Wir Ay 0 rv K, ,M Jyfwf ,Har ,, Vmffn g. . 5'V,,5..--Mffzg, .4, - ..f,V.V 1., uw. s b 3 - -,Z .. x,,.. 5. , .W . . . - , , fVr cfV ' 2, V, . 193-'.h'l V 1 .-- Vw . Q - -'qw nw-':.V-' - '- 'J .- A .V .V 'mf .f 1- '- V .V V. V f's1S5fmf-in-zrwr-ff'1-Q..4'2-f-.1VVwV'v'5iW-V V. ff . Y.-iw VVQI-.nf V.V Vfwaal- .- V- V -- . pa r- ' 4 V. -v 31-,iq .s:.V.-if.-1 -.- w ah: . g ffiv'-'wf,':s?.r3f QQ-WV. 'VW -- 'V 'A 1'-ASV. gym' '-JV ' , ii - .fYfz.vs - ,fs- 1 - V- ' ' ' ' '- ' ' V girr' f ' - . f 'ff--151' yu '-321 .3 . f. .. .1.l',V f'faV,,25 .. . -gb , ff .Q.Tf,,Q.V 'W V. yz..,.g3a V Q7 V. V Rm 'Vs V . ,Wafgj ,E , fp . 1V: w -- - :,y V' .,. ,NV rx, x '-f x -f 'i3,V.. ' .' ..-V , T ', , ' 2Y z'..Vj3f4 4- ,- 1 .-- f fr' .25 VfYi1,'43.4 4 1 X 5 'fig . 3,2 F w,54i,5., QA . big ,QNXVQ may-S :Iv .yz , ff-. '1 . V . X97 , g?,.f16J,jI 7 iv 45,504 46 nz YK Yagi Nw , 3 J 9 V A ,Q KA' ,. 3 f.PQf,,, ,L -V ,V f. 1 4, Q .faffv ,gfqf 1 W ' V my A. .V wwtwg if Pwxif W M .V V f V+ f uf ,V f f G W :ig V-,fi X R sa L 'M 3155 'K X 4225, Vw -8,1 'kwa' m'z3f',V -We Q x'Z'5A.v4 fi' V.. N. 1 f ,pg , ,Q 5 .,, 4 .-rw , , 05,3 vga if f,f,i4,Fwf gig, xzf'QQ,ve, f M av V' , -5.-JU Cv ' 4V -. . Q' w V 1 ,-. - . .,,V. ? 'x4gigQ . JQWTQ CA. Q if' 'G'-if'-. , WE? VK ' V, 'C ai ..e?f 'f, V'-if - ' . fn' , 0 L wwqff -,'MV'V.V xx,Q.V. V. .Vp ww-:V .V N' V - . . . N : V' ' . ., '+V VV + -K. if 1. SM. V .' xg dmtgsx. . l A VX yhhgixggfig if 5. ' Ag 2 1,336 . , ,ya K. .tow is . .af ,ff .--AQ ., , V, , efff:3V,2.3i5m ':.V21:,.iV?:,,M,VI-'Ji WV'iv,,,.-.,i'1..-rdf, A V' I., I ' tg V xg' , Sw. N '59-ZS, 'M , EK' sf Nvgri 4 .1 if bn :.ff,-35314 vi, jfwyhggb ff if Q, L maj TJ A 'f ' P1 A v 0 X xv -4 NPV' X 57 J 3 ' ' I 'YQ X' f' ' ' - 'V ' V - V1 r.V':'- 4-1 ra - . V X 94 J 9 1439- is 571-49 'mr 4' Six, X fe bi-35-Z '13 gy ' 14. lf.7,1, ',' jdhfbawgzg- fjgasx -VV ,-in fx.: - -, 'ge . gg- ,.. ,V V y ,V ff- , V, V .V . - . .,. V V , , 54:5 vgyae' VV. Q. 'S . . . ,5 , 4 A , v-V V V ..' ' . ,.. ,-K 1 V'. ff - V f .V -. -6-.V g f 'f . , , Vw. V, , ,- J .. ...fuk NA, f , 'V 1 . V , X ,C 1 1 4. Vg , , - .. ' ., V V4 4, ,-15,-V, . ,,eV,..-. 5,4 . V,x.f1,, V -,, f -A4 , wa' ,-,QM V... V. ,',r ,., .. V., ,V .. s . ,, ...M Gr, V. , , 11,35 In g.vfj,xP Lg u .Vg qzgg fgqgz T iwZlw,?5FQg cafify ' 'X - 5. 4.,'x.,, Q. Vx. jgkg-. Q? W 1, F I v'fli3'Qf ,131 KRW Y! t' ws! ' V1 Q 4 4 gy' ' ' 1. ' H. f iS.? i ' . Tig' HS 4 f ue X -iii . . FV, ' A -.Vw .J M. , Q .V V... -V V wwf' V K YW f QXMA' M f M 'H .V fN.V '5:'.,..5b'Cbffw'f- ww 9 vi Vw.: a a' . J m M V 1 1 -fo: 17. 5-:M x 'fr' -- H V' V : 'V..-.V V :-gf: -w'.: ' - .,: J? '- -V-.Af .f ...se 4. . .V . . , .V V V V gg 'N 54 K - .. LV- - gbthgi K v,j Yf ' aah' 15,-J- ,gi94Q?,',1'gL , .I VV. .'. ,- 'V'-V 'W' V -5 v ' ' . j, ' FQ, 1-,AM 5, Q-, 1 - . ,UV n 5 , 1.1 h 4 5 . V, ... - -..- -A :.- V-V -- V . , U . V- . . - '-1, pf-, 'Q --I- ,fs V .r ..' , . f' , 14 ,,,.,f-V 5' -V V f.--f- f V. .1 V . N .. .. ,gal M, t f, .. . ,gl I- 1f.f'g'gf,,Q4:,1,Vw' I, ,. kt II iL 6E,1 7 V-. tl Gy SE' fb., . 5 . A ' xg W X ' 'Q' Q W 'ff 'f+'fi f PY. VWVVf2.VV4 VV. o V, 1 N' LV: -w-lr'.'. V.. ' V V .V.:,,,.1V.,, , --f V. V . .V . V . V. -'V V' Lfg,N.,gxggf f- 2 5:1!YV4i?f,?fPL'f,,Lg.Z,g -f'.1v M-.fr .,jVV:Yf.:.a,,g, 1 N - V , ,V A V -. - -. , . , , V V Q vagina A xxx Jw VV.VLwf ' ' 'W V ' ... A V. .V .. . V' . V VV - ' VW W' V? V-W WVV.V2ff.V'VffV 32- 1 wg, agwfzw' . p V . N , 1 Q.: , ,Q P E -'5 6 aff ANZ ff ' 1 x W '- LJ, .Q , 'Q - -ng.. s,,. A + U5 , V, . V . . V . ., , . .. , , Q Sax .QQ Wgsfs X9 wx AS FN. Q fi ..g1vfQ:V!9d3q:9,x,fV4i.Ex,.V 5 .W 4, V A Z ,Q H 51 ,,.4,5k, jQmL?,. V., . .. , . n , 4 Z5?'x?..VV' , ,y1. -gf' V' fl' f .- 15' V. ,., fI'q7ifQF ,jk .1 a3L..'hji.3'?qf' A-ffl.,-X' QQ. - ff 11, - . . V , Q. ,f ,. A., , ,I l N ,, l .sum V if '-if-9.2 -' 5 - HSM '.+r'V2-.. V. f.'-Z 4'V-..t3-11-':.,f,.VV1p,Vn,. '1 at .jf5:i'5z.':f3f3giQg:, af V' Sim ' ff , ,V V fi 'i V, . ,. .. :.V 5-1.Q:.Y. V364 Sifwxu Q64 may.1!2.L'r1?..f4V5t.1a'riQg-3121Vfhfiif 'X'-Mtg Q :idx 'Nil 1 ,Q '1 , v, 'IL ,X x 4a vu as, I xl, .,,-,QXLSS Qfzyfij-,, 3 ,Y My 4 greg KM!! ty Xxx, 1- .1 Q , , K ' SX QRS. N - 'V' '51 V'V2-a5Q,'.J '7vf9ffV'VLV:,eZ1M5 .diff-...-gf.V..f f:SpV1.V.- -5- .e. f..-. ,J V ..- M . Q uw. . . 5, , .. , V. ,ji , .vw egg, ,gi Q . . QT.. VEQQ., , gl,K.371,-.M ,,,f,,V . J ..V., Vqyff... gV.': 51,.V.'-55 f if: 'az . E., .png - fv.Vg:4V 'Q 'X ' K 'af ' 'W V 'fffff ff. 2 f 2 54 'ff fivVfV.,45'?,+22' Q af 1w.imaffV.VaV,2, L W1 af..-iI'V. ' ff' NS' 'NXQE' f. 'V :Wg-..-1f,AgV,inb.1'. 'ffifgjjzg-gg-'Va-.V-Vg.u. . .,.fgV,g:'f-- :, c VXVV 'fr ,,, V . . .., V V , S V . We 'wr-w-V V' V 'Ve,.':vr 1 wig. .Vs g2if'.ffV 'f fx-'.w'9fiff'L' f+' .1 f -'V' 'mVzilP-' ' VV ' 4 'I ' . ' WC' 2.9-' ax' K' ' 'F 'N ' ' fi . A V. .Q V ,. . ,. V .4, ,LV-fl., .vw gpgg .5V,,q,,1.V.3 ...fn ,sg VY' 'S'?W-Jy, - ,VV fa .. . ,.., . . E .. V, V ' I 'H' V: 'V fri?'?-. vlfV'ftfftVf1l' -22:-,V. . .,.,v.':e?v ., 427165 .wa .F , ...f . 1 X X . . . .. . V . KV. f. . .V...V.i....-9, . K., .. ,V.'p.'5-V: .1752.gi1,Q-35iffzV.?,5ggf:5'j.,,p5355-fgg'g.gG.,,.1r1w.V gyMEg-gig?f1j?.?:nl,'gffZ,,2Z:, ,55.,ZjiAi5Q7?f1Qj3y , 1 V V . I4 V .V .1 .Vp .,.,,4.V,, ni Mc.. 1,.,,, I V . 2 X V. ,. 4 . . V . 'V ,I , ,Q .V,. ,C Arg- Dizzy!! ., 4.--V , .FV A .1 -. V , .,.A.V,l, 'li A if ff1-.iffy 4 va 55 - vr . chfygi ff ., -.hy H2 Vx'V-3:7 Vw... uf .Vf .X .QL- , Af V,,v'VV', V V- HV .VVg,.V,5.1, dk, . ff. ,.Q1'V.:?VV,Qf QV1' ij. ve :7'V'z.:'V '7 -aV'.'A V... V V .. , . . V, V - 1- - - -VVV , .. . ,..V1, , . . ..,.Vq V, .I , . N ' A , . . J 1 A V Q V Y' f 'V Vff'.g': :af un.-.' 'cfc vV,-f..- V4 -V,': - , .V V ,A x 4 4 1 . V- -.-. f ., , V,,. ,.,,..-., , .,V V ' 'xl' ' , - 'V V .-. .V- ,g,.VV,f. , ,-. . ,V ,. . . x .1 R. . 1 , , , V, V,x-1,3-. 1 N .,A,.,V, V,.AV.- V,Vf, , V, , ,I .n. 4 . . 1 ' V ' A -4, Q V x 1 Atuwfaoasb , , K il,-V -, . V! Q ,' . ,J L- A, -0- . ug .,.s1 v!32,g?:, - ,X , af Y . -ana- -ww zu, wp eww 34 Awwtabebofwv L4 41' V1Vl N uwmllww r 49 f V ' 0 fu I ' U. VJ X! rn-. 1-1 ik -Q, M1 . pf' ' ,Akr ., Liw. -ffiT2fgwZf .5 4.35, + .V ,451 .V I . ' ' , , , f M' .: . ' iyr 1 .L S - 'Hes Q . . . 1 ,. al Aiiawtofdow N N N N N N N N N N N N N N QNX NN W X X N , f X fx -X ' Xi N fwkxw Q XX g i Q xs RS X X A X'NxxxxxxxNx KXXtU M X MQW MXNNTWX f K R v SXT. K X x X X X 1 X X V QI, I ' XXGXXX 'J MN Q y Q ,, WE N, 'X W wwkxw m fJ. M-.71l ' k'A' ' ' Mm ,MIN-1 H .yl!p.!F f g ' 52, MM l W ff ' f M' ' 1 ' Sl ff ? 5 Q ' Awwfofspealw. . . Atawfofdmaw K MBL Ag '- V' R f.g+1,. . I . 1, I6 P' . , . wi f ' w 1. , , ., My fly 1 4,7 if? j 2:4-wi, ' , viwhl . hm, . fm 1 c' .. 2' Q 5 A 41- , 'H R T 'li ' vm , 1 2 f' 1 ,, T f ,, 2, lx, , 9 ' lsweafuiffs mobfoovaafe. - Eooiesiashs fri . J, wx N V , 5 ff 5 X 1 71' ' A 1 . lf, -A . Y I N .. 5 xxx A, arm v 2' ' I X I 'MV' ,FN an ,M 'JN -..QQ V ,..f- r 4 fi 4 A i A.,-. j' . , 1. ww 1 - , fmf-'pphi-J47?4syjf 1 ., . - 'ffhv Jawa' 1 , .'gggg,1QefLgpf,:W . ff ,Wi mfg, 4' '94, 'S N iv MU ,K You'rc caught! Mr. Stangle points to his infamous FINK OF THE YEAR diploma. An instructor must be dedicated to the student and to fair teaching. He must be able to make the confused ,,,,f understood. People who have the ca- pability to instruct and encourage the student are rare. In the classroom, Mr. Stangle re- veals this ability as an instructor, proving to be of great value to his students. He is able to explain until the questioning follow and the con- fused understand. Outside the classroom, he is always an optimistic, sincere person, whose unlimited enthusiasm makes him one of the most respected members of the faculty, by students and faculty alike. Always willing to spend his time in support of athletics and the extra cur- ricular aspects of schooling, he has served as a class sponsor, an an- - nouncer at ball games, a coach, and a friend. This DEDICATION is but a small acknowledgement of his endless services to the staff and our school, his warm personality, his cheery smile, and his friendly greeting. To you, Mr. Stangle, we dedicate the Dial of 1972. Mr. Srangle in class. The spirit generated by these five friends was led by our own Mr. Stangle I eff! ff , 1 , , 7 5 ' 5 LW. iiijif Sal LQ L! ' M ' . 'f f V, ' lufih ' w -' Vw, I F , M., 'TRW ' wi' ' '. ,, '-3,f fx.4-,, ,, ff 4+ 1 e ' , f ' ' f Q ' .H C- w , Q! lil , ' WM f , F 4 'f W 1 75' 1 ff' 1' L Ui,-. ' ' 0 , . ru f' X 'Q 5 'QQ Li , ' fg-fb, I ,, , k 3 ,f ' ' ., fd . 1 ' V A 5 f' 'ff ' jf ,, ?4f7fff , , , 11. I , 5 2 W 4 ti 4 Q.- , A x H ,wx-.,-,, , , 'Jw 0, 4' f' ' ,J , ,1 I f, ' , f,,5 fx .',1,' v ' ,, I ,,, i I xp 2 if, gl 5 I, y -if 1 if f ,Q W, ' I , VI 1 , H M ,I ,, , ' ' I. .Z' .l ,. , . ' wk Q 1' ' M ' ' ' 5 '4 , -5.25 ' 2 Wh f 2 1 'TEA ' N ' 'K 'V A - 1 ' Muff -L I' ' J z- f- I ghyfif l '3 ' 'U ffvzgifi 'V Q ' ' ik! ,BN 5 , xi , . ,- , 4 ' U' fx +1 . 11, a ff. I ' gy 0 '- ' ' - 0,07 ZF' -ff wi. A. - ' , Y w f i ' '41,-v , ' by f ' x J ' -' ' ' v ':', Z , ,? ' 5' f ' X1 , , I if 1 QW? 7' F Lv 7 i xx . If , ,V , 5 ,I , E 3 A I :rf I ff Au In I ' ' e A, 1' I ix ,W 77- 1. If V V , I ,fail H . L77 i kry, , I g If X 'j' M . I Q ,- I- I 'VL-.Q.:,, y 4' -ww, A . -f f 'f J , V ' Z , in ,jg ' 77 I , L4-RQUAEQ.. L W .A , A , f , j f I V .If L H f ' L M I K 4, 3 W - I I if 0 .rg 1 ff! f f ' 3 rj ,, 311. , 11, dx WL 3 'L Q-0 Q35 .K . , , V., ,T f k'X L x 4 K UML EDITOIZIAL To publish a yearbook which accurately and interestingly reflects the school year is the goal of all the Dial Staff members. Co-Editors Wendy Frei- tag and Linda Stocks spent many long, hard hours in the early stages of plan- ning and in supervising work sessions where the plans went into effect to be- come the actual pages of the yearbook. With the combined efforts of a dili- gent staff, the co-editors, and the capable guidance of the editorial advisor, Miss Stephens, the 1972 Dial was successfully completed. Frexhmarz Editors Sophomore Editorf junior Editor: Senior Editon Faculty Editors Karen Dietz jane Maxwell Terry Stains Peggy Cochrane Brad Goss Gail Parrish Kathy Coracy Susan Ramp Barbie Vogler Barbara Goss Ann Klopp Sheila Stains Tracy Dillard Beth Peterson Linda Stephens Organizations Editors Mary Lou Webb Sofia! Editors Nan Nolting Karen Carlock Valerie Gradl Co-Editor Wendy Freitag Sports Editor Index Editorx Copy Editor Photographer, Central Axsixtant Photographer, Centra! Prefhmarz Photographers Artzkt Bwinexx Managery Editorial Advisor Buriners Adozkor Patti Cochrane Paula Thalrnan Bill Byrne Bess Maxwell Dana Pulley David Ray jill Rendlemen Richard Fischer Blake justice ,Ion Meyer Larry Marshall Linda Morris Mary Morris Miss Stephens Mrs. Page Q -Lili? for C g W I ' jf ',g 'X' '- ,egg ML .. : x ., J 'i 'i4,',:' s' . shffk'-. 'X i Q., .1 iv Y N, .N .I ..',, .I K 1 I l . it 'l f vi a ,nf s , f . . 4: . . IN . 'HU ' W 'A l' 'V' Y' - ww: r L i V, AU, ' ' if i I fill A :ii i 1 I ' :Il W Wiwarbr - I rw . f i I 1 4 . 'iff ', +13 : ---.iv ' . ' Q xi if ,fb rf ' A I Ji . K V y 1 y Y - Irs t mn v I C op: --1 i X' V? 1 'Z' Pl gag I.. , l.e-E l' 5, ' 4 1 :ui l 1 -3 . . 3 f i- .. . .-,a , , qi-5 :O if 5 it ai ka ll wil R ii ' 'll 4 ' ,, ' Is, ' 5 ' gk En 5 X H l' . . .E T , Q jx, . v- if -,r ,I ' i - - ' . ' f v Y t I A 3' ,L 4 Q lv 'I fi Z 'Ev' 1 1 ggi V 5215: ' .3 R M ll CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Bev Henderson, Susan Shiplett, Charlene Evans, Linda Morris, Mary Lou Morris, joann Davis, Patti Martin SECOND ROW: Mrs. Page, Barbie Holcomb, Cindy Fox, jcannie Cauble. Debbie Smith. Sarah Matthews The Dial Ad Staff, sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Page, serves a major role in producing the school yearbook. By so- liciting advertising space within the Dial, and selling the fin- ished product, this group finances the yearbook. piss' 2523 WN' O I-IONOPJ QOCIEIY The National Honor Society, spon- sored by Mrs. Ebbs, is an honorary or- ganization formed to commend stu- dents for leadership, scholarship, ser- vice, and character. The officers of the National Honor Society are Tom Brown - president, Harry Edelman - vice president, Colleen Kurtz - secre- tary. MONIIU A new approach was taken this year in producing the school newspaper, The Monitor. Through the combined efforts of the journalism, Photogra- phy, and Graphic Arts classes, the paper was produced entirely within the walls of C.C.H.S. Mr. Richard Lake is sponsor. FRONT ROW: Linda LeFevrc, Lynn Philipp, Harry Edelman, Tom Brown, Colleen Kurtz, Heidi Gro- sowsky SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ebbs, Susan Geyer, Alisa Anderson, Bess Maxwell, Mark Holder, jun Is- bell, Barbara Goss. FRONT ROW: Dave Shoer, Mark Atwood, Darwin Steams SECOND ROW: Vickie Ross, Kenneth Adams, Charlene Waller, Mr. Iake. FRONT ROW: Mr. Leming, Chris Duckert, Barbie Holcomb, janet Leonard, Pat Nguyen, Bess Maxwell, Pat Harrlage, Terry Tolle, Linda LeFevre, Steve Cecil SECOND ROW: Linda Stocks, Paula Thalman, Tina Pappelis, janet Ashby, Wendy Freitag, Kathy Coracy, Charlene Evans, Barbie Vogler, David Ray THIRD ROW: jim Osbom, Terri Orthwein, joni Hays, Jeannie Cauble, Bobbe Schulz, Patti Cochrane, Linda Stephens, Bill Leebins, Mr. Aspell. 1 :Ti-E' a W ship provided by President Bess Maxwell, the Council ! f' I - Q iii, 5 W j : , 'gig yr , f . ' , , U 7. . iv i L ' za' ,V4 . T' 1 ,492 Leif a '.V, . ,V liyy V 4 ' Q - i y E . . . 1, n f ' ' A f' Student Council has ained rommence recentl as , , ,,,, ,y , g Y Q R y ' 4 '4' ' 1 - ,E an important tie between the students of CCHS and gk ,iq 2 f l - ' -ff the faculty and administration. Through the guidance Xa: -W 4 ,r,' ii of sponsors Mr. Leming and Mr. Aspell and the leader- ' . 1 ,Q A -, f - if sponsored a successful Homecoming Dance, held at ' 1 v V 'S -.- .f 5 '1 f .. CCHS East for the first time. QS.-..f--V '- iii? ix jf- , Sit - f-T: Q if' E ' if-'TTB l 'ii it if if f it ,ggi 'gal 1.V, u fi 5 kia-'ff-ff 9 ' Vt ,B s 5 1 1' , , FRONT ROW: Susan Coleman, Steve Ramsey, Steve Elizer SECOND ROW: Den- ise Cooper, Eric Brown, Tim O'danie11. lg? 1,3 Student Council members take time out from assisting at Freshman Orientation to pose for a picture. '3- -w- 'Na Bess Maxwell - president, Charlene Evans -- secretary, and Wendy Freitag - treasurer, demonstrate thc dignified manner in which Student Council of- ficers conduct themselves? Q 9 If you're glad to be on Council, clap your hands! W-,,f' Al :E I-WAN Cl-ASQ OFFICERS T Steve Elizer - president, Maura Rayfield - treasurer GOP!-IOM Cl-ASQ OFFICE!-Z9 , 'u' ..--4 Beth Coatney - secretary, Bill Leebans - - president, Todd Stephens - vice-president, Fred Oberg treasurer .Sidi Bob Okita - vice-president, jim Osbom - president, Brad Lucbkc - treasurer, Susan Ramp - sec- rctary Jumora CLASS omoerae FRONT ROW: Susan Cox - vice president, Leola Parrish - treasurer SECOND ROW: Bev Freeman - secretary, Steve Cecil - Dresident QENIO CI-ASQ OFF-I 91. I 1 l FRONT ROW: Barbie Vogler SECOND ROW: Sandy Smith, Bev Henderson, Linda English, Mary ,Io Gray, Nancy Lipc, Linda LcFcvrc THIRD ROW: Debbie Fleming, Cathy Cannon, Rhonda Crawshaw. VAIZQHY E128 The exuberant Varsity Cheerleaders were a familiar and welcome addition to Terrier football and basket- ball games. Headed by Captain Sandy Smith the Cheerleaders not only supported the teams at the games but also promoted school spirit in many exciting pep assemblies. They attended a summer workshop in Texas and were awarded the .gbirit stick for their accomplishments. Also included in their activities was a successful summer workshop which they sponsored for sixth, seventh, and eighth graders. FRONT ROW: Linda Stocks, Kathy Coracy, Terry Tolle SECOND ROW: Tammy King, Barbie Holcomb. The Wrestling cheerleaders, with their pep and enthusiasm, helped to bring wrestling to a primary position at C.C.H.S. By promoting the meets through posters and by encouraging and cheering for wrestlers they certainly did their part in providing a successful season. IL4 .1 Both home and away the junior Varsity Cheerleaders aroused spirit in support of the Junior Varsity basketball and football teams. Miss Strack, their sponsor, spent long hours with the girls, trying to prove that practice makes per- fect. Vickie Shacklee served as captain. Mrs. Kaplan sponsored the freshman cheerleaders as they backed their football and basketball teams by radiating pep, enthusiasm, and spirit in the Freshman class. Mary jane Zimmer was electec their captain. FRONT ROW: Margaret Gibson, Vickie Shacklee Cindy Calvin janet King SECOND ROW Yvonne Kenner THIRD ROW: Candy Kctrmg JUN! 0121 VAIZQHY I-WAN FRONT ROW: Lori Lambert, Margie Newbem, er, Donna Towers, Mary jane Zimmer. L l,M Kathy Brewner. SECOND ROW: Jeni Walk- IA , fa W,-r .,, V, 13- fa f' H .frm-' . -W , . -- in-.x':r.w 'I f- ' ,- fx ff FRONT ROW: Larry johnson, Greg Yehling SECOND ROW: Mr. Rcusch, Mr. Co fy. BIOICJUNG The Bicycling Club, sponsored by Mrs. Major, is composed entirely of energetic freshmen. The members are joined with a love for the outdoors and a realization of the wealth found in physical ex- ercise. --1-1 V- , -- .. - .. .5 .,, ,C . .-, ' -. I . mr,-en-fs 1-ff' fm w 1 -' FRONT ROW Ronald Reynolds, Ben Chu, jim Twomcy, Debbie Poole, Debbie Smith, Wendy McClure, Lisa C 'lv ' ,n Wodz, Steve Ramsey, Kerry Braswell SECOND ROW: Beth Edmondson, Terry Levelsmier, Kathy Keller, jay ,if-. 1 Denise Cooper, Donn Cooper, Melissa Moulr' Lisa Calhoun, Cathy Grotta, Penny Cremeens THIRD ROW: Eric i 1 Philip Moss, Pete Goodin. PHGKD FRONT ROW: Pete Goodin, Peter Maurath, Steve Ramsey, jack Davis SEC OND ROW: Bob johnson, Vivian Wotiz, Blake justice. ' The creative and intriguing work of the members of the Honors Art Club has often been displayed in the Learning Center during the school year. The talents of these students were guided by Mrs. Renfro. in i 1 , H Eli 4 'A .4 if .V ' VV 5 .3, ' V f -- 'ii Z if V- V ' 'A 'Q if f , '-V 1 . ' 4. -, . ' N . - ' 't Q' 5' ' I - ' 'w x f3 tf,,. 75- ' ,- .VS.V:7? ' . ..,. f f 3 'V' ' 5' :V R .f 1-:7Vft f ., l ' ., . V5 Alfhmfxkirrj 'A H 5 ' 2 ' ' ZF' ,. V lx X Q1 V1 V Qxg, ing :MV V 5 e f I5 wg-jug V' . 'V sr V' VI , . '- f . 5 ::f gf' .i',gf',4:'M1- -,rfb IMA - ' f 1 if 'ea li J ' ' ' T. 13 ,rw V V. t -' ' ' ' ' ' 'Vt ' 7.12 .Q wtf ill? . 1' affix ' R' ' f2i'f'g I Sl: 12 -' . V . x ,,., - t K , d X 51: ' X 1, x V, ' f V ff si ' qgigg ,fl , Ji ' ZZ' ' Q' ' wi 'Q-, ' af 504' , I ff, ' izf, ff' 1' 7 ' ' 4, ' ,- fi'- 1 V V f ? 5 'V 'icy ffm , MV Q7 Z V. , , f R X Q V , ' , T 1 - rag ,V , XC ' z 'f.:'1z-'11 . '-' ' - : rw- V U , ' '- ff . . .1 -' f--.,, -Q ' .,, t f gggzgw.. qw ' fi? -eawlh , Nffff gt ' Vw -' 1 26 ,ny ' ' lf ,' '- V ., ,Hn y.'.g.l,' 48 ,fc . ,r -.44 -, - X 4531 ff mf r J - 11555.-V . A ' PQ3 -VV V2 'Si' ' ' 'Sf -.54-,-3 c-:- . .. ..., VA. UM,-4' 1 .,,,, by V -VV --'ivz-wif.-29:-5:4-.-.'f . K 2 ' V 1 VI' we... . 433' , , , -t-ww 'few V 5 , -v as -541, --- . ' I ' V vVf..?'j,,.,5p Ns-,t 'wif' f f 1, 4 'f f f .f -V iz, . at V N FRONT ROW: Mrs. Renfro, Walter Norman, Patty Dugas, Cindy Lindsay SECOND ROW: Nancy Cunningham, Mike Russell, Rick Shelton, Cathy Ehrenfreund, Larry Marshall. MONO 09 9 I 1. CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Terry Hunter, Susan Cox, Brenda Glenn, julia Kelley, Peggy Craig, Gale Brooks SECOND ROW: Althea Henderson, Jacqueline Gamble, Donna Curtis, Pam Cecil, Kathy Laster, Jeanne Lindsey, Mrs. Criminger THIRD ROW: Cheryl Warner, Barbara Deniston, Sharon Glover, jane Clarlt, Cassandra Westly, Candace Russell, Belinda Exum, Georgianna Rogers. I-I OF- CA .Jn . + BQ ,,' ssl'-le ir xx' EAST: FRONT ROW: Carolyn Larson, Dana Bolen, Cindi Taitt, Sharon Miller, Libby Andrews SECOND ROW: Mary Grace Curtis, Donna Adams, Gayla Bobbish, Sharon O'Dell, Deborah Stanley. The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Bonne, Mrs. Criminger, and Mrs. Todd, estab- lished new purposes for their organization this year, some of which were to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society and to develop interest in home economics, home economics as a career, and related occupations. Some of their activities during the year were a candy sale, adoption of grandparents at Styrest Nursing Home, and a Valentine party at the nursing home. EUQINEQQ LEADERS OF .f,,. in FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lingle, Becky Robinson, Connie Reinhardt, Diane Cherry, Gayle Fozard, Mr. Darnell SECOND ROW: Jeanie Borger, Lee Trucblood, jonnell Lager, Debbie Palmier, Susie Rayfield, Evelyn Gates, Amy Lemasters. The Future Business Leaders of America are sponsored by Mrs. Lingle and Mr. Darnell. Their purpose is to en- courage business leaders and promote business-like conduct. They participate in meetings with other schools, money-making projects, and the state FBLA Conyention. This organization is open to anyone taking business courses or who has previously taken them. Their officers for this year are Gayle Fozard - president, Connie Reinhardt - vice-president, Diane Cherry - secretary, and Becky Robinson - treasurer. Assisting in the library by checking out books and magazines and generally assisting the librarian are the main duties and purposes of the East Library Club. Their sponsor is the librarian at East, Mrs. Bertha Vaughn. EAQFLIBRARYCLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bertha Vaughn, Angie Gibbs, Gela Chism, Patty Biggers, Cindy Sisk, Lawrence Miller SECOND ROW: Cheryl Mays, Donna Alexander, Lisa Ekker, Donna Cooper, Greg Yehling, Thomas Lipe. CA SCIENCE EAST: FRONT ROW: jim Twomey, Karen Dietz, Tonya Lence SECOND ROW: Larry Deniston, john Shepard, Dennis Dietz. Mr. Lawrence is the sponsor of the Science Club, which is designed for students interested in in-depth study of science and the planning of science projects and field trips. Membership consists of students from both East and Central campuses. Officers are Lex Cralley - president, Leslis Audi - vice-president, julie Phillip - treasurer, Nancy Cunning- ham - secretary. CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Ed Long, Lex Cralley, Nancy Cunningham, Charlie Strusz,-Iulie Phillips, Sharon Dietz, Bill Cassel SECOND ROW:' Bob Tucker, Debbie Boline, Mary Hillestad, Joann Davis, Candy Ketring, Gale Priddy, Benita Ross, Mike Bcmadoni, Lawrence Phemistcr, Mr. Lawrence THIRD ROW: Sandy Russell, Roger johnson, Matthew Dinnis, Mike Hall, Sharon Boline, Terri Orthwcin, jean- D -. 0 9 C U' ... I' Ea H D- 53 11113 agqgghnutlll l - 1. -,,, C Qs -, ' ,P A Q ': WM, I , -ffl ' A 1 fp, 3 f lb, Y Q-' , V3 , ,M , s 1 4-QQ l 1 rl I f ' R 'ii' N, i - ' ' 4 Ji i .B 3 3 H ff, in ' x ' A ., , vi .ilvx 'f ' E I .9 Hag V Q 4. 'gil f . ii? t . ' ' -' -- f , - W A-,' -, ' , S AMW, be . -1 N H X W i RL : ,, 5 xl ' f ff, 5 , dir! A Q 5, , , L I., . L- A ., ilvllciiljjllg ' ,it ,y M Q - . ' , 4 is ,,,L .sn . 4 ,I , . ,...vv ,3,,iiQL1,i w '3J,f221+r 'A1 , 1 ' t ., x .i Q A r Q fr - V R V Y - 2. 15' 1212 -,L i , ' ' y g f FRONT ROW: Mr. Schmalenberger, Donna McCormick, Susie Hungerford, Carol Trimble, Paul Matthews, Connie Brandon, Mrs. Sullivan SECOND ROW: Cynthia Mguyen, Benita Ross, Patricia Mguyen, Blaine Hoskin, Cindy Fox, julie Ashby, Paula Thalman, David Ray THIRD ROW: laura Carrier, Carolyn Blake, joy Smith, Tom Brown, Richard Copeland, Terri Orthwein. EINMIZON CLUB FRONT ROW: Mr. Reusch, Rick Charnan, Eric Brown, Tim Odaniell, Jay Mansfield, Kathy Keller, Lori Crocker, Maura Rayfield, Penny Smith, Melissa Moul- ton, Cathy Grotta SECOND ROW: Denise Cooper, Pam Bonds, Rachel Azrin, Donna Towers, Beth McNicols, Paula Williams, Tracie Foland, Sally Hines, Cam- ille Hawkins, Patty Biggers. ll? f's..,fi' A f-pt The Environmental Club, composed entirely of freshmen, functions to assist the life of our environment and to inform others about environmental conditions. Various activities in which members have participated include trash drives, hikes, environmental studies, and Earth Week. Sponsored by Mr. Reusch, its board members are Paula Williams, Marleigh Herr, Pete Goodin, Patty Odum, and Lori Crocker. .QUEDUQAII -:4 -1 CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Cynthia Nguyen, jennifer Robb, Tina Pappelis, Christine Winemiller, Shawn Colvin, Linda Stephens, ,Joanne Pappelis, Mrs.-Kcndrigan SECOND ROW: Carolyn Blake, Barbara Goss, Elaine Hoskin, janet Leonard, Cindy Fox, Bobbe Schulz, Gale Priddy, Moreen Hanson, Linda Nation THIRD ROW: Patricia Nguyen, Sheila Stains, Charlene Evans, Michael McGowan, Gail Parrish, David Ray, Suzi Southworth. FPENCHCLL EAST: FRONT ROW: David Rochelle, Keith Moe, Mark Curry, Terry Kaufman, Phillip Simon, Maura Rayfield, Penny Smith SECOND ROW: Beth Anne McNichols, Debbie Allen, Karen Dretz, Iori Crocker, Katty Biggers, julie Oldfield, Tracie Poland, Ralphie Chester THIRD ROW: Rachel Azrin, Sarah Matthews, Jeri Morgan, Beth Butler, Sara Rainey, jane Maxwell, Terry Stains, Carolyn Rarson, Mary Ann Crader, Sally Hines, Vicky Burris, Becky Parrish. Le., 'F' ' .YYY i, 1'he French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Kendrigan, provided an opportunity for the members to use the French language and to gain an understanding of the French Way of life. The officers: Tina Pappelis, janet Leonard, Suzi Southworth, Becky Parrish. I I rt i E 'S CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Susan Brown, Tina Layer, Mary Hillestad, Gwen Geyer, janet Ashby, Marlin Moore, Connie Brandon, Bob Okita SEC- OND ROW: jim Osbom, Joann Davis, Ed Long, Candy Ketring,,Iane Hillegas, Fred Oberg, Terry Smart, David Ray, Brad Luebkc THIRD ROW: jeff Child, Susan Ramp, Brad Goss, Gitta Ridder, Donna Stalon, Mable Frome, Terri Orthwein, Mary Beth Logue, Carol Trimble, Richard Copeland. EAST: FRONT ROW: Donna Towers, Beth Edmondson, Kathy Hartman, Wendy McClure, Vivian Wotiz, Elizabeth Phares, Letha Dugas SECOND ROW: Tom Cohen, Russel Hinckley, Penny Smith, Melissa Moulton, Sucllen johnson, Marleigh Herr, Libby Andrew, Greg Withers, Tom Keim, Bill Colp, jay Mansfield, Richard Hillegas THIRD ROW: Mark Lauchner, Fritz Roth. I-IONO QPAMQF-I The Honors Spanish Club is com- posed of students in the Honors Span- ish Class. The activities of the club take place for the most part in the classroom, but, through the guidance of Mrs. Kaplan, study of Spanish cul- ture and language is continued after school hours. l Q 0 I FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kaplan, Cynthia Nguyen, Suzanne Hungerford, Tracy Dillard, Peggy' Cochrane SECOND ROW: Amy Lemasters, Mike Fager, Judy Nance, Ellen Gardner, Patty Martin, jim Rogers THIRD ROW: Diana Rich, Gary Whisenhunt, Dorothy Sutton, Mark North, Tim jones, Cathy Ehren freund, CLJLINAPX CLUB FRONT ROW: Melvin Dysart, David Chambers, Sandy Suggs,-Iacqueline Chambers, Kathy Laster SEC- ' ' h K Mar rum, OND ROW: Mrs. Damron, Willie Broadnax, Wanda Walker, Rosalind Drlwort , arcn g Robert Robison THIRD ROW: john Shaft, Kelvin Chambers, Carmin Gibbs, Leanora Lewis. Q-J . The Culinary Club is an organiza- tion of students interested in commer- cial foods as a vocation. Through the club, many of the members receive the training that can help secure for them a bright and interesting future. The students gain the ability to work with each other, which is also a worthwhile asset. Mrs. Damron sponsors the stu- dents and her knowledge in the culi- nary arts provides a good resource for club members. I CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Cynthia Nguyen, Suzanne Hungerford, jane Beyler, Dana Pulley, Patricia Nguyen SECOND ROW: Carolyn Blake, Terri Orthwein, Linda Hungerford, Gale Brooks, Debbie Davis, Pam Cecil, Kathy Laster. EAST: Debbie Allen, Denise Cooper, janet Lipc ll Intramural Clubs provide extracurricular activities for girls in the areas of tennis, softball, volleyball, basketball and bowling. The girls meet two or three times a week and all girls are encour- aged to participate. Intramural Clubs are primarily organized with enjoyment as the goal, but the skills of the participants are also improved. The Club's sponsor is Miss Strack. FRONT ROW: Tom Eaton, jane Maxwell, Doris Hopkins, john Keyes, Gretchen Hendersman, Terry Stains, Susan Shiplett SECOND ROW: Sally Curry, Kathy Hartman, Debbie Allen, Lynette O'De1l, Mike Ebersohl, Kathy House, Mary Jayne jenkins, Jeanie Chrisie, Nan Holting, Linda Braswell, Nancy Lipe, David Whitcamp, Elizabeth Phares THIRD ROW: Bruce Amold, Amy Lemasters, Vicki Hom, Gail Austin, Thomas Montevel-Cohen, Sharon Miller, Bruce Buell, janet Nelson, Richard Gardner, Brian Lucas, Ann Yeurt, Tad Foland, Kenny Sullivan, Patti Pearl, Linda Stephens, Steve Wamer FOURTH ROW: Larry Dreyer, Steve Rich, Steve Clark, Mickey Wnght, Keith Huffman, Numa Marquez-Sterling, Mike Stangle, jeff Lambus, Dan Lillard, Ed Gibbs, Steve Ashley, David Clark, john Shcpard,,Iohn Foster FIFTH ROW: Dennis Dietz, Mary Lou Webb,jim jenkins, Dan james, Kevin Schimpf, Mike Bemadoni,jay Mansfield, Bruce Trummer, Mark Curry, Doug Wilson, Mr. Hayden. The Band, Twirlers, Lettergirls, and Terrierettes com- bine to make a very striking group. During the football season, parades, and basketball games they displayed their various talents well. The band is under the direction of Mr. Stephen Hayden who enhanced its talents. The Letter- girls, led by Diane Neill, added their usual sparkle to all performances. julie Kelly, captain of the Terrierettes, and Mrs. Buzbee, their sponsor combined to give their organi- zation a new look. The head twirler, Patti Pearl, directed a new group of twirlers. The entire Band and its auxiliary groups was enjoyed and well accepted by the entire com- munity. Renee Kupcek, Leola Parrish and Nancy Marion make up the ale end of thc Lgfm-girls, Sir. Hayden sets the pace for C.C.H.S. Band in the Homecoming parade ,U g 36 Dime Neill, Terry Tolle, Ruth Ann Zimmer, Barbie Holcomb, Tammy King, Karen Carlock, Carol Atwood, Renee Kupcek, Leola Parrish, Nancy Marion. RLS TEPRJ FRONT ROW: Tina Williams, Janice Kroetz, Rosalind Karsten, Linda Braswell, Vicki Hom SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Chambers, Cindy Lindsey, Jane Wheatley, Evelyn Gates, Noreen Hansen, Lynette O'Dell ROW THREE: Brenda Glenn, Terry Kurtz, Brenda Moon, Debbie Goodwin, Julia Kelley. Jody Tackett, Susan Lipe, Patty Pearl, Cindi Taitr, Kathy Kelley. TW! Z V ' I . , y l x Q I 1 ' I I l 1 5 : l i 1 1 I 1 l . . , , ' l ' ' f w ' ' 9 l a , , liljl' - I l l E 1 2 s 4 I 1 2 L 1 l . F R i x H+ l Nl It tl 1-LJ ll :Rf Ill E ill lll i' L CENTRAL: FRONT ROW: Mary Logue, Darwin Stearns, Russ House, Ken Daniels, Tom Allen, Bruce Buell, Steve Warner, Marlin Moore, Pat Walls, Terry Richison, Susan Shiplett, Susan Brown SECOND ROW: Mary Berst, Kim Foland, Ellen Zinn, Pam Robinson, Amelia Anderson, Cathy Passmore THIRD ROW: Konnie Logue, joy Stuckey, Mary Lou Webb, jeanie Lindsey, Debbie McPhail, Debbie Boline, janet King, Lorraine Hudson, Vicki Riley, Judy Nance, Susan Ramp, Cathy Bond FOURTH ROW: Dayna Lannon, Stephanie Bybee, Sandy Russell, Gayle Blackwell, Margaret Graper, Lynn Powell, Terry Htmter, Jeanne King, Pat Hartlage, Connie Brandon, Carol Casey. C.C.l-LQ. SIN A l Organized classes of chorus were a new addition to the curriculum at cen- tral this year. Formed from members of the previous years' freshman chorus and students interested in singing, the singers were involved in concerts and community programs. The objectives of the classes included music education as well as performance preparation. Mr. Biggs is director. FPEQHMAN CHORUS All freshmen in the chorus classes at East compose the Freshman Chorus. Their emphasis is on music education. EAST: FRONT ROW: Terry Levelsmier, Cindy Tate, Bill Colp, Bill Emest, Randy Black, Donna Sconce, Mr. Mays SECOND ROW: Susan Coleman, Wanda Floyd, Karen Benz, Denise Cooper, Linda Benz, Susan Logue, Kathy Mills THIRD ROW: Angie Gibbs, Carolyn Pack, Earl Schutee, Kay Christi- ansian, Donna Cooper, Wendy Workum, Kathy Dodds BACK ROW: Karen Gibson, Regina Dentmon, Russ Hinkley, Bruce Douglas, Kent Gordan, Debbie Smith, Loretta Mathis. 38 G- C7 YV' FRONT ROW: Jeanie Lindsey, Pam Robinson, Mary I.ou Webb SEC- Bill Colp, Bill Eamest, Randy Black, Darwin Stearnes OND ROW: Stephanie Bybe, Vicki Riley, Carol Casey, Connie Bran- don THIRD ROW: Gayle Blackwell, Margaret Graper, Mary Berst. ,Q ' ENQEMBLE JUNIOIJQENIOIZ O The Junior-Senior Orchestra is composed of Junior High Students as well as high school students. They met dur- ing first hour and after every school Wednesday for practice with the members from the Junior High. They per- formed many times throughout the year and were rewarded by appreciative audiences for their outstanding work. l FRONT ROW: Walter Bottje, Carol Casey, Ellen Gardner, Tracie Foland, Julie Oldfield, Keil Johnson, Marian Bottje SECOND ROW: Keith Moe, Ben Chu, Debbie Allen, Christie Hindersman, Mary Jayne Jenkins, Jane Maxwell, Kathy House, Nan Nolting, Ryan Hesketh THIRD ROW: Paul Matthews, Eric Moe, Jan Scott, Kathy Moore, Tracy Dillard, Terry Stains, Niki Koenigscein, Gretchen Hindersman, Jeanie Christie, Jim Jenkins, John Foster, Greg Withers, Roland Mays FOURTH ROW: David Fang, Robert Hesketh, Rebecca Lee, Gayle Blackwell, Joyce Hesketh, Richard Gardner, Janet Nelson, Keith Huffman FIFTH ROW: Mr. Minning, Kathy Fleming. F W W W W W W W W W W. W David Ramp-M Girlsza wild party. I'm in love, with a man, Plaza O-Double Four-Doublc Three sings Tele- f phone operator Susan Ramp. W W W W W W W ALL-QC!-WOOL Muefcm, W seas ABE QINQINQ- W W gm 01-2 0U'1G 9JF1j'Hf,i U its EH . . , . . n . . . . . L 0 4 ' 0 xt? V ' ' .1 , uw M , I KMA'-I-A-My , M, . 4 L Susan and David don'r seem ro be bothered by the res: of :he party. Remy Swcadn, it out! 40 1 If Wa Ifs ' Xs,,aQ, .R A is 4 5 Chris jones tries to come up with a solution for the gangsters as Pat Hartlage pon- David Wynn just dogg-ff understand Mike Myers, plan ders the idea. The All-School Musical Bells Are Ringingi' proved to be a great success with young and old alike. With full houses nightly the cast was encouraged to improve each performance. The cast highlighted by a unique brother-sister act, worked diligently afternoons and evenings for nine Weeks to produce this musical. Susan Ramp, as Ella, a tele- phone operator for an answering service, kept herself busy solving problems of her customers as well as falling in love with one of them. She finally meets her mystery lover, jeff, David Ramp, and the plot continues through a se- ries of complicated entanglements, involving gangsters, bookies and a wide variety of cameo parts. Bells Are Ringing audiences left the show with a smile which lasts for only great memories and anticipation of musicals to come. l I'he Orchestra plays a very important part in the production of a musical. Karen kept those bells ! f it ' ' xfff,m1f,g.'f- janet and Carol gossip CVCDIS in our town. David Bach and David Ray having a friendly chat. ALL-SCHOOL PLAY - OUP! IUWN The All-School Play for the school year 1971-72 was Our Town, a story of a typical small town with its gossip and teen-age sweethearts. The audience was enchanted as a warm atmosphere was created by narrator, David Bach, who portrayed a grandfatherly image. After seemingly endless long hours of work that went into the production of this play, the cast was well rewarded by very receptive audiences. Richard and Laura are Our Town's sweethearts. 42 Kim Foland displays her talent in applying make-up, a very important pan of this play. cane oss ,,.........Lv:-ffmfmlkul N 2 719545-'f' ex If Xwefff w Q i .Q ie so so -- ,, ,a--rf? Karen and Mike obviously aren't enjoying the evening drive. AQ Britt is indifferent about the opinion of others. H CAPTIVAUNG - HING - DI Tim, Craig, and Brit enjoy an occasional drink with the guys. Laura refuses to be insulted while she is resting. fp V . , gf ,..i,1g,1w'Q vb i-Q, V. g- lllskrfq 7,941 M -f ' .'. ' '2 f 7f3ifff? , , 1 ' - 9'- i '. ig. 9' ,. ,- 3 A n , ,igagw-'Z 4 v A - fx R i s ' 9.5: T , 51.31, . '1 ff ' 'f 'A 4, ' A 1 7 f , ,, fnfli? T , '1 uw ll ' , ,vw-,f ' f '7 f4?,fZ'fQ, f, , 52- 7+ fi, Q-, fe, 7 1 3' 'f3Q5' rf-Q 75327 , , f 7w, 52fv?2' ffifEz .'?w. f - x i. ff ..- , :A r if ,x , 'E M , ' 11' - .1 in X- , M .ff I! I A5 Q ,g 43 Mrs. Boyle gives a guiding hand to jim Mayhugh. Practicing. . . ,o S. X l Youlre on the air! FOCUS ON RADIO Q Presentation of the WCHS News and Daily Bulletin was the responsibility of Mrs. Boyle's radio students. The practi- cal experience of writing, editing, and announcing these programs brought to these students an acute awareness of the demands of radio communication. Speech students, headed by Mrs. Boyle, competed in a long season which included thirteen invitational tourna- ments, which began in October and ended in March. These tournament experiences helped the students to perfect their work in preparation for the District ISHA competition. Nine students competed in eleven events. Areas of competi- tion were extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking, poetry reading, prose reading, duet reading, original oratory, after-dinner speaking, oratorical declamation, humorous in- terpretation, dramatic interpretation, radio speaking, an humorous monologue. From District competition, five students progressed to the Sectionals. To top the successful season, four CCHS students qualified for State competition, in which two of the four placed, earning an excellent achievement for the team. Paul Matthews, a junior, competed in extemporaneous speaking, Pat Nguyen, a senior, participated in oratorical declamationg Max Norman, a junior, placed fifth in State in poetry reading, and Shawn Colvin, a sophomore, placed fourth in State in prose reading The tremendous success of this year's team reflects its possibilities for next year, as it is composed predominately of sophomores and juniors. Each year one senior member of the Speech Team is se- lected as the person having made outstanding competitive contributions. The outstanding senior contributor this year was Trudy Kelley. Shawn Colvin Paul Matthews OC!-IQ Q OO Max Norman Pat Nguyen The art department moved into the CCHS Annex this year - quite an improve' ment! A I I 9 Q TOT!-IE As a result of long hours of hard work, the Creative Arts Department of CCHS offers the most interesting and versatile program in any high school in Southern Illinois. With Mrs. jane Ren- fro heading the art area, the courses offered have recently been expanded to include such things as pottery, sculpture, weaving, film making, and pho- tography. Not only has the curriculum expanded, but also the Annex has provided the space needed for the various classes. The enthusiasm shown by art stu- dents serves to illustrate just how important this department has become. ll WS . ,,.f , 1, ,..' ag i C, i ' ' ' U-hw u Weaving is 3 beautiful WW of CXPl'f55i0f1 fof mlm' SflldCI1fS 2U UIC jim Hilligas concentrates on drawing the human body a difficult ac- AHHCXA complishment. qua if fi SN tefiti aa .af Honors Art student Cathy Ehrenfreund stands ready at an art show to answer questions pertaining to her displays. This pottery produced by students at C.C.H.S. illustrates the qual- ity of the work in the art department. wr-v,4s:?. jt f 1 . , rgfr? . ,gf A delicate touch and a steady hand are demonstrated by Walter Norman. HONORS APT The Honors Art program at C.C.H.S. has resulted in many art displays in the Leaming Center, giving the students a chance to show why they are Honors Art students while providing enjoy- ment for the rest of the student body. The extra effort made by these students in preparing the Art shows is only a small portion of the total amount of dedicated work they have done in the field of art. The work behind the scenes makes an ordinary student an Honors student. K ' f ,1 5,29-fit , 2 X V .2-fi . 1 - .A ,, H. - X '-.f1:'E5T I Q-.Lt Qtr , ' J fr if ,, vw A W ty I. 1 . .1 ,lt Q, A w .Qi .Ll f., 14 44 . ' . -' . , ,.,.,,, A L I, 1, X' ,f3QvQ1i',lx Y-5'-, QR , .1r ,.ffft'-ft ' I f est. .x -. A rg 7 ,jr V - , F. a.'Z'iw2f?l 'f': .51ik'f'lZ:1fF'' ' ts 'r-lfl ' t '-V21 Ax .v-2. -svn 1,, Ut, K , . , ,.,,. .A N, .f-. v. I , l ,, .,, .. 4 , ,. -...,., -'f:1ga,,stsx54,f:f44x1 wt-252+ 1-.-,Q fl 'K f NP sf its - ef ' W 'QW . fx e at-,-, pw s s, is it 1 ., l. . :Dx , tfgtt,-uint Wszyfgg-Zu Y 113, 5: .sa guysy. 3.5: .t, N XXX Rf., 4- 3 7 , WY? ,LL Z ,iff 't2'-'- In -. - X sq' - , . 1 . t Q , his 'HL f Q X7 t - EU -' x4 sk P3 K V.: .. .-,!,'.' 12 - t . x 4 X ' . X . , .,p,A,.1g:f.im gg X X I , X I 5, P L ff .A --M i X I, j ' 1,3141 4 ' 1 1, -. js P is fx-4 -fl-'lf xi A fd K , -' ,f X W Q 'Q ' .W Q W! f :,:T...t,Q. XX , L ,B vt ,I . I -sf ' ,,:.fi'v f'.n.r. x X, '-maxi, ' 1 The complexity of this pen and ink drawing by Larry Marshall helps the viewer become aware of the long hours that are required to produce a work of art. EJ K X f Q D .,,.. qs Q A - ' I, fb 12493 4,0 Brian Aaron, after being sidelined for a con- cussion, came back to be acclaimed as the best offensive end in the South. WXIZQHVFO 'Terriersi became a dreaded word to Southern Illinois football teams during the 197 season as Coach Vern Pollock and his pups physically wore down most of their op nents for a 7-3 record. Of the three losses, two came from big state powers, Cape Ce tral of Missouri and Urbana of Central Illinois. The third came from West Frankforti a heartbreaking game in which the Redbirds recovered a loose ball during the final se onds and ran it in for a touchdown, clinching the game and nullifing C,dale's chanc for a sole South Seven Championship. However, Carbondale came back to win the fin three conference games, tying for the Crown with W. Frankfort and Herrin. Although known for their defense, C'dale's offense was at times dynamic. Quarte back Scott Ottesen led the Terriers, who featured an excellent running attack with pow erful jon Landt and johnie Williams. The third running back was elusive Billy Livesa , a sophomore star. All-Area End Brian Aaron also generated much of the attack. Th Terrier defense, considered best in the South, held their conference foes to an avera of 6.5 points a game. On the line All-Area Tackle Al Scronce often penetrated the o fense to sack the ball carrier for a loss of yardage. Another All-Area star, Darryl Tiptof was probably the best defensive end in the history of C.C.H.S. Other defensive stan' outs include Cliff Weldon - linebacker, Willie james - lineman,,and All-Area Guap joe Buser. DeWayne Kelly, Carbondale's fifth All-Area star, intercepted many pass playing as free safety. Carbondale's defensive achievements were verified by their shutting out Harrisburg 41-0, and the always tough Centralia 21-O. But the highlight of the season came in beat ing their undefeated rival Murphysboro 14-O, for the eighth straight time. C,dale': tough defense held the usually explosive Red Devil offense to a total of minus 14 yard rushing. The Terriers ended their schedule in good fashion by shutting out the pre-seasoi pick for the Crown, Mt. Vernon 40-O. This concluded a fine season for Carbondalt considered by many as the No.,1 team in Southern Illinois. I Gary Vogel and Scott Ottesen make a group effort in bringing down the oppo- nents. The 1971 Terrier football season got underway following the pre- game announcements of the starting lineup. ta! 1 .4 , ,4 , lHi 47' 0 ' ' qw: ' ' U Cape Cbnrral Marion 'A West Frankfort Harrisburg ' Benton Murphysboro, ' Mr. Vernon 1971 CC!-IQ 1 nit'-1 , J l, -4-55 1, wx Wag - - V, ,. v w -- Q. CCHS ' OPP. o 28 b 21 O 20 8 1 0 '14 ' 24 10 ,16 20 41 ' - 0 A 28 0 14 o ' A 40 0 1A , 1 +-vo ,,. 1 , -M My . ' Q5 ' 'Q ,. 4 ' ,, 'Q xv , ' xg Q. 4 Y x , .M 1, '- .. V. f 1- ff ' L -1. f , , , 1 wr it I 1, 3 , .. 4 ' I f 455 Y C . 1+ 3 4' , W Vi A , A ,, x ,J 7 I f Q. . 11,11 j Q J' ' f , , Q, 1 V f.3:, '- Ju 'iw Z, Q- M 'f if V ZX f J - - 'ff'1, 'fff ' a . 1 -, M' 5 wp 1-'f f ' .Q , W . , nu 1 -. 1, L A Coach Mike Barry gives instructions to defensive end Daryl Tipton. Coach Vern Pollock shakes hands with Cape Central's coach following a C'dale's loss. However, in Po1lock's seven years as coach, he has accumulated a 52-15-2 record and three conference championships. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Al Scronce, Brian Aaron, Richard Hudson, Corky Coracy, DeWayne Beef Kelly,joe Buser, Mike Russell, Mike Blair, Bill Daugh- erty, Jon Landt, john Williams. SECOND ROWQ Red Weldon, Beaner Davis, Bob Sprague, Lenn Carsrud, Rhino Roy Harris, john Foster, Scott Otteson, Scott Ellis, Gary Vogel, Orville Schumaker, Mark Oliva. THIRD ROW: jay Boor, Bill Simonds, Randy Walker, Doug Frostenstein, Mike Pool, Keith Reissaus, Dave Woolard. FOURTH ROW: Chris Thomas, joe Lenzini, jim jenkins, Willie james, Steve KCRCW1CZ,.Ilm Hastings, Melvin Foster, Scott Nolen, Larry Eng- lish. FIFTH ROW: Managers jim Bilderback, Eddie Gibbs, Dave Bilderback. ' F ' , i y , i 0 ' . u. A IE. .fats igfgi 7 aa ,..,,,,,,,,,,, i . 'Q '-1 -1 ---uv Tiff .S M Q-f?g..-.9ggg:,,A4 - fu ,g . iyri, I bf K M le. ff' 41,1 I i 1 N? l' K ,ff X .WM B W 5 x f ,, W , I ff, Y I V Z f,7:,,5,.m, ,,,,,V 1 f f HQ ff , ' ,, 4.22 Q :a 'Monster Man' Gary Vogel derived his name not only from his looks but also from his aggressive playing. Expeditious jon Lanclt scampers away from a Marion safety. eq- - . CP V y , A 5 V :4',. ' A i 1 x 'if ri 1 t . it VV, in -Q 4 J . 1 K E , fr, After escaping from Mt. Vernon's Eddie james, johnie Williams at- tempts to break another tackle. During the final minutes of the game, thc coaches of both teams attempt to break up a fight between Al Scronce and a West A J Q 1 Ljla i Q xs- ff '42, z I-gp ' 'ff . Q A , ,, f., A l 0 ' 3: .4-.fun M Q 'Q .,. 4+-df Q , M. K 'L . 1.9 iz1..w iiiflgifiig i I' lfwmff A I rw: I- 1 f , Q41 2 , f 7 -,fag E, Eze, . Lv - HOME OF Ti-:E A,.,,,,, 3 4 . EGYPTIAN was me seven mass , , ' . f . me ELEVEN 1934, 1935, 1936, 1931 A H -A A VMQJQ,-g I l JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Tom Mann, Babe Poirier, Kevin Lasley, Keith Ellis, Doug Knewitz, Lance Laybouth, jeff Mason, Ton Allan, Doug Vaughn, Roger Lipe, Mark Waicukauski. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Odum, Mgr. Dale Henderson, Mark Diedrick, john Kammalade, Mark Atwood, Brian Dougherty, Steve Maurizio, Pat Monroe, Dan Lillard, Alan Shepard, Scott Cralley, Dave Heern, Steve Levelsmier, Mgr., Mike Stangle. THIRD ROW: Coach john Stangle, Claude Sehnert, Bruce Wallace, Ron Peithman, jeff Child, Carl Durder, Tim Holcomb, Bill Steinbach, Chuck Doane, -Ion Lam, Rick South, jim Striegel, Dan Morgan, Darrel Sanders, Under the offensive attack of jim Streigel, Lance Laybourn, and Lex Cralley, the j.V. took second place in Conference. The highlight of the season was in de- , . ' -- -.1 feat-ing M'boro 32-8 and holding them to -4 yards rush- jgfii - ' ' -,. . -124' '- I . J f . . 1 ing and O first downs. 'QvL53:?,:Afi,'. A, ,H .2 . , .. ,. - i'ie',,A' i E '. ,fi 'Q V . .nf-4- a.,,w 'r5f:' 3 uf-9,2 I fi at ew f U 'V v 1' H, . ...U -Q, 9 ,tl If ,:,i,,z?- ' 'fa y V. A just H A. Y l .. ,Wg Lg? H 2. S .- ' ' . I zgf, ,V 5 -1 I ...AAI .... JIT . x ..., V ti f ii' ' E - ' III! . 5+ . . - ' P . ,I l- A I ' ,,. ,,.' lbzplfl rifxziiiff ii ' A l f5 '7f5MSp-gyi ixf 'f S V :f l Vigorous workouts like this later proved to be worthwhile. CCHS OPP. - .4 Cape Central O 28 Centralia 25 O Herrin 6 30 Paducah 6 38 Marion 18 8 W. Frankfort 32 16 Harrisburg 26 O Benton 32 14 Murphysboro 32 8 Mt. Vernon 8 34 Coach Odum pulls out the Streigel People as Quarterback Lance Laybourn comes ' into the game. 56 Bruce Douglas momentarily slows clown only to out-distance his opponents for a touchdown. FPJOQI-I PE-COPD 7-0 S CCHS OPP. Salem 26 O Benton 56 6 Mt. Vernon 50 0 Herrin 50 O Marion 42 6 Centralia 42 14 Murphysboro 34 1 2 Quarterback Accola fakes the pass and sweeps Greg Withers awaits the 'bomb' around for a valuable gain. from Accola. The Freshman football team, coached by Dave Lee, compiled the best freshman record in C.C.H.S.,s history, 7-0. Led by Quarterback Kelvin Accola and running backs Bruce Douglas, john Norman, and Bruce Watson, the Frosh outscored their opponents by an outstanding margin of 500-38. 20 0 7 5 4 Q .4 2 , '51 2 'LzQ4aFi?rf 3 W aa 1 f Tas-10 D , 8 . ,. i . 2 M sf-'- 1 FRESHMEN: FIRST ROW: Wesley Gibson, john Shephard, Terry Covington, Randy Plunkett, Mark Oliboni, Ricky Russell, Gary Stangle, Doug Schwegel, Steve Benning, Billy Earnest, Mark Ottesen, Rick Marion, Tom Kipe, Larry Deniston. SECOND ROW: ,Ion Yambert, Ramon jones,-Iohn McBride, Tom Mine- tree, Tyrome Margrum, Tom Deim, Stan Morgan, john Norman, Charles james, Dan Woolard, Randy Bemhardt, Doug Hunt, Dave Hayden, Gary Goro, Dick White, Kraig Swinburne, Russel Hinckley. THIRD ROW: Coach Dave Lee, Chuck Feirich, Anthony M.itchell, Bruce Watson, Bruce Douglas, Greg Withers, Dave Potts, Mike Jamison, Mike Helsley, Gossie Hudson, Dale Golliher, Danny Malony, Mike Pease, Karlton Stacey, Sidney Hudson, Kevin Accola, Eric Brown, Scott Erickison, Tom Powell, Dave Gename, Magoomba Mazerally. 57 :rn The 1971 Cross Country team, coached by Kenny Lewis, in his first year compiled a 6-5-1 record. The young Harriers placed tenth in both the Trico and W. Frankfort Invitationals and seventh in the Benton Invitational. The Varsity squad was led by Eddie Long, along with other sophomore runners Bruce Anderson and Duane Johnson, junior Mike Deterding, and seniors Richard Neal and Pig Rice. They ended the season by taking fourth in Conference and a surprising fifth place in the competitive District Meet. The j.V. posted an undefeated record in dual competition and captured third place in Conference. Running barefoot, ,I.V. star Greg Schwartz takes the lead. Bruce Andersen and Mike Deterd- ing get off to a fast start as Coach Lewis clocks them for time. JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Mgr. David Dechent, Greg Schwartz, john Chester, Lee Trueblood, jerry johnson. SECOND ROW: Mgr. jim Crouch, jim Rogers, Ken Smith, Calvin McDan- iels. Howard Trivers, Coach Kenny Lewis. gl A 'kr X fl .All . gl . vga P 1' : ..:. gil .X..A,.,. t l 'fL.-75 , I VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Mgr. David Dechent, Dewey Isbell, Mike Deterding, Melvin Nesbitt, Duane johnson. SECOND ROW: Mgr. jim Crouch, Richard Neal, Pig Rice, Bruce Andersen, Eddie Long, Baby Twomey, Coach Kenny Lewis. Coach Ken Lewis gives last minute instructions before the race Sweat, heat, pain, exhaustion - distance nmning. 7 1 Q Q A 1 a, The 1972 Wrestling team provided C.C.H.S. with its best season in the his- tory of the school. The grapplers, coached by Bob Odum and assistant coach Ben Cooper, posted a 13-3 dual record while winning two tournaments and taking second in another. The excellent season was anticipated with nine varsity starters returning from last year. Leading Carbondale during the season was Terry O7Boyle who went into the sectional tournament, undefeated but finished with a 31-2 dual record. Behind him was Phil Goodman who boasted a 28-4 record. Phil was the only Southern Illinois wrestler to make it to the state finals, only to lose to the state champion. john Muhich was another outstanding wrestler with a 27-4-1 record. Wrestling at 105 lbs., Richard Neal also helped the Terriers with a 24-3-1 personal record. Other outstanding wrestlers included Dave Freitag, 10-6-1, Curt Parrish, 16-9, Richard Hudson, 17-8-1, Al Scronce, 13-10, and Cliff Weldon, 13-11. The highlights of the season included winning the Mascoutah Tourna- ment, the Murdale Tournament, and placing second in the District Tourna- ment. At Mascoutah, Cldale had three first places from Muhich, Goodman, and O'Boyle, and two second places from Neal and Hudson. In C'dale's own Murdale Tournament, the Terriers took first place out of nine teams. First place victories came from Neal, Freitag, and O,Boyle, while the second place finishes included Muhich, Goodman, Weldon, Hudson, and Scronce. In the Granite City Tournament Cldale placed sixth out of sixteen teams. In the District the Terriers took second place. Muhich, Goodman, O,Boyle, Hudson, and Neal qualified for the Sectional. At the Sectional, Neal and O'Boyle placed third and Muhich fourth. Phil Goodman went on to state. Other highlights of the year included beating undefeated jackson of Mis- souri and Mascoutah. Several varsity starters returning and a fine j.V. team will assure Coach Odum of an interesting season in 73. The beginning of the end for a Terrier opponent Wrestling at 119 lbs., Dave Freitag struggles to retain his position on the mat. wlr ll' li- - .1-.-, VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Mr. Doug Knewitz, Richard Neal, Curt Parrish, Dave Freitag,-Iohn Muhich, Phil Goodman, SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Odum, Terry O'Boyle, Steve Knewirz, Red Weldon, Bill Daugherty, Al Scronce, Coach Ben Cooper. Gwpplwa Post 12-2 Qwisow No opponent could possibly roll over heavyweight Al Scronce for a pin A Terrier has his opponent in a predicament. A Terrier has his opponent's shoulder blades pinned to the mat as he awaits the Rcf's decision that he is victorious. 60 NG- RECORD 12-Q Harrisburg Centralia Belleville East O'Fallon Cape Herrin Mascoutah Tourney Granite City Tourney jackson Centralia Murdale Tourney Murphysboro Harrisburg Belleville West Mascoutah jackson Herrin Murphysboro Carrni District CCHS OPP. 59 6 20 34 15 48 40 21 35 20 50 14 FIRST PLACE SIXTH PLACE 27 21 34 24 FIRST PLACE 39 18 58 6 38 18 29 21 21 22 42 ' 9 50 12 39 21 SECOND PLACE A Cldale grappler pulls back his opponent's arm as the referee watches in- tently. IUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Mgr. David Bilderback, Terry Co- vington, Mark Oliboni, Randy Plunkett, Charles Bursey, Al Dover, jeff Ebel. SECOND ROW: Coach Cooper, Bill Dunkel, Roger Lipe, Mark Goodman, Doug Frost, Leland Stallings, Mark Waicukauski, Coach Odum. Ya grim-51-EW ii If' H, I Bob Odum, in his fourth year as wrestling coach, was very optimistic 61 about this year's team. 'x 14 If 5 . S UZ' rf, mm g The month of December was long awaited by Carbondale fans, for along with the winter came Terrier basketball. Not since 1967 when C'dale took second place in the State basketball championship have the hopes and anticipation of a State return been so high. But to many, the 1972 season was a disappointment. The Terriers concluded the season with a 16-10 record and tied for third place in the South Seven. Although three starters returned, Coach Dave Lee had to fill the shoes of the teamls most valuable players, Mike Waller and Tony Campbell. 6'3 defensive star Brian Aaron filled Waller's spot while the guard position interchanged between players from game to game. During the season Pat Monroe, Keith Reissaus, Charles Laster, Carl Favreau, and sophomore Ray Clayton all started at one point or other. The other three positions were occupied by vet- erans Dewayne Kelley, Willie Broadnax, and Charles Hughlett. In his third year in starting Varsity ball, DeWayne Kelley 'quarterbacked' the team from his guard position. The 5'1O 100 per-cent hustler was considered by Coach Lee as one of the best guards in the state for playing his type of ball. Next to Aaron at the other forward sport was 6'4 jumping jack Wil- lie Broadnax who came on strong in his second year of organized ball. Illustrious 6'7 Charles Hughlett, half brother of Broadnax, played at center for the Pups. In his fourth year of Varsi- ry ball, Hughlett proved his All-state potential. He not only dominated the boardsg he fin- ished as the No. 2 scorer in the South Seven. The Terriers took a 4-2 record into their own Holiday Tournament. Rated seventh, C'dale had the tough job of defending its title. C'dale first defeated Carmi 56-50 before meeting Ef- fingham. The Terriers upset the Hearts 77-62, during which Hughlett set a tourney record with the best field goal precentage. In the semi-finals C'dale defeated Chicago St. Patricks to advance to the championship game against the state champion, Thornridge. The Terriers were beaten badly 85-47, but the consolation of knowing that the Falcons were considered the best prep basketball team in Illinois history made C'dale fans realize Number two wasn't so bad. Coach Barry and Mgr. Felix Clemmer lead DeWayne Kelley off the floor following a head injury during the C'dalc Holiday Tournament. l Hayden bounces the ball off the backboard for two points. VARSITY B49 63 s ,- K J . 5 . li jkgfx X ' UE n M 1 ' slug 7 'af F ' KP R fc Xfffgj H151 ' , J i3 ff A Wy. K, j WWF' ' ' Ss? . 3.2.1 :xi x .':,'o,. 1 X K '1 , I Q Q 13 394' 41 fn ,J ,V W. V1 ' - 'JM 'I' riffs ' S, ,i Klum.. -Y Mi. a :mf L ,i 11 A ,vi-3 IQ- '. 31:5 '.. 1 4fSf1,, .4 S k M 44514-Q MR 5 S ,-. 35. V' 'Q 2 435 my W Lil , EA x 'wwil 0 150: N B 949 Q 1 if U ' v !g,'.' ,.o, 1 Q 0 15' P ' V Q ,,. Q 'A Z , V ' Y I ' - , i frggllff l :1'h ff-if,-, 4 Q2 v,V,. l V' H yi 'i5i::g., ,. s 1 k ' ' 'l I if A 'q f' - fm rlilfq x 4, . , 4 N' lsfrzlx. tg, Xa., Q.. 1 'xx -9 Q' V370 '--'K' Q r' I '- L, ,fig-ii,a - A an 57' gf dat' La 5 ' e LA :Z s g 1 4:1141 Q, SU!! s-u-lf' 'X xx Charles Hughlett deflecrs the ball away from Boyd Batts of Thornridge. The Terriers high point of the season followed the Holi- day Tournament when they defeated Centralia, once-beaten DuQuoin, and W. Frankfort. But the Salem Tournament brought the Terriers' spirit down. The highly criticized tour- ney left C'dale with an 11-5 record. The Terriers then went on to win only five of the remaining nine games to finish the regular season with a 16-9 record. In the Regional, in which ffor the first time in historyj Illinois used the Class AA two- tourney method, Cldale was paired up against Mlboro. For the first time in ten years C'dale lost to the Red Devils in basket- ball, thus ending the season on a bad note. i Although the Terriers were disappointed in not being the ,scourge of the South', the Pups did finish with a fine 16-10 record. The unpredictable Terriers did have surges during the season, defeating Mt. Vernon twice, both DuQuoin and W. Frankfort, and taking second in the Holiday Tournament. The fact that in six of their ten losses C'dale outscored their opponents from the floor, points out -that Carbondale could have had a better record. Despite the loss of Hughlett, Broad- nax, Aaron, Kelly, and reserves Charles Laster and jeff Hay- den, Coach Lee will have Reissaus, Favreau, Woolard, and jenkins returning along with a talented ,I.V. team. 66 'av' --sf F' Q f ',o ,ofa so' Hughlett goes up for a dunk! Willie Broadnax out rebounds All-American Quinn Buckner WXRSUYREOORD16-10 Pinckneyville Murphysboro Herrin Mt. Vernon Marion Benton Holiday Tournament Carmi Effingham Chicago St. Pat Thornridge Centralia DuQuoin West Frankfort Salem Tournament Pinckneyville Olney Granite City Mt. Vernon Herrin Marion Harrisburg Centralia West Frankfort Benton Belleville East Harrisburg Regional Tournament: Murphysboro CCHS OPP- 69 44 82 69 55 66 60 42 78 46 65 69 SECOND PLACE 56 50 77 62 61 57 47 85 65 62 64 47 65 42 FOURTH PLACE 52 45 53 56 65 90 57 5 1 50 57 58 44 70 43 71 65 54 57 52 61 46 64 72 67 62 74 1 fffwsuiv , .. .W ,.,. , 4- 1 -V V C .. ,, .,,,f,4,- ,-gf -5.15 V ,Q , I K , - sv: ' ' 1 at W 1-:its 513' 7 ...,,i' 'W S eg.. it 'fa 5 4 fa.. I ,Legg - 6 -f ,- if 17, ,ik-if?st,f ' V I .,,, 1 ,, fi., ti - .,,, fk,'g I r K ,ru 6 tt.s ,nr , 1 it 1 N v 1 . 1 ff A .. emi' 1 1-,4 , il-fd :Lai ,mi A Lgfgw . K I ifxafi- Q34 Kieff- shn nw ,. ,W ,.,.-- ,.,.-1 'S f J' l TJ. ' 'M-' F QL.. .tv .'.. ',T7,...1g,-LAK, M I 'W' 4-0 I ,.-K 4' n QZJPQYAQ :lieu 0, Fi ,V ' 4,-. uf 12' f. ,f 1' K 4 Z f ., 19?-. .s Sari I I ff! ' . g fa.. .55 I f -.i,s.,Q , , f, A , ,izfrzi , , +25 4 - , , , , g o Q 1: w 4,-1 1 nv ff - . ' 7,25 1,1 li muifrrzzf 4 ' K ' V I 'L ,, v ,- hw-' 1 . ,,,' f if . It ' 'Kiwi Fifty ai? 1, , ff ,a.r, Q, 5 ns ce W HU 'SYN P.-, REHS RHIEHS y fmmm, 7 5- JI! HIE EH Hg S 4 TERRIEQ -IUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT ROW: Keith Hawkins, Marty Hopkins, Ray Clayton, Sam Goodin, Bob Brooks, Gary Covington, Mgr. Eddie Gibbs. SECOND ROW: Darrell Sanders, Melvin Nesbitt, Doug Vaughn, Leroy jones, jon Lam, Bill Berst. JM JM BAQKEIBALL 12-io CCHS OPP. Pinkneyville 67 33 Murphysboro 73 70 Herrin 44 48 Mt. Vernon 58 69 Marion 66 58 Benton 55 75 Meridian Tournament Carterville 64 61 Shawnee 71 47 Benton 64 60 Centralia 53 55 QQOT5 DuQuoin 48 66 West Frankfort 72 29 Mt. Vernon 60 64 Herrin 36 39 Marion 59 44 Harrisburg 57 56 Centralia 61 70 West Frankfort 53 31 Benton 69 47 Belleville East 47 64 Harrisburg 64 49 j.V. Tournament Belleville Althoff 49 50 1 70 x 'rit' 4 , , . ,I ,, ! ff -wwf Ray Clayton does a fade away shot on his opponent Ire Taylor gets there first. V AV !vV4 pg III-ZEQI-IMAN 10-6 CCHS OPP. CCHS OPP HCI'fiI1 Marign Shawnee Centralia W. Frankfort Herrin Murphysboro DuQuoin DuQuoin Shawnee Benton Tournament Marion Benton Murphysboro Sparta Benton BH Team Undefeated 16-O FRONT ROW: Dale Gawyer, Scott Ashman, Lee Taylor, Bruce Douglas, Mike Lacey, Scott Erickson, Reggie Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Ken Lewis, john Norman, Kevin Accola, Cecil Brown, Tom Kiem, Greg Withers, Doug Newbold, Dan Maloney. ,'se,.Q' A :lit 1 :1sol f z 1, GOLF Coach jet Tarrls 1971 golf team surprised the South again with possibly their greatest season, After losing to their first two opponents, the Terriers went on to win twelve of the last fourteen dual and triangilar meets. The highlights of the season were rnany. C'dale tied with Benton for the South Seven Championship, with Randy Tay- lor tying for second place honors and Bill Meade tying for the fifth place notch. The Terriers went on to win the Dis- trict, but lost the Sectionals. Perhaps the main highlight of the year was setting a school record of 144 against Murphys- boro at Midland Hills. Pat Monroe and Randy Raylor each had sensational scores of 34, while Bill Meade and Bill Berst scored 38's. Special thanks goes to Coach Tarr in his final year as coach. Coach jet Tart explains the matchups with the opponents at the tough Midland Hill's course. Bill Meade watches in silence as Pat Monroe putts in. bag, fnnyv .ff Concentration plays a major role in the game of golf. Bill Bcrst displays one of the courtesies of golf by pulling the pin for the op poncnt. 5. . 4' W. g Q i 4 if Pat Monroe lines up his putt in hope of another triple bogey. Fine drives like this led Randy Taylor to a golf scholarship at Alabama University. E .si-5 FRONT ROW: jim jenkins, Larry Wallace, Bill Meade, Randy Taylor, Bill Steinbach. SECOND ROW: Coach jet Tart, Pat Monroe, Doug Raver, Don Cas- cr, Bill Berst, Kent Marlow. B4 The 1971 Varsity Baseball Terriers finished the season with a 9-7 record, with five games cancelled due to either rain or snow. The highlight of the season was defeating unbeaten Marion 5-4. Carbondale's power at bat was led by Walt Norman, whose batting ave. was .417. Other hit- ting threats included Mike Waller, Greg Konishi, Scott Schwartz, and Corky Coracy. Behind the pitching of jerry Henry and Willie Suggs, C'dale went on to win the dis- trict and come within two games of the state tournament. Losing only one infielder and outfielder and with the help of some fine junior varsity players, the Terriers can expect an outstanding ball club for 1972. rj 1 H ,H x V ff iis, , , . . 1 1 , Q1 X x ASX l-.ix liii il i DcWayne Kelley, a right fielder . . . and Mike Waller, first baseman, combined to throw out many opponents. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Greg Konishi, joe Buser, Corky Coracy, Walter Norman. SECOND ROW: Coach Larry jackson, Mgr. Larry Eisenhower, Scott Nolen, Scott Schwartz, Bruce Bean, Wallace Chappell. THIRD ROW: Dean Bidle, Willie Suggs, jerry Henry, Mike Waller, DeWayne Kelley, Coach Mike Barry. ,Z 'n-TQ' .3':Ly 'f 4 U-I nil U Q lip . V ' Uwzww 4, X in I 1 .1 -fl X -fu ii f 7 4 P V I JM rzzoorwwom 2 Loot 5' CCHS OPP. Meridian 7 3 Murphysboro 2 1 Anna 7 3 Carterville 11 4 CQP6 2 1 1 Carterville 18 17 Murphysboro 1 2 Anna 6 1 1 X , 2 i.,.2Fl. . 1 Ki ,. e E E K 'J X Carbondale's First Annual Traclcmeet of Champions was a success despite the rain. The Terrier trackmen, coached by Vern Pollock and Dave Lee, had a great season as they captured first place in four large meets and set six new school rec- ords. C'dale's Varsity thinclads took first place at the Benton Relays and at the Tri-County meet while the JV squad won the Sophomore Benton Relays and the Sophomore Pinckneyville Meet. The Terriers were led by Kenny Scott, who not only set a school record in the 440 yd. dash, but also tied the Southern Illinois record with a fantastic time of 49.7 seconds, qualifying him for the State tournament. Scott also led the South in the hundred yard dash with a time of 10.1. Tony Campbell set a school record in the low hurdles in 22.7 seconds, qualifying for State. Other broken 'school records include: David Stotlar, heaving the shot put 52.6 feet, Chris Thomas vaulting 12'6 over the pole, and Brad Lubke in the two mile with a time of 1O:23.6. The Mile Relay team consisting of Kenny Scott, Tony Campbell, Mark Gibbs, and Lee Sanders, also set a school record in 3:26.8, qualifying for state. C,dale's .IV team barely lost to Centralia for the title as JV Conference Champs, thus bringing high hopes for another excellent track team for next year. Dave Stotlar heaves the shot put to place third in district. 5 w W ' 'vii' i 1 A 1 .1-.azssa-.4 lr p..Q.z.sf'Q:tlfsa.-eb igffffsf ' vu--.n,:fiv H' , ... ' ' a --HK? 'la ' . ,,,.. , ..,..... . p,,, V .. . .aa .,.,,,, ,W Q wt- fu. ,Q . V- . ras., ,f':,f1n, gf -X... - Beaner Davis struggles for the lead with Centralia's ace star, Pat Brown TPACKJ Kenny Scott starts his finishing Kick which developed quite a reputation in thc if 'E' 'll f-wtfsidw fs-, . ,L,,,..t ,zafw ...Q .Sh .. ... , 'Q' 'ff 3 M, ,N ,,,.t.t..gs.-aims..-uqg,:v 'ff' Q 'Q -:,3'F.1h . N. v y 774: 'ffm'-1-f,.,,',szf' 2 v . .Jace .... 1,5-L, exif..- P+ 2:1 w....fff aisesfi' Q-1 1 '- ff , f, ff' 1 ff ff ' ggy:f'fQ, 5, f 1 , . It 2 9.1 7 ,. , y . f' ' f J 5 4' 7 ff f 1' I ff fy 4 ff Y I I ,J ff f ,f Desp1te a pulled leg muscle, Tony Campbell fxghrs co the fmxsh a true il I f K , ff' Qs A Chns Thomas makes it up and over the pole set at 1292 feet Up and over, Tony 5 . 3 fb, i 4 W A, l - F - gf 'S rl A a 1 ' 137 , age IQ, X iv' g,?:g2,.'.,,.a, ,, '. L, . ..' V. ' -- - ' f- . ' . ,.- FRONT ROW: Mgr, Felix Clemmer, Bob Robison, Cowboy Dave Woodard, Max Norman, Babe Poirier, Dan james, Brad Lubke, jon Landt, Orville Schumaker, Duane johnson, Keith Hawkins, Kenny Scott. SECOND ROW: Larry English,joe Lenzini, Bill Simonds, john Kammlade, Eddie long, Baby Twomey, Pig Rice, Billy Livesay, john Heern, Kenny Heern, jim Rogers, Mark Gibbs, Mark Welch. THIRD ROW: Ron Peitham, Mike Detercling, jon Lam, Al Scronce, Chris Thomas, Beaner Davis, Dave Stotlar, Tony Campbell, Brian Aaron, Darrell Sanders, Keith Reissaus, Mgr. ING ACH! Kenny Scott 100 10.1 Kenny Scott 220 22.7 Kenny Scott 440 49.7 Lee Sanders 880 2204 Beaner Davis Mile 4:42 Brad Lubke 2 Mile 102256 Dave Stotlar Shot Put 52'6 Marc Welch Long jump 2O'2 Chris Thomas Pole Vault 12'6 Frosh Relay 1.40.9 Varsity Relay 1334-6 Mile Relay 3226.8 Marc Welch stretches over twenty feet between take off and landing. CCHS for the first year in history, has added swimming as a sport, Being the only high school swim team in Southern Illinois, the Ter- riers could compete only in the Illinois District Meet, which composed of mostly experienced Central Illinois schools. However, Carbondale surprised the field, as Coach Bill Livingood and crew took fifth place out of thirteen teams. Mark Lauchner won the 200 freestyle in 51.5 and the 400 freestyle in 3:57.48. The latter qualifies him as a prep All-American. jim Isbell took second place in the 100 breast-stroke in 1:05.8 to qualify for state. Cidale also took third place in the Medley relay Qconsisting of Walter Bottje, jim Isbell, Mark Lauchner, and Harry Edelmanj Other medal winners included Brad Goss, taking third in the 100 butterfly, Bottje, fourth in the 100 backstrokeg and Harry Edelman, sixth in the 100 but- terfly. At State, Lauchner scored twelve points for CCHS, finishing sixth and tenth in the 200 and 400 freestyle. Lauchner was the only freshman to make the Illinois State High School Swimming Meet finals. With the use of the YMCA pool for home meets and the hope of other local schools picking up the sport, Terrier swimming has a bright future in becoming a popular sport. 1972 was a good start. Walter Bottje's style and speed won him many a race. Mark Lauchner, in lane two, is challenged by the state champion in the 400 freestyle. Lauchner won. FIRST ROW: Kurt Olson, jim Isbell, Walter Bottje. SECOND ROW: jay Mansfield, David Gass, Brad Goss, Mark Lauchner, Harry Edelman. jim Isbell lengthens the distance between himself and his East St Louis opponent. SWIMMING Coach Bill Livingood observes his Terrier swimmers during a prac- tice. 79 .fr NE' ,J K Iymwnmmu ,gf-2 525521 ' f QQQMF2? LQ 'ffffzw Q K X 1 NDA ENGLISH u QUEEN WW To the romantic theme 'fWe've Only just Begun, excited couples entered the University Center Ballroom, scene of Prom 1971. Murals signifying new beginnings and the coming of spring decorated the ballroom, flow- ers, symbolizing the beauty of spring, decorated the tables. Midst all this, Linda English, sur- prised and exceedingly happy, was crowned queen. At twelve o'clock, the couples boarded buses which took them to the Du Quoin Fair Grounds, where they enjoyed such activities as miniature golf and dancing. Despite rainy weather, spirits were not damp- ened as the early hours of the new day ended Prom festivities. l Linda English, an active person, a spirited cheerleader. ,sf li ,J Queen Candidataf Terry Linda Bev udy fx WW Queen Candidate Susan Anderson Oueen Candidate Bev Henderson Queen Candidate Linda LeFcvrc Queen Candidaie Judy Raschc Queen Candidate TCIFY Toile 5 Judy Rasche and escort, Pooch Smith. wwf? f fi Terry Tollc and escort, Scorr Schwartz Susan Anderson and escort, Monty Anderson. jp' 1 cu, f A year's reign as Prom Queen is nearing its end as Sarah Evans walks her Last Walk and a new queen is crowned. X , pix X 'rf J 1 G1ylc Fozard, Lynn Chapman, Alan Duarte, :md Nancy Gass sit this one OUI. X Q , F X xxgxi if ii Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! if, l ., p i ,aff ? J, I N yr Xl Groovin' on :hc bear. 42 DW! a'! sis Txmc out for a romanu moment on Lhc dance floor QW, 0 Q 4- Q Twig ,U1 rsii , .w,,4, , V. , A ,,, A festive mood was cast by the vivid colors of the New Orleans deco- rations scattered throughout Carbon- dale Community High School East, the scene of the Homecoming Dance. Crowned by her brother Dewayne, Co- captain of the football team, misty- eyed Trudy Kelley became CCHS '71 Homecoming Queen. The tremendous success of the dance was a welcome re- lief following the Terrier defeat to West Frankfort the previous evening. A Warm, sunny Friday afternoon tou- ched off an exciting parade, the per- fect beginning of a tremendous Home- coming weekend. XS fy Trudy Kelley looked sharp in her parade outfit. - ff w X . sf U 1555-,,, A 'gf' .. -e Tj , - . . ' ' I , ,vw-41, lg ff .1 - 5 fi . K 5 3' ' 1 ' -i- ' '. .. 3-2. 1 5 ' F A ' F'-1 M , I 5 . Queen Candidate: Linda Leola Cathy Carol Lou Bev Debbie .7, Queen Candidate Carol Atwood Queen Candidate Queen Candidate Cathy Cannon Debbie Fleming 2 Queen Candidate Bev Henderson Queen Candidate Queen Candidate Linda LCFCVIC Leola Parrish sx ng yw -..W ' 4 Homecoming Atlendantx Sophomore Tiss Ethcrton, junior Debbie Etherton ,ff if .rfb -4, ,A I . 41 , if' ,161 317. ,x Q I 7 ' Emu- is A ,gg cf' y1,,f, 11 ,auf -' 'lf or-6 X 3',, 'L vnu- -h g fo. . M .,- , W ,V A,.,,, ,..,, - J ,1,,,,.f,,. , ., 4 N' x. M, f , L, A A 329415 .. ,f .L:.,,: ff , ,. .1f:z.sis131'-' o, . Reject Queens 1971, display their beauty in the Homecoming parade. Hlrd Work and unified effort result in a good Sophomore float? Y ,.,,f , :Zf rm--1 Y N .bf iw-F I' , lf ' ' I Kathi Cannon, sitting pretty. J ,ff VVIV P -Kp. tm-V 'TN' : Y' E Ha. f X 3 gxivivlly 'ly' HAM MMX1 11.8.-1 A ' x K p I Wx, 1 - N -- A ' ,Wa i 1- The second-place float is proudly displayed by the juniors. rf' W- 1 ,T ' r nt -4 . ' 2 I if 1 1 , -U L, 1 'Q X . , . 1 . I '14 4. -21. fa I E 1 ' X l l I WJ if 5 llllluaw A, f l -' Q if Z1 79351 Q' 55 J X i , --1 ' 1 V, swf.. j,,gA,,,?, - . Q- 1, ,, , t Unhappy moments at the unhappy ending of the Homecom- The Freshman Float . . . well uh . . . Eat 'em up! ing game. Student Council Sponsor, Mr. Leming gets left with the dirty work! Student Council members Kathy Coracy, Linda Stocks, and Barbie Vogler make preparations for the big dnnce. The rhythm and jazz of the band contributed to the New Orleans spirit of Homecoming. Linda Stephens and David Bach do their thing at Homecoming. Swing it, Linda! With each step Debbie Fleming is escorted clos- er to thc throne by David Coraty. Witla a cheery smile Carol Atwood beams as she ap- Quict anticipation is reflected by Leola Parrish I 1 I I 1 u I I Cir? 4 . -5 CM, A surprised new queen, Trudy Kelley, is crowned by her brother, Dewayne, ccrcaptain of the football team. Exhzusted by spirit of the dance, these two Homecoming couples take a mo- ment's break from the active atmosphere. Tina Layer and Walter Norman experience a moment of repose while dancing. L 1 dying .5 1 lf: Wim wh step, cxdtcmmt mounts for mmm- Couples move to the jazzy spirit of Showboat 72. T' by-f+ F , ' f..iw:.U-C4 i'g'f'Af'5L 'l , X.,-gy 1 - -3, ,J-35, , Jijtff TP M41 QNO-BALL CINDY LAMBEPT The enchanting stained glass windows, traditional Christmas trees, and fireplace set- ting that decorated the Carbondale Teen Cen- ter for the Sno-Ball Dance were surpassed only by the crowning of Cindy Lambert as the 1971 Sno-Ball Queen. Margo Carlock, Retiring Queen, instilled the honor upon Cindy as the crowd eagerly awaited the deci- sion, Christmas - Past, Present and Futurev owed its success, in part, to the far outv music of the band DNA, which helped to create a mood of excitement and joy in keep- ing with the holiday spirit. V if I 65 -l s ,, s -. . .Iii if P : Z' ' , ' s , , if M , P 5 ' I 5 ' V 7 xiii' j ' 2 i i . Y '- ,' x ' . ' lr ' l rg' ' f S 1 - B -- f A , - A sf ' D ' ' ' 4 , Y N du 3595? - , gt , fa-li ' -'g Q - ,Q 4 343 A Q V t. W, , , U s Queen Candidates Barbie Diane Ruth Mary ,Io Christine M Queen Candidate 'Q' Mary jo Gray Queen Candidate Queen Candidate Susan Geyer Barbie Holcomb Queen Candidate Diane Neil .fy Z big ., Queen Candidate Queen Candidate Christine Winemiller Ruth Zimmer af . i ,I .fn x5 Sno-Bal! Attendantx Freshman Laura Koncshi, Sophomore Liz Hanson, junior jonncll Lager. Dancing to :hc rhythm of DNA contributed to success of the evening. ' . 1, , For Rachal Azrin, pinning on a bouronnierc was only one exciting moment of the dance. 0 The dancers kick up their heels at SncrBa1l. The throne awaits new royalty. '51 Those cendcr moments together. , .M 1 A f A ff I 1 X , r f gn- X r .,. Can you handle it, Bcaner? A comforting look reassured a queen candidate. A wide variety of fashions and dress styles were seen at Sno-Ball. 3 I 1 Retiring queen, Margo Carlock, crowned the ecstatic new queen, Cindy Lambert. F4 - x ,, ,ea .. Truckin' on down the line. These shoes are but a small segment of the thousands of shoes that have walked the hallowed halls of Carbondale Corn- munity High School this year. These shod feet bore dutiful students merrily along from class to class, bearing the weight of many math problems and English lectures Cnot to mention food from the Storey. So, Feet - the Dia! salutes you and says, Carry on! Character, personality - What else could you ask for? The cameraman seems to have cut out a vital part of this picture. sk W .av-ef: Reflections from the picnic table. TENNIES as American as . . . well . . . CCHS?!? 49 ,,f4, N You can tell 2 good man by the shine on his shoes. IO 04 1 v qw, 5 ,li-xg 5+ -Q F53 1 . , .js sk'-'X JA mg- -1 ,ef-ff , Ji ' .Q531 M. .- '4!01fl .X Y, '- fl Ever' ' - g. -4-W mpg .1 ' 4 ' -L I .Ft 47y,.?'fa5-,-v- I - 4 4 J- ' K A A ' 1 ,- 4 , ' -. ,. 4- ' .1 ,,,.,- A .- , ,. ' '- Lf- X ' ff .,' gf,-I. Ph, . H ,Z x 'V-'f -,: ' . ' ff ,' ,V a , ' ' .V - Q ,- f 4 4- ' -'f 'A .4 ' , : B' .1 .' D - 2 A If-f 7 - ng 37 .'?Wc ,-4 '-xx 17-1 - 7-V 4' A , -1 1 if 'l -:rf 5 -fr - f .fi 1. -vi X 1-.w 1' A r 'S 'i' R . MM-, WW., N --1 -r Jffl 'lg -'- 4 ,fr - .W .gn , ff . 'K . :. 4 at ni C W V111 'nf' 121. -W? Q' 55.335-K .pf 5' 71.2 E in M v gar- N. . +4.- Q 4 'ffn rw ., 4 Q. v Ji 'li mi' X f 6 BRIAN AARON Brian was a four year member of the football and basketball team and participated in track and baseball. He was a tri-captain of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes his senior year. TEN ING QENIO Active participation in school activities during four years at CCHS and placing in the upper one-fourth of the Senior class scholastically enabled these ten seniors to deserve this honor. Their many hours spent in the areas of academics, student government, journalism, drama, athletics, and other extra curricular activities can never be fully recognized. These honored students represent best the Senior Class. The Dia! is proud to honor these Ten Outstanding Sen- iors. ALISA ANDERSON A very versatile student, Alisa belonged to Student Council, Spanish Club, FHA, Orchestra, and Gym- nastics. She was a member of the National Honor Society her junior and senior years. ,E -..a I i Q. 1 I , A 4 Ax . . - Q, SUSAN GEYER During Susan's years at CCHS, she was active in Can- dystriping, Medical Careers, and French Club. She was a class officer her sophomore year and Sno-Ball candi- date her senior year. to Ell l rPf0nSfll '52 SEV ! 5,1931 ,f I l962 gs, 1956, l959f 6 ' ' my fc JOE BUSER joe combined study and sports, doing well in both. He was elected to the National Honor Society his junior year and played football and baseball throughout his high school years. BARBARA GOSS Work on the Dia! and the Monilor contributed to Barb,s status as an Outstanding Senior. She also participated in Medical Careers, the Con- servation Club, Candystriping, and the All School Musical. 10 7 Ilia.: , . S- 4 r vi - 'fl ff ' ix .lf -524- S Wgx X - BEV HENDERSON Bev's cheerleading skill and enthusiasm were perhaps her most notable achievement at CCHS. She was a member of the Dial and Monitor staffs and a Prom and Homecoming candidate. ,III N, i Q 'Y' Ill -wal ,i,.,. l 'il'v'W , irq- , vfrfu. Jwfsf, Ilcrlrilf i 1, ur .ww--,ti - wx' , i f ,Q 3 f . rg E , A W7 X LINDA LEFEVRE To undertake the job of junior class president is quite a feat, but is typical of Linda's get-up- and- go style. She was a cheerleader for four years, served on the Student Council, and belonged to the National Honor Society. PAT NGUYEN Pat deserved special notice as an Outstanding Senior because she partici- pated well in many clubs and activities: Student Council, All School Musi cal, All School Play, Conservation Club, French Club, Thespians, and Sci ence Club. 31.1414 mlijf. LSL.. BESS MAXWELL As president of Student Council, Bess worked hard for the entire student body at CCHS. She was a faithful Dia! member, swam for the newly- formed CCHS swim team, and was a two-year member of the National Honor Society. LYNN PHILIPP A dedicated student, Lynn was a candystriper three of her high school years, a two-year member of the National Honor Society, and a.n official member of Student Council. at' .A 'xl ,Wm Wi, s ' ,, .- '-f eg.-+,'F ,J ' 1. -'f,,, n 'fi'V4JfQ. ,s4w'-S? ... - 1 1 gg-vi P 'f-. T hi u 5 ' '- , W , -N' .L 'KH , ., .Y Q.,-u.x.,., fn. ,, f :'bw-L 'f fm., A z M---.f-mf-?f'1's, ' M. W- W Nr. f 1 .. U X , 4 3 I w is M, ,. ,f ...,-.Wf-1-A ..-an- RON ADAMS BRIAN AARON FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Baseball 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JULIE ASHBY Monitor 35 FHA 15 All School Play 45 All School Musical 3, 45 Medical Careers 25 Spanish Club 25 Thespi- ans 4' Math Club 3 4' Science Club ALISA ANDERSON Student Council 15 Nat'l Honor Soc Gymnastics 2. bg L. 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 Orchestra 3, 45 All School Play 15 CAROL LOU ATWOOD STEVE ASHLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All School Musical 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Math Club 3, 45 Inm- murals 4. Student Council 2, 35 Candy scripcr 49 Wxsnhng Aux. 35 GRA 2, 35 Lettergirls 45 Medical Careers 2, 35 Prom 2 md 3' GW' XL LOUANNAUE Fx-1111 2 3'Pepc1ub1 2 5 4 SUSAN BEATRIE f TLp,T0p... MARY BERST FHA 15 All School Musical 3, 45 Art Club 25 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Pep Club 4. JANE BEYLER Pep Club 45 GRA 1, 2, 3, 4, ELAINE BENNETT Medical Careers Club 1, 2, 35 Gymnas- tics 15 GRA 2, 3, 45 Art Club 1. JIM BIGGS ogdwplw MICHAEL BLAIR FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 35 C Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3. BARBARA BILDERBACK CHF' IS BITTLE SHAHRAM BINESH CAMELLIA BLYTHE FHA 1, 2, 55 GRA 2, 4. DONNA BODKII BILLY BOROS BARBARA BROOKMYER Nar'l Honor Soc. 3, 45 Pep Club 1, FHA 15 Medical Careers Club 1, 2g Candystri- pct 3. TOM BROWN Club lg Dial 4. Conservation Club 5, 4g Nat'l Honor Society fPrcs.j 4g Scicncc SHEILA BULLINGTON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 2-J jon BUSER FCA 1, 2, 35 Track 1g Natl. Honor Society 5, 45 C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2. STEPHANIE BYBEE FHA 1, Chorus 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 German Club 35 Library Club 1, Ensem- blc 3. Ah, ha! Caught in the act! CINDY CALHOUN l BILL BYRNE CATHY CANNON Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Medical Ca- ncers 1, 2, Wrestling Aux. 3 5 Home- coming Cand. 4, Gymnastics 1. 6 ROLLAND CARLSON Transferred from Highland Park Senior High, sr. Paul, Minn. JAN CARR SIEVE CECIL Student Council 43 Class Officer 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. LENN CARSRUD Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 2. DON CASPER Golf 3, 4. Thu-wp KELVIN CHAMBERS WALLACE CHAPPELL ALAN CHRISTENSEN All School Play 1, 2, 35 All School Musi- cal 1, 2g Spanish Club lg Thcspians lg FAC 1. into af Bfggefu KATHY COHN 7 SUSAN COX Manitor 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, All School Play 4, All School Musical 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 1, 4, Class Officer 4, Conservation Club 3. TEDRA COOK Cheerleader 1, French Club 1, 2, Medical Careers 1, 2, FTA 1, Gym- nastics 1. DAVID CORACY C Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. fm? fy ,M 4,1 F- BOB DAVIS C Club 2, 3, 4, FCA 33 All School Musical 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track SUSAN DEFRANK Spanish Club 1, Medical Careers 1, Gymnastics 1, Art Club 2. .QV DONNA DAVITZ Library Club 1. DAVID DEES ,,' .,-f CCHS swimmers PEGGY DETERDING GRA 1, 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 4. GAYLA DOVER DOUGLAS DIXON BILL DOUGHERTY C Club 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2. f' -'- .l., Q fig: , jgfwj l in 1. A ' M- 12,5 fig. .1 UL . J'-vm ,Um ., , , , 'gms' W 1. , : , , ...,, f:F.,,ff,s'15...,,,, , ,, ' gms 1 , ff' H M .. f i. 1 L 1 ' 1 R ,,'. p ,, ' 1 1 1 Q Q1 V, I ,Mm , , , M., A V -if-mnqz off to a fast start. MELVIN DYSART CHRIS DUCKETI' Student Council 4g Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAI'l Y DUGAS LARRY DREYER CARLA EARNEST FHA lg GRA 23 All School Musical 2g Span- ish 2g Medical Careers Club 1, 25 Pep Club 4. 9 LARRY EISENHOWER Football l, 2, Baseball 3,-1, FCA 1, z, 5, 4. SCOTT ELLIS Football 2, 3, 4, Wrcstlmg 1, 2, 3g C Club 33 Transfer from Hazelwood High School 5. DARRELL EMERY SALLY ELLIS FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. HARRY EDELMAN Science Club lg Football 15 Dia! 39 Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 49 Swim Team 2, 5, 4. CATHY EHRENFREUND 3, df.. ,. -l' fe Walter Bottle gets in tune SANDY FLOM BEVERLY FREEMAN FHA 1, GRA 23 Wresding Aux. 35 Class Officer 4. Jane Bcyler hits below the belt. DAVID FREITAG C Club 33 Choms 1, 2, Football 2, Wres cling 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RON NIE GARRETT NANCY GASS SUSAN GEYER Natl ,Honor Soc. 3, 45 GRA 1, 2, French Club 1g Medical Careers 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Sno-Ball Candidate 4, Candystriping 2, 3, 4. TERRY GIBSON LEE GLASS ' ug MARY Jo GRAY FHA 13 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Medical Ca- reers 15 Sno-Ball Candidate 4. KENNETH GREEN PHILIPP GOODMAN Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA GOSS Dial 3, 45 Monitor 3, Natl Honor Soc. 3, 45 GRA 1, 2g French Club 1, 2, 4g Medical Careers 1, 25 Conserva- rion Club 4g Candystriping 2, All School Musical 1, 2. HENRY GRANBERRY I If , 405 JOYCE HAGLER ROY HARRIS PAT HARTLAGE Student Council 2, 3, 4g GRA 1, 2, 3, 45 All School Play lg All School Musical 1, 2, 35 Chorus 45 French Club 1, 2, Thespians lg FBLA 1, 2, 3. MARK GRIFFIN HEIDI GROSOWSKY Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 4, All School Play 4g All School Musical 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 25 Arc Club 1, Conservation Club 33 Gymnastics 2 5 Did! 4. Vwdows Angles JEFF HAYDEN C Club 3, FCA 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SUELLEN HAZEL K I KAY HEERN BEV HENDERSON Dia! 1, 2, 3, 45 GRA 15 Moniior 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Med- ical Careers 1 2 5' Prom Candi- date, Comm. 5, Homecommg canchdarc 4 Sno-Ball art 2 I l Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others! DAN HENDRICKSON DEBBIE HERR Czndystriping 2, 3, 4, GRA 1. GRETCHEN HINDERSMAN JIM HOHMAN 'tlwwst RICHARD HUDSON C Club 1, 2, 35 FCA 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2g Vhestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CONNIE HUFFMAN FBLA 15 Math Club 3, 4. POLLY HOLBROOK FBLA 1. BARBY HOLCOMB Student Council 3, 43 Dzhl 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader lg Wmsdhlg Aux. 3, 45 Lcttcrgirls 3, 4, Medical Careers 1, 25 Sno-Ball candidate 4. MONA HOWERTON Medical Careers 2, Art Club 2, 39 FBLA lg Pep Club 1, 2, -3, Candy striping 2. Can't you find him? LINDA HUNGERFORD Student Council 3g Monitvr 35 GRA 1, 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 3. DEWEY ISABELL Football lg Harriers 2, 3, 4. ' Wags... 6 VICKI HUFFMAN JIM ISBELL Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 4g Swim Team 2, 3, 4. ALOYSIUS JACKSON Monitor lg Football 1. ,sf Che Cha R2 Ha Ha Y affgafifmb :-, -- '59 I '.,.V,., E J .' ,, .f if-um A little dab'l1 do you JOHN JOHNSON MIKE KARNES O O I TAMMY KING ANN KLOPP Dial 3, 45 Monitor 3, Debate Club 2, 3g GRA 25 French Club 1, 2, 45 Gymnas- tics 1. JOHN KEYES Band 1 2 3 4 Transferred from Ramapo I-hgh School 4 JERRY KING gli' I NIKI KOENIGSTEIN JAN ICE KROETZ RENEE KUPCEK FHA 13 GRA 2, FBLA lg Lettergirls 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, Candystriper 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN KURTZ Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 4, All School Play 1, 2,43 All School Musical 2, Thespians 1' Class Officer 25 Prom Comm. 3. a CINDY LAN NOM LINDA LEFEVRE Student Council 3, 4, Dial 1, 2, 3, 4g Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 GRA 1, Medical Careers 1, 25 Can- dystriper 2, 35 FAC lg Class Officer 3 Wresding Aux. 33 Prom Comm., Candi date 3g Sno-Ball Attendant 1g Home- coming Attendant 2, Candidate 4. CINDY LAMBERT GRA 2g French Club 1, 2g Medical Ca- reers 1, 2 g Wrestling Aux. 35 Prom Comm. 3, SnoBall Queen 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JON LANDT nfl 129 JANET LEONARD Sruclcnt Council 4g Dia! 3, 4g Moni- t0f 35 GRA 25 All School Play 4g All School Musiczl 3g French Club 3, 4. GLORIA LILLY CARL LOGUE PHYLLIS LOMEDICO FHA 2g GRA 1, 2,x3QA1T Club 3. JOHN LOYD Behind thc moustache and bowler is a Bach MARILYN MAJEWSKI W , vw CLIFF MANSFIELD AllHailrorhce.,. if , BESS MAXWELL Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4g DiaJ1, 2, 3, 45 Monitor 33 Natl. Honor Soc. 3, 4g GRA 2, 3, 45 All School Play lg All School Musical 1, 2g Swim Team 3, 4, Thespians 1, French Club 2. JACK MCMURPHY KATHY MILLIGAN ERIC MOE I JOYCE MOELLER Natiorlil HOHO1' SOCICYY 3, 45 In' Terrieretres 35 Pep Club 4. duscrial Ed. 1, 25 Pep Club 2. N , Q me ,h H, MIKE MOORE GARY MORELAND Transferred from Marion Senior High. MEI I Y MORGAN JEFF MORRIS 1 x 511 Cliff Weldon 4- last of the red-hot red-heads PHYLLIS MORGAN -IIM MOWRY Intramurals 4. PAM NANCE FHA 1, 2. DIANE NEILL FHA 15 Cheerleader 15 GRA 25 Lettergirls 3, 45 Medical Careers 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Sno-ball Candidate 4. How frail, how pale. Can this be Gail? PATRICIA NGUYEN Student Council 45 Monitor 35 GRA 45 All School Play 45 All School Musical 35 French Club 45 Thcspians 45 Conservation Club 45 Science Club 45 Drama Club 15 Transferred from Wilson High School, Vfashington, D. C. NORMAN NORTH C Club 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Wrestling 1. PAT OKITA MARC OLIVA FCA 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Baseball 15 Transferred from Gainesville, P. K. Younge. 9- MARY PINKSTON Tcrricrettes 5, 4, ,IAN PRESLEY LYNN PRINEAS God gives sleep to the bad, so that the good may be undisturbed. JANE RANDOLPH jOHN REEVES MATT RICE Debate Club 1, 2, 55 C Club 2, 3gTl'1Cspi2.ns1, 4g Track 1, 3g Harriers 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 4. Wx Bev's behind the line of scrimmage. GITTA RIDDER French Club 45 German Club 4, transferred from Richcns, Gq. many 4. I RICK SHELTON GEORGIANA ROGERS FHA 4, Transferred from Parkdzle 3. SHIRLEY RUSSELL Cheerleader 1, GRA 1, 2, All School Musical 1, 2, 55 French Club 1, 2, 3, Medical Careers 1, 2, Art Club 2, Class Officer 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3, Candystrip- ing 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ORVILLE SCHUMAKER C Club 2, 3g FCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. CYNTHLA SHIRLEY FHA 1, Terrierettes 2g Library Club 1. 42 'CQ I J , Aff M ,. CAROL SIMS All School Play 43 Transferred from Coolidge High School, Granite City, Illinois 2. y , KATHY SKAMSER DIANE SMITH PAM SM! U1 CCHS students find High Street interesting. 'ln ,f RICHARD SMITH Football 1, 2, 3. SPRING SMITH l37 ball 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 2. BOB SPRAGUE C Club 3, Foot- ii ALAN SRONCE C Club 1, 2, 3gFootba1l1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Pcp Club 1, 2, 3, 4. The school boy with his satchcl and shining moming face. SHEILA STAINS Dial 45 GRA 2, All School Play 3, 4, All School Musical 2, 3, 4g French Club 45 Gymnastics lg DcWaync Kelly is a man of action - on the court and off. Candystriping 2, Thcspians 4. DONNA STALON Monitor 3, All School Play 3, 4, All School Musical 3, 43 German Club 1 2 3 4' Thespians 4 ,1.,.s ,qt K A flea in her car? LARRY STARNS JOHN STINEBAUGH SCOTI' TAYLOR At CCHS it doesn't take long for the foreign HERMAN SUMMERS students to get into the swing of things. 9 4 V r VICKI TAYLOR BECKY THOMAS All School Play 13 Thespians 15 GRA 25 French Club 1, 4. Band 1, 2, 5, TERRY TOLLE Hassle. . .I-Iusflm BETSY TOWERS FHA 1g GRA lg Medical Careers Club 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Candystriper 3, 4, Gym- nastics 1. Qi C V,-'X I I if J MIKE TWOMEY FCA 4, Harriers 4, Track 1, 3, 4 J R j W 1' Laura lingers long at her little, leaky locker, JOHN VOGLER Respmwfb' FCA 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 ,IODY WALKER FHA lg Class Officer 35 French Club 1, 2, 3, Medical Careers Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Candystrip- ing 3. ANDREW WAKEFIELD CLIFF WELDON Baseball 1, 45 Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Is joe Buser really B. M. O. C.? 42 MIKE WHITE Football lg Industrial Ed Club 3, 4. av ' -' :AV .rfl,s 'l '- il?-'HQ' J. A -Ax. ,O N F 1 . V, sq PATTI WHITTENBERG LEATHA WILD Homecoming Comm. 25 Pep Club 1, 2, Monitor 53 GRA 2, 3, Pep Club 4. 3, 4. ,yr-11 ,li ,V ,.Nv ,fu . .. REGINA WIEDLOCHER Transferred from Anna-Jonesboro High School. The three stooges? CHRIS WINEMILLER JOHNNIE WILLIAMS Dial 1, 2, 5, 4g Student Council 35 Span- C Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 5, 45 ish Club 3, 49 Medical Careers 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Baskggbgjl 1. FBLA 1, 2, Sno-Ball Candidate 4. PMS' DORIS WINGATE DALE YATES A1 1 ' ELIZABETH YOW L We lost. RUTH ANN ZIMMER f 1 g Y 'I43 Craig Allen Basil Anderson Bruce Amold Gary Arterberry janet Ashby Melissa Bahr Steve Baker Barbara Bames Tom Barrett Kathrine Bayne john Bean Keith Bening Mike Bemardoni David Bilderbach Paul Blumenstoclc jay Boor Connie Brandon Linda Braswell Lynn Broadnax Gail Brooks Stephanie Brown Cindy Brumley Dan Buffum Brenda Burris Karen Carlock Laura Carrier Dawn Carsrud juniors work hard to eam money for Prom Sally Carter Dave Casebeer Carol Casey Bill Cassel Pam Cecil jackie Chambers Sue Chamness Diane Cherry Curtis Childers Mixed emotions on a game day. David Clarke jerry Cole V Karen Cole 1 1' f----+ I Lassie Conley ,.. Iltl .J',,,., rl . 1 .rg glziijrif -QA' i YL? as-3 3.2:-igy11.., 12-M aa ffm, e L sfj,,, 3ag1wi 'avpiim f. pina' 'fig , 1 , ..f ' ,' 4.11, ' '-' 'V xy lfiky :al H' '-'Yn,v- .Q V ' .,-'QV , '63 .. R ' x R 'na' - I lg-ml '- Q, HQ- 31.--, . , .., is 'rin'-17' ve W AL, J: ,r 1 ,- W: ix o Q o f .wif ,C i 5' ' f- Ni C l Qrvdf ' I ' ' . 41- 4 U .U 'Q tiara-- :f:lfrf,g -. t ' ,mil-' .' I ii ., J tfvilof -' -'I 4, l 'N' Richard Copeland X L Kathy Coracy 'EI' .rx 'N' Linda Corthen x e Varsity Cheerleaders supported the Terriers with a little leg ion. nior Attendant Debbie Etherton in a fleet- 3 moment at the Homecoming Dance. , 146 - Hlriil lit Denise Davis Glenn Davis Mike Deterding Rosalind Dilworth Mathew Dennis Peggy Craig Lex Cralley Rhonda Crawshaw Ronnie Crawshaw Mike Crow Nancy Cunningham Donna Curtis Debbie Davis has Larry English Debbie Ethcrton Willimn Dixon louise Dodge Doyle Dover Elmer Downs Carol Drew john Etherton Robert Etherton Charlene Evans Carl Favrcau David Ferrell Richard Fischer john Foster Melvin Foster Gail Fozard Dan Francis Wendy Freitag Doug Frost Steve Furlong Wilma Futrell Mr. Barry explains the play with absolute clarity Oy Martha Garrison Reggie Garrison Tony Gates Carmen Gibbs Candice Gilmore 5 4 -. A ' , if ' ' i My Todd Given Brenda Glenn jill Goffinet Debra Goodwin Now We Aw Valerie Gradl Becky Grotta Dennis Gulledge Scot: I-Iagler Steve Hale Mike Hall Steve Hanson Clarence Harrington Tom Harrison Pat Hawchom jerry Heem Terry Heem Steve Highland Renee Highum jim Hilligoss Vicky Hom Susan Howell Keith Huffman janet Hun: Essie james 48 Typical poses for spirited junior participants in a Pep Assembly. N acemed about the ever-increasing 5 Pam Jarvis jim jenkins Don johnson Ron johnson Carolyn jones Dan jones Robert jones Rosalind Karster julia Kelley Carlos Kenner Kim Kilman Cary Kipping Britt Kirby Keith Klaine Steve Knewitz lsadore Koonce Terry Kurtz Candy Kuss Liz Ladd julie Lager Kathy Laster Charlotte Lawrence Tina Layer Susan Leffler 'I49 .4-, 4 54 Steve McGee Bryon McGregor jeff McMurphy Mike McGowan Augustus McKinlev Karen Moore Maudie McDaniel Curtis McGee Dennis McGee joe Lenzini Cathy Lewis Leanore Lewis Cynthia Lilly Cindy Lindsey Bruce Lipe Nancy Lipe Keith Lipscomb Doug Livesay Brad Luebke Karen Margrum Nancy Marion Brenda 'Marshall Larry Marshall Paul Mathews jim Mayhugh Reba McCarthy Nancy MeCalla Queen Kathy Coraq' accepts tribute from Tina Pappelis during preparations for 441-!,,,.,.. E!-M... L -A-ni Lynn Meacham -Judy Meeks Lynette Miles Iris Miller jackie Miller Brenda Moon Keith Morgan Mike Morgan Linda Morris Mary Morris Edward Morrisson Debbie Moulton Liz Mueller Steve Nelson Rdeben Nesbitt Scott Nolen Max Norman Mark North Bob Okita Alvin Oliver jim Osbom Carla Ott Debbie Palmier Tina Pappelis Sportsman joe Lenzini gives his professional opinion of a football game. MTS l Nancy Parker Leslie Patheal Debbie Patterson Tim Paine Patty Pearl janet Pearson Robyn Peckler Rodney Petty Kathy Phares if ,- af vii' -2 ' tyy, ,y t , W ' f WSW f X ,f 1 y J ff? ' 5 ZW ffj f? fl X iff ' 1 4 f fly? 'WJ My , yy.i he L 53 vw q-. oftkwg I-rm 21 ,, ,,,.i,5 5 Larry Phemister john Philips Greg Pick Sara Plochmann Karen Plunkett Ben Poirier Mike Pool Ronnie Potter Toni Potts Pam Prowell Dana Pulley Russ Ragsdale Susan Ramp David Ray Susi Rayfield Sherlin Reed Connie Reinhardt Keith Reissaus jill Rendlemen Robert Reynolds Dianna Rich Ben Riley Vicky Riley jennifer Robb David Roberson Marcella Robertson Becky Robinson Robert Robison Patty Rogers Curtis Ross Paul Roth Mike Russell Debbie Runion Ladonna Sarver Debbie Schwegman Ann Scott Mike Scott Margaret Shelton Bill Simoncls Aaron Simpson George Skalsky Mike Smart Althea Smith Steve Stanley jonathan Stephens Kenneth Stevens Linda Stevens Mike Stevens Velinda Stewart : -fr .. W' v t ' 4 2 ? x wi !ITI'f 1 s.. , wry A 1 X. Q- 7 'l ,ff i I 'Wulf 1 32 V t ' 1 ?' Q., bp- .IL Q, ' iii?-1 s-.ax fx TD Lal! ' 'Y-vw . at, A 'X S. Q , y si Nl- - li -., AL. '- 'f.:- f ' Ll 1 S .K 11+ pt r 'S a x f Xt If WX5' r ' ' ' ', , ,-gg,j,i K ,' 1 lf ' N l l. t . 1 X A ' P , a 'L i t 1 it H, -X . I ls... x ,.. iv 1 . N ,eff 521.1 K Linda Stocks Larry Stroup Charles Srrusz Cassandra Suggs Don Sumner Ron Sumner Dotty Sutton David Tegrhoff Paula Thalman Chris Thomas Debbie Thompson Doug Tinsley David Towle Lynn Treece Carol Trimble joe Troester Lee Trueblood Robert Tucker Doug Tumer Diane Valliant Gary Vogel Barbie Vogier Mark Volner jeff Walker Andy Wallace Terry Walters Cheryl Wamer Marilyn Watson Sharon Watson Mary Lou Webb Bruce Weers Cecil Westley Charlie Wisenhunt Shirldean Wiley Nita Winn janet Wrscly David Jessie Woods David Woolard Whictkamp YO1-,O Pat Vasilrki Zahn-Oupoulos I P' F My ' , S lv I ,Q 154 Beth Abernathy Bob Adams Ken Adams Greg Aldridge Tom Allen Amelia Anderson Bruce Andresen Greg Atwood Mark Atwood Leslie Audi Gail Austin Brian Baggett Reva Baltzell Don Barrett jane Baysinger john Benson Randy Benz Bill Berst jon Binns Gayle Blackwell Carolyn Blake Frank Bleyer Brenda Blythe Ron Blumenstock Lance Labourn's limber ligaments liven lovely Lingle's lessons. M 5 f' Wim David Brown Marilyn Brown , 1 r' fi ' ll'-5r, ' it 566i jx. 'Cf' ' I n All x' ,QQ N , 'Nl ,,,,.2 l l S ,xg A X , lull' Flora Brown Susan Brown X -' . x C X . lik- S. HN r, Ju t i 5 .- . . 1 -5-' X ' e .f-,Y .7 Charles Bursey and fr ,Env- Yeafu... iends enjoy Af, , ,, 5 M a V' v' . ., f,5,,-W? -mffw-fwfr-vfzf2'r 'ff .3 A 4' .,fQ! ., fe ,. ll'l H I 1 'C r 1 jerry Bolen Debbie Bolinc Caihy Bond joe Bond Jeanine Borger Danny Boros Sally Brandhorsc Greg Brasclton Ricki Braswell Bob Brooks David Brooks Debbie Brooks spectacular Terrier football Margaret Burns Charles Bursey Cindy Calvin David Camey Tony Carniglia Tom Carter Jeannie Cauble Steve Chapman Regina Chappell Pam Cheatham jeff Child jane Clark Steve Clark Ray Clayton Beth Coatney Peggy Cochrane Debbie Collier Shawn Colvin Debbie Cook Lesa Cooper Chris Corzine Bob Coulter Gary Covington Cheryl Cox 01 NewCompws ' +314 f X P., xt , -Iamce Priddy and Tina Reynolds spend idle moments at The Store. CIWWI COX Scott Crally Sarah Curry Ken Daniels Gary Darnell jim Davis ,Ioanne Davis Kathy Davis Elmyra Dearing Barbara Deniston Kenny Deterding Mark Diedrick Sharon Dietz Tracy Dillard I ' 51 , . . ,iifw ,, i fy ' :Q Y , H i if + 2, ' l f at AJ Zstfiem. , ROgCr CICWS Marsha Cunningham X 4 qw K, 1 k vo, 'I57 A' .Ute X78 111' v 5 4 4,1 . .1 - 1 ,,f, , ff ,sl , , E K , .xy EM I .aa if fw ,,.4 , f C ' ' N l . 3-1 rt 'f 'i f 5:-1' 4 fig E Y K 1 y N 1' ' 5 gk L 3 -, . . A .-.w- A If fa 5 .fa I f fy' -sa ii jf N - 158 HL? la , . jackie Gamble Ellen Gardner Rick Gardner 'FLAT' Steve Dixon Chuck Doan Brian Dougherty Cathy Dover jane Dudenbostel Bill Dunkel q'f?VC Dusch Tom Dysart jeff Ebel Mike Ebersohl Steve Ebersohl Debbie Elliott Keith Ellis Kent Engram Tess Ethenon Belinda Exum Nick Ferrell Kathy Fleming Tony Fletcher Fred Foster Cindy Fox john Francis Mike Friedline Sydney Fullilovc ' l Sandy Gasaway David Gass Evelyn Gates V Gwen Geyer Karla Gholson Ed Gibbs A Terry Gibbs 5, Margaret Gibson Q k H Debra Glasford -I :Ll 'SQ K . t- , xl :ll rib, Q l 'TTT' 1 . A, , A Nancy Glenn Sharon Glover Matt Goff Ruth Gooden Sam Gooden J , ,, Q? .fr ff 1 27321, , -:M hifi Mark Goodman Mike Goodman Brad Goss Margaret Graper Bill Griffith Susan Hagler Ken Hale Noreen Hansen Liz Hanson Becky Harris ,Steve Harris Liz Harrison Darlene Hartson Keith Hawkins Leland Hayes joni Hays john Heem Althea Henderson Dale Henderson jim Hertz jane Hillegas Mary Hillestad Tim Holcomb Kent Holder David Holt Doris Hopkins Marty Hopkins , 2 Russ House Tom Gray Tony Greer David Griffin V Anita Hubbard Lorraine Hudson Wilwn Hughey -...Y Suzanne Hungerford Terrv Hunter gf 2' jesse Ivy Howard jackson Dan james 1-Uv Shirley james Mike jennings Debbie johnson Duane johnson Georgia johnson Leann johnson Pat johnson Roger john son Tomi johnson v....' Dennis jones Leroy jones Tim jones VL' NowfWwAw . . . Nwfy Jung john Kakourous john Kammalade Yvonne Kenner Candy Kecring 'S-f-' ff 'arg' Bill Ketring janet King jeannene King Curtis Koch Doug Knewitz T1 Larry Ladd Mike Lager ,Ion Lam jeffrey Lambus Larry Lamer - Laura Landrum Dana Lannom Kevin Lasley Rhonda Laster Lance Layboum 5 Amy Lemasters Bill Leebens Steve Levelsmier Dan Lillard Robert Liller Gala Lindsey Jeanne Lindsey Roger Lipe Bill Livesay ff' Konnie Logue ' ' neering-place for Sopho- Mary Beth Logue Ed Long Martha Lyas Eamest Mack Rick Mann Tom Mann Kent Marlow Patty Martin Therese Martin jeff Mason 'Pe' Q- - n I 'FT ,films If ,l A... Kim Monroe Marlin Moore Candy Morris jenny Morrison Judy Nance ,Jeannie Nance Elaine Nance Terry Nance Linda Nation Eugene Neal Melvin Nesbitt Patricia Nguyen Nan Nolting Fred Oberg Lynette O'Dell Kurt Olson Steve Maurizio Donna Mayse Gary McCa1la Donna McCormick Patricia McDonial Debbie McKinney Debbie McPhail Leland Meinhart Barbara Meno Mike Mifflim Rodney Miller james Miranti Tiss Etherton - Sophomore Homecoming Terry Orthwein Leah Page Reah Page Joanne Pappelis Curtis Parrish Jeannie Parrish Gail Parrish Linda Patterson Catherine Paul Becky Payne Ron Peithman Kathy Perschbacher Michael Peterman Keith Phelps Kevin Phelps Mark Phemister June Phillips Brenda Poston Gayle Priddy Carolyn Pirtle Lynn Powell Susan Ragsdale Boyd Poirier Janice Pricldy Robert Reed oi 6 X -wr .1-' v r 9 E Sophomore students take advantage of the Wide variety of courses offered at CCHS. 64 . , .W -Y 1 '. '17 ' 1 r l - I .-sur . 'wha ' if ,gnu ' Q-ni x i if I Matt Reid Duncan Renfro Tina Reynolds g-as 'V' V Craig Rice 'X i mx si sn Terry Richison 11--I Q'-s Greg Rinella Sue Rising Kevin Robbins David Robinson Pam Robinson The Backbone off Ofcgauig CT' Fi! A 1 , Nan Nolting and Steve Warner suppor victory. jim Rogers Benita Ross Vicki Ross Chipper Rumsey Candace Russell Cody RUSSCU Sandy Russell Vicki Russell 5 fwq lg ' Z , X' in 1 E ', Q 4' Q- , Darrell Sanders Mark Sanders Malcomb Sands Kevin Schimpf Alicia Schindler Angie Schmullbach Bobbe Schulz W'- T Carole Scott Claude Sehnert Vickie Shacldee t Terriers for a Homecoming ,David Shephard Susan Shiplett Bob Shirley john Simons Sherrie Simpkins Linda Simpson Cathy Sims Cathy Sisk Terry Smart Ann Smith vwgawuwuidwzog f 9 1 fa Z fy if 4 am' x 1 ,Q 9' gf mf. 1, Leila Smith Rick South Susie Southworth jennifer Spackman Lelan Stallings Mike Stangle Darwin Stearns janet Steele Todd Stephens in one of his few serious moocls. Bill Steinbach Todd Stephens Linda Stephens Marlene Stevens Susan Stokes Peter Strawn jim Streigle Barbara Stroup joy Stuckey David Sulzer L i, I 6 4 Q Qu 1 Q 7 Obsowdtgls... f ' f 1 Loyd Sumner Susan Sutton Mike Swain Tony Troutman In Bruce Trummer 1 . if f wi v a J A 'xy aff? 3 s 5341 9 5 Ted Tsangoulis Diane Tucker Barbara Twomey Doug Vaughn Susan Vavra 1 The Terriers' winning season inspired these Sophomores. e if 'i ijxi A 2.-Q Q54 I , V - ,tg .4 X , L, N , My JAH E 6 , ya, 1 ' , X . I, X , 1 r ,Q I . X ,Q Mark Waicukauski Bruce Wallace Mary Beth Wallace Charlene Waller Patrick Walls Steve Wamer joseph Washington Les Wceres Trotter Welch Cassandra Westly jane Wheatley Gary Whisenhunt Charlie White Karen White Marsha White jim Wild Bill Wiley Tina Williams StaCy Williams Arthur Wood o o o What s so interesting down there, Bob? Beiwigafgiop Robert Woods Debra Wooley Janice Wright Karen Wright Henry Yarborough Carolyn Yateb Albert Young Linda Young Ellen Zinn 45 I , . -su. if P' L ar- 1 5? SQA V W2 Q X Q ak ii ' t xv , 'AP' .- . -vm. ' 5. Nil Q ,LP T Vfvq 40 1, -N Q f Q4 , A057 ff- x Q vi' gi UQ,t',' .9 l N, if ,ff f' ifq ' , IN-f X A555 Nl in-ffgh What am I doing here? 167 3 Kevin Accola Donna Adams 1 1C:lndaceA.?lbond , V, nna exan er yppp Deborah Allen yl 5 5 il Lawrence Anderson QM I '-flat il Mark Anderson . tiwkils I My 1 l X K 4 7 of ' 1lv V XSi2:. 'e:s :.fi'fri1' . '-.'-f:, ?'1 l'L:iV3:'?: 'f'f , ---V v: f.'.f il:.-.gift lV'5'11',i'V'ff'- ' lf V.,-zlalxf Craig Ashley , f V X. V r r l 4' V . f y , Scott Ashmm ' 'Q 'f -,' ,. ' B ,',n .V V .. Qi ,.. I . 3 4 'Q- Rafhel Azfm B - J aw' rn ,elVt QV ' we n nnrr - .V l Ed Baggftt K A ' L V. ': .. V,.' 'V l V -A-, x David Barr '13 ' F- HIV' .V,: ' fi V ff' 2'Q5:11'..z2L 15 , '-' ff 'V V . VV'Vfc' ,--, ,.. .1 V A rrr., VV 2 A . vw - . VA- El 1 9+ W. -x in V' ' l .1 xl f K .' f Rf' Miki? Bass i -PM Q . : 5'7XkX Ql' Qt ' a - 21: ' V l 'vI'n1z2Vi , ' ' vV .- V .V 355-2:1 . , -I A,,, ' 'vfif a i lk 643- ifilx. . 1 W' 1 ' l V iiiy ' F' f'-', 2 , ', ' -',, V g , G 'AZ J-ef. .1 ak l ,wa ' Lr . . Denny Baxter VV V l i V t 33' 1- 5 a .12 - Ea 'W 'af i 9 .V - gl Glna Bell A-- 2 A V' 1+ ..,- ag-'V2eQVfa:s3fV I ff, Vf V . 2. , .V l 1 A - V 5 . , V up ... ... V K 4 Gregory Bell A Pa Q j K AV V,Veh,V kk I John Belton V erVr Vw . Doug Bender .IBN 'A t 'Vn- 2 iii .. Y' 1 i Stephen Bening ' il' B3 r'e r Q var Karen Benz 1 l . ' ll' l l V,-.Xxx ' .V ..Q C I ' - M Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Linda 'Benz ' ' V V' ' H ii . Randy Bemhardt I 1 X Robert Bcrst 4 L, Z V V, 4 .' Pat Biggers ff 1 3 2 Randall Black l l . 4 V14 Gayle Bobbish ' p V ff Blaine Bodkin A, . .V Vicky Burris Beth Butler Lisa Calhoun Tim Capps Sarah Carrier Kim Chancey Richard Chapman Dana Bolcn Pamela Bonds Tom Boros Kerry Braswell Cathy Brewner Thomas Brooks Eric Brown 'I6 Pls Denise Cooper Donna Cooper Rebecca Cooper Anne Comwall Terry Covington Vurla Cox Debbie Crabb Mary Ann Crader David Crawshaw Kathy Crawshaw Penny Cremeens Lori Crocker james Crouch Mark Curry Mary Curris john Chester Connie Childers Karen Christensen i Jeanne Christie Benjamin Chu james Clarke Chuck Closson Paticia Cochrane Lisa Cody Tom Cohen 'fr-' Susan Coleman William Colp Debra Combs Ed Conley 4.-fm '1 'Ei ff, Guys gossip, too, Cheryl Davis ,lack Davis David Dechent .lean Deming I-ZITY Deniston Regina Dentmon Dennis Dietz Karen Dietz Paul Dilworth Stephen Dilworth Kathy Dodds Bruce Douglas Letha Dugas Pamela Dusch X W flip. 104, Over and Out. William Earnest Kathy Easly Steve Eaton Beth Edmondson Elizabeth Ekker Pamela Endicott Debra Endsley Valerie Entsminger Scott Erickscn Ann Ewart Tami Farris Chuck Feirich Kurt Fischer Tad Foland Tracie Foland 7 ww.--,, .. .Y , ,, , ,, ,,. i, G W I. y . w 1 ' g il f l,.!'V l 5 Xl +53 ii' d s X lwi l -z I l I l WT? x-k l l ' l ll Q r ,I I A :rg l 1f l,NN X475- New... lo- Q 5' ,ff -i i V . l y 1 l 1 w l it v 5- 7 Helen Granberry Catherine Grocta Alane Groves Gary Hall Cathy Hallaran Tony Harrington Linda Harris Kathy Hartman Camille Hawkins David Hayden Mlke Helsley Marleigh Herr .is of X 1 e Ffa' R 'fi oi 1 x rs 4'r fx xx yu 1 to Leslie Fred Angela Gibbs Dennis Gibbs Rosaland Gibbs Karen Gibson Wesley Gibson Rufus Glass Calvin Glenn Clarence Golden Dale Golliher Peter Goodin Kent Gordon Gary Goro Mark Graham You want me to do Edward Hill Richard Hillegas Mike Hillestcad Russell Hinckley Christie Hindersman Sally Hines Mike Holder Bill Hollenbeck Roberta Hollenbock Faraz Homavoon julia Horn Kathy House Henry Houston Gossie Hudson Sidney Hudson Douglas Hunt Scott Hussey Anthony jaber Andrea jackson Debra jackson Charles james Michael -Jamison Mary jenkins Floyd johnson jerry johnson Larry johnson Robert johnson Suellen johnson what? Kathy Keller Kathy Kelley Kerry Kennedy Ken Kimmel Tammy King Curtis Kirksey Leo Kirksey Nancy Klopp Laura Konishi Kathy Kroetz Greg Kuss Michael Lacey Lori Lambert Carolyn Larson Bumham ,Ioiner Melissa -Joiner Larry jones Ramon jones Walter jones Blake justice Terry Kaufman Thomas Keim W' . 7 1' is 173 74 vig -ix Susan Logue Greg Lonergan jerry Lott Bryan Lucas Daniel Malony jay Mansfield Floyd Marchell Richard Marion Mark Lauchner Cynthia Lech Tonya Lence Terry Levelsmicr Jeanette Lewis janet Lipe Susan Lipe Thomas Lipe Numa Marquez-Sterling Lynn Martin Mike Martin Loretta Mathis Sarah Matthews Peter Maurath jane Maxwell Cheryl Mays Johnnie McBride Freshman cheerleaders participate in their first 1:9 ., ,I iv ,f A T-7 r ,- I f f ' , V, The muscle machine builds strong bodies ,Sami Wendy McClure Y Calvin McDaniel .,4,,w. jrll McDermott john McDermott 'J'-'QU Carolyn McGee Q jonathan Meyer Steve Miles X f -I Y 'Y 'c.y . x 3136.1 ,Q r X f rf ' F 1 -w ' . 'xr . l , jifff' 'f t X i wi ' ' ' -1, Y, ,vf-A x: V ' fp 9 ,. L -M - f .. . - , 1 , .. A , .Hy I , ., I , 'f V, .L if f -X b i 1 x is If f xl t ft -M 4 4 X V .,, J t- s. Q. 1 :11 f ,g X 5 'I . I tr 'vw ' 9-wut- -Q' V ' ,Xxx t Vi , ' ,-- ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' ., . . , A ' 5- 1' 1 N, F-11 Elizabeth McN1chols A, A , EE, V, X , :ii - . ' 1 'if A Homecoming parade. fa Karl twelve ways. Peter Moore Timothy Moorhead Beverly Morgan Donald Morgan Jeri Morgan Toni Morgan Michael Morris Phillip Moss Lawerence Miller Reggie Miller Sharon Miller Thomasl Miller Cathi Mills Thomas Minetree Ray Mischon Anthony Mitchell Keith Moe I7 Kathleen Motti Melissa Moulton Penny Murden Martha Nall Elizabeth Nance Luzzetta Neal Deborah Neihaus janet Nelson Margie Newbern Douglas Newbould Cheryl Newton john Norman Beverly Obermeier Tim O'Daniell Sharon O'Dell Dennis Odum -5 . fi 6m e, .e x . 'Q nf . - 2 Q-.pf ' -. J' ,. '+A stiff- t 1' X. '18 if ln a burst of speed, john Norman takes off for a Patricia Odum julie Oldfield Mark Oliboni Brenda Oliver jeffrey Olsson William Ottesen Carolyn Pack Clara Page Robert Paine Becky Parrish Rocky Patterson Debbie Pearson Michael Pease Michael Peterman Elizabeth Peterson Elizabeth Phares Randy Plunkett Linda Pool Cathy Brewner demonstrates her flexibility. Steve Rich Eric Robb Doris Roberson Bertha Robertson David Rochelle Kathy Roloff Frederick Roth Steve Rouhandeh Michael Rumsey jackie Rushing jon Russell Wendy Sainty Dale Sarver Earl Schuette Gregg Schwartz William Schwegman Doug Schwegel Karla Scoggins Deborah Poole james Potts Greg Prineas Kim Pulley Anita Pulliam Brenda Ragsdale Sarah Rainey Janis Rains Steve Ramsey Maura Rayfield David Redden Everett Reed Steve Reichling Melba Reid Cheryl Reynolds Ronald Reynolds NQMQ 177 r X, S i f I in L M V l i il , ' A ' we llfx I lil 'M ' fi 41: A a Q It K I ls. 'gn- WT? E? F' ,. - 1. l '-in ? '9' 5 K7 Kathy Stein Diane Suggs Kenny Sullivan ,Judy Sutton john Seibert john Shephard Paula Shingleton Philip Simon jay Simpson Cynthia Sisk Deborah Slinkard Deborah L. Smith Deborah Smith Jeffery Smith Kenneth Smith Penelope Smith Kim Snider Donna Sronce Karlton Stacey Teresa Stains Gary Stangle Deborah Stanley Kraig Swinburne Jody Tackett Cynthia Taitt April Tamen Lee Taylor Beverly Tinsley Virginia Tooley Donna Towers Danny Towle Terry Travelstead Larry Triplett Howard Trivers Kathy Trummer VUilliam Tucker james Twomey Cynthia Utz Dennis Vangil Tom Vogel Alan Wadding-ton .Jenifer Walker Dennis Watson LaBruce Watson Gwenna Wesinskcy Mark White Richard White Vickie White Paula Williams Douglas Wilson Gregory Withers Daniel Woolard Larry Wolley Wendy Workun Vivian Wotiz Michelle Wright Raymond Wright jon Yambert jeffrey Yates Gregory Yehling Deborah Young Mary jane Zimmer Otto Chism Andrew Hamilton 180 TEACHERS, tl X OUNG6 g I-AFX Af W M f m fr- - xf X ,f E9 f X 0 0 - , ,,., ., , I 7 X I I v ADMIN! ON BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mrs. Ruth Philipp, Mr. Thomas H. North, Mr. Charles H. I-Iindersman, Mr. R. C. joseph, Mr. Lawrence Dietz. X ' 1 I 717 ' ' Wham - 74 wky - 1 if M I N A . Z If I X fi I ll Lk .. 1 l new-V . -14 Mr. William T. Holder, Mr. Cecil Hollis Mr. Arthur Black Mr Lyndon Wharton Superintendent Comptroller Prinrrpal, Cmlral Prmrgbal East FAGJUY The Years go by A swarm of new faces Once a teacher, always . . Facing challenges, crises: Sharing the learning experience, Communicating with an endless variety Learned . . . willing . . . durable . . Thatis what teaching's all about. Versatility is being a faculty member. of students EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF CCHSEA: FIRST ROW: Brenda Kocher, Charles Leming, Robert Wargel, Dolores I-Iutson, Luella Davis. SECOND ROW: Bill Borgenjoan Criminger, Harold Emme, Don Lawrence, Richard Lake. I B 2 Black is Beautiful rw-14 4 iv Mrs. Berry Ebbs, Senior Counrelor, Nazion- al Honor Society Mr. Paul Hicks, Sophomore Counrelor Mrs, Margaret Hollis, Dqparlment Head Mrs. Crissie McGowan, Registrar Mr. Harold Raymond, Freshman Counselor Mr. Gary Stagen, junior Counselor Mr. Wuren is a dedicated friend to all students. GUIDANCE QIUDENT SERVICES Mr. Fred Evans Pfyolsologzlri Mrs. Amber Hanson Nurse Mr. james Tarr junior Claw Co-ordinator, Golf Coarb Mr. Charles Warren Freflzman Clary Co-ora'i- nalor ff' Mrs. Beverly Cook Englzlfb I Mrs. Margaret Crowe Dejtaarlmenl Heaaf Humanities, English Hon- or: IV Mrs. Dolores Hutson English I Vanity Cheerleaders Mr. Gregory johnson Engliylz II, IV Mrs. Joyce Kelly Englirb III Mrs. Mildred Largent English IV, II, Honors II Mrs, Darlene Martin English III Mr. john O'Neal Engliib II Mrs. Mary Sasse Englrkh IV, Honors Eng- lzkb III, College Prep rs Martha Harmon Mrs Bertha Vaughn l-MK ,sv Mrs. Myra Starkey Englikb II Miss Mary E. Stephens English 1, Dial Something is always bugging Mrs Harmon N -is K to X M Qxgx if Y ' J Mr. Thomas Rubidoux Mr. Thomas Seward Mr. joseph Shiplett riff - ,4 , Ai 1 ' ' 1 john Anderson enjoys teaching about stringed instruments. Mr. Paul Aspell Baric Ari, Ceramics, 5ru,Q2turing Mr. Gene Biggs Marie, Cborw Mrs. Mary Boyle Radio, Oral Conzmuniealion, Speedy Mr. Gary Dettl Photography, Film Making Mr. Steve Hayden Band. Mr. Rolland Mays Stringx Mrs. jane Renfro Humanilier, Art, Weaving Mrs. Carole Richmond Oral Commanieation, Beginning Aeting, Stageeraj? Ora! Comrnunifazion, Crifiral Thinking Baxir Art, Drawing, Painting Marie Appreciation, Humanitiet, Department Head or ,l . Ld! ,f 1 nr on .,. 1 vf x. .A in KL :-' Ffffii- ' ' I , , . .L 4 1 if If 1 E :A 1 1 ' K I Mrs. Barbara Larry Shorthand, Typing Mrs. Trudy Lingle Comumer Eduration, Typing Mr. james Martin Data Profwing Mrs. Virginia Page Mr. Ronald Damell Consumer Counef Mrs. Marjorie Hudson Typing, Date Prorerring, Department Head Mrs. Brenda Kocher l Typing, Shorthand KJ' Bookkeeping, Secretarial Praetife, Dial BUSINESS SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Finley has long been a beloved teacher at CCHS. pa - s X Mr. Gerald Compton Hzlrtory Mrs. Luella Davis History Mrs. jane Dycus Pryrhology, Sociology Mr. Harold Emme Government Mr. Norman Finley Area Studia, American Hllfl07jl, Department Head Mr. Charles Leming Government, Environmen- tal Problem ,sg ,. 1, ' 4 litany., V ' 5,1 f M ' R11-'UL Q - C., 1 it nw 4-aff! 'IPI .r Mr. Michael Barry ii' V V SLM ' RE. ana' Driver Elura- ,' ff' lion, Vanity Football and L ' Basketball Coarb, j V ' ' V 'M' VV Baseball Coarb ,,.V , 'f I Mrs. Berry Buzbee 4, , And, iff, ' Girls' P.E. 9 y iv yi V Miss Phoebe Cox I, in Mr. Larry jackson L' V' -, A RE., Varsify Baseball V ij Coaeb L V as T , Mr. Dave Lee , M 'V , V P.E. and Driver Fduca- Q - ,, ILL, ' lion, Foo!balL Basketball, if M and Track Coaeb IQVH i W . Mr. Reid Martin A RE., Atbletic Direclor Mr. Robert Odum Driver Eafuralion, Foot- ball ana' Wrestling Coazb Mr. Larry Phillips Heallb, Psyrbology Someone must do the paper work! So this is how Mr. Pollock stays in shape? TL'- Mr. Vern Pollock P.E., Varsity Football and Trark Coacb Miss Kay Strack s Girls' P.E. Pl-NQICLAL EDUCAYUON Take it from here. - 'Q 7' JH iq Mr. james Cooper Fmsbman Work Program Mrs. Grace Damron Commercial Food Mr. Markcs Ervin Building Technology VOCAHONAL EDUCAI1 ON Mr. Arthur Newbcm Induxtrial Education Mr. Virgil Oliboni Industrial Education Mr. Kathryn Parrish Industrial Education Mr. Donald Seifert Vocational Grapbicr Mr. Keith Goffinct Operation Rebound Mr. Paul Karbcr Dqbartrnenl Head Mr. jack LaBotte Appanrl Procesxing 4-T-A 42:4 Y in lgggzw, . ' .i. ,gm ZA gg, Rl XX guage Department. Mrs. Bonita Hoover Spanish Mrs. Harriett Kaplan Spanish Mrs. Catherine Kendrigan Freneh Mrs. Eva Landecker German Mrs. Martha Stocver Latin, English Mrs. Dorothy Treece Department HeaaC Freneh 4 Mrs. Kendrigan adds sparkle to the Foreign Ian- Mr. William Borger Biology, Aoiaiion Mr. Simon Cory -4 iq' Soienee I, The Store Mr. David Gename Health Mr. William Hoover Phyxia, Chernzklry Dr. Don Lawrence Biology Mrs. Zoe Lightfoot Chemirtry, Biologic! Mr. Dan Reusch Earth Seienee, Seienre I Mrs. Sharon Schemonia Seience I Mr. Pat Schmalenberger Health Mrs. Gladys Sullivan Deparlment Head Biolo- gy, Environmental Proh- lem SCIENCE What would the junior class have done without handy Mr. Schmalenberger as a sponsor? N A K lgyfgl HOME ECONOMICS 'fi W Xu I 1 ,yi J .5 -lv X Q.:-A'-v View A r ff' S-'. 2 Mrs. Amolia Boone Mrs. joan Criminger Food I, Clothing I Cbild Care, 0jT Mrs. Alma Tood Department Head, Foodr, Clothing Aa'11. READING What it's all about! CQ Mr. Willie Anderson Department Head, Geometry Mr. Kenneth Lewis General Math, Algebra I, Fmxbman Batketball Coacb, Crm Country Coafb Miss Esther Logan .LT g. oc mv- .Q ' al 9' lit Senior Matb, Algebra 11 Mrs. Pat Hanna - Mr. Richard Lake Reading Comultant joumalzlrm Mrs. -Judy Major , Mrs. I-lanna's smile is always a friendly welcome General Math, Algebra I ' in the Reading Room. Mr. John Smnglc Geometry, Algebra II, Al gebra I Mr. Robert Wargel Geometry Mr. Bill Yates General Matb, Algebra I 2 A '22 x What's going on in these mathematicians' minds? 'l'77 V 'L' f -,J 4-x and rhar's ir for today. Mrs. Shirley Miles ponders the solution to a problem. H W ll M W W' 22 HH!! Ill .4.i !?.FQ. 'Y....Xav Q Mr. Gordon Butler O-IT Mrs. james Ebbs English, Math Mrs. jo Halliday Englzkln, Fumib Living Mr. Charles Robinson Englifly, Math Mr. Gene Rogers English, Math Mr. Noble Thomas Direrlor of Special Fdumlion Mrs. Wilabell Freeberg EDUCNTON Mrs. Eve Zincavage Englllflz, Math Mrs. Neva Isbell Mrs Bernice Wallace X . J X7 C117 g z. . it M, ...Mm - iff? ' Attendance? Everyone's here! f - ' :--1-': .f-1 '- 1+-fra-zrzfgym . : . A , f, . : 1 'Q 'Tgzflj , ' r ff? V ,t iv s, , 2 xU'T ,?-.fifil H E. x ' , s '1g1.:.'Qg:'- ff? W v la? -4.1 .r:-1,5 r lx.. Mr. Ben Cooper Mrs. Joanne Artz Secretary to Comptroller Mrs. Louann Baggett library Clerk, Earl Mrs. Doris Brandon Secretary to Special Edueatian Mrs. Virginia Costigan Secretary to Superintendent Miss Nancy Davie Secretary to Prinrdral, Central Mrs. Martha Flom Sefretary to Prinrzpal, East Mrs. Virginia Holt Farulty Seeretary Mrs. Nancy Macc Secretary to Pryrbologzlrt Mrs. jean McRoy Vocational Center Seeretary Mrs. Ruth Metcalf Secretary to Guidanre Mrs. Alberta Nelson Clerk, Princzllralfr Omre, Cen- tra! Mrs. Mildred Weatherford Library Clerk, Central Study Hall, Wrestling Coach Mr. Vlilliam Resnik Study Hall Mrs. Darnella Wakefield Paraiizrofecrional FCS X K 'Yi ui' 5' 'wx 4 vi, .ri-Q i . ---U.,..n' 'f .elf I Vx : OFFICE 'V' EAST: Mrs. Margaret Pick, Mrs. Juanita Westerfield, Mrs. Betty Raney, EAST: Mr. Gilbert Travelstead, Mr. Richard jackson. Mrs. Estella Benz. x v. t ji 44 I X 4 2 -', Q7 'ffff f CENTRAL: Mrs. Imogene Petty, Mrs. Iva Mae Neal, Mrs. Louise Jarvis, CENTRAL: Mr. Willis Lindsey, Mr. Clifford Rowden, Mr. Amolcl Hethom Mrs. Kathryn Moran, Mrs. Alberta Futrell. Mr. Clifford Bell, Mr. Ethiel Bennett, Mr. Derald Snyder, Mr. Edward Eads Mr. john Wisely. Faculty members enjoy a few restful moments. 1 1 1 'Tr x X.. 4,-gg v.,.: . ,V ,. V ,M :su 1.3, Wf- g M1 y vm' V 1 , X mf ze 5 V Q 3 x an s 1., ,,-, J FW ' I Q 11355 'ii ski fs . I 1 I I v'x MX 1- .3 Q V X A1 , 1 v A 1 N. in X-55 ff 1 11g R , 1.,, 1 ,N 1 ..A, F' gm ,, . f . 1144. J , ' 1' ' Q , '1-EN 'yjufgigu-f -,4.qvv,.-1 .11 1,, , 1 x-.,1: 1 .-5 181, , -1 my ,. k M A V UM 41 A 1 -1 , ' -.1 . .Y , - 1.1 'f129 FF! w .- I 1 , -wk--:J ff V f lwitwdq - 1 , HQ R 'Q L 4 1 ' '- ESEV1 P , 1 q:w1 kv m3'm,43 .wr Vg Q34 K, .eg ,A,x 1 ' ' x ...T rf.,-U,,:,.,I 5 - qw, 5 A --., 1 1 1 f .. N- ,-s. 1 4 ' . 1 wfrwil 4 Y PX 2lf !. 6 ,Q H ,M , W X Y , 1 .1 '- . Q,-we -1 '1 f 11 L Q i111 L- .1 5, 1 ,v ' ,- J' TQQQ7 X I 1- 1 Hn . 1 .N-,,:.-,F V , , - Y --WIOG f on S? A R K w j V m,.L... -V . f if - Qf ' 4,2 W A if CE X i i V BLEYER'S COLLEGE SHOP 600 Soufh lllino Carbondale is lJonnell Lager, Sue Lefflerl My ff BLEYER'S SPORTS MART 7I8 Sou'rl1 lllinois BLEYER'S DEPT. STORE 220 S. Illinois MCDONALD S THE PLACE TO GO FOR Hamburgers French Fries Shakes Roo+beer Coffee Fish Hof ChocoIa+e OPEN EVERY DAY DIAL 457-4828 DRIVE IN OR WALK IN I PM IM W I Q NATIONAL , ff E JAKE'S , TIRE AND RECAP H fx . f luum v m D Q, , fi AA ij . 3I4 E + M ' 32 X, V,,f,,f.- 1.1 Phone:aE49-542:12 i fL i 7 4, V . ETFEHL Qfg no W ,376 , . COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE .I f, E i i ,, M Wheel Alignmenl ' I I' i w wl p I I .. i f 'R Wheel Balancing V f ,I',I I BRAKES - SHOCKS - BATTERIES HELLENY'S A Complele Line of Furni+ure Murdale Shopping Cenler Phone: 457-8522 IKaren Carloclr, Sue Chamnessl FASHION FABRICS Dial 549-42I I 706 Sou+h Illinois Carbondale, Illinois lDebbie Palmier, Beclry Robinsonl HEWITT'S REXALL DRUGS I I4 Sou+h Illinois Phone: 457-4353 T 7' 5 17' llinda Morrisl LEE AND HILLYER APPLIANCE CENTER 4I3 Sou+I1 Illinois ITerry Richison, Jonnell Lagerl l+'s a BETTER machine! l ,maj See Them Today A+ . :ky K ,f -.gtk A , SPEEDE SERVICE I Your Cycle Cen+er Since I938 ,-., Jackson Club Rd. A Half Mile A iiin Sou'rh of Old Rou+e I3 Wes+ , .ff e eee . ,TI UNIVERSITY BANK OF CARBONDALE 'Keep Your Goal Well Beyond Your Reach. I2I2 Wes+ Main Sfreel ,225 .,., r,v,V. ,,rV,mL, Q , W , , , lp., L3 j f A ' Hg arrrre -irieir I f . Q ' 17 , I - 5 , '-V- -W 5 Q, S , jf:-,y fi f f ,i,i , Ie- 4 15 I X c rafi ral A Q I I E.: ,V,V 1 Y: , V. 7mZm',,,,n J.: 2? V ,., mm-KM-A LOUNGE A ee ll ,ii i I I ' I e . I airial , f , xx fm Lf 9 200 lRosalind Kamen, Julia Kelleyl KAY'S The s+ore wilh every+hing. 608 S. Illinois MURDALE DRUGS Your Walgreen Agency Murdale Shopping Cen+er Congralulalions lo C.C.H.S. GRADS Complele Pholo Depl. Remember Today Wilh Kodak Greefing Cards - Records and LPN Magazines - School Supplies Prescriplion Delivery Service Complimenfs of WALLACE INC. Home of Chrysler-Plymoulh Physicar American Par+s Jobber Avis Renl a Car OUTSTANDING SERVICE SINCE I934 EILEEN'S HAIR FASHIONS Call or walk in appoinlmenls available 6 days a week, 8 +o 4:30 Excepl Sal. 8 +o 2:30 8I5V2 S. Illinois, Carbondale, III. , W' ,,,, ., ir ,wifi ISue Chamness, Brenda Moonl l' J itll .ra.Q:4.i N 4 3' 'VS' Q 4 H r i ll a va H -Millllllllllllllliwllllwilllllmllmlllllli ' f L E xr the A-: '?T1ia+gi+.'1v.: ' l graduating it class K' DRIIVR' ? llllilllllllllillllllliwllnilllllllllllilllllvlllllwll y 1 mii iiswsi wi THE CARBONDALE NATIONAL BANK Drive-ln Banking Free Parking ' Carbondale, Illinois Uammy King, Wendy Freifagl B 81 A TRAVEL SERVICE Serving +I1is EnI'ire Area WE DO EVERYTHING EXCEPT PACK YOUR BAGS 549-7347 549- I 863 7 I 3 S. UniversiI'y Congra+uIa+ions Io II1e Gradua+Ing Class of '72 STILES OFFICE EQUIPMENT IJuIia KeIIeyI a Class of '72 WE DIG YOUR GROOVY THREADS UNIVERSITY CLEANERS Carlmndulc Ilcrrin Cluunpaign DISIIIILIIXL I ISIIIUIIS I CGQ IILI Q IW I IIIIIT IIHII S 811 S. Illinois, Czu'bomluIcI I. M. SIMON 8: CO. Member of New York S+ock Exchange 2I5 W. Main S+ree+ Carbondale, Illinois 6290I Phone 549-7327 STOCKS - BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Zemddf an PHOTOGRAPHS FOR EVERY OCCASION Weddings J, Children - For Appoin+men+ - I DIAL 457-57I5 2I3 W. Main T I Carbondale 2-.41 , W I Family Por+rai+s gy lAV, 7 Q f??', 'W11 4'1'f2':-vv 5 f 4. , ,V WW. ,ff ' - ' EDDINGS BROS. INCORPORATED Lennox Hea+ing and Air Condirioning CarbondaIe's Oldesi' and Mosl' Reliable Healing and Air Condilioning Conlraclors 20 04 HI-STRENGTH REDI-MIX, INC. Home of The Genfle Gian+s Loca+ed on Highway 5l Norlh in Carbondale GOOD LUCK THE i53E3oiERY CLASS OF '72 Carloondale's Finesl Family Shoe S'rore Qualily Shoes al a Moderale Price l24 S. lllinois H7 CC'f2,ENTALgE ':E A TOOLSTEOUIPMENT -ivf worm-TPLAY -rin! ag 1 llllllllllll Uulia Kelley, Sue Chamness, Brenda Glenn, Rosalind Karslen A TO Z RENTAL CENTER JEWELRY 905 We5+ Main l22 Soulh lllinois Carbondale, Illinois Pl'l0f192 549-88l l ' REINHARDT'S CHERRY INSURANCE AGENCY CompIe+e Insurance Service 549-7368 CHERRY REALTY CO M PANY New and Used Homes 457-8I77 IJoI1n voglef, Barbie voglery MURDALE BUILDERS YOGI-ER MOTOR INC. COMPANY INC. Carbondale, Illinois Ford - Lincoln - Mercury 49 Years of Fair DeaIing IRobyn Peckler, Karen CarIocIrI KELLEY'S JAC UEL' El me STAR Foon TO?QUAL,5 S CENTER NAME BRANDS Eas+ga+e Shopping CenI'er 206 S. Illinois Avenue LET us I-IELP W Sf -ffxefw Saw Wow: Wloaaf CARBONDALE SAVINGS 81 LOAN WILLIAM'S HEATING 84 PLUMBING INC. Sfeam and Hof Wafer Heai BoiIer Repair and Service Nex+ +o ' L. Bleyer K Foo+baII Field I f ' Phone 6000 457-7422 1 f PLUMBING M ahpwbat sf Congra+uIa+ions +0 +I1e Class of '73 From PROSPERITY CLEANERS Congrafulafions Class of '72 From THE HUNTER BOYS HUNTER SALES CORPORATIONS US 5I NorI'h Carbondale, Illinois WEST BUS SERVICE Charter Service Schools Churches Special Groups Phone 549-3913 GOOD LUCK SENIORS!!! L. E. CECIL 81 DAUGHTER CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sidewalks Commercial Patios Industrial Driveways Residenfial Swimming Pools THE FINEST QUALITY IN CONCRETE FINISHING Phone 457-4470 7 I 208 508 Soufh Illinois and 522 Eas+ Main JOIN THE GANG AT THE UNIVERSITY REXALL DRUGS THREE LOCATIONS 823 Sou+I1 I inois II Campus Shopping Cen+er W + R ll D g SS OWN SXB l'U S E. T SIMONDS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I 72 ACE HARDWARE 207 Wes'r Main 210 'I 'Tw ' I I., I I ' f , I I I I I I I X JIU? ,I 13,34 so kt ff fi ' L R I I I .4 ' ,I U 'Rigs I V, . J I 3 . I . I I I 'il' I I , , f , 1 f' ,V X. wr -Eff , V V, In f frm: A A ,L l . 1:'aJ-.,,,!..: . IH 1 ' I III IKaren Carloclr, Charlene Evans, BEAUTIFUL BRIDES FROM RUTH CHURCH BRIDALS 7I2 S. Illinois SOUTHERN ILLINOIS' FINEST IKa+hy Kelleyl LESLI E'S QUALITY IS OUR STANDARD 2IO Sou+IT Illinois Carbondale, Illinois Wifi EV ERIQ9 is ix f,:--Q . 5-Q , f -sf XI xz xII'f .I , A7,w..x.,'R l QL I I I N ELECTRIC COOKING... PW In cools In Fab! , R EI QI A DIGS ITI I - , E Q lt's Flamelessl I CENTRAL ILLINUIS PUBUC SERVICE CUMPAN I' MARTIN OIL CO., INC. Serving Sou+I1ern IIIinois WHI1 OuaIi+y Pe+roIeum ProcIuc+s For Over 38 Years ITerry Richison, Mark Nor'II1I SOHN'S For Ihe Daily Life of Everyday Living, Equip Yourself Wi+I1 CIo+I1es of Ma+cI1Iess QuaIi+y 700 SouI'I1 IIIinois Phone: 457-4500 5 2- 22 ':Eig',:5 1.:. . '-:4--c-1 .-i. -. . . 11Q:Q:,.gQgQ:Q:Q:2'5Q 1212222 1122232 12 '2Q:Q:2:2i2Q2Q1Q:Q:Q:2gQHV '-fZ:Q:' I 111' V4 a 1'2122?2221Ei2?E2:a:aae:2a--. 11.315 4 S 1322.221 -' 233 .11 .Ei-222. ...iii-1 I-1---1 -4-- I3 fv - 2 'a1i22a2e11Hf i zgz ijl v- A ' f, k ggagggzf-' ..,.:.5?a:2rEgi , . ::21E3f I 5 , KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN DON'S JEWELRY THE RIGHT GIFT 457-522I 400 S. IIIinois Ave. Carbondale, IIIInoIs J. RAY JEWELER X - 7I7 S III'no's Ave. ITerry Richison, Cindy Foxl ED BU RRIS DISPOSAL Roule 7 Carbondale, Illinois GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '72 ZWICK'S SHOE STORE 702 Souih Illinois Carbondale, Illinois --W IJuIia Kelley, Mark Northl VARSITY SOUTHGATE HAIR SOUTH 704If2 s. in BARBER SHOP 704 s. Ill. FRANKLIN INSURANCE 81 REALTY CO. 703 Sou+I1 Illinois Owner: FRANK JANELLO arf FLOWERS BouTlouEs Dial: 549-3560 lj, p 81 Campus Shopping Cenler wmEEmg new of 'Q' , ,mowwf W-' RM CIIAWQE . 1 I f EF' . ,Ml U., QIJAL ITV f I DRY CLEANING Wall S+ree'r Nex+ 'ro KeIIey's Supermarlcel Murclale Shopping Cenler Across From Carbondale Bowl 666 BOOK STORE 7:0 s. Illinois GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 2 lf' lBrendd MOOHJ lRosalind Karsfen, Julia Kelley, and Cindy Calhounl McNEILL'S JEWELRY o 'Aa 2l4 Soufh Illinois ' 5 Carbondale, Illinois MURDALE SHOPPING CENTER BROWN'S SHOE STORE ZI8 Soulh lllinois The place +o go for +l1e beHer loa'Fer. KAI lJulia Kelley, Linda Morrisl CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS '72 . n-Q , A I LEMASTER'S MUSIC COMPANY CARU'5 606 Sou+h Illinois Universify PI Phone: 457-8543 il I, d PA Bendix I CompIe+e SeIec+ion of Men's Clofhing M 606 S. Illinois ATWOOD DRUGS Down+own Carbondale ATWOOD PHARMACY Carbondale Clinic R+. I3 Wes'r GOOD LUCK CLASS IGreg A'I'wood, Carol Lou A+woodI s 'N Aaron, Brian 111, 50, 52, Abernathy, Beth 155 Accola, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Kevin 159, 57, 71 Bob 155 Donna 28, 169 Ken 19, 155 Ron 111 Aldridge, Gerg 155 Alexander, Donna 29, 169 All-School Musical 40, 41 All-School Play 42, 43 Allen, Deborah 32, 35, 36, Allen, Greg 145 Allen, Tom 38, 155, 56 Anderson, Alisa 19, 111 Anderson, Amelia 38, 155 Anderson, Brasil 145 Anderson, Mr. john 185 Anderson, Lawrence 169 Anderson, Mark 169 Anderson, Mr. Willie 190 Andreson, Bruce 155, 58 Andrews, Libby 28, 33, 169 Arnold, Bruce 36, 145 Arterberry, Gary 145 Artz, Mrs. Joanne 192 Ashby, janet 20, 33, 145 Ashby, julie 31, 111 Ashley, Craig 169 Ashley, Steve 36, 112 Ashman, Scott 71 Aspell, Mr. Paul 20, 185 Atwood, Carol 37, 89, 90, 94, 112, 215 Atwood, Greg 155, 215 Atwood, Mark 19, 155, 56 Aue, Lou Ann 112 Audi, Leslie 155 Austin, Gail 36, 155 Azrin, Rachel 31, 32, 99, 169 Bach, David 42, 93, 130 Baggett, Brian 155 Baggett, Ed 169 Baggett, Mrs. Luann 192 Bahr, Melissa 145 Baker, Steve 145 Baltzell, Reva 155 Barnes, Barbara 145 Barr, David 169 Barrett, Daon 155 Barrett, Tom 145 Barry, Mr. Michael 187, Bass, Mike 169 Bayne, Katherine 145 Baysinger, jane 155 Baxter, Donny 169 Bean, john 145 216 52, 63 64, 68, 69, 78 39, 169 64, 74 INDEPO Bean, Bruce 74 Beatrie, Susan 112 Bell, Mr. Cliff 193 Bell, Gina 169 Bell, Gregory 169 Belton, john 169 Bender, Doug 169 Bening, Keith 145 Bening, Stephen 169, 57 Bennett, Elaine 112 Bennett, Mrs, Ethiel 193 Benson, john 155 Benz, Mrs. Estella 193 Benz, Karen 38, 169 Benz, Linda 38, 169 Benz, Randy 155 Bernadoni, Mike 30, 36, 145 Bernhardt, Randy 169, 57 Bam, Bill 155, 70, 72, 73 Berst, Mary 38, 39, 112 Berst Robert 169 Beyler, jane 35, 112, 121 Bicycling Club 26 Biggers, Pat 29, 31, 32, 169 Biggs, Mr. Gene 185 Biggs, jim 113 Bilderback, Barbara 113 Bilderback, David 113, 52, 61 Binesh, Shahram 113 Binns, john 155 Bittle, Chris 113 Black, Mr. Arthur 182 Black, Randall 38, 169 Blaciwell, Gayle 38, 39, 155 Blair, Michael 113, 52 Blake, Carolyn 31, 32, 35, 155 Bleyer, Frank 155 Blumenstock, Paul 145 Blumestock, Ron 155 Blythe, Brenda 155 ' Blythe, Camellia 113' Bobbish, Gayle 28, 169 Bodkin, Blaine 169 Bodkin, Donna 113 Bolen, Dana 28, 169 Bolen, jerry 156 Boline, Debbie 30, 38, 156 Boline, Sharon 30 Bond, Cathy 38, 156 Bond, joe 156 Bonds, Pamela 31, 169 Boone, Mrs. Arnolia 190 Boor, jay 145, 52 Boor, joseph 114 Borger, Jeanie 29, 156 Borger, Mr. William 189 Boros, Billy'114 Boros, Danny 156 Boros, Tom 169 Bottje, Walter 39, 114, 120, 79 Boyle, Mrs. Mary jean 185 Brandhorst, Sally 156 Brandon, Connie 31, 33, 38, 39, Brandon, Mrs. Doris 192 Braselton, Greg 156 Braswell, Kerry 169 Braswell, Linda 37, 38, 145 Braswell, Ricki 156 Brewner, Cathy 25, 169, 177 Broadnax, Lynn 145 Broadnax, Willie 34, 64, 66, 69 Brookmeyer, Barbara 114 Brooks, Bob 156, 70 Brooks, David 156 Brooks, Debbie.156 Brooks, Gary 114 Brooks, Thomas 169 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Cecil 71 David 156 Eric 20, 31, 169, 57 Flora 156 Marilyn 156 Stephanie 145 Susan 33, 38, 156 Mr. Terry 187 Tom 19, 31, 114, 131 Brumley, Cindy 145 Buell, Bruce 36, 38 Buffam, Dan 145 Bullington, Sheila 115 Burns, Burris, Burris, Margaret 156 Brenda 145, if Vicky 32, 169 ' Bursey, Charles 156, ' Busef, joe 115, 141, 52, 55, 74 Butler, Butler, Beth 32, 1697, Mr. Gordon 5 Buzbee, Mrs. Betty Bybee, Byrne, Stephanie Bill 115 ,,,, J Calhoun, Cindy Calhoun, Lisa 26, Calvin, Cindy 25, 1 Cannon, Cathy 24, 92, 115 Capps, Carlock, Karen, 37, 198, 205, 210 Carlson, Rolland f Carney, David'156 Carniglia, Tony 156' Carr, ,Ian 116 Carrier, Laura 31, 92,ff145 Carrier, Sarah 169 1 iff, ,, Ben Rxchard David Ann51O 145 f karstud, Lerm 152 rter, Tom 156 1 7 ,terQ Sally 146 David ' Carlo ae, 595 per, Don 116, sd, Billy, 18 5?2g51QZi1zs,31 20, 23, C ffiibers, David 34 bers, jackie 34, vbers, Kevin '34, C Q2,g5j5ge14Q 'Q31fQQ,EQfE'char giia 156 ChQiQ1529h 170 W Phoebe 187 fxnglg 1167 in J J ff 3,1 f ! f ,, ,aifqon 261 E891 M 71 4' Virg1nigl66 7 ,Aj fi GZW6 97776 Terry'170, 57, 61,62 Robirrc Cfflfl 23, zs, 118 Mathew 30 146 Ray 16, 20, 170 57, 171, 71 147 119 147 19, 119 4, 'F1erning, Debbie 51,1 55, 131301501111 SICVC 158 Francis,,1ohn 158 . 1 Gooden,'Ruth 159 Feifich, 'Clnicki' 171, 57 Fcrrel, David 147 Ferrel, Niek 158 Finley, Mr. Nornian 186 Fischer, Kurt 171 Fischer, Richard 147 Fire, Connie 147 5, , Fleming, Kaghy 59, Fletcher, Tony 15111 . - 1 Flom, Mrs. Marrha 192 4, 1 4 . H- ' ,1 .3 5- 0 - ff f 1 , ,f 5 1 , , V, , ,M Iflgrxjf S2r1dY'1Z1Mfe2QA l ,1f..,, 7 fl- Floyd, Wandiiygafi, 4 Foland,iliim 38,42 S+' f 1-' 11 Poland, Tad 36,1171 7' Foland, Tracie 31, 32,'39, 171 J Foley, Tim 147 X A Foster Frgd,4158 . Foster, John 36,'39, 147, 52 ' ' :ff L 1 Foster, Melvin 147, 52 Fox, Cindy 18, 31, 32, 158, 212, 215 Fozard, Gail 19, 86, 147 Francis, Dan 147 773241, 7' 1 fi j 1 ' F. Gholson, Karla 158 ffeburs. Wilg, 191 ' Gooden, Sam 159, 70 Hagler, Scot: 148 Hagler, Susan 159 Hale, Ken 159 Hale, Steve 148 Hall, Gary 172 Hall, Mike 50, 148 Hallaran, Cathy 172 Gibbs, Angelia 29, Halliday, Mrs. jo 191 Gibbs, Carmen 34, 147 Hamilton, Andrew 179 Gibbs, Dennis 172 Hanna, Mrs. Patricia 190 ' Gibbs Ed 36,l158, 52, 70 Hanson, Mrs. Amber 183 158, , ,, .,fw.w,,-- ,fir . , '41 . ,, . . i'Gibbs,'Rosa1ind 172 W' ' Gibbs, Terry 158 - Hanson, Liz 159 Vt i 1 K Hmsonf P.S9rifff132'1f57f 459 1 -, . s., ,,,,, , ,W wi , g,,,,,rga5:,1jI311!oi1t1Sreve 1518 'K . Gibson' Ter 122- Q , ' fit' , ,. f',, .,,Hzfrringgon,Cla ence 148' Gibson,,XXfesley,,172,,5Z,,z5 W 9 ,, ,,,yr,fHafrr1ngt9gg,f 4, 1 Wig , ,D gf, .f.,. W1 f,.' of -1 -W sing, ,,,, fa',,f,fj'-f ,,,,'Wyf fn Y, 41, 11.7, Qi, 4 1911111916 Sf51d1ff2's147lf11T7 4,16 'if 1? 6. xiwaafygglr , WWA, vw In V, . in i, ., I Cf, 71,7 V, ff M a1Yff1lf??E14-ei. is fr 4 1- fG1eSSZf1aff'f12? '1 ,. 1-7 i ' ff ef ' G135S?Ruf'?S'c1721 ii Tlf5 :Li,'ff'+1?aFfiS0?5?Z fi? 7 i x Glenn, Brenda 28,-,37,,,14B,, 197, Q04 y ' Yfi:iH2riis0nf 'fiOnff'14sf 1' 2 Uoiem, Cayvip , f 7 ,59H1ni3g5,,Pg,, 2QQv,5'8, 4M9J225j? Glenn, Nancy-159 1 I' 5 Glover, Sharon, 28,7158 Goff,,Mart 159, V L , f H1i1m2+f51fl9Hiym,:f56, 1721, 1 efrlraffsoq, Darlene 159 ' .f,f. Wo, if,1112Sf111wJ1m'52w , Goffiher, Mr.,Keigi'i'1aa, - 5 5 ,y,HaW1QiffS,i'C2fni1le 51,6172 Goffiher, 511141151 ' ??f'- A' V71571'2fIi3vj1fin5,',Keirhg1159Jf7i0,f79Zy 44,1 Golden, Clarence 172 1 vw aflfgy if , V 1, Golliher, Dale 172, 57 V JHQY 'A fl 1 Ii' Vnjigillgwlf page 1 F , 'I 'ln ,Q ': '.1'Ax37l:n. ,f P Hayden, jeff 123, 63, 64 Steve 36 185 Hudson, , , Hudson, Mrs, Hudson Rrchard 125 Huffman, Conme 125 Vrckx 126 173, 57 janet 28, 38, 1 126, 58 Butclfx 127 Debra 173 Hudson, Sidney 172, 57 fff Keith 56, 39, 148 ,if . Suzanne 31, 34, 35, 16Eyf '+ A 60 51846 3 6 V ' if? -fz,i'492 w .lk if I-IindersmzngVC2hris1zicVV23, 172 ff ,VVV ,. ,, , ,V Hindersman, Grefclgerr,36, 39, 125,117-9 1 187, 74 Hines, Sally a1,l32,Q,17i' 'eelizd 173, 57 Hohmanmlrrn IZQMX ' Holcomb, Barbie,ag13,s2a,q 24, 37, 97, 98, 125 Holcomb, 'Um V 'V Kelly, Holbrook, M James, Holder, 7 james, Willie 152,755 V Kenner, Holder, 'M' Jamison, Michael 173, 57 ' Kenner, Y gflWolde4r,?I:fI,1lqe, 172, W 5 , ,,,, Mrs. Louise 193 Kerring, Bill , vyfiolder, Mr., William 182 ', M , 'f WjarvfSfwPiffrf'ifY181?',a,,,,,,,,,,m A V Ketring, Candy, Hollenbock, Bill 172, , , ,ICI1lf111'1gS,,,lXl1kC'. Kerring, Debbie Hollenboek, Roberta 1-72 Mafy'36,, Hours, MfT Cecilf,1f32rf 'V Hollis, -Mrs, '1Margarer, 183 5 V' f ' ' s, ' 'VG V , , Hgh, David 91591, , ,fy 1 'f 4 :,,, ',K,,,,rw,'f, , f girl-1gjg,, Mrs, V1EgfQ12sr,l92rC' 'Q 1 ' ,,7f,,,l ff? I'Vfff V. ' ,. 49 , 'V V ef ,, 9, ,,, I J 9, 9,f,,,,V, Duane sr I Vw i 1 my X 1 UW' ,f , f ,,,, ,,,, ,YI j0hnsong,jFloyd ,173 , ,,, l,4 f 7 3 '46 247, 'ff' ' of 'Q f'1k'f'VMQ1,,z ' V- '4 5- --1-77 Q f ,, V 1' Vffv , ,, Georgna 16049, , I TammyVf173 fr, T Lk' 9, V A ' If ,lffqrq .Vs..f,,,,7 , W kg,??,,,:q,j,7,,f V I ,,,, 4,7 ,7VV,y,,, !V,,.V ,V ,.,, V, V 4 , , ,, lf ',,, If V- M g.,sL,r,,,',H9ws,fQgmas,496z ,Z , , ,,, , il , 1Qrby,Br1rr 43,149 If ff -V5 f. '- WJ 'Q J M f ff ' ' , GA' fa ff ,, ff? V V' PM fly: ,1iV,'3,P, , 2 1 yr. , . - , ' ,,, . , T WV 2,55 1 K1fkSe'fVCuff1S 173. , 2 V , , mv , I ., I fl ,Vr,f,:,,I,,xV ww 99 ,gfgapqf ,V . , Q, ,fy -9 L,N,9,i,,,,, QZHZJY ,V - l IIVA V ,in ,, -V Q I ,f, ,V ,,,, ,V ,,,, ,S f A JI-I0 M wha 1722 9 AJQ 7377 2,59 , 1 V1 3 , 5 ran: 3 gv'zV,5 9452 ff, .V ,1 in , K,fM1M4y 1 ,f'7f,, o A yfs Q, , ,W jfwf. flaf' f 1 view, ,M 9 , M' .V -, V 9 V,,f ,7jVrwY5,V+, , f , fum k 'f, ff'pfjgy ,,',, ,ff if ,ij : - ? Vfxg C . fa, 'f fy, JV of 7 ' Hom, 56, V, 5 4,3 iw, Vyg' ,?1'2J0 'Q , is A ,aw ,, , fKlil'1'iC, KC1fh:,1'49 fff M '?WiJ?Mf , , 9 ,. 'V , , , I 9 iV,,V,,,,,1a ,I A , ,,,,,,,,2, V , ,wwf V, ,, V .rl-Vu L, ' -. , ,VVV yy -,' 1,-1,1 f VIVV ,,jVV', .,?iV7.,, .i,,.+,V HvSlsxn, Elilf1C'5ff'j5fff, Z, 47 5 ' Jl5hU'59nf V, 1 i,f',ff r1+:1 5lQP13,,AHfW5f 11992 1 2. 3, we-fr I 2 5' , f V' ' 4. K - X17 ll sf, ff ' f ' 'VV7' V' fl ,ILJ J ,,1.a?4',,',l? P.V' 'wk f,' 7 'Ml wwf '7' fl, V V W 1 wi Vff' ,lv ' Y 4 ju, 4 -sf V, If , f V ' , 2,591 jxkf I 1 V X ' V ,wif jfs,g?'VQ, 1 .,'Vff,Q?1'f,,,9 ff ,. V Q, ' ,, ,,, 2, ., lvya f, , ' 5 ,,, Tv .,, 325, 122 if , ' Houses P91s?i5?f H75 7, l Henson, Eff11fXV172' f ,1 - 1'VfVJ0hf150Ua!BP08Cf 39: 1607 ,, 1 Kf1CW1f2,:Sfeye 149,lV52,,69,f ' 3 'I ' 'V 'wM1fvi1f1V' ',,, f V if 'V 9 .,,' V ., -S , 21: W '91 7 1 9 '6hr1SOrY 11714 H ,, ' t , V V 1l,' ff , ,Hg e11Z S'uqn, 518 , , ,,,,s , 2 y , ,,, , , A MK fBf,f?g11f?,Nl1l?1 ,39,,g385, , f 1. ,T H0Wcf?'1,:M9U2 f 1,4 , Q l0MS0Jb,5uCu?U-53J1?3 1 . 'V ' 'rK0ChfC11fE15 25054, ' 'T J 'L 'X' ' V 'V 1 2 ', 3 fl' J? M, fs V Wg, V' X -, SWSMHV 'W' . , L , 'V s, 'ff Q' V, 71 ' V ,,, ' V 9 I' 'fl ' '2'Vil -'a ', ' fl X ' Q 4, , rw '1 :if ' Q I 17: VV if-V'Zz 3 I I A 7 ,, , 7 1 V. 9 ' V ' f + V ' 6 ,,, f 4, Vw, V, snow- gwfvl, V , lynn, of V. ,4,,,,9- ,f ,?- 'X V ,L ,, 24412 '3,f7r,,',, 71,3 My 7 1' 3' 3 ,. ' 'g,h'l.l . ' ,2 'P Y ,f , ,, ,, ' V f ,, gr, ,,,:VV,,,wI,'fVf,f,w 5' V ,Zz ,, r.,.,1,, lv ,I-'A M I I, Q V , Q, ,,., V , A J, ,ff M , ,rf 5 ,V A ,V . I .fm ,, V W., ,,Vmfs9.,,V, , ,f . ,, .N 9 -, , '49 'WfXexgv, QT, N5 'aww' I ',V,1,4.y,,5 ' ,4 'V wwf 2- V, 4' , Hug., 7, 9 -, 'W wear ,,,.f'9,V,'f f-'fri' ,,:frV7'5'?f-,Vsf 9 1 ff' 1, V, V V fa, ,V,,,,c7,,fg,351ln?f,,,.V as-,,,, , V V'V 1 I. -Vw, 219 MQW .Zz , 4 , .04 ,r , , . , 'r- 1 7 -V , f , f'5'nV2 MV V Kocher, Mrs. Brenda 186 Konishi, Laura 99, 173 Koos, Candy 149 Kroetz, Janice 37, 128 Kroetz, Kathy 173 Kupcek, Renee 36, 129 Kurtz, Colleen 19, 129 Kurtz, Terry 37, 149 Kuss, Greg 173 Labotte, Mr. Jack 288 Lacey, Michael 173, 71 Ladd, Larry 161 Ladd, Liz 149 Lager, Jonnell 29, 99, 196, 199 Lager, Julie 149 Lager, Mike 161 Lake, Mr. Richard 19, 190 Lam, Jon 161, 56, 70, 78 Lambert, Cindy 96, 101, 129 Lambert, Lori 25, 173 Lambus, Jeffery 36, 161 Lamer, Larry 161 Landecker, Mrs. Eva 33, 189 Landrum, Laura 161 Landt, Jon 129, 52, 54, 78 Lannom, Cindy 129 Lannom, Dana 161 Largent, Mrs. Milderd 184 Liller, Robert 161 Lilly, Cynthia 150 Lilly, Gloria 130 Lindsey, Cindy 27, 37, 150 Lindsey, Gala 161 Lindsey, Jeanne 28, 38, 39 Lindsey, Willis 193 Lingle, Mrs. Trudy 29, 186 Lipc, Bruce 150 Lipe, Janet 35, 174 Lipe, Nancy 24, 36, 150 Lipe, Roger 161, 56, 61 Lipe, Susan 37, 174 Lipe, T homas 29, 174, 57, Lipscomb, Keith 150 Livesay, Bill 161, 55, 78 Livesay, Doug 150 62 Logan, Miss Esther 190 Logue, Carl 130 Logue, Konnie 38, 161 Logue, Mary Beth 33, 38, 161 Logue, Susan 38, 174 Lo Medico, Phyllis 130 . Lonergan, Greg 174 Long, Ed so, sa, 161, ss, Lott, Jerry 174 Loyd, John 130 Lucas, Brian 36 64, Larson, Carolyn 174 Lasley, Kevin 161, 56 Laster, Kathy 28, 34, 35, 149 Laster, Rhonda 161 Laster, Charles 64 Lauchner, Mark 33, 174, 79 Lawrence, Charlott 149 Lawrence, Mr. Don 30, 189 Laybourn, Lance 161, 56 Luebke, Brad 23, 33, 150, 78 Lycas,'Marrha 161 Mace, Mrs. Nancy 192 Mack, Earnest 161 Major, Mrs. Judith 190' Malony, Daniel 174, 57, 71 Majewski, Marilyn 130 Mann, Rick 161 Mann, Tom 161, 56 Layer, Tina 33, 95, 149 Lech, Cynthia 174 Lee, Mr. David 187, 57, 64, 68 Leebans, Bill 20, 22, 161 LeFevre, Linda 19, 20, 24, 83, 84, 129 Leffler, Susan 149, 196 LeMasters, Amy 29, 34, 36, 161 Lerning, Mr. Charles 20, 186 Lence, Tonya 30, 174 Lenzini, Joe 150, 151, 52, 78 Leonard, Janet 20, 32, 130 Lettergirls 37 lcvelsmier, Steve 161, 56 Levelsmier, Terry 26, 38, 174 Lewis, Cathy 150 Lewis, Jeannette 174 Lewis, Mr. Kenneth 190, 58, 71 Lewis, Lenore 34, 150 Library Club 29 Lightfoot, Mrs. Zoe 189 Lillard, Dan 36, 161, 56 220 Mansfield, Cliff 131 Mansfield, Jay 26, 31, 33, 36, Marchell, Floyd 174 Margram, Karen 34, 150 Margrum, Tyrome 57 Marion, Nancy 36, 37, 150 Marion, Richard 174, 57 Marlow, Kent 161, 73 ' ' Marquez-Sterling, Numa 36, Marshall, Brenda 150 Marshall, Larry 16, 27, 150 Martin, Mrs. Darlene 184 Martin, Mr. James 186 Martin, Lynn 174 Martin, Mike 174 Martin, Patty 18, 34, 161 Martin, Ried 187 Martin, Theresa 161 Mason, Jeff 161, 56 Mathis, Loretta 38, 174 Mattews, Paul 31, 39, 150 78 174, 79 174 Mattews, Sarah 18, 32, 174 Maurizo, Steve 162, 56 Maxwell, Bess 16, 20, 21, 131 Maxwell, Jane 16, 32, 36, 39, 174 Mayhugh, Jim 150, 64 Mays, Cheryl 29, 39, 174 Mays, Mr. Rolland 185 Mayes, Donna 162 Mayes, Roland 39 McBride, Johnnie 174, 57 McCalla, Gary 162 McCalla, Nancy 150 McCarthy, Reba 150 McClure, Wendy 26, 33, 175 McCormick, Donna 31, 150 McDaniel, Calvin 175,458 9 ,McDaniel, Maudie 150 L McDaniel, Patricia 162 McDermott, Jill 175 McDermott, John 175 McGee, Carolyn 175 McGee, Curtis 150 McGee, Dennis 150 McGee, Steve ,150 McGregor, Bryon 150 McMurphy, Jack 131 McMurphy, Jeff 150 1 McNichols, Elizabeth 31, 32, 175 McGowan, Mrs. Crissie 183 , McGowan, Mike 32, 150 McKinley, Augustus 150 McKinney, Debbie 162 McPhail, Debbie 38, 162 McRoy, Mrs. Jean 192 Meacham, Lynn 151 Meeks, Judy 151 Meihart, Leland 162 Meno, Barbara 162 Metcalf, Mrs. Ruth 192 Meyer, Jonathon 174 5,25 -Ja: fa? 3,f5f!,:1,.FL55 .ft ' at . .ff'53.1. -r iff f -sv' c' wifi' 52 M, ,,,,.,.,6 f aa-.,p..z Miflin, Mike 162 Miles, Lynette 151 Miles,,Mrs.fShirleyi?19J,1, 7 it . g Q 1t1.1, ,. X 6 1 f , Miller, Lawrence 29, 175 Miller, Reggie 175, 71 Miller, Rodney 162 Miller, Sharon 28, 36, 175 Miller, Thomas 175 Milligan, Kathy 131 Mills, Cathi 38, 175 Minetree, Thomas 175, 57 Minding, Mr. Michael 185, 39 Miranti, James 162 Mischon, Ray 175 Mitchell, Anthony 175, 57 Moe, Eric 39, 131 1 f Moe, Keith 52, 59, 175 Moeller, Joyce 131 Monilor Staff 29 Monroe, Kim 162 Monroe, Pat 72, 73 Moon, Brenda 37, 151, 200, 204, 214 Moore, Marlin 33, 38, 162 Moore, Mike 132 Moore, Peter 175 Moorehead, Timothy 175 Moran, Mrs. Kathryn 193 Moreland, Gary 132 Morgan, Beverly 175 Norman, Walter 27, 95, 74 North, Mark 34, 151, 211, 212 North, Norman 133 Oberg, Fred 22, 33, 162 Obermier, Beverly 176 O'Boyle, Terry 60, 62 O'daniel, Tim 20, 31, 176 O'dell, Lynette 36, 37, 162 O'de11 28, 176 Odum, Dennis 176 Odum, Patricia 176 Odum, Mr. Robert 187, 56, 60, 61 Mueller, Liz 151 ,. . Muhich, John 60 Nall, Martha 176 Nance, Judy 34, 38, 162 5 Nance, Jeannie 1,62 ' , V f Nance, Elaine 162,, ' ' V Nance, ElizabCQh 1176.4 ' ' , V V., U .1 ,f .,.f V 1 ,, f , 1- fa- ,f .,,,,.,f4dh,9h . Nance, Pam 133 ff 1 ,, Nance, Terry 162 Nation, Linda 32, 162 National Honor Society 19 Page, Page, Page Peithman, Ron 163, 56, 8 Perkins, Bob 134 Pershbacher, Kathy 163 ,Jr ' Peterman, Michael 163, 176 Petty, Mrs. I, ogene 193 Petty, Rod, ey 151 Phares, Wyizabeth 33, 36, 176 Phare, Kathy 151 , Ph, ps, Keith 163 elps, KevinA163 PJj1emister,ifMaikV163 5 Philipp, Lynn 19, 134 Phillips, Julie 163 1 Prowell, Lynn 163 4.4 -5, '1? 1'i21-'11 ffv.-isa f,ms,.:f,1zf,g 455411, gy , 1 5 ' f . wwf... L., '.!f'..fff:' 0 1 ,A -if' Neal, Richard 58, 60, 62 Neihaus, Deborah 175 Neill, Diane 37, 97, 98, 133 Nelson, Janet 36, 39, 176 Nelson, Steve 151 I' Nesbitt, Melvin 132, 58, 707 , Nesbitt, Rueben 151 li A Nguyen, Cynthia 51, 52, 54, 55, 162 Nguyen, Patricia 20, 31, 32, 35, 133 Nickel, Mr. Leonard 184 Nolen, Scott 151, 52, 74 Nolting,sNan 16, 36, 39, 162, 164 , Norman, John 176, 57, 71 Norman, Max 151, 78 Parrish, 16, 36, 37, 163 Ragsdale, Susan 163 Parrish,VLeola 12, 89, 90, 94, 154-1 1 A' Rginey, Sarah 32, 177 Parrish, Mrs. Kathryn 188 Passmore, Cathy 38 Patheal, Leslie 151 Patterson, Debbie 151 Patterson, Linda 163 Patterson, Rocky 1764 Paul, Catherine 163 Payne, Becky 163 Pearl, Patti 36, 37, 151 Pearson, Debbie 176 Pearson, Janet 151 I Pease, Michael 176, 57 Peckler, Robyn 151, 205 I Rains, Janis 177 Randolph, Jane 135 Ramp, Susan 16, 23, 33, 38, 40, 152 Ramsey, Steve 20, 26, 27, 177 Raney, Mrs. Betty 193 1 Rarson, Carolyn 32 Ray, David zo, 51, 52, 55, 42, 152 Rayfield, Maura 22, '31, 32, 177 Rayfield, Susi 29, 152 Raymond, Mr. Harold 183 Redder, David 177 Reed, Everett 177 Reed, Robert 163 Reed, Sherlin 152 Reeves, john 135 Reichling, Steve 177 Reid, Matt 164 Reid, Melba 177 Reinhardt, Connie 29, 152 Reissaus, Keith 152, 52, 74, 69, Rendlemen, jill 16, 152 Renfro, Duncan 164 Renfro, Mrs. jane 185 Resnik, Mr. Bill 192 Rcusch, Mr. Daniel 26, 31, 189 Reynolds, Cheryl 177 Reynolds, Robert 152 Reynolds, Ronald 26, 177 Reynolds, Tina 157, 164 Rice, Craig 164 Rice, Matt 135, 58, 78 Rich, Dianna 34, 152 Rich, Steve 36, 177 Richison, Terry 38, 164, 199, 21 Richmond, Mrs. Carole 185 Ridder, Girta 33, 136, 139 Riley, Ben 152 Riley, Vicky 38, 39, 152 Rinclla, David 164 Rising, Sue 164 Robb, Eric 26, 177, 62 Robb, jennifer 32, 152 Robbins, Kevin 164 Roberson, David 152 Roberson, Doris 177 Robertson, Bertha 177 Robertson, Marcella 152 Robinson, Becky 29, 152, 198 Robinson, Mr. Charles 191 Robinson, David 164 Robinson, Pam 38, 39, 164 Robison, Robert 34, 152, 64, 78 Rochelle, David 32, 164, 62 Rogers, Mr. Gene 191 Rogers, Georgianna 28, 136 Rogers, jim 34, 164, 58, 78 Rogers, Patty 152 Roloff, Kathy 177 Ross, Benita 30, 31, 164 Ross, Curtis 152 Ross, Vicki 164 Roth, Frederick 33, 177 Roth, Paul 152 Rouhandeh, Steve 177 Rowdcn, Mr. Clifford 193 Rubidoux, Mr. Thomas 185 Rumsey, Chipper 164 Rumsey, Michael 177 Rushing, jackie 177 Russell, Cody 164 Russell, jon 177 222 78 1, 212, 215 Russell, Mike 27, 152, 52, 53 Russell, Ricky 57 Russell, Sandy 30, 38, 164 Russell, Shirley 136 Russell, Vicki 164 Sainty, Wendy 177 Sanders, Darrell 164, 56, 70, 78 Singers 38 Sick, Cathy 165 Sisk, Cynthia 29, 178 Skalsky, George 152 Skamser, Kathy 137 Slinkard, Deborah 178 Smart, Mike 152 Sanders, Mark 164 Sands, Malcomb 164 Sarver, Dale 177 Sarver, Ladonna 152 Sasse, Mrs. Mary 184 Schemonia, Mrs. Sharon 189 Schimpf, Kevin 36, 164 Schindler, Alicia 164 Schmalenberger, Mr. Patrick 31, 189 Schmullbach, Angie 164 Schuette, Earl 38, 177 Schulz, Bobbe 20, 32, 164 Schumaker, Orville 136, 52, 78 Schwartz, Gregg 177, 58 Schwartz, Scott 74 Schwegal, Doug 177, 57 Schwegman, Debbie 152 Schwegman, William 177 Science Club 30 Scoggins, Karla 177 Scott, Ann 152 Scott, Carole 164 Scott, Mike 152 Scronce, Al 138, 52, 55, 60, 62, 78 Scronce, Donna 38, 178 Sehnert, Claude 164, 56 Seibert, john 178 Senior Class Officers 23 Seward, Mr. Thomas 185 Schacklee, Vickie 25, 164 Shaft, john 34 Shelm, Margaret 152 Shelton, Mrs. Regina 189 Shelton, Rick 27, 136 Shepard, David 165 Shepard, john 30, 36, 178, 57 Shiplett, Mr. joseph 185 Shiplett, Susan 18, 36, 38, 165 Shirley, Bob 165 Shirley, Cynthia 136 Shoer, Dave 19 Siefert, Mr. Donald 188 Simonds, Bill 152, 52, 78 Simon, Phlip 32, 178 Simons, john 165 Simpkins, Sherrie 165 L Simpson, Arron 152 Simpson, jay 178 Simpson, Linda 165 Sims, Carole 42, 137 Sims, Cathy 165 Smart, Terry 33, 165 Smith, Althia 152 Smith,'Ann 165 Smith, Deborah 38, 178 Smith, Deborah L. 178 Smith, Diane 137 Smith, jeffrey 178 Smith, Kenneth 178, 58 Smith, Leila 165 Smith, Pam 137 Smith, Penny 31, 32, 33, 178 Smith, Richard 137 Smith, Sandy 24 Smith, Spring 137 Snider, Kim 178 Snyder, Mr. Derald 193 Sophomore Class Officers 22 South, Rick 165, 56 Southworth, Susie 32, 165 Spackman, jennifer 165 Spanish Club 34 Sprague, Bob 138, 52 Stacy, Harlton 178, 57 Stagen, Mr. Gary 183. Stains, Sheila 16, 32, 138 Stains, Terry 16, 32, 36, 39, 178 Stalon, Stalling Donna 33, 138 s, Leland 165, 61 Stangle, Gary 178, 57 Stangle, Mr. john 12, 13, 190, 56 Stangle, Mike 36, 165, 56 Stanley, Deborah 28, 178 Stanley, Steve 152 Starkey, Mrs, Myra 185 Starns, Larry 138 Stearns, Darwin 19, 38, 165 Steele, janet 165 Stein, Kathy 178 Steinbach, Bill 165, 56, 72 Stephens, Jonathon 87, 165 Stephens, Linda 20, 32, 36, 93, 165 Stephens, Miss Mary 16, 184 Stephens, Todd 22, 165 Stevens, Kenneth 152 Stevens, Linda 152 Stevens , ,Marlene 165 Stevens, Mike 152 Stewart, Velinda 152 Stinebaugh, john 139 Stocks, Linda 16, 17, 20, 24, 93, 121, 153 Stoever, Mrs. Martha 189 Stokes, Susan 165 Strack, Miss Kay 187 Strawn, Peter 165 Streigle, Jim 165, 56 Stroup, Barbara 165 Stroup, Larry 153 Strusz, Charles 30, 153 Stuckey, Joyce 38, 165 Student Council 20, 21 Suggs, Diane 178 Suggs, Sandy 34 Sullivan, Mrs. Gladys 189 Sullivan, Kenny 36, 178 Sulzer, David 165 Summers, Herman 139 Sumner, Don 153 Sumner, Lloyd 166 Sumner, Ron 153 Sutton, Dorothy 34, 153 Sutton, Judy 178 Sutton, Susan 166 Swain, Mike 166 Swinbrune, Kraig 178, 57 Swope, Mr. Larry 188 Tackett, Jody 37, 178 Taitt, Cynthia 28, 37, 38, 178 Tamen, April 178 Tarr, Mr. James Uetj 183, 72, 73 Taylor, Lee 178, 71 Taylor, Scott 139 Taylor, Vicki 140 Tegthoff, David 153 Thalman, Paula 16, 20, 31, 153 Thomas, Becky 140 Thomas, Chris 153, 52, 77, 78 Thomas, Mr, Noble 191 Thompson, Debbie 153 Tinsley, Beverly 178 Tinsley, Doug 153 Tipton, Daryl 52 Todd, Mrs. Alma 190 Tolle, David 153 Tolle, Terry 20, 24, 37, 83, 84, 85, Tooley, Virginia 178 Towers, Betsy 140 Towers, Donna 25, 31, 33, 178 Towle, Danny 178 Travelstead, Mr. Gilbert 193 Travelstead, Terry 178 Treece, Mrs. Dorothy 189 Treece, Lynn 153' Trimble, Carol 31, 33, 153 Triplett, Larry 178 Trivers, Howard 178, 58 Troester, Joe 153 Troutman, Tony 166 Trueblood, Lee 29, 153, 58 Trummer, Bruce 36, 166 140 Trummer, Kathy 178 Tsangoulis, Ted 166 Tucker, Diane 166 Tucker, Robert 30, 153 Tucker, William 178 Twiner, Doug 153 Twomey, Barbara 166 Twomey, James 26, 30, 153 Twomey, Mike 140, 58, 78 Utz, Cynthia 178 Valliant, Diane 153 Vangil, Dennis 178 Varsity Cheerleaders 24 Vasiliki, Pat 153 Vaughn, Mrs. Bertha 29, 184 Vaughn, Doug 166, 56, 70 Vavra, Susan 166 Vogel, Gary 146, 153, 50, 52, 54 Vogel, Tom 178 Vogler, Barbie 16, 20, 24, 93, 153, 205 Vogler, John 141, 205 Volner, Mark 153 Waddington, Alan 179 Waicukauski, Mark 166, 56, 61 Wakefield, Andrew 141 Wakefield, Mrs. Darnella 192 Whisenhunt, Gary 34, White, Charlie 167 White, Karen 167 White Mark 179 White, Marsha 167 White, Mike 142 White, Vickie 179 167 Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Jeff 153 Jeni 25, 179 Jody 141 Randy 141, 52 Wanda 34 Wallace, Andy 153 Wallace Wallace 'Waller, 9 1 Mrs. Bernice 191 Bruce 166, 56 Charlene 19, 166 Walls, Patrick 38, 166 Walters, Wargel, Terry 153 Mr. Robert 190 Warner, Cheryl 28, 153 Warner, Steve 36, 38, 164, 166 Warren, Mr, Charles 183 Washington, Joseph 166 Watson, Dennis 179 Watson, LaBruce 179, 57 Watson, Marilyn 153 Watson, Sharon 153 Weatherford, Mrs. Mildred 192 Webb, Mary Lou 16, 36, 38, 39, 153 Weeres, Les 166 Weers, Bruce 153 Welch, Trotter 166 Weldon, Cliff 132, 141, 52, 60 Wesinskey, Gwenna 179 Westerfield, Mrs. Juanita 193 Westley, Cecil 153 Westley, Cassandra 28, 166 Wharton, Mr. Lyndon 182 Wheatley, Jane 37, 167 Whittenberg, Patty 142 Wiedlocher, Regina 143 wud, Jim 167 Wild, Leatha 142 Wisenhunt, Charlie 153 Wiley, Bill 167 Wiley, Shirldean 153 Williams, Johnnie 142, 52, 54 Williams, Paula 179 Williams, Stacy 167 Williams, Tina 37, 167 Wilson, Doug 36, 179 Winerniller, Chris 32, 87, 97, 98, 142 Wingate, Doris 143 Winn, Nita 153 Wisely, Janet 153 Withers, Greg 33, 179, 57, 71 Whittkamp, David 36, 153 Wood, Arthur 167 Woods, Jessie 153 Woods, Robert 167 Woolard, Danny 179, 57 Woolard, Dave 146, 153, 52, 64, 78 Wooley, Debra 167 Wooley, Larry 179 Workum, Wendy 38, 179 Wotiz, Vivian 26, 27, 33, 179 Wrestling Cheerleaders 24 Wright, Janice 167 Wright, Karen 167 Wright, Mickey 36, 179 Wright, Raymond 179 Yambert, Jon 179, 57 Yarborough, Henry 167 Yates, Carolyn 167 Yates, Dale 143 Yates, Jeffrey 179 Yehling, Greg 26, 29, 179 You, Elizabeth 143 Young, Albert 167 Young, Linda 167 Zaharoupoulos, Yoho 153 Zimmer, Mary Jane 25, 178 Zimmer, Ruth Ann 37, 97, 98, 143 Zincavage, Mrs. Eve 191 Zinn, Ellen 38, 167 223 2. wry 6499? ,LQ-4' V 'Y uv -Q we -'W ...T-f 'CY va' lu ,nj ,fixa- ,-r- ', W .s ' .,,ii-- t -4- if-'- wp' am, ,f-.,.,,,,..-.k-f ' ..:-L-my We Xi:-485 i , . 1' 1 ni .4 .,,, N'W-M'9'w-Q it 'f 0. -7- f., ,gli .Vx 5 1 i A 'gif x . ,-Q. , .,.a Qwd' fm., gms.. L I . ,s. -0' , ., i M 'H . t . Q J p. p. t A . V it n Q , . t Q Q' .W We, sr. x Q Ni ' vs- f ., i ' 4:3 5 -:A ' w .1 i i 24 - '. ' c , . - 4 1 , ,,,....5b.,. l iff? 'L- ' , -, 5-, ' V ,nf-m, 'I-'IL .. . 5 . - ,-' A' i 1'-, f if it 4- 'i-J.-.,,.,T'-N .- . ,, .., A -as - Y ., :M + - 1' ,l ', I Vi- .' -s.Q , i I. J, - A c li f' ' ' i f I -1 . - .- - . 5 1. yt ,eh ,A h Y 5. ,u t w' ,ff L 'g f' ,t if ,, , ' t 1 1 . if 15511945-.h'-.. ' f'i. 1 .. W . ,. . ., ' - :99?:-.Q-V2-:is fy U., 3 ,. , .. 1' Jr-'F'-1 si ,fr www 'Q ' vi fe- X ' ' i ' . ar-.ag sl' ' 1 Forieverythiiig these is a sea and a time for eve? matter. ner heaven: time to be born, andsi .45 Q' '4 time to die, , , ' time to planet. V h time to pluck up hat is planted. 1 6 kill, and ' e to heal, I fmeja break clb , and a time .1 u: 2 time to weep,vand a time to laugh' t timei to moum, and a time to dance' m ti -'cbs ast away stones, sind a time to Qath iones together, i . ' . 'a time to embrace, and aitime go refgairy from embracing' - i ' - - 1 time to seek, and a time to lose' f' W time to keep, and a time to - cast away, 4' , a time to read, and a .time to se - a time to keep silence, and a t - to speak, 0 S . . . a time to 1 , and a time tsha 'f 4 . - 4- . 'fx 4 ' Ecclesiastes 3:1 - . -.1 4 'i yl 9 i . 3 4 'a if +.,i 4 4 'Hi X I 9 - ' 4. . ' 'H' f f, i ' :ic ' ' ' i. H A . ai 4 . 6 l ' a time for war, and a time for te 1 ' 'Y ', ' ' X 5' ' ff Q. ' . , 224 ' S tv ll A fl G 1' . j' ,fi ,U N , I: 7 ' . t ' is J , Y p I' X t 1 .i r' 'P , 'A . ,a lar , .p it ,- s J -is lx . I , lf. x it I N, '- t W , ,X i Q! P . . .. . ' . .1 5 . 3 - Y .' . 0- s X V' 41 I 6 l 8 eva' tv , lx I F .4 H. 4 li i V . 5 A 5 . i it gzggj- 'K ' f ' 'f. . .., '1' F ,ffl v ,V - 'e t I in y i . ' J ix 'F it N ' fis h, I, . ? . .Y it , 1' .' ' Q . X .fe I 1 K i 1. at 5 ,,r, t wi' H . 'K N if Q Q f i 7 fri iff- wifi. at ' H' . ' ' r 'l 'A .MI is l10h i.rQ x B 'J Z It 1' c- e t 'W ef ' t 'im,3g,,...aw'- 6 In I ' K , 1' 4 A is-as ,ff Q '1 '-QQ B' ' Q . X 4 E if ,, ' 1 A, -.hd Quin'-I 'irq a U W . F ' s -- . Q. , f ' D i ' ,-rlipsi 5 .Fava , . .. 1 Fl Z i . 21. M - ' - p V . rf: ,434 n fy.--,air-1 V 1 Airing- V .L 'lf-J , -ii 11- V' ' '- , f g ' J , e' Q u H . ? ' I .. . - . . R F , I I , 1 K-5, E 1 ' :KJ , nf A I 4 ' 1 4' ' A R: A 1 ta , V 1? Z, If M 5 , Jet , ,4 3 5 lvil V pam: 1 faq x x 1 v R, a Y R s K , , Q J, ff Stix E ' i' . I .. U. has , Q. as H i , f J 'ff X IO Q, -is gg' iid f 5' I at K . Y 3 Q i ia 1 Q. I I 1 Q b ' 2 in 4 f 2 ' X i mia Q '1 fbi x 1 ' ' u l K tg ' E -5 H fl t: v 4 ' xi, 3' 9 4 . a , s . ' , al 49 W X5 I o w w ffl Q xxx? i5 7551 4? M1591 fl 5? QQ 7 f k E I V S 1 mn 590 3 KY 5 7? jg gg 225132 QQNWQZXK JF VE A931353 C A W 1 66 ' X: L fi XJQQ fi 'fy Qx 72? Q10 U -pr , Y Y 'AN-- --gun- ' -Ms- , ...A U kj 0004? W3 ik J E Wlvffflv Cigdoqe X Q ON wiggjii 23555 f if X Ccfvf 'Q QQ W Lf 2 jf 5 Q22 Q dw -VJ 037 X MX x G if fu 47 Q WD V E welSWWWH'1'5'f 'f Q7 0 ff? 5 Q fn M4LMiJ'2W! Miblff- ''' Q L X 0 L 622,91 ASW 7 L N 'N 9 4, f vxl, ug BP W C152 XXXXXXXX Q22 ..-..,- . 4 ., .,-5' ,'. . -'- -'- . -. . p- ,.,: .Jim -,-,,,.--- .- -,. ' .-',-f- ' --:g:. , ,, A-' gf,-I-fa-.. Q3 .,g '5-. 1 --f v,.v f-,- - , 1 . 1- ...,..- .-A , - ,-- A,f.. . . - . gl- . . ,- ...f A- ' 't ---- . ' - 451' ,, ,., A-gig-L S-ffl 1' ' .1 ,75- ' . F1 I 7' . 4 -:I ,,.. .g- : . ..- H - -,z ,. ,J ...,.. ,7 ',1:.w.fIj-4. 1.- -f. . --' ,V '- V .-4 :'. . ' '- ,411 ,- , s ' u . l,., .. ' - -, rl ,f , .:. . , ., ..,. 1. 1 -1 xl Kr x -Ji-1 .Cr -- 4--, ' 4 ' . . ' 1 4 . , ,,, ' - -fy 3. .nz ' - '- 3 . L .H5-'. . . - aug-J .' 'tail 'JH ,,.,, I f k- xxx. ti' . -- ,,. .. V ': ..,5i' -lt, :Y . ff- ' 'f J. . l, H 1 nf ' .11 .4- ? . gf ' '-74. ' . .,. - f ,., qi, y . 1 : '- ?K'.'f' . --1-1-gi. N' .. A . f , '-gg? Tl ,. j' ' A - xg- 3 . ' -.- . -itz ---V 9--1 A 4, , x . , , . -. . - .. - - -' ..-Ty ,. ,.-. N . vw , 1 - , x ..., h .A ,- -A-- ..-I-. - , Q . - . X - .A --Q .-- 1 , - J. . , ,, V , : x X , Q .Q S... L. ,ggr M X, -- - , I -- '-53-4f M?'-- Y 5'312'f.Lf',L?.LEE1i'Q:-. . ,fa --1--vii -'--: . X.1'Xf', - - x A l A.. ,,- . .. - , .L :A ., , - ...- ' ' ' ' x --L.-.' A .g 3 - '- ,',, A ..Y.,L.L,. N-.b--. -1, ..., ...V-N L -MN -3 .,. .V . x. W' -.' --- ,.. i - . .H . - . . . , 1-.. - --,. . - . . , - .. U -1 . --LQ. ,Q -55-,f f---Q--,-, ---1- - ,.-- --H -., -'.--. V. -1--: ,'-J-- - 1,-1.5, -A ,' :-: -a.'r:5. 1' auf, I ' .-. f Q - .- -:.'- --'. . '-. F -' -L --.. '14-' .f-. 3- 5 -1-. - ' ' -M.-HA. -1 ..-7: '.'-f4'-Q-.-f-1-.-v1- 'g - 3 .gi'1-i-'j1-- 5 -- -11-- ',.g'gf1 '. '. x ',: .. - -1-nj. ,H T-yy -f:-j.1,'--- ijTx- .-.'5-i-i'R .'- .ig , . J- --L -... -, ....,.., .N.,,. - , ,Gi-.... ,th ,E - ,tv ,.L,:l,,..- - , ,I A , - 1 fr-.L ve--if : -r-gre-:-, Y . v- .. .. f - . ., DSA: '-'-. ' 1T:'.'.i. f 2+ .swf-A iz- -v:Y ' 'fx ' ' ' ' :-.-.ff - -L,-.nr-' -F15-.'1':'. 'T- J' 'iw' l.. 'f 'w-EA - 4. A- ' 4' -'.- ,.- .. . --.'.3. . A. , ,h xtf Na . . . . . . . . . , .., ..1 - -.TAA V- -.-' ..-.- fr, . -if 5:.L i,'1f5--: S.'6Ew.:L..nfQ::'. 'Z' :' g:.'f:.:-F 'YT f -' -. -iff' .4.-,:.1- 1 . -.M -.,-- 4 . . ,N 1 .Q pm.-Q -us 3. -.,. ,-,g,..NQ:..i,- ., 2'-f-'Z 5, i--Q'-3':'L--:'5 'QE-'?. V.F iArs-11- , 1'f-L-' y-L-L-5'I. :1 :-' ' .- A-1: -sv. .- zz N - .-Q , V . --. . ..-. . - '. ,.-,- 1 w. 1 Y,-'f:.i1.':s,:,.g: - 'X . A - f 7,21--vs-3,--w -,j-'12-A:'lT-'i Q- A-'if 32125151 : gfvi?--i:i,-.:rt..-f-.fujni-,--',ga1w:,q-lyqp-'.-lj. A :Q--1 ' - . -,--S 1' wt- -'Q L' L'-X-.S-x ,--f-.1 554.55-.1'---.. ,-TQ 1-zki: ---4.-..-.---N 2. . F5111-4'-T' 4' g ?1'iYi ' 4. 15:E?f': 'f?-ivk93'f .'Qi'5' - Ili'-.A-i',:1f3-'ir'ff?--J''..-- ' 1- -1' 2-:iii 'ff 95? 's.J!:XQf?:.- ' iw- 'x.:.'.FS1?.-,,gg?:'g:ri,i',?.:i:f.:--',- 555114-11-I I-.1 I '-1!:- : sz: . ,M .-. 5:1-.i fs-1-L9si3:.:! . ig-gg ff? xp,-132,51 lEi:3Ex?x..R .-lj: 451,-:,:-,E, .1. 1 -.. L -'Y-,Q -K . Q- 'kfig 'T - . - 5- - -v-Quw - .favs '21 as ' '- - ax -:-iw , ' . -- -. 'I-gp-., -' 'ECA if-'L---qn 5.i+..:i.-3 'l':4'-'-f 5fS:.- - J . : ' - -- - ' e - 5-N413 ' 'x ' . Q -x iS'.X 3x3 'l-i'wt3f.'3i'5-ELF, 'f24'3'L Q ': -L 'li ' ' hw. - , '-.'- - , . .-an .34 f. Ewa-asva-1 '--:,z':-1- .-fa-z,.i-f,-va: 15: . -. -A N V , 5-I -, - o n , -- K . .. .I 5,1-jf-.f5,...-'.:.. '-ftqf-gn SJ.,-if-1 If-v .. T J A I ,'Z ,:-fy . 35- , .1 .- . -Pug-5 ..-5----f.-xvhkv, aw- .- -f-n'f-'+.-'bp , -.W--V-QA-:,..1: . - 'S M154 ,..-'- ' JV 23. - ,-., - -' 15' . '-' Y- 'f'.:.- -- .'3'-5-. I---.3 l. 7 l-P-'H .1-'-' ,HSSI-i,i,f1 'n.,51.5. -, -1?-1.5. ..,5f5:q:ig.3.,.--..:.f-mfgii-,-. 4-1 Q.. ,-f.-- - H -- - . N.f5- , W. - - - .-'7'P.' L -, . ,. L A -Ai-.lfilgzgggi-35jrgfi.fQf:x:.'f3kl31' 3- 1- -SQ .F1EL?.'.js:f52'f-gg-.-'E.'.'J: :gi-.1 , - f -,V-Qxul' ' -. ', :N :WTI 'x.'l. 55 J: 4' '1' ,, 1 ,l ' A N , 1 52 .,'-..I.-,V '?': -.K ,l ' 5 -Q X.-Ll: S'-.F Jug,-'li'-'.--S -1-nigh-::.f.,,'7fY'tQ ,gy , ' Nil ' -Q . ea. iQ.'-Qi-,EL'E::L.Z-,:::K--T.. 5' 'ig ,2 .',. .4tj5..Q?4t:H.Z.-x. :QF ',i:N3'1'-4.5-:'Q,,5-IE,,,:-y i- . x -, + r 'b,v-- T232-sgg, . - . ,. -,'-.1-wf-wtf2:---21sjigE?cx1sf''---f'fS:?f - Ji - ,,.-, .- . , 3--- ,--V..,,',--v.,,D,,Q , 1:,w,,x3:.C..-I-1.-xi-v L. ..-, Jr- S -:,-.-. tx , .,,?:,3-- .-, .ji LTI- ' '-r, - .. . 1'--,CT-'-,1.-I .w ..'Ks,, 11, if- 'Jn '- Y- .. ,X -- - 'C -1 lf! J' -1 .'?:-F2 1 s 1. . . '- -' A----1'-.H-T.-.-iff-KQPX -f::3gvg.:.:-.Q -Q13-.--,--V A, A Y 1-. X. X '- . 'g--1,3 --L .fx :...- 1 -- - .--,. 'v- If '-' .HAY -.-112-'-fi? Q I.---,HE-5Z5s!:k?f'.'5QgiwA' -,-, 2 XZ l'Q:hk:Q.'q,., -4: -gx.-nr-.1 hu- - i K wi 5 , p MN-xx 'K w- r -K. X1 ,g Y. -- -- -- . 5. - Q - 3 -.1 - -.A -Y-. w - 4, , - ,fp-N .7.- pg- I-f-1, -0-if-. '- 3:1 .. ,'?.. . - tv-fiuznsr 1' '733 -Liu -- -R-'fu -12, 1,5 . ,E 4-Eta.: :r--P-Iii'-S-,LS-'15 7EZ2i5.1:x rsh- TA. -- 5 ,H - - Q.-1, .1 .W - 1-.nas ' ., 4 K 3 . , -1 -.L ,. - 1, .-A -M . -gf + -pf 1 ,M . rl -'Q' -.1 1, ny PM I L. All ,f-.lf-Wg ,iff 1,- z. ,I 4, 1-, .,.,?,,,, M A :u'g'5f , 'T .-5 -7-,Ku f.. g -- L ,s:ffg,:V?d1I5y,qi1 , 1 . ,. , , iii qi.,-,' , -.-,':r1,1- 'f 1 ' 3.41, , ,gy 4. 1 .I . gk, 'u-f , . .ff i ' ,. , A ...f H- Af 1 - ' . iff, 1 . . - nfl!- ,. .mx -' ' vw . if-ri - U u -X 1 1-BF -. cf , . .21 . :Af- ?l14C2C-3 . 1 A, V'-'iv 1: :gf-.:iL-, ? is--' f A-fa-1--4-F., -3, : I - P -. .Aj-., .,- Aug-,','L:'-We- ' . ' ' 7-Q--' ,.-x 'W' : - ---f'fi-- f--tgcxw -1. fd-'?',L-:'?:.'1f'5T- xi?: f,l-Q5 --X, ' 3-. ' 'xx ' ! ' if- .-xg .f-ll Q :gf 'i. -1F'SrLv:--1 ' -'-1-L if'-i t ' 5 R 51+-,ilk v1 .R'E-LLLF?-' 1i1g5,ln.',it1itI ' ' ' -'