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keys op the casae HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL Y CINCINNATI, OHIO 1965 SYLVIA EWINwCo-editor LEON PIERSON-Co-edilor i J UDY MATHEIS-Business Manager 5 KAREN MoonEuArt Editor l ; bushes the cascLe hows the l FOHGWORU Since ast, a one y, astle has n a - o- ar-s a . 15 castle dwell young people, who are eag ' to discover the world. Also, there dwell older people, who are anxious to teach the young about life. To look at the castle; one would think it was like any other. But it isnlt! This castle has more keys than any- one has ever seen! There are keys of every shape and kind, each one opening the door treasure. With such treasu , o won c osely guarded. But the ' of the castle is as wise as an owl. E he issues a procla- mation that any 0 w to do so may use his wonderful k . 1 eager, the ener- getic, the lively on s to e advantage of the afer. The castle stil the meeting place of all who want t dis ver and to under- stand. This Castl is ghes High School. And this book, a r cord of life in the castle through the days of 1965, discloses how active the dwellers are 71 using the keys of the castle. xl; 1.:th 1:6 Oppontunity 8 .I I .3 1? 0;'9v;3' i1N 1 .7 a ,n, J -; ,au-mn-I Imuldif we u- A MW . A E Y' - 341$ . .na w BF . 51 $' I E rcsztzbuubh F Lam. ii: ;- , ngguu. sensri'aimgeaqj h ' .113 ., iii if i H ,- Lui- za. w , . ' -. : , 23 '55; 11-: n I , a , i ll; .. A . m- . e . '. r , 1 . A 1 I ; K 11! .7 1 3 1, B 3'. l ll 3-: s i i f f 4 9 i7 1 a' ' 1:! SJ i ' Vi-ws.T-TEWE LI ': ' a a w : n4uuuugg5 5mg- . ., A; .. .ItL. One of the most important keys that hang in the castle is the Key to Knowledge. This wondrous key opens the door to books, essays, term papers and tests. This key is the bright- est of all. w a h 'h ug H1721: n ' '24. iii H $35 fr g ll '- 'h'il -I 'm;.w cuLtune Next to the Key to Knowledge hangs the Key to Culture. Along with the other keys, the Key to Culture leads to a greater appre- ciation and enjoyment of Life. This key is the most rewarding. mu! ermunarr-rn ' schooL spmi'r And what about the Key to School Spirit? It is used whenever the castle guards take up arms. In victory or defeat, the Key to School Spirit is displayed joyously. This key is the most faithful. to viTALiTy The Key to Vitality 15 next in line. Always in use, the Key to Vitality serves to keep the nestling; 0f the castle ready to work and play. This key is the hmmciest of all. Fnienbsbip Next comes the Key to Friendship. Without this key, what would the castle be? Of what value would the other keys be without the Key to Friendship? This key is the most beautiful of all. Hanging stemly next to the Key to Friend- ship is the Key to Responsibility. Used by all who have the courage, the Key to Respon- sibility helps to build character. This key is the most treasured of all. ,0qu - 1964.7 COL Leaben ship Looking proudlyupon the Key to Responsi- bility is the Key to Leadership. The two are partners in all that helps to maintain and strengthen the castle. This key is the largest of them all. .nL : . RA! pscwt I - ifviii'n . . JAMES wen: 5 mm? . jf- gsLNLAL narrMAN $2 fg- h LEON NATHIEMEL HUFFMA -- HILL! macaw . HULL ,: mm 1 mm M H L hr H . ROBERT D - .. . :4. 7-h-.'---..-- L E'II'JN'JN'I' ' u 3 to success The last key is the Key to rSucc-essj A fter using all the keys that came before, deserving nestling; are rewarded with the Key to Suc- cess. This key is the most highly prized of all . iCHOLARSHIP . 13 :ITIZENSHIP - 39 IELLOWSHIP - 95 :PORTSMANSHIP ' 127 APPRENTICESHIP ' 153 Lo C2 onli I schOLanship .-0-0-o-E Mr. Edwin Sutton, JL, principal, led Hughes through a most successful ,65. ' The words that best describe Mr. Sutton are dpdicated, competent, friendly, and dignified. He is a source of inspiration and guidance for his co-operative faculty, as well as for the Hughes students. Mr. Sutton,s family consists of his wife and two children, a son attending Walnut Hills and a daughter attending Withrow. As a very busy administrator, he finds little time to pursug hi5 hobbies of golf, howling ahd swimming. The key to Mr. Suttmfs success is his in- terest in students, his desire for achieve- ment, and his willingness to devote time and effort to a worthwhile cause. Mr. Sutton, Chief Executive of Hughes High School Mr. Jones, Efficient Mr. Jones, the administrative assistant principal, has a variety of responsibilities, some of which are curriculum planning, teacher appraisal, supplies, lockers and textbooks. Mr. Jones says he enjoys his new position this year because he gets an over-all view of the student body. When Mr. Jones can find time to spare from his daily duties, he enjoys reading and fishing. He is also a member of the Cincinnati Schoohnasters Bowling League. Mr. Stillwell, Experienced A new addition to the competent leadership of the Hughes edministration is Mr. Stillweli, assistant principal of the Juhior high. Before coming to Hughes, he Was assistant principal at Cutler Junior High School. In his first year here, he has gained the respect of students and teachers alike. Mr. StillwelPs hobby is traveling. Last summer, he traVeIed to Quebec. Canada, the New York World's Fair, and parts of New England. His main enjoyment is working with junior high students. 15 Mr. Hobson, Energetic Mr. Hobson, senior high assistant principal, is one of the busiest persons around Hughes. He laughingly admits that his job consists of iia little bit of everything! Primarily, he deals with the senior high school-enrollment, attendance, activities, and the senior class. He is usually the flrst person that newly-enrolied pupils meet, and he gives a final approval on fulfilling obligations before seniors receive diplomas. Mr. Hohson has been associated with Hughes for many years. Miss Leola Wedell Senior High Mrs. Donna Knisluy Junior Hi h Below, Left: g Mr. Moss White Junior H igh Right: Mr. John Acres Senior High Mr. Gcorgc Greene Senior High Counseling Staff One key to academic success is the important guidance given to students by their advisers. The counseling staff helps Hughes students with their emotional, financial, academic, anti social problems. Many students Cherish the helpful advice given them by senior high and junior high counselors. No other school is served by a more dedicated staff of ad- visers. They make deserving students aware of scholarship help that is avail- able. The time counselors spend after schooi is inestimable. May they continue molding Hughes students into responsi- ble citizens of tomorrow. Miss Shirley Linne Junior High Mrsi Jean Frchsa Guidance Coordinator W'hile Denise DonIan discusses. the main events of the story. Mr. Mellingcr checks sludemsa notes. English Department Values Contribution of Library The English Department equips the students with a work- ing knowledge of English. In English classes, students de- velop an extensive vocabulary for everyday use. Selected poetry, many novels, other literary works, such as the plays of Shakespeare, and examples of contemporary drama are studied. Courses in dramatics, speech and journalism are offered also. In the reading program, students increase their Speed and comprehension. For the student who takes advan- tage of his opportunities, the Hughes English Department UHers the key to success. 17 Tim Rmv: Miss Regina Abramson, Miss Sandra Atkins, Miss Mary Bowlers, MI. Rnburt Bradfnrd, Miss Mary Bruenenman, Mrs. Emilie Bullnck, Mrs. Mahala Enlvmingert SECOND Row: Mr. Russell French, Thespr'mls: Mrs. Ellyn Caller, Miss Vida CosheH. Miss Margaret Hall, Mrs. Ann Hamlin, Hem! ul Depm'lment; Miss Ella Johnson, Miss Kath- leen Lowll, Mr. Daniel Mellinger. BOTTOM RUW: Miss Matilda Pen- nington, Librarian; Miss Mary Pollard, Miss: Aria Schawe, Mrs. Beth Simon, Mrs. Sarah Spikell, Mr. Huger Stephens, Gargoyle; Miss Jo Anne Vilali, Miss Mary Warden. Annual Progress in All-Important English Curriculum, Miss Brueneman is really pleased with lhis model guilioline huilt Mr. French's students listen atlemively as he explains the and demonstrated by her student, Conley Isancs. meaning of a difficult passage. UHIIN P J :1i In the library, Mrs. Hamlifs English class works diligently 18 to learn about. the life and works of Thomas Hardy. 1 11 show you how to locate the card you need, Miss Pennington tells the boys. wI'hen you may go and find your book. Key to Future Success When will we ever get 2111 these new books ready for the spelvesl Miss Meyer Heft! is Miss Penningtonk new as- snslant librarian for Hughes High School. WVe should gel at least a B on the test, sophomores. Connie Gilmore and Julius Jackson inform Misg Vitali, hopefully. :9 New Math NOW Part of Curriculum at Hughes The new mathematics curriculum at Hughes is organized so as to allow students to pursue the study of mathematics at their own level for four years, if desired. Some students find success in general mathematics, mpdem mathematics, and consumer mathematics. Those interested in business find business arithmetic just what they need. Academic classes satisfy students' requirements for college preparation with algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and even calculus, in the accelerated program. Marilyn Tilford, Alice Brand, Jerry Tepe, and Joyce Beckman, in Miss Kloaids advanced malh class, illustrate a paint in space by refer- ence to the X, Y, and Z axes. Yuung math students of Mrs. Richardson are R. Kindull, M. Lee, J, Roberts, C. Barnett, B. Davis and K. Adams. TOP ROW: Miss Dorothy Beaver, Mr. Ellis Caudill, Mr. Edward Driver, Miss Judith Eschmeyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fred Foegler, Mrs. Judith Hanan, Miss Gladys Kluak, Hono'r Society; Mr. Robert Kuenzler, Attendance. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nancy McDaniel, Mr. Edward Morris, Wreslling; Mrs. Nadine Radkey. FOURTH Row: Mr. Harold Slier, Mrs, Nora Walton BOTTOM: Mrs. Ruth Werner, Future Teachers of America. f mFlu: whole class thinks yoWre great, admits cute Mary Cox to pretty Miss Ziegler, Miss Beaver's student teacher, now a regular teacher. IV 4n. anm..g VHHEIS'IV As Mr. Stier proves this theorem about intersecting chords, A. Burkes, R. Adrian, and N. Bailey follow his explanation. Mr. Caudill explains how to set up an equation to Ruben Kinney, Belly Horn and Allen Shannon. l i j G. Starks and Mr. Hoffman watch while D. Graham, C. Day, and V. Lambert determine the properties of granite rock. Science Plays Important Part in Over-All Education In this scientiEc age every one should have a working knowledge of science. The courses provided aL Hughes are general science, biology, botany, 20010ng physiology, physics and chemistry. The chemistry laboratory work enables stu- dents t0 Iearn by flrst-hand experience the reactions of com- pounds and elements. In physics lab, principles governing forces, heat, sound, and electricity are studied. The excellent training that students receive prepares them for college and keeps them up-to-date in the rapidly changing World. Plastic illustrations. help students in Miss Ratliifs physiology class understand the principle of mitosis. One of the new model microscopes is being used by L. Cul- bertson and J. Odnm in their experiment. gBuy, doesn't lhat paramm-ium swim fastl;lsn,t it cute! L. Cham- bers, Ii Luvic, and D. RulJison arc in Mr. Ridenoufs rIass. an. this is how you dissect a grasshopper, rxplains Mr. Warner 10 D. Maunlcl and E. Cash in zoulugy class. Top, LEFT: Mr. Daniel AlperL SECOND Row: Miss Winsome Bacon, Mr. Ted Bauer, Mrs. Carol Carney, Mr. Evander Cherry, Junior High Science Club; Mr. Gary Himes, Mr. Joseph W. Hoffman, Junior Red Cross; Mr. Morgan Jones, golf. BOTTOM Row: Mr. Lester Monk, .vports; 'Miss Helen Newman, Miss Shirley Ratliff, Senior Y-Teens; Mr. Robert Ridenour, Attendance; Mr. David Seim, Mr. Howard Thomas, football; Mr. Walter Warner. 1'3 TOP ROW: Mr. James Bruck. Junior High Student Council; Mr. Melville Byles, Pep Club; Mr. George Dicrsing, Ativnd'nnce: Mr, Lyle Grooms. Mr. Joseph Heink. Attendance; Miss Jessie Hoilweck, Ntmwml Junior Honor Society, SECOND Row: Miss Nancy Hurlberl, Miss Etlml Jo'lmsmnr, Mr. Kenneth Johnstone, Visual Aids; Miss Betty Jones, Mr. Stephen Jones, Mrs, Edith Lung, ANNUAL, FirmnrfiaL BOTTOW Rni'W: Mr. Marvin Mctz, Mr, Richard Miller, Mr. Thonms Moore, Mr. Joseph Prior, Miss Esther Schwach, Mr. Carl Wilkey, Senior High Sluirm Council. Social Studies, Training-Ground for Good Citizenship A full curriculum of social studies subjects supplies all students with knowledge and appreciation of social condi- tions throughout the world. past as well as present. The importance of an informed citizenry is stressed. Well-informed teachers use many kinds of visual aids to help students gain an understanding of socioeconomic prob- lems in todafs world. The extra-curricular Junior Council on World Affairs increases interest in current events. Senior high students participated in a mock presidential election this year. Mr. Hrink lectures his mudrrn histnry class on rationalism and erntr tionalisnl during. the period 1648-1789. 14 Linda Albret'hl puinls oul places numliuned in hvr reporl on NEW Miss Hurlbert 1inds bulletin board muleriai increases inter Zeuland. Maps. and globes help students with geography. as: in nnrinnt Mayan civilization. 7A;;,-w x; le impurtzmuc- uI not being dcreivvd lly forms of pmpagnnda is 15' stressed in Mr. Wilkey's smrio-vcnnomirs class. W'lmt a mess! Mr. Hall calmly looks on while M. Duhnrt, D. Thomas and 5. Lawrence help EU R. Daniels change the ribbon. Mrs. Yvonne Brown, bookkeeping; Mr. Joseph Davis, typing, junior high fnnlhall; Mr. Charles Ceraci, shorthand, Future Business Leaders of America; Mr. William Hall, typing; Miss Sarah Levine, a$ce pracs lice, Production Staff; Mr. Theodore Siddall, merchandising, DsE.C.A.; Mr. Samuel Skurnw, Salesmanship, Mr. Kenneth Wenzel, typing. Large Number Of Students Choose Business Field The outstanding qualities needed in businass students are patience and perseverance; the results gained are speed and accuracy. To achieve the knowledge, skill, and characteristics necessary for a business career, the business teachers train their students through courses offered heresshorthand, typ- ing, omce practice, bookkeeping, and salesmanship. New courses this year are recordskeeping and clerical services. Merchandising provides work experience. OHice machines used in class include rotary and key-driven calculating ma- chines and electric typewriters. s'How long is that column of figures, anyway, Mn W'enzcl?n complain D. Wilson and P. Lindsay at the adding machine. kl In Mrs. Brnwn': ahsrennr, substitute lEal'llL'l Mrs. Hollis herbs L. Hr-nsnn and L. Jo mison to In .mco illeir books HP11 make good stenographcrs out of you yet, declares Miss Levine, head of tho. hllsiness department. Encouragumam from Mr. Ceraci helps students to increase their typing speed without sacrificing accuracy. Mr. John Arringmn, French; Miss Carolyn Milfer, French; Miss Leolzl Reynolds, Latin; Mr. Charles Wynne, Spanish. Lefs Learn Language, Life of F oreign Lands...Old, New Comprehendisne Latinam? Certe! Comprenez-vous le frangais? Certainment! Comprende usled el espanol? Cierta- meme! Kannst du Deutsch? Cervisz! Certainly, Hughes students understand foreign languages! The study of Latin, French, Spanish and German performs a vital function in the education of many students, who gain an understanding of the life and times, the customs and cul- ture, of the people to whom the language is was native. The language lab greatly aids students in oral expression and in comprehension. P. Class, A. Tnllm, and B. Kleinman list derivatives from Latin verbs. Other sludunls examine derivation posters. i '1' r A Thump! thump! thump! C. Collier gets his blood pressure checked by J. Jones in Mr. Strahlefs health class. Practical Values Realized From Health and Driver Training by Tenth, Twelfth Graders Health, a requirement in tenth and twelfth grades, presents sufficient anatomy for the student to understand the basic structure of his body and enough physiology to understand its functions. First-aid instruction, given with a course in home-nursing for all types of diseases and injuries, teaches students proper procedure for taking care of themselves in emergencies. Interested students who are sixteen years of age and have taken a course in drivexjs education may take driver's training for one semester. Mr. Cunrge BitsoH, Miss Jeanette Nurre, Mr. Ronald Ono, driver training: Mr, Daniel Strahlcr. Eugene Phillips takes his turn at posing as model for sketching slu- dcnls in Mrs. Emdin's arl Class. Miss Frances Adomeit, ANNUAL; Mrs. Reahelle Emdin; Mr. John Wilson. Art Students Develop Good Taste as Future Consumers With the exception of Central, Hughes is the only Cincin- nati high school that offers arts and crafts together. This makes it possible for students to receive a well-rounded ex- perience in art. In well-staffed and well-equipped art rooms, students in the seventh through twelfth grades receive direc- tion and guidance in various art forms and materials. The Art Department keeps hall bulletin boards and display cases well-iilled with samples of student work. Art students provide beautiful decorations throughout the school. 30 Appreciation of Good Music, One Cultural Aspect . - . - T . rr . Of Learnmg Rat a tat tat. The drums are soundmb In Room 325. Down the hall can be heard the Senior Choir rehearsing for another concert. Strains of a lively tune come from Room 302-A. In the instrumental and Vocal departments at Hughes, stu- dents learn to appreciate good music as Well as understand the basic fundamentals. Parents and friends have the oppor- tunity at Christmas and in the spring to enjoy concerts. This year members of the ensemble sang at the lighting of the Christmas trees on Fountain Square. Mr. Peter Ayor, Choral Music; Miss JOSPplline Barker, Choral Music; Mr. Gilbert Curtis, lnslumenml Music. hLet's warm up, says Miss Barker. hDo re mi fa so In ti do!u Boys and girls at Hughes d0 21 Int of pretty singing. 31 Shop Work Valuable to Future of Many Boys The Industrial Arts Department at Hughes includes elec- tricity, graphic arts, metals, woods, and mechanical drawing. These industrial arts courses contribute to the students.1 un- derstanding of industry, develop technical and problem- solving skills related to material and industrial processes, and enable each student to acquire a measure of skill in the use of common tools and machines. Displays of studenl-made projects won numerous prizes at the Ohio Industrial Arts Convention in Columbus and at the IQM- Carthage Fair. FROM TnP: ML Jack Bongey, graphic arts; Mr. Thomas Frolo, metals; M1 . Charles Jonas, mechanical drawing, tennis; Mr. Willard Kalchck, woods; Mr. Ruey Newson. junior high, attendance; Mr. Carl Ober- schmidt, eleclricr'ry; Mr. Evorclt Sheets, junior high. Here T. Hodge is testing the voltage of a transformer cnnstructed in Mr. Shccg eighth grade electricity class. 32. Mrs. Colson supervises the work of L. McKinney and L, Harris, who are cutting out stylish new jumpers. ; Family-centered Program Stressed in Home Economics I The home-making courses are designed to help students live 1 h useful and satisfyinrr lives in their homes and communities, Mrs' Mary CBFkCY; Mrs- Jane Calson; Mrs. Virginia Miller; Mrs. 0 Ann Rubenstem. now and in the future. Home economics education tries to guide the student in a family-cenlered program. which em- phasizes the responsibility of maintaining a good home and family life. Some of the skills involved are planning, pre- 4 I 1 paring and sewing wholesome meals, making and caring for clothing, planning suitable and attractive home fu'rnish- ings, and managing family finances. Mr. Kindschyls boys will have to jump pretty high to make a safe landing on their feel. Wlluops! Dunh fall! Aim: Physical Well-Being of Three Thousand Students In both senior and junior high, physical education pro- vides for all studentsl mental, emotional, social. and physical development. Hughes7 excellent physical education program contributes to the good health and Vitality of the students The. key to physical fitness is regular, supervised physical activity. This enables students to continue their effort and perform well over a longer period of time. When students are physically fit, they do better in school work and perform other duties without tiring easily. $ A11 right, boys, lefs shape up or ship out! Mr. Kindschy and Mr. Rnlfes stressrthe necessity of proper gym clothes. This is a good exercise for strengthening arm and shoulder muscles. Judy Taylor and Mary DI'N'YS work hard in gym. FROM TOP: Mr. Richard Barrett, Mr. Howard Crimes, intramurals; Mrs. Dorothy Kaichen, Mr. Alan Kindschy, athletic director; Mrs. Rose Libbcrl, Mrs. Shirley McKibbcn, cheerleaders; Mr. Frank Relies. Frances Williams and Vulrric Nixon nf Mrs. Libberfs gym class practice passing, an important skill in snL-trvr. It's fun 10 study road maps, Mr, Weil's special educalion class learn, as they map out a route from Cincinnati to Akron. New Curriculum Developed for Special Education Classes With the inspiration and help of qualified teachers, Mr. Weil, Mr. Collopy and Mrs. Silver, Special Education pre- pares its students to take their place in the job world. They learn the importance of getting along with other people. Interesting and enjoyable excursions were taken to Procter and Gamble and Burnet Woods. One of the yeafs most valu- able projects was a car wash, a financial as well as educational venture. Classes for the deaf and the partially-sighted are also pro- vided. In current events class, Mrs. Silvefs students make the sign for Berlin tiescape. Mr. Jack Collnpy, Mrs Janet Silver, Mr. Arthur Wcil. Office and Lunchroom Help, Key to Smooth Operation 37 Who keeps Hughes running smoothly? Who is responsible for distributing mail, taking care of all money deposited in the school treasury, putting out bulletins, and making out transcripts? Who but these efficient office secretaries! Who operates the best school cafeteria in Cincinnati? Who serves well-balanced meals to about three thousand Huzites every day? Who but Mrs. Holscher and her loyal helpers. TOP, SEATED: Mrs. Ashland Cox, school :reasurer; Miss Carrie Kohr- mann, Mr. Sullmfs secremry; Mrs. J ulia Stewart, coumclnr5' secretary. STANDING: Miss Barbara Eiden, junior high. secretary; Mrsl Dorothy Tharp, senior high secretary; Mrs. Geneva. Bates, junior high secre- tary; Mrs. Armella Kaiser, senior high secretary. SEATED: A. Roark, I. Brown, E. Mallou, P. Hautmann, Mrs. Betty Hulschcr, Manager; C. Curtis, 1 Mathias, E. Durren, K. Bruening. STANDING: N. Cames, J. Schwarz, I. Hagemeyer, H. Daskevics, R. Loebker, G. Childs, A. Tuhbs, R. Royston. NUT l'IC'l'lfRED: H. Martin, S. Davis, R. Wehner. A typical scene in the faculty Iunchmom finds lively discussions of everything from the Beatles m the bomb. l .- '. Mr. Monk, Mr. Strahler and Mr. Bauer, believing 5:11 work and no play make a dull leacheHZ enjoy last yeafs prom. A display of leaching aids for mathematics classes interests Mr. Driver, Mr. Kucnzler, and Mr. Foegler at their departmental meeting. Faculty Members Fill Their Days with Work and Fun Citizenship Many responsibilities are fulfilled by the senior class oHiiccrs: Tony Hodge, president; Fred Patrick, treasurer; Betty Newton, secretary; Paulette Orlemann, vice-president. With Mr. Hobsonas Help, Officers Guide Seniors Through Final Year With mixed emotions, the Class of 765 has completed its fmai year at Hughes, a year characterized by activity, cn- thusiasm, ami hard work. Each senior can fondly recall his feeling of reh'ef upon completion of his last examination, the feeling of pride each time a Big Red team was victorious, and his feeling of htdignitygh on Pigtail-Bowtie Day. Now, at graduation time, the Class of h65 holds the key to a future filled with challenge. In the 1raditiona1 manner, Mr. Hobson presents senior class president Tony Hodge with a gavel symboling his effective leadership through- out the year. Large Class Graduates First Row: SHARON KAY ADAMS. Pep Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3. DON RAY ADKINS. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Merry-Go-Round 2; Lunchroom Guards 2; Tennis 2. DONNA MARIE ALLEN, 2Red31 Senior High Student Council 2; Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Health Careers Club 2; Sages 3; Secre- tary; MerryACo-Round 2; Cheer1eader 1; C.A.A. 1; Feather- ettes 2. Second Row: RICHARD DONALD ALLEN, 2Rick31 Pep C11111 1. 2; Senior Band 17 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 1, 3. WILMA ALLEN. Huzettes 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. Program Chairman; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 1; Safety Council 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; Student OHicc Worker 3. SHARON MARIE ANDERSON. Senior National Honor Society 2. 3; Huzettes 2. 3. President; Pep Club 2. 3; German Club 3; Vice-President: Merry-Go-Round 3; G.A.A. 2: Featherettes 2; Senior C1ass Committee, Ways and Means. Chairman; Lunch- room Cashiers 3; Senior Y-Teens 2. 3. Third Row: JAMES DAVID ANGEL, 2Angcl Face. Pep Club 3. CAROL MARIE AN'anN, Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Safety Council 3. PATRICIA ANN ARMSTRONG, 3Palrick31 Huzettes 2. 3. President 3; Senior Y-Teens 1, 3; P811 Club 1. 2, 3: French Club 1. 2; Future Teachers of America 1. 2; Merry-Co-Round 2; C.A.A. 1. 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 3; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Com- mittee, Ways and Means 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Lunch- rnom Cashiers 2, 3; Girls, Week Candidate 2. Fourth Row: MITCHELL A'I'UHLEY, HMitch. Distributive Education Clubs of America 3. SHARON AYERS. GRAY WARREN BAILEY, Gus? Fifth Row: MICHAEL ALLEN BAKER, 2Mousef1 Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Sages 1, 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 3. SANDRA DAY BALLOU. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Safety Council 3; Senior Class Prom Committee; ANNUAL Rep- resentative 2, 3. JUDITH DAY BANKEMPER. Senior Y-Teens 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Featherettes 2. Sixth Row: GEORGE WENDELL BARNES. Pep Club 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Intramurals 1. REGINA BARNES. JAMES CLYDE BATTLE. Senior High Student Council 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3; Senior National Honor Society 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3; Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1; French Club 1; Senior Band 1. 2. 3; Merry-Co-Round 1; Gargoyle Representative 2; Basket- ball 1. 2, 3; Track 1. Seventh Row: JOYCE ANN BECKMAN, Hay? Senior High Student Council 3: Senior National Honor Society 1. 2. 3, Corresponding Secre- tary 3; Huzettes 1. 2. 3. Recording Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 3; Latin Club 1. President 1; Merry Co-Reund 3; Gargaylc Staff 3. Feature Editor 3; Senior Class Project Committee 3; Ticket Seller 2. 3; Student OHice Worker 2. 3. REGINA BELL, 1Fox. Pep Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; G.A.A. 3; Intramurals 3. KATHLEEN BENNETT. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; C.A.A. l, 2, 3, Sports- leader 2, Chairman 3; Gargoyle Staff 3, Senior Class Project Committee 3. 4.1 Ten Homerooms Work First Ro-w: WILLIAM H. BENTON, Sweet William? Senior High Student Council 2; HLY 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Committee Pigtail-Bow-Tie Day 1Chairman1; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 1C0-Captain1 3; Intramurals 1, 2. DANIEL FRANCIS BOLAN. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3; Intramurals 1. BRENDA LOUISE BOSTIC, 2Tootsie. Senior Y-Teens 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 1, 3. Second Row: ROSE MARY Boucmzn. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Office Worker 2. LINDA LOUISE BOWLING. Senior National Honor Society 1; Huz- etles 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 3; French Club 1; Senior Class Com- mittee. Christmas Party; ANNUAL Representative 1; Ticket Seller 1. ALICE: JEAN BRAND. Senior High Student Council 2, Correspond- ing Secretary; Senior National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, Recording Secretary 3; Huzettes 1, Vice-President. Third Row: SHARON LORRAINE BRANNOCK, 281mm. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3, Presi- dent; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2, 3; Meny-Go-Round 3; C.A.A. 3. JESSIE LEE BREADY, uDumplingsP Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; G.A.A. 1. CAROL BROCKLEY. Fourth Row: PATRICIA BROKAMP. GILDA L31: BROWN, 2Glen. Senior High Student Council 1, 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3; C.A.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Production Staff 3; Student Office Worker 2, 3. LAURA BROWN. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student omce Worker 1. Fifth Row: MARVIN ROBERT BROWN, 11Brownief1 Senior High Student Council 1; Pep Club 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Visual Aids Crew 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. TERRY JAMES BROWN. Senior High Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; French Club 3, ViceAPresident; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Sages 3; Thespians 3; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. JEWELL BRYANT. Senior High Student Council 1; Pep Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Safety Council 3, Treas- urer; ANNUAL StaH 3. Sixth Row: PHYLLIS BUCKHART. PHILLIP CHARLES BUNTON. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Intramural Council 2. BARBARA ANICE BURKHARDT, 2Bobbie. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America 4. Seventh Row: BARBARA BURL, 2Bobbief, French Club 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 1; Student OEice Worker 1. JOHN A. BURT, Hack? Football 1. YVONNE FRANCINA BUTTS. Mount Notre Dame High School 2; Senior High Student Council 3; Pep Club 2., 3; Latin Club 2; Health Careers Club 2; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Project Committee. Closely With Sponsors First Row: NANCY NELLENE CALDWELL, 2Red31 Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Senior Choir 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. CHARLES DUNCAN CAMPBELL, 2Dunk. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Merry- Go-Round 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Cross-Country 2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1. JULIA LYNN CAPE. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 1. 3; ANNUAL Representative 1, 3; Library Assistant 1; Lunch- room 2, 3 Second Row: BUNNY CATHEY. VIRGINIA LOUISE CHAPMAN, Jenny? Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 3; ANNUAL Representative 2; Lunchroom Cashier 3. MARI-JO CIAFARDINI, 2.10. Senior National Honor Society 2, 3; Huzettes 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; French Club 1. 2; Sages 2, President: Thespians 2, 3; Merry-Gm Round 1. 2, 3; Majorctle 1, 2, 3, Indian 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Project Committee. Third Row: RUSSELL THEODORE CLIPPINGER, 1Renaull. Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Senior Band 1. 2. 3; Senior Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Merry-Go-Rmmd 1, 2, 3. JOYCE JEAN COACH. BOBBETTE LINDA COBB, 2Bobbic. Huzettes 2, 3; Senior Y- Teens 1. 2. 3. Vice President 2. Secretary 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Health Careers Club 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1. 2; Merry-Go-Round 1, 2. 3; Majorette l, 2. 3; C.A.A. 1, 2; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Project Committee. Fourth Row: BARBARA JEAN COLEMAN. Senior High Student Council 2; Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2. DENVER COLLINS. Pep C1ub 1; Intramurals 1. RONALD 11mm Camus. Pep Club 1, 2. 3; ANNUAL Representaw live 1; Gargoyle Representativa 1; Book Room Boy 1; Pro- duction Staff 1; Cross-Country 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3; Intramur- als 1, 2. Fifth Row: GEORGE COOPER, 26mg? Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Gargoyle Representative 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1. GARY CHARLES Cox. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Book Store Worker 3; Intramura1s 1, 2. MARY LOUISE Cox. Senior High Student Council 1. 2. 3, Execw live Board 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2. 3; Spanish Ciub 2, 3; G.A,A. 2. 3; Senior Class Committee, Christmas Party; Student Office Worker 3. Sixth Row: GALE CHARLIN CUNNINGHAM, 2Lynn. Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Guitar Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. YVONNE CURRY. Senior YvTeens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World AEairs 3; Safety Council 3, President; Merry-Go-Round 3; G.A.A. 3. CAROL GORDON CUTLER. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America 3; Stage Crew 2; Book Store Worker 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Seventh Row: LINDA CARROLL DAVIDSON, uLa Cigale. Senior National Honor Society 2, 3; Huzettes 3; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Chap1ain 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1. 2, 3; Sages 1; Mixed Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2; ANNUAL Staff 3; Senior Class Committee, Pig. TaiI-Bowtie Day. THOMAS EDWARD DAVIN. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL BERNARD DAVIS, Po-Bone? Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. Seniors Participate In First Row: PATRICIA ANN DAVIS, 2PM? Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Council on World AHairs 3. RUTH VIRGINIA DAY. Senior National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Huzeltes 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Health Ca- reers Club 1; Ticket Seller 2. BARBARA ANNE DELOZIER, Pep Club 3; French Club 1. Second Row: TERRY JAMES DRAHMAN. Pep Club 1, 3; Distributive Education CIubs 3; Book Store Worker 3; Cross-Country 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1. JOYCE ANN DRAHOS. Senior Y2Teen5 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; ANNUAL Representative 1. PATRICIA ANN DREWRY, uPat. Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs 3; Safety Council 3, Vice-President; Senior Choir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Com- mittee, Pigtail-antie Day 3; ANNUAL Representative 3; Lunch- room Cashiers 3; Student OHice Worker 3. Third Row: MARCIA ALICE DUNN. Pep Club 3. MCCLENTON DUNNING. JOHN PATRICK DUVALL. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; ANNUAL Representative 2; Cross-Country 1; Swimming 1; In- tramurals 1. 2, 3. Fourth Row: LINDA LORRAINE DYER. Student Office Worker 3. PEGGY SUE DYER. KATHERINE EDWARDS. Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 2, 3; Safety Council 1; Merry- Go-Round 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Gargoyle Representative 1. Fifth Row: PHYLLIS ANN EKEN. Senior High Student Council 1; Huzettes I, 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Senior Band 1. 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1. 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Featherettes 2; Senior Clasg Committee, Pigtail-Bowtie Day; Student OHice Worker 2, 3; Girls1 Week Candidate 2. EUGENE RICHARD EMERSON. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JUDITH LYNNE EYSOLDT, 2Judi. Senior High Student Council 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 3; Sages 3, Vice-President; Merry-CD-Round 1. 3; Cheerleader 1, Reserve Captain, 3 Varsity; G.A.A. 1; Featherettes 2; Produc- tion Staff 2. Sixth Row: LINDA LEE FAGIN, HLynn. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. SUZANNE MARY FAMOUS, Senior National Honor Society 2, 3; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Huzettes 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Merry- Co-Round 3; Gargoyle Representative 3. RAY L. FARRIS. Pep Club 1, 2; Gargoyle Representative 2; Ticket Seller 3; 1ntramura1s l, 2, 3. Seventh Row: PATRICIA Ln: FEHRING. Pep Club 3. CHARLOTTE ANN FINLEY. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Junior Council on Woxld Affairs 3; Safety Council 3, Secretary; G.A.A. 1; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3. RICHARD DONALD FLEDDERJOHN. Baseball 2, Co-Captain. Numerous Activities First Row: ROBERT EUGENE FLEDDERJOHN, 2110b? ALICNE ROSETTA FLETCHER, 2Cookie31 Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Senior Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Merry-Go- Round 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. LARRY ARNOLD FLOYD. Second Row: JEROME RANDOLPH FOXT, 2Randy31 Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 3; Gargoyle Staif 2; Tennis 2; Wrestling 2. WALTER ALSTON Fox, JR. Senior High Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Senior National Honor Society 2. 3; Pep Club 3; French Club 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, President 3; Merry-Go-Round 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Ways and Means Committee 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN FROST. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Merry-Co-Round 3. Third Row: BEVERLY ANN FRYE. Pep Club 1, 3; Senior Choir 1; Senior Class Committee, Christmas Party 3; Gargoyle Representative 3. GLORIA JEAN FULTZ. Pep Club 2, 3. FLORENCE ELAINE GAINES, 2Gypsy31 Pep Ciub 2; French Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1; Junior Council on World Affairs 3, Vicc-Prcsident; Safety Council 1; G.A.A. 2; Car- goyle Representative 1; Lunchroom Cashier 1, Fourth Row: DARYL. EUGENE GARLAND, uSquirrel. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; H-Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Representative 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2. WILLIAM GRAY. CALVIN PHILLIP CENTRY, J51, 2Blue. Pep Club 1, 2; H. Club 3; Cross-Country 1; Football 2, 3; Inlramurals 1, 2, 3. Fifth Row: BEVERLY ANN GILLIARD, mulch? Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Senior Choir 2, 3; Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Merry-Go-Round 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, 3; Featherettes 2, Captain; Lunchz'oom Cashier L015 ANN GILPIN. Pep C1uh 1, 2, 3. WILMA JEAN GODDARD, 2Jeannie7 Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 1. Sixth Row: LINDA MARIE GOLAY, 2Lynf, Pep Club 1, 3. MICHAEL THOMAS GOSBY. Senior High Student Council 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Vice-President; MerryCo-Round 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN GRAHAM. Senior High Student Council 2; Senior National Honor Society 3; l'quettcs 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; C..A.A. 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 3; Lunch- room Cashier 2, 3. Seventh Row: JOHNNY EDWARD GRANT, uPuddin.n Pep Club 2; H-Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JIMMY LUE CRAY. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sages 2, 3; Thes; pins 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 2, 3; Guitar Club 3; Merry-Go- Round 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, Manager. LAUREECE ELAINE CRAY, 2Kidf, Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World AHairs 3; Safety Council 3; Sages 1; Senior Band 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Gargoyle Representative 1; Lunchroom Cashier 3. Dramatics Heads List of First Row: ELIZA MAE GREENE. Pep Club 1, 3. ALICE GREGORY. Huzenes 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Future Teachers of America 1; ANNUAL Representative 1; Gargoyle Representative 2; Student Offlce Worker 3. BETTY CRIGSBY. Pep Club 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 2, 3; Safety Council 3. Second Row: JAYNEE GUMP. LINDA DARLENE GU-TIIHIE. Pep Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 1. STANLEY JOHN HAHN, nStan.H Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Third How: Doms HALE. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Distributive Education Clubs 01 America 3, Secretary; Majorcttc 2; Production StaH 3; Stu- dent OfEce Worker 2. LAWRENCE HALE, 2Lar. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Basket- hall 1; Baseeball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN HALLIDAY, 2Kathie31 Senior Student Council 1, 2, 3. Executive Board 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Sages 3; Thespians 2. 3. Vice-President 3; Senior Choir 1, 2. 3; Ensemble 2, 3, Secre- tary 3; Merry-CmRound 1, 2, 3; Majoreue 2, 3; Senior Class Prom Committee 3. Fourth Row: MARGARET HARRIS. BARRARA HARVEY. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 3; Senior Class Committee, Pigtai1-Bowtie Day Committee; Student OHice Worker 1, 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3. LORETTA HENSON. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sages 2; C.A.A. 2; Feath- erettes 2. F ifth Row: JANIE HILL, HSis. Senior Y2Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH HILL. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3. TONY RICHARD HODGE, 2M0. Senior National Honor Society 3; Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Senior Class 011icer 3, President; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Sixth Row: LINDA ANN HOFFMAN. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Girlsf Week Candi- date 2. SHARON LEE HOGLUND. Oak Hills High School. Pep Club 2; Senior Band 1; Senior Orchestra 1. CAROLE. LYNN HOLLOMAN. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America 3; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; Merry-Co-Round 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Cheerleader 1; Gargoyle Representative 2; Production Staff 3; Student 0510:: Worker 3. Seventh Row: NELSON JAMES HOLZSCHUH. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2; Senior Class Prom Committee 3; ANNUAL Staff 3. WILLIAM RALPH HOOVER, 23in? Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. ROGER ALLEN HORSLEY. Senior High Student Council 2, 3; Chairman, Welfare Committee 3; Senior National Honor So- cier 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, President 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; ANNUAL Repre- sentative 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; Swimming 1, 2, Cap- tain 1; Intramurals 1. After- School Activities First Row: VERONICA HOSKINS, 2L0nnie? Pep Club 3; Health Careers Club 1; Safety Council 3; G.A.A. 1. PAT ANN HOTT. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Gargoyle Representative 2; Student Office Worker 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3. WANDA HOWARD. Pep Club 3; ANNUAL Representative 1. 2. Second Row: SHIRLEY RUTH HUGHES. Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2. LARRY HYnE. Hi-Y 3; Pep C1ub 1. 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Senior Band 1. 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Merry-CovRound 2; Track 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. PATSY A. INGRAM, 2PM. Senior Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Recording Secretary 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; French Club 1. 2. 3. Recording Secretary 3; C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Sports Leader 2. Treasurer 3; Senior Class Project Committee; Student Office Worker 3. Third Row: NANCY IRELAND. CLARENCE EDWARD IRVING. Baseball 1; Intramura1s 1. Central High School 2. GERALDINE JACKSON. Central High School 3.- Pep Club. F ourth Row: STANLEY JACKSON. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 3; Mcrry-Go-Round 3; Track 3; Intramurals 1. JUDSON JAMES JETER. Net. HLY 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; AN- NUAL Representative 1; Lunchronm Guards 2; CrussCounlry 3; Basketball 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. MARTHA JETER. Senior High Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3, Secretary; Merry-Co- Round 3; G.A.A, 3. Fifth Row: CHARLES MARVIN JOHNSON, gHqu' Pep Ciub 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Intramura1s 1, 2, 3. JERRILYN JOYCE JOHNSON, Harri. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 3; French Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World AHairs 3. JOYCE ANNETTE JOHNSON. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Counci1 on World Affairs, Secretary 3. Sixth Row: LINDA JOHNSON. LINDA DARNELL JONES, 2Lindf, Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 1; Senior Orchestra 2; G.A,A. 3. MARILYN JONES. Pep Club 3; Senior Choir 3; Ensemble 3; Merry-Go-Round 3; Student Ol'flce Worker 3. Seventh Row: PHILIP ANTHONY JULIANI. Pep C1ub 1, 2, 3; Cross-Country 2; Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ROSANNA KALLAY, Roaa. Spanish National Honor Society 3; Huzenes 2, 3; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM LONNIE KEITH. Pep Club 2, 3; Intramurals 3. 4.7 Senior Class Completes First Row: SAM KIMBLE. Central High School 1; Hi-Y 3; Book Room Boy 3; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 3; Intramurals 1, 2. JAMES THOMAS KING, Jimmyf! Senior High Student Council 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Gargoyle Representative 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 2; Track 1; Intra. murals 2. PHYLLIS JEAN KING. Pep Club 2, 3. Second Row: PATRICIA ELAINE KINLEY, 3Pattie. Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1. JUNE ANN KIRCIIGESSNER. Pep Club. GREGORY PIERRE KIRK. Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basehall 2. Third Row: RUSSELL ALLEN KUSMANN, 2111155. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; German Club 27 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 2. 3. MAURICE LANG. Pep Club 1, 2; Gargoyle Representative 1; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Inlramurals 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN LAWRENCE, nShirl Arm? Senior National Honor Society 2, 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3; Huzettes 2. 3; Pop Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3, President 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Sports Leader 3; Executive Board 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; ANNUAL Representative 2. Fourth Row : ANITA LOUISE LAWSON, 11Miss Totlsie. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Health Careers Club 2. 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Merry-Co-Round 2; G.A.A. 2, 3. ANN CAROL LAY. Pep Club 1. 2; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Production Staff 3. CLIFFORD LElCIH, Fifth Row: PEGGY SUE LEIGH. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Office Worker , BHN NELSON LEWIS. DARLENE LOVE. Senior Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 1; Health Careers Club 1, 2; ANNUAL Staff 3; Girls, Week Candidate 1. Sixth Row: HENRIETTA MAHAN. JEROME JOSIAH MANIGAN, Harry.u Woodward High School 1; Pep Club 1. 2; French Club 1, 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 3. JANICE LEE MARSH. Seventh Row: JUDY LYNN MATHEIS. Senior High Student Council 3; Senior National Honor Society 3; Huzcttes 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Staff 3, Business Manager; ANNUAL Representative 3. SHIRLEY MAXFIELb, NELSON EDWARD MCCANTS. Pep Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Gargoyle Reprew sentative 1; Basketball 3; Tennis 1; Intramurals. Projects Successfully First Row: LINDA MCGUFHN. Pep Club 2. WILLIAM THOMAS MCKNICHT. Tum.v Pep Club 1; Ensemble 3; Guitar Club 2, 3, President 3; Physics Club 3. WARREN CHARLES McMILLAN, Junior. Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 3; Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 3; Merry-Go- Round 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. Second Row: TANYA SUZANNE NICROBERTS. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Office Worker 1. 2. NATHANIEL MCWILLIAMS. WILLIAM LARRY MEANS, uFrog. Woodward High 5011001 1; Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Cross- Country 1; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3; In- tramurals 2. 3. Third Row: WANDA MEECE. Amucmp. Jo MERRITT. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3. MARY ANN MESS, 2Bulchf, Pep Club 1. 2. 3; French Club 1. 2; Senior Class Project Committee; Gargoyle Representative 1. F ourlh Row: BENNY MILES, 2P.W.'1 Pep Club 1. 2; 3; Senior Choir 3; En- semble 3, President; Gargoyle Representative 1; Visual Aids Crew 1; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain; Track 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 2, 3. CmCapLain. LAWRENCE WILLIAM MILLER. Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Sages 3; Thespians 2. 3; Senior Choir 1. 2. 3; Ensemble 2. 3; Merry-GOARound 2, 3; Gargoyle Representative 3; Crossw Country 1. MARY PATRICIA MILLER, hPat.H Pop Club 3; Health Careers Club 1; ANNUAL SLaH 3. Fifth Row: SHEILA ANN MILLS, 28am? Pep Club 2. 3. DELORES EVELYN MITCHELL, 2Dee Dee. Pep Club 3. KAREN SUE MOORE, :LBoomP Senior High Student Council 1. 3, Executive Board: Senior National Hmmr Society 3; Huz- eltes 1, 2. 3. Historian; Senior Y-Teeus 2; Pop Club 1. 2. Executive Board 3. Treasurer; Latin Club 1; French Club 1. 2, Executive Board. Corresponding Secretary. 3-President; Sages 2. 3; Thespians 2. 3; Senior Choir 1. 2, 3; Ensemble 2. 3; Mcrry-Co-Round 1. 2. 3; C.A.A. 1; ANNUAL Staff 3. Art Editor; Gargoyle Staff 2. 3; Senior Class Prom Committee; Gargoyle Representative 1. 2; Student Omee Worker 2; Girls, Week Candidate 2. Sixth Row: LUCY VHRNETTA Moons, 250m. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 1. 3; Safety Council 3; Merry-Go-Round 1. 2. 3; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Executive Board; Featherettes 2, 3. NORMAN LA er. Moom-z. ANNUAL Representative 1; Cross- Country 2; Basketball 2; Track 1; Intramurals 3. MARY DELORIS MOORE, 2Meecie. Pep Club 1, 2. 3; French Club 1. 2; Junior Council on World AEairs 3; Senior Class Committee. Pigtail-Bowtie Day; Ticket Seller 2. 3. Seventh Row: PHYLLIS Tunnna M00319. Senior Y-Teens 2, 3; Pcp Club 1, 2. 3; French Club 1. 2; Future Teachers of America 2. 3. Vice- Prcsidcnt; G.A.A. 2; ANNUAL 512111 3; Featheretles 2; Senior Class Committee, Christmas Party 3; Gargoyle Representative 3; Production 51311 2. SANDRA LYNN Mona, 2Samie. Senior High Student Council 2; Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Senior Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Merry-COARound 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Repre- sentative 2. MARGIE 1.0m MUELLER. Pep Club 1; 2, 3. Leading Scholars in 965 Graduating Class Jerry Tepe Marilyn Tilford Belly N ewton Ruth Day Joyce Beckman 50 Bring Academic Honors t0 Alma Mater Paulette Orlemann Roger Horsley Walter F ox Alice Brand Sylvia Ewing 51 Final Exams Frustrate First Row: RAINEK L. MUELLER. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1. 2; Physics Club, Vicc-Presidem 3; Swimming 1, 2; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2. CARY PRICE MYERS. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 3; Gargoyle Representative 2. CYNTHIA KAY NAPIER. Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Merry-Co-Round 1; Cheerleader 1; 2; G.A.A. 1; Senior Class Project Committee 3. Second Row: JANET NEUHAUS. BETTY JEAN NEWTON, uBJ. Senior National Honor Society 2, 3; Huzettes 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, Executive Board 3; French Club 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 1, 2. 3, Secretary 3; Merry-Co-Round 2. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; ANNUAL Staff 3; Feathereues 2; Senior Class OHicer. Class Secretary 3; Girls1 Week Candidate 2. THERESA ANN NOEL, 2Terry? Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2. Third Row: PAULETTE ORLEMANN. Senior High Student Council 3; Senior National Honor Society 1. 2, 3, Secretary 2. Vice-President 3; Huzettes 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Sages 3; Senior Club, Treasurer 3; Thespians 2, 3; Senior Choir 3, Treasurer; Merry-GOaRound 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 3; G.A.A. 1; Senior Class OHicer 3, Vice-Presidem; Student Office Worker 2, 3. LonETTA ORTENZI. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 1. DIANNA LYNN PACE. 2Squirt. Senior Y-Teens 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Future Teachers of America 1. 2; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on Wor1d Affairs 1, 2; Safety Council 3; Sages 1; G.A.A. 1, 2;;ANNUAL Staff 3; Gargoyle Staff 1; Senior Class Committee Christmas Party 3; ANNUAL Representative 2; Li hrary Assistant 1. Fourth Row: JAMES PARKER, 2Nickyf, Pep Club 3; Intramurals 3. FRED C. PATRICK. Senior High Student Council 2; Senior Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Gargoyle Staff 3; Senior Class Officer. Treasurer 3; Carggyle Representative 2; Cross-Coumry 2; Inlramurals 1. ROSIE. PAYNE. Pep Club 3; Student Offlce Worker 3. Fifth Row: AUDREY D. PHILLIPS. Pep Club 3; Production Staff 2, 3. EUGENE PHILLIPS, 2Vicksf, Pep Club 1. 2; 3; Spanish Club 1; Future Teachers of America 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 1; Merry-Go-Round 1; ANNUAL Representative 2; Car- goyle Representative 1; Cross-Country 3; Swimming 1, 2; Track 2. MARY PHILLIPS. Sixth Row: EVONNE DELOIS PICKETT. Pep Club 1. 2; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council 011 World Affairs 3; Safety Council 3; G.A.A. 3. LEON PIERSON. ANNUAL, Co-Editor 3. HOWARD WAYNE PIKE, Intramurals 1. Seventh Raw: PENNEY JOANNE POOLE. Pep C1111: 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Merry- GO-Rmmd 3. JOSEPH E. POR'I'ICR, 2.1061 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Safety C0unci1 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; ANNUAL Representative 1; Gargoyle Representative 1. 2; Cross-Country 2; Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. LINDA RAE PoT'rs, 2Lynn. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1; Future Teachers of America 3; Merry-Go-Round 1; Senior 52, Class Prom Committee 3; Gargoyle Representative 1. Hard Working Seniors First Row: CELIA PRYOR. Pep Club 3. SHARON RAINICS. CLIFFORD REIFEL. Pep Club 3; Intramurals 3.1 Second Row: JAMES REYNOLDS. Football 1; IntramuraIs 1. MARK REYNOLDS, 2Butchf1 Senior High Student Council 2; Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 1; Pep Club 2; French Club 1; Junior Council on World AHairs 3; Gargoyle Representative 1; 13:15- ketball l; Inlramurals 2; Intramural Council 1. CONNIE JOE RICHARD, 2Com?! Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, Historian 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Safety Council 3; Merry- Co-Round 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student omcer Worker 2. Third Row: SANDRA JEANNE BITTER, 2Sandie. Huzettes 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; ANNUAL 51.311 3, Assistant Business Manager; Senior Class Committee 3, Pigtail- Bowtie Day; Cirls' Week Candidate 2. RONALD ROBBINS, Tweet, Hi-Y 3, Chaplain; Pep Club 2, 3. Com ANN ROBERTS. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Gargoyle Representative 1. Fourth Row: TEDD RICHARD ROGER, 2Rustyf1 Pep Club 3; Senior Band 3; Senior Orchestra 2; Stage Crew 2; Gargoyle Representative 2; Intramurais 1. DELOIS Ross. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Health Careers Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3. ELOISE RUCKER. Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 1; Safety Council 1. Fifth Row: PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL, Shrimp? Senior High Student Coun- cil 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; French C1ub 1; Future Teachers of America 1; Junior Council on World AHaiIs 3; G.A.A. 1; Student 03166 Worker 3. RICHARD LINDSEY SALTER. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 1; Ensemble 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Merry-Go-Round 1; Senior Class Project Committee 3; Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3, President 3. JOHN SCHMIDT. Sixth Row: THOMAS GEORGE SCHNEIDER, uSnapper.u Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Staff. Photographer 3; Gargoyle Staff 2; Senior Class Committee, Ways and Means 3; Gargoyle Representative 2; Swimming 1; Track Manager 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. THOMAS LEE SCHNELL. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 3; Gar- goyle Stall 3; Senior Class Committee, Ways and Means 3; Library Assistant 1; Football Manager 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Intramural Council 1, 2, 3. HAZEL ANN SCOTT. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2, 3; Gargoyle Representative 3; Lunchroom Cashier 3. Seventh Row: BARBARA ANN SHACKLEFORD, 2Slackf7 Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Safety Coun- cil 3; G.A.A. l, 2, 3. VERNITA ASENATH SHERRILL, 2Nita31 Senior High Sturient Council 2; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer 2; Junior Council on World AEairs 3, President 3; MerryGo-Round 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; ANNUAL Staff 3. MARGARET IRENE SINGLETON. Pep Club 2. Mrs. F rehse, Advisor For First Row: ROSIE LEE SlNKFIl-ZID. I'luzettes 3; Pep Club 1, 3; French Club 1, 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Merry-Co-Round 3; G.A.A. 3. ALBERT LAMAR SLAUGHTER, Box Headi' Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, Vice-President 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. DWIGHT SLAVEN. Second Row: PATRICIA SLAYTON. DOUGLAS SLOAN. ROGER LEE SMALLWOOD. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Junior Council On World AHairs 1; Visual Aids Crew 1, 2, 3. Third Row: CHARLOTTE ANN SMITH, 2Char31 Seninr Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3, Vicc-President 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Safety Council 3. GRACE JEWELI. SMITH, HewellP Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Oche Worker 3. RONALD DAVID SMITH, 2Smitly3, Senior High Student Council 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Gargoyle Staff 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. F ourth Row: FRANCINE ANNETTE SOLOMON, 2Frannyj', Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Sages 3; Thespians 2, 3; Senior Choir 1, Librarian 2; Ensemble 2, 3; Merry-GoRound 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; ANNUAL Staff 3; ANNUAL Representative 1. sznnn: LEE SOUTHERLAND, 2Cookie? Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; F11- ture Teachers of America 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; C.A.A. 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Repre- sentative 3; Lunchroum Cashier 3. GEORGE JEROME STARKS. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Council on World AEairs 3; ANNUAL Representative 1, 2; Baskebtan 1, 2, 3; Intr'amurals 1, 2, 3. Fifth Row: LUELLA STEELE, 2Lucyf, Pep Club 2; Health Careers Club 2. RUBY F. STEELE, 2Glenduf, Senior High Student Council 1; Huzettes 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presideut 3; Senior Y2Teens 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; ANNUAL Staff 3; Senior Class Committee, Pigtail-Bowlie Day. TWINETTA JUANITA STEELE, 2Twan?7 Senior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Health Careers Club 2, Treasurer; G.A.A. 3, Secretary. Sixth Row: JOHN PHILIP STEINER, Hack? CLARETTA PATRICIA STEPHENS, 2PM? Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; C.A.A. 2, 3. RHODA STEWARD. G.A.A. 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 1; Pep Club 1, 2. Seventh Row: NEDRA LOVERAGE STOVALL, 2Neet. Senior Y-Teens 3; Pen Club 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Red Cross Representative 3. CLENDA ANN STRAWDER, 2Glenf, Senior High Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Ensemble 3; MerrermRound 1. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; ANNUAL Representative 1, 2; Lunchroom Cashier 3. 54 JUDY MYHEL STRICKLAND. Pep Club 3. Seniors, Looking Ahead First Row: ALBERTA JEAN TAYLOR, nBerta. Senior Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 3; Health Careers Club 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Gargoyle Representa- tive 2; Ticket Seller 1. BEVERLY LYNN TAYLOR, h'Bev? Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Executive Beard 1; Latin Club 1; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Safety Council 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. CHARLES BRUCE TAYLOR. HLY 3, Vice-President 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3. Second Row: JUNO JOHN TAYLOR, Senior High Student Council 3; Pep Club 3; French Club 1, 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America 3; Health Careers Club 1; Junior Council on World Affairs 3, Treasurer 3; Safety Coun- cil 3; Merry-Go-Round 3; Book Store Worker 3. SANDRA LEE TAYLOR, uSandi. Pep Club 3. VIOLA GLORIA TENNANT, 2Chicken. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Merry-Go- Round 2; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Representative 1; Student Office Worker 1. Third Row: JERRY ROBERT TEPE. Senior High Student Council 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 2, Vice-President 3; Senior National Honor Society 2, 3, President 3; Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Merry. Co-Round 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 3; Senior Class Committee, Christmas Party 3; Ticket Seller 1; Boys? Week Candidate 3; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1. ROBERT ALLEN THIEss, 2Bob31 Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 1; Visual Aids Crew 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN THOMAS, 31mm? Pep Club 3; Senior Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2. F 011th Row: DENNY FLOYD THOMAS, uDen.n Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ANNUAL Rep- resentative 1; Gargoyle Representative 1, 2; Library Assistant 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Safety Council 3. LLOYD JEAN THOMAS, 2Humpty. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Future Teachers of America 3; HeaIth Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 2, 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Merry-Go-Round 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Safety Council 3.' WILLIAM LEE THOMAS, HBilly. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 3; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; H-Club 3, Safety Council 3. Fifth Row: HELEN MARIE THOMPSON, 3Sisterf1 Pep Club 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Senior Choir 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, Safety C0unci1 3. CATHERINE THORNTON, 2Cathy3' Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 1; Student Office Worker 3, MARILYN 1. TILFonn. Senior Nationa1 Honor Society 1, 2, 3. Treasurer 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Huzettes 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Physics C1ub 3, President 3; Merry Go-Round 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Featherenes 2; Senior Class Project Committee 3; Girls? Week Candidate 2. Sixth Row: JACK EUGENE TOTTEN, 2Tot. Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 3; Latin Club 3; Visual Aids Crew 2, 3. VIRGINIA ELLEN TRIBBLE, 2Ginny? Pep Club 3. BARBARA ANN TROLLINCER, 2Sister. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. Seventh Row: JEFFREY CHRISTIAN TRUESDELL, Jeff? Pep Club 2, 3. RAMONA BEE TUDOR, 21133. Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1. LOUIS FRED TURNER, 11011.3 Senior High Student Council 2'; Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; H-Cluh 3, Vice-Presr dent 3; Senior C1855 Prom Committee 3; Gargoyle Representa- tive 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3; Tennis 3; Intramurals 1, 2. Class of 1965 Now Bids First Row: VALARIE LA VERNE TURNER. Senior Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; Safety Council 3; Merry-GOvRound 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Production Staff 2. DOROTHY JEAN TYLER. Senior Y-Teens 2, 3; Pen Club 1, 2. 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Ticket Seller 1; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 1; MARGARET ALLENE VANDERCRIFF, Little A171 Senior Band 3; Senior Choir 2.. Second Row: HARRY ANTHONY Venn. Pep Club 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Intrav murals 1, 2. RONALD WALLACE. ROBERT MEL WALLS, 2Sweet Mel, HivY 2, 3. Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Executive Board 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, President; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3: Safety Council 3; Sages 3; Thespians 3; Merry-Go-Round 3; Senior Class Prom Committee; Ticket Seller 3; Football Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1. 2; Intramurals 1, 2; H-Club 2. 3. Third Row: WILLIAM GEORGE WALTZ, 2Billi1 Senior High Student Council 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Gargoyle Staff 2, Editor 3; Senior Class Com- mittee, Christmas Party. DONNA LOUISE WARREN. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Senior Class Prom Committee; Gargoyle Representative 1. KENNY RUSSELL WARREN. Pep Club 2, 3; Book Store Worker 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Fourth Row: THOMAS RAY WATSON, 2Bone. Senior High Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 1; Senior Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; MerrwatrRound 1; ANNUAL Representative 1; Gargoyle Representative 2; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3; 1n- tramlzrals 1, 2; H-Club 2, 3, DENNIS CONSTANTINE WEBER, 2Webster? Visual Aids Crew 1, 2, 3. SHERYL ANN WEISHAUPT, 2Sherri. Senior High Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Recording Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Merry-Co-Round 1, 2, 3; Majoretle 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Featherettes 2; Senior Class Prom Committee 3. F iflh Row: CARY DAVID WELLS. ANNUAL Representative 2; Crnss-Country 1; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, LAWRENCE D. WHITE. GEORGE WAYNE. WILDEH. Pep Club 2, 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3, Treasurer; H-Club 3; Cross-Country 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, Sixth Row: IRENE WILLIAMS. NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS. Senior High Student Council 1; Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 3; Health Careers Club 1; Junior Council on World Affairs 1; Senior Choir 1; G.A.A. 2. CHARLOTTE EILEEN WILLIS. Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America 3; G.A.A. 2. Seventh Row: EDWARD CURTIS WILLIS. Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; In- tramurals 1, 2. ALPHONSO WILLS, nA1. Senior Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3. LEVIERE ANNE WILSON. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Farewell to Alma Mater First Row: ADELA WINONA WINGATE, Senior Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 3; Junior Council on World Afiairs 3. MICHAEL WINKFIELD, HWinkie. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2. 3. HAROLD ANTHONY WINKLE, ;;Wink. Latin Club 1. 2; Senior Class Pigtail-Bowtie Day Committee; Intramurals 1, 2; 3. Second Row: MORRIS WAYNE WOODS, ;Moose.,S Pep Club 2, 3; Gargoyle StaE 2, Circulation Manager 3; Football 2. Manager 3; Intra- murals 3. NATALIE NIARLENH WRIGHT. Pep Clul; l; 2, 3; Senior Chuir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1: C.A.A. 1; Girls' Week Candidate 2. CORDELL YARBROUCH. Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Spanish Club 3; Car'goylr Representative 1: Intramurals 1, 2. Third Row: SUSAN JANE YOUNG, ;;Sue? Senior National Honor Society 1. 2, 3; Huzettes 2, 3. Vice-President 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, Execu- Iive Board 1. 2. President 3; German Club 3, Secretary 3; Senior Class Prom Committee; ANNUAL Representative 1, 2, 3; Ticket Selier 2. 3; Lunchroom Cashier 2, 3. TILFORD YOUNGBLOOD, ;;Blood. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Senior Choir 2; Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3; Track 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3. ROSALYN MARIE ZEIGLER, Him? Senior High Student Council 3, Project Committee Chairman; French Club 1, 2, 3; Sages 2, 3, President 2; Thespians 3, Secretary; Merry-Go-Round 2. 3; Senior Class Prom Committee. Fourth Row: MARTHA HELEN FM'r. WARD. Pep Club 4; D.E.C.A. 4. 57 ALMA MATER Shek the goddess we adore, is Hughes, And we love her more and more7 our Hughes, Oh, we hope to keep her fame In every kind of game- And all praise be to her name, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes7 Hughes! May her strength remain for aye, our Hughes, Though in time her walls decay7 our Hughes, Oh, Phoenix-like sheill rise Till her towers strike the skies And her sunset banner Hies, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes! Big Red-Tiger Basketball Game Chosen as Date for Homecoming Celebration Hughesi hrst Homecoming Dance, hopefully the start of an annual traditiom was held in the gym on January 15, 1965, after an exciting basketball game with the XVilhrow Tigers, played at Walnut Hills. A large and enthusiastic crowd attended the game and dance. The dance was sponsored by the Senior High Student Council. Mr. Wilkcy. sponsor, and his committee, headed by Jerry Tepe. worked energetically 10 make the affair a suc- C658. The Hve candidates for the Homecoming Queen were selected by the senior hays: then, the entire senior high took part in Choosing their queen. The snowy night coulthft chill the spirits of those at the dance. Cliff Davis and the ctStarligi'lters, a popular Hughes combo, provided the entertainment. Finally. the magic mo- ment arrived and the queen and her court were announced by Waiter Fox, president of the Student Council. As queen for 1965, Miss Yvonne Curry wore the crown with honor and dignity. She received one dozen red and while carna- tiuns. and Pogueis gifted her with u beautiful color portrait. -. i 2 Surrounding regal Queen Yvonne Curry is her lovely court, consisting of J. Courtier, S. Wcishaupt, P. Orlcmann, and A. Merrill. 117de what Mike's whispering in Yvonnc's ear! She seems to be enjoying it, anyway. 11331! i? .3 .4 't k 4 :- 1 y i a in. I': 1.4 .il u . t 3 Dance committee chairman, Jerry Tepc. presents uur Queen annne with a beautiful bouquet of red and white cnmulinns, as her rscnrt. Mike Dm'is. pmudiy look:- nn. i .u-- 1. 4x 1965 Homecoming Queen MISS YVONNE CURRY Portrait by Pogne 59 Senior Annual Representatives-anl: P. Drewry, C. Myers, 5. Ballou. P. Schwing, J. Matheis. Back: J. Cape, B. Graham, C. Sontherland Absent: R. Horsley, 5. Young. Huzile Katl'ly.Bennett, seumd from left, rear, rides tlu: Queens Hoal al 1l1e PigskinPreview. 6o nn Harvest. King and Queen, B. Benton and S. Anderson. are. enjoying the festivities at Elle Y-Tcen Dance. Here's a roomful 0! last yvar's juuinrs auln- Perfect vnding for 11131! perfect night! After 1113 prom, seniors will graphing ANNUALS an we have Kz-ys . dunve inlu lhe neg; hours with Lht-ir favorite dates. vvv'vvvuvw - 00000000900 1 009000043on 000900000000 -- Leadvrs uf Hughes High? him Just lake away pigtails. freckles. and Inllilmps, and yudll discover our Feniurs uf '65. 61 Key of Graduation Opens Doors For Students Leaving the Castle m, 39km Ge. ,, Li 9 $ m o ,3;- 9? Girls prepare to usher at. Commencement exercises. Roger Hursley carries banner to stage. Juniors Perform Traditional Duties To Help Graduates Top Row : E. Abig, C. Adams, C. Adkins, R. Adrian, W. Alexander, P. Allen, C. AIJman. Second Row: E. Anderson, 5. Anderson. C. Angel, A. Armstrong, B. Armstrong, B. Armstrong, H. Arnold. Third Row: C. AHkins, M. Askins, AI. Assum, C. Austin, A. Bailey, H. Uniley, S, Baines. Fourlh Row: A. Baldwin, H. Ballinger, 11 Banks, M, Bargin, S. Barncll B. Bays, C. Beaumont. , Fifth Row: R, Beecmfl, J, Benne, V. Benne, P. Bennie, C. Berry, H. Berry, W. Barry. A quick snack for Terri Daniels, junior. Selecting Rings in February Means Excitement for Top How: Ii. Bewns. K. Blackburn, C. Blackmail, K. Blackwell, R, IEIukeL U. Iinellcller, D, Bulan. Second Row: P. Bunker, D, Buslnw, W. Bradfnrd, M. Bradley, J4 Brant- ley, J. Brandy, S. Bready. Third Row: D. nrc'wer, C. Drunks, C. Brawn, D. Hrnwn, E. Brown, K. Brawn, L. Brown. Fourth Row: M. Brown, M. Brown, R. Brown, R. Brown, J. Bryant, A. Brnyles, I . Buntin. Fifth llow: P. Burdine, FL Burke, A. Burkes, .I. Burr, L Byrd, NA Cain, U. Callmun. Il's study hall time fur Bill Bevens and David Boeucher. J uniors Top Row: WV. Canady, J. Cannun, J. Cannon, L. Cantrell, J. Can linger. M, Carlton, B. Carter, E. Casey L, Chapman, J. Chappell, A. Chilwoud. WY; Clark. Second Row: M. Coleman, J. Collins, W. Collins, E. Cook, J. Cuok. J. Courtinr, E. Crawford. L. Crutcher. H. Dangerfield, D. Daniel, T. Daniel. C. Davis. Third Row: J. Davis, R. Davis, R. Davis, CA Davidsnn, M. Davidson, D. Dawaon, D. Dean. M. Destock. L. DeVaughn. A. Dixon, A. Dixon, M. Dixon. Fourth Ruw: W. Duuley. B. Duane, E. Bugger, XL Dulmrt, E. Dulu, J. Dye. U. Dyson, M. Eakins, T. Easter, A. Edmonds. W3. Elliott, M. Ellioll. Fiflh Row: W. Ellioll, L. Ellis, L. Ellis, C. Engle, R. Ervin. E. Estes, D, Evans, L. Famous, L. Fanning, B. Farney, S. Farrier, C. Farris. Sixth Row: R. Farthing. E. Felts, T. Fiasco. M. Fields, B. Fisher, B. Flanagan, D. Fox, B. Frazier, M. Francis, D. Franklin. W. Free- man, D. Freeman. Seventh Row: C. Frey, M. Frummcl, W. Frye, M. Garden, GV Garrett, H. Garrett, C. Cartrell, M. Gay, 5. Ceisler. C. Geiger, R. Gentry, C. George. Eighth Row: T. Georgemn, Cu Gibson, D. Gibson, C. Gibson, T Gibson, T. Gilbert, C. Ciison. W Cudhny, W. Cndbey, B. Guelz. M. Coins, J. Coodriche. Ninth Row: D. Grant, T. Grear, D. Green, R. Greene, J, Greer. SV Greer, M. Guil- fnrd, F. Hall. J. Hanks7 R. Hargrove, A. Harper, S. Harper. Top Row: C. Harris, L. Harris, S. Harrison, D. Hase, I. Hase, J . Hasson, M. Heard, V. Heath, T. Henderson, S. Hnedrick, D. Hensley, R. Hicks. Second Row: M. Hide, F. Hill, R. Hoffman, A. Hollins, D. Holston, B. Halt, J. Hope, J. Hope, .11 Hopkins, R. Horton, D. Howard, J. Howard. Third Row: J. Howard, E. Howell, E. Hughes, J . Hughes, G. Hummeldorf, L. Hunley, J. Ingram, I. Isaac, A. Ivery, E. Jackson, L. Jackson, C. James. Fourth Row: P. Jasper, D. Jenkins, R. Jenkins, G. Jennings, C. Johnson, N. Johnson, S. John. son, 5. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. Jones, F. Jones, H. Jones. Fifth Row: J. Jones, M. Jones, N. Jones, T. Jones, D, Kaiser, S. Keith, B. Keller, J. Kendall, R. Kennedy, L. Kidd, A. Kimble, E; King. Sixlh Row: R. King, 5. King, L. Kirby, F. Kirchgessner, J . Knuckles. J. Kreimer, D. Lambert, F. Lane, G. Lang, R. Langston, D. Lanier, M. Lattimore. Seventh Row: J. Lawrence, B. Lawson, B. League, N Leigh, D. Lewis, R. Lige, J. Little, T. Lorenz, J, Loudermilk, J. LOVe, M. Lynne, A Lyons. Eighth Row: E. Mabrey, D. Mahan, A. Maksi- movie, E. Mapp, H. Marsh, J. Martin, L. Martin, M. Martin, R. Martin, A. Mason, F. Mathes, J. Mathews. Ninth Row: H. McDowell, P. McDowell, L. McGinnis, J. McCrady, J1 McIntosh, W. McIntosh, P. McNeely, D. Meadows, P. Meadows, J. Means, B. Mechley, C. Mechlcy. ; W ;M. , Hawthorne's The House of Seven Gables inspires these creations. Juniors Climb Ladder of Knowledge to Their Senior Year Top Row: B. Melvin, M. Mcntzcl, E. Merchant, C. Margy, L. Michaela, E. Miller, G. Miller. Second Row 2 L. Miller, M. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, C. Mingo, B. Mitchell, D. Mitchell. Third Row: J. Mitchell, W. Mitchell, D. Moherly, D. Monfort, B. Monroe, K. Montag, R. Moore. Fourth Row: J. Morrison, V. Morrow, T. Mueller, B. Myers, L. Myles, I1. Napier, S. Ncuilaus. Fiflh Row: L. Nolan. T. Oder, U. Ochler, W. UNeal, R. Parker. D. Patrick. D. Patrick Terri Daniels and Gladys Adams: winners. Hughes Sends J unior Candidates to City Top Row : B. Patton, M. Pauncy, R. Peace, P. Peters, D. Peterson, B. Phelps, BA Phelps. Second Row: G; Plair, C. Pletnik, L. Polk, R. Pollack, 5. Powell, B. Poynter, J. Prechtel. Third Row : R. Quinlan, R. Radar, J. Ramsey, R, Ramsey, J. Reece, C. Reed, M. Reed. Fourth Row : R. Richardson, R. Richardson, L. Rinck, L. Roach, K. Robbins, L. Roberts, M. Roberts. Fifth Row: S. Roberts, W. Roberts, S. Robertson, C. Robertson, A. Robinson, B. Robinson, L. Robinson. Studying American history means knowledge for juniors. -Wide Girls9 Week Top Row: 1W Rnhinsun, B. Rugers, D. Rogers, W. H050, M. Ross. M. Ross, RN Russ. R. Roth, LN RnuH', R. Rnussuau, J. Ruck, R. Sala- din. Second Row: T. Sams, CA Schaefer, A. Scheuerman, P. Schille. .L Schmidt, K. Srhncll, B. Schnch, T. Schnlr, A. Scull, R, Subastian, E, Sellun, T Shaw. Third Row: M. Shelton, T. Short, M. Siciliann. W. Simmons, E. Simnnr, B. Simpsun, C. Sinclair, J. Slaughler, B. Smith, R Smith. E. Smith. J. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Smith. J. Smith, K. Smith: R Smith. R. Smilh, H. Smith, R. Smith, N. Somma, E. Sowders, C. Spikes, F. Stnlnaty, P. Stamper. Fiflh Row: H. Starks, L. Steele, T. Stevens, L. SIEVEHSUH, M. Sliei A NN Strum, PN Slrunk, D. Sumler, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Taylor. Sixth Row: N Taylor. C. Terry, T. Terry, C. Thacher, S, Thomas, U. Thomas. F. Tolbert, M. Trisler, J. Truss, B. Tucker, J. Tuggle, E. Turner. Seventh Row: E. Turner. J. Turner, J. Turner, T. Turner, R. Underwood, .I. Vallandingham, L. Van 2am, B. Vickery, J. V058, D. Waging D. Wagner, B. Walker. Eighth Row: C. Walker, F. Walker. L, Walker, R. Walker, R. Walker. V, Walker, J. Wallace, P. Waller. L. Waltz, 5. Ward, D. Warford, B. Washington. Ninth Row: 0. Washington, Y. Waters, T. Weimer, P. Welsh, P. Wells, '3. West. J. Whaley, A. White, B. White, L. White, D. Whilefnrd: T. Whitley. Juniors Lend Enthusiastic Support to School Activities Top Row: J. Wilder, K. Wilder7 B. WiL liams, B. Williams, B. Williams, B. Wil- liams, C. Williams. Second Row: F. Williams, 1. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams, T. Williams, W. Williams, C. Wikoff. Third Row: L. Willoughby, M Winkfleld, R. Wise, L. Woulms. M. Wray. A. Wright, D. Wulfhm'st. Fourth Row: D. Wurster, J. Wynn, F. Yates, C. Young, B. Yount, G. Ziegler, F. Zorens istory means knowledge for ju has. to City-1 Reserve Cheerleaders: Connie Rice, Terrie Russaw, Gwen Carter. Patricia Allen, Betty Armstrong, Bertha I'Iaurgrovc L' .5 69! JAM:S L LU ' M. MACK 4 M: G ! LMEIN 'MDN PA, . , MMEE L ' Emu M. MACK HILLFAM MC GIN DIEDRICK JME: mm ammo hARUN S MIC F; HENRY j ' -- Front hall provides gathering place for school friends. Loyalty t0 Hughes, Goal of Tenth Grade Students Top Row : F. Adams, T. Adams, G. Adelhardt, 3C Adrian, K. Al- brecht, E. Allen, B. Allen. Second Row: C. Allen, D. Allan, H. Allen, J. Allen, P. Allen, L. Ander- sun, L. Anderson. Third Row : R. Anderson, S. Anderson, T. Anderson, R. Angel, C. Askins, B. Assam, B. Austin. Fourlh Row: J. Bachelor, M, Bailey, R. Baird, J. Barnard, E. Barnett, G. Barren, D Battle Fifth Row : A. Baty, C Bays, C. Beckley, D. Bedgood, D. Begley, I. HelL L. Bell. Student casts her vote in mock election. Senior High Means Many New Adventures for Sophomores Top Row : M. Bell, C Beltun, J. Bennett, J. Benton, B. Berry, E. Berry, J. Berry. Second dow : J. Bettis, S. Betts, D. Bishop, M. Black, L. Blackwell, C. Blair, P. Blair. Third Row : R. Blair, B. Bloomfield, V. Boehlc, M. Bolan, H. Boler, L. Bolling. J. Bolton, Fourlh Row: L. Boone, E. Bowen, M. Boyles, L. Bradford, R. Braggs, P Brannock, J. Bready. Fifth Row: H. Brewer, M. Brewer, C. Brokamp, C. Brooks, D. Brown, E. Brown, J. Brown. Sophomores find pleasure and knowledge in Hughes library. Top Row: M. Brown, H. Bruning, C, Bryanl, C. Bryant, L. Bryanl, L. Bryant. 5. Bullut'ke, W. Burden, E. Burt. A. Burton. A. Byndon. M. ByrcL Second Row: B. Cade, M. Cain, J. Caldwell. D. Callahan, E. Calluway, S. Camp, C, Campbell, ,I. Camphcll, 11 Canady, L. Car- giIe, S. Carr, A. Carter. Third Row: C. Curler, G. Carter, P. Carter. E. Cash, E. Cash, B. Caudill. B. Cuphas, D. Chambers, J Chambers, L. Chamhers. L. Chamberg L. Chapman. Fourth Row: H. Chappell, D, Chenauli, C. Cherry, E. Clark, J, Clark J. CUL'CU, CA CUICHIHIL F. Coleman. C. Coleman. L. Coleman. Y. Coleman, B. Collier. Fifth Row: C. Collier, A. Collier, D. Combs, K. Cook, L. Cools, K. Curdes, RV Custom, A. Collingham, B. Cottrell, H, Cuursey, L. Craig, E. Craw- fm-d. Sixlh Row: J. Crawford. J. Craynon, A. Crew, B. Criltenton, E. Cross! R. Crowley, G. Cunningham, G. Cunningham, T. Cunning- ham, D. Daniels, R. DavkL C. Davidson. Seventh Row: J. Davidson, E. Davis, P. Davis, R. Davis. 3 Davis, W. Davis, D. Day, M. DeBard, J. Dickerson, A. Dickey, E. Dickey, D. Dixon. Eighlh Row: E. Dixon, E. Dnofiule, R. Dussenbmii, P. Doughman, D. Douglas, C. Douglas, L. Douglas, W. Duwd, J. Dubose, C. Duff, J. Duke, C. Dun- away. Ninth Row: P. Dunbar. K. Dunn. B. Dunsnn, P. Dunsnn. C. Durban, I. Duskin, C. Edwards, L. Edwards, S. Edwards, E. Ellis, R. Emerson, D, Engle. Top Row: H. Envard, E. Estes, J. Estes, B. Evans, J. Evans, R. Evans, 5. Evans, Y. Ewin, M. Fairbanks, E. Fanning, J. Reu'ley K. Farmer. Second Row: E. Ferguson, L. Fey, M. Fields, L. Flana- gan, M. Flogle, R. Flowers, E. Forbis, C. Freeman. M. Freeman, V. Friason, V. Fritsch, D. Fritz Third Row: M. Frye, W. Furr, W. Gadsden, W. Gadson, D. Gaines, J. Gaines, S. Garvey, J. Cay, P. Gay, R. Gayle, T. Geiger, G. Georgeton. Fourth Row: D. Ger- hardslein, L Gibson. J. Gilbert, M, Gillespie, C. Gilmore, P. Class? E. Gohs, K. Good, R. Gondgames, R. Graewr, C. Grant, G. Cray, Fifth Row: L. Cray, R. Gray, B. Greene, 13. Greene, K. Greer, M. 74 Grooms, R. Guerrant, B. Gunnels, G. Haendel, C. HaIE, 5- Hale, J. Hall. Sixxh Row: P. Hall, J. Hammer, R. Hammond, Y. Hamp- ton, J. Harbey, L, Harbin, B. HaIby, B. Hargrove, A. Harmon, B. Harp, B, Harper, D. Harris. Seventh Row: G. Harris, G. Harris, P. Harris, C. Haubner, H. Hauscr, L. Hauser. J. Hawkins, J. Hawkins, M. Hayden, F. Haygood. D. Haynes, W. Haynes. Eighth Row: J. Hazzard, V. Heath, A. Haley, D. Henderson, A. Hendricks, C. Hen- son, V. Herbert, V. Herbert, F. Herth, F. Hicks, H, Hicks, S. Hicks. Ninlh Row: M. Higgins, A. Hill, C. Hill, D, HiII, L. Hill, M. Hill, M. Hill, R. Hiners, J. Holland, E Holt, E. Holt, D. Honican. Graphic Arts is u pnpular elective subject for senior high boys, Sophomores Add Spirit to After-School Sports, Projects Top Row: V. Hoover, D. Hoskins, J. Hoskins, B. Howard, D. Howard, N. lrluwm'd, C. Hudsun. Second Row: .1. Hudmn. H. Hughes. IE. Hune, S. Hunter, E. Hurdle, E. Hurdlr, .1. HusL Third Row : R. Hutchins, R. Hutchins, C. Ingram, F. Ingram, J. Irving, B. Isnacs, C, Iasacs. Fourth Row: C. Jackson, D. Jackson. 0. Jackson, R. Jackson, C. Jacobs, LA James, E. Jefferson. Fifth Row: C. Jenkins; B. Johnson, C. Jnhnsnn, C. Johnson, D. John- snm F. Johnson. H Johnson. Linda Is cornered inln Imvi 5 senior randy. Participation in Music, Dramatics Benefits Sophomores Top Row: L. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. John- son, J. Joiner, B. Jones. Second Row : B. Jones, C. Jones, D. Jones, F. Jones, G. Jones, H. Jones, H. Jones. Third Row: J. Jones J. Jones, P. Jones, R. Jones, D. Jordan, P. Judd, M. Kaiser. Fourlh Row: 5. Keller, J, Kelley, P4 Kclls, F. Kemp, R. Kenney, B. Kid- well, K. Kidwell. Fifth Row: L Kinner, G. Kindley, P, Kindoll, J. King, T, Kistner, M. Kreppel, D. Kuhnheim. The fine service of the Bookstore pleases the sophomores. Top Row: K. Kurtz, XL Lallsley. E. Lampsuu, M. Lang. K. Larison, B. Lee. E. Lee. J. Lee, B. Lenters. R. Levie. B. Lewis, C. Lewis. Second Row: G. Lewis, M. Lewis, B. Lewis, P. Lindsey, .T. Lillrell, H. Lockelt. L. Long, C. Lorenz, D. Luukcn, C. Luke. J. Luther, N. Lynn. Third Row: A. MacDurlald 1K Mackey, E. Maepurnet. W. Madness, V. Muksimnvir. G. MaHm-y G. Mallmju M, Mannn. L Marcum, R. Markus, L'. Marshall, C. Marshall. Fourth Row: B. Martin, N, Mnriim E MalhiR D, Maunlel. S. Maxfield, J. Manon. R. Maxton, V. McCall, L. McCoy, J. McClure, T. McFarland. B. Mc- McGuire, H. Nchw. K. Cuire. Fiflh Row: .L Mceuv, J. Moss, J. 77 M8115, E Miller, J. Miller, JM. Miller, R Miller, E. Minnich, H. Mime, C. Mitchell. Sixth Row: .1. MOMS, D. Moore, L. Moore, T. Moore, EV Mon'e'land. E. Moss, G. Munnae, C. Mullins, J. Mullins, P Mullins, 0. Murphy. S. Murray. Seventh Row: J. Murrell, K. Myrick. H. Neal. L. Nelson, C, Newell. D. Newlun. L. Nichols, DI Noted, J. Nnrcrl, L. Nnnh, D. Oder, M. Odom. Eighth Row: W. O'Malley, E. Orso, P. Oswald, E. Onle. N. Owens, B. Pack, B. Palmore, B. Parker, C. Parnell, W. Patrick, L. Palm , TA. Payne. Ninlh Row: NI. Payne. K. Pennington. C. Perrine. J. Perry. K. Perry, N. Person, C. Pelerson, 5. Peterson, P. Phelps, K. Phillips, L. Phillips, P. Pickett. Top Row: W. Pickett, B. Pierson, T. Pierson, L. Pusey, R. Potts, K. Pribble, J. Prows, L. Pugh, D. Raines, A. Rainey, A. Ramsey, F. Ramsey, Second Row: D. Rayney, B. Redmond, A. Reeves, C. Reeves, W. Reeves, B. Hrid, I. Reid, S. Reid, HA Reneau, J. Benn, D. Rexroal, D. Reynolds. Third Row: R. Reynolds, C. Rice, E. Rice, M, Rice, E. Richard, C. Ringwood, W. Rippetoe, J. Roberts, M. Ruhr arts, N. Rubens, F. Rohinsun, P. Robinson Fourlh Row: L. Robisch, C Robinson, M. Rncqumnore, R. ancr, K. Rose, P. Rose, C. Ross, I. Ross, J. Rouff, J. Roundtree, C. Rousey, R. Royce. Fifth Row: M. Rucker, D, Run, T. Russaw, J. Sager, W, Sams, B. Samuels, H Sander, M. Sanders, V. Schnell, J. Scott, M. Scott, M. Sears. Sixth Row: T. Selvaggio, S. Settle, A. Shannon, D, Shannon, W. Shannon1 M. Shaw, L. Siniliann, M. Simmons, A. Simpson, A. Singleton, BA Singleton, R. Singleton. Seventh Row: A. Smith, B. Smith, S. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, G. Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, N. Smith. Eighth Row: M Salomon, B. Somma, J. Stal- lings, J. Slandifer. S. St. Clair, L. Steele, Bx Steiner, R. Stclbasky, N. Stemmer, W. Stewart, D. Stiles, J. Stockmeier. Ninth Row: 5 Smess, M. Stone, C. Stubblelield, 5. Stuckey, TV Suggs, L. Sullivan, J. Swnope, T. Swoopc, B Tankersfey. M. Taulbcc, P, Taulbee, C. Taylor. Coach Barrett shows the main rules of blocking t0 sophomore buys. Reserve Squads from Tenth Grade Make Good Records Top Row : C. Taylor, W. Taylor, Y. Tennant, D. Terrell, B. Testerman, R. Thiess, B. Thomas. Sucunrl Row: D. Thomas, D. Thmnas. U. ThnmaS, M. Thomas, T. Thomas, M, TIIUIIIIISUH, H, Tidwt-IL Third Row : E Tubergta, G. Todd, 13. Talbert, A. Totten, P. Trim, S. Tuhhs, S. TIJIJIJE. Fourth Row: J. Tucker. K. Turnbolt, D. Turner, T. Turner. 5. Tyree, R. Underwunml, L. Valentine. Fifth Row: B Vandergrift, L. Van 2311!, B. Vomllagen, J. Waddle, K. Waechaer, D. Wagoner, A. Walker. Top Row: F. Walker, 0. Walker, W. Walker, D. Waller, L. Walters, S. Ward, D. Ware. Second Row : L. Warmack, A. Washington, C. Washington, J. Washing Ion, R. Washington, B. Watkins, R Watson. Third Row: M. Weathersby, P Webster, P. Webster, N. Welch, G. Wells, 5. Wesley, E. West. Fourth Row: C. Whaley, J. Whaley, T. Whalley, D. Wheeler, C. Whig- llam, H, White, M. White. Fiflh Row: M. White, M. Whitehall, A. Wiggins, R, Wilkins, A, Wil. liams, A. Williams, R Williams. 80 Huge Tenth Grade Exceeds Eight Hundred in Enrollment Top Row: B. Williams, C. Williams, D. Williams, C. Williams, J. Wilson, M. Winkfield, R. WisSman, B. Wohlfieil, M. Wollenburg, Williams, M. Williams, M. Williams, S. Williams, T. Williams, W. MA Womnknw, YM annkuw, L. Wright, 5. Wright, Third Row: Williams, C. Willis. Second Row: J. Willoughby. M. Wells, A. V. W'right, J. W'ulfhorsl, C. Young, C. Ynung, D. Young. Ninth Grade Top Row: M. Adams, M. Adelhardt, J. Alber, J. Allen, S. Ammons, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, B. Armes. Second Row: F. Armstrong, L. Bailey, L. Ball, J. Banks, M. Banks, W. Barber, G. Barger, E. Bassett. Third Row: A. Battle, L. Becker, L. Begley, M. Begley, H. Bell, W. Benton, C, Benight, BerryA Fourth Row: R. Bibb. R. Bishop, V. Blair, T. Bogen- schutz, S. Bollinger, H. Bolton, R. Bond, F. Bonne. Fiflh Row: L. Bougher, P. Bowling, J. Boyles, L. Braddock, K, Bradford, M. Bradford, A. Brooks, E. Brown. Sixth Row: E. Brown, H. Brown. J. Brown, R. Brown, J. Brundage, J. Brundidge, R. Bruner, HA Brutley. Seventh Row: E. Bryant, P. Buchanan, E. Buck, H. Burden, E. Burian, C. Burns, J. Burton, 1. Bush, Eighih Row: E. Butcher, R. Buttree, R. Byrd, R. Byrd, B, Cairns, V. Caldwell, L. Camp- bell, W. Canada. Ninth Row: M. Carpenter, L. Carr. V. Carr, C. Casebolt, A. Cash, L Chamber, J. Chandler, R. Chow. Tenth Row : P. Clay, J. Clayton, R. Coifman, D. Culeman. D. Coleman, D. Cook, S. Come, L. Cordes. Eleventh Row: M. Cox, S. Cromwell, E. Cross, T. Cross, R Crowell, L. Culbertson, R. C utlles, M. Dangerfield, Twalflh Row: H. Daub, C. Davis, D. Davis, E. Davis, L. Davis, M. Davis, R. Davis, C, Daw- son. Thirleenlh Row: L. Day, B Dean, N. Dean, J. Deaton. S. Disnew, L. Dobbs, D. Donlan, T. Douglas. N inth Grade Top Row : R. Driver, B. Durbin, J. Durr, G. Dyer, L. Dyer, B. Edmondson, C. Edwards, R. Eilerman. Second Row: R. Ellenhurg, B. Elliot, C. Ellis, E. Eng- land, W. Farmer, E. Farris, L. Farris, B. Featherkila Third Row: D. FeneH, K. Fiscus, D Fitch, H. Flack. B. Fledderjohn, T. Foley, J. Francis, R. Funk. Fourth Row: L. Gabbard, H. Gardiner, P. Geiger, R. Gibson, T. Gibson, M. Gill, K. Clacking, B. Glenn. Fiflh Row: M Cnebel, D Cnndgame, H. Gordon, B. Graham, D. Graves, B Gray, C. Griem, H. Grigsby. Sixth Row: R. Crimes, A. Grove, W. Culley, R. Hamhen, S. Hacker, C. Hall, V. Hall, R. Hammer. Seventh Row : H. Hampton, I. Haney, V. Hardman, C. Harris, C. Harris, W. Harris, D. Hmmakor, R. Halter. Eighlh Row: G. Hayes. T. Haynes, R. Haysben, J. Hearn. C. Helmn, M. Henderson, L. Henry, A. Hensley. Ninth Row: K. Hensley, J. Henson, T. Henson, 1. Haring, P. Herzner, M. Hibbard, N. Hickey, D. High. Tcnlll Row: A. Hill, R. HUI. D. Hodge, D. Hodge, J. Hodges, C. Honaker, L. Hunaker, T. Hooker. Eleventh Row: B Horn, A. Horton, C. Horton, D. Hon, G. Howard, B. Huber, D. Huber, M. HuberL Twelfth Row: L. Hudson, G. Hughbanks, E. Hughes, G. Hughes. R. Hughes, B. Hummel, W. Hummel, D. Hunter. Thirleenlh Row: L. Irving, E, Jackson. 5. Jackson. S. Jackson, D. Jarmon, C. Jenkins, P. Jenkins, M. Jent. Ninth Grade Top Row : B. Jnllick, B. Jones, E. Jones, J. Jnncs, C. Kalous, J. Keiih, 0. Keith, R. Kem- per. Second Row : R. Kidwell, M. Kimble, L. King, R. King. M. Kirchgessner, B. Kleinman. B. Kling, N. Kncpp. Third Row: P. Kraft, R. Kraft, W. Kuykindall, L. Lamb, D. Lampson, M. Lancaster, D. Larison, H. Lee. Fourth Row : L. Lee, R. Lee, R Lenzley, C. Leonard, B. Levie, J. Lewis, R. Lewis, T Lewis. Fifth Row: C. Lierman, C. Livingston, B. Locketl, 13. Lowe, T. Lowe, L. Lower, E. Luns- furd, R. Macon. Sixth Row: C Maddox, A. Martin, A. Martin, M. Martini, M. Mass, L. Masselt, R. May, W. McCants. Seventh Row: S. McCIean, I. McCrory, W. Mc- George, D. McIntosh, L. McKinney, M. McKinney, B. Meadow, B. Meadows. Eighth Row: J. Meckley, L. Medly, C. Meiners, J. Meischkes, L. Melvin, M. Merianos, R. Merritt, K. Meyer. Ninth Row: P. Miles. K. Moerlein. J. Moore, P. Muure, F. Morgan, K. Morgan, L. Mor- gan, P. Morgan. Tenth Row: A. Mueller, H. Mueller, R. Mullikin, H. Mullin, L. Mullins, A. Muse, N. Muse, V. Napier. Eleventh Row : L. Nelson, H Neumeister, J. Newman, R. Newman. G. Noonan, F. Norris, J. Odom, S. Olliver. Twelfth Row : K. Otis, E. Parr, E. Partridge, P. Pa:- ton, W. Penn, C. Pennington, R. Pen- nington, D. Perkins. Thirteenth Row: R. Phelps, R. Pierson, E. Pin, P. Polly, D. Price, B. Privett, R. Privett, R, Prowsv Ninth Grade Top Row: 5. Ramsey, C. Rayford, C. Reeves, P. Reid, J. Reynolds, B. Richmond, C. Riesenberger, L. Riley. Second Row: R. Riley, E. Ritter, P. Roberts, D. Rob- ison, M. Ross, J. Russel , B. Roth, P. Rotte. Third Row: L. Roullmc, A Roundtree, J, Russell, 5. Sargent, C. Saylur, R. Scott, R. Sheers, R. Shelton. Fourth Row : A, Shipley, M. Sims, D. Smith, D. Smith, L. Smith. T. Smith, V. Smith, D. Suulherland. Fifth Row: D Soulhcrland, R. Spaulding. S. Spence, E. Sponaugle, J. Stamper, E. Steele, J. Steward, E. Slitcs. Sixth Row: 0. Stone, D. Slrubel, L. Suggs, C, Suhr, J. Summers. B. Summer, B. Taber, C. Taulhee. Seventh Row: C. Taulbee, G. Taulbee, L. Taulbee, D, Taylor. L. Taylor, M. Taylor, M. Taylor, S. Taylor. Eiglllh Row: XV. Taylor, 5. Terry, D. Thomas, R. Thomas. W. Thrash, C. Tilford, L. Turvik, D. Tulien. Ninlh Row: M. Travis, R. Turnbow, G. Turner, M. Twins, A. Vaenline, K Wade, W. Wade, 5, WalkeL Tenlh Row : T. Walls, J. Waits, C. Ward. L. Ward, L. Warren, D. Washington, A. Wat- kins, J Watson. Eleventh Row: H. Weber, P. VVeher, C. Weilcr, D. Wheeler, M. While, 5. Whittle, F, Wilder, C. Williams. Twelfth Row: J. Williams, R. Williams. P. Willough- by, 1... Wilson, J. Wilson, 5. Wilson, A. Wingale. B. Wilcher. T'hirtecnlh Row : C. Wizschger, M. Woods, A, Worthnm, F. W'right, R. Wright, B. Wright, P. Yuunl. Eighth Grade Top Row: C. Abrams, L Ackman, D. Adams, K. Adams, L. Albrecht, K. Allen, 5. As- kins, C. Bailey. Second Row: K. Barber, B. Barge, M. Barnes, C. Barncll, P. Baroreit, T. Barrett, R. Barton, J. Bays. Third Row: I. Becker, J. Bible, B. Bishop, C. Black- well, T. Boston. D. Bowen, R. Bowen, J. Boyd. Fourth Row: J. Brotherton. R. Brown, C. Bryant, D. Buchanan, K. Burke, K. Byrd, A. Ca- hill, B. Callahan. Fifth Row: G. Caner, W. Carter, D. Cascbolt, D. Centers, Y. Chappell, D. Charles, D. Chaten, P. Christie. Sixth Row: J. Claghorn, G. Clark, C. Clifford. P. Clifford, D. Collins, M. Colyer, C. Cook, K. Cook. Sevenlh Row: J. Cooks, D, Cornish, W. Couch, E. Crank, C. Crawford, 3. Culbreth, J. Dangerfield, D. Daniels. Eighth Row: C. Daniels, B. Davis, M. Davis, 5. Davis, C. Day, R. Day, W Denny, N. Demon. Ninth Row: L Dobhs, B Doehner, D. Doyle, D. Dunaway, B. Duncan, B4 Duncan, D. Duncan, C. Durbin. Tenth Row: SA Eckhardt, L. Edwards, D. Elliott, J. Estes, 0. Evans, M. Farley, J. Flack, R. Fobbs. Eleventh Row: D. Forbis, E. Furbis, P. Fox, A. Fra- zier, .I. Freeman, L. Frost, J. Frye, S. Gambrel. Twelfth Row : Y. Games, D. Gholslon, H. Gilbert, A. Gill, W Gill, B. Graham, B, Green, R. Halchen. Thirteenth Row: R. Hale, H. Harden, S. Harris, F. Har- rison, W. Hartman, E. Henley, S. HenA ly, S. Hensley. They must have gotten good grades! Debbie Redmond and Sharon Cakes seem pleased with their report cards. Junior High Joins In Miss Hall's homeroom had a tremendous sale of ANNUALSV Bottom: A. Cahill, J. Cook, K. Cairns, D. Burd, Miss Hall. Middle: C. Cook, D. Caudill, D. Bodine. D. Collins, J. Cleghom. Top: K. Burke, D. Caseholl, D. Charles, 0. Clark, C. Clifford, P. Christie, C. Bryant. Absent: R. Brown, M. Collyer, J4 Brotherton, J. Boyd. In this jumor high science class, students learn about centripetal force from Mrs. Carney's demonstration. Anyone for trading pictures? Ifs fun? say Pat Doolittle, Lois Davidson, Debbie Bay, Richard Macon, Randy Merritt. av '- ? f r ! 4' ' 4 7 , r. 77 d k 93H 7- 7531.3: 1 Eighth Grade Top Row : D. Hill, F. Hill, T. Hodge, F. Hodges, A. Holliu, J. Hopkins, C. Horn, G. Husker. Second Row: T. Howard, J. Howell, L. Hurd, W. Jett, L. Jewell, C. Johnson, J. Jones, L. Jones. Third Row: M. Jones, R. Jordan, K. Kairns, M. Kelley. D. Kemper, L. Kerns, R. Kin- dall, P. King. Fou rlh Row: D. Kirchgessner, R. Kirchgessner, G. Kirk, C. Kleinmann, B, Koch, L. Kra- mer, V Lambert, A. Lanielz Fifth Row : S. Lasley, 1. Lawrence, J. Lawson, K Lawson, G. Lee, M. Lee, B. Leonard. M. Lewis. Sixth Row: L. Leurck, E Leyendecker, B. Lindsey. A. Linville, S. Long, W. Lovins, D. Lawman, P. Lynch. Seventh How: '1 . Lyuns, C. Maddox, B. Mahan, P. Manning, J. Marshal, M. Mason, 5. Masori, C. McCallum. Eighth Row -. D. McIntosh, A. McKenzie, B. Mc- Knight, 5. McKnight, B. Meadows, J. Meischke, F. Miller, J. Miller. Ninth Row: R. Mills, T. Meats, L. Mount, D. Muel- ler, W. Mueller, G. Mullikin, J. Mur- phy, L, Myrick. Tenth Row: A. Nelson, D. New, P. New, L. Newton, B. Nixon, S. O'Banion, M. URourkn, V. Orr. Eleventh Row: P. Owens, S. Parker, P. Patrick, E. Pat- terson, W. Patterson, S. Patton, D. Pen. nington, J. Perkins. Twelfth Row: R PHug, C. Plan, I. Porter, E. Pride- more, R. Purkins, M. Pykes, J. Quin. lam L. Ray. Thirteenth Row: C. Reed, R. Reed, J. Remberg, 5. Rich. U. Richardson, M. Rist, P. Rist, J. Roark. Eighth Grade Top Row : 15. Roberts, J, Roberts, J. Rogers, M. Rogers, T. Rogers, L. Ruhrig, S. Robi- arm, W. Rose. Second How : B. Rnseberry, B. Reuse, C. Saludin, J. Salyer, D. Sanderson, M. Saxlon, K. Scarberry, B. Schmidt. Third Row: J. Schmidt, B, Sedan, B. Sager, A. Settle, D. Sexton, 3 Sharp, C Shields, P. Siblay. Fuurlh Row: P. Simpkons, W. Simpson. P. Skeens, D, Smith, Hr Smith, R. Smith, D. Spl'mllin, P. Slacy. Fifth Row: H. Slalnaly, R. Stanfnrih. C. Starks, W. Steiner, P. Stephens, M. Slewart, C Stigall, B. Sligall. Sixth Row: M. Stricken. E. Strum, D. Swnupe, R. Taylor, E. Thrash. F. Tomlin, M. Tra- vis, B. Trenls. Seventh Row: C Tucker, C. Tucker, M. Tucker, '1'. 'I'ueting. R Turner. S. Turner, C Van- drrgrm. Eighth Row: 5. Vilay, F. Vonur, P. Wagers, A. Walk- er, N. Watson, B. Watters, C. Weaver, L. Webb. Ninlh Row: A. Weber, S. Weber, M. Weyda, A. White, L. White, S. Whittle, D. Wiley, B. Williams. Tenth Row: B. Williams, C. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams, C. Williman, N, Willis, ,1. Wilwn, L. Wilson. Eleventh Row: M. Wilson, C. Woodard, N. Ziegler. Seventh Grade Top Row : H. Abrams, D. Acker, L. Adams, P. Adams, T. Adams, J. Allen, C. Allen- der. Second Row: R. Andrews, J. Armstrong, P. Arvel, 5. Ashcraft, D. Askins, T. Author, N. Ayres, K. Baker. Third Row : J, Ball, L, Ball, D. Barger, C. Barnard. P. Barrett, B. Bates, I. Bans. Fourth Row: D. Bay, E. Beck, B. Becker, A. Begley, J. Bell, E. Benford, C. Berg. C. Besely. Fifth Row: M. Blackburn, K. Blumlein, B. Bogen- schulz, M. Bolton. J. Booker, J. Bowen, D. Bowman, 5. Brock. Sixlh Row: M. Brockman, S. Brown, L Brown, P. Brunkel, C. Bryant, W. Bryant, J. Bucalo, C, Buckner. Snvenlh Row: W. Burgin, D. Burton, D. Bullcn M. Buller, K. Byrd, L. Caddell, C Cam- hell, D. Campbell. Eighth Row : B. Camarca, F. Carlisle, D. Carson, R Calldill, C. Cecil, M. Chestnut, D. Chrislie, D. Clark. Ninth Row: R. Coen, D. Coldiron, D. Collins, T. Collins, A. Cook, E. Cook, B. Coore. BA CordelL Tenth Row: J. Cornish, K. Courtney, J. Craft, 1 Crawford, P. Crawford, 5. Craynon, M, Cross, C. Curtis. Elevenlh Row: 5. Dagel, M. Daniels. J. Daub, L. Davidson, D. Davis, B. Dawson, J. Day, R. Dee. Twelflh Row: D. Delaney, J. Dcnlon, M, Deters, V Dezarn, C. Dick, L Dickerson, D. Duhme, C. Donahue. Thirlmrnth Row: W. Donaldson, J. Donegan, P. Dow little, E. Dorsey, T. Douglas, D. Dum can, J. Duncan, D. Dunn. Seventh Grade Top Row: R; Dunn, V. Eckhardl, J. Ellenberg, B. Embry, J. Engle, E. Erkins, C. Farley, B. Farmer. Second Row : L. Farris, G Felts, B. Fey, W. Fideli, C. Flanagan, C. Fletcher, R. Flowers, N. Foster. Third Row: C. Fux, K. Francis, D. Frazier, M. Fredrick, C. Frees, M. Frith, E. Fritz, J. Fritz. Fourth Row: Q. Funt, C. Gaines, I. Garcia, A. Car- den, B Gardner, V. Gardner, R. Gat- Jiff, B. Gentry. Fifth Row: L. Ceyer, W. Gilbert, C. Gill, D. Gin. yard, W. Green, W. Green, P, Gross, G Groves. Sixth Row: H. Groves, W. Guerrant, D. Haake, S. Hale, B. Hall, A. Haluset, A. Hamer, J. Hanes. Seventh Row: A. Haney, D. Hargett, D. Harness, K. Harp, C. Harper, D. Harris, P. Hanis, W. Harris. Eighth Row: B. Harvey, L. Hatter, R. Hauser, W. Hays. D. Hellig. R. Hendrick, P. Hen- dricks, P. Hendrickson. Ninth Row: C. Henley, E Hensley, M. Henson, P. Haring, D. Hcrtel, L. Heston, R. Hick- ey, C. Hicks. Tenlh Row: J. High, L. Hill, R. Hill, A, Hinkle, R. Horton, B. Howard, E. Howard, M. Howell. Eleventh Row: J. Huddleston, D, Hughbanks, L. Hughes, M. Hughes, J. Hurt, F. Idwin, C Tvery, S. Jackson. Twelfth Row: M. Jarrett, R. Jarrett, L. Jenkins, N Jeni, D. Jessee, M. Jobas, D. Johnson, J. Johnson. Thirteen lh Row: J. Johnson, B. Jones, C. Jones, C, Jones, W. Jones, J. Jorb, S. Juliani, D. Karr. Junior high girls patronize lhe Student Store, now located in a base- ment room. MitcheH Atchley is the salesman. i'H' . All these hungry moulhs to feed! The cafeteria keeps a steady stream of cus- tomers from eleven-thirty until one o'clock. Junior High Gargoyle Representatives. Bottom Row: W. HummeL P. Hone, R. Fibbs, S. Craynon, K. Cairns, P. Stephens. Second Row: M. Cross, G. Bargcr, B. Hummel, L. Nelson, D. Phelps, E. Beck. School Means Work, Fun Isaac Cook, Danny McMillan, and Joe Leigh finish their discussion before heading for home at the end of the day. Seventh Grade Top How : R. Keith, G. Kell, M. Kennedy. S. Ken- nedy, TS Kupytl, D. Kidwell, T. Kil- hrough, P. Kirk. Second Row : 3- KOHZ, J. Knach, J. Kramer, D. Luell, R. Lakes, P. Lampsen, R Laltimure, G. LaWSon. Third Row: L. Laykins, J. Leigh, J. Lewis, M. Lewis, KS Lickert, A. Lily, D. Loveir, W. Lovin. Fourlh Row: J. Laws, C. Mariin, P. Martin. R. Mar- tin, R. Marlin, J. Mathes, K, Mauntel, JS Maxfie'ld. Fifth Row: J. May, L. MayHeId, D. McCall, D. McCallum, W. McCleery, J. McCrnry, L, McCrory, G. McHone. Sixlh Row: L. MvMains, D. McMillan, D. MCMUI- lion, J. Medlen, B. Medley, B. Medley, F. Messer, D. Michueis. Sevcnlh Row: T. Miles, L. Miller, L. Miller, 1. Mills, 5. Mills, R. Mingie, W. Mitchell, BL Mcmigumery. Eighth Row: N. Moore, M. Mosley, J. Mullins, L. Mullins, M. Musgrove, R. Myers, R. Myrick, R. Neal. Ninth Row: B, NL-lsun, NS New, M. New, 5. NtW, C. Newman, R. Nixon, S. Oaks, J. O-Iiwr. Te nt 11 Row: J. Oliver. B. Paltnn, D. Payne, M. Pen- land, L. Penn, 5. Pennellon, R. Perkins, D. Perry. Eleventh Row: D. Petersun, D. Phelps, B. Pittman, J. Pridemore, L. Privett, K. ProHit, E. Ray. D. Redmond. Twelfth Row: D. Reigelsberger. A. Rhodes, A. Rhudes, C. Rich, C, Rich, 5. Richard- sun, L Riechman, J. Rinck. 'l'hirleenl'il Row: D. Robbins, JS Roberts, M. Roberts, W. Rosa AS Roma, D. Rowlcs, S. Sager, B. Saladin. 94 Seventh Grade Top Row: P. Sams, G Samuels, R. Sanderson, L. Sandlin, J. Sargent, G. Saunders, S. Saunders, H. Sawyer. Second Row : N. Seals, J. Sedam, C. Settle, J. Settles, J. Shell, N. Sherrill, L. Shores, F. Simone. Third Row: A. Simpson, M. Simpson, M. Sims, C. Sinciair, D. Skeen, E. Slaven, D. Smith, E. Smith. Fourth Row: G. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, W. Smith, S. Spicer, R. Stamper. Fifth Row: S. Starkey, T. Steele, E. Stephens, E. Stephens, S. Steudman, W. Steven, P. Stiles, T. Sturgeon. Sixth Row: D SwaHord, D, Swango, D. Sweet, D. Talbert, C. Tanner, S, Taulbee, C. Tay- lor, J. Taylor. Seventh Row: K. Taylor, P. Teal, M. Thomas, M. Thomas, B. Thompkins, H. Tindle, B. Travis, M. Trollinger. Eighth Row: S. Tucker, 1. Tunstall, R. Unger, M. Upton, J. Vires, W. Verenhagen, D Wakefield, R. Walters. Ninth Row: R. Walters, G. Warren, K. Wa511iuglou, E. Watson, D. Weaver, J. Webb, J. Wells, L. Wesley. Tenth Row: K. West, L. West, R. Weyda. C. Wil- liams, L. Williams, L. Williams, P. Williams, R. Williams. Eleventh Row: L. Wilson, W. Witcher, J. Woods, J. Woods, S. Woods, L. Yacchari, B. Young, R. Young. Twelfth Row: 5. York, R. Youm, P. Zimpleman. C? u! FeLLowship . Activities, Organizations Open Door to Fun, Fellowship MIXED CHORU$Bouom Row: J. Cook, A. White, M. Williams, M. White, C. Rowsey, H. Enyard, P. Poole, J. Bankemper, R. John- son, R. Jenkins, R. Anderson, R. Ewin. Second Row: G. Cunning- ham, M. Carlton, B Martin, P. Frost, L. Harris. G. Harper, P, Carter, L. Williams, D. Ward, R. Green, B. McGuire, P. Booker, R Williams. Third Row: H. Johnson, S. Edwards, P. Dunsnn, C. Perine, C. Myers, W. Cmisen, R. Braggs, D. Gibson, R. Benson, C. Allen, H. Jennings. Fourlh Row: P. Robinson, R. Blair, 3. Adams, P. Blair, C. Jones, J. Edwards, S, McCoy, S. Ellis, L. Hall, P. Dunn, A. Slaughter, E Jefferson, R. Edwards, L. Houser, D. Williams. Fifth Row: P, Schwing, J Drahos, B. Cade, B. Hale, J. McCallum, C. Barren, W. Taylor, D. Chambers, J. Erkins, W. Sams, M. Lang, J. Harris. TT I 4. Y-Teens Executive Board-Fronl: B. Newton, treasurer; L. Davidson, chaplain; President 5. Anderson 1slandingL Back: 5. Thomas, vice-president; M, Coins l'potato chip 5818M B. Cobb. corresponding secretary; W. Allen fpmjcctsh P. Ingram, recording secretary, UNDERSTANDING UNDERSTANDING HELPING DEVELOPING Slum. OTHERS OTHERS AND CDOD-WILL These keys represent the purposes and benefits of participating in the many Clubs and activities of Hughes. Drawn together by common interests, students form and strengthen friendships as they cooperate in plans and projects. Many hours after school are spent by teachers and students doing things together that they enjoy maybe singing, maybe acting, perhaps listening to a guest speaker, or just having a party. The various organizations provide a welcome change from the seriousness of classroom work. After a hard day, relaxation and fellowship are sought in the clubs. Stage Crew Fr0nt: F. Kirchgcssner, J. Burr, R Adrian. Back: C. Taylor, M. Miller, D. Price, C. Suhr, R. Richardsnn, J Gray. r In Timc Out For Ginger , Mrs. Carol lMari-JD Ciafardinn listens intently m the school principal CWilhur BradfordL Spanish Honor Sociely Bunnm: Mr. Wynne, sponsorer. Miller, S. Ayers, 13- Waltz, M. Davidson, M. annknw. Tap: R. Simpson, .5. Lett, S. Lawrence, R Richardson, 5. Famous. T, JeHries, 97 Bottom Row: J. Johnson, C Mitchell, A. Harper, P. Jenkins. J. C. s H I d - . - . . . Thomas, Mrs. Werner. Sponsor. Second Row: J. Morrison, W. Smaltitrogir 8;. LIstoiifslxgil-pzremdem, 3' Walls, Presndent, R' Collins, R, Davis. E. Howell, D. Peterson, M. Taylor. Third Row: , , ' ' The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of just that-young people who hope to attain prominence in some field of business after graduation. These Plan To Teach The Future Teachers of America is an organization for thOSe who aspire to be teachers. F.T.A. members often sub- stitute, temporarily, for absent or late teachers. Business Career Ahead Boltom Row: Carol Hollomnn, Velma Byrd, Suzanna Barnett. R0 7: 51 B . s . . Rosa Smith, Barbara Fisher, Gloria Angr-L Debbie Bolan. Second souYherlaLEI-frigrerszngit'ticChEegi-i'entngirjgg; 1123112,: Bizfgfheme Butlom Row: C. Holloman. B. Crigshy. I'. Drewry. R, Harva, B. Burkhurdl. D. Hale. P. Frml. Srrnnrl Row: C. Willis, M. Ward: J. Urulws, P. HulL L. Cnluy, D. Russ. C. Lay, P. thwing, D Allen, Practice Salesmanship The Distributive Edut'alinn Clubs of America study in detail the mechanivs of merchandising Also, members now sell lollipops to seniors on Piglail-Buwtie Day and operate the Bookstore. Mr. Siddail, spunsur. Third Row: Cary Cux. B. Walls, R. Clip- pinger. M. Atchley, C. Cullen CL Wilder, T, Brahman. W. Barnes, J. Taylor. Pal Drewry lnnks emcienl as she ring: up anulller sale in llle Garden Supplies department 11! Shilliufs. Pa! got her job lhrnugh D E C A. , 7 V Jul mr.- ' . h; . , -1 A W ' ' Hill; I -' 7 v . .- 3 Bottom Row: A. Mason, C. Taylor, N. Williams, C. Gilmore. E. Howard, L Thomas. Second Row: B. Graham, J. Inhnsnn, M. Thomas, C. Smith, S. Roberts, L. Bryanta C. Reed. Third Row: T. Steele, Treasurer; V. Sherill, President; 5. Kuth, L. Ellis, 13. Seek Careers in Health Health Careers Club promotes interest in professions, such as nursing, nlmfical technology, dentistry, and pharm- acy. In the past year, members heard guest speakers each month, Bonom Row: J. Johnson, L. Gray, N. Williams, B. Trollinger, L. Jones, Y. Curry, C. Finley. L. Moore, A. Mason. Second Raw:J R. Barnes, M. later, Secretary; L. Robinson, M. Moore. 5. Hendricks, C, Smith, VicePresidenl; D. Howard, B. Shacklefcrd, A. Harper, J. Thomas. Third Row: J. Taylor, Treasurer; V4 Sheriil, President: P. Davis, P. Smith, E. Ruckur, B. Graham, A. Wingale, H Buslic. ,1 j :51? w 3- 1'4 41' r l, Lin Taylor, D. Bosliv, G Strawder, E, Pickett. Fourth Row: C. Stephens, M. Thompson. H. Thompson, D. Tyler, M. Shelton, A. Lawson, P. Smith. The Junior Council on Worid Affairs Was designed to inform students about world events. Members discuss the Why3 and 110W, of crises and their effects. Discuss World Affairs C Richard. Fourth Row: L. Chapman, '1'. Steele, S. HarperV N. Sluvall, CV Stephens, V Turner A. Lawson, H. Ross. T. Whitley, B. Taylur, L. Miller. Fiflh Row: M. Coltman, E. Walker, T. Hodge, D, Sloan. P, Bunton, C. Starks, Mr. Jnlmstonc, Sponsor; J. Manigan, B. XValls, R. Tyler, 5. Lawrence, C, Sn'awder. v' --- w: -1 H Bottom Row: 5. McKnight, W. Fax, 1,. Jackson. D. Howard, H. Starks. R. Zeiglvr, K. annre, C Mitchell. Second Row: D. Dyson, C. Ellis, S, Krllcr. R. Barnes, P. Doughman. D. Lewis, C. Sn'awder, D. Wheeler Third Row: J. Taylor, R. Baird. S. Harper. C. Ingram, Bottom Row: 5. Utley. C. Mitchell, P. Jenkins. XI. Jones. Second Row: H. Jones. 5. Ub'union, CI. Ellis, L. Davidson. L. Jewell, B. Howard. Third Row: B. Mitr-lwlL C. Mingnl R. Davis, T. Jones, L. James, M. Cnleman. K. Robbins. Mr. Arrington, Sponsor. Fourth Row: J. Loudermilk, T. Brown, D. Adkins, G. Starks, J. Manigan, D. BaIIJe. .Vl. Uullarn Henis Le Cercle F rangais! Le Cercle Frangais, under the sponsorship of Mr. Arrington, meets Once a month and is conducted in French only. President Karen Moore successfully led the club dur- ing the past yeaL Activities, such as the Christmas party and a visit to Edgecliff Academy to see the play nSt. Joan, were enjoyed by members. D. Gaines, B. Holt, B. Rippelue. Fourth Row: L. Roberts, H. Grigshy, M. Duham C. Edwards, E. Howell, D. Peterson. Botlmn Row: 3. Armstrong. 8. PhelpS. L. Robinson, H. Brewer. R. Langstnn. J, Hans. Second Row: 5, Leu, B. Oehfer. J. Hill, T. Studious Seiioritas, Seflors The main purpose of the Hughes Spanish Club is to cultivate an active interest in the Spanish-speaking coun- tries. Mr. Wynne is the clubvs adviser. Botlom Row: G. Barger, S. Young, R. Kusmann, B. Featherkile, B. Roth. Top Row: W. Mchorge, D. Terrell, S. Anderson, M. 'x ,Iurksnn, Mr. Wynne, Sponsor. Third Row: 5. Famous. H. Richard- son, E. Plain 5. Luwrem'e. P. Davis. Cermanyk people, traditions. custmns, and language are lhe interests of this club. Members discuss Conditions in modern Germany as Well as contributions from its past. Germany Holds Interest Francis, M. Stone, J. Francii, Bollom Row: Miss Reynulds, Sponsor: H Rruning, V. Nixon, 'I'. Mame, K. Rose. C. Witschger. Second Row: B. Redmond. A. Col- Toga-Wearing Citizens The main event of the Latin Club in 1965 was the annual Latin Day, the day that students celebrated the 2718lh birth- day of Rome with a birthday party7 held on April 21. Bollom Row: B. Crighluz P. Judd. K. Edwardg, W, Allen. C, Richard, B. Shacklehn'd. Svrond Row: C. Finley. l Bryant, M. Thomas, L. Ruuf'f, E. Lre, L. Gray. Third Row: Y. Curry. Presi; g lins, J. Tollen, B. Kleinmann, R. T..cvic. Third Row: R. Sargent, T. Ollcrr, A. Squ-lu-a'mann, W. Bradford, J. Jennings. Safety Cnumil members make it Kheir duty to promote safety. Splmsored by Mr. Bitsoff, the Council brings danger- ous conditions to the attention of school nHiciaIs. Safety Council, New Club dent: C. Amlmn. P. Drewry, Vice-Presidenl; V Turner, J. Taylor, H. Tlmmpson. B. Taylor. Bottom Raw: L. Moore, J. Malheis, C. Holloman, D. Pace, R. Steele. J. Cook, .1. Thomas. Second Row: J. Drahos, S. Ballou, W. Allen, L. Potts. B. Graham, 5. Thomas, M Corns, L. Robinson. Third Row: Y Curry, B. Newton, J. Whaley, E. Abig, J. Joiner, Y-Teen Program Helpful Bottom Row: W. Simmons, C. Mitchell, T3. Phelps, D Bolan, J. Hanes. Second Row: J. Bankemper, C. Finley, M. Thomas, N. Welch, P. Judd, S. Barnett, J. Johnson. Third Row: R. Davis, S. Hendricks, D. Peterson, P. Anlhon, P. Armstrong, B. Howard, A. T. Russaw, N. Williams. Fourth Row: D. Howard, C. Richard, A. Wingale, C, Smith, V. Chapman, S. Anderson, B. Shackleford, R. Smith, A. Lawson. Fifth Row: V. Turner. N. Stovall, B. Cathay, B. Bostic, S. Famous, D. Tyler, B. Cobb. D Battle. One of the service groups at Hughes i5 Y-Teens. This is a Christian organization designed to strengthen the char- acter of its Illembers through service to others. In the past year, Y-Teens entertained at a hospital with Christmas carols, held the traditional potato chip sale, and gave a fashion show with Y-Teens as models. Gregory, Fourth Row: L. Davidsun, B. Taylor, P, Davis. C. Stepw liens, R. Russaw, T. Mnnre. Fifth Row: C. Snutherland, L. James, P. ingram, R. Walker, M. Colman, C. Ingram. Guitar Club. Sealed: Tom McKnight, president; Jim Adam, Bob McKnight. Standing: Run Farthing Ayer is 1116 51mnsor. Hi - Y, Character - Building The Hi-Y Club is: for boys, what the Y-Teens organiza- tion is.1 for girls. Its main purpose is to help members help themselves. The boys also carry out service projects. A tra- ditional Hi-Y event in 1965 was the basketball game be- tween Club members and faculty members. As usual, the faculty IDEIIIIJEFS Won. ., bass; David Chouh Mr. Bottom Row: Tony Hodge, Roger Horsley, president; Mike Francis, Robert Baird. Second Row: Bruce Taylor, vice-president; Jack Toltcn, James Cray, Roger Smallwood, treasurer; Jerry Smith. Top Row: William Thomas, James Battle, Don Adkins, Ronald Robbins. Bottom Row: R. Steele, L. Bowling. H. Jones. R. Stelbasky. 5. N1. Jones. L. Kirby, D. Wulfhnrsh J, Bmkman, 5- Iiiller. R. Sinkh Young, E. Turner. E. Doolittle, J. Malheis. Second Row: B, AustinV Held, L, Davidsun. M, Taylnn D. Dyson. Ph Orlemann. Fifth Row: C. Margy, D. Allen, B. Slciner, J. Cnurticr, W. Allen, E. Howard P. Armstrong. B. Newmn, 5. Keller, C. Davidson, M. Ciafardini, 5. Third Row: Cam! Brooks, P. Eken. B. Graham, M. Davidson, T. Famous, SS Andersom S. Lawrencc, M. Tilfurd. Daniel. J. Assum, E. Beecrofl. B. Cobb. K. Moure. Fourth Row: Huzettes Now Accepts Senior Girls into Membership The Huzettes, an alI-girl senior high honor society. sponsored by Mrs. McKihhen, was formed for the purpose of service to the school. All Huzettes are expected to con- tribute their share to make this organization a success. Service at the traditional Huzettes Bakesale, dance, and Christmas tea, is an integral part of each girlhs participa- tion. OHiccrs; W. Allen. treasurer; S. Riiler, corresponding senrelary; PS Armsarong. president; R. Steele, Vlce-premdent; Jh Beckman, recording secretary, Varsity Cheerleaders. Bottom: Paulette OrIemann, Judy Eysoldt, Sandie Rittcr. Top. Debbie Bulan, Juyce Courticr, Ellen Doniiitle 6hKeyah to School Spirit The key to Hughes Spirit is in the hands. of the varsity cheerleaders. They represent enthusiasm, leadership, and rapport between school and teams. The crowd looks 10 the Cheerleaders, and their auticipatiuns and goals become reali- ties with each teanfs victory. High-stepping feet, keeping time to lively7 Hmusic-to- march-byyv call attention to the Big Red drum major, Cliff Davis, and the majorettes. Every haIf-time presents an en- tertaining Illusical show, with the majorettes a key feature in cooperation with the Big Red hand. Majorettes Add Sparkle Hajoreltes. Front: Rosemary Stelbasicy, Bohhettv Culnll, Bevurly Gil- Iiard, Marilyn Titfurd, Phyllis Eken, Kathy Halliday. Back: Sherri Wcishaupl, Mari-Jo Ciafardini. LUNCHROOM CASHIERkFronl: H. Scott P. Armstrong, L. Gray. 5. Young. Back: B. Cilliard, S. Andersen, C. Straw- der, C. Saulherland, V. Chapman, B. Graham. Students Assist in Essential Activities OFFICE WORKEHSwBollom Row: Jewell Smith, Pam Moore, Harlinc Jones. Second Row: Joyce Bcckman, Peggy Lay, Palsy Ingram, Barbara Harvey. Third Row: Paulette Orlemann, Phyllis Eken, Terri Daniel, Wilma. Allen. Bookstore Boys: Gary Cox, Kenny Warren, Terry Draham. Carl Cutler. .3: - v I 4 Ix 'ui ' I I .bg'w A - 1 LIBRARY ASSI'STANTsiFronl: Linda Moore, Mildred Trisler, VISUAL AIDkFront: R. Emerson, R. Merriu. Middle: 1. Reg- Betty Armstrong, Hazel Stark, Ethel Turner, Rosa Kallay, Mary gin, J. Smith, L. Strausbaugh, L. Ackley, C. Washington, D, Wheeler Guens. Back: E11geneI'Inlt,David Daniels. A. Hill, L. Suggs. R. Underwnnd, M Brown, M. Shaw Back: J: Totten, R. Leigh, D. Begley, R. Thiess, D. Weber. PRODUCTION STAFF Sea1ed: Audrey Phillips, Donna Smilh, Lana Cantrell, Miss Levine, adviser. Standing: Dorix Hale, Joyce Cook, Sherry Anderson, Davaina Wells, Donna Fox. Terri Daniel. Regina Russaw, Carol Lay, Mary Ann Mess, Judy Eysnldl, Cilrla Brown. Sharon Ayers. fIn afphahclical nrderh RA Adrian, R. Allun, R. Armstrong, B. Austin, C. Austin, J. BatlIe, C. Beckley, D. Begley, J. Benne, R. Bihh, V. Bochle. E. Brown. E. Brown. J. Bryant, J. Burn A. Carter, K. Clippinger, J. Cocco, H. Cook, E. Dickey. A. Dixon, D. Douglas. C. Easter. R. Farthing. W. Fox, V. Friason. R. Frazier. C. Frey. H. Garrett, P. Class, K. Goods. L, Cray. C. Haendel. C. Hill. J, Howard, L. Hyde, S. Jacksun, TA Joffries, T. Jacobson, B. King, J, Key Words for Band MembershttBusy! Busy! Busy. uML C., strike up the bandW And ontte more the strains of music issue forth from the Hughes Big Red Band of ,65. Whether on the football ftelcl or in concert, Merry-Go-Ruund at graduation, Mr. Gilbert Curtis ably leads the hand through its musical activities. Aside from his full schedule at Hughes, Mr. C. is President of the District 12 OMEA, covering three counties. This year the Hughes band marched at all the football games, performed in the Christmas and Spring concerts, added its zesty music to Merry-CO-Round, played for Graduation, attended the OMEA Solo and Ensemble Cun- test, and held its annual Jazz Concert. The proceeds of the last were used to defray the cost of private lessons for musically-talentcd students. Other activities connected with the band are the major- ettes, who are under the direction of Mrst McKibhen, and the annual candy sale at Christmas time to finance new uniforms. This year the Big Red marching band represented the public high schnnls in the Memorial Day Parade. Majorettes: M. Ciafardini, B. Cobb, P. Ekcn, Captain, 13. Gilliard, K. Halliduy, R. Stelbasky, M. Tilfnrd. S. Weishaupt. Drum Major: Clittord Davis. Kreimer, J. Loudcrmilk, A. Macdonahl, HA Marsh, W. McMillan, E. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, R. Miller. D. Mnnme, H. Mullins, C. Oliver. J. Perry, B. Phelps, B. Pnynlcr. F. Ramsey. L. Roach, M. Rncqucmorc, T. Rogers, V. Scth, T. Schott. J. Smith. R. Smith, N. Hemmer, D. Stites. J. Tepe. J. Turner. A. Vandergriff, T. Weimer. Cg. Welch, B. Williams. E. Willis. A, Wills. '99 Band Officers: James Batlle, lreasurr-r: Ron Farthing. Vice- presidem; Rosemary StellJasky, sechlary; Walu-r Fox. pres:- dent. They are pleased with the band's successful yuar. Senior Orchestra: From: E. Dixon, 5. Hunter. R. Parker, 5. Mays. Middle: R, Bibb, T. Soho , M. Tilfnrd, P. Eken, B. Poynter. H. Mullins. T. ,Tc-Hriea L. Sul- livan. N. Strum. Back: B. Phelps, J. Kreimer, J. Burr. P. Class, R. Farthing, R. Clippinger, .1. Tape, J, Howard, D. Bishop, J. Gray. Hughes, Pep Club, which, according to sponsor Mr. I Melville Byles, is one of the largest in Ohio, was formed for the purpose of providing and inducing school spirit and support. Annually, the Pep Club sells hats, shakers, and game tickets, and sponsors a dance and trips to out-of-town games. Executive Board: Bottom Row: Miss Vitnli, sponsor; L. Bowling, S. Young, president; D. Allen, L. Harris, C. Brooks, Mr. Bylcs, spon- sor. Second Row: L. Anderson, Y. Waters, S. Tyree, S. Hale, P. Eken, D. Allen. Third Row: J. Eysoldt, S. Settle, J. Porter, B. Walls, KV Montag, vice-presidenl; J. Beckman, secretary-treasurer. Pep Club Purpose P1-0Vide and Promote School Spirit Here is pep in action! These enthusiastic renters are the reward for all the Pep CluUs work. Students like these are what makes the Pep Club. 117. Cheerleaders Debbie Bolan, Ellen Doolittle, Paulette Orlemann, Judy Eysoldt, Sandie Killer, and Joyce Courtier are the prime instigators of pep and enthusiasm at Hughes games. Hughes. The source of inspiration for students who go to see the Big Reds in action. Pep Club President Sue Young playfully tries one of the red and white Pep Club hats on sponsor, Mr. Byles Joyce Beckmzm and Sue Young aid Mr. Byles in hanging a. poster for ID. cards. Pep Club members worked diligently to spur sales. 113 Bottom Row: Hy Starks, Y. Waters, M. Roberts. J. Wallace D. Moore, J. Bready, C. Holloman, RA Levie, Second Row: N. Cald- well, B. Gilliard, B, Walker, C. Carter, J, Druing, C. Belton. P. Jones, K. HalIiday. Third Row: P. Strunk1 B. Harvey, W. Roberts, T. Jones, P. Orlemann, M. Brown. P. Smith, H. Scott, K. Moore. Castle9s Choir 0n thKef9 In his second year, Mr. Ayer expanded his musical activities to include Boys: and GirlsE Choruses and the Guitar Club, which made a successful beginning last year. The traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts, the new Halloween assembly and the annual Thanksgiving program were presented in the usual outstanding manner. Senior choir members had the honor of singing at the Fountain Square Christmas tree-lighting ceremonies. With the Ensemble and selected soloists from Senior choir, Hughes was well-represented at the Ohio Music Educators Association contests. Proud of wearing new blazers, the Ensemble made ap- pearances at the All-City Student Council Workshop and at several churches. Indeed, Room 306 holds. the ttKey to Music Appreciation'h in senior high. The state rated the choir htSuperiorf, Fourth Row: T. Schneider, T. Yuungblood, E. Jefferson, K. Dunn, G. Plait, H. Chappell, P. Jones, D. Hill, K. Brown, A. Armstrong, D. Reynolds. Top Row: C. Kirk, W. Bradford. T. Watson, L. Hill, R. Salter, D. Garland, B. Tucker, P. Bennie. T. Suggs, L. Miller, R. Kusmann, R. Wire. These officers handle many details for the choir. Rim. .s5.$i;x m 7 Bottom Row: C. Jackson. J Thomas, Jr Courtier, CV Brooks, M, Salomon, P. Kinley B. l A : . N. Williams. Second 9. Brannock, G. Harris. Row: A. Fletcher, ' . . L P. Drewry, M. Thompson, A. Brand. Third Row: G. Cherry, F. Solumnn, C. Strawder. J. Cump. H. Thnmpson. J. Reece, D. Peter Mr. Ayer approves Rick Salter's new blazer. k son, N. Welch. N. Wright. Fourth Row: C. Dunn. L. Jackson, JL, R. Guodgamea E. Crawford, R. Fairhanks, C. Miller, 1M. Cosby, B. Miles, R. Hoffman, D. Price. Top Row: R. Smith, C. Taylor, L. Slraquaugh, R. Brown, A. Kimble, S. Johnson, P. Harrison, R, Hutchins, T. Brnwn, W Burden. Ensemble makes several special appearances during the year. a ,a; -- ..;. ,- -a. --. . Bottom Row: R. Levie, C. Mitchell, L. Famous, K. Halliday, N. Taylor. Second Row: B. Clayton, J. Courtier, D. Allen, K. Moore, F. Solomon, '1'. Daniel. Third Row: R. Ziegler, M. Baker, J. Eysoldt, Sages in Successful Year Sages, the school drama group, is directed by Mr. French. It contributes to the fall play and to Merryrgo-Round each year. Members plan the. special spring assembly program and their annual spring picnic. Front: F. Solomon, L. Strauesbaugh, K. Halliday, K. Moore, H, Garrett. Middle: ML French, sponsor; JA Cray, J. Cnurtien P. L. James, M. Ciafardini, P. Orlemann, Lh Slra ugh. Fourth Row: J. Gray, B. Walls, Hh Garrett, Th Brown, C. Whittaker, W. Bradford, L. Millet Drama-mindcd Thespians, directed by Mr. French, found themselves busy in October with uTime Out for Ginger,, and this spring with the M-GrR production, gAnnie Get Your Gun. a Thespie awards were presented at the spring banquet. Thespians Honored Orlemanu. M. Cialardjnj. Top: T. Daniel. R. Zeigler, T. Browm W'. Bradwurd. R. W'alls, L. Miller. Ginger LL Cnurtierfl backs Tommy 1L. Straushaugm down after he proves to be inconsistent. Ed H... Miller Hoffman. Howard fB WnIlQ Carol's b055, graphically enacts the riotous afternoon at the bank to Agnes 1M. Ciafardinn. Drama Students Stage r'6Time Out for Gingely Howie Carol, a man of high ideals with a Weakness for making speeches, incites national interest and a town catastrophe when a speech to the high school causes his daughter Ginger to join the boys7 football team. The re- sults are hilarious and the play ends on a happy note. Directed by Mr. French, Hughes, production of Time Out For Ginger? on November 20, 1964, was an nutstand- ing success. Agnes, Huward, Ginger, Juan 1P4 OrlemannL Jeanne lKA MooreL and Liz U51 Solomo$ watch as Tommy gives Eddie IH. B. Garrcm a lesson. F. Solomon and Joyce Courlier. Francine, as Dollie, and Paulette, .15 Annie. Sixteenth Annual Me'rry-Go-Round The success of the Merry-Co-RoundE version of Annie Get Your Gun', was greatly due to the help of Mr. French, Mr. Curtis, M155 Barker, Mr. Ayer. Mrs. McKibben, Mr. Wilkey, Mr. Wilson. g $ ....a B. Roth, J. Penn, P. Moore, T Rodgers, uAnnie and B. Walls. 118 Mr. French, always willing to help. Fred Ramsey tTommy Keelerh Joyce Courlier tWinnie Tatet; and Paulette Orlemann tAnnie Oakleyl. Merry-Co-Round Band. Sealed: M. Miller, B. King, Nt Stemmer, P. Eken, J. Benne, T. Schott, R. Stelhasky, J. Kreimer, W. Fox, W. McMillan, M. Tilford, R. Bibb. Standing: Mr. Curtis, C. Belton, T. Jacobson, V. Friason, J. Cocco, R. Adrian, P. Class, R. Farthing, J. Tepe, E. Brown, T. JcHries, B. Poynter, B. Austin, T. Welmer, R. Clippinger. Carl Whittaker tCharlie Davenporu ; B011 Walls tBuEalo BiID. Paulette played Annie and Henry Garrett, Frank Butler. When Annie Oakley wandered into Cincinnati, she had no idea that the afternoorfs events would change her life. Beating the ttbig, swullen-headed stiffn from the Wild West Show started her career in show business. Six weeks later, after having fallen in love with Annie, Frank left BuHalo Bill for his biggest rival. Pawnee Bill, because he felt that Annie had double-crossed him. Eight month later, Annie returned from a European tour with the Wild West Show, absolutely penniless. Frank and Annie had another shooting match. Annie lost the match and learned that gyou can,t get a man with a gunf7 Staff Learns, Practices Principles of J ournalism The Gargoyle staff publishes the bi-weekly schoo-l paper. Every other Wednesday the students of Hughes look for- ward to reading up-to-the-minute news and the latest worcl on fashions, cars, and entertainment. A few members of the staff, along with Mr. Stephens, went to Columbus for a state-wide conference. Besides having a great deal of fun, they brought back new ideas for the Gargoyle. For a week this summer, Bill Waltz went to Ohio State and represented the city of Cincinnati at a conference. Several college professors lectured the representatives on principles of journalism and journalism as a career. The school appreciatw the fine Work that Mr. Stephens dues in advising the stag. Tummy Shawe Pat McNeely and Wanda Collins check for ways to improve the Gargoyle. Very good! says Mr. Stephens la Bill Waltz the edimr. LiStudy the editorial on smoking, Emma Beecmft and Jean Truss, urges Mr. Stephens. 12.0 As Mr. Stephens walks out the duor, Brenda Shock lurnH 'Did if pass Mr. Stephens, appruval? Bill Huuver, Morris Woods and talks to Ron Farthing. and Kathy Bennett ask Harold Winkle. Isn't that clever'f'! asks Brenda Phelps 0f Pauline WIEIUII. They also report news of Hughes 10 Ihe city's evening papm'. T: ' i ' V ,. . r' K , Iex Joyce Beckman, Put Armstrong and Tom Schnell make plans rm next week's issue uf the Gargoyle. W R Cathay, D. Dyson, U. Allman, 13. Hoover, J. Truss. J. Goodriche, D. Calhoun discuss Ihe idea of publishing the Christmas issue of the Gargoyle in grern ink. 11.1 uWhich do you like better?1 Sandie Ritter, assistant business manA ager, asks the editors, Karen Moore, Sylvia Ewing, and Judy Matheis. Cooperation, Hard Work Produce Good Annual Headed by Sylvia Ewing and Leon Pierson, the ANNUAL staff consists of three groups: the literary staH handles pic- tures and written copy; the art staE assists with lay-out and furnishes all art work; the business staff manages all finan- cial matters. Twenty-five staff members, all seniors, produce the ANNUAL, with the help of the advisers, Miss Reynolds, Miss Adomeit, and Mrs. Long. Mrs. Long, new financial adviser, succeeds Mr. Clyde Hall, who retired last June after many years at Hughes. The '65 ANNUAL first took form at preliminary staff meetings last June. Now, after a year of work tand fun tooU, HKeys of the Castle is a reality. Once in a while the advisers get together just to talk and discuss the latmt plans for the Annual. They are: Miss Adomeit, an ad- viser; Mrs. Long, business adviser; and Miss Reynolds, literary adviser. 117. Financing lhe ANNUAL requires hard work agree Joyce Cook, Suzanne Famous, and Linda Davidson, helpers. Co-editor Leon Pierson sneaks a preview of the cover. Everyone thinks ifs great! Section Editors: Dianna Pace, Underclassmen; Pat Miller, G.A.A.; Wilma Allen, Activities; Shirley Lawrence. Faculty; Betty Newton, Nelson Holmchuh, Seniors; John Duvall, Joe Porter, Sports; Darlene Love, Junior High. uSmile! Youke on candid camernl'i Tom Schneider is responsible for taking most of the informal pictures for the ANNUAL. Assistants: Joyce Drahos, Typist; Francine Solomon, Ac- tivities; Vemita Sherrill, Faculty; Ruby Steele, Art; Terri Moore, Junior High; Jewel Bryant, Typist, Executive Boarthcnlcd: S. Weishaupt, R. Zeigler, W. Fox, K. Moore, L. Kirby. Standing: J. Tepu, R. Horsley, R. Farlhing, J. Battle, Mr. Wilkcy. The Student Council is, in reality, a form of student government, whereby students may voice their wishes, com- plaints, and opinions. There are committees within the Council, such as the Project, which tries to improve and beautify the school, and the Assembly, Which presents clas- sical and clean-up programs. In the past year, the Council, under the leadership of adviser, Mr. Wilkey, and president, Waller Fox, sponsored the Homecoming dance and game. Student Council Functions Mainly Through Committees Bottom Row: 11 Bulan. J. Malheis, N. Williams, W. Fox Wrai- denU, E. Howard, K. Halliday, A. Ramsey. Second Row: M. Jeter, C, Johnson, M. Solomon, L, Jackson, K. Moore, L. Moore, P. Rus- sell, 5. Weishaupt hRecording SecretaryL Third Row: L. Rouff, B. Johnson, J. Mitchell, L Beckman, A. Carter, R. Smith, R Zeigler, tgt N. Slcmmer. Fourth Row: L. Kirby morresponding Secretaryl, R. Davis, P. McDowell, K. Kurtz, R. Walker, 5. Cantrell, P. Orle- mazm, M. Cox. Fifth Row: J. Howard, R. Horsley, J. Battle hTreas- urerL R. Farthing, J. Tepe hVicc-presidcnn, D. Wagner, H. Garrett, P. Class, Mr. Wilkey hSponsorL Jerry Tepe helps pack boxes of canned goods brought by Hughes sludenls for Thanksgiving oFferings to needy residents in the area. The Homecoming dance, sponsored by the Cm-Incil, prove-d a syc- cess. The dance was preceded by a Homeconnng game, m wlnch Hughes was defeated Mr. Wilkey and a student cnunl ballots from the nmclg Presidential election held in November. Students voted overwhelmlngly for Mr. Johnson. V' i I - '35 Bottom Row: D. Smith, E. Turner, S. Young, 3 Garrison, L. Bowl- ing, A. Brand. Second Row: K. Moore, R. Day. B. Graham, M. Da- vidson, J. Morrison, W. Fox. Third Row: L. Davidson, M. Taylor, '1'. JeHries, B. Newton, 5. Ayers, T. Hodge. Fourth Row: P. Orle- mann, C. Davidson, 5. Famous, M. Tilford, J. Beckman, FL Horsley. Fifth Row: Shirley Lawrence, M. Ciafardini, J. Tape. ,L Battle, S. Anderson, F. Patrick. Honor Society Encourages, Rewards Academic Excellence Winners of Honor Society's mock Co11ege Bowl, R. Reid, M. David- son, 5. Hoglund, and K. Montag, are seen with emcee, J. Tape. 116 HONOR ROLL-CLASS OF 1965 Sharon Anderson Sharon Kay Ayers James Clyde Battle Joyce Ann Beckman Linda Bowling Alice Jean Brand Linda C. Davidson Patricia. Ann Davis Ruth Virginia Day Phyllis Ann Eken Sylvia D. Ewing Suzanne Famous Walter Fox Barbara Graham Kathy Halliday Tony Richard Hodge Nelson J. Hnlzschuh Roger Allen Horsley Rosa Helen Kaltay Shirley Ann Lawrence Judy Lynn Matheis Warren McMillan Lawrence. Miiler Karen Sue Moan: Rainer L. Mueller Belly Juan Newlnu Paulette Orlemann Leon Pierson Sandra J. Hitter. Palricia Ann Schwing Rosie Lee Sinkfield Jerry Ruhcrt Tells Marilyn J. Tilfnrd William Wailz Susan Young spontsmanship .w-ouu-Ti . BOTTOM Row: D. Garland, R. Smith, R. Salter, C. Johnson, B. Miles, C. Gentry, W. Grissom, A. Adams, B. Benton. SECDND ROW: L Van- Zandt, L. Myles, T. Sams, L, Steele, K. Blackwell, E. Anderson. E. Smith, J. Dye, E. Merchant, A. Kimble. THIRD Row: R Farazier, J. Perry, E. Dickey, C. Bccklcy, D. Ruff, J. Craynon, H. Lockelt, C. Hudson, W. Burden TU? ROW: M. Woods, Manager; L. Hill, C. Hester. R. anfmun, Manager; L. Miller, Manager; Coaches Howard Thomas, Richard Barrett, Ronald Otto. Coach Thomas9 Gridders Disappointed with h64 Record Big Reds Land in Seventh Place, Ahead of Central The Big Reds opened the season with a loss against Sidney but came back the next week to defeat the Central Knights, 30-0. This proved to be the only Hughes win in ,64, although the Big Reds played a 6-6 tie with Aiken. Hughes suffered five League losses against Withrow, Walnut Hills, Taft, Woodward, and Western Hills. Colerainhs Cardinals handed the Big Reds their final defeat. The Hughes gridders showed Hashes of fine passing and brilliant running and managed to score at least once against every opponent except Withrow, but victory eluded them after the early-season win over Central. Richard Salter, offense, and Benny Miles, defease, were named to the P.H.S.L. all. star squad. Ron Smith received honorable mention. 17.8 1964 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Date Opponent Varsity September 18 Sidney 20; Hughes 6 September 25 Central 6; Hughes 30 October 2 Withrow 26; Hughes 0 October 10 Walnut Hills 44; Hughes 8 October 16 Taft 20; Hughes 6 October 23 Woodward 34; Hughes 6 October 30 Ai ken 6; Hughes 6 November 7 Western Hills 32; Hughes 20 November 13 CoIerain 34; Hughes 20 Wins Losses Ties Over-all Record 1 7 1 Public High School League 1 5 1 Howard Thomas Varsity Coarh Richard Salter E ml. Charles Johnsnn Tackle Guard Ronald Smith Quarterback Bill Benton End Senior Footballers Win Commendation of Coach Willard Crissum Halflmclr Daryl Garland Hafffmuk 4 Alvin Adams Halfbark Benny Miles Fullback Hughes Gridders Find Opposition Rougher Than Usual . End Bill Brnlon snags pass from quarterback dig Red lacklcrs bung down Falcon lJall carrier in 66 game; Anderson and runs for substantial gain. Rugged Hughes dcfcndnr Benny Miles takes down a Woodward runner. The Bulldogs went on to defeat lhn: Big Reds. 130 .. ' , Big: Hod runner gets stopped on plunge through Woodward defense. Howl: 11w UHL'IISP? Lnul'h Thnmas asks E Diflwy. Dewitt: m UHOI'L Walnut Hills line rum slop Big Hal fullback Benny Mil: No. 333 Hum t-rnssing goulwlinu. r, w- - -. 43 :L. . :; . . ,, u... Em Bottom Row: Larry Bolling, Ronald Baird, Bobby Williams, Arihur Mel Hill. Lcamon Pusey, Donald Banks. 'op Row: Russell HoH- chlt. James Black, Lynn Pugh. Second Row: Willie Sclllem Keith man, Manugur; Dennis RUN. Thaddeus Williams, Elmer Brown, H Cnrdes, Jerome Zee, ClifTurd Whigham, Dan Nored, John Williams. Harrison Junes, Coach Run Otto. Third Row: Larry Miller, Managcr: Dennis Young. Greg Durham. Big Red Reserve Gridders Have Winning Season With a 5-1-1 record, Coach Ottds Rwerve football team Coach Otto welded together a group of boys coming finished the P.H.S.L. season in second place. The lone loss from many different junior high schools into a winning was inflicted by champion Aiken; Taft and Hughes played combination. The Big Red Reserves learned defense, smring to a 6-6 tie. The five Hughes wins were against Withrow, piays, and most of alI 1eamwork. Western Hills, Woodward, Walnut Hills, and CentraL H65 on his wayalaeading for another Reserve lnuchdnwmI Hughes' victim in this game is 1110 Wundwurd Bulldug reserve leam, Big Red Harriers Small in Number, Great in Spirit a Big Rvd harriers Greg and john Ziegler warm up hefore league meet at Avun Field. Borrow; Row; V. Maksimuvic, L. Cooks, G. Ziegler, Coach Rolfes, J. Ziegler, A. Rainey, E. Turner. SECOND ROW: A. Maksimovic, F. Walker, 133 The Big Red hurriers, coached by Mr. Frank Rolfes, fm- ishcd sixth in the Public High School League, The season opened with a meet at Creenhills. With Creenhills, Hughes, and La Sallc competing, the host team took first place and Hughes, second. John Ziegler, returning Ietterman, came in second in the meet, Other returning ietlermen were Gary Ziegler and Norman Moore. Completing the varsity were Run Combs, Don Wagner, and Marvin Winkfield, Through- out the season. John Ziegler, Bk,r Red slanduut, always filb ished in the top ten. In League competition. the Big Reds lacked speed and stamina, but, they did not lack spirit and determination. The outstanding Reserve harriers were Fred Walker and Larry Cools. D. Wagner, A. Burkns, M. Winkhcld, J. Hamncn THIRD Row: Manah get T. St. Clair, W. Snoddy. R. Combs, N. Moore, C. Ross. Standing: Jim Jones, Phil Bunton, George Starks, Dan Williams, Sealed: Eugene Ottle, Manager; Al Slaughter, Rich Ross, Coach Greg Kirk, Ken Blackwell, Gil Oliver. Rolfes, Jim Battle, A1 Wills, Norman Moore, Judson Jeter, Manager. 1965 Just Not the Big Reds9 Year in Varsity Basketball Under Coach Rolfes in his fourth year at Hughes, the Big SCHEDULE Reds started what appeared to he a most successful cam- Date Home Opponent paign. After losing their second game of the season to Aiken, December 5 HUghes 57; Ahderson 53 following a win over Anderson, they went on to win four December 11 Hughes 79; Aiken. 89 . . December 12 Hughes 79; Oak H1113 73 consecutive games. Then they began to falter. Loslng a close December 13 Hughes 68; Woodward 57 game to Finneytown started their decline. Hughes was not December 19 Hughes 78; Lemon-Monroe 77 able to play winning ball for several games after that. The December 23 Hughes 879 Western Hills 75 B1 R d 1 fl , h 1 f , . h . January 2 Hughes 55; Finneytown 57 IIg e s ost ve stralg t 16 are comlng up w1t an over- January 8 Hughes 69; Taft 71 tune thory agalnst Woodward. However, they lost thelr January 12 Hughes 44; Walnutl-lills 63 remaining four regular season games and their first and january :3 gugfws 4?; gilhruw 71 , . . . . anuary ugles 6 ; entral 63 only tourrtament game, m Whth Hughes was pltted agamst January 29 Hughes 88; Aiken 95 Walnut Hllls- January 30 Hughes 58; Western Hills 69 Led by returning veterans George Starks, James Battle, February 5 Hughes 63; Woodward 66 A1 Slau ht r. A1 W'll - d - - . February 9 Hughes 71; Taft 86 . g e t 1 5' an Jlm Jones, the Blg Reds 11.3 February 12 Hughes 55; WalnutHills 56 celved good support from the bench, composed of Phll February 16 Hughes 59; Withmw 80 Bunton, Norman Moore, CiI Oliver, Greg Kirk, and Ken Febrnary 19 Hughes 59; Central 60 Blackwell. The promotion of resertie center Dan Williams TOURNAMENT to the varsity proved a most effective move. Richard West March 5 Hughes 51; WalnutHills 57 and Ed Casey, leading reserve scorers, Were also brought up7 but only for the final game against Central. Hughes lost five and won two games in which the out- come was decided by either one or two points. 134 OVER-ALL RECORD Won 6 - Lost 13 LEAGUE RECORD W011 3 - Lost 11 NORMAN MOORE Guard LESTER MONK Reserve Coach GREGORY KIRK Center FRANK ROLFES Varsity Coach AL SLAUGHTER G uard RICHARD ROSS F orward GEORGE STARKS F0 rwa rd-Center ALPHONSO WILLS Guard 135' J A MES BATTLE Guardforward PHIL BUNTON F0 rward Richard Ross and Greg Kirk await rebound against the Aiken Falcons. Big Reds in Tough Season A1 Wills shoots over a screen set by Al Slaughter in a HugheSv Withrow game. Starks Losses in lanother two-pointer for the Big Reds in a contest with the champion Withrow Tigers. A5 A1 Slaughter waits, Jim Battle hits on a jumper to add two points to the Big Reds, score. - Dan Williams, brought up from the. Hughes Reserves, goes after the hall for the Big Reds against the Bulldogs of Woodward, Hughes cagers Al Wills and A1 Slaughter No. 40 set up a play to get past the Central Knights. Starks controls the jump against lhe League-leading Tigers of With- row. Against stubborn defense from the Withrow varsity team, Big Red Richard Ross attempts a. diH'iculL lay-up. Richard West sinks a. one-hander for the Big Red Reserves in their battle with the Wilhrow Reserves, Danny Williams tries a jumper against the Knights of Central. 5 - W n- E E , . F . '4 t Richard West lets. go with another two-paimer for Hughes against the Withrow Reserves. Bottom Row: John King, Richard West, Coach Lester Monk, Ed Casey, Ray Jones. Middle Row: Eugene Ottle, Manager; Willie Reeves, Delbert Holston, Dan Mitchell, Ken Smith, Judson Jeter, Manager. Top How: John Sager, Dave Boettcher, Charles Parnell, Harrison J ones. Monkas Reserves Succeed The reserve basketeers completed a successful season in second place, behind the Withrow Tigers. With their only league losses coming from Withrow, Central, and Western Hills, the Hughes quintet wound up the season with an 11-3 Public High School record, and a 13-5 overall record. Of the four cxtra-league contests, Hughes split even. Losses to Anderson and Oak Hills opened the campaign. The team was led by the co-captains: Ed Casey and Richard West, and the talented sophomore center, Danny Williams. The reserve cagers certainly gave Hughes fans something to cheer about. RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD Hughes 38; Anderson 56 Hughes 55 ; Oak Hills 72 Hughes 78; LemonrMonroe 55 Hughes 46; Woodward 30 Hughes 58; Western Hills 45 Hughes 57; Taft 34- Hughes 71; Finneytown 66 Hughes 63; Central 26 Hughes 4-1; Withrow 39 Hughes 62; Aiken 44 Hughes 48; Aiken 42 Hughes 29; Western Hills 34- Hughes 55; Woodward 50 Hughes 57; Taft 51 Hughes 65; Walnut Hills 46 Hughes 53; Wi throw 58 Hughes 36; Central 46 Hughes 51; Walnut Hills 36 OVEn-AI.L RECORD 13 Wins - 5 Losses PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE 11 Wins - 3 Losses In game with the Finneytown Reserves, Dannyr Williams tips in ant other basket, with John Sager watching. Don Wagner leads the other distance men, J. Dye, L. Coats, and M. WinkBeld, in a practice race at Coy Field. Experienced Tracksters RE'D1:2:mm;$0af2:;:1avi c:i;:o:?m WE: Coach Em Return to Action in 965 Mr. Barretfs Big Red track team of 1964- brought honor to Hughes with its fine performance. The team7 over-all, ranked second in the Public High School League, and the 880-relay team took fourth place in the state Fmals in Columbus. Great things are expected this season from Mike Davis and Daryl Garland, top hurdlers, and Tom Watson, high jumper. Other returning lettermen are Willard Grissom, Bill Thomas, George Austin, and A1 Slaughter. Mike Davis and Daryl Garland go over the hurdles neck-and-neck, with Bill Burden and Ray Guerrant close behind. ,3, SW! .h sugh L . ' '-. .. L cutie Inunxl xvschb gmxtnxx'h w r - 7x . - ' h - ' ' , , . Tom Sams and Tom Waisnn, high jumpers. E. Dickey, C. Gentry, and L. Steele train hard for the shotput event. Speedsters ready to burn up the track are B. Thomas, G. Austin, W. Grissom, A. Wills. Bill Benton puts the pin on Benny Miles in a practice match. The Big Red wrestlers, under the expert coaching of Mr. Morris, won the first Public High School League champion- ship and placed fourth in the District. Standouts among this year,s matmen were Jerry Smith and LeBaron Steele, who advanced to the state competition, and Benny Miles, loser of only three matches. Bill Benton and Benny Miles were co- Jerry Smith and LcBamn Steele, district champions, represented captains 0f the team. Hughes in the State Meet. Hughes Matmen in P.H.S.L. Records as First Champions Bottom Row: T. Pierson, M. Bolan, J. Smith, E. Smith, C, Dunn. Second Row: K. Cordes, B. Benton, J. Craynon, L. Steele, J. Davis, P. Bennie, R. Campbell. Top How: Coach Morris, R. Simpson, M. Winkfield, B. Miles, G. Plair, W. Frye, E. Kennedy, Manager. 14.1 Bottom Row: Eugene Ottle, Paul Glass, Vernon Schell, Bill Coetz. Top Row: Coach Wail, Ron Kennedy, Tarry Crear, Larry Strausbaugh, and Bruce Taylor. Not Pictured: Bill Rippetoe. In a disappointing season: the varsity swinnning team finished seventh in League competition. Although Lnu Turner and Bruce Taylor swam in the district finals. they failed to qualify for the stale meet. Junior high swimmers coming to the varsity next year will add talent and expe- rience to Coach Strahlerls Big RedsV Mermen Make Little Splash Netmen9s Wins Numbered With no seniors on last yearls team, the Hughes netmen were too inexperienced to pose a threat to the stronger ten- nis powers of the League in 1964. The teanfs three top players. last year were Fred Lane, Larry Strausbaugh, and Bruce Taylor. The 1965 Weilvcoached tennis squad will have several players returning. In Water: R. Polly, M. Brown, M. Frommel, B. Taylor. Second Row: B. Oehler, R. Combs, D. Bolan, W. Snoddy, 1'. Holland. Top Row: T. Mueller, T. Brahman, G. Wilder, Coach Strahler, T. Schnell, L. Turner, J . Littrell. Charles BeckIey and Ed Casey show their line pitching form, Ed Casey and Jeff Reggin show lheir form as Ron Smith calls the pitches. Success of Hughes Nine Depends on Sophomore Potential After a 1964 season of sixteen wins and fifteen losses, the Hughes baseball team hapes for an improve6 record this year. The many sophomores on the 365 team lack experience, but Coach Otto expects returning senior lettermen Ron Smith, Harry Vogel and Rick Salter to provide enough poise and leadership to spark the Big Reds to another championship. Hughes traditionally has winning seasons in baseball. The Big Reds pIay all their Public High School rivals and also such other teams as Covington Holmes, Ludlow, Newport Catholic, and Oak Hills. The ,65 schedule will test the talent of Mr. Ottoys miamond Darling? as they have been calledH. Coagh Otto talks with Sam Kimble while other team members discuss coming season. I44 Coach Otto and Co-Captains Ron Smith and Richard Salter look over the schedule. 1964 BASEBALL RECORD Date Varsity Opponent March 30 Hughes 4; Reading 1 March 31 Hughes 7; Loveland 0 April 1 Hughes 11; Walnut Hills 10 April 3 Hughes 5; Central 14 April 6 Hughes 2; Aiken 7 April 8 Hughes 10; Withrow 11 April 9 Hughes ; North College Hill 2 April 10 Hughes 6; Woodward 4 April 11 Hughes 1; Oak Hills 6 April 13 Hughes 2; Western Hills 5 April 14 Hughes 0; Newport1 Ky. 3 April 15 Hughes 9; Taft 1 April 1? Hughes 3; Walnut Hills 1 April 20 Hughes 4; Central 3 April 22 Hughes 4; Aiken 6 April 24- Hughes 2; Wilhrow 3 April 2? Hughes 6; Woodward 7 April 28 Hughes 1; Western Hills 0 April 29 Hughes 8; Mariemonl 2 May 4 Hughes 2; Tait 7 May 5 Hughes 4; Madeira 1 May 6 Hughes 6; Sycamore 4 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT May 8 Hughes 0; Withrow 7 May 11 Hughes 3; Anderson 5 May 12 Hughes 2; Ludlow, Kyn 5 May 13 Hughes 5 Finneytown . 4 MEY 14 Hughes 5; Covington Holmes 6 May 15 Hughes 6; Indian Hill 2 May 18 Hughes 5; Oak Hills 12 May 20 Hughes 6; Wyoming 2 May 21 Hughes 7; Country Day 0 OVERaALL RECORD Won 16 - Lost 15 Ifouom Row: Paul Rose, Manager; Ronnie Smith, Jeff Reggin, LWg Durham, Jim Hamner, Ernie Duh, Cliff Whigham, Jerry Harvey, Manager. Middle Row: Willie Reeves, Harold Lockett, Bill Benton, Coach Otto discusses a pitch with Harry Vogel. Danny Smith, Harry Vogel, Harold Baler, Bill Melvin, Joe Turner. Top Row; Coach Ron Otto, Charles Becklcy, Arnold Kimble, J 01111 Sager, Eddle Casey, Ellis Anderson, Rick Salter, 'Sam Kimble. p. K .21 A4 4T2m I 1 I i gnu: mu Ir mu m , navman- 4 x? , , , Formerly- head basketball coach, busy Mr. Grimes DOW direuls the Intramural Council. On Floor: F. Mathes, R. Hammond. In Back: Hughes Intramural program R. Kjdwell, E. Ottle, R. Reid, L. Willoughby, N. Johnson. Betty Moss and Rose Bolling come to Mr. Jones golf clinic, one intramural activity open to girls. Hear that music coming from the gym? Roller-skaling attracts many participants, both boys and girls. Intramurals Benefit All J. Stallings, C. Taylor, E. Sumler, T. Swoope. J. Standifer, T. Suggs, W- T814012 W- Stewarlof homeroom 222lead BOPhOmOIES- Mr. Grimes, director of intramurals since the program started, keeps things running smoothly in the state,s largest intra-school sports activity. An Intramural Council, made up of interested students, assists Mr. Grimes with the record- kcep'ing and many other details. All grades participate in intramurais and determine a' champion for each grade. Grade champions then play each other for the school championship. Individual students earn points for participation and performance. Awards are macie at the athletic assembly held late in the year. Some of the most popular sports are basketball, volleyball, touch football, water-polo, and softball. Girls also enjoy roller-skating, golf, and bowling. Some events take place in the morning before school; others begin at 3:05 pm. Junior high students, as Well as senior high, beneiit from the intra- mural program. A JANE VOSS PATSY INGRAM JACKIE IRVING LUCY MOORE JOYCE COURTIER ROSALYN DAVIS Active Participation in Athletics-Key to Physical F itness The Girls, Athletic Association, better known as G.A.A., is made up of senior high girls who enjoy sports. After members discuss difierent activities that interest them, spon- sors, sports leaders, and executive board work together to outline the program for the year. Both team sports and individual sports are included. The busy sponsors not only supervise the various sports- and prepare Hughes girls for the public high school play- days but also assist with the fund'raising projects, such as, the hMr. and Miss Hughes Dance and the annual bake sale and apple sale. Climaxing a full schedule of fun and work, the event of the year took place. On May 18, the G.A.A. held its traditional banquet, during which awards were presented on the basis of points received for participation in various activities. G.A.A. Executive Board: Bottom Row: Boisine Howard. Assistant General Chairman; Kathy Bennett, General Chairman; Gilda Brown, Secretary; Lucy Moore, Sport Leader. Top Row: Beverly Gilliard, Historian; Shirley Lawrence, Sports Chairman; Jane Voss, Sport Leader; Patsy Ingram, Treasurer; Rosalyn Davis, Sport Leader. 14.8 Mrs. Kaichen, Mrs. McKibben and Mrs. Libbert are deciding which sports and activities each wishes to supervise 5 2 3X K 1, vnnKVNhh'vK wammmuuw 47 m E - :15 ! 1.1.: J unidr High Soccer The junior high girls have the same G.A.A. sports as the senior high except for hockey. Instead of hockey they play soccer, which cnnsists of eleven girls on each team. Practice, under the supervision of Mrs. McKibben, developed some good soccer players among the junior high. girls. At the Playday, held at Western Hills High School, the Hughes girls won two games, lied one, and lost one. Vblleyball Instead of the eight-player modified game with substitution at half-time, the offlcial six-player game with continuous substiiulion was installed this year. As usual, Hughes look first place at the Playday. Girls in the Swim Splash Their Way To Fun and F itness Tennis Mrs. Libbert teaches the girls early Monday mornings basic fundamentals, such as serving, playing doubles and singles, and keeping score. In the after- noon, ifs down to the tennis courts! Then the girls practice hard to become proHcient in the game. Modern Dance On February 16, twentyhflve Hughes girls at- tended the University of Cincinnati dance com- position class. The girls watched the performance. presented by Mrs. Comer, and later participated themsefves. Mrs. McKihhen trains the girls one hour every Monday afternoon for their annual participation in the Mcrry-Ga-Round and the Jazz assembly. The modern dance programjs an im- portant part of G.A.A. 15o Swimming The GALAM swim program was divid- ed into two phases: swimming instruc- tion and swimming teams. Girls were chosen for the swim teams after their testing in the swim trials. The swim meet this year was held at Aiken. In the course of the season, over one hune dred girls participated. v. .4,emmg.w-,.Lr.s-: :Kmian-zux,w mduuld- 44 9' Softball The fourth and last team sport of the year was softball. It was climaxed at a Playday at Lunken Playfleld, where all G.A.A. saithall teams of Cincinnati Public High Schools came to match their skills with one another. Hughes girls attend: ing this event were chosen on the basis of attend- ance and ability. Hockey G.A.A. got 03 to a fine start this year with more girls coming out for the Hrst team sport, hockey. On Thursday, Octo- ber 29, 1964-, the girls attended a Play- day held at Withrow. As in the past, Hughes' girls did a fine job, having three wins and one tie. Basketball Girlssy basketball has become more like the hoyg basketball. This year, along with the roving guard and roving forward. the game started with a center jump instead of the center throw-jn. Maybe, soon, the girls will have indefinite dribble. 152. Archery For the first time, commencing at 7:30 am. on Wednesdays, archery continued throughout the school year. This gave interested girls a greater opportunity to better their skills in this individual sport. The Junior High Student Council is an organization set up to promote better citizenship and good-will among junior high school students. Early each fall there is a general election in each junior high home mom to choose a person capable of representing his home room well. After the election, the representatives meet to discuss and- propose new ideas on how to better the junior high. They do this work under the able supervision of their sponsor, Mr. J ames Bruck. Last fall the Junior High Student Council sponsored a dance held in the girls, gym. Although the dance was a suc- cess, the Council felt that more junior high school students should have participated-especially boys. The Council assisted in the campaign for a cleaner school building. Bottom Row: G. Millikin, M. Farley, B. Roach, R. Sanderson, L. Bailey, B. Roth, J. Penn. Second Row: R. Dunn, J. Remhers, R. Martin, W. Barber, J. Booher, E. Thrash, D. Washington, R. Hen- dricks. Third Row: P. Reid, D. Hargett, L. Dickerson, K. Cook, H. Flack, W. Hartman, L. Miller, D. Acker, S, Come. Fourth Row: E. Hughes, 5. Ramsey, V. Hall, R. Byrd, N. Taylor, L. Jewell, D. Donlan, L. Wesley, S. Robinson. Fifth Row: C. Bryant, C. Ellis, J. Sithack, R. Leigh, J. Wilson, M. Kirchgcssner, D. Merianos, D. Mc- Intosh, C. Kalous. Executive Boarri: H. Flack, D. Donlan, M. Kirchgessner, P. Reid, Mr. Bruck, sponsor; R. Leigh. Work of Junior Student Council, Key to Good Citizenship The purpose of the Junior High Honor Society is to en- courage high scholastic achievement among junior high school students. If a student maintains a hB average, he is eligible for membership in the Society. The Honor Societfs most important event of the year is the banquet held in the spring. Members are honored by teachers and friends and a program is presented. Miss Hollweck has sponsored the club for several years. OfEcers. Front: Hildreth Crigsby, Jerine Boyles. Back: Linda Cordes, Carole Ellis, Steve 0,Banion. Members of Junior Honor Society Hold Key to Scholarship Bottom Row: J. Boyles, S. Utley, M. Jones, M. Taylor. Top Row: C. Ellis, L. Cordes, H. Grigsby, D. Smith, S. OhBanion. A. Nelson and R. Slanforth bring homeroom Mite Boxes to Mrs. Cox. Letas Learn to Share, Study, Assume Responsibility Did you ever see such studious boys? J. Murphy, E. Howard and J. Cook participate in Operation Clean-up. i a Bottom Row: D. UBanion, A. Stephens, J. Sergent, T. Rogers, R. Stanforlh, A. Haney. Second Row: F. Roberts, J. Vandergrifi, M. Jones, R. Reed, S. UtIey, P. Stephens, R. Unger. Third Row: 5. Med Knight, P. Manning, L. Jewell, S. Parker, 5. OiBanion, A. Cahill, K. Allen. Fourlh Row: R. Smith, T. Howard, C. Blackwell, C. Ed; wards, J. Roark, P. Sibley, R. Halton. Paula Stephens brings her Science Fair project to Mr. Cherry. Junior High Science Club Now Has New Sponsor The Junior High Science Club is an organization to in- crease interest among junior high students in the field of science. Each month an interesting guest comes to Hughes to give an informative speech dealing With the branch of science with which he is closely associated. The club, originally organized by Miss Helen Betty New- man, is now sponsored by Mr. Cherry. T he first order of business each year is the election of oPhcers capable of running an active club. They are as follows: President-Paula Stephens Vice-PresidenteSteve OiBanion Recording SecretaryeLinda Jewell TreasurereAlex Weber The oHicers assist in obtaining interesting speakers for programs that will be enjoyed by all members. The club is widely known throughout the school for its annual sale of Hower seeds. I57 2 Bottom Row: R. Kindoll, G. Mullikin, A. Brunet, M. Tucker, J. Quinlan, S. Culhreth, Jh Freeman, C. Tucker, W. Couch, L. Webb, K. Barber, M. Farley, B. Cox, H. Stevens. Second Row: J, Robertg, W. Mueller, C. Durhin, E. Strum, R. Read, A. Cahill, B. Malian, I. Becker. G. Crowley, M. Lee, B. Carlotta. Third Row: K. Vander- burg, S. Utley, S. Patton, S. Askins, P. Pflug, E. Crank, B. Schmidt, S. Robison, L. J swell, R. Smith, 13. Lindsey. B. Nixon. Fourth Row: S. Davis, C. Clifford. J. Hopkins, A, McKenzie, SV Weber, J. Schmidt, 0. Evans, Nh Denson, C. Kleinmann, C. Bryant, D4 Pennington, M. Lewis. Fifth Row: Kh Allen, C. Blackwell, B. Green, I. Huddleston, E. Henley, R. Pekins, R. Jordan, G. Clark, M. Jackson, J. Wilson. Key to PerfectionhTale-nt, Training, Practice Always willing to help, Miss Barker gives a little extra encouragement to Michael Wilson and Carolyn Matthews. Membership in Junior High Choir, under the direction of MiSS Josephine Barker, inspires the students of Hughes Junior High School to fuller participation in good music and greater appreciation of it. Each year Miss Barker holds auditions to choose seventh and eighth graders who like to sing and who have voices capable of benefitting from the training received in eighth and ninth grade choirs. With daily practice and many oph portunitics for concerts at school assemblies and 'in public programs, choir members learn a great deal of music and develop poise on the stage. Many advance to Senior Choir, and some eventually prepare for a career in music. Bottom Row: C. Hall, P. Moore, MA Cox, P. Reid, B. Gray, J. Wat. son, R. Turnhow. Second Row: J. WilIiarns, R. Sheets, M. Ross, B. Horn, J. Crespo, V. Hall. Third Row: B. Lockett, J. Henson, 5. Bol- linger, J. Stamper, L. Melvin, D. Merianos, S. Lasby, W. Barber. Fourth Row: 5. Oliver, J. Smith, W. Culley, N. Muse, M. Kirch- gessner, J. Allen, V. Smith, F. Norris, .I. Banks, W. Mchnts. Fifth Row: D. Hatmaker, M. Woods, D. Hodge, F. Armstrong, A. Hill, S. Runion, D. Larjson, L. Siggs, R. Byrd, H. Flack, D. Goodgames. Bottom Row: K. Henson, D. Thomas, S. Walker, V. Nixon, J. Odom, T. Hooker, T. Haynes, D. Dolan, B. Edmondson, L. Morgan. V. Hall. C. Honaker, A. Hensley, S. Cuore, V. Blair. Second Row: G Barger, R. Buttree, N. Knapp, K. Hensley. Fourth Row: R. Merritt, R. 13- Dean, P. Polly, W. Wade, C. Walter, P. Clay, P. Weber, R. Bruner, F. Morgan, L. Chambers, C, Hughes, 5. Wilson, L. Bailey, CroweIl, M. Hibbard. Third Row: R. Funk, B. Durbin, S. Rumsey. M. Adams, K. Bradford, E, Hughes, B. Levie, R. Wright, G. Howard. 1 y Bollom Row: Betty Elliott, Debbie Strobel, Joyce Scarberry, Geri Craig Edwards, James Haring, Alex Weber, Jim Underwood, Dennis Caseholt, Linda Warren, Linda Mullins, Kathy MoerIe'Ln. Second Dohme, Ronnie Thomas, Rodger Prows. Fourth Row: Jim Mabley, Row: Mike O,Rourke, Cary Bogensuhutz, Joe Deaton, Billy Rich- Gary Holston, Norman Willis, James Clayton. mond, Kenneth Fisuus, Earl Brown, Douglas Ferrell. Third Row: Junior High Band Musicians, Take a Bow! All junior high students who takc instrumental music Junior Orchestra. From: T. Bogenschutz, C. Platt, T. Tueung, S, . ' r h ' ' Parker, TA Howard. Second Row: B. Williams, C. Cook, P. Barrett, have the 0pp01tl.1nlty to b?mme members 0f t e Junior H1511 D. Sexton, J. Cook, M. Stewart. Standing: Mr. Gilbert Curtis, D. Band. Mr. Curtis, band dlrector, teaches them to play them Duncan, G. Tucker. Chosen instruments. Also, he stresses the importance of co- operating with the other musicians. Hughes takes pride in 1he excellence of their work. With Mr. Curtish help on the diiiicult notes. Beuy Elliott and Mike O'Rourke work on some new music during fiflh bell. 16o WW . . a1 Mrs. Libbert shows Judy Meischke, Sandy Ulley, Beverly Williams, and Anna Grove the correct way to serve in volleyball. Ready, aim, shoot! Debbie Skeen, seventh grader, tries for two points. Debbie is a member of Junior High G.A.A. Girls in Junior High Enter Wholeheartedly Into Sports Program In gym class, Harriet Harden and Hallie Settle work hard. Stretch, one. two three! Don't stop yet! 161 Football Bottom Row: Ed Farris, Eugene Carr, Cleo Jenkins, Tony Horton, Larry Ward. Second Row: James McCrory, Ron May, Larry Bailey, Randy Leigh, Fred Armstrong, Mike Kelley, Ken Burke. Top Row: Assistant Coach Ridenour, Greg Lierman, Allan Walker, Craig Ed- wards, Robert Hill, Norman Wills, Coach Davis. In Waler: B. Cook, W. Sedan, R. Meyers, C. Engle. Second Row: J. Mechley, W. Mueller, T. Arthur, P. Geiger, W. Hubert, R. Kindoll, M. Wilson. Third Row: D. Hubert, C. Dickerson, P. Trimm, P. Owens, N. Groves, D. Coleman, Top Row: D. Wiley, R. Kidwell, R. Leigh, R. Bays, A, Patton, R. Kirchgessner, Coach Strahler. 161 Sitting: James Haring, Larry Bradshaw, Fred Armstrong, Larry Allen Walker, Mike Dean, Earl Brown, Bob Hill, Assistant Coach Taulbee, Gary Taulbee. Slanding: Coach Ridenour, Bill KIing, Davis. Junior High Basketball Team Breaks Even On Season The Little Reds finished the cage season with an equal number of wins and losses-eight of each. The junior high squad worked hard under the coaching of Mr. Ridenour, head coach, assisted by Mr. Davis, also head football coach. The most exciting victories for the Little Red hoopsters this year were decided by one point against Samuel Ach and Bloom Junior High schools. Outstanding players for Hughes were Mike Dean, Tony Tolbert, Allen Walker, and Fred Armstrong. These boys should make good future reserve and varsity players. Track Junior high boys who made a good .showing on the track were P. Rutte, L. Ward, L. Daniels, E. Farris and A. Walker. Junior High Students Have Busy Days i. y, 3W 1 Mrs: Hlucw '8 I n4 K5,, gum IT 2 Jnmxllmcw H lam Wm; 14 ,5, - 1' mm; lo KFNGoan l6 2'5; 1 ? Vn Bonus 15 I. hvmfmwmii J hm Fawmr 1 kn, Jumunl John Crutchlaeld and Russell Hickey stop by the display case in the front hall to find out the winners of the foul- shooling contests. The intramural manager has posted the champions for each grade. . 'w i . ,: ' The Hughes library contains plenty of books to supply everybodfs needs. For their next book report, M. Ross and S. Bollinger select biographies of Will Rogers and Harry S. Truman. q think you must be number 2799, the photographer tells this junior high boy. Now get your name on the list so the ANNUAL can identify you properly. Many junior high students take a foreign language and they receive the; benehts of laboratory instruction, given here by Miss Carolyn Mlller, teacher of French. Three o'clock! School's out! Martha Tucker and Geraldean Mullikin put on their wraps and are ready to go home. Dongt forget your homework! Rah! Rah! Rah? is the cry heard when the junior high cheerleaders go into action at the Little Redsy games. Beginning bottom, center, and moving clock- wise, the girls are: Mary Ross, Sherry Clone, Denise Donlan, Linda Ackman, Jackie Schmidt, Brenda Cordell. f h . ' 4 . . '. r k 4-. Phat , Bottom Row: B. Elam, 1. Reid, J. Wulfhorst, 5. Robinson, P. Hall. Row: T'. Moore, N. Lynn, C. Easter1 M. Thompson, P. McNeely, Second Row: P. Burdine, S. Betts. E. Crawford, D. Chenauh, C. B. Keller, M. Frommel. Fifth Row: T. Grear, K Montag, H. Miree, Williams, C. Reed, C. Johnson. Third Row: L. Smith, R. King, C Cooper, T. Youngblood, J. King, L. James, E. Phillips. These are S. Rincr, J. Benne, J. Truss, C. Mingo, R. Smith, N. Welsh. Fourth 110 Senior High Gargoyle representatives. The members of Huglles local jazz band perform proudly al a school function. This popular group enlivened many dances. Diane Bosmw was this year's assembly organist. She played as students entered the audilurium and again as they left. 166 Art students of Miss Adomeit decorated the fruibdecked tree for Christmas. Hi h ANNUAL SalesmcniBoltom Row: T. Garcia. D. Bay, L. o Neglson, D. Phelps, S. Sanders, R. Slelhasky, R. Coffman, B. Cordeil. Many workmg Middle: C Mergy. B. Armcs, S. Hale, C. Blackwell, Sx Rubens, R. Davis, 5. Rich, C. Johnson. Top: T. Daniel, R. Fnbbs, D. Skcen, B. Goetz. C. Clark, M. Kirchgessner. J. Benne, C. Witschger. Together Have Success, F un Carl Cutler cheerfully makes a sale to Linda Famous and Gloria Angel at the bookstore, Hoping to spark enthusiasm and sales, the AN- NUAL Business staff served breakfast to AN- NUAL representatives on Kick-off Day. 415-22433 - 7 7 Faculty: Mrs. Ellora Muldrow, Miss Barbara Ziegler, Miss Gisela Herdler. Neighborhood Youth Corps StaE: Mr. Clyde Giles, Miss Marilyn Ostroff. Y-Teen Fashion Model: Richie Walker New Staff Members, Active Students 051cc Secretary: Miss Rosemary Wachsman .. .- unn-uu-nau ...... u-npnupu Hughes High School Alumnal Association Invites the Graduation Class of 1965 to Membership The AssociaHon Annually Awards This Ceni'ennial Cii'izenship Cerfificafe Established May 25. l95l The Cifizenship Award was presenfed +0 fine following sfudenfs: I95l-Joseph Ries and Virginia Hofmann l958-ArH1ur Henn and Barbara Hafner I952-Vincenf A. Orlando and Shirley Jean BarreH I959-Ralph Taylor and Doro'rhy Richards l953-Rober+ A. Goering. Irwin O. Rohrbach. I960 David Langford and Judifh Sfivers Dorofhy Aberman. and Nancy C. Russell WSFJohn C. Gehrhar+ and Hedy Schrmc l955-John Welch and Cilla Chase l96!-Rober+ Beyer and Nancy Hupper'rz I962 James Seibel and Bonnie Kraus I9b3-Walfer Dearwesfer and Judy OeHinger l956-Tom Minnich and Mary Eiselefn I964--Ray Maflock and Nancy Sneed I957 Pa+rick Breen and Nelda Norfon EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR I964-65 James R. Carru+hers. President Homer 5. Toms. Vice-Presidenh Hazel L. Koppenhoefer. Secre- +ary: Paul J. Bauer, Treasurer; Jan Gausman, Helene Heinsheimer Gfas. and George Jack Griesha bar. Patrons2 Page Principal-Mr. Edwin Suffon. Jr. Homeroom 203. Mrs. Emdin Homeroom l06B. Miss Schawe Homeroom 323. Mr. Caudill and friends Homeroom 2I I. Miss Levine Homeroom 309. Miss Pollard2Bes+ Wishes +0 Hue Class of '65 Homeroom I9. Mr. MeJrz Homeroom 8. Miss Loveli Homeroom 3l7. Mr. Grooms Homeroom 308. Miss Johnsfone Homeroom 3l 1. Mr. Bradford Mrs. Yocum's Homeroom in l964 Homeroom B3. Miss Schwach Homeroom 2 IO. Miss Eschmeyer Homeroom 304. Mrs. Hanon Homeroom 209. Mrs.Ham1in. Winner in ANNUAL sale and Candy sale.I Homeroom l I2B. Mr. S+rahler Homeroom 2l3. Miss Warden Homeroom 104. Miss Hall Homeroom I06A. Mrs. Enfzminger Homeroom 2l2. Mr. Geraci2Complimen+s of +he besf senior homeroom! 17o Homeroom 222. Miss Reynolds Homeroom 206. Mrs. Spikell Homeroom l7. Miss Afkins Homeroom I. Mr. Wenzel Homeroom 22!. Miss Miller Homeroom I05. Miss Johnson Homeroom 24-. Mr. Oberschmidf Homeroom 3l9. Mr. Skurow Homeroom I09. Miss VHaH Homeroom I08. Miss Beaver Homeroom 306. Mr. Ayer Homeroom 3I3. Mr. Wilkey Homeroom 207. Mrs. Bullock Homeroom 2058. Miss Nurre Homeroom 3l4. Mrs. McDaniel Room 32Miss Newman-A Successful Fufure. Grade 7 Nurse2Mrs. Richard Dunlap Library2Miss Penning'ron and Miss Meyer 8951' Wishes 2Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ma+heis. Sr. Besf Wishes 2Mr. and Mrs. Charies Morrison Varsify Flowers. 220 W. McMillan Mar Shea. 2I8 W. McMillan Friendship Page PauleHe, Judi. Mari-Jo. Sandie. Sherri Besf wishes +0 Nelda. Johnny. Brenda. and Don '66, Trick. Frig. Ollie, Chem, Shay Phyllis and me MaioreHes. Rams. Fem. H- Boggus. Tarzan. Clack Linda RouH Carol Schaefer. Connie Simpson. Carol Sinclair. Linda Dove Griffi'rhs. Pa'r Hoi'f. Mary Ann Mess. Carol ScoH, Shirley Hughes. Aria Parke Schawe. Lonnie Kei'rh. BeverlyJohnson. Linda Barker. Irene Johnson. Ralph Johnson. Michael Ailen Baker '65. Larry E. James. Jr.. Chris+ine Cook. Diana CaseboH. James Cook. Phyllis Barre++. Don Miller. AUTOGRAPHS '6ood Luck ' Jo and H. 3.. Marie and Garry Floyd and Judi Foreven Robyn and Jerry. Gail Lang and .Floyd WaHers, Penny Humphreys and Jess Jones. Tommy. Donna Davin-'65, '66, Lou and Kafhie. Bill Bevens and Dianna Pace. John and Debbie Mike and Suzanne. Done and Rich '65. Lin and Bob, Bob and Carol x65. Paf Drewry loves Joe McGinley. 171 Senior Directory A ACKLEY, LANCE ................ 2812 Jefferson Ave. 45219 ADAMS. SHARON KAY .. . . . . . .. ..... 1491 Knob CI. 45225 ADKINS, DON RAY ..................... 2224- Loth St. 45219 AKERS, DIANE ....................... 1797 Pull: St. 45225 ALLEN, DONNA MARIE .................. 149 Warner 45219 ALLEN, RICHARD DONALD .......... 3524 Leland Ave. 45204 ALLEN, WILMA ....................... 2361 R0115 St. 45219 ANDERSON, SHARON MARIE ........ 1716 Logan St. 45210 ANDERSON, WILLIAM ........ 6451,12 W. McMicken Ave. 45219 ANDREWS, CRYSTAL ................... 815 Mann P1. 45229 ANGEL, JAMES DAVID ............... 2182 Selim Ave. 45214 ANTHON, CAROL MARIE ........... 1608 Sutter Ave. 45225 ARMSTRONG, JERRY ................... 861 Htuchins 45229 ARMSTRONG, PATRICIA ANN ........... 139 Woolper 45220 ATCHLEY, MITCHELL ............... 2558 St. 1.00 Fl. 45225 AYERS, SHARON . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 1803 Baltimore Ave. 45225 B BAILEY, GARRY WARREN ........... 2551 North Bend 45239 BAKER, MICHAEL ALLEN ............. 2367 Wheeler 45219 BALLOU, SANDRA KAY ............ 3943 Farrell Drive 45211 BANKEMPER, JUDITH KAY ......... 374 Terrace Ave. 45220 BARNES, GEORGE WENDELL ......... 214 Kinsey Ave. 45219 BATTLE, JAMES CLYDE ........... 543 Rockdale Ave. 45229 BECKMAN, JOYCE ANN ............ 215 Atkinson St. 45219 BELL, REGINA ................... 2611 Bcllevuc Ave. 45219 BENNET, KATHLEEN ..... 2900 Euclid Ave. 45219 BENTON, WILLIAM H. . . . ....... 3002 Woodsidc 45219 BEVENS, SANDRA ........................ 1407 Ernst 45204- BOLAN, DANIEL FRANCIS ........... 2611 Pecan St. 45219 BOSTIC, BRENDA LOUISE ............ 1609 Sutter Ave. 45225 BOUCHER, ROSE MARY ................ 135 Winkler 45219 BOWLING, LINDA LOUISE ................... 431 Southview BRAND, ALICE JEAN ................ 6315 Straight 51. 45219 BRANNOCK. SHARON LORRAINE . .2227 Highland Ave. 45219 BREADY, JESSIE LEE .......... 1196 S. LynneBroc-k Dr. 45224 BROWN, GILDA LEE ................ 3310 Burnet Ave. 45229 BROWN: LAURA ...................... 845 Blair Ave. 45229 BROWN, MARVIN ROBERT ............ 3710 Borden St. 45223 BROWN, TERRY JAMES ............... 865 Windham 45229 BROYLES, ARNOLD ................ 2036 Highland Ave. 45219 BRYANT, JEWELL .................. 540 Prospect FL 45229 BUNTON, PHILIP CHARLES .......... 513 Prospect P1. 45229 BURIAN, ELAINE ....................... 1853 CarlI St. 45225 BURKHARDT, BARBARA ALICE. .1026 Winfield Ave. 45205 BURT, JOH HAN .......................... 3738 Edgar 45204 BUTTS YVONNE FRANCINA ........ 3547 Harvey Ave. 45229 C CAIN. HELEN ..................... 2223 Highland Ave. 45219 CALDWELL, NANCY NELLENE ........ 24 Ehrman Ave. 45219 CAMP, RONALD .................... 3116 Fredonia Ave. 45229 CAMPBELL. CHARLES DUNCAN ........ 3205 Vine St. 45220 CAPE, JULIA LYNN ................ 1639 Harrison Ave. 45211 CATHEY, BUNNY ......................... 2130 Pogue Ave. CHAPMAN, VIRGINIA LOUISE .......... 1839 Carll St. 45225 CHRISTIAN. DOROTHY ...... 3449 Hallwood P1. 45229 CIAFARDINI, MART-JO ................ 2712 Vine St. 45219 CLAYTON. BRENDA .................. 439 Seegar Pl. 45220 CLIPPINGER, RUSSELL THEODORE. , .24 W. McMillan 45219 COBB, BOBBETTE LINDA ............... 3169 Vine St. 45219 COHEN, JANET ..................... 257 Piedmont Ave. 45219 COLEMAN, BARBARA JEAN ............. 3573 Bogart 45229 COLLINS, DENVER ................... 2315 Wheeler St. 45219 COMBS, RONALD IRVEN ..... .2920 Harrison Ave. 45211 COOPER GEORGE ................ 247 Donahue 45219 COVINGTON, SANDRA ............... 3730 Borden St. 45223 COX,GA11Y CHARLES ............... 1624 Waverly Ave. 45214 COX. MARY LOUISE .................... 3309 Euclid 45220 CUNNINGHAM, GALE ............... 3484 Reading Rd. 45229 CURRY. YVONNE ................. , ..... 2849 May 5!. 45206 CUTLER, CARL .................... 1811 Catalpa Ave. 45229 D DAVIDSON, LINDA ................... 2320 Victor 5!. 45219 DAVIN, THOMAS ................. 2336 Flora, St. 45219 DAVIS, MICHAEL ...... 644 Melish Ave. 45229 DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN ........ .. . .3134 Vine St. 45219 DAVIS, WILLIE ALICE .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .3843 Herron Ave. 45223 DAY, RUTH VIRGINIA ................. 135 Kinsey Ave. 45219 DELOZIER, BARBARA ANNE ........ 629 Dixmyth Ave. 45220 DRAHMAN, TERRY JAMES ............. 168 Warner St. 45219 DRAHOS. JOYCE ANN ............ 2437 Fairview Ave. 45219 DREWRY, PATRICIA ANN ............ 2753 Enslin St. 45225 DUNN, MARCI ALICE ........... . . .1047 Heywood Ave. 45225 DUNN1NC, McCLENTON ..................... 554 Hale Ave. DUVALL, JOHN PATRICK ............ 518 Fortune Ave. 45219 DYER, LINDA LORRAINE .............. 2411 Vine St. 45219 DYER, PEGGY SUE .................... 24-11 Vine St. 45218 1 E EDWARDS, KATHERINE ............ 3346 Burnet Ave. 45228 171 EKEN, PHYLLIS ANN ................. 633 Riddle Rd. 45220 EMERSON, EUGENE RICHARD ........ 2004- E. Sutter 45225 EWING, SYLVIA .................. 10 Admiral Grove 45225 EYSOLDT, JUDITH LYNNE ........ 2364 Fairview Ave. 45219 F FAGIN, LINDA LEE ................... 2006 E. Butler 45225 FAMOUS, SUZANNE ............. 3223 Queen City Ave. 45238 FARRIS, RAY ...................... 1703 Esmonde St. 45214 FEHRING, PATRICIA .............. 2828 Colerain Ave. 45225 FILES, FREDDIE ............... .. . . .3901 Borden St. 45229 FINLEY, CHARLOTTE ............... 328 Erkenbrecker 45229 FLEDDERJOHN, RICHARD ............ 2182 Amor P1. 45214 FLEDDERJOHN, ROBERT .............. 2132 Amur P1. 45214 FLETCHER. ALLENE ROSETTA ..... 74-0 Chalonte Ave. 45229 FLOYD, LARRY ARNOLD .............. 2616 Scioto St. 45219 FOIT. JEROME RANDOLPH ........ 4150 President Dr. 45225 F OX, WALTER ALSTON, .1 R. ........ 3975 Ardmore Ave. 45229 FROST, PATRICIA ANN .............. 135 Winkle: St. 45219 FRYE. BEVERLY ANN ............... 550 Ringgold St. 45210 FULTZ, GLOIUA JEAN ............... 2262 Quebec Road 45214 G GARLAND, DARYL EUGENE ........ 148 Huntington Fl. 45219 CEN'IRY CALVIN PHILLIP, JR . . . .630 Rockdaie Ave. 45229 GILLIARb, BEVERLY ANN .......... 3436 Harvey Ave. 45229 GILPIN. LOIS ANN .................. 2547 Trevor P1. 45225 GODDARD.W1LMA JEAN .......... 3120 Glenc10ra Ave. 45220 G OLAY LINDA MARIE. .2013 Westwood Northern Bivd. 45225 COSBY MICHAEL THOMAS ............ 3562 Lee Place 45229 CRAHAM BARBARA ANN ............ 546 Stewart P1. 45229 GRANT, JOHNNY EDWARD ........ 521 Glenwood Ave. 42329 CRAY, IIMMY LEE .................. 735 Goodman St. 45219 CRAY LAUREECE ELAINE ...... ... 3939 King Place 45223 GREEN, ELIZA MAE .............. 6720 Plainfield Pike 45236 GREGORY ALICE ................... 234-4- Wheeler St. 45219 CRICSBY BETTY ..................... 1213 Bates Ave. 45225 GRISSON,W1LLIE ................... 54-4-1 Stewart P1. 45229 CUTHRIE LINDA DARLENE ...... 3036 Henshaw Ave. 45225 H HAHN, STANLEY JOHN .......... 4003 11111511510 Ave. 45204 HALE, DORIS ..................... 2931 Marshall Ave. 45220 HALE, LAWRENCE ........... . .......... 2258 Rice St. 45219 HALLIDAY, KATHLEEN G. ........... 2365 Rohs Street 45219 HARVEY, BARBARA ................ 1039 Straight St. 45214- HEN'SON. LORETTA ................. 2344 WiIder St. 45204 HILL, JANICE ...................... 2316 Burnet Ave. 45219 HILL, JOSEPH ............... 328 Erkenhrecker Ave. 45229 HODGE, TONY RICHARD .............. 129 Ca1h0un St. 45219 HOFFMAN, LINDA ANN ..2238 Amer P1. 45214 HOGLUND, SHARON LEE ............ 2722 River Road 45204 HOLLOMAN, CAROLE LYNN ......... 2356 Clifton Ave. 45219 HOLZSCHUH, NELSON JAMES . .1912 Brinkmeier Ave. 45225 HOOVER. WILLIARI RALPH ............ 1790 Pultc St. 45225 HORSLEY, ROGER ALLEN .......... 3158 SaHer Ave. 45211 HOSKINS, VERONICA ................ 3620 Borden St. 45223 HOTT PAT ANN .................. 1571V2 Tremont St. 45214 HOWARD, WANDA .................... 2706 Eden Ave. 45219 HUGHES, SHIRLEY RUTH .......... 15 W. Hollister St. 45219 HUMPHREYS. PAMELA ............ 1069 Marshall Ave. 45225 HYDE, LARRY ALLEN ................ 201 Forest Ave. 45229 I INGRAM PATSYA ............ 3671 Forest Plrk Dr. 45229 IRVINC,C1ARENCE EDWARD ...... 3495 Burnet Ave. 45229 .1 JACKSON, GERALDINE ............... 3171 Mooscwood 45225 JACKSON, STANLEY .................. 725 N. Crescent 45220 JETER, JUDSON JAMES ........... 1763 Townsend St. 45223 JETER, MARTHA ................. 1763 Townsend St. 45223 JOHNSON, CHARLES MARVIN .......... 2805 Euclid 45219 JOHNSON. FRED .................... 215 Ehrman Ave. 45220 JOHNSON, JERRHLYN ............. 999 C1Evcland Ave. 45229 JOHNSON. JOYCE ................. 1838 Josephine St. 45219 JOHNSON, LINDA ...................... 2340 Victor 5!. 45219 JONES, LINDA ...................... 945 Dutch Colony 45232 JONES. MARILYN ...................... 1950 Bigelow 45219 JULIANI, PHILIP .................... 348 Dixmyth Ave. 45219 K KALLAY. ROSANNA .................... 2514- Cook 51. 45214 KEITH, WILLIAM ....................... 630 Evans SI. 45204 KIMBLE, SAM ........................ 5707 Winneste 45232 KING, JAMES ........................ 115 Parker St. 45219 KING, LOUIS ......................... 519 Maple Ave. 45229 KING, PHYLLTS .................. 1703 Bleecker KINLEY. PATRICIA . . . . .2602 JeHerson KIRCHCESSNER, JUNE ................ .1763 Esmende KIRK. GREGORY ........................ 3589 Alaska KUSMANN, RUSSELL .................. 2366 Ohio Ave. 45225 45219 45214 45229 45219 Senior Directory L LANG, MAURICE ....................... 1923 Millvale 45225 LAWRENCE, SHIRLEY .................. 517 Carmalt 4521.9 LAWSON, ANITA ...................... 833 Blair Ave. 45229 LAY, ANN ............................ 3216 Glendora 45220 LEE, ERNEST ......................... 165 Dorsey St. 45210 LEIGH, PEGGY .......................... 2724 Vine St. 45219 LEURCK1 LARRY ..................... 151 Parker St. 45219 LEWIS, BEN ............................. 1902 Elmore 45223 LOVE, DARLENE ..................... 56 W. St. Clair 45219 M MAHAN,HENR1ETTA .................... 2594 Seegar 45225 MARSH JANICE LEE. 2136 Hatmaker St. 45204 MATHE1S, JUDY LYNN . .243 Renner St. 45204 MAXFIELD, SHIRLEY ............. 1525 Grove St. 45225 McCANTS, NELSON EDWARD ...... 3121 Moosewood St. 45225 McELROY, WILLIAM ............... 270 Bodmann St. 45219 MCGUFFIN, LINDA ................... 34-02 Ibsen Ave. 45209 McKNIGHT, WILLIAM THOMAS ...... 388 Terrace Ave. 45220 McMILLAN, WARREN CHARLES ...... 3246 Moosewood 45225 McROBERTS, TANYA SUZANNE ........ 7 Saratoga St. 45204 MEANS, WILLIAM LARRY .......... 245 Ehrman Ave. 45220 MERRITT, ADRENIA JO ..... . ........ 309 Kinsey Ave. 45219 MESS, MARY ANN ................... 2604 Sander St. 45219 MILES, BENNY .................... 125 Louis Avenue 45220 MILLER, LAWRENCE WILLIAM ........ 2631 Irving St. 45200 MILLER, MARY PATRICIA ............ 117 Parker 51. 45200 MILLS, SHEILA ANN ..................... 724 Steiner 45204 MITCHELL, DELORES EVELYN ..... 1917 G. Sutter Ave. 45225 MORLEY, JAMES ...................... 523 Milton St. 45210 MOORE, KAREN SUE ..................... 161 Kinsey 45219 MOORE, LUCY VERNETTA ...... 3590 Van Antwerp P1. 45229 MOORE, MARY DELORIS .............. 634- Unicm St. 45229 MOORE, NORMAN LaVOIE ............. 3202 Fredonia 45229 MOORE. PHYLLIS TERRIE ............ 2487 Paris St. 45219 MOYE SANDRA LYNN .............. 2825 Euclid Ave. 45219 MUELLER, MARGIE LOU ............ 2731 Enslin St 45225 MUELLER:R.A1NER L ............... 2323 Wheeler St 45219 MYERS, CARY PRICE ...................... 2183 Clara St. MYRICK, BARBARA .................. 2265 Vine St 45219 N NAPIER, CYNTHIA KAY ............... 432 Southview 45219 NEWTON, BETTY JEAN ................ 1718 Vine St 45210 NOEL, THERESA ANN ................ 2581 Sage Ave. 45225 O ORLEMANN. PAULETTE ............... 2478 River Rd. 45204 ORTENZI, LORETTA .................... 4- E. Charlton 45219 P PACE, DIANNA LYNN ............... 2315 Clifton Ave. 45210 PARKER, JAMES .......................... 340 Forest Ave. PATRICK, FRED C. .................. 123 W. Nixon St. 45220 PAYNE, ROSIE ......................... 2279 Rice St. 45219 PAZOWSKI, KRYSTINA ............ 3520 Zumstein Ave. 45208 PETRA, JAMES ........................ 48 Parker St 45219 PHILLIPS ALBERT .................. 432 Melish Ave. 45229 PHILLIPS. AUDREY D. .............. 121 W. McMillan 45219 PHILLIPS, EUGENE .................. 212 Ehrman Ave. 45220 PICKETT EVONNE DELOIS .......... 1704 Denham 31.45225 PIERSON: LEON .................. 1093 Highland Ave. 45219 PIKE HOWARD WAYNE .......... 3217 Glendon Ave. 45220 PITTMAN, DANNY .................. 3073 Sidney Ave. 45225 POOLE. PENNY JOANNE ............... 2322 Flora Ave 45219 PORTER, JOSEPH E ............... 1792 Sycamore 51.45210 POTTS, LINDA ..................... 230 McMillan St. 45219 POYNTER LORETTA ............... 1760 Bleecker Lane 45225 ....................... 3455 Knott 51.45229 PRYOR, CELIA REIFEL,CL1FFORD C. 419 Southview Ave. 45210 REYNOLDS, JAMES ............... 1645 Baltimore Ave. 45220 REYNOLDS: MARK D. .............. 3432 Larona. Aw 45229 RICHARD CONNIE JOE ................. 246 Earnshaw Ave. BITTER, SANDRA JEANNE ........ 2316 Stratford Ave. 45219 ROBBINS, RONALD A ................. 510 Forest Ave. 45219 ROBERTS, CORA ANN ............... 251 Klotter Ave. 45219 ROGERS, TEDD RICHARD ............ 2705V2 Vlne 51.45219 ROSS, DELOIS ........................ 2677 Firtree St. 45223 ROSS: RICHARD ................... 2508 Spring Grove 45214 RUCKER, ELOISE ...................... 527 Union St 45229 RUSSELL PATRICIA ANN ...... 1173 S. Lynnehrook Dr. 45224- S ST CLAIR, THOMAS ............ 2538 Nottingham St. 45225 SALTER RICHARD LINDSEY .......... 3160 Vine St. 45219 SARGENT ROBERT .................. 2629 Halstead St. 45219 SCHMIDT, JOHN ........................ 3075 Vermont Ave. SCHNEIDER THOMAS GEORGE. .1749 Esmonde St 45214- SCHNELL, THOMAS LEE .......... 2270 Baltimore Ave. 45225 SCHWING PATRICIA. .2207 Westwood Northern Blvd. 45225 SCOTT, HAZEL ANN .................... 539 Slack St. 45210 I73 SHACKELFORD, BARBARA ANN. ..3651 Reading 111145229 SHERRILL, VERNITA ASENATH 322430 Highland Ave. 45219 SINGLETON, MARGARET IRENE ...... 52 W. McMillan 45219 SINKFIELD, ROSIE LEE ....... 3363 Bowling Green Ct. 45225 SLAUGHTER, ALBERT LAMAR ........ 3650 Irving St. 45220 SLAVEN, DWIGHT ................... 2313 Quebec Rd. 45214 SLAYTON,PATR1CIA .......... 118 E.Un51versity Ave. 45219 SLOAN DOUGLAS ...................... 7Blair Ave. 45229 SMALLWOOD, ROGER LEE ........ 2839 Marshall Ave. 45225 SMITH, CHARLOTE ANN ........... 3749 Norwich Lane 45220 SMITH, DONNA SUE ................ 1745 Denham 51.45225 SMITH, GRACE J EWELL ......... 2918 Central Parkway 45225 SMITH RONALD DAVID ........... 310 Rockdale Ave 45229 SOLOMON, FRANCINE ANNETTE . SOUTHERLAND, CHERRIE LEE. .1064 Delhi Ave. 45204 . .124 Malvern 45219 STARKS, GEORGE JEROME ........... '. .3440 Jay St. 45229 STEELE LOUELLA .............. 64-7 E. Mitchell Ave. 45229 STEELE: RUBY F. ....................... 2261 Vine St. 45219 STEELE. TWINETTA .1 UANITA ..... 835 Lexington Ave. 45229 STEINER, JOHN PHILIP .............. 2567 1.1110811 St. 45225 STEPHENS, CLARETTA PATRICIA . . .1917 Lillie P1. 45223 STEWARD, RHODA ..................... 3581 Dick St. 45220 STOVALL, NEDRA .................. 430 Rockdale Ave. 45229 STRAWDEH, GLENDA .............. 2620 Hackberry St. 45210 STRICKLAND, JUDY .................. 2338 Ohio Ave. 45219 SUMMERS, ROBERT ............. 709 S. Crescent Ave. 45229 T TAYLOR, ALBERTA ................... 663 Tennis Lane 45206 TAYLOR, BEVERLY TAYLOR, CHARLES . TAYLOR, JUNO ...... .144 Huntington Ave. 45219 .509 Riddle Rd. 45820 . .3416 Harvey 'St. 45229 TAYLOR, SANDRA . . . . ............. 1726 Pulte St. 45225 TENNANT, VIOLA ................. 772 Ridgeway Ave. 45229 TEPE, JERRY .......................... 2340 Stratford 45219 THIESS, ROBERT .................... 1621 Hopple Ct. 45225 THOMAS, BARBARA ............... 838 Lexington Ave. 45229 THOMAS, DENNY .................. 2531 Calvin Lane 45204 THOMAS, JEAN ...................... 617 Forest Ave. 45229 THOMAS, WILLIAM LEE ................ 3558 Estes P1. 45229 T HOMPSON, HELEN MARIE ........ 2235 McCregor P1. 45219 THORNTON, CATHERINE ........... 3508 Burnet Ave. 45229 TILFOHD, MARILYN .................... 2901 Marshall Ave. TOTTEN, JACK EUGENE ............... 621 Tafel St. 45225 TRIBBLE, VIRGINIA ELLEN . . . .2341 W. McMicken Ave. 45214 TROLLINGER, BARBARA ANN .. . .734 S. Crescent Ave. 45229 TRUESDELL, JEFFREY CHRISTIAN . .175 Woolper Ave. 45220 TRUESDELL, THEODORE ............ 175 Woolper Ave. 45220 TUDOR. RAMONA BEE . .2227 Westwood Northern Blvd. 45225 TURNER, LOUIS FRED .............. 111 W. Nixon St. 45220 TURNER. VALERIE LaVERNE . . . .5648 Gardenhill Lane 45232 TYLER, DOROTHY JEAN .......... 3132 Borrman Ave. 45229 V VANDERCRIFF, MARGARET ALLENE . . . .1683 Harrisonqtggltz VOGEL, HARRY ANTHONY ............ 20 Nevada St. 45204 W WALLS, ROBERT MEL ........... 1616 Baltimore Ave. 45225 WALTZ, WILLIAM GEORGE ............ 1795 Caril St. 45225 WARD, MARTHA ...................... 24 Conk1in St. 45219 WARD, WILBUR ............. .. . .24 Conklin St. 45219 WARREN, DONNA LOUISE .. .2641 Cummins St. 45225 WARREN, KENNY RUSSELL . .2312 Stratford Ave. 45219 WATSON. THOMAS RAY ............ 3999 Hallwood Pl. 45229 WEBER, DENNIS CONSTANTINE . . .2497 SunnyhiH Dr. 45225 WEISHAUPT, SHERYL ANN ........... 1794 Knox St. 45214- WELLS, GARY DAVID ................. 215 Bosley St. 45219 WILDER, GEORGE WAYNE ............ 24-09 01110 Ave. 45219 WILLIAMS, IRENE ...................... 34-55 Jay St. 45229 WILLIAMS, NANCY LOUISE ........... 3547 Irving St. 45220 WILLIAMS, ROSE MARY .............. 611 Forest Ave. 45229 WILLIS, CHARLOTTE EILEEN ........ 238 Dixmyth Ave. 45220 WILLIS. EDWARD CURTIS .. ...... 3118 Bonman Ave. 45229 WILLS, ALPHONSO ................ 2811 Euclid Ave. 45219 WILSON, LEVIERE ANN ............ 3323 Beekman St. 45223 WINGATE, ADELA VINONA .......... 166 Warner St. 45219 WINKFIELD, MICHAEL ................ 1921 Meyer St. 45211 WINKLE, HAROLD ANTHONY .......... 3126 River Rd. 45204- WOODS, MORRIS WAYNE .......... 2018-17 Sutler Ave. 45225 WRIGHT, NATALIE MARLENE ...... 3557 Harvey Ave. 45229 Y YARBROUGH. CORDELL ........... 643 Glenwood Ave. 45229 YOUNG, CORINNA .................. 3596 Tacoma St. 45220 YOUNG, SUSAN JANE ........... 2527 Valley View Ct. 45219 YOUNCBLOOD, TILFORD ................... 23 Chestnut St. Z ZEIGLER, ROSALYN MARIE .......... 539 Carpiin P1. 45229 ZIECLER, JOHN CARL ................ 32 W. MCMilIan 45219 CLIFTON 5 8. 10 COSMETICS. NOTIONS AND TOYS 202 WEST McMILLAN LANCE'S BOOKSTORE CALHOUN STREET Righ+ Across From Hughes Now IFS Pepsi! Who Think Young PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI 2l21 Sunnybrook Drive bSl-SBOO DIEHL'S FLORAL SHOP Le+ Life be Lovely! FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED tgay it wilA giowerd ,, l809 Vine S+ree+ 72 l-4054 GREGG CLEANERS McMilian and Cliffon 62 l 4650 gait Wigs; lo 349 Cfadd o ,65 TIC-TOC THE CINCINNATI H 8; L MARKET ATHLETIC GOODS I I0 W. Fouer S+ree+ Your Neighbor 24 I -4768 24 I -4769 For Groceries and Meets Where a+hle+es and spor+smen meei' 235 W. McMILLAN 24I-3388 things go better BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS COMPANY, CINCINNATI. Durban's Greenhouses 533 McAlpin Avenue CINCINNATI 20. OHIO Flowers and Plant For Every Occasion College Cleaners 86l-7866 335 Ludiow Avenue JERRY TEPE and BILL WALTZ Say CONGRATULATIONS TO USE! Class of '65 Congrafulafions f0 '65 Graduafes And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come true . y. , g . ' l '5': '5; g, .fu l, THE ORIGINAL 'J '1 BIG BOY Our Publisher BENSON PRINTING C OMPAN Y N ashville, Tennessee Varie+y Breads-Very Besf VIRGINIA BAKERY Phone: 86 I -0672 portraifd French Bauer QualityJChekd ICE CREAM WIDELY KNOWN AS THE BEST pogue CINCINNATI. OHIO ,' 'Congra+uIafions and Good Luck +0 fhe Grads 01c '65 Dave Edwards Florist 542-I I66 4 1 9Not just an extension . . . It's my very own line! 9' . . . And it's great! Now Dad can call home without gettinga busy signal . . . and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody. . Ifs easy to see why so many busy families are ordering second lines to handle teenage talkathons. . This wonderful convenience is worth many times . its littie added cost. For details call 396-9900. voun TE COMPANY Locally owned and managed for 91 years COMPLIMENTS OF THE COLLEGE HILL FLORIST Deaconess Hospital BiH'man's ' Hwe Grow Them School of Nursmg Display Room and Greenhouse, 8406 PIPPIN ROAD Cincinnal'i 39. Ohio 52l-7962 cfaArmann PHARMACY I69 W. McMillan Af CIiHon CliHon Avenue and Sfraighf S+ree+ Phone 86lw85l4 CINCINNATI. OHIO 86l-6600. EXT. 30I Prompf Delivery Service HOHHHHOHHHHHHHHH! 'H'O'O'C'O'O'I'I'O'O'H'N'lWk 'V'VV'UV. V 'V'VVVUOC'CVV THE CLASS OF 1965 When +0 Hwe sessions of swee'r silenf +h0ugh+ I summon up remembrance of +hings pas+ . . -Sonne1e XXXe Shakespeare A.AAA..A;.AA.A.A.AAA.n.o.0..A-. The senior class wishes +0 Hwank Mr. Richard F. Hobson for his invaiuable guidance +hroughou+ +he year. The class wou1d also like +0 express ifs grafifude +0 Mrs. Frehse and H16 senior homew room Jreachers. o'm'm'o'u'a'a't'o'o'o'm'o'a'n'm'm vvvv9.vovvV'VCVOVVVOVVVVVOVOVeV9 .'V'v'vvvvvvvvvvvv WuHmmmummmo'0 Q.O'0'!'O.!.I.I.l.I.O.l.i.l.I.O.l'i.i.l.l'l'l. k -f g....A;Q.A.;O K J Index A Advertisements . . . . . . . . . . ............................. 174-178 Alumnal Association .................................... 169 ANNUAL Representatives ................................ 167 ANNUAL Staff ....................................... 122-123 Art Department .......................................... 30 Assistant Principals ....................................... 15 B Band, Junior ............................................ 160 Band, Senior High ................................... 110-111 Baseball ............................................. 144-145 Basketball, Junior High ................................. 163 Basketball, Senior High .............................. 134-139 Business Department ................................. 26, 27 C Cafeteria Employees ...................................... 37 Cheerleaders, Junior High ................................ 165 Cheerleaders, Senior High ............................ 70, 107 Choirs, Junior High ................................ 158, 159 Choirs, Senior High ............ .. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .96,114,115 Commencement 1964- ...................................... 62 Counselors .............................. . ................ 16 Cross Country ........................................... 133 D Distributive Education Clubs of America .................. 99 Driver Training Department .............................. 29 E Eighth Crude ......................................... 88-92 Eighth Grade Citizenship Awards, 1964 ..................... 11 English Department ................................... 17-19 Ensemble ............................................... 115 F Football, Junior High .................................... 162 Football, Senior High ............................... 128-132 Foreign Language Department ........................ 28, 168 French Club ............................................. 101 Future Business Leaders 01 America ....................... 98 Future Teachers of America ................................ 98 G Gargoyle Representatives, Junior High ...................... 92 Gargoyle Representatives, Senior High ................. 166 Gargoyle Staff ....................................... 120, 121 German Club ............................................ 102 Girls' Athletic Association ........................... 147-152 Guitar Club ............................................. 105 H Health Careers Club ..................................... 100 Health Department ....................................... 29 Hi-Y .................................................... 105 Home Economics Department ............................. 33 Homecoming .......................................... 58, 59 Honor Society, Junior High . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ................ 155 Honor Society, Senior High ............................. 126 Huzetles .................. . .............................. 106 I Industrial Arts Department ...................... .. ........ 32 InlramumIs ............................................. 146 I79 .1 Junior Council on World Affairs ......................... 100 Junior High Science Club ............................... 157 .1 uniors ................................................ 63-70 L Language Lab .......................................... 165 Latin Club .............................................. 103 Library .................................................. 19 M Majoreltes, Seniar High . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... 107 Mathematics Department .......................... 20, 21, 168 Merry-Co-Round ..................... . . . ...... . . . . . .118, 119 Music Department ........................................ 31 N Neighborhood Youth Corps Staif ........................... 168 Ninth Grade .4.... ...... . ............. . ...... ..........82.86 0 Orchestra ............................................... 111 P Patrons' Page ....................................... 170, 171 Pep Club 112,113 Physical Education Department ..... . .................. 34-, 35 Principal ................................................. 14 S Safely Club ............................................. 103 Sages ................................................... 116 Science Department .................................. 22, 23 Secretaries .......................................... 37, 168 Senior Class OHicers ................................. 10, 4-0 Senior Directory .................................... 172, 173 Seniors ........... . ...... .. ...... . .............. 4-1-57; 60, 61 Seventh Grade ......................................... 90-94 Social Studies Department ....................... , . . . . .24, 25 Sophomores ............................................ 71-81 Spanish Club ........................................... 102 Spanish Honor Socieiy ................................... 97 Special Education ......................................... 36 Stage Crew ............................................... 97 Student Aesislams ............................... 108, 109, 168 Smdent Council, Junior High ............................. 154 Student Council, Senior High ......................... 124-, 125 Swimming, Junior High ................................... 162 Swimming Senior High ................................... 14-3 T Tennis .................................................. 143 Thespians ............................................... 116 Time Out for Ginger ................................... 117 Track ........................................... 11, 14-0, 141 W Wrestling ............................................... 142 Y Y-Teens ......................................... 96, 104, 168 hangs the qune choose youn key

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