Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1967 volume:

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IH I D .,..wY .,X. vv,,,..,, ,V V, . 4, ,, f. ,p M w,x,f- V W-Q. 9 j1,jv:-,,v,g,f,V1 - ,,-,-.--N , '-2' w- -1 1 S, fi' 11-Vp - X - WWQS H '54-.7 - , 5, nys I M, ' N AMT' ' QF, ' T - 'T , I A A question from Miss Fields brings either an eager response or an embarrassed silence . . . ' 'liffi Followed by an enlightening explanation. Miss Helen MCIe Fields -builder of character A Dedication Miss Helen Fields has been a teacher of great merit : f ' -xv. at Scott since 1932. As head of the English Department and as adviser to the SCOTTONIAN from 1953 to 1963, Miss Fields has left a record of outstanding performance. She has been an influential member of the Council of Instruction and of numerous school committees. She was in charge of arrangements for the Scott High 50th Anni- versary, faculty reunion and dinner. The SCOTTONIAN recognizes Miss Fields for her many contributions and achievements over the years. ln particular, she deserves credit for being able to infect . 1932 her students with qualities that are desirable but difficult m to acquire. Thousands of Scotters have left her class with a greater appre- ciation of our linguistic heritage. Helen Fields' mastery of literature enables her to cultivate the mind and imagination with the rich endowment of written English. The works of Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Shaw become en- joyable and lucid ,under her tutelage. Her distinctive voice and manner of speaking set an example of correct diction and patterns of rhetoric which often impress one as an echo from a bygone era. Consciously or otherwise, her high personal standards, her refined manners and literary tastes, her persistent striving for perfection in all she does are qualities that rub off on students. The scholars who have had the good fortune of learning with Miss Fields leave her classroom more completely prepared to communicate with others and to understand the meaning of culture. Miss Fields has served Scott well. We wish her much happiness in the years to come. , , 'i . Mn, ,E ,. fi? , Y J. '- . 'I T ' .4 ,east Miss Fields The 1920 graduating class of Scott High School embraced many individuals who have risen to positions of prominence and influence. Among the graduates was a young woman who loved her school dearly. Six years later, she returned, pre- pared to teach other generations a love of school, history, and life. Her name: Minnie Gould. The experience of learning under Miss Gould is one that students retain fondly in their mem- ories. Scott alumni from five decades of this century remember and ask about Miss Gould whenever they visit their alma mater. Seniors re- call Miss Gould as a sociology teacher, but few realize that she was largely responsible for de- veloping the course in sociology taught in Toledo Schools. A small woman with her hair swept back in a bun, wearing a plain dress, her features un- adorned-by cosmetics or iewelry, speaking with a penetrating voice in plain, direct language- such is the physical impression that Minnie Gould leaves. More important is the impression made on many thousands of young men and women who have studied with her since 1926. Miss Gould has been described as a cracker-lack teacher. She has the knack of working with people, she has the rare ability to get through to students on a personal basis, to understand student mo- tives, and to give deep sympathy and counseling to those with problems. Her warm personality as well as use of good common sense has had an enormous influence on students for the best. The value of her influence cannot be measured. We can only praise her work and honor a truly remarkable teacher. . . . o Distinguished Teaching Miss Minnie Gould -teacher and friend Miss Gould makes good use of her 42 years of teaching experience to present interesting and informative classroom discussions. Miss Gould in 1932 x -mmm S5547 rgiirisfzgz M--. .rg-,,,:z4 N:.Sr:-rqgffzqx-. , -...,,v1Z, N.- - .:::LZ?l1r5l:5 ,, --Kr - .H-. .::-Qrwrlz-12:f:-Lf:-42 -..,:.:4:Tgy: :Q --.nv-L , is 14 ACTIVITIES 'ws-ig Donald Glover Edith Calhoun Debbie Hanes President Vice-President Secretary Student Council- Backbone of Student Activities if: .T .ln Miss Wilma Kudzia Advisor The Scott High Student Council is made up of students with leader- ship qualities who work together efficiently to plan events and ac- tivities of the school. lt is capably led by the officers and is com- petently advised by Miss Wilma Kudzia and an advisory board. Each class has its own council and is represented in the Board of Com- missions, which governs the school as a whole. The activities and programs sponsored by the Student Council offer many varied opportunities for interested students. Our Council is a member of the Toledo Area Stu- dent Council which allows the teen- agers to work together to create better understanding and relation- ships among the students of differ- ent schools. Debbie Myers Corresponding Secretary Pearlene Walsh Historian 1 it is e F. af ll 4 . 1 Senior and Junior Class Councils: TOP ROW: Miss Sue Cooper, iunior class advisor: Bev Shinaul: Steven Hunter, Ron Roberts: Leon Campbell: Betty Hughes: Esther Cornelius: Miss Wilma Kudzia, senior class advisor. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Gibson: June Terrell: Robert D. Love: Bernella Stubblefield: Pat Peterson: Robert Rice: Linda Rose: Phyllis Beene: Cynthia Crawley. THIRD ROW: Moon Yee: Lu Oxner: Bubs Henry: Charlene Cohen: Shelia Woods: Carnell Gray: Van Burroughs: Willie Stevens. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Ward: Gloria Mathis: Barbara Harper: Charlotte Thomas: Alberta Grace: Denise Covington: Patricia Morrison. Student Council President, Don Glover, accepts the Toledo Area Sportsman- Exchange students from Springfield High School partici atin in th T l d ship Trophy on behalf of the school from TASC President, Randy Snow, as Area Student Council Exchange Program discuss the da5's egents wtithoS5oi:i Mr. Gary Miller, radio announcer, and Mr. Standriff, master of ceremonies, Student Council representatives. look on. Sophomore and Freshman Class Councils: TOP ROW: Mr. Niche ols Szabo, sophomore class advisor: Judy Jackson: Richard King: Earskin Guyton: Stratman Cooke: Ronald Gamble: Donnie Haynes: Gregory Hague: Donna Carter: Tyrone Spencer: Mrs. Alice Snow, freshman class advisor. SECOND ROW: Rita Beale: Lillian Kyser: Jacqueline Riles: Barbara Pateete: Harold Pensan: Brenda Cargile: Vicki Minor: Deloris Walker: Aaron Lee: Nedra Hemphill: Mary Jo Huntley: Cecelia Adams. THIRD ROW: Douglas Grossman: Jewel McGlawn: Judith Gerald: Althea Martindale: Deborah Darden: Patricia Allen: Bessie Brown: Tim Jeung: Edith Foraker: Diana Shoe- maker: Irene Woo. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Smallwood: Suzy McGloun: Howard Woo: Mortha'.Wilson: Victoria Peoples: Eugene little: Linda Davis: Margaret Williams: Toni' Battle: Debra Ward. .-ff' Lili 4' 'X From folded tissue . . . to the flowers which decorate o Homecoming cur. !P'5' The mysterious powder, the magical words, and u swift kick moke up the witches' potion which is to stir up Scott spirit. Autumn Activities eginf a Fine Year 'l .I t 1 1 It's not only work, but also fun, for Tino Clemens at c flower-making session , M5155 , ,LL - 4 AY ihe firsi meeting of the Ideas Commission, Debbie Carter, commissioner, summarizes . xv. di .f If ugh ,,- N their future plans. W 3. A : - Y H-j v.' li - Y CR: 4 iwfg, i 5 'bl , 4 E 2 4 i L Lv fi , , A ,,...-......-..-A---vu : .x K'L ' QL-T-Q 'M - f 4-'jeiic V E inim- Loyal students board the bus to follow our team To Flin? W' 1 'W 4. arg i -.x . ,avg awk Q, 1 sr 5 :J v. , iwgza, H i The mixed expressions an eclch ScoHer's face tells of the excitement and the happiness of a winning game. 'lviv JJ!! Commissions: Backbone of Scott Activities This year's Commissions have proven themselves to be the backbone of Scott's Student Council and student body. They have helped to provide the assemblies and social events ofthe schoolg they planned and carried out various functions of school businessy they regulated club activities. They have also managed school services. ln brief, commission members have guided school activities through the entire year. uni Assembly Commission. TOP ROW, left to right: Bridget Sykesp Roberta Gray Shirley Wilson. SECOND ROW: Theresa Butts, commission Crawley: Monica Wiggins. l A if I l Athletic Commission. Left to right: Ted Whilelyp Shirley Stewart: Randy Florenceg Richard Florence, commissionery Vanessa Sample, Shelia Watkinsy Fatino Clemonsg Cassandra Penamon. Citizenship Commission. Left to right: Deborah Martindaleg Geraldine Williams, lne Kelley: Rhela Priceg Margo Dunsong Wanda Williams, commissioner: Deborah Dunbar. f?- 2- ' rx ery Gwen Briggsy Cynthia z Howell: Kathryn :lo H Hun , o'o'o'iiffi . , 5' l l 4 4 F' Osbibvbis' ' i kilibbbl A wx ' mb' . K J 1 .G ii ' 0- Hua!! Ideas Commission. Left lo right: Willie Sievensg Teresa Sims, Barbara Harperp Debbie Carler, commissioner, Kevin Penamcn, Senorn Jones. W-'kd Debbie Williams, publicity commissioner, gives consfruclive criticism lo a member of her'commission. Finance Commission. Left to right: Madalyn Bick, commissioner: Rosanna Young, Virginia Gleason, Porlia Daniels, Verlie Dewberryp Gwen Shedclg Mark Spangler. Organizations Commission. TOP ROW, left lo right: Debbie Wardy Meranda Nealyg Palricia Talley. SECOND ROW, lefi lo right: Carolyn Rogers, .Jeff Davisy Sharon Oxner. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Howell, commissioner. ..t,.,.,e.vm:l 'w i Marlin Kamnnsky SECOND ROW Shirley Welch Althea Martindale Charlotte Cleo Rawdon social commissioner, outlines future events for her com 2 l f l l l l l 1 Service Commission TOP ROW left to right John Murphy Dennis Clark Brian McConnell, James Nor- ton commissioner Ray Deeb BOTTOM ROW Dan Malloy Moon Yee Donald Glover Richard Florence, Social Commission. TOP ROW, left to right Joyce Robinson, Debbie Snyder, Joanne Lawler SECOND ROW: Diane Young, Robert Love. BOT- TOM ROW: Tonya Shedd, Cleo Rawdon, commis- sioner, Pam Bush, Charlotte Thomas, co-commis- sioner. lea -f B.-if' E' . xl? 4075- 'Z ,f . ..f::f?':Zsa.f:, .vs ' Waxsey Jackson, THISTLE editor. f I as f 4144 . ,L 1 ,r:'r'P'- , f ' 4. ,.,.j .. A Qs., H A . , rw-W I -Sw A., - Mrs. Agnes Thomas and Miss Helen Fields, THISTLE advisors. 1 I A 'fs -i-Jfifl'-3 'I'-V 1 1 ,i-v . ' ,K Bernella Stubblefield, reporter, Mark Spanglet, reporter. Michelene LaPlant, reporter: Diane Ardner, reporter. r, Madalyn Bick, reporter, Marvin Avery, reporter. '-'Z M -r , :fi ' '- - , f A- E I-A '. 174 1- av g x' if ' f' - 5 'il gjL:3'fi,,-T-4.-Pu, H, I uTw't '-'J-.'f:s: :.V , f,ali':Ig:tx2.' ' 5' -' 1+ 4.5 gf. ' . 3 I uf I s 'sffff Km 3 , f . Y 33331-+ fs, Gt: I 7 . ,.'. tl. ' .-fr . it ' ' . it . ' 114' -1 --'f Yr- I 7 - . V - !,Q,v',' - ,V Q Y-1.s -- 1 DK ftp , ' V-f ' ' Q gu'1w-ge:-f:,-' -I L1 . ' 0, 3 -1 :aff if 3 .my 1.13: .5 -.,sg:'f.xjfZ:fiiSE. , . spin. 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Don Molloy, assistant editor: Brian McConnell, SCOTTONIAN editor-in-chief. -.M-ff-. :DV 1. -..-' ----.1- 1.. .. ,. -M., q - A i ,, no B A B T' W TW' mi X. V 'T'-I A -ffrjr., qi, -is 1- 5' ,-:'..,, , T ' ' . 37.1. --' l 7fQ.:,.'.' . 'i' bw l f- ...LDC ' 2 is-s . 3, V m m lu lu., 1.-V l ' 'fi-g i-fizjg i ' K' -n ww H T in ,qggi , ,Tig r-Si T wi, U, .,.. ,,. H H ' -3384 - f 5 ' : : r' te: '. H 5 A W- -, -:J U V.: I, . A ,:gj:',..: , . raw. . .MTE I : L: r . ' . ' ,' C T' Q55 YA . v'f'i.1L,j s - , m- T 1 E jg- 5 ' , f ' ' ' iv y. B -1 . ,fi l l T cfm. 42- ,T Q, 1i?ls'1Jr .115 J 5:11 ::H i .Lfi f ':L?3-?f.. - .' PHL' 'Ek ' 1' 1. 5. T. ' EET.. WV 'W' J fefifffieie - i f l Ei., Y ill H i ff fi 9 . 2 2 gc --1' f, A-,ig - 3 .3 gf, f 1 - . .fag W. I V.3 -N., - ' A , T1 -. fe: . 1 15,113 .4-1-eg, ,r., F.. H A we ' . -vw ' Tl: - . iw-f' ,we .,-. HJ.. . . YL- . .. in UNDERCLASS: Mary Howell, edilor: Billie Colley: Toni Ann Bowen. SENIORS: Charlolte Thomas, editor: Emmitl Williams , . W ACTIVITIES: Debbie Hanes, editor: Brenda Henry. l :ll .sr c I COPY: Barbara Noble: Larry Blaylock: Debbie Myers, editor. ART: Douglas Barnes, edilor. : Ig 3 ll ' Ai ORGANIZATIONS: Deletha Baskin, Edith Calhoun, editor. ' SPORTS: Lawrence Henry: Donald Glover, editor: Jewell Rollen. . BUSlNESS: Larry Rosenberg: Albert Fournier, business manager. 1 A Busy Year for the SCOTTONIAN Staff The 1966-67 Scottonian staff immediately began the preparation of this year's annual. Since the year- book is a record of the students and events of the school year, the staff must remain constantly aware of what is occurring around the school. Layouts, photographs, copy writing, and even rubber cement are all vital to the completion of the yearbook. The twenty-six staff members have done their best to present the student body and faculty with the best and most accurate pic- torial record possible ot this year's happenings. PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Norton: Richard Schroeder, Joe Hansen, chief photographer: Steve Jacoby. WAXSEY JACKSON First Attendant l , l xl V MADALYN BICK THERESA BUTTS Senior Court Member Senior Court Member As This book is passed along down through the ages, A wonderful memory is engraved on These pages. Homecoming possessed beauty and grace As clearly reflected in our queen's face. Her attendanfs and courf made a wondrous sighf And showed dignity as well at the dance that nighf. Though the game was losf l'm sure you'll agree That these nine girls make a fine memory. Emmift Williams ,,xze1.n:,m 'egg - V my v 1 CLEO RAWDON Second Attendant BRENDA HENRY SHIRLEY HENRY Senior Court Member Senior Court Member TON! BOWEN GAJL JACKSON Junior Attendant Junior Attendant l hope . . . ThoT you will join me in honoring ScoTT Todoy, Tomorrow, Debgrqh Hqneg and The doys oheod wiTh The respecT and loyolTy Thc1T our school deserves . . .' Homecoming Queen . 'f ' - W l M, ,., f , if-n 4 4. I v,-ol! 1, 1967 queen 8. court reign over homecoming game. Geraldine Gamby, lost yeor's homecoming queen, cwuils her successor. ,,,- Diligent workers iransform Into u regal lhrone . . . For our beautiful queen. on emply chair . . . -,NNW-.Q ', A .-, all i ,c , T X l ,. ,. YQ 2, l 4 4 L V L We X 7 1 . '-.,,,' W W M... . ...girl r-W5 ,ge ,JW lr! 'gm-19 f -..-fri, Junior attendants Tam Bowen and Gaul Jackson rude alop the Junxar Class decoraied car agp is Senior afiendanfsz Shirley Henry: Brenda Henryg Theresa Bulls: and Madalyn Bickp pose for the photographer ai the game. Spotlight on Homecoming Sludenls arlislically decorate lhe field house. Couples sil and lalk in beiween dances. Ray Jones and Charlolle Thomas enioy one of the many dances at Homecoming. memorable The Choir Excels in Every Attempt ', ,1- E7 -, .ff A Q 3' ' ' 'V A ML. 4 This picture speaks for itself. TOP ROW: Ronald Campbell: Gregory Fizer: Ray Jones: Steve Jones: Marvin Jones: Allen Anderson: Larry Sykes: Howard King: John Porter. FOURTH ROW: Julius Gilmore: Tom Clayborne: Gregory Smith: Frankie Swain: Robert D. Love: Douglas Grossman: Jobie Lewis: Marvin Porter: James Halsey: Ronald Adams. THIRD ROW: Inez Howell: Cecelia Martin: Lillian Franklin: Ethel Cannon: Paulette Gardner: Bev Hill: Wanda Williams: Theresa Gamby: A common sight after school in the choir room. The 1966-67 Scott Symphonic Choir has hon- ored the school and the community with its many performances. lt is evident that day by day practice has developed the excellence the choir is so well noted for. Mr. David Carter, as director, has de- voted much time and effort developing individual talent, as well as the choir as o whole. Known throughout the area for their annual pro- duction of Handel's Messiah , they have sung at a variety of places: such as, the Jewish Community Center, many churches, and the Lamson's depart- ment store. Outstanding ability was also shown in their performance at the Choral Festival and in the vocal competition at Bowling Green State University. Truly, this year's Symphonic Choir is one which has earned well-deserved pride and honor for itself, as well as the school. Elizabeth Taylor. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Johnson: Betty Jackson: Janet Stephens: Mary Anne King: Mary McElvene: Mono Releford: Linda Stovall: Freda Stovall. BOTTOM ROW: Wilma Greer: Phyllis Foster: Julia Erhordt: Shirley Henry: Cleo Rowdon: Henrietta McWhirter: Theresa Butts: Carolyn love: Margaret Draper: Janice Ward. 5 1 ini i Mr. Carter announces, . . students who received superior ratings at Bowling Green were . . . l t T t The music starts . . . the tone is set. . . and the sang begins. TOP ROW: Alphonso Jacksong Ron Bailey: Fred Powellg Jim Lorgeg Michael Loysonp' Winfred Davisg Michael Thomasg Cyrus Gillinghamg Theodore Lewisp Mr. David Carter. FOURTH ROW: David Erhardtp Henry Vaughnsp Roy Relefordg Friday Fletcher: Charles Jones: Billy Haynesg Harold Pensong James Williams: Gerald Jones. THIRD ROW: Rochelle Wilsonp Marsha Macling Ora Hightower: Clara Morganp Juliette Dunning: Dolores McClellany Marilyn Frankling Linsey Moran: if . up Brenda Taylor. SECOND ROW: Clarissa Nealyg Rhonda Doughertyg Tommie Grahamp Bettye Lothang Martha Brackettg Senoro Jones: Brenda Sturdivontp Georgia Kallilp Mary Hicksp Jetta Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Acquanetta Cornettp Celestine Gaston: Linda Woidnerg Sandra Smithp Deborah Carter: Pamela Postonp Veeda Cooper: Antoinette Hollingsl' worth: Wilma Gross. Miss Ann Vetter Director In spite of adverse conditions and small numerical size, the Scott High Band has developed under the leadership of its new director, Miss Ann Vetter. Its performances throughout the year in football halftime activities and during pep assemblies has sparked extra enthusiasm. The Pep Band, and important section of the band, is considered by many as the greatest in the city. It enlivens the half-times of home basketball games with its energetic and rhythmic music. Band Develops Appreciation Maiorettes: STANDING: Cecelia Adams, Shirley Stewart, Beverly Shinoul, Denise Adams, Barbara Stewart. KNEELING: Jill Welch, captain, Kathy Brid tfilgtfy f -um,-q time -ni'-.2 . I . BTW! - .xiii 0150 O Oxrxo TOP ROW: Fredick Reid, Miss Vetter, Warren Martin, Lawellton Price, Edwin Taylor, Donald Stovall, Madelon Thomas. SECOND ROW: David Alexander, Leonard Gillespie, Robert Brown, Deloras Eaton, Dawn Kirk. THIRD ROW: Tonya Harrington, Deletha Baskin, Rose Hook, Sharleen Jenkins, Beverly Earl. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Richardson, Gerald Janes, Jerry Stewart, Dennis Garret, Sam Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Jones, Lawrence Hodges, James Kuhns, Robert Mumford, George Lee. SIXTH ROW: Mike Myers, Chere Harrington, Rudy James, Leroy Gibson, Cyrus Gillingham. BOTTOM ROW: Devin McConnell, Lawerence Butts, Alfred Howell, Bobbi Gillingham, Danny Harris. ge, drum maiorette. V, tt ttf Pep band shows polished practice in performing at an assembly. Orchestra Students Gain Experience This year's orchestra was considerably hand- icapped by a shortage ot members with musical experience. But with the guidance of Miss Ann Vetter, they played at the Coronation ofthe Homecoming queen and gained experience use-ful next year. i ' l 2, 1 t t l TOP'ROW: Madalyn Bickg Gary Hassellp Gerald Jonesy Jerry Stewartf Ann Vetter, Director. SECOND ROW: Deletha Basking Dawn Kirkg Ba Stewarty George Lee: Denise Adamsg Leroy Gibsonp Mike Myers: Edwin A student prepares . . . . . . to loin the group .153 W . V E, ' 'l l 1 HIFI llf ISL UF Sit x is 4 ., R 5 - L , ..45,.eL:..g, - V ,W .. ,.-., v ',.-.. -. --A-an -P fl! 11 1 A' ,. 5 I w 1 . .QQ-.T - '.-.v ..,,,,., ,nu.1.i , v'f .MQ 42' K I 1 I ' 1 W., .. I ll .,..,.... Y Y Y ' x .. ,r 4 5 ' , it 1 Y 4. 13 37 E -I . I il-.A-Jl'Q ' -A ,Q pr f . ' is 1' 5 s M ,.1 1525 A 'M' ,, - ' -- 1-- '1' ' V ' 1. T ' - . . Y . V ,.,, W 1 -' '-- - - ., . iff! the work behind u social event. . . . the exciting games. the roaring pep assemblies. f 1 5' ' Aw ' f 1 967- A Year to Remember . . . the . the . the . the . . the Homecoming festivities exciting games roaring pep assemblies work behind ci social event fun . . cmd, the hard work it's not only work, but fun. the Homecoming festivities Q X ll4l 'ifl , ' A B- , ' -,,...v6:sgf ..z . . , the hard work. ATHLETICS 'X Enthusiasm serves as a building block for success of the foot- ball team. The T966 Varsity Football Team had better than an average year. Even though the team lost many great players from last year, they were able to place a re- spectable fourth in the City League race. Scott was defeated in its first game by St. Francis. With never ending encouragement from head coach Chuck Buckenmyer and assistant coaches, Moffett and Turner, the team regained its will to win. The team defeated the next three league opponents in succession. Scott evened its score with Libbey and gained the Little Brown Jug but lost to Waite in the Homecom- ing game. The members of the team made an excellent showing against Michigan's 8th ranked Flint North-West- ern, and Ohio's lst ranked Steubenville Big Red. Win or lose, Scott's football team and coaches held their heads up high and knew they gave lOO'Y,, in playing the games. Leon Campbell and Jesse Johnson were named lst Team All-City and Honorable Mention All-Northwest Ohio. Danny Jackson, Willie Woods, and iunior, Law- rence Henry, received second team All-City honors. Grid-Veterans Rate . . . TOP ROW: John Porter, Larry Sykes, Henry Vaughns, James Moses, Leon Campbell, Gerald Barnes, Mer- vin Gross, Willie Woods. SECOND ROW: Tyrone Nealy, John Hutton, Steve Jones, James Ragland, Don Glover, Carnell Gray, Larry Toms. BOTTOM ROW: Jesse Johnson, Scottie Davis, Dan Jackson, Robert Beane, Lemuel Quinn, Russell Barnett, Lawrence Crowell, MacArthur Franklin, Greg Gentry. Scott ..... Scott ..... Scott ..... Scott ..... Varsity coaches: offensive line coach, Dick Turner: head coach, Chuck Bucken- myer: defensive line coach, Dean Moffett. Scott ....... ...... Bulldogs Rank Fourth ln City VARSITY RECORD Scott ....... .... 6 St. Francis ...... Scott ....... ...... 1 2 Bowsher ..... Scott ....... ...... 1 2 Macomber .......... Scott ....,.. ..,. 6 Flint Northwestern 7 Central .............. ., .... O DeVilbiss 0 Steubenville .. 15 Libbey ....... 6 Waite .... Outstanding Response From Juniors TOP ROW: Ron Baily: Winnie Davis: William Nix: Ron Davis: Ronnie Roberts: Alfred Baker: William Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mike Jones: Arvee Carter: Mike Green: Ronnie Draper: Lawrence Henry: Rufus Triplet: Morreece Cortland: McKinley Lightner. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Castellanos, manager: Mike Jones: Saviano Frais: Clifton Jessup: Marvin Porter: Jerry Garner: Willie Logan: Rudolph May, manager. insu- Hard work and body contact characterize the game of football. r t t ' - v 'N -sie . - . - mv' J lr 5 3.21. , . A . . ,nz h Jvvggix, A, .gp- , I . ., 1 -g, Y , f ,if First team All-City Leon Campbell and first team All-City Jesse Johnson both earned honorable mention on the All-Northwestern Ohio team. John Hutton makes on elusive change of direction. . .. ..t f, -Vt- --,M 1 uf W --L.,'--me., gifief-if-515:ix-IIB.-S313-iff-1fgi5..i?::2 ' 5 m .zT'31,ug if ter? :Lux-FE7r:?1UE2E'5'f1'ifv -irfzxasirl 'A x .' . 1'-1 li -f- 'i. fun. M'-'f ' ' 'P sz. 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Jackson Jesse Bull Head 'l Johnson Tyron Kneel Dog Nealy John Ray Porter Ronnie Pretty Boy Roberts Larry Dog Sykes BULLDOGS St. Francis ................, Bowsher Macomber ...... Flint Northwestern .... Central ..... DeVilbiss Steubenville .... Libbey .... Waite .... OF THE WEEK Lawrence Crowell .....Johnny Hutton ......Jesse Johnson .....Dan Jackson .....Scottie Davis ......Don Glover ......Leon Campbell ..Lawrence Henry .....Willie Woods N A in , V,,,,,,,,e yn , I I Q l. I , ,X- .,f?, iVi bvgr L M A it. IIY l is 1 ' D tim' f Q ff fy g. 5.71 ,zi 1 , 4' f ' l V .lf L 3, im W 1 L.. an rf . v L x N ,l H X Q g' - . - - , J 'FN ----- J A A V- an , I, ,, 4 1 . ..x.,..,.,, ,.e,,s.,E . :1z........ .- .4.,.-.., N , . ' ,A ,Y Q., '- r 1- ,, at sg U ! -.I A' I .tml is 'S l K 1 up mlm mg l,,l l it M , l rf .V ll' N M 'Mei' J, ,-V '52, ? .7 Y . 11, ' 4 . . ,T lf Fi l C J . A I . vit W , Y g N lp ' - l I ,A I ' ' ' um, Mgt. 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'-.iv-'slap Tift- - g fl-! wI.,:'151 N'X' - ' f' ' ' - .-e , 3,31 .s 1, . .f' iaief- .:,.i'f ,,f 3 ,' - , 31.1,-' V ,5.'f.'-- 2, .-,Q 1 , . ,sf.'lfjf- .V - :ff -tr -' , W, 13- ,- :mf ' 3f.,f?'4: ,A r,. 1. ff.-we-aim J. em R+--.KMJ f.f:'lmQCulu.T.x' L. :,.I'4iZvI.Q: ..L'.. W '!1'lL4?l,.??3.?l. 4139i li,ll4i: .fL.H, ..k'.3-Li.liiltL:Qi,??fl ,iiflftfif Scott's number two quarterback, Don Glover, looks downfield for u possible receiver. John Hutton lines up the ball carrier and . . . really puts the pads to- him. Q - - -. L L ' l 44,1 X l t 'll'Jj'll, llwllM Ri L gl at t 'WR Junior quarterback Lawrence Henry tnumber 421 shows promising ability Scott tacklers stop their opponents short of a first down. for next year. Dan Jackson, Scott's No. 'I quarterback, looks for a receiver and . . . Rody Vines makes a beautiful reception HY- Y--Y --' - - r-f--- -Y - -1- --'Y-H-Y - - I th b Il . . . re eases E G and end, Mervin Gross, catches the ball, carrying a defender for extra yardage. All-City center Leon Campbell leads the line in protective blocking for passer Dan Jackson. A - -- - 1 bf--Q-. --1 - 1. -MNT. .-.W...u--..V-u.,-.L -s... 1-fMw,,e, ,W-.-1:-s-.-eu,v,tt t tt we-1 1 rr -A as W V Y TOP ROW: Devin McConnell, Larry Watonp Bob Vickers, Bruce Barnes, ca-capt.p Larry Butts, Duane Swain, Steve Robinson, Ed Peters. THIRD ROW: James Middlebrookg Wayne Lawson, Les Linear, Mel Ratliffg Dan Bethanyy Tony Draper, Pete Brooks, Danny Coleman. SECOND ROW: Metford Reese, Jerry Ran- Bulldogs JV'S Take Second Place SCOtt ....... ....... 2 8 Bowsher .... ..,. Scott ....... ....... l 2 Macomber .... .... Scott ....... 14 Waite ..... .... Scott ....... .... O Central Scott ....... ....... 3 O DeViIbiss .... ..... Scott ....... ....... 2 O St. Francis ..... ....... l 4 Scott ....... ....... i 8 Woodward .. ..... .. Scott ....... ............... 6 Libbey .......... ............. ....... i 4 The T966 Scott Junior Varsity Football Team, coached by Mr. Ken Oehlers, placed second in the reserve City League. The team featured a solid defense, led by the hard hitting of Mel Ratliff, Marshall Stockard, and Duane Swain. Co-Captains and star halfbacks Greg McClelland and Bruce Barnes gave the Bulldogs a lightning quick of- fense on the ground, while passes from Tony Draper to end Bob Vickers gained yardage in the air. The defense held their opponents to only 34 points, while the offense ran up 128 total points. dolphg Marlin Cortland, Mike Beyg Ronnie Whitey Robert Har risg Coach Oehlers, BOTTOM ROW: Charles Martin, Marshall Stockardp Fred Alexander, Mike Elrodp Gary Hassell. ABSENT Greg McClelland, co-rapt., Harold Hassel Co-Capt. Bruce Barnes takes off on his way toward paydlrt pe , r 1,r,,Fgi5-'-',..ff - 1 :V 4' , 4 .'f' -T3 V' A fe ...W :ei-14-Lfigze L ff' Uisesigfsflfief Co-Capt. Greg McClelland gets advice from Coach Oehlers. Tony Draper runs the quarterback option. 'Ye . iq , V ,-,., J T, L l ,.W, Bullpups Grow Through Knowledge Scott Scott Scott ....... ...... l 4 Scott ....... ...,,. l 2 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD Central ..... DeVilbiss ..... 0 Woodward .... And Determinatign Eiiiiiiiiiii .112 Macomber ................ Freshmen Football Team. TOP ROW: Stanley Daugherty: Gifford Moore: William Hodges: Danny Richardson: Cottrilli Williams: Arnold Anderson: Dannie Haynes. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Hodges: William Watson: David Williams: Butch Truss: Bill Fell: Clarence Prowell: Dan Jale. SECOND ROW: Larry Ed- wards: Bruce Williams: Milton Ransey: Wilbert Cason: Bill Paraham: Marc Sherman: James Beene: James Casper. BOTTOM ROW: Alfred Golladay: Dennis Garrett: Daryl Peterson: Eugene Vaulx: Robert Bethany: Marvin O'Neal: Doug Gro-ssman. Y f .fLs.1r.,--,+--Q-rw --.- 3 e g Although not winning a single game this season, ll J - 2 Mr. Floyd Smith, the freshman coach is very confident ' -'li1 ul that the freshman football team will be noticed in the H 5 .,,- . -1 Q- ,rf -rf f ix future as a very productive team. They were slow in developing an offensive attack, but were effective in .l , 1 -l -tv ' - repelling opposing teams. Defensively the team was l r 4 . j V 1, 1 ft ,N I' ,X ,zzz-.,',,., I A '5 ' 'Jlyv , ' ' , K f A V 5 .- LL 'tl , VJ, ' 'rl 5 'fr ' 1 1 , ' Q xfy, .-pf: 3 ,-1, 2 '., l rt -.3212 J 5 wig t f s led by Arron Holley, Clifford Moore, Dave Williams, 'gf-'Q i E D, X and Stan Daugherty. Alcllng a good defensive team, V55-'1te:.Qqge'2-N' f. lVffL'l' i5f4-' Butch Truss, John Langston, and Bill Watson led the ,,, V n C z7iif5.i,,' -'Af 3555 , i team offensively. ' f . . , ,Y .,imL5 n.Ai' 'm1!avQfx'faG1f:et::vc--- nite - 1 f Frosh see rugged action in Central game. John Langston following a key block gains considerable yardage. 5- - t, . ,el 7. Coach Lynn Kaester and Woodward Coach, Jim Knierim exchange a pre-game handshake. Varsity Finishes Low TOP ROW: Greg McClurei Allen Anderson, Edward Mimsp Daniel Jackson, Mar- vin Avery, Herman Davis, Coach Lynn Koester. BOTTOM ROW: Ira Hunlery Ronald Roberts, Altred Bakery Ronald Davis, Lemuel Quinn, Donald DeBoe. The 1966-67 Varsity Basketball Team couldn't get started. Having iust three seniors, the team brought home only three victories during the regular season. But several games, including those with St. Francis and DeVilbiss, were very close and lost only when cold spells kept the Scott side of the scoreboard at a standstill. This was one year when the best, acquired after long and hard practice after school, iust'wasn't good enough. Excellence was shown by Senior Captain Dan Jackson who held the team together with his 'outstanding scoring ability. Al Baker, another fine player, has another year to continue his exceptional record. P f 5 ni-i , ' rl i ,id- . i. igsaihv 5152: if ,,, V '. r t-J L,..,.1- , . fl -' l r W ii .H-nf' -uf' Dan Jackson works hard to get the ball past a Woodward defender. F' Scott. Scott. The 1966-67 Basketball Record Central Findlay .......................... 77 88 Scott ................ 50 Start ................ ....... 8 7 Scott ................ 43 St. Francis .L ....... 4 ............ 49 Scott ................ 49 Cuyahoga Falls .............. 70 Scott ................ 49 Woodward ......... ....... 5 7 Scott ................ 52 Sylvania .......... ........ 4 8 Scott ................ 30 Waite ........... ........ 5 9 Scott ................ 69 DeVilbiss ............. ........ 7 2 Scott ................ 73 Mansfield Sr. ..... ........ 7 7 Scott ................ 52 Macomber ........ ........ 6 5 Scott ................ 61 Scott ................ 41 Bowsher ....... ........ Libbey ..... ........ 46 77 Scott ................ 49 Start , .......... ........ 7 5 Scott ........,,...... 82 Defiance ....... ........ 7 5 Scott ................ 56 St. Francis ........ ........ 6 4 Scott .,,.,,,,,.,,.... 61 Woodward ...... ........ 6 6' TOURNAMENT Scott ................ 55 Sylvania .Q .... ..53 Scott ................ 40 Libbey ....... ........ 7 1 Allen Anderson moves up as Dan Jackson takes a lump shot. -alrtf, Dunvlackson snatches the ball from surprised Woodward players. Players spring for control of the bull. 5 2.1, 'fai if ',f'Lif:5E,. Al Baker acts as a screen while Ed Mims shoots. t it M. A Yi ' f i .1 ggi. - wg. 'Gq,,,,am,k Willie Harper takes his time before making c vital foul shot. Coach Koester and Assistant Coach Moffett talk to the boys during a time out. Chipper DeBoe lays it up for two The ball is los! after a scramble. rggrn, 1'1'1 :L Q.--1.2. Q :lit , , X 5 -f f,-4 V24 'ft -32- - U-V l r r y: ,sri ' iiiff ' --1-M u ': 113. - x -331. 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N :wif . 9-51-- ,1,. , M ,' aw' M., r m.,.,f+f::g2 W My w'fg'Lfg?a s9L ' oi . 54 'LQ Ffifib wifi ,ifiliysijizi . 53 Q 5- The Junior Varsity Basketball Team of 1966-67 under the coaching of Mr. Dean Moffett won city wide respect after capturing second place in City League competition. The team's season record for . City League competition was 9 wins and 4 losses and a total team record of 13 wins and 5 losses. The Jr. ' it Varsity compiled an offensive average of 51.0 and .V A 1 a defensive average of 42.1. Coach Moffett cited Craig Bracken as the team's most valuable player and Cleo Fisher as the team's most improved player. Q5 Lim... . , ..-Y . L.. Jueixcll. L3-Li. ,gel Glondoy Hill drives on a Woodward opponent in an attempt for two points. ,l fi use szssami ' I - A .Y cause... J. V.'s Are Triumphant Again leroy Johnson, mgr.g John Short, Mike Williams, Robert Vickers: Leslie Boyd, Craig Bracken, Eric Barbouiz' Duane Swain, Bruce Barnes, Cleo Fisher, Glondoy Hill, Daryl Peterson, mgr.p Mr. Dean Moffett, coach. Bruce Barnes makes two in the oct of being fouled. Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ Scott ............ 43 Scott ............ 54 Scott ............ 44 Scott ............ 59 Scott ............ 66 Scott ............ 64 Scott ............ 50 Scott ............ 56 Scott ............ 50 58 Craig Bracken concentrates on a free throw. Central .... ....... Findlay ...... ....... 4 8 , , Z .M Start ...,............ ....... 3 6 ' ' St- Francis ................ 49 Cuyahoga Falls ........ 55 Sylvania .................... 26 Mansfield ........ ....... 3 5 421 Waite ........ ....... 1 9 DeVilbiss ..... ....... 3 7 Macomber ...... ....... 5 1 Bowsher ....... ....... 3 7 Libbey ...... ....... 4 6 Central ...... ....... 6 O Start ........ ....... 3 5 Defiance ..... ....... 3 8 St. Francis ...... ....... 4 9 Woodward ...... ....... 4 2 Woodward ...... ....... 5 8 . ,J .- vi ag, Miscues Hinder Scott ........,... Freshman Basketball Record 43 Central ................... Scott ............ 32 Start ....................... Scott ............ 32 St. Francis ..... ..... Scott ............ 34 Woodward ..... ,.... Scott Bullpups --co-c----c- 29 -c--r--.-- ----, Scott ............ 29 DeViIbiss .... ..... 1 Scott ..........,. 33 Macomber ..... .... . Scott ............ 45 Libbey ,....... ..... Scott ............ 44 Central .... ,,... Scott ............ 46 Start .......... ..... Scott ............ 28 St. Francis ..... ..... Scott ............ 37 Woodward Scott ............ 42 Bowsher ...... ..... Aaron Holly arches in u 20-foot iumpshot. The inability of' the 1966-67 Freshman Basketball Team to play two good halves in one game and eliminate costly mistakes, re- sulted in a record of tive wins and eight losses. But every game was hard-fought and marked by a determination to win. Coached by Mr. Don Kern, the boys learned techniques which, with practice, will prove useful in future games. Top players were Aaron Holly and John Langston. TOP ROW: Mr. Don Kern, coachg John Langston: Clarence Roscoeg Joe Ron Stephensg Milton Ranseyp Bill Parahamp Wilbert Casom Tommy Dab- Leep Marvin O'Nealp Walt Roberfsg Mike Steeleg Gifford Moore: Aaron neyp Marvin Grant: Kenny Richardson. Hollyp Martin Williamsg Herman Johnson, manager. BOTTOM ROW: xperlence and Pride Aid Successful Matmen The T967 Wrestling Team under the coaching of Mr. Merle Baker and Mr. Richard Turner compiled an impressive series of records. These records consist of: lO wins and i loss forthe dual team recordp 2 wins and no losses tor sec- tional competitionp 5 wins and l loss for district competitionp cmd 4 wins and no losses in state competition. Behind these records went many hours of hard work and practice. Scott retained its control of the T65 pound state title when, Law- rence Crowell won this year's state com- petition. This title was previously held by Scott wrestler, Joe Green, in 1965 and l966.' TOP ROW: Stanley .lacobsp Calvin Taylor5Tommy Johnson Willie Stevens Agnes Curtis Collier Som Lewis Brion McConnell Charles Martin Devin McConnell: Mr. Turner, coachp Larry Toms: Mr. Baker coach Tim Lawrence Crowell Jesse Johnson Donnie Haynes BOTTOM ROW Mar O'Neal7 Daran Jacksonp MacArthur Frankliny James Halsey David Wil shal Stockarcl Stanley Daugherty Allen Everret liams. SECOND ROW: George Leeg Gerald Jonesp Edward Wilborn Chris iMl ,x.,. .sfnif l Ll? ,l , 4 Y , 1 Y M, -,sq A .gg ' ' 7 wks. ' , L' Y: ig: , ' Y , 165 pound State Wrestling Champ Lawrence Crowell executes cl perfect leg ride. 3 Jesse Johnson shakes opponent's hand after u successful battle. V ' ' ,, : ' - ,, ' 2 pf, E L 1 , Y Y ' -Y Brian McConnell, runner-up in District competition, executes u leg stand Scott Harriers Rebuild For 67 Scott runners, Jim Norton and Frank Hamilton, overtake their Bowsher opponent. -- - s .--5- , ..- .--.,. .... .-, ,, ', -6'-,bfiv I54erl:I'f-6:25,-f.2j,f:Ekf,Z-' -7f 1' vywgidn 'YE-igfl '?+k7.f'4 '-.ar-iz: xv ,,. r 1 ls' 31 , R-is? si JK, ,ev 4-'rin I KW Q etik 52.591 fx Q 9 A A win? X4- vt..-g X 4 N H il A-egg .s?'Qxe2?Qgw z--H 5 ,wif ..-ilv .59 , ,M S 14 .reha- -fll ES? M .is is N rssgssst b y g .' ,Q'.'gai-rf'-'N fftif' . fltfee . its , -.-s: -35-1-1 -.55 -e 1 3 rw- . ' 'L'5',: trgljx -74 1: , S- .,f 7, ' .- sf-'e'--f . . --2 'fegnz-f ff- -Stagg: , -., ey -1. '41 . N:-R N3 I2 A'. i' '- . rl, .- . .gaepay .fi -,lays 5:-J. warg-' We-3-- 'f-, , , A snr -P -T -.v ' -'asf Kr' '- --1.-. 7-1,'- 1- ' we-fs: , Hesse X. ' . fn'-rr: mfr-' ' gg' 'f 59. Qu' -f-E e . 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Because the competition was so formidable, the Scott runners won only two of the eight meets in which they participated. The team also suffered from the lack of students trying out for the sport. Fortunately, however, ten of the twelve members are expected to return, providing seasoned members for next year's team. Outstand- ing runners were Brian McConnell, Clyde Kynard, and Sollie Gordon who was iniured during the season. TOP ROW: Charles Blanchard, Moon Yee, Roger Jackson, Mr. William Shupe, coach, Frank Hamilton, Howard Woo. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Norton, Clyde Kynard, Leslie Boyd: Svllie GOH'-lon: Brian Mlcoftflellz Victor Lyte, Edward Turner. rf'-' f - ' '7C7ff 'm 'ii' 'F H 1 '3 E' J 9 F r -rl : . ,run-K I l s rl i l il l Viclor Lyle out-dislances lhe resl of the pack. Firsl year coach, Mr. Shupe, finds it takes much teamwork in handling a crass-counlry meet. Brian McConnell and Clyde Kynard overtake a Libbey runner. N. L Les Boyd and Ed Turner make their move in lhe Bowsher meel. Don Kern, new head coach for the 1967 season, and Orton Ryan, head coach for the 1966 thinclods, work together to produce a good track team. The 1966 District and Regional Championship 880 Relay Team: Ron Allen, James Ragland, Greg McClelland, Dan Jackson. Winged Footmen Give Up City League Title 3252! -Q 3 .,--5 --.. 1 . .s1.....,, . 'N-' P- F',gf'- . - ws. l: Q 5..:'.. Cf . We '- The -VC ' ,t ' 'V T ' --W4-....fTlT .1Q:jL.: y Q-gpg' .J ,-1 :ggfe-Y . - 1 ' ' ..' , :'1'f':j'?xwsecA... Nexhvf :. . Q. '. 77-----1-19 ' 'fin f -f . ' QRS is :Z gc- ' , ye , . . e 4 -lj' Qcssmisng- 4. Y- ..,. - ' '--' Y 'ez'-I 'vu t. t:'n- Us . --1--W t ep., gg. A ,.---,,.,,,4 ,..,,.. got., it it t .- it ee- A F : - time 'i.. 2 rf- ,., , M Q ' 'i . ' TTi'l'IIl.f-ttf:---- ?' if Y . ., . 1 ,tt 'W' t .N ' 1 . ' 2-5535 .sc ::.,,,..-if 1. 1. ,. 'Q . V Y ajg, . :sv v- :f,:'4Zs.r-sie V- f , ' ' ' ' ':,: , 2 r 'P Cornell Gray holds equal ground with a St. Francis hurcller in the 120 low hurdles. 1966 Track Team. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Worley: Mike Foster: Larry Green: Ron Allen: Leonard Malone: John Reid: Guy Daoust: Charles Cole. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Wilson: Arnold Stockard: Albert Hodge: Ted Milbry: James Wilson: Kenneth Peterson: Ben Fletcher: Phillip Williams. THIRD ROW: Van Burroughs: Carnell Gray: Allen Everett: Dan Jackson: James Ragland: Marvin Martin: Tyrone Nealy: Robert Beene. FOURTH ROW: The 1966 Track team gave up its claim to the City League title this season. Scott's track team has sat on the throne since 1963, sharing it with Libbey in 1962. This season the team suffered its first dual meet defeat since 1961. For strength and speed the track team relied on a core of inexperienced underclassmen. As well-trained and conditioned veterans these same rookies are ex- pected to bring back to Scott the City Championship in 1967. Jesse Johnson: Mike Duhart: Sollie Gordon: Wayne Clarke: Greg McClel- land: Robert Gibson: Don Glover. FIFTH ROW: Marshall Stockard: Robert Vickers: Earl Williams: Marion Hamm: Robert Rivers: Ed Peters: Tolman Franklin. TOP ROW: John Hutton: larry Toms: Mr. Jerry Hobs, ass't. coach: Mr. Don Kern, oss't. coach: Mr. Orton Ryan, head coach. '-T' -E 'tl xxN5L A L+ .HYVQ .. g A -npfezi . ee. --,, gsm.-311, -s. ' if . -L .iE'i:,f1' 'vw a 1 m e e. . Mike Foster and Tyrone Nealy begin the 880 yard dash in full stride. l . - i I ' , Y , i 1' '- - I-4,4 . X 1 i l -. ' it ' : 'iii il... ' it Timm ' ,l l'11lll ll ll - W As a result of practice and determination, Don Glover displays his skill. All City Wayne Clarke demonstrates his ability on the pole. .uf 2 ' ':.. virtual ,lv gil' - IN. r--.-tr .lim it v '5f5i?,,5-5 'fzidf' ,N Eh. i 4, , e .1 . -fx .gina-ff ' 23 45 , 'nge q:'f-..-, 3fmf,f,g,. 1 in ,,. Y ',f:5 f5f -1 ' 1 . 'fj,:.:a' 2' ,A Vff,g.ffZf3 ' .,-di-21 W. 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' ' 1 e.'i-,.-Q..--'3.g,.g 5.1t2.:,1,.'1L:. -.L.g.-.L -'1f':.: f f ' 4.-1 he-e' ' Clutching the baton tightly Mike Duhart races toward the next member of the Speed Relay Team. Tyrone Nealy keeps the pace with Libbey's All-State Wes Brock. The high caliber of performance attained by Scott High Track Teams during The past half-decade has been The result of natural ability coupled with the no-nonsense coaching methods of Mr. Orton Ryan. Mr. Ryan demands a lot from his Teams: long hours, unrelenting practice, constant improvement. He demands The best from each boy, The boys de- liver Their best in return. Orton Ryan has become popular with his teams, a popularity based on respect, hard work, and genuine interest in each boy. Mr. Orton Ryan started out as assistant coach of The Track Team in 1961. ln 1962 he became head coach and coached The Team To tie for The City Championship. From 1963 to 1965 his Teams were The undisputed local Track champions. They dominated many events in The DeVilbiss Night Re- lays, and qualified for honors in State and District competition. The Scott Trophy case is a testimonial to The many victories of Orton Ryan's teams. Mr. Don Kern has coached The cross country, baseball, and freshman basketball Teams. With his achievements in coaching Thesesports we feel that he, as head coach, will continue Orton Ryan's ef- forts in producing successful track teams at Scott. Sophomore, Mike Green, leads all other opponents in the Mile Relay giving evidence of his promising ability. . pk. .' ,13r.ggve. ' -,-1 . - ' ' HSN -Millliltt Lg' 1 RW I ' u-f'i2- Q Y Y .. i . ,,.- , V, - . , 5 .FN-rmv4,,,N-!-' K Tfl ii T i J -1-' -M, ef W- ,g g 'T ' ' ' 'f '?'r-. megan.. . , it , 1 .iibz-nsffmus ss--1T'Qq ' V-TL 1 '-auf T -. - Q, - -wg 4 -..,'lT.'.s.f?'-,4u:--- 31 'R ig. . ,nl K'--fe - Q..-new-.e,i1?? 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A ' . f i ,L sxilqzfiieifigiifaftlfs tt TS Us mt 1 'V '.':t-'-'51.f's-mf? 4,311-f': 'Y 2 1 ' . 5 fs- . ,a..,-, ifwguiqzge 1 .7 N, , 'UAL I .,,. 11. 1 'H 5 ,, ,, '-319. 9 5, 45 .. f 5 411. s ' e 1 1. ,Qs l m , t c 1 1 .N if --fx f , -1155,-E .,s K lvl Hl L,c' 'F z r... +54!' 212+ .13 f -. '- -ii - ' P em: -be,-,, 5' A4 ' - -it 2 - , r w , M. 17.1, '-ckagffgq ' 'K-ef .ri 5- jx V. '.- i f '-vw .. - gf, 1. ,Q 'fam-35g.f.f'g,' J-N ah. '5:.112n'fiL' gf, ' 1.1 f 3,1453 . James Ragland hands off to anchor man Ron Allen and . . . Lead off man Dan Jackson hands off to Greg McClelland as . . Ron Allen speeds victoriously to the finish line. Im. lt so ' 5 Scott .,,..... Scott ........ Scott ........ Scott ........ Scott ,....... Scott ........ 100 Scott ........ 91 1966 TRACK RECORD 69 ' ' 97-U3 DeVllblss ..,...,..... Waite .... 77-1X2 Libbey ,...,., ...,. 59-112 St. Francis .......... 72 Bowling Green Scott high iumper demonstrates the essence of form. Mike Worley shows his unique style in high hurdling. Central .............. Macomber ........ 58 .....29-2f3 49-U2 67-1f2 55 27 36 ML4 L . -ii -41 .A Golfers ee Off The 1966 Golf Team was greeted this past season with a new coach, Mr. Darrel Smith. The team had ci season record of no wins and eight losses which primarily resulted from a lack of participants Efforts by the three senior members to realize a winning season were unrewardmg But, each boy gained experience making the season worthwhile The 1966 Tennis Team was unsuccessful in its attempt to capture a high standing ln the City League The team had a season record of one win and six losses. Their coach Mr David Kelster, cited Michael Thomas and David Clinton as the teams most productive players. Coach Kelster expects to have a much improved season next year A new blacktop tennis court behind our sta- dium will provide much needed facilities for practice and competition Racketmen Sh w F I Sp rt mansh p Tennis Team David Clinlon Michael Thomas Louis Bronkowsk Mr David Kessler coach Dwight Miller Jim Galllers Michael Glaubermcn Sheldon Bustow EGU' . i Golf Team: Mr. Darrel Smith, coachg Wilbur Marshall: Guy Daoustp Warren Marshall. , . . . , . o 'ne o s i . : . . 7 . I . iz I . . I 7 . . I I- Y in I r V V - I W . azz' ' T I a if in if i ' Q .T . 6' 9 ' T tw ' ' ' ' ' f ' s 2 1 .5 . ' I 1 I law A. R'-Qihti Scotia ......... ,- ,, , ,2'fQ, J.V.'s Continue In al 4 ' ,, v f . 'ir ess, Li ,, ,, ,, Ni?5:', '5' . 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L fir! ,, ,wir , ,, if .1-,,-,, Alai: ,, ,, ,, 1,-f , ,,fj,,- , ,, .,3,gif,y5, A ,, ,,,,-, 'Lf' M5535 ' H ,,,',, ,345-Q 5 my Arffhonyvzwayng?----J.-u -l,,,,, ,M 4 ,, ,EM , ,, W , Q , ,.-4-,wie--17,-.-1-,-:Q fi . 7 I 1 ,az ., ., sf, - ,iw-'1 ,,li'f: ,,, w,:.w,, ,M if 11,,,,,?i?5,, llwww :wz2,f,,J 2, ,, ,, J, 21, 11 r - fav,-,,,,,, N ,, ,,,, ,w,',,Sfgh. 4,5122-555211 ',f:,.-mf-.nf W- ,,, ,,,i3?e -'if 3,35 wi Y, jig-i,, ,,H M111 ,, f fi or M y gymmid , r , 1, 'lflje 'l966,i5coi'r',,Hlgh ,J,lllf'lI0'lVVGll1Sll'Y Bakel 'usffhvl ,mfr xl 1,1slis:Q 53, 1Q,,r,:'v1.-'- M, Q-Qfrk' :gg X ,H ,-,' if' -. , gg: E, X aside, W iii' W, r bgll f7l7edLm hwiihi Uq'greco,rdifof 'ffIVQ H winswandr W , , ,, 3- i, 1, T1 , ifljgvt has befrfvms Gii',,JJWTfK1i5lit1Dnf The Team , ai waflargeylyldicomposed oflfresohmeny bifid- ' 2 Q5 E5 ,,,, o , 'viCtQlii'e,sW. G9od hiitinlgjphovfskrlhio be a .LVL 'w, w, digg. Qieifff' z,gg,g,.f,,,f?kf'k .,, LE,w1,,?SJ '2giiF,,-1 ,,.- -Ki sv, FFT LU ,,,, ,fa H, Qi fa-iii ,SSH . ,. i 'H f Aff tr'ademarrkg14wlth, 'flve'fiiplclyers, hlfimg over .1 l'llQQ l'Q'Ql'I l,NVClS',,'l8Ql,5. f .,,, y ,,V,, , , gba W-.. . ,w..,...-V .,. V-, .Mfg ,-K--.Y ., , da-. -. .. ., ,W . , .. ., ...V Junior Varsity Baseball Team. TOP ROW: Floyd Smith, coachy Wayne Luwsong Sieve Robinsonp Paul Kingg Ben Wisbong Ced Kingp Ron Baileyg Les Lanierp Willie Corh Jerome Turner. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Simpsong Roy Sullivanp David Bankslong Larry Bullsg Tyrone Spencer: Marlin Cvfllflfldi Tom H0lme5- ABSENT: Todd Englep Rody Vines: Dave Moller. A A J . Scott Diamondmen Find Competition Potent Coach Ron Disher odiusts Butch Allen's bot as Max Bolden looks on. Az, ,sf ' 1 The 1966 Scott Varsity Baseball Team lacked the necessary depth for a winning season. With only four seniors, the team earned a record of five wins and nine losses. The pitching staff had many fine relief pitchers, but only one dependable starter, Danny Jackson. The team had cz respectable batting average i.277l. Law- rence Crowell was the leading hitter with a .421 aver- age. At the end of the season, four players were named to the Blade's All-City Team. Butch Allen was selected to the first team, Scottie Davis and Danny Jackson to the second team, and .loe Green to the third team. Butch was also selected to play in the annual North-South All-Star game in Columbus, and earned a berth on the All-Ohio first team. Butch Allen shows the form that earned him All-State honors. 'Ei- E L3 Q. se 'iiiliilii r nw-,:swi:2:1,:w ssftat-s5'..-1.:- 5 xt, t Qmtff-tis,tgg5mq2:stsfw-- -111 we 'W QM: if-5 fi J 'ls' w -3, if-1 Ping- -A, Lf 'L va eg 5 fi. 5 nu ff ' ' +L, 0' N-f ...I eg... fit' M e'f'sv 4' L4 fs, 1 L1 5 fig-154 1 9 -4 is Ns I 45,55 ,tal 9,5 .dtt H. ,g,,'fi1wL M tt ii x . 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Scott ....... ..... Scott ....... ..... Scott ....... ..... 1 l Scott ....... ..... l 5 Scott ....... .... Scott ....... ,..., Scott ....... ..... Scott ....... ..... I Scott ....... ..... ffl -Ju' Lima Senior ...... Anthony Wayne Anthony Wayne Start ................ Bowsher .... Central Libbey .... Central ...... Woodward .. Waite ...... DeVilbiss .... St. Francis .... Sylvania .... Macomber .. Varsity Baseball Team. TOP ROW: Ronald Disher, coach, Mike Johnson, Carnell Gray, Lawrence Crowell, Danny Jackson, Leon Campbell, John Porter, Angelo Pina, Joe Green, Butch Allen, Reed Knowles, mgr. BOTTOM ROW: Ed Mims, Robert Rice, Scottie Davis, Larry Parker, Charles Gordon, Moreece Cart- land, Ray Watkins, Don Stubleski, Mac Franklin. Emma Moore CHEERLEADERS Although there were only four, this year's cheerleaders did an excellent job. At every game one could see their colorful unitorms and constant smiles. Using cartwheels, split jumps, cmd hand motions, they inspired the crowds to yell for the teams. Pep assemblies came alive with shouts led by our spirited cheerleaders. Activities included a bake sale, Christmas napkin sale, and Christ- mas card sale, which helped to pay for the new uniforms and shakers. .l.V. Cheerleaders: Clarissa Nealyg Joyce Woodardp Tanya Shedd, captainp Phyllis Beene. Debbie Brown I lr, Vi., . ,W lv, , L If l l - Nw f f-1' E ' l . . ,112 'lllii H. i N. 1 an Egg .l'fH,tf,.Ayh ' t:,.'MaiglH., r,W5fQfL3Jll, nV.u?T: i,.-it HH imc' .V M4 ,U wish ' -1 liigue jimi, 'Eid ll ., . , - L -v, 'V tw- E14 t 1 i 4 4 1 i 1 A t t Z' . r Q f-fr' Pi- , Tfiiib V,-5725: 'L' 'aj ,-3 ff Mr. Dean Moffett, advisor, was genuinely interested in the affairs of the cheerleaders and provided excetlent guidance for them What do you want? VICTORY! M 1 P 5 t ' Q 1 Li ' - . - v, L, I ff' 23- ' L i-,Q X K X V , 'I 'wa : ' it w.m',. 5' taeifkifm 1 vt Knut, - ---Q....,, ,, H-4-q.,Q.Q ,ik Pat Rhodes, captain fi V V t ,5:ffq5+.....g1',.,,..Jtt, X A Pat Rhodes checks to see if the line is straight. t Debbie Myers '. TEL' ,A 1 Qi! L, -i ji .5j,jW5g3,, My ll iv ' 1 . - A ' - My l 7 4+ ii, 'f ii, Y i FV J ' it -. ,, -- . -4- i ,iv jg, National Leagues Mr. David Keister, couch, Dwight Miller, Randy Florence, American League: lbave Molten John Ardnerp John Brock, Lawrence Davisy Robert Gibson, Qumtin Williams. Mr. David Keister, coach. . Pinbusters Find Tough Opposition Even with an enthusiastic group of boys, the Scott pinbusters found the competition in the City League overwhelming. The Na- tional League team once again finished in the cellar, while the American League team moved up from tenth to ninth place. Track and Basketball Highlight Intramurals The revival of the intramural basketball pro- gram by physical education teacher, Mr. Harry Keller, provided competition between senior homerooms. The games were played Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mr. Ortyl's homeroom won the league championship with a 6-l record. In the tournaments, the teachers were victorious but gave the trophy to the boys in Mr. Standrift's home- room, who were runners-up. The annual Sophomore Track Meet was also held once again. This spring highlight provides stern tests for all boys in the sophomore class. 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Students Learn Chessboard Strategy Jackie Norwood and Marty Wilson use the power of concentration. Improvement of strategy and skill are the aims of the Chess Club. Out of the Chess Club is chosen the chess team who match their skill with chess teams of other schools. Although they only won one, with five losses and one tie, members grew through competition. Outstanding chessmen were Howard Woo, Gene Woo, and Gerald Nunn. Nancy Loo ponders over her next move mf? iigl t,,..sl f?1i1?X' 16235 it-IKEA The Art Club :stimulates the creativity and the imagination of its members. One club project was ,a painting done by each member. Other projects included a bake sale and a Christmas get-together. . ,W V, Arts and Crafts. TOP ROW: Theresa Tuite: Deborah Roy Releford: Gregory Gentry: Henry Harper: James Deborah Calloway. SECOND ROW: linda Davis: Nunn: Alvergie Huntley: Sheila Kynard, treasurer: Althea McClelland. FIRST ROW: Paulette Wilson: Deborah Smaw: Mary Huntley: Theresa May: Anita Billegas: Marvine The purpose ot the Business Club is to seek out business opportunities available to students. This year they visited business schools and companies and invited speakers to club meetings. They also spon- sored a successful bakesale. . 1. f-es' , ..zx.ity,f,T' i' fl FH f A L f is ., 1.-.1 - New ss: ew: -- is iff: :fs ttf . :Am -Jg I Szslfse- gs e-:vs 1 I -Teiiifiiiiief :--z, gs: Business Club. TOP ROW: Elizabeth Gibson: Charlotte Harthorne: Inez Howell: The Business and Gleason: Linda Stovall: Shirley Welch: Larry Hicks: Mr. Bryant, advisor. SECOND ROW: Syph: Gwendolyn Harris: Joann Bell: Gwendolyn Player: Pam Poston: Barbara Sanders: Nash: lnez Forrest. FIRST ROW: Acquanetta Cornett: Evelyn- Shaw: Deborah president: Lula Johnson: Alberta Grace, treasurer: Regina Corbitt: Annette Cottrell: president. 29 'r 9. f it t 'ff 1t 11: 1 mas: :sa J-1 - ? V f x 11 . 1 git is-sq, Mtttstigv s , Em: li 2 -it h h 1633377 '- I V f:titl'h'll v t M A , W ' o val ,,Y!,, tit. 1 All wi .W fm e :Q 'ffgfjiglig 5' 'ii 9 N i?i.e 5.t ll ' V- - :.is.sx::t.t' . -Yuzliu 2 'wt r T ,L it ut ' Lf?3igTf?f lf5Z ggjgg:i1j,.- QM st t -,e.f.e1?,..t tt . iiziif? X5 l 1 1 '21 ,I -fc Wiiiiiia . rrewets- 1 - ,s :wwew ,.: .vt W Tiff' It , ' ' , will t H , Junior Classical League. TOP ROW: Barbara Lonz, treasurer, Harriett Grier, Dennis Clark, secretary, Mark Spangler, Toni Bowen, Edith Calhoun, Mrs. Genevieve Austin, advisor. FIRST ROW: Michelene LaPlant, Cecelia Adams, Debbie Snyder, vice president, Denise Adams, Bernella Stubblefield, Madalyn Bick, Linda Adkins, linda Waidner, president. By membership in the Jun- ior Classical League, mem- bers agree to carry on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gene- vieve Austin, t-heir money making proiects included a bake sale, participation in the magazine drive, and a teach- er's tea. They also earned their way to the annual Latin convention held in Columbus, Ohio. 'RQ xml Robert Love gets attention of club J.C.L.'s bake sale is a success for hungry students. members. -wp, A I Language Clubs Promote Cultural Interest Spanish Club. TOP ROW: Brenda Henry, Debbie Snyder, June Terrell, Larry Toms, Daniel Malloy, Andrew Johnson, Robert Love, president, Bernella Slubblefield, Rosemary Young, Mrs. Nancy Tomaski, advisor. SECOND ROW: Alvergie Huntley, Theresa Butts, vice president, Gale Williams, Dianne Young, Luverrain Oxner, Kevin Penamon, Mary Howell, Linda Patterson, treasurer, Gwendolyn Briggs. FIRST ROW: Kathy Keller, Johnnie Fluellen, Diane Ardner, Shirley Henry, Deborah Carter, secretary, Fannie Fletcher, Cleo Rawdon, Michelene LaPlant, Theresa May, Josephine Lopez. The Spanish Club was fo at Scott to give the students rolled in Spanish classes an portunity to develop interes Spanish culture and in interesting facets of Sp which cannot be fully co' in the classroom. One of social activities was a Chri: ' party. l' ThePet Care and Bible History Clubs ...np Members work on a special proiect. Pet Care Club. TOP ROW: Irma Roberts: Dennis Stulller: lvor Jacobs: Betsy Nix. FIRST ROW: Gwen Roberts: Henrietta Slawny: Eugene little: Tam Bradford: Allanie Knights: Mrs. Penna Miller, advisor. Developing a feeling of compassion toward all animals was one ot the main obiectives of the Pet Care Club. Proper care ot the member's own pets was stressed. Activities included movies, such as, Animals of Africa , Valley of the Swans , Bringing Up Your Puppy : speakersfsuch as, Mr. Vernon Bryant, and Mrs. Mary Crawford: a field trip to Secor Park: and a Christmas party. They gave twenty five dollars to the Toledo Animal Shelter and The Humane Society and re- ceived an Ohio State Forest Ranger Pre- sentation. 1 i l Bible History Club. TOP ROW: Mr. Joseph Welch, advisor: Kathryn Kelley: Barbara Noble: Christine Legree: Rochelle Wilson: Donna Carter: John Carroll: Elaine Brown. FIRST ROW: Wilma Greer, president: Phyllis Foster, vice president: -Patricia Fietz: Althea Martindale: Jill Smaw: Ruth Noble: Acquanetta Cornelt, secretary: Mr. Larry Baden, advisor. Through the able leadership of Mr. Welch and Mr. Baden, the Bible History Club related an un- derstanding and the history of the bible. Selling of Christmas cor- sages and baked goods were some of their activities. in f Li 5' , t l Mr. Welch shows Bible Club members an arousing statement. Mnitw l l One of the most successful clubs this year was the DECA Club. Members pf the club con- sisted of those students who were enrolled in the Distributive Education Class. Several of their proiects were a candy sale, a party for the orphans at St. An- thony's Villa, a bake sale, and a field trip to J: L. Hudson's De- partment Store in Detroit. They participated in city-wide proiects such as the employer-employee banquet, the all city DECA party, and numerous leadership con- ferences. Decca Club. TOP ROW: Leon Hudson, Tolman Franklinp David Bailey, Mr. Kost, advisor, Bob Autry, Charles Wilhelm, James Ragland, Rollie Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Diana Crockett, Brenda Hodges, Johnny Hutton, treasurer, Dave Hersh, Oscar Kynard, Ramont Watkins, president, Edwina Williams, secretary, Judith Walker, vice president. BOTTOM ROW: Gwendolyn Sheddp Vernetta Milliken, Deborah Brown, Helen Jonesp Camille Wiczynskip Gloria Slaughter, Karen DeWood. Distributive Education Program Members listen attentively during the meeting. Q , lqaittte V gg? ., ' J -' Q tlkyy M J .W--vrv V 7 iw N Q , 'ff il- ' ll V c - f' fe 4 ,. . it Initiated At Scott A 1 ,. 5i5t'tft,,eE '- ,t f President, Ray Watkins, and secretary, Edwina Williams, carry out business at a meeting. ly' Teaching today requires pa- tience, intelligence, and leader- ship. Each of the members of the Future Teachers of America Club is working toward this goal. During club meetings this year speakers lectured on the teaching profession and opportunities in college. Each month representatives attended Metropolitan F.T.A. meetings at various schools. They interviewed new teachers and demonstrated their appreciation for Scott's teachers, by giving each an apple for Thanksgiving. Other activities include sponsoring a successful bake sale, attending a community day school, and making clean-up posters for the hall. Future Teachers. TOP ROW: Miss Susan Sanzenbacher, advisor, Luverrain Oxner, Gale Williams, Lynette Lawshe, Geraldine Williams, vice president, Bernella Stubblefield, June Terrell, Pamela Cole, treasurer, Dianne Young, president, Charleen Cohen. SECOND ROW: Mary Rynes, Rita Beale, Ronda Bell, Valeria Skipper, secretary, Deborah Watkins, Deletha Baskin, Brenda Price, Lorretta Rudolph. FIRST ROW: Mary Barnes, Sharon Green, Gloria Mathis, Malanta Moore, Joyce Cranon, Gracye Whitely, Constance Maddox. Students Plan For Future ,RA Miss Susan Sanzenbacher helps Valeria Skipper with XTX 'l F.T.A. minutes. Members find additional information for group discussions. -wwf.-1 . t...,, i... Paramedical Club. TOP ROW: Pamela Bennet, Rita Slaughter, Rheta Price, Elaine Estelle, Rochelle Wilson, Annie Jenkins, Brenda Blackshear, Yvonne Price. SECOND ROW: Bessie Brown, Shirley Ann Stewart, Roberta Gray, Josie Sanders, Cassandra Penamon, Vemadine Wade, Alfredo Floyd, Brenda Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Waidner, Portia Daniels, Denise Covington, Jacqueline Bell, Christine Lawhorn, Margo Dun- son, Theresa Sims. V-gm The Paramedical Club started its first year at Scott with a great amount of en- thusiasm that they maintained throughout the school year. Among their various activities were meetings at the Acade- my of Medicine, a tour of St. Vincent's Hospital Cardiac Unit, attending a medical ca- A reers day at the Academy of ,LU Medicine, a meeting with a Q child psychologist and dieti- tian, and attending an open house at the Toledo State Hos- pital. ill, il. , Presidenl, Beverly Moore, opens a meeling. Freshman Y-Teens. TOP ROW: .ludy Jackson: Sharon Gibson: Carolyn Wallace: Linda Hunl: Mrs. Wengerl, advisor: Annie Jenkins: Gloria While: Vicloria Forresl: Melba Ranford: Carla Beavers. THIRD ROW: Cynlhia Baker: Xealha Hill, lreasurer: Chrisline Luwhorn: Calhy Talley: Belly lsaac: Evangelene Robinson: Gwendolyn Harris: Deborah Darden: Bessie Brown: Beverly Earl. SECOND ROW: Beverly Moore, presidenl: Jewel McGlown: Sharon Davis: Sylvia Scruggs: Judilh Gerald: Valeria Simmons: Linda Jones: LaVonne Davis: Peggy McClelland. FIRST ROW: Flora Bankslon: Vivian Boyd: Brenda Roysler: Deborah Jones: Gwen Williams: Toni Batlle: Paulelle Wilson: Teresa Sims. Freshman Y-Teens Originate Ideas Members listen during a meeling. Under The careful guidance of Mrs. Wengerl, the Freshman Y-Teens formed a foundation fo build upon through The next lhree years. Officers worked diligenfly wifh The club 'ro form a new conslilulion. Activi- ties included a hop at the Y.W.C.A. and cleaning the trophies for a service proiecl. I programs. Group discussions provide a slimulus for new ideas. 1 A l O l e s Newslellers are a source of information for Y.W.C.A. Sophomore Y-Teens Grow Through Fellowship The Sophomore Y-Teens had a very successful year. They were chosen big sisters to the Y-Teens at Stewart and gave their little sisters a party. They participated in the volley ball tourna- ments and the Coffee House at the Y.W.C.A. A bake sale was one of their Scott proiects. 1, V. t. it President, Monica Wiggins, keeps all meetings inter- esting with a sense of humor. Sophomore Y-Teens. TOP ROW: Emma Presnall, Vicki Minor, Deborah Calloway, treasurer, Rosanna Young, Juliette Dunning, chaplain, Regina Rhodes, Doreen Howell, Gwen- dolyn Player, Shirley Spencer, JoAnn Bell, Brenda Cargile. THIRD ROW: Lillian Kyser, Barbara Stewart, Janelle D. Scott, Rosemary Young, Sheila Harris, Cherilyn Jones, lvy Hale, Allaine Knight, Effie Stallings, Nedra Hemphill, Jackie Riles. em:- ttttilrrfss- it Juliette Dunning, chaplain, closes all meetings by leading the Y-Teen song. sssss ex ,I tt: Rosemary Young confers with Monica Wiggins. SECOND ROW: Patricia Talley, Debra Ward, Margo Dunson, Mary Jo Huntley, l.oretta,RudoIf, Alice Smith, Bridgett Syph, Vertie Dewberry, vice president, Monica Wiggins, president, Marion Watson. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Fletcher, Leslie Harris, Sharon Green, Malanta Moore, Mary Ann Rynes, Marvine Wilson, Annette Cottrell, Suzy McGlown, Gwendo- lyn Roberts, adviser, Mrs. Gracie Stewart. P Varsgfy-S Officers: Clifton Jessup, secretary-treasurer, Cornell Gray, vice president, Johnny Hutton, resi ent. Tyrone Nealy returns favorable results of the Varsity-S Guessl' to Mr. Robert Members attend a regular club meeting. Standriff. ,,, it , rg Ugg' l Ni l t This year proved to be one of the most successful years for the Varsity-S Club. They had many very useful service projects, such as, collecting Toys for Tots at Christmas, organizing the Var- sity-S Study Hall to help athletes maintain grades high enough to participate in sports, serving as ushers at all of the assemblies, and hanging pictures in the field house of famous athletes who played for Scott. For money raising proiects they sponsored a guessing contest, a dance, a foul shooting contest, and a bake sale. s'ff fs: r Varsity Letters Form Fraternal Bond Varsity-S Club. TOP ROW: Mr. Robert Standriff, adviser, Scottie Davis, Gregory McClelland, Gerald Garner, Ronald Roberts, Alfred Baker, Reed Knowles, Sallie Gordon, Steven Jones, Mr. Donald Kern, co-adviser. THIRD ROW: Willie Knighten, Michael Thomas, Charles Simpson, Clifton Jessup, Charles Vann, Mervin Gross, Leon Camp- bell, Gerald Barnes, Mike Green, Rody Vines, David Bankslon. l 5 is SECOND ROW: Tom Castellanos, Daniel Malloy, Brian McConnell, Lawrence Crowell, John Porter, Jesse Johnson, Phil Williams, Joe Hansen, James Ragland, Dwight Miller. FIRST ROW: Carnel Gray, Johnny Hutton, Robert Rice, Tyrone Nealy, Dan Jackson, Gary Glenn, Ramont Watkins, Donald K. Glover, Allen Everett. Students Earn Academic Status Honor Society. TOP ROW: Brian McConnell, Sheldon Bustow, Arnold Stockforclg Wanda Williamsp Cleo Rawdon, Virginia Beach, Laurence Gleason, Marlin Gleasanp James Gosserl. BOTTOM ROW: Marsha Glaze, Mary Howell, Gloria Sneed, Linda Waidnerg Ronald Cochran. Leadership, scholarship, service, and character are qualities that members of the Honor Society must pos- sess. In the spring, iuniors with a 3.4 and seniors with a 3.0 accumulative grade average are inducted into the Honor Society. Members this year tutored varsity ath- letes one night a week so that they could maintain high enough grade averages to participate in sports. They posted names of students eligible tor the Honor Roll every quarter. i Mary Howell and Wanda Williams help assemble Honor Roll board. Brian McConnell and Madalyn Bick work together on Honor Board A i liliiii ii it ix., Junior Y-Teens. TOP ROW: Yvette Goosby, Cynthia Crawley, president, Vicki Douglas, Beverly Shinaul, Mrs. Janet Cultice, adviser, Edith Calhoun, chaplain, Gail Jackson, Cecilia Martin, Linda Hodges. BOTTOM ROW: Constance Maddox, Denise Covington, Joyce Odoms, Carlena Jones, Kathrine Kelley, Charlene Cohen, Deletha Baskin, treasurer, Julia Erhardt, Sheila Watkins, secretary. Juniors Continue Traditions The Junior Y-Teens continued the bond of friendship formed by two previous years of mem- bership. Carrying out two traditions, they sold white mums for the Homecoming and planned the Easter assembly. They also sponsored a Christmas bake goods sale, a hop at the Y.W.C.A., and en- tertained the Freshman and Sophomore Y-teens in an annual event with skits, songs, and refreshments. Cynthia Crawley and Deletha Baskin report to members on a current Pmle' Members all loin m on discussion of future prolects. ,. -i.,,,,jf'M1e.tK.1- YT - W 2 3 President, Cvnlhic Crawley. calls the' meeting to Order With three years of experience behind them, the Senior Y-Teens had a year full of stimulating pro- grams and social activities. With advisor, Miss Agnes Thomas, they planned a Sadie Hawkins dance, car- ried out a very successful slave auction , and gave a lovely tea for the mothers of the varsity football and basketball players. Stix l fill I - may 2? T 'll-'.. 'E 'Y 1 x Charlotte Thomas admires a poster advertising the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Senior Y-Teens. TOP ROW: Edwina Williams, Geraldine Williams, Deborah Williams, Harriett Grier, Esther Cornelius, Wanda Williams, vice president, Charlotte Jones. THIRD ROW: Lynette Lawshe, Marva Reams, Barbara Sanders, Jo Ann Lawler, lnez Howell, Harriett Lewis, Charlotte Jackson, Fatino Clemons, Charlene Jenkins, Deborah Martindale, Ida Phenix, Helen Jones. SECOND ROW: Gwen Polk, Charlotte Thomas, Pearlene Walsh, Senior Y-Teens Proved To Be Fine Examples Charlotte Jones pins a name tag on Mr. Charles Buckenmyer at the mather's tea. Brenda Henry, Bertha Ransey, Peggy Sibby, Valeria Skipper, Brenda Price, Mary Ann Howell, Gwendolyn Briggs. BOTTOM ROW: Gracye Whitely, secretary, Gwendolyn Shedd, Shirley Wilson, Senora Jones, Mona Releford, Veeda Cooper, treasurer, Deborah Carter, president, Deborah Cavanaugh, Evelyn Shaw, Acquanetta Cornett, adviser, Miss Agnes Thomas. Distributing absence lists, checking hall passes, cataloguing books, setting up movie proiectors, teaching the forward roll, and caring for feverish brows are part of the indispensible services of our student assistants. Each day, seen or unseen, these students contribute toward making Scott run efficiently, while gaining valuable experience useful in the future. Hall Guide Captains: Ron Davis: Bob Rice: Scottie Davis: Carnell Gray: Russell Barnett. Students Give EIC.,-f Cafeterla Assistants. TOP ROW: Elaine EstelIe:.Nelson Kynard: Mary Ann Lott: Shirley McWhite: Jerry lee Stewart: Debbie Ohms. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Mulligan: Helen Floyd: Jackie Palmer: Jerry McCarver: Jeannie Casper: Wesley Watson. Hall Guides. TOP ROW: Johnnie Ashford: Douglas Barnes: Ronald Campbell: Pere DeBoe: Mervin Gross: Charles Vann: Gerald Barnes: Ronald Davis: Michael Gregory: Jim Overton. THIRD ROW: Russell Barnett: Jesse Johnson: Justo Maldonado: Larry Otis Mack: Don McCormick: Lincoln Kynard: Phil Williams: Gerald Garner: Scottie Davis. SECOND ROW: Willie Knighten: Robert Rice: John Carroll: Tyrone Nealy: MacArthur Franklin: Mike Green: Rhoderick Vines: Larry Hudspeth. BOTTOM ROW: Gaston Oden: Rufus Triplett: Julius Simmons: James Anderson: Ronald Hayes: Carnell Gray: David James. Proiecflonlsfs. TOP ROW: Ronald Lee: Ronald Harrison: Mr. Harris, adviser: Joseph McClair: lawrence Crowell: Bobby Richardson. BOTTOM ROW: George Lee: Michael Estelle: Jerry Jones: Edward Wilhelm: ' Aaron Lee. Librarians. Beatrice Irving: Geraldine Williams: Oscar O'neal:Charlolte Jones. Valuable ssistance To School Office Assistants. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Bell: Debora Williams: Belly Hughes: Cecilia Legg: Wanda Williams: Harriett Grier: Linda Stovall: Luverrain Oxner. SECOND ROW: Diane Pearce: Yvette Gaosby: Evelyn Shaw: Nancy Case: Sandy Wise: Sandra Smith: Belinda Brown: Diane Young. BOTTOM ROW: Camille Wiczynski: Juanita Cosper: Martha Null: Kathy Keller: Cleo Rawdon: Sharon Oxner: Gloria Slaughter. Nurse's Assistants. TOP ROW: , W, Jessie Johnson: Alice Bates: Rita Lindsay: Charlene Jenkins. BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Derring: Ronda Bell: Freda Stovall. Gym Assistants. TOP ROW: Fatina Clemons: Shirley Mister: Homer Jackson: Gerald Nunn: Madelon Thomas: Alvin Abrams: Judi Newman: Deborah Freeman: Lealha Cain: Phyllis Beene: Pamela Cole: Sheila Nash: Betlye Lathan. BOTTOM ROW: Randy Florence: Jim Lake: Sheila Kynard: Laura Hawkins: Alberta Grace: Linda Ewing. c in nmyeq avg:-Us ef ,. . Y Y V V L ,U L V, x: ,..-.-. M, X 51 f , . ,A , , N ' X ,..f X :i25iY4M-f , ' L. k ff xpfggz .4 Gif 'H , , Mar' 41 W 'CMH H L 5 u M 1-4 f . ,.., . fm A M' . ,. . ' K K f rf M. W W Q-.9 I W ,At I 1: Vi CLASSES RAY JONES, President SHIRLEY HENRY, Secretary M 1 I l 67 Seniors Wlll WAXSEY JACKSON, Treasurer BRENDA HENRY, Vice-President Always Be . . . The 1967 Senior Class, after completing four years of high school, has not only been academically educated but also enlightened to the basic needs of the community. They have acguired the ability to adiust to com- plex situations and have experienced the gift of education. They are now ready to face society with preparedness as their mot- tp, leaders and followers, ready to influence and participate in the world ct competitive work, military service, or advanced learning. Adviser, Miss Wilma Kudzia, gives the class council helpful advice. QSM T,T TT Senior students busily prepare for Homecoming Style show model, Helen Jones, shows off her Paris Original l?l l T ' T -.--1-,.....,.g, T -A l F T i T . 3 , I T 'TJ I 1 l T-T - ' ' T' 1' I ar -ees . T TT ,. T . zz -T ', Tw-I T W 'Tx TT - ',iTT T T ,T T r TT , fy E f,,,. lithium ' 4-.,,,,8,, V5 Cheerleader, Debbie Myers, promotes spirit. EI' if -4--.-f Q---:T--,-n,.--.,-.-1-ew, , -, Y. - 5- 2, 'Lisa-sv - s .. U iff fs ' - .V sall- -.f -. . Q 4 --if '35 ' -if ' ta- in 1 a Q. -. t ,l .tt MTA Alvin Abrams iv-as Jim Autry Mike Baginski , lg 5 miie ref Q, sz. if , 2 - ni f ,A ., Q., - ,, ,. I ,. x, Q sg idk 1 ,i -Aft W'-ht t 2 Hi' lil! In wt ragg a Evette Adams Ronald Adams F un-Loving . nw -it Mil Fun-loving, yes-, but out of order. Doug Barnes and Scotty Davis give Emmitt Williams a penalty. ef . 2 ti ll .z l x Allen Anderson Lynn Autry Douglas Barnes .g,5,: Y ' f E .2 ki , ' ,, , Qi ,Q ',l' fs 3 .F l A li nl l 2? Gerald Barnes Sammie Barnes Russell Barnett Alice Bates Robert Beene 'Uk Mary Ann Bell Pamela Bennett Sheila Bennett Madalyn Bick Brenda Blackshear 4.-2 Bob Bolling Patricia Bowie Carolyn Boyd -:7T ' Kathy Bridge if l V ,.,,ii,. C 1 ,KQV ' Q J 4 - Van Burroughs Carolyn Calhoun ' Cl John Carroll Gwendolyn Briggs A. Robert Brake Donald Brancheau Belinda Brown Deborah Brown W Seniors frolic in the first snow storm of the winter, Deborah Carnes Betty Cartlidge Dwight Bryant Theresa Butts P?-fr if ...N any gg gig 4 lm' -' 7' ff 1 f'71'vf Engzg,53B,..,, ,Air 'QQ' V g ' 'hvllf - lil, ' 'f 'f ' '. 22 .5132 1 . l X3 mfr i. , K l 5, 1- .. - ge- s X 1.4. ' wltslfifi ' 'Aisle 'E Leon Campbell Deborah Carter nv! Ernest Carter Nancy Case Debbie Cavanaugh Wayne Clarke Fqfing Clemons I l . . . Vlvaclous mx ,':is+..: i l g . J.. L23 K Billie Colley Charles Coleman Gwen Cook Veeda Cooper if Acquanefla Cornell Esther Cornelius Irene Cortez Jeannie Cosper James Cozqd .TQQQ If J l is i- .-.wi -'-, ,--fr?.1 D ' . w e i l N fl '-Ali? C ii rv- i fsfrclzfz :. ,M ' ei ,YN Roger Creps Diana Crockett .Lawrence Crowell Sylvia Czerniak Calvin Davis iLavvrence Davis Roy Davis Scottie Davis Joyce Derring Karen DeWood Jerone Dodd Margret Draper Harlene DuHart r-S4-is Michael Duhart Sandra Dunkley Sarah Eaton Emmitt Williams watches as Leon Campbell and Larry Sykes vie for ball. Beatrice Erving Bruce Fair Patricia Fietz s.0 V ,Qui 'tb-' Robert Fiser Linda Fisk Joyce Fitzpatrick Fannie Fletcher Richard Florence Alfreda Floyd Helen Floyd Terry Fong Phylis Foster gfeveYFosfer C O Q?O.l.l'l 11 JW, i mwrxifwgg, z Pearlene Walsh, Ray Jones, and Gwen Briggs, exhibit the new look in clothing. fir.-g.' lg XV ,f Alberl Fournier Hilliary Frais MacArthur Franklin r Marilyn Franklin Toleman Franklin Lillian Franklin l l ni, 1 or-v me fin e i l l 1 Theresa Jane Gamiel Cynthia Garret l l wifi ..:lM:!l'1 fm 1, Aberfa Grace li Y 1 , . 7i ,.-'f- i,. ,,i ,- 'lv' ' r !:.,,,.: y i,i A y it 1, Q. 5 , 'EIQ li Carnell Gray .ir 1 f l l i. r i ,W -ij Wilma Gross Joann Harris I Daring nu o eo 000 000 00 HQ vvv Wilma Greer ffxfx .i l -. V :L ' w -.zsx-U :EV . . ' i 'ce. in ' r L A Q.. 'A ,- Debbie Hale '- 4 Lg B n ' ,e g l , , l l . V i . i I had i r .. l l lllrl X rx' U 'fl' , an by 2 E .- 41 I 1 , W, A ,gag . i , if , 'A . 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Y 51 , A 1 M Fred Henry Ray Helwig Brenda Henry Shirley Henry Thomas Herbert Brenda Henry and Doug Barnes prove that it's o 'Mod, Mod, Mod, WorId. Ora Hightower Brenda Hodges Ola Mae Hodges , tai' , Linda Hodges Jackie Hogan Toni Hollingsworth Randy .Holten Eileen Horton AJ, -f Y Ray Jones, a singer . . q swinger , , , eaders Inez Howell Mary Anne Howell Johnnie Bee Hogue Leon Hudson TE. ,l l 3-'F , lc, ff t l ,:-: N , 2 ' -L l .412 i Betty Hughes Jack Humphrey Alvergie Huntley Johnny Hutton Dorothy Ingram Alphonso Jackson Charlotte Jackson Daniel Jackson Gail Jackson Virginia -lUCk50f1 ,-- -o x-- ,, 5 . ' 'J ' ls? , ,.:,fE2-r,,.- G 6 PH. v 4, 'cp ' Waxsey Jackson Lula Marie Johnson David James Carrie Jefferson Charlene Jenkins -ug 2 'QR Aix' it i 1551- N Q-Pxy LZ- ' 'A 1 X l 1 H .f Mercedez Jimenez Jesse Johnson Stephanie Johnson Andrew Jones Charlotte Jones Thinker . .... Leader. 1 , i - ' ig l V , 1 . 1 A41 l K M H -f J i 1. , in-'J l l , ' ' 'Gerald Jones Helen Jones Ray Jones Marilyn Jones Senora Jones Steve Jones Roland Kay Anthony Kimbrough Howard King Mary Ann King lEE7i11l'lll'f ' l 0 l . Hfgrh 1 ,l S. SCOTTONIAN team displays the league winning intramural trophy to admiring Victorious girls. Evelyn Krieger Lincoln Kynard H ' ' 1. I-.,. e,w,- ,T ' 'Ml ' ii wiki? ' '-53 A35 A- -Q, 'LSL 1 'sal It-N R A-Q ji 5, 'I H 15'-A. A ,Qu W 7 , William Lampkin James Large Betty Lathan Oscar Kynard Sheila Kynard Joann Lawler Lynette Lawshe Alberta Leath David Legg Christine Legree '93, L' u :3 fffiif?1 .A 2, -5,52 M 14 N , grill 1- .: N Q ian. lip i' : ,N M fe' j ,-4 '. tlgi i ll 51514 H, 1113 ws! ,-55? -, v f r fiffr nj- v V . . V X. f 'ids ' , ' Barbara Leking mi, Samuel Lewis rm, 51 Turf! es-1..44 ',17 5 'fifth ' w?,,3?ig5,?:j Q' ,. , fun 'f-f E 35.1 ' mx, ' ' 1 ' g lr- Jon Lemerand Celand Lever Harriet Lewis Theodore Lewis ,E M fs fi 'Q Rita Linsey Phyllis Long Robert Love BSHY Lowe 'ma Mn-1 Marsha Maclin Brian McConnell Charlotte Meredith l M Ft M V Y . , , , t xv., 4 ,. 52 Yr N1 'r Q-we Justo Maldonado Debbie Martindale Yvonne Scott Houston Maye L1 e- , :if Don McCormick N 'A-'A ' WAJW tr - s F 1' s L 1 ' 'Q vit Mil f 'il , f f F M in t 1 .Q 4 -, ,if er, Y., .,w ' rf I M M. Mary McEIvene Nancy McGee Shirley McWhite l I M t ffl l 4 A Lee Mickles Carolyn Middleton Verna Middleton Vernetta Milliken ll i l, It , lx, i Shirley Mister Athylene Mitchell MM,.,,. ,. ., , ru. ll l -'LQ' l ' ,: '. i of a te as ll -' V M tl v 'Q j' '-I .v .- ' K'-,Nab ' , iefg ig wr fl Q , fa X, X' H V Thi H -J ' ni -M ' 5. 1 1- V - -A 1 -le -' M 1 i s lm Emma Moore Lindsey Moran Darnell Morehead Admiring V I t M A1 M! ' t 1 lt . it tw nw- i 1 i'iwm Tu, it it ti W W t lu V- ,,t, it ll lim 'MN t tl,-lj' l lH'tf,, ,iff l U- W W' N 'N l' itil :ll l' ' ,. -, J: Clara Morgan Dorothy Morehead Senior girls admire Hull Guides' intramural trophy. W' Wm 'mlgwif 'WT r :li rr up ri James Moses Deborah Myers ,Na Shelia Nash Tyrone Nealy Hazel Neflers ' 'W 'Y-'1 , Deserving Gwen Shedd proudly displays her Job Interview Medal to Chuck Wilhelm. Charlotte Oden 'J t':'mLH'Z?lF'!1W 1-fl ,gil w.:x5'::g13s ryrLf53lr'f:2sgir- , e. 2 l'3'4 f',3E'i-1 y'5 ' f 'wfrr' r JT , :rn -,Q W, Y rel? r , r, . ' mf? We J UEF31 1 3 f f 224354 J w r . J 126' ll Y 'H F fr .J jf- ,Y :fi r fx? lr T 'rlll - .ear ' yer- ,., r 5 -if . r ..,..-.,.. ..,,,..- Jim Norton I l ' J??P, - A I x PL + v l r Xl l fri Q5 A Fred oliver Oscar owen: ' Oxner LP- VV Y l' fwfr .- - QQ.-lj ,IL 'Z J -li' , rn .maria-?jfY' fer' we 21.-' .- 2n..'E:ll9fir1:iff5ii-QB rj' lj ,r-rr. - rg.--,,.,. ' fg f '-vs? 53 -Q, Wg . A r 1151 2 -5- fu L ,-5 iivgfaiirrii 'T' T P- r' 4..- T Q1 1 rf -1 -2,-i Vi7'ii1f3fr? ' -V to 'J lf WNW J ' 2 1 5 .- 7 jiiige W J rigs' ' ' -YJ r -A ff' , 1 ,A 1 ' 'LS' ' 7 Larry Parker Linda Patterson i1 I S., Diane Pearce Kevin Penamon ,,.., .-,,- I lda'PhenixA Nalhaniel Pearson ' Sandra Perry 4s ,Hi ,,...m Debbie Hanes's beauty merits recognition. Gwen Polk Janice Pope Barbara Porter John Porfer Pamela Poslon 'fiv- wfffmz Fred Powell Brenda Price if Yvonne Price Charles Prowell Terry Parker Lemuel Quinn James Ragland Bertha Ransey James Ransey 103 Cleo Rawdon Mcirva Reams Sellers Reed Mona Releford Roger Retzke 4 Mothers of football and basketball players and assistant Patricia Rosebrock principal, Miss Vera Buymiller, enioy the tea, ambiiiously ,.-..,,., . Y li ii M-1 f- mfjgf-V Ambitious Robert Rice Joyce Robinson Jewell Rollen V ,,.., , Y, v .Hr -, V ww I- A-17: .'1,g.'S,f,Yi,'- , s.'s9l ,. r -Q. -1, - H -' ' , ,s 'H- :: - J 1 Srfifelli , Z - li'5 ' 'if Mal 1 I: .1 yi? H 3-61. ' it ?' ' ' - reef? 2:72 .1 ' f 6 V,-, J as .fi M 1' 1 x ll X- Q- L' as - ..f eff 1 - , l :re ,. 1 ' wi- . 3 r N .QV , -A-A r J ,QQR J, ' A 6 'E ':' Q, 530 ,N ful, W ef it - q', -:J be sf- -..5-1 f , Lt :-M29 gy 3 ' ll Q if Q W lffiku . V Q ' A' Q l wg 4 M L rr A . V W V an 1- ,,-y-,,,,wMm- .. ,J ,Un 1 'giiyeqgfgflml ' Carolyn Russell Barbra Sanders planned by Senior Y-Teens. ei: ,X if 5 fs f i if 'i r 1 pf al 5 - W' 'Lk-ling Y x.j I , - -if 5 ll' Iv-liljllgux r H 7, '- .-1' 1 ik , .R ,,sr12 R Allen Schiffler Linda Schotter H , ,fi Jul s Schvlartz Y Josie Sanders Peggy Slbby Evelyn Shaw Gwendolyn Shedd Valeria Skipper Gloria Slaughter Jetta Smith Horace Smith F T-T4 'JJ I JJ s1iiSfEfl'T:E3i3i3i?5-5 :av '-, ' ,- -I - , ' ' 4. - v- 11 ij-Lg: ,pf ' - '. ' 112 lffifj :Ak Q y aff! A: 1 -1.21 Y 32 ffl. 'ws , 5 1 Yr. las, Q ff ,l f . t Lf , l ' --L -- ji V Fi I: X, l.,. ,mf Sharon Sniadecki QS? ,ip-4. , S 1 Debbie Myers ambitiously checks SCOTTONIAN copy. t , .xg Q-.511-.g,-, , Linda Stovall Ida Taylor - W.. v as l, V l V Cynthia Thompson Karen Sturdivant Raymond Stubblefield l 1 l l Jeanette Taylor Anthanette Thomas Sandra Smith l l l 1 Charles Steele l?'f-'ken 7' ,fafiifiirff f'-li ,fV.'., A , .,: , . - Af It It M, N M t - , , 1 -55g,gffft.x 1 , ,441-g., 5-5 ,Q-Hag ' ' V .14 5- liz. l ill 255555 1:4 M. . ,,::u::r11,. L l '-Wim iw? - :fr . Jw, Y 1, ' lziif' , f? ,,1 :lZ wil 'f 'f 1.3.fL lf f- w 5'QLl ' ' K' ' ' t-1 , 'W 1:1 Ckfmalv 'J , ,, , M , . ,. , ,N ,, aeliitgggiga lg V A. 3 t wiwftftjtwygxa fy ' if a t T ,, set, , , if llfmr it ' .. 535' f ,ig ' 'A iffy , ex, .el ,-f qt.: l ,ffl ' if l 551 l l 3' l il' ' :A , . ' 'lj V' 1 gmt 6 A, 4, r W' 5 ,Q sf , a .0 1 Q 4 , 1 I ' 11 ' lt 1: - ,fx W J' E4 . fi t Nw! V 1 l 3 l 'T 4 1 1 .,.,.,,f-1, 1 b ,.,-1 15.5 Ars T - Qlo i n. Rollie Sullivan Larry Sykes l l Charlotte Thomas Patricia Thomas Larry Toms Brenda Turner if :iq 1, 'ff-' - f' Charles Vann Henry Vaughns 105 fav- 2 - 1 ' Linda Waidner Judith Walker Opportunity only knocks once o dayl Seniors toke advantage of their study hall to prepare for next hour's test or tomorrow's homework. Thinkers Pearlene Walsh Harry Walters ! m g ?W:- mum 1 t t ,N l -eg 7 77 'L iq 'Y Y ' Y .ct-5f5i? .1U 5 Z ' 1' Eff? jf? ti 12213 g.aglfz3- Jameson Warner Ramont Watkins Julian Watson Leon Watson Rae Dean White ,fre gh Ray White Gracye Whitely Theodore Whitely Camille Wiczynski Ella Wiggins KY Yghyarlesrwilhelm Edward Wilhelm Beverly Williams Deborah Williams Edwina Williams Geraldine Williams James Williams Shirley Wilson Wanda Williams 'rn-, Sandy Wise Woods Md' -54.5 Shelia Woods Seniors ponder thoughtfully over a Shakespearean soliloquy. Olivia Woodard Katherine Zmeskal A?, . X- 'rv - A T y r y 1 J A J- .xg Theron Gordon 61.1 Allen Everett Gardner Rhonda Daugherty 'Qin' Willie Jackson Micheal Rayford Diane Sullivan Daniel Malloy senior Chronicle Seniors- this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end, but it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. -wLNsroN CHURCHILL ADAMS, RONALD D.-Choir 12-V. Pres., Faculty Basket- ball 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, H. R. Rep. 9, Hi-Y 12. ADKISSON, MARJORIE E.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, H. R. Rep. 10, Assembly Comm. 11. ANDERSON, ALLEN L.-Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Football 9, Baseball 9, 10, Varsity-S 10. ' AUTRY, LYNN A.- lm. Bowling 9, 10, Chess 10, 11, Y- Teens 10, Business Club 10. BAILEY, DAVE M.-Hi-Y Club 9, Proiectionist, 10, Wrestling 11, DECA 12, Sr. Basketball 12, lm. Baseball 9, 10. HAYES, RONALD L.-Hall Guide. BARNES, DOUGLAS H.-SCOTTONIAN 12, lm. Sports 9, 10, 12, Hall Guide 12, Sr. Pin Cmtee. 12. BARNETT, RUSSELL L.-Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Hall Guide 12. BEENE, ROBERT L.-Football 9, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Art Club 12, Varsity-S 12. BELL, MARY A.-Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Badminton 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, Office Asst. 12. BENNETT, PAMELA S,-Para-Medical Club 12. BENNETT, SHELIA BICK, MADALYN Y.--H. R. Rep. 9, 11, J.C.L. 9, 10, 11- Treas., 12, THISTLE 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 12, Organizations Comm. 10, Ideas Comm. 11, Bd. of Comm. 12, Honor So- ciety 11, 12-Sec.-Treas., Homecoming Court 12, Prom Cmtee. 11, 12, Skits Cmtee. 11, Quiz Bowl Team IAlter- natel 12. BLACKSHEAR, BRENDA L.-Para-Medical Club 12. BOWIE, PATRICIA F.-lm. Volleyball 10. BRAKE, ROBERT C. BRIDGE, KATHY G.-Y-Teens 9, Maiorettes 10, 1l-Co- Captain, Drum Maiorette 12, Athletic Comm. 11, Art Club 10. BRIGGS, GWENDOLYN-Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club ll, 12, Office Asst. 12, Assembly Comm. 12, Social Comm. IO, 11, Sr. Announcement and Name Card Cmtee. 12. BRONKOWSKI, LOUIS R.-Tennis 10, 11, 12, Golf 10. BROWN, DEBORAH J.-J. C. L. 9, Publicity Comm. 11, H. R. Rep. 9, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, J. V. Cheerleader 11, V. Cheer- leader 12, Skits Cmtee. 11. BRYANT, DWIGHT T.-Football 9, 10, Track 9, 10, 11. BURROUGHS, VAN--H. R. Rep. 10, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Science Club 10, 11-Pres., Cross Country 9. BUTTS, THERESA L.-Assembly Comm. 12-Commissioner, Skits1O,11,12,Y-Teens 9,10,11,12,H. R. Rep. 11, Girls Chorus 9, Choir 10, 11, 12, Opera Club 10, 11, Sr. Court Member 12, Spanish Club 11, 12-V. Pres., Jr. Prom Cmtee. 11, Sr. Prom Cmtee. 12. CALHOUN, CAROLYN-Art Club 9, 10, 11, Math Club 10, Science Club 10, Y-Teens 11, Gym Asst. 11. CAMPBELL, LEON-Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity-S 11, 12, Im. Basketball 12, H. R. Rep. 12. CARROLL, JOHN D.-Hall Guide 11, 12, Bible Club 12. CARTER, DEBORAH A.-Opera Club 10, 11, Y-Teens 11, 12-Pres., Spanish Club 11-Treas., 12-Sec., Skits 9, 10, Ideas Comm. 12-Commissioner, Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, 11, Messiah Soloist 12, Sr. Cmtee. CASE, NANCY J.-Alt. H. R. Rep. 11, Office Asst. 11, 12. CAVANAUGH, DEBORAH L.-Business Club 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Jr. Week Cmtee. 11, Skits Cmtee. 11. CLARKE, WAYNE H.-Track 9, 10, 11. CLEMONS, FATINO M.--lm. Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Volley- ball 11, 12, Soccer 10, 11, 12, lm. Basketball 11, 12, Y- Teens 11, 12, Skits 11, Athletic Comm. 12, Gym Asst. 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 9. COLLEY, BILLIE H.-IPI. R. Rep. 9, 10, SCOTTONIAN 12, Athletic Office Asst. 12, Y-Teens 9, Safety Cmtee. 12. COLLIER, CURTIS C.-Wrestling 12. COOPER, VEEDA J.-Opera Club 11, Y-Teens 10, 11,, 12- Treas., Alt. H. R. Rep. 12, Symphonic Choir 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, Sr. Cmtee. 12. CORNELIUS, ESTHER M.-H. R. Rep. 12, Volleyball 10, Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, lm. Baseball 10, Ideas Comm. 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Soccer 10, Office Asst. 12. CORNETT, ACQUANETTA-Y-Teens 9, 12, Business Club 11, 12, Bible Club Sec. 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Girls Chorus 10, Skits Cmtee. 11,Alt. H.R. Rep. 11. CORTEZ, IRENE M.-Spanish Club 11. COSPER, JEANNIE-Sr. Day Cmtee. 12, Y-Teens 9. COZAD, JAMES B.-Band 9, 10, 11, Track 11. CROCKETT, DIANA-H.R. Rep. 9, Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, Science Club 10, Skits 11, DECA Club 12-Reporter. CROWELL, LAWRENCE-Football 9, 12, Cross Country 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Proiec- tlonist 11, 12, Gym and Swimming Asst. 11. CZERNIAK, SYLVIA M.-DECA Club 12. DAUGHERTY, RHONDA L.-J. V. Cheerleader 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Red Cross Rep. 11, H. R. Rep. 11, Ideas Comm. 11, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, Gym Asst. 11, Art Club 9, 10. DAVIS, LAWRENCE c.-Bowling io, 12. DAVIS Ill, ROY-Art Club 9, 10, Orchestra 9, Skits Cmtee. 11, Alt. H. R. Rep. 12, Sr. Prom Cmtee. 12. DEBOE, PARE L.-Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 12, Hall Guide 12. DERRING, JOYCE L.-Alt. H. R. Rep. 9, 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, Nurse's Asst. 12. DEWOOD, KAREN L.-Athletic Comm. 11, DECA Club 12. DRAPER, MARGARET L.-Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Bible Club 11-Treas. DODD, JERONE-Im. Baseball 9, Baseball 10, Hall Guide 1 1. EVERETT, ALLEN-Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, Sr, Talent Show 12, Varsity-S 10, 11, 12. FAIR, BRUCE J.-Chess Club 10, 11, 12. FIETZ, PATRICIA J.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 1 1, Math Club 9, Science Club 10, Bible Club 11, 12, H.R. Rep. 10, 11. FISER, ROBERT H.--Chess Club 10, 11, 12. FLETCHER, FANNIE L.--Girls lm. Sports 10, Spanish Club 11, 12. FLORENCE, RICHARD C.--Bowling 9, 10, H. R. Rep. 9, Class V. Pres. 10, Exchange Student 9, lm. Sports 12, Tech. Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12, Skits 11, SCOTTONIAN 11, 12, Ring Cmtee. 10, Prom Cmtee. 11, Sr. Play 10, Homecoming Escort 12, Spanish Club 11, NIFTY 11. FLOYD, HELEN-Business Club 11, 12-Pres., Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Organizations Comm. 11, H. R. Rep. 11, Swimming 9, 10, Tumbling 10, 11, 12, lm. Track 10, Im. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Badminton 10, 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Gym Asst. 11, Cafeteria Asst. 12. FONG, TERRY TING FOSTER, PHYLLIS-Bible Club 9, 10-Pres., 11-V. Pres., 12-V. Pres., H. R. Rep. 10, Choir 12. FOURNIER, ALBERT R.-Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, SCOTTONIAN 12. FRANKLIN, MARILYN J.-Y-Teens 9, Track 10, Choir 12, Chorus 11.' FRANKLIN, THOMAS-Football 9, Track 10, 11, DECA Club 12, Im. Sports 9, 10. FREEMAN, ROSALIND MARIE-H. R. Rep. 11, Y-Teens 11, lm. Basketball 10, 11, lm. Baseball 10, 11, Soccer 10, Tumbling 10, Volleyball 10, 11,Archery 10, Gym Asst. 11. GAMBY, THERESA A.-Y-Teens 11, lm. Volleyball 10, 11, lm. Baseball 10, 11, Skits Cmtee. 10, Skits 11, H.R. Rep. 10, Gym Asst. 11, Choir 12, Sr. Talent Show 12. GAMBRELL, CYNTHIA D.-Softball 9, 10, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, Swimming 12. GARDNER, CLAUDETTE J.-Y-Teens 9. GARRETT,CHARLENE B.-Drama Club 11, 12. GENTRY, GREGORY F.-Football 9, 10, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, Art Club 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 11, Sr. Pin Cmtee. 12, Sr. Day Cmtee. 12-Chairman. GILMORE, JULIUS C.-Bible Club 10, 11, Science Club 10, Opera Club 11, Business Club 10, 11, Chess Club 11, Track 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11, Basketball 9, Football 9, Choir 11, 12, Hi-Y Club 12, Skits Cmtee. 11, Im. Sports 10, 12. GLEN, GARY H.-Bowling 11, 12, Varsity-S 11, 12, lm. Wrestling 10. GLOVER, DONALD K.-Sr. Day Cmtee. 12, Class Pres. 9, 10, Student Council 11-V. Pres., 12-Pres., Varsity-S 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, Skits 10, 11, Football 10, Homecoming Escort 11, 12, Ring Cmtee. 10, Tech. Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Cmtee. 11-Chairman, lm Sports 10, 12. GRACE, ALBERTA-lm. Sports 9, 10, 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 12, J. V. Cheerleader 11-Capt., Y-Teens 11, Business Club 12 -Treas., Announcement and Name Card Cmtee. 12. GRAY, CARNELL-Football 9, IO, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Varsity-S 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 12, lm. Basketball 12, Hall Guide 11, 12. GREER, WILMA J.-Bible Club 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres., H. R. Rep. 10, Symphonic Choir 11, 12. GRIER, HARRIETT L.--Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, J.C.L. 9, 10, 11, 12, Organizations Comm. 9, 10, 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, lm. Basketball 9, 10, lm Baseball 9, 10, 11, H. R. Rep. 11, Alt. H. R. Rep. 9, Math Club 9, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12-Sec., Gym Asst. 11, Office Asst. 12. GROSS, MERVIN K.-Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Track 12, Varsity-S Club 11, 12, Old Newsboy Paper Dr. 12, lm. Basketball 12, lm. Volleyball 10, Hall Guide 11, 12. HALE, DEBBIE E.-Y-Teens 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, Basket- ball 9, 10, 11,Archery 10, 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, Swimming 9, 10, 11, Badminton 10, Business Club 12, H. R. Rep. 9, Nurse's Asst. 12, Gym Asst. 11. HANES, DEBORAH K.-Y-Teens 9, 10-Sec., J.C.L. 9, 10, Social Comm. 10, Spanish Club 11, Ring Cmtee. 10, 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 10, 11, Student Council 12-Sec., Jr. Prom At- tendant 11, 66 Homecoming Queen 12, Jr. Prom Cmtee. 11, SCOTTONIAN 11, 12, Skits 9, 10, Homecoming Attendant 11, Sr. Banquet Cmtee, Class Council Sec. 11. HANSEN, JOE L.--Cross Country 10, 12, Track 10, Golf 9, Varsity-S Club 10, 11, 12, Skits 11, SCOTTONIAN 11, 12, Technical Cmtee. 11, lm. Sports 10. HARRIS, ELIZABETH D.--Para-Medical Club. HARRIS, JOANN Members of the Scott coaching staff extend best wishes Io the Senior Class. 9 HAYNES, DELORIS A. HELTON, BARBARA J.-Y-Teens 9, 10, Science Club 10, Girls lm. Track Team 9. HENRY, BRENDA L.-Y-Teens 9, IO, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12-Historian, Class Council Sec. 9, 10, Class Council V. Pres. 11, 12, Ring Cmtee. 10, 11, 12, Jr. Prom Chair- woman 11, Jr. Float Chairwoman 11, SCOTTONIAN 12, Homecoming Court 12, H. R. Rep. 9, Sr. Banquet Cmtee. 12, Sr. Pln Cmtee. 12. HENRY, SHIRLEY-Y-Teens 10, ll, H. R. Rep. 9, 11, Opera Club 11-V. Pres., Spanish Club 11-V. Pres., 12, Class Sec. 12, Homecoming Court Member 12, Skits 11, Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, Sr. Day Cmtee. 12. HERSH, DAVID B.-Golf 9, 10, DECA Club 12, Sr. H. R. Basketball 12, lm. Badminton 9, lm. Wrestling 10. HIGHTOWER, ORA JEAN-Girls Chorus 9, 10, Technical Choir 11, Symphonic Choir 12. HODGES, BRENDA J.-Im. Volleyball 9, Y-Teens 11, Art Club 11-V. Pres., DECA Club 12, Ring Cmtee. 10, Office Asst. 11, Sr. Banquet Cmtee. 12. HODGES, OLA MAE-Bible Club 9, IO-Treas., 11. HORTON, EILEEN M.-Art Club 9, Science Club 10, Sta- tioner's Desk 11, 12. HOWELL, INEZ D.-Badminton 9, Volleyball 10, Opera Club 11, Business Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Citizenship Comm. 12. HOWELL, MARY A.-Math Club 9, 10, F.T.A. 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 10, 11, Athletic Comm. 11, Citizenship Comm. 10, Organizations Comm. 12-Commissioner, National Honor Society 11, 12, SCOT- TONIAN 11, 12, Jr. Bids and Publicity Cmtee. 11, Sr. Prom Cmtee. 12. HUDSON, LEON-Football 9, 10, lm. Basketball 9, 10, Im. Track 10, lm. Soccer 9, 10, Sr. Class Basketball 12, DECA Club 12, Proiection 11. HUGHES, BETTY J.-Alt. H. R. Rep. 9, 10, 11, H. R. Rep. 12, Gym Asst. 11, Office Asst. 12, Bowling 9, 10, 11, Basket- ball 9, Baseball 10. HUNTLEY, ALVERGIE-Y-Teens 9, 10, 1 1, Art Club 9-Sgt. at Arms, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Math Club 10. HUTTON, JOHNNY-Football 9, 10, 11, 12-Capt., Track 9, 10, 12, Varsity-S Club 10, 11, 12, DECA Club 12-Treas., H. R. Rep. 12, Basketball lm. 12. INGRAM, DOROTHY J. JACKSON, CHARLOTTE-Art Club ll, Y-Teens ll, Library Asst. 11, Y-Teens 12, Sr. Prom Cmtee., Sr. Day Cmtee. JACKSON, DANIEL L.-Football 9, lo, ll, 12, Basketball 9, lo, ll, 12, Track lo, ll, 12, Baseball 9, lo, ll, 12, varsity-s Club ll, 12. JACKSON, WAXEY C.-lm. Bowling 9, H. R. Rep. 10, Publici- ty Comm. 11, Y-Teens 11, Jr. Prom Attendant 11, Home- coming Court Member 11, Blade Reporter 11, 12, Class Treasurer 11, 12, THISTLE 11, 12-Editor, Announcement Cmtee. 12, Bd. of Comm. 12-THISTLE Rep. 12, Homecoming First Attendant 12. JAMES, DAVID V.--Hall Guide 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. ll, Spanish Club 11, Track Team 11, 12, Im. Wrestling 10. And here he . . . er . . . she is, Scottie Davis, Queen of the Varsity-S Club of 1966-67. JENKINS, CHARLENE P.-Bible Club 9, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Club 10, Bowling 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Badminton 10, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, lm. Track 9, 10, 11, Swimming 9, Softball 9, Archery 11, Band 10, 11, 12. JOHNSON, Jesse-Faalball 9, lo, ll, 12, Track 11, Basa- ball 9, lo, Wrestling 9, lo, 11, 12, l-lall Oalaa 9, lo, ll, 12. JOHNSON, LULA M.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-V. Pres., Business Club ll, 12, Skits l1,lm. Sports 9. JONES, CHARLOTTE A.-Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Librarian Asst. 12. JONES, GERALD D.-Baseball 10, Wrestling 11, 12. JONES, HELEN A.-Art Club 10, 11, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 11, lm. Sports 9, 10, 11, DECA Club 12, Nurse's Asst. 11, Skits Cmtee. 11, Sr. Class Talent Show 12, Sr. Ban- quet Cmtee. JONES, RAY A.-Opera Club 10, Boys Chorus 9, J.C.L. 9, Math Club 9, Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, Sr. Play 10, Skits 9, 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Class Pres. 11, 12, Sr. Cmtee. 12, Homecoming Escort 11, 12. JONES, SENORA K.-Choir 12, Spanish Club 12, Y-Teens 12, Ideas Comm. 12, Senior Cmtee. 12. KIMBROUGH, ANTHONY K.-Track 10, ll, 12, Tech Comm. 10, 11, Service Comm. 10, Art Club 9, 10, 11, Science Club 9, 10, Skits 10, 11, Sr. Play Cmtee. 10, 11. KING, MARY A.-Volleyball 9, 10, 11, Im. Baseball 9, 10, 11, lm. Basketball 9, 10, 11, Soccer 9, Badminton 9, 10, Archery 1 1 . KRIEGER, EVELYN J.-Drama Club 11, 12. KYNARD, SHELA J.-Art Club 11, 12, Business Club '11. LABARRE, SHARON L.-H. R. Rep. 9, 10. I I Scottie had tough competition in the form ot these beauties: .Ice Hansen and Allen Everett. LATHAN, BETTYE J.-Y-Teens 95 Art Club 105 Swimming 95 Skits 105 Gym Asst. 125 Sec. Treas. Choir and Chorus 10, 115 Publicity Chairman 95 Choir 12. LAWLER, JOANN-Y-Teens 125 Social Comm. 125 Girls lm. Sports 9, 10, 11, 125 Alt. H. R. Rep. 105 Bowling 125 Sr. Prom Cmtee. 125 Sr. Day Cmtee. 12. LAWSHE, LYNETTE-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 F.T.A. 125 H. R. Rep. 115 Alt. H. R. Rep. 125 Skits 115 Jr. Prom Cmtee. 115 Office Asst. 1 15 Volleyball 9, 105 Cafeteria Asst. 125 Bowling 95 Sr. Day, Prom, and Banquet Cmtees 12. LEATH, ALBERTA-H. R. Rep. 95 Class V. Pres. 95 Y-Teens 9, 105 Basketball 95 Volleyball 95 Science Fair 9. LEGG, DAVID L.-Basketball 95 Track 9, 105 Cross-Country 9, 10. LEGREE, CHRISTINE L.- Bible Club 11, 125 Chess Club 12. LEKING, BARBARA A.-Drama Club 11, 12. LEVER, CELANE LEWIS, HARRIET J.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 125 Art Club 10, 12-V. Pres.5 Sr. Day Chairwoman 125 Skits Cmtee. 105 Magazine Drive 95 Style Show 9. LINDSAY, RITA S.-F.T.A. 105 H. R. Rep. 115 Office Asst. 115 Nurse's Asst. 12. LOVE, ROBERT D-Spanish Club 11, 12--Pres.5 H. R. Rep. 125514115 9, 105 Sr. Play 105 Opera Club 9, 10, 115 Symphonic Choir Accompaniest 10, 11, 12. LOWE, BETTIE J.-Volleyball 9, 105 lm. Baseball 9, 105 Badminton 10. MCCONNELL, BRIAN D.-Wtestling 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Math Club 95 Technical Comm. 10, 11, 125 Skits 9, 10, 115 Sr. Play 105 Varsity-S Club 11, 125 Band 9, 105 Pep Band 9, 105 Pit Band 95 J.C.L. 9, 10-V. Pres.5 Proiectionist 105 SCOTTONIAN 11, I2-Editor5 Magazine Sale 9, IO, 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Quiz Bowl 12. McGEE, NANCY L.-H. R. Rep. 95 Swimming 95 Volleyball 105 Bowling 10. McWHlTE, SHIRLEY .l.-Cafeteria Asst. 12. MACLIN, MARSHA E.-H. R. Rep. 115 Choir 12. MALLOY, DANIEL T.-Math Club 95 J.C.L. 9, 105 Cross Coun- try 11, 125 Skits 9, 10, 115 Band 9, 10-Librarian, 11-V. Pres.5 Technical Comm. 10, 11, 125 Proiectionist 10, 11-Co. Capt.5 Sr. Play 105 Pit Band 9, 10, 115 Pep Band 10, 115 Varsity-S Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 H. R. Rep. 115 lm. Track 105 Student Trainer 105 SCOTTONIAN 12. MARTINDALE, DEBORAH-Citizenship Comm. 125 Art Club 9, 10, 11-Pres., 12-Pres.5 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 H. R. Rep. 115 Skits Cmtee. 10. MAY, MOSE-Gym Asst. 115 Hall Guide 115 Football 9, 10, 11, 12. MILLIKEN, vERNE1'rA-Y-Teens 9, 10, Alf. H. R. Rep., 10, H. R. Rep. 115 Meth Club 11, DECA club 12. MITCHELL, ATHYLENE-H. R. Rep. 9, 1 1, 12-Alt.5 Swimming 9. MOREHEAD, DARNELL-Football 105 lm. Basketball 125 lm. Baseball 9. MORGAN, CLARA A.-Choir 10, 11, 125 Robe Cmtee. 125 Science Club 115 Opera Club 10, 115 Skits 11. MOSES, JAMES E.-Football 10, 11, 125 Hall Guide 10, 115 Track 12. MYERS, DEBORAH L.--Spanish Club 115 Science Club 105 Y-Teens 105 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 125 SCOTTONIAN 125 Alt. H. R. Rep. 105 H. R. Rep. 95 Bd. of Comm. 12-Corr. Sec.5 Athletic Office Asst. 125 Sr. Announcement and Name Card Cmtee. 12. NASH, SHELIA D.-Business Club 11, 125 Volleyball 9, 105 Archery 11, 125 Bowling 115 Gym Asst. 11. NEALY, TYRONE A.-Feefben 9, io, 11, 12, Track 11, Art club lo, 11, 12, versity-s club 11, 12, Hall Guide 11, 12. NEWMAN, susAN K.-Bowling 9, swimming 9, DECA club 12. NOBLE, BARBARA D.-Bible Club 125 Office Asst. 125 Skits Cmtee. 115 Archery IO, 11, 125 SCOTTONIAN 12. NORMAN, NANCY R.-Drama Club 11, 12. NORTON, JAMES A.-Band 9, 10, 115 Chess Club 115 Cross Country 125 Skits 115 Sr. Talent Show 125 SCOTTONIAN 125 Service Commissioner 12. NUNN, GERALD V.-Football 95 Basketball 95 Chess 125 Gym Asst. 12. NUTT, MARTHA I.-lm. Sports 9, 105 Office Asst. 12. OXNER, LUVERIAN-Y-Teens 10, 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 J. V. Cheerleader 115 Basketball 9, 105 Tumbling 9, 10, 115 F.T.A. 11, 125 Alt. H. R. Rep. 9, 105 H. R. Rep. 125 Sr. Pin Cmtee. 125 Upward Bound Program 125 Skits Cmtee. 11. 2 Senior Clcss Council members ponder before making an important decision. OXNER, SHARON E.-lm. Sports 9, 10, 11, 12, Business Club 12-V. Pres., Office Asst. 12. PARKER, LARRY E.-lm. Volleyball 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity-S Club 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, Olcl Newsboys Paper Drive 12. PARKER, TERRY A.-lm. Wrestling 9, 10, Football 9, 10, Track 9. PATTERSON, LINDA K.-H. R. Rep. 9, 10, 11-Alt., 12- Alt., Y-Teens 11, lm. Sports 9, 10, Spanish Club 12. PENAMON, KEVIN B.-Opera Club 10, 11, Alt. H. R. Rep. 11, Red Cross Rep. 12, Spanish Club 12, Ideas Comm. 12, Symphonic Choir 11, 12, F.T.A. 11, Sr. Talent Show 12, Prom Cmtee. 11. PHENIX, IDA-Y-Teens 11, 12. POLK, GWYONDER C.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Track 9, 10. PORTER, JOHN R.-Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Bowling 9, 1o, 11, Football 11, 12, versiiy-s Club 11, 12, 1-1.1111 Guide 11, H. R. Rep. 9. POSTON, PAMELA F.-Y-Teens 9, 11, lm. Bowling 10, Swim- ming 9, Business Club 12, Symphonic Choir 12, Sr. Cmtee. 12. PRICE, BRENDA A.-Y-Teens 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 11, Vol- leyball 9, 10, F.T.A. 12, Name Card and Anouncement Cmtee. 12. RAGLAND, JIMMY L.-Football 9, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity-S 12, Art Club 9, 10, 12, DECA Club 12, Basketball 12, Sr. Prom Cmtee. 12. H 1 '1 111 f.. ,YQ 5 1 11 ,L 15 ...is ' . ,5-5 gr. . . - - .1.11gQ,111'1111 11 11 -,gs 11 1 ,R 11 . - 11. Y - E111 , 11 '12 .TV f 1, .15 11 2 1' e Y .1111111.N sf 1111 1 1 1 11 1 I ' II1 111 V sr 11 11,' Z?lFf'l Y RAMEY, GEORGIA M.-H. R. Rep. 9, 10, 11, Bible Club 9, 10, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Business Club 10, Im. Sports 9, 10, Nurse's Asst. 12. RANSEY, BERTHA-Bible Club 10, Sr. Y-Teens 12, Sr. Class Cmtee. 12. RAWDON, CLEO V.-Choir 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, Chess Club 1 1, National Honor Society 11, 12-Pres., Social Com- missioner 12, Homecoming Second Attendant 12. RELEFORD, MONA L.-Y-Teens 9, 11, 12, Opera 11, Sym- phonic Choir 11, 12. RETZKE, ROGER F.-lm. Wrestling 9, Science Club 10, Chess Club 11. RICE, ROBERT A.-Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity-S 11, 12, Hall Guide 12, lm. Sports 10, 11, 12, Alt, H. R. Rep. 12. ROLLEN, .IEWELL L.-SCOTTONIAN 12, H. R. Rep. 11, Base- ball 1O, lm. Baseball 9, Old Newsboys Drive 12, Football 11, Hall Guide 11, Sr. Pin Cmtee. 12, lm. Basketball 12. ROSEBROCK, PATRICIA M.-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Gym Asst. 1 1, Skits 1 1, Athletic Office Asst. 12. SANDERS, BARBARA J.-Y-Teens 11, 12, Business Club 12. SCHWARTZ, JULES I.-Baseball 9, Quiz Bowl 12. SHAW, EVELYN-H. R. Rep. 9, Y-Teens 12, Business Club 12, Office Asst. 12, Sr. Day Cmtee. 12. SHEDD, GWENDOLYN -Y-Teens 9, 10-Treas., 11, 12, H. R. Rep. 9, 10, 11, Class Treas. 10, Finance Comm. 11, 12, Office Asst. 11, DECA Club 12, Sr. Talent Show 12. Principal, Richard J. Langstaff offers warm wishes for success Io each member of the graduating class of 1967. SKIPPER, VALERIA E.--Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 11, 12, Office Asst. 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, Sr. Announcement and Name Card Cmtee. 12. SLAUGHTER, GLORIA J.-Y-Teens 10, 11, Business Club 1 I,Office Asst. 10, 11, DECA Club 12-Secretary, lm. Swim- ming, Bowling, Archery, Badminton, Volleyball, Track, Basket- ball 9, 10, 11. SMITH, SANDRA K.-Alt. H. R. Rep. 11, Science Club 10, Girls Chorus 9, Choir 10, 11, 12, Office Asst. 12. SMOOT, BRENDA J.-Swimming 9, Basketball 9, Sr. An- nouncement and Name Card Cmtee. 12. STALLINGS, ROSEMARY B.-Basketball 9, IO, I1, 12, Y- Teens 9, 10, Track 9, 10, 11, Volleyball 9, 10, Il, 12, Technical Choir 11, 12, Chorus 10, Baseball 9, 10, Soccer 9, 10, Gym Asst. 11. STOVALL, LINDA F.-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, Bowling 9, 11, Badminton 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 9, 10, Business Club 12, H. R. Rep. 11, Track 10, Swimming 9, Office Asst. 12, Gym Asst. 11. SULLIVAN, ROLLIE-Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, DECA Club 12, Sr. H. R. Basketball I2-Capt. SYKES, LARRY-Football 12, Basketball 12, Wrestling 9, Track 12, Baseball 12, Symphonic Choir 12, Technical Choir 1 1. THOMAS, CHARLOTTE L.-J. V. Cheerleader 10, V. Cheer- leader 11, H. R. Rep. 10, 11, 12, Social Comm. 11, 12- Co-Comm., SCOTTONIAN 12, Prom Dec. Chairwoman 11, Art Club 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres., Jr. Prom Queen 11, Skits Cmtee. 10, 11, 12, H. R. Alt. 9. VANN, CHARLES H.-Service Comm. 11, Hall Guides 12, Proiectionists 10, 11, Track 10, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, Var- sity-S Club 11, 12, Im. Wrestling 10, H. R. Rep. Il. WALKER, JUDI M.-H. R. Rep. 9, 10, ll, Social Comm. 9, Science Club 1O- Pres., Y-Teens 9, IO, DECA Club 12- Pres. WALSH, PEARLENE-Social Comm. 11, H. R. Rep. 9, Alt. H. R. Rep. 10, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Skits 10, Bd. of Comm. 12-Historian, Sr. Banquet Cmtee. 12-Chairwoman. WATKINS, O. RAYMONT-Basketball 9, 10, Varsity-S 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, DECA Club 12, Im. Sports 12, H. R. Rep. 9-Alt. WATSON, LEON-Wrestling 9, 10, 11, H. R. Rep. 9, 10, Skits 10, Baseball 9-Manager, Varsity-S 11, 12. WHITELY, THEODORE D.-Cross Country 9, Track 9, 11, Wrestling 11, 12, Athletic Comm. 11, 12, Christmas Play Asst. 12, Im. Volleyball 10. WHITELY, GRACYE-Y-Teens 10, 11, 12-Sec., Social Comm. 10, F.T.A. 11, 12, Sr. Talent Show 12, H. R. Rep. 11, Office Asst. 12. WILHELM, EDWARD A.-Proiectionist Capt. 11, 12. WILLIAMS, DEBORAH G.-Y-Teens 10, II, 12, Business Club 10, 12, F.T.A. 11, Skits 10, 11, Tumbling 10, H. R. Rep. 11, 12, Pub. Comm. 12, Athletic Comm. 12-Commis- sioner, Jr. Prom Cmtee.11. WILLIAMS, EDWINA E.-Y-Teens 9-V. Pres., 10-Pres., II, 12, H. R. Rep. 10, Il, Art Club 11, Citizenship Comm. II, Skits Cmtee. IO, II, DECA Club 12-Sec., Prom Cmtee. 12-Chairwoman. WILLIAMS, EMMIT E.-Basketball 9, 10, lm. Track 9, 10, Boys Chorus 9, 10, H. R. Rep. 9, Football 9, SCOTTONIAN 12, Im. Basketball 12, Baseball 12. WILLIAMS, GERALDINE-H. R. Rep. 9, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 11-Treas., I2-V. Pres., Skits Cmtee. 9, 1 I, Citizen- ship Cmtee. 12, Sr. Cmtee. 11, Library Asst. 12. WILLIAMS, WANDA L.-Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12, Piper's Chorus 9, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-V. Pres., Citizenship Comm. 11, 12-Commissioner, Opera Club 9, 10, 11, F.T.A. 11, Office Asst. 12, National Honor Society 11, 12. WILSON, SHIRLEY J.-Bowling 9, Tumbling 9, J.V. Cheer- leader IO, V. Pres. Y-Teens 10, Volleyball 10, Im. Basket- ball 1O, Skits 9, 10, Art Club 9, 10, 11, Business Club 11, Office Asst. 11, Assembly Comm. 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Day Cmtee.12. WOO, GENE-Chess Club 12. WOODARD OLEVIA S.--Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Alt. H. R. Rep. 11, THISTLE 11, Publicity Comm. 12-Commissioner, Track 10, Quiz Bowl 12. , WOODS, SHELIA J.-Y-Teens 11, H. R. Rep. 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11, Bowling 9, Swimming 9, Sr. Pin Cmtee. 12, Announcement and Name Card Cmtee. 12-Chairwoman. YOUNG, DIANNE-Y-Teens 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Badminton 10, Skits 11, Social Comm. 12, F.T.A. 12, H. R. Rep. 12, Rep. F.T.A. 11, 12, Office Asst. 12, March of Dimes Drive 10, 11, 12. ZMESKAL, KATHIM.-Drama Club 11, 12. 4 -ju sits Junior Officers: Toni Bowen, Vice President, Pat Rhodes, Secretary, Joyce Woodard, President: Barbara Miss Sue Cooper, Advisor Whitley, Treasurer. Juniors . . . Active and Ambitious The active class of 1968 started the year out with the decorating ot a car for their attendants in the home- coming parade. ln November they sponsored a before school sock hop, which was very successful. Guided by the leadership of Miss Sue Cooper, and their hard- working class officers, the iuniors had all the ingred- ients for a productive year. J.V.'s show sportsmanship with a ioint cheer. .X 17 I x fl ' ' if 'rils Edith Calhoun demonstrates the art of flower-making to Butch Truss. and Suviano Frais. al A Mrs. Pennci Miller's Home Economics class discusses the problems of dating, as it relates to family living. Malay, '--we - W -. T. Q 5- pl 7 if. . T :- ,.: 'ijg-'fl 1 V -- Jai , I in MQ- QL' 1 f L'-:ggi ' I 'nffrlf 1 ' ' , ' ' , Wall . .4 , . T - I A Si- Q. .9 i ,. 1 ff Q 2: --H. 4. f - 1. r Mio .nu l .:- x Law :i I 'fi-ST f ' ' - T WM. ,X , L g.. . e- I, ' f N , V va 4- -' 5 , 1- ' 5 , 'Ay-1 'F' x , A A T , 72 ' 1.11 ilgf- . .3 , We N sf 'Y-'-wi' M . ,. - 1 lgjf. , dj , ff . 4, Kg. . ' fi.. . j ' . A , , ff: 3' il fic' , ' 1 :ny ' 3 . , ' . A . 'A 1 VY , H: -I' ' - ,uf-ss-.. iff.. . -. , T 1. .s.s- 1 A - A 7' T ' . H..-V: . ,..Y. I if . r- 5 ,1 v ,fd 1' i , ies, E . 11 F1 , f is f. 1 ee,,, A if . i 'ii 5 . 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Austin Joe Austin Willie Austin Marvin Avery Ronald Bailey Alfred Baker Earl Banks , David Bankston Errol Bankston Dorothy Barber Deletha Baskin Amanda Bates Gary Beacham Phyliss Beene Audrey Bell Ronda Bell Loretta Belle Terrie Berkman Anne Bettencourt Winston Bey George Blaylock James Bobo William Bobo Toni Bowen Martha Brackett Duane Bradford Linda Bradford Vonnette Bragg Larry Brandon Frank Brock Angela Brown Barbara Brickman Robert Brown Sara Olivia Brown .sfsxfgif 153551 , Tl: 22 we, f. , 535, V , 4.2 , - if Q W-E 1 -fi,-1. see if 33: ,W was .-if WE mm V Airy' ,mi , Y 1 ,,w,,,, , 1-an ' Yfi: L tg, 3 gffil . gr .JKT ' 1 1,- 3253, ' gf A, 1535 , 1: A2 152.1 QU' My 3 1-Yi ,i .1 gym away sim 'ss' sf M2 W fm? 4?'5l85? ' .: XL :1 Yn- fz , U., ,, ,, W 531' ,1 . 'J ,gli Q ,Nj f zsiiff' rim- Aw--1 lf' L, MRM -1.1313 E V ' ' EE! ' ' QQ 1, - gf V, f9g?,M1,EE' I . M 3,- 3315? 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Mr. Nagy, vocational caunselar, helps John Martin with one of his problems. Mrs. Diane Hancock, a new addition to the Scott faculty, 8 teaches girl's physical education and swimming. 3 'n 1 'gli ' sf. ' -1 f-24 me ,-1,, .. i 41 1 A I '23 5 J E1 s I if 5,1 if.-N1 V' J? ., t 4:2 Q 55 mf X if 1 s. sri ' Y? H- , - in , a , fri-f?5.e:icg'E 'VT A 'Z . i 4 K x - nm X fa ll 1 if , 1-4 X JL' 1 in fu ' i . My , 4. , , I..-'11 V. f, ' 4- ' ' ' -..U ' x ' ex , 1 ,A q 'i FWZ Ae: s -I in 1 1- 5: ? :ss - 45-1 L Pig? , 'gf' 1 . . .544 ' J' r '. :A fe'-Y 'vt 1 1 W W --s I, - W 1 11. l ' l -, M fi 3? 15 ' ' ' 1 Lei - . MQ' - Q - f - s Q 'r gs-' V ,.. lr J ,V ., 1 .H . . g g, ri , . H' 'jelq ,:,1 ,Q ' L., A 1 . QQ V 53' , '1 1 1 2 , 1 f -r ' 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 --1, i , AX ef J .- . ll' 1-595. 15 1 1 if - --..,e. ' 1 .wi 1 -7 3. ' 'ff ' .51'Q'i '4 5551 1. J V nv, if A 1 V :, . .lik , 1 l fl I e ef' 1 f ' 45 .1 .1 fl st '. 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Juniors admire their names on the honor roll. Thomas Johnsan Willett Jones Willie Jones Christine Kaczynski Darlene Kallil Georgia Kallil Robert Katz Jacqueline Kay Kathryn Keller Katherine Kelley Cedric King Robert Kirkwood Lawrence Klammer Willie Knighten Reed Knowles Willie Knowles Pam Kozak Mike .Kulczyk Clyde Kynard Ethel Kynard Carmen Kyser Patricia Long Michelene LaPlant Michael Layson Aaron Lee George Lee Ronald Lee Cecelia Legg LeRoy Lewis Clarence Liggons Charles Lightner Hazel Lloyd Willie Logan Josephine Lopez Susan Loveday James Lloyd Mary Ann Lott Mary'Lytle Dolores McClellan Larry McClelland :QE fix' ' - J C , 1 L 3 1' -a' LN . f, we . L . ' ll 'Vi V . N .1 ,ny J . 19 -X .A . :. Q1 .L - Y , ., 'f , ,. t 1 gi if - --up ,-a ' .-,pf Q- 'uv ',f jf . , li .. L f 4 Q ? I2-1, ,gif ll Q i U. ' 16 . 4 . F1 5-fl',.f.,fl J 'f1f,.gfi l l L a 1 l ,an fl -it . l ev ft' ' 'lei if if' 7f HN' . w, we W e l 5 3 it 'f V if 'Fi , -' -25 is 'QL , , I . 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Mr. Quinlivian gives a lecture to his American history class. El 333 all i I 1 l I i 2 i W l E 1 l l l l i L i l i l l i I l . , 1 1 i i i l l Gail Jackson, junior attendant, shows off her mod suit. Toni Bowen, iunior attendant, flashes a winning smile to the photographer. 123 124 John Salazar Donald Saxon Dick Schroeder Raymond Scott Lewis Self Jolynn Shaw Martha Short Julius Simmons Valentina Simmons Norma Simms Charles Simpson Tanya Shedd Beverly Shinaul Darryl Sims Rita Slaughter Jill Smaw Connie Smith Jetta Smith Peggy Smith Ruth Smith Sandra Smith Saundra Smith Debbie Snyder Mark Spanglet Wilomena Stallworth Leemond Steele Janet Stephens Harold Stevens Willie Stevens Beverly Stewart Jerry Stewart Shirley Ann Stewart Charles Stovall Freda Stovall Linda Stovall Bernella Stubblefield Brenda'Sfurdivant Joanne Sullivan Elaine Suffield Maxine Synor - I i t l Y V314- I 1 1 'I l V I -- ' HN' if Y- 'A ,ment 1 -t Y Elk L 11 ,- wi i l 1 'au A 'A il 'ii-E i . at ,M l f V V6 -sh' f' if 1' ff gi Q 235' f AQ'-Ki :ly 9 , if . Q 1- K ' f ' mt ' ' 'l f l-Epggfj-'L -,Hy ll. F 9, ., it K l ir- A: al tt, 3 ,. H -' ai 41,-,ww ' , . ' ri , nary h ., , - - . 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HE nl YW- , 'QQQT 51 ' T f' L Y n rf i 'iv ,z ,ew rr z - H . -Y 'sf' ' :L Agfa , ' J QU: , , Dewey Talley Rosalind Talley Jeff Talro Alberl Taylor Brenda Taylor Edwin Taylor Elizabelh Taylor June Terrell Palricia Terry Anlhanetfe Thomas Carol Ann Thomas Gary Thomas Madelon Thomas Michael Thomas Ronald Thomas Marcia Thompson Donald Thornlon Teresa Toska Brenda Tolly Renee Tolly Derrick Townsend Par Townsend James Trimmell Rufus Triplelt John Tucker Adeline Turner Helen Turner Violelle Tyler Julie Van Scoder Thomas Vega Kennelh Vidales Roderick Vines Pall Wallon Janice Ward Deborah Walkins Sheila Walkins Harold Webb Jill Welch Shirley Welch Barbara Wells Chrislianna While Eloise While Jo Carol While Barbara Whilley Cennie Wiggins Edward Wilborn Brenda Wilcox Deborah Williams 26 Mrs. Austin ond her students concentrate on translating a story. i l i i Hungry students eagerly leave their classrooms for lunch. Earl Williams eqgyja' i Qffl lu lfwgr Edward Williams 'H ' ' ' ily Y .Q X Gale Williams l- V. ! Ai ' James Williams l , Q JQ1 , Josephine Williams 1' 1, Linda Williams Y l .Z - 1' F i Quentin Williams ' Z' . v,,i,-f, - , 57 JF' Roberta Williams sl Y ' I hifi- i 4 .1547 Gerold Wilson W H P, L: ' I - ' Lorna Kay Wilson i nz,--li., ' l I W , I ' MGHY Wilson l 'l . . y ' I lil , fl 'l Rochelle Wilson ' f -. W, :flies 3 V' , gi I Qt. William Wilson if 5 g3g,fy l i 5:3 3,347 1 Albert Woodward ' V ggw, ' 413, ' ,V 3. Joyce Woodard . - Y ' ' , ' ' i , Vera Woods , I l.. - Y :Q-fziffeff i.. , - , A , 1. Cedell Woodson g , I . -- Romanetha Wright fwlf 'l Q -- ---v , l i ,, i -' V . william Wright ' 3 lf i Ak ,- . Je' Yee 1 l is ies, . Moon Yee Q. ' n I u ,l i -e .H , F- Ji- 'K ,, ' 'V Students L , ei work hard to finish proiects in Mr. Ortyl's industrial art class. ' Il l l l ies? X 1 l ii'-.4 -v I Q 1 l J x 1' . -YJ , 5 if v ' 1 iw if' E' 'T Sworn sf TV 'V 'ff ' -11 ' Yi' 'N E lf J 'S ?2'5'5: 'r I if'-. . stiff' , r af W6-ft Qin- ' ', - pi 1 Q , 'ffko K 4 , 1 1 ,W Maj 1 f -e t - in Mr. David Carter outlines the rehearsal sched- Students listen cttentively to Mr. Carter's instruction . . . and then try the new arrangement. ule for his Technical Choir. i ,i1!ll!!25l1:- :ef inf . 7': . iQ5!'1'f ' 3 ' .. fi? fi 5 'isfiiif ,sf ifm-PM -s,5,'-I I s , -. 55 i':..' a- I Q3f'vI 1V, ', - :i.L'- 'F riff-,a s 4975? A,f?'qe.-'razgiis g ' , Q-::,,.2a5i-.ii 15:51 - se.i'f.es . 45:1 'efi:Q5sQeiuLs5- i .i - -'..- ,, ' :v --egg sz'-J V -I , .' :sz V, 2 '-1 ' este- 11:4-f'15,1'Lffv is ,,,3.,?.:,,l Cm, , qmv,-A, It-.-Qs --eng. L ..i 15- - z -,sn WM' .. f, ,-E3-s Lv 1 fi ' Ti 3575 941953 sk if Q95 is-if awe - iw' 7 V -fre 555423 Mg 1-E Kfl-.f f 'sf,1:q.g5iff? --,sl 5 ft me-y fgvve .i : .gg 2'- f4e'.f5Y' fr,--V- -.w Q :- ,J ,tiff -ee e :'.. 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' S: , ki YlT t 'll ' ' M W ,pg .Y , ' if-xl-QLL X 'I- 'Z' ' 28 Sophomores follow tradition by decorating goal posts. Sophomores . . .Vibrant and Raring to Go The class of 69 returned to Scott this year prepared for an exciting year. Hardworking class officers and their advisor, Mr. Nicholas Szabo, combined efforts to organize the class. Projects included decorating the Homecoming goal posts, a bake sale, and a before school sock hop. CLASS OFFICERS. TOP ROW: Freddie Grimes, vice-president, Ed Peters, Mr- Nicholas 51050, 0dViSOY, skillfully Qllided 50Ph0m0fe5 in treasurer, .lerone Strong, president, Suzy McGlown, secretary. their activities. 1 ssfisff w- 54 -sd- Miss Kudzicz talks to sophomores about the National Education De- Rain or shine-everyone comes tothe Libbey-Scott game. velopment Test. Students concentrate on studies . . . V but when 3 o'clock comes . . . the room is quickly emptied. S, Y 129 0 Cecelia Adams l Denise Adams l Linda Adkins y A Charlene Alexander i Fred Alexander ' Joy Alexander i David Alfred Alfred Allen l Larry Allen Lorraine Allen Shirley Allen Tony Allen John Alloway John Ardner Gwendolyn Anderson . in L? f .. r . i 457'--5'-Hg in 1 ' L A e J , . 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Hqyf ' 'sm' Strolman Cooke Katherine Conley Kenneth Conley Willie Cork Marlin Corlland Louis Coslilla Annelle Conlrell Larry Crawford Willie Crawford Julia Crowell Anna Dailey Roberl Daniels Willie Daniels Robert Daugherly Diane Davenport Cheryl Davis Geraldine Davis Glen Davis Jacqueline Davis Jo-Ann Davis John Davis Susan Davis Margaret DeBae Joseph Decluelle Vertie Dewberry Marshia Dodds Arlhur Drane Anthony Draper Ronnie Draper Juliette Dunning Margo Dunson 2 w '-x if Flin Sludents buy one of Ihe iasiy lunches served in the cafeteria. Theodus Ware draws his plan for a woodshop proied. Ev. .,, 1 H ,J if XPS! 'iff-sm WL-., Charloite Thomas flashes the .. table for Homecoming. . 'lim Q 1, , . , Egan, ei ' M IPI .It LAB will F '. tri'-I 5115 N' NH ' '1 5. 3 1, . QQ ' 5' ' r - J ' - K l , , , -: I ll! 1 ll Yoga , 1 . M . x fr I-ws l ix, I of I I , , - 3' , L... 1 55? , 1-vb -ir .fin gn I ,, if - is ,r--, ,l , , ,,M,.:.:fi . I L , f. ls! if . 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I Sandra Egner Mike Elrod Pat Ellis Marcia Embery Gwen Ensley David Ervin Patricia Erving A Derek Evans Bobby Everage Marion Farris .lo Anne Fayne George Fenton Dorothy Finn Dorothy Finn Clarence Fisher Cleophas Fisher Reno Fizer Wanda Fletcher Randy Florence Elaine Foldren Edith Foraker' Sharon Fordham Dale Forrest Inez Forrest Nerita Rose Foster Gloria Fowler Gladys Frazier Mary Freelove Barbara Feemster Kathy Fuller Sylvia Furr Randy Gabel Patricia Gallager Ronald Gamble Linda Gardner Verbie Garland Charles Garrett Valerie Garrison Etta Gibson Leonard Gillespie Cyrus Gillingham Mark Goebel Allice Galliday James Golliday Robert Gordon Valerie Gordon Randy Gray Roberta Gray Brenda Green Sharon Green Jeanette Grier Garry Griffin Freddie Grimes Earskin Guyton Christy Hague Barbara Hahn Ivy Hale Vivian Halsey James Hampton Eddie Hankins Nettie Hankin James Harkins Willie Harper Cheryl Harris Earnest Harris Leslie Harris Robert Harris Sheila Harris Wilhelmino Harris Yvonne Harris Brenda Harrison Ronald Harrison Gary Hassell Harold Hassell Charles Harkins Alan Harthorne Alvin Haynes Janet Haynes Patrica Hayworth Sharon Hawkins 4 James Heffner Shirley Helton I H JJW55 . tl Nedra Hemphill 1 5 l , , Robert Henry : -f ' 5 Bernis Hickman . M , , -s f ' Corrine Hicks 5' .. ..-111 ' , r ::.'- Leonord Henry H '- .. ' l , 'QE 5' I S' r J ffl Ji, olhhdoy Hill l - l J '-'-1--.-.- Alan Hilou J Q-'J fr fr Marvin Hinton I' 7'7' ' - ' - Stephen Hippel i r he he i . John Hoffman : - - .sf Ron Hogue H H. A Ll Carol Hollimon L- r ' NWS-' r Gail Holman . 14. , L is , Ronald Hollowell 1 ' ,V 7 l Grinnell Hood V. X 'f ' 2 f e Doreen Howell , J - -1 J 517 5' Shirley Hubbard I ,',', 1' A' if . J. T. Hughes Q J ' .4 W, 13:51 Phillip Hughes ggi H . 'Q C szg, Irma Jean Hunt 'ily 5' - J Bruce Huntley Jn , , I Mary Jo Huntley W, H - Linda Irons 9 , ,, .., , M x ' J Carl Jackson l y ., ' - f Carolyn Jackson l Harrie Johnson A , If ' laverne Jackson 'S y l 1 l ' Roger Jackson Y I 1 Y ,W '1- lvor Jacobs 1. AHS H' 'ul j Rudy James '..g3fgx, My Varsity basketball player, Eric Barbour, shows Mary Howell that seniors aren't always the biggest. , PNB -. f.. 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Ji , N it .1 11 I 1g :V 'J' ,, W Y- 3 - Y - .,... i ., .. , W 4 Y J A 'Eff . -:E 3 f ei' -1 --Lvl 1' 'ii ll ' 'f J M F 1.'b'e'5HL 'g' 1' wi - Q 1, .1 , .av-4+ FQL1 1 , 1. 1 in iq J ' N 'fi ' N 5 ' if fy' Don Jelks Kenny Jelks Herman Johnson Hugo Johnson James Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Larry Johnson Mollie Johnson Nancy Johnson Tommy Johnson Cherilyn Jones Douglas Jones George Jones Sallie Jones Melvin Jordan Martin Kaminsky Siegmund Karclak linda Keller Arlene Ketchum Celestial King Ounita King Paul King Porter King Richard King Danny Kinnebrew Dawn Kirk Allanie Knights Debbie Koester Gerald Kraffl Larry Kyles Nelson Kynard Lillian Kyser 5 43.6 few fi Class officers listen attentlvely to ideas of council members AM, 75' Zn: Y' 'v' W 'v 1' fi r Ln, , r e x., gee? l 5 discussion. r Mr Joseph Welch's class in world history participates actively in class l l 3553 W, ,,t,, , X, 1-A JM: cheerleader Monica Wiggins urges team to Take it easy! 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O'Bryant Anise Odoms Lawrence Orth Martin Overton Ruth Overstreet Morris Overton Charles Owens Merilyn Owens Lyn Page Stanley Palmer Alfred Parker Edmond Parker Carry Parker Cassandra Penamon Gordon Peoples Eddie Peters Fred Porter Emma Presnall Dwayne Perkins Ronald Patterson Patricia Poston Dwight' Perryman Harold Penson Gwendolyn Player Lynette Quinn Vessie Quinn Mary Ragland Stephanie Rand Jerry Randolph Walter Randolph Eileer Ransey Melvin Railiff Thomas Reasonover Cathleen Redmond Medford Reese Frederick Reid Roy Releford Regina Rhodes Sharon Ribby Bobby Richardson Chirley Richardson Jacqueline Riley Willie Rivers Gwendolyn Roberts Amy Robinson Douglas Robinson Stephen Robinson Rosemary Rodriguez Elwanda Rogers Howard Rogers Nadeline Rogers Carolyn Ross Eddie Rowhand Loretta Rudolph Mary Ann Rynes Omar Sadin Deborah Sanders Moses Sanders Aulrey Saunders Jerome Saxton Janelle Scott lzora Shaw Carol Shinaul John Short Janie Shropshire Eugenia Sideris Mr. Kenneth Oehlers, unaware of camera, muses over synlax and of a sluden!'s composition. if ' filer Qs: ,, xi X , ll ,,,,.MHV'! 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Rosalyn Bell seeks advice from counselor, Mrs. Gracie Sfewarl 40 Beverly Simmons Marcia Sims Susan Skaff Debbie Skinner Alice Smith Brenda Smith Carolyn Smith Gregory Smith Jeanette Smith Jerine Smith Kathleen Smith Larry Smith Phillip Smith Phyllis Smith Shelia Smith Jackie Smoot Carmelo Soto Shirley Spencer Tyrone Spencer Robert Springer Effie Stallings John Standish Joyce Standish Willie Stark Cheryl Steele Miriam Steinberg Barbara Stewart Edward Streeter Jerome Strong Marshall Stockard Sharon Stovall Sheila Stubblefield Ray Sullivan Duane Swain Frankie Swain Michael Sweeny Ester Sykes Bridgett Syph Theresa Taite Patricia Talley Calvin Taylor Clarence Taylor Patricia Thomas Betty Townsend Denise Townsend Steven Tucker Jerome Turner Mary Vanler Robert Vickers Barbara Vinson Robbie Vinson Linda Vone Wayne Vones Nelson Wade Vickie Wade Vickie Waganfeld Reggie Wallace Caroline Walker Jawonia Walker Laura Walker Ronald Walker Larry Waton Debra Ward lris Ward Charlotte Warren Annie Washington James Washington Walter Waters Marion Watson Teresa Watson Barbara Watts Vernita Welch Deborah Wheatley Betty White Josalyn White Eddie Wiggins Monica Wiggins Louis Wilkes Dwight Willis Darlene Wilson 1. ,fa Y ,,..--Y L' ,XT are-. - v K T T TTTTTQT pfzev , N' -c ' T, 1 it Q YTT 11:1 AT M I FA 'T I vi L, j If? 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I' l' 5'4 -. - 4 . lp- Walter Wishnewilz l , Al---9 ' Y . Y ' l 7 f vulafie washnewnz , l ' W ' Irene Woo v ' ,134 ,' . .ry A' 5' leg?-' , ggglff i ' ' Virgiexe Zlloodley , I- N HT ' wfjgfi Q' 1 Q Frank 90 5 2 1 r 1 in is N Tiflff' .- s ' . wauae May woods ,vlww ,iii r or a 1 Garland Woodson ' - v Edward Woodward ,VAV rv Jerry Wright H -., K iv ' z-i ' ' Franklin Young Qi I gag 5' . Karen Young iff' 5 'ffl Rosanna Young 7 'flu ,A ,X 1 7 R'se 'c Y Y 9 is Mllulffl A ,MM lllxpviifid ll Phyllis Zielinski qu, 'sew-ll XC! ' On her way to a football game , I l eviden! .... . . . Can you find her? l'C 0ql'l'l V' 'ffjplg Class Officers: Flora Bankslan, secretary, larry Edwards, treasurer, Barbara Potetee, presidenh absent, Martha Wilson, vice-president. F-.., 1 ..,:,.,x, i it t t th l :W V' UTM ,c ., , l. 1 Mrs. Alice Snow, adviser. Freshmen . . . eginners but Willing K , 3-W l -4 ri J fl st it The class of i970 entered Scott as eager freshmen, ready and willing to work. In the an- nual magazine drive, a fresh- man led the school in magazine sales. With hard work academ- ically and participation in vari- ous activities, these freshmen proved to be a class that could mix work and fun and create a successful year. Freshman homeroom representative, Alvin Freeman relates the happenings of a class council meeting ta members of his home- room. hop sponsored by the freshman class. Kay Adams Martin Adams Arline Agnes David Alexander Dennis Alfred Isaiah Allen lvadell Allen Patricia Allen Denise Allison Arnold Anderson Estella Armstrong Leonantine Armstrong Glen Austin Faye Autry Peggy Autry Theresa Bailey Cynthia Baker John Baker Lorillia Banks Flora Bankstcn Peaches Bankston Bruce Barnes Morris Bates Toni Battle Larry Beacham Carla Beavers Nancy Becker James Beene James Bell Jerome Bell Pamela Bell Francine Belton 44 Gilbert Bennett Robert Bethany Brenda Bey Richard Bick Anita Billegas Lorraine Black Charles Blanchard Tom Black James Blackwell Garland Bohannon Denise Boldon James Bolfa Glen Boone Janice Boase AI Bounds Daryl Boyd Vivian Boyd Mildred Bradford Louella Bragg Diana Brandon Sandra Britten Jackie Britter John Brock Marilyn Brooks Donald Broswell Bessie Brown Calvin Brown Elaine Brown Francine Brown Gwendolyn Brown Helen Brown Michael Brown Patricia Brown Jerome Brownlee John Buchanan Bill Buck Diane Jackson Eugene Bumpus Jimmie Bumpus Victor Burt Isabella Burton Mack Burton Gwendolyn Campbell William Campbell Carlton Canty Vicky Carnes Anna Carpenter Diane Carter Donna Carter Shirley Carter Terry Carter Wayne Carter Wilbert Cason Richard Castner Donnie Cathcart Marilyn Cavet Walter Chapman Vanessa Cheatham Gail Chiaverini Barbara Clark Thomas Clark Lawrence Clarke Debra Clay Phyllis Clifton Charles Cohen Michael Cochran Carole Cole Dennis Cole Barbara Collins Lawrence Collins Robert Collins Betty Conley . ,. ,Y J is , , 'tt tf.',jift if J p it .1 J' ,,., t J J R .C .fs if are C. ,N z 1 A 1 12.5 Q 555' c V.. .9 r 45' -t- my , -10 .gs safer , , l u ,, re, , ' 1 --,wt A - if - t . , X YJ. vgri Y A mi 4. .t ' 'YL' D J ' 'V V ' 1-. -V.- . 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V .- 1, nf'-in ay I ' ' l Qtr, vw .as '1 ' ' .1 , '-1 - I, , t A, t 1 1 'A dy , f'-' K -, F D., ' ' w' , 1 ' . !fhe,l ,-f f l- ,ee ...1,..er,,A,. :gf R L' t 1 gfsmfi , at J hi ,. sag -, A215 ,L ' , 1 A-N fry , , ' -gg. ,--g', . ,- t. eg . fry J f A- J-ev J ' er' -fs . fy' .1 It y , l ,. fl .. Z I1 LA ,- B A ., Q- AJR -- i f f..--' .Qi- Freshmen find that studying is the key to good grades. t We 1eivTS27JEig ,, , L'Ui't,' if - t' l -hne.,.,, Reola Townsend works diligently on a math table while Mr. Bu , ,- A,,.,4+A ' a ' V -wig' 'fm ,Z '-, t ,Q ., I , 1 D if ' - .. I ff ?'t ' f fe J .' i 5'2 ' 1 9 Que I :Q . - +1 ' , -' :Se i .' gn. ' '1 ' A 'g ' , , ' . 3- ' 1 -4 3 , . It , :sw , , 1 r -fffaf- ..i- L. ' 'L ,r l.fs:?.C1gr34 l , ,.., ees: .r it :ig .serif .3 l1.,'l.lgl. - A 'fir . ' lt ' , , -. in - e ' ' E: 1 thee. , t ' . , .: 'V Q 443- ' if H Q Pj it it :H E 'A ' will V ' 1- J J D- .iffy Q., ' I 15.5 A :H e li , Al , 1.lA'M'f'.' . 29,1 l ' V. E ' ,. 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Sharon Conry Cele How Lind stine Cook ard Cook a Cook Mariorie Cook Bern ice Cooper Sandra Cornett James Casper George Cox Sandra Cox Anna Craig Louise Crayon James Creighton Terry Crenshaw Wilson Crittington Geraldine Crosby Willa May Crowell Jeffery Culver Caro I Curry David Curry Nath Beve an Curry rly Cutlip Thomas Dabney Arthur Daniels Chris James Daniels Penny Daniels Deborah Darden Mithell Darrington Myra Darrington Stanley Daugherty Bonnie Davies Bennie Davis tine Davis Jeff Davis LaVonne Davis Leslie Davis Linda Davis Linda Davis Lyndon Davis Lynell Davis 145 46 Marvin Davis Rynell Davis Sharon Davis Dave Davison Delia DeBoe Ray Deeb Michael Doison Regina Douglas Alan Duff Felton Duhart Laclonna DuHart David Dukelt Deborah Dunbar Pairicia Dymarkowski Beverly Earl Nilila Easley Dean Eaion Donald Eaton Larry Edwards Rose Edwards Emily Turman Aaron Enoch David Erhardl Herman Erving Jesse Escobedo Jacqueline Essing Orin Essing William Michael Fayne William Feemsler Bill Fell John Filipovich , Patricia Fitch it Gerald Fletcher Gary Flowers Cathy Flowers Dorothea Fordham Victoria Forrest Stephen Foster Kenneth Fowler Charles Freelove Alvin Freeman Albert Frosch Connie Gage Ronald Gaiter Carlos Galloway Roy Garcia Aurelia Gale Judith Gerald Marilyn Gibson Marvin Gison Sharon Gibson 4 Lawrence Gillard - Lucille Gillard N Bobbi June Gillingham ' Phyllis Gilmer . Edith Ginn Alfred Golladay Spencer Goodnight Fluerelle Goosby Judi Graham Marvin Grant Faye Greenly Virginia Green Elaine Greenley Juan Gregory Shelia Gregory Sharon Grier Linda Griffin Linda Gross Douglas Grossman Nina Gust Lena Habersham Gregory Hague Irene Hailhcock Melva Hale Mary Hall Cassie Halsey James Hom ff . J- , . .e V . V I A -A ' yyyg yy A F c -gg ll 41.1-. -3- ,,. Q il e , .5 vm . 1, A g . il . as 1 . QA Y mi. ' l JJ in 'Al Ehl,il,'l'NrigZQ'iis A ' ll' 1 -if A iff .eg -. , -:HU :fl 1' ' 3 ' 5 J -im? 'E . ' ' Qi ':, ' if ' ff-f A ' 15 '-Z' ' - - 1- '-s. gf: gil, g A Riff wi .,. A .E 1 tit , z.f' W , an 2 'fvg-U i i, -,ig-'-4, . wgg- .gm . . ,X , if 25- elm -' -rg' ' J ' .1 5' ' if 4 ol - 1 ,J ,Z 'ZY,,Es,Q1 i it ' it Ii - iff- -. ,fre , J 4: 'i?'?4fl. 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W ff David Henderson Selena Henderson Frederick Henry Joyce Henry Rachel Henry Christine Herbert Jerome Herbert Ramona Hicks Minnie Hill Vickie Hill Xeatha Hitt Rose Lawr Hook ence Hodges William Hodges Emanuel Holcomb Aaron Halley Sandi Hollinger Charles Hollingsworth John Hollingsworth Linda Hollis Inez Holmes ls this stationer's desk evergoing to open?' l Mr. Oliver discusses behavior patterns with his class. 147 48 and so we hope Students listen attentively as Mr. Buclcenmyer explains a basic math problem. si rr' -Sli J Mrs. Snow discusses how valuable our library can be ta her freshman L ' English Class' Do you suppose these Mr. Sinclair, from NASA, gives an interesting lecture about our Space Age.' 1 .7 ,J Jo-Ann Holmes BQYd Hoskins Alfred Howell Rosalyn Huff Helen Humphrey Gregory Hunt Linda Hunt Eugene lsaac Robert lsaac Betty Isaac Estell Isaac Diane Jackson Glen Jackson J Jesse A. Jackson Judith Jackson Morris Jackson Samuel Jackson Zenola Jackson Jeanette Jacobs Stanley Jacobs William Jacobs lrene James Dennis Jarrett Dorothy Jeffries Annie Jenkins Mary Ann Jennings David Jeung Edward Jiskra Anita Johnson Earl Johnson Gloria Johnson James Johnson Janet Johnson Jeanette Johnson Joan Johnson Leroy Johnson Maxine Johnson Theresa Johnson Wanda Johnson Betty Jones Cheryl Jones Danny Jones Deborah Anne Jones Edward Jones Ernest Jones Jacqueline Jones John Janes Kathryn Jones Linda Jones Alvin Jordan Joyce Jordan Mike Kallil Shirley Kay Gwendolyn Kemp Linda Kirkwood Margaree Ketterman Marie Kight Tommie Kimbrough Robert King Ronald King Harold Kite A. V. 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Brenda Lewis Jobie Lewis Brenda Liggins Mckinley Lightner Loraine Lindsey Lorina Linzy Eugene Little Patricia Lloyd Marie Lombrana Liana Lyons Carolyn McCall Moses McClair Peggy McClelland Glen McCoy Lavey McCoy Stanley McCroy Denise McCrory Jean McCullough James McFarland Jewel McGlown Operadella Mclntosh Jaonne McNeal George Makowiec Thomas Maple Sandra Marsenburg Pauletta Massey Lana Matney Gloria Matthews Miltovia Matthews Renia Maxey Rudolph May James Mayes Edsel Meyers Norman Michael Ricky Middleton Ronald Mikola Barbara Miller Cheryl Miller Frederick Mims Delouris'Mitchell Harold Mitchell John Modlinski Don Modrowski Ted Montgomery Geraldine Monto Beverly Moore Gary Moore Gifford Moore Kathi Moore Loretha Moore Octavia Moore Jennifer Moore Brenda Morgan Julius Morgan Robert Morris Ocie Morrow Patsy Morton Cheryl Moss John Murphy Brian Murry Cynthia Nash Deborah Nawrocki Miranda Neoly Ruth Noble Norma Nunn Zana Ohms Gordon Olson Marvin O'Neal Dan Oltmann Levette Overton Reioyce Ann Overton Sandra Overton Albert Owens Greg Palmer Phyllis Palmer Olivia Pannell Billy Paraham ' ., f, , . 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E Q ' Joan Karen Williams Linda Williams Margaret Williams Martin Williams Peggie Williams Rita Williams Samuel Williams Tomma Williams Deborah Wilson Gary Wilson Joseph Wilson Linda Wilson Martha Wilson Paulette Wilson Howard Woo Gwen Woodson Rose Woodson Leonard Wraggs Walter Wren Leezandrous Wyley Victoria Yowpp n Williams P M S 3 . ,tr .e Q' 't ' ' ' z. ar , my , :Q A as .Wig X F AEN, .., ITN ' Q5 if , ,4 '?E f ity-.L s 5 v is iust foo much . . halls. 'w . X X X, , . X N ,-Wim .a , ' mul, for Flora Bungston 'iff ' M W rv-f j g A ,, 5, ' .Hx 531 ffi.:ff'Fkm 'YH ,, . ., ,il '4 ' x Q H 322 47 9 f A 2 H Q ' f-. '2.ffLi'U' r ,-4 ,fm -, i 2 ' LH1 I 1'.i'zA2:,iIZiV3:fiiEf Qfi,:gi.':'i1,wf 1 ' 'S,'-911-AL-fi 'f2:i1:f.- K -1 '.' -f' f 'M fi' ,Q 2 .f-,???1'i1T'F'57,',f,:,2,a '11l '.- iw:N-AIiffblffiwlrgwmLg -KRf- f 'ff 5 '4'- , ' ' 1 Jr. 5 . IL'.mff..k12,H'-mge1'.?l.f ' 'f Q?:MeinQ 1 '1i'Hhi?Q4gf5A+, , . ,. g1f'f,:'2emg xf. 11.1 , 1 ' e -pf, v ,', ' I'H113QHeA9W7Fff' 2, : lg? IMF:-H WM. 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M .gf 9 W W 4 WKW WWW W M F ACU LTY 58 si.. ki:-is .v ' E 5.5 51.512-7 -T1 l fe Yfgifk- Li 2 ln l923, a young man came to teach at Scott 7+,s..Q High. He was slight of build, but brilliantly cap- lm A' able. For the past 43 years, our students have benefited from the wisdom and decisions of this rare teacher and outstanding administrator. 5 As principal of .lesup W. Scott High School, i Mr. Richard J. Langstaff has been a dedicated l leader for the last 23 years. He has proven to be a man of sound iudgment as well as an under- standing person. He is always eager to assist in any way possible to solve the day-to-day compli- cations of our school. His friendly attitude and over-all versatility have earned him the genuine respect and admiration of both faculty and stu- dents. We, as students, often fail to realize the many heavy responsibilities that Mr. Langstaff's iob in- volves: he personally reviews the class scheduling of over 2,000 students and 85 faculty members, he prepares numerous educational reports, he must apply policies of the Board of Education, he must make decisions in difficult and sometimes unpleasant situations, he must fill teaching va- cancies, he sees to it that college bound students receive transcripts, and seniors have enough credits for graduation, he approves the ordering of supplies and repairs, and he makes important daily announcements. His constant efforts help to maintain a suit- able atmosphere for learning. Mr. Langstaff de- serves the sincere gratitude of all who work and learn at Scott High. l i H I I Administrators . . . Mr. Langstuff and office staff co-ordinotor, Mrs. Marion Masell, combine their efforts to surmount a daily deluge of dilemmas ranging from absent teachers to answering a continuous flow of correspondence, phone calls, and reports. . i'fivl ' if?E5Wll3,2v . t' f -3322 - lt - -.1-,ftp . 5 4 -Q 3 1, it bait. it M g 2 pg 1 fa 'Pier 1:- i,'g':s '4 2'-'V 155' t ir, . .3 I., ,iiwf tlil ... E. During his Tirst year as superinTendenT of The Toledo Public Schools, Mr. Frank Dick has compiled a record of numerous accomplishmenTs. He was insTrumenTal in The passing of a 3.6 mill operating levyp he played an imporTanT role in The merger of The Adams Township Schools wiTh The Toledo Public Schoolsp and he made more exTensive use of school buildings and facililies during evening hours by adopTing The l.ighTed School House Program. He has also helped To implemenT many federally financed programs in The Toledo schools such as The Head Start ProiecT for pre-school children. Mr. Dick has surrounded him- self wiTh an able sTaTT of assisTanTs who share his enThusiasm for aTTacking and solving The many problems of educalion in The Toledo area. Our congraTulaTions To Mr. Dick for his fine work. Mr. Frank Dick, Superintendent of Schools. Shoulder Heavy Burden l I i l l l tl l The newly erected Board ofA Education Service and Supply Center on Manhattan Blvd. provides a central distribution point for textbooks and supplies used by lhe schools. The former Webster Elementary school building at Manhattan and Elm now houses The odminisiralive offices for the superintendent and central staff of the Board of Education. 1, sqeszfgs W 1 we 54 159 60 g':A-igQ.T141'f -' . P-.' P' U f-11 ' t , ' 45. ,ny fa- --- ft-is-c. s Vg! staffs' E245 - ' J 'Lili i I K t i ,, Q.,' ,.11,., ' ' '. ,ti it i ,i .wx Y wwf., 5 ' 'W' ,X ,gy vga - seat. + ,ci ix.. . iv' :ggi 1, i s '- I . . , 'f.,g.tg5-lx Miss Vera Baymiller Assistant Principal Instruction Miss Wilma Kudzia Assistant Principal Activities Miss Florence Petersen Assistant Principal Administration . ,Ri 2 L ' ii 1 -1 lk , ' ii' iii, . I ., V, H- N w p I5 -QT, 'i 1 !Q:'j.5 , i- :lr . -t .Y ,, f 'ei' figs ,: 1 ',P'i' at 'A iii ' 2 i V l mi ,. .w,.1Wf-'f-. ,312 e--ms'i.4.11.....sss-.si.s1 h - I . 'El -iz -if College counselling-a common scene for Miss Kudzia. 51 Experienced Administrative Trio Offers Assistance in Many Areas Those who guide the curriculum and activities of a high school require a great deal of experience and diligence in order to be successful. These qualifications are among countless others to be found in Scott's three assistant principals, Miss Vera Bay- miller, Miss Wilma Kudzia, and Miss Florence Petersen. Counselling assistance and guidance in vocational areas are among the duties carried out by Miss Petersen. Miss Baymiller handles the responsibilities of orientating substitute teachers, fur- nishing adequate educational films, and seeing to it that sup- plies and teaching techniques are satisfactory at all times. Giv- ing morning announcements, advising student government bodies, and supplying valuable college guidance are all part of the day-to-day undertakings of Miss Kudzia. A successful educational program at Scott would not be a reality without the experienced administrative help of our three fine assistant principals. Miss Baymiller finds books helpful in her duties. Miss Petersen. Ant . ,oil fig Being called upon over the phone for advice is far from new to i .. fe 1 ,,:.:ve-3-'--ig?-, V .e .e 1 Energetic Office Staff ' ' Ki 'Q ' , Makes Y' N 'ff f School Clocks Tick 'es .ie . , ' ifzj- fb , Ne. A ,rl A, -gui: 'wav-' N 'iz-sf . - Y ff- . fee -see- . .l'v. .H l 1 ' ' 'fe 0 3, i I mfr' K fl + ' ' . T '+ '-iffiiifiif li if V 1 f gig' 1.22 1' f 1 ' 1 -ltr., , s- vi v sf 1 f 5 ' 4- x - I 'Ji J' i f i 'A X gf 2 :2 i i :sl i i em.. A-aiifffariwxem f sv-.-. l Mrs. Marion Mcfsell Mrs. Mildred Evans , Office Coordinator Book Clerk L, 2 '- V, ,. :,' ,, I . , i 2 'f wx. ' F' 1. f mr'-L.: i .4 '1, . ' - . , 1 ' 1 his F' -- F ' .1 . , ... , Z A l ik FRN! ?3, y .1 , J if f-of ive 'I ' if, 5' - f 5 ' Fifa, ik Q41 if ff W ls .J Y 7... .4 ., by I 5:45. -I .. gs :gi . - 'S-,, LX . :LT ii - jf -img, Y '12 - . 'rl'?5E'fS ezgz, 'Q-,.4. wieee Ext ' mf' gqnptie Lf ', Curl 55 f 1 7: r, -1 'ff' 'Yee X SYRX A . ta J, ost, P 1 5. f X .A in gf-. i' if 'f' 4 Q -4 N , RY . . kmvf v . . , , . . it ' Ml le l5nE'i ' M K f A 'E ai A, I' l 1 lx n if V y 3 i 1 all ' 1:2 1 ,Z A ? Eb, H I wr 1 vt , I .1 i i e 9. ,,. . .3 J Mrs. Sandra Napier Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Adolph Record Clerk 1,if-.-Wi. n Qifif-bi ifvvfi V 4, ' , vi, ,.-xii. Ui 1,7 ' - fi , ily ,N -., Q eg? we-'lg 5 'gi 1-4 i f 2 ' 'f W ':,,3,.', N f fl: -, ' 1-'JI ,.,, ' if fi?-v , ' .J ' Y 11111 4 i ,fee 1 fi v, .. 'ibififl . 2' feiisisf, M 1 ' W fees u-, 1 , fe 4 f.-.rs -..,-rw W.. - w '-' 3 2- . . - ,V '- , 1 ' -1 - iv ,, , 1 ' .5-if, . 3, . if '-e-IX ' 4 --v' Eiftif' lg: 1: ' ' ' ' 5 2: , M , , 'flfljfif . ,i-,seg Mrs. Maricm Welling Mrs. Marguerite Bainbridge Counselor's Clerk Counselor's Clerk Efficient office personnel perform their various daily tasks. IJ ' 'XL - '-ex Scotters find Mrs. Bainbridge friendly as well as helpful. 'Mrs. Welling pauses from her busy schedule ,f 16 2 Counselors Duties . . Students feel relaxed with Mr. Nogyl Counselors, too, take time out for friendly conversation. Mr. Robert Standriff finds his assistant quite helpful. Counseling often includes trying situations. I Are Varied Mrs. Kathleen Justen finds her work much easier with access to a phone. ..,..,,?:TT ,V , ,..,:.. . , M -L I :wiv , -. ww 3 r,sW a ll -lv it-it ' it - ' rwl MJL, , , l wrt-wi ll lx l ,l . 4 infix s l -w,l!,5 ' WY Q , r.,,, I t.: f Mrs. Mary Crawford adiusts to her new position as counselor. Efficient records are very important to counselors, including Mr. Car- roll Jordan. .N br' Typing is far from obsolete in counseling, as Mrs. Gracie Stewart illustrates A 59:52 Mr. James Eppstein makes a routine check to eliminate mistakes, M. 'I I , r it . Mr. David Haube Mr. James Hill Mr. Herbert Hofmann Mr. Millard Jackson Mr. Cqrroll Jordon Feilbach Business Education Social Studies Mathematics Counselor Mrs. Kathleen Justen Mr. David Keister Mr. Harry Keller Mr. Donald Kern Mr. Lynn Koester Counselor English Physical Education Science Science THISTLE Advisor Orientation Mr. Robert Kost Mrs. Jessie Kunz Mr. Lawrence Leo Mr. Robert Lewis Mr. Martin Mahnke Distributive Education Science Science Physical Education Mathematics ' Z T HQ , , I J .W'1El. ,GZ fm air a t gee , ,, A Mrylr, ,N -. wr'-lferjrgo , ' , 'Il-is Mr. Russell Mater Mrs. Penna Miller Mrs. Ina Miller Mrs. Emily Mocek Mr. Russell Moffett Industrial Arts Home Economics English Physical Education Orientation Department Chairman Miss Mary Montgomery Mr. George Muellich English English W 4 -X my ,fini i' Wars' 2.5.1 gi. 'Ez -ng.,-tjjz: ' ,V .ye-1 . fe., ,--fs?-'Z:.' 25.125 ' '--'?-- 1' .1 ' ' 31:14 -'fic ,ft -, ,, ' ff' w e 1 gjwuf ', g' K t I.,-K . 'a 'g!5I ali M t .Ei Y -'f ,' ,1-1 '-'Ht ,1- iii f 'l 1 , 2 I' 'WJ f -s-ln, H2 , V ti! . .11--'. ,: e . il - 3, pf' t if? - Y' - Q' 5.72. t ily 1 ..,. 4 sj Mr. James A. ' 2,5532 . -QQ 1 x. ' ,, i,,.,,.,., I, Mr. William Murphy Mrs. Phyllis Nathanson Business Education English Mr- Frvnk NGQY Mr. Kenneth Oehlers Vocational Counselor English Mr. Willie Oliver Mr. Raymond Ortyl Social Studies Industrial Arts SCOTTONIAN Advisor displays a wealth of information . . . in his chemistry lectures. 68 L S .ml ,i i',j.a , l tr... 'gg W r l llhrf' i if t i A Miss Diane Pauken Mrs. Ruth Pederson Mr- James Quinlivan Mr. James Reaux Mathematics Health Social Studies French Department Chairman English H .tt , , , t 1 U . Qs e i L , Il - - .T -f . li V., it-Q, f f' ' tt. li 4, t M1 .4 xl. 'R' L Q K lr t N K W. 5 l r ggi! tr I x 75 s 1 in 'W t 1353- K Q t it if , t F5 4 ' I I l Ji , i 6 ,L A 1 is .3 Mr . Orton Ryan Orientation Qsg' S' 'S' r 1 ,f N Rm t ' 's fl I I ll 'l 52 , , 5 t ' E...-rl I if If l lil f til ' i r -lg' l l Witt. - , . it f . t. Mrs. Lucille Rynder Mr. Richard Sanzenbacher Miss Susan Sanzenbacher Mr. William Shupe Mr. Raymond Slayton English Mathematics English Science , , . Y, 4- 2: ga., . , , ,. ,-.,..-.. .-,.,---1,.-- -- - . .1 - ,Agp-, Ur e- .I g - 321' -. sg 1 jr.: : .- -S N4 s ...esac iff, - ,4-. 'rf Q .,,, TV , J, Mari' i l' , jg,4:f. .fasten 'rag eggs 'rff 4 ' 12. :E l i '2- - ' l E:1' t4f .- ., , - -2, gi. -. .. ,et U-r - 'qll P 1 ' 1 i ' 5-L if t ,S is 'rf , , lt' V L vi' fttflml 3,1 ,,, 3 'lt it f t t , e 1 f. . it- vi -- lf.!-lillfiailqit, t -' J afixf-: :Qui .r -. -- K '. ' 7 . T3 e.k:'s.i-'ee'-l-lgfs. f 1,-f' , .pt ,g M , , emi:-f.fttgfe,-cf,-...A-, W. , ,t t t 'txt --1 V wt - 55f:7:V ' V rj riawil' ' ,IM I Qu- -' twin? l ' ' X . .TL t ELF.-sv ' .-:ff ' Mr. Floyd Smith Industrial Arts Mr. Darrel Smith Mrs. Florence Smith Science Art Scott faculty men found summer employment at the Gulf Oil--Toledo Refinery profitable as well as grimy. L. to R.: D. Moffettg T. Vineyg D. Kerny R. Turnery B. Shupeg V. Bryant: R. Ortylp absent: K. Ohlersp H. Kellerp S, Cheski. -, ,t, ...M '-'rj it 1- F , 3eT'!b' R Li:LLg.3,.- .1 --Q-1 ' fe - :sg-fain-If:-:sta ' 4,3 '.:ffI'i .wifes 4. s::.-f' ,:,...g.1Q' e f..--j.,:ggf'.'.:g MS.. .. l t ' I . M ff rt tm , . ei. H wwf S3 . t 'J A l , ..-A , X. .1 i C' Orientation Mrs. Alice Snow Mr. Robert Standriff Reading Improvement Counselor ff! I, 1. '7- l T fy ', . .. V, I , x K c l 1 Mr. Lorlgslaff finds lime for a brief conversation with senior, Richard Florence. ..,, .., , qw 3.5, 5. . 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RF , i . - . x SLMW , . 0 -l. t ' wi - 7'- ' .xggl 555 ew, wi: r 'E -fipxvffife l - .S it Mrs. Agnes Thomas Mrs. Nancy Tomaski Mr. Richard Turner Business Education Spanish Physical Education THISTLE Adviser Orientation Mr. Nicholas Szabo Occupational Work Experience Lf' VFP- v-eggs., . . ,L rl A ,A . v '4 Q: 1 ' ' .7 ' . 5: We F'-if., ' 'f 1 .... , . , I X V' 7 ali 1 h sf' 45, w .,L,'+,l Bw ef :Ai 1: I '1.'lsxSn'qt..L. .'L,EtSQ?g3 l EMS ' ng .1 A .mf X N gow J T V , Kg if .-. 3 B. f' Mr. Thomas Viney Miss Helen Vollmar Miss Sheryl Ward Mrs. Julie Weiss Home Nursing English Art School Nurse Social Studies Mrs- Gracie Stewart Counselor .- Z I MH U1 . , l t Mrs. Laura Stone English Miss Anne Vetter Instrumental Music vw., 7531:- Mr. Joseph Welch Social Studies nuff . ' wi .1 Q T Y 1 ' fe ei.:-,:,s.v., l 9 . :al 1 I-tilt-M 4- ,V , .rf .lm-M ..w,,, 1,552.1-1,s. all ' z e 51 ,4 -'Y-'is' 'if :'f:-':- . 'l 'f 3T'n Y. 53 l Tw - W: -, ,Z . :lg-E! , 1' ' 'Test -44554. fy--,j '. lg f 4 ' 2 s is-P -, , ' 'L' 1.22555 L , iff- f 1 . I T Wm,,45!,. 1 ' i W 52.521 1 l , Ui ,-,4J, A 2-itil' 7' j f?'us?'s5 s f' f':i,Yfl'l: l Q qw 4 ,X . wh- -v ., V V g gfafsvggff, I,-, ,X , 4- V g r ' V, . ft ,,.,, V 5' , l 1 .713 -- .fic lk . ' ' 'i ' 5 s 'sl N . W . ff -f . , I 1'-I.-ft, A x i , his T vf'-,Ai A L , C 4 r .C f? A J- , W - Q.. T . , NR f ' gigs? , T .yi 1 ' 1 4 4. Lf- Y T , 1111.2-:1'...'sv' Mr. Watson Welever Science Mrs. Reta Wendisch Mrs. Ruth Wengert Mrs- Doris Woodworth Feilbach Home Economics Physical Education Mr. Donald Woody Science 169 70 Scott Library: An Asset to Learning I Mlm -L if W ' NE' Miss Nancy Young brorlan Mrs. Alice Brymer V Library Clerk Scott's efficient librarians maintain a very educational atmosphere. ,. ' it Y ii ,nr r ri,-1 ', 3 ' L ii ir 1 i-maine 5 l l ,rf , 'l A A l ,ri Mr. Phil Henning is celebrating his golden anniversary as a ticket seller at Scott football and basketball games. Mr. l-lenning's long career includes selling tickets at the old Swayne Field Stadium as well as at the Jack Demsey-Jess Willard Championship Fight held at Bayview Park, in l9l9. Mr. Henning is known 'for his collection of facts and anecdotes, covering over 50 years of Scott athletics. 1 s ,Lys La! ,J Cafeteria Personnel. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Rose Suwinskip Mrs. Viola Dellingerg Mrs. Helen Bowmang Mrs. Queen Smithp Mrs. Fay Welch: Mrs. Marie Sabog Mrs. Anita Wiedenhoftg Mrs. Doris Gould. BACK ROW: Mrs. Lillion DeHanp Mrs. Lottie Bigeg Mrs. Willie Jonesg Mr. Judith Knapinskiy Mrs. Sophie Szabo: Mrs. Virginia Seymourg Mrs. Dorothy Fohringerg Mrs. Lucille Jonesp Mrs. Esther Jones: Mrs. Helen Burcewicz. Service Staff Provides All the Comforts of Home Vt Engineers: Mr. Howard Snider: Mr. Byron Kellerg Mr. Muck Smith Custodians: FRONT ROW: Mr. Andy Juhoszf Mr. Pete Rochekp Mr. Lester Allison. BACK ROW: Mr. To-m Wallcceg Mr. Kenneth Felix: Mr. John Duhcxrt. Q- V mi 144' I A . -'swf wif u 1' Qaiiqf 'Il mv- W1 55 ,ilu 3 s1l1,i19if'5T3!ib,MR L 99 Un' ,. . ,I .iq ,L.. I. K I l 4 'b'T1-fnnlgllll Y -- '-sz S ' in ' 1497 .NV f ..1,,,,' . N K 51 XV mix vw me 5' ' . gf'mS331 'Q-if . Y, 3, . . . dill' . ' , X hfn,,.xa'l' ,- ', I x, . X x, X. 1 PM I . 'x , ,,!.,g, Q ,VZ5 ww 1:2 Rf I' ' .Ny n .,-' . qv: , ' 4 ,, ..K ' ' 53 Q: . 1 . ,K X - 'S ' H v 1 .' Hia' A , . 'P I - 'f ' xg' 'ul:.g. 4 . I 'Y-1 T V', ' . . Y ii, funn L, E, .1-if 1,1 Pk, fwy ,Gil wmv, 'US A fx nf - 2 wx ', f rr, .nv fl x fs ., , P X Q. xm .1 ADS andINDEX 74 Patrons of the 1967 Scottonian Mr. Richard J. Langstaff Mr. Richard Belcher Mrs. Laura Caldwell Roy Davis lll Mrs. Katherine Eby Miss Helen M. Fields J Mr. Earl W. Harris Debbie Hanes Jim Horner Mrs. Jessie L. Kunz Mr. Lawrence A. Leo Dr. and Mrs. l. W. McConnell Chuck Mays III Mr. Rondal Moore Mr. and Mrs. John J. Myers Mrs. Phyllis Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Norton, Sr. A Patron Miss Diane Pauken The Pumas Mr. Richard Ray Mrs. J. Rosenberg Miss Susan J. Sanzenbacher Mrs. Silvia Schmidt Mrs. Florence C. Smith Mr. James Swaya Mrs. Wayne Snow W. C. Taylor Mrs. Nancy M. Tomaski Terri and Tommy Tomaski Miss Helen Vollmar Mrs. Julie Ann Weiss Mrs. Miriam Welling White's Service Bureau In Honor of the Homecoming Queen and Court gh . x x.N- x.. Na+- Q l- xi.- , 5-4 .. gi-.. if if N- L, i s..,s1f . -' . i. , si S...- ir-4. if -- if ifi, 4,2 'gi-l . N,,,-,-'.. L-Zfqgx-v-,, S-it:-5 ii 'T Qs... L CO GR T L TIG to the new graduates As parents, neighbors, and friends we naturally have a special interest in the quality of our schools. No community is better than its schools, and no school is better than the determination and willingness ofa community to support standards high enough and broad enough to meet tomorrow's levels of need, both vocationally and for citizenship. OWENS-ILLINOIS Toledo, Ohio GJ 'I7 110 , CA gl RESBRS ad ! FUEL Q' STRAIIEIS an important nomo in corburetion since 1914 Tillotson is one of the world's largest producers of small engine original equipment carburetors for Power Mowers, Chain Saws, Motor Bikes, Scooters, Go-Karts, Outboard Motors, Garden Tractors, Pumps and Generators. In a never ending stream, Tillotson precisioneered car- buretors flow from Toledo to original equipment and replacement markets throughout the U.S.A. and the world. TIIJOTSON MANUFACTURING CO. 761-69 Borden Ava. Toledo 12, Ogio SALES-RENTALS EXPERT SERVICE AAA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 3147 Cherry near Central-Toledo, Ohio TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS CASH REGISTERS John J. Hayes Phone 242-2771 Owner The Argonne Coffee Shop combines a relaxing atmosphere with fine food. Best Wishes to Scott High School ARGONNE COFFEE SHOP 13th 8t Madison Toledo, Ohio Raymond Fournier Chef, Manager wir! gap Llijf Cdmfcl, Best Wishes to the Graduates 402 Pinewood' Avenue Rev. Vincent M. Brown, Pastor TOLEDO PRINTING CO. 1106 Dorr Street Toledo, Ohio 43607 76 To the Class ot 1967- May you have the serenity to accept the things you cannot change, courage to change the things you can and the wisdom to know the difference. SCOTT HIGH PTA BOWL-O-DROME Student Bowling at All Times 35c per game 3 gamf-BS-51-00 2521 Collingwood 242-8311 i 3f5H awww 1 'fb XX Q s iv? WE wllll 'I V' .E PBUIIIB Ill IIB! IIIIIIEIII E53 I Today s classrooms furnlsh knowledge that will help in tomorrow s world That s why Toledo Edison urges employees to lmprove their skills, ab1l1t1es and mental growth through company sponsored educa tion and training programs such as EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FOREMANSHIP CLASSES SPECIAL ON THE JOB TRAINING AND STUDY But we also encourage other people to continue their education so they can qualify for mcreasmgly important Jobs such as those at Toledo Edison TOLEDO EDISON A good place to work MADE IN U SA THE QUALITY MARK TO LOOK FOR What a wonderful Open World Have you noticed schools like this on your travels? Probably, because new buildings are springing up everywhere. They are beautiful and functional structures with large glass areas to create an open-world atmosphere to eliminate the feeling of being boxed in. Wherever you live, work, shop or travel, you'll find L'O'F Glass making it more enjoy- able In homes, motels, schools and stores In offices and fac- tories In hospitals and church- es In cars, buses, trains and planes ' I 3 fzgj, I'fig,X-G' fy H A lim - I I wljwxf N I' 1 W I e I I , - 8 V , , - 6 xr S I H' I 'I I I ' ix A ' 1 a EI. - ' I 9 1'- .I .- 12 N l u 1 f .11 X I 7 j X 2-. , , , X -...--- , S n ' H 4 9 . n 4 , ' 3 1 ' . . v. - . - Q 1 . . u S LIBBEY'OWENS'FORD a,GlzeatfVanwa2oG-hoo TOLEDO 2, OHIO There's an L'O'F Glass that insulates windows. It's called ThermopaneE insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. L'O'F Glass that makes automobiles safer. L'O'F Glass to do a thousand things. And when anyone needs glass, there's an authority on it nearby-your local indepen- dent L'O'F Glass Distributor or Dealer. His name is in the telephone book Yellow Pages under GIass . Call him. Laboratories, shops and studyrooms are separated from twin classroom buildings by a broad, central court, Ithaca Senior High School, Ithaca, N .Y. Architects: Perkins Sa Will, White Plains, N.Y. 'I77 The SCOTTONIAN Staff congratulates the Scott High School Graduates of 1967 with best wishes for on bright future. The Babcock Dairy Company 945 Berdcm Avenue Toledo Ohio Phone 472 2114 T AL an exciting game of slnll 3791 l NIARLEAU HERCULES FENCE C0 3600 N DETROIT AVE TOLEDO OHIO Greg Smith exercises his musical talent on the choir's Baldwin organ. ,i' . im I 5 Great lakes Plano Co. E A 4 I m Representatives for 5 I I B Id i P' d I ' OT'galh,sntorlall'ieS Ilallst l lljf lt 27 HZZ,1:,'cir4ae1:1',1, ' I 611 jefferson 2415241 Materzalsqanfl Supplzes ' H Toledo, Ohio WE CARRY A COMPLFTE ee I DISTINCTIVE COSTUMES, INC. THEATRICAL FABRICS-SEQUINS-FEATHERS not-Irs-LEOTARDS--OPERA HOSE hue of drawlnn msn uments it X and D ra f 1 1 n supphes ,SI X o Drawing sets o Scales Alia lift-as o Sllcle Rules o Trlanglcs Curves H1111 o Protlactors o Fleld Bool s o Engl neermg PRPCIS o Drafllng Table and T Squares Shdc Rules pl lced from S530 to S25 FREE Parking In Rear of Store 2223 Ashland Avenue CH. 6-7243 Q 316 SUPERIOR ST CH 3 7224 ' --f '-ill. -4 THE BARTLEY CO. Z 7 1 '.t, f A 'U WHOLESALE GROCERS In 1001 Brown Ave. Toledo, Ohio . I 3 ' :a 3 B II Ask any and he'II lell you it requires endless o shooting baskets to become a skillf l I Perfect your skill by install' g basketbll g 1 ' your own i Wa sell ingtividual baclgboards, baskets, wood or steel poles, also do complete installation work. Phone CH '8- or quotation. . ..I . I I,' l l 4 E i II ' ' . I 1 . . e , 9 4 7 i F53 - -. ' it-:F . 3 .z ' r - F . 'T '3 if .3 I. 7 I, plfZI-.u7' '- ',I . ' 1 In If--' 'i-7? S r ll-'II . Efyillm E5-l ,- Is Ef: - ,t . it lin, j - - III Q , I I re. Iv-:es fig' ,nv ,I g 1 ' fo ,l fI 5 l lllnlgh l . . it wx-1-, 1 - U I I 1 .IIt I.t,III Mlgl? . . - .wt ll . ' ' -O ' -,, I: :t - ' Q M ff- fs A . . xf , . I Z -If - , .- - 4 .'-f' nI on ' E -' ' ' I Ia5g.- I I .I 1 :E - 'J .2 W ws . I J W , gwffmgwfrf 194 W WWW OWENS-CORNING F1 BEIRQLAS worId's largest producer ol fibrous glass and lib rous glass products Royal Drugs carries o complete line of phclrmo- ceutical needs 'ro serve The Toledo area efficiently. EST TOLEDO OPTICAL COMPANY Better .. NUS N nald A. Bassett Phone: 474-6323 WE DELI VER TILL 2 AM 7 DAYS A WEEK oyall I'll SX 244-2131 or 244-7321 1412 DORR AT DETROIT IWE HONOR INDUSTRIAL, V.A. LVETSJ, WELFARE 8- AID TO THE AGED PRESCRIPTIONS IHOSPITAL EQUIPMENT SALES 8- RENTALS CRUTCHES-CANE5-WALKERS HOSPITAL BEDS-COMMODES WHEEL CHAIRS IPRIVATE FITTING ROOM FOR ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES I mbles' d 2 A FREE PICK-UP gl DELIVERY ALL PRESCRIPTIONS TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS BRACES BACK SUPPORTS ELASTIC HOSIERY I FOUNTAIN SERVICE IPAY UTILITY BILLS HERE I POSTAL SERVI .E STATION IMONEY ORDERS l NOTARY PUBLIC 242-7429 1943 DETROIT AT WOODRUFF lAI.L DRUG SERVICES OF OUR ROYAL OPERATION + PLUS + etrbil I harmacy I NIGHT SE? VICE Tlll 2 AM ICE cow BEER cmuso wmss PARTY SUPPLIES CRUSHED a. cuss Ice onocskv STAPLES COMPLETE cARnY.ouT senvlcs -1- SUNDAY SALES -1- 719 Phillips Avenue E 7 A Manager 'I79 CLARK'S-ONE STOP RECORDS IWHOLESALE 81 RETAIL! HOUSE OF SOUNDS THE FIRST WITH THE LATEST T315 DORR ST. 241-5944 AlSTON STUDIOS, INC. 2009 Colony Drive 3856296 Toledo' Ohio 43614 Don Glover visits CIork's Record Shop to purchase the M O Seiple ICITGST 80 you want 01 fine portrait to record forever with charm and dignity the important events of your life,come to the Photograph Studio of your Official Photographer. .. IIIIQI Q I LAMSON'S TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967 THE PUMAS say... Brawl lurk Javnpim, ! Pumus: TOP ROW L to R: Don Malloy, Dave Clinton, Joe Hansen, Tom Farley. BOTTOM ROW L lo R: Brian McConnell, Steve Jacoby, Bill Wherry, Rich Schroeder. Julia's Dress Shop features the latest in fashions. Tops for Tculls 10-42 Juniors 9-15 Teen Talls Misses 8-44 Half Sizes 1215-24V2 .1ULlA'S DRESS SHOP 2203 Ashland Avenue lCorner Bcmcroffl Open Wednesday Nights Say, I saw your old in the Scoffonian. coMPLuviENTs AND CONGRATULATIONS T0 A GREAT CLASS KENT KAZMAIER MQW 5 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS ' PINS ' MEDALS ' CLUB INSIGNIA TROPHIES ' PLAQUES ' DIPLOMAS f INVITATIONS CONGRATULATIONS, SCOTT SENIORS Stautzenberger College of Business cmd Professional Drafting 224 Superior Street SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL A Doorway to Wisdom, Strength, And Understanding For All People THE T967 STUDENT COUNCIL President .................................. Donald Glover Vice President ......... .......... E dith Calhoun Secretary .......... .......... D ebloie Hanes Robert Packo The Ohio Bell Telephone Building is an important key to the future cornmnications in the Toledo area. 182 Y 4 ., N ,. .. . . , ..- 1 :J Q z :..:,.- , . , , , ,,f A J., ey 1 -Niger rc , . - . ,, -,- - f- .. . .vi . .1 .i. . .. ,, . , .. , H. I . , CQILF r.,e..,..- ....,T.f-,j-Y, . -L .,.,.- ,-. Y- .,. ....-,,. --...i-.. ..,, . .. . .-.,.H,i.....,..T.: I . I. .. -' . l ,- .. .. '.. Y., ,pw The Stautzenberger'College plays a vital role in the business training program in Toledo. is UTUB HE F T0 T LUUK Q I - 1 ' - M Bins ' f Q 1. ,H flkllf tl li ., 1 ' I I l' l i I Investigate the Variety of career opportunities available at . . . Ohio Bell Part ot the Nationwide Ball System An equal opportunity employer Faculty Index Qrganizations' Adams, Jack ........................,..... 164 Austin, Genevieve ........ 76, 126, 164 Baden, Larry ........................ 77, 164 Baker, Merle ....... ................ 5 6 Baymiller, Vera .... ........ 1 04,160 Bihn, Keith D. ..... ................ 1 64 Bradford, James ................ 164, 167 Bryant, Vernon ............ 75, 164, 168 Buckenmyer, Charles ...... 43, 45, 85, 109,145,148,164 Caldwell, Laura ............... 123, 164 Carter, David ..... ,......,. 1 27, 164 Carter, Joseph ............................ 164 Cheski, Stanley .......................... 164 Clark, Mildred 1Feilbach1 ............ 164 ' ' ' 165 Colne, William ............................ Cooper, Sue ....... ...... 1 9, 114, 164 Crawford, Mary .... ......... 1 63, 164 Cultice, Janet .............. 84, 116, 164 DeLamater, Frances .................... 165 Disher, Ronald ,........ ........ 6 7, 165 Eby, Katherine ............................ 165 Eppstein, James .......... 11, 163, 165 Fair, Gibson .............................. 165 Fields, Helen ...,,,.... 14, 25, 120, 165 Gebauer, Dorothy ...................... 165 Geithman, David lFeilbachl ........ 165 Glassman, David ...................... Gordon, Sylvia .,.... ............ Gould, Minnie ...................... 15 Graham, Wayne ...................... Hain, Robert lFeilbachl ............ Hancock, Diane ...... ................ Harris, Earl .......................... 87 Haube, David lFeilbach1 ..,....... Hill, James ..................... ...... Hofmann, Herbert ..... ...... Jackson, Millard ....... ......... Jordan, Carroll .,.... ...... 1 63 Justen, Kathleen .... ......... 1 63 Keister, David .,... ........65, 70 I I I I Keller, Harry .............,.......,..,..... Kern, Donald .......... 55, 60, 82, 162, Koester, Lynn ........ 50, 51, 166, Kost, Robert ........................ 78, Kudzia, Wilma ........ 18, 19, 91, 1 12, 129, Kunz, Jessie ..,............................. 166 Langstaff, R. J., Principal .......... 1 Leo, Lawrence ..... Lewis, Robert ..... Mahnke, Martin ....... 158, 66 ..,....166 Mater, Russell ....,. ,..,.,, 1 66 Miller, Ina ,.,,.,... ,.,,,,,,,,,,, 1 66 Miller, Penna ...A.... .,,,,.. 7 7, Mocek, Emily .....,...,...............,.... 166 Moffett, Russell ........ 43, 52, 54, 69, 109,166,168,19O Montgomery, Mary ............... 67 Muellich, George ...................... 167 Murphy, William ................ 117, 167 Nagy, Frank .............. 118, 162, 166 Nathanson, Phyllis ...................... 167 Oehlers, Kenneth ..48, 109, 139, 167 Oliver, Willie .................... 147, 167 Ortyl, Raymond .... 26, 127, 167, 168 Pauken, Diane ......................,,,,.. 168 Pederson, Ruth ......... ...... 1 53, 168 Petersen, Florence ...... .........., 1 60 Quinlivan, James P. .....,....,. 123, 168 Reaux, John ......,.............,..,...... 168 Ryan, Orton .........,........ 60 109, 168 Rynder, Lucile ............................ 168 Sanzenbacher, Richard .............. 168 Sanzenbacher, Susan .......... 79, 168 Shupe, William .................... 59 168 Slayton, Raymond .................... 168 Smith, Darrell .,.......,.... 65 109,168 Smith, Florence .................... 75 168 smifh, Floyd ,.,,........,... 66,109 168 Snow, Alice ........ 19, 142, 148 168 Standriff, Robert .... 19, 82, 162 168 Stewart, Gracie .... 81, 139, 163 169 Stone, Laura ............................ 169 Szabo, Nicholas .......... 19,128 169 Thomas, Agnes ,....,.,...... 25, 85, 169 Tomaski, Nancy .......... 76,125 169 Turner, Richard ...... 43, 56, 168 169 Vetter, Anne ....... ....,,,. 3 4, 35 169 Viney, Thomas ...... ,........ 1 68 169 Vollmar, Helen ......,..,,, 79, 124, 169 Ward, Sheryl ..... ..A............ 1 69 Weiss, Julie ......... ........,...... 1 69 Welch, Joseph ............ 77, 136 169 Welever, Watson ...... 116, 117, 148, 169 Wendisch, Mrs. Reta lFeilbach1 ..169 Wengert, Ruth ............ 80, 115, 169 Woodworth, Doris ...................... 169 Woody, Don .......... .............. 1 69 Young, Nancy ..... ..,.,,., 8 7, 170 OFFICE STAFF Adolph, Ruth ..,........................... 170 Baimbridge, Marguerite ..,..... 87, 170 Brymer, Alice ............,.. Evans, Mildred ..... Massell, Marion ...... ...... Napier, Sandra ....... Welling, Miriam ...... .......170 ..........17O 158 ,170 .......87 ,170 Index Art Club ....................., Bible Club ........... Business Club ..... Chess Club .............,.......... D.E.C.A. Club ............................ Future Teachers of America ........ Honor Society ............................ Junior Classical League ...... Paramedical Club ........ Pet Care Club ........... Spanish Club ....... Varsity-S Club ........ Freshman Y-Teens ..... Sophomore Y-Teens ...... Junior Y-Teens ........... Senior Y-Teens .......................... 75 77 75 74 78 79 83 76 79 77 76 8 2 80 8 1 84 85 Advertisers' I ndex AAA Business Machines Company ................... ..,..... Argonne Coffee Shop ..... ........ Alston Studios ....,......... ........ 176 176 180 Babcock Dairy ........ ........ 1 78 Bartley Company ...,... ,,,,4,,, Bowl-O-Drome ...,.,,..... ,,,,..,, Clark's Record Shop .,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,., Distinctive Costumes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 178 176 180 178 Great Lakes Piano Company ...... 178 Julla's Dress Shop ..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 181 Lamson's ..........................,,,.,.,,,, 180 L. G. Balfour ...,.,............,,,,,,.,,,,. 181 Libbey-Owens-Ford Company .... 177 Marleau-Hercules ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 178 Ohio Bell Telephone Company .... Owens-Corning Fiberglas 182 Company .........................,.,,, 179 Owens-Illinois Company ,..,,,,,,,,, Patrons ............,, ....,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Pumas ..........,....... ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, P.T.A. ............. . Royal Drugs .....,,,...,..,. .,,.,,,, Scottoman ........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.,, Stautzenberger College Student Council ........,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,, Tillotson Manufacturing Company ....,..,..,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, Third Baptist Church .,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, Toledo Blue Print Company ........ Toledo Edison Company A,,,,.,,---- Toledo Printing Company .......... West Toledo Optical Company .. 175 174 181 176 179 178 182 182 176 176 178 177 176 179 18 Chiaverini, Gail ...., Chioveri Cargile, Brenda .....,... Annette ..... 84 STUDENT INDEX Barrow, Labella Borry, Kristina Bartlett, Paul ........,......,...,.,..,..,.. .130 Baskin, Delelho ..,.. 27, 34, 84, 115, 121 Bates, Alice ..........Y.,.......,..........,.,.... 87, 92 Bates, Amanda .,,, ..............,................ 1 15 Bates, Morris Battle, Toni ..,..,...... ........ 1 9, 80, 143 Baxter, Johnny Abrams, Alvin ....... ,....,., ....,..,........ 8 7 , 92 Adams, Alan Adams, Cecelia ..... ....... 1 9, 34, 76, 130 Adams, Denise .,..... ......,... 3 4, 76, 130 Adams, Evette .... .................... 9 2 Adams, Janice .. .... ...115 Adams, Kay ...... ........... 1 43 Adams, Martin ....., ,.,,,,, 2 4,143 Adams, Patrick ...... ........... 1 15 Adams, Ronald ...... ......... 3 9, 92 Adkins, Jessie Adkins, Linda .,..... 76,130 Adkins, Paul .......... ,........ . .115 Adkins, Ronald ,....... .... ....... 1 1 5 Adkisson, Mariario Agnes, Arline .........,. ,......... 1 43 Agnes, Christopher ..... Aiken, Albert Alexander, Carl ,. ..... 56,115 Alexander, Carl Alexander, Charlene ..,.. ....... , ..130 Alexander, Curtis ............. 115 Alexander, David ..,... ....... 3 4, 143 Alexander, Fred ..... ....... 4 B, 130 Alexander, Joy ,..... .......... 1 30 Alfred, David ..... ....... 1 30 Alfred, Dennis ..... ....... 1 43 Allen, Alfred ........., ....... 1 30 Allen, Anthony ...... ....... 1 15 Allen, Anthony Allen, Charles ...,, ,....., 1 15 Allen, Isaiah ...,... , ...... ...... 1 43 Allen, lvadell ...., ................ 1 43 Allen, Larry ...... ...,.... 1 30,131 Allen, Lorraine ,..... ............. 1 30 Allen, Michael Allen, Patricia ...,1.. 19,143 Allen, Shirley ..... .......... 1 30 .......143 Allison, Denise ..,. ,. Allison, Dennis Allowoy, John ..... ....................... 1 30 Anderson, Allen ....... .,...,.. 3 2, 50, 51, 92 Anderson, Arnold .........,., ..,.......... 4 9, 143 Anderson, Gwendolyn ..... ............. 1 30 Anderson, James .,.....,.., ....... 8 6, 115 Anderson, Linda ....... .................. 1 15 Ardner, Diane .... ...,.. 2 5, 76, 115 Ardner, John ........... ..,....,.. 7 0, 130 Arent, Gregory Q ,...... ......,...... 1 30 Armstrong, Estella ...... Armstrong, Esther ...,..,..,. Armstrong, Leonontino ...... Armstrong, Thomas ....... .......143 ..,....130 .......l43 .......115 Arnold, Paul .,,,...... A ..--.. 115 Ashford, Betty ........ 4 ...... 130 Beacham, Gary ,,.. ............... 1 15 Beacham, lorry .... .,.......... 1 43 Beal, Clarence Beale, Rita ........ ..,..... 1 9,130 Beavers, Carlo ..,... ............ 1 43 Becker, Nancy .... ............ , ....,.,.,.. 1 43 Beene, Glenda .... .....,..................... 1 30 Beene, Phyllis ...... , .,.... 19, 68, 87, 115 Belcher, Joanne Bell, Audrey .....,...... ........ 1 15 Bell, Jacqueline .,.,.. .... .... 1 3 0 Bell, James ............. ...,..., 1 43 Bell, James Bell, JoAnn .... ...,..,. 1 30 Bell, Jerome ..... ........ 1 43 Bell, Mary .,..... ....... 8 7, 92 Bell, Pamela ...... ............... 1 43 Bell, Rondo .........., 87,115 Bell, Rosalyn ...... ......... 1 30, 139 Belle, Loretta ....... .,1........... 1 15 Belton, Francine ...... .1......... 1 43 Belton, Juanita Beene, James .... ....,... 4 9,143 Beene, Robert ...,,... ....... 6 0, 92 Bennett, Gilbert ...... , ...,... 144 Bennett, Pamela 92 Bennett, Shelia ..... ..... 9 2 Benton, George ..... ...,.... 1 30 Berkley, Ronnie Berkman, Terri ..... ..,..... 1 15 Bernal, Rudy Bernal, Ruperto Berry, Ernest ...... Bethany, Dan ,... Bethany, Don .,....... Bethany, Robert Bettencourt, Anne ..,. ..1...,.48, 1 130 130 144 . ..1....,......,..,....,.... 115 Ashford, Johnnie ....... .-.---. 8 6 Austin, Charles ...... ....... 1 15 Austin, Glen ....,,.... ....... 1 43 Austin, Joseph ........... ....... 1 15 Austin, Willie Mae ,..... ,..... . 115 Autry, Claude ........ .......... 1 30 Autry, Faye ....., ....... ,,.... 1 4 3 Autry, James ,... ....,.... 7 B, 92 Autry, Lynn ...... ...,...,.. 9 2 Autry, Natalie Autry, Peggy .... .....,..,.... 1 43 Avery, Roscoe ..... ..,.... 2 5, 115 Baginskl, Michael ......,. .....,.........,.... 9 2 Bailey, David ........ ........,.......... 7 B, 107' Bailey, Ronald ....,, ....,,... 3 3, 43, 66, 115 Bailey, Theresa ........,..,.................,. .143 Baker, Alfred ......,.,,.... 50, 51, B2, 115 Baker, Cynthia ....................... 80,143 Boker, John ......... ...... , ......... 1 43 Ballard, Celeste 30 Ballard, Ozie Mae ..,.. ,.., . ..130 Banks, Earl ............ ...-,.- 1 15 Banks, Lorillio ..... Banks, Michael 30 Bankston, David ,.,.. ............,... 6 6, 82, 115 Bankston, Errol .... Bankston, Flora ..... Bonkston, Peaches ...... Barber, Dorothy ...80, 142, 143, 155 ...... ,...... .......,... 1 4 3 15 Barbour, Erick ...A.. ...,... 5 4, 130 Barham, Gregory ....c.............-- 130 Barnes, Bruce .............,.,,,....,........... 48, 143 Barnes, Douglas ......... 54, B6, 92, 97 Barnes, Gerald .............. 42, 71, 82, B6, 92 Barnes, Mary ...... ....,............ .130 Barnes, Sammie Barnett, Linda , ...... Barnett, Patricia ...... Barnett. Russell ..... Barney, Judith 92 30 . ..,............. 130 .........42, s5, 92 43 sick, Muduiyn ....,......... 23, 25, za, ao, 31, 76, 83, 92 Bick, Richard .... .. . ........ ...74, 144 Bick, Robert ...... ........... 1 30 Billigas, Anita ..... ........ 1 44 Bishop, Charles ..... ........ 1 30 Bitten, Sandra ....... .,...... 1 44 Black, Breda Black, Loraine ....... ..,..... 1 30 Block, Thomas .......,.. ,..... . .144 Blackshear, Brenda ..... ..... 9 2 Blackshear, Nathaniel Blackwell, James .,....... ,..-----A------ 1 44 Blanchard, Charles .,.... ..1...,. 5 B, 144 Blaylock, George .... -------- 2 5,115 Bobo, Charles Baba, James ......... ........ 1 15 Boba, William .....,.. .,.....- 1 15 Bohannon, Garland ..... ......., 1 44 Bolden, Denise ........ ......,. 1 44 Bolden, George ..... -------- 1 30 Bolfa, Garold . ..... ..144 Bolfa, Tom Boling, Bobby ....... ..... 9 3 Bonhart, Marsha ...... ....-- - .130 Boone, Calvin Boone, Glen .. ,--.----- 144 Boose, Janice ...,..... ......., 1 44 Booth, David .,,.,,.,,.., ..,.......,................ 1 30 Bounds, Alphonso .,.,.,........,................... 144 Bowen, Toni ..,....,........ 26, 28, 30, 31, 76, 114, 115, 123 Bowie, Patricia . ......,.,.-.A-----4.4.---s- 93 Boyd, Carolyn ...... ....... .....,....,...... 9 3 Beyd, Daryl ,,,.... ....................,,.,s.. 1 44 Boyd, Leslie ..... ,...... 5 4, 58, 59, 130 Boyd, Pamela ..............,......... 130 Boyd, Vivian ......... ......., B 0, 144 Bracken, Anthony Bracken, Craig ...., ........ 5 4,130 Brackett, Martha .... ,.,..,.. 3 3,115 Braclcett, Roberta Bradford, Duane ..... ......... 1 15 Bradford, Linda ....,...... .......,. 1 15 aradfofa, Mildred ...... ..,-..------ 1 44 Bradford, Thomas .... ........ 7 7, 130 Bragg, Louella .,.. ...Y ,.... 1 4 4 Bragg, Shelia Bragg, Vonnette ...,. .....---. 1 15 Brake, Robert .....,... .....- 9 3 Brancheau, Donald .... ...... 9 3 Brandon, Diana ..... ,... A .,r. 1 44 Brandon, Larry .... ......,.. 1 15 Brandon, Michael ..,... Braswell, Donald 30 Bray, Maryellen Brickman, Barbara ,......... .,.........,.. . 115 Bridge, Kathleen ...,,.......,,......,....,,.,, 34, 93 Briggs, Gwendolyn ........ 22, 76, 85, 93, 96 Britter, Jackie ,.,.,,,, ,,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, I 44 Britton, Dionne ....., ....... 1 30 Britton, Dwight ...,.. ....... 1 30 Brock, Bonita Brock, Frank ...... ....,........... 1 15 Brock, John .......... Brodie, Michael ..., Bronkowski, Louis ...... Brooks, Donald ,..... Brooks, Marilyn Brown, Alfred ..,.. Brown, Angela Brown, Belinda Brown, Bessie ..... Brown, Calvin ..... Brown, Deborah ...... Brown, Dennis Brown, Elaine .,.... Brown, Francine ...,.... Brown, Gwendolyn ,.., Brown, Helen ...... , ..,. Brown, Harris Brown, Kitty Brown, Larry B. .... . Brown, Larshall ......, Brown, Michael .,.. Brown, Patricia ....... Brown, Robert ..,, Brown, Sara ........ Browning, James Brownl ee, Jerome Bryant, Dwight .,...,. Bryant, Bryson, Henry .,.... Larry Buchanan, John Buck, Burnpu Bumpu Burns, William .,.. fm s, Eugene ..... s, Jimmie .,... Shirley Burroughs, Van ..,.. Burt, Stondford .,..... Burt, Victor ...... Burton, Boyd ....... Burton, Isabella ........ Burton, Mack ............... . Busbey lBey,l Brenda Busbey lBey,l Michael Busbey lBeY,l Winston .... Bush, Pamela .............. .... Butts, .........70, 144 ........,....130 55 ......130 ..,....l44 ......130 93 19 ................144 ...,.,.,5s, 78, 93 A ........ 77, 144 44 44 44 30 30 .........74, 144 ............. 144 .........34, 115 1 5 , ..... 144 93 ......116 44 44 44 44 ........19, 93 .....,...116 ......144 16 ......144 ......144 1 5 130 Gregory ..,,.,.,,, ....... .................... 1 1 6 Butts, Lawrence ..,............... 34, 48, 66, 130 Butts, Theresa ..22, 26, 30, 31, 32, 76, 93 gym, can ,,,,,,,.,...........,.,..,.,,................. 130 Byrd, Joyce ...,.. ...... 1 30 Byrd, Ronald .... .,.... 1 30 -C.. Cain, Allen Cain, Letha ............,..................,,..... 87, 116 Calhoun, Carolyn .........,....,.....,............. 93 Calhoun, Edith ..., 18, 27, 76, 84,115,116 Calloway, Deborah ......................,... 81, 130 Campbell, Gwendolyn ..,..,......,.,..,........ 144 Ccimpbell, Leon .,......,... 19, 42, 44, 47, 67, 82, 93, 95 Campbell, Patricia ..,........................,.... 130 Campbell, Robert ....., ...................1.. 1 16 campbeii, Ronald ..... .....,... 3 2, as, 116 Campbell, William ....... ..........,........ 1 44 Cannon, Ethel . .........., ......... 3 2, 116 Conty, Carlton ....., .,..-.......--...-- 1 44 Cargile, Stephanie .,.,... Carnes, Deborah ..... Carnes, Victoria ..,. Carpenter, Anna ,... Carpenter, Willie ..,,. ......19, B1 , 130 1 6 ,......144 ,......144 16 Carr, Larry Carrington, Mitchell Carroll, Dwight Carroll, Dwight .,.... .......... 1 30 Carroll, Jahn ...,,..........................,..,. 77, 93 Carter, Arvee ................................., 44,116 Carter, Deborah ...... 21, 23, 33, 76, 85, 93 Carter, Dionne ....................,................. 144 Carter, Donna .... ...... 1 9, 77, 144 Carter, Earnest .,.,.. ................ 9 4 Carter, Lee Carter, Lester ..... -.----- 1 30 Carter, Rosie .,..... , ...... 130 Carter, Shlrley . .,.,. ....... 1 44 Carter, Terry .....,. ....... 1 44 Carter, Wayne ..,. Carter, William Carter, Willie Cartlidge, Betty Case, Nancy ........., Cason, Wilbert .....,...,. Castellanos, Thomas Costner, Richard Castro, Caroline .....,. .......144 93 94 .. ..... 49, 55, 144 44 16 Cathcart, Donnie ....,..,..... .............. 1 44 Cavanough, Deborah Cavet, Marilyn ., .... Chandler, Joan Chapman, Walter ..1,. Chatman, Artis Chatman, Chorlena Cheatham, Celeste ..... Cheatham, Lynda .,... Cheatham, Vanessa ...... ni, Rita .... Clark, Barbara ...... Clark, Dennis .... Clark, Thomas ......,. Clarke, Lawrence ...,. Clarke, Wayne ..... Clay, Debra ............. Clayborne, Thomas Clemons, Fatino Clifton, Phyllis ...... Clinton, David ...... Cochran, Michael ..... Cohen, Charlene ..,... Cohen, Charles , ..., . Colbert, Patricia Cole, Cole, Carole .... . Dennis Cole, Denise ..,.... Cole, Pamela ......,... Coleman, Charles ..... Coleman, Danny ...... Coleman, Joseph Colley, Billlo ...1..,. Collier, Connie Collier, Curtis ..... Collier, Ida ..... Coilier, Jerry ....... Collins, Barbara .... Collins, lro Collins, Jean . ,,,,., Collins, Lawrence Collins, Melvon .... Collins, Robert ...,. Collins, Terry Condor, Lana ....... Conley, Betty ..,....... Conley, Catherine ..... Conley, Kenneth .,,, Connor, Lana Conry, Sharon ...... Cook, Celestina Cao lc, Dona ld .,.... , Cook, Gwen Cook, Hayes Cook, Howard ..... Cook, Linda ,. ....... . Cook, Mariorie ....., Cook, Mary .,.......... Cooke, Stratman .... . Cooper, Bernice .... Cooper, Veeda ....... Corbitt, Regina ...... Cork, Willie .,........ Cornelius, Esther ,... .........85, 94 144 44 30 30 30 44 44 so 24, 70 74 , ,115 44 ........5o, 61, 94 .. .....,....,............... 144 zo, 22, as, 87, 94 ., ........................ 1 16 ....................144 ......19, a4, 116 ...,....,.......144 .,.,,........1ao .......144 .......144 ..........1:1o .......a7, 115 94 .......48, 130 . ........ 25, 94 56 1 6 1 6 44 16 44 30 44 16 44 31 . ...,.. 1 31 , .... H145 30 94 45 45 45 ao .......19, 131 45 85, 94 1 5 . .......,........... 19, 85, 94 Cornett, Aquonetta . ...... . ..,... 33, 77, 85, 94 Cornett, Cassandra Cortez, Irene ........ Cortland, Marlin .... Cortland, Morreece Cosper, James ....,.. ,, Cosper, Jeanne ...... Casper, Juanita ....,. Costil la, Cottrel l, Louis Covington, Denise .... Cox, George .,...,... Cox, Judy .......... Cox, Sandra Cozad, James .... Craig, Anna Craig, Earl Craig, Faytha .... Craig, Ronald Crannon, Joyce ..,.. 94 ,......4B, 55, 131 ......,4:1, 67, 115 ..........49, 145 .........a5, 94 ,,..,.,a7, 116 ..........a1, 131 .,.....19, s4, 116 1 5 ........145 94 45 . ..,.... 116 . .,..... 116 Crawford, Lawrence ...... ........ 1 31 Crawford, Willie ......... Crawford, Yvonne Crawley, Cynthia ...... ....... 1 9, 22, 84, 116 Crayon, Louise , .... Creighton, James Crenshaw, William .......145 Creps, Roger ....,.,.......,.. ....... 9 4 Crite, Johnnie Crittenden, Christopher .,.,... 116 Crittinglon, Wilson . ....... .. Crockett, Charles ..,. Crockett, Diana ,.... Crosby, Geraldine ..... .... .146 Crowell, Julia ..... ,.,......,... Crowell, Lawrence ...... 42 .......145 . .,.,...A,... 116 ........78, 94 145 IffIfQIIQQIIQQffffQf1 31 82 , 56, 57, 67, 87, 94, 127 145 Dunning, Juliette ..... ....... 3 3, 81,131 Duncan, Margo ....,.,...... ......, 2 2, 81,131 Dymarkowski, Patricia ......,.,....... 146 -5.- Edwards, Rosie .............. ...........,...... 1 46 Earl, Beverly ..... ....., ....... 3 4 , 80, 146 Eason, Willie .....,. ..,. ...,...,.. 1 1 7 Eaton, Deloras ..... ....,... 3 4 Eaton, Donald ,..,,., ........ 1 46 Eaton, Sarah ..... .,.,.... 9 5 Easley, Nilila .........,.,..,., .146 Echols, Barbara Edwards, Larry ...,,. ......... 4 9, 146, 192 Edwards, Pearl Egner, Sondra ....... ......,. 1 33 Ehman, Richard ..... ,.... 7 4 Eidsan, Kathleen ...... .,...,... 1 17 Eiland, Margaret .... ..-.-.--- 1 17 Elder, Gerald Ellis, Elaine, ..,.... Ellis, Mary ......... Ellis, Patricia ....., Elrod, Michael ...., Embery, Marcia . Enoch, Aaron ..... Ensley, Gwen ..,.. Erhardt, David .,... Erhordt, Julia .... Ervin, David ........ Ervin, Delbrah .... Ervin, Robert Erving, Beatrice ..,.. Erving, Herman .... Erving, Patricia ..,. Escobeda, Jesse .... Esmond, Bernard Esmond, Robert Essing, Jacqueline ..,.. Essing, Orin ....,... Estelle, Elaine ......,. Estelle, Michael ..... Evans, Derek ......., Evans, Gregory Evans, Stephen Everage, Bobby . ..... . Everett, Allen ...... Ewing, ..p- Fadell, John Fair, Bruce Fair, Patrick Fann, Darlene ...... Fann, Frankie ,.... . Farley, Thomas Farris, Marian ....,, Fayne, Beverly ...... Fayne, Joanne ,.,... Fayne, William ....... Feemster, Barbara ..., Feemster, William .... Fell, Bill Fenton, George ....... Linda ........,.....Y. A..A-.- ..-..... Crowell, Willa .,.,,. .........,.....,.,,....... Culver, Jeffery .,.... ....... 7 4,145 Curry, Carol ...,...,. ...,.,.... 1 45 Curry, David ..., ,.,,... 1 45 Curry, Nathan ..... ....... 1 45 Curry, Richard ...... '-f--- - 116 Cutlip, Beverly ....., ....... 1 45 Cutlip, Dale ,.... .... . ...... 1 16 Cutlip, Dana ....... --,---- 1 16 Czerniak, Sylvia . 94 -D.. Dabney, Thomas . ...... .....,. 5 5,145 Dailey, Anno . ..... .-s-.----AA 1 31 Daniel, Arthur .,..... ....... 1 45 Daniels, Beverly ........,. ....... 1 16 Daniels, Frederick ....,. ...,... 1 16 Daniels, James . .......... ..,..,. 1 45 Daniels, Penny ..,,... ........... 1 45 Daniels, Portia ,..... ....... 2 3, 116 Daniels, Robert ..... .,............ 1 31 Daniels, Willie ..... ............,.... 1 31 Darden, Deborah ....., .....Y- 1 9, 50, 145 Dorrington, Myra ....,.. . ..........,.,... 145 Daugherty, Rhonda ....,. . ...... 33, 107 Dougherty, Robert ...... ................. 1 31 Daugherty, Stanley ..... ..,,... 4 9, 56, 145 Davenport, Diane .... ...,............. 1 31 David, Herman Davies, Bonnie ....... ......,. 1 45 Davis, Bennie Davis, Calvin .... ........ 9 4 Davis, Cheryl ...... ......., 1 31 Davis, Christine .....,. .145 Davis, David ....,. ........ 1 16 Davis, Eugene ....... ........ 1 16 Davis, Geraldine ..., ........ 1 31 Davis, Glenn ......... , ............. 131 Davis, Herman ...... ....... 5 0,117 Davis, Jacquelyn ...... ........... 1 31 Davis, Jeff .............. .,..... 2 3, 145 Davis, Jo Ann .... ..,.,....., 1 31 Davis, John ........ ...... ,... .... 1 3 1 Davis, Lavonne ...... ....... 9 0,145 Davis, Lawrence ...,... ..,... 7 0, 95 Davis, Leslie .,....... ........ 1 45 Davis, Lindo ....,. ........... 1 45 Davis, Linda ....... 19,145 Davis, Lyndell .... ......... ..... 1 4 5 Davis, Martin .,.. ........,........ 1 46 Davis, Ronald ..... ......,....,..,......... 1 17, 127 Davis, Roy ....... .......,..,..............,.,,.,...,. 9 5 Davis, Scottie ,,.,...... 42, 67, 82, 86, 92, 95 Davis, Sharon .,.,..,.....,...,................. 80, 146 Davis, Susan ...... ..,,......,,...,..............,.. 1 31 Davis, Winfred .... ....... 3 3, 43, 117 Davison, Davis . Day, Daniel ..... 46 .. ..... .116 Deboe, Delia ...... .......,... 1 46 DeBae, Donald ..,.,. ....,... 5 0, 117 DeBae, Karen DeBae, Margaret .Y.. ..,.............. 1 31 DeBae, Pere .......... ....... 5 2, 86, 107 Decluette, Joseph Decluette, Mary Deeb, 31 Ray .........Y.... ....... 2 4, 1 46 Dent, Melvin Derring, Joyce .. Dew berry, Vertie DeWood, Karen Dixon, Harold .... Dodd, Jerome ..,.... Dodds, Claudia ..... Dodds, Marsha ..... Datson, Brian ....,.. Douglas, Regina Douglas, Vicki ....... 95 .,.... .23, 81,131 ............78, 95 17 95 17 31 46 . ,.... .... ..,,,.........,.... 1 4 6 ........84, 116, 117 Drone, Albert ..., .................... 1 17 Drane, Arthur .,., ..1............,. 1 31 Draper, Anthony ....... .,,.,.. 4 8, 131 Draper, Margaret ..... ,......,. 3 2, 95 Draper, Ronnie ...... .,..,,, 4 3,131 DuBois, Donna ..... .......,.. 1 17 Duff, Alan ........... .-.--.. 1 46 Duhart, Dennis Duhart, Harlene .... ..,........,. 9 5 Duhart, Ladonna .... ......,.....,....... 1 46 Duhart, Michael ..... ........ 6 O, 62, 95 Dukelt, David ........ .,...........,., 1 46 Dunbar, Deborah ...... .,..... 2 2,146 Dunkley, Sandra .... ....... 9 5 Dunklin, Ronnie .... ....... 1 17 Ferguson, Beverly . ..... Fietz, Patricia .......... Filipevich, John Finn, Dorothy ..,... Fiser, Robert .....,..,.. Fisher, Clarence ..... Fisher, Cleaphas ,.... . Fisk, Linda .....,.... Fitch, Patricia ,........ Fitzpatrick, Joyce Fitzpatrick, Joyce Fizer, Gregory .... Fizer, Leslie ............. Gerald Fletcher, Fletcher, James ..., Fletcher, Friday ..... 17 17 . ..,.. .. .,..... 133 ........48, 133 33 ..146 33 -----33, a2,a4, 146 117 ..... . ........ 133 95 ......1.,146 33 .........146 46 ....f.f.'1i2f .QQQ'.',fQ13'f 56, 60, 82, 87, 117 . 86 .133 .133 107 117 .95 .117 .117 .133 .117 .133 .146 .133 .146 146 .133 .117 ........77, 95 ......l33 95 33 .. ....... 54, 133 95 . ..... 146 95 .........32, 133 17 46 ......117 33 Fletcher, Fannie ......,.. ........ 7 6, 95 Fletcher, Reginald ...... ...................... 1 17 Fletcher, Wanda .... .................. 8 1, 133 Florence, Randy ................ 22, 70, 87, 133 Florence, Richard ...... ....... Fl awers, Cathy ....... Do rryl Flowers, Flowers, Gary . ...... .. Flowers, Gregory ..... Floyd, Alfredo ....... Floyd, Freddie Joe Floyd, Helen ............ Fluellen, Johnnie .... Foldren, Elaine .... Fong, Terry ....... Foroker, Edith ....... Ford, Barbara Fordham, Dorothea Fordham, Sharon ...... Forney, Elaine Forrest, Dale ..... Forrest, Inez ...... Forrest, Victoria ...... Forrester, Betty 22,24,26,95 .HHNHUUUUUH146 . ........ 146 .........117 . ..... 96 --c--aa,9e nnna71,117 33 96 . ....... 19, 133 46 133 133 33 mcmam 146 Foster, Nerita ...... Foster, Olivia ...... Foster, Phyllis ..... Foster, Steven ....., Foster, Steven ...... Fountain, Dennis Fournier, Albert Fowler, Gloria Fowler, Kenneth ..... Fowler, Willie Frois, Hilliery .... . Frois, Saviano . .32, 77, 96 46 96 -cc-27,9s c0n14s 43,115,117 Franklin, Lillian . .... ........................ 3 2, 96 Franklin, McArthur ........ 42 56, 67, 86, 96 Franklin, Marilyn .... ..................... 3 3, 96 Franklin, Tolmon .... ........ 6 0, 78, 96 Frazier, Gladys ...... ................ 1 33 Freelove, Charles ...... ..........,.. 1 46 Freelove, Mary ...... ................ 1 33 Freeman, Alvin .......... Freeman, Deborah .... Freeman, Delores ...... Freeman, Rosalind .... Frosch, Albert ........ Frosch, Fred Frye, Joseph ........., Fulkersan, Cora ,... Fuller, Kathy . .... .. Fuller, Stephen ...... Furr, Sylvia ...... -G- Gabel, Randall ........ . Gage, Rosella Gaiter, Ronald ........... Gallagher, Patricia ...... Galloway, Carlos ....... Gamble, Ronald ..... Gambrell, Cynthia Gamby, Theresa ..... Gamiel , Jane ..... un142,146 ......B7, 117 ..........117 96 .......146 17 17 33 17 33 .......133 .......146 ..........133 . ...... 19, 133 96 .........32, 96 96 Garcia, Paul Garcia, Roy ....... ....... 1 46 Garcia, William Gardner, Claudette ...... .. ..... 107 Gardner, Linda ......... ...........,........... 1 33 Gardner, Paulette .... ......... ............... 3 2 , 119 Garner, Gerald ...... ...,..... 4 3, 82, 86, 119 Garret, Cynthia ..,. .......................... 9 6 Garret, Dennis ,... . ....................... 34 Garett, Charlene Garrett, Charles ..,. ....... 1 33 Garrison, Valerie ....... ...... . 133 Gaston, Celestine ..... ............. 3 3 Gentry, Gregory .... ......... 4 2, 96 Goebel, Mark ..... . ...... .....133 Gerald, Judith . .,.... ...... 1 9, BO, 146 Gibson, Elizabeth ....... 19,119 Gibson, Etta .......... ...,......... 1 33 Gibson, leray ..... ....... 3 4, 119 Gibson, Marilyn ..., .......... 1 46 Gibson, Marvin ,..... ........ ...1. 1 4 6 Gibson, Robert ...... ....... 7 0, 119 Gibson, Sharon ...... ..t.... 8 0, 146 Gibson, Willie ...... Gill, Joanne Gillard, Lawrence ..... Gillard, Lucille ......... Gillesp ie, Leona rd ....... Gillingham, Bobbie .... Gilling I-iam, Cyrus .... Gilmer, Phyllis ...... Gilmer, Vonecell Gilmore, Julius ...... . ....... ..119 .......146 ..........146 .......34, 133 .......34, 146 . ...... 33,a4,1aa .NNun32,96 .HNHUHI46 .uUn23,119 .,.,,....B2, 96 , 19, 24, 27, 42, 1 B 2,9a,1eo Ginn, Ed1th .....,...... Gleason, Virginia ..... Glenn, Carl Glenn, Gary ............................. Glover, Donald ............ 18 45, 46, 60, 6 , Goebel, Tom .................... Goff, Steve ......... .....,............ Goins, Gary ............ Golladay, Alfred ...,.. Golliday, Altice ...... Gollodoy, James ....... Goodnight, Spencer ,... .UHHHRUI17 0-nnn117 .unn49,146 UDUNHI33 .HNHI33 .------14e .cNNnun146 84,87,1l7 .uuunun119 .NUWUHU119 .HUHHUUII9 58. 82, 119 . ....... . .... 107 Goosby, Fleurette ..... ...... Goosby, Yvette ..... ...... Gordon, Charlie .... Gordon, Doris ..... Gordon, Mattie ...... ...... Gordon, Robert ...... .....,.. Gordon, Sallie .... .,....... Gordon, Theron ,... ...... Gordon, Valerie .... Gore, Charlie .,... 33 19 .. .............. 119 uNnu19,87,96 Goree, Ruth ,..... Grace, Alberta ........ Graham, Judith ....... Graham, Tommie ,..... Grant, Marvin ............................ Graves, Marlene Gray, Carnell .,,. 1 9, 42, 60, 46 .. .... 33, 1 19 ......55, 146 67, 82, 86, 97 Gray, Roberta ..... Gray, Randolf ..... Green, Brenda ..... Green, Cecil Green, Joseph Green, Michael ....,.,.... Green, Milburn Green, Sharon ...... Green, Virginia , ,... . Greenlee, Carol Greenlee, Elaine Greenlee, Patricia Greenly, Faye ..,.... Greer, Wilma ...... Gregory, Juan .... Gregory, Michael Gregory, Shelia 22 33 13 .43, 62, 82, 86,119 ,.......81, 133 46 46 ......,,.32, 77, 97 .....,86, 97 Grier, Jeannette ...... ....................... 1 33 Grier, Harriet .... .... . ...76, 85, 87, 97 Grier, Sharon .... ...................-..- 1 46 Griffin, Garry .... ..........,......... 1 33 Griffin, Jerry W Griffin, Larry Griftin, Linda ..,. ...........,..... 1 46 Grimes, Freddie .... ......... 1 28,133 Gross, Jack Gross, Linda .,.... ................................, 1 46 Gross, Mervin ..............., 42, 47, 82, 86, 97 Gross, Wilma .................................... 33, 97 Grossman, Douglas .... 19, 32, 49, 146,151 Gust, Nina .... ,...................,........ ........... 1 4 6 Guynes, DeWayne Guytan, Earskin Habersham, Lena Hacker, Ronald Hague, Christy . ...... Hague, Vernon ..... ........19, 133 -H ........146 . ..... ..133 ........119 Hahn, Barbara ...,...... ....,.., 1 33 Haithcock, Irene ...... ........ 1 46 Hale, Deborah ..... ........... 9 7 Hale, lvy ............ .. ...... 81, 133 Hale, Melva ........... ......,. 1 46 Hall, Mary Lau ..... Hallem, Estelle Halsey, Cassie Halsey, James .. .... . Halsey, Vivian ,... Ham, James ...... Hom, Marion .. .... Hamilton, Frank Hampton, James Hands, Ronnie ........ . ........146 ........146 32 ........133 ........146 19 . ....... 513, 146 33 Hanes, Billy ...........,............,................. 56 Hanes, Deborah .... 18, 26, 29, 30, 97, 103 Hanes, Kenneth ............,..... ,................... 1 19 Honkin, Nettie ..... . .........,......... 133 Hankins, Eddie Hansen, Jael ....... Hariman, Mory . ..... . .......... .133 . ..... 27,B2,97 Harkins, Charles ...... .................. 1 33 Harkins, James ..... ....,........,...... . 133 Harper, Barbara ....... ........ 1 9, 23, 119 Harper, Henry .......... .................. 1 47 Harper, Jacqueline Harper, Willie ........ ........ 5 2, 133 Harrington, Chere .... ........... 3 4 Harrington, Tonya ...... ........ 3 4,119 Harris, Cheryl ...... . ,,...............,,. 133 Harris, Daniel ...... . ....... 34, 74, 119 Harris, Dorothy .... ........,......... 1 19 Harris, Elizabeth ...... ............... 9 7 Harris, Ernest .......... ............,.. 1 33 Harris, Gwendolyn . .... ........ 8 0,147 Harris, Jerry ............ ............ 1 47 Harris, Joann ..... ............... 9 7 Harris, Leslie .... ........ 8 1,133 Harris, Perry ..... ............ 1 47 Harris, Robert ..... ........ 4 8,133 Harris, Shelia ....... ........ 8 1, 133 Harris, Shirley .......... ............ 1 19 Harris, Wilhelmino ..... ........ 1 33 Harris, William . ..... ........ 1 47 Harris, Yvonne ..... .. . ....,,..., 133 Harrison, Brenda ...... ............... 1 33 Harrison, Ronald .... Hart, Caroline ..... . Harthorne, Alan . ........ ......,....... 1 33 Harthorne, Charlotte 119 Harthorne, Howard . Hasselt, Hasselt, Haulsey, Hawkins, Hawkins, Hawkins, Hawkins, Hayes, Hayes, Hayes, Hayes, Haynes, Haynes, Gary ........ Harold ...... Robert ..... Ca rol Laura ...... Paula ..... Kathleen Marcella ..... Michael ..... Ronald ..... Alvin ....,. Billy ....... ........87, 133 1 9 ........24, 19 ..,. 48, 133 ....,..48, 133 . ..... ..... 5 6 .......B7, 119 47 Sharon ....... ....,... 1 33 .UHNI47 nNna119 .uuunnl47 . ........ 86,97 unuunu,133 .,un33,119 185 Haynes, Deborah Haynes, Deloris ..... Haynes, Donnie ...... Haynes, Janet ......... Haynes, Nicholas Hays, Curtis ....,....,. Hayworth, Patricia Head, Carlwell ..., Heffner, James .... Helton, Barbara Helton, Shirley .... Helwig, Ray ....... Hemphill, Larry .... Lampki cuU,19,49,147 , ...,.......... 133 ......147 ......133 ..J......147 34 . .... ,.,.134 19 Hemphill, Nedra ,.... ........ 1 9, 81,134 Henderson, David .........,.........,..,.,......... 147 Henderson, Salena ..,........,........ ....,.,,..., 1 47 Henry, Brenda ..,...., 26, 28, 30, 31, 76, 85, 90, 97 Henry, Freddie ......... ......... 9 7 Henry, Frederick ..... ........,..,........,....,. 1 47 Henry, Joyce ........ ..,......,......,.....,.,..,... 1 47 Henry, Lawrence ......,... 19, 27, 43, 45, 46, 119, 124 Henry, Leonard .... ........................... 1 34 Henry, Patricia .... ......... 1 19 Henry, Rachel ......,......,.,..........,...,...,..,.. 147 Henry, Robert Henry, Shirley ..28, 30, 31 32, 76, 90, 97 Herbert, Chrlstene . .,..,...... . Herbert, Jerome ...... Herbert, Lee Herbert, Thomas ....., Hersh, David .........,. Hewes, Katherine .... Hickman, Bernis ,.... . Hicks, Aquila Hicks, Corine ..,.. Hicks, Larry .... Hicks, Mary ........ Hicks, Ramona .....,. Hightower, Ora Hill, Beverly ...... Hill, Fermae .,.,.. Hill, Glandoy .... Hill, Minnie .... Hill, Vickie .... Hills, Julie ,.., Hilou, Allen ......... Hinton, Marvin ,.... Hippel, Stephen ,..... Hitt, Ronald Hitt, Xeatha Hoak, Rose ,....... Hodge, Yvonne .... Hodges, Brenda ..,...,.. Hodges, Lawrence ...... Hodges, Linda ,.,,.... . Hodges, Ola ........ Hodges, William .... Hoffman, Delores Hoffman, John .......... Hogan, Jacqueline ...., Hague, Jonne ..,......... Hogue, Ronnie ...,.... Holcomb, Emanuel ..,., Holley, Aaron .,........ ........147 97 78 .,.......119 34 UNHUHUI34 .n-unNN,119 unHu33,119 nNnnnu147 unuHn33,97 Nnnn32,l19 ,nW,ss119 suu,54,1a4 , ..,....... 147 UMUUI47 UUNHII9 .nnsuiar .ucUn134 .MUHH134 n,shs0,147 Vnna34,147 .HHUNUBH119 Hnnnnnnu78,97 NnHu34,49,147 nussa4,9s,119 ,sensuous 97 nnUu49,147 UHUH134 .su 98 98 34 47 47 Hollimon, Carolyn ........... .... . ,... 1 34 Hollinger, Sondra .......,..... Hollingsworth, Antoinette 147 ...,..,33, 98 Hollingsworth, Charles , ...,., . 47 Hollingsworth, John , ,,.,,,,, ,.,,, , ,,,147 Hollis, Linda ...,........... Holloway, Vernon Hallowell, Ronald .....,. Jennings, Mary ....., Kirk, Holly, Aaron ........... Holman, Gail ...... Holman, Robert .... Holmes, Inez ..... .........147 34 55 .........134 , .... .... 1 19 ,,....,..147 Holmes, Joan ........ ......... 1 49 Holmes, Thomas ,.,.. , .,... 66 Holton, Randal ....,. .,.... . .. 98 Hood, Frances ....., ......,,, 1 I9 Hood, Grinnell .... .,....... 1 34 Hooker, Darlene Hooks, Mary ...,.... ,,,,,,,,. 'I 19 Horton, Eileen ...... ,.,,,, 9 8 Horton, Vandella ...... ,,.,... . ,119 Hoskins, Boyd .,,.,....... ...,,,,.,.,. 1 49 House, Johnie Bee ..., . .............. 98 Howell, Alfred ........ ............ 3 4,149 Howell, Doreen ........ .............., 8 1, 134 Howell, Inez ...,.................... 22, 32, 85, 98 Howell, Mary Anne ..........,. 23, 26, 76, 83, 85, 98 Howell, Sharon Hubbard, Shirley ..... ,.... ,.., 1 3 4 Hudson, ldette ..., ......,..... 1 19 Hudson, Leon .,,.,,,,., M ,,,,,, 73, 98 Hudsoeth, Danny ....., ............ 1 19 Hudspeth, Larry ........ ..,.,,... 8 6, 119 Hues, Bessie Huff, Andre Huff, Rosaline .... Hugheg Betty ........ Hughes, Jonathan .,.. ,. ,, ..,.....,..,.,... 149 .......19, 87, 98 . .............. 134 Hughes, Margie Hughes, Phillip Hughley, Duane Hun-iprey, Jackie . ....., .. HuinphrBY. Helen ,, .,.. .. Humphrey, Versernia Hunt, Gregory , ,,,,,,,,,, Hunt, Gwendolyn 1 9 34 98 ., ...,... 149 19 .,..,.,149 19 Hunt, Irma .,..........., ......... . 134 Hunt, Linda ,........ . ...... 80, 149 Hunter, Barbara .,.. .......... 1 19 Hunter, Ira Hunter, Olivia Hunter, Shirley Hunter, Steven .... ....,, 1 9, 119 Huntley. Alvergie ....,... 76, 98 Huntley, Bruce ..,,. ................ 1 34 Huntley, Mary ........... ...... 1 9, 81, 134 Hutcherson, Jerilyn Hutcherson, Marilyn Hutton, Johnny ...... 42, 44, 45, 46, 60, 78, Johnson, Leroy ...... Johnson, Lula ....,.. Johnson, Maxine .... Johnson, Mollie ,..., Johnson, Nancy ..... Johnson, Ronald .,.... Johnson, Stephanie . Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Tommy ....... Johnson, Wanda 82, 98 -1- Ingram, Dorothy ,...,. . .... ....... 9 8 lrons, Linda ......... ...... .134 Irving, Beatrice ..,.., . .........,.. 87 lsaoc, Betty Jean . .,... 80,149 lsoac, Estell .... ,,.....,,, 1 A9 Isaac, Eugene .. ,...... 149 lsaac, Robert .... ....... 1 49 -J- Jackson, Alphonso .,.,,., ....,... 3 3, 98 Jackson, Betty ..,....., .,,.,. 3 2, 119 Jackson, Carlson ..,, ..,....... 1 34 Jackson, Carolyn .... ...........,................. 1 34 Jackson, Charlotte ...................,,.,..,., 85, 9B Jackson, Daniel ..........,. 42, 50, 51, 53, 60, 63, 64, 67, 82, 98 Jackson, Diane ..... .........,.,................ 1 49 Jackson, Doran ......,......................... 56, 119 Jackson, Frances Jackson, Gail .....,.. 28, 30, 31, 84, 98, 123 Jackson, Glenn ...................................... 149 Jackson, Homer .,.,... ...... 8 7, 119 Jackson, Jesse ..... ................ 1 49 Jackson, John Jackson, Judith ...... , ........ 19, 80, 149 Jackson, Laverne .... .....,,..,,.... . 134 Jackson, Roger ..,. ...... 5 8, 134 Jackson, Rose ......, .,....,... 1 19 Jackson, Samuel ................,........ 149 Jackson, Virginia ..,...............,......,.....,.. 98 Jackson, Waxsey ............ 25, 28, 30, 90, 99 Jackson, Willie .,.,.. . ............,,,..,.......... 107 Jackson, Zenola ...... ....,....,............, 1 49 Jacobs, Bruce ,..,. ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, 1 19 Jacobs, lvor ........ ......... 7 4, 77, 134 Jacobs, Jeanette .... .....,............. 1 49 Jacobs, Katie ...,....., . .,....,..... 119 Jacobs, Stanley .....,. ...... 5 6, 149 Jacobs, William .... , ......... 149 Jacoby, Stephen ..... ..,... 2 7, 119 James, David ...... ........ 8 6, 99 James, lrene .,..... ,. ,,,,,,,,,, 149 James, Rudiford ,.... ...... 3 4,134 Jarrett, Dennis ..... .....,. 1 49 Jatty, Ricardo ...., Jefferson, Carrie .... Jefferson, Saundra Jefferson, Willie Jeffries, Dorothy .... Jelks, Donald ....... Jelks, Kenneth ..... Jenkins, Annie .......,.... Jenkins, Challene Jessup, Clifton ..,. Jeung, Kam ......... 53 ., ..... 99 .HNU149 .Munras .c,,,Ms,,,1a5 . .............,,... 90,149 su,,a4,a5,a7,99 .MHNHUUHHUUU149 uNN43,82,119 .uMn19,149 Jimenez, Mercedez ...... .......... 9 9 Jiskro, Edward ...,....... Johns, Marty . ........ . ....,..149 ..........119 Johnson, Alpha Johnson, Andrew ...... .....,. 7 6,119 Johnson, Anita ,..... .....,.... 1 49 Johnson, Earl .... ., ..,. ....... 1 49 Johnson, Ernest Johnson, Glory ...,.. ..,,... 1 49 Johnson, Hattie Johnson, Herman ...... , ...... 55,135 Johnson, Hugo ...... ......,... 1 35 Johnson, James ....., ....... 1 49 Johnson, James ..,.. ....... 1 35 Johnson, Janet ........ ....... 1 49 Johnson, Jeanette ...........................,...... 149 Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Jesse ........ 42, 44, 56, 57, 60, 82, B6, 99 Johnson, Joan ................,...............,..,.... 149 Johnson, Joann ,..... ....... 1 35 Johnson, Joe Johnson, Larry ..... ....... 1 35 . ..,.... 54, 149 99 ...,....149 ...,..,.135 ..... 135 19 ,....,32, 99 ..,.....149 .,.,.......120 nnunse, 135 . .......... 149 Jones, Andrew .,..... ....,... 9 9 Jones, Betty ,,..... . ........... 149 Jones, Carlena ,,,,,,, 84,119 Janes, Carolyn .... ...........,.. 1 19 Jones, Charles .......... 33,119 Jones, Charlotte .. ......,.. 85, B7, 99 Jones, Cheryl ....... .............. 1 49 Jones, Cherylin ...... .,..... B 1, 135 Jones, Colin ,....,., .....,........ 1 19 Jones, Donny ...... .....,........... I 49 Jones, Deborah .,.,. ,..,.,. 7 4, 80, 149 Jones, Diane ...... ..............,., 1 19 Jones, Dionetta ..... . ,...,........ 119 Jones, Douglas .,...., ......, . 135 Jones, Edward .... ..,,.,., 1 49 Jones, Eli Jones, Ernest ...... , .,.,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , ,149 Jones, Gerald ..., ...,.... 3 3, 34, 56, 99 Jones, George .... .............,..,. ..... 1 3 5 Jones, Gregory Jones, Harold ............... ,...... . 119 Jones, Helen ...... , ..... 5.78, 85, 91, 99 Jones, James Jones, Jerry ..... ,,,,........,..,.... 8 7 Jones, John ..... ...... . .149 Jones, John .,...... ,,,,,, , ,119 Janes, Kathryn .... .,,.,.,.... 1 49 Jones, Linda ..., ....... 8 0,149 Jones, Marilyn .... .........J.......... 9 9 Jones, Marvin ..,.. ...,... 3 2, 71, 119 Jordan, Melvin Jones, Michael .,.,,...,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 43, 119 Jones, Ray ................ 31, 32, 90, 96, 98, 99 Jones, Ronald .........,.....,............,..... 34, 119 Jones, Senara ..,... .,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 2 3, 33, 85, 99 Jones, Steven ...... ........ 3 2, 42, 82, 99 Jones, Wayne Jones, Willie ,.,... ,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 1 20 Jones, Willet ...... ........ 1 20 Jordan, Alvin ..,... ,... .... I 4 9 Jordon, Joyce ,..,.. ,,,,,, , 149 -K.. Kaczynski, Christina ....... .120 Kaczynski, George Kaczynski, Richard Kalill, Michael ..... ,...,,..,.,... 1 49 Kallill, Georgia ,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 3,120 Kallill, Darlene ..... ........... 1 20 Kaminsky, Martin ..,.. ....... 2 4, 135 Karch, Joseph Korolak, Siegmund ..... ........ 1 35 Katz, Robert ........,... Kay, Jacqueline ...., Kay, Roland ....,,.. Kay, Shirley ....,. 20 ........120 , ..... , ....... 99 49 Keller, Kathryn .... .....,. 7 6, 87, 120 Keller, Lindo ..........., ............,....... 1 35 Kelley, Katherine ...... ......,.. 2 2, 77, 84 Kemp, Gwendolyn .... .,..,............ 1 49 Ketchum, Arlene ......... , .....,..,.... 135 Ketterman, Margaret ...... ........ 1 49 Kight, Marie .....,..,...... ........ 1 49 Kight, Sherry Kimbrough, Anthony ....,.. ........ 9 9 Kimbrough, Tommie .,.. ..,,,.,,,, ,.,, 'I 4 9 King, Cedric ............. ....,... 6 6,120 King, Celestine ..... ...... , ....135 King, Howard .... ...... 3 2, 99 King, Mary ,,... .,.... 3 2, 99 King, Ounita ,..... .........., 1 35 King, Paul ..... ........ 6 6,135 King, Richard ,..... ........ 1 9 King, Richard ...... ,,.,.... 1 35 King, Robert ........ ...,.... 1 49 King Ronald .......,. .....,.. 1 49 , Kinghten. Willie Kinnebrew, Danny Dawn ........ . ...... Kirkwood, Linda Kirkwood, Robert ...... Kite, Harold ............,. Klammer, Lawrence , .... Knight, Allaine ,...... Night, Vicki Kniahten, Willie ,..... Knowles, A. V. .... . Knowles, Ethel ......, Knowles, Reed ..... Knowles, Willie ,.... Koester, Deborah ...... Koltz, Mark Konczal, Jennifer .,.... ........34, 135 .....,.....149 20 , ............. 149 , .,............... 120 .,ss77,s1, suucaz, 135 120 49 ssunaz, 120 ..,....,...120 35 ........149 Kozak, Pamela Krafft, Gerald ...... Kratft, Ronald Krieger, Evelyn Kuebler, Bonnie Kuhns, James , ..... .. ......... 34, Kulczyk, Michael .,,.. ........ Kyles, Larry Kynard, Clyde ...., Kynard, Ernest Kynard, Ethel ........ Kynard, Lawrence Kynard, ' Kynard, Nelson ..... Kyno rd Kyna rd Kynard, , Oscar ....... , Richard .... Shelia .. Kyse r, Beverly ..... Kyser, Kyser, Carmen ...... Lillian .... -L- Lobarre, Sharon Lake, James ......... La ke, Wen dy .....,., n, William Landry, Constance Lane, Rebecca ..,... Lanford, Shirley ,. Lang, Patricia Longford, Betty Langston, John .,,,.. Langston, Larry .... LaPIant, Meredith LaFlant, Michalene ucsuss, Lincoln . ..... .... . 19, 20 35 149 .s,s120 59,1io .nnuizo 86,100 86,135 78,100 , ....., 149 87,100 . ...... 149 20 81, 87, 28, Large, James . ..... .. .... Willie Denise Lathon, Betty .... Lathon, Marian .... Larkett, Lasler, 33, Lathon, Sally .....,..... ,. Lawhorn, Christine Lawhorn, Frank .... 76, 33, 87, B0, as as as sa. 87, 87, 135 137 199 1 00 1.49 149 149 55 149 149 122 100 100 137 149 149 137 100 100 137 120 100 120 120 55 149 Lawler, Joann ........ ......,, 2 4, Lawshe, Lynette ,..... Lawson, Wayne ....... ........ 4 8, Layson, Michael ....., ....,....... Leath, Alberta ., .... ......,........,.. Lee, Aaron ..,..,,. ........ 1 9, Lee, Bruce Lee, George ....... 56, Lee, Joe ...,...... ...........,..,........, Lee, Richard ..... .,.........,,,.. Lee, Robert ..,. Lee, Ronald Lee, Steven .... Lee, Willie Leffel, Marcia Legg, Cecelia .... Legg, David .......... Legree, Christine . Legree, Edward Lehman, Linda .,.,.. Leking, Barbara .... Lemera nd, Jon ...... Leonard, Doreen .. Lett, Charles Lever, Celand .,..,. Levey, Catherine Levey, Robert ........ Lewis, Brenda Lewis, Harold ...... Lewis, Harriet ....... Lewis, Henry Lewis, Jobie ...... Lewis, Leroy ,.,.... . Lewis, Samuel 149 87, 87, 120 149 149 120 100 ....... .74, 77, 100 150 100 100 150 100 150 150 137 85, . ....... az, .........34, 100 150 120 100 Lewis, Sheilda ...... ,.,.,.,, ,,,, 1 3 7 Lewis, Theodore ...... , ........ 33, 100 Liggins, Brenda .... .,.,..... 1 50 Liggons, Clarence ......... 120 Lightner, Charles .. ,........ ...120 Lightner, McKinley ..... ......... 4 3, 150 Lindsey, Mary ,...... .. ,,,....,,,,,.,. 150 Linear, Leslie ...,.. ......... 4 8,137 Linsay, Rita .,.,.,......., .,.,..... 8 7, 100 Linticum, Carolyn Linzy, Lorindo ......... ...................... 1 50 Little, Eugene ....,.. ........ 1 9, 77, 150 Lloyd, Hazel ..... .................. 1 20 Lloyd, James ..... .,..., 1 20 Lloyd, Patricia ......... 150 Lloyd, Rul-'JY A------ Y ...... ..... 1 37 Logan, Willie ....., ......,.. 4 3, 120 Lombrana, Marie ..... ......... 1 50 Long, Marella ...,.. ...... 1 37 Long, Norla ....... ...... 1 37 Long, Patricia ...... ...... 1 20 Long, Phyllis ........... .,......, 1 00 Langston, Johnnie Lonz, Barbara ......... ....,.... 7 6, 137 Loo, Mary Ann Loo, Nancy ....,.. ....,.... 7 4, 137 Middlebrook, James . ,.... Lopez, Josephine .,..,. .....,... 7 6, 120 Lott, Mary Ann . ...... .,.......,.....,..,....,..,. 1 20 Love, Carolyn ,......... ........... ,... ...... , ........ 3 2 Love, Robert ..... .,.,.... 1 9, 24, 32, 76, 100 Love, Rose ......... ..,..,.....................,... 1 37 Loveday, Susan .,.. .....,.,.............. .120 Lowe, Betty ....,..... ...... l 00 Lyons, Angeline Lyons, Gwendolyn Lyons, Liana .......... ..,................... 1 50 Lyte, Victor ...... ..,.,... 5 8, 59, 137 Lyle, Mary ...... ...... . ,........ 1 02, 120 -Mc.. McCall, Carolyn ............. ...... 1 50 McCall, Dwight ..,..., ....,, 1 37 McCalIey, Gwen ..... McCarver, Jerry .,.,... McCarver, Nathan McCarver, Patricia ...... McClair, Joseph ..... CcClair, Moses ....,.... McClellan, Delores McClelland, Grego McClelland, Larry McClelland, Peggy McClure, Gregory McConnell, Brian ..., 24, 26, McConnell, Devin McCormick, Singleton McCoy, Etta ......,.,,.,....... ,. McCoy, Lacy McCoy, Lucille .... McCoy, Glen ....... McCroy, Stanley .,., ry .... 34, McCrory, Denise ....... McCullough, Paula McEIvene, Mary ..... McElya, Joetta ,...... McFarland, James McFarlin, Stephen McGee, Nancy .,.,.... McGee, George McGee, Patricia .... .. 19 37 86 .,.,... 137 , ..........,. 137 .........87, 137 ..,...,.....,.,.150 120 Aa, 112, 137 .............120 ..,..........ao, 150 , ................... 50 57, sa, 59, sz, aa, 101 -sa, 56, 137 . .... 119, 122 .......,..150 f.QQf55',' 1 .150 .150 101 122 ..........150 . ..... 101 McGlown, Jewel ...... , ........ 19, 80, Maudie McGlown, McGIown, Suzy .,..... McGowan, Billy ...... McGowen, Thomas ..,,... Mclntire, Mclntosh, McKinney, Brenda ........,.,. McKinney, Ezra McNair, Terry McNairy, Willie ..... McNally, Andrea ....... McNeal, Aquanetla McNeal, Joanne ....... McVay, Otis Ronald Operandella , .,.... Ronald 150 . A... ,... B 1 19 19 I 1 128 .137 122 .150 .137 122 37 .122 .150 McWhirter, Henrietta ,........ .... , 32, 119, 122 McWhite, Janet ...................................... 137 McWhite, Shirley .......,.... 86 101, 119, 122 -M.. Mack, Carolyn ........... ....,.. 1 37 Mack, Earl ........ ..,.... 1 37 Mack, Johnny Mack, Larry .,.... ........,. 8 6 Mack, Martha ..,.... ............. 1 37 Maclin, Marsha ....... ...... 3 3, 101 Maddox, Charlotte .... ....... 1 19, 122 Maddox, Constance ..... ...... 8 4, 119 Maddox, Orlando Maki, Patricia ........ ....... 1 37 Makowiec, George ..... ....... 1 50 Malcolm, Judith Maldonado, Justo .....,...................... 86, 101 Malloy, Daniel ............ 24, 76, 82, 107 Mann, Steven ...,..... .....,.......,.,.... 1 19, 122 122 122 122 122 137 122 Maple, Thomas .,.,...... Marsenburg, Sandra ..... ............. 1 50 Marsenburg, Wanda .. ...,.,. 119, Martin, Anitia ...... ,,,.,...., 1 19, Martin, Cecil ,.... ............. 1 19, Martin, Cecilia ..... ........, 3 2, 84, Martin, Charles ..,,..,.. 48, 56, Martin, George Marlin, Herbert Martin, Joe Martin, John ..... ....... 1 19, Martin, Sally Martin, Warren ....... ,....... ...,....... ...... 3 4 Martindale, Althea ............ 19, 24, 77, Martindale, Deborah .......,........ 22, 85, Mason, Yvonne Massey, Paulette ..... Massey, William ...,. Mathews, Meltonia Mathis, Gloria ...... Matney, Lana ..,.,... Matthews, Gloria ..........,..., Matthews, Mary ...,..... .... . Maulsby, Rochelle Weltho .......1f'i'i5f' 137 101 150 137 19 150 150 137 122 Moy, Mose May, Rudolph ..... Moy, Theresa Mayes, James .,..... Mays, Lindo Maxey, Renta 150 .,......76, 119, 122 ...,..,.119, 122 50 Meredith, Charlotte ...... Messenger, Rasaline Metcalfe, Bobby ...... , Meyers, Edsel .,........ Michael, Norman ,..., .. Mickles, Lee ............. Middleton, Carolyn .... Middleton, Ricky ......, Middleton, Verna .. Mikola, Miner, Miller, Miner, Miller, Miller, Mims, Ronald Barbara .. Cheryl .... Dwight Dwight Patricia Vernelta Milliken, Edward Mims, Frederick ...... Minor, Minor, Minor, Mister, Mitchell Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Modlins Modrow Molter, Aaron ..... Charles Vicki ....... Shirley , Athyline .... Cereal ..... Delouris .... Harold ....., Vonya ki, John . ..... .. ski, Donald ..... David ............. Montgomery, Elizabeth Montgomery, Theodore Monto, Geraldine ....... Moore, Beverly ....,. Moore, Calvin Moore, Delores .,.... Moore, Emma ..... Moore, Gary .,.... Moore, Gifford .,.... Moore, James Moore, Jennifer ..... Moore, Kathy ...... Moore, Leona ..,... Moore, Lorell-ia .... Moore, Linda ...... Moore, Malanta .,.. Moore, Margarett .,.., Moore, Octavia ..... Moore, Willard Moore, William Moorer, Dorothy .......... Morehead, Darnell Morgan, Morgan, Brenda ........ Clara ........ Morgan, Julius Morris, Morris, Robert . ..,. .. Shelia Morrise, Nathaniel Morrow, Ocie ......... Moran, Lindsay Moreland, Dorothy ..,... . Morene, Margaret Morgan, Clara Morrison, Patricia .,., , Morton, Earnest ..... Morton, Patsy ............ Moseley, Cassandra Moses, James ........ Moss, Cheryl ,.,... Moye, Houston Mulligan, Mary ..,.., Mumford, Bobby ....... Murphy, John .,....,. Murphy, Patricia Murry, Brian ...,......,... Murray, Emmer .......... 01 37 .......150 50 01 48 .......l01 . ..,... 150 .......101 ,,.....150 ...........150 50 . ......., 70, 82 101 ......50, 51, 67, 119 ..... 119, 122 ,......19,81,137 .......87, 101 ...........101 37 50 50 37 50 50 119, 122 50 ..,.....ao, 150 119,122 .......68, 101 .......49, 55, 150 50 50 37 50 . .........,... 137 ........B1, 137 19, 122 .,.,..........150 , ..,. ....101, 122 . ..,.,.,...... 101 50 .......33, 101 50 50 ........150 19 ........19, 122 22 50 42, 102 . ..... ,.... 1 50 86, 122 34, 122 24, 150 50 Myers, Deborah .... 18, 26, 69, 91, 102, 105 Myers, Michael .............................,.... 24, 37 Myers, Tyree ...... ,..,.... 1 22 ...N... Nash, Cynthia ......,....... ....... 1 50 Nash, Johnnie Nash, Patricia Nash, Shelia .........,....... ....... 8 7, 102 Nawrocki, Deborah ,..... ..........,... 1 50 Nawrocki, Sue Nealy, Clarisa .......,,................. 33, 68, 122 Nealy, Miranda ...........................,.. 23,150 Nealy, Tyrone ..,..... 42, 60, 61, 62, 82, sts, 102 Netters, Hazel ..... ....... 1 02 Nettles, Ann ..,....... ....... 1 22 Newberry, Carolyn Newberry, Charles . .... Newbill, Patricia O2 Newman, Judith Newman, Susan ..,.. Newman, Wayne Nix, Betsy . ......... Nix, William ....,. Noble, Barbara . Noble, Carolyn Noble, Ruth ........ Norman, Nancy ,.... Norton, James .......... Norwood, Jacaueline Nunley, Mildred Nunn, Gerald ....... Joe Nunn, Nunn, Norma ..... Nutt, -O O'Bryant, D. l.. Oden, Charlotte .... Gaston .... Oden, Odams, Anise Odoms, Joyce ..,....... O'Hara, Michael Ohms, Deborah .... Ohms, Kathleen Ohms, Zano .....,. Oliver, Freddie .,.. Olson, Gordon ,..... O'Neal, Marvin O'Neal, Oscar ....... O'Neal, Timothy ..,.., Orth, Lawrence Overson, Sandra Overstreet, Ruth Overstreet, Willie Jean Martha ..., .. .... .. Overton , Jimmie . ......... Overton, Johnnie .,.., Overton, Joyce ...,.. 87 02 122 122 .....,.26, 77, 102 . ...,......,...... 102 150 102 Eli, 57,'511'f -102 ............,.... . 74 ,......74, 87 50 . ......, 07, 102 ......,.,,..,..102 ..,.....a5, 122 .......,E4, 122 86 50 02 ........49, 55, 150 ...........87, 102 ........56, 122 50 86 .. ....... 150 50 Overton, Martin Overton, Morris Owens, Albert ...... ......... 1 50 Owens, Charles Owens, Edward Owens, Helen ..... ..................... 1 22 Owens, Merilyn Oxner, Luverrain ..... ........ 1 9, 76, 87, 102 Oxner, Sharon ........,...... ........ 2 3, B7, 102 -P- Page, Lyn Page, Patricia Palmer, Christine ,.... ...... 1 22 Palmer, Claude Palmer, Edward ....... .......,.... 1 22 Palmer, Gregory ,.... ..,............ 1 50 Palmer, Jacquelyn ....... ........, 8 6, 122 Palmer, Phyllis .....,.,. ............ 1 50 Palmer, Stanley Pannell, Versie .... ...................... 1 50 Paraham, Billy ..... ,.....,. 4 9, 55, 150 Parker, Alfred Parker, 'Edmond Parker, Larry Parker, Lawrence ....... .....,.,. 6 7,102 Parker, Linda ......... ,.... ..., 1 5 1 Parker, Sylvester .,,.. ......... 1 51 Parker, Terry .,..,... ,,.....,. 1 03 Patterson, Karen ..,.. Patterson, Linda .... ,. Patterson, Pot ....., Patterson, Pearce, Diane ......... Pearson, Nathaniel .... Peoples, Victoria ....... Penamon, Cassandra .. Penamon, Kevin ...... Penson, Harold ..... Peoples, Gordon Perez, Angelito ,... Perez, Maria .,...... Perkins, Dwayne Perkins, Deborah ..,... Perkins, Wendline .....,. Perry, Beatrice ...... Perry, Lula ..,,........ Perry, Sandra Perryman, Dwight Peters, Eddie ............ Peterson , Da ryl ....,.. Peterson, Patricia ....... Peterson, Tommie ..... . Pettaway, Rosemarie . ...,. Petty, Floyda ............ Phenix, lda .........,.,.. Phillips, Annie Phillips, Jaines .....,. Pickett, Shirley Pierce, Valerie .,..,.,..,... Pina, Angelo ....,......,.., Pisarkiewicz, Michael Player, Gwendolyn ..... Pladzik, Josephine Pladzik, Mary ....,..... ............122 .,.......76, 102 .........,..12z .........B7, 103 .............,.l03 ......,.,19, 151 76, 103 33 51 51 51 51 51 51 ...,....... as, 128 ........49, 54, 151 t ...........,.,.,. 19 ........74, 151 51 51 as ......,,15'L 22 67 . .... 81 22 Poindexter, Pamela ,. ..,.. .,.............. 1 51 Polk, Gwynder .......... ......... 8 5,103 Pape, Janice ..,,,...,.... ............. 1 03 Porter, Barbara ....,.. ....,.,., 1 03 Porter, Charles Porter, Freddie Porter, John ,.,.. .,...... 3 2, 42, 67, 82, 103 Porter, Marvin ..,..., ...................... 3 2,122 Porter, Walleen Poston, Melva .... . ........,. 122 Poston, Pamela .... ,...,.... 3 3,103 Poston, Patricia Poteete, Barbara .... ....... 1 9, 142, 151 Potter, Teddy ....... .......,........... 1 51 Powell, Fred ........ ...,., 3 3, 103 Presnall, Emma ...,..,. .. B1 Preston, James ..... ....... 1 51 Preston, Kathy Price, Brenda ..,..,.. Price, Earnell ..... Price, Lowellton .,... Price, Rheta .,...... Price, Yvonne ....... ......85, 103 22 ......34, 151 ......22, 151 03 Proctor, Adrian ..... ..,.,.. 1 51 Prowell, Charles .... .......... 1 03 Prowell, Clarence ...... ...... 4 9, 151 Pryor, Jerome Pryor, Marcella .... ...151 Pryor, Raymond ...... ....... 1 51 Pyree, Duane ........,.,.....,.. ......, 1 22 -Q- Quinn, Lemuel .........,.. 42, 44, 45, 50, 103 Quinn, Lynette , Quinn, Nathaniel ,......,... ..,..,... 1 51 Quinn, Vessie -R- Radford, Alfreada Ragland, Jimmy .... 42, 60, 63, 78, 82, 103 Ragland, Mary Romey, Georgia Ramey, Jacquelyn ...., ..,.... 1 51 Rand, Stephanie Randolph, Jerry Randolph, Wanler Ranford, Rankin, Melbo ...... Charlie ...... . ...... 48 , ..,.,. 80 22 Ransey, Annie ..... ,....,...,... . 122 Ransey, Bertha ...... ....,.. 8 5,103 Ransey, Eileen Ransey, James ..... ....., . ....,..,. , 103 Ransey, Leroy Ransey, Milton .... ..,. . .49, 55, 151 Ransey, Ruby ......,......,.......,..,.,.,...........,, 122 Ratliff, Melvin ...........,............................ 48 Rawdan, Cleo ........ 24, 28, 30, 32, 76, 83, 87, 104 Ray, Vernon .................,.......................... 122 Rayford, James ,........ ,, .... .151 Rayford, Michael ...,.,, Readus, lectricia ....,.. Reams, Marva , .... , .,.,,. Reasonover, Joyce ..... Reasonover, Thomas Redmond, Cathleen 07 51 ,......s5, 104 51 Reed, Sellers .......... Reese, Medford ......... 04 48 Reid, Dane Reid, Frederick David .,.. .. ...,... 34,151 Reid, Fredrick Louis Relefard, Mona ..,........ . ,... 132, 85, 109 Releforcl, Roy ..,..,.,..... ................. 3 3 Retzke, Roger ...,. ....... 1 04 Revels, Jessie Reynolds, Jean ...... .............,............... 1 22 Rhodes, Patricia ..........,... 69, 114, 121, 122 Rhodes, Regina .,...............,.................. ,. 81 Ribby, Sharon Rice, Robert .... ....... , .19, 67, 82, 86, 109 Ride, Amanda .,.., ...................,....,.,,..., 1 52 Rich, Linder .........,..,.. ,...,, . , ..,.. 152 Richardson, Bobby .... ......... 3 4, 87 Richardson, Danny ....... ..,,,,, 4 9,152 Richardson, Kenneth ..... ....... 5 5, 152 Richardson, Shirley Riddle, Mary ......,...... ....... 1 22 Ridley, Oakland Rites, Jacqueline ..... Riley, Riley, Merita ....... Recordo ..... Rivers, James .... 9, 81 22 52 22 Rivers, Robert ........ ,...... 1 22 Rivers, William Roach, Kenneth .......... ....,.. 1 22 Robert, Laura Mae Roberts, Doris ............... , ............ 152 Roberts, Gwendolyn .,.,. ..,.....,., 7 7, 81 Roberts, Irma ....,.....,.....,.....,,,,,,,,,,,, 77,122 Roberts, Larry ..,............,............,,....,..... '122 Roberts, Ronald .... 19, 43, 50, 53, 82, 122 Roberts, Walter ..................,..,.......... 55, 152 Robinson, Alfredo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 152 Robinson, Alleda ...,. ...... 1 52 Robinson, Amy 187 104 124 125 John .,... ,. Salazar, 152 Tramill, Jacqueline 88 Robinson, Brenda ......... Robinson, Chester .... Robinson, Douglas Robinson, Evangeline .... Robinson, James .......,. Robinson, Jimmy Robinson, Joyce ..,... Robinson, Stephen Rodriauez, Martin Rodriquez, Rosa Rogers, Carolyn .... Rogers, Charles ........ Rogers, Elwanda Rogers, Howard Rogers, Madeline Rogers, Sharon ..... Rogers, Valeria ..... Rogers, William Rohn, Bruce Rohn, Deborah .,.., Rollen, Jewel ..... Root, Ranee ........... Rasamond, Ruby ...... Roscoe, Clarence .,.,.,. Rose, Linda ............... Rosebrock, Patricia .. Rosenberg, Larry .,... Rosiriski, Suzanne ..... Ross, Carolyn Ross, Charlene .... Ross, Deywain .,.. Ross, Doris ...,....., Ross, Emma ............ Ross, Gwendolyn ...,... Rowland, Eddie Rowland, Kathleen Royste r, Brenda .... . ..... Rudolph, Loretta t .,..., Rushing, Deborah ..... Russel l, Carolyn ....... Rutkowski, Kenneth ...... Rynes, Sadin, Sadln, Sample, Sanders, Mary , .............. -5- David Omar Vanessa Barbara , .... Sanders, Deborah Sanders, Sanders, Sanders, Josie ........ Moses Ralph ..... Sanford, Melba ...... Sansbury, Patricia ..... Santellona, Rasita Saulsberry, Charles Saunders, Anna ...... Saunders, Aubry Saunders, Saunders, Savage, Henrietta Saxon, Donald ........ Saxton, Jerome Scarberry, Patricia Schiftler, Allen ......... Robert Schatter, Linda ....,......, Schroeder, Richard Schuman, Barbara Schwartz, Jules ...,.. Scott, Janelle ....... Scott, Raymond ...... Scruggs, Sylvia ..., Self, Louis ,.......... Bonita Evelyn ...,,. lzora Jerry Shaw, Shaw, Shaw, Shaw, Shaw, Jo Lynn ..... Shaw, Shedd, Sheila, Shedd, Robert .......... Tanya .......,......,..,. Shelmon, Percilla Shelton, Ronald Shenolsky, Jerry Sherman, Marc ...... Ronald Gwendolyn ......... 22 22 80 22 ..,.....24, 104 ,,..,.4s, ss .... 23, 122 . .,..... 152 ........l22 ........152 .......27, 71, 104 .. ..,. .......,... 1 22 52 .......55, .......l9, 152 122 .......27, 122 22 ,....,.152 ,.......122 27 , ...... 80, ....,..22, ....,..ss, 44, .......27, .. ...,. ao, ......ss, s7, Demetra , .,.....,.,...... .......... .... .78, B5, 102, .24, 68, 121, Shinaul, Beverly ..... .. .... 1.19, 34, 84, Shinaul, Carol Shoemaker, Diane Short, John ....,......... Short, Martha ............. Shovenec, George Shropshire, Janie Shy, Willie ........,.,.. Sibby, Peggy ...,,.,.., Sibby, Thressalean .... Sideris, Eugenia Simmons, Beverly . ..... Simmons, Julius .... ,. Simmons, Lee ......... Simmons, Ordynna ..., Simmons, Valentina .. Simmons, Valerie ..... 9, 122 152 122 157 81 152 104 122 81 152 109 104 152 152 152 152 152 152 124 109 104 124 104 B1 124 152 124 104 124 152 152 104 124 152 124 152 59 24 52 , ....., 85, 104 52 ..,.....ais, 124 52 ........152 24 ........80, 152 Simm s, Norma ..... . Simpson, Betty Simpson, Charles .... Sims, Daryl ....,....... Sims, LaMonte ,... .. Sims, Marcia .,.,. Sims, Teresa ...... Skaff, Susan ............. Skinner, Deborah ..... Skipper. Valeria ...... Slaughter, Gloria Slaughter, Rita ....... Slawski, Robert Sledge, Cynthia ,..., Sloop, Deborah ........... Smallwood, Patricia Smaw, Jlll .....,......,...... Smelser, Kevin smith, Alice Smith, Allen ...,....ao, az, 124 52 .,..,....140 .......2:l, ao . ..,..... 140 40 , .,..,...... as, .,.,....7B, a7, 103 24 52 52 ........19, .. ...... 77, .........81, 152 124 140 .........152 .........140 140 124 140 105 140 140 124 153 153 140 140 153 124 153 140 140 153 124 Smith, Bennious Smith, Bessie ..... Smith, Brenda Smith, Carolyn ...., Smith, Clyde Smith, Connie .,....... ............ Smith, Frederick Smith, Gregory ..... ........ 3 2, Smith, Horace ...... .,.......... Smith, Jeanette ..,. .,.........,.,....... Smith, Jerine ..... .............,.......... Smith, Jetta ..,.,.. .,,...... 3 U, 103, Smith, Joanne ........,....,.. Smith, John ...... , ........ . Smith, Kathleen . ......, . Smith, Larry ....... ...,..... Smith, Linda Smith, Mae ,...., ,....... Smith, Peggy ..... ........ smith, Phillip ....,.. .,...,,. Smith, Phillip ..,... ...,.... Smith, Phyllis ..... . ..., Smith, Robert .,... .,...,.,....... Smith, Ruth ..., .................. Smith, Sandra ........ Smith, Sandro ..,.... Smith, Saundra ..... Smith, Shelia ..... . Smoot, Brenda Smoot, Jacklyne Sniadecki, Sharon . Snipes, Ananias Snow, Darnell Snow, Roy Snyder, Debra Sofa, Carmelo 87, .......24, 26, 7.5, 124 105 124 140 140 105 153 124 140 124 153 153 140 140 153 140 Spanglet, Mark ..,... .....,.. 2 3, 76, Spencer, Shirley' ,....,. .... ..... B 1 , 140, Spencer, Teresa ....... ...........,,..,..... Spencer, Tyrone ....,.. ........ 1 9, 66, Springer, Robert ..,.. .................. Springer, Virginia .....,,......,. Stallings, Ellie ....,...... ......,. B 1, Stallings, Rosemary 124 Stallworlh, Wilormena ..... ......... 153 Standlsh, James ..........,... ......... Standish, John Standish, Joyce Stark, Willie Lee . .... StawnY, Henrietta Steele, Charles ...... Steele, Cheryl ..,.,. Steele, Durrell Steele, Lumond .... Steele, Michael ........ Steinberg, Miriam , ..... . Stempien, Linda Stephens, Janet ..... Stephens, Ron .,..... .,.,,.,.77, .......,55, 140 140 140 153 105 140 124 153 140 124 153 Stevens, Earl Stevens, Harold .... ...,....... ....... 1 2 4 Stevens, Willie ........,..... 19, 23, 124 Stewart, Barbara .. ................,....,..,...... 153 Stewart, Barbara ,. ......... 34, 81, 140, 141 Stewart, Beverly ..... .. ...,.......,.......... 124 Stewart, Jerry ......, ....,.,. 3 4, 86, 124 Stewart, Mary ,.,... .,................ 1 53 Stewart, Shirley ......... ............... 2 2,124 Stockard, Marshall ..,... ....,.,. 4 8, 56, 140 Stovall, Charles ....... ............ , ..124 Stovall, Donald ..... ,, ....,.. 34, 153 Stovall, Freda .,.... ..,,........ 3 2 Stovall, Freddie .....,. .....,.,,....,. 1 24 Stovall, Linda ,.... . .....,...,,....,.. 124 Stovall, Linda ....... ........ 3 2, 87, 105 Stovall, Rena ...., .......,.,-..-..-.. 1 53 Stovall, Sharon ,... ............... 1 40 Stovall, Willie Streeter, Hester Strickland, Walter ......... ...., ......... 1 5 3 Strong, Jerome ..,....,....................,. 128, 140 Stubbletield, Bernella 19, 25, 74, 76, 124 Stubbletield, Raymond ,......., ..,.........,..,. 1 05 Stubbletield, Shelia ..........l40 153 124 .....,.,..l05 .......107 .. .,,.. 124 105 153 140 Stubbs, Sharon ,..... ....... 7 4, Sturdivant, Brenda ,,.. ....... 3 3, Sturdivant, Karen ...,. Sullivan, Diane ...,.. Sullivan, Joanne .... Sullivan, Ray Sullivan, Rhedy ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 53 Sullivan, Rollie .... ,.,.., 7 8, Suttield, Elaine Sultler, Dennis .,..... ........,..,.... 7 7, Swain, Duane ...... ......... 4 B, 54, Swain, Frankie ...,... ..,.......... 3 2, Sweeney,' Michael ...., Sykes, Esther ..,...... Sykes, Larry ......... Sydnor, Maxine ..,... Syph, Bridsett ...,..,... Szymanowski, Pamela ...1..ffQ11Q'.Q1'i Esf ' 42, 95, 140 140 140 105 124 140 153 153 140 153 125 140 125 153 120 125 125 140 140 125 125 153 105 153 153 105 153 153 125 125 153 125 85, 132 153 153 125 125 125 153 140 105 .-1. Toile, Carnnell ......... ....... Toile, Theresa ..... ........., Talley, Cathry ...... ......... 8 0, Talley, Dewey ....,... ..............,...,... Talley, Patricia ...... ....... . .23, Bl, Talley, Rosalind .... .....,..,.,..,..... Tarr, Patti .........,. ..,......,,..... Tate, Aurelia Tatro, Jeffery ...., ..,.... Taylor, Albert ..... .,..,..... Taylor, Brenda .... ...... 3 3, Taylor, Calvin ...... ...... 5 6, Taylor, Clarence ..... .......... Taylor, Delbert Taylor, Edwin ....,...,.. , ..,.,. 34, Taylor, Elizabeth ,...., ...... 3 2, Taylor, Gerald ....,.. .,.,...... Taylor, Ido ......... ...... Taylor, Conchita ..,.. ...... Taylor, Janett Taylor, Jerry ....... ...... Taylor, Jeanette ..,.. ...... Taylor, Larry ......, Taylor, Rickey ,...... .... . Taylor, Steven Terrell, June .....,...... ......... 1 9, 76, Terry, Patricia .......... .,....,.........,,. Thomas, Anthanette ..... ....... 1 05, Thomas, Bruce ....,..............,,.,,................ Thomas, Carol ..,......,.....,..,......,.........,.... Thomas, Charlotte ........ 19, 24, 26, 31, 105, 131, Thomas, Dalohine ..,............,............,.,... Thomas, Doris ..... ................... Thomas, Gary ..... ..,..,............,,,. Thomas, Madelon ...,.....,.. 34, 87, Thomas, Michael .,., ..,.,.... 3 3, 65, 82, Thomas, Pamela .....,...........,,,... .. Thomas, Patricia ...................,.. Thomas, Patricia .... ..,.... Thomas, Ronald ......,.. ,...... Thompson Cynthi , a ,. ...,. Thompson, Evelena Thompson, Marcia Thornton, Donald Thornton, Richard Thurman, Tittle, Toms, la Toskcl, Te Totty, Totty, Re Tolly, Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend , Reola Emily Zane .,....,,. rry resa' Brenda .....,. nee Ricardo , BetlY .... , Denise , Derrick , Lenora , Patricia , Patsy Travis, Johnny ..... Trice, Lucille ....... Trimmell, James .,.. Triplett, Curry , .... Triplett, Rufus ,... Truss, Letheniel ..... Tucker, John .....,. Tucker, Steven ,..,, Turner, Adeline ...,., Turner, Brenda ...... Turner, Debra ....,.,. Turner, Edward ,.... Turner, Helen ..,.... Turner, Jerome .,.... Tyler, Ernest ....... Tyler, Gale Tyler, Violette ..... Tyree, Duane -U Uselton, Karen ..... , ..... 42, ss, 76, .......145, .. ,,.. ...4:l, sei, .......4s, 115, 125 105 153 125 125 153 105 125 125 125 140 140 125 153 125 153 153 154 125 154 125 154 , ............... 125 140 25 105 ...,..54, 58, 154 , ..,.,.,,....... 125 .......'l40 54 .......125 54 VanHoose, Judy ....,... Vanler, Jacqueline Vanler, Marybeth ..,. 54 40 Vann, Charles ....,. ....... 8 2, 86, 105 Von Scoder, Julie . ................. 125 Vaughns, Henry ..., .,,.... 3 3, 42, 105 Vaulx, Eugene ...... ........... 4 9,154 Vega, Manuel .,..,.. ...,.......,..,.,,... 1 25 Vickers, Robert ..,. ,,,,,,, 4 3, 54, 140 Vidoles, Kenneth ...... .,,......,.....,.... 1 25 Vines, Melvin ....... ,..,.,........ ..........,.. 1 5 4 Vines, Roderick ..... ....... 4 7, 82, 86, 125 Vinson, Barbara ...... ........................ 1 40 Vinson, Darlene Vane, linda ...,, ,..,.,.. 1 40 -W- Wade, Nelson Wade, Vernadine Wade, Vickie .....,. ........ 1 40 Wade, William Waganfeold, Vickie Wagner, Brian .....,. .........,..,....... 1 54 Waidner, Linda ..... 33, 76, 83, 106 Walch, Jill .......,..... ....,......,,....... 3 4 Walenczak, Walter ,. ....... 154 Walker, Carolyn ,.,,,, ,140 Walker, Cynthia Walker, Deloris ....., ....... 1 9, 154 Walker, Jawonia ....... .............. 1 40 Walker, Judith ....., ....... 7 8, 106 Walker, Laura .... ........... 1 40 Walker, Robert Walker, Ronald ........,,.,... ........... 1 40 Walker, Willie Pearl ....... ,.,. .......,.. I 5 4 Wallace, Carolyn .....,.. ....... . .,.., 8 0, 154 Wallace, Reginald ..,.., ..........,....,,...... 1 40 Walsh, Pearlene ..,.... ...... 1 8, 85, 96, 106 Walters, Harry ...... ...,.,..,.,....,..,.... 1 06 Walters, Sandra Walton, Margaret ..... .,..,,. 1 54 Walton, Patricia ...,... ...............,.... 1 25 Wammes, Mary ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 54 Ward, Debra ...... 19, 23, B1,140 Ward, Iris ....... ..... ,..., . .,.......... 1 4 0 Word, Janice ..,.,. ....... 1 9, 32, 125 Ward, Kathryn Ware, Darlene Ware, Theodis ........... ......, 1 32 Warner, Jameson ..... ...,... 1 06 Warner, Jerry ........ ....... 1 54 Warren, Ardell ..,..... ....,.. 1 54 Waren, Charlotte .......... .,..... 1 40 Washington, Annie ...... ......, 1 40 Washington, James ...... .140 Washington, James .,.,.. .154 Washington, Virginia Waters, Shelia ........... .,,..., 1 54 Waters, Walker ....... .140 Watkins, Deborah Watkins, Linda Watkins, Ramont . ,.,.. ...... 6 7, 78, 82, 106 Watkins, Shelia ..... .......... 2 2, 84, 125 Waton, Larry ..,. , ,, ,,,,,,,, 48,140 Watson, Julian ..... ........... 1 06 Watson, Leon ...... ........ 1 06 Watson, Marion .,... ,....... 1 40 Watson, Michael ....... ........ 1 54 Watson, Patricia ,.,.... .154 Watson, Therese ....... ,140 Watson, Tyronia Watson, Wesley ...,.. .,... 8 6 Watson, William ...... ..... 4 9 Weaver, Winnie ...... .,...... 1 54 Webb, Charles Webb, Harold .,.,... .,...... 1 25 Webb, Michael ,,... .,....... . ,154 Welch, Shirley .,.... ...,,., 2 4,125 Welch, Vernita ..... ........ 1 40 Wells, Barbara ..... ........ 1 25 Wetzel, Owen .......... ........ 1 54 Wheatley, Deborah ........ 140 White, Betty ,......,. ...... ........ 1 4 0 White, Christianna ..... .,...... 1 25 White, Eloise ....,...., ,,,,,,,, 125 While, Gloria ,...... . ....,., 80,154 White, Jessie White, Jo Carol , .... .,...... 1 25 White, Johnny ....... ........ 1 54 White, Josalyn ,...... ........ 1 40 White, Laura ...... ......,. 1 54 White, Raye ......,,. 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