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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1971 volume:

' ? . ■£ s c o T T O N 2 I A N 1 - ■ .- — v j ■ ■ 1971 1971 SCOTTONIAN Volume 58 Published by the Scottonian Staff Jesup W. Scott High School Toledo, Ohio Table Faculty ....11 Activities . . 99 Of Seniors .... 31 Sports ... 1 45 Contents Underclass. 56 Ads Index 182 Teachers assume positions during strike. Sister Emily subs during strike. Smiling cafeteria workers respect boundaries of picket line. September 9, the beginning of the 70-71 school year, Scotters were greeted by an absence of teachers from classrooms. A strike by Toledo Teachers over salary and contract agreements, the first week of school posed a hectic problem as far as management was concerned. Several days when student attendance was near normal, confusion reigned because of incomplete sched- ule changes and an insufficient number of staff members to man individual classrooms. LOCAL 250 AR 00 Of TEACHERS APT LOCAL 250 AR CIO Mixed feeling on part of teachers were seen as settlement talks dragged on and then were discontinued. Envoking of the Ferguson Act ended the strike as such, while it was promised that the talks would be continued. Since then there has been a small monetary compensation for the teachers but nothing specific concerning the contract agreement. Of TEACHERS AfT LOCAL 250 Ifl 00 TOLEDO FEDERATION OF TEACHERS AfT LOCAL 2S0 4FL-O0 City Schools Open Despite Strike; Parents, Substitutes Help Out; Attendance Called Near Normal nil Ull Lite tdAyelJ ' Ci juh -u« Edward Gentieu. of 2111 Copley Dr., asking that the Ferguson Act be invoked. The act prohibits strikes among public employees. Judge Kiroff said that he would sign a ruling ordering the board of education to invoke the Ferguson Act at 4 15 p.m. if ne- gotiations have not produced a settlement. He said that be- was delaying enfnrrP - ' - - •• • • it tho Toledo Pay For Beginning Teacher Now Below 7 Other Ohio Districts Lags 21 Areas In Amount Given Teachers, Board Agree Tentatively To Arbitrate tpiled ssoci- effec- Outside Expert, L-M-C Slated To Handle Issue A school strike expert from i the American Arbitration Asso- ciation and a three-member me- ' diation team from the Labor- j Management -Citizens Com- mittee will be asked to mediate Toledo ' s public school teachers strike But union leaders said the strike will continue during nego- t i a t i o n s , and school board spokesmen said schools will re- main open Agreement on mediation was reached tentatively shortly be- fore 11 Friday night, following almost thi ' ee hours, of negotia- tions in the Commodore Pern Motor Inn To Formalize Plan Today Top negotiators for both the school board and the striking Toledo Federation of Teachers plan to meet today to prepare a formal request, asking the L-M- C lo enter the case. Rossford .Wood- Solon (Cuyahoga) Brooklyn (Cuya.i Dayton (Montgomery) 57,000 Akron (Summit! Independence (Cuya. i . East Cleve. I Cuya. I Mayfield (Cuya.) Kenston (Geauga) Cuyahoga Hts. I Cuya. I Bratenahl (Cuya.) Princeton (Hamilton) Orange iCuya.i Nortbwnod I Wood I St. Bernard ( Hamilton i Canton ( Stark I Cleveland (Cuya.i lackland (Hamilton) Cincinnati (Hamilton) Sylvania I Lucas i Toledo (Lucas | ■ - Enrollment Bachelor ' s Yearly Master ' Ye Stan-Mai. Steps Start— Mai Stees 1,701 S7.400 511.388 11 $8,008 $13,326 13 83,850 8,201 00.000 Talks Continuing Between School Board, Teachers Education On Makeshift Basis With About One-Third Of Instructors Reporting For Duty Toledo ' s 75 public schools continued operating on a makeshift basts todav with no apparent break in the strike that has let 60 0M pup Is wuh only about one-th,rd c-t their usual number of older end of the scale — thep.vith a bachelor ' s degree, was maximum amounts paid. tne same as Cincinnati, Cleve- Some districts with higher | rand, and Canton, falling behind — ■■ laiier ' Dayton and Akron, both with $7 ioo. and ahead of Columbus, w h $6,750, and Youngstown, with S6.250. among the state ' s major cities. The figures are those reported to OEA during the summer, and do not reflect recent contract scttlments, an OEA spokesman said. Rossford Leads State Rossford, with a beginning salary of $7,400, leads all other school systems in the state. At the maximum level for teachers with a master ' s degree and the maximum pav for lon- gevity, Toledo, with $11,000 falls -22nd in the state. Akron, with a maximum of $13,225 at the master ' s level, leads the other major cities, with Toledo at the bottom of the li st. Columbus pavs $12,988, Day- ton $12,740, Canton $12,526. Cleveland $12,400. Cincinnati $12,245, and Youngstown offers its teachers $11,437 as a max- imum with a master ' s degree. All figures reflect the max-| imum with the degree and top step on the experience scale, and do not take into account edu- cation beyond the degree be- cause each system uses differ- ent standards. Hours Beyond Degree Some list the top at 15 hours beyond a master ' s or bachelor ' s, some 10, some 30, and others in between, so for uniformity, fig- ures are compiled only on the basis of the degree and number of years, the OEA spokesman said. _Tol£do. 7.(100 .000 Discloses 1-Year Offer By Board Contract negotiations between Toledo public school teachers and the administration were re- cessed by the mediating panel Monday after both sides failed to agree on one-year and two- year contract proposals made over the weekend Dal Lawrence. Toledo Feder ati0T ;« a- «i i«« rffc School Board Refuses Talks Direct Negotiation Asked By Teachers Toledo board of education members have refused a request from the Toledo Feder- ation of Teachers to enter into direct contract negotiations with ls j union officials in the present I a % wage dispute, ersj Today, however, President p r ' illiarn N Thomas said that he tendent. ' uldn ' t hes  ate at , U ' ' ° re ; ■ ;cH-oti ' er if it anr-pared latpr tn: Toledo Teachers Return To Schools After Loss Of Jobs Is Threatened uting to a deteriorating image of the teacher in Toledo. ' ' The bargaining has been at a standstill since Monday, when talks broke down and the Labor- Management-Citizens Com- mittee mediating panel called a recess. John Straub. board member, said today that he believes the administration team will not go back to the bargaining table un- less the federation first is will- ing to make a realistic, sub- stantive counterproposal. Mr Thomas said that was B,?o his interpretation of the bresent stalemate Downtown Pickets i On Wednesday, several teach- ers picketed the downtown of- fices of Arthur Zepf and Mr. Straub, in the Libbey-Owens- Ford building; at the Gardner building where Mr. Thomas and Mr. Gibson are. and in front of ' 130 Madison Ave., where board mber Richard Duffey has of- iresident Dal Lawrence Ferguson Act iudge Dismissal Threat Faced By Striking Teachers After Rejecti on O f Offer Talks Continue Toledo teachers returned classrooms today after the I guson Act was invoked Thi day. They were ordered back the Toledo Federation of Te; ers ' president. Dal G. Lawrei despite a firm commitn made at a ra ■ Thursday night As Picketing Is Resumed Striking Toledo teachers faced with the threat of being fired if Ohio ' s Ferguson Act is invoked against them, returned to the picket lines today after rejecting a $5 million contract THINK BACK TO —The faculty strike —the combined forces of a magnificent football team —the effervescence of the frosh, sophomores, and juniors during Spirit Week! —the girls rallying together in favor of a new dress code —the efforts and energies spent in securing a new stadium —the exciting season for our together band —the enthusiasm of hundreds of supporters during basketball season . . . Put these together, and you have the sights and sounds of Scotters working in, around, and for Scott. Scotters who have been Soulfully United. KTi BULLDOG WM Busy at a day ' s work .... Time out for consultation But always a bright smile. A TRIBUTE TO AN EDUCATOR; COUNSELOR; FRIEND We hope all Scotters will unite with us in paying tribute to Mrs. Gracie M. Stewart, who has lona been a distinguished member of our administration. Mrs. Stewart attended Brighton High School in Alabama where she was in the National Honor So- ciety and Valedictorian of her class. Majoring in mathematics with minors in English and Physical Science, she graduated from Toledo University hav- ing earned a Bachelors Degree in Education, and later obtaining a Master ' s Degree in Guidance and Counseling. She taught mathematics for six years at Scott, served as Department Chairman one year, as counselor for the past 6 years, and for the past two years has been Assistant Principal in charge of Counseling. Because of her sincere interest in helping youth, Mrs. Stewart has been a valuable person to students seeking college counseling, course instruction or just plain old everyday advice. She is an Upward Bound Co-ordinator, on the Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors and a Co-chairman advisor to the Y-Teens, Math Club, and National Honor Society. Mrs. Stewart is also undoubtedly a very loyal and active Bulldog . Whether it be in taking charge of a bake sale, wearing spirit tags, or equal- ing the enthusiasm of any student at a football game. She is a person the students can relate to and feel comfortable with and we are proud she is one of us. Scottonian Staff Mrs. Gracie M. Stewart There is always time to assist with a bake sale. 10 9 K ' % Deep concentartion . Mr. Flute Rice shows that you can do two things at one time. 4 a little laughter . . . For the past three years a great deal of school spirit and pride has been generated at Jesup W. Scott High School. We are in the process of creating a new image of this school. In creating a new image, we are weaving pictures of Scott just as various patterns of stars weave pictures in the heavens. Patterns of stars represents unity, beauty, purity, and high stand- ards. The new picture of Jesup W. Scott High School that has begun to take shape represents unity, beauty, and high standards. Flute Rice, Principal and sincerity is a must to carry out a good job. 12 Principal, Mr. Flute Rice Mr. Rice and Mrs. DeLamater share ideas on the instructional progran The typical day of a principal begins early and ends late. During construction of the new office area, the school office was temporarily located along the 1st floor corridor. I Mr. Wayne Graham Assistant Principal — General Administration and Instruction After three years of a new administration at Scott, many of the goals are being met. A new curriculum, designed especially for Scott students is in full operation. With teacher-student-community cooperation, Sc ott has a new resource center, believed the best in the Toledo public schools and a new stadium. Many of our classes are vocationally oriented with on- the-job pay and training. Future plans call for electronic classes, automotive shop classes, more years of foreign language, and more classes in remedial reading. Wayne Graham Assistant Mr. Millard Jackson Assistant Principal — Community and Student Affairs 14 Mr. Ragan Burkett Assistant Principal — Activities- Athletics principals Mrs. Grade Stewart Assistant Principal — Counseling 15 Miss Jean Sack and Mary Bethany discuss Mary ' s schedule of courses. Mrs. Dorothy Bock listens attentively as students explain their problems. Counselor, Mr. Merle Dixon finds going over college material enjoyable with Denard Jackson. Miss Rita Hubbell shows that there is a bright side to every problem. Mr. James Day Job Placement Co-ordinator Mrs. Marlene Davison Vocational Counselor Vocational Guidance 17 M Mr. Jimmy Dew Boys Co-Ordinator Mrs. Mattie Milton Girls Co-Ordinator 18 V V ■I Mrs. Ida Payne Visiting Teacher Mrs. Minnie Rice Visiting Teacher Mr. John Lawrence Visiting Teacher Visiting Teachers And Mr. Bruce Robinson Visiting Teacher Mrs. Dorothy Britter Hall Monitor Hall Monitors Mrs. Ruth Sharp Community Aide Mrs. Theola Gregory Hall Monitor Mrs. Rebecca Jarrett Hall Monitor 19 Mrs. Barbara Dickerson C er r Main Office Clerks Mrs. Marion Masell Office Co-Ordinator, Treasurer 1 fc Mrs. Ruth Adolph Records Clerk Mrs. Gertrude Szymaniak Book Clerk Mrs. Marilyn Ruebush Attendance Clerk Mrs. R. Welling Attendance Clerk 20 Miss Jacquline Moore Library Assistant Miss Cynthia Franklin Library Assistant Miss Rose Marie Perry Library Assistant Mrs. Vernice Nabritt Head Librarian Mr. Earl Harris Audio-Visual Co-Ordinator Mrs. Sylvia Williams Head Librarian 21 Mr. Bunk Adams Science Mr. Paul Bamford Social Studies Mrs. Barbara Bengston Art Mr. John Bengston Fng sh Mr. Gerald Brandman Social Studies Mrs. Minnie Breland Mathematics Mr. Wayne Brodie Social Studies Mr. Michael Buckner Physical Education Mrs. Rebecca Burmester Social Studies Mr. David Carter Vocal Music Mr. Pariss Coleman Mrs. Elizabeth Cooksey Miss Claudia Cooper Physical Education English English Publications Students find Mr. Bengston ' s class inspiring. Mrs. Rosemary Cooper Mr. Alexander M. Davis English Industrial Arts 22 Mr. John Fisher Science Teaching can be fun Mrs. Frances DeLamater English Mrs. Katherine Eby Science Mr. John A. Flynn Social Studies Mrs. Nellie Edwards Home Economics Mrs. Hazel Else Nurse ' s Aide Training Mr. Daniel Dawson Mathematics Athletic Director BUT Mr. Isaiah Ezell Industrial Arts Mrs. Mary Ellen Fischer English Grading tests can be tiresome. Miss Lois Fortuna Mathematics Mrs. Lucy Gabriel Business Education 23 Mr. Robert L. Gibson Industrial Arts Mr. LeMaxie Glover Art Miss Virginia Graham Business Education Mr. Benny Griffin Industrial Arts Mrs. Gloria Griffin Mathematics Miss Jill Gruber Physical Education Mr. Earl Harris Resource Center Coordinator Mrs. Shirley Harvey Foreign Language Mrs. Jerri Henderson Home Economics Mr. Joseph Henderson Physical Education Math students find Mrs. Breland very helpful. Miss Ruth Heyza Reading Improvement V H ? Mr. James Hill Business Education Dept. Chairman Mrs. Harvey demonstrates how easy it is to learn the fundamentals of Spanish. Miss Josephine Horton Mathematics Mr. Norman Jamison Science Mr. Freddie Jeffries Science Mrs. Jacqueline Johnson Business Education Mr. Richard Johnson Science Mrs. Viola Johnson Science Mr. Charles Kamann Computer Maintenance Informal rap sessions improve good student-teacher relationships. Mrs. Thelma Jones Business Education Miss Geraldine Kaczmarek Social Studies Mr. Harry Keller Occupational Work Experience Mr. James Kieffer Mathematics Miss Matha Kinney Foreign Language Mr. David Kirby Mathematics Dept. Chairman Mr. Paul Krasula Driver ' s Education 25 Mrs. Jessie Kunz English Mr. Lawrence Leo Science Mr. Robert Leonard Distributive Education Mrs. Jane Lindeman Home Economics Miss Donna Long English Mr. Gerald Lott Social Studies Mr. Jimmy McGregor Driver ' s Education Mr. Elmer McGruder Occupaf ona Work Experience Miss Jane Matney English Mrs. Joan Meinert Nurses Aide Training Mrs. Donna Michalski English Mrs. Elizabeth Milliner Physical Education Miss Emily Mocek Health Mr. Paul Moore English Mrs. Donna Mosley Mathematics Mrs. Vernice Nabrit Librarian 26 Mrs. Suzanne Noel Social Sfudies Mrs. Gloria Penn English Mr. Willie Oliver Social Studies Dept. Chairman Mr. Kenneth Pinkney Industrial Arts Mr. Raymond Ortyl Foreign Language Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman Publications Mrs. Gertrude Porter Reading Improvement Mr. John O ' Toole Social Studies Mr. John Reaux English Mr. Dale Rezabek English Mr. Freddie Richardson Industrial Arts Mr. Jon Richardson English Mr. Bruce Robinson Visiting Teacher Miss Sue Sautter Adjusted Curriculum Mr. Albert Scott Occupational Work Experience Mr. Robert Selvey Social Studies Mrs. Roberta Sikula English 27 Mr. Dwayne Simmons Mrs. Florence Smith Mrs. Alice Snow Mrs. Laura Stone Mr. Craig Crego Physical Education Art English Dept. Chairman Eng ;sh English Mrs. Agnes Thomas Cooperative Office Education Mr. George Thompson Adjusted Curriculum Miss Louella Thompson Instrumental Music At 6 ' -10 , Mr. Dew stands out in any gathering. Mrs. Eloise Turner Business Education Miss Juanita Ujcik Science Mr. Augustus Walker Instrumental M usic Mr. Ben Williams Health Mrs. Sylvia Williams Librarian Mr. William Wolloff Social Studies Miss Lucretia Wright Social Studies Mrs. Rosetta Young Physical Education 28 Feilbach students busy taking a test. Miss Mildred Clark Feilbach Mrs. Jean Ryan Feilbach Mr. Harry Woodend Feilbach Miss Vera Cready Feilbach Lockers finally for the high school students at Feilbach. A Feil- bach first. Mr. Benny Griffin and his home remodeling students plan for another day of work before going to the building site. The Scott Home Remodeling class cleaned up and reconditioned this dilapidated house into a habitable dwelling. 29 Mr. Willie Shy, Chief Engineer BOTTOM ROW: Daisy Wortham; Sophie Szabo; Isabella Johnson; Willie Jones; Dor- othy Fahringer; Fay Welch. TOP ROW: Queen Smith; Marie Szabo; Doris Gould; Helen Burcewicz; Virginia Zdawczyk; Rose Suwinski; Carrie Wilson; Anita Birch; Ina Burley. Jerry Johnson; Troy Avery; Mrs. Helen League; Ella Mae Robbins; Willis Meminger. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Knolly; Andrew Juhasz; John Kudzia; Sigmund Drella; James White. FRONT ROW: Elmo Sims; Peter Rochek; Carletus Stokes. Michem Mikolajewski; Willie Shy, chief engineer; Bryon Keller. 30 V ' I I To the Class of 1971: By this time in your academic and social lives, you no doubt have a fairly well-established set of values. Hope- fully, Scott High School has helped in someway, to instill in you, those values which will prove beneficial as guide posts for your future. As an advisor to the Class of 71 , I wish each of you the very best in all your endeavors. Remember, life is made of many ups and downs, and often it seems you have only the downs or the hard times. But, it ' s only due to those hard times, that you can appreciate the good times. Mrs. Gloria W. Penn Pamela Lee Michael Vega Lillie Blackshear John Algee Senior Senators Jackie Glaze rr Roma Pinkney Cynthia Jackson Rhonda Washington The Senior Class graduates of 1971 ... As far as I can see, one of the most promising classes to walk the halls of Scott. These are rough times for teen-agers particularly for black teen-agers. The individuals in this class will certainly feel the pres- sures of our changing society. I hope their high school years have provided the necessary skills. But I wonder . . . Shirley Morrison Harvey 32 The Many Moods of Our Senior Class Officers -Hi ' .. r ™ L J jv i M ' IJR Beverly Wilbourn PRESIDENT Pearlene Jackson VICE PRESIDENT Telma Henry TREASURER Mary Bethany SECRETARY 33 34 Willa Ashford Marcia Baldwin John Algee Gloria Allen Mr. Flute Rice takes time to console an injured Yvonne Butts. Mark Allen Maxine Baker Louvenia Barnes Chester Bates Thurston Battles Mary Bethany Shirley Bishop Lillie Blackshear 35 Lois Brackette Pauline Brown Terry Bryant Doris Brown Valencia Brown Mack Burton w E C A N B E C A U S E Donald Brown Yvonne Butts Delores Borner William Boyd 0 Kftr ' ■ W Efefc. ' m- !i W V «i z. r 1 B - JJ j !k J -j ?jb C?i Kevin Brown Johnnie Brownlee Beverly Bryant Bonnie Burch Ronnie Cathcart Linda Chambers Robert Cherry Beverly Clasper 36 Karen Colbert Bonnie Craft Bernith Davis Suzanne Coburn Tommie Crockett Charlotte Davis w E T H I N K W E C A N Judy Collins Mike Davis Sally Campos Jesse Crowell Byron Daniels .A % Chorion Dewberry Deborah Duncan Denise Duncan fe. ,fl Bk - ■ vB P k 1 iflSk H | ts MM i K P KjdflC jfl i ■lu89UR Brenda Dunbar Joyce Dunn Debra Easterly Elizabeth Evans 37 L. C. Everage William Feemster Richard Fields Diane Floyd Lighted Schoolhouse program in photography makes Scotters curious. Maron Flowers Wendi Franklin Alvin Freeman Lonnie Gaines Ronald Garrett - Gregory Gibson Darlene Ginger 38 Marlene Ginger Oudia Gordon Kevin Gregory Jacqueline Glaze t ffc Charles Glover Raymond Gonzales The class of 71 knows where the heal is. Tony Green Beverly Guyton Charles Hamilton Roverna Hamilton Paula Harold Sylvester Harper 39 Martinea Harriott Ronald Harris Timothy Harrison Beverly Hayes Herdia Hayes Deborah Henry Thelma Henry Clara Hickbottom Cynthia Hicks Nathaniel Hicks Robert Hicks Beverly Hill mm Camille Hilou Karen Hodges Marion Holcomb a 1 . Keith Holmes Barbara Holt Aaron Horton Dennis House Alfreda Howze Carrie Howze Marvin Hudson Havilland Hughes Alvin Jackson Cynthia Jackson 40 Rickey Johnson Rosalyn Johnson Anna Jones Denise Jones Kenneth Jones Buiista Kimbrough Jerome King Rebecca King Robert King David Koster John Lee Linda Lee Rodney Lee Karen Leonard Anita Lewis 41 The Computer Maintenance class at Scott is one of only two such programs offered in United States high schools. Cynthia Lewis Ruth Lockridge Iris Liggons James Lobdale Janet Luckey Ben McClenden Bessie McClair Mary McDuffey Tanya McFarland $v This year ' s seniors had an opportunity to enroll in the Computer Maintenance class. Gloria McNeil Jo hn McKenzie Sh—rv J 1T31 rn -J  j W Floyd Mack Gwendolyn March 42 Seniors Dominate Monika Martin Pamela Matten Judith Matthews John May Kenneth Merrell Wanda Meyers Franklin Moore Underclassmen Thomas Moore Brenda Morris James Morrison 43 Alice Nash Louis Newson Mary Norman Felix Nash Nicholas Nawrocki Gloria Nix Kenneth Oddoye Marsha Nix Bobby Odoms Awmm Scott loyalty Terri Osby Tanya Payne Andrea Perryman Roma Pinkney Kenneth Presnall Debra Prude William Ouillin Joseph Quinn Julie Quinn 44 Wayne Riley Flora Rivers Renota Robinson Pamela Rogers Kay Rogers Rose Rogers Diane Rue Ann Russel Denise Russell 45 Mr. Terry Jones tells seniors about the advantages of a college education at the University of Toledo. Tony Russe Patrick Sansbury Hazell Schockley Denise Sanders Patricia Sanders Shauna Scott Mahalia Seldon Patricia Seward Charles Sibbey Mayo Slaughter Betty Smith Gerva Smith Iris Smith Linda Smith Sylvia Smith Nora Snow Vance St. Clair Carol Steele 46 Ronnie Taylor Robbie Todd Pricilla Truss Kenneth Tuggle Michael Vega David Wagner Debra Wakefield Beverly Walker Tommy Walker Rhonda Washington 47 Christine Walsh V Jeanette Wilborn S Richard Welch Cyhthia Williams Jacques Wells Charles Wheatley Barbara White Cynthia Williams Preston Williams Sedalia Williams Deborah Wilson Sandra Wyrick James Young Loretta Young Joseph Coker Robert Rose Gwen Talbert 48 Deborah Duncan Denise Duncan Winifred Franklin Gloria Allen The Soulful Senior Court Members Express Themselves Carol Steele Pearlene Jackson Havilland Hughes Homecoming Queen Rose Rogers 49 Senior Chronicle — A — ADAMS, JOE— Track, 9, 10; Golf 11, 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; Im. Sports 10. ALGEE, JOHN — Football 9, 10, 12; Im. Sports 9, 10, 11; Hi- Y 1 0, 11, 12; Black History Club 11, 12; Ties Literary Society 12; Senior Senator 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; Student Council 10, 11; Scott Skits-M.C. 11; Junior Achievement 12; Student Exchange 12; Para-Medical Club 12. ALLEN, GLORIA — Chorus 10; Im. Sports 9; Bowling 12; Of- fice Asst. 1 2; Homecoming Court 1 2. ALLEN, MARK — Football 9; Service Commission 9; Hi-Y 10, 11; Social Commission 12; Drama 12; Afro American Club 1 2; Scott Skits 1 1 ; Ties Literary Society 1 2; Student Council 1 2; Cross Country 9. ANDERSON, ARNOLD— Football 9 ,11, 12. ANDREWS, CHARLES ASHFORD, WILLA— F.H.A. 10; Chorus 11; Cho ir 12. — B — BALDWIN, MARCIA— B.O.E. Club 1 1 ; Office Asst. 1 1 ; C.O.E. 12. BETHANY, MARY— Latin Club 10; Tarns 11, 12 ; Senior Class Sec. 1 2; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 1 0, 11; Student-Teacher Relations 12; Black History Club 12; THISTLE 1 1; Tutor 12; Future Teachers of America 9; Home- coming Planning Comm. 12. BLACKSHEAR, LILLIE — F.T.A. 9 ; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 1 0; J.R. Class Vice Pres. 1 1 ; Sena- tor 1 2; Tarns 11, 12; Honor Society 1 1 ; Honor Society Pres. 12; Black History Club 11, 12 ; Tutor 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; Prom Comm. 11, 12; Drama 9; Winter Festival Comm. 11, 12; Homecoming Comm. 12; Election Commissioner 12; Gavel Club 10. BORNER, DELORES — Cooperative Office Education 12. BRACKETTE, LOIS BROWN, DORIS — Majorette 1 2; Tarns 1 2; Para Medical Club 1 2; Foreign Language Club 11, 12. BROWN, PAULINE— Pep Club 10, 11; B.O.E. 1 1 ; C.O.E. 1 2. BUTTS, YVONNE— Red Cross 12; Gavel Club Pres. 10; Choir 10; Gym Asst. 12; Office Asst. 12; Hand Book Comm. 9; Track 9, 10, 12. CHAMBERS, LINDA — Homeroom Alt. 9; Black History Club 1 1 ; DECA 1 2; Tutor 1 2; Modern Dance 1 1 ; Choir 11, 12. CHEARS, WILLIE— Basketball 9. CHERRY, ROBERT — Chess Club 12 ; Highlights 11, 12; The Beacon 9, 11, 12. CLASPER, BEVERLY— SCOTTON IAN 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Junior Achievement 1 1; H.R. Rep. 9, 10; Im. Track 9, 10; Im. Swimming 9; Y-Teens 9, 10; Girl ' s Chorus 10. COKER, JOSEPH— Chess Club 12; The Beacon 12; Highlights 12. CORTEZ, MARGARET — Foreign Language Club 11; THISTLE 11, 12 ; Office Asst. 1 2; Nurse ' s Aide Training 1 2. CRAFT, BONNIE — Activities Club 10, 11; Drama 1 1; Student Council Pres. 1 2; Highlights 11, 12. — D — DAVIS, BERNITH— Office Asst. 12; Bowling Club 9, 10; Girl ' s Chorus 9, 10; Symphonic Choir 11; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 1 2; Track 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Advanced Place- ment Club 12; Im. Sports 9, 10, 1 1 ; Tarns Treas. 12; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Athletic and Hospitality Comm. 1 1; Athletic Office 12. DEWBERRY, CHARLON— Honor Society 11,12; All City Choir 11, 12; Drama 9, 10; Choir Talent Show 10, 11; Math Club 9; Y-Teens 9, 1 0, 1 2; Symphonic Choir 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Student Council Rep. 1 2; Gavel Club 11, 12; Social Comm. Co-Direc- tor 12; Foreign Language Club 12; Girl ' s Ensemble 10, 12. DOTSON, BRIAN — Football 9; Lighted School Program 9, 10, 11, 12. Art Club 10, 12; Scott- DOTSON, SANDRA — Im. Sports 9; ettes 10. DRAPER, DEBORAH — Pep Club 9, 10; Homeroom Alt. 9; C.O.E. Pres. 12. DUNBAR, BRENDA— Tutor 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; TASC; Homeroom Rep. 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Im. Sports 10, 11, 12; Tarns Literary Society 1 1 ; Secretary S.B.G. 12. DUNCAN, DENISE — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Home- room Rep. 9, 10; Social Comm. 10, 11; SCOTTONIAN 12; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheer- leader 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 2; Gym Asst. 1 1 ; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 9; Para-Medical Club 10, 12; Black History Club 1 1. DUNN, JOYCE— Im. Sports 9; Pep Club 1 1 ; Club Comm. 1 1 ; Girls Chorus 9; Choir 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 1 2; S.B.G. 1 2. — E — EVANS, ELIZABETH EVANS, JOANN— C.O.E. 12; Pep Club 9; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10. FAIR, BERTHA— Y-Teens 9; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Office Asst. 12; Chorus 10. FITCH, PATRICIA— Nurse ' s Aide 1 2 ; Para-Medical Club 10; Choir 10, 11, 12. FLOWERS, MARION— Band 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Football 9. FLOYD, DIANE— DECA 11, 12; F.H.A. 11; Lighted School Program 1 1 . FOSTER, LEONA — Homeroom Rep. 9; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10; Im. Sports 11, 12. GARRETT, RONALD — Pres. Hi-Y 11; Homeroom Rep. 10; Var- sity-S Club 11, 12; Student Exchange 10, 11; Student Guide 11, 12; Homecoming Escort 1 2; Im. Sports 9, 1 0. GLAZE, JACQUELINE— Pep Club 9, 10; Girls ' Chorus 9; Club Comm. 1 2; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Student And Teach- ers Comm. 1 1; S.B.G. 12. GORDON, JAMES — Football 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 1 2; Varsity-S Club 11, 12. GORDON, OUDIA — H — HALL, PAUL— Hi-Y 11, 12; Scott Skits M.C. 1 1 . HAMILTON, ROVERNA— Y-Teens 9, 10, 12 ; Im. Sports 10, 11; DECA Vice Pres. 12 ; Bowling Club 10. HAROLD, PAULA — Im. Sports 9, 10, 11; Bowling 10, 11; Pep Club Pres. 9, 1 0; Tarns Pres. 1 2; Office Asst. 11, 12; Election Comm. 12; Y-Teens 11; Foreign Language Club 12; Honor Society 9; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Advanced Placement Club 12. HARRIOTT, MARTINEA— Pep Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 1 1 ; Y- Teens 11, 12. HARRIS, RONALD— Arts and Crafts 9, 10, 11; Gym Asst. 1 2; Im. Sports 9, 1 0; Homeroom Rep. 9, 1 0; Varsity-S 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Basketball 9 ; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. 50 Senior Chronicle HAYES, BEVERLY — Y-Teens 9, 10, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Clubs Comm. 1 1 ; Student Council Rep. 9, 11; All City Choir 10, 11, 12; Office Asst. 1 2; Talent Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir Executive Board 1 2; Girls ' Ensemble 10, 11, 12. HENDERSON, ELOISE HENRY, DEBORAH — Office Asst. 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Pep Club 11; Tarns 11; Im. Sports 10; Y-Teens 10; Student and Teacher Relations 1 1; Foreign Language Club 1 1; Para- Med. Club 1 2; Social and Assembly Comm. 1 2. HENRY, THELMA — Y-Teens 9, 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 11; Bowling Club 1 0; Office Asst. 1 1 ; Cheerleader 11, 12; Senior Class Treas. 1 2; F.H.A. 10; Gym Asst. 11;S.B.G. 1 2 ; Hospi- tality and Athletic Comm. 1 2. HICKS, CYNTHIA— Girls ' Chorus 10; C.O.E. 12. HICKS, ROBERT — Choir Talent Show 10, 11, 12; Boys ' En- semble 1 2; Messiah 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Student Guide 11, 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Student Ex- change 9, 1 0, 1 2; Football 9, 1 0, 1 2; Im. Sports 9, 10, 11; Student Council 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 11. HILL, BEVERLY— Library Aide 1 2. HOLCOMB, MARION— Office Asst. 12; Y-Teens 11; Home- room Rep. 9, 10. HOLMES, KEITH — Class Treas. 1 1 ; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 10, 11; Tarns and Ties 12; Drama 9; Cross Country 9; Symphonic Choir 1 1 ; Boys Chorus 1 0; Track 9, 10; Bowling Club 9; Homeroom Alt. 9; Im. Sports 9, 10; Junior Achievement 10, 11, 12; SCOTTONIAN 11, 12; Skits 11; Gym Asst. 10; Varsity-S Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Journalism Workshop at O.U. 10; Homecoming Escort 12; Prom Com- mission 11; Publicity Commissioner 12; Student Teacher Re- lations 1 1 ; Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9; T.A.S.C. Commission 11, 12; Black History 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 1 0; Ath- ' letic Commission 1 0; Exchange Student 11, 12. HOLT, BARBARA— Tarns 11; DECA 12; Lighted School Pro- gram 11; F.H.A. 11. HOUSE, DENNIS— Football 10, 11, 12. HOWZE, CARRIE— Homeroom Rep. 12. HUDSON, MARVIN— Hall Guide 9, 10; Varsity-S Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Im. Sports 10, 11; Junior Achievement 1 1 ; Gym Asst. 1 0, 1 2; Boys Choir 10, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 1 1 ; Prom Comm. 1 2; O.W.E. 1 1 ; Exchange Student 1 2. HUGHES, HAVILLAND — HOMECOMING QUEEN 12; Human Relations Comm. 12; Publicity Comm. 12; Black History Club 1 2; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 9; Student Coun- cil 9, 10. JACKSON, CYNTHIA— Choir 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Pep Club 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Assembly Comm. 1 1 , Y-Teens 11, 12; Gavel Club 9, 1 0, 1 1; Hospitality Comm. 12; Senior Senator 12; Girls ' Chorus 9; Tarns 11, 12; Black History Club 1 2; Girls Ensemble 11, 12; Choir Ex. Board 11,12; Skits 1 1 ; Talent Show 11, 12; All City Choir 12. JACKSON, PEARLENE— Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Chorus 9; Y- Teens 9, 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 9, 11; Jr. Court Member; Homecoming Court 12; Exchange Student 12; Student Coun- cil 9, 1 1 , 1 2; Bowling Club 1 0; Vice Pres. Senior Class; S.B.G. JACKSON, STEVEE— Track 9, 1 0, 1 1 ; THISTLE; Hi-Y Pres. 1 0, 1 1 ; Vice Pres. Black History Club 1 1 . JOHNSON, JAMES— Football 9 ; Baseball 9; Im. Sports 9, 10, 11. JOHNSON, LINDA— Cheerleader 9, 12; THISTLE 11; Home- coming Court 1 0. JOHNSON, LORRAINE— Y-Teens 9; Office Asst. 1 1 ; Major- ette Captain 11, 12; Handbook Comm. 1 2; DECA 1 2; Home- room Rep. 10. JOHNSON, RICKEY— Football 9,12; Wrestling 9,10; Varsity- S Club 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; SCOTTONIAN 1 2; Gym Asst. 1 2; Office Asst. 12; Track 9,10,1 1,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12. JOHNSON, ROSALYN — Bowling 9; Choir 10,11,12; Tum- bling 10; Homeroom Rep. 9,10. JONES, ANNA — F.H.A. 10,11,12; Office Asst. 12; Pep Club 11; Girl ' s Varsity Basketball 12. JONES, DENISE — Symphonic 11,12; Bowling 10; Sympho- nettes 12; Girls Chorus 10; Homeroom Rep. 9,10,12; Pep Club 9,10; Im. Sports 10,12; Hospitality Comm. 12. JONES, PORTIA — Band 12; Girl ' s Varsity Basketball 12. JONES, ROBIN — Choir 1 2; Pep Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 9,11. JONES, SUSAN— Messiah 10,11; Black History Club 12; Foreign Language Club 11,12; Talent Show 9,10,11; Choir 10, 11; Girls ' Chorus 9; Bowling Club 9, 11; F.H.A. 1 1 ; F.T.A. 1 1; Homeroom Rep. 9,1 1,12; Y-teens 10,1 1,12. — K — KANE, VICKIE KILGORE, ROBERT KIMBROUGH, BULISTA— Im. Track 10; Chess Club 10; Tarns 11,12; Honor Society Treas. 11,12; Homeroom Alt. 1 0; Black History Club 12; Red Cross 10; SCOTTONIAN 12; Advanced Placement, Pres. 12; Foreign Language Club Treas. 11,12; F.T.A. 10,11. KING, HATTIE — Foreign Language Club 12. LEACH, RONALD— THISTLE 11; Human Relations Cmt. 12; Study for The Seventies Cmt. 1 1,12. LEE, JOHN— Wrestling 9,10,11,12. LEE, LINDA — Girls ' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 1 1; Symphonic Choir 12; S.B.G. LEE, RODNEY — Band 9, 10, 11; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9,10; Homecoming Escort 12; Talent Show 11,12; Im. Sports 10,1 1; Messiah 1 1,12; S.B.G. 12; Innocent People 12. LEGREE, KEDRON— Symphonic Choir 11, 12. LEWIS, ANITA— Drama Club 10; Gavel Club 10; Advanced Placement Club 12; Pep Club 10; Latin Club 10; Homeroom Rep. 11; SCOTTONIAN 11, Co-Editor 12; SCOTTONIAN Photography Manager 12. LEWIS, DANA — Football 11,12. LEWIS, ROSALYN— Pep Club 9; Y-Teens 9,12; Student Coun- cil 9; Black History Club 1 2; Foreign Language Club 1 2. LIGGONS, IRIS— THISTLE 1 1 ; Y-Teens 9; Tarns 1 1 ; DECA 1 2. LOBDALE, JAMES — Football 9,10; Wrestling 10; Varsity-S Club 10; Baseball 10; Im. Sports 9,10. LOCKRIDGE, RUTH— THISTLE 11; Im. Track 10; Homeroom Rep. 9,10,1 1; Pep Club 9; Social Comm. C.O.E. 12. LYONS, L. C. — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Varsity-S Club 10,11,12. — Mc — McCLENDON, JOYCE— DECA 2 ; Black History Club 12. McCLENDON, BENJAMIN— Slot Car Club 10; Drama Club 1 0; Student Body Govt. 11,12. McCLAIR, BESSIE— Choir 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Club Com- mission 1 1; Hi-Y 10, 11; Spanish Club 1 1; Publicity Commis- sion 1 0; Solo Ensemble Contest 11, 12; Swimming Club 1 0; Para-Medical Club 11, 12. McDUFFY, MARY — Y-Teens 9, 10; Tutor 12. 51 Senior Chronicle McFARLAND, TANYA — Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12; Sec ' y Black History Club 12; Captain, Pep Club 11; Social Commission 12; Junior Achievement 12; Upward Bound 10, 11; Drama Club 12. MACK, GLORIA — Girls ' Chorus 10, 11; Assembly Commis- sion 1 1 ; Pres., Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Vice President, Pep Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 10, 12; Sym- phonette Choir 1 2; Upward Bound 1 1 . — M — MACK, FLOYD— Track 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Cross-Country 9; Choir 10, 11, 12. MACK, LIONEL — Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Chess Club 10; Im. Basketball 11; THISTLE 10; Choir 9, 10; Baseball 10; Varsity Basketball Manager 10. MANN, WILLIAM MARCH, GWENDOLYN — Girls ' Chorus 9; Y-Teens 9; Sym- phonic Choir 10; Y-Teens 10; Symphonette Choir 12; Home- room Rep. 10; Nurse ' s Asst. 12. MARINO, KATHY — Synchronized Swimming 9; Foreign Lan- guage Club 10, 11, 12. MARTIN, LESLIE— Red Cross 12; Junior Class President 11; S.B.G. President 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Attendant in King ' s Court 11; TASC Commission 11, 12; SCOTTONIAN 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Latin Club 9; THISTLE STAFF 1 1 ; Ties Tarns 1 2; A. P. Club 1 2; Black History Club 12; Junior Achievement 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Escort 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Dramatics Club 9; Gavel Club 10; Buckeye Boys State 11; Washington Workshop 1 1; Scott Skits 1 1; Journalism Workshop at Ohio University 10. MARTIN, MARALYN— Pep Club 9, 10; Girls ' Chorus 10; Up- ward Bound — T.U. 10, 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Social Commission 11; Social, Service, Assembly Commissioner 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 11, 12; Prom Committee 1 1 , 12; Camp Storer Counselor 12. MATTEN, PAMELA— Girls ' Chorus 10; Choir 11, 12; Y-Teens 9, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; S.B.G. 12; Elections Commis- sions 12; Chairman of March of Dimes 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; TASC 12; Girls ' Ensemble 12. MATTHEWS, JUDITH MAY, JOHN— Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Exchange 12; S.B.G. 9, 10; Boys ' Chorus 9; Choir 10, 11, 12; Ass ' t. Mr. Standriff 1 0; Ass ' t. Mr. Burkett 11, 12; French Club 1 1 ; Homeroom Rep. 9, 1 0. MEYERS, WANDA— Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 9, 12; THISTLE News Editor 12; Swimming Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9; Senior Officers 12; Publicity Co-Commis- sioner 12; Red Cross Commission 10, 11, 12; Black History Club 10, 11, 12. MOORE, FRANK — Basketball 9, 10; Hi-Y 9; Im. Sports 9, 10, 1 1 ; Homeroom Rep. 9, 1 0; Computer Club 1 2. MOORE, ROSALIND — Red Cross 11; Foreign Language Club 11. MOORE, THOMAS— Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Pres. of English Class 12; Homeroom Alt. 11; Varsity-S Club 11. MORRISON, JAMES— Football 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. — N — NAWROCKI, NICHOLAS— Chess Club 12; Quiz Bowl 12. NEWSON, LOUIS— Band 10, 11, 12; Band Vice President 1 2; Concert at T.U. 1 0; Annual School Concert 10, 11; Inter- national Festival 11, 12; May Festival 10, 11, 12; Choir Talent Show 12; Student Council Talent Show 11; Black History Club 1 1. -O — 52 ODDOYE, KENNETH — Quiz Bowl Team 12; THISTLE 12. ODOMS, ROBERT— Art Club 11, 12; Im. Sports 11; Baseball 1 2; Morning Basketball Team 9. OSBY, TERRI — Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Y-Teens, Sgt. at Arms 10, Vice Pres. 1 1 , Treas. 1 2; Bowling 9, 10, 11; Arts Crafts 9; Red Cross Rep. 9, 1 0; S.B.G. 10, 11, 12; Social Commission 10, 11, 12; Track, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Girls ' Chorus 1 0; Gavel Club Sec ' y. 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 11, 12; Finance Commission 1 1 ; Dramatics 9, 1 0; Library Ass ' t. 11; TASC 12. P — PARKER, McCOY— Symphonic Choir 12. PATTIN, ANTHONY — Im. Sports 9; Foreign Language Club 12; Gavel Club 9, 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 9; Symphonic Choir Accompanist 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Student Exchange 1 1; Social Commission 10; Mixed Ensemble 9, 10; Solo-Omea 9, 10, 12. PAYNE, TANYA — Bowling 9, 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11. PERRYMAN, ANDREA— Drama Club 9, 10; Chess Club 10, 11, Co-Pres. 12; Quiz Bowl 11, Co-Pres. 12; Black History Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; THISTLE 1 1 ; Human Rela- tions Committee Chmn. 12; A. P. Club 12; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10. PINKNEY, ROMA L— Y-Teens 10, 11; S.B.G. Senator 12; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Publicity Commission 11; Service Commission 11; Tarns 11; SCOTTONIAN 12; Para- Medical Club 12 ; Black History Club 11; Gavel Club 10; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Student Exchange 12; Scott Skits 1 1; Girls ' Track 10, 11. PRICE, WILLIAM — Organizations Commission 10; Athletic Commission 11; Service Commission 11; Projectionist 10; Hi-Y 10; Student Council 10, 11; SCOTTONIAN 12; Student Exchange Escort 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 1 0, 1 1 . — Q — QUILLIN, WILLIAM — F.T.A. 10, 11; Library Club 9, 11; Ecol- ogy Club 1 1 ; Quiz Bowl Team 1 2; Science Club 9; Choir Club 9; English Club 9, 10, 11. QUINN, JOSEPH — Football 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. — R — RANDOLPH, PAUL— Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Im. Sports 11; Varsity-S Club 11, 12. REDMAN, DARNELL — Football 9, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 1 2 ; Choir 11, 1 2; Student Body Govt. 12. RELEFORD, DENISE— Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9; Girls ' Chorus 10; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Choir Talent Show 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Messiah 11, 12; Choir Robe Committee 12; Contest Solo Choir 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Choir Contest Solo 12; All City Choir 1 1; Sgt. of Arms (Y- Teens) 11, 12; Escort Football Mothers 12; Home Economics Style Show 10, 1 1 ; Computer Maintenance 12. RICE, RONALD — Track 9; Symphonic Choir 10, 11; S.B.G. 10, 11; TASC 10, 11; Vice President, S.B.G. 11; Red Cross Rep. 1 1; Student, Teacher Relations Comm. 10; Homecoming Escort 10, 11; Sophomore Attendant in King ' s Court 10; All City Choir 10, 11; Outstanding Teenagers Award 11; Out- ward Bound 1 1; Exchange Student 10, 11; Spanish Club 10. RICHARDSON, FLETCHER— Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Dramatics Club 1 1 ; Cast of The Horse is Dead 1 1 ; Office Aid 11; Foreign Language Club 11; Football 9. Senior Chronicle RILEY, LaDONNA — Y-Teens 9, 10, 1 1; J. V. Cheerleader 10; Girls ' Basketball Team 10; Girls ' Volleyball Team 9; Modern Dancing 1 1; The Horse is Dead 1 1; Innocent People 12. ROBINSON, RENOTA — Chorus 10; SCOTTONIAN 12; Home- room Rep. 9, 12; J. V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Y-Teens 9, 12; Marching Band 9; Choir Talent Show 9, 10, 12; Service Committee 9; Dramatics 10; Pep Club 9; Alpha-Phi-Alpha Contest 10; Jabberwock 10; Volleyball 10; Symphonettes 1 2. RODGERS, PAMELA— Office Ass ' t. 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Club Co-Commissioner 12; Member of Commissions 11, 12; THISTLE 11, Editor 12; S.B.G. 12; Homeroom Rep. 11, 12. RODGERS, KAY — Homeroom Rep. 12; Junior Achievement 12; B.O.E. 11; Black History Club 12. RODGERS, ROSE— Y-Teens 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Choir Talent Show 9, 10, 11; Elections Commission 12; Senior Court Member 1 2; All City Choir 10, 1 1 ; Messiah 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Chorus 9. ROSE, ROBERT — Im. Basketball 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 11. RUE, DIANE — St — St. CLAIR, VANCE— Slot Car Club 10, 11, 1 2; Chess Club 1 2; HIGHLIGHTS 1 2. ' THE BEACON ' — S — SANDERS, DENISE— Y-Teens 9; Bowling 9; Im. Basketball 9; Y-Teens 10; Upward Bound 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 10, 11; Girls ' Varsity Basketball 11; Gym Ass ' t. 12; Bridge 12. SANSBURY, PATRICK — Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Boys ' Chorus 9, 10; Junior Achievement 12; Im. Basketball 9, 10. SCOTT, SHAUNA — Tarns and Ties 11, 12; S.B.G. 9, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Choir Talent Show (Stage crew) 11, 12; Athletic Commission 1 1 ; Publicity Commission 1 2; Jr. Sr. Prom Commission 11, 12; Upward Bound 11, 12; Lighted School Style Show 1 1 ; Stadium Drive 1 1 . SELDON, MAHALIA — Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Im. Sports 9, 10; Red Cross Volunteer 10; Volleyball 9; Y- Teens 1 2; DECA 1 2; Tarns (Vice Pres.) 1 1 , 1 2; A. P. 1 2; Pep Club 10; Alt. Homeroom Rep. 10; Athletic-Hospitality Com- mission 1 2. SEWARD, PATRICIA — Y-Teens 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Girls ' Basketball 10; F.H.A. T 1 ; Girls ' Volleyball 11; Scottettes 10; Innocent People 1 2. SHOCKLEY, HAZELL— Football 9; Track 10; Boys ' Chorus 10; Choir 11, 12. SIBBEY, CHARLES SMITH, BETTY — Activities Club 10, 11; Drama Club 11; Co- Editor THE BEACON 12; HIGHLIGHTS 11, 12. SMITH, GERVA SMITH, IRIS — Homeroom Rep. 12; Y-Teens 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball 11; DECA 12; Tarns 12 ; Volleyball 9; Im. Sports 10, 11; Hospitality Commission 1 2; Bowling Club 1 0; THISTLE 11. SMITH, LESSIE SMITH, LINDA K. — Y-Teens 10; Symphonic Choir 10; Choir Talent Show 1 0; Black History Club 1 0. SMITH, MONROE— Track 12. SNIPES, SHIRLEY— Bowling Club 9 ; Y-Teens 9, 12; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Social Commission 1 2; Mixed Chorus 11; Symphonic Choir 12; Pep Club 11, 12. STEPHENS, KARL— Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Varsity-S Club 11, 12; Co-Captain Football Team 12. STOUDAMIRE, DEBORAH — Y-Teens 9; Finance Commission 12 ; Girls ' Chorus 9; Choir 10, 11; Bowling Club 9, 12; For- eign Language Club 1 2 ; A. P. 12; Im. Sports 9, 10; Student Council Alt. 11; Office Aide 12. TAITE, EVELYN — Bowling Club 9; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Publicity Commission 12; Tarns 12; A. P. Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Y-Teens 9; Office Ass ' t. 12. TARRENT, RUBYE — Y-Teens 9, 11, 12; Computer Club 9; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Service Commission 1 1 ; Co- Commissioner Student — Teacher Relations 12; Girls ' Chorus 9; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Human Relations Committee 12; Symphonic Choir Talent Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Messiah 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 1 0; S.B.G. 10, 11, 1 2; Pep Club 10, 11; Lighted School Work Program 1 2; Alt. All City Choir 10, 11; Girls ' Chorus Accompanist 9; Girls ' Solo Ensemble Contest 10, 12; Homecoming Decorating Committee 11; Honor Roll 9, 11, 12; Choir Executive Committee 11, 12; Solo Ensemble Contest — Soloist 1 2; May Festival 9, 10, 11, 12. TAYLOR, LINDA— Y-Teens 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 10. TODD, ROBBIE — Black History Club 11; Foreign Language Club 1 1 ; Tarns 11, 12; Jr. Class Secretary 1 1 ; Winter Festival Escort 1 1 ; Prom Committee 11, 12; Senior Class Historian 1 2; Finance Commissioner 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; S.B.G. 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9. TOMS, DOLORES — THISTLE 1 1 . — V — VEGA, MICHAEL — Pet Care Club 9; Swimming Club 10; Senior Senator, S.B.G. 12; Quiz Bowl 12; Human Relations Committee 1 2. — W — WAGNER, DAVID — Chess Club 11, 12; Slot Car Club 11; THE BEACON 11, 1 2; HIGHLIGHTS 11, 12. WAKEFIELD, DEBRA — Pep Club 9, 10, 11;. Spanish Club 9; F.T.A. 9; DECA 1 2; Science Club 9. WALKER, BEVERLY— Junior Achievement 11; Pep Club 10; B.O.E. 11; C.O.E. 12. WALSH, CHRISTINE — Y-Teens (Vice President 1 2) 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Office Ass ' t. 1 0; Foreign Language Club 12; F.H.A. 10; Scottettes 11; Elections Commission 10; Citizenship Commission 9; Bowling Club 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; SCOTTONIAN 11, 12; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Modern Dancers 10; Swimming 9; S.B.G. 12; Winter Festival Commission. WASHINGTON, RHONDA— Im. Sports 9, 10; Office Ass ' t. 11 12; Pep Club 11; DECA 12; SCOTTONIAN 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Senior Senator 12; Elections Commission 11; Exchange Student Guide 11, 12. WELCH, RICHARD— Slot Car Club 10, 11; Student Council Rep. 12; Chess Club 12; THE BEACON 12. WHALEY, MATTHEW— Black History Club 12; Foreign Lan- guage Club 1 2. WHITE, BARBARA — Social Commission 10, 11; Girls ' Chorus 10; Choir 11, 12; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12. WILBOURN, BEVERLY— Pep Club 10, 11; Y-Teens 9, 10; Senior Class President 12; Tarns 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Tutor 12; Black History Club 12; SCOTTONIAN 12. WILBOURN, JEANETTE — Office Aide 1 2; Swimming 9; C.O.E. 12; In School Work Program 10; Nurse ' s Aide 12. WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA MARIE— Girls ' Chorus 1 0; Mixed Chorus 11; Office Ass ' t. 11; Elections Commission 11; Senior Class Rep. 1 2; S.B.G. 11, 12; Judo Class 10, 11. WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA— F.T.A. 9, 10, 11; Bowling Club 9, 1 1 , 12; Debate Team 10; Quiz Bowl Team 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team 1 1 . WILSON, DEBORAH — Bowling Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 11. 53 An aerial view of Scott ' s Siebert Stadium before its demolition. With the dawn of the 1969-70 school year, Scotters were faced with the condemnation of their stadium. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Ruth Sharp, the students as well as concerned people within the community united to rebuild their sta- dium. The availability of federal funding made the rebuilding an immediate possibility. In January of 1970, demolition of the Siebert Stadium was begun. In November, less than one year later, workmen were on the job constructing the new Scott Stadium. The efforts of Mr. Rice and the stadium committee are to be commended for raising the necessary funds to make the new athletic facility a concrete reality. One of the many entrances to the old stadium. 54 The old comes down. goes up. 55 W . E V m. Ps -I J REFLECTIONS ... OF JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Larry Collins President Garland Chadwell Vice-President Irene Davis Secretary Patricia Dix Treasurer Miss Martha Kinny and Miss Josephine Horton, advisors. The past three years for most Juniors have been a period of reorganization and adjustment. Three years at Scott are now behind us. We are little more than Juniors and little less than Seniors. 1972 is our year. It will be, The Year of the Bulldog . Larry Collins 57 Junior Senators Cheryl Vega 58 Students enjoy using the oil new facilities of the Scott Library and Resource Center. Bernard Allen Catherine Allen Jennifer Allen Kathy Allen Matthew Allen Wanda Allen Claybourne Arnett Marilyn Autry Maureen Baker William Baltimore Eddie Banks Leonard Barber Kathy Beaner William Beene Johnny Bell Michael Bennet Pamela Benson Betty Bethany Jodie Biddle Robin Bird Michael Bockart Wardene Bonds Linda Boone James Bourn Sherry Bouyer Sylvia Boykins Barry Britter Curtis Brown David Brown Diane Brown 59 Larry Collins James Cooper Robert Casteltanos Charles Cotton Carol Davis Doug Davis Irene Davis Marvin Davis Brenda Darden Shirley Dent Marcetla DeVault Patrica Dix 60 George Fosler Sharon Fowler Gwen Franklin Ruth Franklin Gerald Freeman Herbert Gabriel Chequita Draper Duane Duncan Debra Dunson David Duren Barbara Edmonds Yvonne Edwards Heide Ersepke John Everett Renee Ewing Nathaniel Ezell Mark Fisher Brenda Fitzpatrick Leon Flagan Robert Fletcher Loreno Flemmings Darlene Floyd Michael Flunder Sarah Forham Lonnie Gaines Sondra Gardner Danice Gary Linda Gibson Marcia Gibson Bobby Gillard J. V. Cheerleaders do favorite cheer, N-O-T-H-l-N-G 61 Jackie Harderson Arthur Harris Joann Harris Kenneth Harris Nellie Harris Simmie Harris Ronald Harrison Jackie Harold Romero Harthorn Sharon Hastings Regel Haynes Jerry Henderson Pamela Henry Alfred Herbert Harry Hersey Robin Hicks Gary Higgs Josevere Higgs 62 Roosevelt Hunter Kenneth Huntley Rosie Issac Thelma Isaacson Larry Jacobs Loretta Jackson Melinda Jackson Raymond Jenkins Mark Jewel Herbie Johnson Jackie Johnson William Johnson Benny Jones Carolyn Jones Daris Jones Frances Jones Lonnie Jones Sharlet Jones 63 Shirley Jordan Chester Kimbrough Bobbie King Georgia King Krista King Otis King Amos Knowles Robert Knowles Stanford Lafayette Donna Lawson Kendall Lawson Larry Layson Kedron Legree Rosalyn Lewis Venessa Lewis Donna Lindsey Linda Livingston Rosie Lockette Underclassmen display a conglomeration of class spirit. 64 Juniors participate in 5pirit Week by dressing in sloppy attire. Cathy Marino Beverly Mayo Sheila Minor Anthony Mitchell Bruce Mitchell Janet Mitchell Eddie Mixon Gwen Moore Jason Moore Joanne Moore Luzon Moore Maedean Young Ora Moon Dwayne Moorehead Alesia Mooris William Mooris Joyce Mosely Toni Mosely Maxine Murphy Ron Nagy Irma Newborn Neil Newberry James Nest Evelyn Newson Bonnie Odom Regina Oliphant Mark O ' Neal Icilda Orr Annie Overton Dale Oxner 65 Kenneth Paige Randy Parker Theresa Peacock Keith Polk Debra Ponds Keith Pope Larry Pope Leonard Poston Karen Powell Rachael Quinn Melvin Rambus Danny Ransey Rita Ray Gwen Readus Delores Redman Tim Reid John Richey Reba Ridley Melvina Rivers Reshay Robinson Greg Roosevelt Miss Gruber describes swimming routine. Students receive last bit of information. Now it ' s sink or swim— it ' s up to them! 66 Lynda Ross Hatem Saie Juan De Pareja A few of the busy art students in Mrs. Smith ' s class. Rhonda Sanders Gloria Sanders Wanita Savage I Doretha Seay Tyler Seldon Rickie Shuller Dwayne Shy James Simmons Peggy Simmons Claudia Russell uses the 6th hour conference period to com- plete a painting. Art instructor, Mrs. Florence Smith, gives Claudia some valu- able pointers. Valerie Sims Jim Skeeters Anna Smith Charles Smith Donald Smith Walter Smith Willie Smith George Sparks Carolyn Sproles 67 Theresa Stephens Billy Stevens Lonnie Stokes James Stoudamire Lester Streeter Rodrick Stroles Christine Sullivan Keith Tally Pam Tarrent Vena Tate Beverly Taylor Darrell Taylor Terry Taylor Varonia Taylor Rosemary Thomas Fred Todd Darlwyn Townsend Linda Turner Milton Tyler Lewis Vanlear Cheryl Vega Delia Walker Tommie Walker Ophelia Ward Alvin Ward Anthony Warren Keith Washington Vanessa Watkins Varlan Watkins June Watson Robinetta West Tylene West Andrew Whaley Charles Wheatley Sharon Whickum Teresa Whitaker Myron White Amory Whittington Keith Wiczynski Andy Williams Barbara Williams Keith Williams 68 Deborah Wilson Eric Wilson Willard Woodard Maynard Wright Fred West Raymond Young James Yuille Martha Brown Sophomore girls have to keep a level head for that perfect tumbling form. 69 The Soulful Sophomore Class Officers Karen Barham Secretary Edwina Perryman Treasurer 70 Sophomore Class Senators Crystal Gamby. Missing from the picture, Chris Reid and Artie Ware. rfifk ABC ' s of Life A young man will try anything but will only succeed in what you let him. Be wise rather than sorry. Continue to move with caution. Deal with strangers as if they were just that. End now what you see is wrong. Fortune is yours if you want it. Gather what you can now, tomorrow may be too late. Hold on to happiness, let go of those who try to take it from you. Insincerity is the key to unhappiness. Justice is not always blind but sometimes nearsighted. Kindness can be shown by the smallest smiles. Let no man tell you the height of your potential. Many a fool lost all by trusting too many. No one knows you better than yourself. Opportunity, like beauty, is to the eye of the beholder. Patience, in too great quantities, may lead to great loss. Queenly manner need not be boasted about, it can be seen. Reserve a bit of inner strength, not for others but for yourself. Stop all things that will lead others to sorrow. Think of a few as friends, more as acquaintances and most as enemies. Understand more than others think you do. Vengeance strikes twice, one at the other person, then at you. Whatever you do, remember those who are doing for you. Ex-cel in all you can but brag to no one. You can do a lot more for the world than you think you can. Zone your heart as you would property, to be used only for certain purposes, one of those not being hate. Lillie Blackshear Students find the resource center useful for last minute studying. 71 Deanne Adams Don Adams Sandra Alexander Biology students dissecting worms. Tanya Barnett Marsha Battles Gloria Baughman Cheryl Bennett Henry Benton Mary Beverly Ruth Bey Corrlne Black Gwen Boyd Wayne Braddy James Brooks Albertha Brown Cheryl Brown Edward Brown Jerome Brown Patty Brown Rosalind Brown Tony Brown Connie Buford George Burton Beverly Byrd 72 Pensiveness Reginald Cowel! Pamela Crenshaw Ronnie Crosby Donald Crowell Susan Crup Charles Crye Teresa Dailey Olga Daniels Karen Davis Sammy Davis Sandra Davis Sara Dawson Rodney DeBoe Mary Davis Darlene Dyer Emmanuel Dewberry Carl Dixon Charles Dixon Bob Donaldson Frank Draper Faith Dunlap Linda Byers Elizabeth Cales Linda Calloway Gary Cales Robert Campbell Anthony Cean Gimi Roosevelt Carter Timothy Carter Ronnie Cathcart Michael Chapman Carl Christopher Michael Claybourn Gail Claytor Beatrice Coachman Willie tAae Colbert Wendy Collins Cornell Conley Iris Conley 73 Michelle Dunnavant Charles Early Derke Easterly Gayle Elkins Steve Ellis Bonita Ellis Barbara Estts Gerald Everage Yolanda Ezell Deborah Farris Linda Finney Shelia Fisher Gloria Fifzpatrick Marilyn Fletcher McKInley Ford Shirley Ford Gwen Foster Jerry Fowler Larry Franklin Charles Freeman Crystal Gamby Bill Gangway Bonnie Garland Emory Garrett Ken Garrett Teresa Gary Curtis Gibson James Gibson Linda Gibson Rena Goldsmith Ardthye Gooden Pamela Green Vanessa Green Artie Griffin Thoman Guiles Brenda Hall Albert Halsey Menya Harrington Lucean Harris John Hartfleld Rory Harthorne Carta Hayes Jerome Hayes Kathalene Hayes Pam Heard Pamela Hemphill Valeria Hersey Linda Hightower Barbara Hinton Terry Hopkins Latanya Hoskins Sabrina Hoskins Edward House Elaine Howze Shelia Howell Mike Hudson John Hughes Anthony Hunt Joey Hunt Charles Hutchen Phillip Hutchen Darrell Ingraham 74 Michael Johnson Ruben Johnson i.j«- Stanley Johnson Yourline Johnson Hey you in the middle, camera shy? i I „ i Darryl Jones David Jones Eddie Jones Linda Jones - HI Brenda Jones Cleveland Jones Denise Jones Denise Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones Richard Jones Willie Jordon Hey! Where ' s the birdie? Who .... me? 75 David Wagner, Joe Coker, Bob Cherry and Ron Nagy enjoy a game of chess. Wheel chair football at Feilbach can be fun. You just get in a wheel chair and get into the action. Cynthia Jackson Richard Jackson Ronald Jackson Marilyn Jacobs Belinda Johnson Charlene Johnson Clifton Johnson Deanna Johnson Herbie Johnson James Johnson Sandra Kemp Derrick Key Michael Key Cora Kight Curtis King Ed King Gwen King Mary Ann King Ouincey Langston Kevin Legree Barbara Lenard Debra Lewis Diane Lewis Byron Liggons Anna Lindsey Mildred Lloyd Rosie Lockett Delano lomas Anna-Maria Lopez Bob Lucas Tyrone McBee Pot McColl Mary McCant Terry McCoy Deborah McCray 76 Keith Mack Cethus Manning Cassandra Marney Linda Marsha Pamela Marsha Nancy Martin Linda Martz Stanley Mason Sammie Mays Joe McNeil Oswald Meeks Beverly Mitche Yvonne Mitchum Gregory Moore Office assistants put attendance cards in teachers ' boxes. 77 Regina Puckett Vickie Quinn Teresa Ramsey Chris Reed Ernes! Reed Alphonso Rice Catherine Richardson Deborah Richardson Mike Richardson Mike Richardson Ruth Richardson Linda Richie A short conversation before class begins. Jean Ridley Teresa Riley Daryl Roberts Oscar Roberts $h r 1 | Charles Robinson Judy Robinson Leroy Robinson Leslie Robinson Nick Robinson Dorene Rogers Jackie Rogers Charles Ross  H TZi Jean Ross Ladora Russell Ronnie Russell Terry Sample Ron Garrett points out Scott High ' s Sign of the Times. Carol Sanders Larry Sanders Jon Sarra Gregory Savage Collin H. Scott Monica Scott James Seruggs Deborah Sherer 78 All it takes is steady hands. Rickey Shoek Carol Shutt Fred Sibbley Gloria Sibby Sammie Simmons Artis Smith Charles Smith Ethel Smith Margaret Smith Mary Ann Smith Sheral Smith Sigman Smith Jeanette Snipes Denise Snivelly Vickl Sobczak Frances Sommers Mary Sommers Gerald Spencer Michelle Staunton Mark Steinmetz William Stephens Deborah Stewart Frances Stewart Lynette Stokes Jeffery Strong Dero Sudduth Calvin Talley Marilyn Talley Shirlefte Tate Nancy Tatum Cynthia Taylor Marvin Taylor Ruby Taylor Stella Taylor Diane Thomas James Thompson Is it that bad? 79 Reba Washington Renita Waters Teresa West Carolyn White James White Lily White Shirley White Leonard Whitney Cheryl Whittington Debra Wilbourn Curtis Williams Esther Williams Joetta Williams Otis Williams 80 Wanda Wilson Anthony Wilson Dennis Witcher Gale Woodard V y Tyrone Woodard Linda Woodbury 4  v Joe Yolverfon Vernon Young Diligence . . . the key to learning. Mr. Kirby has an informative session with his fourth hour class. 81 Freshman Class Officers Janet Weathers — Treasurer, Michael Burton — V. Pres., Vikki Stewart — Sec, absent, Gail Konce — Pres. Mr. Paul Bamford, Miss Geraldine Kaczmarek, Mr. Merle Dixon, absent, Mrs. R. Cooper. Advisors 82 ' Round and about Scott. 83 Mike Alcock Weedy Alexander Arthur Allen Beverly Wilbourn styles a mini. Louis Allen Rose Anderson Tanya Anderson Karen Armstrong Victoria Armstrong T. D. Ashford John Atkins Sharon Badas Michael Baker Carol Steele wears a midi ' gaucho ' style pants suit. iP J£ Julia Baldwin Patricia Banks Marlon Barbour Paula Harold models the maxi. Sterling Barnes Helen Barrera Joe Barrera Denise Black Kent Barry Gregory Bay Deborah Bean Dennis Black Jamie Bennett Charles Berry Lewis Bills Debra Bobo 84 Dennis Bobo Marlin Borrough Steven Boughman Tony Bowman Vanessa Boyd Carmen Brenson Annie Britter Harlan Breck Atvin Brown Annette Brown Oscar Brown Peggy Brown Vickie Brown Linda Bruster Morris Buchanan Yvonne Buckhaulter Cynthia Buckley Judy Buker Sherry Bunnell Michael Burton Yvonne Bush Olga Butts Christine Byrd Toni Byrd Mary Cales Hiram Calloway Sylvia Campos Connie Campbell Constance Campbell Gloria Campbell Marytin Campbell Randy Campbell Margret Carmony Linda Carr Reginald Carrall Robert Gaston and Heide Ersepke were among the students in Mr. Ortyi ' s Russian language class. Gym classes show how spirited girls can work off excess energy. 85 Christine Carver Denise Chapman Students show interest in homecoming display. Jackie Chapman Mark Cheatam John Cheers Peggy Chestnutt Keith Chisholm Nathan Chambers Carolyn Claybourn Teresa Claybourn Gary Coates Lee Cook Brenda Cooper Rhonda Craig Arbira Crawford Denise Crawley Karen Creger Latonya Crensha Shelia Howell, ' Angie Sample and Jackie Harold flash smiles for photographer. Rodney Crosby Shirley Crosby Steve Crowell Sandra Dalton Janice Daniels 86 Rubin Daniels Andy Darrington Beverly Davis Ernestine Davis Carmel Dellis Diane Diggins Teresa Dix Vivian Dixon Kevin Dodd Jerry Doncourse Emily Dotson Gary Duhart Sheryl Dukeshire Donnie Dunbar Grace Edwards Percy Edwards Velma Edwards Priscilla Ellison Darlene Evans Jeanette Everett Ricky Fisher Gloria Fitzpatrick Rex Florence Phyliss Flowers Brenda Foster Brenda Foster The library ... a place for quiet thoughts for Dennis Witcher 87 Cheryl Frazier Linda Frazier Isiah Freelane Joe Frye Maria Fuller Charles Gerald Linda Gibson Evelyn Gillard Charles Glover Renee Glover Theresa Glover Mary Gonzales Scott High hosted Kenneth Oddoye, Foreign Exchange Student, from Ghana. Barbara Gordon Michael Gordon Howard Graham Brenda Green Linda Green Randolph Green Ardeth Griffin Louise Grove FEB B-12 Lavonne Gunn Cheryl Hackney Janice Hall Sambertha Hall Yvette Hall Robert Halliburton Elijah Ham Craig Hamilton The banner goes up outlining the schedule of events for Negro History Week. 88 Joyce Hamilton Mary Hamilton Clifford Hanes Cynthia Harris Lutherine Harris Rosella Harris Sammy Harris Steven Harris Mark Harrison Valencia Hartfield Ethel Hayes Regina Heard Gennevive Helms Linda Helms James Henry Paul Herwat Alexis Hicks Shirley Hill Darrell Hobson Keith Hollingsworth Claudia Holloway Darnell Holms Eugene Holms James Holms Terry Hopkins Lizzie Horton Latanza Hoskins Mary Huddleston Barbara Huggins David Hughs Stephanie Hughley Grover Hunt Judy Hutchenson Will Insley Shirley Irish Darryl Jackson Diane Jackson Willie Jackson Pecola Jacobs Delores Jagodzenski Cloyd Jefferson Cathy Johnson Clarence Johnson Danny Johnson Jackie Johnson Keith Johnson Sherry Johnson Celestine Jones Cleveland Jones C. 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Jones Clifford Jones Daisy Jones David Jones James Jones Mary Jones Peggy Jones Regina Jones Robin Jones James Jones Lloyd Kelson Michael Key Tyrone Keley 89 fj 9 ® W Lewis Kimbrough Deborah King Debra King Gail Koonce Luckey Landress Randy Langston Rodolfo Ledesma Rosemary Ledesma Brenda Leech Melvin Leonard Bresha Levesque Delores Lewis Rose Lewis Karl Lindsey Bennie Lofton Ivory Lofton Bobby Lucas Edward Lyons Katrina McBride Pierette McCain Pamela McCall Leonard McCan Micheal McCarver Jeanie McClellan Valissha McCoy Elaine McCreary JoAnne McElhenry Mussette McFarland Willie Maddox Diane Maggett Jan Mallet Duane Mann Shirley Mann Jerry Marks Michelle Marr Gwen Mason James Metcalfe Terry Middlebrooks Etelia Miles Deborah Miller Reggie Minor Diane Mitchell Lome Moore Stephanie Moore Stewart Moore 90 Marguerite Morrison Karl Murden Victor Murry Mary Nash Steven Nash Donnell Neighbors Kenneth Nelson Cynthia Norwood Larry Oates Cynthia O ' Neal Carol Ostrander George Owens Theresa Owens Shirley Parker Shirley Parris Iva Patrick Bobbie Perry Clarrise Perry Cindy Petroff Tony Petfaway Carolyn Phenix Anna Piggee John Pilaczynski Anna Player Ronald Player Diane Porter Lauri Powell Carey Price Lavon Prowell Anthony Reed Malinda Reid Alesia Releford Patricia Rice Dale Richardson Jennifer Richardson Semolia Richardson David Robinson Keith Robinson Beverly Rogers Dan Rohn 91 Lovater Ross Mary Jean Rupert Frank Sallie Herman Sallie Linda Sampson Raymond Scott Olivia Scruggs Leslie Schlff ler Jeanette Seabert Don Sharpley Cathy Shaw Darlene Shelmon Donnell Shelmon Lorenzo Sherred Patricia Shoemake Dennis Shuler Robin Shy Emanuel Sibby Michelle Simmons Travis Simmons Eddie Sims Renee Sims Belinda Sledge Cheryl Sloop Elaine Smith Homer Smith Janedean Smith Jesse Smith Jonas Smith Lester Smith Mayvee Smith Michael Smith Ronald Smith Salena Smith Shelia Smith Theodis Smith Mary Snipes Delphine Snow Anthony Spencer Cathy Stallworth Shelia Starks Frank Steele Marvin Stewart Vikki Stewart Denise Strahan Brenda Stubblefield Gregory Stykes Elizabeth Tafley James Tarrent Patricia Tate Regina Taite Calvin Taylor Debra Taylor James Taylor Kenny Taylor Kim Taylor Lesley Taylor Stella Taylor Trevor Thomas Troy Thomas Willie Thomas Sonny Thompson 92 Class of 74— Trying To Get It Together Cheryl Toler Charles Toler Roscoe Traynum Joe Trehan June Turner Avis Vidales Bradford Vidales Gail Wade Shirley Wade Charles Walker Gary Walker Thomas Walker Glenda Walton Emma Wallace Denise Wally Michael Ware Verlence Washington Janet Weathers Ronald Weathers Wanda Weathers Wanda Weathers Fred West Jeffrey West Agustus Westbrooke Dennis White Don White Douglas White Marie White Marilyn White Richard Whitereck Cortney Williams Debra Williams WmmmL t 93 Vera Wright Tina Wyatt Delia Williams Dwight Williams Gene Williams Sarah Williams Shelia Williams Arnold Wilson Jewell Wilson Marcia Wilson Shirley Wilson Georgetta Wimberly Denise Woodard Eugene Woods Larry Woods Glen Womack Kelsey Glover Hungry students and faculty members show interest in after school bake sale. Dismissal of school is always a time to share the happenings of the day. 94 AA$ € 9 Thomas Daring Tina Dawson Albert Easterly Debra Fitzpatrick Kenny Garrett Francis Green Cathteen Haynes Marilyn Jones Constance Oneal Darrell Scott Elaine Terry Celeste Willington ' Junior Rah!! _ . ..■,. . - — 4t ; , L h fc 1 v 4 -. mJm 1 y .- 1 Lunch is a bright spot in everyone ' s day. Restructured English classes allow upper and un- derclassmen to be in the same class. m T ' 1 u Mi i 1 •• k !© _jj l - Hk 1 yy SK 4 w ' w Z SH 95  «r«is ' P Scenes in the computer maintenance class. 96 Guidance Director, Mrs. Gracie Stewart has many years of experience in dealing with the assorted problems of young Scotters. Assistant Principal, Mr. Millard Jackson attempts to dispense discipline with fairness and understanding. 97 is for the privilege of loving and the privilege of being loved. is for the ease it gives the soul. is for the absence in your search to find yourself. is for the calm you feel if you like what you find. is for everlasting . . . P . E . A . C . E . May this love never cease PEACE 98 :-..-.-, IactivitiesI MHHandI organizations! e rf y Wwfc aS|f3l Sptjiy ; ■ ' iT-. ' .}4 ' . : The 1 970-7 1 Student Body Gov ' t Officers Pres. Leslie Martin Historian Robbie Todd Vice Pres. Ron Rice Secretary, Brenda Dunbar And Their Advisors Treasurer, Denise Russell Sergeant-at-Arms Roger Jackson Advisor Miss Rita Hubbell Advisor Mr. John O ' Toole During Negro History Week, Scott High received 14 visitors from foreign lands abroad. The AFS students are staying with host families of nearby towns and villages around Toledo for a year and will be leaving in July of 1 971 . After staying in America six months, they wanted to stay with Black Amer- ican students for a weekend in order to see how Black Americans live. The students en- joyed themselves wholly and expressed a desire many times to visit Scott High again. STANDING: Bob from Thailand, Pearlene Jackson, Darnell Redman, Mary Bethany, Leslie Martin, and Rodney Lee. SITTING: Christina from Brazil. Elin from Norway, Robert Hicks, and Marie Torrent. STANDING: Sopong Pongtana (Bob), Thailand, Elin Olmo, Norway, Beat Weis- sen, Switzerland, Ermano Apampinato, Italy, Eiko Motegi, Jcpan, Staffan Ges- trelius, Sweden, Anita Luna, Dominican Republic, Christopher M. Counsel, Australia. SITTING IN CHAIR: Monique Joly. SITTING ON FLOOR: Christina Maris Cortezzi, Brazil, Efrain Danilo Perez, Costa Rica, Yolanda Magdalena Reyes Velez, Ecuador, Jane Dunstan, Australia. Not pictured is Ludgeria San- tana from Panama. Pictured here are hosts, hostesses, close friends and the AFS students. The hosts are Keith Sharp, Darnell Redman, Tommy Crockette, Arthur Green, Johnny Price, and Robert Hicks. The hostesses are Marie Torrent, Roma Pinkney, Yvonne Butts, Pearlene Jackson, Bernith Davis, Lillie Blackshear, Mary Bethany, and Alesia Morris. Yolanda from Ecuador, Marvin Hudson, and Christina from Brazil. The classroom where WSPD news film was taped. STANDING; Marvin Hudson, Freddie Todd, Eiko from Japan, Johnny Price, and Anita from Dominican Re- public. SITTING: Marie Torrent and Rodney Lee. 5fl Hospitality-Athletics Commission — TOP ROW: Cynthia Jackson,- Carol Murphy; Bernith Davis; Phyllis Autry. BOTTOM ROW: Deborah Duncan; Thelma Henry, commissioner; Denise Jones, co-commissioner. Finance Commissioner — TOP ROW: Robbie Todd, commis- sioner; Irene Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Pamela Benson; Debra Stoudamire. Commissions Student-Teacher Relations Commission — TOP ROW: Maria Torrent, co-commissioner; Greg Sturdivant; Brenda Washington. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Bethany, commissioner; Jackie Johnson. Absent, Luzon Moore. Clubs Commission — TOP ROW: Denise Duncan, commissioner. 3rd ROW: Marvin Davis. 2nd ROW: Terry Samples; Jackie Glaze. 1st ROW: Andre Young. Elections Commission: TOP ROW; Rose Rogers; Commission- er, Lillie Blackshear; Pamela Matten. 2nd ROW: Regina Totty; Tommy Crockette; Janet Mitchell. Publicity Commission: TOP ROW: Yvonne Mite hum; Mary Beverly; Vallencia Brown; Shauna Scott. 2nd ROW: Evelyn Taite; Commissioner, Keith Holmes; Wanda Meyers. TASC Commission: TOP ROW; Keith Holmes; Leslie Martin; Ron Rice. 2nd ROW: Pamela Matten; Terri Osby. Social Service Assembly Commission: TOP ROW: Deborah Henry; Chorion Dew- berry; Shirley Snipes; Gail Welch; Terri Osby. 2nd ROW; Jodie Biddies; Mary Jo Carrigan; Commissioner, Marilyn Martin; Barbara White; Tommy Crockette. Red Cross Commission: CLOCKWISE STARTING AT THE TOP: Richard Vega; Carol Schutt; Debora Wilson; Cheryl Vega; Barbara Johnson. Paramedical Club: TOP ROW: John Algee, Roma Pinkney, Gean McCellen, Doris Brown, Vicki Coson, Linda Byers, Deb- orah Henry. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mr. Jamison, Ruth Bey, Cheryl Smith, Cynthia Deboe, Janice Booker, Thelma Henry, Cynthia Jackson; absent, Janet Mitchell, Denise Duncan. Future Homemakers of America: LEFT TO RIGHT: Flora Rivers, Anna Jones, Clau- dia Garrison, Advisor Mrs. Jane Lindeman. Modeling Club: Advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Milliner 104 Future Business Leaders: STANDING: Lillian Gaines, Christine Kendall, Karla Hughes, Marilyn Jacobs, Deborah Wil- son. SITTING: Treasurer Marcia Gibson, Secretary Denise Cason, President Loretta Jackson, Vice President Linda Boone. MISS- ING: Deborah Robinson and Brenda Fitzpatrick. The sponsor is Mrs. Jackie Johnson. D.E.C.A.: TOP ROW: Gwendo- lyn Talbert, Lorraine Johnson, Wendi Franklin, Roverna Hamil- ton, Rhonda Washington, Ad- visor Mr. Robert Leonard, Mil- dred Lee, Johnny Robinson, Felix Nash, Edward Dawson. BOTTOM ROW: Cole Cummings, Clara Hickboftom, Lavonne Con- ley, Tom Ray, Deborah Wake- field, Patti Wilson. O.W.E.: BACK ROW: Curtis Ford, James Thompson, L. C. Everage, Thomas Duren, Ronald Weathers, David Burnham, Mat hew Sohnly, Advisor Mr. Harry Keller. FRONT ROW: Nate Wiggins, Delores Frye, Gloria Harwell, Sue Coburn , LuAnn Carroll, Julie Herve, Deborah Burns, Jackie Watts, Larry Mc- Gee. C.O.E.: BACK ROW: Nathaniel Hicks, Pauline Brown. CENTER ROW: Miss Upchurch, Ruth Lock- ridge, Marcia Baldwin, Anna Russell, Advisor Mrs. Agnes Thomas. FRONT ROW: Beverly Walker, Karen Colbert, Deborah Draper, Sandra Wyrick, Delores Borner, Cynthia Hicks. 105 fiTadbWl 1 1 ll Miscellaneous Scenes 106 1 ar m Swiil f k r 9| f JL Quiz Bowl: ROW 1: David Koster, Kenneth Oddoye, Cynthia Williams, Michael Vega. 2: Andrea Perryman, Mr. John O ' Toole, Advisor; Nicholas Nawrocki. ROW Advanced Placement English: ROW 1: Debbie Stoudamire, Evelyn Tate, Miss Donna Long, Advisor. ROW 2: Bernith Davis, Bulista Kimbrough, Paula Har- old, Anita Lewis. ROW 3: Andrea Perryman, Cynthia Williams, Leslie Martin. Foreign Language Club: ROW 1: Irene Davis, Betty Loften, Brenda Darden, Miss Martha Kinny, Advisor. ROW 2: Bulista Kimbrough, Icilda Orr, Christine Walsh, Thelma Isaacson. ROW 3: Donald Smith, Cynthia Williams, Gerald Freeman, Mrs. Shirley Harvey, Advisor. ROW 4: Andrea Perryman, Theresa Stephens, Charles Atkinson. Black History Club — TOP ROW: Andrea Perryman, Lillie Blackshear, Mary Bethany, Robbie Todd, Leslie Martin. 2ND ROW: Bob Roberts, Rosiland Moore, Bev- erly Wilbourn, Keith Holmes, Paula Harold, David Brown, Mark Allen. 1ST ROW: Mathew Whaley, Havil- land Hughes, Advisor Miss Lucretia Wright, Bulista Kimbrough, John Algee. Clubs Clubs National Honor Society — STANDING: Jerome King, Advisor Miss Jean Sack, Evelyn Taite, Andrea Perry- man, Advisor Mrs. Gracie Stewart, Leslie Martin. SEATED: Cynthia Williams, Lillie Blackshear, Bulista Kimbrough, Beverly Wilbourn, Chorion Dewberry, Anita Lewis. Tarns Ties — TOP ROW: Darnell Redman, Keith Holmes, Lille Blackshear, Leslie Martin, Roger Jack- son. 2ND ROW: Freddie Todd, Paula Harold, Bulista Kimbrough, Robbie Todd, John Algee. 1ST ROW: I ci Ida Orr, Advisor Miss Donna Long, Doris Brown, Shauna Scott. Clubs 108 Miscellaneous Scenes f my n 109 Well Alright Arts and Crafts Club — TOP ROW: Ronnie Cathcart; David Duren; Rosevelt Hunter; Jimmie Jordan; Charles Allen; Benny Jones; Aaron Horton. THIRD ROW: Ed Lomas; Shirley Bishop; Jesse Crowelt; Otis Ketchum; David Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Florence Smith; Mr. Lamaxie Glover; Advisors. FIRST ROW: Clarence Robinson; Preston Williams; Brenda Darden; James Jacobs. Bowling Club: TOM ROW: Pat Chess Club — TOP ROW: Michael Vega; Jerome King; Adrea Perryman; Mrs. Shirley Harvey — Coach. BOTTOM ROW: David Kirby — Advisor; Nicholas Nawrocki; Marc Jewell; David Koster. TOP ROW: Theresa Stephens; Mae Cole; Renee Ewing; Renota Robinson; Irene Davis. BOT- Sanders; Gerva Smith; Linda Livingston — President; Christine Walsh. 110 for the Hobbies! Pep Club: TOP ROW: Rose Rogers, Denise Duncan, Patricia Sanders, Christine Walsh, Mortinea Harriott, Pamela Matten, Denise Releford, Valencia Brown, Wanda Myers, Pearlene Jackson, Barbara White, Thersa Steph ens, Thelma Henry, Linda Johnson. ROW TWO; Renata Robinson, Gerva Smith, Alfredo Howze, Mary Jo Carrigan, Wendi Franklin, Carrie Howze, Karen Steward, Bernith Davis, Linda Livingston, Shirley Snipes, Katherine Beaner. Varsity-S Club: TOP ROW: Dana Lewis, Tony Russell, Reginald Barnes, Karl Stephens, Thomas Moore, Roosevelt Hunter, Robert Willis, Tony Green, Morris Robinson, Advisor, Mr. John Fisher. ROW TWO: Tyler Seldon, Vice President; Mathew Allen, Presi- dent; Ricky Johnson, L. C. Lyons, Alvin Jackson, Kenny Jones, Jesse Crowell, Paul Randolph, Elmore Watson. ni Clubs that help a . . Sophomore Y-Teens: TOP ROW: Phyllis Autry, Karen Barham, Yolanda Ezell, Deb- orah Stewart, Frances Summers, Ardith Gooden. . . . developing mind grow Hi-Y: TOP ROW: Larry Collins, Vashoon DeBoe, Terry Sample, Robert Hicks, Keith Holmes, Roy Terry, Tyler Seldon. 2nd ROW: Jodie Biddies, Paul Hall, Andre Young, Mark Allen, John Algee. Freshman Y-Teens: Tina Wyatt, Denise Black, Carol Phoenix. 112 Junior and Senior Y-Teens: MEMBERS: Christine Welsh, Cynthia Jackson, Barbara Davis, Chorion Dewberry, Denise Releford, Beverly Hayes, Gloria McNeil, Robin etta West, Maria Tar rent, Pamela Matten, De- nise Black, Tina Wyate, Teresa Stevens, Terri Osby, Thelrna Issacson, Cheryl Vega, Shirley Snipes, Mary Jo Carrigan, Martinea Harriott, Kathrine Beaner, Gerva Smith, Judy Collins, Pat Saunderss, Wanda Myers, Rose Rogers, Jackie Johnson, Nancy Martin. President Robinetta West _J Advisors Mrs. Grade Stewart and Mrs. Gertrude Porter. Student Nurses Aides — CLOCKWISE: Shirley Bishop, Earleen Jenkins, Lessie Smith, Denise Bolden, Marvo Ward, Alice Nash, Jeanette Wilborne, Robin Jones, Judy Matthew, Alfreda Howze. I fi ft 114 Student Office Assistants — ROW 1 : Beverly Hayes, Deborah Henry, Martina Harriet, Carrie Howze, Clara Hickbottom, Barbcra White, Valencia Brown, Brenda Darden, Anna Russell, Alfreda Howze, Mildred Lloyd. ROW 2: Cynthia Williams, John May, Terry Sample, Pamela Rodgers, Raymond Young, Wendi Franklin, Deborah Wilson, Andre Young, Marcia Baldwin, Wanda Meyers, Charles Wheatley. NOT SHOWN: Bernith Davis, Evelyn Taite. Resource Center Assistants — STANDING: David Jones, Dennis Witcher, Mike Husen. SEATED: Cyn- thia M. Franklin — Resource Center Aide, Linda Chambers. NOT SHOWN: Tom Ray, Paul Smith. I Cafeteria Board — TOP ROW, Leslie Martin, Roger Jackson, and John Algee. BOTTOM ROW: Irene Davis, Thelma Henry, Denise Duncan, and Mae Cole. tudents erving cott The Cafeteria Board, newly established this year, is a group of dedicated Scotters devoted to the betterment of the Scott High Cafeteria. The Board sees that the food is covered while being transfsrred from room to room, is open to all criticisms, and tries to see what can be done to improve our cafeteria. Since they ' ve just started out, they haven ' t reached all the goals they had hoped to, but, with plans in mind, everyone is looking forward to an improved and more ef- ficient cafeteria system in the near future. Student Tutors — TOP ROW: Cynthia Jackson, Lillie Blackshear, and Denise Black. BOTTOM ROW: LaVon Prowell, Linda Chambers, and I c i Ida Orr. The Musically Inclined Scottettes, Choir, Band SCOTTETTES Advisor, Mrs. Jerri Henderson The dancers are Gwendolyn Moore, Franc JoSevere Higgs, Vicki Stewart. rimers, Vanorian Tay ' - r, Menya Harrington, Brenda Hall, Deborah Taylor, Jill SwH, Letholla Gray. i v J - JS- • « Phyllis Autry, Crystal Gamby, Cathy Perkins, Shirley While, Mae Cole. Choir sings Hail To The Queen in coronation assembly. Choir accompanies Negro History Week Program with hymns and spirituals. Choir prepares to perform in Honor Assembly for Martin Luther King. f i Mr. Carter trains Symphonettes who may one day be an integral part of the Symphonic Choir. 117 Our Sou If u My United TOP ROW: Linda Lee; Jacqueline Johnson; Darnell Redman; Ronald Rice; Cyrus Milliner; John May; Leslie Robinson; Tony Patlin; Earl McDonald; Tommy Walker. THIRD ROW: Wanda Allen; Rose Rogers; Denise Releford; Phillip Hutchen; Greg Sturdivant; Jerome Hayes; Charles Cole; Marvin Davis; Tony Walker; Vernin Young. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carter; Phyllis Autry; Maria Torrent; Karen Barham; Wanda Williams; Chorion Dewberry; Caren Davis; Pearlene Jackson; Cynthia Jackson. FIRST ROW: Debra Easterly; Shirley Trice; Denise Jones; Maxine Baker; Deborah Stewart; Rodney Lee; Lamar Campbell. Mr. David Carter, director Each and every member of Jesup W. Scott High should be grateful that we are blessed with the pres- ence of our Symphonic Choir; this year, 80 voices strong and under the superb direction of Mr. David Carter. From long hours of hard work, along with the mag- nificent accompaniment of Anthony Pattin, they have created for us an image of unity and greatness which stands as a monument to what Scotters are capable of accomplishing, individually or combined. This year they have given the traditional Handel ' s Messiah, brought home honors from the Solo and En- semble Contest, and represented Scott at the District and State Choral Contest. Also they have performed at the University of Cincinnati, The Peristyle, and pre- sented the May Festival. Let us cease to wonder in what mystical way the blended voices create their harmony, or at the gran- deur and decorum of each performance, and give them the credit their achievements deserve. They are truly No. 1! 118 Symphonic Choir TOP ROW: Danny Witcher; Tony Green; Robert Hicks; Freddie McMillan; Leon Flanagan; Russell Miller; Hazell Shockley; James Young; Willie Smith; Bertha Lee Fair; Maureen Baker. THIRD ROW: Dennis Pernell; Floyd H. Mack; Leo Allen; Oliver Watkins; Kedron Legree; Patrick Sansberry,- Tommy Crockette; Terri Osby; Pamela Matten; Mary Jo Carrigan; Shauna E. Scott. SECOND ROW: Charles Ham; McCoy Parker; Michael Kimbrough; Toni Mosley; Jacqueline Ann Glaze; Linda Chambers; Kathy Glover; Shirley Snipes; Beverly Hayes. FIRST ROW: Bill Cheatham; Leroy Robinson; Deborah Duncan; Pamela Benson; Aveldia Muldrew; Mary Beverly; Vanessa Watkins. The Symphonettes TOP ROW: Marina Ridley; Yolanda Ezell; Gloria Sibby; Robin Jones; Vanessa Daniels; Carol Murphy; Gayle Elkins; Pamela Rodgers; Willa Ashford; Karen Leon- ard; Gloria McNeil; Gwendolyn March; Luzon Moore; Clara Hickbottom. SECOND ROW: Vera Wright; Sylvia Bokens; Vanessa Jackson; Francine Brown; Rosalyn Johnson; Mildred Lloyd; LaDonna Riley; Tonya Anderson; Delphine Snow; Mae Cole; Alice Nash; Rhonda Washington; Patricia Fitch. FIRST ROW: Peggy Simmons; Olga Butts; Rosalind Brown; Renota Robinson; Barbara Williams; Mary Summers; Caron May; Sheila Fisher; Gloria Campbell; Alesia Morris; Denise Jones; Kathy Beaner. 119 Presenting Scott ' s B ' ■m . j m. V «HH1T1 Marching 120 H I , « m Soulful, Dynamic M nTrf 5 Band . . . 121 93 % L Percussion Section — Percy Edwin, Arthur Vaughn, Raymond Young, Herbie Gabriel, Lewis Newson, Dennis Black. . . . Who Lower Brass — STANDING: Milton Cathey, Clifford McBea, Dale Gordon, Artie Griffin, Charles McBea, John Hugnes, Keith Talley. KNEELING: Theresa Harris, Krista King, Pam Torrent, Billy Stevens. Are Musically Flute Section — Rose Marie Lewis, Elaine Terry, Portia Jones, Theresa Gary. Showing band grandeur during homecoming parade. ■ ■ Cynthia Taylor and if mm Welcoming former band member Bobby Brown, now a member of the Jackson State Band. WA z FS L ?t if i )-a :o: Trumpeteers — STANDING: Charles Cotton, Clorence Young, Ronald Harrison, James Morrison. KNEELING: Donice Gary. LaDora Russell Saxophonists- — STANDING: Cethis Mannix, Darrell Jones, Charles Barber, James Torrent. KNEELING: John Allen, Carl Christopher, Carol Phoenix, Calvin Talley. w W Clarinetists — STANDING: Portia Jones, Mark Harrison, Denise Block, Sherry Bouyer. KNEELING: Robinetta West, Carol Sanders, Tony Byrd, Tina Wyatt. instrumentally grouped f f iLji? LEFT: Band members practicing during the summer season. RIGHT: Ronald Harrison, James Morrison, and Clarence Young blow trumpets during homecoming assembly. f|r T i Director Augustus T. Walker. Mr. Walker and Mr. Brewer discuss plans for the band. «  mm tarn-. mm auMMMMunw ABOVE: Mr. Walker directs the band as the majorettes go through a routine. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Walker di- recting at Airport on the arrival of Jackson State and Kentucky State bands. t0 Director Augustus T. Walker has put his intellect and many musical talents together to bring forth the finest sound in the city. FAR LEFT: Mr. Brewer directing at one of our football games. BELOW: Majorettes Doris Brown and Diane Lewis, step to the time of the music of the band. James Stoudamire, President of the Band. Assistant Band Director Mr. David Brewer. Publications 1970-71 Thistle Staff Gerald Freeman — photographer Business Staff: Deborah Wilson, Carol Schutt, Sylvia McClellan, Ron Leach, Roger Jackson. Action in the Scottonian vs. Thistle Game. 126 Editor-in-Chief, James Howell, with advisor. Thistle cheerleaders. Activities Staff: Marjean Bell, Barbara Johnson, Jean Rivens. Copy Editor: David Jones Editor: Pamela Rogers The Thistle, Scott ' s official student newspaper, has been reorganized this year into five de- partments to cover and report the news more effectively. The newspaper still adheres to its editorial policy of fairness, accuracy and independence, and speaks as the voice of all the students at Scott. Sports Staff; David Jones, David Brown, Editor; Charles Smith Activities and News Editor: Wanda Meyers Sports Editor: Charles Smith Advisor: Mrs. Elizabeth Cooksey Photographers: Marilyn Autry, Wardene Bonds, Don Smith, Darryl Jones. 4 M Mr. Ortyl and Robbie Todd go over the underclass layouts. Dean works laboriously over the SCOTTON1AN. Dean Martin SCOTTONIAN Editor-in-Chief Business Editor Mr. R. V. Ortyl, Advisor Anita Lewis Co-Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor 1970-71 Scottonian Staff Anita takes time out for a thoughtful moment. Dean, Mr. Ortyl and Anita converse regarding photographic equipment. Underclass Staff: Renota Robinson; Lillie Blackshear and Carol Murphy. John Algee, a member of the senior staff. Bulista works diligently on senior layouts. Senior staff member William Price. Faculty Staff: Beverly Clasper, Keith Holmes, Beverly Wilbourn, and Rhonda Wash- ington out in front. 129 ■ Sports Staff: Denise Duncan; Jodie Biddle; Rickey Johnson and Tyler Seldon. Activities Organizations Staff: Thelma Isaacson; Keith Holmes; Christine Walsh and Denise Russell. Sports Editor: Keith Edward Holmes. Activities Organizations Editor: Roma Lynn Pinkney. Photography Staff: Joe Adams; David Duren; Vickie Cason; Fred Todd. Not pictured, Beverly Wilbourn and Carol Murphy, and Luzon Moore. 130 Business Staff: CENTER— Leslie Martin, Editor. CLOCKWISE: Denise Duncan, Christine Walsh, Larry Collins, Thelma Isaacson, and Luzon Moore. Business Staff??? B e h ■ I n d T h e S c e n e s Copy and Index Staff: Robbie Todd, William Price, and Bulista Kim- brough. MISSING — Lillie Blackshear, and Beverly Wilbourn. The Scottonian Staff at work. Presentation of 1970-71 Homecoming Court. Band and majorettes step to soulful sound. n i SJSS t ! !WJr - Robinson Band adds soul to the parade in their own little way. Cheerleaders add lo the homecoming scenery. ■• fi 7 1 ' , vt — « Escorts intensified over Homecoming game. Scotters get down at Homecoming dance. In spite of the cold, Scotters still smile. !•• Homecoming attendants look on in awesome wonder. 132 Gloria Allen escorted by Stephens. ly Green and Karl Deborah Duncan escorted by Rodney Lee. Senior Court member Pearlene Jackson es- corted by Keith Holmes. Junior attendant Regina Totty escorted by Ron Rice. Wendi Franklin escorted by Leslie Martin. Denise Duncan escorted by Michael Kim- brough. 133 Denise Duncan 71 Pearlene Jackson 7} ' . 1 Rose Rogers 7 V XJ Mae Ni Gloria Allen 7 T Carol Sfeel 1 st attendant 2nd attendant 1970-71 Queen and Court 135 Homecoming Queen Havilland Hughes Friends of my youth; a last adieu, happily some day we meet again, yet never the selfsame men shall meet; the years shall make us other men. — Sir Richard Francis Burton 136 Spring Festival King His Majesty, L. C. Lyons 137 Dennard Jackson Sen or Court Member Tony Green Senior Court Memb er Karl Stephens Sen or Court Member Robert Hicks I st Attendant Leslie Martin 2nd Attendant Roy Harris Senior Court Member Tim Harrison Senior Court Member John Algee Sen or Court Member Larry Collins Junior Court Member Jodie Biddle Junior Court Member Spring Festival Escorts chatter before the coronation assembly. Arthur Allen Freshman Court Member Chris Reid Sophomore Court Member f The 1971 Spring Festival Coronation r m i B B m aJ9 r « K 5 B d fei ' ■ IKI Paula Harold escorts Robert Hicks during the assembly. A warm kiss on the cheek for the King. King L. C. Lyons looks upon his gift with gratitude. The crowd cheers for the 1970-71 Spring Festival Court- Larry Collins descends from the stands upon hearing his name called. i Deborah Henry escorts Dennard Jackson from the Co-commissioner Chorion Dewberry narrates during stands. the coronation. Deborah Stewart escorts sophomore attendant Chris Reid. its The Friendly Faces of Scott Miscellaneous Scenes ?. jgp BHH . v t H9 w J nm - The Many Moods Of Scott High . royalty of . FUNI school spirit or school spirit? studying donees eating s l itpfc •tl . ,. rad Knb ' •sr. co n. i ! go° J jfc ■ Denise Duncan Captain Rose Rogers Janet Mitchell Linda Johnson Kathy Beaner Carol Steele Thelma Henry Co-Captain Renota Robinson 147 7 BOTTOM ROW: Jesse Crowell, Tyrone Watkins, Robert Peacock, Luceon Harris, L, C. Lyons, James Gordon, Karl Stephens, Greg Sturdivant, Willie Smith, Joey Hunt, Rickey Johnson. ROW TWO: Ron Harris, Johnny Campbell, Regal Haynes, Joe Quinn, John Algee, Jerome Hayes, Robert Willis, Tony Hughes, Ronald Hobson, Tom Moore. TOP ROW: Fred McMillan, Eddie Banks, Gary Higgs, Romero Harthorne, Billy Anderson, Tony Green, Walter Triplett, Rodney DeBoe, Tim Harrison, Elmore Watson. Bulldogs Tie For First Although there was a large improvement over last year, Scott High ' s fighting Bulldogs still didn ' t reach their peak. The Bulldogs started out by defeating the last year ' s number two ranked team in the state, Elyria, and then pulled out an astonishing victory over last year ' s City Champions the Bowsher Rebels. After the first two superior victories Toledo Scott was ranked ninth in the State. But an upset loss to Canton Hoover knocked Scott out of the ranks. The Bulldogs came back with four straight vic- tories (two of them shutouts). But again Scott had a setback in Cleveland as the Bulldogs lost a muddy game to Lakewood St. Edwards. On Homecoming Day Scott lost its first and only City League game to Macomber. The loss left Scott, Macomber, and Central in a tie for first place, each with only one City League de- feat to its record. With the tie, eight of the re- maining city lecgue principals met to vote for the representative of the Red Division. It seems as though the principals didn ' t know too much about football as they chose Macomber (even though Scott led the city in all major statistics). L. C. Lyons was the leading scorer piling up a total of 30 points. He was followed by Gary Higgs and James Gordon with 24 points each. Billy Anderson was the leader on defense with a total of 69 tackles, followed by Ron Harris with 61. K.E.H. All City Standouts Fifteen Scott football players were chosen All-City and honorable mention. Those receiving first team berths were Johnny Campbell at center, on defense was Ron Harris at middle-guard, and at tackle Bill Anderson. The Bulldogs on second team offense are Hooker Gordon at end, Paul Randolph at tackle, with L. C. Lyons at halfback, and super sophomore quarterback Joey Hunt; defense had Joe Quinn an end; a two way ALL-CITY pick at tackle was Paul Randolph, and finally Gary Higgs at safety. The Bulldogs who received Honorable Men- tion are as listed: Tim Harrison, Karl Stephens, Elmore Watson, Roy Harris, and Greg Sturdivant. 148 It Defense is the name of (he game. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD 1 Scott . 7 Scott 34 Scott Scott .. 21 Scott ..13 Scott 27 Scott.. 14 Scott. 6 Scott 14 Elyria 6 Bowsher Canton 19 Waite 6 Rogers 6 DeVilbiss Central Lakewood 15 Macomber .20 1 Coaching Staff FRONT ROW: Offensive back and line backer coach, John Flynn; Head Coach, Mike Buckner; Asst. Principal of Athletics, Mr. Regan Burkett. ROW TWO: Offensive tackle and end coach, Richard Johnson; Split end and slot back coach, Pariss Coleman; Athletic Director, Daniel Dawson; Defensive back coach, Gerald Lott. TOP ROW: Equipment Manager, John O ' Toole; Trainer, John Fisher; Guard and defensive tackle coach, Paul Krasula. - Gary Higgs skies for the touchdown, as Greg Sturdivant pulls. L. C. Lyons and Regal Haynes give perfect pass protection. 150 James Gordon leads the way for Ron Taylor. Joey Hunt drives for a first down. Roy Harris symbolizes Scott being NUMBER ONE after a victory over Central. Scott-34 Bowsher-0 Kar! Stephens runs the Quarterback keeper. i i + Karl Stephens hands off to Gary Higgs. v tt •• v n k r . 10% r I « Speedy Tony Hughes burns through the Central defense. j ( Little Joey Hunt stands tall over the Waite Indians. Scott- 27 Devilbiss-0 Fred McMillian out manuevers DeVilbiss ' s line- backers. Gary Higgs on his way to pay dirt. Fullback Ron Harris runs into All-City Defensive Back Bob Kransniewski of Macomber. Karl Stephens throws the bomb. Scott- 14 Central-0 L. C. Lyons shows the moves that brought him All- City Honors. Tony OJ Hughes prepares to break a tackle. - ■ . 1 TOP ROW: Eddie Banks, Walter Tripplett, Jerome Hayes, Milo Young, Romero Harthorne, Marvin Stewart, Rodney Deboe, Tony Brown, Ron Hobson, Sylvester Tripplett, Roy Harthorne, Ed House, Lloyd Cole. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Johnson, Robert Prior, Robert Peacock, Greg Garrett, Eddie Walker, Lucean Harris, Tyrone Watkins, Ronald Jackson. J. V. ' s Recapture League Title Scott ' s Junior Varsity football team ended this season with a fine 6-0 record. These boys again, as they did last year as freshmen, captured a city league title. Tyrone Watkins cutting off the block of Lucean Harris. J.V. FOOTBALL RECORD WAITE SCOTT 6 START SCOTT 14 CENTRAL ....12 SCOTT 14 MACOMBER SCOTT 35 ROGERS SCOTT 34 DEVILBISS .. SCOTT 27 Crushing tackle executed by Robert Prior and Eddie Banks. 154 — i ROW ONE: Coach Gerald Loll; Thomas Walker; Dudly Doright; Jerry Cotton; Jan Mallet mgr. ROW TWO: Larry Moore; Joe Freeman; Michael Ware; Lloyd Nelson; Ernest Evans; Lloyd Woods. ROW THREE: Claude Tucker; Carleton Jones; Theodus Smith; Gary Wright; Perry Johnson. ROW FOUR: Danny Witcher; Raymond Mayes; Roscoe Traynom; Augustus Westbrook; Dwight Sanders; Raymond Scott. ROW FIVE: Isader Freelove; Clarence Johnson; Charles Walker; Rob- ert Middlebrooks. ROW SIX: Joe Brown; Nick Robinson; Keith Johnson. Bullpups give up the title. Scott ' s Frosh lost one game this year for the first time in four years but, came back to win the rest of their games. A fine 5-1 record was posted to place high in the standings. Coach Lott did a fine job in his first year at Scott. The future looks good for Scott football. Danny Witcher poses after battle. Coach Lott methodically peps up the team. i Sectional Champions The young msn pictured below accomplished something this year that very few teams have accom- plished in past years here at Scott. A group of superb Juniors compiled a 1 3-7 season record and an 7-4 league record. This is the same record posted by last year ' s team which many people say was Scott ' s best team within the past ten years. However that team was dominated by seniors such as Mike Steele, Gifford Moore, Johnny Langston, and Bill Hodges, all of whom were All-City standouts. This year ' s squad however has already matched their record, as Juniors. Many people feel that next year they will be the best team ever to play at Scott and will probably dominate the city and maybe the state. Scott ' s only city league setbacks were against Macomber, Woodward, Start and Central. The loss to Woodward and Start shattered the Bulldogs hopes of playing in the City Championship. Scott however finished second in the Red Division behind Macomber. The 1970-71 team proved to be the team to beat as they took the Sectional Tournament for the first time in 1 1 years. The Bulldogs Columbus trip was wiped out however by Start in the District Tournament by a poorly officiated game. The Bulldogs were led by Bernard Pope, Roncld Moore, Jodie Biddle, Keith Williams, Gilbert Mc- Cormick, and the Bulldogs only senior LaMarr Norwood. Tyler Seldon, Rob Roberts, and Gary Higgs also saw plenty of action, while Larry Collins and Romero Harthorne rounded out the team. Leading re- bounder and leading scorer awards went to Bernard Pope, averaging 14 points and 13 rebounds a game. LaMarr Norwood led in foul shooting hitting on 78 per cent of his shots. Other awards received were Ronald Moore for the Most Valuable Player , Jodie B iddle for the Best Defensive Player . Gilbert McCormick earned the Most Improved Player award, and Keith Williams the Sports- manship award, while Larry Collins achieved Scholastic honors. Bernard Pope, Ronald Moore, Jodie Biddle, and LaMarr Norwood were also All-City performers. A fair warning to all opponents of next years Scott ' s Varsity Fighting Bulldogs, Beware. K.E.H. ir KNEELING — Clarence Hill, Simmie Harris. STANDING — Romero Harthorne, Bernard Pope, Charles Washington, Ronald Moore, James Gordon, Gilbert McCormick, LaMarr Norwood, Coach Bunk Adams, Jodie Biddle, Darius Long, Roy Terry, Gary Higgs, Keith Williams, Larry Collins, Tyler Seldon. MM m W M y-i • m if VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD SCOTT .68 Findlay ...71 SCOTT 63 DeVilbiss ...47 ' fen 11 1 1 la flH T SCOTT ...64 St. Francis ...57 SCOTT ..... . ...71 Sandusky Perkins ...58 ■ m 1 SCOTT. ... . .66 Libbey ...56 m KJ - SCOTT ..... 62 Columbus East .61 -4 SCOTT ... 48 Macomber ...56 jfim SCOTT ...69 Bowsher ...38 r- r SCOTT ...65 Canton Lincoln .71 _ SCOTT. ... ...55 Woodward ...67 M ag S r ' r lL. S SCOTT ....64 Start .70 SCOTT ...67 St. Johns ...47 SCOTT. .... ...64 Central ...69 SCOTT . .65 Waite .52 SCOTT ...76 Lorain Southview 62 SCOTT. .. .73 Rogers ...51 SCOTT 60 Columbus Mohawk 56 TOURNAMENT GAMES SCOTT ...77 Whitmer ...59 SCOTT. .... ...57 Waite ...55 SCOTT .59 Start ...62 Bernard Pope taps it in over Craig Lynch of Start. Jodie Biddle lays it up as LaMarr Norwood awaits for a possible tip in. Ron Moore puts in a pretty left hand tip. Jodie Biddle shows finesse on his driving lay up. Bernard Pope tips for two . . . and Keith Williams fires the one handed jumper for two. Jody Biddle drives for two Bulldogs check out against the Spartans. Keith Williams scores on a backdoor play. The Spirit in the Sky, Bernard Pope. I r Gilbert Slick McCormick starts to drive, but decides to take the jumper. - = e Junior Varsity Finishes Second I Scott ' s 1970-71 Junior Varsity Basketball team finished second the Red Division. The team was led by an outstanding group sophomores such as Jerry Fowler and Johnny Mitchell who al played at the varsity level during the tournaments. The team post a 8-3 division record and a 12-4 total season record. The tear only setbacks were against Findlay, Macomber, St. Francis, and L bey. This left the Bulldogs only one game out of first place. Larry Collins arches the jumper. Roy Terry controls the tip. l OVER BJH FRONT ROW: Joey Hunt; Johnny Mitchell; Vencent Hodges; Jerry Fowler; Randy Underwood; Larry Franklin; Curtis King; Tommie Gaines; Gerald Floyd. TOP ROW: Oswald Meeks— mgr., Rodney DeBoe; Walter Triplet!; Mike Riley; Dennis Shuler; Bob Roberts; Steve Williams; Mike Jones — student scorer; Mr. Ben Williams, Coach. 162 G to ( pm rs 14 c% to ' g s ™ ® ! H %%£ V FRONT ROW: Tyrone Riley; Travis Simmons; Charles Ali. TOP ROW: Agee Weslbrook; Thomas Derring; Clarence Johnson; John Atkins; Steve Narris; Joe Brown; James Jordan; Gordon Dumas; Michael Ware; Edgar Lyles. Frosh Capture Championship The 1970-71 Freshman Basketball team took first place in the City League with a 15-1 total season record. The Bullpups behind the balanced scoring of Gordon Dumas, Clarence Johnson, John Atkins, Charles Ali, and James Jordan also won the City Tournament held at Rogers. Most of the board control was done by Jordan, Johnson and Dumas. First year coach Dwayne Simmons not only taught his young men to work together as a team, but also instilled in them the fundamentals of Basketball. Clarence Hooker Johnson fires a set shot. A valuable freshman, John Atkins, shoots from the key. FRESHMAN RECORD SCOTT 33 DeVilbiss 10 SCOn 32 St. Francis 29 SCOTT 44 Libbey 42 SCOTT 41 Spencer Sharpies .38 SCOTT. 37 Macomber 18 SCOTT 49 Bowsher 37 SCOn 33 Woodward 27 SCOTT 48 Start 45 SCOTT 41 St. John 32 SCOTT 33 Central 34 SCOTT 47 Waite 38 SCOn 51 Rogers 42 Tournament Games SCOTT 35 Macomber 31 SCOTT 40 Libbey 27 SCOn 34 Waite 31 • TOP ROW: Head Coach, Mr. Willie Oliver; Waller Sansbury; Charles Cotton; David Jones; Leon Flanagan,- Tyrone McBee; Jimmy Mack; Anthony Mitchell; Edmond Lomas. BOTTOM ROW: Donal d Brown; John Allen; Michael Key; Anthony Wilson; David Brown. Cross Country is Guts, Determination and The Test of a Man. This year ' s Cross Country Team was probably Scott ' s greatest even though it was inexperienced. Only one of the varsity runners had experience. Co-Captains, Anthony Wilson and Donald Brown exerted the necessary leader- ship. The scoring was led by Jimmy Mack, Edmond Lomas, John Allen, Donald Brown, Tyrone McBee and J.V. alter- nates, David Jones and Walter Sansbury. Mack received the trophy for most Valuable Runner, John Allen for Best Sophomore, and Tyrone McBee, Most Improved Runner. This year ' s team finished 23rd of over 50 teams at the Cleveland St. Joe Cross Country Invitational. The J.V. ' s finished 18th at the Bowling Green Cross Country Relays. Scott finished 20th out of 38 teams. The team led by Mack finished 6th in the City with Jimmy Mack winning All-City Honors. The J.V. ' s finished 3rd in the City. Scott finished 9th in the 1st Divison of the Sectional Meet with Jimmy Mack finishing 7th to qualify for the District Meet. Donald Brown along with Edmond Lomas and Tyrone McBee stride toward the tape. David Jones all alone. 164 Anthony Wilson and John Allen prepare to overtake the opposi tion. flU. Daryl Jones and Michael Key out in front Jimmy Mack leads the pack. 165 BACK ROW: Coach Flynn, Robert Willis, Regal Haynes, Steve Anderson, William Stevens, and Coach Lott. FRONT ROW: Darrell Taylor, Roger Whitcum, Lucean Harris, Don Crowell, Brady Jackson. Wrestlers Finish Low This year ' s team was paced by Regal Haynes, city and sectional runner-up. He followed in his brother Donnie ' s foot steps by qualifying for the state meet in Columbus. Next year Regal hopes to be a state champion. Other wrestlers who placed in the city meet and helped the wrestling program greatly were lettermen Lucean Harris, Steve Anderson, and John Lee. It is hoped that the experi- ence gained this year and the leadership shown by the sen- iors will drive Scott nearer to the city championship next year. Wrestling Results SCOTT 3 SCOTT 17 SCOTT 19 SCOTT 5 SCOTT 6 scon 17 SCOTT 3 Bowsher 48 Rogers 34 Macomber 29 Central 49 DeVilbiss 47 Waite 31 Cardinal Stritch 49 Darrell Taylor rides his opponent for points. 166 Regal Haynes shows just one of the moves that brought him success. Steve Anderson, a promising wrestler for the future. Jesse Crowell, as usual, has opponert under control. 167 BOTTOM ROW: Bill Cheatham; Duane Hughley; Greg Hunt; L. C. Lyons; Alvin Jackson; Terry Crenshaw; Johnny Bankston; Joey Harris. TOP ROW: Jim Johnson; James Beene; Mike Hampton; Nate Floyd; Rochester Greene; Roy Harris; James Thompson; Coach Ron Disher. Varsity Baseball The 1970 Varsity Baseball team placed fourth in the Red Division with a 7 won and 1 1 loss record. The team was led by a group of outstanding juniors and seniors. Co-cap- tains were James Beene and Nate Floyd. The team also had superb players as L. C. Ly- ons, Roy Harris, Ron Harris, Marv Hudson, Mike Hampton, and Greg Hunt. Senior with the highest batting averages were Duane Hughley, James Beene and Terry Crenshaw. The Bulldogs combined a hit and run game, with a long ball game that proved to be very successful at times. Coach Ron Disher stated that team ' s success however was achieved by team effort. Varsity Baseball Record Players show much tension before a game Scott 1 Lima Senior 3 Scott 2 Waite S Scott 7 Maumee Valley .. ? Scott 6 Macomber 5 Scott ..... 8 Bowsher in Scott ..... 2 Woodward • Scott 3 Perrysburg n Scott ..... 6 Cardinal Stritch .. 4 Scott ..... 9 Perrysburg fS Scott 1 Woodmore in Scott ..... 3 Rogers fS Scott 3 Waite 4 Scott ..... St. Francis 1 Scott .....10 DeVilbiss 4 Scott .1 1 Libbey S Scott .... 2 Start 3 Scott 1 Central 7 Scott 5 St. Johns R But everyone has pep after victory. Coach Ron Disher talks over the field strategy with his starting players. Greg Hunt lets loose with the fast one. Note Floyd on his way to second on a steal. James Beene shows the swing that helped make him All-City. 169 « mw Z H Howard Woo getting set to smash a drive. Garland Chadwell ready for actionl Ready, get set, swingl Due to lack of practice and playing experience the Scott netters didn ' t have great success, in terms of matches won. The future will be better when this is taken care of. Tennis Team Look Towards The Future BACK ROW: Coach, Mr. Dwayne Simmons, Roger Wilkinson, Marc Sherman, Garland Chadwell, Mr. Horace Rice. FRONT ROW: Terry Hopkins, Ron Harrison, Phillip Wade, Varland Watkins, (absent), Howard Woo. 170 i A Oh Ray Fraily, Rodney Sanders, Mark Klammer, Mark Heidet, Joe Adams. Golf Returns The Scott High School golf team reorganized in the spring of 1970 after a year of not having an interscholastic team. The squad par- ticipated in two championship tournament matches and placed 10th out of the other high schools in it. The team will have a full schedule competing with the City League schools and also with other high schools in Northwestern Ohio starting the spring of 1 971 . Golf coach Mr. John Fisher 171 Bottom Row: Emanuel Holcomb, Frank Crawford. Row 2: Head Coach — Mr. Willie Oliver, Daryl Jones, Mike Graham, Donald Brown, Anlhony Wilson, Marlin Dewberry, John Allen, David Brown, George Quinn, Mike Calloway, Donald Brown, Coach Parris Coleman. Row 3. Preston Williams, Charles Colton, Willie Smith, Gerald Freeman, David Jones, Tyrone McBee, Anthony Mitchell, Tony Russell, Coach Jerry Hobbs. Row A. Curtis King, Roosevelt Hunter, Donald Smith. Row 5: Gary Higgs, Anthony Warren, Eddie Banks, Ronnie Taylor, Ron Hobson, Joe Quinn. Cindermen Finish 10th in State 440 Champ — Ronnie Taylor II  i-tF Hf r 3rd in the Blade Relays 9th in the Belaire Relays 4th in the DeVilbiss Night Relays 3rd in the City Championship meet 4th in the District meet 10th in the State meet 100 yard dash Champ — Frank Crawford J nrnrnr r— i in in in in ■ ii Ronnie Taylor, Frank Crawford, Tony Russell, Roosevelt Hunter. ■ City 172 Champions Bulldogs take the early lead in the 400 yd. dash Due primarily to inexperience and untimely injuries, the Bulldogs were not able to capture their traditional place as number one in the city and district. However, they did man- age to keep intact a ten year string of 46 victories in dual meet competition with no losses. This year ' s team depended on the scoring of senior Frank Crawford and junior Ronnie Taylor. William Watson shows perfect form in the discus throw. Ronnie Rooster Taylor all alone at the tape. Scott ' s representatives in the state meet were Frank Crawford, who finished 6th in the 220, and Ronnie Taylor, who finished 2nd in the 440. Taylor set a new school record of 48.0 in the mile relay, which was the 2nd best time in the state (3:18.9), but finished 5th in the state meet. A team dom- inated by sophomores, with good leadership, desire, and attitude, next year ' s squad will have the ability to possibly give Scott its 6th state track crown. Frank Crawford and John Hollingsworth show their speed in the 100 yd. dash. Gary Higgs shows perfect form in the shot putt. Cottrilli Williams on his way to victory. 174 A familiar sight, Ron Taylor winning the 440 yd. dash. Bulldogs warm up before a dual meet. . Frank Crawford brings in the anchor leg- Head Coach Mr. Willie Oliver. David Brown and Anthony Mitchell lead the pack In the mile run. Cottrilli Williams shows how the hurdles are run. TOP ROW: Retha Carr; Jeanette Snipes; Luzon Moore, captain; Beverly Bryant; Elaine Howze; Shirley Irish; Bonita Ellis; Portia Jones; Flora Rivers, co-captain; Miss Jill Gruber, coach. BOTTOM ROW: Anna Jones; Connie Roberts; Mary Huddleston; Sheral Smith; Nancy Tatum; Carol Saunders; Ola Robinson; Mary Davis, manager. Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team Strides With Pride This year the girl ' s varsity basketball team improved some but didn ' t reach their goal. They won 3, lost 5. The team was led in scoring by Retha Carr and Carol Saunders. Next year the girls hope for a winning sea- son. This year the captain of the girls basketball team was Luzon Moore and the coach who wouldn ' t quit, Miss Jill Gruber. Coach Gruber motions to one of the players on the floor. 176 1 Carol Sounders goes in for shot. Beverly Bryant out-jumps opponent. Jeanette Snipes surrounded by Libbey players. Beverly Bryant shoots foul shots. p 177 PAUL RANDOLPH FOOTBALL ALL CITY STANDOUTS JAMES GORDON FOOTBALL JAMES BEENE BASEBALL WILLIAM ANDERSON FOOTBALL FRANK CRAWFORD TRACK A-UV J v L. C. LYONS FOOTBALL BASEBALL 178 n • NATE FLOYD BASEBALL r ? ■  JOE QUINN FOOTBALL ALL CITY STANDOUTS RONNIE TAYLOR, FRANK CRAWFORD TONY RUSSELL, ROOSEVELT HUNTER MILE RELAY-TRACK lr TIMOTHY HARRISON FOOTBALL ROY HARRIS FOOTBALL KP 179 .s GARY HIGGS FOOTBALL ELMORE WATSON FOOTBALL ALL CITY STANDOUTS M51 . iSff KARL STEPHENS FOOTBALL JOHNNY CAMPBELL FOOTBALL G CM GREG STURDIVENT FOOTBALL JOEY HUNT FOOTBALL G WILLIE SMITH FOOTBALL Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: TOP ROW: Mary Beverly, Sabrina Hoskins, Jackie Walton, captain. BOTTOM ROW: Gayle Woodard, Marcia Battles, Brenda Washington. J.V. 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Dixon Nurse Else Freshman Class 1970-71 Mr. Mrs. LeMaxie Glover Mr. Wayne Graham Mr. Mrs. Rudolphus Grant Family Mrs. Theola Gregory Mr. Earl Harris Shirley Harvey Miss Rita Hubble Miss Jerri Kaczmarek Mr. James Keiffer Miss Martha Kinney Mr. Mrs. David Kirby Mr. John Lawrence Davison Jarret, Inc. Miss Anita Marie Lewis Mr. Mrs. Charley Milton Carl Mr. J. W. Nixon Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church Mrs. Alma Gilbert Mr. Minor C. Gilbert Blanche Hogue J. B. Hogue Mr. John Rambus Mr. Mrs. Sherman Mary A. Weatherspoon Suzzanne Noel Miss Kathryn Olive Oliver ' s Marathon Mr. Mrs. Raymond Ortyl Miss Susan Sautter Mr. Robert Selvey Mrs. Ruth Sharp Miss Christine Walsh 185 Adams, Bunk 22 Bamford, Paul 22 Bengston, Barbara 22 Bengston, John .. 22 Bock, Dorothy 16 Brandman, Gerald 22 Breland, Minnie 22 BrOdie, Wayne 22 Buckner, Michael 22, 149 Burkett, Ragan 15, 149 Burmester, Rebecca 22 Carter, David 22 Coleman, Pariss 22, 149 Cooksey, Elizabeth 22 Cooper, Claudia 22 Cooper, Rose Mary 22 Davis, Alexander M 22 Davison, Marlene 17 Dawson, Daniel 23, 149 Day, James 17 DeLamater, Frances 13,23 Dew, Jimmy 1 8 Dixon, Merle 16 Eby, Katherine 23 Edwards, Nellie 23 Else, Hazel 23 Ezell, Isaiah 23 Fischer, Mary Ellen 23 Fisher, John 23, 149, 171 Flynn, John A 23, 149 Fortuna, Lois 23 Gabriel, Lucy 23 Gibson, Robert L 24 Glover, LeMaxie 24 Graham, Virginia 24 Graham, Wayne 14 Griffin, Benny 24 Griffin, Gloria 24 Gruber, Jill 24,66,176 Harris, Earl 21, 24 Harvey, Shirley 24 Henderson, Jerri 24 Faculty Index Henderson, Joseph 24 Heyza, Ruth 24 Hill, James 24 Horton, Josephine 25 Hubbell, Rita 16, 100 Jackson, Millard 14 Jamison, Norman 25 Jeffries, Freddie 25 Johnson, Jacqueline 25 Johnson, Richard 25, 149 Johnson, Viola 25 Jones, Thelma 25 Kaczmarek, Geraldine 25 Kamann, Charles 25 Keller, Harry 25 Kieffer, James 25 Kinney, Martha 25 Kirby, David 25, 191 Krasula, Paul 25, 149 Kunz, Jessie 26 Leo, Lawrence 26 Leonard, Robert 26 Lindeman, James 26 Long, Donna 26 Lott, Gerald 26, 149, 155 McGregor, W. Jimmy 26 McGruder, Elmer 26 Matney, Jane 26 Meinart, Joan 26 Michalski, Donna 26 Milliner, Elizabeth 26 Milton, Mattie 18 Mocek, Emily 26 Moore, Paul 26 Mosley, Dollie 26 Nabrit, Vernice 21,26 Noel, Suzanne 27 Oliver, S. Willie 27, 164, 172 Ortyl, Raymond 27, 128 O ' Toole, John 27, 100, 149 Penn, Gloria 27 Pinkney, Kenneth 27 Porter, Gertrude 27 Reaux, Jr. John 27 Rezabek, Dale 27 Rice, Flute— Principal 12, 13, 35 Richardson, Freddie 27 Richardson, Jon 27 Robinson, Bruce 27 Sack, Jean 16 Sautter, Sue 27 Scott, Albert 27 Selvey, Robert 27 Sikula, Roberta 27 Simmons, Dwayne 28 Smith, Florence 28, 67 Snow, Alice 28 Stewart, Gracie 28 Stone, Laura 28 Thomas, Agnes 28 Thompson, George 28 Thompson, Louella - 28 Turner, Eloise 28 Ujcik, Juanita 28 Walker, Augustus 28 Williams, Ben 28, 162 Williams, Sylvia 21,28 Wolloff, William 28 Wright, Lucretia 28 Young, Rosetta 28 Feilbach Faculty Clark, Mildred 29 Cready, Vera 29 Ryan, Jean 29 Woodend, Harry 29 186 Student Index Adams, Donald 72 Adams, Deanna D 72 Adams, Joe H 35, 130, 171 Adkisson, Charles 107 Alcock, Mike 84 Alexander, Sandra J 72 Alexander, Weedy 84 Algee, John Ricardo .35, 112, 114, 138, 139, 148 Allen, Arthur 84 Allen, Barbara L 72 Allen, Bernard 59 Allen, Catherine Y 59 Allen, Charles E 110 Allen, Gloria 9, 35, 49, 135 Allen, Jennifer R 59 Allen, John L 72, 164, 165 Allen, Kathy 59 Allen, Loo L 72, 119 Allen, Louis C 84 Allen, Mark Bryant 35, 112 Allen, Matthew J. 59 Allen, Wanda J 59, 118 Anderson, Rose 84 Anderson, Steven M 166 Anderson, Tanya V 84, 119 Anderson, William J 148, 178 Andrews, Alohna 72, 1 25 Archer, Delmar H 72 Armstrong. Karen D 84 Armstrong, Victori a 84 Arnett, Oayborn E 59 Arnett, Darlene R 72 Ashford, J. D ... 72 Ashford, T. D 84 Ashford, Willa M 35, 119 Atkins, John 84 Austin, Gail 72 Autry, Marilyn Y 59 Autry, Phyllis 72,102,112,118 Badas, Sharon 84 Bailey, Jeff 35 Bailey, Jerome K 72 Baker, Maureen I 59,119 Baker, Maxine D 35, 118 Baker, Michael J 84 Baker, Ronald 72 Baldwin, Julie A 84, 86 Baldwin, Marcla L 35,105,114 Balthazar, Debra A 72 Baltimore, William D ... 59 Banks, Deborah J 72 Banks, Eddie L 59, 148, 154 Banks, Patricia A 84 Barber, Charlie Jr 72 Barber, Leonard 59 Barbour, Marlon 84 Barham, Karen E 70,72,112,118 Barnes, Louvenia 35 Barnes, Sterling C 84 Barnett, Tanya Y 72 Barrera, Helen M 84 Barrera, Joe M 84 Barry, Kent 84 Bates, Chester L 35 Battle, Marcia Ann 72, 181 Battle, Thurston 35 Baughman, Gloria ._ 72 Bay, Gregory 84 Beon, Deborah 84 Beaner, Katherine S 58, 59, 119, 147 Beaner, Thelma M 181 Beene, James 178 Beene, Williom C 59 Bell, Johnny 59 Bell, Marjean 126 Bennett, Cheryl L. 72 Bennett, Jamie 84 Bennett, Michael 59 Benson, Pamela R 59, 119 Benton, Henry Lee 72 Berry, Charles 84 Bethany, Bettie J 59 Bethany, Mary E 33, 35, 102 Beverly, Mary D 77, 119, 181 Bey, Ruth Bryant 72 Biddle, Jodie ..59, 112, 130, 139, 158, 159 Bills, lewis 84 Bird, Robin 59 Bishop, Shirley 35, 110, 114 Black, Corrine 72 Block, Dennis 84 Black, Denise _ 9,84, 112, 115 Blackshear, Lillie 35, 115 Bobo, Dennis 85 Bobo, Deborah 84 Bobo, Neta 36 Bockart, Michael 59 Bolden, Denise _ 36, 114 Bonds, Wardene 59 Boone, Linda 59 Borner, Delores 36, 105 Borroughs, Marian 85 Boughman, Steven 85 Bourn, James 59 Bouyer, Sherry D 59 Bowman, Anthony 85 Boyd, Gwendolyn 72 Boyd, Vanessa G 85 Boyd, William 36 Boykins, Sylvia 59,119 Brackette, Lois 36 Braddy, Wayne 72 Bragg, Denise 60 Braswell, Kevin D 60 Breck, Harlan 35 Brenson, Carmen A 85 Britter, Annie 85 Britter, Barry B 59 Brooks, James E 72 Brown, Albertha ... 72 Brown, Alvin 85 Brown, Annette 85 Brown, Curtis 59 Brown, David 59,110,164 Brown, Diane 59 Brown, Donald 36 Brown, Donald R 60, 164 Brown, Doris J 36, 125 Brown, Edward A 72 Brown, Francine 119 Brown, Jerome 72 Brown, Joseph S 1 55 Brown, Kathy A 60 Brown, Kevin L 36 Brown, Martha M 69 Brown, Oscar L 85 Brown, Patti 72, 1 25 Brown, Paulo Mae 60 Brown, Pauline 36, 105 Brown, Peggy 85 Brown, Rosalind 72, 1 19 Brown, Steve Adair 60 Brown, Tony S. . 72, 154 Brown, Vallencia 36, 114 Brown, Victoria 85 Browne, Cheryl Anne 72 Brownlee, Johnnie M 36 Bruster, Linda F _ _ 85 Bryant, Beverly C 36, 176 Bryant, Connie M 60 Bryant, Terry 36 Buchanan, Morris 85 Buckley, Cynthia 85 Buford, Connie 72 Buker, Judy 85 Bunnell, Sherri L 85 Burch, Bonnie 36 Burham, David 105 Burkhalter, Yvonne M 85 Burn, Deborah 105 Burton, George J 72 Burton, Mack 36 Burton, Michael L ... 85 Bush, Yvonne 85 Butts, Olga Y 85, 119 Butts, Yvonne A 9, 34, 36 Byers, Linda M 73 Byrd, Beverly Ann 72 Byrd, Christine 85 Byrd, Robin Rene 60 Byrd, Toni M 85 Cales, Elizabeth S 73 Cales, Gary S 73 Calloway, Hiram J 85 Calloway, Linda R 73 Campbell, Aubrey L 60 Campbell, Connie _._ 85 Campbell, Gloria 85,119 Campbell, Johnny Lee 60, 148, 180 Campbell, Lamar ._ 1 18 Campbell, Marilyn M 85 Campbell, Randy 85 Campbell, Robert Lewi 73 Campos, Sally 37 Campos, Sylvia 85 Carr, Linda J 85 Carr, Retha M 176 Cason, Vicki 60, 104, 130 Carroll, LuAnn .105 Carroll, Reginald 85 Carter, Kim Anthony 86 Carter, Roosevelt 73 Carter, Timothy 73 Carver, Christine 86 Carmony, Margaret M 85 Cason, Denise 62, 104 Castellanos, Robert 60 Cathcart, Ronnie 36,73, 110 Chadwell, Garland K 58, 60, 125, 170 Chambers, Linda D 36, 114, 115, 119 Chambers, Nathan D 86 Chambers, Ronald J. 60 Chapman, Denise C 86 Chapman, Jacqueline 86 Chapman, Michael 73 Chapman, Russell L 60 Chears, John E 85 Cheatham, Marc A 86 Cheatham, William C 60, 119 Cherry, Robert 36, 76 Chestnut, Peggy 86 Chisholm, Keith C 86 Christopher, Carl L 73 Gasper, Beverly Ann 36 Claybourne, Carolyn 36 Claybourne, Michael 73 Claybourne, Theresa 86 Clayton, Gail 73 Coachman, Beatrice 73 Coates, Gary T 86 Coburn, Suzanne E 37, 105 Coker, Joseph 48, 76 Colbert, Karen E 37, 105 Colbert, Willia Mae 73 Cole, Charles 118 Cole, Lloyd E 154 Cole, Mae P 60, 110, 115, 119, 135 Collins, Judy 37 Collins, Laurence J 58, 60, 112, 130, 131, 139, 141 Collins, Wendy 73 Conley, Cornell 73 Conley, Iris 73 Conley, Lavonne 105 Cook, Lee 86 Cooper, Brenda 86 Cooper, James R 60 Cotton, Charles P 60, 164 Cotton, Jerry 155 Cowell, Jesse 148 Cowell, Reginald P. 73 Craft, Bonnie 37 Craig, Rhonda 86 Crawford, Arbira L 86 Crawford, Frank 173, 178, 179 Crawley, Denise M 86 Creger, Karen 86 Crenshaw, La tony a R 86 Crenshaw, Pomelo L 73, 125 Crockette, Tommy L 37, 103, 119 Crosby, Rodney F 86 Crosby, Ronald Gene 73 Crosby, Shirley A 86 Crowell, Donald L 73. 166 Crowell, Jesse 37, 110 Crowell, Sreve 86 Crudup, Susan 73 Cry, Charles 73 Cummings, Cole 105 Dailey, Teresa A 73 Dalton, Sandra E 86 Daniels, Byron Jay 37 Daniels, Janice 86 Daniels, Olga Z 73 Daniels, Ruben L 87 Daniels, Vanessa 119 Darden, Brenda D 60, 107, 110, 114 Daring, Thomas _.. 95 Darrington, Andy 87 Davis, Bernith L 37,102,107,114 Davis, Beverly A 87 Davis, Caren R 73, 118 Davis, Carol D 60 Davis, Charlotte 37 Davis, Douglas E 60 Davis, Ernestine Nadi 87 Davis, Irene 58,60,107,110,115 Davis, Marvin 102, 1 ' 8 Davis, Mary D 73, 173 Davis, Michael Kent 37 Davis, Samuel M 73 Davis, Sandra J 73 Dawson, Sara E 73 Dawson, Edward .105 Dawson, Tina M 95 Deboe, Rodney 73, 140, 154 Deboe, Vashoon 112 Dellis, Carmel 87 Dent, Shirley Foye 60 Devault, Morcella 60 Dewberry, Chorion K 37, 103, 118, 141 Dewberry, Emanuel 73 Diggins, Diane 87 Dix, Patricia Ann 58,60 Dix, Terensa M 87 Dixon, Carl E .. 73 Dixon, Charles 73 Dixon, Vivian 87 Dodd, Kevin V ... 87 Donaldson, Bob 73 Doncourse, Jerry M 87 Dotson, Emily 87 Dotson, Sandra 37 Draper, Chiqulta N. _ 61 Draper, Deborah D 37, 105 Draper, Frank L 73 Doright, Dudley 155 Duhart, Asa Gary 87 Dukeshire, Cheryl 87 Dunbar, Brenda J. _ 37, 100 Dunbar, Donald Jr _ 87 Duncan, Debora A 9, 37, 49, 102 119, 135 Duncan, Denise A. . 9, 37, 49, 102, 111, 115, 130, 131, 135, 146 Duncan, Duane 61 Dunlap, Faith 73 Dunn, Joyce A 37 Dunnavant, Michelle 74 Dunson, Deborah 61 Duren, David 6,110, 130 Duren, Thomas 105 Dyer, Darlene 73 — E- Early, Charles W. 74 Easterly, Albert F 95 Easterly, Debra M 37, 118 Easterly, Derek M. _ 74 Edmonds, Borbora 61 Edwards, Grace 87 Edwards, Percy 87 Edwards, Velma T 37 Edwards, Yvonne 61 Elkins, Gayle A 119 Ellis, Bonita 74 Ellis, Steven E 74 Ellison, Priscillia 87 Ellison, Wanda J . .. 74 Ersepke, Heidi L. . ...... 61 Estis, Barbara 74 Evans, Darlene 87 Evans, Elizabeth 37 Evans, Ernest Jr 155 Everage, Gerald _ 74 Everage, L. C 38, 105 Everett, Jeanette 87 Everett, John 61 Ewing, Renee 1 61, 110 Ezell, Nathaniel J 61 Ezell, Yolanda D 74, 112, ' 19 Fair, Bertha Lee 38, 119 Farris, Deborah 74 Feemster, William 38 Fields, Richard 3( Finney, Linda 74 Fisher, Mark 61 Fisher, Ricky 87 Fisher, Sheila 74,119 Fitch, Patricia .... 38,119 Fitzpa trick, Brenda 61 Fitzpatrick, Deborah 95 187 Fitzpatrick, Gloria 74, 87 Flanagan, Leon 61, 119, 164 Flemmings, Loreno 61 Fletcher, Marilyn 74 Fletcher, Robert 61 Florence, Rex 87 Flowers, Maron T 9, 38 Flowers, Phyllis 87 Floyd, Darlene 61 Floyd, Diane 38 Floyd, Nate 179 Flunder, Michoel 61 Ford, Curtis 105 Ford, McKinley 74 Ford, Shirley 74 Ford ham, Sarah Jane 61 Foster, Brenda 87 Foster, Brenda R 87 Foster, George 61 Foster, Gwendolyn 74 Foster, Leona 38 Fowler, Jerry 74 Fowler, Sharon 61 Franklin, Gwendolyn 61 Franklin, Larry 74 Franklin, Ruth 61 Franklin, Winifred 9, 38, 49, 105 114, 135 Frazier, Cheryl 88 Frazier, Linda 88 Freelane, Islah 83, 1 55 Freeman, Alvin 38 Freeman, Charles 74 Freeman, Gerald 61 Frye, Delores 48, 105 Frye, Joseph 88 Fuller, Maria 88 _G— Gabriel, Herbert 61 Gaines, Lonnie 38, 61 Gam by. Crystal 74 Gangway, Bill 74 Gardner, Sondra 61 Garland, Bonnie 74 Garrett, Emory 74 Garrett, Kenneth 74, 95 Garrett, Ronald 38 Gary, Danice 58, 61 Gary, Teresa 74 Gerald, Charles 88 Gibson, Curtis 74 Gibson, Gregory 38 Gibson, James 74 Gibson, Linda 61, 74, 88 Gibson, Lynda 74 Gibson, Ma re i a 61 Gillard, Bobby 61 Gillard, Evelyn 88 Ginger, Darlene 38 Ginger, Marlene 39 Glaze, Jackqueline 39,102,119 Glover, Charles 39, 88 Glover, Esther 62 Glover, Kafhy 62, 119 Glover, Kelsey 94 Glover, Renee 88 Glover, Theresa 88 Goldsmith, Reno 74 Golladoy, Martha 62 Gonzales, Mory 88 Gonzales, Raymond 39 Gooden, Ardythe 74,112 Gordon, Barbara 88 Gordon, Dale 62 Gordon, Jomes A 148, 178 Gordon, Michael 88 Gordon, Otha 62 Gordon, Oudia 39 Gould, Alfred 45 Graham, Michael 88 Gray, Lethella 62 Green, Arthur 39,119,135,148 Green, Brenda 88 Green, Francis 95 Green, Linda 88 Green, Pamela 74 Green, Randolph 88 Green, Tony 119, 135, 138 Green, Vanessa 74 Green Jr., Rochester 62 Gregory, Kevin 39 Gregory, Wayne 62 Griffin, Ardeth 88 Griffin, Artie 74 Gross, Myrna 62 Groue, Louise - 88 Guiles, Thomas 74 Gunn, Lavonne 88 Gust, Edward 62 Guy ton, Beverly 34, 39 Hackney, Cheryl 88 Hall, Brenda 74 Hall, Janice 88 Hall, Melinda 62 Hall, Paul J 39, 112 Hall, Sambretha S8 Hall, Yvette 88 Halliburton, Robert 88 Halsey, Albert 74 Ham, Charles ....-62, 119 Ham, Elijha 88 Hamilton, Chuck 39 Hamilton, Craig 88 Hamilton, Joyce 89 Hamilton, Mary J 89 Hamilton, Roverna 39, 105 Hanes, Clifford 89 Harderson, Jacqueline 62 Harlod, Jacqueline 62 Harold, Paula 39,84,101,141 Harper, Rosemary 39 Harper, 5ylvester 39 Harrington, Menya 74 Harriott, Martanea 40,114 Harris, Arthur 62 Harris, Cynthia 89 Harris, Joeann 62 Harris, Kenneth 62 Harris, Lucean 74, 148,154, 166 Harris, Lutherine 89 Harris, Mozelta 89 Harris, Nellie 62 Harris, Ronald 40, 140, 153, 179 Harris, Rosella 89 Harris. Roy 138, 152, 170 Harris, Sammy 89 Harris, Simmie 62 Harris, Steven 89 Harrison, Mark _. 89 Harrison, Ronald 62, ' 70 Harrison, Timothy 40, 138, 148, 179 Hartfield, Johnny 74 Hartfield, Valencia 89 Harthorne, Romero 62, 148,154 Harthorne, Rory 74, 154 Harwell, Gloria 105 Hastings, Sharon 62 Hayes, Beverly 40, 114, 119 Hayes, Cam a .. 74 Hayes, Herdia Cene 40 Hayes, Jerome 74, 140, 154 Hayes, Kathlene 74 Haynes, Cathlene 95 Haynes, Regal 62, 148, 1 66 Hays, Ethel 39 Heard, Pamela 74 Heard, Regina 89 Heidet, Mark 171 He I ma, Geneva 89 Helms, Linda 89 Hemphill, Pam 74 Henderson, Jerry 62 Henry, Deborah 40, 103, 114, 141 Henry, James _ 89 Henry, Pamela 62 Henry, Thelma 33,40,102,115,147 Herbert, Alfred 62 Hersey, Harry 62 Hersey, Vallarie 74 Herve, Julie 105 Herwat, Paul 89 Hickbottom, Clara 40, 105, 114, 119 Hicks, Alexis _ 89 Hicks, Cynthia 40, 105 Hicks, Nathan 40, 105 Hicks, Robert 40,112,119,138,141 Hicks, Robin 62 Higgs, Gary 62, 148, 152, 180 Higgs, Josevere 62 Hightower, James 63 Hightower, Linda 74 Hill, Beverly 40 Hill, Shirley ... 89 Hilou, Camille 40 Hinton, Barbara 74 Hobson, Darretl 89 Hobson, Ronald 63, 148, 154 Hodges, Karen 40 Hogan, Rosalind 63 Holcomb, Marion 40 Holden, Michelle 63 Hotlingsworth, John 1 73 Hollingsworth, Keith 89 Hollingsworth, Michael 63 Holloway, Claudia 39 Holmes, Darnell 89 Holmes, Eugene 89 Holmes, James 89 Holmes, Keith E 40, 103, 112, 130, 135 Holmes, Keith V 135 Holt, Barbara 40 Hopkins, Terry 74, 89, 170 Horton, Aaron 40, 110 Horton, Lizzie 89 Hoskins, Latanya 74, £9 House, Dennis L 40 House, Edward 74, 1 54 Howard, Edward 63 Howard, Gregory 63 Howell, James 9 Howell, Sheila _ 74 Howell, Shirley 63 Howze, Alfreda 40, 114 Howze, Carrie 40, 114 Hawze, Elaine 74 Huddleston, Mary 89 Hudson, Larry 63 Hudson, Marvin 40 Hudson, Michael 74 Huggons, Barbara 89 Hughes, Anthony 148 Hughes, David 89 Hughes, Havilland 9, 40, 49, 136 Hughes, John 74 Hughes, Samuel 63 Hughley, Ray 63 Hughley, Stephanie 89 Hughley, Donald 63 Hunt, Anthony 74 Hunt, Grover 99 Hunt, Joey 74, 148, 180 Hunter, Roosevelt 63, 110, 179 Huntley, Kenneth 63 Husen, Mike 114 Hutchen, Charles 74 Hutchen, Phillip 74, 149 Hutchison, Judy 89 Ingraham, Darrel 74 Insley, Will 89 Irish, Shirley Diane 89 Isaac, Rosie L 63 Isaacson, Thelma .63, 107, 125, 130, 131 Jackson, Alvin 40 Jackson, Brady D 1 66 Jackson, Cynthia 76, 118 Jackson, Cynthia D 40, 102 Jackson, Darryl L 89 Jackson, Dennard 138, 141 Jackson, Diane 69 Jackson, Loretta 63 Jackson, Melinda 63 Jackson, Pearlene Y 9, 33, 41, 49 118, 135 Jackson, Richard 76 Jackson, Roger E 48, 100, 115, 126 Jackson, Ronald D. 76, 154 Jackson, Vinnessa A 1 19 Jackson, Willie C. Jr 89 Jacobs, James 1 10 Jacobs, Larry 63 Jacobs, Marilyn L 76 Jacobs, Pecola L 89 Jagodzinski, Delores 89 Jefferson, Cloyd L 89 Jenkins, Raymond 63 Jewell, Marc E 63, 110 Johnson, Borbara 103, 1 26 Johnson, Belinda 76 Johnson, Cathy 89 Johnson, Charlene 76 Johnson, Clarence L 89, 155 Johnson, Clifton 76 Johnson, Danny Roy 89 Johnson, Deanna .76 Johnson, Herbie 63 Johnson, Jacqueline 1 02 Johnson, Jacqueline D 63 Johnson, Jacqueline J. 89, 119 Johnson, James 76 Johnson, Keith B 89, 155 Johnson, Linda Carol 41, 146 Johnson, Lorraine 41, 105, 125 Johnson, Michael 75, 154 Johnson, Michael 75,154 Johnson, Perry 1 55 Johnson, Rickey 41, 130, 148 Johnson, Rosalyn 41, 119 Johnson, Rubin 7? Johnson, Sherryl P 89 Johnson, Stanley 75 Johnson, William F 63 Johnson, Yourline 75 Jones, Anna Lou 41 Jones, Benny J 63, 110 Jones, Brenda 75 Janes, Carleton 155 Jones, Carolyn J 63 Jones, Celestine ... 89 Jones, C. L 89 Jones, Cleveland 75 Jones, Clifford ... 89 Jones, Daisy B 89 Jones, Daris 63 Jones, Darrel I 75 Jones, David 75,114 Jones, David L 89 Jones, Deborah Jones, Denise 75, 118, 119 Jones, Denise Narciss 41, 75, 102 Jones, Eddie B 75 Jones, Frances A _ 63 Jones, James 89 Jones, James E 89 Jones, Karyl 165 Jones, Kenneth 41 Jones, Linda 75 Jones, Lonnie 63 Jones, Marilyn A ... 95 Jones, Marion 4] Jones, Mary S 89 Jones, Michael 75 Jones, Patricia Ann 75 Jones, Peggy A 89 Jones, Regina L 89 Jones, Richard L 75 Jones, Robin Celestine 89, 119 Jones, Robyn Diane 41 Jones, Sharlet D 63 Jones, Susan J _ 41 Jordan, Jimmie 41, 110 Jordan, Shirley _ 64 Jordan, Willie C 75 — K- Keley, Tyrone ._ 89 Kelson, Lloyd ... 89 Kemp, Sandra L 76 Ketchum, Otis MO Key, Derrick 76 Key, Michael 76, 89, 165 Kight, Cora D 76 Kilgore, Robert C 41 Kimbrough, Bulista 41, 107, 131 Kimbrough, Chester 64 Kimbrough, Lewis 90 Kimbrough, Michael 119,135 King, Bobbie E 64 King, Curtis Lee 76 King, Deborah K 90 King, Edward E 76 King, Georgia L 64 King, Gwendolyn A 76 King, Hattie Rebecca 41 King, Jerome V 41, 110 King, Krista D 64 King, Mary Ann 76 King, Otis 64 King, Robert A 41 Knowles, Amos C 64 Knowles, Robert E 64 Koonce, Gail 90 Koster, David 41, 107, 110 Lafayette, Stanford 64 Londress, Luckey 90 Langston, Quincy 76 Langston, Randolph 90 Lawson, Donna Denise 64 Lawson, Kendo 64 Lay son, Larry 64 ledesma, Rodolfo J 90 Ledesmo, Rose Mary 90 Lee, John 41 Lee, Linda 41, 118 Lee, Mildred 105 Lee, Rodney 41,118,135 188 Leech, Brenda 90 Leech, Ron 126 Legree, Kedron 64, 119 Legree, Kevin Leon 76 Lenard, Barbara A 76 Leonard, Karen 41, 119 Leonard, Melvin 90 Levesque, Brashea 90 Lewis, Anita M 41, 107 Lewis, Cynthia 42 Lewis, Debra - 76 Lewis, Delores J 90 Lewis, Diane 76, 125 Lewis, Rosalyn 48, 64 Lewis, Rose 90 Lewis, Vanessa 64 Liggons, Byron 76 Liggons, Iris D 42 Lindsey, Anno 76 Lindsey, Donna 64 Lindsey, Karl 90 Livingston, Linda A 64, 110 Lloyd, Mildred 76, 114, 119 Lobdale, James 42 Lockett, Rosie 64, 76 Lockridge, Ruth Ann 42, 105 Lofton, Betty 64, 107 Lofton, Ivory 90 Lomas, Delano _ 76 Lomas, Edmond 64, 110 Lopez, Anna 76 Lucas Bobby L 76, 90 Luckey, Janet 42 Lyons, Edward 90 Lyons, L. C. Jr 137, 141, 148, 178 McBee, Tyrone 76, 165 McBride, Katrina 90 McCall, Pamela 90 McCall, Patricia 76 McCan, Leonard 90 McCont, Mary 76 McCarver, Michael 90 McCloin, Pierette 90 McClair, Bessie 42 McClellan, Jean 90 McClellan, Sylvia 64 McCleo, Ben 42 McCormick, Gilbert 64 McCoy, Terry 76 McCoy, Valissha 90 McCray, Deborah 76 McCreary, Elaine 90 McCreary, Robert 64 McCoul lough, Lerenzo 64 McDonald, Aubren 64 McDonald, Earl 117 McDuffey, Mary 42 McElheney, Joanne 90 McFarland, Musette 90 Mc Fori and, Tanya , 42 McGee, Larry 105 McGee, William 64 McKenzie, John 42 McKinley, I ris 64 McMillan, Freddie 118, 148 McNeil, Gloria 42, 118 McNeil, Joe 77 Mack, Floyd H 42, 119 Mock, Jimmy 1 65 Mack, Keith 77 Maddock, Willie 90 Mogget, Diane 90 Mallet, Jan 90 Malone, Philip 64 Ma I one, Treva 64 Mann, Duane 90 Mann, Leroy 64 Mann, Shirley 90 Manning, Cethus J 77 March, Gwendolyn 42, 119 Marino, Catherine B 65 Marks, Jerry D 90 Morney, Cassandra 77 Marr, Michelle D 90 Marshall, Linda 77 Marshall, Pamela 77 Martin, Leslie D 9, 43, 100, 103, 107, 115, 130, 131, 135, 138 Martin, Marilyn 43, 103, 125 Martin, Monika 43 Martin, Nancy 77 Marti, Linda 77 Mason, Gwendolyn 90 Mason, Stanley 77 Matten, Pamela 43, 103, 119 Matthews, Judith C. 43 May, Carron 1 19 May, John 43, 114, 118 Mayes, Raymond ' 55 Mayo, Beverly 65 Mays, Sammte 77 Meeks, Oswald 77 Merrell, Kenneth 43 Metcalfe, Sallie 90 Meyers, Wanda 43, 103,114 Middlebrooks, Robert .155 Middlebrooks, Terry 90 Miles, Etelia 90 Miller, Deborah 90 Miller, Russell 119 Milliner, Cyrus 1 1 8 Minor, Reginald 90 Minor, Sheila 65 Mitchell, Anthony 65 Mitchell, Beverly 77 Mitchell, Bruce 65 Mitchell. Diane 90 Mitchell, Janet 65, 103, 146 Mitchum, Yvonne 77, 103 Mixon, Eddie 65 Moon, Ora 65 Moore. Frankie - 43 Moore, Gregory 77 Moore, Gwendolyn 77 Moore, Gwendolyn K. 65 Moore, Jason D. 65 Moore, Joann 65 Moore, Larry 1 55 Moore, Lome 90 Moore, Luzon 65, 102, 119, 130, 131, 176 Moore, Maden 65 Moore, Patricia 77 Moore, Ronald 158 Moore, Rosal 43 Moore, Stephanie 90 Moore, Stewart 90 Moore, Thomas 43, 1 48 Morehead, Dwayne 65, 142 Morehead, lavelle 142 Morris, Alesia 65, 119 Morris, Brenda - 43 Morris, William 65 Morrison, James 43 Morrison, Marguerite 91 Mosely, Donna 77 Mosely, Joyce 65 Moses, Leroy 77 Mosley, Toni 65,119 Muldrew, Aveldia 77, 119 Mulligan, Claudia 77 Murden, Karl 91 Murphy, Carol 77, 102, 179 Murphy, Maxine ... 65 Murry, Victor 91 — N— Nabors, Donnell 77 Nagy, Ron 65, 76 Nash, Alice 44, 119 Nash, Felix 44, 105 Nash, Mary 91 Nash, Steven 91 Nawrocki, Nicholas 44, 107, 110 Nelson, Kenneth 91 Nelson, Lloyd 155 Nettles, Fredrick L 77 Nettles, Patricia A 77 Newbern, Wanda J 77 Newberry, Neil 65 Newborn, 1 rma 65 Newsom, Evelyn 65 New so m, Louis 44 Nest, James 65 Nix, Gloria 44 Nix, Marsha 44 Norment, Mary 44 Norwood, Cynthia 91 Odoms, Robert 44 Oliphant, Regina 65 Oneal, Constance 95 O ' Neal, Cynthia c 1 Oneal, Mark W 65 Orr, Icilda 65, 107, 115 Orr, Lyman 77 Osby, Terrt 44, 103, 119 Ostrander, Carol 91 Overton, Annie 65 Owens, George 91 Oxner, Dale 65 Paige, Kenneth 66 Porker, Calvin 66 Parker, McCoy 119 Parker, Shirley 91 Parris, Jay 91 Patrick, Iva 91 Pa ft in, Anthony 1 18 Payne, Rena 77 Payne, Tanya 44 Peacock, Robert 77, 148 Peacock, Teresa 66 Pelfrey, Robert 77 Pernell, Dennis 1 1 9 Perry, Bobbie 91 Perry, Clarrise . 91 Perryman, Andrea 44, 107, 110 Perryman, Edwina 70, 77 Pettaway, Tony . 91 Piggee, Anna 91 Phoenix, Carol .1 1 2 Pilaczynski, John 91 Pinkney, Roma 32, 44, 101, 104, 130 Player, Anna 91 Player, Ronald 91 Poindexter, Sherri 70, 77 Polk, Keith 66 Pollard, Zacchi 77 Ponds, Deborah 66 Pope, Bernard 158, 1 59 Pope, Keith 66 Pope, Larry 66 Pope, Ronald Kevin Pope, Sandra L ... 77 Porter, Diane 91 Poston, Leonard 66 Powell, Karen D 66 Powe: Lauri K - 91 Pre snail, Kenenth 44 Price, Alneda Renee 77 Price, Carey 91 Price, Dovim D 77 Price, Johnny 44 Price, Rena 77 Price, Ronald 77 Price, William 131 Prior, Robert 154 Prowell, LaVon 91, 115 Prowell, Marie Anne 77 Quinn, Joseph J 44, 143, 179 Quinn, Julie - 44 Quinn, Rachel 66 Quinn, Victoria L 78 Quillin, William 44 Oates, Larry 91 Oddoye, Kenneth 44, 107 Odom, Bonnie - 65 Odoms, Dennis 77 Rotliff, Edward E. 48 Rambus, Metvin 66 Randolph, Paul .. 45, ' 73 Ransey, Danny E. 66 Ray, Rita J 66 Ray, Thomas E -45, 105 Read us, Gwendolyn K 66 Redman, Darnell 45,117 Redmond, Delores ... 66 Reed, Anthony D 91 Reed, Earnest 78 Reed, Frieda A 45 Reid, Christopher K 78,139,141 Reid, Melinda J 91 Reid, Timothy S 66 Releford, Alesia A 91 Releford, Denise R 45, 117 Reynolds, Willa 45 Rice, Alphonso 78 Rice, Patricia 91 Rice, Ronald 9, 48, 100, 103, 117, 135 Richardson, Cathryn 78 Richardson, Dale M 91 Richardson, Deborah 78 Richardson, Fletcher .. 45 Richardson, Jennifer 91 Richardson, Michael 78 Richardson, Semolia L . . 91 Richey, John 66 Richie, Linda M 78 Ridley, Marina J 78, 118 Ridley, Reba Joyce 66 Riley, LaDonna 45, 118 Riley, Sandra A _ 45 Riley, Teresa Y 78 Riley, Wayne 45 Rivers, Flora J 45, 176 Rivers, Melvina H 66 Roberts, Dale J 48 Roberts, Darryl E 78 Roberts, Oscar 78 Robinson, Charles L 78 Robinson, Clarence 1 10 Robinson, David 91 Robinson, Johnny 45, 105 Robinson, Judith K 78 Robinson, Keith A 91 Robinson, Leroy 78,118 Robinson, Leslie 78, 117 Robinson, Nicholas 78, 155 Robinson, Renota L 45, 110, 118, 147 Robinson, Reshay L 66 Rodgers, Pamela M 45, 114, 118 Rogers, Beverly L 91 Rogers, Dorene 78 Rogers, Jackie 78 Rogers, Kay 45 Rogers, Rose N 9,49, 103, 117, 146 Rohn, Daniel M 91 Roosevelt, Gregory 66 Rose, Robert E 48 Ross, Charles 78 Ross, Jane E 78 Ross, Lovater J 92 Ross, Lynda K 67 Rue, Diane 45 Rupert, Mary Jean 92 Russell, Ann C 45, 105, 114 Russell, Denise L 9, 100, 130 Russell, Ladore L 78 Russell, Ronnie 78 — S— Saie, Hatem 67 Sallie, Frank 92 Sallie, Herman 92 Sample, Terrence 78, 102, 112, 114 Sampson, Linda 92 Sanders, Dwight 1 55 Sanders, Gloria 67 Sanders, Larry 78 Sanders, Patricia 46, 110 Sanders, Rodney 171 Sanders, Ronya 67 Sansbury, Patrick 46,119 Sounders, Carol 78 Saunders, Gloria 67 Savage, Greg 78 Savage, Juanita 67 Schiffler, Leslie 92 Schutt, Carol 79, 103 Scott, Collin 78 Scott, Darrell 95 Scott, Jill 92 Scott, Monica 78 Scott, Raymond 92, 155 Scott, Shauna 46, 103, 119 Scruggs, James ... 78 Scruggs, Olivia 92 Seabert, Jeanette 92 5eay, Doretha 67 Seldon, Mahalia 46 Seldon, Tyler 67, 112, 130 Seward, Patricia 46 Sharpley, Don 92 Shaw, Catherine 92 Shelmon, Darlene 92 Shelmon, Donnell 92 Sherer, Debbie 78 Sherman, More 1 70 Sherred, Lorenzo 92 Shock, Ricky 79 Shockley, Hazell Jr 46, 119 Shoemake, Patricia 92 Shuler, Dennis 92 Shuler, Rickey 67 Shy, Dwayne 67 Shy, Robin 92 189 Sibby, Charles 46 S bby, Emmanuel 92 Sibby, Gloria 79,119 Sibley, Fred 79 Simmons, Dwayne 170 Simmons, James 67 Simmons, Michelle 92 Simmons, Peggy 67, 119 Simmons, Sammie 79 Simmons, Travis 92 Simms, Edward 92 Simon, Moveen 46 Sims, Renee 92 Sims, Valerie 67 Skeeters, Jim 67 Slaughter, Mayo 46 Sledge, Belinda 92 Sloop, Cheryl 92 Smith, Annie M 67 Smith, Artis 79 Smith, Betty 46 Smith, Charles 67 Smith, Charles 79 Smith, Donald 67 Smith, Elaine 92 5mith, Ethel 79 Smith, Gerva 46, 110 Smith, Homer Lee 92 Smith, Iris 46 Smith, Janedean 92 Smith, Jesse 92 Smith, Jonas 92 Smith, Linda 46 Smith, Lester 92 Smith, Margaret 79 Smith, Mary Ann 79 Smith, Mayvee 92 Smith, Michael 92 Smith, Ronald 92 Smith, Salena 92 Smith, Sheila 92 Smith, Sheral 79 Smith, Sigman 79 Smith, Sylvia 46 Smith, Theodis 92 Smith, Walter 67 Smith, Willie 67,119,148,180 Snipes, Jeanette 79 Snipes, Mary 92 Snipes, Shirley 103, 119 Snivelly, Denise 79 Snow, Delphine 92, 119 Snow, Nora 46 Sobczak, Vicki 79 Sohnly, Mathew 105 Sommers, Francis 79, 112 Sommers, Mary 79 Sparks, George 67 Spencer, Anthony 92 Spencer, Gerald 79 Sproles, Caroline 67 Stallworth, Cathy 92 Starks, Sheila 92 Staunton, Michelle 79 St. Clair, Vance 46 Steele, Carol 9, 46, 49, 84, 147 Steele, Frank „ 92 Steinmetz, Mark 79 Stephens, Karl 47, 135, 138, 148, 180 Stephens, Theresa 58, 68, 110 Stephens, William _ 79 Stevens, William _ 68, 166 Stewart, Deborah 79, 112, 118, 141 Stewart, Frances 79 Stewart, Marvin 92, 154 Stewart, Vikki 92 Stokes, Lonnie 68 Stokes, Lynetta 79 Stokes, Roderick 68 Stoudamire, Deborah 47, 102, 107 Stoudomire, James 68 Stovall, Debra 47 Strahan, Denise 92 Strong, Jeffrey 79 Stubblefield, 8renda 92 Sturdivant, Gregory 47, 102, 118 148, 180 Stykes, Gregory 92 Sudduth, Dero 79 Sullivan, Christine 68 Sullivan, Pauline 47 Summers, Mary T 19 Swain, Charles 47 Talley, Elizabeth 92 Talley, Marilyn 79 Talley, Myron Keith 68 Torrent, James 92 Torrent, Marie 47,102,118 Tarrent, Pamela 68 Tate, Patricia 92 Tate, Shirlette 79 Tatum, Nancy 79 Taylor, Beverly 68 Taylor, Calvin 92 Taylor, Cynthia 79 Taylor, DarreU 68, 166 Taylor, Debra Ann 92 Taylor, James 92 Taylor, Kenny 92 Taylor, Kim 92 Taylor, Lesley 92 Taylor, Linda 47 Taylor, Marvin 79 Taylor, Ronnie 47, 173, 178, 179 Taylor, Ruby 79 Taylor, Stella 79, 92 Taylor, Terry 68 Taylor, Vondrian 68 Terry, Elaine 95 Terry, Roy 112 Thomas, Diane 79 Thomas, Joette 80 Thomas, Rosemary 68 Thomas, Trevor 92 Thomas, Troy 92 Thomas, Willie 92 Thompson, James 79, 105 Thompson, Sonny 92 Todd, Frederick 9, 58, 68, 130 Todd, Robbie 47, 100, 102, 131 Toler, Charles 93 Toler, Cherly 93 Totty, Regina 103, 135 Townsend, Darlwyn 68 Traynum, Roscoe 93, 155 Trehan, Joseph 93, 155 Trice, Shirley 118 Triplett, Lucieel 80 Triplett, Sylvester 154 Triplett, Walter 80, 148, 154 Tucker, Claude 155 Turner, Derrall 80 Turner, June 93 Turner, Linda 68 Tyler, Melvin 80 Tyler, Milton 68, 80 — Y— fll 102, 112, 114 Young, James 48 119 Young, Loretta . 48 Young, Milo l« Young, Raymond 69 114 Young, Vernon R1 118 Vanleer, Louis 68 Vaughn, Arthur 80 Vega, Cheryl 68, 103, 125 Vega, Michael 110 Vega. Richard 80, 103 Vidales, Ayis 93 Vidales, Bradford 93 Taite, Evelyn 47, 103, 107, 114 Taile, Vena 68 Talbert, Gwendolyn 48, 105 Talley, Calvin 79 Wade, Shirley 93 Wagner, David 47, 76 Wakefield, Debro 47, 105 Walker, Beverly 47, 105 Wolker, Charles 93, 155 Walker, Delia 68 Walker, Edward 80, 154 Walker, Gary 93 Walker, Gregory 80 Walker, Thomas 47,93,155 Walker, Tommy 68, 118 Walker, Tony 80, 118 Wallace, Emily 93 Wally, Denise 93 Wollon, Glenda 93 Walton, Jackie 70, 181 Walsh, Christine .48, 107, 110, 130, 131 Ward, Ophelia 68 Ware, Alvin 68 Ware, Artie 60 Ware, Michael 93,155 Warren, Anthony 68 Washington, Brenda 80, 102 Washington, Craig 80 Washington, Keith 68 Washington, Rebo 80 Washington, Rhonda 47, 105, 119 Washington, Verline 93 Waters, Renita - 80 Wotkins, Oliver 119 Wotkins, Vanessa 68,119 Wotkins, Tyrone 148,154 Watkins, Varland 58, 68, 170 Watson, Elmore 148, 180 Watson, June 68 Watson, William 173 Watts. Jackie 105 Weathers, Wanda 93 Weathers, Janet 93 Weathers, Ronald 93, 105 Weathers, Wanda 93 Welch, Richard 48 Welch, Gail 58, 103, 125 Wells, Jacaues 48 West, Frederick 69, 93 West, Jeffrey 93 West, Robinetta 68 West, Teresha 30 West, Tylene 68 Westbrook, Augustus 93, 155 Whaley, Andrew 43 Wheatley, Charles 48,65, 114 Whickum, Roger 166 Whickum, Sharon 68 White, Barbaro - 48, 103, 114 White, Ca ' i! n 80 Wh ' te, Dennis 93 White, Don 93 White, James 60 White, Douglas 93 White, lily 80 White, Marilyn 93 White, Myron 68 White, Shirley SO Whitely, Leonard 80 Whitenack, Richard 93 Whitiker, Theresa 68 Whittington, Amory 68 Whittington, Cheryll 80 Wicrynski, Keith 68 Wiggins, Nate 105 Wilborn, Deborah 80 Wilborn, Jeanette 48 Wilbourn, Beverly 33, 84 Wilkinson, Roger 170 Williams, Andy 68 Williams, Barbara 68, 119 Williams, Cortney 93 Williams, Curtis 80 Williams, Cynthia 48, 114 Williams, Cynthia M. 48 Williams, David 93 Williams, Delia 94 Williams, Dwight 94 Williams, Esther 80 Williams, Gene 94 Williams, Joetta 80 Williams, Keith 68, 159 Williams, Ken 69 Williams, Preston .48,110 Williams, Otis 80 Williams, Sarah 94 Williams, Sedalia 48 Williams, Sheila 94 Williams, Wanda 81,118 Willington, Celeste 95 Willis, Robert 69, 148, 166 Wilson, Anthony 81, 164, 165 Wilson, Arnold 94 Wilson, Deboroh 48,69,114 Wilson, Deboroh Ann 103 Wilson, Eric 69 Wilson, Jewel ... 94 Wilson, Marcia 94 Wilson, Pattie 105 Wilson, Shirley ... 94 Wimberly, Georgette 94 Witcher, Danny 119 Witcher, Dennis 81,114 Witcher, Donna 155 Womack, Glenn 94 Woo, Howard 170 Wood, Lawrence 94 Woodard, Denise 94 Woodard, Dennis 94 Woodard, Gayle 81, 181 Woodard, Tyrone 81 Woodard, Willard . ... 69 Woodberry, Linda 81 Woods, Eugene .. ... 94 Woods, Lloyd 155 Wright, Garry 155 Wright, Maynard ... 69 Wright, Vera 94, 119 Wyatt, Tina 94, 112 Wyrick, Sandra 48, 105 SENIOR CHRONICLE Cont. Deborah Duncan Homecoming Court 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Girl Chorus 9, 10; Social Commission 11; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Class President 9, 10. 190 Farewell To Busy Times and To Happy High School Days t;« i-