Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

1972 RED AND BLACK LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCE, KANSAS VOLUME 59 Debbie Nitsch, editor-in-chief Jane Englebrecht. associate editor John Easley, head photographer Tony Gauthier, advisor 1CJ5¥ 1°)7 “So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out. ■now -we vjp come a Cr We' y p c£a.if to cbiy, 3 Ut tei ne. . . m rg do iHe ? otf-ccstaruf h icci ll the wlile Or mi 'Is anefwiles. r. V - v • T V JLt Wk A. couCcC rtpacL mirvc C Co ci taCe wv tkoTAXfCts wou. Uutf. a d ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. David Kendall Kenneth Fisher CURRICULUM COORDINATORS SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS H.C. Stuart R. Wayne Nelson Dr. Carl Knox Knox Guides; Board Provides BOARD OF EDUCATION-Larry Hatfield, Dick Holzmeister, William Bradley, President; Kenneth Anderson, Helen Gilles, John Spearman, Julie Hack, Christine Disque, Student Representative; Carl Knox. l:i______ 16 17 DIRECTOR—Charles Parks DIRECTOR—John Forbes DIRECTOR-Max Rife COUNSELOR—Phil Pestinger COUNSELOR—Donna Marston COUNSELOR-Roy Cropp 18 Staff Thelma Gordon Student Welfare Coordinator Shirley Finfrock Ruth Mitchell Dixie Hinz Principal’s Secretary Secretary Secretary Arlee Roberts Guidance Secretary Rheta Pestinger Financial Secretary Jeanne Dicker School Nurse COOKS-back row- Margaret Hardtarfer, Garnett Knapp, Ruby Webb. Margaret Cheek. Peggy Bartlett. Ruth Lamb. Dorothy Altic, Judy Chappell. Maridel Hallenbeck, C h a rlet Bryan, Frances Albertson; front row-Esther Messer, Dorothy Rake. Betty Stanwix, Marilyn Waner, Ros- etta Hodge. Clara Mae Buffington. CUSTODI ANS-back row-Roy Chaney, Walter Kampschroeder, Roy Bur ton; front row-John Andes, Ted Gordon, Lola England, Floyd Heffer, Oral Morgan. 19 20 LEWIS ALLEN—Special Education MARY ALLEN-German JOHN AMES-Business Education, Distributive Education ROLAND ANDERSON-Chemistry LAFAUN ANDERSON—Home Living JUNE BACHARACH—Physical Education ED BARTLEY-Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble Not pictured-BILL BARNES-Power Mechanics 21 Not pictured-KENNETH BRYANT-Trades JIM BELTCH—Sophomore English DON BINNS—Constitution, Contempora- ry Affairs 22 CHRISTIAN BERNEKING—American History, Audio Visual KAREN CLARK-Senior English, Novel, Philosophy, Humanities SUZANNE COIL-Creative Fashion, Child Development, Knits and Needles Not pictured-JAN ICE CONRAD—Algebra JOYCE DANA-Senior English, Black Authors. Poetry, Forensics MILLARD DENNY-Theatre, Stagecraft, Drama, Dramatic Lit. 23 MORRIS EI DM AN—Algebra, Calculus MARY GAUTHIER—Office Education Not pictured—ELLEN FREEMAN—Trades TONY GAUTHIER—Constitution, Econom- ics, Yearbook 2 a Not pictured—KATHY GREEN—Trades FRANK GIBSON—Physical Education, Personal Development MAUDE GREEN—Latin, Sophomore English LOIS GROH-Shorthand, Secretarial Training CAROLINE GRAHAM—Sophomore English VIRGIL HALLAUER-Data Processing, Computer Math 25 JEAN HANAN—Sophomore English JUDY HENDERSON-French KEN HIGH FILL—Anatomy and Physiology, Biology BILL HARRINGTON-Geometry. Algebra Teachers Offer Diversification TOM HOFFMAN—Vocational Auto Mechanics 26 LYLE HOOVER-Arch. Drawing, Drafting, Wood Tech. PRESTON HUBBARD-CIT DARYLE JEHLE-Trades TOM JORDAN-Leathercraft, Ceramics, Jew elry. Design 27 ED JUDD-Biology PAT KELLS—Special Education JIM KELLEY—Electronics EDGAR KRIEGER—Eastern Civilization, American History VERA KANZIG-Librarian WES KELTCHER—Senior English, Composition 28 STAN LARSON—Agriculture, Animal Sci- ence, Horticulture, Landscaping BILL LASSMAN-Printing ELEANOR LOCKHART-Librarian Not pictured-JERRY MAG- NUSON—Data Processing BOB MANNING-Physical Ed- ucation, Personal Develop- ment JOAN LUNDSTROM-Physi- cal Education, Personal Devel- opment 29 HAROLD MARCUM—Junior English, Humanities CHERRY McCABRIA—Special Education CHALMER MARTIN—Practical Science LES LEE McKENNA—Mass Media, Journalism, English 30 CARL MIBECK-American History, International Rela- tions, Debate MARTHA O'TOOLE—Accounting, Shorthand ELAINE MULLIKEN—Home Living, Interior Decorating ALICE OWENS-Reading HAROLD PIEHLER—Junior English 31 JAN REINKING—American History, Sociology SHARON ROBINSON—Business Law, Typing, Consumer Economics DENNIS RORABAUGH—Geometry Not pictured — TERESA ROG- ERS—Fashion Fab- rics, World of Cookery STAN ROTH—Biology 32 FRED SCHULTZ-Wood Technology, Sheet Metal, Machine Tool JOHN SCOLLON-Spanish HELEN SHUMWAY-Design, Photography, Oil Painting, Water Color, Commercial Art Those who can, do. . . but some teach.” BRILLA SCOTT-Typing EARLE SIMMONS—Welding, Agricultural Mechanics LARRIE SCOTT-Auto Information 33 JOYCE STEVENSON-Senior English, Mythology, Shakespeare, Novel BETTY SPALSBURY—American History Not pictured—DON TURNER-American History ROGER STEPHENSON—Practical Science, Physics STEVE SUB LETT—Science for Survival, Chemistry DICK SWINDLER-Trigonometry, Algebra, Geometry LEWIS TILFORD-Chorus, A Cappella LINDA SUDERMAN-Junior English MARY TREECE-American History, World History JAN TAYLOR-French 35 TOM WALLER—Algebra, Geometry Not pictured LARRY WILLIAMS Orchestra, Humanities DARRELL WARD—Sophomore English CYNTHIA WHITENIGHT-Junior English RAY WILBUR-Algebra Trig., Calculus REECE WILEY—Junior English 36 AL WOOLARD—American Government My Three Angels The three angels are Jeff Moffet, Mr. Bennie Stewart and Mr. Lewis Allen. Madame Ducotel consoles her daughter. Marie Louise. Joseph and an infatuated Alfred study a fainted Marie Louise. A furious Henri Trochard threatens Felix in the presence of Paul and the convicts. cast: Felix Ducotel.......................Darrell Ward Emilie Ducotel......................Eleanor Lockhart Marie Louise Ducotel...........Alice Owens Madame Parole.........................Bette Spalsbury Joseph ......................Bennie Stewart Jules..........................Lewis Allen Alfred.........................Jeff Moffet Henri Trochard..........................Don Binns Paul ..........................Reece Wiley Lieutenant.....................Dick Adams crew: Director..............................Denny Stage Manager ...............LeeJaderborg Costumes.............Mrs. Coil, Ellen Bouse Props................................Elaine Peterson Lights.............Mr. Hoover, Rob Sterling Publicity...................Mrs. McKenna Tickets........................Mr. Scollon Printing ...............................Mr. Lassman Well, let's try that scene over again. INDIAN CLUB-Ramona McLemore, Dawn Allen, Gloria Holden, Debbie Mzhickteno. Anita Arkeketa, Steve Deerinwater, Gene Blackbird. Early in the fall the Indian club.held their annual club exhibit. The members brought many different articles portraying the Indian culture. These articles all belonged to the members themselves. Later in the year the members held an Indian feast. They brought many Indian dishes, such as rice and beef, fried bread and a soup made of smashed cherries. The club sponsored Anita Arkeketa as their Indian Spring Queen at the Junior- Senior Prom. 40 OFFICERS-Kathy Hamm, Vice-President; Brenda Miller, President; Mrs. Thelma Gordon, Sponsor; Cathy Tolbert. Treasurer; and Scenica Gregory, Secretary. Black Student Union 'Try it, you'll like it. 41 BUDGET STAFF Co editors.............Percy Angress Greg Hack News and Feature Editors Mike Heck Jerry Lane Stacey Boyd Sports Editor............David Ward Production Managers . . . .Debi Tryon Raemona Schmidt Business Manager . . Ellen Hornberger Ad Manager ...................Debbie Nitsch Head Photographer.......John Easley Advisor.............LesLee McKenna News and Feature writers: Mike Ame- rine, Steve Braun, Cory Brinker- hoff, Dwight Cox, Cathy Daicoff, Lori Doemland, Sally Gasper, Dayle, Gregg, Doug Heacock, Kris Palmquist, Alicia Russell, Dwain Workman, Connie Brooks, Rachelle Rasing, Carol Wilson, Sheila Hun- singer, Dave Ling. Sports writers: Kurt Falkenstien, Tim Holden, Dale Wise, Barney McCoy. Production staff: Nancy Culver, Cindy Cramer, Donna Frank, Dan Church, David Pendry. Ad staff: Jane Englebrecht, Bob Pierce, Kevin Travis, Susan I ken- berry. Photographers: Downer Dykes, Scott Gibbs, James Wille, John Lowther. Red And Black Tl JL - (tcfovi - (Jull faxjL itwJkblckJk- QStette CL. SZU L' Jk L- htoJLp itffoyKf tAL' UtnortiA- Sc tt fitl S, ■JCLrilQ' OJlJUil. jfcyP li+-' l nu iMsi h� r Fl-ddas, Ohx Fit cl 'j ft! but Ut jtA-,'. (i tut: ytUtsJXCvnmitL FjLmjZU, 'Iz 'tL D nJL Mp WUj 1)cvw£Sl . I frx ( CutFuM - Editor-in-chief Debbie Nitsch and Associate editor Jane Englebrecht. RED AND BLACK- Pam Rogge Ellen Bouse Kathy Henley Jane Englebrecht Cindy Brun Steve Pierce Jeff Shmalberg Cathy Schmidtberger Debbie Nitsch Elaine Peterson Liz Henley Judy Hird 43 Take several hundred feet of film, a talented photography staff, and many hours of work. The result is a photo- graphic record of the year. A number of persons contributed to the production of photographs this year. Aside from the staff, the follow- ing people were involved: Albert Weaver, Tim Fields, Tom Fields, Percy Angress, Arvie Southard, and Bill Douglas. HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER-John P. Easley 44 Scott Gibbs Downer Dykes GWEN LLEWELYN Soph. Squad CATHY TOLBERT 48 T e r P s • i c h o r e TERPSICHORE-back row-Janice Williams. Sonja Jaderborg, Cinda Osness, June Richardson. Brenda Miller, Jamie Hutchison. Susan Schwanzle, Cindy Cramer, Wendy Whitley. Jessie Riddle; second row-Melonie Moore. Nancy Culver. Donna Frank. Patsy Burkhead. Debbie Beguelin, Cynthia Bracciano. Connie Brooks. Rhonda Cellers. Ruth Ann King; first row-Janice Boone, Beth Reiber, Julie Logan, Christie Barrand. Karen Fleeger. Cindy Wilson. Nancy Womack. Liann Taylor, Rachel Lipman. Connie Brooks, Sr. Choreographer; Wendy Whitley. Jr. Chore- ographer; Melonie Moore, President; and June Richardson, Vice President, show their grease in the officers dance. 49 Brenda Miller entertains at Terpsichore Review. Black Tugs Red To Victory The Munchkin's march to music. Black Captain Kerry Kapfer and Red’s Nancy Culver confront at the witching hour. Red's three year winning streak ended this year in an action packed sports show. Although Black dominated the show from the beginning, Red made a comeback, which bounced the two teams into a tie. The last event, the tugo-war was the decisive event. At first, it seemed the event would never get off the ground because the rope broke twice. Then, some ingenious coaches and sports show assistants remedied the situation. The rope was tied and taped and on a third try Black pulled Red out of the gymnasium. Soccer, tugo-war, gymnastics, laps and medley relay were won by Black, hurdles, volleyball, basketball, and field events were won by Red. With the slight win over the Red team. Black broke the all-time sports show tie. The record now stands with Black at 9 wins and Red at 8. Lion Spark Rekindled by Allen’s Pep Club The 1971-72 Pep Club proved to be an energetic and spirited group. The girls added a great boost to L.H.S. and backed the athletic program all the way. Pep Club's activities ranged from surprises for all the athletes, money raising projects such as working at A W, painting their office red and black, the ever-present W.P.A.; one racy assembly, (among others), and to top it all off one enthusiastic collection of girls, cheering their way through many games. The newest addition to Pep Club was the male sponsor, Mr. Allen, and the new look of the Chesty Lion . 72's Pep Club has indeed shown a great improvement over the past years, and has opened new doors for the coming years. OFFICERS-Ruth Cashatt, Treasurer; Debbie Flora, Mascot; Anita Arkeketa, Mascot; Carol Wilson, Presi- dent; Karen Osness, Secretary; Tina Womack, Vice- President. HONOR PEP-back row-Debi Tryon. Jan Haley. Nancy Johannsen, Nancy Culver, Dayle Gregg. Sheila Hunsinger, Debbie Bequelin. Kathy Czupor, Jan Perry. Julee Hinz; front row-Karen Osness. Ruth Cashatt, Debbie Brubaker. Tina Womack. Sally Gasper. Carol Wilson, Patti Broyles, Debbie Flora, Anita Arkeketa. Leaders Club, complete with 32 mem bers had a very active year. The club attended two Playdays, one at Atchison and one at Emporia. They placed second at Emporia. The club sponsored the annual Volley- ball Sportsday. This year the Lawrence Girls' Volleyball team received a plaque for second place. Several members attended a P.E. Career Day at Kansas University. They were taken on a tour and listened to several speakers. Leaders Club spent many long hours to put on the annual Girls' Sports Show. Each member helped in the teaching of the entrance and the exercises. The club itself put these routines together. LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS-Patty Hermes. President; Terry Spearman, Vice-President; Gloria Holden. Cadet Trainer; and Bobo Kapfer, Cadet Trainer. LEADERS CLUB-back row-Rita Sooby. Kathy O'Toole, Sheila Hurst. Beth Boozer. Cinda Osness. Nan Reed, Cheryl Smith, Patty Hermes, Jo Ellen Brown, Brenda Miller, Terry Spearman, Barbara Brown; second row—Ruth Cashatt, Sue McDow. Debbie Flora. Connie Brooks. Tami Harris. Nancy Culver, Ann Emerson. Kathy Buhler. Diane Bannister. Jenny Miller. Anita Arkeketa. Jan Hicks; front row-Roxanne Rygmyr, Beth Llewellyn. Dawn Allen, Kerry Kapfer. Jana Whitaker, Kimberly Williams, Robin Etherton. Donna Karlin. 54 GIRLS' BASKETBALL-back row-Kerry Kapfer. Dorothy Jordan, Debbie Webb, Vickie Cotton, Janet McKenzie. Kris Palmquist, Lee Rader; front row-Donna Huff, Jenny Miller. Julie Lienhard. Beth Boozer. Rita Sooby. Jan Hicks. Basketballs Bouncing for Girls too 1972 was the first year for the LHS girls' basketball team. After the long and rigorous tryouts in December fourteen girls, six sophomores, three juniors and five seniors were chosen for the team. The team began their regular practices in early January which led to their first game with Atchison January 20. Though they were defeated at the first confrontation they were still determined. Their season finally took a turn for the better during their fourth game when they defeated Mount Saint Scholastica at Atchison 33-28. After this initial triumph the team couldn't be stopped. They were undefeated by Kansas schools. Their season ended with an overall 5-5 record. A final touch was added by the basketball girls taking the 2nd place trophy at Atchison's Invitational Tournament. Coach Joan Lundstrom was pleased with the team for the first season and has great aspirations for next year's girls' basketball team. 55 COACH-Joan Lundstrom GIRLS' GYMNASTICS-back row-Tami Harris. Diana Gerard, Diane Bannister, Nan Reed, Robin Ragland. Rhonda Cellars. Janet McDougal, Ruth Cashatt; front row-Karen Fleeger, Susan McDougal, Jan Haley, Anita Arkeketa (captain), Beth Llewellyn, Patty Cooper. Cathy Bodin. Girl Jockettes Unite ! This year girls at Lawrence High have been fortunate enough to be able to participate as a team in the ever exciting sport of gymnastics. Through the time, effort and help of Mrs. Bacharach the team was able to practice Monday thru Thursday until at least 5 o'clock. The girls were nearly all beginners. They attended a total of five meets, one of which was at home. All the meets were fun for everyone, but a bit scarey at times. The team was made up mostly of juniors who will return next year with definite plans on improving this year's record. These girls hope to apply the newly acquired knowledge, skills, and strength to the team to have a successful season. Credit is due to Mrs. Bacharach, and two L.H.S. graduates, Mary Meier and Joan Smith, for their excellent coaching throughout the season. 56 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM-back row-Patty Hermes, Sandy Taylor, Kathy O'Toole, Janet McKenzie, Debbie Webb. Jessie Riddle; middle row-Gloria Holden, Cathy Kievlan, Lee Rader, Dorothy Jordan, Kris Palmquist; front row-Boo Boo Kapfer, Roxanne Tankersley. Beth Llewellyn, Terry Messenhimer, April Francis. Girls at Bat ’72 The 1972 Girls' softball team had a short and rather disheartening season. After rigor- ous tryouts and a week of dedicated practice, they went into their season with an exciting 21-20 victory over Atchison on their home field. The remainder of the season didn't go quite as well. At their next game they suffered a humiliating defeat by William Christman High at Independence and their final game was a disappointing setback by Atchison. Though two out of the three season games were losses, the girls enjoyed themselves and learned a great deal about the game. Coach Lundstrom has high hopes for next year's team which may have as many as 10 returning juniors and seniors. It is hoped that someday enough time and emphasis will be put on softball to make it another one of the major girls sports. Sophomore Dodie Jordan eyes the ball. 57 COACH-June Bacharach This year, the second year for the girls' tennis team, had several advantages over last year. For the first time they were organized enough to divide into both a varsity and junior varsity squad and the school's four new tennis courts made it possible for the girls to have regular practices. However, due to such factors as strong competition and lack of experience the team did not fare well in interschool competition. Though there were many individual triumphs throughout the season the only team victory was over Olathe in a dual meet here. The top six team members participated in the Regional meet at Shawnee Mission East, and though none qualified for state competition, many valuable experiences were gained. The girls who attended the state meet were Dawn Allen and Sheila Hunsinger singles; Kris Palmquist and Lee Rader, and Barbara Whitehead and Debbie Webb, doubles. G i r I s T e n n i s GIRLS' TENNIS-back row-Gill Kendall. Kris Palmquist, Dawn Allen. Lisa McCarthy. Leslie Kammeyer. Beth Llewellyn, Jan Perry. April Francis; front row-Kerry Kapfer. Lee Rader. Rachel Lipman. Barbara Whitehead. Debbie Webb. Beth Boozer. Terrell Malott, Jan Hicks. 58 Girls Practice For A.A.U. Track Meet 59 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL-back row-Perkie Timmons, Donna Karlin, Jayne Brahler, Anita Arkeketa, Dody Jordon, Joyce Retherford, Nancy Weidensaul, Kerry Kapfer; front row-Beth Boozer, Barbara Brown, Patty Hermes, Brenda Miller, Julie Leinhard, Nan Reed, Diane Bannister. For the first time ever, girls have been given the opportunity to participate in interscholastic volley- ball. In the past, only leaders club members were allowed to be on the volleyball squad. Miss Lundstrom, the sponsor and coach, held tryouts the first part of September. 15 out of 72 girls that came out were selected for the Varsity and Jr. Varsity teams. After the team was chosen, the girls had two weeks to practice before the season started on October 2. On October 16, Lawrence hosted a sportsday with the following teams participating: Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lawrence, Raytown South, Atchison and William Chrisman. Lawrence Varsity and Jr. Varsity placed 2nd and 4th respectively. The season closed with the regional tournament held in Holton, Kansas on October 23, in which Lawrence placed 3rd. The final season record stood at 7 wins and 11 losses. 60 The cake, with marshmallows in the shape of the female symbol, was one of the reasons for attendance to the WCC sponsored International Women's Day party. Conscious Women Form Coalition A group called Women's Consciousness Coalition was formed at LHS last fall with the goal of educating members, and those around them to the real and the ideal status of women. WCC initiated and celebrated Women's Week (March 6-10) with displays of books and posters as well as a party on International Women's Day (March 8), at which free marshmallows were distributed. Other activities have included films, speakers, a commemorative birthday party for suffra- gette Susan B. Anthony, and a sponge throw at the Kayette-Stuco Carnival. Ms. Alice Owens was the sponsor. Several members of the WCC smile after a successful International Women's Day party. Left to right-Ann Perez, Ruth Warriner, Alicia Russell, Sara Forer, Dawn Shaffer, Melissa Nabors. 61 Last year's Homecoming Queen Candy Brown 1971 HOMECOMING QUEEN—Donna Callicott. helps Donna with her robe. Donna Callicott Chosen Queen ROYAL COURT-Donna Callicott and escort Rick Hird; Gloria Holden and Charlie Bockhorst; Jana Whitaker and Chris Black. Jeff and Debi move and groove. A jitterbug learning session with Patti and Percy. Juniors Present Tapestry” Randy and Susan find the prom most enjoyable. Chet and June relax after a heavy dance. 63 Black Spring Queen Brenda Miller and escort Ron Lucas. White Spring Queen Kerry Kapfer and escort Mark Buhler. The Royal Court. Indian Spring Queen Anita Arkeketa and escort Steve Pierce. Royalty 71-72 1st and 2nd HOUR OFFICERS-Celia Stewart, Pres.; Katie Conlin, Rep.; Virginia Wales, Pari., Sheila Prentice, Hist.; Paula Tuley. Treas.; and Ann Oberzan, Vice-Pres. Mary Gauthier, sponsor, helps Sheila Prentice find a key. 66 B.E.C.K. TROPHY WINNERS-Peggy Schrader. Sharon King. Claudia Cooper. Nancy Webster. Patti Broyles. Cindy Rowlands. Celia Stewart. Ann Oberzan. Debbie LeRoux. Richard Elliott. F u t u r e S e C 3rd and 4th HOUR OFFICERS-Kathi Harper, Pres.; Claudia Cooper. Sec.; Patti Broyles. Treas.. Sharon ■ King, Rep.; Bobbi Smith, Hist., and Peggy Schrader. e Parl t a r i e s FFA-back row-Mr. Larson, sponsor; Mike Schneck, Roger Flory, John Houk, Richard Koleber, Dennis Thome, Terry Kummer, Randy White, Steve Hoover, Mr. Simmons, sponsor; second row-lrene Rice, Julie Schneck, Terry Harrell, Ann Mitchell. Jim Flory, Lori Hagenbuch; front row-Terry Benschoter, Allen Fishburn, David Nottingham, Terry Tuckel, Charles Young, David Shirk. FFA- Youth With A Purpose : FFA haslan oijtstand membersl achieve tHe -agcitu I1 uj elI eadersh i b, Larson and- rov idajidy ice Tl'r JayhavWp ing iwogwm to primary aims| f •«operation, «fi ■arle Simmons, Set and state con- ulture icy judging, i veltock fomology, andLjpfops tests in public | speak and relat 'd ctpTeSTS judging, horticulture, Chapter actiptidjNj awarded, to ' Nottjnc Greenhand ls aw .’ded to The addiJjgn qJ gi Pir kaiicuitu gne3-blhg ne tMA. Among menli Arrece new e highest ited to on Above-Star Greenhand Terry Tuckel and Star Chapter Farmer David Nottingham; below- State Farmers of Kansas-Charles Young and David Nottingham. FTA OFFICERS-Janet Bookout, President; Debbie Brubaker, Secretary; Glenda Lewis. Vice- President; and Pam Hoover, Treasurer. Future Teachers During this year the Future Teachers of America have participated in a variety of activities. For example, during National Education Week apples were distributed among the LHS teachers accompanied with fitting remarks. F.T.A. members have tutored and or assisted throughout elementary and secondary school levels. In April four members attended the KFTA State Convention which was held in Manhattan. Becky Scott and Janet Bookout were the two delegates from Lawrence, while Lisa Wilke became the new state Vice-President for the 72-73 school year and Laura Lujan the new State Historian. Sponsors for this year were Mrs. Joyce Stevenson and Mrs. Karen Clark. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-back row-Jennifer Medley, Kathy Czupor, Glenda Lewis. Pam Hoover. Susan Taylor. Lisa Wilke; middle row-Debbie Brubaker. Cathy Kendall. Janet Bookout; front row-Kerri Crain and Laura Lujan. Not pictured-Merry Bower, Karen Osness. Becky Scott. Cathey Yoe. 68 Kayettes worked hard again this year making them one of Lawrence High's more active organizations. This year's Kayette activities began with the traditional Coke party. The visits to the several rest homes in the area were continued and much appreciated, Kayettes sponsored and worked on a New Years Party for underprivileged children, which proved to be very rewarding both for the children and for the Kayettes. Heart Sister week was we 11-supported and many Kayettes took part in the fun of this traditional event. Teaming up with the Student Council, Kayettes helped pull off another extremely successful money-making carnival. Many Christian stu- dents and Kayettes also combined to produce the annual Easter assembly which was well-received by most. The usual election of officers and presentations of awards wound up the 1971-72 year for the Lawrence High Kayettes. Kayettes KAYETTE OFFICERS-Mary Anderson, Special Projects; Beth Black, Publicity; Barbara Whitehead. President; Sue Mullenix. Secretary Treasurer; and Lee Rader. Vice-President. The Kayette-Stu-Co carnival proved to be fun for all. 69 Jeff Shmalberg greases it up at the keyboard. Sam beckons unknowing victims into the Philosophy class' House of Horror. THE KWCTTE- STUCO CMNiUDL Bryson adds his touch on the drums. Elvis freaks get their say at the carnival. Kevin Kuhlke kindly carries his date piggy back. Mr. Williams lets Women's Libbers take a crack at him in the WCC booth. We came back to Brylcreem. . .and we're glad we did. t % 4 71 VICA OFFICERS-back row-Debbie Moore. Historian; Judy Tremain, Parliamentarian; Pam Scruggs, Representative; Melody Brummett, President; front row-Laura Knight, Treasurer; Steven Bell, Sergeantat-Arms; Georgia Hall, Secretary. VICA SNOW BALL ROYALTY-left to right-lssac Austin. Prince; Rick Elston, King; Barbara Newman, Queen; Sharon Wonnell, 1st Princess; Debbie Calvillo, 2nd Princess. ■ 72 Cooperative Industrial Training CIT-back row-Myron Miltner, Rhonda Alexander, Kelvin Helmert, Ed Norris, Glen Markley, Gary Post, Dave Mitchell; front row—Wanda Pollard. Jo Stevenson. Paul Nunez, Rick Durrant, Mary Morris, Mark Robertson. D.E. OFFICERS-left to right-Bob Johanning. Treasurer; Brad Zilliox, President; Judy Freed. Secretary; and Bob McClellan. Vice-President. STATE D.E. STUDENT OF THE YEAR-Rod Karlin. 74 HUDDLE CLUB OFFICERS-John Scanlan, President; Wade Stinson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mike Grosdidier, Vice-Presi- dent. Huddle Club Athletes thrive on tension.. . During the latter part of last summer 10 FCA boys, sponsored by Lyle Hoover went to Colorado Springs, Colorado for a summer meeting lasting one week. After their return, election of officers was held and weekly meetings began. Among the many FCA activities this year were the distributing of turkeys to needy families, watching a film made by last year's FCA club, and listening to many different speakers. Each weekly meeting included discussions concerning the role of Christ in the life of an athlete. .. .and pressure... . . .and funf 75 DEBATE TEAM-back row-Robin Rowland, Bill Hall, Fred Conboy, Ken Lassman, Mike Heck. Jo Meserve. Jim Streigel, Ryan Stansifer, Frank Cross. John Davidson, Bruce Leinmiller, Rick Hird; front row-Howard Collinson, Mark Booth, Jan Haley. Beth Llewellyn, Cathy Daicoff, Amelia Moats, Greg Hack. Rosalie Postma. Debaters Rate 1st in State a “ i -A 76 STATE CHAMPS-Frank Cross, Rick Hird. Teresa May. Jon Paretski, Greg Hack. Not pictured-Jim Conard. COACH-Carl Mibeck WINNERS AT NFL—Mike Sutton, Robin Rowland, Greg Hack, Jim Streigel. The Forensics squad turned in a fine showing this year, picking up several medals plus third place at the Eastern Kansas National Forensics League tournament. The third place in Forensics, along with a previous first-place finish in debate, gave the LHS the combined Debate-Forensics sweepstakes plaque for Eastern Kansas. Coached by Mrs. Joyce Dana, the squad was led by several juniors and three fine sophomores. Besides those who placed at the NFL tournament, significant contributions were made by: Jon Paretsky (extemp.), Frank Cross (extemp.), Kevin Kuhlke (poetry), and Jayne Brahler (dramatic interpretation). Winners at the NFL tournament were: Jim Striegel, 4th place Oratory; Greg Hack 4th place Boy's Extemp; Robin Rowland, 6th place Boy's Extemp; and Mike Sutton 8th place Dramatic Interpretation. FORENSICS SQUAD-in tree-Kevin Kuhlke and Mike Sutton; second row-Mike Amerine, Jayne Brahler, Mike Maranell, Greg Hack, Frank Cross, Robin Rowland, Jon Paretsky, John Davidson; front row-Jim Streigel, Ed Good, Scott Paris, Ed Mitchell. 78 Viva La French Club OFFICERS-Mark Watson, Vice-President; Melodie Boswell. President; Aimee San- ders. Treasurer; Anita Arkeketa. Secretary. The French Club's activities consisted mainly of guest speakers, who shared their knowledge of France with the members. At the conclusion of each meeting, refreshments, brought by the students, are served. Bake sales are held to raise money for special events at the end of the year. The club's most enjoyable event was the annual tasting party. This takes place at the home of a student and each member prepares a dish to bring. Nous voicil 79 FOURTH YEAR SPANISH CLUB-Kerry Kapfer, Jana Whitaker, Liz Blue. Vickie Miller. Terry Miller. John Purcell. Joann Laskowski, Jim Hughes. Ruth Warriner, Bob Augelli. Senora Adame. El Club De Espanol El espiritu de Mexico. Top-Los caballeros y sus muchachas; bottom-Un dia tipico en la clase de espartol. 80 Latin Club The Lawrence Junior Classical League is a member of both the Kansas Junior Classical League and the National Junior Classical League. The organization pro- motes the further study of the classical inheritance of Western Civilization. It held the regular Saturnalia in December and attended the Kansas Junior Classical League at Salina in February. The Roman banquet was held in May. OFFICERS-Frank Cross, Treasurer; Brad Bradley, 2nd Vice-President; Lynn Stoneback, Secretary; Mike Williams. 1st Vice-President; Kelly Nelson, President. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS-first row-Fred Parks, Lynn Bunce. Amelia Moats. Elizabeth Henley, Debra Scott. Cyrese Lee. Kelly Nelson. Lynn Stoneback, Vicki Hoyt; second row-Sharon Dukelow, Melissa Davis, Carolyn Pettengill. Glennett Corel. Antony Backus. Shirley Glover, David Stedham, Frank Cross. Chris Bonner. Peter Brown; third row-Albert Weaver, Brian Rosson, Steve Richardson, Mike Williams, Brad Bradley. 81 OFFICERS-Bob Wilson. Vice-President; Scott Gibbs. President; and Dick Sweeney. Secretary-Treasurer. Physical Science Club The club's activities included learning about gauges and dials and levers... 82 OFFICERS-Danny Affalter, President; Marc Thiry, Vice-Pres- ident; Dalyn Wilson, Treasurer; Jackie Davidson. Secretary; and Amelia Moats, Historian. Biology Club The Advanced Biology class made the annual pilgrimage to southern Georgia and Florida to study the natural environment. The group consisted of 13 high school students and 5 retreads. The trip taught the travelers a lot about their surroundings and themselves. Other biological endeavors were siening, spelunk- ing, and herping. Students examine a snake. 83 Mr. Roth digs for hidden treasure. Ecology Action Club EARTH Earth is my mother, no other, my sanctuary; But earth is my prison, my grave and my mortuary. Give me a castle in the sun, where rainbows Have ends and the people are one. Earth is my nation, my station, obligatory; But earth is my sorrow, my curse's depository. Give me a table beyond the clouds, where there's Enough food to feed all the crowds. Jim Seals and Dash Crofts OFFICERS-Pam Gannaway. Secretary; Jackie Davidson. Treasurer; Mike Hess, President; Sue Ann Frederickson, Publicity Chairman; and Stan Grewing. Vice-President. ECOLOGY ACTION CLUB-back row-Chris Schmidt. Kevin Wright. Bob Green. Bill Hall. Mr. Highfill. Paula Baker. Lydia Moore. Jennifer Gold; front row-Jackie Davidson. Sue Ann Frederickson. Mike Hess. Stan Grewing. Pam Gannaway. GIRLS' STATERS-back row- Rosa lea Postma. Beth Llewellyn, Connie Lindell; front row-Terry Spearman, Jan Haley. Karen Winn. (Journal-World Photo) Staters 1972 BOVS' STATERS-back row-John Kennedy. Paul Keim, Bill Dutton, Jim Pendleton; third row-Dale Culver. Carl Heinrich. Bill Hack. Daryl Longanecker. Frank Cross; second row-Greg Dutt, Jeff Scannell. Dwane Biggerstaff, Lance Willits, Bill Hall; front row-Dale Wise. Steve Ice. Dick Sweeney, Greg Hack. (J-W Photo) 85 RICKHIRD SYLVIA MOORE CINDY CRAMER President Vice-President Secretary PATTI McCOY DEBBIE NITSCH Treasurer Sr. Rep GREG HACK Jr. Rep. Council Active Student Council, besides sponsoring several dances throughout the year, was active in many other areas. The annual service week netted over $2000 and the students adopted two children through UNICEF's Save The Children Federation. The Stu-Co constitution was amended several times in order to clarify election procedures, committee assignments, and executive re- sponsibilities. 86 JOEL RIFE Soph. Rep. ASSEMBLY COMM. Mike Hess Kevin Kuhlke Cindy Cramer Sally Fessler Kim Wrench Sue Mullinex Julie Lienhard Mr. Denny-Chr. Mr. Bartley Mrs. Graham Mrs. McCabria Mr. Stewart Mr. Hallauer Mrs. Henderson CAFETERIA COMM. Rosemary Branson Pam Hoover Donna Karlin Karen Winn Jim Culver Nancy Johannsen Mr. Judd-Chr. Mrs. Dicker Mrs. Tate Mr. Waller Mr. Eidman Mrs. Groh Mr. Larson CO-CURRICULAR COMM. Ann Mitchell Laurie Forbes Nancy Hatfield Dee Englebrecht Missy Hamilton Beth Boozer Pat Hughes Mrs. Bacharach-Chr. Mrs. Dana Mrs. Robinson Mr. Harrington Miss Lundstrom Mr. Rorabaugh Mr. Sublett CURRICULUM COMM. Frank Cross Sharolyn Barnes Bernard Frazier Christine Disque Tim Gaines Kathy Buhler Karen Winn Mr. Marcum-Chr. Mr. Keltcher Mrs. Shumway Mr. Swindler Mrs. Whitenight Mr. Wilbur EXTERNAL RELATIONS COMM. Student Faculty Rhonda Alexander Jane Chambers Mark Buhler Mark Watson Kristin Ericson Jodi Irving Jo Meserve Mrs. O'Toole-Chr. Mrs. Jehle Mr. Tilford Mrs. Adame Mr. Allen Mr. Hubbard Mrs. Rogers Committees GUIDANCE COMM. Lisa Wilke Cecily Carter Lori Doemland Jennifer Medley Charles Bailey Tom Chalmers Charlie Marks Mr. Binns Chr. Mrs. Clark Mr. Manning Mrs. Hanan Mrs. Suderman Mrs. Spalsbury Mr. Stephenson HUMAN RELATIONS COMM. LIBRARY COMM. PHYSICAL FACILITIES COMM. PUBLICATIONS COMM. Lynne Foster Sylvia Moore Ramona Harden Dawn Shaffer Jo Willis Kim Wrench Fred Conboy Rob Embers Chris Bonner Mitzi Elliott David Pendry Elaine Kennedy Jane Englebrecht Gwen Lewellen Mel Lisher Percy Angress Clarice Winn Patti McCoy Bill Stoneback Anita Arkeketa David Ling Sandy Bissell Janet Albin Gary Fornelli Jim Striegel Mr. Highfill Chr. Mr. Ward-Chr. Debbie Nitsch Mr. Morlan-Chr. Mr. Boydston Mr. Ames Mrs. Stevenson-Chr. Mr. Gauthier Miss Mulliken Mr. Falen Mr. Lass man Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Reinking Mrs. Green Mr. Pielher Mr. Kelley Miss Smith Mr. Hoover Miss Gauthier Mrs. Kells Mr. Treece Mr. Martin Mr. Jordan Mr. Mibeck Mr. Williams Mr. Roth Mrs. Lockhart Mr. Woolard Mrs. Marston 88 Boswell, Debbie I Rick Sanchez. Kevin Kuhlke. Nancy Culver. Nancy Hatfield, Mark Randel, Sue McDow, Mr. Rife, sponsor; Bob Augelli; front row-Teresa Deay, Chris Black. Jerry Lane. Bill Lockyear, Percy Angress, Rick Hoffman. Not pictured are Sally Gasper, Brad Black, Merle Flory, Pam Elliott. Mrs. Grant . . . Miss Robson . . Melinda Grant Polly......... Bruce ........ Anne ......... Eleanor....... Will Henderson Mrs. Henderson Mr. Henderson ......Cathey Yoe ......Lydia Moore ........Susan Poe ......Alyca Stuart . . . Bruce Douglas ......Julie Davis Terry Messenhimer . Rusty Laushman ......Trudy Hadl . .. Mark DeWeese crew: Stage Manager ......................Jeff Allison Student Director .... Raemona Schmidt Costumes....................Ellen Bouse Props.......................Linda Turner Jane Reed Margaret Zelinski Lighting..................Lee Jaderborg 90 It's all right, Ed. I don't blame you. Either of you. No one has ever loved me one little bit in my whole life. Wanna take a little walk up to the bandstand sometime, Melinda? Seems you and your mother prefer travellers, but there's a lot of good in the old home town boys. My mother tells me how it used to be beautiful, and how the people used to walk up the hill together, and listen to the music. People who were in love. Sometimes she cries when she tells me. 91 The Prisoner • by Bridget Boland Every story's the story of one man's war- the setting, the battlefield is only incidental. cast: Interrogation Room Warder . .. .Spike Santee The Prisoner............................Mike Hinz The Interrogator.........................Lee Jaderborg The Secretary...................Mike Sutton The Cell Warder.................Ed Rockhold The Doctor......................Chris Bonner The Barber.........................Doug Ross The Second Warder ..............John Snyder The Prisoner's Mother ..........Ellen Bouse crew: Stage Manager ..................Bruce Douglas Student Director ...............Jeff Moffet Crew Chiefs.............................Jane Chambers Steve Eissle Costume Mistress................Ellen Bouse Lighting................................Jane Chambers Dave Chappell Props...................................Jane Reed Margaret Zelinski n cast: Prudence Mason Bach........... Claire Carter . . . Jerry Flanagan . Dean of Women Arthur......... Janet ......... Phil........... Marion Phipps . Raimund ....... Stella ........ Tad............ Mavis.......... John........... Cynthia ....... Miss Freeman . . Miss Robinson . Miss Jones . . . . . . . . Linda Simons .. . .John Williams . Marie Winterburg ......John Clyatt Rosemary Branson . .. . Chris Bonner . .Doreen Bourque ......Spike Santee . . . . Mary Kinkaid . . . .Terry Ebeling ......Pam Millar ......David Fox ......Robin Reed ......Mike Sutton ......Judi Sterling .. Suzanne Adams ......Gill Kindall ......Pam Adams 'There, you stupid, jealous boy! Oohl.. .1 could slap you again! Only I'll have you know I'm beneath it. Good bye!” Miss Carter, are you drunk?1 My past is an open book. -'That's the trouble. You left it open. 93 crew: Stage Manager .............Mike Sutton Student Director .........Mark DeWeese Lights...................Lee Jaderborg David Chappel Costumes...................Ellen Bouse Props ..................Margaret Zelinski, Jane Reed, Bruce Douglas Crew Chief.................Steve Eisele Open up the woodwork, Stanislavsky! Let 'em loose! Prince Arcade Arcadievitch Bounine-better known as Bouney Baby. Don't cry-don't say anything, you are warm, you are alive-that is enough. cast: Chernov............................John Snyder Varya.....................Sue McDougall Petrovin..........................Merle Jackson Prince Bounine......................Rob Sterling Sergei............................Bruce Douglas Anna .......................Robin Reed Drivinitz..........................Mike Maranell Sleigh Driver........................Ed Rockhold Charwoman .............Margaret Vaussi Dr. Serensky.......................Jeff Allison Dowager Empress .... Raemona Schmidt Baroness Livenbaum .... LaDene Morton Prince Paul........................Mike Hinz Anna greets the sleighdriver, Wasseievitch, and Annouchka. a charwoman, who have come to support her claim as the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholaevna. 95 To do nothing, is to be nothing. crew: Stage Manager . Student Director Crew Chief .... Costumes........ Props........... Lights.......... . .Carol Kinkaid Rusty Laushman , . .. Steve Eisele . . . . Ellen Bouse ......Jane Reed ,... John Clyatt Mike Sutton Mime Troupe Eddie Rockhold Elaine Peterson-Leaders Jeff Allison Paula Baker Renee Borel Doreen Bourque Ellen Bouse Kerri Crain Trudy Hadl Suzie Hogle Lee Jaderborg Kevin Kuhkle Rusty Laushman Mary Lee Lydia Moore LaDene Morton Michelle Nicpon SCOREBOARD 9th 7th 5th 1st 10th 2nd 9th 7th Wamego Invitational Emporia Invitational Pentangular Seaman Invitational SME Invitational Lawrence Invitational Sunflower League Meet Eastern Kansas 5A Reqional COACH STEVE SUBLETT 1971 CROSS COUNTRY-back row-Rex Miller. Bob Silipigni, Darrell Huff, Brian McManness, Coach Sublett, Scott Gibbs, Jim Murray, Edwin Tubby; second row-Steve Meyer, manager. Dale Culver, Barney McCoy. Roger Schweppe. Phil Wedge. Richard Sweeney, Keith Armitage. Vince Miller; first row-Steve Ice, manager, Tom Schmitendorf, Paul Keim, Glen Lemesany, Jack Moorhead. Dave Roush, John Rinkenbaugh. Clay Kappelman. 100 SENIOR JACK MOORHEAD SENIOR BOB SILIPIGNI 1971 was a good year for Mr. Sublett's cross country team. Although the Lions failed to qualify for the state meet and showed some serious inconsistencies throughout the season, many runners showed great potential and there was always a lot of spirit and enthusiasm. The highlights of the season were winning the Seaman Invitational and placing second in the Lawrence Invitational. Pacing the Lions this year were Captain Glen Lemesany, Jack Moorhead, and Bob Silipigni, all seniors. Next year's prospects are bright for cross country with ten of thirteen lettermen returning. Adding to the team's strength this year were Tom Schmitendorf, Paul Keim, Roger Schweppe, Dale Culver, and Richard Sweeney, juniors, and John Rinken- baugh, Dave Roush, Phil Wedge, Clay Kappel- man, and Barney McCoy, sophomores. SENIOR GLEN LEMESANY SENIOR SCOTT GIBBS Harriers’ Season Respectable Dave Roush, Glen Lemesany, Tom Schmitendorf. Jack Moorhead, and John Rinkenbaugh pose with their first place trophy. Harriers 71 1971 FOOTBALL-back row-Steve Waner, Mark Scales. John Clyatt, Arthur Wolfe. Greg Galluzzi. Steve Bruce. Randy Woodhead. Joe Whitehead. Mel Usher, Tip Blewitt, Terry Keefer, Ken Butler; fourth row-Mike Altenbernd, Allen Johnson. Mike Pickert, David Glass, Randy Flory, Brad Bradley, Rick Hoffman, David Crawley. Carl Heinrich, Tim Holden. Mike Beers. David Rogers; third row-David Nottingham. Mike Wellman. David Miller, Steve Scanned. Mike Miller, John Chaney, Dave Viebrock, Mike Grosdidier. Tycke Williams. Wade Stinson, Henry Morrison, Dan Coffman; second row-Ron Wellman, Willie Glover, Greg Dutt, Randy Nightingale. Dennis Meyer, John Scanlan, Dave Chambliss, Bob Floyd, Stacey Boyd, Otis Gaines, Bob Parker; first row-AI Woolard, Bill Biberstein, Walt Michaels, Mickey Woolard, Dick Adams, Ben Boydston, Darrell Falen, Frank Gibson. COACH FRANK GIBSON This year Frank Gibson took over as head coach of the Lawrence High School football team after Don Pfutzenreuter resigned to accept a position in New Mexico. As a player, Gibson was All-State in Ohio and captain of his high school team. He then went on to KU where he was a three-year starter at offensive tackle, and an All Big Eight selection. After coaching at Hays High for three years and serving as an assistant at L.H.S. under Al Woolard for two years, Gibson went to Cleveland Heights (Ohio) High School, where he posted a 44-22-4 record in seven seasons of coaching. The team never had a losing season during that time, and Gibson led them to their first Lake Erie League championship in twenty years. This year Gibson brought the Lions back from a 4-5 record to 6-3, and sixth place in the powerful Sunflower League. New Coach Leads to 6-3 Record 13 27 29 10 3 43 35 15 13 VARSITY SCOREBOARD 12 S.M. East 6 Wichita West 0 Topeka 3 Topeka West 13 S.M. West 0 Washington 30 S.M. South 27 S.M. North 14 S.M. East (playoff) 104 COACHING STAFF-AI Woolard, Athletic Director; Mickey Woolard, trainer; Jim Beltch, Bill Harrington, Tom Waller, Dick Adams, Ben Boydston. Darrell Falen. Frank Gibson, head coach. Sgfter a disapnu m JjwC Lions sccrruklT HCfO a om'Iding year. under tht kflIn P fio of rt Koach Frank SEfon,. high iABhI |pj nizat n prevailed jfo the Redmen canjfi ■veJ close -JP a c pJafKf the megjoMg 1969 seasoiQ ne end the Lions came out wi|h«-3 comeback sSfeon. Two of thfe tastes were very He gam -jf thtajjAantinue in me Br.- direcucy sfate cnampionship in the,t5aN- K-ast Laticers. Af Kl the bome town fr the outcome. Afte the Big Red thebail rolling ip the � ita West. a muddy, earlier contests the shutout at the hands Wfth neitherv eam gai regulation pi L .The apply the new n£-bre siitieaked by with a Mi down by I rise, went dowr Nth three wins jfthe Topeka 1 Hkmud and t Htteat 29-dS ndm their be|J stwngtf temei Lawrenci (Redmen went ipg last year's .W.«est waf it � • rj_to knock Lawren it|! y :yjnbA|ui ranjl in a c I TcJjqh T KB con Mil fT he Lion lacked the spark to get acrosHM ▼goa| line JWPfi they penetrated many timeBPntl scoring positio . w «win. V ■ In a no t h er ndou fr.,plfensive shying, unf atr .M. South, rawrence High came out on top again b T the., score of 35 to 30. Coaches and players alike proud of the unquenchable thirst for victory T Bcffrproved thifjjqpisive point in the Lions win over .SouthAi� ‘Vj BuQimk li ate champion S.M. Ndhh proved too Lionfr’es the Big Red Machine went ’ov SjJCio 15. A goorwe m effort was put forth on Of theXawrence High team, but North r n-$qpkgfjame. As in t Redmen pliP d excellent def displayeoVpotent offense in to 6 in a constant drizzle oMl m next team to fall ogfjS Topeka in Haskell 'StadiumAfl Lawrence afiMiifiibaad defenke ■beaten strin 27 games. on fifljAle againsia previous opponent,Lthe Lions bowed to c Jg contest 14 to •hance jdo gb c s. HowamLim TYCKE WILLIAMS Quarterback MIKE GROSDIDIER Quarterback WADE STINSON Halfback 1971 Returning Lettermen OTIS GAINES Halfback Seniors Leave in Style CHARLIE MARKS End RANDY NIGHTINGALE Center MIKE GREEN Guard DAVID GLASS Guard i WJkf RANDY WOODHEAD Guard MIKE MILLER Guard All League (1st team)-John Scan- Ian, Bob Floyd, Dave Chambliss. All State-John Scanlan (3rd team), Dave Chambliss (honorable men- tion). JOHN SCANLAN Tackle WILLIE GLOVER Guard DAVE CHAMBLISS End DAVID VIEBROCK End STEVE WANER End Football is a contact sport. 1971 LITTLE LIONS-back row-B. Banning, M. Freed. T. Marks, L. Jaderborg, C. Marks. J. Cribbs, T. Green. P. Boring, C. Barry; fourth row-R. Ramirez. R. Mendehall. D. Sheets. S. Mendenhall. P. McBride, S. Pierce. E. Gibbs, P. Reed, D. Stinson; third row-L. Biggerstaff, G. Commons, M. Bowline, P. O'Toole. D. Torrez. B. Kearney. L. Stevenson. P. Walker, A. Austin, G. Squires; second row-R. DeWeese, manager, C. Burgess. H. Morris, A. Diaz. P. Hughes, D. Nichols, D. Mears, R. Zook, B. Parsons. G. Houk, J. Miller; front row-Coach Waller, D. Longnecker, G. Blackbird, J. Amyx, B. Dutton, B. McNary, B. Reeves, T. Olsen, Coach Beltch, Coach Harrington. McNary buys time for Parsons. LITTLE LIONS SCOREBOARD S.M. East Manhattan Topeka Topeka B-Team Topeka West S.M. West Washington Washington B-Team S.M. South S.M. North VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-back row-Coach Harrington, Pat Hughes, Bob Floyd, Dave Chambliss. Brad Black. John Walker. Joel Rife, Ron Wellman, Coach Falen; front row-Bob Nauman, Henry Morrison, Tycke Williams. Mike Beers, George Sabol. Not pictured is Craig Vann, managers Biff Roberts and Randy Woodhead. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lawrence 41 47 50 42 56 58 44 50 80 45 56 58 65 60 53 74 55 52 75 49 50 no________________ Ottawa Seaman Wyandotte Olathe Washington S.M. West Highland Park S.M. South Wichita North Hayden S.M. South Topeka West S.M. East Topeka Ottawa Topeka West S.M. North Manhattan S.M. Northwest S.M. Northwest S.M. South COACHES-Bill Harrington and Darrell Falen. head coach. JOHN WALKER TYCKE WILLIAMS DAVE CHAMBLISS Seniors Lead The Way The Basketball season of 1971-72 was one of ups and downs for Coach Falen and his team. The Lions leaped to four victories, losing only to Washington in their first 5 games. One of these wins was LHS's first triumph over Wyandotte in 13 years. After Christmas break, the Lions ttfat S.M. West and Highland Park. The next week they faced Soutyand Wichita North, the State's No. 2 and No. 1 teams. The LioWplav d game at South but lost by 6. Then quick, sharp-shooting Nqpnwonme next night. Lawrence finished 4thdn tlhejopeka Invitational. After this, the team by 5 points or lessj state game atiB.f' ;econds left gavethe I hit a low spot. They lost 6 of The high point Ty e Williams' erth in thrFe yi went tOj 'ichi� the next week to face pijobably ttyeir J o t gamejbf the year, the Lions almost heavily favored%4iders, bimcame home 48 50 losers, ip 11-10 for the season. . The was the The Lions end' SCOTT MAXWELL BRAD BLACK SCOTT SCALES 111 LHS's top scorer. Bob Floyd lays it up for another two points. I don't believe it. It actually went in. Brad Black powers over his opponent for the bucket. Senior John Walker dances the minuet with Topeka's Billy Basketball. o B TEAM SCOREBOARD Ottawa Seaman Wyandotte Olathe Washington S.M. West Highland Park S.M. South S.M. East Topeka Ottawa Topeka West S.M. North Manhattan S.M. Northwest into a three point play. B TEAM BASKETBALL-back row-David Rogers. Barney McCoy. John Williams. Ron Wellman, Terry Keefer. Coach Harrington; front row-Bob Nauman, Henry Morrison. Delaino Smith. Dave Steffen, Mike Beers. George Sabol. SOPHOMORE B SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL—back row—David Stinson, Gary Squires, Coach Parks, Randy Sneegas, Vince Miller, Jim Hicks. Joe Whitehead, Allen Johnson, Paul Walker. John Pendleton, Darrell Huff, Coach Morlan, Ron Zook. Mark Nelson and Rick Bell (managers); front row-Joel Rife, Ron DeWeese, Pat O'Toole, Ron Goolsby. Jim Streigel, Steve Bell, Lee Ice, Kevin Wright, Brad Parsons. Not pictured is Clay Kappelman (manager). 39 Highland Park 67 S.M. South 43 Topeka 40 S.M. North 39 Highland Park 49 S.M. East 39 Topeka West 36 Topeka 53 S.M. East Sophomores Successful Lawrence 59 63 ii 54 H 63 m ii i 64 m 48 m 51 B so m 66 ii 50 §1 43 I 64 m 44 m 77 B 44 m 54 M Ottawa Highland Park Wyandotte S.M. East S.M. Northwest Winnetonka Olathe Wyandotte Topeka S.M. North Leavenworth Highland Park S.M. East Topeka West Ottawa Topeka Leavenworth S.M. East Lawrence 50 40 57 32 61 50 58 54 49 1U I SCOREBOARD Lawrence 92.19 |B S.M. West 65.38 1st Lawrence Invitational 1st Wichita East Invitational 1st Olathe Invitational 1st Salina Central Invitational 1st Topeka Invitational 1st Lawrence Invitational 86.83 Olathe 72.76 1st LeBombard Invitational 92.78 B Olathe 84.69 1st Regional 1st State Manning’s Mighty Men Master Meets GYMNASTICS TEAM-back row-Paul Draper. Les Kerr. David Wingert. Sean Williams. Terry Ebeling, John Finley. Norman Barr. Greg McDonald. Rodney Stuart; third row-Kurt Schaake. Mike Wilbur. Steve Leibert. Kim Wrench. Dan Row. Dale Bahnmaier. Joe Bracciano. Karl Harris; second row-Alan Wright. David Scott. Duane Biggerstaff. Greg Bell. Wayne Zook. Lance Willits. John Nunley. Glen Monagan. Bill Snavely. Mike Lewis. Gary Keefer; front row-Rod Heine (manager). Roy Page. Jerry Hanson. Tim Weston. Keith Thompson. Dan Church. Steve Wilbur. Kevan Vick. Chris Starks. Rick Young. Tim Fields (manager). HEAD COACH-Bob Manning KEITH THOMPSON STEVE WILBUR RICK YOUNG DAN CHURCH CHRIS STARKS The 1971-72 Kansas State Tournament brought twelve teams plus the six top twelve qualifiers from each regional to Washburn Rural H.S. This year's field was the largest in the history of Kansas. Finishing first, with 113.58 points was Lawrence. Coach Bob Manning thus continued with his habitual State Championship. The Kansas Gymnastics Coaches Association named the Kansas All-State team which included the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in each event. For Lawrence this All-State team included: All-Around, Steve Wilbur, 2nd; Long Horse Vaulting, Chris Starks, 3rd; Side Horse, Steve Wilbur, 2nd; Horizontal Bar, Keith Thompson, 2nd; Steve Wilbur, 3rd; Parellel Bars, Keith Thompson, 3rd. Other top finishers for Lawrence were: Rick Young, 5th in Long Horse; Dan Church, 6th, and Steve Wilbur, 7th in Floor Exercise; Steve Wilbur, 6th in Parallel Bars; and Kevan Vick 8th in Still Rings. For each State meet there is selected an outstanding gymnast for the entire year. This year Kevan Vick received the Outstanding Performance Award. Kevan, a senior, was in his first year of gymnastics. With all the handicaps of the premiere year of a complex sport, he moved from no competitive experience to the number one ringman for LHS by the end of the season. Vick was the only first year gymnast that made the finals of the State Tournament. JERRY HANSON KEVAN VICK 117 Kevan Vick performs with excellence for a first year gymnast. Keith Thompson hopes the mat is as soft as it looks. Steve Wilbur displays outstanding form on the side horse. Chris Starks flies over for another successful vault. Chalk Jocks 71-72 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lawrence 39 25 31 8 18 32 14 21 19 44 36 18 Washington Wyandotte S.M. North Bonner Springs S.M. West Topeka West TEAM LEADERS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING AREAS Take Downs-Gary Breipohl Reversals-Bill Dutton Escapes-Greg Dutt Near Falls—Gary Breipohl Most Pins—Gary Breipohl (4) Fastest Pin-Steve Scannell (1:10) COACHES-Jim Beltch and Lyle Hoover VARSITY WRESTLING-back row-Coach Beltch, Randy Nightingale, Greg Dutt. Charlie Marks. Steve Scannell. Dennis Meyer. Ted Marks. Bobby Brown. David Nottingham, front row-Bill Dutton. Mike Gillispie. Gary Fornelli. Dave Roush. Jim Culver Gary Breipohl. ' ' r 120 CHARLIE MARKS Senior DENNIS MEYER RANDY NIGHTINGALE 1 GARY FORNELLI STEVESCANNELL DAVID NOTTINGHAM Ylatmen Most Aggressive The Lions ended the season with a 4-2 winning record. This reflects the team work and school support that was given to wrestling this year. Three Lawrence matmen placed in the district tournament and two advanced from the regionals to the state tourney. Gary Fornelli placed 4th in District, and Jim Culver and Gary Breipohl both placed 4th in the Regionals. Coached by Jim Beltch and assisted by Lyle Hoover, Lawrence grapplers can expect to have another successful season next year. 121 Seniors not pictured are SANDY TAMURA and DAVID GLASS. B-TEAM WRESTLING-back row-Barry Braden, Jeff Scannell (manager), Joe Cribbs. Les Biggerstaff, Herman Morris. Steve Bruce, Greg Borel, Brian Gentry, Mike Freed, Jerry Miller, Mike Pickert, Jon Amyx, Mark Scales. Dan Brewster, Tim Hurd, Sandy Tamura, John Hook, Cecil Barry. Art Wolfe, Larry Headley; front row-Dan Coffman, Richard Sweeney, Don Richardson, Dan Cole, Art Diaz. Steve Pierce, John Grosdidier, Greg Galluzzi, Bob Brown. B-Teamers Show Strength B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Lawrence Washington Wyandotte S.M. North Bonner Springs S.M. West T opeka West Tonganoxie Don't let it bring you down. 122 Grapplers 71-72 TRACK TEAM-back row-Scott Gibbs, Jim Ellis, Mark Scales, John Pendleton. Phil Wedge, Mike� Wenger, Barry Braden, Paul Keim, Joe Bracciano, Ed Gibbs, Gary Squires, Joel Rife; fourth row—Mike Wolfe, manager; Bob Silipigni, Ron Wellman, Art Wolfe, Paul Glahn, Steve Pierce, Dick Sweeney, Vince Miller. Dennis Nichols. Dan Coffman, Eddie Sheats, Greg Galluzzi; third row-Brad Black, Art Diaz, Terry Keefer. Mike Bowline. Mark Nelson, Barney McCoy, Kim Wrench, Clay Kappelman, Mike Wellman, Bruce Banning, Larry Stevenson; second row-Coach Waller, Coach Sublett, David Crawley, Tad Scales, Randy Flory, Gary Keefer. David Rogers, John Rinkenbaugh, Bob Floyd, Coach Adams. Coach Gibson; front row-Date Culver, Mike Kilburn, Dennis Meyer, Tycke Williams, Charlie Bockhorst. Glen Lemesany. Loren Taylor, Tom Schmitendorf, David Miller. Larry Thornton, Brian McManness. COACHES-Steve Sublett, Tom Waller. Frank Gibson, Dick Adams. TRACK SCOREBOARD Lawrence 3rd SMN Quad. 10th K-State Indoor 2nd Washington Tri. 3rd SMS Tri. 8th Pittsburg Relays 1st Topeka High Dual 8th Sunflower Conf. 3rd Lawrence Relays 3rd Regional 10th State Outdoor SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN 1972 Charlie Bockhorst Discus 172-3 Brad Black High Jump 6-8 Craig Vann Triple Jump 42-9 Tad Scales Pole Vault 14-1 124 Charlie Bockhorst winds up for a record breaking discus throw. Four Fieldmen Set Doug Milroy Award recipient Glen Lemesany heads for the home stretch. School Records High Jump State Champion Brad Black holds his first place trophy from the Lawrence Night Relays. Record holder Tad Scales charges down the runway. 125 MIKE KILBURN JIM ELLIS GLEN LEMESANY CHARLIE BOCKHORST Runners at the Lawrence Night Relays. SCOTT GIBBS TYCKE WILLIAMS DENNIS MEYER BOB SILIPIGNI 126 GOLF TEAM—back row-David Michaels. John Kennedy, Tom Albers, Bill Hack, David Pendry, Rick Kennedy, Coach Al Woolard; front row-Chris Banta, J.J. Shull. Pete Higuchi, Chris Starks; not pictured—Kurt Falkenstien and Mike Grosdidier. GOLF SCOREBOARD I Senior TOM ALBERS Senior DAVE PENDRY Lawrence 4-Man 4th 5th 6th 5th 7th 3rd 2nd 2nd 4th State 12-Man 7th Manhattan 8th Lawrence 6th Topeka 7th Shawnee Mission 112th Salina 110th Leavenworth 8th Sunflower League 8th Regional 128 VARSITY TENNIS SCOREBOARD Lawrence 7 SMNW 8 SMW 7 Washington 2 Wyandotte 1 Olathe Emporia Invit. Topeka Invit. Maryville, Mo. Invit. League Senior DOUG HEACOCK Senior DWAIN WORKMAN TENNIS SQUAD-Mike Beers, Doug Heacock. Bart Erhman. Dwain Workman. Manager Kris Palmquist, Coach Larry Morlan, David Steffen, John Grosdidier. David Steffen fires a return. 129 A CAPPELLA-front row, left to right-Pam Ogle. Jean Clyatt. Janet Albin. Donna Frank. Denise Pettengill. Vickie Reynolds. Patty Hermes. Jane Hyde. Barbie Friauf. Ronda Harvey. Linda Stumbo. Rosalea Postma, Christie Barrand. Dyla Peterson. Susan Stewart; second row-Cathie Hurley. Sandy Pine. Carol Kinkaid, Robin Ragland. Susan Cook. Marie Winterburg, Patti McCoy. Pam Hubbell. Nan Reed. Linda Belote, Jamie Hutchinson. Gail Ellena. Laura Ralston. Jan Hicks. Evelyn Cape. Shirley Down. Sonja Jaderborg; third row-Keith Thompson. Charlie Marks. Dennis Nichols. Mike Beers. Duane Biggerstaff. Bob Johnson. John Snyder. Melvin Jones. Ted Marks, Bill Dutton. Russ Davis. Jon Oldfather. Peter Carttar. Tim Gaines; fourth row-Bill Douglas. Bob Nauman. Dale Briggs. Alan Wright. Randy Flory. Greg Dutt. Mark DeWeese, Danny Affalter. Bruce Lacey. Merle Jackson. Ken Butler. Lee Jaderborg. Gary Keefer. Mike Altenbernd. Jeff McPheeters. John Weber. Mike Hinz. CHORALE-front row. left to right-Keith Thompson, Charlie Marks. Dale Briggs. Danny Affalter. Merle Jackson, John Weber. Jon Oldfather. Mike Hinz; back row-Jean Clyatt. Sandy Pine. Denise Pettengill, Robin Ragland. Linda Belote. Gail Ellena. Vickie Reynolds, Barbie Friauf. Ronda Harvey. Director-LEWIS TILFORD Concert Band Grows Bigger and Better Director-ED BARTLEY CONCERT BAND-front row. left to right-Mark Schaake. Kerrin Crain. Chris Van Horn, Taina Sariola. Sherri Blank. Debbie KuyKendall, Susan Boehle, Karen Wooderson, Debbie Beguelin. Bruce Douglas. Dee Englebrecht. Barbie Felts, Sharon Dukelow, Rosie Cooper. Joyce Retherford; second row-Crystal Wiley, Sona Johnson. Kathy Benschoter, Mary Bower. Robin Etherton. Ronda Heine. Mary Oehlert. Deb Davis. Cindy Blair, Julie Lawson. Howard Collinson, Margaret Yaussi, Melissa Davis. Doug Cutler. Clay Kappleman, Dale Culver, Paul Keim, Gene Fleeger. Joe Fisher. Gary Penny; third row-Connie Lindell, Karen Wright. Bill Quinlan. Darlene Adams. Gary Willis, Richard Roberts, Jim Good. Glen Monaghan. Eddie Bateson, Dawn Shaffer. John Hoffman. Margaret Zelinski, Tom Chalmers. Debbie Graham. Melvin Jones. John Bowman. David Ward. Robert Shelley. Drew Torres. Lee Ice. Duane Biggerstaff. Larry Stevenson. Steve Richardson, Bill Kearney. Terry Bright, Tom Adams; fourth row-Art Diaz. Alyca Stuart. Kevin Michael. Pat O'Toole, Ken Lassman, Mark Riegle, Les Biggerstaff. Rick Bell. Greg Bell, David Cooper, Bill Stanley. Mr. Bartley; fifth row—Pat Forsythe. Dan Benton. Bryson Roberts. Gerald Holland, Craig Brown, Steven Lomax. John Pendleton, Larry Roth. Craig Paul. Burgess Rennets. Sean Williams; not pictured-Arlon Fishburn, Bob Johnson. Bruce Lacey. Becky Scott. 133 CONCERT CHOIR—front row. left to right-Carol Flory. Patty Cooper. Ann Mitchell. Holly Harris. John Clyatt, Bobby Larkin. Allen Fishburn, Russell Davis. Kathy Kendall. Sue Hornsby. Joanna Miranda. Kathy Kelly. Natasha Kuzmanovich. Resa Nelson; second row-Angie Miller. Cindy Blair. Ruth Anne King. Kathy Langlois. Judi Sterling. Jerry Schick. Robert Shelly. Chris Banta. Arlon Fishburn. Roger Flory. Jenny Shontz. Kay Denham. Jackie Newman. Donna Graham. Peggy Craig. Debbie Noller; third row-Sandra Holloway. Kim Pestinger. Kathy Patti. Jenny Miller. Sue Grob. Ron DeWeese. Bruce Douglas. Dalyn Wison. Bill Quinn. Danny Row. Vickie Cotton, Julie Lienhard. Becky Craig. Pam Hermes. Doreen Bourque, Sally Llewellyn, Taina Sariola. Not pictured are Julie Ralston, Valerie Mayer. Concert Choir Makes Music A portion of the choir practices during class. 134 At Left-Lewis Tilford directs the concert choir class. Orchestra ORCHESTRA-first row-Pam Sitler. Barbie Friauf. John Retherford. Nan Reed. Cecily Carter. Steve Shumway. Beth Boozer. Kitty Griffin; second row-Jamie Hutchison. Stan Rice. Becky Craig; third row-Melodie Boswell, Kris Hetherington. Beth Uewlyn. Dale Briggs, Bruce Flanders. Wendy Francis. Robin Reed, fourth row-Jennifer Medley. Susan Cook. Julie Ralston. Valerie Mayer. Kathy Kelly, Patty Cooper. Joyce Retherford. Rachel Lipman, Sharon Learned, Sandy Lassman, Joan Van Dyke, Vickie Reynolds, Sue Mullenix. Ruth Ann King, Natasha Kuzmanovich; fifth row-Rodney Heine, Jon Oldfather, Jean Clyatt, Sheree Miller. Ann Perez, Kathy Czupor. Julie Lawson. Ruth Warriner. Connie Brooks. Linda Belote, Marilyn Hodges. Rita Sooby. Sara Gillahan. Jane Reed. Peggy Craig. Susan Taylor. Kathy Kendall. Suzanne Adams; sixth row-Jim Pendleton, Mary Zelinski, John Davidson. Jerry Jennings. Mr. Williams. Jane Hyde. Debbie KuyKendall. Mike Bowline. John Bowman, Gene Fleeger. Mike Beisner. David Harrell. Bill Stanley. Sandy Tamura. Mark Purvis, Pam Hoover. John Clyatt. Mark Lujan. Susan McDougall, Joal Hetherington. Jeff Moffett. Rick Hoffman! Not pictured is Sally Fessler. SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE-first row. left to right-Sandy Pine, Ruth Warriner. Teresa Wilson. Linda Belote. Rachel Lipman, Joyce Retherford. Sharon Learned, Donna Frank. Vickie Miller. Patty Cooper. Kathy Kelly; second row-Connie Brooks, Debbie Noller, Liz Blue. Sandy Lassman. Joan Van Dyke, Ann Perez. Sheree Miller. Kathy Czupor. Julie Lawson; third row-Connie Lindell, Nancy Culver. Jolene Percival. Kim Miller, Chris Bradt. Jon Oldfather. Mike Bowline. John Bowman, Aria Clyatt; fourth row-Mr. Bartley. Mary Oehlert. Cindy Blair, Diane King, Cindy Cramer. Debbie Miller. Mark Watson. Steve Meyer. Rita Sooby. Pam Hoover. Duane Biggerstaff, Richard Harrison. Marilyn Hodges, Roger Flory. John Clyatt. Bill Dutton. Rick Bell. Kevin Price. John Snyder. Bruce Lacey. Sandy Tamura. Mark Purvis, Bill Stanley; fifth row-David Harrell. Gene Fleeger. Mike Beisner. Biff Roberts. Mike Atenberndt, David Jordan. Richard Gillerman, Gary Penny, Russell Field. Bryan Frank, David Ridgeway; sixth row-Jim Pendleton. Bryson Roberts, John Davidson, Jerry Jennings, Mary Zelinski, Jennifer Medley, Rick Hoffman; not pictured—Nancy Weidensaul. u ''j SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Rodney Stuart, treasurer; Taina Sariola, vice-president; Linda Ramirez, secretary, and Dan Benton, president Ann Abegg Darlene Adams Pam Adams Suzanne Adams Laurie A'Hearn Carol Aiken Kathy Akers Judy Albright Francine Aldridge Jon Amy Keith Armitage Mike Atwell Frank Austin Joan Bachelor Tony Backus Dale Bahnmaier Doug Baker Barb Ball Carmen Bamber Bruce Banning Bruce Barlow Renee Barnard Calvin Barnes Sharolyn Barnes David Barnhill Norman Barr Cecil Barry Cindy Bay Mike Beach Rosemary Beard 140 Carolyn 8eene Merna Bell Rick Bell Steve Bell Lynne Belliotti Judy Benjamin Kathy Benschoter Dan Benton 8ill Biberstein Paul Birch Cindy Blair Sheri Blank Sheryl Blaylock David Blevins Cathy Bodin Susan Boehle Meredith Boice Mark Booth Only the beginning; only just the start. Beth Boo er Paul Boring Judy Bost Marcia Boswell Doreen Bourque David Bowers Mike Bowline Margaret Bowman Beverly Boyle Joe Bracciano Barry Braden Chris Bradt Jayne Brahler Dennis Brain Gary Breipohl Don Brewster Ed Brouhard Dal Brown 141 Marsha Brown Bobby Brown Wanda Brubaker Debbie Bryans Suzanne Bryant Lynn Burtce Don Burgen Ron Burgen Bill Burgess Kim Burkhead Sharon Burns Deweine Burris Diana Burris Angelique Burton Carl Butler Mike Butler Laura Butterfield Mark Cain Tom Cannon Donna Carbaugh Chuck Carpenter Chns Carter Lene Cart tar Connie Cates Tom Chalmers Terry Chambliss David Chappell Chris Chavez Harry Chinn Sue Church Students sleep through guess who's class. Steve Clerk Barbara Cleek Otis Clemmons John Clyatt Brenda Cobb Lynn Coffin Mike Coffman Randy Coffman Dan Cole Howard Collinson Kathy Colyer Deb Con key Steve Conner Belinda Conrad Brian Conrad David Cook David Cook Nancy Cook Sandy Cool Susan Cool Patty Cooper Leslie Copp Glen nett Corel Vickie Cotton Peggy Creifl Kerri Crain Kay Creighton Joe Cribbs George Crum Jan Cunningham Lee Ann Cunningham Doug Cutler Judy Dalton Bryan Darner Terry Davatr Craig Davis Debbie Davis Mary Davis Melissa Davis Rod Davis Sue Davis Debbie Davison Steve Deerinwater Debby Delwig Kay Denham Ron DeWeese Art D«2 Robert Doemland 143 Mike Donoho Bruce Douglas Paul Draper Sharon Dukelow Sharon Dultimeier Mary Dultmeier Cheryl Earls Dan Easley Terry Ebeling Charlene Eberhart Steve Eisele Mona Elder Mitzi Elliot Tina Elliott Eddie Elston Dee Englebrecht Robin Ether ton Judy Evans da-n-da-da-n-da-n-da-da and here I am Rayann Eversmeyer Pam Ewing Dana Ezell Charles Fabac Valerie Farley Susan Farmer Rick Farrier Barby Felts Wayne Ferguson Carol Figgins Duane Filkins John Findley Arlon Fishburn Sheila Fisher Roger Flory Laurie Forbes Dinah Foster Diane Foulke 144 Lewellen in motion. Wendy Francis Bryan Frank Teresa Fraser Malcolm Frazier Mike Freed Mark Freitag Greg Galluzzi Ed Gannon Debbie Garber Leon Garcia Mike Garda Colleen Gardner Debbie Garrett Tom Garrison Jeannine Gensler Teresa Gentry Roxanne Getter Jane Gibson Kitty Giffin Sara Gillaban Shirley Glover Greg Godwin Jennifer Gold Sandy Goldsmith Jim Good Ron Goolsby Deborah Graham Steve Graham Terry Grammar Scenica Gregory Vanessa Gregory Betty Griffin Cathy Grigsby 145 Elaine Grob Steve Groeniog Diana Guenther Geylond Guinn Russ Hadl Carol Haider man Gee, this fork tastes good. Karl Harris Holly Harris Steve Hammig Becky Hansen Richard Harrison Debbie Hartless 146 Pam Henderson Kathy Henley Pam Hermes Joel Hetherington Jim Hicks Pete Higuchi John Hoffman Willard Holleday Jerry Holland Sandra Holloway Steve Hoover Scott Hornberger Sue Hornsby Vicki Hoyt Hai Huang Libby Hubbard Jay Hudspeth Oarrell Huff Charlie Hughe� Patty Hunt Barbie Hunter Jesse Hunter Lee Ice Candy James Vic Janewoy Becky Jeffries Allen Johnson Tina Johnson Exie Jotiff Gary Jones Kevin Jones 147 Rosemary Jones David Jordan Dorothy Jordan Clay Kappdman Donna Karlin Donya Kasper Terry Keefer Kathy Kelly Cathy Kendall Gill Kendall Nancy Kerns Las Kerr Patti Kievlan Diane King Ruth Anne King Mary Kinkaid Lois Kitsmiller Camille Kring Karen Krogstie Debbie Kuykendall Natasha Kuzmanovich Sandy Lahm Ron Lane Paul Lentz Robert Larkin Linda Lathrom Sophomores discuss world problem over a school lunch. Sharon Learned Cyrese Lee Mary Francis Lee Bruce Leinmiller Gwen Lewellen Lynn Lewellen 148 Mike Lewis Steve Liebert Julie Leinhard Charlene Lindell Mel Lisher Russ Livingston Sally Llewellyn Rochelle Logan Steve Lomax Mark Lujan Clinton Lynn Sally Manlove Diana Markley Rebecca Markley Cherie Marshall Eric Marshall Fred Martin John Mart Valerie Mayer Dale Mayhew Pat McBride Terry McCall Don McConnell Barney McCoy Debbie McCrary Sue McDougall Larry McGlinn Cheryl McHugh Janet McKenzie Nancy McKenzir 149 Sam McKinney Darrell McMannets Roxanne Medien Gloria Mendo a Robert Mendora Brian Mertes Cathy Miller Jerry Miller Duane Miller Jenny Miller Mark Miller Randy Miller ...you’re still young, that’s your fault...” Dorky Doreen downs her drum stick. Rex Miller Vince Miller David Milligan Joanna Miranda Wanda Misner Ann Mitchell Cotter Mitchell Amelia Moats Scott Montgomery Brenda Moon Betty Moore Lydia Moore Sandra Morgan Herman Morris Richard Morris David Moses Mark Mouron Jim Murray Kathy Muzzy Eldon Mzhickteno Brenda Naff Neil Nehring Mark Nelson Resa Nelson Rhonda Neugebauer Marlon Newell Michelle Nicpon Patty Noland Debbie Noller Mike Oehlert Chris Olstead Cinda Osness Pat O'Toole Scott Paris Beth Parks Helen Parks Randy Parris Brad Parsons Doug Parsons Mike Parsons Mary Patchen Kathy Patti Ronnia Payne Kim Peck John Pendleton Beverly Penny Jolene Percival Sharon Perkins Kim Pestinger Carolyn Pettengill Mike Pickert Mona Planker Deanna Platt Laurie Pohl Judy Poke Pam Post 151 Kirk Powell Mery Price Mett Price Allen Proctor Rick Pugh Mark Purvis Bred Putthoff Bill Quinlan Monica Quinn Julie Ralston Becky Ramirez Linda Ramirez Richard Ramirez Mary Randall Rich Raney Rachelle Rasing Cheryl Ray Steve Ray Charles Read Joyce Reddick Gina Redding Jane Reed Karen Reed Paul Reed Mad scientist Keith Armitage invents water. Robin Reed Archie Reeves Julie Rehmer Ourand Reiber Burgess Rennets Loretta Rials Irene Rice Steve Richardson Jessie Riddle Ted Ridenour Dave Ridgway Mark Riegle Joel Rife Leigh Anne Riner Debbie Rinke John Rinkenbaugh Carla Robb Richard Roberts David Rogers Gina Redding looks both ways before crossing. Sherry Rogers Joe Rose Mark Roseberry Doug Ross Larry Roth David Roush Danny Row Ian Rowell Randy Samuels Jim Sandusky Taina Sanoia Renee Sattler Ted Sauer Mark Scales Tad Scales Kurt Schaake Mark Schaake David Schamle 153 Sarah Sc he I bar Jerry Schick Chris Schmidt Mike Schneck John Seuell Bruce Shackelford Robert Shelley John Sheppard Virginia Shirer Carolyn Shockley Mary Short Roger Siroky Alan Skeet Neba Smart Tony Smith Delamo Smith Julia Smith Nancy Smith Audrey Sneegas Randy Sneegas Debbie Snodgrass And the first one now will later be last. Kathy Patti in a typical pose. Mery Spence Sharon Spence Ken Spencer Vickie Spencer Gary Squires Alicia Staden Ryan Stansifer David Stedham Judi Sterling Larry Stevenson Blame Stewart David Stinson Mark StogscJill Jim Str iegel Jaye Stroud Kelly Sunderland Hope Sutton Roxanna Tankersiey Lianne Taylor Sandra Taylor Susan Taylor Ladean Thomas Pam Thornton Kenna Thurber Perkie Timmons Cathy Tolbert Mary Tomasek Drew Torres Mary Transue Judy Triplett Edwin Tubby ' Now you’re heading into more. 155 Jeff Tucker Petty Tuley Elizabeth Turner Roberta Tysor Oebb e Ulry Joan Van Dyke Dan Vervynck Eva Vlach Barbara Waisner Tom Wale Paul Walker Phil Wedge Victor Weer Nancy Weiden aui Mike Wellman Mark Wells Teresa Wells Gary Welsh Casey Wempe Mike Wenger Philip Wente Judd Wenzel Barbara Wettengei Raymond Whitaker Joe Whitehead Linda Wiggins Cindy Wike Mike Wilbur Sandra Wiley James Wilks Roger Wilks Elisa Willems Doris Williams Who dealt these cards?' Kimberly Williams Mike Williams Roger Williams Sean Williams Gary Willis Roberta Willis Gndy Wilson Teresa Wilson Michele Wilson Marilyn Wmegar David Wingert Janice Wmgert Buster Wisdom Nancy Womack Mark Workman Kim Wrench Kevin Wright Margaret Yaussi Rich Yeakel Ken Young Margaret Zelinkski Melinda Zilliox Ron Zook Theresa Zook 157 Janet Albin Paul Alexander Stan Aldredge Betty Allen Chad Allen Dawn Allen Cheryl Allison Jeff Allison Mike Altenbernd David Alumbaugh Mike Amerine Jeff Arnold Jimmy Atwell Vickie Aubry Aaron Austin Delma Austin Dimeta Austin Gayle Avery Terry Bair Paula Baker Diane Bannister Chns Santa 158 JR. CLASS OFFICERS-Fred Conboy. President; Mike Heck, Vice President; Brian McManness, Secretary, and Ron Nitcher, Treasurer. Jesse Barlow Christie Barrand Mary anna Basel Eddie Bateson Tim Baxter Pam Bay Tony Beauchamp Cliff Beeghley Mike Beers Mike Beisner Gregg Bell Steve Bell But everyone knows it ain’t easy. Rosemary Belot Terry Benschoter Dwane Biggerstaff Los Biggerstaff Sandy Bissell Beth Black Gene Blackbird Gary Blair Tip Btewitt Dave Bones Chris Bonner Greg Borei Alice Boring Lisa Bowers Janice Bowman Tom Bowman Stacey Boyd Becky Boyd Cindy Bracciano Brad Bradley Patty Brann Mark Braun 159 Steve Braun Dale Briggs Craig Brown Steve Bruce Dennis 8uchhol; Kathy Buhler Scott Burkhart Patsy Burkhead Ken Butler Mary Callicott Becky Calvert Benita Camden Sharon Cannon Evelyn Cape Karl Capps Judy Carpenter Kristi Carpenter Peter Carttar Ruth Cashatt Rhonda Callers Dan Chandiee John Chaney Mike Chavez Dave Cheek Mike Church Garry Clark Allen Clough Tom Coffin Dan Coffman Tom Coffman Debby Cole John Col yer 160 Steve Co mea u Greg Commons And, if I'm elected.. Fred Conboy Nancy Conklin Shirley Connett Susan Cook Ray Coultrip Dwight Cox Steve Cox Becky Craig David Crawley Glenn Creighton Ins Crip Frank Cross John Culvahouse Dale Culver 161 Vickie Cunningham Alice Curtiss Cathy Daico« Dean Daniel Mark Daniels John Davidson Albert Davis Don Davis Jim Davis James Davis Julie Davis Wanda Dean Drew Decker Dale Dibble Paula Dittrich Christine Disque Karen Dixon Lori Doemland ff Yes I’m like him; just like you. 59 Stuart Doores Terry Drennon Greg Dutt Bill Dutton Debbie Evis Lee Edwards Bert Ehrman Cindy Eiffert Greg Ellis Ann Emerson Steve Ericson Lynn Estelle Scott Etherton Joe Falkenstein Kurt Falkenstein Bob Fiddes Russell Field Tom Fields 162 Tim Field Retha Figgms David Filkins Joe Fisher Karen Flee9er Carol Flory Tim Gaines Bill Gallagher Andy Galloway Pam Gannaway Larry Garcia Tom Garcia Mike Garrett Leann Gauna Brian Gentry Chn George son James Flory Randy Flory Steve Flory Bob F k yd Sarah Forer Pat Forsyth John Foster Terry Frazier Sue Ann Fredencksen Barbie Friauf Jim Gabmski Jon Gaines Yvonne Long shows some leg to “Budget” photographer John Easley. Diana Gerard Barb Getter Ed Gibbs Cedi Gibson Mike Gillispie Paul Glahn Jeff Goebel Diana Goins Debbie Goldsmith Donna Graham Wanda Grammar Bob Green Tim Green Stan Grewing Bill Grey Sue Grob John Grosdidier Barbara Groves Mary Guenther Randy Guenther Bill Hack Greg Hack Pam Hadi Greg Haehl Lori Hagenbuch Jan Haley Bill Hall Cathy Hamm Alfreda Hardy Kevin Harper Terry Harrell Tami Harris Carol Hart Kirk Hatfield Larry Headley Tom Heath 164 Mike Heck Carl Heinrich Wendy Hemphill Liz Henley David Hess Mike Hew Jan Hicks Julee Hinz Mike Hinz John Hird Dinah Hirst Phil Hodson John Hoffman Janis Holcom Tim Holden Kim Hollingshead Larry Hood Randy Hoover Dan Hopkins Ellen Hornberger Phyllis Houglend Gary Houk Rick Hubbard Sara Hudson Donna Huff Pat Hughes Ruth Ann Hunt Tim Hurd Sheila Hurst Barbara Hurwitz Jamie Hutchison Jane Hyde Steve Ice Susan Ikenberry Mark Ingham Susan Ireland 165 Missy Jack Sonia Jaderborg Rick Jaimez Nancy Johannsen Debbie Jones Melvin Jones Mary Jones Jeff Joseph Leslie Kammeyer Terry Karlin Nancy Kauffman Billy Kearney Gary Keefer Clark Keffer Paul Keim Pat Kelly John Kennedy Elame Kennedy Roger Kraft Terry Kummer Roger Lamb Rusty Lane Cindy Langley Kathy Langlois Ken Lass man Rusty Laushman Fred Lee Rick Kennedy Craig Kidweil Cathy Kievlan Carol Kmkaid Carla Kirk Pat Kite Gary Koehler Richard Koleber Don Kornbrust 166 Open up the door.” Peace, groovy, brother. Mike Legler Joe Lewis Connie Lindell Grctchen Lister Naoma Little Bruce Livingston Beth Llewellyn Julie Logan Mike Loggan Jeff Long Yvonne Long Daryl Longanecker John Lowther Laura Lujan Kyla Luther Marsha Lyles Carla Manlove Mike Maranell Aaron Markley Ted Marks Debbie Martin Pam Martin Diane Martin Steve Maturo Roger May Mark McCarthy David McClure Yvonne McCombs Janet McDougall Diane McElroy Debbie McIntyre Randy McKenzie Margaret McKinney 167 Kathy Me Le«t Laurie McLemore Brian McManness Bill McNary Randy McNish Jeff McPheeters David Mears Jennifer Medley Jeanette Mallenbruch Now. listen here, fellow. You’re Old Enough To Know Better” Ron Mendenhall Steve Mendenhall Jo Meterve Diane Metier Terry Messenhimer Stave Meyer Angie Miller Connie Miller David Millar Debbie Miller Mika Miller Tim Miller Randy Millikan Debbie Mills Mary Mitchell L.E. Mock Jeff Moffett Jane Mohler 168 Glen Monaghan Pete Moore Mark Moore Sylvia Moore Jolene Morris Henry Morrison Ladene Morton Richard Mostert Sue Mullenix Sharon Myers Debbie Mzhickteno Bob Nauman Sondra Newell Bill Newman Roz Newmark Dennis Nichols Ron Nitcher Brian Norwood John Nunley Mattie Oatis Pam Ogle Jon Oldfather Tod Olsen John Olson Lmda O'Neal Karen Os ness Kathy O'Toole Debbie Ott Jon Parctsky Bob Parker Tim Fields and senior Anita Arkekita ham it up during halftime. 169 Fred Perk Craig Paul Doug Peck Jim Pendleton Ohs Penny Jan Perry Dyla Peterson Steve Pierce John Pierson Jane Pilch Jerry Pine Jo Pippin Susan Poe Dorothy Pogge Rosalea Postma Karen Powell John Pozdro Don Preston Bubby Price Kirby Price Jill Pringle Lori Pritchett Greg Proctor Diane Puckett Terri Pulliam Robin Ragland Laura Ralston Chris Ramirez Mary Callicott finds biology anything but interesting. 170 Rosemary Ramirez John Rasing Donald Rayton Tom Rea Marla Redding Marilyn Reding Larry Reed Nan Reed Mitch Reiber Debbie Remck Joyce Retherford Jan Reynolds Vickie Reynolds Vicky Rhoades Stanley Rice Wade Rider Jerald Riling Mike Riling They don’t see their days slipping by— and neither do I.” Richard Ri$t Steve Robb Alan Robertson Doug Roecker Loretta Rollins Danny Rosencrantz Diana Rosson Karen Roughton Lisa Roush Robm Rowland Diane Runn Alicia Russell Roxanne Rygmyr George Sabol Debbie Sale Dennis Salyer Jay Sanders Spike Santee 171 Mike Sconlan Jeff Scannell Rick Schamle Dan Scheve Greg Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Tom Schrmtendoff Julie Schneck Roger Schweppe David Scott Dawn Shaffer Vali Shane Vicki Shane Dennis Sheets David Shirk Glentse Shirley jenny Shontz Cheryl Shrable J.J. Shull Mike Shumway Steve Shumway Susan Sigler Alan Simmons Lmda Simons Bill Sims Pam Sitler Bob Skaggs Cindy Smith Mary Smith Pam Smith Bill Snavely Revlee Sneegas John Snyder 172 Dave Speak man Terry Spearman Carol Spears Kathy Spence Don Stalkfleet David Steffen Larry Stellwagen Kim Sterling Jane Stevenson Harold Stewart Su Stewart Mark Stiles Bill Stoneback Lynn Stoneback Linda Stumbo Greg Sweeney Richard Sweeney John Talawyma Charles Tankersley Steve Tate Loren Taylor Lea Tennyson Marc Thiry Barbara Thompson What is it this time? June Thornton Larry Thornton Debbie Tindall Judy Todd Deb� Tryon Gloria Tubbs Terry Tuckel Linda Turner Susan Turner Steve Tyler Kerry Tyson Randy Tysor 1 173 Vicki Valcour Kristina Van Horn Rhonda Van Meter Kermon Vann Chuck Vervynck Vanessa Vigare Debbie Walters Pam Walters Randy Weidmon Maureen Welling Ron Wellman Pam Bay finds that homework should be done before class. 174 r Regina Wells Carol Werst Wendy Whitley Crystal Wiley Lisa Wilke The darkest hour is always just before the dawn. Janice Williams Oale Wise Arther Wolfe Tim Wolfe John Williams Mike Williams Lance Willits Joe Wilson Karen Winn Cathy Winters Alan Wright Karan Wright Larry Wynn Nancy Zimmerman Wayne Zook 175 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Sam Katz, secretary; Jerry Lane, treasurer; David Nottingham, president, and Melodie Boswell, vice-president. 179 Linda Beiote Nancy Sevens Roxanne Blann Janet Book out Janice Boone Richard Elliott and Rod Heine find Mr. Gauthier's lecture interesting. 180 18) 182 183 Monti Copp 'V A Rosie Cooper ? Katie Conlin Judi Coffman Class time is valuable, as Lana Bowles demonstrates. 184 Connie Brooks. Ruth Warriner. and Sandy Pine smile for the photographer. Its been a long time coming... 187 190 191 We’re finally on our own. 192 Jane swings as Killer Ape approaches. Gloria Holden Geri Hoffe ker 193 194 196 Look around you. Has it found you? It is what it seems? 198 199 And my long years of innocence ended.” 200 201 202 203 205 Advanced Biology students eat specimens. Slipping away what can I say... 207 208 209 Peggy Young 210 Seniors march in to Pomp and Circumstance at Commencement. 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 Governor Docking is presented with Chesty Lion. NtHtly-tigbtb COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Lawkunc High School Lawrknch, Kansas Alkn FkM HiMitr. The Unumiiy U Kinut Suihby eveninje. May 2K. 1972 «■iRto iuIikIc PrrtiJinj; I) ari. S Knox .'wprr«im .k-n 4 NN.4t INVIK AI ION ■•He � ( Kiev � lit' ' COMHINLtl Ow HHSTRA AND BAM Ia kv Williams.. Dim -� Thu Riv Harvard Wilm r TrxiiiT r|Hw� l Onmh ( O.MDINLD ( K( IILMRA AND HANDS Ed Han lev. Du,a- M «Wo M i MMINOMLNT — Till PATH Ol EDI (ATKIN Rk.k Hird Member 4 Gra.JuMin« (.Uu X'-tnju Drlto .. A (-ARMILLA ( hoik I.IWIS TlLIORD. Dire, Of Jani Andirson. Attxmfumn (.1 M R ATKINS Of (.OOf'l RATION Till HOXORADLL RORRRT D(X KING C.aci —Son .4 Kinu. MtmUf III (Um.iI i Pr. ntathin David Nottingham HhuJhm.iM Un .4 i Prim ntatkin „„ (.raw AIIN . :lam Mtt William Mioi.iv l‘� nu(wi. U.KTHe lliidi Scki.4 Prim station or Diplomas Dr. William F Bradusy PxMJcm. |V«.J I r.U411.« AtuHtHK ;o i. For in , Charles Parks and Max Rii i Ai ma Matir Tiii Star Spangi.id Manner Sehnil i)iKv!..r Nti et J Kri Smith 212 SENIOR ACTIVITIES A GWENDOLYN SUE ADAMS-CIT Sec- retary 3; Kayettes 2; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 2,3; VICA 3; Sports Show 1.2. THOMAS LEE ADAMS-Stu-Co 1.2.3; Concert Band 1,2,3. DANIEL LEE AF FALTER-Biology Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3; A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 3. THOMAS EDWARD ALBERS-Golf 1.3. ISSAC AUSTIN. JR.-VICA 3. B MARK WAYNE BAHNMAIER VICTOR DAVID BAILOU DEBRA ANN BALL NANCY MARIE BANNING TERESA DALE BARNARD-French Club 3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 3; Cafeteria Comm. 1. LARRY ALBERT BARTZ ERNA DENISE BLACKBURN-CIT 3. ROXANNE MARIE BLANN-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2. ELIZABETH ANNE BLUE-Spanish Club 3; Pep Band 3; Sym. Winds 3. CHARLES ROBERT BOCKHORST- Track 1.2.3; Basketball 1,2. JANET MARIE BOOKOUT-FTA 1,2,3, President 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3. JANICE CHARLENE BOONE-Pep Club 1,2; Terpsichore 2,3. MICHAEL DAVID ALEXANDER RHONDA LYNN ALEXANDER-CIT 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Physical Science Club 3; VICA 3; Sports Show 1. LYNDA DIANE ALFORD-h 1,2; Sports Show 1. DANNY GENE BASEL RITA MAE BASEL WILLIAM EDWARD BAYNE HAL ST (N t'FACH- Latin Club 3. MARY 1.2.3. LOUISE ALLEN-Orchestra DAVID PAUL ANDERSON MARY ELLEN ANDERSON-Biology Club 1.3; yearbook 1; Kayettes 1,2,3, Special Projects 3. Pep Club 1,2,3. Y GEORGE ANGRESS-Budget litor 3; Debate 3; Publications 3; Stu-Co 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. ARLENE ANDREA ARLENE ANTHONY-Pep Club 1; SportsShow 1,3. ROBERT ALAN ARCE ANITA ELLEN ARKEKETA- American Indian Club 2.3; Biology Club 2.3; French Club 2.3, Secretary 3; Lead- ers Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 2. Mascot 3; Publications Committee 3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Tennis 3; Gymnas- tics 2,3; Indian Spring Queen 3. WILLIAM JAMES ATHEY ROBERT WILLIAM AUGELLI-Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Budget 2.3; Stu-Co 3; Spanish Club Secretary 2,3. RENEE CLARICE BOREL-French Club 2; Drama 2,3; Mime Troup 3. 'EY LEE BOST MELODIE JILL BOSWELL-Blology Club 3; Class Vice-President 3; French Club 7,3. President 3; Kayettes 3; Pep ' Club 1.2; Jr. Rep. (Executive Board) 2; Girls' State 2. Orchestra 1.2,3 Sports Show 1;Sr Plan. Comm. 3. MARSHA ANN BOTTS-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1.2,3; Sports Show 1 EN DALE BOUSE-yearbook 3; French Club 1; Drama 1,2,3; Mime Troup 2,3. CHRISTOPHER STEP GER-French Club 3. BELLIN- KERRY LE£ BOWE -French Club 2,3; Orchestra 1, LINDA DIANE BELOTE-Kayettes 1.2; Pep Club 1,2,3; A Cappella 3; Pep Band 2.3; Concert Choir 1.2; Chorale 3; Or- chestra 3; Sym. Winds 2,3, Sports Show 3. MICHAEL BELT-VICA Vice-President 3; Wrestling 1. NANCY KAY BEVENS BRADLEY DOUGLAS BLACK-Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Basketball 1.3; Track 1,2.3. CHRISTOPHER ELAM BLACK-Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Golf 1. Y DEE BOWER- Latin Club 7., ; Concert Bjnd f.2.3; Ecology — MERRY FTA 3; Concert Bjnd Action Club 2.3. LANA RAE BOWLES-Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Stu-Co 3; Sports j hc !,3. . REBECCA SUE BOWMAN-D.E. 3; Stu-Co 1.2; Concert Choir 1; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. JOHN HOWARD BOWMAN GARY LEE BOYD CAROLYN SUE BOYLE RALPH NEAL BRADT I ROSEMARY BRANSON-German Club 1; Kayettes 1.2; WCC 3; Ecology Action Club 3; Drama 2,3; Sports Show 1. GAYLE ELAINE BREWSTER-Pep Club 1. TERRY LEE BRIGHT-Concert Band 1.2f. ’corvaSkent brinkerhoff CONNIE BROOKS-Budget 3; Kayett 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 3; Terpsi chore 2,3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1.2,3; Sym. Winds 2,3; Twirler 1.2.3; Sports Show 1,2,3. BARBARA JEAN BROWN-Black American Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 2.3; Pep Club 1,3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Vol- leyball 3. JO ELLEN ALONDA BROWN-Black American Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 3; Concert Band 1,2; Sports Show 1,2,3; Black Spring Queen Attendant 3. KATHY MAE BROWN-Spanish Club 2; FSL 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 2; Stu-Co 3. PATRICIA SUE BROYLES-FSL Treas- urer 3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 3; Stu-Co 1; National O.E. Winner 3. DEBORAH ANN BRUBAKER-FTA Secretary 3; Kayettes 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 3; Stu-Co 1; Sports Show 2,3. MELODY JOAN BRUMMETT-VICA President 3; Concert Band 1,2. CYNTHIA LOUISE BRUN-yearbook 3; Pep Club 1,2.3; Stu-Co 1; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. LINDA DARLENE BRYAN MARK ALAN BUHLER-Stu-Co 1,2,3; Cafeteria Comm. 1; Public Relations Comm. 3; Basketball 1; Football 1. LOREN EDWARD BURCH DENNIS DARRELL BURGESS MICHAEL GEORGE BURKE ADRIAN MARSHALL BURNS-Foot- ball 1. EVELYN LOUISE BUTLER c MICHAEL DEAN CAIN KATHRYN RENEE CONLIN-FSL Reporter 3. CLIFFORD CON RAD-Spanish Club 2. CLAUDIA KAY COOPER-FSL Secre tary 3; Pep Club 1,2; Sports Show 1; National O.E. Winner 3. DAVID WENDELL COOPER-Stu Co 3; Concert Band 1,2,3. DOlrt A ( AIRE CALLICOTT-Pep Club'1; Ifcorts Show 1; Homecoming DOUGLAS YORK COOPER Qoeen3- 9 ROSANNF EILEEN CO DEBRA JOE CALVILLO-VICA 3. - BRADLEY DEAN CAMPBELL-Bas ketball 1; Football 3. GARY ALBERT CAMPBELL VICKI LYNNE CARBAUGH CECILY ELAINE CARTER-Spanish Club 2; Stu-Co 3; Orchestra 1.2,3; Sports Show 1. DIANA MEY CARTER NANCY JO CATTLETT JANE FRANCES CHA Club 2; External Rel HENRY DAVE CHAMBLISS-Basket- ball 2.3; Football 2.3. STEVEN KENT CHANDLEE RICHARD BRUCE CHARLTON DANIEL FLEMMING CHURCH-Budg- ej 3; Gymnastics 1.2,3. VICKI JOY CLEVENGER ARLA JEANETTE CLYATT-Kayettes 1; Physical Science Club Cappella 2.3, Pep Band 1,2.3; Chorale 3: Orches tra 1,2,3; Sym. Winds 1,2,3. NANCY DIANE COBB-Kayettes 1,2; Pep Club 1.2,3. JUDITH ANN COFFMAN JAMES POWELL CONARD-Debate 2.3; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 2. JEAN ANNE CONKLIN ROSANNE EILEEN COOP Club 1,2.3, Honor Pe; 2;,Spr 1,2.3; Concert Band 2,3. • «aa� - MONTGOMERY DEAN COPP GAYLE D. COX CYNTHIA ANN CRAMER-yearbook 2; Budget 3, Class Secretary 2; French Club 2; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2.3; Stu-Co 2,3, Secretary 3; Assembly Comm. 3; Terpsichore 2,3; Girls' State .ncert Band 1,2,3; Sports Show GAY CRIPE BARRY CULVER-Wrestling ,NCY SUE CULVER-Budget 3; Kay- ettes 1; Leaders Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 2.3; Stu-Co 2, Terpsi- chore 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Sym. Winds 3; Sports Show 1,2,3, Red Cap- tain 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. MARVIN4JUANE CURTIS STEVEN ANDREW CURTIS-Wrestting 1.2. MARIA KATALIN CZUPOR-FTA 3; Pep 1 U Stu-Co 3; Concett-Band 3; Pep Band 3; Orches- • tra T.2.3. - - - � MARIA KATALIN CZUPUK MA Kayettes 1,,Pep Club 1.2,3, Honor F ' T ynf. Winds 3; Sports Show 1; Stu- D LYNN MICHELLE DARNER JACQUELIN JOLEN DAWDSON- Biplogy Club Secretary _3: Ecology Action Club DON RODERICK DAVIS-D. JOSEPH ROBERT DAVIS-D.E. 3. ROGER DALE DAVIS RUSSELL EDWARD DAVIS-A Cap pella 2,3; Concert Choir 3. TERESA ANN DEAY-D.E. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. SANDRA JEAN DECKER JERRY DEMBY-Stu-Co 1. LAWRENCE JAMES DENTON-D.E. 3; StuCo 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Basketball 1. TERRY LYNN DESHAZO-VICA 2.3. MARK DAVID DEWEESE-Boys' State 2; A Cappella 2,3; Debate 2; Drama 1.2.3. EVERETT EUGENE DILLON LENA JANE DIXON BONITA SUZANA MARTINA DOD SON-FSL 3; Pep Club 1; Stu Co 2. ANITA MARIE DOMSCH WILLIAM HARRISON DOUGLAS Ill-Biology Club 1; Physical.Science Club 1; Boys' State 2; A Cappella 2.3; Debate 1,2; Forensics 1. SHIRLEY JO DOWN ELLA DOWNING ROBYN ELIZABETH DUNKUM-Pep Club 1; Sports Show 1,3. RICKY VERN DURRANT-CIT 3. VICA 3. DOWNER PACE DYKES-yearbook 3; Budget 3; Pep Band 1,2; Sym. Winds 1.2. E JOHN PATRICK EASLEY-yearbook 3; Budget 3. head photographer. JOHN WILLIAM EASUM FEHINTOLA AINA EDUN-Black American Club 1,2. GAIL LYNN ELLENA-Pep Club 1; A Cappella 3. Concert Choir 2; Chorale 3; Sports Show 3. PAMELA JO ELLIOTT-D.E. 3; FSL 3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1.2,3; B Team alternate cheerleader 1; Sports Show 1.3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. RICHARD EARL ELLIOTT-O.E. 3. JAMES RUSSELL ELLIS-Track 1.2.3; Football 1.3. RICK ALLEN ELSTON-VICA 3. ROBERT EUGENE EMBERS-Stu-Co 1.3; Publications Comm. 3; Track 2; Football 1. SHARON JO ENGLE-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1.2.3. JANE MARIE ENGLEBRECHT- yearbook 2.3. associate editor 3; Budget 3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1; Stu Co 1.2; Human Relations Comm. 3; Sports Show i,2. KRISTEN ELIZABETH ERICSON- Class Treasurer 1. DEBBIE KAY ESTES- KENNETH CLYDE ESTES-Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2. , DIANE ELAINE ETHER TON French Club 3; Kayettes 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3; Sports Show 2. F GEORGE MICHAEL FALER-Stu Co 1; VICA President 2. ARTHUR FEIST LINDA DENINE FERGUSON SALLY KATHERINE FESSLER-Class Treasurer 2; Physical Science Club 1; Stu Co 2; Assembly Comm. 3; WCC 3; A Cappella 3; Orchestra 1,2,3, Concert Mistress 3. DIANE MARIE FEUERBORN-Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; B Team Cheer leader 1; A-Team alternate cheerleader 2; Sports Show 1,2,3. ALLEN MICHAEL FISHBURN-FFA Vice-President 3; Concert Choir 3. DAVID ROSS FISHER-Biology Club 1; Spanish Club 2. KEVIN LYNN FISHER-Basketball 1. CHESTER WILLIAM FITCH-Tennis 1. BRUCE LEE FLANDERS-Boys' State 2; Orchestra 1,2,3. GENE CLARENCE FLEEGER-Con cert Band 2,3; Pep Band 3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 3; Track 2. DEBRA JANE FLORA-Kayettes 1,2; Leaders Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Honor Pep 2, Mascot 3; Sports Show 1.2.3; White Spring Queen Attendant 3. MERLE DEAN FLORY-Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. JANE ANN FORMAN-Biology Club 1.2.3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; French Club 2.3; Keyettes 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; StuCo 1. GARY DEAN iPORNELLI—Tennis 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. LYNNE ANN FOSTER-Budget 3; Class President 1. DAVID EUGENE FOX-Drama 2.3; Stu Co 3. APRIL ELAINE FRANCIS-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2; Concert Choir 2; Sports Show 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Softball 3. DONNA JEAN FRANK-Budget 3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1; Terpsichore 1,2,3; A Cappella 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1; Sym. Winds 1.2,3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1. RICHARD DOUGLAS FRASER BERNARD JOSEPH FRAZIER JUDY LYNN FREED-D.E. 3; Pep Club 1,2; A Cappella 2; Sports Show 1,2. JERRY JOE FREEMAN DAVID P. FUGETT JOHN DAVID FUNSTON G CORNELIUS OTIS GAINES-Football 1.3. SALLY ANN GASPER-Biology Club 1; Budget 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Honor Pep 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. MARIA DE LOS ANGELES GUANA WILLIAM SCOTT GIBBS-Budget 3; yearbook 3; Physical Science Club Presi dent 3; Stu-Co 2; Physical Facilities Comm. 2; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 3. FREDA MAY GIBSON PATRICIA MARIE GIBSON BRUCE KENNETH GIFFORD-Budget 2; Cadet Lawman 2; Wrestling 2. SALLY ANN GILLAHAN RICHARD GORDON GILLERMAN— Biology Club 1,2,3, Historian 2, Presi- dent 3; French Club 1,2; Stu-Co 2; Physical Facilities Comm. 2; Ecology Action Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Boys' State 2; Concert Band 1,2; Pep Band 3; Sym. Winds 3. LARRY STEVEN GILLUM DAVID WILLIAM GLASS-Football 2.3; Wrestling 1,2,3. JEFFREY LAWRENCE GOOD-Con cert Band 2. JANICE FAY GOOLSBY-Biology Club 1; German Club 1,2; FTA 2. ROBERT LYNN GRAHAM RODNEY JOE GRAMMER-Stu-Co 1.2. TRACEY LYNN GRAMMER RANDALL LEE GRAVES JAMES CECIL GREEN MICHAEL KELLY GREEN-Football 1,2,3. DAYLE JEAN GREGG-Budget 3; Pep Club 1,2.3, Honor Pep 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Sports Show 2,3. CURTIS GARLAND GREGORY STEVEN Gfi£5H AM-Wres- CYNTHIA AN GRIGSBY PAMELA SUE GRIMES-Kayettes 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Sports Show 1,2,3. MARSHA LYNN GROENE-Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 1.2. GARY JAMES GROENING MICHAEL LYNN GROSDIDIER- Budget 3; German Club 2; Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Golf 2,3. .H GAIL ARLENE HACK-Pep Club 1,2. CYNTHIA JANE HADL-D.E. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. JAMES LEO HADL TRUDY ELEANOR HADL-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama 3; Mime Troup 3; Sports Show 1,2,3. GEORGIA LYNN HALL RONALD HALL HECTOR HAM SARAH MELISSA HAMILTON-Co- curricular Comm. 3; A Cappella 2,3; Sports Show 1. RANDALL LEE HAMM RUSSELL DWANE HAMM JERALD LOUIS HANSON-Concert Band 1.2; Gymnastics 1,2,3. KATHI SUE HARPER—FSL President 3; Pep Club 1.2; Sports Show 1,2. DAVID DEAN HARRELL—O.E. 3; Cadet Lawman 2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Con- cert Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 1,2,3. FREDERICK JESSE HARRELL JULIE ANN HARRIS SUSAN JAHNE HARRIS RONDA LYNN HARVEY ROBERT WINSTON HARWOOf) - f NANCY J. HATFIELD—Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. DOUGLAS ALLEN HEACOCK-Budg- et 3; Tennis 2.3. RODNEY CHARLES HEINE-Orches- tra 1,2,3; Gymnastics manager 3. STEVE MICHAEL HEINRICH GARY LEE HEISERMAN-Stu-Co 3; Cadet Lawman 2. KELVIN CLYDE HELMERT-Football 1. PATRICIA LOIS HERMES-Leaders Club 1,2,3, President 3; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 1; A Cappella 3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Volleyball 3; Softball 3. KRISTIA LYNN HETHERINGTON- Biology Club 1.2; German Club 2; Kay- ettes 1; Physical Science Club 1; Orches- tra 1,2.3. GEORGIA ANN HI LDE BRAND-Stu- Co 3. TIMOTHY MARTIN HILL JUDY KAY HIRD-yearbook 3; Kay- ettes 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. RICHARD WAYNE HIRD-French Club 3; Stu-Co 1,2,3, Soph. Rep. 1, Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3; Boys' State 2; Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 1.2. MARILYN ANN HODGES-Latin Club 2; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1.3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 2; Orchestra 2.3; Sym. Winds 1.2.3. MELVIN RAY HODSON-Football 1. TERESA ANN HODSON GERI JO HOFFECKER RICHARD ALLEN HOFFMAN-Foot- ball 1,2,3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. SUSAN KAY HOGLE-German Club 2; Stu-Co 3; Drama 1,2,3. GLORIA JEAN HOLDEN-B-Team Chjjpleader 1. ATeam Cheerleader 2,3, Head 3; American Indian Club 7,!3. f BETTY ARLENE HOLLADAY PAMELA SUE HOOVER-FTA Treas- urer 3; Cafeteria Comm. 3; A Cappella 2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 1,2.3. ALLEN WAYNE HOUT SHEILA KAY HUNSINGER-Budget 3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2.3. Honor Pep 3; Stu-Co 1.2; Sports Show 1,2,3; Ten- nis 2.3. REGINA LOUISE HUNT-Pep Club 1.2. CATHERINE SUE HURLEY-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2.3; A Cappella 3; Orches- tra 1; Sports Show 1,2.3. NANCY LOU HUYSER-Biology Club 1; Pep Club 1.2; Stu-Co 2. I K KERRY JANE K APFER-B-Team Cheerleader 1; A-Team Cheerleader 2.3; Sports Show 1,2,3, Captain 3. MARK KAPPELMAN-German Club 1; Stu Co 1,2,3. RODNEY JOSEPH KARLIN-D.E. 3; Stu-Co 1,2; Basketball 1. SAMUEL ALAN KATZ-Budget 3; Class Secretary 3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. CHRISTINE LEE KEMPTER-FSL 3. LARRY CONNELL KENNEDY LEE ALLAN KENNEDY RENAY ELLEN KERKMAN-Biology Club 1. 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sym. Winds Sports Show 1,2.3. 1.2.3. BRENDA GAIL LATH ROM-Pep Club 1. SHEILA JEAN LAUGHLIN JULIA ANN LAWSON—Biology Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 3. Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 2.3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 1,2,3; Twirler 2,3; Sports Show 1. MICHAEL EUGENE LEAK-Boys State 2; Concert Band 1.2; Pep Band 2.3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 2,3. STEPHEN ALLEN LEGLER GLEN LOUIS LEMESANY-Concert Choir 2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1.2.3. DEBORAH JOANN LEROUX-FSL 3. JODENE RENEE IRVING—American Indian Club 2.3. Vice-President 2; Pep Club 1.3; Stu-Co 1,2; Jr. Varsity Head Cheerleader 3. J MERLE LEON JACKSON, JR.-Drama 1; A Cappella 2,3; Chorale 2.3; Stu-Co 3. LEE VAN JADERBORG-French Club 1; Physical Science 2; Stu-Co 3; Drama 2.3; A Cappella 2,3; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 3. ROSALIE JAMES-Pep Club 3. JOHN ROBERT JAMISON JERALD JOSEPH JENNINGS-Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 2.3. ROBERT ALLEN JOHANNING-D.E. Treasurer 3. DEBORA LEE JOHNSON ROBERT EUGENE JOHNSON-Stu-Co 1,2; A Cappella 2.3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1. DAVID WAYNE JOHNSTON WILLIAM LESTER KERR DONALD LLOYD LEWIS MICHAEL LEE KILBURN-Track 3. PATRICIA CAROLYN KINCAID SHARON ELIZABETH KING-FSL Reporter 3. SHEILA A. KITT 5 r - LAURA LEE KNIGHT CHRISTOPHER ALAN KRONE KEVIN BRUCE KUHLKE-Budget 3; Class President 2; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Assem bly Comm. 3; Forensics 3. L BRUCE FINLEY LACEY GLENDA MARIA LEWIS-French Club 3; FTA Vice-President 3. DAVID DANIEL LING-Budget 3. RACHEL CARMEL LIPMAN-Pep Club 1.2,3; Terpsichore 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 1,2,3; Sports Show 1; Tennjs.2,3. WILLIAM LLOYD LOCKYEAR. JR.-Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Biology Club 1.2; French Club 1.2rStu-Co 3. GREGORY LEE LUBER-IJ.E. 3; Con cert Choir 2. - V RONALD DALE LYNCH-FFA 1,2.3. M GERALD EUGENE LANE-Budget 3; Class Treasurer 3; Stu-Co 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. JOANN LASKOWSKI-Spanish Club 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Sports Show 1. SANDRA LOUISE LASSMAN-Biology Club 1; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Flag Swinger TERRELL LYNN MALOTT-Budget 3; Sports Show 1.2; Tennis 2,3. GLEN EDWARD MARKLEY-CIT 3; VICA 3. SCOTT RICHARD MAXWELL-Basket ball 1,2.3. CHARLES FREDERICK MARKS- Spanish Club 2; Stu-Co 2.3; Guidance Comm. 3; Boys' State 2; A Cappella 2,3; Chorale 2.3; Track 1.2; Cross Country 2; Football 3; Wrestling 1.2.3. CLIFFORD DWAINE MARTIN DAVID MAY TERESA GENE MAY-Pep Club 1; Debate 1.2.3; Forensics 1.2; Sports Show 1. KATHLEEN PAULA McALLlSTER ROBERT LEE McCLELLAN-D.E. i DAVID CLINTON McCLURE I RENSSELAER WRIGHT McCLURE PATRICIA ANN McCOY-Biology Club 1,2; German Club 2; Kayettes 1,2; Physical Science Club 1; Stu-Co Treasur- er 3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3; Library Comm. 3; WC03; A Cappella 2.3. TERESA EILEEN McDONALD-Budg- et 2. SUZANNE McDOW� -Leaders Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 3; Sr.-Plan. Comm; 3; Sports Show 1,2.3; Gymnastics 1,2. KAREN LYNN McHUGH PATRICIA ANN McLEES RAMONA SUE McLEMORE-American Indian Club Vice-President 3. MARY LOU McNISH JOBLERNEST MEAD KATHLEEN MARIE MEARS-French Club 3; Kayettes 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. MICHAEL ANDREW MEDLIN DEBORAH LEE MENDOZA LUIS MENDOZA DENNIS WAYNE MEYER-Track 1.2,3; Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 3. FRENDA ARLENE MILLER-Black American Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 3; Terpsichore 2,3; Basketball 3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2; Volleyball 3; Black Spring Queen 3. s CARLA JANE MILLER-Pep Club 1.2,3. N CYNTHIA JEAN MILLER-Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 1. MICHAEL EARL MILLER-Football 1,2,3; Stu-Co 2. SHEREE ANN MILLER-German Cl 2; Kayettes 1; Pep club 1,2; Pep B 2,3;. Orchestra 3;‘Sym. Winds 1,2,: Sports Show 1. TERRY EUGENE MILLER-Sgan Club 2.3. MEL'ISSA CAROUNABORS-Budget 3;, German Club- Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1 : •tu-Co 1.2; WCC 3. ILLIAM N. NAFF KAY FRANCES NASH-Black Amen- can Club 1 3; Pep Club4 !. Sport -- ' Show 1,3. BARBARA JEANNE NATION -KATHLEEN KELLY NELSON-Latin VICKIE KAY MILLER-Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Concert. Bapd li. Pep Band 2,3; Sym. Wmds 2,3; Sports Show 1� Club 1,2,3, President 3; Concert Choir 2; Sports Show 1. „ « MARLA FERN MILLIGAN ROGER y_LAN MILLS MITCHELL LLOYD NEV Lt BARBARA OMNE EWltfAltf-Black J American Clbh VTCA Secretary 3. --' —- JACQU£L N PH£rKT NBWMAN-Pep MARGARET MARIE MILTNLR-Pep Club 1.5 3, Club 1.2 Sports Show 1 . ) ■ MYRON FREDERICK MlLTNBrf ClT 3; VICA 3; Concert Band DAVID HARRY MIJCHEL-L RXhTDALL e. NiwTiNG 3aa -:- ILTNERLCIT i.BryootbaU .u' . ; ’ . -V ■ •- - _ £AREN J£ANHMfSElTY-BToiogy Club . LL ■ - !.2;J tudent Peace Actipp Coalition 2 “ —T THOMAS HENRY MITCHELL-Class . DEppRAH LYNN JWJ feudget , Vice-President 1; Black American Club j yearbook- 2,3,;Ass.stam Editor 2.',' Cr itAr 3' Place ira.Proei nrv O- Q , DEBORAH RUTH MOORE-VICA 2.3. Historian 3. HARRY I IE WW Editor 3; Class Vice-President 2, pa Club 2; Pep dub l .'SltfCo' 1 XT. Sr R b. Publications Comm. 3;Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. MOORE MELONIE BffiD HOORE-Budge 3; Kayettes 1,2? Social Director 2; Pep Club 1,2; Terpsi iare 1,2,3, Jr. Chore- ogr jr 2. Psewdfht 3; Sports Show 1. STEVEN OORE EDWARD ALLEN NORRIS-VICA « -j.2.3. - DAVID LANE NOTTINGHAM-Class T President -3; FFA 1,2,3, Sentinel 2, President 3; Boys' State 2; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. JOHN A IWOOREHEAD -Physical Sci- ence CIuIm1;2|3: Cross Country 1,2,3. o MARY KATHRYN MORRIS'-CIT 3; VICA 3. JULEIGH jGAYLE MUIRHEAD Biol afcv Club 1; Kayettes 1 Pep Club 1. NORA LEE OAKSON -Peer Club 1; Concert Choir 1; Sports Show 1,3; Gymnastics 3. . ST EN ROSS MUSSELMAN ANN NORA OBERZAN-Biology Club 1; FSL President 3; Pep Club 1.2; Stu-Co 3; Co-curricular Comm. 3. . . , LARRY JAMES MYERS-D.E. 3; Stu- Co 1.2.3. MARY ESTHER OEHLERT-Concert Band 1.3; Pep Band 2,3. KAREN ELAINE O'KEEFE-Drama 1; Debate 1. SUSAN FAY OSHEL HEATHER ELAINE OWEN-D.E. 3; Kayettes 2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Sports Show 1. ROY ELLIS PAGE-Gymnastics 1,2.3. KRISTIN KAY PALMQUIST-Budget 3; French Club 2; Kayettes 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Tennis manager 3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Softball 3: Basketball 3. DAVID PRESTON PARSONS THOMAS ANSON PATTEE-CIT Presi- dent 3. MARCIA ILENE PAX TON-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 2,3. EDWIN POEVERLIN WANDA JEAN POLLARD-CIT 3, VICA 3. GARY WAYNE POST SHEILA KAY PRENTICE-FSL 3; Pep Club 1,3; Physical Facilities Comm. 3. JOHN MACK PRICE KEVIN WILLIAM PRICE-Biology Club 1.3; EcologyAction Club 3i Con- cert Band 1, Pep Baht 2.3; Sym. Winds 2.3 JOHN WASrf TC F URCELL Ill- Football 1.2; Sparysl ?lj|b 2,3. LEE LE BLANC fl|ADt H-French CIul 2; Kayettes Vice P-- rodent 3; Pep Club 2; Debate 3; Sports Show 2.3; Te .is 2,3; Basketball' Softball 3. SARAH ANN ROARK MYRON EUGENE ROBB BELINDA ANN ROBBERSON-Kay- ettes 3; Pep Club 2.3; Stu-Co 2. BRYSON McCLYMONDS ROBERTS- Stu-Co 2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Debate 1; Sym. Winds 3. KEVIN DALE ROBERTS WILLIAM GRIFFITH ROBERTS-Con- cert Band 1; Sym. Winds 1,2,3; Basket ball manager 1,2,3. MARK ALLEN ROBERTSON-VICA 3. EDWARD DEAN ROCKHOLD-Stu-Co 1; Drama 7,3; Gymnastics 1. RICHAfD FORSEE ROGERS-Wres- tling 1. DAVID JOHN PENDRY-P- . ,ca. CYNTHIA NT AMIReSsL 3. Facilities Comm. 3; Golf i : . GARY RUSSELL PENNY-Pep Ban MARK 1,2,3; Concert Band 3; Sym. Winds Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1. ALA H?ANDEL -Stu-Co 3; 1.2; Sr lan. ComrrM. ANTIONETTE KRUEGER PERE Pep Band 3; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 3; WCC 3. JOHN WILLIAM PETERS WANDA LEE PETERS ELAINE MARIE PETERSON-Biology Club 1; yearbook 3; Stu-Co 3; Drama 2,3; Mime Troup 1,2,3, Leader 3. DENISE MARIE PETTENGILL-A Cappella 3; Chorale 3. ROBERT STERLING PIERCE-year- book 2; Budget 2,3. KENT EDWARD PINE-Football 1. SANDRA SUE PINE-Pep Club 1,2,3; A Cappella 2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Chorale 3; Sym. Winds 1,2.3; Sports Show 1. M DALE PIPPERT CHRISTINE ANNE PLATT-Pep Club 1.2.3. MICHELLE RANEY-Pep Club 1; Sports w 1. LARRY ROBERT REDDICK WILLIAf t,EDWARD REEVES-Foot ballji2.3; Stu-Co 2. JUDYT ELIZABETf Orchestra 1,2; I JOHN MICHAE Orchestra 1,2,3. REGNIER GARLAN REIBER- lan. Comm. 3. RETHERFORD- MELVIN EUGENE! REYNOLDS Black American Club 1.22 LOUISE RIALS-VlCATreasur1 7 urfr 2. LA' USAN ROGGE-yearbook [1.2.3. WERNA LEE ROLLINS GUADALUPE DOLORES ROMERO- Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1. MARY LOUISE ROMERO-FSL 3; Pep Club 1,2. RANDALL KEITH ROSE CYNTHIA LEI ROUGHTON CYNTHIA ANN ROWLANDS-FSL Secretary 3; Pep Club 1.2; Terpsichore 2.3; Sport Show 1. STEVEN CLAY RUNDQUIST THEbDORE PATRICK RYAN THOMAS JAY RYGMYR JUNE MARIE RICHARDSON—Kay- ettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Terpsichore 2,3. Vice-President 3. MICHAEL DEAN RICHARDSON MELANIE JO RINER-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1.2. - s RENEE MARIE S Club 2; Pep Club 1,2. SAMSON-Spanish RICHARD RAFEAL SANCHEZ-Stu- Co 1,2,3; Sr. Plan. Comm. 3. AIMEE L. SANDERS-Biology Club 3; French Club Vice-President 2,3; Pep Club 2.3; Drama 1,2; Sports Show 1,3. BRUCE CHARLES SAUER-Track 1,2. SCOTT ALLEN SCALES-Boys State 2; Basketball 1.2,3. JOHN WILLIAM SCANLAN-Football 1,2.3; FCA 1.2.3. President 3. STEVEN ALDEN SCANNELL-year- book 3; Stu-Co 3; Football 1,2,3; Wres- tling 1,2.3. STEPHEN EDWARD SCHAMLE- German Club 2; Stu-Co 1. KATHY ANN SC Sports Show 1,3; Gymnas' RAEMONA LYNN 2,3; Pep Club 1.2; S 1.2,3; Sports Show 1. CATHARINE ANN SCHMIDTBER GER Biology Club 1; yearbook 3; Pep Club 1.2. Stu-Co 3. SANDRA JANE SCHMITENDORF PEGGY ANN SCHRADER SUSAN SCHWANZLE-Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 2; Terpsichore 1,2,3; Sports Show 1. DEBRA SUE SCOTT-Latin Club 2.3; Kayettes 1,3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Sports Show 1. REBECCA JEAN SCOTT-FTA 2,3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 2,3. PAMELA GAIL SCRUGGS-VICA Reporter 3. RAYMOND CALVIN SHACKEL- FORD-A Cappella 2. SALLY ANN SHARP-French Club 1.2; Pep Club 1.2. JEFFERY LYNN SHMALBERG-year book 3. ROBERT JULIAN SILIPIGNI-Stu-Co 3; Cross Country 1.2.3; Track 1,2,3. RANDY LEESLEDD CHERYL DENISE SMITH-Black American Club 1,2,3, President 2; Sports Show 2,3; Black Spring Queen Attendant 3. JUNE KAY SMITH-FSL 3; Pep Club 1,2. ROBERTA KAY SMITH-FSL 3; Kay- ettes 1; Pep Club 1,2.3, Sports Show 1. CHARLES WAYNE SNEDEGER MICHAEL ALLEN SNEEGAS LOREN JOSEPH SOI mentarian 3; VICA iR-CIT Parlia nentarian 3. RITA LYNN SOOBY-fJ Leaders Club 1.2,3, JVicel Concert Band 1.2; Drum chestra 3; Sym. Winds 2,3; Sports I 1,2.3; Basketball 3.LhJ ARVIF WINSTON SOUTHARD, JOSEPH MARSHALL SPOTTS WILLIAM JAMES STAN LEY-Concert Band 2,3; Pep Ba® 1.2,3; Orchestra 2.3. Sym. Winds 1.2J8; Tennis 1.2. CHRISTOPHER NEAL STARkS 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1£,3 ERVIN LEE STAT|gBl D.E. 3 | PATRICK NEIL ST MARGARET ELLENOR STOLTZ- Kayettes 1. RENEE ANN STONEBACK-VICA 3. ALYCA EVELYN STUART-Black American Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1.3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Orches- tra 2; B-Team Cheerleader 1,3; Sports Show 2. GREGORY THOMAS STUMP BARBARA RENAE SUNDERLAND- Debate 1,2; Forensics 1. SATOSHI TAMURA-Concert Band 3. Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 3; Wrestling 3. DEBRA SUE TATE-Stu Co 1. WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR. JR. VALERIA ELAINE THOMAS-Black Club 1,2.3; Stu-Co 2,3; Sports NNI ALAN THOME-FFA 1,2.3. KEITH ALLEN THOMPSON A Cap pella 2,3; Chorale 2,3; Gymnastics SUE ANN THOMPSON Sports Show EFFERYNEIL THORNBERG Parliamentarian 3. - KATHY JEAN STE 1,2,3; Stu-Co 3; SportBhow 1. CELIA ANN STEW Bt-FSL Secre- tary 3; Pep Club 1,2. SHERYL LYNN STEV JAMIE LYNN STILES WADE WILLIAM STINSMl -Track 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball EPHENS jflV N CARLYLE TRAVIS-Budget 3. )ND STERLING- JUDY LYNN TREMAIN-VICA PariiA 3; Debat ; mentarian 3. Comm. 3. MARY SUE TRYBOM-Pep Club 3;1 «ON-CIT3;D.E. Sports Show 1,2.3. fflplub 1.3; VICA ROBERT LEO TRYBOM-D.E. 3. «SON-Pep Club PAULA MARIE TULEY-FSL 3. u MARKWIN DARYL UMHOLTZ— 1 f Budget 2. CRAIG EUGENE VANN-Football 1.2v Basketball 1,2,3; Track JAMES WARREN VANTUYL-D.E. 3. MARLENE KAY VAUGHN-Kayettes 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Sports Show 1. SANDRA VAUGHN-Sports Show 1. KEVAN ALLEN VICK-Spanish Club 2; Physical Science Club 3; Stu-Co 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Sym. Winds 1.2; Football 1,2; Gymnastics 3. DAVID FREDERICK VIEBROCK- Stu Co 2.3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3. w JANETTE ELAINE WAGLEY-Kay- ettes 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; VICA 3. IRENE LOUISE WAISNER VIRGINIA DARLENE WALES-FSL Parliamentarian 3; Pep Club 1; Sports Show 1. JOHN HOWARD WALKER-Basketball 1,2.3; FCA 2.3. MARLANA KAY WALTERS-Pep Club 1,2. JEFF WALTHO JEANETTE KAY WANER-Kayettes 3; Pep Club 3. LYNETTE RAE WANER STEPHEN MICHAEL WANER-Foot- ball 2.3. RUTH ELEANOR WARRINER-Span- ish Club 2.3; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sym. Winds 2,3. MARK STEVEN WATSON-Biology Club 2.3; French Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 2.3; External Relations Comm. 3; Boys' State 2; Pep Band 2; Concert Band 3; Sym. Winds 2.3. ALBERT ALLEN WEAVER-Budget 3; yearbook 3; Latin Club 2.3. NANCY KAY WEBSTER-FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 1; Sports Show 1; Gymnastics 1. MARK STANLEY WELLING TIMOTHY TODD WESTON-Concert Band 1,2; Football 2; Gymnastics 3. JOSEPH HOWE WETTENGEL TINAM. WHIPPLE CAROL NAOMI WILSON-Biology Club 1; Budget 3; Class Secretary 1; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3; Stu-Co 1,2; Sports Show 1,2,3; White Spring Queen Attendant 3. DALYN BLAKE WILSON-Biology Club Secretary 3; Concert Choir 2.3; Basketball 1.2. ROBERT ALLEN WILSON-Physical Science Club 3; Football 1. CLARICE WINN-Black American Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Debate 1. MARIE WINTERBERG-Biology Club 1.2.3. Secretary 3. Stu-Co 3. A Cappella 2.3. GLENDA DIANE WISEMAN CYNTHIA MARIE WOLFE MICHAEL JOHN WOLFE-Biology Club 1,2.3; Stu-Co 1.2; Boys' State 2; Basketball 1; Track manager 1,2,3; Football 1. CHRISTINE ANN WOMACK-Biology Club Historian 1; Spanish Club Presi- dent 2,3; Pep Club Secretary 2, Vice- President 3; Stu-Co 1; Sports Show 1. SHARON ROSE WONNELL-VICA Treasurer 3. RANDALL WILLIAM WOODHEAD- Stu-Co 1,2,3; Basketball manager 2, Trainer 3; Track manager 2; Football 2.3. TERRY ALLEN WOOTEN DWAIN MICHAEL WORKMAN-Budg et 3; Football manager 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3. VALERIE GAYLE WRIGHT-Stu-Co 2. Sports Show 1. JANA JOY WHITAKER-Spanish Club 2.3; Leaders Club 3; Pep Club 1.2.3; B-Team Cheerleader 1; A-Team Cheer leader 2,3; Sports Show 1,2,3; Home coming Queen Attendant 3. BARBARA SUE WHITEHEAD- Biology Club 3; Kayettes 1,2,3, Presi dent 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Sports Show 1,2; Tennis 2.3. RAY OTIS WIGGINS. JR. STEPHEN WILBUR-Biology Club 1; German Club 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3. JAMES ALLEN WILLI AMS-Gymnas- tics 1. JAMES RICHARD WILLIAMS-Black American Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1.3; Track 1.2.3; Football 1.2,3. LYNN WILLIAMS JO ELAINE WILLIS-Black American Club 1,2,3. KAYE WILLIS-VICA Vice-President 3. Y CATHERINE JANE YOE-Debate 1; Forensics 1. CHARLES EDWIN YOUNG-FFA 1.2.3. DENNIS RICK YOUNG-Gymnastics 1.2.3. PEGGY KAYE YOUNG-FSL 3. Pep Club 1. z MARY TERESA ZELINSKI-Latin Club Treasurer 2; Concert Band 1.2; Orchestra 3; Sym. Winds 3. BRADFORD CLARK ZILLIOX-D.E. President 3. KIM LEE ZIMMERMAN—Biology Club 1.2.3. Historian 3; French Club 1,2.3; Ecology Action Club 2.3; Cross Country 1,2. The Editor’s Afterthought The purpose of this year's RED AND BLACK yearbook was to portray the 1972 school year as accurately and completely as possible. We, the staff, feel that this has been done, and more. In fact, we belive this to be the finest book in Lawrence High history. We hope you share our opinion. As in every endeavor, there are several people that should be commended for their work. This production is no exception. Thanks go to Ellen for producing very fine drama and music sections; to Rog Schmidtberger, Judy and Kathy (who, at one time, could have recited the sophomore and junior class lists forward and backward) for cutting pictures and alphabetizing; to Brun for coming to class on occasion; to Jeff (and Debi) for entertaining us all; to Elaine for taking my constant griping all semester; to Steve, Renee, Diane, and Lynn for coming through with some fantastic artwork; to Tony for saying, You're the editor. I'm just the advisor. ; to Jane for helping me maintain some sanity; and especially to John (who spent as many hours at LHS as Mr. Medley) and all the darkroom boys for making it possible for this book to have photographs. Thanks also go to my parents, friends, and teachers for putting up with me. The 1972 RED AND BLACK staff has tried to present a book that with which you can not only remember the year 1972 twenty years from now, but one that you can enjoy at the present. We hope we have. Editor-in-chief '72 RED AND BLACK ?« « t 'UI i ■£- -il’ 3 7 — 4 -7 V 7 I - L ; I « Hr DESIDERATA Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be .in silence. As far as)x)ssible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly} and listen to olhers, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their storvi void loud and aggressive persons, hey rd yexatjons to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, ygju may become vain and bitter.Vfor always tljerfc wifi be' greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as welLas your plans.fKeep Interested ig your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time Exeicise cputipn in yoyr business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to wljdt virtu th0re is;� maity pesso s strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, (Jo pot feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is pered ifel as the gtafsiTTake kindly the counsel of the years, gracqfujly surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strermth of spirit tj shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears araborn of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no jpss � an the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And Whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sl|am, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful World. Be careful. Strive to b! happy! . .£OUND IN OLD SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH, BALTIMORE; DATED 1692 A Jt. c A 224