Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

m .- .2 .qrqyr;3g-wzf- x:3: 'i,;5,;.;L x'u; .sza Jrn'a'wxav -- Maplewood-Richmond Heights High School Maplewood. Missouri Volume 44 Editorial Staff CO-EDITORS Linda Feagans Linda Lowe ART AND DESIGN EDITOR Cheryl Coleman COPY EDITOR Michelle Coons BUSINESS MANAGER Karen Dickerson , PHOTOGRAPHER Fra ield Ah'rnf. s. .-..,,,.,..A,.V ., ., -L :- 1,, 34 1 .V . .V ,:;.g..;..u.;u .1ui.mb at:.'.;:.-:;w-45M . We have chosen this staircase for the cover ofMaple Leaves i67 because . . . dtr, tly or as spectators; to OTVWork as one body, ance; to participate in spa? demonstrate leadership aK a step 111101: a section of our Wed M-RH xt each step, :we move toward the hlght of stairs, and when we reach K Klan end. . . we shall have e , , pe a well balanced character. ' 100k 10 a new beginning x t -X- y NV VVK realization that four unforgettable years Of high school are A look to the future. a glance at the past, a sigh with the soon to end. Each senior feels the lump in his throat as he eatehes his last football ganle. attends his final prom, and as .1 he marches down the aisle as a graduate. 5 High school life is a special time when the first springs of JV x independence are noticed. when each matures both physi- ' cally and nlentally. when ties are made that will last forever. x . What will the future bring? There is no certain way oftelling, but it is inlperative to face the times ahead with courage, deternlination. and hope. These are the reasons we are dedicating this yearis 31 APLE LE AV ES to the SENIORS OF 1967 whO ,are faClan the tuture and . . . . . . a I, L :41 4 ,x r i F k Ii M J a new beginning. 1. i ML '9 n. X ifs! I 1 g tigi 14,2 f 'f ex 1 1f 17 f; A I11! v 1'6 1' w r, 2731' v v1; ,,9.. .3999 V V 9,9,9 9 9:9 KA gamw, ,' WWXW WWW x XNWW x W$Wx W WWWWWNMWW N WWWWWW N WWWWWWWW W WWxXXNNmW W W WW W? Vnit- v 'Inr- www.m-zm VN-V NW 'mWmeAw w w, w' NVyaNmeiWVAXvwawi M v V I W W . v,.,,mwwa, mww Wm N; m mas the educators Fl PFTHIV'IWENUEVT Hillun XX. Hlellvdum Perhaps we lead much of our lives en- gulfed by pools of ignorance. blind to worlds apart from nur own. Smug . . . content . . . we live without a hope . . . a hope for the better, a reality of the best. We need to have a hope instilled in nur consciousness, to be aware of the light ASSISTANT TO THE 0f kmrtWIEdgg SLPEHINTENDENT Nulan Bruce With reaching hands and eager hearts. the educators span the universe of the mindgs eye . . . ofour total existence. They are our interpreters from that light. fmm that better reality. They strive tn lead us from the shadnws In a high level closer to the sun. One step has been taken and we are nne step elnser to . . . the light utltruth. PRINCIPAL Dr. Ferdinand Del Pizzu steklhl XXI PHPJ II'W Vt il'tlt '1 Ihitlxlt; , 7 ; ; , . v i a V43 .. x47 X wwxxxx-xxxw Wm m gigsm WK mom. S V mm, PRESIDENT VICE- THEAN'RER DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Lnuir-C. Brand! PRESIDENT Raymond B. Kvn l. Gannon Dr. Gt-nrgt- E. lllwslvr G. Swap Glenn A. Sweet WiIs-mn anrm' , I x K xv wim , j . . ' SUPERINTENDENTS SECRETARIES-Seated: Mrs. Dorothy Meiners. I , ,. 9 Miss Charlene Bachmann. Standing: Mrs. Freda Bradley, Mrs. Bernice Baldwin, Mrs. Allyn Presley, Miss Janet Cline PRINCIPAUS SECRETARIES -Mrs. Ruth Sweet and Mrs. Henrietta Ford special personnel essential to administration CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Bess Blanton, Mrs. Betty Wofford, Mrs. Rose Reed, Mrs. Muriel Watkins, Mrs. Dorothy CUSTODIANS-Mr. Carl Halker, Mrs. Leona Schuler, Mr Mrs. Maxine Baranyai, Mrs. Tillie Baranyai rence Jenneman, Mr. Marvin Williams, Mr. Vic Cillo Dobrich, HEAD CUSTODIAN Jasper Italiano NURSE BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Virginia Crofts Mr. E. M. Joy An able keeper of sheep ELSABRASE B. 5.. Southeast - SSOUI'l tate;-. .. mver51ty of Missouri Shorthand, Cleri- MICHAEL BREWER B. 5., University of Missouri; Louisi- ana State Univer- sity; Fort Hays Coach CHARLES BROWN A.B., A.M., Wash- ington University Spanish GEORGE ARFT B. 5., Sout 6 st orld History, American History, 3, team Basket- ball and Baseball LONNIE AYCOCK B. S., M. A., Wash- ington University Senior English, Chess Club TRUMAN ADDINGTON B.A., Northeastern Oklahoma State; M.A., Washington University Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, General Math, Maple Leafs ' '1 cal and Secretarial State University Practice, Gregg- Algebra, Senior ites Math, General Math, Stage Crew PEGGY BROWN DOROTHEA JEAN CHARD B. A., Judson Col- BRUSCHKE B. M., St. Louis lege, Marion, Ala- Padago gis che Institute of Music; a bama Hochschule; Uni- M. M., University World History versity of Minne- Of Michigan sota, M. A. Band Director ' German, Art, Ger- ! 9 man Club PAUL COCHRAN B. S., M. A., Wash- ington University Guidance Counse- lor, Psychology, Driver Education WARREN COY A. 3., Central Col- lege; M. A., Uni- versity of Missouri Guidance Counse- lor, Future Teach- Across the ocean to Saigon U. . ers of Amenca V, ORVAL CRAIG B. 5., Kirksville, Missouri Composite Shop, Engineering, Drawing ROBERT DEJONC B.S., MS., Wash- ington University World History, American History WARREN JOHN DOLAN DETEHING B.M. Ed., Musir A.B., M.S. Ed., and Arts College Washington Uni- Orchestra versity Assistant Princi- pal, Plane and Solid Geometry, Student Council m WW WW, WWz2 , , WW, W WW Z W , DIANE DOWNINC B.S. Ed., South- west Missouri State English, Annual Advisor LAURIE GROSS .S., Southeast tate: issouri Uglivergity Physical Educa- tion, Pep Club OLIVE HEIDOLPH B.S., Southwest Missouri State Col- lege, Harris Teach- ers College, Wash- ington University Librarian, Future Teachers of Amer- ica JANET JONES A.B., William Jewell College: M.A., Washington University Guidance Counsel- or, World History. Student Council W. ? ,yv-uyyn. You say your rnntarts melted under the sun lamp? CORAL DLVBRY 8.5.. M.A.. Univer- sity of Nebraska English. Public Speaking. Dramat- ics. Senior Play ETHEL HARTER A. 3.. Washington University World Geography. Social Studies. English JENNIVIEVE HERMAN A.B.. M.A.. Kansas University Earth Science. Bi- 010gy VIRGINIA CLOVER A.B.. Lincoln Kni- versity: M.A.. Uni- versity of Illinois World History. 50- cial Studies. His- Iury Seminar CAROL HEETER 8.5.. Central Col- lege Physical Educa- tion. GAA. Cheer- leaders And then she said to me . .. pamtmg. MARGARET LAMBERT 8.5.. Southeast Hi Quri tate- SS Typing CARL MOMAN B.A.. William Jewell College: M.A.. Washington University Youth for Christ. Choir. Girls, Glee. Boys5 Glee, Ad- vanced Girls Glee, Madrigal Singers Maybe we better go back to finger FRED LARASON B.S., Northwest State College; M.S., Iowa State College Chemistry, Phys- ics. Advanced Chemistry and Physics PETER PALUMBO B.S.. Illinois State Normal University Physical Educa- tion and Health, Varsity Baseball Coach, B, team Wrestling Coach, Freshman Football Coach DONNA QUINN 3.5., Western 11- linois University Art HH 053M IXIHN b iHXi JOHN KLICKMAN A.B., University of Redlands, Califor- nia; M.A., Wash- ington University English CLAUDE MIKKELSEN B.S., Southwest Missouri State; M.S., Washington University Typing, Business Law, Bookkeeping VINCENZA PIERCE A.B., Washington University French, Latin, French Club, Latin Club ALBERT ROHLFING A.B., Central Col- lege; M.A., St. Louis University American History, Contemporary Is- sues, Varsity Track Coach, As- sistant Football Coach HOWARD SANDERS B.S., Miami Uni- versity, Ohio; MA., University of Missouri Driver Education, Athletic Director, Varsity Basketball Coach DAVID KRAUS B.S., St. Louis Uni- versity Special District JOANNE KILSBERG B.A., Lake Forest College; M.A., Washington Uni- versity Spanish, English, Journalism, Honor S 0 c i e t y, T h e CHIP, Quill and Scroll Szk lTkR? LUCILLE SMITH BS... Sgutheast issouri tate m M.A., University of Missouri Algebra, Modern Algebra, Algebra 11, Intermediate Math, Trigonome- try, Mu Alpha Theta, War Or- phans JACK TAYLOR B.S., Northwestern Missouri State; M. Ed., Missouri University Metal Shop, Home Repairs, Assistant Varsity Football and Track Coach 16 LOIS STANTON B.S., University of Kansas English MARTHA THIEBES A.B., Central Col- lege; M.A., Wash ington University English, Remedial Reading J. C. WALTERS B.S., M.A., East- ern Kentucky Composite and General Shop, Wood Shop Now remember u- dents, a pre osnliu is nothingoyem sentence with. l 3.? ? 23? - versity of Illinois Physical Educa- tion, Health, Varsi- ty Football Coach, Varsity Wrestling Coach LORAINE SWANN A.B., High Point College, M.A. Uni- versity ofMissouri English, Social Studies DAVID F. VIERCK 3.5. Education, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; Washing- ton University Biology, Assistant Freshman Football and Basketball Coach FORREST WHITWORTH B.S., Central Mis- souri State;M.A., University of Chi- cago C. O. E., Metal, Shop BERTHA YACKEL B.S., North Cen- tral College; Illi- nois, M.A., Uni- versity of Chicago Home Economics, Junior Red Cross f f e ; 995ng? CHARLES SENG A.B., McKendree College; M.S., Uni- JAMES SHUCART 7 gouthea: . '50 i a e College; Washington Uni- versity; St. Louis University English, Social Studies,Pep Club ' CHAHIJCS SCHUNHPJNIFLYEH 8.5., liniw-rsily of Vlis- suuri; MUST. lnlvvr- sily Hf Miswmri Mndvrn Algebra. ML vanw-d Algvhru. Wod- crn Ct-urm-Iry, Trigw nonwtry uh : ' If ; w w W XOMW w k ,, 6 A l SPONSOR Mr. Claude Mikkelsen FHEHHMA LIASF UP HCPLHS Left 10 right: irum' BravHrL prmuis'm: Linda xfyeri. Vice- prvsidvnt: Linda Conrad. w-rrl'larlx: Knnnit- errriun. eraiurer-I Tum Huuzeide Jim Adam; Dorothy kaander Dunne: Mlkn Cvdrir XndPrmn Kennvth Aubur-hun . Man Xugugtine g Dnug Baghx Jerry Baile'x Debbie Banden Rirharti Barnes Vicki Barne; Dun Barrale Dunna Bastin Donna Battreal Jack Beye Dean Blair Lam Blue Mike Buillnt Jenny Bolte Nana Bolte Lerm Bolton Denise Boly Mike Burgschulte Lois Buns Bruce Bradley Clifford Brady Joe Breeding Linda Brewvr John Bringewan James Brown Randx Burm irki Burns Tum Butenhuff Jim Byington Donna Campbell Charles Cantagi James Carey Carlton Carter Sue Casey Mike Clark Richard Clevelen Vivian Cobb Herbert Cole Linda Conrad Cheryl Come Gene Courtney Dennis Craft Dale Crunk Janice Davis Rich Davis William Decker Joan Delcour Debbie Dencker Roger Depuy Richard Donahue Marcella Dreyer Sue Durney Bob Eek Shirley Edwards Bill Evans Kenton Evans Gary Everson Pat Feagans Don Feick Belinda Ferguson Reginald Finney How,s it taste? Always on the defense Lullwr Forrvsl Jim Freeman Terry Gannon Bill GOUde Suzi Grayson Ron Greb Roger Gromer Carol Grommet Jan Hall Cathy Harr Vernon Heinsohn Richard Hempen Darrell Hoemann Joyce Holland Kenny Hovis Lynn Hummel Chris Johnson John Johnson I'unwlu I'ylit'k Ih-Uo- Fulu mun Dalv- Cmuh' b? Wikt- Urum- BH'ky UrH-n Cronu- Griml h - Hivk Gruendler Dave Haley Wayne Hartmann Kathy Hayes Greg Henseler Kathy Herrell Debbie Holrath Emngene Hopkins Jim Hunziker Linda Imperial Woody Johnson Daniel .1011 y Robert Keel John Kekeris Tony hullina Jim hranger Uhhbii- hrhham Delmus Hall Cheryl Heidbrier Curtis Hitchens Ed anson Rhonda Jenkins John Juengel Dun Kelemen Melvin Kempf Lynn Kretchmar Norman Leach Connie Lovejoy Phil Martin Mary McCollum Debby Moeller Jeane Nambly Mike 0,Neill Karen Patterson 1 Micheal Randy Kerper Klein Woody Karen Kinnard Kohler Debbie Lee Bill Leek James Malls Sandy Marlowe Glenn Robert Massey Mauss Cary Margie Mattox McClure Ed ' McDaniel JKEetcalf Mike John McKinney Mitchell Cindy Mowrer Eva Mueller Anne Barbara Nickeson Nowicki Eddie Steve Notter O5Brien Lee Greg Owens Pappas Gary Kathryn Pappas Parsons Jim Jackie Perkins Peters Mary Randy Pesek Pierce Sham Pnplar Betly Pmtgt-n Num-y Pullgtm Sue Prt-llu Dialw Pumley Linda Raish John Ray Cunniv Re-ardnn Suzanne Rebbe Peggy Reed Lorie Riney Jane Rodgers Gary Ruff Carla Rollhaus Toni Sajovetz Mark Sanders Carole Schamel Sue Schepers Diane Schmitt Bill Schneider Ken Schwieger Mike Selby Debbie Sharp Pat Shatto Bill Shaw Bonnie Shook Debbie Smith Venita Smith Hope Speros Terry Souders Ilsigms Carl Stallmann Vicky Stanford Carimar Stinson Charles Stokley Kris Stuertz Anne Sullivan Terry Swap Eunice Tanksley Bud Taylor Laurie Templeton 70E answer to 67 ; XX WQMX Ruth Tharp Sharon Thomas Pamela Thompson Beverly Toney Craig Trampier Mary Anne Trower Joyce Trulove George Tuger Alan Tulenko Kerry Underwood Glen Van Matre David Voss Jean Walker Steven Walters Vickie Walters Steve Wampler Rhonda Weaver Bill Whitaker Charles Whitney Mike Wiggins Vikki Wilkie Geoffrey Willis Linda Willis Toni Wilson Mark Winchester Gary Windle Debbie Woodley Steve. Wulfert . Jeremy Young ' Chuck Zdazinsky r ...A freshmen not pictured ' Linda Alton Keq Minor ; Susan Barks Tony Mueller , John Bley Celeste McCollum ; Barbara Cyrus Paul Nishimoto : Mike Easterly Martin O,Brien ,1- Loretla Evans Tammy Plake -. Darla Hall Linda Roff ' Johnny Hall Gregory Sanders Jeane Hambly Michelle Savary Barbara Hancock Jim Thompson Connie Hargmve William Tradas ; Alex Horvat John Tufts -: : Joyce Irwin Yvonne Turnbough Luther Jones Deborah Turner William Kiger Bill Weber Edwardine Lynch Tom Williams George Maeweather Carol Abbott Vicki , . , . , , Abuzeide 7 , ' V3 ' . 2M2 awwn I, Debbie, Alton Charles Anderson MW Pat Bailey Marshall Bean SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Shirley Denny, secretary; Bob Drexler, treasur- BOb er. Second row: Bruce Smith. vice-president: Marshall Blanton Bean, president Art Boehmer Pat Bonskowski Marilyn Bowen Sheila Braun Sophomores look down on the world. Bob Brazell V . Pat Brelsford Pat Bridwell Barbara Brooner Penny Brotherton Rosemary Browning Barbara Bryan Pat Buechel Janet Creighton Suzi Cucchi Debbie Currat Gayle Dale Diane Davis Elaine Davis Shirley Denny Carolyn Donohue SPONSOR Mr. Orval Craig Bill Dowley Bob Drexler Debbie Burns Melvin Dugger Wilson Burns Susan Butler Debby Casey Gerri Cochran We want TWO of everything. Randy Coleman Gary Collins Mike Collins Janet Conrad Kathy Cotner Crajg Creason f: at. Richard Dunn Mikt: Easterly Charlene Ehll WW W 7W WW Don Farley Linda Ferber Kathleen Fitzpatrick Mary Forbes Clifford Fortson Leslie Fowler MW WMM WW 0 Suzanne Frahm Buddy Friedrich Diane Evrard Would you believe ifs Monday? Wm, 7 WWW WW42 WW Win' 1; W 7, Gene Garrett William Gates Mary Gibson W' WW Bill Cluck W J anice Greb Joe Green W W Mark Hall Roland Hall Pansy Hamlin Harry Handing Rita Harding Lauren Hardy Tom Harman Jerry Harmon Brenda Heald Dick Hesse Gail Hilderbrand Sandy Hitchens Dale Hochstatter Alex Horvat Paul Huff John Jefferson Susan Jonas Carolyn Jones Holly Jones Mary Lou Jungers Chris Kennah Sharon Kern Jane Kermans Sue Kerper Stephen Kiger Rhonda Kilburn Diavonna Killian 4 WWWM WWW , W M 28 Pat Kramer Mike Kremer Joanne Laird David Lane Jay Laux Mary Laux Charles Livingston David Long Mary Ann Lorah Elizabeth Lore Jacqueline Love Eugene Lyles Robert Manestar Jerry Mason Mary Ellen Matlock Judy Mattingly Sheila Mauk Mary Mauzy Christine May Jack McCool William McCulloch Leona McFarland Glenn McGowan William McMillian Jessie Mendez Pat Micheau Doris Miller Gayle Miller Maria Miller Peggy Miller Dale Mills Larry Miskel Debbie Moeser Mary Monroe Walking on a sunny afternoon Maureen Murphy Ron Myers Tony Myers Keith Nokes Martin O Brien Kathleen O D0nnell Jerry Ogle Pat O,Laughlin Kathleen O,Neill Sandy O Nt-iIl Timothy O,Sullivan Imslvr Jark Puintm' Parks RWWF Dan Palazzolu ; Psalm, Ted Z Tammy Papanicolaou l A Plake Jim Tim Pnttorfield Prm-msey Charles Shirley Price Provinw Thomas 7' Rnhwt Proemsey 47 6? Z Randolph Jim Barry Renna Hook Debbie Linda Ritcher Rollhaua ,Jeri Vicki Rivers Russomanm, Greg Frances Russell Schmid Tony Patrir-ia Sabatino Schoenberger Janet John Sagitto Edward Simmons Cecilia Simonis Fredrica Sims Christine Skehon Bruce Smith Dennis Staley Steven Steger Brenda Stevens Bill Storie John Straughn . waxL'; ,' Schwartztrauber WW Carole Summers Portia Taylor Sandy Tessereau Ray Thom pson Nlary Timanus Timothy Toal Pat Treichel Donna Ulrich Janice Vincent Mike Weaver Cary Whaley Donna Wheeler sophomores not pictured Joy Bauer Doris Blackwell Don Brooner Allen Carlyon Sharon DeWeese Elizabeth Foreman Kathy Gallagher Joe Gallina Helen Hawkins Janet Hubbs Kathy Hubbs John Hummer! Louis Jones Luther Jones Peter Kukay Tom Myer Margie Novak Bill Rebbe John Renna Mary Reyland Elaine Simpson Edward Taylor David Todd Chuck Walker Gwen Thames Linda Thompson Linda Sue Thompson Carol Todd Stephen Toombs Linda Townsend John Voss Arlene Warren Doug Washburn Judy White Cary Whitfield David Whitney Penny Williams Ralph Williams Reginald Willis Jean Wiss Robert Wolff Claud Woodside N ora Woodside Dennis Workes Mike Wren Pam Yelton Christina Adams Charlene Affolter Bonnie Allard Sally Aldag $$N Ron Amos Rick Apperson SPONSOR Mr. Fred Larawn Mark Baker Cheryl Banden HIM JanIIIMYMJIMIM ? Paul Banta Dennis Barbeau Elaine Bastin Toni Beike Patricia Bennett Connie Blair Larry Borchers Dale Boyer Janet Brand Harold Breeding Dennis Brewer Sheila Bridges . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left.to.rlghl: Debbie Martin, treasurer; Sondra Getting. secretary: Linda Hamll, Vlce-presidem; Bill Cruendler, president. Don Brooner Laura Brown Diane Byrnes Sandra Cannon John Carter Cindy Chapman Tom Claverie Barbara Climer Bert Coleman Dana Collins Janet Conrad Gene Dale Roy Dapron Roberta Dare Gretchen Dazzo Christine Dedeaux Joseph Deskel Jack DeWees Carol Dotson Randy Dunn In the valley ofthejolly . . . ho hm hm . .. He isnR always asleep who has his eyes closed. Ann Eaton Melva Ellebracht Don Ernst Clinton Evans Larry Evans Kathy Florence Mike Gallagher Harold Garland James Garren Carol Gerling Pat Glaser Dave Glynn Rick Goedde Margaret Green Carol Greenwell John Grimm Leslie Grisham Ed Grommet Bill Gruendler Terri Guelker Greg Hale Linda Hamil Terry Hamlin Sue Hampe Richie Harding Lynda Hardt Linda Harman Judy Harris Nancy Havener Peggy Hawthorne Jean Hendrix Sharon Hoffman Karen Hogue Joe Holdman Frank Hornburg James Howard Linda Irwin Sulvay Jakoblewski Eric Jenkins Pat Jennings Marilyn Johnson Lee Jones Hilda Kaufmann Linda Kaufmann Linda Keating Ken Kemp Janie Kermans Larry Kilburn Delien King Tom King Karen Klausing Pam Klein Dale Kretchmar Joyce Krohne Claudia Landon Linda Langford Patti Laux Bruce Leach Betty Leriche Howard Lewis Chris Licata Sue Lucas Lee Maeweather Laura Mahon Richard Mahoney John Maniaci Debbie Martin Steven Martin Sharon Mattox Ira McClure George Menos Stephen Miller Gary Minor Mary Moehle Charlene Montalbano Denise Moore Joe Mowry Jim Muller Norman Neun Claire Nickeson Pam Nofsinger Regina O Brien Sondra Oetting Dennis O Sullivan John Patterson Dianne Pfountz Deborah Phillips Carolyn Porter Jim Powell Rich Proemsey Judy Provinse Bill Raines Jim Rayfield Linda Reed Jackie Riney Anna Sandorfi Oliver Sappington Ron Sattley Sharon Savary Pat Selby Marty Serra Mary Shatley Connie Smith Linda Smith Jerry Spiker Bob Stevener Donna Stricklin Chris Sullivan Mark Tandy Gail Taylor Gwen Taylor Wanda Tesreau Jn Mm Thumm- l.harltmv Thomas Jnyrr 'l hmmmtm Karrn Thnmpann Iuhn 'I u r Nam y 1 MM x. 1 JI-anm- 'lropnlskl Harsha 'I ravls Barbara Trmrhkl Frrd Turner Hust'mary Tymn Dnrulhy Vnss Judy Warhter Clinton W atson Susan Weinberg Lynn Wesselmann Linda Whaley Madaleaze Whitney Sharon Wilson Nancy WVOOdIUff Ricky Zweifel C Steve Wick Barb W iedenhoffer J ulius Williams Dennis Wilson '. x u 3. C. I juniors not pictured Phyllis Barker Don Perdue Sheran Burke Gloria Peters Charles Davis David Rollhaus Jack Davis Yvonne Rudy Steve Dougherty Gail Rutherford Robert Gates William Sextro Buddy Goodwin Malcolm Speed Robert Gusoskey James Taylor Pamela Hale Phyllis Taylor Danny Hoffman Pat T031 Thomas Martin Daniel Warner Larry McDaniel David Waters Frank Miller Aaron Williams Clifford Perdue Roosevelt Wilson i , g ; ? ? 9 M 7???? Look! Look! See Linda. See Lindajump! campus candids And the band played on. Bill, please, Pd rather do it myself. 7 , X7g??? I 5 75$ And in this corner weighing . . . xi :! I . U! UV 9 , class 0f nineteen hundred sixty-seven SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- Left to right: Fran Horstman, SPONSOR secretary; Alan Grantham, vice-president; Roger Cobb, Mrs. Loraine Swann . . treasurer; Dennls Todd. prCSIdent. Wait, donat throw that in the fire. Prepare to crash. GENE ABERNATHY You are good when you walk to your goal firme and with bold steps. Gibran National Honor Society 3.4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Treasurer 4; History Seminar 3: Golf 1.3.4: German Club 12; Fire Marshal 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Rotary Club Luncheon 4. DONALD S. ADAMS My life is like a stroll upon the beach, as near the ocean,s edge as 1 can go. Thoreau Basketball 1.2. Varsity 3,4; Student Council 1. X KAREN ALBACH 0fthe good in you can I speak, but not of the evil. Gibran GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 1,3; Execu- tive Committee 3,4; Foreign Exchange Student Club 3; FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Chip Staff Reporter 4. EDWARD L. ALDRICH The world is a wheel and it will all come round right. Disraeli Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; Wrestling 2. KEMARA ALEXANDER It is her nature to blossom into song, as it is a tree,s to leaf itself in April. Alexander Smith GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Volleyball Team 3; French Club 3,4; B Team Cheerleadjng 3; Talent Show 123; Marching and Concert Band 4; Girls1 Glee 1; Choir 2,3; Mad- rigal Singers 3,4; A11 County Choir 3: History Seminar 4; Red Cross 3; Musica11,4; Musical Festival 2,3,4; Chess Club 4. EVELYN ANDERSON Theflower ofsweetest smell is shy and quiet. Wordsworth Entered from Southwest 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Bowling League 2; FHA 1,2. SHELBY C. ANDERSON In short, he was the perfect cavaliero. Byron Freshman Football; Band 1; Sophomore Tri-Hy 2; Wrestling 2,3,4, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. LINDA JANET ASCH I am that I am. Bible GAA 1,2; Intramurals 2; Greggites 4; Senior Play 4. JULIUS BARIDW Do bold things in a quiet uwv. Thomas Dunn English INISS B. BATTS Stand 0 little less between me and the sun. Plutarch CAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3,4; Cirlsf Glee 2,4; Choir 3; Madrigal Singers 3; A11 County Suburban Choir 2,3; Volleyball Class Team 2; Hockey Team 3; Creggites; Musical 4; Talent Show 1,2,3; Coun- selofs Help. CONNIE BLAIR She wears a proud humility. Robinson Intramurals 3,4. BOB BLAYLOCK Laughter is my object; ,tis a property in man essential to his reason. Randolf Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,4; Baseball 2,4; Musical 1,4; Hi-Y 2; Choir 2,3,4; Boys, Glee 1. BRADLEY A. BEAN Give me afirm place to stand; and I will move the earth. Archimedes Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Class President 1; Class Treas- urer 2,3; Boys1 State Representative 3; Harvard Book Award 3: Citizenship Award 1; Executive Committee 1.2.3; Latin Club 1.2; Musical 4; C01f 1; Football 1,2; Track 2.3.4; Basketball 12: Fire Marshal 4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 3,4. Choir President 4. MIKE BERNI The actions of men are like the index of a book. They point out what is most remarkable in them. Anon. Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Executive Committee 3; Maple Leafs 3.4; Science Club 1. 4 W; M 339$ L LINDA BOEHMER One singing hour ofpeace. Teasdale GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1; COE. DIANE BOGUE We can do more good by being good than in any other way. R. Hill GAA 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Greggites 4: W ar Orphan1.2;Tri-Hi-Y 2. -.- JACQUELINE MARIE BOLTE To be awake is to be alive. Thoreau GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 2; Modern Dance 1; War Orphan 3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; Foreign Ex- change Club 2,3; Prom Reporter 4; Talent Show 1. JOSEPH BOLTE Men offew words are the best men. Shakespeare German Club 2,3. CAROLYN BRENIZER Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Gibran CAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; German Club 3; History Seminar 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Play 4; Girls, Glee 1; Choir 2; Musical 1; Annual Staff 4. MARY BREWER But you who walk facing the sun, what images drawn on the earth can hold you? Gibran Entered from Dubourg High School 3; COE 4; German Club 3; Pep C1ub1,2;Future Nurses Club 1. JIM BRITTON Style is the man himself. Buffon Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; B Team All-Conference 2; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4.'; Honorable Mention All-Metro 3; All-Conference 2,3,4; Backwards Dance Jack 2; Hi-Y President 2. LONNIE JOE BROCKMEIER And to love life through labour is to be intimate with lifek inter- most secret. Gibran Entered from Lutheran High South 3; Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3. CAROLYN INETTA BROWN But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep. Frost CAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Vlce- President 3, President 4; War Orphan 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4; Chip Staff Reporter; History Seminar 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleader 2,3; Talent Show 1; Musical 1; Annual Staff 4. JANET K. BROWN And when you work with love you bind yourself to yourself, and to one another, and to God. Gibran Class Treasurer 1; German Club 1,2; FTA 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3; , w CAA 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3, Recording Secretary 4; Junior- h Senior Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Chip Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; Gregg- ites 4, Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. BRENDA BURCH 1 Laughter rich as woodland thunder. Emerson ? GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3; Girls4 Glee 1; Adv. Girls4 Glee 2; Talent Show 2; Triple Trio 2; Choir 3; Fashion Show 12; B Team Cheerleading 1,2; Greggites 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; COE 4. ERIC BURGESS Burke LYNDA CAIN Girls$ Glee 2; COE 4. RICHARD CALDWELL I live the life I love. 4; Hi-Y 2; M-Club 4; Weight Lifting Club 3,4. The winds and waves are always on the side of the best navigators. Mmgle your joys sometimes with your earnest occupation. Linnaeus Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1; Art Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer mm HHUWN 1'. IshuN hr II huh hnmr'l thlr , UAA 12.3.4; 'lu-auun-r 4. Pv-p Lluh '23 4 Exp: unve Lummjn , ;' 134; Class So-rrt-lmy 2; 11: HI Y VIH- PrPHIdPJII 2. lmramuralq 1.23.4; JLSL Prom Maul 3; Lutgwn-s 4-, H Vicarn Lheprkadmg 2; UH'irv Hvlp 4; Student metil 4 HFLVEH'I Ax HHY42 The plqu m lu' happy Ls hwra huppmvss Ix My only Euml tread FrenchClub1,2;0irls20les-3;440F744;hrv-Kwtm 4; Fashion Shaw 1. x1? BRUCE BURNETT A good mind possesses a kingdom. Seneca Marching and Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Dance Band 3.4: Chess Club 1; German Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2; Chip Staff Reporter 4. SANDRA BUSBY The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Chamfort Student Council 2; Girlsa Glee 2; Adv. Girls. Glee 3: Pep Club 3: Madrigal Singers 34; Musical 4. JIM CARR The glam 111501ng nwn Is lhezrslrenglh. Bible Freshman Football. 131$in 2.3; Wrestling 1, Varsity 2,3,4; B Team Baseball 1.2. 33min 3.4: M-Club 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2; Weight Lifting Club 3.4: Boys- Ulee l: Choir 2.3: Madrigal Singers 4. CHRISTY CARROLL FortiH -x'0urselfu;ith contentment . . . Epictetus Pep Club 3: Fashion Show 1; GAA 1. JANET CLINE Frailty, thy name is woman. Shakespeare GAA l,2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Office Help 3; Counselors, Help 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbonbearer 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramurals 1,2; Gregg- ites 4; B Team Cheerleadjng 1,2. DONNA HALEY CLIVER Happiness is like sunshine; it is made up of very little beams. Anon. CAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 1,2; B Team Cheerleader 1; Creggites, President 4; COE 4. DALE CARROLL Strongly in deed, gently in manner. Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Musical 1,4; All-Suburban Chorus 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3; Cafeteria Help 4. JOHN E. CLIMER Some gentlemen prefer blondes . . . Fm willing to give brunettes a chance. Freshman Football; Wrestling 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 3, Vice President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Fire Marshal 3; Art Club 4. ROGER A. COBB Make lem laugh; Make lem cry; Make ,em wait. Football l,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball l,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4; Hi-Y Treasurer 2; M-Club 4; Musical 1,4; Choir 2,3; Stage Crew 1; Executive Committee 1,2, 3,4; Boysl Glee l; Cafeteria Help 4. PRISCILLA DIANA COLE Like a running brook that sings its melody to the night. GAA l,2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Girls, Glee 3,4; Choir 3,4; Madrigal Singers 3; All-County Choir 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; French Club 2,3; Musical 1,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Talent Show l,2,3,4; Student Council 2. CHERYL COLEMAN Truly. a woman brings uul the host in u mun. GAA 12.3.4; Pep Club 12.3.4; German Club 12.3.4; FTA l2; Student Cuuncil I23. Honorary anlwr41Chpr Stall. Ar! Etlimr4; Annual Staff. Art Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; B Team Clworleatling l 2; Art Club 4: Jr.-Sr. Pmm Ribbon Bearer 3; Senior Maid Hnmm'oming 4; Hovkey Team 3; Inh'amurals 12.3.4: Foreign Exchange 4. PEGGY COLLINS . . Friendship! Mysterious FPNlPIlf 0f the soul! Sweetener of life! And soldier of soviety! Blair GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Girlsl Glee Club 12,3. MICHELLE ANN CUUNS Ah! You flavour everything: You are rhw HuuHu of sonny, Sidney Smith CAA12,3,4, Cabinet 3, President 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4: French Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Tri-Hi-Y Treasuger 2: Sopho- more Pilgrimage; B Team Cheerleading 12: Chip Staff. Assist. Editor; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; Jr.-Sr. Pmm Ribbon Bearer 3: Counselorsa Help 2,4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Talent Show 1; Foreign Exchange 2.3. RONALD J. COOPER Ifhonor by thy clothing, it will last a lifetime. Franklin Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chip Staff. Sports Editor; Football 1. Var- sity 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseba1121Track 1.3.4: German Club 12.3: M-Club 3,4; Executive Committee 1.3.4: Hi-Y 2: Latin Club 3: Bas- ketball Scorekeeper 2,3,4. MALCOLM P. CORCORAN The more mischief, the better sport. Kelly Freshman Football; Varsity 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Hi-Y 2. JANUARY ELIZABETH CORDER ' Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson . GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 12,3, Varsity, f 4; TI'i-Hi-Y Chaplain 2; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Office Help 3; l Counselorsl Help 4. JUDITH M. COUGHLIN My kingdom for a horse. Shakespeare Pep Club 1,2,3,4: GAA 12.3.4; Counselors Help 2.4; Tri-Hi-l 2. PATRICK J. CRADDOCK No man is quite sane. Emerson Wrestling 1. TIM CRADDOCK It takes life to love life. Masters COE RICKIE CRAF T It Ls great cleverness to know how to conceal our cleverness. Rochefoucauld Track 1. ROY C. DALE Without adventure Cirilization is in full decay. Seneca Football. Varsity 1.2.3.4: Basketball 12. Varsity 3,4; Varsity Track 1.2.3.4: KI-Club 1.2.3.4: Executive Committee 4; War Orphan 1,2,3,4, Chairman 4: Hi-Y 2: Foreign Exchange 3. DAVID DELASHMIT Manes life is but ajest, a dream, a shadow, bubble, air, a vapor at the best. Thornberg Entered from Roosevelt 3; Basketball 1; Book Store 1,2; Baseball 2; Football 4. CHERYL DELCOUR Quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Office Help 2,3,4; German Club 2; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Volleyball Class Team 2,3; Girls3 Glee 2,3; Choir 3; COE 4. SHARON JEAN DENNY The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Emerson GAA 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; B Team Cheerleading 1,2,3, Varsity 4; Class Volleyball and Basket- ball Teams 2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; Class Hockey Team 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls, Glee 1,2; Triple Trio 2; Choir 3,4; Madrigal Singers 3, Vice-President 4; AH-County Choir 2.3.4: Talent Show 1,2, 3.4: Jr. Homecoming,r Maid; Jr.-Sr. Prom Maid 3; Chip Staff Reporter 4; Senior Play 4; Musical 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Foreign Exchange Club 2,3,4; Modern Dance 1; FTA 2,3; Red Cross 1. W , CARY DE WEESE All is lost save honour. Francis 1 Boys1 Glee; AH-County Choir; French Club 3,4. KAREN N. DICKERSON It is when you give of yourself that you Lruiy give. Gibran National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,47; Annual Staff Business Manager 4: Histury Seminar 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Pep Club 127374; Girls? Glee 1; Musical 1; Choir 2; Hockey Team 3; Office Help 2; Cnunselors1 Help 4; Finalist, National Achievement Scholar- ship; 0AA 12,3,4. HH HNHH1 DIHH ,x Wan Is I; u-uxluung 1,, ,,,,,,l gpna, ,4 Lhruu Fluh 1, Wu Mpha 'H'u'ta $4 Hulurv, Srrn'nar 4, Hmllv, lmlhox 5m h II I unmny xnuir LUL SANDRA DONOHUE She possesses the little known art of being happy. Voltaire Pep Club 1,2,3; CAA 1,2,3. RICK DREYER He will vault his way to success. Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Band 1,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; M-Club 2,3. TASEWELL DL'GGER The soul of man is larger than the sky. Coleridge JAN DL'LANEY Everthing in the world is a combination ofszmemess and charm. CAA 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleadjng 1: French Club 3: Counselors. 281E 3; Library Help 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramurals 12.3: Majorette 3.4: 4. LAWRENCE WILLIAM DUNN I am the master of myfale, I am the captain of my soul. Henley Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Executive Committee 1; Wrestling 2,3; Talent Show 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Orchestra 2,3,4; COE 4. KANZA R. EASTERLY There are those who give with joy and that joy is their reward. Gibran Entered from Wichita, Kansas 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Intra- murals 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager 4; Chip Staff, Circulation Manager 4; B Team Cheerleading 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Foreign Exchange 3; Executive Committee 4. BRENDA EATHERLY Quietness is like the serene glow of a halo. Conrad Entered from Southwest 2: Band 1.2.3: GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Library Help 4: Intramurals 3.4. DEDE EHLL The glow of her being outshines every star. Lerner and Lowe GAA 1.2.3.4. Cabinet 3. Secretary 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secre- tary 3: Foreign Exchange Club 2,3. Housed Foreign Student 3; Red Cross 2.3: National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Student Council 2.3.4: Class Basketball Team 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Maid 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Vice President; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TOM ERBSCHLOE Our life is frittered away by detail . . . Simplify, simplify. Thoreau Entered from C.B.C. 3. LINDA K. FEAGANS A quality of gentleness, of warmth, and of caring. Addison GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2; Class Hockey Team 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4, Honorary Member 4; Foreign Ex- change Committee 4; Chip Staff, Assistant Copy Editor 4; Annual Staff, Advertising Editor 3, Co-Editor in Chief 4; Second Place, American Legion Essay 3; Senior Play 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; B Team Cheerleadjng 1,2,3. DIANE MARLENE FIEDLER 315 genius and 215 fudge. J.R. Lowell GAA 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4, Second Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chip Staff, News Editor 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Class Team 2; Hockey Team 3; TIi-Hi-Y 2; B Team Cheerleader 2; Office Help 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. FRANCIS W. FIELD There is no genius without a touch of madness. Aristotle Annual Staff ?hotographer 3,4; Chip Staff Photographer 3,4, Photo Editor 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Fire Marshals 3, 4: Executive Committee 2,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Cross Country 4: M-Club 4; SIU Photography Award 3. TIMOTHY A. FUHRMAN Skill and confidence are an unconquered army. G. Herbert Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Track 1; Baseball 2; Foot. ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Boys1 State 3; Student Council iwm J. TIMOTHY CANNON l He who plays the king shall be welcome. ? . Science Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity 2,3,4; : Wrestling 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; Fire Mar- : shal 3,4; Cafeteria Help 3,4; Chip Staff, Copy Editor 4; Stage Crew 1; Hi-Y 2; Foreign Exchange 2,3; M-Club 3,4; Vice President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,2,3; Class Vice- - President 2,3; Backwards Dance Jack 1; Boysl State 3. ii- BONNIE UII'ISMAN It is Iwrlvr In uwur nut in mixrhivflhun In ruxl our in .wlvmnil v. Cumberland UNA 1.2.3.4; Pvp Club 1.2.3.4; B Tvam Cllverlvuding 2,3; Fushinn Show 1,4: War Orphan 4: Tri-HLY 2: Inlrumuruls l,2.3; Senior Play 4: Talent Show I; Offive Help 3. JIM UIH. What is mind? No mailer. What is multvr? Nmmr miml. What is soul .9 l! is Prmylhing! Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2; Wrestling 12; Basketball 2; Baseball 34; M4Club 4: Boys3 Glee 3. JAMES CLASEH No man who has 0an hpuru'ly and uhtu Mughml Hm hp ulmgwhpr irreclaimublyburl. Carlye Entered from C.B.C. 2; Axrt Club 4: RMJ Ems; 2.3. MICHAEL V. CLOUOVAC Much in you is slill man. mm-h in you is no! N?! mun . . . and ojthe 4 man in vou would I now speak. Uibran W Football 1.2.3.4. Varsitv 3.4: Basketball 12: Latin Club 12: Science 24 2645???? ;; XX V Club 1,2: Fire Marshal 3.4: Offire Help 2: Hi-Y 2: W-Club 3.4: Mu W2 4 W 2 W Alpha Theta 3.4. W 4 X 7, 4 2m, M42224; W W W , ,WMM SUE ANN GLUCK Give me the fullness of life, like to the sea and the sun. Jeffries GAA 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Exchange 2,3; Chip Staff Reporter 4; B Team Cheerleader 1.2: Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intra- murals 1,2,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Student Council 2; Tal- ent Show 2; Sophomore Homecoming Maid; Modern Dance 1. : R. ALAN GRANTHAM a Our own 4Rock4 ofGibraltar. f Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity 2,3,4, Co-Captajn 4; Science Club 1,2; Boys3 : Glee 1; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 1,4; Executive Committee 3: Class Vice- . President 4; Chip Staff Reporter 4: Fire Marshal 4; Cafeteria Help 4; $15??? . Hi-Y Secretary 2; M-Club 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 12. - w o . 2224.4 469222344 x 2M ED GREEN When I became a man, I put away childish things. Bible VICKI GREEN W irh one smile she m'crthrou's a vim; with anv!her.ak1ngdom- Svarborough JUDY HALL Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. Shakespeare Entered from Moline, 111.; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; TIi-Hi-Y Chaplain 2; Foreign Ex- change Club 2; Class Executive Committee 2. RALPH HALL Someone said, NBoys will be boysi he forgot to add, bbBoys will be men. 4, Anon. Entered from Dubourg High School 4. MARY RUTH HANEY She who builds n0 castles in the air, builds n0 castles anywhere. GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 2,3, Mascot 4; Fashion Show 1; War Orphan 3; Executive Committee 1; Counselorsb Help 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,4; Greggites Activities Chairman 4; FTA 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer; Annual staff 4. KAREN LINDA HARBISON The pursuit of perfection, then, is the pursuit of sweetness and light. C. Arnold GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3,4. Secretary 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer; National Honor Society 3,4; Chip Staff, Sportlight on Youth Reporter 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Hockey Team 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Greggites Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Musical 1. Mi PAT HARMAN She possesses the rare quality of doing things without being told. GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; War Orphan 2; FTA2,3,4; 4, Annual Staff 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Modern Dance 1. i MAURICE HARRY . . . The pursuit of happiness. Declaration of Independence Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 1; Boysh Glee 3. MICHAEL T. HENNINC The era of wonderful nonsense. Pegler Football 1; Football Mgr. 2; Chess Club 3, Sgt. of Arms; Talent Show 2. DRUSCILLA HENTZ go be born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. , 'abatini e22 v W Wm KAREN HOCH Her most important piece of luggage is her joyful heart.' ' GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Intramurals 12,3; Girls Llee Hub 1; Advanced Girls Glee 12; Greggites 4. JUDY HODCE Give all you have been or could be. Teasdale GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Torch 3,4; War Orphan 4; Office Help 2,3,4; All-County Choir 2,3. y ZXZE FRANCES HORSTMAN A good heart is like the sun and the moon; or rather like the sun -for it shines brightly and never Changes. Shakespeare GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; German Club 12,3,4, Secretary 2. Vice-President 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; For- eign Exchange Club 3; Chip Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Foreign Exchange Student Home 4; Annual Staff; Class Executive Committee 12,4. BRENDA HOVIS A seeker ofsilenees am 1. Shakespeare IXNI'P HFIUJHI IJ'I INF pt; Hlill! II I NIH llllrl' H .I . lilvlh IHHVV ,IIH knw.rn0n IbnlvutlhumW4-I1 .44' 3 1'11 11 1 lv1iI21111 XnmmlS'aH H41 I! H INN H eilrnyii; finndyk ,w, 14, Y-w'iwl! 14' .IXVEF 2TEPHE2 1410142 The grerller mun. Ihr grmilrr rmwimx. TermV-nr Frmtball 1.2.3: Wrestling 3.4; hvrmara f uh 23.4. View Orphan 1: Foreign Exehangr- Klub .4; FM! 114er xi I102 H1 iRXBI'Ht . Ez'ery time a man :miim, mm mm h m U Herr V 14355. 5015 somethingm hisfmgmpm ur' 51w. Nerm Tra! k 1. ROBERT HUMMEL The strong men keep coming on. Sandburg Football 1.2.4; Wrestling1,2,3,4; G01f1,2,3,4; M-Club 4; Band1,2,3,4. ANN IMPERIAL Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. Keats Entered from Tulsa, Oklahoma 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Operetta 4; Red Cross 1.2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 4; Vocal Chorus 1,2,3; Advanced Chorus 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Tulsa yearbook staff 1,2,3; Tulsa paper staff 1,2. RICHARD F. JENNINGS A person is never down as long as he is up to something. Wrestling 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4, Sergeant of Arms 3,4; Foreign Exchange 3; Class Executive Committee; Hi-Y 2; 2nd place Poppy Poem Contest 3; Pep Club 4; Prom Reporter 4. RONALD JONES To be a man is easy, to play the man is hard. Champion 1 War Orphan 3; COE 4. DAVID A. JORDAN Variety is the mother of Enjoyment. Disraeli French Club 3; Chess Club 3,4; President 3, Sergeant of Arms 4. RITA JOST Pitying distress is but human; relieving it is Godlike. Entered from Mercy 2; Red Cross 2; Speech Club 1; Latin Club 2; CirlsiGIee Club 2,3; Choir 4; FTA 4. RONALD KETTENACKER Nothing is funnier than a quiet sense of humor. Wrestling 1; County Government Day 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; History . Seminar 3; Science Club 1; COE 4. 7 RICKIE KING Little I ask, my wants are few. Holmes GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Help 4; Office Help 4; French 1 . Club 2; Annual Staff 1; Talent Show 1; Modern Dance 1; Operetta l. ' ROBERT kLEY The xlrvnglh nj 20 1mm. Hhukvspt'un- Art 111ub4; Annual 5121114; Sludq-nl Unmril 2. KENNETH KRAM Heroism feels and never reasons uml therefore is always llA'llI. Emerson Fnotball 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1; M-Club 4. 15111, 1,121 , Urn 11f 11'11 Ilultls IHW I111! hm! mm 5hdkPLpPaN' Frwtball 11 XX rv-stlm; 1.7;; Basr1m112.3:r1rark 4. E XHNESTI2E 1.1210102 11111.11 my vnrmitas ruhruhms. VUhder GA.X1.2.3: Pvp Club 2.3: Intramural; 1.2: 1.0114, LINDA LONG Full 0, beans and benevolence. Surtees Red Cross 2; GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12.3.4; Creggites 4; Class Hockey Team 3; Class Basketball Team 3; Intramurals 12,3.4; FTA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; B Team Cheerleading 1. JUDITH ALICE LORENZ ;? The hills fill my heart with the sound of music. Rodgers 3 GAA 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Intramurals 12.3,4; B Team Cheer- i 1 leading 1; Chess Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls1 Glee Club 2; Choir 3; Madrigal Singers 4; Musical 4; Talent Show 12; Majorettes 23,4. 1 Captain 4; Band 2,3,4. LINDA LOWE .Moon Rirer. . . rm rrossing mu in 5019 some 1110. Mercer Student Council 1. Hunorary Hember 4; tlerman Club 12.3: 1:0rt'11 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4: Chip Staff. Club Editor 4: 4nnual Nam. Business Manager 3. Cu-Editur 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: GA 41.2.3.4;Tr1- Hi-Y 2; Foreign Exchange Club 1.2. Treasurer 3. Chairman 4: 11 dr Orphan 1; Executive Committee 1.3.3: B Team Cheerleading1331 Mark Twain Summer1nstitule3: Intramurals1.2.3.4;Talembhow11 3rd place American ngjon Essay Contest 1; Counselors 1191114. ROOSEX FLT 1 11 :5 JR. The' best hearts are mm the bmwst. Stern Vi rcslling. 12.3: Track 12; 11017.4. GREGORY JAMES MANCUSO Dream manfully aml nobly, and thy dreams will be prophets. Bulwer M-Club 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2, Varsity 3,4 3rd place district 3; Track 3; Baseball 4; Weightlifting Club 4. KAREN LYNNE MANOOGIAN Exuberance is beauty. Blake Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4; Junior-Senior Prom Maid 3; Red Cross 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Talent Show 1; FTA 2; Foreign Exchange 2,3; B Team Cheerleading 1,2, Varsity 3,4, C0- Captajn 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Art Club 4, Vice President 4; Class Basketball Team 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3; Modern Dance 1; Fashion Show 1,4. DARLENE MARLOW A great soul will be strong to live as well as think. Emerson CAA 123; Class Volleyball Team 3; COE 4; Varsity Volleyball Team 3. HERMAN MARTIN He is a burning and shining light. Bible Student Council 1; M11 Alpha Theta 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseba112,3,4; Varsity 3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Chip Staff Reporter 4. LINDA MATTUS Every good act is charity. Mahomet GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Orchestra 3; German Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Office Help 4; Greggites 4. JOHN MAUZY He that ths patience may compass anything. Rabelius Wrestling 4. ROGER MCCREICHT It is only a step from the sublime t0 the ridiculous. Napoleon Hi-Y 2; Football Manager 3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Annual Staff 4. . EDWARD MILES Self-trust is the essence ofheroism. anonymous. Boys Glee 1,2; Choir 3; Madrigal Singers 4; Football Manager 3,4; M-Club 4; Operetta 1,4; Track Manager 3. JOHN WILLEH II mutlws nut hill! lung ur him but him Bailey Football 1; Truth 34; Lrw-m V'umlry 4; WrPsllmg I234; Lnlf I2; ' Maplv Imafu. 3.4; Uwrman Limb 3.44 Hand 1.2; i'VIImr Warn 1; Boys ' Stan- 3. , KATHY WHALEH AIU Why should Hit; IIH labour hp ' 'l ennyann. 0A4 l; I'e-p Llub 1.2; CUP. 4. W W? h; f4 ' GISELA MOELLER I shall light a candle of understanding in thine heart which shall not be put out. Apocrypha GAA 4; Pep Club 4; German Club 4; French Club 4; Student Council 4; Foreign Exchange Student Program. . GEORGIA MOESER Give me my scallop-shell of quiet. Raleigh Intramurals 3; Library Help 2,3; COE 4; Art Club 4. MW W X W46; LARRY MOORE Ambition is not a rice of little people. Montague War orphan 1; Boyhs Glee Club 3: COE 4. LAURIE MOORE What I do is me: For that I came. Hopkins GAA 123,4, Cabinet 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Class Hockey Team 3; Ribbon BearerJr.-Sr. From 3: Latin Club 1: Student Council 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary 4: B Team Cheerleading12: Executive Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2: Talent Show 1: Senior Play -1-: Foreign Exchange Committee 4: Fashion Show 1. STEVE MOORE A radical . . . a man with his feet planted firmly in the air. F. D. Roosevelt Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta3,4; M-Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3;Fire Marshal 3,4; Science Club 1; For- eign Exchange Club 3; Rotary Club Luncheon 4. BARB MULLEN Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Bartol CAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; COE 4. JERI MULLER Her whole wit in a jest;' Beaumont GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Basket- ball Team 2.3: Class Volleyball Team 2,3; Varsity Volleyball 2,3; Office Help 2.3.4; French Club 2,3,4. STEVE O1NEIL Conscience! Conscience! Mank most faithful friend! Crabbe Track 1. SANDRA OSTRANDER We are always complaining that our days are few, and acting as though there would be no end of them. Seneca CAROLYN OTTOLINI Unspotted from the world. Bible CAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Girls4 Glee 19 Choir 3, 4, President 4; Musical 1,4; Talent Show 1; Executive Committee 1,2, 4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2; War Orphan 2,3,4; Chip Staff Reporter 4; Sr. Play 4. PEGGY PAINTER Good things come in small packages. MICKEY PALUMBO It is to laugh. Pienro CAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Modern Dance 1; Foreign Exchange 2,3; Majorettes 3,4; Red Cross 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2,3 ,4; Executive Committee 1; TIi-Hi-Y 2, Secretary; Talent Show 1. JUDY PERKINS Upping and upping until I am right on the top 0fthe hill. A. A. Milne French Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Greggites 4; COE 4. STEVE PRESLEY He moves among us, as a muttering King. Bible Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; B Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class President 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Feature Editor Chip 4; Executive Committee 4; M-Club 1.2.3.4. President 4; Science Club 1; Boys3 State 3; Fire Marshal; Office Help 2. 57 .I .M K PH K'IV'IVU ,Im'A 1w Illlltltlt',.ltlt'lx In' qulrlx. Mullu-I Hunsr Trut-k 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 4, GEORGIA PULUS Butfor my own part, it u'us Crook to NW. Shakt-spvuro UAA 12.3.4: Pep Club 12.3.4; Red Cross 2,3,4: Modern Dum-v 1; Talent Show 1: Majorem-s 4: B Team Checrleuding 1,2; Intrmnurals 1 1.2.3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Corresponding Repwsenlalivv 2; FTA 1. LINDA QLINLEY Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Shakespeare German Club 12.3; Pep Club 2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4: Class Basketball Team 3; Greggites 4. DENNY RICHARDS Quietness is best. Henderson Choir 4; Boys Glee Club 3: Track 3: COE 4. JEAN RICHARDSON You are good in countless ways, and you are not evil when you are not good. Gibran GAA 12,3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheer- leading 12, Varsity 3,4; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Executive Com- mittee 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Talent Show 1; Intramurals 12,34; Class Bas- ketball Team 2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; Class Volleyball Team 2,3; Greggites 4., Secretary 4; Junior-Senior Prom Maid 3; Chip Reporter 4. HARRIET RINNE ? What delight she takes in being purely delightful. a GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.23.4; B Team Cheerleading1,2,3; Modern 1 Dance 1; Student Government Day 1: Foreign Exchange Club 2.3: I L Talent Show 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Greggites 4; Red 1' Cross 2,3,4; War Orphan 12,3,4, Treasurer 3.4; Junior-Senior Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Chip Reporter 4; FTA 1; Annual Help 2. WMW 2X , 7 .W 4 222 1 M X2 22 x, HENRY RUHLMANN It was a man, and not an ostrich, uho invented the dictum that what you don? Imou' won? hurt you. R. B. Perry German Club 3.4. ARLENE F. SANDERS You work that you may keep pace with the earth and the soul of the earth. Gibran FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; French Club 3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4: Annual Staff 4; Orchestra 12.3.4: History Seminar 3.4: Mu Alpha Theta 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4; Talent Show 12; Red Cross 3:1ntra- mllrals 12.3.4; Class Basketball Team 2.3, Varsity 3: Class x 0116'? ball Team 3; B Team Cheerleader 2.3. ROBERT SCHEIDT The American system ofrugged individualism. Hoover Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; County Government Day 1; Executive Committee 2,3,4; History Seminar 2; German Club 1,2; Science Club 1; M-Club 4-; Basketball 1; French Club 3; Foreign Exchange Club 1,2; Student Council 1. BARRY SCHEPERS A Walling stonel, can gather a mass. Band 1,2. BERNARD J. SCHEPERS Kites rise against, not with wind. No man ever worked his passage anywhere in a dead calm. Neal Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; COE 4. MARTHA SCHNEIDER How glorious it is . . . tb be an exception. DeMusset Art Club 4, President 4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Latin Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Talent Show 1; Chess Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior-Senior Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Band 1; Foreign Exchange 3;.B Team Cheer- leader 1,2,3. DAVE SCHOENE A goodfolly is worth what you payfor it. Ade Footb all 2 ,3 ,4; Basketb all 3 ,4; Baseb all 3 ,4. CLIFF SCHULTZ . Indifference is the invincible giant of the world. Oulda Football 1; Wrestling 1,2. WAYNE SCHULTZ The greatest thing in the world is self-reliance. Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2; COE 4. LEONARD SLOVENSKY ,. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Sir Henry Taylor 4 . Football 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3. r LARRY SMITH II Is IIII IIIIIPI qualify. II quuhlv of IIIHHI. Uihran Enlt-rml Irum Big Spring. Texas I; Studt-nt Council Treasurer 4; Maple Lvuh 3.4: Bum-ball 2; Travk 3.4; Hand 1.2.3; Drum Major 3.4: 'I'nrvh 3.4. Pn-sitlvnl 4; Wu Alpha 'I'hI-tu 3.4; Fin- Marshal 4: Lrusi Cnuntry Twain 4; Mmiral I. 1,015 JEAN SMITH Thy sun will shine its M'IlrIIH'Sf ray m u subtlw unll anth may. 0. Qianual UAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Uff'it-e Help 4; French Club 3.4; Foreign Exchangv Club 3; B Team Chwerleading 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Chip Staff Reporter 4. CAROLE STEWART She5s nive by name and nice by nature. Swift Pep Club 1.2.3.4; COE 4; Red Cross 3. GINI STEWART And there are those who have the truth within them. Gibran Pep Club 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; FTA 2.3.4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2,3; Majorette 4; Torch 3,4; Foreign Exchange 2.3; Chess Club 3.4; French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Student Council 2; Advanced Girls Glee 4; Executive Committee 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Talent Show 1; Senior Play 4. DENIS STOTLER bblmpossiblew That is not good English. Napoleon Science Club 1; Latin Club 1.2.3.4: German Club 2.3.4: History Seminar 2.3.4; Chip Staff 4; Wrestling 2.3.4: Golf 1.2.3.4. DAVE STOUT Unconscious humour. Butler Basketball 12; Track 2; War Orphan 1.2.3.4: Foreign Exchange 3: Science Club 1. TERRY TAYLOR Do you think we shall be greater fools in heaven than here? Evans CAA 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Counselofs Help 3; Intramurals 1,2,3.4. BILL THOMPSON A malfs first duty is to be himself. Maple Leafs 3,4; M-Club 4; Track 1,2,3.4; Football 3.4; Executive Committee 3; Latin Club 2; Chip Staff 4; Science Club 1. 60 JO TIMANUS As merry as the day is long. Shakespeare Pep Club 1.2.34: GAA 12.3.4; Modern Dance 1; French Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Counselofs Help 4. JULIE ANN TINSLEY Tis not a lip, an eye, we beauty call, but the joint and full result of all. Pope Entered from DuBourg 4; COE 4. DENNIS TODD The genius ofAmerica is in its ability to make adjustments. We are adaptable, and because we are adaptable, we are strong. Lilienthal Class President 4; Torch 3,4, Vice-President 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, President 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Maple Leafs 3,4; M-Club 4. A 1d LARRY TODD Have something to say; say it, and stop when you,ve done. Anonymous BEVERLY ANN ULMER A good heart is worth gold. Shakespeare GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Greggites 4; Class Volleyball Team 3; Talent Show 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Operetta 1. VALERIE VAHLE To have known the best and to have known it for the best is success in life. J. M. Mackail Student Council 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Executive Committee 1,3; Class Volleyball Team 2,3,4, Varsity 3,4; Class Basketball 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 34; Gigls State 3; Junior-Senior Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Tri-Hl-Y 2; Latln Llub 1,2; Talent Show 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Senior Play 4; Science Club 1; Chip Staff 4, Girls Sports Editor. CHARLEEN WALKER A walker is born, not made. Thoreau Entered from Warrenton, Missouri 4-; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Barnwarming Queen Candi- date 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Choir 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; French Club 2. CHRISTINE MARGARET WATKINS I can resist everything except temptation. Wilde Pep Club 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Modern Dance 1; Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; B Team Cheerleading 1,2: Talent Show 1; Executive Committee 4-; War Orphan 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. ll NNHK VLHan A HHIH sum It lull lw Alum u unmun sum u ha! 11 Ill plump R'HHN'au LAN IJJI l'r'pl 1111: I X 11 HI-lrux Qr-mlvmf '1 '1 Hid! liraaq3-4: V1 N 5 1: lxllmml QIJH 1 HI! 1.: 4m 1 ' lwiIIl-nl ', F1'V'1IEVII'AXt'1Iangp 11:11: 1'. Vluxwal I 1 1 1mm 12 1 Vhrlrlgdl 1 Intramurah 1.2.3.4; 114v Vyhkt-llmll llvum X 114m anlt Hmll Ilium g. flaw '11, ,ku vltwlln ', Wllxlt Ianl'vde Z 31 .lrI1'll'x1lHVV 1.1.5 I HI 'I H XX 1 1:1 1: llllll' IIIII v; mull: Illlrll I Hm In NH nlunmn 1,! Ullwr, ,h M 5,1, lllm In lily III! II 1111 1-331 1 1'11'11' 1-111 1 !!!1'1111 1'11. 1 z lnvmrnurdb 1.4.3, F A 1.2; Ltd'umhw 1. MI 1 1111.1 '79 M. ARTHUR WlEGRAFFE .4 sense of wrong is essential to good taste. Seneva . Football 1.2.3.4. Varsity 2,3,9; Basketball 1,2: Student Cnum-Il 2: Executive Committee 2; Track 1; M-Club 4; Fire Marshal 4. JOE WILLIAMS The mirror of all courtesy. Shakespeare Entered from El Paso, Texas 4-; Rif1e Team 2.3: Varsity Drill Team 1. 2; ROTC 1,2,3. Q W R1'TH XNX XX 111151115 HI'lr'h your u 11mm to II xmr, Enw-rwn PepCllJ1t1.2..$:1;Ak 1.3. PATRICIA WILLIAMSOV . The first great work. a tasl; ppzftnrmml b-x felt. Is. that: frarurwl' Mu t0 yourselfbe true. Bacnn Entered from Ladue 1: Ladue RM? Club 1: Spamah Club 1: Ta1ent Show 1: Student Cuuncil 1.2: War Orphan 2.3; L139 BasketbaU Team 2.3.4: Class anleyball Team 2.3.4: Hm km Team 3; Intra- murals 1.2.3.4: CAA 2.3.4. Cabinet 4: Pep Club 2.5.1; Tri-Hi-X 2; Junior-Seninr Prum RiMwn Bearer 3: Cheerleading 2.3.4.1 arsitrx 3.1. 7 Captain 4: Executive Cummitlee .5: 3mt Club 4; Hudern Dame 1. 1. a 4 3 ! Z 9 KAREN WOODS Character is a reserve force which acts directly by presence and with- out means. Emerson COE 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 12.4. BRENDA WRIGHT Hope and be happy that all is for the best. Tuppvr Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 1; Girlss Clee 2,3; Choir 4; A11 County Choir 3; Musical 4. 62 Sf Dave Blow Rickie Craft Woody Daily Ed Harmon Barb Imperial Terry Janey Ken Jones Rose Jones Barbara Langston Dennis Miller Tony Nebbitt Carolyn Nebbitt Viola Parsons seniors not pictured Debbie Sanders Steve Sheffield Marcia Shields Kieth Smith Richard Speth Sharon Tate Robert Thompson Louis Tripp Yvonne Vick Gary Ward Frank Weaver Melvin Wright The class of 967 rushes madly to complete the best 3rd place float in the parade. RICHARD H. YONKER Ain,t I volatile? Dickens Football 1; Chess Club 3,4: War Orphan 4-; Office Help 4. LINDA M. YOUNG And none has quite escaped my smile. Wylie CAA 12,34. Cabinet 4: Pep Club 12.3.4: Cheerleading 1,2,3A, Var- sity 3,4: Executive Committee 2; Class Volleyball Team 3; Junior- Senior Prom Maid 3; Homecoming Queen 4-; Hockey Team 3; Tri-Hi- Y 2; Red Cross 12: Foreign Exchange Club 3: Talent Show 1: Intra- murals 12,34; Modern Dance 1. I light my flame from their torches Smile from the teeth outward-T. S. Aulhur Bohho domn'l drink . . . he eats. senior shenanigans A lady never lets her underwear show unintentionally. Us lettermen would rather smoke than quit. 64 Hi there! What is this? Joe 67 day? Zip! Zap! Haaa! more shenanigans Laurie who? Modeling this yeaNs styles are 3 of the dandiest senior boys. $2.3; . vim 3k. Sr: again, 34.31 . - niiirkv'.itlfi in, . ug- blue devils, 1967 MA D t,titthO t; ,5 WW CCHGO-t ,I'y I 7175 Iii ,,, w 11., 36 Hg 3 ; g; - r v ,, ,, a M y 1 , M'Wz t 'g ,Wyy x M iii , , e , , ' t u . ' 1 I , ' V1 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-Front row: Gruendler, Wiegraffe, D. Wilson, Grantham, Glogovac, Gannon, Baker. Kram. McClure. De- Wm-s. Slovensky. Row two: B. Smith. Serra. Carter, R. Dale, Schoene, Presley, Gill, Cobb. Cooper, Daily. Watson. Row three: Blaylm'k. M. Weaver. Leech. Tito. Hummei. C. Dale. Spikeiu Cnrt'nran, Hale, Deiashmit, G. Miller. Row four: L. Jones. B. Thumpsnn. Sattley. E. Taylor. Hui'ti, Whitney. T. Harman. D. UiSullivun. P. Tnal. Putterfield, J. Green. Row five: Beike, Drexlera MeGuwen. R. Thompsun. Sabatino. Parsons. Gllu'k. Duwiey. Manestar. T. O'Sullivan. Row six: Aubuehun, Miles, Coach Taylnr. Coach Seng. Cuaeh Rnhlfing. Cnates. Sehwartstrauher. McCreight, Howard. The $67 team began slowly. But later with a stronger pull together. the Victories came . easier and the Devils ended the season with at record of 4-4-1. More important than the actual scores and statistics were the effects the work. spirit. and unity of the game gave the men on the gridiron. It is from learning of defeat and victory that manhood is derived. The boys tasted the bitter arid the glorious. A step toward the future was taken; a step which the heroes will and can never forget. Only the players can know what was felt when a kick was blocked. a pass completed or a touchdown scored. For the rest of the school. it is just a view from another step. $131 CO-CAPTAINS: Alan Grantham and Steve Presley. 68 1 Charles Seng Al Rohlfing Jack Taylor Head Varsity Coach Varsity Backfield Couch Junior Varsity Couch VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE OPPONENT M-RH OPPONENT M-Rll Mehlville Lost Borkely Wan Principia Won U. City Won U. City Ti6 Affton XVnn Affton Lost Brentwood Won Brentwood Lost Clayton Won Clayton 1405? Lafayette Won Lafayette Won Dupo Won Berkley Wun frosh squad Pete Palumbo Hmd Freshman Coach David F. Vierck Freshman Line Coach FRFSHMAN SCHEDULE UPPONENT Brentwmpd Wollston Brent wood Clayton Lafayette M-RH Won Wnn Won Won Lost $$VM var , mi ' . FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-Front row: C. Brady, C. Anderson, D. Bagby, Kekeris, Mitchell, Underwood, S. Walters, J. Brown, Forrest. Row two: OVNeil, Schwieger, W. Johnson, Finney, Lefler, Bringewatt, Griffith, C. Roff. Row three: Winchester, McKinney, Ray, Whitney, Evans, Davis, Swap, Carter, Klein. Row four: Grace, Nichimoto, Granger, Kumpe, Donahue, Goode, Feagans, Greb, Pappas. Row five: Freeman, Coach Palumbo, Coach Vierck, Aubuchon, Barrelle. 'w-lo. . Ina. .e-mgauuwy , 4 w;erme Mn ; TheyH'e waiting for the White Knight. Aw, come on Monkey, donH cry. Peace, Kemosobe Our handsome man. N '1 70 It went that-a-way. 68k Greatness Five. Yeah, theyH'e all here?, ' MQWW ' wdw x wv ,, Q To be a ballerina, one must practice at all Q Q tlmes. Do you get the impression that he doesnat want him to leave? WW am; 5.; , . mmwmtag I . ,g, m A w m hqk ' ' N WkwM 5 W a x..- -h M- .5! - ,r'f ,2 ., .' wig : ,7 aw ,W, imwmuy, m Jim Cm Halfbalk Smxmti Team Al! Can- ference Defense Mike Clngnvac Guard Hnnmable Mention All Centerence Ken Kramm Tackle, Guard J Tim Hannnn QF Conlt-r Hmmmlulv Vrnlinn Ml Cnnferencv k 7.3,. f it , Stex'e Preslev Quarhwlnlrk Hunum'hlv menn Ml Daw Svhnpne Halnpark SHMIM Twain VI Kjwntwrmme. Uffmlw' :HH' Hw' It Roger Cubh Halfbaqk Alan hrantham Tat klv HUHHHINH Vt Htlnn 5x11 Lunt 4mm 9 Vuannvc v... m Art Wiegraffe Defensive End Defensive End Honorable Mention All Conference Ike McClure End Honorable Mention All Conference x, wmgxua. Ron Cooper ' v , Mark Baker Marty Serra Safety Quarterback Honorable Mention All Conference, P.A.T. Cuan , Tackle Second Team All Conference, : Defense , . w X , ,M M wk l l l t , 1 l ii VARSITY BASKETBALLeRow one: D. W ilsnn. Fuhrnum. Raines. bchuene. Britton. Apperson. Row two: Howard. D. Adams. I ll Presley. 'llumly. Xlt-Clure. Dupmn. R. Prnemsey. Smith. Coau'h :erI. la l Him 1 I ; Under the direction of Mr. Howard Sanders the Maple Leafs ill season was one of mixed emotions and scores. The support ran high and J is it run low. The games were won and they were lost, but the boys never f Ell stnpped their drive, never quit pulling together. l: The season will not be remembered as the days of 1498. 3195, 2595 or 44's. but as thirteen boys striving to make the M-RH roundlballersl I tradition ufglnry a reality. I The team of .68 shows great promise, for the boys returning next l year all played with great skill and spirit. The legacy of M-RH on the Court will continue. carried on by enthusiastic crowds, Cheerleaders. - FRE. enaehes. and espeeially the boys who wear the blue and white. '22:, Varsity Couch 1 llmuly Sanders li 1966-1967 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONEXT DXTE OPPONENT DATE . Xl-Hll 'llournument Dev. 2 Eureka Jun. 20 Xlehlville Dev. 6 Hum-m'k Jun. 24- llutlue Dec. 9 Mll'tun Jun. 27 U. City Dec. 13 Cunl'erenve Tournament Jun. 31 Parkway Dev. 20 Bayless Feb. 7 Alumni Dec. 22 Brentwmul Feb. 10 l Nunnumly Christmas Tournament Dev. 26 Eureka Feb. H All'ltm Jun. 6 Hunuwk Feb. 17 Buyless Jun. 10 Kirkwuml Feb. 21 l Brenlwmul Jun. l3 Regional rllournament Feb. 28 Webster Jun. 17 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Row one: T. Toal, M. Weaver. J. Luux. Undorwnnd. Beike. Duwlcy. Row two: J. Howard. R. Thompson. R. Hall. R. Coleman, W. Johnson, Whitney, Coach George Arft. The junior varsity teamis season was highlighted by the winning 0f the South County Conference first place and the sportsmanship award in the same tournament. At the right Randy Coleman and Jay Laux, who were elected tO'the all conference team, hold the two awards which the team received to the pride of all of M-RH. The awards are tangible proof of the potential of next yearis varsity team. The notoriety 0f the M-RH tradition of victory is carried on by the underclassmen. 4ammwm Under the direction of Coach David F. Vierek, the mighty fresh have pulled, trained, and worked to become a driving force of the roundballers 0f M-RHis teams. Through years of teamwork, practice becomes perfec- tion, and with the already developed talent of many of the freshmen, by the time these 70ers reach their last year, many trophies will be added to the cases by this group of athletes. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM-Row one: Klein, Carter, C. Andersnnq Bringewatt, Walters. Forrest. Eek. Swap, Kekeris. Row two: Keel. Brady. Finney, Mitt-hell. Jolly, Kerper, Mueller, OiNeill, Bagby, Coach David F. Vierck. 71PM. basketball seen through the eye of a camera Sanders and company 44 casts his spell on the ball. a ; l umnuum Soccer try-outs tomorrow. I donW believe it-it really went in. ;v .i A Steve also plays leap-frog. 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Wrestling is one Of the Sports at M-RH in which each manis skill and CO- ordination team up for perfection. It is through quick reflexes and through thought that each wres- tler gains fame. This year M-RH sent Marty Serra and Woody Dfiiiy to the state wrestling meets. Woody returned With a third place 138 weight division. The matmen are well-represented in all of the t'lasses by trained and skilled athletes with great strength. .Wrestling is a sport whivh times nut diseriminate against size, for each man is paired uf'f' with an op- ponent of his own weight. Mr. Sengis skill as u t-oat-h Shows in his teams, past rmrords. Arthur Murray never started like this. w iv t t t . 7 7. x7 , MWW my A ,, v W, yxnml u , , W , y ,, ,M ,Kum , , I Better than lifting weights, ian it? I Uncle! Unclell Get your hands out of my greasy hair. This wonN be hard. WWWWI 'N' J Miss Carol Heeter Miss Laurie Gross This year the program of girls, spurts became ' much more diverse. Besides the regular sports of basketball, hockey, volleyball; and softball, the - . i'e schedule included track events and the new addi- tie $$ . - tion of exercise to popular music. Much of this t' ' e exemise tOOk its form in IOde dance and imer' SOPHOMORE cuss VOLLEYBALL 'rEAM-me row: pretive movements. This is to be remembered as the year the girls got in shape to the Supremes, Ray Conniff, and the well known songs of 1967. With the goals of excellence and fair play. the class and varsity teams represented MRH as ladies and as athletes. Bridwoll. Curran. B. Stevens. L. P. 'lihumpsnn. Kramer. Second row: Jungers. H. Jones. P. Bailey. D. Davis. Thames. JUNIOR CLASS VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Front row: L. Smith, SENIOR CLASS VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Front row: Vahle. ' Getting, S. Wilson, Hardt, Tyson. Second row: Wachter, C. Richardson, J. Watson. Second row: A. Sanders, Williamson, Thomas, Thames, L. Harman, Peters. Lung, Ulmer. Third row: Tate, Alexander, Sharon Denny. Timanus. 83 -3; s -.--- - x4152. SOPHOMORE CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: JUNIOR CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: Wachter, Hitchens. Hcald. Curral. Zubcic. Hildvbrand. C. Thames. Second Gail Taylor, Hamil. Second row: Oetting. L. Smith. Hardt. row: Stevens. Bridwell. Browning. Kramer. P. Bailey. L. Thnmpsnn. S. Wilson. Tyson. L. Harman. Thames. 5. O'Neil. SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: Alexander. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: A. Sanders. Sharon A- Sanders. Tate. Vahlv. Butts. 5900' ! VOW: D. E1111. Sharon Denny. Vahle. Wachter. Second row: Tate.Oetting.Raisch.S.Wilson. Denny. Williamson. J. Richardson. Third row: Ulmer, L. Tyson,Alexander,Richardson. Feagans. V ' 5 :.' 3-3. 'w-z;;wczi:i 4- 3 w e 4 w nl' cinder-fellas VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Front row: 5. OiNeil. Cruendler, Pretto. Baker. P. Tual. DeWees. J. Carter. Titre. Dreyvr. Second row: B. Smith, Amns. S. Mmrre. J. Miller. D. Todd. Field. Lane. B. Leach. Third row: Fells. M. Bean. C. Miller. B. 'lllmmpsun. B. Bean. Larry SmithJ. Green. Fourth row: L. Jones. R. Dale. R. Willis. Sappintnn. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAMeFront row: J. Pretto. Willis. J. Miller. Second row: 5. Moore. Field. Larry Smith. D. Todd. it MA kkileWhVn a'mqi h $$wa ulil Under the supervision of Coaches Al Rohlfing and Jack Taylor, the men on the track have striven for speed and skill. T0 acquire this skill, the trackmen put in many hours of practice. Not only during the season, but all year conditioning is necessary to maintain the high degree of excellence established at M-R.H. This year the cross-country team was revived after being dormant for seven years. Jack Pretto, along with the mile relay team composed of Fran Field, Bill Thompson, John Carter, and Steve Moore qualified for the state indoor track meet at Columbia. The boys on the team are to be noted for their diligent hours of training. km A Wu. C JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Row One: B. Smith, Manestar, P. Buechel, McCullum, R. Pierce. Boehmer, Nisihmoto. Row 2: Hensler. Pelts. M. Bean. W. Johnson. G. Miller, Wulfert. T. Williams. Row 3: Grace, Kumpe, R. Coleman, C. Zdazinsky, Pappas. Papanicolaou. Row 4: Shaw, L. Jones, Leek, R. Willis, G. Roff, Sappington. Walk softly and carry a big stick. Coach Al Rohlflng Coach Jack Taylor Note the boy who unsuspectingly is going to land on heap big pile of hard ground. I? ib' ' w Here we have the laws of gravity being defied. v The things track will do for a fella . . . maybe even put a smile on his face. From the sky, ifs a bird. ifs a plane. no ifs Super Bill! VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-Front row: M. Harry. Aldrich, R. Cobb, Carr, Gannon, H. Martin. Second row: Zweiful, C. Watson, Gill. Spiker. Raines. Third row: Barralle. Schwartstrauber, Serra, Proemsey, D. Wilson, Presley, Britton. C. Dale. Jim Gill Jim Britton In spring a young manas fancy turns to . . . baseball. SO it is with sixteen men who play on the dia- mond. Under the coaching of Mr. Pete Palumbo the boys practiced in Laclede Park every afternoon. Along with the excellent coach and star players such as returning Jim Britton, Steve Presley, Eddie Aldrich, Jim Gill, and Bob Scheidt, the team held a Victorious season. Baseball is a sport that requires team play and individual excellence, both of which M-R.H.is batting boys scored high. Eddie Alrich Tim Cannon Under the direction uer. Howdy Sanders. the golf team is composed of boys learning one of the sports dedicated to individual skills. These scores are then compiled and the team takes its place in the ranks of sportsmanship. GOLF TEAM - Abernathy, M. Weaver, Fuhrman, Stotler, Mowry. they marched, they laughed, W l 9,. , '. .i $ : Q L L a e M WMW'WC Wwwwlmwebg BAND-Front row: Hildebrand. Shirley Denny. Alexander. Hnemann. Come. Mower. D. Casey, Creb, Jolly, C. Ehll. Row two: Randy Dunn. S.llatf1: Brm'kmeier. Row three: R. Dreyer. Tim Prm-msvyg Ulrich liovejny. Homes. Vuss, Stollman. Willis. M. Bean, McCullaa Ricky Dunn. Perkins. Cullinsf Chard. director. Clear, sharp notes rip through the crisp fall air. Music is heard by the spectators at the football games. As the band finishes its main numbers. eight girls step forward to supplement the halftime entertainment. With batons, flags and fire batons the majorettes go through intricate routines. The reward is great in regard to the many hours of prat-tiee these girls spend in perfecting their rep- ertoire 0f routines. In addition to the performing at football games, . e the band entertains at assemblies. Our world is better due to the music provided by the musicians. The bandls program of study is varied. From classical music to Lennonis distinct sounds, Mr. Chardis music group stands as one of M-RHls valuable resources. The last notesthese musicians will play each year are the sentimental strains of scPomp and Circumstancef, Mr. Chardls theady? Ah, 1,2,3A, play! will be remembered by the Marching Blue long after the instruments have been put away. . , S. Martin. Tom Proemsey, McKinney, Livingston, Toombs, Glenn, Barlow, Hovis, Kinnard, Woodside, S. Thomas, Bolts, Taylor, M. Dreyer, Collins. B. Smith, D. Pelts, Schweiger, Bradley, Manestar, Burnett, Rolland, L. Dunn. Row four: WJohnson, Hitchens, B. Coleman, Mr. Jean ' r wnvfbiw MAJORE'ITES-Front row: N. Bulte, C. Stewart. J. Bolte, D. Smith. Row two: Dulaney, Pulos, Lorenz, captain; Palumho. 11'? ..,p-; .r, ..v,.....-.-. n... --.. DANCE BAND-Front row: Toombs. Jolly, McKinney, Randy Dunn, Livingston. Row two: Stallmann, Ricky Dunn, Voss. Row three: Bradley. Polts. Larry Dunn. Burnett. Row four: Watson, Cole. Mr. Jean Chard, director. With the inclusion of such diverse forms of music, the variety of the musical schedule is typified. The world of music is a wide, wide, one. ORCHESTRA-Front row: J. Thames. Rolland, C. Brown, A. Sanders, E. Davis, J. Davis, P. Taylor. Hildebrand. Micheau. Portia TaleT- Row two: V055. Rit-ky Dunn. Kinnard. Randy Dunn. B. Coleman, J. Hovisa L. Dunn, Shirley Denny. C. Ehll. Hitchens. Zubcic. Jolly. Atwood, Watson. 94 concert choir Students rushing to the choir room, Mr. Carl Momants directions, and the robes with their blue and white are the preparations for the assembly. One last breath and onto the stage step 29 pure voices united as one to please the minds of their listeners. Talents are developed in Girls, Chorus and Boys, Glee as the fundamentals of music are learned through a realization of musids diversity. The world of the clef and staff evolves through a knowledge of music literature, vocal development, films and records. Through all of these instruments to learning, the musicians attain a keener observation of the musical world. CHOIR OFFICERS-Front row: Debbie Hitcher, robes; Gene Dale, vice president; Carolyn Ottolini, president; Joyce Thompson, secretary. Row two: Frank Weaver, props; Jerry Spiker, robes; Bob Blaylock, props; Pat Glaser, props. CHOIR-Front row: Alton, Mattingly, D. Voss, J. Voss, P. Glaser, Rudy, D. Sanders, Affolter. Row two: Sagitto, Bowen, A. Imperial, Kilburn, Blaylock, D. Richards, B. Stevens, Ottolini, B. Wright. Row three: Sharon Denny, J. Thompson, C. Dale, Spiker, Weaver, D. Whitney, Patter- t y .. son, B. Coleman, Turner, Mowry, P. Bridwell, Ritcher. GIRLS CHORUS-Front row: Barker, McFarland, Abuzeide, J. Johnston, Fowler, L. Imperial. Row two: R. Harding, M. Miller, Lorah, Abbott, Jungers, C. Stewart. Row three: 1. White. Jonas, Kramer. Kerper, Butler, Batts. ww w y y WMvww VM x, ,u , Ax? W BOYS, GLEE-Front row: Breeding, Leech, Lynam, Fike, Ray. Row two: Grace, Boehmer, C. Whitney, S. Walters. Row two: Grace. Boeh- mer, C. Whitney, S. Walters.-Row three: K. Evans, T. Miller, Brady, Davis, Kekeris. century singers The Renaissance was the twilight t0 the modern world. A revival of learning took place in a time when darkness surrounded man. From this time in history much was taken: art, literature, and the music, much of which is used in today,s world. A type of the music flourishing during the 16th century was the maelrigal, a song with parts for several voices and sung w1th0ut musical accompaniment. In the same style as used three centuries ago, the Madrigal Singers teach us with their repertoire part Of the 16th centuryis cul- ture. Along with the instructions gained through the madrigal music, the Madrigal Singers work with the creations of comtemporary writers. Two worlds of culture and music meet whenever the Madrigal Singers perform. MADRIGAL OFFICERS-Front row: Mary Moehle, secretary; Joyce Khrone, robes; Sharon Denny, vice president; Debbie Ritcher. robes. Row two: Rick Proemsey, props; Bradley Bean, president; Roy Dapron, props. Kw I Weeks of preparation were necessary to produce the musical. Finiarfs Rainbowh. Accents were learned along with lines. lyrics. and scores. The theatre was brought to life on January 17-18 with the realism of the land of leprechauns through the efforts of dancers. art classes. Stage crew. music Classes. and especially Mr. Carl anan. The product of deter- mination. hard work and cnoperatiun was exhibited as Finiank Rainbow proved a success. V mxmy ,1,u,,m,. j, MW, , M szw SENIOR PLAY CAST-Front row: .1. Brnwn. R. Jennings. snr: T. Cannon. B. Beam. Sehnene. Vahle. Alhueh. Sharon Denny. G. Stewart, Palumhu, Hurhisun. Second row: Mr. Duhry. spun- R. Cuhh. Presley. Lowe. D. Ehll. Hurslmun. Otlnlini. C. Bmwn. Wme' Z, , PRODUCTION STAFF-Front row: Asch. L. Feagans. Coons. Busby. Hennings. Second row: L. Moore, G. Moeller, A. Imperial, J. Williams. senior? dramatics One month before the curtain closed 011 the final perfbrmanee 0f the Senior Play. The Curious Savage. work had begun. Auditions were held and parts were cast. Fur weeks the sponsor. Mr. Coral Dubry practiced the lines in the dramaties Classes. Three weeks before the play. after-sehoul practice sessions were held. As the cast worked. so did a group of students on the production staff. Tickets and programs had to be printed. posters hung around school and the community. properties obtained, and scenery set. This year's Senior Play became a successful reality through the work of many students and a patient sponsor. f5 w 3 , mm '2: 9!: Elf .a gram $ x: g HmX 7' 1, a 4 $ 6 W FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS-Mar- tha Schneider, president; Sue Pretto, secretary; Rick Jennings, Sgt.-at-Arms; Linda Conrad, treasurer; Cini Stewart, vice president. FRENCH CLUB-Front row: Goode, Haney, Schneider, Lee, Kretchmar, J. Delcour, E. Juwer, Cole, G. Stewart, S. Pretto, S. Casey, Fowler, Phillips Nack. Row two: Mrs. Pierce, sponsor; Nickeson, Watkins, Cucci, Easterly, A. Sanders, L. Conrad, Battreal, Hargrove, T. Beike, D. Banden, D. Moeller. Row three: Rodgers, A. Nickerson, A. Nickeson, C. Sullivan, G. Moeller, Alexander, O,Neill, Speros, Wesselman, Hiedbrier, J. Walker, Harr. Row four: R. Randolph, E. Lore, Ottolini. Schmidt, Heald, D. Collins, R. Jennings, M. Reyland, Tessereau, Landon, Oetting, S. Wilson, Sajovetz, L. Hummel. Through the removal of physical barriers between lands, the remaining barriers are problems of communi- cation. The learning of a foreign language, be it French, German, Spanish, or Latin, brings the walls of ignorance crumbling as communication is extended. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Bill Dowley, treasurer; Fran Horstman. first vice president; Diane Fiedler, second vice president; Bill Gruendler. president; John Schwartztrauber, third vice presi- dent; Sandy Tessereau, secretary. GERMAN CLUB-Front row: Trampier, Tessereau, P. Miller. Shook. P. Reed. Creenwell. D. Fuhrman, Wemburg, Hampe, A. Horvat, Mrs. Bruschke. sponsor. Row two: Bringewat. S. Kern. R- Cleveland, D. Moeser, Ralsh, Durney. Moeller. Horstman, P. Klein, Casev. R. Klein. Dowley. ROW three: D. Klng. Schwartztrauber, J. Tufts, Gruendler, J. Miller. M. Love. Horn. Stntler. B. Burnett. I 00 H. Kell, R. Hempler, D. Fiedler, Hardt, Hartman. B. Leek. 3 LIBRARY HELP-Front row: Eatherly. B. Hovis, Bauer, B. Brouner. C. Nebbitt. Mahun. Row two: Simpson. Tate. R. King. Palazzola, Mrs. Heidolph, librarian; J. Dulaney. Ferber. There is one student searching for information, wading through cases of books with no idea of his subjects location. Yet, there is always another student who knows where the information is, and aids in the search: the library assistants. A world Of searching plus a world Of diligent desk work are the necessary elements in the training of a future librarian. Through the ancient language, light is found in understanding many of the foundations of todayis world, for 'Latin is the language of scholars. The basis for much of the learning in the world is this ancient language; the gateway to the past and the pathway to the future. ; S $5 wk LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Denis Stot- ler, vice president; Mickey Easterly, trea- surer; Sue Frahm, secretary; Shelby An- derson, president. LATIN CLUB-Front row: Cucchi, C. Ehll, Yelton, D. Moore, Shirley Denny, Eaton, Schneider, Frahm. Row two: Mrs. Pierce, sponsor; Neun, Kettenacker, Easterly, R. Dunn, S. Moore, Anderson, Townsend. Row three: Boyer, Stotler, Baker, J. Climer, J. Mitchell. .nuiu tw 5, .z'i-EJE-F'f! . t y bays behind the scenes 1 ? STAGE CREW-Front row: Mr. Brewer. Sponsor; Straughn. B. Evans. Hoemann. Lynam. Row two: Bob Gates. Bill Gates. Heinsnhn. Lefler. Row three: C. Evans. NI. Kerper. Kilburn. Stillness pervades the auditorium. Suddenly, a light is lit behind the curtain. A hand is put to levers. In the balcony another hand rests ready on the spotlight. Props are put in place and pulleys are pulled as a rustle of material whirls across the stage Hour to C1086 view of the stage. A bell rings and hundreds of voices pour into the auditorium. - The stage crew was there. and the assembly starts through their work. The warning is sounded. Students and faculty rush out designated doors, directed by boys placed at key paints to aid in the exndus. This is unly a practice. but when fire does strike, these boys will be ready to assist. i xx x XNYTRKX x NW hmxewwxw wkkwcr t .e t FIRE MARSHALLS-Front row: T. Cannon. Clngnvac. E. Green. H. Martin. S. Moore. Row two: R.Jen11ings. Abernathy. B. Bean. F. Field. Grantham. L. Smith. 102 , . .ue cu. m a A As Vt COUNSELORS, HELP-Front row: Divkersnn. Cline. Humpu Cuughlin. Lime. Row two: Hunky. Hurdl. B. Humnwl. .I. Timzmus. A student is needed. He is in study ball. A blue pass is written and the vnunselurs' help delivers the pass. If a letter needs to be typed. a paper filed. or a catalogue fuund. the vnunselors. help is eager and ready tn assist. Green absence Slips are pivked up eaoh hour and attendant? is revurded fmm the slips. A yellow Slip is deliv- ered as a student is summoned from the uffice by the office help. v, , .,,M , 4 , wlnvwWijmm.mv,.x OFFICE HELP-Front row: Quinley, R. King. Montalbanu. 'NQAMWWWA 3 3 w - War c? a - m . ,1; t 1W i - A. c, a ., n v- uw; e t K 3: 7w x- , M - t . h t 11 .634 5.: i h 1 Xx t , x x f x . t t t A V e 1' xw K x X 3 A 3 .x t v 0:5 WAR ORPHAN CLUB -Front row: M. Miller, Abbott, Delcour, Cochran, Rinne, Hodge, Harding, L. Imperial, V. Cobb, Mattingly. Row two: Bridwell, C. Brown, Giesman, B. Green. Affolter, Richardson, Gibson, Mahon, Ottolini, R. Kline, Sagitto, Hampe. Row three: Miss Smith. sponsor; T. Miller, C. Dale. D. Collins, R. Yonker, M. Whitney, H. Kaufmann, Dazzo, T. Gannon, C. Woodside, Lynam. The most horrid result of a war is the number of orphans it leaves. In an effort to aid one Italian girl, the War Orphan Club sends the dona- tions of the student body to better the life of an orphan. Secretaries-to-be strive for per- fection by joining together to better their knowledge of the business world through speakers, films, and WAR ORPHAN OFFICERS: Jean Richard- field trips sun. assistant treasurer: Carolyn Brown. sev- . relary: Roy Dale. president: Harriet Rinne. treasurer. GREGGITES OFFICERS: Janet Brown. treasurer; Karen Harbison. vice president; Donna Cliver. president; Mary Haney. program chairman; Jean Rich- ardson, secretary. QBEGGITES-Front row: Asch. B. Hovis. J. Brown. Harbison. Cliver. Richardson, Rinne. K. Hoch. Row two: L. Longt Bogue. M. Brown. Lime. X .Creen. Haney. Burch. Donahue. Row three: Ulmer. Bryan. Mattus. Quinley, Perkins. Batts. K. Miller. 104 ant '30 concessionaires L :5! ' 1 Vx ix CAFETERIA HELP-Front row: T. Gannon, R. Cobb. Carroll. Row two: Jennings. Grantham. In the rush of the two lunch hours and in the midst of the orders, the cafeteria help seem to stay tranquil in the environment which so evidently is not. The need for such workers who know their iitradei, is evident, and the boys serve well and the school is fed. In an effort to attain a high standard of sports- manship the selected members of the Maple Leafs strive for cnoperation with the team. its coaches, and the referees. Foremost in the minds of fourteen boys is the ideal of high standards 0f sportsmanship and school spirit. The fulfillment of this goal is attained through service to the crowds, teams, coaches, and visitors at athletic events. The determination of such a group is to be admired and respected. MAPLE LEAFS-Front row: 5. Miller, D. Boyer, J. Miller, B. Thompson, D. Todd. Row two: Glenn, O,Sullivan, Mowry, DeWees, Mr. Truman Addington, sponsor. Row three: B. Bean, Grommet, P. Banta, Berni, Gruendler. m... A- --..1-T A A ,we Mm $$$$eeette ' 7 . 47W; I; ,, Way DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS: Laura Mahon. secretary; Pam Klein. president; Debbie Martin. treasurer. DEBATE CLUB-Front row: Oetting, Hamil. D. Smith, Mahon. P. Shatto, C. Trampier. Pierce. J. Prnvinse. Row two: Landon. Moehle, D. Martin, S. Provinse, C. Nickesont P. Klein. D. Kinnard. R. Klein. 5. Wilson. Row three: Banden. Krohne. Buyer. Gruendler. R. Hempen. J. Mitchell. Willis. Wick. The aim of the History Seminar and the Debate Club is to search for the reasons that cause much 0fthe world to live in darkness. The Debate Club questions todayas world and strives to seek answers to the problems that confront us as young leaders. The History Seminar examines the problems, failures, and successes of the past. and with that gained insight. they look to the future with hopes and ideas to better the world. HISTORY SEMINAR-Front row: G. Stewart. Dickerson. J. Watsnn. Hentz. Brenizer. A. Sanders. M. Schneider. Row two: B. Coleman. C. Brown. Stntlvr. Dnughtery. Alexander. Wick. 106 V, This group aspirvs In bet-ume fighlvrs nf ignorunvo by drawing white Chalk line Ihmugh dark boards. It is thmugh this goal that the Future Teat-hcrs of Amerivu are joined. The meetings consist of lH-turvs. field trips. and disvussions m learn and A . grow in a pnssiblv future carver. FTA OFFICERS: Karen Harbison. secretary; Judy Province. vice president: CaruI-xn Brown. president; Karen Albavh. treasurer. FTA-Front row: Watsunq Brenizer. Harbisnn, J. Brown, T. Gannon, Olauglllim Sagittu. Delcuur. Shook, Schneider. C. Stewart. Row two: Provinse, Mrs. Heidolph. sponsor; A. Sanders. Dickerson, Easterly. Haney. P. Harman. Spams. Mauzy. Pien-e. Mr. Coy. sponsor. Row three: Landon, Albarh, C. Brown. lflrivh, S. Provinse, Mattus. Simunis. D. Moeser, Ferber. Shirley Denny. Keel. Hoemann. 1,016: artisans ARTISTIKS OFFICERS: Martha Schneider, president; Rich Caldwell, secretary-treasurer; Karen Manoogian, vice president. ARTISTIKS-Front row: Cluck, Caldwell, J. Glaser. Row two: Manoogian, Wesselman, M. Schneider, J. Climer, Williamson, Wiegraffe, Britton, Lyles. Row three: Bowen, Aldag, Hampe, Kley, Mrs. Quinn. sponsor. Row four: Coleman, Brandt, J. Bolte. Row five: F. Weaver, D. Wilson, Rutherford. R. Dale, Daily, P. Harman. Through the Renaissance, the impressionistic age, and up to todayis op and pop art, the creative impulse has t CH pulled artists together. From oil to canvas with a flight of a line a new world, a new image is opened to the creator and the beholder. A new club, with a yearn for an understanding of art and its appreciation, stands as another touch with culture. Cooperative Occupational Education is one of M-R.H.,s preparations of its students for the future. With one g half of a school day spent in classes and the latter half working at ajob, the student learns a skill while earning money :9 5 and his diploma. The future for the COE students holds no fears, only opportunities. -5- COE-Front row: C. Delcour, R. Jones, Cliver, Burch, M. Brewer. Woods, Bryan, K. Miller, Tinsley, C. Nebbitt. Row two: Bernie Schepersy Kettenacker, Larry Moore, C. Stewart, Dulaney, Boehmer, Parsons, E. Langston, G. Moeser, D. Marlowe, Mr. Whitworth, sponsor. Row three: Lyles, L. Dunn, T. Craddock, Dodson, W. Schultz, Richards, Hornburg, P. Harman, Perkins. h NV? tlf' '2 kiij I , x 1 ,W1 ,atih Ab 'Ig'hj;7 1tg'mwnl 37.1, uowulntllmgct 4 .fi.?tlll'9;gvl I llullvl s .'3es!;ulll3?tv CHESS CLUB-Front row: C. Stallman, J. Grimm, Banden, Wick, C. Nickeson. M. Schneider. C. Stewart. Row two: Alexander, Hentz, A. Horvat, B. Decker, P. Klein, T. Abuzeide. Mr. Aycock,s Chess Club is a gathering of fine minds moving carved figures over a squared board. The player of this game must have a skilled mind with an acute knowledge of chess strategy. The experience gained through the necessity of thinking each play out in detail is knowledge that may be applied to any phase of mental labor. RED CROSS-Front row: Palumbo, J. Bolte, S. Barks, M. Schneider, Rinne, A. Imperial, N. godd, Creenwell. Row two: D. Woodley, Manoogian, C. Stewart, V. Burns, V. Walters, Pulos, azzo. How often it is heard that todayis youth are too carefree and give no thought to others. Yet, an organi- zation at M-R.H. contradicts this statement. For the Red Cross strives to better the world through projects. With the ideal of service, the club aids and gives com- fort whenever possible. Under the leadership of Miss Yackel, the Red Cross is accredited for much charit- able work. RED CROSS OFFICERS: Front row: Jackie Bolte, president; Mickey Palumbo, secretary; Nancy Tood. vice president. Row two: Georgia Pulos, Bi-State repre- sentative; G. Stewart, treasurer; Karen Manoogian, Bi-State representative. r39? ,3 . ? united we stand, divided we fall A group of elected representatives and their officers and sponsors meet to discuss the prob- lems of a society; of our society. They unite to solve these problems . . . to aid . . . and better our existence. What greater aim is there to be found. Here is a committee of young future leaders striving to create an awareness in the world which we soon will lead; to bring one student thousands of miles to live. The cost, the time, and the work is little compared to the worth of one particle of understanding gained through this Foreign Exchange Program. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Front row: Laurie Moore. corres- ponding secretary; Janet Brown, recording secretary. Row two: Jack DeWees, vice president; Larry Smith, treasurer; Bradley Bean. president. .. .1 3 STUDENT COUNCIL-Front row: Mr. Detering, sponsor; Hawthorne, Laurie Moore, M. Brown, Braun, Shatley. Rutherford, Hamil. Lowe. Janet Brown. Sharon Denny. Mrs. Jones. sponsor. Row two: Forrest. Coode, OiNeill, Feagans, Harbison, J. Conrad. Allard, J. Thompson, Abbott Bridwell. Heald. Row three: Bradley, B. Bean. D. Ehll. Mueller. Shirley Denny. Brandt. Moehle, Stricklin, Brotherton, Cobb, Barnes. D. Moeller, W. Johnson. Row four: Larry Smith. DeWees. NI. Weaver. Raines. Linda Smith. Vahle. C. Cnlemam Hurstman. Cruendler. T. Cannon. Cooper. M. Bean. HO athletic alumni In an effort to help support the Fureign Exchange Committee, a basketball game be- tween the present team and the prominent players of past years was scheduled and sponsored by the Student Council. Even higher than the excitement was the contribu- tions the game produced. Due to the efforts of the faculty, alumni, and todayas Student, the Foreign Exchange ngram has survived another year. 112 During the late summer of 1966, a girl from Ludwigshurg. West Germany. arrived in St. Louis to spend one year in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horstman. Fran Horstman served as her American sister and Closest friend. Through- out her experiences shown on this page such as the GAA initiation, school days. and the Backwards Dance. the understanding of two lands grew. Miss Moeller. we thank you. The letter above was written by Gisela expressing her feelings to- ward the people of M-RH. miss gisela moeller liDo not expect anything from anything, and you will have the most wonderful time. Sure, it,s different. But you did not come to America to find your own home again; you came to learn what America and Americans are like, and this you will get. Try to be a new baby starting a new life. It will he truly wonderful? These were about the last words we heard from our American Field Service ehaperons before we took our hesitant steps on American ground when we arrived in New York last August. The bus trip to St. Louis, the meeting with my new family, the first days at school, the fun we had-time is just flying, and itls hard to believe that so soon the time will come to say good- bye to all of you. It will be hard to leave, but the friendships and memories Iill take home with me will last for years. This was a wonderful year; thanks to you all who made it possible, because each of you gave me so much friendliness. Perhaps together weive made the motto of the AFS come true: i6Walk together, talk together, all ye people of the earth; then and only then shall ye have peace? mmewm ,, www.twa v... ., M-CLUB-Front row: McClure, Kram, Glogovac, R. Cobb, Gill, Wiegraffe, D. Todd, J. Pretto. Row two: Glenn. M. Serra. Mowry. Grantham. DeWees, B. Thompson, R. Dale, S. Moore. Row three: D. Wilson, Field. B. Hummel, Gruendler. Gannon, Cooper. Hale. Baker. the gentlemen warriors of sports A gathering of selected lettermen are striving to make M-R.H. a better school for its sportsmanship, spirit, and leadership. Whether the members are in the stands Oil. on the playing field, court, or track, the goal of good sportsmanship with high standards is in their minds as a code of conduct. The goals of this club extend into other phases of school life as the past athletes of M-R.H. are immortalized through the efforts of the athletic group as the Hall Of Fame that is situated in the gym lobby is enlarged. The M-R.H. concrete letters at the end of the field stand very symbolically for the student body. By repairing these letters, the group illustrates its goal throughout the school: that of betterment. M-CLUB OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Front row: Alan Grantham, secretary; Tim Cannon, vice president; Jack De- Wees, treasurer. Row two: Art Wiegraffe, Ron Cooper, Roger Cobb. Roy Dale, executive committee members. CABINET MEMBERS-Front row: Moore, Hampe, Young, S. Cluck. Row two: Vahle, Williamson, Manoog- ian, Sharon Denny. Row three: Hamil, Allard, Conrad, Moehle. FRESHMAN CAA-Front row: Frick, Botts, Myers, R. Weaver, Pursley, Thorp, Grayson, Lovejoy. Riney, Pretto. S. Caseyt Pesek. Fuhrman. Nack. Row two: Sharpe, Harr, Crisham, Nickeson, Battreal, Bolte, Conrad, Come, Dreyer, Banden. Ruff, Templeton, Holland, Trower, Delcour. Row three: Sullivan, D. Smith, Wilson, Gannon, McClure, Peters, Rollhaus, Mower, Speros, Shatto, Heidbrier. Ferguson, Walker, Reed. Alexander. Row four: Grommet, D. Hall, Heggs, Hummel, Sajovetz, J. Hall, Walters, Brewer, Rodgers. J. Bolte. Barnes, Durney, Raish. B. Green, Allen, Cobb, Woodley, Marlowe. 114 GAA OFFICERS-From right: Mary Brown, treasurer; DeDe Ehll. sec- retary; Michelle Coons, president; Jean Richardson, vice president. Be it dribbling down a basketball court, lighting candles in an initiation ceremony, or on a dance floor, the girl in M-RH,s Girls, Athletic Association stands out as a special someone. The creed ascertains that each girl lives up to the ideals of good sportsmanship and ladylike manners at all times. It is through GAA that the girls of M-RH develop as athletes and ladies. Qt SOPHOMORE CAA-Front row: Kilburn, Yelton. Woodside. C. Thames. P. Miller. Braun. J. Wiss. V. Abuzeidv. Sagitto. M. Laux. C. May. Fowler. Frahm. Row two: McFarland, Reyland Vincent, Micheau. Hitchens. Tessereau. Zubic. Hardy. Gibson. Currut. Schmidt. Lore. Mattingly, S. O Neil. Row three: Hildebrand. C. Jones. S. Kern. Brotherton. Stevens. White. C. Abbutt. Heald. Bridwell. S. vainse. H. Jones. C. Ehll. Davis. Row four: D. Ulrich. Shirley Denny, Greb, Browning, NI. Nuvak. Butler. McDunuld. Lurah. L. Thompson. Ritcher. Simonis. Kramer, P, Bailey, Bowen. Kerper. JUNIOR CAA-Front row: D. Martin, Brynes, Leriche, Voss, Licata, Rutherford, Beike. Wachter, Bridges, Chapman, Havener, Weinberg, Phillips, Whaley, Dedeaux, B. Climer. Row two: Banden, Landon, Brandt, Wesselman, Lucas, Eaton, Weidenhoffer, Greenwell, L. Thompson, Dotson, P. Taylor, Hamil, Cail Taylor. Row three: J. Conrad, Hardt, Getting, Hampe, Shatley. M. Whitney, Mattox, D. Moore, Nickeson, Klein, J. Thames, J. Smith, Thomas, L. Kaufman, Moehle. Row four: H. Kaufman, Aldag, S. Wilson, J. Thompson, Linda Smith, Hawthorne, Allard, Dazzo, L. Harman, Tyson, Jennings, Kretchmar, Irwin, Florence, Reed, Tessereau, Stricklin, D. Collins. SENIOR GAA-Fronl row: Dickerson, Lois Smith, Burch, Ulmer, L. Moore, Bogue. C. Delcour. Cole. Hodge. Harbison. Manoogian. Young, Richardson. Row two: Brenizer, Feagans, C. Walker, G. Stewart, Schneider, D. Sanders. Coughlin. Mary Brown. V. Green. Watkins. J. Hall. Cluck. Williamson. Hentz. Lowe. Row three: K. EasterlyhT. Taylor, Cline, Jackie Bolte. D. Ehll. Giesman. Sharon Denny. Tate. A. Sanders. Eatherly. L. Long. Rinne. Langston, Batts, Haney. Row four: Horstman, Fiedler, Muller. Moeller. Palumbu. Albach. Lorenz. Alexander. Cole- man. Vahle. Quinley. J. Timanus. Mattus. Pulos, P. Harman, Ottolini. swirlers 0f confetti The heart of a game 15 not just the players. but the fans, the followers. and the supporters. Led by the cheerleaders the Pep Club performs as one surge of spirit, one voice of encouragement. In a whirling image of confetti, shakers. screams. and flash cards, the team is spurned on to victory by the cheers 0f the stands. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mickey Palumbo. secretary-treasurer; Valerie Vahle. president: Janet Conrad. vice president. H5... 5H m6 aulwkn. $ t .. -r. y... -.-m FRESHMAN PEP CLUB-Fronl row: Frick. A. Nickeson. L. Myers. Weaver. C. Johnson. D. Lee. Pursley. Shook. L. Kreu'hmur. S. Grayson. L. Riney. S. Pretto. 5. Casey. M. Pesek, Furhman. S. Nack. Row two: Reuniun. Truelnux K. Hurr. Butts. Bullrval. N. Bultv. 1.. Conrad. Come. R. Tharp. M. Dreyer, Banden. L. Ruff. B. Green. P. Reed. Trmver. J. Delcuur. Row three: X. Sullivan. D. Sharp. T. Wilson. T. Uunnun. NI. McClure. Peters. C. Rullhaus. C. Mower. H. Spems. Heidbrivr. Ferguson. Walker. Holland. 51-11vale NIm-Ht-r.Rowfour: Ummmol.D.Hall. vags. L. Hummel. Sajnvetz. J. Hall. Walter. J. Rodgers. V. Barnes. Durney. Relish. Templeton. MINI. V. Cobb. D. Wnudlcy. P. Thumpsun. V. Stunfurd. SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB-Front row: Sagitto. Yelmn. C. Thames. Woodsides. Fowler. Wiss. May. Braun. V. Abuzeide, M. Laux, P Miller. Frahm. Harding. O'inughlin. Row two: 0.Neil. Micheau. Kilburn. Hitchens. Zubic. Vincent. Tessereau. Gibson. Currat. Hardy. Lore H. Jones. Mattingly. Casey. Row three: Shirley Denny. Jonas. C. Jones. Stevens. Brotherton. White. Heald. Bridwell. C. Abbott. Simnnis bghmidt. E. Simpsun. S. O'Neil. Warren. Row four: Creb. Hilderbrand. Browning. Reyland. Nnvak. Butler. Lurah. L. Thompson. Ritcher O'Dnnald. Kramer. vainse. P. Bailey. NI. Bowen. C. Ehll. Kerper. D. Mneser. . s . x WAWN $Vx mmwm. JUNIOR PEP CLUB-Front row: J. Conrad, Hawthorne, T. Beike, C. Licata, M. Shatley, Allard, Rutherford, Wachter, Chapman, Weinberg. Whaley, Havener, B. Climer. Row two: Aldag, Nofsinger, D. Martin, Hampe, Wesselman, Lucas, Dedeaux, Kretchmar. Eaton, Greenwell. L. Thompson. S. Dotson, L. Kaufman, J. Harris. Row three: Porter, Banden, Klein, Oetting, J. Provinse, D. Collins. J. Brandt, Moehle. Wiedem- hoffer, Mahon, D. Moore. H. Kaufmann, Dazzo, Hamil, Gerling. Row four: Gail Taylor, S. Wilson, Hardt, Landon. P. Jennings, Stricklin, Linda Smith. C. Nickeson, B. Raines. M. Whitney, L. Irwin, W. Tessereau, Florence, L. Reed, Leriche. SENIOR PEP CLUB-Fyont row: A. Imperial. Ulmer, Hodge, D. Sanders, Lois Smith. L. Feagans. M. Schneider. G. Stewart. T. Taylor. Cluck. L. Moore. Cole. Wllllanyson. Manoogian. Haney, Burch. Row two: P. Harman. Brenizer. Lowe. C. Walker. Bogue. Harbison. Mary Brown. Coughlm. V. Green, J. Hall. Rlchardson. Young. Batts Dickerson. Row three: Watkins. K. Easterly. Cline. Palumbo. J. Bolte. Giesman. Alex- ander. D. Ehll, A. Sanders. Eatherly. Hentz, Rinne. Ottolini, C. Brown. Row four: Horstman. Fiedler. J. Muller, Mueller. Albach. Lorenz. Sharon Denny, B. Bean. Vahle. R. Jennings. Coleman. Quinley, L. Long, Mattus. J. Timanus. Pulos. H8 ; 41 s i ! illlWIl ill . 'Q 1 QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS-Front row: Vahle. Coleman. Dickerson. J. Brown. Harbison. Coons. Lowe, L. Feagans. Second row: Presley. Fiedler. Field. R. Cooper. T. Gannon. Hurstman. K. Easterly. In striving to bring only the best written publications to the students and patrons of M-R.H., the reward of such excellent products coincides with membership to Quill and Scroll, the Maplewood chapter of the international honor society for high school journalists. The members are chosen by Miss Joanne Kilsberg and Miss Diane Downing, sponsorS'Of THE CHIP and the MAPLE LEAFS, respectively. Besides reaching the necessary standard of excellence the journalist must be in the upper third of his junior or senior class with a B or better average in journalism. With this award as an added incentive it is hoped that the junior journalists will be the professional writers of tomorrow; as the leadership we develop here is used on the next step of life. . . . let there be light. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V ' WW 3' l: m W$xmmm If viewed in the dark, the effect of a light can be seen for miles. So it is with the light of knowledge in a sometimes dark world. These Chosen juniors and seniors, under the leadership of Miss Joanne Kilsberg strive not to keep this learning an indi- vidual thing, but to maintain a high scholastic standard for the entire student body at M-RH. Future leaders are today the leaders and members of the National Honor xV mm, Wm; a ir 92 hr w , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS-Front row: Linda Feagans, treasurer; Karen Dickerson, secretary. Row two: Larry Smith, president; Dennis Todd, vice president. of Maplewondis branch Society, Torch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Front row: D. Martin. B. Climer. Fiedler, C. Stewart, Dickerson. L. Smith, Feagans. D. Todd. Lowe. K- Easterly, A. Sanders. Hardt. Row two: Getting. Provinse. Whitney. Mueller. Havener. Harbison. D. Ehll. Hodge. Dreyer. Abernathy. Vahle. Dazzo. Cruondler. S. Wilson. 120 ., , i7 m 'K whim: The world uf integers. Sines. angles. and equatinns. is vxplured as the selected members of Mu Alpha Theta become aware of the diversity uf mathematics. The meetings are vhallvnging due m the solving of complex prublems and puzzles. The mind5 of the members of Mu Alpha Theta are never durmant. MU ALPHA THETA OFFICERS: Gene Abernathy. vice president: Arlene Sanders. sacrelary; Dennis Todd. president; Herman Martin. trvasurvr. MU ALPHA THETA-Fronl row: Lowe. Dickerson. A. Sanders. C. Nickeson. B. Climer. Creenwell. D. Martin. P. Klein, J. Provinse, S. Wil- , F, son. Row two: Miss Smith. sponsor; Todd. T. Furhman. Abernathy. Vahle. Horstman. Fiedler. S. Moore. Diehl. J. Climer. Row three: Field. Dreyer. Maniaci. H. Martin. Baker. Appersnn. Serra. Glngnvac. Hale. L. Smith. 121 . . . and 5,847 pencils later we finished. W Left to right: Lowe, Co-Editor; Coons, Copy Editor; Dickerson, Business Editor; A. Sanders, Miss Downing, sponsor; L. Feagans, Co-Editor; C. Coleman. Design and Layout Editor. The annual staff is composed of students who volun- teer and apply for positions. Along with the appointed, many helpers were recruited. Besides those pictured, aid was given by Mrs. Donna Quinn, art teacher; Martha Schneider, Pat Harman, and Karen Harbison, and others. Each event had to be covered through the camera and the typewriter, each picture carefully evaluated, Photographer Fran Field. cropped, copy sheets written, and the final product checked for errors. The work involved was Often hard and tedious, but with the thought of publishing one years memories in a few pages, the 1967 annual was brought to the students of M-R.H. C. Coleman. Coons, A. Sanders. Kanza Easterly. Business Committee; Karen Dickerson. THE CHIP sponsor, Miss Joanne Kilsberg and editor Fran Hurstman discuss photographs with Fran Field, photographer. v 1! . ,. .. Assistant Editor Michelle Coons and Feature Editor Janet Brown examine the latest issue of the newspaper. With a goal of fair and equal coverage of all school events, THE CHIP functions as M-R.Hfs contribution to the world Of journalism. Under the supervision of Miss Joanne Kilsberg, the policy of the news- paper is made a reality of which every person involved with the school is proud. The work in- volved in the production of one issue of a paper includes assignments, rewrite after rewrite, page plan, and paste- ups. Viewing our world objectively as news- paper men, we can see life from a higher plain. Reporters Lois Smith, Denis Stotler. and Karen Albach help Circulation Manager Kanza Easterly distribute issues. Cheryl Coleman. Art Editor: Tim Cunnnn, Copy Editor: and Stew- Pn-slry. Foulun' Hditur: mnnpzm- string: spum- uilh Club Editor. l,imlu lmwo. Spotlight on Youth rcpurtt-r Karon Hurhisnn and News Editor Diane Fit'dlvr post xn'ilv-ups ul' NHLH. with Assistant Cupy Editor Linda Feugans. Bill Thompson aids Assistant Sports Editor Val Vahle and Sports Editor Ron Cooper. .u-p-n- Hair .4, ,q; 0 r . w m wmwmmvx 7.4.3.3: 1967 cheerleaders exhibit their spirit. Pattie Willimnson captain Bonnie Allard Sondra Oetting, Sharon Denny, and Linda Hamil await the final gun to Claim M-RH victors. I 24 Jan Carder Karen Monoogian co-captain 2; ' yx i a E s mhiiM? :3 x ! 32 a 4 93 ' ' I V9 strong ta ' 1! was a long pull, and a ' W a pull all together? dieL The devil after a Metrecal I 28 Our own creation. Cheer them along the way? 967 Homecoming battle cry. strong pull, and 7 i diet 1967 HOMECOMING COURT: Donna Stricklin. junior maid; Cheryl Colemans senior maid: Lima WW QM : Debb'e Currat, sophomore maid; Debbie Grisham, freshman maid. 130 all royalty ' Ww M WC Miss Linda Young Homecoming Queen, 1967 M 7 Mr. Bradley Bean Backwards Dance King, 1967 I31 i 4:. futdr ;- ASLJ -- -Zl GAA BACKWARDS DANCE COURT-Sharon Denny, Dance Manager; John Bringewatt. freshman jack: DeDe Ehll. SH'retary: Pat Glaser. juniorjack; Mickey Coons, president; Brad Bean, king:Jea11 Richardson, vice president: Mun Crunlhum. wniurjark. GAA CABINET-ROW one: YOUHga Hampe, J. Conrad.Row two: Mnehle, Williamson. Allard. Vahle. Clurk. L. Monre. Mammgian. mywwf' m . 7ch I .wmw f- i. xx w WV mxuw ngx g mwu M a .: mvmmmw 35F From this picture, it is easy to observe what a fun loving and merry croWd some of the kids are. . Weive only got $18,000 left? This looks like monkey business. Just doni't think that because you were chosen king, that GAA will merge with Student Council. 1V I34 Miss Patie Williamson Mr. Roger Cobb neptune9s royal court The social season closed with the Senior Prom. As couples danced in Neptuneis Garden, one more step became a memory. The maids and jacks from whom the king and queen were chosen the night of the prom stand for the friendships and bonds formed in the past four years. With a glance back at that past step, the graduates of 1967 recall their social life highlighted by the last of their high school proms. Could the girls ever forget the evening preparation for the prom; their long dresses, and special hair dds? This was the first time for the boys to dress formally. Corsages, favors, and a court are the factors of any such event, but for the seniors it was a very special and very memorable dance; the last dance for the Class Of 1967. Miss Linda Young Mr. Alan Grantham Miss Jean Richardson Mr. James Britton Miss Michelle Coons Mr. Don Adams l ,4- Miss Sharon Denny Mr. Bradley Bean Miss Karen Manoogian Mr. Michael Clugovac Miss Lauriv Mmm- Mr. Dave 8011un Miss DeDe Ehll Mr. Larry Smith Miss Ann Imperial Mr. Tim Gannon Miss Cheryl Coleman Mr. Ken Kram In a transformation with crepe paper and gay decorations, the gym became a tropical island. The theme of the Junior-Senior Prom of 1967 created a perfect setting for the coronation in- volving the elected 18 ribbon bearers, six junior maids, and three senior maids, from whom the queen was elected the night : :- 0f the prom. The paradise remains as a touch of majestic swirl in the M-R.H. social life. Long after the last piece of crepe paper is burned, and the tables folded, the memory of that certain song or that certain dance will linger. For we have spent one night in a tropical paradise. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAIDS-Senior Maids, Front row: Karen Manoogian, Jean Richard- son, Linda Young. Junior Maids, Second row: Mary Shatley, Bonnie Allard, Sondra Oetting. Peggy Hawthorne, Linda Hamil. .-.4:$13. .l .- JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM RIBBON BEARERS-Front row: Brand, Eaton. Second row: Wiggins, Wesselmen, Hampe, Lucas. Licata, Rutherford, Nofsinger. D. Martin, Montalbano, Moehle, Linda Smith, Aldag, K. Thompson, Landon, Stricklin. II: n 4m3ww. ,e v94 , ' Myitwt w-nbitfa Qty! t36 .D: . '-., . u . I. , 0.. .Qy . . . u - . .l ...' 0!... ; . . . y . g fennwwmyr'p: , $.59 g ... 1-, .ln. swim Ii! 11 - .. WWW? 3.x... R; . - .x xu KW... , t, .K 0so .8 A ..I I . w o: km vq . Ra..- , K x x . 1,, ,V w ,, J. ., .. V . , 1 Q , . .,7 1,. ,c. fl, .3; ,A .H s, $ 1w . J , ,, s. V O. r 7th h . , ., , . . , , ,a. . l r ' .w z 4 ,f . 1.. , As :,.T , , . 5 m. y I. , , , ,. . , a. ,x . 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Jost Realty C0. 2309 Big Bend Maplewood 43, M0. complimvnls of HENDRIX AUTO BODY CO. 3540 Greenwood Blvd. JOHNSQNS SERVICE wheel alignment brakes Phillips 66 Products MI 5-9824 3105 Big Bend Blvd. JONES TYPEWRITER C0. 2743 Sutton Maplewaod. Mo. adding machines 8; Sales, service rentals typewriters BETTER CLEANING A. Morgan MORGANS CLEANERS 2814 Big Bend 115 W. Lockwood M17-5096 W0 2-3316 SARATOGA RECREATION INC. Corom 81 Pocket Billiards Ml 5-9633 Bowling Lanes 2725A Sutton Junior Bowlers Always Welcome Kay,s Womenas Wear 7327 Manchester Avenue Maplewood 43, Missouri Junior-Misses-Half Sizes RECORDS RECORD PLAYERS MUSIC LESSONS SHEET MLSIC KENNEDY-BROWNIE MUSIC CO. 7302 Manchester Ave. MI 73223 66Art Supplies11 1sWlindow Glass Installed11 JEAN F. BEACH CO. 16Plcture Framing11 Cooling and Heating - Sales-Installation-Service Hoffman Palnt, Glass and Wallpaper C0. MI. 5-0250 7314 Manchester Ave. 3109 Sutton Ave, MI 7-8240 HOUSKA1S GARRETTS SERVICE STATION automotive repair and service 23 l 7 Big Bend Maplewood, Missouri Open til 9:30 p.m. 1967 951-193 athletic association OFFICERS PRESIDENT Michelle Coons VICE PRESIDENT Jean Richardson SECRETARY DcDo Eh TREASURER Mary Bmwn CABINET Bonnie Allard Karen Manoogian Janet Conrad Mary. Moehle Sharon Denny Laurle Moore Sue Cluck Val Vahle Linda Hamil Patie Williamson Sue Hampe Linda Young WV wr-v-v w n A ,, .r 7.. nt v 4A . . . . . z-ma-i2 mn- .3172; $1259? 7 3 4m 4 . .- .. 4.1-; EH .... 391-..- 4153-1: 1391 :m:;;. 52,113,? 9.37;. . .7 w : .M A Abbott. Carol 26.96.104.110.115.117 Abernathy. Cent- 41.89.102.120.121 Abuzeide. Tony 20.109 Abuzeide. Vickie 26.96.115.117 Adams. Chris 32 Adams. Don 41.74.78.134 Adams. Jim 20 Addingtnn. Truman 13.105 Advanced Girls. G166 96 Affnlter. Charlene 32.104 Albach. Karen 41.99.107.116.118.123 Aldag. Sally 32.108.115.118.136 Aldrich. Eddie 41.88.107 Alexander. Dorothy 20.114 Alexander. Kem 41.92.97.100.106.109. 116.118.83.84 Allard. Bonnie 32.110.115.118.124.132 Allen. Donna 20.114.117 Alton. Debbie 26 Alton. Linda 25 Amos. Ron 32.86 Anderson. Cedric 20 Anderson. Charles 26.69.75 Anderson. Evelyn 41 Anderson. Shelby 41.101 Annual Staff 122 Apperson. Rick 32.74.79.101 Arft. George 13.74.75 Asch. Linda 41.99.104 Aubuchon. Ken 20 Augustine. Mary 20 Aycock. Lonnie 13 B Backwards Dance 131.132.133 Bagby. Doug 20.75 Bailey. Jerri 20 Bailey. Pat 26.115.117.83 Baker. Mark 32.68.73.80.86.101.113.121 Band 92 Banden.Chery1 32.106.108.115.118 Banden. Debbie 20.100.114.117 Banta. Paul 32.105 Barbeau. Dennis 32 Barker. Phyllis 36.96 Barks. Susan 25.109 Barlow..1u1ius 42.92 Barnes. Richard 20 Barnes. Vicki 20.110.114.117 Barrale. Don 20.69.88 Baseball 88 Basketball 74.75 Bastin. Donna 20 Bastin. Elaine 32 Battreal. Donna 20.100.114.117 Batts.1niss 42.104.116.118.84 Bauer..10yce 31.100 Bean. Brad 42.86.97.99.102.105.110.118. 131.132.135 Bean. Marshall 26.92.110.85.86 Beike. Bob 26.68.75 Beike. Tony 32.100.115.118 Bell. Don 26 Bennett. Patricia 32 Berni. Mike 42.105 Beye, Jack 20 Blackwell. Doris .31 Blair. Cnnniv 32.42 Blair. Dean 20 Blanton. Bob 26 B1ay1mfk. 13011 42.68 Bley. John 25 Blow. David 63 Blue. Larry 20 Board 61' Education 11 Boehmer. Art 26.86.96 Boehmer. Linda 42.108 Bogus. Diane 42.104.116.118 Boillot. Mike 20 Bolte..1ackie 43.93.108.109.114.116.118 Bolte. Jenny 20.114 Bolte. Nancy 20.93.114.117 B01te.Joe 43 Bolton. Leroy 20 Boly. Denise 20 Bonskowski. Pat 26 Borchers. Larry 32 Borgschulte. Mike 20 Botts. Lois 20.92.96.114117 Bowen. Marilyn 26.108.115.117 Boyer. Dale 32.101.105.106 B0ys1 Glee Club 96 Bradley. Bruce 20.81.92.94.110 Brady. Clifford 20.69.75 Brand. Janet 32.108.110.115.118.136 Brase. Elsa 13 Braun. Sheila 26.110.115.117 Brazell. Bob 26 Breeding. Harold 32 Breeding. Joey 20.96 Brelsford. Pat 26 Brenizer. Caiolyn 43.106.107.116.118 Brewer. Linda 20.114 Brewer. Mary 43.108 Brewer. Michael 13.102 Brewer. Dennis 32 Bridges. Sheila 32.115 Bridwe11.Pat 26.83.86.104.110.115.117 Bringewatt. John 20.75.100.132 Britten. Jim 43.74.78.88.108.134 Brockmeier. Lon 43.92 Brooner. Barb 26.101 Brooner. Don 31.33 Brotherton. Penny 26.110.115.117 Brown. Carolyn 43.99.104.106.107.118 Brown. Charles 13.94 Brown. James 20.69.81 Brown.1anet 43.99.104.107.110.123.119 Brown. Laura 33 Brown. Mary 44.103.104.110.116.118 Brown. Peggy 13 Browning. Rosemary 26.84.115.117 Bruschke. Dorothea 13.100 Bryan. Barbara 26 Bryan. Reverta 44.104.108 Buechel. Pat 26.86 Burch. Brenda 44.104.108.116.118 Burgess. Eric 44.80 Burke. Sheran 36 Burnett. Bruce 44.92.94.100 Burns. Debbie 27 Burns. Randall 20 Burns. Vicki 20 Burns. Wilson 27 Bushy. Sandra 44.97.99 HutvnhuH. Tum 20 Butler. Susan 27.96.115.117, Hyingtun..1amps 21 Byrnes. Diane 3.3.115 C Cah-Ir-ria H911; 105 Cain. Lynda 44 Caldwell. Richard 44.108 Campbell. Donna 21 Cannon. Sandra 33 Cantagi. Char1es 21 L'areyulames 21 Carlynn. A119n 31 Carr..lim 4588.89.97 Carro11. Chris 45 Carr011.Dale 45.97.105 Carter. Carlton 21.69.75 Carter..10hn 33.68.86 Casey. Debbie 26.92.100.117 CaSEy. Suzanne 21.100.114.117 Chapman. Cindy 33.115.118 Chard.Jean 13.92.94 Cheerleaders 124.125 Chess Club 109 Chip 123 Choir 95 Clark. Mike 21 Claverie. Tom 33 Clevelen. Richard 21.100 Climer. Barbara 33.115.118.120.121 C1imer.John 45.101.108.121 C11ne.Janet 45103104116118 Cliver. Donna 45.104.108 Cobb. Vivian 21.104.114.117 Cobb. Roger 40.45.68.72.88.99.105.110. 113.134 COE 108 Cochran. Gerri 27.104 Cochran. Paul 13 C016. Diane 45.94.97.116.118 Cole. Hubert 21.80.100 Coleman. Bert 33.92.106 Coleman.Chery1 46.108.110.116.118. 119.122.123.135 Coleman. Randy 27.75.86 Collins. Dana 33.100.104.115.118 C011ins.Gary 27.92 Collins. Mike 27 Collins. Peggy 46 Conrad. .Izlnvl 27.33.110.114.115.116. 117.132 Conrad. Linda 20.21.100.117 Coons. Michelle 46.99.116.103.118.119. 122.123.132.134 Cooper. Ron 46.68.73.110.113.119.123 Corcoran. Malcolm 46.68 C0rder.Jan 46.124 Come. Cheryl 21.92.114.117 Comer. Kathy 27 C0ughlin..1udy 46.103.116.118 Counselofs Help 103 Courtney. Lyle 1Gene1 21 Coy. Warren 13.107 Craddock. Pat 46 Craddock. Tim 47.108 Craft. Dennis 21 rt .31 73w :4 33'1331 WV 3. . Craft. Ricky 47.63 Craig. Orval 13.27 Creason. Craig 27 Creighton.1anel 27 Crofts. Virginia 12 Crunk. Dale 21 Cucchi. Suzanne 27.100.101 Currat. Debbie 27.83.84.115.117 Custodians 12 Cyrus. Barbara 25 D Daily. Woodrow 63.68.80.108 Dale. Eugene 33.68.88.104 Dale. Gayle 27 Dale. Roy 47.68.73.86.104.108.113 Dance Band 94 Dapron. Roy 33.74.79.97 Dare. Roberta 33 Davis. Charles 36 Davis. Diane 27 Davis.E1aine 27.94.115 Davis.1ack 36 Davis. Janice 21.94 Davis. Richard 21.69.96 Dazzo. Gretchen 33.104.109.115.118.120 Debate Club 106 Decker. William 21.109 Dedeaux. Christine 33.115.118 De.long. Robert 14 Delashmit. David 47.68 Delcour. Cheryl 47.103.107.108.114.116 Delcour. Joan 21.100.117 Del Pizzo. Dr. F. 10 Dencker. Debbie 21 Denny. Sharon 47.83.84.97.99.110.116. 118.124.125.132.135 Denny.Shir1ey 26.27.92.94.101.103.107. 110.115.117 Depuy. Roger 21 Deske1.Joseph 33 Detering. Warren 10.14.110 DeWees. Jack 33.68.73.86.105.110.113 DeWeese. Cary 47 DeWeese. Sharon 31 Dickerson. Karen 47.103.106.107.116. 118.119.120.121.122 Diehl. Richard 48.121 Dodson. Eddie 48.108 Dolan. John 14.94 Donahue. Carolyn 27 Donahue. Richard 21.69 Dmmlluv. Sandra 118.104 Dotson. Carol 33.115.118 Dougherty. Steve 36.106 Dowley. William 27.68.75.100 Downing. Diane 14.122 Drexler. Bob 26.27.68 Dreyer. Marcella 21.92.114.117 Dreyer. Rick 48.86.92.120.121 Dubry. Coral 14.99 Dugger. Melvin 27 Dugger. Tasewell 48 Dulaney..1anet 48.93.101.108 Dunn. Larry 48.92.94.108 Dunn, Randy 33.92.94.101 Dunn. Ricky 28.92.94 Durney, Sue 21.100.114J l7 E Easterly. Kanza 48.100.103.107.116.118. 119.120.122.123 Easterly. Michael 25.28.101 Eatherly. Brenda 49.101.116.118 Eaton. Ann 34.101.115.118.136 Eck. Robert 21 Edwards. Shirley 21 E1111. Charlene 28.92.94.101.115.117. 135 Ehll. Dede 49.84.99.110.116.118.120.132 E1lebracht. Melva 34 Erbschloe. Tom 49 Ernst. Dun 34 Evans. Clinton 34.96.102 Evans. Kenton 21 Evans. Larry 34 Evans. Loretta 25 Evans. William 21.69.102 Everson. Gary 21.81 Evrard. Diane 28 F Farley. Dun 28 Feagans. Linda 49.84.99.110.116.118. 119.120.122.123 Feagans. Pat 21.69 Feick. Don 21.96 Ferber. Linda 28.101.107 Ferguson. Belinda 21.114.117 Fied1er. Diane 49.100.103.116.118.119. 120.121.123 Field. Fran 49.85.102113.119.121.122. 123 Finney. Reginald 21.69.75 Fire Marshals 102 Fitzpatrick. Kathleen 28 Florence. Kathy 34.115.118 Football 68.69 Forbes. Mary 28 Foreman. Elizabeth 31 Forrest. Luther 22.69.75.110 Fortson. Clifford 28 Fowler. Leslie 28.96.100.115.117 Frahm. Suzanne 28.101.115.117 Freeman. James 22.69 French Club 100 Frick. Pam 22.114.117 Friedrichs. Buddy 28 Fuhrman. Deborah 22.100.114.117 Fuhrman. Tim 49.74.78.89.121 Future Teachers of America 107 G CAA 114 Gallagher. Kathy 31 Gallagher. Mike 34 Gallina, .106 31 Callina. Tony 22 Cannon. Terry 22.107.114.117 Cannon. Tim 49.68.72.88.89.99.102.104. 105.110.119.123.135 Car1and. Harold 34 Garren..1ames 34 Garrett. Gene 28 Gates. Robert 36.102 Gates. William 28.102 Gerling. Carol 34.118 German Club 100 Giesman. Bunnie 50.104.116.118 Gibson. Mary 28.104.115.117 C111. James 50.68.72.88.113 Cirls1 Glee Club 96 Gir1.s Sports 83.84 Claspr.11m 50.108 Glaser. Pat 34.132 Glngovac. Mike 50.68.72.102.113.121. 135 Glover. Virginia 14 Cluck. Sue 50.108.116.118.132 Cluck. William 28.68 Glynn. David 34.80.92.105.113 Gueddc. Rick 34 Gnlcham 89 Gouda. Dale 22.110 Goode. William 22.69.100 Ctmdwin. Buddy 36 Grace. Mike 22.69.86.96 Crangcr..1anws 22.69 Grantham. Alan 4050.68.72.97.105.102. 113.132.134 Graysnn. Susan 22.114.117 Greb..13nive 28.92.115.117 Grab. Ronald 22.69 Green. Bm-ky 22.104.114.117 Green. Ed 50.102 Green. .100 28.68.86 Green. Margaret 34 Green. Vicki 50.104.116.118 Greenwell. Carol 34.100.109.115.118.121 Greggite Club 104 Grimn1.10hn 34.109 Crisham. Debbie 22.114 Grisham. Leslie 34.114 Griffith. George 22 Gromer. Roger 22 Grommet. Carol 22.114.117 Grommet. Ed 34.105 Gross. Laurie 14.83 Gruendler. Bi11 32.34.68.86.100.105.106. 110.113.120 Gruendler. Rick 22 Cuelker. Terri 34 Gusoskey. Robert 36 H Hale. Greg 34.68.113.121 Hale. Pamela 36 Haley. Dave 22 Ha11.Dar1a 25.114.117 Hall, Delmis 22 Ha11.Janet 22.117 Hall..10hn 25 Hall. Judy 51.114.116.118 Hall. Mark 28 Hall. Ralph 51 Hall.R0na1d 28.75 Hambly. Jeane 25 Hami1.Linda 32.34.86.97.106.110.115. 118.136 Hamlin. Pansy 28 Hamlin. Terry 34 Hampe. Sue 34.100.103.104.108.115. 118.132 Hancock. Barbara 25 Haney. Mary 51.100.103.104.107.116. 118 Handing, Harry 28 Harbison, Karen 51,99,107,110,116.118, 119,120,123 Harding, Richard 34 Harding, Rita 28,104,117 Hardt, Lynda 34,83,84,100,103,115,118. 120 Hardy, Lauren 28,96,115,117 Hargrove, Connie 25,100 Harman, Jerry 28 Harman, Linda 34,83,115,84 Harman, Pat 51,108,116,118 Harman, Tom 28,68 Harmon, Edward 63,80 Harr, Cathy 22,100,114,117 Harris, Judy 34,118 Harry, Maurice 51,88 Harter, Ethel 14 Hartman, Wayne 22 Havener, Nancy 34,115,118,120 Hawkins, Helen 31 Hawthorne,Pegg 34,110,115,118,136 Hayes, Kathy 22 Heald, Brenda 28,100,110.115,117,84 Heeter, Carol 14,83 Heggs, Sally 114,117 Heidbrier, Cheryl 22,100,114,117 Heidolph, Olive 14,101,107 Heinsohn, Vernon 22,102 Hempen, Richard 22,100,106 Hendrix, Jean 34 Henning, Mike 51,99 Hensler, Greg 22,81,86 Hentz, Drucilla 51,106,109,116,118 Hergert, Janice 52 Herman, Jennivieve 14 Hesse, Dick 28 Hilderbrand, Gail 28,84,92,94,115,117 History Seminar 106 Hitchens, Curtis 22 Hitchens, Sandra 28,84,92.94,115,117 Hoch, Fred 52 Hoch, Karen 52,104 Hochstatter, Dale 28 Hodge.1udy 52,97.193.104,116,118,120 Hoemann. Darrell 22,92,102 Hoffman, Danny 36 Hoffman, Sharon 34 Hogue, Karen 34 Holdman, Joe 34 Holland,10yce 22,114,117 Holmes, Ronald 92 Holrath, Deborah 22 Homecoming Queen 130 Hopkins, Emogine 22 Hopson, Edward 22 Horn, Jim 52,100 Hornburg, Don 52,108 Hornburg, Frank 34 Horstman, Fran 40,52,99,100.110,116, 118,119.121.123 Horvat. Alex 25,28,100,109 Hovis, Brenda 52,101,104 Hovis, Kenneth 22,92,94 Howard, James 34,68,74,75 Hubbs, Jane! 31 Hubbs, Kathy 31 Huff, Paul 28,68 Hummel. Bob 53,68,103,113 Hummel, Lynn 22,100,114,117 Hummen, John 31 Hunziker, Jim 22,81 1 Imperial, Ann 53,97,99,109,118,135 Imperial, Barb 63 Imperial, Linda 96,104 1rwin,.10yce 25 Irwin, Linda 22,34,115,118 J Jakoblewski, Sulvay 34 Janey, Terry 63 Jefferson, John 28 Jenkins, Eric 34,80 Jenkins, Rhonda 22 Jenkins, Rhonea 22 Jennings, Pat 34,115,118 Jennings, Richard 53,99,100,102,105,118 Johnson, Christine 22,116 Johnson, John 22,69 Johnson, Marilyn 34 Johnson, Woodruff 22,75,86,92,110 Johnston, Judy 96 Jolly, Dan 227592, 94 Jonas, Susan 28,96,117 Jones, Carolyn 28,117 Jones, H011y 28,83,115,117 Jones, Janet 14,110 Jones, Kenneth 63 Jones, Lee 34 Jones, Louis 31,68,85,86 Jones, Luther 25,31 Jones, Ronnie 53,108 Jones, Rose 63 Jordan, David 53 Jost, Rita 53 Juengel, John 22 Juengers. Mary Lou 28,83,96 Junior-Senior Prom 136 Juwer, Ellen 22,100 K Kaufman, Hilda 34,115,118 Kaufman, Linda 34,115,118 Keating, Linda 34 Keefe, Kathy 22 Keel. Robert 22,75,100.107 Kekeris, John 22,69,75,96 Keleman, Donald 22 Kemp, Kenneth 34 Kempf, Melvin 23 Kennah, Chris 28 Kermans, Janie 28,34 Kern, Sharon 28,100,115 Kerper, Michael 23,75,102 Kerper. Sue 28,96,115 Kettenacker, Ron 53,101,108 Kiger, Stephen 28 Kiger, William 25 Kilburn, Larry 34,102 Kilburn, Rhonda 28,115,117 Killion, Deavonna tLucy1 28 Kilsberg,,10anne 15,123 King, Delien 34,100 King, Rickie 53,101,103 King, Tom 34 Kinnard, David 23,92.94,106 Klausing, Karen 34 Klein, Pam 34,100,106,109,115,118,121 Klein. Randy 23.69.75,100.104,106 Kva. Hubert 54,108 Klickman. John 15 Knhlcr, Karen 23 Kram. Ken 54,68,72,113,135 Kramer, Pat 29.83.84,96,115,111 Kraus, David 15 Kramer. Mike 29 Kretchmar, Dale 34.100.118 Kretchmar, Lynn 23,115,117 Krohnc. Joyce 34.97.106 Kuhl. Pam 23 Kukay. Peter 31 Kukay, Regina 23 Kumpe, David 23.69.86 L Laird, Joanne 29 Lakin. Mark 23 Lambert. Margaret 15 Landon. Claudia 34.100,106.107.115. 118.136 Lane, Bill 54.86 Lane. David 29 Langford. Linda 34 Langston. Barbara 63 Langston. Earnestine 54.108.116 Larason, Fred 15.32 Latin Club 101 Laux. Jay 29,75 Laux. Mary 29.115.117 Laux. Pat 35 Leach. Bruce 35.68.86 Leach, Norman 23.96 Lee, Debbie 23.100.116 Leek. Bill 23.86.100 Lefler. Shelby 23.69.102 Leriche. Betty 35,115,118 Lewis. Howard 35 Library Assistants 101 Licata. Chris 35.115.118.136 Livingston. Charles 29.92.94 Long, David 29 Long. Linda 54.83,104.116.118 Lorah. Mary Ann 29.96.115.117 Lore, Elizabeth 29.100.115.117 Lorenz. Judith 54.93.116.118 Love. Jacqueline 29 Love, Mike 23.100 Lovejoy, Connie 23,72,114 Lowe. Linda 54,99.103,110.116.118.120, 121,122,123 Lucas, Suzanne 35,115,118,136 Lyles, Alice 23 Lyles, Eugene 29,80 Lyles, Roosevelt 54,108 Lynam, Mike 23,96,102,104 Lynch, Edwardine 25 M M Club 113 Madrigal Singers 97 Maeweather. George 25 Maeweather, Lee Ethel 35 Mahon, Laura 35,101.104,106,118 Mahony. Richard 35 Majorettes 93 Mancuso. Greg 55 Manestar. Robert 29.68.86.92 Maniaci. John 35 Manoogian. Karen 55.108.109.116118. 125.132.135.136 Maple Leaves 105 Marlowe. Darlene 55.108 Marlowe. Sandra 23.114 Martin. Deborah 32.35.106.115.118.120. 121.136 Martin. Herman 55.88.102.121 Maltin. Phil 23 Martin. Steve 35.92 Marlin. Thomas 36 Mason. Jerry 29 Mason. Robert 81 Massey. Glen 23 Matlock. Mary Ellen 29 Mattingly..1udy 29.104.115.117 Mattox. Cary 23 Mattox. Sharon 35.115 Maltus. Linda 55.103.104.116.118 Mauk. Sheila 29 Mauss. Robert 23 Mauzy. John 55.81.107 Mauzy. Mary 29 May. Christine 29.115.117 McClure.1ke 35.68.73.74.78.113 McClure. Margie 114.117 McCollum. Celeste 25 McCollum. Mary 23.86 McCool. Jack 29 McCreight. Roger 55.68 McCullock.Bi11 29.92 McDaniel. Ed 23 McDaniel. Larry 36 McFarland. Leona 29.96.115 McGowen. Glenn 29.68 McKinney. Mike 23.69.92.94 McMillian. William 29 Mendez. Jessie 29 Menos. George 35 Metcalf..11m 23 Meyers. Ron 31 Micheau. Pat 29.94.115.117 Mikkelsen. Claude 15.20 Miles. Eddie 55.68.97 Miller. Dennis Thomas 63 Miller. Doris 29 Miller. Frank 36 Miller. Gayle 2968.85.86.96 Miller..10hn 56.86.100.105 Miller. Kathy 56.104.108 Miller. Maria 29.96.104 Miller. Peggy 29.100.115.117 Miller. Steve 35.105 Miller. Tony 104 Mills. Dale 29 Minor. Cary 35 Minor. Ken 25 Miskel. Larry 29 Mitche11.John 23.69.75.101.106 Moehle. Mary 35.97.106.110.115.118. 132.136 Moeller. Debby 23.100.110.117 Moeller. Gisela 56.99.100.110.112.116. 118,120 Moeser. Debbie 29.100.107.117 Moeser. Georgia 56.108 Moman. Carl 15 Moore. Denise 35.101.115.118 Moore. Larry 10 56.108 Moore. Laurie 56.99.110.116.118.132. 135 Moore. Steve 56.86.101.102.113.121 Monroe. Mary 29 Mnntalbanu. Charlene 35.103.136 Mower. Cindy 23.92.114.117 Muwry. Joe 35.81.89.105.113 Mu Alpha Theta 121 Mueller. Eva 23 Mueller. Tony 25.75 Mullen. Barb 56 Muller. Jeri 57.116.118 Muller. Jim 35 Murphy. Maureen 29 Myers.1.inda 20.23.114.116 Myers. Run 29 Myers. Tony 29 N Nack. Sue 23.100.114.117 Nalls. James 23 Nambly. Jeane 23 National Honor Society 120 Nebbitt. Anthony 63 Nebbitt. Carolyn 63.101.108 Neun. Norman 35.101 Nickeson. Anne 23.100.115.116 Nickeson. Claire 35.100.106.109.114. 118.120 Nishimoto. Paul 25.69.81.86 Nofsinger. Pam 35.118.136 Nokes. Keith 29 Nutter. Eddie 23.81 Novak. Margaret 31.115.117 Nowicki. Barbara 23 O O1Brien. Martin 25.29 O'Brien. Regina 35 O'Brien. Steve 23 O1D0nnell. Kathleen 29.117 Oetting. Sondra 32.35.83.84.100.106. 115.118.120.124.125.136 Office Help 103 Ogle.Jerry 29 O'Laughlin. Patricia 29.117 O1Neill. Kathleen 29.100.117 O'Neill. Mike 23.69.75 O1Nei11. Sandy 29.84.110.115.117 O'Neill. Steve 57.86 Orchestra 94 Ostrander. Sandy 57 O1Sullivan. Dennis 35.68.105 Ogsullivan. Timothy 29.68 Ottnlini. Caru1yn 57.99.100.104.116.118 Owens. Lee 23 P Painter.1ack 30 Palazznlu. Roger 30.101 Palum1m.Mickey 57.93.99.109.116.118 Palumbu. Peter 15.69 Papanicolaou. Ted 30.81.86 Pappas. Gary 23.69.86 Pappas. Greg 23 Parks. Lester 30 Parsons. Kathryn 23 Parsnns. Viula 63.108 Puttersnn..101m 35 Patterson. Karen 23 130115. 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