Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

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Wib has coached all sports at PCHS at some time during his tenure here, At present a second generation of athletes is coming along to participate on Ragland-coached teams, In appreciation of his long years of service to the students of PCHS and his friendship and guidance for these years, the pyramid staff, on behalf of the student body and the many alumni and friends, dedicate this ’69 yearbook to Mr. Wilber K, Ragland, B == SPONSOR: Glen Hamilton EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Nancy Baker SENIOR CLASS EDITORS: Paulette Jackson, Mickey Brand, Donald Robb —— - = CLASSES EDITOR: Jeff McIntyre Asst, Cindy Clark BUSINESS EDITOR: Karen Burris Asst. Sue Griffin ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Carol Milikin Asst, Debbie Bergfeld SPORTS EDITOR: Tim MclIntyre Asst. Bruce Rheinecker PHOTOGRAPHERS: Rick Hellman, Charlie Welch, David Guthrie yop OP TTT Oe ee Se ND OE ome ACTIVITIES Oeplember 65 As school opens, the students re- ceive their yearly talk on behavior, dress, etc, Soon everyone is settled down into the everyday routine ex- cept, maybe, for a few freshmen who are still lost, This month is the time for elec- tions, After much campaigning and signing of petitions, class offi- Nearly all Hi-Tri girls give their full attention cers elections and Jr. Board of Gov- at the first organizational meeting. ernors elections are held during the noon hours, ae Een You tell ‘em, Debbie! What'd they put in the punch, Brenda? The various organizations hold their first meetings with the new officers presiding and plans for year- ly activities begin to take shape. The Hi-Tri begins these activities by holding its annual Tea, Since football season opens in September, the band begins its daily marching practice, and the cheerleaders try to boost the stu- dents’ spirit at the pep sessions. Charlie Brown and his (?) gang entertain FHA, Panther Mascot passes out cheers at Pep Session. Officer election time again! October 65 By the time October begins, year- ly activities are well under way. This month is the month for senior pictures to be taken, and for jun- ior class rings to arrive, The soph- omores decide to be ingenious, and build a float which wins a prize in the Halloween Parade. The Fresh- man Industrial Arts Class build mod- el rockets, which they launch in front of a majority of the student ; body. Tanto undergo mass confusion getting their class Various organizational activities i are held this month. The FFA Land Judging Team enter the Dis- trict Contest and come home with a fifth place ribbon. The Feetball Dance is thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, Terry and Geniese lead king Students made new dis- Freshman Industrial Arts rocket launch- candidates dance, coveries in the class- ing is a great success, rooms, The FHA holds a slumber party for its members to which no photogra- phers are admitted! A new organi- zation, the Science Club is started by Mr. McPheeters. Soon the Sci- ence Club officers are elected and the new organization begins to get its program underway. The Highlight of October activities is the Feetball Dance. The dance is a great success and when the votes are counted, Terry Silbe reigns Feetball King for 1968-69, Newly elected Science Club officers receive instructions from Mr. Suzanne goes through last minute McPheeters, preparations for her picture. Cindy Chapman represents Sophomore Float in FFA Land Judging Team proudly display their Halloween Parade, fifth place ribbon. November OS November is the month for Home- coming. P.C.H.S. students begin their Homecoming Activities with the Black Masque and Chorus hold- ing a Variety Show, followed by the Bonfire and Snake Dance. A new activity has been added fii to the Homecoming events this 7 1 e: Le year. Entries from each class and ie aS . various organizations help to make . ° os ao j Dares ——e Cheerleaders lead the pep session at the Homecoming Bonfire. the Homecoming Parade a success, . and they do! Players prepare to enjoy themselves at the Football Banquet... Chorus and Black Masque perform a skit in the Homecoming Variety Show. The Annual Staff's fearless leader! ef Zome Comm g Farade Football Panthers almost pull an upset in the Homecoming Game, going in at the half with a lead against the strong Du Quoin team. The Homecoming Dance concludes the Homecoming events, Later in the month, the Football Banquet is held in honor of the Panther Football Team. Panther Pause Staff build a bug with teeth! Junior float conquers First Place in Homecoming Sophomore float takes Second Place. Parade, ‘a? fi re 1st Maid - MICKEY BRAND 2nd Maid - DEBIE BAKER Escort - RANDY SUMNER Escort - CHARLIE DINKINS 8rd Maid - JILL STUMPE 4th Maid - PATTI SROKA Escort - DAVE HESS Escort - STEVE LAZENBY December 65 In December, everyone gets in the holiday spirit, and this is evi- dent in the number of December activities at P,.C.H.S. The Letter- men's Club launches the activities by putting up decorations around town. They are soon followed by the Library Staff and the French Club who each have a Christmas party, Teacher's aid from France attends French Club Christmas Party. Tumblers perform at Junior Variety Show. Lose your girl, Scott? Library Staff has a Christmas Party. The Junior Class put on a variety show, called Psychedelic.Revolution, to raise money to finance the up- coming prom, The Parliamentary Procedure Team enters and takes 2nd place in the Sectional Contest. The highlight of December activities is, of course, the Christmas Dance, with it having the theme White Christmas and being a great success, . and now, the kick-off! Lettermen's Club put up Christmas de- corations around town, F,F,A. Parliamentary Procedure Team takes 2nd in the Sectional Contest. Htolida Y Court LEFT TO RIGHT: (Freshman) Escort, John Lee; Third maid, Debbie Smith; (Juniors) Escort, Charlie Dinkins; First maid, Debie Baker; (Seniors) King, Randy Sumner; and Queen, Mickey Brand; Retiring King and Queen, Jimmy Bill and Debbie Gladson; (Sophomores) Escort, Bob Smith; Second maid, Ginger Marlow Queen's Dance : Jan Udy 69 With Christmas vacation over, students come back to face the drudgery of semester exams, Af- ter surviving exams, they sit back and recuperate which explains the lack of activities in January. How- ever, there are a few activities. Besides the normal organizational meetings, Incredible Industries sell their product and seniors get measured Pocahantus gets measured for for graduation caps and gowns. her graduation cap. i. The answer to all our problems! ?! Did you have a short night, Steve? A hard day at school can make a person’s hair stand on “Incredible Industries, Industrial Arts II, ae. sell their note-pads. February 69 During the month of February, P.C.H.S, students carry on their annual Heart Fund Drive. In order to reach their goal, many fund-rais ing activites are carried on. The Hi-Tri begins by having a cake walk, The GAA girls play the Hi- Y boys in a game of volleyball which results in a tied score. The GAA. French Club holds a dance with the entertainment by the Summer Sur- vival Kit. In accordance with the holiday mood, the Chorus and Black Masque have a Sweetheart Service on St, Valentine's Day to entertain students, The National Honor Society junior and senior vs. Hi-Y = Thrilling Game girls play each other in a game of basketball. Each organization and each student work to-make the Heart Fund Drive at least as great a success as it has been in previous years, Cake walks proved to be money makers, Bob Smith performs at sweetheart service. Summer Survival kit play while students dance, In the National Honor Society game, the girls... These pictures have nothing to do with the Heart Fund - they're just interesting. ECO. Fhe Under the direction of Mr. Woodrow Maloney, the P.C.H.S. band has become one of the most active organizations in our school, During basketball and football seasons, the band performs at half-time. This year they have formed a pep band under the direction of Gwen Hamilton. BAND OFFICERS Gwen Hamiliton - Band Captain Allan Smith - Assistant Band Captain Jim Crawford - Sergeant of Properties Geniese Stanton - Student Council Susie Mathis Land The band also participates in activities other than those sponsored by the school. Such as the local Mardi-Gras Parade and bi-annually in the SIU Homecoming Parade, It performs in the State Band Contest. The band has always been well represented in this activity. Mr. Maloney instructs an in- terested pupil. =. A nea ki Cale rh nao af ee a : — —_ TT i ) 7 a Mm “a _ Student Council and Mr. Stanton deep in National Stonor aan ae +a ET Te He a a Of ti lL eC yan thought. | — ae saree a i a ah Sf oe be is - % } . a PL Fd ATHLETICS _ 1968 Oarsity Football Squad SU VEN SY “a The Panther football squad was at a disadvantage for the 1968 season by only having five seniors on the squad. Our inexperienced team showed marked improvement, and by the end of the season, showed promise of a more successful season next year. Our Homecoming Game against the Du Quoin Indians was predicted to be a total disaster for the Panthers, But the final score, ending 19-6 in favor of Du Quoin, did not truly reflect the closeness of the contest, The Panthers led 6-0 just before the half and dominated play throughout the entire game. The game was truly a moral victory for the Panthers. 1968 SENIORS: Randy Sumner, Alan Smith, David Schubert, Don Robb, Terry Silbe Coach Calvert keeps his cool. Head coach, Don Calvert, and assistant coaches, Glen Hamilton and Sam Ulrich. Hicks scores off-tackle. Coach Calvert gives Terry Silbe Most Valuable Player and Defensive Awards. ST. Vincent Murphysboro Chester Anna Christopher Nashville Sesser Zeigler Sparta DuQuoin MANAGERS; Terry Lewis and Mike Edwards HOME, 18 ee VISITORS i Few yr ao © -OUARTFR res a SSRs = a a os ings C i _ S RT Ae 2am ; SOPHOMORE _ SQUAD FRESHMAN SQUAD McDaniel throws the bomb. Panthers pave way. Dinkins runs for daylight. Robb around end. Panthers make a crushing tackle. PCALS, t heerleaders Lylia Fisher Jill Stumpe Debbie Rushing Joyce Giacomo Jane Hepp Geniese Stanton ABOVE LEFT: Carl Goldman BELOW LEFT: Steve Wilbanks ABOVE: Rex Brown Co-captains Rex Brown and Carl Goldman with head coach Sam Ulrich. Goldman tries for two. Oa sly Ogual Suntor Oarsity Squat The Panther’s Managers. 1968-69 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WE Carbondale 49 West Frankfort 72 Chester 15 Murphrysboro 67 McLeansboro 62 DuQuoin CARBONDALE TOURNEY Peoria Manual Herrin Cahokia Anna-Jonesboro Nashville Sparta Chester SALEM TOURNEY Salem Centralia Effingham Sparta Anna-Jonesboro Nashville Herrin Murphyboro DuQuoin Belleville West Johnston City The Panther press in action. Carl clears the boards. Panthers show their teamwork. Cross-Country -team Kujawa pulls through, - This is Life? Toe-Toss Gynastic Team of 7 on : a OR ap bit wears e g ae May eee Jill Stump proves her abilities. Who blew that whistle... 2 Robin Hood never had it so good. ADMINISTRATION Board of ‘© ducation Hrs. Doughty Mr: Mr. Mr: Mr. Wr Mr. Roe West Nevslle Hlersner Y eager C Sfumpe, When the Class of 1969 entered our high school, I am sure you had varied conceptions concerning your ‘‘future.’? As you are preparing to graduate from our school, I am confident you are still deeply concerned about your future. Whatever your choice of livelihood may be, plan it throughly. Professions and job opportunities are varied in this changing society. Choose a position in which your worthiness will be realized. The memories of your high school career will be very vivid for a few years, but will dim as time continues, Never loose sight of one thought, ‘‘Your Loyalty To America.’’ This is a thought we must cherish for the sake of mankind, Wr. Donald KR. Stanton Principal ® MR, DEAN SMITH - Ass’t, Principal 39 Cooks Mrs. Schwartz Mrs. Kellerman Mis. Gregory Mr. Whitworth Mr. Wright Mr. Bus Drivers Mr. Lunneman Mr. Rackley Mr. Kellerman Mr. Hagel FACULTY MR, STEPHEN BELL MR. DON CALVERT Mathematics History Physical Ed. MRS. MARY FELTMEYER Mathematics MISS PAULA GRASSINGER English MR, HARRAL HALL English MR, GLEN HAMILTON Industrial Arts MR. WOODROW MALONEY Music MR, GEORGE McPHEET ERS Science MRS, JEANETTE DICKEY Home Economics i ‘ee ES MRS, HELEN DRY Business MR, WILBUR RAGLAND Geography Physical Ed. MRS, ALICE MESSAMORE English MISS HELEN MORGENSTERN Girl's Physical Ed, MR, GORDON PETERS Driver's Education MRS, VERA PITTMAN Business MRS, PEGGY RIEMAN English MRS, LOA RUNION English MR, ALEX SINGER Industrial Arts MRS, LOIS SMITH Business MRS, MYRTLE TEMPLETON Librarian Foreign Language MR, LOUIS TEMPLETON MR, MERRILL THOMAS Agriculture Science Math MR. SAM ULRICH Government Physical Ed. MRS, CAROL VAN DORE) Foreign Language Eng lish MRS, LULAROSE WILSON Guidance SECRET ARIES MRS, NADINE CRAIG MRS, NANCY WEIMAN SENIORS Senior O Yhicers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE: GARY SMITH, President ALAN SMITH, Vice-Pres, DONNIE ROBB, Student Council PAULETTE JACKSON, Treasurer NANCY BAKER, Secretary MICKEY BRAND, Student Council NANCY ANNE BAKER FRANCIS EUGENE BATHON, JR. WILLIAM JOSEPH BATHON ROBERT W, BIGHAM CYNTHIA JANE BIRD rh ROY DARREL BLYTHE M ARCELLA BOCHANTIN MILDRED FAY BRAND REX DALE BROWN ANGIE J. BRUNS RANDY LEE BURRIS ROGER A, BURRIS ROBERT O, BAUERSACHS BECKI (LAIRD) CARSON JACK CARTER BILL CHANDLER BOB CRAIG CLARK a: BARBARA MARIE CRAIN JAMES MURPHY CRAWFORD RAYMOND E, DAY DEBBIE ANN DECKER DELORIS C, DEHNE PATTI EISENHAUER MARGARET THERESA EISFELDER FRANK FERRARI LYLIA JEAN FISHER SUE FISHER VICKIE BETH FOLDEN DENNIS A. FONTANA MARILYN JOYCE FULK CARL A, GOLDMAN GWENDOLYN SUE GREGORY CECILIA ANN HAGENE A im MICHAEL C, HAGENE GWEN ELLEN HAMIL TON JOHN LEE HAMMACK DENNIS L, HAWKINS CECIL E, HEGGEMEIER MICHAEL WAYNE HIGGERSON MELVIN JAMES HILL, JR. MARILYN JEAN KAY HOLT LOUIS D, HOTTES BRENDA LEE HUGGINS a MARY IRWIN DAVID A, JENKEL GINGER LEE JOHNSON SANDRA JEAN KALB BRENDA KAY KELLERMAN MARY LOUISE KELLERMAN THOMAS MICHAEL KELLERMAN DORIS KAY KRISBY WILLIAM R, KRUG JOHN D. LAMBERT RITA ELAINE LINDNER wose am _ —— . i _—— = a ALICE JANE LIPE BETTY JEAN LOGAN GENE LOOS SHIRLEY LOOS THOMAS SCOTT LUEKER DIANNA LYNN McKINNEY WAYNE FRANK McKINSTRY DARREL R, MACALUSO RAYMOND DEAN MARGENTHALER ‘a MARY ALICE MARLOW ROGER G. MARLOW NILMA JEAN MASON SUSAN GAIL MATHIS CARL WALLACE MILLER, JR. NANCY LEANNA MOORE BRENDA KAY MORGAN SHARLYN KAY OFFERMAN GERALD LANE OPP MELODE LE PART LOW aA STEPHEN LEROY PITTMAN DAVID PORTER JAMES PORTER ROBERT ALLEN PRESSWOOD JAMES A, PRZYGODA ROSEMARY PRZYGODA CONNIE JANINE PURSELL GLENETTA QUEEN BEVERLY ALICE QUIGLEY GROVER RAMSEY SUSAN REDNOUR DONNA JEAN REINHARDT ROBERT RICE DONALD ALAN ROBB SUSAN KAY RUBACH LAVONNE MARIE RUPPERT DEBORAH JO RUSHING DAVID JO SCHUBERT TERRY SILBE ALAN G. SMITH GARY WAYNE SMITH MARION SMITH Sim PAUL S,. SMITH PATTY ANN SROKA GENIESE EILEEN STANTON DENNIS L, STEPHENSON MARY JO SULLIVAN RANDOL JAMES SUMNER LOYD D, TILLER JEANETTE VOSHOLLER GARY WEATHERFORD MICKEY SUE WEATHERFORD Td ts i a -€, ; CHARLES N. WELCH LARRY STEPHEN WILBANKS BETH ANN WILLIAMS SUZANNE WILSON MERLA JEAN WINTER DIANNA RUFFINO . Honor Society Student Council French Club Letterman's Club | Black Masque | Christmas Court | Panther Pause Science Club Yi AX Track Hostess Pep Club | Library Assistants Class Officer | Office Aids Annual Staff Board of Gov, Football Basketball Golf Team | Cheerleader | Concessions x! Homecoming Court Baseball Feetball Cour | Track Gym Team 4 Nancy Baker Francis Bathon _ Billy Bathon Bob Bauersach Bob Bigham Carol Bird Cincy Bird Roy Blythe _ _ Marcella Bochantin Mickey Brand _ Rex Brown WL 7 soe Ix! Angie Bruns Randy Burris Roger Burris Becky Carson _ Jack Carter _ Bill Chandler Bobby Clark Barbara Crain Jim Crawford___ Helen Davis Raymond Day _ Debbie Decker Deloris Dehne Brenda Dunn Patti Eisenhauer __ Margie Eisfelder__ Frank Ferari Lylia Fisher Pat Fisher _ Vicki Folden Dennis Fontana Marilyn Fulk Carl Goldman Gwen Gregory. Cecilia Hagene Mike Hagene | Gwen Hamilton___[X John Hammack | Dennis Hawkins _ Cecil Heggemeier _ Kathy Heiman Mike Higgerson Melvin Hill Marilyn Holt Louis Hottes Brenda Huggins _ Mary Irwin Paulette Jackson David Jenkel Ginger Johnson Sandy Kalb Brenda Kellerman __| Mary Kellerman Tom Kellerman Doris Krisby Bill Krug John Lam Rita Lindner Alice Lipe Honor Society Student Council French Club Track Hostess Library Assistants Letterman's Club Office Aids | Annual Staff Bd. of Governors Christmas Court Panther Pause xX Black Masque R Hi-Y F,H,A, Hi-Tri G.A.A. Class Officer Science Club Basketball Baseball Gym Team | Golf Team | Cheerleader | Concessions Homecoming | Feetball Court Nat. Jean Logan____ Gene Loos Shirley Loos Tom Lueker James Lunneman __ } Diane McKiney_ © Wayne McKinstry __, Darrel Macaluso John Margenthaler Raymond Margenthaler Mary Marlow Loh fo Hae bc Roger Marlow __ a Po Nilma Mason Boe Susan Mathis x! Carl Miller Nancy Moore Brenda Morgan ____ — ee He Sharlyn Offerman ___ _ XX FY EID ns Ke Melode Partlow__ Steve Pittman__._ sd Oe Pe xO | 8 David Porter Jim Porter __ Bob Presswood Jim Przygoda Rosemary Przygoda ___ Connie Pursell Glenetta Queen ae Bev Quigley —____j Grover Ramsey Susan Rednour _ Donna Reinhardt _ Bob Rice Don Robb, Susan Ruback - Lavonne Rupert Debbie Rushing — Dave Schubert Terry Silbe Alan Smith ___ Gary Smith Marion Smith. Paul Smith Patty Sroka Geniese Stanton Dennis Stephenson ___ Mary Sullivan Randy Sumner Cathy Thornton Loyd Tiller + , Jeanette Vosholler | xX Gary Weatherford a Mickey Weatherford i Charles Welch Steve Wilbanks Beth Williams Suzanne Wilson Merla Winter Nn Lu S Ce oe) x LL Most Ambitious Friendtiest PAUL SMITH and BRENDA MORGAN MILDRED BRAND and BILL BATHON a ! , “ VICKI FOLDEN Best Sense of tumor JIM CRAWFORD ALAN SMITH Most Talented GWEN HAMILTON Dest Dressed Most Schoo! Spirited ANGIE BRUNS and JOHN MARGENTHALER REX BROWN and DEBBIE RUSHING Most Athletic CARL GOLDMAN and SANDY KALB PATTY SROKA , SS Bind and TERRY SILBE bpular Dest All-Around DENNIS HAWKINS and GWEN GREGORY N Cc O Z — ™ “S wy Joyce Giacoma - Treasurer Debie Baker - Vice-Pres. Karen Burris - Secretary Student Council Charles Dinkins - Student Council David Hess - Pres. th . pe ee ee 7 JUNIOR BOARD OF GOVERNORS Jill Stumpe - Kenneth Wayne DeMent Charles Allen Dinkins Charles R, Bagre Mary Ruth Bailey Debie Lee Baker Connie Lynn Barber Billy Bardle Linda Sue Bardle Joyce Bartle Patricia Ann Bathon Bonnie Lea Baumann Helen Rozena Baumann Janet Marie Benbenek Brenda Jean Bigham Deniese Gertrude Bird Rebekkah Ruth Brand Marilyn Bruns Karen Lynn Burris Patricia Ann Carter Dane Carter Caupert Judy Dianne Chandler Gayle Elaine Chapman Pam Darlene Coffel Larry G. Coleman Allen Gene Davis Thomas Anthony Degenhardt Dale Eugene Edie Michael Allen Edwards Lizabeth Engelhardt Wilbur Kent Engelhardt Eugene Herman Epplin Marilyn Epplin Stephen Joseph Epplin Danny Falk Janet Sue Farley Donna Lynn Fontana Patricia Elizabeth Forys Jack Ray Frederking Joyce Bertha Gaston Joyce Ann Giacomo Patrick Green John Allen Grimes Dianne Louise Hagene Judy Elaine Hagene Lois Ann Hancock Della Marie Hardin Gary Wayne Harris William Charles Heisner Jr. Richard Hellman Carolyn Jane Hepp Opal Jean Herrmany David Louis Hess Kevin Ben Hicks Donald Ray Hopp Johnny Belmont Howard Carl Allen Hubler Stanley Clyde Hubler Janelle Ann Hutchings Joyce Ann Hutchings Lois Ann Hutson Mary Susan Hutson Georgia Ann Irwin Ross H. Jenkel Judy G. Johnson Linda Marie Jones Sandra Jean Kalb Linda Dianne Keene Thomas Wayne Keil Daniel Bert Kellerman Dorothy Rose Kellerman Margaret Ann Kellerman Sherry Catherine Kellerman David William Kelley Martha June Kimzey Phyllis Kay Knope Thomas Patrick Kopshever Bernard Thomas Kozuszek Richard Leslie Kuhnert Judy Ann Kurwicki Ann Elizebeth Lacy Sylvia Rae Lacy Timothy Wayne Laird Pamela Rose Lambert Terrell Edward Lambeth Gerald Dean Lee Roger Dale Lewis Stepven Edward Lewis Beth Ann Logan Charles Walter Louis Barbara Marie Lunnemann Charlene Fayne Lunnemann Roberta Lee Lunnemann Kathy Ann Lykins Stepven Edward McCurdy Jeffrey Blair McIntyre Timothy Clyde McIntyre Randy Gene McKinstry Cynthis Sue Miller Carol Jean Millikin Brenda Sue Moore Theresa Paszkiewicz Stepven Ray Plumlee Shelia Ranee Pulke Linda Ferne Pyron Randy Gale Rasmey Arthur Frederick Reese Brenda Sue Reidelberger Charles Eddie Ruffino Daniel Dean Paul Ruppert Roger Scott Sams Frank Elmer Schmidgall Jr. Robert Phillip Schneider Gary Carl Schumaier Elaine Irene Schwarz Polly Miltrida Schweizer Betty Jo Secrease Conred Dwight Selle Alice Jean Shaw Beth Ellen Sheley John Paul Skorczewski Jr. Joan Smith William Henry Smith Linda Marie Sroka Ruth Ann Stern Tony P, Stern William David Stern James A, Stevenson Jill Stumpe Linda Kay Tanner Helene Lenore Templeton Pamela Jean Thomas Susan Ann Thomas Milton Eugene Vandiver Donna Kay Webber Robert Micheal Weinhoffer Randy Blaine Wildermuth Sharon Kay Wilks Shelia Donn Williams Barbara Elaine Winter Rebecca Sue Wittmer Lawanda Rose Wright Barbara Ann Yeager Margie Ellen Magerkurth Alan Ruppert SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class Officers are: Bruce Rheinecker -STU. COUNCIL Steve Mohr - VICE PRESIDENT Bob Smith - PRESIDENT Sue Griffin - TREASURER Debbie Bergfeld - STUDENT COUNCIL Cindy Clark - SECRET ARY James Robert Aitken Larry Dean Barton Patsy Jeanne Bass Donald Eugene Bathon Gerald Micheal Bathon Theresa Jane Bathon Marilyn Kay Beck Vivian Annice Benson Debra Ann Bergfeld Judy Ann Brand Joseph Edward Crowe Paula Kay Davis Patricia Ann Broha Jaci Lynn Brown Cathy Nancy Bruno Jerry John Bruns Eddie Gene Burris Janet Ruth Burris Mike Edward Burris Howard Dean Campbell John Paul Campbell John Edward Carson Cindy Sue Chapman Nancy Rae Chapman Cynthia Robin Clark Loren Dale Craig Janet Lynn Crawford Fred Lee Davis Donald Dean Decker Darlene Cecelia Dehne Tom Allen Denten Susan Eileen Doughty Robert Paul Dunihoo Jim Kent Dunn Diane Mari Duvall Ross David Eisenhauer David Joseph Epplin Linda Lou Erwin Kathy Jo Ferrero Peggy Lu Fisher Robert Francis Forys Debbie Kay Froese Tom Gaston Mary Ann Gerber Carl Dean Gladson Jerry Allen Goetz Larry Ray Goldman Sue Griffin David Thomas Guthrie Richard John Hagene Bruce Allen Haley James Scott Hamilton Janet Lynn Hancock Michael J. 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Anna Mae Krug David Lee Kujawa Debbie Jones Bobby Joseph Hawkins Fred Lee Heard Cathrine Helen Heiple Patricia Ann Heiple Rose Marie Heiple Leonard Heisner Jr. Ronald Gene Helvey Larry Gene Hensley Randall Wayne Hill Mary Ellen Holder Dorothy Jane House Rose Mary Hubler Pandora Gay Hutchings Lawrence Edward Irwin Donna Rae Jenkel Robert Dale Keith Susan Diana Keller Barbara Ann Kellerman Carol Lynn Kellerman Gerald Lewis Kellerman Mary Helen Kellerman Michael L, Kellerman Ronald Lewis Kellerman Teddi Brook Kimmel Jerry Dean Kinstler Alice Lyn Nehring Lynette Gail Ogilvie Johnny Ray Kujawa Dorothy Lorene Lambert Susan Diane Ledford Terry Wayne Lewis Lana June Linze Robert Wallace Lipe Thomas Edward Loos Randy Jo Lynch Thomas Clay McDaniel Mark Allen Magerkurth Stephen Joseph Malinski Elizabeth Jean Maloney Shirley Louise Mann Ginger Lee Marlow Ritch Glen Marlow Johnnie Ray Mason Fred Forrest Mathis Kathy Sue Mathis Ricky Lee Mathis Timothy Alan Mathis James Paul Middleton Vicky Lynn Miller Steve Bruce Mohr Terry Vernon Mohr Janice Kay Mounce Wilfred Owen Jr. Sammy Dean Peradotta Gerald Bruce Poe Mary Louise Poiter Roger Allen Porter Jim Dale Presswood Bernice Price Jeanette Louise Przygoda Leslie Eugene Pulke Edgar Arkell Pursell Jr. Jeffrey Lynn Quillman Michael Lavern Quillman Glenda Marie Ramsey Loren Eugene Reidelburger Herbert Allen Rheinhardt Bruce Alan Rheinecker Linda Lois Rice Ronald Wayne Rice Gary Lee Rodely Glennda May Ruffino Darlene Elizabeth Schwarz Shirley Kay Shrum Jeff Allen Shute Vicky Rae Shute Herman Earl Sims Charles Ferrell Sims Chuck Joseph Skorczewski This talk is enough to embarrass a girl! 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