Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

1976 Hilltopper Thomas Carr Howe High School Indianapolis, Indiana Volume 35 Traditions 2 Fall 7 Winter 35 Spring 61 Summer 83 Academics Portraits Afterview Index Tna : ' , ' • ' iMll4 ' Traditions Construction and Change Traditions change from time to time just like the seasons change from year to year. Since Thomas Carr Howe High School was opened in the fall of 1938, many traditions have been established and many have been changed. From 450 students and a one-wing building to an enrollment of 2,400 and a struc- ture now consisting of four additions, Howe has come a long way from its original intentions. Violet Queen, Violet Hill, the Brown and Gold, and the Turnabout all have been traditions at Howe. Some are lost and the ones that still remain are very much changed because of time. Homeroom is no longer a part of a stu- dent ' s life. The Spring Pageant was erased because of the construction of the stadium. Many student activities have been lost because of apathy and expansion. This was a special year for the coun- try and the community, however— it was a year of history and celebration and a time to look into our own begin- ning. With many old activities brought to life and some new ones established, another year is folded into the past and plans to move on are underway. A. Continued growth has marked Howe ' s history. B. Traditional vespers in the old gym. C. The modern side of Howe. D. Howe as seen in 1964, prior to the construc- tion of the football stadium. E. A traditional outdoor commencement of the late 1950 ' s. F. Neighbors view construction with anticipation. Tower Seasonal Changes- ■ . A Tradition From Quiet Summer into Busy. . . Fall of 75 )• - — 1- • -c. -s Homecoming WelE But Still a Tradition Homecoming, a tradition un- changed throughout its lifetime. From the very first football team at Howe, in 1943, the fall football and float extravaganza has been the high point of many eastsiders ' frosty autumn nights. The 1975 homecoming was the same in following tradition but will be remembered longer for its weather. Wading through mud and rain, the queen candidates and their escorts struggled to remain intact on the field during halftime. The floats, perhaps the best seen at Howe in a long time, were a little soggy but none the worse for wear. For the first time that anyone can re- call, the band and drill team were unable to march because of freez- ing rain and windy weather. With the crowd scattered in huddles, and those who were there bundled un- der blankets, the cheerleaders de- terminedly cheered the players on. The Howe team held Scecina score- less most of the game, only to lose in the final moments. A. Varsity and reserve cheerleaders lead the fans in the traditional anthem. B. Struggling with wind, rain, and mud 1975 home- coming queen Diane Abney and her escort, Wayne Munchel, await crowning. C. Bright raincoats and umbrellas protect a spirited crowd on a dismal night. D. Co-captain Gary Pottorff huddles with the coaching staff during a break in the close game. E. The junior float, with the theme of a bakery, rolls on down the track to show the crowd the juniors ' work and spirit. F. Long hours and hard work paid off as the German Club float became the first club entry to win the float competition in a long time. G. Laura Schlebecker and Griff Reed work on the soph- omore float during the sleepless week before the homecoming. H. Jersey day, one of three special days during home- coming week, is honored by Mr. Glenn Rohde, head of the math department. Dances, the Best of Memories A dance, one of the most important events of the year! It ' s expensive for all involved, but it ' s worth it. Of all the memories, the dances are the ones that stand out most. The girls in their dresses, the guys in their tuxes, having a good time. The 1975 Turnabout, sponsored by the Hilltopper, was a big success. The Howe dance band played for the Turn- about. Since 1945 this has been held as the traditional girl-ask-guy dance, replacing the outdated May dance which was held outside. The Brown and Gold was the first formal dance of the ' 75- ' 76 year at Howe. Everyone enjoyed themselves with the music and the company. The Sounds of Light Touch, chosen to play because of their popularity at the ju- nior prom, were the best band at a Howe dance in a long time. The dance will be remembered by many people as one of the best dances we have had. And then, for those who couldn ' t af- ford formal dances, there were the sock hops that yielded the fun without the high cost of a formal dance. Many people attended them and had a dynomite time. A. Student Council president Susan Ferrer and Hilltopper associate editor Glen Marquis plant the traditional kiss on Brown Boy Mark McClure and Golden Girl Laura Tuttle. The Brown and Gold has been held annually since 1940. B. Formal pictures are a dance tradition. Couples wait their turn at the 1975 Brown and Gold. C. Sock hops provide after-game fun. D. Mary Weatherwax and Richard White dance freely in their formal dress at the 1975 junior prom. E. Turnabout king and queen were Mike Taylor and Debbie Williamson, crowned by Hilltopper staffers Janice Wiggins and Phil Stalas. F. While others were trick-or-treating, Julie O ' Haver and Ann Hudson were bumping at the traditional after-game sock hop. G. Enjoying each other ' s company, Debbie Har- vey and Doug Peters take a break from dancing at the Turnabout. ! 10 11 Clubs Make Comeback Clubs made a comeback of sorts at Howe this year. The German Club, sponsored by Mr. Kindle, became the first club in recent years to win the homecoming float competition. A membership of sixty worked on vari- ous projects in order to send a student to Germany for the summer. Smaller clubs continued active for students of French and Spanish. The History Club centered its activities on the Bi- centennial. The quiz team, despite in- experience, continued a winning tradi- tion. The chess team challenged strong competition as always. Ebony Unlimited, with a larger membership, met informally with Mrs. Neal and Mrs. White throughout the year. 12 hnSa -A A. History Club. Front: C. Bredensteiner, D. McKain, C. Fisher, D. Snyder, P. Parcel. Back: R. Coons, D. Crooks, H. Page, S. McDermet, D. Newman, D. Huffman, P. Flowers, K. Scrogham, C. Ford, G. Childs. B. Ebony Unlimited. Front: R. Scott, S. Coleman, L Wallace, A. Ammons, V. Hurst, I. Stafford, M. Johnson, B. Jones, K. Rhodes, C. Brown, S. Hardley. Back: Mrs. Neal, J. Goldsmith, E McDaniel, T. McCombs, P. Cross, D. Moore, M. Wilson, R. Lolla, Mrs. White. C. Spanish Club. Front: C. Riches, G. Shockney, K. Lucas, D. Turner, S. Layman, S. Scott, M. Crouse. Back: S. McDermet, A. Jenkins, L. Lage- naur, T. Riches, P. Flowers, D. Huffman, V. Lakes. D. German Club. Students pictured listed alpha- betically: V. Brown, L. Christensen, M. Clark, C. Coe, D. Craig, T. Day, M. DeRoos, P. Doyle, C. Eickelberg, K. Emery, K. Ford, J. Freeman, S. Gott, P. Hawkins, T. Hinkle, R. Kirchner, J. Ku- ykendall, P. Lane, D. Mansfield, M. McGregor. R. McKinstray, M. Miller, E. Mueller, M. Muir, G Muse, E. Ohmit, D. Openbrier, D. Pettibone, J. Qualkenbush, G. Rankin, J. Schneider, T Sheedy, J. Shelton, D. Snyder, S. Spicklemire, B. Struck, S. Welsh, A. Wiles, L. Wilfong, M. Zander. E. Chess Team. K. Clark, D. Gant, R. Johnson, B. Mathies, Q. Pryor, J. Gutierrez, V. Lakes. F. Quiz Team. Front: regulars D. Dichmann. G Haboush, S. LeVier, R. Russell. Back: Mr. Spears, Y. Dreier, S. Spice, C. Ford. Mr. Finkbi- ner, G. Boulais. 13 Tower Varies from Past A. Mark Gibson addresses the annual publica- tions assembly. B. Mrs. Jeannie Martin, Tower advisor, works on a news story. C. Mimi Boulais and Teresa Pittard look on dur- ing a staff meeting. D. Nanette Walters and John Starneri edit copy. E. Tower members are recognized during the publications assembly. F. Carol Shelley relaxes during her Tower period. G. Brett Cope takes a break while writing some sports copy. H. Alton Scott tries to think of a story idea. I. Looking and waiting, part of a journalist ' s job for Susan Holdren. The 1975-76 Tower was directed by editor-in-chief Mark Gibson, managing editor Nanette Walters, and associate editor John Starneri. Mrs. Jeannie Martin sponsored the paper. The goal of the staff was to publish a paper that covered the issues of con- cern to the students, listening to the student body and answering their questions. Several changes were made because of new financing meth- ods. The paper was funded by the school and distributed to all Howe stu- dents and faculty. It was printed by students in the Howe print shop. Many of the staff personnel attended one-week summer workshops at Ball State University, giving them the expe- rience and skills needed to put out the issue regularly and to meet the needs of the student body. Not pictured: B. Meyers, J. Kuykendall, J. Reb- holz, D. Adams, W. Peters, J. Genrich, D. Hei- mer, L. Lagenaur, T. Lannom, T. Ott, G. Shockney, D. Bossert, S. Charron, L. Curren, T. Engle, J. Gildea, D. Kinney, P. Selke, B. Shelley, H. Springer, C. Tucker, K. Scrogham. A Year of Participation The student council year 1975-76 marked a year of participation. Presi- dent Susan Ferrer urged the students to get involved and unite behind Howe, and so they did as several committees offered the entire student body projects of participation throughout the year. Lack of homerooms proved to be the biggest problem for the council as communication to students was se- verely hampered. Election of freshman members was handled differently from the past. An at-large election was held in the cafeteria, making future coun- cils strictly voluntary. Besides having the traditional dances, sock hops, and the Senior- Faculty basketball game, the student council sold personalized Bicentennial stickers. Projects created to involve everyone were the main goal this year. Among these projects were an Envi- ronmental Awareness Week which in- cluded painting trash cans, showing ecology films during study halls, and a Walk for the Environment in the sur- rounding Irvington area. A Bi- centennial mural contest was held for students who wanted to design an American history mural. A Stay in School program was developed for the potential drop-out. Student council ended its thirty- eighth year at Howe on a very positive note with a more involved student body. Once again the council proved to be a training ground for potential leaders. A. Vice-president Kim Campbell takes her turn in the new student council office. B. Andria Alexander counts money and looks over the records for the Brown and Gold. C. Parking permits, part of council ' s job, are reg- istered by Mike Wadsworth and Brenda Cohee. D. Susan Ferrer urges the student body to par- ticipate during the annual assembly. E. Painting trash cans, Carol Shelley and Tammy Lannom do their part for the environment. F. The communication committee, perhaps one of the busiest during the fall, makes a poster to advertise the Bicentennial stickers. G. Joe Smith reads off answers to a North Cen- tral Association survey, just one of the many jobs council undertakes. 17 A Year Of Action A. Billye McGrory and the Communications Com- mittee put up window to tell about Council ' s projects. B. Entertaining at the Home for the Aged has be- come a tradition in Council. C. A review of Student Council is used to let the students know what ' s happening. D. Vaughn Moore makes a call for the Research Committee. E. The Environmental Walk, part of Council ' s get involved program, helped to clean up Irvington. F. Part of the Student Council ' s job is to promote spirit in the students. This was part of a Home- coming pep rally. 19 The Skin of Our Teeth The senior play, Thornton Wilder ' s The Skin of Our Teeth, was an unusual play for a senior class to perform. It concerns the survival of man from the beginning up to and through the wars. Certain traditions set by former se- nior plays were followed this year by the members of the cast. Mrs. Hariette Baker, who has directed the play since 1970, had the same problem as in past years of finding a time when all cast members could be at a practice at the same time. This problem did not keep the play from being well acted and a big success for the senior class. A. Sabina gets some helpful hints on how to snare Mr. Antrobus from the frivolous fortune teller, Nanette Walters. B. They are not to survive, but they ' re enjoying themselves. C. Miss Sabina Fairweather (Kim Burden) has her own methods of survival. D. A very sad time for all, the planets are sick. E. Enjoy yourselves! Enjoy yourselves! as do these men with their push chair in Atlantic City. F. Those who did not survive, the mammoth and the dinosaur. G. The representatives of man and womankind. Mr. and Mrs. Antrobus. played by Leonna Byers and David Newman. H. To survive the ice age. we must build up the fire, the fire of learning, as Henry Antrobus (Ron Fowler) learns his multiplication tables and Gladys Antrobus memorizes the Bible. 21 Fire-up for Victory The managers and trainers are highly regarded according to the athletic department. With the help these people have provided, the athletes and coaches are left with the valuable practice time they need. Fire-Up for Victory! This is the cheerleaders ' motto. Getting the student body involved actively at school sport functions ranks as one of the most important goals for our cheerleaders. Long hours of prepa- ration go into their work. In addition to afternoon practices many of the girls attend summer camps, varsity at the University of Kentucky and re- serve at Ball State. Varsity cheer- leaders also lend their talents to the freshman cheerleaders and teach them cheers and chants. y A. Freshmen show enthusiasm during a cheer A Reed, C. Hughett, J. Mackell, S. Smith, B. Wal- ters, J. Lenahan. B. Varsity Manager Brett Cope tapes the ankle of an injured athletic. C. Cheerleaders help out during Howe Invitational. D. Varsity show the steps to victory. E. Managers. J. Burris, G. Houston, J. Gutierrez, B. Boekankamp, B. Cope. T. Cornn, D. Shinkle F. Happiness is ... ? Cheering for a winning team, say D. Abney, G. Solberg, T. Johnson. J Droeger, L. Taylor, S. Lovell, D. Brown. G. Checking out uniforms is a job for Gary Hous- ton and Jim Burris. H. Reserve cheerleaders show pride during a dif- ficult routine. K. Norris, J. Strange. A. Smith, R. Beal, K. Wood, K. Shepard. E. Mackell. 23 Hard Won Battles— Close Defeats On September 8, 1943, a tradition was started at Howe which just com- pleted its thirty-second season. Mr. Samuel Kelley, now retired, issued uni- forms to about 70 men who broke into four intramural teams. And that is how football became a part of Howe life. In September of 1975 tradition was carried on as Coach Stewart selected his varsity squad for the season. Rush- ing was a big factor this year with ju- nior James Fair breaking the all-time Howe record and the team gaining an impressive 2,191 yards. Ray Littleton and Don Hughett both had good pass- ing records and the defensive line-up produced one of the best tackling records at Howe. To the fans the year could be summed up as a season of hard won battles and close defeats with the completed record of 6-4. iSi ¥ ff o g 50 A. Ray Littleton laterals to James Fair. B. James Fair runs around the Ritter Raiders. C. Howe running back Greg Privette runs past a Broad Ripple opponent. D. Bruce Shadiow jump passes over the line. E. Varsity Football. Row 1 : D. Sutter, G. Stout, D. Herzberg, G. Smalling, G. Pottorff, R. Little- ton, K. Polston, G. Cherry. Row 2: J. Burris, B. Hunter, R. Byrd, B. Gearlds, C. Boger.T. Crid- lin, S. Dunbar, D. Rhynearson, D. Privette. Row 3: B. Boekankamp, T. Sasser, D. Moore, J. Fair, M. Collins, B. Miles, F. Hess, D. Hughett, D. Bruce. Row 4: S. Wilson, M. Wilson, E. McDaniel, C. Wallace, J. Smith, T. Edwards, A. Moore, B. Cope. Row 5: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Miller, Mr. Arvin, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Harpold, Mr. Pres- ton, Mr. McLeish, Jerry Svenson. Will Be Winners A result of too many trying out and a need for basic training in prospective varsity players, the reserve football team was formed. If this season was any indication of varsity squads to come, then Howe is in for many more winning seasons in football. The reserve squad ended the year with an 8-2 record, placing them second in the city. Perhaps not show- ing the experience of a varsity team or demonstrating perfect execution all the time, the junior varsity team did make the games exciting with unex- pected come-back victories. This year ' s beginning football team showed the potential to be winners for Howe in coming seasons. Though the freshmen lacked experience and unity in the beginning, towards the end im- provement came through and they ended their season with a 1-8-1 record. The coaching staff and fans felt that in the next four years the players will be winners. m A. Richard Bruce tears through the spirit sign before the Marshall game. B. Jessie Finch looks up to see if he made a first down. C. Varsity squad is recognized at the Home- coming pep assembly in the new gym. D. Freshman Football. Row 1 : M. Fagan, W. Hall, D. Finn, P. Fentress, D. Kleppe, R. Moore, T. Openbrier, R. Kilburn, G. Pritt, D. Yeary. Row 2: E. Hollon, A. Holland, J. Kaim, H. Ford, J. Finch, D. Baker, B. Marshall, R.Wills, M. Herzberg, F. Curry. Row 3: M. Fendley, R. Phillips, T. Nicholson, K. Mattingly, T. Baugh- man, K. Northern, J. Druly, M. Sisk, T. Hill, J. Barnett. Row 4: J. Burris, K. McGraw, C. Cole- man, J. Boyce, R. Day, D. Montgomery, K. Kincy, P. McKay, R. Boyd, J. Gunn. Row 5: Mr. Smith, Mr. McLeish, Mr. Lynch. E. Reserve Football. Row 1: R . Glassmeyer, C. Wallace, J. Smith, B. Shadiow, T. Schultz, L. Baker, G. Privette, B. Irey. Row 2: G. Houston, R. Collins, T. Pursell, D. Niemann, C. Glenn, M. Brown, P. Lane, R. Hicks. Row 3: T. Pilkinton, B. Clark, C. Hardiman, B. Calhoun, S. Wilson, V. Moore, D. Brooks, T. Cornn. Row 4: D. Lane, O. Cowherd, D. Shaw, J. Martinez, C. Barringer, W. Embry, M. Cox. Row 5: Mr. Arvin, T. Miles, J. Ayers, A. Davis, J. Fiddler, S. Rettig, G. Rankin, Mr. Preston. F. Donald Kleppe punts for better field position. Spikers Win Howe ' s 1975 volleyball team had, according to Coach Nancy McMillan, the best season since she started coaching the team in 1972. The varsity record was 7-4 and reserve was 4-6. The season got off to a slow start but toward the end the girls really im- proved and showed their true abilities, which led them to competition in sec- tional semi-finals. The level of ability throughout the state has improved so much over the last few years that Coach McMillan felt sure that this team could have won at least sectionals three or four years ago. Seniors dominated the varsity squad. The MVP award was given to Carol McCrae, and the Best Mental At- titude award was received by Laurel Lagenaur. The team ended the season looking forward to next year with many return- ing players. A. Julie O ' Haver stands ready and waiting to re- turn a serve. B. Cheryl Keough saves a point with a side return. C. Susie Hartill stretches for a block against Northwest. D. Volleyball. Front: C. Karr, A. Stewart, C. McCrae, W. Peters, L. Lagenaur, B. Strickland, B. Cohee, D. McGuire. Ba ck: L. Booher, M. McCrae, C. Riches, K. Dixon, L. Butler, J. O ' Haver, C. Keough, Miss McMillan, L. McCrae, L. Jensen, J. Oberlies, D. Johns, T. Turner, C. Boekankamp. E. Laurel Lagenaur watches the results of Beth Strickland ' s unique style. F. Carol McCrae looks at a play from a different point of view. I H ,-jm Freshmen Run with Best HI Cross country was the first sport en- gaged in at Howe, back in 1939, and is the only sport at Howe that trains all year long. With a new coach, Tim Jes- sup, and a young team, they produced a 12-10 record and placed sixth of 18 in the city race. The freshman squad ended their first season with a 13-2 record and placed a close second in the city meet. Freshman Russell Raney received a varsity award, which only emphasized the quality of the upcoming cross country teams at Howe. A. The varsity team participates in one of the state ' s largest invitational meets. B. The Hornet Honeys cheer on runners at the annual Howe cross country night. C. Varsity award winner Russell Raney finishes his run high in the Invitational. D. Ken St. John Kicks ahead of an opponent. E. Howe ' s strong freshman team anticipates the starting gun. F. Varsity Cross Country. Front: M. Dugan,G. McGinnis, R. Baue, J. Clark, K. St. John. Back: P. Rettig, B. Sloan, S. Gonzalez, R. Ohrn, R. Purdue, Mr. Jessup. G. Freshman Cross Country. Front: A. Taylor, R. Sexson, T. McPherson, R. Lovell. Back: J.. Cross, M. Moore, R. Raney, D. Hartley, Mr. Perkins. H. Varsity runner Marty Dugan overtakes his opponent at the Howe Invitational. r m- 5 ' 1 ' ' T - mmm „ iff . - C - - n ; i. tt£ ' Mm f p- . I Wp m b i , t, 4K Experience Brings Improvement The girls swim team had a very re- warding season. With nine returning members, talented freshmen, and hard practices the girls succeeded in break- ing records in 13 different events. They also broke their two year losing streak with three wins and eight losses. Freshman Carolyn Hughett, most valuable swimmer, placed fifth in sec- tional finals and both the medley relay and the 400 freestyle relay teams re- turned for sectional consolations. Se- nior Janice Wiggins was voted best mental attitude to end the season. With a young team and a new coach, Jody Hancock, the team continued the tradition with hard practices and lots of team spirit. Although the team has only been in existence three years the girls have done much for the women ' s athletic program at Howe. i iW?m A. Melanie McDermet catches a breath dur- ing the 100-yard freestyle sprint. B. Janice Wiggins heads for the turn. C. Leslie Kerr starts off with a good stroke and a strong kick. D. A nervous relay team awaits the start of a sectional race. E. Coach Jody Hancock looks toward the pool while comforting a tired swimmer. F. Girls Swimming. Seated: R.. Williams, S. Boltz, L. Lauck, V. Brown. Standing: J. Wig- gins, K. Wood, N. Walters, Mrs. Hancock, K. Kent, M. McDermet, E. Mueller, M. Brown, E. Ougan. Back row: B. Bingle, C. Hughett. Home away From Howe Ellenberger Park has been the scene of practice and home matches for the boys tennis team since its be- ginning in 1956. This year was essen- tially a rebuilding year for the team be- cause there were only three returning lettermen, but the squad showed a fine season by winning 11 matches in a row. The final record for the tennis team proved that not much rebuilding was needed as the season ended with a 12-4 score. A. Senior Phil Worthington grimaces after his dif- ficult serve. B. Boys Tennis. Front: J. Suiter, R. Gunderman, M. Young, M. McGregor, A. Guthrie, M. Roesch- lein. Back: P. Worthington, G. Loveman, G. Boulais, D. Sarfaty, B. Page, M. Whitman, R. Mor- gan. Not shown: L. DeHerdt, M. Langenbacher. C. Leo DeHerdt rests his chin on his racquet dur- ing a break in a match. D. Brian Page watches the games on the courts while his teammates talk. Winter of 75-76 • ) ;i ' « i . ; 35 m Tradition a Keynote The music department this year has undergone a few changes. First of all, Mr. Tom Lewis is the new department head. Second, the Boy ' s Octet and the Girl ' s Ensemble have combined to form a new group called the Swing Choir, under the direction of Mr. Lewis. They perform at school functions and outside social occasions, singing re- cent songs. One of the more traditional musical groups at Howe is the Madrigal Sing- ers, under the direction of Mr. Robert Bramblett. They meet during the ninth period, as do the Swing Choir. The Madrigals also perform at school pro- grams, but they specialize in medieval madrigal feasts, which are given dur- ing the Christmas season at commu- nity churches. Their numbers usually consist of older tunes which coincide with their feasts. The Choir also has been a long standing tradition here at Howe. It is directed by Mr. Lewis. The Choir has performed for such occasions as Christmas on the Circle, the Irvington Community Sing, featuring all of the music department, and the Christmas assembly for Howe ' s student body. Many of the members of the choir sing in the other music groups such as the Swing Choir, Madrigals, and Boy ' s Chorus and Girl ' s Concert Club. Indi- vidual members participate in All-City and All-State Choirs. But the main event for them is the musical which is given in March. 36 A. Girls Concert Club. Row 1: N. Faubion, P. Jones, D. Snyder, L. McCrae, K. Hill, K. Dunn, K Scrogham, S. Tracy, H. Springer. Row 2: K. Barnes, L. Kerr, C. Clark, S. Spice, A. Van Hoo- ser, K. Rippy, L. Campbell, S Ferguson. Row 3: S. Sargent, K. McGuire, T. Allen, L. Lepper, S. Sharon, B. Elder, M. Garwood, K. Meadows, L. Hilton, M. Gross. Row 4: D. Whitt, K. Shepard, C. Riches, L. LaRue.P. Emery, P. Flowers, B Stin- son, J. Staley, G. Cauley, B. Wilson, A. Glover B. One more time! directs Mr. Lewis. C. Swing Choir. Front Row: K. Burden, G Shockney, L Byers, G. Johnson, D. Watson, L. Kerr, C. Clark, K. McGuire, S. Ferrer. Back Row: S. Spicklemire, L. Allison, D. Hvidston, K. Friedly, B. Guhl, R. Russell, T. Riches, D. Harkness, D. Hvidston. D. Madrigals. Front Row: C. Shepard, D. Snyder. H. McClure, D. Roembke, P. Parcel, H. Springer, L Cox, S. Long, K. James. Back Row: C. Eickel- berg, D. Brooks, B. Meyers, D. Newman, H. Page, G. Childs, B. Jones, D. Lane. E. Who me? says Kristi McGuire. F. Diane Roembke, a member of the alto section, puts a little enthusiasm into it. 37 Groups Sing for Community HfiKMi IS r i ii ■ m t n Bi yn !!P.UIIII !l.||ll II II II Willi I! .5 P R  • J I - „ m . ( ,,if-vr- ' t! ' |i ' a Tr -vrytt-  -Tf—- ffp • ' ft vyfO A. Boy ' s Chorus class warm up with their scales B. Steve Reed, one ot Howe ' s student teachers, directs the Boy ' s Chorus class. C. Accompanying the Girl ' s Concert Club is Terry Chaplin on flute, with Gary Childs as her assistant. D. Fifth hour chorus waits to see who will be next to sing a solo. E. Choir. Row 1: D. Velazquez, K. Popplewell, P. Parcel, D. Baker, S. Ferrer, C. Shepard, K Bur- den, D. McGeath, J. Velazquez, P. O ' Haver, A Alexander, K. James, L. Cox, S. Long. S Thomas, K. Kent, G. Johnson. Row 2: W. Peters, H. McClure, K. Wood, D. Roembke, G. Shockney, K. Fagan, D. Tompkins, S. Levier, L. Byers, K. McGuire, S. Shearer, S. Wagner, D. Jones. C. Ford, F. Rich, M. Lowe. Row 3: C. Danner, D Hartley, M. Day, D. Lane, C. Eickelberg, T, Gal- loway, C. Roeschlein, D. Roberts, T. Kilburn. K Friedly, B. Attebury, J. G ' Sell, S. Leonard, D. Brooks, K. Kirkman, G. Pottorff, D. Watson. Row 4: P. Lane, M. Vinson, S. Barnard, G. Yeary, B Musgrove, M. Dugan, B. Meyers, T Riches, F. Hess, B. Hunter, B. Holcolm, M. Lunsford, H Page, D. Newman, G. Childs, D. Harkness, B Guhl, R. Russell. F. A repeat performance of the Monotone An- gel is given by Ben Meyers at the Community Sing. G. The Swing Choir performs during a Christmas program at a Home for the Aged. 38 Five Win First Chairs The 1975-76 band did an excellent job. The band marched at the 500 Fes- tival Parade, the 500 Race and the Vet- erans Day Parade. This year the band entered the state contest for the first time since Mr. Mahler ' s arrival. Sixteen members of the band went to All-City. Five of them received first chair position. The sixty member orchestra played at the Pops Concert, Christmas pro- gram, Spring Concert and musical. They performed at different places in the community during the holiday sea- son. String Ensemble had perfor- mances at churches and community functions all through the year. The En- semble was. made up of the top 15 string players in the music department. Howe sent 25 members to the All-City Orchestra, the largest number from any school in the city. A. Tradition has the Howe pep band play at the home basketball games. B. Practice makes perfect , say Dana Snyder, Joe Gutierrez, Helen Riley. G. Band. Row 1 : D. DeNoon, S. Tracy, S. Hos- kins, N. Faubion, J. Mitchell, K. Newman, E. Mueller, M. Drlscol, J. Boekankamp, T. Riches, S. Jett, S. Spice. Row 2: J. Leach, J. Druley, L. Malmfeldt, T. Cook, S. Carter, W. Freeman, D. Richey, S. Long, P. Lane, J. Thomas, E. Milburn, B. Moore, J. Sutterfield, D. Dunn, H. Page, D. Crooks. Row 3: C Hack, E. Rodnour, M. Cal- houn, D. Blackmon, G. Haboush, S. Gardner, T. Ott, V. Nation, C Tooley, D. Nation, C Danford, T. Templeton, J. Hilton, R. Morgan, S. Scott, T. Rupp, D. Lane, P. Allison. Standing: D. Mans- field, S. Brothers, B. Rapp, A. Wilkinson, B. Guhl, A. Meyer, J. Velazquez, R. Kirchner, R. Silins, Mr. Mahler. D. Stage Band. Row 1: T. Ott, V. Nation, C Tooley, J. Leach, D. Nation, C. Danford, J. Brad- burn. Row 2: Mr. Mahler, B.Moore, B. Dunn, D. Crooks, J. Sutterfield, P. Allison, M. Heck, D. Lane, A. Meyer, D. Newman, R. Glassmeyer. E. String Ensemble. Row 1 : L. Byers, D. Spears, L. McCrae, B. Hempfling, P. Jones, S. Hurt, H. Springer. Row 2: T. Kinney, C Bredensteiner, D. Snyder, D. McKain, D. Kinney, D. Newman, C Hempfling, A. Buchanan, L. Cox. F. Orchestra practices for the musical, one of their biggest events. 40 .:■■■■ ' m Orchestra Dominates City A. Carol Hempfling strives to better herself. B. All-City Orchestra. Row 1: L. Byers, L. McCrae, B. Hempfling, D. Spears, S. Hurt, C. Hempfling, M. Gentry, G. Childs. Row 2: B. Math- les, T. Riches, H. Van Spankeren, J. Schmidt, H. Riley, J. Sutterfield, D. Crooks, T. Chaplin, S. Jett, P. Allison, D. Lane, A. Meyer, D. Robinson, A. Buchanan. C. Marching Band. Baton Twirler D. DeNoon, Drum Major R. Moore. Row 1: E. Milburn, P. Lane, J. Boyce, D. Crooks, B. Dunn, S. White, V. Nation, W. Sanders, J. Sutterfield, H. Page. Row 2: G. Haboush, E. Rednour, S. Gardner, C. Tooley, J. Druley, J. Leach, T. Templeton, J. Hil- ton, C. Danford, L. Malmfeldt, T. Ott, D. Nation. Row 3: S. Brothers, D. Mansfield, R. Kirchner, C. Hack, W. Freeman, K. Struck, J. Velazquez, B. Rapp, R. Silins, T. Riches, S. Carter. Row 4: D. Lane, S. Jett, S. Scott, R. Morgan, E. Mueller, K. Newman, T. Rupp, A. Wilkinson, A. Meyer, P. Allison. Row 5: S. Tracy, J. Boekankamp, M. Driscol, N. Faubion, S. Hoskins, M. Calhoun. Directed by Mr. Mahler. D. Drum Major Bob Moore stands in salute. E. Marching at the Veterans Day Parade is an an- nual event for the Marching Band and the Hornet Honeys. F. Orchestra. Row 1: L. Byers, D. Spears, J. Schmidt, D. Kinney, S. Hurt, C. Hempfling, H. Springer, G. Childs. Row 2: T. Kinney, C. Bre- densteiner, D. McKain, J. Ensinger, D. DeNoon, T. Chaplin, T. Riches, H. Van Spankeren, D. Davis, P. Jones, D. Robinson, M. Gentry, L. Schlebecker. Row 3: L. McCrae, D. Snyder, J. Gutierrez, H. Riley, E. Cridlin, S. Barnard, S. Harlow, J. Leach, D. Newman, P. Freeman, S. Jett, D. Richey, P. Allison, D. Lane, A. Meyer, L. Kramer, A. Buchanan, L. Cox. Row 4: Mr. Christoff, B. Mathies, S. Wagner, K. Struck, B. Rapp, D. Crooks, J. Sutterfield, B. Dunn. 42 Jfc ' I  3js ' jt jm Jl , ' WW 4 ; . ; V - -?L -f • «i Jt ■ f| ' Jt Vr llll • ™ m - v ? . 5 j4 V - |! I; 1 ft ■Ml ,m mt f, % — TV vH EMb  ' -- ' '  mT m i i  ■ ' r 111 Hornet Honeys The girls drill team became known as the Hornet Honeys in 1969 as a re- sult of a school-wide contest to re- name the squad. Tradition was broken this year when the Honeys were unable to march at the football homecoming game be- cause of bad weather. The Honeys were able to march at all other home football and basketball games though. Captain Carrie Shepard along with co-captain Becky Smith made this a year of new and exciting dances. They used such steps as the bump and the robot. Sixteen of the Hornet Honeys made up an honor team known as the mili- tary squad. This squad, led by captain Sue Heustis and co-captain Jenny McCormick, marched at all military meets with the ROTC units. Dance On In Tradition HKSShH B . ' S r J 1 1 ! V « r w 0ffS r i IPS 1 vlK %ki . H Ed J ' • iB £ ... §1 1 1 9. A. Captain Carrie Shepard dances with joy for Santa Claus. B. Kathy Sanders waits for half-time so she can clown around. C. The lobby is a favorite Honey practicing place D. Left row: Diane Scheib, Julie Moeller, Terri Cope, Cindy Massey, Tammy Hughey, Hazel Hill, Lynn Hilton, Pam O ' Haver, Pam Thompson. Stacey Doughty, Kim Klein, Felicia Rich, Rose Caveny, Debbie Harvey. Right Row: Tammy Hill- igoss, Treasure Kinney, Marsha McCleerey. Kristi McGuire, Shari Butler, Mimi Boulais, Cathy Clark, Amy Strickland, Theresa McGinley, Kathy Moore, Melanie Gibson, Nora Gonzalez, Bridget Hill. Center row: Becky Hansbrough. Cathy But- ler, Cindy Clark, co-captain Becky Smith, captain Carrie Shepard, Debbie Murrain, Sue Heustis. Jenny McCormick, Kathy Sanders. E. Seniors pose as clowns to dance at their final football game. F. Dancing in the new gym makes marching more exciting. G. The Honeys sit together to cheer on the Hornet basketball team 45 Varsity Hits Open Man Basketball was one of the first sports engaged in at Howe, both intramurally and interscholastically. Though no state champs have been produced, the team has always been one of the best at Howe. This year ' s team, with their season coming to a close, was the best team the Hornets have had in a while. The varsity ' s biggest problem was their lack of size. But the team ' s ability to hit the open man made up for their minuses. The reserve basketball team over- came a big hurdle of inexperience to capture the city title. The reserves en- tered tourney competition with a record of 10-1 , losing only to Tech by 2 points. Coming out of tourney play the reserves held the city title after defeat- ing Wood in the final game. A hard-working freshman squad with the never-die attitude began their bas- ketball career with a lot of hard work and a strong effort despite a losing season because of inexperience. They were up against such weaknesses as a lack of shooting ability and fundamen- tals. According to coach Smith, the best game of the season was against the 12-0 Washington team. With a minute to go the Hornets were only two points behind. A. Evan Pritz sets up an offensive play against Shelbyville. B. Dennis Moore makes a long shot for two points. C. Varsity Basketball. Front: M. Wilson, J. Fair, R. Emerson. Back: Coach Stutz, G. Hatter, L. Banks, R. Littleton, K. Johnson, W. Munchel, E. Pritz, M. Gillespie, D. Moore, M. McClure. . D. Kevin Johnson gets the rebound while block- ing out a Beech Grove Hornet. E. Mark Gillespie switches ball control to the Howe team with the capture of a rebound. F. Four Howe defensive players surround an of- fensive player. G. James Fair takes control over other players with an easy jump shot. :• VI V . Reserves Capture Title A. Phil McKay moves past a Shelbyville player. B. After rebounding the ball John Leavell gives his teammates time to set up a play. C. Mike Wilson moves down the court to put a play in action. D. Bruce Shadiow pivots to avoid an opponent. E. Freshman Team. Front Row: A. Holland, D. Taylor, M. Holt, R. Wills, D. Finn, D. Yeary, K. Kincy, M. Moore, B. Marshall. Back Row: Coach W. Smith, P. McKay, K. McGraw, R. Moore, J. Finch, G. Pritt, D. Kleppe, R. Boyd. F. Reserve Team. Front Row: C. Hardiman, D. Rogers, B. Shadiow, T. Edwards, J. Leavell, B. Miller, M. Wilson. Back Row: K. Manning, L. Banks, A. Moore, R. McKinstry, B. Edwards, Coach L. Humes, R. Younger, F. Darby, M. Bro- ner, D. Hughett. G. Don Kleppe struggles with an opponent for possession of the ball. H. Aronzo Holland moves against the opponent during a tip-off. I. Mark Holt leaps with the ball for an outside jump shot. Girls Boast Winning Tradition Not many teams at Howe can boast a record like the girls gymnastics team. A three-year state finalist banner hangs in the gym and the girls hope to add a winner. New talent has over- come the loss of several seniors. Coach Reinhardt commented that this year was tougher than the last two, but the girls looked forward to hosting and competing in sectionals here this year. Only three graduated this year, so gymnastics fans should see a talented team next season. A. Senior Georgia Solberg goes up for her round-off back twist. B. Tracy Johnson puts a little extra in her leap for the floor exercise. C. Freshman Janet Mackell shows the result of hard work and determination. D. Newcomer Cheryl Keough gets ready to dis- mount from the high bar. E. All-around performer Susie Lovell executes a graceful leap on the beam. F. Joy Droeger spots Diana Abney on her vault in a pre-meet warm up. G. Girls Gymnastics. Front: K. Shepard, K. Smith, C. Thomas, J. Wiggins, C. Keough, T. Chaplin, J. Mackell. Back: K. Wood, S. Lovell, J. Droeger, Coach Reinhardt, D. Abney, G. Solberg, T. Johnson. H. Cindy Thomas has a new trick in her floor ex- ercise, a back lay-out. , -;V : new sport and new faces adorned the new gym this year in the form of boys gymnastics and head coach Rick Hewitt. Coach Hewitt came from Pike High School, where he received the title of Boys Gymnastics Coach of the Year in 1975. As usual starting a new team was tough but it proved to be promising. There were no team wins in the first year record but individual winners shone through in several events. Lack of experience on the equipment hin- dered the young team but determina- tion and enthusiasm helped to make the first year team exciting. Hornet backers may be assured of another competitive sport in the next few seasons. A. Boys Gymnastics. Front: R. Vanat, S. Yam- afugi, M. Sgro, M. Storm, L. Allison. Back: R. Lovell, R. Hensley, C. Campbell, M. Allison, M. Cauley, L. Primm, J. Phillabaum, G. Underwood, Coach Hewitt. B. Floor exercise is just one of Bob Vanat ' s many events. C. Fellow athletes watch as Mike Sgro performs a giant. D. Jay Phillabaum shows precision going through floor exercise. E. Mark Storm flips to end his routine. F. Lenny Primm warms up before doing his hand- spring vault. G. Mark Cauley steadies himself before going into another move. Improvement Doubles The boys swimming team with nine returning members has definitely im- proved in the last two years. Starting with Mike Goetz as their coach and changing mid-season to Tim Jessup, organizer and coach of the swimming program at Howe, the boys doubled their wins from the past years. The team had much more depth this year and included many seconds, thirds, and fourths, along with the first places. In the next couple of years Howe fans should see the young team im- prove and broaden the swimming pro- gram in city schools. A. Charles Kootz thinks about his next race. B. After completing the 100 yard backstroke Greg Haboush takes a breather. C. Boys Swimming. Seated: M. Heck, J. Ku- ykendall. Standing: G. Haboush, C. Kootz, S. Genrich, D. Richey, R. Purdue, T. Galloway, R. Ohrn, M. Roeschlein, B. Poole, M. Young, D. Hvidston, J. Genrich, D. Wente, C. Winter. D. Jeff Genrich and Tom Galloway are surprised with the results of the meet. E. Duane Richey gets ahead with his start. F. Pull is the secret word 1 for Dean Hvidston as he swims for Howe. G. Dan Wente and Tom Galloway make the ex- change during a relay. H. Curt Winter comes up for a breath. 54 55 at Men Pin City Wrestling began at Howe back in 1 957 when the young team placed sev- enth in the city. This year the team had many exciting wins but the highlights of the season were winning the city meet with eight members placing and hosting the school ' s first sectional. Sophomore Matt Langenbacher quali- fied for the semi-state. Coach Jim Ar- vin said that the team ' s strengths were a tremendous self-dedication and team unity. The only problem was that the coaches had to cut many talented boys from the popular program. Although the reserve wrestling squad could not finish with another 1 0- record, they did have an impressive season. An excellent freshman team, usually at a disadvantage because of lack of experience, proved that the Howe wrestling program may look forward to many more exciting seasons like this year ' s 6-2. A. Varsity Wrestling. Front: Coach McLeish, G. Reed, T. Dorris, R. Boyer, D. Craig, M. Lang- enbacher, G. McAtee, T. Roeschlein. Back: Coach Miller, S. Wilson, R. Bruce, F. Hess, C. oger, G. Pottorff, R. Byrd, Coach Arvin. B. Gary Pottorff goes after his opponent for the win. C Fred Hess maneuvers for the advantage be- fore pinning a Beech Grove wrestler in the sec- tional finals. D. Troy Roeschlein pins his Beech Grove oppo- nent with a side headlock. E. Sectional champion Matt Langenbacher at- tempts to throw his Tech opponent. Host Sectionals wrestlers Remain on Top A. Murphy Wallace uses a reversal to take the advantage. B. Rob Thompson grabs his opponent to throw him down. C. Brian Miles and Chris Roeschlein warm up be- fore the next match. D. Reserve Wrestlers. Row 1: M. Hill, G. Sutter, L. Stidd, O. Cowherd, M. Day. Row 2: P. Hawkins, B. Miles, P. Lane, E. McDaniel, C. Wallace. Row 3: Coach P. Miller. E. Freshman Wrestlers. Row 1: M. McGregor, B. Keough, T. Hill, R. Hicks, J. Oberlies, T. Baugh- man. Row 2: R. Hill, M. Fagan, M. Wallace, P. Hyche, J. Kaim, V. Manley, M. Sisk, W. Hall. Row 3: M. Trivett, R. Thompson, M. Herzberg, J. Druley, D. Wyatt, M. Fendley, J. Gunn, Coach J. McLeish. F. Elige McDaniels attempts to roll over his opponent. G. Ja Bez Gunn works to take down an Attacks wrestler. H. Owen Cowherd pins his opponent. I. Mat Maids. Row 1: D. Kinney, J. Mitchell, P. McCleary, C. Coe, C. Massey, B. Tooley, M. Alex- ander, K. James. Row 2: L. Van Hooser, D. Baughman, A. Alexander, T. Kinney, B. Eaton, T. Engle, D. Pottorff. Not shown. P. Freeman, D. Dowling. New Sport Popular After existing for many years in GAA, girls basketball moved up to its own varsity team this year. It proved to be a very popular sport, attracting nearly eighty girls to tryouts. Twenty-five girls were chosen to play on the varsity and reserve squads. Howe was at a disadvantage, being the only new basketball team in the city, but head coach Bob Mitchell overcame this handicap with hard practice. He summed up the teams ' at- titude by saying, The enthusiasm is super. Reserve coach Rita Gaither added, In spite of many losses, the girls still have great spirit. The girls showed much improvement through the season, and look forward to a tal- ented team next year. A. Senior Carol McCrae drives down the court for a lay-up shot. B. Varsity Basketball. Coach Mitchell, D. Davis, D. Stevens, J. Freeman, T. Boltinghouse, M. Johnson, P. Castaneda, D. McGuire, N. Hinch, C. Hommel, D. Johns, K. Dixon, C. McCrae, J. Adams. C. Debbie Johns, Most Valuable Player, deftly ev- ades a Washington opponent. D. Reserve Basketball. Front: L. Tanasovich, P. Ammons, P. Walters, S. Scott, T. Wills, J. Oberlies. Back: K. Emery, S. Barnard, M. Driscol, L. VanFossan, I. Stafford, T. Eggers, E. Collins, Coach Gaither. Spring of 76 -J - ' M- - ■- — . - r - • 61 A Different Tune This year ' s musical was quite differ- ent from musicals in the past, not only because four performances were given but also because Li ' l Abner is not the traditional, flowery, glamorous, romantic production of by-gone days. Instead of being set in far-off lands or the bright lights of a big city, it is set in a small, unnecessary hick town known as Dogpatch, USA. The musical was the highlight of the music season and the big performance for many senior cast members. This year ' s musical, like musicals of before, was a big production and a success. 62 A. Li ' l Abner (Hal Page) demonstrates to Pappy (Sam Leonard) what Yokumberry Tonic has done. B. Li ' l Abner (Hal Page) admires Miss Appasion- ata Von Climax ' s (Kim Burden) fur while Daisy Mae (Carrie Shepard) cringes with jealousy. C. Senator Phogbound (Ben Meyers) expresses his opinion of moving from Dogpatch because of nuclear testing. D. Li ' l Abner (Hal Page) and Earthquake McGoon (Dave Harkness) fight over Daisy Mae (Carrie Shepard). E. Mammy and Pappy Yokum show off their son, Li ' l Abner. F. Mammy and Pappy Yokum (Susan Ferrer and Sam Leonard) go through one of the production numbers. G. Marryin ' Sam (Kevin Friedly) gets Li ' l Abner (Hal Page) and Daisy Mae (Carrie Shepard) back together again. 6 J Behind the Scenes Stage activities numbered many, and the stage crew was always there ready to serve. From double period as- semblies to double-night musicals, the stage crew serves an important purpose. The sound crew handles all sports and theatrical sound equipment while the business managers sell admission tickets at all Howe events. Students who put in the required amount of time may be initiated into Thespians honorary. M r . % r ' M i llL i Wmj 1 • j L ' -■ sjf -J 5 i .■4 JpBfe . ? lii f jl iSPl Ji • journalism fi| $ M ml « 5b ' v ' R, -a NOfkShOp .. .M.HW 1 Jit: r - jj MS-jJJ a ' ' - gr-i m,iAtf . ' JOmKk ' H SI k i n • A s ' II % 1 mTm ' ' B 8k Jn rC ' Jf ' t Mp V 3F 1 a a ■A tB ll ' , v ' n , R 1 tfl • m fm ' MW jtf f ' ' a ™ « K • ' • _ i  .i ' ' ■ ' ;  W p i • Ik Jf Jf ' ■ • i L ■.. r ' W: ;i : p « • 1 w. it ' IV , : - F • t : |%| 1 i j S V 31 lilt VLrfO I ? s  -: ' Vl| . , ■ -«- ;. r? 1. i - ' | 1 ; ||j; ' : ;| ■ ' ' ' ■{■■}}:, ;j. ;■ -i ' .V ■ ' . j I-. ■ ' ■C -Ipi ' $(■- I ' il ' :■ : ; ■ ■ HB ' J-U-B I SB mmm j M n II - i _ ' A. Stage Crew. Front: Becky Wilson, Sue Heustis, Carol Shelley, Meryle Lowe. Middle: Laurel Lagenaur, Joy Bradley, Karen Popplewell. Back: Glen Marquis, Scott Cronin, Bill Shelley, Gary Rankin, Mitchell Cox, Debbie Hartley. B. Sound Crew: Jeff Hall, Dan Lmd, Brian Jett, David Welch. C. Becky Wilson, Karen Popplewell and Laure Lagenaur sew a drop for the musicial. D. Business Managers. Mr. Vollmer, Tony Bridges, Janice Wiggins, Cheryl Keough, Carol McCrae, Wendy Peters, Kathy Jourdan. E. Painting drops is a well known activity on the stage in February. F. Mr. Charles Pirtle and male stage crew mem- bers discuss plans for building a framework. G. Laurel Lagenaur toils over the sewing ma- chine on a fifty-foot drop. H. Thespians. K. Burden, L. Byers, C. Ford, D. Newman, B. Meyers, T. Riches. I. Girls utilize the orchestra pit for pinning a hem in preparation for the sewing machine. Activities Program Grows Most school groups continued to be active throughout the year with new groups forming as the need arose. School service groups such as the video tape crews, statisticians, and P.A. announcers became more active as the year went by. A. Mrs. Bredewater and several Charm Club members examine personal grooming items. B. Pen Points. Front: Karen Popplewell, Laura Cox, Sheryl Jett, Nora Gonzalez, Tina Allen, Mrs. Neal. Back: Miss Smith, Lisa Curren, Carol Hom- mel, Kathy Moore, Meryle Lowe, Tammy Lannom. C. The P.A. announcers get ready to tape morn- ing announcements. Pictured: Mike Finn, Jenni- fer Long, Janice Wiggins, Tom Cridlin, Jeff Eh- lert, Mr. Briggs. D. DECA (Distributive Education Club of Amer- ica). T. Trotter, S. Chafins, J. Weber, P. Young, M. Davis, C. Craig, J. Banayote, J. McCormick, L. Dungan, B. Hardy, B. Bingle, R. Stillwell, G. Myr- ick, D. Bareford, M. Taylor, M. Smith, S. Massey. E. Howe students render services to the athletic department during a basketball game. F. The German club brings on the spirit of Christ- mas with their Father Christmas. G. Students admire a Mexican symbol of Christ- mas, the pinata. Sit 1 1 £w A IL ' jSE m M I IF It f i 1 1 1 1 1  66 6 ' T Leadership in Practice Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) was established for boys at Howe in 1954. In 1973, only two years ago, a program for girls was added. Instruction in leadership is the most important goal. ROTC tries to give the student a chance to instruct others and to learn the good and the bad of having people in his command. Stu- dents are also taught the basic military skills. This was the second year the boys drill team have had their new uniforms, which may only be worn in exhibition drill meets. The regular ROTC uni- forms are worn for straight drill. The girls drill team has not obtained enough money for special uniforms yet. They cleaned up the gym after sports events (with a lot of help from other ROTC members) to earn money for uniforms. They hope to have them for next year. The Color Guard did a good job of presenting the colors at sports events. The Rifle Team showed competitive skill at the rifle meets. First Sgt. Harold M. Ecktman, SAI (Senior Army Instructor), has been here for eight years. His assistant for several years has been M Sgt. Jerome Baker. The Battalion Commander at Howe was Cdt. Lt. Col. Matthew T. Orth. A. Boys Color Guard presents the flag at a Howe football game. Members are Roy Silins (Captain), Keith Weaver, Kenneth Weaver, Leroy Sexton, Leo Allison. B. Howe ROTC staff take care of administration. Pictured: Debrah Gardner, Thomas Sargent, Bar- bara Massel, Matthew T. Orth (Battalion Com- mander), Kevin Moore, Ernest Milburn, and Jo- seph O ' Gara. Others are Vaughn Stultz, Sandra Sargent, Keith Matthews, Dwayne Backus, Rob- ert Barnett, Nancy Pollitt, Brenda Smith, Deborah Fisk, John Bradburn, Bobby Gilliam, Douglas Smith, Dennis Wall. C. Mark Mitchell reloads his rifle. D. The American flag is displayed in any weather. E. A few of the members of girls drill team per- form a segment of their routine. Members are Linda Loucks (Captain), Debrah Gardner, Sandra Sargent, Nancy Pollitt, Donna Cook, Lee Napier, Linda Miller, Susie Rhodes, Brenda Smith, Deborah Fisk, Kathy Nuttall, Debra Wand. 68 .was: s Ml ROTC Effort Brings Rewards A. Many hours of practice are put into the boys drill routine. Members are Michael Harvey (Cap- tain), Thomas Sargent, Kevin Moore, Keith Mat- thews, Bobby Gilliam, Brian Archer, Leo Allison, Dwayne Backus, James Petty, Douglas Smith, Charles Tolley, Keith Weaver, Kenneth Weaver, Rickey Webb, Kevin Ford, William Christopher. B. Classmates help Leo Allison pin a new ribbon on. C. Vaughn Stultz has his uniform formally in- spected by Matthew Cauley. D. Girls Color Guard members Grace Sexton, Linda McClain, Brenda Smith, and Linda Miller present the flag at a basketball game. Other members are Donna Cook, Nancy Pollitt, and Deborah Fisk. E. ROTC involves demanding class work. F. The federal inspection highlights the ROTC year. BATTALION COWVIAf© POST 70 Highlight Is Final Game The Hornet baseball team has come a long way from a 7-5 season back in 1948 to a 16-11 record in 1975. The team was a well balanced junior-senior group with a lot of returning players. The ' 75 season was one of improve- ments as the team improved both the batting averages and the individual records. Coach Spears commented on the team, saying, The highlight of our season was getting into the final game of the sectionals before losing 6-5 to state runner-up Marshall in a game that could have gone either way. A. Kevin Johnson rushes for home before the play is completed. B. After a play at second base, the players as- semble on the mound for a conference. C. Ray Littleton puts forth a powerful swing. D. Bernie Mackell and Doug McGuire look to- wards the dug-out as Kevin Johnson moves to- wards the mound during a time-out. E. Hornet reserve player checks out 3rd base after he scores a run. F. Reserve pitcher Tom Cridlin hopes to strike out his opponent. G. A vicious play at home knocks a Falcon player unconscious. H. Varsity Baseball. Row 1: J. Holly. P. Bled- soe, B. Dixon, D. Hughett. J. McCreary. C. Had- ley. Row 2: R. Littleton, K. Polston, M. Gilles- pie, T. Deel, J. Banayote, M. McClure, K. Goff. B. Bingle. Row 3: B. Mackell. K.Johnson, D. McGuire, Mr. Spears. re Averages Soar The freshman and reserve baseball teams were still better than average last year. The reserve team ended their season with 10 wins and 9 losses. Their leading batter was Mike Taylor. According to Mr. Preston, the team ' s batting average was extremely high for a team average. The freshman team had a record of 11 wins and 3 losses with Bruce Sha- diow having the highest batting aver- age. Freshman coach Mr. Hedges commented, In all of the team ' s losses we out-hit the opponents. 1 1 d l fe wtMk fc- |_— $ i ■ k 1 M1P PII ■ jLjt- . Sl ' ju j t m fc-V ' HSpftr - .... M KMf £•■ W  mpv £ I • ' vfH 5 r .« , ,ii™W W ■ 1; s f l St ' -m ™W I I ™ s LL i , . ■ ■ ' i ' ■ ■■ I ft . 59 JHH . !W IkM - ' ; if f«, - ' t .■■■•: ..■• ' ■■ ■■:■?:■•■■■ ■■ ' ; ' s ' : ■■ - ' ■ ' ■-:■ ' ' il A. Number 22 hits the base as the spectators look on. B. Bruce Shadiow watches for another play as an opponent returns to base. C. A pep rally on the mound to plan the team strategy. D. Freshman Baseball. Front: B. Foster, D. Aik- man, B. Oberlies, J. Leavell, D. Allison, R. Ohrn, D. Oberlies. Back: T. Bridges, T. Schuster, B. Shadiow, G. Reed, K. Dippel, J. Stucker, D. Rog- ers, Mr. Hedges. E. Girl spectators enjoy another Howe baseball game. F. Reserve Baseball. Front: B. Cope, M. Collins, T. Absher, R. Goddard, T. Schultz, D. Rhynear- son, E. Davis. Back: P. Rettig, T. Dorris, R. Alli- son, J. Smoot, G. Cunningham, T. Cridlin. M. Taylor, M. Harmon, R. Pacheco. G. Coach Spears discusses with the pitcher the progress of the game. H. Everyone watches as a Hornet player pops up. Golfers Talented but No Titles In 1941 the linksmen held sectional, regional, and state finalist titles. In 1975 the golf team held no titles but placed well in all the matches and ended the season with a 14-2 record. Guiding the team as captain was Doug Cotter, the squad ' s long ball hit- ter. Senior John Sullivan was voted most valuable player and proved his value with his coolness on the fair- ways. Although only seven men may play on the varsity squad, the junior varsity proved that not all the talent lies in the upper ranks. Coach Phil Brown took the team to sectionals and regionals. He will not be returning next season but hopefully the golf team tra- dition will be carried on. A. With excitement, Doug Peters sinks his putt. B. John Sullivan studies the green in preparation for his shot. C. Front: D. Openbrier, J. McClain, R. Cotter, J. Smith, E. Eickelberg, Mr. Brown, R. Glassmeyer. Back: D. Kerns, E. Pritz, K. Jones, J. Starneri, J. Sullivan, D. Cotter, D. Peters, J. Kaiser. -« . , Strong Contenders Girls tennis was probably one of the strongest competitors at Howe but one of the least publicized. With only two years of IHSAA competition as experi- ence the young team sent players to sectionals, regionals, and state. Howe placed fourth in the city tournament with one member, Mimi Boulais, plac- ing first in the singles. Miss Wilkes and the team should be proud of their two year record of 1 0-0 in 1 974 and 8-4 in 1975. A. Susan Hartill returns the ball as Becky Wilson awaits the volley. B. Susan Ferrer completes her backhand shot with a little kick. C. Freshman Susie Bankston starts the match with her serve. D. Moving sideways for her backhand, Julie Mus- ser concentrates during a play. E. Girls Tennis. Miss Wilkes, C. Wheeler, K. New- man, T. Eggers, S. Hartill, M. Boulais, S. Bank- ston, S. Ferrer, J. Mitchell, D. Velazquez, C. Bot- scheller, B. Wilson. HH Record-Breaking Year B J Br E ' .f ' xZ. yP 1 ! r ' -f JBaii i |jM MH L ■ V A The spring of 1 941 was the first sea- son for a mens track team and the start of a long-lasting tradition at Howe. It also set the records which have been broken often but never as much as this year. Five all-time Howe records and six freshman records were broken. Co-captain Gary Selke broke the 100 and 220 dash records. Co-captain Roger Wright capped his career by smashing the old two-mile record with a time of 9:28.5. He won the city title and placed 13th in the state. The mile relay team ran 3:26.3 and Greg Mathias whirled the discus 158 ' 9 to set Howe records. Outstanding freshman was Abe Moore, who set records in the 1 00 and 220. Other freshman records were set in the low hurdles, discus, long jump, and 880 relay. The varsity won 9 of their 12 meets and placed a fine 5th in the city and 8th in the sectional. The mens track team will suffer a great loss next year with the retirement of Mr. Wood. He commented on his seven years at Howe, Coaching is really the only way you can reach these kids, and that ' s the thing I ' m really going to miss. A. Releasing tension before a meet, the team tosses Kathy Powers with a blanket. B. John Adams anchors another mile relay win for Howe ' s record-breaking team. C. Greg Mathias winds up before releasing a win- ning throw. D. Gary Selke breaks the tape first in the 220 with teammate Dave Detamore coming in a close third. E. Girls Track. Row 1: B. Cohee, K. Powers, R. Woolen, B. Bingle, L. Wallace, P. Ammons, R. Williams, N. Hinch. Row 2: P. Selke, K. Emery, S. Heustis, B. Strickland, C. McCrae, J. Adams, C. Keough, K. Kent. Row 3: L. Lauck, S. Layman, L. Smoot, M. White, L. McCrae, E. Mueller, M. Dris- col, K. Farrow. Row 4: Coach N. McMillan, Coach P. Miller; Managers K. Jourdan, S. Boltz, J. Wiggins, B. Massel. F. Varsity Track. Row 1 : G. Cherry, M. Broner, G. Selke, D. Privette, T. Cope, J. Rettig, J. Adams, R. Wright, R. Janes. Row 2: A. Moore, R. White, D. Detamore, M. Wilson, J. Scharbrough, M. Du- gan, R. Baue, K. St.John. Row 3: T. Boyce, C. Bredensteiner, B. Tanasovich, L. Baker, J. Fair, R. Smith, G. Mathias, J. Rankin, R. St. John. Row 4: G. Houston, Mr. Chisley, Mr. Harpold, Mr. Wood, C. Hadley. G. Beth Strickland and Sue Layman complete one lap of the newly added mile run. New Dimensions With only three years of experience in their favor the womens track team did exceptionally well for such a young team. During the 1975 season the team and three-year coach Nancy McMillan sent seven girls to sectionals and one to state. Pilar Ammons, voted most valuable member, placed seventh in the state finals. The 880 relay team, hurdler, long jumper, milers and 100- yard sprinter all participated in sec- tionals. Three-year veteran Carol McCrae received the best mental atti- tude award. A new dimension of the season was a new assistant coach, Paul Miller. A. Kathy Powers, Bonnie Bingle, and Nancy Hinch begin the 880-run, a strenuous event. B. Carol McCrae clears the hurdles and digs in for the finish. C. High jumper Lenny Primm was Howe ' s high- est placer in the city meet. D. Pilar Ammons finishes first in the 440 at the Howe-Shortridge meet. E. Talented John Scharbrough clears the bar in a winning vault. F. Junior lead-off man Doug Privette moves out as the gun goes off. G. Reserve Track. Row 1 : C. Glenn, S. Leonard, J. Ayers, C. Roeschlein, G. Privette, B. Hunter, B. Hicks, R. Collins, V. Drake, J. Genrich, J. Boyd. Row 2: L. Primm, J. Cook, D. Sutter, D. Shadiow, R. Bone, C Niemann, T. Edwards, B. Boekankamp, A. Wilson, M. Brown, D. Clellan. Row 3: S. Gonzalez, K. Sloan, P. Rettig, J. Clark, J. Welch, R. Thein, R. Purdue, K. Knuth, O. Cowherd, S. Carter. Row 4: Mr. Chisley, Mr. Harpold, Mr. Wood. H. Freshman Abe Moore takes the baton and the race in stride as he pushes off. w:M m-yx m at IM ' s— Basis for Sports At one time all of Howe ' s inter- scholastic sports were intramurals. Two intramural sports still live on, bowling and basketball. The bowling intramural program is fairly new since it started in 1970. There were 28 teams and approximately 250 people partici- pating in the program. The basketball intramural program consisted of 11 freshman-sophomore teams and 13 junior-senior teams. The highlight of the year was the cham- pionship game between the two leagues before the senior-faculty game. A. Intramurals provide fun for participants. B. Howe bowlers crowd the lanes on Monday afternoon. C. Many Howe bowlers show fine form. M«O0f CO CD E E CO 83 Career Programs Grow This was a relatively good year for Howe students. The media center sparked a new interest in reading. It has excellent audio-visual materials, and the pleasant surroundings provide students with a welcome relief from study hall. The career center was also new this year. Students can go there for coun- seling on the area of work they would like to enter after graduation. Howe has long been known for aca- demic achievement, and there is proof in the large number of students in the National Honor Society. However, the number of students going on to col- lege has declined over the past ten years. Many are attending technical and business schools instead. There has been quite a change in several departments in the last dec- ade. The Industrial Arts Department has received the most improvements. It has added new areas and improved all its labs with new equipment and machines. Graphic arts has obtained a new lab. Also, the department has added new courses to its already wide selection of classes. Among them are electronics, prevocational education, and power and auto mechanics. Howe has changed to include classes that students used to have to take at other schools and to combine new techniques with a long estab- lished academic system. A. Business machine students calculate problems. B. Diane Zimmerman and Jenny Freeman find that some things have to be sewn by hand. C. Senior Richard Emmelman is one of the many who took advantage of the newly offered elec- tronics class. D. Anthony Suggs works on the lathe in ad- vanced machine shop. E. A dislocated elbow hinders typing student Georgia Solberg. F. Freshman Ken Kincy takes the much-dreaded but necessary spelling final. G. Paul Rettig mixes sand for the foundry unit. 84 Classes Add Variety A. Mark Collins conducts a chemistry experiment. B. Climbing the ropes is just one ot the things boys get graded on in gym. C Donna Pottorft examines the pottery at Con- nor Prairie Farms. D. A foods student makes cookies for the annual home ec fashion show. E. Students enjoy Mr. Vollmer ' s popular English classes. F. Mrs. Hancock instructs her French students in the lab. G. Boys debate who ' s going to be head cook in a men ' s foods class. H. Mr. Johnson explains the operation of a brake drum to his power mechanics class. S Students Bring Howe Honors BHH h A. A boys P.E. class gets involved in a volleyball game. B. English 4G students do a commercial for footie pajamas as a project for propaganda and advertising. C. National Honor Society. Row 1 : Susan Hold- ren, Debra Spears, Carol Hempfling, Carol McCrae, Janice Wiggins, Sue Heustis. Row 2: Carrie Shepard, Doug Privette, Russell Byrd, Mark Gibson, Jeff Gildea, Paul Allison, Kevin Moorhead. Row 3: Evan Pritz, Todd McQuade, Carl Bredensteiner, Matt Orth, Beth Strickland, Tim Riches, Kim Burden. Row 4: Susan Ferrer, Kathy Hudson, Becky Wilson, Laurel Lagenaur, Debbie Hartley, David Newman. Not pictured: Georgia Solberg, Linda Zimmerman, Donald Dichmann, Jay Hudson, Ralph Johnson, Susan Adams, David Edy, Pamela Burton, Rachel Mor- dick, Ida Hillenburg, Anita Bowman, Patricia White, Hal Page, Katherine Ewing, Suzanne Lovell, James Brown, Kathy Butler. D. Drawing and drafting students win city honors each year. E. Members of Quill and Scroll, national journal- ism honorary for high school students, were ini- tiated in the spring of 1975: Ann Fulk, David Hei- mer, Carol McCrae, Jenni Rebholz, Laurel Lagenaur, Jeff Genrich, John Starnerj, Nanette Walters, Greg Truex, Mark Gibson, Beth Strick- land, Mimi Boulais, Carol Shelley, Janice Wig- gins, Susan Ferrer, Susan Holdren, Sue Heustis, Gail Johnson, Tim Riches, Ben Meyers. Slave Quarters, Mental Ward, The Zoo. Call it what you will but the 1975- 76 staff has done a fantastic job for such a young group. I felt that no cap- tions and very little copy were needed for the Hilltopper page. The pictures tell the story and the workers know how it was. Jokes and fun times were part of it but late night sessions and Saturday work days were also part of our job. I would like to thank my staff for all their dedication and everyone else for their cooperation. Good luck next year and the years to come. Ja- nice Wiggins, Editor. Jokes, Fun and Hard Work 90 Class of 79 Anne Abell Elizabeth Abella Cathie Abrams Dianna Aikman Lou Allen Johnny Allen Lance Allison Leo Allison Diane Anderson Tammy Archer Carrie Armstrong Scott Attebury Dwayne Backus Donella Bailey Sherrie Bailey Terri Bailey David Baker Mary Baker Greg Ball Shirley Banks Sherri Barnard James Barnett Robert Barnett Joyce Bartley Patricia Baue Tim Baughman Joe Baxter Rae Beach Charlene Beatty Shelly Beller Barbara Bennett Daniel Biggerstaff Terry Bishop Dave Boillat Bruce Bingle Kathy Blines Carl Bockover Charles Bockover Carol Boekankamp Dai Booher Kathy Booker Linda Boothman Francina Bouse Tina Borders Eric Bowman Lisa Bowman Randy Bowman John Boyce Randall Boyd John Bradburn Carol Branson Cora Branson Patrick Br atton Timothy Bratton Aretha Brown Carol Brown David Brown James Brown Jimmie Brown Marie Brown Cindy Bruce Toni Bruce Sherri Buchanan Regina Burch Todd Burke Kevin Burke Randy Burns James Burris Linda Butler Denny Byers 92 Pamela Callaway Tawny Caluza Cheryl Carr Michelle Carroll Edward Carson Eddie Cassidy Karen Chafins Jackie Chaillaux Tammie Childs Scott Chrisman William Christopher Mildred Church Charles Clark Edwin Clark Jeff Clark Jeri Cline Ellen Clingan Dawn Coffman Becky Cole Charles Coleman Cindy Coleman Allen Collins Betty Combest Tim Combs Yolanda Combs Patty Compton James Coop Beverly Cope Bryan Copenhaver Jeff Cornelius Hobert Cornett Suzanne Corrice Carol Cory Robert Costin Sabrina Covington Denise Cox Jeff Cox Samuel Cox Spencer Cox Debbie Crane Elaine Cridlin John Cross Karyn Cross Tina Crouse Vernita Crowe Carmelita Cruz Tommy Cruz Lillia Culpepper Connie Cunningham Remembering summer, freshmen shiver through a winter fire drill. 93 Freshmen Show Spirit John Cunningham Larry Cunningham Sherry Cunningham Freddie Curry Malcolm Curry Tammie Dailey Tammy Dalton Carla Danford Paul Davidson Barbara Davis Deborah Davis James Davis Robin Davis Richard Day Steve Day Thomas Day Rhonda Decher Jill Denham Carol Denny DeDe DeNoon Rita Denton Kebra Dixon Monica Doyle Phillip Doyle Jay Druley Ken Dryden Ellen Dugan Kim DuLaney Shonda Dunkerson Cindy Durham Tim Duskin Chris Dych Beth Eden Martha Edgerton Joseph Ehrgott Theodore Engelking Pamela Etheridge Leslie Ezzell Mark Fagan Debbie Fallowfield Debbie Falls Linda Faubion Susan Faulkner Phillip Fentress James Ferguson Kim Ferguson Rosemary Ferguson Delores Fernandes Angie Fields Jesse Finch Danny Finn Deborah Fisk Chuck Flowers Kevin Ford Larry Ford Shelley Ford Billy Fowler Kimberly Freeh Annette Freeman Wendy Freeman Krystina Fuller Tracie Gard Susan Gardner Sean Gelarden Steve Genrich Mike Gentry Donna George Julius Gerber Kevin Gibson Sherry Gibson 94 Brad Gildea Karen Gladney John Glick Nell Glover Bill Golden Rita Goldsberry Sue Gott Wendy Graham Darrell Grek Milburn Grimes Margaret Grismore Karen Gross Sharon Gross Diana Groves Richard Gunderman Jabez Gunn Patsy Gunn Brenda Gunter Rosemarie Gurley Roger Hack Brenda Hacker Randy Hackler Robin Hammons Crystal Hardebeck Maggie Hardley Susan Harlow Donna Harper Joyce Harris Duane Hartley Ken Harvey Dolores Hauk Dan Hawkins Betty Hempfling Sharon Hendricks David Hendrix Donald Hendrix Mark Herald Byron Herri ngton Mark Herzberg Allison Hicks Debbie Hickman Harold Hicks Paul Higgins Cathy Hill Lynda Hill Richard Hill Tim Hill Jean Hilton Paul Hinesly Members of the class of 79 show their spirit at the first basketball pep rally of the year. 95 Council Elects at Large Tony Hinkle Rhonda Hocks James Holland Eric Hollon John Hollywood Mark Holm Mark Holt Steve Hotseller Ann Hudson Charles Huffman Vickie Huffman Kathy Hughey Carolyn Hughett Edward Hull Joanna Hull Dean Hvidston Douglas Hvidston Patrick Hyche Marcus Hynds Laura Imel Debra Irey Sharon Jackson Michael James Laura Jenser Debbie Johns Brenda Johnson Linda Johnson Michael Johnson Theresa Johnston Candy Jones Charles Jones Dale Jones Jennifer Jones Kathy Jones Stanley Jones Tammy Jones Carol Julian Kim James Virgil Keeker Keith Kire John Kelley Daniel Kelly Donna Kemp Chris Kendrick Brad Keough Brent Keplinger Doug Kerr Susan Key Kenneth Kincy Angela King Debbie King Julie King Debbie Kinser Lorrie Klain Don Kleppe David Knight Lisa Kollman Kim Koser Vickey Lakes Billy Lambert Karen Landis Brian Largent Robin Laudermilt Holly Laurenzo Gregory Lawson Margaret Lawson William Lawson Ronda Leavitt Teresa LeMay Jean Lenahan 96 Debbie Lewis Theresa Littleton Constance Long David Long Sandy Long Terry Long Rod Love 1 1 Eric Lowe Jackie Loy Kathy Lucas John Luke Cheryl Lundy Becky Lynette Janet Mackell James Mahaney Penny Mahurin Connie Manley David Mansfield Brenda Manson Richard Marlow Bart Marshall Matthew Martin Tina Matthews Tom Matthews Kevin Mattingly Theresa Mattingly James McAllister Jackie McAndrews Kelly McAtee Maureen McCrae Mike McDaniel Roxanne McDaniel Melanie McDermet Kennie McGraw Mike McGregor Phillip McKay Roger McKim Tim McLeod Tim McPherson Warren Merritt Keith Meyers Bart Miller Julia Miller Marsha Miller Patricia Mills John Miser Cheryl Mitchell Nancy Monroe Bryan Montgomery Chuck Flowers, one of several student council members elected at large for the first time, is a familiar face at most Howe functions. 9 Class Talented Academically Diana Moore Mark Moore Myron Moore Rayshelle Moore Robert Moran Tiny Morgan Brad Moriarity James Morris Yvonne Mosley Michael Muir Mary Munden Sheila Muse Bonnie Neal Danny Neely David Neely Mitchell Negovan Sandy Nichols Edward Nicholson Thomas Nicholson Nick Nix Kathryn Nuttall Jeffrey Oberlies Julie Oberlies Julie O ' Haver Tony Openbrier Richard Owens Dave Pacanowski Tamara Padgett Bryan Page Denelda Parmer Delia Pastrick Linda Patterson Lisa Patterson Mike Penney Diana Pennington Randy Phillips Lisa Phillips Robert Phillips Sabrina Phillips Bruce Polk Sam Pollom Carol Pond Deborah Porter Debbie Poulos Vicki Powell Gilbert Pritt Connie Pruitt April Pryor Jeffrey Qualkenbush Terri Rader Denny Raines Russell Raney Mary Reames Mark Redmon Elizabeth Rednour Anthony Reecer Angelia Reed Mike Reel Joni Reynolds Anthony Rice Camilla Rich Donald Richardson Stanley Richardson Mary Riley Dennis Robards Jon Robbins Jamie Roberson Mike Roberts Samuel Roberts Scott Roembke 98 Donald Ross Lucinda Rowland Brian Russell Rocklin Russell Sherrie Russell Janice Sanders Leslye Sanders Natalie Sanders William Sanders Evelyn Sapp Richard Schroering Gary Scott Wanda Scott Cheryl Sedam Dena Sedam Ronald Sexson Debra Shadiow Kandy Shearer Daniel Shinkle Danny Short Tammy Short Tim Shultz Paul Shupe Susie Sims Mike Sisk Tony Slayton Kathy Small David Smith Doug Smith Jenny Smith Jinny Smith Joyce Smith Kelly Smith Michael Smith Rhonda Smith Sherry Smith Tony Smith Jeff Smithes Gary Snelson Beverly Spears Steve Spicklemire Rhonda Spring Donald Spurling Mike Stacy Iretha Stafford Mike Stafford Kevin Stephens Madella Stephenson Aaron Sterling Hard work earns a reputation of excellence for the freshman class. 99 First Class in New Gym Shelley Stil labower Craig Storm Lora Stover Dan Suiters Don Suiters Jerry Suitor Mark Summers Delores Summitt Wanda Surber Donna Sutter Robert Tackett Lynn Tanasovich Andrew Taylor David Taylor Lisa Taylor Tim Tedders Jon Tedrowe Tammy Templeton Diana Terry Kellie Terry Samuel Thatch Cindy Thomas Darryl Thomas Jeff Thomas Stacey Thomas Debra Thompson Esther Thompson Reeda Thompson Robin Thompson Rhonda Thompson Susan Thornton Patty Tichenor Desi Tinnin Chuck Tolley Lea Tomlin Charlotte Tooley April Torrence Lisa Trout Donald Tucker Keith Tunstill Kim Turner Terri Turner Diana Turpin Michelle Uban Gregory Underwood Rick Vance Lisa VanFossan Mary Vastine Mike Verboser Kevin Vinson Phyllis Vollmer Lori VonWiller Karen Voss Dale Wadded Jamie Wagner Myra Wagner Joseph Walden Debby Waldroff Dennis Wall Murphy Wallace Mike Wallick Beth Walters Lora Walters Pam Walters Chris Ward Debra Watson Robert Watson Keith Weaver Kenneth Weaver Rickey Webb 100 Penny Weber John Wein Kathryn Wein David Welch Shelia Wells Patty Wheeler Gayla Whitaker Dawn White Mike Whitman Debbie Wiese JoAnn Wiese Aaron Wildrick Leslie Wilfong Elizabeth Wilkins Andy Wilkinson Kelly Wilkinson James Williams Penny Williams Steven Williams Susie Williams Tammy Williams Vicky Williams Ronnie Wills Annette Wilson Debbie Wilson Linda Wilson Michael Wilson Sharon Wood Kathy Workman Carolyn Wren Mike Wright Scott Wynn Sun Yamafuji David Yeary Beverly Young Gary Young Mark Young Robert Young Tim Young Mark Zander Steve Zimmerman Larry Gilliam 101 Class of 78 Teresa Adams Don Aikman Andria Alexander Johnny Alexander Tina Allen Daniel Allison Debbie Allison Pilar Ammons James Amonette David Anderson Sandy Anderson Alise Andrews Roena Andrews Michael Apollos Brian Archer Kittie Arnold Tamara Atherton Doug Averitt Joe Ayers David Baden Michael Bailey Lane Baker Susan Bankston Kathy Barnes Maurice Barnes Thomas Barnes Vanessa Barnes Kevin Barringer Tina Bartley Diane Baughman Tom Beard Jeff Bell Richard Benedict John Bigelow Bernadette Billerman Diana Blackmon Cynthia Bockover Janet Boekankamp William Boekankamp Brad Bohnenkamp Debbie Boltinghouse Cindy Bone Craig Boram DeeAnna Bossert Cindy Botscheller Gerard Boulais Randy Boyer Celesta Bradley Donna Branham Lana Breeden Tony Bridges Raymond Bristow David Brooks Bobby Brown Carrie Brown John Brown Mark Brown Nevalene Brown Rhea Brown Valeria Brown Ted Bullens Patti Bullerdick Colleen Burch Kym Butler Robin Byrd Susan Cain William Cain Brian Calhoun Maureen Calhoun Linda Campbell y x „ 102 Keller Carolan Dawn Carpenter Roberta Carpenter Kevin Carr Rita Carr Jeffrey Carter Sherrie Carter Cristina Castaneda Pam Castaneda Cathi Caster Gayle Cauley Rose Caveny Cathy Chapin Sherrie Charron Theresa Cheatham Laura Christensen Phyllis Christensen Carole Clark Jim Clark Kenny Clark Martinda Clark Susan Cobb Jeanette Cochran Alan Cockrill Cindy Coe Robin Coleman SeBell Coleman Elaine Collins Gene Collins Rick Collins Teresa Combs Kevin Conwell Donna Cook Cathy Cooley Cathy Cooley Sharon Coop Linda Cooper Sherry Cooper Ronald Coppinger Tony Cory Carol Couden Owen Cowherd Mitchell Cox Dana Craig Donald Crane Toni Creekbaum James Crocker Don Crockett Don Croley Abe Moore, holder of sev- eral freshman track records, relaxes during a meet. 103 Sophomores Strong Athletes Brenda Crouch Cathalina Cunningham Jeffrey Cunningham Lisa Curren Jewel Curry Ramona Curry Louise Curtis LaFrondorf Darby David Darlington Dennis Davidson Alisa Davis Becky Davis Terry Davis Julie DeWitt Elizabeth Dilley Mary Dilley Kent Dippel Stanley Disman Douglas Dixon Marsha Donahue Jeffry Doucleff Stacy Doughty Lavon Drake Yolanda Dreier Meredith Driscol Randy Eads Bonnie Eaton Tony Edgecombe Terry L. Edwards Tina Eggers Jeff Ehlert Cary Eickelberg Barbara Elder Tim Ellett Harold W. Embry Pamela Emery Tami Engle Jeannie Ensinger Gary Escue Michelle Ettner Beverly Evans Becky Ewing Virginia Ferguson Traci Fields Chris Fleitz Nelson Fleming Rhonda Fletcher Angelia Ford Robert Foster Susan Fowler Tony Frost Danita Gant Cheryl Gardner Steven Garner Gail Garvey Kim Geralds Mary Gibeaut Gary Gilbert Bobby Gilliam Nancy Gissara Anthony Gladney Rick Glassmeyer Charles Glenn Alice Godby Terri Goldsberry Billie Goode Jeffrey Goodman Scott Gorton Debbie Gregory Felix Griffin 104 Coaches say Pilar Ammons has championship potential. Sue G ' Sell Robert Gunn Allan Guthrie Melvin Gyeace Debbie Hadley Alan Hall Mitchell Hall Steve Hall Theresa Hall Rita Hampton Debbie Harbin Christopher Hardiman Sandy Hardley Mark Harrington Darrell Harvey David Havens Lula Hawkins Mike Hawkins Pat Hawkins Steve Hawks Dexter Hayes Tanya Hazelwood Mark Heck Thomas Hege Dave Heizer James Henson Roger Henson Da rlene Herald Laura Herndon Duane Hicks Robert Hicks Terry Hier Julie Higgins Hazel Hill Mark Hill Nancy Hinch Cindy Hinton Sherri Hire Lynn Hilton Gregg Hodnett Rick Hoff Steve Hoffmire Keith Hoover Angela Hopkins Karen Horton Dennis Howard Randy Howard Tammy Hughey Pamela Humphrey 105 Familiar Fred Hunter Gwyndelene Hutchinson Robert Jackson Al Jenkins Keith Jessee Brian Jett Douglas Johnson Karen Johnson Kris Johnson Shelia Jolly Debbie Jones Edward Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones James Julian Bill Karr Patrica Kaylor Pamela Keller Karen Kemp Doretha Kendrick Leslie Kerr Kevin King Pamela King Tim Kinney Rick Kirchner Sherry Kirkham Robert Kirkman Tom Kirlin Caroline Kleber Robert Klier Phil Lane Matt Langenbacher Emery Largent Linda LaRue Lois Lauck Judith Leach Phyllis Leach John Leavell Gilbert Lee Tracy Lee Donna LeMaire Douglas Lepper Laura Lepper Carolyn Lewis Mark Lewis Sandra Ligon Greg Lindboe Tim Lindsey Roland Lolla Scott Long Gail Looper William Lotz Linda Loucks Gary Loveman Gail Lowe Ellen Mackell Sandra Maki Laurie Malmfeldt Cathy Malone Earlene Manning Deondra Martin Juan Martinez Andrew McAndrews Bob McClain John McClain Paula McCleerey Sandra McClure Debra McCombs Linda McCrae Kathy Ann McDaniel 106 iw?fln Mary McDermott Gary McGinnis Matt McGovern Kathy McGuire Martha McGuire Kim McKane Gregory McMiller Vernita Kay Meade Cindy Merrell Cheryla Merntt Ernest Milburn Gail Miles Glenda Miles Dan Miller Debbie Miller Linda Miller Kenneth Milligan Penny Minton Donna Mitchell Jo Anne Mitchell Bryan Monroe Rhonda Montgomery Robert Montgomery Dale Moore Gary Moore Kathleen Moore Layshelle Moore Vaughn Moore Mark Morgan Ron Morgan Michael Morris Robert Morris Kevin Morrow Linda Moylan Dave Muckridge Pat Murphy Bennie Murray Gregory Muse Julie Musser Mike Myrick LeeAnn Napier Vicki Nation Ron Neal Chuck Nelson Kathy Newman Cheryl Nichols Teresa Nicholson Carl Niemann Karen Norris 107 Typical Scene on Campus Cathy Norton Nancy Nottingham Bruce Oberlies Donald Oberlies Beth O ' Brien Debbi Ocasio Chris O ' Connor Pam O ' Haver Rick Ohrn Curtis Oliver Marsha Oliver Tony O ' Neill David Openbrier David Ormerod Tad Osterland Jerry Ott Randy Padgett Lynette Parker Fred Parks Chuck Parmer Debra Passmore Thomas Patton Deborah Payne Tom Peacock Steve Perkins James Perry Bonnie Peyton Cynthia Phillips Mike Phillips Tim Pilkinton Kellie Pollard Nancy Pollitt Lori Polston Brian Poole Kathleen Powers Peggy Pratt Charles Preston Blaine Price Frances Price Greg Privette Donald Pryor Vincent Purcell Tom Pursell Jim Raines Stephen Randolph David Ransom Brian Rapp Gay Ratliff Candy Ray Christina Reames Julie Rebholz David Rech David Reed Georgann Reed Kenneth Reed Mary Reifeis Lisa Reimer Paul Rettig Frank Rice Wanda Richardson Carol Riches ntMtMi niiey Sam Roberson l Michael Roberts Larry Robertson ; : Towanda Robertson Jeffrey Robinson W ' lV : David Rodgers Sue Roell Mark Roeschlein , ' ,- ' l 108 Jt Am Danny Rogers Chris Ross Barbara Rouse Tina Royalty Connie Rudy Tim Rupp Gina Rush Steve Safstrom Michael Sams Gene Sanders Greg Sanders David Sarfaty Sandy Sargent Laura Schlebecker John Schmidlin Jeff Schneider Tom Schuster Roxanne Scott Susan Scott Pamela Selke Lisa Sexton Steve Shackelford Bruce Shadiow Dwayne Shaw Jacquelyn Shelton Krista Shepard Randall Short Teresa Short Michele Schumaker Johnny Siebenthal Roy Silins Elsworth Sims Jeffrey Slayton Theresa Smartz April Smith Beverly Smith Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith Dennis Smith Harry Smith Kevin Smith Mark Smith Sheryl Smith Terry Smith Tammy Smith Bill Snell Linda Snoddy Mike Snyder Stephanie Snyder 109 Sophomores Provide Leaders Jim Sommers Susan Sorrentino Ron Spears Susan Spice Judy Stacy Ronnie Stafford Tim Stephens Charles Stevens Susie Stevenson Mike Still Michael Storey Mark Storm John Stout Charles Stoyonovich Jenny Strange Amy Strickland Bonnie Struck Donna Strykowski Rhonda Strykowski Joey Stucker Vaughn Stultz Stephen Summers James Surber Greg Sutter Sandra Taylor Bill Teague Roy Thein Jim Thomas Mary Anne Thomas Mauricia Thompson Pamela Thompson Rebecca Thompson Samuel Throckmorton Mike Tolan Jeanette Toney Phyllis Townsend Sharon Tracy Cheryl Tucker Ronald Tucker Donna Turner Patricia Vance Morris Van Fossen Amanda Van Hooser Debra Van Huss Holly Vernon Marland Wade Reba Wagers Rebecca T. Walker Toni Walker LaDonna Wallace Becky Wallis Melody Wand Peggy Watts Kathy Weingardt Steve Welsh Dan Wente Chris Wheatley Steve Wheeler Kristie White Lisa White Sharon White Steve White John Wichman David Wickizer Mark Wilder Andrew Wiles David Williams James Williams Jenny Williams Robin Williams 110 Wayne Williams John Williamson Patricia Williford Dennis Wilson James Wilson Patricia Wilson Curtis Wise Joe Wood Lena Wood Kathy Woods Carla Woodson Denise Woodward Jeff Workman Nancy Wright Rhonda Wylie Dawn Yamafuji Patty Yohler Bill York Denise Young Vela Young Rodney Younger Scott Crook Rhonda Patterson Student council representatives Pam O ' Haver and Griff Reed make Homecoming plans. 111 Class of 77 Rita Abrams Anthony Absher Vicki Adrianson Jim Alexander Mark Allison Barabara Anderson Kerry Babcock Mary Baker Nancy Ball Teresa Ballinger Leo Banks Terry Barlow Steve Barnard Teresa Barnard Suzanna Barr Bob Bartlett Ginger Bartley JoAnn Bass Tony Battle Rick Beacham Renee Beal Mary Becklehimer Mark Benefiel Monica Bennett Carla Bledsoe Frank Blythe Sherry Boltz William Bond Mimi Boulais Pam Bowers Joe Boyd Beth A. Braniff Cathy Bredensteiner Pamela Brewster Mark Broner Judy Bronstrup Jeff Brown Jeff Brown Richard Bruce Amanda Buchanan Dale Buchanan Steve Buennagel Shari Butler Denise Calhoun Chris Campbell Rose Carmichael Mary Carnal Kurt Carnell Gina Cassidy Maria Castaneda Butch Castetter Richard Cave Terri Chaplin Kenny Charron Dale Cherry Gary Childs Brian Clark Cathy Clark Charles Clyde Kathleen Cole Mark Collins Tyann Cook Richard Coons Nancy Coovert Brett Cope Ann Copenhaver Richard Cosley Rex Cotter Kathaleen Couden Tim Cowden 112 Laura Cox Lori Crafton Kevin Crenshaw Anna Cndlin Scott Cronm David Crooks Rodger Crouch Mary Crouse Marcella Crowdus David Crowe Clifton Cummins Cliff Cunningham Glenn Cunningham Vance Curry David Dalgleish Glenda Daniels Carol Danner Eddie Davis Jim Davis Vicki Davis Mark Day Stanley Dean Leo DeHerdt Jim DeNoon Marion DeRoos Robert DeRoos Barbara DeWitt Margie Dick Gary Dilbry William Dixon Karen Dougherty Dennis Doyle Mark Driscol Joy Droeger Marty Dugan Lee Duncan Bob Dunn Patty Durham Jody Eggers Bill Ehrgott Clifford Ellis Dorine England Theresa England Mike Escue James Fair Catherina Fanelli John Fannon Nancy Faubion Sara Ferguson w .. ..:. v g I i - } Mexican exchange student Pedro Gonzalez entered Howe late in the fall semester. 1 1: Juniors Watch and Wait Gay Finley Joe Fiddler Lisa Figg Jon Finch Michael Finn Carolyn Fisher Jerome Fisher Alan Fleenor Party Flowers Carol Ford Paul Ford James Foy Pam Freeman Kevin Friedly Bill Frye Tom Galloway Kay Gansert Richard Garner Mimi Garwood Jeff Genrich Melanie Gibson Tonya Gillespie Debbie Gilly Joyce Gladney Judith Gladney Ann Glover John Goldsmith Lisa Gomez Sergio Gonzales Nora Gonzales Norman Goodloe Gary Goodwin Vicki Gorham Dianne Graham Leroy Graves Kathy Gray Rick Greb Michael Griffin Mauricia Gross Brian Guhl Gregg Haboush Carla Hack Patty Haganmin Timothy Hall Jeff Ham Rhonda Hammons Dave Harkness Paul Harper Beverly Hart Susie Hartill Sara Hasseld Garland Hatter Rufus Hawkins Helen Heidt David Heimer Dale Henderson Raymond Hensley Alfred Hess Linda Hewitt Bridget Hill Kelly Hill Steven Hill William Hill Donna Hobdy Bryan Hodge Bill Holcomb Carol Hommel Rhonda Hopkins Sharon Hoskins Randy Houchens ! I 114 Ji Lynn Houser Gary Houston Terry Howe Bryan Hubbard Donna Huffman Beth Ann Hughey Bill Hunter Vicki Hurst Sam Hurt Rickey Hutchinson Robert Irey Patricia Jacobs Kim James Mark Jerrell Sheryl Jett Michele Jewell Elizabeth Johnson Monica Johnson Pam Johnson Tracy Johnson Donna Jones James Jones Rebecca Jones William Jones Jenny Kaim Cynthia Kaiser Joe Kaiser Mark Kelly Linda Kennedy Kathy Kent Cheryl Keough Tim Kilburn Trella Kincaid Mike King Donna Kinney Cindy Kirkham John Kirkham Kim Klein Diana Kleppe Keith Knuth Jim Kuykendall Bob Lach mayer Douglas Lane Gilbert Lane Joyce Largent Marilyn Lauer Rick Lawrence Mark Layman Susan Layman Varsity letterman Don Hughett watches Howe ' s city wrestling champs upset a high-ranked Tech team. 115 IB 77 Working Hard Tonya Leavitt Duane LeMay Sandy LeVier Roy Lewark Vanessa Ligon Danny Lind Cindy Linzie Jeffrey Long Jennifer Long Linda Long Mark Long Susan Long Nancy Lotz Vickie Lovell Jim Lowe Sheila Lowry Mike Lunsford Doug Lynette Tenna Macy Gail Malmfeldt John Manley Keith Manning Randy Manson Rick Manson Glen Marquis Debbie Martin Barbara Massel Cindy Massey Steven Matheny Keith Matthews Sandra Mattingly Rick May Matt McAndrews Kevin McAfee Linda McClain Frank McClellan Roger McClellan Heather McClure Anthony McCombs Stephanie McDermet Theresa McDermott Billye McGrory Kristi McGuire Dave McKain Kim Meadows Ronald Mckim Brian Miles Susan Miles Tony Miles Brian Miller Fred Miller Gary Miller Jeff Miller Lewis Mills Daniel Mohid Jim Monka Kevin Moore Tammy Morgan Cathy Mroz Edna Mueller Tim Myers Debra Nation Jewell Neagle Lou Ann Neal Dan Neely Mark Negovan Michelle Nelson Jeff Nichols Tanda Nichols Bruce Niedenthal ! 116 Lorraine Norris Joseph O ' Gara Eric Ohmit Daniel Ott Teresa Pace Robbie Pacheco Rhonda Page Pam Parcel Polly Parmer Kenny Patterson Tammy Patterson Ronda Pepper Teresa Perkins Angela Perryman Tamara Petti bone Hope Phares Ronald Phelps Eric Phillabaum Patricia Phillips Portia Philpot John Poole Karen Popplewell Donna Pottorff Shirley Powell Robert Powers John Price Lennie Primm John Propes Carla Purdue Ronald Purdue Julie Rader Robert Randolph Gary Rankin Michael Rapp Garr Ray Lori Rech William Rednour Rich Reel Steve Rettig Kimberly Rhodes Susie Rhodes Felicia Rich Daniel Riedeman Kathy Rippy David Roberts Joyce Roberts Delia Robillard Jimmy Robinson Len Robinson Jessi Velazquez concentrates on a drafting assignment. 117 Juniors Clown Around Robert Robinson John Rockey James Rodgers Chris Roeschlein Kenny Rowe Archie Rowland Rick Rowlen Jimmie Russell Ken Rutherford Jennifer Ryan Don Sanders Tom Sasser Mike Sauer John Scharbrough Diane Scheib David Schmidlin John Schmidt Julie Schmidt Anthony Schultz Pam Schuster Chris Scott Kim Scrogham Deborah Seel Lynn Setser Jerry Sever Rick Sever Janet Sexson Cindy Shearer Darla Shearer William Shelley Carol Sherron Virginia Shockney Tom Short Bob Sloan Dennis Sloan Beverly Smith Joe Smith Lori Smith Michael Smith Dana Snyder Greg Sprauer William Spears Beverly Spegal Holly Springer Michael Stahl Julie Staley Tracy Stephens Bob Stephenson Naomi Stewart Larry Stidd Sherry Stillabower Bev Stinson Ken St. John Richard St. John Wayne Stone George Stoyonovich Rick Striby Lois A. Struck William Sturm Constance Sumner Jim Sutterfield Janet Sweeney Chuck Taylor Vonda Tellarico LaVonda Temple Shelia Thomas Kennette Thompson Mike Thompson Gary Thornton Christe Tillery 118 Sharon Toles Brian Toney Pat Toney Bev Tooley Maria Toops Deborah Trinkle Tammy Troutt Jennifer Truman Dale Turpin Russ Turtle Toni Twigg Debra Van Robert Vanat James Vane Teresa Vaughn Jessi Velazquez Barb Vest Mike Vinson Mike Wadsworth Janet Walker Charles Wallace Tony Wallace Jimmie Ward Clara Wayman Patti Webb Rusty Webb Mark Welsh John Wheeler Mary Wheeler Brenda White Evelyn White Jeff White Joe White Phil Whitman Devon Wilcoxon Chris Wiles Stephen Wilfong Elton Williams Jim Wilson Michael Wilson Rena Wilson Steve Wilson Curt Winter Dana Witter Kathie Wood Karen Wren Joe Wyand Dianna Zimmerman Junior Kevin Friedly shows off his musical talents. 119 Class of 76 Spirit Scholarship Sportsmanship In their four years at Howe, the se- niors saw changes in the system, tradi- tions, and building. There werea new administration, a new English curricu- lum, the elimination of some classes and the addition of a lot of electives. The removal of homeroom caused a lack of communication and a rumble of dislike through some. A change in stu- dent council helped to open the chan- nels but still many activities were dropped. The Brown and Gold, the Turnabout, and the proms still remained but what ever happened to the Winter Wonder- land Dance, the Sweetheart Dance, and the May Pageant? All of those were once a part of Howe but seem to have been lost in the shuffle of our growth. Memories of when our football team was 9-0 and lost the chance to com- pete in regionals to Washington on a cold and rainy fall night, and the two years that the gym team went to state and took runner-up positions, all flood back when looking at our sports pro- gram. Women ' s sports have taken a big leap while the seniors have been here, with the beginning of three new sports. The completion of the new gym topped our stay at Howe and added the advantage of having city and sec- tional events played here in many sports. Changes came so fast in the last four years that a lot of things have been lost but the seniors came through and managed to leave Howe with some new trends and once again the feeling of accomplishment. i Diana Abney Diane Adams Jeri Adams Susan Adams Marcia Alexander Betty Allen Paul Allison Roy Allison Pam Amonette William Anderson Tracy Arthur Bill Attebury Elizabeth Back Diana Baker Gail Balch Jacqueline Ballard Joe Banayote Michael Barber Garland Barger Brian Barnes 121 Spirit of 76 Charles Bartley Teresa Bartley Mark Barton Belinda Bass Brent Bastin Richard Baue Jim Baughman Danita Beckman York Begeman Thomas Berry Mary Billerman Bonnie Bingle Karen Blanchard Carl Boger Terry Boltz Ronald Bone Karen Boring Anita Bowman Debra Branham Kris Branham 122 Carl Bredensteiner Edward Brewer Steve Brothers David Brown Denola Brown Kim Burden John Burris Pam Burton Cathy Butler Leonna Byers Russell Byrd Gary Caddell Shirley Callaway Richard Calvert Bill Cameron Kim Campbell Shirley Campbell Dennis Carr Mark Caudill Mark Cauley 123 No Homeroom Matthew Cauley Robert Cavanaugh Sharon Chafins Debra Chaillaux Betty Cheatham Glenn Cherry Cindy Clark Leo Cleme nts Theresa Cobb Brenda Cohee Teresa Cole David Conway Rod Cooley Terri Cope Kathy Craig Kimberly Cranfill Tom Cridlin Sherri Danford Andy David Greg Davis 124 Little Organization Linda Davis Marilyn Davis Mark Davis Connie DeLorraine Mary Demaster Pam Denney Donald Dichmann Robyn Dickerscheid Debra Diederichsen Donald Dilley Charlene Dishon William Dixon Jeff Donahue Mike Doody Terry Dorris Debra Dowling Fayrene Droke Robert Drum Steve Dunbar Linda Dungan 125 Seniors Kathy Dunn Adrienne Durham Marianne Dych David Edy Ernest Eickelberg Dixie Ellis Susie Elsey Karen Emery Richard Emmelman Susan Ferrer Konstantina Filis Jacquelyn Finch Kathy Fleetwood Jacquelyn Fleming Thomas Flynn Michael Ford Ronald Fowler Phil Galligan Vickie Garard Debra Gardner 126 Big Shots Bill Gearlds Louise Gearns Mark Gibson Tim Gibson Jeff Gildea Mark Gillespie Paul Gilliam Diana Gilson Robert Goddard Donna Godwin Gail Godwin Kris Goff Julie Grammer Tim Griffin John G ' Sell Joe Gutierrez Susan Hair Rebecca Hansbrough Carol Hardman Bill Hardy 127 The Last Year ' s the Best Mark Harmon Chandy Harold Michelle Harper Robert Harris Susie Hartill Debra Hartley Debbie Harvey Debbie Harvey Michael Harvey Kevin Hege Carol Hempfling Debra Hensley Sherrill Henson David Herzberg Suellyn Heustis Mary Hickman Tim Higgins Dennis Hill Lori Hill Tammy Hilligoss 128 Jon Hodge Susan Holdren Jim Holly Debra Holman Deana Hopkins Doug Hubbard Jay Hudson Kathleen Hudson Kim Hudson Shelley Huffman Edward Humphrey Sue Humphrey Dr. Patricia Alexander, Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools and former Howe dean, addresses National Honor Society initiation. 129 Senioritis Vonda Hurst Dennis Hynds Scott Irvin Teresa Jeffries Gail Johnson Kevin Johnson Peggy Johnson Ralph Johnson John Jones Kimberly Jones Kathy Jourdan Janet Karr Debbie Kern Joseph Kerns Darlena Kilburn Alma Kinney Treasure Kinney Edward Kirch Kerry Kirkman Karen Kirlin 130 Affects Everyone Ladd Kitterman Charles Kootz Pam Kord Laurel Lagenaur Charles Lamb Richard Landreth Tammy Lannom Laura Lauck Darlene Lawson Virgil Lawson Duane Lee Ted Lee Samuel Leonard Ray Littleton Scott Lockhart Howard Long Robert Loutt Ken Lovelady Suzanne Lovell Meryle Lowe 131 Loyalty to Howe Jeff Luedeman Judy Luedeman Chris Lynette Rogetta Lyons Ruth Lyons Julie Maier Kim Main Anita Manson Vanessa Matheny Kelly Mathews Teresa Matthews Greg Mathias Robert Mathies Richard McAndrews Gregory McAfee Marsha McCleery Heather McClure Mark McClure Jenny McCormick Carol McCrae 132 Withstands Years Raejean McDonald Diana McGeath Georgann McGinnis Theresa McGinley Margaret McKain David McKane John McLeod Tod McQuade Robin McRae Andy Meyer Ben Meyers Barbara Middleton Former Howe coach and athletic director Samuel T. Kelley returns home for a victory. 133 Changing Year for Seniors Richard Mielke Brenda Miller Linda Miller Julie Moeller David Mohid Ken Moloy Helen Monroe Janice Moore Robert Moore Kevin Moorhead Kenneth Morgan Troy Morgan William Morris Stephanie Morrison Cheryl Moss Wayne Munchel Rachel Murdick Dale Murphy Debra Murrain Robert Musgrove 134 Gary Myrick Debra Napier Marlene Neagle David Neal Mary Nelson David Newman Terrance Newton Cathy Nichols Ernie Nikou Charles Oakes Luinda Oakes Lucille Oglesby Kenneth Orr Matthew Orth Kathy Ott Timothy Ott Hal Page Mark Palmer Deborah Patterson Allen Patton 135 Triple Overtime Betty Pennington Doug Peters Wendy Peters Darrel Pettibone Teresa Pittard Ray Polston Michael Popplewell Fred Pothast Gary Pottorff Evan Pritz Doug Privette Quintin Pryor Denise Rader Doug Ransom Gail Ratliff Brian Ray Susie Ray Jennie Rebholz Donald Rech Mary Reese 136 Highlights Sports Year Pat Reily Dale Rhynearson Tammy Rice Ruth Richardson Tim Riches Duane Richey Cathy Rieger Bill Riggs Bill Risley Pam Rivers Chris Roberts Darryl Roberts A senior-dominated basketball squad brought Howe fans one of their most exciting victories in years, com- ing from behind to defeat Beech Grove. 137 Senior-Faculty Game Patti Roberts Deborah Robinson Steve Robinson Diane Roembke Curt Romerill Bill Rood Don Rouse Roberta Rushton Timothy Russell Kathy Sanders Tom Sargent Marjorie Schmidt Dennis Scoggins Roy Scott Grace Sexton David Shadiow Vicki Shafer Sheila Shearer Michael Sheets Carol Shelley i 138 r Tradition Carries On Carrie Shepard Ron Short Susan Short Cheryl Simison Elizabeth Sims Kathie Sloan Gary Smalling Bryan Smith Debra Smith Debra Smith Hershel Smith Lori Smith Mark Smith Rebecca Smith Rick Smith Tommie Smith Russell Snider Georgia Solberg Matt Sparks Debbie Spears 139 Seniors Have Fun Toni Stahl John Starneri Lori Steenbergen Robert Stevenson Ann Stewart Lisa Stone Beth Strickland Kurt Struck Scott Stroud Dan Studer David Sutter Ronald Suttner Linda Taylor Mike Taylor Elizabeth Thein Brenda Thompson David Thompson Robert Thompson Jamie Tomey Debbie Tompkins 140 Jim Toney Georgia Torrence Tammy Trotter Laura Turtle Elizabeth Vane Laura VanHooser Denise Velazquez Andrew Wade Pam Wadsworth Sylvia Wagner Jane Walker Nanette Walters 141 76— The Farewell Year Kathy Ward Susan Ward Tammy Wardrip Debra Watson Joy Weber Karen Wein Chester Werner John Wessell Shirley West Mike Westerfield Mitzi Whalen GregWhite Jeff White Richard White Debra Whitt Gary Wiggington Janice Wiggins Dave Wilcoxon Doug Wilcoxon Chris Wilkins 142 Carol Williams Scott Williams Mike Wilson Rebecca D. Wilson Rebecca Wilson Scott Wilson Ross Winter Julie Woodward Kurt Worrell Karen Wren Gary Yeary Paula Young Mike Zierer Linda Zimmerman Debbie Zollinger Penny Spiker 143 Seniors Active DIANA ABNEY-Gymnastics, Cheerleader, Senior Class Trea- surer, Football Homecoming Queen DIANE ADAMS-Tower, Intramurals SUSAN ADAMS-National Honor Society, Teacher Asst. JERI ADAMS-Track, Senior Play, Basketball MARCIA ALEXANDER-Hornet Honeys, Military Squad, Mat Maids, Orchestra PAUL ALLISON-Baseball, Latin Club, Science Club, Tower, Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Pep Band, Brass Ensemble, All-City Orchestra, All-Ctiy Band, PRV, National Honor Society, Senior Play, Intramurals BETHANN BACK-DECA, GAA, DE, Office Asst., Library Asst. DIANA BAKER-Choir, Orchestra, String Ensemble GAIL BALCH-Student Council, Gym Asst. JOE BANAYOTE-Baseball, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Varsity Athletic Club, DE MARK BARTON-ROTC Drill Team, Rifle Team, Color Guard BRENT BASTIN-Color Guard RICHARD BAUE-Football, Track, Cross Country DEDE BECKMAN-Tennis, Track BONNIE BINGLE-Track, GAA, DE, Swimming, Band, Pep Band, Teacher Asst., Varsity Athletic Club KAREN BLANCHARD-lntramurals, Pen Points CARL BOGER-Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Athletic Club RONALD BONE-Track, Pen Points, Teacher Asst., Office Asst. KAREN BORING-Teacher Asst., Office Asst., Library Asst. ANITA BOWMAN-Gymnastics, Hornet Honeys, Military Squad, Na- tional Honor Society DEBRA BRANHAM-Track, Teacher Asst., J A ERIC BRANHAM-Football STEVE BROTHERS-Band DENOLA BROWN-Track, Ebony Unlimited, French Club, Pen Points, ROTC Drill Team Captain, PRV, JA, Who ' s Who, Cheerleader KIM BURDEN-French Club, Stu- dent Council, Concert Club, Choir, Ensemble, Swing Choir, Guys and Dolls, Kismet, Li ' l Abner, PRV, Se- nior Play, Teacher Asst., National Honor Society, All-City Choir, Gym Asst. PAMELA BURTON-Orchestra, String Ensemble, All-State Orches- tra, District and State Music Con- test, PRV, Teacher Asst. CATHY BUTLER-Track, Hornet Honeys, National Honor Society LEONNA BYERS-Orchestra, Swing Choir, String Ensemble, Con- cert Club, Mixed Choir, Ensemble Contest, Kismet, PRV, Senior Play, National Honor Society, All-State Orchestra, All-City Choir, Guys, and Dolls, Li ' l Abner RUSSELL BYRD-Football, Wres- tling, Varsity Athletic Club, Student Council, Senior Play, National Honor Society SHIRLEY CALLAWAY-Track, GAA, DECA, Pen Points, Hornet Honeys RICHARD CALVERT-Student Council KIMBERLY CAMPBELL-Vice-Pres- ident of Student Council DENNIS CARR-lntramurals MARK CAULEY-Football, Gymnastics SHARON CHAFINS-DE, DECA, Of- fice Asst., Teacher Asst. GLEN CHERRY-Football, Track, Basketball, Varsity Athletic Club, Gym Asst., Student Council, Office Asst., J A CINDY CLARK-lntramurals, GAA, Hornet Honeys, Military Squad, Gymnastics Club, Orchestra BRENDA COHEE-Volleyball, Man- ager, Track, Student Council, PRV TERRI COPE-Pen Points, Hornet Honeys, Teacher Asst., Office Asst. THOMAS CRIDLIN-Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Wrestling, Speech and Debate Team SHERRI DANFOR D-Sngadoon, Teacher Asst. CONNIE DeLORRAINE-JA, Teacher Asst. PAM DENNY-Office Asst. DONALD DICHMAN-National Honor Society, Quiz Team JEFF DONAHUE-String Ensemble, PRV, Orchestra MICHAEL DOODY-Sngadoon, Stage Crew TERRY DORRIS-Football, Wres- tling, Baseball, Varsity Athletic Club DEBBIE DOWLING-Mat Maids, Teacher Asst. FAYRENE DROKE-Library Asst. STEVEN DUNBAR-Football ADRIENNE DURHAM-Ebony Un- limited, Teacher Asst., JA MARIANNE DYCH-Student Coun- cil, Clinic Asst. DAVID EDY-Hilltopper, National Honor Society ERNEST EICKELBERG-Golf, Chess Club DIXIE ELLIS-DECA SUSIE ELSEY-Cheerleader, Foot- ball Homecoming Queen, Gym Asst., DECA KAREN EMERY-Track, Basketball RICHARD EMMELMAN-ROTC Drill Team SUSAN FERRER-Tennis, Gym Team Manager, Spanish Club, Tower Business Manager, Student Council President, Kismet, Li ' l Ab- ner, Guys and Dolls KONSTANTINA FILIS-French Club MICHAEL FORD-Chess Club RON FOWLER-Student Council, Kismet, Senior Play BILL GEARLDS-Football, Varsity Athletic Club MARK GIBSON-Football, Tower Editor, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll JEFF GILDEA-Towe -, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll TIMOTHY GRIFFIN-Football, Se- nior Play BOB GODDARD-Baseball, Con- cert Club KRIS GOFF-Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity Athletic Club JOE GUTIERREZ-Chess Club, Orchestra SUSAN HAIR-COE, OEA WILLIAM HARDY-Basketball, DECA, Concert Club DEBBIE HARVEY-Hornet Honeys, Student Council, Concert Club, Kis- met, Guys and Dolls MIKE HARVEY-ROTC Drill Team, Rifle Team Commander, Color Guard Staff Captain, Outstanding Drill Team Member, Rifle Team High Firer Award JAY HAWHEE-Tower KEVIN HEGE-Track CAROL HEMPFLING-Orchestra, String Ensemble, Soloist with Indpls. Symphony, First Division at State Contest, Soloist with All-City Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Na- tional Honor Society DEBBY HENSLEY-Office Asst., Teacher Asst. SHERILL HENSON-Clinic Asst. DAVID HERZBERG-Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Athletic Club, Student Council, Band, Se- nior Play, Art Festival SUELLYN HEUSTIS-Hornet Hon- eys, Military Squad Captain, Volley- ball, Track, Hilltopper Production Manager, Band, Pep Band, Teacher Asst., National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Stage Crew SUSAN HOLDREN-Home Ec Club, Tower, Office Asst., Intramurals, Ex- ploratory Teacher, Ball State Jour- nalism Workshop, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll JAMES HOLLY-Football, Basket- ball Baseball, Naturalist Club, Stu- dent Council, PRV DEBBIE HOLMAN-ROTC Drill Team Color Guard, Library Asst., Office Asst. JAY HUDSON-lntramurals, Chess Club, Science Club, Tower, Na- tional Honor Society KATHLEEN HUDSON-lntramurals, Band, Flute Quartet, PRV, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, JA, National Honor Society KIMBERLY HUDSON-OEA, Intramurals DENNY HYNDS-Teacher Asst. TERESA JEFFRIES-OEA GAIL JOHNSON-H 7 fopper Sports Editor, Choir, Band, Concert Club, Girls Octet, Swing Choir, Orchestra, Kismet, Li ' L Abner, Quill and Scroll KEVIN JOHNSON-Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Student Council KATHERINE JOURDAN-Track Manager, Chess Club, German Club, GAA, Naturalist Club, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, Make-up Crew, School Representative to Museum of Art JANET KARR-DE, GAA JOE KEARNS-Golf DARLENNA KILBURN-Office Asst., Teacher Asst. TREASURE KINNEY-Hornet Hon- eys, Mat Maid, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Office Asst., Teacher Asst., Homecoming Queen Candidate KERRY KIRKMAN-Football, Choir, Sound Crew, PRV, JA PAMELA KORD-PE Asst. LAUREL LAGENAUER-Volleyball, Track, Varsity Athletic Club, Span- ish Club, Tower, PRV, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, Business Manager, Quill and Scroll, IU Honors Program RICHARD LANDRETH-Rifle Team, Color Guard, JA SAMUEL LEONARD-Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Council, Concert Club, Choir, PRV, SCR, Exploratory Teaching, Li ' L Abner RAY LITTLETON-Football Cap- tain, Basketball, Baseball, Most Im- proved Basketball Player Award, Varsity Athletic Club, Student Council, Office Asst., Winter Won- ■derland King Candidate SCOTT LOCKHART-lntramurals DECA, DE, National Honor Society HOWARD LONG-Football, Track, Basketball SUZANNE LOVELL-Gymnastics, MVP, Naturalist Club, Varsity Ath- letic Club, GAA, Student Council, Choralaires, 1st Vice-President of Senior Class, PRV, Gym Asst., Na- tional Honor Society, Jamboree Queen Candidate MERYLE LOWE-Student Council, Choir, Concert Club, PRV, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, Office Asst., School Representative to Museum of Art KIM MAIN— Intramurals, Business Manager, JA, Stage Crew ANITA MANSON-DECA JENNY McCORMICK-Hornet Hon- eys, Co-Captain of Military Squad, GAA, Pen Points, Student Council, Concert Club, DECA GREG McATEE-Wrestling, Speech and Debate MARSHA McCLEEREY-Hornet Honeys, Concert Club, Office Asst. MARK McCLURE-Baseball, Bas- ketball, Exploratory Teaching CAROL McCRAE-Volleyball, MVP, Swimming, Track, Best Mental Atti- tude, Basketball, French Club, His- tory Club, Hilltopper, Band, PRV, SCR, Teacher Asst., National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, IU Honors Program THERESA McGINLEY-Hornet Honeys, OEA, President, GAA, Gym Asst. GORGANN McGINNIS-OEA, COE KURT McLEOD-Football, Student Council BEN MEYERS-History Club, Tower, Student Council, Madrigals, PRV, Kismet, Brigadoon, Guys and Dolls Quill and Scroll, Li ' L Abner JULIE MOELLER-Hornet Honeys, Student Council JANICE MOORE-DECA Vice- President ROBERT MOORE-PRV, Band KEVIN MOORHEAD-Football, Tower, Wrestling, Student Council, National Honor Society KENNY MORGAN-DECA WILLIAM MORRIS-Chess Team, ROTC Drill Team, JA WAYNE MUNCHEL-Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Athletic Club, Stu- dent Council, Pen Points RACHEL MURDICK-Toive -, Na- tional Honor Society DEBRA MURRAIN-Hornet Honeys, COE DEBBIE NAPIER-Track DAVID NEWMAN-lntramurals, His- tory Club, Concert Club, Choir, Madrigals, Band, Stage Band, Or- chestra, String Ensemble Kismet, Senior Play, National Honor So- 144 ciety, All-City Choir, Li ' L Abner LUINDA OAKES-Gym Asst., Office Asst. KENNETH ORR-Football, ICT MATT ORTH-ROTC Drill Team, Battalion Commander, National Honor Society, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist TIMOTHY OTT-Soccer, Tower. Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, 1st Place Regional Music Contest, All- City Band, Student Council, PRV HAL PAGE-Wrestling, History Club, President of Indiana Histori- cal Society, Student Council, Band, Ch oir, Concert Club, Madrigals, All- City Choir, Kismet, PRV, National Honor Society, Li ' L Abner BETTY PENNINGTON-OEA, GAA, Library Asst., COE DOUGLAS PETERS-Golf, MVP, Best Mental Attitude, Intramurals, Teacher Asst., Junior Prom King Candidate, ICT WENDY PETERS-Volleyball, Tower, Concert Club, Choir, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, Business Man- ager, Exploratory Teaching, Li ' L Abner DARREL PETTIBONE-German Club TERESA PITTARD-Tower, ROTC Drill Team, Teacher Asst. MICHAEL POPPLEWELL-Track, Choir, Concert Club, Kismet, Li ' L Abner GARY POTTORFF-Football Cap- tain, Wrestling, Captain, Varsity Athletic Club President, Choir, Con- cert Club, Sound Crew, Stage Crew, Guys and Dolls, Kismet, Li ' l Abner EVAN PRITZ-Cross Country, Golf, Basketball, Student Council, Senior Class President, National Honor So- ciety, American Legion Citizenship Award QUINTIN PRYOR-Chess Club, Rifle Team, JA GAIL RATLIFF-DE, DECA, Art Awards SUSAN RAY-OEA, Office Asst. DALE RHYNEARSON-Baseball, Football TAMMY RICE-DECA, GAA, Teacher Asst, Office Asst. TIMOTHY RICHES-Spanish Club, Hilltopper Business Manager, Choir, Orchestra, All-State Orches- tra, All-City Orchestra, Band, Boys Ensemble, Swing Choir, Guys and Dolls, Kismet, Li ' L Abner, State Mu- sic Contest, PRV, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play, IU Honors Program PAMELA RIVERS-Home Ec Club, DECA, Concert Club, JA, Teacher Asst. PATTI ROBERTS-Library Asst. DEBORAH ROBINSON-Orchestra, All-City Orchestra CURT ROMERILL-Football, DE, ICT DIANE ROEMBKE-GAA, Pen Points, Student Council, Concert Club, Choir, Madrigals DONALD ROUSE-COE, OEA KATHY SANDERS-Hornet Honeys, OEA, GAA, History Club, Military Squad MARJORIE SCHMIDT-Teacher Asst. DENNIS SCOGGINS-DECA GRACE SEXTON-ROTC Drill Team, Color Guard SHEILA SHEARER-Choralaires, Choir, Band, Kismet, Li ' L Abner Teacher Asst., Office Asst., GAA CAROL SHELLEY-GAA, Tower, Stage Crew, Paint Crew, Make-up Crew, Student Council, Teacher Asst., Library Asst., Senior Play, Intramurals CARRIE SHEPARD-Track, Hornet Honeys Captain, Military Squad, Concert Club, Choir, Madrigals, Kismet, Senior Class 2nd Vice- President, Teacher Asst. National Honor Society, Li ' L Abner ELIZABETH SIMS-Pen Points, Of- fice Asst., Choralaires KATHIE SLOAN-DECA, GAA, Li- brary Asst., National Honor Society BECKY SMITH-Hoinet Honeys Co- Captain, Military Squad, Student Council, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Play, Teacher Asst., Library Asst., National Honor Society DEBBIE SMITH-DECA, PRV, Speech and Debate, JA DEBRA SMITH-OEA, AV, COE RUSSELL SNIDER-DECA GEORGIA SOLBERG-Varsity Ath- letic Club, GAA, Gymnastics, PRV, Gym Asst., National Honor Society, Cheerleader DEBRA SPEARS-String Ensemble, All-City Orchestra, Office Asst., Na- tional Honor Society TONI STAHL-OEA, COE, Junior Prom Queen JOHN STARNERI-Golf, Tower, Quill and Scroll ROBERT STEVENSON-Track, Concert Club, Choir, Brigadoon, Kismet, J A. DE, ANN STEWART-Track, Student Council, PRV, Clinic Asst. GEORGE STOUT-Football, Wrestling ELIZABETH STRICKLAND-Track, Best Mental Attitude, Hilltopper, PRV, Teacher Asst., National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, IU Honors Program, SCR, French Club SCOTT STROUD-Debate Team, JA DAN STUDER-Track, DECA, Boys Ensemble, Concert Choir, Briga- doon, Guys and Dolls DAVE SUTTER-Football, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Athletic Club RON SUTTNER-Cross Country, Tower LINDA TAYLOR-Cheerleader, GAA MICHAEL TAYLOR-Baseball, DECA ELIZABETH THEIN-Track, Student Council, Office Asst. DAVID THOMAS-Student Council BRENDA THOMPSON-GAA, OEA, Tower, COE JIM TONEY-Football, DE, ICT, Intramurals DEBORAH TOMPKINS-Pen Points. Concert Club, Choir, Teacher Asst., Office Asst., Business Manager, Intramurals LAURA TUTTLE-Hornet Honeys, Student Council, Orchestra, Cheerleader LAURA VAN HOOSER-JA, Pen Points, Mat Maids, OEA HILLA VAN SPANKEREN-Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, All-State Orchestra DENISE VELAZQUEZ- Tennis, Se- nior Play, Choir, Li ' l Abner JOHN ANDREW WADE-Track, Chess Club, Hilltopper, Teacher Asst., Tape Crew SUSAN WARD-Hornet Honeys, Military Squad, Naturalists Club, Student Council JANE WALKER-Teacher Asst. NANETTE WALTERS-Swimming, GAA, Home Economics Club, Var- sity Athletic Club, Tower Managing Editor JOY WEBER-DECA, JA JOHN WESSEL-Football, Cross Country, Golf, Wrestling. Intra- murals, Tennis, Swimming SHIRLEY WEST-DECA, JA JANICE WIGGINS-Volleyball Cap- tain, Swimming, Most Valuable Swimmer, Best Mental Attitude, Track Manager, History Club, Hill- topper Editor, Student Council, PRV, Teacher Asst., Business Man- ager, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll DAVID WILCOXON-Football, Color Guard, Staff Officer, Teacher Asst. CHRIS WILKINS-Volleyball, Track, Office Asst. SCOTT WILSON-Football, Golf, Speech and Debate REBECCA D. WILSON-Volleyball, Tennis, French Club President, His- tory Club, Varsity Athletic Club Hill- topper, Secretary of Student Coun- cil, PRV REBECCA L. WILSON-Concert Club, Library Asst. ROSS WINTER-Senior Play, JA. ISU Honors Program RICHARD WHITE-Basketball, Track DEBRA WHITT-Concert Club KURT WORRELL-Track, DECA. Student Council GARY YEARY-Choir, Brigadoon, Guys and Dolls, Kismet, Li ' l Abner LINDA ZIMMERMAN-History Club French Club, GAA, Library Asst., National Honor Society DEBBIE ZOLLINGER-DECA, GAA, Student Council 145 Faculty Evaluation Year The Howe faculty have done a merit- able job. Besides their classroom work, teachers give up their time to sponsor clubs and other after-school activities. The administrative, guid- ance, and clerical staff do a beneficial job in helping students. Every seven years there is a five- month self-study time to prepare eval- have been involved with many extra uations for the following year ' s North hours of meetings. The faculty have Central Association survey. The staff had a tremendous interest in seeing works with students and parents to de- that the school keeps the first-rate cide how well the school does in a par- evaluation it has traditionally ticular area. Their goal is to improve in- maintained, struction. This has been the self- study year at Howe and all staff members Patricia Aman Business, Student Council Rex Anderson Counselor James Arvin Physical Education, Wrestling, Footbal Hariette Baker English, Dramatics Jerome Baker ROTC Mary Bancroft English, Mat Maids Deborah Bareford Business, DE Coordinator, DECA Frances Barnett Budget Clerk David Baugh Business Michaleen Bean Media Center Bruce Beck English Department Chairman James Beck Security Richard Beck English Margaret Benson Dean of Girls Randal Bishop Social Studies, Chess Team 147 Lorna Boyd Evening School Clerk Robert Bramblett Music, Madrigals Patricia Bredewater English, Charm Club Steve Briggs English, Debate, Speech, National Forensic League Janice Brown Physical Education, Gymnastics Philip Brown Social Studies Mary Callaway Business Doris Cartwright Home Economics Chairman William Christoff Music, Orchestra LaVerne Coffin English Norman Coglan Industrial Arts Darryl Cork Career Education Margaret Crawford English, Reading Specialist Gene Critchfield Career Education Waneta DeHoff Nurse I 148 ■ Vv-X E. Dale Dinkens English, Hilltopper Doris Duncan Art Department Chairman Henry Easter Assistant Dean of Boys Harold Ecktman ROTC Robert Edwards Science Department Chairman, Science Club John Ervin English, History Club Blanche Ferguson Home Economics Jeannette Fields Library Assistant Ron Finkbiner Social Studies, Tennis, Quiz Team Larry Fitzgerald Social Studies, Assistant Gymnastics, Special Education Rita Gaither Home Economics, Girls Basketball. Cheerleader Sponsor Virginia Hall Guidance Office Clerk Richard Hammond Science Jody Hancock Foreign Language, Girls Swimming Kenneth Hanna Business 149 Richard Harpold Physical Education, Football, Track, Intramurals Dorothy Heniser Pupil Personnel Clerk Frederick Hewitt Physical Education, Gymnastics Ray Hulce Foreign Language Department Chairman Larry Humes Physical Education, Basketball George Jackson Business Education Department Chairman Gary Jacob Business, Baseball Tim Jessup Science, Cross Country, Boys Swimming, Track Dewain Johnson Industrial Arts William Jones Physical Education, Athletic Director Jamise Kafoure Foreign Language, Spanish Club Suzanne Kamen Art Hartwell Kayler Social Studies Department Chairman Evelyn Keaton Science Max Kidwell Industrial Arts 150 Maurice Kindle Foreign Language, German Club James Komann Art Jack Lawson Industrial Arts JoAnna Leffler Media Center Thomas Lewis Music Department Chairman, Musical Director James Lynch Art Barbara Lyons Home Economics, Home Economics Club Terrill Mahler Music, Band Jeannie Martin English, Tower Paula Mayes Foreign Language, French Club Virginia McClellan Attendance Clerk Charles McGinley Social Studies Gerald McLeish Social Studies, Football, Wrestling Nancy McMillan Math, Volleyball. Girls Tennis Janet McNeill Music Department Assistant •?• Penelope McNeish Business Wayne Mellott English Paul Miller Science, Wrestling Robert Mitchell Math, Girls Basketball, Boys Track Virginia Moore Bookstore Manager, Bookkeeper William Morris Industrial Arts Josinah Mosiman Home Economics Jerry Motley Science, Atom Dust Lyle Nave Industrial Arts Department Chairman Shirley Neal English, Ebony Unlimited, Pen Points Arnold Nelson, Jr. Counselor Ellen O ' Drain English James Perkins, Jr. Physical Education, Cross Country, Girls Track, Intramural Basketball Yvonne Perry Business, COE Coordinator, OEA Charles Pirtle Art, Director of Productions 152 Margaret Poole Secretary George Posey Career Guidance Harry Preston Foreign Language, Math, Football, Baseball, Wrestling David Pugh Social Studies Alice Purvis Math Norma Rauch Career Education, Health Occupations Justin Rehm Math Marilyn Reinhardt Physical Education, Girls Gymnastics Harrison Richardson Math Mike Riess Science Glenn Rohde Math Department Chairman Paul Schneeman Industrial Arts Mary Schwier Registrar Ethel Seitz English Marguerite Sights English ESS 15: Timothy Sipka Math John Skene Business Carole Smith Assistant Dean of Girls Shirley Smith English, Hornet Honeys, Pen Points William Smith Science, Football, Basketball Errol Spears Social Studies, Baseball, Quiz Team Carol Speck Special Education David Stahly Evening School Director Cheryl Stegnach Social Studies, Cheerleader Sponsor David Stewart Social Studies, Football James Stutz Physical Education Department Chairman, Basketball William Sumlin Dean of Boys Larry Todd Media Specialist H. Thomas Totten Director of Guidance Gloria Townsend Math 154 John Trinkle Counselor Dante Ventresca Science Joseph Vollmer English, Director of Activities, Golf Roxy Watson Math Barbara Watts Switchboard Operator Jacqueline White English, Ebony Unlimited Vivian White Home Economics Alson Wright Art James Yarber Science 155 GIRLS SWIMMING BOYS RESERVE BASKETBALL i ■ ■ Greenfield 49 137 Warren Central 51 36 q; lr f ilTC ihnorr H Warren Central 49 120 Arlington 41 33 OvJ ' it rUUdl V J Hamilton Southeastern 117 86 Shortridge 51 36 ■p w t m ■B Shelbyville 64 146 Ft. Wayne Concordia 55 40 Warren Central 85 105 Beech Grove 48 34 (HOWE SCORE LISTED FIRST) Hamilton Southeastern 108 87 Lawrence Central 53 36 Warren Central 76 122 Shelbyville 52 25 VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Greenfield 71 142 Southport 45 39 Washington 7 18 Arlington 16 14 Perry Meridian 49 162 Franklin Central 49 32 Tech 20 12 9 15 Deaf School 51 24 Tech 30 32 Marshall 23 4 15 Pike 90 120 Scecina 57 36 Manual 26 3 Marshall 16 14 City Tournament Champions Northwest 14 8 15 BOYS TENNIS Tech 50 39 Broad Ripple 28 14 8 15 Southport 1 4 Chatard 41 29 Arlington 32 12 Washington 15 6 Marshall 4 1 Scecina 59 52 Scecina 3 6 16 10 Perry Meridian 5 Wood 46 38 Perry Meridian 21 27 Franklin Central 15 11 Arlington 2 3 Northwest 37 32 Ritter 14 15 11 Broad Ripple 4 1 Perry Meridian 42 32 Chatard 15 9 Shortridge 3 2 Manual 49 42 RESERVE FOOTBAL 15 3 Manual 3 2 Marshall 39 41 Washington 6 18 Attucks 4 15 Northwest 5 Attucks 45 38 Tech 6 12 17 15 Ben Davis 3 2 Washington 54 35 Manual 30 6 3 15 Scecina 5 Wood 37 39 Marshall 32 22 Manual 5 15 Tech 5 Northwest 28 13 12 15 Wood 5 BOYS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Broad Ripple 30 20 Shortridge 8 15 Cathedral 4 1 Wood 41 43 Arlington forfeit 15 8 Sectional Creston 28 57 Scecina 36 6 12 10 Franklin Central 5 Scecina 42 49 Perry Meridian 28 6 Tech 15 6 Greenfield 5 Perry 28 48 Ritter 30 8 13 15 15 3 Southport 1 4 Franklin Central Chatard 26 24 31 34 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Northwest 13 5 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Attucks 37 51 Washington 6 22 15 2 Warren Central 70 72 Shortridge 33 48 Tech 6 Scecina 15 12 Arlington 64 39 Northwest 29 43 Marshall 28 14 15 13 Shortridge 63 58 Cathedral 48 69 Manual City Meet Ft. Wayne Concordia 62 42 Washington 36 51 Northwest 6 Roncalli 6 15 Beech Grove 80 76 Broad Ripple 26 43 Broad Ripple 8 6 15 Lawrence Central 67 69 Tech 44 50 Arlington 24 Sectional Shelbyville 62 58 Manual 24 78 Scecina 6 8 Southport 15 13 Southport 65 63 Marshall 40 48 Perry Meridian 6 8 12 15 Franklin Central 59 64 Northwest 39 75 Ritter 6 8 15 10 Tech 65 72 Perry Meridian 7 15 Scecina 65 81 GIRLS GYMNASTICS VARSITY CROSS C 13 15 City Tournament North Central 83.90 92.10 Washington 33 31 Tech 57 68 Shelbyville 98.75 57.55 Shortridge 33 67 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Northwest 70 83 Jeffersonville 82.45 83.70 Northwest 15 44 Arlington 15 Perry Meridian 62 57 Portage 81.95 86.05 Maunal 38 40 4 15 Manual 70 68 Merrillville 81.95 76.15 Scecina 38 45 Marshall 11 15 Marshall 53 42 Warren Central 80.15 80.15 Lawrence Central 62 18 11 15 Washington 59 Carmel 86.00 78.85 Tech 62 60 Washington 15 6 Attucks 79 62 Pike 97.45 76.65 Ben Davis 77 15 15 17 Wood 76 75 Season unfinished at deadline. North Central 77 41 15 6 Sectional tournament ifter Wood 30 25 Franklin Central 16 14 deadline. BOYS GYMNASTICS Arlington 20 37 15 10 Ben Davis 35.20 93.29 Broad Ripple 16 47 Chatard 15 8 Columbus 35.20 86.82 Attucks 29 24 9 15 Shelbyville 44.68 70.42 Howe Invitational- -10th 13 15 Perry Meridian 44.68 102.83 City Meet-6th Attucks 11 15 Southport 68.59 105.85 Sectional— 13th 14 16 Columbus East 73.36 96.15 Low score wins in cross country. Manual 12 15 Highlands 73.36 74.88 9 15 Warren Central 79.34 103.27 FRESHMAN CROSS Tech 15 13 Pike 89.07 95.86 Tech 51 22 15 9 Cascade 89.07 77.55 Belzer 51 56 Northwest 8 15 Shelbyville 65.95 80.00 Howe Invitational- -4th 15 8 Cascade 65.95 50.00 City Meet— 2nd 15 8 Season unfinished at deadline. Eight meets won by forfeit. Scecina 4 15 14 15 8 16 156 BOYS SWIMMING GIRLS VARSITY BAS (ETBALL RESERVE BASEBALL GIRLS TENNIS Pike 58 93 Warren Central 25 75 Scecina 8 9 Attucks 7 Sheridan 78 87 Beech Grove 27 46 Lawrence 4 1 Tech 4 3 Arlington 80 73 Washington 26 53 Lawrence 10 Our Lady of Grace 4 3 Arlington 58 38 Broad Ripple 43 61 Latin School 9 Broad Ripple 5 2 Brebeuf 58 58 Manual 36 51 Mooresville 4 3 Chatard 3 4 Hamilton Southeastern 59 109 Lawrence Central 28 47 Perry Meridian 1 6 Ben Davis 2 5 Western Russia ville 37 131 Chatard 14 36 Tech 16 1 Arlington 3 4 North Putnam 31 46 Wood 49 36 Attucks 15 Warren 3 4 Danville 31 95 Attucks 23 42 Southport 4 Wood 7 Shelbyville 16 73 Avon 31 26 Marshall 3 7 Tech 4 3 New Castle 16 81 Triton Central 35 37 Warren Central 10 8 Manual 4 3 Greenfield 43 112 Arlington 33 35 Northwest 2 5 Marshall 4 3 Warren JV 65 101 Deaf School 47 45 Broad Ripple 1 Arlington 78 78 Shortridge 14 60 Chatard 12 9 BOYS VARSITY TRACK Hamilton Southeastern 63 107 Greenfield 38 51 Ben Davis 10 Roncalli 103 24 Sectional— 6th North Central 5 1 Marshall 87 40 GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL Arlington 5 7 Northwest 52 75 VARSITY WRESTLING Warren Central 10 53 Roncalli 2 Broad Ripple 89 30 Cathedral 34 46 Beech Grove 20 25 Manual 9 4 Shortridge 89 40 Chatard 37 23 Broad Ripple 5 28 Columbus North 58 74 Carmel 37 21 Washington 26 23 FRESHMAN BASEBALL Washington 58 27 Marshall 46 19 Manual 23 42 Clay Jr. High 9 8 Wood 94 33 Northwest 30 25 Lawrence Central 10 37 Ben Davis 1 3 Attucks 105 22 Broad Ripple 60 7 Marshall 13 47 Mooresville 5 2 Manual 50 77 Tech 39 22 Attucks 19 15 Craig Jr. High 11 6 Scecina 97 30 Washington 46 20 Avon 18 23 Eastwood 8 5 Arlington 98 29 Manual 45 16 Triton Central 9 41 Clay Jr. High 7 1 City MeetSth Brebeuf 54 8 Arlington 29 9 Northwest 9 3 Sectional— 8th Arlington 42 15 Shortridge 35 23 Arlington 10 Warren Invitational— 4th Greenfield Central 21 27 Franklin Central 4 3 BOYS RESERVE TRAC Carmel Invitational— 2nd Perry Meridian 8 2 Roncalli 106 3 City Champions VARSITY BASEBALL Marshall 6 5 Marshall 115 11 Sectional— 2nd Scecina 2 3 Tech 3 1 Northwest 46 81 Lawrence 1 2 Manual 3 4 Broad Ripple 88 33.5 RESERVE WRESTLING Lawrence 2 1 Southport 4 6 Shortridge 88 32.5 Cathedral 37 25 Latin School 8 5 Columbus North 44 64 Chatard 39 21 Mooresville 8 2 GOLF Washington 44 49 Carmel 28 39 Mooresville 7 1 Northwest 203 249 Wood 95 23 Northwest 45 27 Perry Meridian 5 4 Scecina 209 239 Attucks 108 17 Marshall 45 27 Tech 3 1 Broad Ripple 204 249 Manual 52 74 Broad Ripple 60 15 Southport 9 4 Cathedral 211 226 Scecina 80 47 Tech 24 44 Attucks 12 Washington 197 241 Arlington 108 13 Washington 44 20 Ritter 1 8 Marshall 211 214 Manual 36 34 Ritter 5 1 Arlington 202 208 GIRLS TRACK Brebeuf 70 1 Marshall 1 11 Attucks 215 257 Greenfield 58 47 Arlington 42 45 Warren Central 2 9 Warren 216 202 Washington 23 72 Muncie North Tournament- 2nd Broad Ripple 5 3 Shortridge 139 244 Shortridge 50 54 City Meet— 3rd Ben Davis 2 10 Manual 203 212 Attucks 37 68 Chatard 2 8 Roncalli 213 217 Pike 25 80 FRESHMAN WRESTLING Manual 5 3 Tech 315 339 Marshall 14 8 Broad Ripple 63 6 Northwest 5 3 Wood 162 182 Northwest 14 24 Tech 45 19 Shortridge 11 7 Chatard 192 190 Tech 42 63 Attucks 57 12 Roncalli 3 5 Ben Davis 196 202 Arlington 38 67 Cathedral 50 22 Zionsville 8 Warren 51 54 Chatard 32 35 Tech 2 1 Mooresville 15 49 Marshall 5 6 Washington 43 27 North Central 1 9 Manual 56 4 Howe Invitational— 3rd City Meet-4th 157 Index ACTIVITIES Academics— 86 Baseball— 72 Basketball Boys— 46 Girls— 60 Cheerleaders— 22 Clubs-12 Cross Country— 31 Dances— 10 Football-24 Freshmen— 92 Golf-76 Gymnastics Boys— 52 Girls- 50 Hilltopper-90 Hornet Honeys— 44 Intramurals— 82 Juniors— 112 Managers— 22 Music— 36 National Honor Society— 89 Pen Points- 66 Quill Scroll-89 Homecoming— 8 Senior Play-20 Seniors— 120 Sophomores— 102 Sound— 66 Stage— 64 Student Council— 16 Swimming Boys— 54 Girls-32 Tennis Boys— 34 Girls-77 Track-78 Tower— 78 Volleyball-28 Wrestling-56 STAFF Alexander, Patricia— 129 Aman, Patricia-74, 75, 79. 88. 147 Anderson, Rex— 45, 99. 147 Arvin. James-25, 27, 56, 147 Baker, Hariette-21. 147 Baker. Jerome— 68, 147 Bancroft, Mary— 147 Bareford. Deborah— 66, 147 Barnett, Frances— 147 Baugh, David— 147 Bean, Michaleen— 147 Beck, Bruce— 147 Beck, James— 147 Beck, Richard— 147 Benson, Margaret— 147 Bishop, Randal— 147 Boyd, Lorna— 148 Bredewater, Pat-66, 148 Briggs, Steven-66, 148 Brown, Janice— 148 Brown, Philip— 76, 148 Callaway, Mary— 148 Cartwright, Doris— 148 Chisley, Michael-165. 168, 186 Christoff, Jr., William-42, 148 Coffin, LaVerne-148 Coglan, Norman— 148 Cork, Darryl-148 Crawford. Margaret— 148 Critchfield, Gene— 148 DeHoff. Waneta-148 Dinkens, Dale— 91, 149 Duncan, Doris— 149 Easter. Henry— 149 Ecklman, Harold-68, 149 Edwards, Robert— 149 Ervin, John— 148 Fields. Jeannette— 149 Ferguson, Blanche— 149 Finkbiner, Ron— 13. 149 Fitzgerald, Larry— 149 Gaither, Rita-60, 149 Glenn, Donald— 146 Goetz, Mike— 120 Hall, Virginia-149 Hammond. Richard— 149 Hancock, Joan-32. 33, 87, 149 Hanna, Kenneth— 149 Harpold. Richard-25, 81, 150 Hedges. James— 75 Hewitt. Frederick-52, 150 Hulce. Raymond— 150 Humes, Larry— 49, 150 Jackson, George— 150 Jacob, Gary— 150 Jessup, Tim-30, 150 Johnson, Dewain— 50, 87 Kafoure, Jamise— 150 Kamen, Suzanne— 150 Kayler, Hartwell-150 Keaton, Evelyn— 150 Kelley, Samuel-133 Kidwell, Max-150 Kindle, Maurice— 13, 151 Komann, James— 151 Lawson, Jack— 151 Leffler, JoAnna— 151 Lewis, Thomas— 37, 151 Lynch, James-25, 27, 1 51 Lyons, Barbra— 151 Mahler, Terrill-40. 151 Martin, Jeannie— 14. 15, 151 McGinley, Charles— 151 McLeish, Gerald-25. 27, 51 , 56, 58 McMillan, Nancy-28. 29, 79, 151 McNeil, Janet-151 McNeish, Penelope— 152 Mellott, Wayne— 152 Miller, Paul-25. 56, 58, 79, 152 Mitchell, Robert-60, 152 Moore, Virginia— 152 Morris, William— 152 Mosiman, Josinah— 152 Motley, Jerry-152 Nave, Lyle— 152 Neal, Shirley-66, 113, 152 Nelson. Arnold— 152 O ' Drain. Ellen-152 Perkins, James— 30, 153 Perry. Yvonne— 153 Pirtle, Charles— 65. 152 Poole, Margaret— 153 Posey. George— 153 Preston. Harry-25, 27, 75. 153 Pugh, David-153 Purvis. Alice— 153 Rauch, Norma— 153 Rehm, Justin— 153 Reinhardt, Marilyn-50. 153 Richardson, Harrison— 153 Riess. Michael— 153 Rohde, Glenn-9, 153 Ruschhaupt, Charles— 106 Schneeman, Paul — 153 Schwier, Mary— 153 Seitz, Ethel-153 Sights, Marguerite— 1 53 Sipka, Timothy— 1 54 Skene, John— 154 Smith, Carole— 154 Smith. Shirley-66. 154 Smith. Bill— 27, 22, 49, 46. 154 Spears, Errol-72, 73, 75, 104, 154 Speck, Carol— 154 Stahly, David— 154 Stegnach, Cheryl— 154 Stewart, David— 25, 154 Stutz, James— 46. 154 Sumlin. William— 154 Todd, Larry— 154 Totten. Thomas— 154 Tout, Frank— 146 Townsend. Gloria— 154 Trinkle, John— 155 Ventresca, Dante— 155 Vollmer, Joseph-65, 87, 155 Watson. Roxy— 155 Watts, Barbara— 155 White, Jacqueline— 155 White, Vivian— 13, 155 Wilkes, Betty-77 Wood, Bill-79 Wright, Alson-155 Yarber, James— 155 Young, Howard— 155 STUDENTS Abell, Ann-92 Abella, Elizabeth-92 Abney, Diana— 23, 50, 121, 144 Abrams. Cathie— 92 Abrams, Rita— 112 Absher, Anthony-112, 75 Adams, Diane— 15, 121. 144 Adams, Jeri-79, 124, 144, 60 Adams, John— 79 Adams. Susan— 89. 121, 144 Adams. Teresa— 102 Adrianson, Vicki— 112 Aikman, Dianna— 92 Aikman, Don-102, 75 Alexander, Andria-17, 39, 59, 102 Alexander, James— 112 Alexander, Johnny— 102 Alexander, Marcia-59, 121, 144 Allen, Betty-121 Allen, Lou-92 Allen, Tina-37, 66, 91, 102 Allison, Daniel-75, 102 Allison. Deborah-102 Allison, Lance— 52, 92 Allison, Leo— 37, 68, 70, 92 Allison, Mark-52, 112 Allison, Paul-40. 42, 89, 121, 144 Allison, Roy-75, 121 Ammons, Pilar-13, 79, 80, 81, 102, 105, 60 Amonette, James— 102 Amonette, Pamela— 121 Anderson, Barbara— 112 Anderson, David— 102 Anderson, Diane— 92 Anderson, Sandra— 102 Anderson, William— 121 Andrews, Alise— 102 Andrews, Roena— 102 Apollos, Michael— 102 Archer. Brian— 70, 102 Archer, Tammy— 92 Armstrong, Carrie— 92 Arnold, Kittie-102 Arthur, Tracy-121 Atherton, Tamara— 102 Attebury, Scott— 92 Attebury, William— 39. 121 Averitt, Douglas— 102 Ayers. Joseph— 27, 80, 102 B Babcock. Kerry— 112 Back, Elizabeth-121, 144 Backus. Dwayne-68. 70, 92 Baden, David— 102 Bailey, David-102 Bailey, Donella— 92 Bailey, Michael-102 Bailey, Sherrie— 92 Bailey, Terri-92 Bains, Thomas— 40 Baker, David— 27. 92 Baker, Diana-39, 121, 144 Baker, Lane-27, 79, 102 Baker, Mary-92, 112 Baker, Mary-92 Balch. Gail— 121, 144 Ball. Gregory-92 Ball. Nancy-112 Ballard, Jacqueline— 121 Ballinger, Teresa— 112 Banayote III. Benny-66. 121, 144 Banks, Leo-49, 112, 46 Banks, Shirley— 92 Bankston, Susan— 77, 102 Barber, Michael— 121 Barger, Garland— 121 Barlow, Terry— 112 Barnard, Sherri— 92 Barnard, Stephen-39, 112 Barnard, Teresa— 112 Barnes, Brian— 121 Barnes. Kathy-37, 102 Barnes, Maurice— 102 Barnes, Thomas— 102 Barnes, Vanessa— 102 Barnett, James-27, 92 Barnett, Robert-68, 92 Barr, Suzanna— 112 Barringer, Kevin— 27, 102 Bartlett, Robert-112 Bartley, Charles-1 22 Bartley. Ginger-112 Bartley. Joyce— 92 Bartley, Teresa-122 Bartley. Tina— 102 Barton, Mark-122, 144 Bass, Belinda-122 Bass, JoAnn— 1 1 2 Bastin. Brent-122, 144 Battle, Tony-112 Baue, Patricia— 92 Baue. Richard-30, 79, 122, 144 Baughman, Diane— 59, 102 Baughman. James— 122 Baughman. Timothy— 27, 58, 92 Baxter. Joel— 92 Beach, Rae— 92 Beacham, Rich— 112 Beal. Renee— 23. 112 Beard, Thomas— 102 Beatty, Charlene— 92 Becklehimer, Mary— 112 Beckman, Danita— 122, 144 Begeman, York— 122 Bell, Jeffery-102 Beller, Shelly-92 Benedict, Richard-102 Benetiel, Mark-112 Bennett, Barbara— 92 Bennett, Monica— 112 Berry, Thomas— 122 Bigelow, John— 102 Biggerstaff, Danile— 92 Billerman. Bernadette— 102 Billerman, Mary— 122 Bingle, Bonnie-33, 66, 79, 80, 122, 144 Bingle, Bruce-73, 92 Bishop, Terry— 92 Blackmon, Diana— 40, 102 Blanchard, Karen— 122, 144 Bockover. Carl-92 Bockover, Charles— 92 Bockover, Cynthia— 102 Boekankamp, Carol— 29, 92 Boekankamp, Janet-40, 42, 90, 102 Boekankamp, William— 23, 25, 81, 102 Soger, Cari-25, 122, 144, 56 Bohnenkamp, Bradley— 102 Boillat, David— 92 Boltinghouse, Deborah— 102 Boltz, Sharon-33, 79, 112 Boltz, Terry— 122 Bond, William— 112 Bone, Cynthia-102 Bone, Ronald-81, 122, 144 Booher, Dai-92, 29 Booker, Katherine— 92 Boothman, Linda— 92 Boram, Craig— 102 Borders, Tina— 92 Boring, Karen— 122, 144 Bossert. Dee-15, 102 Botscheller, Cynthia-77, 102 Boulais, Gerard-13, 34, 102 Boulais, Margaret-14, 45, 77, 89 Bouse, Francina— 92 Bowers, Pamela— 112 Bowman, Anita— 89, 122, 144 Bowman, Eric— 92 Bowman, Lisa— 92 Bowman, Randy— 92 Boyce, John— 27, 42, 92 Boyce, Richard— 79 Boyd, Joseph-80, 112 Boyd, Randall-27, 49, 92 Boyer, Randy- 56. 102 Bradbum, John— 40, 68, 92 Bradley, Celesta— 65, 102 Branham, Debra— 122, 144 Branham, Donna— 102 Branham, Kristopher— 122, 144 Braniff, Beth-112 Branson, Carol— 92 Branson, Cora— 92 Bratton, Patrick— 92 Bratton, Timothy— 92 Bredensteiner, Carl-13, 42, 79, 89, 123 Bredensteiner, Cathy— 40, 112 Breeden, Lana— 102 Brewer, Edward— 123 Brewster, Pamela— 112 Bridges, Anthony— 65, 75, 102 Bristow, Raymond— 102 Broner, Mark— 49. 79, 112 Bronstrup, Judith— 112 Brooks, David-27, 37, 39, 102 Brothers, Steven-40, 42, 123, 144 Brown, Aretha— 92 Brown, Bobby— 102 Brown, Carol— 92 Brown. Carrie— 13, 102 Brown, David— 92 Brown, David— 123 Brown, Denola— 23, 123, 144 Brown, James— 92 Brown, Jeffrey— 112 Brown, Jeffrey— 112 Brown, Jimmie— 92 Brown, John— 102 Brown, Marie-33, 81 , 92 Brown, Mark— 102 Brown, Navalene— 102 Brown, Rhea-90, 102 Brown, Valeria-13, 33, 102 Bruce, Richard-25, 27, 112, 56 Bruce, Toni— 92 Buchanan, Dale— 112 Buchanan, Sherry— 92 Buennagel, Steven— 112 Bullens, Theodore— 102 Bullerdick, Patti— 102 Burch, Colleen— 102 Burch, Regina— 92 Burden, Kimberley-21 , 37, 39, 62, 65, 89, 123,144 Burke, Kevin-92 Burke, Todd— 92 Burns, Randy— 92 Burris, James— 23, 25, 92 Burris, John-27, 123 Burton, Pamela— 89, 123, 144 Butler, Cathy-45, 89, 123, 144 Butler. Kim-102 Butler. Linda— 29, 92 Butler, Sharon— 45, 112 Byers, Denzel— 92 Byers, Leonna-21 , 37, 29, 40. 42, 65, 123, 144 Byrd, Robin-102 Byrd, Russell-25, 89, 123, 144, 56 Caddell, Gary— 123 Cain, Susan-102 Cain, William-102 Calhoun, Brian— 23,102 Calhoun, Denise— 112 Calhoun, Maureen— 40, 42, 102 Callaway, Pamela— 93 158 Callaway. Shirley— 123. 144 Caluza, Tawny— 93 Calvert. Richard-123. 144 Cameron, William— 123 Campbell. J. Christopher— 53, 112 Campbell. Kimberly-17, 123, 144 Campbell. Linda— 37. 102 Campbell, Shirley— 123 Carmichael. Rosemarie— 112 Carnal. Mary— 112 Carnell. Kurt-112 Carolan, Robert— 103 Carpenter, Renee— 103 Carpenter, Roberta— 103 Carr, Cheryl— 93 Carr, Dennis— 123, 144 Carr, Kevin— 103 Carr, Rita— 103 Carroll, Michelle— 93 Carson, Edward— 93 Carter, Jeffrey-40, 42, 103 Carter, Sherrie— 81, 103 Cassidy, Edward— 93 Cassidy, Gina— 112 Castaneda, Cristina— 103 Castaneda, Maria— 112 Castaneda, Pamela— 103 Caster. Catherine— 103 Castetter. Forrest— 112 Caudill. Marvin— 123 Cauley, Gayle— 37, 103 Cauley. Mark-53, 123. 144 Cauley, Matthew— 70. 124 Cavanaugh, Robert— 124 Cave, Richard-1 12 Caveny. Rose— 45, 103 Cnafins, Karen— 93 Chafins, Sharon— 66, 124, 144 Chaillaux, Debra— 124 Chaillaux. Jacqueline— 93 Chapin, Cathy— 103 Chaplin, Teresa— 39, 42, 50, 112 Charron, Sherrie-15, 37, 103 Cheatham, Betty— 125 Cheatham. Theresa— 103 Cherry. Dale— 112 Cherry, Glen-25, 79. 124, 144 Childs. Gary-13, 37, 39, 42, 112 Childs, Tamera— 93 Chrisman, Scott— 93 Christensen, Laura— 13, 103 Christensen, Phyllis— 103 Christopher. William— 70. 93 Church, Mildred— 93 Clark. Brian-27, 112 Clark, Carole— 103 Clark, Cathy-37, 45. 112 Clark, Charles— 93 Clark, Cynthia-45, 124, 144 Clark, Edwin— 93 Clark, James— 30, 103 Clark, Jeffrey— 93 Clark, Kenneth-13, 103 Clark, Martinda— 13, 103 Clellan, David— 81 Clements, Leo— 124 Cline, Jeri— 93 Clingan, Jane— 93 Clyde, Charley-112 Cobb, Susan— 103 Cobb, Teresa— 124 Cochrane, Jeannette— 103 Cockrill, Alan— 103 Coe, Cynthia-11, 13, 59, 103 Coffman, Dawn— 93 Cohee, Brenda-17, 29, 79, 124, 144 Cole, Kathleen-112 Cole, Rebecca— 93 Cole, Teresa— 124 Coleman, Charles— 27, 93 Coleman. Cynthia— 93 Coleman. Robin— 103 Coleman, Sebell-13, 103 Collins, Allen-93 Collins, Elaine— 60, 103 Collins, Gene— 103 Collins, Mark-25, 75, 87, 112 Collins, Rick-27, 81, 103 Com best, Betty-93 Combs. Teresa— 103 Combs. Timothy— 93 Combs, Yolanda— 93 Compton, Patricia— 93 Conway, Kevin— 103 Conwell. Kevin— 103 Cook. Donna— 68, 70, 103 Cook, James— 81 Cook, Tyann— 40. 112 Cooley. Rodney— 124 Coons, Richard— 13, 112 Coop, James— 93 Coop, Sharon— 103 Cooper. Linda— 103 Cooper, Sherry-103 Coovert, Nancy— 113 Cope. Anthony— 79 Cope. Beverly— 93 Cope. Brett-14, 23. 75. 112 Cope, Teresa— 45, 124, 144 Copenhaver, A Bryan— 93 Copenhaver, Ann— 112 Coppinger, Ronald— 103 Cornelius, Jeffrey— 93 Cornett, Hobert-93 Cornn, Tracy-23, 27 Corrice, Suzanne— 93 Cory, Anthony— 103 Cory, Carol— 93 Cosley, Richard— 112 Costin, Robert— 93 Cotter, Doug— 76 Cotter. Rex-76, 112 Couden, Carol— 103 Couden, Kathaleen— 112 Covington, Sabrina— 93 Cowden, Timothy— 112 Cowherd, Owen-27, 58, 59, 81, 103 Cox, Denise— 93 Cox, Jeffrey— 93 Cox. Laura-37, 40, 42, 66, 113, 39 Cox, Mitchell-27, 65. 103 Cox. Spencer— 93 Crafton, Lori— 113 Craig, Cathy— 66, 124 Craig. Dana-11. 13. 103, 56 Crane, Deborah— 93 Crane II. Donald-103 Cranfill, Kimberly-124 Creekbaum, Toni— 103 Crenshaw. Kevin— 113 Cridlin, Anna— 113 Cridlin, Elaine— 42, 93 Cridlin, Thomas-25. 66. 72. 73, 75, 124, 144 Crocker, James— 103 Crockett, Donald-103 Croley, Don— 103 Cronin, Scott-65, 113 Crook, Scott-111 Crooks, David-13, 40, 42, 113 Cross, Karyn— 93 Cross, Johnny— 93 Cross, Phillip— 13 Crouch. Brenda— 104 Crouch. Roger— 114 Crouse, Mary— 113 Crouse. Tina— 93 Crowdus, Marcella— 113 Crowe, Vernita— 93 Crowe, William— 113 Cruz, Carmelita— 93 Cruz, Thomas— 93 Culpepper, Lillie— 93 Cummins, Clifford— 113 Cunningham, Cathalina— 104 Cunningham, Clifton— 113 Cunningham, Connie— 93 Cunningham. Glenn— 75, 113 Cunningham, Jeffrey— 104 Cunningham, John— 94 Cunningham, Kathy— 120 Cunningham, Larry— 94 Cunningham, Sherry— 94 Curren, Lisa— 15, 66, 104 Curry, Freddie-27, 94 Curry, Jewel— 104 Curry, Malcolm— 94 Curry, Ramona— 104 Curry, Vance— 114 Curtis, Louise— 104 Dailey, Tammie— 94 Dalgleish, David— 113 Dalton, Tammy— 94 Danford, Carla— 94, 40, 42 Danford, Sherri-124, 144 Daniels, Glenda— 113 Danner, Carol— 114, 39 Darby, Lafrondort— 104, 49 Darlington, David— 104 David, Andrew— 124 Davidson, Dennis— 104 Davidson, Paul— 94 Davis, Alisa-27. 104 Davis, Barbara— 94 Davis, Deborah— 42, 60, 94 Davis, Eddie-8. 75, 113 Davis, Gregory— 124 Davis, James I. —94 Davis, James K— 113 Davis, Linda— 125 Davis, Marilyn— 66. 125 Davis, Mark— 125 Davis, Rebecca— 104 Davis, Robin— 94 Davis, Terry— 104 Davis, Vickie— 113 Day, Mark-39, 58, 113 Day, Richard— 27, 94 Day, Stephen— 94 Day, Thomas— 11, 13, 94 Dean, Stanley— 113 Decher, Rhonda— 94 DeHerdt, Leonard— 34, 113 DeLorraine. Connie— 125, 144 Demaster, Mary— 125 Denham, Jill— 94 Denney, Pamela— 125, 144 Denny, Carol— 94 DeNoon, Delinda-39, 42, 94 DeNoon, James— 113 Denton, Rita— 94 DeRoos, Marian— 11. 13, 113 DeRoos, Robert-113 Detamore, Dave— 79 DeWitt, Barbara-113 DeWift. Julie-104 Dichmann, Donald-13, 89, 125, 144 Dick, Margie— 113 Dickerscheid, Robyn— 125 Diederichsen, Debra— 125 Dilbry. Gary-113 Dilley, Donald-125 Dilley, Elizabeth-104 Dilley, Mary- 104 Dinkel, Herbert- 75, 104 Dippel, Kent-75, 104 Dishon, Charlene— 125 Disman, Stanley— 104 Dixon, Douglas— 104 Dixon, Kebra-29, 60, 94 Dixon, William A. -73. 113, 125 Dixon, William R.-125 Donahue, Jeffrey— 125, 144 Donahue, Marsha— 104 Doody. Michael-125, 144 Dorris, Terry-56, 75, 125, 144 Doucleff, Jeffry— 104 Dougherty, Karen— 113 Doughty, Stacy-45, 104 Dowling, Debra— 59, 125, 144 Doyle, Dennis— 113 Doyle, Monica— 94 Doyle, Phillip — 13. 94 Drake. LaVon-80. 104 Dreier, Yolanda-13, 104 Driscol. Mark— 113 Driscol, Meredith-40, 42, 60, 79, 104 Droeger, Joy-23, 50, 113 Droke, Fayrene— 125, 144 Druley, Jay-27, 40. 42, 58, 94 Drum, Robert-125 Dryden, Ken— 94 Dugan, Eileen— 33, 94 Dugan, Martin-30, 39, 79, 113 Dulaney, Kimberly— 94 Dunbar, Steven-25, 125, 144 Duncan, Lee— 113 Dungan, Linda— 66, 125 Dunkerson, Shonda— 94 Dunn, Kathy-37, 126 Dunn, Robert- -40, 42, 113 Durham, Adrienne— 126. 144 Durham, Cynthia— 94 Durham, Patricia— 113 Duskin, Timothy— 94 Dych, Christopher— 94 Dych, Marianne— 126. 144 Eads, Randall— 104 Eaton, Bonnie— 59, 104 Eden, Beth-94 Edgecomb, Tony— 97, 104 Edgerton, Martha— 94 Edwards, Brian— 49 Edwards. Tammy— 104 Edwards, Terry-25, 49. 81 Edy, David-89, 126. 144 Eggers, Jody— 113 Eggers, Tina— 60, 77. 104 Ehlert, Jeffery-66. 104 Ehrgott. Joesph— 94 Ehrgott. William-113 Eickelberg, Cary-13, 37, 104 Eickelberg, Ernest-39, 76, 126, 144 Elder, Barbara-37, 104 Ellett, Timothy— 104 Ellis, Clifford— 113 Ellis, Dixie-126, 144 Elsey. Susan-126. 144 Embry, Harold-27, 104 Emerson, Richard— 46 Emery, Karen-13, 79, 126, 144. 60 Emery, Pam— 37, 104 Emmelman. Richard— 84, 126. 144 Engelking. Theodore— 94 England, Dorine— 113 England. Theresa— 113 Engle, Tamara-15, 59, 104 Ensinger, Jeanie— 42. 104 Escue, Gary— 104 Escue. Michael— 113 Etheridge, Pamela— 94 Ettner, Michelle— 104 Evans. Beverly— 104 Ewing, Rebecca— 104 Ezzell, Leslie— 94 Fagan, Karen— 39 Fagan, Marfc-27, 58, 94 Fair, James— 25. 79. 113 Fallowfield, Debra— 94 Falls. Debra-94 Fanelli, Catherme-113 Fannon. John— 113 Farrow, Kim— 79 Faubion, Linda— 94 Faubion. Nancy-37, 40, 42. 94. 113 Faulkner, Susan— 94 Fendley. Michael— 27. 58 Fentress, Phillip— 27, 94 Ferguson, James— 94 Ferguson. Kimberly— 94 Ferguson. Rosemary— 94 Ferguson, Sara— 37, 113 Ferguson. Virginia— 104 Fernandes. Delores— 94 Ferrer. Susan-10, 16, 17, 37, 39, 62. 77. 89. 126. 144 Fiddler, Joseph-27, 114 Fields, Angela— 94 Fields, Tracie— 104 Figg, Lisa— 114 Filis. Konstantina-125. 144 Finch, Jessie-27, 49. 94 Finch, Jon-114. 27 Finley. Gay— 114 Finn, Danny— 27, 49, 94 Finn. Michael— 66, 114 Fisher, Carolyn-13. 114 Fisher, Jerome— 114 Fisk, Deborah— 68, 70, 94 Fleenor, Alan— 114 Fleetwood. Katherine— 126 Fleitz, Christopher-104 Fleming, Jacquelyn— 126 Fleming, Nelson— 104 Fletcher, Rhonda— 104 Flowers. Charles-94, 97 Flowers. Patricia-12, 13. 37, 114 Flynn. Thomas— 126 Ford. Angelia— 12, 104 Ford. Carol-13, 39. 65, 114 Ford, Harold-27 Ford, Kevin-13, 70. 94 Ford, Larry— 94 Ford, Michael-126, 144 Ford, Paul-114 Ford. Shelley-94 Foster. Robert-75, 104 Fowler, Billy— 94 Fowler, Ronald-21, 126. 144 Fowler. Susan— 104 Foy, James— 114 Freeh. Kimberly— 94 Freeman, Annette— 94 Freeman, Jennifer— 13, 84. 60 Freeman, Pamela— 42. 59, 114 Freeman, Wendy— 40, 42, 94 Friedly, Kevin-37, 39. 62. 114. 119 Frost. Tony— 104 Frye. Bill — 114 Fulk. Ann— 89 Fuller, Krystina— 94 Galligan. Phillip— 126 Galloway. Alfred— 39, 114 Gansert, Kay— 114 Gant, Dana— 13 Gant, Danita— 13. 104 Garard. Vickie— 126 Gard, Traci— 94 Gardner. Cheryl— 104 Gardner. Debrah— 68. 126 Gardner, Susan— 40, 42. 94 Gardner, Richard Jr.— 114 Garner, Steven— 104 Garvey, Gail— 104 Garwood, Mariam— 37. 114 Gearlds. Kimberly— 104 Gearlds. William-25, 127. 144 Gearns. Louise— 127 Gelarden. Sean— 94 Gennch, Jeffrey— 15, 80, 89, 114 Genrich. Steven— 94 Gentry, Michael— 42, 94 George. Donna— 94 Gerber, Julius— 94 Gibeaut. Mary— 104 Gilbert. Gary— 104 Gibson, Mark— 89. 94 Gibson. Mark-14. 15. 89. 127, 144 Gibson, Melanie — 45. 114 Gibson. Sherry— 94 Gibson, Timothy— 127 Gildea. Bradley— 95 Gildea. Jeffrey-15. 89. 127, 144 Gillespie. Mark— 46. 127 Gilliam, Bobby— 104. 68 Gilliam. Larry— 101 Gilliam. Paul— 127 Gillispie. Tonya— 114 Gillum. Robert-70 Gilly. Deborah-114 Gilson. Diana— 127 159 Gissara, Nancy— 104 Gladney, Anthony— 104 Gladney, Hoyce— 114 Gladney. Karen— 95 Glassmeyer, Richard— 27, 40, 76, 104 Glenn, Charles— 80. 104 Gunn, Ja Bez— 27, 58, 59, 95 Gunn, Patsy-95 Gunn, Robert— 105 Gunter, Brenda— 95 Gurley, Rosemarie— 95 Guthrie. Allan-34, 105 Gutierrez, Jose Jr.-13, 23, 39. 42, 127. 144 Gyeace, Melvin— 105 H Haboush, Gregg-13. 40, 42, 114 Hack, Carla— 40, 42, 114 Hack, Roger— 95 Hacker, Brenda— 95 Hackler, Randall— 95 Hadley. Chris— 73 Hadley, Debra— 105 Haganman, Patricia— 114 Hair, Susan-127, 144 Hall. Alan-105 Hall, Mitchell-105 Hall, Jetf-65 Hall, Stephen-105 Hall, Theresa-105 Hall, Timothy-114 Hall. W T.-27, 58 Ham, Jeffrey— 114 Hammons, Rhonda— 114 Hammons, Robin— 95 Hampton, Rita— 105 Hansbrough, Rebecca— 45, 127 Harbin. Debroah— 105 Hardebeck, Crystal— 95 Hardiman, Christopher— 27, 49, 105 Hardley, Maggie— 95 Hardley, Sandy— 6, 13, 105 Hardman, Carol— 127 Hardy, William-66. 127. 144 Harkness, David-37, 62, 114 Harlow. Susan— 95 Harmon. Mark— 75, 128 Harold. Chandy-128 Harper, Donna— 95 Harper, Michelle— 128 Harper Jr , Paul— 114 Harrington, Mark— 105 Harris, Joyce— 95 Harris, Robert— 128 Hart, Beverly-114 Hartill, Susan-29. 77, 128, 114 Hartley, Deborah-39, 65, 89, 128 Hartley, Duane— 30, 95 Harvey, Darrell— 105 Harvey, Deborah-10, 45. 128, 144 Harvey, Debbie— 128 Harvey, Kenneth— 95 Harvey. Michael-70. 128. 144 Hasseld, Sara-114 Hatter, Garland— 46, 114 Hauk, Dolores Anne— 95 Havens. Davis— 105 Hawhee, Jay— 144 Hawkins. Daniel— 95 Hawkins. Lula— 105 Hawkins, Michael— 105 Hawkins, Patrick— 13. 58, 105 Hawkins, Rufus— 114 Hawks, Stephen— 105 Hayes, Dexter— 105 Hazelwood, Tonya— 105 Heck, Mark— 40, 105 Hege. Kevin-128. 144 Hege. Thomas— 105 Heidt, Helen-114 Heimer, David— 15, 89, 114 Heizer, David— 105 Hempfling. Betty— 40, 42. 95 Hempfling. Carol— 40. 42. 89, 144, 128 Henderson, Dale— 114 Hendricks, Sharon— 95 Hendrix, David— 95 Hendrix, Donald— 95 Hensley. Debra-128, 144 Hensley, Raymond— 53, 114 Henson, James— 105 Henson, Roger— 105 Henson. Sherrill— 128. 144 Herald. Darlene— 105 Herald, Mark-95 Herndon, Laura— 105, 130 Herrington, Byron— 95 Herzberg, David-25, 128, 144 Herzberg, Mark— 27, 58. 95 Hess, Alfred-25. 39, 56, 114 Heustis, Suellyn— 44. 45, 65, 79, 89, 90, 128, 144 Hewitt, Linda-114 Hickman, Debra— 95 Hickman, Mary— 128 Hicks, Duane— 105 Hicks. Harold-95 Hicks, Ralph— 105 Hicks, Robert-58, 81, 105 Hier, Terry-105 Higgins, Julie— 105 Higgins, Paul— 95 Higgins, Timothy— 128 Hill. Bridget-45, 114 Hill. Cathy-95 Hill. Dennis— 95 Hill, Hazel-45, 90, 105 Hill. Kelly-37. 114 Hill. Lorraine— 128 Hill. Lynda-95 Hill, Mark-58, 105 Hill, Richard-58, 95 Hill, Steven-114 Hill, Timothy-27, 58. 95 Hill. William-114 Hillenburg. Ida— 89 Hilligoss, Tamara— 45, 128 Hilton, Jean-40, 42. 95 Hilton, Lynn-45, 37, 105 Hinch, Nancy-79, 80, 105, 60 Hinesly, Paul— 95 Hinkle, Anthony— 13. 96 Hinton, Cynthia— 105 Hire, Sherri— 105 Hobdy, Donna— 114 Hocks, Rhonda— 96 Hodge, Bryan— 114 Hodge. Jon-129 Hodnett. Greg-105 Hoff. Rick-105 Hoffmire, Steven— 105 Holcomb, William— 39, 114 Holdren, Susan-14, 89, 129, 144 Holland, Aronzo— 27, 49 Holland, James— 96 Hollon, Eric-27, 96 Holly, James-73, 129, 144 Hollywood, John— 96 Holm, Mark— 96 Holman, Debra— 129, 144 Holt, Mark—49, 96 Hommel, Carol— 66, 114, 60 Hoover, Keith-105 Hopkins. Angela— 105 Hopkins. Deana— 129 Hopkins, Rhonda— 114 Horton, Karen— 105 Hoskins. Sharon— 40, 42. 114 Hotseller, Steven— 96 Houchens. Randy— 114 Houser, Lynn— 115 Houston, Gary— 23, 27, 79, 115 Howard, Dennis— 105 Howard, Randell— 105 Howe, Terry— 115 Hubbard, Bryan— 115 Hubbard, Douglas— 129 Hudson, Ann-10, 96 Hudson, Jay-89, 129, 144 Hudson, Kathleen-89, 129, 144 Hudson, Kimberly-129, 144 Huffman, Charles— 96 Huffman, Donna— 12, 13. 115 Huffman. Shelley— 129 Huffman, Vickie— 96 Hughett. Carolyn-23, 32, 33, 96 Hughett, Donald-25, 49, 73, 115 Hughey. Elizabeth-115 Hughey, Kathleen— 96 Hughey. Tammy— 45, 105 Hull. Edward-96 Hull, Joanna— 96 Humphrey, Edward— 129 Humphrey, Pamela— 105 Humphrey. Sue— 129 Hunter, Fred— 106 Hunter, William-25, 29, 81, 115 Hurst. Vicki— 13. 115 Hurst, Vonda-130 Hurt, Samual-42, 115 Hutchinson. Gwyndelene— 106 Hutchinson, Ricky— 115 Hvidston, Dean-37. 96 Hvidston, Douglass— 37, 96 Hyche, Patrick— 46, 58 Hynds, Marcus— 96 Hynds, Dennis— 130, 144 I Imel, Laura— 96 Irey, Debra— 96 Irey. Robert-115, 27 Irvin, Scott-130 Jackson, Robert— 106 Jackson, Sharon— 96 Jacobs, Patricia— 115 James, Kimberly-37, 39, 59, 96, 115 James, Michael— 96 Janes. Ray— 79 Jeffries. Teresa— 130. 144 Jenkins, Elmore— 13, 91. 106 Jensen, Laura— 29, 96 Jerrell. Mark-115 Jessee, Keith— 106 Jett, Brian-40, 65. 106 Jett, Sheryl-42, 66, 115 Jewell, Michele— 115 Johns, Deborah— 29, 60, 96 Johnson, Brenda— 96 Johnson, Douglas— 106 Johnson, Elizabeth— 115 Johnson, Gail-37, 39. 89. 91, 130, 144 Johnson, Karen— 106 Johnson, Kevin-72, 73, 130, 144, 46 Johnson, Kristina— 106 Johnson, Linda— 96 Johnson, Michael— 96 Johnson, Monica— 13, 60, 115 Johnson, Pamela— 114 Johnson, Peggy— 130 Johnson, Ralph— 13, 89, 130 Johnson, Tracy— 23. 50. 115 Johnston, Theresa— 96 Jolly, Shelia-106 Jones, Candace— 96 Jones, Charles— 96 Jones. Dale— 96 Jones. David— 39 Jones, Debbie— 106 Jon- - Donna— 39, 115 Jones, bu.Td— 106 Jones, James— !1 5 Jones, Jennifer— 96 Jones, John— 130 Jones. Kathy— 96 Jones, Kenneth— 76 Jones, Kimberly— 130 Jones, Michael— 106 Jones. Patricia— 34, 42, 186 Jones, Rebecca— 13, 37, 115 Jones, Stanley— 96 Jones, Tammy— 96 Jones, J. William— 115 Jourdan, Katherine— 65, 79, 130, 144 Julian, Carol— 96 Julian, James— 106 K Kaim, James— 27, 58 Kaim, Jennifer— 115 Kaiser, Cynthia— 115 Kaiser, Joseph— 115, 76 Karr, Bill— 106 Karr, Cheryl-29 Karr. Janet-130, 144 Kaylor, Patricia— 106 Keams, Joseph— 144 Keeker, Virgil— 96 Keller, Pamela— 106 Kelley, John— 96 Kelly, Daniel— 96 Kelly, Mark-115 Kemp, Donna— 96 Kemp, Karen— 106 Kendrick, Christine— 96 Kendrick, Doretha— 106 Kennedy, Linda— 115 Kent. Kathy-33, 39, 79, 115 Keough, Bradley— 58, 96 Keough, Cheryl-29, 50, 65. 79, 115 Keplinger, Brent— 96 Kern, Deborah— 130 Kern, Douglas— 76 Kerns, Joseph— 130 Kerr, Doug-96 Kerr, Leslie-33, 37, 106 Key, Susan-96 Kilburn, Darfenna— 130. 144 Kilbum, Richard— 27 Kilburn, Timothy— 39, 115 Kincaid, Trella— 115 Kincy, Kenneth-27, 49, 84, 96 King, Angela— 96 King, Debbie— 96 King, Julia— 96 King, Kevin— 106 King, Michael— 115 King, Pamela— 106 Kinney, Alma— 130 Kinney, Donna-15. 42, 59, 115 Kinney, Timothy— 106 Kinney, Treasure— 42, 45, 59, 130. 144 Kinser. Debbie— 96 Kirch, Edward— 130 Kirchner, Richard— 13, 40, 42, 106 Kire. Keith-96 Kirkham, Cynthia— 115 Kirkham, John— 115 Kirkham, Sherry— 39. 106 Kirkham, Kerry-130. 144 Kirkham, Robert— 106 Kirlin, Karen— 130 Kirlin, Tom— 106 Kitterman, Ladd— 131 Klain, Loretta— 96 Kleber, Caroline-106 Klein, Kimberly-45. 115 Kleppe, Diana— 115 Kleppe, Donald— 27, 49, 96 Klier, Robert-106 Knight, David— 96 Knuth, Keith-81, 115 Kollman, Lisa— 96 Kootz, Charles-131 Kord, Pamela-131, 144 Koser, Kimberly— 96 Kramer, Lisa— 42 Kuykendall, James— 13, 15, 115 Lachmayer, Robert— 115 Lagenaur, Laurel— 13. 15. 28, 29, 65, 89, 131. 144 Lakes. Victoria— 13, 96 Lamb, Charles— 131 Lambert, Billy— 9e Landis, Karen— 96 Landreth, Richard-131, 144 Lane, Douglas-27, 37, 39, 40, 42, 115 Lane, Gilbert-115 Lane, Phillip — 13. 39. 40. 42, 58. 106 Langenbacher. Matthew— 34, 56, 106 Lannom, Tamalyn — 15, 17, 66, 131 Largent. Brian —96 Largent, Emory— 106 Largent, Joyce— 115 Larue. Linda— 37, 106 Lauck, Laura— 79, 131 Lauck, Lois— 33. 106 Laudermilt, Robin— 96 Lauer, Marilyn— 115 Laurenzo, Holly— 96 Lawrence, Richard— 115 Lawson, Darlene— 131 Lawson, Gregory— 96 Lawson, Margaret— 96 Lawson, Virgil— 131 Lawson. William— 96 Laymon, Mark— 115 Laymon, Susan— 13, 79. 115 Leach, Judith— 40, 42, 106 Leach, Phyllis— 106 Leavell, John— 49, 73, 75. 106 Leavitt, Ronda— 96 Leavitt. Tonya— 1 1 6 Lee, Duane— 131 Lee, Gilbert-106 Lee, Theodore— 131 Lee, Tracy— 106 Lemaire, Donna— 106 Lemay, Duane— 116 Lemay, Teresa— 96 Lenahan, Jean— 23, 96 Leonard, Samuel-39, 62. 131, 144 Lepper, Douglas— 106 Lepper, Laura— 37 LeVier, Sandra-13, 39, 116 Lewark, Roy— 116 Lewis. Carolyn— 106 Lewis, Debra— 97 Lewis, Mark— 106 Ligon, Sandra— 106 Ligon, Vanessa— 116 Lind, Daniel— 65, 116 Lindboe, Gregory— 106 Lindsey. Timothy— 106 Linzie, Cynthia— 116 Littleton, Raymond-25, 46, 72, 73, 131, 144 Littleton, Theresa— 97 Lockhart, Scott-131, 144 Lolla, Roland-13. 106 Long, Constance— 97 Long, David— 97 Long, Howard— 131, 144 Long, Jeffery— 116 Long, Jennifer— 66, 116 Long. Linda— 116 Long. Mark-116 Long, Sandra— 97 Long, Scott- 106 Long, Susan-37, 39. 40, 116 Long, Terry— 97 Looper, Gale— 106 Lotz, Nancy— 116 Lotz, William-1 06 Loucks. Linda— 68, 106 Loutt. Robert-131 Lovelady, Kenneth— 131 Lovell, Rodney-30, 53, 97 Lovell, Suzanne-23, 50, 89, 131. 144 Lovell. Victoria-116 Loveman, Gary— 34, 106 Lowe, Eric— 97 Lowe. Gail— 106 Lowe, James— 116 Lowe, Meryle-37, 65, 66, 131, 144 Lowry, Sheila— 116 Loy, Jacqueline— 97 Lucas, Kathy-13, 97 Luedeman. Jeffrey— 132 Luedeman, Judith— 132 Luke, John— 97 Lundy, Cheryl-97 Lunsford, Michael— 36, 116 Lynette, Chris-132 k I H II U II M II M M tl Mi Ml Mi Ml Mi M( Me ' , ' Mc Mc Mc Mc I Md Md Mel Met IM Met Met McC Met McD McD ' r McG McG McG McG its McGi te McGi McGi M; . ■ ' ■ . Mt ' ' Me i ' ■ ' ■■ lit. IA, ' ' ' •■ 160 Lynette, Douglas— 116 Lynette. Rebecca— 97 Lyons. Rogetta— 132 Lyons. Ruth-132 M Mackell. Bernie— 72, 73 Mackell. Ellen-23, 106 Mackell. Janet-23, 50. 97 Macy. Tenna— 116 Mahaney. James— 97 Mahunn, Penny— 97 Maier. Julia-132 Main, Kimberly-132 Maki. Sandra-106 Malmfeldt, Gail— 1 16 Malmfeldt, Laurie— 39, 42. 106 Malone. Cathy— 106 Manley, Connie— 97 Manley. John— 116 Manley, Victor-58 Manning, Earline— 106 Manning, Keith— 49. 116 Mansfield, David-13. 40, 42. 97 Manson, Anita— 132, 144 Manson, Brenda— 97 Manson. Randall— 116 Manson. Ricky— 116 Marlow. Richard— 97 Marquis. Glen-10, 65, 91, 116 Marshall, Bart-49, 27, 97 Martin. Debora— 116 Martin, Deondra— 106 Martin. Matthew— 97 Martinez, Juan— 27. 106 Massel. Barbara-68, 79. 116 Massey, Cynthia-59, 45, 116 Massey, Steven— 66 Matheny, Steven— 116 Matheny. Vanessa-116, 132 Mathews, Keith-68. 70. 116 Mathews, Kelly— 132 Mathias. Greg-79, 132 Mathies. Robert-132. 133, 42 Matthews, Teresa— 132 Matthews, Thomas— 97 Matthews. Tina— 97 Mattingly, Kevin-27, 97 Mattingly. Sandra— 116 Mattingly, Theresa— 97 May. Rick— 116 Mayes. Paula— 151 McAllister, James— 97 McAndrews. Andrew— 106 McAndrews, Jacquelyn— 97 McAndrews. Matthew— 116 McAndrews, Richard— 132 McAtee, Gregory-56, 132. 144 McAfee, Kelly-97 McAtee, Kevin— 116 McCallister, James— 97 McClain. John-76, 106 McClain. Linda— 70, 116 McClain. Robert— 106 McCleerey. Marsha— 45, 132, 144 McCleerey. Paula— 59, 106 McClellan, Frank— 116 McClellan. Roger— 116 McClure. Heather-37, 39. 116, 132 McClure, Mark-73, 10, 132, 144, 46 McClure, Sandra-106 McCombs, Anthony— 13, 116 McCombs, Debra-106 McCormick, Jenny-44, 45, 66, 132. 144 McCrae. Carol-37, 65. 79. 80, 89, 28. 29, 132. 144, 60 McCrae. Linda-29. 40, 42. 79, 106 McCrae. Maureen-29. 97 McCreary. Jeff-73 McDaniel, Elige-13, 25, 58, 59 McDaniel, Kathy-106 McDaniel, Michael— 97 McDaniel. Roxanne— 97 McDermet, Melanie— 33. 97 McDermet. Stephanie— 13. 97 McDermott, Mary— 33, 107 McDermott, Theresa— 116 McDonald. RaeJean-133, 39 McGeath, Diana-133, 39 McGmley, Theresa-45, 133, 144 McGinnis, Gary— 30, 107 McGinnis, Gorgann— 133. 144 McGovern, Matt-107 McGraw, Kenneth-27. 49, 97 McGregor, Michael-13, 34, 58, 97 McGrory, Billye— 19, 116 McGuire, Doreen— 29 McGuire, Doug-72. 73 McGuire. Kathleen-37, 107 McGuire, Kristi-39, 45, 37, 116 McGuire, Martha— 107 McKain, Margaret— 131 McKam, David— 13. 42, 116 McKane, David-12, 133 McKane, Kimberly— 107 McKay, Phillip— 27, 49, 97 McKim, Roger— 97 McKim, Ronald— 116 McKinstry, Richard— 13. 49 McLeod, John-133. 144 McLeod, Timothy— 97 McQuade, Todd— 89, 133 McMiller. Gregory— 107 McPherson, Timothy- 30, 97 McCrae, Robin-133 Mead. Kaye-107 Meadows, Kimberly— 37, 116 Merrell, Cynthia-107 Merritt, Cheryla— 107 Merntt, Warren— 97 Meyers, Andrew— 40, 42. 133 Meyers. Benjamin-15, 37, 39, 62, 65, 89, 133, 144 Meyers. Keith-97 Middleton, Barbara— 133 Mielke, Richard— 134 Milburn, Ernest-40, 42, 68, 107 Miles, Anthony-27. 116 Miles, Bnan-25, 49, 58, 116 Miles, Gail-107 Miles, Glenda-107 Miles, Susan— 116 Miller. Bart-97 Miller, Brenda-134 Miller, Brian-49, 116 Miller, Daniel-107 Miller, Deborah— 107 Miller. Freddy-116 Miller, Garnck-116 Miller. Jeffrey-116 Miller. Julia-97 Miller, Linda-91, 134 Miller, Linda-68, 70, 107 Miller. Marsha-13, 97 Milligan, Kenneth— 107 Mills. Lewis— 116 Mills. Patricia-97 Minton. Penny— 107 Miser, John— 97 Mitchell, Cheryl-97 Mitchell. Donna-107 Mitchell, Joanne-40, 59, 77, 107 Mitchell, Mark-68 Mitchell, Zula-127 Moeller, Julia-45, 144, 134 Mohid, Daniel— 116 Mohid, David-134 Moloy Jr.. Kenneth— 134 Monka. James— 116 Monroe, Bryan— 107 Monroe, Helen— 134 Monroe, Nancy— 97 Montgomery, Bob— 107 Montgomery. Rhonda— 107 Moore Jr., Abe-49, 79, 81, 103 Moore, Dale-107 Moore, Dennis— 13. 25, 46 Moore, Diana— 98 Moore. Gary— 107 Moore, Janice— 134, 144 Moore, Kathleen-45, 66, 107 Moore, Kevin-68, 70. 116 Moore. Layshelle— 107 Moore, Markley— 98 Moore, Myron— 30. 49. 98 Moore, Rayshelle— 98 Moore. Robert-27, 49 Moore, Robert-40, 42. 134. 144 Moore, Vaughn-19, 27, 107 Moorhead, Kevin— 89, 134, 144 Moran. Robert-98 Morgan, Kenneth— 134, 144 Morgan. Mark— 107 Morgan. Ronald-34, 40, 42, 107 Morgan. Tammy— 116 Morgan. Tiny— 98 Morgan, Troy— 134 Morianty, Brad-98 Morris. James— 98 Morris, Michael-107, 187 Morris, Robert-107 Morris, Sc.ott-134, 144 Morrison, Stephanie— 134 Morrow, Kevin— 107 Mosley, Yvonne— 98 Moss, Cheryl-134 Moylan, Linda— 107 Mroz. Catherine— 116 Muckridge, David— 107 Mueller, Edna-13. 33. 40. 32, 79, 90. 116 Muir, Michael— 13, 98 Munchel, Wayne-9, 46, 134, 144 Munden, Mary— 98 Munden, Robert— 98 Murdick, Rachel-89. 134. 144 Murphy, Dale— 134 Murphy, Patnck-107 Murrain, Debra-45, 143, 144 Murray, Bennie— 107 Muse. Gregory-13. 107 Muse. Sheila-98 Musgrove. Robert— 39. 134 Musser, Julie— 77, 107 Myers. Julie— 77, 107 Myers. Timothy— 116 Myrick. Gary-66. 134 Myrick, Michael-107 N Napier, Debra-135, 144 Napier, Lee-68, 90, 107 Nation, Debra-40, 42, 116 Nation, Vicki-40. 42, 107 Neagle, Jewel— 116 Neagle, Marlene— 135 Neal, Bonita-98 Neal, David-135 Neal, LouAnn— 116 Neal, Ronald-107 Neely III, Danny-98, 116 Neely, David— 98 Negovan, Brian— 98 Negovan, Mark— 116 Nelson, Charles— 107 Nelson, Mary— 135 Nelson, Michelle— 116 Newman, David-13, 21. 37, 39. 40, 62, 65, 135, 144 Newman, Kathy-40, 42, 77, 89, 107 Newton, Terrance— 135 Nichols, Catherine— 135 Nichols, Cheryl-90, 107 Nichols, Jeffrey-116 Nichols, Sandra-98 Nichols, Tanda— 116 Nicholson, Edward— 98 Nicholson, Teresa— 107 Nicholson, Thomas— 27. 98 Niedenthal, Bruce— 117 Niemann, Carl-27, 81, 107 Nikou, Ernest— 135 Nix, Niles— 95 Norris. Karen— 23, 107 Norris, Lorraine— 117 Northern, Keith-27 Norton, Cathy- 108 Nottingham, Nancy— 108 Nuttall, Kathryn-68. 98 Oakes, Charles-135 Oakes, Luinda-135, 144 Oberlies, Bruce— 75, 108 Oberhes, Donald-75, 108 Oberlies, Jeffrey-58, 98 Oberlies, Julie— 29, 98, 60 O ' Brien, Beth-108 Ocasio, Deborah— 108 O ' Conner, Chris— 108 O ' Gara, Joseph— 68, 117 Oglesby. Lucille— 135 O ' Haver, Julie-29, 98. 10 O ' Haver. Pamela-39, 45, 108, 111 Ohmit. Eric-13, 117 Ohrn, Richard— 30, 75, 108 Oliver, Curtis— 108 Oliver, Marsha— 108 O ' Neill, Anthony-108 Openbrier, David-13, 76, 108 Openbrier. Tony-27, 98 Ormerod, David-108 Orr, Kenneth-135, 144 Orth, Matthew-68, 89, 135, 144 Osterland, Tad— 108 Off, Cathy-135 Off, Daniel-117 Oft, Jerry-108 Off. Timothy-15, 40, 42, 135, 144 Owens, Richard— 98 Pacanowski. David— 98 Pace, Teresa— 1 1 7 Pacheco. Robbie— 75, 117 Padgett, Randall— 108 Padgett, Tamara— 98 Page, Bryan-34, 98 Page, Hal-13, 37, 39. 40. 42. 62, 89, 135, 144 Page, Rhonda— 117 Palmer, Mark— 135 Palmer, Polly— 1 1 7 Parcel, Pamela— 13, 37. 39. 117 Parker, Lynette-108 Parks, Fred-108 Parmer. Charles— 108 Parmer. Denelda— 98 Passmore. Debra— 108 Pastrick. Delia— 98 Patterson, Debra— 135 Patterson, Kenneth— 117 Patterson, Kirk— 127 Patterson. Linda— 98 Patterson, Lisa— 98 Patterson, Rhonda— 111 Patterson, Tammy— 117 Patfon, Allen-135 Patton, Thomas-108 Payne. Deborah— 108 Peacock. Thomas— 108 Pennington. Betty-136 Pennington, Diana— 98 Penny, Mike— 98 Pepper Florida I I Perkins, Steven— 108 Perkins, Teresa— 117 Perry, James— 108 Perryman, Angela— 117 Peters. Douglas-10, 76. 136. 144 Peters, Wendy-15, 29, 39, 65, 136 Pettibone. Darrel-13. 136. 144 Pettibone, Tamara— 117 Petty, James— 70 Peyton, Bonnie— 108 Phares, Yolanda— 117 Phelps, Ronald— 117 Phillabaum, Eric— 117 Phillabaum, Jay— 53 Phillips. Cynthia— 108 Phillips. Lisa-98 Phillips, Michael-108 Phillips, Patricia— 117 Phillips. Randy— 27, 98 Phillips, Robert— 98 Phillips. Sabrina— 98 Philpot. Portia-117 Pilkmton, Timothy-27, 108 Pittard, Teresa-14. 136. 144 Polk, Bruce— 98 Pollard. Kellie— 108 Pollitf. Nancy-68, 70. 108 Pollom, Samuel— 98 Polston, Lon-108 Polston. Raymon-25. 73, 78, 136 Pond, Carol— 98 Poole, Brian— 108 Poole, John-117 Popplewell. Karen-39, 65, 66. 117 Popplewell. Michael-136. 144 Porter, Debra-98 Pothast. Fredenck-136 Pottorff. Donna-57, 87. 117 Pottorff. Gary-9. 25, 39, 56, 136, 144 Poulos, Deborah— 98 Powell, Shirley— 1 1 7 Powell, Vicki-98 Powers. Kathleen-79, 80, 108 Powers, Robert— 117 Pratt, Peggy-108 Preston. Charles— 108 Price, Blaine— 108 Price. Frances— 108 Price. John— 117 Primm, Lenorddo-52, 80, 81, 117 Pritt, Gilbert-27, 49. 98 Pritz, Evan 46, 49, 76, 89. 136, 144 Privette, Douglas-79, 80. 89. 136 Privette, Gregory-25. 27. 81. 108 Propes. John— 117 Pruitt. Connie— 98 Pryor, April— 98 Pryor. Donald— 108 Pryor, Quintin— 13, 136, 144 Purcell. Vincent-108 Purdue, Carla-117 Purdue, Ronald-30, 81, 117 Pursell, Leonard-27, 108 Qualkenbush. Jeffrey— 13, 98 R Rader. Denise— 136 Rader. Julie— 117 Rader, Terri— 98 Raines, Denny— 98 Raines, James— 108 Randolph. Robert— 117 Randolph, Stephen108 Raney. Russell— 30, 98 Rankin, Gary-13, 27, 65, 115 Rankin, Jady— 79 Ransom, David— 108 Rapp, Brian lO, 42, 108 Rapp, Michael— 117 Ratliff. Gail —136. 144 Ratliff. Gay-108 Ray. Brian— 136 Ray, Candy— 108 Ray, Garr-117 Ray. Susan— 136. 144 Reames, Christina— 108 Reames, Mary— 98 Rebholz. Jennifer-15. 89, 136 Rebholz. Julienne— 108 Rech. David-108 Rech, Donald-136 Rech. Lori— 117 Redmon. Mark— 98 Rednour, Elizabeth— 40. 42, 98 Rednour, William— 117 Reecer. Anthony— 98 Reed. Angelia— 23. 98 Reed, David-9. 56. 75. 108. ill Reed, Georgann— 10S Reed. Kenneth— 108 Reed, Steve— 39 161 Reel, Michael— 98 Reel, Richard— 117 Reese, Mary— 136 Reifeis, Mary— 91, 108 Reily, Patricia— 137 Reimer. Lisa— 108 Rettig, Jim— 79 Rettig, Paul-30. 75, 84, 108 Rettig, Stephen-27, 31, 117 Reynolds, Joni— 98 Rhodes, Kimberly-13, 117 Rhodes, Susie— 68. 117 Rhynearson, Dale— 25, 75. 137, 144 Rice, Anthony— 98 Rice, Frank— 108 Rice, Tammy— 137, 144 Rich, Camilla— 98 Rich. Felicia-39, 45, 117 Richardson, Donald— 98 Richardson, Ruth— 137 Richardson, Stanley— 98 Richardson, Wands— 108 Riches, Carol— 13, 29, 37, 108 Riches, R. Timothy— 13, 37, 39, 40. 42, 62, 65. 89, 90. 137, 144 Richey, Duane— 40, 42, 137 Riedman, Daniel— 117 Rieger, Catherine— 137 Riggs, William— 137 Riley, Helen-40, 42, 108 Riley, Mary— 98 Rippy, Kathi— 37, 117 Risley, William-137 Rivers, Pamela— 137, 144 Robards. Dennis— 98 Robbins, Jon— 98 Roberson, Jamie— 98 Roberson, Samuel— 108 Roberts, Chris-137 Roberts, Darryl— 39, 137 Roberts, David— 117 Roberts, Joyce— 117 Roberts. Michael— 108 Roberts, Michael— 98 Roberts, Patti-138, 144 Roberts. Samuel— 98 Robertson, Towanda— 108 Robertson, Larry— 108 Robillard. Delia-117 Robinson, Deborah— 42, 138, 144 Robinson, Len— 117 Robinson, Jeffrey— 108 Robinson, Jimmie— 117 Robinson, Robert— 118 Robinson, Robert— 118 Robinson, Steven— 138 Rockey, John— 118 Rodgers, David— 49, 75, 108 Rodgere, James— 118 Roell, Suzanne— 108 Roembke, Diane— 37, 39, 138, 144 Roembke, Scott-98 Roeschlein, Mark— 34, 108 Roeschlein, Troy— 39, 56, 58, 80, 118 Rogers, Danny— 49, 109 Rogers, David— 126 Romerill, Curtis— 138, 144 Rood, William-138 Ross, Christopher— 109 Ross, Donald— 99 Rouse, Barbara— 109 Rouse, Donald— 138, 144 Rowe, Kenneth— 118 Rowland. Archie— 118 Rowlen. Ricky— 118 Royalty, Tina— 109 Rudy, Connie— 109 Rupp, Timothy— 40. 42, 109 Rush, Regina— 109 Rushton, Roberta— 138 Russell, Brian— 99 Russell, Jimmie— 118 Russell. Randall-13. 37, 39 Russell, Rocklin— 99 Russell, Sherrie— 99 Russell, Timothy— 138 Rutherford, Kenneth-118 Ryan, Jennifer— 118 Safstrom, Steven— 109 Sams, Michael— 109 Sanders, Donald— 118 Sanders, Gene— 109 Sanders, Gregory— 109 Sanders. Janice— 99 Sanders, Kathy-45. 138, 144 Sanders. Leslye— 99 Sanders. Natalie— 99 Sanders. William— 42, 99 Sapp, Evelyn— 99 Sarfaty, David— 34, 109 Sargent, Sandra— 37, 68, 109 Sargent, Thomas— 68, 70, 138 Sasser, Thomas— 25, 118 Sauer, Michael— 118 Scharbrough, John— 79, 80, 118 Scheib, Diane— 45, 118 Schlebecker, Laura— 9, 42, 109 Schmidlin, David— 118 Schmidlin, John— 109 Schmidt, John— 118 Schmidt, Julia— 42, 118 Schmidt, Marjorie— 138, 144 Schneider, Jeffery— 13, 109 Schroering, Richard— 99 Schultz, Anthony— 27, 75, 118 Schuster, Pamela— 118 Schuster, Thomas— 75, 109 Scoggins, Dennis— 138. 144 Scott, Alton-14 Scott, Christina-118 Scott, Gary— 99 Scott, Roxanne— 13, 109 Scott, Roy-138 Scott, Susan-13, 40, 42, 60, 109 Scott, Wanda-99 Scrogham, Kim— 13, 15, 37, 118 Sedam, Cheryl— 99 Sedam, Dena— 99 Seel. Deborah— 118 Selke, Gary-79 Selke, Pamela— 15, 79, 109 Setser, Surilda-118 Sever, Jerry— 118 Sever, Richard-118 Sexson, Janet— 118 Sexson, Ronald— 30. 99 Sexton, Grace— 70, 138, 144 Sexton, Leroy— 68 Sexton, Lisa— 109 Sgro. Michael— 52, 57 Shackelford, Stephen— 109 Shadiow, Bruce— 25, 27, 49, 73, 74, 75, 109 Shadiow. David— 81, 138 Shadiow, Debra— 99 Shafer, Vicki-138 Shaw, Dwayne— 27, 109 Shearer, Cindy— 118 Shearer, Darla— 118 Shearer, Kandy— 99 Shearer, Sheila— 39, 138, 144 Sheedy, Teresa— 13 Sheets, Michael— 138 Shelley. Carol-14, 17, 65, 84, 138, 144 Shelley, William— 15, 65, 118 Shelton, Jacquelyn— 13, 109 Shepard, Carrie— 37. 39, 44, 45. 62, 89, 139, 144 Shepard, Krista-23, 37, 50, 109 Sherron, Carol— 118 Shinkle, Daniel-23, 99 Shockney, Virginia— 13, 15, 37, 39, 118 Short, Daniel— 99 Short, Randall- 109 Short, Ronnie— 139 Short, Susan-139 Short, Tamela— 99 Short, Teresa— 109 Short, Thomas— 118 Shultz, Timothy-99 Shumaker, Michele— 109 Shupe, Paul— 99 Siebenthal. Johnny— 109 Silins, Roy— 40. 42. 48, 109 Simison, Cheryl— 139 Sims, Elizabeth-139, 144 Sims, Elsworth— 109 Sims, Susie— 99 Sisk, Michael-27, 58. 99 Slayton, Jeffrey— 109 Slayton, Tony— 99 Sloan, Dennis— 118 Sloan, Kathie-139, 144 Sloan, Robert— 30, 118 Small, Katheryn— 99 Smalling, Gary— 25, 139 Smartz, Theresa— 109 Smith, Anthony— 99 Smith, April-23, 109 Smith, Beverly— 109 Smith, Beverly G.— 118 Smith, Bonnie— 109 Smith, Brenda— 68, 70, 109 Smith, Bryan-139 Smith, David— 99 Smith, Deborah— 68. 139. 144 Smith. Debra-139, 144 Smith, Dennis— 109 Smith, Douglas— 70, 99 Smith, Harry-109 Smith, Hershel— 139 Smith, Jennifer— 99 Smith, Joseph-17, 25, 27, 76, 118 Smith. Joyce— 99 Smith, Kelly-50, 99 Smith, Kevin— 109 Smith, Lori-118, 139 Smith, Mark-66, 139 Smith, Mark W-109 Smith, Michael— 118 Smith, Michael A— 99 Smith, Rebecca— 44, 45, 139. 144 Smith. Rhonda— 99 Smith, Rickey— 79, 139 Smith, Sherry-23, 99 Smith, Sheryl— 109 Smith, Tammy— 109 Smith, Terri— 109 Smith, Tommie— 139 Smithes, Jeffery— 99 Smoot, Lila— 79 Smoot, Jeff— 75 Snell, Billie— 109 Snelson, Gary— 99 Snider, Russell— 139, 144 Snoddy, Linda— 109 Snyder, Dana-13, 34, 40, 42, 118 Snyder, Mikes— 109 Snyder, Stephanie— 109 Solberg, Georgia— 23, 50, 84, 89, 144, 149 Sommers, James— 110 Sorrentino. Susan— 110 Sparks, Matthew-139 Sprauer, Greg— 118 Spears. Beverly— 99 Spears, Debra— 40, 42, 89, 139, 144 Spears, Ronald— 110 Spears, William— 118 Spegal, Beverly— 118 Spice, Susan— 13, 37, 40, 110 Spi cklemire, Stephen— 13, 37, 99 Spiker, Penny— 143 Spring, Rhonda— 37, 99 Springer, Holly-15, 42, 118 Spurling, Donald— 99 Stacy, Judy-110 Stacy, Michael— 99 Stafford, lretha-13, 60, 99 Stafford. Michael-99 Stafford, Ronnie— 110 Stahl. Michael-118 Stahl, Toni-114, 140 Stalas, Phil— 10 Staley, Julia— 37, 118 Stamen, John-14, 15, 76, 89, 140, 144 Steenberger, Lori— 140 Stephens, Kevin— 99 Stephens, Timothy— 110 Stephens, Tracy— 118 Stephenson, Madella— 99 Stephenson, Robert— 118, 140 Sterling, Aaron— 99 Stevens, Charles— 110 Stevens, Diana— 60 Stevenson, Robert— 144 Stevenson, Susan— 110 Stewart, Ann-29, 140, 144 Stewart, Naomi— 118 Stidd, Larry-58, 118 Still, Michael-110 Stillabower, Shelley-100, 118 Stillabower, Sherry— 100, 118 Stillwell, A -66 Stinson, Beverly— 37, 118 St. John, Kenneth-30, 79, 118 St. John, Richard-79, 118 Stone, Lisa— 140 Storey, Michael— 110 Storm, Craig— 106 Storm, Mark-52, 110 Stout, George— 25, 144 Stout, John— 110 Stover, Lora— 100 Stoydnovich, Charles— 110 Strange, Jennifer— 23, 110 Striby, Richard— 118 Strickland, Amy— 45, 110 Strickland, Elizabeth-29, 79, 89, 140, 144 Stroud, Scott-140, 144 Struck, Bonnie— 13, 110 Struck, Kurt-42, 140 Struck, Lois— 118 Strykowski, Donna— 110 Strykowski, Ronda— 110 Stucker, Joey— 75, 110 Studer, Daniel-140, 144 Stultz, Vaughn-68, 70, 110 Sturm, William— 118 Suggs, Anthony— 84 Suiters, Daniel— 100 Suiters, Donald— 100 Suiter, Jerry-34, 100 Sullivan, John— 76 Summers. Mark— 100 Summers, Stephen— 110 Summitt, Delores— 100 Sumner, Constance— 118 Surber, James— 110 Surber, Wanda— 100 Sutter, David— 23, 25, 140, 144 Sutter, Donna— 82, 100 Sutter, Gregory— 58, 110 Sutterfield, James— 40, 42, 118 Suttner, Ronald— 140 Svenson, Jerry— 25 Sweeney, Janet— 118 Tackett, Robert— 100 Tanasovich, Lynn— 60, 100 Tanasovich, Robert— 79 Taylor, Andrew— 30. 100 Taylor, Charles— 118 Taylor, David— 49, 100 Taylor, Linda-23, 140, 144 Taylor, Lisa— 100 Taylor, Michael-10, 44, 73, 74, 75, 99, 140 Taylor, Sandra— 110 Teague, William— 110 Tedders, Timothy— 100 Tedrowe, Jon— 100 Tellarico, Vonda— 1 1 8 Temple, Lavonda— 118 Templeton, Tamara— 40, 42, 100 Terry, Diana— 100 Terry, Kellie— 100 Thatch, Samuel— 100 .Thein, Elizabeth-140, 144 Thein, Stephen— 110 Thomas, Cynthia— 50, 100 Thomas, Darryl— 100, 144 Thomas, Jeffery— 100 Thomas, Jimmy— 40, 110 Thomas, Mary— 110 Thomas, Shelia— 37, 39, 118 Thomas, Stacey— 100 Thompson, Brenda— 140, 144 Thompson, David— 140 Thompson, Debra— 100 Thompson, Esther— 100 Thompson, Kennette— 118 Thompson, Maurica— 110 Thompson, Michael— 118 Thompson, Pamela— 45, 110 Thompson, Rebecca— 110 Thompson, Reeda— 100 Thompson, Rhonda— 100 Thompson, Robin— 100 Thompson, Robert— 58, 140 Thornton, Gary— 118 Thornton, Susan— 100 Throckmorton, Samuel— 110 Tichenor, Patricia— 100 Tillery, Christa— 118 Tinnin, Desa— 100 Tolan, Michael— 110 Toles, Sharon— 119 Tolley, Charles— 70. 100 Tolley, Charles— 100 Tomey, Jamie— 140 Tomlin, Lea— 100 Tompkins, Deborah— 39, 140, 144 Toney, Brian— 119 Toney, James— 141, 144 Toney, Jeanette— 110 Toney, Patrick— 119 Tooley, Beverly— 59, 119 Tooley, Charlotte— 42, 40, 100 Toops, Maria— 119 Torrence. April— 100 Torrence, Georgia— 141 Townsend, Phyllis— 110 Tracy, Sharon-34, 40, 42, 110 Trinkle, Deborah— 119 Trivett, M.-58 Trotter, Tammy— 66 Trout, Lisa— 100 Troutt, Tammy— 119 Truex, Greg— 89 Truman, Jennifer— 119 Tucker, Cheryl— 15, 110 Tucker, Donald— 100 Tucker, Ronald— 110 Tunstill, Keith-100 Turner, Donna— 110 Turner, Kim— 100 Turner, Terri— 13, 29, 100 Turpin, Dale— 119 Turpin, Di ana— 100 Tuttle, Laura-10, 141, 144 Tuttle, Russell— 119 Twigg, Toni— 119 U Uban, Michelle-100 Underwood, Gregory— 52, 100 Van, Debra— 119 Vanat, Robert-52, 119 Vance, Patricia— 110 Vance, Rick— 100 Vane, Elizabeth-141 Vane, James— 119 Van Fossan, Lisa— 60, 100 Van Fossan, Morris— 110 Van Hooser, Amanda— 37, 110 Van Hooser. Laura— 59, 141, 144 Van Huss, Debra— 110 Van Spankeren, Hildegard— 42, 144 Vastine, Mary— 100 Vaughn, Teresa— 119 Velazquez, Denise— 39, 77, 141, 144 Velazquez, Jessica— 37, 40, 42, 117, 119 Verboser, Mike— 100 Vernon, Holly-110 Vest, Barbara— 119 Vinson, Kevin— 100 162 Vinson, Michael— 39, 119 Vollmer, Phyllis— 100 Vonwiller, Lori— 100 Voss, Karen— 100 W Waddell. Dale— 100 Wade. John— 91, 141, 144 Wade, Marland— 110 Wadsworth, Michael— 17, 119 Wadsworth, Pam— 141 Wagers. Reba— 110 Wagner. Jamie— 100 Wagner, Myra— 100 Wagner, Sylvia-39, 42, 141 Walden. Joseph— 100 Waldroff, Debra-100 Walker, Jane— 141, 144 Walker, Janet-119 Walker, Rebecca— 110 Walker, Toni-110 Wall, Dennis— 68, 100 Wallace, Charles— 25. 27, 58, 119 Wallace, LaDonna— 13, 79, 110 Wallace Jr.. Murphy— 58, 100 Wallick. Michael— 100 Wallis, Rebecca— 110 Walters, Beth— 23, 100 Walters, Lora— 100 Walters, Nanette— 14, 15, 21, 33, 89, 141, 145 Walters, Pamela— 100, 60 Wand. Deborah— 68 Wand, Melody— 110 Ward, Christopher-100 Ward. Jimmie— 119 Ward. Kathy— 142 Ward. Susan— 142, 144 Wardrip, Tami— 142 Watson, Debra— 100, 142 Watson, Debra— 37, 39 Watson, Robert— 100 Watts. Peggy-110 Wayman. Clara— 119 Weatherwax, Mary— 10 Weaver, Keith— 68, 70, 100 Weaver, Kenneth— 68, 70, 100 Webb, Pattie— 119 Webb, Rickey— 70, 100 Webb, Rusty— 119 Weber, Joy-66, 142, 144 Weber, Penny— 101 Wein. John-101 Wein, Karen— 142 Wein, Kathryn-101 Welch, David-65, 101 Wells, Shelia-101 Welsh, Mark- 119 Welsh, Stephen-13, 110 Wente, Daniel— 110 Werner. Chester— 142 Wessel. John-142, 144 West, Shirley-142, 144 Westerfield, Michael-142 Whalen, Frances— 142 Wheatley, Christopher— 90, 110 Wheeler, Carla-77 Wheeler, John— 119 Wheeler, Mary— 119 Wheeler, Patricia— 101 Wheeler. Steve-110 Whitaker, Gabrielle-101 White, Brenda-119 White, Dawn— 101 White, Evelyn-119 White. Gregory— 142 White. Jeffrey-119, 142 White, Joseph-119 White, Kristie— 110 White, Lisa-110 White, Marion— 79 White, Patricia— 89 White, Richard-10, 79, 142, 144 White, Sharon-110 White. Stephen-42, 110 Whitman. Michael— 34, 101 Whitman, Phil— 119 Whitt, Debra-37, 142, 144 Wichman, John— 110 Wickizer, David— 110 Wiese, Debbie— 101 Wiese, JoAnn— 101 Wiggington, Gary— 142 Wiggins. Janice-32, 33, 50, 65, 66. 79, 89, 90. 10. 142. 144 Wilcoxon, David-142, 144 Wilcoxon, Devon— 119 Wilcoxon. Douglas— 142 Wilder, Mark-110 Wildrick, Aaron— 101 Wiles, Andrew-13, 110 Wiles, Christopher-119 Wilfong, Leslie-13, 101 Wilfong, Stephen-119 Wilkins, Chnstine-142. 144 Wilkins, Elizabeth-101 Wilkinson. Andrew— 40. 42. 101 Wilkinson, Kelly-101 Williams, Carol-143 Williams, David-110 Williams, Elton-119 Williams. James— 101 Williams, James— 110 Williams, Jenny— 110 Williams, Penny— 101 Williams, Roberta-33, 79, 110 Williams, Scott-143 Williams, Steven— 101 Williams. Susan— 101 Williams, Tammy— 101 Williams, Vicky-101 Williams, Wayne— 111 Williamson, Debbie— 10 Williford. Patricia— 1 1 1 Wills. Ronnie— 49, 27, 101 Wilson, Albert-81 Wilson, Annette— 101 Wilson, Debra— 101 Wilson, Dennis— 111 Wilson, James— 119 Wilson, James— 111 Wilson, Linda-101 Wilson, Michael-79. 49, 119 Wilson, Michael-25, 143 Wilson, Patricia— 111 Wilson, Rebecca-37, 65, 143 Wills, Tanua— 60 Wilson, Rebecca- 77, 89, 143, 144 Wilson, Rena— 119 Wilson, M -46 Wilson, Scott-143, 144 Wilson, Steven-27, 119, 25. 56 Winter, Curt-119 Winter. Ross-143. 144 Wise, Curtis-111 Witter, Dana-119 Wood, Joseph— 111 Wood. Kathryn-23, 33, 39. 50, 119 Wood. Lena— 111 Wood, Sharon-101 Woods, Katheryne— 1 1 1 Woodson, Carla— 111 Woodward, Denise— 111 Woodward, Julie— 143 Woolen, Robin— 79 Workman, Jeffrie— 111 Workman, Kathleen— 101 Worrell, Kurt— 43, 144 Worthington, Phillip— 34 Wren, Carolyn— 101 Wren. Karen-119, 143 Wright. Michael— 101 Wright, Nancy— 111 Wright, Roger-79 Wyand, Joe— 119 Wyatt. David-58 Wylie, Rhonda— 111 Wynn, Scott— 101 Yamafuji. Dawn— 111 Yamafuji, Sun— 53, 101 Yeary, David-27. 49, 101 Yeary, Gary— 39, 143, 144 Yohler, Patricia— 111 York, Bill — 1 1 1 Young, Beverly— 101 Young. Denise— 111 Young, Gary— 101 Young, Mark— 34, 101 Young. Paula— 66, 134 Young, Robert-101 Young, Timothy— 101 Young, Vela— 111 Younger, Rodney— 49, 111 Zander, Mark— 13, 101 Zierer. Michael— 143 Zimmerman, Dianna— 84. 119 Zimmerman, Linda— 84, 143, 144 Zimmerman, Steven— 101 Zollinger, Debbie— 143. 144 163 A Season for Memories School year 1975-76. We have tried to put together a memory of that year in hopes of reminding the student body and the faculty of a little of what happened during one of the most his- toric times in our lifetime. Though a lot cannot be pictured or even mentioned because it fell after the last deadline, we hope that what we have repre- sented shows more types of life at Howe than the books of years past. We make no apologies for not going Bicentennial because we felt the best way for Howe to celebrate would be to be original and not copy others. Per- haps we have shown life at Howe in the true sense, the sense of season, by neither pushing red, white, and blue 1976 nor abdicating it. For life at Howe centers around seasons, as did the crowning of basketball homecoming queen Cindy Clark at the end of the winter activities. Seasons are the base for school activities and seem to repre- sent the student body as it changes throughout the year. 164