Van Horn High School - Falcon Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

• Van Horn High School Arlington and Truman Road Kansas City 22, Missouri Tk• TaLcrni STAFF Janice Delies, Carol Shaw, Co-Editors Janice Chapin, Assistant Editor Jackie Seat, Business Manager Mary A. McMann, Faculty Adviser Janice Egner, Art Editor Glenn I lolstine, Photographer Roland Miller, Cartoonist Pat Stinnett, Senior Editor Jackie Schweers, unior hditor Johanna Rose. Activities Editor Karen Cole, Index Editor Brenda Bales Barbara Barnes W. B. Barnes Mike Beaman Deanna Carv Jim Coldsnow David Dodd Dixie Farrell Fredna Graver Beverly Jean Hicks Martha Johnson Skip Julian Norma Lowe Jim Mover Sandee Pennington Nancy Sebolt Sharon Sherman Cvnthia Spangler 4 Cont.Qnt'i. J2 U. Orte. Mr. Laughiin Faculty Seniors Juniors JHeok- lur Student Government Publications Societies Departmental Clubs Educational Classes Assemblies School Shows Homerooms Late Activities J2ook. Tgu'L Football Basketball Track Cheerleaders Girls' Sports 5 A DREAM COME TRUE The Von Morn Mansion, razed in 1952. • As early as 1929 the people of Inter-City planned lor a new high school. In that year the Inter-Citv Kiwanis Club selected a coin- mittee to present a petition to the Kansas Citv, M issouri, Board of Education. Community interest in the project was growing and the citizens were demanding adequate educa- tional facilities for Inter-City youth. In 1930, negotiations were made to pur- chase the corner of Van I lorn and W inner Roads as a site lor a new, modern structure, and for the next ten years civic organizations and individuals worked diligently lor their “dream.” I he Parent-Teacher Association promised support; an “Inter-City 1 Iigli Boosters C lub was organized to promote the construction of a high school. I he participation of the United States in THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Mr. John M. Gregory, Mr. Homer C. Wadsworth, Mrs. Henry I. Eager, Mr. Amos L. Burks, Secretary; Mr. Roland B. Hewitt, President; Mrs. Ellsworth R. Haas, and Mr. Harry C. Clark, Vice-President. 6 Clearing ground, 1953 World W ar 11 temporarily halted promotion of the “dream,” hut in 1944. near the end of the war, interest again stirred and by 1951 the school hoard placed the Inter-City high school on the urgently needed list. When the Inter-City District voted nearly fifty to one for a school levy, the proposed school was placed at the top of the urgent list. The razing of the Van I lorn mansion Construction, 1954 began in March, 1952, and plans were ap- proved for a school to accommodate 1,600 students at a cost of two and one-half million dollars. The school was completed in the summer of 1955. The school board selected the name Van I lorn I ligh School which was seen above the entrance as the first 1,100 students entered the sch x l on September 9, 1955. Von Horn High School, 1955 Mr. laughlin welcomes the community at Open House. The Patio. • rhe first year of Van I lorn has been lilled with many events of significance. At an open house on October 7 the school greeted the community. A Variety Show, participation in City I fall Day, “The Emperor’s Clothes” and PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Row On . . . Mr. Loughlin, Mr� . Johnson, Mr . I , Mr . Pr «lond, Mr . Smith, Mr . Hummon. Row Two .. . Mr . Leoch, Mr . Groy, Mr . Low . Mr . Coldsnow, Mr . Nj govon, Mr . Boucher. Row Thro . . . Mr . Full , Mr . R imol, Mr . Patton, Mr . Clou , Mr . Pritch tt. Mr . T ll r, Mr . Bole . Row Four . . . Mr . Cl m ns, Mr . Cox, Mr . Firkin . Mr . Fronci , Mr . And r on. Mr . Adkin . Mr . Morgan, Mr . Miller 9 “One Foot in I leaven will lx events to re- member. We present here the chronicle of an eventful year—its climax, the first graduation day at Van I lorn I ligh School. June 6. 1956. • Mr. Laughlin Faculty Seniors Juniors Ueadeti •We acknowledge our lirst leader, Mr. J. Lyman Laughlin. During our first year he has demonstrated his ability as one of the finest educators in this area. His concern for both students and faculty, his intellectual integrity, his pride in a new school and his courage for the future have created the proper begin- ning for Van f lorn 1 ligh School. He is a loved and respected gentleman of understanding and judgment. Mt. Caucjh.Lux Van Horn High School. Friday. October 7. 1955 Number 1 9� � «A, J,. V. V . 4--' 125 years of hoping and planning by Inter-Cily residents. Well Done, Thou Faithful Servant Colonel Robert Thompson Van jHorn was bom in East Mahoney, sylvania. on May 19. 1824. [Dutch and Irish parents. Young aert studied and helped hia fitly until he was fifteen. He became an apprentice in the Register Newspaper, and there for four years. Hav- hed his apprenticeship became a journeyman sn Pennsylvania. New J. and Indiana. In 1848. pd the lovely Adela fci Cooley in Pomeray. tyear later he and Mrs Van Horn made a trip to St. Louis to investigate business pos- sibilities for a newspaper There they met three Kansas City busi- nessmen who were looking for 'just such a man to establish a ' newspaper in their tiny hamlet Thus, it was that Kansas City acquired one of her moat loyal sons. In the fall of 1855 he establish- ed the Kansas City Journal of Commerce, and proceeded to prove his worth to the town by so persistently printing articles (Continued on page 2) DEDICATORY PROGRAM IORN HIGH SCHOOL ':30 P. M.. October 7. 1955 Roland B. Hewitt. Presiding ’•......... Mr. William Cofer. conducting ——-------- Dr Christian A. Wright, minister Pslnnosnl Ckrtittsn Ourrh •on ------------------ Mr Hewitt • In October, Mr. Laughlin was host at the dedication of Van I lorn I ligh School. At that time he wrote the first editorial for The Pioneer urging students to “make Van I lorn a great school.” 14 ------------------ Dr. C. Dewey Smith -—--------——-.........- Mr. Bril Dunn J K Dunn Construction Co. ——------—......— Mr. John T Murphy Kront. Simpotm and Murphy ................ Mr. Hewitt Rev Paul W Chapin, minister Vnlmini(«r Rrotbytenan Church ..............—....... Mr. Hewitt Library. Richard B Sealock. Librarian . Mr J L. Laughlin ------ Mr James A. Hazlett iAdea) .............. kSchool Mixed Ensemble Mr Color, conducting Anway conducting , Glenn Hopkins l Ktuwiif Club R Fike [imtafUn ' fit. Jr 1 Club Morris brock Club ard Club pghlrn lOWW ent P-T A ■ucting What Kind oi School Will Van Horn Be? A twenty-five year old dream has now become a three million dollar reality. After years oi waiting, planning and working the Inter-City community has a beautiful, magnificent, modem high school with every device to make teachers and students com- | fortable. and learning truly a pleasure Now our community, our School Board, the voters of Kansas City and students of other high schools are waiting to see what kind of a school Van Horn will become. Inter-City is a community of homes, thriving businesses, dedi- cated churches .and fine ele- mentary schools. It has furnished the Kansas City high schools, especially Northeast, with many outstanding leaders Many of Northeast's best students in vari- ous fields of endeavor lived in the Inter-City district The com- munity is one-hundred percent behind the school and already several groups are making plans to encourage pupils to make the most of their opportunities From the standpoint of the community. Van Horn should be a great school. We have a carefully selected faculty of forty well trained and experienced teachers, each de- termined to make the best pos- sible use of the modem teaching devices afforded in the new building. From the standpoint of the faculty. Van Horn should bo a superior school The voters of Kansas City and the Board of Education have surely shown their interest and from their standpoint, Van Horn should be a great school. Yet all of these factors w«h their great import cannot make Van Horn great They can only fill the grandstand with eager spectators. You students of Van Horn are the players. You must carry the ball. You have an un- usual opportunity. You need not follow traditions and precedents already established by those who have gone before you. and you will not be judged by some who have given your school a bad name, but you will set the pat- tern. you win establish the tradi- tions and you will determine tha reputation of your school. You can make Van Horn just another ordinary high school or you can make it a school known for its high scholarship, character build- ing. the development of a high type of aggressive citizenship athletics and good sportsmanship, music, public speaking, drama, art. and aciyfvement in the prac- tical arts. A high school in which every- one wants to learn, studies faith- fully and is present every day unless he is ill. a school where every student treats every other student and teacher according to the Golden Rule, a school in which students are clean minded, happy, cooperative, loyal and try- ing to do the right things would surely make that twenty-five year old dream a living culmination id hope and faith in you the student body of Van Horn. It is up to you! Will you make Van Horn a great school? —J. L Laughlin MR. LAUGHLIN In April Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin attended the C. O. I. banquet at Van Horn Cafeteria. Mr. Laughlin went to Jefferson City in March to hear Pat Sportsman win third place in the State American Legion Oratorical Contest. He posed for a photograph with Miss Cassell, Pat, Mrs. Sportsman and Mr. Sportsman. GUIDANCE Miss Helen Johnson counsels a student. • Miss Johnson, counselor, lias been a friend to the students at Van 1 lorn by providing educational and vocational information and helping students to understand their own abilities, aptitudes, and interests. This year, perhaps, her greatest contribution to Van I lorn was her assistance in the orientation of so many students to a new school. Mr. Curtis, vice-principal, has given able assistance to Mr. Laughlin, faculty and stu- dents. I le has gently, but firmly, enforced school regulations and Student Council rules. Ilis understanding of students has enabled him to contribute wise and friendly guidance to many. Mr. Edgar E. Curtis 16 Office Staff OFFICI STAFF Mr . Freda Amermon, Record Clerk, Mist Doranna Schneider, Secretary, Mr . Jewell L. Well , Registrar. Behind The Scenes • Our office, custodian and cafeteria staffs are constantly at work “behind the scenes’’ at Van I lorn, making our school days run smoothly. 1 heir friendly smiles and helpful attitudes have made our days more pleasant. We extend our sincere appreciation for all the hours they’ve spent in con- tributing their share to build our fine school! CUSTODIAN STAFF Row One: Vina Rathbwrn, Harold Fredeen, Davie Sapp, Walter Daniel. Row Two: Edgar White, Fred Gant, Joe Crump, Richard Na h, Alvin Hitchcock. CAFETERIA STAFF Row One: Edward Rollins, Giula O'Hara, Mercia Jackson, Lillian Larson, Lucy Carlisle, Verna Riley, Rusleen Mallory, Valda Runyon, Zola Mitchell, John Wilson. Row Two: Olive Roberts, Edna Vance, Lillian Stansbury, Sarah Moore, Irene Burgess, Florence Moss, Neva Feeney, Bertha Wylie, Oleta Madde'a, Lurine Walters. LIBRARY Row One . . . Mrs. Janet Booth, Miss Margaret Whiteford, Miss Darlyne La Grece. Row Two . . . Mrs. Burg, Mrs. Rozier, Head Librarian. • 1 he Van I lorn Branch Library serves the Inter-City district both as a public library and a high school library. It is equipped with over eighteen thousand books, subscriptions to lifty magazines, and an excellent collec- tion of reference books. About fifteen hun- dred b(K)ks are selected and arranged espe- cially lor teenagers. A peaceful atmosphere for browsing through favorite novels or for pursuing seri- ous study is found in the spacious lounge on the balcony, and the conference room is a popular meeting place for Student Council committees, P.T.A., and Inter-City civic groups. During the year the trophy case was used to display posters, products of art classes, and new' IBooks. Students make good use of a convenient library Mr. Richard Barnett Mr. Gene Brightwell Mr. Charles Cawlield Mr. Robert Closson Miss Mory Baxter Mr. Myron Beebe Mr. William Chapman Mr. Harry Cloverdyke Mrs. Bernice Pierce Miss Nanabel Cassell Mr. Kenneth Clayton Mr. William Coffer FACULTY 19 Students and Faculty played two games this year. FACULTY Mr. Melvin G. Coleman Mr. Emil M. Cross Miss Willella Curnutt Mr. Orville L. Darby Miss Marie Dearing Mr. William David DeHardt Mr. Edwin C. Fields Mr. J. Lester Fields Mr. Wallace M. Fike Mr. Robert Fitsgerel Miss Edith J. Grassley Mr. Richard M. Griffith Mrs. Barbara J. Hanley Mrs. Lucille Hensley Mrs. Lucille Jenkins Miss Hazel K. Johnson Mrs. Bonnie Kellenberg Mr. Ben L. King Mr. John McArthur Mrs. Mary McMann Miss Hortense Miller Miss Grace Moore Mr. William F. Ragle Miss Martha F. Reed • The Van Horn faculty has helped in many ways to get the school off to a good start. Their knowledge has helped our students gain much both inside and outside the class- room. Many faculty members have sponsored student council committees, clubs, literary societies, music groups, field trips, athletic contests and other after-school activities. They have worked with the Parent- Teachers Association, with the community, and with all the civic groups interested in the school. Their guidance has been sincerely appre- ciated. Faculty 1 Mr. James C. Rcneau Mrs. Maude C. Rodgers Mr. Herbert Sang Mrs. Cleo Soapes Mrs. Helen Viles Mr. Nevin I. Wasson Mr. Louis N. Whitehead Mrs. Geraldine Workman FACULTY Cheerleaders 21 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Coldsnow, treasurer; David Dodd vice president. Jody Rose, secretary; Jim Evans, presi- dent; Bob Bailey, sergeant-at arms; Bob Peck, reporter. SENIORS • Setting new standards, high ideals and traditions were only a part of the great task which the seniors were privileged to under- take during the lirst year. The seniors had the distinction of helping to “Break 1 h rough to a new beginning. Directing the choice of the school name, ‘Falcon, and the school colors of red and gray, organizing a student council, selecting class rings, electing class officers, planning senior activities, ionning societies and de- partmental clubs were but a few of the many activities in which the seniors worked with the underclassmen to establish prece- dent lor other graduating classes of the luture. Perhaps no other senior class has ever had such an exciting and rewarding experience during their last year of high school. 22 SENIORS ADRUTH ADKINS F.H.A., President; Pep Club. ALICE ARCHER C.O.E.; Mixed Chorus. BOB BAILEY Student Council, Executive Committee, Special Drives; Senior Closs, Sergeant-ot-Arms; Football, Trock. LEONA BARKER NORMA BARKER BARBARA BARNES Pioneer; Falcon. IVA MAE BATSON Y-Teens, President; F.M.A.; Pep Club; Courtesy Committee; Falcon. R. M. BEAMAN Student Council, Red Cross, Safety; Sigma Tou, Public Relations; Football lettermon; Falcon; Pioneer. SENIORS SENIOR RING COMMITTEE Row On Nancy Harlin, Janice Egner, Miss Johnson. Row Two . . . Mr. Wasson, Norman Benson, James Evans, Mr. Curtis. Thomas William Beard James R. Bishop C.O.E. Bill Charles Bl Student Council Vernon Arthur Brockenbury Trock Neil W. Callahan, Jr. C.O.E. Peggy Ann Callaway Mike Cayton Dale Christian Student Council, Sgt at Arms Special Drives Committee Senior Safety Guy; Track SENIORS JIM COLOSNOW Student Council. Reporter, Public Relotions; Senior Clow, Treos- urer; City Holl Doy, Councilmon; Sigma Tou, President; Pioneer, Advertising Manoger; Falcon; Orchestra; Prom Committee; Track. BABETTE ANN CLOUS! Kappa, Sergeont-at-Arms, Reporter; ADA COMER Courtesy Committee; Orchestra; Pio- ROSIMARY CLEVENGER Y-Teens; Pep Club. JERRY CRAMER Footboll; Track. CAROLYN DEHN JANICE GAIL DELLES Cheerleader; Falcon, Co-Editor. Koppo Secretary, Initiator; Pioneer; Pep Club, Vice-President; Seo Maids; Courtesy Com- mittee; Variety Show; Volleyball Sportsday. IMOGEN! DINWIDDIE Pioneer. 25 SENIORS DAVID DODD Pioneer, Editor; Senior Closs. Vice-President; Prom Commit- tee; Voice of Democrocy Contest; City Holl Doy, Judge; Sigma Tou, Secretory; Hi-Y, President; Spanish Club, Chap- lain; Variety Show; Spring Ploy; Falcon. JANICi EGNER Student Council, Public Relations, Name Commit- tee. Falcon, Art Editor, Art Club, President; Scho- lastic Art Award; National Art Honor Society, 100 Girls' Club; Student Aid, Health Center; Courtesy Committee; Ring Committee; Prom Com mittee; Pioneer; Pep Club. DONNA LEA ELLIS Courtesy Committee; Pep Club; Pioneer; Girls' Chorus. DONNEL ETTER Falcon. JAMES EDWARD EVANS Senior Closs, President; Sigma Tou, Vice-President, Sergeant- at-Arms, Hi-Y, Vice-President; Safety Council; Ring Commit- tee; Trock. ARTHUR FORLOW Sigma Tou; Trock. WILLETA HAMBY C.O.E. ROBERT HARBER C.O.E. SENIORS SHIRLEY ANN HENDERSON Pep Club; Girls' Choir. GLENN LOREN HOLSTINE Student Council, Nome Committee, Constitution Committee, Public Relations; Falcon, Photographer; Pioneer, Photographer. s DEANNA MAE HUMMON Kappa, Chaplain, Vice-President; Pep Club, Treasurer; Sea Maids, Treasurer; Volleyball Sportsday; Chorlier; Operetta. WARREN E. JOHNSON RICHARD C. JULIAN C.O.E.; Falcon; Pioneer. THERESA ANITA KARNER PEGGY LILES BILL LYNN Band; Orchestra; Concert Choir. CLAUDE McCLAIN HERBERT McDONOUGH Pioneer. JIM MERCER CHUCK MIUER Track. Football. ROLAND GENE MILLER Art Club, Secretary; Falcon. NANCY EUGENIA MILLS Kappa. Vice-President. Sergeant - at - Arms; Safety Council, Reporter; Betty Crocker Home maker; National Art Honor Society; Scholastic Art Award; Courtesy Committee; Pioneer. BOB MITCHELL Basketball. ROBERT EUGENE MORRISON TERRY Lii MORTON C. O. E. SENIORS JIM MOYIR Safety Committee, President; Sigma Tau, Treasurer; Pioneer, Assistant Editor; Prom Committee; Variety Show; Spring Play; Hi-Y. DONALD NORRIS MYERS SHARON O'DELL Pep Club; Courtesy Committee; Pioneer BOB LYNNE PECK Senior Class, Reporter; Bosketball; Track. BEVERLY POLLARD Operetta. 29 RONALD EUGENE PHILLIPS Student Council. JAN RITCHIE Courtesy Committee SENIORS JOHANNA MARY ROSE Student Council, Assembly Committee. Nome ond Color Com mittee; Senior Closs, Secretory; Kappa, Secretary, President; Safety Committee, Secretary; Furniture Committee; Courtesy Committee; 100 Girls' Club; City Hall Day, Traffic, Pioneer; Falcon, Activities Editor; Pep Club; Spring Ploy BARBARA SCHAFER Girls' Chorus. JACKIE SCHWEERS Pep Club; Pioneer; Falcon, Junior Editor; Y-Teens. GENEVIEVE SCIOIARO Courtesy Committee; Pep Club; Pioneer. DELORIS SCOVIU Y Teens, Vice President; Future Homemakers. CAROL JUNE SHAW Falcon, Co-Editor; Pep Club, President; Cheer- leader; Koppa, Treasurer; Safety Council, Record- ing Secretary; 100 Girls' Club; Courtesy Commit- tee; Pioneer; Variety Show. SHARON LEE SHERMAN Pioneer, Circulation Manager; Folcon; Courtesy Committee; Orchestra, Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter,- Office Assistant. LOIS SMITH Pep Club. SENIORS TED SPENCER, JR. C. O. E., Treosurer, Reporter. PATRICK E. SPORTSMAN Student Council, President; Sigma Tou, President, Hi-Y, Chaplain; Third in State Oratoricol Contest; City Holl Day, Election Commission; Pioneer, Busi- ness Manager; Folcon. PAT STINNETT Falcon, Senior Editor. A. KAYE SWIFT C. O. E. KENNETH SWIFT PATRICIA ANN TERHUNE Falcon; Pioneer. DONALD DEAN TOLLIVER Sigmo Tou; Hi-Y, Secretory; Trock. MAURICE TOLLIVER Art Club. SENIORS ROY TRUSSELL KENNETH R. VAUGHN JANICE WEAKLEY LOIS ANDROMEDA WEEKS HARRY WESSNER Latin Club, President. CONNIE WESTWOOD Pep Club, Secretary. BARBARA WELSH C. O E. JAMES R. WELSH Football; Track. GENE WHISLER SYLVIA WILLIS Student Council, Vice-President; Kappa, President- Band; Orchestra. All City Band; 100 Girls' Club. SENIORS SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT SHOWN IN THIS SECTION Vern Colvin Corl Merriott Eddie Forbes Edward Norris Faye Hale Ruth Hayes Donna Laswell Joann Onko Don Owen Charles Russell Pauline lubcek Steve Wilson 33 JUNIOR OFFICERS Row On . . . Cynthia Spangler, Reporter, W. B Barnes, President; Janice Chapin, Secretary. Row Two . . . Bill Kauffman, Sergeant at Arms, Ronnie Batchelor, Vice President; Norman Benson, Treasurer; George Sullivan, Gift Receiver; Mr Reneau, Sponsor. JUNIORS • Keeping pace with the senior class during 1955-56 were the juniors. Their selection of class officers, plans for the Junior-Senior Prom, participation in all school and class ac- tivities, and their never-failing interest and school spirit were Van I lorn’s junior Class contribution to “Breaking Through to a New Beginning.” 34 JUNIORS Row One Iacross) . • • Row Two (across) . . • Johnny Adlard, Clyde Alcox, Nancy Allen, Julie Baker, Ronnie Batchelor, Norman Benson, Mary Black, Philip Brenda Bales, W. B. Barnes, Marcia Barrett. Blackmore, Sylvia Borland, Judy Bauer, Ronald Brockus. Row Three (across) . . . Ralph Buchanan, Bobby Bullard, Linda Burson, Carolyn Camerlinck, Deanna Cary, Duane Chancellor, Janice Chapin. Row Four (across) . . . Barbara Christopher, George Clark, Karen Cole, Larry Cook, Nancy Cook, Janice Cramer, Donna Curry. 35 JUNIORS Mayor Batchelor of Teen Town presents Mr. Laughlin with $1,700 check to be used for student lounge furnishings. Row One (across) . . • Shirley Davidson, Ronnie Davis, Curtis Dodd, Karen Drenon. Row Two f across) . . . Sue Elliott, Greg Farmer, Dixie Farrell, Mike Fostich. Row Three (across) . . . Barbara Frazell, Mava Fuhr, Herb Fults, Judee Gard. Row Four (across) . . . Julia Gottman, Fredna Grayer, Ed Guffey, Nanel Hardie. Row Five (across) . . . Nancy Harlin, Bob Henderson, Carrah Hendrix, Beverly Hicks. Row Six (across) . . . Gloria Hill, Billie Mae Hughes, Jerry Isenhower, Judy Jackson. JUNIORS Row One focron) . • • Clifford Jewell, Mortho Johnson, Bob Jordan, Mary Koler, Bill Kauffman, Camillia Kettnor, Delores Kinnomon. Row Three (ocrosi) • . . Elaine lowdermon, Norma Lowe, Virgie Lynn, Jane Lyons, Myrna Margargee, Laura Matson, Lou Ann Middleton. Row Two (atrott) . . . Row fowr • • • Judy Klein, Dohl Knous, Dorothy Krohm, Jackie Lane, Dorothy Minor, Dick Moore, Pot Murry, Leona Norris, Ray Leighter, Sue Lewis, Darlene Lingenfelter. Iliiebeth Onka, Robert Owens, Sondee Pennington. Row five (across) . • . Kay Plumlee, Karen Polfer, Charles Polk, Carol Pridgen, Delores Pyle, Dick Reimer, Andrew Robinson. Row One (across) . . . Carole Robinson, Carole Roper, Nina Rowlett, Ann Schuerger, Jackie Seat, Nancy Sebolt, Duane Sheridan, Deanna Smith. Row 2 (across . . . Dolores Smith, Bob Snider, Cynthia Spangler, Paula Staufer, Joyce Stockinger, Randy Stockwood, Karen Stoppelmor, George Sullivan. Row Three (across) . . . Pat Taylor, Jack Thompson, Marjorie Tormena, Jim Tucker, Carol Walby, Gloria Wallace, Leona Webb, Marcia Whipple. Row Four (across) . . . Sally Jo Whisler, Dean White, Audra Wilson, Wanda Woodell. Patsy Wray, Rodger Wright, Naomi Young, David Zimmerman. 38 JUNIORS • JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES Bobby Cantrell Carl Cantrell James Claibourn Thomas Eugene Cox Richord Cross Barbara Dobbins Marna Etter Mary Eubanks Ted Folkert Janice Garrett Howard George Luther Goldsberry Judy Goodman Richard Hale Jack Hanes James Hokroft Jerry Jeffries Morilyn Knapheide Delois Koehly Judy Lite Virginia loftis Barbara Marshall Nancy Martin Sue Martin ARE NOT SHOWN IN THIS SECTION: Jerry McClary Roberta Michael JoAnn Miller Gary Moore Ronald Moore Fern Owen Robert Owen Jerry Parish David Potton Bill Peve Janice Place Shirley Qualls Darrel Rardon Raymond Reed Ronnie Ring David Roberts Peter Schneller Janice Spencer Rosalie Spencer Bob Taylor Chorles Vaughn Stanley White Robert Wilson • Student Government Publications Societies Departmental Clubs Ozya n bat Ian iXiCUTIVi COUNCIL Row Ono . . . Jane Shafer, Cynthia Spangler, Janice Chapin, Janice Egner, Martha Johnson, Sylvia Willis. Row Two . . . Mr. Sang, Eddie Forbes, Charles Folkert, Ronnie Batchelor, Jim Coldsnow, Mr. Fields. Row Throe . . . Bob Bailey, Jim Moyer, Pat Sportsman, Dale Christian. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Pot Sportsman, President Sylvia Willis, Vice-President Cynthia Spangler, Secretory Jim Coldsnow, Treasurer Janice Chapin, Chaplain Jim Tucker, Sergeont-ot-Arms Martha Johnson, Parliamentarian Pat Sportsman leads an in- formal discussion. COURTESY COMMITTEE: Row One . . . Jcdy Rose, Paula Staufer, Judee Gard, Judy Wyatt, Judy Jockson, Judy O'Dell, Iva Batson. Janice Delies, Sandra Slayton, Nancy Mills, Janice Chapin, Carrah Hendrix, Dixie Howland. Row Two . . . Sharon Sherman, Sue Elliott, Carol Shaw, Cynthia Spangler, Deanna Hummon, Donna Ellis, Barbara Schafer, Genevieve Sciolaro, Carol Short. Row Three . . . Delores Pyle, Sue Potton, Beverly Phillips, Janis Ritchie, Mr. Wasson, Doris Pitt, Sharon O'Dell, Carole Roper, Karen Drenon. FIRST SIMiSTER STUDENT COUNCIL Row On . . . Chester Adkins, Mike Fischer, Bob Heoley, Jody Rose, Jane Shafer, Sylvia Willis, Sandra Slayton, Patty Lee, Joyce Stockinger, Pat Taylor, Miss Johnson. Row Two . . . Mr. Sang, Eddie Forbes, Charles Folkert, Janice Chapin, Cynthia Spangler, Martha Johnson, Carol Short, Lena Lipari, Linda Bean, Mr. Fields. Row Three . . . Bob Bailey, Pat Sportsman, Ronnie Batchelor, Ronald Phillips, Glenn Holstine, Jim Coldsnow, Dale Christian, Janice Egner, Jim Moyer, Bill Leach, Lorry Cordell. • An active training for living in a democ- racy, Van I lorn High School is governed In students who arc elected by fellow students. The Student Council is a responsible body formed to serve the school. THE COUNCILS SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Row One . . . Delvin Wilkinson, Freddie Howland, Jeon Velvin, Nancy Adlard, Judy Williams. Donna Myers, Donna Burks, Jane Shafer, Judy O'Dell. Row Two ... Jo Ellen Wagner Evelyn May, Pot Taylor, Cynthia Spangler, Janice Chapin, Martha Johnson, Roger Coldsnow. Robert Healey, Kelly Stinnett. Row Three . . . Mr. Sang, Thomas Block, Chuck Russell, Ronnie Batchelor, Pat Sportsman, Mike Beamon, Janice Egner. David Francis, Charles Folkert. • During 1956 Van 1 lorn’s Student Govern- ment was perhaps the most influential organ- ization in school. In the fall, an election was held through the 1 lomcrooms to select the president and vice-president. Then thirty students were sent to the Council from the I lomerooms. The Council sponsored mixers to help finance the student lounge, furnished deco- rations lor the Christmas season, approved the final selection of the school s name and colors, campaigned to keep the school grounds clean, promoted safety week, sponsored drives lor needy, and was host to the many visitors who came to see the new school. Van Horn’s first student government should be commended for its untiring assist- ance in helping a new school “break through” to maturity. EIGHTH GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL Row Ono . . . Roger Coldmow, Tommy Eorp, Bill Colley, Jonice Duerkop. Beverly Pendergraft. Row Two . . . Mrs. Hanley, David Francis. Carole Hughes, Marjorie Welsh, Kathy Key. The Student Council at work. NAME AND COLOR COMMITTEE Row One . . . Johanna Rose, Cynthia Spangler, Janice Egner, Sylvia Willis, Jane Shafer. Row Two . . . Jim Coldsnow, Glenn Holstine, Jim Moyer, Patrick Sportsman, Eddie Forbes. 44 SAFETY COMMITTEE Row On . . . Jody Rot . Nancy Mill , Martha Johnson. Paula Staufer, Linda B«on. Row Two . . . Mike Fisher, Robert Heoly, Corol Shaw, Corole Roper, Bill leoch, Carla Mone� � . Row Thr . . . George Clark, Jim Evan . Jim Moyer. Pot Sportsman, Mi Miller. SAFETY ZOO Carole Roper. Martha Johnson, Jim Evon . Paulo Staufer. Carlo Manes . Jim Moyer. e The Student Council Committees have done much to encourage all the students to take part in its activities. COMMITTEES ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Row One . . . Cynthia Spangler, Janice Chapin, Jody Ro e. Row Two . . . Jim Cold now, Ronnie Batchelor, Pot Sportsman. Glenn Holstine. Row Three . . . Mi Co� ell, Mr. Fike, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Cofer. RED CROSS COMMITTEE Row One . . . Janice Chopin, Sandro Brockus, Bob Jordon, Mis Moore. Row Two . . . Chorie� Folkert, Mik Bea- mon, Jim Whipple, Bob Hobb . SPECIAL DRIVES COMMITTEE Row One ... Pot Taylor, Dale Christian, Jone Shafer. Row Two . . . Bob Bailey. Mr . Workmon, Ronold Phillip . Row One . Brenda Bales. Marjorie Tormena, Pot Stinnett. Sharon Palmer. Deloris Smith, Beverly Phillips, Sue Patton, Elaine Lowder- mon, lynette Peck, Barbara Christopher. Row Two . . . Nancy Cook, Sendee Pennington, Faye Hale, Dixie Farrell, Sharon Sherman. Pat Terhune, Deanna Cory, Paula Staufer, Elaine Murry, Johanna Rose, Norma Lowe, Carrah Hendrix, Jackie Lane. Row Three . . Martho Johnson, Nancy Harlin, Nancy Sebolt, Janice Chapin, Cynthia Spangler, Jockie Schweers, Karen Drenon. Donno Ellis, Judy Klein, Sylvia Willis. Row Four . Barbara Barnes. Donna Curry, Dorothy Krohm, Nancee Kepner, Sue Elliot, Curtis Dodd, Fredna Grayer, Nancy Allen, Janice Egner, Elizabeth Onka, Joyce Watson, Jackie Seat, Gene Brockus. Row Five . Mike Beamon, H. M. Dodd, George Clark, Jim Coldsnow, Pat Sportsman, W. B. Barnes, Norman Benson, David Dodd, Ed GuWey, Jim Moyer, Bill Ruhling. Glenn Holstine. David Dodd, Managing Editor Jim Moyer, Editor Norma Lowe, Junior Assistant Editor Cynthia Spangler, Junior Assistant Editor Jim Coldsnow, Advertising Glenn I Ioi.stine, Photographer • I he nucleus of publications at V an 1 lorn is the newswriting class open only to juniors and seniors. 1 he chief stall positions are filled from this class and important assignments are made to the members of the class who learn about reporting, writing copy, editing, proof reading galleys, make-up and layout as the newspaper and annual are published. I welve editions of the Pioneer have been distributed this year. As managing editor, David I) kIc1 capably put out a memorable first paper which was distributed to all who attended the open house in October. At Christmas, an eight-page edition was printed in red and green. In May, the junior co- editors, Norma Lowe and Cynthia Spangler, honored the seniors with an eight-page paper containing special features such as the Senior will and prophecy. The Falcon Staff was organized just before Christmas. Because of the late date, dummies had to lx‘ made, arrangements for photographs and copy written in a very short time. By working many long hours after school, the staff has been able to publish the first Van 1 lorn yearbook which they hope will set a precedent for future nevvswriting classes. Mrs. Mary A. McMann is faculty adviser to the Pioneer and the Falcon staffs. Janice and Carol, co-editors, plan the layout for Home- rooms. Tka Taiccrn Row On ... Pol T rhune, Imogen Dinwiddie, Sharon Sherman, Dixie Forrell, Barbara Barnes. Pat Stinnett, Ivo Batson, Jody Rose. Row Two . . . Corol Shaw, Janice D lles, Beverly Phillips, Janice Chapin, Martha Johnson, Karen Cole, Jackie Seat, Janice Egner. Raw Three . . . Roland Miller, Glenn Holstine, David Dodd, W. B. Barnes, Pot Sportsman, Mike Beaman, Jim Moyer, Jackie Schweers. KAPPA Corroh Hendrix and Carole Roper present slam song. • I he Kapponian Literary Society, first So- ciety to get a charter, was organized in Octo- ber to promote literary skill and further growth in leadership. Drawing up the constitution, electing of- ficers, choosing the colors, pink and white, and a flower, the rose, designing necklaces and working on entries for Lit Night kept the Kappas busy. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Rodgers the Kappas enjoyed a very successful year. Row Ono Janice Delles, Cynthio Spangler. Paula Staufer, Norma Lowe, Jockie Lone. Jody Rose. Jeonne Potts, Jone Shafer, Nancy Mills, Judy Rogers, Corroh Hendrix. Row Two . . . Judy Jockson, Sylvia Willis, Doloris Smith, Margie Tormena, Elaine Lowdermon, Judy Jockman. Theresa Rose, Shirley Rapp, Dorothy Krohm, Janice Chapin, Barbara Olinger, Martha Johnson. Row Throo . . . Mrs. Rodgers, Carol Show, Dee Hummon, Bobs Clouse, Brenda Bales, Marcia Whipple, Donna Curry, Nancy Allen, Karen Cole, Joyce Fults, Gloria Hill, Carole Roper, Sue Elliott. Row Ono . . . Art Forlow, Curtis Dodd, Duane Chancellor, Don Tolliver, George Clark, Johnnie Adlord, Jim Tucker. Row Two . . . Pat Sportsman, Ralph Buchanan, Gene Brockus, Dick Reimer, Jim Coldsnow, George Sullivan, Don Owens, Ronnie Batchelor. Row Throm . . . Mr. Bornett, Dahl Knous, Norman Benson, Dove Dodd. Jim Evans, W. B Barnes, Jim Moyer, Greg Farmer, Mike Beaman. SIGMA TAU • Literary, speech, and dramatics improve- ment, academic achievement, and wholesome social activities are the purposes ol the Sigma Tau Literary Society, whose name symbolizes service and training. They are proud that a high percentage of Sigmas have been leaders of various activities in Van I lorn. Yellow and black are their colors. Mr. Rich- ard Barnett has served as sponsor this year. John Gord, Gone Brockus, Don Tolliver, and Bob Jordan make plans for Lit Night. 49 THALA PHIA • I liala Phia was organized in February and held its first meeting on February 29th. The purpose and the aims of the society are to further the girls’ knowledge in the read- ing and writing of literature, and to develop a feeling of fellowship throughout the group. Fourteen charter members chose lavender and white as their colors and Thala Phia as their name. Mr. John McArthur is sponsor for the Society. THALA PHIA Row One . . Pot Gamble, Betty McAdams, Dixie Howland, Donna Marshall, Peggy Maness, Sue Patton, Judy Wyatt, Beverly Phillips. Row Two . . . Sharon Hodges, Linda Steinmeyer, Judy O'Dell, Jonet Freeland, Judy Freeland, Sandra Sue Pennington, Mr. McArthur. Row On . . . Mary Beth Johnson, Ivo Batson, Rosemary Clevenger, Shirley Henderson. Row Two . . . Sandra Horst, Deloris Scovill, Jocki Schweers, Delores Pyle, Janice Weakley. Row Thro . . . Diane Fooch, Gayle Farmer. Judy Stearns, Kathy Key, Mary Thomas. HI-Y • The Van 1 lorn chapter of the Hi-Y, spon- sored by the YMCA, was organized in Janu- ary to promote a Christian influence in the school and community. This year has been devoted to organization and preparation for next year. Mr. McArthur is the faculty adviser. Y-TEENS • The Y-Teen club at Van Horn was organ- ized in October. The chief goal of the Y-Teens, sponsored by the YWCA, is to build a world with peace, unity, freedom and brotherhood. Hl-Y Row On . . . Gene Brockus, Don Tolliver, Ronnie Botchelor, Curtis Dodd, Jim Tucker. Row Two . . . Pot Sportsman, Mormon Benson. Jim Evans. W. B. Barnes. Jim Moyer, Dave Dodd. VENIMUS VIDIMUS VICIMUS • Latinus Ducus was organized in October to further appreciation of the Latin language and customs. Designing their emblem and pins, making studies of various Latin customs, plays in Latin, and making posters, valentines, and Christmas cards kept members busy. Latinus Ducus has had two sponsors, Mrs. Kreek and Mrs. King. Its colors are maroon and white and its motto is Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus (we came, we saw, we conquered). LATINUS DUCUS Row Ono . . . Billie Hughes, Lena liperi, Sally Morgan, Paula Staufer. Row Two . . . Elaine Henry, Sharon Clark, Fredna Grayer, Theresa Rose, Johnny Adlard. 52 Row One . . . Ido Alexander, Martha Rapp, Geneva Clark, Pot Folkert, Ellen Moses, Carrah Hend- rix. Row Two . . . Judy Lite, Doris Yocum, Wilma Johnson, Joyce Wat- son, Carol Hurst. Row Throe . . . Miss Curnutt, Nancy Harlin, Gloria Hill, Dorothy Krohm, Noncee Kepner, Shirley Ropp. Row Four . . . Pat Murry, Karen Cole, Gory Foltz, David Dodd. Cur- tis Dodd, Marcia Whipple. SPANISH CLUB Jane Shafer and Kay King present a pantomime to the record, Poncho Lopez. • Los I ialcones, which w as organized in Sep- tember for the purpose of offering to students an opportunity to use the Spanish language in conversation, dramatics, music and corres- pondence, meets the first and third Monday of each month. A Christmas party, pinata style, was en- joyed at the home of Nancy I lari in, and a trip to Las Palmas for a Mexican meal marked the climax of the year’s activities. Typically Mexican pins depicting the cactus and som- brero symbolize the club. The sponsor for the club is Miss Curnutt. 53 Row Ono ... Jo Ellon Wogntr, Janet Povolo, Joyce Itenhower, Marcia Borrett, Deonna Cary. Row Two . . . Roland Millar. Sondro Wilson, Deanna Smith, Nanel Hordie, Judee Gord, Jeannette Gerber. Row Threo . . . Julia Gottman, Maurice Tolliver, Janice Egner, Karen Drenon. ART CLUB • I he Art Club was organized in September to further student interest in various media ol art conception. Drawing up its constitution and by-laws, electing capable officers, choosing the colors ol turquoise and coral, designing and making their symbolic pins, working on scenery for school shows and plays, taking field trips, and providing decorations for the school were among the club’s important projects, all car- ried out under the capable supervision of Mrs. Lucille Jenkins. Karen Drenon and Janet Pavola watch Judee Gard put the club emblem In the kiln. 54 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA • The Van 1 lorn Chapter of Future I lomc- makers of America was organized to train the girls in better home preparation. The year began with a candy sale. 1 lie girls made fudge to raise money to finance their activities. In December, they were hostess to William Chrisman Chapter at a tea at which officers were installed. Norma Low , Dixie Farrell, Solly Jo Whisler, Roberta Michael. Their flower is the red rose and their colors are red and white. The sponsor ol the chapter is Mrs. Kellenberg. Row On : Adruth Adkins. Wanda Woodall. Ivo Batson. Dixie farrell, Norma low . Row Two: Deloris Scovill, Bonnie Jo Wigham. leono Webb. Delorse Pyles, Cynthio Spangler. Row Three: Mory Koler, June Schuerger. Nancy Allen, Donna Curry. Row On. . . . (Cheerleaders) Jody O'Dell. Beverly Phillips, Sue Patton. Carole Roper. Corol Show. Janice Delies. Jane Shafer. Row Two . . Bonnie Highfill, Donno Burks. Donna Marshall. Joan Burson. Judy Eubanks, Beverly Gillen, Sharon Reavis, Deanna Cory, Julia Larson, Carol Walby, Judy letterman, Patty Whetstone, Sandy Pennington. Row Three . . . Laura Matson, Faye Hole, Jeon Potts, Carole Robinson, Leona Webb. Judy Wyatt. June Schucrg.r, Linda Steinmyer, Peggy Maness, Kathy Gibson, Sandra Strauch, Sandy Wilson. Row Four Ada Comer, Judy Young, Ellen Moses, Margie Welsh, Juel Constoble, Linda Hepple, Koy Crandall, Judy Langton, Joyce Lockhart, Marilyn Middleton, Kathy Stockton, Carol Henbest, Sandee Pennington, Norma Lewis, Linda Burson. Row Five . . . Margie Tormena, Camilla Kettner, Billie Hughes, Pot Murry, Jocque Eslinger, Dione Nichol, Judy Freeland, Janet Free- lond. Judy Lewis, Pat Gamble, Ivo Batson. Corrah Hendrix, Judee Gord, Pat Taylor, Mary Ann Bohort, Charlotte Hommer. Row Six . . . Nancy Horlin, Dorothy Minor, Shirley Rapp, Linda Wagner, Carol Hurst, Corol Short, Peggy Dragoo. Sondra Cox, Doris Yocum, Janice Lmgle, Elaine Murry, Judy Rogers, Evelyn Alcox, Kay Stevens, Nancy Allen, Deanna Hummon, Martha Rapp, Norma Lewis. Row Seven . . . Bonnie Wigham, Korin Burgess, Theresa Rose. Gail Wine, Virginia Johnson, Judy Rothbun, Denise Donforth, Margie Bly, Loretta Thompson, Koren Cole, Judy Johnson, Wilma Johnson, Jeannette Gerber. Lou Ann Middleton, Sharon Clark, Barbara Schafer Donna Ellis, Ruth Beebe. Row Eight . Sylvia Borland, Joyce Watson, Judy Jockmon, Judy Goodman, Judy Jockson, Gloria Hill, Wanda Johnson. Jackie Schweers, Julie Choplin, Mary Campbell. Carolyn Cross, Ida Alexander, Ruth Ann Craig, Charlotte Weatherford, Koren Drenon, Judy Klein. PEP CLUB • I he V an Horn Pep Club was organized for the purpose of promoting good spirit and sportsmanship. The 250 charter members have done an excellent job of supporting our teams and cheerleaders. Membership in this organization may be at- tained by any girl who has an “M” grade average with no failure in any subject. Mrs. Hensley is the Pep Club adviser who, with the officers, has done so much to encourage the fine Van I lorn spirit and good sportsmanship. 56 Row ono . . . Virgie Lynn, Shirley Henderson, Fredno Grayer, Beba Onka. Jon Lehrock, Sharon Hodges, Jockie lane, Norma Lowe. Row Two . Borbaro Dobbins, Dorothy Krohm, Jody Rose, Janice Chapin, Deanna Anderson, Pat Vinyord, Sandy Hurst, Elaine Henry, Mary Alice Frizell, Jo Wagner, Janet Pavola. Row Throe . . . Barbara Kreeger, Nancy Adlard, Janice Jones, Potty Lee, Diane Foutch, Evelyn May, Sandra Slayton, Billie Wyatt, lynetfe Peck, Diana Idleman, Karilyn Williamson, Judy Morquardt, Linda Hunt, Merilee Moses, Normo Wilson. Row Four . . . Judy Stearns, Kathy Key, Susie Largent, Kathleen Jones, Deloris Wormington, Sharon Towsley, Pat Highfill, Sandra Ring, Shirley Maycock, Leslie Gray, Morcia Pippenger, Linda Bean. Row Five . . . Sandra Brockus, Billie Cory, Lyda Case, Lynn Banning, Solly Morgan, Carol Kockley, JoAnn Norman, Joyce Isenhower, Joanne Pierce, Peggy Sanford, Barbara Shriver, Carol Sue Norman, Kathleen Fort. Row Six . . . Linda Duckering, Mary Thomos, Dixie Sanford, Susie Ivers, Morilyn Knapheide, Janet Hardy, Karen Darling, Gail Benson. Gayle Former, Donna Myers, Janice Lingle, Peggy Bean, Laneita Welch, Linda Miller. PEP CLUB Mrs. Hensley and some of the Pep Club members admire a club sweater and emblem. 57 • Educational Classes Assemblies School Shows Home Rooms Late Activities rfctiwitiei 59 Mr. Wasson points out the dangers of skidding, one result of excessive speed. • Driver Education at Van I lorn is a highK specialized training program, not to be con- fused with the ordinary haphazard methods of learning to “herd” a motor vehicle. 1 he students are taught by Mr. Wasson to develop fundamental and correct skills, self- contidence and poise while at the wheel, a knowledge of road laws and local regulations and, above all, a desire to drive safely for their own protection as well as for that of others. DRIVER EDUCATION Row One . . Wanda Woodel, Marna Etter, Donna Cooley, Rosemary Clevenger, Ivo Batson, Jackie Lane, Norma Lowe, Ann Schuer ger, Shirley Henderson, Avis Faulkner. Row Two . . . Sharon O'Dell, Peggy Liles, Barbara Barnes, Noncy Sebolt, Delores Smith, Cynthia Spangler, Judy Wyott, Janis Ritchie, Carole Roper. Row Three ... Mr. Wasson, Marcia Whipple, Ada Comer, Delores Pyle, Janice Weakley, Deloris Scovill, Carol Show, Barbara Schafer, Donna Ellis, Genevieve Sciolaro. Row Four ... Ray Leighfer, Dovid Hall, Don Owen, David Pottan, Pete Schneller, Gregg Former, Don Tolliver, Herb Fults, Dove Zimmerman. Ill I Ili .U: i Row On . . . Donno Louwell, Alice Archer. Normo Barker, Barbora Welsh, Kaye Swift, Willeta Thomas, Myrna Mogorgee, Nancy Martin. Row Two . . . Bob Cantrell, Glenn Holstine, Bob Harbor, Richard Cross, James Bishop, Terry Morton. Row Three ... Mr. Sang, Phillip Blockmore, Richord Julian, Michael Coyton, Bill Callahan, Ted Spencer, Gary Moor . C. 0. E. • Cooperative Occupational Education is a program which operates in cooperation with business and industrial employers. 1 he stu- dents spend approximately half of each day at school and the other half of the day is de- voted to on-the-job training. This year’s class at Van 1 lorn and North- east held a banquet in our school cafeteria on April 6. School officials and businessmen were the honored guests. Mr. I lerbert Sang has guided the C.O.E. students, found jobs for them and helped them secure practical experience so necessary to a successful vocation. The banquet in Van Horn Cafeteria-highlight of a working year. 61 ORCHESTRA Row Ono . . . Don Owen, Jeanette Gerber, Bobs Clouse, Sharon Walker. Row Two . . . Robert Irwin, John Douglos Walter, Dick Scott, Jim Coldsnow, Bill Lynn. Row Throo . . . Tommy Sugg, George Sullivan, H. M Dodd, David Moss, Kenneth Parks. Row four . Mary Jane Crews, Charles Trail, Gary Russell. BAND • Instrumental Music students at Van Horn arc members of the Band, Orchestra and a Swing Band. Besides the Variety Show and Operetta they have presented programs at Christmas and at Easter and will take part in the Spring Band Festival in June. Row One . . . Charles Phipps, Donna Marshal, Joyce Fults, Bill Lynn, Donna Burkes, Sylvia Willis. Row Two . . Paul McLain, Karen Hersh, Frasier Bronson, Diane Nichol, Gary Smith, Bob Willioms, David Nichol, Phil Pearman. Row Throo . . . Clarence Shirley, Bruce Smith, Edward Guffey, Tommy Sugg, Craig McSparren, Johnny Yancey, Morris Jones, Karen Cole, Roger Coldsnow, Charles Whipple, Bill Jones. Row Tour . . . Donald Reimal, Eddie Linter, Gory Russell, Herb Fults, Joe Flood, Pete Werner, Donald Elliot, Mr. Fike, Beverly Jean Hicks, Barry Weston. The all-city band came to Van Horn in January. Don Gillis of NBC in New York directed the band made up of all music students in the city. MUSIC ACTIVITIES • On December 18 the Concert Choir anti Girls’ Choir, Instrumental and Vocal Ensembles, presented a program of Christmas Vespers including Scrip- ture readings. The stage setting included a stained glass window background and lighted tapers in the foreground. 63 • Over 2,000 people attended the Variety Show, the first night performance given in the new audi torium. A drug store meeting place provided the theme of the show. Paula Staufer, Frank Burgess, Jerry Titus and Jim Moyer recalled the first year at Van Horn. W. B. Barnes' portraval of Coach De- Hardt as he might he ten years in the future added the comedy. The acts included a chorus line that sang “Seventeen, Bill Lvnn at the piano, vocal presentations and a swing band. Truly, the Variety Show was a “Moment to Remember. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 64 THE EMPEROR’S CLOTHES • The concert choir and orchestra presented The Emperor's Clothes, a three-act musical comedy, March 8 and 9. The emperor, placed hy Kearney Pixler, had his hands full in trying to cope with Flou Flou and Fripon, Deanna Hummon and Nanel Hardie, a smooth pair of cheats. The Prince. Bobby Bullard, and his pretty Prin- cess, Beverly Pollard, finally thwarted the schemes of the crafty pair. Mr. Cofer and Mr. Fike directed the operetta. VOCAL MUSIC Girl� ' Trio . . • Evelyn May, Gail Benson, Carrah Hendrix. Girls' Sextet . . . Row One . . . Evelyn May, Gail Benson, Carrah Hendrix. Row Two . . . Shirley Davidson, Janice Chapin, Beverly Phillips. Madrigal ... Row One . . . Sue Patton, Lea Ann Pennington, Ellen Moses, Deanna Hummon. Row Two . . . David Hall, Sandra Pennington, Bonnie Wigham, Kearney Pixler. Mixed Quartet , . . Bobby Bullard, Nanel Hardie, Janice Chapin, Howard Templeton, Frank Burgess at the piano. • Students of vocal music have visited veterans hospitals, participated in the Operetta and Variety Show, presented a Christinas Vesper Service and program of Easter Music. Tri Tones . • . Elaine Murry, Deanna Hummon, Pat Murry. Girls' Quartet . . . Deanna Hummon, Nanel Hardie, Ellen Moses, Sue Patton. Rehearsal Boys' Quartet Bobby Bullard, Ronnie Ring, Howard Templeton, Ronnie Batchelor, Janice Chapin. Metal Shop Wood Shop Metal Shop Wood Shop EDUCATION IS KNOWLEDGE Homemaking Biology ERUDITION IS SCHOLARSHIP Common learning Chemistry Commerce 69 ENLIGHTENMENT IS INSIGHT Drafting Printing Speech Study Hall Physics Chemistry Physics Nurse's Office Finance Center Oramatics 71 HOMEROOMS • I lie student government and activities at Van I lorn operate on the I lomeroom system which places responsibility for the success of these activities directly on each student in the school. This year the students have courageously accepted that responsibility and have demon- strated that the ideals of a democracy can and should operate in the classroom. Bv active participation in all student projects the home rooms have elected a student government, filled J unior Red Cross stockings lor veterans, and a chest lor foreign students, supported sch(X)l mixers and athletic programs. The Falcon salutes all the home rooms for the cooperation and enthusiasm they have shown—a spirit which makes Van I lorn I ligh Schcxd one of the finest in Kansas Citv. j Mr. Barnett Room 201 -C low One . . . Lonnie Shalton, Ronnie lackey, Jim Miller, Joon Chaffin, Marilyn Knapheide, Tommy Sugg, Milton Rose, Treva Garrett, Rob Farrond. Row Two . . . Norma Jeon Lewi� , Janice Kay Lingle, Allen Klopfenstine. Charles Al- cox, Sheila Dunkerley, Pat Highfill, Jerrilee Evans, Julio Larson, Barbara Hoskins. Row Three . . . Mr. Barnett, Bill leoch, Jimmy Kirkham, Charles Phipps, Don Rut sell, Jim McReynolds, Bill Lynn, Charles Emerson, Carol Ann Dumsky, Patricio Lee Anderson. Miss Cassell Room 208-B Row One . . . Marjorie Trussed, Barbara Shriver, Joan Graham, Carol Henbest, Carole Sheldon, Jane Shafer, Peggy San ford, June Hardin, Margaret Hall, Elsie Merriott. Row Two . . . Lvnette Peck, Charlotte Hauptley, Pat Gomble. Sara Danielsen, Jean Myers, Sharon Towsley, Carolyn Scott, Jo- Ann Norman, Beverly Miller, Loretta Ray, Sandra Brockus, Carol Bedford. Row Three . . . Tommy Holmes, Roger Stinnett, Jim Rose, Claude McClain, Arthur Kirkpatrick. Beverly Divine, Joe Boucher, John Rozgay, Kenneth Sawyers, Willo Kendall, Carleen Frons, Miss Cassell. Mr. Beebe Room 3U-D Row One ... Mr. Beebe. Donna Burks. Donna Marshall, Barbaro Dovis, Donna Cooley, Jeon Potts, Mary Williams, James Glenn Mitchener, Penn Pritchett, Bob John- son. Row Two . . . Bill Ruhling, Harold Boone. Elaine Barry, Mary Beth Johnson, Doris Pitt, Peggy Maness, Sherry Eods, Janet Freeland, Ruth Ann Craig, Jim Krout. Row Three , . . Bob Hobbs, Frank Horne. Max Burris, Richard Evons, Dovid Crowl, Jimmie Hinrichs, Gail Hibler, John Gard, Mike Hills, Dovid Aden Moss, Jerry Risinger. HOMEROOMS Mr. Clayton Room 300-B Row O no: Mar y Black, Joyce Stockinger, Julie Baker, Darlene Lingenfelter. Theresa Korner, Judy Klein, Donna Ellis, Nina Row lett, Marion Riley, Mr. Clayton Row Two: Jim Welsh, Bob Taylor, Mike Fostich, Ivon Beebe, Karen Drenon, Naomi Young, Jackie Schweers, Jerry Cramer, Charles Polk, Rodger Wright. Row Three: Kenneth Swift, Dean White, Ken- neth Vaughn, Pete Schneller, Eddie Guffey, Chuck Allen, Clifford Jewell, Charles Russell, David Zimmerman, Robert Morrison. Mr. Chapman Room 303-B Row One: Judith Rathbun, Denise Danforth, Judith Bailey, Martha Rapp, Sandra Ring, Marion Usnick, Jonis Williams, Jeon Velvin, Joanne Pierce, Peggy Dragoo. Row Two: Janet Pavola, Rosalie Voder, Linda Steinmeyer, Jon lehrack, Pete Werner, Ted Loulos, Jerry Henbest, Jerry Fain, Richard High, Kenneth Dewey. Row Three: David Nichol, Gary Smith, Joe Stanley, Gary Clork, Kenny Forbes, Jim Whipple, Milton Malnory, Jerry Klaus, Bob Martin, Mr. Chapman. Mr. Clotson Room 207-C Row One: Glenda Wakefield, Don Jaquess, Dean Johnson, Carol Sue Norman, Marvin Green, Penny Osbum, Gloria Liles, Sheiloh Seaman, Bob Brackenbury, David Weeks. Row Two: Jesse Lowder, Carol Roberts, Jo Ellen Wagner, Rita Ragan, Wendell Gillpot- rick, Earl Lamb, LaDonna Stuart. Bruce For- low, Sharon Voughn. Nancy Sheoffer, Wilma Robinett. Row Three: Mr. Closson, Darryl Arnold, Carl Jeans, Woyne Liles, Lorry Cordell, Joe Ernst, Jim Hardie, John Wyott, John Butkovich. Mr. Color Room 23-A Row One.- Carrah Hendrix, Evelyn May, Gail Benson, Ellen Moses, Lea Ann Pennington, Sandra Pennington. Row Two- Mr. Cofer, David Hall, Eddie Forbes, Bill Lynn, Deanna Hummon, Sue Patton, Bonnie Jo Wigham, Kearney Pixler. 73 Mr. Coleman Room 30S-C Row On� . . . Mr. Colemon. Georg� Clork Don Tolliver, Jack Thompson, Gene Brockut. Jody Ros� , Sue Lewis, Curtis Dodd, Donald Owen, Rolond Miller. Row Two . . . Jim Evans, Maurice Tolliver. Bill Kouffmann, W. B Barnes, Harry Wess ner, Norman Benson, Jim Moyer, Bob Jor dan, Mike Beaman, Bob Henderson. Mr. Cross Room 304-B Row One . . . Kathryn Stockton, Donna Kincade, Joyce Isenhower, Diane Nichol, Mary Jane Davis, Mary Ann Overbeck, lil!ion Cole, Carolyn Horton, Kenneth Mor shall. Row Two . . . Pete Rieger, John loughlin, Robert Smothers. Judy Hendrickson, Doris May Routh, June loehning, Beverly White, Sharon Roberts. Row Three . . . Robert Glen Johnson, Ver- non Corbin, Jerry Christion, Michael Phil- lips, Bill Weber, Jim Luther, Darrell John- son. Gene Koenig, Mr. Cross. Mr. Darby Room 311 -B Row One . . Mary Lou Kaler, Leona Barker, Jim Tucker. Laura Matson, Barbara Marshall, Rosalie Spencer, Margaret Stew- art, Shoron Shaffer, Delores Pyle, Judy Goodman, Deanna Cory. Row Two . . . Pat Wray, Karen Polfer, Deloris Kinnamon, Janice Place, Leona Norris, Doris Ann Yocum, Mava Fuhr, Janice Cramer, Nancy Allen. Donno Curry. Row Three . . . Edward Norris, Jerry Me- Clary, Carol Wolby, Barbara Schafer, Genevieve Sciolaro, Ado Comer, Janice Weakley, Mr. Darby. Row Four . . . Pat Sportsman, Clyde Alcox, Dale Christion, Bill Blanton, Robert Owen, Melvin Nyberg, Carolyn Dehn, Peggy Liles. HOMEROOMS Mrs. Workman Room 205-D Row One . . . Jack Gann. John Fields, Dinah Maupin, Bruce Clouse, Mary Walker, Linda Lowry, Vicki Jaworski. Diana Idle- man, Karilyn Williamson, Linda Hunt. Row Two . . . Mrs. Workmon, Mary Martin. Donna Jones, Betty Johnson, Vir- ginia Henderson, Janice Jones, Mike Zorich, Larry Allen, Pot Lee, Sandy Jeffries. Janet Hammond, Carol Harrington. Koy Henderson. Row Three . . . Carl Helm, Eddie Gates, Tim Crook, Louis Fries, David Francis, Sondra Hudson, John Christian, Mary Hut- son, Norman Faustlin. Kathleen Jones, Jim Fain. 74 Miss Grassley Room 103-C Row On . . . Geneva Clark, Margie Rob erts, Jonet Hardy, Peggy Bean, Mary Whit teck, Leonard Stampfel, Shirley Qualls, Carol Mansell, Judie Young, Avis Faulkner, Aleto Davis. Row Two . . Pat Stinnett, Marcia Pippen ger, Beverly Gillen, Barbara Rittenhour. Mike Sullivan, Jeon Buford, Peggy Bain, John Yancey. Roger Blackmore, Wilma Spooner, Bonnie Liles, Thomas Buck. Row Three . . . Miss Grassley, Harold Ken nedy, Don Arnold, Judy Smith, Gary May bell, Gerald Harrison, Judy Cramer, Norma Leo Hills, Larry Hinton, Carolyn Grant Miss Grassley Room 103-C Row One . . . Shirley Rapp, Wanda Joyce Watson, Sharon Hodges, Kay Coats, Bar bora Moody, Wilma Johnson, Judy Barnes. Jonis Lile, Miss Grassley. Row Two . . . David Peppers, Philip Clem ens, Sondrci Cox, Linda Hepple, Sally Morgan, Linda Bean, Barbara Martin, Wil- lyne Banning, Barbara Kreeger, Betty Sul- livan. Row Three . Gene Whisler, Bill Jenson. Everett Cooper, Jim Hartman, Jim Mercer, Ken Haltemon, Jim Nicely, Roger Gee, Eddie Lintner, Carolyn Cross, Karen Darling, John Surfoce. Mr. Fitzgerel Room 302-C Row One . . . Dolores Smith, Herbert Me Donough, Sendee Pennington, Camilla Kett ner, Norma Lowe, Nancy Mills, Faye Arlene Hale, Nancy Cook. Row Two . . . Brenda Bales, Babette Clouse, Kay Piumlee, Carol Shaw, Richard C. Julian. George Sullivan, Bob Peck, Duane Chan cellor. Row Three . . . Stanley White, David Dodd. Tom Beard, Warren Johnson, Donald Myers, Jim Coldsnow, Chuck Miller, Art Forlow, Mr. Fitzgerel. HOMEROOMS Mr. I. Fields Room 20S-C Row One . . Delois Koehly, Morno Etter, Gloria Hill, Carole Roper, Dorothy Krohm, Sylvia Borland, Audra Wilson, Sharon Sher- man, Pat Terhune, Roberta Michoel, Karen Stoppelmoor. Row Two . . Rondy Stockwood. Bob Bailey, Larry Cook, Bill Peve, Bob Gippner, Raymond Reed, Darrel Rordon. Ronald Moore, Jack Hanes, Jerry Parish, Mr. Fie'ds. 75 Mrs. Jenkins Room 24-C Row Ono . . . Mr . Jenkins, Peggy Calloway, Jeannette Gerber, Sharon O Dell, Connie Westwood, Loi Week� , Marcia Barrett, Kay King, Peggy Hampton, Barbara Stoker. Bonnie William� , Marilee Wood� . Row Two . . . Donnel Etter, Chorie� Vaughn, Jim Davit, Stephen Evan� , Derrell Amoi, Glen Henry, Janice Egner, Elaine Woolery, Carol Smith, Charlotte Weatherford, Ger oldme Karner. HOMEROOMS Mr. DeHardt Room 207-D Row One . . . Sharon Baxter, Lindo Pitt, Sandra Slayton, Phil Peorman, Steve Vajdo, Fred Burton, Clinton Walker, Jett Thurmon, Tommy Turner. Richard Johnston. Row Two . . . Elizabeth Story, Shirley Cowan, Koy Stevens, Linda Whitworth, Jim Tann, Cecelia Wisniewski, Diana Bricken, Margie Bly, Sharon Renfro, Deloris Warmington. John Steel. Row Three . . . Mr. DeHardt, Larry Kem merer, Lehman Spence, Robert Wooded, Barry Weston, Robert Howell, Don Reimol, Frank Swanson, Charles Young. Mr. Griffith Room 311-A Row One . . . Larry Carter, Bill Spooner, Bill Hobbs, Velma Emmerich, Betty Coin, Diana Sullivan, Judy O'Dell, Sharon Clark, Laneita Welch, Lyda Case, Billie Cary. Row Two . . . Mr. Griffith, Wanda Johnson, Dixie Sims, Ethel Callaway, Kay Jones, Jess Sparks, Barbara Andrews, Elaine McNeely, Linda Wogner, Linda Riley. Row Three . . . Jerry Lewis, Ronald Phil- lips, Joe She!ton, Ronnie Davis, Harlan O'Guin, Randy Fort, Dennv Callahan, Bill Totty, Ricky White, Frank (.onterbury, John O'Brien. Mr. Griffith Room 311 A Row One . . . Mary Ann Bohart, Charlotte Hammer, Jo Ann Miller, Julie Chandler, Elaine Henry, Virginia Johnson, Shirley Maycock, Leslie Gray, Imogene Dinwiddie, Carolyn Camerlinck, Katherine Lewis, Lois Hales. Row Two . . . Joe lorry Cook. Howard Kilgore, John Stutzer, Dennis Colvin, Doro- thy Johns, Ruth Story, Lucille Thomas, Deanna Bartels, Billie Wyatt, Juanita Wil- son, Joel Ann Davis, Nancy leighter. Row Three . . . Bill Fuller, Luther loftis. Bob Gower, lorry Keck, Marlene Jones, Lorry Snelling, Glenda Smith, Stanley Hudson. Carol Kackley, Roy Trussed, Lynn Carlisle, Donald Kelly. 76 Room 312-C Mr . Rodger Row One . Carol Pridgen, Pot Murry, Nancy Sebolt, Jude Gard, Pat Taylor, Poula Staufer, Elaine lowdermon, Shirley Davidson, Barbara Christopher, Gloria Wallace, Corole Robinson. Row Two . ■ . Marcia Whipple. Virgie lynn, Jerry Jeffries, Bob Snider, Howard George, Dick Moore, Andrew Robinson, J rry Isenhower, Dorothy Minor, Mrs. Rodgers. How Three . . Julia Gottmon, Richard Hole. Rolph Buchanon, David Patton, Herb Fults, Dahl Knous, Jim Mullins, Jim Hoi croft, Ray leighter, Richard Reimer, Leona Webb. HOMEROOMS Mrs. McMann Room 303-A Row One . . . Judy Whisler, Judy Wyatt, Beverly Phillips, Ruth Beebe, Corol Hurst, Pot Folkert, Sharon Foye Reavis, Elaine Marie Murry, Judy Lewis, Lois Combs, Alma Jeon Bryont. Row Two Larry Osborn, Phillip Hodges, Joyce Fults, Borbora Olinger, Alice Belscomper, Jack Kuder. Roger Monion, Bill Smith, Donald Elliott, John Brockman. Row Three . . . Charles Baldwin. Kent Twyman, Robert Dickeson. Roger Steenrod, Charles Folkert, Bruce Purdy, John Zornes, Roger Evans, Charles Troil, Keith Summers, Gary Foltz, Mrs. McMann. Miss Reed Room 205-B Row One . . Delois Bell, Bonnie Jeon Riddle, Kathleen Fort, Wanda Boone, Vir- ginia Joann Floyd, Judy Langton, Evelyn Alcox, Marilyn Middleton, Ruth Ann Lawson. Row Two . . . Chester Adkins, Tom An- drews, Calvin McGuire, Stacy Clayton, G G. Botes, Barbara Phifer, Laura Blockburn, Linda Lea Miller, Jane Johnson. Row Three . . . Miss Reed, Garry Brashear, Fronk Bronson, Dale Cunningham, David Church, Jim Beard, Earl Sharon. Jr., Ted Christopher, Larry Lyday. Mrs. Soape Room 101-B Row One . . Fern Owen, Judy Pippenger, Adruth Adkins, llene Dessert, Judy Bouer, Irene Dessert, Janet Morrow, Arlene Wagen- knecht, Janice Spencer, Lois Smith. Row Two . . . Mary Bellmyer, Patt Sheri- don, Janice Garrett, Jonice Forrand, Gail Wine, Norma Lewis, Lou Ann Middleton, Deloris Scovill, Cynthio Spangler. Row Three . . . Mrs. Soapes. Ann Wickmon, June Schuerger, Jone Liley, Rose Marie Oberhelmon. Judy Porter, Judith Jockmon. 77 Mr. Cloverdyke Room 201-A Row One . . . Mickey Klubek, Johnny Lentz. Duggie Hoyhurst, Jerry Jones. Potty Brown. Karen Andrews. John Hedrick. Charles Oinwiddie. Richard Scott. Row Two . . . Robert Irwin, Keith Lester, Roger Kennicutt, Joan Burson. Chuck Moore Janice Duerkop. Mary Leo Baxter, Dickey LaQuet. Row 3 .. . Mr. Cloverdyke, Barbara Eagle. Peggy Archer, Carolyn Cantrell, Judith Williams, Carol Bachmann, Deanna Ander ton. Pot Adkins, Jiggs Henderson. H. M Dodd HOMEROOMS Mr. Cloverdyke Room 301-D Row One Nancy Adlard, Sharon Frazell, Marie Roberts, Suellen Batch, Velmo Canterbury, Robert Gunter, Bill Colley, John Mclndoo, Buford Ringgold. Kenny Rhodelander, Karen Bollard, Mr. Cloverdyke. Row Two . . Carole Davis, Janette Wi|. kinson, Vico Mackey, Verna Carson, Mary Ann Forbes, Larry McEnroe, Susonne Fields. Hazel Whitworth, Claris Barthel, Bill Wal lace, Jerry Bohort. Row Three . . . Ronny Miller, Bob Herald. Stephen Smith, John Gunter, Edward Boles. Judy Sisk, Donna Wessner, Gloria Foley, Judy Dice. Joyce Shields. Miss Miller Room 206-B Row One . . . Pot Lawton, Lewis Elgin, Frankie Fender, Bill Slonkord, Linda Duck ering, Lena Lipari, Deanna Smith, Patricia Day. Row Two . . . Gloria Faulkner, Lindo Dike. Mary Lockhart, Jomes Otts, Dennis May, Dorrell Rogers, Billy Rigg, Patricia Freeman. Dolores Dresser Row Three Leroy Travers, Froncis Schneller, Dick Peve, Tom Foley, Victor Jodts, Dennis Day, Jim Graham, Brion Firkins, Joe Engelman, Miss Miller Mr. Wasson Room 206-A Row One . . . Wynono Riley, Anifo Pol- lard, Lorry Pulliom, Carl Russell, Pat Hugill, Dixie Lee Howland, Ida Alexander, Judy Rogers, Bonnie Highfill, Betty McAdams. Sandra McGowan. Row Two . . . Donald Wa'es, Wayne John- son, Melba Vaughn, Carole Short, Carolyn Colovin, Judy Freeland, Lewellyn Ingalls, Theresa Rose, Jacque Etlinger, Jimmy Diet rich, Ray Mawby. Row Three Morris Jones. Ronald Wagner, Donald Bemboom, Peter Nelson, Bruce Smith, Kenny Albert, Kathy Gibson, Frank Agrusa, Sam Lipori, Joe Woods, Mr. Wasson. 78 Mr. King Room 200-A low On . . Mr. King, Albert Wa'ktr, Sammy Brockman, Charles Stockhouse, Mike Fischer, Richard Grove, Robert Huff- stutter, Jimmy Ford, Eleanor May. Juel Constoble. Row Two . Sharon Sue Wolker, Tommy Eorp, Phyllis Warren, Suzanne Ivers, Dixie Lee Sanford, Carla Maness, Anna Bellmyer, Charles Bodenhamer, Ralph Mygott, Stephen Harderode. Jomes Breeden Row Three . . . Nancy Jo Bay, Mary Jan Crews, Patricia Hoffman, Karin Burgess, Robert Healy, Lynn Johnson, Ann Raaan, David Elliot, Julie Chop!in, Mary Campbell, Clifford Braden. Miss Cwrnwtt Room 202-D Row On . . . Patricia Lipani, Judy Mar quardt, Doris Warmington, Sara Rogers, Shirley Martin, Vernon Cain. David Beck ham, Louis Bartow, Beverly Pendergraft, Thomas Arlund, Jonnie Woods, Margie Dodd Row Two . . . Donna Myers, Nancy Pointer, Jerry Worley, Doris Deason, Louise Teller, Martha Mowry, Mary Steiner, Donna Wade, Patricia Roy, Lonnie Breeden, Bobby Batson Row Three Miss Curnutt, Sharon Voaeler, Raymond Boles, Joe Campbell, Richard Brown, Eugene Bailey, Edward Hamilton, Deanna Thompson, Don Bottom, J. W. Blankenship, Sharon Polmer. Mrs. Hanley Room 202-A Row One . . Hozel Goucher, Frozier Bronson, Steve Deason, Marlene Jones, Joyce Howery, Jackie Fries, Joy Njegovan, Betty Stumfoll, Doris Short, David Chapin, Eu- gene Meyer. Row Two . . . Sandra Strauch, Marilyn Hazelboker, Tommy Mills, Terry Mills, John Feeney, Jean Church, Poul McClain, Karen Hersh, Roger Coldsnow, Marian Rardon, Arlene Vance, Mrs. Hanley. Row Three . . . Jomes Mansell, Tom Mul- lins, Lowell Long, Craig McSparren, Charles Whipple, Gory Mosley, Mary Fronces Ro« gay, James Merriott, Bob Williams, Potty Whetstone. Cecil Malnory, Kenneth Lutes HOMEROOMS Mrs. Hanley Room 101-D Row One . . . Bill McNurlin, Freddie How- land, Mickey Bramer, Gayle Newberry, William Swift, Larry Kendall, Wesley Lewis, Mrs. Honley. Row Two . . . Marjorie We'sh, Charles Lewis, Jimmy Colovin, Carolyn Borthel, Mary Alice Frizell, Walter Baldwin, Tommy Frank, Everette Beck, Billy Lee. Row Three . . . Patricia Vinyard. Fred Smith, Barbara Campbell, Sue Ross, Charles Davis, Charles Shubkogel. Jimmy Kidwell, Resil Sheridan, Ronnie Wilkinson 79 Room 200-D Mr. King Row Ono . . . Robert Wickman, Kenneth Vickery, Norma Wilton, Merilee Motet Roellen Beem, Joetta Ridenour, Lorry Kruse. Sharon Hendricks, Sandra Hurst, Sandre Amermon, Mr. King. Row Two . . . Robert Rathbun, Charles West, Delvin Wilkinson, Dione Foutch, Gayle Weaverling, Carol Mickies, Lois Fel lers, Mary Ann Burdick, Peggy Crook thank, Janice Shields, Bob Wocoter. Row Three . . . Mary Thomas, Linda Lor gent, Elaine Burns, Judy Stearns, John Wot- son, John Temple, Lawrence Smith, Ernest Thieme, Kathy Key, Gayle Farmer, Robert Worden. Mrs. Workman Room 20S-A Row One . . . Larry Owingt, Bob Sawyers, Judy Lettermon, Margie Jackson, Bob White, Tommy Pickett, Pat Sterling, Phyllis Richardson, Sandra Lucos, Jerry Reed. Row Two Kathryn Hahn. Wondo Souder, Margaret Karner, Share! Higgin botham, Leroy Whitworth, W. C. Willis, Carol Hughes, Judy Mitchell, Virgil Trout wine, Mickey Stidham, Hazel Johnson. Row Three . . . David Ernest Smith, Jerry Williams, Loretta Thompson, Joe Ed Tally, Sherry McCulloch, Dixie Leighter, Carol Moore, Steve Topi, Kelly Stinnett, Bonnie Hoefer, Mrs. Workmon. Mrs. Vilos Room 30S-D Row One . . . Mrs. Viles, Marjorie Tormeno, Dixie Farrell, Sue Ann Martin, Iva Batson, Solly Jo Whisler, Ann Schuerger, Jackie Lane, Shirley Henderson, Judith Eubonks. Row Two . . . Virginia Loftis, Judy Lite, Barbara Dobbins, Billie Moe Hughes, Nancy Harlin, Elizabeth Onka, Martha John- son, Sylvia Willis, John Adlard, Barbara Frazell, Judy Jackson. Row Three . . . Bob Mitchell, Duane Sheri- dan, Luther Goldsberry, Beverly Jeon Hicks. Karen Cole, Jacqueline Seot, Fredno Grayer, Sue Elliott. HOMEROOMS Mr. Cofer Room 23 D Row One Bobby Bullard, Jonice Chapin, Howard Templeton. Row Two . . . Ronnie Ring, Frank Burgess, Ronnie Batchelor. • The closing of the school year of 1955- 1956 brought many varied activities for Van Morn students. On May 8, all Senior announcements were delivered. That eve- ning at the World War II Memorial Build- ing, Van Horn shared in the concert choir festival. Also, in May the Parent-Teacher dinner was held, and on May 15 the P. T. A. sponsored Van Horn’s day at Fairyland. At an assembly in April Coach Ragle awarded first basketball letters to Bob Mitchell, Bob Peck, Howard George, Kent Twyman, Morris Jones, Gary Maybell, Sam Lipari, Glen Johnson, and Jim Whipple. During the first two weeks of May the track team was kept busy by Jody Roto o„d Martha .....dmir. Jim Cold.noW, rio9 Competing in the St. Joseph Relays and the City Meet. On May 12, a group of girls represented Van 1 lorn in the Spring Sportsday held at Southwest High School. The indi- vidual sports were swimming, bad- minton, bowling, and table tennis. Final arrangements and a formal dress rehearsal for the Spring Play was held after school on May 16. Thursday and Friday nights, May 17 and May 18, the speech department 82 enacted the three-act comedy, One Foot in I leaven. On Saturday, May 19, the College Board Examination was given lor those planning to enter college in the tall. Also that week, eleven seniors were formally initiated as members of the highest ranking organization in high school, the National I lonor Society. On the evening of May 25, the three literary societies had their first Inter-Society Contest in the school auditorium. In addition, the Juniors received their senior rings that week. During the last week of May, the long- awaited moment arrived, the lirst annual. The Falcon, was delivered. I he beginning of June brought dismissal of seniors, the band concert, and Bacca- laureate on June 3. I he most important event in the life of a senior, Commencement, was held June 6 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium at which ninety seniors were graduated, the lirst class of Van I lorn 11igh School, the C lass of 56. Coach Ragle awarded Basketball letters to nine men. SAFETY ASSEMBLY Peggy Sanford and Jim Moyer are shocked to find they are dead. Dead bodies are played by Pat Gamble and Jim Evans. 83 ONE FOOT HEAVEN SCENERY Kneeling . . . Mr. Larry Zirkle, Nance Kepner, Ralph Buchanan, Jim Tally, Bill lochman, Jerry Titus, Charles Cook, David Dodd. Standing . . . Peggy Sanford, Jim Moyer, Doris Pitt, Pat Sportsman. MAKE-UP Seated . . . Jerry Titus, Martha Johnson, Ralph Bu- chanan. Standing . . . Carole Roper, Nancee Kepner, Peggy Maness. CAST Row On . . . Bill Lochman, Jim Tally, Jerry Titus. Row Two . . . Peggy Sanford, Paula Staufer, Janice Chapin, Nancee Kepner, Carole Roper, Peggy Maness, Martha Johnson. Row Three . . . Jody Rose, Jerrile Evans, David Dodd, Pot Sportsman, Jim Moyer, Ralph Buchanan, Doris Pitt, Jackie Lane. 84 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM • The Junior-Senior Prom was held on Friday, May 4, from 8 to 11. Arrangements were made bv the joint committee to hold the dance in the patio and gym with Les Copley’s band. The committee included Janice Egner, Sharon O’Dell, Connie Westwood, Boh Peck, Jim Coldsnow, David Dodd, Jim Moyer, Jim Evans, Cynthia Spangler, Janice Chapin, Norman Benson, W. B. Barnes, Bill Kaulf- man, George Sullivan, Ronnie Batchelor and Jody Rose. 85 • Football Basketball Track Cheerleaders Girls’ Sports 87 FOOTBALL Crowded sideline at Van Horn-Central game. • Van I lorn’s football team bad an enthusiasm and a desire to win that never failed during this first year. Our non-league games were played to gain experience for first team play next year. The Falcons show promise ol giving great com- petition in next year’s games. First Team Van Horn-Central Game A high pass—Van Horn vs. Central. 88 FOOTBALL • Van I lorn trompecl the William Chrisman Bears, 20 14, lor their lirst victory of the season. I he Falcons proved to be too much lor Chrisman s second-team linemen. Although Van I lorn did not enter the Inter-Scholastic League lirst team com- petition this season, the second team has gained valuable experience and next year’s outlook is for a promising team. Van Horn vs. Chrisman—a night game. Row One . . . Fronk Agrusa, Bob Bailey, W. B. Barnes, Mike Beamon, Gene Brockus. Row Two . . . Larry Cook, Jerry Cramer, Ronnie Davis, Gary Foltz, Eddie Forbes, Jack Hanes, Jim Hartman. Row Three . . . Bill Kauffman, Dahl Knaus, Bill Peve, Ronnie Ring, Chuck Russell, Jim Welsh, Ricky White. Game shots from Central and Southeast. FOOTBALL 90 Van Horn's coaching staff: Mr. Fields, Mr. DeHardt, and Mr. Ragle. BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM Row Ono . . . Sam Lipari, Jim Whipple, Bob Mitchell, Glen Johnson, Gary Maybell. Row Two . . . Bob Peck, Kent Twyman, Morris Jones, Howard George, Lynn Carlisle, Coach Ragle. 92 Bob Mitchell presents a gift from the team to Coach Ragle at the Basketball banquet. BASKETBALL • The Basketball season was filled with lots of action and enthusiasm. The record was not an accurate index to the spirit and teamwork of the Falcon team. The team always fought until the last second. Van 1 lorn s lack of height and experience was nullified by a drive which never (altered. SECOND TEAM Raw One . . . Bill Weber, Kenny Forbes, Bill Kauffman, W. B. Barnes, Gail Hibler, Phil Clemens. Row Two . . . Coach Fields, Jim Kirkham, Pete Crowl, Everett Cooper, Brian Firkins, Gory Clark. 93 BASKETBALL The form and ability of Van Horn players demonstrated on the court. What is a game without a crowd? BASKETBALL Amonq the indispensable members of any athletic team are the managers. Hero are two of them—Basket- ball Manager Larry Osborn and Track Manager Kent Twyman. 95 • Under the advice and assistance of Coach Fields, Van I lorn’s track season opened when they participated in the Big Seven Indoor Meet. The Falcon’s team consisted of approximately forty boys from the seventh hour gym class. These boys were supple- mented by other gym classes. Van Horn’s track team showed great ability in athletic competition. The finish Jock Hanes Bob Bailey 96 J.rry Crem.r D«on. Chon.ellor DoU Christian • Van Horn’s track team made an excellent showing this year. The Falcon team was victor at three individual cross-country meets, one against Northeast in Budd Park and two against Southeast in Swope Park. The track team has done much to help establish our school’s reputation in competi- tive high school sports. TRACK At thm start: Jim Coldsnow, Eddie Forbes and Jerry Cramer. 97 Sue Patton, Beverly Phillips, Carole Roper, Carol Shaw, Janice Delies, Jane Shafer. Judy O'Dell in front. CHEERLEADERS • Yea, Van I lorn in loud unison can al- ways bring a smile to the faces of Van I lorn’s first cheerleaders. In brilliant red and gray, these seven girls have done a good job of di- recting the cheers of Van I lorn crow ds. They have participated in other activities this year such as Pep assemblies, Pep Club meetings, and the All-Sports Mixer. Enjoying the yells almost as much as the girls themselves is Mrs. 1 lenslev, their sen- sor and advisor. The cheerleaders, with an enthusiastic crowd behind them, have shown to the other schools the real spirit with which Van I lorn played its games during this first year. At T.V. Teen Town SWIMMING CLUB Row One . . . Jeonnie Pott� . Linda Wagner, Diane Nichol, Donna Marshall, Sue Patton, Beverly Phillips, Billie Hughes, Virgie Lynn, Deanna Hummon, Ruth Bellmyer, Elaine Murry. Row Two . . . Carol Walby, Peggy Maness, Judy O'Dell, Linda Steinmyer, Shoron Hodges, Janice Delles, Sandy Pennington, Karen Cole. THE POOL Circle . . . Beverly Phillips, Linda Wagner, Shoron Hodges, Janice Delles, Karen Cole, Linda Steinmyer, Elaine Murry. Holding . . . Diane Nichol, Carol Walby, Donna Marshall, Deanna Hummon, Sue Patton, Jean- nie Potts, Sandy Pennington. Modern Dance These girls earned letfers this year: Karen Cole, Janice Delies, and Virgie Lynn. GIRLS’ SPORTS Volleyball • I he year’s activities in Girls’ Spirts con- sisted of basketball, volleyball, swimming, and badminton. This year hockey was omit- ted because of lack of equipment and a play- ing field. Softball and table tennis helped round out the year’s program. Modern Dancing, an unusual offering in a girls’ athletic program, develops coordination and alert minds. Moreover, Van 1 lorn is one of the more fortunate schools in the Kansas City area in offering archery. Intramural play is a significant part of the development of athletic skills and good sports- manship. Mrs. I lenslcy and Mrs. Morris have arranged many games to provide competition between the members of the various gym classes. Sportsday teams, chosen by Mrs. I lensley and Mrs. Morris, play girls teams from the other participating schools. These Spetsdays are the only way in which the girls are per- mitted to have interscholastic competition. 1 he Girls’ Sports program has been an im- petant part of Van I lorn this past year. 100 Tumbling Volleyball Sportsday Team Swimming Adviser SPORTSDAY • I lighlight of Girls S|x rts was Sportsday at Central on March 3. Van I lorn beat Manual and Westport in volleyball. The team, coached by Mrs. Hensley, included: Row One . . . Judy O'Dell, Noncy Sebolt, Pot Murry, Karen Cole, Janice Delles, Ellen Moses, Barbara Davis, Jane Shafer. Row Two . . . Carol Walby, Virgie Lynn, Carole Roper, Sue Elliott, Sharon Hodges, Deanna Hummon, Sue Patton. 101 T- ati n. ± Bogart Brown Prescription Shop Bristol Market Dr. Neil W. Callahan Camo Stores, Inc. Carol's Beauty Shoppe Wm. L. Cassell A. V. Cauger Service Petey Childers Prescriptions Dell Crenshaw Camera Shop C. DeWalt Plumbing Heating Dodd's Bakery J. E. Dunn Construction Company Elite Cleaners Emery, Bird, Thayer Englewood 5-10-25c Evans Electrical Construction Company Fairmount Cleaners Fairmount Home Auto Supply First National Bank of Independence, Missouri A. H. Fraas Agency Galloway Studio Green Jewelry Co. Hall Drug Store Harriman Lumber Co. Harrison Harrison Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hickey Otto P. Higgins Fred Hink, M.D. Inter-City Press, Inc. Jaccard Jewelry Corporation Johnson Florist V. A. Julian Keene Simpson and Murphy Lanham's Service Mrs. W. J. Lee Alfred Masterson Maywood A and M Cleaners Jack D. McGovney, D.D.S. Midway Pharmacy Montgomery Buick Sales, Inc. T. W. Moody, O.D. Dr. Mary M. Place, Chiropractor Mike G. Roper Roy's Cafe Standard State Bank Thompson Service Van Horn Book and Hobbies Van Horn P. T. A. Underwood Corporation Typewriter Division • I lie adviser and staff of The Falcon deeply appreciate the assistance of the fol- lowing individuals and companies. They have given generously of their time and talents. Miss Mary M. Baxter Burger-Baird Engraving Company Mr. Melvin Coleman Mr. Orville Darby's 5th and 7th hour typing classes Emery, Bird, Thayer Photographic Studio Donnel Etter Faculty of Van Horn High School Galloway Studio Inter-City Press, Inc. Mr. Ralph Kolb The Kansas City Star Mr. Richard Lusby Mr. Paul McWilliams Office Staff of Von Horn High School Mr. Mel Pace Smith-Grieves Co., Printers Lithographers 102 'Jnd.ax. A Adkins. Ad ruth-23, 55, 77(101 B) Adkins, Chester Lee—43, 77 (205-B) Adkins, Mrs.—9 Adkins, Robert Patrick—78 (201-A) Adlard, Johnny-35, 49, 52. 80 (305 D) Adlard. Nancy Ann-43, 57. 78 (301 I)) Agrusa, Frank Roy—78 (206-A), 89 Albert, Kenneth Wesley—78 (206-A) Alcox, Charles Lawrence—72 (201-C) AIcox, Clyde-35, 74 (311 B) Alcox, Evelyn Pearl-56, 77 (205 B) Alexander, Ida Mae—53, 56, 78 (206-A) Allen, Charles-73 ( 300 B) Allen. Larry John—74 (205-D) Allen. Nano' Ruth-35, 46. 48. 55, 56, 74 (31 I B) Amermon, Mrs. Freda—17 Amermon, Sandra Sue—80 (200-D) Amos, William Derrell—76 (24-C) Anderson, Deanna Lea—57, 78 (201-A) Anderson, Mrs.—9 Anderson, Patricia Lee—72 (201-C) Andrews, Barbara June—76 (311-A) Andrews, Karen La Verne—78 (201-A) Andrews, Thomas Eugene—77 (205-B) Archer, Alice—23, 61 Archer, Peggy Ann—78 (201-A) Arlund, Thomas Wayne—79 (202-D) Arnold, Darryl Gean—73 (207-C) Arnold, Donald Eugene—75 (103-C) B Bachmann, Carol Ann—78 (201-A) Bailey, Flovd Eugene—79 (202-D) Bailcv. Jucfith Ann—73 (303-B) Bailey, Robert Earl-22. 23, 42. 43, 45, 75 (205 C), 89. 96 Bain, Peggy—75 (103-C) Baker. Julie-35, 73 (300 B) Balch, Suellen-78 (301-D) Baldwin, Charles—77 (303-A) Baldwin, Walter Lee—79 (101-D) Bales, Brenda Marie—4, 35, 46, 48, 75 (302C) Ballard, Karen Sue—78 (301-D) Banning, Willyne-57, 75 (I03C) Barker, Leona—23, 74 (311-B) Barker, Norma Jean—23, 61 Barnes, Barbara—4, 23, 46, 47, 60 Barnes, Judy Lee—75 (103C) Barnes, W. B.-4. 34, 35, 46, 47, 49, 51,64, 74 (305C), 85. 89, 93 Barnett, Mr. Richard F—19, 49(2), 72 (201-C) Barrett, Marcia—35, 54, 76 (24-C) Barry, Elaine—72 (312-D) Bartels, Deanna Jean—76 (311-A) Barthel, Carolyn Elaine—79 (101-D) Barthel, Claris Lee-78 (301 D) Bartle, Mayor II. Roe—38 Bartow, Louis William—79 (202 D) Batchelor, Ronald Edward—34, 35, 36, 42, 43(2), 45, 49, 51,67, 80 (23-D), 85 Bates, Gordon Grant—77 (205 B) Batson, Iva Mae-23, 42, 47, 51, 55, 56, 60, 80 (305 D) Batson, Robert Duane—79 (202-D) Bauer, Judy-35, 77(101 B) Baxter, Miss Mary Lea—19, 78 (201-A) Baxter, Sharon—76 (207-D) Bay, Nancy Jo—79 (200-A) Beaman Roy Michael—4, 23, 43, 45, 46, 47, 49, 74 ( 305C), 89 Bean, Linda-43, 45, 57, 75 (I03C) Bean, Peggy Jane—57, 75 (103-C) Beard, James—77 (205-B) Beard, Thomas William—24, 75 (302C) Beck, Everette Lee—79 (101-D) Beckham, David Floyd—79 (202-D) Beebe, Ivan—73 (300-B) Beebe, Mr. Myron E.-19, 72 (312-D) Beebe, Ruth-56, 77 (303-A) Beem, Raellen—80 (200-D) Bell, Delois—77 (205-B) Bcllmyer, Anna—79 (200-A) Bellmyer, Mary Ruth—77 (101 B),99 Belscamper, Alice—77 ( 303-A) Bemboom, Lee Donald—78 (206-A) Benson, Gail-57, 66(2), 73 (23-A) Benson, Norman—24, 34, 35, 46, 49, 51, 74 (305C), 85 Bishop, James R.—24, 61 Black, James Thomas—43 Black, Mary-35, 73 (300-B) Blackburn, Laura—77 (205-B) Blackmore. Phillip—35, 61 Blackmore. Roger—75 (103-C) Blankenship. John Willard—79 ( 202-D) Blanton, William Charles—24, 74 (311-B) Bly, Marguerite—56, 76 (207-D) Biidcnhamcr, Charles Robert—79 (200-A) Bohart, Gerald John—78 ( 301-D) Bohart, Mary Ann—56, 76 (311-A) Boles, Edward Lewis—78 (301-D) Boles, Raymond Lowell—79 (202-D) Boles, Mrs.—9 Boone, Harold Leroy—72 (312-D) Boone. Wanda Fay—77 (205-B) Booth, Mrs. Janet—18 Borland. Sylvia-35, 56, 75 (205C) Bottom, Donald Howard—79 (202-D) Boucher, Claude Joseph—72 (208-B) Boucher. Mrs.—9 Brackenbury, Robert—73 (207-C) Brackenbury, Vernon Arthur—24 Braden. Ralph Clifford—79 (200-A) Bramer, Charles Michael—79 (101-D) Brashear, Garry-77 (205-B) Breeden, James Robert—79 (200-A) Breeden. Lonnie Gene—79 (202-D) Bricken, Dianna—76 (207-D) Brightwell, Mr. Bernard Gene-19 Brockman, John Wesley—77 (303-A) Brockman. Samuel—79 (200-A) Brockus, Ronald Eugene—35, 46, 49(2), 51, 74 (305-C), 89 Brockus, Sandra—45, 57. 72 (208-B) Bronson, Frank LeRoy—77 (205-B) Bronson, Frazier Lester—62, 79 ( 202-A) Brown, Patricia Ann—78 (201-A) Brown, Richard Leroy—79 (202-D) Bryant, Alma Jean—77 (303-A) 103 Buchanan, Ralph-35, 49, 77 (312-C), 84(3) Buck. Thomas A.-75 (103-C) Buford, Jean Kay-75 (103-C) Bullard, Bobby Gerald-35, 65, 66, 67, 80 (23-D) Burdick, Mary Ann—80 (200-D) Burg, Mrs.—18 Burgess, Frank Louis—64, 66, 80 (23-D) Burgess, Irene—17 Burgess, Karin Sue—56, 79 (200-A) Burks, Mr. Amos L,—6 Burks, Donna-43, 56, 62, 72 (312 D) Burns, Elaine Kay—80 (200-D) Burris, Max-72 (312-D) Burson, Joan Carol—56, 78 (201-A) Burson, Linda—35, 56 Burton, Clcnnv Fred—76 (207-D) Butkovich, John—73 (207-C) c Cain, Betty—76 (311-A) Cain, Vernon Wesley—79 (202-D) Callahan, Neil William, Jr.—24, 61 Callahan, Dennis Michael—76 (311-A) Callaway, Ethel—76 (311-A) Callaway, Peggy Ann-24, 76 (24-C) Camerlinck, Carolyn Ann—35, 76 (311-A) Campbell, Barbara-79 (101 D) Campbell, Joseph Emery—79 (202-D) Campbell, Mary Ruth-56, 79 (200-A) Canterbury, Franklin—76 (311-A) Canterbury, Velma—78 (301-D) Cantrell, Bobby Don—39, 61 Cantrell, Carl—39 Cantrell, Carolyn Kay—78 (201-A) Carlisle, Lucilc—17 Carlisle, Lynn—76 (311-A), 92 Carson, Verna Mae—78 (301-D) Carter, Lawrence Raymond—76 (311-A) Cary. Billie Joyce-57, 76 (311-A) Cary, Deanna Leigh—4, 35, 46. 54, 56, 74 (311-B) Case, Lyda—57. 76 (311-A) Cassell,Miss Nanabel-15, 19, 45, 72 (208-B) Cawlfield, Mr. Charles William-19 Cayton, Mike—24, 61 Chaffin, Joan-72 (201-C) Chancellor, Duane-35, 49, 75 (302-C), 97 Chandler, Julie May—76 (311-A) Chapin, David Paul—79 (202-A) Chapin, Janice Ruth-4, 34, 35, 42(3), 43(2), 45(2), 46, 47, 48, 57. 66(2), 67, 80 (23-C). 84. 85 Chapman, Mr. William E.-19, 73 (303-B) Choplin, Julie Anne—56, 79 (200-A) Christian, Dale-24, 42, 43, 45, 74 (31 I B), 97 Christian, Jerry Milton—74 (304-B) Christian, John Osborne—74 (205-D) Christopher, Barbara-35, 46, 77 (312-C) Christopher, George (Ted)—77 (205-B) Church. David-77 (205 B) Church, Jean—79 (202-A) Claibourn, James—39 Clark, Gary—73 (303-B), 93 Clark, Geneva—53, 75 (103-C) Clark, George-35, 45, 46, 49, 74 (305-C) Clark, Mr. Harry C.—6 Clark, Sharon-52, 56, 76 (311 A) Clayton, Mr. Kenncth-19, 73 (300-B) Clayton, Stacy Duane—77 (205-B) Clemens, John Philip—75 (103-C), 93 Clemens, Mrs.—9 Clevenger, Rosemary—25, 51, 60 Closson, Mr. Robert G.-19, 73 (207-C) Clouse, Babette—25, 48, 62, 75 (302-C) Clouse, Bruce David-74 (205-D) Clouse, Mrs.—9 Cloverdvke, Mr. Harry T.-19, 78 (201 A), 78 ( 301-D) Coats, Kav Carol—75 ( 103-C) Cofer, Mr. William 19, 45, 65, 73 (23 A) Coldsnow, Jim-4, 22, 25, 42(2), 43, 44, 45, 46(2), 49, 62, 75 (302-C), 82, 85,97 Coldsnow, Mrs.—9 Coldsnow, Roger David—43, 44, 62, 79 (202-A) Cole, Karen Sue-4, 35. 47, 48, 53, 56, 62, 80 (305-D) 99(2), 100, 101 Cx le, Lillian Lee—74 ( 304-B) Coleman, Mr. Melvin G.-20, 74 (305-C) Colley, William Eugene—44, 78 (301-D) Colovin, Carolyn—78 (206-A) Colovin, James Thomas—79 (101-D) Colvin, Dennis Melville—76 (311-A) Colvin, Vern—33 Combs, Lois—77 (303-A) Comer, Ada-25, 56, 60, 74 (31 I B) Constable, Juel Ann—56, 79 (200-A) Cook, Charles Robert—84 Cook, Joe Larry—76 (311-A) Cook, Larry-35, 75 (205-C), 89 Cook, Nancy Lee-35, 46, 75 (302-C) Cooley, Donna—60, 72 (312-D) Cooper, Everett Paul—75 (103-C), 93 Corbin, Vernon Floyd—74 ( 304-B) Cordell, Larry Donald-43, 73 (207-C) Cowan, Shirley Ann—76 (207-D) Cox, Mrs.—9 Cox, Sondra—56, 75 (103-C) Cox, Thomas Eugene—39 Craig, Ruth Ann—56, 72 (312-D) Cramer, Janice—35, 74 (311-B) Cramer, Jerry-25, 73 (300-B), 89, 97(2) Cramer, Judy—75 (103-C) Crandall, Donna Kay—56 Crews, Mary Jane—62, 79 (200-A) Crook, Tim David—74 (205-D) Crookshank, Peggy Sue—80 (200-D) Cross. Carolvn Kay—56, 75 (103-C) Cross, Mr. Eunil M,—20, 74 Cross, Richard—39, 61 Crowl, David Lec-72 (312-D), 93 Crump, Joe—17 Cunningham, Dale—77 (205-B) Curnutt, Miss Willella-20, 53(2), 79 (202 D) Curry, Donna-35, 46, 48, 55, 74 (31 I B) Curtus, Mr. Edgar Everett—16(2), 24 D Danforth, Denise—56, 73 (303-B) Daniel, Walter—17 Danielson, Sara—72 (208-B) Darby. Mr. Orville L.-20, 74 (311-B) Darling, Karen Sue—57, 75 (103-C) Davidson, Shirley—36, 66, 77 (312-C) Davis, Aleta Mae—75 (103-C) Davis, Barbara Sue—72 (312-D), 101 Davis, Carole—78 (301-D) Davis, James Herbert—76 (24C) Davis, Joel Ann—76 (311-A) Davis, Mary Jane—74 ( 304-B) Davis, Melvin Charles—79 (101 D) Davis, Ronnie Earl—36, 76 (311-A), 89 Day, Dennis—78 (206-B) Day, Patricia-78 (206-B) Hearing, Miss Marie—20 Deason, Doris Jean—79 (202-D) Deason, John Stephen—79 (202-A) DeHardt, Mr. William David-20, 64, 76 (207 D), 90 104 Dehn. Carolyn—25, 74 (311-B) Delles, Janice Gail-4, 25, 42. 47(2), 48, 56, 98. 99(2), 100, 101 Dessert, Ilene-77 (101 B) Dessert, Irene—77 (101-B) Dewey, Kenneth Wayne—73 (303-B) Dice. Judy-78 ( 301 D) Dickeson, Robert Celmer—77 (303-A) Dietrich, Jimmy—78 (206-A) Dike. Linda-78 (206-B) Dinwiddie, Charles—78 (201-A) Dinwiddic, Imogcne Carolyn—25, 47, 76 (311 A) Divine, Beverly—72 (208-B) Dobbins, Barbara—39, 57, 80 (305 D) Dodd, Curtis Wilson-36, 46, 49, 51, 53, 74 (305-C) Dodd, David H.-4, 22. 26, 46, 47, 49, 51. 53, 60. 75 (302-C), 84(2), 85 Dodd, Hcnrv Morgan—46, 62, 78 (201-A) Dodd, Margie-79 ( 202 D) Dragon, Peggy—56, 73 (303-B) Drenon, Karen Sue—36, 42, 46, 54(2), 56, 73 (300-B) Dresser, Dolores—78 (206-B) Duckering, Linda—57, 78 (206-B) Duerkop, Janice Ann—44, 78 ( 201-A) Dumsky, Carol Ann—72 (201C) Dunkcrley, Sheila—72 (201-C) E Eads, Sherry Sue—72 (312-D) Eager, Mrs. Henry I.—6 Eagle, Barbara—78 (201-A) Earp, Tommy Gale—44, 79 (200-A) Egner, Janice-4, 24, 26, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 54. 76 (24-C), 85 Elgin, Lewis R.—78 (206-B) Elliott, David Arthur—79 (200-A) Elliott, Donald Victor—62, 77 (303-A), Elliott, Sue-36, 42, 46, 48, 80 (305-D), 101 Ellis, Donna Lea-26, 42. 46, 56, 60, 73 ( 300 B) Emerson, Charles—72 (201-C) Emmerich, Velma—76 (311-A) Engleman, Joe Charles—78 (206-B) Ernst, Joseph Franklin—73 ( 207-C) Eslinger, Jacque—56, 78 (206-A) Etter, Donnel E.—26, 76 (24-C) Etter, Marna—39, 60, 75 (205-C) Eubanks, Mary Judith—39, 56, 80 ( 305-D) Evans, James Edward—22, 24, 26, 28, 45(2), 49, 51, 74 (305-C), 83, 85 Evans, Jerrilee—72 (201-C), 84 Evans, Richard Stewart—72 (312-D) Evans, Roger Charles—77 (303-A) Evans, Stephen James—76 (24-C) F Fain, James—74 (205-D) Fain, Jerry Lee—73 (303-B) Farmer, Diana Gayle—51, 57, 80 (200-D) Farmer, Gregory—36, 49, 60 Farrand, Dorothy Janice—77 (101-B) Farrand, Robert George—72 (201-C) Farrell, Dixie-4, 36, 46. 47, 55(2), 80 (305-D) Faulkner, Avis Geraldine—60, 75 (103-C) Faulkner, Gloria Joyce—78 (206-B) Faustlin, Norman A.—74 (205-D) Feeney, John Louis—79 (202-A) Feeney, Neva-17 Fellers, Lois Lorraine—80 (200-D) Fender, Frankie Darrell 78 (206-B) Fields, Mr. Edwin C.-20, 42, 43, 75 (205-C) Fields, John Mack 74 (205-D) Fields, Mr. J. Lester-20, 90, 93, 96 Fields, Susanne Mae—78 (301-D) Fike, Mr. Wallace M.—20, 45, 62, 65 Firkins, Brian Lee—78 (206-B), 93 Firkins, Mrs.—9 Fisher, Mike Clay—43, 45, 79 (200 A) Fitzgerel, Mr. Robert—20, 75 ( 302-C) Flood, Joe—62 Floyd, Virginia Joann—77 (205-B) Foley, Gloria Ann-78 ( 301-D) Foley, Tom—78 (206-B) Folkert, Charles Robert-42, 43(2), 45. 77 (303-A) Folkert, Patricia—53 Folkert, Ted-39 Foltz, Garv Earl-53, 77 (303 A), 89 Forbes, Ecfdie Joe-33, 42, 43. 44, 73 (23 A), 89, 97 Forbes, Kenneth Ray—73 (303-B), 93 Forbes, Mary Ann—78 ( 301-D) Ford, Jimmv Franklin—79 (200-A) Forlow, Arthur—26, 49, 75 ( 302-C) Forlow, Robert Bruce—73 (207-C) Fort, Kathleen Inez—57, 77 (205-B) Fort, Randolph Dean—76 (311-A) Fostich. Mike-36, 73 ( 300 B) Foutch, Lockie Diane—51, 57, 80 ( 200-D) Francis, David Blain—44, 43, 74 (205-D) Francis, Mrs.—9 Frank, Tommy—79 (101-D) Frans, Carleen Kav—72 (208-B) Frazcll, Barbara-36, 80 ( 305-D) Frazell. Sharon Arinda—78 ( 301-D) Fredeen, Harold—17 Freeland, Janet—50, 56, 72 (312-D) Freeland, Judith Lou—50, 56, 78 (206-A) Freeland, Mrs.—9 Freeman, Patricia Louise-78 (206-B) Fries, Jackie Sue-79 (202 A) Fries, Louis Joseph—74 (205-D) Frizell, Marv Alice-57. 79 (101 D) Fuhr, Mava-36, 74(311 B) Fuller, William-76 (311 A) Fults, Herb-36, 60, 62, 77 (3120) Fults, Joyce Elizabeth—48, 62, 77 ( 303-A) Fults, Mrs.—9 G Gamble. Pat-50, 56, 72 ( 208 B), 83 Gann. Jack Carl-74 (205 D) Gant, Fred-17 Card, John William-49, 72 (312-D) Gard, Judee-36, 42, 54(2), 56. 77 (312-C) Garrett, Janice Joan—39, 77 (101-B) Garrett, Treva Rae—72 (201-C) Gates, Edward Leo—74 (205-D) Gee, Roger Edward—75 (103-C) George, Howard—39, 82, 83, 77 (312-C), 92 Gerber, Jeannette Elaine—54, 56. 62, 76 (24-C) Gibson, Mary Kathleen—56, 78 (206-A) Gillen. Beverly June—56, 75 (103-D) Gillis, Don—63 Gillpatrick, Wendell William—73 (207-C) Gippncr, Robert Lee—75 (205C) Goldsberrv, Luther, Jr.—39, 80 ( 305-D) Goodman, Judy—39, 56, 74 (311-B) Gottman. Julia—36, 54, 77 (312C) Goucher, Hazel Mae—79 (202-A) Gower, Robert—76 (311-A) Graham, James—78 (206-B) Graham, Norma Joan—72 (208-B) Grant, Carolyn Ann—75 (103C) Grassley, Miss Edith J.—20, 75 (103C) 105 Gray, Leslie Virginia—57, 76 (311-A) Gray, Mrs.—9 Graver, Fredna Kav-4, 36, 46, 52, 57. 80 (305-D) Green. Marvin L—73 (207-C) Gregory, John M.—6 Griffith, Mr. Richard M. 20. 45, 76 (311 A) Grove, Richard Lee-79 (200-A) Guffey. Edward-36, 46, 62, 73 ( 300 B) Gunter, John Thomas—78 (30 I D) Gunter, Robert—78 (301-D) H Haas. Mrs. Ellsworth R.—6 Hahn. Kathryn—80 (205-A) Hale, Faye Arlene—33, 46, 56, 75 (302-C) Hale, Richard Thomas—39, 77 (312-C) Hales, Lois-76 (311 A) Hall, David Lee-60, 66, 73 (23-A) Hall, Margaret—72 (208-B) Halteman. Kenneth Dean—75 (103-C) Hamby, Willeta—26 Hamilton, Edward M.—79 (202-D) Hammer, Charlotte—56, 76 (311-A) Hammond, Janet Lou—74 (205-D) Hampton, Peggy Violet—76 (24-C) Hanes, Jack-39, 75 (205-C), 89, 96 Hanley, Mrs. Barbara J.-20, 44, 79 (101 D), 79 (202-A) Harber, Robert—26, 61 Harclerode, Stephen Brent—79 (200-A) Hardie. James Kenneth—73 (207-C) Hardie, Nanel—36, 54, 65, 66, 67 Hardin, Laurel June—72 (208-B) Hardy, Janet Marie—57, 75 (103-C) Harlin, Nancy-24, 36, 46. 53(2), 56, 80 (305 D) Harrington, Carol Marie—74 (205-D) Harrison, Leroy Gerald—75 (103-C) Hartman, James—75 (103-C), 89 Hauptlev, Charlotte Marie—72 (208-B) Hayes, Clara Ruth—33 Havhurst, Charles Albert—78 ( 201-A) llazelbaker, Marilyn—79 ( 202-A) Healv. Robert Nelson—43(2), 45, 79 (200-A) Hedrick. John D.—78 (201-A) Helm. Carl Delbert—74 (205-D) Hcnbest, Carol Joyce—56, 72 (208-B) Henbest, Jerry—73 (303-B) Henderson, Jerry—78 (201-A) 1 lenderson, Kay L.—74 (205-D) Henderson, Robert—36, 74 (305-C) Henderson, Shirley Ann-27, 51, 57, 60, 80 (305-D) Henderson, Virginia Lea-74 (205-D) Hendricks, Sharon—80 (200-D) Hendrickson, Judith Ann—74 (304-B) Hendrix, Carrah Ann—36, 42, 46, 48(2), 53, 56, 66(2), 73 (23-A) Henry, Glen Eugene—76 (24-C) Henry, Joyce Elaine—52, 57, 76 (311-A) Hensley, Mrs. Lucille—20, 56, 57, 98, 100, 101 Hepple, Linda L.-56, 75 (103-C) Hearld, Robert Lee—78 ( 301-D) Hersh, Karen Sewall—62, 79 (202-A) Hewitt, Mr. Roland B.—6 1 liblcr, Gail Leo-72 (312-D), 93 Hicks, Beverly Jean—4, 36, 62, 80 ( 305-D) Higginbotham, Sharel Dae—80 (205-A) High, William Richard—73 (303-B) Highfill, Bonnie Jean—56, 78 (206-A) Highfill, Patricia Fern—57, 72 (201-C) Hill, Gloria-36. 53, 56. 75 (205-C) Hills, Norma Lea-75 (103-C) Hinrich, James—72 (312-D) Hinton, Larry—75 (103-C) Hitchcock, Alvin—17 Hobbs, Robert Eugene—45, 72 (312-D) Hobbs, William IX-an—76 (311-A) Hodges, Charles Phillip—77 (303-A) Hodges. Sharon Sue—50, 57, 75 (103-C), 99(2), 101 Hoefer, Bonnie Carol—80 (205-A) Hoffman, Patricia Jo—79 (200-A) Holcroft, James-39, 77 (312-C) Holmes, Thomas—72 (208-B) Holstine, Glenn Loren—4, 27, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 61, Horne, Frank Allen-72 (312-D) Horton, Carolyn Sue—74 ( 304-B) Hoskins, Barbara Kay—72 (201-C) Howell, Robert Edgar—76 (207-D) Howery, Joyce Lee—79 (202-A) Howland, Dixie Lee—42, 50, 78 (206-B) Howland. Freddie Dale—43, 79 (101-D) Hudson, Sandra Sue—74 (205-D) Hudson, Stanley—76 (311-A) Huffstutter, Robert Leroy—79 (200-A) Hughes, Billie Mae-36, 52, 56, 80 (305 D),99 Hughes, Carol Jean—44, 80 (205-A) Hugill, Patricia Ann—78 (206-A) Humraon, Deanna Mae—27, 42, 56, 65, 66, 67(2), 73 (23-A), 99(2), 101 Hummon. Mrs.—9 Hunt. Linda Kay-57, 74 (205-D) Hurst. Carol Ann—53, 56, 77 (303-A) Hurst, Sandra Sue—51, 57 (200-D) Hutson, Mary Jeane—74 (205-D) I ldleman, Diana Sue—57, 74 (205-D) Ingalls, Lewellyn—78 (206-A) Irwin, Robert ftarwin—62, 78 (201-A) Isenhower, Jerry—36, 77 (312-C) Isenhower, Joyce Leah—54, 57, 74 (304-B) Ivers, Carolyn Suzanne—57, 79 (200-A) J Jackman, Judith Anne—48, 56, 77 (101-B) Jackson, Judy-36, 42. 48, 56, 80 (305-D) Jackson, Margaret Louise—80 (205-A) Jackson, Mercia—17 Jaquess, Donald Lee—73 (207-C) Jaworski, Vicki—74 (205-D) Jeans, Carl Everett—73 ( 207-C) Jeffries, Jerry-39, 77 (312-C) Jefferies, Sandra—74 (205-D) Jenkins, Mrs. Lucille—54, 76 (24-C) Jenson, William Shubert—75 (103-C) Jewell. Clifford J.-37, 73 (300 B) Jodts, Victor—78 (206-B) Johns, Dorothy—76 (311-A) Johnson, Beatrice Jane—77 (205-B) Johnson, Betty Lou—74 (205-D) Johnson. Carl Dean—73 (207-C) Johnson, Darrell Eugene—74 (304-B) Johnson, Miss Hazel K.—20 Johnson, Hazel Marie—80 (205-A) Johnson, Miss Helen Aileen—24, 16(2), 43 Johnson, Judith Lee—56 Johnson, L. Lynn—79 (200-A) Johnson, Martha Ann-4, 37, 42(2), 43(2), 45, 46, 47, 48, 80 ( 305-D), 82. 84(2) Johnson, Mary Elizabeth—51, 72 (312-D) Johnson, Mrs.—9 Johnson, Robert Glen—74 ( 304-B), 82, 83, 92 Johnson, Robert Lonney—72 (312-D) Johnson, Roy Wayne—78 (206-A) Johnson, Virginia Lee—56, 76 (311-A) 106 Johnson, Wanda Lee—56, 76 (31 LA) Johnson. Warren E.-27, 75 (302-C) Johnson, Wilmouth—53, 56, 75 (103-C) Johnsion, Richard Lee—76 (207-D) Jones, Betty Marlene—79 (202-A) Jones, Bill—62 Jones, Donna J,—74 (205-D) Jones. Janice Ann—57, 74 (205-D) Jones. Jerry Lee—78 (201-A) Jones, Kathleen Marie—57, 74 (205-D) Jones, Kathryn Arene—76 (311-A) Jones, Marlena Faye—76 (311-A) Jones, Morris Lee-62, 78 (206 A), 82. 83. 92 Jordan, Robert-37, 45, 49, 74 (305-C) Julian. Richard C.—4, 27, 61, 75 (302-C) K Kacklev. Carol Ann—57, 76 (311-A) Kaler. Mary Lou-37, 55. 74 (31 I B) Karner. Geraldine Ann—76 (24-C) Karner, Margaret Jean—80 (205-A) Karner, Theresa Anita—27, 73 (300-B) Kauffman. Bill-37, 34. 74 (305-C),85, 89. 93 Keck, Larry Lee-76 (311 A) Kellenberg, Mrs. Bonnie—20, 55 Kelly, Donald Alvin—76 (311-A) Kemmerer, Larry—76 (207-D) Kendall. Larry—79 (101-D) Kendall, Wilfa Lorraine—72 (208-B) Kennedy, Harold—75 (103-C) Kennicutt, Roger Thomas—78 (201-A) Kepner, Nancee—46, 53, 84(3) Kettner, Camilla Jane—37, 56, 75 (302-C) Kev, Kathleen—44, 51, 57, 80 (200-D) Kidwcli, James-79 (101 D) Kilgore, Howard—76 (311-A) Kincadc, Donna Lou—74 (304-B) King. Mr. Ben L—20. 79 (200-A). 80 ( 200 D) King. Kay Phoebe—53, 76 (24-C) King, Mrs. Lucille—52 Kinnaman, Deloris Monett—37, 74 (31 I B) Kirkham, James-72 (201 D), 93 Kirkpatrick, Arthur—72 (208-B) Klaus, Jerrv Wayne—73 (303-B) Klein. Judy-37, 46, 56. 73 (300 B) Klopfenstine, Carl Allen—72 (201-C) Klubek. Michael-78 (201-A) Knapheide, Marilyn Carole—39, 57, 72 (201-C) Knaus, Dahl-37,'49, 77 (312-C), 89 Koehly, Delois-39, 75 (205-C) Koenig, Eugene-74 ( 304-B) Kreeger. Barbara—57, 75 (103-C) Kreek. Mrs. Dorothy K.—52 Krohm. Dorothy-37, 46, 48. 53, 57, 79 (205-C) Krout, James—72 (312-D) Kruse, Larry—80 (200-D) Kuder, Ollie Jack-77 (303-A) L Lackey, Ronnie—72 (201-C) LaGrecc, Miss Darlvne-18 Lamb, Earl-73 (207-C) Lane. Jacklyn 0.-37, 46, 48. 57, 60, 80 (305-D),84. Langton, Judy Pearl-56, 77 (205-B) LaQuet, Richard Lee—78 (201-A) Largent, Linda Sue—57, 80 (200-D) Larson, Julia Lee-56, 72 (201-C) Larson, Lillian—17 Laswcll. Donna Deloe— 33, 61 Laughlin, Mr. J. Lvman-5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14. 15(2), 16, 36 Laughlin, Mrs.—15 Laughlin. John—74 ( 304-B) Lawson, Ruth Ann—77 ( 205-B) Lawton, Patricia Ann—78 (206-B) Leach, Mrs.—9 Leach, William-43, 45, 72 (201-C) Lee, Billy Wayne-79 (101-D) Lee, Mrs.—9 Lee, Patricia Ann—43, 57, 74 (205-D) Lehrack, Jan-57, 73 (303-B) Leighter, Dixie Lee—80 (205-A) Lcighter, Gordan Ray—37, 60, 77 (312-C) Leighter, Nancy Sue—76 (311-A) Lentz, Johnny—78 (201-A) Lester, Keith Wayne—78 (201-A) Lctterman, Judy Ann—56, 80 (205-A) Lewis, Charles Donald—79 (101-D) Lewis, Jerry Lee—76 (311-A) Lewis, Judy Kay—56, 77 (303-A) Lewis, Katherine Elizabeth—76 (311-A) Lewis, Mabel Ray—74 (305-C) Lewis, Norma—56, 77 (101-B) Lewis, Norma Jean—56, 72 (201-C) Lewis, Wesley Frank—79 (101-D) Lile, Janis Marie—75 (103-C) Lile, Judy Jean-39, 53, 80 (305-D) Liles, Bonnie—75 (103-C) Liles. Darrell Wayne-73 (207-C) Liles, Gloria Jane—73 (207-C) Liles, Peggy-27, 60, 74 (31 I B) Liley, Amelia Jane—77 (101-B) Lingenfelter. Doris Darlene—37, 73 (300-B) Lingle, Janice Kay-56. 57, 72 (201-C) Lintncr. Edmond Earl—62, 75 (103-C) Lipari, Lena Margaret—43, 52, 78 (206-B) Lipari. Patricia Ann—79 (202-D) Lipari, Samuel-78 (206 A), 82, 83, 92 Lochman, William Charles—84(2) Lockhart, Mary Joyce—56, 78 (206-B) Loehning, Sharon June—74 ( 304-B) Loftis, Luther Jack—76 (311-A) Loftis, Virginia—39, 80 (305-D) Long, Lowell Craig—79 (202-A) Loulos, Theodore—73 (303-B) Lowder, Jesse Leon—73 (207-C) Lowdcrman. Elaine-37, 46. 48, 77 (312-C) Lowe, Mrs.—9 Lowe, Norma-4, 37, 46(2), 46, 47, 48, 55(2), 57. 60, 75 ( 302-C) Lowry, Linda Lea—74 (205-D) Lubeck, Pauline—33 Lucas, Sandra Jean—80 (205-A) Lutes. Kenneth-79 (202 A) Luther, James Cameron—74 (304-B) Lvday, Larry Lee—77 (205-B) Lvnn, Bill-27, 62(2), 64, 73 (23-A) Lvnn, Virgie Lou-37, 57, 77 (312-C), 99, 100, 101 Lynn, Wifiiam-72 (201-C) Lyons, Malissa Jane—37 M Mackey. Vica-78 ( 301-D) Maddcra, Oleta—17 Mallory, Rusleen—17 Malnorv, Cecil H—79 (202 A) Malnory, Milton—73 (303-B) Maness. Carla Dianne—45(2), 79 ( 200-A) Maness. Peggy Joyce-50. 56. 72 (312 D), 84(2), 99 Manion, Roger William—77 (303-A) Mansell. Jamcs-79 (202-A) Mansell. Sue Carol-75 (103-C) Margargee, Myrna Rac—37, 61 Marquardt, Judith Ann—57, 79 (202-D) Marshall, Barbara JoAnn—39, 74 (31 I B) Marshall, Donna Marie-50, 56. 62, 72 (312 D), 99(2) Marshall, Kenneth—74 ( 304-B) Martin, Barbara Ellen—75 (103-C) Martin, Mary Kay—74 (205-D) Martin, Nancy Ruth—61, 39 Martin, Robert—73 (303-B) Martin, Shirley—79 (202 D) Martin, Sue Ann—39, 80 (305 I)) Matson, Laura Jean—37, 56, 74 (311-B) Maupin, Dinah Sue—74 (205-D) Mawby, Frank Raymond-78 (206-A) May, Dennis Lee—78 (206-B) May, Eleanor Louise—79 (200-A) May, Evelyn Ann—43, 57, 66(2), 73 (23-A) Maybell. Gary Wayne—75 (103-C), 82, 83, 92 Maycock, Shirley Ann-57, 76 (311 A) McAdams, Betty—50, 78 (206-A) McArthur, Mr. John—20, 50(2), 51 McClain, Claude-28, 72 (208-B) McClain. Paul David—62, 79 (202-A) McClary, Jerry-39, 74 (31 I B) McCulloch, Sherry Ann-80 (205-A) McDonough, Herbert—28, 75 (302-C) McEnroe, Larry Dean—78 (301-D) McGowan, Lucia Sandra-78 (206-A) McGuire, Calvin—77 (205-B) Mclndoo, John Phillip—78 (301-D) McMann, Mrs. Mary-4, 20, 46. 47, 77 (303-A) McN’ccly, Josephine Elaine 76 (311 A) McNurlin, William Nelson—79 (101-D) McReynolds, James—72 (201-C) McSparren, Craig W.—62, 79 (202-A) Mercer, James Francis—28, 75 (103-C) Merriott, Carl—33 Merriott, Elsie—72 (208-B) Merriott, James M.—79 (202-A) Meyer, Eugene—79 (202-A) Michael. Roberta Marie—39, 55, 75 (205-C) Middleton, Lou Ann—37, 56, 77 (101-B) Middleton, Marilyn Sue—56, 77 (205-B) Miller, Beverly June—72 (208-B) Miller, Charles Richard—28, 75 (302-C) Miller, James M,—72 (201-C) Miller, Jo Ann-39, 76 (311-A) Miller, Miss L. Hortense—45, 78 (206-B) Miller, Linda Lea-57, 77 (205-B) Miller, Mrs.—9 Miller, Roland Gene-4, 28, 47, 54, 74 ( 305C) Miller, Ronald-78 (301 D) Mills, Nancy Eugenia—28, 42, 45, 48, 75 (302-C) Mills, Terry—79 (202-A) Mills, Tommy—79 (202-A) Minor, Dorothy Jean—37, 56, 77 (312-C) Mitchell, Robert-28, 80 (305-D), 82, 83, 92(2) Mitchell, Judy Ann—80 (205-A) Mitchell, Zola—17 Mitchener, James—72 (312-D) Moody, Barbara Jean—75 (103-C) Moore, Carol Ann—80 (205-A) Moore, Charles—78 (201-A) Moore, Gary—61, 39 Moore, Miss Grace—20, 45 Moore, Richard—37, 77 (312-C) Moore, Ronald Timothy—39, 75 (205-C) Moore, Sarah—17 Morgan, Mrs.—9 Morgan, Sally Ann-52, 57, 75 (103-C) Morris, Mrs. Janet—100 Morrison, Robert Eugene—28, 73 (300-B) Morrow, Janet Louise—77 (101-B) Morton, Terry Lee—29, 61 Mtises. Ellen Louise—53, 56, 66, 67, 73 (23-A), 101 Moses, Merilee—57, 80 (200-D) Mosley, Gary—79 (202-A) Moss, David Allen—62, 72 (312-D) Moss, Florence— 17 Mowry, Martha Marilyn—79 (202-D) Moyer, James Douglas—4, 29, 42, 43, 44, 45(2), 46(2), 47, 49, 51, 64, 74 (305-C), 83, 84(2), 85 Mullins, George Thomas—79 (202 A) Mullins, Jim Harl-77 (312-C) Murry, Elaine Marie-46, 56, 67, 77 ( 303 A), 99(2) Murry, Patricia Mae-37, 53, 56, 67, 77 (312-C), 101 Myers, Donald Norris—29, 75 (302-C) Myers, Donna Sue—43, 57, 79 (202-D) Myers, Eddy Jean—72 (208-B) Mygatt, Victor Ralph—79 (200 A) N Nash, Richard—17 Nelson, Peter—78 (206-A) Newberry, Gayle Lee—79 (101 D) Nicely, James Richard—75 (103-C) Nichol, David Lce-62, 73 (303-B) Nichol, Diane Dee-56, 62, 74 ( 304 B), 99(2) Nickles, Carol Jean—80 ( 200-D) Njegovan, Joy Anita -79 (202-A) Njegovan, Mrs.—9 Norman, Carol Sue-57, 73 (207-C) Norman, JoAnn—57, 72 (208-B) Norris, Edward Louis—33, 74 (311-B) Norris, Leona—37, 74 (311-B) Nyberg, Melvin—74 (311-B) O Oberhelman, Rose Marie—77 (101-B) O’Brian, John Thomas—76 (311-A) O’Dell, Judy Ann-42, 43, 50, 56, 76 (311-A), 98, 99, 101 O’Dell. Sharon-29, 42, 60, 76 (24-C), 85 O’Guin, Harlan, Jr.—76 (311-A) O’Hara, Giula—17 Olingcr, Barbara Ann—48, 77 (303-A) Onka, Elizabeth Ann—37, 46, 57, 80 (305-D) Onka, Joann (Martin)—33 Osborn, Larry Elmore—77 (303-A), 95 Osburn, Penelope June—73 (207-C) Otts, James Thomas—78 (206-B) Overbeck, Mary Ann—74 ( 304-B) Owen, Donald Eugene—33, 49, 60, 62, 74 ( 305-C) Owen. Fern-39, 77 (101-B) Owen, Robert Lee—37, 39, 74 (311-B) Owings, Larry—80 (205-A) P Palmer, Sharon Marie-46, 79 ( 202-D) Parish, Jerry Dean—39, 75 (205-C) Parkes, Kenneth Harold—62 Patton, Dave-39, 60, 77 ( 312-C) Patton, Mrs.—9 Patton, Sue Ann-42, 46, 50(2), 56, 66, 67, 73 (23-A), 98, 99(2), 101 Pavola, Janet Marie—54(2), 57, 73 (303-B) Pearman, Phillip Sherman—62, 76 ( 207-D) Peck, Robert Lynn-22, 29, 75 (302C), 82, 83, 85, 92 Peck, Lynette—46. 57. 72 ( 208 B) Pendergraft, Beverly Suc-44, 79 ( 202-D) Pennigton, Lea Ann—73 (23-A), 66 108 Pennington, Sandee Ozclle—4, 37, 46. 56, 75 ( 302-C) Pennington, Sandra Sue—50, 56, 66. 73 (23 A), 99(2) Peppers, David Lee—75 (103-C) Pevc. William-39, 75 (205-C), 89 Peve, Shaffer Richard—78 (206 B) Pfifer, Barbara Ann—77 (205-A) Phillips, Beverly Ann—42, 46, 47, 50(2), 56, 66, 77 ( 303-A), 98, 99(2) Phillips, Michael David—74 (304 B) Phillips, Ronald Eugene—29, 43, 45, 76 (311 A) Phipps, Charles James—62, 72 (201-C) Pickett, Tommy Gene—80 (205-A) Pierce, Mrs. Bernice—19 Pierce, Joanne Katherine—57, 73 (303-B) Pippenger, Judith Louise—77 (101-B) Pippenger, Marcia Sue—57, 75 (103-C) Pitt, Doris—42, 72 (312-D), 84(2) Pitt, Linda Louise—76 (207-D) Pixler, Kearney Duane—65, 66, 73 (23-A) Place, Janice Joy—39, 74 (311-B) Plumlee. Kay-37, 75 (302-C) Pointer, Nancy Evelyn—79 (202-D) Polfer, Karen Marie—37, 74 (31 I B) Polk, Charles-37, 73 (300 B) Pollard, Anita Lee-78 (206 A) Pollard, Beverly—29, 65 Porter, Judy—77 (101-B) Potts, Jcannic—48, 56, 72 (312 D), 99(2) Pridgen, Carol Sue—37, 77 (312-C) Pritchett, Mrs.—9 Pritchett, Penn—72 (312-D) Pulliam, Larry David—78 (206-A) Purdy, Bruce Morrill—77 (303-A) Pyle, Delores Mae—37, 42, 51, 55, 60, 74 (311 B) Q Qualls. Shirley Ann-39, 75 (103-C) R Ragan, Ann Elaine—79 (200-A) Ragan, Rita Marie—73 (207-C) Ragle, Mr. William F.-20, 82, 83, 90. 92 Rapp. Martha Sue-53, 56. 73 (303 B) Rapp, Shirley Carolyn—48, 53, 56, 75 (103-C) Rardon, Darrel-39, 75 (205-C) Rardon, Marian Esther—79 (202-A) Rathbun. Judith May-56, 73 (303 B) Rathbun, Robert Ruisell-80 (200 D) Rathbun, Vina—17 Ray, Loretta Joy—72 (208-B) Ray, Patricia Pearl—79 (202-D) Reavis, Sharon Faye—56, 77 (303-A) Redford, Jean Carol—72 (208-B) Reed, Jerry-80 (205-A) Reed, Miss Martha F.-20, 77 (205-B) Reed, Raymond—39, 75 (205-C) Rcimal, Donald Bartley—62, 76 (207-D) Reimal, Mrs.—9 Reimer, Richard L—37, 49, 77 (312C) Reneau, Mr. James C.—21, 34 Renfro, Sharon—76 (207-D) Rhodelandcr, Kenneth D.—78 (301-D) Richardson, Phyllis Sue—80 (205-A) Riddle, Bonnie Jean—77 (205-B) Ridenour, Joetta Louise—80 (200-D) Rieger, Pete Bert-74 ( 304 B) Rigg, William Richard—78 (206-B) Riley, Linda Lee—76 (311-A) Riley, Marion-73 (100 B) Riley, Nitha Wynona—78 (206-A) Riley, Verna—17 Ring, Ronnie Allen—39, 67, 80 (23-C), 89 Ring, Sandra Kay—57, 73 (303 B) Ringgold, BuforJ Myron—78 ( 301-D) Risinger, Jerold Orville—72 (312-D) Ritchie, Janis I.avon—29, 42, 60 Rittenhour, Barbara—75 (103-C) Roberts, Carol Sue—73 (207-C) Roberts, David—39 Roberts, Louise Margaret—75 (103-C) Roberts, Mable Marie—78 ( 301-D) Roberts, Olive—17 Roberts, Sharon Nell—74 ( 304-B) Robinett, Wilma—73 (207-C) Robinson, Andrew—37, 77 (312C) Robinson, Carole—38, 56, 77 (312C) Rodgers, Mrs. Maude C.-21, 48(2), 77 (312-C) Rogers, I arrell Gene—78 (206-B) Rogers, Judith Lea—48, 56, 78 (206-A) Rogers, Sara Jo—79 (202-D) Rollins, Edward—17 Roper, Carole Ann—38, 42, 45(2), 48(2), 56, 60, 75 (2050), 84(2), 98, 101 Rose, Jimmie Daniel—72 (208-B) Rose, Johanna Mary—4, 22, 30, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 57, 74 ( 3050. 82,84,85 Rose, Milton Edward—72 (201-C) Rose, Theresa Ruth-48, 52, 56, 78 (206 A) Ross, Sue C.—79 (101 -D) Routh, Doris May—74 (304-B) Rowlett, Nina Sue—38, 73 (300-B) Rozgay, John Michael—72 (208-B) Rozgay, Mary Frances—79 (202-A) Rozier, Mrs. Edna—18 Ruhling, William—46, 72 (312-D) Runyon, Valda—17 Russell, Carl Quentin—78 (206-A) Russell, Charles-33, 43. 73 (300 B), 89 Russell, Gary Donald-62(2), 72 (2010 s Sanford. Dixie Lee—57, 79 (200-A) Sanford, Peggy Sue-57, 72 (208 B), 83, 84(2) Sang, Herbert Allen—21,42, 43(2), 61(2) Sapp, Davie—17 Sawyers, Robert Dean—80 (205-A) Sawyers. Kenneth Robert—30, 72 (208-B) Schafer, Barbara Jo—30, 42, 56, 60, 74 ( 311-B) Schneider, Miss Doranna—17 Schneller, Francis—78 (206-B) Schneller, Peter James Michael—39, 60, 73 ( 300-B) Schuerger, Ann-38, 55, 60, 80 (305-D) Schuergcr, June—56, 77 (101-B) Schweers, Jackie—4, 30, 46, 47, 51, 56, 73 ( 300-B) Sciolaro, Genevieve— 30, 42, 60 74(311-B) Scott, Richard Reese—62, 78 (201-A) Scott, Sue Carolyn—72 (208-B) Scovill Delons-30, 51, 55. 60, 77 (101 B) Seaman. Shcilah Sue—73 (207-C) Seat, Jacqueline—4, 38, 46, 47, 80 ( 305-D) Sebolt, Nancv Jane-4. 38, 46, 60, 77 (312C), 101 Shafer, Nancy Jane-42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 53, 56, 72 (208 B), 98, 101 Shaffer, Sharon—74 (311-B) Shalton, Lonnie Joe—72 (201-C) Sharon, Earl Eldon—77 (205 B) Shaw, Carol June-4, 30, 42, 45, 47(2), 48, 56, 60, 75 (302-C), 98 Sheaffer, Nancy Lorene—73 (207-C) 109 Sheldon. Carole-72 (208-B) Shelton, Harlan Joe—76 (311 A) Sheridan. Duane Arthur—38, 80 (305 -D) Sheridan. Patricia Ann—77 (101-B) Sheridan, Resil—79 (101-D) Sherinan, Sharon Lee—4. 30, 42, 46, 47, 75 (205-C) Shields, Janice Ann—80 (200-D) Shields, Joyce Mae—78 (301 D) Shilev, Clarence—62 Short, Carol-42, 43, 56, 78 (206 A) Short, Veda Doriscell—79 (202 A) Shriver, Barbara Joyce—57, 72 (208-B) Shubkagcl, Charles—79 (101-D) Sims, Dixie Emmagene—76 (311-A) Sisk, Judith Ann—78 (301-D) Siankard, William—78 (206-B) Slayton, Sandra Ruth—42, 43, 57, 76 (207-D) Smith. Bruce Leroy—62, 78 (206 A) Smith, Carol Frances—76 (24-C) Smith, David Ernest—80 (205-A) Smith, Deanna Lee—78 (206-C) Smith, Deanna Ruth—38, 54 Smith, Dolores Jean—38, 46, 48, 60, 75 (302-C) Smith, Frederick Paul—79 (101-D) Smith, Gary Leroy—62, 73 (303-B) Smith, Glenda Carol—76 (311-A) Smith, Judith Joyce—75 (103-C) Smith, Laerence Eugene—80 (200-D) Smith, Lois-30, 77(101 B) Smith, Mrs.—9 Smith, Stephen Paul—78 ( 301-D) Smith, William Loren—77 (303-A) Smothers, Ray Robert—74 (304-B) Snelling, Larry—76 (311-A) Snider. Robert Charles—38, 77 (312-C) Soapes, Mrs. Cleo—21, 77 (101-B) Souder, Wanda Lee—80 (205 A) Spangler, Cvnthia Ann—4, 34, 38, 42(3), 43(2), 44, 46(3), 47, 48, 60, 85, 77 (101-B) Sparks. Jess—76 (311-A) Spence, Lehman, Jr.—76 (207-D) Spencer, Janice-39, 77 (101 B) Spencer, Rosalie C,—39, 74 (311-B) Spencer, Theodore, Jr.—31, 61 Spooner, William Edward—76 (311-A) Spooner, Wilma Lou—75 (103-C) Sportsman, Patrick Earl—15, 31, 42(3), 43(2), 44. 45, 46, 47. 49, 51, 74 (311-B), 84(2) Sportsman, Mr.—15 Sportsman. Mrs.—15 Stackhouse, Charles R. 79 (200-A) Stamfel, Leonard Francis-75 (103-C) Stanley, Joseph Vergle—73 (303-B) Stansburv, Lillian—17 Staufer, Paula-38, 42. 45(2), 46, 48, 52, 64, 77(312-C), 84 Steams, Judith Ann—51, 57, 80 (200-D) Steel, John Wesley—76 ( 207-D) Steenrod, Roger William—77 (303-A) Steiner, Mary Madeline—79 (202-D) Steintnyer. Linda Anne-50, 56, 73 (303 B), 99(2) Sterling, Patricia Ann—80 (205-A) Stevens, Marilyn Kay—56, 76 ( 207-D) Stewart, Margaret—74 (311-B) Stidham, Mickey Dawn—80 (205-A) Stinnett, Kellv-43, 80 (205 A) Stinnett. Pat-4, 31. 46. 47, 75 (103-C) Stinnett, Roger—72 (208-B) Stockinger, Joyce-38, 43, 73 (300-B) Stockton, Kathryn Jean—56, 74 ( 304-B) Stockwood, Randy-38, 75 (2050 Stoker, Barbara Jane—76 (24-C) Stoppelmoor, Karen Charlene—38, 75 (205-C) Story, Elizabeth Ann—76(207 D) Story, Ruth Ann—76 (311-A) Strauch, Sandra Sue—56. 79 (202 A) Stuart, LaDonna Lee—73 (207-C) Stumloll, Betty Lou—79 (202-A) Stut cr, John Fredrick—76 (311-A) Sugg, Thomas Campbell—62(2), 72 (201 C) Sullivan, Betty Jo—75 (103-C) Sullivan, Diana Sue—76 (311-A) Sullivan, George-34, 38, 49. 62. 75 (302 C), 85 Sullivan, Michael Edward—75 (103-C) Summers, Rolan Keith—77 (303-A) Surface, John Eugene—75 (103-C) Swanson, Franklin—76 (207-D) Swift, Anna Kaye—31, 61 Swift, Billy Kenneth-31, 73 (300 B) Swift, William Howard—79 (101-D) T Tally, James Herman—84(2) Tally, Joseph Edward—80 (205-A) Tann, James Dale-76 (207 D) Taylor, Patricia Gayle-38. 43(2), 45. 56, 77 (312C) Taylor, Robert Murray—39, 73 (300-B) Teller, Louise Marie—79 (202-D) Teller, Mrs.—9 Temple, John Manuel—80 (200-D) Templeton, Howard Eugene—66, 67, 80 (23-D) Terhune, Patricia Ann—31,46, 47, 75 (205-C) Thieme, Ernest Martin—80 (200-D) Thomas, Helen Lucille—76 (311-A) Thomas, Mary Margaret—51, 57, 80 (200-D) Thomas, Willeta—61 Thompson, Deanna Kay—79 ( 202-D) Thompson, Jackie—38, 74 ( 305-C) Thompson, Loretta Fay—56, 80 (205-A) Thurman, Jess William—76 (207-D) Titus, Gerald—64, 84(3) Tolliver, Donald Dean—31, 49(2), 51. 60, 74 (305-C) Tolliver, Maurice—31, 54. 74 (305-C) Topi, Steve Edward—80 (205-A) Tormena. Marjorie—38, 46. 48, 56, 80 (305 D) Tottv, William Paul—76 (311-A) Towslev, Sharon Gayle—57, 72 (208 B) Trail, Charles Edwin—62, 77 ( 303 A) Travers, Leroy Oliver—78 (206-B) Troutwine, Virgil Clifford—80 (205 A) Trussell, Marjorie—72 (208-B) Trussell, Roy-32, 74(311 A) Tucker, James—38, 42. 49. 51.74 (31 I B) Turner, Tommy Joe—76 (207-D) Twvman, Richard Kent—77 (303-A), 82, 83, 92, 95 U llsnick, Marion Marjorie—73 (303-B) V Vader, Rosalie Ann—73 (303 B) Vajda. Steven Edward-76 ( 207-D) V'ance, Arlene—79 (202-A) Vance. Mrs. Edna—17 V'aughn, Charles—39, 76 (24 C) Vaughn, Kenneth R.—32, 73 (300-B) Vaughn, Melba Frances—78 (206 A) V’aughn, Sharon—73 (207-C) Velvin, Jean Dale—43, 73 (303-B) 110 Vickery, Kenneth Wayne-80 (200 1)) Viles, Mrs. Helen-21,80 ( 305 1� Vinyard, Patricia—57, 79 (101 1)) Vogeler, Sharan Kaye—79 (202 I)) W Wacaser, Robert—80 (200-D) Wade, Donna Lee-79 (202 D) Wagenknecht, Arlene—77 (101 B) Wagner, Jo Ellen-43, 54. 57, 73 (207-C) Wagner, Linda Ann-56, 76 (311 A), 99(2) Wagner, Ronald Eugene—78 (206-A) Wakefield, Glenda C'.av—73 (207-C) Walby, Carol Joyce-38, 56, 74 (31 I B), 99(2), 101 Wales, Donald Wayne—78 (206-A) Walker, Albert Joseph—79 (200-A) Walker, Clinton—76 (207-D) Walker, Mary Alice—74 (205-D) Walker, Sharon Sue—62, 79 (200-A) Wallace, Gloria Sue—38, 77 (312-C) Wallace. William Joseph-78 (301-D) Walter, John Douglas—62 Walters, Lurine—17 Warmington, Deloris Ann—57, 76 (207-D) Warmington, Doris A.—79 (202-D) Warren, Phvllis Jean—79 (200-A) Wasson, Mr. Nevin E.-21,24. 28, 42, 60(3), 78 ( 206 A) Watson, John William—80 (200-D) Watson, Wanda Joyce—46, 53, 56, 75 (103-C) Weakley, Janice—32, 51, 60, 74 (31 I B) Weatherford, Charlotte—56, 76 (24-C) Weaverling, Linda Cavle—80 (200-D) Webb. Leona Mae-38, 55, 56, 77 (312-C) Weber, William Raymond—74 (304-B), 93 Weeks, David-73 (207-C) Weeks, Lois Andromeda—32 Welch, Laneita Earline—57, 76 (311-A) Wells, Mrs. Jewell L,—17 Welsh, Barbara Jane—32, 61 Welsh, James Richard—32, 73 (300-B), 89 Welsh. Marjorie Lou—44, 56, 79 (101-D) Werner, Peter Richard—62, 73 (303-B) Wessner, Donna Jean—78 (301-D) Wessner, Harry—32, 74 (305-C) West, Charles Harmon—80 (200-D) Weston, Barry Owen—62, 76 ( 207-D) Westwood, Connie—32, 76 (24-C), 85 Whetstone. Patricia Jane—56, 79 (202-A) Whipple, Charles Edward—62, 79 (202-A) Whipple, James Stanley—45, 73 (303-B), 82, 83, 92 Whipple, Marcia-38, 48, 53. 60, 77 (312-C) Whisler, Judvth Grace—77 (303-A) Whisler, Oran Eugene—32, 75 (103-C) Whisler. Sally Jo-38, 55. 80 (305 D) White, Beverly Alice—74 ( 304-B) White, Dean-38, 73 (30 B) White, Edgar—17 White, Richard A.—76 (311-A), 89 White, Robert Clay—80 (205-A) White, Stanley-39. 75 (302-C) Whiteford, Miss Margaret—18 Whitehead, Mr. Louis N,—21 Whitteck, Mary Ellen—75 (103-C) Whitworth, Leroy—80 (205-A) Whitworth, Linda Lee—76 (207-D) Whitworth, Naomi Hazel—78 (301-D) Wickman, Anna Marie—77 (101 -B) Wickinan, Robert Lee—80 (200 D) Wigham, Bonnie Jo—55, 56, 66, 73 (23-A) Wilkinson, Delvin Lee—43, 80 ( 200-D) Wilkinson, Janette—78 ( 301-D) Wilkinson, Ronald Tilford—79 (101-D) Williams, Bonnie Jean—76 (24-C) Williams, Janis Laverne—73 (303-B) Williams, Jerry Richard—80 (205-A) Williams, Judith Marie—43, 78 (201-A) Williams, Mary—72 (312-D) Williams, Robert Claire—62, 79 (202-A) Williamson, Karilyn Ellen—57, 74 (205-D) Willis, Sylvia-32,' 42(2), 43, 44, 46, 48. 62. 80 (305 D) Willis. W. C.-80 (205-A) Wilson, Audra Lee-38, 75 (205C) Wilson, John—17 Wilson, Juanita Kathryn Ann—76 (311-A) Wilson, Norma Irene—57, 80 (200-D) Wilson, Robert—39 Wilson, Sandra Jean—54, 56 Wilson, Steve—33 Wine, Gail Ann-56, 77 (101-B) Wisniewski, Cecelia Ann—76 (207-D) Woodell, Robert Earl-76 (207 D) Woodell, Wanda Mae-38, 55, 60 Woods, Jonnic Martin—79 (202-D) Woods, Marilee—76 (24-C) Woods, Michael Joseph—78 (206-A) Woolery, Janice Elaine—76 (24-C) Worden, Robert Anson—80 (200-D) Worley, Jerry Doyle-79 (202-D) Workman, Mrs. Geraldine—21, 45, 74(205-D), 80(205-A) Wray, Patsy Ann-38, 74 (31 I B) Wright, Albert Rodger—38. 73 (300-B) Wyatt. Billie Ann-57, 76 (311-A) Wvatt, John—73 (207C) Wyatt, Judith Kav-42, 50, 56. 60, 77 (303-A) Wylie, Bertha—17 Y Yancev, Johnnv Walter—62, 75 (103C) Yocum, Doris Ann-53, 56, 74 (31 I B) Young, Charles Richard—76 (207-D) Young, Judith Ann—56, 75 (103-C) Young, Naomi Ruth—38, 73 (300-B) Z Zirkle, Mr. Larry—84 Zimmerman. David—38, 60, 73 ( 300-B) Zorich, John Michael—74 (205-D) Zornes, John—77 (303-A) 111 112