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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

THE FALCON 1957 This is OUR school. It is more than a beautiful and modern structure of classrooms. It is OUR students who put life into this building; it is OUR teachers who pass on knowledge, acquired during their years of study, to these students; it is OUR admin- istration who coordinates the activities of both students and faculty into a smooth functioning high school. But above all these material ingredients is OUR intangible spirit of pride and school loyalty that touches with invisible fingers each one who enters our portal. We assume OUR responsibility to build traditions which shall be guideposts for those who will follow in OUR footsteps. We hope this edition of the 1957 Falcon will pro- vide you with many happy memories of this year of OUR life at Van Horn High School and will be both an inspiration and a challenge to strive always toward higher goals. 3 CONTENTS OUR ADMINISTRATION Mr. Griffith Faculty Staff OUR CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Subfreshmen OUR SPORTS Boys’ Sports Girls' Sports OUR ORGANIZATION Student Government Societies Departmental Clubs School Features OUR ADMINISTRATION OUR PROBLEMS ARE THEIRS Van Horn students are guided, supervised, and improved through the efforts of the administrators. They are confronted with, and solve many problems in order to main- tain a smooth functioning high school. They arc the liaison between students and faculty. Mr. Madison Griffith came to Van Horn this year as Principal. Throughout the year he has been here he has shown a deep interest and understanding of every phase of school life, and thus has gained the admiration and respect of both the students and his co-workers. Mr. Edgar Curtis, our vice-principal has helped to guide our discipline through firmness, kindness, and understanding. Miss Helen Johnson, our counselor, has assisted students by helping them to better under- stand their personal problems, their abilities, aptitudes, and interests. Our faculty has worked hard to teach us those elements of service, scholarship, leader- ship, and character traits which will help make us successful and happy citizens. Besides regular classes each day, they sponsored clubs, societies, various other organizations, helped us with the school publications, activities and presentations. They emphasized that each student should assume a personal responsibility to help make this school func- tion smoothly and democratically. Mr. J. L. Laughlin presents our new principal, Mr. Madison Griffith. Mr. Edgar Curtis, vice-principal, is responsi- ble for students’ good citizenship as well as planning curriculum. 9 OUR LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Burg, Mrs. Janet Booth, Mrs. Roxicr, Miss Darlyn LaGrecc. Miss Margaret Whiteford. 10 Mr. Harold A. Fredcen, cngi- Koh one: E. F. Compton, Alvin Hitchcock, Davie Sapp. Harry l.owton, Fred Gant, ncer-custodian, and his staff arc Richard Nash. Edgar White, John Heselton, Walter Daniel, responsible for the maintenance of Van Horn High School. Always ready with a pleasant smile and plenty of good food is the cafeteria staff. Row one: Irene Burgess, Rusleen Mallory, Zola Mitchell, Laurenc Walters. Zeta Guffey. Lillian 1 arson, Olive Roberts, Mercia Jackson, Valda Runyon. Row two: Bertha Mylic, Oleta Maddera, Giula O'Hara, Neva Fieney, Verna Riley, Edna Vance, Lillian Stansbury, Sarah Moore, Floren Moss, Lucile Carlisle. 11 OUR FACULTY Mi� � Mary Baxter Mr. Myron Beebe Mr. Richard F. Barnett Mr� . Mary Jane Berger it� Mr. Jeff Bourn� Mi� � Clare Bradley Mr. Bernard Brightwell Mr. Charles Cawlfield Mi� s Nanabel Casiell 12 A e' Mr. William F. Chapman Mr. Melvin G. Coleman Mis Willella Curnutt Mr. William DeHardt Mr. Emil Cross Jr. Mr. Gene Dexter Mr. Robert Fit'.gcrel Mrs. Barbara Jean Manley Mr. Theodore D. Frcidcll Mrs. l.ucillc Hensley Miss Fdith J. («rasslcy M rs. Ha el Hopkins Mr. John McArthur Mrs. Janet Morris Mrs. Bernice Pierce Mr. William F. Ragle Jr. Mrs. Ruth Miller Miss Martha F. Reed Mr. James C. Reneau Mr. Randolph Smith Mrs. Maude C. Rodgers Mrs. Clco Soapes 15 Mr. Herbert Sang Mr. Joseph Thompson Mr . Helen Vile Mr . Geraldine Workman Mr. Nevin E. Wason Teacher enjoy lunch in the school cafeteria. Faculty members relax at P.T.A. tea. 16 PARENTS WORK BEHIND SCENES Parents and teachers enjoy P.T.A. tea Under the leadership of Mrs. J. W. Johnson our P.T.A. increased not only its membership but also its number of activities. The membership of 659 is an increase of 175 over last year. This year the P.T.A. sponsored the safety meetings of the county, state, and city of Independence and was promised traffic improve- ments on the corners of Truman, Arlington, and Winner roads. Mrs, N. U. Gray, Mrs. Jennings Johnson, Mrs. L. B. Firkins, Mrs. W. J. Lee, Mrs. Dan Fults, Mrs. John Clemens, Mrs. M. S. Adkins, Mrs. Mike Njegovan. 17 OUR CLASSES SENIORS To face the future in readiness for what may be ahead and to benefit from experiences which they shared have been the aim of the graduating class of 1957. OUR seniors received their first glimpse of the adult responsibilities awaiting them through participation in such activities as Business Education Day, College Day, Student City Hall Day, and through other various school functions. They are looking forward to a time when they will be recognized as adults. With faith in their own ability, OUR seniors are now ready to step into the world. OUR seniors will remember their classmates with whom they have worked and shared years of experience. They will remember class preparations, study hours—early and late— and, of course, grades. The early morning gab” sessions in the student lounge, mad dashes to the cafeteria, and each thrilling moment of athletic events will never be for- gotten. The special events will be the first to come to mind: the eager anticipation of opening nights, the joys and disappointments of lit night”, and the Prom, which has a special place in everyone's memory. Then came the last big events, baccalaureate ser- vices and finally—graduation! OUR seniors have taken their final step into the adult world. Ronald Brock us, sergeant at arms; Bill Kauffmann, tier presi- dent; George Sullivan, president; Carrah Hendrix, secretary; Nor- man Benton, treasurer. 19 JOHN ADLARD: Sigma Tau treasurer; C.O.E.; Latin Club president. NANCY RUTH ALLEN: Concert Choir; Kappa secretary; F.H.A. secretary, vice president; Courtesy Committee. JULIE BAKER: Julie, who lists swimming and reading as her favorite activities, is planning to at- tend college after graduation at cither K.U. or M.U. BRENDA BALES: Pioneer; Falcon; Latin Club vice president; Kappa initiator. RONALD BATCHELOR: Junior Class vice presi- dent; Student Council; Sigma Tau sergeant at arms; Concert Choir president; Boys Quartet; Boys Glee Club; All City Student Council; Red Cross Commit- tee. JUDY MARIE BAUER: C.O.E.; typist at Sears, Roebuck and Company. W. B. BARNES: Student Council president; Junior Class president; Pioneer; Falcon; Sigma Tau sergeant at arms; Moments to Remember; Football; Track; Basketball; Hi Y; Vantasia; Senior Ballot. MARCIA BARRETT: Art Club president, treasurer; Student Council; Courtesy Committee. NORMAN BENSON: Sigma Tau; Junior Class treasurer; Senior Class treasurer; Student Council; Vantasia; Moments to Remember. PHILIP BLACKMORE: C.O.E. SYLVIA MARGARET BORLAND: Pep Club; Latin Club; 100 Girls Club. RONALD BROCKUS: Sigma Tau; Vantasia; Pio- neer; Senior Class sergeant at arms; Football. RALPH BUCHANNAN:One Foot In Heavcn;Van- tasia; Moments to Remember; Sigma Tau; Track; Senior Ballot. BOBBY BULLARD: Concert Choir; Boys Quartet; Mixed Quartet; The Emperor's Clothes. LINDA BURSON: Girls Choir; Pep Club; Vantasia. CAROLYN ANN CAMERLINCK: Carol has a most unique hobby, that of collecting stuffed ani- mals. She plans to be a stenographer. BOB CANTRELL: C.O.E. president. DEANNA CARY: Falcon assistant editor; Pioneer; Art Club secretary, reporter; Pep Club. DUANE PALMER CHANCELLOR: Track; Sigma Tau parliamentarian. JANICE CHAPIN: Kappa vice president; Pep Club; Girls Choir; Girls Sextet; Mixed Quartet; Junior Red Cross president; Student Council chaplain; Junior Class secretary; One Foot In Heaven; Vantasia; Moments to Remember; Falcon; Pioneer; Courtesy Committee; Senior Ballot; 100 Girls Club. BARBARA CHRISTOPHER: Girls Choir; Concert Choir; The Emperor’s Clothes; Sea Maids. GEORGE CLARK: Sigma Tau; Safety Committee; Engineer's Club; Chess Club. KAREN COLE: Sea Maids president; Band secretary; Student Council reporter; Vantasia; Kappa. LAWRENCE LEE COOK: Football co-captain; Senior Gift Committee; Concert Choir; The Em- peror’s Clothes; Senior Ballot. NANCY COOK: Pioneer; F.H.A.; C.O.E. THOMAS EUGENE COX: Concert Choir; The Emperor’s Clothes. DONNA ELAINE CURRY: Courtesy Committee; Kappa; F.H.A.; Concert Choir; Pioneer, first page editor. RONNIE EARL DAVIS: Football; Vantasia. BARBARA JUNE DOBBINS: Girls Glee Club; Pep Club. CURTIS WILSON DODD: Sigma Tau treasurer, chaplain; Spanish Club treasurer, sergeant at arms; Engineer’s Club president; Senior Ballot. GLORIA JANE DOUGHERTY: Girls Choir; Sex- tet; Vantasia. KAREN SUE DRENNON: Pep Club; Art Club re- porter; Moments to Remember; Vantasia; Pioneer. SANDRA SUE ELLIOTT: Hockey Sports Day; Volleyball Spores Day; Pep Club; Kappa. MARY JUDITH EUBANKS: Pep Club; Girls Glee Club; Courtesy Committee. GREG FARMER: Football; Sigma Tau parliamen- tarian. RICHARD MICHAEL FOSTICH: Mike, whose hobby is hot-rods, is planning a career in the Navy BARBARA RUTH FRAZEL: C.O.E. secretary. MAVA FUHR: Student Council; Safety Committee, chairman; Senior Ballot. HERB FULTS: Band; Orchestra; All City Band and Orchestra; Vantasia; Sigma Tau. JUDEE KAROL GARD: Moments to Remember; Vantasia; Pep Club; Art Club president, vice presi- dent, secretary-treasurer; Senior Ballot. HOWARD GEORGE: Football; Basketball; Concert Choir treasurer; Senior Ballot. ROBERT GIPPNER: C.O.E. JUDY LEE GOODMAN: Pep Club; Vantasia. JULIA ANNA GO 1 1 MAN: Art Club; Pioneer art editor. EDWARD STEWART GUFFEY: Band president; Track; Vantasia; Senior Ballot. JUANITA JO HANAWAY: C.O.E. treasurer. ROBERT HENDERSON: Football; Track. BEVERLY JEAN HICKS: Band drum majorette, student director; Concert Choir; Falcon; Pioneer ac- countant; Y-Teen; Pep Club; F.H.A. reporter; Mo- ments to Remember; Vantasia. CARRAH ANN HENDRIX: Girls Trio; Girls Sex- tet; Vantasia; Pep Club; Kappa chaplain; Spanish Club president; Girls Choir; Senior Class secretary; Courtesy Committee; Senior Ballot; D.A.R. Citizen- ship Award. JACK HANES: Football; Vantasia; Track. RICHARD HALE: After working with the Student Council, Richard is still planning to be a forest ranger. NANEL HARDIE: Vantasia; The Emperor’s Clothes; Concrt Choir; Art Club; Pep Club; Latin Club; Pioneer; Courtesy Committee; Girls Quartet; Falcon; Mixed Quartet; Girls Trio. NANCY JO HARLIN: Pep Club; Spanish Club; Senior Cap, Gown, and Ring Committee; Kappa; Senior Gift Committee; Pioneer business manager; Courtesy Committee. GLORIA ANN HILL: Falcon; Kappa; Spanish Club treasurer; Pep Club; Senior Ballot. GERALD R. ISENHOWER: Football manager; Track; Art Club; Falcon business manager; Model Home Contest; Senior Ballot. JUDY JACKSON: Pep Club; Kappa; Courtesy Committee; Senior Ballot. JERRY JEFFRIES: Football manager; Jerry is plan- ning a career in the Marine Corps. CLIFFORD LEROY JEWELL: Football; Track. MARTHA ANN JOHNSON: Kappa parliamen- tarian; Student Council; Safety Committee; One Foot In Heaven; Latin Club president; Pioneer; Falcon. ROBERT EDWARD JORDAN: Football; Sigma Tau sergeant at arms. MARY LOU KALER: Girls Choir and a hobby of tennis give Mary a lot of pleasure. WILLIAM MARTIN KAUFFMANN: Sigma Tau; Junior Class sergeant at arms; Senior Class vice presi- dent; Student Council treasurer; Football co-captain; Basketball; Track. NANCEE KEPNER: Pep Club president; Spanish Club; One Foot In Heaven; Kappa; Vantasia; Pio- neer; Senior Ballot. CAMILLA JANE KETTNER: Girls Choir; Pep Club. DELORES MONETTE KINNAMAN: C.O.E.; Girls Glee Club; Student Council. JUDY KLEIN: Pep Club; Pioneer; Falcon; Vantasia; Girls Glee Club. DAHL KNAUS: Football; Track; Sigma Tau; Stu- dent Council. DOROTHY IRENE KROHM: Pep Club; Kappa; F.H.A. parliamentarian; Senior Ballot; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. DE LOIS KOEHLY: Girls Choir; De Lois collects old coins. JACKIE LANE: Kappa; Pep Club; One Foot In Heaven student director; Pioneer. GORDON RAY LEIGHTER: Track; Ray is am- bitious to be a machinist. JUDY LILE: Spanish Club; Judy plans to be an in- terior decorator. DORIS LINGENI-ELTER: Darlene’s work in the health center has been in preparation for her career in nursing. ELAINE LOWDERMAN: Kappa initiator; Student Council secretary; Pioneer; Courtesy Committee. NORMA LOU LOWE: Pioneer editor; Kappa; F.H.A. treasurer. VIRGIE LOU LYNN: Concert Choir; Sea Maids president, sergeant at arms; Student Council; Pep Club; Intramural Pin and letters. JANE LYONS: Pep Club treasurer; Falcon. BARBARA MARSHALL: Barbara, a skating enthus- iast, plans to be an airline hostess. NANCY RUTH MARTIN: Nancy, a C.O.E. stu- dent, is working toward a career as a model. LAURA JEAN MATSON: Pep Club; Concert Choir. JERRY McCLARY: Jerry plans a career in autody- namics and his hobby is hunting. LOU ANN MIDDLETON: Sea Maids; Pep Club; Girls Choir; Vantasia. DOROTHY JEAN MINOR: Girls Choir; Pep Club; Girls Glee Club. TIMOTHY MOORE: Football; Track; Boys Glee Club; Vantasia. PATRICIA MURRY: Hockey Sports Day; Moments to Remember; Vantasia; 100 Girls Club; Spanish Club vice president; Sea Maids; Concert Choir; Girls Choir vice president; Pep Club; Falcon; Volleyball Sports Day; Swim Sports Day. LEONA NORRIS: Pep Club; Girls Choir; Concert Choir. ELIZABETH ONKA: Pep Club; Moments to Re- member; Vantasia; Pioneer. BOB OWEN: C.O.E.; The Emperor’s Clothes; Band. JERRY PARISH: Football; Jerry plans a future in the military service. AUDRA WILSON PARKER: Audra, an excellent cook, is also fond of sports such as bowling and skat- ing. DAVID PATTON: Dave is looking forward to a Coast Guard career. BILLIE MAE PECK: Sea Maids president; Latin Club secretary; Hockey Sports Day; Pep Club. BILL PEVE: Student Council; Senior Gift Commit- tee; Track; Football; Pioneer sports editor; Senior Ballot. ANNETTE PLUMLEE: Latin Club treasurer; Girls Choir; Nurse's Aide. CHARLES POLK: Spanish Club sergeant at arms; Charlie plays the steel guitar; plans to be a coach. CAROL PRIDGEN: C.O.E.. student Carol likes to dance and swim; plans to be a secretary. 31 DELORES MAE PYLE: The Emperor’s Clothes; Y- Teen secretary; C.O.E.; F.H.A.; Concert Choir. SHIRLEY QUALLS: Shirley’s career plans are for an accounting job and her hobby is art design. SANDRA RECTOR: Orchestra; Mixed Chorus; Latin Club treasurer. FERN REED: Concert Choir; The Emperor's Clothes. RICHARD REIMER: Sigma Tau president; Falcon editor; Pioneer; Track; Vantasia; Senior Ballot. RONNIE ALLEN RING: Football; Boys Glee Club; Boys Quartet; Vantasia; Concert Choir. ANDREW JERALD ROBINSON: Football; Track. CAROLE ROBINSON: Pioneer; Nurse’s Aide; Pep Club. CAROLE ROPER: Cheerleader; Kappa inter-sociciy representative; Girls Choir secretary; Safety Commit- tee; Pep Club; One Foot In Heaven; Moments to Remember; Vantasia; American Legion Oratorical Contest first place; Senior Ballot. PETER JAMES SCHNELLER: Pete’s part time oc- cupation of repairing guns and selling them fits per- fectly withiiis hobby of hunting. ANNE SCHUERGER: Girls Glee Club; C.O.E. vice president; Nurse’s Aide. JACQUELINE SEAT: Latin Club vice president; Concert Choir; Falcon; Pioneer copy editor. NANCY KAY SEBOLT: Volleyball Sports Day; Individual Sports Day; Falcon; Pioneer. DUANE A. SHERIDAN: A future member of the Air Force, Duane’s hobby is bowling. DEANNA LEE SMITH: Courtesy Committee; Art Club vice president. DELORES JEAN SMITH: Kappa; F.H.A. vice pres- ident. ROBERT CHARLES SNIDER: A member of C.OrE., Bob plans a future in the armed forces. CYNTHIA ANN SPANGLER: Student Council secretary, treasurer, vice president; Kappa reporter, president; Pioneer editor; Junior Class reporter; Cour- tesy Committee; F.H.A.; All City Student Council; Civic Committee; Moments to Remember; Senior Ballot. ROSALIE. SPENCER: Pioneer; Concert Choir librar- ian. PAULA STAUFER: Kappa treasurer; Moments to Remember mistress of ceremony; Vantasia; One Foot In Heaven; The Emperor’s Clothes; Pioneer; Falcon; Nurse’s Aide; Safety Committee; Concert Choir; Girls Choir; Latin Club reporter; Courtesy Commit- tee; Senior Ballot; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award; American Legion Oratorical Contest second place, third place. RANDALL LOUIS STOCKWOOD: Chess Club sergeant at arms; Football manager. KAREN CHARLENE STOPPELMOOR: Pep Club; Girls Glee Club. GEORGE EDWARD SULLIVAN: Football; Track; Sigma Tau; Band; Orchestra; Junior Class giftorian; Senior Class president; Senior Gift Committee; Jun- ior-Senior Prom Committee; Senior Ballot. PAT TAYLOR: Student Council; Special Drives Committee chairman; Executive Committee; Falcon assistant business manager; Senior Gift Committee; Moments to Remember; Vantasia; Courtesy Commit- tee; Pep Club. JACKIE THOMSON: Football; Concert Choir; Boys Glee Club president; Vantasia; Senior Ballot. MARJORIE ANN TORMENA: Pioneer; Pep Club; Kappa; Courtesy Committee. JAMES DALE TUCKER: Sigma Tau; Football; Vantasia; Student Council sergeant at arms. CAROL JOYCE WALBY: Bowling Sports Day; Volleyball Sports Day; The Emperor’s Clothes; Sea Maids; Concert Choir; C.O.E. GLORIA WALLACE: Gloria collects books and hopes to study medicine in college. LEONA MAE WEBB: F.H.A. historian, treasurer; Pep Club. MARCIA WHIPPLE: Kappa; Spanish Club secre- tary; 100 Girls Club. SALLY JO WHISLER: F.H.A.; Girls Choir. DEAN WHITE: C.O.E.; Student Council; Navy Reserves. STANLEY WHITE: Football; Track. WANDA WOODELL: F.H.A.; Pioneer. PATRICIA ANN WRAY: Spanish Club; Nurse’s Aide. RODGER WRIGHT: A collector ot stamps, Rodger will study in college to become a dentist. NAOMI RUTH YOUNG: The Emperor’s Clothes; Concert Choir; C.O.E. DAVID ZIMMERMAN: C.O.E., which keeps him busy, is one more step toward Pete’s” goal—a career in saleswork. VINCENT CHRISTIANSON DIXIE FARRELL JAMES HERSHBERGER VIRGINIA LOFTIS RAYMOND REED JOY JANETTE SHORT GENE WHISLER BEVERLY WILLIAMS TWENTY-FOUR SENIORS HONORED Most Outstanding Students: Carrah Hendrix and Curtis Dodd Best Athletes: Karen Cole and Bill Kauffmann Most Likely To Succeed: Dot Krohm and Jack Thomson Most Bashful: Gloria Hill and Howard George Flirt and Wolf: Judee Gard and Jerry Isenhower Best Actor and Actress: Paula Staufer and Ed Guffey 37 BY POPULAR VOTE Done Most for Van Horn: Cynthia Spangler and W. B. Barnes Most Popular: Janice Chapin and George Sullivan Society Bell and Lion: Nancee Kepner and Dick Reimer Jolly Good Girl and Boy: Mava Fuhr and Bill Peve Typical Falcons: Judy Jackson and Larry Cook Mister and Miss Fashion: Carole Roper and Ralph Buchanan 38 Pat Gamble, Sergeant-at-Arms; Betty McAdams, Treasurer; Judy O’Dell, Reporter; Kent Twyman, President; Mr. James Reneau, Class Sponsor; Jane Shafer, Secretary; and Randy Fort, Vice-President. JUNIORS OUR juniors showed outstanding leadership, cooperation, initiative and originality in various activities throughout the year. They won honors in oratory, gained successful achievements in athletics and helped to make Vantasia a success. They also assumed whole responsibility for planning the Junior-Senior Prom, which proved to be a memorable occasion. Now, only a step away from becoming the leaders of OUR student body, the juniors have made preparation for their final year as Falcons. They look to the past for experience and to the future for the test of their learning. 40 Frank Agrusa Ida Mae Alexander Mary Evelyn Bellmyer Alice Belscamper Donald Bcmboom Mary Anr. Bohart Harold Boone Peter Joseph Boutross Alma Jean Bryant Thomas A. Buck Frank Burgess Donna Lou Burks Charles Scott Allen Michael Dennis Callahan Franklyn Payne Canterbury Carolyn Kay Colovin Donna Rae Cooley Everett Paul Cooper Lloyd Vernon Corbin David Lee Crowl JUNIORS 41 Keith Lloyd Curnutt Barbara Sue Davis James Herbert Davis Ilene Dessert Irene Dessert Robert C. Dickeson James Dietrich Sherry Sue Eads Donald V. Elliott Jacque Eslinger Charles Roger Evans Richard Stewart Evans Stephen James Evans Patricia Folkert Gary Foltz Kenneth Forbes Randolph Dean Fort Carleen Frans Janet Sue Freeland Judith Lou Freejand JUNIORS 42 Janice Farrand Avis G. Faulkner Charles Robert Folkert Joyce Elizabeth Fults Patricia Gamble Jeannette Elaine Gerber Mary Kathleen Gibson Beverly June Gillen Wayne Griffin Lois Elaine Fiales David Flail Kenneth Dean Halteman Charlotte Maxine Hammer Gerald Harrison James Robert Hartman Mary Haubcr Gail Leo Hiblcr Norma Lea Hills James Orlin Hinrichs Robert Eugene Hobbs JUNIORS 43 Charles Phillip Hodges Sharon Hodges Tom Holmes Dixie Lee Howland Patricia Ann Hugill Carol Ann Hurst Lcwellyn Ingalls Judith Anne Jackman Mary Irene Jackson Dorothy Alice Johns Judith Lee Johnson Ray Wayne Johnson Wanda Lee Johnson Wilmouth Johnson Bill Jones Kathryn Arlene Jones Morris Lee Jones Geraldine Ann Karner Donald Kelly P. Kay King JUNIORS 44 Ollic Jack Kudcr Elbert James Edith Ann Lawrence Jan Lehrack Judy Lewis Norma June Lewis Janis Marie Lile Bonnie Jean Liles Samuel Randolph Lipari Betty Jane McAdams Lester Lee McLallcn Josephine Elaine McNeeley Peggy Joyce Maness Donna Marie Marshall Gary Wayne Maybell Elsie Merriott Beverly Miller Milton Malnory James Mitchener Janet Morrow JUNIORS 45 Ellen Louise Moses David Allen Moss Elaine Marie Murry Barbara Lee Myers Melvin Leroy Munholland Peter Anders Nelson James Richard Nicely David Lee Nichol Diana Lee Nichol Melvin Douglas Nyberg Rose Marie Obcrhclman Judy Ann O’Dell Barbara Ann Olinger Larry Osborn Sue Patton Lea Ann Pennington Sandra Sue Pennington Lee David Peppers Beverly Ann Phillips Judith Louise Pippenger JUNIORS 46 Doris Delores Pitt Kearney Duane Pixler Anita Lee Pollard Judy Porter Carolyn Jean Potts Joe Penn Pritchett Larry David Pulliam Bruce Morrill Purdy Shirley Carolyn Rapp Sharon Faye Reavis Jerry Risinger Judith Lea Rogers Jim Rose Theresa Ruth Rose Carl Quentin Russell June Schuerger Jane Shafer Clarence M. Shirley Carole Ann Short Bruce Leroy Smith fN O JUNIORS 47 Carol Frances Smith Glenda Carol Smith Judy Smith Loren Bill Smith Walter Larry Snclling Jess Walter Sparks Roger Steenrod Betty Jo Sullivan John Surface Linda Steinmeyer Howard Eugene Templeton Judith May Terhunc William Paul Totty Charles Edwin Trail Kent Twyman Arlene Wagenknecht Linda Ann Wagner Ronald Eugene Wagner Donald Wayne Wales Wanda Joyce Watson JUNIORS 48 JUNIORS Charlotte Weatherford Richard Anson White George Arthur Whitehurst Anna Marie Wickman Bonnie Jo Wigham Mary Louise Williams Juanita Ann Wilson Gail Ann Wine Joseph Michael Woods Marilee Woods Janice Elaine Woolery Judy Wyatt 49 Future seniors choose class rin s n o C' 5 • V Ljun Blackburn Roger M. Blackmorc Thomas Blake Marguerite Lorainc Bly Marilyn Grace Bogue Vi’anda Fay Boone Claude Joseph Boucher Robert Brackenbury Diana Dean Bricken John VI’. Brockman Sandra Kay Brockus Frank Leroy Bronson Jean Kay Buford Glennis Fred Burton John Butkovich Chester Lee Adkins ■ f Kenny Albert mm % Patricia Lee Anderson Darryl Arnold A Peggy Renea Bain Lynne W. Banning Judy Lee Barnes John Robert Bauer Sharon Lorcne Baxter Linda Bean Peggy Jane Bean Cecil Monroe Bearcc James Dale Beard Gertrude Gail Benson James Thomas Black Ml V f) r SOPHOMORES Ethel Elizabeth Callaway Lynn David Carlisle Dennis Kent Carriker Billie Joyce Cary Lyda Lee Case Joann Chaffin Julie May Chandler George Kdward Christopher David Church Gary Otto Clark Geneva Marie Clark Sharon Kay Clark John Phillip Clemens Kay Coats Joe Larry Cook O ft A v ' J ft a it ft ft Larry Donald Cordell Shirley Ann Cowan Sondra Kay Cox Donna Kay Crandell Carolyn Kay Cross Larry Culbertson Dale Thomas Cunningham Denise Rosemond Danforth Sara Jane Danielson Karen Sue Darling Aleta Davis Peggy Beth Dragoo Kenneth Dewey Dolores Maxine Dresser Linda Ann Duckering SOPHOMORES 51 Kathleen Inc Fort Treva Rae Garrett Frcdia Lorcne Goldsbcrry Robert Floyd Gower James Graham Norma Joan Graham Carolyn Ann Grant Leslie Virginia Gray Marvin Green Margaret Hall Gary Guy Hoyer June Hardin Janet Marie Hardy Ronald Bennie Harrison Charlotte Hauptley •X Carol Ann Dumsky Shelia Dunkerley Charles Emerson Joe Charles Engelman Joseph Ernst Jerrilee Evans Jerry Lee Fain Robert G. Farrand Gloria Joyce Faulkner n r% Frank Darrel Fender Brian Lee Firkins Cecelia Ann Felix Virginia Joann Floyd Tom Foley Bruce Forlow SOPHOMORES 52 Bobbie Hedstrom Carol Henbest Judith Ann Hendrickson Joyce F.lainc Henry Linda L. Hepple Larry George Hinton Bill Dean Hobbs Carolyn Sue Horton Barbara Kay Hoskins Robert F.dgar Howell Joyce Leah Iscnhower Victor Jodts Jane Johnson Daniel Johnson Darrell Eugene Johnson Robert Glenn Johnson Virginia I.ec Johnson Richard Lee Johnston Merna Justason Larry Lee Keck Larry Richard Kemmcrer Jk y p- Villa Kendall Donna Lou Kincade James Henry Kirkham Arthur Kirkpatrick Jarry Wayne Klaus Allen Klopfenstinc Marilyn C. Knapheide Barbara Jean Krcegcr Carol Ann Kackley SOPHOMORES 53 l.arry Lee Lyday William L. Lynn, Jr. Calvin Wayne McGuire Jim McReynolds Carol Sue Mansell Kenneth Loren Marshall Barbara Ellen Martin Dennis Lee May Evelyn Ann May Shirley Ann Maycock Frank Raymond Mawby Marilyn Sue Middleton James Michael Miller Linda Lea Miller Barbara Jean Moody Judith Pearl Langton Julia Lee Larson John Edward Laughlin Bill Leach a Nancy Sue Leighter Jerry Lee Lewis Norma Jean Lewis Gloria Liles Wayne D. Liles . • 1 — NV 0 14 v v| - � FV w jo Janice Kay L Lena Lipari Mary Joyce 1 William Chai Ted Loulos Jesse l.owder 1 B III o M |A A SOPHOMORES 54 Silly Ann Morgan Joseph Edward Moore Theodore Allen Mullins Eddy Jean Myers Carol Sue Norman Jo Ann Norman John O’Brian Penelope June Osborn Constance Ann Parrish Kenneth Harold Parks Janet Marie Pavola Phillip Sherman Pearman Lynette Peck Richard Shaffer Peve Michael David Phillips Charles James Phipps Joanne Katherine Pierce Marcia Pippenger Linda Louise Pitt Rita Marie Ragan Martha Sue Rapp Judith May Rathbun Mary Eileen Ray Carol Redford Don Bartley Reimal Bonnie Jean Riddle Linda Lee Riley Sandra Kay Ring Barbara Rittenhour Milton Rose SOPHOMORES 55 Richard Fredrick Smother Lehman Spence Jr. Leonard Franci Stampfel Joe Stanley John Wesley Steele Marilyn Kay Steven y x Kathryn Jean Stockton F'li abeth Ann Storey Ruth Ann 'Story La Donna Stuart John Fredrick Strut er Tommy C. Sugg Diana Sue Sullivan Frank Swanson Jamc Tally John Rozgay Hilly Bernard Ruhling Donald Russell Gary Donald Russell Peggy Sanford Lonnie Joe Shalton Carole Sheldon F.arl Fldon Sharon Nancy Lorcnc Sheaffer ' N SOPHOMORES 56 James Dale Tann Helen Lucille Thomas Jesse William Thurman Gerald Lee Titus Sharon Townslcy Marion Marjorie Usnick Rosalie Vader Steven Ldward Vajda Jean Dale Velvin Jo F.llen Wagner Glenda Gay Wakefield Clinton Walker Deloris Ann Warminxton Jerry Walker David Weeks e Charles Richard Young ?r Mary Ellen Whitteck fanis Laverne Williams Robert Earl Woodell Billie Ann Wyatt SOPHOMORES 57 FRESHMEN Row one: Nancy Ann Adlard, Dorothy Kathleen Alber, Joy Ann Allen, Sandra S. Amermon, Deanna Lea Anderson, Peggy Ann Archer, Thomas Wayne Arlund. Barbara Autrcy. Rou two: Eugene Baily, Suellen Carol Batch, Karen Sue Ballard. Carolyn Barthel, Claris Lee Barthel, Lewis William Bartow, Robert Duane Batson, Mary lee Baxter. Row three: Nancy Jo Bay, Everett Lee Beck. David Beckham, I inda Lee Beckham. Raellen D. Beem, Anna L. Bellmyer, Joan Rae Barnhardt. John Willard Blankenship. Rou four: Charles R. Bodenhamer, Gerald John Bohart Jr., Edward Lewis Boles, Raymond Boles, Valda Sue Bolling, Clifford R. Braden, Charles Michael Bramer. Nellie Jo Bransteitter. Row file: James R. Breeden. Sam C. Brockman, Frazier Lester Bronson, Patricia Ann Brown, Richard Brown. Shirley Rose Bruntmycr. Mary A. Burdick. Karin Burgess. Row six: Elaine K. Burns. Joan Carol Burson, Joseph Campbell. Mary R. Campbell, Velma Alice Canterbury, Carolyn Kay Cantrell, Verna Mae Carson. David Paul Chapin. 58 FRESHMEN Row one: Julie A. Choplin, John Christian. Claudia Jean Church. Roger David Coldsnow, William Eugene Colley. James Thomas Golovin. Juel A. Constable. Mary Jane Crews. Rou two: Tim Crook, Peggy Sue Crookshank. Carole Virginia Davis. Charles Melvin Davis. Doris Jean Dcason. John Stephen Deason. Henry M. Dodd. Margie Dodd. Row three: Tom G. Earp, David A. Elliott, James Fain Jr.. Gayle Farmer, Norman Faustlin, John Louis Feeney. Louis L. Fellers. Susanne Mac Fields. Rou four: John Fields, Mike C. Fischer. Mary Ann Forbes. James F. Ford, Diane Foutch, David Francis. Tom L. Frank, Sharon Arinda Frazell. Row five: Louis Fries. Mary Alice Frizell. Carol Dean Geallus. Jack Gann. Edward Gates, Bruce Ward Gresham, Richard L. Grove, Sandra Sue Gypins. Row tix: Kathryn Hahn, Dorothy May Hall, Janet Hammond. Stephen B. Harclerode, Carol Harrington. Dorothy Louise Hauptley. Charles Albert Hayhurst, Marilyn Hazelbakcr. 59 FRESHMEN Row one: Robert N. Healy, Gary Helm, Jerry LeRoy Henderson. Robert Lee Herald, Karen Sewell Hersh, Shard Dae Higginbotham. Row two: Bonnie Carol Hoefer, Patricia J. Hoffman, Joyce Lee Howery, Fred- erick Dale Howland, Sandra Sue Hudson, Robert L. Huffstutter, Carole Hughes, Linda Hunt. Row three: Sandra S. Hurst, Mary Jeane Hutson, Diana Idleman, Robert Darwin Irwin, Suzanne C. Ivers, Mar- garet Jackson, Patricia Ann Jackson, Victoria Jaworski. Row four: Sandra Sue Jeffries, Carl Dean Johnson, Hazel Johnson, L. Lynn Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Donna Jones, Janice Ann Jones, Jerry Lee Jones. Row five: Kathleen Marie Jones, Marlena Faye Jones, Margaret Karner, Larry Lee Kendall, Roger Thomas Kenni- cutt, F. Kathleen Key, Larry D. Kruse, Lana Mary Langevin. Row six: Richard Lee LcQuet, Linda $• Lar- gent, Patricia Ann Lee, Dixie Lea Leighter, Keith Wayne Lester, Juda Ann Letterman, Charles Donald Lewis, Edna M. Lewis. 60 FRESHMEN Row one: Frank Wesley Lewi� , William Darrell Lindsay, Patricia Lipari, Lowell Craig Long, Linda Lowry, Sandra Jean Lucas, Kenneth Edward Lutes, Patricia Kathleen McBride. Row tuo: Paul David McClain. Larry Dean McEnroe. Craig W. McSparren. Cecil Humbert Malnory, Carla D. Maness. James Jr. Mansell. Judy Marquardt, Mary Kay Martin. Row three: George Gregory Martinovich, Eleanor L. May, Diana Lee Mcng, Terry Lynn Mills, Thomas Oliver Mills, Charles Anthony Moore, Karson Wayne Morrison, Merilee Moses, kow four: Martha Marilyn Mowry, Patsy Mullin, George Thomas Mullins, Darlene Louise Mun- holland, Donna Myers, R. Victor Mygatt, Carol J. Nickles. Joy Anita Njegovan. Row fur: Larry Owings. Sharon Marie Palmer, Beverly Sue Pendergraft, Gary Pendleton, Tommy Gene Pickett. Margaret Lee Poin- dexter, Nancy Pointer, Glenn Polfer. Row six: Ann E. Ragen, Marian Fsther Rardon, Robert R. Rathbun. Antonette Ray. Donna Lee Reavis. Gerald Reed. Kathleen Kane Reeder. Phyllis Sue Richardson. 61 FRESHMEN Row one: Buford Myron Ringgold. Mable Mane Robert� . Sara Jo Rogers, Mary Frances Ro gay. Dixie San- ford, Bobby Sawyers, Richard Reese Scott, Joy Ann Sells. Row two: Betty Jo Sharp, Janice A. Shields. Joyce Mae Shields, Judith Ann Sisk, David Ernest Smith. Frederick Paul Smith Jr., Larry E. Smith, Margaret Jean Smith. Row three: Wanda Lee Souder, Judith A. Stearns. Mary Madeline Steiner. Sharon Kay Stephens. Patricia Sterling. Mickey Stidham. Wesley Stoppelmoor. Sandra Sue Strouch. Row four: Betty Lou Stum- foll. Louise Teller. John M. Temple, Stephen Topi, Barbara Lee Tormena. Virgil Troutwine, Arlene Eliza- beth Vance. Kenneth W. Vickery. Row five: Patricia Ann Vinyard. Sharon Vogclcr, Donna Lee W adc. Sharon S. Walker, John Douglas Walter, Doris Warmington, John W. Watson, La W anna W eaver. Row six: Linda G. Weaverling, Larry Welsh, Marjorie Lou Welsh, Donna Jean Wessner, Charles H. West. Richard l.eland Wheeler. Patricia Jane Whetstone, Charles Edward Whipple. 62 FRESHMEN Ron one: Robert White, Hazel Naomi Whitworth. Leroy Whitworth, Robert L. Wickman, Delvin L. Wilkinson, Jerry Williams, Judith Marie Williams, Robert Clair Williams. Ron two: Karilyn Williamson, Norma I. Wilson. Robert A. Worden, Jerry Doyle Worley. Michael Zorich. Lonnie Breeden. Rival parties exhibit campaign materials used in a mock election staged in citizenship class. 63 EIGHTH GRADE Row one: Larry McLanc, Tommy Dennison, Adri- an E Lawson, Jane Hemphill, Joy Combs, David Kincade, Janet L. Fields, Anita J. Colcleasure, F.verett L. Bake, Robert F. Smith. Row two: Con- nie Lynn Hopkins, Barbara Lcntcil, Frances R. Doan, William B. Cushman, Larry Allen Dickson, Sharon Stinnett, Judith Fosberg.Carol Letterman, Janet Bruce, Gilbert Twyman. Row three: Mr. Harry Cloverdykc, Pete Comstock, Evelyn Wes- ton, Larry M. Bishop, Robert M. Terry, Fddie Buehlig, Gary Thompson, Karlton Cock riel, Carol Ann Doughty, Diane Whitmer, Daniel W. Sher- man. Row one: Bobby Shipman, Mervin Cary, John Martin, Leonard Meyer, Roger Tolliver, Roger Mcrriott, Michael Mclndoo, Larry Hoyer, Harold C. Summers, Tommy A. Tryon, Gary Shalton. Row two: Dorothy Jane Stalker, Mary Lois Briner. Martha Taylor, Peggy Jo F.llis, Cecil A. Trout wine, Wesleya Cox, Chris Whitworth, Sondra Koup, Ricky Kimak, Patricia Irwin. Row three: Sharon J. Elliott, Freddie L. Hicks, Raymond Haas, Ron- nie Stuart. James B. Chaffin, Jimmie Perez, George W. Franklin, Doris Mann, Ronald Ray Shrop- shire. Row one: George Jones, Linda O’dell, Fritzanna Milby, Myrna Faye Lewis, Laura Lynn Pitts, Jan- ice Ann Palmer, David Spence, Dale Church, Jim Curnett, Charles Ed Berger, Ronald Lee Brown, Mary Frances' Combs. Row tuo: Gary Zorich, Terry L. Soule, Beverly J. Nothington, Janice Ny- berg, Gary Burnett, Jerold Lile. Anita Phellips, Judy Allen, Mary Ann Moulder, Ernest Cook, Harold Shaw. Row three: Mr. Dexter, John Hess, Ronald Snow, Larry Moody, Bonnie Andrews, Larry Kaye, Suzanne Bradley, Joyce Brown, Ralph Braxdale, Tommy Nunn, Karen Beicheneker. Row one: Dorothy Jean Baird, Sylvia Den- nis ton, Karen Sue Barton, Virginia Blaine. Harriet Hardwick. Arva Gouchcr, Martha McBride, James Smothers, Larry Nichol, Glen Walker. Row two: Linda M. Beck, Robbie Lee Graham, June Jewel Hatfield, Dixie Johnson, Dorothy Barr, Terry Ar- thur, Thomas Pitt, Garry Smith, Karen Kay Denniston, Peggy Ann Lentz. Row three: Mr. Freidell, Paul L. Penner, William L. Pollock. Bobby R. Rutledge, Earl R. Shin- cman, Patricia Clinkcnbcard. Marilyn Kil- patrick, Mary Gottman. Donna Lackey.Rita Hamilton. Colleen Holt. EIGHTH GRADE Row one: Linda Joyce Soule, William A. Ober- krom, Gary R. Hinton, Mary Lee Webber, Lloyd ita Hamilton, Dixie Lee Roy, Loretta June Ben: ton, Charles Fish, Barbara Lindsay, Judy Sergent, Shirley Scott, Sandra Shanks. Ron two: Katherine Gallup, Patricia Hudgens, Stephen G. Parks, Ron- old Pleacher. Clifton Roberts, Diane Cornwell, Mae Reed, Kathleen Morris, Mary Alice Batson, Mary Tann. Row three: Mr. Freidell, Martin Parks, Billy G. Hurley, Michael Robcnson, Noma Bramwell, Richard George Burris, Henry F. Gillen, Kenneth Bartlett, Larry Parkes, Judy Sneed, Ar- don Lee Findall, Wesley Bolyard Jr. Row one: Virginia Yates. Joyce LaQuet, Sharon L. Walker, John P. Downey, Jimmy Fields, Gary E. Gill pa trick, Freddie L. Whisler. Dennis Sterbenz. Robert Sanders. Joyce Quaintance, Janice Sue Short. Row two: Beverly Corricker. Cebbie B. White. David R. Stephens, Stanley D. Klopfen- gine. Larry Smith. Larry J. Ash, Raymond E. Blackman, Lanellc Burns. Donna K. Holman, Suz- anne Hawley. Shirley Williams. Row three: Mrs. Hanley. Donald Frokes. Jim Burrow, Alvin Ray Champ, Donnie Boyd. Judith Ann Smith, Mary Louise Sims, Maudie F. Sousley. Frances Kay Chronister. Laurel Ann Saxton, Sharon K. Hoskins. Row one: Bill Phillips, Linda Winstead, Bonnie Horton, Barbara Long. Leaman Johnson, Edward Martin, Eddie Goodman, Robert Roland Rigg, James Carl Amos. Row two: Duane Lee Hanison, Donald Collins, John Cassidy, Laura Butner, Re- becca Mays, Patricia Ann Davis, Barbara Ann Haynes. Ronnie Lee Spradley. Row three: Mrs. Hanley, John Blain, Larry Lee Hennier, John Welsh, Danny Thurman. Tim Duggins, Darwin Place. Row one: Richard Farrand, Thomas Weak- ley, Marie Loring. Karen Walker, Dean Loulos, Curtis Johnson, Richard Apple- berry, Carol Woods, Mary Frances Mayne, Gcrold Adcock, Larry Bain. Row two: Jackie Lee Yancey, Velda June Culbertson. Carolyn Kay Jones, Danny Cole, Raymond Harves. James Hitchcock, Carol Mclnturff. Sandra K. Stockton, Patricia Monson, Den- nis Lewis. Row three: Mrs. Irene King, Wil- liam Thomas Woodrow, James Shineman. Michael E. Redford. Jerry A. Beard. Albert E. Abel, Larry Springer, Mary Hahn, Bar- bara Bonvillc, Charles Wilson. EIGHTH GRADE Row one: Ronald Hoskins, Jeanne Jackman, Har- old Phelps, Palsy Sue Tratte, Wanda Ward, Lon- nie Lasswcll, Jim Bob Hayburst, Eldon Ray Bearce, William L. Maxon, Judy Wilkinson, Judy Bullard. Row two: Gayle Moore. William Latta, Linda Barker, Sandra Williams, Joseph Golightly, Kenny Rhodelandcr, John Davis, Susan Koch. Mary Shelton. Carol Fleming, Daryl E. Hodges. Row three: Mrs. Irene King, Gary Mosley, Ralph Perry, Joe Flood, George Eldon Klaus, Joann Tcter, Charlotte Rice, Georgia Charles, Andy Petrechko, Dale Moore. Row one: Dylse Gibson, Sharon Kay Lowe, Glenda C. McMullen, Joyce Hauber, Carolyn Allen. Wayne Lentz, Charles Burcham, Donald Meyer, Linda Spencer, Wilma Williams, Sandra Hender- son. Rou two: Mr. King, Luther Rose, Carol Hays, James Kelly, Betty Farmer, Sharon Austin, Jack Slankard, Freddie Tschirhart, Norma Simmons, Lehman Cypret, Bob Anderson. Row three: Bruce Keeton, Ronald Burgress, Shirley Starkey, Sharon Beall. Peggy Dickens, Rex Hawley, Glenda Crewse. Marlene O’Tuin, Sandy Cunningham, Joe Folkert. Rill Spradlin. Sub-Freshmen eniov dancing at their class party. 66 OUR SONG ... Proudly as the Falcon wings his flight on high Let our song he swelling upward to the sky. Sing we of our praises for the school most dear We will spread the glory of her victories far and near. FALCONS ACHIEVE NATIONAL HONOR Fifteen members of the senior class of 1957 were elected to the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in students of Van Horn High School. Norman Benson Sylvia Borland Deanna Cary Janice Chapin Karen Cole Curtis Dodd Sandra Elliott Carrah Hendrix Beverly Hicks Gloria Hill Nancee Kcpner Dorothy Khrom Pat Murry Carole Roper Jack Thomson OUR SPORTS Coach Dave DeHardt Foot bill Coach Bill Ragle Basketball COACHES GIVE TIME AND EFFORT Coach Lester E. Fields Track Coach Harry Clovcrdyke Foot bill Reaching toward goals, even unattainable ones, is more valuable than actually attain- ing them. This striving, in a sport, means self-discipline, training of the mind and body, development of individual character, and the realization that team spirit and team play are paramount, even to the point of subjugating one’s personal desires. 70 Ron One: Jack Hanes. Bob Henderson, Howard George, Sam Lipari. Andy Robinson. Bob Jordan. Kenny Forbes. Row Two: Randy Fort, Rickey White, Larry Cook. Stanley White. Gene Brockus, Ron Ring, Tim Moore. Row Three: Ron Wagner, Glen Johnson. Ron Davis, Jim Hartman. Bill Peve, George Sullivan, Bob Hobbs. Row Four: Jo Jewel. Everett Cooper. Dahl Knaus, Gary Foltz. W. B. Barnes. Jerry Parish, Jack Thomson. % FIRST YEAR VARSITY DISPLAYS MUCH IMPROVEMENT THROUGHOUT SEASON Football teams are not built overnight; long, hard practices are necessary. Experience and confidence arc realized only through actual playing time. Although the team’s record of one win and seven losses has not been outstanding, we have proven ourselves worthy of our opponents. Excellent morale, good sportsmanship, and steady improve- ment throughout the year has, however� by far overshadowed our losses. Row File: Bill Kauffmann, Jim Tucker, Jerry Jeffries. John Surface. 71 Row Onr: Duane Chancellor, Gary Clark, Kenneth Dewey, H. M. Dodd, Donald Elliott, Brian Firkins, David Francis, Kenny Haltcman. Row Two: Ray Leighter, Charles Phipps, Dick Rcimcr, Charles Whipple, Jim Whipple. CROSS COUNTRY POPULAR WITH STUDENTS Of the track events in high school competition, the two mile cross country run is a very grueling trial for contestants. Also the event is popular with aud- iences. Our cross country team has done very well this year and boasts a five won, five lost, and one tied record. Its final accomplishment was to win fifth place in the city meet over a rugged course in Swope Park. The cross country team prepares to run at the sound of the gun. Jim Whipple and Kenneth Dewey arc victorious against Manual. 72 FALCONS LEAVE Van Horn cagers proved stiff competition for other league teams. A year’s good experience behind them, the team set out to show further skill and improve- ment on the court. Enthusiasm, desire to win and good support from the stands kept the season at a rousing peak of interest. Row One: W. B. Barnes, Gary Clark, Phil Clement. Ron Tuo: Larry Cordell. Rott Three: Gail Hibler, Glen Johnson, Morris Jones. 73 MARK ON COURT Van Horn—40 50—William Chrisman Van Horn—) 1 33—Northeast Van Horn—4 5 5 6—Redemptorist Van Horn—42 41—St. Mary's Van Horn—37 63—West Port Van Horn—3 1 46—Chrisman Van Horn—56 64—East Van Horn—5 9 34—Glennon Van Horn—54 68—Central Van Horn—49 41—De La Salle Van Horn—77 68—Southeast Van Horn—5 9 5 3—Rockhurst Van Horn—43 66—Northeast Van Horn—4 3 60—Lincoln Van Horn—40 6 5—Southwest Van Horn—6 5 5 3—St. Mary’s Van Horn—44 77—Paseo Van Horn—57 5 9—Manual Row One: Bill Kauffmann, Sam Lipari, Gary Maybcll. Row Tuo: Kent Twyman. Row Three: Jim Whipple, Jim Nicely, Lary Osborne. 74 Row One: Jack Hanes, Kenneth Dewey, Bill Totty, Bill Peve, Chuck Allen, Jerry Isenhower, GeorRe Sul- livan. Row Two: Roy Leighter, Larry Snelling, Bill Kauffmann, Dahl Knaus. Jim Whipple, Stanley White. Row Three: Coach Fields, Don Elliott, Jim Hinrichs, Max Davolc, Glen Johnson, Dave Crowl, Joe Jewel. TRACKMEN DISPLAY INDIVIDUALITY AS WELL AS TEAM WORK Of the three competitive sports at Van Horn, track places more emphasis on individual ability. The same principles of good sportsmanship and greater skill apply; however, the competition is on an individual performance or on a team work basis. Our A-team trackmen have successfully upheld this goal and have shown much improvement in their personal abilities. Chuck Allen goes on to another victory. 75 � 1 Row One: Jack Hanes, Bob Henderson. Howard George, Sam Lipari. Andy Robinson. Bob Jordan, Kenny Forbes, Randy Fort, Rick White. Row Two: Larry Cook, Stanley White. Ron Brockus, Ron King, Tim Moore. Ronnie Wagner, Glen Johnson. Ronnie Davis, Jim Hartman, Bill Peve. Row Three: George Sulli- van, Bob Hobbs, Joe Jewell, Everett Cooper, Dahl Knaus, Gary Folts, W. B. Barnes, Jerry Parish, Jack Thomson, Bill Kauffmann. All right. Killers, let’s go! Coach Cloverdyke yelled to his B-squad football ream and another exciting game was underway. Full of spirit, energy, and enthusiasm, these players fought hard all season to bring honor to Van Horn. KILLERS HAVE BIG SEASON Row One: Tom Foley, Delvin Wilkinson, Ted Christopher. Larry Kemmerer, Dick Peve, Jim Kirkham, Tom Black, Lynn Carlisle, Barry Weston, Bill Smith. David Nichol. Row Two: Jim Beard, Bill Totty, Phil Clemens, Gary Hoyer, John Zornes, Vic Jodts, Bob, White, Jerry Klaus, Mike Sullivan, Chester Ad- kins, Dave Crowl. 78 Row Onr: Gary Hoyer, Morris Jones, Tom Foley, Brian Firkins, Lynn Carlisle. Charles Whipple. Row Two: Don Russell, Charles Phipps, H. M. Dodd, Robert Healy, Craig McSparren, Jim Kirkham, W. C. Willis, Coach Fields. FINE B” TEAM REPRESENTATION One of the proudest moments of our year came when we watched our B team win its first game. It was by no means the last. The team went on to represent us well, not only in skill but sportsmanship. Throughout a fine season the team played for the glory of Van Horn. 79 Two more points for Van Horn. Row One: David Francis, Brian Firkins, Lehman Spence. Joe Cook, H. M. Dodd, Bob Healy. Gary Hoyer. Row Two: Roger Coldsnow, Tommy Sugg, Phil Clemens, Lynn Carlisle, Tom Black, Eddy Gates, Tommy Foley, Don Russell. Row Three: Jim Graham, Darryl Quaintance, John Feeney, Craig McSparren, Charles Whipple, Bob Worden. Row Four: John Buckovich, Joe Engleman, Norman Faustlin, W. C. Willis, Jim Kirkham, Clifton Braden, Ray Boles, Gary Clark. ”B” INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TRACK Our outdoor and indoor B-track team had a proved to be the keynotes of its success in rep- fine season. Lots of spirit and hard training resenting Van Horn. Row One: Max Davolt. Bob Smothers, Chester Adkins, Roger Coldsnow, Tommy Sugg, Darryl Quaintance, Bob Worden. Row Two: Larry Snclling, Tom Black, Ray lighter, Don Elliott, Jim Graham, Gary Smith, Jim Hinrichs, H. M. Dodd. 80 Row One: Bud Kirkpatrick, Jerry Iscnhower, Bill Totty, Ken Dewey, Bill Peve, Ronnie Vagner. Row Two: Eddy Gates, Dahl Knaus, Red Allen, Joe Jewel, Stanley White. INDOOR TRACK SHOWS PROMISE In the Big Seven Indoor Track Championship, com- posed of all the Big Seven Colleges and most Kansas City high schools, Van Horn’s team showed much promise in hurdling, dashes, distance running, and relays. Distance men practice starts. Warming up. 81 a GIRLS’ SPORTS Miss Helen Haize replaced Mrs. Miller (re- serve teacher) at the beginning of the sec- ond semester. Our girls are fortunate in their opportunity to par- ticipate in a well-rounded program. Not only are fundamentals taught, but further advancement of one’s skills in sports is encouraged. Good sportsman- ship, leadership, and a friendly spirit of competition are also important as agreed by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Morris, and Miss Haize, our four in- structors. Our intramural program has proven very popular, with girls reporting in large numbers, for this after school activity. They then have a chance to compare their abilities with girls from all classes and to enjoy wholesome, relaxing recreation. 82 Linda Steinmeyer. Karen Cole, Vir- gie Lynn, Sue Elliott, Sue Patton, Mary Bellmeyer,Bev Phillips, Peggy Maness, Billie Peck, Pat Murry, Judy O'Dell, Ellen Moses, Diane Nichol, Barbara Davis, Donna Marshall, Jean Potts, Jane Shafer. Row One: Barbara Davis, Judy O’- Dell, Ellen Moses, Jean Potts, Bar- bara Christopher. Row Two: June Schuerger, Karen Cole, Sue Elliott, Carole Roper, Virgie Lynn, Pat Murry. FALCON GIRLS GAIN Van Horn girls participated in hockey, basket- ball, and softball sportsdays this year. Although Van Horn is the youngest school to enter this annual competition, we have earned a name SPORTS DAY HONORS for our ability and good sportsmanship. The basketball sportsday, which was the first to be held at Van Horn, proved to be a great success. V.H. GIRLS SUCCESSFUL AT SPORTSDAYS 83 Row One, MANAGERS: Shirley Maycock. Leslie Gray, Donna Marshall. Judy Wyatt. Billie Wyart. Row Two: Linda Miller. Karen Darling. Kay Cox, Linda Hepple, Marilyn Middleton, Kay Crandall. LETTERS: Betty McAdams, Jean Potts, Judy Wyatt, Sue Patton, Linda Steinmeyer, Bev Phillips, Pat Murry, Diane Nichol, Donna Marshall. INTRAMURALS 85 PINS: Virgic Lynn, Karen Cole. Howdy, St. Mary’ , howdy.” Splits were done on Two Bits” by Hit 'em high, hit ’em low! greeted Jean Potts. Judy O’Dell. cheered Jane Shafer. •HAVE THEY GOT THAT SPIRIT?” Carole Roper G-O.” Hey, Van Horn fight, fight, fight!” yelled Beverly Phillips. Sue Patton yells, Victory, victory, that’s our cry. Hey Falcons, what do we have to do? said Sandy Pennington. 86 Here before you is the final proof of Van Horn’s success in achieving school spirit and loyalty. The key to our success has proven to be the willingness of the athletes themselves to keep striving toward higher goals. OUR ORGANIZATIONS Row One: Jeannette Gerber, Cynthia Spangler, Jean Velvin, Pat Taylor, Joyce Fults, Elaine Lowderman, Marcia Barrett, Kay Crandall, Keith Curnutt, Jim Tucker, Gib Twyman. Row Tuo: Judy Langton, Jo Ann Norman, Linda Riley, Judy Stearns, Virgie Lynn, Karen Cole. Mava Fuhr, Janice Chapin, Mary Campbell, Barbara Moody, Marjorie Welsh, Bobby Rutledge. Row Three: Mr. Thompson, Richard Hale, Dean White, Jerry Risinger, Ronnie Batchelor, Jim Whipple, Bill Kauffmann, W. B. Barnes, Norman Benson, Bill Peve, Ray Boles, Donald Snow, Bruce Keeton, E. C. Fields. GREATEST SINGLE ASSET TO SCHOOL Our Student Council has worked hard to promote student activities, better teacher-student relation- ships, and a wholesome attitude toward life in OUR school and community. An exchange assembly, safety check on traffic, a health program, a school creed, song, and constitu- tion, T.V. Teen Town, Student Council pins, City Hall Day, and an Inter-School Council are among the activities in which it has sponsored and taken part. It has proven the greatest single asset to a school is a smooth running, well coordinated Student Council. Row One: Gib Twyman, Elaine Lowderman, Janice Chapin, Joyce Fults, Jean Velvin, Jeannette Gerber, Pat Gamble, Martha Johnson, Lynctte Peck. Rou Tuo: Kay Crandall, Judith Stearns, Barbara Moody, Linda Riley. Elaine Burns, Pat Taylor, Dixie Leighter, James Tucker. Row Three: Judy Langton, Cynthia Spangler, Mary Campbell, Karen Cole, Virgie Lynn, Mava Fuhr, Gloria Faulkner, Sally Morgan, E. C. Fields. Row Four: Bob Henderson. Barry Weston. Ronnie Batchelor. Dean White. Bob Herald. Bill Kauff- mann, Walter Barnes, Norman Benson. 89 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Row One: Pat Taylor. RED CROSS COMMITTEE. Row SAFETY COMMITTEE. Row One: Virgie Lynn Specisl Drives Chairman; Cynthia Spangler. Vice- One: Marcia Barrett. Jeannette Karen Cole, Mava Fuhr. Row Two: Jerry Rmn president’, James Tucker. Sergeant at Arms; Elaine Gerber. Row Two: Patty Lee, Jan- gcr, Jim Whipple, Ray Boles. Lowderman, Secretary. Row Two: Janice Chapin, ice Chapin, Sandy Brockus. Row Chaplain; Mava Fuhr, Safety Committee Chair- Three: Ronnie Batchelor, Bill man; Karen Cole, Reporter; Joyce Fults, Parlia- Kauffmann. mentarian and Song Committee Chairman. Row Three: Ronnie Batchelor, Constitution Chairman; Norman Benson; W. B. Barnes, President; Bill Kauffmann. Treasurer. The Student Council is broken down into various committees which promote par- ticipation in student activities. SPECIAL DRIVES COMMITTEE. Row One: Keith Curnutt, James Tucker, Marjorie Welsh. Row Tuo: Mary Campbell, Pat Taylor, Bill Peve, Joyce Fults. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE. Barbara Moody. Judy Stearns. Norman Benson. E. C Fields, W. B. Barnes. Janice CIVIC COMMITTEE. Judy Stearns. Cynthia Spangler. Elaine Chapin. Ronnie Batchelor. Lowderman, Norman Benson. SONG COMMITTEE: Jeannette Gerber, Nancee Kepner, Virgie Lynn, Karen Cole, Mava Fuhr, Ron- nie Batchelor, Joyce Fults. EIGHTH GRADE COUNCIL. Row Owe: Mary Lois Briner, Pat Hudgens, Linda Soule, Larry Bain, Judy Wilkinson. Row Two: Beverly Carriker, Bobbie Graham, Gib Twynun, Gary Zorich, Bobby Rut- ledge, George Klaus. Row Three: Mr. Freidell, Eve- lyn Weston, Bruce Keeton, Ronald Snow, Larry Springer, Jim Burrow. COURTESY COMMITTEE. Row One: Marjorie Tormcna, Elaine Lowdcrman, Dixie Howland, Betty McAdams, Carrah Hendrix, Jackie Lane, Paula Staufer, Marcia Barrett. Row Two: Judy Wyatt, Judee Gard, Beverly Phillips, Pat Hugill, Nancy Harlin. Peggy Sanford. Jean Potts, Mary Williams. Sandra Slayton, Sandee Pennington. Sue Patton. Judith Eubanks. Row Three: Judy Langton, Kay Crandall. Denise Danforth, Barbara Moody. Judy Jackson. Gail Benson, Nancl Hardie. Peggy Maness. Billie Mae Peck, Janice Chapin, Doris Pitt, Virginia Johnson. Row Four: Jean Velvin, Linda Riley, Janice Hobbs, Cynthia Spangler, Linda Bean, Nancy Allen, Donna Curry, Diana Bricken, Sharon Hodges, Sue Elliott. Sandra Pennington, Carole Roper, Karen Drenon, Leona Webb, Judy O’Dell. 91 ATHENIANS ORGANIZE IN DECEMBER Organized late in December, the newest of the four societies made many important decisions. Among them was the choosing of the name Athenian, the colors green and white, the election of officers, and the aims of the club. Experiencing their first meet- ings, writing slam-songs, and taking part in the second annual literary contest proved exciting and interesting to the members. OFFICERS. Row One: Marilyn Knapheide, Arebitis ; Sander Slayton. Vice-president; June Hardin, Secretary. Row Two: Sheila Dunkcrley, Parliamentarian; Peggy Bean. Initiator; Don- na Burks, President; l.aneita Welch, Chaplain. Row Three: Janis Williams, Inter-Society Representative; Linda Hepple, Treasurer; Charlotte Hauptley, Sergeant at Arms. Joanne Pierce, Donna Kincade, Carolyn Cross, Peggy Dragoo, Billie Cary, and Carol Redford prepare their first drafts for the literary contest. Row One: Donna Kincade, Sheila Dunkerley. Virginia Johnson. Sandra Slayton. Peggy Bean. Janet Hardy, Marilyn Knapheide, Charlotte Hauptley. Row Two: June Hardin. Joanne Pierce. Jerrilce Evans, Peggy Dragoo, Janis Williams, Laneita Welch, Norma Jean Lewis, Jacque Eslinger, Donna Burks. Row Three: Myron Beebe, Karen Darling, Rosalie Vader, Carolyn Cross, Joyce Lockhart, Carol Redford, Julia Larson, Billie Cary, Linda Hepple. 92 KAPPAS WE'LL ALWAYS BE! FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One Martha Johnson. Parliamentarian; Carrah Hendrix. Chaplain; Cynthia Spangler. President; Paula Staufer, Treasurer. Row Two: Nancy Allen, Secretary; Janice Chapin, Vice-president; Carole Roper, Inter- Society Representative; Jane Shafer, Archivist. Row Three: Donna Curry, Sergeant at Arms; Brenda Bales. Initiator; Judy Jackman, Assistant Initiator. Oh Kappa dear, we love thee. You stand for all that’s purity, sweetness and kindness ever. Kappas we’ll always be.” The first lines of their song stand for the primary ideals of the Kappa Girl. Being a Kappa is not only working for the literary contest. Kappa is a way of life, a feeling of unity in ambition and love for one another. As Kappas, girls learn not only literary skills and ability in speaking, but they also learn the value of friendship and the joy of working with others. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One: Martha Johnson. StrRf nt at Arms; Carrah Hendrix, Secretary; Cynthia Spang- ler, Kappa Girl. Row Tu o: Marcia Whipple. Parliamentarian; Marilyn Middleton, Archivist; Janice Chapin, Inter-Society Rep- resen fatis e. Row Three: Gloria Hill, Treasurer; Donna Curr.y, Vice-president; Brenda Bales, President. Row One: Janice Chapin. Judy Jackson. Martha Johnson. Elaine Lowderman. Peggy Sanford. Paula Stau- fer. Carrah Hendrix. Jean Potts, Jane Shafer, Norma Lowe. Judy Rogers, Evelyn May. Sandra Kay Ring. Row Two: Nancy Allen. Carole Roper. Carleen Frans. Marilyn Middleton. Mary Jackson. Cynthia Spang- ler, Theresa Rose. Doris Pitt, Marjorie Tormena, Joyce Fults, Nancy Harlin. Shirley Maycock, Nancee Kcpncr. Ron Three: Mrs. Maude Rodgers. Donna Curry. Kay Cox. Sandy Brockus, Brenda Bales. Marcia Whipple. Dolores Jean Smith. Barbara Olinger, Sharon Reavis, Jean Velvin. Judy Jackman, Diana Sullivan, Dorothy Krohm, Gloria Hill. 93 SIGMAS MEET THE CHALLENGE To promote a genuine interest in literary achieve- ment, to raise the scholastic standards of the mem- bers, to encourage more interest in speech and dra- matics, to develop leadership and to encourage whole- some social activities in Van Horn High School, arc the goals of the Sigma Tau Literary Society. Sigmas won the literary contest last year. There is a lot of work involved in literary contests, and the Sigmas have proven themselves capable of meeting the challenge. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One. Ronnie Batchelor. Vice-president; Richard Reimer, President; Roger Black more. Secretary. Row Two: Curtis Dodd, Treasurer; Norman Benson, Chaplain; Bob Jordan, Sergeant at Arms; Duane Chancellor, Parliamentarian. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One. Richard Reimer, Public Relations; Duane Chancellor, Secretary; Curtis Dodd, Parliamentarian. Row Two: Herb Fults, Treasurer; Bob Dicke- son, Sergeant at Arms; Ronald Brackus, Chaplain. Row Three: Norman Benson, President; Ralph Buchanan, Vice-president. Row One: Roger Blackmore, Richard Reimer, Jerry Titus, Ralph Buchanan, Ken Halteman, Ronnie Batch- elor, Duane Chancellor, Kenneth Dewey, Bill Lochman. Row Two: Mr. Barnett. Bill Totty, Tom Black, Curtis Dodd, Herb Fults, Ronald Brockus, Jimmy Kirkham, Steve Evans, Lynn Carlisle, Dahl Knaus. Row Three: Greg Farmer, Bob Jordan, W. B. Barnes, Bill Kauffmann, Kearney Pixler, John Zornes, Norman Benson, Frank Burgess, Bob Dickeson. 94 THALAS HAVE PROGRESSIVE YEAR FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One: Donna Marshall, Chaplain; Dixie Howland. Reporter. Row Two: Pat Gamble, Inter-Society Representative; Judy Wyatt, Secretary; Betty Mc- Adams, President. Row Three-. Bcv Phillips, Vice-president; Sandy Pennington, Sergeant at Arms; Linda Steinmeyer, His- torian; Sue Patton, Treasurer. Thala Phia Literary Society under the sponsorship of Mr. John McArthur has had a progressive year. It in- itiated sixteen new members November 14, 1956 making the total membership thirty. One of the main projects of the club was selecting a pin which was designed by the members. The rest of the year was devoted to preparation for Lit Night which included writing slam songs, praise songs, choosing dresses, and most important—pre- paring and selecting the actual literary work to rep- resent the club at Lit Night. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Row One. Judy Wyatt, Treasurer; Lynette Peck. Chaplain; Betty McAdams, Secretary. Row Two-. Bev Phillips, Inter-Society Representative; Judy O’- Dell, Vice-president; Janet Freeland, President. Row Three: Jan Pavola, Historian; Lyda Case, Reporter; Eddy Myers, Sergeant at Arms. Row One: Judy Lewis, Billie Wyatt. Pat Gamble. Donna Marshall. Dixie Howland, Judy O’Dell, Judy Langton, Leslie Gray, Betty McAdams. Lynette Peck. Row Two: Linda Duckermg, Linda Riley. Peggy Maness, Janice Lingle. Kay Crandall. Jo Ann Norman, Bev Phillips, Sue Patton, Judy Wyatt, Jean Myers. Row Three: Janet Pavola, Lyda Case, Sandy Pennington, Jan Leharck, Sharon Hodges, Linda Steinmeyer, Kathy Gibson. Judy Freeland, Sherry Eads, Janet Freeland, Mr. John McArthur. 95 ACT WELL YOUR PART” W. B. Barnes, a Thespian, and president of the student council, presents Jerry Titus, the Thespian Master of Ceremonies of Laughter Is The Best Medicine. Jane Shafer has Bill Lochman at bay in A Couple of Lunatics. Row One: Jane Shafer, Paula Staufer, Martha Johnson, Nancee Kepner. Janice Chapin. Doris Pitt. Row Two: Sandy Brockus, Carole Roper, Peggy Sanford. Peggy Maness, Sue Patton, Jerry Titus, Bill Lochman. Row Three: Ronald Brockus, Jim Tally, Ralph Buchannan, Bob Dickeson, Norman Benson, V. B. Barnes. Troop 1313 of the National Thespians was organ- ized at Van Horn early in January of 1957. Thes- pians get their name from Thespus, the first actor. National Thespians is an honor society for students interested in theatre and public speaking. To be se- lected, one must acquire a minimum of 10 points to Norman Benson, Sue Patton. Doris Pitt, Bob Dickeson, and Carole Roper watch Gene Brockus take the easy way out in The Great Bottleneck Diamond. be awarded for activities in speech and dramatic work. Their motto is Act well your part, there all the honor lies. During the year, Thespians pre- sented assemblies, public speaking contest winners, and an excellent spring play—all of which added to the pleasure of our high school year. Nancy Kepner, Janice Chapin, and Martha Johnson look on as Paula Staufer calmly slaughters grand opera in Ladies of the Mop. PIONEER INTO SECOND YEAR Highlighting the second year of publi- cation of Van Horn's school newspaper, the Pioneer, was Norma Lowe’s and Nancy Harlin’s winning third place tic with Webster Groves High School in a newswriting contest at the Missouri In- terscholastic Press Association conven- tion held at Columbia, Missouri, Novem- ber 2 and ). This was a good sign for journalism at Van Horn,” stated D. R. Smith, adviser, because it isn’t often that a new school can win honors in journalism so early in its career.” Although only twelve staff members edited and published the Pioneer this year, the paper ranked high on a list of Kansas City high school newspapers. Norma Lowe and Cynthia Spangler, the only two second year students, were editor-in-chief and managing editor, re- spectively. The ten first semester stu- dents acted as reporters. Second semester Nancy Harlin became editor-in-chief. Other staff positions for second semester included Wanda Woo- dcll, managing editor; Leona Webb, ad- vertising manager; Donna Curry, first page editor; Bill Pcve, sports editor; Judy O’Dell, girls sports editor; Cynthia Spangler, assistant advertising manager; and Rosalie Spencer, public relations manager. Copy reading the Pioneer are Rosalie Spencer, Nancy Harlin, Elaine Lowderman. and Wanda Woodell. WE GIVE YOU THE 1957 FALCON! With the help of Mrs. Jenkins, Dick Reimer, Editor, and Deanna Cary, Assistant Editor, worked hard to make sure that everything was correct. It’s finished! The checking, double checking, and the worry is finally over. Together we have finished the 1957 Falcon. Hours and hours of work—memo- ries of deadlines, wastebaskets full of discarded copy have now been mastered. The ready cooperation of the student body and the faculty was sincerely appreciated. A few deserve special mention for their outstanding contributions. The excellent photography of Mr. Aldo Giro and Mr. Melvin Coleman has contributed There were various jobs which had to be done. Jane Lyons, Class Editor, filed class names and Nanel Harjic worked on the organiza- tions section while F.lainc Woolcry and Charlotte Weatherford fin- ished the art work. Business Manager Jerry Isenhower and Pat Taylor, Assist- ant Business Manager and Features Editor, worked hard to keep the books straight with the helpful assistance of Mr. Jones. greatly to the quality of our book. To Inter-Colle- giate Press whose patience, assistance, and fine work we greatly appreciated. Students carried the responsi- bility of assembling our Falcon. However, much of the success of Van Horn’s yearbook can be credited to Mrs. Jenkins, faculty advisor, and Mr. John P. Jones, business advisor. The Falcon Staff has worked hard to assemble an all- school book. We hope we have pleased you—OUR student body. Gloria Hill, Administration and Index Editor; Paul Staufer, Typist and Coeditor of Organizations; Pat Murry, Sports Editor; Judy Klein, (.lass Editor; all worked together to complete another page to be sent to the printer. 98 Row Onr: Merilee Moses, Juanita Wilson, Laura Matson, Mary Burdick, Lewdlyn Ingalls, Janet Freeland. Row Two: Anita Pollard, Leona Morris, Margie Jackson, Pat Murry. Barbara Davis, Wesley Stoppelmoor. Row Tbrer: Mary Hutson, Peggy Maness, Mary Jackson, Judy Freeland, Calvin McGuire, Lester McLallcn, Richard Young. Row Four: Bonnie Jo Wigham, Carleen Frans, Nanel Hardie, Sandra Pennington, Ronnie Ring, Dave Hall, Bob Bullard, Larry Cook. BUSY YEAR FOR CHOIR Row Onr: Bonnie Jo Wigham, Peggy Maness, Sandy Pennington, Donna Curry, Pat Murry, Lea Ann Penn- ington. Row Two: Kearney Pixler, Morris Jones, Dave Hall. Calvin McGuire. t■ i| MB 99 Row One: Howard George, Keith Curnutt, Sherry Fad , Patty Lee, Loi Hale , Elaine Murry, Lea Ann Pennington. Row Two: Howard Templeton, Gary Maybell, Jack Thomson, Jerry Klaus, Janice Hobbs. Sharon Reavis, Carolyn Colovin. Row Three: Duane Sheridan, Leroy Travers, Ronnie Batchelor, Jim Davis, Jacqueline Seat, Wanda Johnson, Beverly Miller, Donna Myers. Row Four: Kearney Pixler, Jerry Parish, Morris Jones, Dale Cunningham. Donna Curry, Beverly Hicks, Rose Marie Oberhelman, Virgie Lynn. The Van Horn Concert Choir of sixty voices was quite busy in this, its second year. The Christmas Vespers and the Christmas assemblies, Victor Her- bert’s The Fortune Teller,” Fantasy in Sound,” and several other programs and assemblies were among the choir’s activities. The acquisition of robes and stoles meant a consid- erable sacrifice but a larger thrill to choir members. One of the year’s chief projects was the financing of this investment. The boys quartet, the girls trio, and the Choralaircs were selected from personnel of the choir. These vocal ensembles were busy to varying degrees as they sang to a variety of audiences. The spring season found the choir at the peak of its activity: an operetta in March, two programs in April, an all-city festival, and Fantasy in Sound” in May and the Baccalaureate services in June. In addition to the programs and hard work in class, there were many lighter moments. The annual fall picnic was adjudged to be a success, especially in light of the fact that none fell into Rock Creek. The party following The Fortune Teller” and the spring breakfast were equally abundant in fun and food. The choir cabinet was composed of Ronald Batch- elor, Kearney Pixler, Donna Myers, and Howard George. CONCERT CHOIR TRIO: Elaine Murry. Nancl Hardic. Par Murry. BOYS QUARTET: Bobby Bullard, Ronnie Ring, Howard Templeton, Ronnie Batchelor. 100 Rou One: Karilyn Williamson. Sally Jo Whislcr, Barbara Christopher. Sandra Slayton. Evelyn May, Carrah Hendrix. Row Two: Martha Rapp. Sara Jane Danielson, Fredia Goldsberry. Jane Dougherty, Gail Benson. Row Three: Glenda Wakefield, Lou Ann Middleton. Nancy Ann Adlard. Jean Myers. Judith Jackman. Barbara Myers. Row Four: Dolores Dresser. Joyce Lockhart, Dorothy Minor. Billie Cary, Gail Wine. Row Fite: Mary Ann Bohart, Carole Elaine Sheldon, Marlcna Jones, Wanda Boone. Camilla Kettner. Row Six: Jacque Eslinger. Diana Bricken. Carol Kackley. Shirley Maycock, Diana Sullivan. Row Seim: Dixie How- land, Beverly Phillips, Laura Blackburn, Loretta Ray, Linda Burson. Row Eight. Kathryn Stockton. Mary Kaler, Jean Velvin, Kay Plumlee, Sandy Brockus. THERE'S FUN AND LEARNING FOR CHOIR MEMBERS OUR Girls Choir of forty-five voices once again proved to be a musical match for any comparable group in the city. The girls worked diligently to present programs of high caliber to a variety of audiences. Building a repertoire of both frivolous and serious numbers, the choir sang for assemblies, the Christmas Vespers, the Easter program, Fantasy in Sound,” and the all-city music festival. 101 THE GIRLS’ QUARTET: Evelyn May, Gail Benson, Shirley Maycock and Diana Sullivan. THE GIRLS’ SEXTET: Jane Dougherty, Billie Cary, Joyce Lockhart, Jean Myers, Beverly Phillips and Sally Jo Whisler. Aside from the associations enjoyed by girls through their contact from day to day, there was additional fun and relaxation to be found at several parties that were scheduled. A Hallowe'en party in full regalia, Christmas caroling, and the Senior Farewell were enthusiastically received by all. The spirit of the choir was apparent in everything the girls attempted. Hard work and cooperation accounted for the success the group enjoyed. The Girls’ trio, the sextet, and quartet were among the busiest ensembles to be found. Chosen from Girls’ Choir personnel, the groups represented our school well as they appeared before audiences. Partici- pation in Vantasia,” the Vespers, and the music con- tests rated high among their many accomplishments. THE GIRLS’ TRIO: Carrah Hendrix, Evelyn May, Gail Benson. 102 FROM SEPTEMBER TO Under the able direction of Mr. Wallace Fike, our band and orchestra were busy throughout the year furnishing us with music. During the football sea- son they accompanied us to the games and gave us music which added much to the enthusiasm of the crowd. Their music often set the keynote for our assemblies and other school functions. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS. Jeannette Gerber, Auiitant Manager; Herb Fuit� , Librarian. Mary Jane Crews, Sfcretary-Treaiurer. SWING BAND. Rou One: Bill Jones, Gary Smith. Diane Nichol, David Nichol. Rou Two: Phil Pearman, Robert Williams, Charles Whipple, Roger Coldsnow, Karen Cole, Herb Fults, Craig McSparren, Tommy Sugg, Ronnie Harrison. ORCHESTRA. Srated: Joyce I.aQuet. Judy Smith, Sandra Stockton, Jeannette Gerber, Saundra Rector, Adrian Lawson, Donna Holman, Evelyn Weston, Anita Gerber, Jerry Beard, Denny Sterben , Joy Combs, Robert Sanders. Standing: Herb Fults, Mary Jane Crews, Mr. Fike. 103 JUNE THEY GAVE US MUSIC We stood just a little taller when they marched by in the gay and colorful American Royal Parade and the Independence Hallowe'en Parade, for they car- ried OUR Van Horn School Flag! The high spots of the band and orchestra season came in the Spring when they provided the music for the Operetta and the Fantasy in Sound Concert, an annual event which is the finale of the musical season. BAND OFFICERS. Rou One: Diane Nichol. Auhtant librar- ian; Karen Cole, Secretary; Donna Marshall, Librarian. Rou Twoi Craig McSparren. Ann taut Manager; Fd Guffey. Mana- ger. SAX QUARTET. Bill Jones. Diane Nichol. Gary Smith. David Nichol. TRUMPET TRIO. Tommy Sugg, Ronnie Harrison, Craig Me Sparrcn. BAND. Rou One: Paul McClain, Donna Marshall, Charles Phipps, Joyce Fults, Donna Burks, H. M. Dodd. Kenneth Parkes. Larry Parkes. Rou Two: Stephen Parks, Douglas Waller. Clifton R. Roberts, Karen Hcrsh, Gary Smith, Diane Cole, Robert Irwin, William Oberkrom, Gerald Harrison, David Nichol, Bill Jones. Rou Three: Raymond Boles. Edward Boles, Bill Ruhling. Ed Guffey. Ronnie Harrison. Tommy Sugg, Craig McSparren, Morris Jones, Karen Nichol, Roger Coldsnow. Charles Whipple, Bob illiams. Row Four: Don Reimal, Gary Russell, Allen Klopfenstine. Donald Elliott. Barry Weston. Beverly Jean Hicks. 104 JAZZ BAND: Craig McSparren, Charles Phipps, Herb Fulls, Karen Cole, Dave Nichol. INTO FIRST YEAR Early this year a jazz band was organized under the direction of Mr. Fike. Seven members worked dili- gently to acquire music that would be entertaining and different to the student of Van Horn. Appear- ing in Vantasia was the band’s first appearance be- fore the public. It played How Come You Do Me Like You Do?” Organized for the first time this year, the Boys Glee Club had an eventful past and there came good indications of a promising future. Practicing twice a week before school, the group readied itself for several programs which included Vantasia,” The Fortune Teller,” and Fantasy In Sound.” Since membership is open to all boys in high school, it is hoped that the group will grow with each passing year. Roil' One: Bill Colley, Keith Curnutt, Janice Chapin, Richard Young, Richard Grove. Rote Two: Wesley Stoppelmoore, Calvin McGuire. Dave Hall. Jack Thomson, Bobby Bullard. Row Three: Kearney Pixler, Ronald Batchelor, Ronnie Ring, Tim Moore, Howard Templeton. 105 THEY SAY IT WITH PAINT! Fifteen students in Van Horn wore a pin in the form of an artist’s palette to signify they were members of the Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Lucile Jenkins. The purpose of the club is to cultivate the appreciation and knowledge of its members regarding their choice and expression of art. They were kept busy throughout the year making posters to adver- tise various school activities. They were behind the scenes” of every school show slapping paint on stage scenery. Christmas was made brighter with Yuletide decorations. Art Club members worked over time painting scenery for ''Vantasia.” Row One: Lynette Peck, Marcia Barrett. Row Two: Jeannette Gerber, Judce Gard, Deanna Cary, Joyce Isenhower. Row Three: Jesse Lowder, Janet Pavola, Nancl Hardic, Deanna Smith, Jerry Isenhower. Row Four: Julia Gottman, Joe F.ngelman, Stephen Evans, Karen Drenon. 106 Row One: Judy O’Dell, Beverly Phillips, Sue Patton. Carole Roper, Sandra Pennington, Jean Potts, Jane Shafer. Row Two: Mary Ann Burdick, Peggy Maness. Barbara Myers, Sandec Pennington, Sherry Eads, Sharon Reavis, Diane Nichol, Donna Marshall, Laura Jean Matson, Juanita Wilson, Sylvia Borland, Carole Robinson, Carrah Hendrix. Row Three: Georgia Charles, Sandy Brockus, Theresa Rose, Judy Klein, anda Watson, Judy Freeland. Janet Freeland, Pat Murry, Jean Myers, Nancy Harlin, Judy Jackson, Jeanette Gerber, Judy Wyatt, Pat Gamble, F.laine Murry. Row Four: Gail Wine, Karin Burgess, Sharon Towsley. Julie Choplin, Pat Whetstone, Jane Lyons, Janice Chapin, Nancee Kepner, Dorothy Krohm, Nancy Allen, Gloria Hill, Linda Burson, Leona Webb, Sharon Hodges, Linda Steinmeyer, Karen Cole, Virgie Lynn. PEP CLUB GIRLS HELP CREATE SCHOOL SPIRIT In their uniforms of red and gray, the Pep Club girls promote good sportsmanship, devel- op personality traits of sincerity, enthusiasm, and friendliness. The Van Horn Pep Club has approximately 175 members. The organization is of vital im- portance in creating school spirit. Their atten- dance at every game is expected. Row Our: Janet Pavola, Lancia Welch. Lyda Cau, Nancy Adlard. Row Tuo: Kay Crandall. Peggy Maness. Jean Myers, Barbara Bon ville. Row Three: Sandee Pennington, Jane Lyons, Virgie Lou Lynn, Nancee Kepner. 107 Rou One: Joyce Isenhower, Peggy Bean, Denise Danforth, Carole Elaine Sheldon, Barbara Tormena, Linda Lowry, Sue Ivers, Mary Alice Frizell. Barbara Bonville, Sharon Tally. Norma Wilson, Evelyn Weston. Row Tuo: Linda Pitt, Louise Teller, Carol Norman, Sandra Amermon, Evelyn May, Jo Bran stitter, Janet Hardy. Billie Wyatt. Marlena Jones, Margie Jackson. Joy Allen. Juel Constable, Sara Jo Rogers, Eleanor May. Sandy Hurst, Kathleen Fort, Beverly Pendergraft. Rou Three: Norma Jean Lewis, Judy Langton, Janice Lingle. Kay Crandall, Laneita Welch, Kathryn Stockton, Sandra Kay Ring, Diana Idleman, Sondra Koup, Carol Kackley, Diana Sullivan, Janice Jones. Patty Lee, Valda Bolling, Marian Rardon, Sharon Clark, Virginia Johnson, Sheila Dunkerley. Rou Four: Jerilcc Evans, June Hardin, Mary Briner, Kathy Key, Judy Stearns, Jo Ann Norman. Linda Riley, Lyda Case, Marilyn Middleton. Linda Miller, Barbara Moody, Joanne Pierce, Donna Kincadc, Kay Stevens, Carole Davis. Delores Warmington, Nancy Ann Adlard. VENDI, VIVI. VICI” Latin Club members display their banner of maroon and white. Bright colors and cheery greetings—the Latin Club at Christmas time. ' VENI, VIDI, VICI” (I came, I saw, I con- quered). This was our club motto and it embodied the club spirit of Latinus Duces. Our maroon and white banner identified us. We met bi-monthly before school with our sponsor, Mrs. King. Learning Latin for everyday use was one of our club's main goals. In the year of 1956-57, we made posters, participated in Latin Plays and the language assembly, designed Christmas cards, and filled a basket for a needy family at Christmas. Row One: Sandra Jeffries, Diane Foutch, Norma Jean Lesvis, Janet Hardy, Sylvia Borland, Linda Lowry, Phyllis Richardson, Sandy Lucas, Mcrilec Moses. Row Two: Janet Pavola. Linda Duckering, Sharon Clark, Saundra Rector, Mary Hauber, Mary Bcllmyer, Bonnie Hocfer, Kathryn Hahn, Peggy Dragoo. Row Three: Mrs. King, Karen Darling, Martha Johnson, Jacqueline Seat. Deanna Smith, Nanei Hardie, Carole Roper, Billie Mae Peck, Jcrrilee Evans. Ron Four: Margaret Poindexter, Mary Rozgay, Sondra Hudson, Bob Dickeson, David Smith, Steve Topi, Bill Slankard. 109 LEARN SPANISH AND BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR I 110 Buck Ron: Charlie Polk, Sergeant at Arms; Marcia Whipple, Secretary; Kay King, Publicity. Front Ron: Martha Rapp, Chaplain; Wanda Watson, President; Jane Shafer, Vice-president. Ron One: Jucl Constable. Linda Pitt, Marilyn Knapheid. Eleanor May. Victoria Jaworski, Beverly Pen- dergraft. Rou Tuo: Miss Curnutt. Nancy Harl.n, Karen Hersh, Judy Langton, Martha Rapp. Jane Shafer. Rou Three: Charlie Polk. Gloria Hill, Marcia Whipple, Judy Rathbun. Wanda Watson. Janice Lingle, Kay King. Los Halcones, our Spanish Club, has 28 mem- bers with Miss Curnutt as their sponsor. They chose green, white, and red as their representa- tive colors. All the members were enthusiastic about the following club activities which were held at various times throughout the year; In- itiation, Reception Tea, Christmas-pinata style- at Nancy Harlin’s house, and the trip to Las Palmas to eat real Mexican food. Each member is convinced that a knowledge of the Spanish language will bring about a bet- ter understanding of our Spanish speaking neighbors. ADIOS! HASTA LUEGO! Two pool, amigo! THEY SWIM FOR FUN Old members of the swim club make a formation by swimming to records. Sea Maids, organized in 195 5 are concerned with acquiring proficiency in swimming. They met bi-monthly with Mrs. Hensley as their sponsor. Two important achievements were learning synchronization by swimming to rec- ords and increasing their speed by participating in races. Their favorite activity has been per- forming in water ballets which they created for themselves. Newly initiated members prepare to plunge into the pool. Rou One: Nancy Ann Adlard. Kay Crandall, Barbara Christopher, Diane Nichol, Peggy Maness, Donna Marshall. Judy O’Dell, Ellen Moses, Jeannie Potts, Dixie Howland. Elaine Murry. Row Two: Marilyn Middleton. Joanne Pierce. Jo Norman. Lou Ann Middleton, Bev Phillips, Sue Patton. Linda Wagner, Sandra Pennington. Virgie Lou Lynn. Linda Steinmeyer. Sharon Hodges, Karen Cole, Mary Bellmeyer, Billie Hughes, Karen Darling, Pat Murry. Row Three: Mary Ann Burdick, Sue Ivers, Patty Lee, Peggy Bean, Leslie Gray, Louise Teller. Through their club activities, members of the Van Horn chapter of the Future Homemakers of America strive to develop poise, skill, better judgment, and a sense of responsibility. Service projects, working for degrees, initiation, and exchanging activities with other chapters have been the main highlights of the year car- ried on under the able leadership of the F.H.A. officers and their sponsors, Mrs. Soapes and Mrs. Hopkins. Mercy Hospital appreciated the stuffed toys that were contrib- uted by the Future Homemakers. LEARNING poise at a tea is important to the F.H.A. girls. Row One: Patricia Jackson, Valda Sue Bolling, Wanda Boone, Mary Steiner, Gayle Weaverling, Leta Fern Davolt, Norma Lowe, Lana Langcvin. Row Two: June Hardin. Dixie Farrell, Margaret Hall, Barbara Moody, Linda Miller. Kay Stevens, Sharon Towsley, Peggy Sanford. Row Three: Mrs. Soapes, Dorothy Krohm, Donna Curry, Beverly Hicks, Julie Choplin, Nancy Allen, Leona Webb. 112 Class members display notebooks they have prepared on their type of work. THEY LEARN THROUGH EXPERIENCE Cooperative Occupational Education is a pro- gram provided by the High school in coopera- tion with business and industrial employers. It affords pupils an opportunity to select the type of work in which they are most interested and, with the aid of a coordinator, secure train- ing employment in that work. Pupils spend approximately half of each day in school pur- suing high school courses, the other half day is devoted to on the job training. The work experience training is school supervised and a unit of credit is granted for it in addition to the unit of credit for one hour of satisfactory class work. John Adlard, Reporter; Barbara Frazell, Secretary; Bob Cantrell. President; Ann Schuerger, Vice-president; Juanita Hanaway, Treasurer. Row One: John Adlard, Barbara Frarcll, Judy M. Bauer, Ann Schuerger, Nancy Lee Cook. Row Two: Robert Snider, Sondra Schultz, Dclori Kinnaman, Delore Pyle, Carol Pridgen, Juanita Hanaway, Carol alby. Row Three: Mr. H. Sang, Naomi Ruth Young, Philip Blackmorc, Robert Lee Owen, Bob Cantrell, Dean White, David Zimmerman, Bob Gippner, 113 Row Oue: N. E. Wasson, Judee Card. Lonnie Shalton, Anita Pollard, I.ois Hales, Pat Gamble, Sharon Reavis, Jean Potts, Ida Alexander, Mary Williams, F.laine Murry, Judy Rogers. Charlotte Hammer, Barbara Christopher, Judith Eubanks, Mariorie Trussell. Rou Tuo: Donna Burks, Shirley Rapp, Virginia Loftis, Judith Jackman, Theresa Rose, Keith Curnutt, Cecil Bearce, Audra Wilson, Doris Pitt, Judy Lewis, Lewellyn Ingalls, Carol Short, Barbara Davis. Rou 7 brer: Judy Klein, Nancy Harlin, Chester Adkins, Bill Totty, Lester McLallen. Gary Russell, Roger Stecnrod, Carl Russell, Donald Wales, Larry Pulliam, Donald Elliott, Jerry McClary, Bonnie Jo Wigham, Judy Porter, Carleen Frans. Row Four: DeLois Koehly, Kearney Pixler, Bob Hobbs. Kenneth Parkes, Jimmie Rose. David Crowl. Leo Hibler, Raymond Reed, Vincent Christianson, Stephen Evans, Harold Boone, Curtis Dodd. Donald Bemboom, Gary Bell, John Surface. DRIVER'S EDUCATION REDUCES ACCIDENTS Evidence is clear that effective teaching of Driver Education to high school students is needed. The number of accidents among drivers who have taken this course is 50 per cent less than with drivers who have had no special training. Van Horn students are taught by Mr. Nevin Was- son to develop fundamental and correct skills, self- confidence and poise while at the wheel, a knowl- edge of road laws and local regulations, and above all, a desire to drive safely. Row Our: Barbara Dobbin . Jane Lyon . Marjorie Tormena. Martha John on, F.laine Lowderman. Caro- lyn Colovin, Dixie Howland. Paula Staufer, Sandec Pennington, F.dithc Ann Lawrence. Mary Ann Bohart, Judy Pippenger, Sandra McGowan, Betty McAdam , Carol Camcrlinck, Dzvid Pepper , Joyce Fults. Row Tuo: Bob Taylor, Frank Agrusa, Larry Cook. Bill Fuller, Dorothy Minor, Joy Short, Dorothy Krohm, Gloria Hill, Nancee Kepner, Janice Chapin, Bonnie Liles, Glenda Smith, Jame Hershberger, Penn Pritchett, Jack Hane . Rou Three: N. E. Wa son, Jim Dietrich. Tim Moore. Frank Canterbury, Jim Nicely. Jess Spark . Rickey W hite, Judy Smith. Pat W'ray. Betty Sullivan. Julie Baker. Judy Lile. Brenda Bale , John Brockman. Max Davolt, June Schuerger, Rosalie Spencer. Row Four: Randall L. Stock wood. Bob Wooded. Vic Jodts, Stanley W'hite. Ronnie W'agner, John Zornes. Joe W'oods, Charles Folkert, Rodger Gee, Ted Christopher. Bob Howell, Bill Smith, Larry Snelling, Donald Kelly. 114 Speakers for open house night were introduced by Mr. Griffith. They were students who represented extra-curricular activities in our school. Ed Guffey, as a rich Texan, entertained Paula Staufer, Mistress of Ceremonies. From early fall to late spring, students found plenty of activities to enter into. School began in a whirl of exciting events—Open House, Assemblies, and Foot- ball Games were mixed in with first class assign- ments. At Van Horn scholastic achievement is not the only phase of education. Extracurricular activi- ties are an important part of OUR educational pro- gram. Whether working on the newspaper, yearbook, participating in athletics, school shows, or assemblies we learn to cooperate and learn those elements of leadership which arc impossible to learn in a class room. OUR feature shots help us to recall memorable experiences. Van Horn fought hard and displayed outstanding sportsmanship. 116 Ronnie Batchlor and George Sullivan began experimenting in Physics class right away. David Francis is a guest of the home economics girls. Elaine Lowderman, Secretary of the Student Council, read the min- utes before the student body. The music department gave a Christmas assembly. 117 The Boys’ Glee Club had a lot to say about, There Is Bums,” Louise T«ller and Donna Wade danced in Nothing Like a Dame.” Vantasia. On December 6 and 7 the curtain rose on' Vantasia,” OUR all-school variety show. Both students and directors worked hard to make it a memorable occa- sion. The show consisted of three acts varying from train scenes to Carnegie Hall. Smiles on the faces of the girls in the chorus line of Oh, That Hard Hearted Hannah reminded our parents of the Roaring Twenties. I don't believe it!” Laughs from If Men Played Cards as Women Do. Precision dancers of Vantasia —The Vanettes. 118 ■ Christmas week had a special meaning to us at Van Horn. An excitement in the air . . . our tree was trimmed . . . Junior Red Cross stock- ings were filled . . . Christmas Vespers . . . music students sang Christmas carols at a special assembly . . . the snow came down . . . Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year . . . all are memories we can’t forget. 119 There i nothing to say about this picture: it steps for itself. Wherever you go at Van Horn you find students talking in small groups before class, in panels in class, and on the stairs after class. Seniors gather for one of their informal meetings. 120 A busy Falcon Staff worked hard—to enjoy themselves To impress the faculty, at their Christmas party. Th« rough going wa, well rewarded when Coach DeH.rdt The B team Killer, receive reward, for .econd team presented the football player, their letter,. proficiency in football. The Pause that Refreshes—Lunch time. At an open meeting of the Student Council. Bob Dickeson gave hi I Speak for Democracy talk, which won first place in Kansas City. 121 King and Queen of Hearts, Kay Crandell and How- Students enjoy studying in our modern convenient ard George, were crowned at Teen-Town’s annual Student Lounge. Valentine Formal. Library entrance at Van Horn. Falcons displayed school spirit by supporting their basketball team. Judy Barnes, Carol Dumskey, and Mava Fuhr worked hard keeping records and money straight in the Finance center. Students enjoyed dancing to records played by Gene Davis, Disc-Jockey, at the Record Hop. 122 Learning historical facts and relating them to present day events is one of the aims of our Common Learnings classes. Our Drafting department offers opportunities in drafting tech- niques. CLASSES IN Coach Fields gives instructions on passing the baton in relay races. 123 Leona Webb modeled a Vogue fashion in the Home Making assembly. Art studenti learn to work with various materials. Home Economics prepares the girls to be excellent cooks. ACTION 124 Solving equations in mathematics classes stimulates thinking ability. Woodshop undertakes various projects. ✓ 7' A typical snow scene in the faculty-student parking lot. Record Mop” dance contest winners were: Third place, Judy Allen and Gib Twyman; Second place, Sharon Austin and Pete Comstock; and First place, Judy O’Dell and Ronnie Wagner. 125 STUDENTS WHO HAVE BROUGHT HONOR TO VAN HORN Carole Roper, Janice Chapin, and Paula Staufer: first, second, and third winners respec- tively in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Bob Dickcson, I Speak For Democracy” winner, with runners-up: Gene Brockus, Martha Johnson. Delores Smith, Doris Pitt, Sondra Brockus, and B. Barnes. 126 LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR Love Your Neighbor, ’ a three act farce-comedy was presented on April 11 and 12. A cast of twenty enacted the story of a small town family involved in marriage and a business merger. Love Your Neigh- bor” played to the largest audience in the history of student productions at Van Horn. Audiences both nights thoroughly enjoyed the play and so did the actors and stage crews. The play was directed by Miss Nanabel Cassell, the dramatics instructor, and was judged a huge success by all who saw it. 127 ' rrrrrrrw Hah, a Captain of Hussars, ripe for picking. Get busy.1 The Royal Opera Ballet is waiting; men. do your duty. You’ll have gowns, jewels, money, and best of all . . . me. The Concert Choir and orchestra successfully coop- erated once again in their production of Victor Her- bert’s musical comedy, The Fortune Teller” on March 14 and 15 in our auditorium. Pictures can only hint at the color and beauty of the show, but the lilting melodies and funny lines will long be remembered. And don’t forget to smile. Smiles on the faces of the cast revealed that they enjoyed the show as much as did the audience. 128 .... Dick Reimcr crowned Nance Kepner queen while George Sullivan received his diadem from Deanna Cary. I Reigning over the 1957 Falcon were Nancee Kepner, queen, and George Sullivan, king, both Seniors. The royal court consisted of Howard George, Pat Gam- ble, Jane Shafer, and Jim Tucker, all attendants to the king and queen. Nancee and George were crowned at our Record Hop, with Gene Davis from WHB presiding as master of ceremonies. Dick Rci- mer, editor, crowned the queen and presented her a dozen roses. Assistant editor, Deanna Cary, crowned the king and gave him a sccptor. In December stu- dents voted on the king and queen by showing their receipts for the Falcon. Having a Falcon king and queen wras a new experience for students at Van Horn. ROYAL COURT. EDITOR, and ASSISTANT EDITOR—Howard George. Pat Gamble. Dick Reimer, Nancee Kepner, George Sullivan. Deanna Cary, Jane Shafer, and Jim Tucker. 130 PATRONS Thanks, business men, for your contributions to our 1917 FALCON. You are the hub around which our community and school revolve. We hope our student body will show its appreciation by patronizing you. FALCON STAFF B B SUPER DRUGS EUBANKS CERAMIC STUDIO BEST CLEANERS HARRIMAN LUMBER COMPANY BOB BUNYAR PRESCRIPTIONS INTER-CITY PRESS BOGART BROWN PRESCRIPTIONS JOHNSON FLORIST BRISTOL MARKET KRUDOP DEPARTMENT STORE CO. C. DeWALT PLUMBING HEATING LEO WALKER FLORIST C. G. ROST LIKE-NU CLEANERS C. P. WILLIAMS, D.C. (Chiropractor.) MOODY MOTOR CO. CAROL’S BEAUTY SHOP MR. MRS. L. E. RF.IMER CURT’S MARKET PETEY CHILDER’S PRESCRIPTIONS DELL CRENSHAW CAMERA SHOP QUICK’S HOBBIES DODD’S ENGLEWOOD BAKERY ROY’S CAFE DODD’S FA1RMOUNT BAKERY SHEET METAL HARDWARE ELITE CLEANERS STANDARD STATE BANK ENGLEWOOD 1-10-25C VAN HORN CENTER The advisor 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. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS MISS MARY BAXTER HER STAFF MR. ALDO GIRO PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE STAFF OF VAN HORN STUDIO MR. EDWIN SHAFFER MR. J. P. JONES MR. GENE DAVIS MR. MELVIN G. COLEMAN 131 INDEX Abel, Albert Eugene ---------------------65 Adcock, Gerald Allen --------------------65 Adkins, Chester Lee__________ 0,78,80,114 Adkins, M. S. Mrs. ______________________17 Adlard, John Thomas III -------------20,113 Adlard, Nancy Ann 5 8,101,107,108,1 1 1 Agrusa, Frank________________________41,114 Albcr, Dorothy Kathleen ------------------5 8 Albert, Kenny----------------------------50 Alexander, Ida Mae _________________ 41,114 Allen, Carolyn Lee ----------------------66 Allen, Charles Scott ----------- - 41,75,81 Allen, Joy Ann-----------------------58,108 Allen, Judity Ann--------------------64,125 Allen, Larry ----------------------------64 Allen, Nancy Ruth_______20,91,107,112,114 Amermon, Freda Mrs. 10 Amermon, Sandra S--------------------58,108 Amos, James Carl 65 Anderson, Deanna Lea ---------------------5 8 Anderson, Patricia Lee ------------------50 Anderson, Robert Douglass -------------- 66 Andrews, Bonnie Jo --------------------- 64 Applebcrry, Charles Richard ----- 65 Archer, Peggy Ann ----------------------- 5 8 Arlund, Thomas Wayne--------------------- 5 8 Arnold, Darryl--------------- -- -50 Arthur, Terry Edward 64 Ash, Larry Jcnning --------------------- 65 Austin, Sharon Sue-------------- — 66,125 Autrcy, Barbara --------------------------5 8 Baily, Eugene ----------------------------5 8 Bain, Larry Marshall---------- 65,91 Bain, Peggy Rcnea -----------------------50 Baird, Dorothy Joan -------------------- 64 Bake, Everett Lee 64 Baker, Julie ----------------------- 20,114 Batch, Suellen Carol 5 8 Bales, Brenda Marie ------------- 20,93,114 Ballard. Karen Sue 5 8 Banning, Lynne W.--------------- 50 Barker, Linda------------------- 66 Barnes, Judy Lee ------------------- 50,123 Barnes, W. B. ___________ 20,38,71,73,78.89,90.94,96.126 Barnett, Richard F. Mr. 12,94 Barr, Dorothy Annetta________ 64 Barrett. Marcia Kay 20,89.90,91.106 Barthel. Carolyn 5 8 Barthcl, Claris Lee -- 5 8 Bartlett, Kenneth 65 Barton, Karen 64 Bartow. Louis Wm. 5 8 B tchelor, Ronald Edward 20.89.90.92,94,100,105,116 Batson. Mary Alice --------------------- 65 Batson, Robert Duane 5 8 Bauer. John Robert 50 Bauer, Judy Marie 20,113 Baxter. Mary lee ---------------------5 8 Baxter, Mary Miss 12 Baxter, Sharon Lorenc 50 Bay, Nancy Jo 58 Beall, Sharon Kay _______________________ 66 Bean, Linda____________________________50,91 Bean, Peggy ___________________50,92,108,111 Bcarce, Cecil Monroe . 50,114 Bearce, Edlon----------------------------66 Beard, James Dale ---------------------50,78 Beard. Jerry Alan 65,103 Beck, Everett Lee-------------------------58 Beck, Linda May 64 Beckham, David--------------------------- 58 Beckham, Linda Lee ----------------------- 5 8 Beebe. Myron Mr------------------------12,92 Beem, D. Raellen 5 8 Bel c hen eke r, Karen -------------------64 Bell Gary Floyd -------------- -- -- 114 Bellmyer, Anna L. ------------------------ 5 8 Bellmycr, Mary Evelyn 41,83,109,111 Belscamper, Alice --------------------- 41 Bemboom, Donald 41,114 Benson, Gertrude Gail 50,90,91,101,102 Benson, Norman Rex 19,21,89,94,96 Benton, Loretta June 65 Berger, Charles Edward _________________ 64 Berger Mary Jane Mrs. - —12 Bernhardt, Joan Rae --------------------58 Bishop, Larry Michael -------- 64 Black, James Thomas 5 0,78.80.94 Blackburn, Laura ---------50,101 Blackman. Raymond Edward 5 0,65 Blackmorc, Phillip .21,113 Blackmore, Roger M. 94 Blaine, John Alvie_____________________65 Blaine, Virginia Pearl — ... 64 Blake, Thomas ____________________________50 Blankenship, John Willard 58 Bier, Leo H. ___________________________ 114 Bly, Marguerite Loraine - 50 Bodenhamer. Charles R. ______________.-5 8 Bogue, Marilyn Grace ---------------------50 Bohart, Gerald John Jr. - 5 8 Bohart, Mary Ann 41,101,114 Boles, Edward Lewis 5 8.104 Boles, Raymond 5 8,80,89,90,104 Bolling. Valda Sue 5 8,108,1 12 Bolyard, Jasper Wesley 65 Boone, Harold ---------------------- 41,114 Boone, Wanda Fay ---------------- 50,101,112 Bonville, Barbara Jo--------------65,107,108 Booth, Janet Mrs. ------------------------10 Borland. Sylvia Margaret —21,107,109 Boucher, Claude Joseph--------------------50 Bourns, Jeff Mr-------------------------- 12 Boutross, Peter Joseph--------------------41 Boyd, Donnie Ray -------------------------61 Brackenbury, Robert ----------------------50 Braden, R. Clifford ----5 8,80 Bradley, Clare Miss-----------------------12 Bradley, Suzanne Lee ----------- - - 64 Bramer, Charles Michael ---------------5 8 Bramwell, Noma Ruth --------------------- 65 Bransteitter, Nellie Jo-------------5 8,108 Braxdale, Ralph Curtis . ---------------- 64 INDEX Brccdcn, James R.____________________J g Breeden. Lonnie________________________ 63 Brieken, Diana________ _________50,91,101 Bright well, Bernard Mr_________________12 Briner, Mary Lois ______________64,91,1 OS Brockman, John W. ______________50,114 Brockman, Sam C__________________________5 8 Brockus, Ronald Eugene —.................. 19,21,71,78,94,96,126 Brockus, Sandra Kay .........—.........50,90,93,96,101,107,126 Bronson, Frank Leroy_______________________50 Bronson. Frazier Lester ________________5 8 Brown. Joyce Darlene_______________________64 Brown, Patricia Ann ____________________3 8 Brown, Richard _________________________5 8 Brown, Ronald Lee_________________________ 64 Bruce, Janet May__________________________ 64 Bruntmyer, Shirley Rose_________________5 8 Bryant, Alma Jean ________________________ 41 Buchanan, Ralph___________________21,38,94,96 Buck. Thomas A. __________________________ 41 Buehlig, Eddie William___________________ 64 Buford, Jean Kay _________________________JO Bullard, Bobby Gerald 21,99,100,105 Bullard, Judith Ann ______________________66 Burchman. Charles Neville 66 Burdick, Mary A. ------------5 8,99,107,1 11 Burg. Mrs---------------------------------- Burgess, Frank_________________________41,94 Burgess, Irene Mrs. _______________________n Burgess, Karin ____________________ 5 8,107 Burgess. Ronald Keith _____________________66 Burks, Donna Lou ______________ 41,92,104,114 Burnett. Gary Warren _____________________ 64 Burns, Elaine K_____________________5 8,89 Burns, Lanelle Sue ________________________65 Burris, Richard George ___________________ 65 Burrow, James _________________________ 65,91 Burson, Joan Carol _____________________5 g Burson, Linda _____________________21,101,107 Burton, Glennis Fred ______________________JO Butkovich, John_________________________50,80 Butner, Laura Jean ________________________65 Callahan, Michael Dennis _________________ 41 Callaway. Ethel Elizabeth_________________ Jl Camerlinck, Carolyn Ann________________21,114 Campbell, Joseph __________________________jg Campbell, Mary R. _________________ 5 8,89,90 Canterbury, Franklyn Payne 41,114 Cantebury, Velma Alice _________________ 5 8 Cantrell, Carolyn Kay ;___________________ jg Cantrell, Don Bob____________________ 22,113 Carlisle, Lucile _______________________] j Carlisle, Lynn David________5 1,78,79,80,94 Carriker, Beverly Mae _____________________9| Carriker, Dennis Kent _____________________j| Carson, Verna Mae_________________________ jg Cary, Billie Joyce -------------51,92,101,102 Cary, Deanna Leigh ------------ 22.98,106,130 Cary, Mervin Wren ________________________ 64 51,95,107,108 Cassell, Nanabcl Miss . Cassidy, John Richard Cawfield, Charles Mr. ... Chaffin. James Bernard Jr. Chaffin, Joann ... Champ. Alvin Roy Chancellor, Duane 22,72 94 Chandler, Julie May __ . 51 Chapin, David Paul Chapin, Janice Ruth 22.38.89,90,91,93.96,105. 107.114,126 Chapman, William E. Mr. Charles, Georgia Lee _ Choplin, Julie A. 59,107,1 12 Christian, John Christopher, Barbara 22,8 3.101,1 1 1,1 14 Christopher, George Edward 51.78,1 14 Christianson. Vincent Chronister. Frances Kay Church, Claudia Jean Church, Dale Thomas Church, David Clark. Gary Otto 5 1,72.73.80 Clark. George Clark, Geneva Marie Clark, Sharon Kay 51,108.109 Clayton. Kenneth Mr. Clemens. John Philip 5 1,73,78,80 Clemens, John Mrs. Clinkcnbcard. Patricia Lucille 64 Closson, Robert G. Mr. 13 Cloverdykc, Harry Mr. - 13,70,78 Coats, Kay 51 Cockriel, Karlton Ray 64 Cofer, William Mr. 13 Colcleasure, Anita J 64 Coldsnow, Roger David 59,80,103,104 Cole, Danny Lee . .. . 65,104 Cole, Karen Sue 22.37.83.8 5,89.90,91.103.105,107,1 1 1 Coleman, Melvin G. Mr. _________________13 Colley, William Eugene 5 9,105 Collins, Donald Edward _________________65 Colovin, Carolyn Kay __________ 41,100,114 Colovin, James Thomas___________________59 Combs, Joy Elaine _________________ 64,103 Combs, Mary Frances_____________________64 Compton, E. F___________________________11 Comstock, Pete Joseph 64,125 Constable, Juel A. __________ .59,108,1 10 Cook, Ernest LeRoy ____________________ 64 Cook, Joe Larry----------------5 1,78,80,99 Cook, Lawrence Lee . 22,38,71,1 14 Cook, Nancy Lee_____________________23,113 Cooley, Donna Rae _______________1 41 Cooper, Everett Paul __________ 41, 1,78 Corbin, Lloyd Vernon ___________________41 Cordell, Larry Donald 51,73 Cornwell, Diane Mae ____________________65 Corricker, Beverly ____________________ 65 Cowan, Shirley Ann______________________51 Cox, Sondra Kay _________________ 51,85,93 Cox, Tom________________________________23 Case. Lyda Lee 133 INDEX Cox, Wesley Allen ---------------------- 64 Crandall, Donna Kay _________ 5 1,85,89,91,95,107,108,1 1,122 Crews. Mary J. --------------------- 59,103 Crews, Glenda Joan ----------------------66 Crook, Tim Crookshank, Peggy Sue -------------------39 Cross, Carolyn Kay .................. 51,92 Cross, Emil Mr. --------------------------U Crowl, David Lee 41,75,78,114 Culbertson, Larry------------------------31 Culbertson, Velda June-------------------65 Cunningham, Dale Thomas -------------51,100 Cunningham, Sandy May ------------------ 66 Curnett, James Thomas -------------------64 Curnutt, Keith Lloyd 42.89.90.100.105.1 14 Curnutt, Willella Miss —-------------13,110 Curry, Donna Elaine __________________ 23,91,93,97,99,100,112 Curtis, F.dgar Mr.------------------------9 Cushman, William Bradford----------------64 Cypert, Lehman Eugene--------------------66 Danforth, Denise Rosamond 51,91,108 Daniel. Walter -----------------------H Danielson, Sara Jane 51,101 Darling, Karen Sue 51,85,92,109,1 1 1 Davis, Alcta------------------------------31 Davis, Barbara Sue 42,83,99,1 14 Davis, Carole Virginia ---------------59,108 Davis, Charles Melvin --------------------59 Davis, Earl Ronald -------------23,71,78,100 Davis, Gene Mr. —---------.....-------- 123 Davis, James Herbert----------------------42 Davis, John Jess -------------------------66 Davis, Patricia Ann --------------------65 Da volt, Leta Fern ------------------112 Davolt. Max........-------------- 75,80,1 14 Dearing, Marie Miss ----------------------10 Deason. Doris Jean -------------------39 Deason, John Stephen -------------------- 39 De Hardt. William Mr---------------13,70.121 Dennison, Frank Thomas ----------------- 64 Denniston, Karen Kay ---------------------64 Denniston, Sylvia Jean -------------------64 Dessert. Ilene 42 Dessert, Irene ----------------------42 Dewey, Kenneth — 51,72,75,81.94 Dexter, Gene Mr------------------------13,64 Dickens, Peggy Jean -. 66 Dickeson, Robert C. 42.94.96.109,121,12 Dickson, Larry Alan — -----------------64 Ditrirh. James 42,114 Doan, Frances Ruth ----------------- 64 Dobbins, Barbara Jean 23,114 Dodd. Curtis Wilson ________ 23,37,94,1 14 Dodd, Margie --------------------------5 8 Dodd. Henry M. 58.72.79.80.104 Dougherty, Gloria Jane 2 3,101,102 Doughty, Carol Ann ------ 64 Downey, John Paul -----------------65 Dragoo, Peggy Beth -----------51,92,109 Drenon, Karen Sue ------------------23,91,106 Dresser, Dolores Maxine --------- 51,101 Duckering, Linda Ann .51,95,109 Duggins, Timothy Charles-----------------— 65 Dumsky, Carol Ann -----------52,123 Dunkerly, Sheila -------------------52,92,108 Eads. Sherry Sue .42,95,100,107 F.arp, Tom G. ------------------- 59 Elliott, David A. --------------------------5 9 Elliott. Donald V. 42,72.75.80,104.114 Elliott. Sandra Sue------------------24,83,91 Elliott, Sharon Janice-----------------64 I Ills, Peggy Jo ------------------- 64 Emerson, Charles------------------------52 Engleman, Joe Charles ---------------- 5 2.80 Ernst, Joseph ---------------------------52 Eslinger, Jacque------------------42,92,101 Eubanks. Mary Judith ---------------24,91,114 Evans, Charles Roger ----------------------42 Evans, Jernlee----------------52,92,108,109 Evans, Richard Stewart ------------ 42,94 Evans, Stephen James---------42,106,114 Fain, James Jr-----------------------------59 Fain, Jerry Lee----------------------------52 Farmer, Betty Louise-----------------------66 Farmer, D. Gayle---------------------------59 Farmer, Gregory-------------------------24,94 Farrand, Richard Harry-------------------65 Farrand, Robert G. -------------------- 5 2 Farrel, Dixie Ann-------------------------112 Faulkner, Avis G.-------------------43 Faulkner, Gloria Joyce----------------------5 2,89 Faustlin, Norman ----------------------59,80 Feeney, John Louis----------------------59,80 Felix, Cecelia Ann ------------------------52 Felleas, Lois L. --------------------59 Fender, Frank Darrel ---------------5 2 Fields, Edwin C. Mr. ------------ 13,89.90 Fields. James Douglas----------------------65 Fields. Janet lea 64 Fields, John-------------------------------59 Fields. Joseph L. Mr. 13.70.75.79.123 Fields. Susanne Mae ------------------39 Findall, Ardon Lee ------------------------65 Fiency, Neva ---------------------------11 Fike, Wallace C. Mr------------------- 13.103 Firkins, Brian Lee ---------------52,72,79.80 Firkins. L. B. Mrs. --------------------17 Fischer, Mike C------------------------59 Fish, Charles Frederick ----------------65 Fitzgerel, Robert Mr-----------------------14 Fleming, Carol Sue ------------------------66 Flood, Joseph----------------------------66 Floyd, Virginia Joann -52 Foley. Tom .....................52.78,79.80 Folkert, Charles Robert 43,114 Folkert, Joseph F.dgar 66 Folkert, Patricia Sue 42 Foltz, Gary 42.71,78 Forbes. Kenneth 42,71,78 Forbes. Mary Ann 5 9 Ford. James F. — --------------------- 5 9 Forlow. Bruce 5 2 134 INDEX Fort, Kathleen Inez 52,108 Griffin, Wayne 43 Fort, Randolph Dean 40,42.71,78 Griffith, Madison Mr. Fosberg. Judith Kay__. - 64 Grove. Richard L. --- 59.105 Fostich, Richard Michael 24 Guffey, Edward .S 25,37,104,1 16 Foutch, L. Diane - 39,109 Guffey, Zeta 11 Francis, David . .59,72,80,117 Gvpins Sandra Sue Frank, Tommy I 59 Franklin, George W. 64 Hahn, Kathryn Frans, Carleen 42,93.99.1 14 65 Frazell, Barbara Ruth 24,11) 87 Frazell, Sharon Arinda 59 Hale, Richard 26 89 Frcdccn, Harold A. Mr. 11 Hales, Lois Elaine . _ 43.100.1 14 Freeland, Janet Sue 42,93.99,107 Hall, David 4) 99 105 Freeland, Judith Lou 42,95.99,107 Hall, Dorothy May. Freidell, Theodore D. Mr. 14.64.91 Hall, Margaret 521J2 Fries, Louis 59 Halteman, Kenneth Dean 43,72,94 Frizell Mary Alice _______________ 59,108 Frokes, Donald ________________________ 65 Fuhr, Mava Alma __ 24,38,89,90,91 Fuller. Bill_______________________114,122 Fulls, Dan Mrs._______________________ 17 Fults, Herb ____________________ 24.94,10) Fulls, Joyce Elizabeth ...........— - 43.89,90.91,104.105.114 Gallup, Katherine Ann _________________ 65 Gallus, Carol Jean _____________________59 Gamble, Patricia -----------------40,43,89,95,107,114,1)0 Gann, Jack ___________________________ 59 Gant, Fred______________________________11 Gard, Judee _ 24,37.91,106,114 Garrett, T rev a Rae____________________52 Gates, Edward ____________________59,80,81 Geallus, Carol Dean __________________59 Gee, Roger Edward______________________114 George, Howard Lee ............... 25.37,71,78,100,122,1)0 Gerber, Anita Kathleen ________________103 Gerber, Jeannette Elaine -------------- -43,89,90,91,103.107,111 Gibson, Mary Kathleen _______________43,93 Gibson, Roger D._____________________66 Gillen, Beverly June___________________4) Gillen, Henry Francis __________________65 Gillpatrick, Gary Elliott_______________65 Gippner, Robert Lee _______________2 5,113 Goldsberry, Fredia Lorene __________52,101 Golightly, Joseph ______________________66 Goodman, George Edward__________________65 Goodman, Judy Lee ______________________25 Gottman, Julia Ann _______________23,106 Gottman, Mary Alice__________________64 Goucher, Arva Carol ____________________64 Gower, Robert Lloyd _________________ 52 Graham, Bobbie Lee _______________64,91 Graham James ___________________52,80 Graham, Norma Joan_________________52 Grant, Carolyn Ann___________________32 Grassley, Edith J. Miss - ______________14 Gray, Leslie Virginia -32.85,95,1 1 1 Gray, N. U. Mrs_________________________17 Green, Marvin __________________________32 Gresham, Bruce Ward _________________39 Hamilton, Rita Wynn ___________________64 Hammer, Charlotte Maxine___________43,114 Hammond, Janet_________________________59 Hanaway, Juanita Jo________________23,113 Hanes, Jack............ 26,71,75.78,1 14 Hanison, Duane Lee_____________________65 Hanley, Barbara Jean Mrs.___________14,63 Harclerode, Stephen B.________________ 39 Hardie, Nanel 26.91,98.99.!00,106 !09 Hardin, June---------------J2.92,108,112 Hardwick, Harriet Mae _________________64 Hardy. Janet Marie--------------52,92,109 Harlin, Nancy Jo ...............26,91,93.97,107,110,114 Harrington, Carol _____________________59 Harrison, Bennie Ronald 52,103,104 Harrison, Gerald___________________43,104 Hartman, James Robert __________ 43,71,78 Harves, Raymond John___________________65 Hass, G. Raymond ______________________64 Hatfield, June Jewell__________________64 Hauber, Joyce Ruth____________________ 66 Hauber, Mary Louise _______________43,109 Hauptley, Charlotte_________________52,92 Hauptley, Dorothy Louise ______________59 Hawley, Carol Sue______________________65 Hawley, Rex Lane_______________________66 Hayes Barbara Ann ____________________65 Hay hurst, Charles Albert______________59 Hayhurst, James Robert_________________66 Haynes, Barbara Ann ___________________65 Hays, Carol Louise_____________________66 Hazelbaker, Marilyn ___________________{9 Healy, Robert N. ________________60,79,80 Hedstrom, Bobbie ______________________5 3 Helm, Gary_____________________________50 Hemphill, Jane Gale___________________ 64 Henbest, Carol__________________________j 3 Henderson, Jerry LeRoy________________ 60 Henderson, Robert Louis_______25,71,78.89 Hendrickson, Judith Ann _______________53 Hendrix, Carrah .............-19.26,37.93,101,102,107 Henncr, Larry Lee _____________________65 Henry, Joyce Elaine____________________J) Hensley, Lucille Mrs___________________14 Hepple, Linda I-----------------5 3,85,92 Herald, Robert Lee__________________60,89 135 INDEX Hersh. Karen Sewell ___________ 0,104,110 Hershberger, James -------------------114 Hcselton, John _______________________ 11 Hess, John Herbert--------------------- 4 Hibler, Gail Leo___________________ 45,75 Hicks, Beverly Jean _______25,100,104,112 Hicks. Fred L. .................- 54 Higginbotham, Sharel Dae--------------- 0 Hill. Gloria 26,57,95.98,107,110,1 14 Hills, Norma Leo ----------------------45 Hinrichs, James Orlin 45,75,80 Hinton, Gary Ray___________________65 Hinton, Larry George------------------5 5 Hitchcock, Alvin ----------------------11 Hitchcock, James Alvin-----------------65 Hobbs, Bill Dean ______________________5) Hobbs, Robert Eugene -45,71,78,1 14 Hobbs, Janice 45,91,100 Hodges, Charles Phillip----------------44 Hodges, Daryl Elten -------------- 66 Hodges, Sharon _________ 44,91,95,107,111 Hoefer, Bonnie Carol --------------60,109 Hoffman, Patricia J--------------------60 Holman, Donna Kay __________....___65,105 Holmes, Tom_____________________________- 44 Holt, Martha Colleen___________________64 Hopkins, Connie Lynn___________________64 Hopkins, Hazel Mrs.____________________14 Horton, Bonnie Jean--------------------65 Horton, Carolyn Sue--------------------55 Hoskins, Barbara Kay__________________5 5 Hoskins, Ronald Gene-------------------66 Hoskins, Sharon Kay _________...___... 65 Howell, Robert Edgar-------------55,114 Howery, Joyce Lee __________________60 Howland, Dixie Lee 44,91,95,101,111,114 Howland, Frederick Dale_________________60 Hoyer, Gary Guy _______________52,78,79,80 Hoycr, Larry Eugene ____________________64 Hudson, Sondra Sue _________________60,109 Hudgens. Patricia Sue----------------65,91 Huffstuttcr, Robert I-------------------60 Hughes, Carole__________________________60 Hugill, Patricia Ann _______________ 44,91 Hunt, Linda_____________________________60 Hurley, Billy Gene----------------------65 Hurst, Carol Ann ______________________ 44 Hurst, Sandra S---------------------60,108 Hutson, Mary Jeane __________________60,99 Idleman, Diana_______________________60,108 Ingalls, Lcwellyn_________________44,99,114 Irwin, Patricia--------------------------64 Irwin, Robert Darwin_________________60,104 Isenhower, Gerald Rowland _____________________ 26,57,75,81.98,106 Isenhower, Joyce Leah ----------5 5,106,108 Ivers, C. Suzanne________________60,108,111 Jackman. Jeanne__________________________66 Jackman, Judith Anne — 44,95,101,114 Jackson, Judith Elaine -----26,58,91,95,107 Jackson, Margaret _______________ 60,99,108 Jackson, Mary Irene ______________ 44,95,99 Jackson, Patricia Ann-----------------60,112 James, Elbert ---------------------------- 45 Jaworski, Victoria___________ _ - £0,110 Jeffries, Jerry ----------------------- 27,71 Jeffries, Sandra Sue ---------------- .60,109 Jenkins, Lucile Mrs. --------------f. 14,98 Jewell. Clifford_____________ 27.7 1,75.78,81 Jodts, Victor_____________________1.5 5,7 114 Johns, Dorothy Alice_______________________44 Johnson, Beatrice Jane___________________55 Johnson. Carl Dean ----------------------60 Johnson, Daniel ----------------------5 5 Johnson. Darrell Eugene ______________5 5 Johnson, Dixie Ellen ____________________64 Johnson, Harry Curtis____----------------65 Johnson, Helen Miss---------- --------------9 Johnson, Hazel---------------------------- 60 Johnson, Jennings Mrs. __________________17 Johnson, Judith Lee______________________44 Johnson, Leaman Earl ______________ .____65 Johnson L. Lynn---------------------------60 Johnson, Martha Ann ________________ 27,89,95,96.109,1 14,126 Johnson, Robert Glen 55,71,75,75,78 Johnson, Roy Wayne _____________________44 Johnson, Sandra _______________________60 Johnson, Virginia Lee_______55,91,92,108 Johnson, Wanda Lee______________44,100 Johnson, Wilmouth__________________ ____44 Johnston Richard Lee______'_____________5 5 Jones, Bill ___________________ 44.105,104 Jones, Carolyn Kay_____________________ 65 Jones. Donna____________________________60 Jones, George Edward ___________________64 Jones. Janice Ann ----------------- 60,108 Jones, Jerry Lee________________________60 Jones, John P. Mr. __________________14,98 Jones, Kathleen Marie_________________60 Jones, Kathryn Arene _______________ 44 Jones. Marlena Faye _________60,101.108 Jones. Morris Lee 44,75,79,99,100,104 Jordan, Robert E. _____________27,71,78,94 Justason, Merna _______________________5 5 Kacklcy, Carol Ann ____________ 55,101,108 Kaler. Mary Lou ____________________27,101 Karner, Geraldine Ann__________________ 44 Karner, Margaret________________________60 Kauffmann, William Martin __________ 19.27,57.71.74,75.78.89.90,94 Kaye, Larry H. _________________________64 Keck. Larry Lee_________________________5 5 Keeton! Bruce Glenn ------------ 66,89,91 Kellenburg, Bonnie Mrs. _ 14 Kelley, James Eugene___________________ 66 Kelly, Donald _____________________ 44,114 Kemmerer, Larry Richard------------5 5,78 Kendall. Larry Lee ---------------------60 Kendall. Willa__________________________5 5 Kennicutt, Roger Thomas . 60 Kepner, Nancee _____________ 27,58.91.95.96,107,114.150 Kettner, Camilla Jane_______________27,101 Key, F. Kathleen ___________________60,108 Kijpa trick, Marilyn____________________64 136 INDEX Kimak, Rickey ___________________________64 Kincadc, David Lyle ____________________ 64 Kincade. Donna Lou ________. 5 3,92,108 King. Ben L. Mr. _____________________14.66 Kmc. Irene V Mr . ____________________14.66 King. Lucille Mrs. ______________________14 King. Pheobc Kay ___________________ 44,110 Kinnaman. Deloris Monete 21,11) Kirkham, James Henry 53,78,79,80,94 Kirkpatrick. Arthur __________________9 3.81 Klaus, George F.ldon 66,91 Klaus, Jerry Wayne 5 3,78,100 Klein. Judy ----------------- 28,98,107,114 Klopfenstine. Allen _______________5 3,104 Klopfemtine. Stanley Drew _________ 63 Knapheide. Marilyn Carole 5 3,92,1 10 Knaus. Dahl--------28,71,75,78,81,94 Koch, Susan Jean 66 Koehly, DeLois ----------------------28,114 Koffenberger, Doranna Mrs. _ 10 Koup, Sondra Yvonne _________________64,108 Kreeger. Barbara Jean ____________________5 3 Krohm. Dorothy 28,37,93,107,1 12.1 14 Krout. F.lbert James _____________ 45 Kruse. Larry D. ________________________ 60 Kuder, Ollie Jack ______________________ 45 Lackey, Donna Marie LaGrece, Darlyne Miss Lane, Jacklyn Orene 28,91 Langevin, Lana Mary Langton. Judith Pearl 54.89.91,108.1 10 I.aQuet, Joyce Elaine LaQuet, Richard Lee Largent. Linda S. Larson. Julia Lee Larson. Lillian Laswell, Lonnie Loyd Latta, William Allen Laughlin. John Edward Laughlin, J. L. Mr. - -- - 7 Lawrence, Edith Anne Lawson. Adrian Ernestine Leach. Bill Lee, Patricia Ann--------60,90,100,108,11 1 Lee. W. J. Mrs. Lehrack, Jan______________ Leighter, Dixie Lea Leighter, Gordon Ray __ Leighter, Nancy Sue Lentell, Barbara Carol Lentx, Peggy Ann Lentz, Wayne Lavern_______ Lester, Keith ’Wayne Letterman, Carol Florine Letterman. Juda Ann Lewis, Charles Donald Lewis, Dennis Allen_______ Lewis, Edna M.____________ Lewis, Frank Wesley Lewis, Jerry Lee__________ Lewis, Judy_______________ Lewis, Myrna Faye Lewis, Norma Jean ---------17 ------45,95 ------60,89 28.72,75.80 ---------54 ---------64 ---------64 .........66 ---------60 64 ---------60 .........60 ---------65 ------ 60 ---------61 ---------54 45.95,1 14 64 54,92,108,109 Lewis, Norma June _______________________45 Lile, Janis Marie------------------------45 Lilc, Jcrold Lee_________________________64 Lile, Judy Jean----------------------28,114 Liles, Bonnie Jean-----------.-------45,114 Liles, Gloria____________________________54 Liles, Wayne D---------------------------54 Lindsay, Barbara_________________________65 Lindsay, William Darrell _______________61 Lingenfelter, Doris Darlene _____________29 Lingle, Janice Kay----------- 54,95,108,1 10 Lipari, Lena_____________________________54 Lipari, Patricia_________________________61 Lipari, Samuel Randolph 43,71,74,78 Lochman, William Charles __________54,94,96 Lockhardt. Mary Joyce 54,92,101,102 Loftis, Virginia Lucille________________114 Long, Barbara Jane _________________ 65 Long, Lowell Craig___________________61 Loring, Marie Ann _____________________65 Loulos, Dean_____________________________65 I oulos, Ted ____________________________ 5 4 Lowder, Jesse---------------------54,106 Lowderman, Elaine -.............29,89,90.91,93.95,97.114,117 Lowe, Norma --------------------- 29,97,112 Lowe, Sharon Kay ___________________ 66 Lowry. Linda -----------------61,108,109 Lowton, Harry ________________________11 Lucas, Sandra Jean________________61,109 Lutes, Kenneth Edward __________________ 61 Lyday, Larry Lee---------------------54 Lynn, Virgie Lou ------------29,83.85,89,90,91.100,107,111 Lynn, William L. Jr______________________54 Lyons, MaLissa Jane__________ 29,98,107,114 McAdams, Betty Jane ---------------------------40,45,85.91.95,1 14 McArthur, John Mr. 15,95 McBride. Martha Irene _____________64 McBride, Patricia Kathleen 61 McClain, Larry ______________________64 McClain, Paul David 61,104 McClary, Jerry Barton _ )0,114 McEnroe, Larry Dean _______________61 McGowan. Sandra Sue 49,114 McGuire, Calvin Wayne 34,99,10) Mclndoo. Wesley Michael 64 Mclnturff, Carol Jean _______________65 McLallen, Lester Lee 45,99,114 McLane, Larry Ray ___________________64 McMullen. Gledna Charlene 66 McNeeley, Josephine Elaine _________ 4) McReynolds. Jim ____________________ 54 McSparren, Craig W. 61,79,80,1 Maddera, Oleta ______________________11 Mallory, Rusleen H Malnory, Cecil Humbert ______________61 Malnory, Milton 43 Maness, Carla D_____________________ 61 Mancss, Peggy Joyce 45,83,91,95,96,99.107.1 1 1 137 INDEX Mann, Doris --------------------------- Mansell, Carol Sue --------------------54 Mansell, James Jr.-----------------..--61 Marquardt, Judy ------------------------ 1 Marshall, Barbara JoAnn 29 Marshall. Donna Marie __________ 4f.SMf.9f.104.107,1 1 1 Marshall. Kenneth Loren f4 Martin, Barbara Lllcn ------------- 54 Martin. F.dward Warren 6f Martin. John F.dward---------------«� 4 Martin. Marv Kay -------------------61 Martin. Nancy Ruth ---------------------29 Martinovich, George Gregory 61 Matson, Laura Jean --------29,99,107 Mawby, Frank Raymond f4 Maxon, William LeRoy----------------66 May, Dennis Lee ------------------ 54 May, Eleanor I------------- 61,101,110 May. Evelyn Ann f4.93.101.102.101 Maybell, Gary Wayne 4 5.74,100 Maycock. Shirley Ann f4,85,93.101,102 Mayne. Mary Frances -------------------- 6f Mays, Rebecca Jean ---------------6f Meng. Diana Lee ------------------------ 61 Merriott, Elsie — --------------------45 Merriott, Roger Lee ------------------- 64 Meyer, Donald John ------------------66 Meyer, Lynn Leonard 64 Middleton, Lou Ann 30,101,111 Middleton Marilyn Sue 54,8f,93,108,1 11 Milby, Fritzanna Dee--------------------64 Miller. Beverly 45.100 Miller, James Michael ---------------54 Miller. Linda Lea _________ .54,85,108,1 12 Miller, Ruth Mrs--------------------15 Mills, Terry Lynn-----------------------61 Mills, Thomas Oliver -------------------61 Minor, Dorothy Jean -- 30,101,114 Mitchell. Zola -------------------------II Mitchcner. James ----------------------- 4 5 Moody, Barbara Jean 54,89,90.91,108,1 12 Moody, Larry Dean ----------------------64 Moore, Charles Anthony -----------------61 Moore, Dale Ray------------------------ 66 Moore, Gale Jay-------------------------66 Moore, Joseph F.dward ------------------ 5 5 Moore. Ronald Timothy Mullin, Theodore Allen--------------5 5 Mullins, George Thomas ------------- 61 Munholland. Darlene Louise ---------61 Munholland, Melvin Leroy------------46 Murry, Flame Marie ____________________ 46,100,107,111.114 Murry, Patricia Mae ____________ 30,83,85,98,99,100,107.111 Myers, Barbara Lee ------------46,101,107 Myers, Donna-----------------------61,100 Myers, Eddy Jean .. 55,95.101.102.107 Mygatt, R. Victor----------------------61 Mylie, Bertha -------------------------11 Nash, Richard -------------------------11 Nelson, Peter Anders-----------------46 Nicely, James Richard-------- 46,74,114 Nichol, David Lee _________ 46,78.103,104 Nichol, Diane Dee ............. 46,83.85.103.105,107.1 11 Nichol. Larry Dale-------------------64 Nichol, Karen ----------------------104 Nickles, Carol J.---------------------61 Njegovan, Joy Anita ------------------ 61 Njegovan, Mike Mrs---------------------17 Norman, Carol Sue ----------------5 5,108 Norman, JoAnn ----------5 5,89,95,108,1 1 1 Norris, Leona Sue ------------------30,99 Northington. Beverly Jean--------------64 Nunn, Thommy Dale----------------------64 Nyberg. Janice Ann --------------------64 Nyberg, Melvin Douglas ----------------46 Oberhelman, Rose Marie------------46,100 Oberkrom, William Alonzo----------65,104 O'Brian, John__________________________5 5 O’Dell, Judy Ann ________ 40.46,83,86,91,95,107,11 1.125 O’Dell, Linda Diane ----------—-------64 O’Hara, Giula-----------------------11 Olinger, Barbara Ann ------------ 46,93 Onka, Elizabeth Ann ------------------30 O’Quin, Mamie Marlene --------------66 Osborn. Larry____________________46,74 Osborn, Penelope June -----------------5 5 Owen, Robert Lee__________________30.113 Owings, Lary -----------------------61 30.71.78.105,114 Moore. Sarah ---------------------------11 Mon son. Patricia Ann ------------------65 Morgan, Sally Ann ................ 5 5,89 Morris, Janet Mrs. _____________________15 Morris, Margaret Kathleen --------------65 Morrison, Karson Wayne__________________61 Morrow, Janet----------------------- 45 Moses, Ellen Louise--------------46.83,111 Moses, Merrilee 61,99,109 Mosley, Gary Keith----------------------66 Moss, David Allen ______________________46 Moss, Floren----------------------------11 Moulder, Mary Ann_______________________64 Mowry, Martha Marilyn-------------------61 Mullin, Patsy---------------------------61 Palmer, Jamice Ann _______________________64 Palmer, Sharon Marie . 61 Parker, Audra Wilson _________________31.114 Parkcs, Kenneth Harold __ 5 5,104,1 14 Parkes, Larry Wayne ................. 65.104 Parks, Martin Laverne ____________________65 Parks. Stephen Garrett .... 65,104 Parish, Jerry................- —31,71,78,100 Parrish. Constance Ann ___________________55 Patton, Sue ............ 46.83,85.86,91.95.96.107,111 Patton, William David_____________________31 Pavola, Janet Marie 35,95,106.107.109 Pearman, Phillips Sherman __________3 5,103 Peck, Billie Mae Hughes _________________________31,83,91,109,111 138 INDEX Peck, Lynette __________________5 3,89,95,106 Pcndcrgraft, Beverly Sue 61,108,110 Pendleton, Gary_________________________61 Penner, Paul Leland - __________________ 64 Pennington, LeaAnn_________________ 46,99,100 Pennington, Sandce Ozcllc 91,107,114 Pennington, Sandra Sue ------------------ 46,86,91,95,99,107,111 Peppers. Lee David ___________________46,114 Perez, Jimmie___________________________64 Petrechko, Andrew Michael_______________ 66 Peve. Bill 51,58.71.78,81,89,90,97,130 Peve, Richard Shaffer ________________5 5,78 Phelps, Harold Eugene Jr___________________66 Aillips, Anita Lource _________________ 64 Phillips, Beverly Ann 46.83,85,86,91.95,101,102,107,111 Phillips, Michael David____________________55 Phillips, William Lee______________________65 Phipps, Charles James __55,72,79,104,105 Pickett, Tommy Gene_______________________61 . Pierce. Joanne Katherine______ 5 5.92.108.1 1 1 Pierce, Bernice Mrs. _____________________ 15 Pippenger, Judith Louise ______________46,114 % Pippenger, Marcia Sue____________________3 5 Pitt, Charles Thomas_______________________64 Pitt, Doris Delores ---------------------- 47,91,93.96.114,126 Pitt, Linda Louise _______________55,108,1 10 Pitts, Laurie Lynn ________________________64 Pixler, Kearney Duan ---------------- . 47,94,99,100,105,114 Place, Darwin Eugene___________________65 Place, Janice_____s___!____________________49 Plcacrter. Ronald Michael______________65 Plumlee, Annette Kay __________________31,101 Poindexter, Margaret Lee_______________61,109 Pointer, Nancy_____________________________61 Polfer, Glenn _________________________61 Polk, Charles A________________________31,110 Pollard. Anita Lee ______________47,99,114 Pollock. William Lewellyn_____________64 Porter, Judy---------------------------47,114 Potts, Carolyn Jean ----------- 47.83.85,86.91,93.107,1 11.1 14 Pridgen, Carol Sue_____________________31,113 Pritchett, Joe Penn_________________47,114 Pulliam, Larry David __________________47,114 Purdy, Bruce Morrill_________________ 47 Pyle, Deloris Mae _____________________32,113 Quaintance, Darryl__________________r___80 Quaintance, Joyce________________________ 65 Qualls, Shirley Ann _______________________32 Quinn, Larry Reynolds_____________________ 80 Ragan. Rita Marie_________________________5 5 Ragan, Ann E.______-_______________________61 Ragle, William F. Jr. Mr... ____________13,70 Rapp. Martha Sue-------------------55,101,110 t Rapp. Shirley Carolyn________________47,97,114 Rardpn, Marian Esther 61,108 Rathbun, JuJith May __ 5 5,110 Rathbun, Robert R__________________________61 ♦ Ray, Antonette___________________________ 61 Ray, Loretta_____________________________101 Ray, Mary Eileen______________________.. 5 5 Reavis, Donna Lee_________________________61 Reavis, Sharon Faye 47,93,100,107,114 Rector, Saundra-------------------32,103,109 Redford, Carol _______________________5 5,92 Redford, Michael Earl ____________________65 Reed, Fern ______________________________ 3 2 Reed. Gerald _______________________61 Reed, Martha F. Miss ___________________15 Reed, Raymond L. ________________________114 Reed, Velma Mac---------------------65 Reeder, Kathleen Kane ____________________61 Reimal, Don Bartley 35,104 Reimer, Richard ____________32,38,72,94.98,1 30 Reneau, James C. Mr____________________15.4C Rhodelander, Kenneth Duane _______________66 Rice. Charlotte Ann_______________________66 Richardson, Phyllis Sue 61,109 Riddle, Bonnie Jean ______________________55 Rigg, Robert Roland____________________65 Riley, Linda Lee________55,89,91.95,108 Riley, Verna______________________________11 Ring, Ronnie 32,71,78.99,100,105 Ring, Sandra Kay --------------55,93,108 Ringgold. Buford Myron __ 62 Risingcr. Jerry ------------------47,89,90 Rittenhour, Barbara _______________________5 5 Roberson, Michael Edwin___________________65 Roberts, Clifton Raymond 65,104 Roberts, Mable Marie______________________62 Roberts, Olive ___________________________11 Robinson, Andrew Jcrold .... 32,71,78 Robinson, Carole __________________32,97,107 Rodgers, Maude C. Mrs. __ 15,93 Rogers, Judith Leu_________________47,93,114 Rogers, Ara Jo------------------------62,108 Roper, Carole Ann ------ 33,38,83.86.91,93.96,107,109,126 Rose, Jim --------------------------47,114 Rose. Luther Henry ______________________ 66 Rose, Milton______________________________55 Rose, Theresa Ruth 47,93,107,114 Roy, Dixie Lee____________________________65 Rozgay, John -----------------------------56 Rozgay, Mary Francis__________________62,109 Rozier. Mrs______________________________] 0 Ruhling Billy Bernard________________36,104 Runyon, Valda _____________________________] ] Russell, Carl Quentin ..._____________47,114 Russell, Donald 36,79,80 Russell, Gary Donald______________56,104,114 Rutledge. Bobby Ray ______________ 64.89,91 Sanders. Robert Lee 65,103 Sanford, Dixie_________________________62 Sanford. Peggy 56.91,93,96,1 12 Sang Herbert Mr______________________15,113 Sawyers, Bobby 62 Saxton, Laurel Ann _______________________65 Schncllcr, Peter ) 3 Schuerger, Ann -----------------------33,113 Schuerger, June 47,83,1 14 Schultz, Sondra ______________________115 139 INDEX Scon, Richard Reese ---------------------62 Scott, Shirley K. 61 Seat, Jaqueline Lucille ---------53,100,109 Scabolt, Nancy Kay 33 Sells, Joy Ann --------------------------62 Sergent, Judy Carol--------------------- 61 Shafer, Jane ______ 40,47,S3,86,93,96,107,110,1 30 Shalton, Gary Michael ------------------ 64 Shalton, Lonnie Joe__________________36,114 Shanks, Sandra _________________________ 61 Sharon, Earl Eldon---------------------56 Sharp, Betty Jo ---------------------- 62 Shaw, Harold Milton___________________64 Sheaffer, Nancy Lorene ---------------56 Sheldon, Carol __________________56,101,101 Shelton, Mary Margaret -----------------.66 Sheridan, Duane Arthur ... __________33,100 Sherman, Daniel Winfield--------------64 Shields, Janice A._______________________62 Shields, Joyce Mae ______________________62 Shineman, Earl Ray --------------------- 64 Shineman, James Keith_________________65 Shipman, Billy Jack _____________________56 Shipman, Bobby Lee-----------------------64 Shirley, Clarence M.---------------------47 Short, Carole Anne_________________47,114 Short, Janice Sue _____________________65 Short. Joy Janette______________________114 Shriver, Barbara ________________________56 Shropshire, Ronald Ray___________________64 Simmons, Norma Lou ----------------------66 Sims, Mary Louise--------------------61 Sisk, Judith Ann-------------------------62 Skeen, Fay Lorene -----------------------16 Slankard, Jack B----------------------66 Slankard, William Evans ----------------109 Slayton, Sandra Ruth-----------56,91,92,101 Smith, Bruce LeRoy---------------------47 Smith, Carol Francis-----------------48 Smith, David Ernest--------------62,109 Smith, Deanna Lee--------------33,106,109 Smith, Delores Jean ------------33,93,126 Smith, Frederick Paul Jr---------------62 Smith, Garry Eugene------------------64 Smith, Gary LeRoy---------- 56,80,103,104 Smith, Glenda Carol --------------48,114 Smith, Judith Ann--------------------103 Smith, Judith Joyce --------------48,114 Smith, Larry E-------------------------62 Smith, Larry Paymond-------------------65 Smith, Loren Bill ------------48,78,114 Smith, Margaret Jean-------------------62 Smith, Randolph Mr. -------------------15 Smith, Robert Frances--------------------64 Smothers, James Thomas------------------ 64 Smothers, Richard Frederick 36 Smothers, Robert Ray ---------------- 56,80 Sneed, Judy Lee-------------------------61 Snelling, Walter Larry — 48,73,80,114 Snider, Robert Charles ------------- 34,113 Snow, Ronald Dec ----------------- 64,89,91 So a pcs, Cleo Mrs. ---------------------13 Souder, Wanda Lee -----------------------62 Soule, Linda Joyce--------------------- 63,91 Soule, Terry Lee --------------------------64 Sous ley, Maudie Frances------------------ 63 Spangler, Cynthia Ann _____________________34,38,89,90,91.93,97 Sparks, Jess — -- 48,114 Spence, David Gail---------------------- 64 Spence, Lehman Jr. ------------------ 56,80 Spencer, Linda Louise------------------- 66 Spencer, Rosalie Cecelia —34,97,114 Spradley. Ronnie Lee ------------------- 65 Spradlin, William LeRoy----------------- 66 Springer, Larry Kenneth---------------63,91 Stalker, Dorothy Jane------------------- 64 Stampfel, Leonard Francis--------------- 56 Stanley, Joe ----------------------------36 Stansbury, Lillian ---------------------11 Starkey, Shirley-------------------------66 Staufer, Paula ___________34,37,91,93,96.98.114,116,126 Stearns, Judith A. 62,89,90,108 Steele. John Wesley ---------------------56 Steenrod, Roger----------------------48,114 Steiner, Mary Madeline .- 62,112 Steinmeyer, Linda 48,83,85,95,107,1 11 Stephens, David Raymond -----------------65 Stephens, Sharon Kay---------------------62 Sterbenz, Dennis Alan -------------- 63,103 Sterling, Patricia --------------------- 62 Stes'ens, Marilyn Kay -----------56,108,1 12 Stidham, Mickey__________________________62 Stinnet. Sharon Roseann ________________ 64 Stockton, Kathryn Jean_______________56,101 Stockton, Sandra Katherine 65,103,108 Stock wood. Randy____________________34,114 Stoppelmoor, Charlene Karen -------------34 Stoppclmoor. Wesley --------------62,99,105 Storey� Elizabeth Ann--------------------56 Story, Ruth Ann -------------------------56 Strauch, Sandra Sue ---------------------62 Stuart, La Donna_________________________36 Stuart, Ronald Lewis____________________ 64 Stumfoll, Betty Lou______________________62 Stutzer, John Frederick _________________56 Sugg. Tommy C. _____________ 5 6,80,103,104 Sullivan, Betty Jo-------------------48,114 Sullivan Diana Sue . . 56.93,101,102,108 Sullivan, George Edward 19.34.38,71.75.78.1 16,130 Summers. Harold C______________________64 Surface, John _________________ 48,71,114 Swanson, Frank ________________________56 Tally, James______________________56,96 Tally, Sharon Kay __________________ 108 Tann, James Dale____________________57 Tann. Mary-------------------------65 Taylor, Mary Martha____________________64 Taylor, Patricia Gayle________34,89,90,98 Taylor, Robert________________________114 Teller, Louise __________ 62,108,1 11,1 18 Temple, John M-------------------------62 Templeton, Howard Eugene 48,100,105 Terhune, Judith May ___________________48 Terry, Robert Michael__________________64 140 INDEX Tetter, Joann _________________________66 Thomas, Helen Lucille__________________57 Thompson, Gary Richard . 64 Thompson, Joseph Mr._______________ 16,89 Thomson, Jackie Dean ------------------35,37,7:. 78.100,105 Thurman. Daniel Everet _______________ 65 Thurman, Jesse William _______________ 57 Titus, Gerald Lee _______________57,94,96 Tolliver. Roger Keith 64 Topi, Stephen______________________62,109 Tormena, Barbara Lee 62,108 Tormena, Marjorie Ann . 35,91,93,1 14 Totty, William Paul 48.75,78.81.94.1 14 Towsley. Sharon .............. 57,107,112 Trail, Charles Edwin 48 Travers, Oliver LeRoy________________100 Trotter, Patsy Sue ____________________66 Trout wine, Cecil Allen ______________ 64 Trout wine, Virgil ____________________62 Trussed, Marjorie___ _]14 Tryon, Tommy Alvin________ 64 Tschirhart, Freddie Burke 66 Tucker, James Dale--------35,71,89,90,130 Twyman, Gilbert Oscar 64,89,91,125 Twyman, Kent_____________________40,48,74 Usnick, Marion Marjorie_______________57 Vader, Rosalie _____________________57,92 Vajda, Steven Edward_________________57 Vance, Arlene Elizabeth______________62 Vance, Edna B. Mrs_____________________11 Velvin. Jean Dale_________57,89,91,93,101 Vickery, Kenneth W_____________________62 Viles, Helen Mrs_______________________16 Vinyard, Patricia Ann__________________62 Vogeler, Sharon------------------------62 Wade, Donna Lee _______________62,118 W'agenknecht, Arlene__________________48 Wagner, Jo Ellen_______________________57 Wagner, Linda Ann__________________48,111 Wagner, Ronald Eugene ------------------ 48,71,78,81,114,125 Wakefield, Glenda Gay______________57,101 Walby, Carol Joyce----------------3 5,113 Wales, Donald Wayne______________48,114 Walker, Clinton_______________________57 Walker, Glen__________________________64 Walker, Jerry ________________________57 Walker, Karen Kay_____________________65 Walker, Sharon Lea ___________________65 Walker, Sharon S_______________________62 Wallace, Gloria Sue ___________________35 Walter, John Douglas_______________62,104 Walter, laurene ______________________11 Ward, Wanda Delois_____________________66 Warmington, Deloris Ann __________ 57,108 Warmington, Doris______________________62 Wasson, Nevin E. Mr. _____________16,114 Watson, John W.______________________62 Watson. Wanda Joyce ________ 48,107,110 Weakley. Thomas Lee___________________ 65 Weatherford, Charlotte ____________ 49,98 Weaver, LaWanna _______________________62 Weaverling, Linda G----------------62,112 Webb. Leona.........35,91,97,107,112,123 Webber, Mary Lee ______________________65 Weeks, David __________________________57 Welch, I.ancita Earline -5 7,92,107,108 Wells, Jewell L. Mrs___________________10 Welsh, John Wilson ___________________ 65 Welsh, Larry___________________________62 Welsh, Marjorie Lou_____________ 62,89,90 Werner. Peter R._______________________57 Wessncr, Donna Jean___________________ 62 West, Charles H._______________________62 Weston, Barry Owen___________57,78,89,104 Weston, Evelyn Mac 64,91,103,108 Wheeler, Richard Leland_______________ 62 Whetstone, Patricia Jane___________62,107 Whipple, Charles Edward -------------------62,72,79,10,103.104 Whipple. James Stanley -------------------- 37.72.74,75,89,90 Whipple. Marcia --------------- __35,93,1 I0 Whisler, Freddie Lee___________________65 Whisler, Sally Jo -------------35,101,102 White, Beverly Alice___________________57 White. Dean.................... __36,89,1 13 White, Debra Bina _____________________65 White, Edgar _________________________11 White, Richard Anson 49,71,114 White, Robert__________________________63 White. Stanley 36.71,73,78.81,1 14 Whitcford, Margaret Miss_______________10 Whitehurst, George Arthur____________49 Whitehead, Mr. Louis__________________]6 Whitmcr. Mary Diane ___________________64 Whittcck, Mary Ellen __________________57 Whitworth, Chris Aileen_____________64 Whitworth, Hazel Naomi______________63 Whitworth, Leroy ______________________63 Wickman. Ann Marie ____________________49 Wickman. Robert L. ____________________63 Wigman, Bonnie Jo_______________49,99,114 W'ilkinson, Delvin I_______________63,87 Wilkinson. Judith Ann 66,91 Williams, Janis La verne ___________57,92 Williams, Jerry________________________63 Williams, Judith Marie_______________63 Williams, Mary Louise 49.91,114 Williams, Robert Clair_______63,103,104 Williams, Sandra Carol ______________ 66 Williams, Shirley_____________________65 Williams, Wilma Lou________________66 Williamson. Karilyn________________63,101 w. c. -----------------------79,80 Wilson. Charles Wayne__________________65 Wilson. Juanita Ann ___________ 49,99,107 Wilson, Norma I. __________________63,108 Wine, Gail Ann 49,101,107 Winstead, Linda Darlene _______________65 Woodcll, Robert Earl _____________ 37,114 Woodell, Wanda _______________36,97 Woodrow, William Thomas _______________65 Woods, Carol Elizabeth ___________ _.63 141 INDEX Wood� , Joseph Michael -------------49,114 Woods, Marilcc 49 Woolery, Janice F.laine-------------49,98 Worden. Robert A. - - —0,80 Workman, Mrs. Geraldine---------------—16 Worley, Jerry Doyle -----------------6) Wray, Patricia Ann ----------- -36,144 Wright, Albert Rodger -----------------36 Wyatt, Billie Ann J7,8?,95,108 Wyatt, Judy ----------- 49,83,91,93,107 Yancey, Jackie Lee-------------------63 Yates. Virginia-----------------------65 Young, Charles Richard --------37,99,105 Young, Judith Ann.----....----------49 Young, Naomi Ruth---------------36,113 Zimmerman, David Eugene — 36,113 Zorich, Gary Martin 64,91 Zorich, Michael-----------------------63 Zornes, John E. 49,78,94,114 142 AUTOGRAPHS 143 INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS foblithofi (ovet Mooolodofoii look Itoloti uuoir home oeeice Konsos City mr w