Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1973 volume:

1 O- L I C' P3 rl XX x I KING JACK WEBB CITY, MISSOURI NINETEEN HUNDRED SEV E WT xx 1 III. Ag-4. - , A kj inf I I- I X N ' If .N , 1 . -' If-41. 4,E , W I f ffigs, v' ' Ex wg A I fx -N vs 4 'H D, I, f 'I H0 s.,' I I I v I I I .- Q ME- ,. 4. ,- ',,..u4 I w W Table o' L EET ' 1 l 1 6. 2 ontents fl ii F0 i.Lo 1 on ' TOFTHE WAY! Classes ............ 15 Administration ....... 41 Sports ............. 51 Organizations ........ 75 Junior High ........ 109 Student Enthusiastic crowd cheers Cardinals to victory in Mount Ver- non Webb CRV game' Basketball trophies received at l Co-captains Bob McAfee and Steve Myers receive 4th place trophy ln Columbia at Hearnes Fieldhouse. Life tv rf, tournaments during '72-'73 season. received at Neosho Basketball Tournament for most enthusiastic and spirited pep club. N N iii' W li ' iii ' i ll The athletic highlight of 1972-73 was without a doubt the basketball squad. School spirit was at its height at all Big Red Basketball con- tests. The Cardinals finished 24-3 and made the coveted trip to Columbia for the State Tourney. As a result of the tireless efforts of Coach Ron Ellis and his cagers, the entire area got behind the Dread- ed Red and boosted them to a fourth-place finish in the state. Though the season is done, the pride and spirits that come from uniting behind one cause and moving forward to achieve a goal still goes on at W.C.H.S. Pictured above: Mr. Ellis calls time out for vital instructions ln Lutheran South game. Pictured below: Students preparing to leave for trip to Columbia. ,,3-,. 1 . U Everyone Helps in Moving to Ne 47. ,Af 'if rl: V 5 I ,aff- Coach Archer demonstrates strength while transporting band chairs. 6 As final preparation for attending new school, desks are distributed .AZ ,-sr . -,. v- . ll . -X. Everyone pitches in, moving office equipment to trucks. . N x 31556 4..- - ' 5' 'H v wg- of ..-it chool ff fjl, t- l is is Q L ij- ' -1 . W., -X -.. 2,5551 lt i 1-F T ' ' 1 1 v 'Q' ' 1 ' - -. .g A, ' I A Q. '-E its-k . F - . . urn s if 1 IH lm W ,, V . , ,, -1 M' vw., H 15, I Q i I :N-Q - Q 7 1 tr' .I I Q .1 ,org A ar- - K-.3 What goes up must come down? Students lower desks from the third floor auditorium. A at tn. rare! ig l I E E t 'tilt .l 'Vloving to the new W.C.H.S. facilities seemed to be an all chool activity. Even though school was dismissed for the occa- ion, many students, teachers, and administration joined in the ass evacuation. Free lunches were served to all of those who welped and it turned out to be just as much fun as it was work. ith the help of everyone involved the new school has become reality for all. '1..2 Dictured above: Bill Flippo and Mike Jarnagin transport a few of he many SCNOOIDOOKS to be lTlOVed. Workmen finish the bordering around lockers Jana Broaddus, Bill Burlingame, and Nancy Harding demonstrate clerical skills. Pictured right: Jeff Owens and Deva Carl relax between classes. Tony Sargent does quick repair job, as Mitch Severn looks on. School Provide A , .E l 71...fn.' Army officer captures attention of W.C.H.S. .425 1 st :.', 3 - as 'Q its 5 Qt. it i X l as Variety M, xw.' ,N va .a . .W - if With our new W.C.H.S. facilities Webb City has been able to offer several more valuable courses than were ever available. We now have a room suited to each class and a vocational school where auto mechanic, building trades and various mechanical skills are taught. Due also to expansion in our new high school, students can find a few leisure moments to sit down. Shown here are some students enjoying a regular school day's activities. Pictured left: Elaine Jones and Mike Crarnpton make use of free time during band practice. Pictured below: John Hoffman and Doug Haynes examine magazines in back room of library. . is . flfim. .3 is 'f 3622122 it with bayonet demonstration. lj 5 e ii f if X 1 A iggfjg, .,A , A , Eli 'zr Q Students gather around homecoming bon fire to sing traditional school song. John Dixon and Patrice Spencer dance to the beat of Liberty Theater at football homecom- ing. Kim Conway and Mike Hoffman dance to the music at basketball homecoming. Students Enjoy Extracurricular Activities 'fn - -L. 'W-...V . -. f 4 i-A- iw,-. 'ir -- - f . .sp - - - - - V - W ,v..,. '1 , ...,, . ,ind ' 'i , . ,,6.,., - ... 1 Pictured left: Teresa Land and Tim Wofford collect boxes to use as fuel in bon fire. Pictured above: Liberty Theater warms up before Football Homecoming dance. Between the various snake dances, bon fires, parades, and homecoming dances, our photographer was able to catch these shots. lt seems we all remember our snake dance from the old high school to the new, and our bon fire where we op- timistically threw a Nevada tiger to its doom. lt was a chance for us to all get together with friends and exhibit the pride we have in W.C.H.S. There's a lot of memories behind us with many more to come. Pa rticipatio Calvin Taylor and Billy Vann work to complete final touches on bulldlng trades project. 1.3 gd' .---- r ' N ' IV, . Ty X 5' ff' I at F -s Linda Wingo, Sherry Yeager, and Sharon Mosley walt the hour out in study hall. X. 5 Shop students work with drlll press as par of the hours schedule. roves To Be Key ,r-ff Archer gives basic football tactic ln- Ftobble Carey gives Allce Lundlen last instructions before Junior-Senior owderpuff football game. to Success H! ii ii ii ii . lu ii ilu H W i. T i. Ht? i. 7 . w pl 15 Mr. Daugherty discusses publlclty for dedication of new school with Joplin Globe reporter. Many W.C.H.S. students found in 72-73 that the key to a successful and happy high school life is to participate. Whether they got in- volved with various clubs, or further involved in their classes, or with the school, the answer proved the same: The key to success is in- deed participation. The conference champion basketball team prov- ed to be a major source of this involvement as it would be hard for one to remember a single group that united the W.C. student body as this year's cage squad did. The entire school got behind them and displayed our pride and school spirit to all. 13 Nfl EWR Q, I gr- ' Aa. 1 is Q vi 5 '1 wa vt' 'x A N ' , AL ' y QS.--A T is ' I ' .HQ 9 4 ' f ,A 6 ,, M ,7 , 1 TPB -A Y ' 'S 1 if 1 Q :aw 1 . 'aw 45 A 1 ,ig-X , ,,,- .. U ' , Mal., .- ,a-an I ' s'Q.f W Qs- U' 's Egg.. in XIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WM WW 'WV qqWulIIIIII EW W Bob lVlcAfee Elected Senior I Fil Pictured above Senior class officers Joe Morris, Treasurer, Bob McAfee, Presl- dentg Lloyd Prlns, Parllamentariang Jan Fenix Vice-President. 1973 - the year we have all been waiting for. Now that it's here most of us find ourselves bewildered whether We're headed for college, marriage, or just a stable job we all seem to be golng our separate ways. Some have already left, making the largest number ever to graduate at semesterg others are just coun- ting the days: some are anxious to leave the high school, others are hesitant. We're roud to be the first raduating class from the new hl h school and we all P Q 9 hope others' high school days will be just as memorable as ours have been. E iii .. fl A iii!! 2 'rf' X 'A ri P X ik V ii i 11' , r keifa V iv r lr A 1 J 1 i qgu In M N v , x .H ROW 1: Mary Allen,Krls Allen,Troy Anderson, Ed At- nlp, Mike Beaver. ROW 2: Mike Benward, Ron Berry ROW 3: Kerry Betebenner, Coleen Boyd. ROW 4 Steve Boyd, Jana Broaddus. ROW 5: David Brown Susan Brown, Patty Bull. resident .arg ROW 1 left: Bill Burlingame, Pam Burns, Scott Cadwallader. ROW 2: Doug Crampton, Robble Carey, Pam Carnes. ROW 3: Dan Chandler, Rick Chrisman, Linda Conway. ROW 4: Ronnie Craig, Christi Cruzan, Larry Dame. ROW 5: Lisa Daniels. ROW 1 right: Sandi Davis, Mike Degginger. ROW 2: John Dixon, Pat Dingman. ROW 3: John Duckett, Gary Edwards. 9- U Joe Morris uses mechanical skills in adjusting office paper machines. .mf I an i ROW 1 left: Jan Fenlx, Bill Fllppo, Bob Furry. ROW 2: Jim Garrett, Clint Goodwin, Michelle Grieshammer. ROW 3: Bunny Gross, Becky Halteman, Nancy Hardlng. ROW 4: Janet Hawkins, Janice Hazlett, Mike Highley. ROW 5: Teresa Hopkins. ROW 1 right: Kltty Houdyshell, Jenniffer James. ROW 2: Jeanie Jeffers, Mitch Jessip. ROW 3: Terri Johnson, James Jones. 6 is Seniors Finish Final Senior Brett Stone speaks out at wrestling as Coach Meadows and Alex Minard look on. ear at W.C.H.S ROW 1 left: Lols Jones, Janice Kiser. ROW 2: Norma Legg, Alice Lundien. ROW 3: Cheri McKenzie, Kathy Martin. ROW 4: Bob Maser, Terry May. ROW 5: Mary Mayfield, Bob McAfee. ROW 1 right: Ken McCoy, Virginia McGoyne, Randy Poe. ROW 2: Janet Piha, Wanda Penner, Terri Pendergraft. ROW 3: Bob Patten. tm i i Leonard White and Joe Morris ponder the past and days to come. .i 7 . ,2- '1 I9 F F l .t .-4 'if' .-a , Mike Moore and James Jones share a few laughs with Mr. Archer. i Q5 r,-Av' , -k.. P i ?,.,. l l l l l l l l l l Pictured above Queen Kerry Beterbenner boosts tea spirit at homecoming assembly. ROW 1 left: John Parrish, Jon Page, Susan Overfelt. ROW 2: Darien O'Banion, Pam Newby, Klm Neiharte. ROW 3: Stevg Myers, Leslie Myers, John Mullins. ROW 4: Joe Morris Mike Moore, James Moore. ROW 1 right: Garland Miller, Dianna Miner. ROW 2: Nancy Poole, Lloyd Prins, Seniors Exhibit Enthusiasm L. Pictured above: Seniors Debie Hulstine and Carlanda Miller lead after school rush. ROW 1 left: Steve Reynolds, Pat Richey, Jackie Riggs. ROW 2: Pam Robinson, Ginger Rogers, Tom Rose. ROW 3: Christy Ruiz, Mike Sargent, Brenda Schick. ROW 4: Mary Scott, Mary Ann Scott, Rick Scroggs. ROW 5: Donna Severn, Gay Seward, Teresa Seward. ROW 1 right: Faye Shaver, Dorthy Shierman. ROW 2: Roy Slaughter, Jeanie Smith. ..4 x n X 1 , N 3+ X ni ' , Y . K -Lin-1 1 , I l x1 I '1 Q . li v K-' i DQ .,4....- 4:1 L I 'N i R 1 41. xx x ' d . J X S . ' BTP-, ' Q 9 I A ,sv 11 w I -N-a -aww 1 - -'nf..,,5-..- 4.6 531, lm'-Tlgaa-I la. . '12, 1' wg -!-k fis- X E .gf af. WT v . PLN I m X we l if , M 3 t 'W' ki.. . 5 t - ' KVM y IVA. , M. i , N ' 1, W . i , 1 -'fl ' 1 ' as rl , iv A I 'NWN Z- X N. it , iqffzyhflx , t vi MOL .ll 4 iv I 1 5 X xt l Juniors Display Outstanding IAQ Z? 53 is ' ff X J 1' al e wi .. .gl ,Q X r L fuk, HI -. X 9 i 1. ,-- .-ff tm! ' T l'lSllil W W' T J of nlll l 24,1 i, X . Tfk Nh. I' in-' Qtr' F . ,L I ROW 1: Ann Allen, Marlonette Alumbaugh, Steve Alumbaugh, Glnny Atwood, Viva Regina Bachler. ROW 2: JoRae Baker, Nancy Bassett, Linda Benfield, Nancy Benford, Benson, Meg Berrian. ROW 3: Ray Bynum, Karolee Biggs, Troy Boulware, Bob Boyd. 4: Vickie Boyd, Gary Brill, Charlie Brown, Donna Brown. ROW 5: Janet Brown, Bulger, Brenda Busick, Kevin Caldwell. ROW 6: Tony Carr, John Carver. Karalee Biggs an Jill Richardson participate ln the annual snake dance. bility in Athletics 4-15 1 , X 'l , it t I Q5 J .-is ,grip F -, inn. H fi 'l . fa' Q ' X 'iii 'X ' I WH,ls'h Q ,-I, ' lH'1'-1tE 'fif'.' ' Kxilxs . 5: ii , 1 :Hi W! x MQ.: ... Maki.. ,'N 'Cx nxtg A ,va I Ye 7 1 'K I ' x f Qu , il, 1- ..., gg fl ' A 1:1 ., uf.. I ll Y ff I t tl , 1. f , 'rt if Niqyxxx ax ill it it x jg, A '15, l 'l N ' it 1: Deva Carl, Danny Campbell, Patty Campbell, Handy Campbell, Steve Carter, Robert Chenoweth. ROW 2: Lori Christophersen, Sandi Cobble, Cathy Conner, Mike Cook, Wanda Cope, Scott Craig. ROW 3: Laurie Craig, Sheila Crane, Mark Creed, Kathy Daniels. ROW 4: Marsha Daubin, Nancy Dayton, Vanesa Degginger, Charles Dickman. ROW 5: Dan Doolen, Bob Eddington, Sherry Eden, Marva Edwards. ROW 6: Pat Edwards, Sue Eggeman. 4 1 -T 'f .tn 'gk r if A ,X G. W1 .J x I, I i 'QS-N . 't . X, I 1.3 .W AMA -.K ga ff 4 . -3- i , .ix, ' V s V I I-irfmxll f 1 r- . X- V l If tty' O , X ,,-vs, . , , 1. Eleven Down On , I 7 ,f IX l..'T'.g lil, 7 ' ' my l M ,iw ' , 'Q l' ' - 1 l if-. ., . 1 X N if item . it N55 ,- 6 . -T. lx X gg KKK r H D- x-K Q- Y an X L l ti F l XX , .ww ilu 1 fx i l 1 l l V i , 4' f 1 4 My , x Wi' P . , X l ll ll a all V ,M l 'ilu ' 1 will lin 1 Y -.. -, ,l im x .. ' iii, L. ,,.,-1-M :OVW if hi Nike za ,fx : -. i . is-X3 - X , ROW 1: Mike Elrod, Norman Endicott, Ellen Ferguson, Tressa Fredrick, Tim Frltch, Sheryl Fullmer. ROW 2: Terry Gamble, Dlan- na Gerard, James Giffen, Robert Gordon, Rosa Gordon, Sheryl! Gordon. ROW 3: Sally Gowen, Richard Green, Suzanne Groff. ROW 4: Rick Hall, Doug Haynes, Janie Henderson. ROW 5: Rober- ta Hicks, Carla Hlnderllter, Brenda Hodges, Cheryl Hodges, Greg Hoffman, John Hoffman. ROW 6: Harvey Hough, Dan Holden, Steve Holley, Pictured above Roger Newby shows his mechanical ability. To Go Juniors began the year by electing class officers. Pictured at left: Brenda Witt, secg Steve Mesplay, vice pres, Tom Maxwell, pres, John Hoffman, treasg Tim Wofford, parl. ROW 1: Mark Hoover, Patty Hopkins, Linda Ervin, Dan Jeffries, Johnnie Johnson, Karla Johnson. ROW 2: Elaine Jones, Jeannie Keener, David Keeton, Steve Ketchum, Lola King, Kenneth Koelling. ROW 3: Mark Lamb, Teresa Land, Pam Lassiter, Rick Legg, Carl Lewis, Mary Logan. ROW 4: Jenny Mahurin, Shirley Martin, Tom Maxwell, Mike May, Dan McDaniel, Donna McGonigol. H , Ai. Iwaaxi l, V W. K , ,J af if r , HM' , K .fig Q' jfs ,. j -, , wh, if x, -3 x, li li 4 , M xx 5 - 'xiii 4' w. If mx, Xas- ' A if X 3 , .QQQ V ii' it L 1 4 ni, v. it 4 if-Q f fgu s iq-Ili Q 4 5 4' ,b'x U 1 ii ' N s . 'Z X i xx X i .ap ll ii ii llii 1 5, ii ii ' ,-itil' ' K S- F, X XL -l. .Q sr X it-ti, , V 5 i ,I ' IS .,1 , it in A H i M i 'Vi W iii VR59 iii 2: in ir ' 1, V .i A n d. 1 I X 'i.. ,,i. it 1' ,va V V. f 4 H I ' Ns, ,.,.. 1' Q. '. A W M'Mli'itlii':w' A - , , , pw qi , Ka ' i 5 -M ,,:rQf ' ' ,. 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ROW 2: Vonnle Miller, Alen Minard, Kathy Morris, Sharon Mosley, Roger Newby, Robert Overfelt. ROW 3: Jermle Payton, Albert Perry, Brad Peters, Ronnie Phillips, Sandra Phillips, Dwight Payton. ROW 4: Pat Platter, Rick Prigg, Peggy Puett, Jerry Reitz, Danny Restivo, Sheila Riley. ROW 5: Jill Richard- son, Rendell Rogers, Leo Rundle, Tony tt l x '55 ll 1- 'i! Xt, 5. ld 1 J t f V V. ,N I ll, gg, i . N , 'What if . ' I A f x, - N xixxlx 5.1 - ' , I , T . ,- as L . 1 , 1 'Y Q A 4 E 5 I ' if 6 dl hr -' ' l V. v ji , lj, ,N .1 X 'V W ' Q' ' ' xy L l I l '- - Tl ,Q ,ti Xb 1 V r l ' . ' i - ' ' be , - p' ., ' ,, 1. ,. , - I K Y L xslt! K . ll 6 l- 'V ' I X I VJ: 'id' X N E E, it J . ' Fe ' i K1 1 . , A, fx, - , D' 'E' , ,fs 215 : l X Hx lux J . ,y 31 of, 55: ' il- 4' L, , li N, ' x ir ff l y '7- l V gs ll Q xi L, X ill mx K 1.5. A ,.,. fig. 3 ' ' CIZTX X- AK 'lsxuxx WEL ll .ill faQ'-fl 'L - , . .4 .J 5-.,,'. LN U X 55 X ,x . 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ROW 5: Terri Weeks, Bill Wilson, Linda Wingo, Brenda Witt, Tim Wofford, Mike Woodhull. ROW 6: Jerry Wood, Peggy Wynne. lj xl P SN YF' a, ffl! Soph wi W - U-in . - Q . X 64 M J KX is in i ROW 1: Keith Addison, Cathy Adkins, Kay Albright, Gary Anthony, Suzie Atwood, Jody Backer, Karen Bailey. ROW 2: Brad Baker, John Barnes, Toni Bess, Rick Black, Marvin Boyce, Michelle Bow- man, Dink Boyd. ROW 3: Cheryl Boyer, Terry Brake, Cindy Brown JoAnn Brown. ROW 4: Renee Bruner, Ray Bryant, Myra Buck VR ' -.gif J R QX. De Ca omores Obtain Various f W l 'dy if , Q l . i .W Q Q , , as -Q Q-, ,A-sh -as Q .KQ .,,. Q 'f . QQ l -R Q , QXQQ ' it i' 11 X bbie Burlingame. ROW 5: Mike Butcher, Becky Byler, Cynthia mpbell, Richard Campbell. ROW 6: Tom Campbell, Bruce Clark, Chet Carey, Tim Carr. Sophomores Class Officers: Vlce- presg Tom Campbell, Pres: Mlke Crampton, Treas: Doug Younger, Sec: Linda Prlgg, Perl: Barbara McAfee. '39, Q. rv. V 'E Nh' N vii 'jll.l.-TTY! ' 'Ia . QQ ,,,, A Q Q . 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A l- J ll -J , i . . 1 ,Q 'ji' N use is J J , - .Q 5. .V if , egg! 'K -A Y i It rm' N yr A . ,n ' 'W -' r K f V ff: .xx Nl.. L Q - ,v w X 1 it ,t X L. it Lt t. ,tt A Xt ik' zz: W ' j , f f :X ff 'vt XX, Wil, l l' Xl ,-' tit f 'I fx ill. 'i51T 'g up ' 1591311 I , ,'- A, , sf PN 1 . Q.--4 - if kr ,, .. g, sk rr , 't N- 'Nr x N, i Z tl 1 , 'N 2 ' ww FW -A-' V K I Q. F, -. A h f jf-lv -Q .. - lt ,ff J 1. so 'K 1-2: ,,., O if-gf, , X . , !J2K3?xx.t-..w. - E' ' ' L ,nh lk fig' V wr' v c-fn W 'L' 1 me-elm ,Q .4 1 1 ROW 1: Tricia Harris, Beth Helton, Carl Henderson, David Hicks, Nancy Hick Jonna Hilbure, Craig Hinderllter. ROW 2: Andi Holman, Sherri House, Charl Hubacek, Donna Hulett, Scott Hunter, Terry lngle, Gall Jarmin. ROW 3: Kei Jarmin, Bert Jeffers, Mark Jesslp, Bobby Johnson, Richard Johnson, Ric Johnson, Robert Johnson. ROW 4: Bryan Jones, Dan Jones, Jonna Kell, Deb Kerney. ROW 5: Jenny King, Brenda Larson, Candy Legg, Scott Leonard. RO 6: Cheryl Lewis, Blll Lundstrum, John Mallos, Viki Mansfield. Pictured at I Tammy Cruzan displaying her talents during the powder puff football gam wx! 93' Q AQ ll ' WEN! fl!! s . - e,.r H ' gf., 1- ' A H . i 4' . 5 V OC' dsl' it -0, ' QT ' f N l 1 e J , f we U it lg' ' .- X ' J' . -nrfw GN k - - A3 X .- M5321 il' i N .lg , S ' .5 R s E Xk Ax L ,., . .yt X 'It :m'Jw-H ,, l ' i f I Kyf 1- V, xr xx fi XXL X: il 1 iii P ' 'jr t k me . rl l 355 , as 1 X J -rg, QL ' if f zirlsilrlii: . -'er , if 1 XTNQJ 3 or rr W xg 5 K ,. . , as in-rr-:f? ' .. .. -,X ,., ,ll-i - . , . .f 55552 U - - sq. , ,I I -. I, V 4 f 'aj 1 P. . .,f.. Ain Q X . X 1 ' . fam fl -rm , xr ,. . V W , r , Ev Q'-ii , .,Z:. . .. f 2, u an .. 1 J , 1.1, ua' r -' ' off' , krvj , ' 2:21513 ' ' .44 , r Er it lzfeiiisg, 'W? 'Zbf ,M EN kr MP +290 Y tg xg an ,,, Q. Iuuuuu N , ' , ,, 'ATL --' . 7,251 , f , , , f ,f J N it at 2 r ra. . L ' ' I r ff 1 ' ,,'. T new .. f. Bw S Q K Kline . R if li 0 A-0 Q, 5' ft + i I 4' 'Y 9- E ard' fat X ff 'K f 1 sl HW' ,4a:'..5a,Qf',j,H ' 5,53 AI :plz sf J: , a-: L . 'T' 1? i . I ur 1 J 5 r My ' Q 132 2' Sophomores Enjoy Second Year ,-3-x . A yi if l 9-s. . X in 3 1 -. 51 - it 1 ff ROW 1: Don Maples, John Maples, Corol Martin, Scotty Martin, :Randy Massey, Jim Maxwell, Sonja Maxwell. ROW 2: Dave Vlaynard, Barbra McAfee, Kay McCall, Ricky McCloud, Cindy vlcDonald, Landin McGatha, John McKnight. FlOW 3: Pat VlcMullen, Kris Meredith, Kim Miller, Walene Miller, Paul Minard, . Q A it , if . My , A S- A : 'Vivek if I N gi e , i K5 . --- 1 5- L 'WM Susan Misner, Max Montgomery. FlOW 4: Bob Moore, Thersa Moore, Marie Moreland, Jeanne Myers, Jerry Nally, Judy Nally, Sharon Newman. ROW 5: Jo Overfelt, Harry Parrish, Jim Parrish, Mark Parrish, Pat Patterson, Jim Peek, John Pope, Linda Prlgg, Robert Prins, Jamie Rand. 15. l 4 4 ll lr.. lg -,. W v I P l' Vt . 3 W Y ik N! lllllllllllllww lllllllwll y R . . , ,V .r.,, X R M Gs .X J L f , . f?:g53 v x NX N ' ' ll X I I ll' lll lll l, f F X X X S .fs I 'lwk. l A' ' C .A , N5 lx . r Q 5 '17 4 . v. 4' X uf , f ? ly .' W.. ll ll ll' lf ll ll 1 ' l QW Ns lllll ll !'S J, Y2,.Qx ll l v ,Q 5 Qi : ' 54' ' ,Q Q23 X 0 .xg s . X- , 1 I . ,IV Xlf, Q A r, ff . ROW 1: Marty Randolph, Randy Ray, Tony Rea, Nancy Reed, Tlm Reed, Barble Roblns, Anna Rogers. ROW 2: Lora Rogers, Jlm Roth, Roger Royer, Kenny Rundle, Bever- ly Rundle, Becky Runnells, Jeff Russell. ROW 3: Herb Schlck, Mlke Schlck, Douglas Seely, Pam Shannon, Carla Shaw, Rusty Schell, Vlckl Shofler. ROW 4: Mark Slll, Allcla Simpson, Randy Slsco, Cathy Smith, Mlke Smlth, Sherrl Smlth, Clndy Snyder. ROW 5: Rlck Snyder, Rlchard Speer, Doug Younger, Sherry Yeager, Becky Wrlght, Kathy Woodard, Jeff Wltt. Lower left: Rusty Schell and Jeff Russell comment on their predlctlons of Homecomlng game. ' H Class of 1975 Excels in Academics 'fs lj' - 4 , an-n-l f, . Wajfai X .:- A ,l ff ,, 4 I , .: , T- o il x 6' kk' NT t XX X f 1 '51 gr ' ,Z .lx ,' 1 ,X .,,..2x V N I ' , fa ' xlrkx 'MY-Z 7' 'R -ee V 1 'J' K J 'af-We sv, 'x -421, 5 ,H ,SY A l 'f'f't 'f. l l - ' l l X ul K V 4 l xl U A r l l ROW 1: Dlana Spencer, Jlm Stapleton, Tony Stapleton, lConnIe Stevens, Carey Stlles, Randy Stout, Jeanle Sullenger. ROW 2: Luclnda Swanson, Greg Taylor, Llsa Taylor, Cralg Thornberry, Steven Thurston, Hazel Tlberghlen, Hazel Vlnoent. ROW 3: Tony Walters, Steve Welch, Willle West, Patty Wllbert, Robert Wllcox, Sherrle Wllklns, Jana Wallace. ROW 4: John Vlneyard, Pattl Wltherspoon, Davld Wlnans. ROW 5: Bob Wllson, Clndy Wllllams, Randy Wllllams, Terrl Comstock asks lunlor Ray Bynum for advlce. . t:,'ls33,k.fg, N . N xy l .ml'1, If ,4 V131 5 , -z. 2- .- iwtffivffizfizefw , ' L. .4 L:If.-I.u'1'4L::.BAiixa!.Qw v ,:.fQ.F'I 1':f gy b3: . ww--' b ' n5?5Q'.f ' - lg- at 5, , :xv vu. ,Ill N 4 'V .,, l ibi D fxrj hi A lf I. A gag u 4' fe f J i i l T- ...X . ' . fl. Pj . f' . ,. , , V f.TY.l1g,.:se,,,n' l , EE YL If oi., l f j i i ' . 'Q , ll Q ,aj ,.V. 1 K? A 1 A V, v f . H .11 4 ' Ti .N ,- f ,v ,., i I fx llullia-' .V 1, V I ' . I - ' I 1' ' a all -I' ' ,L 1 1 f W l . ' fe-J. -.-Ak-1' X . ew 1 ' if N I .5 I f' A., ., W . J ' A fi it A ' i f l l air. D f 2 X1-'f J . A ia l 'T' .l . f 1 . 1 Qi l X. .LQ-'aa l i A 5 it ' 2 S - , QQ' if 9 'I' W' v.::.-. F r ll W lx , .fr ,K - .1555 , , , , shy, ,. . .5 f 3.31.-z6.?g:N.:!i:T'?5 G. EW vi' 'll ' ' -i-3' 'Qi5S'l1wq ' ,ll 'i mg, A - ,zu m , - sf N K . ,,, - il Q he - 4 if - te i '- J ' B '. I A A R V .ffl '4 . I a fill 5. 4'-. va, C Q A f '7 lil -'- QQ, I - ' V , XXV- - in bi 3 V , , l fa as J' fu Q J l 3' ' Q rf, H- ,wi .-L L f W Q ...., l .. Y ii? E . i 1 , I I i JeffGrosse and Jeff Yeager shown examining the X ' ,l 'Q 3. -3i'P?'f -W ffii'- -fi? Cobra 2, which visited W.C.H.S. earlier this fall. N -A Z 5. f ' Pictured above ROW 1: Valerie Adams, Gary ' - I ' Q X' ' Allen, Connie Alumbaugh, Carl Ardrey, Susan E ' A X- 'Qi ' I M , l Babbitt, John Bailey, James Barnes, Bobby - F , , I A., I l Barnett. ROW 2: Charles Barrett, Scott A. Q. of H l i' , '-' lf Betebenner, Jamie Black, Carol Blake, Toby Bot- ' '-Q' I ' ' , ll , A V ' tom, Gary Boyd, Jim Boyd, Billy Breedlove. ROW ,-la 3 l 3: Tammy Brewer, Audie Brill, Debbie Brill, . N I f A J , -' l Sherry Briscoe, Tom Brooks, Tammy Brosam, , -' Q L ' 'T Teresa Brown, Charles Buck. ROW 4: Pam Byler, A, , Jim Byrd, Susan Campbell, Sonny Carter, Bobby lg , ,L Carver. ROW 5: Larry Chandler, Tanja Chrisman, - 'W 6 , J if H Jackie Clark, Maurie Clark, Eddy Clemons. ROW l . lit-5-:iv M' A -V.--: 6: Gary Clute, Penny Cochran, Marsha Cogbill, w, ' J , -XV' I' X is wi ll ,gi f ,fan P? 43 :avg 1i'4:Eu',f-3 Ig ' ii Craig Conner, Donny Cowles. ROW 7: Jon Cun- ningham, Jerry Dale, Debra Daniels, Shirley Danner, Kenny Dodd. ROW 8: Tammy Doty, Brenda Dyche, John Edwards, Mark Eggeman, Debbie Elrod. he freshmen started out their 1972-73 school ear with election of class officers. Toby Bot- om was chosen President, Tracy Prlgg, Vice- res: Dennis Grissom, Secretary: Jim Byrd, reas: and Scott Betebenner, Parl. The reshman football team showed their outstan- ing ability by finishing with a 5-1 season. The iberties of eating ln the snack bar and belong- ,ff f X .,,, i 1 , a i 1 i ' lass 'ii . 1 lg . I is X :L ' N , ,. fi 1 ii 'ii Wig .. ,, I ng to new clubs were welcomed. The , f - ,Q T' jf reshmen girls defeated the sophomores in V heir first Powder Puff Football game. The , ' i ' lass of '76 adapted to the extracurricular ac- ,, , ' R, ' ,Qi , , ivities that high school life presented and -- 1' -' 5' 1 g 4 ' roved themselves to be an extremely active Q ' 4, :rf 1 i articipant. . , P . U 5- I i . V I 9 S l fi i ,- , . 5ff. ..,-- NJ ' - V . mill, .. V Z: i .Qui V ,. ,J ,D 1, g W .1 . X- - , 1 :DIE - K xg T' tl as W? V' Ei? X . -,gp ,ax . - .. 3 1 f ii 7 . . , , . -X., t , A -rf --, , . ,fe i .i i A xi V ' ml . J. 3 'in fl Ei I V L Y I a -f 'V i'.ll QQ' ig? Ni 4 '-fs' .l '!.A'i'u Biology proves challenging. xhibit Spirit of '76 N Va. i .. , i i C- - s aa. Q, , . 4-of , '- , ll-i ii -,. i lt? 1 ,i .2 ia: .HF if ' ' .. u , , . ' ,, .. nl .. i 1: 'B' H . 1 fn 1 fs. Q 'fn .1 1 f-1-f ' .il . T 1 1 4 I i ' . i- - , ' 1 X' I .uw -- if ,X Q , W .H 1-p ., W I. nie' ' . I 3 W .I . Ll .' V il' 5 ' J vo ' -,jfpif .. .F V' I iv, 'nl ll 4,4 L '1 1-:T V- 2 X 4 1-,-1 ROW 1: Cindy Evans, Rocky ' f ' f T , , 'f 1 I ' ' Evans, Rusty Evans. ROW 2: is i V 94' If V, ffffg Gwen Farmer, Mark Faren, Earl X ,-' f ' f 7 if ' 1 Faust. ROW 3: Bill Fenix, Jimmy , 5g' L'- ' - Q ff -iii? fu ,, I 9 flag i Fidler, Sam Firey, Collen 1 A WY - . - Flesher, Ann Ford, Mike Frey. V' , 1' M , X5- ' ' ' N ,M N ROW 4: Jennifer Gannaway, .. s 'W' T - A. Ming ' Gary Garrett, Georgina J ,,,, i J' 5 3-3,1 -.sg i . Garrison, Dennis Gideon, Clif- ' J H ia'-T-7' 'N ' f ' ' ,F-, ,. ' ford Gorman, Paul Goff. ROW 5: . . 'i - , 'riigqlg i I: l Dennis Grissom, Jeff Grosse If ,ll 1 fx' - 5 Tammy Haggard, Randy Hardee, ' ,, ' 1 A y if if ' Jack Harlen, Kathy Harper. ROW f ' - -'i MLW 1' - ' ez Libby Harpole. Barbara Harris, Scott Hartman, Vicki Hartman, Christy Hedgecorth, ,,. , E Becky Helton. ROW 7: Stan , fl. fax, I' - -I ' X . . . I M ,K , Herrin, Peggy Hickman, Steve ' T , -.5 . Pi 'ig N, -1' i 5, Highley, Susan Hoagland, Tam- .,-5, - . ,N W 5 ',x.4g,. eg 7, .,, my Hoffmann, Tony Holland. X- g !,4r, 3 9 . ' ,. I F If Pictured ngm - now 1. Lea , V,-,fiii , 4 , , J' D f i F Ann Hough, David Howerton. QQ. IF '0 ,y Ki ' r A' --ff gf' ' Q -'i ROW 2: Sue Huleft, Renee Hunt. PHNPLFIK o YQ! X X Vi I i iw is -, V' i ?'--T13 vi l ' . , ff .'.. .f I ' ill , i 37 ur Y Freshmen Challenge Future l I 'l 1 I I 'fv- , I . - f' ,N 1If??32lQi'f'f'? if l 5: 1 Y' . 'ti 'Q .X . ! Q 1, .1 wiwlllt l V' '23 ' . L Hal: 1 1 Y W l Y lin 1 Q 1 , it 1 1 . .nl rf 1 . . Plctured at upper left Students devote their day off ln mid- Johnson, Jackie Jones, Kathy Jones. ROW 3: Robin Kerney October to evacuating the old hlgh school bulldlng. Plctured above Ketchum, James Lair, Vlckl Landes, Kelly Lanham. ROW 4 Blll ROW 1 Anita Irelan Amanda James, Kelly Jarnagln, Mike Jar- son, Blll Lassiter, Carla Lawrence, Mark Leek, Denise Lledtke nagin Debbie Jeffries ROW 2 Robin Jlles, Greg Johnson, Ricky l -. ri L V 1 I' . -J iw- 'Q-,,:,, ,li Pictured above - ROW 1: Jay Lucas, Laurie Lynch. ROW 2: Gretchen MaHaffey, Jennie Maples. ROW 3: Bob Marrett, David Marrs. Pic- tured above - ROW 1: David Martin, Greg Mathis, Curt McCarthy, Rhonda McGatha, Kelly McGaw, Pam McKee. ROW 2: Louis Meador, Carole Mell, Patty Metcalf, Debra Michel, Ed Mix, Keith Morris. ROW 3: Teresa Mosley, Don Mullins, Karen Newman. A an-.1 , gg, .1 .ii x ' Q l l 5 ' 4 'FT .xc N2-Jx 1 .,c. 1.0 ., 4 2 1 'limi H all l Q WC 1 l 1 if If l ,A 72 X 1 X, vnu, . 'x Kwik 2, Q , lla -ri EZ. P 'iq F5 if Xl. 'lu I A xl Il ' if-,.,-It W WS' ' 'ft' , - f I I . 47,11 gp' lx '. I .,-gms, I . ,. HE t I , s 5 ' is 45,252.2 ,.-L., V, ft. ,,,, as 'Q 'O' r Q v . ,1 ,xl if ' .,. l f I V I ar U . '6 It ' L-A rf! . I 'f in .N I l V ffl' V f x yi., 'Q- M ft 72 Q., 1 gl , lx M ie! ll V I J Q '. A 'H' Axim ' Il l ' 8 ir.-f 1-5' . l fl 7- ', , , i- I XJ A 4.9: V .l V ' il. l , WX '..-fv . df .' -la . 'qrv f, C' , .lfiiilk ' 1 a 15.- 111 I 7,1 l I ii 4 ' ll l w...-L Freshmen Class officers enjoy new library facilities. ' f -il-N' , ff , - 'if on - U- , ,1- .M 9' X ' 1 gs- x V, f f 5 I+' 3 f? rf f' f lil? ff? 0 . w L . . 'P J , 1' . 1 wil f L. Y ','- Hi N QRS' L I! A H 51, J X J I E l if if -+ if 7 s ' 0 l at A' I . GTV 6.6 ,: IQLL, -ii: i'25'i' .- ' . f if , lggfj.. f, f ,,.,f . f f'3i FV ' ' i X 1 M. if Sm .- 3 77 l B X X . I E r,,x.,., ,U X 5 ,32 . ',NN jx 'I' 1 mml h K., , 75' 5 -A lll l. r l iiii- l lf 'ii li' l . , W M I Q fi? X . tail? 'N . In 1 l will .- il A . IIIII: 2 Eluiiz ll 1 . .iei , it J S lllllll l P J iri , q - 'X ,' i' Y., Wg im , - V , ! ' 1 P J ROW 1: Toni Mathls, Ken Patrick, Julle Nlel. ROW 2: Karen Parlsh, Sharon Parish, Rlchle Patterson. ROW 3: Anna Perry, Janette Pierce, Tammy Porter, James Payton, Tim Pearson, Rlck Van Pelt, Tracy Prlgg, Clarence Rea. ROW 4: Pam Reed, Mike Restlvo, Ralph Reynolds, Vlckl Rhoads, Judy Richardson, Deble Richey, John Rlckey, Tammy Riddle. ROW 5: Randy Riggs, Scott Roblnson, Gloria Robison, Gall Rogers, Steve Rogers, Harvey Ropp, Jeff Rose, Tonl Runion. ROW 6: Joanna Ryan, Sharon Sambursky, Kevin Sanderlln, John Scorse, Walter Scott, Vicki Selvey, Rod Sentlinger, Ruth Shaw. ROW 7: Jackie Sidenstricker, Marsha Skelton, Cheryl Smith. ROW 8: Frances Spencer, Richard Spencer, Terri Spencer. ,,ov, ff' if 7 it , mis., -0 ' 'W .1 59- 0 1 ' .,,,- 'I I A K g v ri, f i , .L J' T' if 1 1 1 U ,' ff, fl Q I .H ,J 4 F 4 gr 4 v X, 9 E, H 1 'Ig ,'. ,,,,.i.y,L5vQa . , , - . 'V Wh fi ux71x1.nn3QY51 K - , ' 4 X I' 3 A ,sn ' 1 Es li L? ' 'A Ji All :-- J l . ... H Vie , 4 N ,ii ' -'11, - lull , , ' .ll 'T' , '- .Ve L L if ' W , - N l ,l 5 r I L 'E 1 V. , X Q ' V -. - 5 fl f . '4 Y V... ft- fa, , , 'lf 'f I' - W L s iwrl ul r ' 'i' 1'-Fi' -Q 7 ', -J T, --4 .ir . Y 1 I 'N IQ my 6 J 4 ' -- ' . h .4 : L, l. ffl! at , l I-l. . . ll' if r L J 23 J I T ' G , I 'X' r . ' -f , - f V 3 L 3 ' gl like 9d'EQHWK SiN, e . 1 , . L l X M C igl ' ' -. ' :'f'7:ill.' Q 1v' .' G ' , I X ' 5 Q yi ' l :LffHYmi12' f'ElK' 4 2 l A L --il l -. tllxt l A typical after-school scene at W.C.H.S. 933' 1 STV- gilt ...v , rye. Y , am: ., .. .. eq sd, 'A Q A -9- A 7.4 , 'lie '?a'1 - ' H' V ' -Q Deserted Cardinal Stadium. -.'-3. .Qi ng., . . an-f L . -ie, - Mr Sf 5 V llrw- -. sb 1: . BX l r :T I 'Wx 4 xx - 'al-'itviebislni' - .g ! A fr Jil is--r ,VV A i--1 . l., L lr 1 - .7 'l':1 -fiffflffl - T ' ' ' ,-' , L. 41 ' ' f ' ' ' tb: -' ...-1 1 ld ,AEI ROW 1: Dewane Stanley, Sam Starkey, Wade Stefka, Larry Stickney, Greg Storm. ROW 2: Greg Terry, Robert Tevebaugh, Traci Thomas, Joyce Turner, Tammi Turner. ROW 3: Debbie Tyndall, Margaret Vaile, Mike Vineyard, Wes Waggoner, Lloyd Walker. ROW 4: Becky Ward, Glen Webb, Jim Webb, Laura Webb, Charles West. ROW 5: Ron Wethington, Jim Whitaker, Donnie White, Kent Williams, Nancy Williams. ROW 6: Calvin Wilson, Cindy Winiger, Saundra Witt, John Wynne, Thomas Yeager. Pictured above right: Tressa Bailey, Flhonda Williams, Bimbo Black. Becky Helton leads way for freshman victory dur- ing powderpuff football game. 'HH HI IH I H ' E X ., I , -3 gf ' qr,'a17n jj 'B ,N , X... in Faculty Lend a Hand in Moving fl. , . 'iff 1 .,' 51,157 A L H vw - 'IM 'H C ' ,Jn Spirits were heightened greatly this year with the move to our new high school. Each teacher had the opportunity to have their own individual room scheme, with the colors ranging anywhere from bright pur- ple to canary yellow. And with the new carpet and desks how could Interest not be raised? ROW 1: Martha Alford, Jerry Archer, Carol Barfield, Linda Benson. ROW 2: Nancy Bivens, Hazel Brooks, Arlene Canton, John Childs. ROW 3: Judy Coburn, Walter Cochran, Ed Coleman, Virginia Coleman. At right Mr. Salchow, Mrs. Meadows, Mr. Smart, and Mrs. Queen help in evacuating the old school. l if W C llll if . l , . it .f 5: -A A N a , f-:P vi H ml 1 i W ,l L Q , v l -I hi. .v- Sh .ab r- if- Wh E. W . N ' 5' --,. Nigga .E ' A ,, - , , W l vi sg! Without the sturdy backing and strong attitudes, values and dedication of our faculty, our school pride and spirit would not be what it is today. We would Ilke to complimentour faculty this year for the understanding and spirit they have shown. ROW 1: Richard Correll, Vera Cripps. ROW 2: Robert Dalton, Marilyn Dishman. ROW 3: Grace Elliff, Ron Ellis, Linda Feland, Major George Fleming. ROW 4: Louise Goade, Tom Gosch, John Green, Roberta Hill. ROW 5: Ken Hunt, Alfred Jenkins. Shown at upper left: Mrs. Sells shows her strength in helping move to new high school. 'lf f X - V A' Faculty Participate in -AQ 4503 49-v sqq-,pm iv -4405 'x fl :QQ ul BOW 1: Nydla Jenkins, Dennis Johnson, Barbara Jones, Beverly Jones. ROW 2: Curtis Kamler, Wayne Leake, Robert Mam- mon, Donald Marshall. ROW 3: Judith McBride, Barbara Meadows, Charles Meadows, Harold Mlley. ROW 4: Sherrie Mitchell, Steve Neely, John Peck, James Pennington. Extracurricular , ,E A .-,,.. .ir V k .rv '- Activities Y pn . k 7 tx X X '1 ,fav K t'av'7'! 3 , r ia Ax' 5. r T1 1. , H-nf' - Irs.- -rfaiifr . :. .tif . ,X L-.X i M J 2 ,ass ff. rx K I W If . 1 , 1 gill, x V -mv - . '3 Q,-z,b'.1'l-'Q 7' 5-:Et1'5 , l5' xiii' ' .'f!i-YQ ROW. 1: Marjorie Poe, Bar- bara Queen, Glenda Rucker, James Rhea. ROW 2: Dean Salchow, Janet Sells, Gary Smart, John Peck. ROW 3: Rick Utter, Jerry Vessell. ROW 4: Eunice Wise. Pic- tured at right: Mr. Green keeps football spectators in- formed during the 1972-73 season. Us ,ILLT-x Mr. Lawrence Mlner, Superintendent of school system. Mr. Floyd Leonard, assistant-superintendentofelementary Mr. George Garrison, assistant-superintendent of maintenance-and purchasing dlvlslon. Administration Enjoy The 1972-73 school year prov- ed to be the year in which a dream came true for the ad- ministration of W.C.H.S. The final phase of the new high school complex was completed and the long awaited moment finally arrived. Not only did the students have a new building but the administration had a central office in which Mr. Miner, Mr. Leonard, and Mr. Garrison had their offices, also a conference room was provid- ed for the school board. With the enthusiasm and efficiency of the administration, the first year In the W.C.H.S. ad- ministration building proved to be a success. v I i Shown above: Webb Clty R-7 School . .. , -4,,N,qq.gqbg5, 4 Secrets iuw. ' ul' g.... -MI in 44 .lm N. ,- i 1. 4 Ea,-Q. wg fell, .fl , b . +iE 1 '. ' Y , '-'E mu -.2 : w, W u- ' 4 '17 F ' . 1. ,. 1 ' EA fix .5 .1 - 1 x 1 ' .V5 'w,5ffs,3 -.H ici. fNj 9l Principal and Vice-Principal Strive I-- I. l . l 1 ' Q. at i MY Ffed DHUQHSYTY Pflnclpal Mrs. Kay Clark, secretary Mrs. Marge Fullmer, secretary Handling the administrative duties for Webb High School for the 1972-73 school year were Fred Daugherty, principal and Mr. Wayne assistant-principal. Both have been influential ir bettering various aspects of student life and ou educational environment. Due to the ability of ou administrators, our school has continued to main tain its high standards. The various jobs of keeping a list of absentees issuing lunch permits and secretarial duties were taken care of by Mrs. Kay Clark and Mrs. Marge Fullmer. Together they assisted Mr. Daugherti and Mr. Cook in operating the senior high prin cipal's office. or Better Relations with Students l Mr. Flon Barton, principal of Jr. High School. 'ictured lower right: Mr. Cook discusses school procedures with Kirk Selvey. llr. Ronald Barton served his second year in the position of Jr. High principal, lnder his direction was Mrs. Bea Johnson, secretary. I , fr ill 1 v A i-' ' 51- -Q X' Y X g , Q' ,, '1'-HK' i rr A-4419 ' R Mrs. Bea Johnson, Jr. High secretary. .p. fl -J f1Qffg'fE?ZiiQIi 13, lf i ' K lf i fjfirfjliy iii i ra, Mg 1 , ri ilffgljix ,fr E . 3 I' isrbfl, , ' Milli' l is r oooo 4 li. Q I s-. -, l ,V I H r r A E lit. l .px E Board Dedicates High School Dr. Arthur Mallory, state commissioner of education, dedicates the R-7 school district complex 1 ROW 1: Dr. D. E. Millerg president, James Fl. Hickam, William H. Perry Jr ROW 2: George Herrell, Terry Jeffries ROW 3: Max Collins, Madge James secretary. R-7 school board conference room. g m WWV WUWWWV ,i ll.. Senior Lettermen: ROW 1: Matt C' Robbie Carey, Dave Brown, James ROW 2: Bob McAfee, Don Younger, Moore, Doug Crampton. 'LQ .uf , ga-411 Jw Egkl, . B , 1 eil Q LL Y Y 5 -Init' L, 1 ' ' -Q. 5 r f! Y 30 ' Coach Gosch and Bob McAfee game plan. Matt Spencer leads the way!! Q LN ,Q Hoffman struggles for extra yardage. Bob McAfee scores another Card T.D. Individual Performances Highlight Season 'Varsity-ROW 1: Dan Campbell, Scott Betebenner, Terry Brake, Alen Mlnard, Jeff Russel, Keith Addison, Robbie Carey, Matt John Maples, Tom Campbell, James Roth, Greg Hoffman, Kirk Spencer, Larry Dame. ROW 3: Alex Minard, Greg Smith, Bob Selvey, Don Smith, Randy Ray, James Jones, David Keeton. McAfee, John Hoffman, Lloyd Walker, Don Younger, Steve ROW 2: Coach Tom Gosch, Mike Crampton, Bill Lundstrum, Roy Webber, Steve Holley, Mike Moore, Harvey Hough, Wes Maples, David Brown, Jlm Parrish, Scott Leonard, Rusty Schell, Waggoner, John Wynne, Doug Crampton, Coach Jerry Archer. ' C72 71405 l A D ,M sh is ,Nam , Ili Danny Campbell fights for another first Cards anxiously await outcome on sidelines. down. Football Proves Rewarding fdnf Coaches: Tom Gosch and Jerry Archer plan attack. Spencer shows all-conference ablllty. Offense-ROW 1: Doug Crampton, Steve Webber, Steve Holley, Harvey Hough, Mlke Moore. ROW 2: Don Younger, Klrk Selvey, Bob McAfee, Matt Spencer. Robble Carey, Danny Campbell. Cards on way to victory In C.J. game. f,--J Co-captains Bob McAfee Spencer. an -jk Cardinal Offense plans strategy. Spencer hauls in McAfee toss. its 1' Under the direction of Coaches Gosch and Archer lpictured belowl the 1972-73 Webb City football Car- dinals had a rewarding season in that many individuals compiled some outstanding statistics. Senior defensive back Matt Spencer receiv- ed All-Conference for the second straight year. Senior Quarterback Bob McAfee set school records with his completions and passing yar- dage. Junior Split-End Danny Campbell established a school mark and led the conference in pass receptions. The Cardinal gridders experienced the usual ups and downs that a season brings, and with the returning talent they ought to prove exciting and entertaining in the coming years. -.f Defense-ROW 1: Don Younger, Mike Moore, Jeff Russell, Doug Crampton, Mike Crampton, ROW 2: Don Smith, Matt Spencer, Rusty Schell, Kirk Selvey, Harvey Hough, Terry Brake, Flobbie Carey. Pictured above: Coaches Gosch and Archer view Nevada game. Kerry Reigns Over Homecoming Festivities Homecoming 72 was marked by the crowning of Kerry Betebenner, during the pre-game ceremonies, by senior halfback Matt Spencer. Many activities spiced homecoming this year such as: the parade, snakedance, bonfire and the traditional dance. The game itself proved interesting and exciting even though the Cardinals dropped a 38- 16 decision to the Nevada Tigers. The post-game dance although was a success as the music was provided by Liberty Theatre . N7 l l l l :A .4 A .1-:ba ,5 ii' Queen and Court: Teresa Land: Junior Attendant, Kerry Betebennerg Queen, Gloria Ftobln song Freshman Attendant, Tammy Cruzang Sophomore Attendant F- Cardinals Finish 24-3 E38 Elf Elf, if-BB Q14 I Flusty Schell, Mike Elrod, Bob McAfee, Danny Flestivo, Severn, Don Smith, John Hoffman, Danny Campbell, Steve Myers Mesplay, Terry Brake, Tom Maxwell, Tim Wofford, Mitch 7 +A lu.., eamwork and hustle were the secrets of success during the 72 Steve Myers tallies again! campaign. 1 fy -:-., -'fm ilYmas-1fg..f.Qjls4fgei21f1'rfl 1 Pictured above: All-Dlstrlct performer' Tom Maxwell exhiblts sklll. Pictured upper right: Mltch Severn scores agalnst Carthage. 1 I A Q l :lb F r l - f , - . V ., -. - Qu-an ' X-51-be-.'Z- X:g4, gn , Coach Ellis tells the story. 58 r n ra Bs-s,.' Lv fv , 'Q' -wff. '1 1 ' 'f.f ', lv- ?-' . u 9'--, ,tx 'FX N Q- aff gd- x' 1 'Q' 'A 'F iZ+fs 'Xl Q ' 1 '3. FfE5?1g6 F2133 :ff ,xg if , sv f-X fl-if! ,Mx '51 rg V. WU+,p?.5-T nv if ' in FS.. 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Boyd, Danny Jefferies, Roy Maples, Paul Mlnard, Kent wnnams Varsity Matmen await matches. grappling squad poste promising 4 2 record in du matches. The wrestler's a tion, this year, was follower by more students than ev before. The highlight of th schedule was the advancin of five matmen to th Regional Tournament, wit junior Greg Hoffman cap x Coach Meadows' 72-7 c e turing the District crown i the 98 lb. class. Many e perienced wrestlers return t form a nucleus that will cor tlnue the winning traditio established the past two years. ecord ,in Dual Matches .9-:S 'UN Regional Advancers: Alen Mlnard, Mlke McMullen, Blll lann, Greg Hoffman, Steve Webber. Plctured right: Aike McMullen struggles wlth Carthage Tiger. .. . W ,, 7-J., I :sl f 'l -.. me-rv' L M 7' N ' b -.En V' to 'gf Y aaa.. ' ,,g.w 32 ' q., ...Ck--7Lr l 5 . k . - --. .-.o-4' -A,. 1 . wh V - ' f ' . A L, .Q A, g g I z Egk to Y, H Pictured above: Randy Flay corners Neosho opponent. Pictured left: Coach Charles Meadows. Wg. Z . . ,,.,.2we 1. fe , Nggfm- . '22 Y if , ' 'V KX 'gig an 'V H V' W JN l ' 65 Coach Hunt's Batsmen Post 6-7 Slate L ,,, A 'Yi . -,- . ' sa li a x Senior catcher Matt Spencer fires it to third after another McAfee strikeout. K. .j ' . Junior hurler Scott Craig. ,, ,,,,-i.,. ,-,o.,-. i, A . First-baseman Tom Maxwell applies tag .. . M ,,.,.. ..,-... I-, -'3 Z.-wtf' , -- f '44 . - 4 W Q :pf -e--x?'.23r. 45,45 zx s.' jfzfffi ' 1.-1 .- ' V , 'fra' wa- lap gizkgaf' g y- , ...1, ,e5,..'f - ,V -3-f :.:, l'g?.f',-4-. My Y - -:Q r ,-., 4555 nag Jia-., L, T .1 Y -1 '- LA: .,,.4--.5 ., ,- 5 3' 1' ff -Q. be ea C 1 3,145 .- ' ,-1 1 --?'ilf5 ' :i ' f ,. - .H .,,:aL:' -. H fr -, I. .-,: P4135-gi .5:v1??,efi-. If 2 2'1 , -j'1'fjLi,1 '.g,:,,zi,f' .Azz- ' 1.,r:ffJ ?r5T- ' eg :-4Ll1Q . L ,QL 5-'fl Tl. '- ,Q I'A:f i1 2, f 2 Q3-1-,Q-a.e.g f. were A75?--E - -.,-1: 4. - - - of 1+- ' ' 3. ' ., ', '., ' . , I?4 'i, 1, , K ' Mesa.- '--' ff, ,,,.,.,-Cx. '-.-Y-1 5 Acc., ' ' ' Q ff:-471 Q2 ' ' ,.,, . , V193 L ' A , -N' - -16, f' ' - 5, 3 L -..,.:A,., ':ib-Ye-, , .,. . .veggie -1, r - Y-,, , - . 5. .., f ..-. -,. -- . in John Wynne heads for first. ROW 1: Larry Dame, Charlie Brown, Jim Floth, Tom Matt Spencer, Terry Brake, Tim Carr, Don Smith, Gary FlOW 2: Doug Crampton, Bill Burlingame, John Wynne, Wes ' ' - .41 . -X, Waggener, Scott Craig, Steve Mesplay, Troy Boulware, Joe Morris, Bob McAfee, David Brown, Tom Maxwell fNot Picluredl. Picthred above: Outfielders Tom Campbell and Terry Brake head for dugout. Pictured at left: Bob McAfee laces a double to left field. New Baseball Program Succeeds Coach Ken Hunt Qplctured abovej and his Webb City baseball squad posted a respectable 6-7 record. Baseball was add- ed to the school curriculum this year after a fifteen year absence. The squad wasn't expected to do much, but went on to sur- prise the area by winning five out of their six final games. The squad only graduates two starters and will attempt to establish baseball next year once and for all. Terry Brake and Jim Ftoth wait on deck. k LX lt., 4 I Q .vm n -v 2 x,, A. Wm., Q, - .. 1' ,,. .-11.1.17 f s .a I , QI f - H rbi- gi . bf bv -- 2 4 - if ,lf- giwa .Y , -' V gr r f :if ' 'lf T A A ' . .A ci ' nv' A 'F' 1 xr 'l':.l'.i I H f:121.f.2 1 ol,fQffQ'i :tr 1 ' ri it . .s Q rv-'2 vi 45. ' ll' as H. l '. 1 . ' T . A -T 1 A tr ' , v f 5. ' H a l Hi 'F -- '.,gf--a. :'ge.,-ffsf- J-' , -' 1. 11. , .gba -1: - U.,-, , -r , B .- ..-uw ---54-1 : . .- ,lf G : - W est. -:SCA ,T-in ? '77f::s-3'-1 ,. ::qc'4'i'?a .. .,. .Awe-sau 1 .1- .ca- - '.4a.m.-.-,,,...17 . .W-f,-A. , .' af' - N1fX e.-, ' ' '.q1a r-as ei-L v- 3, 'Q .. A - N'-Q ,N If ' . , Vw :L - r '- ' --e... f aw '- - A - as-we 53- 'i ... X-fY?5--'3'4'i1'iS' ta. we-P , a .v. -- . ' .- ' -'vfisr N 4 Nr- vw N' ., 4' X F145--url-t 5, . .ds , , -.L A . ,. , a.. f , ,. -if 222, fs-5'--5'w:.1'g9:sqw,, Y- . X N, ' ra.. TS. f -save- H iQ: - , X W- 5. ts., -112,-'K , v xi 4 - A . -35 'V' ., T' S ' ' ' . .-,-, , UT -'limi -'fc A- Q. ,x i UN fair' .. X ,es Az. ht V 4,2-.K--A'-f.,gj'1E .- . L 23:4 Pictured above: Terry Brake: strains for first base. Pictured a left: Bill Burlingame connect against Mlaml. 73 llnksmen of Coach Richard Correll were fac- with a rebuilding season. They graduated only W senior iTom Rosel from this year's squad. The did well in their matches, but the major was the gaining of experience. With the wealth talent returning next year golfers around the con- - ,hh , JA H' gvevtf .nggdu-'Aunllnvlr +' 'K g-Ls-i : -dh-dr3'..1., s,n.w:n,..v:.5n--.- ...ff .inab-1 Van Benson Rick Durbin Coach Richard Correll Lunksmen Profit During 73 Campaign 1 r tg , ,C V ,., . ,JK fs - Wm..i'Q 3 i '14- , -Q'-'iugsgegr ffl L f. lsffrigqkc 'ex t 'V M -T 1 ' T ' ' 'fx -.A 4, i '1 Qx -fa-,-,sl 0 , - ' - ,-. 2. ,B'Sfmy. av,-51, , 7. ,.. ' X 1 ' ., g.a4441 s .zc Greg Storm .....,.. ...nm , u9 David Martin y- En Maury Clark Thinclads Achieve Personal Satisfaction Senior Lettermenz Robbie Carey, Alex Minard, Lloyd Prins. Carey, Holley Gi a grueling schedule which w highlighted by the placing senior Robbie Carey and juni Steve Holley in the state tourna ment. The Cardinals proved tou- in the Nevada Invitational and J. Quadrangular and finished wi' creditable showings at the Jopl Invitational and Fledbird relay Coach Archer will lose only thre seniors so there will definitely t optimism in regards to the ne. thinclad season. Coach Archer's 73 thinclads face . . 4 1 c l .,.Le..,,3,.. Head Track Coach Jerry Archer. Lloyd Prins sails during practice session. lxffl .tag llgfgg l Varsity: ROW 1: Alex Mlnard, Lloyd Prins, Robbie Carey, Rlck Gor- Holley, Jeff Russell, Dink Boyd, Mark Creed, Steve Webber, Rusty don, Norman Endicott, Mark Parrish, Richard Speer, Tony Schell, Harvey Hough, Coach Jerry Archer. Stapleton tMgr.i ROW 2: John Hoffmann, Randy Sisco, Steve to State ,R Plctured Above: Steve Holley clears high jump bar. Pictured at left: Harvey Hough lets discus fly. V s'f1'Gi-l',.- 1 lr : 51gq,l:, ,5.i1.,, Senior sprinter Robbie Carey. Mile Relay Squad: Alex Minard, Rusty Schell, John Hoffmann, Steve Webber. Girls Excel in Track and Field Varsity: ROW 1: Peggy Wrightsman, Jan Stinnett, Sherrie Yeager, Laurie Craig, Traci Thomas, Leah Williams, Donna Hul Cindy Campbell, Lucinda Swanson, Pat Patterson, Carol Martin, Wynne, Elaine Jones. Susan Overfelt. ROW 2: Teresa Land, Debby Duckett, Patty Wilbert, Q ' ,R x-I , Pictured above: Senior Peggy Wrlghtsman leads the field. Pictured at right: Junlor Elaine Jones clears high jump bar. Webb City girl thinclads, as usual, enjoyed another season. The season featured the Joplin Invitational, Monett and was highlighted by the Webb City Invitational held at Stadium. Coach Jones' squad was recognized second only to Memorial in assessing female track talent in the area this year was blessed with an outstanding corps of sprinters which A ' Jan Stinnett, Peggy Wrightsman, Leah Williams and Susan The team's top performer was junior Teresa Land in the events. Peggy Wynne was a stand-out in the field events as she peted in the long jump and shot-put. This year's squad will lose five seniors via graduation and thus should return tough next year uphold the Webb City track tradition. W Junior Peggy Wynne leaps to Cardinal victory. Coach Beverly Jones at wind blown W C Invitational 'v 1 i ,B lx :QL 3 I' fi'!, , Pg Pictured above: Sophomore Pat Pattersen demonstrates shot-put techniques. Pictured at Right: Seniors: Leah Williams, Pat Richey, Peggy Wrightsman, Susan Overfelt, Jan Stinnett. , Seniors Inspire Team Success Freshman Establish Winning Tradition ROW 1: Gary Clute, Tracy Prigg, Maury Clark, Rod Sentlinger, Sam Grosse, Rick Van Pelt, John Bailey, Toby Bottom, Kelth Morri Starkey, Jon Cunningham, Jim Byrd, Dave Martin. ROW 2: Jeff Lloyd Walker, John Wynne, Wes Waggoner. ,tru , . . . . - - LEFT TO RIGHT: Stan Herrin, Sam Starkey, Harvey Ropp, Jon Cunningham, Gary Garrett, Jim Byrd, Kent Williams, Glen Webb. STANDING: Coach Meadows. JD ROW 1: Don Hawkins, Jon Edwards, Craig Conners, Jim Byrd, Tracy Prigg, Lloyd Walker, Jim Byrd, Jim Whitaker, Greg Storm, Bill Breedlove, Coach Meadows. ROW 2: Wade Stefka, Greg Mathis, Jim Webb, Jon Cunningham, Kent Williams, Toby Bottom, Dennis Grissom, Scott Betebenner, Ed Hafner, John Bailey, Glen Webb. The freshman athletes this year truly established themselves as winners. Coach Meadows' were 5-1 and finished runners-up i the Tri-County Conference. Coac Utter's roundballers were Conferenc Champs and finished 13-2 overal The track squad of Coach Meadow was short in numbers, but long o courage as they enioyed a respeg table season. The Spirit of 76 wi definitely play an important role ii W.C. athletics in the years to come. I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI ,J fHlHl?!IHHlWlH4 m 3 Hlllll . ' fa 11'- I, A f,yff.,.,,,..ij A -np. zrifi j 3,:::f?:f5 ' ' :s.z..w uffiff' -- , 5 xv ig J. 'ff' M' .',h fs Q: 'X A NN V ,. if ,Q Wu- L 5. if ww 5 If wa rd R -3' ing Jack Queen -12.4 in-' ,911 51.11-' .04 ', w t'9:'S, naw 1 an e .,' .'4 Wy' ' JW? Attendant Jan Stinnett al! 'uXt 21 ' 'L51-iT' Ii i X J-3' X xflefxfg 1 . Attendant Julie Stewart ,MX nd QT!! 3211-an V T Attendant Mary Ann Scott Q Leonard White crowns Gay Seward 1973 Yearbook Queen. Above: Mike Moore and Pam Lassiter dance to the music of The Golden Dream at Coronation. Left: 1973 King Jack Queen and attendants. 77 EX ,- .- 4,-, - u-5 X ' a it ENCIT Staff: fPictured abovey: ROW 1: Linda Er- vin, Brenda Witt, Ed Atnip, Nancy Harding, John Parrish. ROW 2: Jana Broaddus, Donna McGonigaI, James Jones, Jan Stinnett, Larry Dame, Carlanda Miller, Mary Scott, Steve Myers. STANDING: Susan Overfelt, Danny Bo Campbell, Patty Richey, Peggy Wrightsman, Faye Shaver. Jennifer James and Jana Broaddus, ipic- tured at rightj, write copy for newspaper article. Editors: iPictured belowi: Susan Overfelt and Peggy Wrightsman evaluate this year's Junior Issue of ENCIT. I fda, I I 1 , , , I ENCIT Page Editors: SEATED: John Parrish, Steve Myers, Nancy Harding, Ed STANDING: Mary Ann Scott, Jan Stinnett, Faye Shaver. 1972 1 li 1972-73, the Webb City High School ENCIT taff published 10 issues of the paper. The taff is made up of Journalism students from Bath 6th hour tPubllcation's Ili and 3rd hour ublication's ll classes. The special issues in- luded a basketball homecoming issue, a new chool edition, a wrestling issue, and both unior and Senior class issues. ictured at leftl: Marsha Daubin, Kathy orris, and Jill Richardson proofread copy uring third hour publication's class. NCIT STAFF: iPictured at rightl: ROW 1: oFtae Baker, Suzanne Groff, Becky Halteman llen, Jeannie Keener. ROW 2: Kathy Morris, erri Johnson, Darlene O'Banion, Chris eward. STANDING: Teresa Land. 73 ENCITS Feature Special Issues 4-'is' eanie Keener, Jeanie Smith, Becky llen, and Chris Seward plan upcoming sue of ENCIT. l NCIT STAFF: iPictured bove rightl: LEFT TO IGHT: Nancy Poole, Debbie lebb, Jill Richardson, aralee Biggs, Christi ruzan, Randy Poe, Bob atten, Bill Flippo. Third hour NCIT staff evaluates ewspapers of area high chools in preparing to put ut a paper themselves ias ictured at rightl. i J l I 1 xx., The three Juniors included on the King Jack staff this year were Cindy Thornbrugh, Danny Campbell, and Pam Lassiter lpictured abovei. Pictured below: Pam Lassiter, Cindy Thornbrugh, and Leslie Myers take a break from regular routine. KING JACK STAFF Senlor editors of the yearbook, Jan Fenix and Leslie look over layout before cropping pictures. fi' Yearbook advisor, Mr. John Green, lpictured above.i OVERS HISTORY OF YEAR 1972-'73 -K 4? 3? gt Ln- I This year the King Jack staff spent numerous hours in diligent work making the 1973 King Jack a book to remember. Through the efforts of the staff and their sponsor, Mr. Green, the King Jack is sure to stimulate the memories of everyone. In deciding what our book should signify and what would truly tell the story of the year, SPIRIT seemed to be the evident mood. Not only was the new school completed, but the joint efforts of faculty and students were exercised in school spirit, and to make things even better, we had a number one basketball team. Yearbook photographer catches staff busy on produc- tion of 1973 King Jack ipictured at leftl. I ELA! l 'wi 'Za' i Pam Lassiter Danny Campbell Cindy Thornbrugh Leslie Myers and Jan Fenix look over editors ladder fas pictured abovel At left Pam Lassiter Leslie Myers and Cindy Thornbrugh are pictured on a less productive day. 81 Cheerleaders and Chanters l ' W The varsity cheerleading squad of 1972-7 g - 6 :ue it V M was an enthusiastic one. Besides supportin ' . A I ,Qs l M 'Q r i the football and basketball teams, they earr' lj Q g V X 1 f ,gf p ed S600 in the summer to attend Xl, 53 Q f 3 H gg cheerleading camp at Shamrock Camp i Q -l Q or ,, Eufala, Oklahoma. There they captured si X 'M rg. I Q ll i s n Q excellent ribbons. The cheerleaders worl if 45.57 i s ' . 'Ll e o f 1 'C l - -- ed hard to bring out school spirit and the ,lg ,,,, be Q zl, T . l l X succeeded. For the first time in sever ' A it li ' 3 T, o i-E - years, the entire student body loyally sul T C ,ff gi l l , ported the teams and attended games th C Z 7 l': f ' l ' 2, ' l . ' f' were played with other teams in their towr Sf, ' Q 3 7 ' Q T 7 - 3 instead of only home games. This spirit wc - P 2 T N B W l ' the Most Enthusiastic Pep Club award z ,,.,. ix ig A s T E V H ' g well as the Sportmanship award for Wet 'i g ' 5- Jf - 1, X rt '1 City at the Neosho Holiday Tournament ' - vi-'Tse 552,- , ee a iii 7- , E December. The cheerleaders of 1972- gal, ,I w e - proved themselves to be one of the squads that Webb City has had and they that they have had an enjoyable worthwhile year. is Terry Johnson, Captain. Becky Halteman, Co-Captain 4- -s Cl , x x - C-xx, . , . .1 -, .Lix Renee Bruner Kathy Morris Tfesa I-and romote School Spirit ' rrls leads a Nevada Tiger in the 1972 Football Homecoming Pep varsity cheerleaders prepare for the traditional bonfire held the nlght homecoming. iv T . if cc' 1-We rf' gi X ?..3f'1 This was the first year that Webb City High School has had Chanters for our wrestling team. The wrestling team was started four years ago and since then there has been a growing demand for someone to lead the wrestlers' fans and supporters. In the spring of '72 the following chanters captured the honor and enthusiastically supported the team throughout their season. FRONT ROW: Linda Prigg, Leah Williams. BACK ROW: Jennifer James, Karolee Biggs. Lynn Starkey Elaine Jones Julie Wynne Pep Club, Freshmen Cheerleaders, and Redettes ,, gage a - G, s ses, l, V , , - N 5,5 U. yd H-ji! I. . I ' L ffillr. VF 1.7, E U , : ,-QQL, Q ... X ' , i 1 Ella.. .-.F ml 'Elf' I' A if 'ity ,' I . A A 5 ffl ff. . ' I - . ' ' ' if ff: W i ,V - ,Q 51 rrer E . T. or . Yi? Q ,T fl lj ul, is .i i or y e ' .,' - ,ft f ' 5 ,1 'al l' -T V riff is-J. if x x r' , , ll ki T Q, -f ,r ' T' ' NK, 4 -x Xu ni f ' .fp ', ,. 1 '49 'li V' A I - .N lp Q X .gg ,Q - i s i , ln ,HF f jr rlgfg tx . , , ,4 ,WJ V . , 3 ' v rrfv J . Q 54-, ie ., 1, f V, 9-ff-,, L, NA, . N 1, , X ff N: -X , -- 1' C.'L,-'. W, I fu, H de ' . ll fall ' lil U35 .Fw T' 'gg -t2?'5'iw l 'l'rjF,V f H' 'Zi ! Hy.-L i,- 4-F 'bfi-e v fs nr:- C . A e e ! F 'xi i el N7 E 5 I .. i f ' , A '3 - , , A - ,, A, T g f . e1'- . ,I-.5 ' ee f ' x f re' l A is , J A re' -- 'e '1 :'- 1 ig :es I' fl V 1 'A -.. . - 1 .V A 2 Qin., A T . T' , er'r'ree FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1, Left to Right: Amanda James, Tammy Porter, Peggy Hickman. ROW 2: Traci Thomas, Gloria Robison. Above: Tammy Hoffman. fb PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Susan Overfell pres., Marsha Daubln: parl., Kerr Betebenner: vice pres., Barbar, McAfee: sec.. 4 YJ . l J . classes from the od hg school to the new rough about many changes one which was the necessity to hav Freshmen cheerleaders in stead of eighth and ninth grad Junior High cheerleaders. Th Freshmen cheerleaders 1972-73 had the opportunltyt cheer for both a winnin, basketball team as well as 1 winning football team. They ar the first Freshma cheerleading squad th W.C.H.S. has had and prove to be an excellent an enthusiastic beginning. The transfer of the high schoo I i l .L O . l e i oost Morale W irf w l 1 K . U7 L., .. ,gf 'v-rf M-1 ' Qi-JO dv-.vt-V -Fil?-1 'V'- -qi-ear' .L ,Y .a f-dv' - 1 rf E J J www-.av-4 - 1 r, .,.. v rr lr, V ,, , . K-.-. X-K as X . 972-73 'W' Club CMI if ...U FX, I V: lie. After entering school in the fall, the Webb City Ftedettes immediately became active. They performed at the football home games which also included Homecoming tpictured at Ieftl! The squad was plagued by cancellations of parades, due to weather, and was only able to participate in the Branson parade. The stu- dent body looked forward to the frequent per- formances of the Redettes. ROW 1: tCo- Captainsj Jana Broaddus, Jennifer James. ROW 2: Myra Buck, Susan Hoagland, Vicky Mansfield, Jan Stinnett, Kerry Betebenner, Mary Scott, Karolee Biggs, Tammy Cruzan, Sherri Smith, Lisa Taylor. ROW 3: Jaimle Black, Jennie Atwood, Kim Conway, Brenda Witt, Marsha Daubln, Patty Wilber, Susie Atwood, Barbie Robins, Jana Tlndell. i 85 , . , It xXx E. ' T V st-Q21 - 1 ,L-5, - -. , l ..,.: .- sr if ti . .. ' . '5 f i , --- , it i. t V af, i. i ' ' , 5 J M! -IV l Li Dramatic 6.5 Characters are introduced In opening scenes of ANY NUMBER CAN DIE. ,Nr TQ, ' 5 'l,' . .pn 1 it .' -+A r , . i ' . it c T V! 4 i x F , i r.-. , f N il. 5' t .ga f, . Ii ffl 5 1 H 4' JH gf i i 5 ,U l THESPIANS OFFICERS: ROW 1: Pres., Leslie Myers: Laurel Williams. ROW 2: Photo., Brad Baker: Vice Pres., Boulware. ,Eg Sec., Troy , f TW '71 T.: it .asf ' , ,Er 1 32' I QLNNF Thespian officers were elected in the spring of 1972 to serve as this year. Early in the fall the Thespians chose Carmichael s, NUMBER CAN DIE, to open the 1972-73 dramatic's season. The on play, I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY, Roger's 81 musical, OKLAHOMAl, and hosting the Blg 10 Speech T helped round out the year and make it one of the most successful yet Detectives Julie Stewart and Scott Martin agree to re-channel thei suspicions in ANY NUMBER CAN DIE, fpictured abovei. At left: Chuc Lair and Gretchen Mahaffey give prologue of play and set the scene fo the mystery at Raven's Head Department Presents Any Number Can Die i '1v-'G A L , .., ...wg V ' rp.- - x I 'yr' iw. 4'iT ANY NUMBER CAN DIE was written by Fred Carmichael and is based upon the LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CEDRIC H. RUSSELL . The action takes place in the living room of Raven's Head, an old mansion situated on a deserted island off the coast of North Carolina. Kiss me again my adorable tool. Greg Storm wonders, How many more will die? CAST of 'ANY NUMBER CAN DlE Chuck .....,............. James Lair Judy ............. Gretchen Mahaffey Benia ............... Cindy Campbell Roger Masters ............ Pat Platter ' Celia Lathrop ........... Meg Berrian I T. J. Lathrop ........ Doug Crampton ' Edgars .................. Greg Storm Ernestine Wintergreen . . Julie Stewart Sally VanViller ......... Donna Hulett Carter Forstman ...... Troy Boulware Jack Regent ..... Charlie Brown I Hannibal Hix ..... ...Scott Martin l l Carter, tTroy Boulwarel, and Jack, tCharlie Brownl, fight to win Sally. 541.1 ' ,J - .ist . I 'R 1 ff' ' ' ni , -ly L I ' t all ,eel -' J. . ..Q ' 7 -T.: 1: fd: Rim .f i l D if i l l Dan Wallace l Curly l lnvites Laurel Williams l Laurey l to the box soclal as Meg Berrian l Aunt Eller l keeps herself busy las pictured abovel. Randy Poe l Will l anxiously awaits for Pat Platter Q Ali l to finish his Persian good-byes to Pam Robinson l Ado Annie l - lpictured belowl. Aunt Eller .... .... M eg Berrian Curly ........ .... D an Wallace Laurey ....... Laurel Williams lke Skidmore ...Rick Van Pelt Slim ......... .... M ark Lamb Will Parker ....... Randy Poe . . . .Troy Boulware Jud Fry .... Ado Annie ............ Pam Robinson Ali Hakim ..,............. Pat Platter Gertie Cummings .... Cheri McKenzie Ellen ................... Nancy Poole Kate .... ...... G rstchen MaHaf1ey Armina .... ......... C arole Mell I Aggie .......... Andrew Carnes Cord Elam ..... Jess ......... Chalmers .... Gladys .... Sylvie ..... Vivienne ..... Virginia . . . Suzanne ..... Faye .... Mary .... . . ...Peggy Wynne . . .... Scott Martin ..,.Mike Woodhull . . . . .Brad Baker . . . Roger Newby ......Jonna Kell . . . . . . Kay Albright . . . . .Cindy Campbell .....Sandi Cobble Ginny Atwood Donna l-lulett . . . .JoRae Baker An Oklahoma curtain call. f' Q '- .JA Spring lVlusicaI, l wg, Cast ioins Laurey in singing Many a New Day la pictured abovel. Ado Annie explains to her fathe lbelowj that Ali said she was his Persian kitten 'Oklahoma , Draws Enthusiastic Applause rl 'Curly and Laurey sing People Will Say We're in Love . its f. . V Ll-iitlitt Above: Aunt Eller looks in the little wonder that Will bought ln K.C. Below: Townsmen join Ali in lt's a Scandal, lt's an Outrage . ln the spring of 1973, the musical Oklahoma was produc- ed. It was evident to all that it was one of the finest perfor- mances that our school has ever produced. At the end of the year, several were awarded for their work in dramatics. The Best Actor award went to Dan Wallace, Best Actress to Laurel Williams, Supporting Actor to Pat Platter, Suppor- ting Actress to Meg Berrian, Best Thespian to JoRae Baker, and Most Valuable Initiate to Donna Hullett. ln addition to participating in clinics ar contests, which included the choir clinic Lamar, the contest at N.E.O., and tt District Choir Contest in Joplin, the 197 73 Concert Choir extended their perfo l' r mances. ln the fall they participated in t football homecoming half time show, sa at the school Thanksgiving Assembly, an ' r . ' li . y .n 1 I 1 later for a Thanksgiving service at t Nazarene church Following was t Christmas Concert, choir tour Spri Concert, and a final performance at Ba oalaureate. With the exception of the fa that this may be the last year that a sta vocal contest will be held, it was an exce tionally promising year. iBeIow Jul SOPH. SEXTET: Becky Wright, Carol Martin, Sherrie Wilkins, Shonna Drachenberg, Kay Albright, Karen Bailey, Patty Witherspoon. l ' : i Stewart practices for contest.J I' 4 :lx In ,V M- ir i ,ci ' i l WEBB CITY SINGERS n C e , 1 f i , l . VY X I 1 , i , ' s, ' x x . X l .X ' xl 4 .S 'V I-A I , will 'MJ I .,,,, :J sf-- P Ari. Choir Has Active '72-'73 Year SENIOR SEXTET: fPictured upper lefty: Gay Seward, Laurel Williams, Nancy Poole, Leslie Myers, Julie Stewart, Pam Robinson. CHOIR OFFICERS 8t COUNCIL: fPictured abovey: Kent Williams, Frosh Rep., Dan Wallace, Pres.: Becky Wright, Soph. Rep.: Sandi Cobble, Jr. Rep.: Gay Seward, Secretary: Pam Lassiter, Vice Pres. tAt lefty: Concert Choir sings at football homecoming accompanied by the Band in spite of rainy weather. G19 'Y JUNIOR SEXTET: fPlctured at lefty: Meg Berriart. Sandi Cobble, tured at righty: Dan Wallace, Van Benson, and Randy Poe practice Nancy Bassett, Lynn Starkey, Pam Lassiter, Sheryl Gordon. tPic- for Webb City Singers. 91 Below: Dan Wallace, Roger Newby, Kent Williams, and Pat Platter enjoy football homecoming bonfire. At right: Band displays marching and musical talents. la ,gg Mighty Nlarching Cardinals Help Nlak MJLM 1972-73 BAND COUNCIL .4 W Lf! EN During the 1972-73 season the Mighty Marching Cardinals were active as well as effective. They 5 1 helped to boost school spirit and enthusiasm by per- iv forming in half time shows. Due to weather, many of the parades were cancelled with the exception of the yi Branson, Carthage, and Webb City Fall Festival lf Parades. The band participated in contests in Miama, Okla., and in the Joplin District Music Festival. Above: Drum Majors: Randy Poe, Fton Stanley. Flight: W.C.H.S. Band in homecoming parade. 92 I .C.H.S. N0 i 1972-73 MIGHTY MARCHING CARDINALS X. Stage band entertains at home basketball game he W.C.H.S. twirlers performed in foot- all half time shows throughout the 1972- 3 season as well as in parades and area and competitions. Pictured at right are e 1972-73 Twirlers: FRONT ROW: Co- Dapt. Chris Seward, Nancy Cruzan. BACK ROW: Terri Comstock, Capt. Nancy Har- ling, Laurel Williams. Above: Nancy Har- ling performs at football half time show. r ,J X V ay Art Club 81 A.F.S. Raise Fund This year the Art Club and the American Field Service were active in their areas of interest. The Art Club raised money for a field trip to K.U. and to Art Galleries and for a T.V. for the Diagnostic Center. They sponsored an art exhibit during the Spr- ing Band Concert in May. The A.F.S. had their annual Sucker Day , had a fund- raising booth at the mall, and welcomed Danny Webber home from Chile. ART CLUB: fPictured abovel: ROW 1: Mary Logan, Rhonda Riddle, Brenda Busick, Jeannie Keener, Cheryl McReynoIds, Sally Gowen. ROW 2: Suzanne Groff, Nancy Benford, Sheryl Fullmer, Carlanda Miller, Lori Christopherson, Cheri McKenzie, Kathy Martin. ROW 3: Deva Carl, Leslie Myers, Janet Brown, Cheryl Lewis, Mr. Grigsby 1Sponsorj, Sherry Bailey, Terri Pendergraft, Susan Brown. A.F.S. QPlctured belowl: ROW 1: Leslie Myers, Carlanda Miller, Jennifer James, Jana Broaddus, Jan Stinnett, Peggy Wrightsman. ROW 2: Miss Hill QSponsorl, Lynn Starkey, Cheryl Gordon, Sandi Cobble, Chris Seward, Marsha Daubin, Bren- da Wltt. ROW 3: Amy Furry, Sherrie Smith, Tony Stapleton, Beth Helton, Lucinda Swanson, Jeannie Sullenger, Debby Duckett, Scotty Martin, Pam Shannon, Karen Newman, Cathy Adkins, Sharon Newman. A.F.S. OFFICERS: fPictured abovejz Lucinda Swanson, Rep., Amy Furry, Rep.: Debby Duckett, Vice-Pres., Burl Demery, Pres.: Sharon Newman, Sec.-Treas., Kathy Curry, Parl. ' The Future Business Leaders and Future Teachers of America worked to gain ex- perience and knowledge in their perspec- tive careers. The FBLA members gave a Halloween party for the patients at the Diagnostic Clinic, attended a district con- ference at MSSC and finally visited and worked at an area business for a day. In the fall, the FTA held initiation at Spring Fliver Inn. They sponsored concession stands, had an opportunity to cadet teach in area schools, and held a closing FTA picnic at Carthage Park on May 24. FBLA tPictured above leftl: Peggy Wrightsman, Jana Broaddus, Jan Stinnett, Barbara McAfee, Marsha Daubin, Pam Robinson. BOW 2: Susan Overfelt, Brenda Witt, Nancy Poole, Leah Williams, Mrs. Coburn iSponsorJ, Nancy Harding. FBLA OFFICERS QPictured abovejz Susan Overfelt, Treas.: Marsha Daubin, Rep.: Jana Broaddus, Sec.: Nancy Harding, Pres. FTA fPlctured belowi: ROW 1: Leslie Myers, Peggy Wrightsman, Gay Seward, Leah Williams, Marsha Daubins, Brenda Witt, Donna McGonigal, Ginny Atwood, Kathy Daniels, Mary Scott, Lynn Starkey. ROW 2: Sandy Cobble, Susan Overfelt, Jan Stinnett, Chris Seward, Marva Edwards, Pam Shannon, Becky Wright, Sherrie Wilkens, Cheryl Fullmer. ROW 3: Johnna Kell, Nancy Poole, Laurel Williams, Roberta Hicks, Meg Berrian, Theresa Land, Elaine Jones, Jeannie Jeffers, Linda Wright, Miss Jones iSponsorl. F B LA 81 FTA Center Around Careers F.H.A. MEMBERS: iPictured belowl: ROW 1: Patty Bull, Carlanda Miller, Brenda Witt, Nancy Bassett, Jeanie Jeffers. ROW 2: Karen Newman, Vicki Landes, Donna McGonigal, Debbie Tyn- dall, Shonna Drachenburg, Miss Cripps. ROW 3: Pam Lassiter, Sherrie Wilkins, Kathy Smith, Joyce Turner, Debbie Elrod, Georgina Garrison. ROW 4: Alice Lundein, Cindy Evans, Jonna Kell, Becky Wright, Kathy Woodard, Debbie Smith. This year the W.C.H.S. F.H.A. chapter got to host the F.H.A. Regional Elec- tions for the first time. In '72-'73 F.H.A. was active with bake sales, banquets, and each individual member had an elderly person to care for as a project. iPictured abovel: Terry Comestock and Hazel Vincent help move into new Home Economics room in mid- October. i F.H.A. Hosts Regional Elections 7 iAboveJ: Jeanie Jeffers and Pam Lassiter prepare fruitcakes to sen during Christmas season. im rightl: F.H.A. OFFICERS: A X g V Carlanda Miller, Pres.: Patty Hopkins, Vice Pres.: Patty Bull, ,f '- - E, A ,Y- I, . . ' X .'g'- ', -. ' ? 5 '- . Repoffef- --fr' t v s! 96 M 4 X sg , M ' Q. if -A ,,,L0lY10I19Sr :J5v3N' A 1 S .V 4 l f? X I. At the FHA coronation held on May 3, 1973, Carlanda Miller was chosen FHA Queen. Attending Miss Miller was Lois Jones Sr. Att., Pam Lassiter Jr. Att., Sherrie Wilkins Soph. Att., and Sheryl Smith Fresh. Att. 1-,A 'C Sheryl J if' I ,rl 5 X Student Senate Acquires Music ,I Ib fu v ' E, ,r -lx A SR. REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Matt Spencer, Carlanda Miller, Gay Seward, Ron Stanley, Peggy Wrightsman. ROW 2: Brad Plummer, Dan Wallace, Nancy Harding, Joe Morris, Doug Crampton '-Tits. 1 .LT-...r A hx SOPH. REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Jessip, Linda PriQ9, Brad Baker, Mike Crampton, Jo Overfelt, Dink Boyd, Barbara McAfee. 98 59 W :Z lin v f-I .M El I l. l 13 l I ,I .r L I W Eva 'I I rf' I -Q ci l N ? ...is In 1972-73 Student Senate was active in com tape player so music would be available to and W C students in their studies, the Powder Puff games we planned, four members attended the student sena state convention, and they hosted the new high scho rr projects as well as in school activities They bought r 1 I open house. In addition, the Student Senate helped buy a T.V. for the Diagnostic Clinic. n Classrooms j.9fsn '-ASV' A ' '.ffS. ., Ar 2V'ff'f1- Q' Q' ir' 73 ,i,f:,q mtg, 'V .- . ,., ,l Ir A X 1,5 REPRESENTATIVES: iPlctured above topt: Daubin, Celia Mclvleen, Danny Bo Steve Webber, Don Smith, Alen Steve Holley. STUDENT SENATE tPictured abovet: Vice Pres., Steve Sec., Nancy Harding: Sponsor, Mr. Treas., Dan Campbell: Pres., Matt rpencer. FROSH REPRESENTATIVES: iPictured bove rightl: Barbara Harris, James Lair, Tammy loffmann, Tracy Prigg, John Wynne. l 1973 BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS CHOSEN if Q51 si--on f r.. lr in the late fall the Senior class nominated six seniors as tentative 1973 Best School Citizens . The field had to be narrowed down to two, which was accomplished through the vote of the teachers. After the results were tabulated, Susan Overfelt and Matt Spencer emerged as favorites and proved worthy of the honor. 99 K X Hb' if-L Af- x R.O.T.C. Ball Honors Coleen The Annual ROTC Military Ball is tht biggest event of the year for th Corps of Cadets. After a year working at concession stand turkey shoots, and other mon making events they finally raise enough money to finance the Ball. The Ball is the result of a lot of har work, and determination and alway proves to be satisfying to the Cadell and their ladies. Lt. Col. Ed Atnip crowns Coleen Boyd. :Q - x S 4 X' , i J Cadet Atnip, Sue Ummel, Cadet Patton and Marie Moreland participate in Grand March. Crowd enjoys music provided by the SociaIables. Mr. Smart illustrates talents. fYX Arlrglv... Qi. i ., of Junior attendant Lynn Starkey. fix ,M-f wi' Y'-T.7.,,X 'Y .vi L. ,W A qi!!-gpgafe. if ,X F, w Nlzvi l g ' Sophomore attendant Linda Prigg. Freshman attendant Karen Newman. 101 COMPANY A: ROW 1: C.O. John Dixon, Chuck Diles, Earl Faust, Roger Royer, Steve Rogers, James Barnes, Max Montgomery, Dan Chandler. ROW 2: Steve Welch, Mike Jar- nagin, Charles Barrett, Randy Riggs. ROW 3: David Maynard, Glen Webb, Eddie Clemons, Steve Highley, Calvin Wilson, Kenneth Wilson. A T T li l ll 'Pill iii' - I 1 4 . I COMPANY B: ROW 1: C.O. Mlke Sargent, Robert Tevebaugh, Rusty Evans, Scott Robin- son, Tony Holland, Gary Boyd, Mike May. ROW 2: Craig Hinderliter, Randy Cobble, Alan Cocheran, Ed Mix, Charles Hubachek. ROW 3: Steve Thurston, Wayne Ford, Merle Faust, Stan Amwig. ROTC Makes l i 'l I 1 Co. A Rifle Team: ROW 1: Steve Welch Dixon, Steve Highley. ROW 2: Steve Chuck Diles. The R.O.T.C. proved to be more active year than in all other years combined. At dinner given for Governor Bond, Com. Benward presented Bond with the title 4 Honorary Commander of The W.C.H.S. uni las pictured at leftl. ln addition, they helped 1 beautify the Praying Hands sculpture at Kin Jack Park, presented the colors at footbz homecoming with the Drum 81 Bugle Corp and hosted the annual V.F.W. Drill Me between area high schools. 4Pictured above the indoor rifle range used by R.O.T.l members to improve their sharp-shooting overnor Bond Honorary Commander . f T.C. COLOR GUARDS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Butcher, Richard Green, n Jones, Carey Stiles, Mark Jessip. TTALION RIFLE TEAM: ROW 1: Don Craig, Charles Hubachek, Wayne Mike Butcher. ROW 2: Mitch Jessip, Steve Rogers, Mike Benward, Patten, Mark Jessip, Craig Hlnderliter. I COMPANY B RIFLE TEAM: ROW 1: Charles Hubachek, Wayne Ford. ROW 2: Mike Sargent, Randy Cobble, Craig Hinderliter. I I ra. COMPANY C RIFLE TEAM: ROW 1: Jon Cunningham, Don Craig, Ray Bryant. ROW 2: Jerry Dale, Maury Clark. IPic- tured at Lefty COMPANY C: ROW 1: C.O. Troy Anderson, Bob Wilson, Jerry Harper, Donnie Craig, Bruce Hardy, Billy Harnden, Tim Fritch, Bill Flippo. ROW 2: Ray Bryant, Jon Cunningham, Tom Hardee, Jim Whitaker. ROW 3: Kenny Rumble, Larry Chandler, Maury Clark, Jerry Dale. 103 I0 42.- x ,Rs my lt 'A C!Col. Ed Atnlp Hon. ClCol. Terri Johnson ClLt. Mike Benward i N' 'ffxf 1.2 gg ff- -1 They started out as followers, no' they are the leaders. They are th ones who make the decisions an keep things running smoothl Sometimes their decisions are the best but they learn by their mi. takes. They do their best to mak this year better than last year. might not sound like much, but it's difficult position to fill. It is the pos tion of a Cadet officer. 'Ni C!Capt. Kerry Betebenner ClCapt. Barbie Robins ClCapt. Karen Newman C!Capt. Linda Prlgg 4 New Officers Move Up in R.0.T.C. fo Y norc oFFioERs- now az onviaj. Steve Haney, cfiviai. Mmm Cf2nd Lt. Mike May, CHSI Set- Kenneth Wiison.Cf1StS9t-1 Jessip, cflvtaj. David Newby, cflviai. Mike Highley, Cfcapt. Troy Fritch, C1181 Sgt- Charles Hubeeek- Anderson, Cl1st Lt. Dan Chandler. ROW 4: Cl1st Lt. Bill Fllppo, I . r R.O.T.C. DRUM 8: BUGLE CORP C!Lt. Col. Bob Patten 44 J Hon. ClLt. Col. Julie Stewart R.O.T.C. DRILL TEAM l l 1 l :Vi , , l r . 1972-73 Pictured above: The Fl.O.T.C. Drum 8- Bugle Corp marches in the 1972- 73 Fall Festival Parade in Webb City. Above left: Staff NCO's: Fllchard Green, Mike Butcher, Mark Jessip, Bryan Jones, Carey Stiles. At left: ROTC FLAG DETAIL. , 2 X. Wi. Leer 'M ll Z -iff V, N , Juniors and Seniors sign memory books at Prom. X-fy ,f- Mothers help out with the serving of iPictured belowjz Liberty Theater provides music 1973 Prom. After many days of preparation, the Juniors began the task of making the 1973 Prom a success. Blue, green, and pink were the colors that were selected for the theme, Colour My World . Accenting the flowing fountain was a mural illustrating the theme. The tables were decorated with pastel table cloths and candles that were designed by the shop classes. With Liberty Theater providing the music, the evening proved to be a most memorable event for the Seniors. fPictured abovel: Dusty Potter, Joe Morris, and Kerry Betebenner dance and enjoy the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom. Jan Fenix and Joe Morris listen to the music of Liberty Theater Cas pictured at rightt. 1973 PROIVI CENTERE :Mill A gH.l'lt .. ,l C 1 . I ga ? xii 1 ' , 1 lPictured abovel: Don Smith, Tammy Porter, Mike Woodhull, and Vicki Harteman dance to theme song Colour My World . above rightjz King Jack photographer catches mood Prom. lBelow leftl: Students and faculty take a break at Prom. QPictured Belowl: Mr. and Mrs. Miner join students and dance to the music of a rock band. i i l i AROUND THEME COLOUR IVIY WORLD .2 I fPictured leftl: Kris Meredith and Leonard White relax, and enjoy refreshments at Prom. lPictured rightl: Rosa Gordon and Clint Goodwin dance to final song at Prom. 107 1 '72-'73 MATH LEAGUE This year the W.C.H.S. Math League aver a 4th place position out of approximate area high schools that participated in League meets. A picnic was held at M.S on April 30 to finalize the year. MATH LEAGUE: iPictured at lefty: RO Brian Daugherty, Brad Baker, Bar McAfee, Kathy Daniels, Christi Setser. RC David Vineyard, Mike Vineyard, Rick Goi Sheryll Gordon, Patti Witherspoon, S Overfelt, Linda Wright, Patty Wilbert. RO Mr. Vessell iSponsorJ, Mr. Smart iSpon Terry Brake, Roberta Hicks, Kevin Calc Harvey Hough, Scott Craig, Steve Holley, Berrian. iPictured belowiz N.H.S. OFFIC Terri Johnson iTreas.i, Bill Burling iPres.J, Susan Overfelt Nice Pres.i, Shaver iSec.i. A 4, sf- f-3-:s'fff.t:f5iM diff? fa-'.'.a-'1Q'f.-454, if ' ' - ,-.. . - .. .. .ss R A ' , ,. -1'----Q ep ' ' aa., . N.H.S. GAINS RECORD MEMBERSHIP N.H.S. iPictured abovejz ROW 1: Peggy Wynne, Roberta Hicks, Meg Berrian, Randy Campbell, David Vineyard, Charles Dickman, Kevin Caldwell, Lance Summers, Mark Lamb, Pat Platter, Mike Elrod, Duane Southard, Roy Ryan. ROW 2: Leslie Myers, Vicki Boyd, Ellon Tanner, Christi Setser, Kathy Daniels, Nancy Bassett, Laurel Williams, Virginia Mahurin, Sheryll Gordon, Mary Ann Scott, Christi Cruzan, Faye Shaver, Susan Overfelt, Terri Johnson. ROW 3: Pam Lassiter, Mike Moore, Ed Atnip, Steve Holley, Scott Craig, Tom Max- well, Bill Burlingame, Harvey Hough, Lisa Daniels, Jennifer James, Teresa Land, Nancy Harding, Patty Richey. l. Bill Burlingame speaks fabovej and Susan Overfelt gives candle to Nancy Bassett fat rightj at N.H.S. initiation. WmW . i V i 'il if i 1 Junior high students sometimes find it difficult to see the advantages of education on a Friday after- TIOOF1. Mrs. Canton demonstrates trampoline techniques to Jr. High students. 0 Junior Shows Of Mr. Utter's class takes break from daily routine finds themselves with the game, baseball. igh ariety nterests Z f I Junior high students adjust to changing class to class. 7 v I ,natty-0 - -we . ...J , ag. . ,.. ',.- ,T n.-rsf:'F- ff. 7.1: iff T ' 1. iff : . ,1' T: ', r. L Pi,-,,,. , f . ' ...r 1, , ,JJ are Scott Crane learns the techniques of pole vaulting. wg r , - . , T A ,, PA...-r :J B' 11 x i ,- Class of '77 Prepares for Hig h ROW 1: Glenna Plemmons, Barbara Schick, JoAnn Sheets, Debra Reward, Terry Jewell, Tony Evans, Robbie Epperson, Debbie Dale. ROW 2: Robert McDonald, Larry Johnson, Gilbert Vincent, Roger Craig, Craig Koelling, Ricky Richardson, Connie Ketron. ROW 3: Ralph Tanner, David Thompson, Kathy Rea, Shauna Sisseck, Jim Warren, Wayne White, Donnita Stokes, Mary Parrish. ROW Everett Peyton, Ronnie Wingo, Terry Ardrey, David Sanbursky, Chidester, Bruce Martin, Lloyd Scott, Tony Bunch. Pictured Students listen intently to speaker. The Junior High highlights included the outstanding success that their athletic teams enjoyed by compiling a 27-8 record. The classes of 77 and 78 were active in all organizations lpep club, choir, National Honor Society, etc.J throughout the year. Angie 112 l Bruner served as National Honor Society President, while Boulware was elected as Student Council President. The record that the Jr. High compiled this year is further reason believe that the future of W.C.H.S. is indeed in good hands. chool Years Ahead W 1: Carolyn Miller, Mary Morgan, Debbi Vales, Cindy Hunter, Atwood, Hermy Passley, Clark Swanson, Doug Myers. ROW 4: Deb- rla Stewart, Florence Edwards, Carla Fergurson. ROW 2: Rick bie Settles, Barbara Daniels, Donna Shofler, Tina Poor, Cody Shan- ans, Danny Graber, Tony Goodwin, Mark Riley, David Clemons, non, Bobby Lawrence, Joleen Rickey. ck Ervin, Larry Crane. ROW 3: Mark Henson, Lee Brown, Matt A , fl? ...I -1. jf- - '7 K e e 1: Larry Prier, Tom Dudley, John Miller, Dennis Sargent, Terrie Weaver, Carole Boulware, Helen Garrett, Diane Jones. ROW Greniger, Mark Bruner, John Beerly, Robert Brotherton, Ray- 3: Mike Vincent, Mike Bayless, Kevin Johnson, Bruce Jones, John Ervin, Richard Demery. ROW 2: Elaine Musgrove, Jennifer Nally, Ricky Green, Paul Spicer, Tim Houdyshell, Don French, Ran- Robyn King, Cindy Dabbs, Sherri Rea, MaLou Glover, dy Benford, Mark Brock, Jack Galardo, Tim Selsor. 113 l ROW 1 Mark Poole Kevin Howard Rick Ko er John Rlche Seward Kristi Daniels Leigh Shoup Cindy Sheets. ROW 4: Crystal Pinion Beck: Mayes Laura Mosley Terrie Johnson ROW2 Shofler Carl Summers Randy Vmcent, Randy Gunlock, Gerald Sisk Mark Bond Kirk Ellis Jeff Jeffers David Drake Laura Clark Brian Hamsher Sandi Lake Teresa Riley. Eighth Grade Enjoy h' iii .,.. 5i l- L.J ,, A..r.... ROW 1: Carey Turne' David Furry, Johnn Nelson, Scott Cooley, Ke Crain, Mike Clemmon: ROW 2: Becky Masor Sue Rapp. Randy Lieke Sheryl Jones, Debbi Benfield. ROW 3: Kevi Southard, Tom Hodgesi pper Status :N .. , .1-. ,le - ,F 1 A retchen Myers, Doug Taylor, Julie arvey. ROW 4: Glen Hardee, Debbie uensing, Kelli McDaniel, Duane Davis, usan Campbell. ROW 5: Bill Black, ark Rose, Mike Alumbaugh, Donnie ampbell, Jerry Keys. ROW 6: Dennis ortz, Ryan Boyd, Richard Rea, Randy laughter, Tom Barnes. 1: Debbie Hinds, Katherine Hodges, Sheila Sheets, Robert Bobby Monson, David Parish, Rocky Smith. ROW 2: Hallacy, Mary Stevens, Cindy Lowe, Donna Evans, Sue Susan Reynolds, Jo Ann Craig. ROW 3: George May, Deb- - l . f., if bie Allison, Paula Ferguson, Jim Maples, Sherri Jacks, Gayla Kidwell, Steve Woodworth, Rick Oliver. ROW 4: Danny Carver, Ken Scroggin, Rick Bellairs, Chris Vocca, Dave Stinnett, Dwane Bass, Brad Gadberry, Donna Fojas, Mike Jefferies. git J.,- 'J I ,fli- -...I '4- ROW 1: Angie Bruner, Kanela Bramlett, Cora Reed, Tina Myers, Carol Taylor, Linda Wethington, Sherry Benford, Sandy Crane. ROW 2: Rosemary Hawkins, Martha Hough, Kim Ogden, Becky Thornbrugh, Debbie Frey, Debbie Timmons, Cindy Vineyard. ROW 3: Lynette West, Christi Peek, Terry Byrd, Randy Kell, Beverly Misner, Troy Martin, Terri Taminer. ROW 4: Alan Wilbert, Eddie Busick, Judy Pence, Tyea Moore, Mark Reneau, Gary Shipley, Dale Miller. 115 7th Grade Establishes Winning Traditior U WE-f i ROW 1: Paula Wilkins, Robin Sidenstricker, Sherry Holden, Lair, Mark Meredith, Helen Monson, Kathy Cato, Janet Shena Stewart, Susie Hawkins, Cheryl Williams, Susan Baker, Gena Webb. ROW 4: Kenneth Ftunnells, Bobby West, Tom Thomas. ROW 2: Tim Alumbaugh, Kevin Rose, Bob Page, Mark Robinson, Keith Manakea, Mlke Evans, Bohnhoff, Randy Seward, Allen Eddington, Joe Reneau, Dennis Degraffenreid, Mike Neely, Sam Chew. ROW 1. Fticky Henderson, Mark Martin, Mark Gordon, Ovie Pigwegt , . Williams, Darrell Thomas, Darlene Pittman, Sandy Miller. Fl : Junior H'9h Students fest after 3 hard day' Wilson, Linda Dalton, Brandi Canada, Lela Stiles, Bill Vandiver, Grace James Williams, Tony Carver. ROW 3: Kathy Durbin, Karen Brown ,, iw, r High Captures Honors xg. ROW 1: Norma Rumble, Sheryl Dunnaway, Anjeanetta Oaks, Jerry Barnett, Tessi Butte, Sherry Wright, Terri Pope. ROW 2 Carey Leonard, David Woodmansee, Ben Dart, Greg McDonald Randy Boyd, Matt Jessip, Tony Mullins, Glen Ford. ROW 3: Philip Wees, Joel Hole, Tom Brown, Landell Reed, Rocky Schell i 3 t r i i -Q - Matt Sassaman, Kurt Baker. ROW 4: Larry Hardin, Lee Goodwin, Tony Flesher, Bobby Ward, Bill Webb, Darren Dixon, Larry Woodhull. Below left: Angie Bruner presents Tim Coatney with an award. ge florris, Sandra Harris, May Seely, Karen Hazelett, oAnn Slater, Marty Burwick. ROW 4: Jerry Evans, - irenda Ogle, Elnora West, Christi Gibby, JoAnn Witt, lary Vantrease, Flocky Barlett, Amy Shepherd. Junior High Enjoys Assemblies HOW 1: Cami Bulger, Debbie Sidenstricker, Ann Myers, Lisa Bonebrake, Sara Carr, Teresa Priester, Donna Dugan. ROW 2: Gary Fidler, Mike Southard, Tim Coatney, Brad Byler, Tim Wynne, Theresa Musgrove, Janis Cassady. ROW 3: Julie Pierce, Susan Smith, Julia Sullenger, Sharon Gretz, Deba Schick, Kandee Cobble, Violet Shofler. ROW 4: Kathy Hinderliter, Janna Harper, Faith Minard, Kathy Hinds, Kathy Faust, Kim Oliver, Pam Busby. Pictured below: Junior high prepares for Award's Assembly. 'IIB is-G Pictured above: ROW 1: Alex Lierling, Jim Evans, Gay May, Susan Moore, Roxy Fair, Dave McCall, Randy Henderson. ROW 2: Beth Hayes, Teresa Addison, Cindy Tandy, Janice Gideon, Gwen Rea, Janice Thomp- son, Mike Wooley. ROW 3: Ricky Tyndall, Randy Anthony, Tom Ryan, Dennis Carey, Steve Bruner, Glen James. ROW 4: Howard Poe, Ronnie Salyman, Neil Essley, Mike Riggens, John McKinney, Mike John- son. ROW 5: Billy Green, Perry Bachab, Eric Janssen, Curty Spicer, Jim Shofler, Mike Hickman. Pictured at left: Junior high students depart for classes. 119 Junior High Pep Club Junior High Cheerleaders Pictur le Boulware, Jones, yers, Ann Robin Sidenstricker, Lisa Junior High National Honor Society Eighth Grade Chorus Seventh Grade Chorus Junior High Student Council Junior High Band 22 'F it .i ,-1 Jr. High Posts Winning Records 1 O9 bs 'l 2 L 'N'1 H 'f'-vflsvn-H 'A' Lvluvnnvumvi-m-pssnngvggv-Qvni' Neumann, 7th GRADE: ROW 1: Mike Wooley, Matt Sossaman, Mark Merideth, Jay Brown, Philip Wees, Larry Handlin. STANDING: Coach Mark Martin, Joe Beaver, Bobby Bohnhoff, Tim Coatney. ROW 2: Meadows. Chuck Land, Steve Thomas, Ben Dart, Calvin Brill, Mark Williams, e :SQ ' llflll. - Q ,, ,- at .,.o - ----- - - ww- . X Y - - Wy.- . -,,. . , X, .X . l Q . , Y. ,W , .-- i. - ...ztf-:fn . .. , Y .,..... lf' !!'Qs. . Y . 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High Athletic Program ls Successful l , 2 y or . 1 l l E. Bfh GRADE FOOTBALL! ROW 12 Ken Crain, T0r1y Evans, Johnny Miller, Robert Brotherton, Tony Bunch, James Warren, Jim Maple NBISOH, Scott COOIBY. Nlaii Atwood, Kevin Howard, Terry Byrd, Ed Busick, Steve Woodworth. ROW 4: Rick Evans, Alan Weilber John Richey, Hefmie PQSSGW- ROW 25 DOY' French, REFIUY Gunlock. Lee Brown, Kevin Johnson, Rick Bellairs, Bill Green, Jeff Jeffer Randy Benford, Dennis Lortz, Jim Hartman, Chris Vacca, Dave Roger Craig, ROW 5: Coach Correll, Richard Rea, Ryan Boyd, Ji Stinnett, Bruce Jones, Mark Bruner. ROW 3: Billy Black, John Hodges, Kirk Ellis, Coach Utter. The Junior Hioh Athleti program was a nendou success in all areas in 1972 73. There was not a losin record compiled by any the seventh or eighth grad squads. Coach Correll'. football squad finished 3- while Coach Rhea's gridder were 3-1. The seventh grad round-ballers were 8-3 in cluding a 3rd Place finish i the Carthage Tournamen Coach Correll's cagers wer 13-2, including 2 tourne championships. By finishin 27-9 collectively the Jr. Hig proved their athletic ex cellence to all. I 8th GRADE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Hermie Passley, Jeff Jeffers, Randy Gunlock, Randy Benford, Den- nis Lortz, Don French, Clark Swanson. ROW 2: David Drake, Doug Myers, Don Campbell, Rick Bellairs, Kevin Johnson, Darrell Clark, Alan Weilbert. ROW 3: Coach Correll, Kirk Ellis, Ryan Boyd, Richard I Rea, Mike Jefferies. 124 WE, zz, ,, X., 3, 5 .w .iv 3 ,A Q,x1LI'1xf4 ' Q ' K -,A 1 stil 1 ff la! x .wr- : t 19 A 4 if 4 . 5 M 1 , ' . Y . , . 'L' wt X . W w 1 ,.-G .K 1 X ,Q f --s. ff , ' I , . .x 7- , ' 9, 3,1-,1 5?1jq,g . , Q xr 'QR If-5 q,'1 'R xg! f .4-ff 1 , y, ' . ' ,y . ' W f, f. V V if w 1 if f '. 'A' 'L ' Af- m IV - Qiffx ' T , Vit '- 93:5 ' -Q ff' ., f' . -5E, .f Q '4 bf? k j x-'Q' J ' x ' X-uhm 'A 1,51 .f In .wjfgqrljl-,, , V ff- Q ' C34 - ' QQ, 4, 0:9 ,, 1 f L ....'iI5E?f':'g :xr Q, t JJEZ2 A-A ' 2 4,-',L..-:Qin za 5? 3 :TSE x 1 42, if Q21 I i assi W, L . if 5 'f Y I 3 J li Qi E. 5.5 Q 'Y r 1 V I CLASS OF '7 I 'wa :':' ,. an . Leslie Myers and Jan Fenix pass Last wills and testaments on to un- Seniors listen as class wills are read during Class Day derclassmen. WI? 'I26 Class of '73 marches in to Pomp and CIrcumstance Nancy Harding and Susan Overfelt read- the 1973 Senior Class Prophecies. IRST TO LEAVE NEW HIGH SCHOOL Rev Wayne Porter gives sermon at Baccalaureate. All clad in caps and gowns the Senior Class of 1973 graduated with many honors on Monday, May twenty-first, nineteen hundred seventy- three. Not only was the class of 1973 the first to leave the new high school, but the class displayed their many talents. Susan Overfelt, Salutatorian, gave her address, which was followed by an oratory by Laurel Williams. Mr. Fred Daugherty, Principal, recognized the 1972-73 honor students. Following the presenta- tion of the honor students Mr. Lawrence Miner superintendent of schools presented the graduating class of 1973. Distributing the diplomas was Mr. Max Collins president of the Board of Education. After all was said and done the Class of '73 lived up to the task of being the first graduating class from the new complex. fPic- tured at leftl: Class Day during the reading of Wills and Prophecies. 12 Aw, Final Ceremonies Highlight Graduation Eiga To my - A-..-Y , rl. .l,s ill Susan Overfelt, Salutatorian, gives address. Class of '73 bids farewells to their fellow students. fel?-'-Q ssalr----1-111 's Bill Burlingame patiently awaits diploma. Bidding goodbye to old friends, the began to realize that their school days were at end. This is our lifetime, school is just the ning, a place to learn to become what you plan being forever. We now move on to bigger better things. fPlctured abovej: President Collins gives Susan Overfelt her diploma. fPic tured at lefty: Seniors wait anxiously to receive honors. orgnl Magic pl'c':'sS. inc.