West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

Piratan Staff 1969-70 Advisor—Mr. Michael Shanesy Co-editors—Leslie Garland and Pam Hoke Activities—Candy Coleman, Sandy Cromwell Sports—Dan Swart, Barb Porter Faculty—Sue Betz, Cathy Fraley Seniors—Terri Lyons, Sandy Kuck Underclassmen—Sandy Pennington Diane Kokenge Cathy Fox, Wendy Cooper Organizations—Connie Sherrard, Bill Michel Betty Musgrove Music—Debbie Kneer, Debbie Mayo Ads—Ron Redder, Gary Garrison Typists—Kathy Krisko, Linda Lindsey Artist—Gerry Hulsey Assistants—Jim Siens, Marvin Scothorn Mike Hartwell, Rick Thompson WEST CARROLLTON HIGH SCHOOL WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO VOLUME LVIV 3 Even back in grade school there were signs of real status— Not having to wear saddles. Balloons tied to the spokes of my bike. Having tWo bookbags instead of one. What's really weird is I can remember it all so plainly. Like it was just a couple years ago. Is it possible for me to be here already? 6 before they are boo for great race It's funn I never pic So complit Trying to cran day. Doing Usuall Sweai reports, Waiting in tl Then engagi chair. Painting signsltr epassembiv M Knowing half |K the kids will go home| Bribing a teacher into buying my last box of Yummy, deee-licious Junior Class candy, Casting my vote for Mr. Sexy Legs, Doing homework, oh crud, homework, Figuring footnotes so the bottom margin, fs one inch, no more, no less. 7 Trying out in English class for the lead in Beowulf, Going outside for gym in 45° weather. Staying in when it's 80°, Folding a maxi in half for a mini locker, Trymg to be the last person to leave the lounge. Racing after school to check out a Biology text. Leaving the language lab with my mouth ail puckered and stuck. Searching for a friend during an assembly, Re-enacting the diffusion of molecules in Drama, So much to do in so little time. 10 Of all the things that go on in one day. It would be tough to figure out what I enjoy the most. I know it wouldn't be first period, It's usually pretty hard to get with it at 7:55 a.m„ But I do like second period—I can begin to make out faces, And communicate with the world a little. I guess there are good and bad things about each class. That's what life is supposed to be all about. I have to take the good along with the bad, And if I seem to be finding too many bad things, Then maybe I better try to do something about it. n So Much to Do in so Little Time 13 Why is it I'll stay after school two hours To decorate for a dance, Yet forget to do 15 measly terms in Soc.? I spent a whole day looking for something New to wear to school the first day, so I wore my new clothes and forgot paper. I'm beginning to see how much time I've wasted, I guess the teachers have seen it all along, It makes me feel like a real idiot. I realize now that I've got to decide What is going to benefit me the most. I want to be somebody, I want to feel my life wasn't a big waste. I really care, but I can look around and See people that don't, as if school were Nothing but a big joke. I wonder if that is how they feel about Life? I hope not, I don't want to live in A world where no one cares about anything. That isn't living. 17 Ten, eleven, twelve years of school is, well, it's a lot of school. I wonder where I'll be and what I'll be doing one year from now. Or more frightening, in 10 years? That seems so far away but I guess it's not as distant as it seems. School's gone fast, it won't be long before I graduate, then what? I'll be 21, old enough to vote. Mature enough to get married. And make a living for myself. I want to go places and see things too, Find out where I belong. So much to do in so little time. 20 So much to do in so little time. 23 FACES OF FOOTBALL 24 ' r 9ACKFIELD I N MOTION 26 Top left: The coaches concentrate on team action. Center: Finn Loesch eludes Eaton tackier for big gain. Top right: Loesch and Gilbert stop Vandalia for no yardage. Top far right: Tom Melzoni awaits return to the game. Bottom left: W. C. defends against Vandalia for a pass. Middle right: Reserves scramble for the ball against Vandalia. Bottom right. W. C. grinds out some short yardage to a big victory. 27 ' .1 Top far left: Queen Patsy poses for a picture. Top left: Court cheers team on. Left center: 1969 Homecoming court. Bottom left: Clown adds gaiety to parade Bottom center: Sophomore float wins first place honors. Center: Junior attendant Joy Wolford and escort Ernie Wray dance to the evening's music. Right center: Captain Chumley shows the way to a Pirate victory by hooking the Eagles. Top far right: Football team skillfully evades Eagle attack. Far right: Flower girl Tracy Thompson and ringbearer Tony Caupp participate in half time ceremonies. Bottom right: Band adds a musical touch to parade. 31 October 4,1969 A fall day, a special day One filled with excitement and Pirate spirit Queen Patsy Thompson reigns Rousing parade ... bands, Thrilling football game .. s Victory 13—8 Halftime ... crowning of the queen Dance ... dim lights, serene atmosphere 1%9 Homecoming Young at Heart ... Success. 32 Dan Wolfram—Public O'Donnel Steph Hall—Private O'Donnel Tom Fuller—S. B. O'Donnel Kathy Jump—Madge Vicki Smith—Kate Doogan Ken Owens—Master Boyle Don Mottley—Cannon O'Byrne Tina Kanienburg—Aunt Lizzy Dan Dour—Uncle Con Mac Hathaway—Ben Burton 33 Top left to right: Jess Scholl and Bob Spaulding recuperated after a run. Steve Carr gasps for breath. W.C.'s winning squad poses for a mug shot. Bottom left to right: Manager, Joe Barhorst, supplies Ted Buhl with words of encouragement. Every man for himself on the grueling mile run. 35 HONORS Top left: Mr. Bogan addresses the award recipients. Top center: Finn Loesch gladly accepts award from Mr. Pankake. Top right: Mr. Bogan gives Steve Carr well deserved trophy. Bottom left: With Mike Speer's presentation, Mr. Pack will be protected in all types of weather. Bottom center: Mr. Pack shares memorable moments with guests. Bottom right: Harold Smith, all-area recipient, accepts Outstanding Defensive Lineman award. 37 38 Top left: Mike Leopard strains for a reversal. Middle left: Getting turned around while going for a switch is Rick Marinelli. Far Bottom: Bill Simons goes for a pin. Bottom right: Rick Marinelli overwhelms his opponent. Top right: Keith Christie accepts win. Bottom right: Rick Baker works for a pin. Far right: Going for one point escape is Rick Wills. 41 Left Page: Pirates are up for points. Top right: john Zola blocks a Devil's shot. Middle right: Up is Ron Weaver on the jump. Bottom: Both sides scramble for the ball. 43 44 Enchanted Snowland Top left to right. Bobby Reed and his date enter mystical enchantment. Happy couples dance to their hearts' content. Greg Cutlip and Sheri Clifford examine the Christmas Stockings. Pam Hoke and her escort enjoying each others company. Bottom left to right: Janet Gray prepares more delicious punch. Santa and his helpers add a special treat for all. Couples sit around discussing the evening's happenings. December 20,1969 Jolly Snowmen Fluffy Clouds Snowcovered T rees Red and Green Stockings Romantic Music Glistening Snowdrifts Twinkling Stars Couples Dancing Truly an Enchanted Snowland The Final Dance Sponsored by the Senior Class of 1970. ONE Chamber Music Directed by: Stephe Hall The scene opened in the woman's floor of the Insane Asylum. Each woman thinking herself to be another, escaping reality, and living in a world of their own. Together they planned a murder of one of the men inmates, instead they killed one of their own kind. The overseer entered the room, saw the dead woman sitting upright in a chair and said only, Ah, sleeping again? Lottery Directed by: Miss Brush Friday the 13th. A day of evil when everyone in the town gathered to hear the decision of fate. The decision of who was to be the one who would ACTS be the sacrifice. Each family drew a; tag. Only one was the symbol of death—the blank one. Then among the one family, each member had to go through the ordeal again. Finally one member received the symbol of evil. The inevitable ending was waiting for that person who possessed the one blank tag— DEATH caused by the bruises of stones. The Sandbox Directed by: Teresa Clarke An old couple looked at their aged mother knowing that her death was sure to come soon. To let her enjoy her final hours of life they took her to the sandbox in the park. There she sat holding the grains of sand between her fingers. The angel of death watched over her and when she died in the sandbox the angel carried her away to her eternal rest. CROSS COUNTRY WC 16 Tipp City 43 WC 20 Oak wood 38 WC 25 Miamisburg 26 WC 29 Northridge 30 Trot wood 71 WC 21 Trotwood 47 Brookville 65 WC Fairmoni East Inv. Sixth WC Mount Healthy Inv. Sixth WC District Sixth WC S.W.B.L. Second WC Brookville Inv. Second WC Fairview Inv. Ninth FOOTBALL WC 13 Miamisburg 0 WC 6 West Milton 18 WC 12 Vandalia 46 WC 6 Brookville 15 WC 22 Eaton 14 WC 13 Oak wood 26 WC 19 T rotwood 10 WC 6 Northmont 27 WC WC 2 Tipp City Northridge 16 BASKETBALL WC 35 Miamisburg 86 WC 77 Valley View 56 WC 47 Milton 62 WC 45 Butler 75 WC 55 Centerville 41 WC 78 Brookville 106 WC 50 Fairmont East 57 WC 64 Monroe 66 WC 55 Patterson 70 WC 59 Eaton 67 WC 68 Oak wood 77 WC 58 Bellbrook 71 WC 71 Northmont 72 WC 52 Tipp City 70 WC 41 Jefferson 71 WC 63 Trotwood 61 WC 34 Northridge 59 WC 60 Wilmington 65 RESERVE BASKETBALL WC 42 Miamisburg 32 WC 44 Valley View 51 WC 54 West Milton 30 WC 25 Butler 54 WC 28 Centerville 39 WC 55 Brookville 56 WC 43 Fairmont East 48 WC 63 Monroe 65 WC 42 Patterson 71 WC 43 Eaton 40 WC 44 Oak wood 49 WC 45 Bellbrook 46 WC 44 Northmont 47 WC 47 Tipp City 52 WC 37 Jefferson 54 WC 47 Trotwood 53 WC 32 Northridge 64 WC 50 Wilmington 59 50 TRACK WRESTLING wc 46 Miamisburg 10 wc 29 Centerville 16 wc 49 Franklin 0 wc 11 Belmont 31 wc 31 Xenia 19 wc 27 Jefferson 17 wc 34 Patterson 13 wc 18 Stebbins 28 wc 29 Fairview 14 wc 28 Chaminade 13 wc 14 Eaton 26 wc 36 Miamisburg 15 wc Belmont Inv. First wc Northridge Inv. Third wc S.W.B.L. Sixth GOLF WC 7.5 Brookville 1.5 WC 7.5 Franklin 1.5 WC 5.5 Oak wood 3.5 WC 3 Fairmont East 6 WC 9 Northmont 0 WC 6.5 Alter 2.5 WC 9 Carlisle 0 WC 5.5 Chaminade 3.5 WC 8.5 West Milton .5 WC 5.5 Butler 3.5 WC 4 Tipp City .5 WC 2 Miamisburg 7 WC 8.5 Alter .5 WC 9 Trotwood 0 wc 6 West Milton 3 wc 9 Brookville 0 wc 9 Beavercreek 0 wc 6 Oak wood 3 wc 7.5 Chaminade 1.5 wc 5.5 Franklin 3.5 wc 3 Miamisburg 6 wc 6 Trotwood 3 wc 9 Carlisle 0 wc 6.5 Fairmont East 2.5 wc 5 Eaton 4 wc 3 Oxford Talawanda 6 TENNIS WC 5 Franklin 0 WC 3 Carlisle 2 WC 3 Dunbar 2 WC 3 Northridge 2 WC 2 Centerville 3 WC 3 Wilmington 2 wc 2 Chaminade 3 wc 5 Alter 0 wc 3 Miamisburg 2 wc 1 Stebbins 4 wc 3 Waynesville 2 wc 4 Trotwood 1 wc 3 Wilmington 2 wc 1 Fairmont East 4 wc 4 Butler 1 wc 2 Franklin 3 wc 1 Stebbins 4 ft. ft 51 WC 48 Trotwood 501 2 Jefferson 501 2 WC 90 Wilmington 63 East Clinton 6 WC 92 West Milton 35 wc 84 Centerville 63 Springboro 12 wc 64 Jefferson 63 wc 58 Miamisburg 69 wc Trotwood Relays Fifth wc Lockland Relays Second wc Carlisle Inv. First wc Bellvue (AAA meet) Second wc Wilmington Inv. Second wc S.W.B.L. Fourth wc District Sixth wc W. Carrollton Relays First wc Elks Relays Second BASEBALL WC 3 West Milton 1 WC 3 Butler 0 WC 3 Brookville 1 WC 1 Eaton 0 WC 0 Oakwood 2 WC 9 Northmont 4 WC 4 Tipp City 0 WC 6 Trotwood 5 WC 3 Northridge 0 WC 5 Valley View 1 WC 11 Kiser 0 WC 7 Fairmont East 1 WC 3 Middletown Fenwick 2 wc 3 Belmont 9 wc 6 Franklin 0 wc 2 Alter 1 wc 14 National Trails 3 wc 1 Miamisburg 2 wc 2 Carlisle 4 wc 2 Colonel White 0 wc 3 Dunbar 0 wc 3 Roth 2 wc 0 Chaminade 2 Bowling Wednesday afternoon Capri Lanes Girls bowl in tough competition to win the trophy mad dash for that right bowling ball refreshments of cokes and Shirley Temples laughter cheers of victory moans of defeat Far left: Leslie Speelman displays her enthusiasm after scoring another strike. Left: Candy Coleman examines her team's record. Top: All eyes are constantly on the scoreboard. Center: Everyone takes part in the action. Above: Betty McKee and Sue Loeb accurately keep score as Debbie Mayo looks on in wonder. 52 Volleyball ► Volleyball team. TOP ROW left to right: C. Center, D. Bickley, L. Gibson, B. Duncan, B. Barnet, D. Beal. MIDDLE ROW: S. Chamblin, M. Fora, B. Allen, C. Waitkus, P. Strain. BOTTOM ROW: D. Brocie, C. Wingfield, V. Zimmerman, Mrs. Speer, R. Rainwater, K. Holly. Girls unite as a team All for one goal... Victory Hands tensed up Into a fist The ball crosses over The net All anticipate its arrival Then one person swings Back her arm Thrusts it forward The hand meets the ball SMACK!!! Back over the net It travels A point made for W.C. Another win! 53 55 58 Opposite page—Top left: Dan Swart helps Pirates swing into victory. Top middle: John Johnston shows the form that brought him state-wide recognition. Top right: John Zola—Home runs are his specialty. Bottom left: Coach Pankake assists the umpire on Gary Neace's single. Bottom right: Bob Thompson waits on the pitch. This page—Top left: Good defense by the infield pays off. Above: West Carrollton carries the big sticks. WBL cJiaMTtf-flGdiA A Pirates Treasure 62 The Sophomore year enthusiasm to join in with the upperclassmen. To share the spirit of High School. To have a feeling of responsibility and class recognition. Yet, this feeling is not complete. Not until the class numerals 72 are in gold. Engraved on the classroom. This is truly Sophomore's T reasu re. 63 Above, Top to Bottom: Paul Feldman, Steve Hoffman and Harold Wehner all show their form. Above right: The West Carrollton squad. Right: Doug Weber sets for opponent's return. 66 67 Springs Sports Banquet mm 70 Sugar and Spice Friday, March 13,1970 G.A.A. presents the annual Turnabout Tag Dance One dance out of the year where the situation is reversed The girl provides the transportation, The corsage, and the money. 71 72 The Innocents The Innocents is the story of two children. Flora and Miles (Chris Spicer and Ken Rice), whose souls are possessed by spirits of the former caretaker and Governess (Don Mottley and Barb Bickley). Their new governess (Karen Hitchcock) is haunted by her fear for the children and pries into their history only to discover the truth from the housekeeper. Mrs. Grose (Debbie Bogan). She pushes the children to the point where Flora leaves. Left alone in the house with Miles, she forces her will onto him. Finally he admits the name of his possessor. The governess then breaks down as she watches Miles crumple under the forces of the spirit. 73 75 (UMlO ) 40 I) S If s 1JKS CAH (All All n north BOUND. rRiW TOT Ac 14217 SOUTH HI WO TH nttfOO H I rot ;iii un i onifTfal' • 1 environment '.r f ,, land TV. hufljMTy J oyedl w iTh 76 SAVE THE EARTH Ecology Day 1970 All must face the morbid reality Population doubles in 37 years Air Pollution Crowded highways Noise pollution Smog and eye irritation Filthy rivers and lakes D.D.T. killing wildlife Birth control A solution? A must for survival? 77 We Live and Grow Independently, 80 Mill vy ys Ajh 1 ACADEMICS CLASSES ... ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS .. . WE LISTEN, WE UNDERSTAND WE INFORM WE TEACH TOP RIGHT: Mr. Schnell, superintendent of school explains special services to members of the school board. TOP LEFT: Mr. Johnson, director of curriculum, develops new ideas in course studies. MIDDLE RIGHT (left to right): Forest Treon, Harold Schnell, James Donnell, Earl Blackburn, John Bruneson, Richard Mumma, and Thomas Fogt make up the West Carrollton School Board. Hours of hard work and thought of the board has been successful in continuing the high standards of the West Carrollton Schools. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Guiler assistant superintendent, pauses from his busy schedule for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Clerk treasurer, Mr. Treon proves once again this year that the money is in good hands. t Top Left: Mr. Pack finds his new position as Dean of Boys very amusing. Top Right: Mr. Cribley keeps to his busy schedule as business manager of WC schools. Middle: Mrs. Wentzel, Dean of Girls, always meets the day with a smile. Bottom Right: Mr. Collins, Vice Principal, works to keep students' interest in school. Bottom Left: Principal, Mr. Strahan, ponders over events of the day. Upper Left: Mr. Bigler discusses work situations with DE students. Upper right: Miss Bidlac enjoys directing her own choir. Center left: Mrs. Badertscher looks over student library cards. Center right: Mr. Andrews and student admire winning auto shop car. Bottom: Mr. Chamberlin takes time out from teaching to pose for the photographer. 90 Upper left: Mr Brown In final preparation for his sixth period American Heritage class. Upper right: Mrs. Chaney's Bachelor Living class is always full of surprises. Bottom: (left to right) Checking carefully for flaws, Mr. Christman checks a student's project. Mr. Adsit and his mummy add variety to his Ancient Civilization classes. Miss Brush bids her class farewell before leaving at semester. Mr. Bogan gives students an encouraging smile as they pass in the hall. 91 Top: (left to right) Mr. Curtis finds his dramatics class a challenge. Mr. Cooper uses the board to further explain algebra problems to his students. Mr. Everett explains wrestling techniques to his gym class. Center: Mr.Cloughessy gives his students a few pointers on table legs. Bottom: Mr. Foland listens attentively to his German speaking students. 92 Upper left: Mr. Foster is greeted by students as new Band Director. Upper right: Mrs. Courtney's big smile brightens up the day for her COE students. Center left: Mr. Cooper helps student understand the functions of the equipment in his metal shop class. Center right: Mr. Dittman vigorously directs his senior A Cappella choir. Bottom: 3 (2X+1) = Mr. Dills' third period math class. 93 Top: Outside material adds interest to Mrs. Gyourko's sophomore English class. Center left: Mr. Haggerty instructs piano student, Indy Grissom. Center right: When it comes to giving drivers training, Mr. Graban's nerves of steel cannot be beat. Bottom left: Mr. Fowler knows how to add simplicity to even a complex mechanism. Bottom right: Mr. Hubbard emphasises the importance of history to students. Top left: Mr. Huffman humorously accepts his student's challenges. Top center: Mrs. Hussey is delighted with her amusing class. Top right: Mr. Hale gives a student's drawing a final check for accuracy. Bottom left: Mr. Gier explains the use of machines to enthusiastic students. Bottom right: Mrs. Hensley listens to an amusing story. 95 i . 1 i � I i 2 k % C A Top: (left to right) Mr. Martin discusses job possibilites with his DCT students. Mrs. Mathis tries her best to greet her students with a friendly smile each day. Mrs. Kemper often uses the language lab to quiz her Spanish students and is always ready with a helpful word. Bottom right: Mrs. Nan makes sure there is nothing left out of the dinner table. Above: Mr. Kleinschmidt listens intentively as a student voices his opinion. 96 Top: Mr. Kreuzman concentrates before continuing the math problem on the board. Bottom left: Mrs Meyer adds a touch of humor to her college prep English class. Upper right: Mr. Lane does his best to explain molecules, atoms, etc. Bottom right: Mrs. Martin goes over the cultures of France to her French students. Top: (left to right) Mr. Pankake supervises the activities of his sophomore gym class. Mrs Sylvia prepares OWE students for on the job training. Mrs. Neumeister gives final lectures in Senior English classes. Center: Mr. Shanesy laughs appreciatively at student wit. Bottom: Mr. Pond and his faithful overhead projector produce a real to life view of American History. 98 Top: Mr. Nealeigh examines test tubes in preparation for his first period class. Center: Mr. Thayer stresses a point with the use of his overhead projector. Bottom: (left to right) Mrs. Spears adds just the right touch of spirit to her gym classes. Mr. Skeans throws out questions to his own class. An “anything can happen atmosphere exists in Mrs. Stapleton's Biology class. 99 Top left: Mrs. Werner attentively watches the girls playing volleyball in gym class. Top right: Mr. Ziegler explains the functions of the electronic systems in the classroom. Bottom left: Mr. Wilson gives the boys a few pointers on the intricate workings of the internal combustion engine. Bottom: right: Mrs. Williams lectures on English literature to her sixth period students. 100 Top Left: Mrs. Zimmer diagnoses student ailments. Top Right: Mrs. Harris gives directions on the use of the Xerox copier in the library. Center: (right to left) Miss Hazelwood helps student match dress seams in Home Ec. Miss Kien and Mrs. Philips just joined the high school as English teachers at semester. Bottom: Mrs. Gas-parec times student for a typing quiz. 101 Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Fudge, first study hall supervisors, certainly have their days cut out for them. Never before has West Carrollton employed study hall teachers as a part of their faculty, but the results have been great. Hopefully this system will be continued to further benefit the students in years to come. 102 Top: Mr. Ousley, those SAT scores can't be all that bad, can they? Bottom Right: Please send Sue and Cathy to Mr. Fox's office. What's a Riddle? Bottom Right. Our counselors diligently listen to our problems, spend endless hours on schedules, and continually work to start us out on the right foot for the future. 103 Left top to bottom: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Chambers, and Mrs. Wilson, the proficient secretaries, keep the school running smoothly. Middle left: Mr. J. Marsh works long hours to keep the high school looking its best. Middle right: Cleaning the Little Theatre is one of Mr. Stewart's many jobs. Bottom: Cafeteria help includes: TOP ROW: R. Pinkerton. M. Craig. B. Steen, E. Stokes, P Sharpe, C. Wolfram, B. Curtner, BOTTOM ROW: E. Steine-man, J. Key, M. Woosley, A. Wright, M. Sawyers, A. Lewis, C. Carmack, P. Coleman, J. Fridley, and absent were M. Price and V. Barber. Next page top: We owe the bus drivers an enormous thank you for the time they spend getting the students to and from school. Bottom Left: Mr. Barry-man keeps the cafeteria bright and shiney. Mr. Malone checks out the boilers. A Second to Collect Your Thoughts Moment to Form an Answer Hours to Prepare Days Grading Papers Years of Study Amounting to Immense TIME Spent for the Benefit of us 1970. New year, new decade. New peopJe, new identity New us. New classes, new feelings, New responsibilities. New emotions, new ideas. Graduation. New beginning. Opposite page, top to bottom: Steve Ford, Class Senator, Wendy Apgar, President of Student Council, Tom Melzoni, Class Senator, Connie Mathis, Class Senator. This page, top: Left to right. Class Officers: Robbyn Wiley, Connie Collins, Becky Walters, Augie Herman. Bottom, left to right: Representatives: Candy Coleman, Dan Towson, La Verne Taylor, Patsy Thompson, Jim Bartley, Bob Reed, Denise Dever. 109 You Never Know Where a Senior Class Project Will Take You Sandy Aiken Tim Akers Bob Albert Mark Albert Nancy Alexander Jeanette Allen Chris Anderson Wendy Apgar Marvin Applegate Doris Ashburn Barb Auferman Benny Aunspaw Mike Bailey Kathy Balonier Jenny Barmann Anita Baron Jacque Bartley Jim Bartley Richard Beckman Barry Bell Diane Benson Richard Beverly Diane Bickley Sheryl Black Richard Blair Richard Blackstone Vickie Boggs Happiness vs. the Blahs Tom Bowden Janie Bradford Tom Brewer Danny Briddell Jean Brooks Bill Brown Larry Bruce Tom Bruns David Bunch Carol Burton Tom Bystrek Debbie Cannon Steve Carr Greg Carroll Steve Cartwright Glenda Chaffin Eddie Chambers Keith Christie Teresa Clarke Tim Clarke Sheri Clifford Tim Cloud Peggy Coatney Barry Coe Candy Coleman Connie Collins f Hi to Cheryl Collinsworth Vickie Combs Dan Congleton Charlene Conley Claudette Cook Wayne Coon Charles Cooper Mark Cordray Sandy Cromwell Thoughts of Graduation Boost Morale iu BETH CRUMLEY GREG CUTUP SHIRLEY DEARTH DEE DEE DEVER RAMONA DOMI TOM DORSEY MIKE DUNCAN RUTH ANN EBY BECKY EDMUNDSON DEBBIE ELLIOTT GREG EMERICK SHARON EVANS MARY ANN FARMER KEITH FAULKNER PAUL FELDMAN GLENN FITZWATER CAROL FOGT TOM FOGT STEVE FORD CATHY FRALEY NANCY FREEMAN BARBARA FUSTON JANET GAHM PATTY GALVIN LESLIE GARLAND GARY GARRISON LaVELL CARVER RON GARVIN JUDY GENTILE JOYCE GESSNER VICKIE GILBERT SUE GOLSDHOT DON GRAY JANET GRAY MIKE GREENFIELD KATHY GRIFFITH ANITA GRILLI JACK GRIMES INDY GRISSOM ROSEMARY GUSTIN ANDY GYOURKO STEPHE HALL KEN HAMMONDS MIKE HARTWELL KAREN HASTY MAC HATHAWAY DEBBIE HAUER RICK HAWKINS RON HAYNES SANDY HENSON MIKE HERBST AUGIE HERMAN STEVE HERRING OSCAR HICKS RETI HICKS BECKY HODGE ALICE HOFFMAN STEVE HOFFMAN PAM HOKE PEG HOKE KAREN HOLLY MURRELL HUBBS CLAUDIA HUDGENS BEV HUDSON 116 117 CINDY KIGER MIKE KIRCHNER DEBBIE KNEER PAUL KNIGHT KATHY KRISCO ANNE KRUG SUE KRUG JON KRULL SANDYKUCK VIRGINIA LAMB DEBBIE LANGOS STEVE LEGGE JENNY LEWIS DIANE LIGHT 118 Senioritis Seeps into the Souls of Seniors RHONDA HUDSON KATHY HUGHES GERRY HULSEY MARIANN HUNT DAVID INGRAM RICK INNIS KATHY ISSACS DIANE JANSEN ROGER JAYNES RICK JEWETT GARY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON BILL JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSTON DANNY JONES 120 Teresa Clarke and Steve Carr were chosen by the Piratan staff as the outstanding boy and girl in the Class of 1970. They were judged on scholastic ability, citizenship, and leadership. Teresa is best known for her participation in speech and dramatics. She had roles in “Mary, Mary , Antigone , The Sound of Music , Marat-Sade , and Oliver. She also directed The Sandbox her senior year. She was active in Pep Club, CAA, and a class representative for 3 years. Named one of the ten outstanding seniors in the greater Dayton area by the Dayton Daily News, Steve has been described as the most consistant and dependable long distance runner in the history of West Carrollton. He has also been a 3-year member of the German Club and Varsity Club. Steve found time for Speech Club, Chess Club, Ski Club, and was elected to the National Biology Society. Steve worked in the summer as a lifegaurd at Singing Springs, was the diving team coach, and swam for the swimming team. Both Steve and Teresa are two-year members of NHS and the National Forensic League. West Carrollton is truly proud of these two outstanding seniors. 121 LINDA LINDSEY SUE LOEB FINN LOESCH TERRI LYONS DAVID MCDANIEL JOHN McGARVEY pat McGrath ED McNEESE DAN McNERNEY PAULA MADEWELL JOYCE MAHANEY JOHN MALEY BRUCE MARCUM TONY MARINELLI CONNIE MATHIS MARCIA MATHEWS MARTIN MATTINGLY DEBBIE MAYO REGINA MEIER DEBI MfLTON TOM MELZONI BILL MICHEL JANET MICHEL JANICE MILLER MIKE MILLER JIM MOODY BRUCE MOORE DAVID MUNCH DALLAS MURRAY BETTY MUSGROVE GARY NEASE TERRY NEWBURG SANDY NICKEL 123 Freedom DEBBIE NICKELL PAM NICHOLS DIANE NOLEN STEVE NORRIS NANCY NORTON RON OLSZEWSKI PAT OWENS DON PARKER DIANE PARKER JAMES PARKER JANET PAYNE DEBBIE PIERCE DIANE PIETRZAK JERI PIPPIN BARB PORTER FRANK POTTER DONNA POWELL VICKIE POWERS JUDY PUCKETT SHARON PURVIS HARVEY RALSTON CATHY RASNIC JERRY RAY CINDY RECHER RON REDDER BOB REED GAY RENAS BRAD RICE KENNY RICE TERRY RICH EILEEN RICHARDS BOB RIDGE ALAN ROBBINS 125 TONJA ROBERTS RAY ROGERS CAROL ROWLAND CATHY RUSSELL RICHARD SANNAN JIM SATTERFIELD SUE SAUER KEVIN SCHMALENBERGER SHERRY SCHNEIDER MARVIN SCOTHORM MONTE SCOTT ALAN SEHEE SUE SHADE CHRISS SHAHAN DEBBIE SHELDON CONNIE SHERRARD GAYE SHORT JIM SIENS HARLOS SMITH HAROLD SMITH JANIE SMITH JENNY SMITH JOEY SMITH KAREN SPANGLER RUSSELL SPARKS LESLIE SPEELMAN MIKE SPEER DEBBIE SPENCER DON SPURLING JUDY SPURLING JAN STANSELL CECILIA STEPHENS RAY STEPHENS 126 BILL STEVENS RALPH STEVENS SUE STEWART BOB STICKWEH RON STIDHAM TONY STONE WAYNE STRAIN WAYNE SUMNER WILLIAM SUNDERMEYER DAN SWART JERRY SWEITZER ROBERT TACKETT OTTO TAKACS ELIZABETH TAYLOR LaVERNE TAYLOR PATSY THOMPSON RICK THOMPSON KATHY TIMES RON TIREY DAN TOWSON TOM TROST BARB TULLIS KATHY TURNER DON ULLERY HOWARD UPDYKE KATHI UZZEL BARRY VAUGHN ZACK VAUGHN JOAN VIRAG BECKY VITALIE SAM VRAKORNVORAWAT GREG WADDELL BRENDA WAGERS JACK WAGNER ED WALKER 129 TOM WALKER BECKY WALTERS DENNIS WARD DIANE WEAVER HAROLD WEHNER NANCY WHITE DAN WHITT ROBBYN WILEY VICKIE WILEY TERRY WILDS DOUG WILLS DEANA WILSON DAN WOLFRAM ERNIE WRAY BRENDA YOUNT JOHN ZOLA 130 The Desire to Learn Four B's Strike FHard The four B's, Class President Mike Biggs, Vice-President Tim Ballard, Secretary Peg Barnaby, and Treasurer Vicki Brane drew together the Class of 71 to help with the homecoming weekend, Young at Heart . The Junior Class float, Cinderella , served as a coach for the junior attendants. The Representatives and Senators, Bonnie Beeson, leanie Belcher, Linda Cook, Ron Brown, Matt Simmons, Joy Wolford, Cheryl Frank, Sharon Parks, and Tonja Rucker helped distribute candy for the annual Junior Class Candy Sale. District Representatives Rick Wills, Vicki Murphy, Judy Jones, Duke Fecteau, and Rick Norvell were chosen to represent a cross-section of students, thus helping to unify the Junior Class. 132 Danny Abney Alanna Albertus Charalee Allen Priscilla Anderson Connie Andrews Rick Baker Sieve Baker Tim Ballard Linda Bangert Ron Banks janice Barber Joe Barhorst Peggy Barnaby Roger Baxter Bonnie Beeson Jeannie Belcher Dorinda Bell Diane Bennet Sue Bel Barb Bickley Sylvia Blackburn Mike Bova Marsha Bowen Bev Boyd Debbie Brandenburg Linda Brandenburg Charles Brane Vickie Brane Barb Brockie Jaynie Brown Jeanette Brown Jo Ann Brown Ron Brown Ted Buhl Curtis Burgett Nancy Burnside Geneva Burtrum John Calligan Tom Carr Mark Carroll Linden Carter Arlis Cartwright Tim Castillo Jack Cavanaugh Sandy Chaney Dana Clark Judy Clark Jackie Clawson Bill Clossman Gary Coble Donna Coleman Brenda Combs Linda Combs Linda Cook Greg Cooney Rita Coots George Copas Linda Corey Cathy Cox Mike Cradduck Pat Craig Steve Craig Becky Dabbelt Larry Dawes Dennis Deeter Don Deeter Bob DeLong Jim Delph Doug Ditmer Dan Dour 133 Val Dovyak Betti Duncan Randy Eldridge Ron Ely Vicki Essinger Emilie Evans Patty Evans Rick Everetts Vivian Everetts Shirley Fannin Craig Fecteau Marci Field Don Finster Bob Fitzharris Dan Flynn Mike Ford Danny Fox Cheryl Frank Lynn Frankson John Freed Connie Freeman Mary Fritz Diane Frost Ron Frost Debbie Frye Tom Fuller Rod Gabbard Steve Galloway Rick Card Cindy George Mark Gibbs Jeff Gilbert Keith Gilbert Mike Gilbert Moni Goff Billie Golden Jeanette Gray Susan Groner Karen Grooms Rick Grubb Mike Gumm Jim Haggerty Steve Hall Steve Hammer Randy Hare Carol Hargis Becky Harvey Jerry Heatherly David Hicks Mary Hinton Karen Hitchcock Lorene Hollon Loretta Hollon David Houser Mark Howick Phil Hubbard Doug Hummerick Jerry Huling Bill Hull Diane Hurley Robert Hussey Pam Irvine Duane Isaacs Pam Jaynes Richard Jaynes David Jenkins Diana John Charles Johnston Mike Johnson Kathy Jones 134 Districts Socializing in Comfort Judy Jones Kathy Jones Kathy Jump Jim Kearney Steve Keith Carl Kilbu n Ada King Keith King Paul Knedler Bob Kohlbacker Diane Kokenge Mark Kootman Bill Krapt Terry Krull Kris Krull Kirk Lapham Greg Layton Linda Leen Bruce Leiter Mike Leopard Jeff Lewis Barb Leybourne Clara Lindsay Jan Loeseh David Long Mark Lotspaih Greg Louden Sue Luck Rick McAfee Ted McCann Barb McClure John McGrath Mark McIntyre Steve McKinney Connie McLaughlin 135 Gary McMannis Robin McNeal Rick McNeese Candy Magill Barb Manning Rick Marnielli Lois Mathis Mary May Bob Medford Marilyn Monachella Jerry Moody Theresa Morris Don Mortor Vicki Murphy Angie Murmann Randy Musgrove Paul Newman Rick Norvell Mike Oberlin Mike O'Reilly Sandy Oliver Nick Olsewski Bonita Overstreet Ken Owens Linda Owens Ken Padget Holly Palmer Glenn Parker Jetta Parks Sharon Parks Jim Patterson Lonnie Pavy Tom Pavy Dave Payne Steve Payne Larry Pearson Barb Pease Sharon Peffly Sue Pelfrey Dan Pendley Sandy Pennington Sheila Perkins Tom Peters Dan Phillips Mike Phillips Randy Pietrzak Terry Pohl Joyce Porter Rick Powell Rita Rainwater Marie Ann Ramsey Bob Rankey Jim Ratterman Kathy Reagen Jim Rearick Keith Reed Mark Rees Steve Renfrow Teresa Renfroe Pat Ritchie Leeta Riegel Denny Riffle Steve Rigg Ron Riley 136 Casualties Drive Juniors on Pam Robinson Patty Robinson Barb Rollins Sharon Rose Dan Ross Margie Rowland Chris Rulla Barb St. Austin Bob Sams Martha Satterfield Scott Sauerman Sherry Scarborough Scott Schatt Debbie Schenck Karen Seats Carol Serrer Chris Sexton Phyllis Sharpe Robyn Shephard Karen Shields Keith Shields Pam Shippley Matt Simmons Bill Simons Brenda Simpson Linda Simpson Carolyn Smith Debbie Smith Debra Smith Darlene Smith Kim Smith Larry Smith Vickie Smith Richard Smith Rick Smith Debbie Solomon Mike Sowders Phil Sparkman Brenda Spradlin Paula Springhart Nancy Stambough Terry Stamper Doug Steck Doug Stecko Bev Steen Debbie Stephens Jeff Still Sue Strahan Doug Sweet Linda Tatar Liz Taylor Bob Thompson Dale Thompson Dave Throckmorton Doug Unger Jeff Vance Kim Waaland Floyd Wagers Dale Waikins Larry Walker Steve Walker Kathi Walters Bob Walz Doug Weber Mark Webster Debbie Weiss Bonnie Wells Patty Wheel barger Steph Wickham Mike Williams Rick Wills Candy Wingfield Glen Whitt Nina Wolfe Kathy York Vickie Young Dan Zimmer 138 Sophomores' First Year at W.C.H.S. The Sophomores started the year off great by winning a 1st place trophy for The Wizard of Oz , the float entered in the Homecoming Parade. Sophomores took turns working in the coatroom during basketball season, a project which added to the class treasury. After many long months of waiting, class rings arrived, giving the Class of 72 a feeling of identity at WCHS. Pictured at left are the class officers, from top to bottom they are Steve Massey V.P., Sue Core Tres., Steve Alford Pres. Debbie (ones Sec., Pictured at top are the Senators, Paul Gates, Sam Gore, Dolores Ellis, Vickie Roberts. Above are the representatives, Mike Mowery, Janet Jones. 140 Donna Adams Steve Alford Carlotta Anspach Gary Armstrong Emily Back David Bailey Brenda Baker Cindy Barker Brenda Barnett Doyle Barnett Steve Barhorst Becky Baxter Diana Beal Gary Beall Ed Beaty Kathy Bennett Terry Benson Leslie Birden Mike Bishop Gary Black Gay Blackburn Debi Bogan Regina Boggs Robert Bols Phil Booth Mindy Bowen Randy Bowers Eddy Bowling Yvonne Bowling Sharon Brewer Rick Brewster Diane Brockie Paul Brockman Mark Brookshire Mark Burg Mike Byers Mary Campbell Steve Carr Kevin Casey Connie Center Sharon Chamblin Gary Churchill Matt Cleary Vernon Click Nancy Coleman Debbie Coleman Darrell Collins Dave Colon Margie Colon Wendy Cooper Robert Cornett Mike Courtney Dennis Cradduck Rhonda Crider Debbie Cromwell Dena Cunnagin Harold Curry Sam Curry Laurie Danzesen Bill Dare Leland Davis Stanley Davis Barbara Day Pat Dillon Donna Dixon Cindy Donaldson Scott Donovan Denise Dorsey Tom Edmundson Sue Elam 141 Delores Ellis Doug Ellis jerry Elrod Steve Eisner Tim Ely Colleen Epperson Karen Erickson Joyce Evans Gary Fannin Kim Feltner Mark Ferguson Kandy Feuss Bob Field Jerome Fitzharris Bill Flesch Mary Flora Judi Ford Kathy Fox Philip Frederick Cindy Freeman Mark Frieden Nadine Fritz Patricia Frost Diana Frush Terry Fuller Brenda Fultz Paul Gates Steve Gauldin Edward Geis Bob Gibson Donna Gibson Linda Gibson Gary Gillum Martin Ginter Sam Gore Sue Gore Sandy Gosnell Anita Gough Bob Gray Randall Green Russell Grissom Gary Gustin Steve Haggerty Geoff Hall Mike Hall Vickie Hall Jan Hamilton Fred Harbin Cindy Hare Barbara Harris Doug Harris TyAnn Harris Rhonda Hartman Billie Hatton Randall Hatton Gary Haynes Sharon Haynes William Hazlett Jani Heck Cris Helfinstine Donald Henson Jeff Herbst David Hicks Mary Hicks Bob Hodson Debbie Hoffman Dave Holtvoigt Jim Hopper Steve Hounshell Dee Houser 142 Enjoying Lunch? Rick Houston Jon Howard Wanda Howard Linda Howe Keith Huffman Robyn Humphrey Denise Hurley Ralph Isaac Thelma Jack Judy Jaco Debbie Jansen Anita Johnson Garry Johnson Leonard Johnson Jim Johnston Cindy Jones Debbie Jones Juanita Justice Jackie Kaehler Jacki Keefe Kathy Kelly Pam Kershner Charlotte Kidd Rick Didwell Sandy Kiger Gary King Nicki King Sharon King 143 Ed Geis Scores Two Points David Kirchner Patty Kline Bonnie Knedler Sara Knight Kathy Kodger Mark Kottman James Krapf Conni Krull Deena Ladd Ron Langley Danny Lawson Kaye Leet lanet Lewis Lynn Lipps Jeff Lucas Libby Lybrand Pat McElwee Bob McGarvey Joyce Mahrt Grant Makinson Karen Mangold Jim Mann Barb May Carol Michel Don Millard Bruce Miller Scott Miller Terry Miller Vicki Miller Jill Moberley Shelia Moore Donna Moran Jim Morris Mike Mott Don Mottley 144 Mike Mowery Bill Myers Rick Nagel Dennis Needham Bill Nickel Larry Norman Mike Owens Debby Parks Kay Patton Ray Payne Greg Pearson Marta Pearson Wanda Peercy Dale Pennington John Perdue Lynne Pettit Dave Phillips Doug Phillips Tim Phillips Ernie Philpot Craig Pinnick Debbie Powell Steve Pressel Daryl Puckett Kelly Purvis Jack Putnam Tony Rankin Mike Ray Sandy Ray Debbi Recher Magro Reedy Yvonne Reese Jeanette Reynolds Tom Richards Tony Richie Bob Rizzo Phil Roberts Rick Roberts Vicki Roberts Ben Roe Brenda Roe Gary Rogers Vicki Rogers Gail Rohn Sharon Rose Kathleen Rost Gary Rowland Andy Ruffin Candee Rutherford Cathy Salley Annette Salyer Geri Sanner Dave Schmalenberger Jes Scholl Kevin Scott Phyllis Sellars Danny Sexton Robin Shadowens Kay Sherrard Dennis Schockley Debby Shumard Cindy Simmons Brenda Simpson Patti Sims Barb Smith Dennis Smith Elaine Smith Jenny Smith Ken Smith Linden Smith 145 Relief, End of the Day Patty Sorrell Amy Southard Rick Sowder Tim Sparks Bob Spaulding Judy Speaks Jeff Speer Bob Spencer Chris Spicer Robert Spurting Randy Spurlock Bonni Standafer Danny Starnes Andy Sieinmann Ronnie Stephens Freda Stewart Linn Stickler Pam Strain Lindy Stringfield Debby Sumner George Tanksley Bob Teague Bruce Thacker Rhonda Thacker Phyllis Tharpe Ann Thevenin Saundra Thomas Bob Tickel Ginny Tickel Dave Tisdale Richard Tolle John Tracy Phyllis Turner Keith Updyke Terry Vaughn Jerry Waddell Mary Waddell Carol Ward Glenda Washington Ronnie Weaver Steve Weaver Rick Webster Candy Werley Kathy Wertz Vickie Wheelbarger Michelle Wheeler Becky White Jerry White 146 Patty White Bob Whitehair Dean Whitehair Mike Wilds Cindy Williams Sharon Williams Cathy Wingett Eric Wright Teresa Wyatt Donna Yancy Pat Yarger Steve York Bruce Young Pam Young Barry Zennie Vicki Zimmerman Monty Zinck Sandy Zink Tim Zink George Zola 147 Youth Power, West Carrollton's Food Council served as an important liaison between the students and the cafeteria. Each class had two boys and two girls as representatives. They had a convention and Kathy Jump was sent to the National Convention. Food Council meets once a month during school. Student Council provided a great service to the school this year. They collected for the Diane Powers Trust Fund and also had a sponge-throw at lunch time to contribute to this fund. Student Council also collected for the March of Dimes, observed Miamis-burg and other schools, and worked to promote sportsmanship for the sportsmanship trophy. Dean's Council made up of four girls from each class, served as an advisory board for Mrs. Wentzel, their advisor. They met monthly and discussed girls' problems on an individual basis. These girls were selected on their leadership in groups around the school. iso cil, Dean's Council and Food Council dent Government at W. C. AFS JCOWA and Campus Life Are Concerned in the World Around Them The Junior Council on World Affairs, interested in national and international concerns, found the year to be one of great interest. J.C.O.W.A. participated in an International Quiz and a mock U.N. General Assembly. Also, a big highlight of the year was a Foreign Bazaar, participated in by 20 schools in the Dayton area. Our W.C. J.C.O.W.A. sponsored this event. Campus Life Club, a group of Christian young people, started off the year by participating in the city-wide Scream In The Dark. At Halloween time, an old warehouse was the scene for the Campus Life spook house. The entrance fee was one bag of candy, which was later given to underprivileged orphans. IS2 A.F.S., continuing in its efforts to make the world a little smaller, again sponsored two foreign exchange students to West Carrollton. Anita Grilli lived with the Hamiltons for her year here. She is a native of Chile. Anita quickly learned new words and expressions in order to easily understand the .students of W.C. Sarote Vrabornvorawut (Sam), of Thailand, made his home with Reverend and Mrs. Donnell and their children. Sam, who plays the flute, was active in band. He traveled with the band for their performances. VICA, DECA, COE Practice for the Future 154 The V.I.C.A. sponsored Auto Shop was again victorious at the Dayton Custom Car Show. They brought home a first place trophy in the high school division for their dune buggy. The Auto Shop, in addition to assisting Mr. Fengler, was given a chance to display their dune buggy at Harlan Fengler's Cars of Fame Show. In order to finance a trip to the National Drag Races, the Auto Shop also gave a car wash. O.W.E., one of W.C.'s cooperative programs, concentrated on the coordination of attending school and working. At the end of the year, O.W.E. held an Employer Employee Banquet at the Holiday Inn South. D.E.C.A., another of West Carrollton's work programs, was very active this year. In addition to running the bookstore, members had a calendar sale at Christmas sponsored a Pop Festival (the Black Forest Festival), featuring such groups as Eli Radish , Cross , and Balderdash . D.E.C.A. also had a banquet at the Carillon Cafeteria. C.O.E., West Carrollton's Cooperative Office Education organization, distinguished itself this year by having Paul Knight elected the Regional President and Janet Stansell the Vice President of Region Four. C.O.E. also donated $400 to the Ruth Lyons Christmas Fund on the Bob Braun 50 50 Club. Skills Provide Fun and Enjoyment Sports oriented clubs proved to attract a large range of students with varied interests. The Ski Club enjoyed the slopes of Sugarcreek Ski Hills in Bellbrook. Classes were held for beginners on the small hill, while more daring and advanced students tried their luck on the big hill. Sky diving was shown to more than exciting as students got their first chance to parachute from a plane. Before the actual jumping, the members learned the handling of equipment and techniques of landing. The Chess Club met, giving interested students a chance to demonstrate their skills at maneuvering and foresight. Students were encouraged in the development of artistic talents in Art Club. Besides winning second place for their Homecoming float. Art Club also participated in an Art Show given by our own club. 157 Invaluable People of West Carrollton 158 The Library staff proved to be of invaluable assistance to the librarians, Mrs. Badertsher, and Mrs. Harris, and the students. These assistants used study halls to increase the efficiency of the library and keep the shelves stocked. F.T.A. started off the year by receiving a charter to the National Future Teachers' Organization for the first time in W.C. history. These students met throughout the year hearing speakers and seeing movies related to the teaching profession. Mr. Klein-schmidt, one of the guest speakers, spoke on the advantages of going into Special Education. Throughout the year students had a chance to substitute in area elementary schools. National Honor Society, in lowering the grade average for eligibility from 3.2 to 3.0, put an emphasis not only on scholastic abilities, but on character and leadership qualities. The teachers determined the students who displayed these characteristics. Biology Honor Society is a National as well as a West Carrollton organization. This group is made up of students with a high number of Biology points. Honor Biology students are eligible. 159 Hola! Bonjour! Guten Tag! Helping to break down the communications barrier between nations was the main goal of the Spanish, French, and German Clubs. These three groups concentrated on foreign culture, also. Linguistic skills were probed as the students combined fun with learning. Miss Wills, Mrs. Martin, and Mr. Poland served as advisors to these three international organizations. ENTHUSIASM The former Beta Club gained a new dimension this year. It became a member of Leo Clubs of America, sponsored by the Lion's Club, and therefore became Beta-Leo Club. During the year, Leo was beneficial to the school and the surrounding community. They collected money for the Diana Powers Trust Fund, sponsored the school Christmas Assembly, and passed out flyers on the Bond Issue. Varsity Club, made up of the letter-men for all the school sports, rose early on Saturday mornings after football games, and cleaned up the stadium, providing a service to the school. s I GIRLS! 162 GIRLS! GIRLS! The Sophomore, junior, and Senior Y-Teens in an effort to be of help to the community and the school, took on several projects during the year. The combined efforts of the three groups helped to make the annual potato chip sale a success. Senior Y-Teens decorated a car for the Homecoming Parade, sponsored the school Easter Assembly, and also gave an Easter Egg Hunt, complete with Peter Rabbit, for a nursery school. junior Y-Teens, getting into the Christmas spirit, gave a Christmas party for a nursery school. They also visited Dayton State Hospital. Sophomore Y-Teens had a bake sale. G.A.A., combining fun with fitness, stressed physical involvement. Participating in a city wide play day helped to improve their physical skills. C.A.A. also sponsored the Turnabout Tag Dance entitled, Sugar and Spice. At the end of the year, the girls held a Mother-Daughter Dinner. Journalists or Memory Makers? Piratan, continuing their efforts to provide students with a better link with the past, used more special effects, color, and a bigger book to help accomplish this. Co-editors, Pam Hoke and Leslie Garland, provided guidance in the channeling of students' ideas. Leslie, won third place in Theme Development at a journalism conference sponsored by the MVHJA. 164 The LOG, striving to obtain a more prominent place in W.C. this year, overtook some major changes. They became a member of the Miami Valley High School Journalism Association. Also, one of the big changes this year was the name of the paper. This transition not only included changing the name from PIRATE'S LOG to THE LOG, but a complete renovation of style. Four students from the staff, Ron Redder, Connie Sherrard, Carol Snoots, and Liz Taylor, visited Fremont High School near Toledo. They spent the day discussing the problems of the passage of Fremont's Bond Issue. Upon returning, the four students wrote a story which made up the front page of an issue of THE LOG, and also made into flyers in an effort to get parents and other voters to realize the seriousness of the passage of West Carrollton's Bond Issue. THE LOG was recognized by the Dayton Dairy Council for its sustained efforts in promoting good nutrition. Doubletotherear withaslighthesitationbythe yry a rightandleftandleftandleft t� CT X ¥ A new event was added this year as the Concert Band accompanied the Carrolltone's during the half time of a Day-ton Gems hockey game at Hara Arena. On February 8 the winter concert was performed and on February 21st several students performed solos and in ensembles earning a number of excellent and superior ratings. The year was complete with the band's performance in the annual Spring Concert. Above the cheers of the crowd and the pounding basketball, the pep band makes its presence known! The band arouses spirit among the fans as they play the school song and accompany the Carrolltones with popular hits. Included in its busy schedule, Pep band performs at our pep assemblies. They have also put in a special appearance at the Day-ton Mall Cinema when they played for the special opening of Hello Dolly. 169 Johnny Big smiles, stomping boots, high knees, pounding hearts. These are the important parts of the proud feeling displayed by the 1969-70 Carrolltones. Their regular activities this year included marching with the band at all football games and performing at pep assemblies and basketball games. The Carrolltones were awarded first place as the best drill team in the Firemen's Convention at Eaton, Ohio, and they came away with third place honors and best uniformed drill team at the 2nd annual Greater Dayton Drill Team Competition at Centerville. 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Centror Ave. Miamisburg, Ohio 293-6912 Miamisburg, Ohio Tracy Tracy General Diaper Service Keene Cleaners, Inc. Attorneys At Law 2580 Lance Drive 2200 S. Patterson Blvd. 31 E. Central 298-0286 Dayton, Ohio 45409 West Carrollton, Ohio 293-4790 859-3628 Robert M. Woods, D.D.S. 4031 S. Dixie Drive 299-2894 I FACULTY INDEX TERRY ADSIT DONNA COURTNEY Civics Ashland College B.S. Miami B.S.E. NHS Advisor Asst. Football Coach University of Dayton Senior Class Advisor Asst. Freshman Baseball Coach COE RUTH HUSSEY Sophomore Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor Wilmington College B.S.Ed. JACK ANDREWS ROBERT DITTMAN English 10 University of Cincinnati Sherwood Music School B.Mus. Sophomore Class Advisor Auto Mechanics Miami University M.Ed. BETTY KEMPER SARA BADERTSCHER Senior A Cappella Choir Lindenwood College Bowling Green State University ROBERT DILLS University of Iowa B.A. Library Consumer Math University of Kansas Library Club Advisor Reserve Basketball Coach University of Dayton SANDRA BIDLAC JOHN EVERETT University of Madrid Ohio Northern University B.S. Miami Bachelor and Masters Spanish 1, II Junior A Cappella Varsity Basketball Coach English 10 Sophomore Chorus BRADLEY FOLAND PEGGY KIEN DONALD BIGLER DePauw University B.A. University of Dayton Ohio State B.S. Ed. Miami University M.Ed. English 12 Certificate from German II, III Honors English Ohio Wholesales RICHARD FOWLER RICHARD KLEINSCHMIDT Management Ohio State B.S. Xavier B.S. D.E. Physics University of Cincinnati DONALD BOGAN Physical Science Special Education Wilmington A.B. Geometry Work Study Coordinator U. of Colorado LYLE FOX THOMAS KREUZMAN Ohio State Ohio State B.S.Ed. Ohio State, Miami B.S.Ed. University of West Virginia Miami University M.Ed. Geometry Study Hall Supervisor Guidance Counselor Algebra 1 Athletic Director PAULA GASPAREC Sophomore Class Advisor Track Coach University of Cincinnati B.S. JAMES LANE DEBORAH BRUSH Typing 1 Eastern Kentucky B.S., M.A. Miami B.S. Recordkeeping University of Arizona M.Ed. English 11 DON GIER Chemistry Techanical Theater Ohio State B.S.Ed. Junior Class Advisor Junior Class Advisor Graphic Arts 1 DONALD MARTIN Set Designer Advanced Industrial Arts University of Cincinnati B.S. GEORGE CHAMBERLIN STEVE GRABAN DCT Defiance A.B. University of Kentucky B.S. SUSAN MARTIN Social Studies Indiana University M.S. Parsons College B.A. Varsity Club Advisor Drivers Education French 1,11,111 Senior Class Advisor Coaching French Club Advisor MARY CHANEY BARBEE GYOURKO Sophomore Y-Teen Advisor University of Dayton, B.S. Greensboro College B.A. Sophomore Class Advisor Clothing Textiles University of Michigan M.A. HELEN MATHIS Home Ec. Ill English 10 Tennessee Tech, B.S. Bachelor Living Advisor AFS University of Tennessee Senior Y-Teen Advisor HARRY HAGGERTY Shorthand 1 KENNETH CHRISTMAN University of Cincinnati B.S. Typing II Indiana University B.S. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Office Practice Miami University M.Ed. Band Director Senior Class Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor ROBERT HAIL PATRICIA MEYER Art Club Advisor Ohio State B.S. Wisconsin State University B.S. Art 1, II Mechanical Drawing 1 English 11 Advanced Art Advanced Industrial Arts JOHN CLOUGHESSY Junior Class Advisor SUZANNE NAN Miami B.S. DORIS HENSLEY Ohio State B.S. Wood Shop 1 Centre College B.A. Miami University M.Ed. Junior Class Advisor Shorthand 1 Home Management DAVID COLLINS Business English Anderson College B.A. Personal Typing Home Furnishings Xavier University M.Ed. PAT HOLMES Meal Management Assistant Principal University of Dayton DAVID COOPER Voc. Home Ec. II ROGER NEALEIGH Ohio State B.S.E.,M.A. PHILIP M. HUBBARD Ohio State B.S. Algebra II B.S.Ed , M.Ed. Michigan State M.S. Math IV Miami University Biology 1, II Chess Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor JEANNETTE NEUMEISTER Senior Class Advisor Modern Western World University of Dayton B.A. Campus Life Advisor Ancient and Medieval History Senior Class Advisor ROBERT COOPER Current World Problems DONALD OUSLEY Eastern Kentucky University B.S. MURL HUFFMAN Miami B.S., M.Ed. Advanced Metal Manchester B.S. Guidance Counselor Metal 1 Ohio State Pep Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Miami University 2M AFS Student Liaison ROGER PACK University of Kentucky B.S. Football Coach Dean of Boys ROGER PANKAKE Wilmington B.S. Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Assistant Baseball Coach JENNIFER PHILIPS Kansas State College of Pittsburg B.A. Junior English DEAN POND Ohio State B.S. American History Assistant Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Advanced Placement History PAUL RIDDLE Anderson College B.S. Miami M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Tennis Coach HAROLD SCHNELL Wilmington B.S. Indiana University M.S. School Superintendant MICHAEL SHANESY Saint Joseph's B.A. Sociology Piratan Pirates Log Journalism HOWARD SKEANS Georgetown B.A. University of Cincinnati M.Ed. OWE Coordinator CONNIE SPEARS Moorhead State B.A. Physical Education MARILYN STAPLETON Toledo B.Ed. Biology Sophomore Class Advisor JOHN D. STRAHAN Manchester B.S. Purdue University M.S. Principal HELENE SYLVIA University of Dayton B.S. University of Cincinnati Work Coordinator OWE DENNIS THAYER Miami University B.S. Accounting Economics Junior Class Advisor MARCELLA WENTZEL Indiana State University B.S. Miami University M.Ed. Dean's Council Advisor Dean of Girls GERTRUDE WERNER Miami University B.S. Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor FRANCIS WILLIAMS North Central College B.A. Miami University English 11,12 Junior Class Advisor MINNIE WILLS Oliver College B.A. University of Illinois M. A. Spanish III, IV, V Spanish Club Advisor AFS Advisor HARRY WILSON University of Cincinnati Auto Shop JAMES ZIEGLER Ohio State B.S. Electricity Electronics Junior Class Advisor 215 AIKEN, SANDY AKERS, TIM Boys Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Plays 1,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Pirates Gold 3. ALBERT, BOB Alpha 2; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club; Pirates Log 3; Football 2,3; Wrestling 1; Scholarship Team 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3. ALBERT, MARK ALEXANDER, NANCY French Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1; stage crews 1,2; Bowling 1,2; Drama Club 1,2. ALLEN, JEANNETTE Spanish Club 2; F.T.A. 1; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Volleyball 2; Softball 2; Bowling 1,2,3. ANDERSON, MARJORIE APGAR, WENDY Student Council 1,2; Pres. 3; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 3; Ski Club 1,3; Varsity 2; A Cappella 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Plays 1; Senator 1,2,3; Drama Club 1. APPLEGATE, MARVIN ARMSTRONG, CARTER ASHBURN, DORIS Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1; Campus Life Club 1; COE 3; Choir 1,2; Stage Crew 1; Bowling 1,2. AUFERMANN, BARBARA JCOWA 2,3; Pep Club 3; Art Club 3, A Cappella 3; NHS 2,3; Stage Crews 1, 2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2; National Biology Society 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Guidance Office Assistant 1,2,3. BALONIER, KATHY Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1; Pirates Log 3; Carrolltones 2,3; Stage Crews 1,2; Plays 1; Bowling 1,3; Drama Club 1,2; I.C.C. Representative 3. BARMAN, JENNY Library Assistant 3; Food Council 3; Drama Club 2; Alter High School 1. BARRON, ANITA Library Assistant 3; Medical Career Club A Cappella and Mixed Choir 2,3. BARTLEY, JACQUE Pep Club 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. BARTLEY, JIM Beta 1,2 pres. 3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Band 1; Pep Band; Concert Band; Class representative 3; Cross Country 2, Co-captain 3; Track 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball. BECKMAN, RICHARD BELL, BARRY BENSON, DIANE BEVERLY, RICHARD Concert Choir 1,2; Wrestling 1; Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3. BICKLEY, DIANN BLACK, SHERRY BLACKSTONE, RICK Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. BLAIR, RICK BLAKE, ALAN BOGGS, VICKIE Bowling 1,3; Wilbur Wright High School 2. SENIOR INDEX BOWDEN, TOM BRADFORD, JANIE BREWER, TOM BRIDDELL, DANNY BROOKS, REGINA Volleyball 2; Bowling 1,2. BROWN, BILL Alpha 2; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club pres. 3; Football 2,3; Cross Country 1; Scholarship Team 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. BROYLES, BARBARA BRUCE, LARRY DEC A 2,3; Track 1; Stage Crew 1; Plays; Pirates Gold 2. BRUNS, TOM Beta 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Track 2; Wrestling 2,3. BUNCH, DAVE BURTON, CAROL Spanish Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; Campus Life Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Concert Band 1,2; Concert Choir 1; Bowling 1,2,3. BYSTREK, TOM Beta 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Boys Glee Club 1; A Cappella 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2 co-captain 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1. CANNON, DEBBIE Library Assistant 3; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 2; Campus Life Club 2; Class representative 2; Drama 1,2; El Dorado High School 1. CARR, JEFF CARR, STEVE Speech Club 1; German Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2; National Forensic 1,2,3; A Cappella 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1, 2; National Biology Society 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. CARROLL, GREG Beta 2,3; Basketball 2; Track 1; National Biology Society 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Fairmont West 1. CARTWRIGHT, STEVE Beta 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Stage Crews 1,2. CHAFFIN, GLENDA CHAMBERS, ED Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Track 1.2.3. CHRISTIE, KEITH French Club 1; Chess Club 3; Varsity Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. CLARKE, TERESA Speech Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1,2; National Forensic 2,3; A Cappella 1,2,3; Class representative 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Stage Crews 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3. CLARKE, TIM Concert Choir 1; Boys Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Plays 2; Scholarship Team 1. CLIFFORD, SHERI Speech Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 3; National Forensic 1; AFS 2,3; Class representative 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Stage Crews 1,2,3; Plays 1; Drama Club 1,2,3. CLOUD, TIM Intramural Basketball 1,2. COATNEY, PEGGY Girls Glee Club 1. COE, BARRY COLEMAN, CANDY Y-Teens secretary 1,2; GAA 1; Concert Choir 1; Piratan 3; Class representative 1,2,3; Carroll-tones 1,2, 1st Lieutenant 3; Bowling 1,2,3. COLLINS, CONNIE Pep Club 1; FT A 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 2; Class Representative 1,2; Volleyball 1; Stage Crews 1,2; Plays 2; Class Officer 3; Bowling 1,2,3. COLLINSWORTH, CHERYL Pep Club 1; Bowling 1. COMBS, VICKY Library Assistant 3. CONGLETON, DAN CONLEY, CHARLENE COOK, BRENDA Art Club 3; FT A 1; Choir 1; Logan Sr. High 1,2. COOK, CLAUDETTE COON, WAYNE Alpha 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2; Intramural Basketball 3. COOPER, CHARLIE Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Track Manager 1. CORDRAY, MARK Art Club 2; Beta 2,3; Ski Club 3; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Track 1. CRAIG, BOB CROMWELL, SANDY Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Piratan 3; Carroll-tones 1,2, 2nd Lieutenant 3; Stage Crew 1; Plays 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 2; Bowling 1,2,3. CRUMLEY, BETH Majorette 1,2; Bowling 3. CUSHMAN, JERRY CUTUP, GREG Varsity Club 3; Concert Choir 1, Boys Glee Club 2; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Football 2,3; Stage Crews 1; Intramural Basketball 3; Basketball 1,2. DAVIS, COROLYN DEARTH, SHIRLEY French Club 1; Art 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Stage Crew 1; Scholarship Team 2; Bowling 1. DEVER, DEE DEE Spanish Club 2,3; Y-Teens Treasurer 1; Vice-President 2; Concert Choir 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Plays 1,2; Class Officer, Vice-President 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Drama Club 1. DOMI, RAMONA COE 3; Sgt. Bluff High School, Iowa 1; Rudyard High School, Michigan 2. DORSEY, TOM 216 DUNCAN, MIKE Baseball, manager 2. EDMUNDSON, BECKY Y-Teens 1.2.3; GAA 1; Band 2,3; Pep Band 2; Concert Band 2,3; Concert Choir 1, A Cappella 2,3; Pirates Log 3; Stage Crew 1,2; Plays 1,2; Bowling 1,2. ELLIOTT, DEBBIE Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Treasurer 2,3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 3; Softball 1, Stage Crew 2; Bowling 1,2,3. EMRICK, GREGG JCOWA 3, Speech Club 1,2,3, Choir 1; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; Pirates Gold 2; Bishop Flaget High School 1. EVANS, SHARON Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Dean's Council 2; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2; Class representative 1; Bowling 1,2. FARMER, MARY ANN Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; Choir 1,2,3; Drama Club 2. FARMER, BILL FAULKNER, KEITH FELDMAN, PAUL Basketball 3; National Biology Society 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2; Belmont High School 1. FERGUSON, JERRY FITZWATER, GLENN Art Club 3; Waldron High School, Indiana 1; Red River High, North Dakota 2. FOGT, CAROL Choir 1,2,3; National Biology Society 2,3; Stage Crews 1,2; Plays 1,2; National Honor 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Pirates Gold 2; AFS 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,2. FOGT, TOM FORD, STEVE Student Council 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1.2, president 3; Food Council 3; Concert Choir 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Senator 3; Class Officer, president 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1. FRALEY, CATHY Student Council 2,3; Y-Teens, vice-president 1; president 2,3; GAA 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1, A Cappella 2,3; Piratan 3. FREEMAN, NANCY Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; GAA 1; Bowling 1,2,3. FRYE, APREL GAHM, JANET GALVIN, PATTY GARLAND, LESLIE Ski Club 2; Pep Club 1; Bowling 1; Plays 1,2; Stage Crews 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; FTA 3, Band 1, Piratan 2,3; Editor. GARRISON, GARY Alpha 1,2; Beta 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Boys Glee Club 1,2; Piratan 2,3; Pirates Log 3; Football 1,2; Track 2; Stage Crew 1.2. CARVER, LAVELL Library Assistant 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2. GARVIN, RON GENTILE, JUDY Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 2,3; Y-Teens 2; Ski Club 1; Band 2,3; Girls Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Carroll-tones, 2,3; Bowling 2,3. GESSNER, JOYCE GILBERT, VICKIE GILLMAN, GARY GOLDSHOT, SUE GRAY, DON GRAY, JANET GREENFIELD, MIKE GRIFFITH, KATHY Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Ski Club 1,2; COE 3; Choir 1,2; Stage Crew 1,2; Bowling 1. GRILLI, ANITA Spanish Club 3; Choir 3. GRIMES, JACK GRISSOM, INDY Campus Life Club 1,2, vice-president 3; Band 1,2,3; University of Dayton Honor Band 3; Southwest Regional Orchestra 3, Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Plays 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. GUSTIN, ROSEMARY Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1; Pirates Log 2; Stage Crews 1; Scholarship Team 1, Bowling 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2. GYOURKO, ANDY HAGGERTY, JIM HALL, STEVE Speech Club 1,2; French Club, Vice-President 1, President 2; Concert Choir 2; Boys Glee Club 2; A Cappella 3; Class Representative 1, Stage Crew 1,2, 3; Plays 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2; Drama Club, vice-president 1,2,3. HALLIDAY, JOHN Pirates Log 3. HAMMONDS, ROY HARTWELL, MIKE Beta 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Piratan 3; Stage Crews 1. HATHAWAY, MACK HAUER, DEBBIE JCOWA 1,2; French Club 2; FTA Club 1.2, Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,3; Concert Band 1,2,3, Scholarship Team 2. HAWKINS, RICK Varsity Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. HAYNES, RONNIE HENSON, SANDY Bowling 1,2,3. HERBST, MIKE German Club 1, Football 3. HERMAN, AUGIE HERRING. STEVE HICKS, OSCAR HICKS, RETI HOBBS, BARRY HODGE, BECKY Pep Club 1, GAA 1; Band 2,3; Pep Band 3; Concert Band 2,3; Concert Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Plays 2; Scholarship Team 1; Bowling 1. HOFFMAN, ALICE Spanish Club 3; FTA 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1; Bowling 1,3. HOFFMAN, STEVE German Club 1; Alpha 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1; Tennis 2,3; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Plays 2,3; Scholarship Team 1.2. HOKE, PAM Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1, GAA 1; Ski Club 2; Piratan 2, co-editor 3, Stage Crew 1,2; Plays 2; Bowling 1; Drama 1,2; National Thesbian 2. HOKE. PEG French, president 1; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; Ski Club 2; Food Council 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Class Representative 1,2; National Biology Society 2; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2; secretary 3; Bowling 1,2; Drama Club 1; treasurer 2.3. HOLLY, KAREN HUBBS, MURRELL Evarts High School, Kentucky 1. HUDGENS, CLAUDIA HUDSON, BEVERLY French Club 1,2; GAA; Ski Club; Soft-ball; Stage Crew; Bowling; Pirates Gold. HUDSON, RHONDA JEWETT, RICK Concert Choir 1,2; Boys Glee Club 2; DCT. JOHNSON, GARY JOHNSON, LINDA Spanish Club 1; GAA 1; DECA 2; Car-roll-Tones 2; Stage Crew 1,2, Bowling 1.2.3. JOHNSON, BILL JOHNSTON, JOHN Piratan 2; Baseball 1,2,3. JONES, DANNY Piratan 3; Football 1,2,3. JUSTICE, RITA Pep Club 1, Secretary 2, GAA 1. KALTER, GREG KANIENBERG, KRIS KEARNEY, DANIEL JCOWA 1; Chess Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Scholarship Team 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3. KENDRICK, KAREN KESSLER, DEBBIE French Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2,3; FTA 2; Y-Teens 2; Ski Club 1; Bowling 1,2. KIGER. CINDY Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1; Band 2,3; Girls Glee Club 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Carroll-tones 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3. KIRCHNER, MIKE KNEER, DEBBIE French 1,2; FTA 2; Y-Teens 1,2; Pres. 3; GAA 1; Ski Club 3, Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Piratan 3; Class Representative 1,2; Majorette 1; Head 2,3; Bowling 1,2. KNIGHT, PAUL COE Vice-President 3; Boys Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Baseball 2. KRISKO, KATHY Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1, Treasurer 2,3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 3; Concert Choir 1; Mixed Choir 2, A Cappella 3; Piratan 3; Bowling 1. KRUG, ANNE Library Assistant 2; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; Dean's Council 2; Reserve Cheerleader 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 1; Bowling 1,2. KRUG, SUE KRULL, JON KUCK, SANDY Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Dean's Council 1; Cheerleader Reserve 1, Varsity 2; Concert Choir 1; Piratan 3; Class Officer, Secretary 1,-Bowling 1,2; Office Assistant 1,2. LAMB, VIRGINIA Bowling 3. LANDIS, BARBARA LANGOS, DEBBIE Spanish Club 3; Y-Teens 1; Pirates Log 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. LEGGE, STEVE French Club 3. LEWIS, JENNY Meadowdale High School 1,2. 217 LIGHT, DIANE LINDSEY, LINDA Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Piratan 3; Carroll-tones 2,3. LOEB. SUE Y-Teens 1,2, GAA 1,2; Dean's Council 3; Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Pirates Log 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3. LOESCH, FINN Alpha 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3, Football 1.2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3. LOVELY, RODNEY LOWMAN, JERRY LYONS, TERRI French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Piratan 3. McDaniel, david Concert Choir 1, A Cappella 2,3; Football 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. McGARVEY, JOHN McGRATH, PAT Concert Choir 1; Boys Glee Club 2,3, A Cappella 3; Stage Crews 1,2; Plays 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3. McNEALY, DENNIS McNEESE, EDWIN McNERNEY, DANIEL MADEWELL, PAULA MAHANEY, JOYCE MALEY, JOHN MARCUM, BRUCE Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; Stage Crew 2; Plays 2; Scholarship Team 3. MARNELLI, TONY Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3. MATHIS, CONNIE MATTINGLY, MARTIN MAYO, DEBBIE Student Council 3; F T.A. 1,2; GAA 1, 2,3; Campus Life Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Piratan 3; Carroll-tones 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Dean's Office 2,3. MEIER, REGINA GARD MELTON, DEBBIE Pep Club 3; Art Club 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Plays 1. MELZONI, TOM Student Council 3; Speech Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; Alpha 1; Varsity Club 3; Campus Life Club 1,2,3; Food Council 1,2,3; National Forensic League 2; Choir 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Stage Crew 1; Senator 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. MICHEL, BILL Beta 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1.2.3; Ski Club 3; Choir 2,3; Piratan 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1,2. MICHEL, JANET Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1; Medical Center Club 2; Y-Teens 1,3; GAA 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed 2; Bowling 1 2,3. MILLER, JANICE Choir 1,2,3. MILLER, MIKE Ski Club 3; Choir 1,2, Cross Country 1,2; Scholarship Team 1; National Biology Society 1. MILLS, DENNIS MOODY, JIM MOORE. BRUCE Cross Country 1. MUNCH, DAVID German Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 3; Ski Club 3; Choir 1; National Biology Society 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Scholarship Team 1,2; Intramural Basketball 3. MURRAY, DALLAS Pep Club 1; Art Club 3; Y-Teens 3; GAA 1,2; Volleyball 1; Bowling 1,2,3. MUSGROVE, BETTY NEACE, GARY Varsity Club 1,2,3; Pirates Log 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. NEELEY, RICK COE 3. NEUBERG. TERRY Student Council 3; Universe Club 1; Track 2; Scholarship Team 1. NICHOLS. PAM Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Band 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1, A Cappella 2,3. NICKEL, SANDY Carroll-tones 1,2,3; Plays 1; Class Officer, Secretary 2; Bowling 1,2. NICKELL, DEBBIE Pep Club 1; Medical Career Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1; COE 3; Girls Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2, A Cappella 3; Volleyball 1; Steve Crew 1,2; Bowling 1. NOLAN, GARY NOLEN, DIANA Girls Glee Club 1,2,3. NORRIS, STEVE Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. NORTON, NANCY Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1; Girls Glee Club 1, Bowling 1. OLSZEWSKI, RON Beta 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. OWENS, PAT PARKER, SHIRLEY PARKER, DONALD PARKER, JAMES Intramural Basketball 1,2. PAYNE, JANET PERDUE. TOM PIERCE, DEBBIE Spanish Club 2; Library Assistant 3; Art Club 3; Choir 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1; Plays 1; Bowling 1,2,3. PIETRZAK, DIANE PIPPEN, JERI Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2; GAA 1,2; DECA 2; Treasurer 3; Choir 1; Softball 1; Bowling 2,3. PORTER, BARB French Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Piratan 3, Stage Crew 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3. POTTER, FRANK DECA 2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2. POWELL, DONNA French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1; Y-Teens 1,3; GAA 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 2, A Cappella 3; Stage Crew 1; Plays 1. POWERS. VICKEY PRYOR, TOM PUCKETT, JUDY Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed Choir 2, A Cappella 3; Class Representative 2; Stage Crew 1; Plays 1; Bowling 2,3; Drama Club 1. PURVIS, SHARON RALSTON. HARVEY RASNIC, KATHY RAY, GERALD RECHER, CINDY REDDER, RON Beta 1,2, Vice-President 3, president; Piratan 2,3; Pirates Log 3. REED. ROBERT Beta 3; Ski Club 3, Choir 1,2,3; Class Representative 3; Scholarship Team 2. RENAS, GAY REYNOLDS, RUSSELL RICE, BRADLEY RICE, KENNY RICHARDS, EILEEN Speech Club 2; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 1, secretary 3; GAA 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Girls Glee Club 1; Pirates Log 3; Stage Crew 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. RICH, TERRY Football 1,2,3; Track 1. RIDGE, BOB ROBBINS, ALAN ROBERTS. TONJA Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; COE 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Pirates Log 1, Plays 1. ROGERS, RAY DECA 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2. ROWLAND, CAROL RUSSELL. CATHY F.T.A. 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3, GAA 1,2; Dean's Council 1; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Pirates Log 3. SANNON, RICHARD SATTERFIELD. JIM SAUER, SUE SCHMALLENBERGER, KEVIN SCHNEIDER, SHERRY Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Bowling 1,2. SCOTHORN, MARVIN SCOTT, MONTE SEHEE, ALAN SHADE, SUE Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; DECA 2,3; Mixed 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1; Bowling 1,2,3. SHAHAN, CHRIS Varsity Club 2,3; Food Council 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2 captain 3; Baseball 1,2,3. SHELDON, DEBBIE Pep Club 1; GAA 1. SHERRARD, CONNIE French Club 1,2; FT A 2, Secretary 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Piratan 3; Pirates Log 3; Class representative 2; Carroll-tones 2,3; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Bowling 2,3; Bryan Adams High School 1. SHORT, GAYE SIENS, JIM Beta 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2; Ski Club 1,3; Concert Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3; Piratan 3; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 1. SIMS, KENNETH SMITH, HARLOS SMITH, HAROLD Varsity Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 2; Intramural Basketball 2. SMITH, JANIE SMITH, JENNY GAA 1; Ski Club 2; Girl's Glee Club 1; Bowling 1,2,3. SMITH, JOEY SPANGLER. KAREN SPARKS, RUSSELL SPEELMAN, LESLIE French Club 2; Library Assistant 3; FT.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2; Campus Life Club 2,3; DECA 2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3. SPEER, MIKE Alpha 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Pirates Log 3; Football 1,2, Captain 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3. 218 SPENCER, DEBBIE Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; DECA 2, vice-president 3; Choir 1,2,3; Stage Crew 2. SPURIING, DON SPURLING, JUDY SPURLOCK, PATSY Bowling 3 STANSELL, JANET GAA 1; Ski Club 1; COE president 3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Piratan 2; Stage Crew 2; Bowling 1,2. STEPHENS, CECILIA Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2; Girls Glee Club 1; Pirates Log 2; Softball 1; Bowling 1,2. STEPHENS. RALPH STEPHENS, RAY Stebbins 1. STEVENS, BILL German Club 1; Campus Life Club 1; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Concert Band 1; Boys Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3; Plays 2,3; Scholarship Team 1; Intramural Basketball 1. STEVENSON, BARRY Alpha 1,2; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Class Representative 2; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 3. STEWART, SUE Spanish Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3, Campus Life Club 1; treasurer 2, secretary 3; Scholarship Team 1,2; Bowling 1; AFS 1,3. STICHWEH, BOB DECA 3. STIDHAM, RON Scholarship Team 2. STONE, DARLENE STONE, TONY Universe Club 1; Campus Life Club 1,2; DECA 3; Mixed Choir 2; Pirates Log 1,2; Track 1; Stage Crew 1,2. STRAIN, WAYNE Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. SUMNER, WAYNE SUNDERMEYER, WILLIAM SUNSERA, STEVE SWART, DAN Student Council 3, German Club 1,2,3; Alpha 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Piratan 3; Class Representative 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3. SWEITZER, JERRY National Honor Society 3; Football, manager 3; Intramural Basketball; Miamisburg High School 1,2. TACKETT, BOB TAKACS, OTTO TAYLOR, LAVERNE Spanish Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1; vice-president 2, president 3; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; Campus Life Club 1, secretary 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Class Representative 3; Carroll-tones 3; Bowling 2,3. TAYLOR, LIZ Pirates Log 3; Pirates Gold 3; East Bay High School, Florida 1,2. THOMPSON, PATSY Pep Club 1; president 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; GAA 1; Concert Band 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3; Class representative 2,3; Car-roll-tones 2; Home Coming Queen 3; Bowling 1,2,3; Guidance Office Assistant 2,3. THOMPSON, RICK Varsity Club 1; Piratan 3; Wrestling 1,2. TIMES. KATHY TIREY, RONNIE Alpha 3; Varsity Club 3; Football 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 3. TOWSON, DAN F.T.A. 2,3; Beta 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 2,3; Concert Choir 1; Boys Glee Club 1,2; mixed choir 2; Class Representative 3; Football 1,2,3, Stage Crews 1, Industrial Arts Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. TROST, TOM TULLIS, BARB Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2; Concert Choir 1, A Cappella 3; Mixed Choir 2; Pirates Log 2, Carroll-tones 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2, 3; Guidance Office Assistant 1,2. TURNER, KATHY Spanish Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1; Art Club 2, F.T.A. 2,3; GAA 1; Choir 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3; Pirates Gold 2. ULLERY, DON UPDYKE, HOWARD UZZEL, KATHI Pep Club 2; Art Club 2, President 3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2; Pirates Log 3; Stage Crew 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3. VAUGHN, BARRY Speech Club 1; National Forensic League 1; Piratan 3; Pirates Log 3; Stage Crew 1,2; Plays 1,2; Scholarship Team 1, Pirates Gold 3. VAUGHN, ZACK Stage Crews 3. VIRAG, JOAN Spanish Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice-president 3; Art Club 3; Ski Club 2; Concert Choir 1; Carroll-tones 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3. VITALE, BECKY VRABORNVORAWUT, SAM Band 3; Concert Band 3; Scholarship Team 3; Pirates Gold 3. WADDELL, GREG Scholarship Team 2. WAGERS, BRENDA Pep Club 1; Art Club 3; GAA 1, COE 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed 2; Bowling 1, 2,3. WAGNER, JACK JCOWA 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Beta 1.2.3, Band 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; National Biology Society 2; Wrestling mgr. 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Intramural Basketball 3. WALKER, EDDIE Student Council 3; Beta 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 2; National Biology Society 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. WALKER. TOM WALTERS, BECKY Student Council 1, secretary 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; GAA 1; Ski Club 2; COE 3; Cheerleader, Reserve 1, Varsity 2, Captain 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 2; Pirates Log 1; Home Coming Attendent 2,3; Scholarship Team 2; Senator 1,2; Class officer. Vice-president 3; Bowling 1,2,3. WARD, DENNIS WEAVER, DIANA Y-Teens 2; GAA 2; Ski Club 2; Pirates Log 3; Softball 1; Majorette 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3; Office Assistant 1,2,3. WEHNER, HAROLD WHITE, MIKE WHITE, NANCY Pep Club 2; Campus Life Club 1; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Pirates Log 3; Stage Crews 1; Bowling 2. WHITT, DAN WILDS, TERRY Beta 1,2,3, Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. WILEY, ROBBYN Student Council 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1,2, 3; Ski Club 2,3; Cheerleader, Reserve 1, Varsity 3; Choir 1,2; Softball 2; Home Coming Attendent 1, Senator 1; Class officer, secretary 3; Bowling 1.2.3. WILEY, VICKIE WILLS, DOUG DECA 2,3; Track 2. WILSON, DEANA WOLFRAM, DAN WRAY, ERNIE Beta 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Wrestling 2. YARCKOW, JIMMY YOUNT, BRENDA Pep Club 1, Medical Careers Club 2; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1; Girls Glee Club 1. ZOLA, JOHN Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 3; Winter Haven High School, Florida 1. 219 Index Adams. Donna 141 Adcock, David Adcock. Wayne Adkins, Vernon Aiken, Sandy 111,158 Akers, Tim 111 Albert, Bob 111,156,157,165 Albert, Mark 110 Albertus, Alana 133,138 Alexander, Nancy 110 Alford, Steve 141 Allen, Charalee 152,163,133 Allen, Jeanette 110 Anderson, Priscilla 133 Andrews, Constance 133 Andrews, Constance 133 Apgar, Wendy 128,108,111,151, 162 Applegate, Marvin 111 Armstrong, Gary 141 Armstrong, Paul C. Ashburn, Doris 110,154,162 Atkins, Ronnie Auditore, Steve Auferman, Barb 110,8,152,158, 159 Avery, Cynthia Aunspaw, Benjamin F. 110 Back, Emily 141 Bailey, Mike 111 Baker, Brenda 141 Baker, Ricky 133 Baker, Steve 133 Ballard, Tim 161,133 Balonier, Kathy 116,111 Bailey, David 141 Bangert, Linda 133 Banks, Ronald 133 Barber, Janice 133 Barhorst, Joseph 133 Barhorst, Steve 141 Barmann, Jenny 111,158 Barnaby, Peggy 162,133 Barker, Cindy 141,153 Barnett, Brenda 141 Barnett, Doyle 141 Barr, Richard Berrett, Judy Barron, Anita 110,152,160 Bartley, Jacque 110 Bartley. Jim 109,110,161 Baxter, Becky 141,160 Baxter, Roger 133 Beal, Diana 141,163 Beall, Gary 141 Beaty, Ed 141 Beckman, Richard 111 Beeson, Bonnie 8,150,162,133 Belcher, Imagene 133 Bell, Barry 111 Bell, Dorinda 133 Bennett, Diane 133 Bennett, Kathy 141 Benson, Diane 111 Benson, Terry 141 Beverly, Richard 110,155 Betz, Sue 6,138,159,160,162, 133,165 Bickley, Barbara 156,133 Bickley, Diane 110,158,160 Biggs, Mike 150 Birden, Leslie 141 Bishop, Mike 141 Black, Gary 141 Black, Sheryl 127,110,162 Blackburn, Gay 141,163 Blackburn, Sylvia 133 Blackstone, Richard 111 Blake, Allan 159 Blair, Richard 111 Bogan, Debi 141 Boggs, Regina 141 Boggs, Vickie 111 Bols, Robert 141 Booth, Phil 141 Bowden, Tom 113 Bowen, Marsha K. 133 Bowen, Mindy 141 Bowers, Randy 141 Bowling, Eddy 141 Bowling, Yvonne 141,163 Bova, Michael 133 Boyd, Beverly 133 Bradford, Janie 113 Bradford, Ronnie Brane, Charles 153,133 Brane, Vicki 133 Brandenburg, Debbie 133 Brandenburg, Linda 133 Brewer, Sharon 141 Brewer, Thomas 113,154 Brewster, Rick 141 Briddell, Danny 113 Brockie, Barbara 133 Brockie, Diane 141,163 Brockman, Paul 141 Brooke, Gail Brooks, Regina 113,159 Brookshire, Mark 141 Brown. Bill 113,112 Brown, Jayne 3,133 Brown, Jeanette 133 Brown, Jo Anne 133 Brown, Ron 159,161,133 Bruce, Larry 113,155 Bruns, Tom 113 Buchan, Doug Buhl, Teddie 133 Bunch, David 112 Burg, Mark 141 Burgett, Curtis 133,154 Burnside, Nancy 133 Burton, Carol 112,160 Burtrum, Geniva 133 Butts, Barb Byers, Mike 141 Bystrek, Tom 112,161 Calligan, John 152,133 Campbell, Mary 141 Campbell, Rodney Cannon, Debra Kay 112,158 Cartwright, Steve 113 Carr, Jeff Carr, Steve 112,158 Carr, Steve 141 Carr, Tom 133 Carroll, Greg 113 Carroll, Mark 133 Carter, Linden 154,133 Cartwright, Arliss 133 Casey, Kevin 141,16 Castillo, Timmy 133 Caupp, Bruce 155 Caupp,Tena Cavanaugh, Jack 133 Center, Connie 141 Chaffin, Linda 113 Chambers, Edward 113 Chamblin, Sharon 141 Chaney, Sandra 156,133 Christie, Keith 112,156 Churchill, Gary 141 Clark, Judy 133 Clark, Lonnie Clarke, Teresa 112 Clarke, Tim 112 Clary, Steve Clawson, Jack 133 Cleary, Matt 141 Clifford, Sheryl 112,131,158. 162 Clossman, Bill 154,133 Cloud, Tim 112 Coatney, Peggy 113 Coble, Gary 133 Coe, Barry 113 Coiner, Jack Coleman, Candy 109,113,11 Coleman, Debbie 141 Coleman, Donna 133 Coleman, Nancy 141,163 Colleary, George V. Collins, Connie 109,113,162 Collins, Darrell 141 Collinsworth, Cheryl 112 Conley, Charlene 112 Colon, Dave 141 Colon, Marcie 141 Combs, Brenda 133 Combs, Vickie 112 Congleton, Dan. S. 112 Cook, Linda 4,133 Cooney, Greg 133 Copas, George M. 133 Corey, Linda 4,159,160,162,133 Cox, Cathy 133 Cox, Paul 154 Cook, Claudette 112 Coon, Wayne 113,161 Cooper, Charles 113 Cooper, Wendy 141,163 Cordray, Mark 113 Cornett, Robert 141 Courtney, Mike 141 Cradduck, Dennis 141 Cradduck, Michael 133 Craig, Bobbye Craig, Patricia 133,175 Craig, Steven M. 133 Crider, Rhonda 141,163 Cromwell, Debbie 141 Cromwell, Sandy 113,8,11,12 Crumley, Beth 115 Cunnagin, Dena 141 Curry, Harold 141 Curry, Sam 141 Cushman, Jerry 110 Cutlip, Greg 115 Dabbelt, Becky 4,153,133 Danzeisin, Laurie 141 Dare, Bill 141 Davis, Charles R. II Davis, Liland 141 Davis, Stanley 141 Dawes, Larry 133 Day, Barbara 141 Dearth, Shirley 115 Deeter, Dennis 133 Deeter, Don 133 DeLong, Bob 133 Delph, Jimmy 133 Dever, Denise 109,115,153,160 Dietz, Virginia Dillon, Pat 141 Ditmer, Doug 133 Dixon, Donna 141 Domi, Ramona Jean 114,154 Donaldson, Cindy 141 Donovan, Scott 141,151 Dorsey, Denise 141 Dorsey, Tom 114 Dour, Danny 4,133 Dovayak, Valerie 134 Duncan, Betti 134 Dungan, Marilyn Duncan, Mike 114 Eby, Ruth 114 Edmundson, Becky 114,161 Edmundson, Tom 141 Elam, Sue 141 Eldridge, Randy 134 Elliott, Debbie 115 Ellis, Deloris 142,150 Ellis, Doug 142 Elrod, Jerry 142 Eisner, Steve 142 Ely. Ronald 154,134 Ely, Tim 142 Emrick, Gregg 115 Epperson, Colleen 142 Erickson, Karen 142 Essinger, Vicki 134,155 Evans, Emilie 134 Evans, Joyce 142 Evans, Patty 153,160,134 Evans, Sharon 115,112 Everett, Richard 134 Everetts, Vivian 134 Fannin, Gary 142 Fannin, Shirley J. 134 Farmer, Mary Ann 115 Farmer, William J Faulkner, Keith 114 Fecteau, Duke 150,134 Feldman, Paul 114,2,159 Feltner, Kim 142,160 Ferguson, Jerry Ferguson, Mark 142 Fessenden, Mary A. Feuss, Kandy 142 Field, Bob 142 Field, Marcy 134 Finster, Don 134 Fitzharris, Jerome 142,161 Fitzharris, Robert 134,161 Fitzwater, Glenn 114 Flesch, Bill 142 Flitton, William Flora, Mary 142 Flynn, Daniel 134 Fogt, Carol 114,159 Fogt, Tom 114,158 Ford, Judi 142 Ford, Mike 134 Ford, Steve 108,115,150,161 Fox, Danny 134 Fraley, Cathy 115,6,150,165 Frank, Cheryl 134 Frankson, Lynn 134 Freed, John 134 Freeman, Connie 162,134 Freeman, Nancy 115 Fritz, Mary 134 Frye, Aprel 116 Frye, Debbie 134 Fox, Kathy 142,160 Frederick, Philys 142 Freeman, Cindy 142,150 Frienden, Mark 142 Fritz, Nadine 142,151 Frost, Diane 134 Frost, Patricia 142 Frost, Ronnie 134 Frush, Diana 142 Fuller, Terry 142 Fuller, Tom 150,134 Fultz, Brenda 142 Fusion, Barb 115 Gahm, Jan 114 Galloway, Carl Stevens 134 Gard, Ricky 134,154 Galvin, Patty 130,114 220 Garland, Leslie 114,164 Garrison, Gary 114 Garver, Lovell 114 Garvin, Ron G. 114 Gates, Paul David 142,150,160, 153 Gauldin, Steve 142 Geis, Ed 142 Gengler, Debbie Gentile, Judy 114 George, Cindy 134 Gessner, Joyce 114,154 Gibbs, Mark 134 Gibson, Bob 142 Gibson, Donna 142 Gibson, Cinda 142 Gilbert, Jeff 134 Gilbert, Keith 134 Gilbert, Mike 134 Gilbert, Vickie 114 Gillman, Gary Gillum, Gary 142 Gillum, Rita Ginter, Martin 142 Golden, Billy 134 Goldshot, Sue 114.155 Goff, Monica 134 Gore, Sam 142 Gore, Sue 142 Gosnell, Sandy 172 Gough, Anita 142 Gough, Thomas Gray, Bob 142 Gray, Don 116 Gray, Janet 116,150 Gray, Jeanette 150,134,9 Green, Randall 142 Greenfield, Mike 116,125,2 Griffith, Kathy 116,154 Grilli, Anita 117,153,160 Grimes, John Mark 117 Grissom, Indy 117 Grissom, Russell 142 Groner, Susan 12,152,134 Grooms, Karen 134 Grubb, Ricky 134 Gumm, Mike 134,154 Gustin, Gary 142 Gustin, Rosemary 116 Gyourko, Andy 116,158,160 Hagerman, Paul Haggerty, Jim Haggerty, Steve 142 Hall, Geoff 142 Hall, Steve 134 Hall, Stephe 116 Hall, Mike 142 Hall, Vickie 142 Haller, Rex 155 Halliday, John 112,165 Hamilton, Jan 142 Hammer, Steve 134 Hammonds, Roy K. Harbin, Betty Harbin, Charles Harbin, Fred 142 Hare, Cindy 142,160 Hare, Randy 134 Hargis, Carol 134 Harris, Barb 142 Harris, Doug 142 Harris, Tyann 142 Hartman, Rhonda 142,163 Hartwell, Mike 117,11,161 Harvey, Becky 2,5,134 Hasty, Karen Deniece 117 Hathaway, Mack 117,127,2,150 Hatton, Billie 142 Hatton, Randall 142 Hauer, Debbie 116 Haught, Tony Hawkins, Ricky 116 Haynes, Gary 142 Haynes, Ronnie 116 Haynes, Sharon 142 Hazlett, William 142 Heatherly, Jerry 134 Heck, Jani 142 Helfinstine, Chris 142 Heson, Don 142 Hensley, LeRoy 154 Henson,Sandy 116 Herbst, Jeff 142 Herbst, Michael 117 Herman, Augie 117,131,109, 150,161 Herring, Steve 117 Hicks, David 134 Hicks, David 142 Hicks, Mary 142 Hicks, Oscar 117 Hicks, Reti 117,155,154 Hinton, Mary 134 Hitchcock, Karen 152,134 Hobbs, Barry Hodge, Becky 116 Hodson, Bob 142 Hoffman, Alice 116,160 Hoffman, Debbie 142,158 Hoffman, Steve 116 Hollon, Lorene 134 Hollon, Loretta 134 Holtvoigt, Dave 142 Hoke, Peg 117,10,158 Hoke, Pam 116,164 Holly, Karen 117 Hopper, Jim 142 Hounshell, Steve 142 Houser, Dee 142 Houston, Rick 143 Howard, Jon 143 Howard, Wanda 143 Howe, Linda 143 Howick, Mark 154,134 Houser, Dave 134 Hubbard, Phil 134 Hubbs, Murrell T. 117 Hudgens, Claudia 117,153 Hudson, Bev 117,5 Hudson, Rhonda 118 Hughes, Kathy 118,165 Huffman, Keith 173 Huling, Jerry 134 Hull. William 134 Hulsey, Gerry 118,161 Humerick, Doug 134 Humerick, Harold Humphrey, Robyn 143 Hunt, Mary Ann 118,153,158, 160 Hurley, Denise 143 Hurley, Diane 134 Hussey, Bob 134,160,161 Ingles, Sherry Ingram, David 118,2 Innis, Richard 119,155 Irvine, Pam 134 Isaac, Kathy 119 Isaac, Ralph 143 Isaacs, Duane 134 Ison, Rick Jack, Thelma 143 Jaco, Judy 143 Jansen, Debbie 143 Jansen, Diane 119,154 Jaynes, Pam 134 Jaynes, Richard 10,156,134 Jaynes, Roger 119 Jenkins, Dave 134 Jewett, Rick 118 John, Diana 134 Johnson, Anita 143 Johnson, Charlie 134 Johnson, Garry 118 Johnson, Garry 143 Johnson, Leonard 143 Johnson, Linda 119 Johnson, Mike 134 Johnson, William 119 Johnston, Jim 143 Johnston, Johnny 119,112 Jones, Cathy 151,152,162,134 Jones, Cindy 143 Jones, Danny 119 Jones, Debbie 143 Jones, Judy 150,135 Jones, Kathy 159,160,135 Jones, Robert Jordon, Richard Jump, Kathy 151,135 Justice, Juanita 143 Justice, Rita 118 Keahler, Jackie 143 Kalter, Greg 118 Kanienberg, Kris 119.13 Kearney, Dan 119 Kearney, Jim 135 Keefe, Jacki 143,163 Keith, Steve 135 Kelly, Kathy 143 Kendrick, Karen 119,155,154 Kershner, Pam 143 Kessler, Debbie 119 Kidd, Charlotte 143 Kidwell, Rick 143 Kiger, Cindy 118 Kiger, Sandy 143 Kilburn, Carl 155,135 King, Ada 135 King, Gary 143 King, Keith 135 King, Mike King, Nicki 143 King, Sharon 143 Kirchner, David 144 Kirchner, Mike 118 Kline, Patty 144 Knedler, Bonnie 144 Knedler, Paul 135 Knedler, Paul Kneer, Debbie 118,128,162 Knight, Paul 118,154 Knight, Sara 144,158 Krisko, Kathy 119,157,165 Krug, Anne 119 Krug, Sue 119 Krull, Jon 118 Kodger, Kathy 144 Kohlbacher, Bob 135 Kokenge, Diane 135 Kottman, Mark 135,144 Krapf, William 135 Kreft, Judith Kroff, James 144 Krull, Connie 144 Krull, Kristen 135 Krull, Terry 135 Kuck, Sandy 118,165 Ladd, Deena 144 Lamb, Virginia 118 Lang, David Lee 135,155 Langley, Ronnie 144 Langos, Bruce Langos, Debbie 118 Lapham, Kirk 135 Laughead, Donald Lawson, Danny 144 Layton, Greg 135 Leen, Linda 135 Leet, Kaye 144 Legge, Steve 119,160 Leiter, Bruce 135 Leopard, Mike 135 Lewis, Janet 144 Lewis, Jeff 5,135 Lewis, Jenny 119 Leybourne, Barbara 3,4,135 Light, Diane 119,154 Lindsey, Linda 122 Lindsay, Clara 158,160,135 Lipps, Lynn 144 Loeb, Sue 122,116 Loesch, Fin 122,161 Loesch, Jan 5,135 Long, Carol Davis Lotspaih, Mark 135 Louden, Gregg 135 Lucas, Jeff 144 Luck, Sue 135 Lovely, Rodney Lowman, Jerry 154 Lybrand, Libby 144,160 McElwee, Pat 144 Lyons, Terri 122,7 McDaniel, David 122 McAfee, Rick 135 McCann, Ted 135,161 McClure, Barbara 135 McGarvey, Bob 144 McGarvey, John 123 McGrath, John 135 McGrath, Pat 122 McIntyre, Mark 135 McKee. Betty McKinney, Steve 135 McLaughlin, Connie 152,135 McManners, Gary J. 136 McNeal, Robin 137,136 McNealy, Dennis McNeese, Ed 122 McNeese, Rick 136 McNerney, Dan 122 Madewell, Paula 122 Magill, Candy 136 Mahaney, Joyce 122 Mahrt, Joyce 144 Makinson, Grant 144 Maley, John 123 Mangold, Karen 144 Mann, Jim 144,157 Manning, Barbara 136 Manning, Mike Marcum, Bruce 122,153,158 Marinelli, Rick 136 Marinelli, Tony 122 Mathis, Connie 122,108,150, 162 Mathis, Lois Ann 136 Mattingly, Martin 122 May, Barb 144 May, Mary Ann 136 Mayo, Debbie 123,153 Medford, Robert 136 Meier, Regina 123,154 Melton, Debi 123 Melzoni, Tom 123,108,150 Michel, Billy 122,2,17,161.164 Michel, Carol 144 Michel, Janet 122,160,162 Millard, Don 144 Miller, Bruce Miller, Janice 123 Miller, Mike 123 Miller, Scott 144 Miller, Terry 144 Miller, Vicki 144 Moberley, Jill 144 Monachella, Marilyn 136 Moody, Jerry 150,136 Moody. Jim L. 123,2 221 Moran, Donna 144,160 Morter, Debbie 160 Morter, Donnie 136 Morris, Jim 144 Morris, Theresa 165,136 Moore, Bruce 123 Moore, Shelia 144 Mott, Mike 144 Mottley, Don 144 Mowery, Mike 145 Mulhern, George Munch, David 122,159 Murphy, Vicki 136,150,160 Murray. Dallas 122,156,162 Murray, Richard Murrman, Angie 136 Musgrove, Betty 123,162 Musgrove, Randy Lee 3,136 Myers, Bill 145 Myers, Kenny Nagel, Rick 145 Neace, Gary 123,165 Needham, Dennis 145 Neely, Rick 154 Neuberg, Terry 123,150 Newman, Jean Newman, Paul 136 Nichols, Pam 124 Nickel, Bill 145 Nickel, Sandy 123 Nickell, Debbie 124,154 Nolan, Gary Nolen, Diana Lynn 124,155 Norman, Larry 145 Norris, Steve 124 Norton, Nancy 125 Norvell, Rick 136 Oberlin, Mike 136 Oliver, Sandy 136 Olszewski, Nicholas 154,136 Olszewski, Ron 125 O'Reilly, Michael 136 Overstreet, Bonita 165,136 Owens. Kenneth 152,159,136 Owens, Linda 136 Owens. Mike 145 Owens, Pat 124,154 Palmer, Holli 136 Parker, Diane 124 Parker, Don 124 Parker, Glenn 136 Parker, Jim 124 Parks, Debby 145 Parks, Jetta 136 Parks, Sharon 136 Patterson, Jimmy 136 Patton, Kay 145 Pavy, Lonnie 136 Pavy, Thomas 136 Payne, David 136 Payne, Jan 125 Payne, Ray 145 Payne, Steven 136 Pearson, Greg 145 Pearson, Joe Pearson, Larry 136 Pearson, Marta 145,160 Pease, Barbara 162,136 Peffley, Sharon 136 Peercy, Wanda 145 Pelfrey, Carolyn 136 Pendley, Danny 136 Pennington, Dale 145 Pennington, Sandy 136 Perdue, Tom 2 Perdue, John 145 Perkins, Shelia 136 Peters, Tom 136 Petrey, David Pettit, Lynne 145 Phillips, Daniel 154,136 Phillips. Dave 145 Phillips, Doug 145 Phillips, Michael 136 Phillips, Tim 145 Philpot, Barry Philpot, Ernie 145 Pierce, Debbie 125,156 Pietrzak, Diane 124 Pietrzak, Randy 136 Pinnick, Craig 145 Pippin, Jeri 124,155 Pohl, Terry 136 Porter, Barb 124,157.164 Porter, Joyce 136 Potter, Frank 124 Powell, Debbie 145,150,160 Powell, Donna 125 Powell, Rick 136 Powers, Vickie 125,154 Pressel, Steve 145 Price, John 154 Pryor, Debbie Pryor, Tom Puckett, Darvl 145,165 Puckett, Judy 124,162 Purvis, Kelly 145 Purvis, Sharon 124 Putnam, Jack 145 Rainwater, Rita 161,136 Ralston, Harvey 124 Ramsey, Mari Ann 136 Rankey, Bob 136 Rankin, Tony 145,160 Rasnic, Kathy 124,154 Raterman, James 136 Ray, Gerald 125 Ray, Mike 145 Ray, Sandy 145 Reagan, Kathy 136 Rearich, James 136 Rechar, Cindy 125 Recher, Debbi 145 Redder, Ron 124,161 Reed, Bobby 124,109 Reed, Keith 136.156,159 Reedy, Margo 145 Reese, Yvonne 145 Renas, Gay 124 Reynolds, Jeanette 145 Reynolds, John Rice, Brad 124 Rice, Kenny 125,13 Rich, Terry 125 Richards, Eileen 125,165 Richards, Tom 145 Richie, Tony 145 Ridge. Bob 125 Rizzo, Bob 145 Roberts, Phil 145 Roberts, Rick 145 Roberts. Tonja 126,154 Roberts. Vicki 145,150,163 Robbins, Alan 125 Robinson, Pamela 137 Renfroe, Teresa 10,136 Renfrow, Steve 136 Renfro, Steve Rees, Mark 136 Recker, Cindy 7 Riegel, Leeta 136 Riffle, Dennis 136 Rigg, Steve 136 Riley, Franklin Riley, Ronnie 136 Ritchie, Pat 150,136 Robinson, Patty 137 Rollins, Barb 137 Ross, Dan 137 Rose, Sharon 137 Rowland, Majorie 137 Rucker, Tonya 162 Rulla. Chris 137 Row, Ben 145 Roe, Brenda 145 Rogers, Gary 145,150 Rogers, Ray 126 Rogers, Vicki 145 Rohn, Gail 145 Ross, Sharon 145 Rost, Kathleen 145 Rowland, Carolyn 126 Rowland, Gary 145 Ruffin, Andy 145 Rutherford, Candee 145 Russell, Cathy 126,165 Sanders, Toni Sams, Bob 137 Sauerman, Scott 137 Satterfield, Martha 137 Satterfield, Jim Scarborough, Sherry 137 Schockley, Dennis 145 Schacht, Scott 156,159,137 Schmalenberger, Kevin 126 Schenck, Debra 137 Schneider, Sherry 126 Scothorn, Marvin 126 Scott, Monte 126 Seats. Karen 137,150,151,160 Serrer, Carol 137 Sehee, Alan 126 Sexton, Chris 137 St. Auston, Barbara 137 Shade, Sue 127.4,155 Shadley, Karen Shahan, Chris 127,151 Sharpe, Phyllis 137 Sheldon, Debbie 127 Shepard, Robyn 137 Sherrard, Connie 126,159,162, 164 Sherrard, Kay 145,163 Shipley. Pamela 137 Shouse, Kenneth Short, Gaye 126,154 Shields, Karen 137 Shields, Keith 137 Shumard, Debby 145 Siens, Jim 126 Simmons, Cindy 145 Simmons, Matthew 150,137 Simons, Bill 137,159,161 Simpson, Brenda 145,155 Simpson, Linda 137 Sims. Kenneth Sims, Patti 145 Smith, Barb 145 Smith, Barbara Smith, Carolyn 137 Smith, Dara Sue Smith, Darlene 137 Smith, Debbie 137 Smith, Debbie 137 Smith, Dennis 145 Smith, Elaine 145,163 Smith, Kim 137 Smith, Jenny 127 Smith, Jenny 145 Smith. Joey 127,110,2 Smith, Larry 137 Smith, Richard 137 Smith, Ricky 137 Smith, Vicki 137,159,160,162 Smith, Harold 59 Smith, Harlos Snoots, Carol Solomon, Debbie 137 Southard, Amy 146 Sowder, Rick 146 Sowders, Michael 137 Sorrell, Patty 146 Spangler, Karen 127,154 Sparkman, Phillip 137 Sparks, Russell 126 Sparks, Tim 146,156 Spaulding, Bob 146 Speaks, Judy 146 Speelman, Leslie 126 Speer, Jeff 146 Speer, Mike 126,165 Spencer, Bob 146 Spencer, Debbie 126,155 Spicer, Chris 146,153 Spurting, Don 127 Spradlin, Brenda 137 Spurling, Judy 127 Spurting, Robert 146 Spurlock, Patsy Spurlock, Randy 146 Stamper, Terry 138 Stanbaugh, Nancy 138 Standafer, Bonni 146 Stansell, Janet 127,154 Steck, Douglas 138 Stecko, Douglas 138 Steen, Beverley 138 Stephens, Cecelia 127 Stephens, Debbie 138 Stephens, Ralph 128 Stephens, Ray 127,2 Stevens, Bill 128 Stevenson, Barry Stewart, Sue 128,152,160 Stickweh, Bob 129,155 Stidham, Ron 129 Still, Jeffrey 138 Stone, Darlene Stone, Tony 129,155 Stone, Marlene Sue Strahan, Sue 138 Strain, Wayne 129 Sumner, Alan Sumner, Wayne 128 Sundermeyer, Billy 128 Sunsera, Steve Swart, Dan 128,164 Sweet, Doug 150,138 Sweitzer, Jerry Wayne 129,158 Tackett, Bob 129 Takacs, Otto 129 Taylor, Elizabeth 129,165 Taylor, LaVerne 128,109,152, 160 Thompson, Patsy 117,128,109 Thompson, Rick 128 Thompson, Bob 138 Times, Kathy 129 Tirey, Ronnie 129 Towson, Danny 129,109,156, 161 Tullis, Barb 116,128,2 Turner, Kathy 128 Turner, Phyllis Ullery, Don 128,155 Updyke, Howard 129 Uzzel, Kathy 129,156 Tater, Linda 138 Taulbee, Michael 155 Thompson, Dale 138 Throckmorton, David 138 Throckmorton, Michael 156, 150 Tillery, Debbie Turner, Kenneth Trost, Tom 129,112 Ullery, Don 128,155 Updyke, Howard 129 Updyke, Keith Uzzel, Kathy 129,156 222 Unger, Douglas 154,138 Vance, Jeffrey 152,138 Vaughn, Barry 129,150 Vaughn, Zack 129,2 Virag, Joan 128,11,168 Vitale, Becky 170,128,154 Vrakornvorawat, Sam 128,153 Waaland, Kim 138 Waddell, Greg 129 Wagers, Brenda 129,154 Wagers, Floyd 155,138 Wagner, Jack 129,160 Walker, Eddie 129,161 Walker, Larry 138 Walker, Steve 138,156,159 Walker, Tom 130 Walters, Kathy 138 Waitkus, Cynthia 162 Walz, Robert 138 Walters, Becky 119,130,131, 109,154 Ward, Dennis Ray 130 Watkins, Dale 138 Weaver, Diana 130,12,165 Weber, Doug 138 Webster, Mark 154,138 Wehner, Harold 170,130,156 Weiss, Debbie 138 Wells, Bonnie 150,138 West, Cecil Wheelbarger, Patty Jo 138 White, Michael Edward 118 White, Nancy 130 Whitt, Dan 130 Wickham, Stephenie 138 Wilds, Terry 130 Wilds, Mike Wiley, Robbyn 16 Wiley, Vickie 130 Williams, Mike 138 Wills, Doug 130 Wills, Ricky 150,138 Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, Deana 130,160 Wingfield, Candace 163,138 Witt, Harry Glen 138 Wolfe, Debbie Wolfe, Nina 138 Wolford, Joy 150,162 Wolfram, Danny 130 Wurst, Rita Wray, Ernie 130 Wright, Eddie Wright, Eric Yarckow, Jimmy 170 York, Kathy 138 Young, Vickie 138 Yount, Brenda 130,5 Zimmer, Dan 138 Zola, John 130,7,153,160,161,50 „fi I 1 1 t