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- Class of 1969

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Mvrg 'f, A ss- f ' .-- A g- ' UIHTU, AKD 1 R , X f if . f I Y in pix-ff' MX If ff 4 iff 5, 2 53 ,,,,..,...-an- Whiteiand Community High School is only a smaii schuol in a smaii town, but to each individual student it has a speciai meaning. For most students it is the center of social life as weii as educationg it is the center of joys and tears, fun and disappoimment. As Que turns the pages of the 1969 Wmfior, he will receive 2, giimpse of the memories which will rf-:main with many students through- uutz iheif entire lives. 3 All The Memories That Are Ours Memories are something very special, for once one has them they can never be taken away. There are good memories, as of an exciting basketball game, and there are bad memories, as of a difficult problem in math class. There are always the memories a senior girl has when she K looks over the trophy case and knows that she will not be around next year when more are won. The music department, the shop, the classrooms, the clubs, the games, and the dances are all a part of W.C.H.S. and of the memories that are ours. One, and a two, and a three . . . Come on guys, you can beat 'em! 4 Memories are made of Spirlt, iAboveJ W.C.H.S. has real spirit! 40 f .1 , uv -51 l 1 - ' K T x 'HP-, fAboveJ Take me to your leader! fBelowJ Newspaper staff diligently working. UIQ' DIR 1' ' 6' 'X' 'Eff Industry, and Activities 'iw A Ns.. tUpperJ Students trudge to their next class. lLowerJ Industrial Arts department is not only educational, but also practical. Twirlers: Back row: Becky Cornelison, Terry Drake, Christy See. Becky Rogers, .lanis Gaynor. Front row: Linda Sheets, Sharon Waugh, Debbie Doub. QI 4 r ,S if . .T Y r ,f Principal attending to high school business. Pom Pon girls: lBack row left to right! Sherri Summers. Connie Raymer, Patty Magennis. Sue Black. Vicki Freels, Barbara Ring. Dianne McPeak. tFront row left to right? Lavana Scales. Cheryl Shannon, Donna Burnell. Patty Johnson. Jeanne Cosat. Cindy Burchfield, Julia Stanfiels. Sharon Henry. Barbara Nixon. 7 ADMINISTRATION L Va... PI 0 - r' H. 1 -1 ' ,. .. .. jo , 1 I 0:4 ' '-J' ln h ' rg H3 ul Q u ' rx, 'Tf M8114 ' .'::l Ji: .jiz- 1 9- ' Wfi' :inf nf!! I .ff sggiif V - : 53: -.: -1 ..: ' f'-' ff i ' v - MI, n ...n x i i I ,.-elif' lf., V21 5 ,li -ff, '.f'Hn ng nz nu , 1 4 'un 1 . ,.,.4-4 x 'l5lO 4 att 22.30 TX, ...fav ,Wu 1 1. vw :.1,.....:it'.xgg 1psAcVLv.spn4yW5 ..n::s:n.,,,,,, 4 I 32.44. 3312 IPPYQU ,YQ r , ::::'gs'::t: -J A mi!! 4 -H ua on ww . J on A 5 0-on I.. bl K i .um , 4 49.41 ...U ' - ,f giggiqgfgg 44494 A 11111 nu. M 4' un., nn QU' or , tsiwlsiuavuv 0610 9' stun ni v 9 Of: 'in -. 1. 1 ifivirlnl f so vi' 4 44 5 QW? ': 4ia::f.n 'Hugh' . ...U un to t ffiafl A I 1 ziimza.. ' Gi nnlsa ' x 1 11444 A 1 V LAS:-n 41.10 I Q v 1 ' ' -4-A-4.-fun. ' An 'W M0 tl vnunn-sn ,44 . Ann-nun no in aeounnn-nn a n H gd an icanunan-. A nn-nun:-u , 4,,,-nun... 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Q 'r 1 I i , I. x I - Iv 7' . 1 . . 1 ' 1 . -- ' 4 A . o n - 1, : N S i vs, Mr- Hannah, SUPCHUICHGCDI CSCHICCU, and Mr- Sleighier, portant issues at Whiteland Community High School. principal, look over and discuss one of the many im- -Q bi- QW ,-P The school board members are tseated. left to rightl Mr. Robert McClain. Mr. Robert Pickhardt. Mr. Gene Dawson. Standing tleft to right? are Mr. Kenneth Ches- El QQMSUXK 5 1.54 , 5 'md if-'Nl 4 Q -Aw l-5- Mr. Chesser, as the assistant superintendent, keeps abrest of the new techniques in other schools around the state and meets the important people connected with the school system. E... -4954 'ui' ser. Mr. James Hannah, Mr. Lewis Smith, Mr. Floyd Dougherty. ,i--r ' 4 .Q-l .J .wznpp-111 3 , I 1 I Mr. Fielden. the school's athletic director. takes time, as assistant principal, to help Mr. Sleighter with school business. ll Mr. Ferguson takes time from his duties as guidance counselor to pose for a picture. W., vw . is I , In .vv., iz-E . . Z4 i 3 f K 3. ii- fi Mrs. Melvin Cseatedl and Mrs. Harbert attend to the business of the school corporation for Mr. Hannah. 'I2 .MDB Mrs. Melton tstandingb and Mrs. Stillabower keep the papers in the main office in order for Mr. Sleighter. Officials. give aid, inspire good memories To some students the administration is com- prised of people to be feared. Some students are terrified with the thought of appearing ' before a teacher or other administrative official for guidance in studies or otherwise. But with- out the teaching and guidance of the members of this department, the students of Whiteland Community High School would go into the world, ignorant of the basic elementaries of learning and undisciplined to a certain degree. The administration, in a large way, teaches us how to lead wholesome and fulfilling lives. It teaches us how to use our knowledge for the betterment of our country and the people who live in it. The administrative department at Whiteland is not a department to be feared but a part of our school to be remembered and respected for the knowledge theyimpart in us. The cooks are Betty Phelps, Ruth Brownfield, Beulah Hyatt, Josephine Mason, Jean Moriarity, Frances Fowler, Dorothy Mrs. Hardin fstanding7 and Mrs. Fleener are the school's matrons. Smith, Norma Fitzpatrick, Elsie Barnhart, Mary Shepherd, Carol Garrison, Marjorie Sleeth, and Norma Harris, head cook. zwgg f 'fi f-i' mf Mr. French as school janitor keeps the floors swept and does general maintenance around the school. 'I3 l K -- JOAN I DAIVIDSGN-AS' SHIRLEY MORGAN-Libl'HFiafL .IOYETABELING-Counselor, Orientationg SISIHHI Librarian- Co-sponsor Student Council. JAMES BANET-Wggdghop, Eighth grade RUTH BAUGHMAN-Englishg Panel Discus- Woodshop, Industrial Artsg Woodshop Club. S1011 Club. PHYLLIS BECK-Algebra, Eighth grade mathg Sunshine So- ciety, Junior Class. 'IA Ai' on ai LARRY BLEDSOE-Physical Education, Health, Orientationg Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. -fl-Q' VIRGIL BLEDSOE-Junior High Math Eighth grade math club. K. WILLIAM BLESS-General Business, Phys- ical Educationg Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football Coach, Track Coach. NORMA CLARK-Shorthand, Consumer Economics: Future Business Leaders of America. Ls' JOSEPH CREEDON-General Eighth Grade Science Club. eg vvv ARNOLD BRAMES-General Business, United States History. Leaders of America. I ,J JAMES CUMMINGS-Vocational Agricul- tureg Future Farmers of America. Junior High Future Farmers of America. F.. VN! 1 I 1- I7 1 .Ji Ui J. 54,11 ' W N ,,.. , . Y Q '- w'- 4,,..1p.'Vl' 1. , Y - Y 1-if. e VHA . ., ,l wil-,'tl75flif., 5, 4- ,-. v ,., 4 .,.- J M, 5 1 t 12- tial' x A' . K 12 rye' .1-mm, i , . .t . fw l'4 A it l' Estfvf ' xi AZWLQQ .45 Y :: , Y . '-',1Z V. 1 . f H lyslglgi f -' . 1 gr 411- A 'f 'ii . . . . 2 . - , ' 7 'u ga v v. i A ' J . ' l ' 1 4 ri - I l V- g . I ll .35 JOSEPH CALLAN-Gen- eral Science: Lettermen's Club, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, Reserve Bas- ketball Coach, Reserve Base- ball Coach. at xr L L. 'Y' PAT CLARK-Shorthand, Consumer Economicsg Future Business . f Science: ESTHER DEMAREE-English, Lating Latin Club. National Honor Society. Freshman Class. 15 NN ,E H 4'-veg, 'Q rvrrwnmm il. :ri .1 . 1 asf- 5-xi JOYCE DUVALL-Secondary Music. ,A , MARY ESSEX-Spanish, English, Spanish Club, Senior Class. RAY GRAHAM-General Shop Metals, Electricity. BETTY HAZLETT-Typing, Of- fice Practiceg Junior Class, FBLA. CAROLYN GILES-General and Eighth Grade Math: Senior Math Club. ' f I - NOEL HEAD-College Math, Advanced Math,'Geome- tryg FTA, Junior Class, Eighth Grade Athletics Club, Seventh Grade Football, Seventh Grade Basketball. -.SS -4- nw - Q . S W MIRIAM HENDRICKS-Eighth Grade English: Sunbewms. RONALD HOWELL-Chemistry. Physics: Senior Class. VICTORIA HUMPHREY-U.S. His- tory: High School Dramatics Club. Junior High Dramatics Club. MARGARET KETRING-Englishg Sunshine Society, Assistant Athletic Director. PHILLIP JOHNSON-Industrial Arts. Graphic Arts, Power Arts. R- A , . .:f.- X I MARY MARTIN-Algebra I, Applied Math. General Mathg Math Club. -rl E 'I rs rr WALTER LYONS-Biology! Junior High Athletics. -5 STEPHEN MATTICK-General Sci- enceg Booster Club. Junior High Sci- ence Club. HARLAN MCGREW-Elementary, Junior, High School Bandg Instru- mental Music Club. CARLA MCINTYRE-English, Speechg Dramatics Club, Thespian Club, Senior Play. f-'Q 9? MARSHALLMITCHELL- World History, Eighth Grade Social Studies: National Honor Society. gi DIANE NEBEL-Englishg Sunshine Soci- ety, Eighth Grade Dramatics. CONNIE PARKER-French, Eighth Gra Musicg French Club, Sunbeams. Junior Red Cross Club. GLORIA PORTER-Junior High Art, Art lllg Eighth and Ninth Grade Art Appreciation Club. 18 RONALD PHILLIPS-Industrial Electronics. ELIZABETH POPE,-Home Economicsg Fu- Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drafting: ture Homemakers of America, Health Careers, Senior Class Sponsor. PAUL RITTERSKAMP-United States His- tory, Government: Hi-Y. HELEN ROGERS-Englishg Red Cross Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor. 'O' 3 sl MARTHA SANDERS-English, Journal- ROBERT STONE-High School Arts and Craftsg VIRGINIA SUMMERLOT- ismz The SFFIOKC Signals, The Warrior, Fu- Arts Service Club, Arts and Crafts, Senior Class Typing, Bookkeeping. ture Teachers of America. Sponsor, JIM THAYER-United States History, Soci- DONALD TREIBIC-College English, Eng- ology, Driver's Education: Cross Country, llSl'l2KCyClUb- Freshman Basketball Coach. MARGEY HILLIS-Speech and Hearing Therapist. ARLENE WILSON-Home Economicsg DORIS PICKHARDT-School Nurse. Future Homemakers of America. I9 CLUBS y nf . I Q1 1 .- . ,Ka ff? 1 I I I I 1 'jlgk X. --Q.f::f' 1351 ' in . v 20 . .-N... t . qv , ,,f.r'-':--x.. jf ' . r,f :.'.uvj. .- - r . . , .' 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D.. ,. ,-I '.. ,a' ' .',.:5 ..-h. -'fn . ,. , ..f .iz --D . - ', .Qi l'.,ot.L2x'..v.',,H.,-'..'.,s x'., vi,.,v.,..-.594',x-nn.:-U..'-....v..: -',.-5--,.-5.-5 .111-,.-.gv .-3. '..v..1.-.,u.1u'1s'.p.,v.. ,1 '. ' 0x. q':u Q'u ,i'..' '..g2.,.-.Sn ,wiv ,. , J A .- 9.5.1. .AL ,L ,tug v v 9. ., '0fgV.,'o'.,l':.1': 'fain'-'A' . v -4 ..x.o ,Q Azz.. .,' DJ.. I' u' '.n U ,u'. Q , ' . Q' .n 'yu .q'...b..v 1o.,v' , o ,. ',v'1,0.',1t..'., .. . Students, officials work for each other The purpose of the Student Council is to present the complaints of the student body to the administration. During the year this group issued and checked cards. This year, as always, the Student Council sponsored a money drive for the support of our Korean orphan. The Student Council is also in charge of all school- wide elections, Homecoming, and the selection of as- sembly programs. Student Council sponsors are Mr. James Sleighter and Mrs. Joyce Tabeling. STUDENT COUNCIL Row l: C. Bush, B. Shepherd, C. McClain, J. Suding, T. Letourneau. Row 2: T. Cottingham, M. Davidson, S. Wehdt, W. Church, K. Purdue, L. Buel, J. Gay- nor, S. Copeland, J. Stanfield, J. Becker, V. Combest. Row 3 The Student Council officers are Craig Bush, president, Becky Shepherd, vice presidentg Cindy McClain, secretary: John Suding, treasurer. J. Suding, M. Deakins, T. Grogan, M. Deakins, D. Glover, C. Garrison, B. Shirley, B. Hayes, S. Whitesides, E. Cornelison. Row 4: H. Schapson, D. Osborne, R. Mason, J. Wininger, D. Church, R. Streif, R. Manis, R. Ross, D. Bennett. 22 i I SUNSHINE SENIORS Row l: J. Brogdon, J. Bernardi, L. Robinson, L. Crandall, J. Bechtel, S. Waugh, B. Shepherd, D. Streeval, K. Schultz, P. Mitchell, D. Ault, L. Sheets, C. Mackey, W. Church, A. Becker, V. Anderson. Row 2: P. Brown, B. McClain, B. Nolting, C. See, L. Rhodes, T. Hughey, W. Thornton, P. Moore, P. Craig, J. Richey, K. Elkins, C. McClain, P. Weston, J. Taylor, J. Wendt. Row 3: E. Torres, D. Carpenter, L. Jewell, S. Pickhardt, L. Harmon, S. Hommey, D. Witt, D. Glover, S. Black, P. Magennis, C. Shannon, D. Yatsko, P. Messer, P. Thompson, K. Meyers. Sunshiners remember dance, ideal ladies The Sunshine Society had a full schedule this year. At the beginning of the year each girl chose a woman for her ideal lady. In May a tea was held to reveal their names and honor them. In October the formal initiation was held for all new members. The annual Sunshine Dance was held in November. The Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in April and the senior farewell was the last meeting. SUNSHINE UNDERCLASSMEN Row l: B. Beasley, T. Richey, N. Davis, J. Hazelett, A. Hoskins, C. Garrison, G. Gant, C. Baker, V. Galloway, J. Stanfield, C. Fitzpatrick, C. Rietel, C. Raymer, J. Gaynor, D. Hunter, P. Zike, D. Wagner, V. Freels, M. Deakins. Row 2: D. Detwiler, M. Davis, N. Weston, C. Harmon, L. Shannon, J. Hoffman, B. Dunlap, R. Davis, S. Henry, B. Rodgers, S. Poole, B. Cornelison, P. Maples, M. Burton, C. Walters, K. McDermott, R. Leeman, S. Copeland, G. Burchtield, D. Buchanan, N. Crumbaugh, M. Yoke, P. Woodcock. Row 3: L. Harrison, M. Madden, C. Kent, B. Willever, C. Kinder, R. Houchin, C. Inabnitt, C. McNew, C. DeMott, M. Weddle, E. Allison, D. Burnell, B. Chandler, M. Bain, M. Christian, T. Davidson, S. Smith, G. Mitchell, K. Giraud, D. Polley, R. Dougherty, M. Quinn, B. Nixon, V. Spears, P. Bell, D. Esteb, B. Ring. Row 4: M. Flaherty, K. Purdue, P. Johnson, C. Larson, C. Neeman, J. Deutsch, S. Williams, D. Luper, D. Werden, S. Stovall, L. Dorman, M. Zumbrum, P. Clark, R. Bain, D. Kirkpatrick, K. Meyers, S. Wendt, J. Harbert, B. McClain, C. Allen, M. Lewis, C. Purdy, K. Shannon, B. Dahoney, C. Melloan, S. Wood. Row 5: T. Drake, J. Holt, M. Sims, J. Harden, T. LeTourneau, L. Buehl. P. Wolfington, G. Brown, J. Street, J. Polley, P. Kirkham, S. The club made favors for the teachers' desks every month, and they kept flowers in the office. The club also made contributions to the Gateway Center, Musca- tatuck Hospital, and the Riley Fund. The Sunshine Society is a service organization dedi- cated to the betterment of the community through helping others. . Lusk. D. Saba, D. Everett, D. Bishop, S. Ostermeier, P. Morris, T. Melvin, B. Shirley, J. McDonald, S. Miller, P. Mynatt, A. Thompson, C. Long. Row 6: P. Bertsch, J. Nettrour, K. Height, A. Benner, M. Miller, D. Haggi, S. Miller, K. Bumberger, R. Corn, T. McDermott, J. Schofield, D. Williams, J. Speas, S. Whitesides. P. Brown, S. Austin. B. Davenport, C. Long, L. Jones, B. Carson, E. Myron. Row 7: B. Cope, J. McKabe, M. Ladigo, D. Jennings, S. Pate, V. Adams, C. Sims, S. Sherfield, S. Moore, L. Brantley, B. Miller. L. Scales, P. Bearry, S. Wakefield, J. Bechtel, S. Acton, V. Parrish, S. Burnell, S. Whitaker, K. Trisler, A. Gardner, V. Coovert. Row 8: ,N. McMurray, R. Riley, I. Higgins, P. Maudlin, B. Mitchell, L. Clark, D. Huck, B. Jones, R. Meredith, J. G-rizzle, M. Dougherty, D. Vaught, P. Shirley, D. Drake, T. McAndrews, B. Brogdon, T. Morgan, L. Cox. Row 9: N. Grimm, B. Nixon, L. Glover, T. Dunlap, C. Merideth, M. LaBonte, A. Torres, L. Dew, S. Crandell, C. Williams, K. Smith, D. Dalton, M. McFetridge, M. Owen, J. Mynatt. Row 10: N. Jewell, K. Nut- ting, P. Magennis, D. Egbert, D. Newhouse, L. Whaley, D. Shrum, C. Rhoades, C. Burchfield, R. Fleming, J. Becker, B. Coffman, M. Sands, D. McPeak. Row 1: R. Bruhn, D. Parham. Row 2: D. Chasteen. T. Ca - penter. Row 3: R. Stanbaugh, D. Money, Mr. Stone. Art Service members donate time to school Members of Art Service Club were busy painting and creating posters for school sponsored functions this year. They all had to work on their own time. Members must have taken art or be currently en- rolled in it. Arts and Crafts Club explore craft areas Experimentation and demonstrations exploring the craft areas were the primary activities of the Arts and Crafts Club this year. Because of small membership and the type of activity, no officers were elected. Mr. Stone is the club's sponsor. Row l: Mr. Stone, G. Higgins, C. Demott. Row 2: B. Stogs- dale, R. Stanbough, D. Emrick, G. Judkins, R. Bruhn. Row 3: T. Theisking, D. Chasteen, T. Carpenter, D. Crawford, S. Detwiler, D. Coffman, D. Gibson. 25 Dramatics Club has o Boys Allowed NO BOYS ALLOWED, a three act play which was presented in April, was the main project of the Dra- matics Club this year. They also presented a scene from a three act play as a program for one of their meetings. The club cooperates with all other departments and clubs in helping their programs as best they can. Points are given according to the system adapted by the Thespian Troupe to those interested in becoming a member of the Thespian Troupe. Officers this year were: president, Cindy Mackey, vice-president, John Lampsong secretary, Wendy Thornton, and treasurer, Diana Myron. Mrs. McIntyre and Mrs. Humphrey were sponsors. DRAMATICS Row I: Mrs. Humphrey, C. Mackey, J. Lamp- son, W. Thornton, D. Myron, K. Meyers, M. Henderson, R. White, D. Wentworth, J. Taylor, Mrs. Mclntyre. Row 2: J. Bernardi, J. Brogden, P. Messer. C. Reimer, R. Brownfield. J. Matlock, J. Hazelett, R. Foley, M. Lancaster, J. Foster, C. Mrs. Mclntyre, dramatics sponsor, directed the senior class play. Here, Joe Schenk listens as Craig Bush Crightj tries out his magic. Cornelison. Row 3: J. Cosat, R. Sevier, C. Walters, P. B. Cornelison, D. Hunter, M. Burton, C. Santucci, K. ley, C. Raymer, B. Jones, E. Myron. Row 4: J. Byers, ham, A. Ventor, J. Schofield, S. Sherfield, S. Moore, T. mott, P. Hatfield, J. Meyers, D. Philpot, J. Wyant. M aples Towns D. Par- McDer- 27 SWE X if-fm: wgf vw 5 '1 if ch n X 1 mv x eil' XX +1 5 K G x 1 -y- , F? lv i.1f ff tw ,9 W mygv .1 S ' P3 T25 1 M- .4 1 -- -HL 'Ula i-4 he L lb.. U- - . r.-:,,f,v,. . - Nl. L:Bonte. L. Dew. B. Davenport, D. Everrett, D. Saba, P. Kzrltam. K. Smith. T. Patton. S. Lusk, M. Deakins, D. Bell, D. Barnard. T. Leach. G. Miller, J. Elkins, E. Stephenson. Row 5 D. Sago. B. Brown. J. Shrum, M. Cosat, D. Knox, P. Bertsch F. Combest. S. Wood. T, Noonan, J. Mendoza, B. McMurray l Ht, A. Fowler. F. Quintana, S. Austin, B. Hannah, D. Copeland, J Pass. S. Byerly. M. Owens, J. Grogan, P. Holeman. D. Thomp- son. J. Wooten. J. Lampson. Row 6: R. Fleming. R. Alden, J Byers. J. Howson. D. Wood. B. Young, D. Moore. M. Shultz C. Walters. D. Esteb. and Director, Harlen McGrew. 29 FBLA Row l: Mrs. Clark. D. Streeval. C. Garrison. J. Taylor. P. Weston. L. Rhodes. S. Schultz. R. Smith. Mrs. Hazlett. Row 2: J. Hoffman. A. Hoskins. S. Steingruber. C. Purdy. L. Crandall. C. Rietal. P. Mitchell. C. Shannon, D. Carpenter. E. Torres. T. Hughey. J. Favinger. R. Melton. Row 3: W. Church. G. Gant. K. Myers. J. Lafara. S. Waugh. K. Shultz. S. Cope- Future businessmen work and learn Several members of FBLA went to the state conven- tion this year, and their candidate Connie Garrison was elected for state secretary. They worked very hard on slogans and posters to support her. Mrs. Norma Clark and Mrs. Betty Hazlett are club sponsors. FTA Row l: Mrs. Sanders. A. Becker. D. Barnett. T. Law- rence. S. Acton. Mr. Head. Row 2: C. McClain. L. Robinson. S. Leavell, T. Allen. R. Davis. V. Galloway. K. Girous. J. Stanfield, M. Davis. Row 3: D. Doub. M. DeVries. S. Reimer. land. R. Doughtey. S. Henry. B. Rodgers. S. Smith. J. Gaynor. D. Polley. P. Whaley. Row 4: C. Baker, C. Melloan, K. Shan- non. D. Huck. L. Clark. T. Richey. C. Larson. P. Wolfington, M. Vaught. V. Freels. D. Wagner. S. Poole. J. Bechtel. P. Bailey. Future teachers host man guest speakers Future Teachers had lots of guest speakers this year. They were Mr. Sleighter, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Chesser, Mrs. Wren from Gateway Learning Center, and various student teachers. The State Convention was held at the new John Marshall High School. J. Wendt. L. Brantley. C. Kinder. R. Houchin. B. Dunlap, P. Brown. G. Mitchell. S. Black. Row 4: D. Detwiler. M. Deacons, P. Craig, S. Leavell. P. Schumacher, E. Allison. V. Anderson. F. Harbert. B. Chandler. FFA Row l: B. Smith, D. Parmalee, T. Hedrick. L. Robinson, C. Billingsly, J. Facemire. B. McClain. T. Beckman. Row 2: B. McMurray, J. Reed. R. Linehan. S. Eastburn. T. Richardson, J. Beard. M. Branham, T. Gaughn. T. Harmon, J. Dougheny. Future farmers have chapter sweetheart The Whiteland Chapter of FFA selected Ryllis Doughtery for their Chapter Sweetheart. This was the first year this has been done. Merrill Kelsay is one of this chapter's outstanding members and is now serving as state FFA vice presi- dent. Merrill graduated from Whiteland in '67 and was president of the club during his senior year. 'Along with caring for the school shrubbery and working on the school farm they have the coat check at ball games and presented programs to the school and civic community groups. FHA Row l: Mrs. Pope, B. McClain. J. Brogdon, S. Black, B. Nolting, J. Bernardi, P. Thompson, P. Magennis, S. Hom- mey. Row 2: K. Purdue, S. Steingruber, T. Brown, L. Harmon, Row 3: B. Schultz, M. Pickhardt, D. Copeland, J. Shelton. D. Sandefur. J. Kirby, D. Dougherty, T. Lewis, G. Curry, Mr. Cummings. Row 4: J. Hobbs. J. Witt. C. Cooper. D. Kelsay, R. Smithey. M. Schultz, T. Reed. T. Davidson. D. Wood. Future homemakers formerl initiated This was the first yearvfor F.H.A. at W.C.H.S. The club was formally initiated by the Franklin Chapter in April. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Pope were sponsors. The purpose of this club is to generate interest in home decorating, cooking, and serving. It is open to all high school girls. S. Harmon, M. Miller, S. Wakefield. P. Clark, Mrs. Wilson. Row 3: M. Flarhety, C. Sims, K. Townsley, D. Drake, C. Melloan, K. Smith, B. Cope. S. Stovall. PANEL DISCUSSION T. Theisking, C Fitzpatrick S V Coovert J Pass L Bush Stovall, Mrs. Baughman, L. Dorman, S. Wakefield P Clark Students express 1d6aS 1n Panel D1scuss1on The Panel Discussion club is made up of students pate who like lively discussions of current and social prob This year the club took up a collection from its mem lems or, for that matter, just lively discussions The bers The money will be used to buy gifts for the for group is small so every member gets a chance to part1c1 gotten people in a home for the aged Thespians are e s y best actors The purpose of Thespians is to create more excellence in the standards of dramatics. Points are given for various club activities. When a student acquires the necessary points, he is then invited to become a member of the Thespian Troupe. 32 RED CROSS Row l: M. Hannah, D. Fishel, M. Babbs, G. Higgins. Row 2: D. Stowell, A. Thompson, M. Madden, R. Meredith. Row 3: Mrs. Rodgers, S. Johann. Row 4: J. Drake, B. Duhammel, J. Taylor, D. Yatsko, A. Theresa. Mr. Phillips. Health Club creates interest in medicine The main purpose of the Health Careers Club is to create interest in careers in the field of medicine. To this end, Mrs. Elizabeth Pope and Mrs. Doris Pickhardt, club sponsors, helped president, Linda Har- rison, to get many interesting films and speakers for programs during the club meetings this year. Red Cross busy with overseas box The Red Cross Club of W.C.H.S. is a service club devoted to furthering the activities and projects of the Johnson County Red Cross and the National Red Cross. It's projects are those suggested by the Red Cross high school youth. The projects this year have included individual friendship boxes that were sent to needy school children, and a large overseas box was sent to a needy school designated by the National Red Cross. They also sup- plied tray favors made by the group to local hospitals and nursing homes for special holidays. This year the club sponsored a safety program within the school. HEALTH CAREERS Row l: Mrs. Pope, J. Polley, G. Brown. Row 2: R. Riley, J. Street. Row 3: l. Higgins, J. Grizzle. Row 4: L. Harrison, A. Thompson. Row 5: R. Bunon, P. Reynolds. 33 C'7 Q lg ii i 3 if 3 is FCA Row l: Mr. Bledsoe. R. Smith, D. Barnett, G. Neeman, D. Wood. Row 2: J. Suding, C. Moser, R. Melton, T. Lawrence, thletes remember FCA Conference The Fellowship of Christian Athletes held a very active schedule. The club attended church as a group once a month and several boys from the club attended the National FCA Conference during the summer. This year's officers were Ricky Smith, Pres., Dale Bamett, V. Pres., Gary Neeman, S'ecy.g John Means, Treas. and Dan Woods, Bulletin Chairman. Its sponsor is Mr. Larry Bledsoe. Row l: Mr. Ritterskamp, D. Hunter, M. Duhamel, G. Hines- ley, S. Byerly, J. Wyant. Row 2: G. McDonough, J. Sullivan. B. Clark, D. Gibson, D. Egbert, G. Wethington, T. Lawrence. Row 3: L. Robinson, S. Hart, B. Smith, L. Bush, R. Sevier, W. R. Cross, R. Brown. Row 3: C. Brantley, P. Norris, R. Bruhn, B. Blake, G. Hudson, R. Fleming. Sectional dance kept Hi-Y busy The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commu- nity high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y this year sponsored the Sectional dance between games of the sectional. Besides this, they also had the light fund for the auditorium and stage and they helped with cleaning the concession area. Owens, M. Downey. Row 4: J. Foster, G. Williams, D. Snell- ing, J. Emlet, D. Wood, K. Leiferman, D. Crawford, A. Fowler, F. Combest, B. Carson, S. Ford. 34 Row l: Miss Clark, P. Magennis, P. Patrick, S. Copeland, K. Meyers, D. Glover, P. Thompson, D. Witt, E. Torres. Row 2: J. Cosat, J. Lafara, S. Poole, C. DeMott, S. Smith, R. Dough- erty, B. Beasley, L. Buell, C. Long, M. Vaught. Row 3: J. Hohlt, P. Wolfington, D. Egbert, D. Warden. J. Deutsch, T. Drake, P. Mynatt, K. Purdue, P. Johnson, C. Larson, D. Kirk- patrick, l. Higgins, R. Riley. Row 4: C. Neeman, M. Miller, J. Bayless, S. Ostermeier, B. Coffman. T. McDermott, J. Schultz, AA has tough schedule in sports Speedball, basketball, volleyball, bowling, and soft- ball are some of the activities of GAA. The club has varsity competition in basketball and volleyball. The state organization sponsors playdays in all the sports plus workshops and demonstrations in dance and gym- nastics. Officers this year were pres., Patty Magennis, V. Pres., Patsy Patrick, and Sec.-Treas., Sharon Copeland. Miss Clark sponsors the club. Row l: G. Neeman, R. Smith, R. Smith, T. Hedrick, C. Brant- ley, D. Wood, B. Blake, Mr. Treibic. Row 2: J. Suding, C. Moser, J. Andrews, A. McCIish, J. Hodge, D. Dougherty, D. Scales. Row 3: D. McCloud, K. Zeimer, C. Billingsly, G. Hud- son, J. Schenk, B. McClain. Row 4: R. Strief, R. Fleming, L. Smith, J. Means. J. Schofield, A. Ventor, S. Shertield, M. Deakins, V. Freels, D. Wagner. Row 5: J. Mynatt, L. Kinser, C. Williams, A. Torres, C. Cox, L. Brantley, S. Crandall, L. Dew, S. Moore, J. Mc- Donald, B. McClain, S. Wendt, P. Zike. Row 6: C. Long, D. Vaught, M. Dougherty, C. Kent, A. Gardener, D. Parrish, M. Zumbrum, N. Grimm, P. Magennis, C. Meredith, T. Dunlap, L. Glover, R. Fleming. Vietnam - one of Key Club projects The Key Club devoted its time to a number of worth- while projects this year. The most outstanding of which was sending packages to armed forces units in Vietnam. In many ways they helped the children at Gateway Learning Center for retarded children in Franklin. They also contributed money to FCA, new ambulance for the New Whiteland Emergency Unit and donated food and gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. Each year they sponsor a highway safety program in conjunction with the State Police. The Key Club also help keep our school clean by cleaning the concession area and trophy case. The officers this year included Gary Neeman, Pres., Ricky G. Smith, V. Pres., Charles R. Smith, Secy., Terry Hedrick, Treas., Dan Wood, Sergeant of arms. It was sponsored by Mr. Treibic and Kiwanis Interna- tional of Whiteland. The Key Club is a service organization dedicated to the betterment of the school and community. LATIN CLUB T. LeTourneau, S. Wendt, B. McClain, M. Lewis, S. Schultz, M. Yoke, J. Cosat, G. Meyers, D. Sego, R. Scott. Row 2: F. Harbert, B. Beasley, B. Ring, C. Purdy, K. Shannon, P. Woodcock, J. Richey, J. Favinger, E. Kackley, S. Ford, J. Crossman, C. Moser. Row 3: B. Shirley, S. Ostermeier, C. Rhoades, D. Hand, C. Long, P. Mynatt, L. Harrison, C. Allen, D. Esteb, D. Money, D. Rainey, D. Parham, Mrs. Demaree. Row 4: P. Bertsch, S. Whitesides, J. Speas, D. Roman Banquet held a success The purpose of this club is not only to promote a greater appreciation and knowledge of the classics, but to enjoy group participation in social activities and projects. This year they had the Roman banquet. The members were in costumes. They had a slave auction, played Roman games and ate Roman food. Motto is: Esse Quam Videri SPANISH CLUB Row I: Mrs. Essix, E. Torres, V. Galloway, J. Wooten. D. McPeak, D. Carpenter. Row 2: A. Torres, J. Pass, N. Crumbaugh, S. Miller, J. McDonald, D. Ault, D. Wentworth. Row 3: L. Whaley, N. Weston, l. Higgins, R. Williams, S. Pate, L. Scales, D. Everett, D. Bishop, D. Saba. M. La Bonte, S. Austin, B. Carson. Row 5: T. Melvin, P. Morris, B. Coffman, C. Burchfiels, A. Ventor, L. Kinser, C. Williams, D. Dalton, L. Brantley, J. Mynatt, C. Long, B. Henry, S. Leavell. Row 6: R. Alden, P. Potter, C. Barnett, G. Hayes, D. Bennett, M. Hackett, J. Drake, L. Scott, M. Cosat, R. Ross, P. Norris, R. Manis, L. Thompson. Spanish food is served b members President, Elia Torres, along with sponsor Mrs. Essex and other officers-Vicki Galloway, Jimmy Wooten, and Diane McPeak helped to give a successful initiation banquet. Spanish food was served by the first year club members and the cooks were Mrs. Torres and Mrs. Mendoza. Along with the initiation, they also had a dinner at a Spanish Restaurant. Riley, D. Kirkpatrick, K. Meyers, D. Thompson, L. Hedrick, K. Searcy. Row 4: T. Patton, T. McDermott, J. Bayless, B. Cope, C. Reimer, H. Hoskins, E. Stephenson, J. Hardin, M. Carter. Posters made b Math Club The Math Club this year experimented with math problems and made posters. Officers of the club this year were Pres., Danny Hendricksong V. Pres., David Owensg Sec.-Treas., Roger Lewis. Sponsoring the club was Mrs. Giles. MATH CLUB Row l: Mrs. Giles, G. Parrish, R. Lewis. Row 2: D. Owens, D. Hendrickson, R. Fields. Christmas Caroling done in French The French Carnival, a dinner at Chez J ean's French Restaurant, Christmas caroling, and frequent parties will all be remembered by the members of the French Club this year. Also initiation will bring lasting memo- ries to those members who were new to the club this year. FRENCH CLUB Row l: Mrs. Parker, J. Suding, S. Williams, N. Jewell, G. Bush, D. Sherfield, F. Poole. Row 2: M. Long, S. Sherfield, S. Moore, J. Schofiele, C. Mitchell, L. Buell, B. Brogdon, B. Miller, V. Adams. Row 3: P. Whaley, B. Dehoney. Officers this year were Pres., Lynda Shipley, V. Pres., Jim Sudingg Sec., Suzie Williams, Corresponding Sec., Larry Bush, and Treas., Nancy Jewell. Sponsoring the club was Mrs. Connie Parker. L. Clark, M. Henderson, P. Wolfington, S. Battin, R. Sevier, D. Buchanan, M. Owens. Row 4: M. Downey, R. Brown', J. Foster, F. Schumacher, B. Hannah, K. Nutting, J. McElwain, D. Egbert. F. Ross, T. Leech. Sth ATHLETICS Row l: B. Smith, B. Thompson, M. Cor- bin. Row 2: T. Messer, R. Lane, D. Richardson, B. Fields, D. Petro, K. Hight, D. Beckner, D. DeMott. M. Harris, K. Brown- field, R. Meredith, R. Mason, M. McNew, B. Burris, M. Rut- ledge, J. Lewis, D. Sandefur, R. Gibson, M. Jones. Row 3: R. Nolting, T. Yoke, K. Threlkel, G. Crane, B. Eggers, R. Metz. B. Poole, R. Shipp, R. Morris, R. Polesel, D. Davis, R. Dalton, G. McClain, D. White, D. Bradley, D. Bailey, S. Copeland, R. Jr. High Clubs prepare students This year there were many clubs that were helpful in preparing 8th graders for the years of activities ahead. The 8th Grade Dramatics Club sponsored by Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Nebel was very active this year. They attended a play at Clowes Hall and put on a Christmas play called THE CHRISTMAS OBOE. Then they finished the year with a club picnic. Mrs. Humph- rey and Miss Nebel claim, they are the noisiest club in the history of the school. The Sunbeams' year was filled with demonstrations on proper manners and other subjects to prepare them for the high school club, the Sunshine Society. Sponsors this year were Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. Parker. Demonstrations of wrestling holds, methods of blocking, running, and tackling in football, activity periods for playing battle ball, and basketball, and films on football and basketball all kept the 8th grade Athletics Club on the move. The sponsors this year were Walt Lyons and Noel Head. The 8th Grade Math Club was busy this year learn- ing new math tricks and if you've a problem, you should look these boys up. Mr. V. Bledsoe sponsored the club this year. 38 Hill. R. Ramsey. Row 4: D. Fulkerson, R. Price, M. Wyant, J. Ballard, S. Ziemer, J. Wininger, D. Linder, K. Poole, . Stovall, S. Sichting, J. Curtis. T. Grogan, J. Anderson, . Miller, R. Brown, W. Wallen, R. Riser. Row 5: D. Phillips, . Miller, J. Morrow, J. Fowler, T. Buchanan, D. Heagy, . Osborne, H. Philpot, A. Foster, F. Anderson, G. Shorts. . Lawrence, M. Moriarity, R. Shann, M. Dugan, M. Summers, -lU7UQU D. Stanley, R. Glover. 8th MATH CLUB P. Sharkey, Mr. V. Bledsoe, P. Davis, T Buchanan. 8th GRADE DRAMATICS Row l: Miss Nebel, H. Philpot, L. Limp. K. Thompson, D. Raftery, R. Morris, M. Harris, D. DeMott, B. Coper, Mrs. Humphrey. Row 2: T. Jackson, P. Abbott, C. Garrison, R. Ramsey. P. Melton, S. Price, R. Red mond, T. Thornton, K. Wentworth, K. Long, K. Johnson, D. Brown, C. Patton, C. Schumacher, S. Strange, L. Rhoades. Row 3: L. Buchanan, S. Black. T. Clark, R, Johnson, M Walters, N. Mullinix, D. Raymer, J. Kinser, S. Cooper, C. Bailey, E. Wendt. J. Wood. B. Tracy, T. McPeak, M. Sink. K Ballinger. Row 4: T. Lawrence, P. Sharkey, S. Sichting, R. SUNBEAMS Row l: Mrs. Parker, S, Cooper, D. Stanbaugh D. Magennis, J. Kinser, D. Raymer, G. Harden, C. Rietel, S Thomas. Mrs. Hendricks. Row 2: N. Mullinix, P. Abbott, C Garrison, D. Raftery, P. Melton, S. Price, D. Freels, P. Ferris S. Pointer, K. Johnson, R. Jones, L. Rhoades, C. Long. Row 3 M. Walters, J. Radamacher, M. Hommey, D. Brown, J. Duclos G. Shultz, T. McPeak, V. Combest, D. Cain, T. Russell, M Peebles, K. Wentworth, B. Fowler. Row 4: C. Showalter, R w s Meredith, B. Poole, D. Osborne, R. Shipp, P. Thrall, M Deakins, B. Fowler, J. Rademacher, R. Jones, D. Stovall. M Davidson, R. Wolfington, M. Peebles. Row 5: D. Distler, J Dalton, D. Magennis, D. Stambaugh, T. Ault, B. Patterson. P Faris, P. Sandlin, S. Rhoades, S. Pointer, D. Freels, G. Shotts R. Price, S. Copeland. Row 6: M. Bryant, B. Lamar, D. Delt L. Sullivan, D. Moriarity, R. Vaught, P. Emlet, M. Demaree M. Johann, D. Brown, R. Riser, K. Poole, G. McClain, D Linder, D. Beckner. Rodie, E. Cornelison. G. Nettrour, M. Brewster, D. Moriarity, B. Meyers. J. Rademacher, P. Emlet, R. Vaught, R. Redmond. T. Thornton. B. Patterson. Row 5: P. Ogdon, D. Bush, J. Wood. D. McDonald, C. Patton, C. Schumacher, L. Sullivan, M. Richey, M. Demaree, M. Johnson, D. Delk, J. Mikesell, T. Ault, R. Johnson. Row 6: P. Sandlin, P. Thrall, J. Dalton, K. Thomas, M. Davidson, R. Wolfington, L. Limp, E. Wendt, C. Bailey, B. Tracy, S. Coffman, T. Clark, S. Black. -wq 39 Eighth graders have man new experiences The eighth grade FFA this year was busy in activities that will orientate the members of the opportunities and activities of the high school chapter. James Cummings was sponsor of the group along with the high school chapter. The primary objective of the eighth grade science club was achieved this year through direct observation of scientific experiments and by the discussion of the contributions of science to industry and society. Its sponsors were Mr. Creedon and Mr. Mattix. The eighth grade art club provides these students with the opportunity to create hobbies and interests in that field. It is sponsored by Mrs. Porter. EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE Row l: Mr. Creedon, R. Dal- ton, D. White, T. Grogan, S. Winninger. Row 2: R. Gibson K. Threlkel, T. Yoke, R. Shannon, D. Davis, M. Newhouse, D. Petro, R. Metz, D. Bechman. Row 3: R. Price, T. McDonald EIGHTH GRADE FFA Row l: S. Copeland, J. Lewis, D. Beckman. Row 2: K. Brownfield, R. Ramsey, L. Christian. Row 3: M. Newhouse, T. Lawrence. Row 4: R. Nolting, R. Polesel. Row 5: R. Snepp, Mr. Cummings, D. Sandefur. B. Eggers, R. Lane, R. Sc-hloesser, B. Thompson, K. Thomas, M. Corbin. Row 4: D. Phillips, J. Morrow, J. St. Clair, M. Hineman, B, Brown, R. Glover, M. McNew, S. Wiloughby, M. Jones, 40 EIGHTH GRADE ART Row li Mrs. POFICF. M. Bush, K. Row 3: R. Estes, P. Downey, S. Acton, M. Pebbles, B. Lamar, Christian, P. Sandlin, J. Byers. Row 2: M. Deakins, D. Beaman, M. Brewster, K. Ballinger, B. McMurray. T. Carpenter. J. Shannon. J. McDonald. T. Jackson, T. Hedrick. It takes spirit for a good team The cheerleaders, Murt Davidson, Kathy Thompson, leader and cheerblock to make a good team, and these and Patty Melton did a very good job this year on their girls showed everyone that they had spirit. enthusiasm. Everyone knows that it takes a good cheer- CHEERLEADERS Martha Davidson, Kathy Thompson, and PHIMCIIOI1- x 41 SPORTS Q W 1 1 N V-lie-1...,., i. Qil gg1 s X l. , R 'F if A 915-H ff 41 'I .1 -l --- -V.-.- L... VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One: Joe Hodge. T: Rick Smith, SB: John Suding, DB: Arvie McClish, G: Roy Bruhn, C: Dan Wood, E: John Means, HB: Paul Gindling, E: Jerry Andrews, G: Mike McElwain, TE. Row Two: Mike Lucid, FB: Dave Osborne, HB: Oliver Pointer, T: Mike Osborne, QB: Bobby Young, SB: .lay Swearingen. HB: Mike Flaherty. QB: Bob Beard, FB: Greg Wall, G: Tim Blackwell. C: Gordon Quinn, G. Row Three: Roger Simpson, FB: .lim Drake, G: Roger Brown, E: Dannie Yeich, T: Mike Gindling, C: Jerry Crossman. T: Jim Suding, DB: Mike Bailey, T: Bill Lucid, HB: Jerry Belcas, E: Dennis Sherfield, T: Charles Brantley, HB. Row Four: Richard Scott, Student Manager: Steve Bayless, Student Manager: Mr. Lyons, Assit'. Coach: Mr. Bless, Varsity Coach: Mr. Brinkman, Reserve Coach: Terry Hed- rick, Student Manager: Scott Ford, Student Manager. '69 Warriors have finest season, 6-4 The 1968-69 Football season was the finest year White- land has ever seen. The team was exceptionally well pre- pared for the hard earned 6-4 record. During the season Whiteland outscored their opponents by 117 points. The team's game average was 26.1 while their opponents averaged only 14.4 points per game. A sports fan would say Whiteland was the best all around football team in competition in Johnson County. Season Record 6-4 WCHS OPP. OPP. SCORE 18 Franklin 37 60 Plainfield Charlton 12 39 Edinburg 7 25 Mooresville 0 39 Center Grove 6 27 Avon 7 7 Greenwood 27 14 Decatur Central 20 25 South Adams 14 J Danville A 261 144 x l 44 Coach Bless talks to co-captains, Rick Smith and Dan Wood, about pre-game instructions. John Means makes an excellent move to get away from his opponent. Coach Brinkman studies the team statistics. Means is M , state's 2nd scorer John Means was proclaimed the second leading scorer in the state for the 1968-69 football season. For this ac- complishment he was named Most Valuable Player. John took great pride in being part of the Warrior football team. A big part of this pride was shown by his 1 187 yards rush- ing. Of course being no. 2 in state, he was leading in pass receiving and in touchdowns. John played a big role in helping in a fine season for the Whiteland Warriors, so he well deserved the Most Valuable Player Award. Joe Drake makes an attempt to tackle his opponent. and he suc ceeds. 45 f Hardworking linemen work out on the sled before big game. Coach Bless explains in detail what he wants line- men to do. After rough practice the team works outa play, during scrimmage. Quarterback Mike Osborne makes a great handoff to Bill Lucid, Halfback. 46 Student Manager. Richard Scott does a little patch-up job before practice. et fx. Mike Osborne, Quarterback makes a fantastic run for six points. This mass pile-up occurred between Whiteland and Plainfield. A great factor in Whiteland's fine season was the enthusiastic crowds. This oc- casion was homecoming. John Means makes a lasting attempt to get a few more yards. 47 CROSS COUNTRY Row l: Mark Coe, Tim Lewis, Ron Mel- ton, Dan Whitaker, Ron Mc- Donald. Row 2: Mr. Thayer, Coachg Rex Whitaker, Chuck Moser, Gary Neeman, Student Manager. Warriors have best running team in county The Whiteland Warrior Cross Country team was one we were all proud of. The team ran against some rough teams, but as usual the Warriors always pulled through with a winning season. Cross Country team tries to catch up with the camera, but does not succeed. -- LA ii' L nil Mark Coe was announced Most Valuable Runner. Mark deserved this award, for breaking last years record held by Mike Brown. The record was 10:21, it is now 7 f 1 , ,s.n9'l. 48 I I QBAHNETT! fju 'W W1 All the cross country team run before a big meet Here the camera tries to catch the team. ' of winning season W.C.H.S. OPP. Sept. 2-Brown County 15 40 Sept. 10-New Palestine 32, 25 Sept. 13-Tri-Meet W.C.H.S.-28 Triton-38 Southwestern-60 Sept. 17-Tri-Meet Decatur Central-16 W.C.H.S.-55 Center Grove-65 Sept. 19-Plainfield 19 36 Sept. 21-Johnson County at Edinburg Center Grove-43 W.C.H.S.-48 Indian Creek-63 Greenwood-84 Edinburg-121 Franklin-1 5 6 Sept. 24-Danville Sept. 26-Martinsville 24W 31 W Oct. 1-Center Grove Oct. 3-Four-Way Meet Wood Chartrand W.C.H.S. Deaf School Oct. 8-Indian Creek 26 30 Oct. 10-Edinburg 19 38 Oct. 12-Mid-State Conference 123 W.C.H.S. placed fifth Oct. 15-Greenwood 30 26 Oct. 18-Sectional W.C.H.S. placed 15th 358 49 VARSITY Bob Blake, RUSIy Fleming, Dan W00d. Ricky Kneeling-Gary Neeman, Manager, Coach Larry Bledsoe, As- Smithey, John Means, Mike Polesel, Dale Barnett, Tom Lawrence. sistant Coach Joe Callang Terry Hedrick, Manager. Q 1 C O O 1n or ose, W arrlors 6Xh1b11 RESERVE Standing-Dean Parham, Manager, Chuck Billings- Charlie Boswell, Dan Church, Mike Lucid, Dan Whitaker, Richard ley, Ronnie McDonald, Jerry Crossman, Bill Brown, Keith Searcy, Scott, Manager. Gary Hudson, Reserve Coach Joe Callan. Kneeling-Mark Coe, 50 FRESHMAN Coach James Thayer, Eddie Tichenor, Rex Whit- Bob McMurray, Manager, Larry VanLandingham, David Ducles, aker, Larry Searcy, Mark McElwain, Doug Bennett, Mike Carter, Mike Hackett, Leon Scott, Joe McElwain, Terry Cottingham, Mike Nachand, Steve Hasch, Joe Mendoza, Manager. Kneeling- Larry Polesel, Ronnie Wininger, Tim Gaughan. I O I 1 ,p1r1t and good sportsmanshlp EIGHTH GRADE Randy Meredith, David Heagy, Andy Schap- Jerry. Anderson, Bill Smith, Kirk Brownfield, Kenny Poole son, Bobby Poole, Rusty Mason, Coach John Rhodes. Kneeling- Ronnie Ramsey, Tyler Lawrence. 51 Seniors Mike McElwain and Dan Woods attempt to get the. ball before opponents have a chance. Senior John Means jumps to get rebound from Franklin opponent. 52 Senior Tom Lawrence drives around opponent to get two points. Senior Bob Blake dribbles ball down court for two points. new WNW Reserve team members, determined to get the ball, surround op- ponents. X Junior Chuck Billingsley steals the ball from his opponent with skill during a reserve game against Triton Central. Varsity and Reserve have a great season Junior Ricky Smithey gets ready to add two points to varsity score. The Varsity and Reserve teams made the 1969 bas- ketball season one we all can be proud of. The Warriors came on strong at the end and really gave the students of W.C.H.S. something to be proud of. The teams both showed a lot of spirit and good sportsmanship and have a right to be proud. W.C.H.S. OPP. OPP. ,SCORE 69 Indian Creek 87 77 Hauser 70 74 Decatur Central 80 74 Greenwood 65 62 Brown County 66 80 Center Grove 54 59 Franklin 69 85 Beech Grove 64 83 Plainfield 99 60 Cascade 68 92 Center Grove 57 77 Southwestern 86 85 Martinsville 79 88 Waldron 50 82 Mooresville 78 100 Triton Central 87 63 Speedway 61 97 Edinburgh 73 85 Franklin Central 74 53 i Junior Ollie Pointer shows his poise as well as his wrestling ability. Joe Hodge was proclaimed most valuable wrestler: here he shows why. Sophomore Joe Key makes his stance in wrestling. Joe was unde- feated in one of his best years. Wrestlers show great spirit with high honor The W.C.H.S. wrestlers would have to be the best in the county. One reason was their 14-0 season record. Not only that, they also won the Mooresville Invitational and the Johnson County Wrestling meet. The wrestlers placed second in the Mid-State and fourth in the Sectional. Senior Joe Hodge was the first wrestler from W.C.H.S. to enter the state finals, and junior Oliver Pointer placed in the sectional. W.C.H.S. should be proud of a fine season and look forward to an equally good one next year. 14-0 Season Record lst Mooresville Invitational lst Johnson County 2nd Mid-State 4th Sectional 55 VARSITY BASEBALL Kneeling, Dean Parham, manager, Bill Coach Larry Bledsoe, assistant to Coach Bledsoe, Steve Witte, Lucid, Lee Robinson, Tom Lawrence, George Higgins, Charlie Rusty Fleming, Roy Bruhn, John Means, Gary Hudson, Greg Boswell, Charles Brantley, Mark Coe, Mike Lucid. Standing, Hinesley, Dan Wood, Joe Callan, Reserve Coach. ' a W .C .H.S. baseball team 1S best ever Senior Dan Wood gets ready to hit for a double. Sophomore Bill Lucid shows his talent as he hits for a single. 56 Qi.-L ,Ni A ii -, 9547.-' his Sophomore Mike Lucid slams the ball into center field. Senior Roy Bruhn throws one of his special curve balls. Warriors capture conference championship as - V f ,..,,- .i. J L Q D- N. In , 24:3 ., EL ,,.!-1is,.d-,KS N .. nrlwi , , -, q 'x I ' ii, 5' ffl: 1 ' ' ' - I N 3 D Q ' 'X 12 ' ' . A fy N 1 gi... Z' . 1 ' ' f x 57 . .. - , -l - NMQ -QA.: .,, F ' k. ,I MWA' VARSITY TRACK Row I: Tim Gaughan, Jim Suding, Dave Osborne. Jeff Favinger, Dale Barnett, Mark McElwain, Bill Gallo- way, Danny Wininger, Steve Detwiler, Ronnie Ross, Joe Pass, Fred Ross. Row 2: Ray Linehan, Bob Beard, Gene Wethington. Harold Schapson, Mike Gindling, Danny Gibson. Don Eggers. Roger Simpson, Dan Whitaker, Oliver Pointer, Jerry Belcas. Row 3: Coach Brinkman, Gary Neeman. Charles Reimer, Keith Searcy, Jerry Crossman, Rex Whitaker, Roger Brown, Craig Bush, Mike McElwain, Coach Bless. arsit , Reserve, and Frosh Cirrderm RESERVE TRACK Row l: David Owens, Ronnie Price, Jeff Shannon, Jim Parker, Danny Wininger, Steve Robison, Ken Gindling. Ronnie Ross, Gary Parham. Row 2: Steve Leavell, Greg Purdue, John Drake, David Duclos, Don Eggers, Jack Robling, Fred Ross, Joe Pass, Larry Thompson, Donnie Fisher. Row 3: Mike Carter, Ray Linehan, Ed Kackley, Phil Schumacher, Doug Bennett, Keith Searcy, Jerry Belcas, Frank Schumacher, Dean Money, Jeff Favinger, Coach Brinkman. 58 6 FRESHMAN TRACK Row l: Ronnie Price, Jeff Shannon, Jim Donnie Fisher. Row 3: Mike Carter, Tim Gaughan, Doug Bennett Parker, David Owens, Ken Gindling, Steve Robison, Ronnie Ross. Keith Searcy, Mark McElwa1n, Rex Whitaker, Coach Brinkman. Row 2: Steve Leavell, John Drake, Greg Purdue, Larry Thompson, have winning season, set many school records The four horsemen for the '69 Warrior cindermen were Dave Osborne, Gene Wethington, Bob Beard, and Harold Schapson. 59 Mike McElwain gets set for shot put . - - and it's the throw for a new school record. O O C mdermen s how record-breakm g form Roger Simpson does no Fosbury Flop, but at least he makes it. Steve Detwiler is up and over in perfect tune. EQ The best year finally came for the Whiteland cindermen. The varsity ended the season with 5 wins, l tie, and 2 losses. The reserve and freshman teams were both unde- feated with 4-0 and 5-0 records respectively. School rec- ords broken by the varsity members included one by Mike McElwain in the shot put with 47'2Vs . Craig Bush, team captain and MVP smashed the oldy in the 440 yd. dash with a run of 52.8 seconds and set a new record in the 120 yd. hurdles with a run of 15.6 seconds. VARSITY SCORES WCHS OPPONENT 79 Danville 39 74 Triton Central 47 57 Mooresville 61 89 Brown County 29 59 Decatur Central 59 76 Indian Creek 39W Hauser 32W 51 Center Grove 67 81 Edinburgh 30 Craig Bush does his thing in the hurdles. Golfers play for pleasure and experience This year the golf team was not out to VARSITY GOLF Ralph Crawford, Ron Melton, Dan Hunter, Morris Hannah, Allen . S ' h, D S l . M k B . break any records or to win the state cham- mn an Ca es ar owman pionship, and they didnit. They played for exercise, sportsmanship, and fun. GOLF SCORES WCHS OPPONENT o Martinsville 10 2 Greenwood 8 3 Center Grove 7 0 Danville 12 2 Mooresville 8 0 Decatur Central 10 2 Brown County 8 61 STUDENT LIFE 1542 L..-if N ,, 4 9-Jgmi Y re 1 1 s ,ef kai' A x 545' N, . r ' LTR Q fi 1, . L v 4 x 14-'fa , ' ' , .3-'If 513, L, 1 Nm x ' E xl Q .. -W5 52 J ' - . -Q ' ' , -mv ' LL . Q 5 h . al , 1 - 4. fi. W , .xx ' 2? Ying-r 1 A 'S 1 it if X K fr f as Y .3 -Q , I v .N ' 1 f I . .- i- -9, Q Z. A .x V dy X 49 3' 5 ,1f f 5. Warr cipal big one T f 1 Queens, sports share athletic spotlight iors use atchets J h I . The heartbreak of defeat. 2' 2' 23.281 W W 67 ally ought to glve Iowa a try-provlded you are contrary...' Q! ' 93 MUSIC Man unfurls as greatest production s Shipoopi ! ! Q... Think men, . . . think. . . or it could be something special just for me! in music department history 'Fine 'ex fl !.l.' ' S X The end . . . ofa phenomenal show. . . i1'::' L'-I 'W il' ' ia fit ' , , .,l, -we .83 Q.: E- ,kg :.: .. I , A Thanks . . . for nothing!! G rv ,J L,,.. , ,,,., I John is in a sticky business! Pilot to co-pilot? Ladies Wednesday afternoon sewing circle? -L Vw'-Pl '2 e. 'I l -Lg 2' gel, r.. And all you add is love. I Z,-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z 8.1. ll fa-.nv-I ,. ,Y,,,.-ff-.iv , , .-'- . - , U .-, , Y .X Ai Y .-.. h ..,......... ' , A . 3 ., 4' ' . 'Hfilg 'ik he m i ' - This class builds bodies twelve dif- . . . an' ah he'ped! Made in Japan? ferent ways! 70 .4 ., ,l as I 4 5 fl 5 , s gf i e i 69' ' i ' i 94 i i I 1 . I ,i. 4. V 3 6 I r in V4 '- ' -4 Q ' ' . e H. -.5 i c.- . X -L, eq! 4!TA'A' -J ks I , 'P , V CU 'e ' N ' , QA 'l' . 'l ' Pax ' A , ID, , L is xii' And his watch is still ticking! 'Us 1 But l used Scope this morning! '1 -I arieties? ri .. J., 9, Are you sure you're in tune P Those guys are really on the ball! .6 f ...- -as if .. --,--4 -QQ ' we , Q . -8, . .K Q V i lknow you're in there! And Grandmother made all her own Co-ordination strikes every ten ' seconds. clothes? X 71 ' ' J' ' rr' ' + M ' 4-W - V - -Q Il the real Booster Club please stand up? The comical capers of Whiteland Community Whiteland fans show their enthusiasm during Greenwood Tourney. t ' 2 5 X 22 1 L 'ff , gi N Q Q is 1? Si -1 W' 'xv ww ,S t . . 2 !' .f MN AA, ig ffl 5 ' fs Um q ,. x , 5. -Q 5 XJ -wwf- H 9 i 5 I ! ix 3 1 x nal- Queen Becky and King Dan are delighted by their new royalty. For Dan Wood and Becky McClain, their senior year at WCHS was brought to an end with their being crowned King and Queen of the 1969 Junior-Senior Prom. This unforgettable evening will remain cherished in the hearts of these two people and of each person who at- tended. 74 J , 4 :P 'sr i tw, fs- xr, QW L ie.. .. l M Ulltlml Queen Becky will cherish this evening forever. The members of the Prom court enjoy themselves during their dance. . K 8 'VA 1 4 The final moments before the most important announcement of the evening are exciting ones for the members of the Prom court. Cherish was well-suited to each person's thoughts as everybody danced. ,gg ,ph- ..,,.5,,,- fu-vw V l, Prince Tim and Princess Ryllis flash big smiles for the camera. The 1969 Junior-Senior Prom will always be remem- bered by Tim Blackwell and Ryllis Dougherty, not only because it was their first Prom, but also, because they were crowned Prince and Princess. Their junior year was brought to a close as they reigned with King Dan and Queen Becky. 75 xx. - - L Seniors take the driving accuracy test as they march to their seats. Where, oh where has my diploma gone? 76 Valedictorian Cindy McClain is tops in the senior class . . . scho lastically. Mr. Phil N. Eskew, commissioner of IHSAA was the guest speaker at WCHS Commence ment. 'i.g fy sary Seniors. with brows wrinkled in concentration. Mr. Sleighter gives some final words of advice and an extra word of congratulations. Mr. Beautiful Legs of the 1968-69 school year shows proof of his graduation, Finally found it! Gotta hang-up? 78 Aren't you glad you use Dial? vp 5 f ?F lf 1 Salulalorian Rick Smith gives his farewell address. I reside at ..... Wanna used Kleenex? 'if 1 I .1 Look. Ma: I passed! Smile! You're on Candid Camera. 79 CLASSES 'I' an The cast of the senior class play worked ardently to produce a successful play. Years fl past, but memories last Four short years and it's over! As the end of the year arrives, the senior is caught up in a state of confusion and disbelief. The future which always seemed so remote is set before him. The world is set at his feet, and his great decision is what to make of that world. No one can explain the anticipation only a senior can feel. The joy, the relief, the sadness, the confusion-all are a part of the memories so fondly treasured in years to come. VICKI LEE ANDERSON- Sunshine Society I,2,3,4g French Club l,2,3g Future Teachers of America 4: Booster Club I,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,43 Beginning Choir lg Advanced Choir 2.3: Senior Class Play 4. DELLA MARIE AULT-Sun- . shine Society l,2,3,4: Spanish Club 2,3,4. MIKE BABBS-Red Cross Club 2,3, secretary 4: Math Club Ig Panel Discussion 1,23 Booster Club lg Choir. 82 PAUL VINCENT BAILEY- Spanish Club 1,25 Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 4g Booster Club 43 Football Man- ager 2. STEVEN FREDERICK BAY- LESS-Yearbook 3, Editor 43 Football Manager 4. JUDITH JOANNE BECH- TEL-Sunshine Society 3,43 Future Business Leaders of America 43 Booster Club 33 Smoke Signals 33 Yearbook Ad- vertising Manager 43 Ticket committee for Senior Playg Usherette for Senior Play. JUDY BERNARDI ROBERT WAYNE BLAKE- Key Club 3,43 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,43 Basket- ball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Cross Country l,2,33 Student Council 2. TERRY MATTHEW BAY- LESS-Key Club 43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Baseball l. ANN ELIZABETH BECKER- Sunshine Society l,2,3, pianist 43 Future Teachers of America 2, vice president 3, president 43 Booster Club l,2,3,43 Concert Choir Accompanist l,2, vice president 43 Beginning Choir Accompanist 33 Entrees l,2,3, 43 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,43 Upper- classmen Trio Accompanist 33 Swing Choir Accompanist 33 Class secretary 43 Ball State Music Camp Delegate 23 MU- SIC MAN 4. SUSAN LYNETTE BLACK- Sunshine Society I,2,3,43 French Club 33 Future Home- makers secretary 43 Spanish Club l,2Q Booster Club 1,2,3,4. BENJAMIN LEROY BRAUGHTON 83 JAMES MICHAEL BREED- LOVE PATRICIA BROWN-Sum shine Society l,2,3,4g French Club l,2g Latin Club 33 Future Teachers of America 4g Booster Club l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,49 Advanced Choir 35 Entrees 3,4g Swing Choir 3,4g Cheerleader lg Indiana Univer- sity Music Camp Scholarship 33 Treasurer of.lunior Class. LARRY PAUL BU RGETT JAMES BLAIN BYERS J ENESE LEE BROGDON- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g Fu- ture Homemakers vice presi- dent 4g Latin Club 25 Dramatics Club 3,4g Thespians 4g National Honor Society 3,4. ROY EDWARD BRUHN, JR.-Spanish Club 1,23 Letter- mens president 43 Booster Club 3,45 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4. CRAIG LEE BUSH-Key Club 2,3g Latin Club' lg Letter- mens 1,2g Booster Club repre- sentative 43 Student Council l,2,3, president 43 Choir l,2, president 3, president 4g Bas- ketball l,2g Track l,2,3,4g Foot- ball l,2,3. DONNA CARPENTER-Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Future Business Leaders of America 4g Booster Club l,2,3,4g Student Director of Senior Class Playg GAAQ Choir. WILLIAM OWEN CARPEN- TER, JR.-Math Club 2,33 Wrestling I,2. DAVID LEE CHURCH-Key Club 33 Lettermens 23 Basket- ballg Footballg Golfg Student Council. BRENDA CLINE-Sunshine Society 3,42 Future Business Leaders of America 43 Year- book3 Ticket Committee Chair- man for Senior Playg Usherette for Senior Play. PATRICIA SUE CRAIG-Art Club l, secretary 2, secretary 33 Sunshine Society 1.43 French Club 1,21 Future Teachers of America 2,3,4g Booster Club 3, 43 Girls' State Alternate3 GAA I. TRESSA GAYLE CARSON- Sunshine Society l,2,33 Arts and Crafts 4, Dramatics Club lg Future Business Leaders of America 3,43 Health Careers gg Booster Club l,2,3g Choir I, WAUNETA LOUISE CHURCH-Sunshine Society I. song leader 2, treasurer 3, song leader 43 Latin Club l,2Q Future Business Leaders of America 3,43 Booster Club l,2, 3,43 Entrees l,2,3,43 Swing Choir 3,4Q Mid-America Music Camp 3,43 Student Council l,2, 43 District Solo and Ensemble Contest I,2,3,43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,43 Or- ganizational Contest l,33 Sun- shine Queen 43 MUSIC MAN. MICHAEL STEVEN COTH- RON-Art Club 33 French Club lt Red Cross Club 1,22 Dramatics Club 23 Lettermens 23 Math Club 1,33 Booster Club 43 Football Wrestlingg Track I. LINDA SUE CRANDALL- Sunshine Society 2,3,43 Latin Club 2,33 Future Business Leaders of America 43 Booster giliub 43 National Honor Society 85 DONALD HOWARD CRAW- FORD-Art Club 43 Hi-Y 3,4g French Club l,2,3g Booster Club 2,4g Football 1,2,3. JAMESTERRYDAVIDSON- Future Farmers of America l, 2,3,4g Instrumental Music 1,2,3q Booster Club l,2,3. MARK W. DUHAMELL-HL Y 2,3, vice president 43 Math Club l, secretary 2g Booster Club 1,4. DAVID ALLEN FISHEL- Red Cross Club 2,3, vice presi- dent 4g Math Club l,2g Panel Discussion 2. 86 MICHAEL LAWRENCE DALTON THOMAS JOSEPH DRAKE- Math Club 4g Footballg Trackg Wrestling 23 Basketball 1. KAREN GALE ELKINS- Sunshine Society l,2, vice pres- ident 3,4g Latin Club 2g Instru- mental Music 1, secretary- treasurer 39 Panel Discussion secretary lg Booster Club l,2,3, president 4g Prom Princess 39 Candidate Football Homecom- ing 39 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests 3,4g Entrees 2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Senior Class Playg Swing Choir 3,45 MUSIC MANQ Mid-Amer- ica Music Campg S'extet 3,4. KENNETH WAYNE FOW- LER-Art Club l,2,3g Track 1,23 Basketball l,2. DAVID CHARLES GIBSON- Art Club lg Art Service Club 3, president 43 Dramatics Club 3: Booster Club 2. DONNA JO GLOVER-Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4: Red Cross lg Booster Club 2,3,4g Student Council 43 GAA 4, JAMES MORRIS HANNAH- Latin Club 2g Red Cross 3, president 4g Instrumental Mu- sic 43 Band l,2,3,4. SANDRA KAY HARMON- Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 Fu- ture Homemakers 43 Red Cross 33 Spanish Club l,23 Booster Club l,2,4g Yearbook 4. PAUL EUGENE GINDLING -Spanish lg Booster Club 43 Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling 2. LANNIE GENE HAMILTON -French Club 3: Latin Club l.2: Wrestling I: Panel Discus- sion 4. LUCTRICEANNHARMON- Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 Fu- ture Homemakers 4: Booster Club l,2.3,4: Choir 4. STEPH EN DOUGLAS HART -Hi-Y sergeant of arms 3.4: Red Cross Club l.2.3. 87 DANNY EDWARD HEN- DERSON PEGGY ANN HENDRICK- SON-Sunshine lg Red Cross 2,33 GAA l,2,3. JOSEPH EARL HODGE- Key Club 4g Red Cross l,2g Lettermens 3,4g Booster Club 4g Football: Wrestling l,2,3, third place in State Finals. TERESA ELAINE HUGHEY -Sunshine Society l,3,4g Red Cross Club 23 Future Business Leaders of America 4g Instru- mental Music I,2,3,4g Booster Club l,2,3,4: Entrees 43 Story- Book Club l. MARJORIE ANN HENDER- SON JAM ES DANIEL HOBBS SH ERYLL KAY HOM M EY- Sunshine l,3,4: Future Home makers project chairman 4 Red Cross Club 1,23 GAA l,2. MICHAEL DWAYNE HUN- TER-Hi-Y 3, president 4g Dramatics Club assistant spon- sor 2g Math Club 1,23 Golf. LINDA SUE JEWELL-Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4g French Club l,2,3: Booster Club l,2,3. GARY JOE JUDKINS-Art Service Club 2, vice president 3,4g Dramatics Club lg Senior Playg Band l. RICHARD THOMAS LAKE- Athletic Club l. THOMAS PAUL LAWRENCE -Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 3,4g Lettermens Club 2,35 ?z:1seball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2, CAROLYN SUE JOHANN- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g Red Cross Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club lg Future Business Lead- ers of America 4g Health Ca- reers 3g Booster Club l,2g GAA l,2. WILLIAN DARRELL KEY - Lettermens 23 Math Club 1,25 Wrestling l,2,3. GARY FRANCIS LARSON- Latin lg Red Cross Club 35 Math Club l,2. CYNTHIA MARIE MACKEY -Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2g Dramatics Club treasurer 3, president 43 Booster Club 2,3,4g Choir l,2,4q Entrees 2,3,4g Summer Music Camp 3. B9 PATRICIA JANE MAGEN- NIS-Sunshine Society l,3,4Q Future Homemakers 43 Red Cross Club 23 Health Careers secretary 33 GAA l,2, vice president 3, president 43 Pom Pon girl 43 Girls Volleyball team 2,3,43 Girls Basketball 2,3. REBECCA SUE MCCLAIN- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4Q Fu- ture Homemakers president 43 Future Business Leaders of America 33 Booster Club I, reserve cheerleader 2, varsity cheerleader 3, varsity cheer- leader captain 43 Student Coun- cil 33 Ayres High School Board 43 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate l. MICHAEL LEE MCELWAIN -Key Club 2,3,43 Lettermens 2,3,43 Booster Club I3 Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes3 Bas- ketball l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Track 3,43 Baseball lg Cadet Teaching 3,4. RONALD JAMES MELTON- Latin Club 13 Lettermens 2,3,4Q Booster Club l,2,3,41 National Honor Society 3,4Q Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4Q Cross Country l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 vice president of class 13 Alternate to Boys' State3 High School Engineering Institute, Michigan State. 90 CYNTHIA FAY MCCLAIN- Sunshine Society l, recording secretary 2,3, chaplin 4g Latin Club l,2, secretary 33 Future Teachers of America 43 Booster Club l,2,3,43 Band l,2, council 3, secretary 43 National Honor Society 3, vice president 43 Student Council secretary 43 Girls' State Delegate 33 D.A.R. Good Citizen 43 Reserve Cheer- leader l,2. ARVIE R. MCCLISH-Key Club 2,3,43 Dramatics Club I3 Lettermens Club 2,3, secretary 43 Booster Club I3 Choir l,2,3, 43 Basketball l3 Football l,2,3, 4. JOHN RAYMOND MEANS- Key Club 3,41 Latin Club 1,22 Lettermens 3,43 Booster Club I3 National Honor Society 3,4Q Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes3 Basketball l,2,3,43 Base- ball l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Track 13 Student Council 23 Alternate Boys' State. PEGGY JO MESSER-Sun- shine Society 3,4Q Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 43 Booster Club 3,42 Choir 2,43 Senior Play Cast. KAREN SUSAN MEYERS- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g Span- ish Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 23 Booster Club l,2,33 FAA awards chairman 43 Senior Play. RONALD EDWARD MILLER -Math Club l,2. HARLEY STEPHEN MOR- ROW-Key Club 33 Latin Club I3 Booster Club 23 Foot- gall I3 Baseball 1,21 Wrestling ,3. GARY KEITH NEEMAN- Key Club 2, reporter 3, presi- dent 43 Lettermens 2,33 Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes sec- retary 43 Cross Country mana- ger l,2,3, and 4g Basketball manager l,2,3, and 49 Track manager l,2,3, and 43 Smoke Signal staff 4. PHILIP RICHARD MID- YETTE-Art Club 1,33 Art Service Club 33 Math Club 1,23 Wrestling l,2. PATRICIA ANN MOORE- Sunshine Society 3,4Q Future Teachers of America 3. CHARLES EDWARD MOSER BARBARA JEAN NOLTING -Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 French Club I3 Future Home- makers parliamentarian 43 Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 33 Booster Club 3,43 Senior Class Playg Prom Decorating Committee chairman. 91 MICHAEL ALLEN OSBORNE -Lettermens 2g Football l,2,3, 4g Basketball l,2,3. DANA LYNN PARMERLEE -Future Farmers of America 1,2,3, vice president 4. PATSY HELEN PATRICK- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g French Club l,2,3g Dramatics Club lg Future Teachers of America lg Booster Club l,2g GAA l,2,3, vice president 4g Girls Basketball 1,2,4g Varsity Volleyball 2,4g Senior Class Play cast. ALFREDO QUINTANA- Math Club lg Booster Club l,2, 3,4g Science Club lg Band l,2, 3,4. WILLIAM EDWARD PARA- DISE-Math Club 1,23 Booster Club 2g Track lg Football lg Wrestling l,2. WILLIAM RICHARD PAR- RISH-Art Club 1,33 Art Serv- ice Club 2g Math Club l,2. SUSAN JANE PICKHARDT -Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g French Club 2,35 Dramatics Club lg Booster Club l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3g Chorus l,4. DONALD JOSEPH REA- SONER-Dramatics Club 3g Lettermens 45 Booster Club 3,45 Swing Choir 3: Cross Country 1,23 Baseball I,2,3,4. THOMAS FRANKLIN REED -Future Farmers of America l,2, treasurer 3,4. GARY DAVID REXROAT- Spanish Club 1,23 Math Club 13 Booster Club l,4Q Intramurals 3,43 Football 2g Wrestling 23 Smoke Signals l,2. JUDY ANN RICHEY-Sum shine Society l,2,3,43 Latin Club l,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual administration edi- tor 43 Correspondent for Daily Journal 4. DANNY DEAN SCALES- Key Club 4g Latin Club 1,2,33 Instrumental Music I, vice president 33 National Honor Society 3,43 Student Council 2, treasurer 33 Class president 33 Football l,2Q Basketball l,2,3. CHARLES EDWARD REI- MER-Dramatics Club l,2,3,43 Math Club 13 Spanish Club l,2, 3,42 Booster Club l,2,3,43 In- tramurals 3,43 National Thes- pians 43 Smoke Signals sports editor 3,43 Annual 33 Track 2, 3,43 Wrestling 3. LINDA KAYE RHODES- Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 Latin Club l,2Q Future Business Leaders of America historian 43 Beginning Choir I3 Ad- vanced Choir 2,33 Entrees 4. LAURA LINDA ROBINSON -Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 Latin Club 2,33 Future Teach- ers of America 43 Booster Club 43 National Honor Society 3,41 Cadet teacher 4g Annual 43 Junior Miss Contest 5th place 4. JOSEPH ALFRED SCHENK -Key Club 43 Latin Club l,2, 33 Future Business Leaders of America 43 Booster Club l,2,3Q National Honor Society 3,43 Basketball 13 Football l,2Q Golf I,2,33 Science Youth Apprecia- tion Award3 Math Youth Ap- preciation Award. 93 KRISTINE MARIE SCHULTZ -Sunshine Society l,2,3,43 Spanish Club l,2Q Dramatics Club l,2Q Future Business Leaders of America 43 Booster Club l,2,3,43 Senior football homecoming queen candidateg Warrior squaw3 Junior Miss Contestant: Prom Princess Can- didateg Smoke Signals typist 43 Annual 3. PHILLIP RALPH SCHU- MACHER-French Club 13 Future Teachers of America 3,43 National Honor Society 3,42 Science Club 1. CHRISTY ANN SEE-Sun- shine Society 43 Booster Club l,2,3,4Q Tri-Hi-Y 33 Junior Miss Contestant fourth place 43 Feature Majorette 43 Wee Scientists 3g Majorette 1. CHRYLL DIANA SHANNON -Sunshine Society l,2,3,4Q Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 33 Spanish Club 1,23 Future Business Leaders of America 43 Panel Discussion 13 Booster Club l,3,43 Junior Miss Con- testant 43 Ticket Committee- Sunshine 43 Make-up Commit- tee Senior Playg Pom Pon Corp 4. 94 STEVEN LEE SCHULTZ- Art 1,23 Latin Club l,2,3,43 Future Business Leaders of America historian 43 Booster Club l,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,42 Cross Country 2. LOREN EDWARD SCOTT- Panel Discussion 13 Booster Club 132,43 Choir 1,2,3,4. RONNIE STEVEN SEVIER- Hi-Y 2,4Q French Club 3, Mardi Gras Chairman 43 Dramatics 43 Future Teachers of America 23 Booster Club l,4Q Track 1,23 Smoke Signals 43 Senior Class Playg National Thespians. LINDA MARIE SHEETS- Sunshine Society 1,2,3,43 Latin Club l,2Q Dramatics Club 33 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Instru- Enental Music l,2,3Q Majorette REBECCA SUE SHEPHERD -Sunshine Society I,2,3, presi- dent 4g Dramatics Club lg Booster Club l,2,3g Smoke Sig- nals editor 3,4g Student Council 2,3, vice president 4g Reserve Cheerleader 3g Freshman Cheerleader, Senior Class Play 4g Student Council Camp 4g Sunshine Camp 4. LARRY WAYNE SMITH- Key Club 3,4g Student Council 33 Class vice president 4. SHARMA LEE STEINGRU- BER-Art Club 2g Sunshine Society lg Future Homemakers of America 4g Dramatics Club 1,43 Math Club 2,3g Booster Club l,3,4g Choir 1. STEPHEN DAVID STREE- VAL-Football manager 2g Intramural Basketball 3. CHARLES RICHARD SMITH -Key Club 2, parliamentarian 3, secretary 45 Latin Club 1, president 23 Future Business Leaders of America parlia- mentarian 43 National Honor Society 3, president 4g Boys' State Delegate 33 Track lg Football 1,25 Student Council Zg Youthpower Delegate CKey Clubl 2g Latin Conference Delegate 2. RICHARD GRANT SMITH- Key Club 2,3, vice president 4g Lettermens 2, treasurer 3g Booster Club 43 Fellowship of Christian Athletes president 4g Football 2,3,4g Basketball lg Hfrzack lg Wrestling 2,3,4g Golf DORIS ANN STREEVAL- Sunshine Society 2,3,4g French Club 1: Dramatics Club lg Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3, president 43 Booster Club l,2,3, varsity cheerleader 4g Basketball Homecoming Candi- date lg Prom Princess Candi- date 3g Senior Class Playg Cheerleader Campg Mid-Amer- ica Music Campg Junior Missg Class vice president 2g Entrees 2,3,4g Pom Pon Corp 23 Dis- trict and State Ensemble Con- testg Beginning Choir I. RUSSELL MARSHALL STREIF, JR.-Senior Class president. 95 JOHN EDWARD SUDING- Key Club 2, treasurer 3,41 French Club 1,25 Lettermens 45 Booster Club 1,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 45 Stu- dent Council treasurer 45 Foot- ball 45 Wrestling 45 Smoke Sig- nals feature editor 4. PATRICIA LOUISE THOMP- SON-Sunshine Society l,2,3, 45 French Club 35 Future Homemakers of America 45 Red Cross Club 25 Panel Dis- cussion: Booster Club l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Make-up Com- mittee Senior Class Play. ELIA RAQUEL TORRES- Sunshine Society l,2,3,45 Span- ish Club l, historian secretary 2, vice president 3, president 45 Dramatics Club I5 Future Business Leaders of America 45 GAA l,2,3. SHARON KAY WAUGH- Sunshine Society l,2,3,45 Span- ish Club l,25 Dramatics Club 25 Future Business Leaders of America 3,45 Booster Club l,2, 3,43 GAA l,2. JENNIFER LEE TAYLOR- Sunshine Society l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,35 Future Business Leaders of America secretary 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Entrees 2,3,45 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class treasurer 45 Mid-America Music Campg District Short- hand Contest 3. WENDY SUE THORNTON- Sunshine Society 3,45 Dramatics Club 3, secretary 45 Booster Club l,2,3, chairman and rep- resentative 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Entrees 3,45 Swing Choir accompanist 45 Senior Play Props Committee5 Annual staff feature editor 45 Indiana University- Music Camp Schol- arship 35 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 Organizational Contest 35 MUSIC MAN5 Sextet 3,4. JIMMY LEE TRISLER RICHARD STEPHEN WEBER -Spanish Club 25 Dramatics Club 35 Football l,2,3, student manager 45 Band l,2,3, drum major 45 Band Council. JULIA JANE WENDT-Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2, co-consul 35 Future Teachers of America 4g Booster Club l,2, representative 3 and 4g Band l,2,3, president 41 Na- tional Honor Society 3, secre- tary 43 Choir 25 Girls' State Delegateg Smoke Signals Edi- torial Editor 4g Class secretary 3g 1968 NCTE English Achieve- ment Awardg 1968 Optimist Youth Appreciation Award. PHILLIP NEWTON WHA- LEY-French Club 3,45 Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 43 Booster Club 2,3,4: Foot- ball 1,29 Track l. DANIEL LEE WOOD-Key Club 3, sergeant of arms 43 Lettermens l,3,4g Fellowship of Christian Athletes 43 Prom Princeg Basketball 3,43 Football co-captain 43 Boys' State. DEBORAH JEAN YATSKO- Sunshine Society l,2,3,4g Red Cross Club 2,44 Panel Discus- sion 2. PEGGY ANN WESTON- Sunshine Society 1, recording secretary 2,3, treasurer 45 Latin Club l,2,3g Future Business Leaders of America treasurer 45 Booster Club l,2,3,4g Prom Princess Candidateg Entrees 2,3,4q Basketball Homecoming Candidate 3g District and State Solo and Ensemble Contestg Mid-America Music Campg MUSIC MANQ Sextet 3,4. DEBBIE LYNN WITT-Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 33 Panel Discussion 2. STEVEN LEE WRIGHT ED ZWECK 97 Junior class officers have a big job to fulfill. Discussing plans for the prom are Clifford Clark. president: Gary McDonald, vice presidentg Mary DeVries, secretaryg Debbie Doub, treasurer. L 7 ry U., KN ii- 1 , . gf 1 fy d ay , .ggi CMS., . i 'N .. ' , . mmm '- ' T asa'-FQ 7' T -a f' Juniors recall many achievements The 68-69 school year was a year of many achieve- ments for the junior class. Although some very im- portant decisions were being made, the juniors always found time for fun and foolishness. Throughout the year they excelled in all activities. Both football and basketball homecoming queens came from the junior class, and they also won the teepee con- test. The entire year was spent in the planning and antici- pation of the Prom, which was held May 16 at the Sher- wood Country Club. The Prom theme was Cherish g the class colors were crimrose yellow and leaf green, and the daisy was chosen for the class flower. The motto chosen to guide them through the senior year, The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed, made them begin to realize that high school years were coming to an end. Ellen Allison, Nancy Anderson, Sandy Anderson, Mike Ault, Marsha Bain. - , Chris Baker, Kenny Ballinger, Dale Barnett, Samia Battin, Bob . 1 6 lg ,f '1? Beard. - Perry Bechtel, Chuck Billingsley. Cinda Black. Tim Blackwell, c Bruce Bowman. M ta .- ff? ,. '-7 tx' xy! ,V . I I Q ! I 3 'L 'T G.- C 4 K I x qli L ' 5A...4A ' if J 98 A Kay Bowman, Dennis Boyd. Charley Brantley, Roger Brown, Ren Brownfield. Nancy Bumburger, Gale Burchfield, Donna Burnell, lke Burnell, Marline Burton. fa g f- 1 M. . ,e t 'ts ' gzfaggi 2 f ' , lv M ,fi XX, 1 w 1 may 'ggi 15595 ,. 4 A IB AE, V L f 5 Q . Q f','4 s 1 1 ' P 1 rw l Richard Burton, Larry Bush, Steve Byerly, Bert Car- son, Brenda Chandler, Marty Christian. Bill Cope, Cliff Clark, Bob Clark, Mark Coe, Dianne Coffman, Fred Combest. Becky Cornelison, Jeanne Cosat, Barry Covert, Teresa Davidson, Roxy Davis, Chris DeMott. Dave Deutsch, Steve Detwiler, Mary DeVries, Debbie Doub, Ryllis Dougherty, David Dougherty. Mike Downey, Becky Dunlap, Jerry Emlet, David Emrich, Ernie Fields, Jeff Favinger. Lee Ann Fisher, Carla Fitzpatrick, Mike Flaherty, Rusty Fleming, Roger Foley, Jim Foster. Allen Fowler, Vicki Galloway, Gwen Gant, Connie Garrison, Janis Gaynor, Karen Giroud. Becky Glaze, Greg Glover, Robin Goode, John Gro- gan, Doug Harden, Frank Hart. 99 ni., 2 B 1 ii . J 3 4 Q . ,K Pam Hatfield, Janet Hazelett, Don Heckman, Terry Hedrick, Dan Hendrickson, Sharon Henry. jf George Higgins, Cheryl Hinesley, Greg Hinesley, Jana Hoffman, Amy Hoskins, Rhonda Houchin. Gary Hudson, Debbie Hunter, Cindy lcenogle, Vicki 4 lcenogle, Carolyn lnabnitt, Terry Johnson. Uv A9 iil ' I -4 wr 'ye 'Z Ui ' 2 4' X if Steve Johnston, Sue Jones, Cindy Kinder, Jim Kirby, Jan La Fara, Vicki LaFary. .5 . '.,'1 . - lf -iff. W , John Lampson, Mike Lancaster, Treca Lawrence, , - Tim Lawrence, Shirley Leavell, Reba Leeman. X e. Kirk Leiferman, Tim Lewis, Mike Linder, Alfred Luhn, Patty Macy, Bob Main. I L., 1, X-X -. - 1 Patsy Maples, Jerry Matlock, Kathy McDermott, Ron I, '37 'lr - 'Q McDonald, Gary McDonough, Terry McFetridge. , we .K tttx i ' ii , V: Carla McNew, Terry Meredith, Jaynee Meyer, Gloria H' Mitchell, Jimmy Morris, Diana Myron. Barbara Nixon, Steve Ostermeier, Diana Owens, - i Wentzel Owens, Larry Pendleton, Bob Peters. in Q' X, 1 'fx Ja 1 ' -v., o , 1 If f . . W-' .fa N q QE-miata. l Q l 1? I T. ti' w. Q ' 1 f. f 'i 1 x 5 ' 1 , . 7 IBB 'W ll 1 ' ,i . ,. . J 4 X f '-' J, ,-er 1 ff. X 1 Y 'uf-X 4 W 'U XIV .I 'V N ,!.k!5. vi 4. 31 - .Y-V-V 1 , tix ' ' I si Dave Philpot, Francis Pointer, Oliver Pointer, Mike Polesel, Denise Polley, Stephanie Poole. Gordon Quinn, Mary Quinn, Armando Quintana, Connie Raymer, Teresa Richey, Cheryl Rietel. Lee Robison, Becky Rodgers, Dale Sandefur, Connie Santucci, Joe Schofield, Lonnie Schumaker. Pat Strunk, Dave Sherfield, Dennis Sherfield, Cindy Shirrell, Judy Shrout, Jerry Shrum. Ralph Sipes, Bob Smith, Sue Smith, Ricky Smithey. Dave Snelling, Vicki Spears. Julia Stanfield, Gary Stillabower. Donna Stowell, Linda Streif, John Sullivan, .lay Swearingen. Dan Thomas, Dan Thrall, Kay Townsley. Mike Travelstead, Greg Wall, Carole Walters. Don Wechsler, Monta Weddle, Jackie West, Gene Wethington, Dan Whitaker, Charles Williams. Dave Wood, Kevin Wright. .lim Wyant. Larry Yount, Ken Ziemer. lOl PARKHIIJ Sophomore class officers discuss the new class rings. They are Donna Egbert, secretary-treasurer, Gary Rhodes, vice-presidentg Harold Schapson, president. ' ' Manage-:f 1 f. yy 3 ' a' , - 1 1 I rf- ' tv I, ,K JL 4 it 102 Sophs will look back with fondness Next year's juniors will carry with them many memories from their sophomore year. As they at- tended Mr. Mitchell's World history classes and diligently strove for the most superior form of essay papers, many minds wandered to future years. The beginning of dating years proved for some to be a joy, to others a little less successful. Many pon- dered over which style class ring suited them best and which dress would be most appropriate when next year's prom finally came. Majors and minors were chosen in the anticipation of a commencement which will arrive in two very short, fun-filled years! Suzanne Acton, Charlotte Allen, Brenda Alvey, Karen Anderson, Mike Bailey. Becky Beasly, Tom Bechman, Joyce Bechtel, Jerry Belcas, Don Bell. Patsy Bell, Bill Blake, Charles Boswell, Gail Brown, Roger Brown. Bill Brown, Debbie Buchanan, Linda Buell, Don Burress, Larry Bundy. Bob Caplinger, Greg Carney, Bill Carver, James Chasteen, Dan Church. 'IA Cornehson Randy Cope Mark Branham. i ' X Lorelei. Clark, Clayton Cooper, Rita Corn, Chuck A -3 14 9 1 X x f f , lx r . Q X J' ll J x K U 4171 'E . ' in s , ' 1 Y 11110 .E raxztzfuwfr 5 1 f 4 ,,4,3 xx,'o,' 'Y f at 1. ni I I I . rf?-K , 4.19 s. Jerry Crossman, Nancy Crumbaugh, Mike Daven- port, Melinda Davis, Nevalin Davis, Michele Deakins. Betty Dehoney, Deb Detwiler, Judy Deutsch, Steve De Witt, Jim Drake, Teresa Drake. David Egbert, Donna Egbert, Don Eggers, Joseph Elkins, Terry Ellis, Steve Emery. Donna Esteb, Jim Facemire, Rudy Fields, Scot Ford, Vicki Freels, Susan Fulling. Charlie Gardner, Karen Gardner, Bob Gardner, Danny Gibson. Mike Gindling, Jim, Gragg. Dorsella Hand. Jess Harden. Jane Harden. Linda Harrison. Debbie Heagy. Faye Harbert. Iris Higgins. Cathy Hight, Joanne Hohlt. Dee Huck. Janice Johnson. Nancy Jewell. 103 ,, . ni., . 29 . ' Ni ,4- Q , X L I 5 .. . .. . '. 'v-X 15, - ,f V Paul Heleman, Barbara Jones, Eddie Kackley, Joe ' ' ' lv J, Key, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Dennis Knox. ,-Q 'X ,- . .' 0' W , ' , Lb , i it bl Q, Q4 P, Bill Lasefield, Cheryl Larson, Larry Leavell, Terry 'W ,N , I LeTourneau, Mickey Lewis, Ray Lineban. ' X ' . , , 5 4 F ik Y , . Kill., ' Y ,1 ,I - 7 i a Sharon Logan, Carla Long, Marilyn Long, Bill Lucid, Mike Lucid, Donna Luper. 1,7 Larry Machlan, Mary Madden, Peggy Magennis, Bruce McClain, Rebecca McClain, Janice McDonald. --4 i .44x -nv Ginger McDonald, Nancy McMurray, Diane McPeak, Cathy Melloan, Rhonda Merideth, Sharon Miller. .X W ' I 1 'K , Q Craig Mitchell, Dean Money, Cathy Myers, Pamela f Mynatt, Patty Nachand, Connie Neeman. W A 'Q A . iii:....-, 1 1. -4,4 nk 5 -, -v, i . g s Judy Nettrour, Diana Newhouse, Pat Norris, Dave Osborne, Pat Owens, Janet Paradise. . . 4 ' 4 Dean Parham, lack Pass, John Pass, Joe Pass, Junior Patrick, Janet Polley. fl! 'XS X f 4-4 , .wi Wk ll 53 at ,A X1 6 -5 ' Karen Purdue, Connie Purdy, Dennis Rainey, Lou Ann Reasoner, Susan ' Reimer, Pat Reynolds, Tommy Rey- , 4, , nolds. rt fs Uri ff A i , I Eg rs P. Gary Rhodes, Dave Richards, Ted Richardson, Richele Riley, Barbara Ring, Jack Robling. Fred Ross, Kathy Sachs, Ronnie Sallee, Harold Schapson, Frank Schumacher, Richard Scott. Keth Searcy, David Sevier, Jeanne Shannon, Kathy Shannon, Jerry Shelton, Linda Shipley. John Shirrell, Mike Shultz, Roger Simpson, Merlin Sims, Alan Smith, Richard Stanbaugh. Larry Stanley, Ed Stephenson, Robert Stogsdill, Janet Street, Jim Suding, Rick Taylor. Dennis Tenson, Tim Terhune, Tim Thiesing, Ann Thompson, Mary Vaught, Kevin Vondersaar. Debbie Wagner, Susan Wendt, David Wentworth, Debbie Werden, Nancy Weston, Lynn Whaley. George Williams, Susie Williams, Danny Wininger, Paula Wolflngton, David Wood, Susan Wood. Peggy Woodcock, Jimmy Wooten, Danny Yeich, Mary Yoke. Bob Young, Pam Zike, Harold Zweck. 1 'f l l l New experience marks frosh year Really being a part of high school life for the first time became a challenge and a new experience for the freshman class. Games, parties, dances, and clubs they had anticipated in previous years became a part of their regular routine, and they were glad that this year marked only the beginning of the four wonderful years they would spend in high school. Although for some it was less than anticipated, the dreams of later years kept their spirits high. The pace was more rapid and de- manding, and the change marked the beginning of real maturity. Steve Acton, Vicki Adams, Roger Alden, David Anderson, Sandra Austin, Rita Bain, Dean Barnard. Bruce Barnett, Charles Barnett, Joyce Bayless, Dennis Beaman, James Beard, Patty Bearry, Denise Bechtel. .6 I U 0 ' f ,F r .qv ., . 1 - f i 1' 35 . D X W , .,., 1 . -..f . JI Q I' I V A ed 'lby i uf , V ,fgfggj lffii VM- l x +73 - g .. ilfll is . Ji? x S ' 171' .-4 ', at . v0 I-- f X 7 QI N, f ,lx ,fl I if -4 .-T Jean Becker, Doug Bennett, Pat --5 Bertsch, Debbie Bishop, Mike Bow- man. Linda Brantley, Brenda Brog- don. Teresa Brown, Robin Bruhn, Cathy Bumburger, Cindy Burchfield, Sue Burnell, Mike Bush, Gerry Buyers. at Ken Caldwell, Tom Carpenter, Beth 'Y I Carson, Mike Carter, Kerry Christian, . . Becky Coffman, Mark Commerford. N, Vicki Coovert, Becky Cope, Don X ... Copeland, Marc Cosat, Terry Cot- tingham, Lucinda Cox, Sharon Cran- . ' dall. 1 ' - - Ralph Crawford, Charles Crumbaugh, Gary Curry, Dianne Dalton, Becky Davenport, David Dean, Tim Dean. Mike Derbyshire, Linda Dew, Tom Donahue, Linda Dorman, Mary Dougherty, Pat Downey, Debbie Drake. John Drake, David Duclos, Bob Duhamell, Terri Dunlap, Steve East- burn, Stanley Eldridge, Ron Estes. Donna Everett, Don Fisher, Mary Flaherty, Rhonda Fleming, Rick French, Bill Galloway, Cindy Gary. Tim Gaughan, Bill Hannah, Mark Hale, Mike Hackett, Joyce Grizzle, Nancy Grimm, Ken Gindling. Anita Gardner, Sue Harmon, Tom Harmon, Steve Hasch, Greg Hayes, Larry Hedrick, Brian Henry. Donna Henderson, Rebecca Higgins, James Hobbs, Herbert Hoskins, Jon Howson, John Hyatt, Lois Jones. Patti Johnson, Connie Kent, Roger Kimball, Linda Kinser, Pam Kirk- ham, Marilyn La Bonte, Marcia Ladigo. Dave LaFara, Jim LaFary, Tom Leach, Steve Leavell, Roger Lewis, Christine Long, Susie Lusk. 107 1 + , ra 0 1' we 'S I - 1 a V ' t is M L, its ,gi ll X f' , , ,A 'H' fwfr' , r ,,, i-' . , v x I ' -fl 'I 'l' T -3.5 dei ll' Ns., f W. - lf- ' V. h L7 ii if X 'xi 1' V X ' , 9 A ,M f 4, ij l j lx 1 E- fl-L' 'S N ttf. 'v Zo J , x T f . R 1 ! 4 1 4 .,i' 1 1 ,f lla- 1 A , Q, ii -1 ll 3452 -,,f:b,, K uf: .mmf W ' l - 1, K 3, f f V A A 4 - ln 'Q ' r : , H lfn .. Ron Manis, Bob Marston, Peg Maudlin, Teresa McAndrews, Melva McCabe, Theresa McDermott. Don McElwain, Mark McElwain, Lillie McFetridge, Bobby McMurray, Teresa Melvin, Jose Mendoza. Colleen Meredith, Val Mikesell, Beverly Miller, Gary Miller, Melissa Miller, Sandy Miller. Beverly Mitchell, Stephanie Moore, Tessie Morgan, Patty Morris, George Myers, Jennifer Mynatt. Liz Myron, Mike Nachand, Barbara Nixon, Tim Noonan, Tim Norris, Kyle Nutting. John Oliver, Susan Ostermeier, Mary Beth Owens, David Owens, Gary Parkham, Jim Parker. Greg Parrish, Vicky Parrish, Earl Parton, Sharon Pate, Karen Patterson, Tamera Patton. Mike Petre, Larry Phelps, Mike Pickhardt, Marcia Poff, Larry Polesel, Frank Poole. Gary Parham. Greg Purdue. Jimmy Reed. Gary Reimer, Mike Reynolds. Carol Rhoades. . gl 3l'l 1l sw l x lg, ,. fl ifffaf at 1... - :rw ,. 'gf l liz A ti. b 4 :MQ Ei I 52.-A AHL V! I 4,,, .,,. Af Wifi tri T e -4- P A A 40 S . ,. ., if' .L , 'T l: .f,,z4 .,'J :mg a l ia Y , , Q gg. .l.f,gv ,? - X42 . t., .l W 'iv N 'Sf V6 Don Richards. Steve Robison. Ronnie Ross. Denise Saba. Marcia Sands. Lavana Scales. Julia Schofield. Sandra Schmoe. Janice Schultz. Bob Schultz. Bob Schumaker. Peggy Scott. Leon Scott. Larry Searcy. Darrell Sego, Jeff Shannon. Sandra Sherfield. Barbara Shirley. Pam Shirley. Jerry Shrout. Darlene Shrum. Carolyn Sims. David Smith. David Smith. Kathy Smith. Viv Smith. Jamie Speas. Christine Stier. Dian Stogsdill. Shannon Stovall. Rodger Thomas. Bill Thompson. Ed Tichenor. Alma Torres. Karen Trisler. Steve Settle. Larry VanLandingham. Dorothea Vaught. Ann Ven- tor. Sally Wakefield. Bob Wallen. Ricky Waugh. Rex Whitaker. Sybil Whitaker. Sandy Whitesides. Shirely Wilde. Barbara Willever. Cheryl Williams. Debbie Williams. Ron Wininger. James Witt. Kristy Yeich. Margie Zumbrunn, 109 KJ 'Q 1 xi 3X gf. . 9' ' 1+ A Q, af T f ., i l- V . ' 5' . f Tiff f if i' will 1 .. .1 ,ze-fa,-Q f W, x wwaa:-J, X . 3 1 .X IXL, k , .,. A 'gif ,Q K Lf Var Lg, 4 3 7 ' L, V31 ' ' wwf , I '-'ar - .. 'T MSL ll x A-Q f . , .. Q- G- LL, ' N I ,f 3, , l-1' i, Gi 1 l if 5, X I . h at . l .. f ., fi .. ', T fi it.:-L t Lg ' 1 , J uf .. A Ei!! - I ' ff X .. ' ' - , - l iq, 'V Z.. Y . v K T i-A, E ,. . we k ,. x ' 'Xa ' f it. .41 f fl is X , . 1 if V... .I ffj-ga, vikggkk I - v A . ' M4114 4' A N -1 w 3 T A I it , . V ' T K A r U . y t . 110 Eighth graders look toward freshman year Eighth grade student council representatives are Vicki Com- best, Ellen Cornelison, Ellen Wendt, Tim Grogan, Jeff Wininger, and Mark Deakins. Pam Abbott Dale Allen, Fred Anderson, Gerald Anderson, Teresa Ault, Christy Bailey, Dennis Bailey, James Ballard, Kathy Ballinger, David Bechman. Danny Bechner, Sandy Beach, Don Bradley, Melinda Brewster, Deborah Brown, Rick Brown, William Brown, Kirk Brownfield, Mat Bryant. Larry Buchanan, Terry Buchanan, Billy Bundy, Bill Burris, Diana Bush, Debbie Cain, Larry Christian, Garry Christmas, Roger Clark. Teresa Clark, Terry Cline, Stephanie Coffman, Vicki Combest, Susan Cooper, Brian Cope, Steve Copeland, Mark Corbin, Ellen Cornelison. Gary Crane, Jeff Curtis, Julie Dalton, Rick Dalton, Martha Davidson, Doug Davis, Pierce Davis, Mark Deakins, Darlene Delk. David DeMott, James DeWitt, David Distler, Jonnica Duclos, Mike Dugan, Bruce Eggers, Patty Emlet, Gale Emrick, Patty Ferris. Bobby Fields, Dennis Foran, Arthur Foster, Beverly Fowler, John Fowler, Debbie Freels, Cindy Garrison, Rus- sell Gibson, Ronnie Glover. Tim Grogan, Garland Harden, Mike Harris, Ricky Hatfield, David Heagy, Kurt Hight, Ray Hill, Mark Hineman, Michelle Hommey. Tom Icenogle, Tony Jackson, Mar- garet Johann, Kim Johnson, Rita Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Susan Johnson, Martin Jones, Ruth Ann Jones. 'Y AQ s fr H- -in X. J , . 21, , -7 XS! l' V I I A I ,. .4 , , 5 .- e .-in -v 1' 1 .7 -xp f sf N - xx A, . 'La 7 3 if -3+ 'G . 5 ,... ' x- V . ft, . li... AVA It 1' I 1 ,' S ..! 1 i J , J --lr ff 'J' A t fi - ,V vo 7, Q i . ,Q , ff ' ' l -,V 1. ' 35, , vfsf ' 5, 'S 1 i A ltr' I r A - V - . . - I 1- JV, M V J, L4 ,Ar Y-5 11 'j 3 5' ll 't f , . s - I .I A-, qt . 5 1-:' , P 1 ifiiil 3 ,l I if: l xii .5 K 4 IL . J . . L , L1 1.-qi , 1 I If if 5'-2 5. 1 t 2 , .Qz ,-15 ,t .fx if Z ' .F P. f L l L-. .Wu I if K , .. -..f 'Ag' ' fi . E '7??3'f' ' fi? ah n ' -L . 5 7-w 1+ it ' '.'.t.'Zu. wif 14 .A , , l a I 'I ' ATI ,VV -' tic, ' . - 0 .,, , Q 1 ' . fflkin .1 1 J. ni if-'Fi Ju Q' J i 4 X7 ' - V .3 Riga Ffw::,1g5,,Q'5 '. 'K .4 t I f T. 5 w - Lf, '4-f 3 r ff . i J ,1 X W' I . y - - ly .ANN Y --g Y '4 , , ' ' W ., 'Q ,ff Ax Q I-' . tt is Tm 1 lu 1 .3 A wa. If' -1 V f, , R49 f , ,I ' K A ww X A lit J i fm 1' .is -,,' .gl ! -Q . 1 . . - 1 Q, R' f l , 1' -X . -Il 4 fn fa 0 ' 4 ' A '7 ' ? 1 I I ,. 1 X 12 N Im. , 1 'r,..:-- -um: . LL-I: ' ff , - ,Q V 1, Lv I 4 1 ., 1' ' . t M 1' . ,. 1 Judy Kinser. Brenda LaMar. Randy Lane, Sylvia Lasiter, Tyler Lawrence, John Lewis, Lee Ann Limp, Danny Linder, Caron Long. Donna Magennis, Rusty Mason, Gordon McClain, Debbie McDonald, Teddy McDonald, Marshall McNew, Teresa McPeak, Patricia Melton, Randy Meredith. Tom Messer, Ricky Metz, Jennifer Mikesell, Gary Miller, Ricky Miller. Debbie Moriarity, Mike Moriarity, Ronnie Morris, Joe Morrow. Nancy Mullinix, Elizabeth Myers, Gloria Nettrour, Mike Newhouse, Ronnie Nolting, Pamela Ogden, Danny Osborne, Judy Pass. Becky Patterson. Cindy Patton, Marsha Pebbles, Don Petro, Dan Phillips, Harold Philpot, Sally Pointer, Richard Polesel, Kenny Poole. Robert Pool. 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For all your golf needs-18 hole par 3 golf course, all lighted. Golf lessons. Forty stall automatic driving range. Two-18 hole minia- THEATER Quffunlofffiiiiliunlge and mek ba Play' Your Family Drive-In I h . i2'fJe,f':L'oZ'3,'?::iJ33 GOLF CENTER Greenwood, Indiana 117 WHITELAND CLEANERS I-hour service Over 30 years experie Ker Noble-Owner U.S. 31 North BARGAIN BOB'S SHOES Name brand shoes at money saving prices State Road 135 North of Smith Valley Road Greenwood, Indiana Compliments of . BU RGE R C H E F 8935 U.S. 31 South l I ver 50 locations in Indiana Q Sp ting goodsp housewaresp applia T V for your convenience A CRAVENS CARDS AND GIFTS 108 E. Jefferson Stree The different shop Hallmark Cards When you care enough to send the best. BROWN'S REGAL MARKET 3 Monroe Street ' Franklin, Indiana GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE G enwood Shopping Ce t G enwood, Indiana DAVIS MOTOR SERVICE 789 East Main Whiteland, Indiana 535-7569 BOB'S BODY SHOP 172 W. Main Street Greenwood, Indiana 881-9341 KELSAY AND SON GRAIN ' J.M.V PRESTON'S SU PERMARKET For all your family shopping Whifeland, Indiana J. 8g M. ANTIQUES U. S. 31 North Franklin, Indiana Compliments of CARNEY Clncl WINSLOW Franklin, Indiana Compliments of GOLDEN IMPERIAL JOHNSON COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Compliments of Franklin CANDY KITCHEN BAND BOX APPAREL LAWNMOWER SALES and SERVICE Dr, Donald Moon, D,D,5, io u. s. 31 soufh ' Whiteland, Indiana Whiteland, Indiana n l MARTINIZING CLEANERS he Jim and Beverly Dils imFIRT,H'7VR Franklin, Indiana 'j-.bqxfllf DON'S GARAGE RR No. 'I-Morgantown Road Greenwood, Indiana FRANKLIN ART GALLERY Downtown-Franklin Paintings-frames-canvasses JIMBLL'S 1201 E. Stop 'l'l Road Indianapolis, Indiana 888-0882 WALDEN FURNITURE of GREENWOOD 881-9321 Main at Madison Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton Wendy and Terri Good Luck Warriors Flinn and McQuire Funeral Home Dr. C. C. Paprocki T20 Whiteland, Indiana JACK KELLY FORD SALES AND SERVICES Franklin, Indiana GILMOUR'S BARBER SHOP 211 E. Main Street V2 Block East of 31 3 barbers-8 to 6 Closed Mondays 535-4451 BURGER CHEF RR No. 1 Franklin, Indiana GEORGE WHITE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY RCA Appliances RCA Victor and Whirlpool Service Quality and satisfaction guaranteed EL REDONDA'S SALON of BEAUTY 5 hairstylists to serve you 7623 S. Meridian located at 49 East Court Street Sancler's Cleaners Building 736-5174 881-7296 FLEENER'S LINOLEUM and TILE 550 E. Main Street Whiteland, Indiana 535-7533 Here's wishing you well Courtesy of WISHING WELL MOTEL X 535-7548 ' Whiteland, Indiana EDEN WASHER SHOP 1911 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 632-4825 NEW Maytag washers and dryers Used washers-all makes Motors-gears-belts valves and ringer rollers 35 years in one location GREENWOOD BOWL Bowling is fun for everyone 121 H ERFF-JON ES CGMPANY 3317 West 16th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana class rings-graduation announcements-yearbooks-awards 631-3543 632-2676 Service Quality Dependability Ken Keltner George Craven - man is challenged todag to excel in almost everg endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative gears. Josten's has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of GENERAL OFFICES OWATONNA, MINNESOTA gllllllfllli recognition, and Josten's products have become tangible sgmbols honoring perseverance and achievement. More than 3,000 Josten's employees are dedicated to your complete satisfaction. Serving you locally: Gary V. Long 633 Lawndale Drive Greenwood, Indiana 46142 CLASS RINGS YEARBOOKS ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS AWARDS Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students with Products of Distinction TWO Locoti s-300 S. Mod NATIONAL BANK OF GREENWOOD M b FDIC Henselmeier's Saddlery U. S. 31 South Greenwood, Indiana G dCtBh llNicell Used Cars BOWMAN AUTO SALES Whifeland, Indiana U 'Br FRANK'S MARATHON U. S. 31 and Main Street Whifeland, Indiana Checking the oil in a customers car is just one of the services offered at Frank's Ma thon. MASCHMEYER'S NURSERY . K ', . ' .I . .,, -.. Growing strong, he Ithy trees takes a lot of hard work. 124 1 -, A - rf, In A f Ifa. 1 J 1 LI....,i, WI , jf 1 S153 Whiteland Branch of The FRANKLIN CLEANERS and MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 79 N. U.S. 31 Whifeland 535-4511 THOMAS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SERVICE HARRY'S All lines of personal and business insurance. Complete car care lubrication, fires Real estate sales and and OCCGSS Property management 312 W. Wiley 881-8297 Greenwood, Indiana COMMISKEY JACK and MACK'S CORNER DRUGS, INC. MEN'S WEAR Ed and Bud Commiskey McGregor-Van Heusen Registered pharmasists , Puritan-style Mart suits 350 S. Madison 881-3511 Greenwood Center Greenwood, Indiana JOHNSON and SON Kee U with SHELL SERVICE P P 8010Madison Avenue at Stop 11 Road Every Smurdoy Indianapolis, Indiana The Evening Star Phone: 881 -0958 'rue mm CE us MALIN'S T.V. N:- SALES and SERVICE 69 N. U. S. 31 Whiteland, Indiana Phone: 535-4444 wIIlIIIl'Si I WORTH'S Bl-RITE I , fo, F D I Best Food Values MARKET U SU2'E ' C? f My is 'B C' 'TTT o d PI n..,4r -C. - ,, . -.Q VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORPORATION - 1401 Riverside Drive , Indianapolis, Indiana WHITE RIVER BRANCH UNION BANK and TRUST COMPANY Nearby and neighborly Franklin, Indiana Branches: T f I I d' h N R J SR dI35 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zike Franklin Printing Service 79 East Monroe SINK and EDWARDS Sheet Metal Roofing Contractors 621 East Ohio Street Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: 637-4323 Dr. Bullington Wentzel Gwens, D.D.S. Whiteland, Indiana Radio Cab Franklin, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson Vic's Camper Sales U. S. 31-two miles north of Franklin Good Luck Warriors Sheriff Red Worrick TayIor's Paint and Wallpaper 165 E. Jefferson St. Franklin, Indiana Phone: 436-9231 The E. O. Collins Store 65 East Jefferson St. Franklin, Indiana Good Luck Warriors Earl Wilson Good Luck Warriors Johnny Jordan Barnett's Barber Shop Dr. Charles L. Wolfe Dr. Philip M. George optometrists 'IOI North Main-Franklin Phone: 736-7722 Cothron Cleaners 7745 South Meridian Compliments of Barnett's Insurance 9 . ng I fs , gh' f 'liiiil .f 1 '- ' Q .- ' ' 1 Kc I 45... -3,4 sh? R. R. No. I- Graham Road Whiteland 537-7517 and 5431 N. Rosalyn Indianapolis, Indiana 253-4593 Rosa's Graham Road Whiteland, Indiana 128 lf- Open six days a week. Evenings by a appointment. See the Quintana sisters for beauty care and supply. Rosie looks over a few of the many products offered at her beauty salon. Rosa's Beauty Shop and Josie's Beauty Shop Besides hairstyling, we sell Revlon Cosmetics and sell and set wigs and wiglets. wwf T- .. , ,. . B- - ,, Min+ ig ,,, .m9,f!:.!r- ,-5 AQ' A , me-. 'Ii 'ftiafiigfif 1'-1 f.,,.35ff?i '21 'l.' wf :,u,f-34 - -- :EE 'J V, . N by 1 . ,rim . A .... I .B 'Q ,4,,g,.. eg-if ff. . -W . I - ,L f-3,535.23 lm'8 ..U I ...,...i 1+ I 'aww 1'JV?ff 1f..-.'5 ,.- ,. .W .. M' lim Wok . ARL E experience working with CONCRETE CONTRACTBNG CO. expert concrete finishers IPUMPUNG-iiFiNlsHrNGl INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA office of 3245 W. Morris Ph - 244-9042 one. . Residence: 784-9649 Mobile: 639-5727 HERR PHARMACY PRESCRIPTICJNS PRCFESSICNALLY COMPOUNDED Whlfelond Indiana 535 7529 PWWHHR DAVID So mls HOME SUPPLY C ENTER M - ' D L. IIIIIIQIIIIIIIAQIIIII' kg! i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 9 3 O Phone: f317j 787-321 1 108 Union Street Southport, Indiana 46227 Everything for the home proiects and the do-it-yourselfer. Paint-Lumber-gIass4paneIing- floor tiIe-doors-windows-roofing- ceilings. THGMPSON FLORAL SERVICE Whiteland-535-7524 Corsages potted plants sprays wreathes bouquets gifts We deliver IFTDJ willing service Brown's Regal Market 3 Monroe Street Franklin, Indiana DU NCAN'S MARKET 549 Main Street Whiteland, Indiana RICHEY'S PLUMBING and HEATING 108 N. Front Street Whiteland, Indiana 130 GRAY FURNITURE COMPANY Whiteland, Indiana Phone: 535-7751 or 881-1182 BABB'S RESTAURANT U. S. 31 Whiteland, Indiana Phone: 535-7554 DAIRY QUEEN-BRAZIER 99 U. S. 31 South Whiteland, Indiana -- S. , flies 5525 EVERY WEEK ki-I If ibm. L3 . A I3 in 7.3 Q I32 PARIS BODY SHOP 240 Main Street Whiteland, Indiana 535-4710 Paint and Body Shop 5 ACTON SUPERETTE TILSON'S MARKET FE,ii'J3f: R. R. No. I griazgry Greenwood, Indiana 'I I I42 Exchange Street Acton, Indiana 133 SMITH PHARMACY 7747 S. Meridian Sf. Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: 881-9337 GREENWOOD LUMBER COMPANY 102 E. Broadway Greenwood, Indiana free deiivery WHITELAND PRESCRIPTION CENTER 59 N. U. S. 31 Whiteland, Indiana '- azz I 'ff' ugzau - . Aga. 6 of egahgy NANCY PHAT HER QVINIK M and M ELECTRIC NO JOB IS TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. J. B. MULLINAX R.R. No. 1 BOX 186 A GREENWOOD, INDIANA 881-9057 888-021 5 Abbott, Pamela 39,1 10 Acton, Steven 41,106 Acton, Suzanne 24,30,l02 Adams, Vicki 24,37, 106 Alden, Rodger 29,36,l06 Allen, Charlotte 24,36,102 Allen, Dale 110 Allen, Teresa 30 Allison, Ellen 24,30,98 Alvey, Brenda 102 Anderson, David 106 Anderson, Fredric 38,1 10 Anderson, Gerald 38,5 1,1 10 Anderson, Karen 102 Anderson, Nancy 98 Anderson, Sandra 98 Anderson, Vicki 23,24,30,82 Anderson Walter Andrews,,Jerome 23,35,44,54 All School Index Black, Susan 7,24,28,30,3 1,83 Blackwell, Tim 44,98 Blake, Bobby 34,35,50,83 Blake, William 54,102 Boswell, Charlie 50,58,l02 Bowman, Michael 106 Bowman, Kay 98 Bowman, Robert 98 Boyd, Dennis 98 Bradley, Donald 38,1 10 Brantley, Charles 23,34,35,44,58, 98 Brantley, Linda 24,3O,35,36,l06 Branham, Mark 31,54,103 Braughton, Benny 83 Breedlove, Mike 84 Brewster, Melinda 39,41,1 10 Brogdon, Brenda 24,37,l06 Carpenter, Thomas 25 ,4 1 ,54, 106 Carson, Bert 34,99 Carson, Elizabeth 24,36, 106 Carson, Tressa 85 Carter, Michael 36,5l,l06 Carver, William 102 Ault, Della 24,36,82 Ault, Mike 98 Ault, Teresa 39,110 Austin, Sandra 24,29,36,l06 Babbs, Michael 33,82 Bailey, Christy 39,1 10 Bailey, Dennis 38,39,1 10 Bailey, Michael 44,102 Bailey, Paul 30,82 Bain, Marsha 24,98 Bain, Rita 24,106 Baker, Christina 24,26,30,98 Ballard, James 38,110 Ballinger, Katherine 39,41 ,1 10 Ballinger, Kenneth 98 Barnard, Dean 29,106 Barnett, Harold 23,30,34,50,98 Barnett, Bruce 106 Barnett, Charles 36,106 Battin, Samia 23,26,37,98 Bayless, Joyce 35,36,106 Bayless, Steve 44,83 Bayless, Terry 23,66,83 Beach, Sandra 110 Beaman, Dennis 41,106 Beard, James 106 Beard, Robert 31,44,98 Bearry, Patty 24,106 Beasley, Rebecca 24,35,36, 102 Bechman, David 40,1 10 Bechman, Thomas 31,102 Beckner, Daniel 38,39,l 10 Bechtel, Denise 106 Bechtel, Joyce 24,102 Bechtel, Judy 24,30,83 Bechtel, Perry 98 Becker, Ann 23,24,26,30,83 Becker, Jean 22,24,l06 Belcas, Jerry 44,102 Bell, Donald 29,102 Bell, Patsy 24,102 Bennett, Gary 22,36,5 1, 106 Bernardi, Judy 24,27,31,32,83 Bertsch, Patricia 24,29,36,l06 Billingsley, Charles 26,3l,35,50,98 Bishop, Deborah 24,28,36,106 Black, Cinda 23,98 Black, Sandra 39 Brogdon, Jenese 23,24,27,3l,32, 84 Broods, Michael Brown, Alice Brown, Deborah 39,1 10 Brown, Gail 24,'33,102 Brown, Patricia 23,24,26,3O,84 Brown, Ricky 38,1 10 Brown, Roger 34,44,54,56,98 Brown, Roger 37,102 Brown, Teresa 31,106 Brown, William 29,50,l02 Brown, William 40,1 10 Chandler, Brenda 24,30,99 Chasteen, David 25 Chasteen, James 102 Christian, Larry 40,1 10 Christian, Martha 24,99 Christian, Kerry 41,106 Christmas, Garry 1 10 Church, Daniel 102 Church, David 22,50,61,85 Church, Wauneta 22,24,26,30,66 85 Clark, Clifford 99 Clark Lorelei 24,28,30,37,l03 Clark Pamela 24,3l,32 Clark Roger 110 Clark, Robert 34,99 Clark, Teresa 39,1 10 Cline, Brenda 85 Cline, Terry 110 Coe, Mark 48,58,99 Coffman, Dianne 25,26,99 Coffman, Rebecca 24,35,36, 106 Coffman, Stephanie 39,1 10 Combest, Fred 29,34,99 Brownfield, Kirk 38,40,5 1,1 10 Brownfield, Ren 23,27,98 Bruhn, Robin 44,106 Bruhn, Roy 25,34,58,84 Bryant, John 39,1 10 Buchanan, Deborah 24,37, 102 Buchanan, Larry 39,110 Buchanan, Terry 38,1 10 Buell, Linda 22,24,35,37,102 Bumberger, Catherine 24,106 Bumberger, Nancy 98 Bundy, Larry 102 Bundy, William l 10 Burchfield, Cindy 7,24,28,36,106 Burchfield, Gale 24,28,98 Combest, Vicki 22,39,1 10 Commerford, Mark 54,106 Cooper, Clayton 31,103 Cooper, Susan 39,1 10 ' Coovert, Vicki 24,32,l06 Cope,,Brian 36,39,1 10 Cope, Randall 103 Cope, Rebecca 24,3 1 ,106 Cope, William 99 Copeland, Donald 26,3l,l06 Copeland, Sharon 22,24,30,35 Copeland, Stephen 38,39,40,l 10 Corbin, Mark 38,40,1 10 Corn, Rita 24,103 Cornelison, Charles 27,103 Cornelison, Ellen 22,39,1 10 Cornelison, Rebecca 7,24,27,28,32 Burgett Burnell Burnell Burnell Burress, , Larry 84 , Donna 7,24,28,98 , Sue 24,106 , Wallace 98 Donald 102 Burris, William 38 99 Cosat, Jeanne 7,23,27,28,35,36,99 Cosat, Marc 29,36, 106 Cothron, Michael 85 Cottingham, Terrill 22,5 1,106 Burton, Marline 27,32,98 Burton, Richard 33,99 Bush, Craig 22,26,56,84 Bush, Diana 39,1 10 Bush, Larry 32,34,37,99 Bush, Michael 4l,54,106 Byerly, Stephen 29,34,99 Byers, Gerald 41,106 Byers, James 27,29,84 Cain, Debra 39,110 Caldwell, Kenneth 106 Caplinger, Robert 102 Carney, Gregory 102 Carpenter, Bill 85 Carpenter, Donna 24,30,36,84 Covert, Barry 99 Cox, Lucinda 24,35,l06 Craig, Patricia 23,24,30,85 Crandall, Linda 23,30,85 Crandall, Sharon 24,28,35,l08 Crane, Gary 38,110 Crawford, Donald 25,34,86 Crawford, Ralph 107 Crossman, Jerry 36,44,50,56,l03 Crumbaugh, Charles 107 Crumbaugh, Nancy 24,36, 103 Curry, Gary 31,107 Curtis, Jeffery 38,1 10 Dalton, Diane 24,36,l07 Dalton, Julie 39,110 135 Dalton, Michael 86 Dalton, Richard 38,40,l 10 Davenport, Michael 103 Davenport, Rebecca 24,29, 107 Davidson, James 31,86 Davidson, Martha 22,39,41,l 10 Davidson, Theresa 24,99 A Davis, Douglas 38,40,l 10 Davis, Melinda 24,30,103 Davis, Nevalin 24,28,103 Davis, Pierce 38,110 Davis, Roxanne 24,30,99 Deakins, Mark 22,39,4l,110 Deakins, Michele 22,24,29,30,35, 103 Dean, David 107 Dean, Timothy 107 Dehoney, Betty 24,28,37,103 Delk, Darlene 39,1 10 Demaree, Marylin 39 DeMott, Christina 24,25,35,99 DeMott, David 38,39,110 Derbyshire, Michael 107 Detwiler, Debra 24,30,103 Detwiler, Steve 25,99 Deutsch, David 99 Deutsch, Judy 24,35,103 DeVries, Mary 28,99,30 Dew, Linda 24,29,35,l07 DeWitt, James 110 DeWitt, Stephen 103 Distler, David 39,110 Donahue, Thomas 107 Dorman, Linda 24,32,107 Doub, Debbie 7,23,28,30,99 Dougherty, Mary 24,35,l07 Dougherty, Ryllis 24,30,35,99 Downey, Michael 34,37,54,99 Downey, Stephen 41,107 Drake, Deborah 24,3 1,107 Drake, Jim 44,103 Drake, Joe 33,45,86 Drake, John 36,107 Drake, Theresa 7,24,28,35,l03 Duclos, David 107 Duclos, J ennica 39,1 10 Dugan, Michael 1 10 Duhamell, Mark 34,86 Duhamell, Robert 33,107 Duncan, Brenda Dunlap, Rebecca 24,26,30,99 Dunlap, Terri 24,35,l07 Eastburn, Steve 31,106 Egbert, David 34,37,54,103 Egbert, Donna 24,35,103 Eggers, Bnice 40,1 10 Eggers, Donald 103 Eldridge, Stanley 107 Elkins, Joseph 29,103 Elkins, Karen 24,26,86 Ellis, Terry 103 Emery, Steven 103 Emlet, Jerry 34,36,99 Emlet, Patricia 39,110 Emrick, David 25 Emrick, Gale 110 Esteb, Donna 24,29,36,l03 136 Index Estes, Ronald 41,107 Everett, Donna 24,29,36,107 Facemire, James 31,103 Favinger, Jeff 23,30,36,99 Ferris, Patricia 39,1 10 Fields, Bobby 1 10 Fields, Ernest 54,98 Fields, Rudy 37,38,103 Fishel, David 33,86 Fisher, Donald 107 Fisher Lee Ann 99 Fitzpatrick, Carla 24,3 1,99 Flaherty, Mary 24,3 1, 107 Flaherty, Mike 44,54,99 Fleming, Keith 34,35,50,58,99 Fleming, Rhonda 24,26,29,35,l06 Foley, Roger 27,32,99 Foran, Dennis 110 Ford, Scot 34,36,44,103 Forrester, Betty Foster, Foster, Arthur 38,110 James 23,27,34,37,99 Fowler, 29,34,99 Fowler Fowler Fowler Freels, Freels, , Beverly 39,110 , John 38,1 10 , Kenneth 86 Deborah 39,1 10 Vicky 7,24,28,30,35,103 French, Richard 107 Fulling, Susan 26,28,103 Galloway, Vicki 24,30,36,99 Galloway, William 107 Gant, Gordon 30 Gant, Gwendolyn 24,26,99 Gardner, Anita 24,35,l07 Gardner, Charles 103 Gardner, Karen 103 Gardner, Robert 103 Garret, Danny Garrison, Connie 22,23,24,26,30, 99 Garrison, Cynthia 39,1 10 Gary, Cindy 107 Gaughan, Timothy 31,51,l07 Gaynor, Janis 7,22,24,28,30,99 Gibson, Dan 103 Gibson, David 25,34,87 Gibson, Russell 38,40,l 10 Gindling, Kenneth 107 Gindling, Michael 44,103 Gindling, Paul 44,87 Giroud, 23,24,30,99 Glaze, Becky 99 Glover, Donna 22,24,35,87 Glover, Greg 99 Glover, Lana 24,35 Glover, Ronald 38,40,l 10 Goode, Gregg, Grimm Grizzle Robin 99 Jimmy 103 , Nancy 24,35,l07 , Joyce 24,33,l07 Grogan, John 29,99 Grogan, Timothy 22,38,50,1 10 Hackett, Micheal 36,107 Hale, Mark 107 Hamilton, Lannie 87 Hand, Dorsella 28,36,l03 Hannah, James 28,33,56,87 Hannah, William 29,37,l07 Harbert, Faye 24,30,36,103 Harden, Doug 99 Harden, Jess 103 Harden, Jim 103 Harden, Susan 39,110 Hardin, Jama 24,36 Harmon, Carolyn 24,107 Harmon, Lutrecia 31,24,87 Harmon, Sandra 31,87 Harmon, Thomas 31,107 Harris, Michael 38,39,1l0 Harrison, Linda 24,33,36,l03 Hart, Frank 99 Hart, Stephen 34,87 Hasch, Steven 51,107 Hatfield, Pamela 27,100 Hatfield, Richard 110 Hayes, Greg 22,36,107 Hazelett, Janet 24,26,27, 100 Heagy, David 38,51,1l0 Heagy, Debby 103 Heckman, Donald 100 Hedrick, Larry 36,107 Hedrick, Terry 3l,35,44,50,l00 Hehlt, Jane Henderson, Danny 88 Henderson, Donna 102 Henderson, Marjorie 27,37,88 Hendrickson, Dan 37,100 Hendrickson, Peggy 88 Henry, Brian 36,107 Henry, Sharon 7,24,28,30 Higgins, George 25,32,54,58,l00 Higgins, Iris 24,33,35,36,l03 Higgins, Rebecca 107 Hight, Cathy 24,103 Hight, Kurt 38,110 Hill, Roland 38,110 Hineman, Mark 40,1 10 Hinesley, Cheryl 100 Hinesley, Greg 34,58,100 Hobbs, Danny 88 ' Hobbs, James 31,107 Hodge, Joe 35,44,54,88 Hoffman, Jana 24,30,100 Hohlt, Jane 24,35,103 Holman, Paul 29,54,l04 Hommey, Michelle 39,1 10 Hommey, Sheryll 24,3l,88 Hoskins, Amy 24,26,30,100 Hoskins, Herbert 36,107 Houchin, Larenda 23,24,26,30,100 Howson, Jon 29,54,107 Huck, Diana 24,30,103 Hudson, Gary 23,34,35,50,58,100 Hughey, Teresa 24,26,28,30,88 Hunter, Daniel 35,61 Hunter, Debbie 24,27, 100 Hunter, Mike 34,88 Hyatt, John 107 lcenogle, Cindy 100 lcenogle, Tommy 1 10 Icenogle, Vicki 100 Inabnitt, Carolyn 24,100 Inman, Dennis Jackson, Anthony 39,4l,1 10 Jennings, Debra 24 Jewell, Linda 24,89 Jewell, Nancy 24,37,103 Johann, Margaret 39,1 10 Johann, Sue 33,89 Johnson, Janice 103 Johnson Patricia 7,24,28,35,l07 Johnson, Rita 39,1 10 Johnson, Sandra 1 10 Johnson, Susan 110 Johnson, Terry 100 Index Leeman, Reba 24,100 Leiferman, Kirk 34,100 LeTourneau, Terry 22,24,36, 104 Lewis, John 38,40,11l Lewis, Mickey 24,36,104 Lewis, Roger 37,107 Lewis, Timothy 3l,48,56,l00 Limp, Lee Ann 39,1 ll Linder, Danny 38,39,11 1 Linder, Michael 100 Linehan, Raymond 3 1 ,56, 104 Logan, Sharon 104 Long, Carla 24,35,36,104 Long, Caron 39,111 Long, Christine 24,35,36,l07 Long, Marilyn 37,104 Lucid, Michael 44,50,5 8,104 Lucid, William 44,58,104 Johnston, Steve 100 Jones, Barbara 24,27,lO4 Jones, Lois 24,28,l07 Jones, Martin 38,40,l 10 Jones, Rith 39,110 Jones, Sue 100 Judkins, Gary 25,89 Kackley, George 36,104 Kelsay, Dave 31 Kelsay, Doug Kent, Constance 24,35,107 Kerry, Charles Key, Darrel 89 Key, Joseph 54,104 Kimball, Roger 107 Kinder, Cindy 23,24,26,30, 100 Kinser, Judith 39,11 1 Kinder, Linda 35,36,107 Kirby, Jimmy 31,100 Kirkham, Pamela 24,29,107 Kirkpatrick, Deborah 24,35,36,104 Knox, Dennis 29,61,l04 LaBonte, Marilyn 24,29,36,107 Lacefield, Kent Luhn, Alfred 100 Luper, Donna 24,104 Lusk, Susie 24,29,107 Machlan, Larry 104 Mackey, Cindy 24,26,27,89 Macy, Patty 100 Madden, Mary 24,33,104 Magennis, Donna 39,11 1 Magennis, Patricia 7,24,28,31,35, 90 Magennis, Peggy 24,35,104 Main, Bob 100 Maples, Patsy 24,27,l00 Manis, Ronald 22,36,108 Marston, Robert 108 Mason, Ernest 22,38,51,ll1 Matlock, Jerry 26,27,32,l00 Maudlin, Peggy 24,108 McAndrews, Tresa 24,108 McClain McClain McClain McClish: Melva 24,108 McCabe, , Bruce 31,35,104 , Cindy 22,23,24,28,30,90 McClain, McClain, Gordon 38,39,l 11 Rebecca 24,28,35,36,104 Rebecca 24,31,90 Arvie 35,44,90 McCloud, Danny 26,35,90 Ladi go, LaF ara, LaF ara, LaF ary, LaFary, Marcia 24,107 David 107 Janette 30,35,100 James 107 Victoria 100 Lake, Thomas 89 LaMar, Brenda 39,41,1l1 Lampson, John 26,27,29,32,1O0 Lancaster, Mike 27,100 Lane, Randall 38,40,11 1' Larson, Cheryl 24,28,30,35,104 Larson, Gary 89 Lasetield, William 104 Lasiter, Sylvia ll 1 Lawrence, Timothy 30,100 Lawrence, Thomas 34,50,58,89 Lawrence, Treca 23,30, 100 Lawrence, Tyler 38,39,40,5l,l 11 Leach, Thomas 29,37,107 Leavell, Larry 104 Leavell, Shirley 23,30,l00 Leavell. Steven 30.36.107 McDermorr, Kathleen 24,100 McDermott, Theresa 24,27,35,36, 108 McDonald, Debra 39,1 1 l McDonald, Janice 24,35,36,104 McDonald, Ronald 48,50, 100 McDonald, Teddy 40,1 1 1 McDonald, Virginia 104 McDonough, Gary 34,100 McElwain, Donald 37,51,l08 McElwain, Mark 51,108 McElwain, Michael 44,56,90 McFetridge, Lillie 24,108 McFetridge, Terry 100 McMurray, Nancy 24,104 McMurray, Robert 29,31,41,51,108 McNew, Carla 24,100 McNew, Marshall 38,40,l 1 1 McPeak, Dianne 7,24,28,36,104 McPeak, Teresa 39,111 Means, John 23,35,44,45,47,50,58, 90 Melloan, Cathy 24,30,3 1,104 Melton, Patricia 39,41,1 11 Melton, Ronnie 23,30,34,48,6l,90 Melvin, Teresa 24,28,36,l08 Mendoza, Jose 29,51,l08 Meredith, Colleen 24,35,108 Meredith, Randy 38,39,51,111 Meredith, Terence 100 Merideth, Phonda 24,33,104 Messer, Peggy 24,27,32,90 Messer, Thomas 111 Metz, Richard 38,40,111 Meyer, Jane 27,100 Meyers, Karen 24,27,35,36,9l Meyers, Kathleen 24,32 Michaels, William Midyette, Philip 91 Mikesell, Jennifer 39,1 11 Mikesell, Val Edwin 108 Miller, Beverly 24,37,108 Miller, Gary 28,38,108 Miller, Melissa 24,3l,35,l08 Miller, Rick 38,111 Miller, Ronald 91 Miller, Sandy 108 Miller, Sharyn 24,36,104 Mills, David Mitchell, 24,108 Mitchell, Craig 37,104 Mitchell, Gloria 23,24,30,100 Mitchell, Paula 24,30 Money, Dean 25,36,54,104 Moore, David . Moore, Patty 24,91 Moore, Stephanie 24,27,35,37,108 Morgan, Tessie 24,108 Moriarity, Debra 39,1 11 Moriarity, Michael 38,1 1 1 Morris, Jimmy 100 Morris, 24,36,l08 Morris, Ronald 38,39,111 Morrow, Harley 91 Morrow, Joe 38,40,l 11 Moser, Charles 23,34,35,36,48,91 Mullinix, Nancy 39,1 1 1 Myers, Cathy 104 Myers, Elizabeth 111 Myers, George 36,108 ' Myers, Katherine 30 Mynatt, Jennifer 24,35,36,l08 Mynatt, Pamela 35,36,104 Myron, Diana 27,32,100 Myron, Elizabeth 24,27,108 Nachand, Michael 51,108 Nachand, Patricia 104 Nance, Vera 91 Neeman, Connie 24,35,104 Neeman, Gary 34,35,48,50,91 Nettrour, Gloria 39,1 1 1 Nettrour, Judy 24,104 Newhouse, Diana 24,104 Newhouse, Nichael 49,1 1 1 Nixon, Barbara 7,24,28,108 Nixon, Beverly 24,100 Nolting, Barbara 24,31,9l Nolting, Ronald 38,40,l 11 Noonan, Tim 29,108 137 Norris, Pat 24,34,36,54,56,104 Nutting, Kyle 24,37,108 Ogden, Pamela 39,11 1 Oliver, John 108 Osborne, Danny 38,39,1l 1 Osborne, David 22,44,108 Osborne, Mike 47,92 Ostermeier, Steven 100 Ostermeier, Susan 24,35,36,108 Owens, David 37,108 Owens, Diana 100 Owen, Maribeth 24,29,37,108 Owens, Patricia 104 Owens, Wentzel 34,100 Paradise, Janet 104 Paradise, William 92 Parham, Dean 27,36,50,58,104 Parham, Gary 25,108 Parker, James 108 Parmerlee, Dana 31,92 Parrish, Gregory 37,108 Parrish, Vicki 24,54,108 Parrish, William 92 Parton, Earl 108 Pass, John 29,32,36,l04 Pass, Joseph 104 Pass, Judy 111 Pate, Sharon 24,36,108 Patrick, Junior 104 Patrick, Patsy 35,92 Patterson, Karen 108 Patterson, Rebecca 39,11 1 Patton, Cindy 39,111 Patton, Tamera 28,36,108 Payne, Mike Payne, Richard Pebbles, Marsha 39,40,1 1 1 Pendleton, Larry 100 Peters, Robert 100 Petre, Michael 108 Petro, Donald 38,40,l 1 1 Phelps, Larry 108 Phillips, Daniel 38,40,l 1 1 Philpot, David 27,32,l01 Philpot, Harold 1 1 1,38,39 Pickhardt, Michael 31,108 Pickhardt, Susan 24,92 Poff, Marcia 108 Pointer, Frances 101 Pointer, Oliver 54,56,101 Pointer, Sally 39,11 1 Polesel, Larry 51,108 Polesel, Michael 50,101 Polesel, Richard 38,40,l 1 1 Polley, Denise 24,30,101 Polley, Janet 24,33,104 Poole, Frank 37,108 Poole, Kenneth 38,39,51,1ll Poole, Robert 38,39,51,1ll Poole, Stephanie 24,30,35,10l Potter, Paul 36,108 Price, Ronnie 38,39,40,111 Price, Sharon 39,1 11 Purdue, Gregory 108 138 Index Purdue, Karen 22,24,28,31,35,l04 Purdy, Connie 24,30,36,104 Quinn, Gordon 44,101 Quinn, Mary 24,101 Quintana, Alfredo 29,92 Quintana, Armondo 101 Rademacher, Jo Ellen 39,1 1 1 Rademacher, Judy 39,1 1 l Raftery, Donna 39,11 1 Rainey, Dennis 36,104 Ramsey, Ronald 38,39,50,51,l1l Raymer, Connie 7,24,28,27,10l Raymer, Debra 39,1 1 1 Reasoner, Donald 92 Reasoner, Lou Ann 104 Redmon, Rita 39,111 Reed, James 31,108 Reed, Thomas 31,93 Reeves, Leland 111 Reimer, Charles Edward 27,32,36, 93 Reimer, Garry 108 Reimer, Susan 39,104 Rexroat, Gary 93 Reynolds, Mike 108 Reynolds, Patricia 33,104 Reynolds, Thomas 104 Rhoades, Carol 24,36, 1 09 Rhoades, Linda 39,1 1 1 Rhoades, Sherry 39,1 1 1 Rhodes, Gary 105 Rhodes, Linda 24,26,30,93 Richards, Don 109 Richards, Roy 105 Richardson, Darrell 38,1 1 1 Richardson, LaDonna 111 Richardson, Ted 31,105 Richey, Judy 23,24,36,93 Richey, Martha 39,1 1 l Richey, Teresa 24,30,101 Rietel, Cathy 39,11 1 Rietel, Cheryl 24,30,101 Riley, Richele 24,33,35,36, 105 Ring, Barbara 7,24,28,36,105 Riser, Richard 38,39,1 1 1 Robinson, Laura 23,24,30,93 Robison, Robert 3l,34,58,l0l Robison, Steve 109 Robling, Jack 105 Rodgers, Rebecca 7,28,24,30,101 Rodie, Rosann 39,111 Ross, Ronald 22,28,36,l09 Ross, Fred 37,54,l05 Russell, Teresa 39,11 1 Rutledge, Michael 38,1 1 1 Rutter, Debra 1 1 1 Saba, Denise 24,29,36, 109 Sachs, Kathy 105 Sallee, Ronald 105 Sallee, Rosemary 11 l Sandefur, Burl Dale 31,101 Sandefur, Donald 38,40,l 1 1 Sandlin, Phillis 39,41,1 1 1 Sands, Marcia 28,24,109 Santuccik, Constance 27, 101 Scales, Danny 23,35,61,93 Scales, Lavana 7,24,28,36,l09 Schapson, Andrew 51,1 1 1 Schapson, Harold 22,54,56,l05 Schlasser, Ronald 40 Schenk, Alfred 23,35,93 Schofield, Joseph 27,37,101 Schofield, Julie 24,35,l09 Schmoe, Sandra 109 Schultz, Gina 39 Schultz, Janice 35,109 Schultz, Kristine 24,30,94 Schultz, Robert 31,109 Schultz, Steve 23,3O,36,94, Schumacher, Cheryl 39,1 1 1 Schumacker, Frank 37,56,105 Schumacher, Phillip 23,30,56,94 Schumaker, Lonnie 101 Schumaker, Robert 109 Scott, Leon 51,109 Scott, Loren 36,94 Scott, Peggy 109 Scott, Richard 36,44,47,50,l05 Searcy, Larry 51,109 Searcy, Keith 36,50,l05 See, Christy 7,24,28,94 Sego, Darrell 29,36,109 Settle, Steve 109 Sevier, David 105 Sevier, Ronnie 27,32,34,37,94 Shannon, Chryl 7,24,28,30,94 Shannon, J eane 105 Shannon, Jeffery 109 Shannon, Kathleen 24,30,36,l05 Shannon, Laura 24,41 Shannon, Richard 38,40,l 11 Sharkey, Pat 38,39,111 Sheets, Linda 7,24,28,94 Shelton, Jerry 31,105 Shepherd, Rebecca 22,24,32,95 Sheffield, David 23,101 Sheffield, Dennis 37,44,54,101 Sheffield, Sandra 24,27,35,57,109 Shipley, Lynda 37,105 ShiPP, Ricky 38,11 1 - Shirley, Barbara 22,24,36,109 Shirley, Pamela 24,109 Shirley, Robert ll 1 Shirrell, Cindy 101 Shirrell, John 105 Showalter, Cynthia 39,1 ll Shotts, Glen 38,39,111 Shrout, Jerry 109 Shrout, Judy 101 Shrum, Jerry 29,101 Shrum, Patricia Shrum, Sarah 24,109 Shultz, Gina ll 1 Shultz, Michael 29,105 Sichting, Stephen 38,39,1 ll Simpson, Roger 44,54,56,105 Sims, Carolyn 24,3l,109 Sims, Merlin 24,105 Sink, Mindy 39,1 1 1 Sipes, Ralph 101 Smith, Alan 105 Smith Smith Smith Smith Charles 23,30,35,95 David 109 David 109 Denise 111 Smith Larry 35,95 Smith Lois 24,28,31,109 Smith Michael Smith Richard Grant 34,35,44,54, 95 Smith Robert Joseph 23,31,34,l0l Smith, Susan Kay 24,30,35,101 Smith, Vivian 109 Smith William 38 51 111 Smithey, Randy 111 Smithy, Ricky 3l,50,101 Snellin, David 34,101 Snepp, Richard 40,111 Spears, Vicki 24,101 Speas, Jamie 24,36, 109 St. Clair, Jeffery 40,1 11 Stanbaugh, Debra 39,111 Stanbaugh, Richard 25,105 Stanfield, Julia 7,22,24,28,30,10l Stanley, Danny 38,1 1 1 Stanley, Larry 105 Steingruber, Sharma 30,3 1 ,95 Stephenson, Edward 28,36, 105 Stier, Christine 109 Stillabower, Gary 101 Stogsdill, Dianna 109 Stogsdill, Michael 111 Stogsdill, Robert 25,105 Stovall, Darrell 38,39,1 11 Stovall, Shannon 24,3l,109 Stowell, Donna 33,101 Strange, Sue 39,1 1 1 Street, Janet 24,33,105 Streeval, Doris 24,26,30,95 Streeval, Stephen 95 Streif, Linda 101 Streif, Russell 22,35,95 Strunk, Patricia 101 Suding, James 22,37,44,54,56,l05 Suding, John 22,23,34,35,44,96 Sullivan, John 34,101 Sullivan, Linda 39,1 1 1 Summers, John 38,111 Swearingen, Jay 44,54,101 Taylor, Jennifer 23,24,26,27,30,33, 96 Taylor, Ricky 105 Tenson, Dennis 105 Terhune, Timothy 105 Theising, Timothy 25,32,105 Thomas, Barry 39,40,111 Thomas, Daniel 26,101 Thomas, Roger 109 Thomas, Sandra 39,1 1 1 Thompson, Annalee 24,33,105 Thompson, Barney 38,40,11 1 Thompson, Dennis 29,36 Thompson, Kathrine 39,41,11 1 Thompson, Patricia 24,31,35,96 Thompson, William 36,109 Thomton, 39,111 Thornton, Wendy 24,26,27,96 Thrall, Danny 101 Index Thrall, Patricia 39,111 Threlkel, Kenneth 38,40,l 1 1 Tichenor, Steven 51,109 Torres, Alma 24,28,33,35,36,109 Torres, Elia 24,30,35,36,96 Townsley, Ethel Kay 23,3 1,27, 101 Tracy, Bonnie 39,1 11 Travelstead, Michael 101 Trisler, Jimmy 96 Trisler, Karen 24,109 Van Landingham, Larry 51,109 Vaught, Dorothea 24,35,109 Vaught, Mary 30,35,l05 Vaught, Rhonda 39,1 1 1 Ventor, Anne 24,27,28,35,36,109 Vondersaar, Kevin 54,105 Wagner, Debby 24,30,35, 105 Wakefield, Jeffrey 111 Wakefield, Sally 24,3 1,32,l09 Wall, Gregory 44,101 Wallen, Bobby 109 Wallen, Elmer 38,11 1 Walters, Carole 24,27,29,101 Walters, Mary 39,1 1 1 Waugh, Ricky 109 Waugh, Sharon 7,24,28,30,96 Weber, Richard 28,96 Wechsler, Donald 101 Weddle, Monta 24,101 Wendt, Ellen 39,1 ll Wendt, Julia 24,23,28,30,97 Wendt, Susan 22,28,24,35,36,l05 Wentworth, David 27,36,105 Wentworth, Karen 39,1 l 1 Werden, Debbie 24,35 , 105 West, Jackie 101 Weston, Nancy 24,36,l05 Weston, Peggy 24,26,30,97 Wethington, Carrol 26,34,56,101 Whaley, Lacy 24,36,l05 Whaley, Phillip 30,37,97 Whitaker, Daniel 23,48,50,56,l01 Whitaker, Rex Brian 48,51,109 Whitaker, Sybil Rae 24,109 White, Dennis 38,40,l 1 1 White, James 111 White, Robert 27 Whiteside, Sandra Jean 22,24,36, 109 Wilde, Shirley Louise 109 Willever, Barbara Ann 24,109 Williams, Charles 101 Williams, Cheryl Elaine 24,35,36, 109 Williams, Deborah Louise 24,36, 109 Williams, George 34,105 Williams, Suzanne Faye 24,37, 105 Willoby, Stanley 40,11 1 Wininger, Danny Ray 105 Wininger, Jeffrey 22,38,l 1 1 Wininger, Ronald Lee 51,109 Witt, Debbie Lynn 24,35,97 Witt, James Robert 31,109 Wolfington, Paula Diane 24,35,37 105 Woltington, Rita 30,39,l 11 Wood, Daniel Lee 34,35,44,5O,58, 97 Wood, David Allen 29,34,10l Wood, David Michael 31,105 Wood, Janice 39,11 l Wood, Susan Elaine 24,29,105 Woodcock, Peggy 24,36, 105 Wooten, Jimmy 29,36,105 Wright, James 111 Wright, Kevin Kelly 101 Wright, Steven Lee 97 Wyant, Michael Francis 38,1 1 1 Wyant, Jim 27,34,101 Yatsko, Deborah Jean 24,33,97 Yeich, Danny 44,105 Yeich, Kristy Leann 109 Yoke, Mary 24,36,l05 Yoke, Thomas 38,4O,11 1 Young, Bobby 29,44,105 Yount, Larry William 101 Ziemer, Kenneth Eugene 35,101 Ziemer, Stephen 38,1 1 1 Zike, Pamela Jean 24,35,l05 Zumbrunn, Margie 24,35,109 Zweck, Edwin 97 Zweck, Harold 105 X! 5 7.15, Z ,M IU!-f ' ' .' 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