Baldwin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

X! 'Ig-wi! if !ll3!gix-nfagila Z ,..., Table of Contents Fall Division . . Winter Division . . Classes and Faculty . Index ........ Spring Division . Jfiffffwf It is a fact that every person on this earth must live with others. How well our family lives together under the roof of our planet varies from war to the fullest love. Most of us have not seen either of these extremes, but we have seen in our high school something that is really great, people working together. We did not work and live together at Baldwin High School this year because it was a requirement of state law or a recommen- dation of the North Central Committee, but because we found that it was easier and more fun to be with and help others. This teamwork was exhib- ited on the football field, in the classroom, at play practice, after school or anywhere that we were together, we were honestly interested in the other person and in living with that person to help him, ourselves, and the entire school. 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Coach I-Ierpich is shown AT LEFT look- ing over a uniform with David Pearson. 1 m.,..L, The volleyball team members were QFRONT ROW, Deborah Sallee, Helen Morche, julie Davis, JoAnn McDermott, Angie Douglas, QBACK ROW, lvlrs. Prudence Pride, Connie Lindholm, Cindy O'Bryon, Bonnie Barnett, Anne Lawson, Sandy Corel, and Nancy Hey. The Volleyball Team Completes Second Year This ye ar was the second ye ar for the girls' volleyball team. After tryouts Mrs. Pride, the team coach, chose 12 girls to make up this year's team. The girls chosen this year were Bonnie Barnett, Sandy Corel, julie Davis, Angie Douglas, Nancy Hey, Anne Lawson, Connie Lindholm, JoAnn McDermott, Helen Morche, Cindy O'Bryon, Deborah Sallee, and Paula Schutz. The volleyball team played several defferent teams from the Jayhawk League. They also attended tournaments at other schools. 7 s X The Kayettes are constantly thinking of new ways to improve not only the school, but our community as well. fFIRST ROWJ Mrs. Mary Jane Chubb, sponsor, Mary Christie, Donna Anderson, Julie Davis, Linda Gaut, Terri Jackson, Teresa Fisher, Sheree Sailee, Debbie McAnich, janet llcenberry, Robin Sawyer, QSECOND ROWQ Shirley Landkamer, Cherrie Saile, Ardyth Gilges, Ronda Longstreth, Cathy McGinnis, Sheryl Stevenin, Jan Pringle, Peggy Chamberlin, Linda Anne Lawson, President, reaches for Kayettes' high point award. Brady, Sheryl McAlister, Cathy Alton, Sue Ann Taul, QTHIRD ROWJ Christy Steil, Cindy O'Bryon, Janis DeVault, Barbara Hunt, Connie French, Shirley Broers, Carolyn Gilges, Carol Lyons, Robbin Lowe, Terry Mooney, lla Anderson, Peggy Fisher, QFOURTI-I ROWJ Delene Impson, Debbie Watkins Glenna Kalb, Mylinda Cummings, Dianna Brecheisen, Marty Hobson, Sheila North, Nancy Crawford, and Alice Ruhlen. m Kayette Projects Prove Successful The KAYETTES were busy this year with many projects for world, national and community service. Anne Lawson, president, has shown a real interest in these areas, and the organization has done many of the worthwhile activities in this type of service. Six of the board members attended KAYETTE camp last summer to learn more about the organization and joined in fellowship with many girls. KAYETTES provide a meaning- ful service organization for the school. Sue Richards appears to be happy upon returning home from the action packed week at Kayette camp. The Kayettes this year made real contributions in the are as of school service and community projects, QFIRST ROWQ Rebecca Hemphill, Judy Puckett, vice-president, Martha Whitney, Susan Plank, treasurer, Pam Crady, Connie Lindholm, Patty Williams, Paula Schutz, Rhonda Gibler, Martha Doty, Nancy Hey, student council rep. 5 KSECOND ROWJ Anne Lawson, president, Carmen Collins, Ellen Brown, Margaret Metsker, Vicki Cannell, Pam Schmidt, Melissa Toler, Miriam Kinyon, Susan Richards, secretary, Sara Cleland, Mrs. Marlene Courtney, sponsor, KTI-IIRD ROWQ Deana Perdue, Pam Perdue, Patty I-Ioskinson, Donna Young, Ionica McAnich, Barbara Christie, Joan Maycumber, Sherry Gimblet, Coleen Vaugn, Helen Morche CFOURTH ROWJ Joyce Maycumber, Angie Douglas, Frances Hinson, janet Hey, Laural Fisher, Cathy Carlson, Brenda Coates, Cindy Calderwood, Dee Ann Randel, Loretta DeMersseman, and Deana Mowder. . .Y. Celebrates 25th Yr. nniversar Stand and Serve With Spirit in the Silver Seventies was the theme for the 25th anniversary of the Kansas Association for Youth which was cel- ebrated at the regional conference held at Baldwin High School. The 450 participants who attended the con- ference were involved in work shops, discussion groups, and the exchanging of ide as. The guests for the conference were Miss Wanda May Vinson, director of Kayettes, and Mr. Keith Akins, direc- tor of Kays. Both guests spoke to the group about their individual organiz- ations and also presented awards to the outstanding clubs. Anne Lawson, president of B. H. S Kayettes, and Miles Stotts, president of Kays, worked hard and tedious hours in making preparations for the confer- ence. jim King expresses an interested look Ponderlng in thought Judy Puckett Rick Sawyer listens intently in into conference activities. receives ideas for Kayettes his discussion group Kays Work Hard to Help Host Regional Conference The KAYS began their year by hosting their regional confer- ence of the Kansas Association for Youth. The conference was a great success because of the hard work of the club. During the Christmas season the KAYS went carolling with the KAYETTES, and had a party afterwards. To receive their 3000 point award, the club held one of its hardest membership drives ever, the members made posters to increase membership, talked to new students about joining, and held meetings that were oriented to the new member. One of the highlights of the year was the panel discussion for a joint meeting of the KAYS and KAYETTES. T ics of discussion were dating, girl and boy friends exchanging gifts, and the Women's Lib movement. As a project to raise money, the group controlled traffic for the Baldwin Invitational Basketb Tournament. With the help of Mr. Larry Colson and Mr. jack Brookshire, sponsors, the KAYS had a year that truly exemplifi the theme of the conference, Stand and Serve with Spirit in the Silver Seventies . op- all Miles Stotts, KAY president looks on with Dierck Casselm an, K. A. Y. regional past president, as conference speeches are made. ed The KAYS have shown real leadership this year in their successful projects to improve our school. QFIRST ROWJ Gary Rappard, Kwan Suh, joey Hutchinson, David Polson, vice-presi- dent, Roger Carlson, student council rep., Miles Stotts, president, Rick Sawyer, treasurer, Jim Taul, secretary, jeff Chubb, Lawrence Colson and Jack Brookshire, sponsors, fSECOND ROWQ Pat Walter, Wayne Randel, Doug Elder, Eddie Strong, Dorin Muncy, Eric Ikenberry, jim King, Mike ll Atwood, Doug Chanay, john 'l'aul, Ric Hitchcock, KTHIRD ROWJ Joe Eberhart, Chris Ridley, Kevin Service, Steven Gish, Steve Zeller, Paul jones, Vernon Wilson, Doug Collins, Winston Gilges, David Coates, Chipper I-Iornberger, joe Brown, QFOURTH ROWJ Walter Hill, Chuck Chubb, David Jones, Jim McMil1en, Bruce Chambers, Bob jones, Steve Parsons, Charles jehle, Gary Green, and Bob Martin. K 'R va X' ix YR ' 'Wm 1 nw, sf' I wn Q- B, . Q ,. 23, . W Q nm: W .V OM ,J A 14 iz 5 9 'Ui f 3 , if 1. 1 Q gp X wx D N 1 H. 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A number of the students also prepared ri ' tr 'rf .gplf A! ' 14 ' solos for the state contest. ...nf L i ,,.. f E, is if gd . - . 1 ,jl....,g!- 431' lag .Mr ,V -aa 17 , .af L iii I' V l, wref' ,ps-f H nr as-fe 1 , ' Qt sf 4 as IL is Q Q-hiya h,m V Nr s eg fl ,H ' ,af A , ,ran .L er Bs- w-rf .r..,,3f,w: ainaiw Qc f f W s .W ,gigs 'v 14 rl., 'L EW qiixyhf- : 9 s?' Liss-1-wr ,, nw avg. A egizyisgf .0 I if 'f aww' A, , , V , Q- . 5' - i ' 3.44. , 291. .2 k- i i J. ' , +Wi,ac..a ., .. .asa .... V., ff.,-sa, Close To You and Peop1e were the two favorite songs of this year's Chorale. They also performed at state contest with sacred se- lections. QFIRST ROWJ: Dee Ann Randel, Bev Kahl, julie Davis, Karen Shay, QSECOND ROWJ: Pam Charbonneau, Valerie Shay, Patty Williams, Allen Bush, Dorin Muncy, Eddie Strong, Rick Lowe, joe Brown, David Polson, and Martha Whitney. QKNEELINGJ: jeff Green, QFIRST ROWJ: Chris Ridley, Doug Elder, Steve Gish, Pat O'Bryon5 QSECOND ROWJ: David Brown, Kwan Suh, Joe Schaumburg, Leroy Charbonneau, lim Townsendg Coach Marvin Bell. Bulldogs Suffer nly Loss t Clawsof ildcats With hard work, determination and tremendous spirit, the Baldwin Bull- dogs freshmen football team ended the 1970 season with a very successful five win and one loss record. The Bullpups rolled over five of six opponents, averaging better than 28 points per game. The stop unit of the freshmen allowed a fantastic one point per game. The Bullpups' only loss came at the hand of the Louisburg Wildcats by the Score of 8-6. With hard, grinding work and spirit, the freshmen rebounded from their opening season loss to roll over their five remaining opponents and shut them off without a score. The season has been a great success and a great start for the freshmen and Coach Bell and his team should be congratulated for the fine job they did. 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'f2.?Z.g'53- f eg 1 iff?-'g'f'f,AZ M The league champions for 1970 were QFRONT ROWQ David Polson, Mike Retford, Steve Henderson, Paul Jones, David Coates, Kim Johnson, Eric Ikenberry, Chuck Chubb, Steve Parsons, john Taul, Darth Muncy, joey Hutchin- son, QSECOND ROWJ Karl Townsend, Mike Sartin, john Roberts, Dorin Muncy, Mike Carriker, David jones, jim Ivlclvlillen, jim lrick, Mike Atwood, Randy Westgate, Rex Pippinger, Mark Findley, QTHIRD ROWJ Coach Lawrence Colson, jim Taul, Ron Vesco, joe Brown, Roger Carlson, Ric Hitchcock, Mike Swan, Doug Chanay, jerry Seele, jeff Chubb, Doug Turner, Bruce Chambers, Tim Chanay, Tim jones, and Coach Merle Venable. Baldwin Bulldogs Capture Their Third Consecutive Conference Football Title As the 1970 football season drew to a close, the Baldwin Bulldogs found themselves in a tie for the Jayhawk Conference title with Eudora. Before the season started the Bulldogs were picked to finish no better than fourth place in the conference, but the 'Dogs responded to the challenge and finished the season with eight wins and one loss to win their third consecutive conference ch a.mpionship. With almost a completly new team starting practice for Baldwin, there was room for doubt. The hard work, sweating, and bleeding the Bulldogs went through over- came that deficit and enabled them to have a sparkling season. One of the lighlights of the year was the 20-6 homecoming victory over Eudora. The Bulldogs played hustle and hit football all season long as they were usually outsized and outweighed by their opponents. The hard hitting brand of football common to all Baldwin teams, pulled the Bulldogs through the season. Baldwin's defensive te am shut out four opponents while allowing only 56 points to be scored against them for an average of only six points per game. The Bull- dogs' offensive machine averaged 32. 5 points per game in rolling 293 total points. Seven Baldwin Bulldogs made the ALL Conference Team for 1970. The offensive members on the mythical team were Doug Turner, fullback, Bruce Chambers, half- back, and David Jones, center. The defensive members were: Doug Chanay, tackle, jim McMillen, guard, Jeff Chubb, end, and Mike Atwood, back. The other members of the team did not make the conference team, but they still made a great contribution to the team effort. The championship this year was the third consecutive title for coach Merle Veneble with the Baldwin Bulldogs. His assistant coach for those titles was coach Lawrence Colson. 16 E .Q I 2 Perry ,ff Ii ll 'f 0 122 9 i 3 '91 , XX 31339 G sri , O, .4 w. 1 if .0 ,Arab Pep Club girls hit the sack after long hours of planning homecoming i festivities. i QFIRST ROWJ: Donna Young, Student Council rep. 5 Dee Randel, parlia- mentariang Peggy Fisher, treasurer, QSECOND ROWJ: Susan Richards, vice-president, Martha Doty, presi- dentg and Nancy Hey, secretary promoted spirit in the Pep Club. Weave Got Purple Power eive Got Pride With a starting membership of 102 this year, Pep Club was as busy as usual with its many spirit-raising activities. Football season began with a Pep Club slumber party in the high school gym when the girls planned and prepared for the annual homecoming celebrations. An added event this year included an interclass float competition. Basket- ball season brought a lot of hard work and extra hours with Pep Club's responsibilities involved in Ba1dwin's Second Annual Invitational Basketball tournament. Throughout the year the girls were busy with poster- making, planning pep skits and the occasional serenading and decorating of the boys' houses. Mail call and maid service at lunch were just two of the imaginative ways that the Pep Club helped to raise school spirit. Martha Doty, president, did an exceptional job in lead- ing the club with her school spirit and enthusiasm. Although the Pep Club was made up of many members, the efforts of individuals Cathy Carlson and Laural Fisher por made its activities successful. tray the spirit shown by the freshmen girls in Pep Club. The membership of Pep Club this year increased considerably. QFIRST ROWJ: Judy Randel, Sue Taul, Peggy Cham- berlin, Alice Ruhlen, Miriam Kinyon, Cindy O'Bryon, Sherry Gimblet, Judy Puckett, Deana Perdue, Sue Richards, janet Ikenberry, Orpha Routh, QSEC- OND ROWQ: Carolyn Gilges, Nancy Hey, Rhonda Gibler, Patty Hoskinson, Susan Plank, Donna Anderson, Peggy Fisher, Delene Impson, Valerie Shay, Martha Doty, Mrs. Prudence Pride, QTI-IIRD ROWJ: Cindy Calderwood, Mylinda Cummings, Brenda Coates, Kathy jardon, JoAnn McDermott, Carol Lyon, Shirley Broers, Vicki Can- nell, Shiela North, Angie Douglas, joan Maycumber, Karen Shay, Joyce Maycumber, QFOURTH ROWQ: Laural Fisher, Janet Hey, Sandy Corel, Betty Scribner, Ardyth Gilges, Nancy Cham- berlin, Marty Hobson, Coleen Vau hn, S Mary Christie, Melissa Toler, Vicki Maichel, Jean Brown, and Dee Randel 23 I I P Rhonda Gibler watches the game after halftime ceremo- nies. Miriam Kinyon, Jeff Chubb Reign Over Festivities October 9, 1970 . . . an air of excitement . . Down the field big team, down the field. . . . Bulldogs ahead . . .halftime preparations . . .class floats glide by . . . plaque to juniors . . .queen candi- dates arrive in convertibles . . . a tense moment . . . shaky knees . . . The 1970 Homecoming Queen is-- Miriam K.inyon! . . .sparkling crown . . .the royal kiss by King Jeff . . .tear of happiness . . . attendants gleaming . . .constant blare of flashbulbs . . . Okay girls, say cheese and smile! . . .football escorts back to the game . . . Congratulations, Miriam-I'm so ex- cited for ya! . . . We want a touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, 3-2-1 . . . WE WON! ! Mx Showing her cheerleading spirit, Connie Lindholm expresses enthusiasm. mn. T C 5 K 4 5 Coach No. l F nd a Victory King of Coaches . . . our man Venable . . . Let us cheer for Baldwin High . . .freezing day. . salt the Cardinals' tails . . . Sth and High . . . chattering teeth . . . We got the ball, we got the ball, Baldwin . . . . . . enthusiasm explodes . . .demolish the Cardinal . . . . . .We're in the groove we're in the groove, Baldwin . . . Hey man, what's happenin' ? . .beaming candidates . . ' we got it all, we got it all Baldwin, YEAH! . A Pep Club members frantically make last minute preparations for the dance. hr, fy. W 1 ' ., J. Set Atmosphere For Homecoming Dance . . . Hey, who's your date for the dance tonight? . . . Pep Club girls decorate . . . blow up those balloons . . . Where's the ladder, anywz-1y? . . .colored lights . . . 10:00 p.m. . . HIGH ON A RAIN- BOW . . .victory dance . . .alums return. . .cookies. . .faculty danc- ing? . . .acid rock. . . This is great! . . .lights off. . .music gone. . .quiet sounds. . .Home- coming '70 is over. . . sigh. f Q 1 1 i , 3 a V X , , , I : 1 I s E I ' s + 1 I Y i s I v 5 5 . F nf ,g,FgF,1f5 Mr' V . ,WM - ,, WM, . 2 :lr ,M I I gwy, 3,3 WW 5 Girls Work OO Hours Drill Team captain, Melissa Tolar, steps right in to help prepare half-time performances. All total, the girls put in over 800 hours working on their routines. Melissa and co-captain, Dianna Brecheisen, made up several routines performed throughout the 1970-71 season. - 3 923: M -gm igl A 'Nlf rrs. , While Raindrops Keep Fal.lin ' on their heads, the Baldwin High School Drill Team performed at halftime of the Blue Valley basketball game. QFIRST ROWJ: Donna Young, Susan Polson, Terri jackson, Cathy McGinnis, Susan Plankg QSECOND ROWJ: Laural Fisher, Peggy Chamberlin, Dianna Brecheisen, Peggy Fisher, Nancy Chamberlin, Betty Scribner, Ellen Brown, janet Heyg QTI-HRD ROWQ: Donna Anderson, Rhonda Gibler, Patty Williams, Pam Crady, JoAnn McDermott, Melissa Toler, and Sherry Gimblet. 30 ffflgf lr' it in Y W 1 , A L2,1L fi LL 's 92 The B.H. S. cheerleaders can always raise a cheer for the crawd at a pep rally, especially when it's a Wellsville game. Excitement is always higher at this game because of the rivalry with Coach Philpot, a former Bulldog. Cheerleaders Lead Team nd School n to Victory The 1971 Baldwin High School cheerleaders were were Connie Lindholm, senior, Nancy Crawford and Julie Davis, juniorsg Connie French, sophomoreg and Robin Sawyer, freshman. They attended a N. C.A. cheerleading camp in Marshall, Missouri last summer to learn new ideas in cheerleading, including yells and cheers. Competing against 12 other cheerleading squads, the five girls secured two superior ratings. Money for camp was raised at the annual Fourth of july celebration where the girls sold ice cream and cake. Some of the various spirit-promoting projects of the year included decorating the team's cars, help- ing with homecoming festivities, and presenting an original pom-pon performance. Along with the regular cheerleading at every game, the cheer- leaders also served the team lunch the days of several games. irauusunnnm f -ff' - wssM.z.ffa-:su-muuqwmssw -:..-F-are -ew ..-- wen, ..,f ra:.mffwv,a e,m Doug Chanay adds two to his six point total in our first victory over Spring Hill this year. Roundballers Win Second in League The 1970-71 basketball season was successful for Baldwin as they captured second place in Jayhawk Conference play. The 'Dogs made their mark this year with hustle and enthusiasm in running their league record to 12-2. jim Irick and Doug Turner directed the offence from the back court. Center Mike Swan had the high score record with a 15. 2 point average per game. Bruce Chambers and Doug Chanay aided the Bulldogs with their strength at rebounding the boards. 'Q Nga 1 o 4, .. .issgisvffi Wgfllmwg Bruce Chambers looks on as Lary Trowbridge has a shot foiled. sl' Q 'b . gg I :flGff43gfL,,,s Lg. WW-i. -i air. .. ,M X gs in kit 8 , 5 W , , 3 My R 3,814 .4 ,.,,: Ji-, mmm, . iii 'Q' In ,,.....,f,--.w,.,fi:Wm,M,,-. , ,X . W, N 11 A -., on ,,.,,'L' ' M' mtg! 34. fi,- S5Q'1,,,Mdmgwa. -.....,...,,.,U '.-f-15 . -,M-L - . . 'aw 1 aff X5 3-124 .Fw 5- w ,, ,ff ,ff sy. My X. . MM- , 1 1' Bruce Chambers adds two po1nts the Bulldog effort .S W-WI: 4 4 CHI X i-ff W . . 31 The Baldwin basketball team this year included QFIRST ROWJ Mark Findley, Tim Jones, Bob Jones, Jim Taul, Lonnie Ray, David Keithley, Ron Vesco, Doug Hartpence, Gary Rappard, Tim Chanay, Jim King, QSECOND ROW, Coach Lawrence Colson, Jim -...ks Irick, jeff Chubb, Ric Hitchcock, Bruce Chambers, Mike Swan, Doug Chanay, Rick Webb, Dorin Muncy, Lary Trowbridge, and Coach Dick Wilson. These boys played together successfully to give Baldwin another great season. C X ,nun---' Dogs nly Drop Three Games to Win Second Place 34 Coach Colson and Coach Wilson were forces in achieving a good season. Z- Fresh Get Taste of Basketball . f',:'.vs 1, J 4 Q 2 Q - J ...,.,,.,,-.,.. 1 I ,g The Baldwin High School freshman basketball team I ? had its ups and downs during the 1970-71 season. With the - J k , 1 disadvantage of lacking size and experience, the Bullpups in---V-it--W--wwf J., Q Q A y ' fought hard to round out the season with a 7-6 record. The tremendous desire and enthusiasm on the part of the fresh- men enabled them to pull through many tough games. To highlight the season the freshmen captured third in the Baldwin Freshman Basketball Tournament. J f 5 as an f 331. y X -' , M... V . ,. i ,W y af M. Q l C ' ,, ' , f- it p- . V I D vU'Q..vff'.-f H The members of the Baldwin freshman basketball QSECOND ROWJ Sam Griffin, Danny Moore, Doug team this year were IFIRST ROWQ Steve Gish, Elder, joey Hutchinson, Pat O'Bryon, Bill Rogers, Wayne Randel, Kwan Suh, Chris Ridley, Chris Bill Larson, and Coach Conrad Braun. Calderwood, Eddie Strong, Kevin Service, Careful Planning And a Great Band . Decorations begin . . . Student Council members hard at work . . . Will you jerks stop moving the lad- der? . . . silver foil snowflakes . . I could have sworn I heard a duck quacking 'Silent Night ' . . . Zeke directs the action . . , checkered tablecloths . . . twisted crepe paper . . . all is ready . . . SNOWFLAKES is the scene . . . BIG HOUSE CHARLIE has good vibrations . . . drums set the beat . . . dancers glide with ease . . . Mr. B. sweeps girls off feet Q, A S 1 YQ' ,T - if 1 .MK he wud' UVQTUP TY 2 W2 Q x 4 Are you SURE that's the Student Coun- cil president? mt-Q--v Student Council . During the course of the year, the Student Council introduced the idea of an open forum where high school students were allowed to rap about any of the projects that the school had adopted or simply to get reactions of the students about high school life in general. The council also worked on plans for a student lounge, and it became a reality after many hours of work and funds contributed by classes. Students enjoyed the juke box daily and this made lunch hour more enjoyable. The members were actively involved as well, in the beautification of the school grounds. Another project was the build- ing and upkeep of the outside announcement board. One important event of the year was the hosting of a successful Student Council workshop which involved much work and careful planning 5 to orga- nize the discussion groups was an event all its own. The workshop was intended to be a kind of swap shop to exchange ideas to other councils in various schools around eastern Kansas. The purpose of Baldwin High School's Student Council is to be a bridge between the students and the faculty-administration set-up, and this year's coun- cil accomplished this objective extremely well. K J c wi M l ' 4 fficers Are the Backbone ag , Probably the most valuable part of any organization is its officers who go over the business and keep the records straight. They are the backbone. This year's officers are Jim McMillen, presidentg jeff Chubb, vice-presientg Rhonda Gibler, secretaryg joe Brown, member-at-largeg and David jones, treasurer Mrs Mary Plank is the advisor 3 .... , .,.k xV i i 3 k o A , ,,.,,, I I 38 P Serves As Liason .K si Student Council finally made enough funds to pur- chase the outdoor bulletin board. In the future, the organization plans to build a brick foundation, and illuminate the sign. The Stuco held its annual carnival to raise funds for the student lounge. BALDWIN HIGH SCHIIUL HOVEMBER I3 X I4 DEBME AT HIGHLAND NIGHT The success of Student Council may be attributed to not only its members, but to the advisor, Mrs. Mary Plank who dedi- cated her time and efforts to the organization. QFIRST ROWJ: Rhonda Gibler, Pam Schmidt, Nancy Hey, Martha Doty, Susan Richards, Miriam Kinyon, Carmen Collins, Donna Young, Anne Lawson, Walter Hill, QSECOND ROWJ: jim Mc- Millen, Mike Swan, Roger Christie, Mike Carriker, joe Brown, Miles Stotts, Gary Rappard, fTHIRD ROWJ: Mrs. Mary Plank, advisor, Ellen Brown, Bruce Chambers, jeff Chubb, jim Taul, jeff Hinson, Roger Carlson, David Jones, Steve Lynch, Wayne Randel, Chris Ridley, and jim King. 39 Newly Formed Spirit Committee Ignites Pep Spirit Committe was a newly formed B Club showed active participation this year, especially during the basketball season where non-players cheered the team on. QFIRST ROWQ: Walter Hill, Stephen Zeller, Mike Retford, jim King, secretary- treasurer, Bruce Chambers, Student Council rep., Mike Atwood, vice- president, jeff Chubb, president, Ric Hitchcock, Mike Swan, QSECOND ROWJ: Bob Martin, Eric Ikenberry, Karl Townsend, Tim jones, Mike Carriker, Dorin Muncy, Lary Trowbridge, Rick Sawyer, Vernon Wilson, QTHIRD ROWJ: Paul jones, David Palson, joe Brown, Doug Hartpence, JOhn Taul, Rick Webb, jim Irick, Bob jones, QFOURTH ROWQ: Miles Stotts, Roger Carlson, Doug Chanay, jim McMillan, Roger Christie, Doug Turner, jerry Seele, Randy Westgate, David Coates, and David jones. part of Pep Club this year. The twelve members, two girls and a boy from each class, were chosen by the Pep Club board because of their enthusiasm and school spirit. The committee started off the foot- ball season with the first skit and every game day wore their new purple and white uniforms. Besides being in skits, the com- mittee also decorated the team's bus with food and candy during both football and basketball season. MBU Club Sounds Gff in Cheering Block Letterman's Club created their own cheering block this year. The block was designated by purple derbys, Bulldog T- shirts, and letter jackets. Money-making projects for the club were the selling of purple and white stocking caps and a bas- ketball throw at the Student Council carnival. The caps were a popular expres- sion of loyalty to the teams. The B Club members supported the teams with real enthusiasm and expressed a great deal of sportsmanship throughout the entire year. The B Club wrote and drafted a new constitution which was accepted. During football and basketbal seasons, Spirit Committee supported the teams in various ways. A favorite, created by the committe, was a candy, poster-filled bus which awaited the players after the game. QFIRST ROWJ: Martha Doty, Pep Club president, Miriam Kinyon, chairman, Cindy O'Bryon, Melissa Toler, Sherry Gimlet, Cathy Carlson, QSECOND ROWJ: joe Brown, Mike Carriker, Rick Sawyer, jerry Seele I Roger Carlson, Chuck Chubb, Wayne Randel, and Chris Ridley. 40 The Varsity team made a. fine showing Gary Green, Rodney Jones, Kim john- this year, finishing with a 3-5 record. son, David Ford, Pat McGinnis, jeff The members of the team were Chipper Green, and QKNEELINGQ Coach Marvin I-Iornberger, Walter Hill, David jones, Bell. David Coates, Rick Lowe, Joe Brown, restling Established As a ajor Sport t B.H. . This Year Darth Muncy worked hard as the utility Joe Brown survived the 138-pound man for the 185-pound weight class. weight class with a 2-9-1 record, ' - ' H 'ifvmr Magi' - 41.4 The wrestling team worked hard to make the first full season schedule a good one. The members of the team were QFIRST ROWJ: David Ford, Kim Johnson, Rod Rodney jones, Pat McGinnis, David Brown, jeff Green, Kirk Brown, Marlin son. QSECOND ROWJ: Coach Marvin Bell, Rick Lowe, David Jones, Gary Green, Joe Brown, Chipper I-Iornberger, Jerry Seele, Jeff Polzkill, Walter Hill, Mike Retford, David Coates, and Darth Muncy. Harrison, jerry Collins and Vernon Wil- Grapplers Develop New Traditions The Baldwin wrestlers ended a rewarding season with several boys surviving the District Wrestling Tournament and making a good showing at the Re- gional Tournament in Douglass, Kansas. This year was the first full wrestling schedule for Baldwin and the team showed how tough Bulldogs are by rising to the occasion and conquering the tough road that was ahead of them. 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X ,.w.,,z,.s,M 2 This season was full of excitement and determina- 5 - - his 7 tlon wlth lots of upls and down'5, but next season P1'0m1S2S even more exclfement and rewards- ge 'fmffxfi is-pv:f,gsa2s11.s,geL,-atfsgagzpgffeimei'?1mg:r1,1vQQ.,M1. lnlixgvggiasrlfsafaggfsfefgeriweiimaa my if it 'W Hlwsl seem? fLQ'f?,1as5,,JWS1Lv z,2fssfe,effmmf-wa-W sff!:s2fsffmZfqwri 3is'i21f5rNrl5fw,g2'h1?L 1swgeriirafgsri?-Qsg,gsaggar,s4sfa32Li?st,gefa, ' 's if H- - aw. A 'iff 7 'Y Q Qifwspmggii-W-as: .,,,, X. .,,, r . .sow-w 11-is-Q-s,r,5g,5lfu,,fM, any is iw- T we View X Q sst, ,,., ,.v,,t,. .,,,v,,, .,,.,, ,, ,.,,,, . ..,,,,,,, g .,v,,,,, ,,,, A t . ig5,5fw.,.s,a5i,' r.,, ,,.., ,,.., ,, 7 f.tt..,,,f.,,,s,L, .sf.,1.,5s,faEfe:s, lwiiff , new fire? as HWTQSW xxffl-'ff 'lienstew'w,niswifv1f.:fsieggiigssrfglfezliffi,w Maxis eiessifiaiiiliiggti - U -' - t Ag, 5 'W Staffs Strive for Creativit Patty Williams, newspaper editor, faced a formidable task this year in establishing The Sound of '71. Students always looked forward to the news of the school every two weeks. The staff pub- lished articles and stories that were of interest to the majority of the students--something which is difficult to do. Such issues as un- rest over the dress code, behavior at lyceums, faculty and admini- stration unrest over the students' unrest, lunchroom etiquette, and apathy among all students, were just a few of the more popular issues that the paper had to deal with. Members of the newspaper staff were Patty Williams, editor-in-chief, Miriam Kinyon, Connie Lindholm,'Ric Hitchcock, Mike Atwood, Donna Anderson, and Nancy Hey. Walter Hill, yearbook editor, prepared the foundation for this year's annual. His diligent work and concern for the perfection of the yearbook never ceased while compiling pictures and copy into a complete story of the memorable events of the year. Bob Martin and Steve Lynch spent prolonged hours in the dark room printing up their assigned pictures. Martha Doty, editor of school activities and organizations, along with her assistant, Julie Davis, hassled over the many' clubsfand highlights of the year to make the reader relive the past experiences of the year through action pictures and copy. Connie Lindholm, editor of the senior class, her assistant, Nancy Hey, and Susan Plank, editor of underclassmen, took interest in compiling pictures of those who make a high school unique--stu- dents. Sports action was put together by Steve Lynch, editor, and Jerry Seele, assistant. The annual staff tried to have the reader travel from September through May, noting some of the important events which made each day a year of rich memories. F.B.L. . Plans Ahead The Future Business Leaders of America, under the leadership of Carmen Collins, president, kept busy with its aim of strengthening it members' ability and leadership in the field of business. Members worked on service projects and their Twelve Purposes. The F.B. L.A. 'ers went to various conferences and made several trips in order to improve themselves. Seven members and their sponsor atten- ded the National Leadership Conference held in Philadelphia last june. Officers attended the Fall Workshop in Emporia during Sept. 1970. The Regional Conference, Feb. 4, and the State Conference, April 15 and 16, were both attended by Baldwin F.B. L.A. 'ers. Dur- ing the year, four members of the B.I-I. S. chapter were candidates for regional and state offices. In order to enrich their evening meetings, various speakers from local businesses were invited to present programs. They spoke on their business experiences and the specializations of their particular careers. To heighten school spirit and encourage members to pro- mote school loyalty, F.B. L.A. sold school booster buttons and planted flowers in the divider by the parking lot. At the end of the year, an award was given for the Outstanding F.B. L.A. 'er and Who's Who in Kansas F.B.L.A. ,..- The Future Business Leaders of America provides its members with more know- ledge of the business world, for their future years. QFIRST ROWQ: Doug Col- lins, Peggy Fisher, Margaret Beuthien, Carmen Collins, jim Taul, Judy Puc- kett, Loretta DeMerrseman, Margaret Metsker, Eddie Pearson, Carl Townsend, David Coates, QSECOND ROWJ: Brenda Coates, Mylinda Cummings, Linda Brady, Ardyth Gilges, julie Davis, Nancy Hey, Cindy O'Bryon, Lary Trow- bridge, Becky Hemphill, Paul Jones, Connie Christian, Nancy Crawford, QTI-IIRD ROWJ: Karen Converse, Phillip Metsker, Nancy Chamberlin, Mary Shuck, Carolyn Gilges, Sue Taul, Margaret Shuck, joan Maycumber, Peggy Chamberlin, Lee Waltman, Vicki Maichael, and Winston Gilges. ,, .ew Thespians Observe And Produce Plays This year the Drama Club presented the play Run Robber Run, for the school carnival on january 30. The main characters in the play were portrayed by Marty Hobson, Pam Crady, and Mike Swan. The president Pam Schmidt, was the tech- nical director for the all-school musical Li'l Abner. The club members provided the lighting and make-up crews for the musical. Drama Club also attended the Kansas University production of lndians. The officers were Pam Schmidt, presi- dent, Melissa Toler, vice-president, Pam Crady, secretary-treasurer, and Steve Lynch, student council representative. Let me make just one thing perfectly I X clear !' K, 1,.. ff.. X . L2 ,ef The drama Club members enjoyed view- ing various plays, especially Ten Little Indians produced by Kansas Uni- versity Experimental Theatre. QFIRST ROWJ: Steve Lynch, student council rep. 5 Lloyd Landkamer, Bob Martin, Randy Westgate, Gary Rappard, joe Brown, jim Taul, Steve Ballewg QSECOND ROWJ: Mrs. Sandra Moon, sponsor, Christy Steil, I-Ielen Morche, Marty Hobson, Pam Crady, secretary- treasurerg Mary Christie, Melissa Toler, vice-president, Pam Schmidt, president, and Angie Douglas. 46 I 42 2' xg ,- 'w:Q , .1. .. , 7 W . 3,.,,,..,r - EHR w r wr-QQ The Honor Society members are chosen by the faculty, based on the following characteristics: academics, leadership, character, and service to school and community. QFIRST ROWJ: Connie Lindholm, secretary-treasurer, Roger Carlson, vice-president, Rhonda Gibler, pre sident, Walter Hill, student council rep. 5 QSECOND ROWQ: Anne Law- son, Martha Doty, Marty Hobson, Karen Shay, Becky Hemphill, Judy Puckett, Nancy Hey, QTI-HRD ROWQ: Mrs. Betty Deel, advisor, Susan Richards, Pam Schmidt, Miles Stotts, jeff Chubb, Rex Pippenger, and jeff Hinson. Honor Society Features Spring Trip The National Honor Society is made up of 17 members. There are 10 seniors and 7 juniors. The officers of this year were Rhonda Gibler, president, Roger Carlson, vice-president, Connie Lind- holm, secretary-treasurer, and Walter Hill, student council representative. The main project of honor society this year was an educational field trip. In previous years, members have gone to Kansas City and visited such places as the Southwestern Bell Company, WIBW Radio and T.V. Station, museums libraries, and other points of interest. Other projects included for this past year's club were the planting of trees around the school grounds, and sponsor- ing a guest speaker at a school assem- bly. The purpose of this organization is to teach students to build on four main qualities: character, leadership, scholar ship, and service to the school and to the community. J Even though debaters were defeated at state, their first place trophy from regional symbolized their hard work QFIRST ROWJ David Pol son, David Pearson, Doug Elders, Eddie Strong Gary Rappard Lloyd Landkamerg QSECOND ROWJ: Carol Lyons Marty Hobson, Helen Morche, Cathy Carlson, Cathy Alton, Deana Perdue QTHIRD ROWJ Janet Ikenberry, Pam Schmidt, Melissa Toler Debbie Watkins, Frances Hinson, Sara Cleland, and Mrs Sandra Moon advisor Regional First Carries Debaters to State Contest 1970 was the best year for Baldwin High debaters. They won their first trophy and then topped off the season by winning the regional debated tournament. This win entitled them to attend state contest but the defeat there didn't discourage the enthusiastic regional champs. Two novices recieved a trophy for Baldwin at the tournament in Paola for ad- vanced debaters. The successful competitors who pulled off this feat were David Polson and Sara Cleland. In January of 1971, Sara and David teamed up with advanced debaters Pam Schmidt and Marty Hobson to win the regional tournament held in Baldwin.. Debaters had a promising season and Nlrs. Sandra Moon, de- bate coach, provided the group with a lot of spirit and enthusiasm to carry them on to vic- tory at the regional tournament. .S 5.3 V The French Club takes a deep interest in the customs, and ways of living of the French by their projects, programs, and scholarships. QFIRST ROWJ: Steve Ballew, Albert Mauk, Peter Ruhlen, Marty Hobson, Miriam Kenyon, secretary, Sam Griffin, Chris Ridley, French Members Take Interest in Foreign Customs La Societe Francais, or the French Club, mildly exposes its members to some of the more interesting parts of the French culture. A wide variety of activities were experienced at the monthly meetings for example, carol- ling French tunes at Christmas time, eating at a French restaurant in Kansas City, and pre- senting programs at school. At the end of the year, the members prepared a French gourme dish and had a taste-testing session. The ma- jor project of the organization is the Mardi Gras dance. The proceeds of the dance to to a tv scholarship program, which is given to any stu- Johnnie jardon, jim Townsend, CSECOND ROWJ: Valerie Shay, Frances Hinson, Leroy Charbonneau, Laural Fisher, Martha Doty, dent who furthers his foreign studies in the French language. Cathy Alton, Karen Shay, Kathy Iardon, vice-president, Mary Christie. QTHIRD ROWJ: Mrs. Lynne Eastwood, sponsor, Susan Rich- ards, Steve Parsons, Chuck Chubb, treasurer, Dee Randel, Pam Crady, jeff Hinson, president, Mike Swan, student council rep. 3 jim Taul, Gerald Roberts, and Melissa Toler. Spanish Club Initiates Fund Los Conquistadores, better known as the Spanish Club, had action-packed meetings and programs this year. An example of this type would be the booth at the Student Council carnival, which was a wine squirt. The people tried to shoot grape juice in the opened mouths of the volunteers , and it proved to be a big success. Other activities included the teaching of Spanish carols to the student body, scavenger hunts written with Spanish clues, seeing films at Kansas University, exchanging gifts at Christmas time, eating at the Spanish restaurant, and finally having the annual Spanish pot luck dinner with Spanish dishes. This year the club started a scholarship fund. In future years the organization hopes to bring a stu- dent from a Spanish-speaking country to Baldwin High School. . to 1 35.3, p Mead' U i Q ,t QFIRST ROWQ: julie Davis, Susan Polson, Christy Steil, Cherrie Saile, treasurer, Frances Hinson, Ila Anderson, ,lonica McAninch, Cathy Al- ton, Vicki Cannell, Mary Brohammer, QSECOND ROWJ: Bob Martin, David Polson, Alice Ruhlen, Janet Ikenberry, Cathy Carlson, Paul Jones, Becky Hemphill, secretary, Donna Young, Anne Lawson, Rhonda Gibler, Sheila North, QTHIRD ROWJ: Steve Lynch, Pam Sch- midt, presidentg Eric Ikenberry, vice-president, Miles Stotts, jeff Chubb, Jeff Hinson, Mike Swan, Randy Westgate, Gary Rappard, student council rep. 5 Wayne Randel, jeff Polzkill, and Mrs. Lynne Eastwood, sponsor. 49 F........ . g - , ,,.1,-g:w,fzg,1qS.. gl i A .L f , ,f,:-Vuvfzfmi ,, . - , 1-Mggzsfzfw-'ffmff. CLAS S 1 v ' 41 , 4 is 1 x Q At hz? E Y f i i V K. 1 Q X 6 5 xy wx .,,.......1. T' ' ' if Q f Q M. fs- I. W-.. a'l if any Hours Find Faculty M? -:,: ww 'sagegvsvefs Q i n X ' .uzswf ' 5 l Q . if W, . we KKK' .. ,:-:: r I is 3 S E fr A 9 wi' E at ' N? NW'1-f.,- .W ZQW, K 2. ig Mr. Marvin Bell and Mr. George Schoneberg comprise the industrial arts staff. 3 'par 1 :- ! 4 55' Mr. Clarence Herpich, math teacher, and Mr. Merle Venable, football coach, discuss the upcoming track season. 52 Mr. Jack Brookshire, band director, shows Miss Linda Hayes, chorus teacher, new music theory principles. 1-W... M. Mrs. Mary Plank, social science teacher, Mrs. Mary Chubb, counselor, and Mrs. Marlene Courtney, home economics teacher, discuss the latest fashions in a fashion magazine. Mr. George Peters, art teacher, and Mr. Dick Wilson, drivers education, make arrangements for their usual evening basketball game. Mrs. Sandra Moon, English teacher, Mrs. Judith Jones, English teacher, and Mrs. Lynne Eastwood, foreign language teacher, prepare for a relaxing ride home after a hard day of school. . . Producing Book for Evaluation 53 Miss Doris Moore and Mrs. Prudence Pride, pep club sponsors, help the pep club cheer the team on to victory. S1 Ivir. Conrad Braun, science teacher, and Mr. Larry Colson, biology teacher, discuss new biology equipment. 'UBQ r . ,TE 'Vi ffer 5. . I z A ' 1- Mrs. Betty Deel, math teacher, is also the sponsor of National Honor Society. Mrs. Barbara Inners, English teacher, and Mrs. Olive Randel, librarian, discuss new reference books. Se , 3 4 .av s ae s v' 5' L .ix JI 5 was r f m? 43 f 41 an ,M fi , , gt o 'ef I-'I 3 if V - an --f e , s . Q W Q , be -M 33 X g if ij4:.zg ' ...- K ,bi I M, ... A a Mrs. Donna Saile, clerk of the board, and L Mrs. Dorothy Pritchard, secretary, go over Mr. Bruce Cannell, principal, confers with a notes from the last board meeting. student council member about the new jukebox. Mr. Leonard Steinle, superintendent of schools, looks over bus route plans for shorter routes. J, Wayne Randel, Student Council rep. , and Laural Fisher, treasurer conduct the business of the freshmen. Steven Gish, vice-president, and Chris Ridley, president lead the freshmen through their first year. - 3 aa. 5 is 1 af w , 'f f 9' ik f.'2' 'R - . fi, as if vu ws- 'aa ,J X K 'Sig-gf? ,wg M85 V , . 1 X ,ss .1 s 55 9 '9f l A K 1 1 Q N Q 3 d is J B i , . 'W J, ,M V 2 ., 'T' . 1' il ' tml. Q, I viii- ' ----K ,Lg 591' ,, Q, X b , zz- nf' ' dk. Q- , L,.rY '-5 effin AW ,R I W .f xl 4' . W C -.v Vs? ing! it :C g A J- fc f 5-' l my .: neir i M- . A1 , QEL? lm' V LAA'f ,, ' Y' . ., f' P 1 xr fd, 1 ', f Q 6- ,,f 'lif I, -CX i i K f im Ss 1 ' new -U., Q55 ',k,- 3 .KM :K af , I I - r .s ffl ' . 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Q if Freshmen Take a Big Step to High School ws. -rx fx, 19 ri ' fix Q ff Sw 3, M 5 'W 4-f 4'- X Kiefer f iw . 7' X Y X x QQ' ig w' SWALRVV Y-O if f not K. ,gilt xl , ., H Y 5 58 f f, .Mi , ,J l ehhh 'P Zehl 5553 ,, - 1 Qi 'J' f - f eeh A . hi xii Terri Jackson Johnnie jardon Gary johnson Glenna Kalb Shirley Landkamer Bill Larson Ronda Longstreth Robbyn Lowe Carol Lyon Debbie McAninch Cathy McGinnis Albert Mauk Tom Medina Terry Mooney Danny Moore Deanna Mowder Pat O'Bryon Connie Pearson Deana Perdue jeff Polzkill .1394 Q as , X ggi 19,5 mf? M :Q ,.. wrz: 5,,l'i rrfyz-,Skin H., . -f -wf..,, f1,,sQif ry QQ fzssws 1, ,:- ' -M W- aa., , ' T :ta-:Y?2zr::u,, Q 45' zz,1az,4v3: 1: : : ..e,l,gzg 931 !..,:,-- Y 1, ,f12S,L?ZsgE?-wi l lzffwi , UV, fff' A7:-'f- , , K , 5. x .Q ' , i KA A . .-.:r- A , 5255? A 'T f 31 r y ,: : 1. g 'Q 'A is G if ff Q r ' 5 A Yak' G5 7 1, K wg- . .K ju N sgfgzr Q , - , i , sag ' . 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'L swf me , 92150 WDQP 'df .,: ug, Qa- aff' V' , hgvigx all cv K lm I - '.i'3Pf 9 521- 5 'A L 52 4' 1 S N X .1 :PW if lzru, :MI- Nr - fan . ' 1--y ' Zii ii N .a ,, AAVV 1 , A wgigfff. f hz.. I ,. 11' .5 X v-Q K Q 4 V P ,L Q 'I ir Y? xx nv sl? I a' ' 2 YV s h ' , in 1 R H . AA ,Y W, gg ,S . yi: ik!! J I i t 'rx r G Mike Carriker Nancy Chamberlin Tim Chanay Barbara Christie Zig ,XX ,A Chuck Chubb Sara Cleland Greg Cole Douglas Collins to -52 1 L nf- QQ? . N 1 Mr H K A A VX f i'i, 5 'F R WY U ,xx X -3 g.fffQ12'f1:,.z--, Qfzcar' if AA Jerry Collins Sandra Corel Janis Davault Matt Davis Angie Dougl as M ark Findl ey D avid Ford jim Forem an Mike Carriker, sophomore class president, led the class through a worthwhile and productive year, Sophomore class officers Chuck Chubb, vice-presidentg Gary Rappard, secretaryg Steve Parsons, treasurerg and Ellen Brown, Student Council rep. help promote school spirit. David Franq Connie French Ardyth Gilges Sherry Gimblet Gary Green Steve Henderson Kendall Hobson Barbara Hunt Charles Jehle Tricia Jewett Kim johnson Tim Jones Lloyd Landkamer Rick Lowe jonica McAninch Pat McGinnis Betty Madl Rick Madl Joan Maycurnber Joyce Maycumber jane Medina Raymon Medina Margaret Metsker Helen Morche Darth Muncy Sheila North Steve Parsons David Pe arson Susan Polson Ray Puckett i, 'c 'R S-'f f ' iff ' i . .2 d ' ' 5 ? L ' is .av ' -,, ,, 3 , I ky wa if 'i z an 'fs lg . '- x ,I k .1 A 1 1- ' H -, nee, 5 if J me 4 4 L F ,QM Us-.4 su ,, 'Ga 4 .36-t -f --1' f xr 1 sz 8 C Q? v in xr E X 7 fN 1 Q ' M x 1 5 .Q if-15,731 llc, me ,514 ,A 1 -,Q .IQ ' x A Q., v A . , ...- eil as lit. ' Wx'a 21 3 f kj t.tt ., m S K l L ll, W - ' , I I 'Yee yi ,4 . Y., 1 Q, K ,,, y 52 AX he ' X my full 1 -- Z. 4 ,,, , A 53 5' c 4.0 i 1 1, f 6 ,X t I S if g,: I Y , ' yt 2 A rf? 'i if QD .ntl V l 1 I Xxx I! 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M y W ,,,.... upgr- - ,ff ,.v-we ..+ S df' Y l .ga E2 X 5-.X ff' i in M f-4 ju .., ,si ,M 'ga ' - 5:51 if 5 tg, 9, A ,fps ...qw it netn Juniors Plan Prom Bruce Chambers Pam Charbonneau Brenda Coates Karen Converse Donna Anderson Bill Avey Bonnie Barnett Cindy Calderwood The junior class was very busy this past year. The class started off the year by taking first place for the junior class home- coming float. Competition was between the four classes. The class worked very hard on the float and the results proved to be success- ful. Other activities were a booth for the Student Council Carnival last January and putting up the flags during the months of October and February. The class was in charge of all football concessions this ye ar. A new addition to our class who aided the football te am as right tackle, was Rex Pippenger. Johnny Taul gave his family a good Christmas present by totalling his car on the first night the snow fell. The juniors were the only class to have two cheerleadersg sigh y vyyn M ,. 4 fr. W W M W v ii gt iiz' , 1 like Wm? ,ge 40: g ww' if K Z' 5, ', 2 I - . K 3' . 1 ..- -I -Q ,S ' an ' I y hw W .Za C fl 517 fig 31. x V 1 x ,..r,x , i ,J ,, r L my swf , y Mfr . 'if WN ff -it ' K - it 1 .' .MFG . Y' J 4 L l V G' K kgrk Z .gr f- 1 I .ig S.. '61 ' Q , - g N. , T ' X i if Y .. 1 C4 H 5 , Q , 1 1' 'g i, 4.23 tg J W-r i . Q, is at , t ' vt '- 4,1 'bf K all I 3.-0 , b tl '11 21 W Q ' K ij I 4 gg, f .N , y ., 'V : x . .g J V1 7, .. A KLVV EL' p A -K- ill BJ s xi' ,gy ' , l 1 s l fa A Nancy Crawford, head cheerleaderg and julie Davis, junior boys on the varsity basketball team were Bruce Chambers and jim Irick. jun- iors on the varsity football team were Bruce Chambers, Jim Irick, and Rex Pippenger. The major project was the Junior- Senior Prom which was May 1, 1970. This required much effort from everyone in the clas but was still enjoyable. ------------Susan Richards --- ---junior cl ass president .F . . I Mi l c HC. A 4 if jeff I-Iinson Eric Ikenberry ' jim Irick ,W rrlas , he X ' , ie , ' I l L A isis .qv nv L 1 Bob jardon ,,, V 1 Kathy Jardon 65 Nancy Crawford Mylinda Cummings julie Davis Jeff Dodson Peggy Fisher Teresa Fisher Mike Flory David Gilliland Doug I-lartpence Rebecca Hemphill Randy Hendry Nancy Hey Sa Susan Richards, president, led the class through a successful year. Rodney jones Kermit Kalb David Keithly Jim King Sheryl McA1ister JoAnn McDermott Mike McGinnis Vicki Maichel YN y gm . C' Q ,V ,6 if . QQ? .4955 Nancy Crawford vice-presidentg julie Davis, secretamyg Susan Richards, presidentg jerry Seele, treasux-er5 and Jim King, Student Council rep, helped to organize junior activities. a lfa: 'Q' f d S K r 7 K 'A gi' LQ 3 j ,,'. f is QF AV -LI. A .- ' L L -- ,,, : , -,vi K .. :E'L'zf-, '. 5,32 , . 1 wtf Q t gg kv: V. 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Vernon Wilson Steve Zeller 'K . .,- . a s 'lf Q ,W 67 Bob Martin Lester Melton Phillip Metsker Cindy O'Bryon Eddie Pearson Rex Pippenger Judy Puckett june Puckett Judy Randel Susan Richards Gerald Roberts Kevin Roberts Rick Sawyer Jerry Seele Karen Shay Bill Swan jim Taul john Taul Karl Townsend Lee Waltman M 1 Roger Carlson, vice-presidentg David Jones, treasurerg Connie Lind- Miriam Kinyon worked on many school pro- holm, secretaryg and Roger Christie, student council rep. , help to jects this year besides serving as senior class make the senior's last year a memorable one. president. DARRELL ANDERSEN MIKE ATWOOD MARGARET BEUTHIEN MARJORIE BROHAMMER JOE BROWN ROGER CARLSON Seniors - Together, On Their Own fr -0-v is f ,,m.,,,, r,r1 .. be 2 5 5 w vit? JIM CHAMBERLIN DOUG Cl-IANAY CONNIE CHRISTIAN MARY CHRISTIE ROGER CHRISTIE JEF F CHUBB DAVID COATES CARMEN COLLINS PAM CRADY I f 4. With only two minutes between classes, these two seniors find them- selves in a very familiar situation. Miles Stotts, clenching the little pink admit slip, and Paul Jones, are running desperately through the halls hoping to make it to class on time. As Mary Christie supervises, Mike Retford diligently prepares for the ultimate --the death mask. e ,-f 5 .r. 2. , , ' w W K ,i,.L, A l ,., ,iff 'bf Q Randy Westgate undergoes the dehcate work of holdmg st111 11'1 prep- LORRETTA DeMERSSEMAN MARTHA DOTY RHONDA GIBLER WINSTON GILGES WALTER HILL RIC I-IITCHCOCK MARTY HOBSON CHIP HQRNBERGER PATTY HosK1NsoN DELENE IMPSON PAUL JOHANNING DAVID JONES PAUL JONES BEVERLY KAI-IL MIRIAM KINYON ANNE LAWSON CONNIE LINDHOLM STEVE LYNCH CHUCK MAUK DAVID MCDERMOTT JIM MCMILLEN DORIN MUNCY PAM PERDUE SUSAN PLAN K DAVID POLSON DEE RANDEL .Q I 'TN7 159' fr' i N: .Kia ..,, . , . Y I: H -1 ff' A A ,,,h--, ' ally. V f 'I 7 Z f ' S5 iiQp,1., ' 15' i A 1 ,, . E- X L ,. ' 5ggE5? 5T53 'A ' ' 5 ' 'VT 5!2Lsl?'xffaQa5fSk.A:!', ' 12311: 1112 My Wiumi Ml'!r MIKE RETFORD ALICE RUHLEN CHERRIE SAILE DIANA SAILE DEBORAH SALLEE PAM SCI-IMIDT H e Are Sexy, We Are Fun, We, re the Class of '71!H PAULA SCHUTZ ELTON SERVICE BOB SEYLER drug' I Um. f' wi is 2 I I wav I .f , h, Q LM Iii' MILES STOTTS MIKE SWAN LARY TROWBRIDGE MELISSA TOLER MARILYN TRIMMER DOUG TURNER NQMWMW , 11141-.nu-zl1f.1n i if I COLEEN VAUGHN RANDY WESTGATE RONNIE WESTGATE MARTHA WHITNEY PATTY WILLIAMS RITA ZELLER 3 Mixed Emotions Come ith emories of Past Years The seniors of 1971 ended their high school careers with thoughts of the many accomplishments they brought to Baldwin High School and to themselves. Among their accomplishments was the successful junior-senior ban- quet and prom, To Rome With Love, which they gave their junior year. Alsonas juniors, they presented the play OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. In their final year, as seniors, the class participated in homecoming celebrations by contributing a class float, and later in the year by hav- a fishing booth for the Student Council Carnival. Class meetings were spent planning for the senior trip and preparing for graduation cere- monies. Outstanding seniors in football who proudly represented B. H. S. in the all-conference team were Doug Turner, David Jones, jeff Chubb, jim McMillen, Mike Atwood, and Doug Chanay, who also made the all-area team. The senior class also had three excellent debaters who achieved the first place rating at the regional tournament: David Polson, Pam Schmidt, and Marty Hobson. 75 Graduation Ends Four Active Years DARRELL LEE AND ERSEN MICHAEL EUGENE ATWOOD Dublin, California 1,25 Letterman's Club 2, 3,4 fvice-president 3,415 Kays 4 fboard 415 Homecoming Attendant 45 Track 2, 3, 4 flettered 2, 3,415 Football 2,3,4 flettered 2, 3,415 Newspaper Staff 3,4 MARGARET ANNE BEUTHIEN FBLA 45 All School Musical 45 Newspaper Staff 4 MARJORY MARIE BROHAMMER Spanish Club 3,4 JOSEPH LEROY BROWN Student Council 4 fmember-at- large 415 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1, 3,4 fboard 3,415 Thespians 45 Forensics 45 FBLA 25 Track 3,4 Qlettered 3,415 Football 1,2,3,4 flettered 2, 3,415 Wrestling 3,4 Qlettered 3,415 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Boys' State Alternate 5 Spirit Com- mittee 4 ROGER WAYNE CARLSON Student Council 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Kays 1,2,3,4 fboard 2,3,415 Honor Society 4 fvice-president 415 Football 1,2,3,4 flettered 3,415 Basketball 15 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Junio I' Play5 All School Musical 45 Boys' State5 Spirit Committee 45 Class Vice-President 4 JAMES ROBERT Cl-IAMBERLIN Kays 1,2,35 FBLA 3,45 Track 3, flettered 315 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Junior Play Crew DOUGLAS WILLIAM CHANAY Letterman's Club 3,45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4 flettered 415 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 35 All School Musical 4 CONNIE LEA CHRISTIAN Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Kayettes 2,35 For- ensics 45 FBLA 2, 3,45 Drill Team 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play Crew MARY ELIZABETH CI-IRISTIE Pep Club 2,3,45K2.yeI1eS 1,2, 3,45 Forensics 45 French Club 3,45 FBLA 25 Drill Team 35 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 All School Musical 4 ROGER LYNN Cl-IRISTIE Student Council 45 Track 1 flettered 115 Golf 15 Class Vice-President 25 Class Student Council Representa- tive 4 JEFFREY ALVA CHUBB Student Council 3,4 fvice-president 415 Letterrnan's Club 2, 3,4 fpresi- dent 415 Kays 1,2, 3,4 fboard 2, 3, 45 president 315 Spanish Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Homecoming King 45 Tennis 1,2, 3,4 flettered 1,2, 3,415 Football 1, 2, 3,4 fletter- ed 2,3,415 Basketball 1,2,3,4 flettered 415 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Boys' State5 Band King 35 Class Vice- President 1 BYRON DAVID COATES Letterman's Club 45 Kays 1,2, 3,4 fboard 3,415 FBLA 3,45 Track 15 Football 2, 3,4 flettered 3,415 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 45 Boys' State Alternate CARMEN KAY COLLINS Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 fboard 35 parlia- mentarian 315 Kayettes 2, 3,4 Qboard 415 Student Council 3,45 FBLA 2, 3, 4 fpresident 3,41 PAMELA ANN CRADY Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Kayettes 1,2, 3,4 fboard 45 parliamentarian 415 Thes- pians 1, 2, 3 Qsecretary-treasurer 315 French Club 15 FBLA 15 Drill Team 2, 35 Band 1,2, 35 Chorus 2,35 All School Musical 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Library Work 3,4 LORRETTA KAY DeMERSSEMAN Kayettes 1, 2, 3,45 Forensics 2,45 FBLA 3,45 Drill Team 25 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Drum Major 3,4 MARTHA SUZANNE DOTY Pep Club 1,2,3,4fboard1,3,45 vice-president 35 president 415 Kayettes 1, 2, 3,4 fstudent council representative 25 board 1, 2, 3,415 Student Council 2, 3,45 Thespians 25 Forensics 3, 45 French Club 3,45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 fvice-president 15 president 315 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 All School Musical Crew5 Annual Staff 45 Spirit Award 25 Out- standing Pep Club Member 1 Rl-IONDA JEAN GIBLER Pep Club 1,2,3,45KayetI1eS1,2,3,4 fboard 2, 3,45 secretary 215 Student Council 4 fsecretary 415 Spanish Club Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,4 fpresi- dent 415 Homecoming Attendant 45 Drill Team 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 45 Girls' State Alternate5 Class Secretary 1, 3 WINSTON FREMONT GILGES Kays1,2,3,4Qboard 415 FBLA 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 4 WALTER BERT HILL Student Council 1, 3,4 Qmember-at- large 415 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1,2,3,4 Qboard 1,3,415 Honor Society 3,4 fstudent Council repre- sentative 415 Football 15 Wrestling 3,4 flettered 3,415 Basketball 1, 25 Go1f1,2,3,4f1ettered 152, 3,415 Annual Editor 45 Boys' State5 Govern- ment Award5 National Merit Scho- larship Test Commended Student 4 RICHARD DEAN HITCHCOCK Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1,2, 3,4 fboard 1,2, 3,45 vice-president 315 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,3,4 flettered 1, 3,415 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Band 25 All School Musical 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Boys' State MARTHA JODINE HOBSON Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 fboard 315 Thespians 2, 3,45 For- ensics 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Twirler 1,2,3,4 fhead 415 Band 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Girls' State CHARLES FREDERICK HORNBERGER JR. Kays 1,2,3,4 fboard 415 Football 15 Wrestling 4 Qlettered 415 Junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 4 PATRICIA LYNN HOSKINSON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,4 fsecretary 315 Student Council 25 Twirler 3,45 Drill Team 25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 35 Class Student Council Repre- sentative 2 NINA DELENE IMPSON Lawrence 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Qboard 1, 2, 35 student council repre- sentative 215 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Spanish Club 1 fsecretary 115 Library Work 45 Class Treasurer 3 PAUL MICHAEL JOHANNING DAVID ANDREW JONES Student Council 4 ftreasurer 415 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1, 2, 3,4 fboard 3,45 treasurer 315 French Club 15 Track 1, 2, 3,4 Qlettered 3, 77 415 Football 1,2,3,4 flettered 2,3, 415 Wrestling 4 flettered 415 Basket- ball 1, 35 Chorus 1,2, 35 All School Musical 45 Boys' State5 Class Treasurer 4 PAUL CEPH JONES Letterman's Club 45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 FBLA 45 Track 25 Football 3,4 flettered 3,415 Chorus 35 Junior Play5 All School Musical 4 BEVERLY NANETTE KAI-IL Pep Club 152,35 Kayettes 1,2,35 Thespians 35 FBLA 25 Drill Team 35 Chorus 2, 3,45 All School Musical 45 Library Work 3 MIRIAM JANE KINYON Salisbury, Rhodesia 15 Pep Club 2, 3,4 fboard 3,45 secretary 315 Kay- ettes 2, 3,4 fboard 415 Student Coun- cil 45 French Club 2, 3,4 fvice-pre- sident 35 secretary 415 Homecoming Queen 45 Chorus 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Spirit Committee 45 Class President 4 ANNE MARIE LAWSON Pep Club 152, 3,45K3.yetteS1,2,3,4 fboard 2, 3,45 treasurer 25 vice-presi- dent 35 president 415 Student Council 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Honor So- DAVID LEE MCDERMOTT ciety 3,45 Drill Team 25 Volleyball 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band 1,2 3, 45 Honor Band 35 junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Band Award 35 Leadership Award 35 Class President 3 CONNIE IANELLE LINDHOLM Pep Club 1,2,3,4 fboard1,2,3,455 Kayettes 1, 2, 3,4 fboard 2,455 Honor Society 4 fsecretary-treasu- rer 455 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Volleyball 3, 4 Chorus 35 junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew5 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Secre- tary 4 STEVEN TAYLOR LYNCH Student Council 45 Letterman's Club 2, 35 Thespians 3,4 Qstudent council representative 455 Forensics 35 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,45 Tennis 2, 35 Cross-country 3 flettered 355 Team Manager 25 junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Annual Staff 4 Spanish Club 3,45 FBLA 45 Track 15 Football 15 Chorus 35 junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 4 JAMES NEAL MCMILLEN Student Council 3,4 fpresident 455 Basketball 35 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Qsecretary-treasurer 355 Kays 1, 2, 3,4 fstudent council representative 355 Track 2, 35 Football 1,2, 3,4 flettered 2, 3,455 Team Manager 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Band 25 junior Play5 All School Musical 4 CHARLES CURTIS MAUK , FBLA lg Chorus 25 Junior Play Crew5 All School Musical 4 DORIN E. MUNCY Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Tennis 2, 3,4 flettered 2,3,455 Track 15 Football 1,2, 3,4 flettered 3,455 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Junior Play5 All School Musical 4 S PAMELA C-AIL PERDUE Pep Club 1,2,35Kayettes1,2,3,4 fboard 255 Drill Team 2, 35 Chorus 1,2,3 SUSAN LARAINE PLANK Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Qboard 355 Kay- ettes 1,2,3,4 fboard 45 treasurer 455 Drill Team 2, 3,4 fcaptain 355 junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls' State5 Library Work 3 DAVID CHARLES POLSON Student Council 15 Letterman's Club 2,3,45Kays1,2,3,4fboard 2,3,45, Forensics 2, 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4 flettered 1,2,3,455 Football 1, 2, 3,4 flettered 2, 3,455 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Debate 45 Class Vice-President 3 DEE ANN RANDEL Pep Club 1, 3,4 fboard 45 parlia- mentarian 455 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Band 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Junior Play5 All School Musical 4 78 MICHAEL EDWARD RETFORD Letterman's Club 3,45 Football 45 Wrestling 3 flettered 355 Golf 3,45 All School Musical Crew 4 ALICE LOUISE RUHLEN Pep Club 253,45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Thespians 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Band 25 All School Musical 4 CHERRIE JANE SAILE Pep Club 1,2,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Thespians 25 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 ftreasurer 455 Drill Team 25 All School Musical 45 Library Work 2 DIANA JANEECE SAILE Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 All School Musi- cal 45 Library Work 45 Office Work 4 DEBORAH KAY SALLEE Lawrence 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1, 35 Volleyball 45 All School Musical Crew 4 PAMELA MARIE SCHMIDT Pep Club 1,2,3,45Kayettes1,2, 3,4 fboard 455 Thespians 2, 3,4 fsecretary-treasurer 25 president 455 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresident 455 Honor Society 3, 45 junior Play Student Director5 All School Musical Technical Director 4 PAULA MARIE SCHUTZ Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 fboard 355 Kay- ettes 1,2,3,4 fboard 2, 3,455 Drill Team 2, 35 Volleyball 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play Crew ALFRED ELTON SERVICE Kays 1, 2,35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Band 3, 45 Boys' State Alternate5 All State Band Alternate ROBERT EUGENE S EYLER Letterman's Club 2, 35 Team Mana- ger 2 MILES HARGROVE STOTTS II Student Council 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Kays 2, 3,4 fsecretary 35 president 455 Spanish Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Tennis 25 Team Manager 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 2, 3,45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 15 Junior Play5 All State Band 45 National Merit Scholarship Test 1 1 1 Commended Student 45 Band Presi- dent 45 Class Student Council Representative 3 MICHAEL I-IUFFMAN SWAN Student Council 45 Letterman's Club 45 Thespians 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fstudent council representative 415 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4 Qlettered 3,415 Football 1,2,3,4 flettered 3,415 Basketball 152,354 flettered 3,415 junior Play5 All School Musical 4 MELISSA ANN TOLER Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 fboard 415 Kay- ettes 1,2,3,4 fboard 2,3,415 Thes- pians 4 fvice-president 415 Forensics 3545 French Club 3,4 ftreasurer 415 Tumbling Team 15 Junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Girls' State Alter- nate5 Spirit Committee 4 LARY LEE TROWBRIDGE Letterman's Club 2,3,45 FBLA 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 flettered 41 S Golf 1,2,3,4Qlettered1,2,3,41 MARILYN KAY TRIMMER DOUGLAS ERNEST TURNER Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Kays 1, 2, 35 Track 1,2,3,4 flettered 1,3,415 Football 1,2, 3,4 Qlettered 2,3,415 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 flettered 2,415 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play COLEEN MARIE VAUGHN Pep Club 2, 3,45 Kayettes 2,3,45 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 All School Musical 45 Library Work 45 Office Work 4 RANDAL LEE WESTGATE Letterman's Club 45 Thespians 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,4 flettered 415 junior Play Crew5 All School Musical Crew 4 RONALD KENT WESTGATE Thespians 4 79 MARTHA JANE WHITNEY Pep Club 1,2,3,45Kayettes1,2, 3,4 fboard 415 FBLA 35 Chorus 1,2 3, 45 junior Play Crewg All School Musical 45 Newspaper Staff 45 An- nual Staff 4 PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Pep Club 1,2,3,45KayetteS1,2,3 4 Qboard 415 Spanish Club 35 Drill Team 2, 3,4 fcaptain 315 Chorus 2, 3545 junior Play5 Newspaper Editor 4 RITA KATHLEEN ZELLER Pep Club 1,2,3,45Kayettes1,2,3 French Club 1 Throughout her four years, Connie Lindholm has shown not only real cheerleading ability, but has ex- pressed great enthusiasm and liveliness as well. ! I I l 1 1 1 v E 2 E T I 1 The survival of a single group can be assured today only by insuring the survival of the entire species. Still, delusions die hard. A revolutionary transfer of loyalty is required by our new realities. This new consciousness begins with small transformings in the quality of indi- vidual lives. There are signs that out of all our con- tendings and rendings something beautiful within us is about to be reborn. LOOK rebirth 0 , death Whether we will live to see the next century or spend our last precious minutes in the confines of a fallout shelter, respect indignity whether our polluted lands will be saved or interest groups will continue to get fat off our raped earth, love hate whether men will be respected for their opinions, but will also compromise for the sake of progress, dawn dusk truly whether our species will survive or perish, depends on only one person, you. ' dawn dusk i n I V I .. ..l'?r ,..- -...-. ...a-gk, Looking for Someone? A Abel, Roy 60 Alton, Cathy 8, 22,48,49,60 Anderson, Allan 60 Anderson, Darrell 68 Anderson, Donna 8, 23, 30, 64 Anderson, lla 8, 22,49, 57 Atwood, Mike 11, 16, 18, 24,40,68, 75 Avav, Bill 64 B Ballew, Steve 46, 49, 57 Band, 12,13 Barnett, Bonnie 7,64 Barnett, Darcy 60 Barnett, Karen 57 Barrett, jim 60 Basketball 34 Bell, Marvin 15,41,42,43, 52 Beuthien, Margaret 45, 68 euthien, Rose Mary 57 Brady, Dale 57 Brady, Linda 8,45, 60 Braun, Conrad 35, 54 Brecheisen, Dianna 8, 22, 30,60 Broers, Shirley 8,23,6O Brohammer, Marjory 68 '-ohammer, Mary 48, 60 xkshire, jack 11, 13,53 Jwn ,Bruce 57 , David 15,43,57 'n, Ellen 9, 22, 30, 39, 60,61 Jeanne 23, 57 va, Joe 11,14,16,39,40,41,43, ,4s vn, Sean 57 aan, Allen 14, 57 C lderwood, Chris 15, 35, 57 aalderwood, Cindy 9, 23, 64 Cannell, Bruce 55 Cannell, Vicki 9, 23,49, 60 Carriker, Mike 16, 39, 40, 42, 61 Carlson, Cathy 9, 22, 40, 48, 49, 57 Carlson, Roger 11,16,39,4O,47,68 Chamberlin, jim 69 Chamberlin, Nancy 23, 30,45,61 Chamberlin, Peggy 8, 22, 30, 45, 57 Chambers, Bruce 11,16, 18, 34, 39, 40,64 Chanay, Doug 11, 16,24,34,40,69, 75 Charbonneau, Leroy 49, 57 Charbonneau, Pam 14, 15,22,64 Cheerleaders 31 Christian, Connie 45, 69 Christie, Barbara 9, 22, 61 Christie, Mary 8, 23, 46, 49, 69, 70 Christie, Roger 39,40,68,69 Chroale 14 Chubb, Chuck 11,16,40,49,61 Chubb, jeff11,16,24,25,34,38, 49, 47, 69, 75 Chubb, Mrs. Mary jane 8, 53 Cleland, Sara 9, 22,48,61 Coates, Brenda 9, 23, 45, 64 39, Coates, David 11,16,40,41,43,45, 69 Cole, Greg 61 Collins, Carmen 9, 22, 39,45, 69 Collins, Doug 11,45,61 Collins, jerry 43,61 Colson, Larry 11,16,34,54 Converse, Karen 45, 64 Corel, Sandy 7, 23,61 Cornelius, Larry 57 Courtney, Mrs. Marlene 9,53 Cox, David 57 Crady, Pam 9, 30, 46, 49, 69 Crawford, Nancy 8, 22, 31,45, 65 Cross-country 6 Cummings, Mylinda 8, 23,45, 65 D Davault, Janis 8, 22, 61 Davis, Julie 7,8,22,31,45,49,65 Davis, Matt 61 Debate 48 Deel, Mrs. Betty 47, 54 DeMerrseman, Loretta 9, 13,45, 70 Dillard, Mike 71 Dodson, Jeff 65 Doty, Martha 9, 21, 23, 39,40, 47, 70, 71 , 75 Douglas, Angie 7,9,23,46,61 Drama Club 46 Drill Team 30 E Eastwood, Mrs. Lynne 49,53 Eberhart, joe 11,57 Elder, Doug 11, 15, 35,48,57 F FBLA 45 Findley, Mark 15, 34,61 Fisher, Bob 57 Fisher, Laural 9, 23, 30,49, 57 Fisher, Peggy 8, 21, 23, 3O,45, 65 Fisher, Teresa 8,65 Flory, Mike 65 Football 16, 17,18, 19 Ford, David 41,43, 61 Foreman, jim 61 Francq, David 62 French Club 49 French, Connie 8, 22, 31, 62 Freshman Basketball 35 Freshman Football 15 G Gaut, Linda 8, 22, 57 cdbiaf, Rhonda 9, 13, 23, 24, 25,3 38, 39,47,49, 71, 71 81 0, 49, Gilges, Ardyth 8,23,45,62 Gilges, Carolyn 8, 23, 45, 57 Gilges, Winston 11,45,70,71 cillnand, David 65 Gimblet, Sherry 9, 22, 30,40,62 Girls' Volleyball 7 Gish, Steve 11,15,35,57 Green, Gary 11,41,42,43,62 Green, jeff 15,414,43,57 Griffin, Sam 35,49,57 H Hartpence, Doug 34,4O, 65 Harrison, Marlin 43, 57 Hayes, Miss Linda 53 Hemphill, Becky 9,22,45,47,49,65 Henderson, Steve 16,62 Hendry, Randy 65 I-Ierpich, Clarence 6, 52 Hey, Janet 9, 23, 30,45, 57 Hey, Nancy 7, 9, 21, 23, 39, 47, 65 Hill, Walter 11,39,40,41,43,44, 47, 71 Hinson, Frances 9, 22,48,49, 57 Hinson, jeff 6, 39, 47,49, 65 Hitchcock, Ric 11, 15,34,40,71 Hobson, Kendall 62 Hobson, Marty 8,23,46,47,48,49, 71, 75 Homecoming 24, 25, 26, 27 Honor Society 47 Hornberger, Chip 11,41, 43, 70, 71 Hoskinson, Patty 9, 23, 70, 71 Hunt, Barbara 8, 22,62 Hutchinson, Joey 11, 16, 35, 57 I lkenberry, Eric 11,16,40,40,65 lkenberry, Janet 8, 23,48,49,57 Impson, Delene 8, 23,70, 71 lnners, Mrs. Barbara 54 lrick, jim 13,16,34,40,65 J jackson, Terri 8, 22, 30, 58 Iardon, Bob 65 jardon, Johnnie 49,58 Iardon, Kathy 23,49,65 jehle, Charles 11,62 Jewett, Tricia 62 johanning, Paul 70,71 johnson, Gary 58 Johnson, Kim 16,41,43,62 Jones, Bob 11,34,40,65 Jones, David 11, 16, 38, 39,40,41, 43, 68, 71, 75 Jones, Mrs. Judith 53 jones, Ken 42 Jones, Paul 11,16,40,45,49,69,71 Jones, Rodney 41,42, 43,66 Jones, Tim 16,34,40,62 journalism 44 K Kahl, Beverly 14,71 Kalb, Glenna 8,22,58 Kalb, Kermit 66 Kays 10, 11 Kayettes 10 Keithley, David 34,66 King, Jim 11,34,39,4O,66 Kinyon, Miriam 9,22,24,25,39,4O, 49,68,72 L Landkamer, Lloyd 46,48, 62 Landkamer, Shirley 8,58 Larson, Bill 35,58 Lawson, Anne 7,9, 22, 39,47,49,72 Letterman's Club 4O Lindholm, Connie 7, 9, 22, 24, 25, 31, 47, 68, 72 Longstreth, Ronda 8, 22, 58 Lowe, Rick 14,41,43, 62 Lowe, Robbyn 8,22,58 Lynch, Steve 39,46,49, 72 Lyon, Carol 8,23,48,58 M Madl, Betty 62,22 Madl, Rick 62 Maichel, Vicki 23,45,66 Martin, Bob 11,4O,46,49,67 Mauk, Albert 49,58 Mauk, Chuck 72 Maycumber, Joan 9,23,45,62 Maycumber, Joyce 9, 23, 62 McAlister, Sheryl 8, 22, 66 McAninch, Jonica 9, 22,49, 62 McAninch, Debbie 8,22, 58 McDermott, David 72 McDermott, Jo Ann 7, 23, 30,66 McGinnis, Cathy 8, 22, 30, 58 McGinnis, Mike 66 McGinnis, Pat 6,41, 42, 43, 62 McMi1len, Jim 11, 16, 38, 39,4O,72, 75 Medina, Jane 62 Medina, Raymon 62 Medina, Tomas 58 Melton, Lester 67 Metsker, Margaret 9, 22, 45, 62 Metsker, Phillip 45,67 Moon, Mrs. Sandra 46,48,53 Mooney, Terry 8,58 Moore, Danny 35,58 Moore, Miss Doris 54 Morche, Helen 7,9,22,38,62,46 Mowder, Deanna 9,22,58 Muncy, Darth 16,41,43,62 Muncy, Dorin 11,14,16, 34,40, 72 N North, Shelia 8, 23,49, 62 O O'Bryon, Cindy 7, 8, 22,40,45, 67 O'Bryon, Pat 15,35,58 P Parson, Steve 11,16,49,61,62 Pearson, Connie 58 Pearson, David 6,48,62 Pearson, Perdue, Perdue, Eddie 45,67 Deana 9,13,23,48, 59 Pam 9,72 Peters, George 53 Pep Club 21, 22, 23, 27, 20 Pippenger, Rex 16,47,67 Plank, Mrs. Mary 39,53 Plank, Susan 9, 23, 30, 72 Polson, David 11,14,16,4O,48,49, 72,75 Polson, Susan 3O,49,62 Polzkill, Jeff 15,43,49,58 Pride, Mrs. Prudence 7,23,54 Pringle , Jan 8,22,59 Pritchard, Mrs. Dorothy 55 Puckett, Judy 9, 23,45,47,67 Puckett, June 22,67 Puckett, Ray 62 R Randel, Dee 9, 14, 21, 23,49,72 Randel, Judy 22,67 Randel, Mrs. Olive 54 Randel, Wayne 11,15,35,39,4O,49, 59 Rappard, Gary 6, 11, 34, 39,46,48, 49, 61,63 Ray, Lonnie 34,63 Retford, Mike 16,4O,43, 70, 73 Richards, Susan 9, 21, 23, 39,47,49, 67 Ridley, Chris 11, 15, 35, 39,4O,59 Rob erts , Rob erts , Rob erts , Rob erts, Rockers , Gerald 49, 67 John 16,63 Kathy 22, 63 Kevin 67 Paul 63 82 Rogers, Bill 35 Routh, Orpha 23,63 Ruhlen, Alice 8,22,49,73 Ruhlen, Peter 49,59 S Saile, Cherrie 8, 22, 49, 73 Saile, Diana 22, 73 Saile, Mrs. Donna 55 Sallee, Debbie 7, 22, 73 Sallee, Sheree 8,22, 59 Sanborn, Ted 63 Sartin, Mike 16 Sawyer, Robin 8, 22, 31, 59 Sawyer, Rick 11,40,67 Schaumburg, Joe 59 Schaumburg, Richard 15 Schmidt, Pam 9,22,39,46,47,4s 49, 73, 75 Schoneberg, George 52 Schutz, Paula 7, 9, 22, 74 Scribner, Betty 23, 30, 63 Seele, Jerry 16,4O,43,67 Service, Elton 13,74 Service, Kevin 11, 35,59 Seyler, Bob 74 Shay, Karen 14,23,47,49, 67 Shay, Valerie 14, 23,49, 59 Shuck, Margaret 45,59 Shuck, Mary 45,63 Spanish Club 49 Spirit Committee 40 Steil, Christy 8, 46, 49,63 Steinle, Leonard 55 Stevenin, Sheryl 8, 22,59 Stotts, Miles 11,13,39,4O, 69, 74 Stout, Joyce 63 47, 49 ! Strong, Eddie 11, 14, 15, 35,48, 59 Student Council 36, 37, 38, 39 Swan, Bill 67 Swan, Mike 16, 34, 39,4O,46,49, 74 Suh, Kwan Bok 11, 15, 35, 59 T Taul, Jim 11,16,34,39,4O,45,46, 49,6 7 Taul, Johnnie 11, 16,67 Taul, Sue 8,22,45, 59 Thompson, Vicki 59 Toler, Melissa 9, 23, 30, 40, 46,48, 49, 74 Townsend, jim 49, 59 Townsend, Carl 1.5, 16,4O,45,67 Trimmer, Marilyn 22 , 74 Trowbridge, Lary 34, 40, 45, 74 Turner, Doug 16, 17, 40, 74, 75 Twirlers 13 V Vaughn, Coleen 9, 23, 75 Venable, Merle 16, 19,26, 52 Vesco, Ronnie 16, 34,63 W Walter, Pat 11, 15,59 Waltrnan, Lee 45,67 Watkins, Debbie 8,22,48,63 Webb, Rick 34,4O,63 Vlgcgstgate, Randy 16,4O,46,49,71, Westgate, Ronnie 75 . ls- p Whitney, Martha 9, 14, 22,75 Williams, Patty 9, 14, 22, 30, 75 Williams, Wende 22,63 Wilson, Dick 34,53 Wilson, Vernon 11,4O,43,67 Wrestling 41, 42,43 Wright, Greg 63 Y Young, Donna 9, 21, 22, 30, 39,49, 63 Young, Mike 63 Z Zeller, Rita 22,75 Zeller, Steve 11,4O,67 5152155 Q Iii! 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