Bedford North Lawrence High School - Reflections Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

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Student government has advanced to the point where it represents the will of the student body more than ever before. Student Council originated a program for electing class officers which has provided a much-needed understanding of the procedures of our national elections. Democracy has truly found a place in Bedford High School. I 3 ' in I inf'-I e r f' ,-- '- Q , f, P' 1-P. L w 'A '5- 3 , r 7' rs x -. . f M., .nl-x n mffiX i x, I 1 . gg .aw .. pb' IQ, F we 21,4 -4 'fl S? 5 3 'VJ J., KA . E ws E , VK fi fi A if X 5 5 .S i NN 'A 1 .Q 5 .tin .. ,. , 1 . , n Wi .gb .. . I 'fr 'Wa 1? 1-55 . . .S 4 E E ,qw , .3f:,,,:f4w:'e,,,f+' , ,Q .I ,, x,,.,, -,,. .X-me .f Avi .Awe -rg .1f'i:'g,' f A, Q Qu-zF'A ,L N? WMM. x..,,,-,.,,,,M,v, Q K, , , x,x . k' 2--aiva l Steve halks at telling Brenda how he voted. As students await their turn in the booth, Bob Hall is voter num ber One. Bob Hall has help with checking the voting list. Kathy explains the voting procedure. 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Dr. Schafer and the Board of School Trustees strive to attain quality education consistent with the efficient use of tax monies. SEATED: Mrs. Judy T. Elliott, Mr. Perry E. Mullis, Dr. R. W. Medlock. STANDING: Dr. Guy H. Waldo, Mr. ,lack D. Foddrill. Mr. Farrell E. Hayes, Mr. Everett L. Hunter. MR ELMER DUNBAR is truly a man suited for his work As prlncipal of Bedford High School his duties con- sist of everything from assembling student curriculums to regulating the janitor services He considers teenagers the nicest people rn the world and finds them very agreeable to work with It is evident that he enjoys his position since this IS his ninth year at Bedford and his twenty first year as a senlor high school principal Mr Dunbar s friendly and help- ful attitude has made him a person well liked and respected Bed ord Principals, Faculty, and Staff MR. CHARLES E. HARTMAN, assistant principal, backs up Mr. Dunbar in all matters of school administration. Mr. Hartman also regulates extracurricular activities, con- cerns himself with school spirit and conduct. and delves into the various curriculums offered. As assistant principal,gMr. Hartman is no longer di- rectly involved with the guidance department, but he is al- ways willing to counsel when called upon, and offers sage advice to those who do so. His wide scope of interests and his ability to understand, strengthened by his lengthy serv- ice at Bedford High School which began in 19-L7, signifi- cantly reflect Mr. Hartman's status. MH. NVAYNE R. ANDERSON Di1'vc'lo1' ul' Bands: BS.. Indiana Slain' l,YlIiVt'l'FilQ'. XLS.. Indiana Slllll' Lfnivvr- slly uml lmlumu lmnvvrsny. Mus. x '.u.1cRA .ym15'r1:oNc: l.illlll. lznglislmz .-LB., Indiana Univ:-rsity. NIH. l'fliNl'fS'l' BARNES Business Edlll'dliUllZ BS.. Indiana Slillt' l'niw-rsily. HS.. lndiunu UIliYt'l'Sily. .win NIR. .IANIIQS H. BfXRRliT'l' Xnvul XIIISIFI B.fXl.l'... NLM.. Indiana Univ:-rsily. MN. liOBFfK'l' I . HAUGII EK'UllIllllil'S1 HS.. NLS., ImliA ann lvnivvrsily. Mrs. Duidom' cracks n fu n MRS. HELEN CHANDLER Flluliill' B A IJl'Pi1llXS' Uni- vvhlly. NIR. l,l'.0l1CfL LONIBS Cuunsm-Im-3 B.S.. llllliilllil Q ull' Univvrsity. NLS.. Pur- due' Univvrsily. SIR. HARRIS R. BHONVN Busine-ss Educ-ation. Bunk Sturm- Xlunugvr: A.l5.. NLS.. Indiana Univvrsily. NIR. ROBERT COLLINS Hath: HS.. Murray Stan' Collcgv. MHS. l!URNIi'l l'lA DICWNY IIllIlIill1l'K'1 BS.. NLS.. Indi ann Univ:-rsity. MRS. SHIRLICY ICHLICRS lfnglisllz BS.. Iowa Siulv linivvrsily. NQIH. . DAVID IQNIIIHICIC lznghsh: BS.. Ouklalnd City Cnllm-gm-. MRS. PAT I-INDHIS I'.ll 'IlSIl2 A.B.. Indiunu lfni- P. vvrsnly. MRS. .-XRI.I'1I:IN DAIDONIQ Spanish. I l'C'l1CIlI IRA.. Rul- gurs IInivvrsilV. 1.411 MRS. XYIIAI.-K I-ILKINS ' :Im XI! lieullel IHS ' lc-gm-. NLE.. Ind sity. .-.i iunu lfnivm r 5 E ra-lux in thc lnungv. NIR. Phila I-ISH Ynvutinmll Mau-Ililw Shop. NIR. TED FUX Biology: I'IvaIII1: BS.. NIS.. lnmliunu Univhrsily. MISS MARY l.. GABBARIJ Math: .-LIL. XLS.. Indiana Slate Univvrsily. MRS. ALICE B. GARRETT Business Education: B.S.. Indiana University. MR. ORVAI. HUFFNIAN Druftingzz BS.. Indiana State Univvrsity. M.S.. Indiana University. MR. ROBERT M. LEE U.S. History: AB.. Hanover lVI.S..IlltflIi1l1il University. MRS. NIAIIJOIIIE LEDER Physics: General Sei:-iivc-: BA.. W'a-xsltington University. MR. S'I'ANI.EY E. GLENN ILS. History: Surinlugyl ILS.. Marion College. NLS.. Bull State University. MH. PAUL HARDWICK Advanced Sciviwe: Biology: BS.. NLS.. Indiana Univer- sity. MS.. Purdue University. M II. RALPH H A RRELL Auto ltlvvlninics. MRS. RUBY BYERLEY II.-'IUSER Lilmrarianz B.S.. Ball State University. NLS.. Denver Uni- versity. 1 .M 1' .-. n .. nn- .nw- .,,..., , ,,,.. . ,pt . l MR. DALLAS V. LUDLOW Counselor: BS.. Indiana Uni- versity. M.A.. Bull State Uni- W versity. MR. RAY NIANIS Math: Athletic Director: BS.. McNeese State. MH. WILLIAM MC CLINTOCK Industrial Electronics. MRS. CHERYI, NOFFSINGER English: fX.R.. Infliunu Uni- vvrslty. NIR. THOMAS I-1. OWICNS Bilsinvss Education: HS.. MS.. Indiana Univvrsily. MR. FRANK Nl. PERKINS Gov:-rnnwnt: RS.. Nl..-X.'l'.. Indiana University. ' MR. RUDY NIEDLOCK Ari: RS.. lndiunzi Sluts' Uni- vc-rsily. MRS. KAREN NIRSSICR U4-rman: linglisli. MR. JOHN MOON Spvc-vii: KS.. lnrliumt Stall' Univm-rsilv. MS.. Indiana Univvrsityf 2 Lee relax:-S as lic- lends dism-nssmn. MR. DON PIPER Vocational Coordinator: B.S.. NLS.. Indiana Stan- Univer- sliy. MR. HORACE RICHARDSON Attendance Ol'licei': VUP21- lional Printing. -.....,,, .. -.ig . , ' MR. JACK SHORT Business Education: Drivers Education: B.S.. High Point Col- ege. MR. BOB VVAGONER Mathematicsg A.B.. M.S.. Indi- ana University. MR. CHARLES WAGONER Industrial Artsg B.S.. Indiana State University. DAVE WASHBURN B.S.. McNeese State MRS. VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Home Economics: B.S.. Purdue University. M.S.. Indiana Univer- sity. MR. HOWARD SPRINGER Chemistryg B.S.. Purdue Universi- ty. M.A.T.. Indiana University. v. in rw MRSHELEN BERETTA and SHARON BLAIZE. Lunch Program. sd' P DRA i t X.!Honte- Ecunomics: Physical -, ,Educationg B.S., Purdue Univer- sity. MR. BEN WYATT Social Studies-g Health: A.B.. M.A.. Western Kentucky State University. MR. WALLY YEOMAN Varsity football: Physical Educa- tion: Health: B. Phy. Ed.. M. Phy. Ed., Purdue University. MISS JOYCE MC PIKE ' 7 Nurse. MRS. HARRIET ROWE Secretary. MRS. DIANA CLARK Secretary. MRS. MAE HARTMAN. Guidance Dept. Receptionist. -4--'J 1g4 um' v MRS. CONITA MAYNARD Speech Therapist. MR. LLOYD MELVIN, MR. JAY YARBERRY. and MR. WILBUR KERN Custodians. 'UWB r,,.a.-W., r '1 f :'f 'W 'N ff-'N-ff 1 25 ,AF i Wm 9,7 . xnsglifa V,- T?-4, x 5 i ' Kms fy-4 uv' E-. , V ,L 5 ,H I f ! 4 :SV H3598 i if 1 ,. f 'gq,1.:::Nll: f sew' yd ' , -A ax .. mn WT ii '55 f. 4. W- 'SSS 3. x 'af If . 1 Q1 I ,' 4,1 ,A I F 'w Q I Q 5 , JJ V Af., V f,-+1 .'0 English Is Our Doorwa to Effective Communication While giving speeches, plays. and radio broad- casts, speech students practice the most necessary of skills-oral communication. In four semesters, they learn public address and theatrical arts from make-up and costuming to box office management. English classes emphasize speech, as well as reading. literature, grammar, and composition. Oral reports are given from library research on crime, hobbies. and current events. Oral readings of poems and plays such as Julius Caesar enrich the English classes. Reading is stressed on the freshman level, and students work with films and Npacersn to increase their speed and comprehension. Upperclassmen concentrate on another vital as- pect of communication, written expression. They write short stories, themes. letters, and plays. The seniors explore and write about perfect societies based on their reading of Walden. Two, Brave New Mrs. Ehlers' seniors read and interpret literature, World, 1984, Gullivefs Travels, and Utopia. Fr . l . L , ' , . . es unen use. the machines Sentence dmgmmmg' to intensify their reading rate. 3 , F .,V ,,.,x M-ww -- . -Q if .sr , . f .,, me W W V .awp- V A Mrs. Endris appears to be disturbed after a session of French students improve their vocabulary with an occasional game of scrabble. Foreign Languages Encourage Internationalism The academic student must choose a two-year program in French, German, Latin, or Spanish. Non-academic students may take a language if their interest is suffi- Breaking the pinata is a Spanish tradition at Christmas. Steve. LeeAnn. and Paul act out a Spanish play which linds both boys vying for LeeAnn's affections. l cient. Should French or Spanish be chosen. the student attempts to gain understanding of the Spaniard and Frenchman through cultural experi- ences. This is accomplished through studying the art, literature, and music of Spain and France. The language laboratory plays an impor- tant part in developing oral profi- ciency and it provides the tool to accomplish this through hearing Frenchmen and Spaniards speaking their native tongue via the magic of magnetic tapes. .-Q.--1 Two years of German is offered and it is not unusual for college- bound students who are science or mathematically oriented to choose this language. The laboratory is used to parallel the textbook and improve pronunciation and compre- hension. Caroling at Christmas and doing skits in class also help to develop proficiency in German. Latin is the only representative of the ancient language in our second- ary school curriculum. The back- ground and literature of Latin is the key to many basic concepts of mod- ern political and intellectual life. Knowledge of this cultural back- ground can prepare individuals to better understand our own culture. This can be a basis for the effective use of our English language. and for increasing our vocabulary. Bernie sharpens her pronunciation und understanding of French in the language laboratory. ,V W-fe Mrs. Nlesser leads a drill in German class. Latin students use their talents at the bulletin board. Dong, Carol. and .lan spi-vializv in 3-D composition with verunlivs and Art F ul ills Individual Ideas and Expression The art department attempts to prepare stu- dt-nts so thc-y may communicate' stlccvssftllly with society. The curriculum is varied as many students are collvgv hound. lt provides for all a gc-nvral understanding of tho acsthvtics of art. Beginning classes touch lightly on all phases of art mvdia. The advancvd student specializes in painting and drawing or cvratnics and sculp- turn-. Art has ht-come increasingly popular at Bod- ford High School under the dirvvtion of Mr. Rudy Nlvdlock. This is supportvd by the fact that nina- of our art students won awards this yt-ar in state' compvtition he-ld at Indianapolis. Spirits and output ol' tht' studcnts have been admirably consist:-nt with the existing programs. Mr. Medlock feels that a student who enjoys art class will enjoy art-and the objective: has been fulfilled. st-ulpturv. ,L V M -7- . V , M' , K 54 qi 7 i , .il 1 V 5,13 Old lirvs and at tnotort-yt-lv wort- us:-d along with ' jk paintings and drawings to make- an offbvat vxhihit. . I G: 7 iQ Y A it l s i 31 , . a l 1-will 0 ' si F i A comnwrvial art ussigmnt-nt-vumhinc-s literal and visual word intvrprvlnlion. Psyc-lu-tlclic url new-r fails to attract utlvntiun. lllftlflllill discussinns art- common in Nlr. Mm-dlm-k's mom. De-bbiv Haley and Steve ,lone-S pose for freehand drawing in iigurs study. .. X, 1: vs Q X'-ng-' 5 131. in Sv' . A4 .v fr in fa fl I iii K ,, q-, ',,uv KN -11-if' 4 ... - i rx? ,U 0 L! ' 4 'N . ' a i ' 7 4' Q Q X '5 0' -4 '-M 'ily' 1 ,.A. -unmar- 1 1 kazaa Q Eli? , WY f . ,JI FQ ...Q-0 '21 , if 5' wi, NNN' Stl' f Z g.- - .l1iv k1 --i . ' . I ,Vp X 1 , 'tv W, '.ffggf 9+ QJ:fi, i: 1 ,f.-gi-ff ' ,,,,.jl Jim :QV '-' Afwhhxi mg--iQ ...-N - , A ' A fi ,I 7?i,2'597' 7:57 ixf x.,1,,,.,,, Ti? - 4 '- 'gi w'.x +1 'z W 24 '-f.'1. Q .QL f f'-aff . J lil X n Q f 't- 1335 Q 'Af ' A , 11 '- md ..y 4 Mr. Huffman helps Howard with his drafting. A Wayne Robbins trims metal on the band saw. to Work with Hands and Minds Mr. Wagoner sizes up Raymund's layout problem -f-fi' Mr. Harrell and Jack discuss engine disassembly. Business education is valuable to all students because all citizens need a basic understanding of our business economy. The person who allows him- self to become a financial delinquent in the areas of credit, savings, investments, and insurance will be handicapped for a lifetime. Many students choose the business curriculum and strive toward the development of skills that are saleable to businessmen. Courses in typewriting, shorthand, office practice, bookkeeping, and sales- manship are the means to the accomplishment of such a goal. 'XJ Mase-ffm 5 as' L' 'ss-ie. .V 1 i iifgjsi? if ,1 r g I 'H ' ' ,,,Jmi m :Ea Mrs. Garrett inspects Jacques progress. Business Education ffers Tom works diligently on his practice set. Pam lakes dictation via transmitter. nmQsa1 Students Saleable Skills Steve concentrates as he takes an achievement test in general business class. Business machines lend a helping hand to bookkeeping students. Bruce uses Hsalesmanship' on Ron. lx' 42- 2-527 in ocial Sciences The overall objective of the Social Science program is to develop in each student the skills of American citizenship. The Social Studies Department is primarily concerned with giving the student skills in critical thinking which in turn will instill in this student the confidence to think and communicate his ideas in a democratic community. The courses are designed to balance theory with application. Facts are vital to the overall application but the intent is to stimu- late student participation. Lectures are minimized while dialogue between student and teacher is maximized. The traditional Social Studies curriculum still exists. Modifi- cation is under studyg an example of this is the flexible schedul- ing-team teaching concept. The current feeling amongst the faculty is mixed--many feel that we should retain some of the old and apply some of the new. Whatever the decision-the Social Studies Department is still mainly concerned with developing a habit of constructive thinking in all students-those going to col- lege and those who terminate their education upon completion of high school. Brad Lytton welcomes Congressman Lee Hamilton to our school prior to a convocation. Mr. Hamilton's policies were avidly dis- cussed in social studies classes. Promote American Citizenship Mr. Lee does.n't hesitate to argue a pnint. if necessary. , john Flinn displays good form as he directs the class. Mr. Pr-rkins gives an assist to Sally Wagner. Mr. Glenn expounds on critical issues in Vietnam Science Students Stud the Facts and Mrs. Leder assists George with parallel forces In the Science Department. students find the opportunity to investigate the mysteries of nature. and the principles of the physical sciences. These opportunities provide fertile fields for investigation by those eager to learn. The departmental curriculum offers biology. general science, chemistry, and physics. Advanced science is available to those students who have the necessary prerequisites. Gary Anderson focuses on an evasive amoeba. Safety First is observed in chemistry lah. s -i ff! i -i 've-.-1' 42,9 M, 5. 3... Mathematzcs Monvate -aff A: Nlr Washburn an IIVICN 'ln al,ebra1c 1 quatmn Pave Tyre ponders thc Illdl hlllt' '- .xnsuzr Karen and Brenda utilize the calculators lll general mathematics Mark f,MCl1lllLl5U'.ltl 4 r1g,,l1Hrmngl1 rd llllill'-IIIIJN Accurac , Exploration and Problem olving A basic knowledge of mathematics is an ex- tremely important requisite for a student to prepare himself for a successful life in our complex. fast- moving technical world which will soon put a man on the moon. The course of study at Bedford High School includes excellent instruction in courses care- fully selected for the industry-bound student as well as the college-bound student. Students receive not only the satisfaction of learning principles and skills to prepare for further education or employment but also the pleasure of understanding and appreciat- ing mathematics. Course objectives are to improve the student's accuracy, his ability in problem solving, and to pro- vide for his exploration of interests and aptitudes rel- ative to mathematics. Miss Calvbard discusses real roots of Nth powered equations. Jane Bundy uses the quadratic formula to find real roots of an equation. Geometric progressions are revealed through Mr. Wagoner Courtesy of G 62 R MOTURS 2, i X a x ww ! , ,MW i, V . w S im 'S 3 gs w N 'in ff' Z' F 'X if GH 5: QSM gs f - k--. iz Q If 3 QQ. f e has 1 i i l Mr. Short and Bob vhec-k under the hood. Hob Lewis fixes ai flat tire. Health, Drifvefs Education F urthers Personal Longevit The health department guides students through a detailed study of the human body. The use of life-like skeletons and cut-away sections of the body and its organs contribute to better learning and understand- ing. In driveris education, student drivers learn the fundamentals of good driving before they get behind the wheel. Knowledge of the vehicle, insurance. and legal implications are included. Successful comple- tion of the course points to safe driving habits, re- duced insurance premiums, and an increased life span. Who's that looking over Mr. Ye-oman's shoulder? Courtesy of Lenorc-'S Style Shoppe i 'ilygnlw 43 mx ,ik X A L Steady as she goes. V W ,Q 1., ,- . Mrs- Richardsm' lends 3 helping hand- An adjustment adds the finishing much. See Sylvia sow? ls it true that Too many cooks spoil the brothu? Everyone lives in some kind of home, whether it is with his family, with friends, or alone. Happy and successful living begins at home and teen-agers should acquire an understanding and appreciation of the basic principles underlying homemaking. Bedford High School offers a complete home- making curriculum ranging from foods and nutrition, clothing and textiles, to family living and child devel- opment. Home Economics Builds Skills or the Future Home EC. Departments are busy places. They patch up pants for Cross Country races. They extricate splinters from embarrassing places! They sew ripped seams for blushing faces! Pack ball team lunches for faraway places And costumes are readied for dramatic cases. Home Ee. Departments are necessary places! Sheila bathes her simulated hed patient. Guidance-Testing, Con licts, Schedule Changing without a plan p WE MOVE i IN CIRCLES F f t QQ f ta hip you make WUI if , ' any! J: ',q-Hifgffgff-ff? ,,,,. W 3:35 'vw - ' A f 1 ' 'sw .lim East stops in for a 1-hat. The purpose of the guidance department at Bed- ford High School is to help students in making ad- justmvnts to various types of problems which they must meet-educational, vocational. he-alth, moral, social. civic, and personal. Guidance is a continuous procvss of helping the individual develop to the maxi- mum of his Capacity in the direction most beneficial to himself and to society. Regular visitation with om-'S counselor is encouraged. Mrs. Elkins and Mr. Comhs hold a nim-ling ol' tho minds. Durlc-uc lnman vlle-vks hx-r rc-visvd copy of 'l'lu- Signposlf' the stud:-nt handbook for Bedford High School. ,wgxf it ff Heating System Is Updated This year brought a major change to the heating system. Deterioration and inefficiency sparked a con- version to new gas-fired boilers. The change was not completed before cold weather arrived so faculty and students had a few extra days of vacation. The old coal-burning boilers were of 1924 and 1928 vintage. The new boilers cost 340,772 and are fully automatic. The new boilers arrive. Down they go into their new home. Af if EL- EW'- 1 1 g, fy a 44.133 if I a I it 'fx lu 1 'mit . ! 5 'Lvl W 'W 14,5 'Q 'Z f 'r 4:35 . wt.,- 496, jzlitgz ' W' fm. sy . h , '15 ' te., fu , it , ,,..., Nt, 'iiZ?mS?9 WT? 'ifiw A 1-:si 'gilyzzl 4 tl' A, - F ff' 'af' K ' ,ey NF - 3 'sir ,EN Sli .r' Q, , f 1- M K. xl , I :emi P if 1 .7 ji L ,S gi T 1 tl-5 .. ik 72fg,,f3wt3gt,, was ,l il . l ,,,.'. ,..1W,,Tsf' ' Y xg g,,..,v K The roof had to go. In place and ready for final installation mai ' Janet Shields and Pam Holmes, Co-Editors ve Dillard. Secretary: Terry Thurman, Presidentg Judy Richardson. Treasurerg .Ian Buker. Vice- Presid Senior Ufficers Exercise Democracy I I 1 C The Sights and ounds 0 66683 SPENCER ADAMS Football llfmsh Mgrj GAY ALLEN Pep Club, G,A.A.. Art Club. F.H.A. CELESTE ALLEN Student Council. Latin Club, Beta Club. Spanish Club. 1Sl1awswickl. F.T.A. TANGIE ALLEN Art Club, Pep Club. Studvnt Council. Choir. Suarlol K Purple LARNA ANDERSON Modr-rn Language Club. P4-p Club. F.H.A.. Choir. Band MADALYN ANDERSON Junior Achievement, Tri- Hi-Y, Yell Block. QKoknmnl. Art Club. Pioneer Staff. Pep Club. F.'l'.A.. Svurlvt S Purple BOB ABEL TOM ABEL Latin Club LYNN ARBUCKLE Latin Club. Pep Club Sci- CIICP Club iwusbington lligh Svbooll. Librarian. G.A.A. CARL ARMSTRONG CAROL ATCHLEY Band tlllalve-rn High Sc-booll. Pep Club. l .'l'.A. Lvnn W'ollll'c-lil Senior Home-coming Quvvn Candidate- Seniors Pioneer SHARON ANDERSON GMA..-N.. Pvp Club A TERRY JAMES ANDERSON Band. Truck. Baseball MONA BAKER F.T.A.. C..-LA.. National Honor Sovie-ty. Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club STEVE BARLOW Studs-nl Council. Kay Club. National Honor Society. l.e-l- tvrman's Club. Band. Motl- crn l,anguag0 Club. Boys' State Dr-ln-gat:-. Dvlmlv. Stunv City Student. Bas:-bull BILL BASS EDITOR OF PIONEER. Stone- City Student. Kvy Club. l.e-ttvrman's Club. National Honor Society. Sci- ence Problems Resvarr-ll GrouD. Football Class Elections SHEILA BOND Pup Club. Student Council lSl1awswickJ DONNA LAVADA BOOFER G.A.A.. Glev Club JOHN BOWDEN LCll01'lllLlIl.S Club, Baseball. Crass Cuunlry PHILIP BECKER DOUG BLACKBURN MARY .IO BLACKBURN Band KAREN BOEHME Scarlet Sz Purple. Major:-He. Band CARY BOLTON Band. Science Problems Research Group. Latin Club DAVID BOWMAN I.V.E.C.. National Honor Society SHIRLEY BRASHEAR G.A.A. LIBBY BREWER F.T.A.. G.A.A.. Girls' Golf League. Band MARSHA BROWN F.H.A., C.A.A.. Pe-p Club REBA BROWN G..-LA.. Pup Club. Clee Club CHARLES BUCHANAN GREGORY CARAWAY Y.I.C.A. BRUCE CATE Music Club. F.F.A.. Science Club. Student Council. Ulug- not Cove! DEBRA CHASE Latin Club. Business Club. Home Economics Club, Choir. lSeymourl Pep Club, Art Club. G.A.A. ANN BRIDWELL National Honor Society. G.A.A.. Scurlm-t K Purplo Latin Club. Art Club LOUIS BROOKING V.l.C.A. LYN BROW'N Pep Club. Art Club. F.'l'.A. PA'I'I'l BUGH G.A.A. JAN BUKER Scurlot 81 Purplv. 'l'lwspizms. Kvy Club. National Honor Society. Debate. Forensic Stone City Studvnt. Pioneu Staff. Band. Art Club JANE BUNDY National Honor Soc-if-ty. F.T.A.. Pioneer Staff. Pop Club. Mod:-rn Language Club. C.A.A. STEVEN P. CHASE Scarlet 81 Purple. Forensics. Lettermanls Club. V.I.C.A.. Baseball Mgr.. Football NANCY CLARK F.T.A.. Scarlet K Purple. Art Club. Pep Club. Student Council. Pioneer Staff. Girls' State Delegate. Homecoming Queen ROGER CLARK ALICE FAY CUMMINGS F.H.A.. Pep Club 0104-dlnnrel MIKE CUMMINGS Lettc-rman's Club. Latin Club, Cross Country lSlutwswiekJ. Basketball. Baseball. Track STAN CUBB Band. Ll'li0l'Il'lilll.S Club Track. Cross Country EUGENE CORNEILSON TONY CRAIG V.l,C.A.. Ar! Club Make Way for SENIORS! ,lam-I lectures in the locker room LARRY .I. DELPHA l.V.l':.C.. F.T..-X.. lII0lll'I'l1 lmllgllaxgc Club. Suicncv Pmblvms Re-seurvh Group KERRY DAVIS MIKE DAVIS X'.l.C..-K. STEVE DILLARD Scarlet :X Purple. F.T.A.. Thespiaus. Forensics. De- batf-. Key Club. Basketball. Track. Football Mgr.. Class Officer C41 JAY DILLMAN Lettermazfs Club PAULA DORSETI' Pep Club, G.A.A.. Art Club MARK DUNCAN Frosh Football. l rush Track DAVE EDMONDS Gulf, Pioneer Staff Thafs what happens when you skip! MARY EDWARDS F.N.A.. Librarian. Cleo Club DANNY EVERS JERRY FAUBION Art Club. Band. Football PAUL ENDRIS Modern Languagc Club DALE R. FISH Scarlr-t 8 Purple. Furcnsics. Dcbalv. Stone City Student, Science Problems Rc-svurcll Group. Pioneer Staff, Key Club, Art Club CHARLES A. FIELDS V.I.C.A. CHARLIE FINNEY I.etterman's Club, V.l.C.A.. Football RICK FLINN Iggy Club. Lotte-rlnan's Club. lm l .A.. Baskr-tball. Busvball Foutball. Track. Class Offi- cvr l.2,3 Joyce learns the duties nf u librarian. QAROLXN FQSTER Pep Club KLA..-X.. Glue Club. F.N.A.. BECKY FRANKLIN Pop Club, Latin Club, Art Club, F.T.A.. Pioneer Stall, Scarlet 8 Purple, Glve Club MARY FRASER F,N.A.. Art Club. Student Council. F.T.A.. Pop Club LAURA CAINEY Scarlet 8: Purplv. Band, Pep Club. F.T.A.. G.A.A. BRENT CILL Kvy Club. l.vItel'n1u11's Club. l.V.E.C.. l .T.A.. Football. 'Ill'ill'k PHYLLIS GASSAWAY FRED GATES Letterniaxfs Club. National Honor Society, Baseball. Cross Country. Track The PIONEER STAFF splits the profits! RUTH CILSTRAP Pep Club. Tri-Hi-Y. Glu' Club. Choir. G.A.A. Hey. did you know . . . ? CAROLYN GRATZER P1-p Clulx STAN CRATZER 'l'rzu'li. Foollxull LINDA GREENW'ELL Pep Club BRAD COFF Student Council. Boys' State Dc-lc-gutv. Kvy Club, National Honor Sovivty, Ll'll0l'lllilll.S Clulm. Baskcllmll. If-mrlmll. 'l'rau'k MIKE COULD Football 64 l BONNIE I-IACKLER ROBERT H ALL Stud:-ul Council. Kvv Club. Pl0lll'l'l' Staff. Slum' City Slu- dvnl. Modern Language Club. Sc-urls-I S: Purple-. Art Club. Baud. Sc-imu-v Pmb- lvms R1-scare-In Group, Cross Country. Class0l'll1'Pl' l MARITA HATFIELD Sm-urlvl K Purplv. Tlu-spiuns. l-'ure-nsics. Pop Club. l .'l'.:L. Nuliunal Honor Society. C.A.fX.. Plum-vi' Stall. Art Club. Girls' Stale Delegate MARGARET HENSINCER iludcnt Cuunvil 'Xrl Club .' .' -''iil'Ellt'.'llH'llll'.'lllllll0Il. 1 ' ' . ' , .' ' suqallsl l N l N Plolwvr Stall. National ROGER HEIRONIMUS Cross Country Nlgr. J ACK HELTON DOAK HENRY Svarlvt :Si Purplv. K4-y Club l,vllL-rman's Club. lfuotball Baseball. Track llonnn' g0I'll'l ' Ch-lx' full' . 3. 1 5 , l.l'il:Illl'. Sr-urlvl K Purple. Tlu-spiuns. Pup Club. lfurvn- SIUE ,IACQUELINE I-IITCHCOCK P1-p Club MELANIE HITCHCOCK C.A.A,. Nlndvrn Language Club. Art Club, Pep Club STEVE HOFFMAN PAM EL A HOLMES Pep Club. Art Clull. CUNA.. Pimwm' Staff REBECC A HOWELL Band. Tri-Hi-Y Rita ponders the- question. DAVE HUDSON Band. Modern Language Club NANCY HUTCHISON Pep Club. l .T.A.. Latin Club. Scarlet 8: Purple. Art Cluls. Stone City Stuclvnt. Girls' GolfLcague L l Campaign lmutllcs sometimes get violent. SHIRLEY HUTTON DARLENE INM AN Nufiwwl liofwf Sfwifry- P.-p Club, 1f.'r.A.. F.N.A.. Clmir. Glu- Club. Art Club. 1-11f1,AN A,-I Club. f:.A.A- Pc-p Club. Svurlvt Sz Purple SUSIE ISOM Pep Club. F,N..'X.. G.A.A.. F.H.A. RUTH ANN ACKQON J . Pr-p Club. Art Club. Choir. Glce Club. F.H.A. DOUG ,IEFFRIES l..4'lll'l'll1Ell1.S Clulm. Cross Cuuulry Xlgr.. lfrush Font- llall fllflivhiganl. Art Club, Key Club. Gull' LORETTA JENKINS Clmir. Glue Club. Pep Club MARSH A JONES Pinnver Staff. Pup Club, l .T.A., Scarlet 8: Purple. Art Club. Latin Club. Girls' Gull' Lcaguv SUSAN JOSEPH Slunc City Studi-nl, Naliunal Honor Simi:-ly. Studvnt Counvil, Scarlet Si Purple, F.'l'.A.. Art Club. Pop Club. Girls' Goll'l..t-aguc PA'ITY KELLER Student Council. Chevr- lm-adm-r. Pc-p Club. l .T.A.. Art Club. Glve Club. Girls' State Dvlvgatv MARSHA JOHNSON l .T.A.. Choir, Pop Club, Foreign Language Club. Lat- in Club. C.A.A. tOnliticl GLEN JONES Choir. Modern Language Club Wake up. Butch! JOE KENWORTHY Latin Club, Band. Scarlet 81 Purple. Track MYRA KERN C.A.A., Glev Club. Clluir. Pup Club DELORES KING LISA KLEIN Frosb Cllr-vrlvaclvr. Sc-urlc-I Sz Purplv. Gln-v Club. I .T..-X.. Pop Club. Art Club. Girls' t:l7llxIA'llQllll' TERRY KNEISEI.. Art Club, Pc-p Club. S1-urlvl K Purple. F.N,A. LARR Y LAWM ASTER Latin Club JENNY LYNCH Glu' Club. C..-LA. lSboalsl GARY LYONS Nlodcrn L2:ll'IQlllilgll' Club. Baud .IOYCE LESSIC Tri-Ili-Y. Prujvcliulmist. Li- brarian. Scif-lu-v Pruble-ms Rf'St'Lll'Cll Cruup. National lluunr Society. Pc-p Club. lludvrn Languugz- Club, Art Club BILL LEWIS Art Club lBrnwnslrurg Highl SYHEILA LINIJSEYQ b.A.A.. Pvp Llub. l'.N.A.. CIN' Club, Choir Douk lm-ads llw way. MIKE MARTIN Debate-. Modern Language Club. Scif-nve Prublems Re- search Group. Fuotball. Bas- ketball. Volleyball. Wres- tling, Y.C.S. tLatin Scbuoll LINDA MARTIS G.A. A.. Pvp Club HAROLD MAZE Key Club. Lettvrman's Club. Football. Track. Basketball Seniors Plan or BRAD LYTTON Student Council President. Ke-y Club. Lette-rman's Club. Pium-or Staff. Latin Club. Football Mgr.. Baseball Mgr. CHARLOTTE ANTNONETTE MANUEL F.l'l.A.. Librarian. Projvv- tionist. Modern Lunguagv Club. Glm- Club. Art Club. Science Problems Rt-scart-lu Group ,IANA MARCHETTI Pc-p Club. F'.'I'.A.. Band. C.A.A.. Moll:-rn Language Club BARRY DAVID MARSHALL ADELE MARTIN Pt-p Club. Art Club. Clmir. Glvv Club RAY MC DON ALD Key Club. Track Mgr.. Cross Country SUE MC KINNEY C-lee Club. Choir DANNY MC PIKE the 6GGreat Escape ROB MELLEN Student Council. Science Rc-Svarcl1 Pl'Ulllt'llIS Club. Pionc-vi' Stall. Stone- City Slurlcnl. Natinnal Honor S0- ciely. l.ctlerman's Club. Key Club. Gulf. Class Ollivvr 2.3 BR AD M EN AUCH KATHERINE MERRELL l,.A.A.. l .'I'.A.. P1-p Club. Ai-I Club MIKE MEFFORD V.I.C. A. NED MECNIN V.l.C,A.. l,4f'lll l'Illill1 lixulliull Seniors will do anything tu get llwir picture taken. Clu ls. LINDA E. MILLER M AR Y MILLIG AN Glee Club JERR Y MITCHELL RONNIE MOLLET Key Club. Ll'lll'l'l113ll.S Club, Baseball. Baskvtlxall. Cross Country G AYLE MOORE G.A.A.. Glee- Club. Choir. Pep Cluln RICHARD MYERS Track. Buslu-ibull 1Ludswig:- burg, Gonnunyl. Fnmlmll lVirginial DALE NEELEY V.I.C.A. SHERRY OWEN Band. C..-LA. . . . and the elm-k struck lwc-Ive. Steve could sure manage Ihose crutches. DONNA OWENS Pup Club. Tri-Hi-Y. l .N.A.. Choir, Clcv Club JERRY PAYNE lfrusb Basketball PA l'l'Y PE ARSON Pep Club, l7.T.A.. Girla Gull' League CATHY PHILLIPS Pep Club, G.A.A.. Glee Club. Mod:-rn Language Club KAREN OWENS Spanish Club, G.A.A, lSbawswiukl. Pep Club, Glu- Club. l .'l'.A.. Modern Language Club. Ar! Club DAVID PINNICK V.l.C.A., Lc!terman's Club. Choir. Basketball Nlgr.. Font- ball Mgr. Toby knows something lllal Diane dom-sn'l. GARY PORTER V.l.C.A.. I.:-tts-rxnun's Club. 'l'rac'k. Cross Country SUSAN QU ACKENBUSH Stone- Cily Sluclz-nt. l .N.A.. Gln-0 Club. Cllolr. S!'i.ll'll'l K Purple. Tln-spiuns. Foren- sics. National Honor Sovivly. Pup Club. Art Club. F.'l'.A.. l1.A.A. GINNY QUIN junior Red Cross. Spanish Club. F.H.A.. G.A.A. lwau- kvgan Higlll. Pep Club MAURICE R ACSD ALE Art Club. Letlermaxfs Club. F.T.A.- Cross Cuunlrv. Track ' RITA REYNOLDS Glev Club. l .T.A,. Art Club. Pep Club. Girls' Coll'League JUDY RICHARDSON Art Club. F.'l'..-X.. National Honor Socivty. Searle-I S1 Purple. Modern Language- Club. Stone City Student. Pep Club, Glee Club. Choir BEN RILEY STEVE RISEN Band. Frosh Football SARAH ROACH Pep Club, Latin Club. Glc-e Club. Choir, Art Club. l'.'l'.A.. Mudern I.anguagc Club. Ceo-Political Society. Clleorleader DANNY ROBBINS Frush Basketball, Track Seniors enjoy their cords. LOIS ANN ROBBINS G.A.A. MON A ROBERTS Scarlet 81 Purple. Art Club Glen- Club, Girls' Co League Pep Club. F.T.A.. Clmir lf PAUL ROBERTS Basketball. Track CHM Springs. Arkansas! STAN ROBERTS Key Club. Letterman's Club, Art Club, V.l.C.A., Basket- ball, Track JERRY ROBERTSON Key Club, Art Club ROBIN RUSSELL Glee ClulJ ROBERT ROBINSON V.I.C. A. Did you catch the assignment, Madalyn? DICK SCHERSCHEL MARK SCHERSCHEL Latin Club, Band. Cross Country Mgr., Track Mgr. MIKE SE ARS HARMON A. SHARP Band JANET SHIELDS Art Club, F.T.A.. Glef- Club. Choir. Pioneer Staff, Pep Club MICHELE SEM ANCIK F.N.A., Scarlet 81 Purple, Clee Club RITA SETSER G.A.A., Spanish Clu lSl1awswickl. Pep Club The Senior Court looked great inthe parade. CHRIS SIMMONS Scarlet 8 Purple. Forensics. Tliespians, Latin Club DARLENE SMITH Pep Club. French Club, C.A.A.. Literary Club EDWARD SMITH Football TOM SR YGLE Y TERRI STACCS Glee Club. C.A.A., Pep Club.F.H.A. STEVE STANLEY V.l.C.A.. Lettermarfs Club. Football, Track LANDICE SILVERS GEORGE SIMME RM AN Student Council. Letter- man's Club. National Honor Society, Cross Country. Track. Basketball KAREN SMITH Choir JACK SPECK Letterman's Club. Football. Track TERRY SRYCLER Modern Language Club. Band. Football. Track, Art Club, V.l.C.A. 78 l Class 0 68 Establishes Tradition DEBBIE SULLIVAN Iivp Club. l .N.A.. Choir, b.A.A. MARY LOU SWENSON Pep Club. Ar! Club TOBY SYKES V.I.C.A. PEGGY STREICH F.N.A.. G.A.A.. Pop Gln-0 Club Ronnie strilws a pose fur the Art vlusse-s. I , ca FRANK L. TANKSLEY DAVID TAYLOR V.I.C.A.. l.vtte-ru1au's Club Choir, Funilrall. Track LYMAN TAYLOR Le-tlerman's Club. Football Track SHERRY TAYLOR Pep Club. G.A.A., ltlodt-rn Language Club MIKE TERRY V.l,C.A., LCIICFHIBIIQS Club. Art Club. Football. Baseball. Track JIM THOMAS Frosh Basketball. Cross Country. Track TERRY THURMAN LCII8l'll1i:llllS Club, Key Club Student Council. Basketball Track. Cross Country. Class Oilficel' 4 DON TINCHER Basketball, Track Fayette- ville? DON ALD S. TIREY Yearbook Staff. History Club Football Track Rad . . I - ford Highl. Science Club. Soccer tRoosevelt Higlll l 4 jan spends his time in the balls talking to Lynn. Shirley offers In buy thc drinks. DANNY JOE TODD JANET SUE TYREE Basketball, Baseball. 'l'ruc'k. Tri-Hi-Y. Cleo Club, Choir Cross Clllllllfy l.Sl1awswic-ki. Art Club, V.I.C.A. DAN' VOOEHIES X' .l.L.:X.. Cross Country. Track SALLY WACNER Art Club. l .'l'.A.. Cleo Club, Clmir. Pep Club TERESA WALKER Glee Club. l .T.A.. S1-arlvt Sz Purple. Art Club. Pup Club. Pimmecr Staff SANDRA ELLEN WATTS Pep Club, F.H.A. lArkansaSl BRIAN WEBB DANA WHITE Band Choir. Glec- Clulm. Art Cluli DAVID WILLIAMS Le-tterman's Club, Cros Country. Travk Was it that bad. Dave? TOBY WILLIAMSON Student Council. Key Club, National Honor Society. Let- terman's Club. Cross Country, Basketball. Base- ball CAROL WILSON Band, National Honor Soci- ety, F.T.A.. G.A.A.. Latin Club. Scarlet 81 Purple. Pio- neer Staff LYNN WOHLFELD Student Council. Pep Club. Scarlet 8: Purple, Tliespians. Stone City Student, F.N.A.. Girls Golf League, F.T.A. l l BEVERLY WOODWAHD F.H.A.. Pep Club. Art Club, Librarian. Projectionist DAN WOODWARD Track DAVID WOODWARD V.l.C.A.. LCllt'l'Dt2ltl.S Club, Kc-y Club. Football. Truck SUSAN WOOLERY Student Council. Searle-I K Purple. F.T.A.. Thespiaus. Stone City Student. Foren- sics. Art Club. Pep Club, National Honor Society ED WRAY V.I.C.A.. Cleo Club. Letter- man's Club, Baseball Mgr. Gather 'round and ye shall hear S f ff if E if 9 New E -Q Qmqxmw .L.: Q. -7 . M. 1 'H'-.,, h...,,N .... K eh K Epmd. .. . V - A 1 Q. , -wfazwfgqmm-, 3,3 Q V F5 V P 4' 1' Lf., if z 1 : ' A IL . I , 1 , . I .1 M6 H5551 ,fm 7' V I Y S gi ff, . , gwh XX A .X fix if at ,Q 1554 fi . , f f 5 . K: N , -A4-- is ' dw ij - 5 i .9 Q .m,i,, ig 'W X fi Elf R .. , lil . I 5 Q' QQ Aug., I ,. ax! , ,gg ,g,- Nancy Clark, Editor Carl Short. Presidentg Stewart Rariden, Vice- President: Connie Keller, Secretary: Linda Anderson. Treasurer Class 0 icers Guide Juniors Toward the Future wen. es Q-1 f fl.. X , X I , - l' s lg - W,. ' U.. it X iii T55 'le ni l vga- I 3- 2 L A A l . in .1 j-' U Fwfpl x f v'i : ..hl 'E'1 Albert Able Ronnie Adams Cassie Adamson Rosemary Alhorn Mike Allman Pam Allman Dennis Amstutz .lim Anderson A Linda Anderson The Junior Class has spent the past two years preparing for the responsibilities of being upper- classmen. This year was filled with many activities: Student Directories, the arrival of cherished class rings, and Prom, the long awaited event. Rita Anderson Paul Arnold Steve Aronson Beth Baker Debbie Baker Tom Bartley Cary Beasely Kevin Beasely Steve Beavers Steve Bell Bill Benham Melinda Benham Diane Beretta Judy Blackburn Larry Bond Becky Boruff Ron Branaman Gary Brooking .lan Brown Gelene Brown Twinkle 'Brown Darlene Browning Bev Brunner .lack Burke Steve Burns Nick Canada Dave Carlson Bob Cassida Denise Chastain Ben Colburn Kenny Clark Sandra Cole Patty Colgan Mike Cook Cammie Covey to .Q H 'gtg 4-A tram 'fi in ' 'ie 'Xl 7? ts if , K Q. Q, H r Es? B ff 2 s ii Hard Work Brought the Juniors Class Rin and Prom Jerry Craig Jill Craig .lanice Crider Pat Dalton Connie Daugherty Jerry Alberts .lanet Daugherty Doreen Deffenbargh Bill Chancellor Bill Denny Tony Davidson Carol Day Kent Combs T ' -1 Susan Dillon f' Dennis Drake Dave Douglas ' ii, if Dale Duncan . -y,': Q Larry Duncan Courtesy of LOUDEN FOODFAIR CENTER 6 Q, f f X S Greg Ashley Geneva Branaman Rosalee Hobson Wayne .lohnson David Kern Bob Livingston Lori Martis Valerie Mikels John Pickens Randy Quackenbush Mark Ross Tom Schoolcraft David Sears Karen Sears Viki Sears Steve Shaw Bobbie Silvers .lohn Slate Alvin Smith .lan Smith Bobbie Snow Mat Sohlstrom Tony Southern Mike Souders Cora Mae Spore Greg Stanley Rita Stevens Rae Anne Tapp Phil'Tatom Jim Taylor Pat Terry Vicki Terry Jeff Toliver Charlie Tidd Becky Tindal I 1, :Z 5 Nf:.,.1:. I' N is R oig , , Juniors Are Proud of Their Accomplishments 'Y wi 3 mi ,- : ff N , ,dsl t ,Q X masses - Courtesy of B 8r B SHOES Doug Trowbridge Phyllis Tucker Denny Turner Linda Tyree Carol Underwood Ricky Vaught Penny Watson Sandy Watson Raymond Webster Jerry Wentworth Mike Williamson Howard Winston Theresa Woliinger J. D. Woods .loAnn Young Lucy Zink Carol Wagoner Dudley Wykoff Larry Elliott Mike Erdle Patty Daugherty Ruth Fields Anne Fisher John Flinn Marsha Fisher Leandra Flinn ,lan Fowler Kathy Gillespie Ralph Godby Mark Goff Sharon Goode Frank Hackett Kenny Hackney ,lim Hornocker Pam Fiddler Susan Goldsby Elaine Hackney Denny Hamm Connie Hague Debbie Haley Dorval Hall Dennis Hardesty Teresa Hansen Kathy Harbslreil Beth Harrell Kathy Harris There's always a Junior sneaking in somewhere! :Q ff, is xv ., fh iv :.,.z,qf G an 7. li Km 'L .. A-Q an an ine ,sm , W .Q eq 3 g F . . : avi. '-- Courtesy of BAILEY'S SERVICE COMPANY av., .TS . ' 1 - L4 i D R i 1, wtf N, -Q win? -V Ne aiNi1?fm'x 6' ar 5, 4 K Q' 4 3 f.. 'B 'Y ,, , s 'Q,KiT'3E Q Q? K or xv' W Darwin Bowers Cliff Buckingham Kenny Clark Sandy Dayton .loy Freeman Kathy Hephner Randy Hendricks Sara Herr Peggy Hatfield Bruce Hewetson John Hensinger Nancy Hulsman ' C: C. -1' Q 2 W wx , Juniors Anticipate Graduation , Z tb rms? .aff Q f M s P U --f we-r.w,1r .V-. fa .2 o.Q.,a -Q wi N sr 3 ...M Q -L me 1: - f il'-QR: f I s . f '--- 1. 3 at I Fig ii .fs L i R 'K Courtesy of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Patti Hodges Steve Harrell Jim Hill Peggy Hutton Tim Hicks Susie Hutchinson Ramona Ira Lisa Incollingo Karen Isom .lack Inman Carol Jarrett Dana .lean Chris Johnson Linda Jones Jolene Jones Cathy A. Jackson Cathy M. Jackson Steve Kopsho Adina King .lan Krenke Mike Kuster Connie Keller .lanet Kern Susan Kresser .lack Leahy Sharon Lewis Brenda Lewis Paula Leahy James Lowery Terry Louden Linda Lemen Richard Lawmaste Steve Loyhmeyer Morrell Lowery Linda Magruder Jenny Miller Donna McDonald Georgetta Mikels Marilyn Morgan Danny Mundy John Norman Diann Mooneyham l' ..... fs,- ,Q 5 , rljgtf M 35 I ag: -:sa j L, ,AA if lfX' P3 , - . Y . ,A M at Awaiting her fancy? Sylvia Oakley Steve Payne Robbie Pierce Joan Pennington Ellen Perry Bill Plummer Martha Quackenbush Charles Pentzer Mark Peterson Leanne Reynolds Sherry Root Steve Pease Scott Polk Patsy Quackenbush Rick Root Vanda Reynolds Carol Rach Fred Ridge Marilyn Sanders Eric Shultz Carl Short Renita Semancik Bill Stiles Stewart Rariden Tim Stillman Dan Salmon Sharon South Sonny Robbins Don McCoy Lucy Magill Kathy Marley .lack May Becky Medlock Mike Matlock Ida Manuel Teresa Michael Brenda Mitchell Dave Morris Martie Medlock Gerry Maxwell Ann Matson .lim Mollett Susan McKnight Merle Neely Beth Owen Shannon Orr Susan Olspn Nancy Owen l' X 'FN Q ,mu K ul ax if t La J K iii sf. -si -1 - Q Se if :. 5.1,-L. '- ' Q X -Q 4 +5 s N X X A-s age .X a 'fi Y Q L i ff we Q K F. N Sac! ki QE if , ,-f..., we wi as p Q 9 . 5 x Courtesy of THE TOGGERY Q- O a Q i 4 -tr f, it l Q I XX , , , Q John Zollman, Presidentg Lynn Fisher, Secretary-Treasurerg Keith Elkins, Vice- President. ' , ,nf 1 is 3 1 ,L is 12 E '..-V11 it t. 1. 3 Charles Anthony Debbie Armstrong Pam Alexander Peggy Acton .lulia Anderson Emily Alter Gary Adams .lanet Arronson Gary Anderson June Arbuckle Bill Abbott Christina Allen Steve Adamson Melly Anderson Tim Anderson Chris Allen Class Ufficers Bring Unit To S ophomores The sophomore year is one of working, wishing, and waiting. With the newness of high school worn off and the promise of class rings in the future, sophomores have found that participating in extra-curricular activities keep them busy. The highlight of the year comes when they select and order their class rings. John Brown Carol Burton .lane Byers Charles Bliss .lenifer Bowden Vincent Blendowski Derek Bridwell Chris Baker Kathy Bough Cary Blackwell Chris Broglin Joe Bowers Phyllis Brown Carla Bailey .lanice Blevins Joe Bagby Tom Brewer Phil Bartlett Randy Couden Mike Chestnut Darrel Chapman Darla Chase Terry Cummings .lim Cobb Eugene Caudell Caleb Cobb Mike Canada Kathy Cain is i t 1 . x Activities Keep Sophomores n-the-Go Sophomore Homecoming Queen Candidate, Julia Anderson Danny Colgan David Cooper Harriet Crouch Bill Charles Jim Conners Bill Concannon .lim Cobb Doug Carter .ludy Conley Joe Day Gary Davis Steve Daugherty X it - - 1 fs K-sf 3935 he X Q -uf 5:85 Q Q' 5 Y X Courtesy of WHEELER-FOUTCH COMPANY is qu' fx xii- 1 i, l,f i' L 53+ ' gg 5 i 1 ' , 1 ilgggl 4 , -,si x xi l an xx I 5 , .A ,eg 'H , iw V stef' f e 45? 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'Q . , 5'3S'fn M.,.g Studies Prepare Sophomores or the ' -N ' - n .J Y if . 1 X ,asv g ' ' 4 3 ' Q l J Y Q Xia .rf it N, x K E ., , 3? e I gf f 3 ..,, A .i si, L i C .r C L eir if y .L . 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'ee jf: S gi ii ii' il 'V L . , r A Q.. ... mg !, ,4 , Q 1 Q S . ,l2 , ' x . ,iv F v. y A , 39 ' 3 SSN 5 ,, S p . X 3 ' Lili.. S 12 li: 2 Charlie Walters Tim Sherrill Nancy Stultz Steve Stiles Linda Shreeves Jennifer Staggs Kathie Swenson Bevky Spreen joe Trester Danny Tharp Patsy Thorne Susie Torphy Rhonda Thurman Rick Taylor Connie Tatum Wayne Teague Steve Uhl Evalou Underwood Terry Underwood Sharon Vaught ,lim Way ophomores Anxious to be Juniors 1 iiii ilii lin 5. iv rv . ,, , ff -K V , . Mark Williamson Vicki Woodward Shena Wade Eric' Walls Brenda Webb Janet Wiseman Susie Walker Mike Wyatt Debbie Williams Charlotte Winston Patty Wood Jackie White Debbie Tomlin Monty White Dorthy Wilson Scott Wolllfeld Donna Young Mike Young Shannon York John Zollman Courtesy of PFEFFEIPS BAKERY Eagerness to learn and participate are char- acteristics of the freshman class. Freshmen enter with an air of curious anticipation in being a full-fledged member of Bedfordis stu- dent body. Their excitement gives them away as they enter school for the first time, but they soon adapt to the new surroundings and begin to participate in the various activities. Responsibilities that have never before been experienced are gained during this year. These responsibilities are often taken on reluctantly and without clear insight into their importance. As the year draws to a close most freshmen are pacing the corridors with a happy smile and a confident gait. They feel their freshman year has been a major step in becoming ma- ture young men and women. Diana Acton Kathy Adams Susan Adamson Richard Alhorn Jack Allen Brenda Amstutz Mike Anderson vw V Barbara Anderson L' .0 Vern Adams Q 1 New urroundings Challenge Freshmen Randy Roberts, Presidentg Roxanne Torphy, Secretary-Treasurerg Vern Adams. Vice-President. QM Wh i Si A rs ,-- L. art. 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I or It l Courtesy of HAMILTON, HARRIS 81 COMPANY Ann Keller. freshman Homecoming Queen candidate Randy Beeler Rick Bunch Frank Basinger Teresa Byers Randy Berwick Mark Brown Ned Beretta John Bainbridge Don Buher Judy Bennett Boss Bower Tom Bugh Steve Burcham Richard Brock David Brewer Brenda Buckles Cary Brown Trenace Brown Tom Canada Roxie Blackburn Terry Cummings Janice Blevins Larry Cook Nancy Clark Mark Craig Gay Chastain Greg Cate Darlene Cummings Dave Cook Patty Canada Glenn Bliss Pam Chancellor Tom Canada Terry Clampilt Vincent Caraway Mark Brown Darlene Cummings Rick Carleu Debbie Day Clyde Davis Rex Crane ,Iim Davidson Diana Deukard Scott Deckard .loe DeFurd Claudia Daggy Steve Duncan Lou Davis Steve Deckard Diana DeFnrd Don Edwards Mike Eggers Perry East ,lerry Fields Teresa Figley Alan Fletcher Tim Goodwin .lon Groves Norma Gould Millard Grogan Cindy Gillespie Garnett Herrington Carol Gage .lulie Goff Fred Hitchcock Debbie Hawkins ,lim Hatfield Jackie George Tony Hedge Bev Herzner we it .. M , .,,i-rg.m.E:.2.:,, H S l A 5 Q ' s. T A 'ab ui -2 -A ,,, ,, ' t1'5 A x ' I ' Qu, Q f---.,,,. .,L. ,f., - L 21,271 t ' Hg me 'SG-Y s.-Q ff' 'F vl - ,, ,mf.i1.... ., s . 5 at A S- ,P we iii-sg, 5 5 x X J. Mt, M, .,wq,,.,, Aff - ,,,.,g., .-we at l t L- it Participation in Activities Is the Key or Freshmen ,ai fp tw .. 'ii' Q H at 'ZZ .M Q fs Gigi t Q e li T 5 T 4 L 1 is 1.1. . , H wr .Q t BX T' li 'N xi , f . 9 at .. . is The library does it's part in brightening school life. Courtesy of WELLS' SHOP-WEST SIDE OF SQUARE .V - QVQI I x M, L ,L ig :g k t fi , r A ., .JF 'I , - f ' 1 5-il z i 7 , is P J. J I ,L A ' Q . Y PY L P Q? , ji, V J, . Kii, 'W , 1. J .f , :i i , 252 J J gi I 1 A QQ E i 8. J H 5 , it Lg 5 , 1 L.....ifi .A si . . Carolyn Hanson John Hackney Jim Henderson Carla Hicks Anna Holmes Karen Hollowell Kenny Hutchinson Connie Hiestand Mike Hutton David Hill Larry Holloway Susie Hutchinson Mark Hitchcock Karen Hornocker Mary Hoffman Rhea Hughes Janice Jackson Steve Jones I ,:- Charlie Jennings Kathy Johnson Wayne Johnson Dwight Kimmel Dee Kuster Sherry Kern Ann Keller Cathy Kern Peter Kasting Tim King Frank Ira Larry lneollingo Ward Harrell Doug Hamilton Don Hardesty Debbie Hays Patty Hardin Vicky Haley Richard Hahn Sharon Hephner Myra Cehring Freshman . . . Your day of rest will come! Courtesy of WELLS' SHOP-BEDFORD SHOPPING PLAZA Patty Keller distributes ballots for freshman cheerleader elections. Cary Jenkins Lois Jewell Juanita Lessig Kathy Luttrell Scott Lewis Phil Lewis Jeff lkerd Larry Love -11 F M It it N .ag Eve, 1 ., 4 g .,, .3 it E gt: I, -mi t .K n A' Eagerness 0 Freshmen Sparks School Spirit Bob Lewis Roger Marley Linda Lessig Bucky Lemon Rick Mitchell Mike Mullis Larry Mosier Tyre-e Moore Anne Morrow Sandy Morrison .lack Maxwell Lana Meadows Debra Magruder Scott Mapes Lana Morgan Debbie Miller Kriss Mason Dave Masten Phillip Merril Connie Manning Lou Ann Myers Mary Mosley Carl Hall Susanna Mathew Mark McDaniel ,led Morrison Kathy Lowery Ralph Mynatt -1' 'W' . Q 1? ' . K f T1.Fgji5i ' J N it Y ,f Q f as L s l X' l W i .5 -4. , 65 ,fr ' it M I I , ...ti . 5 l N X ' 'if' 2' ' 1: lx K Olin Courtesy of FERGUSON 8: LEE FUNERAL HOME. .21 .1 el-P 'La Ve ' . s ' . it L . '- s - tv - 5 .gtg 3: t il :tif 1:53,-.. -' f L Vi il Q it K, s t f 1 'f - fi iff Ziyi 1. jflw -5: fl is the to rlll at 'K If ff ,K , - ts. , -f VT. S 2 ' it ,.., life 1 s i etse L QSM ? L, 'H b'.,, .A , A ,Q t j.. 3 e f 7, I K ww? U K if ga Nb., K.. f - iiif ,., f,. - rf fm, . , gf Q . Learning good coordination is a goal of gym class. Raymond Sexton Bob Sherill Howard Murphy Joyce McFarland Tim Magill Jane McGinnis Scott Stapim Susan Southern Scott Norman Rhonda Norman Paul Nickless Eddie Owens Paula Nickless Dennis O'Brien Mike Oakley Y wt' ffl' ' f:.e,i,effggzs 2 Q ,, is 4 t 'HE TPS-5 Gifs 'E sg 2 if s ill ? i ffl - QA Z -V ..::',w: Courtesy of INDIANA LIMESTONE COMPANY Steve Pearson Susan Parker Steve Peterson Amy Perry Jesse Pace David Poole Lucinda Petrie Patty Phillips Connie Phillips Mark Pierce Jeff Pruett Carol Pipher Patty Quackenbush Beth Quackenbush Gayle Rominger Cindy Roberts Ronnie Rinders Randy Roberts Charlotte Rile Terry Robbins Sheila Reynolds Scott Roberts Randy Reynolds Ed Roach Phil Robbinson Mike Robbins Dale Robbins Randy Stevens , so V of tt -1f? :iTP71: s V-A L, . J: At.: if? iff: 'sf 'lf 4 1, Zi N., ., M Y A ...saga wt! ---X t ,, A ' : ' X f 21 1 E Q A look at the daily bulletin is a must for everyone Freshmen Learn Ups and Downs o High School ,Q Y in Q 2 , . i iii ev X UA G Q -I ,'. qi i:KY,'v?:: 1 . by x ' f i s? 'Y swf Q , . W - K Q ,nn SSE ,nfl szs or . . 1 zog Kathy Salz .ludy Striech Dee Singer .lim Stapp Lana Smith Brad Sowders Linda Stewart Patty Scofield Sheila Super Roxanne Torphy Jerry Towle Sharon Todd Sheila Thorne Karen Trezek .lohn Turner Faye Tyre Etta Trowbridge Tom Thorne Kent Turner Karen Tucker Wes Tindal Suellen Truebloo .lim Sears Nadra Staggs Courtesy of SCHLOOT-DOUGHERTY FURNITURE CO. INC. d Cb wwf Q owl My Gu 107 if :,. RD if SQ.. Ego, 1, 53 XFN N . fy: 5 I N 'Q S 'c john Underwood ,lim Umphrees Dennis Underwood 5? Jay Tewalt Jim Tincher Kathy Vizkoski W eooe , gi l ll X f was S ff ' ,-ga'-5, , , lr' , A Q. i . . K , A Q N Davy Vaught I ' ' Tammy Vergon Dean Voorhles if K , aa? 43' as , l. Q Class 0 1971 I K li David Wagoner 1 -k': 1 Ann Wray NN - .X V' -3 5 we if -T' 3' . We Sa X ' ' 1 ,pane Weyer ., ., ' Bobby Wilson X, S-'x R ., ix 5 is 5 1: Joe Wray ,W S Greg Woodward Vickie While Carol Webb M' - X fgi s ab ZA, z 'Lf Jim Winston -'+P' Katrina Watson 3 ei Darla Ends a talk before class can be fun. .lean Weyer Tommy Wade Mark Way Mike Welman Rhonda Watson Rex Crane Mike Anderson Pat Walker .lean Scherschel Vicki Wathen Courtesy of OOLITIC GROUND LIMESTONE COMPANY M ' v ll 12 W if . 7- 1 .1 ,gksxflwg M0 fi Y v 'S l? J' . 1 X ,, , iii . gg. ke I 1 1? ,. Nh if Jw as X in f-' , N' N -Z, I . ., fri r .az je e f: new ,hx I 110 'Mai X9 sy ms R 5068! Pop Club cheers the Cutters on. Bed ord High School 66Happenings,9 Big B Gill shows her stuff. An important part of spring-signing the PIONEER xx ' A , l ff! i A---W , ,M ,. iff Wim-wal 5 W, Q 'E ' A A X X ff L, if 2 , 'A XL- J -Y. Xa 3 X 1 x X X 1 W Nm W x X X M . .E 'vw 1 X. 4 fx F, .X W U Q 'X if f' as gi x. - A fw Jn Q VX Q X a X Up the down staircase. Lots of time left before class, boys. Big Stan casts his shadow on jackie. Steve presses his idea home. Q y if i f i 5 il 35 it 5 kit? it e E 1 1 ,, X is ' H-at 'EU M N Mr. Muon relaxes. .J Susan pounds nails for Scarlet S1 Purple. The school looked great Sevtional Week. wtsu -rug . VECT . Y-'uf' iw 'wa 'Sl -wr Office work agrees with Marsha. www. Q' ,K N 4 azz? V Y Q ' ml.. ' ' .uf S - 'P-P75 17 -frigid Mr. Ludlow displays a Christmas present 1' f nfs' Au 2 Us gg, 4 'Sf an 5 iff F Mark Peterson bears down. Mr. Leafs class has another discussion. Painting looks like' fun. Mrs. Wheatley teaches a new exercise You tell him, Diane! Wire 1 '1 k 5 iefwmmdmn -, ,, W. 1 ae-Q-,Y Q ' A--y i .. Y , . -'V J 1 T1 vm? :Xt gi I fir ' v ,, ' Nf ' m f'f'v m j Wilw. ff?-Q N Y' Xa . pf, , ,L . 1 A L? , M mf krri. . In , . 3 Rx ?7-:Q 2 Q5 . A ' VVA ,mx -+ ?'f Huis gn. , 4. Q. A 4355 'C' if 'H at L. if 5 Q . Pioneer Staff Binds Memories Bill Bass is motivated by his pleasant surroundings. When the first bell rings in September. the Pi- oneer staff begins the most tedious job of the year, the organization of the yearbook. The goal of the Pi- oneer is to present the memories of exciting moments filling the school year-moments that help to make it a never-to-be-forgotten year. The staff members are kept occupied with various activities which they dili- gently try to accomplish. First comes advertising sales. subscription sales. picture taking, editing and writing in order to meet the deadlines. Perhaps one of the most important people to the Pioneer is Mr. Owens, our sponsor. Under his guidance the staff has undertaken the task of presenting this year's activi- ties in not just a book of pictures. but a book of memories. ROW ONE: janet Shields. Susie Torphy. Pam Holmes. Peg Hensinger. Ann Matson. Kathy Harris. Nancy Clark. Dinah Lee. Rhonda Parsons. Charlene Fleming. ROW TWO: Connie Keller. ,Cathie Jackson. Kathy Bough. Becky Franklin. Nancy Hutchison. Susan McKnight. Cora Spore. Lucy Zink. Madalyn Anderson Shannon York. Mr. Owens. BOW THREE: Phil Quackenbush. Richard Kasting. Bill Plummer. Rob Mellen. Bill Bass. Diane Mooneyham. Marsha Jones. Marita Hatfield. Bob Hall. Larry El- liott. Brad Lytton. Teresa Walker was not present. of the Year in a Permanent Record Bill Bass, editor. looks over some informal pictures. The com ession stands are popular places at half lime. The smc'kroom's efficiency team: Larry Elliott and Brad Lytton Projectionists - an Important Asset to B .H . . The projectionists are a great help to the teach- ers of B.H.S. These students 1'un approximately 300 films a year on many and varied subjects. Each projeetionist is well qualified on the running of a projector. and they are available whenever needed. Mrs. Hauser is the sponsor ol' the projectionists. Offi- eers for 1967-1968 are President: Joyce Lessig: Vice- President: Tony Manuelg and Secretary: Rita Ander- 5011. v-q ROW ONE: Joyce Lessig, Ida Manuel. Linda Miller. Anthonette Manuel. Mary Edwards. Sharon South. ROW TWO: Rita Anderson. Cathy Bliss. Dennis Underwuod. Greg Cale. Phil Tatoin. Bev Woodward. ROW THREE: Rex Crane. Tim Anderson. Richard liawniaster, lilorrell Lowery. John Flinn. Steve Aronson. Mrs. Hauser. Dennis Drake. ROW FOUR: Ralph Codhy. Dennis Criflith. ROW ONE: Carol Underwood, Susie Hutchinson, Lee Ann Reynolds. Connie Hague, Tina Owen. Teresa Walker. Karen Owens. Linda Anderson. Beth Baker. Sarah Herr, Jackie Endris. Dinah Lee. Martha O'Brien, Lisa Klein, Patty Woods. Kitty Merrell. Laura Cainey. ROW TWO: Lynn Fisher. Trena Starr. Paula Leahy. Linda Magruder. Nancy Owen. Rita Reynolds. Nancy Hutchison. Marsha Fisher. Su- sie Torphy. Shannon York. Lynn Wohlfeld, Susan Quaekenbush, Becky Franklin. Nancy Clark, Rhonda Thurman. Patsy Quackenhush. Patty Pearson. Sarah Roach. ROW THREE: Susan Risen. Janice Blevins, Celeste Allen. Marsha Johnson. Elaine Hackney. Cathie Jackson, Susan McKnight. Lucy Zink. Kathy Harris. Marita Hatlield. Marsha Jones. Susan Joseph. Susan Woolery. Mona Roberts. Carol Wilson, Carol Atchley. Mona Baker. Mrs. Messer. ROW FOUR: ,ludy Conley. Judy Sheen. lklary Beth O'Ncal. Steve Griffith, Larry Duncan. Terry Thurman. Steve Payne. .lanie Fish. Shirley Hutton. Cannnie Covey. Cathy Jackson. Ann Fisher, Martie Medloek. Martha Quackenbush. Patty Keller. With Dreams 0 Entering a Teaching Career The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to promote student interest in education and to provide opportunities for leadership. Bi-monthly meetings are held. and guest speakers frequently share their teach- ing experiences with the club. At Christmas time the Future Teachers made and delivered Christmas stockings to the special education classes. During the second semester, seniors interested in a teaching career may participate in the Exploratory Teaching program, established to present the student with ac- tual classroom situations. Officers for 1967-1968 are President: Nancy Clarkg Vice President: Lucy Zinkg Secretary: Carol Wilsong and Treasurer: Marsha Jones. Susan Woolery explores the teaching profession. The Stone Cit tuclent-the Hotline to B.H. . Happenings Under the guidance of Mrs. Endris and co-edi- tors, Susan Quackenbush and Susie Hutchinson, the Stone City Student is published every two weeks. It is the means of communication by which the stu- dent body is kept informed of school activities and events. Membership is open to any sophomore, ju- nior, or senior who is interested in the field of jour- nalism and any upperclassman is eligible for a staff position which include: co-editor, sports editor, busi- ness manager, assistant business manager, photogra- 'llhe inner-circle of the Student. pherv and Cartoonist- ROW ONE: Becky Tindal, Sandra Cole. Becky Boruff, Susie Hutchinson, Mrs. Endris, Susan Quackenbush. Lynn Wohlfeld. Kathy Mitchell. jackie Endris, Susan Kopp. ROW TWO: Trena Starr, Nancy Owen. Linda Anderson. Rob Mellen, Steve Barlow, ,lack Burke, Terry Louden. ROW THREE: Liz Dunihue, Carol Underwood, Nancy Hutchisun, Marsha Fisher, Bob Hall, Susie Joseph, Susan Woolery, Phil Quackenbush. ROW ONE: Rhonda Norman. Kathy Johnson, ,lulie Goff. Kathy Harris, Peg Hensinger. Lynn Wohlfeld. Susan Woolery. Lisa Snyder. Cathy Hall. Dinah Lee. ROW TWO: Rick Catlett. Kathy Bough. Ann Keller. Brenda Lewis. Diane Mooneyham. Marsha Fisher. Becky Tindal, Pat Keller, Susan Joseph. Nancy Clark. tudent Council Assists i Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Richardson, this year's Student Council was very active. A few of their major projects include: the annual Homecoming activities, preparation of a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, and operation of the used bookstore. Student Council members are selected by the student body, and represent the ideas and opinions of the majority of the students. They play an important role in student opinion and school government. Those responsible for the efficiency of the Student Council are President Brad Lytton, Vice-President Peg Hen- singer, Secretary Nancy Clark, Treasurer Kathy Har- I'lS. Student Council continues their annual Christmas decorating. Mrs. Richardson. ROW THREE: ,lim Stapp. Steve Bell, Nick Canada. Dave Mastin. .lack Burke. Bob Hickerson, Ric Olson. ROW FOUR: Brad Lytton. Bob Hall. ,Ion Walker. Steve Payne, Roh Mellen. Toby Williamson. Tom Hardwick. Steve Barlow. Tom Bugh. n School Management I Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, and Pure Actions ROW UNE: Xlrs. Noffsingvr. Carol Underwood. Kathy Nlarlvy, Patty Colgan. ROW' TWO: Paula Leahy. Dana Jean. Nlartie Nledloek, Peggy Hutton. Ann Fisher. TV.,-,1 4 Tri-Hi-Y, under the direction of Mrs. Noffsinger, is an active organization whose purpose is to create, maintain. and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian charac- ter. Their slogan is pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. Making and selling corsages for the sec- tional was their major activity this year. Officers for 1967-1968 are President: Martie Medlockg Vice-Pres- ident: Kathy Marley: Secretary: Joyce Lessig: and Treasurer: Patty Colgan. Science Problems Research Group The Science Problems Research Group was or- ganized to give students an opportunity to get assis- tance, and high school credits, while working on some special subject in science they become inter- ested in. Over the years students have received recogni- tion for their interest in various ways. These have included two week navy cruises in the Carribean, comrnendations, plaques, and ribbons of different kinds. These have been awarded at the Regional Sci- ence Fair, which is held every spring at Indiana Uni- versity. This is a rather exclusive group. Their spe- cial interest in science is their common bond. Charles Pentzer, Mark Kendall. and Tom Hardwick. Latin Club Has Another Active Year Nlrs. Armstrong directs a discussion The Latin Club of Bedford High School stimu- lates interest in the study of classical language and culture. Their activities include singing Christmas carols and the presentation of a float in the Home- coming Parade. The Latin Club members also at- tended the State Convention this year. Officers for 1967-1968 are President Stewart Rariden, Vice- President .lim Mollet, Secretary Brenda Lewis, and Treasurer Eric Schultz. ROW ONE: Connie Tatom. Lou Ann Myers, Cathy Hayes. Rhonda Parsons, Peggy Acton. Shannon York. Rhonda Thurman, Judy Skeen, JoAnn Young. ROW 'l'WO: Pam Chancellor, Vickie Woodward. Martha O'Brien, Jackie Endris, Susan Kopp. Charlene Fleming. Kathy Hall. Lorrie Martis. Reita Stevens, Diane Beretta. Patty Colgan. ROW' THREE: Rozella Sears, Linda Fiddler. .lane Byers. Dorthy Wilson. .lcnnifer Bowden, Lynn Fisher. Brenda Lewis, Kathy Marley, Debbie Miller. .lean Scherschel, Bobbie Anderson. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Arm- strong. Tom Bugh. Doug Hamilton, Bill Plummer, Stewart Rariden, Richard Kasting, Mike Cook. Chris Johnson, Bruce Hewetson, Charles Pentzer. Randy Stevens, Wes Tindal. Eric Schultz. 6 Modern Language Club, a club for French, Span- ish, and German students, is in its second year at B.H.S. Under the direction of Mrs. Daidone, mem- bers have increased their interests in foreign coun- tries by listening to speakers from various countries and seeing films on life in other parts of the world. To raise funds for these programs the members sold class pins. Other activities of the club included build- ing a float for the Homecoming Parade and singing carols in French, Spanish, and German at Christmas time. Officers for 1967-1968 are: President Doreen Deffenbaugh, Vice-President Susan McKnight. Secre- tary-Treasurer Nancy Owen. The Language Club enjoyed caroling at Christmas. Modern Language Club 66Pins'9 Man tudents ROW ONE: Mark Kendall. Bill Concannon, Larry Delpha. Mike Martin. Steve Barlow. Tom Hamilton. ROW TWO: Debbie Arm- strong. Kelly Ramsey. Nancy Owen. Mrs. Daidone. Doreen Def- fenbaugh. Denise Chastain. Janet Krenke. ROW THREE: Susie Torphy. Susie Hutchinson, Lucy Zink. Cora Spore, Sandra Cole, Susan McKnight, Lorrie Martis. Lorna Anderson, Sherry Taylor. ROW FOUR: Dennis Drake, Trena Starr. Jane Dixon. Linda Magruder, Mary Ellen Drake. Bill Plummer. Janice Blevins. Carol Day. Morrell Lowery. Various Trips Keep Art Club 66 n the Movei' Members ure: Peggy Acton. Richard Alhorn. Chris Allen, Tangie Allen. Emily Alter. Nladalyn Anderson. .lune Arbuckle. Carolyn Benham. .ludy Blackburn. C-ary Brown. Lyn Brown. Beverly Brunner. Patti Canada. Doug Carter. Nancy Clark. Nancy Clark. Bill Concannon. Penni Davis. Paula Dorsett. Elizabeth Dunihue. Charlene Fleming. Leandra Flinn, Diane Fry. Julie Cuff. Susan Goldsby. Tom Greenwell. Steve Griffith. Connie Hague, Tom Hamilton. Scott Hatfield. Cathy Hayes. Peg Hensinger. Kathy Hephner, Vicki Hert. Bob Hickerson. Tony Hinman. Melanie Hitchcock. Phil Hoffsetz. Pam Holmes. Nancy Hutchison. Ann Jackson. Cathy Jackson. Dana Jean, Doug Jeffries. Mark Kendall, Martha Key. Lisa Klein. Susan Kopp. .lan Krenke. Paula Leahy. Dinah Lee. ,loyce Lessig. Marsha Lyons. Gail Martin. Tony Man- uel. Adele Martin. Ann Matson. Jack Maxwell. Lana Meadows. The activities of Art Club have been varied this year. They began with the entry of a float in the Homecoming Parade. Continuing a tradition which began last year, the members painted store windows during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Last year the club journeyed to Chicago, and this year to St. Louis. Besides their trip, the members wound up this year's activities with an art exhibit. Officers for 1967-1968 are: President Tangie Allen. Vice-Presi- dent Martie Medlock, Secretary Mary Beth O'Neal. Treasurer Ann Matson. Mr. Medlock. Art Club sponsor. discusses fund-raising projects. Martie Medlock. Nancy Medlock. Laila Morgan. Terry Mullis. Sylvia Oakley. Martha O'Brien. Mary Beth O'Neal. Ric Olson. Susan Olson. Karen Owens. Rhonda Parsons. Robbie Pierce. Aimee Perry. Bernie Phillips. Martha Quai-kt-nbuslu. Patsy Quack- cnbush. Rita Reynolds. Sarah Roach. Susie Robbins. jill Roberts. Mona Roberts. Jerry Robertson. Kathy Salz. .loe Schmidt. Ann Schulz. Fred Sears. Linda Simmerman, Judy Skeen. Lana Smith. Mary Lou Swenson. Rae Anne Tapp. Jim Taylor. Pat Terry. Vicki Terry. Sheila Thorne. Wes Tindal. Danny Todd. Debbie Tomlin. Roxanne Torphy. Phyllis Tucker. Evalou Underwood. Carol Webb. Dana White. Debbie Williams. Lynn Wohlfeld. Bev Woodward. Vicki Woodward, Susan Woolery. Dudley Wykoff. Patti Wood. Shannon York, Donna Young. ational Honor Society Recognizes Top tudents ROW ONE: Bill Bass, Rob Mellen, Brad Goff. Toby Williamson. Woolery. Susan Quaekenbush. Peg Hensmger Ann Brldxsell .lan Buker, Steve Barlow, Fred Gates, Dave Bowman, George Joyce Lessig. Miss Gabbard. ROW THREE .ludy Richardson Simmerman. ROW TWO: Susan Joseph. Shirley Hutton, Susan Marita Hatfield. Jane Bundy. Four important criteria forming the basis for Na- tional Honor Society membership are character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Every spring National Honor Society members are chosen by teacher ratings from the top ten percent of the junior class and the top five percent of the senior class. Requirements for membership are exacting. and there is a constant challenge to meeting these de- mands. This yearis officers are President Steve Bar- low, Vice-President Toby Williamson, Secretary Shir- ley Hutton, and Treasurer Carol Wilson. The Na- tional Honor Society at Bedford High School is di- rected by Miss Mary Gabbard. The Society's activi- ties include: the selection of the Student of the Month and the Student of the Year, the sending of letters of congratulation to honor roll students, and entering a car in the Homecoming parade. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EL C 'f 1 5 E71 ng' tadent Librarians Provide Valuable Assistance ROW ONE: Joy:-e Lessig. Linda Miller. Nlary Edwards. Bev Woodward, Anlhonelte Nliillllvl. ROW TWU: John Flinn, Dennis Underwood. Hex Crane. Steve Aronson. Ralph Codlly, Phil Talonl. Dennis Drake. With approximately 6500 books in our expanding library. Mrs. Ruby Hauser. our librarian. certainly needs help. A group of students who are interested in library work provide this service, while they earn one-half credit per semester. These librarians check out books, process new books and repair the older ones. They also assist with the periodicals. axis'---1 s I i Mrs. llilllSQ'l issists un interested slndent. Students make use of the library facilities. 9 Key Club 66Keys Upi' Their Activities ROW ONE: Brad Lytton. Bob Hall. Bill Bass. Rob Mellen. Brad Goff. Toby Williamson, Steve Barlow. Stan Roberts. Harold Maze. Doak Henry. ,lan Buker. Ron Mollet. Mr. Perkins. ROW TWO: Dave Woodward. Bill Plummer, Stewart Bariden. Dale Fish. Doug Jeffries. Jerry Robertson. Mark Peterson. Terry Dale Fish uses his sales pitch on Connie Keller. Louden. ROW THREE: Terry Thurman. .lon Walker. Carl Short. Tom Hardwick. Ray McDonald. Rick Flynn. Ric Olson. ROW FOUR: Steve Bell. Tim Galloway. Nick Canada. Brent Gill. John Flinn. Steve Dillard. Mark Kendall, Bob Hickerson. The members of this year's Key Club had a very active year. For Homecoming celebrations they made a float and presented the queen with roses. Their Anti-Vandalism Campaign during Halloween was one of their major projects for the year. Then they pre- sented awards to the most valuable player and line- man and back at their annual Football Appreciation Dance. This was followed by the first Division VI Workshop with Key Clubbers from three other schools attending. The Christmas skit they performed for their sponsor, Kiwanis Club. and the Sectional pep session they presented were their main activities during the winter. To end the year they attended the District Convention on April 6th and 7th at the Sher- aton-Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis. They also pre- sented a senior boy a savings bond in recognition of his service to the school. To finance the year's activi- ties the club sold chocolate turtles, bumper stickers, license plates, peanut brittle. and red hats for the sectional. During the summer they held a car wash and operated a concession stand at the Kiwanis Kids' Day. Officers for 1967-1968 are President .lan Buker, Vice-President Rob Mellen, Secretary Bill Bass, Trea- surer Toby Williamson. Bob Hall was elected Lieute- nent Governor of Division VI for the school year and was responsible for six clubs in Southeastern Indi- ana. l l l Lettermarfs Club 1 0 Emphaslzes Sports The purpose of Letterman's Club is to create and uphold a high standard of loyalty and sportsman- shipg to promote active school spiritg to help build better citizensg and to maintain the great respect due the Athletic B and our school. To become a mem- ber of Letterman's Club an athlete must earn a vars- ity letter in any ofthe sports at B.H.S. and maintain a good scholastic average. Lettermen boost Cutter morale. 1 ROW ONE: Rob Mellen. Toby Williamson. Fred Gates. Maurice Ragsdale. Harold Maze. Cary Porter, Brad Goff, Stan Roberts. Mike Terry. Rick Flynn. Dave Taylor, Ronnie Mollet. Steve Bar- low. ROW TWO: Steve Stanley. Mark Scherschel. Dave Wil- liams. Steve Pinnick. .lim Jackson. lack Allen. Doak Henry. .lay Dillman. Bill Bass. John Flinn. .lim Taylor. Greg Stanley. ROW THREE: Charlie Finney. Dave Edmonds. John Bowden, Steve Chase. ROW FOUR: Mark Perry, Terry Thurman. Dave Wood- ward. Paul Stiles. .lay Fowler, Tom Schoolcraft. Ed Wray. Ned Megnin. Mark Kendall, Mark Owen. Tim Calloway. ,lan Smith. George Simmerman. Mike Cummings, Dave Pinnick. Cadet Nursing-A First for F A. Members ROW ONE: Mrs. Ledcr. Kathy Petrie. Donna Owens. Susan Quackenbush. Terry Kniesel. Kathy Marley. Lynn Wohlfeld. ROW TWO: Doreen Deffenbaugh. Terri Robbins. Sheila Rey- nolds. Lorrie Martis. Cathy Hall. Rozella Sears. Peggy Hutton. Any girl who expresses an interest in nursing is eligible to join B.H.S.'s Future Nurses Club. This year's activities have been under the guidance of Mrs. Leder and the following officers: President Su- san Quackenbush. Vice-President Donna Owens. Secretary Brenda Lewis and Treasurer Rozella Sears. With the help and guidance of Mrs. E.B. Martin. a Registered Nurse, a new program was organized this year. Through this program, the girls enjoy the oppor- tunity of working at Dunn Memorial Hospital as ca- det nursesf' Dressed in red and white, the members of F.N.A. perform assigned tasks, while they receive personal contact -with the patients and a realistic view of what a career in nursing would be like. Phyllis Tucker and Martie Medlock enjoy their hospital work. Beth Harrell. Brenda Lewis. Susan Woolery. ROW THREE Lanna Smith. Patty Quackenbush. Connie Phillips. Martie Med lock. Dana Jean. Phyllis Tucker. Patti Hodges. Lisa Snyder. Enthusiasm I nhabits 66The uarljyv Under the direction of Mrs. Garrett and Mr. Glenn, the spirit of B.H.S. is supplied by the Pep Club. To maintain the highest degree of school spirit the Pep Club and the cheerleaders must work to- gether wholeheartedly at their weekly meetings. Through their devotion and dedication. they are able to propel the team on to further victories and instill a true feeling of school spirit at every game. This signi- fies just how much the student body backs the victo- rious Stonecutters. The sponsors of Pep Club: Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Garrett. Me-nzbers are: Peggy Acton. Cassie Adamson. Susie Adamson. Rose Alhorn. Tangie Allen. Emily Alter. Madalyn Anderson. Carla Bailey. Debbie Baker. Mona Baker, Andrea Ball. Melinda Benham, Diane Beretta. Janice Blevens. Kathy Bough. Jan Brown. Lyn Brown. Bev Brunner. Gail Bundy. Teresa Byers. Pam Chancellor. Debbie Chase. Nancy Clark. Nancy Clark, Jill Craig, Janet Daugherty. Wendy Deckard. Susan Dillon. Karen Dorsctt. Jackie Endris. Linda Fiddler. Pam Fiddler. Janie Fislt. Charlene Fleming. Leandra Flinn. Carolyn Foster. Becky Franklin. Carol Gage. Cindy Gillespie. Kathy Gillespie. Ruth Gilstrap. Linda Greenwell. Cindy Guinn. Elaine Hackney. Connie Hague. Kathy Hall. Teresa Hanson. Kathy Harbstreit. Kathy Harris. Marita llatfield. Cathy Hayes. Peg Hensinger, Kathy Hephner. Sarah Herr. Vit-ki Hert. Jacque Hitchcock. Pam Holmes. Nancy Hutchi- son. Shirley Hutton. Ann Jackson. Cathie Jackson.'Cathy Jack- son. Janice Jackson. Loretta Jenkins. Marsha Johnson. Kathy Johnson. Susie Joseph. Ann Keller. Connie Keller. Lisa Klein. Susan Kopp. Susan Kresser. Paula Leahy. Dinah Lee. Gari Leon- ard. Joyce Lessig. Linda Lessig. Sheila Lewis. Marsha Lyons. Jana Marchetti. Adele Martin. Carol Martin. Gail Martin. Linda Martis. Lorrie Martis. Ann Matson. Sherry McAfee. Mary Mc- Donald. Susan McKnight. Becky Medlock. Martie Medlock. Nancy Medlock. Georgetta Mikels. Debbie Miller. Jennifer Miller. Brenda Mitchell. Diane Mooneyhatn. Gayle Moore. Lana Morgan. Sandy Morrison. Martha O'Brien. Susan Olson. Mary Beth O'- Neal. Shannon Orr. Tina Owen. Donna Owens. Karen Owens. Rhonda Parsons. Patty Pearson. Aimee Perry. Kathy Petrie. Ber- nie Phillips. Cathy Phillips. Connie Phillips. Patty Phillips. Rob- bie Pierce. Carol Pipher. Patsy Quackenbush. Lee Ann Rey- nolds. Rita Reynolds. Judy Richardson. Mona Roberts. Marilyn Sanders. Sherry Sanders. Peggy Scofield. Janet Shields. Dianna Senger. Cora Spore. Judy Streich. Kathie Swenson, Sherry Tay- lor. Vicki Terry. Rhonda Thurman. Roxanne Torphy. Susie Tor- phy. Sucllen Trueblood. Phyllis Tucker. Tammy Vergon. Sheena Wade. Carol Wagoner. Teresa Walker. Brenda Webb. Jane Wey- er. .lean Weyer. Dana White. Debbie Williams. Dorthy Wilson. Charlotte Winston. Lynn Wohlfeld. Susan Woolery. Shannon York. JoAnn Young. Lucy Zink. Viea Promotes Workmans.hip Vocational Industrial Clubs of America strives to turn out more mature and productive citizens in their communities. It is the only nation wide or- ganization that is designed to promote a better under- standing and a better atti- tude toward workmanship and standards of the trade. Anyone may join V.I.C.A. if enrolled in an industrial education cur- riculum. Officers for 1967- 1968 are President Dave Taylor. Vice-President Danny Todd. Secretary Dave McFadden, Trea- surer Tom Schoolcraft. ROW ONE: Dave Taylor. Mike Terry. Charlie Finney. Dave Woodward. Dave Edmunds. .lay Dill- man. Danny Todd. ROW TWO: Mr. Fish. Steve Stanley. Ned Megnin. Lyman Taylor. Kerry Davis. Mr. Harrell. Mr. McClintock. ROW THREE: Charles Fields. Mike Mefford. Cary Porter. Mark Duncan. Terry Smith. Louis Brookin 4 ROW ONE: Sonny Robbins. Lary Kirkman. Bob Scalf. Dave Mt-Fadden. Larry Bond. ROW TWO: Steve Hash. Tom Schoolcraft. Greg Stanley. ,lerry Craid. Rick Vaught. ROW THREE: Mr. Piper. Larry Duncan. Randy Quackenbush. ,lim Hornocker. Tim Hicks. Mike Kuster. J.D. Woods. Club advisors an-: Mr. Piper. Nlr Harrell. Mr. Fish. and Mr. Nl:- Clintock. pirit Heightened b Bancfs Enthusiastic Work The excellent concerts and fine quality of the various activities of the band reveal the diligent work put forth both by Mr. Anderson and the 112 mem- bers. The presence of the band at football and bas- ketball games adds to the enthusiasm of spectators and players alike. Aside from the band, the major- ettes have given entertaining performances displaying their varied skills. School spirit is also lifted by the pep band at pep sessions. This year the band's many activities included marching in the 4-0 and 8 pa- rade. presenting a spring concert. attending band day at l.U. and participating in an exchange concert with Greencastle. Linda Anderson and Jerry Alberts ROW Oxll' limna 'Flair Lynn l'lSllt'l Deblnc Ma iudci Susie Robbins. Darla Chase. ROW TWO: Doreen Deffenbaugh. Linda Magruder. Concerts, Parades, Athletic Events Civ Flutes Linda Anderson Becky Bell Libby Brewer Penni Davis Laura Gainey Anna ,Io Holmes Susie Hutchinson Nancy Owen Cindy Roberts Timothy Sherrill Carol Underwood Pat Walker Patti Wood Clarinets Barbara Anderson Karen Boehme Cary Bolton Becky Boruff Darla Chase Denise Chastain Sandra Cole Doreen Deffenbaugh ,lane Dixon Mary Ellen Drake Connie Hiestand Patti Hodges Mary Hoffman Karen Hollowell Becky Howell Susie Hutchison Peggy Hutton Peter Kasting Kathy Kern Debbie Magruder Linda Magruder Kathy Marley Roger Marley Mike Mullis Lou Ann Myers Dee Norman Sherry Owen Beth Owens Susie Robbins Ann Schulz Cindy Sipes Alto Clurinets Mary Jo Blackburn Stan Cobb Bass Clarinet Jennifer Bowden .lerry Wentworth Alto Saxophones Jerry Alberts Rita Anderson Joe Bagby Elizabeth Dunihue Ruth Fields Ann Fisher Rhonda Norman Pat Quaekcnbush Greg Smith Trena Starr Greg Woodward Band a Chance to Displa Musical Talents Tenor Saxophones Tom Brewer Mike Chestnut Bill Denny ,Ierry Snow Rae Ann Tapp Baritone Saxophone Harmon Sharp French Horns Larry Elliott Brenda Lewis Steve Payne Bobbi Snow Corners Terry Anderson Steve Barlow Phil Bartlett Chris Broglin Steve Burcham Patty Hardin Ward Harrell Jim Henderson .lohn Hensinger Chris Johnson Steve Kopsho Cary Lyons David Mastin Mathew Scherschel .ludy Skeen Scott Stapp Jerry Towle Trombones Ron Adams .lim Anderson Ann Fisher Chuck Goodson Stanley Gratzer Charles Jennings Riki Moore Mark Scherschel Terry Srygler Baritones Larry Cook Carol Wilson Basses Roxie Blackburn Danny Colgan Bruce Hewetson Jeff Toliver Eric Schulz Percussion Mike Cobb .lon Groves Tom Hamilton .lohn Underwood john Zollman ROW ONE: Sarah Herr. Sharon Goode. Patsy Thorne. Cynthia Allen. Latona Pannell. ,lanet Yviseman. Sharon Foster. ,Io Ellen Hatfield. Valerie Mikels. Carol Rach. Marcia Hearth. Sherry Sanders. .lo Ann Young. Kathy Harbstreit. ROW TWO: Myra Kern. Connie Keller. Donna Owens. .lanet Daugherty. Kathy Pet- rie. Jill Craig. Paul Arnold. Cary Beasley. Steve Daugherty. ,lack Burke. Kenny Reynolds. Cassie Adamson. Loretta Jenkins. Rita Ragsdale. ROW THREE: Melly Anderson, Marsha johnson. Ruth Gilstrap. Patty Colgan. Sheila Lindsey. Kathy Harris. Shirley Hutton. Sarah Roach. Dave Taylor. Cary Lyons. Frank Hackett. Kenny Clark. Tom Bartley. Debbie Staggs. Reita Stevens, Vicki Terry, Susan McKnight. Dana White. HOW The Concert Choir entertains at a convocation. FOUR: Judy Richardson. Marsha Jones. Nancy Stultz. Susan Kress-er. ,lanie Fish. Beth Harrell. Cora Spore. Sue Mcliinncy. Ben Colburn, john Slate. Mark Peterson, Richard Lawmaster. Matt Sohlstronl. Glen jones. Janet Tyrce. Susan Quackenbush. Sally Wagner. Lucy Zink. Diane Mooneyham. B.H. . Concert Choir Experiences a New Sound The Concert Choir has experienced hard work and many improvements during it's second audition- ing year. In addition to the regular convocations. they have performed for various local organizations, and combined during one convocation with the Shaws- wick Choir for a new sound. Every year their caroling at the elementary schools is welcomed with greater enthusiasnlg however. this year they also undertook a serious Christmas Concert including the Training Choir and Lawrence County Chorale. In the near future lies the Spring Concert which promises to he a very unusual program and next year a musical- O- klahomaf' Under the direction of Mr. James Barrett. the Choir members have found that although singing entails hard work it can also be enjoyable and very rewarding. Officers for 1967-1968 are President Shir- ley Hutton, Vice-President Mark Peterson. Secretary Kathy Harbstreit, Treasurer Gary Beasley. The Choir pauses in thc hall before presenting a program. Long hours of practice pay off. ROW ONE: Mrs. Wheatley. Patty Hardin. Ann Nlorrow. Carolyn Benham. Doreen Deffenbaugh. Marsha Fisher. Kathy Petrie. Tina Owen. Carol Wagoner. Brenda Amstutz. Bev Herzner. Susan Southern. Patti Wood. Sherry Sanders. Linda Tyree. Judy Ben- nett. Sandy Morrison. Brenda Brooks. Pat Walker. Becky Bell. Carol Gage. Debbie Chase. Kitty Merrell. ROW TWO: Dianne Deckard. Lanna Smith. Connie Phillips. Sheila Reynolds. Debbie Hawkins. BOW THREE: Mary Mosley. Terri Robbins. Denise Chastain. Cindy Petrie. Ronda Watson. Brenda Buckles. Ann Ray. Susie Torphy. Lynn Fisher. Patty Canada. Rita Ragsdale. Rita Anderson. .lanice Jackson, Sheila Thorne, Nancy Clark. GAA. Stresses Competitive Sports The Girl's Athletic Association, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Wheatley, has had a busy year. Many activities were offered for the fall, winter, and spring such as track, golf, archery. basketball, volleyball, and softball. They were the winners of the N.L.C.S. bowling and volleyball tournaments and participated in bowling, swimming, track, and golf meets at a state level. A few of the members also attended the Gymnastic Clinic at I.S.U. At Christmas they sold candles for a money-making project. but the most interesting project was initiating new members. Offi- cers for 1967-1968 are President Diane Beretta, Vice- President Kitty Merrill, Secretary Rita Anderson and Tina Owen, Treasurer Sheila Lindsey and Nancy Owen. Kathy Kern. Vicky Haley. Dianne DeFord. Debbie Day. Anna Holmes, Carol Webb. Pat Tirey. Kathy Lowery. Connie Manning. Susie Adamson. Vicki Wathen. .lan Brown. Cathy Phillips. BOW FOUR: Barbara Anderson. .lean Schersehel. Andrea Ball. Teresa Byers. Patty Quackenbush. Susie Hutchison. Linda Magruder. Faye Tyre. Sharon Hephner. Tammy Vergon. Karen Hornocker. Ann Stultz. Paula Nickless. Gail Bundy. Mary Beth O'Neal. Karen Trezek. Emily Alter. .lulie Goff. Rhonda Thurman. Debbie Miller. Karen Dorsett. Carol Burton. Cindy Roberts. Susanna Mathews. Karen Hollowell. Debbie Henson. Ruth Gilstrap. Sheila Lindsey. Mona Baker. Diane Beretta. Ann and Debbie show good doubles form at the ping pong table ,N ff' .. Qi .2 F 'r v ' 'ffg pk M aha. .2 T . f - . ' 'R' 3 -'ll' -Pun' iv A , ' e.-. I H pg ,INV h . .-ixny frgifi' ig,..,.,.w-fa 3'W'1'f53s , -' .va 5 . . nf: . itil.. ff 5' , , f 9 f if il f g,gy.v-I . H VW, xg.-...-'Mgr-I 55- ,A ...ffxfrg L'-L f--- Q Q 'ff:Q.., S , .rw A '- :.'7if2 'f-4331 , ,xyfiiiiifvf K .K J, ii, ,gy .....,...m A., 'Mi xii Lgfgfr'-if www ,,.4:.- . .li r--'rwffgvvf--Q' .Q .- . ffwfsg--ai. -441. Q r 4i.,,i.-v.:z4e.22..g V' :- 'ff ff i ' , ci j. .. , if ., . K K A ' T .1 Ar .2 gsguff- 151.2 A fir? 2125 QL: 53' , L 3.5 F-. V P , I I -ul. . 1 - 5,-Y fm ' Sf ' -'.2-Q.,-?e'.,u:57'f-A.'. ' 'TH : f w.:?-fi-Eaffii- ' ISK? Q. 'f 2: , ..,, .,.,..,. ,... . . Q 4 f ' H rizamaesrf- D 1' 'N' 1 . u . A 0143 . fu .V ww Egg? . ffm... 351 Q .4 -fx: Q wh, 3 wx VW . M WMM ,, af Wi. 3, mary... . ,M ,L 'P+ 22121 ,gag if g if ta xgffw W f 5 i 'ff' Vs. ,f'g'w.,. , . - .. r--1--. . K J' sw 4-Sing W Lynn watches Marsha sink a birdie. Female sprinters toe the mark. ROW ONE: Peg Hensingcr. Debbie Miller. Marsha Fish:-r. Doreen Deffvnbaugzh. Susie I'lutc-hison. Ann Morrow. Becky Boll. ROW TWO: Lynn Fisher. Susiv Turphy. Mary Bc-lh 0'Neal. Linda Magru- der. Amlrva Ball. Karon 'l'rm-zvk. .luliv Goff. Ronda Watson. Girls Col League 42 ROW ONE: Pam Chancellor. Sherry Kern. Brenda Amstutz. Brenda Brooks. Beth Quaekenbusli. Janet Wiseman. Sharon Todd. Katrina Watson. Chris Allen. Sharon South. Jzicquie White. ROW TWO: Cindy Sipes. Debbie Meadows. Claudia Daggy. Karen Hollowell. David Douglas. Randy Stevens. Doug Hamilton. Corky Thorne. ,laniee Blevins. Connie Phillips. Patty Training Choir Learns Tirey. ROW THREE: Debbie Day. Vickie Haley. Reba Brown. Scott Roberts. ,lim Umphress. Rick Bunch. Randy Beelcr. Sharon Heplmer. Faye Tyre. Tammy Vergon. Carol Pipher. ROW FOUR: Terry Clampitt. Ann Ray. Sltiela Lewis. Mary Mosley. ,lerry Fields, ,lim Lowry. Wayne johnson. Pam Jackson. Judy Griffin. Shiela Super. Dee Koster. Charlotte Winston. Through Experience The Bedford High School Training Choir consists of forty eight members. Though they aren't actually a performing group. they do sing at the Christmas and Spring Concerts and carol at the elementary schools. Training Choir is set up more like a class. It is a two semester course for those who want to learn the fun- damentals of our music in the course of one year. Mr. Barrett instructs with precision Spotlights hine on Prospective tars ROW ONE: Jennifer Miller. Michele Semancik. Cathie Jackson. Susie Hutchinson. Lee Ann Reynolds, Debbie Baker. Brenda Lewis. Ginny Quin. Susie Robbins, Darla Chase. Gail Martin. Linda Anderson, Ann Matson. Madalyn Anderson. Charlene Fleming. Cathy Hall. Lisa Klein, Peggy Hensinger. Dave Mastin. ,lohn Zollman. ROW TWO: Martha Quackenbush. Ann Bridwell. Beth Harrell. Ann Fisher. Laura Cainey. Kathy Marley. Kathy Bough. Mona Roberts. Tangie Allen. Becky Franklin. Nancy Hutchinson. Kathy Harris. Mike Martin. Becky Medlock. Susan McKnight. Becky Tindal. Rae Ann Tapp. Nancy Clark. Shirley Hutton. Ric Olson. .lim Mollet. ROW THREE: Karen Boehme. Elaine Hackney. Cora Spore. Sarah Herr. Jill Roberts, Susanna Matthews. Gail Bundy. Marsha jones. Susan Joseph. Lisa Sny- der. Susan Risen. Susan Woolery. Lynn Wohlfeld. Susan Quack- enbush. Terry Kneisel. Peggy Acton. Dinah Lee. Lucy Zink. Su- san Olson. Carol Wilson. Richard Kasting. Steve Barlow. Keith Elkins. Chris McCart. Tom Bugh. ROW FOUR: Mr. Moon. Patsy Quackenbush. Mona Baker. Marita Hatfield. Diane Mooneyham. Brenda Webb, Ann Schulz, Mathew Scherschel. .lucly Richard- son. Dale Fish. Melanie Hitchcock. Stewart Rariden. Bill Plum- mer. .lan Bnker. Steve Dillard. Steve Payne. John Hensinger. Nick Canada. Chris Simmons. Joe Trester. Dave Carlson. Steve Chase. Bob Hall. Mark Kendall. Scott Hatfield. loc Bagby. Jerry Alberts. Dennis O'Brien. Mike Sowder. kd For those interested in dramatics. Scarlet and Purple offers valuable experience. The members of this active organization are selected on the basis of their performance during tryouts, and officially be- come members at the Initiation Banquet. This year's Scarlet and Purple production. Inherit the Wind was a play about Sc0pe's Monkey Trial. The officers for 1967-1968 are: President Dale Fish, Vice-Presi- dent Steve Dillard, Secretary Lynn Wohlfeld, Trea- surer Diane Mooneyham. Chris McCart and Peggy Acton read for Scarlet and Purple tryouts. 44 .lan Buker. Lynn Wohlfeld. Peggy Hensinger. Stewart Rariden. Marita Hatfield. Steve Dillard. Susan Wool- ery. Susan Quackenbush. Mr. Moon, Chris Simmons, ,lan Buker. for the second consecutive year. wins the American Legion Oratorical Contest. The Speech Departmen Thespians Membership in the National Thespian Society is determined by the number of points accumulated as a member of Scarlet and Purple. To earn points, members must actively participate in the production of plays, or on the Forensic team. Officers for 1967- 1968 are: President .lan Buker, Vice-President Susan Woolery, Secretary Marita Hatfield. Scarlet and Purple players drop the scene 0 B.H. .Branches ut Forensics Mr. Moon, Martha Quackenbush, Dale Fish. Chris Simmons. Sarah Herr. Stewart Rariden. Susan Woolery. Lee Ann Reynolds. .lan Buker, Cathie Jackson. Bedford High School is an active member of the National Forensic League, participating in various speech contests throughout Indiana. Forensic members are judged and rated on their performances in their divisions. The nine members of the Debate Team had a very active year. They attended debates throughout the Slate and hosted a debate tournament. Debate ROW ONE: Steve Barlow. Richard Kasting. Mike Sowder, Doug Hamilton. Mike Martin. ROW TWO: Mr. Moon, Joe Trester, Stewart Rariden. ,lan Buker. Mr. Per- kins. 14 n Varsity 6'Yeomen9' 'vercome In 'UID' Setbaclcs ROW ONE: Charles Finney, Mike Terry, Brent Gill. Harold Maze. Jim Mollet. Doak Henry, Brad Goff. Steve Chase, Steve Stanley. Dave Wood- ward. ROW TWO: John Flinn. Jay Fowler, Howard Winston, ,lim Taylor, ,Ian Smith. Paul Stiles. Mark Perry. Gregg Stanley. Morrell Lowery. ROW THREE: Dave Jarrard, Mathew Scherschel. Tom Brewer. Dave Dove. Ron Reynolds. Derek Bridwell. Tom Hardwick. Larry Elliot, ROW FOUR: Steve Stiles. Mark Owen. Greg Ralston. Jon Walker. Due to the lack of scheduled conference games the Cutters weren't able to compete in the S.I.A.C. Bn Division championship this year. However, they did keep up the Cutter's respected name by beating a favored Seymour team. Although our season record was 4--5-1, 2 games were lost by 1 point. Injuries to key players plagued the team throughout the season and kept them from reaching their full potential. 1967 Record BHS OPP 0 Jasper 20 0 University 14- 26 Salem 7 19 Tell City 20 6 Washington 7 0 North Vernon 0 33 Mitchell 12 7 Evansville North 19 y 33 Linton 19 13 Seymour 9 Jim Taylor charges downfield. . -,W 2 man 5 SQ fi ,X ki gas L ,ff 2 ,Q ---: ead? ZA. . Swfg 5 wi ,,,,., , k y g 4 , nf if 5 vw 13 , ' I wwe? Varsity Football Seniors Steve Chase, end Brent Gill, tackle ,l , ,41- ,L X NA ,, 'f '7 A af .J N 1. Charlie Finlleh Clld Rick Flynn, quarterback :ag 14. Qzn YD 'W Brad Goff, fullback Doak Henry, end 12 Cru il: Z fs 3 fi f E Haruld Maze. Hzllllmzmk Nm-d N11-gnin. Tucklv 5 Captain Dave Wnuclward. Guard Lyman Taylor. End Steve Stanley, Tackle- Mike Terry, Tackle -1..--4 - ....... x aC X Q qv W X K M 'if' f X i r ww I 5 Q WUI! if WY 41 'K Q.. Q bn 5 x x F N Q 'Iii cf N .Q 'R' A 1 6: 'N Q X f ' ,. 1 2+ 2 S x Q Q - . ,,...,,ge,A 1 :H sf 'X - IA ,x ,iw ,, . 55 V -WN 'SV ' K V O I ,Iunwr Varszty ROW ONE: Greg Ralston. Steve Stiles. Dave Jarrard. Mark Perry. Derek Bridwell. Tom Hardwick. Morell Lowery. ROW TWO: Mathew Scherschel, Dave Dove, Mark Owen, Ron Reynolds. Tom Brewer. Jon Walker. 4 Managers David Pinnick, Steve Plnnick, Jim Jackson, Jack Allen. Cheerleaders and fans brave the elements. 1 1' . 'wi' ?' ,x. i M K ' f .r '95 91 . - f , ' isb n' K 5 xx Q' DF Q 9 ,gi 3 lx 5, A 3 J 'fi , ' '. -r-' , A A siffs is 4? ww! i , QE! , Q 4 , 4 M g K ik! .,VVV 'ijt ,z? ,J ,..1 ik-,ii ,4::' gi df A -A ' I Q K A , I A f' Liil K ay wa 5 f K '05 . ' s WN Pisa Q 1 . A 1 8 '1 6 E ' , W 4 we fw I , ' 1 A 1 .2 k- BS a X 5 4 7' 12 Ag' J ' - H , f '2 3 M 2 Q as KJ 1 . F As - M? Ei V ff ?qH2 'Tf10 10 'Q ' ' ' , ,J ff wx ff' - W fm 'S Tri? ' n,:kn'f 'B me 9 V I R R f M Q 3 E 5 ' 5 x J Sf? 1 3 f '--: fx A! ROW ONE: Joe Bowers. Gerry Maxwell. Jack May. Stan Cobb. Fred Gates. Dave Williams. Gary Porter. Maurice Ragsdale. Dan Voorhies Corky Thorne, Cris Bruglin mgr. ROW TWO: Mark Scllerschel mgr. Tim Anderson, ,lim Long. Charles Jennings. Dan Tharp. Erik Walls Ric Olson. Eddie Owens. Vincent Blendowski. Fred Sears. Dave Smith. Steve Adamson. Coach Ted Fox. Joe Bowers leans in the turn. we Snakes' vp we ' X Gary Porter heads for home. is Q-3 if 92 X A xx l 'sl ,, QV .V S! IS T, if : L Q, Q, Teamwork and Desire Yield Vietories ROW ONE: Dave Pinnick mgr., jeff lkerd. Jim Mullet. Howard Winston. .lan Smith. Coach David Washburn. ROW TWO Head Ctach Ray Manis. John Flinn. Pat Dalton. Steve Dillard. Stan Roberts, Brad Goff, Toby Williamson. Mike Cummings. Coach .lack Shoit .lack Short. Head Coach Ray Manis. Orval Huffman. David Washburn. 196 7-68 Record B.H.s. oPP Salem Paoli Attucks Washington Bloomington New Albany Madison Bloomfield Reitz North Vernon North Knox Mitchell Huntingburg Seymour ,leffersonville Vincennes Martinsville Jasper 1:- Cu mnn n ge Pat Dalton Stove Dillard Brad Goff ,lohn Flinn Jeff lkf-rd Jim Mullet Toby Williamson Q Il Stan Roberts f ' ,Qing-.ff ,QM a1wzx,.a.,,:,,af. Gm .. ,xwsiaqwvfmrim-zfak-Lmmuwmai Howard Winston Cummings and Ikerd hawk the hall. Chipper'i adds new school spirit. Toby goes high for the rebound. Emotions run high after the victory over Evansville Reitz X1 1 Q,-Q ,ff if 'xx D SV ,gs v 11 1 - A ,Gif F -'Z ,x.2 J., f 5 . .2-Z L: 'A L i , f L1 bf' sa V- t .:11 VK X L,,E I i i fi ' i- N '..f'L5fk 7 k 'A - . . 5' G ri, QL :,, , l LV A M., I P 1 vf , I .: -: , gif A If X,-I mf-f Q ' ',.V h ' ki 'fjb if f ff' Ak . Q I' 6 J X A ,, H a, K! vim' as if p 5 ! ,Wax sag? 'W 1 2 fix ffi 2 f 1 1i,52:iiQ iff' - F' 551.1 Q.. E 2 Q 2. K ! 1. A n hl: - iz? af fe:-' -A 3 .. E 9 f as X .51 ,, X5-1 S I fi if QE 1 Ilii . E' g , :fi NS 4 l . J! lf iff. If' V diff W J 'ns 'ju-s. f-S' ,M 5 ' v s ' . 3 M 'R 'fs+5f- ,f Kai ,JJ Q, K 1, '35 , Q g .L l. Q fn- fn 9,9 ia ' 'Q Varsity Baseball ROW ONE: Ed Wray mgr.. Steve Pinnick mgr.. Dave Kern mgr.. Chris Broglin mgr. ROW TWO: Rick Flynn. Mike Terry, Doak Henry Bob Corbin. ,lim Mollet. ,lon Hall, Phil Smith. Mike Cummings. ROW THREE: Terry Anderson, John Elinn. Paul Arnold. Toby Williamson Butch Senger. Dick Canada, Steve Barlow, Ron Mollet, Fred Gates. John Bowden. Larry Elliott reaches for the tag. Toby scoops one out of the dirt. Coach Moon wonders Why? junior Varsit ROW ONE: Dave Kern mgr., Tom Brewer, ,lim Jackson, Tom Schoolcraft. Larry Elliott, Steve Uhl. ROW TWO: Chris Broglin mgr., Terry Anderson. Scott Hatfield, Paul Arnold. Keith Elkins, Steve Pinnick mgr. ROW THREE: Randy Roberts, Charlie Bliss, Bob Stipp, Brad Goff, Mike Chestnut, John Flinn, Terry Cummings. Golf Pro Homer Mathews checks Dave's club. Col Team Rebuilds This year's Cutters, with only one returning letter- man, will find it difficult to match last yearis 98-15-1 record. Coach Lee expects great things from three- year letterman Rob Mellen. Jim Taylor. Ken Hack- ney, Doug Jeffries, and Dave Edmonds should im- prove enough to provide Cutter backers with an- other fine season. 1 lv Frosh golfers practice and learn. Coach Lee shows Doug wh 1 Ken's ball disappears. N K f Xiswx ,.., V Q 6 si X. x - E5 F 1- x ' 1 vu? af s Q 5 .. K 3 S? , .55 2 Q? ' Q41 f wg .1 ' AA ' Q-,po viii' ., T Q . Q . A Q ,R ,F K. 'ff . -5 ,gb k A-f H , 5, M: Wi , if -' .M ,-Bw fx, X xx . H . E.. 5- ff , ' .' Ng 9 -.-:D Q-1 , Q- 1 as 5,v.yrN.gX. X. - .. .V w wx -f ii 9-Jw 'X vI.?fw' Q, .M -'TSQ' A A 52 .Sa-sf .wipfiw 'Z fi.-Y 35, axgwfyviikffghefvgfgix 53 gg A yfv.-ii X is ,, ,-Mgr. . f '---'wvff '. L13 H Xfxgfgi im, ,Q 4, fm yvk- , g,g.AwTN-jn1f- fl K . ' ' - ww.. :au m I ' Q X1 ki gi' -get 1 Q 2 av. :gpm 'He kf. N. .........,:... .., . Q :SQ vjwe w! l 'f 'smr Q'-5. ,Y . J' R, 1... if 'M . Track This year's track team, with several returning lettermen, started another successful season by competing in three indoor meets at the Indiana University Fieldhouse. One of those three was the Hoos- ier Relays which added much to the experience and conditioning of our boys. Harold Maze waits for the starter's'gu Howard Winston completes another good jump. Maurice finishes stron i cxg -.f , ifQ aw- ..E?1w an 4'-36 9 ff if 661.5 f f'fw e,mk ??f U9 Q' F3 i Pin M. X' li. .4 . A E31 ,L pl, 5 1 , x . I AVI. A V 5 , 0 V A .. -. 1,1 .. , a ' n ff V 'X 4 , an ' .ds ., .J ws ., nc J X -. 1 J L77 X 1, ! w97ff1cLLfwcJxC,4,,Q X' , Ziwicggi P g H g r, Editor rxv.. 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DISTRIBUTOR 'KQAMU WI 'fTH0MPs0N's QUALITY CHEKD PRODUCTS Tiny Tots Tog Infants and Childrelfs W 1543 J Street B d I x N N. h Student Index Abbol Bill 94 Berwiek,Randv 102155 Cate Bruce 58 Abel,11lberl 88 B1llCkbUI'll,D0'Ug 57, Cule:Greg 102,120,155 Abel, Bob 55 ' , B:11kll1un:JHdy,l8x15D, f AQ cane 1, ick 103,l23,155,lo7 Abel, Tom 55 '1 ' lqa u - ,JL aut one 95 Aeton,Diane 101 G CL ue burn,Box'e 102,13 Ughnneelo,B1 89 Aeton,Peggy 9f1,125,1 11331-13 , ue 'el u' 95 1 l r 1 102,125,133,142 Agunls, Gary 971 YL '91, '1f41ivens, umee J5fl21Q'20,1l3 fm ii Epiilmixjarn-11 95 A ums,Ka1hy 101 - Bl 'in' 1 ' 102 'Q 1 C - B'll 9' 1311111513911 88.13 Nkdowmm Cmli-111 95,135,135,1113 1 111115, 11111911 55 - Blis Ch- es 95, 1418 6 - Chase, Debbie 58,133,111-0 Ada 'S-VW 1.00-155..1hS0.HiJ1.117 11-1171-415,115 1921111 UQ-D Chuse,Steve 59.131,113,1118,150,173 1 ig11n1S011,gtaSS1e 988.133, - HST. 120 13 , Clmsnain, Denise 89,l2o,135,13o,1110 1 unison, eve 4, , 'H ,. en 11, 1 'U' '5, ' 1 , I Za Ch - ,C, , 102 Adm11S01.,susa.1 10 11-' gallon, . 1- Mg my ' ' L Cl11:111i1:111,lN1iEe 95,137,169 1 Alberts,Jerry 89,135,136,11l-' Alexander,Pan1 911- , g Alhorn, Richard 101,127 Alhorn, Rosemary 88,133 Allen,Celesle 55,121 Allen, Chris 911,127,112 Allen,Cynlhiu 94,138 Allen,Gay 55 Alle1l,.luek 101,131,151 Allen,Tangie 55,127,133,1-113 Bond, Diana 102 Boml, Larry 89 01 , S ilu 57 E1EFElfna 57 Boruff, Becky 89,122,136 Bough, Kathy 95,118,123,133,143 Bowdenhlennifer 95,125,136 Bowden, John 57,131,168 Bower, Darwin 92 Bower, Ross 102 All ,p. 88 -Bowe-rs,Joe 95,157,173 Alter, Emily 931-,127,l33,11l-0 Amslutz, Brenda 10l,1-10,1-12 Amstulz, Dennis 88 nnie 89 Branamun, Glnevu 90 Brusl1eur,Shirley 57 B ewer David 102 C1nmpi11,Terry 102,142 Clark, Kenny 89,138 1 Clark,Nuney 6,59,118,121,123,127,133,143 I Clark,Naney,l. 102,127,133,1110 W Clark, Roger 59 Cobb, Calep 95,173 Cobb,,li1n 95 Cobb, Mike 95,137 1 Co11h,S1an 59,136,157 Colburn, Benny 89,139 Cole, Sandra 89,122,126,136 Colgan, Danny 95,137 1 Colgan,Pat1y 89,1211,125,l38 Combs, Kelll 89 A d B bb- 101 12- 136110 , Coneannon, Bil ,l26,127 . n erson, o ie . o, 1 '- 9 ' 1 5 0 , 21 Afldffsol'-Gary 11-2394 11-1, om 5,11137,11z1, 531,169 onners, 95 A11dffS0111J1311 881151 U U I , Brmwell, Ann 58,128,143 , Cook,David 102,155 A11dfrS011,L111da 8811211122-155 56.146 Bridwell, Dereek 95,1-18,154 Cook rry 102,137 Al1d0FS0ll, LOFIIH 55,120 rock, Ca 'ie 102 C , ike 84 ,12' ' Anders-on,Madalyn 55,11 , 3 - A 1, 3 1 'M Q'-'Y , 0 y 1 AINIPFSOII, M0113' 941138 Broglin, Chris 95,137,157,168,169 Corneliso ugene 59 . Anderson, Michael 101,167 rooking, Gary 89 V Cornell, 5 Andi-rson,Rita 89,120,136,1-10 'i U i 58 . , Anderson, Sharon 56 L' , I 953,138 Anderson, Terry 56,137,l68,l69 rown, arv 102,127 Craig, Mark 1Q2,155 Alll1l0lly,CllllI'l10 94 Arbuekle, June 9-11,127 ' Arbuekle, Lynn 56 Armstrong, Curl 56 Armstrong, Debbie 911,126 Al'll01d,Pill1l 89,138,168,169 Aronson, Janet 9-1 Aronson, Steve 89,120,129 Ashley, Greg 90 Atehley, Carol 56,121 Anderson, Tim 941,120,157 IK Bughy, ,loe 95,136,111-3 Bailey, Carla 95,133 Bainbridge, John 102 Baker, Beth 89,121 Baker, Chris 95 Baker, Debbie 89,133,113 Baker, Mona 56,121,133,1410,143 Ball, Andrea 102,l33,l410,141 Barlow, Steven 56,122,123,126,128,130,131, 137,1-43,145,168 Bartlett, Phil 95,137 Bartley,Tom 89,138 Businger, Frank 102 Buss,Bill 56,118,119,128,130,131 Beasley, Gary 89,138 Beasley, Kevin 89 Beuver,Sleven 89 Becker, Phil 57 Beeler,Bandy 102,1-1-2,155,167 Bell, Becky 102,136,1+10,111l Bell, Steven 89,123, 130 Benham, Bill 89 Benham, Carolyn 102,127,140 Benl1un1,Malinda 89,133 Bs-nnett,,ludy 102,140 Beretta, Diane 89,l25,133,1f10 Bere1ta,Ned 102 Brown, Gelene 89 1 I 1 ' J. Br ni Lyn 58,127,133 Brown, Marsl ' Craig, Ton 59 Crider, Janice 89 ' Cro -h Ha iet 95 llTA l1CE 59 Brown' V ummin ., Darlene 102 Rona! 162 i?s, Mike 59,131,159,160,168,173 , Brown, Trenace 102 Cumml gs' Terry 95,169 , Brown, Twinkle 89 Da 1 laudia 103,142 , Browning, Durlene 89 .6 on, Pal 89,159,160,173 l Brunner, Beverly 89,127,13 a 1-ty, Connie 89 ' BUCl'li1Il8ll, Charlie 58 Daugherty, Janet 89,133,138 1 Buckingham,,Clil1 92 Buekless, Brenda 102,140 Bugh, Patty 58 Bugh, Tom 102,123,125,143 Buher, Donnie 102 Buker,,lan 511558,128,130,l-13,11114,1115 Bunch, Rickey 102,111-2 Bundy, Gail l02,133,1-110,143 Bundy, ,lane 45,581,128 Bureham,S1eve 102,137 Burke, ,lack 89,122,l23,138 Burns, Steven 89 Burton, Carol 95,1110 Byers, ,lane 95,125 Byers, Teresa 102,133,140 Cain,Call1y 95 Canada, Mike 95 Canada, Nick 89,123,l30,l43 Canada,Palti 102,l27,11l10,158 Canada, Tom 102 Caraway, Greg 58 Curuway,Vineent 102 Carlson, Dave 89,111-3 Carter, Doug 95,127 Cassidy,Roberl 89 Daugherty,Steve 95,138 i Daullon, Brenda 96 Davidson,,lim 103 Davidson, Tony 89 Davis, Clyde 103 Davis, Gary 95 Davis, Kerry 60 Davis, Mike 60 Dav1s,Pem11 96,127,136 1 Day, Carol 89,126 1 Day, Debbie 103,14-0,142 1 Day,,loe 95 Dayton, Sandy 92 Deckard, Dianne 103,140 Deckard,Scolt 103 Deekard,Steve 103 Deekard, Wendy 96,133 Deffenbaugh, Doreen 89,126,132,135,136,111-0, 141 DeFord, Diana 103,140 DeFord,Joe 103 DeGr1:1fl, Mike 96,138,173 Delphu, Larry 60,126 Denny, Bill 89,137 Denny, Garey 155 Dil1urd,Sleve 541,00,130,1-13,1441-,159,160,173 , l 1 189 1 Dillman Jay 60 31 173 Dillon Susan 8 33 D'xo J e 6 I, ors t Kae - S 40 ..- Patty ,I glus Dwight D. 8914 ' ake Dennis 89 0126 Drake wry 96, 6 Du a 89 Du 1 1 an ' e' f. , '- ,1 3- , 1 00,127 YP le , 91 'I , , Duncan, r ' 39,121 lar 61 Dunihuc, Ei ,t 96, 22,127,1 Du in, D 'n e 103,155 Du Dir 96 Eagan Davl 9 Eusthlames 0, 6 East Perr' ' Edmonds, ave 61,131, 71 Edwards, Donald 0 Edwards, 2 y it Vi. 29 Edwards, ' lt ' I Eggers, M' 2 0' Elkins, Keith 9 ,169 Elliott, Larry 9 8 9,137,148,168,169,173 Endris, Jackie 9 ,121 22,125,133 Endris, Paul 61 Erdle, Mike 91 Esarey,.1ohn 96,166 Evers, Danny '61 Fauhion, Becky 97 Faubion, Jerry 1 ' Fiddler, Linda , 3 Fiddler, Pa Goodin, Tim Goodson, 97,137 G 0 ' alas 103,155 I e 64 u ,Norma 10 ratzer, Carol G' 9 Cratze X 7 2.1 4,137 Cree .1 da 61,133 ' Gre ,Tom 97,12 ril1in,,1u 9 , ' ' rifl1lh, ', 20 Criffit t 1,121,121 Cro illard 103 Cro e,.lon 103,137 oves, Barbara 64 Grow, Tim 64 ulJb,.lim 97,17,' , may 97, ackett, liza 1 N1 Hackett, n , 3 Ha le ie 65 ac X Hac ne ', Elaine 91,121,133, '3 Hack ey,,1on 104 Hackney, Julie 97 Hackney, Kenny 91 Hague, Connie 91,121,127,133 Hahn, Richard 104 Haley, Debbie 33,91 Haley, Vicky 104,140,142 Hall, Carl 36,105,155 Hall, Robert 5,65,118,122,123,130,143,147 Hall, Dorval 91 Hall, Cathy 97,123,125,132,133,14-3 Hamilton, Tom 97,126,127,137,173 Hiestand, Connie 104,136 Hicstand, Debbie 97 Hill,David 104 Hill, .lim 92 Hinman, Tony 97,127 Hitchcock,Fred 103,155 Hitchcock, Jacque 65,133 Hitchcock, Mark 104 Hitchcock, Melanie 66,127,143 Hobson, Rosa 90 Hobson, Susie 97 Hodges, Patti 92,132,136 Hoffman, Mary 104,136 ffman,Steve 66 offsetz, Phil 97,127 olloway,Larry 104 Hollowell, Karen 104,136,140,142 Holmes, Anna ,lo 104,136,140 Holmes, Pam 66,118,127,133 Hornockcr,,1im 91 Hornocker, Karen 104,140 Housier,Rcnee 97 Howcll,Beeky 66,136 Hudson, Dave 66 Hulsman, Nancy 92 1-1utchinson,Kenny 104 Hutchinson, Susie 92,121,122,126,136,143 Hutchison, Nancy 66,118,121,122,127,133,143 Hutchison, Suzanne 104-,136,140,141 Hutton, Peggy 92,132,136 Hutton, Mike 155,167 Hutton, Shirley 67,121,124,128,133,138,143 1kerd,,Ielf 105,159,161 lncollingo,La '104 1 's 92 Fie1ds,Char1eS 62 Hamilton William 104-,125,14 145 Inc Fields,Jerry 103,142 Y ' - , I , 0, Fields, Ruth 91,136 O-2 1 ny In H Jac FigIey,Christina 96 1 91 091019019 1 1 Figley, Teresa 103 . H S 9 ,1 Isvm, 9 6 Finney, Charlie 62,1 , , HMES El, 3 Y 1. 1 8 7 I m 8 ' 1 Finney, Pam 96 ar eit, Steve 7 - , 14,5 FiSh,D f 62113011 f - i Jacksgn 55 189211 112711331431 Fish,,1anie 97,121,113 ardes y on , 55,167 Jacksorfjanice 10,1133 1,11 F1SlI0l',AIln 91,121, 4',136,137,1' ardin, ily 104, 17, '0 J C 1 i 7 3, 1 69 Fisher, Lynn 94-,96,1 ' - L 1 a k, 3, 73 A i 1 Fisher, Marsha 10,9 Q 815' ' '- , ' a , Bet 9, acksony pamda 98 14,2 Fleming, Charlene 96,1 , 2 ,127,133,1f rell, Stephen 92 ' nv- 9 ' 815, Fletcher, Alan 103 4 ll, 11 1 ole ' ' Flinn,John 41,91,120,12 , ' , F75 1' -1 9 9 3' 160,168,169 Av , Y A 0 Har on, ark 97 JSffries,D5ug 67,l27,130,171 Flinn,1eandra 91,127,1 X , - 1 ' 1 Jenkinsacary 105 FlyHH,RiCk 621130,131- w- 3 7,133 Jenkin mm 67,133,138 F0Sler,Cf1r0l.yn 62.133 Ha11ed,Mari1a 65,118,121,128,133,143,14-4 611,11 les 104,137,157 Foster,Denms 97 Hatt1eld, Peggy 92 V, 1 Foster, Sharon 96,138 Hatfield, Scott 28,97,127,143,166,169,173 Fowler,,1ay 91,131,141-8,173 Hawkins, Debbie 103,140 Franklin, Becky 62,118,121,133,14-3 Hayes,Calhy 97,125,127,133 Freeman, Joy 92 arrh arci 97,138 Frye, Geri 96 ,N E' edg hy Q3 Gage,Caro 10f1 , Hedrcl ' f 92 gairey, u ,11336i143 9 912, 8? 65 al ow 1 ,130, ,, 3 5- K0 C Gassaway, ,S 63 7 X N fig ,S0n,Jnm1-S 104,137,155 Gates, 63,128, ' 1,157,1 7 derson, Larry 97 Cafes, m 97 6 enry,Doak 65,130,131,148,150,168 Cehring, Myra 104-1 Hensinge hu 92,l37,143,173 C80Tg85 03 rj Hansin ,Peggy 65,118,123,l27,128,133,141, Georggg ' ' 1 ' 'Q Gill, rent ,130,14a, ,1 0 Lqimbie 97,140 Gilles -5, nay 103,133 JJ epiqgix thy 92,127,133 Gillespie, athy ,133 Hep ner, haron 104,140,142 Gilstrap,R th 63,133,1 I Herr, Sara 92,121,133,138,143,145 Godby 1,1 129 C ,V Herrington, Garnett 103 Goff, B Q2 , 1, ,150,151,159, H9111 1311111111 39,97 16Q, 9 Hert, Vicki 97,127,133 Goff 111111, 1 4.0141 158 Herzner Beverlv 103,140 Goff, Mark 91 Coldsby, Susan 91,127 Goode, Sharon 91,138 Coodin,Pat 97 Hickerson, Bob 97,123,127,130 Hicks, Carla 104 Hewetson, Bruce 92,125,137 Hicks, Tim 92 ,I , TIS 2, 5,137 ,lohnson,,lan 97 ,1ohnson,,lay 97 Johnson, Kathy 104,123,133 Johnson, Marsha 68,121,133,138 Johnson, Wayne 90,104,142 Jones, Glen 68,139 Jones, Linda 92 Jones, Marsha 68,118,121,139,14-3 Jones, Steve 33,104 Jones, Susan 97 Joseph, Susan 68,122,133,143 Kasting, Peter 104,136 Kasling, Richard 98,118,125,143,14-5 Keller, Ann 12,102,104,123,133 Keller, Connie 88,92,118,130,133,138 Keller, Patty 7,68,105,121,123,158 Kendall, Mark 98,124-,126,127,130,13l,l43 Kenworthy, J oe 68 Kern, David 90,168,169 Kern, Kathy 104,136,140 Kern, Myra 68,138 Kern, Sherry 104,142 Key, Martha 98,127 Kimmel, Dwight 104- Kimmel, Oncita 98 King, Adina 92 King, Delores 68 -1, King, Doris 98 fx y King, Tim 10fl- Klein, Lisa 69,121,127,133,138, e Kneisel, Terry 69,132,143 Kopp,Susan l22,125,127,l33 Q5 . McDonald, Ray 70,130 McFarlan, Joyce 106 McGregor, Scott 98 Mclnlyre, Gary 98 ,L McKinney, Sue 70,139 PJ McKnight, Susan 93,118,121,126,133,13 14 MePike, Danny 70 Meadows, Debbi 4 ,1-12 Kopsho, Steve 92,137 K Meadows, Lanai it 195,127 Krenke, Jan 92,126,127 ' Medlock, Becky 3 133,143 Krcsser, Susan 92,133,139 Medlock,Mar1ie 9 121,1?27,13' 33 Kruchtcn, Charles 98 Q Q Medlock,Na y 98 127,1 A Kuster,Deri 104-,142 3' , Mf'lf0Fd,M1 ' 7 ilk, Ku5lgr,Mikg Q2 8' Megnin, Ne 71,13 151 1 Lungmpalll 98 ,yi gx M 1, Rob ' ,118, 2z,123,1?q13o,131 Langley,Vikki 98. ' 1 is M ' 9 1-5 , , Lawn1aster,Larry 69 M ' 5111311 l 9 Lawmaster, Richard 92,120,139 Leaeh,Jane 98 Leahy, John 92 Leahy, Paula 92,121,121-,127,133 5 Lee, Dinah 98,118,12t,123,127,133, Lemen, Linda 92 in Merre 'athc ll ' 71, 1 1,1110 Iylefugllliilfttmil 1 Nlififhl, Ter ' Mikels, Ge If Mikels Valerie 9 ,138 1 INTEIWQ, Bria I8 3 12,11 33 Owens, Beth 93,136 Owens, Karen 73,121,127,133 Owens, Donna 73,132,133,138 Owens, Merle 157 Pace, Jesse 106 Panncll,Latona 99,138 Parker, Susan 106 1 Parsons, Rhonda 99,118,125,127,133 Payne,Jerry 73 Payne, Steve 93,121,123,137,1f'l3 Pearson,Patty 73,121,133 Pearson, Steve 106,155,171 Pennington, Jack 99 Penning1on,Joan 93 entzer, Charles 93,124,125 crry, Aimee 106,127,133 rry,June 93 Perry, Mark 99,131,141-8, 149,154-,173 Pershing, John 98 Peterson, Mark 93,115,130,139 Peterson, Steve 106 Petrie, Cindy Pelrie, Kathy Phillips, Bernie 99,127,133 Phillips, Cathy 73,133,140 Phillips, Connie 106,132,133,11 ' C? 106,140 99,132,133,138,14-0 sig? Phillips, Patty 106,133 Af CJ Pickens, Joe 99,173 Pickens, John 90 ' . 3 xg Pierce, Leonna 99 Xy- Pierce, Mark 106,155,167 Pierce, Robbie 93,127, ' 3 Piler Marcia 98 Pmmck Daud 73 o N L,0m,,d,Ga,, 98,133 ' Mill ebbie 105,125,131 4 19 Lessig,Joyce 69,120,127,128,129,1f .lenglfer Lessig, Linda 105 - - All , n u 7 ' ' L1-ssig,Juanita 105 J 1511 ro 921 , . , , , - gill, 98 17, f Mitchai, Brenda 93,133 IkwiS,B0b 1053 1 K Nlitcllell, Eddie 98 Lewis, Brenda 92,123,125,132,1 Q mffifiif 72 ,2 If - , 1 U ICIC , a y . 3:22 2'f::::.,, - 3 if-11 - , . , 9- M011e1,Jim 93, 1l' ,159,161,l68 Ltvus,She1la 18,133,142 Monet Ron 72 y 108 Lindsey,Sl1eila 98,133,141-2 ' ' ' , ,, , , Livingston, Robert 90 ' Moonefh 99 93181125-155-1591140 Lol1m6yer,Steve 92 Moore- i 9 A' ey Long,lim 157 f We U Louden,Tcrry 92,122,130 7 llrgggggin ,n 311 5753 311117 ii1i111i0105,140 Q, 'Q m '5 : 'l 93 92 Lowery, Mom-11 92,120,126,l48,173 6 Mgxflm 105 Lu'L'e'l'Ca'hY 100 1 Mo is ' andv 105,133,140 Lynch, Jenny 69 Lynch, Tony 98 Lyons, Gary 69,137,138 Lyons, Marsha 98,127,133 Lytton, Brad 12,40,70,118,119,123,13 MacDonald, Gene 98 x Magill, Luci 93 Magill, Tim 106,155 Magruder, Debbie 105,135,136 Magruder, Linda 92,121,126,135,136,140,141Q Manning, Connie 105,140 Manuel, Charlotte 70,120,127,129 Manuel, Ida 93,120 Mapes, Scott 105,155,167 Maaey, Kathy 92,124,125,132,130,143 Marley, Roger 105,136 Marchetti, Jana 70,133 Marshall, Barry 70 Martin, Adele 70,127,133 Martin, Carol 98,133 Martin, Gail 98,127,133,14-3 Martin, Mike 70,126,151-3,145 Martis, Linda 70,133 X Martis,1nrrie 90,125,12o,132,133 Mason, Kriss 105 Mastin, David 105,123,137,143 Mathews, Susanna 105,140,143 ' Matlock, Mike 93 Matson, Ann 93,118,127,133,1 Maxwell, Gerry 93,157 Maxwell, Jack 105,127,155,167 May, .lack 93,157,173 Mazenawld 70,130,131,148,151,172,173 McAfee, Sherry 98,133 McCart, Chris 98,14-3 McDaniel, Mark 105 McDonald, Mary Ann 98,133 79-ia MM, nf J105,1440,141 Mosier, Larry 105,167 Mosley Mary 105,140,142 Mullis, Mike 105,136 Mughr - 93,127 yfgny 92 xy, Howard 106 y, Mike 98 Mu Mu Mu My ,Donna 98 My ,LouAnne 105,125,136 Nj ,Richard 72 Myggttjlalph 105 1f Nee3ey, Carolyn 98 Nccle Dale 72 MMerle 93 Nich 0n,.1im 98 ic s,Pau1 106,155 Nick1 ,Paula 100,140 ' 1 , f , ,1'1, 591 P1.mie1,,s1.-ve 99,1 ,15l1,1 7 Piphmcarol 10 33,14 X 1 Qf Plu5x5mer,BiZE 11133 -26 30, ,Mky 6 Polk Scott Poole, David 106 Q X Porter, Gary 74-,131,157,173 Q Pruett,,leff 106 Prush,l.eslie 99 Quackeubush, Elizabeth 106,140,142 Quackenbush, Martha 93,121,127,14-3,14-5, 158 Quackenbush, Pat 106,132,136,140 Quackenbush, Palsy 93,121,127,133,143 Quackenbush, Phillip 99,118,122 Quackenbush,Randy 90 ' Quackenbush, Susan 711-,121,122,128,132,139, 143,144 Quin, Ginny 74,143 Rach, Carol 93,138 Ragsdale, Maurice 74-,131,157,173 Ra sdale, Rita 99,138,140,158 Raiton, Greg 99,148,154 Ramsey, Kelly 99,126 Rariden, Stewart 88,93,125,130,14-3,144-,145 Ray, Elizabeth 14-0,142 Reynolds, Kenneth 99,138 Reynolds, lee Ann 93,121,133,138,14-3,145 Reynolds, Randy 106 Reynolds, Rita 74,121,127,133 -K ' Dee 98,136 S Nor, Rhonda 106,123,136 .5 Norman, Scotty 106 , Oa , 106 Qx' 0311- syivsa 93,127 1 O' ' ,Dennis 106,191-3 O'Br1 ,Martha 98,121,125,127,133 Olsf ic 98,123,127,130,1413,157 0 Olsok, usan 93,127,133,1:1-3 -. Q O' Mary Beth 98,121,127,133,140,141 1 1 Oy, non 93,133 Esborne, Teresa 98 Overstreet, Mike 98 Owen, Mark 44-,98,131,1fl-8,1511-,173 Owen, Nancy 93,121,122,126,136 Owen, Sherry 73,136 Owen, Tina 98,121,122,126,136 Owen, Treva 98 Reynolds, Ronnie 99,14-8,154,173 Reynolds, Sheila 106,132,140 Richardson, Judy 54,74,128,133,14-3 Ridge, Fred 35,93 Rile, Charlotte 106 Riley, Benjamin 75 Risen, Steve 75 Risen, Susan 99,121,143 Roach, Ed 106 Roach, Sarah 75,127,138,158 Robbins, Dale 106,155,167 Robbins,Danny 75 Robbins, Kevin 99,166 Robbins, Lois 75 191 Robbins, Lola 99 Robbins, Mike 106,155,167 Robbins Robbins, Terri 106,132,111-0 Robbins, Wayne 37,93 Roberts, Cindy 106,136,140 Roberts, Jill 99,127,143 Roberts Roberts, Paul 76 Roberts, Harry 106 , Randy 10l,106,155,167,l69 Roberts, Scott 1-1-2 Roberts Roberts Robertson, Jerry 76,127,130 Robiuson,Bi1l 76,106 , Stan 76,130,131,159,161,173 Robinson, Robert 76 Rominger, Gayle 106 Root, Rick 93 t Root, S11erry 93 Ross, Mark 90 Russell, Robin 76 Rvnders Ronnie 106 '5 Salmon Dan 93 45,931 ,Susie 99,127,135,136,143 ,Mona 75,l21,127,133,1A1-3 sr1r,K5urryri 107, Sanders, Marilyn 93,133 Sanders, Sherry 99,133,138, 0 N Srygley, Tom 78 Staggs, Debbie 99,138 Staggs,,1enny 100 Staggs, Nadra 107 Skaggs, Terri 78 Stanley, Greg 90,131,148,152,173 Stanley, Steve 70,131,1-18,157 Stapp,,1im 107,123,167 Stapp, Scott 106,137 Starr, Trena 99,121,122,126,135,136 Stevens, Randy 106,125,112 Stevens, Reita 90,125,139 Stewart, Linda 107 Stiles, Paul 93,131,148,173 tiles, Steve 100,148,15f'1,173 tillman, Tim 93 StiPP, Bob 99,l66,169,l73 Streieh,,1udy 107,133 Streieh, Peggy 79 Slulz, Nancy 100,139 Sullivan, Debbie 79 Sullivan, Doug 99 Sullivan, Marilyn 99 Super, Don 99 Super, Sheila 107,142 Sweet, Steve 99 Schers,,heLDiCk 76 Swenson, Kathie 100,133 Seherschel,.1ean 108,125,140 V 9501111111912 79,127 Scherschel, Mark 77,137,157 . 0SiT0by f9 Sehersehel, Mathew 99,137,1-1-3,l48,l54,17g1kA1T Sley-,F,.m,k 79 Sclunidlilvf 127 . Tapp,Rae Ami 90,127,137,1-13 Schoolcraft, Tom 90,131,169 Tmom, Connie 100.125 Schulz, Ann 99,127,136,l4-0,143 '1'm0m,phil 90,120,129 Svhul2,Eri0 99,125 W Taylor, David 79,131,13a,173 3005016-Piggy 10fr133 -A 1 Tay10r,Jirri 90,127,148,171 595151 1?f1V1'51 90 ' ' aylor, Lyman 79,151 ' gears--Em 1036167 Taylor, Ricky 100 ears, aren . , . - sr-arg, Mike 77 OJ 8fj526'133 Seafsrlifolflla 99-125r132f 1 Terry Mike 80131148151168173 Seariyicki ,90 , erry:Pal 90,1127 1 1 1 1 937115 Terry, Vicki 9o,1z7,133,13o Senger, Dianna 10-1,1331 . 1EgVa ',gf'f1 :SSW Se1ser'R1m 77 Tlloi-111215 ,Tim 80, 0 Sex Ray 106 Thorne inns' 100138 Sharp,Harmon 77,137 h ' .11 10.312 140 Shamsteve 90 wb ' T orne,She1a I, 7, Shmm,B0b 106 Ay T1i0rrir,T0rri 107,142,157 1- I Sherriu,Tim 100,136 Thurman, Rhonda 100,121,125,133,l40 Shieldshlanel 77,118,1 . 11llI'm8lt,T9t'l'y 5-'1',80,121,130,131 Short, Carl aa,93,13o 3ddiChefleS 90 Silvers, Bobbi 90 HwhefiD0n 30 Silvers,Landice 78 il TiflCllEl',.1ilTl 108 l Simmerman, George 78,1' ,l3 ,173 TiIldfiliB9Cky 90,122,123,143,lb8 Simmerman, Linda 99,127 Simmons, Chris 78,143,141,145 Simmons, Bob 99 Sipes, Cindy 99,136,142 Skeen,,1udy 99,121,l25,127,137 X-Toliver,jeff 90,137 Slate, John 90,139 Smith, Alvin 90 Smith, Darlene 78 Smith, David 99,157,166,173 Smith, Eddie 36,78 Smith, Greg 99,136 Smith,Jan 90,131,148,159,173 Smith, Karen 78 Smith, Lanna 107,127,l32,l40 Snow, Bobbi 90,137 Snow,,1erry 99,137,166 Snyder, Lisa 99,l23,132,143,158 Sohlstrom, Matthew 90,139 Solmes,Kemue1 99 South, Sharon 93,120,142 Southern, Darrell 99 Southern, Anthony 90 Sowder, Mike 90,111-3,145 Speek,,1aek 78 Spore, Cora 90,118,132,l33,139,l43 Spreen, Becky 100 Srygler, Terry 78,137 f Tindal, Wes 107,125,127 Tirey, Don 80 Tirry, Pai 140,142 Todd, Danny 81,127 Todd, Sharon 107,142 Tomlin, Debbie 100,127 Torphy, Roxanne 10l,107,127,133 Torphy, Suzanne 100,118,121,126,133,1 141 Tow1e,.1eny 107,137 Trester,,1oe 100,143,145 Track, Karen 107,140,141 Trowbridge, Douglas 90 Trowbridge, Etta 107 Trueb1ood,Suel1en 107,133 Tucker, Karen 107 Tucker, Phyllis 90,127,132,133 Turner, Dennis 90 Turner, Kent 107,155 Tyree, Faye 4-4,107,140,142 Tyree,,Ianet 81,139 Tyree, Linda 90 Uhl, Steve 100,l66,169,173 Umphress,.1im 108,142 Underwood, Carol 90,121,122,124,136 40, Underwood, Dennis 108,120,129 - Underwood, Evalou 100,127 Underwood, John 108,137 Underwood, Terry 100 Vaught, Davey 108 Vaught, Riek 90,134 Vaught, Sharon 100 Vergon, Tammy 108,133,140,142 Vitkoski, Kathy 108 Voorhies. 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