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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

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AN IMAGE CDF Achievement Drama in a debater's rebuttal Discovery in a test tube Assemblies and awards Our school year . 3 -r -as it-L ..A, I .-.,f 1.l. . . X .Asa s -nf rn mx . -1 'gl x 1 r w - vu' - 1 . v 'im M-wx .Ma ,M v Q 555' ' f 412: 'Q if .4 . ni' mi 'Wi ifbrhiw HMLZXCEEE A Citadel for achieving, growing, acquiring skill A Retreat for relaxing, for anticipating Our school year i i i Q MJ! gg 'ai 'PQ 1' ,ga 5 . Q . 'i if V jx gang? ' aw! T K .r Y 5 7 , wfggwgbg 55,33 . 2' - Q23 , x 1 .i ,X J 3. Wg. -r'1. ff AN IMAGE OF Skill . . . Orange and crimson on canvas Polished night of make-believe Slide rule and scoreboard Our school year l l Y l :A W 44 V ii .hi B Aifiw is 5 A '?i M E355 iq? fflriiiil 65, +2-me.,A.m5., K f F, fm - iq ' fl ff AN IMAGE CDF Growth . . . A textbook's quiet knowledge Understanding in a teacher's smile Grades and Graduation Our school year E, 5, ,W x . Q: . . . .wigilf x f HK QI-gg Q . X N A QW? n 1 Qi 'isggw , AN IMAGE QF Relaxation . . . Holding hands at Homecoming A whisper in study hall Laughter and learning Our school year AN IMAGE OF:- Anticipation A deep search of the future Eternity in a high jump Term papers and tests Our school year 1.41: ug' , X933 tggg. :g,jf'1f,f'g1--' '-.ffjxgizgff--A sa is '. avg .' ,f Q .1 Ps J, .f 1. ...,2,x sv .,..c.,x... xx- .Y mem: 'K--TP 1. P22 i?q5-Zi1s5w'f-gQXlis2L T'3e-gfffqaqg sp my74,g:353k:rgi?.,g3--,E?mgi- V, 4:5 :H ff-551.-11 -?f'7E :FAQ ' fi-p Bw, 'fi' 'ff 7'-' v S?-qs-q1g3T2s'a!R,1Q. '-15.4111-. ig-.?1,is4g5174-I,.53'? wq4?',?s4,f.QA,--lg?-.xQ,Qv,,'Kj'4.5i3f' 1 y Ewa ,imp-'A A, o4?'sre::, 5 5,-X -,: 'uza-M., pw qv:-:ig us, V 'W Lys. .. ,J 1..,- R ic-...5Q. . -,- :ff.+3k5iQ,f1 3isg .. -SX -rffffwaggssif 1-igfqgfmtqggsfyf -1 l:N'i,g 1 in ,lg gt:-,xl fr.. ' x ,. 'sf V, W .YA his ,.E e '-TUKESQ-'I '.r '4s. 2 .1 mme-Hs Q.- A -as-1sf:r.,e Y-fzf s: gimp' -- - ii :f. 2x3gf5S:H-iiZiS1?L5fv:w- 3:25 ,:,.4g552fP'f 1i4-xgiigg'-.i'T'5 1-Ze,-ii. 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Bedford High School Bedford, Indiana 47421 Dear Mr. Buker: I'm herewith returning the pic tures of the five lovely girls and let me te.ll you, picking a winner was not an easy job. finally chosen KATHY HARRIS as your queen this year Please , After much deliberation, I have ' r extend my best wishes to het a L the four other contestants. I wish I could have chosen them all. Thank you so much for asking me to be your judge this year. It was great fun! my ll s cereiy, P . Q . N K A Mr john Davidson l i J KDAVIDSQN Ks' - .. .t - Miss Diane Mooneyham Miss Marsha Fisher I8 Miss Jennifer Miller V Q Miss Marlie Medlock 1 ii s X fqfifz' ,f if-if sf X if ' 153' S 245. ..L ., .. A X ' F 3 -M ' ,1 -EM A ACADEMICS , M. . Q. . ., t. , .t V fam., 1, :t 'f4-Wi. 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NA- - R W , L ' e . etz. , ' X u Al RWRYS h ,-we A-T2 A at e ,. . N' , .- 2?-ef .W xt? ERANIFF MR ,M '16 E . x w x M Q s., S . , r Q5 fig Ni' 5 is 40.02 Wim ,Wim 45 in ,I '- ,-5.5 Q f 'K V .- liz.,-1153 5 ii - , ag' we- ,3.h4:ff-- . 'ivan- 1 Freshmen seriously study an English assignment. -Mi K1 'Ts ', Bruce is l1c-ad limer in speech class. Cora diligently works on a term paper for Grammar and Comp. Mr. Moon Comments on a speech, We 6'Dig'9 Q ,- J, ., 5 - W Qu- v'fY++ - - Af wx -.. AN fl, fi-X ,gn xx. ..... W. KW? .A -M 'D-ix ,....JxgL..m1z . .,..Af,4,,... ' .ma , was uk 1.4.11 V , fgffg ' Wm . ..,, 496.15 V' will .-.4 Q-w 1 ff Si fx, QS x N15- W2 Y? y ff. F 95? mf J: Hd' sh, i n ,A QA. 4 my Q x .135 351 , 1 ...f .lg-L QT, X .sf if .-' is f sv, lwv -'I , ja . 'ax-. i QI 0 .5 ' Quia E 2. x s X YP' ' 'iff lik, W' I ii? ss was f-Jr 3 x s-A F ,L mi A Xi? w it at J Q 71 ? 'ang J -1 7:2 ,Q gfw ff 'W' fxfiing, . 3 gf Ponder Scienti ic Equations Mrs. Leder has another interesting class dlscussion. Today, Science is an extremely important part of the world we live in. Each day new discoveries and vital research create infor- mation that students must learn. Bedford High School helps to keep its students in- formed through their programs in the Sci- ence Department. From General Science to Senior Science, which offers a 12 weeks course in each of Biology, Chemistry., and Physics, Bedford High School attempts to keep its students aware of old as well as the new scientific material. Phil tips the scales-with Chemical substances .ill i SN N- - Rh' Y X an Social Studies Social Studies plays an important i role in the education ofa well round- ed student. The need to be informed about the world around us can only be fulfilled by a highly inclusive So- cial Studies curriculum. B e d fo r d High is fortunate to not only have the various courses, but highly capable instructors as well. Mr. Glenn lectures on the Eastern front i Steve refutes Mr. Perkins statement. fx! iw P Q1 , -4 K! If f X -' M w 5' M Q 5 5 C v N aux iq.-, A., .Q ,X JW , wi 4 Q '-p ' , JS? f ,A- fs ,. ,gy-I Explore New Horizons The Music Department enables tal- ented students to further their musical abilities throughout high school. Whether a studentvs interest lies in vo- al, instrumental, or just music apprecia- ion, Bedford High School has a complete ,Lll'l'iCllll1Il1. Mr. Anderson directs and coordinates he Marching and Concert bands, while 'lr. Barrett heads the Concert choir and eaches the Music Literature class. Daily participation in class is a must in choir Mr, Anderson directs his band. Steve uses u special lt-clmique working with clay. Creativity Never Stops in Art Class The art department provides excellent opportu- nities for B.H.S. students to develop their skills and creative imagination. Under Mrs. Sorrells su- pervision, the art students work to improve their talents by such classes as beginning art, sculpture and ceramics, or painting and drawing. The Clown by Susan Coldsby. ,ss 14 . Leona Pierce adds a finishing touch. Jan admires her finished Batik. O I M. O 1 2' X -an ' H--Wx H 'Ffh ' 1- ,J V I i 11' - mix 34 ,e.,.,, f ff' ' W H5939 P N.-V e K I' Home Economics Gives Training for the F uture, 3 .W ,MIM X in . ,Sig . , qi., -V Na. Future Hnmemakers learn I Home-Ec classes enable girls from freshman to senior years to learn the basic essentials of cooking, sewing, family life, and house- keeping. They learn how to plan a basic diet and a well planned meal. Under the direction ol'lVlrs. Richardson and Mrs. Wheatley, students are able to prepare food during their class and experiment samples ofthe cooking. , gui' se., I W4 Simple machines lessen the work of students nn Home Economics. l'he finishing touch to a delicious salad. An Exercise a ay Keeps the Doctor Awa Before . . . 2 ' . . .Aftm-r . In the first year ofhigh school, gym is an important part ofa freshman' daily schedule. The girls classes consist of: Daily Exercises, Tumbling, Modern Dancc Folk Dance, Gymnastics, Basketball, Swimming, and a variety of others. Thi is all done under the direction of Mrs. Wheatly. The boys classes include: Daily Exercises, Scooter Races, Rope Climbing, Swimming and many others. These classes are directed Mr. Yeoman. X sg, Tumbling is an important asset in gym. HW Tumbling fur four proves successful. Miz Yonman explains thc technique of wrestling. Big Traffic Problems Studied The Driveris Education Department of B.l'l.S. pro- motes trallic safety both in the classroom and on the highway. Ability and common sense are valuable assets to the driver of today. The classes are geared with these ideas in mind. Q A stop sign is one very important factor in driving. .Nw- Sim 4..... WN. Snow flurrivs don't stop these boys from driving. is Spark plugs are an important usscn t ial for every car. 39 1 Q' g. nv' 933 11' A ,ffea,.wQ . L' 'Magix fi A' :ln K Q in ffyiz' E, if ' -, N H QW' xg 4 51 if E I if SSI, 552 'Mi ' 'L H T' f Fha-. ' 4h Q .fm : - 5: Vg, ,gl 1,5 P 'SW 'L uv' xx. . x 4 3 1 1,5 X, S,.,gx.. h : ,X 1 f 4 nmki., - : 4.-- ' x' f f Q EQ, ' X - if- rw s I Y Q ' x x - fi 1. x 3 I f S' 1 ,,' r N .. ' -'Q 1 ' fka , .1-H , if Qi ' , S 353 gm ' 55 -A., 5 , 1-z,A .S 3 w , - v . ' W . :Exif - 'I 3 , .1 Tiff' 0 x ', 1 -i 1 K 2 'W' . 5 4 , xl ' I 'Ph 1 Q fr r Mr. McClintock watches as his students are calibrating an oscilloscope. .. ,K .gy,.,stX :Q ..n,.333:.,s,. 5: : .. Y Q xr 'Bi Drafting classes involve lines, angles, and curves! 'Ir. Fish instructs in operation ofthe machines. Mr. Wagoner instructs the boys on using the saw. Business Courses Practice makes perfect. Rosmlu finds sm cn lan il lldllllllg interesting. Business education is valuable lo all stu- dents because all citizens need a basic un- derstanding of our business economy. Many students choose the business cur- riculum and strive toward the development of skills that are saleable lo businessmen. Courses in lypewriting, sllorlliancl, office practice, bookkeeping, and S3lCSlllilI1Shlp are thc means to the accomplislnnenl of such a goal. tub' g , , is mm. -as hu. w.. Wm? sw ' 'Kf'? ,-91'-f'v my . my AN, 'fS1?'5' My '- ,,.,,, . A E NP :As ef L 2 Q ,qeaizzivs U wi sp .f 1 X Y- Q Q, W4 N X ...Q Guidance Department Expands Mr. Gvorge Combs Nlrs. Wilma Elkins Mr. Dallas Ludlow IWTS- BllI'l1l'lllH Donny Mr. Combs helps the Seniors make difficult decisions. Mr. Ludlow helps Chuck Johnson fill out his four year plan. Students btain Help 5 ,AC Mrs. Elkins helps narrow down the college choices. n ,Io b , College Choice 45 4 J 'W FACULTY -M-5' we ti 'fgsgks 5 ., . . , A ' ' Y if gg ' mx safes- -V1 . H Y, sl School Board and Administrators Set School Policies Every man has a special dream about helping to better his profession in some way. The dreams ofthe educator of today are ones in which the best edu- cated students come from his school or the schools of his nation. ln order to ful- fill these dreams, the finest teachers and facilities must be obtained. Dr. Schafer, Superintendent of Schools, shares these dreams with the educa- tors ofthe world. His dreams, however, are beginning to become a reality. For many years Dr. Schafer and others closely affiliated with education at Bedford realized our increasing need for a new senior high school. This dream is now in the planning stage. Not only is our school the finest in the area, but we be- lieve our teachers are the finest as well. Dr. Schaferis efforts to secure the best possible for the youth of North Law- rence Community have proved successful, and we are grateful to him for our ad- mirable educational system. Mr. Bill Luse Mr. William H. Wagoner Mr. Lee Hutchinson Mr. Frank Mazenberger Director of Personnel Treasurer Administrative Assistant Director of Buildings 81 Grounds Sr Testing Administrative Assistant North Lawrence Qommunity Schools Board of Trustees-Seated: Dr. Dan Schafer. Superintendent: Mrs. ,Iudy T. Elliott. Secretary: Nlr. Perry E. Mullls. Presidentg Mr. ,lack D. Foddrill. Vice-President. Standing: Dr. R. W. Nledlock. Mr. Everett Hunter. Mr. Farrell Hayes. and Dr. Guy H. Waldo. 48 K En, 1 Q4g n Bed Ord High School Faculty Mr, Eames! Bal-nf-5 Mr. Robert Lee Mr. William McClintock 5. Miss Mary Gabbard 50 Mrs. Helen Chandler Mrs. Joyce Crawley Mr- David Embref' Mr. Byron Buker Mr. Orval Huffman Mr. Lester Bultman Mr. Eathel Pete Fish Teachers Present Facts, Concepts, and Ideas to Students '. Robert Baugh Mr. Harris Brown Ruby Hauser Mr. Ted Fox Charles Wagoner Mr. Don Piper M W ll X rig an-A . - x ph, , , Www L 1 Q fx. Tricky i ' fiQ'Sfi -W' i 1- ?Q5j.L,E,Q-1 ' , f'35fs5g1, .ggpm , i' Yi.. .: x a , MQW! g 5 Nh A 3 g 111.3 X: . gg Q. ,:, .flaw , fdlw XFN' ' wiiffsisfwst-'.S gg.. X I any A .H 1,4.:,m-1r-- -:X - ,f tl i 1 ii a rw ,Q ' Q' fa 'xxx 54335 -X X fl' me a as fr, m . W5 A i 5 in 'J N W ew X 'QNX Yi N X Q34 X X 'T ff Ali? X Mrs. Pat Kyme ,MSX 4: . ' iii Mr. Stanley Glenn Mr. Stove Ham Mr. Paul Hardwick 'Q,.,21,,, fi , at 'L Y Mr. Frank Perkins Mr. Horace Richardson Mr. Jann-s Barre-tt Mr. Ben Wyatt Mr. Ray Manis Mr. ,lack Short Mr. William Iiillllllll Mrs. Valera Armstrong l Nl r. Waynv Anderson Mrs. Pal Endris Mrs. Virginia Richardson Mr. John Moon Mr. Howard Springer Mr. Bob Wagoner Mrs. Marjorie Leder Mrs. Jo Ellen Sorrells M1 Daud W L1 hhuxn Mrs. Cassandra Whm-atlr-y Mrs. .ludilh Nielsen 53 Y' PM 1 Mmm' , 4-se a3h Qvf Vs.. - . , uf ,. M., .W wg-wh . M in QS 'rw mf Q 5 S- 9- , ,X,, K Y P ms. 4352 i vl iz A I ww Q Us M 1, I. .- 53422 ,. Y, . vi :Nw ,, vm ff 41:2 SPORTS ?f 52 ,f 11 Q :W . 4 f .1 Q fa 4 11 Q W. J V' BEDFOQ MUD now M vos Q' 'I his , I Varsity Cutters Record Opp. 13 Willey 21 Providence l-le Tell City 13 Washington 13 ljniversity 123 North Vernon 6 Clarksville 21 Martinsville 15 Seymour 7 jasper to Season B.H.S. 7 15 13 53 29 221 HD 50 27 19 6 Brewei moves out! 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Q we '. v-4 is . vm 3 an L if :. i Q9 Q 4 5 'D li Cheerleaders QQ Managers . .sM'i , , was guna 68-69 Varsity Cheerleaders: Marsha Fisher, Becky Tindal, Lisa Snyder, and Rita Ragsdale. Flin n rises up from the crowd. Deacon and Camel ,lack worked hard all year to keep the team up 73 Little Cutters Future Varsity Row 1: Steve Uhl, Dalv Robbins, Glen Bliss, Scot Mapcs. Rick Catlett, Larry Mosicr. Row 2: Couch David Washburn. ,lim Smpp. Sam Hull. Randy Rohm-rls, Nlikc Robbins, Ed Owens. Steve and Corky worked hard as managers. 74 r' 40 ,dfq EE 57, E15 ,?1fA,,i:,2? Y ' 7 ' qzsf-52. - , 5 W 7 A '- ig? j I, ! . ...f , I 3 .zxx 5 2 , 2 hw' 230 G . X fm 1. 1: Terry Hoskins, John Farrell, Mark Uhl, Mark Risen, Otha Smith. Scott Boyer. Row 2: Jim Carmicheal, Danny Hall, Topper Terry. Terry . Dennis Elzy, Dana Drake, Hilard Lewis. Row 3: Coach Embree, Pat llanis, Tim Inman. Pat NlcSolcy. Mika Sanders. Chris Chastain. Donny Coach l'lul'fmzm. 1 Frosh Cheerleaders: Susie lkerd and Kris Trezek. 77 5356 x Q 1 Q- Q Sv ef XV. R Q3 QQ N MSX ' ffz E. R , Wy , ff x f 'fa x. . ff L QA 'vsN '95'1 1 zmguwsw .. , nib, iii ,f,, 5 Uffigii . . f f 31 ,, ' W JE 51332. I 2 vf .ET 'Q '.,,gy :miss IEE , '. 'Q 1 ' L. f WH 722, in w1:5f,:?'H., .-M'-4451.4 I ' T gg ' 1 QQ 1 'V Vffegzg . ' F 32' 2 llf ii l ' , 1 7 - i -1 2 ' ' gig., A , f . 552 , ..., g I H K Q A -, ,--215, 1 -33' gzgg f . . H 4 'Q-w,.,N , 4 ' fa' - new ' ' MLN ,, 5:1 as I ,ef wx :.. ff W, in ,fig E- 1 ' f 'aw Dlamondmen Have What It Takes Row 1 Terry Anderson Larry Elliott Scotty Thorne Tom Brewer, Ron Mollet, Alan Fletcher, Fred Gates. Row 2: Jim Mollet Keith Elkins Jim Jackson Mike Terry Bob Stlpp Terry Cummings, Mike Cummings, Joe Bagby. Row 3: Coach Moon, John Bowden Steve Barlow Doak Henery Toby Williamson John Flinn Paul Arnold, Steve Pennick, Coach Huffman. Bedford's ball players will try again this year for a winning season under the direction of Coach Jack Moon. The team will come back with some good Seniors and underclassmen with outstanding prospects. The boys have to give up a little more in that this is the only sport that goes over into the summer. Letls back the Cutters this year. Lots of luck. John you're losing something. Slide, baby, slide! 51 HAVE A Cgkeg YW i23456789 R bfi! WNW' 0 73 :Ky .b Z 'sg non: wal! L ' M 52 gk f ... g Mx . A -, 5 i 633. ak, N-Nw ff v . . , .,..v if JM 1 ' Qs, I- Track Stars as L Ti T Top Sport at B.H.S Vx M we Q x The Frosh Relay Team: ,lim Sears. Mike Robbins, Mike Anderson, Cmlett. UNDEFEATED! Yes. this season our trackstcrs turned in at perfect Tougher teams were added like Columbus, but they couldn't stop the School records fell in the 440 Mile and Milt- Relay. One runner wa to the Slate Championships. The cindertnen placed second in the and sixth in the regional. This year we had one of the best truck teams our school history. Next year it will be even better! Howard goes for the record. Row 1: Scott Stapp, Jim Henderson, Carl Hall, Mike Hutton, Jim Winston. Mark Pierce. Dale Robbins. Scott Mapes. Row 2: Roger Marley Ira, Mike Anderson, Eddie Owens. Ric Catlett, Jim Sears, Mike Robbins, Dave Cook. Glenn Bliss, Don Buher, Tim King. Roger Hoskins, Hutchinson. Row 3: Morrell Lowery, Tim Anderson, Dan Voorhies, Harold Maze, Ron Reynolds, Maurice Ragsdale, Brad Goff, Stan Cobb, Clark, Gary Porter, Dan Tharp, Joe Bowers, Jeff Ikerd, Chris Broglin. Corky Thorne. Row 4: Mark Scherschel, Cliff Buchingham, Steve Caleb Cobb, Tom Hardwick, Steve Dillard, Howard Winston, Stan Roberts. Mark Perry. John Esarey, Eric Schultz, ,lon Walker. Terry Mullis. 82 R5 f A - ,.- V K ,Z x . ffm .f 5 QS 4, J-A K, f if fQF.0 l -- ' I ,--' v rv1i:4rm.a1C Sf, ,,. f- f , ' A. ,ox 'Q :S ,J 1-ff' f,- ' , f ' 1 f .ff f -A W aff, 4. 1 Q' Ai 'Gs- 4 , N 'D I , . 5 3 Y fLY'zf fQ A, ,... H f 45 x 'X : I . 1 J A . f , n. ,. , ,A X. Zia , . if . A Lf' ,wg -.X , A' ,-aff' i- ' N--1-.V A f ., if A 'J Qgglm, - ' , 2 ' A V at we Vihk Y 1 , A iw 5 L F L nvnivi ,- .1 fT2C - , 4. LT . 3 ' U g'i.M. f' V ,M Y '58 3 a 5 I rf' 'i 5 253 ' ' Q K , X, -M,1-w,xf - 4,10 . VV,,, , ,,k 4 X, :ii if E 42 5 ' Y' 3 . ,L n Form lb xmportfml for a good score- .: Q . 4 X6 f N M Sf ,Q iw-. f , 1 I 1 l I i 5 .v ,Ffa P framing fsfisl - Q, s , X. -. si.. x f-rv-A X.. . S A 5? Q I A.., A Q x if : K ., .N . x Y .Mtg ML' Q nm .,, A slum n prdcllm the alt llflllfllbllllg Qin-vm -4375 ORGANIZATIONS 3 Url xi. Facts an :A me 4 Wu 1' Aim and Jennifer put thmr heads together for some captions. Only the best pictures are selected. ,f:3'.5a-ff: The Ploneer 'l'l1erc's always timv for a Coke. ' an 'W' is su:....,, 3 !g Q 4 l 88 Lucy Ann Zink, Editor of the 1969 Pioneer. hotographs Record School Li e Chris and Mike keep the Pink Room in good shape during and after the games. The Pioneer Staff' is one of the most active and profitable organizations at B.H.S. Editing and financing the yearbook is the main project of the staff. ln order to finance the yearbook, the 40 members of the Pioneer Staff are kept busy at each home basketball game selling concessions. Under the guidance of Mr. Buker the yearbook is compiled. Advertis- ing must be sold to local merchants, subscriptions sold to students, and copies and pictures written and developed-these are all jobs which must be done in order to meet deadlines for publishing the yearbook. ' Mr. Buker sets the layout for another page of the Pioneer. s ,- i ,K 'H ' wmv M. ,,....1- ,K is , 5 sg- . sw 1 . . .r'W + 'Du--.. ,,, S SQ? gri- lri. nci s i , LN- Steve Shaw aids Susie with the printing ofthe school newspaper. Stone Cit Student The Stone City Student staff keeps the students of B. H. S. informed of the happenings around them. Under the supervision of Mrs. Endris the newspaper is organized and published. There has to be a high degree of cooperation between the writers for a paper to be a success. Susan Hutchinson and Trena Starr work as a team to keep this co-operation close and the quality of the newspaper material high. The Stone City Student staff is active in school activities too! lt lakes work to put a paper together. 1 ! . STWTA Oil U-, ,Lfz ,..- . VM. .-' ,t,k- 5 rdf 5 fi 1' L.: xl? ,555 .., we Q, .ZF Lp, f :w3,. we is 4? 4- 4. 41. G. 5 -3, . . AX., il IQ 15 5 H Hi 5523 gi L L i ,M 35? v er 1 X 4 Q A L U, 'V If, es Ju wk, 1 zgiiswa T5 3 v im? ' O5 si? ,fi 5 J, .4 is' x-V N' 1, ' '3?Q, aww ,Mg A., Ng ff? I 122 S fr 25 1 it 4 f Q 3 ig, V aa Q 1 ff 5543 QM! -. .gggjx 2 4 R Y gsm 3 3 2 3 ,S br Lf! Q4 - m fm :- 51: e I, N ,QW Wfgfsk if 'wp Pep Club Introduces Spirit Stick C7 Ann spreads spirit. Pep Club supplies the spirit which enlivens any i game and gives a player the incentive to win. It lets ql , X the team members know that the student body is be- if ,llz ffl . f hind them all of the way ancl that they really do care. Q i ,LL L.: - , 1 4k:'L V li 5 eeeii e Linda hopes for lwo . Beverly and Ann seem to be interested-but in wha1??? 94 The spirit stick is a new addition for boosting school spirit ai B.H.S M in the Winners Circle odern Language improv Spanish Carols brighten the Christmas Spirit. This year Modern Language Club is under the direction of lVIrs Kyme. This organization provides enjoyment and education for stu- dents taking French, German, and Spanish. For this years Homecoming parade, the club entered a float, entitled, ln the Winners Circle. Their efforts proved successful when they were informed that their float had won 3rd place. Besides building floats, theseinembers learn things about other countries such as Culture, Language, and Customs. e their French, behind a trash can?? ?! ll ggi si , W 4? is 2 ll Modern Language float ........ Also 3rd place winner. fy ii 1 3 YES. x K . X 5 V? S ft pi 59' -if , - - it A .I Q . , tif- , A Mk .. Q, 5 . ,S '-3? Q, 1 K bfx 3 six f A , wwf' 'N Tw' Football f JG! Awmwg . Y K'-2 I 325' Q- 4 --, 3 ' - f ,-.f - bm- .. 4dr 1' u .,iwxZ'Xv. M. ... ., F.N.A. mixes fun with training. Future Nurses ead to a Career in ursing Among the many organizations in Bedford High School, Future Nurses is one, in which girls learn the basic fundamentals and skills needed for a career in nursing. Helping in the hospital is one of the main services performed by these girls. The nick- name for these girls is the Candy Stripersf, This name was adopted because of their youthful look and their pink and white striped uniforms. This club is open for girls ranging from fresh- men to seniors. Future Nurse's Homecoming float. Learning the basics is the first step to success in the nursing profession. 97 in e - ,X ! o 0 I -4 All WW fy' ra matics analysis. Mike works the lights for a convocation. Through the organization of Scarlet and Pur- ple, those seeking the bright lights of the stage can satisfy their desires. Each Spring, the club pro- duces a well-known play with its members as the cast. Each member Works hard making scenery, costumes, organizing props, and designing make- up styles for each character. Rehearsals are long and trying, but the results are always those in which each can be proud. Through the direction of Mr. John Moon, the plays have become a yearly event looked forward to by all the community. Kasting speaks in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. L, ,gf R . J 5 - M-K' M ' V .pg W'-Lfiw mQa.m.,,,, - N f , if 1 Latin makes the bulletin board. Latin lub tl New Way to Learning an ld anguage Latin Club provides an interesting and fun way to learn the back- ground necessary to the understanding of the language. The Latin Club enters a float in the Homecoming parade and sings carols at Christmas in addition to many other activities. Each summer selected students are offered an opportunity to attend the Junior Classical League convention, usually held at Ball State University. Deck the halls . . . sounds good in Latin too. Big Red ww lfftcrur l1e'fif9't Planning her future home? Art lub This year, Art Club has been under the direction ol Mrs. Sorrels and has been involved in many new ae- tivities. A homecoming float entitled '4Can 'Em. Cutters was entered in the home coming parade and s t 0 r E windows w ere painted at Christmas time. 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JJ ,h A N Za ,Q , tw ww fum-ijiig ' 01 .24 BK ima El A wax ffm! i 1 T ' 111 XYQSRS x?f 's W Hey Lynn I thmk we walked m the wrong door' Pm-tu 977? Dan Colgan takes charge ofthe loadmg :ia If ro Hemis air Early last Spring our B.H.S. band received an invitation to per- orm at the 1968 Hemisfair. All summer long hand members and parents worked to 1' ai s e nough money for this trip by doing such tasks as car washes, rummage ales, candy sales, and a 50 year time capsule. Their efforts finally proved successful when they reached their goal-departing on September 27, 1968, at noon from the high school larking lot. Their trip was highlighted with such events as Six Flags Over Tex- s, touring the fair, falling out of boats, and just plain fun. 1 After a tiresome but educational weekend, they returned to Bed- prd late Sunday night, September 29. X Hats, hats, hats! It's a man's world. ' 11 w -A.. Q .Xin ' ML .., ,Y A K .ffwfj f-... in M1 sw-i 1 , f ag, ,Q x if i. 2,. z L -M dy 2 -with ,,, . 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So when a uliey Clubber asks you lo buy something always remem- ber that the money is going for a good cause. ,I ack uses the persuasive sales approach on Pat Pat is all dressed-up for the weekly Kiwanis luncheon. Key Club s latest entry in the Homecoming parade-simple but effective! K I SENIORS R as 'M ,W ,A W. Senior Class f icers ' L l I: 1 n n QQ? :AZ 2 1. ' Presldent Stewalt Rarlden, Treasurer B111 Plummer Secretary Connie Keller, Vlce President 'Vlck Canada Seniors Are 66The Very Best RONALD G. ADAMS Band. Pep Band CASSIE ADAMSON Latin club. Pep club. Choir, National Honor Society JERRY ALBERTS Band, Pep Band. Track Man ager. Modern Language Club. Scarlet and Purple ROSEMARY ALHORN Pep Club, G.A.A., Glee Cluh MIKE ALLMAN 'V.I.C.A. DENNIS RAY AMSTUTZ AIM ANDERSON and. Pep Band AHOL LYNN UNDERWOOD atin Club, Band, Choir, .A. A., Stone Ci ty Student, ri-Hi-Y, Future Nurses, S c i- nce Problems Research roup, Future Teachers, A rt lub, Journalism Club 99 GEORGE ALBERT ABEL Class STEVE ARON SON Prnjoctiunisls Club BETH ANN BAKER Futurc 'l'vaclwrs. Glu' Club FRANCINE FECTEAU RITA C. ANDERSON C.A.A.. Billlil PAUL V. ARNOLD Clm ball ir. l.l'lll'l'llli.lll-5 Club. Bam-- , ,E . . .up. up. and away . . . w TOM BARTLEY Glw Club. Choir CARY W2 BEASLEY Glve Club. Clluir. l.l'Ul'l'lUZ1llqS Club. Ari Club. V.l.C.A.. Fun!- ball lmgxzl KEVIN BEASLEY 1969 LARRY BOND V. l. C. A.. Lcttcrimnfs Club 1V4-nicmr Higlil LINDA BOOFER lTcch High School! H i s I 0 1' y Club. Orclwslra, Drama Club. Pep Club MICHAEL BOOFER Track. l'l'ech High Sc ll 0 0 lj Track. Cross Cuuntry STEVEN A. BEAVER Future 'l'cz1cl1vrs STEVE BELL Km- y Club, Studi-nl Council. National Honor Society GY' BILL BENHAM Art Club. V.l.C.A. DIANE C. BERETTA Latin Club. Pvp Club. C.A.A. JUDY BLACKBURN C.A.A.. Arl Club. Nlmlc-rn Lan- guugo REBECCA LYNN BORUFF Latin Club. Band. Stone City Studc-nl, Future' Nui-svs DARWIN W. BOWER RONNIE BRANANMAN J 'f gwvm - if 3 , fi:-xmlfvq Q 3 iigaix 'Q 3 iff 2 JE 3? S 2 1 5' 122 xl. is mil 3'i N22 :Q-R -. r,gg,: , , R 7 I .1'1 Q .Q , Mfg f s sl ' ill GENEVA BRANHAM CARY BROOKING CELENE BROWN Glu- Club. G. A. A.. C lm o i r. Y.l.C.A. GAA.. Pop Club Latin Club 10 ol i I i C lligll Sflllmlll wel ve ears 0 JANICE BROWN N ,, , ,, 11' utu 1- .- Num-S. In-parm. TWINIWE DAWN BEVERLY BRUNNER C.A.A. , ,BROYWN i Ari Club. Ps-p Club. Future lll'l-l ll-Y. Ari Club. C.A.A. Nu,-SCS Club KATHIE DARLENE RRowN1Nc CLIFF BUCKINGHAM STEPHAN D. BURNS W Q5-FN. L . 3 , gym 'K 5 I 'uf ,M 'Q-f f' ,5,. ?fl, 'i kk ,K 5 31 i+ 11. . -55,2 x fr 919. 5 mx, . ,Y 4 .- Aw ,- it is Q' v 55 ' AE N V rv' , 'wks ,ly 1 L, . Seniors are studious! !l'?? JILL CRAIG Latin Club, Pep Club, Choir 124 4 SANDRA COLE Band. Future 'll Q- a Q ll e 1' s. Stone City Student. National l-lonur Snciety. Klmlern Lau- guage Club PATRICIA COLGAN Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club. C h 0 i r. Glee Club. Latin Club. Fu- ture 'l'oacln-rs MICHAEL R. COOK Honor Society. Latin Club Choir PATRICK I. DALTON Key Club. Letterman's Club, Student Council, Class Offl- cer, Basketball .IANICE MARIE CRIDER Pep Club. Glee Club CONSTANCE AILEEN DAUCHERTY Pep Club, C.A.A. -i K X. N L? dk as v ,f, ' , X L1 4-W A xf in 40' 3 Nu if ag -f 2,1 We And Tassels Change PATTY DOUGHERTY Glen Club I np Club DAVE DOUGLAS Glee Club Brenda LL-wis and Carol Day prepare for Homecoming. DENNIS DRAKE Modern Language Club DALE S' DUNCAN Librarian LARRY E. DUNCAN JOSEPH LAWRENCE MIKE ERDLE PAMELA SUE V.I.C.A. ELLIOTT Cross Country FIDDLER Pioneer Staff. Key Club. Let- C.A.A.. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club terman's Club, Choir. Base- '26 ball. Football RUTH FIELDS Band ANN FISHER Band. Future 'l'eacl1urs. Scar- let and Purple. Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club LEANDRA KAY FLINN Pep Club. Girls Gulf League. Art Club. Girls Give Club MARSHA F. FISHER Homecoming Queen. Cheer- leader. Student Council. Lat- in Club. Pep Club. Stone City Student. F u t u r e 'l'eacbers. Goll'LL'z1gu0. Tri-Hi-Y JOHN ROBERT FLINN Key Club. Lettermanls Club. V.l.C.A.. Class Officer. Choir, Cvlee Club. Football. Basket- ball. Baseball JAMES ROBERT FOWLER Lettermen's Club. Key Club, Art Club Sides on Graduation Caps JOY FREEMAN Pep Club KATHRYN NIARIE GILLESPIE Glee Club. G.A..'x., Pep Club Doreen makes a funny. Bachelor of the Year Picked at Homecoming f.-1i'?..CQ5 . i 55354495 'uf -' '1'fg'Z', -2 i 128 You mean they decide tonight? SUSAN GOLDSBY Pep Club, Art Club. Future Nurses. Future l-Iomemakers SHARON COODE Pep Club. Clee Club. Future Teachers. Choir FRANK L. HACKETT Choir. Glee Club RALPH EDWARD GODBY Baseball lllanagcrl. Glee Club. Librarians. Projec- tiunisl. Modern Language Club CHAD COHLKE lAl'll1llI' Hill High Schooll Golf Team L. ELAINE HACKNEY Latin Club. Scarlet and Pur- plv, Cleo Club. Future Teach- ers. Pep Club. Modern Lan- guage Club KEN HACKNEY National Honor Society. Let- termzufs Club. Modern Lan- guage Club. Golf CONSTANCE HAGUE Pep Club, G. A. A.. M o d e r n Language Club, Future Nurs- es. Future Teachers. Art Club PEGGY ANITA HATFIELD G.A.A.. Girls Glee Club DORVAL ELAINE HALL Tri-Hi-Y DENNY JOSEPH HAMM Band STEPHEN HARRELL Cross Country KATHY HARRIS Pep Club. Student C u u n c il President. Latin Club. Scarlet and Purple, Golf League. Fu- ture Teachers Club. Pioneer Staff Not on the ear. please! TERESA HANSON G.A.A,. Pep Club KATHY HARBSTREIT Pep Club. F u t u r 6 'l'eacl1ers Club. Pioneer Staff. C ll u i r. Glee Club DENNIS HARDESTY 'QR 1' mf NK. l 05 . wg' . . E -1 ,ll '- ,!,- A 9 W 4 fPf k EX G 'ifi.?s..53 I N , , Q 2 J if , f JK' 'fx . U H gg? , A V H SN f W? 9 y B xx -1- K SUSIE HUTCHINSON Future Teachers, Girls Gulf League. Modern Language Club. Editor of Stone City Student. Scarlet and Purple, National Honor Society. Pep Club. Baud PEGGY JO HUTTON Baud. F u t u r e Nurses. Art Club, Choir, Clee Club, Mod- ern Language Club REMONA IRA Latin Club nd Exhilarating-Yet Sad CATHERINE ANN JACKSON Pep Club.Art Club, F u t u re Teachers, Modern Language Cluh, Glee Club JACK INMAN CATHIE M. JACKSON Pep Club. Latin Club. Glee Club. Pioneer Staff. Scarlet and Purple. Thespians, For- ensics. Future Teachers. Na- tional H o n 0 r Society. Mo- dern Language Club KAREN ISOM DANA CAROL JEAN Girls Golf League. F u t u r e Teachers. Latin Club. A rt Club, Future Nurses. Modern Language Club. Glee Club. Pep Club CAROLE JARRETT Pep Club, Glee Club I CHRIS JOHNSON Latin C l u b. Science Prob- lems Research. Stone C i t y Student Staff. Pioneer Staff. National H o n 0 1' Society. Band. Gulf. Student Council DAVE KERN Baseball l,l1Igl'.l ADINA KING Pep Club JAN KRENKE G.A.A., Latin Club. Art Club, Science Research Problem. ' Modern Language Club LINDA M. JONES CONNIE L. KELLER Pep Club Latin Club. Pep Club. Glee Club. Choir. Future Teach- ers. Class Officer. Pioneer, ATI ays of Laughs and STEVE KOPSI-I0 Bruce Hewetson views the T e x a s Band, Art Club Book Depository during the b a n d trip to Texas. Learning Come to an End After prom. SUSAN KRESSER GAA., Pep Club. Choir DUDLEY ELDON WYKOFF, III Art Club RICHARD LEE LAWMASTER Choir. Glec Club. Future Teacliers BRENDA K. LEWIS Bancl, Latin Club. F u t u r e Nurses. Student C o u n ci l. Class Officer. National Honor Society. Scarlet und Purple. Stone City Student .IOANN YOUNG PAULA LEAHY Choir. Glee Club. Pep Club. Pep Club. Modern Language Latin Club Club, Future Teachers. A t' t Club LINDA LEMEN Pep Club SHARON LEW'lS Pep Club. Future Nursvs. iBruwnsburgl F. H. A.. Tri-Hi-Y Stewart Rariden Class Prexy V N si n is ROBERT A LIVINGSTON ,Q TERRY LOUDEN Kvy Club. Stone City Studvnt MORRELL LOWERY Modern Language. Pmjvc tinnisls. LeIterman's Club. Science Problvnis Rl?SClll'Cll Football. Track Managt-r LUCI MACILL Pep Club LINDA MAGRUDER THERESA FAY KATHY LEE MARLEY llunll. Nl aj 0 1' PI I 0. lrllillll' WOLFINGER Tri-Hi-Y. Band. Latin Club. 'l'eaclu'rs. Modern Language. Glce Club. Choir. GAA. Future Nurses. Scarlet X Gills Gnll'L1-ague Purple. Forensics RARIQ n r PRES Signs and. . . LORRIE ANN MARTIS Latin Club. Pep Club. Mud- ern Language Club. l ulurv Nnrsvs ff is flue ,dffilxfii g:f5'ixff'f . M fl ff-- ff v f mf' gkgwi Jff Bag? N , I. iff, 4 s f f' k. 6 JIM MOLLET Scarlet u n ml Purple. Leiter- mans Club. Art Club. Lal i n Club. basketball. llmllmall. base- ball DIANE MOON YI-IAM E Clmir. Glee Club. Lakin C l u b. Art Club. Scarlet and Purple. Pep Club. Pioneer Staff. Stu- dent Council. Class Officer. Na- Iiunal llonnr Society. Girls Stale Delegate RICK VAUCHT V.I.C.A. TERESA MICHAEL Pep Club CEORCETTA MIKELS Pep Club. 'l'ri-Hi-Y. G.A.A. 1969 VALERIE MIKELS Clee Club. Choir JENNIFER MARIE MILLER Latin Club. Pep Club. Future Teacllers. Scarlet and Purple. Furensics. Pioneer Staff. Mod ern Language Club BRENDA C. IVIITCHELL Pep Club. Art Club DAVE MORRIS V .I.C.A. DANNY E. MUNDY V.I.C.A. MERLE NEELEY Seniors SUSAN OLSON Scarlet Sz Purple. P i o n e e 1' Staff. Pep Club, Art Club. Fu- ture Teacllers. Xludcrn Lan- guage Club SHANNON ORB Pep Club. Cvlee Club. Future' Honicnlukcrs. Pep Club tillag- net Cove High Sclinuli NANCY LYNN OWEN Latin Club. Future 'l'eaclu-rs. Stone City Student. Band. Pep SYLVIA YVONNE OAKLEY Pep Club. Art Club. Fu t u r L- Homeniakers STEVE OHL Key Club, Swimming 'I' e am LAnn Arbor High Schsmll Club. Modern Language Club BETH ANN OWENS Future 'l'eaclu-rs. Tri-Hi-Y. Band. Art Club STEVEN R. PAYNE Band. Future Teaclu-rs. Scarlet Sz Purple. Student Council. Pioneer Staff ,lack May. . . MARK PETERSON Key Club, Choir. Latin C 1 u b. Football ROBBIE PIERCE Art Club. Pep Club. Clee Club. Latin Club. Student Council WILLIAM GEORGE PLUMMER Pioneer Staff. Scarlet and Pur- ple. Modern Language C l u b. Latin Club. Key Club. C l a 5 s Officer RANDY QUACKENBUSH V .I.C.A. CAROL RACH Pep Club. G.A.A., Latin Club. Choir. Forensics. Glee Club DAVID STEWART RARIDEN Scarlet and Purple. Thespians. National Honor Society. Key Club. Latin Club. Debate. For- ensics. Class Officer. Pioneer Staff, Boy's State JOAN PENNINGTON Art Club. Pep Club. Tri-Hi-Y. Future' Nurses THEODORE CHARLES PENTZER Science Club. Latin Club. Fu- ture Teacllers ELLEN PERRY Clec Club. Pep Club JAMES SCOTT POLK Clem' Club. Cross Country. Art Club MARTHA QUACKENBUSH Latin Club. Pep Club. Foren- sics. Tliespians. Scarlet and Purple. M 0 d e r I1 Language Club. Varsity Cheerleader. Na- tional Honor Society. Future Teachers. C-irl's Golf L e a g ue. Pioneer Staff. Glee Club PATSY QUACKENBUSI-I Latin Club. Pep Club. Future Teachers. Scarlet and Purple, National Honor Society. .Ill- nior Varsity Cl1eerleatler.Cirl's Golf Team. Pioneer Staff. Clee Club Class iq 1 0 sg Electrons Start the ear E LEEANN REYNOLDS Gleu Club. Pep Club. Choir. Scarlet and Purple. Foren- sics, T li e sp i an S, National Honor Society. Future Teachers jim Taylor registers and Eric keeps an eye un thin FRED RIDGE WAYNE ROBBINS V.I.C.A. RICK ROOT SHERRY ROOT Pop Club MARK DEWAYNE ROSS DANNY SALMON if 3 SQ 1- an w 'ii 'E' , ,Q F I Fi . .ff ,. lk.: 1: 41 ' 1-f. 1 1 N 53535 .Zh Qi. ,W . . 5 'N r 2? X 3 af +G r.. .-Z-Z if :X Q' Q . . . Vg N F' fa. i 'H f HS M ' iw! 2 1-...ggi gy '-giggi 1 5322 -1' ' i . A5 i ff ME Wx Xix -.,, kgs? Q ,EZ '-1 XS A ?vwQfs-fx X 5: if ,- W I' Q Q W 5 V mv ,f .X Q. , M-11-..L..L... aim 2 will 1- W 1. n K, '. W x pw Q Q 4 ir-- 1 ML .-'tv wif' 'N :M , witty. ,JW FW. .., ?'f?3x :im A . RY. .5 Fi A1 wif L s L,.,,, x ' ' ffia .ff ,X EFA M , QNX f -if 5 an iff 1 1 pi .Mi , ,R I fig'-M 1 ymbolize a Task Well Done JOHN TERRY NORMAN Fulurv Tcaclu-rs HOXARD WINSTON, J . LPllt'l'lIlZiIl.S Club. Basketball. Fnotlmll. 'Huck PATRICK J. TERRY Art Club KATHY TINCHER JEFF TOLIVER Baud JERRY WENTWORTH Band LINDA LOU TYREE Glve Club. Choir DAVID A. SEARS V.I.C.A. TIM STILLMAN BOBBIE SIVERS Spanish Club lSl1awswickl BOBBIE SNOW G.A.A.. Baud MATTHEW' SOHLSTRO M Choir TONY SOUTHERN PAUL STILES Foutball. Lettcrmaxfs Club MICHAEL R. WILLIAMSON RAYMOND WEBSTER 'I4 REITA KAY STEVENS Choir, G.A.A.. F.'l'.A.. La- tin Club JIM TAYLOR Art Club, Letlerntarfs Club, Football, Golf. RAE ANN TAPP Band, Future Nurses, Tri- Hi-Y, Art Club. Scarlet Sl Purple MARILYN MORGAN REBECCA JANE TINDAL Student C 0 u n c i l, Cheer- leader tcaptainl, F.T.A., Scarlet 81 Purple, Glee Club, Stone City Student, Girls Golf League, Pep Club, Latin Club, Modern Language Club. PHILLIP TATOM JOHN DAVID LEAHY Glee Club VICKI ELAINE TERRY Pep Club, Glee Club. Fu- ture Nurses, Choir. In Memoriam When Time, who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasures too, The mem'ry of the past will stay, And half our joys renew. Thomas Moore JOHN R. HENSINGER September 11, 1951 August 16, 1968 The loss of John R. Hensinger was not only felt by his family and close friends, but also by the entire Senior class. His witty personality was reflected in the classrooms and in conversations with fellow classmates. He was an active participant in band and Scarlet and Purple and excelled in scouting as evidenced by becoming an Eagle Scout. As we receive our diplomas and go our separate ways, John will still be a part of us. We will always remember and miss him. san , f f , Q:-95' Us Br A' x 6 5 , 5 5 , SW F 2. 1 .2 jp , I fy A x 5 Q V X J A . N YW, ,M ,M 5,11 x fy .ww SSW Q fx 2 H X HOW W0 + s M x X ts , ' f SAT scores make for various impressions. like the way Nlck borrows my pen and then chews lin' ond 'ev Silver-throated Seniors! R I d0n'l care if WE'l'S is Slew spelled backwards! l 147 'fx' V i Y is A x 3' N sg , 0. I 31xSw1M,.f, L, ' lf. S N ima Wg M. J., AQ f H . AW if :ii ww, . H N.4LN,..W W., . Q wi 1 was - . .x - 1 3? f wg, , UNDERCLASS The Juniors Bill Abbott Peggy Acton Gary Adams Chris Allen Cynthia Allen Jack Allen Emily Alter Gary Anderson Melly Anderson ' Class President Mike Murphy, Vice-President ,lame Fish. Treasurer Lynn Fisher, and Secretary Kathy Nlitchell. The year most anxiously awaited by everyone is the Junior year. The Juniors excitedly take over their upper class responsibilities by receiving their class rings which are symbolic of their unity and upperclassman status. The challenging task of raising money for prom decorations is the prime concern for this group. The Junior-Senior Prom is the exciting event of the year, therefore. every Junior and Junior class sponsor pitches in and does his part to make this a night to remember for years to come. Tim Anderson Charlie Anthony June Arbuckle Debbie Armstrong Janet Aronson Greg Ashley Joe Bagby Carla Bailey Chris Baker Phil Bartlett Gary Blackwell Vincent Blendowski Janice Blevins Charles Bliss Kathy Bough Jennifer Bowden Joe Bowers Tom Brewer Derek Bridwell Chris Broglin John Brown James Bricker Carol Burton Jane Byers Cathy Cain Mike Canada Doug Carter Gene Caudell Darrell Chapman Bill Charles Darla Chase Mike Chestnut Calep Cobb Jim Cobb Mike Cobb Grade Eleven Plans or Prom Danny Colgan Bill Concannon Judy Conley Jim Connors David Cooper Randy Cornett Harriett Crouch Terry Cummings Steve Daugherty Brenda Daulton Gary Davis Penni Davis Joe Day Wendy Deckard Mike DeCraff Jane Dixon Karen Dorsett Mary Ellen Drake Liz Dunihue Stephanie Dunkin Dirus Dustin iii f. 1 55, 155 is .A vw: vs Y if David Eagan Perry Edwards Keith Elkins jackie Endris John Esarey Becky Faubion Linda Fiddler Chris F igley Pam Finney 5 Q, if ..e. X x Jim George Pat Coodin Tim Coodin Chuck Goodson Tom Creenwell Judy Griffin Miss Shannon York ar-v , a- r X . 1 x 3 1 Jane Fish Lynn Fisher Shelia Fitzgerald Charlene Fleming Dennis Foster Sharon Foster Geri Frye Tim Galloway Tim Gates Dennis Griffith Steve Griffith Vicky Grissom ,I im Grubb Cindy Guinn Julie Hackney Kathy Hall Tom Hamilton Danny Hancock Steve Harbstreit Tom Hardwick Mark Harrison ,lo Ellen Hatfield Kathy Hayes Marcia Hearth Larry Henderson Debbie Henson Phil Hert Vicki Her! Bob Hickerson Connie Hiestand Shannon York 660ur Candidatev Debbie Hiestand David Hill Susie Hobson Phil Hoffsetz Roger Hoskins William Strawn jefflkerd Tracy lsom Jim Jackson Dave ,Iarrard Nancy Stultz Jay Johnson Susie Jones Richard Kasting Mark Kendall Martha Key Doris King Susan Kopp Charles Kruchten Pam Langley Vikki Lannon ,lane Leach Dinah Lee Gari Leonard Bob Lewis Sheila Lewis ,I im Long Doug Sullivan Don Super Tony Lynch Marsha Lyons Kathy Swenson Carol Martin Gail Martin Kriss Mason Now where did she go this time? Chris NlcCart Mary Ann McDonald Scott McGregor Cary Mclntyre Debbie Meadows Nancy Medlock David Melvin Brian Merrell Carolyn Mills Kathy Mitchell Riki Nloore Terry Mullis Mike Murphy Donna Myers Jim Nicholson Dee Norman ., 5 ni 1 Jolly Juniors Near the End in ,' film ' 2 , H, ,51 - , H. I il i ,ws .L J vt ' Q r as X a at 'E A .3215 .755 f.-K 1 ' -. as 5 S E -Q, I' ,N 5 i'ili 5 5' 152:65 Martha O'Brien Ric Olson Mary Beth 0'Neal Teresa Osborne Mike Overstreet Tina Owen Mark Owen Toni Pannell Rhonda Parsons Ed Mitchell Jack Pennington Mark Perry ,Iohn Pershing Kathy Petrie Bernie Phillips Joe Pickens Leonna Pierce Steve Sweet Leslie Prush Phil Quackenbush Rita Ragsdale - Q - ' is '3 5 if- -. H, S D - ef Knit one, Pearl two. Greg Ralston Kelly Ramsey Steve Ray Connie Tatoin Vonda Reynolds Susan Risen Kevin Robbins Jill Roberts Sherry Sanders Matthew Scherschel Joe Schmidt Ann Schultz Rozella Sears Tim Sherrill Linda Simmerman Bob Simmons Cindy Sipes David Smith Greg Smith Rick Taylor Lisa Snyder Kemuel Solmes Darrell Southern Becky Spreen Debbie Staggs Trena Starr Wayne Teague Steve Stiles 4' Y fr were at 1 S-,FD ff 'Ft S S5 ,, UWT as 1, M -a 'X 4 9' G -x W x :'f 3 G lex? 5 Y ff ' ihgagr 'i 5 'ftr ' -wi fs f 9 CQ! V . E ,., J in J' ig ., if B.H.S. Class 0 1970 The finishing touch. ,fs r K .' Q S g 3, f er W .Fx A - Q 1 ' t A 4 it . Q K 4 ' . Q N H. I I , l R 'I Q. i . - Q 1 . 9 v 'F 2 y , . . iii' , .5,., . . . 'ag is Patsy Thorne Rhonda Thurman Debbie Tomlin Susie Torplly Joe Trester Steve Uhl Terry Underwood Debbie Van Norman Sharon V aught J on Walker Susie Walker Eric Walls Charles Walters Kathyrn Walton Jim Way Monty W'hite Debbie Williams Mark Williamson Dorothy Wilson Charlotte Winston ,Ianet Wiseman Scott Wolllfeld Patty Wood Vicki Woodward Mike Wyatt Shannon York Donna Young Mike Young John Zollman Ron Reynolds Steve Pinnick jerry Snow Renee l-lousier Susie Robbins Judy Skeen ,Ian Johnson Gene MacDonald Grant Stewart Brenda Webb Larry Love J Q ophomores Get Set or Rings Sophomores have a feeling of relief because they have completed their first half ol' the high school life. Une of the most satisfying responsibilities for Sophomores is selecting the ring design to best represent this class. Their only regret is that they will have to wait until they are Juniors to receive them. They learn patience and have faith in the adage, i'All good comes to those who wait -and they eagerly await the opportunity and challenges antici- pated in the remaining two years at B.H.S, Vice-President Tom Bugh Piesidtnt Andrea Ball Secretary Pat Walker. Diane Acton Kathy Adams Vern Adams Susie Adamson Richard Alhorn Brenda Amstutz David Anderson Hike Anderson John Bainbridge We 'S ,wi I X 'K Q9 A19 :wi W5 ff. I Q' 2 'O . K' are Brenda Cooney Larry Cook David Cook Nancy Jean Clark Terry Clampitt Gay Chastain Pam Chancellor Rick Catlett Greg Cates Vincent Caraway Tom Canada Patty Canada Teresa Byers Cheryl Busach Steve Burcham Call Bundy Rick Bunch Donnie Buher Tom Bugh Brenda Buckles Trenace Brown Ross Bowers Roger Davis Clyde Davis ,lim Davidson Claudia Daggy Darlene Cummings Rex Crane James Crane Mark Craig Andrea Ball Frank Basinger Randy Beeler Becky Bell ,Iudy Bennett Carolyn Benham Ned Beretta Randy Berwick Brenda Bex Roxie Blackburn Janie Blevins Glenn Bliss Kathy Bliss Diana Bond Nancy supports her candidate. Sophomores Work Towar in David Brewer Carrie Brock Richard Brock Brenda Brooks Gary Brown Mark Brown Debbie Day Diane Deckard Diana DeFord Gary Denny Stephen Dunkin Perry East Mike Eggers Teresa Figly M he Q W Q if v if , , do S Q' 5 y 552 f ezng Upperclassmen ff? ' 0 'E 'Li ge, F V 14 1-:' .f a Mark Fish Allen Fletcher Bill Flynn Carol Gage Myra Gehring Jackie George Cindy Gillespie Tim Gillespie Tim Goodwill Norma Gould Milliard Grogan john Grove john Hackney Richard Hahn Vicki Haley Carl Hall Doug Hamilton Carolyn Hanson Don Hardesty Patty Hardin Laurie Harrell Sophomore Homecoming Queen Candidate Miss Ann Keller Garnett Harrington Beverly Herzner Carla Hicks Fred Hitchcock Mark Hitchcock Mary Hoffman Ward Harrell Jim Hatfield Debbie Hawkins Tony Hedge Jim Henderson Sharon Hephner said Karen Hollowell Larry Holloway Anna Jo Holmes Karen Hornocker .S L 45 'Hql 2 L -if 5 af 2 i ii gdb if Y ,bs gf 5 5 is fir 5 5 .io l A . L, J i 'Y' , ,' sf Bucky Lemon Juanita Lessig Linda Lessig Bob Lewis Scott Lewis Kathy Lowery Kathy Luttrell Tim Magill Debbie Magruder Scott Mapes Connie Manning Roger Marley David Mastin Susanna Matthews .lack Maxwell Mark McDaniel Joyce McFarland Lana Meadows Phil Merrell Debbie Miller Rick Mitchell Tyree Moore Lana Morgan Carolyn Morris Jed Morrison Sandy Morrison Ann Morrow Larry Mosier 3 f -14 ' 'S 5akii'2 i . mmm . B.H.S. Class of19 1 ,me lumen s Kenny Hutchinson Suzie Hutchinson Mike Hutton Larry Incollingo Frank Ira Janice .lackson Gary .lenkens Charles .lennings Lois Jewell Kathy Johnson Wayne Johnson Steve jones Peter Kasting Ann Keller Kathy Kern Sherri Kern Dwight Kimmel Tim King Janet Knight Dee Kuster Mike Lasley . ' ' S E ll ,,f. A F' ss: il' ,r EQ Sl, jx' V5 'G S ' f .Y ,.., ,M , N ,. Ar K fsrffft , Mwi jg 4- , , ta 'f gm we new 5: S as N 9 si Y 0 Q :fs K ,. a , r as gf as il I Q? Q W5 A5 , -4 3 -. I 1 Mary Mosely Mike Mullis Howard Murphy Paul Nickless Paula Nickless Rhonda Norman Scott Norman Mike Oakley Dennis O'Brien Jeff Ohl Eddie Owens Jesse Pace Steve Pearson Aimee Perry Steve Peterson Cindy Petrie Connie Phillips Patty Phillips Mark Pierce Carol Pipher Elizabeth Quackenbusli 66Super Soph Days -Charged with Fun Pat Quackenbush Ann Ray Randy Reynolds Sheila Renolds Charolotte Rile Ed Roach Mike Robbins Terry Robbins Cindy Roberts Scott Roberts Randy Roberts Bill Robinson Gail Rominger Ronnie Rynders Kathy Salz ,lean Scherschel Peggy Scofield Mark Sears Dianne Singer Bob Sherrill Lana Smith Susie Southern Carla Stapleton Jim Stapp Scott Stapp Randy Stevens Linda Stewert Judy Striech Sheila Super ,lay TeWalt Sheila Thorne Tom Thorne Wes Tindal Patty Tirey Sharon Todd ff' . Who said C.A.A. was fun? Roxanne Torphy jerry Towle Karen Trezek Etta Trowbridge Suellen Trueblood Karen Tucker Kent Turner Faye Tyre ,lim Umphress Dennis Underwood John Underwood Tammy Vergon Kathy Vitkoski Tammy Wade Charles Wagoner Pat Walker Vicky Wathen Nancy Watson Rhonda Watson Mark W ay Carol Webb Mike Wellman Jane W eyer ,lean Weyer Vicki White James Winston Greg Woodward Joe Wray Lou Ann Myers Barbara Anderson Katrina Watson Scott Deckard Dale Robbins Julie Goff Mig Q. 1 Q t - 5 iss! z ..,r i Q ing T af ff . S. ' p K N ,fi 5 'K' I at M Freshmen Enter B.H.S. Freshmen walk into B.H.S. on their first day, wide- eyed and feeling a little nervous inside. They wonder whether or not they will ever belong in this big school where confusion is the dominating factor between classes, in the halls, locker rooms, and by the candy machines. But, in a few short weeks, these same freshmen lose their timidity and start accepting their challenge. They are eager to join in the new activities and experiences that are awaiting them such as: campaigning and electing class officers by using voting machinesg going to home- comingg joining numerous clubsg and formulating a basic plan for the future. Now the freshman class shows excitement and con- fidence instead of nervousness and insecurity because they have become a part of the system and they know the best is yet to come. Steve Acton Kenny Adams Terry Alexander Kerry Allen Mary Alice Allen Tony Allen David Anderson Ned Anderson Rick Anderson E 5 Tom Hammel. Pres' identg Marsha Rarif den. Secretary and Treasurer: Kim Scherschel. V i c ey President. w l w l ff' ji: 4? ff-1 J erry Bundy Teresa Burke Sally Byers Rick Cameron Jim Carmichael David Carter Brian Chase Chris Chastain Greg Chastain Cheryl Clark Billy Clines Anne Cobb Diane Colgan Mary Collins Marianna Concannon Joel Conner Glenda Connerly Gaye Cornett Ray Costner Dennis Craig ,lim Craig Kathy Craig Brent Davis Rick Dayton Teresa Deckard Larry De Graff Mary Delpha Marsha Dillard hass- in b Qfyafnla sea as sms T e Q ...t fs 3 w'f, E585 ,A . ' 4, , gf , t 1 ig no T K L J' in , . . f gf X 5- 'lf Q X it tv 5 s so X B.H.S. Class 0 1972 Steve Anderson ,lim Anthony Susan Arbuckle Terry Bailey Bill Baker Louisa Baker Regina Baker Lou Ann Barlow ,Iudy Barnes Arletha Barnett Rhonda Barnett Marsha Bates Darlene Battcher Gaylon Bex Robert Bex ,lim Blackwell Lynn Bliss jeff Bough Beth Bowers Scott Boyer Tony Branhaln Dennis Brashear Bill Brazzell Marian Bridws-ll Susan Browning Chris Buchanan Vicki Bunch Alice Burgess WNW , :nb '1- ? 1 Tags-1 lg If it xl S 2.-- -f -4 V- ' sa 5 i ff in asa W' A S Phe 26 it E A l 4,5 v ,L .zizgiiff 'amilff-fe , 5 filll s .. 1 Y F L new t if s r lil it , . 'ff 'E 4- if 1 t l Q? S K T Nancy Dodd Nancy Dorsett Mike Dougherty Robert Dougherty Dana Drake ,Iackie Dudley Dennis Duncan Faith Edingger Brenda Edington Telena Edington Linda Eggers Sue Eisele Debbie Elliott Dennis Elzy John Farrell Bob Fish Victor Fish Kent Fowler Laurie Gaiser Jamie Galloway Bob Gillespie Grade Nine Enjoys Privileges 0 Carl Goen Paul Gratzer Laura Graves Rita Greene Brenda Griffin Lisa Griffin Connie Griffith Danny Hall Sam Hall Marsha Hamilton joe Hancock Mark Hanners Max Harrison Tom Hammel Sherry Hart Kay Hatfield Janie Hawkins ,lean Helton Tony Henson Debbie Hewetson Glenda Hilderbrand Kathy Hillenburg Christy Hillenburg Elizabeth Hollman Susie Holmes Terry Hoskins Tom Hubbard Rick Hutton 166 Being in High School sri M Y .M g -h 1:-gif' ,Q ' - 5, 'vi' VM r E' I 's I f K fm QWH .wg :X A 5 6 gf f Kim Marshall .loe Martin Rhonda Marlin Sarah Matson Danny Maxwell Michael Mclfart Debbie McDonald Terry Mclntyre Danny McKinney Norma McKinney Cindy McLcmore Debbie Medlock Robin Medlock Mike jackson Mary King Marilyn Kirkman Scott Kirkman Marsha Kline Vicky Kniesel George Kyme Cary Lake Bill Lambert David Lemons Darlene Lewis Hillard Lewis Debbie Little ,lacki Little John Lockeneur Doug Long LeeAnn Love Polly Luallen Evan Lynch Sam Kruse Gayle Magness Pat Manis Frosh Exams What Headache 9. L fiff'.x7w I Mike Robinson Sherri Root Terry Root Denise Ryan Janie Sagars Kenny Sanders Mike Sanders Steve Sanders Ann Scherschel Kim Scherschel Nancy Schimdt Diana Schneider Jim Schroeder Vivian Sears Cathy Sebright Freshman Class 1 wa ,F Sew fr 114' Cf' I Guess what l found .... Doug Shields Robin Shipman Jill Shook julie Short Kendall Lee Sims Bob Sipes Kathy Skeen Judy Slate Otlia Smith Laurie Snyder Ruth Speer Becky Spinks Lola Stewart Claudia Ann Stipp Debra Stockton Lee Ann Strosnider Sandy Super Greg Sykes Jackie Taylor Ken Teegon Ken Terry while visions of sugarplums danced through her head . . . 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Mike Allman Tim Anderson Dale Baldwin Bill Benham Gary Blackwell Derek Bridwell Gary Brooking Mike Chase Doug Chastain Jim Cobb Calep Cobb Kent Combs .lerry Craig Terry Cummings Tony Davidson Richard Deckard Roger Decaid Dale Duncan Larry Duncan David Eagen Mike Erdle Bill Fish Gary Fish John Flinn Tim Gates Dennis Griffith Tim Grissom Steven Hash John Hawkins Randy Hedrick Phil Hert Tim Hicks Jim Jackson Jan Johnson Jay ,Johnson Larry Love Tony Lynch Chris McCart Scott McGregor Gary McIntyre Dee Meadows Rike Moore Dan Mundy Allen Norman Steve Pinnick Wayne Robbins Russell Roberts David Sears Bob Simmons Alvin Smith Kemual Solmes Greg Stanley Grant Stewart Ward Stillions Tim Stillman Robert Stultz Doug Sullivan Don Super Tom Swank Rick Taylor Wayne Todd Doug Trowbridge Rick Vaught Bruce Wessel 19 0 PEP CLUB Rosemary Alhorn Diane Berretta Janet Daugherty Sandy Dayton Susan Dillon Ann Fisher Leandra Flinn Kathy Gillespie Susan Goldsby Teresa Hanson Kathy Hephner Susan Kresser Sharon Lewis Teresa Michael Brenda Mitchell Sylvia Oakley Shannon Orr Nancy Owen Robbie Pierce Marilyn Sanders Vicki Terry Rae Ann Tapp Cathy A. Jackson Penny Adams Janice Blevens Karen Dorsett Jackie Endris Linda Fiddler Charlene Fleming Cindy Guinn Kathy Hall Cathy Hayes Debbie Hiestand Mary Ann McDonald Gail Martin Nancy Medlock Martha O'Brien Mary O'Neal Tina Owen Rhonda Parsons Becky Spreen Debbie Tomlin Debbie Van Norman Debbie Williams Dorothy Wilson Diane Acton Susie Adamson Diana Bond Brenda Buckles Sherry Busach Teresa Byers Pam Chancellor Myra Gehring Julie Goff Debbie Hawkins Karen Hornocker Janice Jackson Kathy Johnson Sherry Kern Kathie Lowery Sandy Morrison Carol Pipher Sheila Reynolds Dianna Senger Jean Scherschel Linda Stewart Judy Streich Roxanne Torphy Sue Ellen Truehlood Karen Tucker Faye Tyre Tammy Vergon Vickie Wathen Jane Weyer Jean Weyer Regina Baker Judy Barnes Marsha Bates Club Q Activity ndex Susan Browning Chris Buchanon Gail Bundy Teresa Burke Mary Collins Glenda Connerly Kathy Craig Marsha Dillard Nancy Dodd Nancy Dorsett Jackie Dudley Brenda Edington Telene Edington Debbie Elliot Debbie Fletcher Jamie Galloway Connie Griffith Kay Dee Hatfield Debbie Hewetson Susie Holmes Susie Ikerd Sally Ingalls Susie Ingalls Darlene Lewis Polly Luallen Nelda Ludlow Rhonda Martin Cindy McLemore Debbie Medlock Dixie Mundy Nancy Owens Cathy Paledino Kathy Parrish Agnes Phillips Donna Phipps Patty Quin Marsha Rariden Alice Reath Patty Reed Lee Ann Ridge Cherie Root Cathy Sebright Nancy Schmidt .lill Shook Julie Short Kathy Skeen Laurie Snyder Lee Ann Strosnider Debbie Thompson Kris Trezek Carol Waldon Betty Way Charlotte Williams ART CLUB Richard Alhorn Lou Ann Barlow Gary Beasley Carolyn Benham Larry Bond Twinkle Brown Bev Brunner Teresa Burke Patty Canada Doug Carter Pam Chancellor Nancy Clark Bill Denny Liz Dunihue Charlene Fleming Carl Goen Susan Goldsby Teresa Goldsby Tom Greenwell Steve Griffith Connie Hague Cathy Hayes Kathy Hephner Jim Hill Tracy Isom Dana Jean Kim Marshall Ann Matson Danny Maxwell Martie Medlock Ed Mitchell Sylvia Oakley Martha O'Brien Rhonda Parsons Jim Schoede Steve Shaw Judy Skeen Wes Tindal Sheila Thorne Carol Webb Shannon York Donna Young G.A.A. Mary Alice Allen Susie Adamson Susie Arbuckle Rita Anderson Becky Bell Andy Ball Marsha Bates Susan Browning Louise Baker Diane Beretta Teresa Byers Marion Bridwell Lou Ann Barlow Judy Barnes Regina Baker Teresa Burke Chris Buchanan Beth Bowers Brenda Buckles Roxi Blackburn Alice Burgess Mary Collins Marianna Concannon Ann Cobb Glenda Connerly Kathy Craig Patty Canada Cheryl Clark Kay Chastain Jackie Dirdley Nancy Dodd Karen Dorsett Faith Edinger Linda Eggers Telene Edington Brenda Edington Lynn Fisher Marsha Fisher Debbie Fletcher Laurie Gaiser Lisa Grifiin Brenda Griffin Laura Graves Jamie Galloway Rheta Green Teresa Goldsby Julie Goff Norma Gould Carol Gage .lane Hawkins Kristie Hillenberg Kathie Hillenberg Susie Holmes Karen Hollowell Liz Holman Vicky Haley Kay Dee Hatfield Debbie Hewetson Jane Hawkins Claudia Helton Susie Ikerd Kathy Kern Vicki Kneisel Xflarilyn Kirkman Nflarsha Kline Pat Kern Teresa Kern Nlary King lDarlcne Lewis Cathy Luttrell Kathy Lowery elda Ludlow ebbie Little ackie Little olly Luallen ixie Mundy andy Morrison ebbie Miller Gayle Magnus usanna Nlathews honda Martin ynthia Myers orma McKinney Linda Mollett onna Moffitt lary Mosley nn Morrow Debbie Medlock Connie Manning Sindy Mclsemore ana Meadows usic Myers arah Matson 'aula Nickless l'Iary Beth O'Neal l'ina Owen Qancy Owens ancy Owen athy Parrish onna Phipps athy Paledino andra Payne atty Quin iudy Roberts nn Ray ane Richardson lice Reath ,at Reed Iarsha Rariden erri Robbins ita Ragsdale herie Root obiu Roberts athy Salz athy Sebright ancy Schmidt nn Scherschel ill Shook uzie Southern obbi Snow ee Ann Strosnider laudia Stipp ulie Short andy Super iane Sclmider ebbie Thompson ris Trezek aren Trezek atty Tirey ora Vaughn ammy Vergon ecky Wathen 'icki Wathen at Walker honda Watson arol Webb ally Walls ill Wagner arol Walden Club Kc Activity Index SCARLET AND PURPLE Peggy Acton Jerry Alberts .loe Bagby Lou Ann Barlow Steve Beaver Carolyn Benham Kathy Bough Tom Bugh Gail Bundy Nick Canada Dave Carlson Darla Chase Nancy Dodd Keith Elkins Charlene Fleming Ann Fisher Tim Gillespie Elaine Hackney Cathy Hall Kathy Harris Sara Herr Bruce Hewetson Susie Hutchison Cathie Jackson Richard Kasting Mark Kendall Jane Leach Paula Leahy Dinah Lee Brenda Lewis Gail Martin J oe Martin Dave Mastin Ann Matson Suzanna Matthews Chris McCart Susan McKnight Pat McSoley Becky Medlock Jennifer Miller Jim Mollet Diane Mooneyham Rhonda Norman Dennis O'Brien Ric Olson Susan Olson Steve Payne Bill Plummer Martha Quackenhus Patsy Quackenbush Carol Rach Marsha Rariden Stew Rariden Lee Ann Reynolds Susan Risen Susie Robbins Jill Roberts Gail Rominger Sherry Root Ann Schulz Eric Schulz Matthew Scherschel Lisa Snyder Mike Sowder Susie Southern Cora Spore Rae Anne Tapp Becky Tindal Joe Trester Brenda Webb Vicki Woodward Lucy Ann Zink John Zollman h LETTERMAN'S CLUB Jack Allen Dennis Amstutz Tim Anderson Paul Arnold Tom Brewer Derek Bridwell Calep Cobb Pat Dalton Keith Elkins Larry Elliott John Easrey John Flinn Jay Fowler Ken Hackney Tom Hardwick Jeff Ikerd Dave J arrard Chris Johnson Mark Kendall Morrell Lowery Mark Owen Mark Perry John Pershing Joe Pickens Steve Pinnick Ron Reynolds Kevin Robbins M ark Scherschel Toni Schoolcraft Jan Smith Greg Stanley Paul Stiles Steve Stiles Jim Taylor Jon Walker Howard Winston ff W im-H' Nu-of sw. 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A P l Abbott, Bill 150 Abel, Albert 119 Acton, Diane 30,157 Acton, Peggy 150 Acton, Steve 164- Adams, Gary 150 Adams, Kathy 157 Adams, Ken 164 Adams, Ron 119 Adams, Vern 63,157 Adamson, Cassie 104-,119 Adamson, Susan 30,157 Alberts, Jerry 107,108,119 Albertson, Tony 171 Alexander, Terry 164 Alhorn, Richard 157 Alhorn, Rosemary 119 Allen, Chris 104,150 Allen, Cynthia 104,150 Allen, Jack 73.150 Allen, Kerry 164 Allen, Mary Alice 164 Allman, Mike 119 Alter, Emily 150 Amstutz, Brenda 157 Amstutz, Dennis 56,58,119 Anderson, Barbara 108,163 Anderson, David D. 157 Anderson, David 164 Anderson, Gary 150 Anderson,Jim 119 Anderson, Melly 104,150 Anderson, Michael 64-,82,157 Student Index Blevens, Janice 151 Blevins, Janie 158 Bliss, Charles 151 Bliss, Glenn 74-,82,158 Bliss, Kathy 106,158 Bliss. Lynn 165 Bond, Diana 158 Bond, Larry 121 Boofer, Linda 121 Boofer, Mike 121 Borden, Stephen 171 Boruff, Becky 108,121 Bough, Jeff 64,165 Bough, Kathy 151 Bowden, Jennifer 108,151 Bower, Darwin 121 Bower, Ross 158 Bowers, Beth 165 Bowers, Joe 64-,82,151 Boyer, Scott 77,165 Branaman, Ronnie 121 Branham, Geneva 122 Branham, Tony 165 Brashear, Dennis 165 Brazzell, Bill 165 Brewer, David 159 Brewer, Tom 80,108,151 Bricker, Allen 151 Bridwell, Derek 151 Bridwell, Marian 165, Brock, Carrie 159 Brock, Richard 159 Broglin, Chris 64-,82,108,151 Chancellor, Pam 158 Chapman, Darrell 151 Charles, Bill 151 Charnell,Jim 123 Chase, Brian 108,165 Chase, Darla 107,151 Chastain, Chris 77,165 Chastain, Denise 107,108,123 Chastain, Doug 123 Chastain, Enola Gay 158 Chastain, Gregg 165 Chestnut, Mike 108,151 Clampitt, Terri 158 Clark, Cheryl 165 Clark, Kenny 104,123 Clark, Nancy 158 Cliiies, Billy 165 Anderson, Ned 108,164 Anderson, Ricky 108,164- Anderson, Rita 108,120 Anderson, Steve 98,165 Anderson, Terry 80 Anderson, Tim 82,151 Anthony, Jim 165 Arbtlckle, June 151 Arbuckle, Susie 165 Armstrong, Debbie 151 Arnold, Paul 80,81,120 Aronson, Janet 151 Aronson, Steve 120 Ashley, Greg 151 Brooki ng, Gary 122 Brooks, Brenda 159 Brown, Gary 159 Brown, Gelene 122 Brown,Jan 122 Brown, John 151 Brown, Mark 159 Brown, Trenace 158 Brown, Browni Browni Twinkle 122 ng, Darlene 122 ng, Susan 165 Cobb, Ann 108,165 Cobb, Calep 82,151 Cobb, Jim 151 Cobb, Mike 151 Colburn, Benny 104,112,123 Cole, Sandra 124- Colgan, Danny 110,151 Colgan, Diane 108,165 Colgan, Patty 104,124- Collins, Mary 165 Combs, Kent 123 Concannon, Bill 151 Concannon, Marianna 165 Conley, Judy 151 Connor, Joel 165 Connorly, Glenda 165 Connors, Jim 151 Cook, David 63,82,158 Cook, Larry 63,158 Cook, Mike 124 Cooney, Brenda 158 Cooper, David 151 Cornett, Gary 165 Coronett, Randy 151 Costner, J. Ray 165 Craig, Dennis 165 Craig, James 165 Bagby , Joe 80,108,151 Bailey, Terry 77,165 Baker Beth 120 Baker: Bill 165 Baker, Christi 151 Baker, Louisa 165 Baker, Regina 165 Ball, Andrea 158 Barlow, Lou Anil 108,165 Barnes, Judy 165 Barnett, Arletha 165 Barnett, Rhonda 165 -Bartlett, Phil 108,151 Bartley, Tom 104,120 Basinger, Frank 158 Bates, Marsha 165 Battcher, Darlene 165 Beasley, Gary 104-,120 Beasley, Kevin 120 Beaver, Steve 31,121 Bell, Becky 108,158 Bell, Steve 121 Benham, Bill 121 Benham, Carolyn 25,158 Bennett, Judy 104,158 Berretta, Diane 121 Beretta, Ned 158 erwick, Randy 158 ex, Robert 165 lackburn, Roxi 158 lackwell, Gary 151 lackwell, Jim lendowski, Vincent 151 Brunner, Beverly 122 Buchanan, Chris 165 Buckingham, Cliff 82,122 Buckles, Brenda 158 Bugll, Tom 158 Buher, Donnie 64-,82,158 Bunch, Rickey 158 Bunch, Vicki 165 Bundy, Gail 158 Bundy, Jerry 165 Burcham, Steve 158 Burgess, Alice 165 Burke, Jack 104,114,123 Burke, Teresa 165 Burns, Steve 122 Burton, Carol 151 Busack, Cheryl 158 Byers, Jane 151 Byers, Teresa 158 Byers, Sally 108,165 Cain, Cathy 151 Cameron, Richard 165 Campbell David 172 Canada, Nick 118,123,147 Canada, Patty 158 Canada, Tom 158 Caraway, Vincent 158 Carlson, Dave 123 Carmichael, James 64,77,165 Carter, David 108,165 Carter, Dou 151 Cassidy, Roiert 123 Cates, Greg 158 Catlett, Rick 63,74-,82,158 Caudell, Eugene 151 Chancellor, Bill 123 Craig, Craig, Craig, Craig, Jerry 123 Jill 104,124- Kathleen 165 Mark 158 Crane, James 158 Crane, Rex 158 Crider, Janice 124 Crouch, Harriet 151 Cummings, Darlene 158 Cummings, Terry 80,151 Dalton, Pat 66,71,72,114-,124 Daugherty, Connie 124- Daugherlyi Janet 104,125 Dau hert , Steve 151 Daufton, Brenda 151 Davis, Brent 165 Davis, Clyde 158 Davis, Gary 151 Davis, Penni 151 Davis, Roger 158 David David son, Jim 158 son, Tony 125 Day, Carol 125,126 Day, Debbie 104,159 Day, Joe 151 Dayton, Rick 165 Dayton, Sandy 125 Deckard, Dianna 159 Deckard, Scott 163 Deckard, Teresa 165 Deckard, Wendy 151 Deffenbaugh, Doreen 107,108, DeFord, Diana 159 DeGraff, Larry 165 DeGraff, Mike 104-,151 125 Delpha, Mary 165 Denny, Bill 125 Denny, Garey 63,159 Dillard, Marsha 165 Dillon, Susan 125 Dixon, Jane 108,151 Dodd, Nancy 166 Dorsett, Karen 151 Dorsett, Nancy 166 Dougherty, Mike 166 Dougherty, Patty 126 Dougherty, Robert 64,166 Douglas, Dave 126 Drake, Dana 77,166 Drake, Dennis 126 Drake, Mary Ellen 151 Ducl1ey,Jackie 166 Duncan, Dale 126 Duncan, Dennis 166 Duncan, Larry 126 Dunihue, Elizabeth 108,151 Dunkin, Stephanie 151 Dunkin, Stephen 159 Dustin, Dirus 151 Eagan, David 152 East, Perry 159 Edinger, Faith 166, Edington, Brenda 166 Edington, Telena Anne 166 Edwards, Perry 152 Eggers, Linda 166 Eggers, Mike 159 Eisle, Sue 166 Elkins, Keith 80,81,152 Elliott, Debbie 166 Elliott, Larry 56,58,80,104, Elzy, Dennis 77,166 Endris, Jackie 152 Erdle, Mike 126 Esarey, John 66,69,82,152 Farrell, John 77,166 Faubion, Becky 152 Fiddler, Linda 152 Fiddler, Pam 126 Figley, Christina 104,152 Figley, Teresa 104,159 Finney, Pam 152 Fish, Bob 166 Fish, Jane 150,152 Fish, Mark 159 Fish, Victor 166 Fisher, Ann 100,127 Fisher, Lynn 107,150,152 Fisher, Marsha 18,713,127 Fitzgerald, Sheila 152 Fleming, Charlene 152 Fletcher, Alan 80,159 Fletcher, Debra 172 108,126 F linn, John 17,56,58,66,70,73,80,103,127 Flinn, Leandra 127 Foster, Dennis 152 Foster, Sharon 104,152 Fowler, Jay 56,59,127 Fowler, Kent 166 Freeman, Joy 127 Frye, Geri 152 Gage, Carol 159 Gaiser, Lauren 166 Gallow8Y,.lamie 166 Galloway, Tim 66,152 Garfola, Cliff 172 Garland, Ray 172 Gates, Tim 152 Gehring, Myra 159 Student Index George, Jackie 159 George-,Jim 152 Gillespie, Cindy 159 Gillespie, Kathy 127 Gillespie, Robert 166 Gillespie. Tim 159 Glover, Beverly 171 Godby, Ralph 128 Goen, Carl 166 Goff, Julie 75,163 Gohlke, Chad 79,128 Goldsby, Susan 128 Goldsby, Teresa 172 Goode, Sharon 128 Goodin, Pat 152 Goodin, Tim 152 Goodson, Chuck 152 Goodwin, Dallas 63,159 Gould, Norma 159 Gratzer, Paul 108.166 Graves, Laura 166 Green, Rita 166 Greenwell. Tom 152 Griffin, Brenda 166 Griffin, Judy 152 Griffin, Leesa 166 Griffith, Connie 166 Griffith, Dennis 153 Griffith, Steve 153 Grissom, Vicky 153 Grogan, Millard 159 Grove, Jon 159 Grubb, Jim 79,153 Guinn, Cindy 153 Hackett, Frank 104,128 Hackney, Elaine 128 Hackney, Jon Mark 159 Hackney, Julie 153 Hackney, Kenneth 79,96,128 Hague, Connie 128 Hahn, Richard 159 Haley, Vicky 104,159 Hall, Carl 63,82,159 Hall, Danny 64,77,166 Hall, Dorval 129 Hall, Kathy 153 Hall, Sam 64,74,166 Hamilton, Marsha 108,164,166 Hamilton, Tom 153 Hamilton, William Douglas 104,159 Hamm, Denny 129 Hammel, Tom 166 Hancock, Danny 153 Hancock, Joe 166 Hanson, Carolyn 159 Hanson, Teresa 129 Hanna, Mike 172 Hanners, Mark 166 Harbstreit, Kathy 104,129 Harhstreit, Steve 82,153 Hardesty, Dennis 129 Hardesty, Donald 159 Hardin, Patty 108,159 Hardwick, Tom 56,82,153 Harrell, Stephen 129 Harrell, Ward 108,160 Harris, Kathy 18,92,100,104,124,129 Harrison, Mark 153 Harrison, Max 166 Hart, Sheni 166 Hatfield, Jim 64 Hatfield, Jo Ellen 104,153 Hatfield, Kay Dee 166 Hatfield, Peggy 129 Hawkins, Debbie 160 Hawkins, Jane 166 Hayes, Cathy 153 Hearth, Marcia 104,153 Hedge, Tony 160 Hedrick, Randy 130 Hedrick, Rick 172 Helton, Claudia 166 Henderson, James 63,82,108,160 Henderson, Jo Ann 130 Henson, Debra 153 Henson, Tony 166 Hephner, Kathryn 130 Hephner, Sharon 160 Herr, Sara 130 Herrington, Garnett 160 Hert, Phillip, 153 Hert,Vicki 153 Herzner, Beverly 160 Hewetson, Bruce 24,130,132 Hickerson, Bob 153 Hicks, Carla 160 Hicks, Tim 130 Hiestand, Connie 153 Hilderbrand, Glenda 166 Hill, David 153 Hill,Jim 130 Hillenburg, Kathie 166 Hillenburg, Kristie 166 Hitchcock, Fred 160 Hitchcock, Mark 160 Hobson, Rose Lee 4-2,130 Hobson, Susie 153 Hodges, Patti 108,130 Hoffman, Mary 108,160 Hoffsetz, Phil 153 Holman, Elizabeth 108,166 Holmes, Susie 166 Holmes, Anna Jo 108,160 Holloway, Larry 160 Hollowell, Karen 104,160 Hornocker, Jim 130 Hornocker, Karen 160 Hoskins, Roger 82,153 Hoskins, Terry 77,166 Housier, Renee 156 Hubbard, Tom 166 Hulsman, Nancy 130 Hutchinson, Kenny 82,161 Hutchinson, Susie 91,108,131,146 Hutton, Peggy 108,131 Hutton, Mike 63,82,161 Hutton, Rick 108,166 lkerd, Jeff 66,82,153 Ikerd, Susie 167 lncollingo, Larry 161 Incollingo, Lisa 130 Ingalls, Jim 167 Ingalls, Sally 167 Ingalls, Susie 167 Inman, Jack 131 Inman, Tim 77,167 Ira, Frank 64,82,161 Ira, Remona 131 Isom, Karen 131 Isom, Tracy 153 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Cathie M. 22,90,131 Jackson, , Cathy A. 131 ,Janice 161 ,Jim 66,80,153 ,John 167 , Mike 168 Jacobs, Morris 108,167 J arrard, Dave 153 Jean, Carolyn 167 Jean, Dana 131 Jenkins, Gary 161 Jenkins, Kevin 167 Jenkins, Mark 167 Jennings, Charles 161 Jennings, Steve 171 Jewel, Lois 161 Johnson, Charles 45,167 Johnson, Chris 89,132,179 Johnson, Jan 79 Johnson, Jay 79,153 Johnson, Kathy 75,161 Johnson, Wayne 104,161 Jones, Linda 132 Jones, Steve 161 Jones, Susie 153 Kaffenberger, Joe 172 Kasting, Peter 98,108,161 Kasting, Richard 99,153 Keller, Ann 94,160,161 Keller, Connie 104,118,132 Kendall, Mark 56,153 Kern, David 132 Kern, Debbie 167 Kern, Kathy 108,161 Kern, Patricia 167 Kern, Sherri 104,161 Kern, Teresa 167 Key, Martha 108,153 Kimmel, Dwight 161 King, Adina 132 King, Doris 153 King, Mary 168 King, Tim 64,82,161 Kirkman, Marilyn 168 Kirkman, Scott 168 Kline, Marsha 108,168 Kneisel, Vicki 108,168 Knight,Janet 161 Kopp, Susan 153 Kopsho, Steve 132 Krenke, .lan 132 Kresser, Susan 104,133 Kruse, Sam 168 Kruchten, Chuck 153 Kuster, Dee 104,161 Kyme, George 168 Lake, Larry 168 Lambert,William 168 Lance, Debbie 172 Langely, Pam 153 Lannon, Vicki 153 Lasley, Mike 63,161 Lawmaster, Richard 104,133 Leach,Jane 153 Leahy, .1 ohn 144 Leahy, Paula 133 Lee, Dinah 153 Lemen, Linda 133 Leman, Bucky 161 Lemons, David 168 Leonard, Gari 153 Lessig, Juanita 161 Lessig, Linda 161 Lewis, Bob A. 153 Lewis, Brenda 108,126,133 Lewis, Darlene 168 Lewis, Hillard 77,168 Lewis, Scott 161 Lewis, Sharon 134 Lewis, Sheila 104,153 Little, Debbie 108,168 Little, Jackie 168 Livingston, Bob 134 Lockenour, John 168 Long, Doug 168 Long, Jim 153 Louden, Terry 134 Love, Larry 156 Love, Lee Anne 168 Lowry, Kathy 161 Lowery, Morrell 56,59,82,134 Student Index Luallen, Poll 168 Ludlow, Neld,a 172 Luttrell, Cathy 161 Lynch, Evon 168 Lynch, Tony 153 Lyons, Marsha 153 McCart, Chris 154 McCart, Michael 168 McDaniel, Mark 161 McDonald, Debbie 168 McDonald, Mary 154 McFarland, Joyce 154 McGinnes, Brad 172 McGregor, Scott 154 McIntyre, Gary 154 McIntyre, Terry 168 McKinney, Danny 168 McKinney, Norma 168 McKnight, Susan 104,135 McLemore, Cindy 168 McSoley, Pat 77,114,172 MacDonald, Gene 156 Magill, Luci 134 Magill, Tim 161 Magruder, Debbie 107,108,161 Magruder, Linda 107,108,134 Magnus, Gayle 168 Manis, Patrick 77,168 Manning, Connie 161 Mapes, Scott 63,74,82,161 Marley, Kathy 108,134 Marley, Roger 82,108,161 Marshall, Kim 168 Martin, Carol 104,153 Martin, Gail 153 Martin, Joe 168 Martin, Rhonda 168 Martis, Lorrie 134 Mastin, David 108 Mathews, Susanna 104,161 Matlock, Mike 135 Matson, Ann 88,135 Matson, Sarah 168 Maxwell, Gerry 135 Maxwell, J ack 63,161 May, Dan 172 May, Jack 172 May, Jack D. 135,137 Medlock, Becky 135 Medlock, Debbie 154 Medlock, Nancy 154 Medlock, Robin 168 Meadows, Debbie 154 Meadows, Lana 161 Melvin, William 171 Merrell, Brian 154 Merrell, Phil 161 Michael, Teresa 136 Mikels, Georgette 136 Mikels, Lisa 169 Mikels, Valerie 104,136 Miller, Debbie 161 Miller, Jennifer l8,88,136 Miller, Carolyn 154 Mills, Phyllis 169 Miracle, Dan 77,172 Mitchell, Brenda 136 Mitchell, Ed 154 Mitchell, Kathy 150,154 Mitchell, Rick 161 Moffitt, Donna 169 Mollet, Jim 56,8O,136 Mollet, Linda 94,169 Mooneyham, Diane 18,104,136 Moore, Riki 154 Moore, Tyree 63,161 Morgan, Marilyn 144 Morris, Carolyn 161 Morris, Dave 136 Morris, Donna 169 Morrison,Jed 161 Morrison, Sandy 161 Morrow, Anne 75,161 Mosier, Larry 74,161 Mosley, Mary 162 Mullis, Mike 108,162 Mullis, Terry 82,154 Mundy, Danny 136 Mundy, Dixie 169 Murphy, Howard 162 Murphy, Mike 98,150 Myers, Cynthia 169 Myers, Donna 163 Myers, Lou Ann 108 Myers, Ruth M. 169 Myers, Susan 108,169 Neeley, Diana 169 Neeley, Merle 136 Nichols,Jeannie 169 Nicholson 98,154 Nickless, Paula 162 Nordoff, Mark 169 Norman, Dale 169 Norman, Dee 154 Norman, Rhonda 162 Norman, Scotty 162 Norman, Terry 142 Oakley, Mike 162 Oakley, Sylvia 137 O'Brien, Dennis 162 O'Brien, Martha 154 Ohl,Jeff 162 Ohl, Steve 137 ' Olson, Ric 154 Olson, Susan 137 O'Neal, Mary Beth 154 Orr, Shannon 137 Osborne, Teresa 154 Overstreet, Mike 154 Owen, Mark 56,92,154 Owen, Nancy 137 Owen, Tina 154 Owens, Beth 137,108 Owens, Eddie 64,74-,82,162 Owens, Nancy 169 Pace, Jesse 162 Padgett, Fred 169 Paledino, Cathy 169 Pannell, Toni 104,154 Parish, Kathy 169 Parsons, Rhonda 154 Payne, Sandy 169 Payne, Steve 137 Pearson, Steve 79,162 Peck, Regina 169 Pennington, Jack 154 Pennington, Joan 138 Pentzer, Charles 138 Perry, Aimee 75,162 Perry, Ellen 138 Perr , Mark 56,66,82,154 Pershing, John 154 Peterson, Mark 104, 138 Peterson, Steve 162 Petrie, Cindy 162 Petrie, Kathy 104,154 Phillips, Agnes 169 Phillips, Bernie 154 Phillips, Connie 162 Phillips, Patty 162 Phipps, Donna 169 Pickens, Joe 56,154 Pierce, Leona 154 Pierce, Mark 82, 162 Pierce, Robbie 138 Pinnick, Steve 73,80,156 Pipher, Carol 104,162 Plummer, Bill 118,138 Plummer, Mary 108,169 Polk, Scott 138 Prush, Leslie 154 Quackenbush, Beth 104,162 Quackenbush, Martha 108,162 Quackenbush, Pat 108,162 Quackenbush, Patsy 138 Quackenbush, Phil 154 Quackenbush, Randy 138 Quinn, Marian 169 Rach, Carol 104,138 Ragsdale, Rita 73,104,154 Ralston, Grag 155 Ramey, Donna 169 Ramey, Tom 169 Ramsey, Kelly 155 Rariden, Marsha 164,169 Rariden, Stewart 118,138,147 Ray, Elizabeth 162 Ray, Steve 155 Reath, Alice 169 Reckelhoff, Steve 169 Reed, Patty 169 Reynolds, Charles 171 Reynolds, Lee Ann 104,139 Reynolds, Randy 162 Reynolds, Ronnie 56,82,156 Reynolds, Sheila 162 Reynolds, Vonda 155 Richardson, Jane 169 Ridge, Fred 139 Ridge, Lee Ann 169 Rile, Charlotte 162 Risen, Mark 77,172 Risen, Susan 155 Roach, Ed 162 Robbins, Dale 63,74,82,163 Robbins, Kevin 56,66,155,173 Robbins, Mike 74,82,162 Robbins, Nelda 169 Robbins, Susie 107,108,156 Robbins, Terry 162 Robbins, Wayne 125,139 Roberts, Cindy 108,162 Roberts, Jill Roberts, Mike 169 Roberts, Randy 63,74-,162 Roberts, Robin 169 Roberts, Scott 104,113,162 Robinson, Bill 162 Robinson, Mike 170 Rominger, Gayle 162 Root, Cheryl 170 Root. Rick 139 Root, Sherry 139 Root, Terry 170 Ross, Mark 139 Ryan, Denise 170 Rynders, Ronnie 63,162 Sager, Janie 170 Salmon, Danny 139 Salz, Katheryn 162 Sanders, Kenneth 170 Sanders, Marylin 140 Sanders, Mike Sanders, Steve 170 Sanders, Sherri 155 Student Index Scherschel, Ann 108,170 SCllCl'SCll8l,J6HI'l 162 Scherschel, Kim 108,164,170 Scherschel, Mathew 108,155 Schmidt, Joe 155 Schmidt, Nancy 170 Schneider, Diane 170 Schoolcraft, Tom 56, 58, 140 Schroeder, ,lim 108, 170 Schulz, Anne 108, 155 Schulz, Eric 82,139,140 Scofield, Peggy 162 Sears, David 143 Sears, Rozella 155 Sears, Vivian 170 Sebright, Cathy 170 Semancik, Renita 140 Shaw, Steve 35,431,140 Sherrill, Timothy 108,155 Shields, Doug 64,170 Shipman, Robin 64,170 Shook, Jill 170 Short, Julie 170 Silvers, Robbie 143 Simmerntan, Linda 155 Simmons, Bob 155 Sims, Kendall 170 Senger, Diane 162 Sipes, Bob 170 Sipes, Cindy 104,108,155 Sherrill, Bob 162 Skeen, Judy 108,156 Skeen, Kathy 170 Slate, John 104,112,141 Slate, Judy 170 Smith, Alvin 141 Smith, David 155 Smith. Greg 108,155 Smith, J an 56,59,66,67,69,71,141 Smith, Lana 162 Smith, Otha 170 Snow, Bobbi 108,143 Snow, Jerry 28,66,108,156 Snyder, Laurie 170 Snyder, Lisa 73,155 Sohlstrom, Mathew 99,104,143 Solmes, Kemuel 155 South, Sharon 141 Southern, Darrell 155 Southern, Susan 162 Southern, Tony 142 Sowder, Mike 89,99,141 Speer, Ruth 170 Spinks, Becky 170 Spore, Cora 24,104,141 Spreen, Becky 155 Staggs, Debbie 104,155 Stanley, Greg 56,58,141 Stapleton, Carla 162 Stapp. ,lim 74,162 Stapp. Scott 63,82,108,162 Starr, Trena 107,108,155 Stevens, Randy 104,162 Stevens, Reita 104,144 Stewart, Grant 156 Stewart, Linda 162 Stewart, Lola 170 Stillman, Tim 142 Stiles, Paul 56,59,143 Stiles, Steve 56,155 Stipp. Claudia 170 StiPP, Robert 80,153 Stocton, Debra 170 Strawn, William 153 Streich, ,ludy 162 . Strosnider, Lee Ann 170 Stultz, Nancy 104,153 Sullivan, Doug 153 Super, Don 153 Super, Sandy 170 Super, Sheila 162 Sweet, Steve 154 Swenson, Kathie 153 Sykes, Greg 170 TaPP, Rae Ann 108,144 Tatom, Connie 155 Tatom, Phillip 144 Taylor, Jackie 170 Taylor, J im 56,59,66,69,70,79 139 144 Taylor, Rick 155 Teague, C. Wayne 155 Teegon, Kenneth 170 Terry, Ken 77,79,170 Terry, Pat 28,143 Terry, Vicki 104,112,144 TeWalt, .lay 28,162 Tharp, Dan 64,82 Thomas, Greg 108,171 Thompson, Brian 171 Thompson, Debbie 171 Thorne, Patsy 104,156 Thorne, Sheila 102,162 Thorne, Tom 64,82,104,162 Thurman, Rhonda 156 Tincher, Kathy 143 Tindal, Becky 73,144 Tindal, Wes 79,162 Tirey, Patty 104,162 Todd, Sharon 162 Toliver, J eff 109,142 Tomlin, Debbie 156 Torplty, Roxanne 163 Torphy, Susie 156 Towle, Jerry 109,163 Trester, ,I oe 156 Trezek, Karen 26,92,163 Trezek, Kris 171 Trowbridge, Carol 171 Trowbridge, Etta 163 Trueblood, Suellen 163 Tucker, Karen 163 Tucker, Phyllis 140 Turner, Kent 163 Turner, Pam 108,171 Turpin, Danny 172 Turpin,Jeff 172 Tyre, Faye 163 Tyree, Linda 143 Uhl, Mark 77,171 Uhl, Steve 74,156 Umphress, Jim 104,163 Underwood, Carol 108,119 Underwood, Dennis 163 Underwood, James 171 Underwood, john 109,163 VanNorman, Debbie 156 Vaughn, Nora 108,171 Vaughn, Tom 109,171 Vaught, Rick 136 Vaught, Sharon 156 Vergon, Tammy 163 Vitkoski, Kathy 163 Wagner,Jill 171 Wagoner, Charles 25,163 Waldon, Carol 171 Walker, Danny 171 Walker, J on 56,132,156 Walker, Pat 108,163 Walker, Susie 156 Walls, Eric 156 Walls, Sally 171 Walters. Charles 156 Walton. Kathy 156 Wathen, Becky 171 Wathen, Vicki 163 Watson, Katrina 163 Watson, Rhonda 163 Watterson. Linda 172 Way, Betty 171 Way. J im 156 Way. Mark 163 Webb, Brenda 156 Webb, Carol 163 Webster, Doug 171 Webster, Raymond 143 Weddle. Bill 171 Wvelder, Dave 171 Weldon, Kay 171 Wellman, Mike 163 Wentworth. Jerry 108.143 . .lp , ..t 1 Student Index Westerlield, Mark 172 We-yer. ,lane 163 Wt-yer, Jean 163 White. Monty 156 Yvhite, Vicki 163 Williams, Charlotte 171 Williams. Debbie 156 Williamson, Mark 156 Williamson, Mike 143 Wilson. Dorothy 156 Xvilson, Joe 172 Xvilson. Robert 172 Winegar, Terry 104 Winston, Charlotte 156 Winston, Howard 56.59 Winston, james 82,163 Wiseman. .lanet 156 Wvoltllleld. Scott 156 Wood, Patti 108,156 Woodward, Greg 108.163 Woodward, Vicki 156 W ray,,I oe 163 Wyatt, Mike 156 Wycoff, Dudley 133 York, Shannon 152,156 Young, Donna 156 Young, Jo Anne 104-.133 .66.67.69.7 1 .82.143 Zink, Lucy 88,100,135 Zollman,,Iohn 109,156 Zukunft. Mike 171 FOUI' years is a long time -too long to forget. We look around and ask -where did it go? We worked, we played -but for four years? Then we look the other way -into tomorrow. Suddenly we,re not so tall as we thought we were And not so smart. But we Hnd that somehow We learned a decisive lesson at Bedford: something we wouldnlt have had without teachers and administration, without our fellow students -a direction into that uncertain tomorrow It can never be so dark again Though the world may change and the times change and we change. 1 Senior Pioneer Members Farewell The memories of this past year have now been recorded, published, and bound into what we hope is a typical picture of happ times in B.H.S. To make this 200 page book a color-filled remembrance, it took many devoted people. The Pioneer Staff would lik to extend their utmost appreciation to everyone who was connected with making the 1969 Pioneer a successful yearbook. We woul especially like to thank Mr. W. F. Butherus for his helpful ideas and suggestions on the general appearance of the book, the Interl Collegiate Press for the copying and printing, Mr. Owen Roberts and Roberts Studio for their professional touch in our Senior an A underclass pictures and informal shots, and the administration and faculty for their understanding and assistance as we interrupted classes to take these pictures. Last of all, we would like to give special recognition to our sponsor, Mr. Byron Buker, for his time advise, and patience. We appreciate not only the hours that he spent on the yearbook, but also, as manager of the stockroom for this basketball concession stands. Yve end this book hoping that we have successfully reflected 1969 in a way which will always picture your image of Bedford High School for years to come. 200 x -...Mm i Ns.. -. ff fx vie X - - 'i X I V A . , , as A gg .5 k,,, . :., .. : . . R f qggif it A it I 1 gjhs-MLDQ G,-af! 'D W WIN. 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