Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1974 volume:

UNION ACADEMY SUSQUECENTENNIAL 1824-1974 BELLEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL BELLEVILLE, NEW YORK THE TOWER’74 SENIORS PERSONNEL UNDERCLASSMEN TABLE OF CONTENTS GRADES ACTIVITIES SENIORS Anna Lowry (Bowman), Sam Peters. Hazel Hungerford, Prin. Lockhart, Ethel Martin (Hodge), Roy Algate, Mildred Littlefield, Harry Jones. Carrie Paul, Harry Viets, Arthur Austin, Bessie Scott (Parsons), Boyd Gilbert, Hiram Pope, May Matteson (Carpen- ter), Frank Niles, Roy Cooley, Will Paul, Nina Coleman, Nelson Smith, Alta Whitcomb. Class of “64” L. Gorton, N. Woodall, B. Phillips, S. Tano, V. Cough, L. Seamans, K. Joslyn, K. Richmond, N. Henry. D. Hess, E. Allen, J. Creighton, N. David. L. Young. P. Pratt, T. Joslyn, J. Thomas, D. Petrie. P. Giddings. L. Clark, D. Fulton, G. Moreton, L. Dyer, L. Hunter, J. Cobb, A. Widrick, D. Tumbole. 5 Class Favorites Most Athletic Most Versatile Trouble-Makers THE SENIOR PLAY THE CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE On November 3 and 4 the class of 1974 presented a three-act comedy entitled “Her Adorable Imp.” The play was centered around a normal 17-year-old girl Jeanie, who suddenly became “accident prone.” Every- thing started to happen when she was around: books fell off the library shelves in school; desks and chairs toppled over in the classroom; coke glasses fell off the shelf at the snack bar; lights and the television set went off and on, puzzling every- one, including neighbors, friends and even Jeanie’s parents. Things got so bad that George (Jeanie’s father) called in a psychiatrist but she couldn’t help because Jeanie said that she actually saw a strange little green man in her bed- room staring at her. Finally Jeanie was saved from all these ‘vicious’ people by Dr. Heisenger, a parapsychologist who un- derstood the whole problem. According to him, the whole trouble lay in the existence of a poltergeist from a family an- cestor, whose picture hung on the living room wall. It was only after the poltergeist was returned to the picture that normalcy returned to the Pfieffer household. The play had an unusual and exciting plot, something a little different in the line of entertainment from previous senior plays. It proved successful and received many compli- ments from the audience both nights. It netted the class $450, and it marked Mrs. Smith’s ninth year of directing the Senior Play. The class owes her and the custodial staff a debt of gratitude. Jeanie Pfieffer Debbie Stoodley George Pfieffer David Lunman Sarah Pfieffer Gail Smith Danny Pfieffer Mike Brasie Midge Beverly LaVere Shiela Debbie White Mrs. Robinson Cynthia Widrick Dr. Fredericks Jean Bertram Dr. Heisenger Douglas Shelmidine Sergeant Macaffey Jeffery Corron Tommy Ted Frawley Marion Wright Wendy Corron Joe Claymore Gary Sikes Prompter Mary Smith Stage Director Lindsay Clarck Crew Jack McCormick Luther Gillette Make-up Ms. Lila Bull Rhonda Gibbs Liz Davis Mrs. Smith Director Mrs. Smith Student Directors Beverly Babcock Melinda Fuller “Her Adorable Imp” David Lunman Vice-President 13 Rhonda Sue Gibbs Becky Sue Palmer Wayne Sidmore Charles Price 14 13 SENIOR ACTIVITIES GAIL LEE SMITH “Krimp” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,•4; Honor Society 3,4; Tower Staff; Cheerleading 23,4; Senior Play; Volleyball, Basket- ball. Tennis, Ping Pong, Softball, Track, Bowling 1,2,3,4, Majorettes 2,3,4. DAVID LUNMAN “Huge” Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Track 3,4; Se- nior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4. JAROL DAVID LAKE “Jarol” Cheerleading l,2,3;Band 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3;Tennis 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Softball 1,2,3; Vocational 3,4; Bowling 2,3; Class Officer, 4. DOUGLAS SHELMEDINE “Don” Football 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3.4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council President 4; State F.F.A. Officer 4. BEVERLY BABCOCK “Babbles” Volleyball 4; Student Council 4; Senior Play; Vocational 3,4. JEAN BERTRAM “Bert” Cheerleading 3; Chorus 1; Tennis 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,23.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 133,4; Bowling 4; Senior Play. MIKE BRAS1E “Mike” Senior Play; Band 1,2; Bowling 133; Vocational 3,4. BARBARA ANN BULLUCK “Barb Bowling 1 33,4; Student Council 1,3; Band 1,2,3; Youth Corps 3,4. ARTHUR CAMPBELL “Barry Track 1; Choir 1,2,3; Vocational 4; Volleyball 1,2; Basket- ball I. LEA GWEN CHAMBERLAIN “Lee-La” Majorettes 1,2,3; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 4; Track 3;4;Softball 2,3,4. LINDSAY CLARK “Pencil” Basketball 1,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Soccer 3.4; F.F.A. 3,4; Baseball 3,4. SALLY ANN CLARK “Camiel” Soccer 1; Softball 1; Volleyball 1; Vocational 3,4. JEFF CORRON “Polar Bear” Band 1; Baseball 3; Vocational 3,4. WENDY LOU CORRON “Mona” Cheerleading 4; Senior Play; Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Soccer 4; Basketball 3,4; Bowling 4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Track 3,4;Tower Staff 4. ELIZABETH ANNE DAVIS “Luscious” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1; Vocational 3,4. DORENE E. DEPTUCH “Deptuch” Vocational 3,4. TED FRAWLEY “Fred” Basketball 1,2,3,4;Tennis 3,4;Cross Country l,2,4;Track 1 2,3,4. 16 MELINDA ANNE FULLER “Windy” Volleyball 3; Senior Play; Vocational 3,4. LUTHER GILLETTE “Dick” Basketball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 3. RHONDA SUE GIBBS Gibber” Tower Staff; Vocational 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1.2,3,4. NOEL LANGWORTHY “Youngblood” Football 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY JANE LAVERE ”Beav” Senior Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Bowl- ing 3,4. JACK McCORMICK “Birdman” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,4; F.F.A. 3,4. BECKY SUE PALMER “Bisque” Vocational 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Softball 3,4. CHARLES PRICE “Fish” Baseball 2,4; Vocational 3,4. PAUL SHEAR “Ollie” Bowling 1,2,3,4; Vocational 3.4. WAYNE SIDMORE “ Percy” Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; Vocational 3.4. GARY SIKES “Jake T. Beaver” Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Soccer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2: Band 1,2,3.4;Chorus 1,2,3,4. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH “Mary” Chorus 1; Volleyball 1; Bowling I; Vocational 3,4; Senior Play. BILL SPEARANCE “Lips” F.F.A. 2,3,4; Vocational 3,4. DEBORAH ANN STOODLEY “Buck” Tower Staff; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Senior Play; Soccer 1,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Bowling 1,3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3; Vocational 3; Flag Twirling. TOMMY VanB ROCK LIN ‘Tommy” Tower Staff 3; Chess; Vocational 3,4. DEBRA BELLE WHITE “Debby” Tower Staff: Senior Play; Student Council 2.4; Flag Twirling; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Vocational 3; Class Of- ficer 2. CYNTHIA ANN WIDRICK “Moose” Chorus 1,3,4; Class Secretary 1,2; Senior Play; Volleyball 4. 17 Class History of 1974 Class Colors: Lilac Purple Class Flower: The class of 1974 walked through the halls of UAB to Kindergarten in the fall of 1961. Compared to the present class number of 34, the starting enrollment con- sisted of 52. Through the years, some classmates have left. During the Freshman year the class earned almost S50 at its first record hop. The Sophomore record hop brought $75. For a change, as Juniors the class decided to earn money with hard labor;a car wash was the answer. The $100 was well earned except for a few streaks on Mrs. Millers car. Our casualties amounted to a few electrical jolts to vacuumers who worked without fail throughout the rain, not to mention the after effects of killer colds. As Juniors the group was given permis- sion to organize and produce two dances. The first dance netted Si25; the second SI00. The class also sold food in the cafeteria at home basketball games. During this year nearly half of the class boarded a bus at 11:30 to attend Vo- cational School. It was this factor which brought about differences during the Se- nior Year. As Seniors, the group became more mature and differences were sought to be reconciled. This year the class held three dances, each netting nearly $100 per dance. Again food was sold at five home basketball games. The biggest money making project was the Senior Play entitled “Her Adorable Imp” which netted S530. Along with all the money-making factors, eight members of the class went to Jefferson Community College enrolled as college students for English or Introduc- tory Psychology. This was a worthwhile experience which we recommend to future classes. It’s been a great year to remember with memories happening so fast. Al- though soon we’ll pack our books and leave UAB, we’ll go knowing we’ve had a great start in life. Forget-Me-Nots Class Motto: “I Think Therefore I Am.” PERSONNEL Board and Faculty G. Zehr, B. Parsons, E. Eckcr, W. Whitley, D. Shelmidine, N. Lunman Absent: G Cough S. Dims, S. Dwyer, B. Tyner, D. Loomis, J. Fulton, M. Simonton, W. Eastman, N. Cobb, M. Remington, L. Hunneyman, D. Bundy, M. Roberts, K. Kelly 20 S VanDusen, D. Maurer, A. Smith, M. Doud, fc. Ecker, M. Keck.G. LaLonde, S. Rasbach, G. Harrington. J. Barnard, D. Dodge M. Baer, E. Miller, M. Whitley, P. Ormsby, J. Far- quhar, S. LaLonde, E. Richards, D. Timmons, R. Coons, J. Crouch, W. Wood B. Goodwin, L Lee, A. Zehr, K. Jones, K. Mc- Lear, N. Weaver 21 Charles Theodore Carter October 23, 1958-June 23, 1973 Charles came to Belleville from his former place of residence in Sandy Creek. He was very active in school sports, including basketball, soccer and cross-country. Outside of school he was busy helping his family on the pa- per route and found time to do some snowmobiling for recreation. Charles valued his friends and his lamily greatly and was willing to help anyone, but took nothing in return. He obtained a perfect attendance rec- ord his last three years of school. Charles was known to his friends as Chuck. His warm personality and cheerful ways are greatly missed by his family and throughout the halls of Union Academy. Dedication The Senior Class of 1974 is proud to dedicate its year- book to Union Academy of Belleville in honor of 150 years of existence. The building of Union Academy was inspired by Josh- ua Bradley, who told residents of Belleville that a building re- placing the log cabin used for a school would attract more people to Belleville. The people thus set about building Union Academy. Giles Hall contributed the land, and various people of the town contributed materials and time into the construction of a building. Enrollment of the first year of Union Academy was 34 students, under Principal George W. Eaton. In 1845 the Bell Tower was contributed by the trustees of three Belleville churches: The Presbyterian Church, The Methodist Church, and The Baptist Church. An addition was built to meet the rising enrollment in 1882. The park was given by Frederick Williams. Mr. Norris Shepardson established the Endowment Fund, and a list of all the contributors to the fund are listed in the Book of Memories. On January 29, 1923, Union Academy burned; how- ever, the people were determined to start again. On Septem- ber 6, 1924, a school costing S 105,000 was erected. In 1935 the southeast wing was built. At this time, the Bell Tower was moved to its former location. In 1966, a mechanical bell was installed for the residents of Belleville. Mr. Edward Mar- telle was the principal at this time. In 1943 Woodville children were brought to Union Academy, and in 1945 Ellisburg children were also included in the consolidation. The northwest addition was built in 1954-1955 when Mr. Ernest Shaad was principal, and some renovations were made to balance the new facilities. In 1962 it was necessary to convert a house on Acad- emy Street into two classrooms. The classes which presently occupy it are kindergarten and sixth grade. Union Academy is unique in that its history is one built on pride by the people of Belleville who placed educa- tion of their children in high esteem. With this strong, in- spiring influence, surely Union Academy of Belleville will re- main for years to come. ALMA MATER- by Phila Butler Bowman Smith There’s a place we call Old Union-a spot our hearts hold dear. Though our feet in paths afar from her may roam: There’s a hand outstretched to guide us to ways of truth and right. There’s a loving voice that calls her children home. CHORUS: Then hail to thee. Old Union though we be far or near, Our hearts will cry, 'Thou art our mother yet!” Thy loving precepts ever Inspire our souls to right; We may leave thee, but we never shall forget. Here within the minds fair garden, We learned to sow the seed That shall spring to fruitage 'neath our eager eyes. Here we laid foundations lowly. Beneath thy watchful eye. For the temples that immortal shall arise. 23 School Staff H. Eastman, J. Bowman R. Remington, F. Bovee, E. Vann Absent: G. Leepy B. Stoodley, H. Brown, O. Rohde, S. Abbott, J. Fulkerson L Giddings, A. Loomis, K. Hodge, J. Abbott E. Golding, B. Munson, A. Loomis, V. Rogers UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors M. Hodge, C. Keck, L. Otis, D. MeGrew, B. Bulluck, A. Perry, S. Peterson. D. Lunman, L Perry, L Hough. B. La Vere. T. Williams, T. Dack, S. Clark, L Savage. C. Fill hart, D. Cobb, B. Barney, D. lor rester, D. Simmons, C. Poor. M. Abbott, S. Staie, D. Mullin. L. Gutierrez, R. Kittleson, B. Ormsby, A. Tamblin, F. Stevens, P. Curtiss, M. Carter, W. Reynolds, M. Gleason, M. Cooley, J. Rogers, J. Frawley, S. Stockwell, J. Zehr, W. Schomp, J. Mowers, B. Murdie. Sophomores M. Cobb, R. Corron, B. Shelmidine, D. Tario, B. Peebles, N. Petrie, M. Morales, T. VanBrocklin. M. Abbott. D. Loomis. R. I lagg, D. Otis, M. Brown, D. Barney, K. Browning, K. Groff, I. Goodfricnd, D. Mose, B. Stoodley, S. Morales. G Mul- lin, G Groff, W. Hutchinson, D. Limer, B. Moore, S. Souva, T. Herron, A. Everleigh, L. Woodall. A. Tamblin, K. McDuf- fie. K. Lake, K. Lake, P. fuller, T. Mullin, T. Shelmedinc, P. Schomp. S. Dack, J. Arsons, P. Cummings, C. Ackley, G. Bolton, T. VanBrocklin. J. Bettinger, A. Towels. D. Hutchinson, D. Forrester, P. Kristiansen. B. Reardon, R. Eastman, S. Williams. K. Lake, Sec.; J. ftirsons, Pres.;G. Bolton, V. Pres.;R. Eastman, Treas. T. White. P. Hough. M. Cough. D. Groff, T. Crandall. T. Gibbs, D. Staie. J. Rogers, L. Race, M Redden, D. Perry, K. Mullin, M Armstrong. G. Widrick, C. Cough, L. Vrooman, M. Curtiss, M. Bertram. K. Herron, L. Hudson, D. Lont. V. Alyes, D. Forrester, M. Simonton, M. Herron. B. Ormsby.T. Lake, T. Dack. D. Kastman, G. Cough. J. Everliegh.G. Klingensmith. E. Parker, R. Remington. J. Zoller, D. Patterson. M. Trivett. M. Eastman. D. Smith. J. Rogers, Treas.; T. White, V-Pres.; T. Dack, Sec. K. Mullin. Pres. Freshmen R Kittleson. P. Shear. I). Simmons, L. Savage, S. Staie. C. Mullin, E. Davis, S. Souva. W. Reynolds, B. Reardon. M. Brasie, M. Smith, S. Kiblin, A. Tamblin. B Murdie.C. Price, P. Eullcr, M. Gleason. L. Durham. D. Patterson. W. Sidmore, J. Lake. W. Spearance, S. Clark, B. Palmer, B. Camp- bell. B Babcock. T. VanBrocklin. J. Corron, R. Gibbs. D. Deptuch. Vocational Grade 8 M. Salisbury. J. Adams. D. Patterson. C. Salisbury, D. Zchr, C Bolton, E. Finney, R. McGrcw, M. Towles, R. Worthing- ton. T. Redden. T. Palmer, M. Cobb, G Roge . D. Williams. J. Tibbies, L. Wright. S. Qandall.G. Lunman. R. Eastman. T. Streeter. G White. S. Herron, K. Shelmidine, T. Campbell, P. Gleason, J. Fillhart, D. Hudson, G Elmer, S. Race, D. Davis. L. Simonton. B. Ormsby, M. Browning. M. Kristiansen. E. Perry, J. Barnard. E. Ackley. P. Hess, T. Kittleson, J. Parsons, D. Shelmidine. 11 Brown, B. Graffin, G. Rogers, B. Abbott, M. Payne, J. Gilcrest, J. Berry, M. Barney, D. Hough. G Bolton, V. Pres.; L. Langworthy, Sec.-Trcas.; B. Ormsby, H. Hough. C. Morales, K. Smith. K. Davis. I . Millard, M. Sugden, D. Simmons, Win. Peterson. K. Smith. M. Bond. J. I owler, P. Smith. M. Parker, N. Newkirch, B. Bulluck, S. Dick. K. Baker, G. Lee, S. Finney. L. Curtiss, T. Spcarancc, J. Williams, D. Stoodlcy, M. Brasie, E. Rohde, T. Elmer, Wm. Cooley, E. Wright, T. Richmond. D. I ulkerson. C Henry, D. La Gray. R. Gark, B. Cummings. T. Slye, J. Stockwell, T. Brown. J. Smith. D. Clark. R. Sid more, K. Nevinger. R. Zehr. N. Keller, C. Trowbridge. B. Ormsby. T. Williams. D. Remington. B. Sidmorc. K. La Gray. M. Thompson, L Gutierrez, G. Rohde, G. Rogers. Grade 7 Special Education (ARC) D. Denner, S. Rogers, K. St. Louis, W. Gibbs, R. Lont, G Donovan. C. Barney, G. Gotham, J. 14c- Graw, J. Gibbs, S. Lont. D. Race, C. Ackley, D. Cousins. W. Pebbles, D. Lont. J. Lngland, D. Hutchinson, W. Zehr, P. Gibbs. Absent: M. Worthington, D. Ripple, M. Hutchinson. 32 GRADES J. Cough, M. Sugden, P. Frawley, R. Lewis, E. Eveleigh, R. Hudson L. Worthington, P. Hutchinson, D. Dickenson, M. East- man, M. Lee, S. Abbott, E. Gibbs, A. Eastman. P. Millard C. Vann, D. Slye, B. Moore, K. A. Smith, E. Mullin. J. Greene, K. Kellar, C. Henry. N. Cobb Grade 6 R. Bulluck, W. Farman, S. Hutchinson, B. Groff, P. Bond J. Parks. L. Barney, J. Lake, S. Veley. J. Williams, S. La- Marche. B. LaVere Mr. Hunneyman. J. Peterson. J. Vann, P. Riley. J. Dickinson. R Eastman. M Taylor, M Reming- ton, J. Fulkerson. Absent: C. Kohl. L. Langworthy, W. Neukirch. M. Tibbies. W. Worthington 34 S. Salisbury, F. Lee, T. Farman, J. Whitley, J. Peebles, D. Forrester, G. Smith, L. Parks, R. Groff, C. Schwing, J. Cough, D. Curtiss, D. Bulluck, S. Fenn, T. Hall, T. Widrick. E. Goss, T. Dack, J. Brown. D. Simmons, M. Ackley, J. Worthing- ton, K. Zehr, D. Patterson, T. Gleason, H. Herron, B. Moore, R. Sugden, J. Finney Grade 5 J. Elmer, A. Fowler, M. Zehr, S. Parsons, L. Peterson, C. Palmer, R. Redway, S. Petrie, S. Moreton, J. Eastman, K. El- mer, D. Qark, T. Cobb, M. Ackley, K. Davis, D. fotterson, R. Williams, C. Nohle, M. Neukirch, E. Dodge, R. Larmon, F. Mose, S. Mellon, D. Forrester, R. Eastman, J. Taylor, S. Parker Absent T. Turner, J. Parks, T. Liscomb Forrester. D., Dickinson, D., Stoodley, C, Nohle, J., Cooley, L., Piper, A., Smith, F.. Elmer, S., Lee, R., Dodge, C„ Stevens, B„ Turner, P., Alberry, S., Gallaher, G., Lont, B., Moore, B., Zoller, C, Henry, C„ Fillhart, K.. Kohl, WM Curtiss, J., Moreton, J., Zehr, D., Perry, D. Grade 4 36 Fenn, M., Tamblin, S„ Worthington. A., Gibbs, W.. Kittelson, C., Cobb, C. Ryan, D., Presley, R., La Marche, C., Hed- ger, G, Carter, V., Kellar, B., Nohle, J., Towles. G„ Gorton, P., Dickinson, K.. Claflin, M., Taylor, W., Whitley, J., Fletcher, G., Barney, J., Lake, J„ Shelmidine, J„ Vann, D., Eastman, P.. Matthews, K., MacDuffie, L., Maitland. R., Kelly. K. Grade 3 ftrrry, P., Simpson, W., Widrick, M., Hogan, W., Eveleigh, B., McIntosh, M., Gilbert, T., Finney, L., Shear, L., Kris- tiansen, J.. Remington, C, Bond, L., Barney, V., Nohle, D., Henry, D., Gleason, T., Zehr. R., Eastman. W., Gros- zewski, S., Kohl, C. Vann, T., Crandrall, M., Brown, B., McGrew, J.. Bertram, L., Reynolds. D.. Matthews. S., Colwell, K., Salisbury, N., Elmer, M., Hutchinson, J., Corron, M.. Mullin, J., Dack, S.. Patterson, D.. Taylor, J., Gallaher, E., Mullin, D., Greg- ory, K. K. Ryan. J. La Marche. B. Ilagg. J. Whitley, R. Gorton. J Presley. L. Spcarancc. C. Gal la her, T. Gotham, B. Anza- lonc. M. Widrick. L Babcock. T. Campbell, C. Riley. T. I rry, D. Kohl.T. VanBrocklin, Mrs. Tyner. N. Clark, C. Maitland. G. Mullin. A. Abbott, A. Worthing- ton, K. Lewis, S. Staic. D. Patterson. R. Valley, T. Riley. M. Stevens. Mrs. l ulton. 38 Grade 1 I). Vann. C. Cooper, J. Leviker. J. Barney, l Doolittle. S. Stinson, L. Murphy, S. Hudson, M. Williams. 1 I lelchcr, T. Bovee. P. Matthews. L. Paige, K. Worthington, W. Groszewski, T. Salisbury. M. McIntosh. J. Bell. Mrs. Dwyer. W Alberry. B. Gibbs. A. Visscr. L. Paige. H. Anderson, L Murphy, S. Smith, D. Gorton. K. Brown. C Larmon, D. Schwing. M. Corron, A. Piper. Mrs. S. EUms, T. Redway. M. Simpson. T. Eastman, K. Dwyer, T. I enn. R. Abbott. 39 J. Farm an, N. Finney, M. Zehr, L. Brownyard, R. Leviker, D. Staic, M. Phillips. T. Shelmidine. R. Klingensmith. B. Vann, R. Nohlc, D. Bell, C. Gibbs, D. Finney, A. Worthington, R. Vann. J. Kersey, J. Farman. W. Corron, D. Kiblin, D. Simmons, J. Gleason. B. Campbell Absent: S. Durham. Kindergarten S. Taylor, R. Paige, S. Nevinger, G Eastman. M. Eveleigh, E. England, J. Clark. J. Babcock, A. Cobb, T. Hobbs, L. Elmer, A. Visser, R. An- derson, K. Geighton, L. Redden, K. Davis, T. Rogers, P. Hess. G Oark, D. Mullin, R. Brown, P. Jareo, C. Sprague, B. Abbott, J. Abbott, P. Parker. 40 SPORTS i i i i i •iiii'iiiiiiiiiii Hd SiS!i!! : 42 J. Rogers, J. Frawley, S. Stockwell, Coach Van Dusen, J. McCormick, T. Frawley, P. Curtiss, G. Sikes, L dark, G. Bolton, L Gutierrez, B. La- Vere, managers-G. Lunman. E. Ferry, B. Ormsby. Varsity S. Clark,G. Smith. S. Dack, M. Palmer. T. Dack. R. Eastman, mgr.. D. Lont. J. Evcrliegh, R. Cbrron, D. Staie, B. Stoodlcy, K. Browning, D. Eastman. Coach Maurer. B. Moore. M. Trevett. B. Reardon, M. Eastman, T. Lake, G Cough. Junior Varsity L Hudson, M. Curtiss, K. Mullin, W. Corron, M. Bertram. K. Lake, J. Parsons, P. Hough. K. Hall. J. Adams. B. Ormsby. T. Streeter. R. Eastman.E. Perry.T. Palmer. D. Zehr.G. Lunman. R. Zehr.N. Kellar. R. Clark, B. Sidmorc.C. Henry, T. Elmer. J. Stockwell. M. Sugden. F. Millard, R. Zehr. Jr. High Basketball Cheerleaders Mgr B Ormsby.J. Rogers. D. Bolton, L. Gutierrez. P. Curtiss, D. Barney, J. Rogers, R. Dick,Coach VanDusen, C Young, L. Clark W Sidmore, D. Lunman, D. Hall, J. Corron, M. Streeter. R. Cough. Baseball Track M. Streeter. B. Reardon, A. Everleigh. L. Gillette. L. Gutierrez, C. Young, J. Rogers. D. Lunman. G. Bolton. T. Frawley.G. Sikes S. Stockwell, J. Rogers. J. McCormick. L. DeWitt, J. F raw ley, P Curtiss. S. Rohde. B. LaVere, R. Cough, B. Stoodley, H. Good- friend. Coach VanDusen. 45 G. C°ugh. 1C Browning. B. LaVere, T Lake, D. Lake. D. Eastman. W Stoodley. D. Lont. R. Corron. B. Ormsby, (manager) J. F raw ley, D. Lunman, L. Clark, G. Sikes. B. Reardon, M. Gleason. J Rogers. A. Towles. P. Curtiss M Eastman B Moore. L. Gutierrez. Soccer Jr. High Baseball D. Staie, D. Zehr, T. Streeter,T. Palmer, J. Adams, R. Eastman. E. Perry, D. Eastman. M. Trevett, T. Cross, G. Cough, D Lont T. Dack. M Palmer. B Bulluck. A. Perry. C. Keck. M Brown. L. Vroman. D. Mose. S. Dack. C. Poor. W. Corron. B. LaVere, G. Smith. D. Stoodley, J. Bertram, B Shelmidine, J. Goodfriend. M Curtiss. D. Perry. J. Parsons, T. Dack. P. Schomp. L. Woodall. D. Tario, Miss Rasbach. Absent: B. Palmer. R. Gibbs. L. Chamberlain. Soccer Tennis P. Schomp, D. Stoodley. J. Bertram, W. Corron. Absent: V. Aylcs, G. Smith, D. Tario. S. Staie, W. Corron. J. Bertram. T. Dack, M. Palmer. L. Savage. M. Abbott, J. Parsons, W. Schomp, P. Schomp S Dack Miss Rasbach. Girls Basketball Volleyball S Dack. B. LaVere, D. Stoodley, L. Chamberlain.C. Poor. P. Schomp. j. Bertram. W Corron. T. Mullin. K. MacDuffie, K Groff D Groff L 2,trR CibbT D S OCu B« faime'-K- Uke- L « ■ D «° - A- Tamblin, R. Eastman. D. Elmer. L. Vroman. T Whi K HaM T cS. S S?at p HouT0 5' ' A M Pa'mer‘ T DaCk J ParS°n T- VanBrotklin- C. Groff. M. Cobb. Absent C Wtdrtck. S. J. Lake. T. Dack, A. Perry. W. Schomp, D. Simmons. E. Eastman. K. Lake. S. Dack, J. Parsons, B. LaVere. J. Bertram, W. Corron, P. Schomp, Miss Rasbach. Absent: B. Palmer, R. Gibbs, M. Palmer. Girls Softball Track Miss Rasbach. E. Eastman, L. Savage, J. Parsons, W. Corron. G. Smith. K. Lake, P. Frawley, J. Bertram. P. Schomp. Bowling M. Carter, M. Fuller, B. Bulluck, M. Abbott. A. Tamblin, S. Staie, L. Savage, D. Simmons. J. Bertram. D. Shelmidine, W. Corron, B. LaVere, L Gillette. C. Price, B. Bulluck, C. Poor, D. Stoodley, D. Lunman. R. Kittleson, D. Rogers, M. Gleason, D. Cobb, D. Simmons. 50 L Vroman, D. Perry, M. Abbott, T. Mullin, J. Gillcrest, P. Fuller, J. Berry, M. Bertram, M. Curtiss, K. Mullin, L. Simonton. B. Abbott. M. Browning, S. Herron. M. Brown, C. Bolton, T. Gibbs, M. Cough, C. Cough, D. Loomis, P. Hess, B. Ormsby, M. Herron, K. Lake, M. Cobb. ACTIVITIES D. Lunman, T. Williams, C. Poor. B. LaVerc, Pres.; D. White, Sec-Treas.. W. Schomp. Absent: G. Smith; V-Pres. National Honor Society Student Council D. Fulkerson. M. Sugden. C. Keck, T. Dack, Treas.; G. Lunman. D. WTiite, D. Stoodley. L. Gutierrez, T. Redden, B. Ormsby, T. Fraw ley, V-Pres.; D. Shelmidine, Pres.; T. Shelmidinc, B. Babcock, P. Schomp, L. Hudson. Absent: M. Palmer. Sec. K. Davis. J. Fowler, J. Adams, D. Simmons, D. Fulkerson, L. Curtiss, D. Stoodley. R. Shelmidine, L. Simonton, B. Ormsby, son, T. Campbell. K. Shelmidine, D. Staie, G. Lunman. D. Shelmidine, K. Smith, L. Perry, B. LaVere. P. Hess, D. Williams. C . R Sidmore. B. Bulluck, C. Henry, T. timer, B. Baker. K. Nevinger, D. Stoodley. W. Corron, K. Lake. K. MacDuflie, J. Smith, Mose. D Lunman. G. Smith, G. Sikes. L. Chamberlain. M. Bertram, J. Bettinger. M. Trevett. P. Curtiss. E. Perry, J. Barnard. 1 Goodfriend. L Hudson. D. Loomis. B. Stoodley. Mr. Crouch. Abscnt-B. Cooley. Senior Band P. Gleason, D. Hud White. M. Morales. C. Trowbridge, D. Williams, J. Majorettes Junior Band Elementary T. I arman. P. Gorton. J. Finney, B. Moore, J. Eastman, C. Schwing, D. BuUuck V Carter P. Millard. L Barney, J. Parks, J. Lake. L. Parks. J. Whitley. G. Gallaher, T. Gleason W Kohl. B. I arman. R. Bulluck. D. Patterson. M. Zehr, T. Dodge, P. Turner, B. La Vere. J. Wil- liams. A. Eastman, T. Cobb. J. Cough. E. Dodge, M. Sugdcn. F. Mose, J. Greene. R. Elast- man, J. Vann. B. Groff, C. Vann, J. Taylor, N. Cobb, M. Eastman, C. Zoller, A. Fowler Mr Qouch. L Bertram, K. Colwell, C. Remington, T. Vann, R. Lee, L Fin- ney. Mr. Qouch, A. Worthington, D. Ryan, J. Mullin, D. Mul- lin, D. Nohle, R. Presley, F. Lee, J. Whitley. G Stoodley, R. Sugdcn, R. Zehr, J. Shelmidine. R. Williams. P. Eastman. L McDuffie, J. Curtiss, D. Henry, B. Brown. K. Davis, E. linncy, J. Fowler, T. Richmond. D. Sioodlcy. M. Brasic, L. Curtiss. J. Adams, E. Millard, N. Newkirch, D. Shclmidinc. Mrs. Whitley, T. Elmer, C. Henry, K. Ncvinger, J. Smith, P. Gleason, G White, L Simon ton, R. Zehr. I . Rohde. D. Hudson, J. I illhart. T. Campbell, K. Shelmidine, M. Payne, J. Barnard, L. Gutierrez, C. Trowbridge, M. Kristenscn. N. Keller, D. Stoodley-accomp. Junior Chorus 1). Loomis. L. Hudson, M. Curtiss. L. Vroman, B. LaVcrc, D. White, C. Widnck. M. Brown. T. W hite, I . Davis. B. Shelmidine. R. Corron, D. Staic. D. Stoodley, K. Lake, S. Staic, W. Corron. C. I illhart, L. Perry, W. Hutchinson. D. Otis, K. Browning. B. Stoodley. M. Smith. G. Sikes, L. Chamberlain, M. Bertram, J. Bettingcr, S. Dack.G. Smith, M. Eastman, P. Cum- mings, T. Mullin, C. Poor, M. Hodge, G. Bolton, Mrs. Whitley. Senior C. Ackley, D. Forrester. A. Tamblin, M Abbott, L. Gillette. D. Shelmidine. L. Clark, J. McCormick. G. Cough. D. Dodge. D. Smith. D. For- rester, D. Rogers, R Eastman. J. Frawley. S. Stock well. P. Kristenson. M. Gleason. D. Remington. S. Zehr. B. Ormsby. B. LaVerc, G. Widrick. B. Ormsby, D. Forrester. G. Klingensmith. L. Durham. D. Hutchinson, D. Simmons. J. Zehr. B. Murdie, D. Patterson. W Renyolds. A. Ever- leigh, D. McGrew. FFA Chess Club B Baker. F. Stevens. D. Rogers. C. Henry. R Clark, D. McGrew. A. Everleigh, S. Zehr. M. Carter. G. Lunman. L. Lang- worthy. W. Corron, J. Bertram. B. LaVere, C. Widrick. D. White, D. Shelmidine. L. Chamberlain. Absent: G. Smith. JCC Students Library Club L. Otis, Mrs. Weaver, M. Abbott, B. BuUuck, K. Smith, T. Richmond, G. Rohde. T. Spearance. Tower Staff Seniors: R Gibbs, D. Stoodley.G. Smith. W. Corron, D. White. Juniors: S. Staie, W. Schomp.C. Poor, M. Palmer. Absent: C. Keck ARTISTS: Senior-W. Corron. Junior-C. Keck. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Senior-D. Stoodley Junior-W. Schomp TYPISTS: Senior - R. Gibbs Junior-S. Staie Yearly Candids Please coach do I have to do rescue breathing? A-HA! What??? 64 ?—y c- ? . :■