Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1967 volume:

Wahwahlanawahm ' ' MCMLX Published by the Annual Staff of Benton High School St. Joseph, Missouri I Seniors Pages 4-23 Un derclass Pages 24-63 Curriculum Pages 64-93 Sports Pages 94-115 Activities Pages 116-144 Now is the time. . J Our generation will inherit a world of prob- lems in years to come. Our forefathers have set the pace and to be able to keep up with the pace tomorrow we must prepare ourselves today. As your years in high school pass before you, you realize that time has run away from you. The long awaited moment of graduation is here. Goals you have set for your life seem almost within your reach, but, unless you grow tall in knowledge, they will remain out of reach. Now is the time, Seniors. . . HAROLDO ALIJA LINDA ANDERSON . . .To prepare for a ROGER ATKISON DEBBY BARNES FRED BANKER JIM BEILSTEIN GLENDA ADKINS JANICE AGUILAR KAREN ALBRIGHT RITA ATKISON lifetime of learning JANICE BERTHIAUME PAMELA BEATTIE JEAN BRANDON DELORES BREWER WILLIAM BRECEN DANNY BROWN CECILIA BEAVER TERRY BLANCHARD JOHN BOWSER DARYL CANTERBURY JACKIE CASELMAN RICHARD CASON RICHARD CATES CAROLYN CHRISTY RUSSELL CINDRICH Seniors EILEEN CRAWFORD LINDA CRENSHAW TIMOTHY CRESS FLORA CLAY JAMES CORDONNIER MARVA CROCKETT GALEN DAISE MARY DAVIDSON RICHARD DAVIS DAVID DELK MARILYN DILLEY RONNIE EATON ANITA EBLING EDWARD EDSON ALVIN ELLIS JOHN FINNEY JACK ELLIS RON FLECKAL GREGORY EULER HELEN FLINT FLOYD FRANKE KATHY FRAZEE ERIC FRISCH JOSEPH FRY CHERYL FULKERSON Seniors VEATRICE FULSOM DAVID GALLAGHER JOHN GARDNER TOM GASPER CANDY GERMAN CURTIS GEORGE JANICE GOODMAN CECIL GRACE CYNTHIA GRACE Seniors HAROLD GREER DANNY GRAVES LINDA GRIFFIN RICHARD GRIFFIN STEVE GRIFFITH CHARLENE GUYER CHARLES GUYER LARRY HARDY SIDNEY HAWKINS MARVIN HAYNES PAM HEATH SUE HENDRIX DERETHA HICKS GORDON HIXSON JERRY HOLDER KENT HOSKINS RODNEY HUFFMAN PAM JENNINGS MARY JOICE PEGGY JANECEK RANDY JACKSON IRENE JAKYMIAK GARY JOYCE TOM KACAY HELEN KALAMON GARY KEENE ALLAN KLINE OLGA KOBZEJ SARAH KLEPEES 14 BARBARA KOSEK LINDA LEMASTERS CLAYTON LOGAN CHARLES LONG BECKY MAKOS NEAL MAKAWSKI JUDY MATTICE FRANK MANOR KEN MARKUS JEANNE MARRIOTT 15 STEVEN McCAMY donna McCarthy linda McCarthy SHIRLEY McCLOTHLIN JUDY McLAUCHLIN IVA McGUIRE LAVONNA McPHERSON TIM MOORE PEGGY MURPHY PATTY McCLOTHLIN SARA McQUEEN EMMA MEJIA DIXIE MOORE JOHN PADEN JOHN NELSON ROBERT NELSON DAVID NOVAK MARTY NURSKI SHERRY PALMES BILL PEAYS WALTER PATRYLAK SUSAN PETERS JULIE PETROVICK MERLE PHILLIPS LARRY PIKE BILLY ROUTON CASEY SZCZEPANIK STEVE SAMPSON 18 TOM SHREVE NANCY SILVEY JANET SMITH VERNON SAUTER BARBARA SAWYER BILL SCHOOLING SALLY SCOTT JAMES SEEVER DONNA SHADE MARY JO SOPERLA GENE STAFFORD KATHY STAFFORD 19 KAREN STATEN JOY STEGALL DEBI STUFFLEBEAN TOM STUFFLEBEAN JOHNETTA THOMAS TOM THORNTON STEVE TILMAN MARY VAN DEVENTER BOB TURBAK BOB VAN HOOZER RICHARD WAGERS CAMERA SHY LARRY CHAMBERS PAUL CHAVEZ CATHERINE DANYLUK DONALD DAVISON CHESTER ENGLE CARL GRIFFIN LINDA HERRING JOHN JOHNSTON RICHARD KING BARBARA McDOWELL LINDA MALETA EDWARD ROBERTS JAMES ROBERTS RANDY ROLAND DANNY RIVERA RICHARD SAUNDERS JUDY THOMPSON RAY VOIGT JACKIE WINDER TERRY WARD CONNIE WENZEL JEANNE WEBB WILLIAM WILKINSON KATHY WOOD SHARON WRIGHT MARY ALICE YURKOVICH CALVIN WRIGHT BOB WYRICK GARY ZIOLKOWSKI In your adolescence you yearn to take on all the adult responsibilities formerly deprived of you. But you can gain the essential wisdom to undertake this task only through experience. Life is for the young at heart, so live and enjoy your life to your fullest extent now and you will reap the benefits through- out the years. Now is the time, Underclassmen. . Mary Adamson Robert Agee Gregg Albee Terry Arnold Juniors 26 Bill Allen Harold Allison Janet Atkison Doug Baldwin Roger Baldwin Christine Ball Bonnie Banks Connie Beatie Margaret Burton Pat Cates Jeff Campbell Sylvia Chappell about the future Elizabeth Bolonyi Donna Brewer Glenda Capps Frank Borkowski Sandra Brown Chuck Bowles Ralph Clark Marilyn Clay 27 Sandra Conrad Billy Cook Terry Davis Lloyd Culp Donna Davis Colleen Cook Ronnie Danner Pete Czemiewski 28 Theron Decker Debby DeVall John DeWeese Karen Dragoo Janis Dyche Linda Edwards Juniors Lonnie Edwards Steven Filley William Ellis 29 Carol Endsley Jackie Fultz Glenda Gaddy Gary Gann Larry Gass Bob Goodwin Linda Guinn Debby Fisher Debbie Flowers Danny Fry Kristi Grafton David Graves Steve Green Debbie Groce Geneva Herbert Terri Johnson Howard Hirtler Randy Hodgin Dianna Hudson Terry Jackson Helen Huffman Carol James Peter Halamar Donna Hall Patricia Kagay Jackie Harris Eddie Huyett Lois Jackson 31 Raymond Keling Terry Kelley Marsha Kempa John Kline Kris Kobett Cindy Koch Ronnie Lawson Robert Lewis Ben Lisenby Loma Lane Juniors 32 Debi Lamansky Jerry Logston Dennis McDonald Mary McDonell Matt McDowell Jackie Lotz James Love Linda McCrea Richard McAndrews Diane McFadden George Mead Roger Meade Lonnie Milboum 33 Anna McCarty Sally Parker Cheryl Pawlowski Sylvia Olvera Joyce Palmer Carol Park Lillie Penland Henry Purdy 34 Stella Parker Yulonda Parker Shirley Riley Raymond Roberts Donald Ranney Juniors Bill Roberts Debbie Roberts Sandra Russell John Severe Sandra Shelton David Randall Debbie Richey George Rajca Marvin Reid Connie Spillman Connie Stafford 36 Pam Taylor Ivanna Thomas Cheryl Thompson Diana Thompson I IK 1 ni' . i vi V mt Y Jim Thornton Linda Toombs Bette Tolbert Joe Tolbert Barbara Tyson Teresa Unzicker Barbara Townsend Charlotte Trotter 37 John Thornton Tim Tiller Steve Thompson Jeanine Van Hoozer Conrad Van Sickle Gordon Vojta Darwin Watkins Connie Washington A7L Juniors Regina Wegenka Gayle Wiederholt Ted Wright Ann Yates Roxy Zembles James Wood jerry Weicken Mike Wisneski 38 Larry Wilson .. .To engage in a Donna Allison Bill Amos David Andrew Terry Angle Bill Abbott Barbara Akins Mike Aguilar Mike Albright Bob Beamon Billie Belcher Roy Bears Bob Belcher Cheryl Atkinson Steve Atlakson Ava Baayen Craig Bennett Ron Benton Diana Bennett Gail Bird Vailla Bird Mike Bolonyi Ronald Bonnett Gary Brandt Blance Boffman Bille Bonar Sharon Bozarth Steve Bravo 40 swarm of activities Kathy Butler Sam Cash Judy Carrillo Connie Castle Preston Chaney Richard Chavez Alice Chavez Bob Christie Linda Christy Jean Church Richard Danner Ed Davis Jerry Davison Beverly Davis Linda Davis Diane Dean jr � Patricia Clapsaddle Bob Conard Cheryl Cole Danny Compton 41 Kathy Cook Rosemary Cox Steve Dakin Phyllis Corwin Dick Coy Larry Damgar Ed DeLay Don Dilley Mark Dunbar Patty Dykes Larry Eaton Terry Edwards Sophomores n v I Martha Fetty Marsha Flowers Jay Fulcher Robert Fuller Lannie Gibson Linda Gilbert Nancy Giseburt Janetta Jackson Leon Jones Bobby John Ola Jakymiak «i W jt Barbara Haynes Pat Henderson Pat Hendrix Eddie Herndon Lola Honeycutt Barbara Hovey Don Hudson Moses Hicks Judy Hodges Terry Hollis Gary Holmes 43 Vicki King Ranier Kleinschek Kim Kobett Mike Lanning Brenda Lee Jim Long Sophomores Valerie Marsh Adelina Martinez Lewis Mazur Linda Marshall Barbara Mattice David McBride Cheryl Meschke Aaron Moore Jennifer Moore John Morris Tama Mullens Donnie Murdock Pam Murphy John Musser Ken Myrick 44 Mindy Neale Sheila Neff Gerald Noland Mike Noland David Onstott Rodney Palmes Irene Patrylak Debbie Peays Rose Penland Leland Patterson Fred Penland Jack Pennington Linda Pennington Ronnie Phroper Pat Perry Rick Polsgrove Jean Powers Ellis Pummell Patty Ray Richard Pummell Ralph Ray Nancy Reams Betty Riley r George Roberts Stephen Rosenauer Don Sandusky Nancy Sauter Ronald Sawyer 45 Terry Sandy Scott Schurman Steve Searcy Cheryl Schwope Pam Sell Pat Severe Larry Sexton Kathy Sherlock Sophomores Beth Simmons Rose Ann Thomas Sharon Thompson Marty Simpson Vicki Sipes Valerie Sparks Barbara Steinbrenner Phyliss Stewart Janet Still Alvin Strahm Sandra Stumpf Mike Sullivan Kathy Sumpter Harry Thrasher Ron Tilman Mike Tracy William Trauemicht Randy Trotter Rose Turbak Tim Randy Unzicker Vannaman Danny Frank Van Vandiver Volkenburgh Jack Wahlert Steve Watkins John Weichman Gloria Walker Marilyn Watson Duretta Weicken Diane Wells Lee Ann Wilkinson Wanda Widener Debbie Wilson Nancy Wilkerson Mike Wilson Jeannie Wojtowicz Artie Wright Roger Wright Janice Wyrick 47 Joan Adams Barbara Adkins Vickie Albert Jeanne Baker Judith Ballard Eddie Bally Barth Allison Jimmy Alder Susan Allee Debbie Andrew Debbie Angst Truman Asher Cathy Atkins Susan Atkins John Babb Anne Babcock Sharon Baber Steve Baber Linda Barhan Pam Baublit James Bird Danny Blanchard Susie Boffman David Boiler Bobby Botts Ronald Botts Melinda Bower Penny Bowles Melissa Bower Alice Boyer 48 Vickie Bravo Mariann Bregin Darrell Brewer Merle Brewer Ronan Brewka Marilyn Brott Bill Brown Dave Brown Keith Brum ley Denny Budgett Sandra Burkart Larry Bums Jerry Burton Robert Burton Jackie Byrd Ricky Calhoun Danny Capps John Capps from previous acquaintances Coleen Sheryl Caton Calovich Robert Darrell Chambers Campbell Vincent Chavez Larry Ricky Couch Bob Chrisman Clapsaddle Roger Covvger Connie Danny Clark Lynn Coy Claassen Sherry Conard 49 Don Coy Anna Crawley Bill Crawley Rickey Crossfield Harvey Crow Danny Cupryk Linda Davis Diane Deaton Martha Deaton Dee Decker Judy Decker Reggie Delong Barbara Deputy Richard Deroin Karen Distafino Charlene Done Ison Marvin Droze Jill Dye he Freshmen Tom Ellison Billy Foster Bill Janice George Mike Golden Ricky Ezzell Charlotte Gallagher Linda Gill Brynda Grace Nancy Filmer Fraser Julia Gann Mark Frisch Barbara Gardner 50 ? A Steve Grace Roseanna Ronnie Graves Graves Ronnie Green Freshmen Elizabeth Cheryl Harr Greever Elton Harris Eddie Harness Marcella Melvin Harness Hatcher Gayla Hawkins Sharon Hawkins Ava Helton Brenda Hendrix Dan Hendrix Eddie Herbert Karen Herring Thomas Hicks Emie Hirtler Pam Hodges Rick Hoffman Melodee Holder Randy Holder Steve Horine Devera House Debbie Hubbard Rex Hubbard Bill Huff Becky Huffman David Huffman Pam Hughes 51 Carolyn Hunt Mike Ide Larry Jaco Kathy Jacobs Mike Johnson Carrol Jerry Johnston Johnson Freshmen Debbie Kirschner Debbie Knechtenhoffer Chuck Kneib Linda Kretzschmer Mike Lake Cliff Lamansky Joan Lawrence Linda Lawrence John Litton Jerry Long Phyllis Love Roger Lukehart Vaughn Jones Leslie Kent Jerry Joyce John Kepner Deana McClaim Roger McClennan Shirley McClennan Penny McCrea Venny Burton McDowell Masteller Pam Jennifer Mazur McGlothlin 52 Joe Meade Terry Miller Pam Merritt Lavon Mollett Gary Pummell Glenys Randall Diane Rajca Judy Rauton Dick Ray Colleen Reynolds Sherry Reynolds Mary Rhoads Roger Murphy Bob Nell Alfred Pa den Jean Paden Willis Penland Cathy Peters John Pickeral Linda Pike Deborah Potter Nancy Powell Mary Prater Eddie Puckett Freshmen Denny Rhodes Linda Richardson Ronald Richardson Barry Roberts Gerald Roberts Judy Roberts Ronald Roberts 53 Carolyn Robertson Steve Rock Rick Rowland Rosemary Salcedo Ronnie Schurman Joyce Scott Jim Arlin Smith Karen Stafford Charles Steele Shtohryn Robert Smith Calvin Starling Gary Stehle Mama James Snead Vernon Roger Strahm Simpson Starling Tom Slawson Jack Shaw Beverly Shelton Mike Shelton Gary Strickland Dave Stufflebean Melody Sutton Charlene Sherrill Steven Sherrill John Shreve Dennis Swartz Kathleen Swartz Bonnie Taylor 54 David Richard Tolbert Thompson Clara Tolson Claire Thornton Sarah Tolson Cheryl Thum Debi Tracy Olin Terry Tucker VanDeventer Norman Turgon Pat VanDonge Dan Walker Billy Webb Debbie Pam Wehr Weisenburger Doreen Weicken Larry Welch Juanita Wells Clyde West Randy West Douglas Weston Bobbi Wilcox Linda Williams John Willis Sam Wineinger Scott Wineinger Ted Wolfe Paul Wright Kay Yates Pam Yerganian John Yurkovich Mary Zapala 55 Steve Allen Betty Arbuckle Ron Allison Steve Archer Diana Baker Randy Bales Sharon Ball Marilyn Bennett Joel Bally Marleah Bower Jodi Beasley Steve Boyer To begin a new Wallace David Brown Sharon Brown Theresa Brown Tom Budgett Billy Burkert Bozarth Rickey Brown Donna Fox Janet Budden Roger Bundridge Bobby Burkert Becky Branson 56 Ronnie Burks Carolyn Burns Linda Burton Steve Burton Barbara Butcher Don Christie way of learning Rusty Cook Sandra Cordonnier Gaylynn Coy Debbie Crawford Dennis Cress Davey Crockett Gary Cunningham Judy Damgar Elbert Davis Mike Deen Larry Derry Linda Derry Charles Donelson Roger Dwyer 57 Rhonda Dyche Shelly Elkins Lynn Edwards Steve Elrod vr Charles Endsley Robert Erickson Linda Estes Debbie Euler Joe Furgeson Nancy Gardner 8th Grade Alvin Ewart Madonna Ford Benita Frakes Dave French Claudia Fuller Ernest Fultz Deanna Goben Susan Goforth Larry Grinstead Gary Grubb Patsy Giseburt Joan Goacher Danny Graves Rhonda Green r Gary Guyer Debby Hale 58 Stan Hall Debby Hart Roger Hanken Peter Hasiak Virgil Hawkins Margaret Hicks Danny Helton William Higgins Richard Hollis Belinda Holmes Nancy Hopper Debra Hudson Debbie Huffman George Huffman Louise Huffman Steve Hurst Scott Hutton 8th Grade Everett Hoffman Randy Hoffman Jim Holland Daryl Hollingsworth 59 Steve Jones Kathy Kagay Candy Lamar Freddie Landers Cindy McDowell Gerald McGlothlin Collin Kelley Danny Kneib Henry Kirby Dallas Kretzer Barbara Lee Bill McBane Oops! 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JoAnn Loar Shane Mark Martin McDonald Harold Jim Marriott McGlothlin Mark Martin Susie McLaughlin Gary Millison Don Montgomery 60 Marva Moore Dennis Morehouse Randy Morelock Eugene Moss 8th Grade Karen Roxanne Barbara Pendleton Pendleton Phroper Linda Murdock Neal Myers Enola Noland Barry Musser James Newson Frank Nurski Carlie Ferolyn Paden Dennis Pasley Obersteadt Gary Park Kathy Payne Collene Paden LaDonna Pigg Diana Pollard Clera Potts Mike Plumlee Twila Polsgrove Melvin Pummell 61 Lana Schurman Lewis Seiter Carolyn Shade Dennis Sherlock Steven Terry Richey Randy Rogers Richardson Gary Roach Larry Robertson Glenn Richey Dave Stafford Cynthia Stanton Dale Shifflett Ruby Shipps Mike Slavin Vickie Smith Tommy Steidel Ronnie Stufflebean 62 Stephen Jeff Swardson Stufflebean Marilyn Swartz Ronald Sullivan Carl Taff Russell Teschner Ronnie Thompson Barbara Tilman Sharon Traub Glenda Walker Jimmy Waller Greg Washington Rhonda West Susie West Larry Weston Linda Wheeler Harry White Mike White Rhonda Whittington Carol Wilke rson 8th Grade Joy Wilkinson Mark Wilson Mary Wojtowicz James Worley Raymond Worrel Doris Wright 63 become wolvlls. God ' TV i 1m a dld not 8lve t v bayonets, an Mhey have made bayonet I might bring akruptcies into tb - goods of bankru rder to detJ y, all indispensable,” d make the public good, so that th? X L N ___ C H s—- ‘'V chsalf the enfcebl born wolves, ity-four-poun annons to ties c and Justice QUAKE, LOSS, T AC QU E $ P T 1 Your mind seeks the knowledge that will guide you toward your goals. The present time, through education, offers the greatest opportunity to crave this hunger. Grasp all the knowledge you can today, for every tomorrow brings new problems to face you. Now is the time for Curriculum. . . MISS MARY MARTIN B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Faculty social events MISS PATRICIA QUIGLEY B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Pep Club Dennis Moore speaks to the South Side Lions Club. MISS LU DURHAM A. B. State University of Iowa M. A. University of Missouri at Kansas City Stage Productions ... To teach express One cannot live as a vegetable, merely ex- isting with no regard for the world about him. As a human being he notices all changes in his environment and continually thinks about them, often having strong feelings about them. One's natural response is to express his thoughts to his fel- low man. This can be done physically, how- ever, man's thoughts are often too complex and would be easily misunderstood. us to ourselves Languages were in- vented to fill-in this need of expression. With them, one can communicate to his fellow men, this giving man a better under- standing of the world in which he lives. As lan- guages have broken many barriers of mis- understanding, they have made the world much smaller. MISS MADELINE McDonald B. S. Northwestern University M. A. Columbia University MISS JUANITA O'MALLEY B. M. Kansas City Conservatory of Music MRS. MAXINE GREEN B. S. Kirksville State College F. T. A. Sponsor Chairman of Sophomore class 67 Mrs. Ball instructs her journalism class. MRS. MARY ELDER Bachelor of Music Education-University of Michigan Language Arts MRS. BARBARA VAUGHAN B. S. Central Methodist College MRS. VIRGINIA WILSON A. A. St. Joseph Junior College B. S. Northwest Missouri State College MRS. MARY BALL Bachelor of Journalism University of Missouri 68 MISS JUDY BROWN B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Junior Red Cross PTA MRS. DONNA JEAN BOYER B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Pep Club sponsor MR. DENNIS WRIGHT B. A. William Jewell College Language Arts Mr. Wright lectures on English literature. Mr. Chatfield explains how to graph an inequality. MR. CARL CHATFIELD B. S. Northwest Missouri State College M. S. Kansas State MR. RICHARD LEHMAN B. S. Missouri Valley College Football coach MR. JAMES MODIS A. B. Washburn University Basketball coach Teachers College of Emporia Football National Honor Society .. .To prepare us to I told you so, math can be fun. Through many centuries, man has advanced in his way of life from the Stone Age to the form of civilization we know today. Mathematics has played a major role in this move- ment, and is more important today than it has ever been previously. But as our way of life has improved; it has become also more complex. MR. CLAYTON SAUNDERS B. S. Missouri University M. S. University of Wisconsin Now you've done it. I TOLD you not to do it again. Multiply! Multiply! Multiply! Golf coach exist in a world of computers The assignment for tomorrow is... MR. DON VanSICKLE B. S. Northwest Missouri State College It requires people with technical knowledge to keep it in existence. One’s years in school give him the opportunity to gain the background he needs to exist in our complex society. Mr. VanSickle returns the bad news. MR. JOHN CAPPS A. S. LaGrange Junior College B. S. Kirksville Mr. Lentz tinkers with a nuclear reactor. To teach us about MR. DONALD LENTZ A. S. Northwest Mo. State College B. S. Northwest Mo. State College Stage and production committee, senior sponsor MR. GEORGE PAWLING B.S. Northwest Mo. State College Assistant football coach, head wrestling coach Mr. Pawling demonstrates self-hypnosis to his class. 72 A fascinating scientific display of different rock and fossils is shown by Mr. Smith. the world around us. Man is led in his unending search for knowledge by today's scientists. As they delve into the mysteries of the universe, discov- eries are made which make our world more challeng- ing. Science will exist only as long as man gropes in the dark in his quest of knowledge. Mrs. Travis displays the cross-section of a root to an interesting class. 73 Social Studies MR. LEO BLAKLEY B. S. -Northwest Missouri State College Junior Red Cross P. T. A. Athletics Sophomore class sponsor Mr. Blakeley’s history class studies intently as the luscious aromas from the cafeteria fill tlie room. Miss Campbell guides eighth graders gently but firmly. MISS RUTH CAMPBELL A. B. William Jewell College M. A. University of Southern California National Honor Society Assembly Committee Junior Red Cross 74 MR. JOHN H. FOLEY B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Student Activities Program The students pay attention to Mr. Foley. .. .To guide our future by past experiences MR. L. E. HACER B. S. Northwest Missouri State College M. Ed. University of Arkansas National Honor Society Senior class chairman Yearbook adviser Prometheans Where have all the students gone? 75 MRS. MILDRED STUEBNER HELLER Ph. B. University of Wisconsin Chairman of the Faculty courtesy committee Mrs. Heller explains an assignment. MR. DWIGHT WILCOX B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Mr. Wilcox is one of the new teachers at Benton. MR. W. K. SWISHER B. S. Northwest Missouri State College M. A. University of Kansas City Faculty advisory committee Peggy Janecek gives her full attention to Mr. Swisher. -a Foreign Languages . . .To allow us to speak to the world Larry Hardy, John Swiastyn, Paula McCarthy, Debbie Richey, Steve Rosenauer, and George Rajca enjoy a Spanish Club meeting. Mrs. Hawks' Latin class waits for the bell to ring. Another exciting day in Miss Billingsley's clerical practice class. MISS SARAH BILLINGSLEY B.S. in Education Business English . . .To train us to compete CHARLES HOLM B.S. in Education Business in a complex world. 79 .. .To teach us the in Venney McDowell provided the organ music for the Christmas program. Debbie Richey and Vaughn Jones accompany the Benton High School Choir during the Christmas assembly. MR. DEON JENSEN B.S. -Northwest Mo. State College Band, Stage Band, Assemblies Parades, Athletic events. The Benton High School Concert Band The Concert Choir provides the music for special occasions such as programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. A special concert for parents is given each spring and the choir tours, singing special programs for the elementary schools of the area. ternational language The Christmas Assembly included music from Love Transcending . MR. KEN BITTIKER B.S.-Northwest Mo. State Assemblies, play, Harvest Moon. Mr. Ross shows his students how to make a picture frame. ... To train us to live in a mechanized world Mr. Fiesler, a student teacher, cuts out a figure for a student. MR. WELCOME CROH B. S. Northwest Missouri State College M. A. Colorado State College Shop Activities Students collaborate their thoughts for the next project. Mrs. Berger prepares to varnish, while Tom Shreve poses for sketches. MRS. MARY HELEN BERGER B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Junior class sponsor Queen coronation Stage production . . To teach us appreciation Take that raccoon for instance. There's an example of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. 83 Lynn McHarg; Assistant supervisor of Hillyards Technical School. . . .To train hands We live in an age of automation, where a few machines now perform the tasks of many men. But machines cannot work independently, as they were created by men and must be controlled by men. However, one must have the knowledge and skill to control such machines if they are to serve him as they should. Vocational schools offer this knowledge and are a necessity in our society. Mr. Kariker talks with Gary Kerns and Joe Fry. 84 as well as minds Dave Randall works busily under the direction of Mr. Edward Makawski. Mr. R. R. Pawling demonstrates the principals of circuitry to Bob Tuibak and Terry Blanchard. Tim Cress looks on as Mr. Fisher helps Stephen Thompson with his work. Mr. Louis G. Hirtler, auto body instructor, points out to Jack Ellis Ronald Eaton's mistakes. R.O.T.C. Sfc CLAYTON GILBERTSON R. O. T. C. Saber and Chain, Rifle Team Best drilled squad Firing squad Honor Guard Sgt. Gilbertson leads the second and third year cadets in a class on map reading. From my calculations, I would say we are lost. R. O. T. C. provides a chance for third year cadets to teach. Although one may think of himself as an individualist, he is never such unless he does not conform to any of the ways of his society. One must conform to a cer- tain extent to simply exist. R.O.T.C. teaches young men to conform to fit into our society while also teaching respect for their peers, and self-discipline, which one must have to achieve his goals in life. 86 MISS BARB DUNHAM B. S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Pep Club, G. A. A. Coach Smith explains the passing drill to his 8th grade gym class. Sports. Miss Dunham begins a demonstration in civil defense posture. . . . To give us the stamina to survive. We live in a world on the grow. The population increases at a startling rate. In years to come each person will have to work harder for his needs, for his competition will be greater. One must prepare himself now, by gaining the stamina he will need in the years to come. By this means we shall be able to overcome the obstacle we encounter as we progress through the year. 87 MRS. ZETA DAVIDSON B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Home Economics and Driver’s Education MRS. RUTH CIDDENS B. S. Northwest Missouri State College M. E. Missouri University Student social functions Adviser to girls Attendance Honors and Scholarships Chairman of Home Economics Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Giddens engage in a discussion. . . .To teach us skills MR. NEAL REYNOLDS B. S. Northwest Missouri State College Tennis Coach Mr. Reynolds explains some basic skills. 88 Besides being a counselor, Mr. Poff also teaches 8th grade history. MRS. BETTY WILSON A. B. Washburn University M. S. Florida State University .. .To guide us in planning our future. Mrs. Willis busily checks through class files. MRS. MARLENE WILLIS B. S. Northwest Missouri State College National Honor Society Activity Period Program ...To administer, counsel, and guide. A. W. Thedinga, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Director of Athletics Through years of experience, these three people have kept Benton running smoothly and efficiently while always being willing to aid any student who seeks their service. From their work, they have become acquainted with all of Benton's students. We deeply appreciate their service and would like to thank them on behalf of the entire student body of Benton. 90 Mrs. Ruth Giddens, attendance office, Dean of Girls Mrs. Rhodes, a new face at Benton this year. Mrs. Cates prepares the morning notice. 92 Mrs. Joy Rhodes, office clerk. . . .To lend a helping hand to all A smiling face always awaits you in the office. 93 To exist and succeed in this world, you must have the stamina to sur- vive, the sportsmanship to accept defeat and the ability to work with your many companions throughout your life. Sports gives the oppor- tunity to acquire these qualities in one's youth. Now is the time for Sports. . . Cheryl Beamon Marva Crockett Campaign Mgr. Campaign Mgr. Ron Fleckal David Novak Cheryl Fulkerson Campaign Mgr. Chester Engle Coronation Peggy Janecek Campaign Mgr. Billy Ray Mary Joice Campaign Mgr. Danny Brown Iva McGuire Campaign Mgr. Jim Beilstein Jeanne Marriott Campaign Mgr. Tim Moore Candy German Campaign Mgr John Nelson Pam Heath Campaign Mgr. Calvin Wright % Varsity, ROW 1: Don Dilly, manager, Bill Ray, Terry Davis, Chuck Bowles, Calvin Wright, Tim Moore, Dan Brown, Steve McCamy, Fred Banker, Richard C ates, Lonnie Milbourn, Jesse Kline, Henry Purdy, manager; ROW 2: Coach Lehman, Dennis Sullivan, John Kline, Richard Purnell, Dick Wells, Dick Griffin, Kent Hoskins, Marvin Haynes, Matt McDowell, Terry Jackson, Charles Atkison, Coach Pawling; ROW 3: Coach Smith, Tom Gasper, Richard Cason, Dean Fleshman, BobConard, Jeff Campbell, Doug Wineinger, John Johnson, Walter Patrylak, John Paden, and Coach Chatfield. | Football First team offense include Bill Ray, John Johnson, Calvin Wright, Tim (Duffy) Moore, John Paden, Danny Brown, Marvin Haynes, Steve McCamy, BobConard, Fred Banker, Kent Hoskins, and Terry Jackson. 98 The team gathers for a pep talk before the Lee's Summit game. The starting defensive unit from LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Griffin, Terry Davis, Charles Atkison, Tim Moore, Dean Fleshman, Calvin Wright, Richard Wells, Doug Wineinger, Steve McCamy, Johnny Johnson, Chuck Bowles, John Paden, and Bill Ray. 99 All City Off. Def. , M.E.C. Offense, Honor- able mention M.E.C. Defense 2nd Team District Honorary C aptain Tim Moore— Fullback All City Defense, Honorable mention All City Offense. Honorable mention M. E.C . Defense Honorable mention District Steve McCamy-- Fullback Honorable mention All City, Honorable mention M.E.C. Defense. John Paden— Guard Honorable mention All City, M.E.C. Offense Marvin Haynes- C enter Bill Ray— End All City Off. Def., M.E.C. Offense, Honor- able mention M.E.C. Defense, 2nd Team District Dan Brown— Quarterback Captain All C ity, M.E.C. Offense, Captain All District, Honorary Captain All State First Team Richard Cates-- Halfback--Kicker Honorable mention All City Fred Banker— Halfback Honorable mention All City, Honorable mention M.E.C. Offense John Johnson— Tackle Honorable mention M.E.C. Defense, M.E.C. Offense, Honorary Captain Kent Hoskins-- Tackle Dean Fleshman — Tackle Walter Patrylak— Honorable mention All City Charles Atkison— Halfback Tom Gasper— End Dick Griffin— Halfback Richard Cason — End Richard Wells— Halfback Football Terry Davis— End Doug Wineinger-- Tackle Honorable mention M.E.C. Defense Terry Jackson— Quarterback—End Chuck Bowles-- Halfback Jesse Kline-- Guard Matt McDowell-- End Football Assistant Coach Gerry Smith 102 Dan Brown throws for a T.D. in the Maryville game. Dean Fleshman leads the squad in calisthenics. With eleven returning lettermen for the 1966 season and an early Jamboree win the squad looked forward to one of it's best seasons. The team kept rolling with an easy win over Savannah, but lost a close decision with Lafayette. Benton came back to smoth- er Maryville but was shut out by Maur Hill at the coronation. The Central game was lost in the last few seconds and with it went the hopes of a tie for the city championship. From then on the Cards were unbeatable with easy wins over C. B., Park Hill and Lee's Summit. All in all the Cards had an outstand- ing season placing second in the M. E.C. and win- ning the City offensive title with a total of 183 points and 2,594 yards gained. The defensive squad under the direction of Coach Chatfield, also had a good season placing second in the City. 103 Coach George Pawling Queen Pam reigns over her court. Basketball Queen Coronation 104 Miss Pam Heath Basketball Queen 1966-1967 Floyd Weston-5'10 Senior Co-Captain Ken Markus-6'2 Senior Fred Banker-5 11 Senior Harry Reece-6' Senior Dick Coy-6 1 Sophomore Chuck Bowles-5'9 Junior John Gardner-6' Senior Danny Potter-6'7 Junior Bill Peays-6'7 Senior Danny Brown-5' 11 Senior Co-Capta in •••t$t Floyd Weston, Danny Brown and Bill Peays lead the Cards in a victory over Central in City League action. Freshman team- Douglas Weston, Scott Wineinger, Alfred Paden, Bob Chambers, Steve Baber, Chuch Kneib, Ronald Roberts, Merle Brewer, Calvin Starling, and Jerry Burton. NOT PICTURED coach Bob Ross. M . E . C. Tourney US THEM Fort Osage 97 39 Christian Brothers 75 56 Savannah - Championship 79 45 Maur Hill 82 57 Savannah 90 60 Albany 67 59 Maryville 76 42 Atchison 81 63 C. B. Tourney Mound City 69 31 Maryville 67 52 King City 53 41 Central -Championship 46 53 Lafayette 70 35 Christian Brothers 97 60 Savannah 76 36 Central 63 46 Savannah Tourney Maryville 87 65 Christian Brothers 58 44 Central - Championship 50 48 Southwest 63 58 Maur Hill 66 63 Lafayette 55 46 VARSITY: 1st. ROW- Jack Burgess, Dave Brown, Chuck Bowles, Fred Banker, Danny Brown and Floyd Weston. 2nd. ROW- Bob Belcher, Harry Reece, Dan Potter, John Gardner and Dick Coy. Ken Markus and Bill Peays are NOT PICTURED. Benton has had many basketball teams including two which received the honors of state champions, but this year's team must certainly stand out as one of the best. Coach Jim Modis has spent much time developing this excellent team and has worked long hours perfecting younger players so Benton will continue to have championship teams. He deserves all the honors that have fallen upon his team. This year's season started out great for the Cardinals with an early win in the Savannah Tournament and the team never slowed from this pace. Crowds have stood and applauded as the Cards pulled off unbelievable plays and continued to show the fine sportsmanship Benton has always displayed. Benton will have other good teams in the future but no one will forget the 1966-67 season. Varsity coach Jim Modis, NEWS PRESS sports writer Allan Seifert, reserve coach Charles Holm, and freshman coach Bob Ross. Reserves: FIRST ROW: Jack Burgess, Don Hudson, Bob Conard, Dave Brown, Jack Wahlert and Terry Angle. ROW TWO: Dave Andrews, John Musser, Conrad Van Sickle, John Thornton, Gary Holmes, Jack Pennington and Danny Compton. ROW THREE: Eddie Huyett, Vernon Starling, Frank Borkowski, Matt McDowell, John McIntosh, Terry Schurman and Bob Belcher. Wrestling The Varsity Wrestling Team members are: FRONT ROW-Ellis Pummell, Cary Pummell, Mike Sullivan, Charles Atkison, Roger Decker, and Myron Brewka. BACK ROW-Jerry Logston, Roger Wright, Calvin Wright, Dean Fleshman, John Kline and Coach, George Pawling. It takes two to tango. John Johnston attempts to pin his opponent. The Reserve Wrestling Team members are: FRONT ROW-Jim Alder, Vince Chavez, Cliff Lamansky, Ed Harness, Melvin Harness. SECOND ROW-Pat Cates, Darrel Brewer, Mike Sullivan, Sam Wineinger, Steve Dakin and Steve Atlak- son. The BACK ROW-Mr. Marrs, Coach, Mark Frisch, Gary Gann, Richard Pummell, Sam Cash, John Nelson, Richard Chavez and Walter Arm antra ut. Pep Club The Benton Pep Club has been an active and enthusiastic organization this year, cheering our teams on to victory. This year's club has upheld the true school spirit and loyalty, not only in its above-average mem- bership, but also by the outstanding new uniforms of the royal red and white. The Pep Club has become more active in another way, service. Adopting two needy families and other services show this. This is a club where each girl feels good to know she is doing her best for Ben- ton by cheering our boys on. The Pep Club officers are involved in many school activities. Pe8Sy Janecek leads a peppy go... The cheerleaders lead a spirited chant as our boys fight for two more go- .go! points. Marsha Flowers does a fast cart- wheel at the end of her yell. Pam Heath leaps as our score raises two more points. 114 Cheryl Beamon does her cart- wheel ending her yell. The reserves follow along as the varsity do their yell. Pam Jennings is about ready to perform her cartwheel. school spirit The cheerleaders keep spirit high by leading peppy cheers. 115 Debby Wilson does one of her magnificent jumps. To look upon the world as if it were an impregnable peak is as if confirming your failure as a person. The world is your oyster if you have the courage and stamina to once pierce the hard shell around it. Strengthen mind and body throughout the remainder of your years in school and success will be yours. Now is the time for Activities. . . Senior representatives are: Peggy Janecek, Cheryl Beamon, Fred Banker and Billy Ray. Student Council Junior members are: Chuck Bowles, Terry Jackson, Conrad VanSickle, Steve Green, Debby DeVall, and Carol Park. Debby Wilson, Jean Church, Debbie Peays, Artie Wright, Bob Belcher and Mike Noland arc the Sopho- more representatives. The Student Council this year per- formed many services to our school under the guiding of a new adviser, Mr. Charles Holmes, shown here presiding over meeting with officers Pam Jennings, Steve McCamy and John Gardner. Among the many services were the needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the all-school dances, the rec-room, the bon-fire, and the selling of spirit items. Freshman members are: Sue Atkins, Kay Yates, Glenys Randall, Venny McDowell, and Penny Bowles. The 8th Grade members are: Ricky Brown, Susan Goforth, Lynn Edwards, Benita Frakes, Don Christy, and Roger Hanken. Sophomore: Sponsor-Mrs. Green, Treasurer-Carla Hawkins, President-Bob Belcher, Vice President-Mike Noland, Secretary-Vailla Bird. Freshman Class Officers: Vice-President- Barbie Adkins, Treasurer-Jean Paden, President-Penny Bowles, Sponsor-Mrs. Willis, and Secretary-Cheryl Thum. Eighth Grade Class Officers: Vice President-Susan Goforth, Sponsor-Miss Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer-Jenny Ray. President-Rick Brown, Senior Class Officers; Vice President- Jim Beil stein Treasurer- Marva Croockett Secretary- Jeanne Marriott Class Sponsor- Mr. Hager President- Steve Griffith represent their fellow students Junior Class Officers: Vice President- Lonnie Edwards Class Sponsor- Mr. Modis Secretary- Carol Park Treasurer- Debby De Vail President- Conrad Van Sickle 121 Ron Fleckal Dave Gallagher Larry Hardy Peggy Janecek To recognize Glenda Adkins Cheryl Beamon Pam Beattie Steve McCamy Linda McCarthy Pat McGlothlin Neal Makawski Billy Ray Warren Rosenauer Casimira Szczepanik Kathy Wood Jim Beilstein Danny Brown Daryl Canterbury Pam Jennings Mary Joice 122 Mary Joice directs Mr. and Mrs. Chaney to their next classroom. outstanding service and scholarship Each spring those seniors and juniors who have fullfilled the requirements are selected for mem- bership into the National Honor Society. To achieve this goal, a person must have an S aver- age and a fine record in the fields of service, character, and leadership. The National Honor Society performs many services for the school. The group ushered the parents around on Parents' Night. They took a cheating survey among the entire student body at Benton to see if any method could be found to reduce cheating at school. They plan to usher the night of the all school play. It is work being in the National Honor Society but along with it there is enjoyment and the satisfac- tion of accomplishment. The officers of the 1966- 67 year are; Ron Fleckal-President, Neal Mr. L. e. Hager, n. h. s. sponsor. Makawski-Vice President, Cheryl Beamon- Secretary, and Pam Jennings-Treasurer. 123 Sharon Wright Co-Editor Kathy Wood Page One Editor . . .To report, and edit the Jean Brandon George Rajca Co-Editor Page One Editor The popular school newspaper which is distributed every two weeks, the BENTONIAN, is published by the jour- nalism class. The members of the staff were appointed special assignments by Mrs. Ball, the journalism teacher. The co-editors meet with the page editors and decide what will be in each edition. The page editors assign the stories and reporters fulfill the assignments. The result is an interesting, well-planned and complete account of the current school news. 124 school’s current events Jeanne Marriott and Marty Nurski are at work preparing an up-coming BENTONIAN edition. Marty Nurski Mrs. Mary Ball, the Sports Writer BENTONIAN Sponsor, sees that the staff runs smoothly. Pam Jennings and co-editor Sharon Wright are busy planning the future edition of the school paper. Ivanna Thomas, Cecelia Beaver, Charlotte Trotter, Kathy Wood, and the entire staff works together as a single unit. Photographer Frank Borkowski, Bill Wilkinson, and George Rajca observe the techniques and ideas of other news sources. Ron Fleckal Co- Editor Head photographer National Honor Society Basketball section Mr. L. E. Hager Adviser .. .To publish a concise record of the school year. Mary Joice Co-Editor Staff typist Football coronation Student body officers Student Council Basketball coronation Pep Club Wrestling Cheryl Beamon General staff Junior class section Cheerleaders Commercial arts Underclass action shots Typing Tommy Stufflebean Sports Editor Proportioning and cropping Ben Lisenby Editor Elect-1967-1968 Theme, Division Pages, Running headlines, Endsheets, Eighth and Ninth grade selections. Photography Editor Language section Kristi Grafton General Staff Math page Service Checking Steve Green General Staff Annual Pages Bentonian Staff Interact Janis Dyche General Staff Checking and typing. Eighth grade section Terri Lynn Johnson Physical Education and R. O. T. C. , Checking. Gregg Albee Tenth grade Hillyards File Clerk F. T. A. P. T. A. 127 Jay Fulcher General Staff P. T. A. Harvest Moon Kathy Butler General Staff Science Class Officers Home Economics Drivers' Ed. Counselors Debby Wilson Social Studies Foreign Languages Prometheans David Onstott Music Art Administration Office Salmagundi General Staff 128 Cheryl and Kristi prepare layouts to mail, Terri Johnson draws layouts. No, no, Mary-not until Christmas! 129 Tommy Stufflebean takes time to trim his fingernails. Third Battalion R. 0. T. C. 1966—1967 Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Steve Tilman and Hon. Officer Lt. Col. Iva McGuire Sgt. Major Charles Long S—1 Officer Captain Neal Makawski and Hon. Officer Captain Terri Lynn Johnson McGlothlin S-3 Officer Major Harry Reece and Hon Officer Major Mary Joice Staff and Sponsors S-4 Officer Captain Randy Jackson and Hon. Officer Captain Carol Park S-2 Officer Captain David Novak and 131 VARSITY RIFLE TEAM: Dennis Moore, Randy Rowland, Steve Tilman, Randy Jackson . . .To teach us When the cats away, the mice will play. RESERVE RIFLE TEAM: Rogert Agee, Danny Fry, John McCubbin, Marvin Harness SPECIAL STAFF: John Bowser, Tom Thornton, Richard Cason, Robert VanHoozer, Randy Roland respect and discipline MPs guard the sacred cardinal in the lobby of the new gym. The Benton High School Honor Guard To promote Mr. Holmes addresses parents during Back-to-School night. Daryl Canterbury directs Mrs. Fleckal to her next class. Gary Joyce and Roxy Zembles narrated the annual PTA Christmas program Mr. Wright speaks to the parents of his third period English class. 134 the welfare of the students The highlight of the Festival was the weight lifting exhibition by Calvin Wright and Tim Moore. John Paden narrated. 135 Dave Novak and Karen Albright were the M. C. 's for the evening. Marvin Reid, Raymond Keling and Neal Makawski. Bill Cook listens as Ron Fleckal makes a point. Prometheans President Jim Beilstein and faculty sponsor, Mr. Hager. Diane Dean, Patty Dykes, Doria Cupryk, Irene Brewka, Jeanine Van Hoozer. In the future, the annual staff needs taller photographers or longer skirts. The officers of Interact are: Randy Jackson, President; Ron Fleckal, Vice President; Daryl Canterbury, Sec. ; Steve McCamy and Neal Makawski, board members; Chester Engle, Treasurer (NOT PICTURED). Interact club Haroldo Alija, our foreign ex- change student, cuts his birth- day cake. Lowell K. Bowen, Advisor FRONT ROW: Bill Ellis, Doug Baldwin, Harry Reece; BACK ROW: Steve Green, John Humbert, James Wood, Steve Atlakson, and Dan Compton. SITTING: Charles Atkison, Gary Joyce, Fred Banker; STANDING: Steve Tilman, Richard Cason, and Dave Novak. FRONT ROW: Matthew McDowell, Steven Watkins, Ben Lisenby, and George Rajca; BACK ROW: Conrad Van Sickle, Randy Hodgin, and Terry Jackson. The office helpers: Jeanie Powers, Billie Bona'r, Paula Graves, Karen Albright, Vickie Evans, Jeanine McCamy, and Debby DeVall line up for the new Office Follies Review. 138 Mike Valentine says, Oops, I muffed it again! Library assistants are: Sharon Wright, Doria Cupryk, Roxy Zembles, Kristi Grafton, Barbara Steinbrenner, Head Librarian-Miss Juanita O'Malley, and Sandy Russell. for your school. These girls are always busy helping Mrs. Giddens in the Attendance Office. The projectionists give their study time to assist teachers by showing films. Best Smile Peggy Janecek and Calvin Wright .. .To present Most Likely to Succeed Steve Griffith and Jean Brandon Most Feminine; Best Athlete Jeanne Marriott and Danny Brown 140 Most Popular Pam Jennings and Steve McCamy Best Personality Fred Banker and Cheryl Beamon the ten best Most Humorous David Novak and Karen Albright Best Couple Pam Heath and Calvin Wright Best Dressed Anita Ebling and Chester Engle Thy day has come, not gone Thy sun has risen, not set. Thy life is now beyond the reach of death or change . O noble soul! O gentle heart! Hail and Farewell. Miss G. Marion Wilson AHWAHLANAWAH John Gardner smashes one over the net. This kind of team cooperation helped bring the 1967 team a record of 7 wins, 5 losses. Baseball ’67 Baseball coach Jack Capps. Catcher Fred Banker gets in a little practice. The annual federal inspection. ROTC Spring Activities The color guard raises the flag at the Interact flag project atop King Hill. New members are prepared to sign the register. National Honor Society Induction Mr. Bowen addresses the eighth graders. Courtesy awards were presented by Mr. Richard Meng to Cheryl Bea- mon and Neal Makawski. Miss Durham presents the Benny to Dave Novak. Awards Day 367 The two top ranking senior boys: Neal Makaw- ski and Steve Griffith. Gregg Albee, honorary Latin Club auctioneer gives away Debbie Kirshner. Language Club Spring Activities Spanish Club members make posters in preparation for the annual Spanish Club Fiesta. Junior-Senior Prom Prom Princess Cheryl Beamon and her escort, Reed Kline. Moonlight and Roses provided a lovely evening for all present. Happy talk Terry Jackson takes office as student body president. As a good citizen, Cheryl Beamon casts her vote. High School Student Council In- duction for the sem- ester of 1967-68 Politics ’67 After the votes had been counted the winners were: Debby DeVall-secretary, Carol Park-treasurer, Conrad VanSickle- vice president, and Terry Jackson-president. ... so then Washington says to Jefferson. .. Buddies wait for the noon bell. Summer School ’67 Summer school is great, huh, kids? Mr. Lentz, do you remember where I parked my Honda??? The senior class is led into Baccalaureate, followed by the faculty. . ft H Seniors Neal Makawski receives his diploma from Mr. Bowen. Graduate ’ The graduating class of 1967. School is over ’67