Bishop Hogan High School - Rampage / Prism Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1978 volume:

RAMPAGE-1978 Bishop Hogan High School Kansas City, Missouri Table of Contents Sports ............. 10 Activiti 24 Cl 58 Faculty 74 People. 80 Dedication This yearbook is dedicated to a very special person, Mrs. Sylvia Royer. She taught Business at Bishop Hogan for 2.2 years and as Chairman of the Business Department contributed countless neces sities to the department. Records for shorthand, typing books for speed drill, carpeting, and many more materials are a few of the examples. We the students and teachers here at Bishop Hogan regret the loss of a friend and teacherg Mrs. Royer will always be remembered. - i 1 f . ag .. 49 ,LE ,QS-1 I f 2- X. .n-'V .1 K 1 -E ,:.a.: - . Q 'S L . L4 U .H E V J . .nl iv- v, N f' ' , 5,15 43 A O . 1 ,eg N, I? W V 94 JF' 'N-1: , -. ... 51-A g X J I ik ' M24 '. L' x fl 4 iff' ' 1' ,fx I yx 'f V 1 Q 'xx Q 'Q ,ff My lb, 7 .I M, ggsg1Q,-531 qff ,fy f fri my V ,Km ' 312559 ,ZIEL 5 W 'in ,5'?T' - v , ..' . as Mi A fs M!! ,., t. 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A1pough's off and running. 13 Kim Johnson Teresa Tucker, Rita Garcia, Julie Wallerstedt, Kim Johnson, Kitty Schmidt, Cannon Jones, Joan 1 ...q w, 'sp , K Kim Johnson -Joan McC1a in Rita Garcia--J ulie Wallerstedt Teresa Tucker--Carmon Jones A ,Q ...gli Everyone 's rea dy to help return the ball. Both the varsity and the junior var sity had a win- ning season this year. The varsity ended the season with 12 Wins and 5 losses. They placed first in their league. The junior varsity finished with 14 wins and 5 losses, and they placed second in their invitational league tournament. Over- all they did a fantastic job. Congratulations to the Volleyball team. 17 Girls' Varsity Basketball Chavae Brown, Kathy Collins, Gayle Bennett, Rita Garcia, Vernae Brown, Jeanne Harris, Carolyn Anderson, Jan Fredrick, Shiela Walker. Junior Varsity Emi Q 1' i' I . ,-l.L.,.,. Zi 'WE' Husain ' dl ? ' , 5 fl C, V H1 HUFW . P'lGfl'l' ' 1 ' ,ue . M X APA f X - 4 l NGK h J Ji A K Q V Q. A 1' V- alll? at I I I I x 'l K Ardella Barnes, Ardelia Barnes, Teresa Pyle, Rachel Hurtado. Gwen LaViolet, Maureen Kennedy, Renee Reyes. Christine Fishback, Wanda Mikle, Lillian Smart, Stephanie Broils. 18 7 . B F This year's girls' basketball team was coached by Sister Mi chael Delores. The J. V. Won second place in the Barstow Invitational Tourna- ment, and the Var- sity went to the semi finals of the district. The Varsity teams record was 5-ll. 1. Who wants the ball? Ido, I do! 2. All right, who took the ball? 3. Is this basketball or a tug-of-war? 4. Gimme that ball! 5. Wait a minute. I had the ball first. Varsity Basketball 1. Ken Alpough, Mike Cunningham, Reggie Lee, Tony Gordon, Mike Basey. Charles Bush, Allan Gardner, Daryl Carliss, Donald Brockington. 5 2. Allan Gardner. 3. Kenneth Alpough. , 4. Mike Cunningham. 5. Daryl Carliss. l 20 Junior Varsity Basketball Ricky Broils, Keith Williams, Tommy Saunders, Ed Cunningham, Brian McGlothen, Cebron Robinson, John Jack- son, Mike Hickman, Frank Wheeler fnot shown: Steve Strong, Rodney Stuartj. Tyrone Hardy, Dave Hutton, Anthony Cooper, Tyrone Lee, Craig Carter, Phil Teague, Keith Henderson. Ron Mel enson, Derrick Summers, Bill Long, Vince Lewis, Marv Johnson, Coach Carl Capra. Q vt. S 'g,.i3,,, 4.1 armacfaz-f:s,f,m T V-4 A, , , ,1f., A V U 'Pre' Z- .W .. . X ll' X ,, 4. . ,Y ., ' ,wi A-1? ' xg Q H E m ml 1 N , Yu, 2 , as Q uw wow. ' 7-4 J 5 J .df. . ,V- 5-,-I - . This year the Varsity team was under the direc- tion of Coach Dick Davis. With four returning se- niors, the Varsity showed a great deal of talent and determination. Coach Scott Duschen was impressed with the strength and teamwork of the Junior Varsity team. Coach Carl Capra direct- ed the freshman team to a very successful season, with a finish of a lO-2. rec- ord, with over 65 points scored in many games. The teamwork of this freshman team shows a very promising future for the Rams' Basketball. 23 mn! VIE x 5 4 1. Activities T j1 ,I . ,. .,.v'u.I',J5' ,,.: .14-nl fi .Q QLAQLA ' 55' So I wanna laugh while the 1augh'in is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you. . . Homecoming Queen and Court-1977 CANDIDATES Corita Addison Terry Blornster Bridgette Butler Nancy Draffen Jan Hart Katie I-leschmeyer Deanna Johnson Kim Johnson Carmon Jones Sharon Kitchen Joan McClain Stephanie Palmer Judy Parker Shelley Stapleton Denise Wiseman Homecoming Queen- -Kim Johnson First Attendant- - Stephanie Palmer Third Attendant- -Terry Blomster Second Attendant- -Katie Heschmeyer Fourth Attendant- -Denise Wiseman 1 2 Ill K . 1 E3 -fr. N rm nz, The week of homecom- ing began with the an- nouncement of the 15 candidates, followed by the usual preparations of the halls. The day of excitement finally arrived. Beginning with the mass celebrated by Fr. Damhorst, fol- lowed by the history of sports at Hogan. As the rnoments of suspense were mounting, the Queen, Kim and her court, Stephanie, Katie, Terry, and Denise were announced. Postponement of the game only heightened the excitment of the week as the football team brought the activities to a victor- ious end over We st. 1. Swing your partner. 2. Come on, Tom, save some for me. 3. OK, girls, this is a bust! 5. I-IOAN'?'? i f If , A ri .Q , . Al. 2 a 1 V A 1 5 27 fi! 1. I didn't know they were having Homecoming kings this year! ! I 2. The Varsity Cheerleaders really get into H. 3. Queen Kinilohnson. 4. Paul Ma drigal escorted by Denise Wiseman'?'?'? 5. Wait a minute, not all of you are paying attention. ,alms ,,-,,.,1,,.,,A ww - -1 4 Mt.. A A+ . , t, u, 5 Y: N 1 V 1 Egiilfif zu , -9 f x... it livin- 1 -AN Qs I stiff ' ft J. 1 1 V '. N uy. 1 V X ,Q M 5 '29 E Pep Rallies 2 3 1. Tryouts for end. 2. And the crowd goes wild! 3. Oh, he just cracks me up! ,W 'Q ft ug , .-1.-. ,Q je as at 5 I Q. gy m: f-V ,jp Lian' F :Lu 1,2 Z girdii-'WL ,iii f 1-A H -ff W 2 5 One activity that all I-Ioganites engage in is eating. I-Iogan has two fairly new Coke machines plus many delicious del- icacies to chow down on. The Mess I-Iall's food dispensers are supervised by Millie Seufert. No one student is able to enter the Mess Hall without their school lunch card. If one is found tres- passing through, one gets one stale Z0 minutes in room 205. 1. LOOKY-LOOKY. 2. Millie, the machine just ate my money!?! 5. What are you eating? 31 is t -F 5, A X 155' ff 4 rf If lvliss Hogan I-ligh is an honor shared by the queen and her four at- tendants for their four years of unending ef- forts to better our school in any Way pos- sible. The four years passed quickly for the girls, who took part in musicals, being class officers, on planning committees, aiding teachers, at- tending sports activi- ties and much rnore. Congratulations to Queen Jan Hart and her court, Julie Waller- stedt, Bridgette But- ler, Rita Garcia and Judy Parker. 1. Hey look, Rita, everyone has on their ultra bright smile. 2. Miss Hogan High Court and their escorts. 3. Some of the candi- dates offer petitions during the mass. 4. Bridgette, aren 't you forgetting La try? 33 o . ' 4' f. :S I Q' ,N -Wi as -0:1 , 1-ti? Q., gt . ' . ,W 55- A , ., -., Ib 27: 5, QRS ff. -A,,,x-Nia 5: lz.f.'l - wr 55 ,N ,ki , X .ix -ix A --,f iss H ga 'J REX . J 1, kit '60 Af NA-i 'ks ,V , - 7 , ,. 4 ?2'5 5 . ' f , , , z Parents' Club 1 2 1. And when we party--we Party Har- dy! 2. Meet new friends but keep the old. . . 4. Look but don't touch! The Parents Club Presi- dent, Mrs. Inez Gilmore, has presented many excit- ing activities throughout the year with the help of many hard-working par- ents. The club presented a successful Wine and Cheese tasting party along with an auction. They also sponsored a play at the Jewish Community Center. The Hogan Parents Club is an organization which, with the help of the faculty, pre sents specific ideas and au- thority for the school. The Parents Club also helps fi- nance various activities and needs here at Hogan. Without their support and time, the school Wouldn't be able to accomplish and present many school events. 36 tif- w.. 4 , Enrollment Day f.,: L 4 Z 3 : 3 ....- B l 2 ' ff-H-T f---f av 4 1. What'd you say? 2. Look at that enrollment line! 4. What classes are you taking? 5. Mr. Byrd, please wake Mrs. Brentano! Enrollment Day is the enrollment of students for the following school year. The students decide on the courses they need and would like to take. At the end of the day, the faculty checks the student's courses to make sure they have enough credits. 5 37 ,..f-. 7-- Friendship Friday Friendship Friday got underway with numerous ac- gn I tivities in many parts of the I school. Football, baseball, dancing, and a little legal card playing was only part of it. Getting to know new faces mixed with familiar ones was what the day was all about! 2. Boogie Nights! 4. Your most prized possession, Ben? 5. Battle ofthe classes! 5 38 Misfit' ' . 1523 3 s ' . ' gg, .W Mm 4 ,W .. 11297 - D 1 :,n i I - ,Ziggy , , , . 1 X P1 , IP? Sfiiiigii 'A 'H 'M ,ls , -L--.Q -.,,,-i..,...f --,-l.- ,Q ,-l..-- - - -i-v-'- ,.. .....-- Q.. -' '5- ',, QQ-J' ,.,.-4 ,..f:' 15, mfg. ,. -I 1, . . l - grql in w Y . 1, L N F ' -V si? M 15, Lf m M m 4 5 - : ' 5 , 1 Q1 - , L, I Q S X fl fi ' W ,A .sf I ., , ,f 52 ' W is if ' Puig! ff' 'fir 2121- 1 Q. V 7 as Eff , - '-' Erma! 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Freshman Class officers: Mi- chelle Brown, Secreraryg Ginger Mc- Allister, Vice Presidents Deb ie Al- pough, Presidentg Robert Montemore, Treasurer. 40 5 v- kgxzri T r R r' 1 r 1 V' 1 y ia ' i' 1 ' V I ' A Z' 5 l ' . :up 'J -sn ' This year's Student Coun- cil was involved in many activities. The council members were in charge of Homecoming and Miss Ho- gan High, Friendship Fri- day, Wonderful Wednesday, and two school mixers. They also purchased a pop- corn machine, selling pop- corn every Wednesday dur- ing lunch mods. The classes were also active in Student Council by sponsoring jeans days, car Washes, bake sales, and attending meetings. 4 1. Byron Buckner, Senior Class Treas- urer. 2. Julie Jones, Senior Class Sec- retary Qnot shown: Ken A lpough, Presi- dent: Brent Fouse, Vice Presidentj. 3. The popcorn machine in action. 4. Junior Class officers: Lacy Taylor, Secretaryg Loren Jones, President: Crystal Cherry, Vice President: An- gie Grado, Treasurer. 5. Our Presi- dent keeps everyone's interest. 41 ,lA,g - O4 C-4 'N Q CI 3 4 Drill Team 1. Left, left, left, right, left. 2. About face. 3. And the beat goes on. 4. A perfect performance! 5. Now it is real easy, girls, if you will only pay attention. Varsity Cheerleaders .If Terry Blomster, Co-captain . Take off, Rams. gx Vernae Brown Deanna Johnson 'Kim Johnson, Captain. S JW- iv. I ,Q 'wg' 1 Gotcha ! r ..'-Q5 5.123- 515 96327 - .gf K it W: :W - ss L v' ', ,Yi X , 3 Y X K. .P . - lf . .awk P W MW 2 LQ 411 'V'-1 ' f . .rg , 4, ,': W , if' , Judy Parker Patrice Parson Denise Wiseman 1 v 5 , Teresa Tucker 45 Cheerleaders .41-xv-I C ae: 2 . - , ,- 4 , ff , Y A A gg,--.' . , , . A qi,-1' .1 '. '-' .LJI uv PA , LV' ll U A X' - , N Naam-.. . , -.- - . , sf -- ..-, Freshman squad: Row 1: Sherri Lackey. Row 2: Pam Washington, Monica Freshman cheerleaders strive for Mosley, Anitra Byrd. Row 3: Debbie Alpough. Row 4: Theresa Nash. perfection! 11 if , , ,N ai 1 Y M , W .al -'ia A e Up and away. Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Row 1: Shelia Morton. Row 2: Sabrina Grant. Row 3: Machelle Hayes, Chris Mason, Nadine Bush. Row 4: Janice Jackson. -E -N, gf l ,ff I. ,, rg-in We always knew Rachel liked Rams. Pep Club officers: Nancy Draffen, President: Shon Stovall, Vice Presldent Jan Hart, Treasurer fnot shown: Shelia Walkerj. Plug. Hogan Girls: Carrnon Jones, Stephanie Palmer, Rachel Madrigal, Ioan McLain, Jean Boyle. H-O-G-A-N T I N 1. Look at that concentration! 2. Ken is such a ham. 3. Ho an's brass sec- tion. 4. The Wonder ul Wednesday Band. 5. A break between numbers. 49 This year's spaghetti dinner will be one re- membered by all! It was a chance for alumni as well as teachers to get together after so many, or few, years away. The countless hours put in by Sister George displaying posters, organizing work shifts, and contacting alumni, pulled it all to- gether! An extended thank you goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sterner from Washington Stre et Station, for donating the food and their time. 1 if! 4 1. Nobody can say they didn't work! 2. Is Julie eating the profits?'? 3. A full house!! I 4. But I don't even go to school here anymore! 5. There 's nothing shy about these alumni! 6. Sr. Madeleva in her old, familiar room. 50 Spaghetti Dinner SL. i 'haf' Q Dollars and lf .ii ..I. , , . r y Sense The Dollars and Sense Club, sponsored by a new addition this year, Mrs. Lou Butler, spon- sored their traditional nut sale. The president this year was Brid gette Butler, their vice president was Theresa Tucker and Imma- culada Didonna was the secre- tary. 1 2 1. Left to Right: Brig- dette Butler, President: Theresa Tucker , Vice President: Immaculada Didonna, Secretary. 2. The Business Club of- ficers prepare posters for the nut sale. 3. The top sellers in the nut sale prepare to leave for their luncheon. 3 Rampage Staff eric, .2 ,J A,-'M-he is ,gm Left to Right: Marty Pyle, Jim Wirtz, Peter Fitzsimmons, Katie Heschmeyer, Rachel Madrigal, Duncan Teague, De- nise Wisernan, Tom Damico, and Laura Latenser. Not Pictured: Jan Hart and Joe Davis. mn C Denise Wiseman, Editor Jan Hart, Editor Photographers: Katie Heshrneyer Marty Pyle, and Laura Latenser. 52 2 3 The Rampage Staff has tried to work harder and with more togetherness than in the past. We have tried to raise ex- tra money by adding engravings and ads instead of raising the price to help im- prove the yearbook with such things as posterization, spot color and more color pages. Also, the addition of the supplement, With activities late in the school year, was added by this year's staff. A special thanks is in order for Mr. Michael Day for his advice and help. 1x , - ,,. J ' A 45 '1 ' 1 1. Denise, Jan, and Laura at the year book workshop in Atchison, Kansas. 2. Jim Wirta- -Typist of the year! 3. You better hurryg deadline was 30 ' Don't forget to check the bulletin board. 53 minutes ago. 4. And the answer is? 5. Freshman Homeroom Representatwes H.R. 209 RCp. Tamaria Grayson, Alt. Gail BibSOI'l I-LR, 206--Rep, Christie Pearson, Alt, Mgnica Mosley .- ' . Y ,J 'i ' - :F7Z?f2f5:5 'ff J... .. I 1 4 1 P gf -. - - 1 ' 'I .H H.R. 100--Alt. Pam Washington, Rep. Tamra Williams 4. , , C. 5, -. , N ,, H.R. 208--Rep. Michelle 1N?c?rZ11aAl-l-gggigiayne' Rep., Brown, Alt. Ricky Sasser 54 Sophomore Homeroom Representatives 1. H.R. 303--Rep. Torean Walker, Alt. Marsha ' Vaughn. 2. H.R. 309--Rep. Derrick Burns, Alt. r Leigh Allen. 3. H.R. 304--Rep. John Jackson, Alt. Donna Jones. 1 Q .4 . I 1 as, , -1 : . Q. 1 w . , ,, K , 'i 4 M 5 . Q M9 5' A. 'i 2 3 Junior Homeroom Representatives ' pf.. . ki in F- - 'R' -. 1. H.R. 310--Rep. Chavae Brown, 'A Alt. Stephanie Broils. 2. H.R. 3l3-- rf-.ff Rep. Jan Freclricks, Alt. Kim John- son. 3. H.R. 301--Rep, Johnetta White, Alt. LaFonda Watson. 4. H.R. 307--Rep. James Palmer, Alt. Stephanie Dean. 5. H.R. 306--Rep. Chris Mason, Alt. Kevin McNeil. N. 1 2 1 vs -1 w 3 4 5 56 N 1 'Ju M My 'fi?9iif'.'hg,4' Senior Homeroom Representatives 1 3111 ...f- L . 5 iv .-1 ' Q. 1f'k1'C'C- ' 1 3-. W5 1. 4 r H r f, ' 4x -J I.. . ., 'f'y,. , 5 1. H.R. S.U.--Rep. Sharon Kitchen, Alt. Carrnon Jones. 2. H.R. 103--Rep. Corita Addison, Alt. Mi- chelle Block. 3. H.R. 109--Rep. Tony McCullough Alt. IudyParker. 4. H.R. 104--Rep. Fred Royal, Alt. Carolyn Scott: H.R. 105--Rep. Cheri Gilmore, Alt. Rita Garcia. 5. H.R. 106--Rep. Annette Web- er, Shon Stovall. gf3,h -Q, l Classes H :null lu iliilx . . .like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go and take us up--always up Enghsh , i ii WVAQ F-:V jx .- 'V' ' --Sulp- I 3 The English department is headed by Mr. Michael Day who also heads the Yearbook and teaches Sophomore liter attire. Williarn Capotosto teaches Freshman A and General English. Ex- pository Writingflaiterary Prize Winners, Mass Media, and College English IV are taught by'Mrs. Paula Diemer while Mr. Scott Duschen teaches Afro-American Literature. Sister Vera taught English IB and Mrs Verna Ott taught Reading I and II. They all share one goal: to see that the students express themselves ef- fectively in speaking and writing. 1. Mrs. Diemer, are you running a movie theater? 3. Mr. Day's students aren't paying very close attention. 4 The freshmen come prepared. 60 1 2 1. The three Stooges. 2. Does everyone know their lines? 3. Somebody pop her bubble so she'11 pay attention. 4. Open your book to page 81. History 1. History time is study time. 2. But Mr. Capra, . . .But, I, but, oh well, what is the use??? 3. Would you believe that this was all I could find to do? 4. This must be a serious conference. 5. History students really work hard on their assignments. 6. I don't think you're paying attention. 1 YQ F ,lx i . A 7 E at if s wg 'U U I : 1 an y ,i-and-' 1 .u 'N .Riser 4 5 6 it -fig an-' The History Department was headed by Mr. Read and he was joined by two new teachers, Mr. Carl Capra and Mr. Ed Lewis. Courses which were of- fered this year were American Government, American Problems, and American History along with the addition of two new and different courses, Sociology and Ancient Civilization. 2. Mr. Lewis, are you having a cur- rent events discussion? 3. Mr. Read helps Mr. Byrd with his schedule for next year. 63 Math ai 1 1 2 41 3 The Math Department consists of old pros with new ideas. The department is headed by Mr. Scott Duschen who teaches Algebra II and General Math. With such talented pros in the math de- partment, Hogan can be assured of placing many Einsteins out in the World. 1. It's very simple, just multiply the square root of 9 times 3 cubed. 2. Are you playing craps again or dointg your assignment? 3. Children look on eagerly to learn. 4. Is it too Clif iculr to handle, Bill? 64 -5. I H f , Q .,, .ia , ,KF . Wm is ip 4 The Speech Department is headed by Sr. Catrina Ann Bones who taught her students various speech techniques. Many of these presentations included some informative and per- suasive speeches. Their assignments were also basic wording and or- ganizing of speeches, panel discussions and debate. 1. Someone isn 't paying attention. 2. Falling asleep at the wheel! 4. Play- ing charades again? 5. OK, sister, what was your question? 65 Religion Miss Virginia Berney who heads the religion department, has helped prepare many of the various religious ac- tivities this year. There have been various Chris tian Community Pro- jects, which teachers and students alike have put forth deep human concern. These activ- ities began when the seniors collected food, clothes and money for the flood victims. Y' ,, YQ-'Q--G If i . Hi 2 1. The seniors have an enjoyable time in Religion. 2. You must pay close attention to get everything. 3. The freshmen adventure into new horizons. 66 il Q.. 1 1, :ff H 1 f uw S -s if r, Q :bf 1 n 'I . J 3 me 1. Vernae you had better keep v , AI' your eyes on your paper be fore Miss Berney sees you. 3. Don't memo- A rize it, kids, learn it! ! ! W -we wx B? Practical Arts fmf - I Io' . ,EE , - W .L-QM.. --' . : ' '- ' ' lsr ' , fm , . - .1 Y ,. H 5. . .ev ffy M lv . ,I nk-- 1 1. Jim Palmer doesn't look like he's typing to me. 3. What are they clo- ing behind that stove? 4. L. Oates preparing who knows what. 5. Kevin Smith seems like he 's always sitting in the corner. 6. See, Martha, I told you I could type my name. 68 rl K fy -- Fw ' n .,. WA , f T'7 T 5 'Z E rg, I I Jr ' . .gi -' l ? 'ta . Q ff. K ll J' 1 'r .,,, 5 T2 j,?i'x,! A L gf f' f igf .F 5 usZ::iZ?ss1zsf'i .git W1 gsziif e ws' . 1 4.1 -X', LL,, r f' NL, ' W' f fu gg 'val . ,J ,NNN ss ,ks ,ir f' XL 635 .fy XLQQM M 5 W ,kg :gy 7- A. 1 ixwa ?'1i5'k iff' WMA' w ni Q w ' v A 3-fig? Y'-N' , ,., --...,, ,.... 2:57 -f --, mand- x v r ' 3 L-A L v ., sv . 1 lm 5 , , , , .1 ,, ,, ,, , EY , ...... E.: ..,, , - V w m. w, 4 1 It , , HB ' - 51' A wa ' W is A Viva ' 1. V, pu . ir- ff ffiv 4.1 .5 Q U! xy V -4 i , ,swf , r V Q Physical Education The participants in this year's physical education classes engaged in a vari- ety of activities. Some of the sports attempted by these classes were volley ball, basketball, handball softball, football, and tumbling. The boys com- peted in an All-Star Tour- narnent. Along with the exercise and development of the body, the study of the things that harm and help it were taught in health classes. 70 Q.. , .- ,e g f Y li' I Science The Science Department has two new faculty mem- bers this year. Mr. Den- nis Dorr teaches Biology and Advanced Biology. Fa- ther Paul Sanders, who previously was in the Math Department, teaches Chemistry and is head of the department. In Biology students learned about different or- gan systems by dissecting frogs and pigs. In Chemistry, students learned about chemical elements and did a varie- ty of experiments. 1. Do you have any steak sauce? 4. Well, first of all make sure the spec- imen is dead. 5. What's the answer? 71 2 Language The Language Depart-, ment consists of French, Spanish and Latin clas- ses, and this year there was the addition of Rus- sian. Besides learning the foreign languages, the students were intro- duced to the foods, dan- ces and customs of the various countries. The Latin classes are extremely small, but they are an extremely ambitious group of stu- dents. 4 Vg 5 Qi. 1. Comment allez vous? 2. Wake up, Teresa! 3. Watch yOl11' LAN- GUAGE! 4. ESPANOL. fl ,Bw 3505! ' 50? Zvi 2 3 1.-fs, gl 555 :2: ,. ,.., ,... , I K4 I f . i h n ...: Pg ! q :.:,: A h s , , IQ I IEE, ' Q- N V,,. nss s X ff n ssssssnsssn s a o he , ......,.. ' ' li E ,M so :H . Q W , - - .V J 1 H . M, - 'og I i :,- ' . 5 Exig 'Law ----1:-- .,.:. F' l l e . : ,:.:.: A . .,,A ., 1 SI' AFV 2 - . : ::. 5 . .:.:.,.,.:.,.. -L.,. L... ,,,, 1 1 Vzibuzigavuu j if , H Q d ' , . l . i E Y ffiiill i m,.,. V 1 X - - .-if U A I . ,V ' Y - Y K ,..n , Y xi i 5 Art This year the Art De- partment is headed by Sr. Rita Smith. The classes learn how to use water colors and tempra paints. They also learned how to blend the colors to make new colors and developed techniques in silk-screening. 2. Where did you get those shades? 3. Andy is hard at work. 5. A hard day's rest. 73 .,.NA.9f..x s 5 .1 '. K n ' c l1 In ' OQQ Ks , M' 'v .-ad 'A if , fx M -Mx.. L5 f Q X f Q x . 'A n 'i if . ,. lf. X ., 1 Xt, x X ' XX Ms X 'll' .I ' C V Q .NM N X ., 4 Faculty ' I -. Yi K, A 3 ..,,,. N . . gy ,Pen gg . Af' k H --.' WHEN .fi it E w 'ws .fn ' Y .:. . , ,mga 1- ,W -- ,Y . - sf. 1 1 ' W' ' 1 1 ,V ' ij N f- Th 4 it-1, Y 555' f :eff ,H P1 11 . 4 ii M :?:-::!::-- ' 1 , -- 35 M, fi-wwifi'.MQQQQE1 'Q?i?i,f'3ii5fe ' M -- 1 A Q1 ai wg-QMQE.. Y ' 1 :ff - -' 'lf 'Z 'W' ' 11 - . ' ' i:,., A - - 'cause you make me feel like l'm more than a friend like IIIII the journey and you're the journey's end I may never pass this way again that's why I want it with you. . . Sister assists in the com puter room. Sr . Vick ie Perkins Mr. Duane Fortin Sr. Michael Delores Allegri Miss Virginia Berney Sr. Catrina Ann Bones The teachers chow down Millie Seufert Mrs. Grace Brentano Mrs. Lois Butler Mr. Bill Byrd Mrs. Mary Byrd Mr. Carl Capra Mr. Bill Capotasto Mrs. Pat Carr 76 fu T -111- Qld -vp-3' .Q ' ,.,.-Q' ' x ,y ,,.u , . ,fl . wg 1 r rid' 4.. . -. . .1 A! gg-'Efx': ' ' 'fe.v,- ggfi 4 mm-nf , J-2 wr qs. H H F 1Wll'lI.l' mai L V.. in Y.. 5. l Mum UIQ: .. r.. w e ., 4. . 512 -V ix rw.- . ,. Hr.. r , a, Y -rw Qin:-,w, r r ,. 4 , gf ,'k,a- .1 zrifeiigislarfw Au 1- W , . wg Us as u o fr ee- 2,--E iq? l asf' ,am-11 12391151 4' sf, 25 9 u as 1' er I i ?,?,, riff gi S as , gn sz sr 6 n B' 4 if 3- ggiu ...isa A., ,Q -, 1. dl l fi.. tfiif - jfsg'iE:.. n Q fmjj 'few . , Xj:.:,:gg.' rv-E.:-5 lag- :-M .ir -X 1 fy' ..gw:.: l'u .- J-.dir ' 5- - .,,,-Jw ':5:lfx5J:i'w', ferr' 'Sf'i.'2, l iv!fH'l'iSSg' V- if Q 1, .-K.,f.5,H ' .cm .qi-lineage r A 11 .Jail -' 'Hiya' 3' If -I ri! Mrs. Janet Ca vanaugh Computer class is hard work. Mr. Richard Davis Mr. Michael Day Mrs. Paula Diemer Mr. Dennis Dorr Repeat after me, 2.0+ 5.0. . . Mr. Scott Duschen Sr. Margaret Dolores Green Sr. Mary Cornelia Haffey Miss Robin Heinz Sr. Delia Ann Lawless Mr. Edward Lewis Mrs. Verna Ott Sr. Rose Anthony Perko 77 Sr. Ann Virginia Petty Mr. Louis Read Fr. Paul Sanders Sr. Vera Schwabauer Mrs. Cavanaugh rushes for her candy. Sr. Rita Smith Sr. David Marie Solomon Mrs. Vinita Stevens Sr. George Towle Mr. Dorr, do you have a question? Mr. Ken Zeoli 78 alislmi -v 1 X 1 Il I . . I -Vx r iyv W F 1, 6135- r V if Q, 1 ' wg KF 'Fi 'y ,K ' ,M . Y: -get-T4 ,221 . , ' '-A ' - :E r 'V ,EQ A L4 s si ' fi 'ik ' -M-,X t x Lf---. Y A 1. A close-up of Mr. Read. 2. Mr. Dag on crutches? 3. Milwau kee Tri une? People Dreams--so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away Peace--like the silent dove should be flyin' but it's only just begun. . . Freshmen Debbie Alpough James Atkins Schlyon Atkins Kathy Bale Steven Ballance Kathlen Behran Paul Biskup Merle Bivens Gary Blanks Sandra Bledson Kim Block Bill Brown Michelle Brown Ervin Butler Lisa Buykes Anitra Byrd Anthony Cooper Robin Davis Brigette Dukes Bridget Dunmore Valerie Ellis Robb Farmer Y A nthony Fa untleroy C DK 4 Christine Fishback Everett Freeman Teresa Ford I une Fore Karl Fountain Gilbe rt Frazier Sherry Gentry Gail Gibson Carol Givens Elizabeth Gonzales Tarnayo Jacobs Marv Johnson Julie Kern Mark Kitchen Sherri Lackey A rdina Layne Tammy Graceland Angela Guess Jesse Gusman Roslyn Haley Tyrone Hardy Tanya Hayes Gilbert Fraz- ier dressed to kill. Norma I-Iazlett Keith Henderson David Hutton A lexis Jackson 83 Tyrone Lee Henry Lemos Yuabanee Lertpanit Vincent Lewis William Long A nne tte Lopez Lisa Love Ginger McAllister Anita McClain Michelle McCloud Marshal McKe lvy Joan Martens Ronnie Melenson Sharon Mitchem The freshmen join in decorating their ha ll. Robert Montemore Gary Moore Leo Moore Robert Morgan Marcus Morton Monica Mosley Teresa Nash N-x - ' - .. 4.5254 -frm ,EH 3:2 L -VE Z r A fl. 1 i 5 J' .2, I ,JK K A Thuy Nguyen Tom Ost Kerry Parson Ocie Payne . X - f 5 ' w w rl X ., Rav Christie Pearson Angela Powell Dennis Purse Mike Ratterman Jackie Reese Ramona Reyes Beckey Rimbey Theresa Schierhoff Richard Schmid Kelly Shepard Lilly S ma rt Eclophia Smith Iesse Smith Greg Stapleton Amy Strothers Derrick Summers Bob Ta ckett Phillip Teague Aaron Tolbert Hugh Wallace Pamela Washington Robert Weber Donna Williams Rarnanda Williams Tammy Williams Charlie Wirtz Sophomores Leigh Allen Robert Ba llance Gayle Bennett Michael Brackens Ricky Broils Donna Brown Joe Bryde LeTrese Burnett Derrick Burns Donald Carter Leigh Allen reciev Valerie Carter Kevin Cooks Ed Cunningham Keith Davis Bill Damico Michael Dayton I ack Doyle Maureen Doyle Chris Dra ffen Vicki Edelen Brian Flynn Marcella Fountain es Communion. imi- Valerie Franklin David Garza Ann Gepford Trish Godoy L-ax . mb fi Ai .rl .x-' x Derrick Gregg Allen Gumbel Janice I-Iammonds Lf 1 -' Shirley Harris Cheryl Harrison Linda Hatter Vincent Hayes Xavier Hernandez Mike Hickman Shawn Hire Rachel Hurtado John Jackson Bill Johnson Ionette Johnson Mitchi Johnson Sophomores prepare to decorate their hall. Teresa Johnson Donna Jones Lance Jones John Kennedy Maureen Kennedy Carla King Mark Kline Ed Lane Gwen LaVio1et Sal Lopez Bruce McBride Larry McDaniel Brian McG1othen Byron Marshal Gibrette Martin Tony Martinez Jerry Montemore Lanny Oates Larry Oates Horracio O'Nea1 Class, class, CLASS, will you PLEASE pay atten- tion? ? ? Toby Pils Teresa P le Y Muriel Ra gan Torn Ratterman Karen Reese Earl Reine Renee Reyes Cebron Robinson Herbert Robinson Joel Rush . by . .m, ,A Q 4 r 2 E. LQ' Tomrny S aunders Io Schierhoff Carol Schwieterman Stephanie Scott Dann Searcy Staphan Seay Carla Smith Charles Smith Delana Smith Gregory Smith Toi Smith Martin Spencer Jeffrey Stockdale Steve Strong Luther Tidwell Marsha Vaughn Torean Walker Darryl Waller Cliff, did you really sell all that candy? Deneshia Watson David Weber Michelle Weber Teresa Weber Cliff Wharton Franklin Wheeler Keith Williams Roger Wilson Conrad Wright Juniors Miriam A Hen Gordon Babst Florence Baker Chris Bardgett Ardelia Barnes Ardella Barnes Mike Basey John Becker Mike Bender Ben Bennett Greg Biskup Tracey Black Pick up the pie ces, Carolyn and Shannon. Donald Brockington Stephanie Broils Chavae Brown Marc Brown Steve Brown Vernae Brown 90 dw Annabelle Bryde Cleophus Burns .,Qi Derald Burns Betty Buykes CaCheryla Carter 42' Robert Ca tron John Cheney Crystal Cherry Cathy Collins Deborah Collins Janet Cooks Well, the Chinese ha ve no thing to fear! LeRoy Cooper Tim Curry Tom Damico Joe Davis Kenneth Dawn Eric Dayton Stephanie Deans Pamela Evans Kim Fight Dave Flynn Terri Ford William Franklin Leonard Fountain Ian Fredricks Rudy Garcia Louie Gonzales Trinidad Gonzales Anthony Gordon Angie Grado Will Graham Mark Green Susan l-lammonds Come on Paul, hike it! LaDonna Harris Arland Harrison Antoinette Harvey Stanley Hayes Tim Hayes Kim Henderson LaVaughn Henry Melanie Hill Maurice Hopson Gy rm Ti? K' we 1-'Y' Kim Johnson Clarence Jones Loren Jones Yolanda Jones Grace Katosh Michael Kitchen Andy Klenklen Angela La Violet James Layne Reginald Lee Right on! Right on! Juniors! Theresa Lee Steve Livingston Michael Locke Tony Lopez Paul Madrigai Cherlyn Marshall Gilbert Marzett Tom McGeehan Kevin McNeil Chris Mason Mary Melenson Wanda Mikle Betty Miller Dieclre Miller Donna Mitchem Dribble it, pass it. . . who wants the basket??'? Jackie Montgomery Tamara Moore Carolyn Mueller Frank Muraski Kathy Murphy Paul Ost Shelly Owens James Palmer Dan Pulido Lisa Rarterman Barbara Ramm Gilbert Renaud Tony Ross if T? , fi-rf, f -1 YV .,'. ,a .,.r . , - I H ' ,,7lh.gf,fr.., V, Nye 4, 1 .ar-Q., Q Z g 14 ,,,-3-1 111.2-' L fy - ,g,.f:'- Y - Y5' , 7 f-'1Qf3'AL:?f.Ei' .J tf.f',g.-at g- , ' ' A I ii: s ? 'r'-7 7-. 3' x ,.' ' , . Y' :.-' 'Al 1 'pi , . . - 1 JH- .' 'f ,. , - r - . ' ' 'fl y 'L' , if-, f .'t41'l' f Ngflw -':.w. . f' ug , fm. 'SX Greg Santee Kitty Schmid E Jim Wirtz Denise Woods Mike Schmidtlein Cathy Shinkle Kevin Smith James Sommerhauser Tom Stark Rodney Stewart Dell Stovall Jim Ta ckett Lacy Taylor Are Hogan lunches really that good? Sha nnon Tweedy Betty Villarreal Danny Walker Willie Walker Roderick Wa ters LaFonda Watson Victor Weber Iohnetta White Danny Williams Seniors Leonard A mmons Angela A nderson Estela Barbosa Guy Ba rne s Michelle Barnett Sue Becker Bart Bennett I oe Bishop 96 Corita Addison Kenneth A lpough I just washed my face and can't do a thing with it Hey Seniors, I think the car wash is the other direction. If Terry Blomster Jean Boyle I eff Bridges Michael Brown Peter Bryde Byron Buckner Bridgette Butler Darryl Ca rliss 97 Ah, we caught you, Rodger. Nancy Draffen Mark Ede len David Eisenstein Peter Fitzsimmons Denise tries out for her typing skills with her eyes closed. Cli me tha Fra zie r Steve Fries Rita Garcia Alan Gardner 98 Michael Cunningham Stephanie Curry Immaculada DiDonna '-.FH v P ' 211:55 e . W. W, . ,naar 'mmf' 'sz '. 1 :fairer wk f -1 ff , I , 31 A-11 aw - wr ,ir - ,rdsasfifr - 1 'iriwiiwxiwfinimfgn' f' Minsk ' ' ganggggfiag-ia?5 ' ' ii g 1 V ,r-Mr w 452 . i r agar .asia- r if 1 If a 1 . in ar ur , , Lwfmvg ., , New .NV Mqgpzrfm F Mr- - f .- -mama awww 1, wr A .--ez eager may Z' 125- 5352555 V ' Steve Gibbons Cherie Gilmore Karla Glasgow Vince Gohlston Mike Gomez Climb aboard! Anthony Gonzalez Dennis Gredell Tony Gregg ,Tea nne Harris What's that you say? J an Ha rt Katie Heschmeyer 99 ,-,Ag if D ' c l c v .4 , V11 A-Fil 1 -1-gf: if-,., ff' 'A' ' :,fFf:,i,,,. fy , JE E ff La Ura La tenser Albert Lightle Tony Li llig Marcia Ma ck - .-.-nw, Tony McCullough Conte Meredith Tom Moutemore Was the reli- gion test that hard, Miche11e?'?? WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE! Rachel Madrigal Mary Mahoney Jim MCA uliffe Ioan McClain Seniors help in decorating. Dane Moore Michael Moore Dan Mundy John Nash JoAnn Orozco Stephanie Palmer Carmon Jones escorted by A lan Gardner. Judy Parker Patrice Parson Laura hiking the football. John Pils Martha Pinick 102 has -.v it-. xx, -A , , , x wx Qfggyaxxx t x xxx x x 'v d' :Wllllllilllllxx fn U x -1 Y xxuw wx xxx, xixw 15, -1 xi N7 5 L, J f 1: rx W 1, W ' 3 EgjxxxljglllqglxxgwMy filming, ll xx. Marty Pyle Beverly Ragsda le Girls don 't fi ght . Linda Reyes Tim Ritz Dan Rojas Fred Royal Seniors dis- cuss decora- tion plans. Rebecca Sa Vedra Larry Schierho ff Carolyn Scott Mona Sizemore Eir1s tein 103 Beatrice Smart Annette Smith Karen Smith David Solomon Shelley Stapelton Renee Stephens Did Gordon get into his mother's makeup?!? Shon Stovall 4 Y,-z Ian Thomas Roger Tucker Teresa Tucker -1 t Denise Wiseman John Wixom Michelle Young Shelia Walker Julie Wallerstedt Annette Weber Vincent Weber Edward Wells Steve Whalen T-h-e-r-e-'s Rita! 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