Bryan Station High School - Crest Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

B yan Station Senior High School Lexington, Kentucky I 969- 70 t y a I'tiik',.' l, 02 x O Time is measured in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, lifetimes. Memories are not measured, only held onto as moments of time not yet slipped away. The time you spent at Bryan Station High School will long be remem- bered; times of tears, heartaches, smiles, laughter, winning, losing, teachers, classes, friends. That is the purpose of this book: to bring those memories closer and keep them for you. Time is a never stopping phenomena that ticks its way into the future, dulling minds and covering memories. There is only you and this book to hold force against timels swift passage. Neither is complete, but together they can capture those moments that made your life at Bryan Station during 1969-1970utruly a time for us. A Time For Us All Time Is Ours A moment here, a moment there, And soon an hour has passed away. We note while hardly yet aware, The passing of another day. We think we have no time to spare; How well we fill it, who can say? A moment here, a moment there, And soon an hour has passed away. Yet this is certain everywhere, Then figure it as best you may: All time is ours for work or play, All time is ours to richly share, A moment here, a moment there. A gnes Davenport Bond 3 Nancy Emig .......................... Edilm' Billy Glass ................... A.r.ri.rmm Iidilm' Mrs. Smkelin ........................ Spamm- OIIIJMIIdiug Serz'ire Sue Decker Nancy Thomas Debbie Brumficld Elaine Foster Andy Florence Vicki Jones Beverly Monthic David Breeze John Geddss Judy Stephens Vicki Wooley Kathy Dever Jim Shropshire Mary Joiner Laura Graves Dianne Steele ShEilu Green Shirley Hull Pam Burton Susan Wilson Denise Wubel Sherri Bradley Patty Allison Barbara Tomblin Carolyn Spencer Juckis Burchctt iilldqin: '1' T able Of Contents Introduction...... . ...6 Activities.......... Faculty............ .. .12 Classes...... ...... Clubs and Organizations. . ..34 Faculty Index Sports........................ . .56 SeniOrActivities Muszc .90 Patrons............ Dramatics......... ......... .98 Sign-Ojf......... We Hr: 4mm . . .A 3. . VWiNhafrr. .lLthr : rifll ddle M 6 m S m a W T d1 81? !!15 Xnmxxkg Em mmm Numb Emmimx J V - pm vv 'v.? Mm J mum , ,- uvcfmr 4 'uan -; mumw. mam, . . d. umwrw WW At the CZOSe . 1 I111! A4.! .1 If; 4 4lyxvv I JrII. 111.?! 111...,xlv'tllxlczi. x3..lll!l:.x:'4.l 1,011 l .2... ....., ' Mr. Grider ended his twelfth year as head of Bryan Station High School in 1970. If anything, this year was more active, more exciting, and more trying than those which have gone before. Mr. Grider provided a tower of strength and a voice of auothority during the year. XVhen his voice came over the loudspeaker, every- one stopped what they were doing to listen. He sought and came up with solutions to the many problems with which he was faced. Under Mr. Grideris capable and able leadership, Bryan Sta- tion has grown into one of the leading,Y schools in the state of Kentucky. During these years, Mr. Grider has provided the lead- ership which befits Bryan Station. l3 Mr. Kiser Assistant Principals Mr. Estes -N wa..- ..-. 4 Mrs. Clingner Mrs. Fraim Guidance C ounselors Mr. Norris Classes? Colleges? Careers? The Bryan Station Counselors provided a fund of information and advice for the student with questions about his school curriculum, higher education, and choice of occupation. Mrs. Floyd MISS Lunsford Mrs. XValker Mrs. Rainey Mrs. Miller Mrs. Craig Sanford Mrs. Leffler Mrs. Eastin Mr. Livisay Mr. Haley Mrs. Dewine Mr. Campbell Mr. Giancola Mr; Vandeventer Mrs. Stephens . Rhorer Mr. Bradshaw Miss Burnett Miss Deaton Mrs. Reister Mrs. Stakelin Mrs. Ruschell Miss Hammond Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Sober Mrs. Zarrett Mr. Green Mrs. Stokes Mrs. Wuldron Mrs. Con pro Miss W'ade Pickctt Mr. XVoodall Mrs. Cain Mrs. Burkett Mrs. Shuler Mrs. McLellan M r. Treece Mr. Barlow Mr. Sellier Mrs. Streiblc Mr. Osborne ya; Miss Tuck Mrs. Sewell W m II. n e e f G 5. M Mr. Blankenship Mr. Hoggxs Mrs. Robertson Mrs. Stapleton Mr. Von Boyer Col. Armstrong Miss Williamson Sgt. Grammond Miss Westerfield Mrs. Stocks Miss Wilkes Mr. XWhitson Miss Robinette Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Aubrey-Bookeefwr Mrs. McIntyre P1'imipal Secretary Mrs. Pile-Revorzlx Clerk Mrs. Merritt C0umel0r5' Secretary Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Newkirk, Mrs. Corman, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. McGilvary. . Barett M . Hensley, Mr. Reed, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Jackson 1111; 1.1.vl5 r yiEb4l .1tIn Iw ilrlnl.lllyf1lt$tr4.rbliuvx!iirtlua$llz w w w w 1? ' . :1 :3 x!..f. ; 1 .i? w .V l r 1! 1-31911 11 kfx4.? w Iiiwlit $I 1li wvw K xi..lb 1.14rll3l1il' ltJ1xr. . 11 KviinxXam! y NIZA TIONS GA CL UBS AND OR Pep C lub M35- The. purpose of the Pep Club is to encourage school spirit and they did a great job of it this year. One way in which they did this was by holding bonfires before many of the football games. At the bon- fires, a dummy dressed in the opposing team's uniform was burned in effigy. The Pep Club also sponsored the Homecoming dance after the BS. Bryan Station-Lafaxette game. Later in the year, the club put on the Spring Sports Banquet at which letters and team awards were given. Susan Anderson .......... Pretident Cindy Cramer ........ Vire-Pretrident Sandy Edwards ........... Secretary Barbara Bruce ............ Treamrer Mrs. Cain ................ Spomor 3b Key C Zub Pizza Day was the main project of the Key Club this year. This was a night of fun, pizza, and dancing which the Key Club sponsored for the whole school. The club also made and sold Defender buttons during the football season. Stun Cox ...................... Prarizlwzl Ralph Stanton .............. Vitit'tpliCII-JUHI Paul Wright .................... Sen'erm Virgil Covington ................ Treamrer Mr. Selliers ...................... Spoumr Making pizza for Pizza Day. The Defenders of the Annals of Antiquity are those students who are interested in history. Al- though the club was few in number, their pro- jects included a large part of the school. They sponsored a trip to Pleasant Hill in the fall which was enjoyed by more than 100 students. They cir- culated a petition to preserve Lexington's historical building and entertained several interesting guest speakers. Defenders of the Annals of Antiquity Diana Spillman .................. Preyident Sherri Bradley ............... Vite-Presidezzl Sarah Kelley ............. Secretaz'y-Treamrer Mr. Bradshaw .................... Sponwr The school was much more colorful and better decorated this year due to the efforts of the Art Club. The club decorated the halls with monthly exhibits from the National Art Gallery and original wo rks by art students. The club provided spir- Cora Spencer ..... Vire- it ribbons for each of the football games and made decorations at Christmas. Art Pree'jde' Club members worked with the drama department and made decorations for the talent show and spring play. They provided a poster making and checking ser- vice throughout the year. Nancy Emig . . . Tremm-er A special week was set aside in April as Kiddie's XVeek sponsored by the Art Club. The week's festivities was climaxed by a T065 Trot dance where every- Mrst Dcwme t' Spomm one reverted to their childhood and dressed as children. The Art Club took a trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum and ended their yearis 38 activities with a picnic. Becky Davis . , . Prei'idenl jenny Mallow . . Sen'elur; Mr. Giancola Spomor Mu Alpha Theta The Bryan Station Mu Alpha Theta chapter proved once and for all that math can be applied to your everyday life. This year was an active one for Math Club members. Theyear began with initiation and the traditional chicken sacrifice. The club played Mu Alpha Theta bingo, made geometrical Christmas decorations, helped tabulate 21 schoolwide survey, studied numerology, and ended the year with i1 picnic at Natural Bridge. The Bryan Station Mu Alpha Theta chapter held the first state- wide Mu Alpha Theta convention. This was the start of what they hope will become an annual tradition. Guest speakers and discussiOxf groups made the convention 21 big success. Stun Cox .......................... Prwidmf Bobby Pemherton ................ Victc-Prexideuf Barbara Brunt ....................... Sen'ehm Ken Muse .......................... Tremm'er Mrs. Fisher .......................... Spmlmr Mrs. Eastin .......................... Spmlmr S rate 0ffwers Ken Muse ....................... Steve Ibcrshoff .................. . . . Prnidenl Vire-Prelridmt Beta C Zub This year's Beta Club provided service in several areas of school life. Beta Club members helped teachers on confer- ence days and provided a babysitting service at P.T.A. meet- ings. The Beta Club also donated a Thanksgiving basket to the Student Council Thanksgiving drive. One of the major services of the club was the coat check at home basketball games. The Beta Club provided L1 coat check at the basket- ball games. Cora Spencer ................ Prerident Virginia Warner .......... Vire-Prmidem Delthea Dawson .............. Serretm'y Sharon Arnold . . . Corrarpmzding Serrermy Billy Glass .................. Trezmn'er Mr. Rhorer ................... Sponsor N ational H onor S ociety NATIONAL I I National Honor Society is an honorary service organ- ization and the NHS emphasized the service part in 1970. They had two main projects during the year. The NHS collected used books as part of the International Book Project and provided 21 tutoring service for students who requested it. In the spring the NHS initiated a record number of students into its membership. A banquet was held at the end of the year for the new and old members. it Shelia Isnacs .......................... Pretident Susan Warren ...................... Vice-Pre.rideut Martha Skewes .......................... Suretary Pam Stratton .......................... Tremm'er Mrs. Stokes ............................. Spomor Miss Wilkes ............................. Spoumr 4: Speech and Drama Society Andre Wallace ...................... Preiiilwll William Ellison .................. Viiee-Preiidwll In its first year at Bryan Station, the Speech and Drama Society got a good start and provided a way for those with Elaine Foster ........................ Smtemy 1 speaking and acting ability to use their talents. The club sponsored 21 talent show in the winter and held tryouts and Susan Wilson ...................... T,.m,r,,,.l,,. sent students to the regional and state speech contests in the spring. Bryan Station came back with a good record of Mrs. Shulcr ......................... Spamm- six superiors at regional and four superiors and two excellents in the State contest Mrs. Sober .......................... Spmzmr State Contest SUPERIOR: Loretta Simonetti .................. poetr; Becky Conyers ............ 1711111010115 drama Stan Cox ................ 1711771010115 drama Vicki James and Billy Glass . . . . duet acting IZXCELLENT: Karen Bradley .................... prme Susan Wilson ...................... prom i 42 The Spanish Club again held the annual Spanish Fiesta in 1970. At the Fiesta, which was complete with pinata and Spanish decorations, the club members ate authentic Spanish cuisine. However, they decided to stick with American food at their end of the year picnic. The club also donated money to purchase materials for the Spanish de- partment. Pam Stratton ......... Prettidem Paul Wright ..... Vitw-Prwidenl Nancy Hundley ........ Serrelm'y Claudia Sepp ........ Tremm'er Miss Tuck ............ Sponmr TOUR DE FRANCE BICYCLE RACE 'RYAN STATION PARKING LOT In In ll--h jeff Aubrey Pr'exizlenl Jenny Mallow h . h . Vire-Prefidmt Sha mm A rnold ........ Serretm'y Connie Crabtrce Trmrlzrer Mrs. Zarrett .......... Spomor The French Club was active in introducing Bryan Station to French culture in 1970. They sponsored a schoolwide Tour de France, in correlation with the annual bicycle race in France in the fall. The club members dressed in French costumes and brought French food for French Day in the spring. They ended the year's activities with a club picnic. Latin C lub The Bryan Station Latin Club well represented their school in the state Latin convention this year. Their project received 21 superior in the state com- petition and several Bryan Station students won trophies in the ttolympics. The club also spon- sored students who took the National Latin Exam. They held a Latin Club banquet in the spring as a final project. Cindy Forbes .................... Prarizlwzl Jackie Bowman .............. Vive-Prwz'dent Shelia Green .................... Serrezmy Fred Parker .................... Trezzym'er Mrs. Stakelin .................... Spomm' German C lub This was the first year for German at Bryan Station and the first year of German Club. For a new club they were quite active. They donated a Gere man Bible to the library and gave a scholarship to an outstanding German student. They learned much about German life and economics at their meetings. Nancy Emig .......... Prelidem Mary Joiner .......... T remm'er Sheila Green ..... Vire-Praridenl Miss Lunsford ......... Spoumr June Gieszl .......... Serretm'y Future Business Leaders ofAmerz'ca The Future Business Leaders of America held several money- making projects and then used their money in several worth- while service projects. They held car washes and the FBLA members did odd jobs to make money for the club. The FBLA wrapped gifts for patients in the Veterans Hos- pital and collected 123 boxes and sent them to American servicemen in Viet Nam. They installed a new FBLA chapter at Harrison County Vocational School. They had a club picnic at the end of the year. Linda Acres ................................ President Howard Taylor ......................... Viw-President Pam Patrick ............................... Treasurer Linda Bruins ............................... Sammy Mrs. Langlois, Mrs. XVzlldron, Mm Craig ........ Sponmrs FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS AMERICA M 47 Y0uth for C hrist The Youth for Christ was limited in number but big in spirit. They have several projects including Christmas Caroling, collecting food for a Christmas basket, and sitting with mentally retarded children. In the fall they sponsored a religious folk concert featuring the Two Pauls. 48 Marcella Halfhill ........ Preyidelzt Pat Howard .............. Serretm'y Debbie Blanton .......... Treamrer Mr. Bradshaw ............. Spomor The Future Homemakers kept quite busy at Bryan Station this year. They had several sea- sonal projects including ones at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. They held two car washes and provided monthly decorations for the bul- letin board in the front hall. They were also active in the state FHA and during FHA week. Hazel Merritt ................ Prejident Sharon McCray ........... Vire-Prejident Barbara Sebastian .............. Serretary Teresa Butcher ............... Treajm'er Velma Hislc ................. Hixtorimz Miss Westerfield, Mrs. Ruschell . . Spomor; 49 F uture Farmers of America Members of the Future Farmers at Bryan Station made a good name for their organization during 1969- 70. The Bryan Station chapter of FFA had participants in many contests and events throughout the local area, state, and nation. Bryan Station FFA members partici- pated in the Bluegrass Fair, State Fair, FFA Day, speak- ing contests, leadership contests, livestock judging, dairy judging, the state and national FFA conventions, and many other contests and events. The Future Farmers also donated a large amount of money to the school beautification program and were largely responsible for the improvement in the school's appearance. 50 Terry Tuttle ............................... Prejident Eddie Kerns ............................ Vire-Prerident Larry Stokelcy .............................. Reporter Samuel Spencer ............................ Treamm' Glenn Coffey ................................ Sezzlinel Mr. Dalton, Mr. Hinson .................... Spomors David Steele .............................. Prejident William McCray ........................ Vice-Preyident Carl Belcher ................................ Sezretary Leif Halvorson ............................. Treasurer Mr. Coleman ............................... Spomor Radio and Electronics The Radio and Electronics Club had interesting goals this year. They held two car washes and had. candy sales to earn enough money to buy several pieces of radio equipment. They earned enough to purchase a four-band shortwave receiver and a citizerfs band radio station. 5I Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes promoted good sportsmanship and a stronger faith among those who participated in team sports at Bryan Station in 1969-70. They achieved their goals by providing an organization through which the youngy men could get together and share flueir experiences. Th y sent 21 representative from Bryan Station to the national camp sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Mark Monthic ............................... Captain Frank LeMaster ........................... Co-Captain Kenny Ray ........................ Program Chairman Kenny Coyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i ............ Tremm'er Mr. Haley .................................. Spomor Vice-President Virgil Covington, President Ricky Proctor The establishment of a Freedom Shrine at Bryan Station was a Stu- dent Council project. Student Council In a year beset with problems, the Student Council did an admirable job of providing a bond between all the students at Bryan Station and a forum for all their viewpoints. Under the capable leadership of the officers and sponsor, the Student Council solved most of their problems and counted 1969-70 as a successful year. Attacking student apathy early, the Student Council provided many activities to get students involved. The Council sponsored Homecoming Dance, several as- semblies, and set aside a special week as llGet it To- getheru XVeek for fun and activities which would in- volve everyone at Bryan Station with their school. The Bryan Station Student Council was active in Student Council organizations locally and statewide. A Bryan Station student served as President of the Inter- School Student Council and other Bryan Station students served as officers and in other capacities in ISSC. Bryan Station became the President school of the Kentucky Association of Student Councils and as President school served as an example for other councils in the state. Bryan Station was also represented in the state Student Council workshop and in the national Student Council convention. This was a year of experimentation for the Student Council. Trying many types of meeting styles and dif- ferent means of student representation, the Council sought the best way to provide a democratic student government for Bryan Station that involved all the students and could answer to all of them. Through their experimentation, the Student Council discovered the weak and strong points of all the plans and then combined the best parts of each to make a stronger and better Student Council at Bryan Station. Ricky Proctor ....................... Prerident Virgil Covington ................ Vice-Prerident Susan Anderson ...................... Secretary Toni Robinson ................ Arrijlmzt Secretary Paul Wright ........................ Treawrer Billy Glass .................... Parliamentarian Miss Sanford ........................ Spomor 53 School spirit was boosted in 1969-70 by the school newspaper, the Bryan Station Defender, which kept the stu- dents up to date on what was happen- ing and about to happen at their school. The staff turned out a monthly news- paper which was not only informative, but entertaining as well. Combining good journalism and good imaginations, the staff provided 21 quality newspaper for the school. Mixing news, features, and pictures, the Defender presented a current continuing picture of Bryan Station. .EA ER-- 10F NIB m fo KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL rasss Assocunon ; 2 mo. Il65 Of 100 BRYAN STATION DEFENDER A monthly newspaper published by the students of Bryan Station High School, Lexington, Kentucky DEFENDER STAFF UNIVIISITY OF Co-Editors . . . . . . . . . . Becky Davis and Cora Spencer Feature Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delthea Dawson SportsEditor MlkeDmlnr ArtEditor . JeffAubrey News Staff . . . . . . . . . . . Sherri Bradley ,Barbara Bruce Teresa Butcher, Archie FaJin Pam Noel, Billy Glass Feature Stat! . . . . . . . . . . . Dianne Burton,NormaTaulbee. Sandra Agee, Tommie Curd SportsStatf MikeLand - DonRutled e Sandra Advertising g'Johngfa: Circulation 8: Business . . . Barbara Collins and Bobbie Moore Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Johnson and Ken Muse 54 Sponsors ........ Mrs. Stapleton, Mrs. Cheap Many times during7 the year :1 staff member would stop what they were doing, sigh, and say,, 1f everybody ohly knew how much work it takes to make a yearbook. However, the stuff managed to craggwl from beneath the stacks of forms, rough drafts, questionnaires, bulle- tins, receipts, old yezitrbooks, and pictures to as- semble the '70 Crest? Meeting overtop a garage, the staff spent mostiof their spare time record- ing 1969-70 at Bryzin Station. Their work was done when the last page was finished and safely IUhV'lh '5 h'llh on its way to the publisher. But the reward for their labor will icome years from now when you IOOkhthrough-ther-zpages.0f thistQk and ht as staffpggxgiers spent .. mm-m remember when . . . O. Box 597 vaulias, Texas 75221 tsuascm tSUBSCR Total P: ICe E F ootball Spirit, unity, determination, and a desire to win combined to make the 1970 football team the best in the school's history. Under the direction of Head Coach Dan Haley, the Big Green Machine ground out an impressive record of 110-1. The only defeat was dealt by Elizabethtown during the state finals play-off. Up to that time, the Machine had defeated all teams on their regular schedule and had gained fame throughout the state as a tough opponent as they downed such highly ranked teams as Thomas Jefferson, Camp- bell County, and Corbin. Despite the cold weather, each win was a solid victory as BS. averaged 31.7 points per game, allowing their opponents only 5.7 points per game. The J.V. team, reflecting the depth and quality of the varsity team, recorded a 10-0-0 season for the year. The Big Green Machine Rolled On Big Green Machine Annihilates Lafayette Defenders Drop Thomas Jefferson 14-6 Stubborn Defense Offers Difference and On and On and On and On QUARTER and On and On and On and On and On L... 1:11..- '34. .1 w. All State Frank LeMaster H onorable M ention Larry McCormick Alan Sumner All City Charlie Sciantarelli John Sebring STATISTICIANS . Larry McCormlck L. McIntyre, S. Arnold, S. Aten, C. Cramer, D. Arnold Bruce Spry nu... - F rank LeMaster a O ' Pat Byrne Alan Sumner Kenny Ray Honorable Mention John Davis Andrew Rice Kenneth Chenault XVaIter Hamilton Mark Monthie Mike Cooper Mike Meehan Kenny Coyle Doug Elam 'For strong souls live like fire-hearted suns; . spend their strength in furthest striving ac- on. George Elia! The 1970 football team cannot be put down in history as merely an ex- ceptionally good team. At each game they brought recognition to Bryan Sta- tion as spectators crowded the stadium eager to see the Big Green Machine in action. Their spirit and determination were qualities that set them apart from other teams, as their desire to win made them set their goals high for nothing but the best. Most impressive, however, was their unity-unity that could be seen as the players operated as onPa machine with each man doing his part of the job. The 1970 football team was unequaled not only in the number of wins, but also in the honor brought to Bryan Station. 1969-1970 F ootball Scoreboard BS Opponent Clark Co. ............. 0 Henry Clay ........... 0 Franklin Co. ........... 14 Harrison Co. .......... 0 Madison Central ....... 0 Thomas Jefferson ...... 6 Bourbon Co. .......... 2 Lafayette ............. 7 Montgomery Co. ....... 0 Tates Creek ........... 12 Campbell Co. .......... 6 Corbin STATE FINALS Elizabethtown ......... 21 Cross C Ountry Over ditches and streams, through rain and fog, in mud and weeds, Bryan Station's cross country team ran Mark Bruins shows the winning form that earned him the state cross upwards 0f eight and ten miles a day preparing for their country championship. meets. Under the guidance of Coach Woodall, the team well represented their school in local and state competi- tion. Student C en ter Dedicated A Bryan Station dream finally came true with the dedication of the Lewis M. Thompson Stu- dent Center. Dedicated to a man whose years of service at Bryan Station have done much to make it the great school it is, the Stu- dent Center gym 'provides a home for the basketball team and other indoor sports, a place for assemblies, P.E. classes, and a general area of enjoyment for Bryan Station students. a flag. Mrs. Flora, longtime associate of Mr. Thompson, presents him with St. udent C enter Mr. Thompson The speaker expresses the sentiment of the occasion. Lewis M. T hampson Basketball 78 72 75 79 58 53 72 80 32 77 33 75 65 62 68 73 77 6O 49 62 78 Freddie Hillard S eason Record Opponent Irvine ................................. 42 Woodford County ...................... 64 Good Shepherd ......... . ................ 59 Franklin County ........................ 62 Clark County ........................... 81 Pendleton County ....................... 68 Louisville Shawnee ...................... 56 Frankfort ............................. 55 Lexington Catholic ...................... 56 Clark County .......................... 80 Montgomery County ..................... 5 1 Hazard ............................... 50 Lafayette ............................. 64 Lexington County ....................... 60 Henry Clay ............................ 74 Scott County ........................... 51 Madison Central ........................ 50 Henry Clay ............................ 69 Bourbon County ........................ S 1 Tates Creek ............................ 55 Harrison County ........................ 59 Franklin County ........................ 46 Lafayette .............................. 6S Lafayette .............................. 64 Tates Creek ............................ 53 Madison Central ........................ 66 The basketball Defenders well represented their school during the season and finished with an enviable 18-8 record. Playing in many close and exciting games, the team usually managed to be on top when the final buzzer rang. Under the expert guid- ance of Coaches Barlow, Livisay, 21nd XWhitson, the many hours of practice led to much improvement on the courts. As the first team in the new gym, they made a proud showing. Excedrin headache $4243 Don Davis tall Mid-State Conferencd Frank LeMaster 0111 Mid-State Conferenca 7 Trainer and managers Ken Muse, Lee Hunter, Coach Barlow and Tommy Light Gary Duff John Gamer Ken Coyle Conch XV itson itson presents B-Team letters. B-Team Bryan Station's BTeam had a great season ending up with a 14-3 record and as Mid-State Conference champions. Under the directit n Of Coach XWhitstn the BS B Team set the pace arm ng area teams. As L ference champions the first year in the new gym, the team set a record that will be hard to beat. .1m cheerleader Lisa C001 er looks on. The B yan Station Cheerleaders Janie Herrington Trisha Perry Sandy Proffitt Wrestling Bryan Station's wrestling team may not have had a statistically successful year, but participants on the team learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Practic- . ing every night, the team made much im- provement as Coach Piekett took :1 bunch of high school boys and turned them into wrestlers. Bryan Stationts team met some of the best competition in the state and made a good showing for the year. Coach Pickett presents letters to members of the team. Gymnastics tBoySl Bryan Station's boys, gymnastics team again topped all competition and were crowned state champions after win- ning the state meet. Under Coach XWoodallls guidance, the team put the new gym and equipment to good use in daily practice sessions, perfecting each event. The win at state, which was especially gratifying since Bryan Station was host school, was the climax of an unspoiled season. Besides defeating all Opponents, Bryan Station participated in sev- eral gymnastics demonstrations and in a gymnastics clinic. The gymnists put in many long hours of hard work which finally paid off as they added, for the second time in a row, a state championship trophy t0 the BS trophy case. BS Boys Are State Champs! ! Derrick J hnson 0n th6 rings. Donald Sopcr 0n the longhorse' Jeff Fuller on the parallel bars. Younger participants added a large part to the Bryan Station teams. The girls test during a meet. Coach Barnett and team member concentrate on an event. ; ,3 f E ymnastics tGirlst Although perhaps slig tly overshadowed by th boys' team, Bryan Statiods girls' team had a record to be proud of in 1969-70. They had a 3-1 record in dual meets and placed second in both the junior and senior high divisions at the Fayette County Invitational. In the state meet, the BS girls placed fourth. Wlorking under the direction of Coach Barnett, the birls, gym- nastic team worked long and hard and hzd a fine season be- cause of it. Swimming If nothing else, it can be said that Bryan Statiods swimming team was determined and dedicated. Beginning the year without a pool and with a limited number of par- ticipants, the team swam on to the state meet. After finally locating facilities, they swam a mile a day on weekdays and two miles a day on weekends. Under Coach Giancola's guidance, each team member showed much improvement during the year. The team made a good showing against area schools and several from out of town. For the swimming team, 1969-70 was a year of individual effort and resulting achievement. Coach Giancola presents a trophy to Adele Green who qualified among the top six 1' the state in two events. Coach Giancola presents letters to members of the team. A. Captain Norman Olsen drives. Golf Although the golf teamhs record of three wins and sixteen losses may not sound suc- cessful, it did show a marked improvement for the team over the year before. Bryan Station had many excellent players Who sac- rificed most of their spare time for golf. Both Coach Barlow and the team gained much experience during the yearhs play and practice and counted the time on the golf team as well spent. Track mom Dedication and hard work are elements necessary to make any team a winning team. The 1970 Boys Track Team proved this over and over as their long hours of tough practice gave them winning results. Under the direction of Coach Paul Woodall, outstanding truckmen participated in nearly every event. The boys spread their fame as they won or placed in meets in Boone County, Bellevue, Knoxville, and Paducah. Their efforts and hard work were rewarded as they captured such vital meets as the Mid-State Conference and the Louisville Invitational, which only the top eight AA teams in the state attend, and as they placed second in the regional meet. Barney Blair receives the Most Valuable award. Kenneth Chenault places in the long jump. Distance runner Mark Bruins finishes first again. Jeff Fuller vaults his way to second place in regional meet. New talent appeared and blended in with more experienced members, adding new depth to the 1970 Girls Track Team. Coached by Mrs. Compton, the girls were required to put in hours of practice that were long and tiring. Yet these long hours of practice, whether in the school halls or on the track, were what proved to make the difference as the girls captured first place in the Fayette Invitational, and tied for second in the regional meet. Both Bryan Station's tennis teams worked long and hard and it paid off in the end as both teams had record breaking seasons. Weatherwise, the ten- nis season occurs at a bad time of the year, but the tennis play- I I . 3 , t - , :' .7 3 ; ers did not let snow, rain, or , , ' t i 7am... p f't wind stop them as they practiced , 1t . W4C: g ,- nearly every afternoon. Coach N-e-m-uum M e Livisuy directed both teams and . 4 A . . , svetm . t . led them to the best season yet - ,. t at Bryan Station. Girls' Captain Sheila Issac serves. Bryant Gillis and Greg Gill admire their letters. Greg, on the right, was the first Bryan Station player in school history to admnce in regional play. Baseball Bryan Stati'oxfs baseball team had a successful year, finishing the season with a 12-6 record. Overcoming rain and other difficul- ties, the team managed to play a full schedule and met most of the area teams. The season was highlighted by the teams annual trip to Florida during spring vacation. The players worked at several projects during the year raising money for the trip. They had a lot of fun and played well too, coming back with good tans and a good record against the Florida teams. Season Record BS Opponem 1 London ................. .............7 4 London ............................... 2 8 Garrard ............................... 2 10 Lexington Catholic ..................... 0 6 Montgomery County .................... 2 8 Scott County .......................... 3 3 Franklin County ....................... 6 5 Clark County .......................... 2 5 Lexington Catholic ..................... 19 2 Madison .............................. 7 8 Henry Clay ............................ 9 1 Madison Central ....................... 10 2 Harrison County ....................... 5 15 Bourbon County ........................ 1 16 Montgomery County .................... 10 1 Tates Creek ........................... 9 8 Sayre ................................. 0 FLORIDA Dixie Hollins .......................... 7 U3 PiEhing trophy winnner Benny Hiler warms Manager Lee Hunter keeps his books. Gary XVilliams receives hitting trophy. i m 3; BSHS Marching Defenders Mr. Campbell, baud director The band practiced and played under all kinds of adverse weather conditions. The 1969-70 Marching Defenders carried the name of Bryan Station proudly throughout the state. The dedicated members of the band spent long hours practicing in all kinds of conditions as they perfected fom tions and music. The band gave an excellent performance at each football game and made the wim hg seem even better. Besides playing at school, the Marching Defenders entered several contests and did well in all of them. At the Mountain Laurel Festival. the BS band was named first among all who participated The band as under the direction of Mr. Campbell. Twirler Debbie Brumfield. C oncert Band Bryan Station not only has :1 great marching band but an excel- lent concert band as well. When football season was over, the Marching Defenders put away their uniforms and concentrated on music. They were as active indoors as well as out, performing at basketball games, assemblies, and giving a spring concert. The band has always been a large part of the school and 1970 was one of its biggest years. Representatives of the Band Parents Association accept first prize in the Community Club Award. A new band room and amphitheatre were part of the new student center which opened in 1969-70. The orchestra perfo s at the Spring Concert. Orchestra The Bryan Station orchestra was active in several areas in the school this ye: They played for several assemblies and programs and c0 bined with the band and played for the spring play. They also presented a spring concert. The orchestra is under the direction of M V011 Boyer. The Chamber Choir sings at Baccalaureate. The Chamber Choir performed at the student center dedication. The choral music department added much to the musical depart- ment and the school as a whole this year at Bryan Station. The several different choral groups, all under the direction of Mr. Hodges, performed at assemblies and other activities. In the spring they presented a concert for the whole school. Girlst Chorus Vii? Your Show, Charlie Brownll The place of the annual fall play this year, the Speech and Drama Society presented a talent show, the first for some time at Bryan Station. Entitled It's Your Show, Charlie Brown the show not only featured many varied acts from throughout the school, but also included the capers 'of the emcees who portrayed characters from the Peanuts comic strip. The show was a good illustration of the variety of talent in the BS student body. The acts included a Dixieland band, a quartet, solos, a dramatic interpretation, poetry recitation, a monologue, impersona- tions, and other acts along with the 'lPeanuts skits. The show played for two nights and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Lucy and Shroeder have a difference of opinion. m Steve McCowun performs in a mono- Pattismiles, butCharlic frowns. logue. Patti and Peppermint Patti discuss boys, baseball and other little girlish subjects. The Dixieland Band tunes up. a ballad. Four Americans and a Guitar present their selection. 0L1 VER ! Mrs. Peggy Millet, Dramatin Mr. Cornelius VanBoyet, Orrlaettm Mr. Charles Hodges, Vocal Karen Bradley, Choreographer Directors: Oliver .................................. Tricia Perry Nancy ................................ Cindy Diecks Artful Dodger ......................... Karen Bradley Fagin .............................. Virgil Covington Bill Sike; Stan Cox Bet .................................. Sandy Edwards Oliver was the result of many months of hard work on the part of the directors, cast and crew. All the work proved worthwhile, though, when they played to capacity audiences and received standing ovations every night. The story, based on the Dicken's novel, Oliver Twist, is set in Victorian England. It is the story of a poor orphan boy, Oliver, who turns out to be the grandson of a wealthy family. The story follows him from the Parrish Wtorkhouse run by the XWidow Comey and the town beadle, Mr. Bumble, t0 the undertakers, Mr. Sowerberry, tKevin O,Conn00. He goes from there to London where he meets the Artful Dodger and is inducted into the Thievest Kitchen by Mister Fagin. There he meets. all the low life of London-Nancy, Bet, Bill, and Fagin's Boys. Our group has 897a fewer cavities! uYou've got to pick a pocket or two, instructs Fagin as he inducts Oliver into the Thievest Kitchen. Mrs. Bumble, the former Widow Comey sends her husband, tDan Elamt cheerfully off to work. Nancy tCindy Diecksl sings As Long As He Needs Me after Bill Bill Sikes tStan h doesn't need an oneeor does he? has treated her especially bad. Y He goes out On his first job and is captured. He is proved ii iocent and is then adopted by the wealthy Mr. Brownlow Ueff Aubreyf On hearing of all this Fagin beco 165 worried. His worry spreads to Bill Sikes who, according to Fagin, is the best thief in London. They plan to recapture Oliver. Bill forces Nancy, who is his girl, to pose as Oliver's sister. They are successful and bring Oliver back to the Kitchen. Fagin, Virgil Covington, reviews the Oliver Situation. The Artful Dodger offers the hungry and homeless Oliver all the necessities of life . . . and then some! Maybe I'll finally make Eagle Scout for this good deed! Don't look now, but is somebody watching me? Meanwhile Mr. Brownlow has discovered that Oliver is his grandson and is very anxious to have him back. Mr. Bumble, now married to the XVidow Corney, is forced by her to go see Mr. Brownlow. As a result they both lose their jobs. Back at the kitchen Nancy's conscience begins to bother her. She goes to see Brownlow and promises to bringT Oliver to London Bridge at midnight. Bill follows them and murders Nancy at the Bridge. He grabs Oliver and runs, but to no avail. He is shot on the Bridge. Oliver is reunited with his grandfather. Oliver comforts Bet aftff Nancy's murder. It'll only hurt a second when I pull that nasty 01d cavity. Most people pop their knuckles . . . I pop my eyes! Who put these men in my mirror! The cast and crew say goodbye to Mrs. Miller as they act in the last play under her direction. When a play is being put on, everybody works, explains Nancy, Right, Mr. Miller. Sure Susan says; Phil Douglas, a member of the crew and cast, strives for perfection. l06 H omecomin g Homecoming festivities are always eagerly anticipated and 1969 was no exception. Many alum returned, Bryan Station won the football game, and coronation ceremonies saw the crowmng of a new queen and her court. Queen Kay Gill R Xie Illman, ,68 queen, crowns Kay Gill. Junior attendant Lisa Cooper, sophomore attendant Mona Thomas, senior attendant Sandy Proffit, and Queen Kay Gill. Bryan Station's first Tofs Trot had several exciting moments for all of those that came prepared to become children again. Some of these moments included tricycle races, bottle drinking contests and the crowning of Mr. and Miss Diaper. Everyone had fun includ- ing the youthful teachers. v: mEnsa-f m JUW Pizza Day The Key Clubbers turned into Italian chefs for the evening when they sponsored Pizza Day. There was plenty of pizza for everyone who came to enjoy them and nobody went away hungry. Pancake Day Sausage anyone? Pancake Day at Bryan Station is always looked for- As much fun to make as it is to eat. ward to by anyone who has ever attended before. The pancakes and sausage are both good and plentiful and the entertainment and prizes make an enjoyable meal no matter when you eat the pancakes. This year was no exception as several hundred people enjoyed the food. The guests arrix Queen Leigh McCray is crowned. f , WW mwvm'w'wi' w w In its first year at Bryan Sta- tion, R.O.T.C. became an integ- ral part of the school curric- ulum. One of the highlights for the cadets during their year at activities was the R.O.T.C. ball. Everyone thoroughly en- joyed the evening and recom- mended that it become an an- nual event. Latin C Zub Banquet Students dressed as if they were living in Ancient Rome for the Latin Club's Annual Banquet. The Ban- quet included Olympic games and was highlighted with 21 Ron 1 feast. It was a pleasant experience to return to that era of time. Laura Graves and Diane Steele prepared the tables for the banquet. Mr. Gtider accepts the donatibn on behalf of the school. FFA Banquet The Future Farmers held their annual banquet to honor the outstanding members of the Bryan Station chapter. Attending the event were FFA membershtheir parents, faculty from junior and senior high, and special guests of the Bryan Station FFA. As a special part of the program, the chapter presented a large donation to the school beautifica- tion program. The banquet was the conclusion to the year's activ1ties. Windmills of M; Your Mind Lovers walk along the shore Leave their footprints in the sand. 15 the sound of distant drumming Just the fingers of your hand? a Pictures hanging in a hallway, Fragments of a song, Janie Harrington was Queen of the Pro Round like a circle in a spiral Like a wheel within a wheel, Half remembered names Never ending or beginning; . L L L and faces On a never-ending reel. But to whom do they belong? Images unwmd Like the circles that you find In the win ills of your mind. Like 21 tunnel that you follow To a tunnel all its own, Down a hollow to a cavern Where the sun has never shown. A Beverly Boone and Bruce Scott were candi- dates for King and Queen. brexxxeee 'I w e ll Sandy Proffitt and Frank LeMaster were among the candidates for King and Queen. Andre Wallace and Janie Herrington were chosen King and Queen of the Prom. Bryan Station's 1970 Prom was held in the Lewis M. Thompson Student Center. The Student Center was completely transformed as the juniors did a wonderful job of dec- Crating for the theme of the Prom: Windmills of Your Mind. The dec- orations included entering through a tunnel connected to a windmill and seeing a circle in a spiral as one stepped out of the windmill. Andre Wallace and Janie Her- rington were Chosen as King and Queen of the Prom. Before and after the crowning of Andre and Janie, Genesis and the Parliaments provided continuous music. A great theme, wonderful decorations, fine music, and a new building all con- tributed to the success of the Bryan Statiorfs 1970 Junior-Senior Prom. Candidates for King and Queen included Sally Hanna and John Sebring tabon and Nancv Simmons and Pat Byme tbelowy As one Of their last activities together, the class of '70 held a dinner- dance for themselves and their guests. The seniors wined, dined, and danced the night away in a final tribute to their years of school together. Baccalaureate ,QV ! l xxxu . v - Cap and gown boxes could be seen everywhere as the seniors donned Marshall Legg'itt was the featured speaker at Baccalaureate. the unfamiliar garb for the first time. The class of '70 prays together. Bryan Station's baccalaureate was one of the last programs the class of '70 attended together. XWearing caps and gowns, the service brOught them to a full realization that their school days were over. The speak- ers during the program cited the achievements of the class in the past and spoke of the great promise they have for the future and challenged them to fulfill it. Breathing easily again after the program is over. Smiles were seen, laughter heard, and moments remembered The class filed out at the conclusion of the service. as the seniors came Out of the church. uNow are you sure this is the way to go ? Graduation It was a night mingled With tears and smiles, laughter and crying, Inennodes and eager antkipahon of the future tDn June 6, 1970 the dass 0f i70 at Bryan Stadon Iiggi School fomnaHy fhhshed theh schooling and passed a fondly remembered segment of their life for good. They filed in one by one . . . Grady Nutt presents the commencement address. Time slips by as another goal is reached and passed. Dale Kendall sings. Together for the last time the class of 70 files out into the world. Congratulations as the diploma is presented. The end of twelve years. Hopes for the future . . . Memories of the past. CLA S SES T 0 the Class The class of 70 provides footsteps for future gene- SC rations to follow. Twelve years of accumulation of learninghand junk. And time goes on and on . . The same faces Will never again appear at Lord Byron stands in mute, bronze tribute The congra'ltulations, gifts, diplomas, the end 0f the darkened halls. t0 the class which adopted him. and memorles now belong excluswely to the class of '70. Seniors Debbie Abshear Linda Acres Dale Adams Sandra Agee Patricia Allen Susan Anderson Debbie Arnold Pam Arnold Cathy Austin Stew: Baker Amy Barnes Janet Bates David Beasley Tom Beckum Kenneth Bell Gary Bennett Barney Blair Barbara Blmck Judy Blankenship Debbie Blanton Danny Blevins Louise Blythe Gayle Boggs Beverly Boone Gary Boston Kathy Botkin Jackie Bowman Lewis Brashear David Breeze Delphine Briscoe l24 Clara Brown Deborah Brown Barbara Bruce Linda Bruins Margnret Brumagen Seniors Deborah Brumfield Marcia Brufnley Gail Bryant Dianne Burton Pam Burton Manzel Bush Pat Byrne Connie Cannon Mike Campbell Ruby Carter Annette Cater Janet Clough Mart Clough Glenn Coffey Faron Coleman Barbie Collins Becky Conyers David Cooper Michael Cooper Carol Coots Robert Coutmey Marlene Cox Stanley Cox Vickie Cox Kenneth Coyle I25 S eniors Connie Crabtrcc Cindy Cramer Rick Croker Pamela Cropper Sheila Crowe Kenny Crum John Curtis John Danko Terry Davidson Becky Davis Ls. Donald Davis Ronald Davis Charlene Dawson Delthea Dawson Pam Dedman Marilyn DeLong Patty Delph James Denham Deborah Denny Robert Dever Cindy Diecks Bob Diemond Jimmy Dishner Donna Dodd Philip Douglas Marsha Downey Robert Downing Janet Doyle John Drosche Gary Duff 126 Seniors James Duncan Stuart Duvall Mary Eaves Clinton Edwards Sandy Edwards Darlene Elks Nancy Emig Linda Euster Tommy Evans Debbie Faulkner Opal Faw Cheryl Fields Bemim Flynn Bonnie Foley William Ford Judy Franks Terry Francis Jeff Fuller David Fuson Dennis Gash Barbara Gibson Kay Gill Marva Goods Leslee Goss Adele Green Marilyn Eldridge Cynthia Forbes David Formnn Belinda Gilpin Glenda Goodman l27 l28 S eniors Beverly Green Faye Green Sheila Green Bill Greer Pam Grose Brenda Haggard Connie Hall Rebecca Hall Shirley Hall Marilyn Hampton Regina Hanna Sally Hanna James Hamey Christine Hart Kennie Hart Richard Hart Carolyn Harrington Janie Harrington Rebecca Harris Linda Haskins Debra Hatton Margaret Hayes Jerry Helton Michelle Henderson Gary Henry Kevin Henry Katherine Hicks Freddie Hillard Janet Hilliard Carolyn Hisel Seniors Mary Hisle Velma Hisle Martha Hornbeck Susan Horton JoAnne Hoskins Patricia Howard Pic+ure Sandra Howe Nof Garrette Hunter Available Mary Lou Hurley Mike Huskinson Sheila Isaac Robert Jackson Rose James Carol James Aaron Johnson Jimmy Johnson Regina Johnson Sarah Johnson Cheryl Jones Barry Katzenmaier Sarah Kelley Dale Kendal Anthony Kennon Rick Hussian Donna Illman f Edward Kems Libby King Mike Kirk Bruce Lanter Russell Lanter I29 S eniors Barbara Lawson Frank LeMaster Donna Lewis Sandra Logdon Joy Lovin Deborah Lunsford Roger Luttrell Sharon McCray Mark McCrory Kathy McGillvary Gary McGuffey Cheryl McGuire Charles McKinley Harvey McKenney Debbie Mabley Dennis Magruder Carlie Malicote Markeeta Marcum Deborah Martin Julia Maupin Clint Maye Hazel Merritt Kenny Michul Rebecca Miles Larry Miller Ruth Miller Kathy Mitchell Sherry Mitchell Billy Moore I30 Seniors Bobbie Moore Judy Moore Clarencetta Morton Robert Myers Karen O'Bryan Pam Noel Kevin O'Connor Norman Olsen Patti Osborne Ricky Osborne Joyce Owens Charles Page Cathy Palmer Ethel Palmer Pam Patrick Violette. Patton Robert Pemberton Debbie Pence Sammy Penn Eileen Penningtor Linda Pennock Debbie Perkins Dennis Perkins Susan Perry Pam Peyton Cindy Phillips Sally Pocock Wayne Powell Eugene Price Rick Proctor l3l Seniors Sandy Proffitt Gayle Pryor Jean Quillen Valerie Rader Devonda Ramsey Sally Rasor Kenny Ray Robert Redmon Patricia Reece Mark Reese Charles Reeves Danny Reynolds Shannon Renolds Andrew Rice Diana Richardson Jimmy Richardson Oriana Richardson Catherine Richmond Kevin Riddle William Roberts Linda Rogers Brenda Scott Donald Rutlege Sharon Sacra John Samokar A Mike Schneider Larry Schrack Charles Sciantarelli Jerrie Scott Zelma Seaton I32 Seniors Pat Sebastian John Sebring James Self James Sellers Gary Sharp John Shearer Marie Shelby Susan Shepherd Nancy Simmons Barbara Simpson Donna Skinner Martha Skewes Reda Smith Sharon Smith Donald Soper Steve Sparks Cora Spencer Samuel Spencer Gary Spicer Diana Spillman Joella Spry Ralph Stanton Brenda Steele Frank Stephens Nancy Stephenson Felix Stemberg Lenna Stokely Mike Story Pam Stratton I33 I34 S eniors F rancis Tacy Norma Taulbee James Taylor Howard Taylor Marilyn Terrell Diana Thomas Anita Thomason Herman Tudor Roy Turley David Trudell Diana Vice Andre Wallace Charles Wallin Virginia Warner Susan Warren James Welis Robert West Jimmy Whitaker Janet White Kathy White David Wilkerson David Williams John Williams Lenora Williams Wanda Williams Barbara Wilmore Bonita Wilson Phyllis Wise Felix Wood Georgetta Wright Seniors Paul Wright Warren Wright Wilma Wright Brenda Young Fay Young C lass 0j7?cers Standing: Mark Monthie, President; Jeff Fuller, Sergeant-at-Arms; John Drosche, Representativaat-Large. Seated: Susan Anderson, Treasurer; Janie Harrington, Vice-President; Barbara Bruce, Secretary. J uniors Sharon Adams Gary Allen Patty Allison Sharon Amerine Linda Arnold Melinda Arnold Sharon Arnold Dean Ashley Susan Aten Becky Atkinson Glenda Auterson Tommy Baker Mqu Baskey Sonny Bayes Russell Beam Emma Beatty James Blair Earl Blythe William Bohon Debbie Bowling Kay Bowman Pam Boyce Thomas Boyd Sherri Bradley Debbie Bradshaw Susan Bragg John Brannock Doug Brashear Robert Briscoe Daniel Brown Gloria Brown Debra Browning Linda Bruce Mark Bruins Mike Bullock Jackie Burchett Cherylene Burrus T6resa Butcher Shirley Carmichael Lucille Carpenter Wanda Carpenter Debbie Carr Mike Carter John Caudill Roger Chapman Yolanda Chipley Phyllis Christopher Mona Clancy Alvin Clark I36 J uniors Kathy Clark Anice Clem Carole Cole Cheryl Combee Sandra Combs Andy Cooper Lisa Cooper Charles Cosby Don Coulter David Courtney Virgil Covington Johnnie Cox Richard Crawford Shari Creech Tommie Curd Mike Curtis Mimael Dallnk Alicia Davis Barbara Davis John Davis Donna Defino Afary Denton Kathy Dever Carolyn DiCkson Ralph Duke Tom Duncan James Dunn Ann Easterling Curul Elliot Paula Ensor Jerry Estes Keith Evanoff Archie Falin Ronnie Fields William Fields Lynn Fleming Andy Florence Darrell Florence Elaine Foster Mike Foster Stanley Fuller Debra Fyffe Robin Gash Kathy Gaunce John Geddes Christy Geis June Gieszl Brenda Gill Bryant Gillis I37 J uniors Barbara Gilpin Billy Glass Ronald Goodman Donna Goodpaster Laura Graves Artie Green Dell Green Ernest Green Janice Greene William Greene Raymond Greenlee Ronald Greenwell Betty Griffith Toya Grimes Donna Halfhill Marcella Halfhill Bennie Hall Johnetta Hall Wendell Hall Walter Hamilton Tyrone Harbut Judy Harris Frank Harrison Jackie Hart Stewart Hart Bill Hayes Ricky Hearn Tina Hewitt Pat Hicks Sharon Hicks Benny Hiler David Hiles Thomas Hill Kay Himes Joe Hisle Joe Hodgson Donna Hollan Roger Holland Kathy Holloway Paula Hollemn Laura Hollingsworth Yvonne Horton Mike Howard Bobby Howe Donna Hughes Nancy Hundley Lee Hunter Elizabeth Hurst Steve Ibershnff Rose Keller Andrew King ' David Levy J uniors Larry Ingram Marguerite Irvin Gary Jackson Jim Jacobson Vicki James Dan Jelley Edwin Johnson Derrick Johnson Gary Johnson Roderick Johnson Steve Johnson Blary Joiner James Jones Vicki Jones Pat Kammer Dorsey Katzenmaiet Mike Kelley Cheryl Kennedy Glenn Kitchen Kathy Kinnon Ken Kirk Susan Kirk Ricky Lacour Michael Lainhart Rebecca Lambert Michael Land Christelle Latimore June Lawrence Larmont Lawson Sharon Lewis Thomas Light Cathy Linser Daniel Litteral Phyllis Logdon Lee Love Elizabeth Lowery Mike Luft Tim Lynem Mike Madden Marilyn Madison Jenny Mallow Pat Manley Sylvana Maresca William McClelland Steve McCowan Leigh McCray I39 J uniors Sandra McCubbins Charles McFarland Phyllis McGovern Leda McIntyre Kathy McKinney George McMenama Alan McMurry Steve Meadows Mike Meehan Johnda Miller Karen Miller Billy Mitchuson Robert Moerlein Linda Monroe Beverly Monthie Vicki Morgan Janinne Morris Pam Morton Kay Murray Ken Muse Lynda Myers Gary Newman Victoria Nikeih Beverly Noel Pat O'Neal Patricia Overstrc-et Elaine Pace Jackie Padgett Carolyn Parido Janet Parker Thomas Parsons Roy Patchell William Patterson Bill Paul Jolianna Peek Ella Peel Mike Perdue Sue Perkins Trisha Perry Linda Peters Linda Pigg Angela Plowman Bradley Poll Tom Pope James Poynter Gary PriCe Glenn Price Mike Reece Corolyn Rhodus I40 J uniors Anita Richardson Patricia Richardson Pam Riddle Anna Robsrts Sandy Roberts Carol Robertson Danny Robinson Kent Robinson Toni Robinson Emanuel Rogers Royce Rogers Charles Romans Tim Rood Judy Rose David Ryan John Sartinl Barbara Scott Claudia Sepp Ricky Sewell hfike Sharp Kevin Sharpe Mike Shely Patricia 811er Ken Shepard Jim Shropshire David Shrout Gary Simpson Larry Simpson Janet Sims Libby Singleton Larry Skeens Clyde Sloan Harlan Sloan Cathy Smith James Smith Mike Smith Myra Smith Sharon Smith Steve Smith Tyrone Smith Barry Snelling Stanley Snowden Sandy Sowders Sandra Sparks Carolyn Spence: Jerri Spigle Malcolm Stullons Diana Steele James Stephens l4l J uniors Robert Stephens Angela Stocks Larry Stokely Alan Sumner Cathy Sweeney Teresa Sweet Denise Sword Brenda Taylor Jean Taylor Renee Thelander Reggie Thomas Nancy Thomas Susan Todd Jane Tole: Barbara Tomblin Daryl Travis O. M. Travis Pam Turner Ricky Turner Carl Vice Denise Wabel Brenda Wagoner Betsy Waits Daniel Wallace James Wallace John Wallace Martha Walters Debbie W'ard Carol Watson Sherman Watters David Watts Phyllis W'atts Andy VUest Barry Westphal Henry XWhite Mary White Richard White Shelby W'hite Anita Whitson Jim Whitson Gary Williams Ethyl Williamson Warren Wills Brenda Wilson Kenneth Wilson Susan Wilson Martha Winfield Janice Winkler Jim Wires I42 J uniors Kenneth Woodard Diane Woodford Janet Woodward Sherry XVOOten Marie Writt Wayne Young C lass Offlcers Alan Summer, President; Trisha Perry, Secretary; Margueritte Irvin, Vice-President; Kenneth Chenault, Treasurer. S ophomores Mary Abner Marthalyn Abshear Jim Adair Tim Adams Peggy Adrian Larry Alford Larry Anderson Billy Amell John Arnold Charles Ayers Guy Ayers Wayne Auston Alan Auterson Linda Bair Brad Baker John Baker Pam Baker Steve Baker Wilma Banta Mary Baldwin Carolyn Bates Theresa Bayes Peggy Beach Janet Beech! LouAnn Behymet Carl Belcher George Bell Gordon Bentley Brenda Benton Sandy Benton Judy Berry Mike Bickers Connie Biddle Shirley Black Mary Blair William Blake Becky Blanton Debbie Boone Sherry Boone David Bottom Kathy Boyd Kathy Brady Ray Brannock Deborah Brewer Brenda Brooks Sherrel Brooks Steve Brooks Vickie Brooks Janice Broner Sophomores Becky Bullock Gail Bullock harmaine Burden:- Donna Burford Janet Bush oyle Byrd Leslie Callahan Donna Carman Robert Carney Barbara Carr Jackie Carr Jeff Carr James Carroll Linda Carroll Alida Carter ames Carter Pam Carter Pauline Carter ancy Cecil ulia Chandler udy Clark Harold Clark Mattie Clayborne Kyle Cline Byron Cobb Marlene Cobb Cathy Cochran Mary Cole Sandy Cole Karen Combec Pam Combce Hyam Comby Kathy Combs Pam Connelly Ann Conyers Judy Conyers Cheryl Cook Alice Cooper Cheryl Cox Jack Cox Kathy Cmbtree Billy Crawford Patricia Crawford W'illiam Crawford Carroll Crouch Carolyn Crowdet Cathy Crowc Georgia mee Barry Curd I45 Sophamores Arthur Dailey Frank Dankn Bobbi Daugherty Mike: Davis Sharon Davis Tanja Davis Ricky Dedman David Delong Marvaret Dickey Joe Dickson Barry Dill Leslie Dix Vicki Dixon Sharon Douglas Pam Downey William Drosche Theresa Dux'al Jimmy Eades Gayle Early Doris Edgell Fred Edwards Dun Elam Glen Ellis John Elmore Karen Etherum Connie Evans Terri Evans james Eversolt Pam Feck Vicky Fcck Pat Fields Greg Fightmaster Judy Fizcr Richard Fleckinslcm Will Floyd Lisa Foley Margaret Foley Mike Forbes Debbie Foster Robert Foster Carol Francis Jack Frederich Sharon Frost Bill Fuller Karen Garner Fred Garrett Cindy Geis Jennifer Gess David Gibson Sophamores Debra Gill Sandra Gilley Cindy Glasscob Janet Goddard Curt Goodwin Warren Gorrell Michele Gormley ; .' x . , . ,' Susan Gragg ' ; . ' ; ' , Elizabeth Gragg Margie Gray Mike Gray Debbie Grayson Christopher Green Juanita Green Larry Green Mark Green Paul Gresn Sharon Greene Steven Greene David Greer Lida Groves Mark Gtuber James Haggard Caretta Hall David Hall Debbie Hall Mary Hall Elizabeth Hall Vivian Hammons James Hampton Peggy Hanna Darvin Hardin Richard Hart Russell Harris Gary Hart Teresa Hatfield Pam Hellard Steve Hellard Deborah Helmburg Phil Hendren Teresa Hendrix Hank Henson Jimmy Higgens Kathy Highland Gary Hildestad Robert Hillard Roy Hilterbran Jerry Hisle Richard Honshul I47 Sophomores Sheila Hope Lee Hudson Denise Hunter Teresa Hunter Cheryl Horn Kayleen Ingle Patricia Ingram Garry Isaacs Sammy Isaacs Terrie Isaacs Felicia Jackson Mark Jackson Mary Jackson sz Jackson Janet Jacobs Jeane Jacobs Jerri Jemison Jeralene Johnson Leena Joiner Vicki Keats Michael Kelboumc Kenneth Kelly Mike Kelley Tommy Kerns Bobby Kersey Brenda King Anina Lacour Tim Lake Glenna Lamb Jeff Land Patricia Lanter Ronnie Lanter Terry Larkins Sharon Lawson Dixie Lay Maurice Leach Sharon Leath Sherry Leonard DOuglas Leviggett Greg Lewey Dan Lily Stan Littral Jeff Lloyd Ronald Luft Paula Lunsford Ruzalyn Mach Diana Madden Kathryn Madden Vicky Marks I48 Sophomores Nita Martin Pam Martin Susan Martin Delores Martin Linda May Nancy May Carol McCall Sheila McCoart Vicki McColIum Sandra McDowell Savana M Ginley Beth McMiller Deborah McReynolds Terry McVey Mary Mefford Glenda Merriman Glenda Miller Rufus Miller Sarah Millet Anthony Mitchell Gwendolyn Mitchell Mike Mitchell Lillie Milner Phyllis Monthie Carolyn Mooney Delma Moore Moore Donald Paul Moore Connie Morris Doug Morris Lucy Morris Betty Morton Gala Morton Gary Mosley Erie Munroe Dennis Murphy Diana Murphy Jeannie Murphy Calvina Murphy Teresa Myers Gary Nash Barry Neal Rodney Neal Wayne Neal Valerie Nemec Stephen Nichols Michael Nickoson Stephen Noel Donna Oakes I49 Sophomores John O'Neal Donnie Osbourne Michael Overbee Julie Owens Dale Palmer Fred Parker Jeffrey Parrish Sdly Patchell Paula Patton Jennie Peek Pam Pendley John Pennebaker Brenda Perkins David Personette Martha Peters Donna Phillips Frank Picklesimer Mark Plummet Paula Plummet Larry Pointer Betty Polsgrove Meredith Pope J: rry Powell Jerry Prather Malinda Prather Susan Preston Conrad Price Tom Proctor Linda Pulliam Teresa Ra6kley William Ramsey Larry Redman Bruce Reide Harold Rice Ann Richardson Tony Richardson Sherri Riddle Mike Riley Bobbie Roark Cindy Roberts Debbie Robinson Gayle Robinson Mary Robinson Rie Rogers Ben Ross Wayne Rowe Deborah Rubin Kathryn Ruehling Richard Ryker i Gary Sacra Pam Sallee Shirley Sams Pamela Sandford Tim Scott Lara Scary Barbara Sebastian I Michael Shannon Jeffrey Sharp Ted Sharp Jim Shearer Pam Shelton Pat Shelton Sharon Short Mary Shropshire Vickie Simmons Loretta Simonetti Robin Sims Skip Sipe Sandra Slaughter r Andrew Slone Paul Slosher Kathy Smallwood Gary Smith Janice Smith Judy Smith Joyce Snowden Lulu Spencer , Brenda Staley Tommy Steele Jeanne Stephens Judith Stevens Donna Stewart Sheryl Stewart Karon Stidham , , . Debbie Stinnett , ; ; , V . . , 5; Gary Stokley . ' : I ; L I Lee Stone Lavenia Story Teresa Strader Diana Swanger Valerie Switzer Melvin Sykes Claudia Tacy Billy Taulbee Johna Taylor Dee Dee Thomas Jerry Thomas Larry Thomas l5l Mona Thomas William Thomas Gaylord Thompson Nancy Todd Phillis Todd Steve Tolson Dennis Traynor Jimmy Turner Kitty Turner Phyllis Turner Larry Underwood Susan Vanderpool Gloria Van Gorp Dee Dee Veatch Melinda Vice Peggy Vice Dewayne Virgil Cindy Walker Debbie Wallace Ricky Wallin Anthony Walls Charmaine W'ard Cindy Wardle Doris Warfield James Watts Joyce Watts Robert Watts Gary Webb Danny Wells Elizabeth Wells Jeff Wells Joy Wells Pam Wells Carolyn White Devona White Peggy Whitson Paul Wiglesworth Floyd Williams Lesie Williams Marilyn Williams Randell Williams Vicki Williams Virginia Williams Paula Williamson J. W. Willis Deborah Wilmore Alvenia Wilmot l52 Catherine Warner Sophomores Betty Wilson Charles Wilson James Wlilson Terry Wilson Deborah Wanhell Vicki Wise Sharon Woodall Jeff Woodward Vicki Wooley Annette WHight David Wright Janine Wright Morris Wright Paula York Janice Yount 5.1-. d,...n..-- I' III Ir. ,- Iqaluit... .gf,.ul---II.. E u : I 2 :: . H, Mona Thomas, Treasurer; Cathy Crowe, Vice-President; Fred Parker, President; Joy Wells, Secretary. C lass 0jj?cers l53 DEBBIE ABSHEAR LINDA ACRES FBLA 11, 12, Pres. 12 Advanced Choir 11 DALE ADAMS Latin Club 10 Beta C1ub10,11,12 Mu Alpha Them 12 Track10,11,12 Cross Country 11, 12 EMERY ADDISON SANDRA AGEE Y-Teens 10 German Club 12 Defender 12 PAT ALLEN SUSAN ANDERSON Pep Club10,11,12,V.Pres.11, Pres. 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Senior Class Treasurer DEBBY ARNOLD Art Club10, 11,12 Pep Club 12 Statistician 12 GolfTeam 10 DOUG ASHLEY GERALD ASHLEY CATHY AUSTIN Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Band10,11,12 Field Commander 12 STEVE BAKER WAYNE BALL FFA 10 VICA 11, 12 OBIE BARBER RUSSELL BARKER AMY BARNES JANET BATES DAVID BEASLEY TOMMY BECKUM FFA 10, 11, 12 BRAD BELL GARY BENNET JOHN BIDDLE BARNEY BLAIR BARBARA BLANCK JUDY BLANKENSHIP DEBBIE BLANTON Youth for Christ 12 DANIEL BLEVINS JOAN BOGARDUS GAYLE BOGGS Pep Club 11,12 Tennis Team 11 BEVERLY BOONE Spanish Club 11 Student Council 11 l54 Senior Activities Crest Stuff 11 Pep Club 10, 11 PATRICIA BOOTZE GARY BOSTON JACKIE BOWMAN Key C1L1b11, 12 Latin Club11,12,V-Pres. 12 LEWIS BOWMAN LEWIS BRASHEAR JR. DAVID BREEZE ROBERT BRIGHT Key Club 12 Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 DELPHINE BRISCOE DEBORAH BROWN BARBARA BRUCE Beta Club10,11,12 NHS 11, 12 Crest 10, 11 Mu Alpha Them 11, 12 Pep C111b10,11,12 Art Club 12 Defender Staff 10, 11, 12 Student Council 11, 12 Quill and Scroll 12 Senior Class Sec. Tr;1ck10,11,12 LINDA BRUINS FBLA 12, Sec. 12 Band 10 Student Council 10, 11 DEBORAH BRUMFIELD Cheerleader 10 Crest 11, 12 Majorette 11, 12 MARSHA BRUMLEY GARY BRYANT Art Club 12 DIANE BURTON PAM BURTON Pep C1L1b10,11,12 Spanish 10, 11, 12 Tennis 10 MANZEL BUSH PAT BYRNE Football 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11 Basketball 10 MIKE CAMPBELL PepClub10,11,12 Football 10, 11, 12 Baseball 11, 12, Captain 12 Tennis 10 Wrestling 11 R05 CAMPBELL Latin Club 10, 11 Drama Club 10, 11 ArtClL1b10,11 Science Club 10 CONNIE CANNON Pep Club 10, 11 Student Council 10, 11 Spanish Club 10 Soph. Class Treasurer ROBERT CARMICHAEL SHIRLEY CARMICHAEL HERBERT CARPENTER RUBY CARTER Advanced Choir 11, 12 Track 10, 11 ANNETTE CATER P6P Club 10 Art Club 12 Tennis 11, 12 JOHN CLARK jR. Cross Country 10, 1 1 Track 10 FFA 10 JANET CLOUGH MART CLOUGH GLENN COFFEY JACKIE COLLETTE BARBARA COLLINS DONNA CONLEY ROSEMARY CONRAD REBECCA CONYERS FHA 10 Art Club 11 Crest 11 Speech 8.: Drama 12 Chamber Choir 12 DAVID COOPER German Club MICHAEL COOPER ROBERT COURTNEY MARLENE COX Girls Chorus 12 STAN COX Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 KeyClub10,11,12,Pres. 12 Mu Alpha Theta 10,11, 12, Pres. 12 Beta Club10,11,12 NHS 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12, V-Pres. 11 Speech 8: Drama 11, 12 Crest 10 Golf10,11, 12 VICKIE COX Pep Club 10 FHA 10 KENNETH COYLE Football 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 CONNIE CRABTREE French Club 11, 12 NHS 11, 12 Beta Club 12 Y-Teens 11 Youth for Christ 12 CINDY CRAMER Pep Club 11, 12,V.Pres. 12 Statistician frack 10 RICK CROKER Golf 10 Baseball 11 Football 11, 12 Wrestling10,11, 12 PAM CROPPER Beta Club10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 NHS 12 History Club 11 Advanced Choir 11, 12 MIKE CROWE Latin Club 10, 11, 12 Speech 84 Drama 12 Student Council 12 German Club 12 CLARA CROWE SHELIA CROWE KEN CRUM Key Club 11 Track 11, 12 Basketball 10 Football 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10 jIM DANIEL JOHN DANKO Swimming 11 Wrestling 12 TERRY DAVIDSON DONALD DAVIS REBECCA DAVIS ArtClub10, 11,12,Pres1 12 Mu Alpha Them 11, 12 Beta CIL1b10,11,12 NHS 11, 12 Defender Staff. 10, 1 1, 12 Crest 10, 11 Quill and Scroll 6011210 Tennis 11, 12 RONALD DAVIS CHARLENE DAWSON VICA 11 Student COuncil 12 DELTHEA DAWSON Latin Club 10, 11, 12 Spanish 11, 12 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Sec, 12 Defender Stuff 12 NHS 11, 12 jACQUELINE DAWSON PAM DEDMAN Pep Club 12 Art Club 12 Crest10,11,12 Student Council 11, 12 MARILYN DELONG PATRICIA DELPH VALARY DEMUS jAMES DENNIS DECA 11 DEBORAH DENNY ROBBY DEVER Band 10, 11 Student Council 11 Basketball 10 Cross Country 11 Tennis 10, 11 LINDA DICKSON CINDY DIECKS French Club 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Advanced Chorus 12 BOB DIEMOND Pep C1ub10,11,12 Student Council 11, 12 Basketball 10 Tenn1510,11,12 JAMES DISHNER DONNA DODD PHILIP DOUGLAS Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12 Student Council 11, 12 Speech 85 Drama 12 Boys' State 11 Football 11 MARSHA DOWNEY NHS 11, 12 ROBERT DOWNING Student Council 12 Boys' State 11 Wrestling 12 Cross Country 11 Track 10 JANET DOYLE JOHN DROSCHE GARY DU FF MICHAEL DUNBAR JAMES DUNCAN French Club 10, 11 ArtC111b10,11,12 KEN EDGELL CLINT EDWARDS Gymnastics SANDY EDWARDS Pep C111b10,11,12 Student Council 10, 11 Band 12 Speech 84 Drama MARILYN ELDRIDGE Pep Club10,11,12 Student Council 12 Tennis 10, 11 LINDA ELKS NANCY EMIG Latin Club 10, 11,12 Art C1ub10,11,12 German Club 12, Pres. 12 Science Club 10 Student Council 10 Y.Teens 10 Crest10,11,12,Editor12 ROY ETHERTON LYNDA EUSTER TOMMY EVANS Band10,11,12 Track 11, 12 Cross Country 11, 12 TERRY FAST B0wling10,11,12 Track 10 Golfll DEBORAH FAULKNER OPAL PAW BROWNIE FELTS CHERYL FIELDS Pep Club 1 1 Spanish Club 10 Chamber Choir 10, 11, 12 Advanced Chorus 10, 11, 12 JAMES FISHER JR. JAMES FITZPATRICK FFA10,11,12,Scc.12 BERNITA FLYNN Y.Teens 10, 12, Pres. 12 FHA 10 MELANIE FLYNN Pep Club 10, 11 Girls Choir 10 Statistician Swimming 11 GARY FOGTMAN BONNIE FOLEY CYNTHIA FORBES BILL FORD Speech Club 10 History Club 10 Baseball 10 TERRY FRANCIS CLARENCE FRANKLIN TERRY FUGATE JEFFREY FULLER Track10,11,12 Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 DAVID FUSON DENNIS CASH French Club 10, 11 Key Club 11 Beta C111b11,12 NHS 12 Mu Alpha Them 12 V.Pres. Soph. Class BARBARA GIBSON CLIFF GIBSON French 10 Student Council 12 Art Club 12 KAY GILL Pep Club10,11 Art Club 12 French Club 12 Speech 84 Drama 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Tennis 10, 11 BELINDA GILPIN French Club 10 Math Club 11, 12 MARVA GOODE GLENDA GOODMAN LESLEE GOSS Pep ClublO, 11,12 FHA 10 Y-Teens 10 Tennis 11 JOHN GRAY ADELE GREEN Swimming 10,11, 12 BEVERLY GREEN Beta C111b10,11,12 NHS 11, 12 Student Council 10 Choir 1 1 Bund10,11,12 Truck 10 KAREN GREEN SHEILA GREEN German Club 12, V.Pres. Student Council 10 Band10,11,12 Latin Club 11, 12 BILL GREER Wrestling 10, 11 PAMLIA GROSE Pep Club 12 VIRGIL HADDIX BRENDA HAGGARD REBECCA HALL Latin Club 11 Beta Club 12 NHS 12 Speech Club 10 Advanced Choir 10 SHIRLEY HALL Pep Club 12 Cresr 12 RUTH HAMILTON MARILYN HAMPTON SALLY HANNA pep Club 10 Art Club 12 Speech 8: Drama 12 WAYNE HARBISON JAMES HARNEY KENNETH HARR Latin C111b10,11,12 Key Club 10 601110, 11, 12 LILA HARR RICHARD HARR CAROLYN HARRINGTON Beta Club 10,11 Student Council 10 Pep C111b11,12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Advanced Chorus 12 Track10,11,12 JANIE HARRINGTON Cheerleader V-Pres. Senior Class FRANCIS HARRIS REBECCA HARRIS BOBBIE HART LINDA HASKINS DEBRA HATTON GARY HAY MARGARET HAYES jOSEPH HEIDENREICH JERRY HELTON MICHELLE HENDERSON ALINE HENRY GARY HENRY KEVIN HENRY DAVID HENSLEY KATHERINE HICKS Student Council 10 Beta Club10,11,12 Orchestra 10, 11 DONNA HILDESTAD FREDDIE HILLARD Baseball 11 Basketball 10, 11, 12 JANET HILLIARD FHA 12 Art Club 10 Speech 84 Drama CAROLYN HISLE VELMA HISLE JIM HOLMAN Orchestra 10, 11, 12 MORGAN HOLMES MARLENE HOLLOWAY FHA 10, Treasurer MARTHA HORNBECK Pep Club 10, 11 French 11 Art Club 12 SUSAN HORTON CAROL HOWARD PATRICIA HOWARD Student Council 11, 12 French Club 10, 11 Beta Club10,11, 12 NHS 11, 12 History Club 12 Youth for ChriSt 12 DAWANNA HUDSON CHRISTOPHER HUNGATE JANICE HUNN Latin Club 12 GARRETTE HUNN FFA 10, 11 Art Club 10 MARY LOU HURLEY MACK HURT MICHAEL HUSKISSON RICK HUSSIAN French Club 10, 11 Latin Club 10, Treasurer Key Club10,11,12 Beta Club10,11,12 Speech 8z Drama 12 NHS 12 DONNA ILLMAN Art Club 11, 12 Pep Club 10 I55 Beta Club 11, 12 Tennis 10, 11, 12 SHELIA ISAAC Pep Club 10 Beta Club 11, 12 NHS 11,12, Pres. 12 Art Club 12 Student Council 12 Spanish Club 10, 11 Defender Staff 12 Tennis10,11,12 ROBERT JACKSON CAROL JAMES Pep Club 10, 11 Latin Club 10, 11 Student Council 10 ROSE JAMES AARON JOHNSON JIMMY jOHNSON Latin Club 10 Speech Club 10 Baseball 10 LARRY JOHNSON REGINA JOHNSON SARAH JOHNSON CHERYL JONES JOSEPH JONES BARRY KATZENMAIER ArtClub 11, 12 Cross Country 11 Swimming 11 Bowling10,11,12 SARAH KELLEY Pep Club 10 Art Club 10 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 History Club 11, 12 V-Pres. 12 DALE KENDALL Advanced Choir 11, 12 AlLState Chorus 11, 12 Chamber Choir 11, 12 ANTHONY KENNON EDDIE KERNS FFA10,11,12,V2Pres.12 DECA 11 Football 10 Track 11, 12 WALTER KIMBALL Track 11, 12 LIBBY KING MICHAEL KIRK BRUCE LANTER DECA 11 RUSSELL LANTER DECA 11 Student Council 12 BARBARA LAWSON FRANK LeMASTER Key Club 10 Math Club 12 Pres. 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