Burr Oak High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Burr Oak, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1966 volume:

D E D I C A T Map of Burr Oak Rural High School District I o N This Pow Wow is dedicated to Gale Tegley who has served as a school board member during the 22 years that the present district has been in ex- istence. This district. The Purr Oak Rural Dist- rict No.9, was voted in on May 19, 19U1 , by a vote of the community, 25U-199. At the June 23 election of board members, Mr. Tegley was elected treasurer of the newly formed district. He has served every year since. Now he will step down due to the formation of the new, Unified District No. 277. The school and community have appreci- ated his service to them. HIGH SCHOOL The Burr Oak High School building was completed in the summer of 1956. The building has nine classrooms, a library, an auditorium, a cafeteria, and a gymnasium. This year it was the halls of learning for 72 high school students and 53 Junior-high pupils. The 1966 Pow Wow is published by the Journal- ism Class of 5 irr Oak HiPh School, Burr Oak, Kansas. 2 GRADE SCHOOL The grade school was erected in 1899. It houses the first six grades with a total enrollment of 117. Larry Kauflun Orville Hafner Lorene Hafner Rosetta Jeffery Carl Stepp HIGH The building of the foundation for the future was the great task of the faculty of Burr Oak High School. They toiled away with great efficiency for nine months at this enormous Job. The new teachers of the high school were: Robert Curtis, La Verne Wesley, and Jane Diehl. The courses that the teachers taught were: Carl Stepp. . . Superintendent of Schools..Shop Orville Hafner.English.Guidance Lorene Hafner. .Home Economics Spanish Mildred Mullins.Social Studies Journalism Robert Curtis.........Science Larry Kaufman .Commerce .Plays Jane Diehl................Math SCHOOL FACULTY LaVerne Wesley Mildred Mullins Robert Curtis Jane Diehl Louis Andersen Gary Jordan Evelyn Harris GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY These are the teachers who develop the minda of our young er generation. The men and wo- men of our grade school faculty have carried the burden of tu- toring the prospective, high sc hool students. We salute these stalwarts of our conmunity.The teachers and what they teach are as follows: Mary Stepp. ... Kindergarten English I Beulah King ... .First Grade Thelma Lyons. . . Second Grade Joanne Bengtson . .Third Grade June Dempsey. . . Fourth Grade Evelyn Harris . . .Fifth Grade Bill Wa-ner..........Principal Sixth Grade Louis Andersen . Seventh Grade Gary Jordan . . . Eighth Grade June Dempsey Bill Warner Joane Bengtson Thelma Lyons Jack Dyers Clerk District BOARD OF EDUCATION Treasurer District 9 6 Back 1 to r: Ivan McMillan, Norman Smuck, Lyle Jeffery Front: Cleo Morris, John Morris, Virgil Warner, Curtis Jeffery as chauffeurs to the kids who live in the country, our bus drivers have traveled many a mile. Their courteous atten- tion and careful driving has been greatly appreciated. The service that they provide is unmeasureable in value to our school, SECRETARY Vonda Puraarlo The Burr Oak Schools were served again this year by a very fine set of cooks. Their meals have been greatly appreciated. Vonda Pumarlo has been the faith- ful and efficient secretary of Burr Oak High School. Her many varied services have made her invaluable to the school. LaVon Ost President Class Flowers Orchid Donna Seamans Vice President Clase Colors: Ice Blue Silver Class Motto: He who builde beneath the stars builds too low. Beverly Jeffery Secre tary-Treasurer SENIORS Opal Coeand Dwayne Cockrolt Regl Diehl Steven Cosand Joe Rhoe JfaL, Coo WuJU Gale Burgess Carol Huvhea Carol Hughes Susan Johnson PU -TCS c 2- James Harris C Afti X W) Calene Warner tfjf Bill May Carla Garman Ronald Runyon Dennis Carman Rosetta Jeffery Sponsor SENIOR ACTIVITIES Gale Burgess-Basketball 1-2-3, Track 2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3, Class Play 3-U Soloist 2. Ensemble 2, One Act Play U , _ . . i s«, het 1 Onal Cosand-Pep Club 1, Y-Teer 1, Majorette 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Triple Trio 1, Sextet Cosand-Track 1-2. Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Student Council 2, 2, Se Soft-Track 1-2-3-U, Football 1-2-3-U,. Basketball_l-2-3.-U, °lee Club 1, Chorus 1, Student Council (officer)(U), B-Club (officer) 2-3-(L Class Plays 3-U Resi Diehl-Student Council 1, Pep Club (officer) l-2-3-(U) T- ens. 1-2-3-U, T--een Cabinet 1-3, Glee Club 1-2-3-U, Chorus 1-2-3-U, Accompanist 1-2-3-U, Band 1-2-3-U, -lass Play 3-U, Majorette U, Piano Solo 1-2-3-  , Trio 1-2, Sextet 1-2-3, Ouartet 2-1 Carla Garman-Glee Club 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Y-Teens (officer) l-2-3-(U), Cheerleader 3-) , Student Council (officer) 2-3-(U) Plays 3-U, Twirler 1-2 Dennis Garman- Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2 34 , Class Play U, ( Student Council (officer) 3-(U), Mixed Chorus 1, Bovs Glee 1, B-Club (officer) l-2-(3)-U. Jim Harris-Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3-U,'Student Council2, B-Club 2- 3-U, Class Plays 3-U Carol Hughes-Glee Club 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3-U, Pep Club (officer) 1-2- 3- (U),Y-Teens (officer) l-2-3-(U), Class Plays 3-U, Triple Trio 1,2, Clarinet Trio 1,2 Beverly Jeffery-Band 2-3-U, Glee Club 1-2-3-U, Chorus 1-2-3-U, Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Y-Teens (officer) l-2-(3)-(U), Class Plays 3-U, Vocal Solo 2-G-U Susan Johnson-Pep Club (officer) l-2-(3)-(U), Y-Teens (officer) l-(2)-3-U, Y-Teen cab- inet 2-U, Band 1-2-3-U, Glee Club 1, Chorus 1 Bill May- Mixed Chorus 1, Boys Glee 1 Linoma Olena-Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Y-Teens (officer) l-2-3-(U), Girls Glee 1-2 LaVon Ost-Football 1-2-3-U, Brsketball 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3-U, B-Club 1-2-B-U, Class Plays 3-U. Glee Club 1, Chorus 1 Joe Rhoe-Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3, B-Club 3-U, Class Play 3, Chorus 1 Ron Runyon-Track 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, Student Council 1, Class Play U B-Club (officer) 3-(U) Donna Seamans-Sextet 1-2-3, Quartet 2-3, Triple Trio 2, Chorus 1-2-3-U, Glee Club 1-2- 3-U, Cheerleader 2-3-U, Class Play 3-U, One Act Play 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Y-Teens 1-2 3-U, trumpet Solo 3 Dalane Warner-Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-U, Girls Glee 1-2- 3-U, Band 1-2-3, Class Plays 3-U 11 Douglas McNichols President Kathy Johnson Ronald Smulllns i, Rejeana Zeigler JUNIORS 1967 Jean Wrench Roger Pair Rebecca Beale Gene Underwood Vlce-Preeident Linda Lewis Secre tary-Treaaurer Douglas Frasier Willena Yetter Rick Harris Eugene Glover David Belden Robert Curtis s o r s Mildred Mullina. The Junior class accomplished many things this year. They put on a play, Quit Your Kidding, March 25, and sponsored the Jun ior-Senior Banquet, April 30. All students interested in College took the National Merit Scholarship test. They Served at two ballgames. Alyce Gaman President Wayne Fogo Vice-President Mike Harris Secretary-Treasurer Tonsnie Tucker Bob Spatz SOPHOMORES A Dwrld Fearing Glenna Beylee Connie Pettit- Kenneth Roe Dennis Hancock Charles Modlin Gerry Waugh Nancy Richards Jeanie Montey Jerry Runyon Homer Stnuck The Sophomore class has been very active in different act- ivi tes of BOH S. The class did very well on their main project the. Magazine sales. The class worked very energet- ically and topped all previous records selling$2,l55.2U worth of magazines. The top salesman were Gerry Waugh Charles Modlin. Dennis Stone Lorene Hafner o n s o r s Orville Hafner Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMEN 1969 Larry Williams Gerald Anderson Mike Benjamin Neta Pixler Cheryl Decker Douglas May Terry Williams Gale Jeffery Terry Howell George Fogo Larry Kaufman jwt Diehl The freshmen class was very industrious in their first year of high school. They suffered through the trials of initiation into high school life. They served in the concession stand once and sponsored a campaign of selling svestshirts bearing the insignia, Birr Oak Braves . They also took the Differential Aptitude Tests and participated in many other school activities. Patsy Richards It hurts, by George. J 0 u R N A L 1 S M TomahavK Staff Editors...............Gale Burgess Ron Runyon Features...............Gale Burgess Carol Hughes Sports...................Ron Runyon Bill May Advertising Manager . Steve Cosand Linoma Olena Ciculation Manager. . . . Joe Rhoe Denr.is Gamman Exchange Manager. . .Dalene Warner Steve Cosand Mimeographer..............Joe Rhoe Bill May Typists................Opal Cosand Carol Hughes Linoma Olena Dalene Warner Dennis Garnan Ronald Runyon Business Manager. . . Opal Cosand ltor L to R: Carol Hughes, Bill May, Opal Cosand, Joe Rhoe, Mrs. Mullins, Dennis German, Dalene Warner, Gale Burgess, Steve Cosand, Ronald Runyon Row Wow Editors Opal Cosand Carol Hughes Pow Wow Staff Editors. ....... Opal Cosand Class Editor ....... Joe Rhoe Advertising..........Dalene Warner Editors. ....... Opal Cosand Class Editor............Joe Rhoe Activity Editor. . . Dalene Warner Sports.......................Steve Cosand Circulation...........Linoma Olena Business Manager ... Opal Cosand Typist ............. Dennis Garman Advertising...........Galeftirgess Bill May Copy....................Ron Runyon 18 STUDENT COUNCIL L to R? Cheryl Decker, Glenn Boylea, Tom Tucker, Mike Benjamin, Dennis Garman, Carla Garman, Ronald Smullina, Rejeana Feigler, Dwayne Cockroft, Mr. Stepp President Dennis Garman Vice President Dwayne Cockroft The Student Council is the main body of student government in our school. It is made up of a president elected ly the student body and representatives chosen by the separate classes. Their sponsor and advisor is Superintendent of Schools, Mr! Carl Stepp. The president this year was Dennis Garman. The deleeates elected by the classes were Seniors, Carla Garman, Dwayne Cockroft; Juniors, Rejeana Teigler, Ronald Smullins; Soph- omores, Glenna Boyles, Tom Tucker; Freshman, Cheryl Decker, Mike Benjamin. The council was very progressive and industrious this year. They sponsored the Home- coming float end ceremonies, dress-up days, assemblies, freshman initiation party, school carnival, and Christmas decorations. They purchased the coat racks and a scholarship plaque honoring the class with the highest per cent of its members on the honor roll. The Student Council is to be comended on the numerous projects and activities that they have participated in this year. Secretary-Treasurer Carla Garman 19 Back 1 to r Ruth Ross, Connie Pettit, Cheryl Decker, Kathy Johnson, Deanna Garman. Dalene Warner, Willena Tetter, Wanda Glover, Patsy Richards, Nancy Richards, Carol Hughes, Pamilla Michael Front Linda Levis, Renee Silsby, Carla Hughes, Rebecca Beale, Je8n Wrench, Carla Oarman, Jeanle Montey, Glenna Boyles, Regi Diehl, Alyce German, Rejeana Zeigler Beverly Jeffery, Mrs. Hafner CLUB Lorene Hafner Sponsor Beverly Jeffery President OFFICERS AND CHAIRMEN Beverly Jeffery-----------President Carol Hughes---------Vice President Carla Gaman------------- Secretary Deanna German-------------Treasurer Kathy Johnson—------------ Program Linoma Olena--------------—Finance Donna Seamans---------------Social Glenna Boyles—-------------Worship Alyce German------World Fellowship Susan Johnson------------Publicity Linda Lewis-------------- Music 20 CHEERLEADERS 1965 - 66 PEP CLUB Beck:l to r Wanda Glover, Kathy Johnson, Cheryl Decker, Dalene Warner, Deanna Garnan, Wlllena Tetter, Regi Diehl Third: Linoma Olens, Renee Silsby, Jean Wrench, Ruth Rosa, Rebecca Beale, Carol Hughes, Susan Johnson Second: Mrs. Mullins, Beverly Jeffery, Jeanie Montey, Carla Hughes, Linda Levis Rejeana Zeigler, Connie Pettit Front: Donna Seamans, Glenna Boyles, Carla Carman, Alyce Garman The cheer, Go-Braves-C-o was resounded this year by 2? en- thusiastic high school girls. They were led by cheerleaders: Carla Garman, Donna Seamans, Glenna Boyles, Alyce Carman, The Pep Club sponsored the Sveethesrt activities during the Randall game, February 11,and the Athletic Banquet, March 29. They served one concession stand during the year. The officers were; President, Susan Johnson; Vice-President Carol Hughes; Secretary-Treasurer, Regi Diehl. 21 Mrs. Mullins Sponsor Susan Johnson President G L E E C L U B S 1 to rs Mr , Jeffery, Howard Hancock, Mike Benjamin, Wayne Fogo, Dennis Stone, George Fogo, Oscar Warner, Charles Modlin, Eugene Clover, Jerry Runyon, Lennie Gutscher, Tommie Tucker, Tollof Everson, Regi Diehl Back: 1 to r Susan Johnson, Glenns Boyles, Cheryl Decker, Dalene Warner, Kathy Johnson, Willena Tetter, Donna Seamans, Wanda Glover Front: Mrs. Jeffery, Linda Lewis, Rebecca Beale, Ruth Ross, Beverly Jeffery, Jean Wrench, Renee Silsby, Rejeane Ziegler, Connie Pettit, Regi Diehl 22 Back: 1 to r Mrs. Rosetta Jeffery, Howard Hancock, Mike Benjamin, Wayne Fogo, Dennis Stone, George Fogo, Oscar Warner, Charles Modlin, Eugene Glover, Jerry Runyon, Lennie Gutscher, Tom Tucker, Tollof Everson, Regi Diehl Front: Linda Lewis, Rebecca Beale, Ruth Ross, Beverly Jeffery, Susan Johnson, Glenna Boyles, Cheryl Decker, Dalene Warner, Kathy Johnson, Willena Tetter, Donna Seamans, Wanda Glover, Jean Wrench, Rejeana Zeigler, Connie Pettit The Mixed Chorus is the main choral music group of B 0 H S. It consisted of 17 girls and 13 boys who were dedicated to the task of re-echoing the sound of music. They presented a Christmas pro- gram. Glory to God, and participated in the Pike Trail League Choral Clinic held at Jamestown, November 9. The State Music Contest, April 23, at Selina was the high- light of the year as the Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, and Girls Glee each sang two numbers. Burr Oak was also represented by several ensembles and solos. 23 B O H S Standing 1 to r Mike Benjamin; Danny Lavia; Edward Runyon; Bob Johnson; Pam ftickley; Mike Dethloff Back Jolene Howell; Luenne Olena; Marcia Wilson; Center Judy Frasier; Jeanette Smuck; Carla Hughes; Mae Diehl; Larry McMains; Diana Ost; Cynthia Knight; Linda Lewis; Jerry Blacks tone; Donna Seamans. Front Carol Hughes; Cheryl Decker; Marcia McNichols; Pattie Spat ; Willena Yetter. U5 peppy and enthusiastic musicians reported out to Mrs. Rosetta Jeffery in August. This formed the Nucleus of the irr Oak High School band that performed in par- ades, played during halftimes of athletic events, and played for the Homecoming and Sweetheart ceromonies. This year the band traveled to Red Cloud on September Li to march in the annual parade there and to Manhattan October 2 where they were one of 77 bands which partic- ipated in special halftime ceremonies at the Kansas State University football game. On March 8, the band played in the annual Pike Trail League Band Clinic held at Randall. The list of songs they played were: Sacred Suite, Carousel, Hyrmm of Freedom, Citadel, At the Fair, Two Gaelic Folk Songs, Sarabande, and Days of Glory. The long hours and good times will be remembered by the band members for years to come. 24 Standing lto r Mrs, Roaatta Jeffery, director; Audra Ost; Jerry Runyon; R r C8th7 Gates; Sherry Sickleyj Denny Oarmanj Mike Dempsey; Cathy Terrill; Charles Medlin. Cent r Diehl; Cindy Winslcm; Diane Dillon ; DebMe Jeffery; Glenna Boyles; Susan Johnson. Rront Beverly Jeffery; Renee Silsby; Mary Ruth Stepp; Alyee Regl Diehl, Willena Tetter, Glenna Roylee, Carla Hughes B CLUB Back 1 to rs Dwayne Cockroft, Ron Runyon, Coach Wesley, Douglas McNichols, Rick Harris. Center: Bob Spatz, John Wrench, Howard Hancock, Douglas Frasier Ronald Smullins. Front 1 to r: Dennis Garman, Stanley Heating, Jin Harris, LaVon Ost, Joe Rhoe. The B-Club is an organization formed by the athletes who have lettered in one of the sports of Burr Oak High School. They attended the K-State vs. Nebraska Dnlversity football game and the finals of the National J D C 0 tournament in Hutchinson. The annual Fathers Night was sponsored by the club again this year. Coffee and doughnuts were served to the fathers after the game. Basketball schedule pens were sold this year to help raise money for the club fund. They also sponsored a concession stand. The club had one additional member this year, Stanley Hesting. The officers were: Dwayne Cockroft, President; Doug McNichols, Vice-President; Ron Runyon, Secretary-Treasurer. Dwayne Cockroft President LaVeme Wesley Sponsor 26 Back 1 to r: Doug May, Eugene Glover, George Fogo, Larry Williams, Tarry Willisms, Mike Benjamin, Mike Wallace, Gale Jeffery Center: Dwayne Cockroft, Mike Harris, Hick Harris, Charles Modlin, David Fearing, Dennis Stone, John Wrench, Dennis Hancock Front: Coack LaVern Westley, Stanley Hesting, Bob Spatz, Doug Frasher Doug McNichols, LaVon Ost, Jim Harris, Dennis Garman, Joe Rhoe, Eric A8pegren Burr Oak U5 Burr Oak 7 Burr Oak 20 Burr Oak 35 _ Burr Oak 19 Burr Oak 7 Burr Oak lli Burr Oak 20 Esbon Scandia Concordia Randall Cawker Courtland Jewell Jamestown The nighty warriors of the gridiron for BOHS pulled through the 1965 football season vith a 5 won and 3 loss record. There were 13 lettermen In football this year. They were: Jim Harris, LaVon Ost, Dennis Garman, Dwayne Cockroft, Joe Rhoe, Ron Runyon, Rick Harris, Stanley Hesting, John Wrench, Doug McNichols, Bob Spat , Doug Frasier, Howard Hancock. 22 energetic and speedy boys reported out to CoachVesley for track. New track pants and warm-ups were purchased to give the team a new look. The returning lettermen were LaVon Ost, Dennis Garman and, Doug McNichols. 6 13 12 19 25 13 6 19 Back 1 to r: John Wrench, Eugene Glover, Wayne Fogo, Larry Williams, Dennis Stone, Mike Wallace, Mike Benjamin. C?nteri ftick Harris, Doug Frasier, Homer Smuck, ferry Williams, Stanley Hesting, Mike Harris, Gale Jeffery- : Goach Wesley, Jim Harris, Dennis Garman, LaVon Ost, Doug McNichols Bob Spatz, Dave Fearing, Dwayne Cockroft 27 HOMECOMING Fall Frolic was the 1965 football Homecoming theme. It was borne out in a colorfully decorated float and traditional ceremony. The reigning royalty this year were Queen Carla Carman and King Dennis Garman. The Queen's Royal Court included first attendant Donna Seamans and second attendant R«gl Diehl. The King's attending royalty was Dwayne Cockroft, first attendant and Jim Harris, second attendant. The Oueen and members of her court were presented with bronze mum corsages. The royal car , an evening orchid colored, 1965 Chevrolet Impala owned by Bill and Doug May, was preceded onto the field by the marching band of BOHS. The ceremony and band routine then took place, after which the Oueen and her attendants were escorted the throne. BASKETBALL Back 1 to r: Mike Harris, Stanley Hasting’, Douglas McNichols, Dave Fearing, Jim Harris, LaVon Ost, Bob Soetz, Dennis Carman, Ronnie Runyon, Rick Harris, Dwayne Cockroft Front Eric Aspegren, Coach Wesley, Gordon Ernst Back 1 to r; John Wrench, Mike Wallace, Terry Williams, Charles Modlin, Larry Williams, Mike Benjamin, Wayne Fogo, Front: Gordon Ernst, Eugene Glover, Gale Jeffery, Coach Wesley, Tom Tucker, Ronald Smullins, Eric Aspegren, The BOHS basketball team achieved a very successful season this year. The team brought hone several trophies to add to the trophy case. The Braves ended up with a season's record of 15-7. Burr Oak had a 5-2 league-game record result ing in a tie for second place. They also took second in the PTL tourney losing to Courtland in the championship play off game by one point. In post-season tournaments, the Braves fared very well. They took first place in the district by winning over Delphos by 20 points. Meeting some tough apposition in the reg- ional Burr Oak took third place, after defeating Long Island by 27 points. This capped off the most successful season in Burr Oak High School history, 29 H 1 to r: Linoma Olena, Stanley Hosting, Susan Johnson, Ronnie Runyon, Beverly Jeffery, Ronnie Smullins Linoma Olena First Attendant MISS SUSAN JOHNSON Susan Johnson reigned as the 1966 BOHS Sweetheart. Her escort was Ronald Runyon. linoma Olena was first attendant and Beverly Jeffery was second attendant to the Sweetheart. Their escorts were Stanley Hesting and Ronald Smullins. The ceremonies took place between the A and B games when Burr Oak played Randall on February 11. Beverly Jeffery Second Attendant Senior Play ONE ACT PLAY SENIOR PLAT CAST Drusilla Nutt. . . Mrs. Garfinkle . . Beverly Jeffery Delicious Appleby. . .Carol Hughes Confusion Jones. . Peggy Nutt .... . Donna Seamans Ginger Nutt. . . . . Susan Johnson Pete Beamish . . . . . . LaVon Ost Billy Bearish. . . Dwayne Cockroft Magnolia Langsford . . .Regi Diehl Prof. Beamish. . . . Dennis Oarman Adalbert De Weese. . .Gale Burgess Mrs. De Wayne De Weese . . .Dalene Warner Prof. Beamish. . . . Dennis Carman Adelbert De V 'eese. . .Gale Burgess Mrs. De Wayne De Weese . . .Dalene Warner Stage Manager. . . Curtain Lights . Prompter Advertisement. . . Donn8 Seamans Beverly Jeffery 31 One Act Play Cast Mark Sutton...........Gale Rirgess Beverly Sutton. ... Carol Hughes Mrs. Putnam . . . .Beverly Jeffery George Foster ... Gene Underwood Mr. Larry Kaufman was the Direc tor of this play and the two Class plays. He has done an outstanding Job this year and his services have been greatly appreciated. JUNIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY CAST Mrs. Mary Buford.........Ruth Ross Evelyn Buford . . . Willena Tetter Winnie Buford .... Doug Frasier Binnie Buford..........Jean Wrench Jin Travis..........Stanley Resting Jean Oven..............linda Lewis Betty Anderson. . .Rejeana Zeigler Dr. Mel Shannon . . Gene Underwood Thomas Patton..........John Wrench Spike Whitton ... Doug McNichols Sophrina Buford . . .Kathy Johnson Camilla Dusenberry. .Deanna Garman Stage Manager .... David 3elden Curtain Lights. . .Eugene Glover Prompter. .... .Lennie Gutscher Advertisement . . .Bonnie Smullins Rick Harris Erie Aspegren Roger Pair Kinder Back 1 to r: Neva Vader, Jenette Jeffery, Clinton Kiehl, Dale Frazier, Jerry Barnes, Marla Wesley, Richard Beale, Cathleen Smullina, Max Bell Jr. Miles Beale, Front: Kelly Jo Beale, David Barnes, Miriam Terrill, Ricky Rowell, Fay Simmons, Kary Winslow, Joletta Andersen, Allan Oliver, Michael Roeati. garten 3ack 1 to r: Vonna Cosand, Joan Figgins, Sherie Winslow, Kylla Lewis Rodney Howard, Vicky Simons, Kitza Knight, Brenda Ernst, Dewey Terrill Front: Susan May, Cindy Carman, Allen Lewis, Mitzi Roeati, Brycn Boyles Bradley Beale, Byron Catea, Kelly McNichole, Mias King First Grade f«ck 1 tc r: Rebecca Jeffery, Cregg Jeffery, Judith Jeffery, Carl Waugh, Marilyn Piggies, Carolyn Figgire, Kathleen Decker, Pamela Sncllina. Kerxeth Winslow. Trccti Rxoald Ackley, Ceerge Benjamar., Ccttie Bell, Marcy Morria, Patricia Wallace, Delores Monty, Lillian cillery, Virginia Anders-n, Herschel Smock Miss Lycess. Second Grade 23 Third Grade Back 1 to r: Elaine Montey, Sharon Anderson, Kathy Frazier, Blythe Andersen, Larry Oet, Timothy Runyon, Gayla Boyles Susan Jeffery, Cindy Korb. Front: Dorothy Cosand, Cheryl Olena, Marla Stepp, Timothy Beale, Sue Beale, Thomas Wallace, Randy Buckley, Heather Korb, Joanne Bengtson Fourth Grade Back 1 to r: Sylvia Modlin, Charlene Wallace, Becky Terrill Debra Montey, Marvin Boyles, Bradley Ost, Roy Johnson Front: Juel Jeffery, Harold Olena, Vycke Winslow, Rodney Roe Donna Anderson, Lorie Gates, Fifth Grade Back 1 to r: Patty Decker, Paul Wilson, Julie Johnson, Susan Kimminau, Jimmy Self, Mike Ost, Brian Howard centers Mary Beth Doyle, Dixie McLean, Margaret Dethloff, Debbie Benjamin, June Frasier, Gary McMains, Johnny Oarman, Steve Dillon. Front: Mrs. Harris, Kathy McNlchols, Shirley Suchsland, Billy Runyon, Mark Jeffery, Terry Beale, Janice Cockroft, Linda German. 34 Sixth Grade Back 1 to r; Bing Korb, Mark Underwood, Shelly Michael, Jeanice Smuck, Mike Modlin, Phillip Howard, Sharon German Connie Jeffery, Marvin Beale center; Mr. Warner, Charlene Oliver, Rita Williams, Chrlstophor Johnson, Douglas Pair, Mary Anderson, Dennis Dye, Rhonda Baylie, Gayle Waugh, Dixie Pettit. Front; Roger Zeigler,Patty Pettit, Gayle Blair, Daryl Morris Douglas Boyles, Ralph Stepp, John Oillett, Tom Harris, Curtis Ernst Back 1 to r; Cathy Terrill, Carol Simmons, Joni Hanson, Danny Lewis, Jim Wallace, Danny German, Kenny Garman, middle; Mac Diehl, Jerry Harris, Marcia Wilson, Dianne Dillon, Gary Burger, Larry Burger, Lynn Everson Front: Mr. Anderson, Steven Wrench, John Fogo, Dennis Beale, Randy Baylie, Sherry Dickley, Debby Jeffery, Donna McLean, Delilah Benjamin Seventh Grade Back 1 to r: Jane Beale, Pamela Dickley, Diana Oet, Judy Frasier, Audra Ost, Mike Dempsey, Randy Fearing, Jerry Blackatone. third: Carl Suchsland, Mike Dethloff, George Worick, Mike Platt, Calvin Simmons, Cindy Winslow, Cynthia Knight Patricia Spatz, Mr. Jordan teacher second; Gwen Glover, Bob Korb, Jeanette Smuck, Cathy Gates Rosie Oliver, Bob Johnson, Larry McMains, Mary Stepp, Front; Diana Oliver, Marcia McNichols, Jolene Howell, Lynn Blair, Luanne Olena, Edward Runyon, Jerry Benjamin Eighth Grade 35 GRADE BASKETBALL 1 to r: Randy Baylie, Kenny German, George Worick, Calvin Simmons, Randy Fearing, Mike Dempsey, Jerry Blackstone, Mike Platt, Larry McMains, Mike Dethloff, Jerry Harris, Edward Runyon, Team Back 1 to ri Coach Warner, Jerry Harris, Lari Suchaland, Mike Modlin, George Worick, Calvin Simmons, Danny German, Larry McMains, Kenny Garmwi. Front! Chris Johnson, John Fogo, John Glllett, Randy Baylie, Dennis Beale, Phillip Howard, Steve Wrench, Douglas Boyles. 36 Baseball Back 1 to r: Audra Ost, Diana Ost, Cathy Gates, Jane Beale, Jeanette Soruck, Cynthia Knight, Marcia Wilson, Patty Spatz, Mr. Andersen Front; Marcia McNichels, Diana Oliver, Dianne Dillon, Cathy Terrill, Sharon Garman, Rhonda Bavlie, Lynn Blair, Delilah Benjamin Back 1 to r: Mr. Warner, Mike Platt, Randy Fearing, Jerry Blackstone, Bobby Johnson, Calvin Simmons, George Worick Front; Mike Dethloff, Bobby Korb, Eddie Runyon, Jerry Harris, Randy Baylie, Steve Wrench Softball GRADE CHEERLEADERS £fiCit 1 Lq r: Cathy Terrill, Audra Oat Front: Dianne Dillon, Lynn Blair TRACK Back 1 to r: Lynn Everson, Dennis Beale, Roger Zeigler, Daryl Morris, Douglas Boyles. Fourth: Jerry Benjamin, Mark Underwood, Phil Howard, Chris Johnson, Ralph Stepp, Bing Korb, John Gillett, Dennis £)ye. Third: Jim Wallace, Mac Diehl, Vin Beale, Curtis imst, Tom Harris, Mike Modlin, Douglas Pair, Carl Suchsland Second: George Worick, Danny German, Kenny Garman, Cliff Silsby, Calvin Simmons, Handy Baylie, Johnny Fogo, Steve Wrenchl Front: Sdward Runyon, Mike Dempsey, Jerry Blackstone, Handy Fearing, Coach Warner, Mike Platt, Mike Dethloff, Jerry Harris, Larry- McMains. 38 Let's do it my way. Mush-Mush Inferior Decorators You asked for itI Mr. Wesley! It's not lunch time. These shoes were made for walkin' Grace!!! Basketball? J We need help!! 'Paper dolls? A hard days night. If only he were here. Stretch. 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