Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1970 volume:

.UI Y l. 1 , V ' 2 ,wi -.. -.,,,.- .. ..-1 -1.- 9.1. 1970 CAHOCHRQN Cahokia High School Cahokia, Illinois August 1970 V0l. XIX Pages 4-21 Academics Pages 22-45 r ' 4- ' ' ' 1 1 44 4 ,gil it f ' 'A . i -fl... ' ' .f e -' V 1' 4' ' I, Vg? Activities , .q i fl ft' g k Pages 46-91 1 e ' ' 71:21 Jiri ,. - u-- g J Sports Pages 92-119 Personalities Pages 120-203 Tab IQ Qf Contents The seasons come and go, and the world around us changes . . . just as we look to the seasons for changes, we look to the events in our lives for new meanings . .. To everything there is a season . . . And a time to every purpose under heaven . . . -X ' 'R , Viafsi Q Q., :pg . 543, H A time to laugh .Q-Bm, 4 iq . his 71, :Q QQ? ' Q 2-gg ,,,:'. I Xx A L N . M .M . xt 5' Y 1f4, 'g1, . - 4' :Vi 'Q .1 .. 44:- Q ,.4 . 'l Hai 5: Nl Y X 4-4 1 1 1 .r- N,-. A time to weep . .. :,m,!'nr- ., xxx. Q Elegy 'W rl? AQ' AAA 45 , f . ' , v' 4' N qt 'V S . -g , 'S-,K qw L. 'Ig 0. ' : 7 1,1 an hx 1 9Y . 'I 5 'I vw N .es A 11, . 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Head Marianne Arns Susan Chapman Betty Davis Naomi Finley Carol Hill Business courses provided training and experi- ence in typing, shorthand, and many other Business courses available. Office Occupations students gained experience with various kinds of office machines and office work. A new course introduced this year was Dis- tributive Education which was .taught by Mr. Reuss. This class was a program of occupational instruction in the fields of distributing and marketing. It is designed to prepare individuals to enter, to progress, or to improve competen- cies in distributive occupations. Distributive Education, like Office Occupations students went to school in the morning and worked in assorted businesses after school. Distributive Education students pose manikins in prepa ration lor class discussion on selling techniques. Senior Danny Vaughn put his business skills to use as he worked in the office before and after school. Business Skills Proved Useful Donna lullen Frank Kennedy Gloria May lames Newton Rosellen Oswalt Erline Stalworth 27 Austin Mulkey Dept. Head Don Bergdoll james Byrd Maria Escobar Sandra Gentsch r joel George r We Studied Shakespeare Hard These English students found the Periodical Room helpful in providing resource material for writing term papers. 25 Mr. George read Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet to his English Literature students. Larry Rosenstengel Eva Smith This year additional semester courses in litera- ture, grammar-composition, and writing courses were offered to juniors-Seniors. Term papers were written, grammar was re- viewed, and novels such as Huck Finn were read. Freshmen and Sophomores continued with their full year English courses reading Great Expectations and Silas Marner. Various foreign languages such as German, Spanish, French, and Latin were taught to interested students. Richard Logsden Kenneth Marley Naida Upchurch Barbara Vuellinger lohn Wallin Daisy Kennedy Dept. Head loyce Alexander Richard Buxton loseph Eble George Gilley Monty Gum The Freshman Homeroom classes studied fields ranging from Shakespeare to poetry, modern music, the Constitution, and history careers. Plays were introduced to Freshmen beginning with ROMEO AND IULIET by Wil- liam Shakespeare. They acquired a greater understanding of the novel through the in- tense study of GREAT EXPECTATIONS by Charles Dickens. Some classes related poetry and all its aspects to the modern music of Sonny and Cher. Papers were written by Freshmen on selected careers. A keen insight of our government was gained by Freshmen as they viewed the United States Constitution, the Illinois State Constitution, and the history of Cahokia. Frosh studied hard, but had fun too. G.A.A. initiate clowns before cafeteria audience to earn membership. Homeroom instructor Mr. Gold- smith impresses upon the stu- dents of his Social Studies class the structure of our government. Frosh Studied Cahokia History Dale Goldsmith Arnold Kinsella Martha Maisel Terry Osia Karen Lehman Marilyn Kircher lanice Labuda Karlene Gullberg Dept. Head Virginia Greeno Students Expressed Many Talents Sandy Schaefer and Pat Callahan demonstrate black and white film developing technique in Mr. Bertram's pho- tography class. Mr. Cohlmeyer directs the band in preparation for the Spring Concert. Tom George displays his artistic skills in ceramics. Home Economics, Art and Music were three courses enjoyed by students this year. Home Economics proved essential informa- tion in cooking, sewing, child development, family living, and interior decorating. The Home Ec lll classes displayed responsibility by caring for children brought from a near- by Nursery School. Many students in art classes expressed their artistic ability by drawing, painting, and sculpture. The music department provided music and entertainment during Easter and in the Spring. Also in March the A Capella Choir was one of the participants in a show at Powell Sym- phony Hall. Frank Daniels Dept. Head Bill Cohlmeyer Robert Young Bill Brown Dept. Head lohn Bertram Ann Drexelius joe Guise 2 is Blanche Moore Susan Harvell lung jerry Don Kinstler Mildred Lane Thomas Range Mary Schmittling Patrick Schwartz Ruth Thomas I udy Wakeley Science and Math Found Mrs. Moore, once again headed the math department with a new class added to her teaching schedule Senior Math . Along with the changes in the department came five new teachers. Judy Wakeley, Ruth Thom- as, Don Kinstler, lerry lung, and Thomas Range join the already established teachers. This year as in past years the math depart- ment had a variety of courses geared for both the college bound students and those who plan to begin work right after gradua- tion. Mr. Norton, head of the Science depart- ment again offered eight science courses. All science classes participated in the nation- wide ecology program held in April by writ- ing themes on air or water pollution, wild life etc. These courses provided knowledge for college bound students and for students merely interested in achieving better aca- demicstanding. Child geniuses? No, just two visitors to Caholtia High School. Ronnie Robards examines the microscopic world of the Patsy Taylor proudly receives a Math award at the Honors ameba in biology class. Banquet. Work + Patience : Success David Norton Larry Betz Tad Cooper Guy Dauphin Edward Kopman Sharon Pelc john Slater Margaret Wamplei 35 Dale Kuhn Pete Margelis Boy's P.E. classes participated in the vigorous sport of basketball. Ken McBride lohn Neverstitch The physical education department used various pieces of new equipment this past year. Among them were the trampoline, parallel bars, balance beam, and floor mats used for gymnastics exercise. The girls P.E. classes found these exercises hard, but fun. The boys P.E. classes participated in sports such as basketball, baseball, track and other extracurricular activities. 36 Mg Donna jackson demonstrates skill in performing the broad jump. Rose Cunningham Dept. Head Teresa Burris P.E. Gained Tennis Courts Girl's P.E. classes enjoyed playing softball Suzan ne Garver Karen Rector '37 Dolores Houseman Dept. Head Sandra Bunch Thomas Gannon Edward Geppan Arnold Kessler Negro Heritage Mrs. Houseman, again head of the history department, helped teachers prepare for many selective history courses. While Sopho- mores studied World History and juniors and Seniors studied American History many oth- er courses such as Sociology, Economics, Geography, Government, and American Problems were also studied. These classes taught of events and solutions which have happened in history and present society. The new course of Independent Studies was offered to Seniors who desired it. They were allowed to chose any subject from American History and to pursue a course of study in it. Their final step was to give sem- inars on their chosen subject. Enriched Curriculum Mr Taylor of C.H.S. Social Studies Dept. honors George Dailey with an award Sock it to 'em. Alan Magarian Patricia Mayes Paul Scholtz Larry Taylor George Topp Ben Franklin Dept. Head Jerry Boles lohn Hainline Donald Woodward Sybil Charon Dept. Head Del Gericke Larry Malone Robert Simpson George Vollert The driver education classes were able to re- ceive training with the new simulators in- troduced this year. In addition, new cars were obtained for the behind-the-wheel classes. Instead of study halls, free hours were permitted. These students were able to go to the library or leave campus. Special Education classes helped develop students minds and abilities. These students did various jobs in school and in the cafe- teria. Developmental Reading was an excellent course to help college bound students to faster reading and comprehension. Mr, Hainline discusses charts with his welding class. Minnie johnson glues bases for signs. lean Burns and Patti Robinson arrange letters for the use of signs and posters in Special Vocational classes. Unusual Classes Evoked Interest George Ahring Carolyn Heatherly Louis Kampmeyer Roy Kennedy Frances Nelson Elizabeth Schwartz Darrell Younker 41 Helen Dunn Robert Best Iudy Burgner Paul McDonald leanni Menthrup The Library and Guidance office were both sites of change this year as both departments were enlarged and somewhat remodeled. The Library was made larger, with the addi- tion of the audio-visual room, a conference room and an independent study room. Along with rearranging books to suit the re- modeling, librarians were kept busy assisting students in finding materials for class assign- ments. Guidance counselors moved into their new office, a complete renovation of last year's main cafeteria. They also initiated a more ef- fective method of dividing students for coun- seling, dividing students on an alphabetical system. Providing seniors with information on colleges, and revising student's sched- ules, filled the time of this year's Guidance counselors. lt appears that the Guidance Dept. is, indeed, under a stern and watchful eye. Library staff and student assistants, left to right, FRONT Hood, lanice Dudley, Mrs. Hunter. BACK ROW, Mrs. Library and Guidance Expanded ...aa A familiar sigh! to studious students is the above, a gateway Student Sandy Hart finds the library an enjoyable place to to knowledge. read the Council Ring. 43 Irene Adams Cora Mae Nurse McConnel Bookstore FRONT ROW: Mrs. Obermark Mrs. McFarland lHead Cookl, Mrs, Groves, BACK ROW: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dickmann, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Trask FRONT ROW: George Dill, Oliver Becker, Ed. Willie Battles, George Spirk, Brad Oxendine ward Banks, Attell Piazza, Ralph Andersong GaryMaIaschak BACK ROW: Carl Stearns, Ernest Forehand, I Mrs. Peters operates the newly acquired switchboard in the high school office. Secretaries, custodians, and cooks main- tained a vital role in the school's office work, neatness, and cafeteria facilities. Secretaries did more than necessary office work such as typing, shorthand, and keeping the school records in order. They also helped contribute a humorous atmosphere within the offices. Custodians swept, cleaned, and provided maintenance work within the buildings. They were a necessary branch in the school. The cooks were responsible for feeding the large number of students during the four lunch periods. Mrs. Bovinette prepared the well-balanced menus. Personnel Made Balanced Staff FRONT ROW: Mrs. Boaz, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Hellman, Mrs. Heatherly BACK ROW: Mrs. Sadowski, Mrs. Brogan, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. jones s -. 3 .., WWA: ..1. s. ,.. 1:3 -f- . Yo-Q i . i ! i W di . ' - gin 2 ,. Ziff E:,?7F'..-.Akai ' Activities lunior cheerleaders clown at the Powder-Puff Football Game. First This year a new tradition in student sports and entertainment was intro- duced at Cahokia High School. In these activities, known as the Powder Puff Games, the Senior Girls played the lunior Girls in games that are us- ually acredited to male players, such as Football and Basketball. The op- posing teams seemed equally skillful in this area of sporting. The juniors won the Football Game and the Sen- iors were victorious in the Basketball event. Vanda Cravens receives a handoff from a teammate as the Juniors go on to win. 48 Powder Puff Success u xx--S . , wfdi A scramble over the basketball proves valn for the lunlors as the Sensors tnump In the end Frosh First The theme ofthe winning float was The Stars are With Us. lack Davidson, a CHS student, and the Ladder Back Chair provided entertainment for this year's Homecoming. in Float Contest Dave Sites and Charloette Paschke obviously had an enioyable time at this years' Homecoming. This years' Homecoming was en- titled Aquarius , which could be evidenced by the various float themes. Traditionally, there again was a bonfire on Thursday night, this year followed by a soc-hop, the parade and the Game on Friday, and finally the Dance on Saturday. While the two bands played, the students danced the night away 51 Donna Range 7969 Alvin lackson and Sylvia Fort Donna Range Curt McKinney and Pam Upchurch 52 Homecoming Court1969 Homecoming Queen Mike Huisey and Meivadean Mcinrosh Roger Ward and Shirley Wiley 53 Tom jerry Wilhelm and Terry Stone dance together at the Annual Twirp Dance. VickicrownsTom asTwirp King. lerry Wilhelm and Terry Stone, King Tom Walker and Vicki Nuckles and lan Orjeck formed this year's Court. 54 Walker Annual Twirp King With accordant tradition in late February, the Twirp Dance took place. Every year at this time the girl and the guy are expected to ex- change social positions for a week, climaxing with the Twirp Dance. Entertainment was provided by Steve jackson and the Rebound Book. Robert Taylor drives lor a layup while Mr. Pat Scwartz attempts to block his shot. Game The Senior-Faculty Games are usually a high point of ex- citement during the school year. It is a time when the stu- dents can get back at the teachers and Administrators. This year was no exception. However, as expected, the Senior boys lost to the Male faculty but the Senior Girls triumphed in volleyball. .56 Won by Senior Coach Kenny McBride gives the Senior girls some point- ers before the game. i Mitchell Roberts displays style in the Senior Faculty Game. Girls Mr. Moss and lack Cauley jump for toss up at Senior Faculty Basketball Game. 57 Assemblies Proved Highly Interesting The assemblies this year covered a wide range of subjects. Among these were the Commemorative Assembly for Dr. Mar- tin Luther King lr. on his birthday, an assembly on Science and Aero-Space Relations, and an assembly that introduced acting techniques to the students. Actor exposes talent in a Shakespearean produc- tion. Mr. Taylor, Negro History Instructor, introduces the Assembly The Challengers performed songs that remembered for Dr, King. Dr. King. 5B '1 , ,555-ff fi-. A H A , .iff 6 '34 TV X SHR' 92131. ff: 7- 'Bibs N .. 'f-.Az ' :Ill . . , v..w,-N, K.. A Mf 'I YW. . L yi? if VW ktkg 1 HN , X g 5 ARE, Student-Faculty participants prepare lor the demonstration Tony-San Demonstrates judo teachers participated. Mr. Finchen explains ludo techniques to the stu- dents, 60 One of this years most enjoyable assemblies was the judo Assembly. Mr Fmchen from the Belleville Young Mens Christian Association and an instructor at Belleville Area College, explained the techniques of judo as faculty and students of Cahokia High School per formed them. In total, about 15 students and N Miss Vollinger shows'Mr. Wallen that she can take care of herself Thankyou. 6l Scholars Receive Honors National Honor Society: BACK ROW: Rich Czapla, Ken Mayberry, Gary Buatte, David Heine, Robert Conner, Steve Siadek, Dale Steinmetz, Ken Perko, Neil Myer, Steve Snow SECOND ROW: Tom Powell, Elizabeth Hetzel, Becky Col- lins, Denise Brenneke, Cindy Lawrence, Nancy Davis, Mary Coleman, Laura Ogilvie, Marsha Eastridge, lohnny Watkins, Mr, Range FRONT ROW: Laura Burnley, Donna Butler, Karen Schneidewind, Sandy Edwards, Geraldine Vandever, Pam LaForge, Sandy Currens, Barbara Zehnbauer, Tom Marks N.H.S. initiates: BACK ROW, Steve Hayes, Ken Kelley, Steve Gowler, Carl Brewer, Diane Klein, Mike Snyder, Don Wesson, George Dailey, Gary Barbeau, David Schroeder, Mr. Range SECOND ROW: loan Seawright, Debbie jones, Ricky Foster, Greg Christikos, Charlotte Burris, Vicki Martin, Cheryl Birlew, Debbie Lanius, Debbie Shinn, Mike Martin, Bill Peterson THIRD ROW: Terry Stone, Delores Wilson, Carolyn Derton, Bonnie Faries, lanet Whitaker, Pat Taylor, Barbara McQuire, Sheila Miller, Stephanie Arms, Diane Pinsker, Pat Dalton, Frank Kinslow FOURTH ROW: Susan Burgess, Monica Baker, Laurie Wietzel, Martha Odom, Pris- cilla Schmeding, Carolyn Peters, Gary Schackleford, Debbie Carr, Rick Meyer, FRONT ROW: Donna Ridgeway, Pam Higgins, Elyce Wright, Arzetta Hults, Leon Chambers, Bruce jackson, Dave Mulherin, john Phillips, Beverly Cooley, Dixie jackson Illinois State Scholars: ROW 1: lohn Phillips, Becky Haley, Raines, ROW 3: David Heine, Kevin Coyne, Don Wesson, Barbara Zehnbauer, Pam Higgins, Sandy Currens, Mike Neil Myers, Bob Conners, Dave lones, Chris Raines, Kammer ROW 2: Dave Mulherin, Laura Ogilvie, Nancy George Daily Davis, Becky Collins, Steve Siadek, Mike Martin, Byron 1 I UH -I .... , 1 Rm C 'inn S Mr. Range, National Honor Society sponsor, congratulates Ken Perko, as Mary Cole- man congratulales Don Wesson and Barb Zehnbauer looks on. The Cahokia Scholars triumphed over Cor lesu and Central High School in their first Scholar Quiz contest. 63 'Scheherazade' An Enchanting Evening The queen's c fairest one. w',,1ty rown on the satin pillow, soon to Brace the A breathtaking moment for all, the queen of 'Schehera- zade' is crowned. Augustine's Restaurant in Belleville was the setting of the 1970 junior-Senior Prom, held May 8th from 8-11 in the patio room. Scheherazade, meaning court of love and beauty, was the theme at this year's prom. lt portrayed an atmosphere of the early Arabian nights. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the rock group Uptight Sound Creation from Chicago, Illinois. The lunior class helped enormously in preparing for prom by selling refreshments at athletic events and devoting much of their time for the preparation of prom itself. The highlight of the evening was when retiring queen Mrs. Brenda Starr Duckworth crowned the 1970 prom queen Miss Becky LaCroix at the candle light Coronation. The new queen's court consisted of Stephanie Arms, Georgia Demet- rulius, Carla Emrich, and Linda Frien, maid of honorg who were selected from 10 semifinalists. 64 Queen Betty LaCroix, escorted by David Vaughn, resigns supreme at 'Scheherazadef F . if In a true moment of happiness, Betty beams as she chats with Dave. Retiring King and Queen, Brenda and Dee Duckworth returned to this years Prom to give up the CTOWTI. Linda Frien, Maid of Honor, escorted by Jerald Shortser. N ? 'ss ...f Carla Emrich escorted by Larry Phillips 4, 1 it 'EX H if 1 gf ' I E' 1? 1 'K 511' at 2 K 1 A Vs? 5, 2 i WW 2 4 W X? ' ,V I 1 4 - x ' . '- N rr A Y A .t 115,-'K , fl' u , -rx i' , M x v '-- It Y .V D ' C X wx-1,3 mmf Prom Court Georgia Demetrulius escorted by Butch Davidson. Stephanie Arms escorted by Kim Gordon 67 Bailey Speaks at Banquet Mr. Bailey, former Assistant Principal at C.H.S., speaks to an audi- ence ofold colleagues and students. The Honors Banquet was a classic in Cahokia High School history. Food was delicious, attitudes congenial, and speeches relatively short. Awards and recognition went to deserving students. ln the opinion of some, however, the highlight of the evning was not the awards but the presence of Mr. Bill Bailey, former Assistant Principal at Cah- okia, His after dinner speech will long be remembered as a hallmark of enter- tainment. Mr. Truran addresses the faculty and students at the Honors Banque! 68 Mrs. Greeno presents Margie Bednarkewicz with an award from the Homemaking Department Mr. Norton presents loe Riley with an award for excellence in the Science field. 69 A Capella Performs at Powell The A Capella Choir performs with the St. Louis Symphony at Powell Hall. The musical department of CHS pro- duced many unique presentations this year, among them being a performance at Powell Symphony Hall in St. Louis. The A Capella Choir joined with various oth- er choirs in the area to sing at Powell Hall while the St. Louis Symphony Orches- tra accompanied them. Another unique introduction this year was the use of electric guitars and amplifiers to ac- company the choir. The band held its formal concert on May 17. The stage band played at all ofthe home basketball games. 70 ' 0 sbt 31. f-sg 5 r l .f H 4 i , 'Q , 1 ,Q r 'N in .30 A , il 32355 ,Lb Q? if-ZGBQQ 1.3 F' .awww Senior Choir: FIRST ROW: Mr, Daniels, Ginger Baker, Teresa Barber, Sandra Beeler, Pat jackson, Ruth George, Dixie Mclntosh, Sandra Thomlinson, Connie Boren, judy Loyd, janet Gulledge, Kathleen Gruenert, Aretha johnson, Doris Downarde, Beata Chamberlain, judy Kharibian, Beverly Thomas, Sheryl Lowe, Pamela Scantlin, Ruth Dil- lon, SECOND ROW: judy Miller, Carla Stacy, Linda Peyton, Betty Woodside, Susan Wagner, Beatrice 'Thomas, Tanya Harris, Carolyn Cruise, Charlotte jackson, Donna Hollings- worth, Tony Bohn, Terry Vernon, Allen Middleton, Bob Moeller, Sandra Atkinson, Brenda Felix, Alice Koonce, jeanette Fuller, Sherrie Kennel, THIRD ROW: Linda Schaeperkoetter, Karen Gray, Gloria jestus, Stacy Ables, Mary Mosbacher, janesse Prince, Daniel Scroggins, james Latner, Mike Hyatt, james Gamache, Buddy Funkin, jeff Bell, Don Bell, Larry Anders, Melvin Sanderson, Debra Atteberry, Debbie Gossett, Teresa Vining, Kathy Ticer, Connie Brewer, joyce Yearian, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Robinson, Hazel Chambers, Cheryl Francis, Diane White, Virgina Cook, Sharon Smoot, Sharon Roberts, janice Sum- ner, Carol Berube, Gedorgia Miller, Karen Chism, Sandra Hussey, Donna White, Gloria Newsome, FIFTH ROW: Basil Chiasson, Lawrence Switzer, Lloyd Mitchell, Steve Frisch, Freddie Morgan, joe Vahey, Russell Brightwell, lames Henneberry, David McSeller, Dennis Roderick, Mike Dixon, Gary Howard Senior Choir Senior Choir and Freshman Choir pro- vided the school with excellent musical entertainment under the direction of Mr. Frank Daniels, Senior Choir girls began the tradition of Senior Choir gowns that the girls themselves made. Freshman Choir found that performing at various concerts took much work. David Sitzes sings a solo as Mr. Daniels directs the choir as they provide background. Freshman Choir awaits as Mr. Daniels announces the next selection. Freshman Choir ROW 1: Mr. Daniels, Sandy Canady, Cheryl Scwartz, Gina Rosa, Barb Hill, Linda Kirk, Carolyn Myrrell, Linda Groh, Ianis Haley, Cindy Wright, Diane Robinson, Maloney Whit- lield, Sheila Luster, Debbie Bittick, Barb Carmickle, Barb Gladney, jackie Gambrell, Sherry Liddle, Elaine Pruitt, Barb Twigg, Ruth Prescott SECOND ROW: Eartha johnson, Marilyn Vise, Patty Demetrulias, Gloris Amos, Kristi Spears, Donna Robertson, Renda Hicks, Robert Lourwood, Bobby Eddington, Dennis Suchman, Ron Hardin, Millard Curtis, Sandu Duessing, Gloria Murphey, leannete Williams, Den- nie Rogers, Karen Wagner, Pat Lewis THIRD ROW: Susan Hunt, Carolyn Grove, Patti Barker, Dana Carr, Vicki Henne- berry, Marie Chiasson, Debbie Derton, Cathy Rousan, Dennis Godar, David Reeder, Mike Enders, Mae Ford, Myra Reagan, Linda Haqthorne, Cheryl Kinder, Marti Bell, Maureen McGillis, Karen Winn FOURTH ROW: Sheila Toon, Lora Loggins, Rhonda Beeler, Melanie Feazel, Ava Brooke, Ellen Rosenberger, Candace Edens, Sheree Justice, Norman Stuckey, Brian Dealy, Charles Chapman, Richard Lourwood, Mike Truan, Dennis Foster, Peggy McLain, Diane Earnhart, Pat Quarles, Patty Skipper, Sheila Harris Commencement Held in CHS Gymnasium el, 4, QM Last minute chan es and re arations are resent in ever E P P P Y ceremony. To Mr, Westbrook fell the task ol coordinating them. Commencement 1970 Produced a conglomer- ation of expressions, ranging from joy to sor- row. Looks of happiness at the end of the hard scholastic road, as well as the sad, nostal- gic looks from the realization that carefree high school days were ended presented themselves to the audience of parents and friends who gathered in the gymnasium. Di- plomas were then presented to 466 graduat- ing seniors, another new record for Cahokia Senior High School. 74 Moments of silence and meditation characterized the commencement exercises. v C lanna Chewning ac- ing named this year's Mike Mathison Award winner. Proud ol her achievement, ccpts acknowledgment of be Phyllis Black and Thersa Bohannon exemplify the looks of wonderrnent and anticipation found at the 70 graduation. . .L ,hfn onfronted by a huge stack of diplomas, Mr. Wilkerson delivers short fEm5fkS al COITXIUCUCEYTIEDI. .' l s my Seemingly surrounded on all sides by audience, instruments, and graduates, Mr. Yung led the CHS band during graduation exercises. Prospective graduates applaud with a tense eagerness toward the motnent they will re- ceive the coveted diploma, Graduates Beamed Happiness ' ' C cholarship winner Don Wesson receives Prom queen Betty LaCroix finds the work all A first at CHS, Bruce Smith gets diploma 'iploma and congratulations. worth while as she finishes her High School ca- fr0m father KGX Smilh, president, Board of reer. Education. The moment arrived. The tassels were turned and the 1970 graduating class of Cahokia Senior High School marched out to find new worlds to conquer. N l 1 SEATED: Curt Caddy, Betii LaCroix, Pam Higgins, Sherrie Intosh, Terry Winn, Paula Gill, Dave Amos, Mike Schmidt, Rachel! SECOND ROW: Mary Smith, Diane White, Arzetta Don Wesson, Mike Chiasson, Mike Presson, Pat Merry- Hults, Pam Stengle, Kathy Keith, Mary Buckley, Linda Rivet, man,Tommie Doolin Kathy Fletcher, Laura Ogilvie THIRD ROW: Mebbie Mc- Dra m a C I u b Secretary Curt Caddy listens attentively as Pam Higgins and Sherrie Rachell go over the plays. X 78 ' FIA. SEATED: Patti Rellord, Mike Martin, Zachary Bovinette, Sandy Krekel, Marilyn Vise SECOND ROW: LaDonna Courtney, Sue Hosler, Helen MacMillan, Pam Wright, Jeanette Cox, Donna Smothers, Coletta Wright THIRD ROW: John Phillips, Jeanise Prince, Debbie Winn, Chris Craig, Pam Anderson, Donna White, Johnnie Marlow, Kim Pearson, TOP ROW: Sandy Fortner, Martha Odom, Ron Emrick, Cheryl Birlew, Kim Parsons F.H.A. SEATED: Jeanette Cox, Sandy Beeler, Pam Wright, Patti Jackson, Sylvia Fort, Sherrie Jackson, Alice Koonce SEC- OND ROW: Glenda Reynolds, Gwen Lawrence, Felicia Thomas, Easter Franklin, Laronia Chism, Gloria Jackson, Brenda Souder, Tina Smith, Alice Switzer, PSBSY Jones, Colletta Wright THIRD ROW: Mary Vincent, Judy Butler, Brenda Joyce, Laura Holman, Gwen Gray, Beverly Dun- ning, Connie Lynch, Judy Towne, Geraldine Brown, Donna Garver, Pam Scantlin, FOURTH: Chris Foster, Donna Cuse ter, Janet Gould, Denise Woodside, Bonnie Rogers, Jackie Ficken, Sandy Blevins, Patti Skipper, DeElta Jackson, Pam Fuehring, Janet Hoffman, Mary Paschal, Cheryl Turner, FIFTH ROW: Melinda Brown, Linda Gibbear, Donna Ficken, Donna Kilzer, Jackie Harder, Barbara Carmichael, Jo Younger, Cathy Vaughn, Sherrie Edwards, Connie Avery, Sabrina Campbell, Terry Harris Pep Club Promotes Enthusiasm FRONT ROW: Pam Wright, leanette Cox, Becky Haley, Cheryl Birlew, Sandy Krekel, Cindy Hunt SECOND: Linda Roy, janet Gulledge, Stacy Ables, Debbie Kessler, Kathy Kerney, Pam Scanllin THIRD ROW: Arzetta Hults, Mary Buckley, lanice Sad- ler, Joyce Hart, Sue Krekel FOURTH ROW: Lucy Kelly, Barb Brogan, Ginger Baker, Patti Barker, Sheila Luster, Eunice Gray FIFTH ROW: Donna Garvener, Carlotta Wright, june Smith, Debbie Rubottom, Eilene Gray, DeNotra Bacon, SIXTH ROW: Stephania Arms, Martha Odom, Candy Edens, Karen Wagner SEVENTH ROW: Georgia Miller, Linda Kimble, ludy Miller, Patti Wunsch, Pat Gillespie, Shawn Ray- mond, EIGHT ROW: Vicki Henneberry, Melanie Feazel, Kathy Moore, Debbie Phillips, Irene lones, Rhonda Owens, NINTH ROW: Marsha West, Doris Down- ard, Linda Brewer TENTH ROW: Vanda Cravens, Vicki Nuckles, Marie Chiasson, Vicki Rosa, Ron Emrick C.A.A. G.A.A. FRONT ROW: Patti lackson, Iucly Miller, Linda Steward, Rhonda Gowler, SECOND ROW: Sue Hirth, Cindy Batson, Chris Craig, Marilyn Severs, Sheila Miller, Karen Smith, Sandy Edwards, Pam Sronce, lerry Rachell, Barb Brogan, THIRD ROW: Laura Burnley, Sue Krekel, Sue Ledbetter, Cindy Lawrence, Charlotte Paschke, Nancy Davis, Pam LaForge, JoAnn Woodrome, Marcia Beeman, Linda Kimble, Cheryl Graves, Judy Smith, Sandy Krekel, Pat Gillespie, LaDonna Courtney, Betty Belhea, Carol White, FOURTH ROW: Pam Wright, Pam Portell, Cathy Teason, ludy lerome, lill MacMurray, Diane Hopman, Gail Hunter, Vickie Rosa, Debbie Sronce, Linda Roy, Stacy Ables, Debbie Lanius, Gail Varner, Mary Smith, Cathy Pes- kar, Denise Carr, FIFTH ROW: Georgia Miller, june Louer, Maril n Mienders, Arlene Flinn, Debbie Flinn, Penny Capehart, janet Gulledge, Denise Bradley, Priscilla Schme- ding, Martha Odom, Vanda Cravens, Vicki Nuckles, Deb- bie Sively, lan Orzeck Gymnastic Club Gymnastic: FRONT ROW: Helen MacMillan, leaneue bie Mclntosh, Russell Brightwell, Larry Switzer, lim Henry Gansen, SECOND Row: Max Bailey, Colletta wright, Dave Malasfhakr Barb GHJSS, lan Haledyf leffv Rachel Cathy Mcshane, Rosemary Campbell, Dan geumanl Bob'Conners, Lyle Reuss FOURTH ROW: leannettee Cox THIRD ROW: Maureen McGiIlis, Mary Mosbacher, Meb- D0f S2Haf1fl0eM0fHv2C, Dave Reedeffvmk' R053 ,Q -f-.EB-?Q5g,4f' ilwfley' Office Occupation: BACK ROW: Barb McGuire, lanna Loretta Oglelree, JoAnn Gischer, Gerry Vandever, Denise Chewning, Bruce Doyle, Sharon Brees, Danny Vaughn, Fowler, Karen Smith, SEATED: Sylvia Fort, Carolyn Girth, Brenda Vaughn, Linda Hedkamp, Bonnie Gailius, Gail Bar- Alice Neel, Pam Friedrichs, Brenda Foster D.E. Students Attend Convention f'-C' Distributive Education students enjoy their First Annual D. E. Banquet at Augustines Restaurant. 82 Brinda Vaughn discusses business with an associate secretary at her 0.0. job. Distributive Education: SEATED: loCarol Dennison, Dar- lene Mantz, Linda Lands, Deana Cook, Darlene lackson, Sheila Weimar, Carol Smih, SECOND ROW: Terrel Sam- son, Ron Boswell, Byron Raines, Robert Smith, Curt Gad- Distributive Education, instituted for the first time this year, is a program of occupational instruction in the field of distributing and marketing. The business education program provides training in skill and occupational in- formation, and the business community pro- vides a laboratory in which the pupil can practice his knowledge. Office Occupations again continued its fine program of office training and also sent stu- dents to practice their skills in the business community. dy, Robert Taylor, Lyle Reuss THIRD ROW: Doug Stevens, Charles Dickey, Walter Koehler, Steve Barnes, Glendall Forgy, Edd Kuykendall Music Promoted Band members, FIRST ROW: Sue Ledbet- ter, Pam Upchurch, Cindy Cooper, Donna Haberman, Paula Brand, Gloria Elliot, Deb- bie Sitzes, Robert Hargrove, Martha Odom, Rhonda Gowler, Barbabara Zehn' bauer. SECOND ROW: Walter Rich, Denise Fowler, Sandra Fortner, Linda Zehnbauer, Vicki Nuckles, Craig Kimble, Cheryl Graves, Keith South, Cindy Hawkins, Mary A familiar sight and sound was the stage band, adding mellow notes to Pop 'n Chips. Lou Elliot, Cathy Campbell, Linda Stewar Nancy Davis, Ricky Latta, David Vaughr Susan Boswell, Debbie Shinn, Bonnie Far ies, THIRD ROW: Debbie Lanius, Cind Thompson, Kim Parson, Barbara Gros- Kathy McFarland, lane Crank, Pat lone Kim Conner, Robert Fowler, Sharon Brac ley, Mike Compton, Pat Watson, Sandi Halbert, Donna Obermark, Deborah Wir School Spirit stead, Marla Halbert, Ron Hamm, Cheryl Lovins, Eric Wigger, Denise Brennecke. FOURTH ROW: Irene Demetrulias, Ve- nessa Graul, Laura Perko, Gail Dix, Linda Kimble, Billie Gailius, Cathy McShane, Helen McMillan, Dennis Peters, Billy Peter- son, Terry Kalinowski, David Jones, Zach Bovinette, Rick Myer, Gary Harris, Ron Meyer, Mike Skipper, Ted Stokes, Curtis Liddle, Dave Fulls, Mike Malaschak, lim Farmer, George Thomas, Dennis Lock, Steve Demetrulias, Charles Lively, Ralph Buck, Dennis Venable, loe Lanius. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Wellman, Michelle Stewart, Kitty Ioslin, Mark Kramer, Terry Stabel, Earl Nicholson, john Whitfield, Greg Chris- takos, David Dealy, Stan Lock, Asst. Director Robert Yung, Director, Bill Cohlmeyer, The pep band did much to promote school spirit at various assemblies. 85 f Girl's Octet, l. to r.: K. Allen, j. Holi, S. Stephens, S. Arms, T. Winn, V. Ross, C. Emrick, D. Winn, D. jones, D. Pierce, and V. Cravens. Top Sixteen, ROW 'I P. Wunsch, B. Haley, j. jones, B. Tuggle, P. Edwards: ROW 2: P. Abrams, D. Kelly, M. Kammer, D. Malaschak, D. Tarrant, ROW 3: G. Neel, P. Higgins, M. Brogan, S. Miller, K. Franklin, L. jones: ROW 4: 1. Robertson, C. Hamm, L. Hutton, S. Kammer, P. Mosblech, and D.Sitzes. A Capella Choir, ROW 1: S. Hosler, V, Rosa, S. Robinson, j. Royal, K, Franklin, C. Burris, K. Rutledge, D. Small, j. Smith, B. Koonce, T. Winn, G. Neel, D, Winn, C. Turner, T. Ander- son, Mr, Daniels: ROW 2: L. Courtney, L. jones, D. Angelo, P. Gillespie, M. Gross, P. Merryman, C. Younger, P. Edwards, M. Brogan, D. Lingle, D. Korbar, P. Taylor, D. Boren, S. Krekel, S, Mayville, T. Wright, I. Staten, D. jones, R. Strayhorn, ROW 3: I. jones, M. Anderson, P. Schmeding, S. Burgess, S. Miller, M. Roberds, S. Dixon, D. Kelley, D. Sitzes, D. Malaschak, P. Voices join in as Girl's Octet Harmonize in song for an assembly. Abrams, I. Whitaker, C. Birlew, B. Tuggle, I. Molcriakow, S. Garrett, ROW 4: P. Capehart, S. Arms, B. johnson, V. Martin M Scott P Leonard T Batson R Seats 8 Greer res P . , . , . , - , . , P -, - laggers, S. Kammer, K, Trepka, R. Roberds, C. MacGrew, K. Beck, T. Irvin, ROW 5: D. Venable, M. Stephens, 1. Holt, K Allen, M. Peterson, M. Kammer, S. Ramond, I. Crafts, S. Sul- Iens, I. Davidson, K. Pickering, B. Schneidewind, R. Cutrell S, Bray, D. Hainline, L. Hutton, D. Brightwell, B. Haley, R Dillon. Choir supplies the background music while the Top Sixteen sing. Tensions Mount with Deadlines. The 1970 Cahochron staff this year consisted of 13 students, most of whom were novices to the business of yearbooks. Besides learning the tricks of the trade , staff members sold picture packets from Rembrandt Studios and reached a high of 1,000 yearbook sales. Deadlines were fi- nally met a few weeks before school was dis- missed. 88 325- Q69 Avlis A as QQ 'iv rk 'Nita no-A55 . ,. 1 .-,sq g,,5 5 1 G ' , 11165 5 .WIBII Q yi-,or 5 . szffssfsirt .V UPF' ' X 41-f T C. M g, is 1.1 u , , MQ -.,. . iff: .L Q.'5.f , 32:21 '9'0 imawessa W rw sawn '., :,'l Mr. Bertram pleads with his staff to meet the deadlines 5 uv- t E Kathy Hennessy, Editor of the Cahochran, attentively watches Editor Hennessy transacts business with a prospective as her staff works to complete the yearbook. yearbook purchaser. Yearbook Staff: 1st ROW, Mebby Mclntosh, Arzetta Hults, David Feazel, Ice Harden, Gary Buatte, Bambi Dillon, Kathy Henesey lEditorl, Pamela Higgins, Laurie Staten, Laura Burnley, Sharon Heine, Nathan Gardels. Mary Buckley, 2nd ROW, I to r., Mr. 1. Bertram Mdviserj, 89 .,, , ,. - . . .4 s . - .-Y , M Newspaper Staff: FRONT: Rick Gaddy, lohn Bertram SEC- Rivet, Sue Marfio, Tamara Baird, Candy Farrar, Marsha OND ROW: Marsha Eastridge, Tom George, Marilyn Erhardt, Nancy LaBerta FOURTH ROW: Mary lones, Neel Severs, Dosha lohnson, Charlotte Pasche, Bill Fortner, Myer, Tommie Doolin, Debbie Dalton, Larry Haggett, THIRD ROW: Bill Grove, Pam LaForge, Nancy Davis, Linda Laurie Weitzel, Kim Gordon Council Ring Wins Blue Banner Under the supervision of Mr. lohn Ber- tram, the Council Ring Staff produced the very liberal Cahokia High School Council Ring with articles concerning is- sues and commentaries on current na- tion-wide social problems as well as school activities. The Council Ring was staffed by diligent award-winning jour- nalism students. The editor, Marilyn Severs, placed third in Inpromptu News Article Contest. Debbie Dalton received honorable mention for her article. The annual won a Blue Banner this year at Southern lll. School Press Ass. Beauly ya ,wg -X . Z N Y rg K . ..- c V' fx- L Downs V. U . , . . - 4 V' l ' ' -Q ' ' -.- W5 l g . . Wil 1 K -W-ii 4 l silk: 32:20 - 3 . 4,-setcggesfii Q,,Q,lNa. r..an- me The Council Ring has a diversity of uses. 90 vs 'gQ'4ffQETa- Marylin Severs, Council Ring Editondiligently createsastory. Rid! Caddy, IOUFY1-3.55171 Ph0I0Bf3Ph9ff CIOWFIS in lhe dill- f00m. Marsha Eastridge finds that il is hard work to put out a newspaper. 9l 54, Q dh 1- ,gil-. .141 .Q x. A, I . 4 1 S-I :S I an ll! X .Arpt Q 5 v L2 i Q -ff X 'wt yf xl 3 'D -wg 4 ' , ' I 5 sh 1 .. . N x -.: --if .,,. ..-- V., 4.,1'sl7 un .. .44 . - F . . Q, ,QQWQ f . , s '4 'ww 1 4., Sports , , ,S 1- I J ' A 1, ' . . 4 , - H 1 up 1 M ' ' ' Th ' '. R X 'AQ 3415 2, .:lx:33.,1:,zg4.3 ,gl 13 . 'ffij ,.ggg,,,g,:5 J -' Varsity Cheerleaders, ROW ONEQ Debbie Lanius, Melvadean Mclntoshg ROW TWOg Donna Range, Carla Emrich, Charlotte Burris, Diane Korbar. Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Gymnastic ability was evident in the 69-70 Cahokia Cheerleading squads. All Three Squads, Freshman, junior Varsity, and Varsity worked extensively to obtain these goals. For further proficiency, the Varsity squad attended summer camp out ot state tor the tnrst tlmep the ICF Cheerleading Camp in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The Cahokia Cheerleaders demonstrated their skills at all sporting events, both in their ath- letic ability and their school spirit and friendli- ness toward guest cheerleaders from other schools. Varsity cheerleaders have their off mo- ments too, as indicated by the picture at right. Come down! Sophomore Cheerleaders, left to rightp Debbie jones, Kathy Mc- Shane, Dixie Mclntosh, Debbie Burris, Sharon Perschbacher. Freshman Cheerleaders, left lo right: Helen McMillan, Marie Chaisson, Barbara Gross, Ava Brooks, Vicki Henneberry, Gina Rosa. 95 Gridders Post 4-5 Record ln spite of a tough schedule the Cahokia Co- manches managed to post a surprising 4-5 record. Although the Comanches were unsuc- cessful in a bid for a winning season, they were successful in the record books, Arnold Cozart broke the record forty yards gained in a single game with 265. Bruce Hunter tied the record for tackles in a single game with 25. Dale Kess- ler tied the record for the most pass intercep- tions with 5. At the annual Cahokia Quarter- back Club banquet lohn Shotwell and Arnold Cozart were honored as best lineman and best back, respectively. Under a new head coach, Walter Westbrook, Cahokia displayed a hard- worked and well-displined team. Cahokia gridders boot opening kickoff against Collins ville in which the Comanches reigned victorious by 18-6 score. Varsity team members, ROW 1: Managers l. Butler and K Plate, ROW 2: R. Meyer, T. Walker, D. Kessler, G. Barbeau D. Feazil, D. Rowland, P. lones, B. Hunter, R. Czapla, F Morgan, ROW 3: A. Cozart, D. Peters, M. Kammer, G Christikos, R. Clarkson, S. Sutton, K. Luster, D. Powell, T. f Range, R. Taylor, ROW 4: D. Hill, M. Wills, D. Hart, S. Scott, G, Buatle, H. Nunley, l. Shotwell, S. Brown, D. Lock, Coach L. Taylor: ROW 5: Coach P. Truran, J, Dalton, M. Fo- land, B. lackson, G. Llyod, C. Taylor, K. Pickering, 1. Ander- son, R. Emrick, Coach Westbrook. Cahokia gridders boot opening kick-off against Collinsville in which the Comanches reigned victorious by a 18-6 score. Cahokia's defense rises to the occasion by thumping Althofl ball car- HEI. r s N .W M fir Sophomore Football, ROW 1: Mike Scou, Chuck Marley, Dan Phinney, Ken Kollack, Frank Weber, Tim Batson, lim Hart, Chris Kemch, Wayne Poston, Bill Mclnlyre, Dave johnson, Ira Gentry, ROW 2: Eddie Wiley, manager, lohn Robinson, manager, Pa! Leonard, Don Underhill, Wesley Bell, Dave Rowland, Rick Hutson, Larry Robertson, Russ Brighrwell, Carlos Beck, Gerald Sumner, Primus jones, Kevin Prince, Coach Neversrich, and Coach Bexzp ROW 3: Steve Demetrulias, Dave Dealy, Don Darnell, Mike May- ville, Kevin Cohman, Ron DeSuza, Fred Borgard, Neal Carl- son, Earl Nicholson, Leonard leflrey, Curl Liddell, Iohn Anderson Gary Barbeau Steve Brown Gary Buaue Arnold Cgzafl Rick Czapla Varsity Dave Feazel Mike Foland Bruce Hunter Bruce jackson Mike Kammer Dale Kessler Harold Nunley Steve Scott john Shotwell Steve Sutton Rgben Taylor Cahokia's two leading rushers, Arnold Cozart and Gary Barbeau display running ability against Belleville West. 99 Underclass Grldder Gam Need Experience X an - t.t'n'3f'-. fa , , .-ectexf? 2 1 rwfotsiw 5' lx .. .,.,?r:'0i W -L-.mn fb 1-YQUQQ... . ..o,f:. 1,2 ::'r1W-::!::f., W 5.-:Ml-Y:'i.,, ., ' 2, r -,,-zesinlh'-f . Q I., , t ., . 4 W ... MM. ,,l, .gomg,,, Freshmen Football 1st ROW-K. Hellon, M, Young, C Chapman, D. Osia, R. Doolittle, R, Roeper, D. Fulic, R Brown, 1. Mitchell, E. White, E. Mitchell, M. Mosley, R Towne Znd ROW-M. Haywood, M, Enders, C. McQuade B. Dealy, 1. Lanius, G. Kharibian, R. Buck, B. Berning, Tl Powerful Cahokla defense once more shows ability in stopping Maroon's Quar- terback. Coaches Westbrook and Truran look on with great an- ticipation of victory. Powerful wing-T offense provided effective offehse for Cahokia Gridders lor ' The Cahokia Harriers ran up a moderate 5-4-'l record this season. George Demotri- alias led the Comanches as top scorer. Also, adding points to the team cause were Willie Chambers and Dave Mulherin. Cahokia has won the Triad Invitational for the last two years. Even though they finished 8th out of 25 schools in that same meet this year, they improved to finish 5th in the district. With a young squad of underclassmen Ca- hokia possesses a powerful potential for the future. Cahokia's leading Harriers: BOTTOM Mr. Lee: ROW 1-Willie Chambers, Dave Mulherin, Leon Chambers: ROW 2-Tony Mallory, Rick Foster: TOP ROW-George Demetrulius. 'ln V? With race well on the way Cahokia runner's it Harriers Win with 5- -1 Record step out to lead pack. q u 1st ROW-lim Hammond, Dave Mulherin, Charles Hamm, Spencer Stout, Willie Chambers, George Demetrulius, Rick Foster, Prentice Webster, Leon Chambers. 2nd ROW -Colitah Chambers, Tim McGinnis, Dennis Pennock, Tony Mallory, Arthur Campbell, Alan Lottina, Gary Mack, Terry Staebel, Mike Garrett, Lesly Weathlord. 3rd ROW- Coach Earl Lee, Danny Lipe, Ken Noldan, jerry Mack, Mike Edwards, lack Latchem, Mike Miller, Dave Malaschak, Ronald Taft. 1 t i' V f'lf,C bl f ls f f xxf 'lil , sw A-1.15-1g,A,.w0,,,AA'gl'S iq Mntqver L,,, George Demetrultus and Dave Mulhcrtn along with fellow runners prepare lor start of District in which Cahokta place 5th F' 2. . , , ' , if U . ,V AN' 1 Q Q f . s, V , , 1 , ,, T '-' if 1 -f .,, . J? X fi . I ,J 3 r MJTP' - 2 P f is Q Ti - 2' X 'R 'V f 2' . - - - . . , A I 1. V I ,,1'iy'4,!-A' Q lui' 4 'I . l-'. r 1 Q 51 i - r l . In :fi .9 ,Q 31,44 Q A .. L 1Yrffff::'Q2 Q F e m? .3 1 7 21+ 5 F-h3,t::.', , , :-.C.1,,Atf.s.a,,.t,r...Q l03 Cross Country Score Box CHS OPPONENT 31 Belleville East 2B Sparta 21 Edwardsville 28 East Saint Louis TRIAD INVITATIONAL-B out of 25 30 Collinsville 41 Granite City 25 East Saint Louis ST. CLAIR COUNTY MEET-4th out of 9 18 Lincoln 40 Belleville East 22 Mascoutah DISTRICT MEET-5th SCORE 28 28 39 38 27 20 31 41 23 35 The Cahokia Grapplers began their season on a shaky note, but, finished in a respect- able style, leading scorers in a fine team effort were john Dalton, Dave Sitzes, George Demotrulias, and Eugene Connor, while sporting a 5-7--3 record, the Comanches contended with some of the finest squads in the Metro-East Area. In the Illinois High School Association's Dis- trict Wrestling Tournament, lohn Dalton, Eugene Connor, Dave Sitzes, and Mike Snyder all took places. john Dalton, the only representative to the Granite City Regional, was defeated in the first round by lerry West of jacksonville. Cahokia placed 2nd in the Mascoutah Tour- nament with 52 points. The Comanches scored 4th in the St. Clair County Tourney and 4th in the District with 47 points. john Dalton tries to develt Bruce lackson awaits referee's signals for start of second period against Lincoln op- ponent. 104 nm championship match of Mascoutah Tourney. 1st ROW-Ken Bequette, George Demotrulias, Dave Sitzes, Mike Synder, Dan Powell, Robert Coonrod. 2nd ROW-john Dalton, Dave Amos, Ron Doolittle, Charles Taylor, Primus jones. 3rd ROW-Coach Kuhn, Gary De- Rousse, Tony Mallery, Arthur Campbell, Gotthe Cham- bers, lim Underhill, Coach Taylor. 4th ROW-Franklin jackson, Danny Amos, Mike Meehan, Ifa Gentry, Mike Sharp, Kevin Bergman. Sth ROW-lim Corbin, Keith Mathison, Tom Beu. Guard Dan Hill evades two opponents while preparing to go up for lay up. Cagers Post '14-70 Record 1st ROW-james Butler, Dan Hill, Louis Powell, Terry Cat- Robert Mobley, Arnold Cozart, joe Richardson, Mike lin, Dave Mulherin, Don Darnell, Dave Rowland, Kerry Dreyer,Tom Howard, Melvin Wills,CoachTruran. Luster, Ken Plake, manager, Znd ROW-Bruce Hunter, 106 Melvin Wills and Mike Dryer tie above Madison's opponent which was to enable Cahokia's first victory of the season. l07 Ns :C . s, Vi 0 '14, Ye M 1 7 . ,, 5. 1, . , ,LJ f , gf - O vi . x, 3? M 'B ,, , 'Kg li 5 Guard Dan Hill maneuvers around opponent in order to get a shot off. Arnold Cozarr charges down court against a determined Dupo Tiger in a game piayed on the home court. Dave Mulherin is double teamed as he goes up for a shot against Sparta. Sophomore Basketball Team ROW ONE-Wesley Bell, Dave Dealy, Leonard leflery, Don Crymes, Mike Mayville, Mike Edwards, ROW TWO-Coach Moss, Steve Demotru- . 1 , I Iias, Steve Starr, Alan Lattina, lack Larchem, lohn Natoli, Steve Lintz, john Robertson, Harry Buck, manager. 42 Freshman Basketball Team-ROW ONE: Dennis Pennock, Floyd Cruz, Brian Billups, Mike Haywood, Ralph Buck, Charles Chapman, Ronald Towne, joe Lanius, Eddie Wiley, Kenny Wynn, Coach McBride, ROW TWO: Paul Myer, E Kevin Dunigarl, managers: Curl McQuade, Doug Ruffin, Matthew Mosley, Norman Stuckey, Brian Dealy, Matory Bailey, Charles Catchings, Mike Young, and Gary Kharibean. Bob Mobley succeeds in making 2 points against Altoff opponents battles with teammate Arnold Cozart for ,gf A ,uw2..m-51.42.1112 Tom Howard leads attack against Roxana. Varsity Wins District KNEELING: Clark Miller, Steve Sutton, Steve Scott, Fred ville, John O'Connor, lohn Straughn, Gary Barbeau, Dale Morgan, Bill Fortner, Dennis Petters, Rick Meyer. TOP Kessler,Glen Lowe, Coach Walterweslbrook. ROW: Terry Geist, lack Cauley, Mike Kelley, Mike May- -Q l -fs i H2 Gary Barbeau lack Caulley Clark Miller Dale Kessler Iohn O'Connor Steve Scott john Straughn Steve Sutton Steve Sutton rounds third base as Coach Westbrook enthusiastically sends him on home. Sophomore Team, BOTTOM ROW: I. xo r. R. Snow, K. Phinney, D. Harper, R. DeSuza, M. Mayville, S. Lenxz, D. Kollack, R. Robinson, B. Mclntyer, P. jones, M. Scott, W. Rowland, P. Leonard, R. Cu!relI,and Coach Bill Brown. Poslon, J. Bell, TOP ROW: D. Whllford Imanagerl, D. Freshman Team, KNEELING: I. to r. 1. Lanius, R. Towne, NI. M. Soeder, T. Mayville. 3rd ROW: G. Thomas, C. Chap- Haywood, P. Epps, M. Gosseu, D. Lipe. 2nd ROW: Mr. man, D. Ruffin, A. McQuade, M. Bailey, G. Kahrlbian, M Reuss, I. Constantine, K. Hellon, I. Stanford, M. Underhill, Truran,and S. Roper. II4 Individual Stickers Lead Team Westbrook, head baseball coach, ponders straregy before game. Leading Slugger Dale Kessler, ex- hibits concentration and form while waiting for oncoming pitch, The Cahokia Cindermen sported a potentially good team with a 2-3 record. Highlighting this season was Willie Chamber's record shat- tering two mile run and lohn ShotweIl's rec- ord smashing shot put heave. At the second Cahokia Invitational the Co- manches managed a moderate seventh. Im- proving the cindermen traveled to the Cen- tralia Relays, where they planted a fifth out of ten schools. The West Frankfort Relays was the biggest success meet of the season, as Ca- hokia placed a third out of fifteen schools. With Coach Betz at the helm and such vet- eran cindermen as Gary Barbeau, Willie Chambers, Chuck Hinson, Dave Feazel, and lohn Shotwell Cahokia ran with pride and cohesion. Trackers Post 2 3 Record FRONT ROW: G. Demotrulias, D. Wesson, D. Darnell, R. Foster TOP ROW Mr Betz B jackson D Feazel L Chambers P Webster, C, Hamm, Mr. McBride. Track CHS OPPONENT SCORE DualMeets 68 Edwardsville 59 87 Collinsville 40 27 BellevilleWest 99 45 Mascoutah 80 54 Bellevilleliast 73 Invitationals Mineral Area-10th West Frankfort-3rd Centralia-Sth Cahokia-7th Track stars john Shotwell lleftl and Chuck Hinson lrightl exhibit winning forms. E I l 5' I Underclassmen Looked Promising BACK ROW: Coach Marley, D. Underhill, M. Miller, B. Moris, FRONT ROW: M. Haywood, D. lohnson, R. Towne, Dealy, S. Stout, D. Dealy, L. Robinson, C. McQuade, M. K. South, A,MaIeshak, R.Taft, T.Mallory, P. Meyer Pole vaulter Hart finds spring that enables him to clear bar. Tracksters Dowell and Hamm execute handoff for varsity 880. Hurdlers Hart and Webster battle for first place in the 120 yard high hurdles. H9 Long jumper Gary Barbeau makes three point land- mg. I VK.. 'x 'n 3 1 O , k U f Eu? Ag-4 I l Personalities The Seniors began their last year at C.H.S., by organizing the first Annual Powder Puff Football Game. Homecoming proved fruitful in that the queen was a Senior and our float won second place in the float contest. The long awaited Senior Tea arrived with the ordering of caps, gowns, an- nouncements, and pizza eating as the main activi- ties. Girls were allowed to wear slacks during cold weather and the boys wore longer hair. Senior- Faculty Games proved to be a victory for Senior girls in volleyball and a loss for Senior boys in basketball. A highly successful junior-Senior Prom was the last school sponsored social gathering for the graduating Seniors. Seniors stood as a united group for the last time at commencement exercises on May 29,1970. The Seniors of 1970 followed the brilliant leadership of Pres. Steve Scott, Vice-Pres. Curt Caddy, Treas, Tom Pow- ell, and Sec. Mebby Mclntosh. As Seniors, We Look Back on Phillip Abrams Kathy Allen l22 David Amos Gary Anderson john Anderson Kathy Anefeld Paul Armstrong Rick Armstrong janet Atxeberry Donntill Autry Dennis Bacon Andrew Bailey Monica Baker Gary Barbeau Steve Barnes Gail Barnett Debby Barren Bonnie Bass Cindy Batson Patricia Baur Debbie Beard Margie Bednarkewicz Marcia Beeman Richard Bell Our First Freshman Glimpses Linda Belt Donna Berube Bill Bexhea lean Biniord I24 Carolyn Birchell Phyllis Black lim Blissenback Theresa Bohannon Connie Boren Ron Boswell Janice Bradley Charlie Brand ofa School that Looked Big, 3 a Sharon Brees janet Breidegam Denise Brennecke Debbie Brightwell l25 leanette Brooks Russell Brooks Beth Brown Elizabeth Brown Steve Brown Ricky Bryan! Gary Buatte Frank Burch Sue Burgess Laura Burnley Donna Butler Mary Byrd VW' Pat Callahan Rosemary Campbell Levvorgia Caradine Sandy Carlson Deborah Carr David Carrerra Terry Carrico Charles Carter .5 9 Y' Of Even Bigger Upperclassmen, I Brenda Catchings lackid Cauley Leon Chambers Willie Chambers IQ7 Elizabeth Champion lanna Chewning Michael Chiasson Kenneth Chipman And Classes that Were Puzzling. Karen Chism Marvin Clay Gloria Clark Steve Clark Billy Clatterbuck Sherry Clifton Mike Clymer Catherine Coulter l28 Barry Coleman Mary Coleman Becky Collins Robert Conner Denise Constable Deanna Cook Virginia Cook l0y Cornelius Upperclassman Events Were Fun, Freda Cowen Kevin Coyne Arnold Cozart Chris Craig l29 Mary Crain Ricky Crandall Cindy Crews Patricia Croix Sandy Currens Deborah Curris Rick Czapla George Dailey and Homecoming Spirit Arose john Dalton Carolyn Darossett NBUCY Davis Phil Davis l30 Danny Dawson Gregory Demetrulius lo Carol Dennison Carolyn Derton jimmie Dickerson Charles Dickey Rhonda Dillon Cynthia Dismukes Mike Dixon Claudette Donaldson Tommie Doolin Daniel Dowel! Donald Douglas Bruce Doyle lanlce Dudley Betty Io Duesing Entering Our Sophomore Year Diane Dunn Pal Dunning Marsha Easlridge Gwendora Eatherlon Sandia Edwards Robert Emling Bonnie Faries Michele Faulkner 132 Dave Feazel Kathy Fletcher Gloria Fluker lohn Fobar Mike Foland joseph Foran Galen Ford Glendal Forgy We Gained Much-needed Confidence Nf l Duane Forrest Brenda Foster Sylvia Fon lanet Foutch l33 Denise Fowler Diane Fox Ioyce Franklin Leota Freeman Linda Frein Pam Frierdich Mike F rommel Curtis Caddy Bonnie Gailius Nathan Gardels Carol Garrett Marcel Gavens Tom George Carla Gepparl Kathy Geringer Kathleen Giles Carolyn Girth Don Girth loann Gischer Ronnie Givens We Found Ourselves Anticipating Mike Gleich Robert Goetz Sally Gordon Brenda Goss 135 Rita Gray Shelia Gray Nancy Greer Tim Green An Evening in the Family Car Tom Green Robert Greer Michael Gross Wanda GYOVES Marian Hahn Becky Haley Sam Hall Rick Hamm 136 Vickie Hampton loe Hardin Mel Harmon Sandra Harmon if X 1 and the Privilege to Drive to Iohn Harnon Evelyn Harris Gary Harris ' Craig Harshfield Dianne Hawkins Linda Headtkemp David Heine Beverly Helm 137 Helen Helm Kathy Hennessey lames Henry George Hessling Elizaberh Hezzel Pam Higgins Carol Hill Charles Hinson and from Various Sports Events. twig., Brenda Hodges ludy Holt Mary Hopkins Mike Howard I3G Liz Hunt Bruce Hunter Mike Hunter Sandy Hussey Bruce jackson Darlene jackson Steve jackson Bessie James Peggy jenkins Lois lobe Dosha lohnson Emma lohnson Shirley johnson Danny jones David jones jane! jones Ourjunior Year Gave Us the Leslie jones Mary jones Theresa jones Mike Krammer Nancy Kennel james Kenney Anita Kerperien Gary Kerperien HO v Dale Kessler Walter Koehler john Kohl Ruth Kgllmeyer Parricia Kolwyrk Sue Krekel Ed Kuykendall Linda Labem Added Responsibility of Making Betty LaCroix Pam LaForge Linda Lands Lloyd Lane l4l Joseph Lauderdale Pele Lauman Cynthia Lawrence Sue Ledbeller joe Livigni Richard Lock Stanley Lock William Lott Money for the Long-awaited Greg Lurker Bill Lun-ell Marcia Lynch Michael Malaschak l42 Karin Malmberg Fred Manning Carolyn Manrlng Darlene Mamz Janet Marfio Tom Marks Dinah Marshall Karen Martin and Highly-successful Prom Mike Martin Diane Massey Randall Massey Carolyn Matlock 143 Kenneth Mayberry Cheryl Mayberry Ferdinand McBride Mollie McClain Pat McClusky Vicky McDonnell Steve McGrew Barbara McGuire Melvadean Mclnlosh Curtis McKinney Dorothy McShane Patricia Mealer 4- wa. limmy Meler lim Meppiel Connie Mercer jim Mercer Lynn Merrs Pat Merryman lim Meyer Nick Meyer We Waited Anxiously for Our Ronnie Meyer Debra Mirguay Mike Mitchell Terry Mitchell U5 Clark Miller Diane Miller Marty Milsler Irene Mokriakow Blue and Gold Class Rings. Carl Monroe Joe Moravec Theresa Morris Deann Mosley Linda Moss Paula Moyer Diane Mudd Dave Mulherin I46 lane! Murphy Neii Meyer Ernest Myers Greg Narez Ginny Neel Dennis Nelson Mike Nenninger Gloria Newsome With the Rings Came the Full Lenora Newsome Mary Norman Harold Nunley 0'Brien Donna H7 john 0'Connor Mitchell 0'DeIl Sharon Ogden Laura Ogilvie x Privileges of Upperclassmeng Lorena Ogletree Donna Overton Charalene Paschke Barbara Pen nock Kathy Penrod Ken Perko Gary Pererson Pani Pererson l48 Gary Phillips lane Phillips Kathy Phillips lohn Lee Phillips Peggy Phillips Susan Philpot Debra Pierce David Pima Charles Pleimling lim Plummer Rebecca Poole Pam Ponell Rhonda Powell Tom Powell Mike Presson Charles Pregton and the Knowledge that Our v lanese Prince Karen Probert lames Prosise Lorraine Pruitt Tom Purcell Sherry Rachell Byron Raines Sue Ramsey 150 Donna Range Lloyd Ratliffe Deborah Ratterrnan Chris Raynes Mark Redden Sandra Reed Pamela Reich Wally Reich Carefree High School Days Ierry Reinhardt Mike Reis Katie Reisinge William Reith l5l Patricia Relford lane Restoff Walter Rich joe Richardson Ioe Riley Sandy Robert Sharon Roberts Susan Robinson lim Roedl Alma Rogers Charles Rogers Iimmie Rogers loyce Roger Lois Rogers John Rosenkranz Tom Rosselot Vicki Ryan Mike Ru bottom Pamela Rybacki Terrel Sampson Were Fast Coming to an End Darlene Sanerwhixe Linda Schapperkener Diane 5chmidg Karen schneidewind X53 Debra Schwepker Steve Scott Harry Scroggins Pamela Scrunce The Senior Tea Was a Sign Gloria Seal Marilyn Severs Gary Shackelford Betty Shane lohn Shmwell Ken Shreve Laurie Shuck Steve Siadek l54 Rick Siemes Ken Simeral William Simiiey Dilvid 5illES Mike Skipper john Schneeberger Bruce Smith Carol Smith of the Quick Passing of Time Debbie Smith Gary Smith Karen Smith Mike Smith ISS Robert Smith Sharon Smoot Steve Snow Milton Springfield Linda Stefanski Dale Steinmetz Pamela Stengel Randy Stephens and Nearness of Final Exams. Douglas Stevens Michele Stevens Linda Stewart lohn Straghn 156 Brenda Strobel Clifford Stuckey Claudia Sullo Steve Sutton Janice Sumner Peggy Tauchert Debbie Taylor Mary Taylor Robert Taylor Bill Terry Yvelta Thomas Carol Thrasher Diane Tilley Elizabeth Tolliver Gary Tompkins Ron Touchelte .x W. Our Last Prom and Graduation 4-4 lim Townsend Steven Trost Martha Twigg Belly Underwood 1 l 1'P 6 a Bev Tuggle Phillip Turner Pam Upchurch janet Ulley Y: IIA 'Z Geraldine VanDever Brenda Vaughn Danny Vaughn Dorothy Venable Kathy Verbeke David Vernon Sharon Wainwright Terry Walker Brought School Days to an End Mary Ann Wallingford Pamela Waln Ricky Wann Terry ward 159 Johnny Watkins Larry Wayland Christine Weber Prentiss Webster Sheila Weimer Curt Wegrzyn Don Wesson Dorothy Weston Eugene Whaley Darlene White Mike White Susan White Roger Wiley Shirley Wiley lerry Wilhelm Mary Ann Williams Needon Williams Robert Williams Roger Wilson Terri Winn Tempting New Horizons Lay Ahead Debbie Winstead loanne Woodrome Sharon Wooley Bifbafi wright l6l Byron Wright Winette Wueling Deborah Wynn loyce Yearian Benie Young Mary Young Carol Younger Barbara Zehnbauer - Where Will Our Paths Lead Us? The lunior Class of 1970 was kept busy this year with various activities. Once again, we were put on shifts. As usual, the main goal for the jun- iors was to earn money for the junior-Senior Prom, given in honor of the graduating seniors. Selling refreshments at sports events provided us with most of the money needed for the prom, The first annual Powder Puff football game was held October 1969, in which the junior girls overhauled the senior girls, 14-0. We anxiously awaited the delivery of our class rings in March, which moved us closer to our last few months as Juniors and closer to Seniors of 1971. junior Class Officers, left to right, Georgia Demitrulius, treasurer, Charles Taylor, president: Martha Odom, vice-president: Stephanie Arms, secretaryg stand in anxious suspense of their oncoming senior year. During Our lunior Year. . . Stacy Ables 'A YV I K as . Q .K , r CathyAllen ' SW ,. - 57, -1 'I A r . 5 , ' . V 1 rimftnen N, kg .r ' wr AlfAnderson ,lf 1 4 'iQ,gfV,U gif 1., ig!! 1.1 Y- ' Terry Anderson :. ,.. 1, T3 ',' ..- W R33 . tp I 1 'rf 3' r, Q ' ' Ed An el ' ' .HIP W. , 1 'WK ' by Stephgnie Arms 1 ,. ' ' ' I 'f ' .4 H V. wx Ak N' 1 , .ss.,r,:' if - . ,H a f -,te T t?15' M. .' , ' . y Jeanette Armstrong 2226 'V ' I, N W ' 1 ' ' I Lawrence Arnold I ' J J ,lm lea 2. H ef' u.. 'ff Carol Ashford if yfgy rg sg ejtsg j y Af Robert Ates . V3 ig Q ,Q -P sf ' , 2353 Iudyllugustine A JE ' K 5 '- AQ Marsha Ayres 31 K .32 . , ' vt, - 3. Chris Bacon ' A I ' A gfr ,f:i1g3,! xx Xl x - I64 C - .4 , . -51 r it itiezf B59 f fi , M . N 134 ' W ,fi ---. Q tx . 1.5 - my Q X X , y .ge ' 'tif' , 'B fa Q' 'iw ' ,W X V - , ln t , f . C., W Q X ' i B . ' I t Y to i ir. fG-f fe , N i 1+ 'T f X , F gn - V gt - be . .-, .4 Q I V I H V' V V , t .f .5 a- 'y . H f A ' i 11 .X ,B .erm + 3 ,, for fl- A, aff .f r-ii A- V V, -:fat . ': . I 7 in it ELC - Q. i 1? 5. 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C ' 4 l65 Denotra Bacon Elizabeth Bailey Randall Bandy Mike Banski Cathy Barrett Virginia Bauza Steven Beck Betty Bednarkewicz Dan Bellmon Charles Bequette Rose Bequette Michael Berry Carol Berube Betty Bethea loni Betuski Nicola Bevely Mona Bickl Kathy Birdno Cheryl Blrlew Darell Bishing Phillip Black Dave Bohn Tony Bohn Debbie Boren Zachary Bovinette David Boyer Denise Bradley Paula Brand Lawrence Brand Dave Breidegam Carl Brewer Connie Brewer Sandra Brewer Marlene Brogan lohnny Bryant Mary Buckley Charlotte Burris Kenny Burke Don Busby Patricia Butler loy Buttig Damon Byrd Robert Byrum Nancy Calhoun Debbie Campbell Sharon Campbell Penny Capehart Dave Carpenter lohn Carr Pat Carrigan Violet Carrigan Bob Carter Linda Cason David Chadduck Mona Chambers Bruce Chandler Beverly Chapman Rosie Chapman Basil Chiasson Greg Christakos Rick Clarkson Renee Clay lanet Chiarelli Gwen Clines Kevin Cobb Victor Cabillas Norvell Coney Ray Connelly Robert Connelly Eugene Connor Georgia Cook Karen Cook lames Cooksey Bev Cooley Robert Coonrod Phyllis Corner jim Cottom Becky Counts LaDonna Courtney Cathy Cowsert Linda Craft lohn Crafts William Craig jane Crank Vanda Cravens Carolyn Cruise William Cubano Edward Dalton jeff Dalton Pat Dalton Sarah Damewood We Accepted Senior Status, Our class rings meant new status and new responsibility. I66 Ye m X- , B f , l X' Cb v - N X t 1 5 'Tl A ' fl' gl? 5. ya ai ggi! revs in 'Wd -2 N 'van r XXX' M , '. F' W . ' H' ' g . s ' . X 5 H ' I X 11,1 . r t- ev - I X I, Q lr X E 1 . 43.35 X s A Sa? We We , 'P l N ,S x V. l A Lf W X ttf x ' I .., 3 V , , 1- , it X' 1 TQ-J? X pr' 1. its ' W 1.3 W er: . 2 , Y N X , A 'ffw ' i 44 ' r ' F .V . ' Er Q 167 Gwen Daniel Lorinze Danley Dale Davis lack Davidson lim Dawson lerry Deberry Mike DeFIurin Iris Dell George Demetrulias Georgia Demetrulias Ron Diel Bambi Dilliun Dorothy Diveley Suszana Dixon Louis Dowell Gary Downing Ethal Drake Mike Dreyer lan Eads Peggy Edwards Tom Egbert Mary Elliott Carla Emrich Everett Emrick lim Epps Marsha Erhardt Bertha Evans Kathy Evans Charolotte Fann Sharon Fann james Farmer Carol Farrar Lindell Ferguson Randy Fisher Bill Fletcher Debbie Flinn lames Foley lim Foran Bobby Ford Donald Forgy Bill Fortner Rlcky Foster Brenda Fowler Ray Frame Michael Francis Kathy Franklin Linda Freeman Karen Frierdich Steve Frisch Darnell Fultz Brenda Gamboa Linda Gansert Andy Garner Martha Garret Terry Gatlin Terry Geist Ronald Giles Dorothy Gladney lack Glodich Pam Good Kim Gordon lanice Gourley Steve Gowler Karen Gray Calvin Green Cathy Green lecia Green Margaret Green Donald Greer Larry Griffin Robert Griffin Glenn Grove Kathy Gruenert janet Gulledge Lawrence Harris Lawrence Haggett Robert Haley james Hall Steve Hamilton Ronnie Hamm Mary Hammond Don Hannaford Mike Hardman William Harding Mitchell Harris Terry Harris Donies Hart Steven Hayes Sherman Hawthorne jim Heath Sharon Heine lim Henneberry Phillip Henry Danny Hill Steve Hillyard Brenda Hinshaw Ken Hirth Jim Hodge Barry Hoffman Chuck Hollyfield Dennis Holmes Carla Holt Steve Hulzhauer Dianna Hopmann Joanne Hosna Amonnia Howard Tom Howard Arzetta Hults Cathy Hunt Iohn Hunt Gail Hunter Laura Hunter Thomas Hutter Larry Hutton Terry Hutton Florence Ice Lucius Ingram Alan Irby Hattie lvy Dixie lackson Patricia Jackson Delores Iames Sherran leffery ludy lerome Gloria lestus Donald lohns . -nu u -A A1312 ' ,. 4 W ' i H 545- r Hz, 9.12 . 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N :rp I W X jx ' 'ri' I 'x 9 fl if 5 N - Y r il ,A Y Q D 'L ' ., ,,1-me SU V 1-, 1 . , 4 f :l g ff 41' ev - fag 1 J ' 5 1 TL- 0' , Q, 35. ' 1 ' 7 .' ftfsr 'l lf' 1 X'-, wif ' Ruff ffl: 4 ' ,M ix 1, v .LX 2 Q ,R W S ' 'A 'L refs 1 ff? 51-, iff ij 1, ' ir x , r. '. .V r 3 , V r, -, t Q ' re' ' 1 ? r f ' , - -3 .1 Xa r QX ,. X 168 , x rf., The junior float placed a low ihird, but everyone agreed it was still an exceptionally good job. Had Minor Moments of Defeat . . . fr fl . L, ' W Vx , -4 - eff- ' 6 1 iii? ff 'ei ,fr -Q ' 'ff , . gg 'D ' 'P 1 M X ,Q 1:6 fy ealxifffx-,i3w',,ff12r l . . . 1 -. gt N Q in F agua-v MMF lk .X 833- YQ, Us Trai ' f' - 1 ' . 'ilslfi wi ' fl if. 1, A Li ' x 'ar T Wo w. , . ,fn AA, 4 Q. '. ,Wx T' 0 5 fl 3,3 2. At ?1f !,i, , fig 4, iy wyuf ,Q ig Q 'ln 1-Q :lid 'S' 'H 'f 'T f. 'f V Ae HE? :T P' 1. sg, . 'X ,. L ,gfff , is - w N -l'ifQ4.f'e5l, 'Xl ' 'A ' i Qin xv 4' xgjllfgqf V 2 1 is f Ava: ,,., f A fl, X 5 X -Q - is '- 'cfs ,I Q is -M T ii- T e H wi- e ..2 - 05' . 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'Q:'I:1' K T, . i n X rxy pfe in :Er l69 Becky loh nson Charles lohnson lean lohnson Lenroy lohnson Roger Johnston Shirley jolly Debra jones Don Jones Pat Iones Ianice loslin Terry Kalhorn Terry Kalinowski Mike Kaltenbach Kenneth Kelley Mike Kelly Billy Kennedy Terry Kinder Mary King Barbara Kinney Edward Kinslow jim Kinzy Diane Klein Tiffney Knowlton john Koebbe Diane Korbar Mark Kramer Willie Kyles Nancy I.aBerta Debbie Lanius Pat Larkin lune Lauer Laura Lauer Douglas Lawrence Donna Lawson Ruth Leach Geraldine Lepper Debra Lingle lames Lipper: George Lloyd Dennis Lock Hill Locke Monquncie Lockett Dorsey Lovett Glen Lowe ludith Loyd Sandy Loyd Eugene Luster Kerry Luster Sandra Luster Debbie Lybarger Linda Lynch Tim Lynch Calvin Macon Terry Magg Bill Mallery Sandra Mantz Dennis Mardirosian Susan Marfio Iohnnie Marlow Harold Marlow Vickie Martin David Marty lacqueline Matt Linda Maue David Mayo Mildred McClain Kelly McClenahhn Theresa McCloud Terry McCreary Ricky McDonnell Robert Mclntyre lill McMurry Marilyn Meinders Betsy Metcalfe lon Meyer Ronald Meyer Sheila Miller Bernard Mitchell Robert Mobley Frank Moravec Freddie Morgan Dave Morr Betty Morris Debra Morris Pam Morris Paul Mosblech Carolyn Mosely Gary Mudd Michael Murphy Donna Murray Ricky Myer WL L -I ., ,s.- , - ,L - Q. gi . . 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C W Sifzf l' s X 41 , ijvgAfQ i il ' v , , i-'Ka' Q x y- ll ' . 4 2 john Newell lerry Nichols Ioyce Nichols Karen Nolden Iesse Norman loe Norris Vickie Nuckles Charles Nugent Bertha Nunley Eddie O'8annon Donna Obermark Richard O'Brien Martha Odom Steve O'Guinn lan Orzeck Mike Parker Terry Parker leannie Parsons Tim Paschke Bill Pashia Carmen Perkins Bill Perkey David Perry Carolyn Peters Dennis Peters Bill Peterson Mary Peterson Eddie Phelps Examined the Biological World. . . juniors, Russ Walts, ludy Augustine, and Dorothy Woody perform a successful disection in I Biology. l7l uv lunior Debbie Sivley is apparently intent on taking an exam in the Chemistry lab Will she make it? Worked Hard for Our Grades loseph Phoenix Ed Phillips Linda Piazza Mike Pickett Ken Pickering Fred Pierce Diane Pinsker Sallie Poirot lanet Poole Danny Powell Sandy Powell Clifford Pratt lonathan Prescott Sue Pribble William Pruitt Blanche Quain Orville Ramsey Tom Range Lanny Reed Donna Ridgeway Rodney Rich Linda Rivet Williams Roberds Saundra Robert Kathy Roberts Bonds Robinson Charles Robinson Ken ny Robinson rf- E W V. ' E 6 ' gig M N- J Q, W, Wo- W x K -ii' ' D I P ri' , g 2 rf' P J 3 1- V ,mp .- . ., W3 55 H f' : W ,S 'Q 54 l 4 H'-v' .lil E 4. Xa, t - N 1 y X ln M , , N ll t ix 3 i i X rf, lg, sg , ,X 1? - I HN X Nr: C f ut- sm l72 fp- vim yo- .Q 4 . ,V ggggrmgqqislzztt v if f fm, ta, 4 .fe S a 4, 9 gt t 2 '5...., 1, , ' 1:1 A 3 at 5 514 .-' ui vt Q fi - e, Yea., as -4533 -ts' it 4 , '- 5.1 - at J -- .W . :' Qi? 'Q S t T '-f B' f it we is I -K I wiQvl:.j gs xt ' ' l n ' r . 1292.21 S J' . 1 fl' ' Qi ii- . ' 1' ' V3.1 iz? zz., at .. ,A . 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'v , eh it ' Qi ' N ' . il? -1 ,Q My , ,-W . ilfk f . , VN . te- ii 'R t N22 V T' K ' gffitvi A t A Q52 .,. ,L S ,,. yeh.. , ,- 5 E 1 Z! .3-Et fi f '- 'T' : 'Pg -its 'if j .AAT we T' 'Z 5 , - L 'wt 1' fi Siu' v , . 19 ' , 2 . .4 ,, T lv? 2 M 1. l at' ,Q ' Q t fa a s xt '- i , V I' 1 f K' .f g .. gl, -fill I . .,. . S eil, it -2 .19- -A lt-ai. ,- R Y, QA. yi jg-Q 't 1 - EF. S ' , . Q 4 v at 31- . t fa . , ' Q. . 1 X if , my tie- ,est ' 't' 1 . ' V W tif? 1. K JH ? .haf N XX K se I73 Shirley Robinson Richard Robinson Cathy Roedel Steven Roeper Danny Rogers Richard Romero Vickie Rosa jane! Rosen berger Linda Roy lim Rundquist Matilda Runge Ray Rushing Bill Sands Melvin Sanderson LaVerne Saucier Michele Sauget loe Scheibel Priscilla Schmeping Barbara Schneider Vickie Schrieber Alben Schroeder Dave Schroeder Bill Schrum Pat Schuck lanet Scott loan Seawright lim Sherman Debbie Shinn Danny Shipp Christine Siadek Bill Sills Rich Simms Debbie Siveley Terry Sloss lanice Smart Dan Smith Debbie Smith Dennis Smith Donna Smothers Mike Snyder Janice Spangenberg Roberta Sparks Arthur Sparn Ken Spisak Debbie Sronce Laurie Staten Robert Steinhart Beverly Stephens Diana Stevenson Michelle Stewart Ted Stokes Terri Stone Darryl Stratman Linda Stripe Kathy Stueber Danny Sumoski Larry Switzer Paul Sydow Dennis Tarrant Charles Taylor Pat Taylor lenness Tayon Cathy Teason Beverly Thomas Ron Thomas Cindy Thompson Rodney Thornton Stephen Tiepelman Doug Tolbird Sandra Tomlinson Liz Touchette Jeanette Trader Kevin Trepka Susan Turner Theresa Twigg Ralph Underwood lerry Utley Doug VanDamme Ross Vandever loe Vahey Gail Varner Linda Voughn Terry Vernon Betty Wade Kenny Wagner Susan Wagner Vikki Wagner Tom Walker Donna Walls Mary Walls Debbie Walters Russell Walts Linda ward Dona Watterson Laurie Weitzel DeWayne Wellman Tom Werner ludy Weston Carolyn Wheeler lanet Whitaker Tom whine George Whiting lerry Whittaker Eric Wigger Maxine Wiggins Wilma Wiggins Melvin Wills Clara Williams Larry Williams Pamela Williams Wayne Williams lohn Wilkinson Connie Wilson Delores Wilson Ron Wnuk Ron Wolf Dorothy Woody Gil Woodrome Betty Woodside lohn Woodside Sandra Wooley Melvin Wren Don Wright Elyce Wright Ricky Wright Dan Younger 1 Y' rn .. . K . .i V' t N A V4 , 1 - it . I . ,, . r l ' ' h 5' 'a 1 tl 8 15' ft .. 'Q 59 , . , 5 ,Q W 1 -12- l in 2? F 1 f if' ' I , , 0 .X J in X '- V ' f - ' VX? , u .,, ll H . ' ii . Q' 4. ' ti- . psf H in T b 'T 'Q wt A i 5. Q1-lu Y l xx L Xa gl' W in in i liars T rw. A I t-ww ii . Y' Hlfzailg s i 'rift no ist N -T - . 1 f - -X4 T225 1 1 i W 'it T . ' . ' QA . A ' if f W Lqgra H' li 1' H 'Ti A W -' 4 .sq x r.-is Y X Tx! , N? V. - ' ,xy E, W ' , . kk Lv. ,' '- ayxrrlu A 3 H r I Y ' A iii.. ,,,, ity li z m t Qggg fax, l , Ag l xx A ff, Y Xxx ' AQ! I74 Worked to Meet Future Expenses The Sophomore Class again found itself in the midst of changes. With ever-increasing enrollment in school, most sophomores had no P.E. ln place of P.E. came the dreaded study hall. The class of '72 again found itself on shifts. This year the shifts were longer and most had a chance to breathe between classes. A full semester of driver education, coupled with consumer and health educa- tion gave the class of '72 a chance to look past individuals and into the world of prod- ucts which they will someday be purchas- ing. The long-awaited junior year came fast, and the Sophomore Class was soon within the status of upperclassmen. 'EXW Exit the Sophomore Class officers, left to right: Ginger Baker, secretary: Donna Small, treasurer: Kit Luna, president, Dave Dealy, vice-president. During Our Sophomore Year. . . Chris Agin Q ' ' 6 My j'g.- 4 ' TQ, Ng r ' 11 Mark Albrecht we ., , , ,K wr 3 -- H ' ' . 2 .530 DannyAllen f Q45 A 7 U 5252, gg-1 3- ' ' ' 2 W 4' X ,616 GeorgeAllen ws-x, ' - 'V - 2' f . , .- i David Array 5 '32 , ' s , , , 'Q Danny Amos A ' ' 4 - H' , ' N . ff 4, 1 , CindyAnders lp 2 ' J XJ XX ' X' 'fi l xd ,L -W-T. We --,- J - , , . ,V 'J' 4 Diane Anders i sae:-Y iff . J? ' ' - ' li Larry Anders 4' w, ff- - ' ti- R ' - Dale Anderson fl A x 4 G4 - J , 'lu ,. ' W .M , Kendall Anderson 4' f,g.? , A' ' .X 'lik ' T Fl 'Q B Marsha Anderson QQ! W ' 6' . M-' ' 4 Mike Anderson '55 X Q 1 -:X -., .g T25 Pam Anderson NK ' Q y X l K IS W ' is r l76 55. ,, A N: l fi' Nr.: 'S 2. if .. ii Q f . w - .7 if 'iETf l .fr .5 I 14 ' fl 5 , ' r Us t Q 5 4 3 -Q 3 1 A. V N . lf . 'Q - 3. is A . . i ' 3 1 V - 7 fie- T 1? - . 5 T sr? f'-'S M'i222e .T N cf, - . Q 'iii wr' '1 ra ' E 1 Q' ,,. 1, 1 . . .. '. all ' .A Q. 1 A 5 S. . V ' X2 .3 it T t X I t Xkj xp fx I l Ly ' 'X ' !, 3 .314 A-ra E . f ,, 'xg ll, xl ' Aga r SN . T. Fefe , ' U ' I E AL rf ' A 5 .V M T Q5 QF lv f A , -! tfgi Q , '. 1 - ' , h e a T I A? ' 1 -,Lx V J, . 4 X - , 'wx 4 we , V, J A S JF' ' - 1 f W '. 3 r . gall ' ., Az. c, .S v 'JJ gh A , W xg ' s A X 6 Q Xl ' W V tx sal M Fglkg , ' Q - D1 , lei -A ' llfl . .X l 'W' . 'll 'ivff .:',:e.i' b qw' if 'f 2 375.5 r ' + - , wr 35' 1 'tm' ,N , , A .K A x, 'X - l L0 - 1 i Y 1 l77 Debbie Anello Curtis Angel Terry Armstrong Curtis Arnold lerry Asher ludy Ates Sandy Atkeinson Deborah Atteberry Richard Augustine loe Bacott Max Bailey Tamara Baird Donna Baker Ginger Baker Mitzi Baker Robert Barbee Theresa Barber lames Bass Tim Batson Pauline Bauza Ray Beard Carlos Beck Karen Beck Sharon Bednarkewicz Sandy Beeler Don Bell jeff Bell Wesley Bell Richard Bellm Phil Benne Billy Bequette Pamela Bequette Tom Beys Mona Binford Debbie Bishop Gary Blair Ted Blakely Luanna Blanks . Denise Blevins Otis Bloodworth Winnie Blykin Pamela Bohannon Fred Borgard Susan Boswell Shirley Bowles Rhonda Bradburn Sharon Bradley james Brashear Daniel Brewer David Brightwell Russell Brightwell Barb Brogan Clyde Brown Danny Brown Delores Brown leff Brown Karen Brown Larry Brown Robert Brown Don Buchanan Harry Buck Virginia Buck Elbert Buckley - Diane Buehler .' W Q. Q6 ,v7 m' ity, i - Gary Buettner 3 My an div L If V H x xii , X g yi. Jain G loel Burgess I : M , 'gg :jim . F, ., ' -at if l yy., ,I 2- .Age l. i LA, Q.. N Q Alla Burnley 'E' V iff? m it il 1 Gia Elf 4' if aiip ' 'Lf' Debbie Burris ' f h y 3.7. 'j y ' f K tg 3.1, kiflfif tyggf Marvin Butler ' v.,,, iff, , l' 1' ,WI-fffi'-fi ,Lf me A fp, l , 1 ' , 1' i K th C bell 'Q' K ' a a ., 'Q'-Yiff , 5' k ' , . 2322: .i 3 y amp ji :lin faynih , A .1 -M Charles Cannon l' ':'rl'W V 'iii ' V Wifi-'r ' Freddie Cannon f F? 133' 'ilk' if f ' ' ' - Fifi' 'fa oafycm 59, x' JE are f.. i r Q' ,ei , 'Q Neal Carlson ' , jr A C, 'JLQ' ka 53:1 gg KayCarmickle I .1 ' ' and 'QR' 152 Denice Carr Q ' V, . ,, 23. Q, T inf Patti Carrera w ' . 'T EQ ll -A 3?rFF5fl 3il'Z? 3ES: ax:-'4 ' - ,: -' wi 4 W ' F K ' 1pg',jif,g:. ala 'i,:iW3'lr , Dave Carrico - , . ' .' L 5' g Wx , ti'5'I 3' 7. 'SW' ' 'FESSQQ Janet Carter 325' 'F f 2 ' 7' . 3 TS fr' ,, ftffl Beata Chamberlain A 3 ,M -if: h ' y- :K -1 Q' .,-5,1 if 1 ,ff Regina Chamberlain A24 11,3 Ffgg ff t 52 ,Q ' . Hazel Chambers ii . ' W ' K . 3 i Q V1 , Donna Chester ,. A K l T rf?-., A xy i . 3 ' AlricChism XM b X -X I if-l 'O ' ' K W 'wfi sz f l Larry Chism ' ' , 52-ii ' ' '- ., is-?1 i h '-'-xg Lynn Christman ' V 0 , .- N j nga? if Randy Clark A ,fax fl' i, T -. 2 H: .Q , 79 vi ggpnggfggmn fy 'frfff g ' A 1 +5 5. a l . i 'et' ' E N ' 'if - -g , . Q f it -3 ' i ' 3 CharlesCobillas iw ,PV 55' X ' ' l A - 'Q 4. , ' . ,A-gf . ' My ' Cha e C ch'a o u r d ia' XL ti B at C . , We Received Driver's Licenses Richard Cogdell Debby Coleman Diana Coleman Nancy Collins Michael Compton Linda Coney Mary Connelly Paula Connrod Allen Cooper Shelba Cooper Vicki Cooper Bob Coplan Vicki Cornwell Cathy Cottom ianetta Cox Robert Craft Ken Crafts Bob Craig Rosanna Cronovich julie Crouch Donald Crymes Stella Cubano Robert Cunningham Randy Cutrell Robert Czapla Betty Dace Mike Dalton Roberta Dalton l7B 1 N-1 , a i' ,4 i . X 1 1 Q iaggi gx M ,rss X X AMPK- Mm ' hi 1 I Y' -xl fiiiifiiih EE K l ' M A, , : , f ' W' . - 151, ' Q li i I . i-is M qc' . ' ' t' ,4 . -4 . N ' .QQ-'f...ais Q 13. Q B 11? l 1 X X is Ali iaiaiiisrazxiiil t s I he Ai mr FH ' , wg mfg: 6 ,5 W. k vs v H . , X '-1 . ' 7, zz , - . fa' 53' fe' A it .Le L U, ay. xy ig X y va L, Q Tr: 71 I X My f ly! .ji hh ' Q 'V . Y fx Q V?- -f E' fi 'sf' sa . E s ' F .AA 1, -va X r-vu . ' . 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Sandy Foster Karen Fowler - Donna Frame Cheryl Francis . ' 4340 V-we . .W A V .3'., , .. . . .-, 0 1' :V v ' 4 5' 'Q' ,. l f- m , -,I f , ' :' f, QS , . Evelyn Francis i ' l V Y X V ,, . , , wif sg: . . '. ? ' ,W , G kwasf , . :ix :Q ye-if Q, 4 t I , ..,,a , ., V 5, , laniceFrankIin ' ' 1 7' 3 ' A ' ffl I ffm in W l I Rachelle Franklin ' Q 1 A6 V- ,,:' .1 ., ' 'Q ' Terry Frierson ,Q 5. - , W ' ' 'Q ' ' . s - ' . Raymond Frye ' 4 f :A :A Jeanette Fuller N S .4 'ze' fi at 1 J Buddy Funken - N vj ' ug A - 3 ' Rick Gaddy I 1 g', 'QNX' - ' lim Gamache Jeanette Gansert Larry Garner I - 'N Sharon Garrett Terry Gebhard Ira Gentry , Ruth George V,,W I Debbie Geringer - ' Carol Gibbs David Gill Richard Gill - . Pat Gillespie Therese Gilmer Ron Gisher -. 41? F' .. - 'g f 7 :di 'lvf 'Pass X ,AED WA? P 'KVM ,S f G Tisb '99 -ng Q . , K .,. 4 M .-:s . , 1 a MQ Fas , ,af , T. 1, V ' l ' fr. - :ei lr- Qxmei N 5 ' ' . ,! A lr ' ffyf ' ' ' xr. ' . f ' ' ' - egg, wage N ,. , 'Q ' rye, 1, AW lx mal 'fiiisef f 3 ss: '35 -A 5- is ,. . f MM-.. - .p l eazfzefsqrn 'gr V A A '3 I , . . TM mf V I 1 2 ,.ff- J ' 1 ,jx f .5 ray? Q - i rin ff J ia.: f' fi r 'ii fri'-a s ai- -R iff ' 'Q' mx '5 'f' 'M Q W3 s fl R -eval lzw - it 51 Mil ?g,.?i.Efil,E , Worked Cheerfully in School Sophomore Rick Davis whistles while he helps to' develop film for CAHOCHRON and COUNCIL RING pictures. l80 , 'i 1 W 1 M Y- eu? .- V ti? :W . 'iff X Y - ask QQ. F N it Nw 5 ,, -tw I Sy ,Q A ,, , W , fl A X' 5 '42 i , , r 1 ' it ,re 4 , . ,, 'ff 'li,'a.i.L'M 'L if is st a t AE i , QQ- J' Q l iN Y 3 4 J t.. 1' yt, 0 Q ' PQ! Um, , ,iii ,fa ,MV 4.1 V 4 yu sa? 53 .. x. N in f w iv R 1 A , 5, I: NA 5 J V 4 s ' 1' Y -- I7 . ' Q QI, ., ' , 'fi 5 T P- . f l - X. I V 1,1 I 1 l. V ' 'RH , ' ,iv ,' H 1 1 :K 'fun Ns K I K 1 'u 7 V ll. sis ' i Q A H - . Q, ii ' in . 9 y w Se r 41-g ,. ' ' A L lf: 1, .' - . , ' F li X x - Y ' X xx xv L Xt - ' A -A . v ff fi G ,, A ll- ,. -1 Q' 'Xu' VX, K ' --- I' l8I Patricia Gleckner Henry Goodwin Iohnny Goodwin Leonard Gordon Donald Goree Debbie Gossett Robert Cottlieb Vanessa Graul Cheryl Graves Rick Gray Rick Greathouse Debbie Green Frank Green Lavander Green William Greene Pat Groll Marcia Gross Don Grosse Bill Grossenheider Nancy Gruenert Melvin Gulley Donna Habermann Debra Hackmann David Hainlide Sandra Halbert Keith Hale Paul Haley Bob Hall Robin Hall Charles Hamm lim Hammond Ronnie Hand Sharon Hankins Linda Hanner David Harper Margaret Harrell Steve Harris Tonya Harris Lee Harshfield Etheria Hart james Hart Peggy Hart Sandy Hart Cindy Hawkins Ricky Hays james Haywood Kathleen Heath Victor Heitman Carol Hervey Beverly Hessling Shirley Hicks Renda Hicks Floyd Hill Gary Hill Frances Hinkle Sue Hirth Larry Hodges Donna Hollingsworth Steve Hoock Charles Hook Susan Hosler Carolyn Hass Mary Houston Gary Howard Carol Hunt Cynthia Hunt jackie Hunt Valerie Husted Loren Hutson Mike Hyatt Nellie Hych Don lmhof Teresa Irvin Charlotte jackson Dave jackson Franklin jackson Patti jackson Ricky jackson Paul jaggers Danny jamerson Tinker jameson Diane jarrett Thomas jeffery Leonard jeffrey Lee jenkins Lou jethro Areatha johnson David johnson Dennis johnson joe johnson Mary johnson Dana jones Debbie jones Deborah jones Dennis jones janet jones jimmy jones jo Ellen jones Michael jones Mike jones Primus jones Robert jordan Sheila jordan Warner jordan Kitty joslin Steve Kammer Rich Kane jeanne Kasal jill Katz Catherine Kearne Patricia Kehr Cathy Keith Cynthia Keith Dennis Kelley Lucilia Kelley Anita Kennedy Sherrie Kennel Chris Kentch Deborah Kessler judy Kharibian Linda Kimble Paul Kirkpatrich Roger Klothe Barb Knick Sharon Koehly Kenneth Koljack Y Karen Kolwyck Alice Koonce Brenda Koonce lackie Kovach lean Krack Sandy Krekel Sandy Kulikowski Karen Kyle Bessie Kyles Victoria LaForge Allen Lalk Kevin Landlried Christine l.aRoe lack Latchem jim Latner Alan Lattina Keith Lautner Tony Laxton Tom Lehnhoff Kathy Leible Kenny Lenn Steve Lentz Patrick Leonard Gregory Lewis Curt Liddell Ethel Liddell George Liddell Angelo Lillico Dennis Lipe Mark LiVigni jerry Lock Harry Lockhart john Loggins Lora Loggins Iohn Lopez Glenn Loudon Rickey Lovins Sheryl Lowe jerry Lucas Cindy Lukefahr Kit Luna Harold Lunsford Dennis Luttrell Cheryl Lynch lames Lynch Rodney Lynch Charles Lynn Charles Macltley Dave Malaschak David Malmberg Linda Manning Kenny Mantz Lee Mardirosian Charles Marley lolene Martin Gary Mateclti Keith Mathison Mike Mayville Robert McAtee Colleen McBride Martin McColIom Earlene McClain Mary McClain Karin McClelland Mike McCrilIis Kathy McGillis Dan McGinnis Fredrick McGuire Dixie Mclntosh Billy Mclntyre Mark McNeIly Daniel McSelIers Kathy McShane Norman Meadows Mike Meehan james Melton Ken Mers Charles Meyer lames Middleton Debbie Millati Bonnie Miller Diana Miller Georgia Miller lohn Miller Iudy Miller Michael Miller Steven Miller lackie Milster Glenda Mintert Harvey Mirgaux if l N? at it - 1, , N f' ,Q has W 2, Qx 3- 1 lt ., , -5- V 'fig l ska. 3 , ' .X 4 ll ! e ff V NSE! 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A ii A P 'i R' ' Q u Q l85 Earl Nicholson Kay Nicholson Brenda Niederhoffer Pamela Norman Debbie Northcutt Rita Nuckles Sulbrena O'Ban non Frank O'Barr Kathy O'Con nor Vickie Odom Terry Oliver Dan Overturf Sheila Owens Claude Page Ginger Parker Chuck Paschke Harley Patterson Barbara Pearl Bill Pennock Sandra Penrod Cheryl Perkins Sharon Perschbacher Linda Peyton Vickie Phelps Debbie Phillips Danny Phinney lames Pierce Susan Piersol James Pinta Ken Plake Denise Pohle ludy Poirot Suzanne Polson Mary Paschal Wayne Poston Norman Powell Stephen Preskitt Tony Presson Kevin Prince Kathy Quain lere Rachels Roger Ragain Michael Range Ralph Range Cathy Rapert Shawn Raymond Edward Reiser Rita Restoff Mike Richmond Victoria Riecks Cindy Riggins Micky Roberds Judy Roberts Larry Robertson Richard Robertson Carla Robinett Ionatha Robinson Larry Robinson Trudy Rodgers Patricia Roedl Clara Rogers Ginger Rogers lo Ann Royal Sophomore Debbie Gossett participates in extra-curricular activities as she receives aid from loyce lohnson on the uneven parallel bars during Gymnastic club practice. Participated in Many Activities. Mike Rudd Debra Ruel Linda Rundquist Gloria Rushing Kathy Rutledge Pamela Rutledge Linda Rydelberger Marsha Sander Danny Sanger Sue Satterwhite Pam Scanlhin Kathy Schafer Kevin Schiller Fred Schillinger- Debbie Schmidt Michael Schmidt Barry Schneidewind Dale Schroeder Mike Scott Allen Scroggins Denise Scruggs Richard Seats Bonner Shaner Melanie Shaner Vanessa Shaw Margie Shellen berg Rita Shepard lerry Sherrod If 1: W. . ,Est new--3, f .fr K ,35 K ,N 7 'L 'Q J. 'Q b ui:- V7 5: . 4 .fglfaiift S Q- .. ' '-w'f'f'fi ' i'M FfTFf??'f lf'ww 415' . . qw 7 a .ki ' I x , E- . , A '91 R il! M . 5 ff A 4 xv - , S S , it y ,tl t 7 'fx , S ik 'neg R. n P, Nm i 2' , av vw'-H Veg, g We 753, ' - 'i-Ns' -.W Q N, A 1, gat - 'M-.1 Al Qi, Q, Q 25' ' - 1 -- ' gr. ' . .,. i - iz? 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K ,Fly t, X Q. a-' 1 l? 5 :IA 'Yifiiftt Tia: fm, , l87 Deborah Shreve jackie Shroyer Deborah Siadek ludy Sickels David Simeral Florice Simmons Donna Small Jim Smith ludy Smith Kenneth Smith Susan Smith Roger Smith Ron Snow Mike Snyder Brenda Sparks Corrine Spates Kathy Sronce Carla Stacy Bob Staley Sheila Stanford Steve Starr janet Staten Dean Steiger Glenn Steinmetz Donald Stengel Theresa Stevenson Eugene Steward Roy Stewart Harvey Stokes Hershell Stone Geraldine Stout Spencer Stout Rhonda Strayhorn Vickie Stroup David Sullins Gerald Sumner Paula Suter Karen Tankersley Tim Tarrant Michael Tate Bob Taylor Brad Taylor Deatrice Thomas Dolores Thomas Steve Thomas lim Thompson Brenda Thrasher Kathy Ticer Sharon Tieman Dave Tinker Rudy Tinnin Connie Tomlinson Sheila Toon jimmy Tosh Ronald Towler ludy Towne Kenneth Traiteur Thomas Traiteur Mary Trost Dwight Tuberville Cheryl Turner Gary Tyler Donald Underhill Susan Underwood Thomas Ungerman Michelle Unland Leonard Vandever David Vaughn Pam Vaughn Dennis Venable Theresa Vining lulia Waeltz Sue Waller Teresa Waller Debbie Waln Beth Walther Denise Watson Lesley Weatherford Frank Weber Robert Weber Mike Wells Sharon Wells Bob Wengler john Werner Pat Weston Dennis White Diana White Donna White Martha White Paul White Willetta While Dennis Whitford james Whiting Pamela Whitmore Rual Wiley lack Williams Linda Williams Terry Williams Caroline Wills Leroy Wills lack Wilson Larry Wilson Diane Winn Sadie Winters Delores Witcher Brenda Witt Pame Wright Teresa Wright Patti Wunsch Debbie Yates Everett Yearian Bud Young Pamela Young Mike Yount Georgeann York chris zdfoi Linda Zehnbauer ,i fffiif l I ' . f f E? A - A 5 A ,'. Q. 3 I . Q, V 71 V '- 'A ', 1 f Q.: . 'if L 31 l F L if rl ' 'l' l.rxl'Qf 'm4 fix 'e , xi Bw, ,J V. 1 en, I 45- f tfigitf 1, . or is tif sa f - H it at , L ' I ,539 I fx? f, an V L , Rau' V Q, ' .ab . .K l ZX ' ' X HX , t .A X Y EQ!-li f f ' -tr .. --we 4- -1, 15 l A ' lfp' 5 'P . ,N P 5- ft -, Tk et I? Q - ., Q.. . tt th Vg X A K , f Vg. ,4J:flQ Wg - V I mel - 3 l ' l t 3 t'll ew it TT N - llwyglju lt ll l Y U Y l k 'ff' r 'la .1 7 ll l,':'z ' l . sl ' sf is ' '. it l ' ' - 1 f-1 ll , A bl ,If ' 'A A- L t t L x IBB And Dreamed of Beingjuniors a A - , The Freshman Class, unlike their more timid prede- cessors, began their career in CHS by winning first place in the Homecoming float contest. Their en- thusiasm is apparent in the expressions of their class officers. Their problems, the same as their fellow classmates, were shifts, study halls, and new and difficult sub- jects. The freshmen met these obstacles and over- came them. Freshman participation in athletics proved more than ample for such a group as they headed for their sophomore year with hopes for even more glory for the fine teams they started. During the Freshman Year Mrs. Alexander-FRONT ROW: G. Chambers, I. Bigham, Moon A Whiteside R Luster ROW 4 M Bailey E D. Rubottom, F, Cruz, L. McNeese, Mrs. Alexander, Goodwin G Kharlblan M Mosley R Hagler W Camp ROW 2: R. Stephens, N. Alley, R. Arnold, L. Brown, E. bell l Allen Mitchell, D. Pennock, ROW 3: R. Rone, I. Williams, M. l90 V w. ,s .aw 1. - 5-4 ,,n X Q1 !.'2':1 ,sn Jw Q Q 3, :.M,.f!' af Wgagc HQ,-,:' 452 .Q ,ex Ia Ju!! iw- a. a :Air wsuz. Sassy, '14 1 1813? Asad . . . . -rw,-,W-. . ., N vm.: w .31I'.4:i. M ' nnf Mr. Buxton-FRONT ROW: S. Mitchell, D. Morris, B, D. Hutchcralt, R. Foracker, ROW 3: M. Maucr, D. In- Rogers, P. Malmberg, R. Mitchell, Mr. Buxton, ROW Z: gram, W. Greene, M. Burns, G. Ash, R. Fosher, I. Robin- T. Carroll, B. Williams, D. Rogers, R. Cutler, N. Stefanski, son,L.Leslie. Mr. Buxton-FRONT ROW: G. Habermann, S. Canady, R. Beeler, R. Gowler, S. Harris, I. Haley, M. Reed, S. Li- Vigni, Mr. Buxton: ROW 2: C. Grove, G. Elliot, M. Bell C. Murrell, D. Powell, K. Gordon, P. Myer, l.. Phillips, ROW 3: R. Hardin, D. Grimm, E. Huntley, M. Chiasson B. Gailius, C, Cooper, L. Kirk, M. Whitfield, B. Mues, I. Nichols, S. Boyer: ROW 4: T. Strobel, C. Catchings, B. Penny, B. Dealy, G. Patterson, C. McQuade, I. Mitchell, W. Meinders, M. Dunn, I. Hopewell, R. Fowler. Mr. Eble-FRONT ROW: C. Golightly, D. Woodside, A. 3: L. Corey, l. Wilson, S. Schramm, D. Droege, T. Stuart, E Summers, M. Fulton, R. Cambron, R. Wisdom, C. Smart, M. Franklin, D. Kunz, C. Gill, Mr, Eblep ROW 4: R. Steinhardt Pyle: ROW 2: H. Thompson, I. Schenk, M. Whelan, F. I. Younger, L. Pinsker, N. Frisch, T. Simo, 1. Wood, D. Larson Thomas, E. jackson, D. Waller, S. johnson, C. Maguire, ROW K. Kizer. Won First in the Float Contest. . . The Freshman float was a glorious sight to the par- ticipants as they found that it won first place in the contest. W3 1 if I I I I I u u , P Ir. nu. IV Q in' fi 'v .c. FA, b ' asv X X ,Hin aa. 'Q :SQ , xA sg, N Sw 1 zxqfxx N? 1 Yi f 2' xx UH Mr. Goldsmith-FRONT ROW: R. Long, 1. Ficken, K. ROW 3: A, Murden, C.. Coleman, W. Clark, C. Smith, N Schack, S. Busby, M. Paul: ROW 2: R. Schlitter, E. Irby, Alfred. 1. Davis, B. Berning, R. Taft, R. Brown, Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Gum-FRONT ROW: M. Gossett, K. Conner, M Feazel, A. Brooke, D. Carr, R. Prescott, M. Halbert, B. Sitzes, Mr. Gum: ROW 2: K. Parsons, B. Gross, C. Lovins, D. Derton, C. Edens, K. Wagner, I. Hoffman, L. Perko, L Hawthorne, ROW 3: D. Siemer, E. Rosenberger, B. Twigg 1 L. Cruise, R. Maue, D. Godar, R. Hargrove, C. Kinder, D Foster, ROW 4: K, Nolden, R. Buck, P. McEIligott, W Lively, I. Lanius, K. Bergman, S. McMurry, D. Fulk, C Chapman. Gr V7 W sf A ig R FQ v Q. F Af , ., f K ff Q i 1 7 .gy -e J x Ii' f ffl' .1 Q ! I H! . I .. , -'mf 'Rf ggi, fm, a.-'Q fm Y Qimfff Ig Wazbtgfgfi 25515 ' ,, M Qffiffw i' Q' ' : 1 1: 8 . E355 ff-1 J A m 3 . if in A- ' ' I nf . 4 fb H2-Lg,z5 w ar, ,, gf . b-fit 1 sg, ,L 'J M ., , 'fa ' . saggy x- sifim-47552 . ., Q . . M-, igsiifif X xwvz f 1 . , .f .3.g P xg 1 iamffv 'nf' axe. M ,mfg if m4t,byx1.ls 33.4 5, ,Milf-, 'wi '3 fi!! X ,L 3 X, . x 1 W' 5 l ' 5, M, 1 xi. 5 .pf , . A. Q, Q-M.5 L fy' w? Y 'C' V ,Q fi' -,Q 'fx' x V f1'i it ,F-1' wi - -naw , g1..,z,g . W'-1.-11 3 'f iJ W . QU. ,..1 s., Vim, ' 9953, as-wi. 1, 1' my 'D xiqs . .wa -hw-wm,' A warrhf - Mrs. Monaghan-FRONT ROW: C. Heirnan, S. Matlock B. jeffrey, D. Evans, M. Thrasher, B. Dunnigan. ROW 2 C-eringer, M. Taylor, L. Danley, Mrs. Monaghan, ROW 3 1 C. Bacon, S. Kolker, D. Roberts, D. Parker, P. Dalton, R. G. Hutton, S. Crain, I. Faigle, F. Ehrnstein, D. Allen, N. Gregory, S. Messerly, C. Poole, ROW 4: M. Meehan, D. Clewis, L. Ballorie, T. Malone, R. Ellis, J. Gloeckner, 1. Underhill, E. Low. Mr. Osia-FRONT ROW: M. Marty, l. Basinski, G. Barbee, R. Brand, 1. Gaytlieb, M. Hennessey, G. lackson. ROW 2 C. Kollmeyer, D. Perko, R. Schroeder, M. Giles, N. Neace, C. Montgomery, R. Sinkiewicz, Mr. Osia: ROW 3: D. White, B. loyce, D. Walther, K. Monre, M. Taylor, R. Click, D. Rula, ROW 4: D. Sydow, I. McCommis, R. Shepard, T. Cates, M. Maricic, S. Cravans, R. Allen. Mr. Osia-FRONT ROW: C. Peskor, D. Cozart, B. ROW 3: 1. Goodrich, G. Hunt, D. Casey, T. Witcher, R. Gladuey, M. Schrum, Mr. Osiap ROW 2: B. Campbell, A. Sowpawp ROW 4: B. McCIuslrey, M. Young, R. Doolittle, Campbell, T. Wilson, M. Curtis, M, Daniel, G. Murray. R. Romero, D. Robert, E. White. Coordinated Both Mind and Body. Freshman girls found that P.E. could be as fun as well as a valuable subject to participate in. We 202 'f ,. '?,'fi1 w fl-'gint f :- -5 169151 anis vw-1 1 A 4 . .. '-1 ai WY -M .fl is Eu 4. a V xx. A ' Q x Q' . . , W Nz ,L Y. 'Z b y Q z ' ,gg I I Af NI xi IN w Senior Activities A PHILIP ABRAMS Cross Country 15 Track 15 Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 A Capella Choir 45 Top Sixteen 45 Drama Club 3,45 M.F.L. 2,3,4. KATHLEEN E. ALLEN Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,45 Girl's Octet 45 Drama Club 45 F.H.A. 2. DAVID I. AMOS Basketball 15 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Model Student 4. IOHN W. ANDERSON Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 C Club 15 Fr. Choir 15 Sen- ior Choir 2,3. JANET M. ATTERBERRY Pep Club 1. B MONICA BAKER N.H.S. 4. ANDREW BAILEY Track 1,25 F.T.A. 1. GARY D. BARBEAU Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 C Club 1,25 Model Student 4. STEVE BARNES Track 1,25 F.T,A. 1. GAIL D. BARNETI' Pep Club 1,2,35 0.0. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 French I Award 3. CINDY BATSON Drama Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.N.A.1,25 Model Student 4. PATRICIA ANN BAUR F.H.A. 15 F.N.A. 1. MARCIA BEEMAN Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Drama Club 45 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 F.N.A. 1,2. LINDA S. BELT Pep Club 1,2,35 C..A.A. 1,2,3. DONNA BERUBE F.H.A. 'I. BILLY BETHEA Model Student 4. THERESA BOHANNON Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. 35 F.N.A. 3. CONNIE BOREN Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 C-lee Club 1. SHARON BREES F.N.A. 15 0.0. 45 Youth For Christ 3. DENISE BRENNECKE Band 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 1,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 1,2,35 M.F.L. 2,35 German Award 2,3. DEBBIE K. BRIGHTWELL Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2. BETH M. BROWN Fr. Choir 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.T.A. 1,35 G.A.A. 1,3,45 M.F.L. 3. ELIZABETH S. BROWN Pep Club 3. STEVE BROWN Committee 4. GARY BUATTE Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 C Club 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Year- book 3,45 Model Student 2,4. SUSAN Ci. BURGESS A Capella Choir 45 F.T.A. 45 N.H.S. 45 Model Student 4. LAURA M. BURNLEY G.A.A.1,2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Model Student 2. DONNA M. BUTLER Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 F.H.A.1,25N.H.S. 3,4. MARY BYRD Pep Club 1,2,35 G.A.A.1,2,35 M.F.L. 3. C DEBORAH CARR N.H.S. 4. IACKY L. CAULEY Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 1,25 Baseball 1,2,35 Track 15 Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 A Capella 4. LEON CHAMBERS N.H.S. 45 Model Student 4. WILLIE CHAMBERS Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. IANNA L. CHEWNING Pep Club 1,3,45 0.0. 45 Monitor 1,2,3,45 Model Student 4. MARY L. COLEMAN Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 35 N.H.S. 3,45 Model Stu- dent 1,4. REBECCA A. COLLINS Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 4. ROBERT L. CONNER Baseball 15 Track 15 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Drama Club 45 N.H.S. 3,4. DEANNA L. COOK Dis. Ed. 4. VIRGINIA D. COOK Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,3,4. IOY A. CORNELIUS Cheerleading 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,3,4. FREDA I. COWAN F.H.A.1,2,3. CHRISTINE A. CRAIG Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A.1,2,3,-s. CYNTHIA M. CREWS Pep Club1,2,35 F.H.A, 1. PATRICIA CROY Model Student 1,2. SANDRA S. CURRENS Band 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 15 N.H.S. 3,45 M.F.L. 3: Student Council 1,2,3. DEBBY R. CURTIS gr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 Pep Club Z,3,45 Model Stu- ent 1. RICHARD CZAPLA Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 1,25 C Club 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3: N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 1,2,3,4. D GEORGE H. DAILEY Drama Club 25 Newspaper 3,45 Speech 25 Glee Club 1,25 N.H.S. 4. IOHN I- DALTON Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 25 F.T.A. 25 News- paper 2. I0 CAROL DENNISON F.H.A. 25 F,T.A. 35 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Yearbook 3. GLEN E. DeROUSSE Senior Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,35 Top Sixteen 2,3. CAROLYN DERTON Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3545 Mu Alpha Theta 35 Pep Club 35G.A.A.1,25 N.H.S.4, RHONDA I. DILLON Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Top Sixteen 35 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 35 Model Student 4. CLAUDETTE A. DONALDSON F.T.A. 1. TOMMIE L. DOOLIN Class Pres. 25 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Bi-Racial Committee 2,35 Student Council 1,2,3. BRUCE E. DOYLE Football 35 C Club 35 F.T.A. 35 0.0. 4. IANICE F. DUDLEY Pep Club 1,2,35 M.F.L. 35 Library Club 3. DIANE E. DUNN Drama Club 45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 3. E MARSHA A. EASTRIDGE Pep Club 25 F.H.A. 15 N.H.S. 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 News- paper 3,45 Bi-Racial Committee 3,45 Model Student 4. SANDY I. EDWARDS Pep Club 25 F.T.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 M.F.L. 3. ROBERT L. EMLING Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 1,25 Track 1,2,35 C Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 25 Stage Band 3. F BONNIE K. FARIES Band 1,2,3,45 N.H.S. 45 Model Student 4, DAVID FEAZEL Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 C Club 2,3,45 Class OfGcer 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Model Student1. KATHY A, FLETCHER Drama Club 45 G.A.A. 1. GLENDAL R. FORGY Dis. Ed. 4. DIANNE N. FORREST Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 F.N,A. 2. BRENDA G. FOSTER 0.0. 4. SYLVIA A. FORT Drama Club 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 0.0. 45 Homecoming Court 45 Model Student 4. IANET L. FOUTCH Mu Alpha Theat 3,45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Newspaper 2,35 Student Council 1,2, 35 Student Gov. 4. DENISE L. FOWLER Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 0.0. 45 G.A.A. 1, LEOTA M. FREEMAN G,A.A.1,2. LINDA A. FREIN Cheerleading 1,25 Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Class Officer 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.T.A, 15 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Homecoming Court 3. PAM M. FRIERDICH Pep Club 1,2,3,45 0.0. 45 G.A.A. 4. G CURTIS E. GADDY Wrestling 35 Track 15 Class oflicer 45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 3. BONNIE S. GAILIUS 0.0.4. NATHAN P. GARDELS Track 15 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 Yearbook 3,45 Bi- Racial Committee 3. CAROL I. GARRETI Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. 3. TOM G. GEORGE Quill St Scroll 3,45 Newspaper 3,4. KATHY M. GERINGER F.H.A. 15 C..A.A. 1. KATHLEEN M, GILES Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,45 Pep Club 35G.A.A.1,2. PAULA I. GILL Dis. Ed. 45 Gymnastics Club 35 Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Class Officer 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 15 Prom Court 35 M.F.L. 35 Student Council 1,2,3, IOANNE GLSCHER 0.0.4. WILLIE GOODWIN Committee 4. BRENDA GOSS G.A.A, 1. VANESSA GRAUL Model Student 4. H BECKY D. HALEY Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Top Sixteen 45 Mu Alpha Theta 35 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Glee Club 15 Monitor 4. SAM I, HALL Band 1,2,3,4. IOE HARDIN Football Manager 35 Yearbook 3,4. MEL HARMON Committee 4. EVELYN M. HARRIS G.A.A.1,2,3,4. GARY M. HARRIS Band 1,Z,3,4. DIANA M. HAWKINS Senior Choir 2,3,4. DAVID M. HEINE Basketball 15 Cross Country 15 Track 15 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Drama Club 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 1,25 M.F.L. 2. ELIZABETH A. HETZEL N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 2,4. LINDA M. HEDTKAMP 0.0. 45 G.A.A. 'I,2. BEVERLY HELM Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KATHY HENNESSY Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Yearbook 3,4 editor5 Model Student 154, IAMES N. HENRY Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Cross Country 35 Baseball 15 Track 1,25 Gymnastics Club 45 C Club 4. PAMELA A. HIGGINS Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Girl's Octet 2,35 Top Sixteen 45 Drama Club 4 pres, Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 35 Year- book 45 Student Council 1,35 M.F.L. 2,35 Student Govt. 45 N.H.S.4. IUDY C. HOLT Fr, Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Girl's Octet 2,3,45 F.T.A. 1. I DARLENE IACKSON Drama Club 45 Pep Club 15 F.T.A. 35 Bi'RaciaI Comm. 35 Dis. Ed. 4. BRUCE IACKSON N.H.S. 45 Model Student 4. STEPHEN IACKSON Baseball 15 Track 15 Model Student 15 M.F.L. 25 Student Council1. DOSHA M. IOHNSON G.A.A. 1,2,35 Quill 8tScrolI 3,45 Newspaper 3,4. DAVID M. IONES Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,4. lov L. IONES Fr. choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Top Sixteen 45 F.H.A. 1. LESLIE IONES Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Top Sixteen 45 Glee Club 15 Model Student 4. MARY IONES Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Newspaper 3,45 Model Student 15 M.F.L. 3. THERESA IONES F.H.A.1. K MIKE I. KAMMER Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 C Club 45 Fr. Choir 15 A Capella choir 2,3545 Top Sixteen 45 Model Stu- dent 2. DALE R. KESSLER Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3545 C Club 3,4. WALT KOEHLER Model Student 4. SUSAN M. KREKEL Pep Club 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4 pres.5 G.A.A. 1,Z53,45 Model Stu- dent 15 Student Govt. 4. SHIRREL KUYKENDALL Cross Country 25 Track 25 Dis. Ed. 4 pres. L LINDA M. LABERTA Ci.A.A. 1. BETTY G. LACROIX Drama Club 45 G.A.A. 15 Prom Court 3. PAM M. LAFORGE Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 152,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 M.F.L. 2,35 Model Student 4. LINDA LANDS Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 F.T.A. 2. CINDY D. LAWRENCE Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 C..A.A. 1,253,45 N.H.S. 3,45 M.F.L. 2,35 Monitor 35 Model Student4. SUSAN R. LEDBETTER Cheerleading 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Model Student 1,25 M.F.L. 3. STANLEY T. LOCK Football 152,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. MARCIA D. LYNCH Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 Glee Club 1. M MICHAEL A. MALASCHAK Hand 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 253,45 Stage Band 253,4. KARIN A. MALMBERG G.A.A.15 M.F.L. 1. FRED MANNING Model Student 4. CAROLYN A. MANRING Monitor 3. DARLENE M. MANTZ Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Quill Bt Scroll 3,45 Yearbook 35 Dis. Ed. 4. JANET E. MARFIO Model Student 1. MICHAEL K. MARTIN Drama Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Model Student 3,45 N.H.S. 4. RANDALL MASSEY Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 35 Track 1,25 Fr. Choir 1. KEN E. MAYBERRY N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 1,2. SHERRY MAYVILLE Fr. Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,45 Drama Club 45 Glee Club 1. FERDINAND M. MEBRIDE Football 1,25 Track 15 Model Student 4. PAT ROSE MCCLUSKEY F.H.A. 1,2. MELVADEAN MCINTOSH Gymnastics Club 3,45 Cheerleading 2,3545 Fr. Choir 15 Class Officer 3,45 Drama Club 1,45 Pep Club 1,Z,3545 G.A.A. Year- book 3,45 Homecoming Court 3,45 Student Council 35 Stu- dent Govt. 4. BARBARA MCGUIRE N.H.S. 4. CURT MCKINNEV Committee 4. PATRICIA K. MEALER Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1. PATRICIA A. MERRYMAN Fr. Choir pres. 15 Senior Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club1,2,35 F.T.A. 15 G.A.A. 1. RONNIE L. MEYER Band 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 1. DEBBIE L. MIRGAUX F.T.A. 15 Model Student 4. CLARK MILLER Model Student 45 Committee 4. IRENE MOKRIAKOW Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 GirI's Octet 35 F.H.A. 1. IOSEPH F. MORAVEC Football 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Gymnastics Club 4. DIANN MOSLEY Ci.A.A. 1. LINDA MOSS Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,35 Class Officer 15 0.0. 45 Model Student 4. DIANE L. MUDD Pep Club 45 Library Club 3. DAVE MULHERIN Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 253,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 C Club 2,3,45 Model Student 1545 N.H.S. 4. FRANCIS C. MYER Football 1,2,35 Track 15 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Drama Club 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Newspaper 45 Model Student 1. N GREG C. NAREZ Football 15 Track 1,25 Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir Z,3. GINNY NEEL Fr. Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Top Sixteen 15 Pep Club 2,35 Model Student 15 Monitor 2,4. MIKE NENNINGER Pep Club 4. GLORIA NEWSOME Senior Choir 1,2,3,45 F.T.A.1,2,3,4. HAORLD K. NUNLEY Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Cross Country 15 Track 1,25 '4C Club 3,4. O IOHN W. O'CONNOR Football 15 Baseball 2,3,4. HARRY M. O'DELL Football 1 manager5 Basketball 1 Manager5 Baseball 1,2,35 Freshman Choir 15 Senior Choir 2. SHARON K. OGDEN Freshman Choir 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 1. LAURA L. OGILVIE Freshman Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 N.H.S. 3,45 M.F.L. 3. LORETTA OGLETREE Pep Club 1,25 0.0. 45 Model Student 1. P CHAROLETTE A. PASCHKE Pep Club 3,45 F.T.A. 2535 G.A.A. 1,2,3545 Quill St Scroll 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Model Student 25 M.F.L. 2,3. BARBARA K. PENNOCK Gymnastics 35 G.A.A. 3,45 M.F.L. 1. KENNETH I. PERKO Drama Club 45 Pep Club 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Model Student 1. PATTI PETERSON Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1. CARY PHILIPS TraCk 1,1 IOHN LEE PHILLIPS F.T.A. 45 Debate 15 History 25 N.H.S. 45 Model Student 4. IAMES F. PLUMMER Cross Country 1,2. DEBRA PIERCE Model Student 4. PAMELA S. PORTELL Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 2,37 Top Sixteen 37 Drama Club 47 Pep Club 27 0.0. 47 G.A.A. 3,4. TOM I. POWELL Football 1,2,37 Track 1,2,37 Class Officer 47 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 N.H.S. 3,47 Model Student 1,2,4. MIKE R, PRESSON Basketball 1,27 Cross Country 1,27 Track 1,2,37 Drama Club 4. IANESE F. PRINCE Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 2,3,47 F,T.A. 37 C..A.A. 1. THOMAS PURCELL Band 172. R SHERRY RACHELLE Drama Club 47 Pep Club 1. BYRON L. RAINES Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Dist. Ed. 4. DONNA K. RANGE Gymnastics 3,47 Cheerleading 3,47 Class Officer 37 Pep Club 3,47 G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Homecoming Court 3,47 Monitor 3. - RATLIFFE LOYD. E. Cross Country 1,2. CHRISTOPHER G. RAYNES Model Student 1,2. PAM REICH Model Student 4. KATHY M. REISINCER Pep Club 1,2,37 F.N.A. 1,2. PATRICIA RIELFORD Drama Club 17 Pep Club 27 F.H.A. 17 Library Club 27 Bi- Racial17 M,F.L. 1. IANE M. RESTOFF F.H.A. 1,2,37 G,A.A. 1,2737 F.N.C. 17 Model Student 4. WALTER E. RICH Wrestling 37 Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Band 37 F.T.A. 3. IOE RICHARDSON Basketball 1,2,3,47 Cross Country 2,37 Band 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL REIS Freshman Choir 17 A Capella Choir 2,3,4. IOE A. RILEY Wrestling 1. SANDY ROBERT Freshman Choir. SHARON K. ROBERTS Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 2,3,4. SUE C. ROBINSON Cheerleading 'l,2,3j Freshman Choir 17 A Capella 2,37 Girl's Octet 37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 G.A.A. 1,21 Model Student 4. IOVCE A. RODGERS Pep Club 3,4. LOIS I. ROGERS Pep Club 17 G.A.A, 17 Bi-Racial 4. PAM D, RYBACKI Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 27 A Capella Choir 37 Pep Club 1,Z,37 Glee Club 1. S LINDA SCHAEPERKOETER Band 1,27 Senior Choir 47 Drama Club 47 F,H.A. 1. KAREN A. SCHNEIDWIND N.H.S, 3,47 Model Student 4. DEBORAH SCHWEPKER F.H.A, 1. T ROBERT E. TAYLOR Football 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 2,37 Track 1,2,37 Dist. Ed. 4. DIANE M. TITLEY Pep Club 17 G.A.A. 17 Bi-Racial 3. 207 RONALD TOUCHETTE Model Student 4. STEVEN TROST Wrestling 47 Mu Alpha Theta 3. BEVERLY D. TUGGLE Freshman Choir 17 A Capella Choir 37 Top Sixteen 37 F,T.A. 27 F.N.A. 27 Model Student4. MARTHA I. TWIGG Gymnastics Club 17 A Capella Choir 27 0.0.17 Ci.A.A.1. U PAMELA I. UPCHURCH Band 1,2,3,47 F.H.A. 3,47 G.A.A. 2,37 Homecoming Court 4, V CERALDINE ANN VANDEVER 0,0. 47 N.H.S. 3,47 Model Student 1. BRINDA F. VAUGHN 0,0, 4. DANIEL L. VAUGN Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Band 37 Mu Model Student 1,47 M.F.L. 3,4. DOROTHY I. VENABLE Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 17 A Capella Choir 2. KATHLEEN M. VERBEKE Pep Club 1,Z,37 F.N.A. 1,27 Model Student 4. W Alpha Theta 3,47 0.0. 47 SHARON K. WAINWRICHT Drama Club47 Pep Club 2,37 F.T.A. 17 0.0. 4. TERRY LEE WALKER Basketball 17 Track 3. IOHNNY WATKINS N.H.S. 3,47 Model Student 2,37 Monitor 3. CHRISTINE WEBER Model Student 4. PRENTISS WEBSTER Football 27 Cross Country 47 Track 1,2,3,47 Model Student 1. SHEILA M. WEIMER Drama Club 47 Yearbook 3. DONALD E. WESSON Track 3,47 Class Ofhcer 17 Drama Club 47 N.H.S. 3,47 Model Student 1,2,47 Biology Award7 Algebra ll Awardg Chemis- try Award. DOROTHY L. WESTON G.A.A. 1. IERRY W. WILHELM Football 1, ROGER B. WILSON Football 17 Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 17 Model Stu- dent 4. TERESA V. WYNN Gymnastic 17 Freshman Choir 17 A Capella Choir 2,3,47 Girl's Octet 3,47 Drama Club 1,47 G.A.A. 1. DEBORAH I. WINSTEAD Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 37 Glee Club 1. IOANNE M. WOODROME Drama Club 47 Pep Club 2,3,47 0.0. 47 Ci.A.A, 1,2,3,4. Y IOYCE A. YEARIAN Freshman Choir 17 Senior Choir 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 G,A.A. 37 Glee Club 17 Homemaking Award 2,37 Home Occupa- tion 4. BETTI L. YOUNG E.T.A. 2. CAROL I. YOUNGER A Capella Choir 2,3,47 Secretary 3,47 Top Sixteen 2,37 Drama Club 47 Pep Club 2,37 Ci.A,A. 37 Model Student 4. Z BARBARA ANN ZEHNBAUER Band 1,2,3,47 Class Officer 27 Drama Club 17 Pep Club 2,37 N.H.S. 3,47 Model Student 1,2,3,4. A Ables, Stacy 72,80,81,164 Abrams, Philip 86,87,122 Adams, Mrs. 44 Adams, Pam 198 Agin, Chris 176 Ahnefeld, Diana 198 Ahring, George 41 Albrecht, Mark 176 Alexander, Joyce 30,190,191 Alfred, Neal 196 Alkinson, Mike 198 Allen, Catherine 167 Allen, Danny 190 Allen, George 176 Allen, Kathy 86, 87,122 Allen, Terry 203 Allen, Tim 164 Allen, Ronny 201 Alley, David 176 Alley, Nida 190 Amos, Daniel 105,176 Amos, David 78,105,122 Amos, Gary 191 Amos, Gloria 73,197 Anders, Cynthia 176 Anders, Diane 176 Anders, Larry 72,83,176 Anderson, Alf 164 Anderson, Cindy 198 Anderson, Dale 176 Anderson, Gary 122 Anderson, john 97,98,1l3,133 Anderson, Iudy 198 Anderson, Kendall 176 Anderson, Marsha 86,176 Anderson, Michael 195 Anderson, Michael 176 Anderson, Pamela 79,176 Anderson, Ralph 44 Anderson, Terry 86,164 Anderson, Terry 194 Anefeld, Kathy 123 Anello, Deborah 177 Angel, Curtis 177 Arms, Stephanie 62,67,80,86,87,164 Armstrong, Paul 123 Armstrong, Ricky 123 Armstrong, Terry 177 Arnold, Curtis 177 Arnold, Lawrence 164 Arnold, Reola 190 Arns, Miss 26 Ash, Gregory 192 Asher, jerry 177 Ashford, Carol 164 Ates, ludy 177 Atkins, Mike 198 Atkinson, Sandra 72,88,177 Atteberry, Deborah 72,88,177 Atteburry, Janet 123 Augustine, Iudy 164,171 Augustine, Richard 177 Autry, Donnell 123 Avery, Connie 79,198 Ayres, Marsha 164 B Bacon, Christine 164 Bacon, Cornelius 201 Bacon, Dennis 123 Bacon, Denotra 80,165 Bacott, joseph 177 Bailey, Andrew 123 Bailey, Elizabeth 165 Bailey, Matory 190 Bailey, Maz177 Baird, Tamara 90,177 Baker, Donna 177 Baker, Ginger 72,80,177 Baker, Mitzi 177 Baker, Monica 62,123 Bandy, Randall 165 Banks, Edward 44 Barbeau, Barry 191 Barbeau, Gary 62,97,98,99,112,11 3,119, 123 Barbee, Gary 201 Barbee, Robert 177 Barber, Theresa 72,177 Banski, Mike 165 Barker, Patricia 73,80,200 Barnes, Steve 83,123 Barnes, Steven 198 Barnett, Gail 82,123 Barrett, Catherine 165 Barrett, Deborah 124 Basinski, Joseph 201 Bass, Bonnie 124 Bass, James 177 Bateman, Vicki 198 Batson, Cynthia 81,124 Batson, Tim 87,98,177 Battles, Willie 44 Bauer, Martin 191 Baum, Michael 198 Baur, Patricia 124 Bauza, Pauline 177 Bauza, Virginia 165 Beard, Bebbie124 Beard, Ra 177 Beck, Carlos 98,177 Beck, Karen 87,177 Beck, Stevie 165 Becker, Oliver 44 Bednarkewicz, Betty 165 Bednarkewicz, Margie 69,124 Bednarkewicz, Sharon 177 Beeler, Rhonda 73 Beeler, Sandra 72,79,177 Beeler, Rhonda 192 Beeman, Marcia 81,124 Bell, Donald 72,177 Bell, jeffrey 72,174,177 Bell, Marti 73,192 Bell, Nesley 177 Bell, Richard 124 Bell, Wesley 98,110,177 Bellman, Dan 81,165 Belt, Kinda 124 Benne, Phillip 177 Bequette, Charles 165 Bequette, Pamela 177 Bequette, Rose 165 Bergman, Devin 100,105 Berning, Bruce 196 Berry, Emma 203 Berry, Michael 173 Bertram, Mr. 32,33,88,B9,90 Beru be, Carol 72,165 Berube, Donna 124 Best, Mr. 42 Bethea, Barbara 191 Bethea, Betty 165,181 Bethea, Billy 124 Betuski,Ioni165 Betz, Mr. 116 ' Bevely, Debra 191 Bevely, Nicola 165 Beys, Tom 105,177 Bickl, Mona 165 Bigham, jonathan 190 Binford, lean 124 Binford, Monaio 177 Billups, Brian 195 Birchett, Carolyn 125 Birdno, Kathleen 165 208 Birlew, Cheryl 62,79,80,165 Bishop, Debrorah 177 Bittick, Debbie 73 Bishing, DarelI165 Black, Phillip 165 Black, Phillis 76,125 Blair, Gary177 Blakely, Ted 177 Blakeley, Terry 191 Blanks, Loanna177 Blevins, Dinise 177 Blevins, Sandra 191 Blissen bach, James 125 Blocdworth, Otis 177 Blykin, Winnie 177 Boaz, Edwon 197 Boaz, Mrs. 45 Bohannon, Pamela 177 Bohannon, Theresa 76,125 Bohn, Anthony 72,165 Bohn, Dave 165 Boles, Mr. 40 Boren, Connie 72,125 Boren, Debra 86,165 Borgard, Fredrick 98,177 Boswell, Ronald 83,125 Boswell, Susan 84,177 Bovinette, Zachary 79,85,16 Bowles, Shirley 177 Boyer, David 165 Boyer, Steven 192 Bozsa, Mike 203 Brad bu rn, Rhonda 177 Bradley, Denise 81,165 Bradley, Janice 125 Bradley, Sharon 85,177 Brand, Carlie125 Brand, Lawrence 165 Brand, Paula 85,165 Brand, Reggie 291 Bray, Stanley 87 Brees, Sharon 82,125 Breidegam, David 165 Breidegam,Ianet125 Breidegam, Mark 197 5 Brennecke, Denise 62,75,85,125 Brewer, Carl 165 Brewer, Connie 72,165 Brewer, Daniel 177 Brewer, Sandra 165 Brightwell, David 177 Brightwell, Debbie 87,115 Brightwell, Russell 72,81,98, Brogan, Barbara 80,81,193 Brogan, Marlene 86,165 Brogan, Mrs. 45 Brooke, Ava 73,95,196 Brooks, Charles 194 Brooks, leanette 126 Brooks, Russell 126 Brown, Belinda 197 Brown, Beth 126 Brown, Clyde 177 Brown, Danny 177 Brown, Deloree 177 Brown, Elizabeth 126 Brown, Geraldine 198 Brown, Ida 197 Brown, leff177 Brown, Karen 177 Brown, Larry Ray 177 Brown, Larry B. 190 Brown, Robert 100,177 Brown, Steven 97,538,126 Bryant, lohny 165 Bryant, Ricky 126 Buatte, Gary 62,89,97,98,126 Buchanan, Donald 177 177 Buchanan, Linda 194 Buck, Harr 43,110,177 Buck, Ralph 84,196 Buck, Virginia 177 Buckingham, Kenneth 200 Buckley, Elbert 177 Buckley, Mary Mae 78,80,89,165 Buehler, Diane 178 Buettner, Gary178 Bunch, Miss 38 Burch, Franklin 126 Burch, Richard 203 Bu rgener, Mrs. 42 Burgess, joel 178 Burgess, Susan 62,86,126 Burke, Kenneth 165 Burnley, Alta 178 Burnley, luanita 191 Burnley, Laura Mae 62,81,89,126 Burns, Gean 41,159 Casey, Dennis 202 Cason, Linda 165 Catchings, Brenda 127 Catchings, Charles 110,192 Cates, Tom 201 Catlett, Cindy 191 Catlett, Debby 191 CauleYr latikie 112,113,S7,'l27 Chadduck, David 165 Chaisson, Marie 95 Chamberlian, Beata 72,78,88 Busby, Donald 165 Catherine129 Burns, Montel 192 Burris, Charlotte 62,86,95,94,165 Burris, Bebra 95,178 Burris, Miss 37,56 Busby, Butler, Butler, Butler. Butler, Butler, Butler, Butler, Buttig, Stanley 196 Barbara 62 Donna 126 lames 97,106 Kenneth 24 Marvin 178 Patty 165 Timothy 194 joy 165 Byrd, Damon 165 Byrd, Mary 126 Chamberlain, Regina 178 Chambers, Goliath 103,105,190 Chambers, Hazel 72,88,178 Chambers, Henry 195 Cham bers, Leon 62,102,103,116,127 Chambers, Mona 165 Chambers, Willie 102,103,127 Chamlpion, Elizabeth 128 Chan let, Bruce 165 Chapman, Beverley 165 Chapman, Charles73,100,110,114,196 Chapman, Rosie 165 Chapman, Miss 26 Charon, Mrs, 40 Constantine, lohn 114,202 Cook, Alan 200 Cook, Deanna 81,129 Cook, Georgia 166 Cook, Karen 166 Cook, Virginia 72,129 Cooksey, lames 166 Cooley, Beverly 62,166 Coonrod, Paula 178 Coonrod, Robert 105,166 Cooper, Allen 178 Cooper, Dorothy 129 Cooper, Shelba 178 Cooper, Mr, 35 Cooper, Vicki 178 Cop an, Bob 178 Corbin, lim 105,191 Corey, LeAnn 193 Cornelius, joy 129 Cornell, Karen 191 Cornwell, Vicki 178 Cotner, Phyillis 166 Cottom, Catherine 178 Cottom ,lames 166 Coulter, Chester, Donna 178 Chewning, Ianna 76,82,128 Chiasson, Basil 72,88,165 Chiasson, Marie 73,80,95,192 Chiasson, Michael 78,128 ChiareIli,Ianet165 Chipman, Kenneth 128 Chism Chism Chism Chisml , Craig 178 , Karen 72,128 Larona 79,198 Larry 178 Counts, Becky 166 Counts, Mike 203 Courtney, LaDonna 79,81,86,166 Cowan, Freda 129 Cowsert, Cathy 166 Cox, lenetta 79,B0,166,178 Coyne, Kevin 63 Cozart, Arnold 97,98,99,106,108,129 Cozart, Darlene 202 Craft, Linda 166 Craft, Robert 178 Craig, Cheryl 191 Byrum, Robert 165 C Calhoun, Nancy 165 Callahan, Patsy 32,127 Cannon Canbron, Sherman 193 Campbell, Art103,105,202 Campbell Bobby 202 Campbell, Deborah 165 Campbell, Kathryn 85,178 Campbell, Mike 193 Campbell, Rosemary 81,127 Campbell, Sabrina 79,197 Campbell, Sharon 165 Campbell, William 190 Canady, Cannon, Cannon, Cannon, ,Gary178 Sandra 73,192 Cathy 194 Char es 178 Freddie 178 Capehart, Penny 81,87,127,165 Caradine, Lavorgie127 Carlson, Neal 98,178 Carlson, Sandra 43,127 Carmickle, Kay 178 Carmickle, Barbara 73,79 Carpenter, David 165 Carpenter, Patricia 198 Carr, Dana 73,196 Carr, Deborah 62,127 Carr, Denice 81,178 Carr, lohn 165 Carrera, David 127 Carrera, Patricia 178 Carrico, David 178 Carrico, Terry 127 Carrigan, Pat 165 a Carrrg Carrol n, Violet 165 l, Ted 192 Carter, Bob 165 Carter, Charles 127 Carter ,lanet178 Carter, Robert 165 Christokos, Gregory 62,84,97,165 Christakos, jimmy 160 Christman, Lynn 178 Clark, Gloria 128 Clark, Randy 178 Clark, Ron 178 Clark, Steven 128 Clark, William 195 Clarkson, Rick 97,165 Clatterbuck, Billy 128 Clay, Frankie 165 Clay, Marvin 128 Clemon, Darnell 178 Clemons, Carl 178 Clewish, David 201 Click, Ron 201 Clifton, Sherry 128 Clines, Given 166 Clore, Marshall 195 Clymer, Michael 128 Cobb, Kevin 166 Cobillas, Charles 178 Cobillas, Victor 166 Cochran, Charlotte 178 Cogdell, Richard 178 Cohlmeyer, Mr. 32,33,85 Coleman, Dehra178 Coleman, Diane 178 Coleman, Mary 62,63,129 Collier, Melvin 100 Collins, Nancy 178 Collins, Rebecca 62,153,129 Compton, Michael 85,178 Coney, Norvel168 Connelly, Mary 178 Connelly, Raymond 166 Connelly, Robert 166 Conner, Eugene 166 Conner, Kim 196,85 Conner, Robert 62,63,81,129 Conneyg Linda 178 Consta le, Denise 129 209 Craft, lohn 86,166 Crafts, Craig, Kenneth 178 Christine 79,81 Craig, Deborah 129 Craig, Robert 178 Craig, Crain, Crank William 166 Sharon 201 , lane 84,166 Cravens, Stan 201 Cravens, Vanda 48,80,81,86,166 Crews, Cynthia 129 Crews, Ronnie 199 Cronovich, Rosanna 178 Cross, Mar 130 Crouch, lulie 178 Croy, Patricia 59,130 Cruise, Carloyn 72,88,166 Cruise, Letha 196 Cruz, Flyod 190 Crymes, Donald 110,178 Cubano, Stella 178 Cubano, William 166 Culligan, Pattje 194 Cunningham, Robert 178 Cunningham, Mrs. 37 Curcuro, ludy 130 Cu rrens, Sandy 61,63,130 Curtis, Millard 73,100,202 Custer, Donna 79,197 Cutrell, Randall 87,114,178 Czapla, Richard 62,97,98,130 Czapla, Robert 178 D Dace, Betty 178 Dailey, George 62,63,39,130 Dailey, lanet 197 Dalton, Deborah 90 Dalton, Edward 166 Dalton, jeffrey 166 Dalton, lohn 97,130,104,105 Dalton, Mike 178 Dalton, Patrick 166,62 Dalton, Phillip 201 Dalton, Roberta 178 Damewood, Sarah 166 Dance, Carol 179 Dance, Mike 100,203 Daniel, Barbara 194 Daniel, Deborah 198 Daniel, Gwendolyn 167 Daniels, Mr, 33,72,73,86 Danley, Frederic 179 Danley, Lorige 167 Dame I, Donald 179,98,106,116 Darnell, Leroy 24 Daueraheim, Larry 179 Dauphin, Mr, 35 Davidson, lack 50,87,167 Davidson, Karen 200 Davidson, Michael 179 Davidson, Sharon 191 Davis, Davis, , lim 196 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Betty Z6 Dale 167 Mattie 179 Nancy 62,63,90,130,84 Phil 130 Rick 179 Dawson, Dan 130 Dawson, james 167 Dealy, Brian 73,100,110,118 Dealy, Dave 84,98,110,179,118 DeBerryflerry167 Decker, Raymond 179 DeFlurin, Michael 167 Delk, Barry 130 Dell, Connie 179 Dell, lris167 Denetrulias, Georgia 67,167 Denetrulias, George 102,103,105,116, 167 Demetrulias, Gregory 130 Demetrulias, Patty 73,203 Demetrulias, Steve 85,98,110,179 Dennison, Io Carol 83,130 Denton, Greg 199 Dekossett, Carolyn 131 DeRousse, Gary 105 DeRousse, Glen 131 Derton, Carolyn 62,131 Derton, Debbie 73,196 DeSuza, Ronald 98,114,179 Diel, Renee Marie 179 Diel, Ron 167 Dietrich, Terry 179 Dickey, Charles 130 Dietrich, Terry 195 Dill, George 44 Dillon, Bambi 89,167 Q Dillon, Rhonda 87,130 Dillon, Ruth 179 Dismutes, Cynthia 131 Dively, Dorothy 167 Diveley, Michael 179 Diveley, Virgil 200 Dix, Gail 179,85 Dix, Steve 179 Dixon, Michael 72,88,130 Dixon, Suzanna 86,167 Donaldson, Claudette 131 Donnelly, Dan 131 Domyan, Robert 131 Doolin, Robert 179 Doolin, Tommie 78,9O,131 Doolittle, Ronald 100,105,202 Dornin, Gary 179 Doss, loe 130 Douglas, Donald 132 Douglas, Kenneth 179 Dowell, Eva 198 Dowell, Louis 167,118 Downard, Doris 72,80,179 Downing, Gary 167 Doyle, Bruce 82,132 Drake, Ethel 167 Drake, Kenneth 132 Drexelius, Mrs. Dreyer, james 106,107,167 Driver, Bobbie 179 Droege, Ricky 179 Drury, Dave 179 Drury, lim 179 Drury, Mark 191 Dublar, Debra 179 Dublar, Steve 179 Dubois, Marsha 190 Duckworth, Nancy 179 Dudley, Ianice 43,132 Duesing, Bett lo 132 Duesing, Sandy 73,194 Dugan, David 200 Dunaway, Steve 179 Duncan, Gene 179 Duncan, john 203 Duncan, Mona 179 Dunigan, Bill 201 Dunigan, Kevin 110,203 Dunn, Diane 132 Dunn, Miss 42,75 Dunn, Mike 192 Dunning, Beverly 179 Dunning, loe 132 Dunning, Terry 197 Dunging, Pat 132 Eads, Carol 179 Eads, Dennis 179 Eads, lan 167 Earnhart, Diane 73,89 Easton, James 197 Easton, Mary 179 Eastridge, Marsha 62,90,91,132 Eatherton, Gwendora132 Eble, Mr. 30,194 Eddington, Bobby 73 Eddy, Ralph 179 Edens, Candy 73,80 Edens, lack 178 Edwards, Michael 103,110,179 Edwards, Peggy 86,167 Edwards, Sandra 62,211,132 Edwards, Sherri 79,198 Egbert, Thomas 167 Eggleston, Connie 179 Ehrstein, Flora 201 Elliot, Gloria 85,192 Elliott, Mary Lou 85,167 Ellis, Robert 201 EmlinE, Robert 132 Emric , Carla 66,86,94,167 smrich, Everett 43,79,ao,97,1e7 Enders, Mike 73,100,195 Epps, lim 167 Epps, Philip 114 Erhardt, Marsha 90,167 Erlinger, Roland 179 Evans, Bertha 167 Evans, Diana 179 Evans, Donna 179 Evans, Kathleen 167 Evans, Mandel 179 Evans, Mrs. 43,45 Evans, Terry 179 F Faigle, Ianice 201 2l0 Fair, Sherly 179 Fann, Charlotte 167 Fann, Sharon 167 Faries, Bonnie 132,62,85 Farmer, james 85,167 Farrar. Candy 90,167 Faulkner, Michelle 161 Feazel, David a9,97,9a,1aa 116 Feazel, Melanie 73,80 Feazel, Pamela 179 Felix, Brenda 72,179 Ferguson,Lindell167 Ferrell, Billy 179 Ferrell, lames179 Ficken, Donna 79,179 Fichen, lacalyn 79,196 Filipick, Ronald 179 Fink, Ellen 179 Fink, Howard 179 Finley, Mrs. 26 Fisher, Randy 167 Fleming, Larry 179 Fletcher, Kathleen 78,133 Fletcher, William 167 Flinn, Arlene 81,179 Flinn, Deborah 81,167 Fluker, Gloria 133 Fluker, Linda 179 Fobar,lohn133 Foland, Mike 97,98,133 Foley,Iames167 Foltz, Randy 179 Foraker, Ricky 192 Foran,lames167 Foran, loseph 133 Ford, Bobb 167 Ford, Brendla 179 Ford, Galen 133 Ford, Mae 73,197 Ford, Mary 179 Ford, William 178 Forehan d, Ernest 44 For8Y. Donald 167 FoY8Y, Glendal 83,133 Forrest, Forrest, David 200 Diane 133 Fort, Sylvia S2,82,79,133 Fortner, Fortner, Fortner, Fortner, Foshee, Foshee, Nancy 180 Peggy 198 Sandy 79,115,180 Billy 90,112,167 Kerry 200 Robert 192 Foster, Brenda 82,133 Foster, Denise 73,196 Foster, Mary 197 Foster, R ick 62,102,103,116,167 Foster, Sandia 180 Foutch,lanet133 Fowler, Brenda 167 Fowler, Fowler, Fox, Dia enise 82,85,134 aren 180 na 134 Frame, Donna 180 Frame, Raymond 167 Francis, Francis, Francis, heryl 72,180 Evelyn 180 Kathy 188 D K Fowler, Robert 85,192 C M Francis, Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin ichael 167 , Mr. 40 , Calvin 200 , Easter 79,193 . I anice 180 , lirn 194 Franklin, loyce 134 Franklin, Kathy 86,167 Harvel Franklin, Rochelle 180 Fredrech, Stanley 191 Freeman, Linda 167 Frein, Linda 66,134 Frierdich, Karen 167 Frierdich, Pam 82,134 Frierson, Terry 180 Frisch, Nancy 193 Frisch, Stephen 72,88,167 Frommel, Michael 134 Frye, Kathryn 65,185 Frye, Raymond lr. 180 Fuehing, Pam 79,191 Fuller, Ieanette 72,180 Fulton, Ardell162 Fulton, Clarence 162 Fulton, Mary 193 Fultz, Darnell 167 Fu nken, Buddy 72,180 G Gaddy, Curtis 78,83,134 caddy, Ricky 90,91,180 Gailius, Billie 85,192 Gailius, Bonnie 42,134 Gamache, lames 72,180 Gamboa, Brenda 167 Gambrell, Deborah 200 Gam brell, jackie 73,203 Gannon, Thomas 38 Gansert, leanette 81,180 Gansert, Linda 167 Gardels, Nathan 89,134 Garner, Andrew 167 Garner, Donna 198 Garner, Larry 180 Garrett, Carol 134 Garrett, Martha 167 Garrett, Mike 103 Garrett, Sharon 87,180 Garver, Suzanne 37 Gatlin, Terry 106,167 Gavins, Marcel 134 Gebhard, Terry 180 Geist, Terry 112,167 Gentry, lra 98,105,180 George, Ruth 72,180 George, Tom 33,90,135 Geppart, Edward 38 Geppert, Carla 135 Gericke, Del 70 Geringer, Deborah 180 Geringer, Kathy 135 Gibbs, Carol 180 Gibear, Linda 79,198 Giles, Kathleen 135 Giles, Michael 201 Giles, Ronald 167 Gill, Constance 193 Gill, David 180 Gill, Paula 77 Gill, Richard 180 Gillespie, Patricia 80,81,86,180 Gilley, George 30,194,195 Gillis, Alan 198 Gilmer, Theresa 180 Girth, Carol n 82,135 Girth, Donald 135 Gischer, Ioanne 82,135 Gisher, Ron 180 Givens, Ronnie 135 Gladney, Barb 73,202 Gladney, Dorfothy 167 Gladney, lames 162 Gleckner, Pat 181 Gleich, Margie 198 Gleich, Michael 135 Gleichner, loe 201 Glodich, lack 167 Glodich, Sam 162 Gloeckner, Patricia 181 Godar, Dennis 73,196 Godat, Donna 162 Godina, Betty 194 Goetz, Robert 135 Goldsmith, Dale 195,196 Golightly, Lucinda 193 Good, Pamela 167 Goodrich, lefferey 202 Goodwin, Henry 181 Goodwin, lohnnie 181 Goodwin, Willie 163 Gordon, lim 195 Gordon, Kevin 192 Gordon, Kim 90,167 Gordon, Leornard 181 Gordon, Sally 135 Goree, Donald 181 Goss, Brenda 135 Gossett, Deborah 72,181 Gossett, Michael 114,196 Gottlieb, Robert 181 Gould, lanet 79,197 Gourley, lanice 167 Gowler, Rhonda 81,841,192 Gowler, Steve 167,62 Grant, Shirley 163 Graul, Vanessa 84,181 Graves, Cheryl 81,181 Gray, Doreen 198 Gray, Gwen 79 Gray, Karen 72,168 Gray, Marion 203 Gray, Richard 181 Gray, Rita 136 Gray, Sheila 136 Greathouse, Richard 181 Green, Calvin 108 Green, Catherine 168 Green, Deborah 181 Green, Edward 200 Green, Frank 181 Green, lanice 163 Green, Lavender 181 Green, Lecia 168 Green, Margaret 168 Green, Mark 200 Green, Sheila 200 Green, Tim 136 Green, Tom 136 Greene, William 181 Grdeno, Virginia 32,69 Greer, Bob 87,136 Greer, Donald 168 Greer, Nancy 136 Gregory, Norma 201 Griffin, Oscar 95 Griffin, Robert 168 Grimm, Debra 192 Groh, Linda 73 Groll, loan 199 Groll, Pat 181 Gross, Barbara 81,84,95,196 Gross, Marcia 86,181 Gross, Michael 136 Grosse, Donald 181 Grosse, Mike 191 Grossenheimer, Bill 181 Grove, Carolyn 73,192 Grove, Glenn 168,90 Grove, Margaret 163 Groves, Mrs. 44 Groves, Wanda Grunert, Kathleen 72,168 Gruenert, Nancy 181 2ll Guise, loe 33 Gullberg, Karen 32 Gulledge, lanet 72,80,81,168 Gulley, Melvin 181 Gum, H Haber Haber Monty 197 man, Donna 85,181 man, Gail 192 Hackman, Debra 181 Hacris, Lawrence 168 Haggett,Larr 90,168 Hagler, Ronald 190 Hahn, Marion 136 Hainline, Dave87,181 Hainline, Mr. 40 Halbert, Maria 196 Halbert, Sandra 84,181 Hale, Keith 181 Haley, Haley, Haley, Haley, Becky 63,H0,B6,87,136 larlis 73,81,192 Paula 181 Robert 168 Hall, Bob 181 Hall,lames168 Hall, Robin 181 Hall, S am 136 Hamilton, Steven 168, Hamlin, Edward 200 Hamm, Charles 8G,103,119,181 Hamm, Rick 85,136 Hamm, Ronald 168 Hammond, lames 103,181 Hammond, Mary 158 Hammond, Steve 195 Hamlfton, Vicky 137 Han , Ronald 181 Hankins, Sharon 181 Hannaford, Sonald 168 Hanner, Linda 181 Harde rl lackie 79 Hardin, loe 89,137 Hardin, Ronald 73 Harding, William 168 Hardman, Mike 168 Hargrove, Robert 84,196 Harmon, Melvin 137 Harmon, john 137 Harmon, Sandra 137 Harpe Harrel r, David 112,181 l, Margaret 181 Harris, Evelyn 137 Harris,Gary 85,137 Harris, Mitchell 168 Harris, Sheila 73,192 Harris, Harris, Harris Steven 181 Terry 79 Tonya 72 181 Harshfield, Craig 137 Harshfield, Lee 181 Hart, Donies 81,11B,119,168 Hart, Etheria161 Hart, lames 98,181 Hart, Peggy 181 Hart, Sandra 43,181 l, Mrs. 34 Hawkins, Cynthia 85,181 Hawkins, Diana 75,137 Hawthorne, Linda 73,196 Hawthorne, Sherman 168 Hayden, Mary 198 Hayes, Steven 62,168 Hays, Ricky 181 Haywood, lames 181 Haywood, Mike 100,110,114,118 Headtkemp, Linda 137 Heatherly, Elaine 45 Heatherly, Carolyn 41 Heath, james 168 Heath, Marie 181 Heiman, Cindy 201 Heine, David G2,63,137 Heine, Sharon 89,168 Heitman, Victor 181 Hellon, Kevin 100,114 Hellman, Mrs. 45 Helm, Beverly 137 Helm, Helen 138 Henneberryr james 72,168 Henneberry, james 72,168 Henneberry, Vickie 73,80,95,200 Henneman, Ricky 195 Hennessy, Kathleen 89,138 Hennessy, Maureen 201 Henry, james 81,138 Henry, Phillip 168 Hervey, Carolyn 181 Hessling, Beverly 181 Hessling, George 138 Hetzel, Elizabeth 62,138 Hicks, Shirley 181 Hicks, Renda 73,181 Higgins, Pamela 62,63,78,86,89,138 Hileman, Paul 24 Hill, Barbara 73,197 Hill, Miss 26 Hill, Daniel 106,108,168 Hill, Floyd 181 Hill, Gary 181 Hillyard, Stephen 168 Hinlke, Frances 181 Hinshaw, Brenda 168 Hinshaw, Debra 195 Hinson, Charles 117,138 Hirth, Ken 168 Hirth, Susan 81,181 Hodge, jim 168 Hodges, Brenda 138 Hodges, Larry 181 Hoffman, Alfonzo 191 Hoffman, Barry 168 Hoffman, janet 79 Holman, john 198 Holeman, Laura 79,194 Holzhauer, Steve 168 Hollingsworth 72,181 Hollyfield, Charles 168 Holmes, Mike 168 Holt, Carla 168 Holt, judy 138 Hoock, Steven 181 Hood, Miss 43 Hook, Charles 181 Hopewell, Mrs. 43 Hopkins, Mary 138 Hopmann, Dianna 81,168 Hosler, Sue 79,86,181 Hosna, Patricia 168 Hoss, Carolyn 181 Houseman, Mrs. 38 Houston, Mary 181 Howard, Ammonia 168 Howard, Gary 72,182 Howard, Michael 106,138 Howard, Tom 106,107,111,168 Hults, Arzetta 62,78,80,89,168 Hunt, Carol182 Hunt, Catherine 168 Hunt, Cynthia 80,182 Hunt, jackie 182 Hunt, john 168 Hunt, Liz 139 Hunt, Susan 73 Hunter, Bruce 97,98,106,139 Hunter, Gail 81,168 Hunter, Hunter, Hunter, Laura 168 Mike139 Mrs. 43 Huntley, Eileen 192 Hussey, Sandra 72,139 Hutchcraft, Donna 192 Hutson, Loren 98,182 Hutter, Thomas 168 Hutton, Larry 86,87,168 Hutton, Terry 168 Hyatt, Michael 72,182 Hych, Nellie 182 I Ice, jeannie 168 Illies, Kathy 198 lmhof, Don 182 Ingram, Ingram, Ingram, Debra 192 Francine 203 Lucius 168 Irby, Alan 168 Irby, Everett 196 Irvin, Th Ivy, Hatt j jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jackson, jaggers, eresa 87,182 ie 168 Bruce 62,97,98,104,139 Charlotte 72,182 Darlene 83,139 David 182,116 D'Ena 79,191 Dixie 62,168 Donna 37,198 Eunice 193 Franklin 105,182 Gloria 79,201 Patty 200 Patricia 72,79,81,168 Ricky 182 Steve 55,139 Charles 87,152 jamerson, Danny 182 james, Bessie 139 james, DeIoris168 jameson, Tinker 182 jefferey, Bruce 201 jeffrey, Sherran 168 jeffery, Thomas 182 jeffrey, Leonard 98,110,182 jenkins, Lee 182 jenkins, Peggy 139 jerome, judly 81,168 jestus, Davi 191,199 jestus, Gloria 72,168 jethroe, Lou Ellen 182 jobe, Lois 139 johns, Donald 168 johnson, Areatha 72,182 johnson, Bernice 177 johnson, Beck 87,169 johnson, Charles 169 johnson, David 98,118,182 johnson, Dennis 182 johnson, Dosha 90,139 johnson, Eatha 73 johson, Dave 95 johnson, Emma 139 johnson ,jean169 johnson, joseph 182 johnson, Lenroy 169 johnson, Mary 182 johnson , Roger 169 johnson, Sandy 193 johnson , Shirley 140 johnston, Roger 169 jolly, Shirley 169 jones, Brenda 200 jones, D ana 182 jones, Danny 140 212 jones, David 63,8-1,140 jones, Deborah 182 jones, Debra Ann 86,95,182 jones, Debra Kay 62,169 jones, Dennis 102,182 jones, Donald 169 jones, Harold 198 jones, janet 140,182 jones, jennifer 195 jones, jimmy 182 jones, jo Ellen 182 jones, joy 86,140 jones, Leslie 86,140 jones, Mary A. 90,140 jones. Mary K. 203 jones, Michael 182 jones, Mrs. 45 jones, Norman 195 jones, Patricia 169 jones, Peggy 79,198,85 jones, Primus 97,98,105,114,182 jones, Theresa 140 jordon, Robert 182 jordan, Sheila 182 joslin,janice169 joslin, Kitty 182,85 joyce, Brenda 79,201 julien, Miss 27 lung, Mr. 34 jungers, john 195 justice, Sheree 73 K Kalhorn, Terry 169 Kalinonski, Terry 84,169 Kaltenbach, Michael 169 Kammer, Mike 63,86,87,97,9B,140 Kammer, Steve 86,87,182 Kampmeyer, Louis 41 Kane, Beverly 191 Kane, Richard 182 Kssal,jeanne182 Kearney, Catherine 182 Kebr, Patricia 182 Keith, Cath 78,182 Keith, Cyntliia182 Kelley, Kenneth 169 Kelley, Lucilia 182 Kelly, Michael 112 Kennedy, Anita 182 Kennedy, Billy 169 Kennedy, Mrs. 30 Kennedy, Frank 27 Kennedy, Roy 41 Kennel, Nancy 140 Kennel, Sherrie 72,182 Kenney, james 140 Kentch, Chris 98,182 Kerperian, Anita 140 Kerperien, Gary 140 Kessler, Mr. 38 Kessler, Dale 97,98,112,113,115,141 Kessler, Deborah 80,182 Kharibian, judy 72,182 Kimble, Craig 84,197 Kinble, Linda 80,B5,182 Kinder, john 203 Kinder, Terry 169 King, Charler 203 King, Mary 169 Kinney, Barbara 169 Kinney, Gary 191 Kinsella, Mr. 31 Kinslow, Frank 62,169 Kinstler, Mr. 34 Kinzy, james 169 Kircher, Miss 32 Kirt, Linda 73 Kisk, Linda 89 Klein, Diane 52, 169 Klein, Gary 203 Kluthe, Roger 182 Knaup, Elizabeth 191 Knick, Barbara 182 Knowlton, Tiffney 169 Koebbe, lohn 169 Koehler, lohn 191 Koehler, Walter 83,141 Kohl, lohn 141 Kollack, Kenneth 98,114,182 Kollme er, Ruth 141 Kolwyck, Karen 183 Kolwyck, Patricia 141 Koonce, Alice 72,79,183 Koonce, Brenda 86,183 Koonce, Robert 191 Kopman, Mr. 35 Korbar, Diane 62,86,94,169 Kovach, lacqueline 183 Krack, Ernest 183 Kramer, Mark 85,169 Krekel, Sandy 79,80,183 Krekel, Susan 80,81,86,141 Kuhn, Mr. 36,100,105 Kukendall, Edward 83,141 Kyles, Bessie 183 L LaBerta, Linda 141 LaBerta, Nancy 90,169 Labuda, Mrs. 32 LaCroix, Betty 65,77,78,141 LaForge, Pamela 62,90,141 Laforge, Victoria 183 Lalk, Allen 183 Landfried, Kevin 183 Lands, Linda 83,141 Lane, Lloyd 141 Lane, Mrs. 34 Lanius, Deborah 62,81,85,94,170 Lanius, joe 84,196 LaRee, Christine 183 Larkin, Patricia 70 Larson, David 193 Latchem, Jack 103,110,183 Latner, Iames 72,183 Lana, Rick 84,195 Lattina, Alan 103,110,183 Lauderdale, joseph 142 Lauer, June 81,170 Lauer, Laura 170 Lauman, Pete 141 Lauther, Keith 183 Lawrence, Cynthia 62,81,141 Lawrence, Douglas 170 Lawrence, Given 194 Lawson, Donna 170 Laxton, Tony 183 Leach, Ruth 170 Led better, Susan 81,84,142 Ledell, Curt 183 Lee, Earl 25,102,103 Leeling, Debby 199 Lehman, Karen 32 Lehnhoff, Thomas 183 Leible, Kathleen 183 Lenn, Keany 183 Lentz, Rhonda 195 Lentz, Stephen 114, 183 Leonard, Patrick 87,98,114,183 Lepper, Geraldine 170 Leslie, Lee 192 Lewis, Gregory 183 Lewis, Pat 73 Liddell, Curtis a4,9s,1a3 Liddell, Ethel 183 Liddell, George 183 Liddle, Sherry 73 Lillico, An elo 183 Lingle, Deira 86,170 Lipe, Danny 200 Lipe, Dennis 103,114,183 Lippert, lames 170 Lively, William 196 LiVigni, lose h 142 LiVigni, MarE1B3 Lloyd, George 97,170 Lock, Charles 195 Lock, Dennis 85,97,170 Lock, lerome 183 Lock, Richard 142 Lock, Stanley 85,142 Locke, Bill 170 Lockett, Monquincie 170 Lockhart, Harry 183 Loggins, lohn 183 Loggins, Lora 73,183 Long, Robin 196 Lopez, John 183 Lovett, Dorsey 170 Lott, William 142 Lourwood, Richard 73 Lourwood, Robert 73 Lovins, Ricky 183 Lowe, Glen 112,170 Lowe, Sheryl 72,183 Loyd, ludith 72,170 Loyd, Sandy 170 Lucas, lerry 183 Luna, Catarino183 Lukelahr, Cynthia 183 Lunsford, Harold 183 Luster, Eugene 170 Luster, Kerry 106,170 Luster, Nadine 194 Luster, Rhonda 190 Luster, Sandra 170 Luster, Sheila 73,80 Lutker, Gregory 142 Luttrell, Dennis 183 Luttrell, William 142 Lybarger, Deborah 170 Lynch, Cheryl 183 Lynch, Connie 203 Lynch, limmy 183 Lynch, Linda 170 Lynch, Marcia 142 Lynch, Rodney 183 Lynch, Tim 170 Lynn, Charles 183 Lysinger, lames 195 M Mach, Gary 103,197 Madden, Edna 191 Magg, Terry 170 Magarian, Alan 39 Magovirk, Kenneth 194 MacMillan, Helen 79,203 Mackley, Charles 183 Macon, Calvin L, 170 Maine, Eddie 203 Malaschak, David 183,81,86,87,103 Malaschak, Garry 44 Malaschak, Michael 142 Mallery, Ken 203 Mallery, William 170 Mallory, Tony 103,105 Malmherg, David 183 Malmherg, Karin 143 Malmberg, Peggy 192 Malone, Larry 40 Maloney, Daniel 188 Manning, Fred 143 2l3 Manning, Linda D, 183 Manring, Carolyn 143 Mantz, Darlene 143,83 Mantz, Kenneth 183 Mantz, Sandra 170 Mardirosian, Dennis 170 Mardirosian, lettie L.183 Marfio, lanet 143 Marfio, Susan 90,170 Margetis, Pete 93 Maricic, Mike 201 Marion, Martin 191 Marks, Tom 143 Marley, Charles W. lr. 98,183 Marlow, Denny 194 Marlow, Harold 170 Marlow, lohnie 79,170 Marshall, Dinah 143 Martin, Debbie 191 Martin, lolene 183 Martin, Karen Zell 143 Martin, Mike 62,63,79,143 Martin, Ricky 195 Martin, Vicki Ann 62,217,170 Martin, Viclzy 195 Marty, Davi 170 Marty, Mike 201 Mask, lames 200 Massey, Diane 143 Massey, Randall 143 Maston, Carolyn 178 Matecki, Gary183 Mathison, Kieth 183,105 Matlock, Carolyn 143 Matlock, Sharon 201 Matsel, Martha 31 Matt, lacqueline 170 Maue, Linda Ann 170 Mauer, Michael 192 May, Marcus 200 May, Gloria 27 Mayberry, Kenneth 144,62 Mayberry, Cheryl 144 Mays, Patricia 39 Mayo, David 170 Mayville, Michael 9B,110,1 12,114 Mayville, Scheryl 86,144 Mayville, Tony 197 McAtee, Mike 200 McAlee, Robert 183 McBride, Colleen M.183 McBride, Ferdinand 144 McBride, Ken 36,S6,110 McClain, Earline 183 McClain, Mildred 170 McClain, Mollie 144 McClelland, Karen 184 Mcfllenahan, Kelly 170 McCloud, Theresa 170 McCluskey, Brian 202 McCluskey, Patricia 144 McCollom, Martin 183 McCommis, lim 201 McConnell, Cora Mae 44 McCool, George M. 102,119,179 McCreary, Terry, 170 McCrillis, Mike 184 McDonald, Paul 42 McDonnell, Vicky 144 McEIli ott, Fat196 Mcliacfden, Paul 203 McFarland, Mrs. 44 McGillis, Kathy 184 McGillis, Maureen 73,81,200 McGinnis, Don 195 McGinnis, Kevin 190 McGinnis, Tim 103,184 McGrew, Cynthia 87 McGrew, Steve 144 McGuire, Barbara 62,82,144 McGuire , Fred M. 184 McGuire, Matrick, 165 Mclntosh, Dixie 72,95,189 Mclntosh, 144 Mclntyre, Billy 98,114,184 Mclntyre, Robert 170 McKenny, Curtis 52,144 McLain, Peggy 73 Melvadeen 53,78,81,89,94, Mokriadow, Irene 87,146 Molone, Mr. 201 Monroe, Carl 146 Montgomery, Charlene 201 Montine, Sue 200 Moon, Mary 190 Mooney, Pamela 189 Moravec, Francis 170 Moravec, joe 81,146 Moore, Mrs. 34 Morgan, Freddie 72,97,112,170 Morgan, Mark 184 McMahon, Lowell 203 McManus, Debbie 165 McMillan, Helen 95 McMurry,lill170 McMurray, Steve 196 MCNelly, Mark 184 McSellers, Daniel 72,184 McShane, Kathy 81,95,184 McShane, Marcina 165 Meadows, Norman 184 Mealer, Patricia 144 Mecalo, john 203 Meehan, Mike 201 Meinders, Marilyn 81,170 Meinders, William 192 Meler, jimmy 145 Melton, james 184 Menthrup, Miss 42 Meppiel, james 145 Mercer, Connie 145 Mercer, james 145 Mercer, Mark 195 Mergen, Kathy 191 Merryman, Pat 76,86,145 Morr, Dave 170 Morr, Sue 203 Morris Morris , Betty 170 , Debra 170 Morris, Denise 194 Morris, Keith 184 Morris, Sherry 65,192,195 Morris, Theresa 146 Mosbacher, Mary 81,72,184 Mosblech, Paul 86,170 Nichols, loyce 171 Nicholson, Earl 98,84,185 Nicholson, Kay 185 Niederhoffer, Brenda 185 Niederhoffer, Gwen 200 Nolden, Karen 171 Nolden, Ken103,196 Norman, lesse 171 Norman, Mary 147 Norman, Pamela 185 Norris, joseph 171 Northcutt, Debra 188 Norton, Mrs. 45 Norton, Mr. 35,69 Nuckles, Rita 185 Nuckles, Vicky 54,80,84,171 Nugent, Charles 171 Nunley, Bertha 171 Nungy, Harold 97,239,147 O'8annon, Ekkie171 O'Bannon, Sulbrana 115,185 Mitchell, Mers, Kenneth 184 Mers, Lynn 145 Metcalfe, Elizabeth 170 Meyer, lames 145 Meyer, N ick 145 Meyer, Ronald 97,170 Meyer, Ronnie 145 Me er, C huck 184 Midydleton, james 72,184 Millati, D Millati, D ebra 184 iana 194 Miller, Bonnie 184 Miller, Cl ark 112,113,146 Miller, Diane 146 Miller, Diana 184 Miller, Georgia 7Z,80,81 Miller, jo hn 184 Miller, judith 72,80,81,184 Miner, M ike 184,103 Miller, Ricky 190 Miller, Sheila 62,81,86,170 Miller, Stephen 104 Mills, Bar Mills,joh bara 198 n 196 ,MiIsrer, jackie 184 Milster, Marty 146 Minteet, Glenda 184 Mirgaux, Mirgaux, Debra 145 Harvey 184 Mispagel, Roger 184 Mitchell, Mitchell, Barbara 184 Bernard 170 Mitchell, Emory 110 Mitchell, Gary 184 Mitchell, jeraldine 184 Mitchell, Lloyd 72 Mitchell, Mike 145 Mitchell, Radina 192 Sharon 192 Moskop, Terry 184 Mosley, Carolyn 170 Mosley, Matthew 190 Moaw y, Diann 146 Moss, Charles ?5,57,110 Moss, Dennise 191 Moss, Linda 146 Moyer, Paula 146 Mudd, Arthur 184 Mudd, Diane 146 Mudd, Gary170 Mudd, lill 184 Muehlanduck, Paul 184 Mues, Bill 192 Mulherin, Dave 62,63,102,103,106,108, 146 Murphy, Gloria 73,195 Murphy, janet 147 Murphy, Mike 170 Murphy, Norma 166 Murphy, Robert 184 Murray, Donna 170 Murray, Gary 202 Muskopl, Karen 166 Muskop, Terry 104 Musskopff, Keith 193,200 Myer, Chris 191 Myer, Francis C. 24 Myer, Neil 90,62,63,147 Myer, Paul 110,192 Myer, Ricky 62,170 Myers, Ernest 147 Myrrell, Carloly 73 N Narez, Greg 147 Narez, Randall 184 Natoli, John 110,184 Neace, Cindy 184 Neace, Nancy 147 Neckermann, Ricky 184 Needham, LaDonna 184 Neel, Mrs. 26,82 Neel, Ginny 86,147 Nelson, Dennis 147 Nelson, Mrs. 41 Nelson, Lois 184 Nenninger, Barbara 189 Nenninger, Mike 147 Neverstich, Mr. 36,98 Newell, john 171 Newsome, Colette 200 Newsome, Gloria 72,147 Newsome, Lenora 147 O'Barr, Frank 185 Obermark, Mrs. 44 Obermark, Donna 84,171 O'8rien, Donna 147 O'8rien, Richard 171 O'Connor, john 112,113,148 O'Connor, Kathleen 185 o'oen, Odom, Odom, Mitchell 148 Donald 195 Martha 62,79,80,84,171 Odom, Stanley 24 Odom, Ogden, Ogiluie Vickie 185 Sharon 148 , Laura 52,63,78,'l4B Mitchell, Terry 145,197 Mobley, Earl 106,111,170 Moeller, Bob 72,200 Newton, Mr, Z7 Nichols, jerry 171 Nichols, john 192 2l4 Ogletree, Loretta 82,148 O'Guinn, Deane 186 O'Guinn, Marilyn 54,194 O'Guinn, Steve 171 Oliver, Terry 185 Orzeck, janis 81,54,171 Orzeck, Pam 191 Osia, Dennis 195 Osia, Mr. 31 Oswalt, Mrs. 27 Overton, Donna 148 Ovrturf, Danny 185 Owens, Shelia 185 Oxendine, Brad 44 P Page, Claude 185 Parker, Diane 201 Parker, Gin er 185 Parker, Miclsael 171 Parker, Terry 171 Parsons, jeanie 171 Parsons, Kim 79,84,196 Paschke, Charlotte 81,510,148 Paschke, Charles 185 Paschke, Tim 171 Pashia, Willian171 Patterson, Gayle 192 Patterson, Harley 185 Paul, joann 197 Paul, Mike 196 Pearl, Barbara 185 Pearson, Kim 79 Pelc, Sharon 35 Penno, janice 192 Pennock, Barbara 148 Pennock, Bill 185 Pennock, Dennis 103,110,190 Pennock, William 185 Penny, Bruce 192 Penrod, Kathy 148 Penrod, Sandra 185 Pentecost, Dorothy 200 Perkey, William 171 Perkins, Carmen 171 Perkins, Cheryl 185 Perko, Diane 201 Perko, Ken 63,62,148 Perko, Laura 84,196 Perry, David 171 Perschbacher, George 24 Perschbacher, Sharon 95,185 Peskar, Cathy 81,202 Peters, Carolyn 62,171 Peters, Dennis 97,112,171,84 Peters, Mrs. 45 Peterson, Billy 62,84,171 Peterson, Gary 148 Peterson, Mary 87,171 Peterson, Patti 148 Peyton, Linda 72,185 Phelps, Edward 171 Phelps, Vickie 185 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Philpot, Debra 80,185 lames 172 Gary 149 lane 149 lohn 62,63,79,149 Kathy 149 Leslie 191,192 Peggy 149 Susan 149 Phinney, Danny'98,114,185 Pheonix, losep 172 Piazza, Attell 44 Piazza, Linda 172 Pickering, Ken 87,97,172 Pickett, Mike 172 Pierce, Debra 86,149 Pierce, Fred 172 Pierce, Hantz 185 Pierce, Mokita 198 Piersol, Susan 185 Pinsker, Diane 62,172 Pinsker, Linda 193 Pinta, David 149 Pinta, lames 185 Plake, Kenny 97,106,185 Pleimling, Chuck 149 Plummer, lim 149 Pohle, Denise 185 Pohle, Melvin 195 Poole, lames 189 Poole, lanet 172 Poole, Rebecca 149 Poirot, Iudy 185 Poirot, Sally 172 Polson, Suzanne 185 Portell, Pamela 81,149 Portwood, Debra 197 POSIDI11 Wayne 98,114,185 Powell, Danny 105,172 Powell, Norman 185 Powell, Rhonda 150 Powell, Sandra 172 Powell, Thomas 62,150 Pratt, Clifford 172 Prescott,lonathan 172 Prescott, Ruth 73, 196 Presley, Rhonda 191 Presson, Michael 78,150 Presson, Tony 185 Preston, Charles 150 Pribble, Sue 172 Prince, lanise 72,79,150 Prince, Kevin 98,185 Probert, Karen 150 Prosise, James 150 Pruitt, Elaine 73,197 Pruitt, Lorraine 150 Pruitt, William 172 Purcell, Tclm15O Pyle, Michael 193 Q Quaine. Blanche 172 Quain, Kathy 185 Quarles, Patricia 73 R Rachels, lere 81,185 Rachell, Sherrie 78,150 Ragain, Roger 185 Raines, Byron 83,150 Ramsey, Orville 172 Ramsey, Sue 150 Range, Donna 52,94,140,1S1 Range, Michael 185 Range, Ralph 185 Range, Mr. 34,62,63 Range, Thomas 172 Rapert, Cathy 185 Ratliffe, Lloyd 151 Ratterman, Deborah 151 Raymond, Shawn 80,87,185 Raynes, Christopher 151 Reagan, Myra 73 Rector, Miss 37 Redden, Mark 151 Reed, Lanny 172 Reed, Sandra 151 Reeder, David 73,81 Reich, Pamela 151 Reich, Waldo 151 Reis, Mike 151 Reisinger, Kathleen 151 Reiser, Edward 185 Reith, William 151 Relford, Patricia 43,79,152 Reslorr, lane 152 Restoff, Rita 185 Rheinhardt,lerry151 Rich, Rodney 172 Rich, Walter 85,152 Richardson, loe 111,106,152 Richmond, Michael 185 Ridgeway, Donna 62,172 Riecks, Victoria 54,185 Riggins, Cynthia 185 Riley, loe 69,152 Rivet, Linda 78,90,172 Robert, Sandra 152 Robert, Sandra Lee 172 Roberts, Katherine 172 Roberts, ludith 185 Roberts, Mickie 185 Roberts, Sharon 72,152 Robertson, Donna 73 Robertson, lohn 110 Robertson, Larry 98,118,185 Robertson, Richard 185 Robinelt, Carla 185 Robinson, Bonds 172 Robinson, Charles 172 Robinson, Diane 73 Robinson, lonathon 98,185 Robinson, Kenneth 172 Robinson, Richard 173 Robinson, Shirley 72,173 Robinson, Susan 86,152 Rodemich, Mr. 24,75 Roderick, Dennis 72 Rodgers, Ginger 185 Rodgers, loyce 168 Rodgers, Trudy 185 Roedl, Catherine 173 Roedl, lim 152 Roedl, Patricia 185 Roeper, Steven 173 Rogers, Alma 152 Rogers, Charles 152 215 Rogers, Clarabel185 Rogers, Daniel 173 Rogers, limrnie 152 Rogers, Lois 153 Roland, David 123 Romero, Richard 173 Rosa, Gina 73,95 Rosa, Vicki 80,81,86,173 Rosenberger, Ellen 73 Rosenberger,lanet173 Rosenkranz, lohn 153 Rosendranz, Lloyd 168 Rosselot, Tom 153 Rousan, Cathy 73 Roy, Linda 80,231,173 Royal,1oAnn 86,185 Royal, Mrs. 45 Rudd, Michael 186 Rubottom, Mike 153 Runduist, lane 173 Ru ndquist, Linda 186 Runge, Matilda 173 Rushing, Raymond 173 Rutledge, Kathleen 86,186 Rutledge, Pamela 186 Ryan, Vickie 153 Rybacki, Pamela 153 S Sadowski, Mrs. 45 Samlsason, Terrell 83,153 San ers, Billy 184 Sanders, Marsha 186 Sanderson, Melvin 173 Sands, William 173 Sangar, Danny 186 Sapaw, Richard 202 Satterwhite, Darlene 153 Satterwhite, Sue 186 Saucier, Laverne 173 Sauget, Jean 191 Sauget, Michele 173 Sawyer, Patricia 199 Sawyer, Sharon 191 Scantlin, Pamela 72,79,80,186 Schackelford, Donna 191 Schaperkotter, Linda 72,153 Sh afer, Kathy 186 Schaub, Mike 195 Scheible,loe173 Schenk, lanice 193 Schiller, Kevin 186 Schillinger, Fred 186 Schillinger, Laurie 200 Schlack, Kathy 196 Schlitter, Ricky 196 Schmedling, Priscilla 62,81 ,86, Schmidt, Deborah 186 Schmidt, Diane 153 Schmidt, Michael 78,186 Schneidwind, Karen 62,153 Schmittling Mrs. 34 Schneeberger, Edward 168 Schneeberger, lohn 155 Schneider, Barbara 87,173 Scholher, lohn 203 Scholz, Paul 39 Scramm, Sue 193 Schreiber, Vickie 173 Scroeder, Robbie 201 Schroeder, Albert 173 Schroeder, David 173 Schroeder, Dale 186 Schuck, Pat 173 Schrum, Cheryl 203 Schrum, Melinda 202 Schrum, Bill 173 Schuck, Laurie 168 Schultz, A 53 173 Schwartz, Cheryl 73 Schwartz, Elizabeth 41 Schwartz, Patrick 34,56 Schwepker, Deborah 154 Scott, lanet 173 Scott, Michael 87,98,114,186 scott, Steven 97,99,112,113,154 Scroggins, Alan 186 Scroggins, Danny 65,194 Scroggins, David 72 Scroggins, Harry 154 Scronce, Pamela 154 Scruggs, Denise 186 Seal, Gloria 159 Seats, David 191 Seats, Richard 186,87 Seawright, loan 173 Sebastian, loe 194 Seeley, Theresa 197 Severs, Marilyn 81,90,91,154 Shanelyn, Lydell 95 Schackleford, Gary 62,154 Shaner, Bonnie 186 Shaner, Betty 154 Shaner, Melanie 186 Shaney, Tracy 197 Sharp, Karen 185 Sharp, Michael 100,105,194 Shaw, Amber 186 Shellenbery 186 Shepard, Rita 186 Shepard, Betty 188 Sheppard, Mary 200 Sherman, lames 173 Sherrod, lerry 186 Shinn, Deborah 62,85,173 Shipp, Danny 173 Shipp, Stan 203 Shotwell, lohn 97,99,117,154 Shreve, Deborah 187 Shreve, Kenneth 154 Shroyer, lacqueline 187 Schuk, Laurie 154 Siadak, Christine 173 Siadek, Beborah 187 Siadek, Steven 62,63,154 Sickles,Iudy187 Siemer, Debbie 196 Siemer, Ricky 155 Sills, Billlr. 173 Simeral, David 187 Simeral, Kenneth 155 Similey, aiu 155 Simmons, Florice 187 Simms, Richard 173 Simo, Terry 193 Simpson, Robert 40 Sinkiewicz, Richard 201 Sitzes, Barbara 196 Sitzes, David S1,72,86,105,155 Sitzes, Debbie 85,197 Sively, Deborah 81,173 Sively, Sandy 200 Skipper, Michael 85,155 Skipper, Patti 73,79,200 Slater, John 35 Sloss, Terry 173 Sluder, Edward 25 Small, Donna 86,187 Small, Geor ia 203 Small, Chuck 193 Smart Smith Smith , lanice 173 , Mrs. 44 Bruce 77 15S Smith, Carol 83,155 Smith, Dan 173 Smith, Deborah 173 Smith, Deborah 0.155 Smith, Dennis 173 Smith, Gary 155 Smith, Gene 196 Smith, james 187 Smith, lessie 24 Smith, ludith 86,187 Smith, Karen 81,132,155 Smith, Kenneth 187 Smith, Linda 80 Smith, Mary 78,81 Smith, Michael 155 Smith, Robert 83,156 Smith, Roger 187 Smith, Sharon 155 Smith, Susan 187 Smith, Tina 79,198 Smilhson, lanis 203 Smoot, Sharon 72,156 Smothers, Donna 79,173 Snow, Ronald 114,187 Snow, Steve 62,75,156 Snyder, Michael 62,105,173,187 Soeder, Michael 114,200 Souder, Brenda 79 South, Keith, 85,118,194 Sparks, Brenda 187 Spangenberg, lan 173 Sparks, Roberta 173 Sparn, Arthur 173 Spears, Kristi 73,200 Spirk, George 44 Springfield, Milton 156 Spisalt, Ken 173 Sronce, Debra 173,81 Scronce, Kathy 187 Stacy! Carla 72,187 Stae el, Terry 85,103 Staley, Robert 187 Stalworth, Erline 27 Stanford, Iris 114,195 Stanford, Sheila 187 Starr, Charles 110,187 Staten, Janet 86,187 Staten, Laurie 89,173,181 Stearnes, Carl 44 Stefanski, Linda 156 Stefanski, Nancy 192 Steiger, Dean 187 Steinhardt, Robert 173 Steinhardr, Robin 193 Steinmetz, Dale 62,156 Steinmetz, Glenn 187 Stengel, Donald 187 Sten el, Pamela 156 Stephens, Beverl 173 Stephens, Rhonda 190 Stephens, Michele 87 Stevens, Douglas 83,156 Stevenson, Dianna 173 Stevenson, Pearlie 194 Steward, Eugene 187 Stewart, Donald 195 Stewart, Linda 81,134,156 Stewart, Michelle 85,173 Stewart, Roy 187 Stokes, Gary 197 Stokes, Harvey 187 Stokes, Teddie 84,173 Stone, Terry 173 Stone, Hershel187 Stout, Geraldine 187 Stout, Spencer 103,118,187 Stratman, Darryl 173 Straughn, john 112,113,156 Stray7horn, Rhonda 86,187 Stre , Donna 198 Stripe, Linda 173 Strobel, Brenda 157 2l6 Slroder, Patrick 194 Stroup, Vickie 187 Stuart, Tawana 193 Stuckey, Clifford 157 Stucltey, Norman 73,110,195 Stueber, Kathryn 173 Stuecken, Carol 170 Suchman, Dennie 73 Sullins, David 187 Sullo, Claudia 157 Summers, Angela 193 Summer, Gerald 98,187 Sumner, lanis 72,157 Sumoslti, Daniel 173 Sumpter, Ovie 203 Suter, Paula 187 Sutton, Steve 99,112,113,1S7 Switzer, Alice 79,198 Switzer, Lawrence 72,81,173 Sydow, David 201 Sydo1yv, Paul 173 Taft, Ronald 103,118,196 Tankersley. Karen 187 Tarrant, Dennis 86,173 Tarrant, Tim 187 Tate, Michael 187 Tauchert, Peggy 157 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Bobby 187 Charles 79,105,173 Debbie 157 Taylor, Frank 200 Taylor, Larry 39,58,97,105 Taylor, Mary 157 Taylor, Michael 201 Taylor, Patricia 35,86,173 Taylor, Robert 56,83,99,157 Taylor, Stanley 194 Tayon, Teason lenness173 , Cathy 81,173 Thomas, Qeverly 72,174 Thomas, Deatrice 72,174 Thomas, Delores 187 Thomas, Felecia 79,193 Thomas , George 100,114,203, Thomas, Paul 190 Thomas, Ronald 174 Thomas, Ruth 34 Thomas, Yevetta157 Thompson, Cynthia 84,174 Thompson, Herman 193 Thornton, Rodney 174 Thrasher, Brenda 187 Thrasher, Carol 157 Thrasher, Michael 201 Ticer, Kathy 72,187 Tieman, Sharon 187 Tinker, Dave 187 Titley, Diane 158 Tiepelman, Stephen 174 Tinnln, Rudy 187 Todd, Stuart 191 Tolbird, lames 174 Tolbird, Sandra 190 Tolin, Rodger 197 Tolliver, Elizabeth 158 Tomlinson, Connie 187 Tomlinson, Sandra 72,174 Tompkins, Gary 158 Toon, Sheila 73,187 ropp, Mr. 39 Touchette, Elizabeth 174 Touchette, Ronald 158 Towler, Ronald 187 Towne, Iudy 187 85 Towne, Ronald 100,110,114,118,203 Townsend, lames 158 Townsend, Terri 195 whale Trader, Jeanette 174 Traiteur, Kenny 187 Traiteur, Thomas 187 Trask, Mrs. 44 Trepka, Kevin 87,174 Trost, Mary 187 Trost, Steven 169 Truran, james 25,68,97,101,166 Truran, Mike 73,14,194 Tuberville, Dwight 187 Tuggle, Beverly 86,87,158 Tullock, jimmy 185 Turner, Cathy 203 Turner, Cheryl 79,86 Turner, Philip 158 Turner, Susan 174 Twigg, Barbara 73, 196 Twigg, Martha 158 Twigg, Theresa 174 TylebGary 187 Underhill, Don 98,118,187 Underhill, jim 105 Underwood, Betty 158 Underwood, Ralph 174 Underwood, Susan 188 Ungerman, Thomas 188 Un and, Michelle 188 Upchurch, Pamela 52,158,84 Utley. janet 158 UtIeYflerry174 V Vahey, loseph 72,174 Van Bergen, Mark 194 VanDamme, Douglas 174 Vandever, Geraldine 62,82,159 Vandever, Leonard 188 Vandever, Ross 174 Varner, Gail 81,174 Walls, Mary 174 Waln, Devorah 188 Waln, Pamela 159 Walters, Deborah 174 Walther, Elizabeth 188 Wampler, Mrs. 35 Wann, Ricky 159 Ward, Linda 174 Ward, Terry 159 Watkins, johnny 160 Watson, Denise 188 Watson, Patrick 84,195 Wayland, Larry 160 Watterson, Donna 174 Wayne, Dave 195 Weatherford, Lesley 188 Weber, Christine 160 Weber, Franic 98,188 Weber, Robert 188 Weber, Steven 194 Webster, Prentiss 103,116,119,'l60 Wegrzyn, Curtis 160 Wegrzyn, Therese 198 Weimer, Sheila 81,160 Weitzel, Laurie 62,174 Wellman, Dewayne 174 Williams, Pamela 174 Williams, Robert 161 Williams, Terry 188 Williams, Wayne 174 Williams, Wilma 195 Wills, Carolyn 198 Wills, Leroy 180 Wills, Melvin 106,107,174 Wilson, Connie 174 Wilson, Delores 62,174 Wilson, jack 188 Wilson, Larry 188 Wilson, Roger 161 Wiley, Eddie 195 Winn, Diane 86,188 Winn, Winn, Debbie 79 Daren 73,194 Winn, Terry 75,78,86,161 Winstead, Deborah 84,161 Wells, Mike 188 Wells, Sharon 188 Werner Werner , john 188 ,Thomas 174 Wesson, Don 77,78,116,160 Westbrook, Mr. 25,74,101,97,112,115 Weston , Dorothy 160 Weston, jodith 174 Weston, Patricia 188 , Eu enejr. 160 White: Verbeke Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Brinda 82,83,1S9 Cathy 79,198 Danny 82,159 David 188,84 Edgar 195 Linda 174 Pamela 188 Venable, Dennis 189,84 Venable, , Kathleen 159 Dorothy 87,159 Y S Whaley, Larry 203 Wheeler, Barron 195 Wheeler, Carolyn 174 Whelan, Mary 193 Whelchel, Carolyn 171 Whitaker, janet 87,174 Winters, Sadie 188 Witcher, Delores 188 Wilt, Brenda 188 Wnuk, Ronald 174 Wolf, Ronald 174 Wood, joe 193 Wood, Kathleen 191 Woodrome, Gilbert 174 Wood rome, joan ne 82,161 Woodside, Betty 72,174 Woodside, Dennis 193 Woodside, lohn 174 Woodward, Mr. 40 Woody, Dorothy 174 Wooley, Ronald 171 Wooley, Sandra 174 Wooley, Sharon 161 Wren, janet 198 Wright, Barbara 161 Wuelling, Winnette 162 Wright, Byron 162 Wright, Charles 64,183 Wright, Cindy 73,195 Vernon, David 159 Vernon, Terry 72,174 Vice, Marilyn 73,79 Vincent, Mary 79,197 Teresa, Vinning 72,188 Vollert, Geor e 40, llfacultyj Vollinger, Baiara 31 Voris, Phyllis 190 W Wade, Betty 174 Waeltz, julia 188 Waeltz, Phillip 200 Wagner, Karen 73,80 Wagner, Kenneth 174 Wagner, Sandy 191 Wagner, Susan 72,174 Wagoner, Vicki 174 Wainwright, Sharon 159 Wakeley, Miss 34 Walker, Ricky 195 Walker, Terry 159 Walker, Thomas 54,97,174 Wallace, Mark 195 Waller, Donna 193 Waller, Sue 188 Waller, Teresa 195 Wallin, Mr. 31 Wallingford, Mary 159 Walls, Donna 174 White, Darlene 160 White, Debra 201 White, Dennis 181 White, White, White White, White, White, White, Diane 78,188 Donna 72,79,188 Ernest 100,202 joseph 174 Martha 188 Michael 160 Paul 188 Susan 160 Whitefield, Maloney 73,192 Whiteside, Alan 190 Whiting, George 174 WhitirlS,lames188 Whitmore, Pamela 188 Whittaker, jerry 174 Wietzel, Laurie 183 Wigger, Eric 85,174 Wiley, Eddie 98,110 Wiley, Roger 161 Wiley, Shirley 161 Wiley, Rual188 Wilhelm, jerry 161 Wilkerson, Mrs. 43 Wilkerson, Mr. 25,76,218,219 Willtin5,I0hn174 Williams, Billi 192 Williams, Clara 174 Williams, Emma 194 Williams, jack 188 Williams, jeanette 73,190 Williams, Larr 174 Williams, Linclh 188 Williams, Mary 161 Williams, Needom161 2l7 wright, corona 79,so,a1,19s Wright, Don174 Wright, Elyce 62,174 Wright, Pamela 80,81,188 Wright, Teresa 86,188 Wright, Ricky 174 Wuelling, Pam 45,191 Wunsch,Patti 80,86,'l88 Wyatt, Stephen 200 Wynn, Karen 194 Wynet, Deborah 162 Yates, Debra 188 Yearian, joyce 72,162 Yeornian, Everett 188 Young, Bettie 162 Young, Mary 162 Yount, Michael 100,110,202 Young, Pamela 188 Young, Mr. 33,76 Younker, Mr. 41 York, Georgeann188 Younger, Carol 86,162 Younger, Danny 174 Younger, jo 195 Yount, Michael 188 Yun? Mr. 76,85 Zahn, Denise 194 Zdroj, Christy 188 Zehnbauer, Barbara 62,63,85,162 Zehnbauer, Linda 84,188 Zierenberg, Emil 190 A man of pleasant smiles and kind words, Mr. Wilkerson finds a brief mo- ment to reflect on passing events. Yearbook Dedicated to Wilkerson The Cahochron staff and the student body join in the acknowledgement of Mr. joe Wil- kerson, principal of Cahokia Senior High School. In his first year as principal, Mr. Wil- kerson gave rise to many changes which im- proved academic conditions, as well as morale of the student body. He made himself avail- able to his fellow administrators, faculty, and students alike. ln working with everyone to- ward the betterment of C.H.S. as an educa- tional institution and as a place with a pleas- ant atmosphere in which to grow, he has, indeed earned our admiration. The yearbook staff of 1970 therefore dedicates this Caho- chron to Mr. joe Wilkerson. Never too busy to see a student, Mr. Wilkerson pauses to chat a moment, Mr. Wilkerson emphasizes a point. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkerson enjoy an anecdote at the C.H.S. A man Wh0 H5495 I0 keep in l0UCh. Mf- Wilkerson is S990 Honor Banquet. frequently about the corridors and grounds of C.H.S. X w A familiar sight is Mr. Wilkerson conversing with a parent on the phone and trying to keep up with stacks of paperwork, too, 219 We Acknowledge . . . Mr. james Combs, representative American Yearbook Company Mr. Carl Motchan, representative Rembrandt Photography Studios Mr. loe Wilkerson, principal Mr. Edward Sluder, administrative advisor Mr. lohn Bertram, advisor high school administrators, faculty and students who suffered countless interruptions from yearbook salesmen, staff members, and photographers. We are the staff-Gary Buatte, Mary Buckley, Laura Burnely, Bambi Dillon, Dave Feasel, Nathan Gardels, Kathy Hennessy, editor, Pam Higgins, loe Hardin, Sharon Heine, Arzetta Hults, Mebby Mclntosh, Laurie Staten, photographers-Phil Benne, Rick Davis, Rick Gaddy, loe Hardin, Special thanks to salesmen-Alf Anderson, Harry Buck, lo Carol Dennison, Kathy King, Spencer Stout. As we came to the end of the long road of headaches, trials, and tribulations that led to the completion of this year's Cahochron, we found that the finished product was well worth the effort. The amount we gained in responsibility, experience, and new friends gave us greater insights into our coming years of adulthood. We have attempted to depict, through our issue of the Cahochron, a profile of the events that made this year meaningful to us. We have gained through academic as well as extra-curricular activities. We have come to many meaningful experiences through our studies. 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