Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1966 volume:

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Administration. faculty. f'0UlWf'lt'Ul ft'Vtlf '- J 'l 'i'i 'fs ' 'i'il ' whether bv supervising school activities oi Nllllllllflllllgl our awareness ol our world and its opportunities, whether by providing EI listening ear or men-lv maintaining a conducive atmosphere lo education. cach of these groups sets the pace for Center life. ll S Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 The most important part of a school is the students. We. the Class of '66, the Class of ,67 and the Class of '68, supply the alert, witty, questioning, happy, sad, spirited minds which can only be described as us. .l.u.b.s. ............. . . tCenter's Loyal United g'Bee Societiesl Each organization through its own program enriches the Centerite in a special way. But although the many clubs diversify the Yellowjackets in one way, in another- by being Center clubs- they unify the student body. Culture ................ If not for our splendid Fine Arts department, the schedule at Center would, indeed, be less colorful. There is something to learn in each play presented, each melody sung, each oration delivered, each canvas studied. How wonderful to be able to enjoy them within the walls of our own school! Goings n ............ . . Energy that has been building up in the other areas of school life is finally released in the many activities at Center. From student government to student dances, from learning abroad to learning behind a department store counter, there is something going on for everyone. Competition ............ Where else can the fighting Yellowjacket symbol be better represented than on the playing field and in the stands? Football, cross country bas- ketball, wrestling, and track offer the competitive spirit that is the essence ot a proud Centerite. 4 MlDfC ills 5? 2255 SQ 1 W .Wife iii 5535 5?z??0fi? . .... .......,,, , , ,24 Q35 f ffff' -Q ig- PLATO? . ..... .......... 118 'J xx: .. 5,9 STUDENT comm, l ri-X . .................. 140 Q-:fe Q53 5256 'iff 2152 55? K 55-33259 44 ii, MP3, 5 'milmilwflmm Mm' 8 ,mm 1-1 ss 'ri 4 .QI 14 N 5 f ' wt 1 Q' . , A S N ...ua-.4.-f---4- ' ' x44 -+,-,:.:4 A f ' 'YK af! Q W .--,.-. W , M... v,,,, l fx xv-S , '55 ,QR -43, ,xl 8 -Q 'Q T' - - f - Wai- . V ,....,A.,,.,, H A 6 .ff-7 W1 R ffl. ff 5 ,. ,A , .A., ...,, M , ,Q A I ' . 14 .,. , . X ,, QP .. .,,.. ' I' 0 f,,,,UM N H V M wu...,,.. 1 -H-f -f-A S A QKKEAIQ Q33 flgijb Qi? L fywffaa-913 X25 , F? B X I FACULN if x 0 LL 9 7 ii fk U Ui 06 iffy!!! ZX N fx Qing? Q1 QV-F M ww KJ Z' A J X Q LAD! jx is c,f,O299Dyf, X J zrlig? Lx F ff In U 0 K7 'X f L QQ R J fn if? I ,N p infix gf fxj QQ F 8giirEX5iE wi 5 f ADX D0 Q EBVXTXCE KX SQQFEQQD HE Q gwfpgpix Sx X L XY, XTDKMCEK 5, fr S G L- Xgifiif' Ji C Cl F xx J L' D X ... A Lf LJUX ! w I , 1 l i 1 .gV,. V Administration Dr. Leroy Barrows Superintendent of Schools Donald Richmond Assistant Superintendent I Robert I Mor,-is tfhuiles Foralu-r I. 1 R. K it I i 1 .J. 4 . X Y . I Y x William UH Nr Ulrf-4-mr of Instruct-tion Dinrvtor of Buildings 84 tyroun Dirt-vtor of Personnf-I 11 I F We fimvw. XII'-. .lfviiri-vu. fwfllllw Jvvfs wr' l 'Wl 'i fiice Staff Doris Gustafson Secretary Larol Johnsen Secretary to the Principal Uffice Assistants Ove. 41 U, Ry Marv Ijiiiilwrt. Wlrsi iliisuifsfrn. Nam-y Vwisfx Dfifrs Hirws. Htwru Nh I Xli sfmfwry ,aan-wifi, David L. Looney, Director of Guidance The Guidance department at Center High serves as a valuable asset to the students. The purpose of the guidance and counseling service is to help the student help himself by as- sisting him with schedule conflicts, vocational planning. and educational plans. By helping the student in assessing his abilities, aptitudes, inter- ests. and educational needs, the Guidance depart- ment strives to help the student make the best possible use of his opportunities in planning for the Guidance Jeri Schreiber, Guidance Secretary future and establishing realistic goals. The Guid- ance office serves not only as an information center but also as a place where the student can go to receive assistance and understanding with his personal problems. Through their dedication in striving to aid the students, the guidance and counseling service has become one of the most important centers of our school. 'j 20535 5 6sxQ, Q Lois Wald.-n,cL.,tm,.1i...Q I 'Il 14 ' lomas Utlneal, t,ooi.,.-I.,,- guhll VER Angell, William K. Science B.S., Northwestern State College: M.S., Kansas State College Anderson, Roland C. Science BA., Ottawa Universityg M.A., University of Kansas Brockman, Sarah Language Arts HS., MA., Central Missouri Stale College 15 Arnall, Forest Family Relations, Sociology, Athletics B.S.E., Missouri Valley College: M.S.E., Central Missouri State College view-ff' J gurus it Carroll, Esther Business Education B.S., Central Missouri State College Chronister, john Vocal Music B.S., Central Missouri State College, M.S., Illinois Univ. Cunningham, Marne Library B.S.g Central Missouri State College: M.A., University of Missouri Brown, Wayne E. Speer-li, lfvononiicrs, History, lleliale BS., NIA., Central Missouri State College Burk, William Mathematics BA.. MA., MS., University of Missouri Dennis, Robert Business Education, Ath- X letics B.S.. NIA., Central Missouri State College ,ifmhl ' 1 ff. Clark, Lois ug, Nurse HN., Trinity Lutheran Hos- X... pital School of Nursing Coleman, Clarence C.O.E. B.S., M.A., Central Missouri State College 16 'Rf Freeland, David Special Education B.S., M.S., Central Missouri State College Fryer, Nancy Lee Business Education B.S., M.S., Central Missouri State College Gray, Herbert E. Mathematics Q A B.S., North Texas L2IllVfiFSll'frYl ' M.S., University oil Missouri Gregory, ,lan Business Education A B.S.E., M.A., Central Nils, souri State College Evans, David Business Educ-ation B.S.C., State University of lowa Foster, Shirley Home Economics B.S.E., University of Missouri Fullerton, Viola Library B.S., Texas Womenis University Catlin, Kaye Language Arts B.S.E., Henderson State Teachers College Henley, Emery Science, Mathematics BA.. MA., M.S.E., Univer- sity of Missouri Holmes, Theodore History B.S., Central Missouri State College Krekel, Robert History AB., University of Missouri Landes, Chester Language Arts, Dramatics B.S.li., Central Missouri State College: M.A., Univer- sity of Missouri at Kansas tlitv Harte-r, Sue Rose luiigliiagf' MTS HS. liiiwrsity ot' Kansas: XIX.. liiiixersity ot' Nlissouri at Kansas City Hayes, Max Physical lfzduffdllllll B.S., M.S., University of Kansas Holt, Sue Physical Education B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, University of Missouri Knopps, Jacob -l'. ..,., 18 Mathematics B.S., Wisconsin State College: M.S., Mankato State College Y' 'SSP TWV f-O Martin, Noel Driver Education, Athletics B.S.E., University of Nebraska Mohns, June Psychology, Contemporary Issues B.A., Pasadena College Ray, Virginia Home Economics BS., University of Missouri Roller, Lorene Appreciation of Literature, latin HS., Southeast Missouri State College: NIA., lfniver- sity of Nlissouri at Kansas flitv 1 'ii Lasswell, Luanne Language Arts, journalism HS., iowa State University: M.A., University of Missouri ,antigua f igygnff' ff W Q, , 19 Lee, Leon Industrial Arts, Electricity B.A., M.A., Central Missouri btate College Peter, Barbara French AB., University of Texasg M.A., University of Kansas Pringle, Robert Art Association in Science, Kansas City Junior College: B.A., University ol' Kansas ,455 1' r H t I 5 v 4 4 r t I 1 i 1 1 l I l 5 3' Shank, Cary American Covernment, History B.S., Kansas State Teachers College Sievers, Dale Language Arts, Spanish Th.B., B.A., Olivet Nazarene College Smith, Robert Physical Education B.S., University of Kansas Steiner, Edwin Science B.S., University of Missouri at Kansas City Scott, Nancy langlmge Arts fX.B,. ltnixersily ulilXaItS21S Scott, Wfilliam Spanish BNN., lfniversity of Missouri at Kansas City , 4. Smith, Claude Instrumental Music, Theory and Harmony B.M.E., Central Methodist College Smith, Lucille Business Education B.S., M.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College iv--31 -i f ' : V 4 A , , . 5,456 W QW 'ye . FZ' Q W St uri A V.: Unruh, Duane Physical Education B.S., M.S., University of Kan- sas Wilcoxon, Mackey Drafting B.S., M.S., Central Missouri State College 2. Byerley, Robert Art B.S., M.S., University of Mis- souri Cox, Joyce Geography. History BA.. Emory and Henry Col- legeg M.A.. Appalachian Stare Stow, Toni Language Arts. Publications A.B., Nebraska State Col- lege: LLB.. Creighton Uni- versity Sutor, Wlnlfred Physical Education A.B., M.S., Baker University Wills, E. J. Driver Education B.S., Northeast Missouri State College Bessenbacher, Bob History B.S., Rockhurst College 4 I 4 xxx xv? Cafeteria taff l v.,s E i X 1 X L to R: Rosemary Arnold, june Allee, Betty Adcock. Jo Shomin. Ber niece Brock, Virginia Bowmaster, Betty Hughes, Dorothy Holder, Thel ma DeFries, Mildred Ferguson, Clara Kienberger, Monnie Gibbs, Ther I esa Falcone, Dorothy Minniear l aintenance Staff WWWE v 5 y A ff, QQ U f ' ., if ,, xl , L 3 i rx , ' a i it I W L Q First Row: ll. to Rl Earl Coffee, Allen Boone, Earl Nelson. Second Row: Attrf-ll Cragg. William 'llhornas.R,N.5n1ith. 23 LP X ? NX fp I fq f if fa 322.5 2 MPX ,diff B N Q1 K? X P J I X W U Q! -X.,-4 Vx fwj V EQ QV QM-D A gjffggflii? XX27 .fdlii A QRS Q .3 RK? Qyx 1 gg mom Flaw 1 xy 479' SCl'li0l' Class 0ffiC6l'S! U4 i0 R7 Scott Trumbull, Presidentg Steve Fuller, Vice-President: Sylvia llampher, Secretary: Jeanne Smith, Treasurerg and Kristen Hansen, Member-at-Large. The graduating class of 1966 began their final year with the selection of class rings and a lively steak fry, which featured a new class song. Soon, however, everyone was settling down to study, especially in the senior courses of trig, psych, and socf, While some English classes discussed C.B.S., others slaved over the native's return, and still others giggled over the lines, Double, double toil and trouble: Fire burn, and caldron bubblef, Worry spread through the class and exclamations of Hyukw could be heard before and after the Ohio Psychological Tests and College Boards. A weekly gathering created victory posters throughout the year. Feelings were mixed as the senior class attended their last prom, em- barked on their senior trip, and walked down the graduation aisle climaxing many years of fun and hard work. 26 A Bar COE ,lam C Cl 12: I 11, 1 tain llgV l2,C v., Barbara Allen COE 12. Barbara Abernethy Choir 11. 12: Melody Maidens 11, 12: Mu- sic Contest 10, 113 Pep 10. 11: Spanish 10, 11: Musical 10, 11: Drill Team 11. 121 Homecoming At- tendant 103 Prom Princess 11: Home- coming Princess 12. Bob Alley French 10. 11: Key Club 11, 12. Pres 123 Student Council 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10. 11, 12: Track 10, lndoor Track 103 C Club 12: Class Pres. 10. Mark Adcock Basketball -Var- sity Manager 10. 11. 12-1-lead Manager 121 C Club 10. 11, 12. Janis Anderson Choir 121 Player's 58 1-2: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 11, Pep 10, 11, 12: Spanish 11. 123 Yearbook 12: Y Teens 12. Gabor Adler Medical 12: Sci- ence 12, Spanish 10. 12. 4 'Q--f-ae Football Team umber ne in Area Sherry Anson Q' 1--v James Bailey C Club 10, 11, 12: Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Cap- tain 12g Track 11, Wrestling 11, 12, Captain 11. -I CRA 10, French 11. Mark Arnold Concert Band 10,11, 12, Dance Band 10. 11, 12: Debate 10, 11, 12: French 11, 123 Latin 10, 11. Off. 11, Ranking on APSL 10,113 March- 10 Kathy Asel French 10, 11: Pep 10. 115 Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 11, 12. Co-Cap- tain 123 Home- Lmda Ballew At Southwestt lilllltlf 113 Music Contest 113 Pep 10g Musical 11. Ar l,Plllf'1 lilllblf 123 Nlclodx Nlfudens 12. Beth Baker Melody Maidens 123 Music Contest 10, 11:Spanish 10: Year- book 12. H 3447 ing Band 10, 11, 12, Music Contest 10, 113 NHS 11, 12: Na- tional Merit Finalist ,ludy Barsky French 10 11' FTA 10, Yearbook 12. David Ballantyne Chess 11, 12, Choir 11, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 10. 11,12:Mu' sic Contest 11: Mu- sical 11. coming Attend- ant 10, Snowball Attendant 11. Danny Beach WWW lndustrial Arts Paula Bieber Debate 111 Music Contest ll: Spanish 10. Y YT? Tom Beirne 4-Y ', 060 , 3'-Q45 Francie Blackmon Drama 10: Home Living 10: Spanish 10, 11, 12: Y Teens 10: Jamboree 10. Nick Bennett Drama 10. Players . .-If -. . Hier 1 Ve - o' 2: 'a ' Win Play 11, 12: Nlusieal 10, 12: Master Flee- .ian 10. Golf 12, C Club 11. Julie Blansett Choir 11: FTA 10, 111 Melody Maidens 12: National Honor Society 11. 12g Newspaper 12: 100 Girls 11, 12: Pep 10, 11: Spanish 10, 113 Musical 10. Rhonda Berger Art ll: CRA 10. 11. 12. offif-er ll: Pres. 12: T'1f6'YH,'ll 10. 11. 121 Y Teens 10. 11. wr-4, Don't Step on the Yellowjacket Ardine Boeger Choir 11. 12: Home Living 10: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 10. 11: Y Teens 103 Musical ll. if Mike Bosworth Art 111 COE 12. V Sharon Bradford Y Teens 10. 9. no-XC' T4 Marta Brockmeyer Drama 10, Player's 58 11, officer 113 Home Living 11, Pres. 11g YTeens 10. Sandi Brammeier Art 10, 113 CRA 10, 11, 12, Officer 123 Melody Maidens 123 Spanish 10, 11. 5 ,vw-1-9' Bob Brown Choir 12: Gentlemen Songsters 12: C Club 10, 11, 121 Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12: Bas- ketball 10g Track 10, 11, 123 Indoor Track 10. 11.12. Josh Brier Latin 103 Student Council 10, 11, 12, officer 123 Basket- ball 10, 11, 12g C Club. Phyllis Bowman CRA 10, 11: Choir 123 Home Living 10: Mel- ody Maidens 125 Music Contest 10g Pep 11, 12. Jane Brown At Lee's Suni- mit: Art 10: Speech 11. Lil lrrer Pep Stuc 10: - B Vars in Cl CRA Livin 10g 1 Sc i e Teen office El A 10. ir 11: iench 2: Y l. 6 is an ,111 Home . Mel- ns 123 3111651 , 12. DWI! Sum- 10: 1 . ,,.k, s .X Linda Burras French 10, 113 Pep 10, 11, 123 Student Council 103 Cheerleader -B Team 10, Varsity 11, 12. Donny Clemmons CRA 113 Home Living 123 Latin 10: Medical 123 Science 123 Y Teens 10, 11, 12, officer 10. in-u .lan Bruening ALS1,llll'l'4'Si1fli11HlI' Adele Carmen Choir 123 Player's 58 123 Music Contest 113 Pep 11: Spanish 103 Student Coun- cil 123 Drill Team 12, Newspaper 10. Q-3 ,lar-kie Cohen l 1i1,A II: 1V'lZN ll 12:1 lfwii- IJ l Mike Burton Concert Band 10.11, 12: Latin 10, 113 Ranking on APSL 11: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Music Contest 10, 113 Mu- sical 11. pfr- 5' gr- '7 jeff Cocayne f,OIll'f'1'1 Band 10: Marching Band 103 Football 10, 11. 123 be 4 Bill Buck Art 12: Architectur- al Design 123 Con- cert Band 10: Span- ish l0, 11. mf Mark Carlyle Chess 113 Drama 103 Latin 10, 11, 123 Ranking on APSL 10, 11: National Merit Finalist 123 Fall Play 12. .il , . A, '52 MQW ,. 'i ' in the Front Hall! ,, 3 Sharon Carter Home Living 10, 12. of 'fad' ,Ioyce Coleman Choir 113 Drama 10. P1ayer's 58 11: FTA 10: Home Living 10, 111 Music- Contest ll: Pep 10. 11: Y Teens 10, ll: Fall Play 113 Musical 10, 11112015 12. 'J t . .. J 1 ' f 1. x i i 4,5 . X ML,-Z Mike Bundy Yearbook 12. Dave Cochran Spanish 11.C.O1Ll2. Nl' X Vicki Clark Choir 123 Play- er's 58 123 Pep 103 Spanish 113 Y Teens 115 Mu- sical 101 Drill Team 12. Marilyn Collins Home Living 12 Pep ll. 2 Bob Corbett Key Club 11. 12. tiff. 12: Latin 10. 12. Pres. 10: APSL 10: NHS Il. 12: Newspa- per 12 - Etlfin- tlhiefi Spanish H1511 Pres. l22 Class YP. 10. Pres. ll: Boys State ll. Industrial Arts 111 ,lean Cukier Chess 11, 12, officer ll: Latin 10, 11, Pres. ll: Medival Seniors First Class to G0 All 'il Y? ,Iacki Damon At Southwest: Red Cross Club 10. if Latin 10, Rankmgon APSL 10: Student Cindy Davis Pep Club 101 Drill Team 12. Ke 'Na bo Sn 12 Lo P10 12 10. 101 11 CR Liv offi ish 10. ince flusic 11. Bill Dennis Roe 5 -Q27 ii..-f Brian Doty Key Club 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Spanish 10, 11, 12: Student Council 10, 114 Football 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 113 C Club 11, 12, officer 12. Fall Play ll: Track tcross countryt ll, 12: Wrestling 1 I, 12. Joel Dubin Steve Dicus Concert Band 10' Key Club 11, 12i Latin 10, off. 10: Marching Band 103 Music Contest 10: NHS 11, 12g News- paper 12: Spanish 11, 12, off. 12: Stu- dent Council 103 Basketball 10, 11, 12: Boys State 11. M Bill Duffey History 123 Latin 10, Kathy Doolan hu 11 Three Years at C.H.S. mas Play- , 12: Song- Fall y Win- g Mu- innis S8 ll Radio lay 11 14 qv'--up Shirley Eggleston CRA 113 Home Living 10, 11, officer 113 Span- ish 103 Y Teens 10. Kathy Dunn FTA 10. 11: Latin 10: Ranking on APSL 10: Music Contest 10, 11: Na- tional Honor Society 11, 123 Pep 10, 111 Spanish 11: Year- book 12. ri Rose Etiopia l'rench ll i Jeff Eisberg Latin 10, 11: Rank- ing on APSL 11 Music Contest 10 NHS 11, 12: Nation al Merit Finalist 12 Student Council 12 Yearbook 12. Ed.-in Chiei: Musical 10 Class Treas. 11. Mike Dunn Key Club 11, 12g Latin 10, officer 10, National Honor So- ciety 11, 12g Student Council 113 Year- book 12. 11: Newspaper 12: Science 11. Danna Eades French 10, 113 Home Living 10, 12: Music Con- test 10. Niki ,Io Evans Tim Ely Architectural De- sign 10g Cross Coun- try 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Indoor Track 10, 11, 121 C Club. L jim EVBHSIZCF Nledical 12. sy? ar 53 ii ,N f Harvey B. Ke off 12 AP ll, pe C1 11 CI Pl St James Flannery L, ,Q 4 At St. .lohn , Seminary: Pho- tography 11 Stage Crew, Win ter Play ll. Sterling Farber FTA 10: hey Club ll. 12: Spanish ll, 12: Football 10, ll, 12: Track 10. 12: lnfloor iliraek 10. 12: Wrestling ll: C Club: Class Y. Pres. ll. Dave Flora Chess 11, 12: Con cert Band 10, 11: Debate 10, 11, 12: French 11, 12: Marching Band 10, 11: Music Contest 10, 11: Musical 11: Rica Fisher Pep 10.11. 12:Span- ish 10, 11. 12.of1'ic'er 12: Yearbook 12: Y Teens 10. 11, 12. Wrestling 11. l. Laura Frazier Bill Fitts Al Hogan: loot- ball 10. Wrestling Chi Mel 11, Con Mus Ancient Ties, Loud Colors V1 Sylvia Campher At Raytown: Art 10. Pres. 10: French 10: Pep 10: Student Council 10: At Center: Latin ll: Class Sec'y 12. 1'-r ,ludi Frey Choir 12. Linda Cann Music Contest 10: Steve Fuller Newspaper 12: Spanish 11: Student Council 11: Basket- ball 12g Class V. Pres. 12. Joyce Gibbs Choir 11, Home Liv- ing 11: Melody Maid- COE 12. Roxie Card ner At Southwest: Pep 10, 11: Spanish 10, 11: Student Council 10, 11: Literary So- ciety 10, 11, Officer 10, 11: Red Cross 11: At Center: Span- ish Club 12. Liz Clazer ens 11: Library Staff FTA 11, 12: Home Living 12: Spanish 11: COE 12 12: Y Teens 12 32 5 Carolyn Funk French 10: Home Living 12. Goldberg Concert Band 10' French 10, 11' Key Club 11, 12: officer 11: Marching Band 10: NHS 11. 12: SC 12: Yearbook 12, Mgr. Ed. Rob Cho FBL gan: Foot- ll Fitts ,Wrestling 10 Sharon Gottlieb Choir 11, 12, Melody Maidens 11, 12: Music Contest 10, ll: Musical 11. Martin Goldwasser wspapei 12. Sei, ence 11: Indoor Trackll. Y l Rae Ureenblot Lltoir II, 121 FTA 10: Melody Nlaidens 12. Music Contest 10. ll: Pep 10. 11, 12. Pres. 12: Span- ish 101 Musical 10: Cheerleader - B Team 11. lors Worn for Clash Da yn Funk t 10: Home 12. ja-at Jim Cutridge Choir 12: Gentlemen Songste-rs12: March- ing Band 10: Basket- ball 10. Robert Harnlin irvey dberg tBand 10: 10, 115 ub 11, 12, e r 1 1 1 ing Band YS 11, 12: Yearbook '. Ed. Choir 11, 12, FBLA 11. ' Kristen Hansen Choir 12. tit 10: Mllslf' foul:-N-! 111. 111 llvp 111. 11. 11 oil 1 Sparta-it 119. f . Nvdilifittls li. 1 Nlvllilut 1' 1 554' ? 7 A, Cynthia Hammack Home Livin FBl,.fX 11. lk Martha Good CRA 10. ll, officer ll: Choir 12: French l1.12:1 TA1l:Mu- sic Contest 11. Janet Hadley Player's 58 12: Pep 11, 12, Spanish 11g Musical 11: Drill Team ll, 12, Cap- tain l2: Homecom- ing attendant 11. 'QF David Hanson Chess 111 Concert Band 10, 11, 12, off. 12: Dance Band 10, ll. 12: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Mu- sif' Contest 10, 11, Musical 111 Wres- tling 11.12. 35 l 17 Sharon Crimes French 10, 11: FTA 10: Pep 10, 11: Musi- cal 111 Drill Team 11, 12. S24 X- , W f 1 D 1, Tom Cordon Key Club ll. 12: Spanish 12: Stu- dent Council 10: Basketball 10, ll. 12' Coll' 11: C Club: Member- at-Large-11. Cindy Hagan Janet Hankins Home Living 113 Pep 10, 11: Y Teens 10. Ron Harper Art 10. 11, Pres. ll: Arc-hiteetural Design 10K 11, officer 10: Latin 10, Radio 11: Yearbook 12. Bill Harrison io I0 I7 frac nc o ir lia 'iv 4 if Phil Hatfield 'Q' . .Viet 1 llll C anisll 10, l , . , . , .UACHD Barbara Hays At Memorial: Choir, Contest, Pep. Musical 10. At Center: Choir, ll, 12: Player's 5812gFreneh 12: Melody Maidens 11. 12, Contest 11: Fall Play 12: Musical 11. Vickie Hightower Latin 10. tain 12: C Club. Ruth Heater FTA 10 Music Con test 10. qswad Jeannette Heimbach Cl1oit'l2:l'1renCl1l0, 11' Nlusit- Contest l'l'lf'l5llI'lf' Hawlun on . 'llll' 1 V-arliii' L: 10. ll, Y fee-ns 10 Phil and Valita Make Buckin ham Gene Helmich Drama 103 Latin 10, Medical 12: Science 12, Track 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, 12. 'KZ' ,Ienny Holeman Concert Band 10, 11, Player's 58 123 Marching Band 10, 113 Melody Maidens 123 Music Contest 112 Fall Play 12, Musical 11. Doris Hines Lynda Herring At Morton: Drama 10, 11, officer 11g Pep 11, Y Teens 10, off. 10: Winter Play 10: Musical 10, 113 At Center: Playeris 58 12, Pep 12: Span- ish 12: Yearbook 12, Y Teens 12. 'I are s i gi 103 Foo Wrc C C 4 1 an Q? Robert Hodle FTA 10g Pep 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 12. T27 Sally Holmes Radio 10: Spanish 11, 12: Basketball 10 11 12 uv Bonnie Hicks Choir 12: Music Contest 11. Robert Horton Choir l2: Gentle- men Songsters 121 lfootball ll: Cross Country 10: M restlillg ll. Lo At I CR 103 test 103 Cho itval 12. It he on . 12: . 11: 2: Y Z. LII1 cks lusic Orton lentle- gsters ill ll: tuntry ing ll. Tom Hyde Architectural De- sign 10, officer 10: Latin 10g Football 11, 123 Wrestling 11, 123 C Club 11,12. Sharon Howell CRA l1. Sarah lrminger Home Living 10g Spanish 11: Student Council 12g Year- book 12g Y Teens 11, 12. Palace Seem Closer ,, ' Lois Johnson At Upland High: CRA 10g Choir 10g Music Con- test l0g Musical 105 At Center: Choir 12g Med- ical 129 Science 12. 'wwf' Cindy Jacobson Gail Hubbell FTA 10. 11, 12, Pres. 12g Medical 11, 12: Newspaper 12: Pep 10, 11:gScience 12: Spanish 10: Y Teens 10. David Jeter Concert Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 10, 11, 123 Key Club 11, 12g Latin 10,11, off. 113 Music Con- test 10, 113 NHS 11, 125 Student Council 113 Musical 10, 115 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Class Treas. 10. 41 Connie Jones Art 10g Pep 11, 12, Musical 10: Drill Team 11, 12, Mem fav. Qrifr David Kanter French ll, 12' History 12. ber-at-Large 11. T 'Y na! Verna Jacklnan Sharon ,Iurgeson ,A 'Nr' Y Marlene Kaplan At Southwest: Pep club 10, At Center. COE 12. 35 Carol Huie 'T'7V Ann Johnson Carolyn Katz FTA 10, ll, 12: Latin 10, officer 103 Music Con- test llg Spanish 11g Yearbook 122 Fall Play 12. QI Terry King Pep 101 Spanish Nancy Kedlgh French ll: Home Liwtng1Z.lepl1. 5 Tom Klng Spanish 10, 11. Nancy Kelley Prencli 10,111 Nlusic Contest 10: Pep 10, 11, Musn al 10. Drill Team 11: Home- coming attendant 11. Dan Kiefer janet Klpfer At llacea American School: Student Council ll, off. ll: Yearbook 11gWinter Wonderland Attd. 111 Nlgr. Student Store 10. 11: At Center: Choir 12: FTA 12: Melody Maidens 12: Spanish 12: Yearbook 12. art 12: llistory Arts 12: latin l0. Penn Loafers, Cuffs Hi hli ht 0- June Lacy Choir 11, 12: Playeris 58 11, 12, Pres. 12: Melody Maidens 12: Contest 11: Pep 10. 11, 12, Off. 12: Y Teens 10, 11: Fall Play 10. 12: Winter Play 11: Musical If Dian Kite COE 12. 1 Larry Lacy Player's 58 11, 12: Radio 10, 11: Sci- ence 10: Fall Play 11: Winter Play ll: Musical 11. Stage Manager. Mike Land French 10, 11g Colf Jenny Klapholz Art 11: CRA 10, 11, Richard Lanoue At Sycamore High: Concert Band 10 French 10: Marchingi Band 10: Music Con- test 10: At Center: Concert Band 10 11: Debate 12 History 12: March ing Band 11, 12 Music Contest 11 Musical 11. 1 fi' Mary Lambert Choir 12: Player's 58 11, 12, Off. 12: French 10, 11: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 11: Newspaper 12: Pep 10, 12: Y Teens 10 11, 12, Off. 10, 11 12: Fall Play ll. 12: Winter Play ll. 12: Musical l1,12. 9 Q Nancy Kraft French 10, 11: Yearbook 12: Musical 10 11 C7 Mike Lawrence Latin 10, ll, of licer ll: Basket ball 10, 11, 12: Ct1Iuhl1,12. Lyl Fren Trac ling CI' story trial n 10. John Lowe Jacob Lipszye vs- 33? wal john Lubert Chess 111 Latin 10, Science 10. Judy Logston YZ Connie Lueders Choir 12: FTA 10, Melody Maidens 12g Music Contest 103 Pep 10, 12: Y Teens 10, 12. ght Return of Colle e Look for Boys lraft 1, 11: L 12g ,11. 6 H68 l1.o1 Basket 11, 12 1.12. Bob Lowe KeyfIluh11,12. offieer 11: latin 11: Ranking on APS1111:Basket- ball 10, 11, 12: Golf 10, 12. Angelo Mannino Latin 10, 11, Pres. Sammy Mansker Lyle Mathany French 11, 12' 'lxraek 11, Wrest- ling 11. Tom Magariel Arlene Mc-Collom Pam Mauch Choir 12: French 10, 111 Music Contest 11: Pep 10: Year- 1'Jook12:Y Teens 11. 12. ' ng J f f.'7 113 Ranking on APSL11. Bob Mcllollom Convert Band lllarvhing Band. Jon McCall Latin 11, 1rack 12, lndoor Track 12. 33' fall? Christine McConnell French 10, 11, 12: FTA 10, 11, Home Living 111 Pep 10, 11, 123 Y Teens 10, 11, 12 offif-er 11. s Y Jerry McPhee liatin 10. 11. Pres. 10: olliicer 11. Footllall 11. 12: Wrestling 11. 121 C Club. KX 0 ta Q 3 111' uf JFS- mn ,V t Susan Miller hllc n Mchmnls Latin 10. ll: Hank- ingon APSL 11: Pep -3 John McGovern French 11, 12. Sled- ical 123 Wrestling 0 'YYWQ 'HOU Mary Menke Ida Chris McMiIlian Art 12: French 10. 1f'w ' Pat Mercer CRA 10, 113 Home Living 10: Music Contest 10, 11g Pep 10, 113 Spanish 10. Linda Morse Choir 11, 123 Play- er's 58 12: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 10, 11: Pep 11, 12: Y Teens 10, 11, 12: Stage Crew, Fall Play 12, Vlfinter Play 12: Musical 11, 12. Cindy Meier French 10, 11.Mus1c Contest 10. 11, Musical 11 fm., French 10, 11, 12 Home Living 10 Music Contest 11 National Honor So ciety , 3 Girls 11 12 if 5-v Lon Hair for Girls Karen Meyer '60 Pat Minniear Home Living 10. Choir 11, 12: French 11, 12, FTA 103 Latin 103 Melody. Maidens 11, 123 Music Contest 10, 11, Pep 10, 113 Year- book 12g YTcens 103 Musical 11g Cheer- leader-B Team 11g Drill Team 12 janet Moses FBLA 113 Spanish 'T' Linda Mooney COF 12 Peter Miller Concert Band 10, 11, 12, officer 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 Music Contest 10, 11, Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Radio 11, 12: Musical 11. Jeanne Nap P1ayer's 58 121 FTA 10: Music Contest 10g Y Teens 103 Nlusi- cal 11: Drill Team 12. I M ba 1141 fic 11. 11. 11, 11, QC H 1-'T 10: A1 ical J Wil ent S ll :nch Q S, iller nd 10, er 12: td 10, Music J, 11, Band Radio usical ilap 3 12: Vlusic 0: Y Musi- Drill QP' if Don Nielson At Paseo: Foot- ball 10: Student Council 10: At Center: Key Club 11,123 Latin 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Wrestling 11, 12. Richard Nash 11-9 B- ,Ieannette Noland CRA 10: French 10, 111 Home Living Music C on es 10. Y leens 10. jim Neustadt Architectural De- sign 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12: Spanish 12: Student Council 10, 11: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Golf 11, 12. 'Beatlew Cuts for Boys Becky Park FTA 10: Latin 10: Ranking on APSL 10: Med- ical 12: News- paper 12: Sci- ence 12. -vu., Sandy Orlovick Spanish 10, 11: Mu- sical 10: Drill Team 11. Q59 Sherry Perkins FBIA ll. llome livitllf 10 il: Y J r. . . Carol Onstad Drama 10: P1ayer's 58 11, 12: FTA 10, 11, 123 Latin 10: Pep 10, 11: Science 11: Spanish 11, 12: Musical 10, 11: lam- boree 10. Bob Paulsen Concert Band 11, 12: Dance Band 12: ln- dustrial Arts 12, Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Spanish 11. Dannv 0'Shea Margaret Perrenoud Philosophy 12. Pearl Payne Concert Band 10: Marching Band 10: Pep 10: Spanish 10: COE 12. 'Q' Marciel Niehaum CRA 103 Debate 11: Home Living 10, ll: Music Contest 10, 11: Y Teens 10. Phyllis Owensby CRA' 10, 11, off. 113 Choir 11,12g Player's 58 123 FTA 10: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 10, 11: Pep 10, 11, 12: Y Teens 10, 11, 12: Fall Play 12. Connie Porterfield At Southeast: Music Contest 10: Spanish 10: Pep 10: SC 10: At Center: Choir 12: Player's 58 11: Melody Maid- ens 12: Contest ll: Pall Play ll: Drill Team 11. Marilyn Raby t.R.X I1. 1'BI.A 111 l I1't'I1tTl1 11 12: Home Living 11: Spanish 10 Pat Potter Drama Club. 9' 'Ui Teresa Ramaglxa W., N Robert Pous 'wry-1 5 10 1 Patti Raw Choir 11. 12: I'Iay- er's 58 I2: NI:-Iody Maidens II, 12: Music' tlontest 10, 11: 5IIlSl1,12:1'ep 10, 11. 12: Spanish 10: SC. Off. 113 Musieal II: Yarsity Cheerleader IU. 11, 12: Class Ser-iy IO: Snowball MMI. 10. 11: Ilomeeominv' I2. 21 Linda Quai-kenlsush HHN III. II. I2. l,ollr'1'l'lIlall1l III 11 IZ: l'I4'I1t'Il -I 10. I I. I2: xlLi11t'll in llanrl II KI I' 12: Xiu-ic' Lon test III. II: NHS Q II,12. W0 Kinds of Official Rin s nr ww Richard Renault French 10: Bas- ketball 10. ,su Slsf David Raynes Linda Reece Judy Reid I Ke I.a 'NIL 10: nfl Pr: 10. fc 1 Industrial Arts 10, 11, officer 11: Radio W? jim Rimel Track II, 12: Indoor Traek 11: Basket- 10, 11. 12. Q. Club 11.12. Laura Resco Music Contest 10. COE 12. Don Ritter Architectural De sign 10: Spanish 11 12: Football 10. 11 12:Traek10.11.12 Indoor Track 10. 11 C CIub1O.I1. 12. Christine Riley French 111 Pep 11 N!snQ Choir 12. Dale Roberts Lhess Il: I' I X 1 t Te FT1 1 I 1 Mu bori hal IU: Que sh 12: 10. ich ch- 11. on- HS irls gs fa' ff I V' V 3 41 1221 if 7 sg?-- Q M ' ,wrgcf rrts FT A '-:AED David Roll Key tllub 11, 12: Latin 11, 12: Nlusic Contest 10: National Hon- or Society 11, 12, Pres. 12: Science 10. Sherry Robinelt FBIA I 1: l'rc-nch 11 122 Home Living 10. for the C ass Shi' Terry Russell FTA 10, Pep 10, 11: Spanish 11: Nlusical 11, ,lam- boree 10: Snow- ball Attendant 10: Homecoming Queen 12. '27 Carol Rosen Choir 11, 12: Drama 103 FTA 10: Melody Maidens 12: Spanish 10, 113 Yearbook 12, Y Teens 12. have W -qreev Don Sadler Debate 10. ll. Sui Doug Roller Choir 11: Gentlemen Songsters 11: March- ing Band 10. of 766 Paul Rodriquez ul mv ft Carol Roos Choir 12: Concert Band 10. 11: FBLA 10, 11: French 11, 12: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Melody Maidens 12: Music Contest 10, 11. Greg Rogers hon Vicki Russell Vicki Rowlett FBLA 11. l,atin 10, 11, officer 11: Pep 1 shvlw Janice Saddler Choir 12: FTA 103 Latin 10. 11, Off. 10, 1l:APSL10:Me1ndy Maidens 11. 12: Music Contest 10, 11: Pep 10.11. 12. Off. 12: SC 12: Y Teens 10: Member- at-Large 11: Prom Queen 11: Drill Team 12. Bonnie Russell FTA 10:COE12. it Linda Samuels Viki Saffran Latin 11, 12. Spanish 11, 121 inns 1 Teens 10. l 1 1 a joe Schneider Football 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 11, 12: C Club 10, 11.12. Shvrrise Samuels 1- IVR 11. 12: Spanish 11.1213 lc-cns ll 12. ill. ' julie Scott CRA 10, 11, officer 11: Choir 12: FTA 10,11,12,officer12: Music Contest 11: Spanish 10, 11: Y Teensll. Wlayne Schindler Key Clulr 11. 12. 1111. 111 Spanish 10. ll. 121 Student Council 10, 111 lftvotlldll 10, 11, 12: Basketball 113 Track 10: Coll' 11, 12: C Club 10. 11, 12, Pres. 12. ii' .,..-f 'bi Courreges and Sandra Skare Home Living 10, Music Contest 10: Spanish 10. 'J Dixie Shaw COE 12. Harvey Smith usu C ntest Choir 12. Gr' mi' John Skinner At Kelvin Park: Chess 11: Concert Band 10, 11: French 10, 11: At Center: Choir 12: French 123 Gentlemen Songs- ters12. 'Ol v--, 42 Judy Silverstein FTA 10: Home Liv- ing 10: Music Con- test 10g Pep 10, 11, 12: Spanish 10, 11 4-gb Jeanne Smith Choir 12: French 10, 11: Melody Maidens 123 Pep 10, 11, 12. Yearbook 12: Y Teens 10, 11, 12, officer 121 Class Treasurer 12. qrf Robin Shanberg Drama 10: Playeris 58 12: French 10, 11: FTA 10. 11: NHS 11, 12: Pep 10, 11, 12: Yearbook 12: Fall Play 12: Musical 11. Larry Schmoll 1ilQlfl'll'- SH ll. VS inter Play 1 1: Musical 11. T 'Total Look Dave Slaughter Concert Band 10, 11: Dance Band 11: Marching Band 10, 11: Music Contest 10, 11: Musical 11: Wrestling 11, 12. 15-ef Connie Simpson Home Living 12: Y Teens 10, 12. Kathie Smith LA :,a' : lxanking .4 J Co 11 Ba Fr Nlz 10. ice C o NIL Va Pla 12: 12: der Ye Fe. Fa Wil Hu: AP51. 10: Na- tional llonor So ciety 11, 12: Pep 10, 11. Science 121 Y6'2it'lJooli 1 'lleens 10, ll. loll 11. 12: 12: 12: 11: p l i lf.,-. james Steele Concert Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 11, 12: French 11, 12: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Med- ical 12: Music Contest 10, 11: Musical 11. James Solomon Spanish 11. 7? -arf' Ol' f ,...... -,Nuo Nancy Steele 7, Are in'9 for Girls e in ig 12: 1, 12. mith Latin ig on : 1Na- or So- 2: Pep :ience ok 12: 1, 11. Valita Sturgess Playerls 58 11, 12: French 11, 12: Pep 10: Slu- dent Council 12: Yearbook 12g Y Teens 11, 12: Fall Play 12: Winter Play 11: Musical 11: AFS -Englandll. Bill Steinbrecher Art 12: French 11: Musical 11: Football 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 11, 12: C Club. Nant ey Swenson Eugene Sumler COE 12. syn is T 1 Claude Soto Track 10, 11, 12: lndoor Track 10. 11, 12:CC1ub11,12. npr Carolyn Stevens At Southwest: Art 10. At Center: Span- ish 12. Rx, Sharon Terry '17 9 Sherry Steele CRA 10, officer 10: FTA 10: Pep 10, 112 Y Teens 10, 11: officer 11. If Y' Greg Swartz Key Club 11, 122 Latin 10, Pres. 10: Medical 12: Science 12. Off. 12: Student Council 10, 11. 12: Football 10. 11: Track 10: lndoor Track 10: Wrestling 11, 12: C Club 11, 12. Off. 12. Sue Spltcaufsky Penney Stock CRA 10: Debate 10: Spanish 10. X... em-h . . Rosemary Tezon 'Yearbook 12: Y rleens 10. 11.12 lf COP. 12. ',-0 Ron Tooley Choir 11. 12. officer 12: Play- eris 58 12: Cen- tlcinen Sungstcrs l1.12:Kt-ytllub ll. 12: Latin 11, 12: Music Con- tcst 111 'llusical 11: Football 103 Track 10: Wres- tling1l.12. Karcn Tlicc I1 Don Thomas '41, Barbara Thompson l t'cnc1t 111 1 T'X 11 in fi APSL 10: Pcp 11 llnlosophy 11. Charlene Trachtman 101 Nlusic Lun- tcst 111 1'cp 10, 11. Steve Townley 'TJ -ee Chess 1111.011 12. At Pasco: Ccrnian: FBLA 11: Spanish T e Watusi, ru , onkey,Do Scott Trumbull Vivian Van Horn CRA 10: Choir 123 Melody Maid- ens 12: Music Contest 113 Pep 10,l1,12gSpan- ish 10, 11, Y Teens 10,11,12g Musical 11. Key Club 11. 12. Off. 12: Latin 10. 011. 10: NHS 11. 12. Off. 123 Spanish 11, 12. Off. 12: Student Council 11. Off. 11: Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10: Indoor Track 10, 11g Golf 11, 12g Member- at-Large 105 Class Pres. 12. -nv jim Waldon James Veach Choir 12gtLent1emen Songsters 123 Latin 10, 113 Ranking on APSL 10, 11. bert' Bill Unger Latin 10: Rankingon APSL 10: Spanish 11: Fall Play 121 Cross Country 11. 12: Track 10. 11: ln- door Track 10. 111 C Club 11. ff ff . 7'-3. 5ll' Ken Wales Mike Wagner Track 10. 11, 12g1n- door Track 10, 11, 121C Club 10, 11, 12. Roger Van Gordon FBLA 11: Span- ish 11. 7-41 - s-Nw., 1- ss' 4, 4 ,. . . -A I . - ...F- ' 1 - ' E 1 F 1 1 1. 4 ti I ll. 1 p H 1116 . L P11 1t'1' Sc. L, 1 S .t G .J Bill W'alker C Art 10. 11,n1'ficcr 4 11: Lhnir 12: tie-ntlcincn Song- s1t't's 12. Basket- ball 10.11, 12. 1 in FTA Con- n 10, In l ipan- W' n ,z .. fd. JJ , , V .1 .. M .nfffkiy i , ,, 2.1, ' if I ,f .f ..:. w,,g0,.Lj! 2 fl H f 1 ' 5' fy fm-. :, , V :..::1:. V. J at 1 I 5' ug-V- Sharon Ward At Southeast: Freneh 10: Music' Contest 10: Pep 10: Plays 10: Ur- eliestra 10. 11- All City 10, 11. and A11 State 10. At Center: Frenc-11 12: Band 12: Contest 112 Pep11. Mike Walker Philip Wvalsh American Field Serviee-student Darrel W'ard Concert Band 10: Gregory Weibel un 1: ,lan 1 Cross Country 12: Student Count-i1 12. Bob Welborn eneli 11. 11: 1 10, 1.l'ool , . 12: Basket ball 10: Wrestlin Marc 11111 Band 10. Q 'P annie' 14x J 1 FW 1 5 Y. . FIU QQ 9 and Jerk Enhven Dances l A Rick Wexler At Southeast C1'1o1r10 C entle men bongsters 10 'Vlusic ion test 10 Football 10' Bowling 10' Nlusical 10: Pall llay 10: Winter Play 10. At Cen- ter: Medical 121 Science 12. 5ff'i , wg.. ker rffieer r 12: Song- asket- 12. 'sys ' f 'Q : .X f Kim Wlest Key Club 11. 12 Spanish 10, 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12. EQQ 974.7 Mary Ann W'iekham . F . .1 . 1, .I 'Q . 10.11 1107 Layleann Wheeler FTA 10: Pep 12: Spanish 10. 1... I ? Larry West Choir 11: Concert Band 10. 11. 12- Student Dir.: Dance Band 10, 11, 12- Student Dir.: Cen- tlemen Songsters 12: Marching Band 10, 11.12-StudentDir.g Music Contest 10, 11: Musical 10, 11. Sandy Wilkes CHA 11. l.2Il4I'f'I1i'11 10: Nlusie Contest . Fr - 4 Q-9 Mary Wheeler 1. 10. . fue- Rankiuw on A151 J Yearbook 12. Nl Ps' 11 1 1 W. 1 1 1 1001 15 David Westbrook Marie Williams lfreueh 10. 11, 12' NHS 10 11 1 Teens 10. 11. 12. Xearboolx 12, Fd. 12: 1 leens 10 11 12 Off 12. l'Lt1l l'1ay 12. in 'Sf 1 T 7-ur' 'Of' Don Wilt ...va Donna Wilt Nancv Wise LRA 10: French 10. 11: FTA 10.111 Pep 10.111 Yearbook 12 Ron Wilson Kathy Woodard ti 127' David W right lf Football 10.11.12 Wrestlingllzfl tl Hail O' Center Hi h School Dan Wymore Chess 12: History 12 Al Young .firefi- Key Club 11,12 Newspaper 12: Sci- COE 12. ence 12, officer 12 Spanish 10.11. Qin--nv ,Io Shomin CRA10,11:Choir 12: Home Living 10,11gMusic Con- test 10,113 Pep 10,11. Rita Young Choir 121 Concert Band 10,11,121 Dance Band 123 French ,11,12g Marching Band 10,11,12: Nlusic Contest 10,11. Best Artists E Ron Harper Vicki Clark fr' Best looking Best Actor and Actress Bill Unger ,Iune Lacy Larry West Barbara Hays Best Figure and Build Tom Hyde Connie Porterfleld Best Dressed Bill Steinbrecher Barbara Abernethy Contributed the Most to I enter Bob Corbett Patti Raw Most Ambitious Bob Corbett Kathy Dunn Most Likely to Succeed Jeff Eisberg Marie Williams Most Basllful Wayne Schindler Pam Mauch Typical Centerites Scott Trumbull Connie Jones Jolly Good Jerry McPhee Janice Saddler Most Unusual Name Llaudius Raphael Soto Ill linda Quaekenbush Wolf and Flirt Dun Ritter Lynda Herring Junior Class Officers Kay Minshall Lynn Fri:-dl:-y Trvasurer Svc-rvtury Marita Brown Debbie Lehman Maria Stevens Members-at-large Greg Coatsworth Cary Drown' President X iw-,l'1'vsidf-nt 50 Linda Albright Carol Alport Alison Amos Vickie Anders Karen Arendall Joe Abbott Mike Adams Nam-y Adcfock ,laniee Adelman Ernest Akers Boxie Armstrong Steve Arnold Doug Axon :JPN- Sue Barber Patricia Barnes Bill Baughman Kurt Baumgartner ,lohn Bayne Luke Bailey J 'AW Charlene Barash E ffslg ,nh fm' Carol Biedermann Debbie Biedermanri Dave Black Patricia Bliven Dean Bock H M1 . 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J5.k.f,?.f'A .v- fpv. fO- 1 2 ,X V I AA ? ss rf I '-4' ,....,w-I 3 1 I Mark Hastert Sheila Hausner Dawn Heath Lee lleggy Rose Helmer Roger Hield Mike Hines Joyr-e Hite Steve Hodgden Frank Hoelzel 1 x Layton Hornbeck Jody Hudson Marcia Hughlett Carol Hundley Larry Hunt t Frank ,lac-kson Mike .lavkson Steve ,lenkins Leslie ,le-tt l,inwlu,Iol1nsen Xian .loliiiewn ,lim .luiiea Carla lxantur Danny Ixarpin Linda Kedigh Linda Kidwell Gene King Sam Klapholz Elaine Koralc hik Karen Koshko Janice Lange Phillip Lanyon Bill Lawrence Gary Lee Bob Lehleitner 101: L1 Vinson Bob Lindeman Cathi Link .lo Ann Longfell .lean Loueks ...,,.ff Pat Keeney Frances Kempster Tom Kenagy Fred Kennedy a Craig Keir-hum Julie Krump Bill Kuechler Jerry Ladinsky Sandie Lafler Dana Lambeth Debbie Lehman Janie Leisure Mike Lesage Biek Leseard Ronald Levine 'HF James Marra Jeanne Martin Fred Maude Jere Mayer Elizabeth Mayfield Mary Kay McDermid Linda McDonald Susan McDonald Sandy Mclflhaney .ludy McGinnis fail' li ' .f Ip 1 , V f bkl 11 6 ,bmw - ffffiff Barbara McPherson .lill Meakin Marilyn Means lid Messmer Linda Meyer W M 'Tv 1 ' Q D 2 Y W ., ll K 1 rxzw, Debbie Luciano Mary Lyons Linda Madison David MUCH- Pat Marlow tvs 1'-41 4? Carolyn Mays Marilyn Mays Linda McAuley Charles McCoy Judy McCullough Louella McCinty Clarice Mcfllothlin ,Ialayne McGuire Cheryl Mclntosh Patricia McMahon vi David Miller ,lon Miller Sandra Miller Ben-I Willett Dm- Nlinardi lxay Miiislnill life-mia Nlilchell Charles 'Nlinx lieu-rly Montef- :Xllen Nlorgian Bill Muir Lewis Mullen Robert Myers Marjorie Nance David Needles -gp-nl Janice Nylund Linda Oakley Tim O'Rourke Steve Pack Nick Pappas ffl! WI! Larry Phillips Don Pierce Bob Pollock Sharon Purdom Don Raffurty Q if ' 'vs Vg., 'si' '13, sq' Gary Morgan Loretta Morgan Marilyn Moriarty Pat Morris Stephen Morriss Elton Norman Leanne Norman Lance Norris Mary Nowlin Chris Nuss Sandy Patterson Anna Payne Keith Petty Kenneth Petty Nancy Pfeifer X Mary Reddy Judy Reichman Carol Renick Donna Richmond Leonard Rickard 'Haw Steve Rogers Velma Rogers Forrest Rovello Kathy Ruhlman Randy Russell X . f.,, . Mike Sehupp Alan Schwartz Robert Schwartz Paul Schwarz Betty Seale l hifi --W-'fr l Sheryl Rashkovsky Judith Rawdon Bonnie Rawlings Sue Raymond .lohn Reddy Of Kenny Rlmel ,lim Rmgel Joseph Rtzk Martha Roark Cindy Roberts Mike Sallaz Sherry Samazin Donna Savage Phil Scaglia Patty Schranz 04 Ya-var msg! ft G., U1 A Michelle Seals Stephen Shaffer David Shewey Linda Shiner Bev Shultz 59 litlltl'l'ld 5lx.tl'4' llarrell Slater Xnne Slauglitei' t.ai'olyn Smith lionratl Smith ifonnie Speneer Betty Statham Frank Stein Gary Steele Neil Stempleman ,loaf W, V I ,, ,r l K fl M, Y. . dw, ' ,. MH 'V 0 9- i 'WN Q .. M, ,.,,, t Gwen Svejda Victor Swyden Lonnie Taylor Mary Teakell john Tezon Linda Yan Meter Elizabeth Vawter john Yella ,laniel Venable Chris Waeekerle 4 Y i .J 1+ f,,f .,, it 'ig Z. 60 -xr an A fs., my 'f N., Av' 'G ld? il' rr ,ave john Smith Leslie Smith Cheryl Snoddy john 5of'well Mary Southwood Maria Stevens Jim Stewart Gayle Stine Larry Stoll Allan Studna Nanette Troop Mary Ann Turkal Sandra Turner Georgia l ntlerwood Melanie llrdang -J'-Q., ,, i y y ,t.,y, ' wfzfit Mk, 99' 'K ? on X :igggoller 5 ee Ralph VR agner A .' iv ? xii.-ima xml.-S M mA jenniler Vkaller bu, Barry Ward ,,,g,.,,r , K Sharon Ward Owen VS are l'anla Warnock llaul Warrington Jeanette Walls Dorsey Wilcox Nlanreen Wiley Bobby Williams X iekie Williams Karen Wilson ,iffy I rg! - V K .3 A ew rg? 2Y? Clary Webb Stan W f ddle Stephen Welch Dale Wheeler Mike W'hite ., 0' Q 'ia-b.......n Sharon Woodruff Nlary Youle Xlikf- Young X irgginia Young linda Zurnwfilt ,vpn f ,Ioycee Winlerton Carol Wonder Diane Wood Greg Woodard Sharon Woodling Hand 3 W. NUI' Pllill lilfll l Allf'IlBLl1'lll'l VN illiam Sharp l l N l f ' ' 'x lerrv lfpperl liolmm-rt 'liaylor DMV Kf'f'l4 .leanie 'l'hi:-Ilv HI ki'llIli'IlN ,lim 'liholnpwon llonalfl Xlwf all ,lnn llllllllllll Hivliarfl l'uvuuo Vs rllunn Vkalworlh fl- 6 Q Er NJN WNQQ iw! 4 if l 4 74,51 x ,v A S 5 Sophomore Class Officers Cary Johnson President Gayle Root Bob Beltz Pam King S9l'ff?ldfY Vice-President 'Heasurer 64 2 1 A Fr A Dc V a 4 Jal Ro Ka L 1 W w l , p 0 I i M WI if 1 N N E 1 4 1 J 1 , N 5 'Lt 43 , had Mark Brisley Steve Bueklew Mary Butler may 've W1 is . Dennis Brixey Kathleen Bundy ,loan Carroll 1 ,gb X af - 0 ,Ml It Mike Broderick Raymond Bureman Steve Carroll ff Ffh Wm-avi 4 'L f aa- g L, If A ' fi jf Clifford Brown David Birkman Miehell Carter pi' 4 Wi fs it Wbwff ,Ion Brown Betty Burnam Kathy Childs I 2 K My ua 'W Lula Bryant Richard Buchli M3 Deane Burwell Mark Bush Ki Richard Chinn David Cl Clinkenbeard H . C l 'ff fy? A 1 'KW .G M 3' dry 'e,x,f V Q, yy ,I ,V w, s , .rf , K ti M9 11 Danny Cochran Rob C0Cl11'21I1 Carla Cohen Cary Coleman Glenda Collins Wayne Cook Dianna Curtis James Daily Richard Day Robert DeCood ,Iulie DeLeon Linda Denney Patricia Diane Dewhurst William Mark Dolginoff Kenny Donnelly Greg Donovan Dewesse Diederieh 66 f-.Wd Gtarizr af' Jeff Crippin 1 Paul Dewalt l .ludith Dooland 1 . . - .- 1 ,-..V ...-K-:--...wmv---.--an 4.4 -,.. 11.41114-v .1 . .. . ..-....,.-..L-L- - . . .1..,. 1---.nA..4.4.n- N 1 l 2 1 i i F A i L , X 4 : 4 5 i Q Y 1 for, if , W lx' 1-ylllf' Yvette Marehant Karla Mayfield Nestor Middlebrooks no-va- joel Markus Cynthia Mays Sandra Miles David Martin Robert Mead Gregory Miller Tommy Martin Pamela Meaders Steve Miller 4 , Aa We Mark Mathews ,lanet Meyer Mark Minx 9' I'-'V' K 3' ,P 7 -wr ff ay ' ar Arif? h , t, 1, K tmw, W 4, f Z. ,nz ' , VK, Alan Mauch liarry Meyer Glenda Mitchell Bruce Mayer Chris Micheals Connie Moll MH When! YQ SIPVC MOFEZHH Robert Morris Veronica Mulnix Gary Nesseth Robert Neubauer Bill Neustadt Glenn Uatman Shelley Urren Ellen Usbourn 'QQ' ,p-mt 995- Joyce Murphy' lvltjnly Musick .lane Nash Danny Margie Newton Ronald Nichols Vary Ann 'Yolai Phillip North .llfllfl O'Shea Diane U'Sullival1 Sherry Overton Linda Ozhun 70 X em-ww-gg' a re V AVA, I' als h n fly P V Ardith Pagel Pamela Pendleton Steve Present 't'?-W' ' .-.qviabb 'Q , , f- 5 fs , 3, Richard Parvin Tracy Picrkerell Penelope Psaltis Kim Parker Stephen Phalp David Prigel 14: . PQ Q 'ti , YW , ff Q 3 af fl 40 Barbara Quinlin Elizabeth Roark llelmllit' Roo! .lnhn llaffkv I-HUF RHMD' flhgulw HMM. ljjimfi Robards iiilllf' lion! Huugidk Huw, Ar , Q, r fn.7yLf 1 'M V levy? ,I A P M if A aa.. NWA! D . s ' VA I y , V Q, , q, , I wr, .,,, nf.: I M..-1 5 s law- lf -Hr: U r ew- Kathy Patti Rhonda Paul Patricia Pearce Beverly Pearson Rick Pittman Dennis Plumly Lorine Pollard jack Pous Phillip Psaltis Thomas Pye Robert Pye Mark Quackenhush is fe, . 'lik M 'f- ,www ev ,I -arf fi ,,. I 1 x ,, 1. .r J uk Yinve Ramaglia Sharon RQHIISCH' glierxl Hi-gislrr llurotliy Rice Rif-hard Barbara Rom-k limla Paula Rogers Holneraon William Rudolpls H4-goweinaki 'l'vi'i'x Russell Karen Hqywlptg kdllllt VH lill'-M 71 .ag gp. f r . v-url! QAM ,, i aff' 1 Q L 'T' ',.g..a, F'-05' 1-aye' 1 4? 01.4447 . 'i ' Greg Ryder Barbara Schoemig ,Ian Segur it ITS 2 5 S -X I De Aun Silva Mark Sommers Nlieheal Steele Patricia Sadler Linda Schoening James Seiholt Seott Solsberg Bill Schoket Sandra Shafer 1,5 an ge fl: Ronald Skinner Cathy Soto Steven Steinlnrec-her . lg 9K ' Qi, 'fr' U 'wwf S ,l '- - , . ll Steve Samborski Robert Saunders Clara Sawyer Glen Schmidt l Sharon Leonard Sehupp Mark Sehupp Mike Seals 4 Schroeder Kathleen Guy Shoemaker Neal Shoger l Kent Shanberg Shelton I, WW 4 1 Andrea Slepian Charles Smith Phil Spaeth Wayne Spalding Gary Steinly Diana Stevens 72 4 4 ,-, -W Y' W- .., 'sy 1 David Smith Cary Smith Naomi Smith Tom Stafford elaine, Stay-kg Pan, Starl- Harvey Stewart Cary Stout Sandra Sum mc-rs r 1 g I X T i i 1 i E s r 1 i A l 1 I 1 X 1 4 x 1 i? --f Y -- fda. 4 0 'C' A if 1 X' IH CK A .ai Ii r' in ff i , ,qv W zfa-vw f 'ef , iznymx wr 'W' i Cherie Winn Mike Wischnia Bob Wise Jim Wise Ron Wiseman Curtis Woods Michael Woods Dan Wright Fani Weindling Alan Yoakum Sandra Zuck Frank Zulian Carol Zwarts Elizabeth Dennis Brening Bertrand nlgk WUI: AL Deborah Wood Linda Yockey Larry Dickerson f 'Q' , Marilyn Wood Frank Zagar Patty Haughenberry l Mona Hill Mike Hughs Brenda Loos Carolyn McCoy Nancy Smith Larry Taylor Kenny Tomblin l l l I Not Pictured Cary Dennis Bevel Millett ' Harmon Douglas Karl Sherman l Chris Franklin Beverly White 3 Bill Lehleitner Max Marchant Sandra Miles Joan Wilfong Teri Wilford Linda Wilson P 4 1 Qu i 1 1 i . Q 1 4 f 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 f GIRLS 47 CD51 153 21:5 JJ za xwf J gfobh 1 if Q UQED 22 fNw M . M E2 ffiu, fffiff rl ZA? if-'Q---f G N N , X fw X951 QW A Hom EK , A ff W fk lg E35 E if QB? f ' ' K JA HH T Lcyzvfjgfnlwx FA 1 GQ jj Pg SQL gg 5' 2' 3553851 ' ffff rm DQ ' :QE-at 3 QQ? -Hi Wa 5 W may 'Qfi CENTERS KOVHL NX UNITED j C1 KDXR!fCD GBX 3 + , QD Emmy ffwxw Q f Cf!!! X W2 f Q X Q El D X QQSCQCEO CQ X GQ? z! Mfr U W tw Z 5 T5EA1 D wx f JF? 31 1:21 K?jgiN,,fff QS ig' iiwlfgy Wf 79 mi .KNDCIQ K! gf X H YSZNQZ' Xwimxi X 'Q 91,91 W? ,SJ QJXJG KJ gli ' cgi, QQ, CLUSW' My X 6155 f E96 g.. eoik if XQ W ffm 433 Q? im Q 'X JW l X12 5 V4 Q3 C C!-lg X J x 430015 M 5 Cv Q The F reneh Club i Mrs. Peter Sponsor Jeanne Martin President Mary Youle Vice-President First Row: KL to RJ P. King, Nl. Wisehnia. B. Lattimer, F. Weindling. C. Kanter Second Row: S. Orren. C. Renir-k, L. Norman. S. Hausner. T. Goodwin. Third Row: J. Cissna, B. Shultz. ff. Alport, D. Wood, fl. Roos. Fourth Row: J. Steele. P. Hammack. D. Flora. J. McGovern. S. Nlorriss. Fifth Row: R. Grimm. L. Williams C. Winkler. N. Bigley. G. Gentry. Sixth Row: J. Martin. J. Burgoon. L. Kedigli. S Raymond. M. Foust. Seventh Row: B. Pearson. J. Hudson. J. Yella. T. Uiiiourke. L. Zumwalt. Eighth Row: J. Segur. S. Rashkovsky. N. Rolfers. Nl. Youle C. Kempster. Ninth Row: V. fihanibers. B. Morris. Terry fioodwlli St'4'I'4'ldl'y'viJI't'dSl1ltI 3 The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Barlidfd ing ofthe people and eustoms ol- From-e. Peter, is open to all students enrolled in French. This year niernlierg pdl-1,4-ipuqptl in Qi pit-nit Its purpose is to enr-ourage the appreciation of Loose Park and spomorf-tl i Jl'f'l1t'll Vt ee-lt, l I'9IN'll Culture and to acflneve a better understand- 78 .v,-.1 , , . .,. Q E 1 i I ! w l '1 N at Roman Wedcling, Latin Il. Sec-tion Il. First Row: QL to RJ W, Eide, C. Woods. J. Butler. Sf-cond R0w: iM. NIHIJIBWYS. D. Pri- I Bradford. H. Callas. J. Beichman. J. Callison. D. Roll. J. X an gvl. D. Pierce. G. Dminis. P. Nleadffrs. X . Nlfffdn. rhlrd Row: f Becelaere. .l. Mc-Cinnis. J. Leisure. NI. Brown. C. Wilson. NI. J. Daily. Nl. Teakell. Nl. Nant-P. H. Wise. B. Wagner. 5. Karol. 'l Latin Cl -f if ,Q ,ffl xx F1-ast0fLupf-rvalia, Latin I. First Row: lL to Bl P. warring' lwtli. J. Baynv. B. xiUI1ll'f'. X. tianiplwlll , VK l'Lif'I'biKl. J. l,angr'. f ton. B. Bowl. l'. XX vlistffr. SCCOIICIROW'!ii.lilP1PflNN'iIl.ll. Lam- l,.Jol1nsen,rrhiI'1iRUM:lx.li.il1ltt:.L.1l'IlH'l'.l'.Xl1HI'I-fi. Xlorgan. J 82 H' I' Ti- Roman Funeral, Latin II, Section I. R. Tooley flying downl. R0w:'V. Young. P. North. D. Burwell, C. Cordon. K. Parker W2 First Row: YL to Rl R. Roberson, R. Day.J. P0us.Y. Ramaglia. Third Row: C. Brummel. F. Zulian. S. Present. C. Winn T. RUSSCH. C- .i0hflSOIl. J. Meyer. T. Pye. fi. Sawyer. Second Fourth Row: Ni. Yirden.T. Pickerell, P. Lowe, T. Pye. tin Club F ff nf. Miss Holler Spunsm e Circe, the Enehanlress. and Ulysses, Latin III. Seelinn IY.1il,tw Hi fl J. Hiller. fi. Nleintush. 5. Haynunnl. H. Niuir. li f.m'lvf'H. 00 -J K- K t Q oft' Latin Club fi i v R N, t gg X X t ai Latin Ill, Officers. Seated: S. Raymond. Standing: QL to RH. Miller, C. Mclntosh. Latin Il, Section 2, Officers. Seated: QL to RJ P. Meaders, .l. Butler. Standing: R. Wagner, W. Bradford. hr . i Q 5 Thr- tlustalians liave heen orga- nized at Ilenter to prov ide a means of further study in the classic- language. Latin. The group is divided into four sections, each representing a year's study of the language. and as the stu- dent progresses in his proficiency, he advances into the next level of the Castalians. The clulfs meetings and activities are governed hy parliamentary pro- cedure and by the Castalians' mot- to, Age et mosce experientiau tLive and learn hy experiencej. The meet- ings are held every fourth Friday during class time. Activities are dis- cussed and games are played which have the express purpose of further- ing the interest in the Roman culture and hy reading from the Latin maga- zine Auxilium Latinum. The Cas- talians' major activities for the year are attending a movie with a Roman setting, sending CARE packages to, the Vietnamese, giving food and gifts to the Chilc,ren's Shelter, taking the National Latin Test in March, and sponsoring Latin Week in April. A ... M Q iqAaJ V 1 Latin ll, Section 1, Officers. Seated: QL to Rt C. johnson Latin I, Officers. Seated: t l. to Hb K. Baumgartner. ,l. J- MQYGY- C- S3WY9f- Standing: T- PYP- R- TUUISY- K- Parker- Bdytle. Standing: li. 'Xlonlc-e. l.. Johnsen. ll. l.aniheth. I ifga- iso age, four ear's stu- ', he the ities pro- not- Live eet- iday dis- mich her- ture aga- las- year nan s to, gifts the and I f Center Recreation Association The Center Recreation Association provides an opportunity for girls to take part in social recreation and shows its members improved skills required to participate in sports with better under- standing and ability. The development of its members in modern society is one of the worthwhile ideals followed by the membership ofthe CRA. One ofthe activities of the CRA is the sponsoring of sport days where various area schools send teams to compete in such sports as volleyball, flag football. and basketball. The members, also, par- ticipate in horseback riding. swimming, hockey, gymnastics, and other sports. All of their activities are planned with Asso- ciation goals in mind. r t Row N N 6 Skis ns 5 1 1 o Q I l 1 I 1 I 4 - IX 'K tx I X YQ.: C ess lub WM! 5 lvl 10 l 'ili- , First Row: QL to RJ R. Levine, S. Rogers, D. Raffurty, T. Pye. L.Taylor, S. Klapholz, D. Flora. Third Row: B. Pye, D. Bael- Second Row: J. Starks, F. Zulian, D. Wymore, L. Hornbeck, low, M. Wischnia, B. Schwartz, D. Ballantyne. To checkmate his opponent's king is the aim of each member of the Chess Club. Its members compete in tournaments with other high schools in the Kansas City area, work chess problems, discuss chess theory and history, and learn new and Oriental methods of playing chess. Sponsored by Mr. Rowland Anderson, the Chess Club meets twice a month in an attempt to further the interest of the game ofchess. -nd. , ,sl , is 2 f L Don Raffurty Tom Pye Mr. Anderson Steve Rogers Ronnie Levine President Vice-President Sponsor Secretary- Corresponding Treasurer Secretary 86 istor Club l QW f? tel- ' L X. ' . ers X iss x m Vlr. :he K K X r- 1 F F f - f l Duffey. F. Zulian. J. Cissna. Mr. Krekel Sponsor A vast subject with many facets and inter- esting sidelines holds the interest of one oi the newest eluhs at Center. Under the lead- ership of Mr. Robert Krekel. the History Club is open to all who have a genuine inter- est in history. Because of its small size and newness, activities were limited this year, but the Club hopes to gain more memhers and to expand its program in the future. L to R: C. Nloll. Kanter. H. Ward. D. Wymore B Future Teachers of meriga 'Ps B. if Gail Hubbell Charlene Barash 5- V T Pfesidefll Vice-President X ' . .llldy MCCinniS Miss Roller Elizabeth Vawter Secretary Sponsur Treasurer The Future Teachers of America is an organization which acquaints .its members with all phases of the teaching profession. The club participates in many activities and services. Oneuday out of the year members teach classes in their chosen fields in the various schools in the district. The club also goes on a field trip each year and makes an annual contribution to Mercy Hospital at Christmas time. A cake meet is provided for the faculty early each year. FTA sponsors National Education Week at Center each year with special bulletin board displays and gifts to the teachers. The Lorene Roller scholarship, devised two years ago, is awarded to the senior girl who shows the most promise in the field of teaching. Fifth Row: J. Hite. C Charles. l.. Egelston. R Wagner. Sixth Row: ,l xl1'cillll'L'. l.. Crow. Sev enth Row: C. Unstad. B Brueske. .l. Kipfer. A. Cold euberg. Eighth Row: l' Ehrhard. Xl. Hide. C. Har ash. E. N aunt-r. ll. llubbf-ll First Row: KL to Rl C. Katz. C. Shoemaker. l Reichman. Second Row C. Kantor. L. Nlcllonald. Nl. Turkal. B. Borders Third Row: M. Barraf-k. Vf-nalllv, flullt-'f1. Nlauch. Fourth Row: l.. Pollard, D. Burwell. l. Wg-llg. Cfielia. 89 uill SI Scroll 1 First Row: KL to RJ B. Corbett. C. Hawkinson. M. Williams. C. Hubbell. J. Reif-hman. P. Mauch. V. Sturgess. K. Smith. N. Bennett.Second Row: J. Smith. H. Shanberg. ,l. Barsky. .I. Kipfer. C. Rosen. R. Fisher. J. Eisberg. L. Herring. K. Meyer. Third Row: D. Wymore. C. Barash. M. Lambert. J. Blansett. H. Goldberg. M. Dunn. C. Katz. K. Dunn. Nl. Kraft. Mrs. Lasswell Mrs. Rrather Sponsor Sponsor Yearbook staff work on pa e layouts Twenty-seven memhf rs of h ith the Yellowjaeket and the Searchlight qtaff: were app tinted t ulll and Searchlight staff discusses reeent issues of the newspa- per. Scroll. These students qualified for this international honorary society by their outstanding work in journalism. The Center ehapter's aetivities eorrespond to the goals set by the international organization. 90 Hundred Girl sl .Q Q1 1 Y Q C if J 1 X SK L to R: C. He-nif-k. l.. Johnsen. Nl. Bron-kineyvr. Nl. Youle. J. Martin. J. Blansetl. Xl. Nle-iilw. Nl. Williams. L. Quaf-kvnbusli. J. Waltvr. Jennifer Walter. Nlariv Wlllldlllrf. und Jeanne Nlartin xliwuss tlivii' rs-ve-nt trip I4rNl.l,'. w l f gall k 'Ya ER,-Q 1.0 'T g: Yr fn i,' o,A.' qv, , 1 ! 3' ' 'A 4 . 1 1 ff '.l'9: ' 'ffl X 1 I-'y,, Mr, Rdslvuru Spnnwvr .pr .4-aug 'Pf'7,,,, Linda Quac-kvnlmusli and Marla l4i'm'kiiwyvi' lmruww Iliruugli rul- lvgv paniphlffts. The 100 Girls Club is Hpmisurecl by llir- LxIIlPI'lI'dll Assoviatimi ol' lliiivcwsity Wfmwn for the purpusv of encuuragiiig students ul' liigli wlmlastic' prwniisv to Villlllllllfi their ediivatiuii. Xlrlmlwrgliip in tlw 1-lub is mamlv up of tliz- top live- girls in lliv iiiiiiwr and svnior 4-lu5wsnf'1.m1 armi liigli he-limwl-. During tliv yvar nimnlwi-Q purtivipulf- in tvaw. liilivllflmis. aIic.lt1'ipstnai'f-ai willcigf-H, 91 Many Center girls decided that the Home Economics Club, sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Ray, was the place where they could improve themselves and serve others this year. During the Christmas season the club made felt stockings and delivered them to a nursing home. They also went caroling to spread Christmas cheer. Throughout the year several speakers were invited to speak on varied subjects which were of interest to the girls. The club end- ed its school year with a picnic. . Home Economics Club Q P I 3 t ' l 1 e e e Christine Riley ' Vice-President Charlene Kedigh Mrs. Ray President Sponsor Z fl T 1' Brenda Loos Secretary 3.9 jg Carolyn Funk Treasurer First Row: QL to RJ L. Frazier, E. Bertrand, C. Kedigh, C. Funk, M. Collins. Second Row: l.. Morgan, D. Grace, D. Clemmons. D. Fades. .l. Cutshall. 92 I fl 33 .M H A f. W 15 Hzfle gk 5-if J-.r ia HV!-' VY I Q Q if x uv mrv nwals.waSl1 Clothes. set tables. and learn how In IIUYHE' P:-nlmluly-h lvlvfllx if 1 f1uIll4'11rf'4'x-filw !1l:1f'Ie1m- H! !l1PUff'W 'Vk- Science Club First Row: YL to RJ C. Helmich, D. Wymore. C. Carroll, R. Levine. Second Row: D. Clemmons, C. Hubbell. S. Morriss, C. Adler. K. Smith. Third Row: R. Wexler, l. Reddy. Et? Ellie' W! 5. 1 3 E E till The Science C fu. . a- 'el ultivating an interest in scienc : 5 ihatci . Original re- . . . I . Q I 4 1 i search is promot 1 Qi I las, H all members enter their wor in t-- I eiFa 'n ay spring - 5'--'L ' Through field .ips . . . c : gt speaker members gain 1ns1 t into spe -w oe . science. Club membe s al participat atur y semi- nars, sponso d b the Kansa nior Academy. They present heir ' 1 sift' . i- annual meeting of the ' cade nf 'e ,m3luuggn The Scienc ' 'L-u 'qi a I. twice a month to plan W ,X Mr. Henley Mr. Steiner Sponsor Sponsor 5 Ronnie Levine 33 ,V President field trips to .if - - 'entific interest in the area and to disc al. e ' Q air projects. l Greg Carroll Dan Wymore l I Vice-President , Secretary Greg Swartz Treasurer 94 Finding it group of intent stiifh-nts giitlii-it-fl .U-Uuml ti human skeleton or diseiissing the possibilities of restoring the human heart after it has om-e stopped is not an LlllllrlldlUf't'l1I'I'PIN,'f1 at Venter High Svhool. These students are not up-aiitl-voming llot'torl 1'anli- ensteins. hut merely ineinht-rs of the 1 Ienlei' Medical Club. Besides aequainting its iiieinbt-rs with the various aspects of a ineditxii i-areer. the Medical Club also informs them ol the responsibilities and requirements of the medic-al pie..iz1ssi..ii. This club provides information 1-ont-erning the requirements of admittance into medical sehools and gives first-hand glimpses into the at-tivities and responsibilities of persons engaged in medif-al i-areers. A yi, ,,, ,.,- 'Y ' V 5 Chris Uaggett President I U to R, R Wexler J Cukier 1' Dagger: I, Iohnson. C. Helmich, L. Johnson, N. Bennett. D. Gene Helrrpi-h 4 ' ' ' ' , ' 'i V- -P t1iFmm.,nS. G. Hubbell. J. Blansftt- J- b1Pwdf'- ff' Ad'P - 'Le 'W em -., , N-vw. t. xi I 1 Xl x Il Ur I. I.. Nh Nutt NLD. llfmkx PUNK i nw- , ,- 51 H i poiiso 95 ,,,,,N,,, no i--mix-Ii'vtisiii'ei' Q The purpoxe ol thi' Radio Club is to help the nieinhers fflilmn tin ii Httttillhlll' rathcrtqieratoi H4TWlNf5 aini hecwinle hatns.M'lUid1ithiN.thc'Hivlnlw rxipnistitaex a l f'flf'!'i1l f.1miintinittatioris llominissionis text c-onsisting of a vsiitttfn vxaiiitsiattoii and the sendiiig and reef-iving of' Nlorse 1-ode. Besides living: 4-tliiiatioiml and intereNtii1g1.therluhislun. Nil: Holme-it Pringle. the sponsor. if 3 llfvtlwetl hainu operator and he-lpe ilw memhere tooperate their own shortwave radio station. Vi AGJKLH, Vt hen e ontiitrone are right. the mernheis are ahle to talk with ham operatorx vsorlilmttf, .lvl-f Mr. Pringle bponsor The 1-lub. also, has a praetical purpose. During disasters like lrlootli and toinae doew. hams hroadeast important messages from stricken areas whit h aide in the rescue of many people. Though their station eannot compete with W HB. ffenter is proud to have its own radio station! 1 Ill 2 David Haynes President Peter Miller Vice-President ,455 pa ik- Radio Club Q09 f--6 4--wg C' X, W-A-A-lA.L4.A L to R: D. Clinkenbeard. D. Haynes. Mr. Pringle. P. Nliller 96 David Clinkenbeard Secretary 4, Q ieard l all Philosoph Club lf you think the Philosophy Club is just for eggheads. you're out of your shell! Philosophy helps us all to increase our knowledge and under- standing of man and life. The programs presented by this club include studies of the philosophers of the Eastern and Western world, with special emphasis placed on the ancient philosophers of India. China and Per- sia. Mrs. Sue Rose Harter, the sponsor. helps the members to get some understanding of the back- ground of some Western attitudes and modern .Ma Ht V ...-4wAAgQ'f+f ty ,N ,- -54-,fa f A 'fy-Wmyt w ., ,, . Mfww 1 V ,., ,.., M. .,,. ....., M- ' 7-14 .....,.. ,-.........,...,..,.. 1 ...- ,.....,-,.- ,,,. ,ss -., ' ' ar? Eastern thinking. They try to relate these philoso- phic ideas to contemporary events such as Viet- nam. Some of the questions brought up at meetings are bound to interest everyone, as they are ques- tions we all think about at some time. especially at our age of mental maturing. For instance, they discuss What is good and what is evil? What is real? What is mind?', and What is God? The programs are presented by guest speak- ers, Mrs. Harter, and the club members them- selves. A discussion period is set aside at each meeting to give the members a chance to express their own opinions. Since each member is en- couraged to respect the views and opinions of the others, there is no need to fear criticism. 42 Mrs. Harter Robin Shanberg Sponsor Chief Organizer i I ,-it ,-1... pi... p--... y--...... p-...Qi ' pil. 1 ,.-i ll H Flirst Row: 414 U, R, B, Yluir, Nl, Pe-rrf-nourl. ll Shanberg. Second Row: J. Nlillfxl. R- l-t'Y W- N- lien iictt, l.. llorulwck 97 ational Honor Society il' i DW- Q I . - -W, Q 49 T - 'Q 64 f 1 .- David Roll Scott Trumbull Nlr. Fowler President Vice-President Sponsor Nlarie Williams Kathy Dunn Secretary Program Chairman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BXXM-IV L i 2- li 4 T 6 L5 di Nlrs. Lasswell Mr. Steiner Sponsor Sponsor Bob Corbett. Harvey Goldberg. and Dave Jeter look through College pamphlets. NIf'H1llf'I'5 ilixr IINN tortlivoniirig ment- at a NlH'f'Idl inf-etin First Row: QL to RJ M. Lambert, J. Banks, T. Goodwin, C. 4 ' x,' Root, M. Williams. Second Row: J. Butler, S. lrminger, D. A Xl Lehman, V. Van Horn, C. McConnell, C. Hawkinson, R. Fish- P g, P er, P. Mauch, L. Morse. Third Row: P. Pendleton, L. Wil- liams, S. Leake, L. Denney, D. Clemmons, N. Dressler, D. Q Dewhurst, L. Herring. Fourth Row: L. Quackenbush, P. Y Owensby, C. Lueders, K. Thee, C. Rosen. J. Cohen, J. Kla- -l pholz. Fifth Row: S. Schroeder. D. Savage. C. Zwarts. S. Woodruff. L. Drury. L. McAuley. Y-Te ens . 'ks an 'Vlary Lambert Nancey Swenson Marie Williams Gayle Root Miss Cunningham President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Nlrs fox Jeanne Smith Terry Goodwin jennv Hanks Nliss Q' ll .arro Sponsor If C Representative ICC Representative HK. Rf-pie-sviilaliw Spun-of 100 331 Chris McConnell Vivian Van Horn Debbie Lehman Rica Fisher Jody Butler Assembly Membership Music- Publicity Scrapbook Chris Hawkinson Linda Morse lllllh 2 A ' Hlllly Q f Q, Qaff' xx- rr f 8 N Y -fe my Lula Bryant Pam Mauch World Fellowship Worship Service Social The Y-Teens' goal: To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of other races, reli- gions, and nationalities and to grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. Y-Teens is a club affiliated with the Young Women's Christian Association and is a world-wide organization. During the year the club sponsors various service projects and social events such as collecting for UNICEF and donating money earned from the sale of fruit cake to the Mercy Hospital Fund and holding the annual Y-Teens' slumber party in November. Each year the Y-Teens sponsor the religious assemblies at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Fas- IGF. This year the club enjoyed a series of travel lec- tures presented by students and members of the faculty. Q,i,'1' X, i,., aff Q SQ P153 I my V Dx fffxXQQPLfWM V7 BM f SMFWWQW S KV K C. ,im U59 L- MX my 2-QXM VU. f QKQQQ if QQ if ,f 'f' Xcjfg AXRTX Diixix , JW UEVJQX .A Aw M Qfigvfssv 8 Q-EJ 'fax a FRF, ' fi I V 7 .f ,mjy K X 5519 T533 6? Q - Q Llifl QQ R EQ Q 2 W5 Q ,,..l-gif X 041- I CHQ! Q if Qgfggg C35 ff Q M W QQ X M, Q2Q:..'2?f QQ 5 ffm fc E-ax Q iQ-Q3N Q AMQQX QL ggfgmxj 5 NW? LQW3 Art Club Y-env H v Fe? 'el2 t ll W1 A Q First Row: QL to RJ L. Rogozenski, P. Barry. Second Row: S. Shafer. R. Paul. D. Sl C. ' ' i 1 va, Wonder. Third Row. R. Ferguson, M. Halpern. The Art Club strives to promote further knowledge and stronger appreciation of art of the past and present and to enlighten its mem- bers concerning functional art and critical art evaluation. The Art Club serves Center with set designs and decorations, showcase decora- tions, and poster designs. Various other club activities include museum and art gallery field trips, demonstrations of advanced painting techniques, and public exhibits of the members' work. 06 'l xiwf 1 ft? mx , 0 M .4 9551 Mr. Byerley. Sponsor ,-9 F .Z xtshb 104 A rose is a rose is a rose to anyone except the Center High School Art Department-there, it is a hit of grease, some horsehair brushes, and a canvas. These classes, which are instructed by Mr. Robert Byerley and Mr. Robert Pringle, are a part of the regular curriculum. Art l students work essentially with two dimensions, while Art ll stu- dents study three dimensions. Students do wire and paper sculpturing, silversmithing, pottery shaping, and silk screening. They also study printing processes and make stage posters for the various school productions. The five Art IV stu- dents work with more complicated projects. The ...Q 9031 ' U . , art students find special satisfaction in entering contests and exhibitions. -as' M-0-,lv 1 X i 1 1 i 5 1 lf? fs 1 -,.. .fi 3 5 ,. QQ 1 , E y y 1 1,4 74 ,,: .W ,f i' Z 4 M, sl E 2 W--, , CWS' Za. .f x X Q ,W A Cappella Choir Gi 3 if Q if ' ' 'Z 2 A fx -E 6 -f ,v 4 4 V ff 'fvf e .P ' M14 Q X 'fi my fs W V 4 75 . , :pw , if Q ff' Lf z il 7 W 5 2 ai L U QQg f2f . M Q Q f f, pi .fa , if! H N 3 'f 3 11' ,?, ,rf if T, T, 3 stiff uf Sophomore Chorus First Row: KL to Bl L. Pollard. J. Cant. J. Levitch. D. Jones. B Nlorris, D. Wilson, S. Barash. Nl. Musick. K. Shanberg. F. Ab- ernethy. S. Urren. D. Curtis. Second Row: N. Dressler. B Hurst, P. King, B. Beaman. J. OiShea. S. Bucklew, M. Brisley, D. Brixey. H. Bertrand. li. Hill. C. Usher, P. Hedges. Third Row: B. Roark, D. Dewhurst. C. Jurgeson. Nl. Bush. V. Cuillot, The Melody Maidens is a select girls' choir made up of members of Concert Choir, Sophomore Choir, and the Glee Clubs. They have been well received in the past and have continued the tradi- tion under their new director, Mr. John W. Chron- ister. The Gentlemen Songsters have fared well as an integral part of the vocal music program at Cen- ter. Their spirit and love for music have been well Qfet C. Johnson, B. Hornbeck, C. Arendall, D. Hood. C. johnson. K. Bowen. E. Colad, C. Kramsky. Fourth Row: P. Wenig, C. Cohen, K. Dooley. B. Bureman, J. Brown, W. Hecht. L. Rafsky, M. Hayes, L. Bryant, K. Bauer, K. Kedigh, K. Eike, S. Bates. Not Pictured: NI. Doolan. H. Knox. L. Shieh. developed under the effective leadership of Mr. Chronister. The Sophomore Choir is a select group which is trained for future Concert Choir members. Only two years old, the group is now well established in the curriculum of the vocal music department. They have been warmly received in several per- formances this year. vf, xx f x 10 tt Ct: -f 'sbt Jxlfuzi 555 - 3-gl i th bib A, t. t'f .L I-3 :rt 110 ?. , 13' A 'D A H3 I 1 s QQA 2 ' 4 wsu T me ,ML 53? , 1 4 A ' Mr. Smith Director Bands Bands Bands. . . The Center Band, under the excellent direction of Mr. Claude Smith, had many functions this year. Throughout September, October, and November it functioned as a Marching Band which provided both entertainment and spirit at all home football games. This same band also represented Center quite effectively in the American Royal Parade and at the Kansas University Band Activities. As the weather grew colder, the Marching Band became the Concert Band. Besides performing for the student body through- out the year, the group participated in district and state music concerts, bringing home many honors. A select group of the Concert Band became the Stage Band. This band played for many school and community functions. This year the Center High School Concert Band had the great honor of playing with the Kansas University Brass Choir under the direction of Carl 'gDoc', Severinson, a staff musician at NBC, in Garrison Auditorium on January 16, 1966. Two of Mr. Smith's own arrangements were played with skill by our band. it 59 .esfgim N23 1 C25 Ql ?sf 115 Win L Q I fm J N f s' 4 0 , 'lg' . Q--I 4 S fini X ' Q X? 4' n 1 E M. f ax 1- H ,wgwfe-fl I Q M, , rj QWY7' i Q ff' 1? 5 - fr T 'x' QF' f 5 O sn 5 s L i o i E J ann I I ' .X I A 4 , 6 , sr 1 I 1 X 0 ia ,Q . 3 Uni? M T, K ix Pj . E 1 7 K 5 1 gf' . ' if . 4 . 0 Q ' Z 9 -z 'f ' 34. , , f V , . , , Q35 I 2- ,, fe. - - V , , X ,, X , x V' V .ffff our Q 3? 3 1 1 ' , gm W ww STM W Q, Q x ,V 1-Lfigfg D f MELQQ5 J f ,QQ Q w gvxdqfp Q 3 f X UN?j'?, Q any A M Y J J ,Q MW N i X XX .Xl x W gif N fxbawVQo'Z f ig 4? WL xx Coy ' XEQ izfjjxfif f ff fwl U XX if jg G ff ,X E21 ggi? few fl S32-imfgij x oc-il L I X D Lv A O I WJCK YQ CL 5? L E .JE ! ,ff Usa EQALI GNT' K J wif? ft Vi 2 vp' . X . 9 fx l N ig, wx Sl S 4 , - . A ' ,ff X , M Nw 1' .ali .Q 3 as . ,.M,4.MA... ' is 4 ha ,M If 4 ,.,.' X4 .X x K-11 in . W ' J ...- ,W f 4 4 ff , 10' 'Z Ka 1 'Q M 5 Aix v .1 if Q Q ,esfff ',QQ2!,4'i'W. fig ffgf f NP by U W1 WW f f' 'A ----y.-.f,.,. ff X: M ,,, ,, in , ,t,. 1,42 Q-. ji :Um ' 4:11 A-if ' 1 1? , L, 7 1 9 1 4 5' ,fp f i' I x v 4 0 'f ff The annual Snn-Ball Danee was held lleeemher l8. with the entertainment ul' the Chessmen. The highlight nl the evening was the eruwning of Nliss Sylvia tlampher. whn was eseurtecl hy Nlr. Brian Duty. Her seninr prineesses were Miss tlunnie ,Innes and Nliss Kathy Asel. The junior attenrlants were Nliss ,lutly Nle- tlulluugh and Nliss l,in1la lxemligh. The ISS suplnnnnre 4-lass was representeel lay Nl' lletsy Hnark antl lay Nliss :Xniy l nger. -.5-1-I . .W ,L A ,V -fa. .V-,-A . -.Nt-,iff V ,, ., f A 'tu -v.t,,, ,, gi 1,-gs-Q ,,,,1..,,. . 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' :--1 7.5 ...L,1jg1gfj. .-. .,--- V-.fa-.,T-1.-tagJ...f-et, ,f rv- ' fy , N - 3- -.- , 'gf' -Q 4' '- ' 3 W' 'u American Field Service mf, wait This year has been rich in experience, and when l return to Eng- land. l shall take with nie memories ol' many instances ofkindness and understanding by the people offXn1e1'it'a.'- i ,V , A I Field Services is an organiza- tion whoseasmiaini purpose is to create a better un- among the peoples of the world. lt briiiigs foreign students from every part ofythe world to A erica for a year They live asia mem- ber an American family for a more complete- ictu of the American way of life AFS also sends year o stu r a sumrner of study through the Amer d Prqgram AFS originatedfitii durm he First V Qld War by a volunteiei ambu P a I . . ' . . Amer an students to foreign coun'tr1es either for a a . F- a t . a I A Y if 'vi X - 6,4 ,W Y 4 a' l corps lt has new ggpwn igto a ygorjldmide' ,fe A 1 Sf! tmrganizationfif The AFS selects its exchange students through a series of forms and personal interviews. Qualities demanded in San exchange student are those of open-mindediiess, friendliness, and the ability to adjustwwdfa those different from one- areftimpressed with the idea that tiieriediisgggpre ghan one correct way to act and think. The motto tiff-fthe AFSZ,is Walk together, talk tegWether,Ha,Qgaye earth. Then and only Even though l missed the hustle and hustle of America. the big f cars and fast pace of life, l loved everything about my summer. The pretty English countryside. the friendly outgoing people, the warm hospitality made me grow to love and admire England. Though l love America deeply. l feel I must and will return to England somedayfi Valitw Qtwigess C 'SP Americans Abroad 12 5 Q Bob :Xlley Nlary Anderson Senior Sophomore Kathy Asel S Senior ' l ff' 5' f Ad l liarinen esenior Chris Daggett Rick Day SCIUOY Sophomore I Gary Coleman Sophomore Harvey Goldberg Senior Jody Hudson Bill Baughman Junior Mark Dolginoff Sophomore Junior lt: it' , , I Y' P X 5 Jim Jones Junior Linda Kedigh Jon Miller Junior Junior Jeannette Kempster Jane Leisure Sophomore Junior X f gf. ,J Janie Nash 5 pll'm mA David Prigel lireg Swartz 5'tIJlWlW'l'9 . . , Senior Richard Roberson Janice Saddler Sophomore Senior Merlin made the Hound 'liable . . Malory, Morte d'i-Xrthur. Seated around its own Round Table is Center! representative body, the Student Council. 126 Nanvy Bumgarner Junior Jeff Eisberg Senior Sheila Hausner Junior Sarah lrminger Senior Philip W alsh Senior Boh cltbllN ll l resident Josh Brier N ice I resident Judy McCullough Secretary St d t C '1 Gary Bunton Treasurer bf-V KD The LE,-LD Student BJ xfft V ,t Council is CQ t one of' the t-V5 most important 2 - Q05 L, organizations at Cen- ter. The members com- pose the governmental in- stitution which represents the entire student body. Eight mem- hers from each class, the foreign ex- change student, and the runner-up in the presidential election of the previous year make up the Council. They are instru- mental in planning and organizing many school activities, including the Sno-Ball llance and tht Lalnbvn V Bee-hiye Dances. Y , ,,,,,,4,, llo cope with problems of the student hody that occur dur- ing the year, the Student Council has set up various proj- ects, including the sponsoring ofa suggestion hox in the office. the enhancing ofthe fienter Seal in tht front hall. and the present- ing of other entertaining and stimulating programs. 127 JMS .2 'BNN f 15 M,-bf ln its second year, the Key Club has become a well- respected organization at Center. It is boy's honorary organi- zation. and its members are chosen for their high character, integrity, and service to their school and community. Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club has many varied activities. Besides serving the school as ushers at games, they participate in many aspects of school life. Com- munity service, also, plays an important part in the activities of the Key Club. The members attempt to help those who are I underprivileged or in need. Mr. E. J. Wills is the sponsor. Mr' WMS Sponsor Key Club First Row: lL to RJ K. West, B. Alley, B. Welborn, C. Coats- Swartv S Trumbull D Nielson B lowe W Qt hindler h . wort , 5. Dicus. J. Neustadt, T. Cordon. S. Farber, C. Drover. Jeter. Corbett. B. Bullock. Hi 'llololev l'liel1l.lllHoll. l Second Row: S. Brown, B. Duty. ll. Bunton. ,l. Miller. C. 128 COE-er's Harrow out to cars to head for afternoon jobs. Members of COE are: B. Allen. D. Beach. T. Bierne. K. Barber. li. Billups. M. Bosworth. T. Brady. J. Bruening. R. Curley. D. Cochran. .l. Coleman. J. Coonce. A. Daniels. B. Dav- is. K. Doolan. D. Fitts. L. Gann. R. Carry. J. Gibbs. S. Gottlieb. R. Hamlin. S. Holmes. B. Horton. C. Huie. V. Jackman. A. Cooperative Dccupatlonal Johnson. S. Jurgeson. M. Kaplan. D. Kiefer. D. Kite. M. Land M. Lally. J. Meagher. L. Mooney. J. Moses. R. McCollom. D. O'Shea, P. Payne. L. Reece. J. Reid. P. Rodriquez, D. Roller. B. Russell. D. Sadler. D. Shaw. N. Steele. S. Terry. R. Tezon. S. Townley. M. Walker. K. Woodard. A3 CSJQ ...ffl LD.. Education An important facet in Center's educational pro- gram is the Cooperative Occupational Educa- tion division. The department, under the direction of Mr. Clarence Coleman, offers a course to prepare students for the business world, coupled with actual work experience in the afternoon. Each student finds a job suitable to his interests and abilities. COE helps to prepare him for a useful and successful career after graduation from high school. 130 Nli' tIoli-m.in. Spon- I n:.,'u ' V' sv lub Activities Behind Scenes with Player's 58 1722? Q9 Art Club Sets Stage FTA Cake Meet Entertains Teachers 132 'N iii Q Lili 'V' WAULY M A - f .xv .,. X 1 5 Center's Happiest Broadcasters f ,ii W5 'TAG Svmusml GLM- - -- gg W Science Club Poses for Exposure !-W M- , I PO LJJ Annual Tarn-Eating Festival Searchli ht gig? S The t Staff Like a light in the dark, every other Friday the Searchlight bright- tns up the dark corners of a week filled with tests, term papers, reports, and various other tragic events. This awardwinning news- paper informs us of main events coming up, relates the achievements and inter- ests of Centerites. and re- cords sports events and ae- tivities. While providing this ser- vice. the twenty-two students on the staff learn the tech- niques of good journalism. These energetic, young future journalists are advised by the capable Mrs. Luanne Lasswell, who has had much experience working on newspapers herself. Everyone on the staff, from the Editor-in-Chief down to each re- porter, works his hardest to make 1 each Searchlight the edition it is it ffif dj ft s A if ff l AH ff 5, M . if fy These pictures show the Search- iight Staff at work. FN 95 'lf ' Amt KN I N ya 0 EVlTOR'IIU' cv-HEP O3 .f Jjfnrmf smrm Wag 1 X is gms XKPMFASQ 7Qx, 7 if-N 4 I thx QS .X -fp ww Tmsw ! 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N of A V Vt- K -fi nw ' I t 5 1, tu' 1 im' , A4 W C tg, T' C rilld X ll All Conference Honorable Mention 'ff-E' Bob Welborn End Qnxctff 415' Luke Ballev Tackle J0elSchne1der Guard Charles Crislor Tackle 150 Bo Lo- Bac All All 9 far: I NA Shi my b Brown Fullback Co-Captain Back of the Year All Conference Second Team All City Honorable Nlention like 'ff Don Nielson Guard All District Honorable Mention 3 Gary Bunton Halfback All Conference First Team All District Honorable Mention All City Honorable Mention Brian Doty End All Conference First Team All District Honorable Mention All City Honorable Mention A-bf 6 tgfiffili ' James Bailey Tackle Co-Captain Lineman of the Year All Conference First Team All District Second Team All City Honorable Mention Sagem i Kitt: t W Y-A-of Mead ' i , AA I D r H NAD- Qu- ' X C27 X rt' T if VT - Wg? 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With his return next year, along with Vince Ragmalia. Center has a very promising team. Below: Cross eountry runners warm up lat-fore a meet, Below: All runners work to get in shape for the meet. M li 19' i ,ff if I i ,f 151242 Njihf 1' 'i,,fjgLn 5 My ' 1 A X ff is I , 'i 7 .94 ff ,7f.3,Ls MW' . X V V A , 'fa -' V Ly' ,A',gg,,f f , . :, ' .4 ' W ,gov f 157 , s x Above: David N an Nleter. vsinner of the t-onferenee a , . .. . y,,, , . .. districtmeets.llnlshed-ardlnthe5Ialel'1nals. ow: Hill Harrison st'lslllt'pL11'l'tll ait'l'osst'oullll'y meet me ,ff Q' 'I K 1- , X I ,, ' f - 'f 'If ,, , I, . ' - v-ef--'ffmr W -n1-qnv as-H-1' ' , , M 4, Mg-, i,fjgQTz,.1'w - -..1a,- J .Q-.35-sfiig-z--.a... -4 ,,., M .-- ,M Y --.ff-f.,,,,, ,, V.-. ' ' ,N ., .3 , , in ,i 'S 2 T 1 n Mg. Z f .M -'Oy - Q f f M., -if J 'Z ., Xff ' .XF :WW W -4 ,, .MA 1 Q If x W 1 9 . 4 9 9 4 f , 5, Q f .WIN 1 ,H 414, .-i .un 4.3-fue...-,...4.n.u.4h144L2 L-.u!4hL.,, '-4 Q - MH 'f .. Lfxifglr ut, . ' ' -- '- - 1.-Q.n--.-..:-..-.-.,,.,,.,.,.,,, ,, 1.-- .-fef--fu-r-Q-qv-gv X af' 4- IV 'iff'--if--fi--1.1-' :'-1?-xr. 1-, .-.,,Y:,,Y----..-.....----... -.,., ,. .1,..- . wifi 1 1 1 ,, ' Lf 11- 11 121 5 2 2 EA 1 ' 1151 VXI 1x1 5 111 1 1112 1 111 121 1112 121' 1i1 R513 11' F55 ! 112 1 1 511 ' 11 1 11 131 1151 1 li ,I l 1Wl g :I 1 71115 I -1,11 ' i 1 A 1 1 1 1. 1 1 :' 1 WN 1 11 U 'V T ' 4, L' i 11 '1' T 1 E! 1 111 . 1 if' I , 1 R 1 1' ' ' 1 1? I 11 1 1 I 1' ! 1: 1 5 Eg 1 15 1, Q. 3 l V 1111- 1 ,,,. . I 4 1 I 1 Basket all Heroes 4 C35-Q., K? Davld Jeter Mike Lawrence Forward Lenter if Y.-f r r Brlan Doty if f Forward 1-W QW, 2 r Bull Walker .lim RIITICI I-',,rWar,1 forward LQJN ,lim Neustadt Guard lush BNN, Tom Cordon L to R: S. Farb. C. Minx. B. Tharp. M. Hayes. R. Roberson. M. Jackson. B. Lawrence. R. Day. H. Kirby. L. Hall. D. Prigel. C. Coatsworth, M. Wales. S. Steinbrecher. Coach Bob Dennis ikneelingj. , 9 7 . . 6 . L41 .',.' 1 Q.. if 1 7 f 1 ?'i -ff! X aww ff'f,-'f 1:w'7'2 7? C L W 'V V 7 1-'- . . f it ' Q ay y 4 51 ' 4.5- ,ff , 'f ,L ' I ,I , F'- We-f-V - :fill !WZ'4a.uM!aq'? I 7 ' '-Q' f ml T 'ff J in i fl f W-J. D Coach holds a seance during half time. kjl Center Senior High Junior Varsity Basketball Scores Center 34 ..... Center 59 ..... Center 41 ..... Center 49 ..... Center 40 ..... 1965-1966 . . .Southwest ...Grandview .. . Columbia Hickman ...Jefferson City ...William Chrisman Center 59 ........ Ruskin Center 76 ........ Raytown South Center 50 ........ Baytown Center 57 ........ Oak Park Center 73 ........ North Kansas City Center 48 ........ Truman Center 62 ........ William Chrisman Center 68 ........ Baytown South Center ........ Baytown 36 58 Center . ........ Ruskin Center 52 ........ Oak Park Center 62 ........ North Kansas City Center 57 ........ Truman -,111 1,43 5 4 -6' HdI'1DlfllKlflDy shootsfortvw Team Leg ' .58 Coach Dennis joins his boys in prep tice warmup. Varsit First Row: QL to Rl S. Welch. E. Norman, B. Lehleitner. F. B. Dennis, G. Swartz, C. Crisler, R. Bailey.T. Hyde. D. Nielson Kennedy, R. Tooley. B. Welhfwrn. D. Slaughter. Second Row: ,l. Schneider. B-Team l First Row: QL to Rl P. Df-Walt. M. Woods. P. Psaltis. G. Steele. Coach Martin. L. Hornheck, B. Beltz. .l. Crippin. R. Cobleigli P. Wehxler., B. Lehleitner. l. Berry. Nl. Yirden. Second Row: M. Schupp. R. Sl'llWE1l'lL. ' 166 WF Steve Welch 95 lbs. Won 6 Lost 2 Tied I Elton Norman Bob Lehleitner 1-03 lbs. f Won 19 ' loglhs Los! 2 4W1nn i9 10145 Tied I Greg Swartz 138 lbs. Won! 13 Lint 3 lIed0 Dave Slaughter 133 lbs. Warn 5 Lost 2 Tied 1 B111 Denms 145 1bs., ffvfgl Don Nielson 'FPS 154 lbs. Tied 1 Won Lost 7 Tied 1 f x V5 ,X ,, ' - ,-.--...,.-...gQg...'-432,11-z:i12 :44-L -- auf '--- - ' 0-' ' 4.-.-...MM .4...4.-.- v Y nL:-VLL5..a , ' e-.ny-be-n ,, H.. 4,471 - -4-1 w-.ui v-,-.f-..w--f Fred Kennedy ' 120 lbs. Won 5 Lost 2 Tied 1 ff1fL 5-2i'i-Q '-151- 1'25'j7-1 ---' Y- P2.migjff.1,f':'-w Jf?4!-'?f-'h Q?T- '-.--- v1-f.1 ...gf ,fy .,f, --wal, ...M , Bob Welborn 133 lbs. , W'0n I9 Lust 2 Tied I LT Randy Bailey Heavyweight w zo Tom Hyde Logs 130 lbs. Tied 0 ' ' - - AA. .- .-., .-,.-f.,1,---'.,.- .. . . . . . ... 4 -um, , .A . x . U... .... ,, V. v. -.A .-v-n --,,,. .-,..,'......,,,,,,,,,,, , vw, I, I V 5, ' 1 A I 5 I I I I I I I I I I , I I If I ,. , I f I JI I I 3 I , J? I I I I 'I II- ' I iI?j VII! III IIII I II 13, E , I III I II I I I i I I i I I I I I I I I .IK I I I 1 gl I 'I I fl 5 Q I I- I I I., 5 I I I .I Ig I I EI ,I II I , ..V......,..Y.......--.... ,A--..-,-..,. ,, NM, ,.,,.,.,., ,,.,,,.Y. . .:, , X M L X f ' Q Q-T f SFf'f ' f' wK A I H XXV N K h,.'X X I L! .1-1- E ,,,.-- 4 , -,,f- , ll f 4 Pep Club Roll Call First Row: tl. to lil S. Bates. J. Saddler. B. Creenblot. J. Lacy. C. Brummel. Second Row: L. Morgan. M. Williams. K. Hansen. D. Richmond. M. Anderson. Third Row: T. Furr. B. Bram- mer. P. Bowman. P. Wenig. Dressler. Fourth Row: C. Fisher.J. Nash. B. Fisher. L. Yockey. D. Dewhurst. Fifth Row: J. Krueger. S. Orren. C. McConnell. S. Walsh. S. Kennedy. Sixth Row: K. Thee. C. Jacob. L. Quackenbush. P. Brennan. V. Bowlett. B. Brueske. C. Wilson. Seventh Row: J. McCullough. P. Keeney. M. Stevens. L. Morse. A. Coldenberg. K. Shelton. L. Wheeler. T. Baldridge. D. Curtis. L. Kedigh. Eighth Row: C. Stine, D. Lehman. M. Lambert. K. Bowlett. P. King. J. Welterman. C. Hawkinson. B. Buck. J. Banks. Ninth Row: N. Bumgarner. .l. Leisure. C. Snoddy. J. Smith. V. Williams. F.. Mayfield. P. Berenbom. C. Johnson. C. Lueders. K. Kedigh. X. Long. L. Zumwalt. Tenth Row: D. Bice. C. Sawyer. V. Van Horn. J. Baltuch. L. Mt-Donald. J. Cant. B. Hurst. .l. Silverstein. S. Zuck. D. Burwell. Eleventh Row: M. Heizer. C. Wilson. D. Wood. B. Hill. N. Bigley. P. Pendleton. S. Lafler. J. Martin. J. Larson. Twelfth Row: L. Williams. B. Boark. A. Unger. P. Pearce. S. Leake. L. Burras. K. Patti. L. Crow. C. Mellloth- lin. C. Charles. K. Bike. The busy energetic girls of the Pep Club pro- mote and sustain school spirit as well as build up the morale ofthe athletic team. The duties ofthe Pep Club include planning the pep assemblies. making posters. and selling rib- bons and buttons. They are also the sponsors ot' the annual Homecoming Dance each fall. Mrs. Win- ifired Sutor is thesponsor. 4' '-6 .0 KM XX Mrs. Sutor Sponsor ' ix- , 177' rn A, if vwff , , D 1 A, me JF, 5 is ey ff-I I YJ Af' 'X-kijrgf 2' ,v -9 5 - 1,43 ,Q g tx E 37.3, .v-, A ,f 52 QQ!! I3 N xv N 5195- G . fg,..f'q','H 7 Q 'ax P' Q1 J., ,k . 1 , Q' '9,1,X, sr . I. ' ' ' A 1 1: -' as '- 'C' Ag wg 3-9? ' 4-1 i Q Q iff: ,I .W hi 1 AI H A 1223 41 LQ Q 2 M 1. 2 5 fl ,iff 155 f ' 2 ' 'V 'vfvxil Q! Ifii ' 5 , 'wg , K? . if 4 ., ...f - f 4 .wb Y . rx ,- ff W , api' Mi.. I Y -Z f ,. -.ff WOM . Ulf? V ,N gf 4 P if ' 4 I A 4 we X . 3 - Q YW ,. 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