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

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M-4 , - X . , fs 'Q 2 ww xx N. Zi-J, Q R2 Reflections of The Year Gone by To the Lasufil obberver, the szhool yL1r19G 1968 xx as but 19011155 luwr u leap wear But to the tmdlers, ldmlms tramrs and the students xr C um r, rhns has been 1 yelr rlmr vull long rdlut in the m1rmrQ of their mmdi DLlI'1I1g rhm year mmm nux zdor-ns md P011L1l.S were nurndrul, rhe uhlun :mms mu vnu lF1CfLglSlflQ suuus ind Centers mnlnng fuulu 1114 rc xsul by PW 1 Ccnurs mm Lemtul um md mum KI ls gud 1111111 4 11114 uhm: 111 rhw mums possxh L 'I-fi -Q t V 11114- .gn Qlgfilf ,tfgiii v V' 4 J Qzfyixfy ' fu ,A . XV, x, ., '. W' , v -ff .J Pix V 1,9 9 'Ili' GI rf fun ,JUN dn gf ll m Ill x .. . .,,, T1 gg, f. Li in new ABOVE: STUDENT COUNCIL-Frou! Roux' Mike Usnick, Gary johnson, Ignacio Coello de Portugal, Carol Smith, Clay Smith. Smfud Roux' Amy Unger, Barbara Russell, wlanet Goetz, Sydna Bunton, Pam Meade-rs, Putty Swyden. Tbzrzl Roux SPONSOR-Mr. Shank,janie Nash, Mark Dolginoff, Tom Buntly, Bob Fulton, Bob Arnold.Fuur1b Rau :john Callis, Tim Riney, Tom Dunleavey, Lauren Swartz, Don Cable. P11111 Run: Mike Hayes,john Brown, Steve Fowler, Richard Roberson, Marcus Gntewootl. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Tom Helm, Glenda Thompson. and Ramon Dc Lucca re- move suggestions from suggestion box. RIGHT: Mr. Ackley and Mike Usnick glance over the uwattl chart for the magazine sale. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Student Council officers-Mike Usnick, Presitlent, Clay Smith, Treasurer: Carol Smith, Secretary: Gary johnson, Vite-President-look over magazines for the sale, L. 'Li .VJ .Jug Ir- i z , 1. .-:Man , l ' ,if , J 9. X! li .ff- :il l ' l I. I ' ii' . .-. t V Q n I I . i I Han' I C I. i fy NW ,, +45 itll Q if IL 'Q 'G 'fx A' N' ' 7 .. B5 C N ' J 'X - i .Ll 5 i U E R Y wmauufqu-4 :sein wtf, xr I ,...., ,,,N Q- bmw -K xaum fs. N 5.. O 1 Enthusiasm for Fighting Yellowiackets PEP CLUB, Frm Roux' Debbie Nickell, Debbie Duff, Jan Pinkard, Patty Pearce, Pat Wenig, Marcia Corbett, Erlene Wienstock, Karen Krueger, Carla Porterfield, Annetta Grace, Pam Kidd, Lynn Joseph. Second Rou':Janet Stephens, Barby Zuck, Dee Hawks, Vicky Dickerson, Debbie Wise, Peggy Waldon, Clara Carr, Susan Goldenberg, Linda LaMar, Janet Ekstrom, Allyson Martin, Janice Berman, Marlene Wien- stock, Margie Zurowski, Terri Gammeter, Barb Thompson, Vicki Von Demfange, Diane Bowers, Joyce Pollock, Gigi Smith, Sharon Landes, Donna Price, Nancy Ashburn. Third Rauz' Joy Samborski, Nancy Dres- sler, Clara Sawyer, Nellie Smith, Rhonda Paul, Sandy Zuck, Penny Psaltis, Missy McMillin, Deborah Laird, Marsha Breece, Paula Stewart, Suzanne Wilkes, Jani Kuechler, Patti Barrows, Mary Beth Shockley, Pam Newberg, Cindy Fisler, Debbie Albright, Janice Cutshall, Dee Dee Nolan, Becky Buck, Kathy Smith, Carol Phelan. Fourth Roux' Carol Saffran, Terry Flora, Angie Edgerton, Melissa Parker, Debbie Willing, Barb Russell, Jane Brown, Shirley Svejda, Marilyn Meyer, Babs Hock, Sally Monson, Carol Smith, Bev Hanna, Sydna Bunton, Paula Brown, Joan Ludy, Lynn Lambeth, Janie Nash, Pam Meaders, Betsy Roark, Linda Yockey, Connie Wilson, Barbara Hudson. F0711 Roux' Debby Mclntosh, Yella Bogopolsky, Denise Sparrow, Debbie Sloan, Sally Pfeifer, Linda Wood, Debbie Wertz, Debbie Bradford, Leanna lndall, Carole McNiel, Pam Pendleton, Kathy Johnston, Jean Hays,Janet Larkins, Patsy Gilles, Viki Land, lris Godfrey, Marci Gould, Linda Allen, Betsy Beckett. Sixlh Rau-.' Diane LaMar, Julie Biggs, Rita Lewis, Sue Eichem, Sharon Cottitta, Cindy Dulley, Cindy Russell, Jan Apel, Janice Myers, Debbie Nash, Viki Koshko, Patty Albright, Marlene Mason, Linda Kirby, Mary Kopulos, Carol Vetter, Linda Dat- tilo, Marilyn Katz, Kerry Fremerman, Melinda White, Joyce Brier. Suwzlb Roux' Nan Berry, Nancy Bigley, Janet Welterman, Karen Pole lock, Nancy Ashwill, Terry Cassity, Claudia Weed, Becky Riman,Janet Eigenberg, Debbie Bolling, Michelle Means, Marsha Jones, Cindy Kroeker, Cindy Gustafson, Paula Winkler, Gail Simmons, Patty Swy- den, Debbie Arnold, Kay Strickland, Farrell Collins Elghlb Razr: Sandy Pollard, Terry Cutshall, Diane Oakley, Glenda Thompson, Marcia Dunn, Marlene Stevens, Celia Doppelt, Lauren Swartz, Terry Neustadt, Cheryl Link, Mary Lou Hofman, Barbara Brown, Susan Evans, Judy West, Marcy Ward, Chcrl Wickman, Pam Petrus, Mary Ann Garwood, Susan Claywell, Mary Hall. Nmlb Rua-5 Susan Richmond, Sheryle Pich- man, Georgia Potter, Gayle Hileman, Marcy Carmody, Marty Wieden- mann, Roberta Merritt, Kelly Terherst, Norma Sloan, Ann Jones, Gail Arnold, Yvonne Banister, Ann Red, Joan Williams, Lynn Klingler, Sandy Walton, Sheila Woodman, Allison Banake, Sandy Skaggs. Bari Roux Val Luczak, Cindy Brown, Elizabeth Janssesn, Jane Boyd, Kathy Sadler, Sally Lane, Jane Baskin, Maris White, Gayle Ballantyne, Jean Baskin, Beverly Adam, Linda Applegate, Carol Rau, Cathy Sullens, Daneen Heady, Kathy Herbertson, Diana Clevenger, Sonia Lega, Margo Hoopes. S orcl , lei? U , Rita sell, ghr. at- ier. Pol- HCI ndy wy- ndy rcia adt, udy md, Aichv en- ail 1 er, ark Reflects Bold Spirit of Center High SchooI's Pep Club The energetic girls of the Center High School Pep Club provided the spirit for our fighting Yellowjackets, The girls stimulated lasting en- thusiasm for each athletic event. They assisted the cheerleaders at pep assemblies and spon- sored the Homecoming festivities, which in- cluded the dance decorations, entertainment, and refreshments. During the basketball season Pep Club spon- sor Miss Myra Harms, assisted by seven others, chaperoned 150 Pep Club members on an over- night trip to jefferson City and Columbia to at- tend the Friday and Saturday night games. The trip was not only fun but also educational, fea- turing tours of the State Capital, Highway Patrol Headquarters and M,U. This trip was the high point in the Pep Clubs activities, but throughout the year the Pep Club continued to strive for outstanding spirit and enthusiasm. fn 'Q U1 f i LEFT: Patty Pearce, President. PM We-nig, Vite-President, lwlqrtitt Corbett, Recording Secretary, Carla Porterfield, Ser- geant tit Armsg Erlene Wienstock, Corresponding Secretary: and Karen Krueger, Treasurer, lend the spirited Pep Club ABOVE' Pep Club members give .i u.irin theer .it .i told Friday evening football game 'thv 4 1 I 4 1--1 NJ, N I 4 1 ICE -L. n was L. Uoods , s -r I W in :he , up of K i V ' 'fi welfth v x ! 3 , Q ' . ,Of Llillg , V' 'ii Q I ,e :Lathe f h ig ,vw 'I !'x E In x X 7-L' Q5 arms 2 e x is was L 34 ' . 4 'DQR 'R 'Q ,V g e had Q- I - f14,,g':,. gl I ' 1 of the f5Q'ffgX2g?ig ' gig, I gf X anthe 'ff im' , 232 Q ar. ju- 3' rl, 13- f N 6, X year's - 5 -. M. K inrrib- v A :wig Ham 11 . . nding wif f 'unify zgm-, at the e - me of 'H 238011. 7 . I .4 v ,. ,-,f guy. 3 Cross Country Team-Fzrfl Roux' Bob Hondag Semnd Roux' Bill Eaton, Mike Williams, Bill Kite, David Van Mererg Tb1r1lRnu'.' Mark Tangblade, Dwight Smith, Mike Wzvods, Alan Mauch, Alan Yuakum. . -C ,xi A . Vafw rv' L Num' Y' 4.9 d In . k LA H f. V V' ' K 1 A H 1. M 3 Q ' --' F gm, fax - 1 ,' f km. f v I Y Z 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 N 1 I E 51 A i 2 u i w 1 L , V , , , , 1 I L I l A I J I I X RIGHT: Basses, john Travers and Mike Hughes sight-read Carol of the Birds during a daily practice session, FAR RIGHT: Choir officers 4President Gary johnson, Vice-president Marty Monson, Secretary Roger Hornbeck, Treasurer Betsy Roark, and student director Wally Bradford-pose in their new choir uniforms. Q rn L 2 tr iw uw. -4' iv f,x1-.,, - f M . .Q r , 1 , at . , T , , , 5133 CONCERT CHOIR-Frou! Rnzlx' L. Pollard,-I. Gnnt, L. Allen, C. Por- terfield, B. Russell, N. Dresslcr, K. Agron, B, Schoket, K. Sl1nnlJerg,j. Biggs, M. Brisley. Serum! Ron: P. Wenig, M. Newton, K. Peterson, R Emery, E. Barrack, T. McGuire, C. Huber,j. Wilfqng, R. Hornbeclc, G Gross, D. Cable, ,l. Meyer, D. Haughey. Tfzml Ron : J. Swearingen, D. . .L xx V, ,X Spnder, C. liike,j. lhltuth, -I julmsun, ,l. Travers, D. Megee, B. Bure- mztn, A, Mauclx, P Grut-ue, R, Ssckixmn, -I, Tlemun, R. Skinner. Bin? Rum' C. Cohen, K Dooley, K. Terhune, C. Sullins, M, XVl1ite, B, Wfilltcr- son, R. Roberson, P Lutgcn, M. l luglxes,-I. Day, I.. Rafsky. CONC mt-rs. ' Weind Huw-l, Alwrnt ' f lg! f, -If Q ,x rt . f f 3 + I y SW ' 1 iipxgs' IE? hi ff?-,131 I V gg 1 Y 5'.4l4 .fsgigg,--55.1 I fr 41 xh Q Q, 5 ' 'K' 55 .ff .J .I v i ,f,. fE ' +f 9'yi1 X .- .. , . , .. ...G z , 1 fa L q , , ' ', e' ,ew T M fi' ,L a 'Hy if I f iE12ia2 i I' iliflg lab 1 5 1, ' 0 I 1 4 4 1 AQ 1 .Inn W Q 6 V v 3 3 Q Q i +,,JDl,fL' f I Y 35,5 er Q9 xi 1 1 ' x, C s ,Q 5,51 r , 1 5 . v , 'Q I s . 5 B D v Arthur Millers Crucible Brings Salem Witchcraft Trials tk LA ST Betty liatris ....... Rev, Samuel Farris . . Tituba ,.......... Abigail ,,......, Susanna Xliltllcott . , Mrs. Ann Putnam ,.. Thomas Putnam . , . Mercy Lewis . . . Patience ,lames ... jennifer Cole ,, Selena Fairfax .... Mary W'arren . . john Proctor .,. Rebecca Nurse . . Giles Corey ..... Revwlohn Hale .,.. Elizabeth Proctor .,.. Francis Nurse ..... Ezekiel Cheever . . . 'Iohn Williard ,.,. Martha Corey . . . , judge Hathorne . . . Danforth ......., Sarah Good .... Hopkins ..... x,-A rf. K 1 y X' ' Q f ,-A., , if i , ff I - .225 - la! l 1 I ., xx 5 rdf ..., Lintla Allen Richartl Heaman .. Shelley Orren . Deborah Poush ,..... Pam King Vicky Dickerson .... Greg Smith ... Teri Williimrtl .... Nina Arney Ann Red ...Cathy Sullins .. Kathy Bowen ... Ron Skinner . . . . . Patty Lally . . Gary johnson .. Dan Haughey . . . Clara Sawyer . . . Doug North . . , Bob London ..,,..Cal Berry . . . Marcet: Liber .... Rand Winn .... Gary Levin Theresa Maguire . . . . , Dave Wise 1 ' r 3. ,i I .ii Ut pre Al thi tit- by str of ust pli Pr' pe ho Crt thil pa pri I' it 52 ,v l to Life on Centers Stage Centers versatile Players 58 opened the 1967 68 theatrical season with the production of Ar- thur Miller's challenging drama, The Crucible. Based on one of the darkest moments of our history, The Crucible impressed the audience as a valuable social comment on the dangers of law and justice based on suspicion, ignorance and mass hysteria, Following the selection of the cast in early October, rehearsals were held daily until the presentation of the play November 17 and 18. After blocking the play and memorizing lines, the players were able to concentrate on specific details necessary for the final performance, Step by step, bits of props, costumes and dramatic in- struction gave color to the actors' interpretation of the play. Technical innovations such as the use of the scrim added physical effects to the play. Dress rehearsals were held three nights previous to the play's actual performance. The performance of the play brought to an end many hours of hard work by the actors, the technical crews and the drama coach, Mr. Landes. Following the final production of The Crucible, a cast y sl-'Rn-nh party was held for all actors and members ofthe production staff. v I I s Qi 1 OPPOSITE TOP: Tituba, portrayed by Shelley Orren, confesses that she summoned the evil spirits, OPPOSITE EAR LEFT: -lohn Proctor, played by Ron Skinner, learns that Mary Warren gave his wife a voodoo doll. OP- POSITE LEFT. ln a dramatic court scene Deborah Pousli, acting the part of Abigail, writhes in pretended pain as the others also fetgn illness. LEFT: The spell is broken as Reverend Parris, portrayed by Richard Beaman, prays forthe soul ofhis daughter Betty, played by Linda Allem. a Chess, Art, and Science Clubs Offer lntereste Two clubs which expanded from classroom work to increase extra-curricular interest in cer- tain fields were Centers Art Club and Science Club. Members of Art Club worked on projects which they could not work on during class such as oil paintings, metal work and ceramics. They also constructed and painted the settings for Center's plays. The Science Club members ex- panded their class activities by entering and helping with the Science Fair and by building a gas chromatograph. Although not related to classroom work, the Chess Club also increased the interest of stu- dents in a certain area. Members of the Chess Club improved their skill in the game by com- peting against each other and by entering tour- naments with neighboring schools. .Zh , ' ' .W ,?'!,,Q X Xa Y ,, ' ' ' J - , sw'- ' if. In., A - -1 'X l V 1.7 W4 C 4 While Enjoying Activities, 1' T., ABOVE1 Y-TEEN OFFICERS-Laura Williams, Presi- denrg Karen Krueger, Vice-Presidentg Marcia Corbett, Secretary: Paula Winkler, Treasurer. UPPER RIGHT: Before playing a game of volleyball, Y-Teens receive rules for behavior at the Slumber Party. RIGHT: joan Wilfong writes a letter on behalf of the Y-Teens to their adopted Shawnee Indian girl. lndustrious Y-Teens 53? ' Q 5 ' ,V T , fi Q Y Q . 'lla 'T wi g rg Vi T Q fi rel ix 5 ,K 4 ,K A Bl Mar lzrlc Simi Shi-. N rfz--' ABOVE: LATIN CLUB-Robert Lubert sustains mortal injury in gla- diatorial bout. Slamiings Dave Dusenberry. Lying: Robert Lubert. Bark.- David Schoket, jim Bailey, Randy Kyle, joey DiCapo, Mark Kahler, Mark Llewellyn, Mike Plumey, Paul Constant, Betsy Beckett, Val Luc- zak, Pam King, Gail Minx, Penny Psaltis, Susan Goldenberg, Allyson Martin. RIGHT: Men beat maidens during the Feast of Luprecal. Marie Beirne, Susan Claywell, Nancy Gray, Ronnie Tankel, Toni Meyers, Paul Gary, jim Mitchell, FAR UPPER RIGHT: The fire of the Vestal Virgins must not go out. K11Prfirfg.' Carla Porterlield, Kathy Curtis, janet Meyer, Cherie Winn, Sue Royer. Bark: Dan Haughey, Phil Psaltis, Pat Hoopes, Phil Reddy, Connie Wilstxn, Becky Riman, FAR LOWER RIGHT: Romans celebrate the slave market, Klzeelmgx Kathy Vawter. Bark: Nan Berry, Georgia Potter, Chuck Statnam, Debbie Scott, Ron Schifman, Ron Shtxuse, Chris Flink, Stephen Haymes, Janice Meyers, Craig Murdock, Quentin Marshall, Margo Hoopes, Dennis Matula, Gary Comens, Dwayne Smith. '1A.1:::: 4 if-'F'- '1fc?Z , f V fs ffiiv-I gawk-5 3 V Q 1:31:17 -...,....- 9 5 6 5 ..' - P1419 'EGUHIES 133 KV ' :nag-3 Cl. 5-1 W' F 1 f 'J - 7 Ll: -5 gwfsgg' 1 A 4. E. -.-- h 'n . s ., 9,- 0 1, . ,.s vb' 1 u '- s 5-4 'o 4 v I Q ' , Q' .',',.'i .'v.. ,.,-,,-L5.g,L,':L.1,',.1,-ig-g.4:1L,,-,,.-Lg -, L. . b 1 V I 1 i 4 A 1 1 4 1 a 2 ' . .'- .:-' -- Q .f V R7 I ' y f V yi.. ,-1 -5 ,Q I-13,1-,r VV, 515' 3 11 ff. Y' ,- Q K K 3: x Annual Sno-Ball Adds Spirit to Yuletide Season , ,E t--s ,' . s V.. a fn M ffynqtg 4. ' .Zifffi M ll . 1 xl 11543-Zfgl Vg, di -fl7Mfl'i W 31 .I l 1 I' 2 I s C , 'LQ . 1 t ,. t 5 TOP: Preparing to leave for the evenings' affair is junior attendant Cindy Kroeker and escort Clay Smith. RIGHT: Dancing to the sounds ofthe Kan- sas City Yellow Pages is Darla Youngs. ABOVE: Following their presenta- tion, sophomore attendants jan Pinkard and Debbie Nickell and dates Randy Laioy and Curtis Pickering await the crowning of the Queen. OP- POSITE UPPER RIGHT: junior attendant, Joanna Clark, and Paul Lutgen enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the holiday season. OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: One of the many Centerites attending the dance is Marcia Corbett and date jim Meurer. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: The 1967-68 Sno-Ball court awaits the eveningss eoronation activities. Adding to the spirit of the Christmas season, the Student Council held its annual Sno-Ball dance on December 17. A special assembly was held on the Friday before the dance to introduce the Senior queen candidates-Francie Aberne- thy, janet Goetz, and Betsy Roark. The junior attendants, ,Ioanna Clark and Cindy Kroekerg and Sophomore attendants, Debbie Nickell and jan Pinkard, were also introduced to the student body at this assembly. The Sno-Ball court was again presented at the coronation held during the dance. The members of the Student Council pro- vided the atmosphere for the dance by their decoration of the cafeteria which depicted the scene of Winter in the Alps. The decorators uti- lized murals, Christmas trees and lights, artificial snow and the cooling colors of white and blue to achieve the wintry atmosphere. The Student Council also provided cake and punch for re- freshments, Those students attending the Sno- Ball dance enjoyed the evening by dancing to the music of the Kansas City Yellow Pages, Highlighting the evening was the crowning of Center's l967-68 Sno-Ball Queen. if ffiex 'Qi 3 4L... gl.: .. hqg R XX no' ABOVE Senror attenthnt janet Goetz and her escort jon Broun pause m front uf tht Bxftec Restaurant btforn attend ing, the dance TOP RICHT Tom Pruttt and Francie Aber ntthy applaud thu entrance of the hnal quten candndate RIGHT Cmwmnp, the ovnrpnyed Betsy Roark is last years queen Leanne Norman OPPOSITE TOP Her smnle reflects her happiness as Bttsy slts on the throne OPPOSITE RIGHT Quan candrdatts anxnously awmz the announce ment of the 1968 Sno Ball Quten OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT Ball Norns jackie Roller Greg Donovan and Patty Pcarte talk durmg. a band break Crowning b Last Year s UW! 1 'qffux N1 x Queen Culminates I967 - I968 Sno-Ball Activities After the escorts led the three rnyiil candi- dutes and their .ureiitlunts to the timr uf the throne, Leanne Norman, Centers lllfsfsrli' Snu- Ball Queen, broke the suspense which had heen building all night by placing the crown on the head of Betsy Roarlc. Following the crowning, Betsy and her escort Richard Roberson begun the traditional Coronation dance in which they were joined by other members of the Sno-Ball court, 1 51 I , , , Y, V 1,-,,, Members of the Newly Formed AFS Club Eagerly ABOVE: AFS CLUB-From Roux' Gary Coleman, President: Patty Pearce, Vice-President, Ignacio Coello de Portugal, AFS student, john Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Babs Hock, CorrespondingfSecretary. Set- wnl Rau: G. Smith, D, Price, N. Ashburn, S. Monson, C. Wliley, B. Russell, B. Hanna, C. Smith, M. Meyer, S. Svejda, S. Bunton, M. Par- ker, I.. joseph, D, Willing, B. Thompson, P. Brown, C. Porterfield, j. Basgall, P. Constant, -I. Goetz, D. Owens, C. Phelan, E. Barrack, D. Hastert, L. Shieh. Thin! Roux' C. Saffrin, C. Fisler, L. Dattilo, P. Kidd, P. Pendleton, P. Rogers, D. Root, M. jones, R. Rosga, T. Arenson, F. Weidling, A. Unger, M. Gould, I. Godfrey, B. Beckett, M. Zemelman, L. Lambeth, T. Flora, I Rotter, A. Asel, M, McMiIlin, E. Wienstock. Fourth Roux' B. Norris, C. Smith, M. Trumbull, H. Levine, C. Anderson, S. Bratt. D, Haughey, A. West, R. Krisztal, R. Hobbs, A, Gallas, J. Clark, G. Arnold, M. Wiedenmann, B. Brown, L. Swartz, T. Neustadt, K. Cartwright, D. LaMar, N. Dressler, J. Ludy, M. Wienstock. Bark Ruuu' G. Donovan, R. Roberson, J, Dagget, j. Day, T. Helm, G. Paredes, M. Gatewood, P. Lutgen, R, Day, S. Fowler, G. Bussing, D. Cable, B. Neustadt, C. Berry, R. Hornbeck, V. Abbott, C. Hecht, P. DeWalt. RIGHT: Americans Abroad student Richard Hobbs discusses Latin American customs with Ramon De Lucca. OPPOSITE TOP: Spending his first Christmas away from home, Ignacio Coello de Portu- gal assists Glenda Thompson in decorating the Student Council Christ- mas trec. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Ramon De Lucca, Centers ICYE stu- dent, smilingly studies the comedy of manners She Sloopr In Couqner. OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: Language forms no barrier between Ignacio and Dominique Migoule at the annual Sno-Ball Dance. .IN L 'Writ' .. ,, . Maas ., 'NWJ ABOVE: Working behind the scenes, crew members, Mark Brisley and Bob McCann, complete the stage lighting and the scenery. RIGHT: The Pied Piper, portrayed by Dan Haughey entices the children of Hamlin by playing his magical flute. OPPOSITE TOP: Kirt, played by Ron Skinner, is appointed mayor by the town council consisting of Gary johnson, Gary Levin, and Richard Beaman as townspeople look on. Pied Piper Delights Young Audience On February 12, 15, and 14, Centers Players SX presented their winter production, The Plea' Piper 0fiH!Il7l6!li1I. This childrens classic was presented especially for students in the district grade schools, In addition to three evening performances, one day- time performance was given for fourth and sixth grade students, These audiences enjoyed an on-stage creation of the small village, I-Iamelin. After being terrorized by rats, the frantic townspeople learned a valuable lesson from a very unscrupulous looking character, the Pied Piper. Centers production of this moral fantasy, The Pied Piper, was highlighted by the work of the tech- nical crews. The combined efforts of the Art and Industrial Art departments resulted in the creation of the most elaborate and professional looking set of any Players 58 production. Unique props also added to the audiences' appreciation of the play. ,fy . x .wxggt , i, JYEYK. ,. 27 ' 2' 3- Ulf RKQHT' Nuke llsuuut lt tlcluvurs an extentporauwotus specth at the Roglvthurst Tournament BELOW' NATIONAI. FOREN- SIC LEAGUE-I-'uuuz Rffzu Steve Karol, Lu Bryant. Nancy llollenhcrlt. Bull Rodus. Mr Wayne Brown, Sponsor Burk Rau, Sandy Sthnpp. Ruubt-rt Brown, Krys Cartvsrught, Paul Garry, Mukt- I.uttlt', Scott Solsburg, Conrad Kuharuc, Doug Rope. Brute Lundxay, Nanny Stewart. Dt-nusc Duncan OP' POSITE TOP 1,011-lfzruf Run: Carol Xwulson, Yvette Mar- thant, Shu.-ryl Swy-den, Betty Burnam, Duane Dewhurst, Glenda folluns. Pat Kupka, Kathy Bundy. Sherry Hagen, ,loAnn Kingsley, llarbara Quunlin, Susan Gershon. Xeromf Run. Patty Harry, Sandra Summers. Allan Studna, Danny Cochran. Dave Nt Henry. Ed Garry. Randy Lioodnught, Nuke Lunyon. Denny MuCuc. Larry Gawl. Mary Grate Van Gor- don, Mr. Sam Colcnuan Thml Ron. Nuke johnson, Larry Meyer, Davuul Westbrook, De-runus Bruxuy, Bob Balentune, Bruce Mayor, Pat Krncnlcc, Bull Dlederuth, Winfred Baker, Oluvur Webb, Dt-nnus Brenung Fam-111 Rum. Debbue Root. Claudia Pusher, Karla N.1yt'ield, Paula Rogers, Patsy De- Weesc. Marsha McMullun. Rose Bertrand, Mark Sommers, Roxanne Emery. Linda Wells. Nancy Smutlu lfufzlu Run: Lundn Tindle,jim Seuholt. Dcnus l.euds.jerry l.uvutu.h, Kenny Tom- blun. Steve Terry. ,lou l.anc.Jun1 Stutevullu, Danny Potter, Doug Wlulson. Slxlfu Rufzu, Muku: Brodcrutls, ,lohn O'Shea, Scott Studna, Ron Buble, jeff Crippuuu, john 'Il-von, Bob Wul- luams, Duttlt Saddlt-r, Norman Lefilond. limi Rau: Greg Donovan, Stan liarash, Norman MtGlnty, Phul Spt-nth. Charles Golden, Glen Sghmidt, Dale Lager. Gary Hayden. OPPOSITE BOTTOIXI, LGE student Debbie Root receuves many umportant tally as part of her dauly work as secretary at the Red Drudge brtunth ol' State Farm Imurante Agency L N1 FL and COE Require Long Hours and Hard Work ln H268 many Center students enrolled in classes which, as a part of Centers extracurricu- lar activities, involved many hours of work out- side the classroom. Center's chapter of the Na- tional Forensic League, the Debate Club, was one of these activities. Because of devotion and teamwork, the debate squad successfully repre- sented CHS in twenty-five tournaments held during the year. Debating the subject UCrime and Criminals, Seniors Mike Usnick and Lula Bryant compiled impressive individual records. Centers less experienced debaters competed in the Novice division. Their performance indi- cated a promising future for the Center chapter of the National Forensic League. Another extracurricular activity, Cooperative Occupational Education, was included in the list of courses offered at CHS which entailed out- side activity. COE, restricted to Seniors, enabled students to attend school and work at the same time. Students went to regular classes in the morning hours and were excused in the after- noon to go to their jobs. These jobs, selected with the assistance of their sponsor, Sam Cole- mall. allowed students to gain valuable employ- ment experience and appreciate the adv.tntages of secondary education. National Honor Society and One Hundred Girls AHOVI: NATIUINAI HUNUR SCX IETY Inu! Run Barbara Sthonmmg, busm Btrgtr Connxt Wlnltltr 'Nlnmy Drtssltr Glenda Xlltghtll Sxndy luck Lonnn. Wllxon Sun krus Swfml Run Carol lmarts Bxll Lum nur Suv. Knrol ConrxdKulur1c anne Larson but Grow Phyllns Lowe bharon Shroedtr Paula Bunn baom Curm Wood Lnry johnson Pam Kung. Clara Sawyer janet Mqcr Rxchnrd Hobbs Ibm! Ron Lasty Enkt Pam Meade-rs Mary Anderson Fllen Osbourn Norms Mallnn Kathy Pam Phxl Psalms Wally Bradlord Dave Owens, Lu Bryant, Cheri Wmn, Carla Cohen, Phll North, Miko Little. Bali Rau: Doug Biggs, David Du- scnherry, Mark Virden, Dcnnxe Baellow, David Prigcl, Steve Phulp, Harold Kxrhy, Mike Usmck, Rlck Day, Steve Fowler, Roburr Belu. Scott Solshcrg, Gary Smlth, Mark Dolgnnolf, Doug Rope, Penny Psalms RIGHT' bun Kress ru uxves rccognmon as rx new member ol' thc Nanonnl Honor Soticty UPPER RIGHT: Kathy Pmri spt-.nks on flu- nnwormnct- ol' stholnrshnp nt NHS unluc- non turctnony RIC-HT I l:NTER' ONE HUNDRED GIlil.S-Frou! Ran: Mrs Rayburn, Sponsor, Mane v fl li.mgl1man,j.xvmc Berman, Sharon Shrouder. Barb Ran: jancr johnson. Suu Roger. Gail Arnold. Cheri XY'lnn. Pam Mcadcrs .Xffl Pnlfmrlx Sue Grow, l,u Bryant FAR RIGHT, Rntlurd Hobbs presents Bull l..ntt1mer wnlu his NHS c'crul'1L.ltL' and pln I H l A -s 1 3 ' Ii'2. 39. l33 '..I'34y , an I 'ffl W ABOVE: TRACK SQUAD-lfr-ffm Rm: G Smut, T Weigh, D, VzmMeter, R. Hobbs, C Smith, B Eaton, M. Trumbull, S. Mmhcll, B, Kite, K. Fxtzgcmld, M. S.mtc, R. DcI.uctg1, K Htmdgnny, Stmml Rau: D. Stuup, M. Tungbladc, I.. Knrtsonis, A. Mnuch, M. Altsthul, D, Prigul, M. Hayes. D. jufolmsun, B. Bultz, R Robcrsun, G. Parcdcs, I Cucllo de Portugal: Btn! Run: M. Wtllmms, S. Wnrtl, R. Fox, R. Day, Cl. Hecht, G. Bussmg, G Pulmunj. Day, H. Knrhy, A. Ytukum, -I. Suu RIGHT: Soplmmuru Kenny llodgxns pttmlcus pole uultinlu for un upumung track mcut. OPPOSITE TOP. Mark Dnljiuvannx strcztlws for thu mpc .tt thc fimsh lane of the 60 yard d.tah. OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: jumur Ruger Fux watches Bob Bcltz long lump. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Bob Bcltz hvmtls Gary Pnrctlcs thu lmtun an tlu- H80 yard tclny. .5 Exif, QEEZ: 2 21 ' ali Lfftff Q . ,arg i',Qe -we Q.- 1 RICQIIT f.n.nl1 llnrull, 'Cf' Lllllw spunsur, umgr.nrul.nw mumluur ,Ilrn V.m lluu'l.lL'ru ml J ,umul play OPPOSITE RILill'l' i.lulv-Frfwl Rm ' M W'm1dx,G. Rylll-r, ll. Wood, M. Vmlun, P WL-lmur, W Spnldf mg, K Dmmclly, li LL-lululm-r, P Psalms. B I..nmmL-r, N. D.1n1.LS,,l, V411 l5uLul.1crc, B Rurlulph, C. Shore, G Ccmlcnmni l'n'l1llM P. DcXV.xlK, U Amlcrsun, D. Clllvlc. R llulwlu, K Fnrzurnlll, D Swcxn.Am, D Prxgcl. H Knrlw, D. Plumly, T Hclm, M Trumbull, P l.uIp,:cn, K Wlxlls, C Hulu, H llayslurr, R Swartz, -I Brown. Pcnrnc. ,I Day, Dalggutl limi Run M Haycs, li DA5, R Hurnheck, S lfowlcr, G Palmer, B liullz, R Roberson, B Ncusmnll, G Busslng, L Knrrsonn, M Gute- wuml, Ci lhrcdcs, B. linmn, ll, Kurs, M Williams, C. Duty, R Fox, D. Van MUrcrQ No! Pnlnml' M DxGmvannn, S. Srcxnlvrcdicr, D. Owens, M. Dulglnull, BELOW. lklunnglng Edlror of :hc .Xl.n-l!'l1,ul1l, Mark Dol- gnnull, .md Mrs. Lusswull, .Smml'l1,ql11 sponsor, look mwr pu: nssucs. BIELUXV CENTER, QUILL AND SCROLL-l5r'mfl Rffn' Nash, P. Mcaders, N Anderson, L. Zwnrls, S Berger, S Schmcnlcr, P. l.owC.,I. Berman, Suouzl Rau: N Drusslcr, C. Walr, T. Pukurull, C Woods, B. Wllkcrson, P. North, C Pnckcrmg, R. Bowersul Kcmpsrurp Nm Pir- lnml: M. Dolginoff, D Humrr, S. Karol, D. Owens, K Parker, G. Root, C. Sawyer, G Smilh,j. Wmturs im W'- -W ' O n ,N -- -gf? . 1 . I . i :, ',.,-6 , -,ff ff A -fl fl , A l ,l A f x 1 E atiiizai P' l fecfgfi Journalists and Lettermen Receive Recognition gm .,, Mt- .41 S. i Pe 3 v l gi Center students exhibiting the qualities of character and leadership in journalism and ath- letics were honored by election into the Quill and Scroll Society and the C Club. Center's C Club was composed of athletes who had lettered in varsity sports and who promoted the qualities of leadership and sports- manship. In the spring, the C Club sponsored the All-Sports Banquet. At this Banquet, out- standing athletes were honored for their perfor- mances. Held in the early spring, the Quill and Scroll initiation ceremony was the official mo- ment when twenty-five Center journalists were admitted into this international honorary society, These twenty-five students and the two second year members were recognized for their out- standing work on the Sm:-tbfighl and Yefluujurket staffs, The two second year members were Je- anette Kempster and jim Winters, a transfer student from Wakeliield High School in Arling- ton, Virginia. W. J 34 W,...,,T M K, .44- r ,. - f ' I ABOVE. Senior Vinki Long rypus for many lain: hours after school ro compluu hur deadline, UPPER RIGHT: Nancy Drcsslcr, Photography editor, pre- pares zo nike ax picrurv. RIGHT: Mr. Wayne Acker- nmnn explains :hu offsut priming process to members of the yearbook sniff. FAR UPPIZR RIGHT: Copy editor P.im Meadcrs proofruaids captions wrirrcn by -Innie Nush. 'i -qw !I I an ie YW t Staff Publishes Yellowiacleet Twentieth Edition I ers' mf? Members of the 1968 yearbook staff produced the twentieth annual edition of the Yefloujurbef with the traditional goal of providing an ac- curate and memorable record of the school year at Center High, Preparation for this edition ofthe Yelloujarkel was begun early in the summer of 1967. After attending the Missouri lnterscholas- tic Press Associations week-long summer clinic at the University of Missouri, the editorial staff selected the cover design, theme and basic layout format for the yearbook. Under the direction of staff sponsor, Miss Mary Lu Haworth, the edi- torial staff selected a unique form of layout design known as Mondrian layout. This form of design, derived from the revolutionary paintings of a Dutch artist, Paul Mondrian, is commonly used in popular magazines including LMI and Time. On the basis of this modern journalistic mode, staff members incorporated the essential elements of copy, pictures and captions into the actual production of the yearbook. Production of the yearbook was completed with the last dead- line in early March. Staff members used the rest of the year to plan the yearbook dance, compile the supplement and organize distribution of the Yelfoufjurkel, , i x X X Q X AHUVE' YEARBOOK STAFF-Fm! Roux' Debbie Bis- Hflfil Prim Meatlets, janie Nash, Vicki Long, Kim Dooley, K-'llli Shelton, Susan Berger, Gayle Root, Mary Anderson, iiutlxara Rock, Theresa Bnldridge, Nancy Dressler: Francie 'ibf,riiuihy, Miss Mary Lu Haworth, Sponsor, Bark Ron' janet Goetz, Carol Zwarts, Paul Dewalt, Bill Neusttitlt, Ken Wills, Tracy Pickerell, Denis Plumly, Bob Wilkt-rsoitulon Brown, Eliot Fish, Curtis XX'.ilt,joyrc lNl.irpl1y,Fsrher Liolatl, Amy Unger Active Seniors Compose Yellowiacket Royalt ,.......-.-,,x- ABOVE: Yelfuujarlfl Attendants, janet Goetz and Betsy Roark, and Queen Francie Abernethy shop at Ward Parkway for a dress to wear to the dance RIGHT: Gary Coleman and Francie Abernethy, Yelluujtnltfl King and Queen, pause for a picture while enjoying a spring day, OPPOSITE TOP1During their lunch break, Attendants Bob Beltz and janet Goetz stop on the patio to discuss plans for the dance. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Richard Roberson and Betsy Roarl-c inspect the unusual sundial on Centers patio. FAR RIGHT: While the girls are shopping, Bob Beltz, Gary Coleman, and Rich- ard Roberson rest on one ofthe cars being shown in the Auto Show at Ward Parkway. Action in various school organizations Lharat terized the Iliff-68 Hffoztftztitfl Royalty kltiim Goetz and Iietsy Roark, the I'iflfr1zt'jm'beI Atty., dants, were kept busy by their worl-4 in Centerk clubs. ,lanet's position as head cheerleader occu: pied most of her time. Betsy's time was filled hi her work as captain of the Drill Team and het membership in the Pep Club. Bob Beltz's and Richard Robersons main activity at Center mat involvement in athletic events. The two atten- dants partitipatetl in football and track. Richard was also on the basketball squad, Center's W67-68 Y6llU1ljdfLfl King and Queen, Gary Coleman and Francie Abernethy,also served the school by taking part in numerous activities, Because ol' their leadership and influence over others, Francie and Gary were chosen by the Sen- ior class as the most typical Centerites. The Ye!- loujacket King and Queen and their attendants were reflections ofthe spirit ofCenter, Center Administrators Gversee District Progress -.72 E N2 tis-n.1Cil'll i- SCHOOLS ABOVE Dr, Leroy Barrows, Superintendent of Schools, supervises the entire district. RIGHT. The Board of Etlutation-lfruul Ran: Mr, Ken West, Presi- dent: Mr George Ryder, Vice-Presidentg Mr ,Iohn McGovern, Mr. Arnold Shanberg. limi Ron ' Mr. Robert Andersonp Mr, Ken Lutgeng Mrs. Neelie Ly- man, Set retaryg Mr Ralph Wright. Treasurer. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Assistant Superintentlent of Schools, Mr Don Richmond, assists Dr. Barrows with his duties, OPPOSITE TOI' RIGHT. Mrs. Alma lilgin, Supervisor of Food Serv- nes, oversees cafeteria triteria in the Center District. Mr. Robert O'Neill. Su' pervisor ol Art lidutation, is in tlmrge of all art teachers in the district. Mrs livelyn Llewellyn, Supervisor of Language Arts, observes and supervises linglish tear hers Ol'POblTli RIGHT Mr. W. D. McGraw. Director of Spetial Serv- ices. diretts the spetial serxites in the school. Mr Williani R. Kuechler, Direc- tor of Personnel, hires the teachers. Dr. Robert L Morris, Director of Instruc- tion, plans the curriculum for tht- district, Mr. Charles Foraker, Direttor of lluiltlings .intl Grounds. is in charge ol' the m.untt-nance of the schools Increased enrollment presented a major prob' lem to this years administration. This problem occurred because the necessary addition to the high school was not made. Because of the over' flow of students, more teachers were hired by the board. Soon after the school year began, it was necessary to hire a new English teacher. Also, a new history teacher was added to the staff at the middle of the year to help eliminate the over-crowded history classes. Besides the addition of new teachers, two new members were added to the administration. One of these members was Robert O'Neill who took the position of Supervisor of Art Education. The other was john McGovern, a new board member. During the year, the school board traveled to Lawrence, Kansas, to observe a new computer system which they were considering for use in the Center District. This system is one used by the Lawrence School District for grading, testing and for paying their faculty. Later in the year, in February, members of the board attended the annual School Board Convention, held this year in Detroit, Michigan. ln the middle of February several board members also traveled to Atlantic City, New jersey for a nation-wide convention. Besides these activities, the board also held their monthly meetings to discuss the problems in the district and in its administration. Q. ,, Y VX! X: Center's New Principals ABOVE' Prmcipal Larry Acklcy makes one ol' suvuml druly phone ralls whirl: consmurc 41 smnll part of his husy schedule. UPPER RIGHT' Mr. Aglclcy, who also xcrvcs .ns unc of Cun- rur's Sturlr-nr Cuumil sponsors, goes over plans for United Cunpmgrx fund rrnsmg prolccrs with co-sponsor, Mr. Shank. RIGHT Secrcmrrcs. Mrs Put McD0mcI, Mrs. Cheryl Asbury. Mrx. Dom Gusmlknn .xml Mrs, jen Schrnchcr, perform duties uscnrml lo Ccntcix aulmxnxxlrauon. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT Mr Tom Orlnml cxummus records as prupururion for .I srurlunr confcrunnu PORTRAIT: Mrs. Lons Kllurk, school nursu. is ily' l vi ni .1 S ided by Secretarial Staff In VET., i Qu-4 f, .A 'Q- iq...-af iw itiate New Programs Centerites began a new year under the direc- tion ofa new administration. The new adminis- tration was headed by Mr. Larry Ackley, Cen- ter's new principal previously an administrator at Columbia Hickman High School in Columbia, Missouri. Assisting Mr. Ackley was Mr. Tom Odneal, former Center counselor. Working to- gether, the two principals initiated many original and successful programs. On the first day of school the student body was introduced to the new staff of principals and other administrative personnel by Student Coun- cil president, Mike Usnick. Setting a pattern for the duration of the school year, this assembly was attended by the student body in two shifts to compensate for a lack of sufficient auditorium seating because of an increase in enrollment. Another new program introduced by Mr. Ack- ley's administration was the issue of daily an- nouncement memorandums. This program re- placed the impersonal and irregular use of the public address system to announce meetings of clubs and other important activities. The smooth operation of Mr. Ackley's pro- grams was aided by the cooperative assistance of the secretarial staff. The secretaries, Mrs. Doris Gustafson and Mrs. Cheryl Asbury, were respon- sible for the compiling of daily absentee reports, bus attendance records, and the coordination of messages between students, teachers, parents and the administration staff. To alleviate some of the pressure imposed on Mrs. Gustafson and Mrs. Asbury by the increase in enrollment, a receptionist, Mrs. Pat McDoniel, a Center graduate, was added to the office staff. The combined hard work and cooperation achieved by Mr. Ackley and his staff resulted in a successful school year. 'M .1 I 51 i 1 41 lm l rhe- I'lI'Il2lI' sru- mpc- s es- ,pho- :ores rera- mior neri- em- y of -hen- Snell 'laccl 1 the 7 the flaxi- nccrl mir of :nior enrc Eng OI'I'OSI'l'lQ FAR l.lTI5'I' Llmrllu Rubin. Llluclx Smntll, .tml Mr. .l.ln1g-s Spcmu .unusc rhumrlwx muh .ln rug-rp: frnrn C-nlfr.uz'l 'l'r.nrlr In lun.ul1.m Swxfl Llzlfl' Mr, Cllxmrar I..ux-lm uxplulns .4 ru: qur-snnn uv .I puulul Anrlx Sk-pun. OI'I,USl'l'If IiO'l'I'OM Mrs Luunnu Lusxxwll wlslxcs srullcnr tcnalu-r, Mun I..mru Nllllr-r. guod lurk lu hor In-.lrlxixru farmer l,OXX'I3R BLOCK. 'Inf' lion: Myrrl lI.xrms-LA Ill, Pup Llulw Suu Rosu Harm,-r-I.,A. ll Mary Lu Iluwnrrh-LA IV' Snlwul I7ulwlxc.nuum Xunlnf Run: Clk-Srcr I..lmlcs-ILA IV, Dmnm I, Dmmn II1 Plilvcrs 58. I.u.nnnu Iulsswcll-L.A III, Vlournulxsm, Nnucnnul Ilnuor Smitty X' E Thou Rnclwcl-LA. lll, SL-nmr Class Sponsor. 'Ihr-If Rm. Arrlys Rylm-l..A II Nancy Scorr-L,A IV, I'l.ryL'ra 58, ,lamcs Spy-nccfL.A. II, LA IVQ Scnmr Cluss ,lv Spnnsor Bffmfm Rm. Tum Stow-LA. Ill, LA. ll ,Inner Sumnn-ry-Ilrcnrlx I, 3 LA, ll, Frcnfh Club LOWER LEFT: Mnss Mlm Harms poinrs our nf Dun Mc, V SJ Curnnck one ofthe money motifs m the Suriv! Lfller. . 5 1 2:3 -U ,A I ,,- ' l i i 1 F x , , 1-f . vw bw. 'fir .f ,af . rl , 1 4 I' . if 1 I ,- - , '-I N J,-My A . A 4. ag ,f ,rl - 3 ' --- ff aw if .Ar ,, 4 2' I I I N 'FP , .I If M.. A 4-If f.-' ,. I, K ' '- ...wk . .. 1 . ,W..si !e 1- 5 I X -..ix . 2 1 - er rw-3 if N-ln ,iw .anal .,gwn ' l px? hs- 1' 1-1711 I .9 wt., I Q,- ,.g?,M .qt rn ' -' ' ' 4' r - I H152 I in rl A Q l if ,. I I, 'W OXX 1 1 I u L xmgr uxntx RK Ill X1 1 111 C 1' 1 I 1111 s 1 1 POSITI IUI' S 1 1111 1 11114 1 L1 nm :In 11rr 1 1 1r11 I lurlru L NIIR ISKYI IOM 1,1 ws r . .1111sI1 I ,1u1 11115 r1111r1l1r I 111 111111 OPPOSI 1' IOXX . E TT: Don Slmllcr. . 1 1- 1 ,1-1111 ry I1,uI11111p X Q 1 - A '1.ts. IIVDXVIER ISIOLK 'I 11,11 R111 - l111XX' , 5 ' - Q , , Girls' Glcc, Buys' Glue, Ciunllcmcn S11111.1st1'rs, IXIcI111ly Mn11Iur15, nnmbur Chmr, 'I' m C, c.1111crfArr I, I , , '. A Clu ,111 - Iflcnlbrcdcr-Arr I, II, III D1111 SI1.1ItLr-B.1111I, TI11-11ry and H.1rm1111y, Stage B.m1I. Bffmfm I1u11: B.1rlx1r.1 Pcrcr-Frcmlm I, II, III Lurcnc M Rcmllur-Lnun I, II, II I. IX , Apprcc1.11111n11I'L11urguurc. Future Teachers of Amcrmx, Lumn Club, N41r11111.xI Honor Suucxy Wlllmm A. Scun- Spg1n15l1l,II,lII,IV, Spzm1aI1CIul1, AFS Llulw, I NEWS ' Q. f, lf .Q -ar fd -rv' ' f-' ax .I-in 55.1 ,W uf- 3 I Hunan 'lg Q ia? 'S-40 'W-41,13 is MJ RS er -3.2 Q,-x ,345 . e.. 4 'we 423,51 rc i W ,5 .n p i .- , i -'sfg'-'Y History Department Gains New Teachers Because of the recent increase in Centers enrollment, four new Social Science teachers, Tom Grow, Ruth Farris, Richard Herlig, andylohn Musgrave, were added to Centers expanding faculty, Tom Grow, previously a student at Cen- tral Missouri State College and a student teacher at Center, joined the faculty during the middle of the first semester. Another new teacher was Richard Herlig, formerly a civics teacher at Center North and Center South junior high schools. Through the extensive use of films and lecture sessions, the Social Science teachers of- fered students a cumulative study of the history of mankind from the Stone Age to modern times. Sophomores studied world history, juniors studied American history, and Seniors were al- lowed to ta ke specialized elective courses. A RLT' ,gm ..,-, KW 1 so 3. .., 5- -Q , -Q t,c X - ' fee, ,. gf: ,, 'Xu .,. ,,-1, A 6' iff 0 nr' 5 T2 r' 3 -up .1 yi K' N, 4 N , 1 i f., it , 1 X, V N H-FW Vp will sf! fn , I , n . f !f ' 5 L S js:-.W D 9' X ifvr T 1 I 4 J I 3--F1-,.-7.--,., ., V 1 I 1 Business Students Learn Skills for Vocations 1 faq ,ls-. A variety of courses was offered at Center to prepare students for work m the busmzss fleld Whlle only one credxt of praetxcal arts IS re quxred to ,graduate many students have taken more classes ln th1s area to prepare for 1 seerc tarlal or clerical vocation Although these classes were especxally helpful to those students who wanted to enter the busl ness fxeld they were also helpful to those who did not Typmg., was an .nd to many students ln preparing, written ass1g.,nmLnts mtl Bonkkgepmg., provlded knowledge whnnh will help students manage thelr fxnances later tn hfc W I ew ch- ter -om he- en- Izrs. for nts eld re- for end 1 I ,fm 'I' If p a an-' s.1 v V n x 'R K' g- .. - ,'x I u. ' . 'Q 'aa 4' 1 l A l four' K OPPOSITE TOP: While writing over-due book slips, Miss Marie Cunningham is assisted by Miss Viola Fullerton. OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: Mr. Sam Coleman ex- plains thu requirements of a prospective job to Senior jerry Levitch. OPPOSITE CJ' rxxy xv, if 55 LEFT: Mr. Austin Mueller shows Senior Brenda Frazier the source of the central nervous system UPPER LEFT: Mr. Noel Martin points out the torrent hand sig- nals of driving to junior Georgia Bradley. ABOVE: Mr, Ted Holmes and sixth hour students watch diligently as Sophomore Keith Pitts instructs them on thc mechanisms of the automobile. LEFT BLOCK: Twp Run: Maru: Cunningh.im-I.i- brarian1 Y-Teens. Viola PullerronfLibrar1an. .llnlillt Run: Ted K Holmes- Drivers lfdutation. American History. Sophomore Class. Noel Martin-Drivers lftlutation. Assistant Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach. Bulnfm Ron: Sum Coleinanf Cooperative Occupational Education, junior Class, Austin Mueller-Spetml Eduta- tion, Votational Adjustment Co-ordinator, Audio Visual Co-ordinator, Assistant XX'restling Coach, al- i - - ' Provide Important Services for the Student Body Acting as an essential service to the school and student body, the custodial staff maintained efficiency in keeping the school grounds and building clean and repaired. Another essential service was provided for the students by the cafeteria staff, consisting of four- teen ladies. This staff prepared hot nutritious meals which helped supply the energy needed by the students throughout the day. The guidance counselors also provided a nec- essary service to Center Students. This year Mr. Gary Shank, formerly a history teacher at Cen- ter, replaced Mr. Tom Odneal. Mr. David Loo- ney, Mrs. Lois Walden, and Mr. Shank encour- aged students throughout the year to schedule conferences to receive help in all areas-per- sonal, vocational and educational. Guidance Counselors gave direction to students interested in attending college by administering College Board exams and furnishing college catalogues. fi s 'v-midi' '5- H I 1 K 4 lk-vm-fly Arhnt Kirk Adrims K ,gk Sgt D gr, Dchhic' Axle-llmin ,. L Q 'L' Carmen Aclvly Patty Albright . 1 I 1 W I Dennis Adkins 3 7 vvlfg 'Z ,T V . t X 1 x l i rl 1 4 I Sarah Alhright K Danny Allen 'G A K .- Gordon Allen I 5 -1 K ,ij 31 Chip Anderson ' , . .9 J Q7 AN jan Apcl i .Lf f - ' ' 5 5' Tom Appleby 5 'J' 0-5,0 1 ' Q 'svyifegzrifnt x Ns Sophomores Travel Far to Attend Away Games .A ' , l vw ' A 4? 'Q ' w , s Zi 5 M i ' 5 f 4. V gt ig 1: ' '5 6 4 ' 5.f??' . 11 91. i ' i - A' - 1 v , y 1 A -A if f- 'A te B t M i . is i l ' Angelo Barsotti john Basgall - Ellen Beavan . , V Debbie Becker N.. fy X Marie Beirne ,I it ' jim Belcher l Chris Bell Fay Bell Marilyn Benner Par Bennett Sally Bergovoy Nan Berry . Q5 X l A I ,.... J 1'-7 9 ca, 4? 3 Linda Applegate Toni Lynn Arenson Leanne Armour Bob Arnold Tina Arvin Nancy Ashburn Jim Attebury Debbie Austin jim Bailey Linda Baker Tony Baldridge Theresa Baldwin Allison Banaka Gary Banta Alan Bardwell Patti Barrows Denny Barry Leo Barry ' v Q. I f , mtl -fi 1 ,. A Pam Berry julie Ann Biggs Bonnie Bingham Barbara Bishop Carol Blankenship Pam Bledsoe l5.irb.ir.1 li-nk D.in.x BuusLh Yullii Bugupolsky Anrhony Bondon jack Brandon Diane Bowers ll . N L 3. er Sophomores Dean Stevens and Diane Gorman board the srudenr bus ru arrcnd an away game, Ag - V - 'l f i 4. , - B - -A , J - 1 4 3 X ' 5 N 4, .Wx I ,W i ' - . 'ai 'A 1 J 7 ' 1 l ' Ax A ' I Q, i ' x -.al .a 1' i 'Z fu - , ,,,, , B 4 -A i. 1 ,1 Vx .. Nr-.f X Ny . -'- . i ' r R 4 1' A- A Chuck Boyd Debbi Bradford -, i , ,,, Debbie Bradford Q Q 0 0' 5 Dennis Bradley Y V if, 3, - Sonny Brammer ' V ,, if x joe Brandt ' 7 43. .I 4, i, q Y' f .-1-xi f 1 f L 'H 'B Phil Breserre ' ' T Joyce Brier ' E ,. I Linda Brinkman in if, I. 1 e ' in ., , . - . Phil Broadbenr . ,gy ' --1 , ', Chris Broderick YQ.--f . ' 1'5 Y' ll ' i ' ' Barbara Brown X . l ,- ' , w i ai 1 43251. ,' 1 4336. ,af ,-f ,- ' 4 I I A 1 . M Bob Brown Cindy Brown Diane Brown h Robert Brown ' , '-fx. y L1 -x -A Carolyn Browning aw ' Xt' Dick Bryanr - Eh nr Y Tom Bundy , I -3. A Par Burron v lg. T ' David Bush , 'rv ' 4 x 3 A Q Vickie Byrd A -l, ' John Callis -:7 ' ff, Karhic Campbell , I, -4 ' , M uilxi-4 mm il XI uw. Liriiv--.lx 1 l.lm I .Arr x 1 -3 5' -il 4' im....i..ff.,i1 ,,, . ' , - , A Kryx C .irmriglir ' ' xv NY, , D 1' linli c..i..m A ff , ,I Velma Llmpnun Mike Chinn Bill Clark ' - A 5' Chris Clary gi 'i , s V CI -ll 3' 1 ' Difzziszrgpi , yi' it fi. -I ,N I A Dave Cochran Debbie Cohen . D Phil Cohen -3, -9 Don Collins f ,' Y K '.', f I jim Collins i ' Robert Constanr ,. . ni D A Q mi Srcve Cornerr Q A C vi' 1 Sharon Corrirra 2 2 ' janet Cronin ,L ' .J -1 Szevc Crotry ,xg x Y' ' Terry Cutshall . Lenda Darrilo , '. Q i Debbie Davis , , K laura Davis , , 1 -xi J Alan Deardorf ' ' A N 7 : iX 4 Gary Deckman xv ' jim DeFries ' Bruce Denslow 4 l in 1-vw' -W L- Mr. Oclneal explains some school rulcf. ro Marsha jones, Vilci Koshko, and Mary Beth Shugklcy. Pam Dick Par Dirzler Donna Dolginoff jay Dooley Celia Duppelr Karla Drover ' T izrvz' X if YOFW Q1 .1 il N? .1 f x K -0. if 5-, 1- , 1 .Ji KJ' W' 5, iv- x 'fl ' I ' A L ' 5, .. il-i Q A-7 V 0 Q, F - AJ I rg. 1 -1 I David Eldringhoff Richard Elliot Ruth Emerson ' Sherry Estes , 'J Susan Evans X' Terry Everly xx David Farris jan Fichman gy Cindy Fisher ' W Stan Fisher Brian Foorlick Lee Foster f Diana Fountain 4 ' Keith Fowler A N- Mark Fowler ua Linda Foxworthy jim Frank Kerry Fremerman K fr V W .J i .1 -- I 'I' 4 1' 35 :L 'I Q Q Mira. Q , my Jn ,,' . vt, . - X fgaliz sl -We nv' ' by ff 7, fi' lu -Y ' C3 'N' lf: x 1 K ,s X X ,' ll ,rx I CHS Welcomes Sophomores and New 1' X -it, - ,,, ' r l' - f: - . ' f- A 4- LL W . il A-S' - 4 , T' V V, 4 A' 1 Q 'r ' Q Q fl l A A .0 ,-f Yl'!, Buddy Druen Bill DuLkerr Debbie Duff Cindy Duffey Denise Duncan Tom Dunlcavcy Murcia Dunn Laurel Egelsron Sue Eirhem Linda Eide jerry Eisenmann janer Eksrrom 2? . 1-fe-A 5' 5 ,, ,F-A V T7 X l i xi 5 Principals David Friedman Bruce Fuller Richard Galvin Terri -Ioan Gammercr Paul Garry Mary Ann Garwood Colin Liarcwrml Mike Lvuirgr Brian Linrxhun .xnisl limilxu Dennis M Lmunuruo Ln li C 1 Km n Kvilwwn llllu lilllLs lvll Lnmrliimii Nui Uuuilwim Mikr Gor.lon l l -Z. M .4 x Mimi: lmlilviulm-ru . A Ax 'X -J V f 5 Q A K ' Dum- Kiurnmn lin .' liru Ummm Don Graham Bill Gmndi 'J' 'fi' - ca A Doreen Gmnzclla X Nnnu' R Gray 'f Q-sf A , - iz, A 'Q -4 Sophomore Girls Learn New Skills in G m Class , 1 'R s ii. 3' 'V v A 1 , ff , .49 ,, f ' , of A :4 T M42 i I , . ' 'l ' n. . of. , 4 I 'F in - , .. A 'Q , ' q -1 W, A1 ' A , I VP - l i S I Q fm . r G' f ' 'ff' X-A 'cf h - :J V N 'U ' ' , y fl lqfg V' f' N uf - f 1' Q an Q 1-1 ',,,r 'X .3 , , -..J 1- N Ronnie Grego Myrna Grimm Toby Gutovirz Andy Guy Debbie Haake Dorrie Haakc- -lody Hadsell Bucky Hall Mary Hall Par Halloran Chuck Halpern Diane Harper Sandy Hasrerr Josie Hausner Virginia Hayden Srcphen Haymes joan Hays jackie Haysler Bernaderre I-ledges jon Henderson Rick Henley Melvin Henrzen Vu Henrzen -lim Hercules ,luhn Herdlinger Laurie Higby Mriry Hilde-n Gnylc Hnlcman Dave Hill Gnrv Hollgin -A 's no 75- st .A i. l 1, i . -Yi ,- Y Q 3 ' -1 i hi! '22' 1.4 I .. K ,.... ',.J1 .. lla I f' K X I fl 1. , f . .N n g . -as ri it i, ' - A 735. 11, NIJ? , 534 Tifififff 4- A-,J 'n-x '1'4t.:' in 1 jane Huling I X Roger Hull -.G f David l-Iursig U V Qt Ronnie Hurtaclo 'J -, :J Steve Hutchens he V lk ' Le-anna Indall Shirley lrmingcr jim jacob '- Elizabeth janssesn 'Q ' Dave johnscn 31- ' Yr' Chris johnson KA F Don johnson 1 Ann jones ' Marsha jones 1 Mark Kahlcr ill S ' Ed Kanter h lf.. jack Kaplan K X f Y, Marilyn Katz i ' X Q. Mike Keeler Peggy Kellogg A 4 Dick Kenugy I Q J, ' '- Dunn Kennedy T 7' .,,' Mike Kinizrcy K - Linda Kirby X Y 4 - Ken llodgins julie Huelzcl Marv Lou Hofmann Margo Hoopus Bill Horine Roy Hornbeck Sharon Houscr Nancy Howe Louis Huber Barbara Hudson Pat Hughes Debbie Huie V X .., Q Q . MM. A '3 i 1 v-1 1 ' 'v- al .fd i . v rdllit' Rozannc Vawrer follows her teacher in an exercise during gym class. 257 iv- r i , ' all 1 Q, 3' ' KR., Q: i'-TYI' yi I 1 ff L D. If l fl' 1 f. ' -if 7' 5 I if i , I1 g f . - , A I i s , 'N ' H 'ff'--Y 117 mi 'nf X . l Q ID 'Q X 'L 44 .5 1--L . l'- 5' t ,,, .1 'tri Q -f 12 ' ,, 1. 5 1 ' r 'Q -'1 Rv- V 1 ' 1,14 ., frrlvl ,Av ff Lf , ,J . fo 2- -v at i .J Y .,,, - 1 -. '-Y . ' . x ,, L.. I :S t girl. 1 Mary Kopulos Null Kuralthilt Vilu Ktmshko Lintltt Ktnzallqovith juni Kuechlcr Randy Kyle Dehhie Lacy Ann Laltey Mike Lally Theresa Lally Linda LaMar Sharon Landes janet Larltins jim Larman Mike Laughman Darrel Lavish Linda Leeds Carol Lehleitner Cheryl Link .rv Mark Llewellyn -K A Don Lloyd 4 - ' . . - julie Loeffler - - li A . K 5 V Brent Long -' 3 - Vikki Lovett Uh: ' fciiili a.1.,uPd Robert Lubert ff Val Luczak 5, ' K A jam Ludy '7' . - ,A 'R 'px ,, Dale Madison i 'V ei' Chuck Malone L A ' .4 Kerry Mankin l X - X Susan Evans and Carol Vetter vote in an election directed by student council representatives. Quentin Marshall I v7 Allyson Martin Verl Mason Dennis Matula Robert McCann '2- 'J S 5.1 jeannette McCarty 6 3: il' 'I' Iv' L' Mike McCormick jim McCue Gary McDurmid Rick McGovern Debby Mclntosh Debby M1.Manis Linda Kay McMi1nnama Melissa McMillin Carole McNiel Michelle Means Roberta Merritt Bill Milburn Jerry Miller Tom Miller Gail Minx jim Mitchell Marilyn Mondschein Don Mooney Monte Moore Rosemary Morgan john Mori Kathy Morris Mike Morris Craig Murdock . f 'W at Q i -A - v- Q 1 -A , . rs A if- V..-.2 .M x ' 35.-' M f ' xp as V 'Qi f' 'A' A AA . f 4' i A' 7 W ' if Y D me . A f, i D ' '14-Q77 V , X Sv X - ff - 1 I K I 4 9 ,W .vw 4 1 mi f .- 9' 1 ' N K V A Sophomores Take Advantage of New Voting Booths , 'Y 7 v 1- , ' 24 vdgrlw ' xp Q I . 5- j ' ni ' 1 4 .5 V xo, I ., ,, ,, ,, i 'A l 1 3, 7 A Q Lf' 'f:' v Vi. .7'- exe ff Qgfih if A X f , - . ,LM - 4 f A' Q ,Q -:fl N 4. .ff H -..- x 2... .... .1 n F' L iff D -.5 3...-1 5 Steve Musick jariice Myers Tom Nabors Debbie Nash Nancy Needles Steve Neff Terry Neustadt Pam Newberg jack Nickel Debbie Nickell Beth Nicols Debbie Nicrenberg Mary Nix Billy North Diane Oakley Dave Oliver Bruce Orlovick Mark Overton , lilmn ilu Wm Urn uv Nflunu Pun r l'.uum1 l.ur.n Iimm l'.un lixrlrhmxx l'r.m liuu Luuluu I'.nmn Lumix Punk ALM: Pcmlulnm P.un IR-rrus P.xuI Peru' mllx Pu-nw Mike Plmrca Rlclmrd Park ,Inn Pmknrd Rrmdy Plumnn Kaul: Puri -Inn Plumb my Vw -L- A lidrlmlru Quakenbush Tum Rugusu Lhrls Rmd Ramly Rashkuvsky i.h.rrlL-S Ruricnhaugh Dululuc Rv,-u.hmAn Clrlx Riu: army Rulrir-11 vlcii'lircsn1.u1 ,ICH Riley Iawy urn-y Mah- Rum-r Z' A 7, . Q NL ' ':' ,' ' Q.. 3 I ,- , 7 , ... 4--.U , , , ' f ,- Q ' 5' o 5 J, 4- 51 .... ,, , Q -J I 'urv-, , - V vfi ' X 1 f 'L+ - 1? fi 5-' ' I-Bax. - Q f ' in ' nfl r - Q + - ' ,Z 0.31, A. 1 'ff' :?1':.iii' E36-T' J ,, M1kcPlumly J Sandy Pollard Xl , Dcnnls Pollock . .' ,. ff N 11 -'!!!! 4 juycc Pollock jim Popku Donna Price Y 2 , . xt-.. . .1 1' s x,. n 1 -J 1..r .1 dl'-5 Suphumorus, Marty Wrcdennmnn and Norma Shun, rake their rcqunred eye cxrxmrnrmons before drivrng. ., rf ,-, Q I J A - . X l .. -1, x ,if ull 1 e Q Y -v- ' - 4 X f ' e 4' 7 l ' fv- it V 1 A Q. 0 lla l w-1 X ' l'.n linrur llnnny linlu-ru Dennis Rubens ,Inn Rmlrnguez lin.: Kugers RL-n.n.1 lirmsm M U3 Rosa Shmmn Rulhme Mllv, Rnllolph 4 Indy Russell Nlllxp Ryllu M nr banks C uul Sxl mn Rose M :ry bxlnm xno lny Sxmborslxx Slnrlq Sanders hlllu Sante Tom bchocmqe Driver s Ed Students Keep School urse Bus Tum Sehrmz bamly Schupp De-bm Snort lohn bu Rlnk bubolr Hnldl bhardn C luus Shaw Dehbn Shaw Dunne Sheldon lxurt Sharm m Althm Shxpers Dwnl Shocker M ary Buh bhucklny W xl: bhmm iker jnm Shomm Ron bhousc f .lrol Suppl C hunk Snlxermm l1mlnSnnpxun l-rmk Suns S mlly Sk up Nhlu Sluurs Dahlwle Slum N arm: Slum 9 x-'Y u-1 44. ga --v ,Q uv' Ni' .4 ,,. -Q3 5 .4 ,Q rn. .,t 3 . :-' -: . ., . ,f,,. ' ,'.'a vu sf,- ,1 , S r ' 3 5 C2 X . K ' ' ' 4 l :a ' ' ff ..... I i ff M f v- A' , P3Z?5ZeQ,- I 'Fe I iii lf, .- .:1I ' 1 l 4 l 7 Dt.m.tS1nith Ilwaytit- Smlth Gigi Smith Su-von Smith W'.lrrtn Smith llcmsc Sparrow Larry Staxats Lhuclt Statham Anne Steele Stt-vu Steele Delores Stephens Lockers Installed to Accommodate Sophomores Dean Stevens Marlene Stevens Nancy Stewart Richard Stewart Dave Stoor Dave Stoup Kay Strickland Mary Sullivan Lauren Swartz Nrtrlt Tgtnghlade Ron Titnlttfl Kelly Terherst Kathy Tcrhune Glenda Thompson Carol Tomblin Terry Transue Pat Traynor Mark Treasure Lora Vasholz Sandy Vaughn Rozanne Vawter julie Venable Carol Vetter Vicki VonDemfange Stott Xllfagttcr Steve Waltlnmn Nanty Waltlnt-r lloh Walker Maru Wartl Hill XX'.trmnt-r 7 Q v :qi D ', i L il J ' l , . 1 4 nav' x- , ,A -5 I x ' . , D f I . t R Q V124 ri 4 v il ' S .4 A R . W A E 3- A :L 3. l 'V X rl , T -if . A 5 ' ef 4, QT ' ' E' 3 XE- . S V 'bias A .ral 9 Rick Wuyman jim Webster jim Welborn Terry Welch Dave Wcnig Debbie Werrz .Judy West Randy West Chris White Melinda White Cheryl Wickman Marry Wieilenmann jerry Wiley Mike Wiley jim Wilkerson Suzanne Wilkes Roseanna Willhoire Danny Willis Susan Wilson Tim Wilson Rand Winn Larry Winrerron Sandy Wiseman Linda Wood XIL X, , l 1 I I' 1.9 ,, ,-7 1- X nm' V.. ,4 4 , 5 ,I 1 Q a . ls nv- X 'i -1 ' NH- Ks? L' i Y 'I fiat Q, 4 all 4 :L 41 f N 9' N ' -3 f' K ' r' - X fx. 'f .AA i 71 i .1 ' ' .vu 5 ' xg' J' V , T: K -7 if' , fr f a 4 I K .A I Q 'E 'Q' Qi ,, ' I r f i A Sheila Woodman Lf, Chad Wurz Karen Yoakum .Q Ronnie Yocum I jay Young Par Young Sreve Zngiir Bnrby Zuck Don Zurlvrick 1 Chip Anderson moves his books to ii new lnfkcr 4 Juniors Actively Participate in CHS Student Life y H W, it ' fi V . 37352 in Wuxi 1 A . .swag 'l'hrough their participation in every phasi, ,,: activities, ineinbers ol' the junior class contril, Lited inucli to the scholastic year at Center. 'lla luniors also eomposed the majority ofthe nieiri bership ol many clubs including the Drill 'lieaigr Pep Club, French Club, and Art Club. Numerous ,Iunior boys represented the class on the various athletic teams. Gery Palmer received the honor of being, named to the first string All, Conference football team, While two Other juniors earned honorable mention, junior athletes also gained honors in other varsity sportsg basketball, wrestling and track. The juniors, sponsored by Mackey Wileoxon and Sam Coleman, provided the Senior class with a most unforgettable Prom night. Because ofthe re- sponsibilities accepted by the juniors as the year progressed, they were well prepared to become the leaders of Center as the Senior class of 1969. l f 6 Boys lcad cheering at Powder-Puff game. Vnnu- Abborr Inc Accursri Karon Agron Debbie Albrighr David Allen Linda Allen 1 1 V Q .ni fi iq r 4 W , 96 0 Q a ' ja ix 1 -, , ' ra I Q 3 fl ,b A ...owl ' -3- -A 'TL'f Vi. : N -Z r iv- A '49- Q. . Q, .f A . l I f . if 3 . fi . - . :A A ' rg 9 I ci, ' 4 A ' J , :' 7, ,ef - -4' ' A ul I Aw .f kilns? f -- 1' 1 . ur, -4 i 4 .,, as s - -.-I ' ...J dxf, Ax 1 , ' 19' ' rv fl jan Baumgartner jack Bcall 1,3 ,N Busy Beck:-rr Carol Belcher Ron Bell 'lim Belluh Ellen Bclzer Steve Benner: Larry Bcrkland Janine Berman Cal Berry Ed Berry ,J , 0 -5 wi-. in , Xvflffgx Q C92 jeff Alport Mike Alrschul Greg Amann George Anderson Nina Arney Debbie Arnold Gail Arnold Ann Asel Nancy Ashwill jim Baker Gayle Ballanryne Yvonne Banister jerry Barash Bill Barber Emily Barrack jane Baskin jean Baskin Marie Baughman 9 ,,, .xv- K - - 'P , -A '-' A if ' 4 Av -6 f J' .L X' VA- v I +P ,, - 4 -.- john Besror , IM i l 5 ' ' 0 :sk i , Q X Q Dunnerze Bishop lv. . . I J -Q C9 fl M-4 Q Debbie Bledsoe af., X -If D- , 1 LQ, X Q -2 Debbie Bolling N Q ,l ff- lf Doug Boyd n J Q Q ,fl ' june Boyd , , l I ' 1 l l l 1- ' x is Q, - Georgia Bradley , 3 'J 'vm Terry Brammeier ,QL ,mg I Bill Branscum .wa '-3' , - 1' Seth Brarr Y .., . ' w Q Judy Bray ' Q I sy ' Marsha Breece ' I l 1 . -I i -i David Bremson Sherry Brewer .- jerry Brier 3 ' 0 ,-rg ' , l Barbara Briggs X ' C QQ, Q Q ,Ji , ' ' Theodore Briscoe ' ' 4' ' X57 'Y Q Cathi Broderick ' X ' H l I , l l Ron Bronstein jane Brown , Paula Brown l W' f ' 0 Q, 2 Sieve Brown - -A Qi- , ' Becky Buck N-1 -4 Q SVdna Bunzon I Q C Q. . .. if A Gary Bussing V Don Cable Q Ronald Cade -, 3 ' ' . Candy Cain i ' ' '4' 'J' ,H 'L' jim Callison X . Q 5 jim Campbell 1 1 Juniors Challenge Seniors in Powder-Puff Game K ' -'C Mike Canaday i av ' Q Terry Cnssiry H , ' 1' ', l Glenda Chance F ' '5 - ' Q ' I Chris Clark f Q - Q Cindy Clark Q- . Joanna Clark Q- jr, f- Q QQ 435 ,Hx , m r-4'f2Q Q B ' Diana Clevenger . Q: FN lax Qi Dale Collins - T . - V ,N 5 Farrell Collins Q w- ' 'I' NLJL' V Gnry Comens Q rs K -T Charles Conrail 4 Q ir 4 Q ly Q Paul Consmnr 1. Q 4 7 john I mints junmy timpcr . - lNInrti.i Corbett M is l -in lui Mikc K mwlcy Zn , , Kathi' Clnrtis ' 3 - Tom Lusitk , I ,5f3, 'T - X W. affix ' , i 1.1 vP ..lZ'5gf153 fl A . I 3 Janice Clutslmll A Jammu Dagger M A vt V1 Robert Dnllen as 'Sb 9 5 Nagc Dumas ,- ,'- -.1-A 5 Tv. 'Z 'Gt h w sq ,I ix 'z T .J f LL ' -A w -,I .- Lcslcy Daniels Mike Darrnh N 7 I H janet Davis .Q-5' ' ' , Sharon Davis ' Betty Davison ' f -t , f D ' gig-9.-gs . ' if: P . . 1 3 ,FU fi jim Day vt .i YQ Theresa Dennis X 4- . ' ' joe DiCapo l 'I . xt K W Q' ' -1 f ,ls 1 I. l X 4 - a v - , 4 I 5 A . V 1 X . . . 4, .D 2:5162 ' V 'D- lfi ' llfl f ' t A I r ' 0 - .' E Il ' N . - fx' . 1 2 r lf: his ck ' ,Q v- X1 C- -1 ,fi 9 - it r v 'S 2, Q , li t' fn! H gl is fig, V? X X .. Q. M X ,flryf gl: The first edition ofthe pep inspiring Yfllauw jafket Weekly inrriguesjunior girls. f D 5 fq '-x -. f .aff ln 6-t -3 nd' . V :Atv A -'vw X 'i' i Q .,x sr .1 Svvv t 3' .1 . -v ' I 'L 4, ' 'f' fs' 1 ..s' 9:i 1' V mg, ... Vicky j. Dickerson Mary Dishman Jim Doarn Dave Dobrowslti Marianne Donegan Craig Doty Tim Driscoll Karen Dubin Don Dunaway Bill Eaton Dave Eaton Nora Edelsrein Angic litlgertnn Alvinn Edwards Tim litlwnrds ,lanct liigcnbcrg Dnvitl liiniur Cliff ligimbcc i i -it far ,Q G l ':- All Q' . . v- s 4 L , ta I ., .N , -I A ,- Ak - u 2, .wie ., A .- 'LV N Q-C: I. A A ,i A H l Nfl A ll joey Farb Kenny Fellers Sherylc Fichman Sharon Fisher Chris Flink Terry Flora Roger Fox Doris Franklin Larry Freeman Bob Fulton Henry Funk Sharon Funk Yellowiacket Weekl Boosts School Spirit N A Q '12 .5 TQ ll 2 ,Q I -. . .., A ai l - 'A -- -' , xg J F X I .I v x - 1 X , A ff fl ia ' A A5 ' .A -4 Ilou- V5 XC' ' Y -xl 'V I 1 s - .l ' 11. W' i s if if ffm 'A l'..,,, , , 3 'V ' A if A l Susan Gordon Marci Gould Annetta Grace Chcr Groom Beverly Gross joe Gross Cindy Gustafson Gayle Hadley Margie Hagan Butch Hagen Frank Halbhuber Bill Haley U fl f' go., Nu. if K I R' Gale Gallagher Alan Gallas Tom Galvin Nancy Gardner vlamic Garrett Mike Garrison Marcus Gate-wood Gary George Tom Gieseke Mike Glinn lris Godfrey Charles Golden judy Goldinger Sherry Goldklang Carol Goldstein Alan Goldwasscr Kathy Goodman Debbie Goodwin .af as 0- -Q '4 Lzik X Q V' F' , , l li M QC 1. ,Z N , l Lil 7.9 .,,. y S, ...,. x ,i n ml ll' N I . '.J' lit t H.tnn.t tt.m1t..fltttt I v gg- - ' l o P 2: f:- - .lim llmrtt F - ii , F ,,. Q M45 lPm1xtitlI.ixtt'rt i 1 - . N4 's lm tt..t,nttt ' A ' -..- ,H t 2' V - nit Inuit - A V f A H., , Y .Aw fag: 'fs t t' ' H H H I -t , ' Max Ilawlct I Duug.: Hays Rin Hayslg-tt 3: 'C 7 fr 4? Q 3 A ,J Dune-en Ili-.xtiy -f i NJ .gt J' ' E--12 i Kathy Heath A' ' 4 ' ' rl ', Q Y Tum Helm S Q, -5 1 ,K 3, ,- t , A t 4 f Kathy Hcrbcrtson Mark Herring 3 3 Mike Hines K., :Q 1, Hubs Hock KF -A :dd qt 7 Diana Hodgin -7 --' Laurie Holdut ' -, X 'W K . . Ill Classes Stud Histor of English Language Nancy Hollenbeck P I Barbara Honda 3 fv,,5A 5' Patrick Hoopes 43- .' ' Gerry Howe ' ' '.. ' Connie Huber L1 X ' Art Huffman f Ron Huiatt ' I 3' I K Rickie Huie V iv' ,JW ' -N A , Ronnie Huie fix . f 'v :Tv -- W .., A 1 k Tony Hull f L' , X i' Mike Humphrey - A I 1 joe Hundley Q 1 - 1 I ! U S I .Ioan lrminger 1 - i 3 A Illyinlliallshtjimael -, -3 1:1 I ,Q A -. LR 1 e zar 1 N M ' .45 .5 -- Steve jackson I J ,- X , ' 4 'j' Don jitfobson H ,a X V Dwight Jeter i 'zwt t 4 Y N i , . u . Gary johnson 1' , A janet johnson J 9 3 ' Kathy johnson l N J .M . fx, .. Kathy Johnston I K? ' 1 Lrnn jusc h ' V -f 4 X I . a P f qi, 'A 'sly 'l' Mikcjurgcnson i f .,.,, f . A K I 130 t 3 , ': 'YG ' A '27 15' 'S A fa 'li 7 :vi or L N '3 X n X is' I -' t Lauric Kordash Ruben Kriszzal Cindy Kroeker Karen Krueger Linda Lacy Lynn Lambeth Daniel Lancaster Viki Land joe Lane Sally Lane Judy Lange Kent Larson Peggy Lana Charlene Lawson Darlene Lawson Sonia Lcga Howard Levine Rita Lewis Mwrcee Liber jo Marie Llcausi Bruce Lindsey Randy Lomblrdino Karalu Lung .f IW 4 R' rl f' I .3 Q are I Louis Knrlsonn A 5 ,V Ken Knspur 14 -V, ima Kuirh f L - , W . Ruth Kelly We 1:55 Slurun Kelly . K Bnl1Kvnnuily Carol Kennedy Kurr Kessncr Pam Kidd Allan Kinnear Lynn Klingler Kerry Knowlton .,v AJ. .av -.4 f A w 'R . ,pn-J , .X J , ' g . , v W. Robcrlllimlon ,' I , , , X I, W, . X A . , , ...,- gs F11 Q. Dan Haughey and Marie Baughman recreate the language and Customs ofMudieva1England. ' , - Ji , -' . H 1 , D-f A' Q' . 6 I I N F JA L 1 6' .. . v .ity ..i M. . 12.:1..1n1iz-111: ' .41 fy X fi ' 9 A 5 .gd ig 1- f 6 ' Q 1 . V ,L ld . Q .off ,- .: '.:.g'5a:' 'f r' - K 555454. 1 24 W ' 'Q- '01 VL i E i-. X ,W - 1 . S. 1 i Q , v gx, ' F 5 71 ., ' 1 Juniors Set the Fashion l a y .a -v 3 5' - J X QA ny -f X- - f' 3 :QL N I .irulltic Limo liolu I.uill11w Vlfmn l,utly Pinil Lutgcn Dnrrcll Magee Mikt' Magee l'r.inlc Mnnnino Greg Mansker Mnrlcnr: Mason jim Mustcrson Rohcrt Mnthany jerry Mays With the London Look Cznhn McDonald K Terry McGuire: '- Q jane McKinney N 1, Kathy McMorrow ' Susie McWilliams ' , fe' V Ed Melton Bill Menke Mztrilyn Meyer jim Miller 4 - Sheila Miller Y- 2, F . , J Greg Milliron 'X 'I' ' Don Mitchell M - , Sid Mitchell v . Sally Monson 'a Scott Mooncyham I Mike Moore 1:1 .J Steve Moore ft , ' Margie Morgan A 1 , -V ea , ' x ' ' . -.2 , ' Y147 -fr ff 1, r 3' N M fi' Q 0 9 ' . 1 'i , I - 'Q ' ., 1 u'v--- K ' it , - , J, X M ,lc I , . .t -1 Q 4- 'Q' ... Y 'S- w lv:-iv B , , '- 1 .i 3 x Q- JL Q.-1. 7- -A -Q XX ,V I .K 1 Ritk Morrow Walt Mosby Jim Myers Tom Myers Scott Nebcrgall Brcntlti Nglmn Byron Nichols Gary Nielson Dt-lmlm' Nisenkier Dt-:Dec Nolan Douglas North Gaul North .5 x.. Kuvln Ultlflcltl Kevin O'5hc.i Dulmrah Ort: Gary Palmer Gary Parcdcs Dalt' Parkur Mark Parkcr Melissa Parker Phil Parker 'lack Parks Mary Parrott Chris Parc-itll PX l iff k li Q, fr Curtis Pickering Mark Paley Karen Pollock Bill Polzin Carla Porterfield Georgia Potter Ted Presley jeff Quakcnbush Mark Rafsky Kathy Randolph Carol Rau Scorr Rayburn Ann Red Sharon Renal Lance Rugan Leah Rcithman Pamela Rcnsinlu Susan Richmond I 5 l ' if Q ,, -1. , as - -r 7 V, l . ,R - ....- , Q .. ll' f 7, N P 4 1. A . A 5 A I--4 J , -- , 1 ' - 1- 3 ' f 1 41, ..'5..,r,'iZ I , ., . y A . U - I nn .. - 4 Ge jim Pearce J, .4 Susie Pearson ' ' ' Karen Peterson Y ,.,Q., -1.5. 441--: . f. . -,iw--. :.g-'- - . :S .35?Tel' . as -mm, - 375. 5.5253 gfzi. 1 .iyizzigr 43225-L' 'WS' Bob Petty tin. C. ,Ph 1 :Sidi-:'a--av-wrw . , .im e an ,m?::.9z35w.5-ge 'Q' Sheryl Phillips YW!!-S1611a:':i3Ti5 r-g:mg.zwv.'.:s:'.f. ' f l 0 I I i maipuiwa' 12:5 In Ties and long hair are all a part of the London Look worn by Barbara Russell and ShirlcySve1da. f A -, 'P+ - 0 ' r 1 13 ' -, - Z 4 -Q - - . ' '4' ' .. ,, ,, K'-'J i . ' 1 Y If , r ' 9 -..- -f 1 .5 J- 'Y ., 1 ff' fx wk .1 J L 7 i . fr A --- ' ' 1 fn- N , 3 I , Al wi ' f - rf 4 f A Hg. -1 ,,.. J lk ' 3 3 'x 9 X f I ,-. I I f ,L . v' 'Uh .Q :A ... .4- livuu lixmm m liulxy lilm.m lun Rum-x Blll Rlnllx llulwlm- lingers DIAIIL' Rullcl' Pnl Huopcs ruumrlls the results of nn anrxlymaxl L-xpcrlmcnr pcrfnrxnul by Ann R1-Ll, -11 ' C N1 L Lundy Russ JI ' ll Av' 7 W K V p Gary Ross WA ,,,,, Q 2 4 ' A 1 ,lmkiu Roucr 'sei -fi. I +3 - Suu Ruyur A ,I N' K' ' Cheri Rudolph a . ,- Stuvu Rumsower ' f ffl!! vf ,4 Barb Russell Q ' Roy Suckman ' w f . , h -' A I .Ax Kathy Smllcr -2- K 4 Q7 Aluhn slum Q X X W K ' Lcslic Snmuels X I A , I fi. ' N' Ruhnrll Schaublr: 4 , 1 , , . .. a . IA 1 l Ronmc Schxfman I 3 3, Mary Sue Schneider x LJ- 4 fp, l 'i Scxni1xScl1uctte 07-7 ff-7 ' J, K- ' Leu Ann Schulte .V F f ' C,.1rlomSu1lx1n - P.1ul Sum xxx Wxllmnw Kent Scott 4 -5 ,, Q 3 l it Tum Shnllcr 1 ,L H 5, ' 1 Mrxrlm Shapiro 41? 1 -,' l '.JA .Q 1 Hownrll Shelton ' , t 1- JV - l.llly Slnch , M- I Romllnu Shuob A I PS a .,-'Y X 1 urns Shore 5 , ,lug-lly Slumscn Q , Alygc Sulvurszciu , -' N I xg- l '-'V Lhnl Simmons ' if K J, LT- linlw blmpxun f ' X 1 W ' -1' ' Rulwn Shun If , f' -, ze, mmml J :ical llrilw Smith 1 .tml Smith K l,tySm1lli Orch Smith -luliu Smith Kathy Smith Nullie Smith Teri Smith Patty Stmltmwn Dec' Spatlur Lhutlx Spur Steve Spent- ! ' ' f l L: ft is A I-.' -1 1, l in s -9- X v S Q-.-7 4 v - 5 Lb. I Jw, ' .5 , if Xi' t 1 1 ' 5 r.'l 'l I ...t ' Q. . A .. . if Q' - 5 ' ll if N Rx . , .I lf Yr Qi f V i ' I it Q I Qualitative Analysis Perplexes Chemistry Students 2 QT, -at -,I ' A5 ft l 1 X ff' A l AK: .N , ' A t- f A A i ar , . i V.. fu - 'i , fl ' 2 ,,, cv- Q bm -K' V1 'O 1 -A fs -lohn Tecfcy Rick Thtmmns llarh Thompson Sherry Thorntun ,lim Ticmann Mila- Tracy Chrntim- 'l'r.nntmt Marla 'I'ruml'mull Hari 'lailtlnlislty Santli' Turner Mart ia Van C lt-.tvc lltlulw Vatluhn 'J '1 . ff N , 1 I S llklr it ' A 4- J 1- T L , xv ' it A AA Bill Spcllmztn Mart Spencer Klchartl Sptmtxn Clary Stein Alan Stcinly Paula Stewart ,lutly Stinson Sheila Sttmlov Larla Stonu Ronnie Strntlcr Stott Studna Cathy Sullins Garrett Summers Sl1irluySveltla lcnniler Swu.1rlngcn Dit lx Swctnam Party bwytlcn Monte Taylor po. 'n L..:. -- 4- 3: yt- my 'F -EZPP if H 5:14 if 1 X, g -. R . N x . all I Karht mit Y.m uv C.h.irltw Yitktm ' A - Puri Vitktrs N . tim xft.....t-.th ' - .-Q ' ' Alan XY'.xggmitr v U ' ixiiimt xy.ig.it-f 1 r 5 1 X A ' 1: x a Suzanne Wagner I i 1 - Peggy Wnltlun - Barbara Walker - N '-7 ' N: Kathy Walker ' Ray Walsh l 4, i as Y -A 4' P sian Walker 5 h p, 4- 41-I t A . .Qi ' ' N .42 A cet f rl' . xA .f- r A W '9- if fx K . 3 ,lx f ' ri Junior Athletes Display Fighting Yellowiacket Spirit Sandy Walron Steve Ward Tom Warinner is J ' Mark Warnick l ,- Li-Sf' Claudia Weed '-' ' , I Al West W NR Nancy West Ray Wheeler Bob White Maris White A ,, Dwight Whitfortl ' , Q ff 5. ,va- ,. 4 A Erlcne Wienstock 1 Q l ' f i A J Marlene Wienstock , if 1 Pat Wilborn '? Chris Wiley . 4 l nl- Joyce Wilkins K '. joan Williams il ., sl 1. Mike Williams X I 'ri ' E I f l D 'fx V K3 .A . I Roger Wlilliams .IL -- Debbie Willing . P' 73' Bill Winkler xx , l A. ,1 h ll: - x . R -:mr X. 9 W x 1 J 1 -3- .J -:CL v ' RCS' 'M p X 4- i . O if' Q 'if V7 - -155,1 Q 'JW-3: ze, -l :RI ta rv- Q.: junior girls exhibit enthusiasm and drive by tying the Seniors in the Powder-Puffgame. P' it 'Ying Y' I -D 5: f.. 3- Q Q i ,fn -H. -'1 ' l --1 I K .1 7'-X N ,137 X Effix x':- 2 34 9' 1 K -A .ii if 1' ' -:v 'U ' 'I lv? K. Reed!! f ' , 1 K .. ,f TJ' A , Greg Wright :L 'W John Wright uf ,K ' x 6 Q-, A xg David Young ' A K Darla Youngs ' , K 5.1! ,A I ,I .J Mary Zemelman t - Margie Zurowski 'D ' i .- i -4' no X W . I ,,,,Ma' X ily-ff gf? 4 5. lb 2 iii ' L . ...M V HRW 1 wr. N3 Wag Paula Winkler Dave Wise Debbie Wise Donald Wiseman Ron Wiseman Owen Withrow Bob Wood Cindy Wood David Wright Debbie Wright 5 f. Gen ' P.llnxcrk7vIJrcLLlvL3 insrruumnsl'ruinCu.ul1 Small: no' 5.51, ABOVE: Getting in shape for a wrestling match, Gary Coleman tosses the medicine ball. TOP CENTER: Senior Officers-Richard Hobbs, Presidentg Connie Wilsuxi, Secrea taryg Gale Root, Trcusuterg and Dave Owens, ViLe-Presi- dent. RIGHT: Mike Berry rests during a lull in Senior Steak Fry activities. OPPOSITE TOP: Working on u quan- titative analysis problcm, Gordon Gross, Conrad Kuharic and joel Markus combine their knowledge. FAR RIGHT: Foreign Exchange students, Ignacio Coelln de Portugal and Ramon De Lucca, phone for n ride home after school. Seniors Compose Largest I rf I 'N 5 A X . wx N A. X fi.- me 2 1 Francie Abcrncrliy Aluhn CQ, Amlcrlwurg Mary Amlursim Kurcn Anson Clinton Arcndull Sherry Arenson Cindy Attcbury Lillie Austin Dennis Baellow Janice Baker Winfrecl Baker Theresa Buldridgc Senior Psychology Students Discover the Shocking Bob Balcntine jane: Balruch Genevieve Banks Ralph Bama Stun Bimish Regina lilrrack Shnril linrcs Kiilhy li.1ucr v- Richard Bezimun Bob Beltz Paula Berenhom Susan Berger Marilyn Bernstein Michael Berry A typical Pavlovian conditioning experiment provides a shocking experience for Senior Lillie Austin. Techniques of Classical and Qperant Conditioning Elizabeth Bertrand Ron Bible Doug Biggs jeff Biggs Nancy Biglcy David Birl-:mann Debbie Bisganl Ayers Blucher Q..-.-,Q 5-v K.lfl1Q' Bowen Rick Bowers Wally Brtullortl l litirlxirti B rtimmer l l l Vicki Bray Scott Brisbin l Mark Brisley Dennis Brixey A . -.. 'vu ii Senior Band Members Participate in K U Band lf 'Q i i 1 4 4, 5, ll ie iq ilf i Dennis ,Iutld marches in the Rwynl Pnmtle. , 142 Mike Broderick Clifford Brown john L. Brown Lu Bryant Richard I. Buchli Steve Bucklcw Day 'V .-.1 li.1Iliy liunlly liruuq liureinnn Berry liurniim Liuivrgc Bush Mary Burlcr ,login Carroll Mitchell Carter Karhy Childs :Lx JV Assemblies and American Royal Parade 5, 'Vx 65.7 Sf Cathy Clevenger Danny Cochran Rob Cochran Ignacio Coello de Carlu Cohen Gary Coleman Glenda Collins jeffrey I.. Crippin lDl.lI1I1.lflLll'Il5 lim Daily Suu Diivis Ric li Day Portugal 14 '-5 ..,., ati' , S ,....v Bob DcGootl Julie DcLc4m Ramon DcLuCCu Linda Denney Gary Dennis Paul DeWalt Patsy Dc-Wcesc Diane Dewhurst Larry Dickerson Bill Diederich Mark D. DiGiovanni Mark Dolginoff l Chaucer's Exciting Tales of Ye Olde England A4 Bill Donegari Kenny Donnelly Greg Donovan judy Doolan Michelle Doolan Kim Dooley Nancy Dressler Charlotte Duncan Q sf Q-X 1... 1 David Duscnlverry Marsha Eide Casey Eike john Eikel i ---Q5 Yfffiff Kirk Fitzgerald finds Geoffrey Chaucer very Jeanette Eldflngl l0ff soothing ru the nerves. Roxanne Emery Captivate Senior English Literature Students Linda Estes Patricia Etiopia Phil Ewald Gary Fergason Elliot Fish Claudia Fisher Gary Fisher Kirk Firzgemld ZS 1-' Rxchard Buchi, tenor soloist smgs a passage from Goun0d's SanctuS at the fall assembly Sensor Members of Centers A Cappella Choir Brenda Frazier Janice Frazier Linda Frazier Jacque Friedman Teri Furr Howard Gallus Mike Gummill janet Ganz from . l I I' Larry Gawf v Dana Gcriclxc Susan Gershon ,lanet Goetz Esther Golad 'W' ' Randy Goodnight Y Donna Grace R. Kirk Gregg 'ST Ellen Gregory 5, , Mark D. Grecnbaum va Rodna Grimm Gordon Gross Sf- rf? Perform for Entire Student Body at Assemblies Susan Grow Qs 5 Par Grucrze Sherry Hagen Scott Hallock Michael Halpern Pam Hammack X- Sylvla Harding lcrry Harper I4 Party Haululienlvcrry Q., Gary l-layden Senior Drama Students jerry Holcom Bob Honda David Hood Roger Hornbcck Dale I.. Hudson Mike Hughes Donald R. Huiatr Debbie Hunter Mike Hayes Howard Hayslctl Chip Hecht Paulette Hedges Bill Heideman Marsha Heizcr Elaine Helmich ,f- Cathy Higby Berry Hill Richard R. Hobbs Accept Responsibilities of uf V:-:-N Barbara Hurst ,lim Hutchins Nina Ingolia Gary Inselman Terry Jackman Steve Jenkins Kathy Bowen, Deborah Pnush, and Cathy Clevenger block a scene from the fall play, The Crnrible, Leading Roles in Center's Theatrical Productions W l Charlie johnson Cheryle johnson Gary johnson Sue johnson William johnson Dan jones Dennis judd Richard jurgens Stephen Karol Karen Kuligh Alcanncttc Kcmpstcr Susanne Kennedy Pamela King 'lo Ann Kingsley Harold Kirby Bill M, Kite Mikf: Klugman Roger Knox Carolyn Kramslcy Stan Kreis Seniors Energetlcally Boost School Splrlt for w-rev Y- !E I l x vl 5 Steve Lambert Mielmtl Ldnytmn Janice Larson Bill Lattimer A gr Kathy Layne Susie Leake Fighting Yellowgaekets at Weekly Senior girls Pam Meaclers and Pat Wenig gaze at the Center banner as they sing the Alma Mater. Pep Assemblies Norm LeBl0ml Bill Lehleitner Diana Lesky Gary Levin -Icrry Levitch Mike Little Vicki Long Brenda Lcius bv uv Popular Dances - Senior Paulette Hedges lintls relief at PTA-sponsored Beehive. in bare-foot dancing Phyllis Lowe V' Norine Mullin Michael Maltmuy Patrick Maloney Yvette Marchant joel Markus Dave Martin Mark Mathews Boogaloo, Shingaling, Skate Mary Grace Matrox Alan Mauch . Lg, , Qzgzgi qfb r Bruce Mayer Karla Mayfield Q I Cynthia Mays john McCarty lv' john M. McCloud Danny McCormick Denny McCue Norman F. McGinry Marsha -Io McMillin Pam Meaders Paul Mendolia janet Meyer and Funkie Broadway - Enliven Center's Beehives Larry Meyer Q21 5 Greg Miller Steve Miller Mark Minx Glenda Mitchell Marry Monson Steven Morgan Bob Morris Joyce Murphy Monty Musick , Y' Janie Nash Gary Nesserh fi Sv- il? EN Bolu Neubauer Bill Neustutlt Margie Newton Mary Nolan Bill Norris Phillip T, North Glenn Oatmtin Shelley E, Orren Ellen Osbourn john O'Shea Sherry Overton Dave Owens Physiology Students Study the Science Dealing Linda Ozbun Ardie Pagel Kim Parker Linda Parker Kathy Patti Rhontlu Pau Patty Pearce Pamela Pentlleton E s.. Dune La Mar studies dcliculc muscle srrm with the Anatomy and Fu nctlons of Llvlng Organisms Dan Porter jack Pous Deborah Poush Steve Present David Prigcl Penny Psnlris Phil Psaltis Mark Quuckcnbus Promoung, Dress up Day Bruce Bureman and Kathy Bowen contemplate the events of Home Seniors Boost School Splrlt During Homecoming Diana Robards Richard Roberson Monica Robert Charles Robie Barbara Rock Paula Rogers Linda Rogozenski Douglas Rope wq Debbie Root Gayle Root Karen Rowletr Bill Rudolph Terry Russell Greg Ryder Dutch Sadler Party Sadler Steve Samborski Bob Saunders Clara Sawyer Glen Schmidt Week by Participating in Annual Dress-Up Day Barbara Schoemig Bill Schoker Sharon Schroeder Leonard Schupp Mark Schupp ,Ian Scgur Iumes Scilmlr Sandy Shafer Kent Shanbcrg 5 Kathleen Shelton Karl Sherman Lula Shieh Guy Shoemaker Neal R. Shoger DeAun Silva Ronald Skinner 'W Andi Slepian Charles Smith Gary Smith Scott Solsberg Family Relations Classes Prepares Seniors for Adulthood Mark Sommers Cathy Yvonne Soto Phil Spaerh Wayne Spalding Tom Stafford Patty jo Starr Mike Steele Steve Steinbrecher 'Sv '-'23-v by Discussing Problems Which They May Face Sandra Summers Randy Swartz Sheryl Swyclen Larry Taylor Steve Terry john Tezon Linda Tindle john Travers E I 4 m l james Allen Winters Bob Wise jim Wise Debbie Wood Marilyn Wood Curtis Woods Mike Woods Alan Yoakum Linda Yockey Reflecting on the Past, Seniors Face the Future Steve Young Frank Zagar Sandra Zuck Frank S. Zulian Carol Zwarts Grace Birks 1,4155 G. x A A FRANK 11. AI1I,RNI:'I'HY llioir 10,1I,I2, Cheerleatler Varsity ll,l2, C,ltcerleatler I5- Team 10, IIotnecom1n,t1 Attenclc-nt 10,1 1,121 Melody Maidens 11.12. Music Contest I1,12. Pep Club l0,II,I2, Spanish Club 10, Sno- Ball Attendant 10,1 1,121 Yearbook Stal! Il. JOHN ANDERHERG Choir 11.12, Music Contest ll. Marching: Band 1l,l,1. St Louis Park HS, St Louis Park. Minn, Concert Band 10, Debate Club 10, Music Context 10. Marching Band 10 INIARY ANDERSON. Debate Club 101 Na- tional Honor Society 11,121 Pep Club 10,111 Spanish Club l0,11,12, Vice-President 121 Student Council 101 Yearbook Staff 12, Quill and Scroll 12. KAREN ANSON CLINTON ARENDALL: Choir 10,11,12, COE 121 Football 101 Gentlemen Songsters 10,1 1,121 Music Contest 10,1 1,l2. SHERRY ARENSON CYNTHIA ATTEBURY: Library 12. B DENNIE BAELLOW: Chess Club 10, Na- tional I-Ionor Society 11,121 Spanish Club 10,1 I WINFRED BAKER: COE 12. THERESA BALDRIDGE: Art Club 11,121 Pep Club 10, Yearbook Staff 12. BOB BALENTINE: COE 12. JANET BALTUCH: Choir 11,121 Fall Play 121 French Club 101 Music Contest 11,121 Pep Club 10,1 11 Players 58 121 Spanish Club 121 Winter Play 12. GENEVIEVE BANKS: COE 10,111 Y-Teens 10, RALPH BANTA: Las Lomas Creek, Cal. Student Council Honor Society 11. STAN BARASH: Choir 10,1 11 COE 12, Fall 10,111 Music LILLIE AUSTIN 12, Pep Club H.S,, Walnut 10, National Play 111 Gentlemen Songsters Contest 10,111 Musical 101 Players 58 111 Wrestling 11. REGINA BARRACK: FTA 10,11. PATFY BARRY: Art Club 10,111 French Club 10,1 1. SHARIL BATES: Choir ll,l2Q CRA 101 Drill Team 10,111 Melody Maidens 10,11,121 Music Contest 10,1I,12, Pep Club 10,111 Spanish Club 10. KATHY BAUER: Choir 10. RICHARD BEAMAN: Choir 101 Fall Play I0,11,I21 Musical 10,11,121 Players 58 10, 11,121 Winter Play 10,l1,12. JAMES BEGGS: COE 12. BOB BELTZ: C Club l0,ll,I2Q Class Vice- President 101 Class President ll, Football 10,1l,121 National Honor Society 11,121 Spanish Club 10,111 Track 121 Track Indoor 121 Wrestling 111,111 Stan Munns Award1 All- Conference Honorable Mention. PAULA BERENBOM: National Honor So- ciety l1,l2, Pep Club 101 Spanish Club 10,12. SUSAN BERGER: Art Club 111 CRA 101 National Honor Society 121 Y-Teens 11,123 Yearbook Staff 121 Quill and Scroll 12. MICHAEL W BERRY ROSE ISERTRANDZ COE 121 Fall Play Il, MARILYN BERNSTEIN: Fall Play 11,12, Musical 1l,l2, Players 58 ll,l2, Winter Play 11,12. RONN1I2I1I11LI2.COE 12, NANCY HIGLEY' Concert Ilantl 10,I1,12, French Club 101 Music Contest 10,l1,12, Marching Band 10,11,121PepC.1ub 10,1 1,12 DOUG BIGGS Concert Band 10,1 1, Music Contest 10.11, Marching llantl 10.11. Na- Senior Directory tional llonor Society 12. Spanish Club 12. Track 1 I ,ll5I-I- llltitib Basketball 10,11, Choir 12, ltoll ll, Key Club 10,11, Marthinlcz Band 12. IDAVIIJ ISIRKINIAN KDRACIZ IIIRKS South Salem lIS,, Salem, Orc-gon, llorne Economics 10 Dlililllli IIISGARDZ Spanish Club 10,111 Yearbook Start' 12 AYIZRS llI.OCl'IER. Concert Band 10,11,12, Chess Club 121 Dance Band 10,l1, Music Contest I0,I1,l2, Marching liancl l0,lI,l2l Science Club 11,12. KATHY BOWEN: Choir 11,121 Drill Team 10,11, Fall Play 11,121 Melody Maidens 11,121 Music Contest 11,121 Musical 10, 1I,12, Pep Club 10,111 Players 58 11,121 Wfinter Play I1,12. RICK BOWERS: Concert Band 10,l1,121 Golf ll, Music Contest l0,ll,l21 Marching Band l0,1l,l21 Musical 101 Newspaper 121 Spanish Club 111 Wrestling 10, Quill and Scroll 12. WALLY BRADFORD: Choir 10,1 1,121 Con- cert Band 10,111 Dance Band 10,111 Gentle- men Songsters 10,11,121 Latin Club 10, Trea- surer I01 Music Concert 10,11,121 Marching Band 10,111 Musical 10,111 National Honor Society 11,I2. BARBARA BRAMMER: FTA 112,121 Pep Club 10,1 1,121 Spanish Club 10, VICKI BRAY DENNIS BRENING: COE 12. SCOTT BRISBIN: Track 101 Track Indoor 10. MARK BRISLEY: Choir 11,121 Fall Play 10,l1,121 Music Contest 11,121 Musical 10, 11,121 Players 58 10,11,121 Winter Play 10, i1,i2. DENNIS BRIXEY: Choir 10,11,121 COE 121 Music Contest 11. MIKE BRODERICK: COE 12. JOHN BROWN: AFS Club 1I,12, Secretary- Treasurer 11,121 Art Club 11,121 C Club 121 Football 10,1l,121 Musical 10,1 1,121 Spanish Club 111 Student Council 11,121 Yearbook Staff' 121 Wrestling 11, LU BRYANT: Choir 10,1 1,121 Debate Club 10,1l,12, Vice-President 121 100-Girls Club 11,121 Melody Maidens 10,11,121 Music Con- test 10,1 1,121 National Honor Society 11,121 Y-Teens 10,11. RICHARD BUCHLI: Art Club 111 Choir 10,11,121 Concert Band 10,1 1,122 Gentlemen Songsters 10,l1,121 Music Contest 10,11,I21 Marching Band 10,1 1,121 Spanish Club 12. STEVE BUCKLEW: Choir 10,1 1,121 Football 101 Music Contest 11,121 Track 101 Track Indoor 10. KATHY BUNDY: COE 121 Fall Play 111 Mustcalg Players 58 111 Winter Play 11. BRUCE BUREIVIAN: Choir I0,ll,l21 Fall Play 11,123 Gentlemen Songsrers 11,123 Mu- sic Contest 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,121 Play- ers 58 I0,l1,121V1ftnter Play 11,12 BETTY BURNAM: COE 12, Home Eco- nomics 10, GEORGE BUSH MARY BUTLER: Art Club 10,113 CRA 101 Pep Club 10. C JOAN CARROLL bIlTCllIiI.I. CARTER: Basketball 101 Con- cert Band 10,1 1,l2, Football 10,111 Marching Band 10,11,12 KATIIY CHILDS, AFS Club 111 Concert ljaml 10, French Club 10,111 Marchin1.1 Band 10, Y-Teens 10, CATIIY CLEVENGER. Players 58 11,121 Youth Appreciation Award, Paseo l'I,S. Span- ish Club 10, Pep Club 10, X -Ieens 10, Stu dent Council I0 DANNY COCHRAN, Cf 711 I2 RO1lt.Of,HRAN,COE 12 IGNACIO COELLO dc' PORTUGAI.: AFS Club 121 Football 121 Spanish Club 121 Stu- dent Council 12, Track 12, Track Indoor 12, Wrestling 12, Wrestling 12, AFS Foreign Exchange Student from Matlrtcl, Spain 12. CARLA CO1-IEN' Choir Il,l2, Drill Team l0,l1, Melody Maidens 111 Music Contest 1l,12, National Honor Society l1,l2, Pep Club 10,11, Spanish Club 10,1 1,12, President 12, GARY COLEMAN: AFS Club 11,12, Presi- clent l1,l2, C Club 11,121 Concert Band 10,l1,I21 Dance Band 12, Football 11,l2, Key Club 101 Music Contest 10,I1,I21 Marching Band 10,11,12, Student Council 10,1 1, Wrestling 10,11,l2. GLENDA COLLINS: COE 12. JEFF CRIPPIN. C Club I11 COE 121 Foot- ball 10,111 Golf 101 Wrestling 10,11,12. DIANNA CURTIS: Choir 10,11, NIf:l0dy D JIM DAILY: Basketball 101 Golf lO,lI,121 Latin Club 101 Spanish Club l1,12. SUSAN DAVIS: Hogan H.S., Pep Club, Vice-President 111 Spring Play 10,111 Tennis 10,111 Winter Play 10. RICK DAY: AFS Club 11,121 Basketball 10,1 1,121 Categories 11,121 C Club l0,lI,l2, Secretary-Treasurer 121 Choir 121 Key Club 10,ll,I2, Treasurer 121 Latin Club 101 Na- tional Honor Society Il,121 Student Council 101 Track 10,11,121 Track Indoor 10,11,12. BOB DEGOOD RAMON de LUCCA: AFS Club 121 Buket- ball 121 Chess Club 121 ICYE Exchange Stu- dent1 Radio Club 121 Spanish Club 121 Track 12, Indoor Track 12, LINDA DENNEY: Choir 121 French Club 101 Melody Maidens 11,121 Music Contest 11,121 Musical 11,121 Players 58 11,121 Y- Teens 10,111 Winter Play 11. GARY DENNIS: Latin Club 10. PAUL DEWALT: AFS Club 121 Football 10,1 1,121 Yearbook Staff 12. PATSY DEWEESE: COE 12. DIANE DEWHURST: Choir 101 COE 121 Pep Club 10,111Y-Teens 10. LARRY DICKERSON: Basketball 101 Con- cert Band 101 Football 10,111 Marching Band Maidens 11. 10, BILL D1EDER1CH:COE 12, MARK DIGIOVANNI: C Club l0,1l,I2l Spanish Club 111 Track l0,11,l21 Track In- door 10,11,121 Maur Hill, Atchison, Kansas, Football 101 Basketball 10 MARK DOLGINOFF: AFS Club 11,121 C Club 11,l2, Concert Band 101 Class Trea- surer II1 Dance Band 101 Football 10,11. Music Contest 101 Marching Band 10, Na- tional Honor Society 11,121 Newspaper Staff 121 Student Council 10,l2, Wrestling 11, Quill and Scroll 12, WILLIAINI DONEGAN: Radio Club ll, Treasurer 1 1, KENNY DONNELLY C Club l1,12, WIICS- tltnig I l,l2, GRFG DONOVAN AFS Club 121 Basket- ball 111 COE 12. Football 10. JUDY DOOLAN: Pep Club io, Y-Teens in M1C11IT1,I.E DOOLAN KIM DOOLEY: Choir l1,l2, French Club 10, Mc-locly Maidens 12, Music Contest 11,121 Yearbook Stall' IJ, Homemaker ot' Tomorrow Award, UOII DOUGLAS NANCY DRESSLER' AFS Club 1I,l2, lent tu FS tu- 12: ign Llfll CSI sq. tub 12: 12, icil OT- dy 12: ub, nis all 12, lub 3. cil et- 'tu- ack lub test y. all 12, on- and 12: In- sas. 3 C TUB' .I I, Na- tall 11, 11, res- ,cp Ill ,lull test ol Choir ll,12. Drill 'Ie.i111 12. I'.1l1 Play 12. 1'rc-nch Club 10,11. Melody Miiidens 12. Music Contest 11.12. Musical 11.12. N.1t1on.il llonor Society IJ. Pep Club 10,ll,12, I'1.t1'- crs 58 11.12. Y-Teens 10,1l,12. Yearlsotik Stall' 12, Winter Play 12. Quill .ind Stroll I2 DAVID DUSENBERRY: Ilasketbtlll ll. L.tt1n Club 11.123 National llonor Sotic-ty 12. E MARSHA EID1:. Concert Band 10,1 l,12, EFA 10, Latin Club 103 Music Contest l1,12. Marching Band I0,Il,12, Musical 10,l1,12, Pep Club Il. Y-Teens 11, CASEY EIKE1 Choir 11,12. Cheerleatler B- Team 11: Captain: Drill Team 10, French Club Ilg Melody Maidens 12. Music Contest 11,121 Musical 11,123 National Honor So- ciety 12, Pep Club 10,11, Players 58 11,123 Winter Play 12. JIMMY EGNOR' Science Club 11, JOHN EIKEL: Concert Band 10,113 Goll 10, Music Contest 103 Marching Band 10,11. JEANETTE ELDRINGHOFF: Pep Club 10,1 I ROXANNE EMERY: Choir 123 COE 12, Musical 113 Players 58 113 Winter Play 11. PA'l'l'Y ETIOPIA: Pep Club 11,12. PHILLIP C. EWALD: Art Club 11,123 French Club 10, Two Gold KeysfScho1astic F GARY FERGASON: Art Club 11,12. ELLIOT FISH: Football 103 Medical Club 103 Spanish Club 10,113 Yearbook Staff 12, CLAUDIA FISHER: COE 123 Pep Club 10. GARY FISHER: COE 12. KIRK FITZGERALD: C Club 10,11,123 Cross Country 103 Track 10,11,123 Track Indoor 10,1 1,l2. GARY F1TZJERALD:COE 12, BAISBARA FORTNER. FTA 123 Spanish Clu 12. STEVE FOWLER: AFS Club 123 Basketball 10,11,12,C club 1o,11,12, Football 10,11,12, Golf l0,11,123 Key Club 10,1 l,12, President 123 National Honor Society 11,123 Student Council 12. RITA FOXWORTHY: Art Club 12: FTA 123 Pep Club 10. DEBBIE FRANK: Cheerleader Varsity 12, Drill Team 113 Fall Play 12, Musical ll, Pep Club 11,123 Players 58 12, Winter Play 12. CHRIS FRANKLIN BRENDA FRAZIER LINDA FRAZIER: Music Contest 12. JACQUE FRIEDMAN: Art Club 11,123 Fall Play 11,123 ETA 123 Musical 11,12, Players 58 11,123 Winter Play 11,12 TERI FURR: Pep Club 10. G HOWARD GALLAS: Concert Band -10, Latin Club 10, Marching Band 103 Medical Club 1 I MICHAEL XV. GAMMILL' F1111 Play 11,121 Musical l1,12. Players 58 11,l2, Radio Club 10, Winter Play ll,12. Q JANET GANT: Choir 10,1 1,121 Music Con- test 11,123 Pep Club 10,l1.Serge1tnt .tt Arms 1 1. ED GARRY:CO1i 12 LARRY GAXVII, COE I2 SUSAN GERSHON. COE 12, Drill 'l'e.tln 103 Pep Club 10 ROSE ANN GIAINIALVO COE 12. Y- 'leens I 1 ,lAN1i'l' oouiz Ars riuts 11.12. clit-tr lt-ttdc-r Varsity 11,1 2, C.11pt.111i 12.C.l1et-rlc-.itler Ii-Tc-.un 103 Iloinc-coming Attt-nd.1n1 I1,12, N1t1t111.11 H1,111,f soocty 11,12 Pt-it fllll' 10,1 l,12, Student Council 11.12. 51111111111 Artc-nd.int IJ. Yc-.trhook Stall 1.3 l'tN1f11f.11t1.' Art Fair. Artetttlatir ESTHER GULAD. Dr1llTe11m 10,11, French Club 10, Yc-.irbook Stall' 12. DONNA GRACE. Home Economics 10. MARK GRIZENBAUM, Football 10,11. Wrestling 10,11 1fI.I.l2N GREGORY. National Honor Society 12. ' RODNA GRIMM: Fall Play 1I,12, Musical 10,1 1,123 Players 58 11,12. Y-Teens ll, Treasurer 11. Winter Play I1,l2. GORDON GROSS: Choir 12: Gentleman Songsters 11,123 Music Contest 11,123 Musi- cal I13 Science Club 12. SUE GROW: Concert Band 10,113 French Club 103 100 Girls Club 11,123 Music Con- test 10,11,123 Marching Band 10,11, National Honor Society 11,123 Pep Club 11, PAT GRUETZE: Basketball 103 Choir 123 Concert Band 10,11,123 Dance Band 103 Gentleman Songsters 123 Music Contest 10, 11.12. blarching Band 10,11,12. TERR1 GUERRA VINCENT GUILLOT DENNIS GUNDERSON H SHERRY HAGEN: COE 12. SCO'I'l' HALLOCK: Concert Band 103 Foot- ball 10, Key Club 10,1I,123 Music Contest 103 Marching Band 103 Spanish Club l1,12, Xlifrestling 10. MIKE HALPERN: Art Club 10, President 103 Newspaper Staff 11. PAM HAMMACK: Choir 123 Concert Band 10,I1,I23 French Club 10, Melody Maidens Il,I2, Music Contest 10,1 1,121 Marching Band 10,11,123 Musical 10,11,12. SYLVIA HARDING JERRY HARPER: Basketball 10. PATRICIA HAUGHENBERRY GARY HAYDEN: COE 12. MIKE HAYES: Basketball 10,11,123 C Club 10,1 1,12, Vice-President 123 Choir 11,123 Football 10,1l,l23 Key Club 11,123 Music Contest II, Student Council lI,12. Track 10,1 1,12 HOXVARD 1'IAYS1.1i'l'T' Basketball 10,11, C Club l0,l1,12, Concert Band 10,11, Dance Band 10,113 Golf 10,Il,IZ3 Key Club 10, 11,123 Music Contest 10,113 Marching Band 10,11, Spanish Club 12. CHIP HIZCHT. AFS Club 12. C Club 12, Football 10,1 1,12. BILL HEIDEMAN: Rotkhurst H.S Football 10, Track 10. MARSHA HEIZER: Pep Club 10, Spanish Club 103 Y-Teens Il. ELAINE HELINIICH: FTA 12. CATHY HIGBY: Categories I2, Newspaper Staff 123 Spanish Club 10. BETTY HILL: Choir 10,113 Pep Club 10. RICHARD HOBBS: AFS Club 11,123 Amer- ican AbroatI:Categor1es 11,123 C Club 11,123 Class Vite-President 113 Class President 121 Football IIQ French Club 12. Key Club 11,123 National Honor Society 1l,12, Presi- dent 123 Newspaper Staff 12, Editor-in-Chief 123 Spanish Club 11,123 Track 123 Track Indoor 12: Curators Scholarship3 Quill and Scroll 12. JERRY HO1.COM: Concert Band 10,113 Music Contest 10,113 Marching Band 10,113 National Honor Society 11,123 Spanish Club 11,12, Treasurer 12. BOB HONDA: C Club 11,121 Concert Band 10,11,123 Cross Country 123 Marching Band 10,11,123 Track 10,1l,123 Track Indoor 10,11. DAVE HOOD: Basketball 103 C Club 123 Choir 10,ll,123 Football 10,l1,l23 Gentle- men Songsters 11,123 Music Contest l1,12. ROGER HORNBECK: AFS Club 12, Bas- ketball 11,123 C Club 11,123 Choir 10,11,I23 Football I0,11,123 Gentlemen Songsters 11,123 Latin Club 113 Wrestling 10. DALE HUDSON MIKE HUGHES. Choir 11,123 Gentlemen Songsters 11,123 Music Contest 11,12, DONALD HUIATT: Chess Club 10,123 5. 1 ,Q af' J MOST LIKELY TO SIICCEED-Richard Hobbs and P.1ni Mc-.idc-ts 66 Newspaptr Stall' lf, Quill .intl Stroll 12, DEBBIE H1fN'l'1iR Art fluli 11 BARBARA Hl1RS'l'-C.1ioir 10. Pep Club 10, Players Stl Il JIMHUTCH1NS'Gol1'10 I NINA INGOLIA Pep Club 10.11, Bishop Hogan H.S. Pep Club 10, Musical 10, Stu- dent Council 10, Treasurer 10, Winter Play 10. GARY INSELMAN TERRY JACKMAN STEVE JENKINS: Choir 10,1l,l2, Gentle- men Songsters 10,11,123 Music Contest 10, 11,12. CHARLIE JOHNSON: Concert Band 10,1 1. CHERYLE JOHNSON: Choir 125 Latin Club 103 Music Contest 123 Pep Club 10, Y- Teens 12. GARY JOHNSON: Basketball 113 Choir 10,11,12, Class President 103 Fall Play 123 Football 10,113 French Club 113 Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,123 Key Club 10,11,123 Mu- sic Contest l0,l1,12, Musical 10,11,12, Na- tional Honor Society 12, Players 58 11,123 Student Council 11,12, Vice-President 123 Track 113 Track Indoor ll, Winter Play 12. SUE JOHNSON: Art Club 11,123 Y-Teens 1 1,12. WILLIAM JOHNSON. COE 12. DENNIS JUDD: Basketball 10,113 Concert Band 10,11,123 Dance Band 10,1 I,l2, French Club 103 Key Club 10,11,123 Music Contest l0,11,I23 Marching Band l0,ll,l2, Musical 10,1 1,12. RICKJURGENS K STEPHEN KAROL: Debate Club 10,11,12, Secretary 11, President 123 Latin Club 10,113 National Honor Society 123 Newspaper Staff 123 Quill and Scroll 12. KAREN KEDIGH: Choir 113 GAA 103 Mu- sic Contest 113 Pep Club 10,11, Recording Secretary 11. JI-ANN1i'I 1l, KIMPSTIFR Newspaper Stall' 1I,lJ. Stuilent foiintil 10. Quill and Stroll 11 1 1 SIIZANNIV KENNEDY Art Club 10, Iireucli Club 10,11, GAA 10, Pep Club 10,1 1. XYinter play 10 PAMELA KING Class Treasurer 102 Drill Team 11, Iiall Play 1l,l2, French Club 10,111 Latin Club l1,12, Vice-President 11,123 Mel- otly Maidens 113 Music Contest 103 Musical 10,113 National Honor Society 11,123 Pep Club 10,113 Players 58 11,12, Winter Play 1 1,12 JO ANN KINGSLEY. COE 12. HAROLD KIRBYZ Basketball 10,113 C Club 10,11,123 Cross Country 103 National Honor Society 11,123 Track 10,11,123 Track Indoor 10,1 1,12, BILL KITE: C Club 11,123 Cross Country 11,123 Football 103 Track 10,1 1,123 Track Indoor 10,1 1,123 Wrestling 10. IMIIKE KLUGIVIAN ROGER KNOX CAROLYN KRAMSKY: Fall Play 123 Musi- cal 123 Players 58 123 Winter Play 12. STANLEY KREIS1 Chess Club 11,123 Foot- ball 10,113 National Honor Society 123 Sci- ence Club 113 Wrestling 10. GERARDO KRISZTAL: AFS Club 123 Span- ish Club 12. PAT KROENKE: COE 12. JANE KRUEGER: Pep Club 10,11. CONRAD KUHARIC: Chess Club 123 De- bate Club 10,123 National Honor Society 123 Science Club 11,12. PAT KUPKA: COE 12. L DALE LAGER: COE 12. PATTI LALLY: Fall Play 11,123 Pep Club 113 Players 58 11,123 Winter Play 11,12, DIANE LAMAR: AFS Club 123 GAA 103 Newspaper Staff 123 Pep Club 11,123 Spanish Club 1O,11. STEVE LAMBERT MICHAEL LANYON: Art Club 10,113 COE 123 Football 10, JANICE LARSON: National Honor Society 11,123 Pep Club 10,113 Y-Teens 12. TYPICAL CENTERITES-Francie Abernetliy and Gary Coleman. BILL LATTIMER: Basketball l1,12, C Club 11,123 French Club 10, National Honor So- ciety 123 Track 1l,l2, Track Indoor 12 KATHY LAYNE SUSIE LEAKE' Choir 11. Ifall Play 11,1Z, Melody Maidens 12, Musical l0,l1,12, Pep Club 10, Players 58 10,l1,12, Y-Teens 10,11, Winter Play 11,12. NORMAN LEBLOND: COE 12, BILL LEHLEITNER, C Club 10,11,121Cross Country 113 Wrestling 10,1 1,12. DIANA LESKY: Fall Play 12, French 10,11, Musical 123 Players 58 12, Winter Play 12. GARY LEVIN' Fall Play 123 Musical 11,12, Players 58 11,123 Winter Play 11,12. JERRY LEVITCH. Art Club 113 Choir 10,113 COE 123 Gentleman Songsters 10,113 Music Contest 10,113 Musical 10,1 1. MIKE LITTLE: Categories 123 Debate Club 123 French Club 10,111 Key Club 123 Na- tional Honor Society 11,123 Science Club 10,1 1,12, Vice-President 11, President 12. VICKI LONG: Choir 123 French Club 103 Music Contest 123 Pep Club 103 Yearbook Staff 12. PHYLLIS LOWE: Latin Club 10,113 National Honor Society 11,123 Newspaper Staff 11,123 Quill and Scroll 12. M NORINE MALLIN: FTA 10,11,12, President 123 National Honor Society 11,123 Spanish Club 11,12. MIKE IVIALONEYZ Art Club 123 Spanish Club 11. PAT MALONEY YVE'l'1'E MARCI-IANT: COE 12. JOEL MARKUS: Chess Club 123 Science Club 10,11,12. DAVID MARTIN MARK MATHEWS: Art Club 103 Basketball 103 Latin Club 10. ALAN MAUCH: Choir 11,123 Cross Coun- try 123 Gentlemen Songsters 123 Key Club 11,123 Music Contest 11,123 Spanish Club 10,113 Track 123 Track Indoor 12. BRUCE MAYER: COE 12. KARLA MAYFIELD: Art Club 10,112 COE 12. JOHN ISIC CARTY JOHN MC CLOUD DENNIS MC CUE: COE 12. JIM MC GILLEY NORMAN MC GINTY: COE 12. DAVID MC HENRY: COE 12. MARSHA MC MILLIN: AFS Club 123 Art Club 123 COE 12. PAM MEADERS: Choir 10,113 Drill Team 11,123 Fall Play 113 100 Girls Club 11,123 Latin Club 10, Secretary 103 Melody Maidens 113 Music Contest 10,113 Musical 103 Na- tional Honor Society 11,12, Secretary 123 Pep Club 11,123 Players 58 113 Student Council 123 Sno-Ball Attendant 113 Yearbook Staff 12, Winter Play 113 Curator's Scholar- ship3 Quill and Scroll 12, PAUL INIENDOLIA: Art Club 101 Choir 113 Radio Club 10. CINDY MERRIOTTL COE 121 Westport H S, French Club 103 Latin Club 10. JANET MEYER: Choir 123 Latin Club 10, 11,12, Treasurer 103 Melody Maidens 123 Music Contest 123 National Honor Society 1 1,12. LARRY MEYER: COE 12. GREG MILLER. Basketball 103 Concert Band 10,11,123 Key Club 10,1l,l2, Marching Band 10,113 Spanish Club l1,12. STEVE MILLER: Art Club 11. IXIARK MINX: Basketball 10,11, Golf 10, GLENDA MITCHELL. National Honor So- ciety 123 Newspaper Staff 12. MARTY MONSON. Choir 11,121 Drill Team 11,12, Melody Maidens 11,121 Music Contest 11,12, Musical 11.123 Pep Club ilulu Nm' s ,1.. Pep ,1l. ross ,11. lv ioir ll 1, .lub Na- ,lub 10, :ok mal 12, lent ish ish nce ball un- lub lub Oli Art 'am 12, ens 3. 12, ent wok lar- 1 1. ort 10, 12, eo ert HIL! So' rtll 11.12. West bttle lltgh. Onialia. Ntbraska, tltolr 10 Pep C lub 10 l 13014 MORRIS iltoir 10.11.123 Frentli 1 lttb 10. Gentlemen Songsters 12. Music tontest 7 11.12. IOYCIE MURPHY. Art Club 11.12. CRA 111. Y-Teens 10,1 1.12, Yearbook Stall' 12. MONTY INIUSICK. Football 10,1 1. Track 1l1.Track Indoor 10. XVrestltnu 10,11 N jANIE NASH: Drill Team 10,1l,12, Co' Captain 123 Pep Club 10,1 1,l2, Treasurer I 1: Student Council 10,1 1,123 Yearbook Stall' 12. Quill and Scroll 12. GARY NESSETH' Spanish Club 10,11 BOB NEUBAUER: Basketball 103 Debate Club 11. BILL NEUSTADT. AFS Club 11,12. C Club 12, Football 10,11,12, Cvolf 10,11. Spanish Club 10,113 Yearbook Stall 12, Wrestling 10. MARGIE NEWTON: Choir 12: Fall Play 112 Musical 113 Pep Club 10,113 Players 58 113 Winter Play 11. RONALD NICHOLS. Chess Club 12 MARY NOLAN BILL NORRIS: AFS Club 11.12, Art Club 11,123 Southwest H.S, Wrestling 103 Football 10. PHIL NORTH: Concert Band 11,123 Dance Band 11,l2, Gentlemen Songsters 12, Latin Club 103 Music Contest 11,121 Marching Band 11,123 Musical 11,123 National Honor Society 123 Newspaper Staff 123 Philosophy Club 103 Track 113 Track Indoor 113 Quill and Scroll 123 Drum Major 12. O GLEN OATMAN: C Club 10,113 Concert Band 10,11,12: Golf 10,1 1,123 Music Contest 10,1 1,12. SHELLEY ORREN: Choir 10,1 1,123 Fall Play 123 French Club l0,1I,123 Melody Maidens 11,123 Music Contest I0,ll,12, Musical 10, 11,123 Pep Club 10, Players 58 11,123 Xlllinter Play 1 1,12. ELLEN OSBOURN: National Honor Society 11.12. JOHN O'SHEA: Choir 103 COE 123 Football 10, SHERRY OVERTON: Debate Club 103 FTA 12. DAVE OWENS: AFS Club 123 C Club 11,123 Class Vice-President 123 Key Club 11,123 Latin Club 10,113 National Honor Society 11,123 Newspaper Staff 12, Wrestling 11,123 Quill and Scroll 12, LINDA OZBUN P ARDITH PAGEL KIM PARKER: Basketball 10,11, Gentlemen Songsters 11, Latin Club 10, President 10. Newspaper Staff 123 Quill and Scroll 12. LINDA PARKER: Choir 12, FTA 12. Kilf leen 1'1.S, Killeen, Texas, German Club 111 Choir 10,1 1. RICHARD PARVIN KATHY PA'I'1'1 GAA 10. Fall Play 11,121 Musical 11,l2, National Islonor Sottety 11,12, Newspaper Stall' 12. Pep Club 10. Players 58 11,12. Spanish Club 10,11,12. Wlinter Play 11,12 RHONDA I-'AUL2 Art Club 10,11,12, GAA 10, Pep Club 11.12, Y-Teens 10,12 PA'I'1'Y PEARCII AFS Club 11.12. Vite- Prextdent 11,l2. Ilonietomtnil Attendant 10, Hotnetoming Queen 12. Pep Club 10,1 l,l2, President 12, Student Council I1 PAM 1'IiNDlr1:'I'ON AFS Club IQ. PV1' Club 10,1 1.12. Y-ilieens 10.11313 LARRY PENNlNG'I'ON s,i', ,H I 3, ,,-J,, ,... T. ' w xc 4 i'Jm1'i '- 1,1 BEST ATHLETES-Mike Hayes and Kathy Shelton. Dance Band 10,11,123 Football 103 Gentle- men Songsters 11,123 Music Contest 10, 11,123 Marching Band l0,11,12, Musical 10,1 1,123 National Honor Society 11,123 Track 12. MICHAEL PHELAN: Basketball 123 Fall Play 103 French Club 103 Track 103 Track Indoor 10, Winter Play 10. TRACY PICKERELLZ Chess Club 101 Latin Club 10, Vice-President 103 National Honor Society 11,123 Science Club 103 Yearbook Stall' 12, Editor: Quill and Scroll 12. RICK Pl'I'I'MAN: COE 12, DENIS PLUMLY: C Club 123 Football 10,11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12. DAN POTTER: Art Club 10: COE 123 Radio Club 10. YIACK POUS, Latin Club 10 DEBORAH POUSH: Fall Play 123 Players its 12, Winter Play 123 Palo Verde H S., Tus- ton, Arizona, National Thespian Society 101 Pastltal II S, Ft, Worth, Texas, Drama Club 11. STIZVE PRIESIZNT: Golt 10,l1, Latin Club 10 DAVID PRIGFL' Basketball 10,1 1,12, C Club l0,1l,l2, Concert Band 10,113 Cross Country 11. Dance Iiantl 10,111 Key Club l0,1l,12, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 123 Latin Club 10. Martlnnp: Band 10,111 Naa tional Honor Sotiety 11,123 Student Council 111. Track 10,1 1,123 Track Indoor 10,1 1,12 l'l,NNY 1'SAl.'li1S. Latin Club 11,12, Secre- taty ll National Ilonor Society 11,123 Nt-wth.,-t-I Starr 11, Pt-ls club 11,1J. soente tlnlv 12. Sttretatv 12. Y-Teens 12 l'l1lI. PSAITIS C Club l1,12. Chess Club Society 11,123 Science Club 12, Vice-Ptesi- dent 121 Track 11,121 Track Indoor 11,123 Q MARK QUACKENBUSH BARBARA QUINLIN. cola 11. JAMES QUINT Wrestling 10,11,12. R LOUIS RAFSKY: Basketball 103 Choir 10, 11,123 Gentlemen Songsters 12, Music Con- test 11,12: Winter Play 12, VINCE RAMAGLIA: C Club 103 Cross Country 103 Latin Club 10. Tratk 10, Tratk Indoor 103 Wrestling II. SHARON RAINISEY PHIL REDDY: Latin Club 12. DO'I'I'lli RICE: Fall Play 123 Pep Club 10,113 Spanish Club 113 Y-Teens 11, BETSY ROARK: Choir 11,123 Drill Team ll,l2, Captain 12, Melody Maidesn 10,1 l,12, Music Contest 10.I1,12, Pep Club 10,I1,l2. Sno-Ball Attendant 103 Sno-Ball Queen 12 DIANA ROBARDS RICH ROBIERSON: AFS Club 12. Basket- ball 10,1l.12: C Club 10,11,12, President 12. Football 10,1l,12, Gentlemen Songsters 11,l2. Key Club 10,1l,12. Latin Club 10. Music Contest I1,12, Student Council 10, 1l,12, Treasurer Il. Tratk 10,1l,12. Tratk Intlonr I0,I1,12, MONICA ROBERT C HARI.I1f ROUIE BARBARA ROCK I-.ill Plat 12. Yearbook NTI-VI. 1'1'1AI.I' liaslvtetbiill 10.11.12 lalceo ries 1.1, Choir l1,12, Concert llantl 10,1 1.12. l', Latin Club l0,ll,l.1. National Honor son 11, xxnnef Play 12 + 1 ABOVE: MOST HUMOROUS-Roger Hornbeck and Janie Nash. PAULA ROGERS: AFS Club 12: COE 12: Pep Club 10. LINDA ROGOZENSK1: Art Club 10,11, Treasurer 10:F1'A 11,12. DEBBIE ROOT: COE 12: Pep Club 11: Players 58 11. GAYLE ROOT: Concert Band 10: Class Sec- retary 10: Class Treasurer 123 Music Contest 10: Marching Band 10: National Honor So- ciety ll,12: Pep Club 10,113 Y-Teens 10, Treasurer 10: Yearbook Staff 12: Quill and Scroll 12. DOUG ROPE: Debate Club 12: Golf 10: National Honor Society 11,123 Spanish Club 1O,11. KAREN ROWLETT: COE 12: Pep Club 103 Spanish Club 10, BILL RUDOLPH: C Club 11,123 Football 10,11,12: Track 103 Wrestling 10,11,12, Cap- tain 12. TERRY RUSSELL: Basketball 10: Latin Club 10. GREG RYDER: C Club 11,122 Wrestling S DUTCH SADLER: COE 12. PATTY SADLER STEVEN SAMBORSK1 BOB SAUNDERS CLARA SAWYER: Categories 12: Fall Play 11,123 Latin 10: Musical 11: National Honor Society ll,12: Newspaper Staff 12: Pep Club 10,1 1,l2, Players 58 10,1l,l2, Vice-President 12, Winter Play 1U,11,12, Quill and Scroll 12. GLEN SCHMIDT: COE 12. BARBARA SCHOEMIG: GAA 101 National Honor Society 12: Spanish Club 10,ll,12. BILL SCHOKET: Basketball 10, Choir l0,l2: Fall Play 12: Music Contest 12: Play- ers 58 10,1 1,12: Winter Play ll. SHARON SCHROEDER 100 Girls Club 11,l2, National Honor Society 11,113 News- 11,l2. paper Staff 12: Y-Teens 10,1l,l2: Quill and Scroll 12, LEONARD SCHUPPZ Football 10,1 1. MARK SCHUPP: Concert Band 10: Football 10, JAN SEGUR: French Club 10: Medical Club l1:Y-Teens 12. JAMES SEIBOLT: COE 12. KENT SHANBERG: Choir l0,11,12: Gen- tlemen Songsters 12. KATHY SHELTON: Art Club 11: Chess Club 11: Drill Team 11,123 Pep Club 10,111 Yearbook Staff 12. KARL SHERMAN: COE 12. LULA SHIEH: Art Club 12: Choir ll: FFA 12: Y-Teens 12. GUY SHOEMAKER: Fall Play 12: FTA 10: Players 58 12: Winter Play 12. NEAL SHOGER: Concert Band 10,1 1. DEAUN SILVA: Art Club 10,1 13 GAA 10. GLENN SINGLETON: Alamogordo H.S., Alamogordo, New Mexico, Concert Band 10: Music Contest 10: Marching Band 10: Stu- dent Council 10,1 1,12. RONALD SKINNER: Concert Band 11,12: Fall Play 11,123 French Club 10: Gentlemen Songsters l0,11,121 Music Contest l0,l1,l2: Players 58 11,12, President 12: Winter Play 1I,l2. ANDI SLEPIAN: Pep Club 10: Players 58 12, DAVE SLOCUM CHARLES SMITH GARY SMITH: C Club 11,12, Football 10, 11,121 Key Club 10,1l,12: Linn Club 10: National Honor Society 11,123 Newspaper Staff 1 l,l2: Wrestling 10. NANCY SMITH: Debate Club 12. SCOTT SOLSBERG: Chess Club 12: Debate Club 12, French Club 10,113 Golf 10: Na- tional Honor Society 11,125 Science Club 10,l1, ' MARK SOMMERS: Art Club 10,1 l,l2: COE ll CATHY SOTO COE ll, Drill Team ll, Pep tglul, 10,11 l'1'11L SPAETH, COE 12 XYXAYNE SPALD1NG K. Club l0,ll,l,7. Wrestling 10,1 1,12 TOM STAFFORD. C011 l21W'restl1ng 12 PATTY JO STARR M1KE STEELE STEVE STEINBRECHIER' Basketball 10,1 I, C Club 10,1l,12, Football 10,11,12: Golf 10,1 1,12 GARY D. STEINLY HARVEY STEWART: Basketball 10,11, Fall Play 12, Players 58 12, Winter Play 12. RUSTY STEWART GARY STOUT: Track Indoor 12. CRAIG STRAYER: Players 58 12: Winter Play 12: Freeport H.S., Freeport, Illinois, Debate Club 10: French Club ll: Latin Club 10: Spring Play l11Wrestl1ng 10. ALLAN STUDNA: Choir 111 COE 12: Gen- tlemen Songsters 11: Music Contest ll. JIM STUTEVILLE: COE 12. SANDRA SUE SUMMERS. COE 12. RANDY SWARTZ. C Club 12, Concert Band l0,12: Football l0,1l,l2: Music Con- test 10,123 Marching Band 10,12: Wrestling 10. SHERYL SWYDEN: Art Club 113 COE 12. T LARRY TAYLOR STEVE TERRY: Concert Band 10,1l,l2, COE 12: Dance Band 10: Music Contest 10,1 l,l2, Marching Band 10,1 1,l2. JOHN TEZON: Choir ll: COE 12. LINDA TINDLE: COE 12, KENNY TOMBLIN: COE 12. U AMY UNGER: AFS Club 11,12: Fall Play 11: Musical 11: Pep Club 10,113 Players 58 JOHN TRAVERS BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Kathy Btn I 111, l,l2. 12, 0,1 1. Golf 9 Fall inter nois, Club Gen- icert Con- tling 12, ,122 itest Play 58 KCTRESS Kathy B ll, Student Council 11,121 Sno-Ball Attend .mt 105 Yearbook Staff 125 Winter Play 1 1 MIKF USNICK. Debate Club 101117 Treasurer 11, Fall Play 115 Key Club il III25 A onor Society 11,l2, Vice-President 125 Players 58 115 Spanish Club 103 Student Council 12, Presi- Musital 10,11,12, National H dent 123 Winter Play 11. V JIM VAN BECELAERE: Basketball 10, C Club 10,125 Football 11,125 Latin Club 10. MARY GRACE VAN GORDON: COE 12. DAVID VANMETER: C Club 10,l1,l2, Cross Country 10,11,123 Key Club 10, Track 10,11,125 Track Indoor 10,11,12 BARBARA VIETS: Y-Teens 11. MARK VIRDEN: Categories 11,123 C Club 10,11,l25 Chess Club 12, Football 105 Latin Club 10,111 National Honor Society 11,125 Wrestling 10,11,12. W SUSAN WALS1-1: Pep Club 10. CURTIS WALT: Yearbook Staff 125 Wres- tling 125 Youth Appreciation Award: Quill and Scroll 12. JOY WEAVER: COE 125 Drill Team 103 Players 58 11. PHIL WEBSTER: C Club 11,123 Cross Country 115 Football 105 Latin Club 10,115 Wrestling I0,11,I2. STEVE WEINBERG: Art Club 11. FANI WEINDLING: AFS Club 125 Choir 125 French Club 10. DIANE WEINSTEIN: Art Club 105 Spanish Club 10. SHERRI WELCH: Concert Band 10,1l,12, Secretary 123 Music Contest 10,11,125 March- ing Band 10,11,12, LINDA WELLS: Concert Band 10,115 COE 125 FFA 105 Music Contest 10,115 Marching Band 1O,11. owen and Ron Skinner. 93 tt fa ,x 33 DONE THE MOST FOR CENTER-Mike Usnick and Francie Aberneth JANET WELTERMAN: Art Club 11,123 Pep Club 10,12. PAT WENIG: Choir 1O,11,I25 Cheerleader B-Team ll, Melody Maidens 11,125 Music Contest 11,125 Pep Club 1O,11,12, Vice- President 12. DAVID WESTBROOK: COE 12. LINDA WHITE JOAN WILFONG: Choir 11,125 FTA 11,123 Melody Maidens 123 Music Contest 11,125 Musical 113 Y-Teens 11,125 Winter Play 12. TERI WILFORD: Art Club 115 Drill Team 123 Fall Play 125 FTA 123 Players 58 125 Winter Play 12. BOB WILKERSON: Choir 123 Gentlemen Songsters 123 Key Club 11,125 Music Contest 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Quill and Scroll 12. BOB WILLIAMS: COE 12. LAURA WILLIAMS: Choir 11,125 French Club 105 Melody Maidens 125 Music Contest 11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Y-Teens 10,11,12, Secretary 11, President 12. KEN WILLS: Basketball 10,115 C Club 11,125 Concert Band 10,125 Dance Band 105 Football 10,11,123 Key Club 10,11,12,Secre- tary 11,125 Music Contest 10,125 Marching Band 105 Yearbook Staff 12. CONNIE WILSON: Class Secretary 11,125 Cheerleader B-Team 1 15 Drill Team 125 Latin Club l0,1l,125 National Honor Society 125 Pep Club l0,11,12. DOUG WILSON: Choir 11,125 COE 125 Gentlemen Songsters 10,115 Music Contest 10,1 1,125 Musical 10,1l, Players 58 10. MIKE WILSON: Gentlemen Songsters 125 Music Contest 123 Track 103 Track Indoor 10 CONNIE WINKLER. French Club 105 Na- tional Honor Society 12, Pep Club 11. if ,ww Y. CHERIE WINNZ 100 Girls Club 11,125 Latin Club 10,1 1,125 National Honor Society 11,12, JIM WINTERS: Concert Band 125 Marching Band 125 Wakefield H.S., Arlington, Virginia, Concert Band 103 Marching Band 105 News- paper Staff 10,115 Yearbook Staff 10,115 Quill and Scroll 1O,11. BOB WISE JIM WISE: Basketball 10,1 1,125 C Club 12. DEBBIE WOOD: AFS Club 125 French Club 105 Pep Club 10, MARILYN WOOD: COE 12. CURTIS WOODS: Chess Club 105 Golf 10,I1,125 Latin Club 105 National Honor Society 125 Newspaper Staff 125 Quill and Scroll 12. MIKE WOODS: Art Club 115 C Club 11,125 Cross Country 10,11,l25 Track 10,11,l25 Track Indoor 10,115 Wrestling l0,l1,l2. Y ALAN YOAKUM: Basketball 10,1 1,125 Cross Country 125 Track Indoor 12, LINDA YOCKEY: Pep Club 10,1l,12. STEVE YOUNG: COE 12. Z FRANK ZAGAR: Marching Band 10,11,12. Concert Band 10,I1,1Z5 Music Contest 10, l1,l2. SANDY ZUCK: Pep Club 10,1l,l2, Y- Teens 1125 National Honor Society 12. FRANK ZULIAN. Latin Club 10: Chess Club 10, 11,l2. CAROL ZWARTS: Y-Teens 10,1 1, Pep Club 10, Yellowpacket Stull' 125 Quill :Incl Scroll 125 Spanish Club 11 A Index of Students and Activities Abernethy, lfrant ie 12, 28, 55, ii,r,11f1,x,i,1r,r, Abbott,V1nte . .Zl1,'1l, 126, 16-1 Atcurso,joe .. ,. 55, 126 Adam, Beverly ,...,, 14,112 Adams, Rick . , .. 25,711,112 Adelinan, Debbie ,, 101,112 Adk1ns,Dennis . . . 51,112 Aeb1y,Carmen ... .. . 112 AFS CLUB .,,. ...,. . 66 Agron,Karen ,..., 52,715,126 Albright, Debbie ,,... 14, 126 Albright, Patty . 14, 55, 56, 112 Albright, Sarah ..... 16, 55, 45, 44,48 Al1en,Danny ... .... 55,112 Allen, David ......,..... 126 Allen, Gordon ..,........ 112 Allen, Linda ..... 14, 16, 52, 55, 56, 59, 126 A1port,jeff .......,.. 54, 126 Altschul,Mike ,.,,...... 126 Amann,Greg ..... 55,311,126 Anderbcrgulolmn .,....... 140 Anderson,Chip .... 25,44,64, 112, Anderson,Ge-orge . 50,79, Anderson, Mary 44, 72, 78, Anson, Karen .... .,... Apel,jan ........,.,. 14, Appleby, Tom ........... Applegate, Linda 14, 48, 70 Arendall, Clinton ......., Arenson,Toni Lynn 44, 64 Arenson, Sherry ,......,. Armour, Leanne ..,,..... Arney, Nina ,........ 56 125 126 85, 140 140 112 112 112 140 112 140 12 126 Arnold, Bob , ...,,... 10 Arnold, Debbie ....... 14, Arnold,Gail ..., 14,55,55, 112 126 44, 46, 48, 64, 72,126 ART CLUB ....... ...,,. 4 1 Arvin,Tina ............. 112 Asel, Ann ........, 44,614,126 Ashburn,Naney ... 14,64, 112 Ashwill, Nancy 14, 16, 41, 44, 126 Attebury,Cindy .. 70, 112,140 Austin, Debbie .,........ 112 Austin,Lillie ...,. 70, 140, 141 B Baellow, Dennie ...... 72, Bailey,jim ,,....., 25, 59, Bakerhlanice ..,......... Baker,jim ...... ....... Baker, Linda ....,....... Baker,Winfre1l .. Baldridge,Theresa Baldridge,Tony . Baldwin,Theresa Balentine, Bob .. Ballantyne,Gayle 68, 85, 68, 140 112 140 126 112 140 140 112 112 140 55, 14,55, Baltuth,janet .. 52, 56,44 Banaka, Allison ,... 14,45 BAND .,,...., .,.. . 5 Bantster,Yvonne ,.. 14,44 115, Banks, Genevieve .,... ., Banta,Gary ,... . , , . Banta, Ralph . . . , . . Barash,jerry ,.. ... . Barash,Stan , . . .. 68, Barber, B111 . it 126 140 112 ,5l 48, 126 140 112 1411 126 1-10 126 Btirdwell, Alan Barraek, 12111115 Barrtitln, Regina B.1rrows,P.1t1i , . Barry, Denny . Barry, Leo . . Barry, Patty . . . Ill 12, sv, 56, 7 6l,1.6 110 11,51,1l2 112 112 68 Barsotti,Ange1o . ,. .,... 112 Basgalkjohn ..... 41-1, 64, 112 BASKETBALL .. ., . . 54,5-1 Baskin,jane ,..., ., 14, 55, 55, 14, 126 Baskin,jean ... ..., l4,55,55, 45, 126 Bates, Sharil ....,, 5 5, 55, 140 Bauer, Kathy ........ .., 140 Baughman,Marie . . . 51, 55, 55, 56. 72,126,151 Baumgartnenjan .. , ,... 126 Beall,jack .... .,....... 1 26 Beaman, Richard ... 56, 59, 67, 141 Beavan, Ellen ...,,...... 112 Becker, Debbie .......... 112 Beckett, Betsy .. 14, 56,64,126 Beirne,Marie ........ 48, 112 Belcher, Carol .........., 126 Belcher,jim ..... 41,101,112 Bell, Christie ,.,......... 112 Bell, Fay ...... ......,.. 1 12 Bell, Ron ,..,........ 50,126 Bellah,jim .............. 126 Beltz, Bob ...... 20, 22, 25, 72, 74, 75, 79,81 141 126 Belzer, Ellen .....,... 81, Benner, Marilyn Bennett, Pat ...... ......56,112 44,48,1l2 Bennett, Steve , ..,..,,.. 126 Berenbnm, Paula ., 44,72,141 Berger, Susan .,.... 45, 72, 79, 85, 141 Bergovoy, Sally ..,.... 44, 112 Berkland, Larry .......... 126 Bermanhlanice ..,.. 14, 72, 80, 126, Bernstein, Marilyn ,... 56, Berry,Cal .. 56,44, 55,64, Berry, Ed ....,......,,.. 79, 181 141 126 126 Berry,Michael D. , 20,158,141 Berry, Nan .,........ 14,112 Berry, Pam .......... 45,115 Bertrand,Elizabeth ... 68,141 Bestor,-Iohn .....,..,.., 127 B1ble,Ron ........... 68,141 Biggs, Doug . . . 44,72, 101, 141 ' 141 B1ggs,jeff .........., 52, Biggs,-julie Ann ..,... 14,115 Bigley,Nancy .. 14,51,98,141 Bingham,Btinn1e ........ 115 Birkmann, David ........ 141 Birks, Grace ......,..,.. 162 Bisgard, Debbie ,.,... 85, 141 Bishop, Dannette ........ Bishop, Barbara ,.,,.. 55, Blankenship, Carol ....,.. 127 115 115 Bledsoe, Debbie 55, 56, 101, 127 Bledsoe, Pam ....,.,.,.. 115 Blocher,Ayers .... 51,41, 1-11 Bock, Barbara ,..,.. ..... Boesch, Dana ......,,... 115 115 Bogopo1sky,1rith ,. 55,151,125 Bogopolsky,Ye1la . 14, 16, 115 u.,11,,,,,, Debbie ... 14,216,127 Bontlon, Anthony ..,,..,, Bontlotnjatk ... ..,,. 59, 11.5 115 Bowen, Kathy .. .. 55, 55, 56, 1-12, 149, 156, 168 Bowers, Dianel41, 56, 114, -18, 11,5 Buwers, Rink .., 51, 79, 81,112 Boyd,C1l111t1i .. .. . 115 1a.,,,1,1nt,u,, .. ...,. 51,127 Boytl,-lane . ,. 1-1, 127 Bratlfortl, Debbi , . , 1 1 5 Bradford, Debbie . ,,. 1 1, 115 Bradford, Wfally , 52, 55, 54, 72 1-12 Bradley, Dennis .. 51, 59 115 Br.1d1ey,Georgia . .. 105 127 Brammer, Barbara . .. 70 1-12 Brammer, Sonny ..,.., 25 115 Brammeier, Terry .,.. . . . 127 Brandtuloe .,,. 25, 51, 55 115 Branstum, B111 ..,, ., ., 127 Bratt, Seth ........ 44, 64 127 Bray,judy ..,. .. ,.. . 127 Bray, Vicki ,..,, .,,.... 1 42 BreeLe,Marsha ,... 1-1,16 127 Bremsun, David ......... 127 Brening, Dennis Lynn . .. 68 Bresette,Ph1l Breuer,Sherry .. Brit-r.,lerry . Br1er,Joyte ,. ... 141 Briggs, Barbara . . . Brinkman, Linda .. -15 Br1sb1n,Stott ,.. Brisuie,'1'1ieotlore ,.... Brisley, Mark . 52, 56, 66 Brixev, Dennis ,,...,. 68 Broadbent, Phil ... ,, Brotleritk,C.ath1 ,,...., . Broderiek, Chris .,..... Broderitk, Mike ..... 68 Bronstein, Ron .......,.. Brown, Barbara 14, 64, 110 Brown, Bob .,...,, ..... 11, IV ll' lli 117 114 111 ll' 112 142 115 115 115 1112 12' 115 115 1 921' David Wise gives a Christmas narration at the annual holiday contert Brown,C1ndy , . , 1-1,115 Brown, Diane , . 115 Brown, Clifford . . 142 Brow:-1,jane ,..,, ., 14,127 Brown,john1.. . . 10,41,62, 64, 79,85, 142 Brown,Paula .. 14, 56, 64, 12 Brown, Robert ..,. . . 68, 115 Brown, Steve ...... 54, 44, 127 Browne, Diane ..,.. ...,. - 14 Browning, Carolyn ....... 115 Bryant, Dick ...... 54, 55, 115 Bryant,Lu .. 55, 55,68, 72, 142 Buchli, Richard ,.,.. 51, 55, 54, 55,44,142,146 Buck, Becky ......... 14,127 Bucklew, Steve ,....., 55,142 Bundy, Kathy ,....... 68,145 Bundy,Tom .., 10, 25, 55,115 Bunton, Sydna .. 10, 14, 45, 44, 64, 127 Bureman, Bruce 52, 54, 56, 145, 156 Burks, Grace ............. 70 Burnam, Betty ....... 68, 145 Burton, Pat ...,... 51,96, 115 Bush, David ... ....,... 115 Bush, George .....,..,., 145 Bussing, Gary ...... 20, 44, 50, 64, 70, 74, 79,127 Butler,Ma.ry .,,......... 145 Byrd, Vickie .,..,,.., 51,115 C Cable, Don ........... 10, 20, 52, 54, 55, 56, 64, 79,127 Cade, Ronald ... 55, 214,316,127 Cain, Candy ,... .., 56,48, Callis,john .,.. . 10, Callison,jim Campbel1,jim ,. . . . Campbell, Kathie ..... 70, Canaday, Mike .....,. 5 5, Cantrell, Marilyn ...,.. Carmody, Marcy ...... , Carr, Clara ....,...,.. 14, Carroll,Dan ... ..... CarroIl,joan ........,,., Carter, Mitchell ...... 51, Cartwright, Krys 44, 64, 68, Cassity,Terry ..... 14, 16, 14 CATEGORIES ...,......, 127 115 127 127 115 127 114 114 114 114 145 145 114 127 49 Catron,judy ... .... . 114 C CLUB ......... ,... 7 8 Chance, Glenda .... . . . 127 Chapman, Velma ...,..,. 1 14 CHEERLEADERS ....., 12,15 CHESSCLUB ....40 Childs, Kathy .,.,....... 145 Chinn, Mike .....,...... 114 CHOIR ........ 52, 55-54, 55 Clark, Bill ,. .,..., ...... 1 14 Clark,Chris . ,..., . ,..... 127 Clark,Cindy ,.... .... 5 6, 127 Clark,-loanna l2,26,60,64,127 Clary,Chris ,.,..... .. 51,114 Claywell,Susan ,,.. 14,118,114 Cleveland, Don . 25, 51, 59, Clevenger, Cathy . 56, 145, Clevenger, Diana .. 14, 51, Cochran, Danny ....., 68, Cochran, Dave ..,....... Cochran, Rob ..., ..... COE .....,....,,......,,, Coe-11o,cle Portugal,1gnac1o 44,64,74,94. 158. Cohen,Carla 52,44, 72,94, Cohen, Debbie ...,...,.. Cohen, Phil .,....,...,.. 114 149 127 145 114 145 68 111, 145 5 4 114 Coleman, Gary ..... 51, 50, 64, 79,811.2-1S,111e,14s,166 COLLEGE NIGHT ,. 72 Coll1ns,Dale ... .,, . . 127 Coll1ns,Don . 50.11-4 Collins, Farrell Cul11ns,Glentla ....... , 14,125, ox Coll1ns,,1im .,...,..,. 56, Comens,Gary . ..,... 48, Conrail, Charles ......,.. Constant, Paul ...., 58, 64, Constant, Robert ,..., 59, Cooncehjohn .... ..... Cooper,jimmy . ,.,.... ,. Corbett, Marcia ..... 14, 15, 55, 42, 45, 44, 60, Cornett, Steve .........., Cottitta, Sharon ...... 14, Cr1pp1n,je1'1'rey ,... 50,68, Cronin,janet ..,... CROSS COUNTRY' 1 Q Q Q1 . Crotty, Steve ............ Crowley, Mike ..... ..,, Curtis, Dianna .... Curtis, Kathy ,.. Cusick,Tom ... Cuzshal1,janice ....... 14, Cutshall,Terry ...,... 14, D Daggettulamie . .,,. 20, 54, 70, 79, Daily,jim ....,....... 44, Dallen, Robert .,.,...... Damas,Nage 50, 70, 79,125, Daniels, Lesley ........,. Darrah, Mike ..,...,...,, Dattilo, Linda . . 14, 44, 64, Davis, Debbie .....,...., Davis, Laura .... .,.....,, Davis,janet .... .,., 4 1, Davis, Sharon .. ,.... Davis, Sue ..... ....... Davison, Betty .....,. 70, Day,j1m .,..,,,.... 20, 22, 127 145 114 127 12' 127 114 128 128 55, 128 114 114 145 114 19 114 128 145 128 128 128 114 64, 128 145 128 128 128 128 114 114 144 128 128 145 128 52. 54, 64, 70, 79,128 Day, Rick ....... 55. 54,67, 72, 74, Deardorf, Alan .....,..,. Deckman,Gary .... 25, 59, De Fries,jim ....,..,.... De Good, Bob De Leon,,Iulie De Lucca, Ramon 10, 44, 64, 158 Dennis, Theresa ...,..... Denny, Linda ... 55, 55, 56, Dennis, Gary ........,.., Denslow, Bruce .,.....,. De Walt, Paul .. 64, 79, 85, De Weese, Patsy ...... 68, Di Capo,joe ,..... 54, 56. Dick, Pam .....,,....... Dickerson, Vicky 14, 55, 56, Diederich, Bill ....... 68, DiG Dishman, Mary ....,... iovonni, Mark 75, 77, 25 Dirz1er,Pat ........,. , Dobrowski, Dave ...,.... Dolginoff, Donna ,.... 48, Dolginoff, Mark 10, 72, 78, Donegan, Bill ........... Done an Marianne . S6 19 E 1 - Donne1Iy,Kenny .. . 1 Donovan, Greg . 62,64, 68, Doolan,judy ....... ,... Doolan, Michelle ,,.., 70, Dooley,jay .,,,..., 51. is Dooley, Kim 52, ,85, Doppelt,Celia .. 14, 16, , 55 55 79 70, 145 114 114 114 114 144 74, 144 128 144 144 114 144 144 128 114 48, 128 144 144 128 114 128 114 81, 144 144 128 144 144 144 144 114 144 114 128 Doty,Gr11ig ....,.. , , Dr1scoll,Tim ...... 51, 55. Dressler, Nanty .... 14, 16, 52, 55, 56, 45, 64, 72, 78, 128 82,85,108,144 DR11LTEAM ,... 16,17 Drover, Karla ,,..,,, 16, 1 1.1 Druen,Buddy ,, ... .. . 114 Dubin, Karen ,....,..,. . 128 Duckett, Bill ,...... , . 115 Duff, Debbie ,,... 14,110,114 Du1'fey,Cindy .... 14,110,114 Dunaway, Don , ..,,..... 128 Duncan, Charlotte ....... 144 Duncan, Nenice ...,.. 68,114 Dunleave Tom 10, 25, , Y, Dunn, Marcia .,... Dusenberry, David . E 51 114 14,44,l14 72, 145 Eaton, Bill , ,... 19, 74, 79,128 Eaton, Dave .......... 51, 128 Edelstein, Nora ..,.. , .,.. 128 Edgerton, Angie ....., 14, 128 Edwards, Alvina . . ..... 128 Ec1wards,Tim ........ 55, 128 E elston Laurel ..,.,..., 114 S , Egnor, james ,.,., . Eichem,Sue ,... 14,55,55,114 Eide, Linda ........ Eide, Marsha ....,,... 51, Eigenberg,janet ... 14, 44, Eike, Casey . 52, 55, 56, 72, Eikel,john ........... 94, Eimer, David ,.,....,.... Eisenmann,jerry ,,... 25, Ek5trom,janet ....... 14, Eldringhoff, David ,... 54, Eldringhoff,jeanetre ...,. Elliott, Richard ,...... 55, Emerson, Ruth ....,..... Emery, Roxanne . . . 52,68, Estes, Linda ........., 70, Estes, Sherry ............ Etiopia, Patricia ...... 102, Evans,Susan . 14,110,114, Everley, Terry ,.......,.. Ewad, Phil ........... 41, F ... 51,114 145 128 145 145 128 114 114 114 145 114 114 145 145 114 145 118 114 145 FALL PLAY ... ...., . 58, 59 Farabee, Cliff ,... , . Farb,joey ....,,.. Farris, David ....... Fellers, Kenny . . . 55, 54, 128 58, 70, 129 54,44, 59 . 129 Fergason, Gary ,.... 145 Fichman,jan ......,,.... 115 Fichman, Sheryle ... 55, 55, 56, l 14, 129 Fish, Elliot ,,... .. . 85,145 Fisher, Claudia . ... 68, 145 Fisher, Gary ,,.. ,,.. 1 45 Fisher, Sharon . . ..,.. 55, 129 Fisher, Stan .......,,,... 1 15 Fisler,Cincly .... 14,16, 44,64 Fitzgerald, Kirk .... 74, 77, J Fitzgera1d,Gary ,... , . . . . Flink, Chris ..,........ ., 129 Flora,Terry . l4,45,44,64,12? 1 Footlick, Brian ...,...... FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS ....... , , .,.. 64 Football ...,.,,,....... 20-25 Fortner, Barbara . . . 44, 48, 146 Foster, Lee . .,.. ........ 1 15 Fountain, Diana , ....... 51 Fowler, Keith .,.......,.. 98 Fowler, Mark ..,....... 25, 59 Fowler, Steve ...... 10, 20, 54, 55, 56, 57. 64, 70, 72, 79, 146 Fox, Roger .. 20, 50, 74,79,129 Foxworth Linda ,.... 115 Y, . - - Foxworthy, Rita .., 41,413,146 Frank, Deb .... . . . Frankulim ..... . Franklin,Chr1s . . , .. 12,146 , 25,55 146,159 Franklin, Doris ..,..... . Frazier, Brenda ... .. 105, Frazier, Linda ...... ... Freeman, Larry .......... Fremerman, Kerry ........ FRENC1-1 CLUB ........, Friedman, David ......... Frietlman,jacque . . 56, 48, FTA CLUB ........,..... Fuller, Bruce ....,,,.. 58, Fulton, Bob . 10, 20, 50, 70, Funk, Henry ...... 20, 55, Funk, Sharon .......,.... Furr, Teri .... . . 70, G Gallagher,Gale .....,. 44, Gallas, Alan .... 44, 64, 70, Gallas, Howard ..,..,.... Ga1vin,Richard ... 25,110, Galvin,Tom ....,,,,,... Gamme1er,Terri 14,51, 115, Gamm11,M1ke .,..,,.. 56, Gantulanet ...,.,..,. 52, Gardner, Nancy ...,,. 44, Garrett,jamie ........ 44, Garrison, Mike ... ..,,, Garry, Ed ...... . . . . Garry, Paul .... .... 8, Garwood, Maryann . . . 14, Gatewood, Colin , 44, 115 129 146 146 129 14 45 115 146 48 115 129 129 129 146 129 129 146 115 129 117 146 146 129 129 129 68 115 115 125 Gatewood,Marcus . . 10, 58, 59, 64, 70, 79,129 Gawf, larry .......... 68, 147 George, Gary .. 20, 55, 34,129 George, Mike ,.......... 115 Gericke, Dana ..,........ 147 Gershon, Brian .... 44, 115 Gershon, Susan ,....,, 68, 147 Giamalvo,janis ..,....... 115 Giangreco, Dennis M. .... 115 Gibbs,Glenda ........... 115 Gibson, Karen ........... 116 Gieseke, Tom ,,... 129 Gilles, Patsy .,., 14,'56,'4l, ' ' 58, Godfrey, lris ...... 14,64, Gl1nn,M1ke ,.,.,,,., . 116, 129 129 Goetz,janet .... 10, 12, 60, 62, 64,85,84,85,147 Golad, Esther ........ 85, 147 Goldenberg, Susan . 14, 48, 116 Golden, Charles ...... 68, 129 Goltlingerhludy .,.,..... 129 Goldklang, Sherry .,.,... 129 Goldstein, Carol ..., ... 129 Goldwasser, Alan , . . . 129 Goodman,je1'1' ......,... 1 16 Goodman, Kathy ........ 129 Goodnight, Randy .... 68, 147 Goodson, Steve ..,... 55, 116 Goodwin,Debbie . ..... 129 Gortlon,Mike .. 116 Gordon, Susan .. ,.... 129 Gorman, Diane ..,, . 115,116 Gosney, Eric .,......, 55.116 Gould, Marci ... 14,44,6-4,129 Grace, Annetta .. 12, 14, 55, 55 Grace,Dunna .,.. 70, 102,147 Graham, Don ....,.,..., 116 Grandi, Bill .., ....,. . 116 Granzella, Doreen . . . . . 116 Gray, Nancy R. .......... 116 Greenbaum, Mark D. ..... 147 Gregg, R. Kirk ,.....,... 147 Grego, Ronnie .......... l 16 Gregory, Ellen .. ....... 147 Gr1mn1, Myrna ,, .,.. 56.116 Grimm, Rodna ... .... 1-17 Groom, Cher ..,. ,.., . . 129 Gross, Beverly ., -411,125,129 Gr0ss,Gortlon ... 52,15,4l, 1 58, 147 GroSs,joe .. . . 11, 1211 Grow, Sue .. . 72,1-17 158, Gruerze, P111 .. 51, 52, 54, 1 1' G11st1ifson,C,1i11ly ... 14, 16, 55, 55, 56,-45,11-1, 129 Gutoy1t2,To11y , .. .. 116 Guy,An11y ,. .. , 51.116 H Hziake, Debbie ,,. .... 116 Haake, Dorrie ..., ...., 1 16 Hadley,GayIe .,,, . . 16, 129 Hadsell,jody ... .... 116 Hagan, Margie . . . ..., 129 Hagen, Butch ..,...,.. 1,129 Hagen, Sherry ....,.., 68, 147 Halbhuber, Frank ...., 58, 129 Haley, William ..,....... 129 Hall, Becky . .. .... 48,116 Hall, Mary ..... ..., 1 4,116 Hallock, Scott ...,. 44, 70, 147 Halloran, Pat .....,..,... 116 Halpern, Chuck ...... 55,116 Halpern, Michael ........ 147 Hammack,Pam ..,. 51,55, 147 Hanna, Bev .... 14,16, 64, 150 Harbin, Ron ......,...., 150 Harding, Sylvia .......... 147 Harper, Diane ,,,..... 44, 116 Harper,jerry . . . .,...., 147 Haster,joe .,.. .... 4 4, 150 Hastert,Donna ,,.,,.. 64, 150 Hastert, Sandy ...,.,.... 116 Haughenberry, Patty ..... 148 Haughey, Dan ..,.., 54, 56, 64, 66, 1511, 151 Hausner,josie .,...,., 48, 116 Hawks,Dee ....... 14,44 150 Haw1ey,Max .., ...... . 150 Hayden, Gary .,,..... 68 148 Hayden, Virginia . .,...., 116 Hayes,M1ke .... 10, 20, 22, 54, 55,74,79,148 167 1-1aymes,Stephen ..... 25 116 Hays, Doug ............. 150 Hays,jean ,.... 14,41,44 116 Hays1er,jackie .......,.. 116 Hayslett, Howard .. 70 79 148 Hayslett, Ric , ..... 44,70 150 Heady, Daneen ..,..., 14 150 Heath, Kathy ............ 150 Hecht, Chip .64, 74, 77, 79 148 Hedges, Bernadette ...... 116 Hedges,Paulette ,, 16, 17, 148, 149 Heideman, Bill . . . ...., . 148 Heizer, Marsha .......... 148 Helmich, Elaine ......... 148 Helm, Tom 10, 20, 44, 64, 79, 150 Henderson,jon .,......, 116 1-lenley,Rick ..... ... 51,116 Hentzen, Melvin ..,,..,., 116 I-lentzen, Vic ............ 116 Herbertson,Kathy ,. 14, 55, 55, 150 Hercu1es,jim .,.. ...... 1 16 Herdlinger,-lohn .. .. 116 Herring,Mark ..., .,.. 1 50 Higby,Cathy... ...81,148 Higby, Laurie ,..,..,. 44, 116 Hilden, Mary .,..,,.., 70,116 Hileman, Gayle .... 14, 55,116 Hill, Betty ,.,.. ....... 1 48 Hill,Dave ,...... ... 25,116 Hines, Mike ............ 150 Hobbs, Richard R, ., 44, 48, 64, 70,72, 74, 77, 78, 79, 81,158, 148,165 Hock, Babs 14, 16, 45, 44, 64, 125, 150 Hodgin, Diana .......... 150 Hodgin, Gary ........... 116 Hodgins, Ken ..,.. 25,741,117 Hoe-lzel,ju11e ......... 1, 117 Hofmann, Mary Lou 14, 44, 117 Holcom,jerry .....,,. 44, 148 Holder, Laurie , 150 Hollenbeck, Nancy ,, 68,1511 HOlNl1fCOlN11NG 26, 27, 28, 29 Hontlil, 15L1rb11r11 150 Honda, Bob .,. , .., 19,148 H6611, David 55,14,55,81, 148 l'li1opes,Marg0 ..,, . 14, 117 Hoopes,Patr1tk . ,, 20, 50, 70,150,154 Horine, Bill .,,. ., .,,.. 117 Hornbeck, Roger .,. 20, 52, 54, 55, 64, 79,168 Hornbeck, Roy . 25, 55, 64, 117 Howe, Gerry .....,..,,,. 150 Houser, Sharon ..,,.. ,.. 117 Howe, Nancy ,.... 51,118,117 Huber,Connie . 52, 55, 59, 150 Huber, Louis ...... 25, 44,117 Hudson, Barbara ,. 14, 56,117 Hudson, Dale L. ......,.. 148 Huffman, Art .....,..... 150 Hughes, Mike ..... 52,314,148 Hughes, Pat ............. 117 Huiatt, Donald R. ........ 148 Huiatt, Ron ...... .. 150 1-luie, Debbie .,,. .... 1 17 Huie,Ricltie . 1. .., 51,150 Huie, Ronnie .. .... 150 1-luling,jane ... .. 117 Hull,Roger .,.. .. 117 Hull,Tony ....... .. 150 Humphrey, Mike .. .. 150 Hund1ey,joe .,... .,,... 1 50 Hunter, Debbie ..,..,,.. 148 Hursig, David ..,.. 25,59,117 Hurst, Barbara ...,.., 56, 149 Hurtado, Ronnie ..,..... 117 Hutchins,Jim .... .. 149 I-Iutchens, Steve ... .. 117 1 lndall,Leanna .. 14,45,70,117 lngolia, Nina ....,.... 70, 149 lnselman, Gary .......... 149 1rminger,joan ..... 55,48, 150 lrminger, Shirley .....,.. 117 Ishmael, Linda .... . . 150 lzard, Mike ...... .. 150 jackman,Terry .,....,... 149 jackson, Steve ........... 150 jacob,jim ........ 25,44,117 Jacobson, Don ........... 150 janssen,E1izabeth . . 14,44, 117 jenkins, Steve .,......... 149 Jeter, Dwight ....., 44, 58, 150 ,lohnsen,Dave ....,... 59,117 johnson, Charlie ,........ 149 johnson, Cheryle . , 1. . . 149 johnson, Chris .. ... 70,117 johnson, Don .,,... 117 johnson, Gary , ...,. 10, 52 67, johnson, Gary .. 55, , , johnson,janet .. 52,55,72, johnson, Kathy ,......... johnson, Mike ......., 68, -Iohns0n,Sue ...,.. 41,45, Johnston, Kathy ...... 14, jones, Ann .,......... 14, jones, Dan ....,,.....,.. jones,Marsha ...,.. 14,55 114, joseph, Lynn 12, 14, 44, 64, judd,Dennis .. 51, 70, 142, 124- jurgens, Richard ,..,,. ,.. jurgenson,M1ke ... .... K JUNIORS ..,,....,, 1c11,1u,1,11fk .. 15, ,54, 70,72,149 55 56 150 150 150 149 149 150 117 149 ,64, 117 150 149 157 149 150 117 K11nter,Ed . . .... 117 K1ip1an,j1ick . ..., ..,.. 1 17 Karol,Stephen ...,. 68,72,3l, 149, 150 Kzirtsonis, Louie 20, 58, 70, 74, 79, 109, 151 Kasper, Ken ..... ,..,... 1 51 Katz,Marilyn , 14,44,48, 117 Ketligh, Karen ,, ..,...... 150 Keeler, Mike ....,, ..... 1 17 Keith, Bob .. 20, 51,44, 50,151 Kelly, Ruth .....,, ,... 1 51 Kelly, Sharon ..... ..... 1 51 Kellogg, Peggy ..,, . .. 117 Kempsterjeannctte ... 79, 81, 150 Kenagy, Dick .,,.,,.. 51, 117 Kennedy,Bill .. 51 50, 70, 151 Kennedy, Carol ......,... 151 Kennedy, Dean ....... 51,117 Kennedy, Suzanne ...,.,. 150 Kessner, Kurt ......,..., 151 Kidd,Pam ..... 12 14,64, 151 King, Pam ........ 56,72,150 Kingrey, Mike ..,..,..... 117 Kingsley,joAnn ...... 68, 150 Kinnear, Allan .,......... 151 Kirby, Harold .. 72, 74, 79,150 Kirby,Linda .., 14,44,48,117 Kite, Bill M. ........ 18,19, 74, 79, 150 Klingler, Lynn ........ 14, 151 Klugman, Mike ..,......, 150 Knowlton, Kerry 55, 70, 80, 81, 151 Knox, Roger ............ 150 Kopulos, Mary ..... .. 14, 118 Koralchilt, Neil ,.., 44, 59, 118 Kordash, Laurie ......... 151 Koshko, Viki ..... 14,114,118 Kramsky, Carolyn ........ 150 Krazalkovich, Linda ...,.. 118 Kreis, Stan ........... 72,150 Kriszta1,Gerardo . 44, 151,150 Krisztal, Ruben ......, 64 , 151 Kroeker,Cindy ,.... 14,16,45, 60, 151 Kroenke, Pat ......... 68, 150 Krueger,jane . ,,....... . 150 Krueger, Karen .. 14,15,41,45 Kuechler,jani ....,.., 14, Kuharic, Conrad ,... 41, 68, 118 72, 150 Luughman, Mike . 118 Larish, Darrel . . . 1 18 Lawson, Charlene ,... 711,151 Lawson, Darlene ,...,. , 151 Layne, Kathy . ,. ..,... 151 Leake, Susie ...,. 5, 55, 56, 151 LeBlond, Norm ...... 68, 151 Leeds, Lintlii ,,....,..... 118 Leeds,Den1s ... ,...... . 68 Legan, Sonia ,, ..,14,-41,151 Lehleitner, Bill .... 50, 79, 151 Lehleitner, Carol ......,. 118 Lesky, Diane ...,..... 56, 151 Levin,Gary ....,.. 55,67,151 Levine, Howard 44, 64, 70, 151 Levitch,jerry ...,. 68, 105, 151 Lewis, Rita , ..,,.. 14,70,151 Liber, Martee ,.... 16, 56, 151 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS .. 71 Licausi,-lo Marie .......,. 151 Lindsey, Bruce ..,.... 68,151 Link,Cheryl ...... 14,16,118 Little-,Mike .41,48,68, 72,151 Llewellyn, Mark .......,. 118 Lloyd, Dennoldo ..,..,... 118 Loeffler,julie .......... 118 Lombardino, Randy 41,411,151 London, Robert ...... 56, 151 Long, Brent ..,.,........ 118 Long, Karalet Ann ....... 151 Long,Vicki ..., 55,82,85,151 Loos, Brenda ....,....... 151 Lovett, Vikki ......... 41,118 Lowe, Caroline .......,... 70 Lowe, Phyllis 70,72,79,81,152 Lubert, Robert .......... 1 18 Luczal-t,Val 41,48,114,118 Ludlow, Bob ............. 58 Ludy,jim ........ 64,110,118 Ludy,joanie ...... 14,45, 125 Lutgen,Pau1 ....... 20, 52, 54, 54, 55, 60, 64, 70, 79, 98 M Magee, Darrell ..,.... 52, Magee, Mike .,.... 56, 70, Ma1lin,Norine . 44,48,72. Ma1one,Chuck .... 51,59, Maloney, Michael .....,,. Maloney, Patrick ......... Mankin, Kerry .. ... Kupka, Pat , .... ... 68,150 Kyle, Randy .... ..,. 118 L Lacy, Debbie .... .....,. 1 18 Lacy,Linda ...... .... 5 5,151 Lager, Dale .......... 68, 150 Laird, Deborah ,..,...,... 14 Lakey, Ann .,.........,. 118 Lally, Mike ........ 25, 59,118 Lally, Patti ..,......,. 56, 150 La1ly,Theresa ....,...... 118 LaMar, Diane .. l4,64,81, 150 LaMar, Linda ..... 14,118,155 Lambert, Steve .......... 151 Lambeth, Lynn14, 45, 44, 64, 151 Lancaster, Daniel ........ 151 Land,Vilti ........... 14,151 Landes, Sharon ....... 14,118 Lane,joe ....... .... 6 8, 151 Lane, Sally .,.. .... 1 4,151 Lange,judy ...,...... 51,151 Lanyon, Michael ...... 68, 151 Lar1tins,janet ........ 14, 118 118 Larson,janice .. 45,44,72,151 Larson, Kent ............ 151 LATIN CLUBS .,.,.. , 46,47 Latta, Peggy ,..........,. 151 Lattimer, Bill ...... 72, 79, 151 Larman,jim ............. Mannino, Frank ... ,.. Mansl-ter, Greg , , . . Marchant, Yvette . . Markus,joel ...,. 41,158 Marsha1l,Quentin . , Martin, Allyson , . . . 48, 59, 14,35, Martin, Dave , ......... , . Mason,Marlene 14, 16,17 Mason,Verl ,... 54, 59 Masterson,jim .......... Mathany, Robert ......... Mathews, Mark .......,.. Matula, Dennis ........,. Mauch, Allan ,... 18,19, 52,3 Mayer, Bruce ..... Mayfield, Karla .... Mays,Cynthia .,. . Mays,jerry ........... McCann, Robert . . . McCarty,jeannetxe 70,74 68 68 41,66 McCarty,john .,......... McCloud,john M. McCormick, Danny ..,95 McCormick, Mike .....,. McCue, Denny ....... 68 McCue,jim .....,....,,. McDermid, Gary ...,..,. McDonald, Cathi ........ McG1nty, Norman F, .. 68 McGovern,Rick 25, 55,98 McGuire,Terry 52, 55, 56 McHenry, Dave . ....,. , McKinney,jane ..,.. ,. 152 152 152 118 152 152 118 152 152 152 152 118 118 152 152 118 152 152 152 118 -1, 152 152 152 152 132 118 118 152 155 155 118 151 1111 1111 1,11 151 1111 111 68 152 ,1- ,151 1: 151 Isl tai mi 118 me in :sl 11:4 :si :si in :si 151 in 'I 151 151 118 151 ox 118 118 tai 151 118 151 151 151 118 70 152 118 118 58 118 125 54. ,98 152 152 152 118 152 152 118 152 152 152 152 118 118 152 152 118 1,52 152 152 118 251, 152 152 152 152 152 118 118 152 155 151 118 155 119 119 152 155 119 52 10. Mt lntosh, Debby MtlX1alt1s,Dt:bbv Mt Mannania, Lintla K MtM1ll1n, Marsha-lo Mthlillm, Missy . . Mthlorroxx, Katht MLNiel. Carole .. .. MtV1'tlltams,Sns1e ,. Meatlers, Pam , . .. 52, 75, 78,8115 Means, Mit helle Melton, Ed .. 51, Mentlolia, Paul Menke,Blll . . Merritt, Roberta . ,. Meyenjanet . , 52, Meyer, Larry . , ,, Meyer,Mar1lyn .. ,. 17, Milburn, Bill ..... . Mil1er,Greg .. .. Miller,jerry ... .., Mil1er,j1m .. , .. Mt11er,Sheila , , Miller, Steve ....,. M1l1er,Tom .., ., Mill1ron,Greg , M1nx,Gail ,.., . Minx, Mark ... ,. M1tchel1,Don .,..,. Mitchel1,Glenda 72 Mitchell,-lim .., ... Mitche11,Sid .., 20, Mondschein, Marilyn Monson, Marty .,... Monson, Sally 14, 16, Mooney, Don ...... Mooneyham, Scott . Moore, Mike .,..,., Moore,Monte . . . Moore, Steve ,...,. Morgan,Margie . , . Morgan,R0semary ,. Morgan, Steven ..... Mori,-Iohn ....,.... Morris, Bob ....... Morris, Kathy ....., Morris, Mike .... . Morrow, Rick , . . Mosby, Walt ....... Murdock, Craig . ,... Murphy,joyce 41 Musick, Monty ..... Musick, Steve ...... Myers,janice ...... Myers,jim .... ... Myers, Tom ,....., N Nabors,Tom ,..... Nash, Debbie ...,.. Nash,janie ....,.., '25, 8 Nebergall,Scott ... Needles, Nancy .,. Neff, Steve ...,..,. Nelson, Brenda . 51, Nesseth,Gary ... .. Neubauer, Bob .... Neustadt, 15111 .. 64, Neustatll, Terry . , Newherg, Pam . 1-1. NEWSPAPER , . Nexxton,Marg1e . NFL ..,.. , . . NHS Nichols, Ronald Nichols, Byron .. , Nitkel,jack .. Nic kell, Debbie N.t.,1,, at-111 11,11,119 l1'1 at' , 119 11,118,155 11.61.119 18,152 ..11,119 . 152 111, 1-1,16, 1,155,165 1-1,55,1l9 56,211,152 , . 155 .'11,l52 . 1-1.119 55,'2,l55 .68,155 . .14,16, 55,641,152 119 4-1, '11,155 119 511,'1,15Z 152 .. , 155 51,5-1,119 152 119 155 . 152 811,151,155 119 'iff' 152 .,.4'1,48, 119 16,52,55. 55,155 55,55,61, 1.52 119 51,711,152 152 119 152 152 ., 119 155 119 55,511,155 .. 56,119 119 152 152 ., 511,119 45,85,155 155 ., 25,119 14,55,119 .. 54,152 211,55,152 25,51,119 .. 1-1,119 10,11 16, 5,155,168 41,'1J,152 .11l2,119 119 44,118,152 ., , 155 154 29,215,151 6-1,119 1-1,125,119 . 80,81 . 52,15-1 , 69 , ,'2 .. . 11 .-11,152 25,55119 12,11, 51u,1u11, 119 '11 119 Nielson. Gary 211, 55, 5-1, 50,152 Nierenberg, Debbi . . 119 N1senklt'r.Debh1e .. 152 Ntx,a1.trr . 11-1 Nolan, Dee Dee .. , 11,152 Nolan, Mary ,. .,... ,. 15-1 Norris, 11111 . .. . 62,14, 15-1 North, Billy ,.. , .. .. 119 North, Douglas .,.,.. 125, 152 North,Liail ... ....,, 152 North, Phillip . ...51, 541, '2, -9. Sl, 15 1 O Oakley, Diane ... ... 11,119 Oatman,Glenn .. . . 51,154 Oltlfteltl, Kevin ......,... 155 Oliver, Dave ......... 25, 119 ONEHUNDRED GIRLS , 75 Orlovick,15rute ... .,... 119 Orren, Shelley 55, 56, 59, 154 Osbourn, Ellen ,..,,,. 72, 154 O'Shea,,lohn ......... 68,15-1 O'Shea, Kevin ..,...,.... 155 OIIC. Deborah ..,.. 19, 51, 155 Overton, Mark ..,. 25, 55,119 Overton, Sherry ...... 48,154 Owens,Dave 50, 5l,64,72,81, 158, 154 Owings, Bruce ., ,..... 120 Ozbun, Brent .,. ..... 120 Ozbun, Linda .... ... 154 P Page-1, Ar-lie ..,.,.,..,... 154 Palmer, Gery .... 20, 22, 55. 54, 56,57,74,79,155,157 Pantoja 1 11, Peter ....... 120 Paredes, Gary . , . 20, 54, 64, 74, 75, 77, 79, 155 Parker,Dale ...... 51,515,152 Parker, Kim ....... 80, 81, 15-1 Parker, Linda ..,. .,.. 4 8, 154 Parker, Mark . ,,..,.. 48, 155 Parker, Melissa ..,.. 14,16,45. 44,64, 152 Parker, Phil . .. ........ 155 Parks,jack ......,..,. 50,155 Parrott, Mary .....,...,.. 155 Partelow, Pamela . , . , . . 120 Parvin, Leroy , ..,, , . . 120 Patejd1,Chr1s ... ... 155 Patti, Fran .... ........ 1 20 Patti, Kathy .,........ 72, 154 Paul, Rhonda .., l4,41,45,15-1 Payton, Connie .,...,,... 120 Pe-arce,,1im ,... 20,54,55,58, 59, 70, 79,155 Pearte, Patty .... 14,15,25,28, 62, 64, 154 Pearson, Susie ... ....... 155 Peck,Cint1y ,....,....... 1211 Pevnlleton, Alan , ..... 59, 120 Pendleton, Pamela .. 14,475,641 70, 154 PEP CLUB , ...,...... 14,15 Peterson, Karen , . 52, 55, 155 Petrus, Pam ,....,.... 14,120 Petty, Hob ... ....... 155 Petty, Paul .. ,..., 25, 120 Plielfer, Sally , .. ..,. 14,120 Pha1p,Steve .... 51, 54, 55,72, 155 Phares, Mike . ., . .. 51,120 Phelan, 1 arol . 14, 56,-11, 641, 20, 155 1'helan,l't1leliael , .,.,.. 155 Phillips, Sheryl ,, ... 155 P1t1t,R.t1.,.ft1 , .. ...,, 1211 1'1Lkerell,'l'x'.1cy .. ,.,. 85, 155 P1tkernt14,C.urt1s . .. 5l,611,81, 1 55 Pxlley, Mark ..,,. 51,155 Pink.1rt1,lan 12,11,611,1211 P1ttman,Randy .. ,.. . 1211 P1ttman,Ritk ... . 155 P1ttS,Kelth .... 25,98,105. 1 111, 120 PLAYERS 58 ,. . .. 56, ,52 Plumb,jan ,,.... ...... 1 20 Plnmly, Denis .. 20, 79,85, 155 Plumly, Mike .....,..... 120 Pollart1,Lortne .... ,52, 55, 155 Pollard, Sandy ..... 141,55,1211 Pollock, Dennis ...... 25, 1211 Pollock,-Joyce ,.... 14, 25, 120 Po11ock,Karen' ,,.. 14, 44, 155 Polzin, Bill .....,..... 20, 155 Popko,jim ....,....., 48, 120 Porterfie-1c1,Car1a ...... 14, 15, 52,55,4,5,125,155 Potter, Dan ,....,..,. 68, 155 Potter, Georgia ....,.. 14, 155 Pous,Jack ....,,.....,,. 155 Poush, Deborah ... 56,59,149, 155 Present, Steve .... Presley,Ted ............ 155 Prige1,Dav1c1 ,,.. 5-1, 70, 72 74 155 I 79,1155 Psaltts, Penny ... l4,41,45, 72, 81,155 mains, Phil .... 41, so, az, 155 Q Quackenbush, Barbara ..... 120 Quackenbush,jeff .,... 48, 155 Quackenbush, Mark ,..... 155 QUILL AND SCROLL .,.. 79 Quinlm, Barbara .,.,,. 68, 156 R Rafsky, Louis ,..... 52,54,156 Ratskt , Mark , Ra,uusa, Tom Rani.1,LL11.t, Vince , '11 Ramsey, Sharon Rantl, 1.l1nS , Rantlolph, Kathy Rapp, Larla , , . , Rashl.ovxky,Rantly , Rau,C,arol .... 11,-15 11 Rayburn, Scott ..... Retl, Ann , 1-1,-11, 11,155 Redenhaugh, Charles 711 Reetl, Sharon , . Regan, Lance . . Reicliman, Debbie . Reicliman, Leah , 11 '11 Rensing, Pamela . Rice, Llns .. ,., Rite, Dottie . .. , . , Richmond, Susan , , 1 1, Rnltlell, Rantly .,,. 51516, Riesman, Bruce , ,. , 81, Riesman,.1e11' .,, ,. Riley,-lefl' . ., ,,,, . .. Riley, Peggy ...., , , -1-'1 Raman, Becky . ., ,. 14 Rtney,Tim .10,20,50,711: Ritter, Mike .,.....,.,,.. Rttter, Pat . .........., . Roark, Betsy .... 14, 16, 17 , , 1l,98, 155 1211 151. 156 1211 155 1211 120 155 155 151 120 155 155 120 155 155 120 156 155 120 114 no no no 154 114 121 121 az, 55,60.62,8f1, 85.1156 Robartls, Diana ...,.,., , 156 Roberson, Richard .. 10, 211, 22, 52, 54, 54, 511,64 711, fo, ss, Roberts, Danny ... , .... Roberts, Dennis ...... 55, Robert, Monica ,,.....,., Robie,Charles ... , , 95 Rock, Barbara ..., ,. , 85, Rot1is,Bi11 .... ... Gs, Rotlr1quez,j1m ... ...... Rogers, Debbie ......., , Rogers, Paula ...., 64, 68, ,70. 156 121 121 156 156 156 154 121 154 156 5 . 2 1 I 1 During a break latkie Rotter and 15111 Norm tlistuss alter-tlantt plans, Rogers. Rita Rollc-r,D1.111t Rouozensk1,l1111la 18, Root, Dt-bbit' 61,681 R1au,cLaIc '2,85,1s8 R000a50agn, 68,'2 Ros,12a,Re11ar.1 . 61, Ross, Cindy . Ross, Gary Ross, Mary . Rothove, Sharon . . . Rotter,,1atk1e 62, 6 1, Rowlett, Karen , Royer,Sue . . 18,11 2, RumdNrBM y1nr5L5w Rudolph,Cherl .. . ,, Rudolph, Mike .,...,. 5 3, Rumsower, Steve . . , . , . Russell, Barb .... 10, 14, 16 32,64,133, Russell, Cindy ......, 14, Russell, Terry .........., Ryder, Greg ..,,.. 50, 79, Ryder, Mike .., .... .... S Sackman, Roy .. 32, 3-1, 35, Sacks, Matt ... ..,.. 3-1, Sadler,D11tch .... . 68, Sadler, Kathy ..,,..,,. 14, Saffran, Carol ..... 14, Salamano, RoseMary . Sallas,john ...,... 41, Samborski,joy 14, Samborski, Steve ..... Samuels, Leslie ,...,,. Sanders, Shirley ,..... Sante, Mike ....... 24, Saunders, Bob .....,,. Sawyer, Clara 14, 36, 48 Schauble, Richard ,.,. . Schifman, Ronnie ..... Schmidt, Glen ........ Schneider, Mary Sue . . 44 Schoemig, Barbara . , Schoemig, Tom ..,.,.. 64, '70 16, '48 74, ,72 '08 '72 Schoket, Bill .......,. 32, Schroeder, Sharon 43, 72, Schranz, Tom . ,,.,...... Schuette, Sonia ..., ... Schulte, Lee Ann ....,... Schupp, Leonard .,,.., 35, Schupp, Mark ... ....... Schupp, Sandy ...,,... 68, SCIENCE CLUB ......... Scokin, Carlota .... ... 5, Scott, Debra .... . . . Scott, Paul ..., ..... Scott,Kent See,john ..., ... 25, Segur,jan ,... ,,.... Seibo1t,James , . , , . . 68, Seibo1t,Rick .. ..... SENIORS ,..... .. 1.38 Shafer, Sandy ...... . . . Shaffer, Tom ,,..,.... 30, Shanberg, Kent ... 32, 34, Sharda, Hilda ,,..... 41, Shapiro, Martin . ..,,. 70, Shaw, Cletus ....,....... Sheldon, Dianne ,,,...... Shelton, Howard .,,..,.. Shelton. Kathy .,, 16, 83, Sherman, Karl .,,..,, . .. Sherman, Kurt .. ... 53, Shieh, Lilly ..,,..,,. 36, 41 '14,48,6'1, Shieh, Lula ...,,.. 43, 48 Shipers,Althe.1 ,,.. ,.... Shockley,11f1ary13eth 11,16 Shoen1aker,ii11y .,,.., Sl1oemaker,XV.1lt 114 66 25 121 156 131 157 15' 156 121 151 151 121 121 lil 157 134 157 134 121 134 17, 134 121 157 157 121 134 121 157 134 121 121 134 121 157 134 121 121 157 81. 157 134 134 157 134 157 121 157 79, 157 121 134 134 157 157 121 40 134 121 134 134 121 157 157 121 163 157 134 158 121 134 121 121 134 158 158 121 M3, 134 158 121 ,35, 121 158 121 mmummwa iw Sl1o111111.,l1m 121 Shoolw, Rosaliiit 151 Shore, Curtis I 1, 511, 79, I 3 1 Sl1o11se.Ro11 f5,53,1j1 S1egel,C arol . 121 S1en1sen.,loetly 131 S11v.1,DeA11n . 158 S1lxerman,t.1111tk . 25,121 Silverste1n,Alyse .. 151 S11n111ons,Ga1l . 1 1, 11,131 Simpson, 131115 . .. 1 31 Simpson,Lin1l.1 . 121 Sims, lirank ,,., .., 121 Skagus, Sandy .. 14,-11, 121 Skinner, Ronald .. 32, 34, 36, 39,67,158,168 Skivers, Mike ..,.. ..,, 1 21 Slepian, Andi ,, 36, 93,158 Sloan, Debbie .. .... 14, 121 Sloan, Norma ... 14, 120,121 Sloan, Robyn .. .. ,. 134 Smith, Bob ....... 50, 70, 135 Smith,Carol ..,. 14, 16, 17 K4 Smith, Charles ..... Smith, Clay .,.,... 44 Smith, Dwayne .... Smith, Gary .... 10 Smith, Gigi .,..... Smit11,Greg .,.. 34 Smith,ju1ie ....,.. Smith, Smith Kathy .,.... ,Nellie .,.... Smith, Nancy Sue ., Smith,Teri ,.... Smith, Steven ... Smith, Warren ..... SNOBALL . .,.. . Solom on, Patty ,,.. Solsberg, Scott . 41 Somm ers, Mark ... SOPHOMORES ,. Soto, Cathy Yvonne Spader, Dee ....... Spaeth, Phil .,.,... Spalding,Wayne ... SPAN ISH CLUB .. Sparrow, Denise . . , Speir, Chuck .... Speise, Steve .... Spellman, Bill ... Spencer, Marc ... Spoon, Richard .... Staats, Larry ..... Sta1'ford,Tom . . . Starr, Pattyjo .,.., Statham, Chuck .... Steele, Anne Steele, Mike Steele, Steve Stein, Gary Steinbrecher, Steve Steinly, Alan Steinly, Gary ...... Stephens, Delores . Stevens, Dean .,.,, Stevenshlanet ...., Steven s, Marlene 14, Stewart, Harvey . . . Stewart, Nancy ,... Stewart, Paula .,... Stewart, Richard . . . Stewart,Rusty ,.. St1nson,judy .. Stolov, Sheila Stone, Stoor, Stoup, DeeDeei i A Dave Dave ,... 25, Stout, Gary Strader, Ronnie ... Strayer,Cra1g2 Str1tkla11d,Kay S'1'L1D11N'l'COUNi.1 Studna, Allan Li .. Studna, Stott ,00 5 ,135 ... 93,158 .10,33,3i 60,74,135 ... 19,122 ,7l81J58 14,44,122 ,50,04,130 33,35,135 ,,. 14,135 14,44,155 ....... 68 ..... 155 ..,... 122 ... 59,122 ... .00.05 50,155 ,68,72,158 .. 08,158 .. 110,125 ...... 158 32,35,135 ... 68,158 NL7Q158 ....... 44 ... 14,122 ..,,. 155 ...... 135 ... 34,155 ... 70,135 ..... 155 ... 98,122 .,.., 158 ..... 158 . 121,122 35,44,122 ..... 158 ..,,. 122 ..... 135 22,25,158 ..... 135 . ..,. 159 ..... 122 . 112,122 .. 14,110 10,17,44 122 .. 50,159 35,68,122 14,35,135 ..... 122 ... 4,159 ... 155 .. 155 . 70,135 .. 51,122 14,59,122 53,74,159 ..... 155 .. 50,159 . 11,122 L 10,11 . . 68 . 68,135 Stutev11le,,11m ..., Sull1ns,Catlly wr Sullivan, Mary .,, Sun11ners,Liarrett S11t11n1ers, Sandra . Sveida,Sh1rley I 1, 1 Swartz, Lauren . 10, Sw.1rt2, Randy .. 20, Swear1ngen,,Ienn11er Swetnam, Dick 20, Swyden, Patty 10, 14, Swyden, Sheryl ,,. T' Tangblatle, Mark . , Tankel, Ron .,,. ... Taylor, Larry .... . . Taylor, Monte ...... Teefey,john ...,.. Terherst, Kelly .... Terhune, Kathy ,,. Terry, Steve , . . . . TeZon,john ..,. . .. Thomas, Rick ,..... Thompson, Barb 14, 11 11 33 0,1 11 31 sr 36 64 19 58 32 44, Thompson,Glenda .. 10,14 17, 35, 36,154,110 68, , 33, 18 ii 68 35 61 vow 32 79 is 68 59 70 70 14 44 68 68 04 159 15 135 122 135 159 135 122 159 135 135 135 159 122 122 159 135 135 122 122 159 159 135 135 ,16, 122 Thornton, Sherry .,...,.. 135 Tiemann,jim ...... 32,354,135 Tindle, Linda .... .... 6 8,159 Tomblin, Carol .., .... 122 Tomblin, Kenny ., ..,. 68 TRACK .............., 74-77 Tracy, lklike ........,..,, 135 Tramont, Christine ....... 135 Transue,Terry ... 31,122,110 Travers,john ,.,,..,,. 32, 159 Traynor, Pat .... .... 3 6, 122 Treasure, Mark ....,.. 25, 122 Trumbull, Mark ,... 20, 44, 64, 70, 74, 76, 77, 79,125,135 Tulchinsky, Bari ,.. 36,41,135 Turner, Sandy ........... 135 Turpin, Linda .. .,... 160 L1 Unger, Amy ,.. 10,64,83, 160 Usnek,anke .... 10,12,68,7L 160 W! Van Bece1aere,jim .. 20, 78, 79 Van C1eave,Marcia .,. 36,135 Van Gordon, Mary Grace . 152 Van Meter, David ... 18, 19, 74, 79, 159, 160 Vasholz, Lora ....,... 31,122 135 Vaughn, Debby ....... Vaughn, Sandy ,...... Vawter, Katherine . . ... 122 12,26,48, 136 122 10, 48 Venal:-1e,julie ........ Vetter, Carol .,... 14, 118 Vickers, Charles ...... Vickers, Patti ..,. .... Viets,Barbara ... .... Virden, Mark ...... 48, 50, 72, Vawter,Rozanne . . Von Demfange, Vicki 122 122 136 136 160 5 79,150 . 14,122 Vunovich, Gary . .,.. . YX7 Waggoner, Alan . . . Waggoner, Leslie . . Wagner, Margie . . , 136 136 160 '48'20,150 Wagner,Scott . . Sl, Wagner, Suzanne . . . , Waldon, Frank . Wal1lon,Peggy . 1 1, Waldman, Steve . ,,.. 311, Waltlner, Nancy .,. 22,'11, Walker, Barbara ,.. ,, 20, Walker, Bob .,,. ,.. 16, Walker, Kathy . ..... . Walker, Stan ,, ... 211, Walsh, Ray . ...... . Walsh, Sue .,....,.... , . Wa1t,Curt15 .... 50,78,83, Walton,Sandy ..,.. 14, 31, Ward, Marcy ..,,..,.. 14, Wartl,Steve ...,. . . . 20, Warinner, Bill ... ... 59, Warin ner, Tom .... ..... Warnick, Mark .., ... Wayman, Rick ... .,... Weaver,joy . ,, ... ... Webb,Roy ... .... 68, Webster,jim ..,,...,, , 55 Webster, Phil ..... 50, 79, Weed, Claudia ........ 14, Weinberg, Steve .....,,.. Weindling,Fani . 33, 35,64, Weinstein, Diane ........ Welborn,jim .. 25, 50, 110, Welch, Sherri ........ 31, Welch,Terry .,.... 31, 74, Wells, Linda ,....... . . 68, We1terman,janet ..... 14, Wenig, Dave 59 122 136 1611 136 122 122 136 122 136 136 136 160 160 136 122 136 122 136 136 123 160 160 123 160 136 160 160 160 123 160 123 160 160 ......... ,123 Wenig, Patricia ..... 14, 15, 32, 35, 151, Wertz, Debbie ....... 14, West,A1 ........., 31,64, West,jut1y ........... 14, West, Nancy ,...,.... 70, West, Randy ......... 59, Westbrook, David . ..,., . . Wheeler, Ray .... . . . White, Bev .......,...,. 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