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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

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Here at Center not only do you fulfill your academic needs, but your social needs as well Do you r everything you do 4 ,an s' Bc IS an attempt you make be a part of something or someone B or perhaps, if to just be ,vt 1951 4' ' ,t in ,HI xv . -,1f,'.J. ' Fink I QM ! RJ Q raw. Lie' K Q - A 1 , V I 1 . 2 W ff 4 f W-as: M ' affff H . Wg, S W' ,nh f w-A' ,f 4 . W, . ,LL :Eff fi - fgm. ,ur ,, 'oft .Wah 4 J 1 ll 'f'V,1vY ' s V 3 , K fa arg, 4 ,. -......,,g,M , ,, emff'-tlyf-A ' 4-. , f. ' QA, M -P .4.ff, , 'pf' . i arm? ,fu 'LY ' mv-': fx? . ' rival' ,-, ,. , N. HM, ,.., Tx,vv,A?m,..,'xk, . 41 ' .3-HA' -. if W ? .r .P-' ,r, :nf .4 . r , gg- '.,,' i A . 'F vb' , in X . 5 Q. -V , - ..:Wv H . lbs T. .1 - -1-- f....,. . A , - . IQ:-vw ' -.-1 , - , -' lk.. . . -::-av -fn If rng.Tv-,,r,-,-.- .m', .r., wry. .r . , Q R - 4 -..J J.-1 W.-. .,,,. , , VH ,I .1 1- 1 , , 'nl .. .-- J Y- '53,-1 'f .n'm,-Lf,.?1 fT:':,..,L.,. vs, 4 ff ,ef G I 'Z Q 1 -I , V .. .. 'F N My . 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Ta list' Mr. Gi Helping I t E itil M ilil Mathematics at Center is now, and has been for quite a few years, more than just old time Arithmetic. Centers Math Department has develop- ed into a very advanced program. Some of the courses offered are Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geo- metry, Algebra ll 8- Trigonometry, Calculus, and Math Topics I 81 ll. These courses offer advan- cement in the areas of simple checkbook planning to more complicated mathematical procedures. STEVE WOODS, Sophomore, commented, l'm getting a lot out of Algebra I, especially being taught by Mrs. LeSage. Mr. Knopps untangles complicated problems onthe board for his class . I ,,,f .T 'W 1 , I Xxx , ,7 , ffl Ss--Q. I I . l iii Mathematics!21 NEW EQW MINE Enrollment went up in the industrial arts courses this year. This may be due to the many girls that enrolled into a predominatly male field. The girls entered such classes as metals, power machinics. But drafting seemed to be the favorite for most of the girls that enrolled. New equipment was also added to the department such as a dust collecting system for the wood shop. An exhaust system was also installed over the welding area. Last year the graphics classes received a new typesetter, and this year it was put to good use by the Searchlight staff. The staff set all of their own copy. 1 3 ' .4 -A1 4 Using safety equipment PAUL HANELY prepares to use the saw. I-Hb H .mm 4140 - RANDY WORMSELY carefully sands his cedar chest . -la 'W'n W I Making accurate measurements, senior GILBERT JOHNSON constructs a coffee table in his advanced woods class. 22!Industrlal Arts I f , I 3 K I A 1 I -M11 37 I -X, pw f , f' 'o , A V ,,,f ig , M4-nv :Manx N 'ii 78 V qw KS , :Sf-'YM -, R . I 5,3 Q' J. ,.,. 5 i.. Z , X I -as . 1117 -' ..----- . E' , A, . in - ,av ,....-3 ' J mul!! W! . Q. un ll ll I ,l Q .J 12. 5 f ,, fff ,lfljf lg ,A- in ff' The JOE HERNDON Area Vocational Technical School I 1 east campus 0 II, ,. to JOE HERNDON 't .,, oc il mein K . N .rr 4. P' - M av v, .,ATXx ' 1 , my . . x . . . ,KV .E .f-- 'A . 2 sp f . 4 'sf ,E 421 wiki If xl ' 1 , -an , ,,..,N ,X Xi! 'x W. , IM Ill X , X Q , f 452. .QM ....-in-N Q ,,.,.zm9 'lit ,ga-12253 --K 5 -4, .-.-mf:-.nw----1 ,wiv ,V 1 A 5' R. ,AT Lg Q lx 5,14 lx QW - . A UN f .An'mw I' M :-' if ig , ,L- 1 f ,,,,9?,. as .Q wif --.........i...,,.....,j, 51 su lx 4. ,. .. nTcuvn:u.1-g snag? up-gg. h ' 'ATU b ' Tig' W ,j ,H Q! '24 W - nn? shaun-M ty sy 4 HH. ':...:.... 'L . K z:r:,'f 5'f1'Zi!' I1 21,1 . 1 5f25f'i W 3' 'fx- ' '54, 7 ' sais? ' ' A ' r 1 if 1' vs, 4, , ' ,a X ,A , W . 4 'I ' 1 .N 1'-'V - Wulf I I 4 I ' 1 f' X -Am 'nw 'ff' 4... Nfl-P555 , ff fn Ll 189 l fix ,gl L, in 'ix' 1 '- ' v 4- 4. , gn! 5 V -I v ev M. ,, L Wiiifm, V Q Eb JR! H CK 1 'ua UQIIUZAQ 76 s 'f Q , ' in n. Q 3 ' ' 63195-Q ff . 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GREGORY, T, COYLE, Sponsor. as VICA club proudly display second place float during the 76-77 Homecoming parade. EFFORTS PROVE WORTH! This year VICA and DECA have made an outstanding mark at Center. Through the efforts of Mr. Tom Coyle, VICA sponsor, and Miss Cindy Payne, DECA sponsor, both organizations have become more school oriented. Both organizations participated actively in Homecoming. The VICA parade float was presented with a second place ribbon. A student-parent tea and an employer- employee banquet, was also activities for the '76-'77 school year. VICA, DECAM1 --.vqlzfw-vrfv--f ,. 'fin -y-em. .I f Sh v -..1.-. P I J ' a ,.x.-,...,. .4 4. ,. ,K 'x fT 1 1 . - 'AKA lu! K K ..g.4,..i 'L'-gy 'upw- 'fkfws 'av gs , ......i. 5 ,. . Y--. ,CH di Mr. ' 1- .4 -4 4 A .1 .. G 'H i K . 1 N., RQ A ..- . M? -5 1 . I E 1 ' 4 I 'Xxs,k . . I v N5 9'-sw B x X gp s H ,rim p f! X J ,. 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But being recognized in academics is a very hard thing to do. That IS why honor clubs like Quill 8t Scroll and 100 Girls are formed. Senior MARK GRAY states, Academics is the main purpose of go- ing to school, so forming a club that shows excellence In scholastlcs IS a very worthwhile organization. Quill 81 Scroll is a club for mem bers of upper 113 of their class plus stand out In journalism. 100 Girls is a club which the top five girls of the senior and junior class only are admitted. 100 Girls!55 ,,, .xx I ! I V,-... :A :.,,. .4 .,. , X :x, ,rl ,. 11,1 'uf wfjae., - Eli'-, Jef.,-if fifisjffil 2' .,,,,. I If 1 K.. ,-9' V: ,Z4F ' Q' mo , .fa,. 'Qs u If X' ' fgfff ' - 4 W u ? 4 A Q 4 F5 E 2 5553- ix F Q ra t ' NXT: H+. x . . f vw. -.av ..v,m,,.' K, x . .. . ,TT .AM'rVE.1??5?T.,,,,51i.,-1-i5.,,,i-R fr'-K--Af-. I L in YT? Hi-1.7--I Wi ii - . V A , I K X ,bJ.,'N4ikh,,Mi .I- A. F 'x X s X -.,. X . EH X W xi A . A gui A s 1 bg, X . f'---nr: -4 -1 JL .LQ h ,.' Q . , . 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Besides performing for the students during a dual assembly in addition to this the group gave their annual Fall Concert and a Holiday Concert. ln January the choir traveled to Jefferson City to give a concert to music teachers, state wide. ln March the group performed at the Convention Center downtown for the M.M.E.A. In April the choirs went to Warrensburg for the Music festival. The Choirs ended the year with their Spring Concert. i 1 . L' 2 ge. MQ' - Q. . Chamber Choir, FIRST ROW: L. Licausi, B. Sawyer, D. Small, J. Butler, S, Shaffer, J. Derby, K. Bennet, L. Beggs: SECOND ROW: T. Garcia, A. Berry, N. Ege, G. Gordon, D. Hurst, J. Heng, K. Phegley, D. Brisley, S. Howardg THIRD ROW: R. Blaine, K. Goodloe, K. Nelson, H. Kennedy, L. Hall, J. Zinn: FOURTH ROW: G. Walker, A. Eisenstein, C, DeVore, B. Janner, J. Claar, L. Rusnak, G. Decker, T. Potter, M, Cannon. , i t Class listens to Mr Chronieter as he tells the class one of his famous stories Concert, Cllflflllllli, .wrt Soplzomore Choir!67 Y 1162 3' W 329 WE- w we Y L1 vv up a 'QL' .fffs -X ' W +1 'Q 'J - 4 9 '95, U 'S if X5 1 , wo' Y, E '0- Vwi :,1' I-'19, ..- ,gf Q' .35 :B ,F ' li Af I swf' --L 0 if 4+ -zffsf 'T 4 ' f iJe5 5 5 -7 i9 M 5 39 .t 49 ga- ,T -. - .I...f-fd...-L-.:3:9,s'Lg 3 uv' A ,, , , x , ' TN 1 ' , X ' - f x -fn -ly' ill: x- J N1 1 WI x 5 '56 ,l x 4 N M N 'B , 4 F N , 5 . 'va mx - ,W SIM xy fy f - , D ,N L , XX 1 m A W! X X, V 4..- wen... .T-gt K. Q -...8. ki, Ja , I in 9: WN 1 , A i QB 5 fs , i 9 'e? ' '-zz:-:i Q Tai ' 1 I., Q 19' A'. . . .4 415 .S Q e - 'A?f2w F Q, il n v A- N wi' fix Jw X- l J Q1 rw, bv , ...A Concert Band-FIRST ROW: L. Licausi, H. Kennedy, M. Brandt, S. Stoor, J. Epps, S. Schneider, J, Leahy, L. Mitchel, SECOND ROW: J, Busse, P. Gammill, K. Carson, E. Markus, A. Brinkman, L. Hall, L. Ferguson, C, Kaullman, J. Abel, L. Reckart, L, Ashley, K. Stinson, J, Kresin, L, Latteman, C. Tolleg THIRD ROW: C. DiRaimo, S, Shaffer, R. Beggs, G. Johnson, S. Rogers, M. Johnson, L. White, C. Compton, K. Williams, K. Ferguson, J. Reckart, J. Dupree, P. Rawlings, B. Hertztield, T. Moon, M. Krug, D. Brooks, D. Burke, V. Flynn, K, Bychinski, M, Tedlock, S. Watts: FOURTH ROW: L. Beggs, J. Collins, B. Bice, T. Anderson, S. Forman, D, BANDS HEPT BUSH Concert and Jazz band had a busy and eventful year. Performing at as- semblies, at half time during basket- Q, t, ball season, and competing at district and state contests were among a few of the events in which the bands par- ticipated. Stage band was renamed Jazz band this year. In general they played jazz, blues, and contemporary music. They played at the half time of four basketball games and at half time of a UMKC game. Concert band practiced first hour after football season. They had a winter concert and went to district contest. Small ensembles went to dis- trict contest and those with a I rating advanced to state contest. The bands had a busy year and Mr. Don Shaffer, director, was very proud of all of them. Rand, C. Antonopoulos, R. Berry, H, Chernoff, W, Waas, D. Hopkins, J Manifold, S, Davis, K. Nelson, J. Miller, J. Sappington, C. Meyer, L. Messick, D. Garrett, B, Ball, S. Johnson, R. Akers, B. Schilling, C, Lewis, F. Licausi, B. Edwards, P. Carl, P. Nebgenp FIFTH ROW: J. Constant, D, Kipp, S. Messina, C. Gasser, H. Skoog, J. Krashin, M. Siegler, S. Porter, L. Schwartz, T. Bunkly, D, Dorrell, K. Ehrhart, P. Gaul, Assistant Direc- tor-Miss Robin Wells, Director-Mr. Don Shaffer, D. Hoopes, T. Hanover, G, Beach, J. Gilbert, G. London. uv 1 xr , The flute section prepares for an onstage rehearsal before the winter concert. 74!Concert and Jazz band F5 Jazz Lica Mes! G. L1 Senil duet. i C, V O 'Q i li fi. 1 xy ,if 'va' 931 .,, fx irg' Eiga , ,r-A--1-fjggqt,-,f-T3-r3r.,f-:',f, ,rf ,,f:,.f.13. F-in ,5:,:-, ,.,..A ., I. , , , V 1, V , 1 Y , Q4 .e iff., ' 2 Q x :ssh I ating L - M 47 3' 4 GOOD TIMES Q.- . . W tp-f . -M A I V. X l, I z, fat ' . H ,' n j, 7012, - ,.. :f1 fi K-,iw Vp I K ' 1 :T a ' ' -9 5 in a 63 - 9 , 3? h 1 ' - . ad m A , f fl F if lg , 'ZS' 'ii X 0 N If re ,MM i X .rf ' , SW ,Q f ' 'fgfpgnir Q V A 4 135. 3 Jr ffz' A ,f A '-W4 ,V , :il .5 L ' A w-f ' 1 V .X . D- -'T.g:Q, ' '. ' l'W-M.'. - 4' 3450011315 ig' I-Q. -.f ' F. I Q1 151' 'fp gg..-.:t .., 5 ..- .3.,f-'-l -H lm A 5 4 x 7 . r - ' -if 'M' ' .fl i ii'f'f.' .s K -ff' f ' -1 ' ' W, f 7 ' ' , - ' I A ' .rfw ff . l .1115 ' ,. '+ ,g.+,-..itr .f 'f'VY'W7 'Rf' 2 t v , . :f fl ? U ' 'm3l4f ?5'5'7 'f 'T V ' 3' Z 4 'JU' ti t I x UWWQY K -vyfisl w g. V x -V ,Fit -l A W G 1 tg' D, J .,' e.111i its f5?5f'f?+ij4-Pi Q1 ff J-M'-' -sl 1 iw L f A if 47 ' ff X 'W' is - 1 ,,-K2 , ' A ., -- ,. iw Y r .f .ifrij , Zbx , . r 'gl v I - X A K. Q V A - , . ,,. v-, Q V Q , wail :y 0 ' sf' ' 4 Gr- , V J , l - F., I Sl' 3' - Q - 'Z -, ,1 f ef' , bfi' ' ff , 'ii ,JA ul, - - -I '4' German club expresses their versions of fairy tales, with that famous tale of Hansel and Gretalf' Dm' tear Childho R X 4' i ' N 'ff' if . f ' , .fi W: '- F,,',,V,',.-v- ' 1, 'L -W -,il V-,J at l el VICA presents their second place float Yellowjacket Express. Q' A MW B0fH0rT1eC0rl'lll'lQ H0815 ......-t., .Jn- is V' 4 '4. r,:i f'v ..--v 533:-1 Wg. 4 W- :su- im- 'Jr -' , 5 mf ,..-I Yflviilt -.. ft ,M W... xncbunaifs ti WSW 1 f, , Mi'5e3'Q !i ' ati: ,.g1,Q-f',.a MF52i Vl.-.. . , ,QC Xa .g f, xi ssawsff-'fu s f if 5' '?5Tw, x Y r ff L, E 2 RFI' fi Drill team members in their favorite-pastime, Crusing McDonalds. Childhood Fantasy was a time to remember for a group of Seniors, f ,- ' V .V gm va. I 5 I . r E44 ' W5 1 143211: .N QV I ,H , 'fn WA .Q f .'Hu,. 'js 429 . The floats that were entered in this year's parade were very colorful and creative. Clubs and organizations and just groups of students getting to- gether and planning their floats and then finnally the putting together and decorating of the floats. Three prizes were awarded to the best entries. First prize went to the J.V. cheerleaders, 2nd to VICA, and the 3rd prize went to a Drill team float. 2, E. 5? ' if I iv iw 1 i t ' , wg-A3-1 -Q , sg.. . up -'-' . - . ' in . , .1 H -'f 1 1 es if U Xi 7 it :i ?ig1 '1 Q .-Lf '1A' 53, V 5 Q ,f M .. ,, ,I 1N' - xx- 'pa qx , LA 3' L , ,a hxvzvw ,gfiti it lied, S ., N. . ' 'X 4: D ' q- xii 'AI' affix r ' T I, ' I ri-B' ,Q A A - I I Q . I---v , , h . U ' ' - ,fi ' Lf ' q t .1 ' , . 'i 1. ' i My My . -- , -b , -A, lf.--f it - 'Il 'L ' A.F.S. dressed in the costumes of the good times they remembered. vioinecovning Floats!81 rt x .V,.,wf..,,.:,--. . ,, V -,V A 5-, V.. Y, ,J MNA., ff ks W --'l' 'f r ' I' , ,.-,... .... ,.i .. ,,.,..+-,,. . 4 . 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A '- I Q2 :fig ' ' 5uz3 '4ffsE5M,w5n-5fgfiw Wt ' ' my ' ' 'L 4 9 ww V h W Vs Bs' 2 m' if 'ygflg L f 1 V71 B 6- wk -Q -Glau- , 1 I 0 W' .1 sl pun. iff? , I I ' ' 'Q ks' if: , . iii 'X' -qs 2 9i?r'?f'l 0 11 ' 1 1 -K ff 5-auf ' -fs ,JV -Q , Ne're wope 1 -- sq- .. fr. 9 ig , v A 5-51 Tm. 3. ffr,,1 ,4 - 54-at f ' f -izffxeily I M . 54. .... 72' :?:Vl ' EeiiEg? ? gag? My Cross Country sea- son was an exciting, uplifting, and tiring at times, disheart- ening experience. Looking back on the season, though, I think it was one of the most satis- fying times of my life. l'll never forget the spirit and close friendships I formed on the team. The com- petitive spirit of Hugh McTernan kept us all excited. At the onset of the season our team lacked spirit and com petitiveness, and our running reflected it. Some how, though we pulled together. Overnight, we went from a mediocre to a Championship team. Winning the Conference Championship for the second year in a row was extremely gratifying and most exciting. -TIM POTTER 'ul I T5 fm? , Q.- J 3.1 li ' -to 4 LII M . 1, t I ,N LA. X 1, .-, 'ull ' 445663 C NT. . St-H IM fm. :Q I ,. .W '-,X . T 1. , :A , 'kwin' al' ,. A V ..,,WL t l I v-ff 2- 21?-.s I ' , . f ' I M! Jtvxvkv vi . Y W ,rf '- A VY g' 1 5 I ' t.-my-u1eW'+ ' ' M? ' 4 .. fi M X A ,, B About to overcome a Belton player Junior CHRIS MURDOCK heads for the finish line -. - .f?EzffW5'Q 2 - 1 . of i 9 1 I Q ,ui-'Q 'w k. ,la hm. , 5- , ,A Pouring on steam, TIM POTTER and JERRY WARD pull out in front for Center. Cross Country!91 ,,,,.,..--... 'T ? X I 2 171 Q9 v ,TM KJ 1 fvigm :WH Q 1 'mga' , A L mu. If i x I 4 ,. uni 1 ' xt ! kj .xr I ., ,ff ' ff' , -foal FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Smith, S. Currall, B. Jackson, G. Walker, B.J. Jackson, R. Osborn, S. Batliner, Coach Duane Unruh, S. Asjes, K. Fitzgerald, J. Clarr, B. Ammon, S. Harper, Coach Don Bradshaw. SECOND ROW: T. See, G. Budd, R, Logan, C. Cole, B. Johnson, R. Hur- fi fi ? ?2Q?5ES is sei? I can look at my foot- ball career at Center in many different ways. I have seen many sides of football that has had both ups and downs. From these different situations I feel that I can give someone who will follow me some good advice. To anyone who comes after me, if you decide that you want to play football, make sure that its something that you've given alot of thought to and are willing to devote lots of time, energy and self sacri- fice. I happen to love football and that is OFIG of the malfl FEBS- ons for going out. I guess an- other reason for playing is because I wanted to prove to myself that I could play foot- ball. I had always had real good football seasons and my first year at Center was a little scary, but I learned alot and got a chance to play 96lVarsity Football quite a bit of football. My junior year was one like l've never had before. I was hurt most of the seas- on and I felt like I let my teammates and coaches down. I practiced hard but still rode the bench. After that year I was determined to everyone I could play ball. My senior year I started training early and was in good shape when the season started. I had alot of drive instilled in me to prove to my coaches that I could play ball. By the end of the season I felt I had proven myself and still kept my love for the game. I feel I still didn't get my just recognition but it's over now and I have a couple of requirements for those who follow me: love the game and enjoy playing it for when that's gone you will never play to your capabilities. -GARY WALKER tado, T. Bolin, D. Fultz, S. Glentzer, P. Gosal, F. Swyden, J. Yuille, J. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Coach Rick Abernathy, M. Keys, J. Haggard, P. Hale, G. Deming, B. Adkins, B. Merritt, M. Brandmeyer, R. Johns. D. Welsh, L. Gates, J. Doarn, Coach Mike Weibert Ei I Coach Unruh gives Jay Yuille, junior, play instruc- tions 43' f -Al li? 'aw 4 5- Dave F l ig. -... Q. .',:: -iv Leon C ye .- , -. M Ron Os ,ff - n DE 1 F' 4 F1 Q ' A -...,, ..-s...k Q - u '55 ?fxT Vgfa . .-I , . 'KC 1 w an J n f s-, Q-M 7,4 .T I - ,L. I cu! f 1 , ' -Jn' N r .. smwggyiwabp W' N :ZW fnfww- 4 ,kv-nn :7 1 V74 v-Lxf, 1 4 A vw., my J G 2: v . 3f3l4w?f.' ,LS21Je ffz,,g!f , .wp -f ev . ':J'fW4,ff, I. . , -f'--4'.1?'5f . ,V - -5- , 'ima' pwff' if if ,555 4'T'i': YW: j'7if'i 1 .-,. 4,.W1, 2- xf,.f,. Af ,,f.bf .,,,' z, k.q2,,5,,:ry,fw?, 521 by . ,. X M 1:a .f ' .,. A ,,g.,, , , -v Q f l i 1 N , i 1 1 1 1 I S . 4 'I L Q 22 2552 QQQ EEE? Winning, losing, good times, and great guys are what spelled fun for me this year during the varsity basketball season. The winning and losing may have been forgotten but the times and all the players will never be forgotten. This season really started during the summer before this school year started. Almost every evening you could find at least a couple of the guys at some out- door court or up at school. Playing to- gether helped us to get to know each other's weaknesses besides learning to work together. There are things about basketball I will remember for a long time after grad- uating from Center. The miles of run- ning before the season started, five other guys and myself getting locked in the school at Hickman Mills, the freez- ing locker room at Excelsior Springs, GREG DECKEFt's last second shot to beat Rockhurst, my last second shot against Hickman Mills talthough it wasn't the winning onel, and the time CEDRIC HUFITT started against Hogan because getting the jump ball was important. Certain things come to my mind when I think of the guys on the teamg KYLE UNRUH stunning somebody with a pinpoint pass right through all the defenders, and GENE BRIXEY flying up and dunking the ball. lt's BOB BICE's drives that make me wish I was quicker, and BILL DUTTON sticking his tongue out when he shoots. All in all, varsity basketball was an experience that I will never forget. lt's something that helps you learn to work with other guys through the good and the bad. There was one thing I could always say after a basketball sea- son, that I would really like to have said this year, but I can't. I can't wait 'til next year. -BILL ADAMS 102!Varsity Basketball I 2-'- Iii ... Varsity managers JEFF NEAVEILL and JIM FLACK stand by for assistance as the team takes a time-out, GRE! VARSITY-FRONT ROW: L. Farb, B. Harbin, B. Adams, D. Conradp SECOND ROW: Coach Max Hayes, M. Sheppard, B. Dutton. B. Merritt, C. Hurtt, G. Brixey, G. Decker, B. Bice, K. Unruh. 4 4 I '1 I .4 ...-A. .15 1 -I vm - , R ,' 3 tx ,, - L - x - f' ,' 5 . 'E GREG DECKER strives for height during a jump bail. Varsity starters huddle and break before each game. W....x Q, Q - 4 7 GENE BRIXEY goes up for a rebound as KYLE UNRUH screens out his man. KYLE UNRUH shoots a free throw during a . W game against Shawnee Mission East. Lak. 4 ,ew ,V F uma' i 1 F4.'-11 ROW: zer, B. Varsity BasketbaII!103 - .D x.,xV , L x Xe GENE BRIXEY guards the basket as 0'Hara .Tx X Z- E 'ff i 4,5 X B- ,, Attempting a basket, BOB BICE strives for two points. 104!Varsity Basketball Lfl 0-N. . H, -Q j- Going up for the lay-up is DAVID CONRAD. tries to score. KYL BOE Q 7 Q . ..,i3 4 1 n Y The formula for success is practice, determination and teamwork. The year's JV team put it together for a very reward- ,A ing season. fy Combining the talents of players from , Q the sophomore team, juniors from the varsity squad and the JV regulars we join- A A 2 ed to form the junior varsity squad. V The team often starting a different lineup each game is a training ground for the top varsity squad. Players are moved up or down to satisfy the demands of varsity. Sharpening fundamentals skills and gaining game time experience are val uable to us. Working out with weights, grimacing through calisthenics, memorizing offensive and defensive setups and an occasional full-court scrimmage are all part of a JV practice session. Each day we bettered ourselves, learning from each other and working toward the goal of starting varsity. The range of height from 5'2 to 6'7 , was as wide as the range of personalities. Between the racial jokes and lockeroom harrassment we got along amazingly well. The success or failure of this year's JV team cannot be measured by statistics For the friendships we made and the things we learned will remain long after the season is ended. ps ,- -BILL DUTTON . 1. f u '- la an no no fu- Starting the game, a Center player lunges for the jump ball. JV players strive hard for victory, .4.,a,. .,,. . i K. T' - I' I' ., . y , MM p as QT, li . t A I ' in . . -Q Qt ' - Q ii' N ' F Q2t.gi.5gt-5 34.-. L1 l' 1 . r I 5 V -' i .am , ,,,. ,QM f r in M ' ' 555 T t ff it 5, :ui ' ff! Q xv Avoiding conflict with opposing player, MICKEY BEACH, junior, passes the ball. k A A' - K C l r n ' ' gf .:.......a.N.,j2 , ' ga T i v Q Q V g R . 9 ' - ' K X I 106!JV Basketball 1-qui- IE' P 1 A 4 1 1 ' 4 P A :mm 51 A - so I f fi , Q 'QQ E if vw x . , , x .' ,rl 2 1 M . 'Ai 3... 0- -: Qa swf! it M . . 5,4 ,4 fi' if 2 v' 1 ,lx l ,' rg i ii.-1 +x.. , '- ff? K if I v J!! v fs. . .zf,1,.mssf9 4 I Q 1' 1 ii'-f-'4 , , , ,, '44 A 4 - WTv'a9y1Lf wi , I ' Q ,Q qv! A, .N EZ K4 ., lx? I 3 'v rfb U 11 : QY .1 T- Eg 2 'E-21 ,lg ,f ,. MN -I W! fi -f V, 5' 'ff' .?.,,M Y N,-.VM N, W ,MM 4 I 8 . . . A arf -'Q W F2 xlif K ,eww O 65 W5 ...Z i J 9?-N T? .C J - is FIRST ROW: Coach Mike Weibert, K. Deuel, M. London, J. Waiters, Asst. Coach Don Bradshaw: SECOND ROW: S. Davis, K. Ehrhard, R. Miles, R. Feyg THIRD ROW: J. Haggard, J. Constant, M. Keys, S. Harper, D. Fultz. Senior DAVE FULTZ tries to turn over senior STEVE HARPER during a practice. -Hun aw X-Q Fifi as?5EEE E? 3 f ,iii ?EE?2if5???'i5 To me wrestling is one of the most satisfying sports that I've partici- pated In. Wrestling is not only a team sport but also an individual sport. Our team did not have the best dual record but I feel the accomplishments and improvements of some individuals helped to overcome the disappoint- ment of not winning all of our duels and tournaments. Overall I feel that this pf. . J. 'A ,, f year was a good year for wrestling at Center. We received a new coach this year who has to build up a team and for the first year I feel we, as a team, were successful. I also would like to mention the outstanding efforts and improvements by our first- year wrestlers who con- tributed to the team greatly. -JOHN HAGGARD Junior JOEL WALTERS tries to stay away from his opponent during a match in the N.K.C. Tournament. Varsity Wrestllngft 11 . 1 ' at-my - AV -I--qdnnuluynii f .. v ' -W, 11- X - n ,nc .1-n ' J QQ! J, 1. , 1-M. . -W. . : A .I X ,-.. ...W '- ,, , FMFI. 'fi mg, W 1 I 1' .. t. I 4 ' XVE 1 1, i , W f , Y' 1' xl'-4 , gf 1 W n -ff, ' ii .J M WA 33011: ,wanm-f AH 1' b . ' X, A, ,. ,,,. ,f is f-v-' ' . MH... ,,,......- I' L ,, K .M ' 'g .fm 2, ,. W, QM-Jzgj , u' fx, F M 1VLl-fm r ,Q M. N A : W1 :Q i vk ,sw i, , 'ud 'l! X I ffl, f an m'l'V'e:i o M. pf' M ,Y 1+-.,-,,, ' 'mv-aw-en Rf- exqgaf 51 2 img x 'awk A iiwwv-1-5+ ' ' ' ' x ...sl lx X F Q3'iI?vf?,,:Q l?vf'4f3, , A . .lb mi 151.5 A vf 55 Xi' Q1 Q W X! W - - .,.- I ,. N ' fig? W, A tl f lllwv' A 6 E e 5-44 lf . - ,Aw Q as XE? .,m ,,. , . - . .. : - V ff' fill' . 1 4, N .V 1 ,I '4.4n. 4' I fbsf , 1525, : '.' 51,4 ,-5 , 2 752,59 W' 6,8 222 4 4f ? Ye .J A J , 5 F V, 1 A K.. M. z . , 4 f 'ex ,F F- N Q94- INDIVIDUAL SHILL BUILDS TEAM COMPETITION Teamwork coupled with a strong spirit of competition helped to bring about a very rewarding season for the 1976 volleyball team. Each of us benefitted from the encour- agement we received from the other players and the coach. We worked to improve our individual skills and then applied them to team competi- tion. Led by coach Jan Russell, the volleyball squad began practices in August involving running, warm up drills and scrimmages to performance. The climax of the season occured as we captured the second place plaque in the district tour- nament at Raytown South. Many new, but experi- enced players contributed to the welfare of the team. These individuals will make fine competitors next year as the Yellowjackets look for- ward to an even more suc- cessful season. -LAURI LAUGHLAND Varsity team huddles before the game to discuss game strategy at an away tournament. perfect game Girls Volleyball team: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J FIEDEN, C. LATINZER, A, RIVEROL, S. HAMRICK. P FREY. SECOND ROW: P. BELL, C. UNGER, T. ' CASEY, C. MCWILLIAMS, L. WARD, S WITHERSPOON, L. LAUGHLAND, R. DiCAPO THIRD ROW: C. HAVENS, B. RIVEROL, C. ASHLEY, i I L. S STEN ROW JAMI SHIP UQ m. Slum, 'HSM 'u 1-.-,,, x, x -'1 1,-vf '2 7 k 1 J' jg , 5' if : .f ' ' :gf 57 K '10, V. xv V A 1, Ili ' We 5 fx 2 -.2 i fis-2 ! ', 1-X 1 Ik, -Cie 5 LJ 'N fi! ,,1:...:r.aglgQ.f.'fg 5.1. '- ,, ,gf K ., ,, E W' l.....- il f V192 fa 3 Q x Q :W Y, , QT' va Li-: Tr , . fzfwf '- 'tax K, ,. - sv x , v ' ' .' Hy.-2 . 3 ,rxnjw - ifz1,l'Vl 'f' f ,133 f , ...Q , 1 ,rf '4 wh I , X 1 ,,f , ., 'V x V 553, , ! . w 41, 1 . 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F y I 4 I I P 9 I I 553 . ,-,C.... Y ,M . .CT J il jf' , 5 P 1 1 r u i V as fin u fri gf. 3 5.4 I 1 1 ,a I . iyitaui at as ,N 11 M.. ' ,V 1 X ' rj'v A ,u ' an 4, Q i. r 6-rf 'H - QW- Q4 'gffp ,,:,,.,v . .'. YZYM Think of the past. . . The only sure thing about luck is that it will change. -GARY DAVIS Think only of the past as its rembrance gives you pleasure. -TOM VANDERFORD I've had many high, exciting and frustrating times. -CHARLEY HAYDEN You and I know that there is a correlation between the creative and the screwball. So we must suffer the screwball gladly. -KEN NIELSEN S-3 Showing oft her Big Ears is Senior Kris Williams. James Kilburn Sheri Kinyon David Kipp Q' be 'iv' William Kleitz Julie Knight Jeff Krashin ,... Lisa Krump ,T sf 4-ls Cheryl Lang William Lang Lauri Laughland Greg Levy Chris Lewis Lynne Lewis 1 wa, .., 152!Seniors I' ' 1 4, H' 7' .I flwr, .if r .. . ' f 1 .',.Wv P1 s x , all QQ . - Q:1Q.3.Qifgl:fiL..-iii. 3Q.'f....i..i4-...' J' 4 'K 4'lg..1. , , . , Fran Mannino Vince Moravek Richard Marr Darrell Matheny Craig Maxim Roger McCalmon Lisa McCormick Jim McGovern Barbara McKinney John McLaughlin to make a rainbow. l .4-1 17343. 6 V, 4 .7 . . happy memories lt takes both rain and sunshine -CHERI FIXLER ' For every minute you are angry, you i lose sixty seconds of happiness. -Emerson- -MARY MELCHIOR Nothing is impossible when friend- ship plays a part. JOANNA ARNONE l There are no finer gifts than theseg good friends and happy memories. -JEANNE SERRIOZ ln every ending there is always a new beginning. 154!Seniors -KRISTA ABEL Friendship is not measured by quan- fity . . . but rather by quality. -MART! GRAF A choice between a lover and a friend is simple. A friend is forever, -TEFlFlIE GILES Erin MoMorrow Hugh McTurnan Marita Meade Nancy Medley Mary Melchior Len Menke Bill Merritt V .AA C? 'I' ,,.'-41 dag i Q5 1'-'jv W8 sg -1:23 'LJ 1 Se tea ,jig . +. F' ' V r QL. . .-v-V-'V :L lllluii G 1 1, V., W WE C Dr .vf -.Qav ,J-1 'ff' 'l Q, k. cn. 'dx Q., Ak -of ...N-r ,fs h' 9 Y ' - 2 X , . 3 4 v F Laura Michael W gf, 5 g ,Z Rick Miles 1 ' 1 David Miner Qf 'Y'l' fi-.-qm, y- V, w x' rf' 1 i , X' , 1 . i F al: 1 VlCA celebrates homecoming Jay Miller John Miller SIN, Handy Mize Terri Montgimery Genalee Morrell Debbie Morris Carol Morrissey Greg Murfin Suzie Muse Jeff Nadlman Second place drill team float l - ra-3. - 'i SH 15,2 V .lux ' ' I V, , .w'f.5x..4,..! 'lf ,A ll W Agn, .g, ...ann ,A ' gm' A X 7,4 1 CU llnax f 'gn 1,5 ' K .51 7 , Ji fi- . f 3 ' ',: 2fC5I'v l 5 A X lv lllll' ,I l .AX ' y L E' if w i i i .i,61 11'- 2? lf ,QQ ks' ...A 5 -... Kevin Neaveill Pam Nebgen Kirk Nelson Kenneth Nielson Karolyn Nitchy Ouy Nguyen Terri Nolan James Noland Senlors!155 7 9? l 2+ .- Rim Q.: sg f Q, 5 ff? ' - A LS' . Q K - . . nh .5 FZ t F I . gif N! - ' '27 'NC i 'cv ?i?'N wwe Rita Fledlin Becky Reed Renee Reed Ron Reed Bob Flennau Kathy Rice Joanna Riedel 4, ., Bob Rittman Mike Robb Karen Roberts Elizabeth Robinson Joe Ruane Marla Runnels . . he can achieve. Nothing in life really stays, And it's beautiful that they go, They have to go, in order for the next thing to come. You can almost add beauty to a thing, by accepting that it's temporary. -LISA GRAGG lf every day you make just one person smile, then your day will have been worthwhile. -CINDY STEINZEIG The senior section cheers as the first pep assembly gets under way. Crucitied by the pain of existance on the tree of time, we gush out our lives joyfully, touch, mingle, and pass on, tak- ing each with the other our seperate way 'til in eternity we are bound. -MARK GRAY WhaI9VSI' 3 man Can C0f'lC8iV6 and believe he can achieve. -JULIE KNIGHT Seniors!157 1 I w 1 V u T 1 we Sherri Smitely Brad Smith Jeff Sokoloff Keith Summers 'NA . I settled forthe sky -DAVID O'LARTE Keep the faith, for it's the one sure thing in this -GARY L. WALKER Life is out there somewhere, but it is up to each of -NANCY BUNDY Life is a delight even if there are destructive -JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Don Sparks Mona Spencer Camille Speise Cynthia Steinzeig Janice Stone Marty Swatz Brad Sweeten Tammy Swyden Randy Talley Terry Taylor Jim Tharp Jerry Theiss Richard Thornton Tammy Tierney Paul Tiras Seniors!159 I w 5 E 2 Iii fI.:.:g, .51 1 X Q Ci?-l!5GA'ifC3f V Qing ann A, .-F-.',,y3-gl-w , , . -H ,.. , 'FLJfQf'+f'1h ' V'- K,y'L5Q5g2figggQ5'A 1 m +ignQ, mmm 'IFUCSVCQUSYQTUUSUTL Seams I? Tfmsum 9511 A j' f'J1Ja1m QUDVQ We and rss dig and rm refmm. -L. Hugfws -MDKE Of U1 'TITS Q pc -- W-K K in yen now, elf IJ Q? Q6 mm my www, adams, IG.. Wmmwi ' Annmfmim .Ur :KATHY MANNINC' , -,M ff-fTL.4.' 43' 'V , , , ,.A,. , .,...,- ., iffy- 2 yn sig? wg? M 4..7f -H. 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' J' ,-4 Cissy Dale David Darby Debbie Darland Janine Darr Deborah Davey Nancy Davis Mike Dayberry Greg Decker Gene Deming Greg Divilbiss John Doarn Sharon Dobrowski Cathy Dockery Paul Donegan Kelly Doolan Dennis Dorrell Jon Dritley Jamie Drummond Jeff Duncan Kathy Dunlop Jeanne Dupree Bill Dutton Mark Eads Aleta Echols Sharla Eddy Sandy Edwards Nancy Ege Keith Ehrard Carol Eimer Mark Elliott Becky Ellis Jan Epps David Esser Tina Estes Dan Evans Leland Farb Kevin Ferguson 168lJuniors i s! i I ay! Wi it -. -Y , fi t Q. f f :W - 1, fi , 3 , r' .1 if ' s 3 l AQ' V 1-ff 5 1 V Q 1 Sie fl ,. 1: +2 fix 1' i W, If lla ,Digg ,S3.ilA- P5 ,,,, , , 1 X 4:39 if I , 3 D ' JL ii 51 Tj: 'Mi W 1 t 4. -Q 3 X wi . r r. l 'h 4' 'R 0' 'fs f L, -v 1 -f- 4' -6,- . x , 4. 5 N . J ' ' i E21 A f va 1 3, The crowd rushes out of the first winter assembly ft C ' r W 1.2.1 x' . ' l Y 'WS' 4.511-mi wg Lori Gragg A 1 7 5' R -f 75 A 2 Dennis Graham A .N '.,- ' Q ,- Jeff Gray f ,K Q ,My ,o .ff Regina Greening Y fi XI' Q, t ' f s. X Q ' , . it I x N 1 x ' I rm t L i if he V ' f eu , A E? Randy Gregg f Rx' : ssh V Tim Hagan -.1 4 ' 7 5, A , Sherry Hamadi , 'Z . ' 'fbi f Jim Hamilton if 'V ff ' 7' , F t t'QT'N ia T A 1 - Q My 3 t ' 1 ' f ' p gil A .J ' Marla Hanenkratt is U ff x ' A V K W Tim Hanover A . 'V g Q,.' Ginny Harding ' . , Q f 3 Michael Harris ' Q g ' ' . I y X - A V Tom Hartnett Ricky Harwood Jim Hathaway Michelle Hatley Sherry Haughenberry Joyce Hawkins Rich Hays Lisa Hazelrigg ,- gi. t 1 fe' t, A st.. 5 1 '79 , , -gg 'War' t to if ,L Q, R-My Q Mft, - XIX. ff., . .5 L 1. Lf 5. V nv 1- , ' FW, t, gd' ' .,- 355, 'fs i 'P 'fi g ,., ,WR t 2 gray 'K y 5? j . l tl f Fifth quarter the end For many, fourth quarter was not the end of a fun Friday night at the game. This year as in the past, the Teen House, located at 95th and Wornall, was open to high school students for fifth quarter . Fifth quarter ranged anywhere from a Disco Night with 170!Juniors over 200 kids attending, i'k:fHH'fd3frf 9 es to simpily a peacefull night of sitting by the fire sharing good times. When asking KATHY FLATHMAN, senior, what the Teen House meant to her she stated The House E e Hendefson is exactly what it says, Jew Henderson it's a place you can go and feel at home! 4 ,LW 4 il l, '5 X' Q7 51 J I ff 4 M 3: 3' f ,Qs , 1 , X xl 5, if fr K V J -, H ' 'Rs fj 1 K 'er J f , V 1 Aff fs s if, W 5 9:35 .. V vj'fl', J :I Ri .Qi 37 ' A 5 'Q 4 JL i :K ii ,Qv - A i , Q Midi -Ximgyit , A X, ,, -- 1 Q v-vw? it H, mu Q, 5' Q v , 5 yt , REE - ,i , , M yt 1 2' Q s N H Q K K , 'W ' 4 A. J X ' I' f' .Qi ,N I . ,, ji' N F' . W . . F' G 't 1 ' , 1 , I lx, 'L' fi ' I , , 'aj' . I 1 xx? 4 s '1,ff,-95 x 5 - , x QQ T' Q ' w' 5, , - ,i M51 ,X X54 IX xii! ff fi ,- J J . . ' -' , 1 Q7 ,M 1, , ,, MX Q 4 f - ' ,gg 'f 1 A- QI- Q It ,Xa ' 4 A gl ' 'V - input N gal: N I, 1 X 31 -.1 A X ,. rff h N Y, ' - Q 3' 'I' ,, ' 54123 . ,T 'f' U bl A4 39:5 .H V' , , rt fx , wkx J X gb: ' g is fly ' Q fd ' I : xg, 5' ' -'Pr gs 5, Q Q f X , I Q, I ' 1 -X if S 13, , ,- 4 73 . 4 ,. A, , ' L, A , .X X, , 2 1 H if A W steam, to rxv...y 5 to gf ,A H ' k 15,1 sw X I 3 Q, A , So J, Yi N , 5, 31 s fe., J wgvfaifisif Q 5 J' i dz! '- Y' I , , , Mark Habbs Arthur Hickey Steve Hui! Dan Hnlle Dorcas Hink Don Holter Debbie Hopkins Bob Howard Linda Hruska Chris Hughes Antonio Hurtado Greg Irvin Debi Jaben Mike Jaben Dave Jackson Dan James Gary Jensen Bob Johnson Jeri Johnson Leandrea Johnson Mark Johnson Patty Johnson Tamra Jones Jay Kane James Kartsonis Earl Kelley Heather Kennedy Steve Kenton Stacey Keys Tracy Kilbourne Ed Kisluk Jan Kresin Mary Kutchko Mark LaFountain Diane Lammers Bill Lanes Sheri Latenser Tony Lavine Karen Lawson Junlors!171 ,r-- 8 .f X M wk , w Ks-.. 1 I W1 ,J . 13 .! if, hw. 1 Xt. 422' -u. xxx 1 'F- N ., ' v .V 5 as 1 lv., A I 413, AW amused over pep assembly ,- .ff w Kris. Q54 ,Q 3 2' Swan f ' an 'V .-4 fa ' E ui ,jr .W 'z A I if , -4...,:.1,:.:5Afi.....x.,, .. . , a. Q W1 'Ns ,7 X K , , x pf. ,fa W . - -4 . ,H . , ,A June Abel Joe Accurso Rick Akens Jelf Allison Troy Allred Mike Anderson Allan Anthuis Mike Archer Peter Aretakis Mark Arnold Crystal Ashley Lorie Ashley Melany Aughtman Carol Austin Bill Ball 178!Sopl'1omore Q'-F ,ff 35 f' 1 T Q X if' , X A If w its J 'N ' it ' sf x fit, Q ,fxxh 2 1 it xi : Z 4 L- f-7 f g My X -4 X . 11 A me r ' gt, .J-L tix Lf 1 E .,frv'. f ifflx' ' ' ug A i lax i - . '. f Fun 'n work Oral Interpretation, Pantomime, Reader's Theater, and history of the theater were just a few of the areas studied in Drama Class. Mr. Landes' third hour Drama students took part in the production of, Up the Down Staircase . They performed this play for the Language Arts classes. ROSE EATON explained that, Drama class was alot of fun, although I had to work hard towards all of my assignments . 'sf Robert Buscher Karen Bychinski Robert Caffrey Mike Cahill Teresa Cahill Craig Campbell Brenda Carbah Paula Carbah Peggy Carl Brenda Carroll Kelly Carson Tony Casebolt Jeff Cassaidy Bob Cates Lucinda Chastain Harold Chernoff Chris Cheshier Joe Cisetti Nancy Clark Tom Clark John Cleary Vicki Clement Linda Cobleigh Brandi Cominos K , .gfwl A , 0 .. .. 'QL g, in .N if X Robert Corchine Nick Corder Karen Cosbonn Vickie Cosler Kerri Cozort Jack Craig Jeff Crotty Elizabeth Daiprai Pat Dalton Roger Danforth Diana Darland Martha Darrow Mary Davis Don Davis Greg Dawson Suzanne Day Debbie Deister Bryan Dempsey Eric Denton Jody Deringer Cain Devore 18O!Sophomore l I1 x Wa 5 1- x t 4 .' ta 1' 4 f f 5 J asv 3 44 -i r Hg Q 'Z' fi , Cs. 433. an 4 l A C L7 V ,Am 4.2 4+ vu 1-'f' fs- ., agar 4:21 , A e C , A I K ' in Ga- fi C -ffs fflff C i ff '14 f N t lm .v 'V' f'w i:zi..Q x J ,K ' N -- ', jfy' ,Z 6 Q V, t 3, A O .42 - In 4 . I Z XX any lf' v 5. . i Lf' , S Q 1, .ar 3 it X r' X wi n Xu X m ,t.. f vw uu- 'W If 4- - Af' .A , tg-, i, ., Q3 W- ,.f- 4' 1. .I C, C, 3 Ev a Y.-sv I r W I, A C A , . U.- V2 gl fi- - 4-.-f 55, ,Y W ff' C my 1 , wi 5 - ? D. ' 1 , l ., ' l l 1 W i C tfw' iii' J? g ,K , if ' -V S' i ,34glA' C ix? .N7 Nas, .f 1, G ' I N , Sgr' X, ' i 4, 1,4 i I N33 r -S C Q C . i YA A f. A ' w 4. e - 1,- 2 E C 9 .73 6' Q , ' - V . ' 'E' Y 33, X 'li Sopl cak. ,I A jp L., ff X, V 'Q Z be Where it's at This year the sophomore class officers had many responsibilities and activities to cover. The year entailed the planning and decorating of the sophomore dance, the fund raiser, the campaigning for the election, and some preparation for the Snoball. The duty of the officers is mainly to represent the entire sophomore class body as a whole. The officers are: Cain DeVore, President: Claudia Kaufman, Vice President: Pam Serrioz, Secre- taryg and Rosemary Koncak, Treasurer. As Cain DeVore stated in his campaign speech, We want to make the feelings of our students known and hopefully make sophomores an impor tant part of the decisions made here at Cen- ter. The North and South gap must end, for we are all a part of this school and Center is where it's at. J it l . ,gg , ff V A 6 Q Lydia Dewitt 1 s A I Carol Diraimo ff T Y 1 'R - . ' - - ii x l .ix 'f if . -3 -1 Jim Dishman - 4 A Bryan Donegan 4 Edna Dover Zh if V f. 1 Debbie Duncan 1-F A K- x 0 Dixie Dunleavy i. if i . , Nick Dupin , . ig '4 A1 Ken Easley Floseann Eaton , Bill Edwards ,-.. .f Rick Elsea Q Q A - Sherri Eveloff ' Steve Faust - ' ' Frank Feeley Diana Fensom Dale Ferguson Lana Ferguson 'J' 4' ' Y, Judy Fields , ', x Shelly Filby 3 X Dan Fisher Q Laura Fitzgerald N L Q Jim Flack Sophornores!181 Sophomores acquire 1, A I l I b more responsibilit we f rr- Carole Flynn W 1 'f 4 Subject to many your homework done. P'1i iP FOSYQY F changes this year, All sophomores 1' if ,r Q l many sophomores no- seemed to realize that Q'-i ' ' . Q . l ticed a marked change high school was much W' -'I s i in the high school. harder. The teachers , CAIN DeVOFtE, soph- are nice, however they ii: ' ' I omore president, com- also give you more home- Mark F0W,e, S. Q., ,gg W mented, The teach- work, retlected BURT Barbra Frame x iv.. 5 4 ' r f I .- ers at high school KEYS. THERESA CAHILL Sherri French L' I Q treat you as a more said, High school is much ef 1 ' f mature person. harder than junior high, Many sophomores as a result the teachers ,K - agreed that the teach on a more advanced g i'-i 4 teachers gave more level. STEVE WOODS sta- if? . respon I ily. e , ' e eac ers a inf' -A snr: r d Th i n r PENNY NICGUIRE stated, Center seem to be more Susan Fugm ff , , At high school they interested in the stu- Eric Funk l r - make sure you have dents. ., Q ' -'Q Vicki Gallagher ' 5-Q 3 Danny Garrett Z' I 6 if A Charles Gasser 5- '. ,. fix Q 6' Rob Gavin I T K KI if :Q -, ffl I sneiia Geier -r - ' ' r - A af. Chris George H ff r . D It Q f 'y 1, M is NA Q 1 ' xt 3. x L 1 I E. i X , W Q , A .Hg I , Liz Gepford G ' G ' Laura Gibson I . V ' Kim Giles ,f .' - . Angela Gill f -i 4 5' .9 Delorce Giard ,, , ' G f, W' Lisa Gish In E 5 ' t i d r ' A g S. if , vt u r r . lk -V , 'S z 'C ,. I' X A i 'A+ retval. iff' 2 FA f it f 1 S., ., . , 1 E - . ' F Kelly Glannon 3 a A . . Stewart Glass 1 3 2 A I - f V f , Tom Gould A ' 9: N 5' ' 9 ,,, j 93 ' Sandra Grantello ' .QL r A fir' by-f. 5, 3 y A . 1 A ji ein erauberger ' V , F- 5 . 1 'D rim, '74 . 'C' ' gig, ' Mitch Gray . i ' I' -i . W' l 1' 'i Q -t . r Alice Greene Q9 ' 4. .V l' v y . N lll' 'Si' max A J - xl 1 E..- .. y - . r 's E, 2,-are l ' it at-ik lm Kevin Greening ' 3 ,1- Paul Haley f .ri Vera Haellinger Q , V 'M 3- in N- . 4- .. ' Dan Guire ' -71, . L- Q. 1 . if Rick Gruber 'li 78 ' ,Q Mark Gregg ,- - i' ' ,- . h Brian Grilfith tg- l fm S Q- a A ' i l 4 l E, xx 1B2!Sophomores W 'Y X X I Xxl 2? 21 f A ...f 3 aa- I I Q1 . Y Xa a. 1 W , , .. ' v ' X1 .4 gt' 'Z 2 u fy? 'ti- i , 'z. t '21 , .,t 3' ' of W . Kr 1. 3- 5 K l It , l ir ,Vs WX It ,Q ob t. 1 - ,s.- , .j ,I - it 2-1 A , Q u 0 3 l N ' x I A 'Cn . 4 4 ' 3 P ,W E -- , 1 ' -' X, -7? 4 z K X . ,ar 4. - C - b R .. . t . t xi , 4 t ...f K 4 'K if Alf. Claudia Hall Susan Hallberg Kenneth Hamlin Oscar Hampton John Handy Geoff Hanover Jill Harless Christy Harrison Doug Hart Perry Harvey Cheryl Havens Suzanne Hayes Marta Hayner Cathy Heft Mike Heft Kurt Heitmann Susan Hellman Dawn Hencey Bruce Hertzfield Don Henderson Brian Hendrikson Esther Heng Curtis Hess George Hicks Mike Hille Mike Hoins Lon Holder Margaret Holderby Larry Hook David Hoopes Chris Hosek Cindy Howard Steve Howard Tom Huppe Cathy Hurst Jimmy Hurst Alicia Hurtt John Hulchens Jay Hwana Flalph Irminger Sophomores!1B3 Marsha James Todd Janner Joanne Janssens Arthur Jeffries Jeff Jenkins Andy Lewis Sylvia Jennings Lavonna Johnson Stewart Johnson Allan Johnston Mike Johnston vicki Joseph Joe Julison Lory Kanoff Bill Karriker Sandra Kaswan Claudia Kauffman Susan Kaufman Denise Kaufman John Kelley Pat Kelley John Kennedy Carolyn Keyes Burt Keys Debbie Kilburn Theresa Knowles Shelly Koelling Rosemary Koncak Dean Kopulos Mark Krug Mike Lancaster Brian Landes Randy Landes Nick Lanos Melody Lang Charles Lanning Denise Laquey Donna Lathman Lori Latteman Kevin Laughlin Bonnie Leeds Connie Leeds Brad Levy 184!Sophomores .L ,G ,, .fy ,,, ,N I nr . :iw M ji-1, V. i 5 Q a P fix ' F iT- .-. - K .Q L , 4 ,L ., . L . ,Q ,F X N A v Tab , 2 H Q' 1 ' -- 1 3 fi ,Y V+- , X 1 k- G w ,x , Jef, If ...Af ,L ,- . gs , l Q. , ,px , L. H MVN tix I I 'P .ev 1' fi aI, Mei L' X X , . 4 -aug -r , in A T1 ia- A T o i 'f f at J. L. f I I' , ' , , .Q- f-' sag 1 Lt., 51' ?f1Viit'fil3..' 'f x i LA l l V Km gb xrli J 2 i .J 9? ' . 443 ' f ' g if 75 ,lf , . a ,,- 4 7 9' . ' Q A M I 35' sf- , 3 W 5 + ,3gQjV,i..g.g 1 df X - , A xg . ' N533 f as 3 '41 ' Uv, 'fczfzm 'fp 'Q ,. f L , I y ' Q. - '- , N XX C ie, A X km -, s V 1 4 i A vi, r is t N L, 4 , A . g t, l t . 5 V 1' Q- .5 6 A9 'I ' G 'Q N A M A F fg, ,,,- b ag, f 2 t Q., ff i, , .. L ,Q W X 5 A -if gl 8? The . ,, , L ,. X 5, ., '-so ' .fi -MJ ga, J J jf., N Aw 5 5 WV 2 .H b :- V P 5 ,, P ,V f A tra, i - -gg 1 A ja f A 41. 5 .... , 4-f , ' i ,fifzf L A , Cel ' , A L' V F 5 A 4, Log F M if . gf N 9' 1 . va za .xgb -.l -- I H 'e - - L' A 1 l f-,155 Q1 - an X A' t xv 'A x , Q 'N 4 ii f f f3 .7 1 mu xx! 'P1.,- 4, 'QL a i i , i :bf ..........- i nf' I I ri 11.4 T 'A n - A +4 'a K I c . r g' in 1 Y ' fa- ' 4 X x fa , , , 1 I - I M 3 E 1 r 1 il 5 M I N 1 ..,i 1 ji. x .. Y l new lx' 8' :E 0. M- ex 3, 6. Q2 A .6 ,,, A . -, Q. M. ,f - V1 3 it 5 ,, my s , ,1 'Qi , , -4-17 v ,A - WY l fm At H , Lt l ii: 1 A l0'e- ' ' V l 1' P . 1 ' -- rl ar . Q ,, -4 14 si 'N X A fx f Q -f , 5 i' L A Q , 2, . 2 m V af' .- vi! Sophmores cooperate during assembly. AY' ' y ' , , gig ' if -'iff 'i , N 2 Q H .. wi ., .-, qi.. 4 J l ', e - f-iff, T A l ' .Ni s. 1 ' 2 , A U Til 1 ' V l A ' , - ,Jil f f R f 1 Q Xi I' H ' A A ' - S fm ll ,r A 1 'J-z , vlggl C' 3,A' - ,N 7.3 L' E I it 4 .li 'Ik I it - .5 K l ft 1 W Q if 'N . . lr r f X' 5C-'QF 4 . -:Nfl Lori Schwartz Sherry Scott Lesley Sears Nancy Seeger Teresa Sesler Janelle Seibolt Pam Serrloz Teresa Shafer Sydne Shaffer Angie Shepherd Sherri Sherman Steve Shewmaker Ron Sisk Sonja Silver Neal Simpson Cathy Sinclair Hal Skoog David Siyter Wendy Smilley Chuck Smith Pete Spalitto Connie Sparks Jana Spears Todd Stafford Irene Stark Phillis Steinberg Elisa Stern Matt Stevens Kim Stinson Debra Stone Elizabeth Stone Mike Stowe Phil Story Don Stribling Brian Swirk l lea Talley Sophmores!189 Jack Tappen David Taylor Len Taylor Melissa Tedlock Dan Theiss David Thomas Julia Thro David Timmons Cindy Tolle Nancy Tresnak Zane Trued Kip Unruh John Vanderford Brad Vann Dale Van Slyke Jim Varady Marlene Vaughan Claudin Venable David Vinkleslein Leeann Vinson Warren Waas Ken Wages Jerry Ward Shara Jo Ward Melonie Warren Jenee Watson Sonia Watts Jane Weddle Cathy Welch Melita Wesley John Wes! Bill White Mike Widman Jennifer Wilcher 190!Sophomore ye? wr ,,, -- 1 fo ,vi ,- -, 3 asf 0 if 4 gh X '-T. .Se 1 LN' it YE. M 5 1 xx IQ Martin 'Eugene 'Warren X f-5, f my f i ,Q T V lg bw ' . ' 35- , ,,+if:?' ,ar T f. I ' Q, V-5 I I+ , V Wi Linn. Q4 Q-N f ' V 5 ,,-jp-f .1333 3454 T, J T qi , T hw fl 225 1 5 ' Wm N ' K sax',z,-.ignaiszmifg i 9 T, A .A gy 5 L ' . is 'I K ' an ff ' T, N a T fa will I ,fe ,N 4 4 TX ' ,I ' ' af, .11 L L' Arm' is X f, 'l ,fl s A R K1 ' . 'X X 5 VJ? A . W -' QQ GN Ui 2 M ' vm .J , J .Q if T -3,-3 'V . l T , 2 - il 4 f ei 49 N , i f 4 ly. if- my ff , f ,T by Sf x Y f tk 6 4 5 4 .' 2 4 ,Kamal Q' N :K --we .. LV, K W- T -no S. . . Q , V -Jn 4. I S ' N 'L' Ir li TL- 4 ,fffx 42' , ,, k QW xv 1 Tw' ' 1 wh W v tjff K f A J , T fa 4 : Ni 'fzrkg' A f X KN, A1 ' X i ' ' ,. Ara ,.,,-.5,,,l,A ,x yk, it 1 A i 1 Jim Hudson ' Keith Huling Chris Kincaid John Kingsley Jim Manning Conrad Nard Linda Owen Lawrance Pollard Rush Sacks . qv-v .a in club girls elected this year are president SHARON WHITHER- SPOON, senior, vice-president KATHY COSGROVE, junior, sec retary LAURI LAUGHLAND, sen- ior, treasure ERIN MCMORROW senior, historian NANCY DAV- IS, junior. Mrs. Snellgrove, sponsor of C.G.S,A., is looking for a line and prosperous year from her newly elected officers. Michelle Wiley Amber Williams Brian Williams .M 1 1 K , XT, la l K Lyle Williams Carla Wilson ji Laura Wolcott Jim Wood V: Steve Woods 't Charles Woollolk C G S.A.'s officers lead their first lormal meeting, I x,. ,g 2 si N X U: 'fx 'X if-fs:-Z, .fn A E f ' A A I A 'Je 3 I Mrs Jan Russell enjoys being part ol the new C.G.S.A. - . K' I D ' . Janet Wright - -.f Alfred Wyatt 7 Leonard Zerman ,i 'vp '8 , , w Bob Zimmerman 'K' Jennifer Zinn Sophomore!191 Dr. Robert O'Neill, Supervisor of Art Education Mrs. Sharon Patterson, Supervisor ot Food Senrices Not pictured: Mr. Bob Clark, Director of Elem- entary Education X, .1171 rig' ' 'Y-J'x? ' Ti , E X .- , ' A ,., . f W 4 Q-71 f ' 'Nt 4 6 ' Et? Mrs. Dorothy McArtor, Supervisor of Devel- opmental Education Dr. Howard Heidbrink, Director of Bus- iness Services L 3. MF ' 'sf 1 x., Before publication, Dr. Gray edits materials for Your Schools . Changes in the district Dr. Travis makes an appointment with a consultant for a workshop. Among a few of the changes in the district administration this year was the hiring of Dr. Howard Heidbrink. He replaced Dr. Don Nelson as Director of Business Services. Another change was the addition of a conference room, and a new office for Mrs. Dorothy McArtor, Supervisor of De- velopmental Education. A concern by the Administration and the Board of Education led to the form- ation of a committee to study declining enrollment. Overall it was a year of great change and progress for the Administration and Board of Education. Administration!193 ,-4 .- Bm. ,,... .adh- 4-. 3. Marilyn Hamilton, Secretary Ruth Brosnanan, Secretary Kathy Schroder, Secretary Doris Gustafson, Secretary Joanne Morgan, Data Processing Secretary Mr. Gene Banaka, Principal Kent Miliiron, Instructional Secretary Marianne See, Instructional Secretary Iope. 1 Anne Pritchard, Registered Nurse James Ryan, Librarian David Starchevich, Librarian Pat Wasmuth, Pianist Administration!195 'E' ' ' - 7 - . , ,..:.-..-wilmgg-J-, A BETTY LITTLE-Biology. Human Growth and Development, SAM MAZE-Vocational Preparation. JOHN MUSGRAVE-Colonial American History, Constitutional Development, Modern Euro- pean History, U.S. Expansion. PAT OATES-Basic Educational Development, CYNTHIA PAYNE-Distributive Education. JODY PINCKAFID-Algebra I, Algebra ll and Trigonometry, Applied Math I,II. LISA RALLS-Human Growth and Development, Biology. VIRGINIA RAY-Foods l,II. DOFITHY FIAYBUFIN-Clothing l,ll, Foods II, Child Development. RANDY ROBINSON-Basic Business I,lI, Bus- iness Law, Data Processing, TONY ROLLINS-Algebra ll and Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Geometry, Elementary Statistics, Math Topics l,ll, JAN RUSSELL-Physical Education. W1 QQ Hill Mrs. Goetzinger watches the hall during a lunch shift. -ii- Waiting Ior his students to finish a test is Mr. Gray. NANCY SCOTT-Composition I,Il,III, Film as Literature, Man In His World, Mass Media. WILLIAM SCOTT-Spanish I,ll,III,IV. DON SHAFFEFI-Band, Theory and Harmony. VELMA SIAFID-Personal Typing, Typing, Secretarial Practice. LUCILE SMITH-Clerical Practice, Notehand, Oflice Machines, Personal Typing. ROBERT SMITH-Physical Education, KATHY SNELGROVE-Reading. WINIFRED SUTOR-Physical Education. 198!Teachers Teachers adjust fast When a teacher takes his or her first step into Center, it usually shows feelings can be summed up by thinking of the stu- dents' ability and inter- the teacher positive things. A teacher's first year is filIed,with fun, excitement, and work. Even through this, most est in working hard. Whenever a new teacher can get students to understand and willing to work, they have done their job. h i S test Not Pictured: Sue Bradtield I Gregory Coatsworth Linda McCormick Bill Merryman 1 4. During a homeroom, Mr. Arnall listens to a students story. teachers will still stay here. Through classes and any extra-curricular activities, teachers learn the atmosphere of teaching and the student life. The fi., QW? However, not everything is positive, discovered by every teacher. This oc- currence happens with his or her first referral, midquarter, or failure. BETTYE TRACY-Basic Language Arts, Basic Literature, Bible Literature. DUANE UNRUH-Physical Education. MARGARET VAN HOOK-Personal Typing, Basic Business ll, Recordkeeping. MIKE WEIBEFIT-Driver's Education. ROBIN WELLS-Band. MACKEY WILCOXON-Drafting, Mechanical Drafting. E. J. WILLS-Driver's Education. HEDDA WINETROUB-Famous Persons, Inter- national Relations, Minoroties. MARGARET ZIEGLEMANN--Basic Literature. Composition I. Teachers!199 'Jn V'-N Wm f Ink! 1 - B- W. ,,,,:5, ,--- 'ff-H : .I m , 'I A ,,..,.w 1 ' S i o Q W. 'K-X541 jig?-.L ,. 3: 'vi' 'rv 4 505 Q4 x Y 1 vw.- Jm , L . ,M I in 'K' Ur M:-f J lv.- ,uv ,952 fi, r f,,,ilnZM ,sux . :fx 1 , 'j+'.s:1'. ' 4'-A'--.1,.! . pi, 7 5' !S1H'Q2lf?9f 5 'swung l fn I 1 ' gk ml ,vgg V .. H ,.,,,,,..y-nn'-sqm ,Ei :J Lhasa I 4, rg-v 41 Il Q L !l-y '77, , 1-. . ,nik 3 N gf!t5:gs. 550-v I J C 1 1 4 F61 Qi? ' ,,-'fi I frf qi: ..- ,! if. 1 P i ns' Students uninterested in halftime activities discuss their plans for after the game as the effects of other people's enthusiasm is shown through confetti. Ax ADAMS, BILL Key Club 11,12, Spirit Club 11,12, Newspaper staff 9,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12 ALEXANDER, JEFF N.F.L, 10,- 11,12 ALLRED, SAM Football 9 AMMON, BRETT ANDERS, KEVIN ANDERSON, LEAH ANDERSON, ROB Concert Choir 9, Chamber choir 9, Sophomore choir, Gentleman Songsters 9, Community resources 12 ANDREWS, DAVID ANWAR, AZAM French Club 11,12, Science Club 11, Newspaper staff 9, N.H.S. 11,12, Political Science Club 11,12, Student Council 9,10,11, Basket- ball 10, Tennis 10,11,12 APPLEBY, JERRY German Club 10, Science Club 9, VICA 12 ARNONE, JOANNA Concert Choir 9, Saga Singers 9, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10, Spirit Club 9,10,11,- 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Student Council 9,10, Track Official 10,- 11,12 ASHFORD, RONNIE 204!Senior Summary ASJES, STEVE ig shots BAIRD, JANET A.F.S. 10,11, Musical 10, Concert Band 9,10,- 11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12 BARKER, KENNY VICA 12 BARNHARD, GINA DECA 12, Yearbook Staff 9, Pep Club 9 BARON, CHRIS BATLINER, STEVE BAUER, HOPE Student Coun- cil 9, Volleyball 9,10, Track 11 BEACH, GARY Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,- 11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 9 BEALS, EVANGELINE Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Melody Maidens 11,12, French Club 9,- 10,11, Newspaper Staff 11, SAE 11 BEBB, CHRISTINA BEGGS, ROBIN Players 58 11,12, Concert Choir 9,10,11, Saga Singers 9, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spirit Club 9, N.F.L. 12, Newspaper Staff 9, Fall Play 12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens Play 11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12 BELL, CATHY Swim Team 10, Tennis 10, Track official 10,11 BELL, PATTY Volleyball 10,- 11,12, Softball 10 BENNETT, KATHERINE Con- cert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11, Marching Band 10,11 BERRY, ANDY Players 58, 10,- 11,12, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9,10,11,12, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12, Fan Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,- 11,12, ChiIdren's Play 10,11,12 BERRY. DON BICE, BOBBY Key Club 11,12, N.H.S. 9, Concert Band 9,10,11,- 12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 12, Stage Band 9,12, Football 9, Track 9,11,12, Cross Country 11, Basketball 9,10,11,- 12 BICKLE, KELLY Spirit Club 9,- 10,11, VICA 12, Student Council 9,10,11, Wrestling Manager 10,- 11, Track 9,10, Volleyball 10,11 BICKLE, Sl-IELLY BLACKWOOD, KELLY Drill Team 10, Concert Choir 9,10,11, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10, Spanish Club 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Student Council 9,10,11,12 BLAINE, ROSS Players 58 10,- 11,12, 87th St. Gang 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens Play 10,11,12. BLATTNER, BUDDY Players 58 10,11,12, French Club 11, Key Club 11,12, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens Play 10,11,12 BLOCKER, DAN VICA 12, Football 9, Track 9, Wrestling 9 BLOOMBERG,HOWARD Con- cert Choir 9,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12, German Club 12 BODEN, JEANNE BOLIN, TOM Football 9,10,11,- 12, Basketball 9 BOLLING, MARK Key Club 11,12, Newspaper Staff 9, Stu- dent Council 10, Basketball 9, Golf 10,11,12, Track 9 BONDS, RHONDA BORDERS, MARY BOURNE, KEMP French Club 9,10,11, Spirit Club 9, Yearbook Staff 9, Student Council 11,12 BOWMAN, CINDY Spirit Club 9, Yearbook Staff 9 BOYD, PAT BOYD, STEVEN Players 58 10,11,12, Newspaper Staff 9, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens Play 10,11,12, Drama Club 9 BRANDMEYER, BECKY BRANDT, MONICA Players 58 10, Spirit 9,10,11,12, Wrestlettes 10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 9. Children's Play 10, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Home Economics Club 9 BRECKENRIDGE, MELODY Sor Chc 10,' BRI Chc Bas 10,' BRC Clul BUI Cor Foo BUI 12, 12, 10,1 10,1 BUI' Foo BUF BUF BYC Stut CAF 12, CAI Clul CAL Clul 12, 9. RES' CAL 10,1 S or Gen Scie 12, Mus CAIN Clul: N.H. dent dant 12, ' CAIN CORI Cho Genl Spar Club Year - 12, ing9 Con- mber hoir, l1,12, 0,11,- Club Stu- all 9, Club 'book I,12 Club s 58 9, Fall 11,12. irama ers 58 tlettes aff 9. ncert Band 11,12. .ODY Sophomore Choir, Concert Choir9.10,11.12. Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 12 BRIXEY, GENE Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10, Basketball 9,1O.11,12, Track 9,- 10,11,12, Concert Choir 9 BROCATO, MICHELLE Spirit Club 9,1O,12 BUFORD, KEVIN VICA 12, Concert Band 9, Stage Band 9, Football 9 BUNDY, NANCY A.F.S. 10,11,- 12, Pep Club 9, Yearbook Staff 12, CGSA 10, Student Council 10,11, Track 10, Track Official 10,11,12 BUNYARD, BARRY VICA 12, Football 9,10 BURNHAM, KAREN BURNS. PATRICK BYCHINSKY, KEVIN VICA 12, Student Council 10,11,12 A omedians CAFFEY, DENISE Spirit Club 12, Concert Band 9, COE 12 CAFFREY, JAMES French Club 11, Student Council 11 CALDWELL, SUSAN French Club 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,- 12, N.H.S. 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9, 100 Girls 11, Community Resources 11 CALKINS, CRAIG Players 58 10,11,12, Concert Choir 11,12. Sophomore Choir 10, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12. Science Club 9, Fall Play 10,11,- 12, Children's Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Stage Band 9 CAMARDO, LAURIE Spirit Club 9,12, Newspaper Staff 9. N.H.S. 11,12, 100 Girls 11, Stu- dent Council 9, Sno-ball Atten- dant 11, Homecoming Attendant 12, Track Official 10,11 CANNON, MIKE A.F.S. 12, Concert Choir 9,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12, Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9, Yell Leader 12, : I 'a-+5 j , 'I 'Q 43 Yell leader, BOB RITTMAN, cheers at a pep assembly. F00tbaII 9,10, Basketball 9, Track9 CASS, MARCIA DECA 12 CHARTRAND, MARY DECA 12, Volleyball 10 CHRISTIAN, KEVIN Concert Choir 9, Chamber Choir 9, VICA 12, Football 9, Basketball 9, Track 9, Pop Choir 9 CHRISTY, JOHN Football 9,- 10,11, Basketball 9, Track 9,10,- 11 CIROTTO, CHRIS CLARK, MARCIA Spirit Club 9,10,11, Yearbook Staff 9, Soft- ball 10, Swimming 11,12 CLARK, SUSAN Spirit Club 9. Volleyball 10,11, Track Official 10,11,12 CLOUD, BECKY Spanish Club 10,11, Spirit Club 9, Volleyball 10,11,12, Chess Club 9 CLOUGH,JODlE SpanishClub 11, Spirit Club 9, Searchlight Staff 12, Yearbook Staff 9, Stu- dent Council 10 COHEN, STUART Football 9 COHN, LARRY COLE, CHUCK COLLINS, KYLE COMPTON, RON Key Club 11,12, SpiritCIub 12, Community Resources 11, Football 9.10, Track 9,11,12, Basketball 9 CONNET, FRANK CONRAD, DAVID Basketball 9,10,11,12 CONROY, COLLEEN DECA12, Student Council 10,11 CONSTANT, JOHN Key Club 10,11,12, Concert Band 10,11,- 12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, stage Band 10,11,12, Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 10,11,12, Track 10 COPPAKEN. JUDY DECA 12, Spanish 10,11, Tennis 10 COSLER, DEBBIE DECA 12 COX, JOHN COX, NANCY Players 58 10,- 11,12, Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 9, Yearbook Staff 9,12, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens 10 Play 10,11,12 CRAWFORD. SONDRA CROSS, JIM A.F.S. 11, Ger- man Club 10,11,12, Student Council 11 CULVER, BOB CURLESS. BOB CURRALL. STEVE Football 9,- 10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12 irectors DAGERMAN, LINDA Concert Choir 9,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10,11,12 DARROW, JULIE Spirit Club 9,10, Track official 10,11,12 DAVIDSON, SAM Concert Choir 10,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters10,- 11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club 11,12, VICA 12, Political Science Club 11, Student Coun- cil 10, Musical 10,11, Wrestling 10, Golf 10,11,12, Basketball 9 DAVIDSON, TIM Key Club 9,- 10,11,12, Spirit Club 11,12, VICA 12, Student Council 10,11, Basketball 9, Golf 9,10,11,12 DAVIS, GARY Spanish Club 10,11,12,SpiritClub10,11,Year- book Staff 12, Student Council 10, Football 9 DAVIS, RICK DECA 12, Wrestl- ing 11 DAVIS, SCOTT DAY, BRAD DEARDORFF, ROGER Concert Choir 9, VICA 12 DERBY, JOE Concert Choir 9,- 10,12, Chamber Choir 10,12, Gentlemen Songslers 10,11, Student Council 12, Stage Band 11,12 DICAPO, RENEE Drill Team 11,12, Sophomore Choir 10, Spirit Club 9,10,11, Cheerleader 9, Student Council 9,10,11, Volleyball 10,11,12, Softball 10,- 11 DICAPO, ROSEMARY DICKHUT, MARK DILLENSCHNEIDER, KIM Spirit Club 9,10,Student Council 9,11, Concert Band 9, COE 12 DISHMAN, JOAN Spirit Club 9, VICA 12 DITZLER, VALERIE DORRELL, VICKIE Concert Band9 DOUGLASS, DEBI Players 58, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 11,12, Children's Play 11,12, Track Ol- ficial 12 DOUGLASS, DENISE Players 58 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 11,12, Children's Play 11,12, Track Of- ficial 11,12 DREILING, MARK DRITLEY, JILL Drill Team 10,- 11,12, French Club 10, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 12, Community Resources 12 DU BOIS, DAVID Concert Choir 9, Key Club 10,11.12, N.F.L. 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9, Basketball 9, Track 9 DURBIN, JANET Spanish Club 11 DURKIN, RALPH N.F.L. 12, Student Council 11, Basketball 9 xtras EDDY, GEORGE Senior Summary!205 EGLOFF, CHERYL EIKE, ERIK German Club 10,- 11.12, Key Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club 11,10, Yell Leader 11, Stu- dent Council 10,11, Concert Band 9, Football 9,10,11, Indoor Track 10,11,12. Track 9,10,11,- 12, Basketball 9 EISENSTEIN, AMY Players 58 10,11,12, 87th St. Gang 10,11,- 12, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9,12, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, German Club 11,12. Science Club 10,11, Newspaper Staff 9, N.H,S. 11,12, Political Science Club 10,11,12, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 10,11 ELLIOT, JENNIFER Concert Choir 9,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,- 10,11,12 EMLET, GREG Spirit Club 10,- 11,12, Football 9, Basketball Manager 9, Track 9, Indoor Track 10 ERICKSON, ROGER Spanish Club 11, Key Club 11,12, Searchlight Staff 12 BRS FALKE. STEVE Key Club 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Community Resources 11, Boys Tennis 10 FERRO. LAURA Spirit Club 9. VICA 12, Student Council 10,11 FEY, RON German Club 12. Wrestling 11,12 FISHER, TIM Track 9 FITZGERALD, KEVIN FITZSIMMONS, TIM Student Council 9 FIXLER, CHERI FLATHMAN, KATHY Players 58 12, Concert Choir 9,10,11, Melody Maidens 10,11, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, J.V. Cheerleader 10,11, Cheerleader 9, Community Resources 12. Student Council 9 FLESCHMAN, MIKE DECA 12 FORBES, JEFF Student Coun- cil 9,10, Swimming 9,10,11,12 206!Senior Summary FRANCO. DEBBIE FRAZIER, ROBERT Soph- omore Choir 10, Newspaper Staff 9, Community Resources 12 FREDMAN, BARBARA Spirit Club 9,10,12 FUGlTT, LAURA FULTZ, DAVE Concert Choir 9,10, Gentlemen Songsters 10, Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9, Wrestling 11,12, Track 9,11 1 uest stars GABEL, PAUL GARLETT, GORDON GEORGE, RICK DECA 12, Concert Choir 9, Basketball 9, Football 11 GIERINGER, MICHAEL DECA 12, Basketball 9, Wrestling 11 GIESEKE, BRENDA SplritCIub 9, Track Official 10,11,12 GILBERT, JOHN Musical 10,- 11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 9,- 10,11,12 GILES, TERRIE Student Coun- cil 11, Basketball 11,12, SAE 10, Girls Track Manager 11 GILGUS, FRANK Players 58 10,11,12, Concert Choir 11, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters10,- 11, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Children's Play 10,11,- 12 GINDER, JOHN GLASS, RANDY VICA 12, Basketball9 GLENTZER, STEVE Concert Band 9,10,11, Marching Band 10.11, Pep Band 10,11, Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10 GOODLOE, KRISTI Players 58 10,11,12, 87th st, Gang 12, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9,11,12, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Newspaper Staff 9,12, CGSA 10, Fall Play 10,11,12, Childrens Play 10,11,- 12, Track 10 GOSNEY, BRETT Football 9, Basketball 9, Track 9. Wrestling 10 GRAF,MARTI Concert Choir9, Spanish Club 11, Key Club 11,- 12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12. 9th Grade Cheerleader, Newspaper Staff 12, Student Council 9,11,12 GRAGG, i.isA Spirit Club 9,- 10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 9,12, Student Council 9,12 GRANOFF, JOEL Spanish Club 11,12, Newspaper Staff, 12, Ouill and Scroll 11,12, Yearbook Staff 12 GRAY, DEBBIE German Club 10,11,12, N.H.S. 11, 12, Year- book Staff 9, 100 Girls 11,12, CGSA 11,12, Community Resources, Track 10, Softball 11, Volleyball 9, Girls' State 11 GRAY, MARK Players 58 11.- 12, German Club 9, N.H.S. 9, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Yearbook Staff 12, Fall Play 11,12, Children's Play 11,12, Musical 11,12 GREATHOUSE. MARK GRECO, ANDREA Spirit Club 9,10, Yearbook Staff 9, Track 9,- 10,12, Volleyball 9,10 GREGORY. CHRIS VICA 12 GROOM, STEVE GROOMS. DONNA Yearbook Staff9 GROSS, GERRI Concert Choir 9,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir Melody Maidens 11,12, Volleyball 10 GROVES, CAROL GROVES, SUSAN II I GTOGS HAGGARD, JOHN Concert Choir 10, Gentlemen Songsters 10, N.H.S. 11,12, Community Resources 12, Football 9,10,11,- 12, Wrestling 9,10,11,12 HALE, PAT HALEY, ALAN HALL, MATT HALLORAN, STEVE DECA 12, Wrestling 9,10,11 HAMMER, CATHY HAMRICK, SUSAN Concert choir 9, Spirit club 9,10,11, Yearbook Staff 9, Community Resources 11, Swim Team 10,- 11,12, Volleyball 11,12 HANOVER, BECKY Players 58 10,11, Spirit Club 10,11, Newspaper Staff 12, Girls' Basketball Manager 11 HANSFORD, JOHN Soph- omore Choir, French Club 11,12, Spanish Club 10, Key Club 10,11,12, Com- munity Resources 11, Student Council 10,11, Football 9, Track 9,10,11,12 HARBIN, BOB HARDIN, MICHELE Sopho- more Choir, Melody Maidens 10, VICA 12, Concert Band 9,10,11, Pep Band 10,11, Stage Band 9 HARPER, STEVE Yearbook Staff 9, Concert Band 9, Football 9,10,11,12, indoor Track 10,11, Track 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 11,- 12 HARR, TAMMY DECA 12 HAYDEN, CHARLEY Basket- ball 9, Football 9 HAYNER, VALERIE Players 58 11,12, Drill Team 12, Spirit Club 9, VICA 12, Student Council 10,- 11, Fall Play 11,12, Childrens Play 11, Musical 11.12, Diving Team 11,12 HEDGES, DAWN Sophomore Choir HEDGES, JIM VICA 12 HELLMAN, DEBRA German Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,11,- 12, Girls' Softball Manager 11,12 HENDERSON, IRENE HILL, CHRIS Concert Choir 9, VICA 12, Basketball 9,10 HILLE, TIM HINES, GILBERT DECA 12. Spirit Club 11,12, Student Coun- cil 9,11,12, Basketball 9,10 HINK, PAUL N.F.i.. 11,12, N.H.S,11,12 HlTCl HOD! HOGZ HOID Club HOF'Ii HORI Baski HOST 12 HUN' HURI 10,11 Gan 11,1 Mel Che Reso 9, Fa 10,11 12 HURT 10,11 ball EI HURT HYD 11,1 Club Musiu 11,12 IME 12, 11,1 IVER JACK S Coun 12. Track F.C.A JAC JAN JAN ICETI 0,11, unity 10,- rs 58 l.11. iirls' oph- n c h lub om- ldent 'rack pho- IS 10, 0.11, 'ld 9 Eook tball 0,11, I 11,- sket- rs 58 Club I 10.- rens iving m0fe YFTIBN '9.11.- 11,12 oir 9. 12 DUD- HITCHCOCK, TAMMY HODES, JIM Football 12 HOGSETT, TERRY DECA 12 HOINS, BARBARA French Club11,12 HOPKINS, TAMMY HORNER, GREG Football 9,10. Basketball 9 HOSTERMAN, SHARON VICA 12 HUNTER, KELLY HURST, DEANNA Players 58 10,11,12, Drill Team 12, 87th St. Gang 11,12, Concert Choir 9,10,- 11,12, Chamber Choir 9,11,12, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Cheerleader 9, Community Resources 11, Student Council 9, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Children's Play 10,11,- 12 HURTADO, ROY Football 9,- 10,11,12, Wrestling 11, Basket- ball 9, Track 9,1O,11,12 HURTT, OARRYL HYDE, MELISSA Players 58 11,12, Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 11,12, Children's Play 11,12, Tennis 10,11 mpressionists IMES, PAM Players 58 10.11,- 12, Sophomore Choir, N.F,L. 11,12, Student Council 11 IVERS, DEANO ESt9I'S JACKSON, B. J, Concert Choir Sophomore Choir, Student Council 9,12, Football 9,10,11,- 12, Track 9,10,11,12, Indoor Track 10,11,12, Basketball 9. F.C.A. 10,11,12 JACKSON, BOB JAMES, JERRY JAMES, JUDY VICA 12 JANNER, BECKY Players 58 11,12, Drill Team 11,12. Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9,11,12, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, German Club 11,12, Political Science Club 10,11,12, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 10,11,12, Childrens Play 11 JANSSENS, JOHN JANTTI,-JAANA Concert Choir 12, Melody Maidens 12, Spirit Club 12 JARRET, CHARLOTTE JEFFURS, SHEILA Players 58 10,11, Musical 10, Childrens Play 10 JOHNS, ROB Spanish Club 10,11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club 10,11,12, Science Club 9,11, Newspaper Staff 9, N.H.S. 11,12, Yell Leader 11, Student Council 9, Football 9,- 10,11,12, Basketball 9,10, Indoor Track 9,10,11,12,Track9,10,11,- 12, C Club 10,11,12 JOHNSON, CAMERON Year- book Staff 9, Wrestling 9,10, Football 9 JOHNSON, DANA German Club 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,- 12, Swim Team 1O.11,12 JOHNSON, DAN JOHNSON, GLENN Science Club 9, Concert Band 9, 10,11,- 12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Track 11 JOHNSON, JAMES DECA 12. Concert Choir 9, Science Club 9. Yearbook Stall 9, Wrestling 9, Golf 10 lng Kong Fans KARNOWSKI, SHEREE DECA 12, Sophomore Choir, Spirit Club 9,10 KELETI, PAUL keys, MARK Football 11,12. Wrestling 10,11,12 KIEFFER, JULIA German Club 10,11,12, Spirit Club lo, N.F.L. 11,12, N.H.S. 11,12. Yearbovk Stalf 9, Political Science Club 11,12, Girls' Swim Team 10 KILBURN, JIM DECA 12, Concert Choir 9, Football Wrestl- lng 11 KINCAID, CHUCK KINYON, SHERI KIPP, DAVE Concert Band 9,- 10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,- 12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9 KLEITZ, DAVID Concert Choir 9,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12. Concert Band 9 KNlGHT,JULlE Players 5810,- 11,12, Concert Choir 11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Fall Play 10,- 11, Children's Play 10, Musical 10 KRASHIN, JEFF Musical 9,10,- 11, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 9,- 10,11,12 KRUMP, LISA eading Roles LANG, CHERYL Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 9,10,12, COE 12 LAUGHLAND, LAURIE Span- ish Club 12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,- 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, CGSA 10,11,- 12, Volleyball 10,11,12, Track 10, Basketball 11,12 LEAHY, LESLIE LEVY, GREG VICA 12 LEWIS, CHRIS Drill Team 12. Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spirit Club 10,11,12 LEWIS, LYNNE Spirit Club 10 LICAUSI, LENORA A,F.S. 10. Drama Club 9, Players 5810,11,- 12, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spirit Club 9. Yearbook Staff 9, Fall Play 10,- 11,12,MuSlCal1O,11,12, Children's Play 10,11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10.11,12 LINCOLN, DENNIS DECA 12, Football 9, Track 9 LITTLE, CHRISTIE Drama Club 9, Drill Team 10,11,12, Ger- man Club 10,11,12, Key Club 11,12, Spirit Club 10,11,12, N.H,S. 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Yearbook Stall 9, Political Science Club 11,12, 100 Girls 11,12, Student Council 10,11,12, Musical 10,11, Track Official 10,- 11,12, Girls' State 11 LITTLEJOHN, MIKE A.F.S. 12, Concert Band 9,10,11, Marching Band 10,11 LOCKYEAR, RUTH Players 58 11,12, Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 10, Cheerleader 9, N,F.L. 11,12, Newspaper Stall 9, Year- book Stalt 12, Political Science Club 12, Fall Play 10,11,12, Musical 11,12, Swimming 10 LONDON, GREG Newspaper Stall 9, Musical 11. Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 9.11.12, Tennis 9,- 10,11,12, Basketball 9, Swim- ming 10,11,12 LOTZ, DAVID LUETJEN, KEVIN German CIub11 LUNA, BILL Spanish Club 12, Spirit Club 11,12 LYNCH, JEFF Concert Choir 9. VICA 12, Football 9 MM, MAIS. ROBERTA Players 58 11,12, Sophomore Choir, Fall Play 10,11, Musical 10,11. Childrens Play 10,11 MANGIARACINA, TERESA Spirit Club 9,10, VICA 12. Volleyball 10 MANIFOLD, JAY Science Club 11, N.F.L. 11,12. Yearbook Stall 9, Political Science Club 12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12 Senior Summary!207 MANNING, TRUDE Spanish Club 10,11,12, Newspaper Statt 9 MANNINO, FRANCES Concert Choir 9,10,11, Chamber Choir 9, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Key Club 12. Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, J.V, Cheerleader 10.11, Cheerleader 9, Yearbook Stalt 9 MARR, RICHARD VICA 12 MARTIN, STEVE MATHANY, DARRELL VICA 12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10.11, Stage Band 9 MAXIM, CRAIG Concert Choir 9, German Club 10,11,12 MC CALMON. ROGER MC CORMICK, LISA DECA 12 MC GOVERN, JIM DECA 12 MC KINNEY, BARB Basketball 11,12, Track Official 10,11,12 MC LAUGHLIN, JOHN Year- book Stalf 12, Wrestling 11, Basketball 9 MC MORROW, ERIN Spirit Club 9,10,11, Searchlight Staff 12, CGSA 11.12. Swimming 10,- 11,12. Mascot 11 MC TERNAN, HUGH Concert Choir 9, Key Club 11, Spirit Club 11, Yell Leader 11, Cross Coun- try 10,11,12, Indoor Track 11,12, Track 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9.- 10. Football 9 MEADE, MARITA French Club 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11, Com- munity Resources 11, Swimming 10 MEDLEY, NANCY Yearbook Staff 9, Political Science Club 11, Children's Play 11 MEINERS, JOSEPHINE DECA 12 MELCHIOR, MARY Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, N.H,S. 11,12 MENKE. LEONARD MERRITT, BILL A.F.S. 9.10, French Club 9,10,11,12, Spanish Club 10,11,12, Basketball 10.11.- 12, Football 9,10,11,12 MICHAEL, LAURA MILES, RICHARD Key Club 12, Concert Band 9,10,11, Marching Band 10.11, Stage Band 9, F.C,A. 12, Wrestling 10,11,12. KITTY ZIMMERMAN, senior. prepares to solder her jewelry project. 12.1 Qi-3,2 X X auf V X., -4 gh ' 1 ' f- , A Bw '- in-S. do A 5 ,iv ...I-' Cross Country 12, Football 9 Basketball 9 MILLER, JAY MILLER. JOHN Spirit Club 12, Community Resources 11, Foot- ball 9, Track and Field 9,10,11, Wrestling 9 MIZE, RANDY ConcertChoir9. Science 9, Football 9, Swimming 11,12 MONTGOMERY, TERRI Spirit Club 9,10,11,12. Varsity Cheerleader 12, J.V. Cheerleader 10.11. Cheerleader 9, Student Council 9,10,11,12 MORAVEK, VINCE MORRELL, GENALEE VICA 12 MORRIS, DEBBIE MORISSEY, CAROL Drill Team 11, Spirit Club 9.10.11 MUFIFIN, GREG Newspaper Staff9 N ew talent NADLMAN, JEFF Concert Choir 9.11, Chamber Choir 11, Sophomore Choir. Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12, VICA 12 NEAVEILL, KEVIN NEBGEN, PAM German Club 10,12, N.H.S. 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9, 100 Girls 11,12, Musical 10,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 10.Pep Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 11,12 NELSON. KIRK Football Manager 9, Basketball 9.10. Track 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 10,11,12, Jazz Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 10.11. Marching Band 10,11,12, Concert Choir 9,10,- 11,12, Saga Singers 9, Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12. Key Club 11,12, Musical 10,11,12. N.H.S. 11,12, Yearbook 9, 87th St. Gang 12 NGUYEN, ouv NIELSON, KENNETH NOLAN, renal, Spirit Club 9.12, Newspaper Staff 12, Swimming 10,12, Tennis 12 NOLAND, JAMES 1 scar winners OBOYLE, DAN Musical 9, Football 9.10. Track 9, Cross Country 10 OLARTE, DAVE Track 10. Swimming 9,10,11,12, Diving Team 11,12 OLATRE, KARIN Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10, Spirit Club 10.12, N.F.L, 10,11,12, Swimming 10,12, Softball 12 ONSTAD, CINDY Players 58 10,11,12, Concert Choir 9,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12. Spirit Club 9, Fall Play 11, Childrens Play 11,- 12. Musical 11,12 OSBORN, JANET Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Political Science Club 12, Basketball 11,12, SAE 10,11 OSBORN. RONNIE Yearbook Staff 12, Student Council 12, Concert Band 9.10, Football 9,- 10,11,12, Basketball 9.10, Indoor Track 10,11,12, Outdoor Track 10,11,12, Newspaper Staff 9 r0dUCel'S PAGE, MIKE Concert Choir 9.- 1O.11,12, Chamber Choir 9. Gentlemen Songsters 10,11,12 PARTIN, RUSSELL PECK, STEVE VICA 12 PERILLO, ROBERT PERKINS. MARY PERRY, CAROLYN PETERSON. BETH Political Science 11, Community Resources11 PFEFER, AARON PHEGLEY, KENNETH Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 9.11,12, 87th St. Gang 11,- 12, Gentlemen Songsters10,11,- 12 PITTMAN, ALAN PLOST, SHARON Spirit Club 9,10,11,12 POLLA Wrestlii POLSE Choir, ' 11, Te Team 1 POTTEI 9.10.11 12, Gen 12, Key Staff 11 Scroll ' Yell Lea Footbal 12 PRATT. 1 1 ,12. BZSSYJB RAMSH 10.11.11 11,12 RAWSCI REDDY REDLI Spanis 12, Fal Childre Band 9. 9,10,11, REED. Choir 1J 12. Tre REED. Track Track lvl REED. F' RENDIN RENNAL 9. VICA RICE, K1- Concert 9. Sop Maiden 1 1 , 1 2, Newspel Resourc RIEDEL, 11,12, book I I 10 RITTM I Club T5 Ausical 9. k 9, Cross Track 10, 12. Diving Sophomore ns 10, Spirit . 10,11,12, ltball 12 Players 58 ioir 9,11,12, r, Melody pirit Club 9. ns Play 11,- Concert 9,10,11,12, Club 12. IE 10,11 Yearbook Council 12, Football 9,- 9,10, Indoor door Track ' Staff 9 rt Choir 9,- Choir 9, S 10,11,12 A12 Political m m u nity Concert Chamber t. Gang 11,- ters 10,11,- Club POLLAK. BRIAN DECA 12, Wrestling 10 POLSELLI, DIANE Sophomore Choir, VICA 12, Chlldren's Play 11, Tennis 9,10,11,12, Swim Team 11, Track 9 POTTER, TIM Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Chamber Choir 11,- 12, Gentlemen Songsters10,11,- 12, Key Club 11,12, Newspaper Staff 12, NHS 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9. Yell Leader 11, Track 9,10,11,12, Football 9,10, Cross Country 11,- 12 PRATT, STEVE French Club 11,12, Student Council 9, Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9 omantics RAMSEY, RUTH German Club 10,11,12, CGSA 12, Softball 10,- 11,12 RAWSON, JULIE REDDY, PAUL REDLIN, RITA Drill Team 12, Spanish Club 10,11, Spirit Club 12, Fall Play 10, Musical 10, Children's Play 10, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12 REED, BECKY Sophomore Choir 10, Spirit Club 9,10, VICA 12, Track 10 REED, RENEE Spirit Club 9, Track Official 10,11,12, Girls' Track Manager 10 REED, RON RENDINA. MARK RENNAU, BOB Concert Choir 9. VICA 12 RICE, KATHY Drill Team 11,12. Concert Choir 9, Chamber Choir 9, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11. Spirit Club 9,10,- 11,12, Cheerleader 9. Newspaper Staff 9, Community Resources 12, Student Council RIEDEL, JOANNA Drill Team 11,12, Spirit Club 11.12. Year- book Staff 12, Student Council 10 RITTMAN, ROBERT German Club 10, Key Club 10, Yell Leader 11, Concert Band 10,11. Pep Band, Football 9, Wrestling 9.10,11, Track 9,10 ROBB, MIKE ROBERTS, KAREN Concert Choir 9,11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12 ROBISON, BETSY RUANE, JOE Wrestling 9,10,- 11,12 RUNNELS, MARLA Concert Choir 11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Ger- man Club 12, Spirit Club 10.12, Yearbook Stall 9, Musical 12 RUSNAK, KRISTI Sophomore Choir, Spirit Club 9,10, VICA 12. Student Council 10 RYAN, DALE tand ins SADLER, GREG SANDERS, KEN VICA 12 SBISA, TONI SCHNEIDER, SCOTT German Club 10,11, Concert Band 9,10,- 11, Marching Band 10,11 SCOFIELD, RICK SCOTT, KRISTA Players 58 11,12, Spanish Club 12, Spirit Club 10,11, Fall Play 11,12, Musical 11 SEARLS, DAVE Sophomore Choir, Gentlemen Songsters 10. Spirit Club 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Yell Leader 12, Goll 9,10,11,- 12 SEEGER, MARK SEIBOLT. JACKIE SERRIOZ, JEANNE Drill Team 10,11,12, Concert Choir 9, Spanish Club 9,10.11. Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 12 SETTLEMYER, MIKE SHAFER, JEAN SHEPPARD. DARRELL SHIPERS, LISA Softball 11,12 SHUSTER, SHARON DECA12, Science Club 9, Fall Play 9 SIEGEL, LANCE DECA 12 SIEGEL, STEVE Voc-Tech 11,- 12 SIMON, JEFF Football 9,10 SIMPSON, LEA ANN VlCA12, Softball 11 SKELTON, LAURIE SMITH. BRADLEY Manager for Basketball 10,11 SOMMERS, KEITH Concert Choir 9. VICA 12 SMITLEY, SHERRI SOMMERS, KEITH SPARKS. DON SPEISE, CAMILLE Drill Team 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Newspaper Staff 12 SPENCER, MONA Concert Choir9 SPURGEON, JEFF STEINZEIG, CINDY Spirit Club 12 STONE, JANICE spirit club 9,- 10,11,12, Newspaper staff 12, NHS 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,- 12, Yearbook staff 9 STUMPFF, JIM SWARTZ, MARTY Spanish Club 11.12, Football 9,10, Basketball9 SWEETEN, BRAD Concert Choir 9,10,11,12, Gentlemen Songsters 9,10,11,12, Football 9, Basketball9 SWYDEN, TAMMY Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Wrestlettes 11,12, Newspaper Stall 12, Swimming 10, Track Official 11,12 alent Scouts TALLEY, RANDY TAYLOR, TERRY THARP, JIM Golf 11 THEISS, JERRY VICA 12, Concert Band 9,10, Marching Band 10, Pep Band 10, Track 9, Football 9 THORNTON, RICHARD DECA 12, Football 9 TIERNEY, TAMMY Players 56 10,11, Concert Choir 11,12, Sophomore Choir, Melody Maidens 10,11,12, Spirit Club 10, Newspaper Staff 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Political Science Club 11,12, Student Council 10. Fall Play 10,11, Musical 11, Chlldren's Play 10,11 TIRAS, PAUL German Club 11, VICA 12, Football 9 TOLLE. DEBBIE Sophomore Choir, Tennis Team 11 TOWSTER, MIREK TURNER, BRIAN TURVILLE, KENNETH IU nder Studies UNDERWOOD, KATHY DECA 12, Sophomore Choir UNDERWOOD, MARK UNGER, CAROL Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Volleyball 12 VANDERFORD, TOM German Club 12, Key Club 12, Football 9, Indoor Track 10,11,12, Track 9,- 10,11,12 VANN, VICTOR Voc-Tech 11,- 12 VANSANT, LORI Players 58 10,11,12, French Club 11,12, Spanish Club 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Fall Play 10,11,12. Musical 10,11,12, Chlldren's Play 10,11,12 VAFIADY, MARC Players 58 10,11,12, 87th St. Gang 11,12, Concert Choir 9.10, Gentlemen Songsters 10, Fall Play 12, Musical 9,10,11,12, Chlldren's Play 10, Football 9, Wrestling 9, Track 9 VAUGHAN, RANDALL Senior Summary!209 VENNEMAN. PAT VEST. RANDALL VU, KHANH W WALKER, GARY WALLACE, DEBBIE WARD, LAURA DECA 12, Drill Team 11,12, Spirit Club 10,11, Track 9,10, Volleyball 10,11,12 WATERS, TIMOTHY WATTS, RICHARD WEAVER, CAREY WEBER, MIKE Football 9 WEINZIRL, STEVEN WEST, JIM Newspaper 12, GoIt10,11,12 WHITNEY, LAURA Drill Team 12, Concert Choir 9,11,12, Chamber Choir 9, Melody Maidens 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,- 11,12, Yearbook Staff 9, Musical 1011 21O!Senior Summary WILCHER, JULIE Spirit Club 9,1O,11,12 WILHOIT, SAM WILKERSON, SUSIE Spirit Club 10, CGSA 11,12, Girls' Track 10,11,12 WILLIAMS, JOHN Concert Choir 9, Spirit Club 12, Football 11 WILLIAMS, KEVIN WILLIAMS, KRIS Spanish Club 10,11, Spirit Club 9,10,11,- 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Student Council 10,11,12 WILLIAMS, SCOTT WILLIAMS, WILLIAM WILLIS, THOMAS WILSON, ERIC Spanish 9,10,- 11,12, Spirit Club 12, Science 9, N.H.S. 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Student Council 10,11, Football 9, Track 9,1O, Indoor Track 10,11 WILSON, TINA German 10,- 11,12, Basketball 12 WINN, LISA French 1112 Science Club 11, N,H,S. 11,12, Cross Country 9, Tennis Team 11, Track Team 11, SAE 10,11 WITHERSPOON, SHARON Drill Team 11,12, Spanish Club 10, Spirit Club 9, N.I-l.S. 11,12, CGSA 11,12 WRIGHT, RICK 95 men YOUNG, ANN DECA 12. Concert Choir 9 eigfield stars ZIMMERMAN. KATHY Year- book Staff 9, COE 12 ZIMMERMAN, KITTY Year- book Staff, COE 12 ZUROWSKI, SHARI Sopho- more'Choir, CGSA 11,12, Com- munity Resources 11, Girls' Basketball Manager 11,12, Boys' Tennis Manager 11, SAE 10,11 Stud tivitiei I X. yi 'I I 41 41' Aa F , H V A :N I- Q 7 BINK. PHIL 92.116, BIRMINGHAM, CATHY 128. 179. BISGARD. JULIE 49.60. 61.165. BIVINS. JANET 66.69. 165. BUDC BUFO BUND 142 BUNK 179 BUNY We're the drill team and we're Cool. We know it and we show it! We like the squad. it's the mod squad. AARON. SCOTT 164. ABEL. KRISTA 61,14O.154. 154 . ABEL. J. MARY 72.74.178. ACCURSO. JOSEPH 90.1081 178. ADAMS, BILL 39.56.57.102 140,166,167. ADELMAN. PHYLLIS 164. ADKINS. BILL 96.164, AGRON. GERRI 53.61.66. 69.164. AKERS. RICK 72.74.178. ALBERS. DON 164. ALEXANDER. JEFF 44145. 140. ALLISON. JEFF 115.178, ALLREAD. BEVERLY 190'. ALLRED. SAM 140. ' ALLRED. TROY 178. ALLEN, CLAYTON 64, ALPORT. LISA 164. AMMON, BRETT 94.95.96. 140.147. ANDERS, KEVIN 140. ANDERSON. LEAH 76,140. ANDERSON. MICHAEL 160. ANDERSON. ROB 77.140, ANDERSON. TOM 72,74,75. 164. ANDREWS, DAVID 140. ANTHONY. BOB 164. ANTHUIS, ALLAN 178. ANTONOPOULOS. CONSTANTINE 74. ANWAR, AZAM 46.5o'.14o. 149. APPLEBY. JERRY 41.141. ARCHER. MIKE 178. ARETAKIS. PETER 178. ARNOLD. MARK ARNONE. JOAN NA 140.154'. 221. ARNONE. MIKE 3B.164.169' ASHFORD. RON 140. 212!Index ASHLEY, CRYSTAL 61 .66.69. ASHLEY. LORIE 61.72.74. ASJES. STEVE 39.79.943 96.166-67. ATTAWAY, CECLIA 141. AUGHTMAN. CAROL 76,198 AUGHTMAN. MELANY 178. AUSTIN. CAROL 178. AVERY, SUSAN 61.65,72, 76. AVILA, ESTHER .165. BACCHLIS. DAN 165. BAILEY. WELTMAN 165. BAIRD. JANET 72.14o. BAKER. KELLY 41.165. BAKER. PAT 165. BALL. WILLIAM 44.72. 74.75.175. BALLANTYNE. MARK 115. 179. BALLEW. BETH 179. BARA. MARK 179. BARASH. ANDREA 165. BARDWELL. LESA 132.179. BARMANN. JANE BARMANN. PATTY 165. BARNES. FREDDIE 190'. BARNETT. JANICE 72.165, BARNHART. GINA 140. BARON. CHRIS 140. BATLINER. DONNA 165. BATLINER. MIKE 179. BATLINER. STEVE 952 96.97.14o. BAUER. HOPE 140. BAUER, STEVE 165. BAUMGARDNER. VICKIE 179. BAYLES. JOHN BEACH. GARY 72,74,75. 141. BEACH. MICKEY 39.106, 165. BEALS, EVANGELINA 66. 141. BEASLEY. CLOTELLA 179. BEASLEY. DELMAS 61.165. BEBB. CHRISTINA 140. 140-. BECKETT. ANNE 53.66. 69.76-.124,125.165. BEELER. APRIL 165. BEGGS. LEELAH 66.67. 69,72.74.165. BEGGS. ROBIN 44.53,61. 69.72.74.141. BELINGLOPH. MARK 190'. BELL. CATHY 141. BELL. DEBORAH 165. BELL. PATTY 141. BELL. RHONDA 165. BENANTI. FRANK 165. BENNETT. ANITA 179. BENNETT. KATHY 66.67. 69,141,163 BENSON. MIKE 179. BENTLEY. JOYCE 165. BERGTHOLD, RANDY 179. BERRY. ANDY 60.61.64. 65.66.67.68'.141. BERRY. DON 41.a5.141. BERRY. LYNDA 165. BERRY. RICHARD 72.74. 165. BERRY. SI-IEILA 179. BETHARDS, KATHY 165. BETTS. JOHN 165. BEVERIDCE. KEN 165. BICE. BOBBY 3a.53.72. 74.75.102'.104.141. BICE. PATRICIA 179. BICKEL. JOHN 165. BICKLE. KELLY 140. BICKLE. SI-IELLY 141. BICKLE. TRACEY 13O.131. 165.196. BIGELOW. ROBIN 165. BIGGS, PHIL 88.178, BIKSON. BRUCE 102.103, 178. BIKSON. GAYLE 179, BILES. E. 69. BLATTNER. BUDDY 141. BJORKMAN, IVER BLACKWOOD. KELLY 141. BLAOKWOOD. TRACY 179. BLAINE. Ross 6o.61.62. 64'.66.67.68.71.141. BLOCKER. DAN 140. BLOOMBERG. HOWARD 66. 141. BODEN. DICKY 179. BODEN. .IEANNE 141. BOLIN, PATRICK 179. BOLIN. TOM 96,141. BOLLING,MARK141. BONDS. DARRYL 9o.1oe'. 179. BOOSMAN. BILL 83.179. BOOSMAN. MITCH 67.116, 179. BORDERS. MARY 141. BORNSTEIN. MARSHA 179. BOURNE. DAVID 179. BOURNE. KEMP 141. BOWMAN. CINDY 141. BOYD. PAT 142. BOYD, STEVEN 61.142. BOYLES, JOHN 165. BRAOKENBIJRY. KAREN 165. BRACKENBURY. RICHARD BRACKETT. VINCE 60.61. BRANCATO. STEVE 165. BRANDMEYER. BECKY 66, 69.140. BRANDMEYER. MARK sa. 96.165. BRANDT. MONICA 72.79-. 74,128.142.160'. BRECKENRIDGE. BELINDA 124,125,165 BRECKENRIDCE. MELODY 72,142. BRECKENRIDCE, MICHELL 179. BREGC, JEFF 179. BREITLINC. DEBBIE 165. BRENT. STEPHANIE 179. I BRIDGES. CHRIS 179. BRIM, BOB BRINKMAN. AMY 72.74, , 179. I BRISLEY. DENNY 49.502 53.66,67.69.164'.165. BRIxEY. GENE 102'.103. 104.142.14B.149'. BROCATO. MICHELLE 142. BROOKS. BENNA 61.72. 74.179. BROWN, ERIC 166.167, V BROWN. MARTIN 61.179, 190'. BROWN. RAY 166.167 BROWN. TOM 72. BROWNE. ROBERT 26. 142 BUNY BUNY 166 BURE 611 BURK BURK 167 BURN BURN BURN BURN BUSC BU BYI B CAI CAI CA CAI CAI CAI CAL CAL CAII CA CAB CA CA 14 CAR CAR 1E CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAF F FI CAR CAR BUDD, GARY 96,166,167. BUFORD. KEVIN 142. BUNDY, NANCY 42.43, 142,159-. BUNKLEY. TROY 72.74, 179. BUNYARD, BARRY 41,1-40, 142. BUNYARD. BOB 179. BUNYARD, SHERREY 42, 166.167, BUREMAN, ROBERT 61 .66. 68,166,167. BURKE, DAWN 72,74,179. BURKS. JULIE 42,166, 167. BURNAM, ANITA BURNETTE. CHRISTY 179. BURNHAM, KAREN 140. BURNS, RICK 142. BUSCHER. ROBERT 180. BUSSE. JANA 61,66,69. 72,74,166,167. BUTLER, JOAN 53,61 ,65, 66,67.69,70,71,132,133, 164,166,167. BYCHINSKI, KAREN 74.180. BYCHINSKI, KEVIN 41.72, 142.1452 CAFFEY. DENISE 142.145. CAFFREY, DAVID 76.77, 166,167. CAFFREY, JIM 72.116, 117,142. CAFFREY, ROBERT 116,180 CAHILL, MIKE 115.180, CAHILL, TERESA 180,182'. CALDWELL, SUSAN 142,142'. CALKINS, CRAIG 61.62, 68.142. CAMARDO, LAURIE 52,79, 82.140,142. CAMPBELL, CRAIG 90,10B. 180. CAMPBELL, TAMMY CANNON. CRISTI 166. CANNON, MIKE 39.66. 67.68,127,142,162'. CARBAH, BRENDA 180. CARBAH, PAULA 180. CARL. NANCY 69,132,133. 166,167. CARL, PEGGY 72,180. CARLSON, WENDY 53.166, 167. CARMODY, JOHN CARTER, ROBERTA CARROLL, BRENDA 180. CARSON, KELLY 72,74,180. CARTER, ROBYN CARTY, LIZ 60,611 62,64,166,167. CARTWRIGHT, P. 116. CARVER, ROBYN CASEBOLT, TONY 180. CASEY, PATRICIA 16.69, 132,133,166,167. CASS, MARCIA 142. CASSAIDY, JEFF 180. CATALANO. VINCE CATES. BOBBY 180. CHARLES, ALESIA 166,167. CHARLES, RENEE 18,66.69. CHARTRAND, MARY 141.142, 150,151. OHASTAIN, LUCINDA 180. CHERNOFF, HAROLD 72.74, 75.180, OHESHIER, CHRIS 180. CHRISTIAN, KEVIN 41.141, 142. CHRISTY, EUGENE 190'. CHRISTY, JOHN 144. CIROTTO, CHRIS 142. CISETTI, JOSEPH 180. CLAAR, JEFF 66.67.68 94,96,166,167. CLABAUGH, CAREY CLARK, MARCIA 142. CLARK, NANCY 160. CLARK, REBECCA 143.166, 167. CLARK, SUSAN 143. CLARK, TOM 90,106',160. CLEARY, JOHN 44,16o. CLEMENT, VICKI 160. CLEVELAND, KATHLEEN CLOUD, BECKY CLOUGH, JODY 57.144, CLOUGH, SANDRA 53.166, 167. COBLEIGH, LINDA 61.69, 160. COHEN, STUART 144. COHN, LARRY 144. COLE, CHUCK 96,144. COLLINS, JUDY 72.74. 166,167. COLLINS, KYLE 144. COLLINS, LARRY 144. COMER, MIKE 166,167. COMINOS, BRANDI 160. COMPTON, CHERYL 72.74, 166,167. COMPTON, RON 144. CONNELLY, PAT 166,167. CONNET, FRANK 144. CONRAD, DAVID 102.104, 144. CONROY, COLLEEN 144. CONSTANT, JOHN 38239. 72,74,75,92,110,111. 112',144. COOPER, PAUL COOPER, TERRY COPPAKEN. JUDY 144. CORCHINE, ROBERT 160. COROER, NICKY 180. COSBOHN, KAREN 160. COSBOHN, SANDY 69,166 167. COSGROVE, KATHY 87,128, 129,164.166,167,191 . COSLER, VICKIE 180. COTTON, MIKE COUTTS. JEFFREY COX, JOHN 144. Cox, NANCY 61,144.1-45. COZORT, KERRI 160. CRAIG, JACK 160. CRAWFORD, SONDRA 144. CREAGER, JERRI 166,167. CREECH, KELLY 116.166, 167. CROSS, JIM 144f CROTTY, JEFF 180. OROUCH, DAVID 166,167. CULVER, BOB 144. CURLESS, BOB 144. CURRALL, STEVE 82.96, 144,166,167. CURLESS, BETSY 166,167. CURTIS, MIKE DAGERIVIAN, LINDA 53.66, 69.145. DAIPRAI, ELIZABETH 180. DAKOPOLOS. STEVE 166, 167. DALE, CELIA 168. DAITON, PAT 180. DANDBERRY, MICHAEL 201. DANFORTH, ROGER 180, 168. DANIEL. WARREN 190. DARBY, DAVID 168. DARLAND, DIANAL 168,180. DARR. JANINE 168. DARROW. JULIE 145. DARROW. MARTHA 180. DAVEY, DEBBIE 168. DAVIDSON, SAM 41.66. 143',145. DAVIDSON, TIM 38.39. 41.145. DAVIS, DAN 190. DAVIS, GARY 36,54,145, 152. DAVIS. DAVIS, 191' DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS MARY 132,180,190 NANCY 53,168 P. 180. RICK 145. RONNIE 190. , SCOTT 72,7-4, 111,112,113,129',145. DAWSON, GREG 160. DAY, BRAD 145. DAY, SUZANNE 160. DAYBERRY, MICHAEL 166, DEARDORFF, ROGER 41,14s. DECKER, GREG 66,67,68, 102',103,105'.16B. DEISTER, DEBORAH 180. DEMING, GENE 96,166. DEMPSEY, BRIAN 180. DENTON, ERIC 116.180, DERBY, JOE 66,67,68, 75,140. DERINGER, JODY 160. DEVORE, CAIN 66,67,180. 181.182'. DEWITT, LYDIA 130.131, 181. DICAPO, RENEE 24,25,145. DICAPO, ROSEMARY 132, 133,145. DICKHUT, MARK 145. DILLENSCHNEIDER, KIM 145 DIRAIMO, CAROL 72.74, 75,181. DISHMAN, JIM 181, DISHMAN, JOAN 41,145. DITZLER, VALERIE 145. DIVILBISS, GREG 44,61. 168. DOARN, JOHN 94.95, 96.168. DOBROWSKI. SHARON 168. DOCKERY, CATHY 18,168 DONEGAN. BRYAN 181. DONEGAN. PAUL 168. DOOLAN. KELLY 168. DORRELL, DENNIS 72.74, 168. DORRELL, VICKIE 145. Anatomy students practice taking blood pressure on each other Index!213 DOUGLASS, DEBI 61,145. DOUGLASS, DENISE 61,145. DOVER, EDNA 181, DREILING, MARK 146. DRITLEY, JILL 39'.59'. 76,86,132,133,146. DRITLEY, JON 44.45, 49,50,149,168. DRUMMOND, JAMIE 168. DUBOIS, DAVID 39.45. 146. DUNCAN, DEBBIE 181. DUNCAN, JEFF 53,168. DUNLEAVY, DIXIE 78', 181. DUNLOP, KATHY 168. DUPIN, NICK 181. DUPREE, JEANNE 72,74, 168. DURBIN. JANET 140. DURKIN. RALPH 140. DUTTON, BILL 102',107. 168, EADS, MARK 168. EASLEY, KENNETH 181. EATON, ROSEANN 181,61. ECHOLS, ALETA 168. EDDY, GEORGE 146. EDDY, SHARLA 66,69,132. 133,16O. EDWARDS, SANDY 168, EDWARDS. BILL 72.74, 181. EGE, NANCY 61,66,67. 69. EHRHARD, KEITH 39.53. 72,74,87.92,111,168. EIKE, ERIC 39,146,166, 167. EIMER, CAROL 42,43,61, 69,16B. EISENSTEIN, AMY 49.52, 61,61.66,67,70,71,146. ELLIS, BECKY 168. ELLIOTT, JENNIFER 66. 69,146 ELLIOT, MARK 168. ELSEA, RICKY 181. EMLET, GREG 146. ENGLEMAN, MIKE EPPS, JANICE 72.74, 168. ERICKSON, ROGER 39.57.146 ESSER, DAVID 49,168. ESTES, TINA 168. EVANS, DANIEL 92,16B. EVANS, DUTCH EVELOFF, SHERRI 181,44. FALKE, STEVE 18,146.220. 214!Ir1dex FAFIB, LELAND 102,168. FAUST, STEVE 181. FEELEY, FRANK 72,181. FENSOM, DIANA 181. FERGUSON, DALE 181, FERGUSON. KEVIN 72.74. 168, FERGUSON, LANA 72.74, 181. FERRO, LORI 41.146, FERRO, TOM 169, FETTE, DAVID 169. FEY, RON 111,146. FIELDS, JUDY 181. FILBY, SHELLEY 181. FINK, CINDY 782135, 164.169, FINLAY, CAROL 169. FISHER, DANNY 181. FISHER, STEVE 169. FISHER, TIM 146. FITZGERALD, KEVIN 94, 95,96,146. FITZGERALD, LAURA 181, FITZSIMMONS, JOAN 132, 133,169. FITZSIMMONS, TIM 146. FIXLER, CHERI 76.146, 156'. FLACK, JAMES 102.161. FLATHMAN, KATHY 76.132, 133.146.1491 FLEKIER, KAREN 182,187. FLESCHMAN, MIKE 146. FLUKE, PATRICIA 53.169, FLYNN, CAROLE 182. FLYNN, VALERY 72,74,190. FORBES, JEFF 116,117', 146. FORMAN, STAN 72,74,169. FOSTER, PHILLIP 182. FORTE, JOE 169. FOUST, BRENT 169. FOWLER, MARK 39,182. FRANCO, DEBBIE 147. FRANKLIN, MARK 190. FRATEE, BARBARA 182. FRAZIER, BOB 146. FRAZIER, LINDA 169. FREDMAN, BARBRA 146'. 147. FRENCH. SHERRI 44.182, FREUND, TOM 106.169, FREY, PAULETTE 76.128, 128.169, FRIDKIN, PAULA 72,125, 169. FUGITT, LAURA 147. FUGITT, SUSAN 182. FULTON, BILLIE 182. FULTZ, DAVID 94196, 97,111.113.147. FUNK, ERIC 182. GABEL, CHRISTEN JEFF KRASI-IIN performs a Solo. during an opportunity period. GABEL, PAUL 44,4a,49, 72,74,75.147. GAGE. GEORGANNE GAGGENS, RUSSELL GALLAGER. VICKIE A. 102. GAMBLE, SUSAN GAIvIIvIILL, PENNEY 72,74, 61. GANNAWAY, TONY GARCIA, TERRI 66.67. 69.72,131. GARDENER, KIM GARLETT, GORDON 147. GARRETT, DANNY D. 72,74, 74.182. GARRETT, RENE GASSER, CHARLES 72.74, 182, GATES, LEON 94,96.97. GAVIN, ROBERT J. 116. 182, GEIER. SHEILD 182. GENTZKE, SHERI 128.129, GEORGE, CHRIS M, 182. GEPFORD, ELIZABETH 69. 182. GEORGE, RICK 147. GIBSON, CHARLES GIBSON, LAURA 182. GIBSON, TOBY GIESEKE, BRENDA 143 , 147. GIERINGER, MICHAEL 85. 86.147. GIGER, LARRY GILBERT, JOHN 72.74, 75.147. GILES, KIM 182. GILES, TERRIE 147,154'. GILGUS, FRANK 61.64. 65,147.153'. GILGUS, LORI 61,66.69. GILL, ANGELA 182, GINDER, JOHN 147. GIRARD, DELORECE 72. 182. GISH, LISA 182. GLADMAN, CHUCK GLASS, ALLEN 90.108'. 182. GLASS, DAVID GLASS, JANICE 190. GLANNON, KELLY 182. GLASS, RANDY 41,147. GLASS, RICKY 140. GLENTZER, STEVE 96.147, GOETZINGER, CHRISTINE GOLDEN, MELINDA GOLDSTEIN. BRUCE GOODERL, ANN GOODLOE, KRISTI 57.60. 61,66,67.69.71,147, 150.151, GOODMAN, TIMOTHY 66 GORDON, GREGORY 66,67 68.71. GORDON, NOLA GOSAL, PAUL 96. GOSNEY, BRETT 140. GOSSELIN, TERESA 53. GOULD, TOM 102. GRAF, NIARTI 5s,57,1a5. 147,154'.157'. GRAGG, LISA 135,141, 147,157'.221. GRAGG. LORI 132,133. 170. GRAHAM. DENNIS 120. GRANOFF. JOEL 39.57. 14e',1-17.221, GRANTELLO, SANDRA 182. GRAUBERGER, BILL 182. GRAY, DEBBIE 146'.147. GRAY, JEFFREY 170. GRAY, MARK 53.57,61. 62,64.65.147,221. GRAY, MITCHELL 90.92, 108',182. GREATHOUSE, MARK 148, GRECO, ANDREA 148, GREENE, ALICE 132.182. GREENING, KEVIN 182. GREENING, REGINA 170. GREGG, MARK 66.90. 108'.182. GREGG, RANDELL 92,170. GREGORY, CHRIS 41,148. GRIFFIN, LISA GRII GRII GRC GRC GRC 11 GRC GRC GRC GRL GRL GUII GUT HAE HAG HAG 11 HAG HAL HAL HAL HAL HAL HAL 72 HAL HAL HAL HAN HAN HAN HAN HAM 18 HAM HAN HAN HAN HAN HAN 72,11 HAN 75 HAN HAR 14 HAR 14 HAR 17 HAR HARI HARI 11 HARI HARI HARI HARI 18 HAR' HAR' HAR' HARI HATI GRIMM. KATHY GRIFFITH, BRAIN 182. GROOM, STEVE 148. GROOMS, DONNA 148. GROSS, GERRI 66.69. 148, GROVES, CAROL 148. GROVES, DAVID GROVES, SUSAN 148. GRUBER, RICHARD 182. GRUETZE. FARA 72. GUIRE. DAN 182. GUTIERREZ, MARCEL HAEFLINGER, VERA 182. HAGAN, TIM 170, HAGGARD, JOHN 76,94,96, 110.111',112,148. HAGGS, BOB 23. HALE, PATRICK 96,148. HALEY. ALAN 148. HALEY, PAUL 182. HALL, CHARLES 66, HALL, CLAUDIA 69.183, HALL, LESLIE 66.67.69, 72,74,75.19O. HALLBERG, SUSAN 61,183 HALL, MATT 148. HALLORAN. STEVE 82,14B. HAMADI, SHERRY 170. HAMILTON, JAMES 96,170. HAMLIN, KEN 183. HAMMER, KATHY 145'.148 HAMPTON, OSCAR 90,10B' 183, HAMRICK, SUSAN 148. HANDY, JOHN 183. HANELY, PAUL 22. HANENKRATT, MARLA 170. HANOVER, BECKY 57,148. HANOVER, GEOFF 45. 72,183. HANOVER, TIM 72.74. 75,170. HANSFORD, JOHN 232148. HARBIN, BOB 102,105, 147,14B. HARDIN, MICHELE 41. 14O,14B. HARDING, VIRGINIA 72. 170. HARLESS, JILL 183. HARPER, LINZY HARPER, STEVE 94.96. 111.148, HARR. TAMMY 149. HARRIS, MIKE 170. HARRIS, NIGEL HARRISON, CHRISTY 28. 183. HART, DOUGLAS 183. HARTNETT, TOM 170. HARVEY, PERRY 183. HARWOOD, RICKY 170. HATHAWAY, ROGER 44.49, 170. HATHOWAY, B 52. HATLEY, MICHELLE 49.50, 53.51,59,54,17o. HAUGHENBERRY, SHERRY 170. HAvENs, CHERYL 183, HAWKINS, JOYCE 170. HAYDEN. CHARLEY 149,152. HAYES, SUZANNE 59.153, HAYNER, MARTA 153. HAYNER, VALERIE 41,B6, 152,133,149. HAYS, RICHARD 170. HECHT, PAM 170. HEDGES. DAWN 149, HEDGES, JIM 41.149. HEDGES, SKIP 170. HEDRICK, VICKIE HEFT, CATHERINE 153. HEFT, MICHAEL 153. HEITMANN, KURT 116,183. HELLMAN, DEBBIE 149. HELLMAN. SUSAN 183, HELSDON, JEFFREY 44,49. 170. HENCEY, DAWN 153. HENDERSON, DON 183,190. HENDERSON, ERLE 170. HENDERSON, JERRY 170. HENDERSON, IRENE 149. HENDRICKSON, BRIAN 153. HENDRIX, TOM 149. HENG, ESTHER 153. HENG, JULIO 51.55.51 e5,17o, HENRY, LESTER HENTZEN, CHRIS 149. HERTZFIELD. BRUCE 72, 74,153 HESS, CURTIS 155. HIBBS, MARK 171. HICKEY, ARTHUR 55,55, 72,171. HICKS, GEORGE 115,153. HILL, CHRIS 41.55, 86,149. HILL. STEPHEN 171. HILLE, DANIEL 171, HILLE, MIKE 153. HILLE, TIM 149. HINCHEY. MIKE .190. HINES, GILBERT 82.149, HINK, DORCUS 53.132, 133.171. HINK, PAUL 18.44',52', 149. HODES, JIM HOFFMAN, BARB HOGSETT, TERRY 145,149. HOINS, BARBARA 53,149. HOINS, MIKE 153. HOLDER, LON 153. HOLDERBY, THERESA HOLDERBY, MARGARET 183. HOOK, LAWRENCE 183, HOOPES, DAVID 44.72. 75,115,1B3. HOPKINS, DEBBIE 42.43, 51,72,74,171. HOPKINS, TAMMY 150, HOSEK, CHRIS 183. HOSTERMAN, SHARON 140. HOWARD, CYNTHIA 153. HOWARD, ROBERT 39,171. HOWARDS. STEVEN 55.57, 183. HRUSKA, LINDA 171. HUBER, ANN HUDSON, JIM 191. HUGHES, CHRIS 125,171 HULING, KEITH 191'. HUNTER, KELLY 150. HUPPE, TOM 153. HURST, CATHERINE 153. HURST, DEANNA 5e,57,eo, 51,53,e5,57,59,7o. 71,132,133,143',150. HURST, JIMMY 153. HURTADO, ANTONIA 171. HURTADO, ROY 96.115, 140. HURTT, ALICIA 153. HURTT, CEDRIC 102-. HURTT, DARRYL 150. HUTCHENS, JOHN 153. HWANG, JAY 183. HYDE, MELISSA e1,15o. IMES, PAM 44,61,150, 153-. IRMINGER, RALPH 116,183. IRVIN. GREG 171,174. IvERS, DEANO 150. JABEN, DEBORAH 171. JABEN, MIKE 171. JACKSON, B.J. 94.96, 147,150. JACKSON, BOB 96,150. JACKSON, DAVID 171. JAMES. JACK JAMES. JERRY 150. JAMES. JUDY 41,150,160'. JAMES. MARSHA 184. JAMES. SPENCER JANNER, BECKY 49,53,61, 66.67,69'.132,133, 150.151, JANNER, TODD 90,1082 184. JANSSENS, JOANNE 184. JANSSENS, JOHN 150. JANTTI, JAANA 66,69. JARRETT, CHARLOTTE 72. JEFFRIES, ARTHUR 184. JEFFURS. SHEILA 151. JENKINS. JEFFREY 66,184. JENNINGS, SYLVIA 184. JENSEN, GARY 171. JOBE, DAVID JOHNS. ROB 39.86.965 135,151.166,167. JOHNSON, BOB 86.94.96 171. JOHNSON. CAMERON 151. JOHNSON, DAN 151. JOHNSON, DANA 151, JOHNSON, GILBERT 22,23-. JOHNSON. GLENN 72,74. 151. JOHNSON, JAMES 151. JOHNSON. JERI 5e,71.53, 128,171. JOHNSON, LAvONA 154. JOHNSON, LEANDREA 171. JOHNSON, MARK 39,72.74. 75,115',171. JOHNSON. PATRICIA 61, 171. JOHNSON, STEWART 72,74. 75,184. JOHNSTON, DENNIS 184. JOHNSTON, MICHAEL 184. JONES. TAMRA 171. JORDAN, MICKEY JORDON. MICHAEL JOSEPH. VICKIE 184. JULISON, JOSEPH 184. KANE, JAY 171. KANOEF. LORY 184,187. KARNOWSKI, SHEREE 151. KARRIKER, WILLIAM 108, 184. KARTSONIS. JAMES 116. 171. KASWAN, SANDRA 184. KAUFFMAN. CLAUDIA 72, 74,79,83,132,181,184. KAUFMAN, SUSAN 154. KAUFMANN, DENISE 51,154 KELETI, PAUL 151. KELLY, EARL 171. KELLY, JOHN 184. KELLY, PATRICK 184. KENNEDY. DAVID KENNEDY, HEATHER 62. 66,69,72.74.171. KENNEDY, JOHN 154. KENTON, STEVE 55,5a, 171. KEYES, CAROLYN 31.154, KEYS, BURT 53. KEYS, MARK 96.110, 111,151. KEYS, STACY 132,133, 171. KIEFFER, JULIA 44.49. 151.1602 KILBOURNE. TRACY 171. KILBORN. JIM 152. KINCAID, CHRIS 191'. KINCAID, CHUCK 140. KINGSLEY, JOHN 191-. KINYON. SHERI 23-,152. KIPP, DAVE 57,72,74. Indexl215 75,152. KISLUK, EDWARD 68,116. 171. KLEITZ, DAVID 68,152. KNIGHT, JULIE 61,661 69,152,157. KNOWLES, THERESA 184. KOELLING, SHELLY 184. KONCAK, ROSEMARY 61. 69,181,184 KOPULOS, DEAN 184. KRASHIN. JEFF 72,74. 75,152. KRESIN, JAN 72,74, 171. KRUG, MARK 72,74, 184. KRUMP, LISA 152. KUTCHKO, MARY 171. LA FOUNTIAN, MARK 171. LAMBERT, JAY LAMMERS, DIANE 171. LANCASTER, MIKE 184. LANDES, RANDY LANG, BILL 152. LANG, CHERYL 143',152. LANG, MELODY 184. LANNING, CHARLES 184. LANDS, BILL 171. LANDS, NICK 184. LAQUEY, DENISE 184. LATENSER, SHERL 171. LATHMAN, DONNA 184. LATTEMAN, LORI 72, 74,184. LAUGHLAND, LAURI 53, 57,152,191'. LAVINE. TONY 115,171. LAWSON, KAREN 171. LEAHY, JO ANNE 72,74, 172. LEAHY, LESLIE 140. LEE, BECKY LEE, DOUG LEE, DAN 72,172. LEE, JIM 110,115,172. LEEDS, BARBARA LEEDS, BONNIE 184. LEEDS, CONNIE 184. LEGG, JOANNE LEGROTTE, JOE LENTZ, JULIA LEONARD, CALUIN LE SAGE, ROBERTA LEVY, BRADLY 184. LEVY, GREG 41,152. LEWINSHOHN, DEBORAH 172. LEWIS, ANDREW LEWIS, CHRIS 66,69, 132,133,140',152,16O'. LEWIS, CATHY 72,74,172. LEWIS, DENISE 172. LEWIS, JOHN 172. LEWIS, LYNN 152. 216lIr1deX LEWIS, MICHAEL s9,ee, 172. LEWIS, TERRI 112. LICAUSI, FRANK 12,7-1, 75,115,1a5. LlcAusl, LENORA 60.61. es,e7,e9,72,153.174, LIGGETT, MERGARET 185. LICOLN, DENNIS 153. LINGER. MONA 172. LINNEMAN, REX 185. LITTLE, CHRISTIE 39. 49,132,133,15O,151,153. LITTLE, MARK 72. LITTLEJOHN, MIKE 153. LOCKYEAR, RUTH 44', 45,49,15O,151,153,221. LOEHR, KEVIN 172. LOGAN, RANDY 172,196. LONDON, GREG 72,74, 75,116,117',153. LONDON, MIKE 39,111, 185. LORENZ, CAROLYN 185. LORENZ, MIKE 172. LOSCALZO, PAUL 172. LOTZ, DAVID 153. LOWTHER, LAURIE 185. LUERJEN, KEVIN 153. LUETZEN, PAUL 186. LUNA, BILL 42,43,148. LYNCH, JEFF 41,153. LYNCH, MARY 186. LYON, BARBRA 172. LYON. NICHOLAS 90,108', 186. M MacDONALD, DAN MAHER, JOHN MAHONEY, BRENDA 172. MANGIARACINA, TERESA 41,153,162'. MANIFOLD, JAY 44,49, 72,74,153,162'. MANN, PHILL 186. MANNING, JAMES 191. MANNING, TRUDE 153, 163'. MANNINO, FRAN 69,135, 154. MANOS, DAN 172. MARKUS, ELIZABETH 72, 74,186. MARLEY. SHAWN MAROON, MARK MARQUEZ, MARIA 42,61, 172. MARR, DAVID 172, MARR, RICHARD 41, MARTIN, BARBARA 172. MARTIN, ROCHELLE MARTIN, TIM 172. MATHANY, DARRELL 154. MAXIM, CRAIG 154. MAY, DIANA MAY. MAREN 186. MCCALMON, ROGER 154. MCCAN, TRACY 186. MCCORMICK, LISA 154. MCCULLOUGH, CAM MCDONALD, HARRY MCDONALD, RUSSELL 186 MCDONIEL, SONDRA 69. 186. MCEWWE, SIMONE MCGEE, ROBERT 186. MCGOVERN, JIM 154. MCGOVERN, PAUL 186. MCGRAW, JOHN 186. MCGUIRE, JIM 172. MCGUIRE, PENNY 132. 182',186, MCKEE, KEVIN 172. MCKINNEY, BARBARA 154. MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN 154. 159',220, MCMORROW, ERIN 57, 154,159'. MCMURTRY, TOM 39,61, 66,68,172'. MCPHERSON, KAREN 186. MCTERNAN, HUGH 92,154. MCWILLIAMS, CAREY 172. MEADE, DANIEL 186. MEADE, MARITA 154. MEDLEY, NANCY 143', 154. MEINERS, JIM 192. MEINERS, JOSEPHINE 140. MEINERS, STEVE 186. MELCHIOR, GREG 172. MELCHIOR, MARY 39,52, 154',162'. MENDENHALL, DAN 172. MENKE, LEN 72,154. MERLO, JODIE 61,66,69. MERRILL, ROB 173. MERRITT, BILL 96,102. 154. MESA, STEVE 186. MESSICK, LON 72,74. 173. MESSINA, STEVE 72.74. 186. METHENY, JACKIE 186. METHENY, LIZ 173. MEYER, CHARLES 53,72. 74,75,116,117,173. MEYER, JANICE 186. MICHAEL, ANN 173, MICHAEL, LAURA 140'. 155. MIDDLETON, STEVE 68.87, 90,108',186, MILES, RICK 111,113. 143',155. MILLAR, LISA 186. MILLER, ANNA 173. MILLER, DAVID 155. MILLER, EARL 173. MILLER, JANNA 72.74. 75,186. MILLER, JAY 49,1433 155. MILLER, JEREMY 186. MILLER, JOHN 39,155 MILLER, NAOMI 173. MILLER, TOM MILLS. RICHARD 169'. 173. MINGUCCI, DAVID 76. MINGUCCI, MARY 186. MINX, MATTHEW 68,186 MITCHELL, LYNN 42,61, 72,74,173. MIZE. JEFF 186. MIZE, RANDY 115,155. MOEDER, KYRA 186. MOLOS, SHELLY 173. MONDSCHEIN, JUDY 186. MONTGOMERY, TERRY 85 124,125,127,155. MOON, TAMMY 72,74,186. MOONREY, MIKE 186. MOORE, DEBBIE MORAN, PAT 173. MORAN, THERESA 186. MORAN, TIM 186. MORAVEK, VINCENT 154. MORGAN, JEFF 173. MORGAN, MARK MORGAN, MICHAEL 173. MORRELL, GENALEE 82, 155. MORRIS, CARLA 186. MORRIS, DEBBIE 155. MORRISSEY, CAROL 155. MOSS, KRIS 72. MOWREY, MICHAEL Cheerleaders resl during a assembly early this year. P99 5. 3 P99 MUNDY, AMY 186. MURDOCK, CHRIS 92,1262 127,173. MURDOCK, SUSAN 186. MURFlN,GREG 155. MURPHY, MARK 174. MURRAY, JACQUI MURRAY, ERIN 186. MURRY, MICHAEL 174. MUSE, SUZIE 155. MYER, ANGELA 174. MYER, CHARLES MYER, JULIE 174. N NADLMAN, JAY 44,49. 50,155.174. NADLMAN, JEFF 41,68. NARD, CONRAD 191', NEARING, JEAN 48,186. NEAVEILL, DENISE 187. NEAVEILL, JEFF 102. 187. NEAVEILL, KEVIN 155. NEBGEN, PAM 72,74, 155. NEEDLES, MARK 174. NELSON, KIRK 28 ,66, 67,71,72,74,75,92 ,155. NELSON, TIM 187, NEWELL, SUSANNE 187, NGUYEN, OUY 155, NIELSEN, KEN 152,155 NITCHY, JOHN 174. NITCHY, KAROLE 155. NOLAND, PAT 155. NOLAN, TERRI 155. NONNWEILER, ROB 44,187, NUGEN, ERIN 132133, 174. OFARRELL, CHARLES 187 OFARRELL, REBECCA 187 OFARRELL, TAWNYA 174. OGG, TARA 124,125, 126',135,174. OKELLY, KENNETH 174. OLARTE, DAVID 116,117'. 156,159. OLARTE, KARIN 156. OMMEN, REBECCA 53,174. ONEALL, DANNA 187. ONEILL, SUSAN 187. ONSTAD, CINDY 23',61, 66,156. OROURKE, SHELLEY 187, OSBORN, JANET 156. OSBORN, RONNIE 82,94, 95,96,97,156,166,167, 220. OSULLIVAN, TEDDY OSWALD, SUSAN 175. OVERBEY, JOHN 72,174. OVERLY, RHONDA 187. OVERLY, PAM OWENS, LINDA 191. OZAR, LEONARD PAcE, MARK 178,187. PAGE, MIKE 66.68.158 PALMER, JOHN 187. PANETTA, MIKE 187, PAPIN, LEO 187. PARTIN, RUSS 156. PAYNE, ALESIA 167. PECK, STEVE 156, PENNER, ALIDREE 42,61. 76,17-1. PERILLO, ROBERT 140. PERKINS, JULIE 174. PERKINS, TAMMY 140. 145,156 PERRY, CAROLYN 156. PERRY, JAMES 187, PETERS, BETTY 174. PETERSON, BETH 156, PETERSON, JENNIFER 175 PETRIE, NANCY 24-25, 174. PFEFER, AARON 156. PFEFER, DANIEL 167. PHEGLEY, KENNETH 66. 67,68,71,156. PHELPS, DONNA 45,175 PICKETT, PAULA 53,61, 174 PITTMAN, ALAN 156. PITTMAN, MICHAEL 175. PLOST, SHARON 156. POETTGEN, CHRISTINE 175. POETTGEN, PAUL 187. POISNER, STEVEN 116, 175. POLLACK, BRIAN 156, POLLARD, LAWRENCE 191. POLLOCK, SCOTT 175. POLSELLI, DIANE 41, 156. POTTER, TIM 52,56,57,66, 67,68,85',86,92,150. 151,156. PRATT, STEVE 53,156. PRATT, THOMAS 61.187, PROTZMAN, CHRIS 187. PROTZMANN, MARK 72. PRUITT, T. 116. PUCKETT, JAY QUILLEN, DANIEL 61,187. QUILLEN, LAURA 61,175. RADINA, M. 52. RAMSEY, RUTH 156, RAND, BARBARA 69,187. RAND, DAN 72,74,175. RANKIN, SCOTT 187. RAWLINGS, PATTY 72,74, 187. RAWSON, JULIE 156. REBMAN, ANNE 175. REBMAN, STEPHEN 127. 187. RECKART, JEANIE 53,72. 74,132,122,175. RECKART, LORI 72,74. 87,132,188. REDDY, PAUL 53. REDDY, STEPHEN 188. REDLIN, RITA 72,132. 133,157,160. REDLIN, MARY 188. REED, BECKY 41,157. REED, JEAN 175. REED, RENEE 145,157 REED, RON 157 REFFITT, JOHN 175. REGISTER, PATTY 72. 76,175,188. REIFEL, RICHARD 175. REINHART. GREGORY 188. REMBOLD. MELANIE 188. RENDINA, MARK 160. RENNAU, BOB 157. RENNAU, MICHAEL 188, REYNOLDS, ROBERT 175 RICCI, HEIDI 188. RICE, ERINA 188, RICE, JIMMIE RICE, KATHY 76,132, 133.157, RICKARD, GARY 90, 108',188. RIDDELL, SCOTT 90. 108,188 RIDENOUR, MARK RIEDEL, JOANNA 132, 133,141,157,221, RIGGS, SHANE 175, RILES, EVA 175,188. RILES, EVELYN RITSCH, CHRIS 61. 188. RITTMAN, BOB 157. RIVEROL, ANN 175. RIVEROL, BARBARA 188, ROBB, MIKE 157. ROBERTS, JERRY 188. ROBERTS, KAREN 66,69, A 157. ROBERTSON, CARL 188, ROBISON, BETSY 157. ROBINSON, RANDY ROGERS, SANDRA 72,74, 175. ROGOZENSKI, RENEE 44 188. ROSEN, DAN 175. ROSS, KATHY 175. ROWLANDS, JANET 61, 66,69,72,188. RUANE, JOE 115,157, RUANE, MARY 30,188. RUBINS, DEBRA 44',45, 49,50,53,175. RUMSOWER, KARLA 188 RUNNELS, MARLA 69. 157. RUSH, DAVID 188. RUSH, WILLIAM 191. RUSNAK, KRISTI 86, 158, RUSNAK, LISA 66,67, 69.188, RUSNAK, REBECCA 175. RUSSELL, TAMMY 188. RYAN, DALE 76,160. RYAN, MARY 49,53,61. 175, SACKS, MARRAY 188,191 SADLER, GREG 158. SANDER, CINDY 188. SANDER, JEFFREY 188, SANDERS, KEN 41,158. SANDS, DOUG 175. SAPPINGTON, JEFF 53, 72,74,75,175, Index!217 SAWYEFI, REBECCA 61, es,e7,e9,124-,125,175. SBISA, CINDY 175. SBISA, GEORGE 1aa. SBISA, TONI 158. SCHILLING, BRIAN 49. 5o,5a,72,73',74,175. SCHMIDT, LINDA 188. SCHNEIDER, SALLY 74,175. SCHNEIDER, SCOTT 140', 158. SCHNELL, BETH 175. SCHULTZ, REENA 188. SCHWARTZ, LORI 72,74. 189. SCHWARTZ, MIKE 72,175. SCHWARTZ, JEAN 132.133. 135,175. SCHWARZ, JOAN 175. SCHWEITZER, KAREN SCOFFIELD, RICK 158. SCOTT, ROBERT 175. SCOTT, SHERRI 42. SCOTT, SHERRY 189. SEARLS, DAVE 51,158. SEARS, LESLEY 189. SEE, TIM 96,175. SEEGER, P. 27. SEEGER, NANCY 189. SEIBOLT, JACKIE 158. SEIBOLT, JANELLE 178, 189. SEIBOLT, JULIE 175. SERRIOZ, JEANNE 132. 133,154',186,220. SERRIOZ, PAM 132.181. 189'. SESSLER, JACK 175. SESLER, THERESA 189. SESTRIC, SUSAN 175. SETTLEMYER, MIKE 158. SHAFER, JEAN 158. SHAFER, TERESA 189. SHAFFER, SYDNE 66,67, 69,72,74,87,131,189. SHAPIRO, HAL 48. SHAPIRO, MIKE SHEA, DAVID 48. SHEPARD, ANGELA 189. SHEPPARD, DARRELL 158. SHEPPARD, MIKE 102. SHERMAN, SHERRI 189. SHEWMAKER, STEVE 189. SHIELDS, TIM SHIPERS, LISA 158. SHOAF, AL 176. SHULTHEISS, MONA 48. SHULTZ, REENA 188. SHUSTER, SHARON 158. SIEGEL, LANCE 158. SIEGEL, STEVE 158. SIEGLER, MITCHELL 48, 72.74. SILBERG, JAY 158. SILVER, SONJA 189. SIMON. JEFF 158. SIMON, LYNN 48. SIMPSON, KATHY 48,61. 66,71. SIMPSON, LEA ANN 158. 218!lndex SIMPSON, NEAL 189. SINCLAIR, CATHY 44,60, 128,189. SINGER, DENNIS 43,53. SISK, DEBBIE 158. SISK, RONALD 189. SISSON, JACK 48,72. SKELTON, LAURIE 158, SKINOS, KATHY 48,66. 69. SKOOG, HAL 72,74,189. SLAUGHTER, JODY 48. SLYTER, DAVID 90,108', 189. SMALL, DAVID 48,53, 61,66,67,68. SMITH, BRAD 159. SMITH, CHARLES 189. SMITH, DON 48,72. SMITH, GREG 48. SMITLEY, SHERRI 159. SMITLEY, WENDY 169. SOKOLOFF, JEFF 159. SOMMERS, KEITH 40,41, 159. SPALITTO, PETER 189. SPARKS, CONNIE 61,189. SPARKS, DON 159. SPEARS, JANA 189. SPEISE, CAMILLE 24,25, 56,57,132,133,159. SPENCER, MONA 49,159. SPERRY, MITZI 48,61, 62.63,66,69. STAFFORD, TODD 189. STARK, IRENE 66,69, 189. STEINBERG, PHYLLIS 189. STEINZEIG, CINDY 24,25, 157',159. STERN, ELISA 189. STEVENS, MATT 68,116, 189. STEVENS, MELANIE 48. STINSON, KIM 72,74, 189. STOCKBAUER, KATHY 48. STONE, DEBRA 189. STONE, ELIZABETH 189. STONE, JANICE 57,159, STONEKING, EUGENE STONEKING, TERRY 177. STOOR, SANDRA 49,72, 74. STORY, BEVERLY 49, STORY, PHIL 189. STOVE, MIKE 189. STRIBLING, DEBORAH STRIBLING, DON 114. 189. STUMPFF, JIM 160. STUMPFF, STEVE 115, 191 SUDDUTH, STEVE 177. SULLIVAN, CECE SUMLER, REBECCAH SUTTON, RAY SVEJDA, HENRY 177. SVEJDA, HENRY SWARTWOOD, BARBARA SWARTZ, MARTY 159. SWEARINGIN, PAM SWEETEN, BRAD 66,68, 159. SWIRK, JOSEPH 189. SWYDEN, FORREST 49,95' 96,116,117',166,167'. SWYDEN, TAMMY 57,128, 129,159 TALLEY, LISA A. 189. TALLEY, RANDY 159. TALLY, PATRICIA 49. TAPPEN, JACK W. 190. TAYLOR, DAVID B. 190. TAYLOR, LAURIE 49. TAYLOR, LEONARD A. 190, TAYLOR, PAM 49. TAYLOR, TERRY 72,79. 82.83,132,133,149'. TEDLOCK, MELISSA A. 72, 74,79,83,131,190. THARP, JIM 158. THEISS, DANNY J. 190. THEISS, JERRY 159. THOES, MARY 148,149. THOMAS, DAVID M. 190. THOMAS, JOHN 49. THOMAS. KAREN 49. THOMAS, TAMMY 210. THORTON, RICHARD 159. THRO, JULIE 190. TIERNEY, KATIE 49,132,133,164. TIERNEY, TAMMY 57,66,159, TILTON, C. 72. TRUMMONS, DAVID 92,190 TIPPIN, STANLEY 49.53. TIRAS, PAUL 159. TOLLE, CYNTHIA 72,74. 190, TOWSTER, MIREK 53,160. TRAN, TAN NHUAN 49. TRANSUE, BLAINE 49,61. TRENSAK, NANCY 190. TRITT, PATRICIA 177. TRUED, CANE 190. TUCKER, BARB 49,132. 133,164. TUCKER, MABRY 49. TURNER, BRIAN 160. TURNER, DEAN 196. TURNER, NAN 49,61,66, 69,86,132,133. TURVILLE, MARK 160. UNDERWOOD, DEBRA 66. UNDERWOOD, KATHY 160. 143'. UNDERWOOD, MARK 160. UNGER, ANNETTE 49. UNGER, CAROL 160. UNRUH, BRIAN 190. UNRUH,KIP116,117 . UNRUH, KYLE 49,102', 103,105. UNTRIF, MIKE 49. USHER, MICHELLE 210. USHER, TIM 49. UU, KANH QUOC 196. X VANDERFORD, TOM 152,1eo. VANDERFORD, JOHN 190. VANHORN, LINDA 49, VANN, BRADLEY W 190. VANN, VIC 160. VANSANT, LORI 57,61, 160,163'. VANSTYKE, DALE D 68,75, 190. VARADY, JAMES E 90, 108',190. VARADY, MARC 61,65,71. 71,153 ,160. VAUGHAN, MARLENE L 190. VAUGHAN, RAY 160. VEDDER, CRAIG 49. VENABLE, CLAUDINE L 19, 190. VENNEMAN, PAT 41,160. VEST, RANDY VILLEMURE, MARY ANNE VILLEMURE, SHIRLEY VINKELSTEIN, DAVID 190. VINSON, LEE ANN 190. VU KANH 160. WAAS, WARREN L. 72,74, 75.190. WAGES, KEN L. 39,190. WALKER, BOB WALKER, GARY 39,52,66, 67,68,72,94,96', 159',161, WALLACE, DEBBIE 61.66. 69,69,143',161. WOLTERMAN, KIM WALTERS, JOEL 39,49. 53,111,1I3'. WARD, JERRY 92,92,190. WARD, KAREN 49. WARD, LAURA WARD, SHARA 190. WARDELL, CARL WARNER, CATHERINE 49. WARREN, MELLONIE 50,61, 61,62,66,69,190. WATERS, TIM WATERS, JIM 160. M, , fww WA' WA' WA' WA' 65 WEI WEI WEI WEI WEI WEI 6! WEI WEI WEI WEI WEI 11 WEI WEE WEE WES WHI WHI WHI WHI 71 WHI Mel will .I 114 cr, ,H as P , h Y' x Ni, L my . Q Q x 4, is W 4. , .- 1 -W if Q X 1 5' -of -Vi' 1, -L J. I x ,,, A- 7 A 1-, ' N Si , W . 'L I IHA' S IIQIEIIIENS Sv: ll, JI SID f Seventeen people put to- gether to make a book. A book of memories, a yearbook. And friends, good times, and a little friction was made at the same time. Memories of every day events will last forever. simple things like NANCY BUNDY always playing a clown, or the girls screaming whenever one of their many favorite songs came on the radio. Total in- sanity was generally exhibited by everyone during class, but through all our daily chaos RUTH LOCKYEAR quietly and steadily worked on. Then there were the less frequent but equally memorable events such as ruining 96 neg- atives, two days before a dead- line, and JILL DRITLEY never having the pictures for her spread. On one particularly hectic deadline we were forced to work until midnight at Mrs. Cobb's house, amid utter chaos of everyone talking at the same time, papers flying, and phones ringing. Confusion like this occured during the week of every deadline. And with the confusion and the tension, tempers flared, and rash state- ments were made but apologies always followed especially by KRIS WILLIAMS and JILL DRITLEY. Everyone seemed to have funny little quirks that every- one else seemed to notice all K of the time. Like TERRY TAYLOR referring to the liquid paper as liquid gold. And the four members of drill team prac- ticing thieir drills with the songs on the radio. The famous radio with the picture of STEVE falke's little brother on it, which was supposed to be used by YELLOWJACKET only. The spirit club members had an affinity for parties, birthday parties, christmas parties, a party to name Mrs. Cobb Year- book queen, and parties just to have parties. That same group liked to paint signs too, two of their more famous works were Cobb is Cool , and Get it on with Gad , tMr. Bob Gad was our representative from the yearbook companyi. I would also like to inform you of a page in the yearbook which was censored, by some strange means we were able to collect enough X-rated pictures to fill a page, well at least R-rated. Through the year we worked as a family with each member contributing to the whole, we laughed together fwith NANCY's helpl, worried together fwith my helpli and fought together iwith every- one's helpj. But in the end we were friends, and the mem- ories we made will be remem- bered whenever we look at the product of our work, this book. YELLOWJACKET STAFF Mark4Gray ........................... Editor-in-chief Ronnie Osborn .............. ....... A ssistant Editor Jeanne Serrloz ..... .......... C opy Editor Ruth Lockyear ...... ,...... B usiness Manager Steve Falke. ...... ...... P hotography Editor Nancy Cox ....... ..... P hotography Editor Joel Granolf .......................... Photographer Cynthia Cobb ............................... Adviser STAFF MEMBERS Joan na Arnone ..........,................ Lisa Gragg Nancy Bundy ..................... John McLaughlin Gary Davis ....... ...... J oanna Riedell Jill Drltley ............................. Terry Taylor Kris Williams SPECIAL THANKS TO: Bill Adams, Mr. Larry Bradshaw, Denny Brisley, Channel 4 Newsroom, Roger Cobb, John Constant, Mr. Don Dame, Greg Decker, Bill Dutton, Mr. Robert B. G dd J h H d O H ' a , o n agger , scar ampton, Michelle Hatley, Intercollegiate Press, Rob Johns, Mark Johnson, Lauri Laughland, Nick Lyon, Barb McKinney, Bill Merritt, Kirk Nelson, Tim Potter, Scholastic Services, Senior Por- traits, Debby Schloegel, Forrest Swyden, Lori Vansant, Gary Walker, Mr. Earl Yuille K 220lYearbook Staff LQQLVA, F ii ff -,- :Zu , ,A IDIIQII NTT ll Wf ft! WA Shi yu. af' Q3+F i'i imap. . g . .. 1upaq...,..,.-A-iq... 4. . . . n ,so , - 6 l.IFE IS WHAT You MAKE IT ' STARRING 'YOU- Q nflrf, qt' -ggi. 'rr' 'J ' Y ' 'uti n.'.- . ,', . J Y o A . O ' 1 Q9 .9 -0 ,NW f' , s 'Q X, . , g it H: .f Q's' K -, . ... , , 5 . s, I 4 lhlva.. 5 f 5 f ll 'E I 2 i