Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)
- Class of 1973
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Kenny Moore even led the city with his .415 batting average. Jerry Cole dominated his weight class. We lived together and worked together. We shared the exhaustion, the pain, the enthusiasm, and finally the victory. 9 Eight o'clock, the bell rings and school begins. We're here for another day. Somedays l wonder why I even bother to come, but it seems like all the excitement happens when l'm gone. lt's not too bad going to classes on Wednesdays, knowing that we float fourth hour. I think the best thing about the class is the people, but they say l'Il appreciate it someday. Hey! Why are all the wall's green? x v i av fm ,f- ' ,,40 ' Even after a long, hot summer school starts too soon. It's hard to go back . . .but you know there will be lots of things you can do with your old friends. The end of school seems so far away. . .Winter is kind of still and quiet. Sometimes you can hear some guy's basketball ringing through the cold streets. With spring comes a restlessness, maybe from inactivity for such a long time. When it comes, school doesn't seem too important. Finally we're free to go. It's summer. lt's hot. lt's over. 13 ,Q it-'fi f X 5 X-'L ff Q. P is 'Q' 3 . 1 . iig ff figs: 1 Wi' 'qih . f R gf' I s -L , u. o 5 - 'W -., ' Q I I 5 6 Q ,ee f U nw I VV We shared a common world at Central. But outside of our world various events were occurring . . . Bangladesh . . .Panda Bears. . . Spassky and Fischer. . . Olympics. . .Jesus movement . . . Peace Talks ...POW's coming home... They shaped and reflected the world we found ourselves in. 17 SD0rts Warden Harrington Weaver Bruner il 19 Most of the season we played in the defense's shadow. You know, the headlines and stories all said how great the defense was. We started real well, scoring ten points against Rogers but then fell down, depending on our defense to pull us through. Against Hale we scored twenty points and almost won the game. In the Washington game we scored two touchdowns but lost the conference championship game. John Johnson and Rick Dodson received special recognition from the coaches' Conference Committee. They were the only seniors and so - maybe we'll show our experience next year. We worked hard, hitting our dummies and pushing the blocking sled, each week telling ourselves we would move the ball and we finally did. Sometimes we felt like we let the rest of the team down, like against Okmulgee and Edison, but we finally moved the ball against Hale and Washington. . . even though we lost. Football Offense Quarterback Flick Dodson surveys his team before putting the ball into play. 20 ku fi: if Sophomore Darryl Colbert tights for yardage against Rogers. Fullback Melvin Hall is finally brought down by two Okmulgee lineman after a first down gain of eight yards. 21 John Johnson blocks for a Darrell Desmond sprint. ii Coach Wagoner prepares to send ln Paul Harrington. Football Defense Jamison, Bruner and Warden hustle to recover an Edison fumble. 41 fl Y-Dwi-Q , Dr. Phelps bandages Cameron Cummins' leg in the Washington game. Safety Eddie Thomas tackles his Rogers opponent on the 25-yard line 22 .M W Central's defense gang tackles Washington's Kenneth Williams. Braves had the state's number one defense for seven weeks. CENTRAL DEFENSE COOLS MUSKOGEE DEFENSE HOLDS LAWTON SCORELESS ROGERS STIFLED BY DEFENSE The newspaper loved us. l guess the work was worth it. lt was a great thrill knowing we held the state's No. 1 team scoreless. We had some outstanding players, Scott Warden was All- State and Tulsa Tribune Player of the Year. Paul Harrington, Cameron Cummins, Ed Thomas, Jack Bruner and John Johnson were All-Conference. Our coaches were great. They worked hard to improve us as a team. Coach Wagoner pushed us hard, yelling, showing us better ideas, demonstrating new techniques. He made us realize more than anything else, the price you had to pay to be a winner. And we were good. Lawton and Muskogee were our best games. We had to give the offense a boost to score, but we managed. The end of our season was a disappointment, we failed to win our conference. When they told us we would be in the playoffs we had two real hard practices and everybody was ready to play, then we were disqualified, leaving our season at 4-4-2. ni I- ' Af .J JEFF BITKSO GREG MADDUX TOBY ZWINGELBERG xii -.,,,,,, wi' CAMERON CUMMINS KENNETH GIBSON TERRY GRACE PAUL HARRINGTON DALE REAGAN BUDDY SLEMP JOHN TU RNBU LL SCOTT WARDEN First Flow: Harvey Johnson, Jeff Bitkso, Ed Thomas, Buddy Slemp, Toby Zwingelberg. Second Flow: Ken Gibson, Jeff Kennedy, Dale Reagan. Third Row: Greg Maddox, Ron Engles, John Johnson, Darrell Desmond, Harold Young. Fourth Row: Robert Tillman, Melvin Hall, Scott Warden, Alan Barnes, Chris Holley, Lester Woods. Row Five: Jack Weaver, Dwain Bowline, Cameron Cummins, John Turnbull, Steve Hurt, Steve Thresher. Row Six: Jon Shinn, Vic Kidwell, Mgr., Terry Grace, Mike Mullins, Kirk Condres. 24 Football lSpeoialties s o o 6 0 i4 W O 0 Hale 25 Washington 26 10 'QQ' Jack Weaver brings down a Muskogee back. Senior Eddie Thomas returns a punt to McLain's forty. 255335 K As the third quarter ends, Buddy Slemp punts against BTW. Darrell Desmond returns the opening kick-off to the Washington 48 Sr. David Zwingelberg begins the second mile of the race. Jim Adair runs to sixth place in the Rogers invitational UQ? P s- 'NWT Gu Ahead of his Rogers opponents, Ed Strange fights to keep pace. Cross Country Lettermen :iz we .,,V if I' Harold Adair Jim Adair Jeff Jordan Edwayne Strange Doug Swift David Zwingelberg 26 Mr, Ron Amos coaches Cross Country for the first year. '-'ICH ill Q , 1 , ,,,. I . ,ywwwww I f Sprinting the last length, Harold Adair finishes his two miles at McLain, l l A v . . ,e,2 it i.,,,N tni Gwtltfhl i2 l Trlangulalliyy central se Hale alrfi wewsierlya lnvitationalll at Tahlequah y 8th 'iii lPlacet, Invitational at Edison 8th Qlacei Dual Central 34 ' lf Rog C Invitational at Bartlesville gf- C Invitational at Rogers 'ZthiPla Conference Meet 3rd Place 3 iii A iii. , il.. V52 27 Cross Country We ran so many miles at practice that the two miles we did at our meets didn't seem that far at all. Running against so many people was a challenge though. You had to concentrate on passing one person at a time because each one put you ahead that much more. Jim Adair had a very good season, placing well in almost all the meets. Harold also did a good job. The whole team worked well together, even though we were small. ,,-iwg !h QEY, xl , an Doug Swift leads his Webster opponent at the start of the race. Basketball Rhodell Offord awaits pre-game warm-up drills. ' J. nf.. wSual Y' .t..a,-iuonlvvn Setting up the shot, Johnny Turner prepares to go for two. M . ... WK W. f h,, 1 7 , Tommy Smith goes for the lane against the Chargers. 28 9. Larry Goff fires over an opposing Memorial guard. Delbert Body drives past his Ranger opponent I 'di' i hs 'S George Smith pulls down a rebound in the final minute against Rogers. Senior Tommy Smith dribbies down court against McLain. Eiiwfitq F ifii B?iAVEf' Q f 51-T I 3,2 Row One: Coach Merle Calmus, Greg Thompson, Buddy Slemp, Larry Goff, Tommy Smith, Delbert Body, Assistant Coach Max Pope. Fiow Two: Marcus Basham, George Smith, Rhodell Offord, Harvey Johnson, Jeff Vann. 30 g 5 . K K vb . K -f ' Y W .i r ,Nm Swimming .Z Junior Tim Wilkinson concentrates on his start of the 100 breaststroke at Nathan Hale, A well executed, reverse dive gives David Wade the lead. Exhausted, Matt Ernisee approaches the final turn. xx if David Ross easily wins the 160 I.M. against the Ropers. Tulsa Central Wightman. lt was a hard season, as always. We were almost all sophomores, which made it especially tough. We often swam four miles a day, harder than we ever worked before. lt paid off though. We took second place in conference, and a lot of individual medals. Dave and our relay teams went to state. Most of the thanks has to go to Coach Wightman though. He worked harder than any of us. Kind of glad its all over though, all over until next year. We'lI have a great team next year. Alvin Baker keeps his pace in the breaststroke. swimming coach, Fred At the sound of the gun, Terry Calvert springs into the 100 backstroke. 33 Swimming Central Central Central Central Central Central 13 Edison 82 40 Rogers , 69 Webster 68 28 East CentraE67 69 wasmngtofi 26 All City Tournament 6th place Conference 2nd piece State 16th placed Centrel s Central Central Central Central Memorial Hale Rogers McLain Muskogee Flex Smith touches out his McLain opponent in the 100 yard backstroke. Frank Hensley concentrates on his takeoff on the 400 freestyle. Front row: John Snodgrass, Terry Calvert, Roberto Tuberosa, Alvin Baker, Fred Holmes, Coach Fred Wightman. Back row: Tim Wilkinson, Don Peq- ,MAXI31 , f- -- ' ve ,Z W. ff ' ' z I I .f f ' it t f ww Carpenter, Wes Burton, Frank Hensley, David Wade, Bill Evans, assistant Joy Stevenson. T is . T or T o r rrt ' ltl T T' 'T 'VT icrr, ' ' ' T rri F Q . in - T T r ,, T T . l S Q 'Q' f S Q it we 5 ' if ' 59 f 5 ia S ' 4? Q fe' v Mir 4 f K 4 mga 3 1 r .W If ,, , , 4, i T ti if 0 ' ', Ka at ,rw Q . 1 A - t 1 1 Q? gh ? Wrestling Steve Brantly Harley Cooper Dennis Lumpkin Dennis Chism Sam Herriman Mark Nelson Bennie Collins James Ivy Lee Prince To Llrney Don Pruitt John Villareal Steve Salazar Mike Ward Danny Villareal Sean Ward Scott Warden , J .F I V i' ' ' 7 L 2 , +1 - 4 - if r rr W - - rv .v i 'ti' 'Y Steve Salazar strains to keep control of his opponent. , algfr? A- ' Q.. .. Q Vlh' 'V , X Row one: Mike Stratton, Lee Prince, Sam Herriman, Les Bosenbour h, David Ashley, Benny Collins. Flow two: James Coody, Steve Salazar, John Villareal, Dennis Chism, Kelly Fqiedl, Sean Ward, Mike Ward. Row three: Jerry Cole, Harley Cooper, Dennis Lumpkin, Danny Villareal, Stan Sumrall, Kirk Condry, Jack Weaver, Don Pruitt. Bow four: Coach Bill Hewlett, Thomas Brooks, Steve Brantly, James Ivy, Mark Nelson, Scott Warden, John Turnbull, Jeff Bitsko, Coach Ron Amos. l Wrestling Mike Ward takes control of his opponent at the start of the second period. exercising in September, fasting to make weight, sweating off the last few ounces. . .practicing take downs and holds. . .finally a duel. . .weighing in, eating, getting up for the match . . . 8 consecutive wins, a bitter defeat by McLain . . . injuries . . . Memorial Invitational and 6 injured Braves. . . ltwas our best year under Coach Bill Hewlett. 36 With his opponent off balance, Darryl Colbert sets up the take down. Sophomore starter Dennis Chisum is named winner over his Muskogee challenger. Breaking down a Sand Springs opponent with a secure ride is Steve Brantly Ready to explode into action, Jerry Cole awaits the whistle. Coach Hewlett shouts advice to one of the Brave wrestlers. 37 Baseball Coach Brinkman encourages his players in the final game. Cameron Cummins Kenny Moore Buddy Slemp Jack Horner B-A. 181 B.A. 415 B.A. 385 B.A. 333 13i 4 'Z E Q 38 Front Flow: Gayland Campbell, Buddy Slemp, Jack Horner, Mike Ogle, Rick We were used to small Mason, Mark Comeaux, Fred Blevins. Back Row: Trainer Cliff Morrisgn, Ken crowds, little Moore, Terry Westemeir, Russ Orcutt, Duane Fligdon, Troy Orcutt, Jim anders, - - Cameron Cummins, and Neal Blevins. enthuslasm' and a qwet locker room after the game. We could have gotten down after a tough loss, but we didn't. This could of been the reason why we were conference champions. We practiced hard, and when it was all over, we could carry our title proudly. Tulsa Central Braves Baseball Team was truly Oklahoma Six Conference Champions and was proud of it. if A iv Mark Comeaux Russell Orcutt Terry Westemeir B.A. 300 B.A. 200 B.A. 262 Duane Ftigdon Mike Ogle B.A. 333 B.A. 244 39 Larry Lawrence clears the five-foot mark giving him first place against Muskogee in high jump. Harold Adair gets a quick start in the 440 at regionals. Track Fihodell Offord passes a Ranger to take the lead in the 220. Gerald Bowen leaves the rest of the field behind in the 2-mile run. About to break the finish line on the 220, Eddie Thomas picks up speed. First to handoff in the 440 relay are Harold Adair and Gerald Bowen. 41 Running around the track at Webster was nothing new to me by thetime I had my first track meet. I put a lot of my time and hard work into it for what? I remember the day that the mercury reached over the 100' mark. There had to be something out there that made me do it, it wasn't the crowds, because there weren't any. It wasn't the student body, because I don't think they cared. I guess it must of been the way coach Lousch and Parker instilled the tradition that has been so much a part of Central. Track Sophomore Mike Payne warms up at the strarting block. Jim Adair gradually works his way up during the half-mile. Track coach Richard Lousch and his assistant Leonard Parker. 42 Dave Darnold clears the 12 foot mark in the regional pole vault. Larry Robinson prepares to break the tape in the 100 Yd. time trials. Darius Copley Ioosens up for the mile run Tennis Sr. Bill Jackson picks up a low backhand in the Memorial meet. Tim Wilkinson aces his opponent on his first serve. Running up to the net, John Wade prepares to return a short Iob. v5 East East Tennis coach Fred Wightman. . ,ef 'xfqgae' ,q2':3Q?3'8'S: . vaxvksk' 0 9 QQ te5'W':3'23'S'23'!3 va . - - 1 . Wiwkfsw? f Vfvf QKOWQYQ' , Q 'X 0 W X . 'on f' 0 QQ QV? 'K 3?Q3' X , gal 0 yy .4 1 pr, v-in-0'f'J i Tom Carson plays back in doubles against Edison. . E -- ,1't, i22 Flick Rodriquez practices serving before a meet. 45 A 'hi ing.- Playing number one against Fiogers, Rikki Ftozel wins his second set. What do you expect from a team that could boast only two victories from last season? Sure we lost to Edison and Memorial, but each player held his own against his opponents. We could depend on Rozel for a win when needed. Carson and Wade battled into 2nd in conference doubles. In all, we went out, had a good time, and finished with a 10- 6 season. Senior Scott Warden replaces his ball mark during All City. John Lawson prepares to blast out of the trap. John Brown concentrates on getting close to the hole. Golf John Lawson, Wes Burton, Flick Dodson, Scott Warden, Steve Tye, John Brown 46 Steve Tye takes a practice swing while the team looks on. Golf captain, Rick Dodson follows through with a 225 yard drive. Golf requires a lot more of a psychological attitude than physical endurance. You don't have to be super strong to hit a golf ball 200 yards, but it takes hours on hours of hard practice. The better knowledge you have of a certain golf course the better you'lI be. Altogether, we had three new men, a fair golf course, and the most important, a winning golf season under Coach Howard. 47 ,K m -F? X f x ..- ' Q 5 , ,1,.':'1Q-, .- X X Q Q 'Qifjg-j'g.' -PX ' f A ,iw VlI.w'S 1, 1: ' , I - wkf '1.', ?'1::-m,fE.,1 . . N R7 W ' 7' W 1 '-1,g r ' ,f f:?S:7fjQ, '-g,i,if'j .5 .,r.v V T., '-faf,I5'g'.H'i.,. , wr' 3 Q55 'f if N. 1 Q . if N ' gf 196' 5 . 35 . - y ,QV .Q -' , Q 'L . 315. .3 bf' 5,35 XA' ri A 'Sf V V, 1 5 3 L 'L ' , F 3 ,, 5 X -- , L? my f , . A x 4,3 , 1 . f if N . 5, B . - YL 'Ns as ij. Wg, . 2 .31 .-1 .Qff 17 5 Q, W , . . . 5 35 3 i , rf , , f .ligirgygk ,Q 'li ,ua fi X. 4 X -.ax .3155 IS: , , .3 fra . ui 3 X 3? gifs ,Q xi' 2 ss 'iw Q., Status if A K, U K A'.k ws-if VZ Ivliss Central LII Ginny IVIC Elwaine It was a scary kind of excitement being Miss Central . . .standing on stage and knowing people were watching every move. During the semi-finals I was afraid l'd trip and fallg during the finals, that I would forget my speech. The coronation was scary too . . . I was aware of stares from the crowd and hearing remarks . . . both good and bad. All in all it was a happy experience and l learned a lot. l'm very happy to have been elected Miss Central. Queen Attendants My name was announced and suddenly I was an attendant to our queen. I couIdn't believe it. My class chose me to represent them. It was a feeling that nothing could surpass. The excitement grew as we finished our gowns and put the final touches on the Coronation assembly. At last the day came and I was on the stage with Ginny. I was nervous but very happy, because I was special. Lady Susan Skalla, Senior ci 52 Lady Joan Bailey, Senior Lady Barbara Clark, Junior Yi! Lady Leslie Butler, Sophomore Lady Ivonne Mitchell, Junior Lady D0r1r1a Sieed, Sophomore Lady Dixie Davis, Sophomore Lady Jill Elmore, Junior 53 Honors I tried to do my best. . . sometimes I didn't want to work. . .but I kept trying anyway. . .and in the end it was worth it. I satisfied myself and others, and I guess that's what really counts. Cathey Morley and Eddie Thomas, All State in Drama. Scott Warden, Oklahoma Six Defensive Player of the Year Q...-v- ' . Dou Swift appointee Mar Allen, DAR Citizenshi Award. Q 1 Y P U.S. Air Force Academy 54 Karen Snodgrass, National Merit Semi-finalist Susan Skalla, Girls' State Representative. .. I' Q , . .EE X fir it Girls' and Boys' Staters Girls' State and Boys' State are getting to know people from little towns you've never heard of before . . . partici- pating in the political system from start to finish. . .a hectic week of bedtime at two a.m.. . .appreciating your country. . .coming home with memories. Dave Darnold, Boys' State Representative. Demetrius Bereolos, Boys' State Representative. 55 ii V iielg af 41-.., Joan Baiiey and Cameron Cummins, September Boy and Girl oi the Month. SQ Bonnie Mclntosh, December Girl ofthe Month. 'im Paui Harrington, December Boy ofthe Month. 56 if Z ii v A ? I Eddie Thomas, November Boy of the Month. Bootsey O'Brien, November Girl of the Month. Boys and Girls of the Months To me it was a great honor - Girl of the Month . . . pretty neat . . . When they announced I was Boy of the Month I was surprised. I felt like celebrating. I guess it's sort of like being Queen for a month. lt was nice having my picture up in the main hall. . . and I got out of class to have lunch with Dr. Cawelti. Ginny McEIwaine and Tommy Smith, October Boy and Girl of the Month. 57 Alan Champion, May Boy ofthe Month. E Diane Francis, May Girl of the Month. x as Territa McFarlin and Gerald Verner, January Boy and Girl of the Month. Lisa Stewart and Darius Copley, March Boy and Girl of the Month. Boys and Girls Susan Skalla and Jack Bruner, February Boy and Girl of the Month. e M O n t h S Barbara Harvey, April Girl of the Month. sv z Dave Darnold, April Boy of the Month. Cameron Cummins, King Daze XLVII As a senior class president, he helped us build spirit and work together. He always was a leader on the football team and his ability matched his enthusiasm. All-Conference ...FCA. . .baseball. .. Daze. . .senior play. . . t or Brigadoon. . .Cameron was a competitor - a worker - a winner-our King. id 4 Demetrius Bereolos, senior attendant Eddie ThOrT16S, Senior attendant 61 Xl- if 4 fm Q 1 1 E Tucker Ie Keeping order at Cen- tral. . .making the decisions no matter how unpopular. . . standing up to the pres sure. . .speaking to students at the as- semblies. . .trying to make Central the best high school in Tulsa . . .It's not an easyjob Not everyone could do it . N . f .-...1 . ads CentraI's celebration of TuIsa's seventy-fifth birthday. Mr. Tucker enjoys an intormal conterence with Miss Saunders and Mr. Alexander. 65 Superintendent and Board of Education working for all the schools in Tulsa. . .having to deal with the problems of every elementary, junior high, and senior high school in town. . .trying to enforce court ordered integration. . .meetings all the time. . .large audiences at the board meetings. . .looking for a new site to relocate Central . . . having to veto requests. . .trying to make the most of what littletime they have. . . Board of Education, left to right, Mrs. Opal Carllson, Carl D. Hall, Jr., Eugene H. Harris, Curtis Turner Robert J Riggs Jr Robert L Beck Dr. Gordon L Cawelti Superintendent Ray Conard, Robert A. Beckstrom, Mrs. Richard Warner. 17 J I 5 it l at tlt 1 l at tt l l Rwltw 'Q' Assistant Principals K . ., 15. Miss Joyce Saunders, Assistant Principal. okaying student activities . . .working with student representatives on student problems. . .scheduling classes. . . supervising fire drills. . .heading im- portant committees . . . preparing for the North Central Evaluation . . . lt's a hard job, yet great satisfaction comes from knowing that everything's running smoothly at Cen- tral. 67 Faculty E 1 f iirc Vis .9 ,cr M ,M Ron Amos, Mathematics and Athletics Frances Anderson, Organist and Accompanist ' ,, fre? K' K i X or James Aud, Security Guard Laura Baker, Counselor 68 we-laxf Lola Beaty, Special Education Aide :Y Q5 if :ezm..:4g1ff2e. -1 . Hu -I wg X' -Q -1-:fafnix - ,. f' x ' ,Q 514- -.:.::f 1f.,w-wp . U . , digit KMA K . .Jug -i 'QW xg ' -seftxfifi E555-Sai: 4 ' xt We was K , Q ci X xt ' by 5 -f N 5 we it. xi + fax i f' x , i f,1,,.-ai i I , . Nw-m.,,.,,, N'---M-...,..,. 1 K. w L .. Zik g so Q . 1 if .. - k : Q Q L K .. is Ktly 3 :Q 2 ,.-x k X cr- R JP' . EI Claudia Bennett, English and Journalism I ,ut im ig g f A ,J Raymond Bond, Science 69 Gwenda Biggs, Activities Fund Treasurer S xg 5 ag at is . gt i if 1-: 21,:.Yi.:. . . N QR' N Q X? 5 W ,TV r --.N , 53,1 ., ,N,,,.1f- is Larry Bradford, Library 9. fi gms-vm - r.. if f e gg .3 aw E 5 S 3 4 'lr i is ,,f', ' G.E. Brewer, Industrial Education ,J--' W re at M Freda Boyd, Business Education L iv' kilrir ,, ,,. .-,L Terry Brinkman, Social Studies and Athletics ? nn u Fac u I ty Hugo Brown, Social Studies Winford Butts, Mathemalics 3 3' Q Amnmw, ooooo r ia 4 oooooo in in iii Florence Cahalen, English lelllnn f V r 'y sr Daryl Browing, Vocational Counselor Paula Brown, Secretary to Principal Charles Clevenger, Athletics and Physical Education Chairman Myrle Calmus, Social Studies and Athletics nam Rachel Cordell, Homemaking QR i .t.,1. Dora Clute, English and German Ophelia Crosslin, Business Education Les Dickerson, English Elizabeth Devore, Social Studies - 1 fi Faculty Mel Cruz, Spanish if I ,Vg Si' ,, 0 T? V e ,ff wx i , l 4 6 if 1Q,y,4L x John Duncan, Industrial Education ,,.-'H' . fu J .4-s H'vv' A 73 Vera Dunn, Locker Key Clerk is 1:93 'Q 5 S 2 X as ta has Em ., it N. X N in Mary Jo Dry, Teacher Aide - English Department . ..A, . Charlotta Felible, Business Education Dorothy Gable, Industrial Education Secretary I . 8- nga Bernice Files, English iirt i Q 4 ,,,,..-M William Franklin, Social Studies Kathy Gaiser, English and Spanish Wilda Goode, Business Education .. -x ' - .-.,. ' ' -11,5 . .::..t-.,::t.:.., Faculty L Charles Carman, Mathematics X N. George Goodner, Counselor and Attendance Coordinator Mavis Graver, English Bettye Hall, Homemaking Sheila Hellen, Distributive Education WX 'Nr ,Z Fac u lty Peggy Harper, Library Clerk Stan Harrison, Mathematics and Math Department Chairman Bill Hewlett, Social Studies and Athletics 76 Louis Hasty, Special Education 1 F- Janette Holmes, Assistant Registrar James Howard, History E .ttt get r,ttt to at X fm C rsiie it 1 ww ..,, ,,t,t if as uhm Forrest Hummel, Industrial Arts and Athletics i gl 2 , . f ,. 2, . 4 f . fn 1-W 93,1 Mary lnnman, Attendance Clerk l , - . W. Y V A.4-, ., wi.: 'Wie . , . M . M V f 1? ws. ie mf W 'Vi ,, A , A ' ,J - . . '4 N ow, If ' i 4 rr M, 3 vw u -Q' ,, :f a . ,M Y, f , . James Hunt, Counselor, Mf-Sn Dorothy Jackson, Clerk iw 071. Alberta Jones, Homemaking and Junior Class Sponsor Hortense Johnson, Library if Jess Jordon, Building Superintendent Mildred Lee, Attendance Records Richard Lousch, Boys' Physical Education Faculty Leon Luce, Driver Education lwannan Lusty, Homemaking ? . 1- 'F 'M Q , 'iz ,LJ ,Awe S.,.....,f ,...m. LM' l,,..,. . I rv Melvin Martin, Industrial Education E, w 79 P , I ,Z f ' x Alma Maxie, Special Education Jewell Maynard, Counselor, D-He .1 U I James Mitchell, Social Studies Ernest McHugh Science Sophomore Class Sponsor Billie Mook, Girls Physical Education Louie Moore, Security Guard 80 W., , In H N . ' 5 ' ,,,, Mme' :Ak wk V ,,f- I l James Morton, Social Studies and Department Chairman Helen Morgan, Cafeteria Manager Donna Nance, Stagecraft and Speech Sue 81 Newton S 3 x Carol Nasworthy, English ,English Karen Julius, Attendance Clerk Faculty Leonard Parker, Boys Physical Education and Athletics , ,Ji Paul Paulson, Science Virginia Perett, Science .L Geneva Pitt, Business Education Max Pope, Mathematics and Athletics Virginia Quesenbery, French and Latin Ruth Post, lBuIIetir1D Clerk Faculty Inez Sakelaris, Business Education Frances Schroder 'X i i , 4 Elaine Scott, Girls Physical Education XXL X ffl? u 'Qu Lora Romero, Science Guy Scott, English Edward Sittler, Industrial Education if 4 J, x at S EEEE S Q 1' Q H51 Q , 'P Q 'R L at E N ' s...n W... iln iii. .- Karl Skalnik, Science Jon Smith, English 'U .gli Virginia Smith, English Sydney Snyder, Science Craig Shuck, Learning Disa- bilities Lab 85 E A Betty Sprankle, Counselor Bernice Springer, Special Education ji Tut A QY,,, X A Jean Stanfield, English Imogene Stephenson, Secretary to Assistant Principal l ee Farris Stevens, Industrial Education ','l 3 V Franklin Taylor, Special Education f .ryf ' 4 p-,1 Phyllis Stokely, Business Education N ..,. .. Rex Teague, Vocal Music, Senior Class Sponsor Marjorie Teel, School Health B7 Faculty Kathleen Thompson, English 1? Betty True, Homemaking N ' 4? 'W R ,JJ 45 'ln-so Bill Turinetti, Counselor, Si-Z Opel Thorpe, Art 88 unsqbuihldil Tom Turnbaugh, Social Studies 4-10- I . Z. ik swf 2 ft W it as .tg . Ei 1' 2,5 I.. Bobby Wainwright, industrial Education Linda Webster, Distributive Education Coordinator Alan Wickham, Social Studies R Jim Wagnor, Drivers Education and Athletics Faculty V,-,fp 1 .V ' A Charldean Wiehe, Registrar Fred Wightman, Science and Athletics Gene Williams, Industrial Education E ft. S Marilyn Yoder, Speech and Assembly Director Richard Wilson, Instrumental Music 1, new I 4: fi, .Q - vain- Aub- Academic De t Communications Sometimes I thought I couldn't stand English any longer. And then I stopped and thought where I'd be without it. Where would anyone be without communication? Without being able to express his thoughts to another human being. Sometimes I even had a hard time expressing myself. Expository and Descriptive Writing gave me a chance to work on that. Mythology and New Testament were always interesting. With the world becoming smaller every day, a foreign language was something I might really need. But then language never stopped being grammar. Newsman Dale Hogg speaks to Mrs. Dickerson's Vocational Communications class. It 2 Wash SQ , Senior Nancy Toedt finds study fascinating in library. I , , x,,L:,,.,, , . ,.,,. 1 ,fan Y ' u.K -fi--.W 1 .Wu -M-A 'Mf72i1iQ7iii', at Junior Kathy Blake is absorbed in her Frenc study. l t ex 'We AQ Richard Brenneman prepares to give a report on Chapter 10. If 95 Social Studies History was one of my favorite classes. . .learning about ancient people and ancient cultures. . .seeing empires build and fall. . .To some people history has no meaning, and to me dates are just trouble, and the tests were hard sometimes, but still, I liked the lectures. I couldn't get real values and reasons why people acted the way they did out of the textbooks, so that made the lectures the most valuable part of the class to me. Jim Hewgley campaigns at a Social Studies forum Mathematics Math was always my hardest class, working with figures, planes, circles, cosines, and acute angles. It always seemed hard at first, working for the right answer, but with help from my teacher, sometimes I found it. With math, either you know the answer or you don't. I think math tests should be abolished. Still, I think it's one of the most important classes I have. Tim Jones listens intently as Mr. Butts explains hyperbolas M. Kathy Mercer, Vince Jenkins, and Kathy Hood struggle along with geometric proofs. 96 Fried Elliott demonstrates the principles of ocean waves to Mrs. Snyder's physics class. awww' Steve Brantly and Debrorah Baie weigh chemicals for their ex- periment. Science l never did believe that routine they always gave us in school about the earth being round. lt's flat as a pancake, and square. There was a scary feeling watching Mr. Bond's rattlesnake kill a mouse for dinner but something interesting about it made me stay and watch. I just don't think l've caught that love for science that my teacher says will get me an A. 97 Mark Kiefer uses the portrait camerafor special effects. Vocational, Technical, Industrial Education To me, there's something magical about being able to work with my hands. . .and make useful things. Like being able to conceive an idea of a building or something, and then draft it out. l.E. showed me how one must plan thoughts well to make them work. It works that way in life too. rieffsf' f Ronnie Engles studies the operation of the lathe. 98 Wayne Goodman begins work on his cedar chest One of the best things about Foods is anticipating the results. Career Education I enjoy going to classes that teach me real skills that I can use. Learning to type or work office machines will help me in a career. Shorthand is invaluable to a secretary. Business training will help me once I'm on my own. lt's fun working with the teachers learning these skills. I feel all girls should take homemaking. f s ..sp It gives me a feeling that I i 'istsr'f itiil ii I Could get along without my parents in a house of my own. ff a. 3 so I enjoy learning to cook and sew. Special Education classes may be the most important of all. They allow everyone to prepare for life. smash' Barbara Wallace finds sewing can be pleasant and rewarding. Norris Williams tackles the calculator in Office Machines. 99 Art is a peaceful autumn day. Fine Arts e e Band members express themselves at 6:00 a.m. prac- tice. K Art gave me SOrTlGthiI'1g Joyce Perryman practices the art of dramatic expression l never really had before, self-expression. 2 I was able to get the Q., yg real me to show as through. Art instilled peace within me. There's something about being able to take an emotion, a feeling, and express it on a lifeless canvass, or a staff of music. l feel very close to every work I create too, because in a real sense, it is a part of meg it is me. I found too that the arts are not restricted to just painting, or music, or drama, but that there is art in everything, the way the wind sways the trees, the setting of the sun, the flight of a gull, a human breath. You see, to me anyway, art is life. Floyd Cooper brushes the finishing touches on a portrait. Health Safety and Physical Education I always liked gym for the physical activity. . . playing basketball, swimming, gymnastics, or going to sixth hour. . . learning skills to be healthy. . .The coaches were important. Without some physical exertion I could not be myself. Drivers' Education was boring in class, yet exciting and fun, when I got to drive a car. The simulators seemed unreal but some of the films in class were fun to watch. The driving test was scary. When I finally got my license, I felt more mature. 1'-1 Mr. Luce's drivers' ed. class practices left turn signals. Parallel bars provide excellent physical exercise. N 102 Classes '29, Sr. Class Officers Cameron ' - esidem Oo as K6 00 49 S .XG 0,88 6 11,-any 6 104 0606 -N20 ef , ...V , I n 'T 56 if W fA If - 1 et... K5 Somehow being an officer my senior year seemed a lot more important than it had before. There was more to do, more decisions to be made and less time to make them. I realized that some people really don't care about school activities or supporting a class, but ticket sales for Auntie Mame went a lot better than expected. Everyone seemed to work a little harder this year. Maybe it was because the prom seemed a lot more real than before. Ginny represented our class as Miss Central and Susan was our Girl's State delegate. Dave and Cameron excelled in sports, Alan in Brigadoon. Along with Mr. Teague they guided our class through a successful year, ending with our prom at the Elks' Club and finally graduation. Thinking of graduation, I wish I had worked a little harder, made more friends, become more involved because now it's over and l don't have a chance to do it again. HAROLD ADAIR - Letterman, Key Club Vice Pres., Tribal Tribune Sports Editor, JIM ADAIR - Letterman, Cross Country, Track, RICK ADAMS- Honor Roll, NHS, MICHAEL ALBERT, ALTHA ALEXANDER - Board of Directors, FBLA Vice Pres., Honor Roll. MARY ALLEN - Camarata, NHS, Red Feather squad leader, JORGE ALVAREZ, CELINA ANDERSON, FERN ANGELL, YVETTE AWE. CHUCK BABER Q Key Club, NHS, Tom Tom,' GLEN BAILEY. JOAN BAILEY - Miss Central Atteandant, ALVIN BAKER - Letterman, Key Club, Opera Club, CHERYL BANE- Daze Board, Mame, Brigadoon, CAROL BANFIELD - Varsity cheerleader, H.R. Sec., Brigadoon, GARY BARNETT, BARBARA BAUHAUS- CCAP, Red Cross, Red Feather Squad Leader, CELESTE BARROW, WALTER BELL -CAST, H,R. Officer, Stagecraft, DEMETRIUS BEREOLOS - CAST Vice Pres. Student Council Pres., Boy's State Rep., KAREN BITSKO, MYRA BLAND, FREDDIE BLEVINS, RANDY BODENHAMER - H.R. Pres., Honor Roll, Letterman, STEVE BOLDING, GREG BOTKIN - CCAP, Daze Board, Tom Tom, BILL BRASFIELD - Red Cross, DEBORAH BATE .-Q-an-.1 LISA BROWN. CONNIE BRASHEARS- Honor Roll, FBLA, Red Feathers, RICHARD BRASHER - Band, Daze Board, Mame, RICHARD BRENNEMAN - Honor Roll, NHS Treas., DAVID BROUILLETTE, JERI BROWN - H.R. Pres.. Seniors I LISE BROWNFIELD - Opera Club Treas., Red Feathers Vice-Pres., Tribal Tribune, GEARY BRUNER, NANCY BRYAN - Chess Club, Red Feathers. JANELLE BUCKNER - H.R. Officer, , NHS, Brigadoon, VANESSA I BUDNICK - Red Feathers. KAR EN BUELL - CCAP H.R. Sec. Student Council, BETTYBUNNELL, FBLA Honor Roll, Red Feathers, ANGELINE BURNS, ANN Bunms- Vars Red :ty Cheerleader, Daze Board, Feathers. BARBARA BURRIS- H.R. officer, Student Council, ADRIENNE BURTON - Honor Roll, Red Cross, Red Feathers, JERRI CAIN, KENNY CALLISON, SUZANNE CAMPBELL - Band, DANNY CANTRELL. LARRY CARPENTER. FLOYD CARTER, GARY CARTER - Honor Roll, NHS, Scalpers. Stage-craft, S.C., MELANIE DARNELL PEGGY DARNELL- H.R, Vice-Pres., SCOTT CARTER. DARLENE CERDA -- Pres. Red Feathers, Band. ALAN CHAMPION - Mame, Opera Club Pres., Sr. Class S.C. Rep, REGINA CHILDERS - Brigadoon. NATHANIEL CHISM - Daze Board, Mame, S.C. Vice-Pres., SHERRY CHOATE, JOANN CLARK, CALVIN CLEMMON, RICHARD COCHRAN - Honor Roll, NHS, Red Cross. FANNIE COLLINS SABRINA COLLINS - CCAP, Mame, Health Careers, MARK COMEAUX - Daze, Letterman, Key Club, DIANE CONKLIN - Sec. FBLA, H.R. Pres., Red Feathers, CHUCK COOK - Band Drum Major, CAST Sec., Daze Board Pres., MARK COUCH - H.R. Officer. TROY COUEY H R Officer Stagecraft CHARLES COX RANDALL COY Tribal Tribune JANE CRANDALL Mame NHS EDDIE CROSBY - Letterman, S.C., JULIE CUMMINGS, CAMERON CUMMINS - Letterman, Brigadoon, Sr. Class Pres., DOROTHEE CURFMAN - Cast Treas., Mame, Tom Tom Student Life Ed., CATH EY CURTIS - Honor Roll, NHS, Red Feathers. JOHNNY D'ARCY - Daze Board, -H.R. Vice-Pres., Red Feathers, DAVID DARNOLD - Key Club, Mame, Tom Tom, KEVIN DAVIS- Honor Roll, Brigadoon, Scalpers, DIANE DELLER - Pres. Camarata, NHS, S.C. RICHARD DEBROSSE, ALAN DENNEY KIM DENT -Honor Roll Brigadoorz, sc., TERRY DERAMo.' GROVER DREW - H.R. Officer, if-Q, Stagecraft, AASS. xg, L. . if J GLORIA DIGGS, JUDY DIX, RICK DODSON - FCA, Letterman, Tom Tom Editor, BETTY DOGANS - DECA Treas., Health Careers, H.R. Vice-Pres., KEVIN DOOLEY- H.R. Vice-Pres., Human Relations Council, Freedom's Foundation. DEBI DOTY- FBLA Pres., JANAE DOYLE - Camarata, Daze Board, Red Feathers. NAOMI DREW- A Cappella, Red Feathers, SUSIE DURKEE - Camarata, Brigadoon, Red Feather Squad Leader. ROBERT DYE - H.R. Pres., Vice Pres. Stagecraft, S.C., RUSS DYER ,aa-,Honor-Roll,-Letterman, Brigadoon, BRENDA EDMUNDS SHIRLEY V EDWARDS, FRTED ELLIOTT - Band show designer, Daze Board Instrumental chairman, NHS. JENEE ELLIOTT, BILLIE ELLIS- Red Feathers, CREDELLA ENGLISH - Marching Band, GRA, Red Cross, DARLENE ESMOND, CANDY EVANS - Daze Board, Honor Roll, Mama. ANNETTE FENDERSON -Daze Board, Mame, VICKIE FERGUSON, GWEN FOSTER - Health Careers, RAYLA FOSTER - H.R. Sec., Honor Roll, NHS, DIANNE FRANCIS- Opera Club Secretary, Red Feather Tres. Tribal Tribune, DIANE FRANS - H.R. Pres., Red Feathers. JOHN FRICLAYg SHIELA GARRETT -H.R. Sec., Red Feaihersg RICKEY GARRISONQ NORMAN GATES. PAT GEARYg JANET GERVAIS - Camarata, FBLA, Red Feathers, GAIL GIBBONS - Cheerleader, Briga- doon, S.C.g BETTY GOARD - Camarata, Daze Board, Red Cross, GUY GOFF - Tom Tom,' DAVID GONTERMAN, DAVID GOODSON - Daze Board, H.R. Officer, Band Drum Major, DIANE GORDON. LINDA GOTTSCHALK - CCAP Pres., NHS, S.C. TERRY GRACE - H.R. Officer, Let- fefman. EDNA GROSS, JUDY GROUNDS - Camarata, Daze Board, Honor Roll. BARBARA GRUENWALD - Ca- marata, HeaIIh Careers, Honor Roll, GREG GUNN. GREG GUTHRIE - Red Cross, Tribal Tribune, DEBBIE HALL - Mame, NHS, Brigadoong DAVID HAMILTON - Daze Board, H.R. Pres., Stage- craft, MARY HAMMONS - FBLA, H.R. Officer, NHS, ALAN HANKINS- Chess Club, Tribal Tribune. -in --19' 15,757 tri CONNIE HARDEN - Honor Roll, Red Cross. Sec. DONALD HAFIDESTY KAREN HARDESTY-H.H Pres NHS SC 47 ROBYN HILSASECK - Daze Board, Red Feathers, r. Board, TERI ' HINMAN-Honor non, Meme, Red Feathers, GREG HITCHCOCK- FBLA Sec., SHERRY Hoeeooo. Qvwu , 4 MARY HARLOWg RODNEY HARMON LINDA HARPERQ PAUL HARRINGTON - Letterman, FCA, JOHN HARRIS, BARBARA HARVEY - Camarata Treas., NHS, Tom Tom. LINDA HAY- Daze, DECA, S.C.g SARA HAYNESQ JEANETTA HEATH - H.R. Officer, Honor Roll, Red Feathers, ALICE HERNDON - CCAP, FBLA, S.C.g DIANE HERRINGTONg CRAIG HIGGINS. TISMA HOCKETT- Honor Roll, Red Feathersg ANN HOLMES - Band. MELISSA HOLT, DON HONEYWELL - Letterman, Lettermen's Club. ADRIENNE HOOD - Camarata, Red Feathers, S.C. Corr. Sec., JEANNIE HOOD - Daze, Red Feathersg STAN HORNE - Honor Roll, Letterman, Indian Club. ANDY HOROWITZ- Cast, Daze Board, Mame, FAYE HOWARD - A Cappella, H.R. Vice Pres., CCAP, SUSAN HOWARD - Honor RoIl,?fom om. CATHY HUBANKS, ANNA HUT- CHINSON, BILL HUTCHINSON. DAVID JACKSON, EDNA JACKSON - Honor Roll, NHS, JOY JACOBS - H.R. Pres. RICKEY JARRARD, RICHARD JEF- FERSON, VINCENT JENKINS, NEDA JOHNSON - Red feathers, Finalist for Miss Central. SMOKEY JOHNSON, STEVE JOHNSON. '13 JIMMY JOHNSTON, FERNE JOHN- STONE - AFS, Mame, S.C., JUDY JONES, JULIE JONES. ,.,,'? KIM JONES, CHARLESETTA JORDAN, JANEICE JORDAN - Health Careers, Red Feathers, S.C. SARA JORDAN, JOANIE JUBELA- CCAP, Tribal Tribune Editor, KATHY KEEN - Daze Board, NHS, Tom Tom Classes Sec. Editor, JESSE KEITH - DECA Parl., H.R. Pres., EVERETT KENT. 112 3 V is -s 9 Y Y v jo.- 'Y -1' 4-'J' ficer, Letterman. JACK KESSLER -Honor Roll, VICAg ROBERT KINNANQ BARBARA KIR- CHENSCHLAGER - Marching Band, Daze, Red Feathers, CORA LADD. OPAL LADD - Daze Board, FBLA, Red Feathers, JO ANN LAIPPLE - Red Cross. BOBBY LASSITER - Homeroom Of- LARRY LAWRENCE - Letterman, Tom Tom, Soalpersg STEPHEN LAWS. LORETTA LEE, BRENT LEONARD - Stageoraft. PAUL LEWIS, DONNA LIGHTFOOTQ BON LYLESQ MIKE LYNCH - Mame. ELS?T'i2ff?QJJtT'i22EiU33L2hCCSi'ncit, SGH IO YS JOHN MCCANEQ PATTY MCCASKEY - Health Careers, Honor Roll, Red Feathers. 113 GINNY IVICELWAINE- Oct. Girl of the Month, Tom Tom Opening Sec- tion Editor, Miss Central Lllg TER- RITA MCFARLIN - Band Queen, Mame, Red Feathers, CANDY MCGEEQ BONNIE McINTOSH - Mame, CAST, Daze Board Treasurer VIOLA IVICINTOSH. MARTHA MANKINSg LOIS MARTINQ SHARON MAXEY. PAULETTE M GRA, Red Feather AARON MEEK - Daze, Daze Board, Sta ecraitg DENNIS MEEKERg ANITA MENDOZA - A Cappella, H.R. Sec., Stagecrah. SHARON MILLERQ MARGARET MIT- GORDON MOELLER - Tom Tom,- GAY MONTEITH - Camarata, Honor ROBERT MOOREg KATHY MORGAN - CCAPQ CATI-IEY MORLEY - Daze Board Sec., Meme , NHS. JACKIE MADDUX - H.R. Officer EADOWS- CAST, sg THOMAS MEAD- OWS. CHELL. Roll. TONY MATTHEWS KENNY MOORE. 1-.Q RUSSELL NANCE M Chess Club, Opera Club, Scalpers, MARK NELSON - Chess Club Honor Roll Lenerman, DANNY NEVIIBY - Daze' Board, NHS President, Tom Tom. ROGER MOSEBY, JIMMY MULLINS, JIM MURPHEY, GORDON MURRAY - Band, Daze, Daze Board, STE- PHEN MURRAY. Seniors CATHEY NICHOLSON, GWENDOLYN NORMAN, BOOTSEY O'BRlEN - Daze Board, Head Cheerleader, Opera Club, NANCY OGBURN. Q, W6 '-Q -0-5 BARBARA O'NEAL, TROY ORCUTT, CARLETON ORME, JIMMY OWENS. gf- ,.Q W- CHERYL RECORD - Camarata Sec- retary, NHS, Red Feathers, MARK REYNOLDS, TIM REYNOLDS, CHERYL RICE. ALLEN ROSS. LEATRICE PARKER - Mame, Daze Board, AASS, YVOUGHN PARKER - Daze, Red Feathers, EMMA PARKS, MARK PARRISH, LYNDA PAYNE, RENEE POYNER - Red Feathers, Homeroom Officer. TERESA POYNER, JOYCE PER- RYMAN - Homeroom Oificer, Mame Brigadoon, LEON PIGEON, KATHY POOR - Red Cross, Red Feathers, DONNY PRUITT, DAVID RATHBONE. TONEY RICH, DAVID RlCKEL- NHS, Band, Daze Board, MITCHELL ROBERTSON, GLENNA ROBINSON - Daze Board, Honor Roll, AFS Host, ANNE RUTLEDGE - CAST, Daze Board, NHSg RUTH SANDERS - CCAP, Synchronettesg CHERALYN SALLEEg JIM SANDERS, SHARRON SAVAGE - NHS. DENISE SCHAUSTEN - Daze, Honor Roll, Brigadoong GREG SCHULTE. DEBBY SCRIVNER - DECAg JACKIE SELMON - Camarata Vice President, Cheerleader, Red Cross Vice Presidentg SANDY SHIPLEY. SARA SHORES - Health Careers, Red Cross, Red Feathersg JOHNNY SHU FlTLEFFg DE ANN SIVERS - Honor Roll, NHS, Red Feathers. SUSAN SKALLA - Girls' State, Senior Class Treasurer, Attend ant to Miss Central, JIM SMITH - Health TIM SMITH, TOMMY SMITH - Oct. Boy of the Month, Honor Roll, Basketball Letterman, KAREN SNODGRASS - Daze Board Man. Sec, NHS Vice President, National Merit Semi-finalist, MARTHA SNODGRASS, HALLIE STAGGSg ANN STANDRIDGE. JOE LLA SCOTT. 't Careers. GEANIE STANFI LL - Honor Flollg SANDY STEBELLQ LETA STEVENSON - CCAP, Fled Feathers, RITA STEVENSON - Camarata, Red Feathers Secretary, Finalist for Miss Central. LISA STEWART - H.R. Treasurer, Honor Roll, Bri adoong DAVID STYVE, DENNIS SUMMERS - Honor Roll, Key Club Secretary, NHS, SUSAN SUMNERQ DEANNA SUTTLE - Honor Roll, NHS Secretary, Brigadoong DOUG SWIFT - Let- terman, NHS, Tom Tom Academics Section Editor. GAIL TAYLOR - VICAQ BRAD THOMAS - Key Club, NHS, Briga- doon. EDDIE THOMAS - CAST President, Daze Board Directing Chairman, FCA Captain. JANIS THOMAS, MARCIA THOMPSON - Band, Daze Board H.R. Treasurer. TONI THORNE-Student Council, Red Feathers, BILLY THRESHER. KAREN THRESHER, JACK THUESONg DAVID TIGER, DEBBIE TINGLEY, BARBARA TIPTON - Red Feathers. 'N-9 MIKE TISCHLER, NANCY TOEDT- H.R. President, Brigadoon, Red ' Feathers, HELLEN TROTTER: S e n IO ROBERTO TUBEROSA- AFS, Mame, Student Council. 174 STEVEN TU ERS - Band, Daze Board, Mame,' MARY TU RNBOW - Daze, Honor Roll, Brigadoong GERALD VERN ER - CAST, Daze Board, Mameg VICKIE VlCKERSg DAVID WADE - Letterman, Tom Tom Sports Section Editor, Senior Class Vice President. CAROLJEAN WALKER. DEBBI WALKER - Tribal Tribune. PAULA WALKER - Camarata, H.R. Officer, Red Feathers, RICHARD WALKER. TED WALKER : BARBARA WALLACE -A Cappella, Red Feathers, CECILIA WALLACE, GARY WALSH - Brigadoong TOM WARD - Key Club, Mame, Brigadoong LAURA WARDEN - Honor RoII, Red Feathers, S.C. SCOTT WARDEN - FCA, Letterman, Lettermen's Club, DONNA WARREN, BOBBY WATSON, KIM WEAVER, DAVID WELLS. DEBRA WELLS - FBLA, H.R. Officer, Red Feathersg MARCELL WEST- BROOK -Orchestra. PATRICIA WESTBROOK - Red Cross. REGGIE WESTIVIACOTT - Honor Roll, NHSQ GANA WESTMOLAND. 41- an if af' 'tr-up S. 43 Ns Nr -rm .ag SHERRY WHEELER - H.R. Officer, Red Feathers, SC., IKE WHITE, RICKY WHITE, STEVE WHITE - DECA Vice Pres. Q f-0 WITT. Vi SUE WOFFORD, DAVID WOLFE - Letterman, LESTER WOOD - FCA, Letterman, Lettermen's Club, GARY WORTHY- Band. 'C Y 'P MELVA WHITSON, PATRICIA WIDNER, PATTIE WIGGINS, BETTY WILDER - H.R. Officer, DENNIS WILLIAMS - CAST Vice Pres., Daze Board- Management Chairman, Brigadoong MARCIA WILLIAMS - Red Feathers. Seniors RICHARD WILLIAMS - Tom Tom Photo rapher, VICA, JOHN WIL- LIAMSON, JERRY WILLIS, ROGER WISE - Honor Roll, NHS, BECKY BRENDA WYNN - H.R. Officer, LAURA WYRICK, GINA YATES - Band, RICHARD YERTON - Stage- craft, CINDY ZACHRY, DAVID ZW- INGELBEFIG - Letterman, NHS, Tom Tom. X C5 Q C f 3 E Joyce Perryman lVera Charlesj Dave Darnold lltol and Debbie Hall lNora Mulldoonl Chuck Cook lBeauregardl and Bonnie Mclntosh lAuntie Mamel Bonnie Mclntosh lAuntie Mamel and Charlie Martinez lYoung Pa- trickl 15 Auntie IVIame This was my first class play. It was my last class play. I was glad I got in the cast. I dreaded midnight rehearsals. exhaustion . . . Stevie Yoder N1-if 3' sins y S ,,.r,.x . . .forgotten lines, . . never forgotten lines. It was a fan- tastic play. It was a perfect , one , ' w. play. It was over. Debbie Hall fNora Mulldooni Dennis Williams tMr. Upsoni Ginny McElwaine fMiss Goochj :David Rickie tMr. Babcocki and Dave Darnold ltoi 121 K. we 9 Jr. Class Officers , Fauna Williams - President be Ss wer 122 S0590 09696 46' ,ww Was.. an all girl cabinet. . .We really cared about our class, and that's more than a lot of people did. We only started with a little money, and Brenda kept track of it as the amount increased. Homerooms raised money, and our class play By Skin of Our Teeth made over 3600. Karen helped make it a success in her role as the fortune teller. We decorated the third floor for spirit week. We beat the seniors and won the spirit drum. Susan accepted it with pride. Our class had a lot more spirit than I thought. Falina conducted our assembliesg the few we had. It was nice to miss first hour occasionally. Sharon helped us order our senior rings. I think the best part of being a junior is getting your senior ring. At least it gives us something to look forward to. CARRY ABBOTT DEBRAH ADAMS GALA ADAMS LINDA ADAMS JAMES ALBERTY AUDREY ALEXANDER JEFF ALLEN RICKY ALLEN JIMMY ANDERSON KEITH ANDERSON SYMARIA ANDERSON ROBERT APPLEGATE BROCK ARMSTRONG ROY BADGWELL RITA BAILEY RENE BANES JERRA BANKS JIMMY BANKS DARLENE BARDEN DAVID BARGER ALAN BARNES BECKY BARNES DONNA BARNES FRANKIE BASH NORMA BASH DAVID BASS TERRY BASS LORI BATEMAN TOM BEAM DAVID BARGAS 115 if -.6 MIKE BECK JANET BELL 124 BEVERLY BABER FAYE BELLER BRIAN BERGER LINDA BERRYMAN 125 Jun SHARON BIRKES KATHY BLAKE WANDA BLAND NEAL BLEVINS DALLAS BOEN CONNIE BORON MIKE BOWERS DARRELL BRADLEY LOU ANN BRAND STEVE BRANTLY MARK BRASIER GLADYS BU RNS SHEILA CAVINESS PAM BROWN STEVE BROWN TOM BROWN LEON BRUCE PAT BRUCE TERRI BRUNER JANE BU NTT ELAINE BU RNS iors CYNTHIA BRINKM EYER CAROLYN BROCK SHEILA BROCK IVA BROOKS THOMAS BROOKS JOHNNY BROWN LARRY BROWN MICHELLE BURRELL WES BURTON DIANE BUSBY JOY BUSH ENBARK GARY CASKY DIANNA CAG LE f If 1 BARRY CALDWELL LARRY CAMPBE LL I - , 25 - MARILYN CHADWELL CECIL CHAMBERS SUSAN CHAMBERS Juniors KATHY CHANCE LORETTA CHISUM ROBERTA CLARDY BARBARA CLARK DAVID CLAY HERBERT CLICK DIANE COCHRANE TERRY COFFEE JIMMY COGHILL RUSSELL COLE WILLIAM COLLINS JEFF COODY CARLA COOPER PHYLLIS COOPER SHIRLEY COOPER TERRI COOPER MICHELLE COVINGTON DUANE DAVIES KENNETH DAVIES LAURA DILLION GLENDA DOGANS MIKE DOSS CAROL DOTY CHERYL DOTY GREG DOVE 3 BRENNY DUNLAP BEVERLY DURANT DEWAYNE DURANT MARSHA EDGE YOLONDA EDWARDS 126 'E --A Hitman 127 JO ANN ELLIS JILL ELMORE DONNA EVANS KELLY FRIEDL JUDY FRYE NANCY FRY MARGARET GALBREATH ANNITTA GARDNER JANNITTA GARDNER EDYE GARN ER WENDY GARRETT PAM GEIGER FRANCINE GRAYSON KAREN GRAYSON LAWRENCE GREEN ANN GUINN MELVIN HALL FRED HAMMOND MARSHA HARDMAN DAYLE HARGER JEANNIE HARJO ANNE HARRINGTON KATH LEEN EM ERY BARBARA EVANS CHARLES FARRINGER LINDA FENSKE DONNA FERRELL EVA FIELD RAYMOND FIELDS LINDA FORTH CHERYL FOSHEE JOYCE FOSTER DONNA FRANCIS ROBIN FRANCISCO CINDI GELBHAR ARTHUR GIABBAI KENNY GIBSON SHELLY GILBREATH WAYNE GOODMAN SUSAN GORTON JOY GRAENING ROBERT HEFLEY NANCY HENLEY MELISSA HEROD SALLY HERRIMAN SUSAN HESTER JEANNIE HILBURN CASSANDRA HILL NANCY HOBBS BILL HONEYCUTT CRAIG HOOVER CAROLYN HOPE MONETTE HOPKINS KATHY HORN GARY HORTON BILLY HOWARD SHERRIE HUDSON MARY HUMPHERY JIMMY HUNTER RANDY HILLIARD DOUG HINSON ,si Q PAM HUNTER DAVID HUTCHINSON MELANIE HUGHES JOANNA IMHOFF JIMMY ISENHOUR TOMMY IVY CLAUDIA JACKSON MIKE JAMISON JENNIFER JARRETT rf' SHEI LA JASPER CLAUDETTE JOHNSON CYNTHIA JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON MITCH JOHNSON JIM JOICE DONNA JONES JANET JONES KLEIMAN JONES JERROLD JONES SANDRA JONES TIM JONES 1-.4 'TZ7 Juniors VE RSADALE JOSEPH FARON KFI I Y KENNETH KELLEY JEFF KENNEDY RICK KIDD CYNTHIA KINNARD STEPHANIE KRUTZER JERRY LAWSON DEBBIE LEIFHEIT JERRY LEWALLEN ROBERT LIVERS DEBBIE LOCKLEAR WALTER LOWE STEVE LUCAS SHARON MCARTHUR AMY MCCLINTOCK SANDI MCELFRESH IVONNE MITCHELL JOYCE MOAK BECKY MOORE SUE MORAIN DEBBIE NEWMAN LAURA NEWMAN NENA NEWMAN GARRY NEIMEYER ALONZO NOLEN BEV ORCUTT GERALDINE PALMER COLETTE PARKER LARRY PARKER JON PARKER REGINA PARKER CELIA MARSHALL DONNA MARSHALL PAM MARTIN VANCE MARTIN MIKE MASTERSON MARK MEDLIN DEBBIE MEISENHEIMER PAM MILLER ALICE MISCH HOLLY MITCHELL DIANE MOREHEAD BECKY MORGAN TOMMY MORRIS CLIFF MORRISON MARIA MULLINS MIKE MULLINS JANICE MURPHY SCOTT MURPHY SANDRA NEELEY KAREN NELSON MARK NELSON CHARLES PARKER I.CfI I, 130 S559 Ex S? 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BRENDA RAINS JULIANNE RAMSEY MISSY RAMSEY DALE REAGAN JANICE ROBERTS ANITA ROBERTSON SHIRLEY ROBERTSON JEROLD ROBBINS RICK RODRIGUEZ ARNITA SANDERS JEFF SCHMIDT CHAROLETTE SCH ROCK ROBYN SCOGGINS STAFFORD SELBY GAYLENE PERKINS BRENDA PERRY DONNA PHILLIPS DONALD PHILLIPS CONNIE PILKINGTON BRENDA RAGSDALE ANNETTE RANDALL LOU ANN REED MEREDITH REED MICHAEL REED DUANE RIGDON RHONDA RIGSBY BERNICE ROBERTS DONNA ROBERTS ETH EL RODGERS KEITH ROLAND JOHN ROSS CRAIG ROSSI GREG ROWLAND RICHARD RUTLEDGE STEVE SALAZAR Juniors EVELYN SMITH GEORGE SMITH HOMER SMITH ELAINE SNODGRASS MIKE SPAIN ANGIE SPOSATO CHERY SPREITER JOY STEVENSON RAMONA STITCH PAT STOCKHAND LES STOCKTON WINFORD SULLIVAN CON NI E SWATSENBARG SAMMY SIMMONS BUDDY SLEMP AUDREY SMILES CONNIE SMITH MADELYN SMITH SHARON SMITH MARK SHACKLEFORD LESLIE SHALLENBERGER SANDY SHANNON TOM SHEEHAN JON SHINN BRIAN SMITH BETTY SWAIN MARK SWIFT JOANN TAYLOR KENNY TAYLOR MICHELL TAYLOR REN ETUERS SHARON THOMAS STEVE THOMAS TEVIN THOMAS BRAD THOMPSON RONALD THOMPSON ROBERT TILLMAN JACI TINSLEY JOHNNY TURNER VICTOR TURNER JOHN TURRENTINE 132 KATHY WALKER GAY WALLACE JEAN ETTE WARD PAM WARREN MIKE WARD DANNY VILLAREAL DEBBIE WADE NANCY WADE JOANN WAGONER VICKIE WALDRUP PAU LETTE WATSON KATHY WHITE JULIUS WHITE TOM WHITE STANLEY WILKINS TIM WILKINSON CAROL WILLIAMS FALINA WILLIAMS JANIE WILLIS CINDY WILSON MINYAN WILSON JANET WOLF JUDY WOODARD STEVE WEBB JACK WEAVER JERRY WEAVER GAIL WESTMOLAND BELINDA WRIGHT KATHY WYRICK ANITA YOUNG KATHY YOUNG ESTHER ZACHERY ROBERTA WREN ROCHELLE WRIGHT C790 Sophomore Officers Angela Turner pr esfden I O,-S fa 134 x . V5 we of 'veg' 6 Un no se1d9H CD 3 -1- ED '2' 4 CD 1211159 , B B 11.-f . Q sms -My ,.. 1- f 'Til'--: ?!3IX:5sir5Ni1- .gift 5? .. ' I I 1 SE E5 A-' I 135 A sophomore officer. . . It was flattering to win an election among people we just met this year. Leading assemblies and helping organize class activities. . . But later when our activities started, we realized how much work was involved. It wasn't always easy to be here at 7:00 for a meeting -we came because we cared. While Debbie and Scott rehearsed for The Family Nobody Wanted, the two Terri's were boosting ticket sales. . .Angela was an attendant to the band queen. Being a sophomore used to scare me, but now I don't know why. Things are a little bigger here and there are a few more people, but everyone's nice. And I like the freedom. Gym wasn't always fun, especially when I had to go to class with wet hair. And I never really liked cutting things up in Biology, but Drivers' Ed. was fun and it helped me get my license. Going out to lunch made the day go a lot better, so I did it as often as l could. Being a sophomore wasn't so bad after all. . . I only fell down the stairs once. 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Jaf-ewyf17Zf'1'54f ,412 wc , WZ 4, 4 W jj gpZLL C9911 :E cL7Q?7z,62vLJ Grganizations 147 National Honor Society 14' JW , Richard Adams Audrey Alexander Mary Allen Beverly Baber Chuck Baber Deborah Bate Demetrius Bereolos Freddie Blevins Richard Brenneman, Cynthia Brinkmeyer Pam Brown Janell Buckner Gladys Burns Gary Carter Susan Chambers Roberta Clardy Barbara Clark Richard Cochran Fannie Mae Collins Jane Crandall Dorothy Curfman Treasurer Cathey Curtis Diane Deller Kevin Dooley Michael Doss Fried Elliot Rayla Foster Kenneth Gibson Shelly Gilbreath Linda Gottschalk Debbie Hall Mary Hammons Karen Hardesty Barbara Harvey Nancy Henley Carolyn Hope Joanna lmhoff Edna Jackson Terri James Donna Jones Kathy Keen John Lawson Ginny McElwaine Bonnie Mclntosh James McPhail Mark Medlin Christopher Moeller Cathy Morley Michael Mullins Dan Newby, President Karen Nelson Gaylene Perkins Donna Phillips Melissa Ramsey Cheryl Record David Rickel Shirley Robertson Richard Rodrigiez Anne Rutledge Sharron Savage Jeffrey Schmidt DeAnn Sivers Susan Skalla 149 Sharon Smith Karen Snodgrass, V. Pres Michael Spain Geanie Stanfill Ramona Stich Dennis Summers Deanna Suttle, Secretary Doug Swift Brad Thomas Robert Tillman Steven Tuers David Wade Reginald Westmacott Vickie Westgage Tom White Tim Wilkinson Roger Wise David Zwingelberg second year members Red Cross Red Cross is really a worthwhile organization but getting enough people involved is sometimes difficult. Maybe having a sophomore president this year helped us. Twerp Week and a student blood drive are two new and different projects planned this year. Annette Ehrenm an, President. Debbie Kraul, All-City Delegate, Annie Whisenhunt, All-City Delegate, Arlene Keith, Treasurer, Jackie Selmon, Vice Presidentg Nancy Lustgarten, Recording Secretary. me on ru: an WS ' . :ip , First Row: Donna Phillips, Diane Wolfenbarger, Debbie Locklear, Linda Mitchell, Jackie Selmon. Second Row: Veronica Traylor, Arlene Keith, Sondra Jones, Deborah Bate, Janet Wolfe, Robyn Scoggins, Francine Grayson. Third Row: George Medeiros, Steve Webb, Leslie Shallen- berger, Annie Whisenhunt, Debbi Kraul, Susan LeRoy, Jimmy Banks, Mrs. Hall. 150 Key Club Sweetheart- Barbara Harvey. Key Club It was a service organization and I tried to help whenever I could. . .cleaning Mohawk Park. . .ringing bells for Sal- vation Army. . .Kiwanis Club luncheons. . .parents' ban- quet. . .selling Auto Whis Kits. It can sure get tiresome and dull standing at the door tearing people's tickets in half, but then there's always the convention in Houston, and that's fun. 3 2 Dennis Summers, Secretary, Harold Adair, Vice-presidentg Jimmy Coghill, President, David Wade, Treasurer. PM First Row: Darrell Bradly, Dennis Summers, Eddie Thomas, Rex Smith, Richard East. Second Row: Mike Doss, Terry Calvert, Steve Tuers, Terry Bass, Gus Comeaux, Standing: Jimmy Coghill, Cameron Cummins, Greg Dove, Doug Swift, Tom Morris, Tom Ward, Alan Champion, Brad Thomas, Chuck Baber, Mike Payne, Mark Comeaux, David Zwingelberg, Harold Adair, avid Wade. 151 First Flow: Jackie Selmon, Diane Deller, Barbara Harvey, Cheryl Record. Second Flow: Barbara Gruenwald, Ann Burrus, Paula Walker, Rita Stevenson. Third Row: Florence Cahalen, Vicki Harrison, Judy Grounds, Adrienne Hood, Janae Doyle. Fourth Flow: Joyce Perryman, Susan Skalla, Mary Allen, Gay Monteith. .,.. 'ii--NG' K, ..., ,Ny R A T ax Susan Chambers, Terri Cooper and Diane Deller prepare for the rummage sale. 152 Diane Deller, President, Jackie Selmon, Vice President, Cheryl Flecord, Secretary, Barbara Harvey, Trea- surer. A we Camarata Sometimes it was hard to get people together tor meetings. We had some charitable projects -turkey dinner for a needy family, Christmas gifts for poor children. To raise money we sold candy and rummage. Some of the profit was spent on a party at Chandler Park. At all assemblies and productions we were there helping out by ushering. First Bow: Linda Forth, Sally Herriman, Cindy Wilson, Kathy Blake, Kathy Chance, Flobin Francisco. Second Row: Susan Chambers, Anne Phelps. Susan LeRoy, Becky Barnes, Sheila Brock, Barbara Clark, Pat Stockand, Donna Phillips. Third Bow: Pam Warren, Janice Murphy, Beverly Baber, Pam Geiger, Terri Cooper, Carolyn Hope, Brenda Perry, Miss Smith. Fourth Row: Joanna lmhoff, Anne Harrington, Stephanie Krotzer, Cindy Brinkmeyer, Julianne Ramsey, Edye Garner, Shelly Gilbreath, Dayle Harger, Linda Berryman. 153 First Row: Ernesel Jackson, Dana Appleby, Barbara Burris, Gail Gibbons, lnter-School Representative, Adrienne Hood, Corresponding Secre- tary, Anne Harrington, Treasurer. Second Row: Mark Brasier, Mike Junger, Carrie Ladd, Sheila Caviness, Kathy Mercer, Lynda Lambert, Inter- School Representative, Nick Leonard. Third Row: Robert Hefley, Melanie Hughes, Johnny D' Arcy, Nanci Caliison, Diane Deller, Kai Haesler, RobertoTuberoso. Fourth Row: Robert Dye, Debbie Leifheit, Glen Andre Chuck Cook, Alan Champion, Mike Payne, David Bass, Karen Har- desty, Recording Secretary, Melvin Hall, blUUBlll Cuuriuii So much to do in so little time --dances, Great Spirit Week, selling tee shirts, student exchanges. . .We've brought about new and different projects this year - revising cheerleader elections, hosting Japanese educators. lf we've gotten our student body to communicate both with each other and with the Council, then we've accomplished our goal. D. Bereolos First Row: Anne Harrington, Treasurer, Roberto Tuberoso, AFS Student, Ferne Johnstone, A Student, Demetrius Bereolos, President, Nathaniel Chism, Vice-President. Second Row: Linda La bert, Inter-School Representative, Roberta Clardy, Inter-School Representative, Donna Jones, Int School Representative, Kai Haesler, ICYE Student, Claudia Jackson, Parliamentarian, Karen H desty, Recording Secretary, Adrienne Hood, Corresponding Secretary. 154 AFS As an AFS student, I was scared at first . . . I only had one letter from my American family before I arrived. no friends at first. . .different schools. . .different people . . .making the adjustments, making lifetime friends and having lifelong memories. . YM! First Flow: Sue Morain, Janeice Jordan, Alice Misch, Karen McElwaine, Hellen Trotter. Second Ftow: Sandie Miller, Diane Morehead Roberta Clardy, Inter-School Representative, Paula Salmon, Donnita Weinkauf, Sharon Price. Third Flow: Don Walker, Glenna Robinson, Toni Thorne Karen Johnson, Sara Shores, Susan McAninch, Debbie Smith. Fourth Ftow: Tim Wilkinson, Mike Lynch, Rodney Harmon, James Parker Jim Smith, Susan Skalla. Eddie Thomas, Captaing Ca- meron Cummins, Chaplain, Greg Hitchcock, Secretaryg John Johnson, Co-captaing Paul Har- rington, Treasurer. to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of following Christ and serving him through the fellowship of the Church and in their vocations . . .being an athlete through Christ. ,ft A fl? ,it .5 W gl! 'Q Ft Q' x 'S First Row: Eddie Thomas, The Rock, John Johnson. Second Fiow: Mike Mullins, Scott Warden, Mike Ward. Third Row: Ron Engles, Cameron Cummins. Fourth Row: Kirk Condres, Jack Weaver. Fifth Row: Alan Barnes, Coach Hewlett, John Shinn, Sixth Fiow: Jeff Bitsko, Buddy Slemp. Seventh Ftow: Steve Tye, Melvin Hall, Dale Reagan. Eighth Row: Bill Collins, George Smith. Ninth Row: Brian Smith, Jack Bruner, John Turnbull. Fellowship of Christian Athletes our second year. . .big plans for hayrides, pillow fights, overnight hunting trips and a rummage sale. . .a S600 profit in two days. . . Our money went to help athletes attend a National Conference in Ft. Collins in August. N Wm it ,Wuxi l First Flow: Ann Burrus, senior cheerleaderg Rita Stevenson, Secretaryg Bootsey O'Brien, senior cheerleader. Second Flow: Linda Forth, Sally Herriman, Cindy Wilson, Kathy Blake, Ellen Goodson, Pam Geiger, Sharon Price. Third Row: Sondra Jones, Shelley Miller, Dana Appleby, Teri Kendall, Debbie Smith, Kathy Mercer. Fourth Row: Sandie Miller, Carol Gaskins, Susan Skalla, Mary Allen, Paula Walker, Beverly Baber, Carrie Ladd. Diane Francis, Treasurer, Darlene Cerda Pres- ident. Red Feathers s the Friends dance. . .spirit ribbons. . .making posters. . . advertising the games. . .wearing red and white. . .pep rallies. . . favors for the players. . .lt was hard to get people to show up on Friday morning for the meetings. This year we tried something new, sophomore co-squadleadersg it helped to get sophomores involved. We had good intentions but sometimes plans weren't carried through. 158 Flough spots, but this year ,wr-uv-s..,j,, Jill Elmore-junior Ann Burrus - senior I Carol Banfield - senior the squad was really together. cramps in my feet . . . My socks kept falling down. A dry, hoarse throat . . .practice all summer for two hours a day. . .raising money to goto clinic by having our own workshop for junior high girls . . . coming home from clinic with the spirit stick. . . feeling the excitement of the crowd during a close game . . . 1 fn' ' 6 1 Q ', ., f Melanie Hughes -junior Bootsey O'Brien - senior Barbara Clark -junior head cheerleader Pam Warren -junior Michelle McClellan -junior 159 Wrestling and track squad - Dana Appleby, Sharon Price, Gail Gibbons, head cheerleaderg Kathy Mercer Sally Herriman, Diane Morehead. Cheerleaders for most of us it was our first time to cheer. . . At first I didn't know what squad I would be on, but it got straightened out and I really liked it. picking out our uniforms. . . making favors. . . appreciating the guys we cheer for. . .it really made me feel kind of important. . . ..,.,, 4. .fps , -.Q L44- yfjg- , f'l1T1fa gf-I TK ... 2 Swimming and baseball squad - Ann Guinn, Terri Bruner, Beverly Baber, Jackie Selmon, Betsy Whitmore head cheerleader. Alan Hankins, President. Chess Club The majority of people think that chess is a game for a person whose I.Q. is bumping 2005 it really is just knowing how the pieces move, what your objective is, and how to plan ahead. meeting every Tuesday and Thursday. . . studying openings. . .taking unfinished games out of books . . . tournaments. . . recruiting girls for the club. . studying the masters. . . check. . .checkmate. . . .- j 'W s J 3-.itat .ff Ni 1 4. tt. 'It-jx, , 'Wi an I Chris Wilson plays a triple match against Don Walker, Jean Matthews, and Chris Dooley. 161 First Flow: Michelle Burrell, Arnita Sanders, Pamela Hunter, Jennifer Jarrett, Geraldine Palmer, Naomi Drew, Marilee Jordan, Sheila Jasper, Ike White. Second Row: Lanell Trayler, Dianna Harris, Sharon Holland, Beverly Durant, Kathey Walker, Karen Johnson, Janice Roberts, Linda Adams, Michaelle McClellan, Gerald Verner. Third Row: Norris Williams, Esther Zacher , Mrs. Scott, Sponsor, Phyllis Duncan, Deborah Bate, Francine Grayson, Robyn Scoggins, Brenda Kiel, Tina Galloway. Fourth Row: Tommy Smith, Jimmy Banks, Dianne Busby, Cynthia Johnson, Audree Smiles, Anita Young, Mary Humphrey, Sondra Jones, Symaria Anderson, Loretta Lee, Jeff Vann. Ike White, Janetta Heath, Phillip Johnson, Regina Parker, Tornmy Smith, Annette Fenderson, Gerald Verner, Joyce McClellan. Black Heritage Week. . . decorating room 219. . .Dale Hogg was our speaker for the Black Heritage Assembly. working in nurseries as volunteers. . .planning dances to raise money. . . Our objective is to preserve and to emphasize Black Culture, to stimulate creative ideas and to promote better understanding between all races. We're not talking of just the black man, but of all men. Together is the way it has to be. Tommy Smith, Vice-President, Jennifer Jarrett, Secretary, Ike White, President. Afro American Student Society 162 Miss Black Heritage, Annette Fenderson Daze Board Daze Executive Board - First Flow: Linda Forth, Cathy Morley, Secretaryg Bonnie Mclntosh, Treasurer, Sherrie Hudson, Kathy Blake, Gary Worthy, Eddie Thomas, Second Bow: Demetrius Bereolos, David Rickel, Karen Snodgrass, Mark Medlin, Chuck Cook, President, Alan Champion, Fried Elliott. Third Bow: Dennis Williams, Brian Smith, Aaron Meek. applications for the board. . I made it. executive board meetings. . .required full board meetings to choose our theme, Speaking Out. . . judging acts. . .rehearsals . . . QUIET! Mrs. Yoder making sure it all got done. . . , costumes. . .make up. . . Can I put this poster in your window? radio ads. . .curtain in five minutes. . .Now A Daze. tug. Daze Board - First Row: David Goodson, Johnny D'Arcy, Gerald Verner, Debbie Hall, Diane Wolfenbarger, Dennis Williams. Second Row: David Hamilton, Barbara Clark, Beverly Baber, Carol Sheehan, Judy Grounds, Andy Horowitz, Territa McFarlin, Darlene Cerda, Alan Champi- on. Third Fiow: Diane Busby, Pam Warren, Carol Gaskins, Susan Chambers, Kathy Blake, Debbie Smith, Glenna Fiobinson, Danny Newby, Jean Matthews, Jana Fiickel, Sandy Miller, Sharon Price, Carrie Ladd. Fourth Bow: David Clay, Carol Turers, Debbie Nelson, Ann Burrus, Bootsey O'Brien, Linda Forth, Missg Ramsey, Shelly Gilbreath, Lynda Lambert, Steve Tuers, James Alberty. Fifth Row: Susan Skalla, Joyce Perryman, Audrey Smiles, Candy vans, Shelly Miller, Bonnie Mclntosh, Greg Botkin, Ginny McElwaine, Janae Doyle. Sixth Bow: Dana Appleby, Cathy Morley, Sherrie Hudson, Annette Fenderson, Demetrius Bereolos. 163 Gail Gibbons and Dennis Williams practice on a duet for Tournament. CAST xg R -A6-T QA-sl CAST t Q-A-S-To G 72,73 , A73 72.73 c-A-5-r cw it f 'C-A-S-T r A , 31.73 ' A, il I me ' rm' ms c-wt 4 7273 ., wr' KJ .A'S'T X W X T I c.A,J T 2M'5'T 4,7213 1 fs. .Q 1 'L A-S-I e 71-73 MA 12 73 12 73 .5 3 OFFKER Qsfiii ' Cm' C Q..'t.s:f 77- 73 5257 ,72 7,5 it First Row: Brian Smith, Historian, Eddie Thomas, President, Chuck Cook, Secretary, Demetrius Bereolos, Vice President N.F.L.g Dennis Williams, Vice President Thespiansg Dorothee Curfman, Treasure. Second Row: Scott Warden, Sonya Wallace, Judy Crosby, Roger Lane, Clifton Wingfield, Gerald Verner, Dave Darnold, Debbie Smith, Ken Collier. Third Row: Marty McCormack, DeWayne Durant, David Bass, Dayle Harger, Carolyn Tipton, Anne Rutledge, Jane Crandall, Steve Krumm, Cathey Morley, Joyce Perryman. Fourth Row: Alan Champion, Andy Horowitz, Shelly Gilbreath, Lea Makaula, Debbie Locklear, Howard Walden, Evelyn Smith, Ginny McElwaine, Danny Newby, Glenna Robinson. Fifth Row: Beverly Baber, Kathy Blake, Barbara Clark, Paula Rossi, Debbie Nelson, Donita Weinkauf, Karen Johnson, Gail Westmoland, Sherrie Hudson, Bonnie Mclntosh, Cheryl Bane. 164 It was a lot of fun in CAST this year. There was always some- thing going on. . .tour- naments. . .one-act plays . . . assemblies. . .Red Brick . . .When we weren't working, there were still things to do . . .the picnic at Chandler. . . the open house. . . initiation into Thespians. . .the annual banquet. . .our own speech tournament - the Brave Forensic Classic. Ribblt' How ya dom chickee' lr, wr ? A: IN i Stag ec raft Johnny D'Arcy, Rob Pethic, Robert Dye, Aaron Meek, Troy Couey, Mark Kifer k I .4 nf ina Jane Crandall, Richard Yerton, Dorothee Curfman, George Argentos Brad Garcia, Frankie Bash, Mike Beck, Smokey Johnson, Belly Swaim Delbert Body, Billie McCullough, Kathy Geenan, Don Stanley, Hugh Nichols fs W ,, ,,1 X! C:-3:.... ' ,Q ' r,...-ff f,,.,.-- Y lg... 5 Q r 3 , 2 1 S Q'--55 waxy: H Johnny D'Arcy places the shimmering mirror ball above the gym to create a special effect for the Howdy Dance. S . ' pr... lt's the last place in the world where the artist craftsman has a chance to be creative. But it's a different class. I get to move around. lt's paint under my fingernails. . .acoke break. . . work that doesn't stop when the bell rings. . .the wild couch and the sweeping staircase for Auntie Mame . . .the alarm for By the Skin of Our Teeth . . .a bit of Scotland for Brigadoon. John Jack, Sherrie Hudson, Ray Fields, Pat Sharp, Rita Stevenson, Anita Mendoza Howard Walden, Greg Shulte, Walter Bell, David Hamilton, Steve Webb, Ronald Harrison, Mike Verners, Clarence Anderson, Pat Sharp 167 mf First Row Leon Treat Renee Alexander, Presidentg Debra Wells, Parlnamentarnan Opal Ladd Reporter Cathy Jackson Second Row Teresea Willis Laura Wyrick Joann Clark, Connie Brashears, Treasurer Fern Angell Betty Bunnell Mary Hammons Alide Hernndon Diane Conklin Secretary Sandra Walker, Scott Carter, Vice-presidentg Mrs Schroder Sponsor Janet Gervais FBLA Future Business Leaders of America. . .discovering what the business world is like. . . raffles and bake sales to raise money for the State Convention . . .competing with my col- leagues in typing and short- hand . . . learning the respon- sibilities of being a secretary . . .working on thejob in the afternoon . . . vocational program geared toward interest D in marketing, manage- ment, and distribution as a career. . .going Breakfast. to classes in the morn- ing. . .on thejob training in the after- noon . . . State Con- vention in March . . Bosses' Breakfast. . March of Dimes. . . inventory at Renberg's . . . DECA donut sales . . .The club made me aware of a voca- tional future. Donna Warren and Kim Jones attend the Bosses' First Row: Bill Winter, Reporter, Photographer, Kenny Callison, Chaplain, Eddy Duck, Pres- ident, Steve White, Vice Presidentg Penny Shipley, Historian, Michelle Burrell, Secretary, Betty Dogans, Treasurer, Jess Keith, Parliamentarian. Second Flow: Charolette Hingey, Debby Scrivner, Mike West, Donna Warren, Linda McClellen, Linda Hays, Clarence Elliott, Marcella Grayson, Thomas Green. Wy' , t , 3' Z Q' . V: ' - rf: t:,i 3 1 ttti t f , Q , Lk KL-t . ,,. , V Li' K' 5 t 0 5 'xagiy a tim. its Q , ' W , ' ,br .ie is gl' t ,,.. ' .4 S .xr Q95 Q--P' Q- if ! Clarence Elliott checks freight on his job. DECA Sweetheart- Betty Dogans, 169 Vica is learning a trade in graphic arts. We print all the tickets and programs for the Front row: Eric Newnum, Ron Llyes, David Jackson, D.L. Harmon, sponsor. Back row: John Cavely, Craig Higgins, Randy Hilliard, Ronald Holland. school plays and even do a little printing for businesses outside of school. We compete in several different trade areas on local, district, and state levels. But it's not just work - we're a club, and we have a lot of fun working together. VICA Health Careers Health Careers gives students interested in health fields a chance to learn about the available careers. We go to monthly seminars and we finance our trip to State by selling stationery and plaques. We represented Madagascar, a small country we studied so we could present their health problems. -tg r . I 4 . E. Y 5? Front row: Sara Shores, Barbara Gruenwald, Evegfn Turnbow, Kim Schmidt, Susan Snydes. Back Flow: Gwen Foster, Flichard Sampson, Robert Standley, ddie Hines, Clifton Wingfield, Marjorie Teal, Sponsor. 170 Sf 1972-73 Band Queen, Territa McFarlin. Senior attendants: Suzanne Campbell and Darlene Cerda. iw. jsei r K wits t cfs' . t seq ,, . fit' N-N ww-C Junior attendants: Carolyn Hope and Connie Pilkington. Band Royalty riding in the Spirit Week and Christmas parades. . .going to junior high schools to promote our band . . .coro- nation. . .the Hale game . . .shaking from nerves and the cold. . .wearingthe cape and crown . . . getting the traditional music note. . . lt was a great year! 171 Annette Ehrenman practices and learns a new piece. Jana Rickel and Alan Brown prepare for the musical. First Fiow: Marcell Westbrook, Cynthia Kinnard, Jana Ftickel, Annette Ehrenman. Second Row: Kevin Westbrook, Manuel MoFeIIand, Jese Trent, Karen Snodgrass. Third Flow: Alan Brown, Karen Berry, Mitch Johnson, Danny Bruce, David Rickel. Fourth Row: Gerri Inman, Mark Nicholson, Connie iikington, John Ross, Ronald Westbrook, John Jack. 172 l l Debbie Hall perfects an arrangement. Drchestra The only time we got all the orchestra together was after school or on Saturdays. It made it rough sometimes. Most of our time was spent preparing for the Christmas assembly, instrumental music assembly, the musical Brigadoon and contest. First Row: Victoria Westgate, Suzanne Campbell, Sue Morain, Debbie Hall. Second Row: David Clay, Jim Hunter, Carolyn Hope, David Goodson, Brad Scott, Jana Ftickel. Third Flow: Richard Brasher, Gordon Murray, Matt Botkin, Michael Traylor, James Alberty, Gary Worthy, Steven Tuers, Fried Elliott. Fourth Row: Mr. Wilson, Flick Olten, Ken Collier. 173 Front Flow: Suzanne Campbell, Victoria Westgate, Jean Matthews, Shirley Cooper, Helen Otto, Territa McFarlin. Second Row: Karen l Snodgrass, John Snod rass, Monette Hopkins, Danny Bruce, Mitch Johnson. Third Row: Sharon Holland, Sharon Booth, Debra Mosley, l Tevin Thomas. Fourth Sow: Tommy Morris, Glorea Furroll, Seymore Affonszo, John Jack, James Barnes, Terry Calvert, Donnie Hays, Matt i Botkin, Dennis Ellis, Jimmy Banks. Fifth Flow: Mark Nicholson, Connie Pilkington, John Floss, Ronald Westbrook, Don Glavut, Terry Pit Gina Yates. IS, gt, . We worked a lot harder this year trying to make it all the way to State Contest. I guess we accomplished something with those early sectionals and by taking all those tests. We even put in alittle individual practice on the parts we couldn't cut. The Band was pretty good, but the best part was the fun we had. Things like laughing at the way Mr. Wilson said Chorale and Fugue . . .the parties, assemblies, bus trips and jam sessions. They were part of what made us a band. Brad Scott prepares for concert. 174 Carolyn Hope. Q Front Flow: Edye Garner, Lynda Lambert, Laura Dillion, Gerri Inman, Ann Holmes, Kim Kelleg. Second How: David Flickel, David Goodson, Angela Turner, Brad Scott, Jana Rickel. Third Flow: John Dalby, David Clay, Fred Holmes, arolyn Hope, Jim Hunter, Carol Tuers. Fourth Flow: Gordon Murrey, Richard Brasher, Greg Botkin, Linda Bohannon, Tim Newbyi Fried Elliot, Fred LeMaster, Gary Worthy, Chuck Cook, Steve Tuers, Jim Alberty. Fifth Flow: Raymond Green, Michael Traylor, Ken Collier, ichard Wilson 3 5 il v R Connie Pilkington 175 How many people would be willing to get up at 5:15 to be ata 6:30 class? The eighty members of the Marching Band do everyday for three months during football season. Sometimes l'm nervous before we play, but when l'm performing all l can think about is what comes next and trying to keep in step. The candy sale profits all go into our fund for new uniforms someday. lt's so hard to march right for eight minutes, to play as loudly as I can, to keep my knees up, and to hold my horn up. And Majorettes salute during the l'Star Spangled Banner sometimes in the cold the mouthpiece on my trumpet freezes. Drum Major Chuck COOK Rifle Squad: Marty McCormick, Alvin Baker, Cecil Sellers, James Parker directs morning practice at Lee Stadium. Part of the brass section proves that practice makes perfect. K .r-E' 4' hifi tH '+G'-' Marching Band The Marching Braves perform at LaFortune Stadium for their queen and her court. 177 ff' John Ross and Mark Nicholson make their own kind of music. Mr. Richard Wilson Stage Band We're a close knit group of only about twenty-one musi- cians selected from auditions. lt's a chance to express myself from soft blues to acid rock. meeting Tuesday after- noons. . .performing for junior high kids, Mame, and Daze. . .we play a lot of Car- penters' and Beatles' arrange- ments. l think we're lucky to have Mr. Wilson's experience as a professional jazz musi- cian to help us out. is se Q,4f'A,,. xt? First Row: Jim Hunter, Tommy Morris, John Dalbg, David Clay, Carol Tuers, Carolyn Hope, Second Flow: Ann Guinn, Larry Phillips, Ken Collier. Third Row: Mr. Wilson, Don Bruce, Matt otkin, Linda Bohannon, Greg Botkin, Richard Brasher, Gordon Murray, Mark Nicholson, James Alberty, Steven Tuers, Fred LeMaster, Fried Elliott, Gary Worthy. 178 First Row: Richard Brasher, John Dalby, Jimmy Banks, Ellen Goodson. Second Row: Gary Worthy, JoAnn Wagoner,Annette Ehrenman, Cynthia Kinnard, Edye Garner, Lynda Lambert. Connie Pilkington, Carolyn Hope. Third Row: Ken Collier, Territa McFarlin, Mark Nicholson, Kim Kelly, David Goodson, Jerri Inman, Chuck Cook, Laura Dillon, Fried Elliott, Gordon Murray. QP' Www-rss Instrumental Music Council We represent the different sections and organizations in instrumental music. planning activities forthe bands. . . acting as a go between for band kids and the administra- tion. . .listening to gripes and trying to make im- provements. . .We chose Fried Elliott to receive the Phil ' Hutton Award for Outstanding N-eq... Bandsman. We try and I think we help. wk E I NYJ Patricia Lucas and Carla Cooper. Margaret Harrison, Debbi Krauel, and David Ashley. 179 Varsity Band I learn a lot, mostly basics, but things l'll need for Symphonic Band, if I make it. double and triple tonguing. . .up and down scales. . . practice. . . and more practice. . . Maybe next year l'll get to play for an audience, it sure would be nice. Rick Dodson Editor Chuck Baber Photographer Greg Botking Ginny McElwaine, Opening Section Editorg David Zwingelberg. David Wade, Sports Editorg Mrs. Bennett, Sponsorg Danny Newbyg Susan Skalia, Organization Editor. Photographers: Larry Lawrenceg Chuck Baberg Jeff Jordang Dewayne Durantg Guy Goffg Gordon Moelierg Richard Williams. Dorothee Curfman Student Life Editor Barbara Harveyg Kathy Keen, Class Editor. meeting deadlines and more deadlines. . .waiting for pictures to come back from EngIer's and once in awhile capturing what you really want . . . It's a free class, but with a feeling of responsibility that comes along with it . . . Awards are nice, but what we really want to do is please the students. 181 Joanne Jubela Editor 'Ns Trlbal Tribune trying to thunk of good ldeas for stones lntervlews gettlng ads wrltlng deadllnes proofreadlng layouts and pasteups staying after school a trlp to the Oklahoma Eagle after puttlng the paper to bed poor sales roller chalr races donuts Where IS everybody on deadllne day? They re one of the best staffs I ve ever had because It never seems luke the paper wlll be out on tlme but somehow It always IS And Randy won OIPA runner up for Best Feature Story QQ First Flow: Randy Coy, Harold Adair, Joanle Jubela, Lise Brownfield, Alan Hankins, Second Flow: Debbi Walker, Floberta Clardy, Darlene Cerda, Mrs. Jean Spears, Greg Guthrie. 182 volleyball tournament. girls actively participating in sports. . .We took fifth in the , , city-wide high school G I r I S Some , of us played tennis and volleyball while others competed in the track field tournament. Flow: Sheila Jasper, Credel First Row: Donnita Weinkauf, Joy Graening, Vicki Helm, Jan Gallagher. Second Bow: Meredith Fteed, Arlene Keith, Brenda Stout, Kim Kelly, Stephanie Sposato. Third Row: Lyn Stone, Paula Ftossi, Carolyn Tipton. Fourth Fiow: Angie Sposato, Mrs. Mook, Sponsor, JoAnn Wagoner. 183 and Association First Flow: Joann Wagoner, Diana Wolfenbarger, Harriet Emerson, Dianna Harris, Iva Brooks, Janice Roberts. Second Flow: Judy Walker, Danita Moore, Wanda Bland, Third la English, Joyce McClellan, Brenda Kiel, Audrey Alexander, Karen Johnson. Fourth Row: Kerri Murphy, Evelyn Wilder, Libby Henly, Carolyn Wagoner, Annie Whisenhunt, Christine Andrews, Janet Sewell, Tina Galloway, Arlene Keith, Vesta McCloud, Onie Hall, Cynthia Kinnard, Deljeani Bunch. Synchronettes This year we decided not to have a show. Instead we entered the synchronized swimming contest. The sophomores caught on quickly to the stunts. If only we had modern hairdryers. Maybe we can have a show next year if we have enough members. First Row: Darlene Esmond, Naomi Drew, Sherri Hudson, Anita Mendoza, Loretta Gulleg. Second Row: Kathy Mays, Barbara Wallace, Sondra Jones, Terri Cooper, Faye Howard, Sheila Jasper. Third Flow: Hayfield Prince, James avis Jr., Fred Hammond, Kenneth Dean, Onisha Ivey, Cecil Sellers, Dwight Colbert. ,mu .1 A Capella Choir lt's a smaller choir this year - about 20 members - but that doesn't mean we can't sing as well. Singing for the Christmas and Easter assemblies takes a lot of preparation, especially when singing without an accompanist most of the time. easy. . . relaxing . . .fun . . . 184 Trebletones For some of us it's our first time to really learn how to sing. Open your mouth. Sit up straight. Sing loudly. Use your muscles. Poor babies. lt's my favorite class, I get to gossip with my friends when we're not singing, but it takes a lot of work to be ready for 'Night of Miracles' and spring concert. First Row: Diane Wolfenbarger, Jennifer Fulton, Anita Downs, Kim Schmidt, Kerri Murphy, Sharon Price, Linda Mitchell. Second Flow: Phyllis Holt, Ernesel Jackson, Beth Nicholson, Carol Tuers, Holly Gonterman, Debbie Smith, Donna Paddock. Third Flow: Joyce McClellan, Carol Sheehan, Carrie Ladd, Ellen Ledvina, Tina Hofstrom, Carol Gaskins, Shelley Miller. 185 Meg Brockie lDianne Francisl and Jeff Douglas iDennis Williamsl add to the lighter side of 'tBrigadoon . 'N , Opera Club --..., lun FIRST ROW: Debbie Wade, Robyn Francisco, Vicki Wright, Donna Phillips, Gail Gibbons, Denise Schausten, Kay Redfern, Ferne Johnstone, Bonnie Mclntosh, Suzie Durkee. SECOND ROW: Brenda Perry, Mary Trunbow, Lise Brownfield, Bootsey O'Brien, Miss Holt, Julianne Ramsey, Janet Wolfe, Diane Morehead, Vicki Harrison, Susan Chambers, Nancy Wade, Cynthia Brinkmeyer. THIRD ROW: Debbie Locklear, Celia Marshall, Sue Moraine, Larry Parker, Randy Bodenhammer, David Wade, Vance Martin, Bradley Thomas, Darius Copley, Jeff Schmidt, Dianne Francis, Dennis Williams. FOURTH ROW: Bill Collins, Charlie Womack, Keith Roland, Cameron Cummins, Stan Wilkins, Alvin Baker, Wes Burton, Russell Nance. 186 Fiona McClaren portrayed by Leslie Shallenberger and Tommy Albright, played by Alan Champion, make music as the townspeople attend a fair. Brigadoon, Brigadoon blooming under sable skies, there my heart forever lies . . .At times it was a hassle. people coming down with flu . . .exchanging parts.. . . Saturday rehearsals. . . learning choruses. But, it was fun. dress rehearsal. . . .opening night. . .the cast party. . . When it was all over. . . relaxation. . . making up schoolwork. . . free time. . . and finally some sleep. Zhi-...ff si' FIRST ROW: Betsy Whitmore, Debbie Hall, Jogce Perryman, Kim Dent, Janelle Buckner, Darlene Esmond, Darlene Cerda, Carol Banfield, Karen Johnson, Anita Gardner, Linda Forth. ECOND ROW: Deanna Suttle, Lisa Stewart, Dayle Harger, Cathy Mitchell, Janice Roberts, Samaria Anderson, Michelle McClellan, Ivonne Mitchell, Beverly Durant, Marla Cox, Miss Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Alan Champion, Leslie Shallenberger, Jill Elmore, Steve Krumm, Russell Dyer, Tim Jones, David Bargas, Sammy Simmons, Billy Shouse, Regina Childers, Pat Stockton, Nancy Toedt, Cheryl Bane, Sally Herriman. FOURTH ROW: Mike Payne, Kenny Moore, Scott Warden, Tom Ward, John Williamson, Gary Walsch, Tom Carrell. 187 'smmw. ,. ,-nv' ,-W., du X u Student Life W , i ,,, W-.-.,. . x s I . U W 'E ff f me , A ' as .x.. ,Q Pep Assemblies N4-f f, .. .... A 190 s 5 x w it , 5 Eyre E The excitement builds all week. When Friday comes you're anxious. The tension is mounting as you leave class fifteen minutes early. When you enter the auditorium, the full impact hits you. . .the band . . .cheerleaders . . . speeches . . . clapping. . .rythym . . .friends . . . deafening cheers. . . spirit drum. For many the momentum holds over for the game. For some spirit assemblies are an early pass from school. September lt's hard to get used to starting school again, waiting in long lines to register. . .buying locker keys. . . budgets. . .T-shirts . . . decals . . .filling out odd hour cards. . . sitting in class and all the time thinking of playing football. . .or just relaxing. The teachers expect us to start working right away, but l just can't concentrate on school work. School may have started, but summer isn't over yet. g - , un. fr .. if af nw , f. f' ill' m, fi ,Q if 1 H' ff Q ,M 5,552 , ,ii' s. f I Q 'Yi W 4 Stage Productions It wasn't often that we had an assembly. Sometimes this made the assemblies better. . .The Arts assembly was good, with M.C. Dave Darnold contributing a great deal. Some assemblies were traditions, Night of Miracles again. . . Coronation . . . Easter. Many students looked forward to assemblies if for no other reason than to escape from class for an hour. Some really didn't care. 'G' 1' Q ,W ix 'V'nter .4 Iv 2 f V I 'V - 122. .MQw:l:-wr 1 K x i ff-4--f iw V? 1' VL , 5 sry 4 U M t ix 1 n- rt, M' 'af if Winter is a great season - when it snows. lt didn't snow for Christmas or New Year's Eve and I never really got into the holiday spirit. l'm glad it finally snowed. Now I know it really is winter. going sledding. . .making snowmen . . . snowball fights . . . an extra day of vacation . . .making snow ice cream . . . It lasted all week. trying to drive on it. . .walking home in it. . .falling down . . . and freezing my feet. I wish it would melt. 'Y-uv-me 9 Q:-1' ws gr 'MB X fi A 1MWM,,., .... s Janice Roberts, Audrey Smiles, Paulette Watson, Sondra Jones, Anita Young, Karen Johnson Now-A-Daze the sounds of Now-A-Daze. . . Hoo-Ha, the kazoo band . . . Alan and Jill singing so sweetly. . . and always Eddie and Chuck yelling. . . All of it came together to make a good Daze. There were times when I thought it would never endg and just when I felt like giving up, someone would make me laugh, then it was all right. The cast was just great. Then the big night came. . .flowers for Mrs. Yoder, the Coronation. I was so excited and nervous. All in all, I don't think I would trade Daze for any other show, because Daze is a big part of Central. 198 'ts Ann Guinn I Elmore and Alan Champion ,,,,..,,....-o--v Dave Darnold 5 Bootsey O'Brien, Lise Brownfield, Pam Warren, Beverly Baber, Lisa Stewart Darlene Cerda and Darius Copely 199 i World renewed by nature . . .early spring. . . flowers. . .sun . . .wind . . .picnics in the park . . .blowing dandelions . . .jumping over parking meters and into puddles. It's all in a day's excitement. Brlgadoon . . .Daze. . .spring break. . . Easter. . . sophomore play. . . studying. . .finals . . . final grade cards. . .Tom Toms. . .graduation. . . laketrips. . .and again spring changes to summer. Spring 200 ZH 'ES-an L M wg, - 5, ' .M -W1 , - 1 'il We came here with our barriers, oqr special interests. Together we shared the common experience of Central. It was an education in mankind, a preparation for the common experience of humanity. i f 'i'4uue 155 , 4 .I K ., .4,',!',, ,354 . ff ' K1 K :K Fl, E' ., ly - . ' Q.. . Ag, I KA ,. W . kk - ' Q 4. Q mm, .mir ., Q' so ' my . nm 'ir if wwww Q ' 'Q ' n . H 'si' ' Q51-Q Q -in nd ex Abbott. Larry 124 Abbott. Virginia 136 Acufl, Thomas 136 Adair, Harold 40, 41. 106, 151, 182 Adair, James 106 Adams. Deborah 124 Adams. Gayla 124 Adams. Linda 162 Adams, Mary Jo 136 Adams, Pamela 136 Adams, William 148. 106 Adre. Glen 154 Affonzo, Seymore 174, 179, 107 Albert, Michael 106 Alberty. James 124. 173, 178, 163 Aldrich, Regena 136 Alexander. Altha 106 Alexander. Alexander. Alexander. Allen. Allen. Allen, Allen, Audrey 124, 148, 183 Randy 136 Reishona 167 Jeanette 136 Mary 54, 148, 152. 155 Rlcky 124 Jelf 124 Alter, Andrea 136 Alvarez, Jorge 106 Amos, Ron 35. 68 Anderson. Celina 106 Anderson. Frances W, 68 Anderson. James 124 Anderson, Keith 124 Anderson, Kevin 136 Anderson, Symaria 124. 162. 137 Anderson, Wanda 136 Andrews, Christy 136, 183 Angell, Alice 136 Angell, Fern 106. 168 Appleby. Dana 136, 154. 158, 160. 163 Applegate. Robert 124 Bennett, Claudia 69. 180 Bereolos, Demetris 55, 106. 148. 154, 163 Bernard. Susan 136 Berry, Karen 136, 172 Berryman. Linda 125, 153 Birkes, Sharon 125 Birkes, Susan 136 Biggs. Gwenda 69 Biggs. Laura 136 Biggs. Linda 136 Bitsko Jell 18, 23, 24 35.136 157 Brtsko. Karen 106 Blackmon, Jeanetta 136 Blair. Cheryl 136 Blake, Kathy 94, 125, 153, 158, 163 Bland, Myra 106 Bland, Wanda 125, 183 Blevins, Freddie 39. 106. 148 Blevins Herbert 39. 125 Blevins. Kenneth 136 Bodenhamer, Randell 106 186 Body. Delbert 166 Boen. Dallas 125 Bohannon. Linda 178 Bolding. Steve 106 Bond, Raymond 69 Boop. Harold 136 Booth, Sharon 136, 174 Borron. Connie 125 Botkin. Greg T. 106. 163, 178. 180 Botkin. Matt 136. 173. 174, 178 Bowlin. Sheryl 136 Bowline. Dwaln 24. 137 Boyd, Frieda 70 Bracy. Billie 137 Bradford, Larry 70 Bradford, Marilyn 137 Bradley, Darrell 125, 151 Brand, Lou Ann 125 Brantly, Stephen 97. 125, 35 Branstetter. Terry 137 Brasfleld, William 106 Brashears. Connie 107. 168 Argentos. george 166 Armstrong. Brock 124 Armstrong. Wilma 68 Asher, June 136 Ashley. David 136, 35 Ashley, David 179 Aud, James 68 Awe, Yvette 106 Baber. Beverly Gay 125. 149. 153. 158, 160. 163 Baber. Chuckre106. 148, 151, 180 Badgwell. Roy 124 A Glen 106 Bailey, Barley, Joan 56, 106 Bailey, Mary 136 Baker, Alvin 106, 176, 186 Baker, Laura 68 Bane, Cheryl 106, 187 Banfield, Carol 106, 159, 187 Banks. James 124, 150, 162. 174, Brasher. Richard 173. 178 Brasier, Mark 125. 154 Bray. Linda 137 Brenneman, Richard 107, 148 Brewer, G.E. 70 Brinkman, Terry 38. 70 Brinkmeyer. Cynthia 148. Brock, Carolyn 125 Brock. Sheila 125. 153 Brooks. lva 137, 183 Brooks Thomas 125. 35 Brooks. William 137 Brourllette. David 107 153, 186 179 Banks, Jerra 124 Bardin, Darl,ene 124 Bargas, David 124, 187 Barger, David 124 Barnes, Alan 24, 124, 157 Barnes, Donna 124 Barnes, James 136 Barnes, Rebecca 124, 153 Barnett, Gary 106 Barnett. Phillip 136 Barr, Pati 124 Barrow. Mary 106 Bash, Franclel 124 Bash, Norma 124 Bass, David 124, 154, 165 Bass, Terry 151 Bate, Deborah 97. 148, 150, 162 Bateman, Lorl 124 Bateman, Susi 136 Bauhaus, Barbara 106 Bauhaus, Margaret 136 Beam Tommy 124 Beaty, Leola 69 Beck, Angela 136 Beck Mike 124 Bell. Jan ith 124 Bell, Walter 106, 167 Beller. Theresa 125 Benjamin, Jacqueline 136 Brown, Alan 137. 172 Brown. Hugo 71 Brown, Jeri 107 Brown, Johnny 46. 125 Brown, Larry 125 Brown, Lisa 107 Brown. Pamela 125. 148 Brown. Paula 71 Brown. Thomas 125 Brown. Thomas 125 Brownfield, Lise 107, 182. 186 Browning, Darell 71 Daniel 137. 172, 174 Donny 137 Bruce. Bruce. Bruce, Donald 178 Bruce, James 125 Patricia 125 Bruce, Brunner, Alvoid 18, 157 Bruner, Geary 107 Bruner. Terri 125, 160 Bryan, Nancy 107 Buckner, Juanita 107, 148, 187 Budnlck. Vanessa 107 Buell, Karen 107 Bunch. Delieanl 183 Bunnell. Betty 107, 168 Buntt, Jane 125 Burns, Angeline 107 Burns. Elaine 125 Burns. Gladys 125, 148 Burrell. Michelle 125. 162. 169 Burris. Lee 137 Burris. Barbara 107, 154, 158, 159 Burrus, Kathryn 107 152. 163 Burton. Adrienne 107 Burton. Wesley 46, 125, 186 Busby, Cynthia 125, 182 Busby Diane 163 Butler, Leslie 53. 137 Butts. Winlord 71 Cagle, Dianna 126 Cahalen, Florence 71. 152 Cain, Jerri 107 Caldwell. Barry 126 Callis. Nancy 137 Callison. Kenneth 107. 169 Callison. Nanci 137. 154 Calmus Myrle 72 Calvert, Terry 137, 151 174 Calvert. Sally 137 Campbell. Larry 126 Campbell, Suzanne 107 171, 173. 174 Cantrell, Danny 107 Carpenter, Doanld 137 Carpenter, Larry 107 Carrell. Tom 187 Carter. Floyd 107 Carter. Gary 107 148 Carter Scott 108. 168 Casto, Susan 137 Caviness, Shella 125. 154 Cerda, Darlene 108. 158. 171, 163 182, 187 Chadwell. Marilyn 126 Chambers, Cecil 126 Chambers, Susan 122. 126, 148. 152, 153. 186. 163 Champion, Alan 58. 108 151. 154. 187, 163 Chance, Kathy 126, 153 Childers, Regina 108, 187 Chisum Dennis 137, 35 Chisum, Loretta 126 Chisrn, Nathaniel 108, 154 Choate, Karla 137 Choate, Sherry 108 Clardy, Roberta 126. 148. 154, 155. 182 Clark, Barbara 53. 126. 148. 153 159. 165, 163 Clark, Joann 108 168 Clay. David 126, 173, 178. 163 Clemons. Cornell 108 Clevenger. Charles 72 Click, Herbert 126 Clute Dora 72 Cochran. Richard 107, 148 Cochrane, Cora 126 Coffey, Terry 126 Coghill, James 126, 151 Colbert. Darryl 18, 21 Colbert. Darryl 18. 21 Colbert. Dwight 184 Cole Jerry 35 Cole Russell 126 Collier. Collins. Collins, Collins, Collins, Ken 137, 173. 178, 179 Benny 137, 35 Fannie 148 Sabrina 108 William 126, 157, 186 Comeaux, Gus 137, 151 Comeaux, Russell 39, 107, 151 Condres, Mike 24 Condry. Klrk137, 35 Cummings, Julle108 Cummins, Cameron 18, 24, 38. 39 56.151.156.157.186 Curfman, Dorothy 108. 148, 166 181 Conklin. Diane 108. 168 Coody James 35. 137 Cook. Chuck 108, 120, 154. 163. 176 179 Cooper Carla 179 Cooper Floyd 100 Cooper Harley 137. 35 Cooper Randy 137 Cooper Phyllis 137 Cooper Shirley 174 Cooper Terri 77, 152, 153, 184 Copley, Darius 43 58. 77. 186 Cordell. Rachel 72 Couch. Marcus 107 Couey, Troy 108. 166 Cox. Marla 187 Cox, Fredrick 108 Coy, Randy 7, 108, 182 Crandall, Jane 108, 148, 166 Crosby, Debra 137 Crosby, Eddle108 Crosby, Judy 137 Curtis. Cathey 108, 149 Dalby. John Paul 137, 178. 179 D'Arcy. Johnny 154, 108. 163 Darnell Melanie 108 Darnell, Peggy 108 Darnold. Dave 43. 181, 55. 58 108 120. 1 21,165 Davies Rodney 126 Davis. Dixie 53 137 Davis. James 53, 184 Davis, Kevin 108 Davis, William 137 Dean. Kenneth 184 DeBrosse, Richard 109 Deller. Diane 108, 149. 154 152. Denney Charles 109 Dennis. Glenda 137 Dent. Kimberly109. 187 Deramo, Terry 109 Desmond. Darrell 18, 21. 23. DeVore. Elizabeth 73 Dickerson, Les 73 Diggs, Gloria 109 Dillion, Laura 179 Dix. Judy 109 Dobbs. Pamela 137 Dodson. Nancy 137 Dodson. Rick 18, 20, 46, 109, 18C Dogans. Betty 109, 169 Dooley. Chris 109. 149, 161 Doss, Michael 149 151 Doty. Deborah 109 Dove, Gregory 151 Down. Anita 137. 185 Doyle, Janae 109. 152. 163 Doyle, Maswell 138 Drew. Grover 109 Drew Naomi 109. 162 Crosslin Ophelia Cruz Mel 73 Dry, Mary Jo 74 Drye. George 138 204 1 3. Ivy, Jen Garcia, Bradley 138, 166 Keen. Kathy 112, 149, 181 Clarence 169 uck, Eddy 169 uncan. John 73 uncan, Lhonda 138 uncan, Phyllis 138, 162 unn, Vera 73 urant, Beverly 187 urant, Walter 162, 180, 181 urkee, Suzie 109, 186 Robert 109. 154, 166 Darlene 138 Russell 109, 187 Richard 151 Marsha 126 Brenda 109 Cynthia 138 Mary 138 Shirley 109 Taylor 138 Yalonda 126 Annette 138. 150. Fried 97. 109, 149, 163, t, Jenee 109 Billie 109 Dennis 138, 174 Ellis, Joann 138. 127 Elmore, Jill 53, 127. 159. 187 Emerson, Harriet 138, 183 Emery, Kathy 127 Evans fende Frye. Judy 127 Fulton, Jennifer 185 Fuller, Jennifer 138 Furch, Carmeta 138 Furroll, Glorea 174 Gable, Dorothy 74 Gaiser, Kathy 75 Galbreath, Margaret 127 Gallagher. Jan 183 Galloway. Tina 138, 183, 162 Gulley, Loretta 184 Gunn, Gregory 110 Guthrie. Greg 110, 182 Guthrie. Mary 139 Haesler. Kai 154 Hall, Mrs. Bettye 75, 150 Hall. Debra 110, 120. 121, 149, 163. 187 Hall, Janice 139 Hall, Melvin 18, 21, 24, 127, 154, 157 Hall.Onie139. 183 Halloran, Peggy 139 Hamilton, David 110, 167, 163 Hannond. Fred 127. 184 Hannons. Mary 110, 149, 168 Hempton, Valencia 139 Hankins. Alan 110, 161, 182 Hankms, Carol, 139 Hansen. Gordon 139 Harden, Connie 111 Harden, Joyce 139 Hardest Donald 111 y. Hardesty, Karen 111, 149, 154 Hardman, Marsha 127 Harger. Dayle 127. 153, 187 Hario. Jeannle 127 Harper, Linda 111 Harper, Martha 139 Harper. Peggy 76 Harrison. Margaret 179 Harrison, Stanley 76 Hopkins. Monette 128. 174 Horn, K Horne, Horowit Horton. Howard, Howard. Howard, Howard, athryn 128 Edwin 111 z, Andy 112. 163 Gary 128 Billy 128 Faye 184, 112 James 46, 77 Susan 112, 181 Hubanks, Cathy 112 Hubbard, Rachelle 140 Hudson, Sherrie 128, 167, 184, 163 Hughes, Melanie 128, 154, 159 Humble, Jamie 140 Hummel, Forest 77 Humphrey. Mary 128, 162 Hunt, James 77 Hunt, Vickie 140 Hunter, James 128, 157, 178 Hunter, Maggie 140 Hunter, Pamela 128, 162 Hutchinson. Anna 112 Hutchinson, B1IIy112 Hutchinson, David 128 Hutchinson, Dennis 140 Imhoff. Joanna 128. 149. 153 Inman, Gerri 172, 179 Inman, Mary 77 lsenhour, James 128 Ivey, Onlsha 184 Ivy. James 140, 35 nifer 140 172. Emigh. Brenda 138 Engles, Ronnie 23, 24, 98, 138, English, Credella 109, 183 Erniss ee, Matthew 138 Esmond, Darlene 187 Esmond, Ella 109, 184 Evans, Evans. Evans .vans, . Sherri 138 Barbara 127 Candy 109, 163 , Donna Lynn 127 Richard 138 arringer, Charles 127 rson, Annette 109,' 162, erguson, Vicki 109 'elible, Charlotta 74 enscke, Linda 127 errell, Donna 127 leld. ields, iles. Eva 127 Raymond 127. 167 Bernice 74 178 157 163 orth, Linda 127, 153, 158, 187, foshe Oster. oster. Oster, oster, oster ranci ranci ranci ranci rankl l'8I'1S, Teem feem e, Cheryl 127 Eloise 138 Gwendolyn 109 Joyce 127 Keith 138 , Rayla 109, 149 s, Diane 58, 186 s, Donna 127 s, Lois 109, 158 sco, Robin 127. 153, 18 in, William 74 Alice 109 an. Donnell 138 an, Perry 138 riclay, John 110 riedl. ry, N Kelly 127, 35 ancy 127 6 163 Gardenhlre, Debbie 138 Gardner, Annitta 127. 187 Gardner, Jannita 127 Garman, Charles 75 Garner, Edith 127. 153. 179 Garrett, Sheila 110 Garrett, Wendy 127, 138 Garrison, Rickey 110 Gaskins, Carol 138. 158, 163. 185 Gates, Norman 110 Geary, Pat 110 Harlow, Mary Ellen 111 Harmon. Rodney 111. 155 Harrington. Anne 127, 153, 154 Harrington. Paul 18. 56, 111, 156 Ivy, Tommy 128 Ivy, Tony 140 Jack, John 140, 167, 172, 174 Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnston Johnston, Mitchell 172, 174 Neda 112 Phillip 112. 162 Ricky 140 Robln 140 Steven 112 Yvonne 140 Carolyn 140 James 112 Johnstone. Ferne 112, 154, Joxce. Jones. Jones. Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones. Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones. Jones, Jones, Jordon. Jordan. Jordan, Jordan, Jordan Jordan, Joseph, Jubela, Julius. Jlrnmy 128 Alberta 78 Claudia 140 Denise 140 Donna 128, 149 Janet 128 Jerrold 128 Jerry 140 Judy 112 Julie 112 Kim 112 Kim 112 Sandra 128, 150. 15 Timothy 96, 128. 18 Kleimon 128 Jeffrey 129 Charlesetta 112 Janeice 112, 155 Jess 78 . MarlIee129. 162 Sarah 112 Versadale 129 Joanie112, 182 Karen 82 Junger, Micheal 129, 154 186 6. 184 7 Harris. Harris, Harris, Harris Harris Harris Harrison, Harris Harris Hartlo Diana 139, 162, 183 John 111 Mary 139 . Patricia 139 . Sharon 139 on, Eric 139 Paula 139 on. Ronald 167 on, Vicki 152. 186 per, Catherine 139 Harvey, Barbara 111, 151, 149, 1 52, Geenan Kathleen 166 Geiger, Pamela 127. 153, 158 Gelbhar, Cynthia 127 George, Rhonda 138 Gervais, Janet 110, 168 Glabbal Arthur 127 Gibbon, Gall 110, 154, 160, 164 186 Gibson. Kenneth 18. 23. 24. 127 149 Gllbreath, Shelly 127. 163, 153, 149 Glauyt, Don 174 Goard, Betty 110 Goff. Guy 110, 180 Gonterman, David 110 Gonterman, Hollis 185 Goode. Wilda 75 Goodman, Wayne 127 Goodner, George 75 Goodson, David 110. 163, Goodson, Ellen 138. 158. Gordon, Dian 110 Gorton, Susan 127 Grace, Terry 18, 24. 110 Graening Joy 127. 183 Gonterman, Hollie 138 Gordon, Clark 138 Gordon, Scott 134. 138 Gottschalk, Linda 110, 149 Graver. Mavis 75 Grayson, Francine 127, Grayson, Karen 127 Grayson, Marcella 169 Green, Lawrence 127 Green. Raymond 139 Green. Thomas 169 Greene, Paul 139 Greenwood, Myra 139 Grider, Pam 139 Griffith. Debbie 127, 139 Grtflith, Darlene 139 Griffith, Kathleen 139 Grimmett, Iris 139 Gross, Edna 110 Grounds, Judy 110, 152, 163 Gruenwald. Barbara 110, 152 Gulnn, Ann 127. 160. 178 179 150, 162 79 153, 181, 59 Hasty, Oscar 76 Hatcher, Richard 139 Hawkins, Jackie 139 Hawkson, Allyson 139 Hay, Linda 111, 169 Hays. Donald 174 Heath. Janetta 111. 162 Hefley. Robert 128, 154 Helm, Vickie 139. 183 Henley, Libby 183 Henley. Nancy 128, 149 Herndon. Alice 111, 168 Herod. Melissa 128 Herriman, Sally 128, 153, 187 Herriman, Samuel 139, 35 Herrington, Diane 111 Hester, Susan 128 Hewlett. Bill 76, 157. 35 Higgins. Craig Lee 111 Hilburn, Jeannie 128 Hill, Cassandra 128 Hilliard. Randy 128 Hilsabeck. Robyn 111 Hinman, Teri 111 Hlnson, Douglas 128 Hitchcock, Gregory 96, 111. 156 Hobbs, Nancy 128 Hobgood, Sherry 111 Hockett, Tisma 111 Hofstrom. Tina 139, 185 Holland, Sharon 162, 174 Holley, Christopher 24 Holmes, Ann Elaine 111 Holrnes. Fred 139 Holmes, Janette 77 Holt, Melissa 111, 186 Holt, Phyllis 139. 185 Honeycutt, Billy 128 Hood, Adrianne 111, 152, 154 Hood, Jeannie 111 Hood. Katherine 140. 96 Hoover. Craig 128 Honeywell, Donald 111 158, 160 Hope, Carolyn 128. 149. 153. 157. 171,174, 178,179 205 Jackson, Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson JSCKSOFI, Jacobs, Cathy 168 . Claudia 128 , Dana 140 , David 112 , Dorothee 77 .Edna 112. 145 . Ernesel 185, 154. 140 Ouanzella 140 Joy 112 James. Terrl 149 Jamison. Janzen, Michael 18. 128 Ricci 140 Janzen, Robert 140 Jarrard, Jarrett. Jennifer 128. 162 Jasper, Sheila 128, 162. 183, Jefferso Rickey 112 184 n, Francine 140 Jefferson. Richard 112 Jenkins, Johnson. Johnson Vincent 112 Claudette 128 . Cynthia 128, 162 Harvey 24. 23. 18 .John 18, 21, 23. 24. 156 , Karen 128, 155, 122, 162, Johnson. Johnson, Hortense 78 Johnson, James 140 Johnson Johnson, John 112, 166 Johnson 183, 187 Johnson, Laura 140 Ke1gley. Sherry 129 Keith, Arlene 129, 150. 183 Keith. Jesse 112, 169 Keith. Will 140 Keithley, Beverly 129 Kelly, Faron 129 Kelly, Kenneth 129 Kelly. Kim 179, 183 Kendall, Teresa 134, 140, 1 Kennedy, Jefl 13, 23, Kent. Everett 112 58 24, 129 Kerlin. Ellen 205 Kessler, Jack 113 Ketter, Thomas 140 Kidd, Alan 140 Kldd. Michele 140 Kidd. Randy 129 Kidwell, Victor 24 Kiel, Brenda 140, 183, 162 Kifer. Mark 98, 165, 166 King, Mary 129 Kinnan, Robert 113 Kinnard. Cynth1a129, 172, 179, 183 Kirchenschalager. Barbara 113 Kitchell. Joe 140 Knotzen, Stephanie 129, 153 Krauel, Debbi 140, 150, 179 Krumm, Stephen 129. 187 if .f- ', Paylor, Roberts, 185 McFelland, Manuel 172 Kozikuski, Rita 129 Ladd, Carrie 140, 154, 158, 163, Ladd, Cora 113 Ladd, Opal 113, 168 Lalpple, Jo Ann 113 Lamb, Johnny 140 Lambert, Lynda 128, 179, Lampson, Debbie 140 Lane, Roger 141 Lassiter, Robert 113 Lawrence, Larry 40, 113, 180 Laws, Deborah 129 Laws, Stephen 113 Laws, Timothy 141 Lawson, John 46, 129, 149 Lawson, Michael 141 LeBlanc, Sheretta 141 Ledvina, Ellen 141, 185 Lee, Loretta 113, 162 Lee, Milored 78 Leifheit, Debbie 129, 154 LeMaster Fred 178 Leonard, Brent 113 Leonard, Francis 154 LeRoy, Susan 129, 150, 153 Lewallen, Terry 129 Lewis, Paul 113 Lightfoot, Donna 113 Lipe, Pat 129 Littrell, Barbara 139 Livers, Debbie 141 Livers, Robert 129 Locklear, Debbie Nanette129, 150, 186 Lollis, Deborah 141 Long, Diana 141 154, 163 Lousch, Richard 78 Lovett, Marva 139 Lovett, Melva 141 Lowe, Katherine 141 Lowe, Kathleen 141 Lowe, Walter 129 Lucas, Steve 129 Lucas, Pat 179 Luce, Leon 79 Lumpkin, Dennis 141, 35 Lustgarten, Nancy Gail 141, 150 Matthews, Jean 141, 161, 174, 163 Matson, Dee Dee 141 Mays, Kathy 184 Maxey, Sharon 114 Maxie, Alma 79 Maynard, Jewell 79 McAninch, Susan 113, 155 McCane, John 113 McCann, Roberta 141 McCaskey, Patty 113 McClellan, Joyce 185, 183, 162 McClellan, Linda 169 McClellan, Michelle 159, 162, 187 McClintock, Amy 129 McCloud, Vesta 183 McCormack, Marty 141 McCracken, Jeff 141 McCullough, Billie 166 McElfresh, Sandra 129 McEIrath, Cynthia 141 McElwaine, Karen 94, 129, 155 McElwaine, Ginny 57, 113, 121, 149. 180, 163 McFarlin, Territa 113, 171, 174, 179, 58, 163 McGee, Candy 113 McHugh, Ernest 80 Mclntosh, Bonnie 56, 113, 120, 149, 163, 186 Mclntosh, Viola 113 McLaughlin, Rosellen 129 McMeekan, Danny 129 McNabb, Harold 141 McPhail, James 129, 149 Meadows, Paulette 114 Meadows, Thomas 114 Medeinos, George 150 Medlin, Mark 130, 149, 163 Meek, Aaron 114, 166, 163 Meeker, Dennis 114 Meisenheimer, Debora 130 Mendoza, Anita 114, 167, 184 Mercer, Kathleen 96, 141, 158, 160 Miller, Pamila130 Miller, Sandie 130, 155, 158, 163 Miller, Sharon 114 Miller, Shelley 141, 158, 185, 163 Morehead, Diane 130, 155, 160 Morgan, Helen 81 Morgan, Kathy 114 Morgan, Rebecca 130 Morley, Cathy 114, 149, 163 Morris, Tommy 130, 157, 174, 178 Morrison, Clifford 39, 130 Morton, James 81 Moseby, Ranger 115 Mosley, Debra 142, 179 Moss, Janet 142 Mullins, Jimmy 115 Mullins, Maria 130 Mullins, Mike 24, 130, 149, 157 Murphey, Jim 115 Parker, Charles 130 Parker, Colette 142 Parker, James 176, 1 Parker, Larry 186 Parker, Leatrice 115 Parker, Leonard 82 Parker, Regina 131 Parker, Yvoughn 115 Parks, Emma 115 Parrish, Mark 115 Parrott, Diana 142 Paul, Thomas 131 Paul, Nona 131 Paulson, Paul 82 Etta 131 Rathbone, David 115 Rauch, Kathy 142 Reagan, Dale 24, 23, 131, 157 Record, Cheryl 115, 149, 152 Redfern, Kay 186 Redford, Brenda 142 Reed, Meredith Allene 131, 183 Reed, Lou Ann 131 Reed, Michael 131 Rentie, Kim 143 Reynolds, Mark 115 Reynolds, Mark Hunter 115 Reynolds, Tim Lee 115 Rice, Cheryl 115 Rich, Toney Edgar 115 Murphy, Janice 130, 53 Murphy , Kerri 185, 183 Murphy, Scott 130 Murray, Gordon 115, 173, 178, 179 Murray, Stephen 115 Nance, Donna 81 Nance, Ronald 142 Nance, Russell 115, 186 Nash, Mable 142 Nasworthy, Carol 81 Nathan, Ollie 142 Neeley, Linda 142 Neeley, Sandra 130 Nelson, Debra 142, 163 Nelson, Karen 130, 149 Nelson, Mark 35, 115 Nelson, Mark 130 Newby, Danny 115, 149, 165 180, 163 Newby, Tim 142 Newman, Debra 130 Newman, Laura 130 Newma n, Nena 130 Newton, Sue 81 Nicholson, Cathey 115 Nicholson, Mark 142, 172, 178, 179, 177 Nicholson, May 142, 185 Niemeyer, Gary 130 Nolen, Alonzo 130 Norman, Carolyn 142 Norman, Gwen 115 Norwood, Gordon 142 Nott, Elizabeth 142 174, O'Brien, Bootsey 57, 115, 158, 163 Offord, Rhodell 40, 31 Ogburn, Nancy 115 Ogle, Don Edward 142 Oliver, Susan 142 Olten, Ricky 173 O'Neal, Barbara Ann 115 Orcutt, Orcutt, Beverly 130 Troy 115 Orme, Charleton 115 159. Lusty, lwannah 79 Lyles, Ron 113 Lynch, Michael 113, 155 Mack, JoAnn 129 Maddux, Howard 23, 24, 141 Maddux, Jacquelyn 114 Mackey, Leslie 129 Makar, Mary 129 Makaula, Lea 141 Malone, Sue 129 Manasco, Dennis 141 Mankins, Martha 114 Maples, Terri 141 Marshall, Celia 130, 186 Marshall, Donna 130 Barbara 141 Martin, Martin, Deborah 141 Lois 114 Martin, Martin, Melvin 79 Martin, Thomas 186 Martinez, Charles 120 Masterson, Michael 130 Mathis, Susan 141 Millikin, Kenneth 141 Misch, Alice 130, 155 Mitchell, Cathy 187 Mitchell , Holly 130 Mitchell, lvonne 53, 130, 187 Mitchell, James 80 Mitchell, Jimmie 141 Mitchell, Linda141, 150, 185 Mitchell, Margaret 114 Mize, Sherrie 141 Mize, Sonja 141 Moak, Joyce 130 Moeller, Christopher 149 Moeller, Gordon 114, 180 Monteith, Phyllis 114, 152 Mook, Billie 80, 183 Moore, Danita 141, 183 Moore, Kenny 38, 39, 114, 187 Moore, Louie 80 Moore, Robert 114 Moorehead, Diane 186 Moorehead, Penny 141 Morain, Sue 130, 155, 173, 186 Otto, Helen Hartman 142, 174 Owens, Jimmy Dale 115 Palmer, Geraldine 130, 162 Payne, Ann 142 Payne, Lynda 115 Payne, Mike 131, 151, 154,187 Pearce, Christian 142 Perkins, Gaylene 131 Perkins, Vickie 149 Perrett, Virginia 82 Perry, Brenda 131, 153, 122 Perry, John 131 Perry, Paul 131 Perryman, Joyce 100, 115, 120, 152, 187, 163 Peters, Butch 142 Phelps, Anne 131, 153 Phillips, Donna 131, 149, 150, 153 Phillips, Donald 131 Phillips, Larry 178 Pickerel, Mark 142 Pigeon, Leon 115 Pigeon, Marilyn 142 Pilkington, Connie Kim 131, 171, 172, 174, 179 Pitts, Angie Lawetta 142 Pitts, Geneva 83 Pitts, Terry 174 Plaster, Jerry Wayne 142 Ply, Linda Rae 142 Ponds, Cynthia 142 Poor, Kathy Ann 115 Pope, Max 83 Post, Ruth 83 Potter, Billy 142 Poyner, Renee 115 Poyner, Teresa 115 Price, Sharon Kay 155, 158, 160, 185, 142, 163 Prince, Lee 35 Prince, Armon Raephil 184 Pruitt, Don George, 35, 115 Pruner, Louise Marie 142 Ouesenberry, Virginia 83 Ragsdale, Brenda Jo 131 Rains, Brenda Denise 131 Ramsey, Julianne 131, 153, 186 Ramsey, Melissa Ann 131, 149, 187 Ramsey, Tina Marie 142 Randall, Arnette 131 Rardin, Teddy Wayne 142 Rickel, Jana Marie 143, 172, 17 163 Rickel, David 115, 121, 149, 16 172 Rigdon, Duane 39, 131 Rigsby, Rhonda 131 Roberts, Bernice 131 Roberts, Donna 131 Roberts, Janice 131, 183, 162, 18 Regina Sue 143 Robertson, Anita Charlene 131 Robinson, Carolyn 143 Robertson, Dorinda 143 Robertson, Mitchell 115 Robertson, Shirley 131, 149 Robbins, Gerald 131 Robinson, Glenna 115, 155, 186 Rock, The 157 Rodgers, Ethel 131 Rodriguez, Richard 45, 131, 149 Roland, Keith 131, 186 Roley, Keith 143 Romero, Lora 84 Rosenbourgh, Les 35 Ross, Allen 115 Ross, David 143 Ross, John 131, 172, 174, 177 Ross, Laura 143 Rossi, Craig 131 Rossi, Paula 143, 183 Rowland, Greg 131 Rutledge, Anne 149, 172 Rutledge, Mark 143 Rutledge, Richard 131 Sakelaris, Inez 84 Salazar, Steve 35, 131 Sallee, Cherolyn 172 Salmon, Paula 155, 143 Sampson, Richard 143 Sanders, Arnita 131, 162 Sanders, James 39, 172 Sanders, Ruth 172 Savage, Sharron 149, 172 Schausten, Denise 172, 186 Schmidt, Je1f131, 149, 186 Schmidt, Kim 143, 185 Schrock, Charlotte 131 Schroder, Frances 84, 168 206 Larry 143 Gregory 172 Tom 143 Robyn 131, 150. 162 Brad 143, 173, 174 Elaine 84. 162 Guy 85 Joella 172 , Debby 169, 172 Randy 143 Neal 143 Stafford 132 Cecil 176. 184 Jackie 150, 152, 160, 172 ll Janet 143, 183 Mark 132 Sandra 132 Patrick 143 Tom 132 Darla 143 Jon 18, 24, 132, 157 Sandra 169, 172 Leslie 132, 150, 187 , Linda 143 Carol 143, 185, 163 Shores, Sara 155, 172 Shores, Wayne 143 Shoulds, Robert 143 Shouse, Billy 143, 187 Shurtleft. John 172 Shurtlelt, Linda 143 Simmons. Larry 143 Simmons. Sammy 132, Sittler, Edward 85 Slvers, Stephanie 149, 17 4 Skalla, Susan 55, 59, 1 158, 172. 180, 163 Skalnik, Karl 85 Slemp, Buddy 18, 23, 24, 38, 39, 132, 157 Smiles, Audrey 132, 162, 163 Smith, Brian 132, 157, 165, 163 Smith, Constance 132 Smith, Debra 134, 143, 155, 158, 185, 163 Smith, Evelyn 132 Smith, George 132, 157, 30 Smith, Homer 132 Smith, James 143 Smith, James 143 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith, , Jim 155, 172 , John 85 , Madelyn 132 , Rex 143, 157 Sharon 122, 132, 149 Sharron 143 , Tammy 143 Tim 172 Tommy 57, 172, 30, 162 Virginia 85, 153 Snodgrass, John 144, 174 Snodgrass, Karen 54, 149, 172, 174 Snodgrass, Martha 172 Snodgrass, Susan 132, 163 Snyder, Susan 144 Snyder, Sydney 85 Spain, Michael 132, 149 ma., hae., lvyms Spears, Jean 183 Spiller, Lesa 144 Sposato, Sposato Spreiter Stafford Staggs, Angela 132, 183 Stephanie 144, 183 Chery 132 Terri 134, 144 Hallie 172 Staggs, Twila 144 Standrtdge, Virginia 172 Stanfill, Stanley, Geanie 149, 172 Donald 166 Standley, Robert 144 Standridge, Betty 144 Stebell, Sandra 172 Steed, Donna 53 Stevenson, Farris 87 Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stewart, L , Joy 132 , Leta 172 , Rita 152, 158, 167, 172 isa 58, 173, 187 Stice, Barbara 144 Stich, Ramona 132, 149 Stockton, Stockton, Stokely, P Patricia 132, 153, 187 Walter 132 hillls 87 Stone, Geralyn 144, 183 Stout, Brenda 144. 183 Stout, James 144 Sratton, M ichael 35, 144 Styve, David 173 Sullivan, Winford 132 Sumner, David 144 Sumner, Susan 173 Summers, Dennis 149, 151, 173 Sumrall, Stan 35, 144 Suttle, Deanna 149, 173, 187 Swaim, Betty 132 Swain. Owen 144 Swatsenbarg, Connie 132 Swift, Douglas 149, 151, 173, 181 Swift, Mark 132 Taylor, Ab bie 173 Taylor, Franklin 87 Taylor, James 144 Taylor, JoAnn 132 Taylor, Kenneth 132 Taylor Ketta144 Taylor, Ma rsha 144 Taylor, Michelle 132 Taylor, Robert 144 Teague, Rex 87 Teel, Marjorie 87 Thomas, Brad 149, 151, 149, 186 Thomas, Debbie 144 Thomas, Denise 144 Thomas, Eddie 18, 23, 24, 41, 57, 151,156,157,163,165,173 Thomas. Janis 173 Thomas, Sharon 132 Thomas, Steven 132 Thomas, Tevin 132, 174 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thorne, To Bradley 132 Marcia 173 Katheleen 88 Ronald 132 ni 173 Thorpe, Opel 88 Thresher, Billy 173 Thresher, Billy 173 Thresher Thresher Thresher, Thueson, Tiger, Da Judith 144 Karen 173 Stephen 24 Jack 173 vid 173 Tillman, Robert 18, 24, 132, 149 Tingley, Debbie 173 207 Tinsley, Jacky 13 Tipton, Barbara 1 Tipton. Carolyn 1 Tischler, Mike 17 Tottress, Sylvia 1 Traylor. David 14 Traylor, Larell 16 Traylor, Michael Toedt, Nancy 173, 4 Tralor, Vickie 150 Treat, Raymond 1 Trent, Jess 172 Trotter, Donald 144 Trotter, l-lellen 17 True. Betty 88 Tubersoa, Robert Tuers, Carol 144, Tuers, Renne 132 Tuers, Steven 14 163 Turinettl, Bill 88 Turnbaugh, Tom 89 Turn bow, Evelyn Turnbow, Mary 17 Tunrball, John 24 Turner, Angela 13 Turner, Johnny 13 Turner, Lisa 144 Turner, Victor 132 Turrentine, Debor Turrentine, John Tye. Steve 46, 15 Tyre. Brenda 144 Vandenborn, Laur Vann, Jeff 182 Vann, Marian Jea Veale, Carolyn Su Verner, Gerald Wa 163 Verners. Michael Vickers, Vickie 17 Villareal, Daniel 3 Villareal, John 35, Voight, Carol Jea Wade. David 149, 186 Wade, Deborah 1 Wade, Ellen Keen Wade, Nancy 133 Wagoner. Carolyn Wqgoner, Jim 89 Wagoner, Jo Ann Wainwright, Bobb Waldrup, Vickie 1 Walden, Howard 145 Walker, Carol 118 Walker, Debbi 118 Walker, Donald 14 Walker, Judith 14 Walker, Kathey 13 Walker, Paula 118, Walker, Richard 1 Walker, Sandra 16 Walker, Ted 118 Wallace, Barbara 99, 118, 184 n Wallace, Gay Lyn Wallace, Mary 145 Wallace, Sonya 14 Wallace. Stormy 1 Wallace Cecilia 1 Walsh, Gary 118, Ward, Jeanett 133 Ward, Thomas 118, Ward, Michael 35, Ward. Sean 35, 14 Ward, Susan 145 Warden, Laura 118 Warden, Scott 24 118, 157, 187 Warren, Judy 133, Warren, Pamela 1 Watson, Bobby 11 Watson, Paulette Watts, Joni 145 Weaver. Jack 18, Weaver, Kim 118 Weaver, Jerry 133 Warren, Donna 118, 169 3 Webb, Steven 133, 150 Webster, Linda 89 Weinkaut, Donnita Wells. David 118 Wells, Debra 118, Wells, Kim 145 West, Michael 169 Westbrook, Kevin 172 Westbrook, Marcell 118, 172 Westbrook, Patricia 118 Westbrook, Ronald 172, 174 Westgate, Victoria 145, 173, 174 Westmacott, Reginald 118, 149 Westmoland, Gail 133 Westmoland, Gana 118 Wheeler, Sherry 119 Wheeler, Thelma 145 Whisenhunt, Marrianne 150, 183 White, lke119, 162 White, Julius 133 White, Kathy 133 White, Ricky 119 White, Steve 119, 169 White, Thomas 133, 149 Whitmore, Betsy 160, 187 Whitson, Melva 119 Wicker, Donald 145 Wickham, Alan 89 Widner, Patricia 119 Wiggins, Patricia 119 Wilder, Betty 119 Wilder, Evelyn 145, 183 Wilkins, David 133, 186 Wilkinson, Timothy 44, 133, 149 155 Williams, Carol 133 Williams, Dennis 119, 121, 164 163, 186 Williams Jo Ann 145 Williams Lynnell 145 Williams, Marcia 119 Williams Norris 99, 162 Williams Richard 119, 180 Williamson, John 119, 187 Willis, Jerry 119 Willis, Treasa 145, 168 Wills, Jean 133 Wilson. Chris 161 Wilson, Cynthia 133, 153, 158 Wilson, Richard 91, 173, 178 Winters. William 169 Wise. Roger 119, 149 Wisenhunt Anne 145 Witt. Becky 119 Wofford, Carla 145 Wofford, Sue 119 Wood, Lester 24, 119 Woodard, Judy 133 Wolfe, David 119 Wolfe, Janet 150, 186 Wollenbarger, Dianna 185, 163 Womack, Charlie 186 Womack, Philip 145 Wood, Debbie 145 Wooten, Ricky 145 Worthy, Gary 119, 173, 178, 1 163 Wray, Benjamin 145 Wright, Rochelle 133 Wright, Belinda 133 Wright, Vicki 186 Wynn, Brenda 119 Wyrick, Kathy 133 Wyrick, Laura 119, 168 Yates, Gina 119, 174 Yerton, Richard 119 Yoder, Marilyn 91 Young, Anita 162 Young, Harold 23. 24 Young, Kathleen 133 Zachery, Ester 133, 162 Zachry, Cynthia 119 Zachry, Vicki 145 Zwingelberg, Chris 24, 23, 145 Zwingelberg, David 119, 147, 151 180 160, 183 Acknowledgements Editor - Rick Dodson Faculty Advisor - Mrs. Claudia Bennett Business Manager - Chuck Baber Opening Section - Ginny McElwaine, editor Greg Botkin Sports - David Wade, editor David Darnold Academics - Doug Swift, editor Organizations - Susan Skalla, editor Barbara Harvey Classes - Kathy Keen, editor David Zwingelberg Student Life - Dorothy Curfman, editor Danny Newby Layout Editor - Susan Howard Index - Chuck Baber, editor Staff Photographers - Chuck Baber Guy Goff Jeff Jordan Larry Lawrence Richard Williams Contributing Photographers - David Barger Mark Couch Faron Kelly Mark Kifer Student Artist- Floyd Cooper Karen Rebholz Professional Photographers - Beverly's Studios Glen Lawrence Cornelius Studio Publisher - Hunter Publishing Co. 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