Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1959 volume:

The india' 1959 Volume 33 CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL l9Ol North Ellison Oklahoma City, Oklahoma STAFF Editor ..................................... ...... M artha Miller Business Manager ...... ......,. C indy Cartmell Copy Editor .......... ........ A lice Sullivont Photography ..... ................. M ark Birmingham and Sue Hoisington Co-ordinators ............ Sally Sage and Sue Hoisington Staff ,.,,.....,....,,..,,.,,,..,. Barbara Bryan, John Bryan, Linda Casey, Sandra Connelly, Anne Johnson, JOHN l-OWfl'1e , Becky Ogilvie, Peggy Prag,Tom Rowles, Paul Rusch'a, Mary Sherman, Sherran Woody. Special Acknowledgment The Orbit staff wishes to acknowledge its deep indebtedness to the Classen Life staff and its adviser, Miss Dorothy Butler, who so gen- erously allowed us unlimited use of their photo- graphic equipment. Without their kindness this i958-1959 pictorial review of Classen activi- ties could not have been made. ATHLETICS ........ ..,... Football ,,,,,,. Basketball ...... ...... Spring Sports Girls' Sports ....... ...... INTRODUCTION .,,,. ADMINISTRATION , ACADEMICS ........,s, Math ......-..,., Science ....r......... Social Studies ....... Language Arts .-... Business Arts .,.,.,. Horne Economics .... Vocations ,........,.,. Fine Arts .,..,...........,. Annie Get Your Gun Art .....,....,.......,.,,. HONORS - ACTIVITIES .... Royalty III,,,IIII..AIIA........., Royalty Attendants Jr. l-ligh Royalty .Aaa,....... Coronations ..... Awards .aa... Clubs s,s.,.. CLASSES ., Seniors ,ss.s, Juniors ,,ss Sophomores Jr. l-liglw ..... Index .s..ss Dedication May I have your attention for the aft- ernoon announcements. This phrase and the voice that goes with it are very famil- iar at Classen. The face that goes with this voice is seen by Classen students at every turn. Within the man to whom this face and voice belong is one of the most gen- erous of hearts. Making the announce- ments is probably the least of this man's responsibilities, but it is for them that he is best known. It is the other duties linked with the office of vice-principal which bring more responsibility than many peo- ple could handle. This role is vital to the success of any school. Needless to say, this man plays a major part in Classen's success. To this man-for his understand- ing, his unfailing help at all times, his generosity, and above all, his undying de- votion to our Classen High School-we, the students, dedicate the 1959 ORBIT to Dr. Bill Lillard. Acknowledgement Another year has gone by, another ORBIT has been placed in the hands of the Classen stu- dent body. We have tried to record accurately for you the history of I958 and l959 at C.H.S. The success of this year's ORBIT rests on sev- eral very able shoulders. Our first thank you goes to the CLASSEN LIFE. Without the use of their cam-era we should have been lost. Next in line are Sue Hoisington and Mark Birming- ham. Photography is half of our book and these two made this half as great as it is. Know- ing we had Cindy Cartmell - our sports- minded, comedian, business manager-work- ing for the ORBIT was always a reassuring thought. Clever Copy Editor Alice Sullivant is also editor of the CLASSEN LIFE. Jann Low- ther, John Bryan, and Sally Sage took time out from ORBIT duties to publish a student direc- tory. The art work on the directory cover was done by Bill Murphy, and to these four people we extend a warm thank you. Barbara Bryan handled the senior section this year with the hand of an expert. Sandy Connelly gave Cindy Cartmell a hand an the girls' sports and Tommy Rowles turned out the entire boys' sports section with help from Steve Fisher on copy. Paul Ruscha did our art work for the club section which Linda Casey helped organize. The teachers have cooperated to the utmost. Mr. Fleming, Dr. Lillard, Mrs. Booher and Mrs. Hines helped us whenever we needed them. The staff: Becky Ogilvie, Peggy Prag, Sherran Woody, Anne Johnson, Mary Sherman, Sharon Fewkes, Lu Nelms, Nancy Seaton and Diane Neyland were always at hand when needed. We can't find words sincere enough to ex- press our gratitude and appreciation to every- one who at anytime or in anyway helped with this book. Even with all our troubles, it has been one of the most rewarding experiences of our lives. We only hope that each one of you enjoy what you will get out of this book a frac- tion as much as we have enjoyed what we put into it. We extend our deepest thanks to each and everyone of you. ZYQAZZQL ZYQZZZLL Our Classen High School Classen, a dominating building in the Okla- homa City High School system, is a grand building, full of glory. It has been great for thirty-nine years, Although our stay here is short, we hope when we leove we can take a small part of her greatness and glory with us. She has offered us academic achievement and leadership training, and along with these a lasting desire to serve our nation and world. Thank you, Classen, for what you have given us. Our memories for you will be of honor, in- tegrity, steadfastness, and loyalty. Activities Take Up Students' Time HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE LAND OF BAVARIA, sing Martha Miller, Alice Sullivant and Linda Casey. These three gals went all out for Classen's Mardi Gras Day which was sponsored by the language department. WHOM HAVE WE HERE?-Cornelia and Marie Antoin- ette? Miss Ruth Snell, Latin teacher, and Mrs. Kathleen Ryan, French teacher are both costumed for Mardi Gras Day. BELIEVE IT OR NOT-this is Classen's P-TA President, Mrs. B. E. Harkey. Dressed in appropriate attire for West- ern Day, Mrs. Harkey steps before the student body during an assembly advertising the coming P-TA Chuck Wagon 6 Supper and Carnival, In the background are J. Garwin, Fast-Shot Fleming, Mrs, Gwen Goodner, Dr. Bill Killer Lillard and Mrs. Ardell Milstead. WINNING THE PRIZE for being the most exhausted group of boys at Classen . . . is the football team, The best way to use up energy is to play a football game. lf you don't believe the saying just ask any one of these grid stars. W? it if? BEAMING PROUDLY is the new l959 junior high basket- ball queen, Jan Jernigan, Jan's escort is Troy Wilson. Claire Hawthorn, last year's junior high round ball queen, is stand- ing nearby ready to assist the new queen. JUDY ANDE must have just graduated from a fish school! She is modeling a swim suit in an assembly that was quite a success-at least with the male students at Classen. 12 . 5 ig ,735 it jg will , ,ki 38 .3 , figs K . Z . ,. 2 ff s ft' il ' if ,V ,ff jj., . l y ,Xi jgg HAVE A SEAT, RUTHIE, bellows Lorraine Bell lPatsy Draper in disguise.l Patsy and Ellen Graham, playing the part of Ruth Snell, were brave enough to portray members of the Comet faculty in the assembly honoring Language Week. Remember teachers, it was all in fun. GIVE ME YOUR HALL PASS, demands Ann Appleton, the efficient hall proctor. Evidently Ann doesn't know Student Council officers don't need to have hall passes. The young man is Eliot Stanley, president of the Student Council. IF YOU,ASK ME they are both insane. This was a comment overheard in the audience of The Man Who Came To Dinner. Playing the part of Sheridan Whiteside is Charles Taylor. Janet Hicks portrays Harriet Stanley. 3? WHERE BUT AT CLASSEN could a person find five such beautiful young ladiesl Judi Blankenship, Tamara Long, Susie Hayes, Susie Harkey and Martha Bell were the five candidates for ORBIT Queen. 16'- fffyjlx ELIOT STANLEY is giving a great big Classen l-li to the officers of the Southern Association of Student Councils. Eliot is president of the Student Council and Susie l-larkey is vice-president. P-TA lnitiates I9 59 CHS Faculty Awards New this year at Classen High School are the Faculty Awards made possible by the gen- erous sponsorship of the Classen Parent- Teacher Association. These service awards, long desired by the Classen faculty, will be made annually to five boys and five girls of the senior class. 1' It rr 'Gi L BOB GOODNER SUSIE HARKEY Q 95 it ssscssl ig iiir iss's l ictl A f.,E,.? it f LAURENCE JUSTICE ALICE SULLIVANT MARY LOU BRADDY f .ff gn 5 M II 'xg A , I true ta , it . J r M355 J,-. i t me Q SUSIE HAYES ALEX THOMAS SERVICE AWARDS GIVEN TO TEN Faculty Award winners were selected on the basis of standards established by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Teachers considered the following qualifica- , tions in making the awards: Service to the ALB ERT WYNN school, good citizenship, character, influence and leadership, dependability, cooperation, loyalty, integrity and concern for others. , ,iz - Qilffiigsl , V595 i 'I Mllfi I Q 1' N. . PAT GENTRY K. ROY JONES ll- 2'- 11-inn-l 2-ii '--1-ES XX Q .L-SEER X I QL nc u LTY A ' by ti ll gi til X ,W The Thankless .lob of Administration The members of the Board of Education are a group of five citizens, elected by the people, serving without pay, and dedicated to the task of providing a good education for the children and youth of Oklahoma City. Upon them rests the responsibility of making every major decision and approving all expenditures. They spend many hours each week studying re- ports, comparing figures, and seeking ways to stretch our school dollar. ' To help them in their task, they have the Superintendent, Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, and his competent staff which includes his assistants, supervisors, research people, and secretaries. They make the plans and then carry out the programs which have been approved by the Board of Education, such as educational tele- vision. They provide assistance for the teachers through workshops, the Curriculum Library, and audio-visual aids. They provide for main- tenance of the sprawling physical plant of ninety-one schools, Administration Building, and warehouses. They operate the school lunch program and health and activities pro- grams. We are fortunate in having a super- intendent who knows what a good education is and who is determined to give every child the opportunity of having a good education, and in having a school board that agrees with our superintendent and lends him support. Melvin W. Barnes Superintendent of Schools OKLAHOMA CITY is unique in having a school board on Bennett, presidentj C. B. McCroy, Vice-President Otto F which all members have served as president. The members Thompson, and Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent of are lfrom left to rightl 'Jim Wright, L. D. Melton, Phil C. Schools. 5 . 5 Bill Lillard Vice-Principal Dr. Bill Lillard, vice-principal, has the job of keeping the wheels of the school's daily operation well greased. He is responsible for keeping attend- ance records and for 'discipline and serves as troubleshooter when any- thing goes wrong-os it frequently doesl He is always ready to give counsel and help to a student in need, ti? J. Garwin Fleming Principal Although J. Garwin Flem- ing is just completing his first year as principal of Classen High School, his warmth and friendliness, his participation in all activities, ancl his capa- ble administration have en- deared him to faculty and stu- dents alike. As principal of the school, he is completely re- sponsible for everything that happens in and about the building. Mrs. Julia Booher Administration Has Efficient Staff Mrs. LauCylle Hines, secretary to the school principal, not only performs the routine duties ot a secretary but also has to know how to cope tacttully and patiently with parents. Mrsi Julia Booher needs the patience ot Job and the wisdom of Solomon to distinguish between the legitimate reasons tor absence or tardiness and the not-so-legitimate excuses sometimes given. Miss Freda O'Neal is a never-failing source of help and inspiration to all who seek her aid. She is the counselor tor the junior and senior classes. Paul Cunningham, as activities director tor Classen High School, is responsible tor the scheduling and coordinating ot all extra-cur- ricular activities and school projects. He also serves as counselor for the seventh and eighth grades, which in itself is no small taskl . .mv f Q X :il 5 if il 143 ii, B . ' -W x L fr sl 'fl f' 3. I i 0 3 I Ami HSMQN. I af VC g 4 , , iy, Q QL, . W V hir.-Y k .ig Mrs. Bcssie Hcnry Mrs. Glenna Killian Counselor Regigfrgr 1'- 4: Ji, Mrs. Beatrice Busby Financial Secretary Wesley Beck Social Studies . -.M f iq, 7 BANK, J Q I A 5 X gl -.1, '7-'iL 1 ' Miss Etalea U nfer-th .F i A A M 4-I' ,fo-.. Librarian Lionel Austell Speech Miss Lorraine Bell Mrs. Sue Branson English Commerce new f . G' . fm. Richard Buck Arithmetic, Assistant Coach, O Club Miss Mary Brucher Homemaking, Jr. Red Cross Qi? Miss Dorothy Butler Journalism, Jr, High J B k Cheerleaders ancl Starlets, ames ur Jr. - Sr. High Band, Stardusters Qulll and Scroll Mrs. Marilyn Callender Trigonometry, Algebra, Geometry, Classettes and Chess Club t s 55, tl, Mrs. Neva Chelf Chemistry, General Science, Science Club l4 Mrs. Carolyn Cluck Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Machines f -if v---1,495 i i . Miss Sylvia Corley English, Y-Teens Phillip Dalke Teams, Social Studies Mrs. Bonnie Dessauer Mrs. Ann Fowler Debate, Speech, Honor Society Spanish, English, Jr, Red Cross Spanish Club Mrs. Dorothy Ann Frosh Biology, Science, Physical Science Lonnie Gilliland Arithmetic, Teams lille? A .... - . Mrs. Maxine Haney John Hawthorn Mrs. Bernice Hibbert Algebra, Arithmetic, Physical Education, English, Social Studies Jr. High Honor Society Jr. High Teams, English, Jr. High Basketball Coach, Pep Council John Holt Mrs. R. L. Hoover Chorus, Boys' and Girls' Glee Physical Education, Clubs, Music Theory Individual Sports, Teams, Cheerleaders and Girls' O Club Bill Jones Drivers Education, Safety Council Hee Margerite Jones Typing, Arithmetic l6 r Melton Janes Metalwork Mrs. Beverly Key Physiology, Biology fa 5 1 . ig Q ,. it . Lg 2:53 ., M. Q.. ,8, . , as 1 vs 5 . A N -Aix' , 1 1 ' , y M I fn for LL.,, ,ezei ly , - A- A 'Q s is: ,gg1gyzr.4gwy- , no wwf? wwf, , ,sf me im 521ze-51555159 if, 1 o r . b M i 4 ,X 1 X , ix if J K 2 ga, . 2 + wi, 1 Q ,' , Tiff wkiflw J Sm A, 3 Q-'g.1ig,. , J 3 1 smfmw E if , 3-A 'wp-sz-'w. .. . Mrs. Eloise Joslyn Advanced Art, Art Nouveau Mrs. Elsie Little Junior High Art, English Edwin Keller Orchestra Mrs. Julia McPheeters Typing, Business Math, Business English If , 2 A if ,. fa' ' Him Miss Lorena Milam James Millstead Troy Milburn OklGh0m0 l'liSfOfY, Typewriter Repair Psychology and Woodwork Junior High Student Council Robert Mistele Athletic Director Social studies, Boys' 0 club Miss Mary Neel English Mrs. Marilyn Parsons Biology, Advanced Biology '43 James Petree American History Economics and Gover,-,fT-,emi Mrs. Ethel Preble Chester Reeves Meteors Home Economics, Science, Mechanical Drawing, Key Club Anchor Club I--Q Mrs. Della Roberts Geometry, Trigonometry, Mrs. Kathleen Ryan Comes English, French l8 John Simpson Mathematics m ei 53 is Loyd Smith Miss Ruth Snell Electronics Latin,Junior Classical League Mrs. Estelle, Stinson Social Studies HUYVEY Tedhfd Miss Mary Lois Wallace Social Studies, English Physical Education, Basketball Future Teachers gf America Mrs. Jeone Williams Miss Joan Woodruff Miss Ruth Wooten English, ORBIT Physical Education, Science Mathematics -9 W, M -.-.se ' ,,,,fX,: -5725: , .. .,.. ., ., wail VIRGINIA BREWER'S wandering blue eyes are quite in- trigued with Carol Bird's paper. Let's hope this isn't a Plane Geometry nine weeks examination. Linda Inte- mann is getting a big kick out of drawing circles with her compass, WHY ARE these students staring at a blank television screen? Malcolm Batchelor, Stanley Bozarth, and Dick Fowler are three students who rate high schalasticallyC?l Math Analysis is an honor class taught over television. Math Department Adds New Subiect Classen's Mathematics Department pro- vided special courses for accelerated junior high students this year. Eighth grade students in this category took Algebra l, and ninth graders were offered Plane Geometry. For- merly all students were required to take seventh and eighth grade arithmetic, and in the ninth grade they took either Applied Math or Algebra l, depending on their mathematical aptitude. Just one year of math is required in senior high school for graduation, but the following courses are offered: Algebra l, Plane Geom- etry, Algebra ll, Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, and Math Analysis which is open only to seniors and is televised. Courses in Algebra l and Algebra ll are also taught on television. Mrs. Della Roberts heads the Mathe- matics Department which is staffed by Mrs. Maxine Haney, Mrs, Ruth Wooten, C. Richard Buck, Mrs. Marilyn Callender, Lonnie Gilli- land, Mrs. Margerite Jones, and John Simp- son. These teachers and their courses will help Classen prepare good mathematicians. SALLY SAGE is having a hard time demonstrating her problem by using a graph. Algebra ll is still not easy despite the new methods of teaching that are employed by Mr. Hill on television. Algebra will always be Algebra. HOLDING THE ATTENTION of a group of seventh graders is no easy chore, but Mrs. Wooten has the situation well in hand. These eager beavers are learning all about seventh grade arithmetic. The upper classmen should follow their example. SOMEHOW THIS PICTURE just doesn't get across the idea that was intended. Ray Organ, Tom Rowles, and James Crosby, the boy with the headache, are supposedly listening to an explanation ot a trig problem which may prove to be difficult. PERFECT VIEW of a collegiate looking young man. K. Roy Jones and his slide rule which is attached to his side catch many glances from Classen students. The slide rule can be used in quite a few courses. :Q 3 . WAKE UP, DON . . . this is no time for an afternoon doze. Don Cupp is trying to catch up on some of that sleep he missed last night. Let's hope Mrs. Roberts doesn't spot him. bf i ag, w, ,, .g f jf if M,-mmm VERA NELL SIMPSON is turning three shades of blue, The odor of cut-up frog doesn't bother Ellen Coston, busily dissecting the specimen. MIKE FINLEY is investigating the interior of Linda Casey's eye. The cowgirl is Mrs. Beverly Key, Physiology instructor, who is showing the class how to use an ophthalmoscope. ,-J 5' DID a Classen chemist mix an explosive? Guy Parkhurst is entranced by the smoke and debris f'IT MAY NOT be food at a fancy restaurant, but it's HOUUVIQ Ofolmd The mom- Ron CGDSNIW l499PS T0 eatable, exclaim Carol McCarty and Jim l-laws. The shark really isn't to eat but is a project for the Advanced Biology classes to examine. the grindstone. 24 Science Courses Cffer Advantages ln this day and age it is very important to study science, for it is becoming increasingly im- portant in the world. A good percentage of jobs now require some practical understanding of science. With the advancement of satellites, mis- siles, and atomic power, we are in need of more scientists to invent better rockets and perhaps even one that will carry a human to the n'ioon. Science Department teachers and. their sub- jects are: Mrs. Marilyn Parsons, Biology .and Ad- vanced Biology, Mrs. Neva Chelf, Chemistry, Mrs. Dorothy Frosh, General Science, Mrs. Beverly Key, Physiology. Mrs. Della Roberts, Physics, Mrs. Ethel Preble, Junior High Science, and Miss Joan Wood- ruff, Health. ,...-'-'gh ef 4. .A NOW JOHN, dOn't flip that switch! John Com- bell, the mad chemist, is finally going to get even with his classmate Bob Goodner. Bob is trying to figure out how he can get out of this predicament. Hurry up Bobby or you won't be with us much longer! ANYBODY HAVE AN EARACHE? Sharon Morrison thinks she can find the name of the complaining area. Sharon doesn't wear cowboy clothes every day, honest! SUSAN WELBORN manifests' interest in whatever causes Marc Appleton to appear so smug. Susan and Marc are fel- low students in Mrs. Parsons' beginning Biology second hour class. sm-,f Q2 HISTORY CLASSES use maps and globes to a great ex- tent in their daily course of study. Johnny Tucker and Nadele Mitchell appear to be interested in their globe study, although their thoughts are probably tar away. PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT Chuck Seward is practicing his couchside manner on tellow classmate Mary Lou Braddy. Mary Lou is probing deep into her past in search of clues that may help Chuck in his psychoanalysis. Social Studies Dept Takes All Students The Social Studies Department is one un- der which every student at Classen High School studies before his graduation. The histories ot our state, country, and the world are consid- ered important in a proper secondary school education. Included in the Social Studies Depart- ment is a great variety of courses taught by eleven of Classen's capable faculty. Ably heading the department is James Petree, chairman. Students are ottered courses in American History, World History, Economics and Gov- ernment, Oklahoma History and Civics, ahd a course combined as Psychology and Sociology. Television was used as a teaching aid again this year by Miss Lorena Milam in the Oklahoma History semester other course. Eco- nomics and Government was ottered at Clas- sen tor the first time this year. All courses offered by Mr. Petree's de- partment prove invaluable to any student pre- paring tor a college education. l TELEVISION is becoming very popular as o teaching aid, Carol Ferguson prepares for class while Sandra McQuary changes channels to something more interesting until teacher, Miss Lorena Milam, returns to the room. MARTHA MILLER is showing the students of Wesley Beck's American History class who is boss as she takes over his classes for a day. Teacher-Student Day was designed to show students the everyday duties ofa teacher. SHERRY HAMILTON leads another classroom discussion as a regular part of the Economics and Government class. The class listens attentively as she expounds on her vast knowledge of government. 27 THERE IS NO QUESTION in anyone's mind as to who is boss in James Petree's classes. He makes it clear to all his students. Mr. Petree is head of the department and teaches American History, and Economics and Government. YOU NEVER KNOW what will develop in the darkroom. Mark Birmingham and Sue Hoising- ton as ORBIT photographers spend much of their time in the darkroom . . . Ahemmm . . . developing pictures. This year the photog- raphers were handicapped by the theft of the ORBIT camera. wmg. i ONE OF THE JOBS of the yearbook staff is to publish the STU- DENT DIRECTORY. This responsibility was given to the sixth hour class. Jann Lowther, John Bryan, and Sally Sage are taking heed of the sign behind them. We are proud of this year's di- rectory. Journalism Dept. Does Publications The Journalism Department is composed of the two school publications, CLASSEN LIFE and ORBIT. CLASSEN LIFE has won more national honors than any other city school publication. lt is published bi-monthly and sponsors the annual Man of Dis- tinction Contest. Miss Dorothy Butler teaches the Beginning and Advanced Journalism Classes. ORBIT, a review of the Classen year, is published by the classes in Yearbook. Mrs. Jeane Williams has Yearbook Classes fifth and sixth hours. The sixth hour class also publishes the Student Directory. This year's ORBIT could not have been published but for the generosity of CLASSEN LIFE'S staff in plac- ing its camera at the disposal of the ORBIT photog- raphers. BEMUSED CLASSEN LIFE chiefs talk with their adviser, Miss Dorothy Butler. From left to right are Vina Windes, Editor Alice Sullivant, Mary Lou Braddy, Sue Stewart, and Miss Butler. l E i i l CINDY CARTMELL is checking to see if anyone is looking before she borrows some money. Cindy, you know that money belongs to the ORBIT. Cindy is kept busy with the duties of business manager. 28 ,v f- U., ' p ORBIT STAFF MEMBERS line up fora picture. Seated are: Peggy Prag, Becky Ogilvie, Sally Sage, Sandy Connelly, Jann Lowther and Editor Martha Miller. Standing: Tom John Bryan, Cindy Cartmell and Linda Casey. Rowles, Anne Johnson, Barbara Bryan, Mary Sherman, etie f .K :.f5gg.:z,f MARTHA MILLER, Cleft! ORBIT edi- tor, looks over her dummy for the yearbook. Martha sees that pictures are taken, copy is written, and dead- lines are met. ALICE SULLIVANT lrightl is editor of the CLASSEN LIFE and ORBIT copy-editor. Here she writes headlines for the LIFE, a bi-monthly publica- tion. 29 Classen Life Staff STACKED UP on the stairs are: Lloyd Miller, Alice Sullivant, Kenneth Eyler, First Row. Sec- ond Row: Vina Windes, Sue Stewart, Connie Northrop, Bar- bara Campbell. Third Row: Susan Records, Mary Lou Braddy, Barbara Chastain, Sue Pendleton. Fourth Row: Jerilyn Erdman, Radonna Wiley, Jody Barnes, Jan Brown. 4 f w THIS ADVANCED FRENCH CLASS makes use of earphones, Linda Collins reads along with the transcription while Judy Ande poses and Guy Parkhurst looks wistful. Gael Holcomb appears attentive, but her mind is who knows where. Romance and Dead rsisemss-.::'.':Ne:..::ft:z.'gfs'zzistataser. Languages Qffered important English test. Carol is in the advanced debate class. Advanced debate students win many honors for Classen. IN PREPARING for high school, junior high English is very important. Miss Dorothy Butler presents some interesting material to her attentive eighth grade class. Miss Butler also teaches Journalism. In this jet age, with the focus on science, it is important that we learn to speak, write, and read our own language. As our world grows smaller we must be able to communicate with people of for- eign lands. At Classen, the Language Department offers English, French, Spanish, and Latin. English is studied by Classen students for six years, and they may study four years in any of the foreign lan- guages. The Foreign Language Department spon- sors a Language Week in February. The Speech Department offers courses in Be- ginning Speech, High School Speech, Debate, Dra- matics,,and Stagecraft. The Drama Department produced two highly successful plays, Our Town and The Man Who Came to Dinner. The Stage- craft Class is in charge of lighting and scenery for all the school productions. The speech and drama classes have won fame for Classen in many tournaments. The National Student Congress Trophy, awarded in the summer of l958, is the first de- bate trophy won by Classen since the school be- came a junior-senior high school four years ago. PATSY DRAPER finds something humorous in her Latin text. Judi Blankenship, representing Spanish, helps with the planning of Language Week at Classen. Martha Bell checks Judy's watch to be sure she's not going to be late to French class. The Language Week is in February of each year. HURLING IN THE TEACHERS' HULA-HOOP HIDE- AWAY is Miss Lorraine Bell. Miss Bell, head ot the English Department, teaches junior and senior English and is Chairman of the Senior High Honor Society Committee. l OUR TOWN, Thornton Wilder's vignette of small town as George are the wedding principals. Carolyn Dugger, life, holds a responsive audience during the wedding scene. Margaret Lewis, Charles Taylor, and John Bryan took other Ed Bowlby, assuming the role of minister was narrator and leading roles. Lionel Austell directed. stage manager. Roberta Reed as Emily and Douglas Nelms HALL PROCTOR ROSE MOORE is caught on duty doing her daily shorthand assignment. Rose, a beginning short- hand student, is a fifth hour hall proctor stationed out- side the Counselors' office in the busy main corridor. TIME'S UP, everybody! proclaims the teacher and 39 typewriters clang to a stop. tPhiIlip Vasile just keeps right on going. He's trying desperately to chalk up 25 words a minutw-even if it takes half an hourll Business Courses Help for Future The Business Education Department at Classen is designed to help students prepare for the business world. Students may enroll in Business Math, Typing, Shorthand, Business English, Bookkeeping, Business Machines, and Introduction to Business. Students learn filing, salesmanship, and the organization of business in Introduction to Business. ln Business Machines, students learn how to operate adding machines, calcula- tors, and dictapho-nes. This department is headed by Mrs. Sue Branson. The other teachers are Mrs. Carolyn Cluck, Miss Margerite Jones, and Mrs. Julia McPheeters. Any of the business courses offered help to ready students for active participation in the world of business. DO YOU EVER have the feeling that nobody likes you? Sharon Wolfe is surrounded by a roomful of empty chairs --even the teacher's gone. Sharon really isn't unpopular! she just came in after school to type a term theme. VN PAY ATTENTION to the ditto-machine, Judy Webb! Miss Lorraine Bell really needs those tests, so you'd better quite watching the photographer and run them through. lncidentally, Judy's reward is a preview of the questions. ,ff JEANIE FRANKLIN operates the switchboard dur- ing her daily stint as office aide. Office aides per- form invaluable service to the school while learning useful skills themselves. CAROL FAULKNER, office aide, has the pleasant task of picking up the attendance cards each day. This job is much sought after by aides because they enjoy the free- dom of the halls while other students are in class. 5, . vp.. . are 5 l i iL1lg ,S , WATCH YOUR TYPING BOOK and not your fingers, stu- dents are reminded as they peck their way through one more daily speed test. They also practice addressing envelopes and writing business letters. 33 HMM-THAT'S ABOUT RIGHT, says Patti Sell to Donna Curtis. Both are mem- bers of first hour advanced sewing class. The girls have many sewing opportunities as they may choose what they want to make. SEE, DO IT LIKE THIS, Joyce Wilkison tells Yvonne Taylor as she struggles with the hemming of her apron. Making aprons is the first thing the seventh grade seamstresses do. Y :iw HWYIELIL-I LOQK AT MEll' exclaims Janet Wallace, as she models her newly made dress for Nancy Stock- we . ancy is still working on hers. Both of these sewing students make some of their own clothes. 34 Homemakers Look to Future Eat, drink, and be merry, could very well have been the motto of the cook- ing classes this year, for that is exactly what they did. Joining in the fun, was their teacher, Mrs. Ethel Preble. The seventh graders learned break- fast cookery, and proper manners. Eighth graders worked on lunch menus, and the senior high students learned about meals for different types of en- tertaining. Under the direction of Miss Mary Brucher, the seventh grade sewing classes learned to make aprons and skirts, and the eighth through twelfth graders made dresses, gowns, suits and ambitious coats. HOW ABOUT PUTTING THIS UP? Vicki Fincher asks Margaret Landrum . . . The task of decorating the bulletin boards in the cooking room is left up to the various classes. Each month, a different class is in charge of putting up an interesting and educa- tional design. CRAMMING for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow test, are Carole Garrett, Betty Copeland, and Carolyn Dugger. This test is an important scholarship test for senior girls. The All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow receives a 55,000 scholarship. KNOWING THAT THE WAY to a man's heart is through his stomach, Blanche McMillan and Lu Nelms are learning to prepare meals that will act as pathways. Doesn't the food in the casserole look delicious? 35 WHAT IS IT that Roy Garis, John Eggner, and Troy Garis lin? All are members of Chester Reeves mechanical drawing find so interesting? ls it their mechanical drawing lesson or class. those two cute blondes, Linda Merrick and Virginia Laugh- DAVID 0'DELL and Phil Nash are carrying the old torch . . . they will at least until they finish their metal- work proiect. They are under the classroom instruction of Milton Jones. Vocational Skills Given by Dept. The Industrial Arts Department is one to which particular attention should be paid by those who are considering a vocational edu- cation. There are six different courses offering the best of training, skills, and practice. This department offers the following courses: Driver's Education, Electronics, Mechanical Drawing, Metalwork, and Woodwork. Students taking the Driver's Education course will never regret it, for they receive ex- pert training and will be given a deduction on their automobile insurance policy. Electronics students will be able to help us in our hour of need someday, for our tele- vision sets might go on the blink. Mechanical Drawing Classes, made up of a large number of boys, eagerly welcome any female members to join them at their drawing boards. The girls in those classes are extended courtesies. Much fine work comes from the Metal- work and Woodwork groups. The boys who take these courses make beautiful and deco- rative furnishings for their homes. NOW YOU JUST ADJUST this wire here, and . . . explains Phil Bouldin about a few elementary principals ot electronics. lt's all Greek to me, says Chester Bartlett. They are mem- bers ot Floyd Smith's electronics class. IF THE ORBIT STAFF would quit over-work- ing typewriters, life certainly would be easier, sigh members of the typewriter repair class taught by James Milstead. The overworked students are Del Eubanks, David Edgin, Russell Robbins, Leonard Payne. CL Hifi' Hl6HNSfH6Q-x fp ' OL W if' J . fRE?w i Q i is 00501 0 A plywowk CLASSEN'S DRIVING TEAM, alias the D Squad, will be picked from the eager students standing. The class aides, in the car, do a lot of head-knocking at the or- der of the tryout team instructor, Bill Jones. Those standing, left to right, are: Marilyn Stewart, Vinita Bolster, Carol Lord, John Tuma, Davis Spencer, John Harp, and Paul Ruscha. The aides are Al Wynn, Carolyn Smith and Bob Protzman. THE C'-ASSEN C '0'R has been COMBINING Ti-nam Exscurlvs TALENTS as Choir officers, and their fortunate in, 'Living for the last folff vocal talents as the high school mixed quartet are Laurence Justice, years Ove 9 e TOP Vocal mu5'C d president, Ed Bowlby, vice-president, Sherran Woody, secretary, and Peggy rectors in the nation, John W. Holt. Scott treasurer , . First Row: Pat Gentry, Linda Lee, Linda Hewitt, Alice Hulsey, Amalie Graham, Harriet Morris, Sandie Riddle, Vina Wines, Viola Keester, Mary Lou Bramblett, Susie Hayes, Rosie Blake, Peagv SCott, Carolyn Colley, Kay Randall. Second Row: Sherran Woody, Barbara Nayphe, Fran Farmer, Linda Jackson, Sandra Carlisle, Marge Hayden, Janis Capps, Martha Miller, Darlene Aten, Ellen Coston, Dianne Neyland, Betty Rhodes, Phyllis Massad, Gisela Pahlka, Georgia McLain. Third Row: Barbara Howard, Judi Blankenship, Judy Jones, Paula McCarty, 38 Musicales, Contests Fill Choir's Agenda We have no spare time, is the motto by which members of Classen's senior high mixed choir live. These Comet vocalists are busy throughout the year presenting musicales, taking the sweepstakes at vocal festivals, and singing at various events. The biggest task the vocal music depart- ment undertook this year was the CLASSEN CLASSIC'S production of Annie Get Your Gun. This show which brought publicity to Classen through pictures and stories on the front page of the Sunday Oklahoman magazine section and in the Oklahoma City Times developed much pride in Classen's musical department, not only by the participants in the production, but by the student body and patrons. MAKING MELLOW MUSIC is the job of this three- some.The two blondes and one brunette known as the high school trio are Rosie Blake, Pat Gentry, and-Susie Hayes. Tamara Long, Mike Finley, Paul Justice, Johnny Harris, Justice, Chuck Seward, Joe Blevins, John Copeland, Mike Jerry Shadid, Kint Lee, Steve Collinson, Don White, Ed Milstead, Dennis Wchba, John Brown. Ellen Graham at Bowlby. Fourth Row: John Tuma, Paul Ruscha, John Bryan, the piano. Jim Hayes, Terry Head, Jim Foster, Lynn Collins, Laurence Qs WV mmm, ' frtfr-M-we A BLEND of four tap male voices made this quartet one of the best in the city. Laurence Justice and Jerry Shadid, replacing last year's graduating seniors, joined Ed Bowlby and Paul Justice for this '59 foursome. mi' K 'ini .,iu. W ' ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of the year was the selection of members of the All-State Chorus. After a three-day-trip to Norman, Paul Justice, Laurence Justice, Mike Finley, Jim Hays, Chuck Seward, Sherran Woody, Pat Gentry, Susie Hayes, Ellen Coston, Linda Lee, Barbara Nayphe, and Peggy Scott, were tired, but well satisfied. RELAXING TO DISCUSS their contest number is the girls' quartet composed of Vera Nell Simpson, Peggy Scott, Barbara Nayphe, and Sherran Woody. lls I cici A E I f L - 4 'E J ig ' Q , E QQ' ' L l I I f ' it 5 P l I 5 'A V: J fri' K il W I ' SJ Lk' I I T I ' E 'iff if L JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS-First Row: Phil Broud- erick, Larry Hukill, Danny Payne, Darrell Aten, Jimmy Hanson, David Reeves, Ray Martin, Loyd Boyd, Fred Bender, Robert Orndorft, Eddie Smith, Marvin Raba, Malcolm Haney. Second Row: Mar- cella Pemberton, Linda Haggard, Dorothea Neal, Kindra Harris, Pat Kelsey, Mamie Jay, Wanda Potter, Joan Nykl, Andrea Sdmara, Patty Brown, .lacquelyn Patchin. Third Row: Margaret-Downey, Martha Minnick, Barbara Keller, Shirley Under- wood, Ladonna Taylor, Nila Coggins, Mary Daron, Sharon Noble, Yvonne Taylor, Sharon Johnson, Pat Goodman. Fourth Row: Trisha Bradcliff, Becky Main, Martha Salyer, Kathy Birmingham, Joyce Wilkerson, Cynthia Haywood, Rowena Adkisson. Fifth Row: Lora Deakins, Bonnie Terry, Portia Barker, Lannelle Johnson, Judy Gravlin, Sharon Rust, Susan Kice, Ann Gibbs, Lynn Workmon, Judith Hall, Sue Williams, piano. ,K 7 J . Ig N .V W 'fir' 1 ' 55 'xp k Q . 5 I- J. S-,S 551, ' A Q ,, V, , ,t '3' ,gm ' 'f Q? , 1 ' Y ' E L 1, wfl t 1 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB-First Row: Jean Thein, Janet Jordan, Mazie Wiltshire, Patti Sell, Shirley Brown, Phyllis Massad, Linda Harrington, Jerri Butler, Janet Wallace, Nedeh Naify, Pricilla Bacon. Second Row: Shirley Pickens, Joy Futrell, Linda Ricks, Frankie Collinsworth, Deanne Brown, Nancy Means, Irene Noack, Wanda McDuff, Linda Ford, Eve Sil- vester, Sharon Garrett, Carole Blackburn. Third Row: Bonnie Breeding, Lucetta Ericson, Hala Stout, Sally Lintenbrink, Carol Upjohn, Connie Northrup, Peggy Adkisson, Harmona Moore, Judy Stillwell, Brenda Riley, Jean Franklin, Jackie Brooks. Fourth Row: Gerri lrick, Karen Scott, Margaret Schotlka, Pat Scannell, Bonita Wilkerson, Ruth Miller, Cynthia Couch, Frances Bray, Nancy Smith, Linda Collins, Norma Hall, Pat Robertson, Bonnie Carothers, Pat Hallum. BOYS GLEE CLUB-First Row: Johnny Harris, Nick Pagonis. Second Row: K. Roy Jones, Ronald Griffith, Philip Basile, John Copeland, Roland Scholtka, Sammy Land, Joe Robinson, Daru Bradley, Ed- ward Sinclair, Jack Henley, Jerry Shadid, Steve Pallady, Billy Johnson, Rogers McAdams. Third Row: Steve Phillips, Stanley Bozarth, Laurence Justice, Merle Denning, Charles Finch, Paul Justice, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB-First Row: Carolyn Standridge, Janet Akin, Vicki Woodward, Patti Windes, Jan Hise, Edna Wotring, Kathy Mooney, Carol Watson, Margie Clark, Cherilyn Perry. Suzanne Gravlin at the piano. Second Row: Norma Land, Dolores Anderson, Beverly Jones, Judy Deakins, Charlotte Frisby, Rena Gilbert, Sue Pendle- ton, Jan Brown, Linda Hardaker, Paula Watson, Donna Fabian, Jan Jernigan, Dianne Barker, Jayne Salathiel, Pat Weldon Martin, Gary Taylor, Ed Chechovsky, Tom McGraw, Ray Hulsey, Lance Harmon, Dell Eubanks. Fourth Row: Doug Burleson, James Lackey, Bob Howell, Joe Henderson, Bobby White, James Gray, Larry DeArman, John Smith, Don Flood, Aubrey King, Sammy Reed, Jim Hayes, Richard Putney, Dickie Woolbright, Bill Dilberg, Stan Estell. Fields, Sharon Howell, Janet Rumker, Sandra Colley, Third Row: Judy Lennen, Del Jennings, Beverly Henderson, Barbara Coats, Marilyn Henderson, Donna Field, Iris Sil- vernail, Vickie Payne, Roberta McFarland, Lynda Field, Linda Gibson, Valerie Fulk. Fourth Row: Linda Hearn, Sue Nash, Karen Knipplemier, Karen Lee, Linda Ander- son, Betty Casteel, Karen Walker, Sara Hess, Francene Kessler, Carolyn Farrow, Martha Wright. 41 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND-First Row: Jerry Spencer, Keith Hill, David James, Merrole Shadden, Sandra McQuary Karl Hill, Jeanne Kinnamon, Sandy Matthews. Second Row Nancy Morrison, Guy Huntley, Andy Dantes, Robin Hen- derson, Randy Morrison, Gregory Bodine, Alice Hulsey 1 1 Curtis Britton, Jimmie Furnash, David Hall. Third Row: Steve Epperson, Hal Hampton, Jim Woods, Patty Brown, Mr. Burk, Bob Dyer, Kenneth Nix, Mike McDonald, Bob Tanner, Malcolm Haney, Monte Patterson, Bobbye Chastain. Bands Take Top SENIOR HIGH BAND-First Row: David Horn, Gayle Goodner, Joyce Acree, Pat Hamilton, Sue Gravlin, Judy Upjohn, Cathy Harris, Raychel Chatburn, Viki Yoes. Second Row: Richard Johnson, Leon De Spain, Gregory Bodine, John Williams, Doug Sokolosky, Randy Morrison, Elvia Taylor, Roberta Reed, Kenneth Bell, Jerry Holt, Frank Carlyle, Arden Stoehr, Joan Gadbow. Third Row: Beth Hassard, Freda Scales, Davis Spencer, John Wallace, Jean Gad- 42 DANCE BAND-First Row: Jerry Holt, Leon DeSpain, Arden Goodner, Ronnie Capshaw, John Wallace. Third Row: John Stoehr, Frank Carlyle. Second Row: Nancy Dyer, Lloyd Fear-5,gndMr,Burkldireci-or, Miller, Peter Raiskums, Monte Floyd, John Campbell, Bob Honors At Contest bow, Bob Goodner, Ron Capshaw, John Looney, Jim Roberts, Gary Jones, Jim Thurber, Jimmy Hill, Gary Byrd. Fourth Row: John Swaim, David Hall, Nan Scott, Joel Contrearas, John Campbell, Bob Dyer, Nancy Seaton, Monte Floyd, Pete Roiskums, John Harp, Alvin Sviestiens, Dale Rose, Ron Ragin Bob Tonner, Mike Parr, Lloyd Miller. Majorettes: Kay Johnson, Jill Brown Carolyn Dugger, Nancy Dyer. 1 1 43 tie., K gl: ,,, gifvris , - 3 l rx , 5- 5 , - 'Jr Tiff? ffifia s Q i S fl 2 2 Q Q 2 5 g 3 t 2 is - J Q f E 1 f 2 f Qtitw fi 5 V sig it rr it 2 in 5 V i f ii 5 K S I A Q 5 5 2 gt x i H 3 f .. '+:i ' SA T. T' fs' 3 rr' i' ' gi ff we .is - - , 4 1, W7 J f , 4 E, . Q X Y Q :Q ' '- gi 1 4 12? 1 1 YF , l , .I 3 v A w I A ? rp . .5 . x , L Q, 5: ' 2 ,4 g t. 1 G Y gpg, we: 5, . C . , N , Q 2, i ,Y 2 as, i E K 3 i 533 I 'tri 5 l Ftiiia f J , V f X 5 :seem 'T ,gr . in 5 Fs,Q?Q,g'?Q1f75 . ' . .ts -. - F - 1 V G if it tip 'Y :gfgffazsfa JUNIOR HIGH STRING ORCHESTRA-First Row: Lynda Duncan, Cynthia Roberts, Beverly Rhodes, Chris Christen- berry. Second Row: Jimmy Boyd, Danny West, Danni Adams, Mary Stephenson. Third Row: John Simpson, Gary Hines, Mikell Rieder, Candy Contreras, Kay Scott, Gloria Low, Maralynne Thomas. Fourth Row: Phil Bird, Barney Holden, Claire Sleeper, David Tiemeyer, Richard Cook. Fifth Row: Orchestra Aide Gayle Goodner, Ann Stafford, Director Edwin, Keller. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA-First Row: Barbara West, Minette Frizzell, Cleta Greenhaw, Sue Williams, Betty Prag, Evelyn Pounds. Second Row: James Dark, Nancy Dyer, Tisha Johnston, Sharon Hammonds, Phyllis Miller, Nancy Gausman, Judy Henry. Third Row: Director Keller, Douglas Sokolosky, Freda Scales, Leon De Spain, Richard .W qs 5 Q L i g 2 ffri' fs, .s ,fi : ai S i . ti i 3 A ' , 2 ' K 'rf' S ,S . , 151 5 , ,Fifa , 5 f.' 5 fs it 75? i ' if I, I fw ftff 'J ,, zflif l.. l ts l, i f, W .' S J Lf V ..i I as f 'i 'I V ? 'f f ifth iii ' eas y . t , ,,.,,., 'l , s i ?.:' 1 - it .- , .. ,, X , r 1 ,. ,, ,,,, J ' ' ' alll, deze ., gf ii s ,itt,- V- 3. . V . rg ,M V Y, L f ' -H-N 9 em. ' F4 Q , gf 1- ' , . ' ' , xl, J V 172 5' ,fllli K M. I L. 5 nl Lln: 2 -l ...f - l-,. I J' ' -1 ,,l' N ' -il 5 I ei ri Bi' X-N -fe tix, ' X' tr - .. .s 1' . , w ith W INTERMEDIATE STRINGS-First Row: Glenn Britt, Mike Reaves, Patricia McLain, Sheryl Anspaugh, Bob Hewitt, David Abrams, Second Row: Ruth Kurlender, David Cook, Weymoth Vestal, Randy Roberts, Mike Vincent, Sandra Kowosky, Third Row: Jimmy Capps, Bill Fears, James Wick- burg. Fourth Row: Director Edwin Keller, Richard Britt, Vickie Fincher, Orchestra Aide Cleta Greenhaw. Johnson, Gayle Goodner, David Horn, Vicki Yoes, Raychel Chatburn, Suzanne Boyd, Gary Byrd. Fourth Row: Larry Gausman, John Fears, Vinita Bolster, Mike Benham, Roberta Reed, Kenneth Bell, Fifth Row: Ron Reagan, Peter Raiskums, Monte Floyd, John Campbell, Bob Goodner, Ron Capshaw, Linda Liles. 44 Bancl Kept Busy ,ig Members of the instrumental music depart- X ment had a full and rewarding year and were g. kept very busy. Besides learning music for W contest, they had to learn music for Christ- . Q ,pr mas and Spring concerts. The Senior High . ,F , Band, under the direction of James Burk, I - 5 handled the musical score of Annie Get Your Gun for the Classen Classics. The Senior J. High Dance Band went to Brownsville, Texas, 5 g and certainly proved the old cliche that I I ggi!! 'LK . 'C I' - i S it s X 1' dynamite comes in small packages. The 1 Classen Orchestra took high honors at state contest and entertained the student body on . several occasions. All in all it was a busy but M J . 5 successful year for music students. , M If t 5 3 oNE, TWO, THREE-lift and lean, Cries Kay Johnson, head Comet twirler. Showing off their majorette talents along with Kay are Carolyn Dugger, Jill Brown 5- V 5 and Nancy Dyer. These pretty ladies in the short skirts are the majorettes that gi, 5 . strutt in front of the Classen marching band at ball games and parades. F be xo X Q f I .. I John Campbell Drum Major THE ORCHESTRA, under the direction of Edwin Keller, ATTENTIVE BAND MEMBERS are responding to the practices diligently during its first hour rehearsal period. beat of Director James Burk's baton. 45 Pat, Tamara Star in '58 Classics l'M DOIN' ALL RlGHT . . . and Laurence Justice is as he sneaks up behind Tamara Long. This is one of the rare tender moments the competitive Frank and Annie share. Pat Gentry played the role of Annie at the October 28 opening performance and the matinee. This makes her second vear as star in CLASSEN CLASSICS. JUSTICE FOR ALL. This is the motto of the cast as both Laurence and Paul take leading roles in the production. Paul, as Buffalo Bill, referees a shooting match between Frank and Pat lAnniel Gentry in the final dress rehearsal, The di- rectors of Annief' are: John Holt, James Burk, Edwin Keller, 46 l TAMARA LONG is just 'ldoin' what comes naturalIy as she takes over the role of the backwoods girl from Dark County the last night of the show. Departing from her usual dancing roles, Tamara takes on an even more challenging part as the gun-totin' Annie. Lionel Austell, and Miss Solly Dill. Of course, all the peo- ple who deserve recognition can not appear on stage for bows. Such is the case of the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Burk and Mr. Keller, and Mr. Austell's backstage crew. 1 ,,....,... TILL YOUR EYES FALL ON THE FLOOR . . . like grapes. Sherran Woody, as the female tyrant Dolly, 3 feels as if her eyes will pop as Ed Chief Sitting Bull I Bowlby, and her brother Charlie, portrayed by Jim Hays, get hold of her. . N TRIUMPHANTLY RETURNING from a successful l?l tour of Europe on a luxurious cattle boat, with prestige but no money, are Pat Gentry as Annie, and the Buffalo Bill troupe. They scheme to merge with the equally un- successful Pawnee Bill Show in which Frank Butler is appearing, PERSUADING Uncle Charlie to release them from their duties with the traveling Buffalo Bill Wild West Show are the romantic dancing leads, Winnie and Tommy, played by Jean- nette Dummeyer and Dennis Wehba. Their ob- ject-Matrimony. Q JAN BROWN, as Wild Horse, and the other members of the troupe feel they are truly Indians after the dance signifying Annie's adop- tion into the Sioux tribe. Choreography for ANNIE GET YOUR GUN was done by Miss Sally Dill and Bill Graham. 47 NANCY HUDSON sculptures a figure with an ice pick. lnstead of using plaster of Paris for this work, the art classes use a mixture of plaster and sand which is 0 more pliable material. ii THIS IS N0 CHEMISE! Julie Cloar shows us the latest fashion for the art class-an old shirt four sizes too large, Mixing paint can be a very messy job. In fact all media employed by the art classes can be messy. Artists Perform Service to School Mrs. Eloise Joslyn and Mrs. Elsie Little are the two art teachers whose students produce most of the school's advertising posters and decorative effects. The burden falls mainly on Mrs. Joslyn's advanced students who at Christmas made Stained Glass windows for the office and deco- rations for each classroom. Mrs. Joslyn and her students made in- numerable posters for the Chuck Wagon Din- ner sponsored by the P-TA and for the the- atrical events. Always willing to help other departments, the art students follow a rigorous plan of study ancl exhibits of their work frequently grace the main hall as well as their own third floor showcases. l BILL MURPHY, a budding architect, is talented in por- traiture. Here Gael Holcomb poses while Bill finishes a pencil sketch ot her. Gael possesses talent in this area, too. 1 l l l i 44' il - LINDA ANDERSON is not really twiddling her thumbs, She is arranging a piece of cotton to place on a collage, a three-dimensional picture. Mrs. Eloise Joslyn and four of her students demon- strated them for cz local television studio in No- vember. LINDA HOWE, Jann Lowther, and Gael Holcomb are placing a unique decoration in the show case. It is a gold-painted steer's skull complete with glitter and Christmas tree orna- ments. lt is just the centerpiece for a Christmas table. THE FIRST HOUR art class students draw their own in- Other students in the picture are working on Christmas terpretation of model RaDonna Wiley, Students frequently cards and collage. draw fashion illustrations from their life class sketches. 49 if 1 my Q Q if Front Row-Centers: Robert Jackson and Irvin Chuck Nye, Dennis Webho, Ken Brock, Gorden Van Horwitz. Quarterbacks: James Crosby, Cloyce Un- Hom, Max Wilson, Bill Bozarth and Marc Apple- derwood, and Howard Moore. Second Row-Backs: ton. Head Coach Bob Mistele andLine Coach Lonnie Gricl Stars Show Us THE RECORD'-WON 3 LOST 7 Classen's football coaches, Lonnie Gilli- C, 8 D , land and Robert Mistele, were faced with a Gssen Oug GSS major rebuilding job as the i958 season began. Classen l4 Dallas Jesuit Gone from i957 were all the backs except Bill Classen 6 Southeast Bozarth, and only a handful of players who started in the line on offense or defense. CIUSSGV' 14 Northevsf Middle guard'Joe Kuhn bulwarked the de- Clossen 0 Grant fensive line as he had as a junior. Add Gene C, O H d. McFadden, Terry Head and Jim Campbell and OSSGH Gf mg the Comets had'the makings of a sound de- Classen 24 Central fensive unit. Needed help came from John Looney, Gary Frans, Curtis Booher, Ben Classen l6 Woodward Graham, Max Wilson and Chuck Nye. Classen 14 John Morshcll Terry Head, a guard the year before, Classen 13 Hillcrest made the switch to fullback and came on ' Conference Game strong the final half of the campaign as the Boulevard boys turned to the singlewing. Gilliland. Guards: Jim Campbell, Goose Stubbs, Larry backs: Rick Mauldin, Larry Ford, Terry Head. Bowman and Dick Cheotwood. Third Row-Ends: Tackles: Joe Kuhn, Dick Hull, Alex Thomas, Gary Larry Thomason, Bob Phillips, Curtis Booher. Full- Frans, Gene McFadden, Steve Clark and Jim Kirk. Surprising Season Guard, James Crosby, moved to quarterback. John Looney, an end, took over at wingback and Bill Bozarth was tailback. Max Wilson filled in at tailback whenever necessary. Bill Bozarth proved to be a genuine star and rushed for over 700 yards in addition to being one of the top scorers in the city. He, Max Wil- son and John Looney teamed up to give the Comets their most satisfying win, a 24-16 de- cision over arch-rival Central. Bill Bozarth scored two touchdowns, one a 76 yard run, and Max Wilson scored once and threw a pass to John Looney for another touchdown. Classen finished the season withla narrow 20-13 loss to Hillcrest of Springfield, Missouri, to complete a 3-7 record. That standing in- cluded a Capital Conference finish of 2-4 and wins over John Marshall and Jesuit of Dallas, Texas. After Douglass grabbed a close l 2-8 victory from Classen in the season opener, the Comets stopped Jesuits in Big D by a l4-6 score with Bill Bozarth and Rick Mauldin doing the touchdown honors. Next came successive de- feats by Southeast, Northeast, Grant and Harding, all conference games, sandwiched around a loss to Woodward. The victory over John Marshall in the ninthgame was exciting as the Comets came from behind to win l4-13. Bill Bozarth and Larry Ford tallied touchdowns with the winning two points coming on a con- version pass from Bozarth to Ford. CLASSEN'S JUNIOR HIGH TEAM gave us something to look forward to. After a fine season, they showed us that the quality of Classen's teams can only improve. The Junior High squad is: First Row: Allen Jones, Bill Carter, Willard Smith, Tommy Yoes, Bobby Moon, Gary Taylor, Terry Shink, Tommy Johnson, Dean Stamatis, Paul Thomas, Robert Marcus. Second Row: Welldon Mar- tin, Tom Bristow, Pete Cunningham, Nor- man Wood, Danny O'Dell, Charles Beard, David Elder, Rick Perry, Robert Kahee, Charles Tompkins, Kenneth Eylar. Third Row: Tony Crawford, Russell Owen, Troy Wilson, Danny Duncan, Jerry Wright, Jack Frizler, Larry Ward, Gene Henderson, Bob Cullum, Pat Jackson, Jerald Smith, Joe Richards, Coach Dalke. THE SCOREBOARD clearly tells the story of how Classen got revenge for last year's defeat. The game with Cen- tral was homecoming and the victory was enjoyed by everyone. CLASSEN'S B SQUAD had a very suc- cessful season. After a hard year of practice most of the B squad boys moved up and played on the A squad. They are coached by Harvey Tedford. The B squad is: First Row: Gene Holman, Don Moon, Jerry Brown, Marc Appleton, Dwight Scaggs, Mahlon Comes. Second Row: Jack Hobbs, Mike Parr, Charles Dickson, Marshall Steeds, Elvia Taylor, Fred Dalton, Bill Golightly. Third Row: Robert Jones, Gary Byrd, Ray Hanna- bass, Bill Calvin, Robert Kirk, Dickie Stone, Hardy Reed, Ray Meade,Coach Tedford. l CLASSEN'S BILL BOZARTH runs around end in the action packed Central game. ln one of the oldest rivalries in the city, Classen came through to lead Central down the path of destruction. HOWARD MOORE finds a hole in the Harding line to gain 3 yards in the losing cause for the Comets. THE STARTING TEAM through most of the season consisted mainly of these players - Linemen: Booher, Campbell, Horwitz, Frans, Cheatwood, McFadden, Mauldin. Backs: Wilson, Ford, Crosby, Looney. MAX WILSON crosses the goal to make the score 24-l6 over Central. Classen got revenge for its loss to Central last year. THE ORBIT IS PROUD to give special acknowl- edgment to Mark Jernigan, senior, who had kept Classen in the running in all of her games. Mark has kept close to a l5-point game average all season. Comet Cagers Sink Victories The i958-l959 basketball season was a year ot ups and downs, successes and tail- ures tor Classen. The Comet season can be summed up in one word. inconsistent. ln the three weeks ot pre-conference warring immediately preced- ing the Christmas vacation interlude, Classen compiled a 5-5 record. This included a three- game losing streak and a three-game winning streak. Classen's early season schedule saw the Comets down Shawnee 25-24 in the consola- tion finals ot the Southwestern State Invita- tional Basketball Tourney. Shawnee, atter the loss, rebounded to win lo consecutive games and balloon their rating to the top spot among class AA schools. The season opener 'at Midwest City was a wild affair with Classen emerging with a 52-50 conquest ot the Bombers. Midwest City then won nine straight and went as high as the tour position on the rating. ' But the biggest win ot all so tar as Comet partisans were concerned was the 49-46 de- cision Classen walked oft the Northwest Classen court within the titst meeting between the two schools in any sport. B SQUAD-Front Row: Don Moon, Larry Thomason, Dennis John Looney, Jim Kirk, Joe Blevins, Mark Jernigan, Johnny Wehba, Cloyce Underwood, Esber Samara, Bill Head, Stamatis, Ben Franklin, Steve Fisher, Doug Todd, Alex Howard Moore, Thomas Williams, Charles Dickson. A Squad Thomas, Manager, Coach Mistele. -Second Row: Coach Tedford, Don Cupp, Ken Brock, 1 'x FL A... M,g...4-a:::'..':1v-- . My x is S 4, , VM A R 5,1 gl, A KVM-,w,, , 1 ,Q 's 1 'L x, Y ,WW 1 1 gl S ,- a si f ?a?x ,512 ...M W, M M '10 w'15Q 57'?7'Q'V i ' . 4 . 3 '- T 1 1 Comet Scores Classen Opponent 52 ....A...., ....... M iclwest City ..............A, 50 44 ....... ,...... 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S outheast ....... ....,,. 3 4 44 45 ..,..... ...... M ldwest Cnty ...... ......l GRACEFUL RICK MAULDIN, the Masked Marvel, tires in two points Off the fast break against Grant. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM-First Row: Bobby Moon, Troy Wil- Ward, Jock Fesler, Tommy Roethker, Richard Puckett son, Dean Stamatis, Pete Cunningham, John Blake, Charles Tommy BriStOW. Floyd. Second Row: Sandy Matthews, Tony Crawford, Larry i7 . 59 CLASSEN WRESTLER, Terry Brewer, working on a pin hold, gets encour- agement from the side- lines by his sister. Terry went on to win. Wrestling First Row: Kint Lee, Merle Banks, Terry Brewer, Ray Meade, Fred Dalton. Second Row: James Crosby, Ben Graham, Dick l-lodges, Steve Clark, Joe Kuhn, Gene MC- Fadden, Coach Dalke, JR. HIGH WRESTLING- First Row: Jim Talkington, Tom Johnson, Tom Yoes, Gary Taylor, Clyde Lynn. Second Row: Eddie Farmer, Gerald Smith, Paul Thomas, Bob Cullum, Jerry Wright Talk- ington, Farmer. Smith, Thomas, and Cullum placed in Regionals. Farmer and Thomas placed 4th and 5th respectively in the state meet. .,,,.Y Golf Standing: Larry Ford, Fred Dalton, Lynn Arnn, Mark Birmingham, Phil Hoggs, Coach Buck. Kneel- ing: Gary Bird, Lester, l-lankins. Track y , V 1 TRACK TEAM-First Row: Bob Bradway, Chuck Nye, Jim Cloyce Underwood, Terry Casey. Third Row: John Looney, Cambell, Jack Hoggs, John Parks, Kint Lee, John Wallace, Warren Stubbs, Joe Kuhn, Bill Head, Jim Kirk, Marshall Bill Golightly. Second Row: Dick Hull, Larry Thomason, Steeds, Bob Phillips. Gene McFadden, Ken Graham, Robert Kirk, Hardy Reed, 61 'wi' TENNIS TEAM: Dick Fowler, Ron Ragan, Bill Calvin, Tom Rowles, Tom Gray, Rick Mauldin, Dave Turpin, John Harp. BASEBALL TEAM-Front Row: Marc Appleton, Bill Meigs, Dalke, Robert Jackson, Don Moon, Dennis Wehba, Doug Charles Dickson, Ken Brock, Max Wilson, Irvin Horwitz, TOdd, Howard Moore, Terry Head. Third Row: Mark Elvia Taylor, John Tuma, manager. Second Row: Coach Jernigan, Scott Chapline, Johnny Stamatis, Curtis Booher. 62 5. 'W .L,.,, K . , ,A ,, '! !t .,ff i 3 CLASSEN PITCHER, Mark Jernigan, uncorks a practice CLASSEN'S FIRST BASEMAN, Curtis Booher, makes ci fast catch in the first game played against John Marshall. Classen won this first game of the season. ,ii 4 at 5 .altho- throw in warming up for his first win. mme- , COACH DALKE in his first year as baseball coach has the makings of a fine baseball club. Here he hits in- field to his groundlings. I Individual Sports Added to Program This year along with the regular teams sports class, an individual sports class has been added to the girls' athletic program. In individual sports the female athlete concentrates on swimming, tennis, table tennis or other sports that require only two participants. Girls in the teams class learn to work in a group. From this class come the awards winning girls' baseball, basketball and volleyball squads. Many outstanding athletes and teams have developed and perfected their skills in these two classes . . . and each has helped to maintain the high honors Classen's girls' athletic department has established. JUST CALL 'EM CAP! These three girls have been elected by various teams to the office of captain. Sandy Connelly, the girl with the bat and ball, was chosen softball captain, Linda Burnett was elected volley- ball captain, and Bonnie Carothers with Cindy Cartmell, not shown, was co-captain of the Dribbling Donas, the basketball team. TAKING TIME OUT from their everyday practices to pose Barbara Slater, Linda Ford, Bonnie Carothers, Linda Inte- for the Orbit photographer are the members of the girls' mann, Dianne Damron, Julia Cloar, Chris Woods, Third teams sports class. First Row: Martha Bell, Cindy Cartmell, Row: Miss Joan Woodruff, Louise Coats, Mary Margaret Barbara Bryan, Sandy Connelly, Barbara McMurray, Paula Russell, Carole Chastain, Linda Collins, Betsy Johnson, Nix, Carole Blackburn, Jeanie Vaughn, Linda Harrington. Linda Collins, Betsy Johnson, Linda Burnett, Maxine Tie- Second Row: Linda Robinson, Marilyn Hart, Gael Holcomb, meyer, Jane Krepps, Carole Sue Berry, Mrs. RL Hoover. I i i 64 MRS. RL HOOVER takes-time out from her hectic schedule DISCUSSING A GAME with another physical education which includes teaching both team and badminton classes, teacher is Miss Joan Woodruff. Miss Woodruff is coach to watch a different kind of birdie. of the softball and basketball teams. i l l i l CLOWNING AROUND are two members of the Comet soft- ball team. Terror of the catching profession, Sandy Connelly gets all set for a winning throw by Cindy Cartmell, short- SYOP' GETTING READY to strike out another Comet foe is Classen pitcher, Linda Harrington. The team is so con- fident that Linda will finish this inning with this pitch, that all the basemen andfielders have been called in to the bench. 65 BONNIE BREEDING is always smiling, even when she is ready to murder her opponent, Bonnie is a newcomer to Clossen this year and one of our bright tennis hopefuls. BLOCK lT. That's the cry of the Comet volleyballers as senior Cindy Cartmell tries to stop the Harding Eagle's return. We are happy to say, feathers flew that day, SHARP-SHOOTER of the Comet basketball team is Bonnie Carothers. Here she shows her championship form which helped her shoot 35 points in a single game. SHE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR with the greatest of easel Louise Coats, Classen's star diver, is taking a practice dive from the Comet diving board. Louise placed third in the state diving meet last year, THIS IS WHAT a person would call getting wrapped up in the game. Ann Appleton and Susie l-larkey, Comet bad- minton hopefuls, really go all out when they are practic- ing. Ann and Susie are members of the individual sports class. NOW GIRLS, is this fair? Tisha Johnston and Rosie Blake are making the most of the situation, while their opponent Mary Lou Bramblett, faces the challenge. Guess who won? -A Mary Lou. 67 1' 6. saw f 2,4 1... : 43- N 4. 1 'nn 'wwf 5 cr- 0 .. I if f .. fl' fcfsfi . f-fm' CLHQCLFCL Ong Stepping into the spotlight shining for this year's ORBIT Queen is Miss Tamara Long. The vivacious 5' 7 , brown-eyed senior filled the royal position with all the charm and poise of a true queen. ORBIT Queen is the only all- school queen elected at Classen. The girl must be a senior and have a good grade average. She is elected for her beauty and personality. Tamara has been a Meteor Queen candidate for two years, a Basketball Queen Candidate one year, and declined the Blue Jacket Queen nomination because of her election as ORBIT Queen. She possesses as much talent as beauty. She has played a major role in one CLASSEN CLASSICS and starred in two more. She is also a familiar sight as an all-school cheerleader. Her personality made a bright spot in Clas- sen's halls. The ORBIT congratulates its i958-i959 queen for helping Classen through another successful year by a warm and spar- kling reign. Waffha Ziff Sudie .ilargeg junk gfangendhip .Siwie .jvlayw 2' dl Basketball Queen yank Z?!anLen6Aila Judi Blankenship looped the title of Bas- ketball Queen this year. The Classen bas- ketball team chose the da rk-haired, green- eyed beauty over two other candidates. Judi has been active in the Comes Pep Club for three years. She served as a Comes cheerleader and was vice-president of the club. Judi has also been an all-school cheerleader and an active member of the CLASSEN LIFE staff. She was a candidate for Basketball Queen in 1958, and an ORBIT Queen Candidate for this year. Football Queen SUHJFU 0l'll'l8 g Sandy Connelly, who when standing up real tall manages to reach 5 feet lk inches, is towered over by her loyal subjects, the Classen football team. Sandy, whose bubbling personality is a familiar sight at Classen, devotes most of her time and energy to being an all-school cheer- leader. When not supporting a Classen sports event, she can usually be found participating in one. Sandy is one of the most active members of the Girls' O Club. Her enthusiasm for sports aroused everyone's support. Sandy was also a can- didate for Blue Jacket Queen. ws 'J Blue Jacket Queen ufiie aged The Blue Jackets, with an enlarged membership, chose from six candidates their queen, Susie Hayes. Susie, besides being an ORBIT Queen Candidate, Bas- ketball Queen Candidate, and all-school cheerleader, is also an active member of the Girls' O Club. She held the office of secretary for two semesters this year for the club. Susie is also a familiar sight to mem- bers of the mixed choir. She is active in chorus and is past-president of the organi- zation. Susie also finds time to work for the Comes Pep Club and has held several offices. Meteor Queen anef Mil CLC? Janet Wallace is usually seen as a busy Classette. Janet has been a member of the Classettes for four years. She has held the offices of sergeant-at-arms, cheerleader, and treasurer. Janet has been a member of the Junior Red Cross and was vice-presi- dent of her homeroom. She just reaches five feet and her blue eyes sparkled as she reigned over her loyal subjects, the Meteors. I-,Ts L l l Comes Beau JoAnn? gamafid The Comes Pep Club chose Johnny Stamatis as their favorite beau. Johnny, a six foot one, brown-eyed doll, is usually found at Classen sports events. He is a member of the Boys' O Club and has lettered in basketball and baseball. He has been an active member in the Key Club and this year he holds the office of presi- dent. Johnny was also Top Cowhand for this year's Chuckwagon Supper. He has been vice-president of his homeroom and was a candidate for Prince of Friendship. Man of Distinction aurence ufifice Laurence Justice, a familiar name to all at Classen, is now a name of distinc- tion. Laurence captured the title, Man of Distinction, in the election held by the CLASSEN LIFE staff for the second year. Laurence is frequently seen on the Classen stage running for an office or belting out a-song in CLASSEN CLASSICS or an assem- bly. He is president of the Choir this year and devotes a great deal of his time to choir work. Laurence swept the Man of Distinc- tion election out from under the feet of three other finalists with the slogan Lib- erty and Justice for All! -wang. Princess and Prince of Friendship udie .!JarLeg 90411 ooneg No two people could better represent the most valuable asset Classen has to offer, friendship. Classen is known everywhere in the city for the warm quality of friendli- ness her students display. Susie Harkey will always be the Princess of Friendship to everyone who has ever known her. She is most known for her work in Student Council and Classettes. She was also an all-school cheerleader and an ORBIT Queen Candidate. John Looney is active in football and basketball and is president of the Boys' O Club. He has been in the band for three years and was a candidate for Comes Beau. Mixed Chorus Queen and King K en Q-aAam im agd Ellen Graham and Jim Hays were chosen by the senior high mixed Choir as the two people who best represented the ideal chorus member. Ellen and her piano are known to every student at Classen. She plays for the Choir every day and is seen at all the assemblies at Classen. She is a member of the Honor Society and has be- longed to the Classettes Pep Club. Jim Hays has been active in Choir for two years and had an outstanding part in Annie Get Your Gun. He is a member of the Thespians, and was Oilman for a Day. SANDY CONNELLY Blue Jacket Queen- MARGE HAYDEN Meteor Queen IRVIN HORWITZ Comes Beau '- if nv CAROLYN DUGGER Blue Jacket Queen SUSIE HAYES Basketball Queen JOHN LOONEY Comes Beau GAY ELDER Football Queen 'ff LINDA HARRINGTON Football Queen JANN LOWTHER Football Queen MARTHA BELL Meteor Queen MARK BIRMINGHAM Man Of Distinction STANLEY BOZARTH Mon of Distinction Comes Beau Senior High School Royalty Cancliclales Chosen BARBARA BRYAN Blue Jacket Queen ' 2 CINDY CARTMELL Princess of Friendship Basketball Queen Meteor Queen 77 LOUISE COATS Blue Jacket Queen MARTHA MILLER Blue Jacket Queen ROSE MOORE Football Queen Meteor Queen Senior High School Royalty Candidates Chosen ELIOT STANLEY MARILYN STEWART Man Of Distinction Blue Jacket Queen 78 --.....-Q' JOHNNY STAMATIS Prince Of Friendship MAX WILSON Comes Beau Prince Of Friendship JAN BROWN PETE CUNNINGHAM Rocket Queen Starlet King JUDY HENRY JAN JERNIGAN Football Queen Basketball Queen ,MIK Q ! i f if J 'J if ,F f 4.3, ., ' Y V Q i 79 CAPTAIN MARK JERNIGAN escorts Basketball Queen Judi Blankenship to her coronation. Judi was crowned within a living valentine formed by Classette and Comes members at the John Marshall game on the Comets' court. Coronations- Glorious Events fi STANLEY BOZARTH escorts Susie Hayes, newly-crowned Blue Jacket Queen. Barbara Bryan, escorted by Ken Graham, and Martha Miller, escorted by John Bryan, look at their gifts of initialed gold medallions which were presented to the at- ttendants. ALL EYES ARE ON Sandy Connelly as John Looney places the coveted crown of the l958 Football Queen on her head. Attendants Linda Harrington, escorted by Gene McFadden, and Jann Lowther, escorted by Richard Mauldin, look on as Barbara Bryan presents Sandy with the tra- ditional red roses. DON'T JUST STAND THERE, Friendlyl Give me a AND I DON'T EVEN WEAR FRENCH CUFFSl sighs Johnny Stamatis as he opens his present containing a pair of cufflinks made out of the Comes crest. The candidates for i959 Comes Beau are Stanley Bozarth, escorted by Kleenex, says Susie Harkey to John Looney who is wondering what to do with the Carnation. Eliot Stanley, holding the loot, is concerned over the mysterious fuzzy object that is creeping over this picture. John and Susie are Prince and Princess of Friendship. Carol McCarty, Irvin Horwitz, escorted by Ann Appleton, Johnny Starnatis, escorted by Martha Miller, Micro Phone, escorted by Barbara Bryan, and John Looney, escorted by Mary Lou Braddy. Not pictured is Max Wilson. WOWl WHAT A KISSl says Lloyd Miller, who is re- covering from crowning Janet Wallace as Meteor Queen. The flag in the background is a gift from a boys' pep club at Classen which at this time chooses to remain anonymous. Carnations Moore, wearing roses-eOopsl Rose Moore, wearing carnations is seen in the background escorted by Ron Harkey, wearing suit. 75'-' The Anton H. Classen Medal of Honor . . . awarded to Eliot Stanley as the senior boy who gives the greatest promise of a worthy contribution to the progress of the world by rea- son of his record at scholarship, his strength of character, and his qualities of leadership and citizen- ship. The Anton H. Classen Medal of Honor . . . awarded to Carol McCarty as the senior girl giving greatest promise ot a worthy contribution to the progress of the world by reason ot her record of scholarship, her strength ot character, and her qualities ot leadership and citizenship. The Anton H. Classen Awards These awards, to the two senior boys ranking highest in scholarship, leadership, character and citizenship, are given to honor the memory of Anton H. Classen, the Oklahoma City pioneer and civic-minded citizen who gave his name to Classen High School. Along with the Anton F. Classen gold medal awards, they are the most esteemed the school has to offer. The Anton H. Clossen awards rank equally with the more recently estab- lished Ella D. Classen awards. CALVIN MORROW Anton H. Classen Award Sears-Roebuck Foundation Scholarship Lynn-Riggs English Award GLORIA K. HALLMARK Ella D. Classen Award Classen Homemaker of Tomorrow STANLEY BOZARTH Anton H, Classen Award W. H. Stueve Engineering Award The Ella D. Classen Awards The two Ella D. Classen awards for girls are made to honor the memory of the late Mrs. Classen. They are awarded to the two senior girls ranking highest in scholar- ship, leadership, character and citizenship. LETITIA JOHNSTON Ella D. Classen Award MARY LOU BRADDY DAR Award in History PATRICIA GENTRY American Legion Citizenship Award LOUISE COATS Bausch-Lomb Optical Company Science Award SUZANNE HAYES Reader's Digest Subscription Award for Scholarship BOB GOODNER John Philip Sousa Band Award K. ROY JONES Gaylord Philanthropies Scholarship Award RICHARD FOWLER Physics and Mathematics Gaylord Philanthropies Scholarship Award Physics and Mathematics 84 LAURENCE JUSTICE Civitan Good Citizenship Award CHARLES SEWARD Mental Hygiene Association Award OUIDA VESTAL Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Award ANDREA McELDERRY ALICE SULLIVANT Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Award N mm, i,., ,,.., 'Wan Wvyy M51 4 al' ss? ,A v DAR Good Citizen Award State DAR Good Citizen Award ' '27 i MAELENA SAAR JOHNNY STAMATIS ALBERT WYNN Montgomery Ward Business SAR Citizenship Award American Legion Citizenship Award Award 85 Classen Holds SASC Presidency This was the senior high Student Council's Big yearl Besides having the regular duties of planning mixers, sponsoring the Eriendship Dance, and over- seeing the magazine drive, Classen's council held the presidency of the Southern Association of Student Councils. Eliot Stanley, president at the Comet council, Susie Harkey, vice-president, Cindy Cartmell, secre- tary, Gael Holcomb, treasurer, and Mrs. Bessie Henry, adviser, traveled to Jacksonville Beach, Florida, for a week of workshops and sight-seeing. Classen was in charge of making arrangements for the workshop topics at the convention. As president ot Classen's Student Council, Eliot presided over the Eliot Stanley, President Senior High Student Council First Row: Chan Johnson, Sandra Connelly, Pat Draper, Jann Lowther, Mazie Wiltshire, Ouida Vestal, Lou Nelms, Anne Johnson, Mark Birmingham, Mrs. Henry, Second Row Sally Reynolds, Susie Hayes, Rosie Blake, Roberta Reed, Jarene Graham, Mary Hunt, Kay Johnson, Gloria Hall mark, Sue Stewart, Gael Holcomb. Third Row: AI Wynn, Suzanne Boyd, Carol Dayton, Jerilyn Erdman, Claire Haw SASC convention. thorn, Sherry Hunt, Betsy Johnson, Maelena Saar, Phil Hobbs, Scotty Hurt. Fourth Row: Malcolm Batchelor, John Bryan, Don Adler, Alex Thomas, Cindy Cartmell, James Crosby, Susie Harkey, Troy Garis, Scott Chapline. Fifth Row: Anne Miller, Susan Conner, Johnny Tucker, Judy Blanken- ship, Stanley Bozarth, Judy Ande, Joe Henderson, Eloise Turner, Eliot Stanley. 86 2' fi 2 s ., if , , , , C C A P5 if 'W 1 ,gi ig T 3' A ' S - , , l A3 Frank Broughton, Jacksonville Beach THE OKLAHOMA DELEGATION just could not resist sing- ing Oklahoma in multi-harmony for the other southern delegates ot the Florida meeting, Shortly after this picture was taken several Texas delegates sat down and cried. as ,-f -.x TE x . 'Ls Frank Broughton, Jacksonville Beach WITH FLASH BULBS POPPING and cameras grinding, SASC President Eliot Stanley takes the rostrum, to call the final meeting of the convention to order. This meeting climaxed a wonderful week of work and of course, fun. MRS. BESSIE HENRY, Student Council sponsor, is all smiles as she shows off her corsage to John Looney and Johnny Stamatis at the Friendship Dance. This is her first year at Clas- sen, but like an atomic bomb blast - - - she was a smash hit! all We A5 MISS HARKEY, wipe that grin off your face, and get those feet off that desk! Stopping their business talk long enough for a picture to be snapped are Classen's Student Council officers: Eliot Stanley, presi- dent, Gael Holcomb, treasurer, Cindy Cortmell, secretary, and Susie Harkey, vice-president. 87 l Jr. High Student Council President Charles Tompkins Junior High Student Council JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS planning the next meeting are: Treasurer Donna Field, Vice-President Roberta McFarland, Sergeant- at-Arms Judy Henry, Secretary Edna Wotring, Sergeant-at-Arms Eddie Checkovsky, Parliamentarian Jerry Wooten, and President Charles Tompkins. First Row: Joyce Vv'ilkerson, Vicky Carr, Paula Shott, Barbara Keller, Donna Hall, Donna Field, Harriet Morris, Roberta McFarland, Judy Henry, Sharon Hammonds, Sandie Riddle, Nancy Gausman. Second Row: Miss Lorene Milam, Marselle Pemberton, Edna Wotring, Sharon Gay, Jody Barnes, Diann Barker, Susie Harris, Marilyn Henderson, Harolyn Gottlieb, 88 Carmen Protzman, Sue Wayland, Walene Woodruff, Judy Bass. Third Row: Charles Tompkins, Brian Radcliffe, Wallace Bender, Nick Pagonis, Eddie Checkc-vsky, Jerry Wooten, Gary Barker, Roger Clapp, Carmen Gray, David Reeves, Sally Morrison. First' Row: Richard Johnson, Carol Garrett, Nancy Morris, Chastain, Carolyn Ne-yland, Sharon l-lonea, Third Row: Jim Bonnie Breeding, Linda lntemann, Second Row: Gayle Goods l-laws, Ken Morgan, Stanley Bozarth, K, Roy Jones, Gordon ner, Carolyn Smith, Linda Collins, Carolyn Pearce, Carole Stallings, Carol Lord, Carol Dayton, Cynthia Moussa. Honor Math Club Science Club First Row: Portia Barker, Betty Lou Snarr, Ouida Vestal, Ken Morgan, Richard Johnson, Sharon Fewkes, Pat Draper. Gloria l-lallmark, Jim l-laws, Pam Gregory, Sue Marshall. Third Row: Roberta Reed, Malcolm Batchelor, Gay Park- Second Row: Carol Lora, Mike Flanagan, Waymoth Vestal, hurst, Malcolm Robinson, Dick Fowler, Tony Newcomb 89 First Row: Vicki Love, Najwa Musallem, Jody Barnes. Sec- ond Row: Betty Prag, Sue Jay, Judy Reeves, Sheryl Anspaugh, Janet Hadler, Judy Henw, Nancy Morrison, Lynda Duncan, Danny Adams, Nancy Snell, Francine Kessler. Third Row: Sherri lrick, Andrea Samara, Eugenia Hunt, Beverly Gay, Cathy Bettis, Kendree Dahnke, Margaret Landrum, Diana ww., THESE PEPPY LASSIES cheered the junior high teams on to victory. From left to right they are: Nojwa Musallem, Vicki Love, Nancy Record, Jody Barnes, Jon Brown, Sherrie Suhre. First Row: Nancy Records, Sherri Suhre, Jan Brown. Second Row: Carol Henry, Sally Douglas, Kay Carothers, Mary Jen- nings, Kasie Tredennick, Pamela Caughron, Chris Hoase, Cindy Gauntt, Martha Minnich, Donna Von Rissen. Third Row: Martha Moore, Sharon Hammonds, Patti Windes, Edna Howe, Ann Henderson, Susan Kice, Sally Morrison, Fourth Row: Charlotte Stewart, Peggy Montgomery, Patricia John- son, Cheryl Long, Sharon Jones, Kathleen Hartford, Molly Milligan, Sue Snyder, Pat Kelsay, Pamela Gregory, Marsha Carter. Starlets THE STARLET OFFICERS seated are: Judy Henry, first and second semester President, Susie Jones, Barbara Chastain, Roberto McFarland, and those standing are: Nancy Morrison, Shoron Gay, Nancy Snell and Lindo Duncan. Wotring, Anita Kurlender, Cynthia Walters, Carolyn Church, Ann Copeland, Kathy Birmingham, Shiela Schiel. Fourth Row: Ginger McWhirter, Ronna Lagrange, Dianne Barker, Sandie Riddle, Roma Sue Marshall, Barbara Church, Marilyn Potts, Mary Ruble, Vicki Lester, Sharon Noble. 90 First Row: Becky Ogilvie, Valerie Snyder, Lindo Duncan, Gloria Hallmark, Richard Johnson, Carole Garrett, Doyle Dawson, Marcette Fruin, Vina Windes. Second Row: Jim Haws, Paula Watson, Dorothy Mealer, Patti Windes, Marilyn Winston,Terry Ann Hardy, Donny O'Dell, Larry Crosby, Susan Stone, Nancy Smith. Third Row: Carolyn Pearce, Maxine Estes, Cleta Greenhaw, Sammy Newcomb, Mike Weisman, Marvin Ainsworth, Bob Tanner, Douglas Downing, Wanda Potter, Sharon Johnson. Fourth Row: Nancy Means, Sue Lindley, Maxine Tiemeyer, Marthann Moore, Ginger Mc- Whirter, Sherri lrick, Diana Howe, Esther Tiemeyer, Pat McLain. Junior Red Cross as Busy Year Let it never be said that Classen's Junior Red Cross doesn't have a heart - - -. This organization is responsible for filling the empty tummies of Comet breakfast skip- pers with doughnuts every Tuesday morn- ing. Providing food for hungry students once a week is not the only good the or- ganization does. At Christmas time the student body assisted the Junior Red Cross in filling Christmas boxes at Classen for overseas children. li THESE CLASSENITES are the students who are in charge of planning and carrying out many of the heart-warming deeds of Classen Junior Red Cross. They are County Council Rep- resentative Richard Johnson, Treasurer Linda Duncan, Presi- dent Gloria Hallmark, Secretary Becky Ogilvie, Vice-President Carole Garrett, and Public Information Vina Windes. Not present are Parliamentarian Doyle Dawson, and Entertain- ment Chairman Pat Gentry. 9l OH! CARRY ME to that hanging tree. The thoughts of Tom Dooley run through Johnny Stamatis' rnind as he goes to meet his fate. The srnil- ing escort on his left is Comes Presi- dent Martha Miller. The Comes presented Johnny, their newly-crowned beau, with a pair of cufflinks made with the Comes crest. The escorts re- ceived initialed key-chains. GOT THAT SPIRIT? Let's hear it! What are pep clubs made of? Enthusiasm, and cheers, and tears Cwhen we losel. Classen is known through- out the city for the display of vitality from her pep clubs. The Comes is no exception. Comes cheerleaders for both first and second semester are Mary Lou Bramblett, Sally Reynolds, Linda Ford and Jarene Graham. BUT, FOLKS! l honestly do have a date to the Ann Appleton, The Comes officers, who have convened for another half hour of serious deliberation, look on in astonished disbelief, The officers are Mary Lou Braddy and Carol McCarty, first semester president, Loung- ing are Betty Copeland, Judi Blankenship, Ann Appleton and Linda Casey. Martha Miller, second sernester president, is too busy getting a speck of lint off her new coat to pay any attention to the business of conducting an officers' meeting. Front Row: Mary Lou Brarnblett, Virginia Laughlin, Kay McCarty, Susie Hayes, Metta Bea Adkins, Barbara Bryan, Pat Jones, Vickie Yoes, Linda Ford. Second Row: Phyllis Massad, Sharon Morrison, Peggy Pray, Betty Boulware, Bon- nie Carothers, Betty Ferguson, Carol Dayton, Cathy Harris, Suzie Gravlin. Third Row: Marcette Fruin, Linda Harrington, Sherry Hunt, Sharon Honea, Jane Wat- ring, Pinky Mitchell, Linda Har- ris, Diane Brown, Judy Merideth, Linda lnternann, Fourth Row: Becky Holland, Bobby Roysden, Nancy Morris, Manon Akins, Cynthia Moussa, Susan Records, Susan Stone, Sammy Newcornb, Joan Towe, Jean Huff, 92 Front Row: Mary Lou Braddy, Mari- lyn Stewart, Jarene Graham, Sally Reynolds, Ann Appleton, Carol Mc- Carty. Second Row: Becky Ogilvie, Gayle Goodner, Hola Stout, Barbara McMurray, Judy Kirkpatrick, Linda Collins, Carole Chastain, Mary Hunt. Third Row: Sue Checovsky, Kay Johnson, Kathi l-lill, Betty Cope- land, Beverly Clarke, Jeannette Dummeyer, Paula McCarty, Gisela Pahlke, Comes With a hey, with a hi, with a how-do-you-dol 'Il K xl' ' X E Est '. 2.3-516,50 . v ' Y fl llx'. - umm 'W '4s 3 an-I -5 4 M, an 'llmm mt Quinn' AQ x fn. 9 5 Listen, Comets, to the girls in blue. Stomp your teet, and clap your hands, Five little letters are the best in the land, C-O-M-E-S, Comes, Carnes, Comes. PEP ASSEMBLIES have many purposes, besides arousing spirit for an up-coming game, they enable one to miss sixth hour class. Comes are known tar giving the student body the most entertaining assemblies ot the sports season. Ann Appleton, Linda Casey and Jeannette Dum- meyer demonstrate some Comes enthusiasm. 93 ACCORDING TO ARTICLE V, Section Ill ot the Comes Constitution, all Comes are to appear in section with clean saddle Oxfords, Upholdiing this tradition and demonstrating what the well-dressed mascot wears is Sheryl Roden. lj 'if .VV' - l Z rs Q . V - X .X L VIVACIOUS LINDA MERRICK was voted Miss Classette by fellow pepsters. Linda, named typical Classette, has been an outstanding mem- ber of the Classettes. Cl-ASSETTE CHEERLEADERS--First Row: Carol Faulkner and Jann Lowther, Second Row: Susie Harkey and Patsy Draper. f-f f CLASSETTE OFFICERS-Left to Right: Alice Sullivant, Rosie Blake, Peggy Scott, Carol Faulkner, Jann Lowther, Susie Harkey. 94 First Row: Judy Ande, Janis Capps, Martha Bell, Peggy Mary Sherman, Carol Lord. Third Row: Norma Hall, Sue Scott, Rosie Blake, Jann Lowther, Carol Faulkner, Margaret Gardner, Rose Moore, Linda Ricks, Georgia McLain, Peggy Lewis, Second Row: Mazie Wiltshire, Sandy Spencer, Bene McConnell, Claire Hawthorn, Vina Windes. Fourth Row: Wilson, Carolyn Smith, Chris Woods, Blanche McMillan, Julia Cloar, Vi Keester, Nancy Means, Nancy Smith, Classettes fs it s . First Row: Gay Elder, Carolyn Dugger, Alice Sullivant, Patsy Brown, Carolyn Pearce, Eloise Turner, Harriet Moore, Betsy Draper, Susie Harkey, Janet Wallace, Linda Merrick, Tamara Johnson, Jane Dewar, Anne Johnson. Fourth Row: Carol Bird, Long. Second Row: Nancy Brock, Judy Webb, Jeanie Carla Neighbors, Ginny Brewer, Harmona Moore, Gloria Franklin, Jerilyn Erdman, Sue Stewart, Virginia Lawrence, Hallmark, Ouida Vestal, Nancy Smith, Sally Sage. Linda Howe, Carol Haase, Third Row: Sue Hoisington, Jill 95 Blue Jackets NOW WHERE HAVE ME SEEN THIS FLAG BEFORE? There never ' was a group so proud of their flag as the Classen High School Blue Jackets. K. Roy Jones seems to be the only one of this motley crew who is sceptical over ,the matter. Beorning with delight are Stanley Bozarth, first semester president, Jack High, K. Roy Jones, Charles Taylor, and Al Wynn, second semester president. Mr. Beck, B. J. sponsor, hosn't decided how he feels about the situation. THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN to point out the difficulties and hard work that go with the job of Blue Jackets President. Stanley Bozarth, engrossed in his work, crowns Susie Hayes the i959 Blue Jacket Queen. Front Row: Don Hetheririgton, Charles Taylor, Al Wynn, Bryant, Lynn Arnn, Phil Hobbs, Don Flood. Fourth Row: K. Roy Jones, Jack High, Stanley Bozarth, Bob Wright. Paul Ruscha, James Lackey, Dale Rose, Doug Sokolosky, Second Row: Tom Gray, Bob Goodner, Malcolm Robinson, Peter Raiskums, Joe Henderson, John Fears. Fifth Row: Guy Parkhurst, Bob Protzmon, Alvis Sviestiens, John Bryan. Jim Haws, Max Wilson, Arden Stoehr, Mark Birmingham, Third Row: Roger Clapp, Ray Organ, Phil Bouldin, Guy Chuck Seward. 96 fc. A . RON CAPSHAWI TOVTY N'5'WC0mb, second semester Meteor presi- dent and Dick Fowler meet with their sponsor, Jim Petree, Lloyd Miller is the other top second semester officer for the group, First Row: Jimmy Roberts, John Wallace, Larry Crosby, Lloyd Miller, Joel Contreras, Ned Kice. Second Row: Dick Fowler, Bill Johnson, Steve Collinson, Doug Nelms, Earl Johnson, Gary Byrd, Third Row: John Park, David Horn, Richard John- son, Conrad Masterson, Dick Byars, Gordon Stallings. Fourth Row: John Harp, Frank Carlyle, Steve Phillips, Don Adler, John Swaim, Ron Harkey, Tony Newcomb. Meteors FIRST SEMESTER METEOR OFFICERS discuss plans for their group over cakes in the cafete- ria. Shown are Meteors Steve Collinson, Rich- ard Johnson, Jim Petree, sponsor, Lloyd Miller, first semester president, and Ron Harkey. 97 SENIOR HIGH-First Row: Carolyn Pearce, Tisha Johnston, Ann Appleton, Carol McCarty, Ellen Graham, Martha Bell, Gael Holcomb, Ellen Coston, Andrea Mclilderry, Stanley Bozarth, Ken Morgan. Second Row: Linda Collins, Ruth Miller, Ouida Vestal, Maelena Saar, Susie Hayes, Sherry Hamilton, Janice Sorick, Sharon Eewkes, K. Roy Jones, Steve Pallady, Nan Scott. Third Row: Sharon Garrett, Roberta Reed, Suzanne Boyd, Marilyn Stewart, Carolyn Neyland, Carol Dayton, Kathy Hill, Genie Stanley, Gary Brownen, 4 2:43 5 Eliot Stanley, Linda lnterman, Susan Stone, Fourth Row: Sharon Coffee, Carol Lord, Roger Clapp, Gloria Hallmark, Gayle Goodner, Pat Gentry, Beverly Clarke, Mary Lou Braddy, Awynne Hallum, Johnny Tucker, Vina Windes, Carole Chastain. Fifth Row: Manon Atkins, Guy Parkhurst, Malcolm Robinson, Richard Johnson, Jim Hows, Patsy Draper, Calvin Morrow, Dick Fowler, Sam Samara, Carol Bird, Nancy Morris, Cynthia Moussa. National Honor Society NATIONAL A N TAKING OVER THE OFFICIAL CAPACITIES for this year were from left to , right: Pat Gentry, chaplain, Carol McCarty, president, Richard Johnson, sgt.- l at-arms, Susan Stone, sgt.-at-arms, Tisha Johnston, vice-president, Susie Hayes, treasurer, and Andrea McElderry, secretary. HOLDING IMPORTANT OFFICES as Wardens of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are respectively: Gloria Hallmark, Calvin Morrow, K. Roy Jones, and Beverly Clarke. These stations represent the ideals for which the Honor Society stands. Cllfsifvlli it 98 i if Ll J ii QI THE NEW MEMBERS of the Honor Society were initiated at a special assembly in December. After the initiation members and their guests adiourned to the cafeteria where a tea, served by the mothers, was held in their honor. First Row: Diane Smith, Nancy Morrison, Linda Dun- can, Sarah Hess, Najwa Mussallum, Edith Mitchell, Vickie Love, David James, Alan Jones, David Blair, Ralph Newcomb, Second Row: Mary Moncrief, Judy Reeves, Sandie Riddle, Penny Savely, Terry Ann Hardy, Debbie McWhirter, Gretchen Bielstien, Roberta Moncrief, Mike McCarty, Jack Fesler, Jim Boyd. Third Row: Nancy Gausman, Waliene Woodruff, Niki Meek, Donna Hall, Jody Barnes, Marilyn Newton, Valerie Snyder, Ann Hobbs, Donna Field, Lynda Field, Cynthia Harlow, Charles Tompkins, Fourth Row: Minette Frizzell,, Susan Blinn, Ann Masterson, Rama Sue Marshall, Sharon Williams, Kay lntemann, Claire Sleeper, Ann Stafford, Nancy Snell, Marilyn Potts, Bob Tanner, John Simpson. fitharacte Scholavship ilieadevship SGVVZLUC Junior High Honor Society MISS ELLEN GRAHAM is deserving of a great vote of thanks from the Honor Society mem- bers. She has been a loyal member as well as official organist for three years. THE OFFICERS of the Junior High Honor Society for this year are: Valerie Snyder, vice-president, Sharon Williams, treasurer, Terri Ann Hardy, secretary, Bob Tanner, president. MARCHING INTO THE AUDITORIUM to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance are Classen's scholastically-superior students. These students are about to take the oath from their president, Carol McCarty, that will make their membership official. 99 SQUEEZED IN BETWEEN THE FINS are Ann Appleton, parliarnentarianj Sandy Connelly, vice-president, and Cindy Cartmell, president. Those left standing are Susie Hayes, secretary, and Andrea McElderry, treasurer. 'O' CLUB OFFICERS are Bonnie Carothers, Barbara Mc- ' f Y f Murray, Chaplains, Linda Ford, Chris Woods, sgts,-at-arms, lr S u and Jeanie Vaughn, historian-reporter. First Row: Barbara Bryan, Jeanie Vaughn, Barbara MC- Harrington, Betsy Johnson. Third Row: Miss Joan Wood- Murray, Bonnie Carothers, Marilyn Hart, Linda Burnett, ruff, Susie l-layesq Cindy Cartmell, Martha Bell, Sandy Con- Carole Blackburn. Second Row: Linda Ford, Linda Collins, nelly, Anne Johnson,Mr5. RL Hoover. Mary Russell, Andrea MCElderry, Ann Appleton, Linda 42.23 ew. q 5 A Q . , , rg., V ,X Qsfsiiw M W. T' T lOO -----rw Na-Q. .1 ,,..ML., W l i 2 4 JZ 5 Boys' Club First Row: Dick Hodges, Dick Cheatwood, Max Wilson, Bill Bozarth, Steve Clark, Terry Head, Terry Brewer, John Stamatis, John Looney. Second Row: Alex Thomas, Rick Mauldin, Gordon Van Horn, Howard Moore, Clyde Adams, Merle Banks, Curtis Booher, Irvin Horwitz. Third Row: Kint Lee, Ken Brock, Dick Fowler, Chuck, Nye, Warren Stubbs, Jim Kirk, Hardy Reed, John Park, James Crosby. COME ON ALEX, we just want a loan. The other three top officers of the Boys' O Club, Presi- dent John Looney, Vice-President Terry Brewer, and Secretary Johnny Stamatis aren't having any luck getting money out of the club treasurer, Alex Thomas. First Row: Beverly Clarke, Gloria Hallmark, Mary Lou Parkhurst, Malcolm Robinson, Kay Johnson, Chuck Seward, Braddy, Carolyn Dugger, Ouida Vestal. Second Row: Guy Janet Hicks. .- Yvgl ..- - All : 'I 211116: 'IZ . NM .. e , g 1 S lu: 2 Q . 2 ,: . ' f ww v' 1 3 . 0 A tl I0 0 Q If Q lg Q I, x lll 'ii . .1-nsnlu, 9 Ulf Future Teachers of America Quill and Scroll s Pot Dmpel' Judl Blankenship, Mary Lou Broddy, Sue Stewart, Martha ,N 1 5 : E - - 2 Je? E 5 1 E - . : : ' - : - : 3 , , E 1' use ' 'A 'f . . . ' nn. ' Muller, Allce Sulllvant. l02 First Row: Ralph Doty, Chris Christenberry, Ralph New- comb, James Boyd, Hal Boatman, Harold Sprague. Second Row: Beverly Rhodes, Diane Smith, Francine Kessler, Linda Duncan, Becky Williams, Candy Contraras, Debbie Mc- Whirter, Terry Srnith,Third Row: Clydene Riddles, Martha Boydston, Ann Stafford. .lunior High Science Club Sovely, Debbie McWhirter. Copeland, Gloria Low, Nancy Morrison, Parchinnia Hanley, Mikell Rieder, Selene Main, Bob Tanner, Fourth Row: Danni Adams, June Ann Hambrick, Linda Massey, Pam Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Terric Ann Hardy, Melodie Meade, Vicki Carr, Martha Mennich, Second Row: Ginger McWhirter, Diane Smith, Becky Williams, Penny Water Ballet From left to right: Sherri lrick, Janet Barton, Nancy Frey, Selene Main, Helen Gardner, Peggy Blair, Marianne Champlin, Susan Blinn, Cindy Gaunt, Cla i re Hawthorn, Diane Smith, Pam Boydston. First Row: Barbara Bryan, Julie Cloar, Vi Keester, Margaret Third Row: Roberta Reed, Jill Brown, Jim Hayes, Mary Lou Lewis, Carol Dayton, Jerri lrick, Susan Welborn, Gail Battles. Braddy, Doug Nelms, Carolyn Pearce, Charles Taylor, Second Row: Andrea McElderry, Susie Hayes, Marti Dunn, Carolyn Dugger. Pat Gentry, Vina Windes, Cleta Greenhaw, Janet Hicks. Thespians ff WORKING ON A CUTTING OF A PLAY are Thespian officers: Carolyn Pearce, vice-president, Julie Cloar, sec- retary-treasurer, and Carolyn Dugger, president. NFL First Row: Gail Battles, Linda Balch, Barbara Slater, Susan Davis, Mike McCarty, Jerry Wooten, Guy Parkhurst, Mal- Blinn, Merrole Shadden, Niki Meek, Beverly Clarke, Carol calm Robinson, Roger Clapp, Roberta Reed, Charles Taylor, McCarty, John Park, Johnny Tucker. Second Row: George Kenneth LaFleur, Aubrey King. lO4 OFFICE AIDES-First Row: Mary Lamb, Judy Lemon Norma Land, Janet Akin, Harmona Moore, Mary Hunt, Blanche McMillan. Second Row: Maelena Soar, Lou Dun lavey, Mary Nell Barker, Shirley Brown, Jeanne Franklin Carol Faulkner, Ouida Vestal, Betty Rhodes, Third Row LIBRARY AIDES-First Row: Pat Gentry, Susie Hayes, Carole Gar- rett, Valerie Snyder, Mary Mon- crief. Second Row: Nancy Holsey, Alice Russell, Frances Farmer, Sharon Farrell, Myrna Futrell. Third Row: Dianne Neyland, Calvin Morrow, Carolyn Flurry, Larry Crosby, Kenny Graham. Fourth Row: Sharon Garrett, Linda Balch, Joe Henderson, Anne Miller, Eileen Wills, Kay Hill. Mary Lou James, Barbara Howard, Ruth Miller, Janet Smith, Elaine Thompson, Carol Lord, Metta Bea Adkins. Fourth Row: Sally Lentenbrink, Carmen Protzman, Janet Jordan, Margaret Scholtka, Dianne Neyland, Chuck Seward, Kay McCarty, Carolyn Standridge. THESE STUDENTS faithfully man the Student Council store. First Row: Carol Upiohn, Vina Windes, Jerri Fairchild, Linda Casey, Judy Ande, Second Row: Bill Phillips, Steve Fightmaster, Steve Chant. lO5 First Row: Gael Holcomb, Andrea McElderry, Pinky Mitchell. Second Row: Judy Snyder, Elouise Turner, Judy Kirkpatrick, Linda Collins. Third Row: Carole Bird, Kay Johnson, David Turpin, Tisha Johnston. Proiection THE PROJECTIONISTS give great serv- ice to Classen High School. Whenever there is a picture to be shown in ony class, they are ready and prepared to show the film. First Row: Phil Ringer, Jimmy Jones, Frank Carlyle, Bill Mencke. Second Row: Mike Pagonis, Bob Brodway, Nancy Smith, Bob Wright. 106 Youth of God 1Qa:v,4r,:gem1ri.Wm French Appreciation First Row: Martha Bell, Colvin Morrow, Patsy Draper, Linda Collins. Second Row: Tisha Johns- ton, Judy Kirkpatrick, Jill Brown. First Row: Bill Murphy, Dick Fowler, Irvin Horwitz, Mark Jernigan, Terry Brewer, Lloyd Miller, Johnny Stamatis. Second Row: John Wallace, Paul Hanson, Elvia Taylor, Terry Head, Kenny Brock, James Crosby, Third Row: Ned Key Club GENIE STANLEY, VIOLA KEESTER, BECKY OGILVIE, officers of Art Nou veau, meet for a soft drink, while pre paring for a planning session. Art Nouveau AROUND THE TABLE: Susan Records, Gloria Hallmark, Jeannette Dummeyer, Joyce Walton, Sandi Spencer, Susan Stone, Awynne Hallum, Standing: Karen Nichols, Ron Kice, Steve Collinson, Scott Chaplin, Ben Franklin, Warren Stubbs, Thomas Williams, Mark Birmingham, Fourth Row: Roy Garis, Mr. Reeves, Gordon Van Horn, Dennis Wehba, John Eggner, Troy Garis. Radcliff, Bill Murphy, Ra Donna Wiley, Robert Orndorf, Jann Lowther, Sammy Newcomb. IO7 First Row: Pat Gentry, Patsy Draper, Kay Johnson, Mary Lou Braddy, Linda Howe, Tisha Johnston, Marilyn Stewart, Julia Cloar. Second Row: Barbara Nayphe, Becky Holland, Metta Bea Adkins, Kay McCarty, Vina Windes, Kathi Hill, Viola Keester, Beverly Clarke. Third Row: Nancy Means, Nancy Smith, Chan Johnston, Carolyn Neyland, Sharon Fewkes, l Q Susan Wellborn, Carol Byrd, Judy Snider. Fourth Row: Suzanne Boyd, Bene Wilson, Jerry Butler, Nancy Morris, Harriet Moore, Linda lntemann, Manon Atkins, Lucetta Ericson, Sue Chechovsky. Fifth Row: Bobbie Roysden, Cynthia Moussa, Carolyn Pearce, Linda Collins, Carolyn Smith, Mary Hunt, Blanche McMillan, Becky Ogilvie. Anchor SITTING ERECT on the couch in the teachers lounge are the top four officers I of the Anchor Club, Mary Lou Braddy, president, Marilyn Stewart, vice-president, Tisha Johnston, secretary, Ouida Vestal, treasurer. 3. Club - M s is . 'i-'W it , Horizon S J J C . J J' J ' ' -, ' , i ' seg, K -- H . M m.gg:4sQ,.ssQ.w,..f.aMcc1se ' iii if l ie -. A K . 31 siis A cl,c,,,,, f 'M' '- ' 1 I .Q ..,,., , Y :I N h i ,V J I M Q y . Q , L R ram Row: Marilyn sfewm, Gloria Hall- fl J l mark, Carole Garrett, Sharon Garrett. Sec- Q , I A ,f ' ond Row: Suzanne Holmes, Sue Hoising- 5 M I ton, Tisha Johnston, Carol McCarty. ,, A it V or IO8 First Row: Tom Gray, David Turpin, Betty Prag, Bobbye Jean Chastain, Lynda Field, Iris Silvernail, Donna Field. Second Row: Gerri lrick, Carla Haase, Sharon Garrett, Sherrill Byrd, Gail Battles, Kay Hill, Carol Faulkner, Mar- shall Steeds. Third Row: Becky Holland, Carole Chastain, Spanish Club Jr. Classical League LATIN CLUB OFFICERS-First Row: Carol Lord, secretary, Gloria Hall- mark, parliarnentarian, Pat Draper, vice-president, Kay Johnson, vice- president. Second Row: Richard John- son, treasurer, Carolyn Dugger, sec- retary, Chuck Seward, president. First Row: Marcia Hadler, Marilyn Potts, Sue Marshall, Valerie Snyder, Karen Saunders, Janice Norris, Carolyn Haywood. Second Row: Cynthia Moussa, Harriet Morrison, Mary Moncrief, Ouida Vestal, Barbara Nieman, Shirley Pickens. Third Row: Carol Lord, Joyce Acree, Malcolm Barbara McMurray, James Crosby, Patty Phillips, Claire Hawthorn, Nadele Mitchell. Fourth Row: Sharon Ham- monds, Judy Henry, Richard Puckett, Noble Wiltshire, Tony Crawford, Judy Blankenship, Steve Collinson. Robinson, Gloria Hallmark, Carolyn Dugger, Kay Johnson. Fourth Row: Roberta Reed, Richard Johnson, Pat Draper, Barbara Derrick, John Fears, Chuck Seward, Mary Lou Braddy. l l IO9 Y 3 5 S E 5 if ii E 5 R F al, f , I H1259 - N A9 , -w' ,wr w Ln-f? f4' ,gif , J' 'iq' ,, ,V P' .f W fl' 'fir ffgf., ff 95? ff W A I M if Ma .1 , A Ml: we' Diff ff -- -'Af2sw,f1: QEf,'w ,A 3- , Aw ww. xl .. . fww bf - , 'rey ffif' . .sky-:ifggd V: ,ga .ff ,Q ww L',L M Fi ,Ll-::,?:A -d'i1fff' av' .QM f- WW Ss. 1 5. ills ' My s WWW ,gn .,. ,t-mr 'iw-1 , r 4.1 : -1 , ' -x ' c-an . A 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Vice-President Terry Brewer, Secretary Ann Appleton, Treasurer Rosie Blake and Presi- dent Stanley Bozarth, take time out from business at hand to pose for ORBIT photographer. i i CLASS OF '59 SPONSORS are: Jim Petree, John Holt, Troy Milburn, Mrs. Julia McPheeters, Miss Ruth Snell, and Mrs. Lau Cylle Hines. H2 Senior Class President Stanley Bozarfh ONE DECISION SENIORS MUST MAKE is what they will do after graduation. Louise Coats and John Looney look over college catalogues to help them decide which college to attend. LOTS OF PARTIES, lots of fun, lots of joy for everyone-but first, let's pay our dues, says Senior Class President, Stan Bozarth, at a meeting of l959 graduates, sf 9 sf 1 ? s 2, Wuxi 1 ,E wmv j 1 Q' 'wagk , 2 L. ' - r ' f l- fi- 'l I 1' A I' I A 1 4 V -- ---' - I A K A r iw ., s...i ,,., . . . , , 4 .f,'.. xr - . K ig xigsys 111 2 - ' . W' . Q5 ' ' 2 ifl 57' I . ' 'fr i F 1 , I , I if , , gil 'f 31 fl i is so f ,fl sl .i J- sg I I: . I l l ' SENIORS KAY JOHNSON AND JOE HENDERSON are all smiles as they prepare for the big night in May - graduation. l ra 11 fr, i THE SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE helped plan the senior activities, the members of this committee are: Malcolm Batchelor, Rosie Blake, Linda Casey, Ouida Vestel, Marilyn Stewart, Stan Bozarth, Co-chairmen Pat Gentry and Laurence Justice, Al Wynn, Joe Henderson, Barbara Bryan, K. Roy Jones Dick Fowler and Paul Hanson. ,,,.,,..--f'- ' 4r,,,,,.. II3 Appleton, Ann-Comes l,2,3, Hist. Rep. 2, Sgt. at Arms 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 35 Safety Council 15 Anchor Club 2,35 Youth of God 2,35 Honor Society 2,35 Girls' O Club 2,3, Hist. Rep. 3, Softball 2,3, Volleyball 2,35 Class Sec. 35 Red Cross 2. Bailey, Hazel Louise. Barker, Mary Nell-Red Cross 25 Office Aide 35 Commerce Club 3. Barnes, Sydney. Batchlor, Malcolm S.-Blue Jackets l 2 3 Honor Math l,25 Science Club l 23 Stu dent Council 35 Key Club 35 Junior Clas sical League 2,35 Debate l5 Oklahoma State Bell, Martha-Student Council l5 Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Pres. 35 Girls' O Club 35 Honor Society 35 French Club 35 Orbit Queen Attendant 35 Honor Math l,2. Blake, Rosie---Transfer from Harding l5 Sr. Class Treas. 35 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 3, Vice- Pres. 35 Chorus 3. Blankenship, .l u d i t h Anne - Comes l,2,3, Cheerleader 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Chorus l,2,35 All School Cheerleader 25 Basketball Queen At- tendant 25 Blue Jacket Queen Attendant 25 Football Queen Attend- ant 25 O Club Queen Attendant 25 Quill 81 Science Fair, First Place l. Scroll 35 Spanish Club 3f Booher, Curtis-Boys' O Club 2 3 Base Orbit Queen Attendant 35 Youth ot God 25 Red ball 2,3, Football 25 Transfer from Jones 2 Cross -I. Basketball Boulclin, Phil-Blue Jackets 2,3 Sgt t Queen 3. Arms 2,35 Library Aide 3. Bolte, Vicky. Bowlby, Ed-Adv. Chorus l,2,3, Treas. 2, Vice- Pres. 35 Tri-State Chorus l,25 All State Chorus l,2,35 Outstanding Male Kiss Me Kate 25 Our Gets Slapped 25 Meteors Boyd, 5usanm+ Kiss Me Chorus Member l5 Town 35 He Who 25 Thespians 3. Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 Adv. Orchestra l,2,35 Dance Band l5 Honor Math l,2,35 Honor Society l,2,35 Comes l,25 Anchor Club 35 Horizon Club l,2,35 All City Orchestra 25 Science Club l. Bozarth, Stanley-Jr. Classical League l, Pres. l5 Sr. Class Pres. 35 Honor Society l,2,35 Hon- or Math l,2,35 Student Council 2,35 Key Club 2,35 Science Club 25 Blue Jackets 2,3, Pres. 35 Boys' State 25 Boy-of-the-Month 25 Jr. Ro- tarian 3. 4 fri' :.9' W3 Braddy, Mary Lou-Comes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Parl. 3, Treas. 3, Anchor Club l,2,3, Vice- Pres. 2, Pres. 3, F.T.A. l,2,3, Treas. l, Pres. 3, Honor Math l,2, Honor Society l,2,3, Jr. Classi- cal League 2,3, Parl. 2, Rep. 2, Creative Writing Club l, Thespians 3, Quill 8. Scroll 3, Youth of God 3, Adam's Evening l, Classen Life Staff 3, Business Manager 3. Bradley, Daru-Transfer from Decatur High School 2. Bray, Fran-Transfer from John Marshall 3. Brewer, Terry-Wrestling l,2,3, Co-Captain 3, Soph. Class Sgt. at Arms l, Boys' O Club l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3, Sr. Class Vice- Pres. 3, Chorus 3, Key Club 2,3, Vice- Pres. 3. Brown, Enda. Brown, Shirley. Brownen, Lynette- M, Transfer from Putman City 3. Brownen, Ray Bryan, Barbara-Comes l,2,3, Cheerleader 2, All School Cheerleader 3, Library Aide 2, Thes- pians 3, Blue Jacket . Queen attendant 3, Girls' O Club 3, Vol- leyball 3, Orbit Staff 3, 4 . 9 . Y. 3 ft' s ' ir . he , Campbell, John-Adv. Band l,2,3, Pres. 3, Drum Major l,2,3, Dance Band 2,3, Classen Classics l, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Downbeat Dance Band Award 2. Capshaw, Ron-Adv. Band l,2,3, Treas. 3, Dance Band 2,3, Tennis 2,3, Classen Classics l, Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Downbeat Dance Band Award 2. ll5 Carlisle, Sandra-Glee Club 2, Chorus 3, Stu- dent Council 3. Cartmell, Cindy-Girls' O Club l,2,3, Parl. l, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Softball l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,3, Tennis l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Student Council l,2,3, Sec. 3, Meteor Queen Attendant 3, Basketball Queen Attendant 3, Orbit Staff 2,3, Bus. Manager 3, Soph. Class Pres. l, Friend- ship Princess Attendant 3. Casey, Linda Lee-Comes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Cheerleader 2, Asst. Sec. 3, Student Council 2, Orbit Staff 3. Casey, Paula. Coso, Judy-Transfer from Harding 25 Comes 2. Cheatwood, Richard-Student Council 25 Boys' O Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Track 25 Red Cross l. Collinsworth, Frankie. Connelly, Sandra Ann- Football Queen 35 All School Cheerleader 35 Girls' O Club l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 Blue Jacket Queen Attendant 35 Stu- dent Council 2,3. Copeland, Betty-Honor Society l,25 Honor Math l,25 Comes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 35 Youth of God l5 Office Aide 2. Coston, Ellen-- Annie Get Your Gun 35 Honor Society l,2,35 O f t i c e Aide l5 Anchor Club l5 Chorus l,2,35 High School Girls' Trio l5 High School Girls' Quar- tet 35 Tri-State Chorus l,2. Dayton, David-Transfer from Harding 2. Dillberg, Bill--Band l,25 Glee Club 3. Dugger, Carolyn-Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 35 Honor Society T5 Honor Math 25 Red Cross l Junior Classical League 2,3, Rep, 2, Sec. 35 F.T.A. 2,3, Rep. 35 Thespians 2,3, Pres. 35 Blue Jacket Queen Attendant 3. ,ns Clarke, Beverly - Comes l,2,35 F.T.A. l,2,35 Honor Society l,2,35 N.F.L. 2,35 Honor Math 15 Anchor Club 25 Debate l,2,35 Horizon Club 2,3. Coats, Louise-Transfer from Northeast 25 Girls' O Club 2,3, Basketball, Softball, Swimming 2,35 Blue Jacket Queen Attend- ant 2,35 Football Queen Attendant 25 Latin Club 3. Crosby, James-Boys' O Club 2,3, Foot- ball 2,3, Track 2,3, Wrestling l,2,3, Co- Coptain 35 Meteors l5 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 35 Student Council 35 Chorus l. Cullum, Wanda. ll6 ,an-Q of 40 -,: Farmer, Frances-Transfer from Harding l, Comes l,2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club l. Farrell, Sharon lren?Transfer from Colo- rado l, Library Aide 3. 7x ww Q.,-1 Dunlavey, Lou-Office Aide l,2,3. Ellyson, Wayne. Eubanks, Dell-Transfer from Central 3, Boys Glee Club 3. Ford, Larry-Boys' O Club l,2,3, Foot- ball l,2,3, Basketball l,2. Foree, Larry-Student Council 3. .3 f-J T, fd' ll7 Faulkner, Carol-Trans- fer from Ardmore l, Classettes 2,3, Cheer- leader 3, Sec. 3, Com- merce Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Spanish Club 3, Rep. 3. Fears, John-Blue Jack- ets l,2,3, Honor Math l, Junior Classical League l,2,3, Pres. 3, Orchestra l,2,3, Dance Band l,2,3, Downbeat Dance Band Award 2, Honor Society l. Fewkes, Sharon Marie- Transfer from Harding l, Science Club 2,3, An- chor Club 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 3, Honor Society 2. Floyd, Monte - B a n d l,2,3, Orchestra 3, All City Orchestra 3, Jr. Symphony 3, Dance Band 2,3, Downbeat Dance Band Award 2. Fowler, Dick-Meteors 3, Parl. 3, Honor Sa- ciety l,2,3, Honor Math l,2,3, Key Club 2,3, Science Club 3, Oil Man-for-a-Day 3, Boys' O ' Club 2,3, Tennis 2,3. Gadbow, .loan-Transfer from Dunccn High School 2, ,Band 2,3, Sec. 3. Garrett, Carole Jean-Horizon Club l,2,3, Treas. l,2, Library Aide 2,3, Jr. Red Cross 2,3, Vice- Pres. 3, Honor Math l,2,3, Honor Society l. Gausman, Larry--Orchestra 1,2,3, Gentry, Patricia Anne-Chorus 1,2,35 Adam's Evening 15 Kiss Me Kate 25 The Doctor ln Spite of Himself 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 Anchor Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2, Rep. 35 Thespians 1,2,3, Thespian Award 25 N.F.L. 2,35 Honor Society 1,2,3, Chap. 35 Latin Club l,2, Song- leader 25 Choir Award 15 Red Cross 3. Goodner, Bob-Band 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 15 Dance Band 1,2,35 Downbeat Dance Band Award 25 Tri-State Band 2,35 All State Band 2,35 Classen Classics 15 Kiss Me Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 Blue Jackets 1,2,35 Honor Society 2. .pw 'PN Wav Graham, Ellen-Classettes 15 Honor Society 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Classen Classics 15 Kiss Haggard, John W., Jr. Hallmark, Gloria Kay- Honor Society 1,2,35 Honor Math 1,25 Clas- settes 1,2,35 Jr. Clas- sical League 2,3, Sec. and Hist. 2, Pres. 35 F.T.A. 2,3, Treas. 35 Art Noveau 1,2,3, Sec. 25 Horizon Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2,35 Science Club 35 Art Scholastic Gold Key 81 Blue Ribbon 25 Student Council 35 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3, Vice- Pres. 2, Pres. 3. H all u m, Patricia E.- Thespians 2,35 Anchor Club 2,35 Classen Clas- sics l,2,3. Hamilton, Sherry Lynn -Transfer from Hard- ing 15 Honor Society l,2,3. Me Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 French Club 35 Choir Queen 3. Graham, Kenneth E.-Blue Jackets 2,3, Chess Club 1,25 Science Club 15 Library Aide 3. fm QQ:-. fiff? fc'-'Q Hanson, Paul-Key Club 3. Harkey, Susie - Student Council 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 Classettes 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 All School Cheerleader 1,25 Jr. Class Treas. 25 O Club Sweetheart Attendant 25 Orbit Queen Attendant 35 Chuckwagon Cowgirl 25 Princess of Friendship 35 Meteor Queen 1. Harrington, Linda-Transfer from Harding 15 Counselor's Aide 2,35 Football Queen Attendant 35 Girls' O Club 35 Comes 35 Glee Club 3. Hatfield, Christina. Hayden, Marge-Comes 1,25 Classen Life Staff 15 O Club Sweetheart Attendant 25 Meteor Queen Attendant 35 Chorus 2,35 Trio 25 Stu- dent Council 1. 118 Hayes, Susie-Comes l,2,3, Sgt. ot Arms 25 All School Cheerleader 35 Soph. Class Vice- Pres. l5 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 25 Chorus l,2,3, Pres. l5 Student Council 35 Honor Society l,2,3, Treas. 35 Youth of God l,2, Sec. 25 Girls' O Club 2,3, Sec. 35 Orbit Queen Attendant 35 Blue Jacket Queen 35 Honor Math 25 All State Chorus 2,35 Kiss Me Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 National Thespians 3. Henderson, Joe--Transfer from Harding 25 Band 2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 Oil Man-for-a-Day 35 Student Council 35 Blue Jackets 35 Glee Club 3. Henson, Lavita. 'EP' ,l Herndon, Linda-Art Sketch Club l,25 Youth of God 25 Student Council 25 Safety Council l. Hetherington, Don-Blue Jackets l,2,35 KETA-TV, KOKH-FM 2,3. Hicks, Janet. High, Jack-Blue Jack- ets l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms l, Porl. 25 Vice-Pres. 35 Oil Man-for-a-Day 35 Glee Club 3, ' Hill, Kathleen-Honor Society l,2,35 H o n o r Math l,25 Comes l,2,35 Anchor Club l,2,35 Of- fice Aide l,25 F.T.A. 3. Hobbs, Phil-Blue Jack- ets 2,3. Hodges, Dick-Transfer from O.M.A, l5 Boys' O Club 2,3, Wrestling 2,3. Hoisington, Sue Ann-Orbit Photographer 2,35 Classen Life Photographer 2,35 Girls' O Club l,2,35 Anchor Club 25 Classettes 2,35 Student Council l5 Office Aide l,2. Holcomb, Gael-Clossettes l,2,3, Hist. 2, Cheerleader 25 All School Cheerleader 35 Stu- dent Council Treas. 35 Soph. Class Treas. l5 Honor Society 35 French Club 35 Art Club 3. Holt, Jerry--Band l,2,35 Dance Band l,2,35 Downbeat Dance Band Award 25 Kiss Me Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 35 Winner of l Went to the Fair, This I Saw Contest 3. Horwitz, Irvin Jay-Boys' O Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Baseball l,2,35 Key Club 2,35 Comes Beau Candidate 3. ll9 Howard, Barbara-Comes 2, Office Aide 2, Chorus 3, Annie Get Your Gun 3. Hudson, Nancy-Honor Society l, Comes 2. Jackson, Linda-Girls' Glee Club 2, Chorus 3, Clinic Aide 3, Thespians 2. Jenkins, L. Betty. Jernigan, Mark-Boys O Club l23 Baseball l,2,3, Basketball l23 All City 2, All Conference 2 Captain 3 Key Club Johnson, Kay - Anchor 2,3, Treas. 3, Chorus 3 Club 3, Board of Direc- tors 3, Comes l,2,3, Songleoder 2, Hist. Rep. 3, F.T.A. l,3, Junior Classical League 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 2, Oklahoma Treas. 3, Majorette l,2,3, Head Maiorette 3, Youth of God l,2,3, Honor Society l, Kiss Me Kate 2, He Who Gets Slapped 2, Stu- dent Council 3, Red Cross 2, Safety Council 2. W Johnston, Tisl1a-An- chor Club l,2,3, Treas. l, Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Clas- settes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms l, Parl. 3, Honor Society l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council l,3, Or- chestra l,2,3, Pres. 3, Youth of God l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. l, French Club 3, Honor Math A l Jones, Judy-Comes l2 Gym Aide 2 l'2' Jr' Class Sec' 2' Annie Get Your Gun 3 Orbit Staff l Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun Chorus 2'3' 3 Jones, K. Roy-Honor Society 23 Honor J' Ed d E Math l,2,3, Pres. 3 Blue Jackets 23 ones' wa' ' Parl 3, Vice-Pres. 2 Oil Man foraDay JONES, Fred. 3, Police Chief-for-a Day 3 Boys State 2 Key Club 2,3, Jr. Rotarian 3 Justice, Laurence-Chorus l,2,3, Pres, 3, All State Chorus 2,3, Tri-State Chorus 2,3, Boys' Glee Club 2,3, Boys' Quartet 3, Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Man of Distinction 3. Keester, Mildred Viola-Art Nouveau l,2,3, Pres. l,3, Chorus l,2,3, Tri-State Chorus 2, Red Cross l,2,3, Vice-Pres. l, Thespians l,2,3, Anchor Club 3, Clossettes 3, French Club 3. Lackey, James--Blue Jackets 3, Glee Club 3. Sid 'Ir-Q.. Your Gun 3, Jackets 3. Long, Robert. Long, Tamara--Orbit Queen 3, Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Meteor Queen Attendant l,2, Basketball Queen Attendant 2, O Club Sweetheart At- tendant 2, All-school Cheerleader l,2,3, Head Cheerleader 3, Thespians l,2,3, Sec. l, Treas. 2, Classettes l,2,3, Chorus l,2,3, Trio 2. V23 McCarty, Carol?-Debate l,2,3, N.F.L. l,2, Sec. 2, Comes l,2,3, Chap. 2, Parl. 2, Pres. 3, Honor Math l,2, Honor Society l,2,3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Girls' State 2. McDuff, Wanda-Red Cross i, Office Aide 2, Glee Club l,2,3, Thespians 2,3. Boys' Glee Club 3. l2l Lee, Linda-Comes l,2,3, Parl. 2, Sgt. at Arms 2, Asst.- Sec. 3, Youth of God l,2, Art Sketch Club l, First Place AAUW Art Contest 2, Chorus 2,3, Tri-State Chorus 2, Annie Get Lindsey, Jimmy-Red Cross 3. Lobdell, Herbie-Transfer from Central 2, Blue Looney, John - Band l,2,3, Tri-State Band l,2, Boys' O Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Football 3, Basketball 2,3, Prince of Friendship 3. Lowther, Jann-Safety Council l, Soph, Class Treas. l, Classettes 2,3, Cheerleader 3, Treas. 3, Student Council 2,3, Art Sketch Club 2,3, Foot- ball Queen Attendant 2,3, Orbit Staff 3. Mathers, Marvin- Transfer from Hugo 2, Library Aide 2, Kiss Me Kate 2, French Award 2. M a u I d i n, Richard- Boys' O Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Basket- ball 2,3, Key Club l. McElderry, Andrea--Classettes l,2,3,' Sgt. at Arms 2, Cheerleader 2, Hist. Rep. 3, Youth of God l,2,3, Pres. 2,3, Girls' O Club l,2,3, Treas, 3, Honor Math l,2, Honor Society l,2,3, Sec. 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 3, DAR Good Citizen Award 2, McFadden, Gene-Boys' O Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Captain 3, Wrestling 2. McGraw, Tom-Transfer from Putnam City 2, McMurray, Doug. Meigs, Margaret. Merrick, Linda-Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2,3, Miss Classette 3, Water Ballet 2, Anchor Club 2, Thespians 3. Miller, Martl1a-Trans- fer from Harding l, Comes 2,3, Hist. Rep. 2, Sec. 3, Pres, 3, Youth of God 2, Anchor Club 2, Rep. 2, F.T.A. 2, Blue Jackets Queen At- tendant 3, Orbit 2,3, Editor 3, Clinic Aide 2, Quill 81 Scroll 3, French Club 3. Miller, Ruth - Short- hand Award l, Red Cross 2, Honor Society 2,3, Anchor Club 3, Commerce Club 3, Fi- nancial Secretary-for-a- Day 3. Millstead, Mike-Trans- fer from Northeast l, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Chorus 3, Chess Club 2,3. Morrow, Calvin - He Who Gets Slopped l, Honor Math l,2,3, Treas. 3, Honor Society 2,3, Junior Classical League 2,3, Vice-Pres. 2, Treas. 3, French Club 3, Oil Man-for-a-Day 3, First Place State Latin Contest 2, National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 3. ,,,..,.5-if Miller, Anne-Comes l,2, Youth of God l,2,3, Red Cross 2, Student Council 3. Miller, Lloyd-Band l,2,3, Dance Band 3, Classen Classics l, Key Club 2,3, Sec. 3, Meteors l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Hist. 2, Pres. 3. 'S .fry Murphy, Bill-Blue Jackets 2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Art Club l,2,3, Oil Man- Day 3, Gold Key Scholastics Art Award 2, Student Nayphe, Classen Quartet Club 3, Council 2, Honor Society l. Barbara Ann - Office Aide l' Classics l,2,3, Chorus l,2,3, Girls 2,3, Tri-State Chorus 2, Anchor Commerce Club 3, Chap. 3. Nelms, Lu--Transfer from Northeast 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Commerce Club 3. Neuffer, Bob4Transfer from O.M.A. 3, Blue Jackets 3, Our Town 3, Annie Get Your Gun 3. rs. Newcomb, Tony-Band l, Meteors 2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2. I2 2 fi -J O'Dell, David Lee-Art Nouveau l,2,3, Meteors Olson, John-KOKH-FM, KETA-TV l,2,3, Jr. Classical League 3. Organ, Ray--Transfer from Tulsa 3, Blue Jackets 3. Puryear, Jon F.-Boys' O Club l,2,3, Tennis l,2,3. Ross, Bob. Rouner, Jerry-Transfer from John Marshall 3. Rowles, Tom-Meteors l, Bond 2, Dance Band l,2, Kiss Me Kate 2, Oil Man-for-a-Day 3, Minister-for-a-D a y 3, Red Cross l, Orbit 3, Sports Editor 3. Rulond, Ron-Transfer from John-Marshall 2. Russell, Mary Margaret Girls' O Club 3. Soar, Maelena Jean--Honor Society l,2,3, Student Council 2,3, Office Aide 3. Sage, Sally-Classettes l,2,3, Rep. 3, Parl. 3, Nominee for Miss Classette 3, Honor Society l, Office Aide 3, Orbit Staff 3, Co-ordinator 3. Samuels, Mary-Transfer from Harding 2, Of- fice Aide 3. Scott, Peggy-Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 3, Pres. 3, Nominee for Miss Classette 3, Chorus l,2,3, Treos. 3, Youth of God 2, Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Tri-State Chorus l,2,3, All State Chorus 2,3, Driving Team 2. Seward, Chuck-Transfer from New York 2, Glee Club 2,3, Blue Jackets 3, Jr. Classical League 3, F.T.A. 3, Chorus 3, CounseIor-for-a- Day 3. 123 Sharp, Ann-Transfer from Central 3. Sherman, Mary-Classettes 2,35 Orbit Staff 35 Annie Get Your Gun 3. Simpson, Vera Nell-Comes l,2,3, Songleader 2, Treas. 35 Chorus 2,35 Honor Math l5 Youth of God i5 Kiss Me Kate 25 Annie Get Your Gun 3. Skala, Violet Kay-Transfer from King fisher 2. Slater, Kathy-Art Noveau l,2,3 Vice Pres l. Smith, Janet-Girls' O Club l,2,35 Classettes l,25 Shorthand Award l5 Majorette l5 Red Cross 25 Anchor Club 35 Office Aide 3. l Smith, Joe-Meteors l5 KETA-TV, KOKH-FM 2,3. Sorick, Janice-Transfer from Harding l5 Hon- or Math 25 Honor So- ciety 2',35 Library Aide 3. Stamatis, Johnny-Boys' O Club 2,3, Sec. 3, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2,35 Key Club l,2,3, Pres. 35 Top Cowhand 35 Comes Beau 3. ET? W My Stanley, Eliot H.-Transfer from North east l5 Science Club 25 Student Council 2,35 Honor Society 2,3. Stephens, Donna. Stewart, Marilyn Ruth-Comes l,2,3, Song- leader 35 Honor Society l,2,35 Honor Math 2,35 F.T.A. l,2, Treas. 25 Anchor Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 Horizon Club 2,35 Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 35 Jr. Classical League 2,35 Red Cross 35 Blue Jacket Queen Attendant 3. Stockwell, Nancy-Transfer from Harding l5 Girls' Glee Club 35 Classen Life Staff 2,3. Sullivant, Alice--Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms l, Rep. 2, Sec. 35 Honor Society l,25 Quill 8. Scroll 35 Oklahoma City Times Correspondent 35 Classen Life Staff l,2,3, Page One Editor l, Editor 2,35 Orbit Staff 2,3, Copy Editor 25 Creative Writing Club I5 OCIPA Reporter 2. l24 Van Bibber, Jerry-Transfer from Central 3, KETA-TV, KOKH-FM 3. -ig Y Wilson, Max--Boys' O Club 3, Football 3, Band 2, Driving Team l, Blue Jackets 3. 125 Taylor, Charles-Blue Jackets 2,3, Hist. 2, N.F.L. 2,3, Thespians 3, Best Actor 2, F.T.A. 3, He Who Gets Slapped l, The Doctor In Spite of Himself 2, Our Town 3, Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 3. Thomas, Alexander Kay-Boys' O Club 2,3, Treas, 3, Baseball 2,3, Football 3, Student Council 3, Key Club 2,3. Turpin, David. Vestal, Ouida S.-Anchor Club l,2,3, Treas. 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Parl. 3, Science Club l,2,3, Pres. 3, Classettes l,2,3, Youth of God l, Honor Society l,2,3, Honor Math l,2,3, F.T.A. l,2,3, Sec. 3, Student Council 3, Alternate Majorette 3, Kiss Me Kate 2. Wallace, Janet-Classettes l,2,3, Cheerleader 2, Sgt. at Arms 2, Treas. 3, Meteor Queen 3, Red Cross 3. Webb, Judy--Transfer from Dallas 3, Clas- settes 3. Windes, Vina-Classettes l,2,3, Honor Society l,2,3, Creative Writing Club l, Classen Life Staff 2,3, Page One Editor 3, Anchor Club 3, Youth of God 3, Red Cross 3, Publicity Direc- tor 3, Quill 8g Scroll 3, Thespians 3, Annie Get Your Gun 3. Woody, Sherran Kay--Chorus l,2,3, Sec. 3, Kiss Me Kate 2, Annie Get Your Gun 3, All State Choir l,2, F.T.A. l. Wynn, AI-Blue Jackets 2,3, Secretary 2,3, Student Council 2,3, Safety Council l,2, Vice- Pres. 2, Honor Math 2, Honor Society 2, Driv- ing Team l, Instructor 2,3, Oil Man-for-o- Day 3. fm f - if.. .g:.- f: V'-f ' -wr' ' '- f ts:- -L. , ' , . :sp ., . ..g,,,, ,rw .1 'Gi ga' ,k,.,1WWfsf 7 , ,. sw . .. - ' --ffm fmwig ,, , - ' - ' we 3 A 1 H ,. ,E W? 'li A , if 'ix is 5 5 s 3 E' 1 L 5? 'ky' A . J JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are some of the busiest students at Classen. They have the job of planning some of the year's biggest events such as the Junior-Senior prom. They again picked the traditional class ring, The Junior class officers are John Tucker, presidentg Mark Birmingham, vice-presidentg Judy Ande, secre- taryg and Gayle Goodner, treasurer. Juniors Sharon Abrams Clyde Adams Peggy Alexander Priscilla Bacon Merle Banks Marilyn Barrett DeAnn Barton Ken Bell Joe Blevins Carlene Blott Vinita Bolster Betty Boulware Bill Bozarth Bob Bradway Mary Lou Bramblett I2 Juniors Ken Brock Jill Brown Sandy Brumfield John Bryan Guy Bryant Doug Burleson Gloria Burris Richard Byars Larry Byrd Sharon Coffee Billy Calvin Jim Campbell Janis Capps Bonnie Carothers Terry Casey Scott Chopline Carole Chastain Raychel Chatburn Sue Chechovsky Steve Clark Julia Cloar Carolyn Coley Linda Collins Lynn Collins Mahlon Comes Jacque Cox Larry Crosby Perry Cumpton Don Cupp Donna Curtis Steve Curtis Diane Damron Leon De Spain Jane Dewar Charles Dickson Judy Dobson Mike Dodd Patsy Draper Marti Dunn John Eggner Juniors Nancy Elder Stan Estell Jerrie Fairchild Nancy Farmer Jerry Ferguson Mike Finley Steve Fisher Linda Ford Ben Franklin Ronnie Franklin Gary Frans Jean Gadbow Sue Gardner Roy Garis Troy Garis Allen Garlock Sharon Garrett Rose Gildhouse Carole Godfrey Bill Golightly David Graham Jarene Graham Tom Gray Larry Greene Kent Griffith Ron Harkey Lance Harmon Dickie Harrison Jeri Hash Jim Hows Bill Head Terry Head Norma Henson Allen Hill Jim Hill Gene Holman Nancy Hosley Bob Howell Dick Hull Mary Hunt Juniors Pat lnce Leroy James Anne Johnson Richard Johnson Paul Justice Jim Kirk Carl Kirkley Judy Kirkpatrick Sam Land Ann Larimer Virginia Laughlin Margaret Lewis Sue Lindley Charles Loftis David Maddox Larry Marks Cathy Marlar Phyllis Massad Roger McAdams Paula McCarty Peggy McConnell Barbara McMurray Nancy Means Judy Merideth Anita Milligan Nadele Mitchell Rose Moore Ken Morgan Sharon Morrison Nedeh Naify Doug Nelms Dianne Neyland Chuck Nye Johnny Nykl Becky Ogilvie Gene Oller Gisela Pahlke John Park Guy Parkhurst Jaci Payne Juniors Bill Peak Carolyn Pearce David Pitts Gayle Powell Peggy Prog Alice Prohoroff Robert Protzman Ronald Radcliff Kay Randell Hardy Reed Roberta Reed Linda Ricks Charlene Ringer Karen Robinson Malcolm Robinson Andrew Roetker Paul Ruscha Alice Russell June Russell Roland Scholtka Shelby Scott Martha Seaton Jerry Shadid Marie Short Bill Simpson Diane Skogan Carolyn Slaton Carolyn Smith Nancy Smith Betty Lou Snarr Ronda Snow Sandy Spencer Pat Steddum Marshall Steeds Sue Stewart Arden Stoehr Hala Stout Beverly Stone Warren Stubbs Elvia Taylor 1 if : 1' 1, ie s aw., . es., . 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N 5 A ,Ji -v' J-bis' vw' M, I , i 2, Fm Juniors Eddy Thomas James Thurber Douglas Todd Elouise Turner John Tuma Judy Upiohn Gordon Van Horn Jeanie Vaughn Barbara Walls Joyce Walton Tom Weiss Barbara West Darryl Willis Eileen Wills Bene Wilson David Wire Chris Woods Dick Woolbright Jane Wotring Chris Zinn Sophomores Joyce Acree Don Adler Peggy Alexander Linda Anderson Marc Appleton Lynn Arnn Darlene Aten Manon Atkins Meta Bea Atkins Billy Atterberry Gail Battles Mike Benham Carol Bird Pat Bird Carole Blackburn Sharon Bosnyak David Bowlby Larry Bowman Bob Bozarth Bonnie Breeding Virginia Brewer Nancy Brock Jackie Brooks Dianne Brown Sophomores Jerry Brown Jimmy Chaney Gary Brownen Glen Brunken Jerri Butler Gary Byrd Sherrill Byrd Robert Caplener Randy Caputto Frank Carlisle Mike Chant Roger Clapp Steve'Collinson Susan Conner Tim Conner Joel Contreras Pete Contreras John Copeland Cynthia Couch Fred Dalton James Darke Carol Dayton Jerry Deem Merrill Denning Mike Dimpfl Jeannette Dummeyer Nancy Dyer Gay Elder Patty Epperson Jerilyn Erdman Lucetta Ericson John Estes Betty Ferguson Charles Finch Juanita Finch Walter Fisher Jim Foster Steve Foster Jeanne Franklin Marcette Fruin Myrna Futtrell Marilyn Garlock Benny Graham Sue Gravlin James Gray Alan Greene Cleta Greenhaw Ronald Griffith 2 Sophomores Carla Haase Norma Hall Awynne Hallum Pat Hamilton Sandra Hamilton Ray Honnabass Lester Hankins John Harp Carolyn Harris Cathy Harris Johnny Harris Linda Harris Beth Hassard Claire Hawthorn Edith Henschke Lavon Herren Nick Hibbard Kay Hill Jack Hobbs Becky Holland Sharon Honea David Horn Linda Howe Bob Hudson Ray Hulsey Sherry Hunt Linda Intemann Gerri lrick Jerry Jefferson Betsy Johnson Billy Johnson Chan Johnson Earl Johnson Jim Johnson Gary Jones Patricia Jones Robert Jones Janet Jordan Martina Kelly Melvena Kelly Ned Kice Robert Kirk Mary Lamb Sharon Lands Virginia Lawrence Kint Lee Sally Lentenbrink Carol Lord Sophomores Lynda Martin Conrad Masterson Bobby Matthews Kay McCarty Georgia McLain Ray Meade Bill Meigs Chester Milligan Milton Milstead Butch Mobley Don Moon Howard Moore Harriet Morris Nancy Morris Cynthia Moussa Carla Neighbors Barbara Neiman Sammy Newcomb Carolyn Neyland Irene Noack Alton Oliver Steve Pallady Mike Parr Bob Phillips Steve Phillips Shirley Pickens Evalyn Pounds Susan Records Sammy Reed Sally Reynolds James Riddle Jimmie Roberts Michael Rodcay Dale Rose Mary Rose Bobbie Roysden Moretta Saar Jane Salathiel Esber Samara Freda Scales Pat Scannell Margaret Scholtka Nan Scott lris Silvernail Eve Silvester Edward Sinclair Equita Sink Dwight Skaggs Sophomores Bobby Slater John Smith Tom Smith Dwight Smoot Judy Snider Doug Sokolosky Jimmy Sorick Davis Spencer Gordon Stallings Genie Stanley Dicky Stone Susan Stone Al Sviestiens John Swaim Richard Taylor Bob Teall Jean Thein Sammy Thomas Larry Thomason Maxine Tiemeyer Joan Towe Bill Tracey Cloyce Underwood Carol Upjohn Judy Wage Sharon Kay Wagner John Wallace Dennis Wehba Susan Welborn Bobby White Karen White Jerry Whitlow RaDonna Wiley Bonita Wilkerson John Williams Thomas Williams Maizie Wiltshire Dick Woolbright Vicki Yoes Junior High Classes NINTH GRADE--First Row: J. Akin, D. Anderson, M. An derson, C, Baird, L. Balch, J. Barnes. Second Row: D. Barker, B. Battenburg, C. Berry, L. Bertram, R. Bizal, J, Blake S, Blinn, G. Bodine, L, Bolster. Third Row: R, Bradbury H. Branson, T. Bristow, Jan Brown, John Brown, H. Bullis L. Burnett, R. Burris, B. Campbell. Fourth Row: B. Carter, J. Charles, Barbara Chastain, Bobby Chastain, E.Chechoy Sky, S. Childers, B. Church, M. Clark, S. Colley. Fifth Row T. Crawford, J. Crosswhite, B. Cullum, P. Cunningham, G Davis, D. Dawson, J. Deakins, B. Derrick, C. Downing, Sixth Row: C. Dry, D. Duncan, D. Edgin, S. Epperson, K. Eylar, D. Fabian, C. Farrell, F. Farris, C. Farrow. Seventh Row: C. Ferguson, G. Ferguson, R. Ferguson, J. Fesler, D. Field, L. Field, L. Fields, S. Fightmaster, C. Fisher. Eighth Row: T. Fletcher, C. Floyd, Dennis Floyd, Derrill Floyd, T. Fax, B. Frederick, S. Funk, N. Gausman, S. Gay, Ninth Row: T. Gaynor, C, Gibson, J. Gibson, V. Gilbreath, A. Graham, C. Gray, M. Hadler, David,Hall, Donna Hall. 136 NINTH GRADE-First Row: S. Harnmonds, L. Hardaker, C. Harlow, C. Harris, R. Hayes, J. Hays, C. Haywood, M. Heatley, G. Henderson. Second Row: J. Henley, J. Henry, L. Hewith, C. Hicks, G. Hines, J. Hise, A. Hobbs, D. Hodges, B. Holden. Third Row: L. Horne, J. Howard, A. Hulse-y, D. Hunt, G. Huntley, K. lnternann, R. lreton, G. Jackson, J. Jackson. Fourth Row: J. Jackson, P. Jackson, D. James, M. James, F. Jameison, D. Jennings, J, Jernigan, D. Johnson, B. Jones. Fifth Row: L. Jones, R. Keahey, B. Keller, P. Kelsey, S. Kice, A. King, P. Kirley, S. Kunkel, A. Kurlender. Sixth Row: N. Land, K. LeFleur, J. Lennon, J. Mahoney, R. Mar cus, F. Marshall, R. Marshall, S. Matthews, M. McCarty. Seventh Row: B. McDonald, K. McDonald, R. McFarland H. McLain, B. McPherson, S. McQuary, D. Mealer, N. Meek H. Meeks, Eighth Row: B. Mencke, D. Methven, P. Miller P. Millstead, C. Miseles, M. Moncrief, A. Moody, B. Moon B. Moore. Ninth Row: H. Morris, J. Morris, R. Morrison, L Mortenson, M. Newton, K. Nichols, P. Nix, C. Northrup, B O'Brien. 137 NINTH GRADE-First Row: D. O'Dell, J. O'Donnell, R Owens, N. Pagonis, P. Pannell, V. Payne, S. Pendleton, C Perry, S. Plant. Second Row: E. Poldrugo, M. Potts, B. Prog C. Protzman, R, Puckett, T. Ray, N. Records, T. Redbird J. Reeves. Third Row: S. Riddles, P. Ringer, L. Ringo, R Robbins, J, Robinson, R. Roe, T. Roetker, J. Rumker, J 1 1 Salathiel. Fourth Row: K. Sanders, C. Sangster, L. Schune- man, L. Scudamore, M. Shadden, G. Sheppard, W. Smith B. Slater, J, Snyder. Fifth Row: V. Snyder J. Socher, J 1 Spencer, C. Standridge, D. Staeheli, P. Steddum, C. Stewart, J. Stillwell, D. Stomatis. Sixth Row: S. Suhre, C. Talkington, G. Taylor, J. Taylor, E. Tester, L. Thomas, P. Thomas, C. Thompkins, E. Thompson. Seventh Row: P. Vassile, R. Walker, S. Walker, R. Walls, L. Ward, E. Tierneyer, P. Watson, S. Wayland, D. West. Eighth Row: R. Whittacre, Sharon Williams, Sue Williams, J. Willingham, T. Wilson, P. Windes, L. Winford, K. Winkleman, M. Winston. Ninth Row: S. Wolfe, W. Woodruff, J. Wootan, E. Wotring, J. Wright, M. Wright, T. Wright, J. Worsley. l 13 . . ,SK it f . am 3 . yy. 5' +0 ez s L , . iff? ' 3 X, Q g sq a.. , gg ,jf lv ' .1 ff E .i 4, We .rf rp ' z5: 'ff: X A at f 2 . 3 A AZ if EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: A. Abolins, D, Adams, G. Allen, M. Anderson, S, Asbury, G. Baker, B. Barkalow, M. Barringer, J. Barton. Second Row: N. Barton, J. Bass, W. Bender, R. Bereman, G. Bielstein, W. Bilbrey, P. Bird, D. Blair, P. Blair. Third Row: H. Boatman, M. Booze, J. Boyd, L. Boyd, P. Boydston, D. Brazil, C. Britton, S. Britton, K. Brown. Fourth Row: L. Brown, C. Camp, K. Carofhers, B. Casteel, D. Castoe, J. Caughron, P. Caughron, M. Champlin, G. Chappary. Fifth Row: C. Christenberry, L, Claypool, T. Cobb, R. Coin, R. Cook, B. Conner, C. Contreras, M. Cope- land, J. Cox. Sixth Row: D. Crosby, L. Crump, R. Dahl, D. Daniels, A. Dantes, R. Doty, M. Dugger, L. Duncan, B. Dyer. Seventh Row: E. Early, D. Elder, W. Ellyson, N. Evans, R. Eylar, D. Fain, E. Farmer, L. Farris, J. Fernash. Eighth Row: D. Fields, P. Fields, S. Finley, P. Flexner, J. Ford, G. Freed, N. Frey, C. Frisby, M. Fruin. Ninth Row: V. Fulk, H. Gardner, D. Garrel, L. Gibson, R. Gilbert, A. Gilmore, L. Glass, H. Gottlieb, S. Green. fd q ' . . f- , I39 EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: C. Greenhaw, G. Halverson 1 J. Hambrick, T. Hammond, V. Hammond, P. Hanley, T. Hardy, J. Hargrove, D. Harp. Second Row: S. Harris, T. Harrison, L. Hart, H. Hatch, J. Heald, B. Henderson, M Henderson, J. Hendricks, J. Henry. Third Row: R. Henry, S. Hess, Karl Hill, Keith Hill, G. Hillier, B. Hopkins, L Horney, S. Howell, K. Hutchens. Fourth Row: L. Hutson D. lson, T. Jaroschewitsch, M. Jenkins, M. Jennings, B Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson. Fifth Row P. Johnson, T. Johnson, A. Jones, B. Jones, C. Jones, J r Jones, S. Jones, G. Kaiser, B. Kelley. Sixth Row: J. Kelly F. Kessler, S. Kile, L. King, P. King, K. Knippelmier, L LaFIeur, D. LaRue, K. Lee. Seventh Row: J. Little, L. Liv- ingston, C. Long, V. Love, G. Law, C. Lynn, R. Maddox S. Main, R. Marshall. Eighth Row: L. Massey, A. Masterson K. McAlister, L. McKinnon, A. McLain, L. McQuagge, D McWhirter, G. Melton, E. Mitchell. Ninth Row: R. Mon- crief, F. Montgomery, P. Montgomery, N. Morrison, R Moser, J. Muncy, N. Musallom, M. Naley, B. Nash. I4 l EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: S, Nash, L. Neff, S. Nettleton R. Newcomb, R. Nickels, K. Nix, S. O'Brien, H. Olson, D Payne. Second Row: R. Pena, R. Perry, P. Proctor, L. Pro horoff, M, Putney, D. Randall, B, Rhodes, J, Richards, C Riddle. Third Row: K. Riedel, M. Rieder, M. Rikli, D. Ripley C. Roberts, S. Roddenberry, P. Savely, T. Schenk, A. Scott. Fourth Row: K. Scott, J. Shannonhouse, D. Shaw, E. Short, E. Siemans, l-l. Simpson, J. Simpson, S. Sink, C, Sleeper. Fifth Row: D. Smith, G. Smith, T. Smith, N. Snell, R. Snow, B. Snyder, H. Sprague, A. Stafford, J. Stephanou. Sixth Row: C. Stevens, C. Stevenson, C. Stewart, J. Stoll, G. Story, J. Talkington, B. Tanner, O. Tate, S. Taylor. Seventh Row: M. Thomas, K. Thompson, D. Tiemeyer, C. Torrance, K. Treden- nick, C. Walker, J. Walker, K. Walker, L. Walker. Eighth Row: C. Watson, T. Watts, L. Weisman, L White, B. Wil- liams, W. Williams, J. Wilson, J. Winfrey, P. Winkler. Ninth Row: M. Winston, N. Wood, A. Woodley, J. Woods, R. Woods, B. Yoakum, T. Yoes, C. York, L. Young. l4l li , gr P. 'V Ig 1 i , 5' F V V2 , . .VN ...V -Q , V ff -. . :4s.-.ew ..I- fs 1' ... VV 2 . ,W WV., V ...W T. ' , 4, . M, ' , V es, I lil liifstslsf' . i. , sei iv 5fA?'-??5 .,- V V- ' viii I-'55, , , ' ffisfil - L iii! V75LSiz'V7 ,. V- -3 ' .i E' : . V .V - , V ' ' , . - ,wif 1 5 M- ,sqez.e:V.1. . .. I 5.4.5 -Q. .V . I. , .,,,..,55gz,g,-V - ' V V' - ., M . f- . uf A 'S y -V I it v V AHF ' V' 1 f V VP 1 q,g.'V-is' ' - . f ig F-lh-SWE 'S' .Mg iff.:-If.: T31 . -ii' ' . ' ,M , . V . . ' V ' - ' - f' . ' A5 V59ziVi 'A' ' A ' -WND.: 'V 5: lei? wi my -f V,, , - ' ,- 42,1 I , 0 V, - :fi fin.. ' V . -Vw' ' . Vi , 1...,.v , i . fwf.. 1' . .5 ' -sage -- -ww. :Life i v? ' r is-VL: . 2-:fr ' -i ' ,. , it JK i . -- -. t . ,V -:Jr V -V - -. mf- ' 'iii - -. I - IV - Q .. . V iw- V I, we , . ' . . . i s I - , est U sg, w -V 321 1' ' - - T 'gr T- .- si f' ' if , I - Q J L ' ' - , ,I -' . . . '- ,, 1- V L- Q. . I W - , -me F l img it i5I...:.sf' I 'rj -1.-jf .... s .ef 'X li 'JA f' '65 -' i - ' J Y JA. -W 'iif - ' - - 1- lsvi-.S-IT.. I. : ..jII..7j.Q ',a S 5ES?Sii:Li3.S5-:, .i - '-M il - 1 . I ..,IV, .,,-:,5,, V .-VI, - I .5 .Ii EI, N s, 5 . ,. If . V . - ., 1 -. - -' '. ' -, 1 gf ':' V ,tg -QQ? . ,, f .- 1-V :ss , ff' . wr.. .V - . - :if- i 'T X it .ff A JA. - . ' 1' 'J SEVENTH GRADE-First Row J. Akin, E. Alexander, S. Asbury, S. Anspaugh, D. Aten, N. Atkins, R. Atkisson. Second Row: D. Baker, L. Baker, P. Barker, R. Barnhart, E. Bartram, C. Billings, K. Birmingham, P. Blackaby, G. Blackburn. Third Row: J. Blevins, D. Bodine, J. Bolster, S. Bosnyak, B. Breeden, G. Britt, R, Britt, B. Brown, P. Brown. Fourth Row: J. Brunken, D. Byrd, J. Capps, V. Carr, M. Carter, C. Ch h, B ' ' A. Copeland. D. Abrams, M. Ainsworth, urc . Clinkenbeard, N. Coggins Fifth Row: M. Copeland, D. Cupp, M, Dark, Ml Daron, L. Deakins, S. Douglas M Downey D. Do ' L , . , WHIHQ, . Duerksen. Sixth Row: V. Edmon, D Ellis C. Ennis, J. Erd- man, M. Estes, M. Evridge, G. Farrow, Fears J. Flake. S ' ' eventh Row. M. Flannigan, B. Fleetwood, M., Freed, S. Frizzell, C. Fry, L. Fry, G. Garrett, C. Gauntt, B. Goy. Eighth Row: B. Gentry, R. Gerbrandt A Gibbs B Golightl P. 1 - I - Y, Goodman, J. Gorrell, J. Gravlin, A. Gray, P. Gregory. Ninth Row: R. Grimmett, C. Haase, J. Hadler, J. Hall, J. Hampton, M. Haney, A. Harms, J. Harris, K. Harris. . 1 ff- ' .ae . , V 4' gl ' 9. V . J - U iv , , 1 J f, if ig . ,if 'J 'i v i- 1. ' V , - ' l ' fx ' ,QM i 'J -if ' ,V -.-we-V.-,fs,-V:-fyefsf 'LV-V .-V.swfwVi.sV VV,f mi .. H ' ' F ii I 'i':li'W' ' V' A V ' ' ' ' :- .L--sa 'Sf .af - K ' - .- Q ,..L,.. ,, ...Q . -A , . ,gs , J .. . 1.,5:IgI ' , F, -- -ii'g9-1,153 3152 ' : ' 135' 1 . I . V - get QQSSQIQF- - je . - I .- S 1 ' -. I . . 'V .-wlE.g5lE'.V , , , , 3 ,, V 5 A I Fi-L., - V of .1 . 2 . ' -f-:zsiifffiii .. 1 . 1 if 1 V V VV V . V J -fav J ' . f E ' . . f Q Q G V ' '-P1 Q ' . I' i ' ig-13 K ' , , '. if f V ' E.. . is' ss . . as e .. .. sf .. s r . 5... ,, V ...B .. . ,,..,VV.,,, . . .. vs Q r H, . . . . 'gin A w' I V I -Y 5541 gf, V. , ' I ' . , 'f' . gl , ' J J f- 5 , g: III. . 3:5155 .7 fi' I . ' V ' -if i51I5,fi f ' xiii: 19:53.53 1 'E 1 'iiilf' ' nfs 2 - V FTW 'V -- -7V--'- fi 'I mfg LII? if 1 ' ... '- ab ...Vu - 'f . 3 V. .. V I 1 L., .li A . .I..II I. H -. I n .I J V , I I . V L . Ah A A . l42 SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: K. Hartford, C. Haywood, D. Henderlight, A. Henderson, C. Henderson, R. Hender son, C. Henry, B. Hewitt, B. Hill. Second Row: M. Hill, C Hobbs, C. Hott, R. Howard, D. Howe, L. Hukill, G. Humphrey, R. Humphrey, E. Hunt. Third Row: N. Huntley, B. lmoe, S lrick, M. Ison, S. Jay, S. Johnson, Jack Jones, John Jones K. Jones. Fourth Row: S. Jones, W. Jones, A. Jordon, S Kawaski, B. Keller, J. King, J. Kinnamon, W. Kinnamon J. Lacy. Fifth Row: R. Kurlender, J. Lancaster, M. Land rum, R. Langham, V. Lester, A. Lindley, G. Lindley, G. Long B. Main. Sixth Row: R. Marshall, R. Martin, D. Massey, D. Maxey, K. Maxey, R. McAfee, T. McAlister, G. McCarty, M. McDonald. Seventh Row: P. McLain, J. McNutt, G. McWhirter, M. Meade, Pat Mee, D. Miller, M. Milligan, M. Minnick, J. Mitchell. Eighth Row: H. Moore, M. Moore, D. Morgan, S. Morrison, J. Morton, B. Nayphe, E. Neal, G. Nichols, J. Nichols. Ninth Row: S. Noble, B, Nowlin, J. Nykl, G. Ogburn, R. Orndortt, G. Paramore, J. Patchin, M. Patterson, D. Payne. I4 3 SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: J. Pazoureck, M. Pember- ton, L. Pierpont, R. Perkins, W. Potter, M. Raba, T. Rad- cliff, S. Ramsey, L. Rawlings. Second Row: M. Reaves, D. Reeves, P. Reynolds, G. Robbins, R. Roberts, L. Rone, B. Rose, S. Row, M. Ruble. Third Row: V. Rucker, L. Rupe, K. Russell, S. Rust, M. Salyer, A. Samara, P. Schott, S. Schulman, K. Scott. Fourth Row: B. Sherman, S. Shields, J. Shipley, H. Simpson, W. Slaten, C. Smith, E. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith. Fifth Row: K. Snell, S. Snider, J. Spears, P. Spivey, P. Stack, G. Stephens, R. Stokes, J. Stone, J. Stout. Sixth Row: D. Szakocs, Ladonna Taylor, Linda Taylor,- Y. Taylor, T. Teaque, B. Terry, P. Thiboult, G. Thomas, T. Thompson. Seventh Row: M. Toahty, S. Torrance, H. Treden- nick, B. Vestal, B. Vick, M. Vincent, V. Vincher, D. Von Rissin, F. Waggoner. Eighth Row: T. Wagner, L. Walker, C. Walters, G. Waters, D. Weaver, M. Weisman, F. Weitel- man, J. White, R. White. Ninth Row: J. Wickberg, W. Wig- gins, J. Wilbourn, J. Wilkerson, C. Williams, L. Workman, A. Yanik, C. Young. 144 FACULTY Austell, Lionel A.-13,46 Barnes, Melvin W.--10 Beck, Wesley, Jr.-13,96 Bell, Lorraine K.--13,31 Booher, Julia--12 Branson, Sue-13,32 Brucher, Mory-14 Buck, Richard-14 Burk, James-14,45,46 Busbee, Beatrice-13 Butler, Dorothy-13,30 Callender, Marilyn-14 Chelf, Neva-14 Cluck, Carolyn-15 Corley, Sylvia-15 Cunningham, J. Paul-12 Dalke, Phillip-15 Dessauer, Bon-nie-15,30 Fleming, J, Garwin-6,9,10 Fowler, Ann--15' Frosch, Dorothy-15 Gilliland, Lonnie-15 Haney, Maxine-16 Hawthorn, John-16 Henry, Bessie L.-13 Hibbert, Bernice-16 Hines, LauCylle-12 Holt, John-16,46 Hoover, Rl..-16,64,65,1O0 Jones, Billy J.-16 Jones, Margerits?16,32 Jones, Melton H.-17 Joslyn, Eloise-17,48,49 Keller, Edwin-17,44,45,46 Key, Beverly-17 Killian, Glenna-13 Lillard, Bill-4,6,9,11,21,51, 69,11 1 Little, Elsie-17,48 McPheeters, Julia-17,32 Milam, Lorena-17 Milburn, Troy-17 Millstead, James-17 Mistele, Robert-12,18,56 Neel, Mary-18 O'Neal, Freda-12 Parsons, Marilyn-18 Petree, James-18,97 Preble, Ethel-18 Reeves, Chester-18,107 Roberts, Della-18 Ryan, Kathleen-6,18 Simpson, John L,-18 Smith, Loyd-19 Snell, Ruth-6,19 Stinson, Estella-19 Tedford, Harvey-2,19,56 Unferth, Etalea-13 Wallace, Mary Lois-19 Woodruff, Joan-19,64,65,100 Wooten, Ruth-19 STUDENTS ...A.. Aaron, J. C.- Abolins, Ansis-139 Abrams, David-44,142 Acree, Joyce-109,131 Adams, Clyde-101 Adams, Danni-44,90,103,139 Adler, Don-86,97,131 Ainsworth, Marvin-41,91,142 Akin, Jack-136 Akin, Jan-41,105,142 Alexander, Edward-142 Alexander, Peggy-131 Allen, George--139 Ande, Judy-3,7,30,95,105,127 Anderson, Diana-136 Anderson, Dolores-41 Anderson, Linda--41,49,131 Anderson, Mickey-139 Anderson, Nickael-136 Anspaugh, Sheryl-44,90,142 Appleton, Ann-8,67,81,92,93 98,100,112,114 Appleton, Marc-131 Arnn, Lynn--96,131 Asbury, Sam-139,142 Aten, Darlene-131 Aten, Darrel-142 Atkins, Manon-92,98,108,131 Atkins, Metta Bea-92,105, 108,131 Atkins, Nancy-142 Atkisson, R.-142 Atterberry, Billy-131 -8- Baird, Charles-136 Bailey, Hazel-114 Baker, Danny--142 Baker, Gray-88,139 Baker, Larry-142 Balch, Linda--104,105,136 Baltenburg, Bonnie-136 Banks, Merle-101 Barkalow, Barbara-139 Barker Diane-41,88,90,136 Barker, Mary Nell-105,114 Barker, Portia-89,142 Barnes, Jody-29,80,9O,92,136 Barnes, Sydney-114 Barnhart, Robert-142 Barring er, Mary-139 Barton, Diannev-126 Barton, Barton, Janette-103,139 Nancy-139 I Bosnyak, Sharon-131 Bosnyak, Steve-142 Bouldin, Phil-96,114 Boulware, Betty Gean-92,126 Bowlby, Ed-47 Bowlby, David-131 Bowman, Larry-131 Boyd, Jim-44,92,l03,139 Boyd, Lloyd-139 Boyd, Suzanne-44,86,98, 108,1 14 Boydston, Pam-103,139 Bozarth, Bill-101,126 Bozarth, Bob-131 Bozarth, Stanley-41,80,81,86, 89,96,98,112,113,114 Bradbury, Ronnie-136 Braddy, Mary Lou-26,29,81, 92,93,98,102,104,109,115 Bradley, Daru-41,115 Bradway, Bob-106,126 Brcirgblett, Mary Lou-67,92, 6 Branson, Hilary-136 Bray, Fran-115 Brazil, Donna-139 A Breeden, Bobby-131,142 Breeding, Bonnie-66,89 Brewer, Virginia-95,131 Brewer, Terry-101,107,112,115 Brewer, Tom4 Bristow, Tommy-59,136 Britt, Glenn-44,142 Britt, Richard-44 Britton, Curtis--139 Britton, Sarah-139 Bartram, Eddie-142 Bassile, Philip-41 Bass, Judy-88,139 Batchelor, Malcolm-86,89, 1 13,114 Battles, Gail-104,109,131 Bell, Martha-8,64,71,95,98, 100,106,114 Bell, Kenneth-44,126 Bender, Wallace-88,139 Benham, Mike-44,126,131 Bereman, Ron-139 Berry, Carol Sue-64,136 Bertram, L.-136 Bettis, Cathy-90,98 Bielstein, Gretchen-92,139 Bilbrey, Gerald-139 Billings, Carol-142 Bird, Carol-95,98,106,108,13l Brock, Brock, Brooks Ken-56,57,101,107,127 Nancy-95,131 Jacqueline-131 Brown,' Bobby-142 Brown, Dianne-92,131 Brown, Endo-115 Brown, Jan-29,41,47,79,90,136 Brown, Jerry-132 Brown, Jill--45,95,104,106,127 Brown, John-136 Brown, Kathy-139 Brown, Larry-139 Brown, Patty-142 Brown, Shirley-105,115 Brownen, Gary-98,132 Brownen, Lynette-115 Brownen, Ray-1 15 Brunken, Glenn-132 Brunken, Jere-142 Bird, Gary-44,97 Bird, Pat-131 Bird, Phil-44,139 Birmingham, Kathy-90,142 Birmingham, Mark-28,86,96, 107,127 Bizel, Robert-136 Blackaby, Patrick-142 Blackburn, Carole-64,100,131 Blackburn, Gary-142 Blair, David-92,139 Blair, Peggy-103,139 Blake, John-59,136 Blake, Rlosie-67,86,94,95,112, 1 4 113, Blankenship, Judi-8,31,71,72 80,B6,92,102,109,114 Blevins, Joe-56,126 Blevins, John-142 Blinn, Susan!-92,103,104,136 Boatman, Hal-103,139 Bodine, Donna-142 Bodine, Grcgory4136 Bolster, Jerry-142 Bolster, l.aNita-136 Bolster, Vinitaf44,l26 Bolte, Vicky-114 Booher, Curt-101,114 Booze, Mary-139 f Brurnfield, Sandy-127 Bryan, Barbara-3,29,64,80,81, 92,100,104,113,115 Bryan, John-28,29,80,86, 96,127 Bryant, Guy-96,127 Bulbs, H.-136 Burleson, Doug-41,127 Burnett, Linda-64,100,136 Burris, Gloria--127 Burris, Roger-136 Butler, Jerri-108,132 Byars, Richard-97,127 Byrd, Dayton-142 Byrd, Gary-132 Byrd, Larry--127 Byrd, Sherrill-109,132 -C- Caftee, Sharon-98,127 Calvin, Billy-127 Camp, C.-139 Campbell, Barbara-29,136 Campbell, Jim--127 Campbell, John-44,115 Caplener, Robert-132 Capps, Janis,-95,127 Capps, Jimmy-44,142 Capshaw, Ronnie-24,44,97,115 145 Caputto, Randy-132 Carlisle, Frank-97,106,132 Carlisle, Sandra-115 Carrcighers, Bonnie-64,92,100, Carothers, Kay-90,139 Carr, Vicki-88,103,142 Carter, Bill-136 Carter, Marsha-90,142 Carter, Pat- Cartmell, Cindy-28,29,64,66, 87,100,1 15 Casey, Linda--6,24,29,92,93, 105,1 13,1 15 Casey, Paula-116 Casey, Terry- Caso, Judy-1 16 Casstevin, Joyce- Casteel, Betty-41,139 Castoe, Dorthy-139 Caughron, James-139 Caughron, Pamela-90,139 Champlin, Marianne-103,139 Chaney, Jim-132 Chant, Mike-132 Chant, Steve-105 Chappary, Gary--139 Chapline, Scott-86,107,127 Charles, James-136 Chastain, Barbara-29,136 Chastain, Bobby-90,109,136 Chastain, Carole-64,86,93,98, 109,127 Chatburn, Raychel-44,127 Cheatwood, Richard-101,116 Chechovsky, Eddie-41,823,136 Chechovsky, Sue-93,108,127 Childers, Steve-136 Christenberry, Cris--44,103,139 Church, Barbara--90,136 Church, Carolyn-142 Clapp, Rogar-88,96,98,104,132 Clark, Margie-41,136 Clark, Steve-101,127 Clarke, Beverly-93,98,102,104, 108,116 Claypool, Larry-139 Clinkenbeard, Barbara--142 Cloar, Julie-48,65,95,104, 108,127 Coats, Barbara-41 Coats, Louise-64,67,112,116 Cobb, Buster-139 Coggins, Nila-142 Coin, R.-139 Coley, Carolyn-127 Colley, Sandra-41,136 Collins, Linda-3O,64,89,93,98, lOO,106,108,127 Collins, Lynn-127 Collgrgon, Steve-97,107,109, Collinsworth, Frankie-116 Comes, Mahlon-127 Compton, Perry-127 Connelly, Sandy-3,29,64,72, 80,86,100,116 Conner, Bill-139 Conner, Tim-132 Contreras, Candy-44,103,139 Contreras, Joel-97,132 Contreras, Pete-132 Cook, Richard-44,139 Cook, David-44 Copeland, Anne--90,142 Copeland, Betty-92,921,116 Copeland, John-41,132 Copeland, Mary-139 Copeland, Martha--103,142 Costan, Ellen-24,578,116 Couch, Cynthia-132 Cox, Jacque-127,139 Crawford, Tony-59,106,136 Crosby, Darrell-139 Crosby, James-86,101,lO7, 109,116 Crosby, Larry-91,97,105,127 Crosswhite, Jimmy--136 Crump, L.--139 Cullum, Bob-136 Cullum, Wa-nda-116 Crumpton, Perry-127 Curigigngham, Pete-12,59,79, Cupp, Don-56,127,142 Curtis, Donna-127 Curtis, Steve-127 -9- Dahl, Richard-1-39 Dahnke, Ke-ndree-98 Dalton, Fred-132 Damron, Diane-64 Daniels, Danna-139 Dantes, Andrew-139 Dark, Margaret-142 Dark, James-44,132 Daron, Mary-142 Davis, George-104,136 Davis, Phillip- Dawson, Doyle91,136 Dayton, Carol-86,89,92,98, 104,132 Dayton, David-1 16 Deakins, Judy-136,141 Deakins, Lora-142 Deem, Jerry-132 Denning, Merrill-41,132 Derrick, Barbara-109,136 De Arman, Larry-41 De Spain, Leon-44,127 Dewar, Jane-95,127 Dickson, Charles-56,127 Dillberg, Bill-41,116 Dimpfl, Mike-127 Dobson, Judy-127 Dodd, Mike+127 Doty, Ralph-103,139 Douglas, Sallie-90,142 Downey, Margaret-142, Downing, Charlene--136 Downing, Douglas-91,142 Draper, Patsy-7,31,86,89,94, 95,98,102,106,108,109,127 Dry, Charles-136 Duerksen, Larry-142 Dugger, Carloyn-45,95,102, 104,109,116 Dugger, Mary-139 Dummeyer, Jeannette-47,93, 107,132 Duncan, Dan-136 Duncan, Lynda-44,90,91,92, Evridge, Melvin-142 Eylar, Kenneth-29,136 Eylar, Ronnie--139 -F- Fabiain, Donna-41,136 Fain, Dana--139 Fairchild, Jerrie-105,128 Farmer, Eddie139 Farmer, Francis-105,117 Farmer, Nancy-128 Farrell, Sharon-136 Farrell, Sharon--105,117 Farris, Fred-136 Farris, Larry-139 Farrow, Carolyn-41,136 Farrow, Gayla-142 Faulkner, Carol-33,94,95,105, 109,117 Fears, Bill-44,142 Fears, John-44,96,109,117 Ferguson, Betty-92,132 Ferguson, Carol-26,136 Ferguson, Glenda-136 Ferguson, Jerry-128 Ferguson, Roy--136 Fernash, J.-139 Fesler, Jackd59,92,136 Fewkes, Sharon-89,98,108,117 Field, Delia-136 Field, Lynda-4i,92,1o9,i36 Fields, Donna-41,88,92,109, 139 Fields, Lyle+136 Fields, Pat-41,139 Fightmaster, Stephen-106,136 Finch, Charles-41,132 Finch, Juanita-132 Fincher, Vickie+44 Finley, Mike-24,128 Finley, Shirrell--139 Fisher, Carl-136 Fisher Steve-56,57,128 Fisher, Walter-132 Flake, John--142 Flannigan, Mike-89,142 Fleetwood, Barbara-142 Fletcher, Tom-132 Flexner, Paul-139 Flood, Don-41,96 Floyd, Charles-59,136 Floyd, Dennis-136 Floyd, Derrill-136 Floyd, Monte-44,117 Flurry, Carolyn-105 Ford, Judy--139 Ford, Linda-64,92,100,128 103,136 Dunlavy, Lou-105,117 Dunn, Marti-104,127 Dyer, Bob-139 Dyer, Nancy--45,132,144 -g- Early, Ernest-139 Edgin, David-136 Edman, Vance+142 Eggner, John-107,127 Elder, David-139 Elder, Gary-132 Elder, Gay-3,95 Elder, Nancy-128 Ellis, Donny-142 Ellyson, Woneto-139 Ellyson, Waynael 17 Ennis, Carol-142 Epperson, Patty-132 Epperson, Steve-136 Erdman, Jerilyn-29,86,132 Erdmcun, Jim-142 Ericson, Lucetta-108,132 Estell, Stan-41,128 Estes, John-132 Estes, Maxine-91,142 Eubanks, Dell-41,117 Evans, Neil-139 Ford, Larry-117 Foree, Larry-1 17 Foster, Jim--132 Foster, Steve-132 Fowler, Dick-89,97,98,101, 107,1 13,1 17 Fox, Terry-136 Franklin, Ben-56,58,107,128 Franklin, Jeanni-95,105,132 Franklin, Ronnie-128 Frans, Gary-128 Frederick, Beverly-136 Fredimick, Kasey-90 Freed, Gary-139 Freed, Mildred-142 Frey, Nancy-103,139 Frisby, Charlotte?41,139 Frizzell, Sandy-142 Frizzell, Minette-44,92 Fruin, Morcefte-91,92,139 Fry, C.-142 Fry, Linda-142 Fulk, Valerie-41,139 Funk, Stephen- Futtrell, Myrna-105,132 -G- Gadbow, Jean-1 17,128 1 46 Gadbow, Joan- Gardner, Helen-103,139 Gardner, Sue-95,128 Garis, Roy-107,128 Garis, Troy-86,107,128 Ga-rlock, Allen-128 Garlock, Marilyn-132 Garrel, D-139 Gamer, Carole?-89,91,105,108, Garrett, Gale-108,108 Garret, Sharon-98,105,108, 109,128 Gauntt, Cindy-90,103,142 Gausman, Larry-44,1 18 Gausman, Nancy-44,88,92,136 Gay, Beverly-90,142 Gay, Sharon-88,136 Gaynor, Terry-136 Gentry, Beverly-142 Gentry, Pat-46,47,98,104, 105,108,113,118 Gerbrandt, Richard-142 Gibbs, Ann-142 Gibson, Charles-136 Gibson, Judy-136 Giblreath, Virginia-136 Gibson, Linda-41,139 Gilhouse, Rose-128 Gilbert, Rena-41,139 Gilmore, Ann-139 Glass, Lindy-139 Godfrey, Carole-128 Golightly, Bill-142 Golightly, Bob--128 Goodman, Patricia-142 Goodner, Bob-44,96,118 Googner, Gaylf?44,89,93,98, Gorrell, Jo Ann-142 Gottlieb, Harolyn-88,139 Graham, Amilie-136 Graham, Benny-132 Graham, David-128 Graham, Ellen-7,75,89,l18 Graham, Jarene-86,92,93,l28 Graham, Kenneth-80,105,1 18 Gravlin, Judy-142 Gravlin, Su?41,92,132 Gray, Arria-142 Gray, Cameron-88,136 Gray, James-41,132 Gray, Tom-96,109,128 Green, Shirley-139 Greene, Alan-132 Greene, Larry-128 Greenhaw, Cleta-44,91,104,132 Greenhaw, Cleto-140 Gregory, Pamela-89,90,142 Griffith, Kent-128 Griffith, Ronald-41,132 Grimnett, Robert-142 -H- Haase, Carla--95,109,142 Haase, Chris-90 Hadler, Janet-90,142 Hadler, Marcia-136 Haggard, John-118 Hall, David-136 Hall, Donna-88,92,16 Hall, Judith-142 Hall, Norma-95,133 Hallmark, Gloria-86,89,95,98, 102,107,108,109,118 Hallum, Awyn-n4+98,107,133 Hallum, Pat-118 Halverson, Gary--140 Hammond, Veron-140 Hampton, Jimmie-142 Honey, Malcolom-142 Hankins, Lester-133 Hanley, Parchinnia-103,140 Ha-nnabass, Ray-133 Hanson, Paul-107,113,118 Hardaker, Linda-41,137 Holrgg, Terry Ann-91,92,103, Hargrove, John-140 Harkey, Ron-8l,97,128 Harkey, Susie-8,67,71,75,81, 87,91,94,95,118 Harlow, Cindy-92,137 Harmon, Lance--41,128 Harms, Annetta-142 Harp, Dianna-140 Harp, John-97,133 Harrington, Linda-64,65,80,92 100,118 Harris, Charles-137 Harris, Cathy-92,133 Harris, Carolyn-133 Harris, John-142 Harris, Johnny-41,133 Harris Kendra-142 Harris Linda-92,133 Harris, Susie-88,140 Harrison, Dickie-128 Harrison, Tommy-140 Hart, Leonard-140 Hart, Marilyn-64,100 Hartford, Kathleen--90,143 Hash, Jeri-128 Hossard, Beth-133 Hatch, Holly-140 Hatfield, Christia-118 Hows, Jim-24,89,91,96,98,128 Hawthorn, Claire-7,86,95,103, 109,133 Hayden, Marge--118 Hayes, Robert-137 Hayes, Susie-3,8,71,73,80,86, 92,96,9B,100,104,105 Hayes, Jim-41,47,75,104,137 Haywood, Carolyn-109,137 Haywood, Cynthia-143 Head, Bill-56,128 Head, Terry-101,107,128 Heald, Jerry-140 Heatley, Martha, 137 Henderlight, David-143 Henderson, Anne-90,143 Henderson, Beverly-41,140 Henderson, Clifford-143 Henderson, Gene-137 Ham Hom brick, Jean-103,140 ilton, Pat-1 13 Hamilton, Sandra-133 Hamilton, Sherry--27,98,118 Hammonds, Sharron-44,88,90, 109,137 Ham mond, L.-140 Henderson, Joe-41,96,105,113 Henderson, Marilyn-41,881,140 Henderson, Robin-143 Hendricks, Jolene-140 Henley, Jackie-41,137 Henry, Carol-143 Henry, Jackie-140 Henry, 137 Henry, R,-140 Henschke, Edith-132 Henson, Lavita Henson, Norma--128 Henson, Paul-90 Herndon, Linda- Herren, Lavon-133 Herne, Linda-41 Hess, Sara-41,92,140 Hetherington, Don-96 Hewith, Linda-137 Hewitt, Bob-44,143 Hibbard, Nick-133 Hicks, Clovis-137 Hicks, Janet-8,102,104 High, Jack-96 H'ill, Allen-128 Hill, Bobby-143 Judy-44,79,88,90,109, Hill, Jim-128 Hill, Karl-140 Hill, Kathi-93,98,108 Hill, Kay-105,109,133 Hill, Keith-140 Hill Mike-143 Hillier, Gwen-140 Hines, Kenneth- Hines, Gary-44 137 Hee, Jan-41,137 Hobbs, Ann-92,127 Hobbs, Carolyn-143 Hobbs, Jack-133 Hobbs, Phil-86,96 Hodges, Dick-101 Hodges, David-137 Hoff, Carolyn-143 -P.. Hoisington, Sue-95,108 Holcomb, Gael-3,30,48,49,64, 86,87,98,106 Holden-44,137 Holland, Becky-92,108,109,133 Holman, Gene-128 Holmes, Suzanne-108 Holsey, Nancy-106,128 Holt, Jerry- Holt, John-46 Honea, Sharon-89,92,l33 Hopkins, Barbara-140 Horn, David-44,97,133 Horney, L.-140 Horne, Linda-137 Horwitz, Irvin-101,107 Howard, Barbara-105,120 Howard, Jimmy-137 Howard, Robin-143 Howe, Dainno-9O,91,143 Howe, Linda-49,95,108,133 Howell, Bob-41,128 Howell, Sharon-41,140 Hudson, Bob-133 Hudson, Nancy-48,120 Hull, Dick-128 Hulsey, Alice-137 Hulsey, Nancy-105 Hulsey, Ray-41,133 Humphreys, George-143 Humphrey, Ray-143 Hunt, Darlen-137 Hunt Eugenia-90,143 Hunt, Mary-86,93,105,108,128 Hunt, Sherry-86,92,l33 Huntley, Guy-137 Huntley, Nancy-143 Hutchens, Kent-140 Hutson, Larry-140 Hurt, Scotty-86 lmoe, Bobby-143 lnce, Pat-129 lntemann, Linda-64,89,92,98, 108,133 lntemann, Kay-137 lreton, Dwane-137 Irick, Jerri-104,109,133 lrick, Sherri-90,9l,103,143 lson, Dick-140 Ison, Mark--143 -J Jackson, G.-137 Johnston, Tisha-44,67,98,106, 108,120 Jones, Alon-92,140 Jones, Beverly-41,137 Jones, Billy-140 Jones Charles-140 Jones, Gary-133 Jones, Eddie-120 Jones, Fred-120 Jones, Jack-143 Jones, Jimmy-106,140 Jones, John-143 Jones, Judy-120 Jones, Keith-143 Jones, K. Roy-41,89,98,113, 120 Jones, Le Roy-96,137 Jones Martha- Jones, Patricia-92,133 Jones, Robert-133 Jones, Susii-90,140 Jones, Sharon-90,143 Johnson, Tommy-140 Jones, N.-143 Jordan, Ace-143 Jordan, Janet-105,133 Justice, Laurence-41,46,74, 1 13,120 Justice, Paul-41,129 ..K.... Kaiser, Gail-140 Kanaski, S.-143 Keohey, Robert-137 Keel, Ronnie- Keester, Viola-90,95,lO4,108, 120 Keller, Barbara-88,143 Keiley, Barbara-137 Kelsey, Pat-90,137 Kelly, Barbara-140 Kelly, Janet-140 Kelly, Martina-133 Kelly Melvena-133 Kessler, Francene-41,90,103, 140 Kice, Ned-90,97,133 Kice, Susan-90,137 Kile, Sharon-140 King, Aubrey-41,104,137 King, John-137,143 King, Lindo-140 King , Pot-140 Kinnomon, Wayne-113 Kinnamon, Jeanne- Kirley, P.-137 Kirk, Jim-56,101,129 Kirk, Robert-133 Kirkley, Carl-129 Kirkpatrick, Judy-93,106,129 .-Mg.- McAdams, Roger-41.129 McAfee, Roberta-143 McAlister, Kenneth-143 McCarty, Carol-24,30,37,81, M9g,98,1?54,10ig21 c ar , .- McCartty, Kay-105,108,134 McCarty, Mike-92,104,137 McCarty, Paulo--93,129 McConnell, Peggy-95,129 McDonald, Barbara-137 McDonald, Kenneth-137 McDonald, Mik-143 McDuff, Wanda-121 McElderry, Andrea-98,100,104 106,121 McFadden. Gene--80,121 McFarland, Roberta--41,88,90, 137 McGraw, Tom-41,121 McLain, Georgia-95,134 McLain, Howard-137 McLain, Patricia-44,91,143 McMillan, Blanche-95,105,108 McMurry, Barbara-64,93,100, 109,129 McMurry, Doug- McNutt, John-143 McPherson, Buck-137 Mcgyiary, Sandra-26,137 Mc hirter, Ginger-90,91,103, 143 McWhirter, Debbie-92,103 -M... Maddox, David-129 Mahoney, Johnie-137 Main, Becky-143 Main, Selene-103 Marcus, Robert-137 Marks, Larry-129 Marlar, Cathy-129 Martin, Darlene- Mortin, Lynda-134 Martin, Raymond-143 Martin, Weldon-41 Marshall, Fred-137 Marshall, Roma Sue-89,9O,92, 109,143 Marshall, Ronald-137 Massad, Phyllis-92,129 Massey, David-143 Massey, Jacqueline- Massey, Linda-103 Masterson, Ann-92 Masterson, Conrad-97,134 Mathers, Marvin-121 Matthews, Bobby-134 Matthews, Sandy-59,137 James, David-92,137 Jackson, Jeanne-137 Jackson, Jerry-137 Jackson, Jo Linda-120 Jackson Pat-137 Knippelimer, Karen-41,140 Kowosky, Sandro-44 Krepps, Jane-64 Kuhn, Joe- Kunkel, Sandro-137 Kurlender, Anita-90,137 Kurlender, Ruth-44,143 -L,- Lackey, James-41,96,120 Lacy, Jim-143 LaFleur, Kenneth-104,137 LaFleur, Linda-140 LaGrange, Ronna-90 Land, Mary-105,133 Lancaster, Janice-143 Land, Norma-41,105,137 Land, Som-41 Landrum, Margaret-90,143 Mauldin, Richard-59,80,101, 121 Maxey, David-143 Maxey, K.-143 Meade, Melody-103,143 Meade, Ray-134 Mealer, Dorthy-91,137 Means, Nancy-91,95,108,129 Mee, Pat-143 Meek, Niki-92,104,137 Meeks, Helen-137 Meigs, Bill-134 Meigs, Margret- James, Leroy-129 James, Mary Lou-105,137 Jamieson, Floyd-137 Jaroschewitch, Tanya-140 Joy. Sue-90,98,143 Jefferson, Jerry-133 Jenkins, Betty-120 Jenkins, Max-140 Jennings, Del-41,137 Jennings, Mary-90,140 Jernigan, Jan-7,41,79,137 Jernigan, Mark-56,58,80,107, 120 Johnson, Anne Boyd-29,86,95, 100,129 Johnson, Bill-140 Jol3ir53on, Betsy-64,86,95,100, Johnson, Billy-41,97,133 Johnson, Carole-140 Johnson, Chan-86,108,133 Lands, Sharon-133 Lang, Daniel- Lorgham, Ronald-143 Larimer, Ann-129 Laughlin, Virginia-92,129 Lawrence, Virginia-95,133 Lee, Karen-41 Lee, Kent-101,133 Lee, Linda-121 Lennon, Judy-41,105,137 Lentenbrick, Sally-105,133 Lester, Vicki-90,143 Lewis, Margaret-3,915,104,129 Liles, Linda-44 Lindley, Andy-143 Lindley, Ginger-143 Lindley Sue-91,129 Lindsey, Jim-121 Lobdell, Herbie-121 Loftis, Charles-129 Long, Cheryl-90,143 Johnson, Don-137 Johnson, Earl-97,133 Johnson, Janetto-140 Johnson, Jim-133 Johnson, Kay-45,86,90,93,l02, 106,108,109,113.120 Johnson, Madonna-140 Johnson, Patricia Kay-90,140 Johnson, Richard-44,89,91,97, 98,109,129 Johnson, Sharon-91,143 Long, G.-143 Long, Tamara-46,70,95,12l Long, Robert-121 Looney, John-56,57,75,81, 101 ,1 12,121 Lord, Carol-89,95,98,106, 109,133 Lowther, Jann-28,29,49,8O, 86,94,95,l07,12l Love, Vicki-90,92 Low, Gloria-44,103 Mencki, Bill-106,137 Merideth, Judy-92,129 Merrick, Linda-94,95 Miller, Anne-86,105 Miller, Deborah-143 Miller, Lloyd-8O,81,97,l07 Miller, Martha-6,27,29,80,81 , 92,102,121 Miller, Phyllis-44,134 Miller, Ruth-98,105 Milligan, Anita- Milligan, Chester-134 Milligan, Molly-90,143 Millstead, Mike- Millstead, Milton-134 Millsteod, Phillip-137 Minnick, Martha-90,103,143 Miseles, Caroline-137 Mitchell, Edith-92 Mitchell, John-143 Mitchell, Nadele-26,92,106, 109,129 Methven, Donna-137 Mobby, Butch-134 Monchiet, Mary-92,105,109, 137 Moncrief, Roberta-92 Montgomery, Peggy-90 Moody, Ann-137 Moon, Bobby-59,137 Moon, Don-56,134 Moore, Mortho--9O,91,143 Moore, Rose-81,95,129 Morgan, Donna-143 Morgan, Ken-89,98,129 Morris, Harriet-88 109,134 Morris, Janice-137' Morris, Nancy-92,98,108,134 Morrison, Nancy-90,92,103 Morrison, Randy-137 Morrison, Sally Ann-88,90 Morrison, Sharon-92,129 Morrow, Calvin-98,105 Mortinson, Linda-137 Morton, John-143 Moussa, Cynthia-89,92,98,108 109,134 Murphy, Bill-107 Musallum, Naiwo-90,92 ...N- Noify, Nedeh-129 Nash, Susan-41,141 Nayphe, Barbara-108 Nayphe, Bobby-143 Neal, Elaine-143 Neff, Linda-141 Neighbors, Carla-95,134 Nelms, Doug-97,104,129 Nelms, Lu-86 Nettleton, Shirley-141 Newcomb, Ralph-92,103,141 Newcomb, Sammy-91,107,134 Newcomb, Tony-89,99 Newton, Marilyn-92,137 Neuffer, Bob- Neyland, Carolyn-89,98,108, 134 Neyland, Dainn-105,129 Nichols, Galen-143 Nichols, Jim-143 Nichols, Karen-107,137 Nichels, Robert-141 Nieman, Barbara--109 Nix, Ken-141 Nix, Paula-64,137 Noock, lrene-134 Noble, Sharon-90,143 Norris, Janis-109 Northrup, Connie-29,137 Nowlin, Bill-143 Numan, Barbara-134 Nye, Chuck-101,129 Nykl, Johnny-129 Nykl, Joan-143 ...Q- O'Brien, Betty- O'Brien, Shirley-141 O'Dell, David-123 O'Dell, Donny-91,138 O'Donnell, Jim-138 Ogbum, Gary-143 Ogilvie, Becky-29,91,93,107, 108,129 Oliver, Alton-134 Oller, Gene-129 Olson, Harold-141 Olson, John-123 Organ, Roy-96,123 Orndorff, Robert-107,143 Owens, Robert-138 Pagonis, Nick-41,823,138 Pagonis, Miki-106 Pohlke, Gisela-93,129 Pallady, Steve-41,98,134 Pannell, P.-138 Paramore, G.-143 Park, John-97,101,104,129 Porkhurst, Guy-24,30,89,96, 98,102,104,129 Parr, Mike-124 Patchen, J.-143 Patterson, M,-143 Payne, D.-141 Payne, D.-143 Payne, Jaci-129 Payne, Vickie--41,138 Pazoureck, J.-144 Peak, Bill-130 Pearce, Carolyn-89,91,95,98, 104,108,130 Pemberton, Marselle-88,144 Pena,-R,-144 Pendleton, Sue-29,41,138 Perkins, R.-144 Perry, Chariclyn-41,138 Perry, R.-141 Bill 105 Phillips - Phillips, Bob-134 Phillips, Potty-109 Phillips, Steve-41,97,134 Pikers, Shirley-134 Mooney, Kathy-41 Moore Moore Moore Moore: 134 147 , Barbara-137 , Harmona-95,105,143 Harriet-95,108 Howard-56,101,108, Pierpoint, Laura-144 Pitts, David-130 Plant, Sharon-138 Poldrugo, E.-138 Potter, Wanda-91,144 Potts, Marilyn-90,92,109,138 , , Pounds, Evalyn-44,134 Powell, Gayle-130 Prog, Betty-44,90,109,138 Prag, Peggy-29,92,13O Proctor, P.-141 Prohoroff, Linda-141 rohoroff Alice-130 Scholtka, Roland-41,130 Schott, Paula-88,144 Scott, Nan-98,134 Scott, Shelby-130 Scholosky, Doug-135 Scott, Alan-141 tt Ka -44 141 P 1 Protzman, Bob-96,130 Protzmon, Carmen-88,105,138 Puckett, Richard-59,109,138 Puryear, Jon-123 Putney, Putney, Mary-141 Richard-41 -R- SCO , Y , Scott Kay, l1OthJ-144 Scott: Scott, Peggy-94,95,123 Watson- Scudamore, Lois- Seaton, Nancy-97,130 Seward, Chuck-26,96,102,105 109,123 Willing'ham, Jimmy-138 Raba, Marvin-144 Radcliff, Brian-68 Radcliff, Ronnie-107,130 Radcliff, Trisha-144 Rogan, Ron-44 Raiskums, Peter-44,96 Ramsey, Sue-144 Randall, Doug-141 Randell, Kay-130 Rowling, Larry-144 Ray, Tony-138 Reaves, Michael-44,144 Records, Nancy-138 Records, Susan-29,107,134 Redbird, Tony-138 Reed, Hardy-101,130 Reed, Roberta-44,86,89,98, 104,109,130 Reed, Sammy-41,134 Reeves, David-88,144 Reeves, Judy-90,92,138 Reynolds, Peter-144 Reynolds, Sally-86,92,93,134 Rhodes, Betty-103,106 Rhodes, Beverly-14,141 Richards, Joe-141 Ricks, Linda-95,130 Riddle, Clydeane-103,141 Riddle, James-134 Riddle, Sandie-88,9O,92,138 Rikli, Mike-141 Shaddin, Merrole-138 Shadid, Jerry-41,130 Shannonhouse, Joe-141 Sharp, Ann-124 Shaw, Don-141 Sheppard, Gail-138 Sherman, Ma-ry-29,95,124 Shields, S,-144 Shipley, Jim-144 Short, Ed-141 Short, Marie-130 Siemons, E.-141 Silvernoil, lris-41,109,134 Stoehr, Arden-96,130 Stoll, John-141 Stone, Beverly-130 Stone, Dickey-135 Stone, Jim-144 Stone, Susan-91,98,107,135 Story, George-141 Stout, Jim-144 Hola-93 130 Stout, , Stubbs, Warren-101,107,130 Suhre, Sherri-90,138 Sullivant, Alice-6,29,94,95, 102,124 Sviestiens, Al-96,135 Swaim, John-44,97,135 Szokas, Dwight-144 ..1'.. Talkington, Carolyn-138 Talkington, Jimmy-141 Tonner, Bob-91,92,103,141 Tote, Orville-141 Watson, Carol-41,141 Watson, Paula-41,91,138 Watts, Tony-141 Wayland, Sue-88,138 Weaver, David-144 Webb, Judy-95,125 Wehba, Dennis-47,56,107,135 Weisman, Lammy-141 Weisman, Mike-90,144 Wiess, Tom-131 Welborn, Susan-104,108,135 West, Barbara-44,131 Thompkins, Charles-88,872,138 Ringer, Charlene-130 Ringer, Phil-106 Riedel, Kaye-141 Riedar, Mikell-44,103,141 Ringo, Lynda-138 Ringer, Phillip-138 Ripley, David-141 Robbins, Gene-144 Roberts, Cynthia-44,141 Roberts, Jimmie-97,134 -U... Roberts, Randy-44,144 Robinson, Joe-41,138 Robinson, Karen-130 Robinson, Linda-64 Robinson, Malcolm-89,96,98, 102,104,109,130 Robbins, Russell-138 Rodcoy, Micheal-134 Roddenberry, S.-141 Roe, Mary-134 Roe, Ronald-138 Roetker, Andrew-130 Roether, Larry-59,138 Rone, Linda-144 Rose, Billie-144 Rose, Dole-96,134 Ross, Bob-123 Rouner, Jerry-123 Row, Steve-144 Rowles, To-m-29,123 Roysden, Bobbie-92,108,134 Ruble, Mary-90,144 Rumker, Janet-41,138 Silvester, Eve-134 Simpson, Bill-130 Simpson, Harry-141 Simpson, H.-144 Simpson, Jimmy-141 Simpson John-44,92 simpsonf vera Neil-24,124 Sinclair, Edward-41,134 Sink, Equita-134 herr 141 Sink, S y- Skaggs, Dwight-134 Skala, Violet-124 Skogan, Diane-130 Slaten, Weymen-144 Slater, Bobby-135 Slater, Barbara-64,104,138 Slater, Kathy-124 Slaton, Carolyn-130 Sleeper, Claire-44,92,141 Smith, Carolyn-89,95,108,13O Smith, Carl-144 Smith, Diane-92,103,141 Smith, Eddy-144 Smith, Gerald-141 Smith, Hal-144 Smith, John-41,144 Smith, Janet-105,124 Smith, Jerry- Smith, Joe-124 Smith, John-135 Smighd Nancy-91,95,106,108, Smith, Tom-135 Smith, Terry-103,141 Smith, Willard-138 Smoat, Dwight-135 Taylor, Charles-896,104,125 Taylor, Elvia-107,130 Taylor, Gary-41,138 Taylor, Jeff-138 Taylor, LaDonna-144 Taylor, Linda-144 Taylor, Richard-135 Taylor, Sammy-141 Taylor, Yvonne-144 Teague, Tony-144 Teall, Bob-135 Terry, Bonnie-144 Tester, Eugene-138 Tedder, Marvin- Thein, Jean-135 Thilboult, P.-144 Thomas, Alex-86,101,125 Thomas, G.-144 Thomas, C.- Thomas, Eddy-131 Thomas, Maralynne-44,141 Thomas, Linda-138 Thomas, Paul-138 Thomas Sammy-135 Thomasl Larry-56,135 West, Danny-44,138 Weitelman, M.-144 White, Bobby-41,135 White, John-144 White, Karen-135 White, Leslie-141 White, Reggie-144 Whitlow, Jerry-135 VVhittacre, Ronald-138 Wickberg, James-44,144 Wiggins, Wayne-144 Wilbourn, John-144 Wiley, RaDonna-29,49,107, 135 Wilkerso Wilkerso n, Bonita-135 n, Joyce-88,144 Williams, Becky-103,141 Williams, Carolyn-144 Williams, John-135 Williams, Sharon-92,138 Williams Williams , Sue-44,138 , Thomas-56,107,135 Williams, Wanda-141 Thompson, Elaine-105,138 Thompson, Karen-141 Thompson, Temple-144 Thurber, James-131 Tiemeyer, David-44,141 Willis, Darryl-131 Wills, Eileen-105,131 Wilson, Bene--95,108,131 Wilson, Jayne-141 Wilson, Max-81,96,101,125 Snarr, Betty Lou-89,130 Snell, Nancy-9O,92,141 Snider, Judy-106,108,135 Snider, Sue-90,140,144 Snow, Ronda-130 Snow, R.-141 Snyder, Bob-141 Snyder, Jim-138 Snyder, Valerie-91,92,105, 109,138 Socher, Jerry-138 Sokolosky, Doug-96 Sorick, Janic-98,124 Sorick, Jimmy-135 Spears, Jane-144 Spivey, Pat-144 Tiemeyer, Esther-91 Tiemeyer, Maxine-64,571,135 Toahty, Mary-144 Todd, Doug-56,131 Torrance, Carolyn-141 Torrance, Sharon-144 Towe, Joan-135 Tracey, Tredenn Tredenn Bill-135 ick, Harry-144 ick, Kasie-141 Tuclier, John-26,86,98,104, Tuma, John-131 Turner, Elouise-95,106,131 Turpin, David-106,109,125 Wilson, Troy-7,59,138 Wiltshire, Maizie-86,95,135 Wiltshire, Noble-109 Windes, Pattie-41,9O,91,138 Windes, Vina-29,91,95,98, 104,105,108,125 Winford, Linda-138 Winfrey, Jerry-141 Rucker, Vickie-144 Ruland, Ronnie-123 Rupe, Larry-144 Ruscha Russell, , Paul-96,130 'Alice-105,130 Russell, June-130 Russell, Karen-144 Spencer, Davis-135 Spencer, Jerry-138 Spencer, Sandi-95,107,130 Sprague, Harold-103,141 Stack, Phil-144 Staeheli, David-138 Stafford, Ann-44,92,103,141 Stalling, Gordon-89,97,135 Stama tis, Dean-59,138 Stamatis, Johnny-56,74,81, 92,101 ,107,124 Upiohn, Carol-105,135 Upjohn, Judy-131 Underwood, Cloyce-56,135 -V... VanBibber, Jerry-125 Von Horn, Gordon-101,107, 131 Vassile, Phillip-138 Vaughn, Jeanie-64,100,131 Vestal, Buddy-44,89,102,144 Vestal, Ouida-86,89,95,98, 102,105,108,109,113,125 Vick, Bobby-144 Vincent, Mike-44,144 Vincher, V.-144 VonRissin, Donna Lynn-90,144 -w.. Winkleman, Kenneth- Winler, Patti-141 Winston, M.-138 Winston, Marilyn-91,141 Wire, David-131 Wolfe, Sharon-138 Woodruff, Walene-88,92,138 Woodward, Vicki-41 Wood, Norman-141 Woodley, A.-141 Woods, Chris-64,95,100,131 Woods, Jim-141 Woods, Robert-141 Woody, Sherman-47,125 Woolbright, Dick-41,131,135 Wooten, Jerry-89,104,138 Workman, Lynn-144 Worsely, James-138 Wotring, Edna-41,88,90,92,138 Wotring, Jane-131 Walker Russell, Mary Margaret-64, 100,123 Rust, Sharon-144 ..5- Saar, Maelena-86,98,105,123 Soar, Moretta-134 Sage, Sally-28,29,95,123 Salathiel, Jane-41,134 Salyer, Martha-144 Samera, Andria-90,144 Samera, Esber-56,98,134 Samuels, Mary-123 Sanders, Karen-109,138 Sangster, Cindy-138 Savely, Penny-92,103,141 Scannell, Pot-134 Scaninell, Mike- Scales, Freda-44,134 Schenk, Terry-141 Schiel, Sheila-90 Schulman, Sandy-144 Schuneman, Louis-138 Scholtka, Margaret-105,134 Stanridge, Carolyn-41,105,138 Stdrgley, Eliot-8,81,86,87,98, Stanley, Genie-98,107,135 Stedium, Pat-138 Steeds, Marshall-109,130 Stepanou, Jimmie-141 Stephens, Donna-124 Stephens, G.-144 Stephenson, Mary-44 Stavens, Cloa-141 Stevenson, Charmague-141 Stewart, Charles-138 Stewart, Charlette-90,141 Stewart, Marilyn-93,98,108, 113,124 Stewart, Sue-29,95,102,130 Stillwell, Judy-138 Stokers, Richard-144 Stockwell, Nancy-124 148 Wage, Judy-135 Waggoner, Fred-144 Wagner, Sharon Kay-135 Wagner, T.-144 Walcher, LeRoy- Walker, Charles-141 Walker, Johnny-141 Walker, Karen-41,141 Walker, Linda-141 Walker, Lonnie- Wright, Bob-96,105 Wright, Jerry-138 Wright, Martha-41,138 Wright, Tedene-138 Wynn, Al-86,96,113,125 -Y- Yanik, Allen-144 Yoakum, Barbara-141 144 Robert-138 138 Walker, Stanley- Wallace, Janet-73,81,95,l25 Wallace, John-97,107,135 Walls, Barbara-131 Walls, Rogar-138 Walters, Cynthia-90,144 Walton, Joyce-107,131 Ward, Larry-59,138 Waters, Gary-144 Yoes, Tommy-141 Yoes, Vicki-44,92,135 York, C. A.-141 Young, Carey-144 Young, Lester-141 -1-. Zinn, Chris-131