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

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Sandie Riddle Zyfrssociate Editor-- --------- Jim Worsley ,Z OT Wg W Bus1ness Manager Selene Ma1n Photographer Ed Chechovsky cv ' - -' ----- ' ' ' ' iQ Staff Advisor ---.. ...- M rs. Sibyl Tin-.ner V staff Member D1anne Barker Kay Carothers Steve Chrlders, QW Z P Lynda Dun an Tom Harms Sue Harms Terry Ha1rf1eld, Parchmnla Hanley Llnda Home Carolyn McCracken Ann 0 S: , s v l I Q C I . ' . . . . L, cy l J , a ' ' 50 Q' ,V Moody, Clydeane Riddle, sue Wayland. .V QW' 9f7' S WWW if X 3 Q- '- -fc 1' if ff W S , ' ,ff sf fff' Z: tt. f 1 : :-,:at ,' :i' -W:-'f? : 15253 :: El i H-iii-Ewa: GTM? A, Q mi F' .QM s no AL.A iixwsx New Y W' K . 1 'A ,, L' ' Q 7' ,,, E. 5' ' 3:.,1rig ,lyk ',,sgs,...P!s..7: ,1,2l.ffr.s, ' ' , is- fswtr- -,wwtesvn-:aim we aa-- ' Y' ' ' WJ if f. - af' :a si a . , . - ,, 1, f ,1 A f .f ff ..-it .gms ' : rs. - 1 a -, . - 4 zz Y 1. Tuff - Vw ? ., l '1'Wfr1fS'i25E? - si? 5 1 is ' ' is ,y t n 1 y it t lt of J . f fy f f f A X ' . .- .' ' elf 'h ' f h 1 ' '1'. 2 , ' 1 A . K , LQ,W , F ' tj. , . M - 1 - .-,- . ,L,. , ,i-, -i ' L','Q -'-. ' -,i LL,.. ff ' 5- Q f .K ty, 5.1, ., X ws, . - ,Q m ,, FORE W ORD so N . 1. .,V., f Q fe. That wonderful year, 1961-1962 is now another part of Comet history. , r oor In your Orbit, the staff has tried to accurately sg, ,14,.a': of QRM. dawn If . unfold the events of the past year. We have at- tempted to reflect the work and the fun, the honors we won, the games we played and the studying we did. For the seniors of '62, the door is being closed, not only on one year, but on a memorable phase of life. We of the staff feel that Classen has prepared her seniors for what lies ahead. For this reason, we pay special tribute to an outstanding faculty. Backed by capable administrators and a strong PTA, they have worked with the student body to make this a wonderful and memorable year. ...ff ff? - jigs: tw., 2 'f-Q... 'hs s. A' is wi 3 sl A ' ,rf -r 34' VN ., W. Q - ,jk ag. ' IIN : , Q E , -if 1 gm! if s,..s, 1 1 Hu I 25 I .wg-LwhN '.c ,J aw, K . ...+ W? if iz ii 5,2 5 4? as Q' X , gl if L3 c 4 L g i 31 11 W 'I ,, 4 Q- Q A, z, Qt f gmgfd dl' if 'fw f nl' , we '? J! WMQ Q milwf QWWMQ. W8 5 ,, + Wqwqjppgib , 3 f MQW fl' JM Qfaffjfibw 5QWW W M 0 1 fW+ W ,QM W W mfwjfffvfi gfffjfwqlyw M if of CJQWMZWWWZW The Board ofEducation, headed by Dr. Jack F. Parker is dedicated to raising the standards of education through- out the city school system. The Board provides assistance for teachers through work shops and other specialprograms. Members make all ma jor decisions and strive constantly to improve educational methods and procedures. Dr. Parker is serving his first year as Superintendent of Schools. Heis one of the youngest men in the country to hold such a responsible position. MR. J. GARWIN FLEMING was graduated from Okla- homa State University and holds a Master's Degree from that university. He has endeared himself to the student body, and to the staff and patrons of Classen High School by his kind- ness and understanding. No problem is too small or too great to be taken to him for counsel and assistance. His many good qualities make us. the student body, respect and love him. MR. AD ACERS is completing his third year as vice principal of Classen High School. He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University and received a Master of Music Education Degree from that university. Mr. Acers handles attendance records and discipline problems along with numerous other responsibilities in an effort to keep the school operating smoothly and efficiently. COMETS' ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF MRS, MARIE WRIGHT MRS, BEATRICE BUSBY MRS, MADELINE ELLSWORTH MRS, RACHELLE STEPHENS Secretary to the Financial Secretary Attendance Clerk Registrar Principal 7 MISS FREDA O'NEAL MR, JAMES PETREE MRS, LAPRELLE STONE BS, Southwestern State BA, Central State AB, Mary Hardin-Baylor Grades 9 and 10 M Ed, OU Grades 11 and 12 Grades 7 and 8 COUNSELORS CHART COMETS' COUR E C1assen's counselors assist every student through a guidance program which includes various testing de- vices. They not only give the student suggestions and advice during theschool year, but they help hirri plan his college or business career according to his capabilities. COMET BROWSE, REPOSE Classen is fortunate in having Miss Unferth as librarian. Many Classenites have been helped through the kind and courteous aid offered by Miss Unferth and her assistants. Our library is a pleasant place to study as the newly-installed air- conditioning units offer the student a cool, comfortable retreat from the hustling crowds in the halls and rooms. The library has been further improved this year by the addition ofa fine collection of paintings representing King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Miss Unferth is aided by Miss Amy Sparks and a staff of student librarians. Mrs. Greer and her aides maintain the clinic for the use of any student or teacher who is ill. Professional assistanceis often required during the school day, and Mrs. Greer is always ready to give that assistance. MISS ETALEA UNFERTH MISS AMY SPARKS MRS, BERNIS GREER BS, Texas Wesleyan College BA, OU RN, Mercy Hospital M Ed, OU MA, OU Laredo, Texas uw-1 u f-A f -Mfwsw M- -can 1 2 W '- si CLASSEN LIFE staff: lst row, Jan Brown, Jody Barnes, 2nd row, Beverly Hender- son, Donna VonRissen, Judy Gravlin, Cynthia Haywood, Linda Jackson, Pen- ny Savely, Lynn McKinnon: 3rd row, Orville Tate, Jean Hambrick, Martha Copeland, Becky Main, Andrea Samara, Dianne Barker, Roberta Moncrief, Nancy Huntley. CGMET JOURNALISTS The CLASSEN LIFE staff, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Kraemer, is headed by Kay Simmons as editor. Karen Nichols assists her and Gary Melton is sports editor. Linda Walker is advertising manager. Sandie Riddle, ORBIT editor, Jim Worsley, associ- ate editorg Selene Main, business manager: and Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner, sponsor, make important decisions on the 1961-1962 yearbook. Photographers for both groups are Ed Chechovsky, Tom Harris, Steve Childers, and Terry I-lairfield, Karen Nichols, Kay Simmons, Linda Walker, and Gary Melton represent the newspaper staff. Candidates for ORBIT Queen and their escorts are being entertained with a story of the p3St by Sharon Gay. ORBIT staff, lst row, Linda Horne, Susie HarriS,C1ydear1e Riddle, Lynda Duncan, Sandie Riddleg 2nd row, Jim Worsley, Kay Carothers, Parchinnia Hanley, Caro- lyn McCracken, Ann Moody, Sue Way- land, DianneBarkerg 3rd row, Tom Har - ris, Steve Childers, Selene Main, Ed Chechovsky, Terry Hairfield, Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner. N 9 Mr, MRS, MAXINE HANEY MR, TOM HILL MRS, DELLA ROBERTS BS, Central State BS, OU BS, East Central State MS, OU M Ed, OU COMET ORBIT MATHEMATICAL CLASSES In this day of scientific exploration a college-hound stu- dent must have a complete mathematical background. The math department at Classen offers more than adequate pre- paration. The math instructors teach a wide variety of courses from General Arithmetic through SMSG courses to Math Anal- ysis. The use of television has been employed to supplement classroom instruction. MR. TRUMAN MILLER Department Head BS, East Central State MR, LONNIE GILLILAND MR- JAMES STARK MRS- 155515 GHERE BS Central stare AB, Bethany Nazarene BS, OSU M,Ed OU Algebra classes learn the terms of symbols and definite rules for the unknown. Mr. Stark is giving individual help to one of the stu- dents in his junior high math class. 'It ain't funnyf Math, that is--these students seem to be in mourning. Mrs. Roberts is explaining a theorum to this Plane Geometry class. 11 'fir as Mrs. Schoch's Physiology class is learning about the functions and vital processes of living organisms. ham, i P I it Va me MR, PHILIP PHILLIPS Department Head BA, Phillips University M Ed, OU MRS, ISABELLE SCHOCH BS, Uni. of Michigan - it -5, fe1s:.:.- , i--. ' I 2 5, -1+-jLE?ffQE, gs ,Lg if 'ii' --5: g m ' 362 :fait . -as W I Science students are very busy. Mrs. Frosch Qi . 'fl N Q I is the only one who has time to take a look 'aft . , V P at the camera. is .t ,1wmI2M?,,n:,1 ,Els L f .. - 4 K . - P , ' . P , ' - 5 ,ist ififsis ' I ,L I P ff E L . . ., -. t T fi! . , .I I 3 ' it P t X , A 7 V I I :jg 55 -' A ,Q , ,:.' E by L ,Q E H - ,gs l N No doubt Mr. Phillips and these chemistry . ' L ,t.- I . s t students are amused. Could it be at the ' I s is pense of the cameraman??'?? :aw N . 1 L. X, ., ,. .ergwqr . sr, 'A I ...e ll X 1 ' A t. , .s f lf Q 5: 5 sh , 5 AWGN 1 5:54. tsisfpsk' P K 3 ex-X , :-- Pk 6 F S, S , Z 3 , s . M X! X 2 , 1 t l 'fl X t E 2, 3 1 2 'T I Ns , . is Qi E t f s 'I fflsshf 1 'is Mr. Mills and his students seem to be in a state of deep thought about the matters at hand. Biology is a graduation requirement. COMET PURSUE SCIENTIFIC EXPLUITS Science today is a must as with science we are able to un- derstand such things as the differencesbetween day and night, living and non- living things, etc. With the advance of the atom, space travel, and missiles, man requires science to un- derstand some of his works. Each year the science students endeavor to bring honors to Classen through the Science Fair. I Science courses offered at Classen are Biology, Chemisuy, This rhird hgur Physics eiass is either very dgep in General Science, Geology, Physical Science, Physics, and gl-roughger perhaps the teacher has just informed them Physiology. Mr. Fleet doubles as a science and math teacher. gf 3 ferrheer-ning rest, MR, JOHN C, MILLS MRS, DOROTHY FROSCH MR, DON FLEET BS, OSU BS, Central State BA, OCU I3 MISS LORENA MILAM MR. TOM HENRY MR. JOEL SIMS Department Head Department Head BS. Central State BA, Central State BS, OU MA, OU Mr. Henry teaches juniors Amer- ican History, which is required for graduation. Reports from seniors say the World History classes are great, In re- ality, they do more studying than the picture at the right indicates. 14 ,ill COMETS BLAZE HISTORIC AL TRAIL S The history and social studies department is staffed by the seven teachers pictured here. For a history ma- jor, a student may choose from Oklahoma History, Governmentand Economics, American History, World History, and the combined course of Psychology and Sociology. This gives an excellent background for students who wish to go deeper into the study of his- tory after graduation. MR, PHILLIP DALKE MRS, ESTELLA STINSON MR. DARRELL MILLIRON BS, Central State BA, Central State BS. Southwestern State MR, M. I. TAYLOR AA, Miltonvale Wesleyan AB, Bethany Nazarene MT, Central State Junior high students receive their share of history in seventh grade Geography classes Q lower left Q, eighth grade American History classes, and ninth grade Oklahoma History classes. Oklahoma History is required for graduation from any Oklahoma school. The teacher of the eighth grade class pictured above is either offer- ing some vital information or tellirg a joke. The glob on the left is the globe. 15 ENGLISH RBLGOD, WE T, D TE RS MISS MARY NEEL Department Head BS- Northwestern University MA- Northwestern University MISS LORRAINE BELL MRS. JOYCE CORDUM BA- OBU BA- Austin Peay College MA- George Peabody Clarksville, Tennessee College Failing to understand dangling participles, the teacher has made a difficultassignment. This class is dangling over the study of participles. MRS. SIBYL TILSNER BA-Central State College MRS. VIVIAN LANIER BS- Sam Houston College Huntsville, Texas Tommy Adler and Mary Bird explain the art of diagraming to their fellow eighth grade class members. MRS. RUTH KRAEMER BA, ou MRS, ROENA sM1TH BA, ocU. Creative writing is a challenge for fresh- man English classes, Here Mrs, Lanier is helping some of her students, .....,---A T? Q f . fb sl' . , ...imaw , Q Acting out one -act plays adds a variety to an English class. These students are pre- paring for action. www-3' As the world gets smaller in this jet age and the peoples of every country become close neighbors, it becomes more and more important to understand and speak fluently the languages of other countries. Students at Classen have the opportunity of taking at least one of three foreign languages, Four years of Latin are offered, and two years of French and Spanish. Miss Ruth Snell is Latin teacher, Mrs. Linda Harris teaches French, and Spanish students are taught by Mrs. Ann Fowler and Mrs. Sonia Lombardo. Mrs. Lombardo's students are exceptionally lucky because she is from Puerto Rico and can give them the benefit of native speech. MISS RUTH SNELL MRS, ANN FOWLER AB, OU BA, West Texas State Department Head MA, New Mexico Highlands PARLE T, LOQUENTUR 5 1 Q i 3 Mrs. Fowler is shown at left operating the language lab, which is the newest method of teaching foreign lan- guages. She listens as her students fbelowj repeat words and phrases through microphones. This method of teach- ing has been found to be effective in developing good speech habits. These students are studying French'???'?? MRS, LINDA HARRIS MRS, SONIA LOMBARDO AB, OCU BA, Univ. of Puerto Rico MA, OU The language lab is fascinating, but so is lunch time to these French students. The photographer ran a close race with the bell- ringer to snap the picture on the right. Omnia Gallia est divisa in tres partes-- 'N .nil -Q 3 S 3 t 5 5341 -Hdi iicgias. BONNIE DESSAUER BA OU Department Head C75 E ig s gy fag METS DI PLAY mtg? assist Our Speech Department is an example of the fine teaching staff and bright students that can be found at Classen High School. The debate, speech, and drama students have won many awards in the city and state. Classen's speech department is one to be proud of because of the two fine teachers we have in this department, Mrs. Dessauer and Mr. Sallee, Debate is Mrs. Dessauer's main subject and Mr, Salee's interests lie in drama. Both teachers instruct in speech classes. gigs SPE KI GTALE TS This is an example of a daily routine inthe debate class: Mrs. Dessauer explaining the errors in each student's speech. Although John Harris appears to be watching the birdie instead of listening to Mrs. Dessauer, he and the other debaters appreciate all the guidance and aid she gives them. Come on, statistics can't be that funny! 20 Wt, -43 To coin Shakespeare's immortal phrase TO bC0r DOI IO be, this could be or could not be one of Classen's drama classes. As the picture shows, this could be comedyg however, to call this comedy would not be appreciated by these hard-working drama students. Perhaps this is one of their lighter moments. MR, JIM SALLEE BA, East Central State it is the Advanced Debate class. Perhaps Suzanne Nevertheless, the girl facing the camera and the back- room boys are more interested in getting into the picture. 2. Zlwhki .13 2 1 By the empty desks this could be recessg however, Dessauer is giving the answer to the 2564, O00 question. First hour students seem to be very busy showing off their artistic ability. Patti Winkler, Susie Jones, and Brian Radcliff are receiving constructive criticism. MISS ELOISE WEILAND Department Head BA, California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California MRS, PAT MERCHANT BFA, ou 22 These art students are having fun making poodles COMET DEVELOP ARTISTIC ABILITY Perhaps one of the most thankless jobs is handled by Miss Weiland and Mrs. Merchant of the Art department. Whenever aposter is required it is usually made by the art students. Large displays that some proud art student has done are always seen in the show cases. , Other art classes offered are Commercial Art and Fashion Design. MR, HARRY FURLONG BIA, OCU Collin Farrell, Ron Nazelrod, and Tommy Fletcher are making connections on the new COMETS COMETS CHASE ELECTRGNS AND PROTONS Take a look around and see how much we depend on electronics In fact, we might go as far as to say that our lives are governed by electronics. ...v - . 1 'L un.. 5 Q E DEAVOR TO MISS.. As this is now a country on wheels, Driver,Education plays an important role in the student's life by teaching him the rudiments of safety, as well as how not to drive an auto- mobile. Y l fu it MR, BILL JONES 55, Northeastern Don Williams, Bill Spangler, and Charley Ward State Cgllegg are learning the fundamentals of good driving. MS, OSU 23 CALISTHENIC S CONDITIO COMETS MR. HARVEY TEDFORD Department Head BS, Southwestern State M Ed, OU MR JOHN HAWTHORN BA, OCU M Ed, OU A vigorous Physica1Education program is necessary to develop strong bodies--and to run interference in the halls. The large man in the large shorts is Mr. Tedford. Trying out for the Olympics, boys? Besides learning the importance of phys- ical fitness, Comets learn how to act within a group. Sportsmanshipis stressed in all Phys- ical Education classes. Volleyball, swimming, baseball, and basketball are some of the activities in which they participate, and they learn the funda- mentals of motor skills. Miss Dean's Modern Dance class learns motor skills. These girls are often asked to dance for various organizations. Jan Brown, Nancy Atkins, Kathy Bir- mingham, and Marsha Klaffke are dem- onstrating their art. MRS. R. L. HOOVER Department Head MISS KAREN DEAN BS, Central State College BA, Mills College, Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Hoover demon to her third hour class. strates techniques of playing volleyball 25 MISS MARY BRUCHER Department Head BS, Southeast Missouri State College MS, Colorado State University COMETS EXCEL AS GOURMET A D STYLIST The Foods instructor, Mrs, Ethel Preble, teaches her students the basic functions of all foodstuffs. They learn whatcooking methods will retain the beneficial qualities, and how they are properly balanced to form a nourishing diet, They also learn how to prepare foods with the least possible waste and how to save steps in cooking. Clothing, taught by Miss Mary Brucher, is another course of Home Economics offered at Classen. A girl is :aught plain sewing and mending atfirst, and then extends into every phase of the selection, manufacture, and care of clothing. She must be able tojudge textiles, leathers, furs, felts, and other materials to get the best possible values. Sewing teaches her how to get the best out of A little help from Miss Brucher goes a long way as Marilyn Story is finding out. 26 clothes because clothes make the woman, Are these students really enjoying sewing or has Peggy Johnson cracked a joke? MRS. BERNICE B. HIBBERT y AB, East Central State ,mg f M Ed, OU T S MRS. ETHEL PREBLE BS, OU M Ed, OU Mrs, Hibbert's second hour class seems to be very interested in the subject of home -management, Planned spending of the family income is an important phase of the Family Life course taught by Mrs. Bernice Hibbert. The students figure out what percentage of the money should be spent for food, clothing, shelter, and for all other things necessary to well-rounded family life. The class is a twelve weeks' course rotated with cooking and sewing for seventh grade stu- dents. Melissa Lawson, Susan Peters, Patlohnson, and Candice Mary Ann Thompson, Mary Wolf, Cindy Hahn, and Kassack are learning how to set a table attractively and Cheryl Knox are being taught how to prepare a proper how to serve meals properly, meal. 27 MRS. IULIA McPHEETERS BS- Central State Department Head To the student who plans to enter the busi- ness world, Classen offers a variety of courses. Included in the curriculLu'n are Typing, Book- keeping, Shorthand and Transcription, Business English, and special instruction in using numer- ous machines, CAREER- BOU D COMET MRS, FAYE FREIBERGER BS, Central State MC Ed. -OU That old 4:30 feeling hasn't affected these groups of potentials. Maybe they have already had their coffee break. 28 It is difficult to distinguish between the attractive teacher and the attractive students in this Business Math class, C ON UER CALCULATORS l fra! MRS. SUE KERN MRS. DEANNA SHEPARD BS. Central State BS, Central State Office procedure is taught in Mrs. Shepard's General Business class. ff? 'vw The Business Machines class of- fers instruction in operating adding machines, calculators, ditto ma- chines, posting and billing ma- chines, and other up- to-date equip- ment, Industry--here we come! 29 MR. TROY MILBURN MR. CHESTER REEVES MR. MELTON JONES Department Head BS, OSU BS, OSU BS, Central State MT, Central State MS, OSU In the Woodwork and Metalwork classes many beautiful and decorative furnishings have been made by students. This work is on display at school each year. Metalwork is taught by Mr. Jones, and Woodwork is taught by Mr. Milburn, who is also instructor of Psychology, Not only will you find boys enrolled in Mr. Reeves' Mechanical Drawing classes, but the course has attracted a number of girls. COMET S CREATE MR. JAMES BURK B Music, OCU M Music Ed. , OU MR. ED WIN K ELLER MRS. ROSE MARIE CROWE BA, OCU B Music, OCU M Music, OU 'Ww MR. JOHN HOLT BA, Music MUSIC NET HO OR Pictured at the left is the foun- dation of the orchesua, the bass section. Lower, C1assen's band is not only good sitting down, but marching as well, Rain, hail, sleet, or snow, the band must march! In addition to Fine choirs, glee clubs, orchestras, and bands, Classen boasts a tradition of outstanding musical comedy performances, Northeastern Stare MA, Music Ed. , OU Department Head HPAJAMA E After weeks of strenuous rehearsal beginning the first of September, the curtain finally rose on the Comet songbirds' production of The Pajama Game , October 24, 1961, Terry Schenk, junior, played the lead in astory of pajama factory workers on strike. Sandie Riddle, Jack Henley, Harriet Morris, Richard Puckett and Patti Windes fall seniorsj played the other principal roles. Credit where credit is due goes to Mr. Holt for his fine direction, to Mr. Keller and his outstanding orchestra, to Mrs. Crowe for all the hours she spent at the piano bench during rehearsals, and to Marsha Klaffke and Jan Brown for their choreography. After three top performances, the curtain closed on what has been said to be the finest show produced at Classen in the series of six. The Pajama Game Is the game we're in, And we're proud to be In the Pajama Game, fWe love itlj We can hardly wait To wake and get to work At eight. Nothing's quite the same As the Pajama Game! Married life is lots of fun, Two can sleep as cheap as one. r . A sf, E , , E g X f ' ., 'sf f W Q sf f .rr ,wr Ve Q r Everybody in this industry has a 7 1!2gt raise but US! 'This is our once a year day. . . Everyone's entitled to be wild, be a child, be a goof, raise the roof, Once a Year! y 3 3 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, FIRST ROW: L. Iohnson, D. Field, M. Ingram, H. Morris, L. Field, R. MacFarland, K. Brimingham, M. Decker, I. Silvernail, J. Barnes, L. Hardaker, G. Cooper, F. Kessler, S. Riddle, S. Nettle- ton. SECOND ROW: H. Moore, M. Copeland, N. Land, V. Woodward, P. Barrymore, L. Gibson, B. Hobbs, L. Horn, P. Windes, K. Nichols, D. Fabian, T. Payne, K. Colley, M. Purdin, K. Kyser. Aubrey King Sandie Riddle CLASSEN CHOIR HAS 'UNE ew'-b 'Kr GA DQUEEI 34 The Classen Choir, by tradition one of the outstanding choral groups of our state, maintains a full program of activities dur- ing the school year. This program is designed to teach vocal development, social adjustment, and a high standard of per- formance for all types of music. Activities for this group include production of a Broadway musical, a series of Christmas programs, and participation at festivals and contests. Classen is the host school this year. .Tack Henley Tony Redbird Harriet Morris I an Brown THIRD ROW: N. Duncum, B. Morris, S. Schiel, N. Coggins, R. Tate, N. Pagonis, D. Rosenbaum, A. King, D. Payne, L. Fields, J. Hise, D. Hunt, S. Pendleton, J. Brown, J. Jernigan, J. Schultz. FOURTH ROW: C. Williamson, L. Livingston, S. Kelly, L. Boyd, J. Jones, T. Redbird, S. Matthews, J. Henley, D. Randall, T. Schenk, D. Aten, J. Capps, B. Stowe, G. Taylor. BUSY CALE DAR For the Oklahoma City All-School Choral Festival, A part of the Classen Fine Arts Series is presented by the choir each spring. End-of-school activities include a pre-Senior Sermon con- cert, with music chosen by the Seniors from their favorite choral numbers. Outstanding Senior soloists will perform during both the Sermon and Commencement programs. The Choir also planned a series of presentations for a Spring tour. Mr. Holt The Classen Choir can boast of fine leader- ship as well as of fine singing. 1961-62 Officers Areg Donna Field, Treasurer, lris Silvernail, Secretary, Patti Windes, Vice Pres- ident, and Nick Pagonis, President. 1212.253 ' 'J ' 1 5.955 ,- Q. t ..t 0 35 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB , f, ,Mn-... r ROW ONE: M. Newton, A. Moody, N. McCabe, V. Palmer, J. Pederson, J. Williams, L. McKinnon. ROW TWO: M. England, J. Barton, C. O'Neal, I. Baugh, J. Pederson, C. McConnell, L. Glidewell, N. Neil, M. Garriott. ROW THREE: V. Baker, G, Chesser, M. Haley, D. White, P. Ramsey, J. Miseles, S. Kelly, J. Leach, C. Campbell, D. Wilson, M. Dark. ROW FOUR: M. Geiogamah, R. LaGrange, C. Anderson, R. King, P. Pinkerton, S. McMahan, M. Duerksen, B. Main, P. Stanford, J. Hurley, D. Matthews, L. Ray, M. Winston. Q P C5 ,gn s .. c HC R' The resounding voices of Sandy Matthews, Aubrey King, Steve Kelly. and Nick Pagonis thrilled many a female heart in 1962! -erm Warbling close harmony- .Timmy Capps, Kathy Birmingham, Sandie Riddle and Darrel Aten make up the Mixed Quartet of the Classen Choir. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: J. Hartman, D. Jones, P. Ringer, S. Brumfield, E. Neal, accompanist, J. Williams, B. Hill, B. Nayphe, J. Sanders. ROW TWO: F. Waggoner, M. Henry, J. Norton, C. Hudgins, G. Mendenhall, J. Kanaly, K. Santee, L. Kincaid. ROW THREE: B. Herbig, J. Nichols, B. Vawter, S. Hall, D. Reeves, P. Mitchell, T. Paramore, B. Radcliff. ROW POUR: R. Puckett, E. Wieteltnan, D. Downing, J. Stephanou, E. Smith, D. Cantrell, D. Hodges, R. Owens. Charming Donna Field, Roberta Maclzarland, Patti Windes, and Jan Hise blend their voices to produce our female quartet contest entrants. 'IU ICR HIGH GIRL' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE:S.Miller, J'.MacEarland,,T. McClure, L. Loomis, N. Stephenson, L. Peairson, T. Jones, K. Williams, I. Smedley, M. Minden, T. Longest, D. Roach, P. Reeves. ROW TWO: P. O'Brien, K. Morris, S. Moody, C. Smith, S. C-atewood, S. Lanter, M. Hunt, D. Hulsey, J. Earls, K. McCumber, I. Bachle, L. Johnson, J. Baker, V. Keller. ROW THREE: I. Balch, P. McFadden, K. King, R. Morgan, S. Moye, E. Parkhurst, S. Sexton, I. Porter, N. Cottrell, I. Meek, D. Caputto, B. Cullum, K. Kelly, K. Raney, G. Barrett. ROW FOUR: K. Myers, K. Morris, J. Henley, D. Stotts, K. Randolph, P. Northrop, S. Singer, L. Malson, L. Niblett, M. Mencke, B. Thompson, I. Cobb, J. Peters, K. Hawthorn, P. Scott, Z. Hilliard. Mr. Holt coaches one of the accompanists for the choir, Karen Nichols, on his interpre- tation of the Shubert Mass in G. Chosen from the senior high Girls' Glee Club to sing in the girls' sextet are IBD BFOW11, J an Hise, and Harriet Morris Deitra White, PatsyRamsey,StacyLanter, meke UP the girls' UIC for C19-S5611 Vicki Palmer, Janet Williams, and Lynn mls Year- They must h3Ve made the McKinnon, judges beam for joy! 42...-.-.a SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA: ROW ONE: C. Christenberry, L. Duncan, C. Roberts, N. Gausman, M. Rieder. S. Hanimonds, C. Sleeper, D. Tiemeyer. ROW TWO: B. Prag, M. Reeves, P. Miller, D. West, R. Long, S. Tabor, M. Scott, K. Hill, B. Hewitt, C. Contreras, B. Fears, M. Dyer. ROW THREE: S. Shaw, G. Hines, T. Gelino, B. Reeves, K. Hill, A. Dantes, L. Hukill, P. Thibault, L. Mortenson. M. Feistel, I. Woods, A. Hulsey, L. -nr -1 'Y : ,,.Q..L1 -4nr:..-.esaqp-2 JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA: ROW ONE: J. McDonald, M. Dye, K. Moore, J. Boyd, P. Wickberg, M. Contreras, E. Flowers, M. Mayfield. ROW TWO: V. Salsgiver, K. Kueteman, L. Hodges, D. Barker, M. Fightmaster, P. Scott, A. Dantes, F. Whitbeck, D. Moore, J. Taylor, L. Reiman, R. Gower. ROW THREE: F. Graves, J. D. Norlin, B. Endsley, D. Gray, D. Barnes, M. Leeper, D. Wayland, G. McCormick, I. Conner, G. Anderson, Pazoureck, M. Weese, B. Woods, B. McDonald, S. Rounds, L. Taylor, G. DeSpain, T. McOuary, T. Adler, S. McCaslin, K. Henderson, D. Maddox. ROW FOUR: P. Green, D. Cozby, A. Flournoy, D. Norlin, B. Endsley, D. Gray, D. Barnes, M. Leeper, D. Wayland, G. McCormick, I. Conner, G. Anderson, H. Edwards, R. Duncum, I. Pitts, I. Brimer, S. Chastain, T. Puckett, S. Taylor, R. Payne. Duerksen, J. Wickberg. ROW FOUR: M. Steffenson, P.McLain, G. low, A. Mohrmann, R. Roberts, B. Battenberg, B. Woods, M. Weese, J. King, J. Gibbs, B. Vick, C. Britton, L. Watkins, S. Blevins, B. Stevenson, M. McDonald, D. Jackson, D. McDaniel, B. Hammonds, R. Britt, A. Stafford. ROW FIVE: S. Taylor, Mr. Keller, K. Price, P. King, J. Blevins. Concertmeister Chris Christenberry and Maestro Edwin Keller discuss their interpretation of the Corelli Christmas Concerto, which the orchestra performed at the Oklahoma City Library concert in December. ORC HE TRA MERIT AC CLAIM Classen's orchestras are full of active and ambitious people. From the tedious work in fundamentals of the intermediate string class, to the precise training in the junior high ensembles and orchestra, and the large performing schedule of the high school orchestra, one can see that Classen has truly earned its reputation for having one of the finest string de- partments in the state. The orchestras have displayed their achievements and talents in contests, concerts on television. and at the library, musical. the Fine ANS 36595, HHCI iD Festivals- Jimmy Barkalow, Robert Small, Jim Henson, Dwane Wasemiller, Charlene Ogilvie, Marilyn Story, Sue Gausman, Carolyn Haggard and Alan White, at the piano, make up Mr. Kelleris Interme- diate Strings class. 39 2 1 nik f lv' HlGH SCHOOL BAND, FRONT ROW: B. McDonald, S. Rounds, L. Mortensen, S. McCas1in, D. Ison, B. Barkalow, R. Long. S. Tabor, M. Scott, K. Hill. ROW TWO: K. Hill, A. Dantes, I. Hampton, J. Swain, L. Woodside, G. DeSpain, M. Feistel, J. Woods, A. Hulsey, L. Duerksen. L. Gray. P. Thibaulr, L. Hukill. S. Britton, P. Brown. Linda Mortensen Sarah Bruton Merrole Shadden Sandra Tabor Qs 5,555 . '.1' 'KE .gi A Ann Stafford , BAND QUEEN d z. D RoY LTY W C 'K I Q l at E ' af ROW THREE: V. Ackerson, M. Shadden. L. King, J. Nottingham, C. Maulding, L. Taylor, J. Gibbs, J. King, B. Vick, C. Britton, B. Sherman, P. Arnold, M. McDonald, L. Watkins,S, Blevins, B. Stevens, M. Weese, B. Woods, B. Battenburg. ROW FOUR: P. King, D. Landes, J. Blevins, D. Jackson, H. Edwards, A. Stafford, Mr. James Burk. TWI DRUM MAJORS LEAD LASSEN'S BAND BUSY SCHEDULE TWIRLERS DRUM MAJ ORS Members of Mr. Burk's illustrious High School Band put in many hours of work both during and after school. They participate at all local football games, in pep assemblies, and prepare music for the Fine Arts Series in May. Outstanding band students earn in- dividual and group honors in state music contests. Classen's stage band, the Stardusters, provides excellent special music for school assemblies and dances. Comet twirlers assist the drum majors in leading the band's marching. Standing are Linda Rone and Martha Scott, sophomores, and Barbara Barkalow, junior. Kneeling is senior Merrole Shadden. Showing off brand-new Luiiforms are Karl Hill and Keith Hill, drum majors. Karl and Keith give the band an undisputed distinc- tion over other city schools. 2 41 5 r S THE STARDUSTER ROW ONE: L. Duerksen, I. Woods, Keith Hill, Karl Hill, A. l-lulsey, M. Feistel, A. Dantes, L. Mortensen. ROW TWO: M. leeper, P. Arnold, B. Sherman, B. Vick, C. Britton, J. Gibbs, I. King, M. McDonald, B, Stevenson, S. Blevins, L. Watkins, Mr. Burk, A. Stafford, D. Jackson. UNI O R HIGH B D . ,, M.,-may mam..- ROW ONE: L. Taylor, G. DeSpain, J. Swaim, L. Woodside, B. McDonald, R. bong. ROW TWO: V. Ackerson, C. Maulding, T. McQuary, G. Brown, T. Adler, P. Cope, D. Emert, T. Taylor, M. Weese, B. Woods, B. Batten- burg, P. Harris, R. Aranda, B. Hard. ROW Tl-HQEE: D. Norlin, D. Cozby, D. Gray, S. Endsley, D. Jackson, H. Edwards, B. Gregory, G. Anderson, J. Conner, L. Watkins, S. Blevins, C. Contreras, D. Wayland, G. Keel, P. Arnold, D. Barnes, M. Leeper. G D .- ROW ONE: P. Scott, A. Dantes, W. Vick, S.Taylor, P. Ricks, S. McCaslin, S. Rounds. ROW TWO: V. McCormick, L. Mann, M. Binns, J. Hite, D. Dunham, R. Way, R. Hooker, L. Blair, L. Williams, R. Durall, M. Yancy, D. Rogers. ROW THREE: M. Davis, D. Dunagin, C. Watkins, D. Van Fleet, G. Harris, B. Howard, I. Duggan, R. Smithson, R. Cook, L..-I-OHIC, R. Croy, S. Blair, J. Buford, S. Cherry, D. Gibson, T. Reagan. CAFETERI CATERS TO Cafeteria, FIRST ROW, Mrs. Ponsor, McHan, Mrs. Carnes, Mrs. Hubbard, Gain, Mrs. hee, Mrs. Witherspoon. Tackett, Mrs. Harris. SECOND ROW, Thornton, Mrs. Matthew, Mrs. Koberg. Roe, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Smithenson, Witten. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Classen is forttuiate in having this fine staff of women in our cae teria. They are a gracious, helpful group and try to make the long lines worthwhile. beyond the call. year we are recognizin our custodians, who for man ears have S Y Y unnoticed. We feel that they deserve our thanks for help above CUSTODIANS' BROOMS SWEEP CLE Custodians, FIRST ROW, Virgil Guffin Woodrow Quiten, Charles Harrison, Fred Henry Glen Caudle, William Rich, Lee Arthur. 43 2 T x I fff 'ii I x KQWMZJMM MISS MARY BRUCHER Miss Brucher has taught since 1916 except for one year. During World War I she served with the Food Administration. ln 1920 she began teaching at Central High School, and came to Classen in 1955. Memberships in professional organizations include Kappa Omicron Phi and Delta Kappa Gamma. Miss Brucher devoted herself to 15 years as sponsor of the Junior Red Cross and our successful Red Cross program was due to her leadership. Now she serves as an adult Red Cross chair- man. ln the spring she proudly exhibits her girls' achieve- ments in class at an assembly. Everyone who has been in her class owes her a warm Thank you for instruction in sewing. After this year, she plans to go to Cape Girardeau, Missouri. With Miss Brucher go best wishes from all of the s eniors . Patience Personified SENIORS PAY TRIBUTE TO RETIRING TEACHERS The Belle of the Ball MISS RUTH SNELL Miss Snell began her teaching career at Central High School in 1920 and came to Classen in 1955. Up until this year, she was a senior advisor. Classen students have learned to admire her for her knowledge of Latin, French, and English. She has most graciously given her home for many of the Latin parties and other activities as well. From her teachings have come some of Classen's most outstanding students. Plans after retiring are not definite but she will more than likely go to her resort in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado. So much can be said of this brilliant woman that the seniors can only wish her continued health and happiness in her coming leisure years. The Senior Class elected Tony Crawford, President, ConnieNorth- rop, Secretaryg ,Tack Fesler, Vice- Presidentg and Mike McCarty, Treas- urer. The officers organized such things as the Senior Dance, Senior Breakfast, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement exercises. Representatives of the Senior Class pictured on page 44 are Susan Blinn ,Terry Latta Mary Moncrief SENIOR OFFICERS SW: A D PONSOR The teachers serving as sponsors for the seniors are Mr. Sims, Mrs. Harris, Miss Weiland, Miss Bell, Mrs. Freiberger, and Mr. Phillips. They assisted the Senior Council in making the decisions for the class. X Carry on, sophomore are the instructions given by two of the seniors who have charge of the switchboard in the office. This was to be a picture of Eddie Chechovsky, but he seemed to be the one always taking the picture. College plans are in the minds of these seniors in the library. Here they listen to a representative from Oklahoma University. 48 ,ff Danny O'Del1 is either taking a nap or looking at his dirty tennis shoes. Disgusting, ain't it? '1- .., ,NK if u is-- 'Mm Gary Taylor exhibits what a few extra around the block can do to a wrestling star .Tan Brown and Aubrey King were found guilty of being the Prince and Princess of Friendship. iwgfsgk John Brown doesn't usually spend his birthday in this fashion, but this one was an exception. Donna Field and Donna Fabian hang up one of the many posters used to arouse school spirit during a successful basketball season. At first glance it may look like a fight, but as you observe closely you see it's just the popular twist being done at one of the Student Council mixers. 49 a M... W4 ,l fi K. 3, ,V ,p ,, ,guy all , 2 5 155524. Cast your eyes on these three gorgeous creatures. These are a few of the lucky ones who go out to lunch. One of the money-making projects for the clubs during the year is selling pop corn. is the machine. H characters - Making a quick get-away in order to get back in school in time from lunch are Charles Baird and ,Terry Spencer. 50 , n Are the coke machines empty or are you just ditching yearbook class, Sue? lt's not everyday you can find a girl with her hand in a bucket. I an Brown accepts the long- stemmed red roses from Ed Chechovsky after being crowned the 1961-62 Key Club Sweetheart. This really isn't one of the seniors doing the twist. It seems to be Mr. Tedford doing who knows what! Q Under the fussy hat you'll find Jerry Wootan in a rather strange condition. A. Connie Northrop takes time out to do some memo rizing for Miss Be11's English class. R9 E S if it tr.. .f-f b . ta 'gl ,Q . 4- J' V V . Li EA . 1 -, . ,,, .. .. , ji :iq Q I ' X : - 4 i . .r kwwwsg f VV , , 5? ,. . V ' 1, . .mggjii A tkwwazvg ' - ., I Y ,, V ,Z ,,, . I .iw-,, .. -W-,.::EE. ji, : Tr, f 5 Bobby Moon seems to be in pain considering he has only two bouncing beauties on his back. ANDERSON, CATHY - Classettes l,2,3, Sgt.- at-Arms 2, Ass't. Sec. 2g Safety Council l,2,3, Sec. l. Pres. 2,3g Girls' O Club l,2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Parl. 2g Water Ballet l,2, Sec.l. BAIRD, CHARLES - Boys' O Club l,2,3, Pres. 3g Track l,2,3g Cross Country l,2,3g Safety Council l,2,3g Red Cross lg Where's Charley? lg Night of January l6th lg Stage Door 2g Pajama Game 3: My Three Angels 3. BAKER, ,TOHN - Spanish Club 3, Vice- Pres. 3g Honor Society 3g Oil Executive for a Day 3. BARNHILL, CAROLYN FARROW - Safety Council lg Medical Club 2g Homeroom Sec. lg Girls' Glee Club l,2g District, State, and Tri-State Music Contests l,2g Honor Society 2. BARRYMORE, PAM - Thespians l,2,3g Night of January l6th lg Where's Charley. lg Mr. Wonderful 2g Pajama Game 3g District, State, and Tri- State Music Contests. BARTON, MARILYN 52 Deciding the important details of their Commencement, the seniors vote their opinion on the matter. ln this picture the seniors vote 2 unanimously for a faculty speaker. S ,PJ ' u fr E IORS 62 'Q 5 BALCH, LINDA - Comes l,2,3g NFL 1,25 JCL 2,3g Debate l,2g Safety Council 2,3, Vice- Pres. 3g Honor Society 2. BARKER, DIANNE - Comes l,2,3g Anchor Club l,2g Red Cross 25 Girls' Glee Club lg Art Nouveau 3g Yearbook Staff 3g Classen LIFE 2,3g Homeroom Sec. 3g Wonderfull' 2g OCIPA 2,3. BARNES, JODY - Comes l,2,3g Tri-C 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3g Choir 3g Quill SL Scroll 2,3g Anchor Club lg Classen LIFE l,2,3g Special Feature Editor 2g OCIPA l,2,3g Art Nouveau lg Homeroom Vice-Pres. lg All School Cheerleader BERRY, CAROL - Team Sports 1,2,35 Girls' O Club 1,2,3. BLAKE, .TOHN - Key Club 35 Boys' OH Club 2,35 Student Cotuicil 2. BLINN, SUSAN - Comes 1,2,3, Ass't Sec. 35 Anchor Club 1,25 Girls' O Club 1,2,35 NFL Sec. 1,2,35 JCL 1,25 Honor Society 1, 2,3, Sec. 2,35 Honor Math 1,2,3, Pres. 2,35 Student Council 1,35 Debate 1,2,35 Safety Council 15 Soph. Class Vice-Pres5 Oil Ex- ecutive fot a Day 35 Girls' State 2. i x he BROWN, JOHN - Football 1. BULLIS, HERBERT - Speech Tournaments 2. BURNETT, LINDA - Girls' O Club 1,2. 3, Hist.-Rep. 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Comes 1,25 Safety Council 15 Team Sports 1,2,3, ,, BATES, GARY - Red Cross 35 Art Nouveau 35 My Three Ange1s 3. BAUGH, TIM - Meteors 15 Key Club 3. BECK, DAVE - Art Nouveau 2,35 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 2. BODINE, GREGORY - Band 1,25 District, and Tri- State Music Contests 1,2. BOYCE, DOROTHY - Transfer from John Marshall 15 Red Cross 35 Office Aide 25 School Store 3. BROWN, JAN - All School Cheerleader 1, 2,35 Tri-C Pres. 35 Classen LIFE 1,35 Comes 1,2,3, Songleader 35 Anchor Club 1,25 French Club 1,2,35 Pep Council 2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 Choir 1,2,35 Hi-lite Trio 1,2,35 ORBIT QUEEN 35 Choir Queen Candidate 35 Key Club Sweetheart 35 Princess of Friend- ship 35 Spring Sports Queen Candidate 1,3. , ,,,,. .,,.,,,,.,Zw CALDWELL, CHERIE - Future Homemakers of America lg Honor Society 1,2. CAMPBELL, BARBARA - Classettes 1,2,3, Cheerleader 25 Tri-C Sec. 35 Anchor Club 15 JCL 15 Miss Classette Candidate 35 All School Cheerleader 35 Jr. Class Sec. 25 Home- room Pres. 15 Homeroom Sec. 25 Basketball Queen Candidate 35 Wonderful 25 Stage Door 2. CAROTHERS, GENELLE 53 L. CARTER, BILL - JCL 1,2,35 Blue Jackets 2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Tennis 2,35 Mr, Wonderful 25 Stage Door 25 Pajama Game 35 My Three Angels 3. CARTER, LAYTON CHASTAIN, BARBARA - Classettes l,2,3, Sgt. -at-Arms 2, Pres. 35 Anchor Club 1,2,35 Quill 85 Scroll 2,35 Thespians 35 Medical Club 15 Classen LIFE 1,2,35 News Editor 15 Feature Editor 25 Society Editor 35 Times Teen Correspondent 2,35 Stage Door 25 My Three Angels 35 Pajama Game 35 OCIPA 1,2,3. View CULLUM, BOB - Boys' O Club 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Football 25 Track 35 Boys' Glee Club 1. COLLEY, KAY - Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Choir 35 All-City Music Festival 35 Girls' Sextet 1,2. CRAWFORD, TONY - Student Council 1,2,35 Key Club 1,2,3, Board of Directors 1,25 Boys' O Club1,2,3, Sgt.- at-Arms 25 Spanish Club Treas. and Pres. 25 Meteors 25 Jr. Class Pres5 Sr. Class Presg Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1, 2,35 Cross Country 2,35 Man of Distinction 35 Comes Beau Candidate 35 Prince of Friend- Candidate 35 Jr. Rotarian 3. DEAKINS, JUDY - Comes 2,35 Anchor Club 25 Medical Club 25 District, State, and Tri- State Music Contests 1. DERRICK, BARBARA - JCL 15 Anchor Club 25 Comes 2,35 Office Aide 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 District and Tri-State Music Contests 1,2. DOWNING, CHARLENE - Comes 2,35 Red Cross 2,35 School Store 25 Anchor Club 1,2. 54 CHASTAIN, BOBBYE - Comes 1,2,3, Head Sgt. -at-Arms 2, Hist.-Rep. 2, Pres. 35 Youth of God 1,2,35 Spanish Club 1,2, Vice- Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 25 Counselor's Aide 1,25 Soph. Class Treas. 15 Anchor Club 35 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Council 35 Red Cross 25 Safety Council 25 Wonderful 25 Oil Executive for a Day 35 O Club Sweetheart 25 Band Queen 25 ORBIT Queen Candidate 35 Basketball Queen 3. CROSSWHITE, .TIM CLEMONS, BEN CHECHOVSKY, ED - Key Club 1,2,35 Meteors 1,2, Yearbook Photographer 2,35 Homeroom Pres. 25 Where's Charley? 15 Wonder- ful 2. CHILDERS, STEVE - Key Club 1,2,35 Meteors 1, 25 Student Council lg Yearbook Photographer 35 Classen LIFE Photography Editor 35 Golf1,2,3 Chess Club 15 Soph. Class Pres. DAVIS, GEORGE - NFL l,2,3, Pres. 35 Key Club 1,2,35 Debate 1,2,3. if thaw- DRY, CHARLES DUNAGIN, JAN - Transfer from Louisiana l5 Comes 2,3, Chap. 3, Head Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Safety Council 35 Honor Math 35 Student Council Treas. 35 Youth of God 25 Honor Society 35 Wonderful 2. EPPERSON, STEVE - Meteors 25 Honor So- ciety l5 Key Club l,2,35 Boys' O Club l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 35 Football 2,35 Wrestling l,2,35 Baseball 2,35 Red Cross 35 Student Council l5 Prince of Friendship Candidate 35 Man of Distinction Candidate 3. EYLAR, KEN FABIAN, DONNA - Classettes l,2,35 Tri- C Hist.-Rep. 35 Youth of God l,25 Yearbook staff lg Student Council 1,25 Choir l,2,35 District, State, and Tri- State Music Contests 2,35 Mr. Wonderful 25 All School Cheer- leader l,2,35 ORBIT Queen Candidate 35 Miss Classette Candidate 35 Spring Sports Queen 35 Hi-lite Trio l,2,3. FARIS, MAMIE - Girls' O Club 2,3. Home- room Sec. 2. FERGUSON, CAROL - Classettes l,2,3, Treas. 35 Medical Club 2. FIELDS, LYLE - Red Cross 25 District, State, and Tri-State Music Contest 1,25 Mr. Wonderful 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. FIELD, LYNDA - Youth of God l,2,35 Spanish Club l,2, Hist.-Rep. 15 Honor Society l,2,35 Art Nouveau 35 Anchor Club 1,25 Tri-CTreas. 35 Gioir l,2,35 Comes l,2,35 Homeroom Treas. 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 Blue Jacket Queen 35 Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 35 Princess of Friendship Candidate 'Q? nf -:aw my-In FARRIS, FRED - Medical Club 25 Library Aide 3. FEEHAN, ,TOE - Transfer from Bremerton, Washington 3. FIELD, DONNA - .Youth Of God l,2,3, Vice- Pres. 25 Yearbook Staff 1,25 Comes l,2,35 Student Council 2,35 Honor Society l,2,35 Tri-C Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Choir l,2,3, Treas. 35 Spanish Club l,2, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 25 All School Cheerleader l ,2,35 Mr. Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 O Club Sweetheart 35 Football Queen Candidate 35 Spring Sports Candidate 3. 'Nw- FESLER, ,TACK - Key Club l,2,3, Board of Directors l,2, Treas. 35 Youth of God 2,35 Boys' O Club l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Meteors 2, Vice- Pres.25 Honor Society lg Boys' State 25 Ir. Rotarian 35 Man of Distinction Candidate 35 Comes Beau 3. FIGHTMASTEQ, STEPHEN FLOYD, CHARLES - Boys' O Club l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Basketball 35 Choir l,25 Dis- trict, State, and Tri-State Music Contests 1,25 Mr. Wonderful 2. 55 FLURRY, CAROLYN - Classettes 1,2,35 Anchor Club 3. FORD, PAT STEDDUM - Girls' O Club 2,35 Anchor Club 3, Hist. Rep. 35 Art Nouveau 15 Office Aide 2,35 Youth of God 3. FRIZZELL, MINETTE - Orchestra l,2,3, Dis- trict, State and Tri-State Contests5 Where's Charley? 15 All-State Orchestra lg Nat'l Science Fair finalist 25 Accepted Junior A- cademy of Science 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. GRAHAM, AMELIE - Classettes 1,2,3, Sgt.- at-Arms 2, V. Pres. 3, Candidate for Miss Classette 35 Thespians 1,2,3, Pres.2, V.Pres. 35 Anchor Club 1,25 French Club 1,25 Nat'1 Forensic league l,2,35 Student Council 3, Re- porter 35 Art Nouvean 35 Pres. Homeroom 25 The Night of January l6th 15 Where's Charley? 15 Stage Door 25 Wonder- ful 25 Pajama Game 35 My Three Angels 35 District and State Speech Contests 1,2,35 Thespian acting award 1,2. GREGORY, BARBARA - Red Cross 1. HATCHER, LESLIE - Spanish Club 15 French Club 2. HADLER, MARCIA - Classettes l,2,3, Rep, 3, Treas. 35 JCL l,2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 1, Hist. Rep. l,2, Treas. 35 Anchor Club 25 French Club 25 Thespians 35 Safety Council 1,25 Red Cross 25 Senior Activities Board 35 Stage Door 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. HARRIS, TOM - Meteors 15 Blue Jackets 2,35 Treas. 25 Honor Math 15 Boys' O Club 2,35 Yearbook Photographer 35 Cross Country 25 Swimming 25 Track 25 Homeroom Pres. 3. HATHAWAY, CHERYL - Transfer from Tulsa Will Rogers. FOWLER, JAMES GAUSMAN, NANCY- Classettes ,2,35 Spanish Club 35 Anchor Club 35 Orchestra 1,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Safety Council 35 Where's Charley'?,' 15 Mr. Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 3. GAY, SHARON - Comes l,2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Chap. 35 JCL 1,25 Medical Career Club 2, Chap. 2, Thespians 1,2,3, Treas. 2, Pres. 25 Anchor Club 1,2,35 Nat'l Forensic League l,2,35 Speech Contests 1,2,35 Stage Door 25 My Three Angels 35 lst in State Speech Contest 2. HAMMONDS, SHARON - Classettes 1,2,35 Youth of God 15 Anchor Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Student Council 1,25 Orchestra l,2,3, Or- chestra Council 35 Tri-State and District contests 1,2,35 All-State Symphony 2,35 Tri- State Symphony 25 All-City Orchestra 2,35 String Quartet 2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 3. HARDAKER, LINDA - Comes l,2,35 JCL 2,35 Thespians 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Stage Door 25 Mr. Wonderfull'25 Pajama Game 35 District, State and Tri-State con-- tests 1,2,3. HAYES, ROBERT ...nd HENLEY, JACKIE - Metors 2, Treas. 25 French Club 25 Student Council 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 District and State Music Contests 1,2,35 Tri- State 1,25 Cnoir King Candidate 35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 3. HERBIG, J IM HEWITT, LINDA - Thespians 35 Art Nouveau 1,35 Library Club 3. HODGES, DAVID - Football 1,2,3. HORNE, LYNDA - Comes 1,25 Art Nouveau 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Choir 35 All-State 3. HULSEY, ALICE - Band 1,2,35 Thespians 35 Dance Band 35 District, State, and Trir State Music Contests 1,2,35 Pajama Game 3. HAYS, JIMMY - Red Cross 25 Safety Coun- cil 35 Key Club 35 Football 25 Student Coun- cil 35 Oil Executive for a Day 3. HAYWOOD, CAROLYN - Classettes 25 .TCL 15 Office Aide 1,2,3. HEATLEY, MARTHA - Library Club 3. HINES, GARY - District and State Music Contests 1,2,35 Tri- State Music Contest 1,2. HISE, JAN - Choir 1,2,35 Comes 1,2,35 Anchor Club 15 Youth of God 1,2,35 Safety Council 1,2,3, Treas. 1,Vice-Pres. 25 JCL 1,25 Where's Charley? 15 Wonder- ful 25 Pajama Game 3. HOBBS, ANN - Comes 1,25 Anchor Club 15 Medical Club 2,3, Pres. 35 Honor Society 2,35 Girl of the Mouth 1. HUNT, DARLENE - Comes 1,2,3, Sgtrat- Arms 25 Choir 35 Pajama Game 35 Foot- ball Queen 3. HUNTLEY, GUY - Blue Jackets 2,3, Treas. 35 JCL 15 Band 15 Safety Council 25 My Three Angels 25 Tri- State Music Contest 1. INTEMANN, KAY - Comes l,2,3, Sgt.-ar Arms 2, l-list.-Rep. 35 Girls' O Club 1,2,3, Chap. 2, Sec. 35 Honor Society 1,2,3. Vice- Pres. 35 JCL 15 Anchor Club 1. 57 IRETON, RICHARD - Safety Council 25 Red Cross 35 Stage Door 2. IAMEISON, FLOYD - Blue ,Iackets 1,2,35 Key Club 2,35 Track 1,35 Swimming 3. JAMES, DAVID - Boys' O Club l,2,3: Youth of God 2,35 Band 1,25 Cross Country 35 Tennis 1,2,35 Oil Executive for a Day 3. JONES, BEVERLY - Girls' Glee Club 15 Tri- State Music Contest 1. JONES, SUZYE - Comes 1,25 French Club 25 Youth of God 15 ,TCL 1,25 Medical Club 2 Art Nouveau 35 Red Cross 3. KANE, PATRICIA - Transfer from Little Rock Arkansas 25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Thespians 3 KING, AUBREY - NFL 2,3, Pres. 35 Boys' Glee Club 1,25 Choir 1,2,35 Debate 2,35 Home- room Pres. 35 Student Council 2,35 Pajama Game 35 Jr. Rotarian 35 Choir King 35 All- City Gioir 2,3, Prince of Friendship 3. KLAFFKE, MARSHA - Comes 2,3, Cheerleader 35 Choreographer for Pajama Game 3. KURLENDER, ANITA - Safety Council Sec. 35 Classettes 1,2,35 Anchor Club 1,2,35 Thes- pians 2,35 Stage Door 2. JAMES, MARY LOU - Student Student Store 2,35 Student Store Manager 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Tri- State 1,2. JENNINGS, DEL - Classettes 2,35 Safety Coun- cil 25 Girls' Glee Club 1.2. IERNIGAN, IAN - Anchor Club 15 Choir 35 Classettes 1,2,3, Cheerleader 25 Student Coun- cil 25 Classen LIFE 1,25 Ouill 85 Scroll 25 Tri-C Vice- Pres. 35 Pajama Game 35 All School Cheerleader 35 Football Oueen Can- didate 2,35 O Club Sweetheart15 Basketball Queen Candidate 2,35 Spring Sports Queen Candidate 3. rw 1f'5 KEAHEY, ROBERT - Boys, O Club l,2,35 Football l,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Baseball 15 Oil Executive for a Day 3. KELLY, STEVE - Boys' Glee Club 25 Choir 35 District Music Contest 25 Football 35 Swimming 35 Track 3. KIMMEL, PATRICIA - Classettes 2,3, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Girls' O Club 2,3, Chap. 35 Team Sports 2,35 O Club Sweetheart Can- didate 3g Miss Classette Candidate 3. 11 -w -rt'-FF MacFARLAND,ROBERTA - Comes 1,2,3, Sgt.- at-Arms 2, Cheerleader 2,35 Student Coun- cil 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Red Cross 35 Choir 1,2,35 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 Dist., State and Tri-State 1,2,35 First State Science Fair 25 ORBIT Queen Candidate 35 Candidate for Key Club Sweetheart, for Spring Sports Queen, Candidate for O Club Sweet- heart 2. McDONALD, BARBARA - Girls' O Club 3- Girls' Glee Club 25 Basketball and Volley- ball 3. MAYES, CHARLES - Safety Council 35 Boys Glee Club 15 Football, Wrestling, Baseball 2,3. '55-W MENCKE, BILL- Blue Jackets 2,3. Pres. 25 Key Club 35 Football 1,35 Baseball 1. McLAlN, HOWARD - French Club 15 Safety Council 35 Choir 1,2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful - 25 1st Place Driver's Ed. Contest 1. MEEK, NIKI - Student Council 1,3, V. Pres. 35 Comes 1,2,3, Parl. 35 Nat'l. Honor Society 1,2,35 Honor Math 1,2,35 NFL 1,2,3, Sec. 1, 2,35 ,TCL 1,2,35 Anchor Club 1,2,35 Coun- se1or's Aid 2,35 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 25 Debate Tournaments 1,2,35 DAR Citizenship Award 3. LAND, NORMA - Choir 2,3, Dist., State and Tri-State contests 1,2,35 All-State Choir 3 Pajama Game 3. LANE, CHUCK - Key Club 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Red Cross 35 JCL 2,3, V. Pres. 2 LATTA, ,TERRY - Key Club 3, Board of Di- rectors 35 Science Club 25 Honor Math 1 2.3, V. Pres. 2,35 Nat'l Honor Society 2,3 Pres. 35 Student Council 35 Soroptimist Award 25 Boys' State 25 Finalist Fleming Award 25 Oil Executive for a Day 35 Elks' Award 3 MCCARTY, MIKE - NFL 1,2,3, V. Pres. 1: Key Club 1,2,3, Pres. 35 Class Treas. 35 Oil Executive for a Day 35 Councilman for a Day 35 Comes Beau Candidate 35Wrestling1. MARSHALL, SUE - Comes 1,2,35 Honor Society 1,2,35 JCL 1,2,3, Songleader 1, Sec. 2, Parl.- Chap. 3, Pres. 35 Library Club 2,3, V. Pres. 35 Safety Council 1,25 Anchor Club 25 Girls' State 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. MARTIN, WELDON - Boys' O Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2,35 Key Club 15 Red Cross 25 Choir 15 Dist., State and Tri-State Contests 15 Base- ball, Basketball 1,2,35 Football 2,35 Prince of Friendship Candidate 35 Anchor Club Beau MATTHEWS, SANDY - Youth of God 2,3. Pres. Key Club 1,2,3, Board of Directors 3: Senior Activities Board 35 Pajama Game 35 Choir 35 Cross Country and Track 1,35 Accepted to Jtuiior Academy of Science 1. MENDENHALL, BARBARA - Science Career Club 3, Sec. 3. MILLER, PHYLLIS - Safety Council 2,35 Or- chestra 1,2,35 Dist., State and Tri-State con- tests 1,2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 3. 59 MOON, BOBBY - Boys' O Club 2,35 Base ball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Student Council 1 Homeroom Pres. 1, Boys' Glee Club 2. MONCRIEF, MARY-Honor Society 2,35 I CL 1,2 3, Pres. 3, Parl.- Clap. 35 Homeroom Sec.- Treas 35 Library Club 1,2,3, Hist. Rep. 2, Sec.- Treas. 3 MORRIS, HARRIET - Comes 1,2,3, Songleader 25 ,TCL 1,2,3, Songleader 1,2,35 French Club 2 35 Thespians 2,35 Student Council 25 Red Cross Pres. 35 Choir 1,2,35 Honor Society1,2,35 Where Cnarley ? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 All Music Contests. NAZELROD, RON- Trade 8a Industrial Club 2 Blue Jackets 35 T.V. Studio 1,2,3. NEWTON, MARILYN- Classettes l,2,35 Span ish Club 15 Anchor Club 1,2,3, Vice- Pres. 35 Honor Society 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Homeroom Sec. 2,35 Girl of the Month 35 District and State Music Contest 1,2,35 Tri- State Music Contest 1,25 Counselor's Aide l,2,3. NICHOLS, KAREN - Comes 15 French Club lg Art Nouveau 15 Youth of God 2,35 Honor Math 15 Girls' Glee Club 15 Choir 35 Safety Council 35 Classen LIFE 2,3, ASs't Editor 35 Quill 8L Scroll 2,3. OGBURN, MARILYN - Transfer from Guthrie2 OWENS, RUSSELL - Blue Jackets 25 Boys O Club 3. PAGONIS, NICK - Choir l,2,3, Pres. 35 Dis- trict and State Music Contests 1,2,35 Tri- State Music Contest 1,25 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful' 25 Pajama Game 3. 50 KH' nga si MOODY, ANN-Comes 1,2,35 Anchor Club 1,1 2,3, Tfeas. 35 JCL 1, 25 Youth of God 1,35 Coun-f selor's Aide 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Hon- or Math 15 Honor Society 1,2,35 Water Ballet Pres. 15 Homeroom Sec. lg Yearbook Staff 3: Red Cross 25 Girl of the Month 2,35 District, and State. Music Contests 2,35 Tri-State Music Contest 25 Student Council 1. MORTENSEN, LINDA - Classettes 1,2,35 Red Cross 25 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Dance Band 2,35 District, State, Tri-State, and Edmond Music Contests 1,2,35 All-State Band 35 Band Queen Candidate 3. O'DONNELL, JIM Council 3. ,., '-TRN L MLSELES CAROLINE Classettes 1,2,35 Anchor Club 1,2,3, Red Cross 25 Safety Council 35 Med- ical Club 25 French Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 1. NORTHROP, CONNIE - Classettes 25 Medical Club Vice-Pres. 25 Student Council Cnap. 35 Anchor Club 25 Sr. Class Sec. 35 Homemaker of To- morrow 3. O'DELL, DANNY - Boys' O Club 1,2,35 Foot- ball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 35 Key Club 1,25 Red Cross 15 Meteors 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Homeroom Pres. 2,3. dlP w ln PENDLETON, SUE - Classettes 2,35 All- School Cheerleader 2,35 Choir l,2,35 French Club l5 Tri-C Club 3, Sgt.- at-Arms 35 Wonder- ful 25 Where's Charley? lg Pajama Game 35 Tri-State Contest 15 O Club Sweetheart Candidate 2. PLANT, SHARRON - Comes 25 Anchor Club 2. POTTS, MARILYN - Nat'l. Honor Society 1,25 Classettes l,2,35 Library Club l,2,3, Pres. 2,3, Sec. 35 JCL l,2,3, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, V. President 35 Red Cross 35 Senior Ac- tivities Board 35 Oil Executive for a Day 3. fdrwnav 'Mo PATTERSON, JOHN - Meteors 25 City and State Science Fair l. PROTZMAN, CARMEN - Comes l,2,35 Youth of God 25 Anchor Club l,2,3, Sec. 35 Office Aide 1,35 Cotu1selor's Aide 2. PUCKETT, RICHARD - Boys' O Club 2,35 Spanish Clubl,2,3, Pres.35 Key Club 2,35 Red Cross 1,25 Meteors 25 Choir 25 Boys' Glee Club 35 Mr, Wonder-ful 25 PajamaGame 35 Student Council 35 Basketball, Baseball l,2,35 lst Place in State Science Fair 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. ilk-ff PRAG, BETTY - Orchestra 1,2,3, Concert- mistress lg All-State Symphony 35 Pajama Game 35 Wonderful 25 Where's Char1ey7 15 District, State, Tri- State contests l,2,35 Comes l,2,35 Spanish Club l,2,35 Anchor Club l,2,35 Safety Council 25 Red Cross 15 Yearbook Staff 25 Nat'l. Honor Society 2,35 Honor Math l,2,3. PAYNE, TONI - Comes 35 CLASSEN LIFE staff 35 Choir 35 Youth of God 35 Princess of Print 35 Transfer from Tulsa Edison 3. PAYNE, SAM - RADCLIFF, BRIAN - Art Nouveau l,25 Student Council l5 Boys' Glee Club 3. RAY, WARREN - Safety Cotuicil 2,35 Thespians 25 Stage Door 2. RECORDS, NANCY - Comes l,2,3, Cheer- leader 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, V. Pres. 35 Girls' O Club l,2,35 Student Council l,2,3, Sec. 35 Anchor Club'25 ,TCL 1. 'W sa. 'D- il'-N it-11 -...M Q, REDBIRD, TONY - Choir 2,35 Boys' Glee Club 'lb ja 15 Wonderful 25 Candidate for Music 3. REEVES, JUDY - Nat'l. Honor Society l,2,35 Treas. 35 Oomesl,2,3, Sgt: at- Arms 35 Anchor Club 2,35 Office Aide 1,35 Youth of God 35 Student Council 35 Safety Council 35 Home- room V. Pres. 35 Student Store Manager 2. RENSHAW, JUDY - Transfer from Central 1. 61 - RIDDLE, SANDIE-Classettes l,2,35 JCL l5 Span- ish Club 2,3, Sec. 35 National Honor Society 35 Thespians 2,35 Yearbook staff 3, Editor 35 Safety Council 25 Anchor Club 15 Youth of God l,2,3, Devotion Chrm. 25 Choir l,2,3, Mixed quartet l,2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Mr. Wonderfulw 25 Pajama Game 35 Bac- calaureate soloist 35 lst in NATS contest 35 Choir Oueen, Blue Jacket Queen candidate, Key Club Sweetheart candidate, Princess of Friendship candidate 3. ROBERTSON, FREDDY-Transfer from Wapanucka High School SMITH, PENNY - Transfer from Colorado 3. ack., SAUNDERS, KAREN-JCL l,3, Sec. 15 1,35 Library Club l,3, Hist. Rep. 1, Pres. 35 Safety Council 15 State winner of Pillsbury Baking Contest 1. SNARR, LINDA - JCL l,2,35 Science Career Club l,2,3, Hist. Rep. 1, Program Chrm. 2, V. Pres. 3, City and State Science Fair 1,2, 2nd Place 25 Oil Executive for a Day 3. SILVERNAIL, IRIS - Comes 1,2,3, Cheerleader 15 Spanish Club 1,2, Sec. 1, Treas. 1, Pres. 25 Anchor Club 1,2, Activities Board 25 Youth of God 1,2, Treas. 1, Sec. 1, Devotion Chrm. 25 Choir l,2,3, Sec. 35 Safety Council 25 Office Aide lg Yearbook Staff 25 Class Sec. 15 Foot- ball Queen Candidate 2. -qt-napa Nu-..... SLATER, BARBARA Comes l,2,3, Sgtrat- Arms 35 Girls' O Club l,2,3, Parl. 2, Sgt.- at-Arms 2, V. Pres. 35 JCL 1,25 Anchor Club lg Nat'l. Honor Society 35 Nat'l. Forensic League 15 Safety Council 35 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball l,2,3, Capt. 35 Accepted to Junior Academy of Science 15 City and State Science Fair 1. SMITH, DON - Oil Executive for a Day 35 Trade and Industrial Club 2. Pres. 2. STAEHELI, DAVID - Meteors 1,25 Red Cross 15 Football 25 Basketball15Baseba1l15 Wrestl- ing 2. SIMMONS, KATHRYN - Red Cross 2,35 Honor Math l,2,35 JCL l,2,3, Hist. Rep. l,2, Treas. 15 Nat'l. Honor Society 2,35 CLASSEN LIFE staff 2,3, Editor-in-chief 35 OCIPA 2,3, V. Pres. 35 Comes 1,25 Thespians 1,25 Anchor Club lg Stage Doorl' 25 The Night of Jan- uary l6th 15 Oil Executive for a Day 3. SCHULTZ, JANET - Comes 25 Thespians 2,35 Choir 2,35 Transfer from Central 2. SHADDEN, MERROLE - Anchor Club l,2,35 JCL 2, Parl.-Chap. 25 Comes l,2,35 Nat'l. Forensic league 1,25 Honor Math 1,2,3, Sec. 2,35 Nat'l. Honor Society 1,35 Band l,2,3, Head Majorette 2,3. 109' STAGGS, LOLA- Transfer from Ada, 3. SPENCER, JERRY - Boys' O Club 2,35 Key Club 1,25 Student Council l,2,3, Pres. 35 Safety Council l,2,35 Band 1,25 Football 2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Track 2,35 lst Place State Sci- ence Fair 25 lst Place Culture of Oklahoma City Essay 35 Candidate for Man of Dis- tinction, Comes Beau 3, Candidate for Anchor Club Beau 3. SNYDER, VALERIE ' .TCL l,2,35 V. Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Hist. Rep. 35 Library Club l,2,3, V. Pres. l,2, Sec.-Treas. l, Hist. Rep. 35 Red Cross l,2,3, Sec. 25 Comes l,2,35 Anchor Club l,2,35 Future Medical Career Club l,2,3, -frm' .5 SUHRE, SHERRIE - Anchor Club l5 Safety Coun- cil 35 Comes 1,2,3, Cheerleader l,2, Sec. 35 Red Cross 25 Office Aide 3. TABOR, BOB TABOR, SANDY - Comes l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 District Contest 1,35 Tri-Statelg Band Oueen Candidate 3. TOMPKINS, CHARLES E.,Ill - JCL 3, Sgt.-at Arms 1, Sec. 35 Meteors lg Blue Jackets 35 Science Club lg National Forensic1,35Thes- pians 1,35 The Night of January l6th 15 Pajama Game 35 My Three Angels 35 National Merit Scholarship Commendation 3. WALKER, ROBERT - Boys' Glee 1,25 Third place, OKC Science Fair5 Second Place, State Science Fair l. WAYLAND, SUE - Classettes 1,2,3, Ass't Sec. 35 Safety Council lg Team Sports 15 Youth of God 1,2,3, Devotion Chrm. 35 Anchor Club 2,3,! Sec. 35 Homeroom Sec. Treas. 1,25 Student Council 1,25 Yearbook Staff 3. Safety Council 15 Team Sports lg STAMATIS, DEAN - Boys' O Club, 2,35 Meteors 1,25 Red Cross 2,35 Key Club 1,25 Safety Council 35 Basketbll 35 Baseball 2,35 Man of Distinction Candidate 3. STANDRIDGE, CAROLYN - Comes 2,35 Office Aide 35 Student Store Aide 25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 District, State and Tri-State Contest 1,2. STILES, SHERRIE - Future Science Career Club 2,3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 National Honor Society 3: JCL 2,35 Future Homemakers of America 15 Oil Executive for a Day 35 Soroptimist Candidate 25 National Merit Semifinalist 2. TALKINGTON, CAROLYN - Comesl,25 Safety Council 35 Clinic Aide 35 Office Aide 15 Blue Jacket Queen Candidate 3. TAYLOR, GARY - Boys' O Club l,2,35 Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Key Club 1,25 Football l,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Baseball lg Track 2,35 Pa- jama Game 35 Choir 1,35 Business Man for a Day 35 Homeroom Pres. 35 Safety Council 2. TIEMEYER, ESTHER RUTH - Red Cross 1,2,3, Reporter 1, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 35 Spanish Club 2,3, Treas. 35 Student Librarians 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Student Store 2. WARD, LARRY - Boys' O Club l,2, Sgt.- at-Arms 25 Meteors 25 Red Cross l,2,35 Foot- ball l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Safety Council 35 Student Council 25 Comes Beau Candidate 35 Man of Distinction Candidate 3. WATSON, PAULA - Anchor Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,25 Student Council 2,35 Classettes 1, 2,3, Sec. 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Miss Classette 35 Red Cross l. WALLACE, BILL - Boys' O Club 2,35 Key Club 35 Honor Society 35 Honor Math 35 Football 35 Baseball 2,35 Swimming 25 Trans- fer from Casady 2. 63 WEEKS, DEAN WELLS, JUDITH - JCL35 Letter of Commenda- tion to Nat'l. Merit Scholarship 25 Transfer from Hampton Bays, New York. WEST DANNY - Red Cross l5 Orchestra l,2, 35 District, State and Tri- Statel,2,35 Where's Charley? 15 Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 3. WINKLEMAN, KENNETH - Science Club 2,35 Nat'l. Honor Society 35 Junior Rotarian 35 Oil Executive for a Day 3. WOLFE, SHARON - Classettes l,2,35 Anchor Club 1,25 Student Council l5 Homeroom Sec. I. WOTRING, EDNA - JCL 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 2, Treas. Parl. 35 Anchor Club l,2,35 Board of Directors l, Pres. 35 Youth of God l ,2,3, V. Pres. l, Pres. 2, V. Pres. 35 Science Career Club l,2,3, Sec. 25 Red Cross 25 Comes l,2,3, Chap. 2, Treas. 35 Safety Council 25 Thes- pians 35 NFL lg Stage Door 25 Princess of WRIGHT, MARTHA - Anchor Club 35 Youth of God 35 Chap. 35 Office Aide 25 Library Aide 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Anchor Club Girl of the Month 3. WRIGHT, JERRY - Meteors I5 Football 15 Wrestling 15 Oklahoma Boys' State 2. ZUMETA,JAY- Blue Jackets 3, Sec. 35 JCL 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Key Club 35 Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 35 Transfer from Rome, Italy 3. WILLIAMS, ,SHARON - Future Medical Career Club 25 Red Cross lg Nat'l. Honor Society 1,2, 3. ' WILLINGI-IAM, JIMMY WINDES, PATTI - Comes l,2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 2,3, Songleader 35 Anchor' Club 1,35 French Club l,2,3, Sec.-Treas.2,35V.Pres. 35 Youth of God l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 2,35 Safety Coun- cil 25 Choir l,2,3, V. Pres. 1,35 Where's Charley? lg Wonderful 25 Pajama Game 35 District and Edmond contest l5 Girls' Quartet 2,35 Blue Jackett Queen Can- didate 35 O Club Sweetheart Candidate 3. 1 'r--sw WOOTAN, JERRY- NFL l,2,85 JCL 1,25 Boys' O Club l,2,35 Key Club l,2,35 Meteors 1,25 Student Council 35 Thespians 15 Tennis 1,25 Swimming l,2,35 Wrestlingl,25 Football 2,35 Class V. Pres. 25 Pajama Game 35 Oil Executive for a Day 3: Junior Rorarian 3. WOODRUFF, WAILENE - Girls' O Club 3, Hist. Rep. 35 Youth of God 35 Girls' O Club 25 Nat'l. Honor Society. WORSLEY, JIM - JCL 15 Thespians 1,2,3, Sec. 35 Library Club 2, Sec.-Treas. 25 Blue Jackets 2,3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Yearbook Staff 3, Associate Editor 35 The Night of January K .1- Two DoWN-o E TO oo Fon JU ion Music for the angels ...... Junior class officers pictured at left are Mary Jane Jennings, treas- urer: Patricia Johnson, secretary: Suzi Walton, vice-presidentg Sam Asbury, president. ff Hey, Tish, wanta hand-wrestle? 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Q6 ,J .,, : 5 33 K - ' - Pile ' if Mary Barringer Janette Barton Iudy Bass Stephen Barrymore Ron Bereman Gretchen Bielstein UNIOR LOOK FGRW RD ff- if r r R is u. gi?-i Ansis Abolins Danni Adams Erlann Adams Sarn Asbury Virginia Baker Barbara Barkalow y 1fjf'f W ' ale af J' , pf ,,r. ,, 7 K f I fi RWM..-f , S Q Loyd Boyd Pam Boydston Sarah Britton Donna Burnside Ronnie Carter Kay Carothers ff in-1 ffl, 12 Phil Bird David Blair Peggy Blair Mary Booze Leonard Bowers James Boyd Troy Cobb Ric Coin Nancy Condit Candy Contreras Richard Cook Martha Copeland B6 Pam Caughron Gary Chappory Chris Christenberry Gary Claypool larry Claypool Phil Cloud QW REWARDI G '63 Jim Cosby Janie Cox Darrel Crosby Andy Dantes Malinda Decker Ralph Doty -Q' A 'i' Marsha England Neil Evans Ronnie Eylar Dana Fain Eddie Farmer John Finch 'fi Linda Gibson Jim Gibbs Rena Gilbert Ann Gilmore Mary Gray Shirley Green . as A J. ,fl Mary Dugger Jim Dunagan Lynda Duncan Linda Durham Earnest Early Woneta Ellyson Delia Fields Pat Fields Judy Fitch Paul Flexner Judy Ford Charlotte Frisby Nancy Griffin Marcella Haley Carol Hall Jean Hambrick Parchinnia Hanley Terrie Ann Hardy 67 SCIENCE, LANGUAGE, LITERAT RE Beverly Henderson Marilyn Henderson Jalene Hendricks Sara Hess Karl Hill Keith Hill Mary Jane Jennings Carole Johnson Patricia Johnson Tommy Johnson Alan Jones Carolyn Kamp 1 -W. .,' : J - J Ronald Koehn Kay Kyser Duane Lang Linda Lilley Larry Litchford Lee Livingston 68 Diana Harp Susie Harris Holly Hatch Jon Hatfield Jerry Heald William Heil it ' S 1 , we nes 7- J 2 S Q l 2232? i. ' 31152 2? sw ' wk 539 Agia ,., , . . 1 1,-Zfilfg a as Ig s F X a Asif ef f ll? if -w by UW' 'P-N. ,5 --s,5.g. .. , V 'unwav- --:ff,-lg. .. ff fy ,.., ,f w e -in 7 4, - as -1--af ,,:, it a, 1- .i,. --M a- :1-ris M -:iw ef , r,.' sf V f,,.3,-awazs, .- f- 4 K wg Barbara Hobbs Linda Horne Bonnie House Betty Houseworth Dick Ison Barbara Jameison 's ,fm 2. , ,E bs a i f 'sk' ,fx Mm K k,.' W' 'fir fl if K I - E ft' f sa , x Y at a le 1 A Barbara Kelly Janet Kelly Francene Kessler Linda King Pat King Rita King is aw ,K Kit . is 5 JDE vi lei sw f? 2 V KE - f . 1 . X4 I x! DFU Cheryl Long Vicki Love Gloria Low Rochelle Maddox Selene Main Mike Mallonee FOR 'IUNIGRS or 1962 K. 5 . 'S rl 1,7 , Z wr f ,. QQ f f .,W..,f' .gi - 5 1 4 fa We J I 'GMM' TLV. Linda McQuagge Susie McVeigh Debbie McWhirter Gary Melton Edith Mitchell Roberta Moncrief aw W' ., ' ..,, ' AVI is all i Miiiffi sal Barbara Ma na ha n , Ann Masterson . S Iudy Maurer NW Ann Mc Clam fc l Dean McDaniel f Lynn McKinnon S y , L? M 1 rih' . 7., I , , as if 'r-' - 'WFEMEE M2 1 U if 7' Frank Montgomery Peggy Montgomery Barbara Morris Nancy Morrison Ruthie Moser Ioyce Muncy Frankie Naify Byron Nash Susan Nash Linda Neff Nancy Neil Shirley Nettleton 8 y .,Q r r M Ralph Newcomb is 4 .. ' , M M M P, A Cheryl O'Neal 'i f ' MQ I ' 'L ' ' H Bob Outlaw 5-we M 1 haf hlsi 1 J it irilafiy Karhieen o'Rei11y 2 Lillyyy ,,... z Q,,. T 4 Pyl, L vi is 1 l gy Ginny Pace 'L ,. ,lf Robert Pena 69 Doug Randall Beverly Rhodes Clydeane Riddle Mikell Rieder Jolean Rinkle Robert Roach JU 1oRs ASSUME Rick Perry , Mike Peters V . Herb Phillips 'Q' iii- EQ'-ff, Dianne Poland 3 ao M aa Tanya POPOW - ' Mary Putney '37 Martin Schauer Terry Schenk Alan Scott Kay Scott Joe Shannonhouse Don Shaw Bob Snyder Ann Stafford Mary Steffenson Jim Stephanou Cloa Stevens 70 Cindy Roberts Martha Robertson Ronnie Roe Frank Rumker Barbara Sanders Penny Savely if ,W Eddie Siemens Q Sherry Sink . fs l Claire Sleeper 1 , Diane Smith K, ht, p John Simpson . lv , K ar 6 1.4 11 Nancy Snell xii l ROLE OE LEADER HIP Charlotte Stewart George Story Jim Talkington Orville Tate David Tiemeyer Karen Thompson Jr Suzie Walton Ronnie Webster Lammy Weisman Fred Wietelman Alecia Williams Becky Williams fl! Oleta Wysku p Tom Yoes Sue Upton David Vaught Joe Walker Johnny Walker Karen Walker Linda Walker Yoohoo! !! ! ! !We1l, it seems one of our junior boys is really working hard to keep the halls clear of people. Perhaps he should be awakened in order to strike a good pose for our Orbit camera. Don Williams Charles Williamson Jayne Wilson Patti Winkler Marilyn Winston Jim Woods The ORBIT photographer has apparently caught sophomores Sharon Johnson and Warren Jones sneaking out of class. Better luck next time, kids Mr. Furlong looks proudly on as his visiting four year old son, Mike, keeps this sophomore home room in stitches, SOPHOMORES BEGI LIFE OF SENIOR COMETS Sue A bbott A nsel A darnson Marvin Ainsworth Sheryl Anspaugh Steve Asbury Darrel Aten Q , . it if in Nancy Atkins Alva Baker Gary Barker Linda Barnett Robert Barnhart Mike Berry Cathy Bettis Kathy Birmingham Sary Blackburn John Blevins Donna Bodine Patricia Breeden Floyd Bringingood Glenn Britt Patricia Brown Robert Brown Steve Brumfield Jere Brunken Gloria Calvi Charlotte Campbell Nancy Campbell D. C. Cantrell Jim Capps Vicki Carr Marsha Carter James Caughron Glenda Chesser Nila Coggins John Collins David Cook Ann Copeland Mary Copeland Nancy Crockett ladonna Curtis Kendree Dahnke Margaret Dark Mary Daron Susan Davidson Dora Deakins Judy Deal Suzanne Dessauer Judith Donohoo Sallie Douglas Margaret Downey larry Duerksen Leslie Durall Jim Erdman Ronnie Evans Mike Flannigan Norman Foster John Fowler Linda Fox Terry Fox Nicky Frees Shayla Frees Cassie Frey Tanya Garland SOPHGMORE -0 W RD T0 '64 was J -4? gg 0- 1 fs... -1 Maxine Garriott Cindy Gauntt Beverly Gay Pat Goodman Grady Grandstaff Judi Gravlin Loring Gray Pam Gregory Chris Haase Janet Hadler Linda Haggard Terry Hairfield Stephen Hall Jimmie Hampton John Harris Kathleen Hartford Cynthia Hayworth Virginia Hayworth Fred Hemker Anne Henderson Robin Henderson Jean Henry Bob Hewitt Carolyn Hobbs Diana Howe C. W. Hud gins Larry Hukill George Humphreys Eugenia Hunt Nancy Huntley Barbara Hurley Steve Inman Mark Ison Kathy Johnson LaNe11 Johnson Johnson Sharon Johnson Johnny Jones Keith Jones Mary Lou Jones Sharon Jones Warren Jones Jack Kanaly Barbara Keller Susan Kelly Pat Kelsay John King Ronna LaGrange Janice Lancaster Don Landes Margaret Landrum Ronnie Langham Paul Langley Jack LeCroy Andy Lindley Ginger Lindley Janice Little Jerry Loessberg Becky Main Judy Martin Mike Masten D'Anna Matthews David Maxey Roberta McAfee Tommy McAlister Nila McCabe George McCarty Patricia McClain Mike McDonald John McNutt Ginger Mcwhirter Pat Mee Gene Mendenhall Deborah Miller Pam Miller Richard Miller Martha Minnich John Mitchell Anna Mohrmann Hughanna Moore Martha Moore Lisa Morris John Morton Janis Moser 3. , Q , U?-x Q ..,.g, -me x Q- 7 2 6 ie - .L J B J be rs,r . :gp wif C? .M if wif ii? ,- , , ,. K I ,, 'S O E YEAR DOW , TWO TO GO J 6 'R V' gl f ' ' as gi .32 J J 'J ,l --M' .1 -4-. . we.-. gf. ' , zz X s , ff .s ,J , .Kr , . . . . .f ss 1 . ,P INF., .:, , ,ri t I 1- Art t , .:..,,:,:., :.:,.,., ,:?, t dv ., 1 SF Billy Nayphe Margaret Nazelrod Elaine Neal Sandra Neeley Galen Nichols Sheron Noble Judy Nottingham Joan Nykl Buddy Ogburn Harold Olsen Gary Paramore Jackie Patchin Dan Payne James Pazoureck Marsella Pemberton Ronnie Perkins laura Pierpont Marvin Raba Trisha Radcliff Sue Ramsey Michael Reaves David Reeves Pete Reynolds Gene Robbins Kathy Roberts Randy Roberts Linda Rone Billie Rose Steve Row Mary Ruble Sharon Rust Andrea Samara Bruce Sander Sheila Schiel Arthur Schmitt Paula Schott Sandy Schulman Ruth Schultz Martha Scott Cheryl Shadduck Susan Shaffer Benny Sherman Jim Shipley Weyman Slaten Carl Smith Iohn Smith Tom Smith Sue Snider William Spangler Jane Spears Judy Spears Pat Stanford Gary Stephens Robert Stevenson Jim Stone Jim Stout Bruce Sturgis Vonnie Taylor Kathy Tilsner Paul Thibault Georgia Thomas Mary Toahty Bob Vick Donna Von Rissen Wilma Vore Charles Walker Cynthia Walters Star Warford Charlie White Esther White Reggie White James Wickberg Wayne Wiggins Joyce Wilkerson James Williamson Deanne Wilson Mark Wiltshire David Weaver Mike Weisman Sandra Werner Allen Yanik Carey Young Lester Young Trudy Zwick N ,,,,....nn 5 553 e FIRST ROW: V, Ackerson, 1. Adams, L. Antrim, L. Armitage, P. Arnold, M. Ashbrook, J. Bachle, J. Balch, SECOND ROW: L. Banyash, D, Barker, D. Barnes, G. Barrett, C, Bassett, G. Batchelor, B. Battenburg. J. Baugh, THIRD ROW: D, Bayouth, N, Beagle, L, Beck, L, Bereman, D. Blair, G. Blankinship, S. Blevins, T. Blinn. FOURTH ROW: C, Blount, G. Bobo, J. Bond, M. Boone, J. Bowman, M. Boyd, T. Bozarth, J. Brimer. FIFTH ROW: J, Brown, L, Brown, R. Brown, S, Brown, R. Bruce, B, Bundy, S. Burchfiel, N. Burroughs. SIXTH ROW: L, Bussey, F. Cameron, K, Case, M. Casey, N. Caso, H, Chappory, J. Chechovsky, R Chronic, SEVENTH ROW: J, Cobb, C, Coin, C, Coley, P, Condit, G. Contreras, M, Contreras, G. Cooper, J. Cooper. EIGHTH ROW: E. Cruce, B, Crumb, I. Daviee, M. Davis, J, Dean, R. Dillberg, T. Dodd, D. Downing. I em , A I A . 1 so A . 5 , E ' riq V.. so Z, ' sg, A :': I I , r I ,, X, .,. W. , 7 'KVI ,. Its f, X' T I K Lk K 'I 'gi-iii sr I , ' ,,, ' N3 ' - 4, Z 5 .ff -' ,X . w 3 , r 1 1 we a .-.- Q, .ails A A , r. 'fs QW ,,.. . ,,,, ' gf' ' .5 vm' y' f Rik' s I 't'f 'VQi , . , V sfif h' -V E' I Q ,.,, A .. 3 fe. 'V 4' Q 915, I, I ,. 'B K - 'X W 5 1 .V I 'Q J' .... ,W 78 'Q ,si if f as -rrr I X I .- . arg, s , '-' rx. 'fish sr 1 H . K ' - D LL,f , , . gp K iw ,-, rg, ., .K KKK. , HF :uq , .,,,-...M I Q W' 'F ,gi 1 til KE f Q Ia' ,, 2-'Z Q . K ,Q 'T 1. we 1' I - v I Ll K - .,::, K , . . , I 1, . K . L , EA 4, 1: ,. HKK .t a 'K , SVV KK K K P K ifizgkl I :'2, T F K QW, g , K.1K K , , ' , '+': l 'LLL g ' LYLW 5 4' 2 ' ,gd mgigqf f I? ' in ii . f 2 - M 1 - -fst- f s 'fat T bl' F 2 K nl' -. .'Kg-Q . 'K .::: W -X 4, K ni. ', s,: ag e is K 1 -,, - 'hr' .w gg.. : ef f i:55gs2...i 5 , , ., K K, a W ig fe 2 N FIRST ROW: D, Drizneris, M, Duerksen, N. Dunagin, D, Duncan, N. Duncum, M. Dyer, J, Earls, F, Eckstein. SECOND ROW: K, Emert, S. Endsley, M. England, A. Ennis, A, Evans, K. Eylar, G. Farmer, S. Feehan. THIRD ROW: J, Feuerborn, D. Finch, B. Franklin, L. Freshour, M. Frey, B. Gardner, C, Garis, D. Gauntt. FOURTH ROW: T, Gelino, M, Gibson, H. Girod, L. Glidewell, R Gower, F, Graves, C, Greene, B. Gregory. FIFTH ROW: D, Griffith, W. Hall, L. Hamilton, B, Hammonds, J, Hard, J. Hargrove, J. Harris, J, Hartman. SIXTH ROW: V, Hawks, K, Hawthorn, D. Hendon, J, Hendricks, M. Henry, C. Henson, J, Herbig, R. Hess, SEVENTH ROW: D, Hiatt, M. Hill, Z, Hilliard, L, Hodges, C, Hoff, H, Holman, H. Hood, M, House. EIGHTH ROW: T, Howell, C. Hubbard, K. Hubbard, K. Hull, M. Hunt, J. Hurley, K. Hutcherson, D. Jackson. 1 -- ggi -I H 1 Y . -. f -f 4 , ' Q ' gee: 'V . if - :: -g.1,E.,1- . ,, f , f ,. .f --'msg'-,ff - -1 ..5?5a5K:s:: f -f --fa' we ,i f -:,: X . y I - K 5 ,, . . KKK I , X, X, . ,.,.-num., .ei f f .fs H-,J 13 I Q . .',:.,. ' :rw ' s.1: ' ' 'i'f.'iii' nu..f.'l 4 , ' ga ze, gi, K If '55 1 I ' ' ff ., , '- -01 g , .rs . : kk 'V ,L ,. f Z, K K f ir, VS, rw, . nn, f an .3341 , ,Is 1 f -F Q. ... M P- , gt .. I 1... .,,, L ,,,. AE! fi get K xx K t if 6 if 'il www-f I -YV,k,LW.7 . -V ,fs -gt I kfffs. E7 . , 2 A 1A2 ?3?5Hx.'55.?i.'F FIRST ROW: G, Jackson, D. Johnson, C, Jones, D. Jones, B. Jonte, G. Keel, J. Kennon, L. Kincaid. SECOND ROW: G, Knowlton, T. Knowlton, A. Koontz, L. Kraker, C, Lacy, S, Lanter, S, Lapkin, D, LaRue. THIRD ROW: J, Leach, L, Leith, R. Lilley, K, Little, R, Long, S, Longest, D, McCarty, P. McCharen. FOURTH ROW: C, McConnell, I, McCubbin, K. McCumber, S. McDonald, P. McFadden, K. McKean, S. McKinnon, L. McLaughlin, FIFTH ROW: S, McMahan, P, Mackey, D. Marcus, R, Marks, D. Martin, J. Massey, V. Matthews, C. Maulding. SIXTH ROW: P, Megenity, B. Miller, C, Miller, M. Miller, M. Minden, J. Miseles, L. Mitchell, P. Mitchell, SEVENTH ROW: S, Moody, G. Moore, J, Morris, K. Morris, K. Morris, S, Morton, K, Myers, C. Nally. EIGHTH ROW: C, Nash, J. Norton, P, O'Brien, G. Ogburn, E, O'Neal, M. Outlaw, V, Palmer, T, Paramore. 9 .g Q. . MW vw? - iff? . r , - , 5, , - , X :,, , . S QQ 5333135 ' X I FIRST ROW: T, Payne, J. Pazoureck, I. Pederson, J, Pederson J. Peters, D. Phillips, G. Pierce, M. Pinkerton. SECOND ROW: P. Pinkerton, S. Potts, M. Purdin, P. Ramsey K, Randolph, K, Raney, S. Rasmussen, L. Ray. THIRD ROW: T. Ray, N. Read, B. Reeves, B. Remington, D Reynolds, S. Riddles, M. Roach, D. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: D, Roberts, R. Robinson, J. Rodgers, D. Rosenbaum R, Saar, V. Salsgiver, J. Sanders, K. Santee. FIFTH ROW: D, Satterfield, E. Self, K. Sell, B. Sessions, M Shaw, D. Short, L. Sibel, J. Simon, SIXTH ROW: J, Skouge, A. Slonecker, K. Springer, R. Stalcup, P. Stephens T. Stephens, R Stokes, R. Stout. SEVENTH ROW: B, Stowe, M. Strickland, T. Sullivan, J. Sutton, I. Swaim D. Swift, S. Swirczynski, R. Tate. EIGHTH ROW: J. Taylor, L. Taylor, S. Taylor, T. Thomas, G. Thomason B. Thompson, L. Todd, R. Turner. 4 Q77 W 5 f . gi I I r . . 'f ' 2 ai-1? my 'F 'g Q X 4' f . L . ..,. es I lv X I f .ri , 5, V ., . rg. l i f 1 7 I is M s .114 ' , . . ra . - ,A E sw Yr 5 fer r .Y .T - s Zi ' SQ fl . -an , .5 9 35 A .,s',wP1 'f,- 3 ' 1 qv WV ' 'aff X . i A T l L siis, 5 FIRST ROW: A, Tytgat, J. Underwood, B. Vawter, F. Waggoner, C, Walker. J. Walker, R. Walker, R. Walker, SECOND ROW: N. Walton, L. Watkins, R. Wells, D, Webster, D, White, S, Whitten, J. Williams, L. Williamson. THIRD ROW: C, Wilson, R. Worsham, L. Woodside, L Wotuck, D. Wright, R. York, B. Young, K. Young, Chris Lacy, 1962 Junior High Football Queen, is escorted by Captain Larry Mitchell at the assembly given in her honor before the homecoming game, 82 ,M , K M swf - ., 7 , - inf' L , Wil? 1 .6 'M .4 . f this 2, ,K fs: , ...Q - V , ...W it Y A aj? - r ., v - ,i. s- l r N i, fy C . 'mi .A s H , C K - . , 7 A 6 W ' E ' . A A. 1 f M s S Fl . . .' I 'XS' - i f , M . f f if Q z fm' , 5 ' T A , 32 aw I , V M ' 5, 51, ml, V. ,rf WW., ,Snr ,. Lg ' V iw? if-if . kk ,af W3 li ,Q C , ' 2 Q pa 2 is 1 ki J. is I! 4 fi 2 V M: ' EI FIRST ROW: D, Abernathy, K, Acord, c, Adams, T, Amer, K, Ameringer, G, Anderson, K. Anspaugh, R, Aranda. SECOND ROW: A, Austin, J. Baker, S. Baker, B. Ball, T. Barnes, C, Beeson, L, Bettis, M, Bird. THIRD ROW: J. Blackburn, L. Bone, J, Boyd, P, Boyriddle, J, Brandes R Brandes, R. Bratton, V. Bringingcood. FOURTH ROW: D, Brooks, G. Brown, D, Brunken, C. Byrd, D, Carothers, D. Caputto, R Canady, J. Campbell. FIFTH ROW: C, Caldwell, T. Chance, S. Chastain, S, Chitwood, R. Claborn, J. Clifford. J. Colley, C, Collins. SIXTH ROW: J, Connor, S. Constant, C, Contreras, R. Cook, R. Cook, P. Cope, N. Cottrell, D. Cox, SEVENTH ROW: I, Coyle, D. Cozby, S. Cron, C. Crow, B, Cullum, R. Curtis, G. Despain, J, Dinsmore. EIGHTH ROW: L, Dixon, T. Donahue, T. Dorris, P. Dukeman, M. Duncan, R, Durall, M. Dye, S. Dyer. I I n K ' -, 'W . g- V. ...S-ff., . A 'D f wif.-be, 4- . , -Q , : 5 'rt ' I 'QM . 5' A T We 'Q 'fini' F an ' 5. -ie N 3. Ll, , C' -,- .. 1... if ' ' 1 ,, . fl A , .. . ' A , A C N' V, S . if L Z 4 fs t , ii 'B 'zii' .1 is , ,. iill R T 1 . T rf 'AE' I 1 7 ' U ,N Y 1 , 4 . 5 A K C in X '- 1 ' T -.lg ' if iff K 1.3. W xii x .2 gg. K , t rr. 'M' F.. Q , A' .M -, - 2 , , p':f-if , 'F , .1 1 ' .- -' R- H - .-A .- at ,. - , f f, , - 1 , K E I Z ' J.. W KKV: v Q1 f if I A B , ..'. fini . .7'ff- E' I , .. -A L S: .551 5 3' In is , Y V, my f ri if Q ri g if B TF W ff , 7 is ' 1 lr 5 .M , . kb gtx Q L' W- fi 'url Q S? 7' is 1 : 2 we 'r T f 's as if' J h e lf f y gf' 'X .S ' , 7 . - .5 1' f as 1 1: J ' f :' H IE 1, V . W V. 5 ,JL f Qi. ' 1: .5 ig: is 2 r ' ' ....f. is-fav - M . K X . , : E RW F' FIRST ROW: H, Edwards, J. Elrod, M. Ensey, M. Ferguson, B Field, M. Fields, M. Fightmaster, J. Fisk. SECOND ROW: A, Flournoy, E. Flowers, P. Flurry, D. Folmar, C Foral, R. Fowler, J. Frederick, D. Frey. THIRD ROW: S, Gatewood, D. Gibson, B. Goodrurn, D. Gray, S. Green, C. Greenfield, S, Griffin, C. Hahn, FOURTH ROW: P, Haley, J. Hanges, L. Harmon, P. Harris, A. Harrison P, Hart, J. Hartford, H, Hearn. FIFTH ROW: M, Heil, K. Henderson, J. Henley, V. Henley, C. Henry, B. Hering C. Hester, J, Hiatt. SIXTH ROW: L. Hicks, P. Holden, D. Holderby, L. Hollers, J. Huey, D. Hulsey, G. Hunt T. Hurley. SEVENTH ROW: F, James. D. Jenkins, S. Jenkins, L. Johnson, L. Ionte, L. Kadavy, V, Keller, D Kelley. EIGHTH ROW: K. Kelly, N. Kennedy, J. Kimbrough. J. Kimbrough, K. King. J. Klaffke, C, Knox, K Kueteman. fi44.4 1.4 H0 -Tff-if 2? f W 1 if X FIRST ROW: J, Kyser, D. Landes, M. Langley, L, LeCroy, M, Leeper, L. Lewis, T. Longest, L. Loomis. SECOND ROW: A, Loving, M. Lowe, J. MacFarland, D. Maddox, L. Mahler, L. Malson, J. Marks, C. Marshall. THIRD ROW: J. Maryott, D. Matz, M, Mayfield, M, McAfee, I. McC1ain,J. McClure, G. McCormick, B. McDonald, FOURTH ROW: J. McDonald, M. McGee, J., McQuagge, T, McQuary, J. Meek, C. Megenity, P. Melton, M. Mencke. FIFTH ROW: C, Merrell, K, Mock, D. Moncrief, B. Moon, K. Moore, J. Morgan, R. Morgan, S. Moye. SIXTH ROW: D, Myers, S. Myers, L. Niblett, S. Nichols, J, Niles, J, Noble, D. Norlin, P. Northrop. SEVENTH ROW: D, O'Rei1ly, S. Osborne, M, Parker, L. Paul, L. Peairson, C. Pederson, G. Pegues, I. Pitts. EIGHTH ROW: J. Porter, N. Prather, T. Puckett, M. Rambo, P. Rankin, R Ray, R Reed, P. Reeves. . , ..., ' L. P 85 M .4 if ft ff: f Q gg lg,y ...s , ..., r gz, ,Q I ' + . '- .pe-up - S s s g . A 'ZR as of I U' F. - H , -M . S T.. 5 Q' ,S , , ...R , . K Mg, ', ' I ,. 1. - 1 1' '. - , 1 -M' ' , 'S . A 'W I f is: 5 L W Q I :Z it I S ac' - 'J , is 9s if tiki . g 'Q ' - V X, , S . 1 - W I lr I S I s X - :': i ' .. U i 3.2 FIRST ROW: L, Reiman, C. Rice, G. Rice, J. Riggs, D. Roach, P, Robertson, L, Robinson, B. Samples. SECOND ROW: N, Schott, D. Schultz, P. Scott, S. Sexton, B. Sharp I. Shipley, S, Shuffield, T. Shurley. THIRD ROW: B, Sidwell, B, Siemens, S. Silvey, R. Simon, S. Singer I. Sleeper, J. Smedley, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: S, Spangler, N, Stephenson, C. Stoehr, D. Stotts, P. Strange D. Street, S. Sullivan, S. Sunday. FIFTH ROW: S, Taylor, T. Taylor, D. Thomas, D, Thompson, L, Thompson, M. Thompson, M. Toahty, M. Wallace. SIXTH ROW: C, Ward, D. Wayland, J. Weaver, M. Weese, K. Wegner P. Westbrook, F, Whitbeck, C. White. SEVENTH ROW: L, White, R. Whiteshield, P, Wickberg, S. Wigham K. Williams, N, Williams, D, Williamson, J, Wilson, EIGHTH ROW: S, Wilson, B, Winkler, M. Wolf, P Woodruff, B, Woods. gif, .nQ,...1a2i2i - '?5iE?ki7EEE?Ef KIM, . . i Ln X' , , 5? .. , K, A ,i -is --'.'f 'K'k war 55-lltssyhf -. I g Q mf' 7' Q 1. s V - -...J W I , A K A Mg V K 'f grgy , ,ii ,W 5 g .. eff , . M- Q T Ti- I -if-' iii' if - ' ' 1 .,, K -t-. 2 .. H yg I . fi K . K . 1 I 1 , , 1 R I as gh.. . I rw . . .. , Q .rs 5 I jfs 2.1.-1. 3 has . S E . ie' 5 'Warf Candidates await the announcement of the 1961-62 Starlet Beau at the November dance. UNIOR HIGH STORMS CLASSEN SCCIALLY. . .. AND SCHOLASTICALLY Mr, Milburn, sponsor, looks on as Vice President Diane Hendon discusses Junior High Student Council business. Darn those foots! I This year's Junior High initiates accept the oath of the National Honor Society. 87 GRADEZFIRST ROW: J, Barkalow, R. Bates, C. Belcher, M. Benson. M. Bersano, K. Bielstein, T. Billingsley, M. Binns, L. Bitting. SECOND ROW: S. Blair, R. Blankenship, G. Boroughs, C. Brack, R. Bratton, L. Brister, C. Brock, D. Brown, D, Brown. THIRD ROW: T. Bruno, R. Bryan, J. Buford, S, Burnett, B. Caputto, J. Carr, P. Cartmell, S. Cherry, D. Childers. FOURTH ROW: R, Cochrane, P. Condit, D. Cooke, E. Cox, J. Cron, R. Croy, L. Cruce, P. Dale, D. Dane. FIFTH ROW: A, Dantes, M. Davis, P. Dickson, R. Dilbeck, J. Dodd, B. Dowell, J. Duggan, D. Dimagin, R. Duncum. SIXTH ROW: D. Dunham, B. Duval, J. Edmondson, M. Elder, D. Emert, J. England, D. Epperson, J. Estell, L. Fisk. SEVENTH ROW: T, Folmar, K. Fox, T. Franklin, S. Frans, G. Freeman, L. Fuller, S. Fullerton, S, Gausman, D. Gibson. EIGHTH ROW: I. Gibson, S. Gibson, D. Glenn, I. Goodwin, P. Green, S. Gregory, S. Griffin, C. Gunn, C. Haggard. . ,!'f 1' X J i wg il' -i 24' I i i IAVZ I fr ZA'.. J .Qly , FIRST ROW: L. Haley, P. Hall, D. Hardy, G. Harris, M. Harrison, J. Heil, K. Helm, J. Henson, R. Henson. SECOND ROW: J. Hiatt, I. Hite, D. Hoff, R. Holliway, .T. Holt, R. Hooker, G. Hopkins, C. Howe, V. Howell. THIRD ROW: D. Hunter, S. Jenkins, P. Johnson, W. Jones, C. Kassack, K. Kaufman, J. Kelly, D. Kennedy, S. King. FOURTH ROW: L. Lambert, D. Lang, L. Latham, M. Lawson, J. Little, P. Littlefield, J. Long, J. Looney, P. McAfee. FIFTH ROW: H. McAllister, S. McCaslin, S. McCharen, K. McChristy, V. McCormick, H. McCracken, R. McCubbin, C. McMurray, D. McDaniel. SIXTH ROW: B. Mankin, L. Mann, B. Martin, M. Massey, M. Masterson, B. Mayo, M. Meigs, B. Miller, F. Miller. SEVENTH ROW: J. Miller, D. Moore, M. Morton, F. Newcomb, G. Nimsey, J. Ogburn, M. Ogburn, M. Ogilvie, D. O'Hara. EIGHTH ROW:G.O'Neal, B. O'Reilly, P. Owens, C. Payne, S. Peters, W. Pettit, S. Phillips, B. Pierpont, D. Pitts. ' Q i lil, QS -Dv 1, VL PW ' 1 2 W ' .xr 32 99 FIRST ROW: M. Pool, S. Proctor, S. Prosser, W. Ouillen, G. Raco, L. Ramsey, T. Reagan, E. Records, B. Reeves. SECOND ROW: J. Reeves, E.Rentschler, P. Ricks, M. Roberts, B. Riddle, P. Rimmel, D. Robertson, L. Robertson, I. Rodgers. TI-HRD ROW: P. Row, D. Rogers, I. Rossman, S. Rounds, L. Ruby, L. Sander, D. Satterfield, E. Savage, L. Shaffer. FOURTH ROW: K, Shannonhouse, J. Sharp, M. Shenald, M. Shipley, M. Shultz, M. Sills, I. Simon, M. Slater, R. Small. FIFTI-IROW:C. Smith, L. Smith, N. Smith, R. Smithson, C. Spears, C. Springer, M. Story, T. Stowe, P. Street. SIXTH ROW: S. Sunday, I. Tallbear, S. Taylor, T. Thomas, G. Thompson, K. Thrower, D. Vanfleet, T. Venable. SEVENTH ROW: W. Vick, D. Wasemaller, C. Watkins, C. Watson, R. Way, A. White, C. White, I. White, R. White. EIGHTH ROW: B. Whitlock, T. Wilkerson, L. Williams, W. Williams, L. Wolf, R. Woodruff, R. Woodruff, A. Woodside, S. Wotring. 5 35. Howdy! say Sharon Swirczynski and Robert Wells, junior high Top Cowgirl and Cowhand from Mrs. Ghere's ninth grade homeroom. 3.4 iv- r, Cheerfully C'?J awaiting their fate are Mrs. Lanier's seventh grade Cowgirl and Cowhand, Dana Pitts and John Reeves. .y 1 fs n -fp. 5 The end seems near for Pam Westbrook if ,Tack Wilson is as good a shot as he claims to be. They represent Mrs. Ti1sner's eighth grade homeroom. WW: 4, ' ,rg V M in 5 fx 'L' a In SQ, Aiykfiffw V w , V'2: 5 I 1 1 5 sf if S ew 4? if' J 1 1111 MW QW W f s . -, - f ,4.fi,sgy .E Cymfd , , K 3 , L R, 5, VW, FIRST ROW: Butch Thomas, Weldon Martin, John Blake, Steve Epperson, Eddie Farmer, Lester Young, Terry Schenk, Gary Taylor. SECOND ROW: David Blair, Ronnie Carter, Bryan Nash, Tommy Yoes, Tom- my Johnson, Jerry Wootan, Jim Erdman, Robert Keahey, TI-HRD ROW: Claude Green, Ronnie Langham, Steve Kelly, Jim Nichols, Jack Kanaly, David Reeves, Rick Perry, FOURTH ROW: Larry Mitchell, Bill Wallace, Steve Asbury, Jim Stout, Marvin Ainsworth, James Caughron, Ronnie Eylar. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Spencer, John Smith, Russell Owens, Jimmy Capps, Jim Fowler. SENIOR COMETS SCORE I '61 Classen O Grant Classen 20 St, Mary's Classen 8 Southeast Classen 8 Northeast Classen 26 Guthrie Classen O Harding Classen 8 Central Classen 0 Del City Classen O John Marshall CIRSSCH 20 Crooked Oak Classen Star Spencer 94 We are very proud of the fine job our foot- ball coaches have done this year, Due to their fine effort with the teams, Classen had a season's record of four wins and seven losses, Here coaches Sims, Gilliland, Dalke fHead Coachj, and Milliron discuss an upcoming game, Classen's two outstanding Senior players this year are Kenneth Eylar, All-Conference, All-City fHonorable Meniiony, and Butch Thomas, A11-Conference, All- City. Early in the season, Classenites journeyed to Guthrie to witness a proud victory over the Bluejays, 95 Coach said torun them off the field, but out of the stadium??? The Comets sweep down on a Viking ball-carrier to prevent him from scoring ina well-played game, 96 Gary Taylor, Senior charges for a Comet Hrstdown against a hard-driv- ing opponent. The Comets pressed on to topple the Central Cardinals in an 8 - O victory, FIRST ROW: T. Thomas, J. Bowman, B. Garis, R. Dillberg, K. Case, J. Adams, E. O' Neal, J. Morris. SECOND ROW: B. Herbig, J. Massengale, M. Casey, T. Bozarth, L. Mitchell, R. Stout, R. Lilley, R. Gower, M. Fight- master. THIRD ROW: R. Chronic, J. Sutton, H. Hood, M. Leeper, M. Pinkerton, M. Gibson, C. Greene, B. Stowe, B. Gregory, J . Maryott. JU IOR COMET Coached by Harvey Tedford, the junior high team has had a challenging season. Although no games were won, a fine effort was made by the team and their coach. 'gtg Y um 5 5 5 i l , FIRST ROW: B. Moon, L, Rupe, R. Puckett, L. Ward, D. Stamatis, J. Fesler. SECOND ROW: Coach Sims, C. Floyd, T. Crawford, C. Smith, F.l-lemker, G. Humphreys, Coach Tedford. B- SQUAD: S. Asbury, A. Abolins, R. Koehn, R. Langham, F. Montgomery, D. Blair. TOP ROW: R. Roberts, Mgr., P. Bird, R. Perry, J. Hatfield, J. Erdman, R. Stevenson, K. Nelson. CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN 98 COMETS CONTEND IN CONFERENCE MC GUIN N ES S DEL CITY JOHN MARSHALL CENTRAL EDMOND HOLDEN VILLE MCALESTER NORTHEAST HARDIN G CENTRAL GRAN T O CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN SOUTHEAST STAR SPENCER HARDIN G GRAN T JOHN MARSHALL NORTHEAST STAR SPENCER SOUTHEAST ST, MARY'S MCGUINNESS Varsity player Larry Rupe aims for a field goal and in- creases the Comet score. Comet players outjump two Generals in a grueling game against Grant. f , xx.. , eeesy mp 3 t , it Anxiety of a hard-fought game is shown on the faces of these Comets in the last few minutes of asignificant Capital Conference game. Sophomore Carl Smith makes a desperate effort to retrieve the ball from a fallen opponent. FIRST ROW: J. Pazoureck, D. Fuller, R. Hess, H. Hood, D. McCarty. SECOND ROW: Coach Hawthorn, B. Stowe, D. Finch, F. Eckstein, C. Greene, R, Lilley. This year teammates the Year. UNIOR CAGER Larry Rupe was chosen by his as Most Inspirational Player of r r L 5, 5? is 5 Tension mounts as players and spectators alike wait to see whether or not a basket will be made. 'Qing' . 1- than FIRST ROW: G. Chappory, J. Sanders, J. Heald, B. Sherman. SECOND ROW: Coach Hawthorn, A. Abolins, B. Bundy, P. Cunningham, D. James, D. O'Dell, L. Freshour, S. Asbury, J. Hatfield, T. Crawford, T. Cobb, P. Bird, C. Baird, S. Matthews. CROSS COU TRY CAPTURES CROW Ready ....Set ....Go!! Classen's Cross Country Team in 1961 regained its Capital Conference champion- ship, winning six meets, finishing second in three others, and falling below that in only two. The team showed good balance and fine spirit. Except for one meet, the All- City, this team was undefeated in local competition and was undoubtedly the finest of its class in the state. FLRST ROW: S. Epperson, A. Jones, L. Weisman, I. Talkington, W. Jones. SECOND ROW: E. Farmer, R. Eylar, T. CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN CLASSEN Schenk, B. Thomas, R. Keahey, R. Owens. WRESTLERS COMPLETE SUC CE S SEUL SEASON 21 GUTHRIE 12 29 NORTHEAST 3 26 GEARY 6 1 8 GRANT 17 12 NORTHWEST 22 18 DEL CITY 22 5 JOHN MARS HALL 23 103 il... 'kg Placing in Regionals are A. ,Tones and W. Jones. FIRST ROW: F. Naify Cnot picturedj R, Eylar, T. Schenk, S, Epperson, and B. Thomas. Senior grappler Steve Epperson tries for a near fall in a decisive con- ference match in the Classen gym. 104 Butch Thomas, senior, took second place in State this year. Teamwork and cooperation have resulted in bringing honors to the school. ., ' ' ' A .T , ....... Q b4N. ,- ..'I::Ei: fin? r sm, A XY ' L ' 'F' ii i - , - . , , ,. , - . V ' . - . . , - ' 5 5 f's.1F2l V 57? . . H ' . WNW FIRST ROW: E. O'Neal, G.Contreras, I.Adams, D. Thomas, F. James, R. Worsham. SECOND ROW: B. Gregory, I. Maryott, M. Pinkerton, L. Mitchell, R. Stout, D. Echols. UNIOR GRAPPLER Coach Milliron and Ricky Worsham take time out to discuss wrestling tactics. Ricky was the only junior high wrestler to place in state this year. Having led the wrestling team through a successful season, Coach Dalke had a right to look smug. He is a conscientious and sincere coach and has done a wonderful job. 105 J H 'Gs-9' ,-., Nw fw . i -vretthe Tweet fr item, yNMm,.e - 'Q' ..,x Q ' in 1? M Xlyt .,, ., 46 FIRST ROW: D. Gauntt, R. Henderson, T. Hairfield. SECOND ROW: Coach Sims, J. Paschal. S.Chi1ders. GOLF SWIMMI G FIRST ROW: J. Wootan, J. Morton, J. Brimer, G. Chappory, S. Kelly. SECOND ROW: B. Outlaw, S. Asbury, S. Row, M. Outlaw, J. Caughron. THIRD ROW: D. Reeves, P. Eden, F.Jarneison, J. Henley, J. Mitchell, . Shinlev, B. Saunders. J. Harris, J. Sutton, P. Mee. 1 x arm., if , ..,A , ,,,, . ,.,. .,.,, , FIRST ROW: B. Carter, J. Dunagin, J. Zumeta, D. James, A. Abolins, D. Ison, Coach Fleet. SECOND ROW: H, Olson, B. Fears, J. Caughron, F. Montgomery, D. Blair, P. Bird, M. Ainsworth. TENNIS l '! Vi ig, A S s,,,,,, . I , FHET ROW: D, Fuller, S. Asbury, J. Heald, R. Roach, C. Baird, C. Greene. SECOND ROW: B. Bundy, J, Pazoureck, J. Sanders, L. Freshour, S. Matthews, J. Spencer. My 3 R ' r , V67 :I ,idx 1' FIRST ROW: R. Perry, B. Moon, C. Floyd, R, Puckett, W. Martin, B. Wallace. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, J. Erdman, I. Fesler, T. Crawford, L. Rupe, G. Humphreys, Coach Tedforcl. BASEBALL 108 Baseball seasorfs starting too early this year or winter's a little late. Anyway, Weldon Martin, Jimmy Capps, and Rick Perry seem to be warming up for it. x SPORTS REVIEW 5 ,P 4-.M 'Z' A Coming out victorious over the female cagers of Harding, the Comets boasted a final score of 46-25. Above and to the right are shots taken at the game depicting Linda Burnett's and Nancy Burroughs' talents as basketball players. ll0 Ll LK if-r 93 ' wt 'ft--. 2 tl 1 f 5 gali g we.. .R GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: C. Bassett, A. Williams, L. Pierpont, W. Woodruff, K. lntemann, L. Todd, P. Stephens. SECOND ROW: M. Barringer, T. Hardy, N. Burroughs, B. McDonald, P. Kimmel, B. Slater. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, N. Snell, L. Burnett, B. Williams, A. McClain. GIRL GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: L. Burnett, T. Hardy, K. Intemann, B. Slater, H. Gardner, P. Ford. B. McDonald. SECOND ROW: M. Farris, M. Barringer, P. Kimmel, B. Williams, N. Snell, A. McClain, L. Beck, A. Williams, L. Todd, C. Bassett, Mrs. Hoover. PORT Perfect form and timing are the greatest assets a badminton player can have, and Sharon Jones seems to have both. 112 Mrs. Hoover, who is known by her smile and willingness to aid bewildered junior high students, also coaches several senior high sports. These in- clude volleyball, badminton, swimming, and table tennis. 'l QT2'.f GIRLS' SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: P. Hart, J. Howell, C. Bassett, L. Todd, W. Woodruff, A. Williams. SECOND ROW: I. Little, C. Berry, A. McClain, N. Snell, P. Ford, M. Farris. THIRD ROW: H. Gardner, Miss Dean, L. Burnett. GIRLS' BADMINTON No, these girls aren't trying to kill flies, but they are making an effort to show correct form when play- ing badminton. The girls' badminton team consists of L. Pierpont, P. Stephens, N. Snell, A. Williams, B. Williams, S. Jones, N. Burroughs. Janet Hadler . . . . . Miss Dean isn't really talking on the telephone in her sleep. She was just caught unawares by a sneaky photographer. Miss Dean coaches the tennis, basketball and softball teams, and is well-liked by everyone be- cause of her lively personality. . . . dives for Classen. ,,,....,...,,., ., N, t tyyty D' , 4 It g ,N .- 57 1. vi' no we ,KZ X iq . -N. L' -I gl... new jQ it-..., ' M I . . 5 M Aj 4 Q gig ,.l..1r, wg ' H ,, .Lf Woodruff. GIRLS' TENNIS L. Todd, M. Barringer, A. McClain B Slater H Gardner, L. Burnett. GIRLS' SWIMMING J. Hadler, B. McDonald, C. Henry, L Pierpont W -...HW ---, .-..,,. in -Q.. . f-0-.- N V-.lj--,.,,T, K-.... -.,,. , --,I v..- 'ww 4 JJ Q 91' f J QW CW X fi f M Mm fwy nf' nw DAVID I AMES SAR Citizenship Award Gaylord Philan Award in Physics and Math TONY CRAWFORD Faculty Award Civitan Good Citizenship Award AUBREY KING Faculty Award COMETS G THER NIKI MEEK DAR Good Citizenship Award SHERRI STILES Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Award Lynn Riggs English Award Gaylord Philanthropies Scholarship Award in Chemistry and Math CON NIE NORTHROP Classen Homemaker of Tomorrow I Mental Health Award, Alternate LINDA MORTENSEN John Philip Sousa Band Award BETTY PRAG National School Orchestra Association Award DAR Award in History thropies Scholarship ANN MOODY Montgomery Ward Business .T AN BROWN Faculty Award Award PAUL THOMAS Elks Athletic Award BARBARA SLATER Elks Athletic Award RIET MORRIS Gaylord Philanthropies Scholarship Award in French Faculty Award GALAXY OF HO OR I L SANDIE RIDDLE Faculty Award DONNA FIELD American Legion Citizenship Award National Officer Managers Association Award MARILYN NEWTON Underward Award MARY MONCRIEF in Spanish LINDA INTEMANN BOBBYE CHASTAIN Faculty Award EDNA WOTRING Faculty Award 4 SHARON WILLIAMS Oklahoma County Mental Health Association Award GEORGE DAVIS Faculty Award C. E. Grady Debate Award NICK PAGONIS Faculty Award xp 2 Q? -'vg x Gaylord Philanthtopies Scholarship Award Underwood Best Typist JERRY SPENCER American Legion Citizenship Award Faculty Award KENNETH WINKLEMAN Engineering Club of Oklahoma City Award JERRY LATTA Bausch- Lomb Optical Company Science Award I-. ANTO H.CLASSE MED L GF H0 OR SUSAN BLINN has been awarded the Classen Medal of Honor, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a senior girl. Susan was selected on the basis of her scholarship, her strength of character, and her qualities of leadership and citizenship. This is an especially coveted award since it not only signifies past achievements but indicates success to come. ,yur-v .TAN DUNAGIN ll8 NIKI MEEK ELLA D. CLASSEN AWARDS The Ella D. Classen awards are given in honor of the memory of the late Mrs. Classen. The two girls ranking highest in scholar- ship, leadership, character and citizenship for me 1961-62 school year are JANDUNAGIN and NIKI MEEK. ANTON H. CLASSEN W RDS .T ACK FESLER The Anton H. Classen awards are given in honor of the memory of the late Mr. Classen. The two boys ranking highest in scholar- ship, leadership, character' and citizenship for the 1961-62 school year are JOHN BAKER and .TACK FESLER. dANTO H.cLAssEN MED L or HO on JERRY LATTA has been awarded the Classen Medal of Honor, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a senior boy. Jerry was selected on the basis ofhis scholar- ship, his strength of character, and his qual- ities of leadership and citizenship. This is an especially coveted award since it not only signifies past achievements but indicates success to come. JOHN BAKER !? 'f':v 119 JAN BRGWN QRBIT QUEE Vivacious and charming IAN BROWN has been voted by the Comet student body to be their 1962 ORBIT queen. The qualifications for nomination were beauty, character, and representation of Classen. Jan fulfills all three, Her representation of Classen is most out- standing. Through her leadership and ability as head cheerleader, the Comet's varsity cheerleading squad won state championship in 1960-61 and placed second in 1961-62. The ORBIT staff is proud to have such a deserving girl as our queen. Dancringis one of Jan's many talents. She is pictured here as she appeared in Pajama Game this year. She also did some of the choreography for the show. In addition to dancing and cheering, Jan sings in the Hilite trio. ld' .3 5 1 Trying to pass the Orbit's endurance test are Roberta ing a blinding snowstorm. Bobbye, Donna, Donna, and Ian, photographed dur- BOBBYE CHASTAIN, One of Classen's most out- standing seniors, was anominee for ORBITQueer1, Her picture appears several times in the ORBIT- Spanish Club, Youth of God, Comes Pep Club, which she served as President both semesters this year, and as a winner in the Royalty section, 122 GRBIT Q EE DONNA FABIAN, pert brunette, has been an all- school cheerleader throughout high school and is a member of the Classette Pep Club. She also sings with the Hilites 11'io and has participated in several Classen musi cals, Her school activities and energetic personality made her a likely candidate for ORBIT Queen. Donna was also a nominee for Miss Classette and Spring Sports Queen. TTEN DA S DONNA FIELD, a five foot redhead, is a bright spot in the day for Classenites. She is a member of the Comes pep club andis an All-School Cheerleader, Donna has sung and danced in two musical comedies at Classen and is an officer of the Classen Choir, She is a member of the Honor Society and various clubs, including Spanish Club and Youth of God, Donna's effervescent personality and winning smile endear her to many, Lovely brunette, ROBERTA MacFARLAND, can claim brains and talent as well as beauty. Roberta studies voice, piano, and organ. She has entered dis- trict and tri-state contests and the National Associa- tion of Teachers of Singing Contest. Bert sings in the Classen Choir and has participated in Mr, Won- derful and Pajama Game. She is an officer of the Comes Pep Club and is in the Spanish Club and the Tri-C Cheerleading Club, 123 FOOTBALL QUEE The 1961-62 football squad chose DARL HUNT as their queen She was crowned by Weldon Martin Octo- ber 26 in freezing weather at our Homecoming game with Del City, Darl is active in the Comes Pep Club and sings in the Classen Choir. The football queen candidates cheered the Comets on in one of our most successful seasons, I DARLENE HUNT Football queens are no exception to the twisting rule. Even formal dress doesn't stop Classenites from having fun! 7' v DONNA FIELD JAN IERNIGAN SUSIE HARRIS SUZI WALTON Senior Senior Junior Junior 124 BASKETB LL QUEEN BOBBYE CHASTAIN was chosen by the Classen bas- ketballers as their favorite miss, Bobbye was elected President of the Comes Pep Club both semesters this year and supported her loyal subjects on the team vig- orously. She is active in the Youth of God, the Span- ish Club, and is a representative to the Senior Coun- cil. She was a candidate for ORBIT Queen this year. Bobbye and her attendants, Barbara Campbell and Ian Jernigan, clown for an ORBIT photographer. Ob- viously they LOVE to have their pictures taken! The Basketball Queen was crowned on February 9 at the homecoming game with Star Spencer. Tony Crawford, captain of the team, was the lucky guy chosen to do the crowning honors. BOBBYE CHASTAIN BARBARA CAMPBELL JAN JERNIGAN Senior Senior 125 wie -ld' DONNA FA BIAN SPRING sPoRTs QUEE DONNA FABIAN, senior beauty, was chosen queen ofthe 1962 spring sports season. Vivacious and charm- ing Donna has been all all-school cheerleader for three years. She is a member of the Classettes Pep Club and sings in the Classen Choir. She was a member of the ORBIT staff her sophomore year. Donna was a nominee for ORBIT Queen and Miss Classette this year, W 4 1 Favorites of boys in the spring sports program include blondes, brunettes, and redheads, as ex- emplified by Jan Brown, Donna Fabian, Donna Field, and Jan Jernigan fnot picturedj. IAN BROWN DONNA FIELD JAN IERNIGAN Senior Senior Senior MA OF DESTINCTIO 6'3 TONY CRAWFORD was elected by the student body as Classen's most distinctive man, Tony is Pres- ident of the Senior class this year and was President of the Junior class, 1960-61. He serves as a Student Council representative and is a member of the Span- ish Club and the Youth of God. He is active in church work and was selected to be a Junior Rotarian. Tony is amember ofthe O Club and has lettered in bas- ketball, baseball and cross-country. He was also a candidate for Comes Beau and Prince of Friendship. The Man of Distinction contest is sponsored each year by the CLASSEN LIFE staff. Classen's Man of Distinction does his part to help the Comets win the Cross-Country Conference title. TONY CRAWFORD STEVE EPPERSON JACK FESLER JERRY SPENCER DEAN STAMATIS Senior - Senior Senior Semor JAN BROWN AND AUBREY KING PRI CE AND PRINCESS OF FRIE DSHIP AtClassen friendlinessis one of our greatest assets, It is only natural that we should be represented by a Prince and Princess of Friendship. Therefore, every year the Student Council sponsors an election to de- termine the most friendly seniors taking part in our activities, This year a very deserving couple was elected, It was a hard choice for the student body, but we finally chose IAN BROWN and AUBREY KING to reign over us, Their scintillating personalities help many to feel at home in our halls. Jan has been an all-school cheerleader for the past three years and is a member of the Comes pep club. It is easy to see why she is so well-liked, Her smile is ever ready and her enthusiasm is always genuine. Jan dances, sings, and writes for the CLASSEN LIFE, to make her round of activities complete, Aubrey will long be remembered for his sincere friendliness, He is active in many school activities, including Student Council, the Classen Choir, and the National Forensic League, His ringing tenor voice can be heard whenever there is singing, Qfor example, in Classen's production of Pajama Game this yearj. These two were an excellent choice and we congra- tulate them both. EDNA WOTRING TONY CRAWFORD Senior Senior The Friendship Candidates discuss their grades on then first semester English final, Whew! STUDE T COUNCIL ORK A D ACHIEVE Although we all realize that tradition is not sufficient reason for a club to exist, we may be, at times, unfamiliar with the reasons for its existence, The Student Council promotes the activities of the school by the delegation of responsibilities in initiating, planning, organizing and supervising. Each year this organization is responsible for supervision of elections, conductinga fund-raising event fmagazine drivej, char- tering all clubs and organizations, sponsoring a Prince and Princess of Friendship contest, as well as many other projects for the improve- ment of the school. But let us not forget that the prime duty of the Student Council is to strive continually to improve the school atmosphere in such areas that it truly becomes an institution of learning good habits, as part of the Iraining of students for their future activities as citizens, We can be sure that as long as these aims, objectives, and purposes are car- ried out in proper manner, the students of Classen may participate in a Student Council of which they may be proud, LJ XCDIQIS5 ID ,Enf 7' JERRY SPENCER President NIKI MEEK NANCY RECORDS IAN DUNIGAN Vi ce-President Secretary Treasurer ROW ONE: I, Reeves, B, Reeves, P, Johnson, L. Horne, S, Noble, S, Dessauer, S, Johnson, P. Mont- gomery, K, Carothers, C, Walters, D. Field, ROW TWO: T. Hardy, I, Latta, S, Blinn, C. N0rthr0P. C, Roberts, A, Henderson, P, Winkler, L, Duncan, A, Samara, J, Dunagin, N. Records, N, Meek, ROW THREE: A, Graham, B, Chastain, P, Watson, G, Mcwhirter, E, Mitchell, T. Zwick, S, Anspaugh, W, Jones, J, Wootan, J, Collins, S, Row. ROW FOUR:J. Spencer, R. Puckett, R, Doty, T. Crawford, A, King, J, Henley, R. Henderson, R. Webster, J, Erdman, S, Asbury, STUDENT C OUNC IL Jerry Spencer, President THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES! Mrs, Cordum , Sponsor l I .. , t a Q, T f 130 ,..fe -Q HO OR SOCIETY ROW ONE: N. Meek, J, Dunagin, D, Field, J. Reeves, B, Slater, M, Shadden, S. Blinn, A, Moody ROW TWO: M, Gray, C. Sleeper, G. Low, D, Smith, V, Love, S, Johnson, D, Howe, C, Gauntt, M Landrum, M, Newton, S, Rust, G, Bielstein, ROW THREE: R, Moncrief, K, Simmons, B. Morris, I. Ham- brick, T. Hardy, W. Woodruff, J. Patchin, B, Prag, E, Neal, S, Anspaugh, S, Stiles, ROW FOUR, S Marshall, M, Moncrief, K, O'Rei11y, E, Mitchell, D, Miller, M, Minnick, P, Gregory, E, Tiemeyer D, Fain, S. Williams, I. Donohoo, ROW FIVE: I. Baker, K, Winkleman, D, Blair. J. Dunagin, R, New- comb. J. Boyd, B, Wallace, J. Harris, P, Mee, G, Paramore, R. Doty, M, Raba, I. Larta, HONOR MATH ROW ONEgL. Woodside, G, Low, N, Meek, S. Blinrl. I. Latta. I. Dunagin, ROW TWO, D, Smith, M. Gray, A, Stafford, B. Prag D, Hiatt. ROW THREE: B, Wallace, J, Boyd P, Flexner, I, Dunagin, , e l 'A 2' :i n 'Q fr ij ,gi- k i '3fNv... . , fish A Q i- .,, L3 5 W 5 1-...N Kliisr-. f'.v,,. 'fdii 'P-El-S355- - afg,P J .W .--P 5555 wg ,, ,,. H .F.L. ROW ONE: G. Davis, President, N. Meek, Secretary: S. Blinn, Secretary, V. Love, Treasurerg A. King, Vice President. ROW TWO: K. Harris, G. Bielstein, S, Dessauer, C, Gauntt, T. Blinn, L. Todd. ROW THREE: D, Hiatt, L, Banyash, B. Reeves, D, Mc- Carty, J. Wootan, D. Mcwhirter, C. Tomp- kins, S, Whitten. ROW FOUR: R. Doty, P. Mee, P, Flexner, J. Skouge, M. McCarty, J, Harris. THESPIA ,S ROW ONE:Mr. Sallee, A, Graham, R, Gilbert, P, Kelsay, P. Kane, C, Wal- ters, B. Barkalow, A. Kurlender, J, Paschal, ROW TWOgP, Miller, Z. Hilliard M. Dugger, E. Wotring, T, Radcliff, C. Billings, ROW THREE: K. Hutcherson R, Doty, D, Adams, B, Chastain, B. Gay, M. Downey. ROW FOUR: S. Gay M, Hadler, P, Caughron, M. Jennings, N. Morrison, L, Durall, P, Gregory: ROW FIVE: P. King, P. Flexner, G. Story, A. Yanik, W, Slaten, B, Hewitt, FIRST ROW: A, Baker, S, Rust, P. Hanley, B, Rhodes, C, Anderson, L, Gibson, V, Fincher, N. Atkins, B, Keller, H. Morris, N. Gausman, G. Low, P. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, B. Clinkenbeard, L. Curtis, P, Blair, S. Barrymore, C. Mayes, K. Jones, T. Smith, C. Protzman, A. McClain, K. Nichols C. Miseles, S. Main, C, Talkington. THIRD ROW: C. Tompkins, M. Downey, K. Birmingham, R. White P, Mee, G. Robbins, P. Bird, P. King, T. Ray, S. Matthews, H, McLain, R. Ireton. SAFETY COUNCIL UNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW: R. Doty, Reporter: Rochelle Maddox, Parliamentariang Martha Minnich, Treasurer: Esther Tiemeyer, Vice-President: Harriet Morris, President: Mrs. Fowler, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: R. MacFar- land, P. McFadden, I, Morris, D. Stowe, D. Dunham, J. Reeves, J, McClure, D. Thomas, J. Pitts, S, Rounds, K. Young, S. Beeson. THIRD ROW: T. Blinn, F, Kessler, J. England, V, Snyder, I. Hampton, S, Green, K. Simmons, M. Dark, B. Fields, I. Edmondson, C. Ford, C. Byrd, D, Wayland, J. Barkalow FOURTH ROW: K. Saunders, M. Reaves, G. Bachelor, N. Dunagin, C. Nally, J. Dunagin, D. McWhirter C. Tompkins, C, Bettis, S, Kelly, B. Ionte, D. Wasemiller, P. Northrop. , , ., Ya..-ff' 'QNCHQQN CLUB ROW ONE: P, Steddum, Historian - Reporter, M. Wright, Chaplaing E, Wotring, President, M, Newton, Vice President. ROW TWO: S, Snider, E, Neal, M. Daron, G. Low, J, Lancaster, M, Shadden, H, Moore, N. McCabe, A, Kurlender, ROW THREEg S. Noble, M, Minnich, C. Caldwell, N. Condit, S, Schiel, B. Barkalow, P. Goodman, G. McWhirter, G, Lindley, M. Ruble, ROW FOUR: C. Bettis, B. Gay, L. Rone, M. Scott, K, Birmingham, P, Windes, M, Landrum, T, Zwick. ANCHOR CLUB JOHN BLAKE WELDON MARTIN BEAU i JERRY SPENCER STEVE EPPERSON KENNETH EYLAR 134 ki -':':?.i5. fiE3C '.I H' ' ' -Er' .: 'rf-.Z53:'I:-flii:--:' -7-. S . .:1,::A. Q z . . QE, A. .1 fl? .KAL ., Arr. gg A,-H., fs ,iff Ag., ROW ONE:J. Fesler, Treasurer, D, Blair, Vice-Presidentg M, McCarty, President, P. Bird, Secretary. ROW TWO:I. Blake, J, Wootan, J, Latta, S, Asbury, C, Lane, L, Weisman, T. Baugh, T. Yoes, ROW THREE: J. Zumeta, B, Mencke, F, Jameison, B. Wallace, S, Epperson, I, Dunagin, A, Abolins, J, Erd- man, R. Coin, J, Hayes, I. Stone, G, Davis, T, Harris, ROW FOUR: T, Schenk, R. Webster, S, Mat- thews, R, Puckett, J. Caughron, J. Henley, T. Crawford, P, Flexner, C, Smith, P, Mee, R. Doty, S, Asbury, M. Ison. KEY CLUB SANDIE RIDDLE VICKI LOVE UW SWEETHEART IAN BROWN LYNDA FIELD DONNA FIELD X Lev 1 Y 5' 7 I W.. E ,- ie , F3 H 4 -J TRI-C'S The Tri-C's were organized this year at Classen to prepare girls for try-outs for all-school cheerleaders, The 1961-62 cheerleaders, whoare allseniors, taught the girls the cheers they do with all the difficult for- rnations. ' ' rhr'ee 1 R ' ee er er r eeer r r . it Y J eyy, s V ' A re sl - . .- 5 5f:l'lf2r! ,h.' R ,efrh 1 .'e-, Q Jan Brown, head cheer- D I ' D D leader for the past two The officers ofthe Tr1-C s are Lynda Field, Treasurer, Donna Fablan, Historian- years, puts the Second Reporterg Sue Pendleton, Sergeant-at-armsg Jan Brown, Presidentg Jan Jernigan, place trophy won at clinic Vice-President, Barbara Campbell, Secretary, Jody Barnes, Sergeant-at-arms, . this year with last year's and Donna F1eld, Sergeant-at-arms, first place trophy, FIRST ROW, B-Squad Cheerleadersg S. Dessauer, P, Montgomery, A. Henderson, D, Von Rissen, S, Johnson, C, Gauntt, D. Howe. SECOND ROW: K, Tilsner, B. Rhodes, J. Bass, B. Keller, I. Gravlin, M, Moore, K, Dahnke. THIRD ROW: S. Douglas, P, Schott, N. Huntley, V, Love, K, Harris, S. Anspaugh, FOURTH ROW: T, Zwick, B, Main, C, Roberts, M, Jennings, S, Main, S, Walton. 137 CLASSETTE K ,, FIRST ROW: K, Carothers, S. Wayland, V. Love, T. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Rhodes, M. Henderson, SECOND ROW: M. Jennings, R, Gilbert, M. Newton, C. McCracken, C. Long, V. Baker, B, Barkalow. THIRD ROW: J. Hadler, K. Hartford, K, Dahnke, J. Bass, A, Graham, L. Durall. FOURTH ROW: D. Fabian, S, Pendleton, S. Walton, C. Stewart, C. Anderson, P. Watson, J. Jernigan, B, Campbell. Classettes' first semester cheerleaders are Patricia Johnson and Candy Contreras, Elected to the top Eve offices are Sue Wayland, Assistant Secretary, both semesters, Barbara Chastain, President, both semesters, Paula Watson, Secretary, first semester, Amelie Graham, Vice - President, second semesterg and Marcia Hadler, Treasurer, second semester. 138 AMELIE GRAHAM Senior DONNA FABIAN Senior PAT KIMMEL Senior BARBARA CAMPBELL Senior ,E lif 5 MISS CLASSETTE PA ULA WA TS ON Senior FIRST ROW: C, Haase, P, Montgomery, D, Howe, G, Low, S. Harris, L, Fox, C, Bettis. SECOND ROW: S, Riddle, C, Hobbs, D, VonRissen, E, Neal, A, Henderson, P, Miller, M, Potts, C, Flurry, L, Duncan, THIRD ROW, K, Thompson, J. Cox, A, Williams, A, Samara, M, Minnich, L, Mortenson, A. Stafford, B, Chastain, D, Smith, S, Wolfe, FOURTH ROW: S, Anspaugh, K, Birmingham, C, Miseles, T. Hardy, B, Hobbs, M, Winston, N, Gausman, C, Ferguson, J. Wilkerson, 139 TONY CRAWFORD Senior MIKE MCCARTY Senior .TERRY SPENCER Senior LARRY WARD Senior 140 The 1961 - 62 Comes cheerleaders are Marcia Klaffke, Roberta MacFar1and, Judy Gravlin, and Cindy Gauntt. COMES BEAU .TACK FESLER Senior COME FIRST ROW: S. Blinn, J. Dunagin, N. Meek, L. Field, R. MacFarland, B. Chastain, D. Field, A. Moody. S Rust, E. Hunter, M. Carter. SECOND ROW: C. Hall, D. Fain, L. Hardaker, L. Horne, S. Tabor, K. Intemann M. Shadden, C. Gauntt, S. Kelly, N. Atkins. THIRD ROW: S. Green, N. Griffin, B. Prag, B. Slater, L. Balch P. Kelsay, N. Morrison, D. Bodine, K. Harris, S. Gay. FOURTH ROW: P. Caughron, J. Patchin, M. Gray, T. Zwick, B. Gay, P. Winkler, E. Mitchell, R. McAfee, P. Windes. X 'H-U -.. ,...-, Serving for the entire year as the top five officers of the Comes Pep Club are Susan Blinn, Assistant Secretary: Bobbye Chastain, President: Nancy Records, Vice- President: Sherri Suhre, Secretary: and Edna Wotring, Treasurer. Flkibl ROW: R. Maddox, S. Nettleton, M. Landrum, C. Gauntt, H. Morris, J. Reeves. SECOND ROW: S. Schiel N. Huntley, P. Schott, J. Gravlin, W. Ellyson, L. Haggard, V. Snyder. THIRD ROW: S. Marshall, S. Jones S. Suhre, K. Tilsner, B. Keller, S. Douglas. 1 BL EJACKETS SANDLE RIDDLE Senior CAROLYN TALKINGT ON Senior C1assen's only boys' pep club, the Blue Jackets, are doing several jobs for Classen this year. The fellows are trying to repaint the parking spaces on the north lot, and it seems that the members are getting more paint than the cement! Oh, well, per- haps next year they will get the job done. In the meantime ...... '?'? BLUEJACKET QUEE H ARRIET MORRIS Senior PATTI WINDES Senior LYNDA FIELD Senior wlbf -'5 mx The Blue Jacket officers are Bill Carter, Sergeant- at- armsg Jim Worsley, President: Guy Huntley, Treasurer: Alan Scott, Secretary. Jim Worsley can't DC content just serving as Blue Jacket President. He decided to play Santa Claus and scare everyone. FIRST ROW: J. Worsley, G. Huntley, B. Carter. SECOND ROW: K. Jones, D. lson. M. Berry. T. McAlister. THIRD ROW: K. Hill, J. Zumeta. J. Finch, A. Dantes. M. Reaves. FOURTH ROW: B. Fears, F. Jameison, B. Mencke, K. Hill, G. Robbins. ROW ONE: L. Pierpont, A. Williams, L. Todd, K. Intemann, S. Blinn, T. Hardy, A. McClain. ROW TWO: B. McDonald, B. Slater, P. Steddum, W.Woodruff, H. Gardner, M. Faris. ROW THREE: Mrs. Hoover, B. Williams, L. Burnett, P. Kimmel, N. Snell, C. Bassett, Miss Dean. GIRL Linda Burnett . . Pat Kimmel . . . . Helen Gardner . . . Nancy Snell . . . . . . . Kaye Intemann . Terrie Ann Hardy Barbara Slater .. CLUB Chaplain . . . . . . . Treasurer Sergeant- At- Arms .. Secretary Historian-Reporter . Vice President ROW ONE: T. Johnson, J. Talkington, A. Jones, F. Naify, E. Farmer, T. Cobb. ROW TWO: A. Abolins, S. Epperson, W. Martin, T. Schenk, I. Capps. ROW THREE: C. Baird, R. Puckett, L. Freshour, J. Caughron, J. Blake, J. Wootan, C. Smith. ROW FOUR: J. Spencer, D. James, T. Crawford, D. Stamatis, J. Fesler. N097 Gary Taylor .... . .... Weldon Martin .... Charles Baird . . . CLUB Sergeant- At- Arms . . . . . . Vice President .. President O CLUB SWEETHE RT DONNA FIELD Senior John Blake . . .... ..... T reasurer Steve Epperson . . . .... Secretary PATTI WINDES PAT KIMMEL SUSIE HARRIS S6I1iOr Senior Junior .mio ' 145 LIBRARY IDE FIRST ROW: L. Hamilton, V. Snyder, P. Megenity, C. Marshall, M. Wright, L. Lilley. SECOND ROW:R.Mor1Crief, M. Boyd, R. Turner, S. Marshall, E. Tiemeyer, Miss Unferth. THIRD ROW: I. Dunagin, M. Heatley, N. Condit, M. Moncrief, M. Potts, K. Saunders. FIRST ROW: L. Thompson, M. Ogburn, S. Suhre, J. Reeves, N. Meek, A. Moody, B. Derrick, W. Ellyson, P. Savely. SECOND ROW: M. Jennings, C. Kamp, M. Ruble, B. Manahan, A. Evans, M. Haley, I. Hendricks. THIRD ROW: K. Birmingham, D. Matthews, C. Haywood, T. Radcliff, B. Barkalow, C. Hall, R. McAfee. 148 CLINIC AIDE FIRST ROW: S. McKinnon, C. Mc- Cracken, P. Montgomery, G. Barrett. SECOND ROW: C. Haywood, M. Shaw, A. Hobbs, L. Glidewell. OFFICE IDES RT' OUVEAU mer studentj, A. Graham, L. Field A. Hobbs. ROW TWO: L. Gibson, S. Miller, S. Whitten, P. Winkler ROW THREE: C. Mayes, N. Morrison T. Gelino, Miss Weiland, S Swirczynski. ROW FOUR: J. Daviee TUDE T TORE ROW ONE: P. Miller, C. Hobbs, D. Boyce, M. Booze, D. Pain. ROW' TWO: C. Bettis, Mrs. Freiberger, L. McQuagge, S. Tabor, M. Faris, P. Smith. PROJECTIO ROW ONE: Mr. Fleet, K. Springer. J. Rogers, T. Shurley, J. Bond, T. Ray, T. Hurley. ROW TWO:B. Hayes, K. Wegner, D. Ripley, B. Endsley. 147 FIRST ROW: J. Bachle, J. Balch, L. Morris, C. Miller, N. Meek, G. Cooper, M. Dark, E. Parkhurst, H. Morris C. Tompkins. SECOND ROW: J. Simon, C. Lane, B. Gardner, N. Caso, J. Dean, T. Blinn, D. Hiatt, S. Marshall, L. Gray, J. Wells. THIRD ROW: D. Webster, N. Beagle, N. Huntley, M. Boyd, K. Hull, D. Smith, D. Miller, B. Jonte, L. Balch, J. Leach. FOURTH ROW: N. Dunagin, S. Anspaugh, M. Crum, J. Hadler, L. Banyash, B. Reeves, D. Johnson, M. Gray, A. Stafford, M. Downey, B. Battenburg. JU ron CLASSICAL LE QUE FIRST ROW: R. McAfee, S. Kelly, M. Daron, L. Hardaker, K. Simmons, C. Sleeper, M. Moncrief, V. Snyder S. Swirczynski, S. Caldwell. SECOND ROW: G. Batchelor, B. Carter, S. Row, S. Green, S. I-Iess, N. Griffin A. Mohrmann, L. Snarr, L. Leith. THIRD ROW: R. Wells, C. Maulding, J. Zumeta, M. Minnich, K. Harris E. Mitchell, N. Condit, M. Potts, K. Saunders, S. Potts. FOURTH ROW: D. Blair, R. Doty, J. Dunagin, B Young, P. Flexner, R. Newcomb, J. Shipley, M. Hadler, D. Payne, J. Boyd, S. Stiles, Miss Snell. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: M. Reider, N. Gausman, S. Ridd1e,J. Donohoo A. Fowler. ROW TWO: I.Bake1- T. Crawford, N. Evans, R. Puckett FRENCH AP PRECIATIO ROW ONE: S. Whitten, S. Taylor, L. Glidewell, H. Morris, S. Noble, L. Lilley. ROW TWO: M. Purdin, P, Windes, T. Gelino, M. Jennings, K. Tilsner, N. Condit, R. Gilbert. 'MWTK9 ROW ONE: J. Hambrick, V. Baker, G. Low, M. Dugger. ROW TWO: M. Copeland, I. Simpson, M. Robertson, M. Gray. October Miss Neel 150 'CW' F .T . . One of the activities of the F.T.A. is to choose a Teacher of the Month Each month the club members vote on the teacher they feel is deserv- ing of the honor. Four of the teachers chosen this year are pictured 'Ilan'-an November Mr. Sims December Mr. Phillips January Mr. Henry YOUTH OF GOD OFFICERS Edna Wotring . Patti Windes . . . Sue Wayland . . . . Sandy Matthews Karen Nichols . . . . . David James . Q-.-Q Devotional Publicity . . . . . Program . . . . . Vice Secretary- President Tre as urer Ch airm an President Ch airm an Ch airm an YOUTH OF GOD ROW ONE: P. Steddum, S. Matthews Sue Wayland. ROW TWO: A. Moody, W. Woodruff, M. Wright, J. Reeves. ROW THREE: K. Nichols, E. Wotring. M. Hunt, D. McWhirter. ROW FOUR: P. Windes, D. James. SCIENCE CAREER CLUB ROW ONE: D. Smith, V. Snyder, Mrs. Greer, S. Stiles, Mr. Mills, P. Wickberg. ROW TWO: V. Henley, L. Snarr, M. Raba. K. Winkleman, A. Hobbs. 151 GOOD GRIEF! ! I Bubb1e, bubble, toil and trouble. Mrs. Han.ey's formula for prunes! Our Representative? ? ? ORBIT Q KOMETS' KRAZY KAP ERS The Forty-Fifth Street Peppermint Lounge, Looks as if we are mourning. C1assen's six happiest boys after Christmas. Classenites will remember the zany antics of pep club girls during pep assemblies. 54 we K. Highlights of the Christmas season at school were the CLASSEN LIFE luncheon honoring the faculty, and the assembly presented by the music department. The junior high assembly featured a dance interpretation given by Sydney Singer, who was dressed as a Christmas tree. Oh, my aching feet! l 1'-1'- Oh, my aching brain! r-r! x The cast of My Three Angels is shown as they appeared for a curtain call. Bob Vick, Ralph Doty, and Mike Mallonee portrayed the three convicts. James Caughron, Barbara Chastain, Pat King, Charles Tompkins, the con- victs, Amelie Graham, Guy Huntley, and Sharon Gay make up the entire cast of the play, which was presented December 18 and 19 in the Classen auditorium. Mr. ,T im Sallee directed the production. 155 FOOT BA LL QUEEN Chris Lacy BASKETBALL QUEEN Diane Hendon STARLET BEAU Dee Fuller 1h'f', K, 69 - 'P .Iean Kennon Barbara Remington Marti Duerksen FOOTBALL QUEEN FOOTBALL QUEEN BASKETBALL QUEEN BASKETBALL QUEEN ATT EN D ANTS The candidates for Starlet Beau this year were Bill Gregory, Larry Freshour, Claude Green, Larry Mitchell, Henley Hood, and Tony Bozarth. 157 ROW ONE: M. Masterson, C. Brock, L. Ruby, I. Carr, S. Silvey, C. Haggard. SECOND ROW: M. Mayfield, S. Gibson, J. Hiatt, D. Cooke, C. Contreras, R. McCubbin. ROW THREE: B. Jonte, P. Cope, C. Hahn, S. Wilson, D. Brunken, J. Blackburn. ROW FOUR: A. Flournoy, L. Taylor, J. Bond, D. Hiatt, D. Johnson, D. McCarty. JU ron HIGH TUDE T COUNCIL OFFICERS: Cindy McConnell, Secretary: Gayle Barrett, Treasurer: Diane Hendon, Vice-President: and Pat Pinkerton, President. ROW ONE: L. Hollars, G. Raco, S. Burchfiel, M. Davis, S. Shuffield, M. Dye, C. Merrill. SECOND ROW: L. Robinson, P. Reeves, M. Wallace, C. Knox, D. Hendon, J. Kennon, T. Blinn, J. Chechovsky, S. Whitten. THIRD ROW: I. Dean, C. Nash, B. Remington, G. Barrett, L. Glidewell, C. McConnell, C. Lacy. FOURTH ROW: B. Reeves, K. Raney, M. Duerkson, P. Pinkerton, S. McMahan, K. Hawthorn, J. Edmondson, E. Wotring. 158 FIRST ROW: S. Swirczynski, T. Blinn, S. Lanter, S. Whitten, E. Flowers, M. Mayfield, J.Coyle, F. James L. Woodside, E. Parkhurst, J. McClure, C. Ford. SECOND ROW: D. Jenkins, C. Bassett, L. Todd, G. Barrett J. Shipley, D. Hendon, C. Knox, C. Marshall, S. Chastain, D. Maddox, D. Moncrief, S. Singer. THIRD ROW K. King, T. Gelino, J. Leach, B. Jonte, N. Burroughs, D. Hiatt, B. Reeves, D. McCarty, J. Skouge, S. Ham- monds, R. Long. UNIOR HIGH HO OR SOCIETY BILL REEVES , PRESIDENT David Hiatt, Vice Presidentg Trudy Blinn, Secretaryg Sharon Swirczynski, Treasurerg Jim Skouge and Ricky Robinson, Sergeants - At- Arms. SAFETY' COUNCIL ROW ONE: J. Chechovsky, L. Leith, L. Glidewell, E. Records, L. Peairson, S. Miller. ROW TWO: D. Childers, P. Young, I. Miller, S. IVlCKlIl1'lO1'1, L. Fuller, R. Fowler. ROW THREE: D. Moncrief, K. Bielsteih, S. Taylor, T. Thomas, L. Sibel, T. Gelino. ROW FOUR: R. Bates, K. Randolph, J. Heil, S. Dyer, L. Beck, B. Bundy. TAPE CLUB 160 ROW ONE: M. Hum, G. Cooper, B. Woods, C. Haywood, T. Jones, S. Swirczyuski, S. Lauter ROW TWO: B. Jonte, T. Cooper, L. Sibel, J. Leach, A. Flournoy, N. Burroughs, T. Gelino STARL ET FIRST ROW: G. Kelley, C. Howe, L. Wolf, C. Marshall, P. Pinkerton, S. Wilson, L. Sander, K. Shannonhouse, E. Savage. SECOND ROW: J. B1gland, M. Masterson, V. McCormick, B. Melson, C. Lacy, S. Burnett, C. Ogilvie, P. Young, M. Wolf, C. Ward. THIRD ROW: M. Thompson, L. Robinson, J. Hiatt, P. Reeves, J. Elrod S. Peters, R. McDaniel, C. Spears, B. Whitlock, P. Westbrook, D. Roach. FOURTH ROW: D. Thompson, J. Earls, S. Burchfiel, B. Reeves, C. Watson, K. Acord, C. Nash, S. McMahan, M. Duerksen, L. Hollers, N. Kennedy, J. Weaver. The top officers of the Starlets are Sandy McMahan, President, second semesterg Cindy Nash, President, first semester, Marti Duerksen, Secretary, first semes- terg Vice-President, second semesterg Chris lacy, Vice- President, first semesterg Secretary, second semesterg and Kathy Hull, Treasurer, second semes- ter. i Janette Dean and Cindy Coin are the 1961-62 Starlet cheerleaders. By being cheerleaders now, the girls hope to gain experience for future use in Senior High. Every year the Starlets have a dance, at which the President of the club crowns the beau. These are a few of the couples that attended the dance. Dee Fuller is a popular guy among quite a few girls in the Junior High. He was elected the 1961-62 Starlet Beau. ROW ONE: C. Coin, E. Records, J. MacFarland, C. Knox, D. Hendon, M. Wallace, C. Collins, S. Chitwood, I. Dean. ROW TWO: S. Singer, D. Hulsey, R. Cochrane, S. Wotring, L. Fuller, B. Duval, I. Campbell, S. Gatewood, D. Epperson. ROW THREE: M. Hunt, K. Fox, S. Swirczynski, E. Parkhurst, L. Glidewell, D. Caputto, M. Boyd, N. Caso, M. Lawson. ROW FOUR: L. Newcomb, C. Hester, L. Kadavy, P. Ramsey, J. Leach, S. Dyer, K. Hull, K. Hawthorn, M. England. 163 CK OWLEDGME T ln planning the 1962 ORBIT, we made many changes in the format of the book. Since we cut the ntunber of divi- sions from six small sections to four large ones, each girl was required to work on more than one part. staff credits are as follows: First credits goto Jim Worsley, the associate editor, who did all lettering and artwork and supervised lay-out construction on the book. Selene Main, our business manager, handled all that lovely money the staff brought in from ORBIT sales. To our great pleasure, this was no easy job. Of course, without photographers the book would not be. We had four boys taking pictures this year which was, at times, too many fingers in the developing fluid, but they managed to produce many excellent pictures. Head photographer, Eddie Chechovsky, organized the work for Steve Childers, Tom Harris and Terry Hairfield. This year has been one full of work for the girls who made up the rest of our staff. Here is aresume of the work each staff member assumed: First, l must mention that everyone worked on the class section and the index. Seniors on the staff were Dianne Barker, academicsg Ann Moody, academics, senior sectiong Sue Wayland, academics, senior section. Sue also took the majority of the responsi- bility of the index. The staff juniors were Kay Carothers, organizationsg Lynda Duncan, organizations, head of the senior sectiong Parchinnia Hanley, organizationsg Susie Harris, sportsg Linda Horne, sportsg Carolyn McCracken, organizationsg Clydeane Riddle, academics, girls' sports, organizations. I feel that all these girls did an excellent job this year and I am most grateful to them. Finally, credits go to the Pepsi machine and the popcorn popper for nourishing us during our work. We of the staff sincerely hope that you are happy with the book we have produced. EDITOR ,M xg Shiv Acets, Ad O, 7 Bell, Lorraine 16, 47 Brucher, Mary 26, 46 Burk, James 31, 41, 42 Busby, Beatrice 7 Cordum, Joyce 16, 130 Crowe, Rose Marie 31 Dalke, Phillip 15, 95, 105 Dean, Karen 25, 112, 144, 113 Dessauer, Bonnie 20, 21 Ellsworth, Madeline 7 Fleet, Don 13, 147, 107 Fleming, J. Garvin 4, 7 Fowler, Ann 18, 133, 149 Freiberger, Faye 28, 47, 147 Frosch, Dorothy 12, 13 Furlong, Harry 23, 72 Ghere. Jessie 10 Gilliland, Lonnie 10, 95 Greer, Bernis 8, 87, 151 Haney, Maxine 10, 152 Harris, Linda 18, 19, 47 Hawthorn, John 24, 101, 102 Henry, Tom 14, 150 Hibberr, Bernice 27 Hin, Torn 10 Holt, John 31, 32, 35, 37 Hoover, R. L. 25, 111, 144, 112 Jones, Bill 23 Jones, Melton 30 Keller, Edwin 31, 32, 38, 39 Kern, Sue 29 Kraemer, Ruth 17 Lanier, Vivian 16, 17 Lombardo, Sonia 18, 19 McPheerers, Julia 28 Merchant, Pat 22 Milam, Lorena 14 Milburn, Troy 30, 87 Miller, Truman 10 Milliron, Darrell 15, 95, 105 Mills, John 13, 151 Neel., Mary 16, 150 O'Neal, Freda 8 Petree, James 8 Pniiiips, Philip 12, 41, iso Preble, Ethel 26, 27 Reeves, Chester 30 Roberts, Della 10. 11 Sallee, Jim 21, 132, 155 Schoch, Isabelle 12 Shepard, Deanna 29 Sims, Joel 14, 41, 95, 98, 150, 106 Smith, Roena 17 Snell, Ruth 18, 46. 148 Sparks, Amy 8 Stark James 10, 11 Stephens, Rachelle 7 Stinson, Estella 15 Stone, LaPrelle 8 Taylor. M. J. 15 Tedford, Harvey 24, 51, 97, 98, 108 Tilsner, Sibyl 9, 16 Unrerrn, cralea 8, 146 Weiland, Eloise 22, 47, 147 Wright, Marie 7 CAFETERIA LADIES AND CUSTODI- ANS Arthur, Leo 43 Carnes, Mrs. 43 Caudle, Glen 43 Gain, Mrs. 43 Ciuifin, Virgil 43 Garris, Mrs. 43 Garrison, Charles 43 Henry, Fred 43 Hubbard, Mrs. 43 Koberg, Mrs. 43 Lee, Mrs. 43 McHan, Mrs. 43 Matthew, Mrs. 43 Ponsor, Mrs. 43 Quiten, Woodrow 43 Rich, William 43 Roe, Mrs. 43 Smithenson Mrs, 43 Tackett, Mrs, 43 Thornton, Mrs, 43 Williams, Mrs. 43 Witherspoon, Mrs, 43 Witten, Mrs. 43 Abbott, Sue 72 Abernathy, Danny 83 Abolins, Ansis 66, 89, 102, 107, 135, 145 Ackerson, Vicki 41, 42, 78 Acord, Karen 83, 162 I Adams, Charles 83 Adams, Danni 132 Adams, Erlann 66 Adams, .Emmy 78, 97, 105 O Adams Adler, n, Ansel 72 'rom 11,ss.42,sa Ainsworth, Marvin 72, 94, 107 Ameringer, Kurt 83 Anderson, Cathy 36, 52, 133, 138 Anderson, Gordon 38, 83, 142 Anspaugh, Kay 83 nnspnugn, Sheryl 12, iao, 131, 137, 139, 148 Antrim, Linda 78 Aranda, Raymond 42,83 Armitage, Linda 78 Arnold, Phillip 41, 42, 78 Asbury, Sam 65, 66, 94, 98, 102, 106, 107, 130, 135 Asbury, Stephen 72, 135 Ashbrook, Martha 78 Aten, Darrel 35, 36,72 Atkins, Nancy 25, 72, 133, 141 Austin, Anna 83 Bachle, Juanita 37, 78, 148 Bailey, John 78 Baird, Charles 50, 52, 102, 107, 145 Baker, Alva 72, 133 Baker, Ima 83 Baker, Jo Ellen 37, 83 Baker, John 52, 119, 131, 149 Baker, Virginia 36, 66, 138, 150 Balch, Janie 37, 148 Balch, Linda 52, 141, 148 Ball, Darwin 83 Banyash, Larry 78, 132, 148 Barber, Gary 72 Barkalow, Barbara 40, 41, 66, 132, 134, 138, 146 Barkalow, Jimmie 39, 88, 133 Barker, Debby 38, 78 Barker, Dianne 9, 52 Barnes, David 38, 78 Barnes, Jody 9, 34, 52, 136, 137 Barnes, Thurmon 83 DEX Blevins, Stephen 39, 41, 42, 78 Blinn, susan-44, sa, 41. iao, 131, 132, 141, 144, 118 Bunn, Trudy 78.132, 133,148, 159 Blount, Cheryl 78 Bobo, Genevieve 78 Bodine, Donna 72, 141 Bodine, Gregory 53 Bond. Johnnie '18 Bond, Jon 147 Bone, larry 83 Boone, Mary 78 Booze, Mary 66, 147 Boroughs, Norma 88 Bowers, Leonard 66 Bowman. James 78, 97 Boyce, Dorothy 53, 147 Boyd, Jim se, 131 Boyd. Jane as, ea, 148 Boyd, Loyd as, 66 Boyd Mary 78, 146, 163, 148 Boydston, Pam 66 Boyiddle, Parker 83 Bozarth, Tony 78, 97, 157 Brack, Carlida 88 Btandes, Richard 83 Brandner, Maria 83 Bratton, Ralph 83 Bratton, Richard 88 Breeden, Patricia 72 Brimer, Jim 38, 78, 106 Bringingood. Floyd 72 Bringinggood, Valarie 83 Brister, Linda 88 Britt, Glenn 72 Britt, Richard 38 Britton, Curtis 38, 41, 42 Britton, Sarah 40, 66 Brock, Cynthia 88 Brooks, Danny 83 Brown, Darrell 88 Brown, Donna 88 Brown, Garlaine 42, 83 Brown, Jack 78 Brown, Jan 9, 25, 32, as, 37, Barnhart, Robert 72 Barnhill, Carolyn 52 Barrett, Gayle 37, 78, 146, 159 Barringer, Mary 66, 110, 111, 113 Barrymore, Pam 34, 52 Barrymore, Steve 66,133 Barton, Janette 36,66 Barton, Marilyn 52 Bass, Judy 66, 137, 138 Bassett, Charlene 78, 110, 111, 112, 144, 159 Batchelor, Gordon 78, 133, 148 Bates, Gary 53, 147 Bates William 88, 160 Battenburg, Bill 38, 41, 42, 78, 148 Baugh, Judy 36, 78 Baugh. Tim 53, 135 Bayouth, David 78 Beagle, Nevin 78, 148 Beck, bolette 78, 111, 160 Beck. David 53 Beeson, Charisse 83, 133 Belcher, Carol 88 Benson, Michael 88 Bereman, Larry 78 Bereman, Ronald 66 Berry, Carol 53, 112 Berry, Charles 72, 143 Bersano, Mark 88 Bettis, Cathy 12, iaa, 134, 139, 147 Bettis, Linda 83 Bielsrein, Gretchen 66, 131, 132 Bielstein, Kurt 88, 160 Billings, Carol 132 Billingsley, Timmy 88 Binns James 42, 88 Bird, James 42, 88 Bird, Mary 17, 83 Bird, Phil 66, 98, 133, 135, 102, 107 Birmingham, Kathy 25, 36, 34, '72, 133, 139, 146 Bitting. Kathryn 88 Blackburn, Gary 72 Blackburn, Jimmie 83 Blair, Becky 78 Blair, David ss, 94, sa, 131, 135, 148, 107 Blair, Larry 42 Blair, Peggy 66, 133 Blair, Steven 42, 88 Blake, John94, 53, 134, 135, 145 Blankenship, Randy 88 Blankenship, Gregory 78 Blevins. John 39, 41, 72 49, 53, 126, 128, 135, 136, 137, 51, 120, 121 Brown, Jolm 53, 49 Brown, Lana 78 Brown, Patricia 40, 72 Brown, Richard 78 Brown, Robert 73 Brown, Steven 78 Bruce, Roy 78 Brumfield, Stephen 36, 73 Brunken, Dean 83 Brunken, Jere 73 Bruno, Bryan, Buford, Bullis, Bundy, Burchfi Charles 88 Robert 88 Jimmy 42, as Herbert 53 Brent 78, 160, 102, 107 el, Sammie 78, 162 Burnett, Gretta 88, 162 Burnett, Linda 53, 110, 111, 112, 144. Burnsid 113 e, Donna 66 Burroughs, Nancy 78. 110, 159, 160, 112 Bussey, Larry 78 Byrd, Charla 83, 133 Caldwell, Cherie 53, 148 Caldwell, Cynthia 83, 134 Calvi. Gloria 73 Camerson, Forrest 78 Campbell, Barbara 53, 125, 136, 137, 138, 139 Campbell, Charlotte 36, 73 Campbell, Judy 83, 163 Campbell, Nancy 73 Canady, Richard 83 Cantrell, D. C. 36, 73 Capps, Jimmy 36, 35, 73, 94, 145, 108 Caputto, Beatriz 88 Caputto, Dora 37, 83, 163 Carothers, Genelle 53 Carothers, Doris 83 Carothers, Kay 9, 66, 130, 138 Carr. Judy 88 Carr, Vicki 73 Carter, Bill 54, 143, 148, 107 Carter, Layton 54 Carter, Marsha 73, 141 Cartmell, Patricia 88 Carter, Ronnie 66 case, Kenny va, 97 Casey, Larry 78, 97 Caso, Nancy 78, 163, 148 Caughron, James 73, 94, 135, 145, 155, 106, 107 Caughron, Pam 66, 132, 141. Chance, Tommy 83 Chappory, Gary 66, 102, 106 Chappory, Herbert 78 Chastain, Barbara 54, 132, 138, 139, 155 Chastain, Bobbye 54, 125, 139, 141, 122 Chastain Sherry 38, B3, 159 Chechovsky, Ed 9, 48, 54, 51 Chechovsky. Judith 78, 160 Cherry, Steve 42, 88 Chesser, Glynda 36, 73 Childers, Laverne 88, 161 cnuaen, steve 9, 54, 106 Chitwood, Mary 83, 163 Christenberry, Chris 38, 39, 66 Chronic, Ricky 78, 97 Claborn, Robert 83 Claypool, Garry 66 Claypool, Larry 66 Clemons, Ben 54 Clifford, John 83 Cllnkenbeard, Barbara 133 Cloud, Phil 66 Cobb, Troy 66, 145, 102 Cobb, Janette 37, 78 Cochrane, Rhonda 88, 163 Coggins Nils 35, 73 Coin, cyntnia vs, 162, ies Coin, Eric, 66, 135 Coley, Charles 78 Colley, Judy 83 Colley, Sandra 34, 54 ColllI1S. Coby 83, 163 Collins John 73, 130 Condit, Nancy ee, 134, 146, 149, 148 Condit, Paul 78 Condit, Phillip 88 Conner, Jerold 38. 42, 83 Constant, Stanley 83 Contreras, Chris 83 Contreras Candy 38, 42, 66, 138 Contreras, Gerald 78. 105 Contreras, Maria 38, 78 Cook, David 73 Cook. Randolph 83 Cook. Richard 66 Cook. Robert 42, 83 Cooke. Don 88 Cooper, Glenda 34, 78, 160, 148 Cooper, Jerry 78, 160 cope. Patsy 42 sa Copeland, Ann 73 Copeland, Martha 9, 34, 66, 150 Copeland, Mary 73 Cosby. Jim 67 Cottrell, Nancy 37, 83 Cox. Donna B3 Cox, Evelyn 88 Cox. Jane 67. 139 Coyle. Jol1.n 83, 159 cnzby, nan as, 42. sa Crawford. Tony 47, 54, 98, 127, 128, 130, 135, 14-0, 145, 149, 100, 102, 108 Crockett, Nancy 73 Cron, Janice 88 Cron, Steve 83 Crosby, Darrell 67 Crosswhlte, Jimmy 54 Crow, Carol 83 Croy, Ralph 42, 88 Cruce, Earlene 78 Cruce, Linda 88 Crum, M. 148 Crumb, Beth 78 Cuellar, Richard Cullum, Barbara 83 Cullum, Bob av, 54 Cunnlnghan, Pete 102 Curtis, John 83 Curtis, Ladonna 73, 133 Dahnke, Kendree 73, 137, 138 Dale. Pamela 88 Dane, Dyanna 88 Dames Andy 39, 4-0, 42, 67 Dantes, Angelica 38, 42. 88, 143 Dark, Margaret 36, 73, 133, 148 Daron. Mary 73. 134, 148 Davidson, Susan 73 Daviee, Jerry 78, 147 Davis, George 54, 132, 135 Davis, Marilyn 42,88 Davis, Martha 78 Deakins, Judy 54 Deakins, Lora 73 Deal, Judy 73 Dean, Janette 78, 148, 162, 163 Decker, Melinda 34,67 Derrick, Barbara 54, 146 DeSpain, Glen 38, 40, 42,83 Dessauer, Suzanne 73, 130, 132, 137 Dickson. Patricia 88 Howell, Valerie 89 .' 44:54 -af ,f 5 ' .fx ,fl 1 ,ra 4 ,fr-of fx on 1 11,NfV6L., 1 1 D ,Vx X eff .W .. A . , Wg ,A Nm 1, . Dillberg, Ray 78,97 N 1 F1nch -33 ,Kruk !,X,f K.-Fra gudikmn 411 ,g Hodges. Lolsas, 79 gigzrzrorfgsiillgy S3 Q 1 nslr, J1rnrny184 1 N A r' 41 , ,,x,. , a 1, 84 garog 1 ' 'A4' 'k, Linda , 0 - 3V1 Dodd, James 78 N's A h, Jridys ffm foe, H 11,5335 74 9 06 ' Holden, John 84 Dodd, Judy 88 ' an, Mic ae173 ff A ' le M .. 6, 67' 145 Holderby, David 84 Donahue, Thomas 83 archer' Tom 23 111,, Tia fi- e B4 Hollers, Linda 84, 162 Donohoo, Judith 73, 131, 149 1-'1ex1-,el-, pa . 132.1 1 143 , .. , 1 C , 7. 41' 1 , Holliway, R. 89 Dorris, Thomas 83 .R 1r10u1-no , 1 , ' 50 311' p , 596 Holman, Harold '79 Doty, Ralph 67, 130, 132, 1331135, n 38' 34, 159 11311, 515 .- 35. 7 Holi, Jerry 89 148,155 ' 'Q , Charles 55, , 1, 0, 1 1 11,,,wa11da ' Hood, Henley 79, 97, 157, 101, Douglas, Sallie 73, 137, 141 e 4 z f --.HHH , C31-o1y1-1 55,4 9 :img 1:19 15616 31, 150 Hooker, Randell 42, 89 Dowell, Barry B8 1:1115-Y, pam ' 3 fi, J 11 hx 1,eo,-179' A 1. Hopkins, Gloria 89 Downey. Margaret73.132.13-'37 'Aix Folmar, o 1' fl onds, Samuel ,79, 159 Home, Linda 9, 68, 130 Downing, Charlene 54 p e 88 xg 1 Lzvmmmondsl shawn 38,56 Horne, Lynda 34, 57, 141 Downing- Douglas 36-75 Fo, 1, Carolyn 84,133 1 Hampton, Jimmie 40,'T3,133 HOUSE- Bowl? 68 Drizneris, Dailonis 79 -N Fdgd. Judy 67 1 Han I James 34 M House, Marvin 79 Dry. Charles 55 Fo , r56,1 1, 2 a , 51 ey, Parchi 1 HOW-ard' ll- 42 Duerksen, Larry 38,40,73 1: stef, 0 rd' Bob ,fy Howe, Connie 89, 162 Duerksen, Martha 36, 42,79, 157, 1: W 35 56, 94 X L1 3 4' 56, 141' 148 Howe, Diana 74, 131, 137, 139 162 Fdwl , n1a rdy, ielss Howell. laf1lSl12 Duggan, John 88 roblzr, Rose 84.160 Har errie 67,110,11',130, 131, Howell- Tlmafhy 79 Dugger, Mary 67, 132, 150 Fox, Kati 88, 163 Q. 1815, 144 Hargrove. Jane 79 Harmon, larry B4 Harp, Diana 68 Harris, Susie 9, 68, 124, 139, 145 Harris, John A, 79 Harris, John H. '14, 106, 131, 132 Harris, Kendra 132, 137, 141, 148 Harris, Lahoma 42, 89 Harris, Pamela 42, 84 Harris, Tom 9, 56, 135 Harrison, Adam 84 Harrison, Muriel 89 Hart, Pamela 112 Hart, Peggy 84 Hartford, John 84 Hartford, Kathleen 74, 138 Hartman, John 36, 79 1-laroh, Holly os Hatcher, Leslie 56 Hatfield, Jon 68, 98, 102 Hawthorn, Hataway, Cheryl 56 Hawks, Victor 79 Kathy 37, 79, 163 Hayes, Robert 56, 147 Hays, Hmmy 57, 135 Haywood, Carolyn 57, 146 Haywood, Cynthia 9, 74, 146, 160 Hayworth, Virginia 74 Heald, Jerry 68, 102, 107 Hearn, Harrel 84 Heatley, Martha 57, 146 Heil, James 89, 160 Heil, Marsha B4 Heil, William 68 Helm, Sonya 89 Hemker, Fred 74, 98 Henderson, Anne 74, 130, 137, 139 Henderson, Beverly 9, 68 Henderson, Kathryn 38, 84 Henderson, Marilyn 68, 138 Henderson, Robin 74, 130, 106 Hendon, Diane 79, 87, 156, 159, 161. 163 Hendricks Ja1ene6B, 146 Henley, Jackie 32, 34, 35, 57, 130, 135, 106 Henley, Judith 37, 84 Henley, Vernon 84, 151 Henricks, Janet 79 Henry, Carol 74, 113 Henry, Charles 84 Henry, Michael 36, 79 Dukeman. Parr3C12838 Fox, Linda 73,139 Dunagin, Davi ,8 Fox' '1-en-Y 73 Duflaglll- George 79-133 hanklin, Bonnie 79 Dunagin, James 42, 67,107,131, 135, Frankun. -1-eresags 145. 143 Frans, Stephen 88 Dunagin, Jan 55, 118, 130,l31,133, Re,1e,1Ck' Jolynn 84 139,141 Freeman, Gervus S8 Duncan, Donna 79 , Bees, Nickey N Duncan, Lynda 9, as, 67,130, 139 ,, G' Frees, sr-ra le y Duncan. Marsha S3 , 5 rresho .Qirry19, 02,107,lr65157 Duncum, gpncy 35, 79 1 Q prey, 5515 '13 X Dllllcllm- GY 33-88 L ey, nna 84 . nun ,Dennis 42,813,518 11 Zey' 3 , 901 , D Leslie 73,132,1 msb , 5 ' - , y, C t 61 X Q3 all- R1814 -939 - ,X Frizzell, M1 erre 56 ,A Dmhqm' H2388 163 1 1' er, Dee 01,107,156, 163 ' 'Wa ' 38 B'3 1U 11.11 ler, Lon 88,160,163 Dymkbk as 59 1 L' Y Fullerton, Sheren 88 r' sh. 1 53 160 163 , cy Gardner, Bennett 79,113, 148 Eaas, 10525137 Y L Gardner, Helen 111,112,144 ,.- ' ' ' Garis, Charles 79,97 X s, Eglest VA Qarland, Tanya 73 ,l 1' Cl: 5- I' w arrio , Maxi 86374 Ex ' ' 156626 7, lf? ji' GatewQd ra 1 84,163 xy 3' 1 XJ Gaunggs nthia 14, 1 1, ,Eh , Ed ndson, Jeanne ,133 -141 A, . . I Edwards Harvey 88.41, 42, 84 . C, Gum' Danny .7 . .1 . . Nl bm ' W 6 141 146 7 ,Q,fGansman, Nancy 6,133,189,149 21113 n 82632271 1 ,fu Gausrnan, soo 89,88 , , - - L Gay, v y 74,132,134,141 mf Donaldhaw 9 Gag, 'aron 5e,1a2, 141,155 1 N Emen' Kennet 9 147 1,-- W gamah, Margie 36 s UV Efldsley- Shaman '7 ', ' lino, Toni s9,19,141,l49,159, ranglandxrldy 88, 188, 161 160 1 Nxigsieig- Mg:g:eg735-79-163 Gibbs, Jim a8,41,42, 67 5 S? 1 , ibson, David 42,84 X gulls' -'31En:9t 84 '11 Gibson, Donald 88 1 WY' U8 fe Gibson, James 88 X EPPe's0'1' Sharma-131 103 104 X Gibson, Linda 84, 67,133. 147 EPPSSOITS4 SIgZe14Z5' ' ' ' Thibson, Marion 79,97 1 I ' Er gan, nr 73,94,98,108,130, 8 'OF' Stephen 88 1 13 1 . ,,,,,-ul ore, Ann'67 ?tel1, A 8146 4 ' H3179 vans' N , 67 '48 Gen , Deborah 88 Rim lide eu, Lynda 36,79,146, 149, 4 ' ' .163 ., -5251 Go' , Pat 14, 134 5 -Ke - '95'134 Good rn, B111 84 E la , Ronnie 67, N104 God in, James 88 ,D0H11283'T339-Q122f126- Gower, er 88, 19, 97 37, - Grah l' 56, 130, 132, Fain, H-na 67, 131, 4 1 1 iii 155 4 Fins' 33225217121 1 '147 Gr dsta , rady 74 f, mel- 1. - - Graves, 38, 79 'a1g.Dh1x1f- I Jf' . Gravlin, 14, 137, 140, 141 1 , CQ.11n.9i3k 'H Gray, De 2, 38, 84 Flags, Fred 8 f. Fea 18111 a8,1o1, 43 X'171Gra1y1Nloring,4-0, 4. 148 x Gray, 'Mgny SUBLQ1, 141, 150, 148 Fe? - eph 'xxx Green, if 38, 88 , QSSY . Feehayf., .Phen rj. ,Q I rgreen' ganna gin Felste , hael 38, 40, 142 .hx 1 Green, shin 167' 111. 148 A-., 215232. swag?-BW Ras -N'SQenf.g3f13u 94, 97, 157, Y - ' rmg l 'x ' sler, Jaol444,41,55.9'8?s1.QJ,108. ,,' .4 eenfield, c 184 'ir 319121Nitf5i.i41.1 GI 8 h 56 . . A ar ra 1 'Fe born. Jud 9 Kg G'r?9rY1's4Bi1lY 79, 42,3 97. 157. Field, nna3g,gQ ,49,5 11 a, 4, 1 1 12 6,130,41 ,1 ,las, 1.155 - Ggory, a14, 131, 132 141. 1 ,.,,,, re oryxsi, nd Field, 1, ,rl a 34, 55,l1a5?l:11goa.a1,A in-, iffirziqysli rr 67, 141, 148 141514 ' -,ev ja . 382133 J Field, Bill ' 5 Fields! Delia 67 e N Sfhat 88 rorgdirh ' 79 Henson, Charles 79 Henson, James 39, B9 Henson., Roy 89 l-lerbig, Jim 57 Herbig, James 36, 7 9 Hering, Bradley B4 1 Hess, Rick 79, ' Hess, Sara 6 Hester, Char lett 84, 31' Hewitt, Linda 57 0 Hewitt, Bob 38, 74 Hiatt, David 79, 131, 132, 159, 14-8 Hiatt, Jack 89, 162 Hiatt, Janls 84 1 Hicks, Larry 84 , Hill, Bobby 36 ' ig Hill, Karl 38, 9, 40,D4r242, 68, 143 Hill, Keir , 4 42,, , 143 Hill, Mic 1 Hilliard, n 3 , 79, 132 Hines, Gar 57, 143 15 A-6 nes, Ax, ne elfi 74, 1 3 J' 1 Hubbard, Carol 79 Hubbard, Karen 79 Hudgins, Charles 36, 74 Huey, Jerry 84 Hukill, Larry 38, 40, 74 Hull, Kathy 79, 162, 163, 148 Hulsey, Alice 38, 40, 42, 57 Hulsey, Dolores 37, 84, 163 Humphreys, George 74, 98, 108 Hunt, Eugenia 74 Hunt, George 84 Hum., Mary 37, 79, 151, 160, 163 Hunt, Dar135, 57, 124 Hunter, Clifford 89, 141 Huntley, Lou1s57, 143, 155 Huntley, Nancy 9, 74, 137, 141, 148 Hurley, Barbara 74 Hurley, Judy 36, 79 Hurley, T. I. 84, 147 Hutcherson, Kathy 79, 132 Ingram, Margaret 34 Inman, Stephen 74 Intemann, Kay 57, 110, 111, 141, 144 Ireton, Richard 58, 133, 143 Ison, Mark 74, 135 Ison, Richard 4-0, 68, 107 Jackson, David 39, 41, 42, 79 Jacluon, Gene 42, 80 Jackson, Lynda 9 Jameison, Barbara 68 Jameison, Floyd 58, 135, 143, 106 James, Fred 84, 159, 105 James, David 58, 145, 151, 102, 107 James, Mary Lou 58 Jenkins, Dorinda 84, 159 Jenkins, Sheila 84 Jenkins, Sherrie 89 Jennings Del 58 Jennings, Mary 65, 68, 132, 137, 138. '46, 149 Jernigan Jan 35, 58, 124, 125, 126, Johnson Johnson, J ohnson, Johnson, Johnson, J ohnson, Johnson, 1 38 136, 137, 138 Carole 68 Catherine 74 Don 80, 148 Linda 37. 84 l.aNe1l 34,114 Patriciaix 8 Patri 'a . 6 68, 130, W 5,1 ,151 Bll' f FN 17 1 X? ,111 I ' , Fields, John-S4 ,I , -Gui-1-n, chri ' 88 Hr et 1 6, 37, 57 - F' , Lyle 35255521510 fm- in .. chr1s,1 Q39 gg ri ar671 f'-3 , N Hadl Marera 1,132,138,148 Hob An righrrnassr, gephen 55 fx, 1-ladler, J3i18Y'g!42'- 88, 148, ua, ,- flash-a.. 6 -MSSQ 's My - 112 ' Hobbs. car n 189, 141 1 Finch, We-lr1q79,1.Q1NJ 1 'yx ' Haggard, Carolyn 390 88 Hodges, Da ' 3 57 1 T 166 EQ A 543 A e ., 1 ,X .,,,, gi: FW, fu , , ' 1 11 1 8,11 ' '-,J N-.1 Johnson Johnson, 13 B hom 94, 145 A as 45, 4 gy 6, 74 ro '12, 130, 131, Johns Jgnes. nes, 118 8 1 36,80 ' 85,141 , ones, Jon Mary '74 Jones, Suz , 58 j Jones arren 72, 74,! 1 0, 103 Y 10 Jfres, Sharon 110, 141, 111, 112 , pfiwpones, T' 1, 80, 160 Jone illie 89 J rhara8 aa, 159, 160, 1 , , nte, 'lonnie , 84 lf Kadavy, Li 84, 163 Kamp, C yn 68, 1 ' X, Kanaly hn 36, 7 l ' Kan airioia 1 E fl. fman, K ahey, Ro t58, 94, 0 el, G a so A ck. '9 ff ,, aiff Keller, Barbara 75, 133, 141 Keller, Vana 37, 84 Mahler, Linda 85 Main, Becky 9, 36, '15, 197 Mendenhall, Gene 36. 75 Merrell, Cynthia 85 Ogbum, Marilyn 60, 146 Ogburn, Martin 89 Ogbum, John 89 Ogilvie, Mary 99, 89,162 0'Hara, Darlene 89 Olsen, Harold 76, 107 O'Neal, Cheryl 36, 69 O'Nea1, Earl 80, 97, 105 O'Neal, Gaye 39 O'Reilly, David 85 O'Reilly, Kathleen 69, 131 0'Reilly, Robert 89 Osborne, Outlaw, Outlaw, Owens, Owens, Pace, V Pagonis, Palmer. Paramor Steven 85 Mike 80, 106 Robert 69, 106 Phlllipr89 Russell 36, 60, 94, 103 irginia 69 Nick 35, 36, 50 Vicki 36, 37, 80 e, Gary 36, 76, 131 Paramore, Terry 80 Parker, Melody 85 Parkhurst, Eleanor 37, 148, 159, 163 Pesemi, John 106,132 Patchin. Jacquelyn 76, 131, 141 Patterson, John 61 Paul, Leona 85 Payne, Charles 35, 76 Payne, Claudia 38, 89 Payne, Floyd 81 Payne, Sam 61 Payne, Toni 34, 61 Pazoureck, James 76, 101, 107 Pazoureck, Joseph 38. 81 Peairson, Linda 37, 85, 160 Pederson, Carl 85 Pederson, Janet 36, 81 Pederson, Janice 36, 81 Peg ues. Guy 85 Pemberton, Marsella 76 Pena, Robert 69 Pendleton, Sue 61, 136, 137, 138 Perkins, Ronnie 76 Perry, Rick 70, 94, 98, 108 Peters, Julia 37, 81 Peters, Michael 70 Peters, Susan 27, 89, 162 Pettit, Warren 89 Phillips, Dan B1 Phillips, Herbert 70 Phillips, Susan S9 Pierce, Guy 81 Pierpont, Bennie 89 Pierpont, Laura 76, 110, 112, 113, 144 Pinkerton, Martin 81, 97, 105 Pinkerton, Pat 36, 81, 161, 162 Pitts, Dana 89, 91 Pits, James 38, 85, 133 Plant, Sharron 61 Poland, Barbara 70 Pool, Marsha 90 Popow, Tanya 70 Kelley, Barbara 137 Main, Selene 9, 69, 133, 137 Miller. Belly B0 KBUCY. Diana aa Mallonee, Michael 69, 155 Milkl. Bryan 89 Kelley, Glenda , ' ,J Malson, Linda 37, 85 Miller, Carol 80, 148 Kelly. Janet 68 X Manahan,sBarbara 69, 146 Miller, Deborah 75, 131, 133, 148 Kelly, John 89 ankl Boyd B9 Miller. Fred 89 9906 LQ ' 69512218 42195159 beers! 1 f Kelly, Steve 35, 36, 58, 94, 148, arcus, on 80 M , , , 7.160 106 Marks, ol 85 Mill Pamela 75, 132, 133, 139 Kelly, Susan 36 , 133, W I Marks, Ro tt 80 ller, 1lis 39, 58, 147 Kelsey. Pat 15, 13 141 W Q1 Olgggall, 18 - W r, , 1 Kennedy, Daniel 1. 1 2 - d , a , 0 Kennedy, Nancy 84, 162 Marshall, Sue 58. 131, 141. 145. Minnicht Martha '75.131. 133.134. Kennon, Jean 80, 1 7 148 .f-s - 1 ,148 Kessler, Francenwmp 3+- ' as Bill 6 . 1 Ci 0 Q3line 60, 133, 139 Kimbrough, lame , W' aclsD'an8 1 M e s, t36, 80 Kimbrough, James W. B4 Z- Martin, Judy 7 M' chelh Edith 69,130, 131, 141, Kimmel, Pntriei , 111, l rl . w 5 . 4. 1 1 . ' 5 Ei 139, 144, , li ,Sli ii, nv5,1oe Kincaid, 1.arry36, 80 I ,-you' james D 97' 105 Mitchell, rry 80. 94, 97, 105,157 King Aubrey 34, 35, '36, t 58 355311331 Jost 97 ' Mitchell, Paul 36,80 128, 130, 132 T 2, gnc, 2 C QM ck. Kenneth 55 King, john 38' QLLTSL ' M 89 Nzhrmann, Anna 39,75,148 King, Karen 37, 84, 159 Misra ' M?:lX1ae175 Moncrief, Dolores 85, 159, 160 King, Pat 38, 41, 68, 132 Mastery, n 59 Moncrief, Mary 44, 47, 60, 131, 146 King, Linda 41, 65, 133, 155 n, Margare 69, 162 3 5 148 King, Rita 36, 68 Martha a 75 , crief, Roberta 9, 69, 131, 146 King Susan B9 Mauhe 5. 3 gomery, Frank 69, 98, 107 Klaffke, Jane 84 135, 151, 107 Montgomery, Peggy 69, 130, 137 Klaffke, Marsha 25, 32, 58, 140 Malthgwg' Verna 139,146 Knowlton, Glenn 80 Matz' Da,-,yu 85 Moody, Ann 9, 36, 60, 131, 134, 141, Knowlton. T0H1l11y 30 Maulding, Charles 41, 42, 80, 148 146. 143.151 Knox. Cheryl 27. 94. 159. 161. Maurer, Judy 69 m00dYfBZ::d'g13Z5r08g8 108 153 Maxey, David 75 Don- Y - - - Koehn, Ronald 68, 98 Ma egghgg,-53' 133' 141 Moon, Brett 85 Koontz, Antoinette so X Alpfegfreia, Mex as, ss, 159 Moore, David 38,89 Kraker, Linda 80 Mayo, y 39 Moore, Gloria 80 Kueteman, Kim 38, 84 McAfee jchgel 5 Moore, Hughanna 34.75, 134 Kurlender, Anita 58, 132, 134 f 1 Moore. Kenneth 38.85 llgyser, .13ycg6g:185 Mcefeks ,I 5. 141, 146' ltyldoore, Njartl'g275, 137 Yseff an 3 McAlister, Th as 75 Q9 WSW- 02 Lacy, cnrteao, 156, 162 MOTU- RW? 31-85 LaGrange, Ronna -I c l 6, 75, 4 A' Morris, Alicia 75,148 Lambert, Linda Mec . aao, 2 1 '01 f 15- Bafbafa 35-99-131 Lancaster, 1 e7, 134 , ,, eo, , , Mom 1:13111 ?iba4.a1.60.13a. 1-and. NOUH3 4. 59 - 544 1 i' ar , 1 e 47, 18, 132, 135, ' ' ' Lander. Denny spiff 146 , 5 . o,91.1aa Landes, Donald 41, 75 Mccjlj hem 3, , , rl 37,30 Landrum, Margar t ,wma r 6l'filGhdZfPItrE'8 7 or yn 37, 80 141 McCharen, S dra 89 - is . Nancy 69. 132, 141, 147 tene, Chuck 59 9 . 148 W 4 wrist at e rtensen, llnda as 42, 60, 139 Lang, Diana B9 Q I 1 , Clain, o rton, Cheryl 80 Laugh Duane ' I Meci Phillis 69, 1 o, 111, , ogg! 1-8113 8-m. R011 d 5 94. 93 , 113 dz i orton, Michael Fngley. :dar 20-f e nre, Judith 85, 193, 59 I' Moser, Janis 75 ang ey. M ormell, Clnd , so Mor Lanier. 51 y . QM r iek G Loc k oy . 1 I-3P 'ne SUDJ3 ' M ' Vic 89, 142 62 . Joyce 69 LaRue. DEW 0 M a en. C yn 9, 1 46 rs, dyggv Latham, Loyd ' ad y I 3-7-50 ' 1-8!i3.5J2i'?L . . 130. 1 1. cCu bin, la 0, My , mm 85 . ,- McCubb' ld 89 ra Lawson, Melissa 7, 9, 163 Mc . . 8 a Charles 80,13 laealcihs Joy 3 nil, Dorothy 39, 89, 162 Na ryan 94 McDan l, Haskell 69 1 yron 69 LeCroy, Jack '7 7 M G D n b ?I1 .1 1-1, gyml-113 80, 152 UBCFOY. l-0241165 4 . 113 Nash, Mary 69 Leeper. Michle138. 42. 85. 97 MCDO e 38. 85 Nayphe, William 36,76 Leith, uae ao, 160, 148 Lewis, Larry 85 Lilley, Linda 68, 146, 149 Lilley, Robert 80, 97, 101 Lindley, Andy 75 Lindley, Ginger 75, 134 Litchford, Larry 68 Little, Janice 75, 112 Little, Jimmy 89 Little, Kathleen 80 Littlefield, Patti 89 Livingston, Lee 35, 68 Loessberg, Jerry 75 Long Cheryl 38, 69 long, John 89 Long. Richard 40, 42, 80, 159 Longacre, Cheri 138 Longest, Sherry 80 longest, Terry 37, 85 loomls, Leona 37, 85 Looney. Jackie 89 Love, Vicki 69, 131, 132. 135, 137, 138 Loving, Frances 85 Lew, Gloria 99, 69, 191, 133, 134, 139, 150 love, Mildred 85 Macl-'arland, Jean 37, 85, 163 MacFa.rland, Roberta 34, 36, 59, 133, 140, 141, 123 Mackey, Peggy 80 Maddox. Dwan 38, 85, 159 Maddox, Rochelle 69, 133, 141 MCD ald, Michael 39, 41, 42 '75 onald, S e8 ' A, 1 6, ,'65 ' adden, Phy .37,80,133 McGee, Michael McKe Karen 80 1' M innon, Lynn9 3 ,J 37, 6 inn S , , 0 Mc n, Patri a , 75, 133 cLaughllr1., Linda 80 5----1- ' McMahan, Sandra 36, 80, 162 McMurray, Cynthia 89 McNutt, John 75 McQuagge. James 85 McQuagge, Linda 69, 147 McQuary. Terry 38, 42, 85 McVeigh, Susie 69 Mcwhirter, Deborah 69, 132, 133, Mcwliirter, Ginger 75, 130, 134 Mee, Patrick 75, 131, 132, 133, 135, 106 Meek, Jana 37, 85 Meek, Niki ss, 129, 130, 191, 132, 141, 146, 148, 118 Megenity, Cheryl 85 Megenity, Phyllis 80, 146 Meigs, Maureen 89 Melson, Beverly 162 Melton, Gary 9, 69 Melton, Pamela 85 Mencke, Bill 58, 135, 143 Mencke, Marsha 37, 75 Nazelrod, Margaret 76 Na rod, Ron 23,60 N Elaine 36, 76, 131, 134, 139 ra 76 9 , ancy 36, 69 Nelson, Kenneth 98 Nettleton, Shirley 34, 69, 141 Newcomb, Frank 89 Newcomb, L. 163 Newcomb, Ralph 69, 131, 148 Newton 138 , Marilyn 36, 60, 131, 134 Niblett, lavonna 37, 85 Nichols, Galen 76 Nichols, James 36, 60, 94 Nichols, Karen 9, 34, 37, 133, 151 Nichols, Stephen 85 Niles, Jeanne 85 Nimsey, Gerald 89 Porter, Jackie 37, 85 Potts, Marilyn 44, 47. 61, 139, 146, 148 Potts, Suzann 81, 148 Prag, Betty a9,61,1a1, 141 Prather, Nancy 85 Price, K. 38 Proctor, Sandra 90 Prosser, Stewart 90 Protzman, Carmen 61, 133 Puckett, Richard 32, 36, 61, 98, 108 130, 135, 145, 149 Puckett, Tommy 38, 85 Purdin, Margo 34, 81, 149 Putney, Mary 70 Qulllen, walter 90 Raba, Marvin 76, 131, 151 Raco, Georgeann 90 Radcliff, Brian 22, 36, 61 Radcliff, Trisha 76, 132, 146 Rambo, Mary 85 Ramsey, Linda 90 Ramsey, Marie 76 Ramsey, Patsy 36, 37, 81, 163 Randall, James 70 Noble, James 85 Noble, Sheron 76, 130, 134, 149 Norlin, David 38, 42, B5 Northrop, Connie 47, 51, 60, 130 Northrop, Paula 37, 85, 133 Norton, John 36, 80 Nottingham Judy 41, 76 Nykl, Joan 76 O'Brien, Peggy 37, 80 0'Dell, Danny 48, 60. 102 O'Donne1l, James 60 Ogburn. Buddy 76 Ogburn, Gary 80 Randolph, Kathie 37, 81, 160 Raney, Kathy 37, 81 Rankin, Paul 85 Rasmussen, Steven 81 Ray, Lynn 36, 81 Ray, Robin 85 Ray, Thomas 81, 133, 147 Ray, Warren 61 Read, Nancy 81 Reagan, Timothy 42, 90 Reaves, Michael 76, 133, 143 Records, Ellen 90, 160, 163 P-ewrds. Nancy 61, 129, 130, 141 167 Si bel. Redblrd. Tony 34, 35, 61 Reed, Randy 85 Reeves, Beverly 90, 162 e es, Bill 39, 81, 130, 132, 148 Re David 36, 76, 94, 106 Ree , Ohn 90, 91, 133 Reeves, Judy 61, 130, 131, 141, 146 151 Reeves, Margaret 37, 39, 85, 162 Reiman, Larry 38, 86 Remington, Barbara 81, 157 Renshaw, Judy 61 Rentschler, Edward 90 Reynoids, David 81 Reynolds, Peter 76 Rhodes. Beverly 70, 133, 137, 138 Rice, Carol 86 Rice, Gloria 86 lucid, Phillip 42, so ddle, Clydeane 9, '70 Riddle, Robert 90 Riddle, Sandie 9, 32, 34, 36, 62, 135 139, 142, 149 Riddles, Steve 81 eder. Mikell 38. 70. 149 s, Joe 86 l, Patricia 90 ing , Phillip 36 nkle, Jo 70 'pley, David 147 ch Dearmn 37. 86. 162 Rd Mike 86 Roach, Robert 70, 107 Robbins, Charles '76, 133, 143 oberts, Cynthia 38, 70, 130, 137 Roberta, Darlene 81 Roberts, Dianna 81 Roberts, Linda 76 Roberts, Mary 90 Roberts, Randy 38, 76, 98 Robertson, Danny 90 bertson, Freddy 62 bertson, Llnda 90, 162 bertson, Martha 70, 150 Robertson, Paul 86 Robinson, Linda 86 Robinson, Richard 81, 159 Rodgers. Jerry 81, 147 Rodgers, Judy 90 Roe, Paul 90 Roe, Ronald '10 Rogers, David 42, 90 ne, Linda 41, 76, 134 Rose, Billie 76 enbaum, Darrell 35, 81 Ro an, James 90 Rounds, Charlotte 38, 40, 132, 142 Row, Stephen 76. 106, 130, 148 Ruble, Mary 76, 134, 146 Ruby, Linda 90 Rumker, Frank 70 Rupe, Larry 98, 99, 101, 108 t Sharon 76, 131, 133, 141 Russell 81 - Salsgiver, Virginia 38, 81 Samara, Andrea 9, 76, 130, 139 Samples, Bobby 86 nder, Bruce 76, 102, 106 Sander, Linda 90, 162 andeis, Barbara 70 Sanders, Jackie 81, 107 Santee, David 36, 81 atterfield, David 90 Satterfleld, Debra 81 Saunders, Karen 62, 133, 146, 148 Savage, Elizabeth 90, 162 Savely, Penny 9, 70, 146 Schauer, Martin 70 Schenk, Terry 32, 35, 70, 94, 103, 104, 135, 145 134, 141 Schiel, Sheila 35,76, 134, 141 Schmitt, Arthur 76 Schott, Nancy 86 Schott, Paula 76, 137, 141 Schulman, Samuel 76 Schultz, David 86, 137 chultz, Janet 35, 62 Schultz, Mark 90 chultz, Ruth 76 Scott, Martha 38, 40, 41, 76, 134 Scott, Paula 70 -Scott, Peggie 37, 38, 42, 86 Scott, Roger 70, 143 Self, Eddie 81 Sell, Keith 81 Sessions, Berry 81 Sexton, Sheri 37, 86 Shadden, Merrole 40 , 41, 62, 131, hadduck, Cheryl 76 Shaffer, Larry 90 Shaffer, Susan 76 Shannonhouse, Joe 70 168 L Shannonhouse, MF 90, 162 Sharp, Bobby 86 Sharp. Johnny 90 Shaw, Donald 70 Shaw, Sue 39 Shaw, Margaret 81, 146 henold, Mike 90 Sherman, Byron 41, 42, 76, 102 Shipley, James 77, 106, 148 Shipley. Janice 86, 159 Shipley, Michael 90 Short, Darryl B1 Shuffield, Sherry 86 Shurley, Tom 86, 147 Floyd 60. 81 Sullivan, Tommy 81 Sunday, Sandra 90 Sunday, Steve 86 Sutton. J. R. 81.97, 106 Swaim James 40, 42, 81 Swift. Donald 81 Swirezynskl, Sharon 81, 91, 147, 148. 159.160, 163 Tabor, Bob 63 Tabor, Sandra 38, 40, 63, 141, 147 Talklngton, Carolyn 63, 133, 142 Talkington, James 71,103, 145 Tallbear, John 90 ate, Orville 9, 71 Tate, Richard 35. 81 Sldwell, Billy 86 Siemens, Billy 86 Siemens, Eddie 70 suis, Michael so Sllvernail, Iris 34, 35, 162 Silvey, Sheryl 86 Simmons, Kathryn 9, 62, 131, 133, 148 Simon. Jay 81, 148 Simon, John 90 Simon, Richard 86 Simpson, John 70, 150 Singer, Sydney 37, 86, 154, 159, 163 Sink, Sherry 70 kouge, James 81, 132, 159 Slaten, Weyman 77, 132 Slater, Barbara 92, 110, 111, 113, 131, 141. 144 Slater, Marilyn 90 Sleeper, Claire 39, 70, 148, 171 Sleeper, John 86 Slonecker, Sarah 81 Small, Robert 39, 90 Smedley, Judy 37, B6 Smith. Carl77, 98. 99, 108, 135, 145 Smith, Charles 90 Smith, Corey 37, 86 Smith, Diane 70, 131, 139, 148, 151 Smith, Don 62 th, Edward 36 Smith, John 77, 94 Smith, Linda 90 Smith, Nancy 90 Smith, Penny 62, 147 Smith. Thomas 77, 133 Smlthson, Ronald 42, 90 Snarr, Llnda.148, 151 Snell, Nancy 70, 110, 111, 112, 144 Snider, Sue 77, 134 Snyder, Bobby 70 Snyder, Valerie 62, 133, 141, 146, 148, 151 Spangler, Sandra 86 Spangler, William 77 Spears, Cynthia 90, 162 Spears, Jane 77 Spears, Judy 77 Spencer, Jerry 44, 47, 50, 62, 94,107 127, 129, 130, 134, 140, 145 Springer, Charles 90 Springer, Kathe 81, 147 Staeheli, David 62 Stafford, Ann 38, 40, 41, 70, 131, 139, 142, 148 Staggs, Lola 62 talcup, Ronald 81 St tis, Dean 63, 98, 127, 145 Stan ge, Carolyn 63 Stanford, Pat 36,77 Steffenson, Mary 39, 70 Stephanou, James 36, '10 Stephens, Gary 77 Stephens, Pamela 81, 110, 112 Stephens, Tony 81 tephenson, Neta 37 , 86 Taylor Gary 35, 48, 63, 94, 96, 145 Taylor: John 38, 81 Taylor, aylor Tonlta 42, 86 Larry 38, 41, 42, 81 aylori Sharon 86, 160 aylor, Stephen 38, 90 Taylor, Susan 38, 42, 81, 149 Taylor, Yvonne 77 Thlbault, Paul 38, 40, 77 Thomas, Georgia 77 Thomas, Paul 94, 95, 103, 104 Thomas, David 86, 105, 133 Thomas, Tommy 90, 140 homas, Tommy B1, 97 Thomason. Glen 81 Thompson, Betty 37. 81 hompson, Dianna 86 hompson, Glenda 90, 162 hompson, Karen 71, 139 hompson, Linda 86, 146 ompson, Mary Ann 27, 86, 162 hompson, William 90 wer, Kenneth 90 Tlemeyer, David 39, 71 Tremeyer, Bther 63, 131, 133, 146 ilsner, Kathy 77, 137, 141, 149 Toahty, Mary 77 Toahty, Michael 86 odd, Lou Ann 81, 110, 111, 112, 113, 132, 144, 159 ompkins, Charles 63, 132, 133, 148, 1.55 umer, Roberta 81, 146 Tytgat, Adrien 82 Underwood, John 82 Upton, Jerry 71 VanFleet, Deborah 42, Q0 Vaught, David 71 Vawter, Bill 36, 82 Venable, Thomas 90 Vick, Robert 38, 41, 42, 77, 155 Vick, Wilma 42, 90 VonR.issen, Donna 9, 77, 137, 139 Vore, Wilma 77 Waggener, Fred 36, 82 W er, Charlene sz Walker, Charles 72 Walker, Jimmy 82 Walker, Joe Alan 71 Walker, Johnny 71 Walker, Karen 71 lket, Linda 9,71 Walker, Raymond 82 Walker, Richard 82 Walker, Robert 63 Wallace, Bill 63, 94, 108, 131, 135 Wallace, Marilyn 86, 161, 163 'Walters, Cynthia 77, 130, 132 Walton, Nancy 82 Walton, Susanne 65, 71, 124, 132, 137 Ward, Carolyn 86, 162 Ward, Larry 63, 98, 140 warford, Stella 77 gens, B. 41 Ste' ns, cloa 70 Stevenson, Robert 39, 42, 77, 98 Stewart, Charlotte 71, 138 tiles, Stoehr, Stokes, Stone, Story, tory, . Stout, Sto ut, Stow e, Stowe, 133 Sherrie 63, 131, 148, 151 Catherine 86 Richard 81 Jim 77, 135 George 71 Marilyn 26, 39, 90 Donna 37, 86 Jimmy 77. 94 Rodney 81, 97, 105 Twila 90 William, Jr. 35, 81, 97, 101, Strange, Peggy 86 Street, Street, Dana 86 Pamela 90 Strickland Michael 81 Strugia, Bruce 77 uhre, Sherri 63, 141, 146 Sullivan, Steven 86 Wasemiller, Dwane 39, 90, 133 Watkins, Cathy 42, 90 kins, Irving 39, 41, 42, 82 Wa n, Carolyn 90,162 Watson, Paula 63, 130, 132, 139 Way, Ronald 42, 90 i ayland, Dorotha 38, 42, 86, 133 Wayland, Sue 9, 50, 63, 138, 151 Weaver, David 77 eaver, Jo Arm 86, 162 Webster, David 82, 148 Webster, Ronnie 71, 130, 135 Weelo, Dean 64 eese, Margaret 38, 41, 42, 86 Wegner, Kenneth 86, 147 Weisman, Lammy 71, 103, 135 Weisman, Michael 77 Wells. Judy 64, 148 ells, Robert 82, 91, 148 Werner, Sandra 77 West, Danny 39, 64 Westbrook, Pamela 86, 91, 15 Whitbeck, Frank 38, 86 White, Alan '19, 90 .N YN. .1 White, White, white, White, white, White, White, White, White, Carl 90 Charles 77 Charlotte 86 Deitra 36, 37, 82 Fsther 77 Jim 90 Lee 86 Reggie 77 Robert 90, 133 Whiteshield, R. A. 86 Whitlock, Barbara 90, 162 Whitten, Suzanne 82, 132, 147, 149, 159 Wickbe Wickbe rg, James 39, 77 rg, Paul 38, 86, 151 Wietelman, Fred 36, 71 Wiggins, Wayne 77 Wigham, Steve 86 Wilkerson, Joyce 77, 139 Wilkerson, Thomas 90 Williams, Alecia 71, 110, 111, 112, 139, 144 Williams, Becky 71, 110, 111, 112, 114 Williams, Don 71 Williams. Janet 36, 37, 82 Williams, Karen 37,86 Williams, Larry 42, 90 Williams, Norma 86 Williams, Sharon 64, 131 Williams. Wallace 90 Williamson, Charles 35, 71 Williamson, David 86 Wil amson, James 77 Wi iamson, Linda 82 W . Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, , Jimmy 64 Carolyn 82 Deanne 36, 77 Jack 86, 91 Jayne 71 Sally 86, 161 Sharon 162 Wiltshire, Mark 77 f Wlndes, Patti 32, 34, 35, 36, 64, 134, 1, Winkle 142, 145, 149, 151 Patty 22 71 130 141,147 Wi leman, Kenneth 51, 64, 131 ft . . v 1' Winkle , William 86 Winston, Merilyn 36, 71, 139 wolf, Linda so, 162 Wolf, Mary 27, 86, 162 Wolfe, Sharon 64, 139 Woodruff, Wallene 64, 110, 112,113, 131, 144,151 Woodruff, Paul 86 Woodruff, Rodney 90 Woodruff, Roger 90 Woods, Woods, Bobby 38, 41, 42, 86, 160 James 38, 40, 42, 71 Woodside, Alan 42, 90, 131, 159 Woodside, Lee 40, 82 Woodward, Vicki 34 Wootan, Jerry 51, 64, 94, 130, 132, 135, 145, 106 Worsha m, Rickie 82, 105 Worsley, Jim 9, 64, 143 Wotring, Edna 64, 132, 134, 141, 151 128 Wotring, Susan 90, 163 Wotuck, Lonnie 82 Wright, Martha 64, 184, 146, 151 Wright, Jerry 64 Wyskup, Oleta 71 Yancy, Yanik, Max 42 Allen 77, 132 Yoes, Thomas 71, 94, 135 York, Redonda 82 Young, Young, Young, Yom-rg, Young, Zumet Carey 77 Kathleen 82, 133 Lester 77, 94, 148 Peggy 160, 162 William 82 Jay 64, 107, 135, 143, 148 3, Zwick, Trudy 77, 130, 134, 137, 141 .. 7 v' ZA, r 'Q 0 A sg, ., - K 1 WBESDMWM :W ww-fffwffj 'EE Qfffl ,Q Q wwoiwgwy' yy TQ fi? fl C3 2' 'QA,Zi , -, 0 W G fl? if 3 5 U5 ' f, f XXX su v Q A F 71 , ' N ' iffy 5 N , 53' Qi A tili XX X 4 A ck, im X W amy vf A XBXQ K fgQ,kU3iQ,f3Zf,QQ'ief7Jg S Q S Jig ffkgjwf A N ' kibqjq I jfnmvm in qgffm v.5 wv2f5 K - 5nffmgx,fvrxf5w wif' Xmvgff QQQLQ .'W75nQ42f U1f g-f'W5' Qoqffw Www gMW 'W2ofr wwf -- ' MfT0LwVmvoa5