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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1965 volume:

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X Hd My QHQWQW ' Nadi' Hme I M Xbljff X . .hike OM' Hmcap ' I X ' In L -Ll 'Bmw Ulf'-.YG A Kgsfqm Q l C E LAVK V ' lgii-XA 0 Q53 LQ D W, fgiww Q J, . I mf X, 1 X , 'xv 7' -4 fW'zQd0Pw?fw'94 Q, 1 X kg ig: , ms 3, S, N X XX J C0-Mo our .7 C0-Day i For Yesterday is but a Dream, And To-Morrow is only a Visiong But To-Day, well lived, Makes every Yesterday A dream of Happiness, ' And every To-Morrow a Vision of Hope. --Anonymous Our T0-MORROWS are the results of our hopes of TO-DAY. As seventh graders, we thought tlzat growing up was only to walk through the doors into Classen High School. As Seniors we realize that growing up is to walls through those same doors for the last f time. leaving Classen High School. lfnowing that this was only a l P 4 stepping stone to maturity. Originating at Classen were many hopes, 5 i dreams. and plans. Not all those hopes were fulfilled, not all those dreams came true, not all those plans were completed, but, as Q Seniors loolring hach, we can accept those disappointments with het- 5 f Fl ter understanding. Our TO-MORROWS will be the results of what 2 we are doing with our lives T0-DA Y. As seventh graders, we focused ' our T0-MORRUWS upon becoming Seniors, but as Seniors our T0- JUORROWS are turned to the realities of T0-DA Y. 'BTO-MORROW IS T0-DA Y '.:' As we Seniors walls through the doors of our beloved Classen High School for the last time as students, the halls will echo the refrain: Dear Classen High School, we love you, f We'll always be true to the gold and the blueg No cares can ever o,ertalce us, If to our Classen High School Weall always be true. Row 1: Cary Farmer, Lynda Gliclewell, Robert Lil- ley, Sharon Swirczynski, Larry Freshour, Jackie 1 Sanders, Janette Cobb, Marion Gibson . Row 2: Judy Chechovsky, Marty Pinkerton, Peggy 3 Mackey, Lifia Leith, Berry Sessions, Marti Duerk- 1 sen, Jim Skouge. Vicki Schenk ' 2 4 N .L H, ..,-Fw, LN . , ,, ,. 4- if ERA QNX i ,T X SSX ,ww N W X wt N wig N x SX? NQPSWW Rx-ffm mn S ww NX X XX 5 X X N Q is I-Q X if E E s 5 s S X55 5 S X Nw. W wf m t . if ffzfifhfw r fs . .fb 5 qsixsn bgifihx Sw f fX.x S FXXQS S? fEQf53iQ X 1 X 2 Sixlgfl U Q ,Q Qs 3 5 X Xe f SQ Ns 1 35 x Q x.., i- -.. .-kts. Sf Nfl .X W Qffli-1 N 'O W -xx ,f a- xg 'X 1, ,SSE X .ES Q K Q siihgx Xmx.- Y Q Q1 . - X A Qfxiwiw N Z 3 v.g .. S 'Q' BN SS X -N N ixif Q ' 5 MW NX S ,sg ,XX K .Q 3 . 1 Ill! S X N x ASE x shi S' .3 K N 9 X 6 .Q X ,Q-Q Miss Neel, serving as Department Head, meets with other English teachers during their department meeting. Now where did I put that piece of paper, wonders Miss Neel. A yearbook represents a segment of many people's lives, but few people's lives are dedicated to the production of such a segment. This year our book is dedicated to such a person. While teaching at another city school, she saw our school grow from a vacant lot to a great institution of learning. After thirty- five years at Central High School, she came to Classen, leaving behind her many fond memories, many ideals, and, above all, the enthusiasm and spirit that few teachers could hope to inspire. Since 1958 she has graced the halls of this high school, giving it her whole self in hopes that this part of a person's life will never be entirely forgotten. And it is for this reason that we, the members of the Orbit staff, dedicate this to the dedicated, Miss Mary Neel. Mies Mary ,Neel But, Mr. Risdon, I didn't 'cut class. i - f SY 35 ck S 21:2 x X1 : by L S Q . , ...lp Q wg .. N X X X F Mi f g SL X N mg ,Q wk E K A M 1 S X M xi 5 1 .. bg on waxy? NQH-113 jf, Jmv.L,Q,if1 T523 3 Aiirnfibov-fb 'JQA2-fm 5 C3-JUX -Emxwbk. LL, QU iv ClJ'L0wvwCx .LA Nm, gg Uf7xfvx,L5l' f Nvwvwwx QK dvii' Q b-hwy? 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WELCH MR. LLOYD M. ESTES, PRINCIPAL Our Principal, Mr. Estes, is new to us, but he is not new to Classen. He previously served Classen for thirteen years in the capacities of teacher and Assistant Principal. He has also served as Principal and Assistant Principal of several Oklahoma City schools before returning to Classen this year. After receiving his diploma from Moore High School, he went on to Central State College to earn his BS degree. Since receiving his masteris degree in education at Oklahoma Univer- sity, he has taken many additional courses offered by various colleges. We're glad to have you back, Mr. Estes! Handling discipline problems, maintaining attendance records, and organizing student activities are the major duties of our Assistant Principal, Mr. Ralph Risdon. Mr. Risdon received his BS degree from Central State College and his master's degree from Oklahoma Uni- versity. He received an Associate BS Degree from Connor State Junior, College. Mr. Risdon has gained much experience as a counselor, coach, and Assistant Principal. He has accomplished a great deal dur- ing his three years at Classen. Administration No more mistakes in the students' favor! MR. RALPH D. RISDON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 00706 ruff MRS. NELL DANIEL MRS. RACHELLE STEPHENS Attendance Clerk Secretary io rhe Principal - - What's so interesting, girls? AIRS. BEATRICE BUSBY Financial Secretary Row 1: Mrs. Daniel, J. Williams, K. Kitchen. Row 2: J. Harkins, B. Whitlock, S. Gatewood. Row 3: K. Morris, B. Blair, C. McConnell, M. Mencke. Row 4: R. Lilley, S. McMahan, L. Freshour, D. Lynn. I2 A school may function properly only through ef- ficient leadership. Re- flecting the philosophy that the school is child- centered, Classen staff members work toward perfecting a school pro- gram that will benefit all students. Eauusclars MRS. LAPRELLE STONE MISS FREDA O'NEAL AB. Mary Hardin-Baflor BS, Southwestern State M Ed, OU Counselor, Grades 9 and 12 Counselor, Grades 10 and 11 Kazmsclars ' ,Allies Row 1: V. Ackerson, T. Blinn, B. Owens. Row 2: S. Chastain, P. Pinkerton, B. Jonte. Row 3: G. Batchelor, D. Swift, M. Pur- din, S. McMahan. MR. CHARLES JOHNSON MRS. Blfim HENDERSON BS, OSU Registrar MS, OSU Counselor, Grades 7 and,8 Classen's counselors have a great responsibility to all of the students, and yet they continually meet that challenge which is presented daily. They enroll students and advise them in planning their schedules. They organize and super- vise the testing programs. They are available to help stu- dents with their future plans and preparations for college. They have a busy schedule, but the counselors can always find the time to help someone with his problems. library my MISS ETALEA UNFERTH BS, Texas Wesleyan College M Ed OU Librarian ,Cibrary ,Azdcs Our quest for knowledge begms here The quest for knowledge is sometimes, a confusing and difficult journey. Classen's library staff has done much to help us along the way. During the school year over twenty students serve as library aides, helping us to find the books and information we need. Last spring our librarian, Miss Etalea Unferth, and our library clerk, Mrs. Marjorie Reynolds, worked in the library re-arranging the books for our convenience. This was a tremendous job, but it has been a great benefit to Classen students. Officers seated are Dana Street, Presidentg Janice Shipley, Vice-President, Donna Stotts, Secretary-Treasurer and Pat Dickson Hlstonan Reporter. Row 1: B. Cullum, J. Dugger, M. Lawson, S. Hughes, A. Slonecker, B. Hite, J. Bachle, K. McMurray D Childers B Lane L. Fox, K. Radney, J. McClure, P. Ancell, C. Collins, A. Bachle, K. Cox, R. Absher. Eliuic V MRS. BERNIS T. GREER RN, Mercy Hospital Laredo, Texas it , School Nurse Give her one aspirin and a permit and send her hack to class. There are no uneventful days in the clinic. The clinic staff the clinic aides is the keeping of the record sheet. The clinic is confronted with many crises daily. These range from aides are taught simple first aid procedures for use in an hangnails to headaches, bruises to broken bones, and sun- emergency. Besides treating each patient as an individual, burns to skinned knees. One of the most important jobs of Mrs. Greer finds time to be a friend. Zhmc .Azdcs Row 1: Mrs. Greer, D. McAuliffe, J. Carr, T. Friedman, D. Acord, M. Minden Row 2: J. Miseles, S. Dawson, M. Purdin, L. Glidewell, C. Davidson, S. Smith U16 Elassm ZW af '65 MR. JOHN HAWTHORN BA, OCU M Ed, OU The Classen Life this year consists of two classes, the first year students and the advanced staff mem- bers. Their sponsor is Mr. John Hawthorn. The staff publishes the Inside Classen, which is a news media about the students, and the student directory, in addition to the Classen Life. The staff also spon- sors the Man of Distinction contest as well as the tal- ent assembly. The talent assembly is for the purpose of introducing new talent to Classen. The Classen Life adds a great deal to the student's busy life with its accurate reporting of top school events. s These three staff members are making an attempt to reach a deadline. Row I: R. Whitlock, C. Smith, K. Anspaugh, C. Collins, S. Chitwood. Row 2: S. Ardery, S. Hughes, D. Dzidzuk, K. Acord, R. McDaniel. Row 3: Mr. Hawthorn, R. Reeves, D. Echols, L. Woods, H. Holman, J. Harris, R. Hubbard, V. Henley, T. Friedman, R. Bryan, S. Feehan, J. Baugh, M. Pinkerton. Row 4: J. Leach, M. Shaw, S. Flanagan, D. Barker, D. Brown, M. Todd, K. Santee, R. Stout. Handling details are Marti Rupe, Janette Cobb, Judy Chechovsky, Lynda Glidewell, Lida Leith, and Mrs. Tilsner, The ORBIT staff is composed of juniors and seniors who are attempting to compile a history of the school year through the ORBIT. Planning of the yearbook begins early in the summer. The content of the book is planned by the editor, who assigns sections to the staff members. Students in the class participate in two assemblies annually and conduct the ORBIT queen election. They assist with sales drives, distribution of year- books, and picture-taking projects. Some students attend the OIPA meeting in the fall during which the results of the yearbook judging are announced. Deadline . . . Orbit These staff members pose with receipt books during one of the ORBIT sales drives. They are Doris Perry, Charisse Beeson, Trudy Bhnn Mary Minden, Jim Kudlacek, and Robert Lilley. Interesting posters add to promotion of sales drives. Shown above are Jean MacFarland, Louise Barrett, Lynda Robinson, Steve Chemrcky Cathi Wright, and Nancy Schott. MRS. SIBYL TILSNER BA, MT, Central State 'N D 155 g l? Fi 3 -ii MISS MARY NEEL MRS. ROENA SMITH BS MA, Northwestern University BA, OCW BA, OCU Department Head frzglish .75 Zvrcver A good background in all phases of English is helpful in all aspects of life. lt is necessary for a person to have the knowledge of his own language and to be able to apply it correctly whether that person is speaking or writing. This is one of the functions of Classen's English department. Various works by English and American authors are pre- sented for the student to study. These exemplify all types and levels of writings. Expression on the part of the individual is also stressed through the development of his ability to write creatively and to express himself orally. This year the advanced senior English class had several discussions of great books, while other classes had both oral hook reports and panel discussions. Mrs. Tilsner's English Literature lesson is being wasted on several of her students It seems that something else has caught their attention. 2 ref sa! VM as MRS. KATHLEEN SPEED T 'NCDJ X393-' of: mass they A vb To may 3 i xr , C . 'Xip 4:45-':3x fJ Jgyvop f' Q95 O-X asf-'00 Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomor- row bemoans Jim Skouge in his por- trayal of Macbeth. Panel book discussions can often get quite involved, and this one has. .Q-:bv ,fgrep allege MISS sUsAN WEGENER MRS. MARY KAYE BIRK MRS. ANGELA BACHMAN BA, QU BA, ou BA, ocu I9 How much does your finger weigh, Cynde? 3 1 s r s 'SSS 523 S21 Sgt X get X, w 5 X Sk, . ll -,,,,,k ix LL.. l MR. JOHN C. MILLS MRS. DOROTHY FROSCH MR. DON FLEET BS, MS, OSU BS, MT, Central State BA, OCU Department Head MT, Central State Caddy is' Science .75 Zvmorrvw More and more in our world today, we realize the importance of science. Where would we he today if scientists of the preceding centuries hadn't experi- mented and introduced to us the basic ideas of scientific method? The Science Department at Classen is offering a wider range of subjects to keep up with the chang- ing and progressive world of today and tomorrow. This year, as in the past, students in the Classen Science Department will participate in the Oklahoma City Science Fair, the Junior Academy of Science, and the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. What's going on in this physiology class? Rick, what is it, Playboy? Somebody come and taste it! ' LL Qfgdufxzfsgaff 41 O42 my JLQXM M Qiffzzf 06116, ! QQ, A5Q56?ZW? I7 I . M w7W7 Oo X 5 f2 JfQf 541 deff MR, DENNIS FREY , MR. VERDINE'E. TROUT BS, OSU Q BS, Southeastern State MEd OU a www WW , 2l LM' , QAM? , Hamlets Eyplore Jfisfvrical Zflwughfs History is in the making every day. Classen's History Department strives to relate the facts of yesterday with the events of today. Every student is required to take Scientific Geography, Oklahoma History, and American His- tory. For those wishing to further their knowledge of previous deeds and heroic adventures, there are more advanced history courses, such as Government, World History, Psychology, and Economics. History is never changing. By learning about the lives of our forefathers, we are taught to be better Americans. MR. M. J. TAYLOR AA, Miltonvale Vlfesleyan AB, Bethany Nazarene MT, Central Slate A typical junior class-No one is workingg everyone is thinking! l MRS. ESTELLA STINSON MR. JOE THURMAN MRS. BARBARA HARRIS BA, Central State BA, Central State Secretary Social Studies Department Don't ask how he get it on his head, just help us get it off! Math Offers nz Hlzallerzgc Here at Classen such courses as Algebra, Geom- etry, Trigonometry, Physics, and Math Analysis are the more advanced electives that are offered for the mathematics major. Seventh and eighth grade math, applied math, and senior math are required, according to one's program of studies. Mathematics will always be considered one of the most important subjects high school has to offer. Classen is proud that its teachers are well qualified to guide all interested students to knowl- edge of this rewarding field. Those interested in math may have the opportunity to rise into more difficult and involved courses. The math student realizes that any rewards must he earned and he must challenge himself. He finds that he must he prepared to tackle the future, according to his ability in the field of mathematics. for the ?ufurc MRS. DELLA ROBERTS MISS RUTH WOOTEN MRS. M AXINE HANEY BS East Central State BA, OU BS, Central State MEd, OU MEd, OU Department Head Hvmefs Prepare for Garvers Classen's curriculum offers a wide variety of courses for the students planning to enter the field of business. These courses include Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Math, Business Machines, General Business, Typing, Shorthand and Transcrip- tion. Instruction in these courses is given by a staff of well-qualified teachers. Heading this department is Mrs. Julia McPheeters, who has done much to help the students obtain the necessary fundamentals for achievement in business. With diligent study, much practice, and plain hard work, these students will he prepared for a successful and productive life in the business world. 1 MRS. JULIA McPHEETERS ' BS, Central State M BE, OU Department Head Now we've heard of everything. Changing the book to fit the rnistake! MRS. FAY FREIBERGER BS, Central State MC Ed, OU Well, why are all of you grinning? MRS. CAROLYN LOMBARD BS, OSU MRS. SUE KERN BS, Central State How can we learn to type when we're penalized for mistakes? Z f -2 5 S E 1 'EfE Q! lx? 1 3, Q x Sli 5 5 Q Problems ! Problems ! Problems! Sticky fingers? That's gum on your keys! 1321-OCGERALD MCPHAIL language llnifes the Wvrld MRS. ANN FOWLER MRS. JUDITH BLEDSOE BA, West Texas State BA, Southeastern State College MA, New Mexico Highlands Department Head The basic factor that links nation with nation and man with man is communication. Language is the fundamental element of communication. To- day the knowledge of other languages is becoming much more useful to the individual. To help ac- complish this, Classen offers three languages- Spanish, Latin, and French. A student may take up to three years of any of these languages. Mrs. Fowler heads the Spanish department, Mrs. Bledsoe teaches Latin, and Mrs. Roach instructs the French classes. MRS. HELEN ROACH BA, OU Sandy, you're missing out on the joke! Mrs. Bledsoe, I need help! l ! Bon jour, Mr. Photographer. Welcome to our class. MRS. ETHEL PREBLE BS, OU M Ed, OU Department Head Zvday is' Students Preparation for the future is acquired in the Home Economics Department. Mrs. Preble instructs students, including some senior boys, in cooking nutritious and economical meals. A Thanksgiving dinner is prepared by all of Mrs. Preble's classes and served at noon before the holidays. Mrs. Smith teaches good grooming habits to the seventhgrade classes and sometimes has little skits and plays showing the right ways of grooming. During the year she makes way for a style show by helping students with their own Paris Originals which they will model in the show. Ztfmvrroufis' J-fvmcmakvrs Mrs Smith gives instructions in putting bands on skirts. MRS. MARY LOUISE SMITH BS, Central State Now this goes in the skillet! Future Homemakers of Tomorrow? ?? Well, she was about like this . . . MR. EARL COWAN BS, Central State Hays Kuild Kang and M l6'm' MR. TROY MILBURN BS, Central State M Ed, OU Department Head Look, fellows, we struck oil! MR. CHESTER REEVES Mr. Reeves has no discipline problems now! BS, OSU MT, Central State hfpcrimcuf-fyplorv MR. THOMAS H. DESPAIN BIA, OCU MANUAL SKILL courses include Metalwork, Mechanical Drawing, and Woodwork. A twelve- week course in each subject is required of all seventh graders, and many senior high boys and a few girls are enrolled in the course this year. Each of these courses will become useful in later years. ELECTRONICS is a class primarily designed for those who are college-bound. After taking the course at Classen, a student may continue at Oklahoma State Scalpel . . . pliers . . . University. Many careers are open in the field of electronics for interested students. With the new automobiles and super-highways of today, DRIVER EDUCATION is becoming a must for today's youth. Classen is fortunate in having up-to-date equipment such as Drivo-Trainers, films, and new-model cars for students to practice in. Driver Education develops the student's interest in the safety and welfare of his fellow man. Driver Sducaiiou I Why the seat belt, Mr. Jones? MR. BILL JONES BS, Northeastern State College MS, OSU 'MISS CAROLYN SNELL BS, Texas Won1en's Universit Y Miss Snell, perhaps you'd better explain the game once more. youth trims for Hcwzplcfe .Wfuess Developing a strong mind and a strong, healthy body is the main goal of Classen's Physical Educa- tion classes. Under the supervision of Miss Carolyn Snell and Mr. Harvey Tedford, the gym classes this year are participating in many skillful and skill- building activities. A modern dance course is again offered this year. Taught by Miss Snell, it serves to instruct the girls in modern dance techniques and to build graceful- ness and poise. David, the sport is basketball, not wrestling. MR. HARVEY TEDF ORD BS, Southwestern State M Ed, OU Department Head MRS. PAT MERCHANT BFA, OU Department Head And here we have the inventor of the wheel . . . ,Art inspires Hidden Ualmis Under the supervision of Mrs. Pat Merchant and many projects supervised by these first-rate teach- Mrs. Lynnda Porch, new to Classen this year, our ers. Beginning art, advanced art, and commercial art classes have prospered and grown, Sculptul-ing, arts and crafts are the electives offered in the field pastels, drawing, and mobiles are only a few of the of art. MRS. LYNNDA PORCH What have you there, Lester, a fly? BFA, OU Delrafcrs Prepare far Hompcfifivu Debating, or competitive arguing, brings out the capabilities of the students. There are speech and debate tournaments each year which are attended with enthusiasm. It is every speaker's dream to bring back a trophy for Classen. 5 2 5 Q MISS ELIZABETH COLE BA, Northwestern State College W sta These students are pooling their ideas. 34 5 I A good debate is in the making. tv, Rglitlti MLW l A 3 ro Mi! it it X ee ' , -'rely get RJWXQQ L3 A titers ws Cf Lt RQ WML Preparing a debate is often a difficult and time-consuming task. 5'ufurc Orators Crain Ah, fair Juliet! MISS VIRGINIA BONNEWELL BFA, OU MFA, OU Department Head These attempts at speech writing appear to be futile. Pictured here are some of the speech and debate trophies won by Classen stu- dents over the years. It is apparent that this class has not had training in speech. Through informal speaking and interpretative speech, stu- dents are given a chance to ex- press their talent and originality. Under the supervision of Miss Bonnewell, the students are taught better speaking habits. Klifhc The cast takes its final curtain call. CAST KATHY HAWTHORN ...... DEENA CAREY ........ TERRY PARAMORE . . .- 'MIKE PAYTE ........ 'National Thespians Spirit 'PATTI LITTLEFIELD ............... 'SHARON SWIRCZYNSKI ............ Edith Ruth . .- ...... Charles . Dr. Bradman 'SHARON NELSON ....... ...... M rs. Bradman Madame Arcate Elvira PRODUCTION CREW CHAIRMEN DIRECTOR ..... Virginia Bonnewell STUDENT DIRECTOR ............ Louise Barrett STAGE MANAGER ............... Weyman Slaten ASSISTANT MANAGER .......... Richard Simon HOUSE MANAGER .... Jana Meek PROPERTY HEAD .... Kathy Riley LIGHTS Richard Simon, Ken Priess COSTUMES ....... Kathy Randolph MAKE-UP ............. Joy Leach SOUND ............. Bob Gabaldon ' STAGE CREW ....... Jerry Cooper 36 Mzzfcriaizes You mean l've conjured up a spirit? On December 1, 2, and 3 Classen's stage came alive with the play, Blithe Spirit, a comedy by Noel Coward. Under the direction of drama teacher Ginger Bonnewell and student director Louise Barrett, the cast and crew put on three highly entertaining performances. Blithe Spirit is a fantastic comedy about a man and the spirit of his deceased wife who pays n ri But how can I put up with two wives? Calling all ghosts ! him a visit in the presence of his second wife. Built around Madame Arcate's trances and vis- ions of the supernatural, the theme of the play is light and satirically humorous. The cast gave aisuperb performance and both cast and crew received the congratulations of every- 0118. I missed my cue? Row I: J. MacFarland, J. Elrod, N. Duncum, B. Thompson, G. Farmer, J. Baugh. S. Lanier. Row 2: R. Fowler, L. Turner, L.. Miller, S. Shoemaker. M. Minden, T. Paramore, J. Maryott. Row 3: S. Swirczynski, S. Nelson, J. Cobb, P. Mackey, V. Schenk, C. McConnell, B. Burchel. Row 4: K. Myers, D. White, D. Stotts, M. Rupe, S. McMahan, J. Pederson, T. Puckett. Cflzoir OMCHFS BOB LILLEY JACK SANDERS President Vice President STACEY LANTER JUDY BAUGH Secretary Treasurer 38 S S is S Q S E S x 3 S K N E 2 X KX S - .XX 5 SQX3' s 5' . 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K ik k N I X .ig ' A Y xxvkag 1, tlglllld Quceu SHERRY MORTON N Sherry with escort Glen DeSpain JOAN ALEXANDER PAT BET-LMON ,Attendants ROBBIE TURNER DOROTHA WAYLAND Drum .Major BOB HARD r Sherry Morton, Janet Chambers, Pat Bellmon, and Robbie Turner During a year loaded with activities, the major- Class AA competition. They also performed in the ettes add much zip and bounce to our school spirit Christmas parade and in the Veterans' Parade in at Classen. This year our majorettes participated Edmond. in the Oklahoma University Clinic and placed in Majorettes show spirit at pep assemblies! A ss' 9 i 'S -L. X A X ' . i 5 , ,Q M M W an' -mlm U M? If WW f :egg iw .. . E . . EE X xx , KAN W . s in 1 ' i Lal, 'S A E -- ,, , , Q wa X X 1 S Y I 3 X Sw K xx X X 5 .. .1 x. X 5515! Ss .A W ,Af M i - .fa xxx Q Q S no H.: s e 5 I x SEN Ss , N X58 SN 41 ax H? - QS , 5 . 32: 21 5 f X ' Q S5 S 5 S ' E sq: x x 5 K x x X SQ z , .W Q E .g:. X.. . ...,, Xt -wti E E Q s S S K N xxx 2 x ?1P,x ws Q. .3 mf 5' 1 E S Sw.. A Q X . . E X .Q . ' 'X N 3 X - x L V. ..,. . . X W 'U if M5 . ff , . K X . . . ki. ,ff X f. Y g ,A , . S N., ' . X. S Ea 4 N-X si? Nw 1 g ,,. gal Qx .. . , 6' F, X sz? f 4 X 'N ma. -W Row I: P. Wickherg, K. Kueteman, K. Moore, M. Dyer. Row 2: A. Dantes, L. Taylor, G. DeSpain, S. Phillips, Bl. Fightmaster. Row 3: L. Jonte, P. Bellmon, Miss Hays, B. Hard, A. Flournoy. Ur m Miss VIVIAN HAYS In previous years the Classen High School Orchestra has been known for its outstanding entertainment. This year is no exception. Being composed of many active and enthusiastic people, the orchestra has presented many fine performances. Each year they gave their annual Christmas program and also performed numerous times throughout the year. Classen High School has an orchestra of which we can really be proud. BA, Hamline University St. Paul, Minn. MM, Univ. of Texas Orchestra Section Leaders: Bud Hammonds, Margaret Schottstaedt, Mimi Dye, Mary Ann Dyer, Kim Kueteman. 47 'T ws x , N ., .. Sf iq . 5 Q5me,cxQ1uS,,x I I 10805, JNOXQ9- ucmm 8.15 mmqx . vm -1 Qemrxsmesmkxwx UQ Qi Jima wxgiilsx kmsfxci Xb CLLT6UQC5Uf'3x Emcwe fFfLLU5lC53l , Cx 15aQmxc9 cx5oiKLQS2 l I l QUQQXJJ ILQGLL U -' ' CLCSNG, g9.fXli. VTYWE. LCLQ. FO . LCLQ, h Q Jrxcme em5CH5iO9 www muuvuq lxxmg f1,o+SLQ U Lib LQSYNOJMSQ. L50-UL we Gini UQ Q Mmm KNO-XJXQNX, .Mm ,IYXQEQQ li.-.CQMCQLGUQQL Uauux WNESQQ DJQLQQ Jyejuqak M2052 Dm . .KXAQCLJXS MQLQQQQQQ1 be Mfg som Mew JD . . ! . 4 i EMM W, Qwugwm 4 DEE FULLER PRESIDENT Student Council within the high school provides an opportunity for all students to gain a deeper understanding of the beauty of the democratic process in government. It offers to each student the opportunity of experience in democracy by actual participation. Student Council offers the opportunity to work out group problems on a peaceful and logical basis behind a democratic background. Within the school the' Student Council serves as the vital link between the students andfacultyg it serves as the co-ordinator of harmony among the various clubs and organizationsg and it stands as the voice of the student body in all problems and questions in which that body wishes to ex- press its opinion. ln carrying out each of its roles, the Student Council's primary purpose is to promote the highest ideals of citizenship, sportsmanship, and character in the school and community. Student Council is a learning process by partici- pation. It is not an opportunity only for those who serve on the councils Rather, it is open to all students because Student Council is an experi- ment in the democratic process. It is only as suc- cessful as those who stand behind it, and this in- cludes each and every student. . Num fudenf 601114611 Oficers TRUDY BLINN DON McCARTY SANDI McMAHAN SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Senior ,Members Row 1: T. Blinn, V. Schenk, J. Chechovsky. Row 2: L. Banyash, N. Caso, C..McConnell, M. England. Row 3: D. Hiatt, P. Pinkerton, S. Members This was a familiar sight around the halls of Classen. By sponsoring a candy sale in which the student body participated, the Student Council was successful in going over its goal to provide funds for bringing a foreign exchange student to Classen next year. Row I: A. White, D. Cooke, D. Hulsey, C. Foral, D. Moncrief, M. Dye, L. Robinson, C. Marshall, S. Wilson. Row 2: P. Wickberg, L. Lewis, N Stroup S. Shuffield, S. Chastain, V. Keller, K. Acord, G. Webb, S. King, M. Binns. Row 3: J. Hiatt, D. Childers, J. Miller, P. Cartmell, S. McCaslin S Reid B. Riddle. N. Smith, E. Savage, J. Hite. F ronz Row: D. Weisman, B. Cooke, M. Wilds, M. Bruno, R. Moon, J. Rogers, B. Dowds, S. Fightmaster, P. Beezley, A. Werneke, G. Dane. Row 2: D. Cathey. J. Wolfley, L. Maddox, G. Bellrnon, G. Foster, F. Lasota, K. Pool, P. Lemmon, K. Duncum, P. Moon. Row 3: G. Bowers, J. Roberts, S. Brimer, G. Savely, K. Head, C. Carter, M. Schottslaedt, L. Woods, J. Hennon, K. Radney. junior ffzyh Student Cfauncil DANNY WEISMAN PAT MOON Vice President President KAREN DUNCUM KAREN RADNEY Secretary Treasurer The Junior High Student Council does much to promote the idea of democracy at Classen. Among their many activities and projects, the Junior High Student Council plans to help raise money for a planter to be put in front of the school. They also sponsor a citizenship assembly during the year. Last summer the Junior High Student Council installed the school emblem in the front hall and purchased a concert piano bench for the organ in the auditorium. The Junior High Student Council is the basic stepping stone between administration, faculty, and students of the unior high. juuiar tudcnt Hotmail Activities A Pal Moon presides ovi Student Council meetings in the libraryi QD . Ljunivr High Jtauor Society 6 X Row Ib: D. Miller, E. Smith. R. Moon, D. Cathey, B. Cooke, M. Wilde, B. Scllottstaedt, N. McAfee, K. Ulrich, D. Dane. M. Jacks, B. Dye. Row 2: B. Alexander. D. Acord, D. Cathey, S. Phillips, T. Phillips, M. Schottstaedt, N. Gunn, M. Adams, G. Bellmon, L. Mitchell, N. Nesbitt, L. Maddox, G. Coyle. Row 3: G. Whitheck, B. Smith, P. Reynolds, C. Short, D. Winkleman, N. Newcomb, D. Newcomb, P. Gritz, D. Simpson, J. Huff, G. Sander, C Savely, P. Moon, A. Kirkland. x l YU + 4 6-O-,flfl-8-S - 60114651 First Semester Comes officers are Pat Pinkerton, Presidentg Mary Thompson, Cheerleader: Judy Chechovsky, Treasurerg Trudy Bljnn, Assistant Secretary, Cynde Nash, Secretary: Cathi Wright, Sgt.-at-Arms: Jana Meek, Parliamentariang Barbara Jonte, Historian-Reporter, Vicki Ackerson, Sglqat- Arms, Sherry Chastain, Chaplaing Lida Leith, Sgt.-at-Arms Not pictured are Kathy Hull, Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Knox, Cheerleader. Second Semester Comes officers are Mary Thompson, Cheer- leader, Pat Pinkerton, President, Beverly Reeves, Cheer- leader, Trudy Blinn, Secretary, Maggie Shaw, Parliamen- tariang Cynde Nash, Vice-President, Cathi Wright, Head Sgt.-at-Armsg Vicki Schfnk, Sgt.-at-Arms: Jana Meek, Sgt.- at-Armsg Lida Leith, Historian-Reporter. Not pictured is Kathy Hull, Assistant Secretary. DEE FULLER CLAUDE GREENE l l RAYMOND WALKER LARRY MITCHELL Vicki Ackerson Janie Balch Carol Belcher Pat Bizal Trudy Blinn Mary Boyd Susie Burnett Janet Chambers Ruby Chaney Sherry Chastain Judy Chechovsky Susie Chitwood Coby' Collins Glenda Cooper Beth Crumb Dyanna Dane Angelica Dantes Janette Dean Patti Dickson Judy Dodd Susan Feuerborn Lynda Clidewell Sharon Griffin Jane Hargrove Cwin Harris Carolyn Hill Kathy Hull Barbara ,lonte Linda Kadavy Karen Kitchen .lane Klaffke Melissa Lawson Lida Leith Cathy Logan Jean Maclfarland Sandra McCharen Judy McClure Susie McKinnon Sandi McMahan Peggy Mackey Dwan Maddox Cathie Marshall Jana Meek Jean Miller Mary Minden Sherry Morton Lavonna Niblett Rita Novey Char Ogilyie Pat Pinkerton Marsha Pool Ellen Records Susan Reid Beverly Reeves Barbara Remington Deatron Roach .loanna Roberts Lynda Robinson Vicki Schenk Maggie Shaw Sherry Shuffield Susan Sockey Marilyn Story Donna Stotts Dana Street Pam Street Sharon Sullens Sharon Swirczynski Ma Ann Thom son TY P Wilma Vick Susan Wotring Cathi Wright dimes Pep 61116 First semester Comes cheerleaders are Mary Ann Thompson Discussing business of the Comes are this year's sponsors, Miss Snell, Miss Wegener, Mrs. Porch, and Mrs. Speed. and Cheryl Knox. Second semester cheerleaders are Mary Ann Thompson and Beverly Reeves, not pictured. 60 as flvfivific' These are not Comes. The Key Club and Comes Pep Club com- bined their efforts on this year's Chuck Wagon Project. This is the result! Comes show varied emotions during the suspense of the Star-Spencer football game. 57 GAYLE BARRETT SUSIE CHITWOOD COBY COLLINS JANETTE DEAN Head Cheerleader Khecrleadcrs Mn far Elasseu Row 1: S. King, B. Melson, J. Miller, C. Brock. Row 2: A. Dantes, S. Proctor, E. Records, C. Gunn, C. Howe. Row 3: L. Smith. M. Meigs. D. Childers, L.. Wolf, G. Webb. Row 4: K. Fox, B. Reeves, M. Thompson, C. Collins, J. England. Cri-6' Learn the Tricks Classen has always been noted for its fine cheer- leaders, and the 1965 all-school cheerleaders are no exception. Membership in Tri-C's is an essential step for any girl who plans to become a cheerlead- er. The all-school cheerleaders serve as Tri-C of- ficersg their job is to teach the yells and .top give The all chool cheerleaders display with pride the first place ribbons and trophy they won in state competition. the girls pointers which only experience can pro- vide. B-Squad cheerleaders are elected to serve at B-Squad games to gain experience. It takes much skill to be a cheerleader, and, as Classen's repre- sentatives have shown, practice makes perfect. B-Squad Cheerleaders: Row 1: B. Melson, J. King, J. Miller, C Brock Row 25 C. Gunn, L. Fuller, B. Reeves, L. Wolf. Cflasseftaszl 6'!asscffes.f Cflasscttastf ' -kikwmss. .X 1. X Classette first semester officers are Susie Taylor, Vice President: Cindy McConnell, Presidentg Nanci Caso, Treasurerg Judy Baugll, Secretaryg Debbie Satterfield, Assistant Secretaryg Jan Elrod, Sgt.-at-armsg Gar- laine Brown, Chaplain: Janice Pederson, Sgt.-at-armsg Margaret Eng- land, Historian, Pam'Melton, Parliamentariang Karen Acord, Reporterg Kathy Hawthorn, Sgt.-at-armsg and Louise Barrett, Head Sgt.-at-arms. Second Semester officers are Susie Taylor, Vice Presidentg Cindy Mc- Connell, Presidentg Nancy Caso, Assistant Secretaryg Judy Baugh, Secretary: Debbie Satterfield, Sgt.-at-armsg Jan Elrod, Sgt.-at-arms: Garlaine Brown, Chaplain: Kathy Hawthorn, Head Sgt.-at-arms: Margaret England, Historiang Lou Ann Fuller, Cheerleaderg Cindy Caldwell, Reporterg Pam Melton, Parliamentariang and Louise Bar- rett, Sgt.-at-arms. SUSAN TAYLOR N DEBBIE SATTERFIELD ,Miss Gkzsscffc 60 MARGARET ENGLAND I KATHY HAWTHORN Hlassctfc ,flcfilfifics This is a hold-up! Reach for the skies! Miss Classette candidates, Margaret England, Debbie Satter- field, Kathy Hawthorn, and Susie Taylor pose for the photog' rapher. 62 Classette sponsors, Mrs. Lombard, Mrs. Birk, Mrs. Bachman, and Miss Shdeed meet together before the Classette -meeting. The meetings are not usually so disorganized. It happens only during elections. Kathy Eylar, Nancy Schott, and Lou Ann Fuller were the cheerleaders for this year. Row 1: Ray Dillberg, Bill Reeves, Jimmy Adams, Frank Graves, Rod Stout, Danny Gauntt, David Hiatt, Mike Outlaw, Jay Simon, Larry Freshour, Frank Whitheck, Darryll Matz, Mr. Fleet fsponsorl. Row 2: Kurt Ameringer, Larry Lewis, Max Mayfield, Jim Skouge, Jackie Sanders, Larry Mitchell, Claude Greene, Brett Moon, Robert Claborn, Fred Eckstein, Robert Lilley, Bill Siemens, John Hawthorn Csponsorl. Row 3: Joe McDonald, John Taylor, Gary Farmer, Don M5:Carty, Ken Case, Jim Maryott, Benny Pierpont, Joe Morgan, Allan Hill, Earl Donaldson, Harvey Edwards, Dan Terrell. Row 4: David Norlin, David Rogers, Tom Shurley, Don Swift, Marty Pinkerton, Sammy Myers, .lim Brimer, Phil Owens, Kent Santee, Don Cooke, Mike Henson, Don Terrell, Raymond Walker. Keys, 611111 KATHY EYLAR CATHIE MARSHALL SUSIE CHITWOOD JANETTE DEAN BARBARA REMINGTON Sweetheart 63 -I-zz-r-I-e-f-s - S-f-11-r-1-6-f-5 - S-I-a-r-I-c-I-s! Row 1: Susan Brimer, Betty Hite. Row 2: Becky Kennedy, Wilma Donaldson, Karen Staten, Deh- bie Jones, Diane Acord, Cathy Davidson. Row 3: Janice Jones, Janet Rogers, Ellen Smith, Stephania Stokes, Jackie Stinnett, Angela White, Kathy Harryman. Row 4: Melinda Clark, Patty Brimer, Lolly Halamicek, Diana Bettis, Cindy Haase, Jeanie Jezek, Karen Duncum, Melanie Cook. Row 5: Virginia Newcomb, Karen Hobbs, Rita Mc- Neil, Judy Gray, Ginny Ruble, Shirley Doss, Vir- ginia Sessions, Karen Radney. The 1964569 Starlet cheerlezglers are aren Staten and Sharman Hughes 1'vif7Lt4 , f'LLC4ff Elwfcedf LARRY WILLIAMS This year the Starlet Beau candidates are Larry Williams, Dale Knox, Robert Thoinpson, Alan Swift, Danny Weisman, and fnot picturedl Benny Gatewood. l5'mu X ,257 x of XXJ X N xxx Lf' Row 1: Debbie Runyon, Janet King, Karen Mc- Murray. Row 2: Jackie Carter, Lesta Maddox, Debbie Dane, Sharman Hughes, Marileigh Ad- ams, Peggy Adams, LeeAnn Teal, Debbie Miller. Row 3: Melinda Jacks, Kristine Ulrich, Bet Dye, Linda Mitchell, Kathleen Lilley, Nancy Nesbitt, Cindy Cravens, Glynda Conner. Row 4: Debbie Smith, Anita Kirkland, Joy Roberts, Gloria Foster, Susan Boyd, Tebbie Wright, Jeanie'Woliley, Nancy Coates. Row 5: Nora Newcomb, Dora Newcomb, Minette Miner, Christine Redmond, Linda Hobson, Louise Fos- ter, .ludy Holland. W 0 Lies! We Are the Garb . in the Gold and the l6'Iuc' X fwfjfffktg 'ri' j Pictured above are the officers of the Starlet Pep Club. Row 1: Melanie Cook, Mari- leigh Adams, Karen Duncum. Row 2: Kathy Harryman, Kathleen Lilley, Janice Jones, Louise Foster. Row 3: Diane Acord, Virginia Sessions, Cathy Davidson, Me- linda Clark. Susan's group had 2317 fewer cavities. ,41f1cl1a 61116 Row I: Mrs. M. Smith, J. Blanchard, D. Duncan, K. Riley, C. Byrd. Row 2: C. Orlich, S. Sullens, B. Dyk, K. Shannonhouse. Row 3: N. Reed, V. Howell, M. Weese. Row 4: R. Novey, S. Sockey, J. Stevens, D. Carey. The Anchor Club is a service organization for good of the school. Their activities include usher girls in the senior high who are interested in par- ing for civic events and ringing .hells at Christmas ticipating in many rewarding projects for the 1 LARRY BANYASH LEON HAMILTON JIM SKOUGE DRE FULLER H5411 TERRY PARAMORE Key 61116 SUSIE CHITWOOD CATHIE MARSHALL LOUISE BARRETT KATHY EYLAR Swggfhggff PAT PINKERTON The Key Club lras become one of Classen's larg- of painting the ticket booth and counters in the er organizations by consistently working on worthy gym foyer. The Key Club debuted the fabulous projects such as collecting for UNICEF and Toys saloon dancers in this year's Chuck Wagon pro- for Tots. The Key Club also undertook the project gram, Row 1: Mr. DeSpain, R. Dillherg, J. Henson, B. Northington,.T1-eas., D. MeCa1-tyg Vice Pres., D. Gaunttg Pres., B. Reeves, Sec., J. Morgan, J. Pitts C. Blobm, C. Bruno, K. Thrower, Mr. Fleet. Row 2: H. Hood, B.' Hammonds, L. Banyash, J. Taylor, D. Cooke, D. Hiatt, T. Paramore, B. Riddle, .l Barkalow, M. Outlaw, J. Bond, R. Bruce, F. Waggener. Row 3: W. Pettit, F. Eckstein, H. R. Holman, K. Case, M. Mayfield, E. Donaldson, K. Amerin ger, G. Pegues, D. Swift, A. Webb, J. Hite, A. White, D. Marcus, J. Skouge. Raw 4: T. Adler, K. Kueteman, R. Claboru, C. Pata, T. Riley, J. Under wood, E. Alton, T. Shurley, L. Jonte, M. Pinkerton, M. Payte, S. Frans, C. Smith. J. Hiatt, F. Miller, B. Sessions. v Senior Jfzylz Safety Hound! Row 1: L. Clidewell, Reporter, S. Miller, Secretaryg K. Randolph, President: S. Potts, Vice President. Row 2: M. Rambo, J. Dur ham, S. Griffin, P. Bizal, B. Thompson, S- Silvey, S. McCharen. Row 3: A. Slonecker, P. McCharen, K. Kitchen, S. Dyer, C. Dun can, Ferguson, C. Bloom, Mr. Jones. Row 4: J. Underwood, L. Freshour, A. Webb, L. Jonte, H. Hood, K. Case, R. Lilley, R Chronic, M. McAfee. The Safety Councils are not only active in school safety programs, but they are also active in Inter- City, County, State, and National programs. This year Lynda Glidewell held the office of president of the Inter-City Safety Council, and Shirley Dyer was secretary of the Oklahoma County Teenage Safety Conference. Gary Coyle, of the Junior Safety Council was parliamentarian. Four members of Classen's Safety Council at- tended the National Safety Conference in Denver, Colorado. Classen's Safety Councils have a mem- bership in the National Honor Roll and have re- ceived a plaque for outstanding work in safety. School activities include a bicycle registration by the junior high and a car registration by the senior high. junior High Safety Cfvuncil Row 1: J. Jezek, C. Perry, T. Wright, S. Kemper, J. McClure. Row 2: E. Niblett, L. Maddox, J. Chambers, D. Bruno. Row 3: S. Boyd, L. Warkentin, P. Reynolds, J. Pettit, J. Hite. Art Naumzu Row 1: S. Knight, Y. Weir, S. Miller, S. Griffin, B. Smith, D. Shy. Row 2: B. Endsley, M. Pinkerton, M. Gibson, S. Brumfield, J. Daviee, J. Featherstone. Promoting interest in art in school is the main The Red Cross has many activities during the purpose of the Art Nouveau. The Art Nouveau is year. These include raising money by selling dough- also responsible for decorating the school on special nuts on Monday mornings, and helping a needy occasions throughout the year. family in a foreign country. Red Krossg p g W Row 1: D. Moncrief, Vice President: D. Rowlan, Secretary, C. Foral, Treasurer, D. Maddox, Presi- dentg Mrs. Fowler. Row 2: J. Chambers, S. Stokes, R. McAuliffe, D. Tate, C. Haase. Row 3: J. Earls, S. Morton, M. Heil, A. Balch, C. Ruble, S. Henley, C. Redmond. Row 4: A. Austin, V. Bielstein, D. Dzidzuk, M. Pool, D. Winkleman, N. Nesbitt, S. McAfee. Row 5: J. Cooper, J. Sleeper, Y. Weir, C. Orlich, K. Woodruff. Row 6: R. Long, J. Skouge, G. Batchelor. l 0 juuzvr Zlassical league The Junior Classical League is composed of Each year a Latin conference is held in Norman, Latin students, Classen's chapter being only one and it is one of the high points of the year for of many. Each year they hold a Roman banquet, these Latin students. The Junior Classical League where first-year students are sold to the highest makes the Latin they are studying more realistic bidder. to the students. . . . Sum, es, est: summus, estis, sum. Now, class, translate. Row 1: S. Stokes, D. McAuliffe, J. McClure, D. Maddox, A. Bachle, B. Crumb, M. Dye, S. Burnett, S. Chastain. Row 2: J. McAuliffe J Bachle R. Robinson, B. Smith, J. Shipley, L. Kadavy, C. Foral, P. Moon, N. Stroup, M. Clark, Mrs. Bledsoe. Row 3: S. Ardery, N. Burroughs, .Hite, Schottstaedt, V. Sessions, C. Bachle, D. Moncrief, P. Pinkerton, D. Hiatt, B. Miller, R. Wallace, D. Wickberg. Row 4: K. Radney, J. Henson, R. Cook, J. Sleeper,,.I. Hiatt, S. Schmitt, P. Wrckberg, L. Banyash, J. Hite, P. Green, B. Riddle. 70 Spanish ff0I'I0l' Society p Row I: J. Elrod, D. Roach, M. Samsel, J. McDonald, S. McMahan, T. Shurley, L. Hodges, Mrs. Fowler. Row 2: C. Bassett, Whitbeck, L. Lewis, S. Lanter, S. Gausman, T. Remmel. Row 3: K. Coffman, M. Elder, K. Fox, M. Mayfield, J. Dyk, P. Cartmell, E. Flowers. A comparatively new group to Classen is the Spanish for those who are planning to continue the study of Honor Society, La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica. It is Spanish in later years. The Classen chapter has been composed of students who have achieved in Spanish and named the Cervantes Chapter. Honor ,Math ,pd Row 1: Mrs. Roberts, N. Smith, K. Cox, E. Records, B. Jonte, D. Hiatt, B. Riddle, R. Robinson, L. Woodside. Row 2: J. Bachle, J. Sleeper, L. Kadavy, D. Street, P. Pinkerton, M. Binns, J. Hiatt, L. Lewis, B. Hammonds. Row 3: F. Whitbeck, K. Coffman, J. Skouge, T. Shurley, D. Schultz, M. Schultz, J. Hite, M. Samsel. The participants in Honor Math are those students have achieved recognition for their ability. who, because of high scholastic rating in mathematics K, ,,, W Zfhaspiaas Row I: P. Littlefield, S. Nelson, K. Randolph. Row 2: S. Miller, B. Liles, P. Ancell, K. Riley, J. Leach, S. Swirczynski, K. Shannonhouse. Row 3: M. Story, K. Priess, R. Simon. T. Paramore, S. Gregory, L. Jonte, M. Payte, C. Maulding, B. Gabaldon, J. Cooper. Composed of students interested in acting, the Thes- are as important as the actual production of the program. pian group this year is one of the finest Classen has Their activities include participation in tournaments and had. Handling lighting, sets, costumes, makeup, and other conventions. duties in connection with producing an all-school play ff c p ,Nafiaaal .farcasic Lfaagaa 'tw si ., mfg M JMQWKT L c Z Nl-so xx c OM-2-Q og Laocvtsao Steen tic-Q5 S 72 6 .LS ' USM L It Q Row 1: B. Lapkin, J. Coyle, G. Coyle. Row 2: R. Robinson, L. Ruby, P. Cartmell, T. Remmel. Row 3: D. Hiatt, J. Long, J. Skouge. The N'F-L' is designed to build and fecdgfdze SCh0' posed of college-bound students who prepare in this lastic aptitude. Membership is based on a point system, way for things to Come in the future, with students earning points in various ways. It is com- youth of God Row If N. Duncum, B. Dyk, L. Warkentin, K. Hawthorn, D. Satterfield, S. McKinnon, M. Smith. Row 2: L. Todd, D. Roach, N. Burroughs, J. Dyk, J. Williams, E. Records, K. Fox, M. Holland. Row 3: B. Owens, C. Bassett, B. Blair, L. Banyash, Mr. Stark, J. Underwood, S. Dyer, M. Fergu- son, B. Riddle. The Youth of God has served Classen in many ways this year. Our inspirational devotions are only a part of their contribution to Classen. At their meetings each Friday they have guest speakers who give inspiring talks. Officers are D. Roach, Presidentg T. Paramore Vice President' D Hendon Publicityg Bi Sgigygg Hgrggr 3.:a:.,Sa:2:,i:i:,Ef:'a2'.:::...1J.if is L lp, NAU w.. Row I: M. Elder, F. Whitbeck, C. Foral, L. Kadavy, N. Kennedy, D. Street. Row 2: D. Moncrief, K. Coffman, M. Mayfield, M. Binns, J. Shipley, P. Bellmon, D. Maddox, J. Coyle. Row 3:'J. Sleeper, M. Schultz, T. Shurley, D. Schultz, J. McDonald, L. Lewis, Mr. Frey. The Science Career Club has had many activities to visits to the planetarium, to Western Electric Company, keep them busy this year. They have taken field trips, and to other interesting places. 73 The ,lunior Hi-Y, which is a branch of the YMCA here in Okla- homa, is a service club for boys in junior high school. Mr. Taylor is their sponsor at Classen. These boys help other Hi-Y's through the YMCA with such things as selling candy, and they actively partici- pate in basketball with Hi-Y teams in this area. junior Hi- ll Tap Row: R. Samara, B. Shy, D. Davis, R. Holmes D Tacltett Mr Taylor Bottom Row J Ott, P. Trezise, C. Nimsey, J. Deitchler. Projection Have you often wondered why the classes at Without the help of the projectionists many of Classen are so interesting? It could well be due these films could not be shown These students are to the many interesting films that are shown to available at any time durlng the day, and the1r serv aid teachers with their lessons. ices are appreciated by teachers and students alike w 'v 1 Bock Row: M. Ferguson, R. Cook, J. Robedeaux, P. Gibson, S. Shoemaker D Williamson Front Row D Cozby Miss Unferth, B. Remington, J. Roberts, R. Thompson, Mr. Fleet. 74 .?re14cI1 61110 The French Club, spon- sored this year by Mrs. Roach, introduces its members to the French way of life through color- ful films and interesting speakers. Row 1: J. Dean, V. Keller, P. Bellmon, B. Crumb, B. Owens. Row 2: B. Liles, K. Riley, C. Byrd, K. Duncum, G. Whitbeck, M. Cook, K. Shannonhouse, D. Runyon. Row 3: K. Green, E. Niblett, K. McMurray, K. King, .l. Cray, E. Records, C. Gunn, J. Carr, C. Wright. Row 4: J. Meek, L. Foster, S. King, S. Prosser, L. Jonte,.A. Flournoy, T. Foster, G. Batchelor, J. Hutt, S. Dyer. indent Stare Do you need a pencil? Are you out of paper? Has your pen just run out of ink? Don't fretg just come to the student store where these and many other school items can be purchased. Each morning before school and through- out the day, these aides are in the student store to sell you the school supplies you need. Row 1: V. Ackerson, J. Earls, L. Brown, Y. Weir, C. Byrd, D. Duncan, Mrs. Freiberger. QEQ O The F.T.A. is a club for the students who are planning to become teachers. It gives the future teachers an opportunity to learn the requirements, responsibilities, and purposes of teaching. Each month the members of the F .T.A. honor a deserving teacher with a Teacher of the Month award, and each year they participate in stuffing the stocking at Christmas time. Row 1: Mrs. Smith, K. Fox, C. Byrd, P. Colley. Row 2: S. Knight, L. Niblett, P. Littlejohn, P. Hendrix, Mr. Kappen. 75 bk X Q S. L 'if - ' -N -N -,A K X 1 Shari - Il I 1 W., NX. Q X . X ,Q imwx. wk- www ww ,R 3 'N r 5 N.. wx x x N Q s. Ps L L X 3 1 ,,.: - ,Xgkf-asf av f mix, W ,.. . 3 1- -.,,,,. 3: gw --N W' xiii . -- Q - FST my , . , x x - gg -QW K - fu 'FNB 74Q'i 'iffwg gas AQ,5+ff ,sg X Iih x fxg -E. fm., 'H X! Aw. . K' X x Q- , sm - .NN . Maw- -- - - Q- ifw' .Q X Y X m i fx S :V X - ' . i 155 QA5? Q. ESQL: 'X X Qiwi Ns W. my ai . A Q X Q i , N., 5 K5-fxk 'Q X i Y Ai 'A x n N X .E ,A I 'fx f kg' fix sr-.,, X, 1. ,N f.w,w,-Q A Gayle Goes for 6'las.s'eu.Ll Beauty, brains, and spirit are the qualities which make up an Orbit Queen. This year is no excep- tion! Gayle Barrett was announced the 1965 Orbit Queen at an all-school mixer which was held in her honor. Gayle has had the Classen spirit for six years. During this time she has served Classen in many capacities. As a member of the Tri-G's she gained the experience necessary to be an all- school cheerleader. Gayle has been an all-school cheerleader for two years, and this year was chosen head cheerleader. This year Gayle is also serving as president of the Tri-G's and is a member of the Pep Council. Besides all these activities, she also finds time for studying. Gayle has been a member of the Honor Society for six years and has main- tained a 3.7 grade average. To her crowning glory . . . From her first knnwlodue of her candidacv 4 E Pat with escort Raymond Walker Orbit Queen .Attendant PAT PINKERTON Senior year '65 grows shorter for Orbit Queen Candidates Pat, Kathy. and Cindy. XS X X Q: - 1. X: M k Q fl? D W' S 6614 Q X fw x ' x.,.1X X 3 kQw L X XM Q X . A Nikiwkgg X .5 . -Q-xx m S S XX 1 QM N SQ X Q K Yifw XE X X x -:. 'Q ' X Q XM Y X K Y X: I f X N wx 2 X X N XXEX X 1 P N Q fwm M W, rim' and Princess of 91' Zfmwzjrf Dee gllfftfl' and Zfrudy 351114 3 .f 3 S 1 junior fllylz Qaatball Queen DEBBIE RUNYON ELAINE NIBLETT Princess of Football d B .k tball A 1 f Princess of Football A A d B kethall juuiar High Royalty SUSAN BRIMER BETTY HITE Princess of Football KAREN Mc1w1UIERiY B fllllfw' Hll5'k6fbllff Qllffff Princess of Foo Ja I KAREN McMURRAY Attendants THERE ISA CROWN FOR US ALL SOMEWHEREU J. M. BARRIE DANNY GAUNTT Man of Distinction Candidate DAVID HIATT Man of Distinction Candidate DON MCCARTY Man of Distinction Candidate LARRY MITCHELL Man of Distinction Candidate COBY COLLINS Princess of Football JANETTE DEAN Princess of Football CHERYL KNOX Princess of Football BARBARA REMINGTON Princess of Football JIM SKOUGE GAYLE BARRETT Prince and Princess of Friendship Candidates JUDY BAUGH Princess of Basketball KATHY EYLAR Princess of Basketball PEGGY MACKEY Princess of Basketball MARY ANN THOMPSON Princess of Basketball LARRY MITCHELL VICKI SCHENK Prince and Princess of Friendship Candidates GAYLE BARRETT Spring Sports Princess LOUISE BARRETT Spring Sports Princess CATHIE MARSHALL Spring Sports Princess PAT PINKERTON Spring Sports Princess RAYMOND WALKER BARBARA REMINGTON Prince and Princess of Friendship Candidates X Q gf Qs Xfsv .1 A Qi f Qt X .N gun- Q: 'Mfg x N 1 .-wks-5 X . x A Q , ggi Q xii E K f L. X Q T X X X fffazzg, m XLA- '- E f f 23 X ,Q-Sk Q xL-kX Q X S xww X-X Q X f Q bvif xr x F 5 KEN 5 'Qs -:. . L is ' SX S 5 Q F K X X s a .A mf - 2 , fx . YR Q ' Q A 1--x max, 31 ,vim 'g--vi-Q:1:'2,si ,s 'N QF if , In x ex VIl CJ Q 6 K K? f, 6 1 rf K f 'X 5' if 1 .f-5 ' J X . .lly U 1, X ,XO J' QQQQLSQKYR HV Vfjemwf ! 'L Q Q' OU 1 u csl .Q 'bg cf O3 13 L . LJ 'fzwjkiff T7 WW WW il WW ffiwwfxob we A XVJQESV Wifi ' 55 W 61460 'N gmiwwffa + Qkkgffww, N WQ'Ul60i6QiLgQ?j Lwww, www S HMG Wjfiuifgp M MNC L fl , CM :amfi Q69 M50 3 ,W Qbziiww. f 1 2 Q3 JAMES SKOUGE BARBARA JONTE U16 Ania fi Hass Medal of Ho If The Anton H. Classen Medals of Honor are awarded annually to the outstanding boy and girl in the senior class. Selections are made on the basis of scholarship, strength of character, and qualities of leadership and citizenship. These medals are the most coveted of all Classen awards, since they honor the two students whose high school records indicate that they show the greatest promise of achievement in the future. Recipients of the awards for the 1964-65 school year are JAMES SKOUGE and BARBARA JONTE. E716 Anfon Ji Hlusscu ,4 Wards DAVID HIATT and WILLIAM REEVES have been selected to receive the Anton H. Classen Awards, given in memory of the late Mr. Classen. These boys rank highest in scholarship leadership, character, and citizenship. Cflb' Ella Z1 611155611 ,4 Wards GAYLE BARRETT and TRUDY BLINN have been selected to receive the Ella D. Classen Awards, given in memory of the late Mrs. Classen. These girls rank highest in scholarship, leadership, character, and citizenship. GAY LE BARRETT TRUDX BLINN 9 ,Awards NANCY DUNCUM Vocal Music Award Faculty Award PHYLLIS- MEGENITY Classen Homemaker of Tomorrow Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist LARRY MITCHELL Faculty Award LARRY BANYASH American Legion Citizenship Award DONALD MC CARTY Faculty Award JERRY DAVIEE Art Award BARBARA J ONTE Latin Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist KATHLEEN RILEY Anchor Club Scholarship ROBERT LILLEY Faculty Award DEE FULLER Faculty Award MELVIN SAMSEL Gaylord Philanthropic-.s Scholarship Award f Chemistry, physics, mathematicsj SAMUEL HAMMONDS National School Orchestra Association Award A BENNETT GARDNER John Philip Sousa Band Award LOIS HODGES Sterling Silver Homemaking Award NANCY BURROUGHS Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship GAYLE BARRETT D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Awards SANDRA SMITH D.A.R. Award in History Gaylord Philanthropies Award CFrench, Spanish! BETTY OWENS Gaylord Philanthropies Award CFrench, Spanishj PATRICIA PINKERTON Faculty Award WILLIAM REEVES Soroptimist Foundation Citizenship Award DAVID HIATT C. E. Grady Debate Award JAMES SKOUGE Bausch-Lomb Optical Company Science Award STACEY LANTER Faculty Award American Legion Citizenship Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist REBECCA BLAIR R. T. French Home Economics Award LOU ANN TODD National Merit Scholarship Finalist Oklahoma County Association for Mental Health Award Faculty Award RICHARD LONG Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist Gaylord Philanthropies Scholarship Aw fChemistry, physics, mathematicsb LEE WOODSIDE Engineering Award RICHARD ROBINSON S.A.R. Citizenship Award Lynn Riggs English Award Faculty Award JANIE BALCI-I Underwood Best Typist Award SHARON SULLENS Underwood Award PATRICIA WALDEN Montgomery Ward Business Award DIANE HENDON Faculty Award ard We ,Ars ,Ali 5 . . . We Ar the Seuiars '65 ' f . 1 S JIM SKOUGE Senior Class-President Seuiar Glass Gauucil Row 1: Mrs. Roach, Miss Neel, S. McKinnon, Sec., J. Chechovsky Treas.g Nasl1,,L. Freshour. Row 4: J. Cohb, M. England, M. Payte, M. Henry. Row 5: D. Satterfield, T. Paramore, S. Taylor, K. Hawthorn, S. Brown, J. Skouge, Pres. RITA ABSHER-Transfer from John Marshall 33 Class- ettes 3: CASL 33 Student Librarian 3. PHIL ABSHERE-Transfer from Hobbs, New Mexico 34 Key Club 35 Cross Country 35 Track 35 Band 33 Orches- tra 3. N VICKI LYNN ACKERSON-Comes 1, 2 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 33 Office Aide 13 Coun selors' Aide 2, 3g Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1 Day 1, 25 Counselor for a Day 3g Ban Queen Attendant 2. JIMMY ADAMS-Boys' 0 Club 3 Homeroom Pres. lg Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Foot ball 2, 35 Swimming 3. JOAN ALEXANDER-Transfer from Ce tral 25 Band 2, 33 Band Queen Attendant Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. Freiberger. Row 2: G. Barrett, N. Caso, S. Miller, B. Reeves, Vice-Pres., E. Donaldson. Row 3: S. Lanier, K. Hull, L. 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TREAGESSER-Transfer from Burbank, Calif. 2g Honor Society 33 Annual Scholastic and Arts Contest second place in Bookkeeping 23 YMCA Youth and Cit- izenship Week Director of Secondary Schools 3. LALINDA MARCIA TURNER-Transfer from Central 23 Teachers' Aide 3. ROBERTA WILLENE TURNER-Spanish Club 13 CASL 13 Majorette 2, 33 State Fair Twirling Contest 33 OU Twirling Clin- ic 2, 33 OU Band Day 23 Edmond Parade Contest 2, 33 Band 2, 3g OCU and State Music Contests 23 Band Queen Attendant 3. TED TURNER-Transfer from Albuquer- que, New Mexico 3. JOHN UNDERWOOD-Key Club 33 Safe- ty Council 33 Youth of God 33 Red Cross 13 Emerson Project 33 Oil Executive for a Day 3. RUTH VAUGHN-Transfer from Little Rock, Ark. 2. ROMEO VILLARREAL-Transfer from Mexico 2g Wrestling 2, 33 Football 2, 3. FRED WAGGONER PAT WALDEN-Honor Society 33 Girl of the Month for November 3. RAYMOND WALKER-Boys' O Club 2, 33 Sgt.-at-Arms 33 Homeroom Pres. 33 Football 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Prince of Friendship Candidate 33 Comes Beau 3. Bl' XY X XX X XXXXSQ X-X XXX N K K - X :nf '- ' . - X . - ' A q X X ..XfwXhX X . gf -X f S X X i XXX 3 XXX N X H :fwg,E::s-.- FIX Nw . FELX Y QW ,,, X XS - X - QS f 2 .X X L Xa X XSS x XX ' K XX 5 . X Ak X X XX X X X X X X9 t E ., S X Q AN xxx X3 X - X11 X S NQXXX-X Ns Sirk 4 Q f XXX. 5 X Y WNNYK f s 2 - ip- 'isiw X . is. - -s 5 X :K KXKXXXE ix , R XXX S X xX X x SX X ,,,. X- X S .XXX X X x X X X wi Q as X X . X X :X EIEX .X X E Q 2 X X... X- ..., ,E X Q Q X XX xxx X XX X x , 5 XT. X X 5 X Q. L Q 15291 nl? if X, .X.-fx, ,X x .T3 X ix 6 XX gy QTY' its 35- .', W X Zgyxil QA h is . X' ggi. x f lg f X fl ,Q A QQIQV js'SsE5X Q 5 X kxxxx MQ, .Xk X X: X X X FX- ' .X X g X X iF X X X f S.. N CX 2 X X X . N X K Q Q ' is X Sie X X: we X--eq.. .W 5 52 X Ni Y S, X. lvl- - RY XXX.. 3 Q - Us :S X XX x 3 fall. X . K w A ' Y XY X X.i. 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X , X X X X Q :v9...XX.,NN gxx f- XX XX S Y SX.: i X . S S 4 SXXX . X X ii X X. X X ,f .X X E' ig XX 5 .X X X X X..X X .X X ,.:,..,. A ,X X X Q X W XX XX X-X ' , S ww-XX X XS S 'X X X Richard Stokes Donna Stotts Dana Street Steve Sullivan Marcia Swanson Sharon Taylor Dianna Thompson Mary Ann Thompson Mike Toahty John Vaughn Marilyn Wallace Dorotha Wayland Arthur Webb Margaret Weese Kenneth Wegnef' Darrel Wellinski Bob West Frank Whitbeck Paul Wickberg Steve Wigham David Williamson Sally Wilson Bill Winkler Bobby Woods Cathi Wright Well, what are we supposed to do, wait here all night until somebody comes and unlocks the door for us? Soplzomores Sophomore class officers are Don Cooke, Presidentg Trish Remmel, Treasurerg Kati Fox, Vice Presidentg and Susan Wotring, Secretary. NP and Darlene, is that more interesting than Biology? flaw Chair How's the weather up there? asks Glenda Kelley of Richard Ellenberg. Downy It looks as if these sophomores are going to night school! Marilyn Story Pam Street Nancy Stroup Tommy Sullivan Stephen Taylor Danny Terrell Don Terrell Richard Tharp Kenny Thrower Earl Turner Wilma Vick David Waggoner Dwane Wasemiller Cathy Watkins Carolyn Watson Ronald Way Gretchen Webb Francis West Alan White Robert White Barbara Whitlock Linda Wolf Alan Woodside Susan Wotring Peggy Young va xi f 2 X X XXXX NXXEQ XXX-.XX ' XX. X X SX .Xwxl X A XSXXS X53 S 3 as XXX. K. wXX:-- - XXi X f X - Wx-X XXX .,.X,Y. A gg -XX .X XXX KX AXXXX ,r -- ok-A P XXX 1 X -X X' X-XX X X XX 5 X ---b.. .X KK X .XX X X XX XX P XX - X X X SS SX X 'NNW X 'E X XX X X XX is MX? .A X I TNF -X X .XX ,XX XX XX X X X X s F X 1 SX - Sig SX X is SX X. S X M NWS XX XX X XX- ws X N5 ik, XXA... XX X X X X -XXX. X - N 3. X XX XX S XX X, . X X XX N E f X X E 1 X X S H XX XR - X gg X sifilrx, X S X - 1 S .5X S XX X EX E ti SS S XX X N XX X i g .XX L X L X QNX Lx is Lx X XX' - X X L L' X S :XX SXSW if XX XX X X xx, X Q XX X X - XXX X X S . 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Danny Tate Sandra Taylor Bill Thompson Robert Thompson Ron Thompson Mike Todd Mildred Truman Bruce Updegraff Eddie Van Horn Maria Vaughn Kaye Walden Bob Walker Roy Wallace Danny Weisman Geri Wells Gail Whitbeck Ronnie Whitlock Don Whitton David Wickberg John Wigley Larry Williams Laura Woods .lo Lynn York Joe Young Wl1at's the occasion? The Football Queen election is over! ll X X xx Nw S' 'S X M Q X: 3 ff up - A X ix ,Lgm ' Ser .1 -X S X Qfxki X X Q N , Y Q 'N X N K. A ,yy ws X- 1 Q . f. 4 M N 1' L,M: -xi Q X S 5 - kb .--2151 ' Q xx X 'S RX X X 1 X X Sf .. N - A 'Sv' EN E f- 24:1-kk . E S -:iz- S. S Sw A K Q-S X 'W- Q ...,,,. X 1 Q X N' .K - giszz-E-2ff X S d u S L h VX X- X fl- ' Sw' ww- A sf X. Q X X K A K N SSX 2 5.5 5 iw.. as X- -X-M 'X N l X- A SGS F X51 5 K -Q 3 - ' X i as K. . 1 f Q - . gk W ' x Q W X . + M X A X - , L Q L M N NN X S Wm .xx. . - x x x X 52 A- Y S Xf ,, 5 ., A X--A-1 S gi A :SNQ K ....:, , - S X-N - X 11 Q X . Y K L X SQ- Z K .. it N. X, N R--. Nw X 4- X X5 Row 1: P. Shipley, G. Shoemaker, B. Shy, R. Simpson, M. Smith, J. South, M. Springer, D. Stout, T. Stringfield. Row 2: B. Stueve, D. Tate, M. Taylor, D. Terrell, K. Thompson, L. Tuma, B. Turner, B. Vance, A. Vandergriff. Row 3: D. Vavera, C. Veazey, D. Vinson, K. Waugh, L. Weber, B. Webster, J. Wellinski, A. Werneke, R. West. Row 4: A. White, K. Wilson, L. Wise, B. Woods, P. Woods, L. York, M. Young, M. Zurek. Is this a typical seventh grade class at work? I39 sf .. P S kg- K x XXX N . . Nik 5 X X X X X X X X R X- X X SP I. XX X 3 W X a 2 X: Ma Wm Mi Q Q img QHMTL mam W Our Umm Ha the ,Might KENNY CASE Senior Tackle RAY DILLBERG Senior Guard Tri-Captain Tri-Captain All-Conference 2 5 1---A ,----- ' W W gs L........ X I qs A ' -X N' WS es:-iii,-. .. of .T , i top sy - --Us L -X -5 -X . xox LARRY MITCHE LL Senior Quarterback Tri-Captain All-Conference W LOUIS BALENTINE Senior End X. zix- .. 'BMW' X :Sf s K X- ss he ass--gs we assess- Q- X X X s ., .C -x 5- sr -- its s , J -2 X- is 2- -. - was - -. cfs Q- -legs x Q s . as . X Q X X X JIMMY ADAMS Senior Halfback The Classen Comets have completed another fine season this year. The team continued to show a desire to work and to drive themselves. They had a new schedule this year and did quite well in scoring 168 points against other teams. This year the team was led by three captains, Kenny Case, Larry Mitchell, and Ray Dillberg. They were trained by coaches Phil Dalke, John Dunaway, and Gerald McPhail. x W X A K asa new N - WAR xx X -abs 3 I r I fsxxt ssc Xk X X A - -CS we . sq A Q -sw ax N XY? X xxxxx X C X --AA Mais Q5 Rs 5 sax , ..s,. .X .,i 5 S. - X ge A XSS S 5 :Sa- X-iii, X as X S X is he X X W 'Q X3 X:-as xslsss ,xx x EX SEXSTX i XX X X xc 5 i sis. Na X XSS N S-Sidi JIM BRIMER Senior Tackle JIM CUMMINS Senior Halfhack GARY FARMER Senior End Coaches Dunaway and Dalke relax! !! Coach said to catch the ball and run! BUTCH GARIS EARL 0'NEAL Senior Guard Senior Halfback All-Conference l42 Hit him again! Harder! Harder! This is just what the Comets did in the game against McGuinness. Our Goh! zz cl' 167116 5 5 I i ii' t RAYMOND WALKER ROMEO VILLARRE Senior End Senior Halfback The boys proved that they could be a good team with exuberant spirit in the El Reno game. A KENT Senior Fullbaek ROD STOUT en SANTEE S ior Halfback The team began practicing before school started and they continued every afternoon on the north lawn until football season ended on November 14. BILL REEVES S TOMMY ADLER Junior Center enior End Q , X E ROBERT CLABORN Junior End HARVEY EDWARDS Junior Tackle JI Junior Fullback MMY MARYOTT JAMES McQUAGGE Junior End JOE MORGAN Junior Halfback if X I ie 5 , , A ' ALLEN HILL B B RCHEL DON coou: RICHARD ELLENBERG MIME HENSON Soggoniie Guard Sophomore Quarterback Sophomore Tackle 50Pl'0'l101'H Cfnfel' Sophomore Center L 1 s : s E XX - l Q f W e ,N sg gf t ' z ff . . 5 X . Q, 3 2 X S if 1 . o , sg? 1 X -be-XXXSSQE. X .ss Xs QX X- X. .gf-X of so A Xs - QESXX 5 Sky - X .mxxA- .. s sXXFX s5XXQX.XX .XX ,X .. Xe ., 1 X. we X he 2 -X f -fl! X AX'. f. Wlf'555XYff Xian? s, le X SU: if X fkfi 5' r X .X 5 I.Z .f I. Q fzfi ' X e S X L 5 V X ,ss XS as X X X 'fs X ' .4X.,X e .. Q3 SXQXXX 3 , 1 V SAM MYERS pho So more Tackle DAVID RODGERS Sophomore Guard CHARLIE SMITH Sophomore Qnrarterback XXX- . . : f-'i X N: X' ers-XX :S X15 N X --12 X X- fs ir -is -E-1 -s e 1:5Xs5n is. s 1:2 5 r Xe X Q XXX XXX an ff 1 ,,,hf,,7!,f, , tiff ,, ,,, 5 5. ,,,, of , f fi ff? 4 r ew QSX N X X :Sw XX X 6X K Xe X X .. . ww XXQL-Xrwlrs XX N ' X X F S S X X , QNXXX.-k 1 s. ,, - Q e XXQ Xb :ss-X XA.:- PHIL OWENS Sophomore Tackle ---- - JIM ROSSMAN Sophomore Guard Xsgfrsx k X .XX s XX X Xs X Q- XX s- H - -s :Xe .X ..- X X..yXs:ss- s -X:i..!I fl: 5 X - , Xi Si DAN TERRELL Sophomore Fullhack DON TERRELL LARRY CLABORN Sophomore Hnlfbnck Sophomore Halfback I44 N. . . And ca Maryottf' Thi announcements made yardage this season. Coaching our John Dunuway. s was often heard at the games. The Comets this year were Phil Dalke, Gerald McPhail, and tching the pass was Jimmy over the team has and touchdowns by passing Our team knew how to tackle, and they did a good job against Northeast as well as other opposing teams. Fumble? ? ? junior Komcfs Play to M14 The Junior High team had its best season in quite a while this year. From a group of com- paratively inexperienced boys, Coach Thurman managed to build a very fine team. They won their last three ball games, defeating arch rival Central . by a score of 24-0 in their final game. ko K I Row 1: C. Edwards, J. Hunter, T. Mitchell, S. Womack, D. Sherman, R. Haddy, B. Cooke, B. Claybaugh, J. Carter. Row 2. T. Harris fmgnl, S. Shoemaker, B. Massad, T. Gray, J. Blaine, K. Head, D. Weisman. C. Purdy, L. Lafleur, L. Massey, K. Stephens, T. Reyna. Row 3: K. Buchanan, Coach Thurman, D. Terrell, P. Cay, B. Gatewood, C. Edwards, R. Jackson, A Swift, D. Campbell, D. Case, C. Armitage, D. Piatt, J. Hennon. Row 4: D. Knox, R. Thompson, L. Wallace, D. Harp, D Johnson, B. Tharp, K. Burleson, T. Speaker. 'Wg H s , Row 1: J. Morgan. Row 2: K. Coffman, E. Flowers. Row 3: D. Brunken, W. Pettit, L. Hicks. Row 4: F. Miller, C. Smith, K. Kuete- man, K. Wagner. Row 5: R. Duncum. 16' X E o. oo D. I 5 . fro... Q + 1 I Ne DEE FULLER FRED ECKSTEIN XEKSV A Q .. AA .,. D. V E .ill . .1 ks K . , .X X X .,.. 'io 1 Mg o .X MIKE McAFEE I46 ROBERT CLABURN Lffusx . NR Qi: Q Q. D' A i ...L . .K I f Q: , RAYMOND WALKER nav- . uf - 1 sf ' 4 as KIM KUETEMAN I 'lm-1 -1 5- X 1 iQfo.1f'i . 1 ' 'ff :XX 55 iw A -sf. 2. X E :ESQ 25:5 . .. Q ..... ., askcfballers Bri g H0 c K f s Q oooo 5.x D ks .sg DON McCA RTY ., 1. 5 .og I ax . YES , .X Q 'A wk- ,X FRED MILLER X3 'N 5 Q. XS Rs as 1 .X . X .. N,- . X X X X .X 3 . X e 5 1: X N . Q . X L QL A N . K ffif st - - t . it X ,lf A ' X- - Q' ti: .y SF X. X .. X X XX.Xz X .i 11- - S X. . .... .. t . . ...X-Xs XUX XX,XXX.XXX.. .XIXA X .X .. S? -ig' X - ls' :SSX Qi pflisk 1 it if?fs'TY-- 12 'Q 12551 - - X About one-half inch to the left, Dee! sg K' x X sXX1X.. :X .. N X X N .F X X X -. . X X . X.:X - Basketball coaches are Mr. Tedford and Mr. McPhai1. Iffaics. . . X - 1 RICK HESS This year's basketball team is up and coming. They finished the season with many more Comet victories. Mr. Tedford worked with the team to up- hold the name of Classen. They opened their season against Central in an afternoon game and finished - the season against Moore. They participated in two tournaments this year and did well against the stiff competition. 1 it s :X . X XXXasa XXXX i 1 X K 1 is K s rl X if L Lg ' d You'put your left foot in . . . CHARLIE SMITH JOE MORGAN i I47 resflcrs Reign . . . Classen's wrestling team is very well known among city competition. The wrestling team con- sists of many city, conference and state titlehold- the city match, and the conference match. They won most of their dual matches and scored high in the bigger meets. Do ya'-give up?? Yell Uncle! JIM ADAMS JAY SIMON LARRY MITCHELL ROMEO VILLARREAL KENT SANTEE All-City All-City ers. They wrestled in tournaments, invitationals, . . . Hinning Many Honors . . . COACH DALKE If you think I'm goin' out there . . . .HIMCMARYOTT MARK BERSANO DARRYLL MATZ DANNY BROOKS l- ity DAVID MUNSELL DON TERRELL BILLY SIEMENS JAMES McQUAGGE All-City juniar flzyh lyaskctball Row 1: Fred Lasota, Tom Dudley, Dee Simpson, John Dudley, Larry Hendon. Row 2: Ricky Moon, Robert Thompson, Donny Whitton, Don Weir, Eddie VanHorn, Dick Miller, Coach Hawthorn. J 5 . 5' 6, 5355 c cwwfaai Qagfff of X gif NG 3 COACH HAWTHORN umor J-hgh Wrcstlmg J I50 COACH DUNAWAY Row 1: J. Campbell, S. Womack, D. Cathey, L. McGal1iard, R. McClurg, J. Hunter, T. Reyna C. Griffin, M. Bunce, T. Mitchell, J. West, P. Coyle. Row 2: D. Cathey, L. Massey, L. Lafleur: B. Gatewood, C. Edwards, D. Piatt, R. McClurg,'D. Prosser, J. McClain, T. Miller, C. Manning Row 3: Coach Dunaway, F. Maier, J. England, J. Campbell, E. Johnson, B. Berridge, S. Massen- gale, R. Hicks, P. Gay, R. Cox, R. Whitlock, R. Tharp, C. Armitage, J. Franklin, T. Speaker, K. Buchanan. Row 4: R. Jackson, J. McGaha, J. Carter, M. Murphy, S. Ott, K. Bolton, C. Purdy, P. Smith, D. Knox, A. Swift. Not Pictured: D. Boyd, A. Dodd, L. Clabom, B. Alexander, J. Munsell, W. Schapansky. ufimmers Splash lip Wcforics -'The Invisible Manu If you think this is easy . . . Each year Classen's swimming team consists of some fine swimmers, and 'this year is no -exception. The swimming team represented Classen at several big meets, scoring high, and bringing honor to the school. Coach Dunaway was pleased with their showing this year. Classen has two city champions, Mike Outlaw and Benny Pierpont. The swimmers also participated in many dual and triangular meets, winning some and scoring high in others. MIKE OUTLAW -'REST-AWAY, DUNAWAY' BILL REEVES MARTY PINKERTON JIM BRIMER BENNY PIERPONT TOM PUCKETT MIKE SHIPLEY DON COOKE DAVID ROGERS BILL THOMPSON BRENT THOMPSON A fast start . . . ,L gswyml-Q Q -,M X. . COACH HAWTHORN xiiir. , y Q QSM X ff K ' x N N Tw NN 8 , fl 'xkyx ge, , J . xi , . L . wg X .5 Y K .Q W5-swxgk X X W - K ' 'IQ S Li A Sk V ' - f ig Xffwxfsc ,551 -5 ,K , x - -A . - ,K A ' , m ,.,.:,, Q, , . , gg .I iw- g T. K1 , W Q. V m7 ' X W ' w.,,wfxiX f W1 A 1 W ' L .Q X I52 cl? N 9: w ff 11'- a long, lonely race and a tough finish . . M Hey, Robert, guess what! HAL GIROD Chug-a-lug chug-a-lug . . . As early as August 15th, Classen's Cross Cormtry team could he seen working out on Classen's north field. As the season neared, they moved to the State Fairgrounds to continue their training. They participated in many big meets, placing third in the OBU Invitational, the OCU Six-Mile-Relay, the All-City and Capital Confer- ence meets. They won many of their dual meets and finished the season in good standing. DON SWIFT PHIL ABSHERE STEVE WIGHAM ALAN WHITE FRED MILLER BRETT MOON Canals 664114 Criumplzs . . . Maybe if we both hit if . . . no, No, NO!! A Frank GHVGS David Hiatt Mike Outlaw Jim Skouge John Taylor Coach Fleet Kurt Ameringer Larry Lewii Max Mayfield Joe McDonald Tom Shurley John Sleepen Frank Whitbeck Paul Wickberg Girls Grab Vicfories . . . MISS SNELL Ist Row: G. Brown, S. Singer, J. Meek, S. Wilson, G. Barrett, D. Hendon, K. Eylar, V. Schenk, N. Bar- roughs. 2nd Row: M. Benson, C. Bassett, L. Todd, C. Orlich, S. Sullens, D. Powell, P. Cox, J. Fritz. lNot plc- tured are C. Collins. J. Elrod, and D. Hulsey. The Girls' Sports Class brings its share of honors to Classen. In sports such as Basketball, Volleyball. and Softball, the girls' team brings home many vic- tories. They finished their Basketball season in the upper half of their league. Their Volleyball and Soft- ball seasons were also better than the average. Look! ! Up in the sky! Here I come, ready or not! !' Ackuawkdgmcnf YESTERDAY as we were planning your 1965 ORBIT we had a definite goal-to capture every possible mem- ory. TODAY we place the ORBIT in your hands. TO- MORROW it will provide a record of your experiences that made 19611-65 a year of real and lasting value. There is no glamor attached to our job. Months of plan- ning, haggling, hoping, but most of all love, devotion, and teamwork, have gone in to your 1965 ORBIT, in an intense struggle with weeks that never had enough Sat- urdays, Sundays, holidays, or after school time, trying to get THAT ORBIT out!', Your confidence was our inspiration. The Herculean task of producing a yearbook is about a 50-50 effort between the staff and the printers. So to the Yearbook Consultants from Taylor Publishing Com- pany, and to the Wagner Studio, we express thanks for their patience and cooperation. To Lida Leith, the best- esti' business manager an editor could have, I doff my hat! Layouts could be done, and copy could be written, but without a photographer there would be no book. So to Steve Chernicky, our Head Photographer, Thanks a Million. Without the help of Judy Chechovsky, Senior Editor, Janette Cobb, Layout Editor, and Robert Lilley, recruited Sports Editor, the 1965 ORBIT would still be a TOMORROW. But because of these people and the other staff members, the 1965 ORBIT is TODAY. Senior staff members, Louise Barrett, Trudy Blinn, Judy Chechovsky, Steve Chernicky, Janette Cobb, Jim Kudlacek, Lida Leith, Robert Lilley, Mary Minden, and I, Lynda Glidewell, say farewell to Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner, our yearbook sponsor, who pushed us so hard that we finally accomplished what we feel is a fine piece of work. Several of the staff members, Charisse Beeson, Doris Perry, Lynda Robinson, Nancy Schott and Cathi Wright, are juniors. Their knowledge will be a significant contribution to the 1966 ORBIT. Thanks, girls, for all the work you have done this year. Special thanks go to the members of the faculty for their indulgence and favors to us on deadline days. To Mr. Lloyd Estes and Mr. Ralph Risdon an extra big thank you. Their understanding of our problems and special needs made our task possible. We, the 1965 ORBIT staff, have ,given you our best. We have enjoyed being your historians. We hope the 1965 ORBIT will be an enduring part of your days at Clas- sen, and that TODAY you will look upon the ORBIT as part of your TOMORROW. The 1965 ORBIT staff has completed its part of the ORBIT. The power to enjoy this book lies with you--its reader. Sincerely, a.,.,.a., Lynda Glidewell Editor FACULTY AND STAFF Mrs. Angela Bdchman 19, 62 Mrs. Mary Kaye Birk 19, 62 Mrs. Judy Bledsoe 28, 70 Miss Ginger Bonnewell 35 Mn . .M iss Beatrice Busby 12 Elizabeth Cole 34 Mr. Earl Cowan 30 Mrs. Mrs. Rose Marie Crowe 39, 41 Nell Daniel 12 Mr. Phillip Dalke 23, 144, 149 Coin, Nancy 137 Mr. Tom DeSpain 31 Anderson, Elaine 137 Anglin, Keith 134 Anspaugh, David 137 Anspaugh, Judy 130 Anspaugh, Kay 16, 119 Atrdery, Linda 134 Ardery, Shirley 16, 70, 130 Armitage, Cheryl 125 Armitage, Charles 130, 145, 150 Asbury, Donna 119 Asbury. John 137 Asbury, Ronald 97 Bowers, George 43, 52, 134 Bowman, James 98 Boyd, David 130, 150 Boyd, Mary 56, 98 Boyd, Susan 65, 68, 134 Boyles. Judith 13-4 Brack, Carlida 41, 125 Brantley, Harry 43 Brantley, Timothy 42, 137 Bridges, Lyn 134 Briggs, Karen 41 Brimer, Jim 99, 142, 151 Brimer, Patricia 46, 137 Mr. John Dunaway 25, 144. 150. 151 Mr. Charles Early 42, 43 Mr. Lloyd Estes 11 Mr. Don Fleet 20, 74, 154 Mrs. Ann Fowler 28, 69, 71 Mrs. Faye Freiberger 26, 75. 96 Mr. Dennis Frey 21, 73 Mrs. Dorothy Frosch 20 Mrs. Bemis Greer 15 Mrs. Maxine Haney 24 Mrs. Barbara Harris 22 Mr. John Hawthorn 16, 150, 152 Miss Vivian Hays 46, 47 Mrs. Billie Henderson 13 Mr. Charles Johnson 13 Mr. Billy Jones 31 Mr. Kenneth Kappen 23, 75 Mrs. Sue Kern 27 Mrs. Carolyn Lombard 27, 62 Mr. Gerald McPhail 27, 144, 147 Mrs. Julia McPheeters 26 Mrs. Pat Merchant 33 Mr. Troy Milburn 30 Mr. John Mills 20 Miss Mary Neel 6, 18, 96 Miss Freda 0'Neal 13 Mr. Paul Otto 25 Austin, Anna 69, 119 Mrs. Lynnda Porch 33, 57 Mrs. Ethel Preble 29 Mr. Chester Reeves 30 M-ra. Marjorie Reynolds 14 Mr. Ralph D. Risdon 11 Mrs.1'1elen Roach 28, 96 Mrs. Della Roberts 24, 71 Miss Sandra Shdeed 23, 62 M-rs. Mary Louise Smith 29 Mrs. Roena Smith 18, 75, 96 Miss Mrs. Kathleen Speed 18, 57 Carolyn Snell 32, 57, 155 Austin, Warren 130 B Babb, Cheryl 97 Baehle, Anne 54, 70, 125 Bachle, Charles 70, 130 Bachle, Juanita 61, 70, 71, 97 Baker, Carol 119 Balch, Alan 14, 69, Balch, Janie 14, 56, 97 Balentine, Louis 97, 142 Bales, Susan 43, 130 Banyash, Larry 51, 54, 70, 73, 97 Barkalow, Jimmie 125 Barker, Debby 16, 97 Barnes, David 97 Barnes, Roger 42, 43, 130 Barnhart, Robert 89, 119 Barrett, Gayle 54, 58,'61, 78, 79, 89, 96, 97, 155 Barrett, Louise 17, 60, 61, 89, 97 Barrowman, Paula 97 assctt, Barbara 137 ssett, Charlene 54, 71, 73, 97, 155 Bassett, Linda 134 Batchelor, Gordon 13, 69, 75, 98 Bates, Rocky 125 Battenburg, Bill 43 98 Baucum, Maury 137 Baugh, Judy 16, 38, 60, 61, 88, 98 Bayouth, David 119 Beagle, Douglas 130 Beagle, Nevin 98 Beard, Lanny 119 Berk, Mary 137 Beckner, James 130 Beesley, Ronald 130 Beeson, Charisse 17, 119 Brimer, ,Susan 52, 87, 129, 130 Brock, Cynthia 59, 61, 125 ' Brooks, Danny 119, 149 Brown, Curtis 119 Brown, Darrell 16, 125 Brown, Garlaine 60, 61, 119, 155 Brown, Lana 75, 98 Brown, Robert 43, 130 Brown, Steven 96, 98 Brown, Teressa 137 Bruce, Roy 98 Brumiield, Stephen 69, 98 Brunken, Dean 54, 119, 146 Brunken, Gary 137 Bruno, Tony 125 Bruno, Danny 68, 137 Bruno, Mark 137, 52 Bryan, Ann 137 Bryan, Robert 16, 125 Buchanan. David 137 Buchanan, John 134, 145, 150 Buchanan, Neva 130 Buchanan, Stephen 119 Buford, Jimmy 125 Bunce, Michael 150 Bundy, Brent 99 Burchel, Bun 38, 125, 143 Mr. James Stark 25, 73 Mrs. Rachelle Stephens 12 Mrs. Estella Stinson 22 M-rs. LaPrelle Stone 13 Mr. M. J. Taylor 22, 74 Mr. Harvey Tedlord 32, 147 Mr. Joe Thurman 22, 145 Mrs. Sibyl Tilsner 17, 18 Mr. Verdine Trout 21 Beesley, Patti 52, 137 Belcher, Carol 56, 125 Belcher, Patricia 46, 137 Bellmon, Gail 43, 52, 53, 134 Bellmon, Patricia 43, 44, 45, 47, 73, 75, 119 Bellmon, Ann 137 Benson, Chris 137 Benson, Mary 98, 155 Barridge, Barnett 150 Casteel, Misa Etalea Unferth 14, 74 Miss Susan Wegener 19, 57 Miss Ruth Wooten 24 A Abernathy, Danny 119 Absher, Rita 14, 61, 96 Abshere, Philip 42, 46, 96, 153 Ackerson, Vickl 13, 56, 75, 96 Acord. Diane 15, 53, 65, 130 Aco rd, Adams, Cynthia 41, 134 Ada ms, Deral 137 Karen 16, 51, 60, 119 Adams, Jimmy 96, 142, 148 Adams, Marileigh 46, 53, 65, 130 Adams, Peggy 65 Berridge, Randy 46 Bitting, Mark 30 Bettis, Diana 137 Bettis, Linda 119 Bielstein, Kurt 125 Bielstein, Van 69, 134 Billingsley, Timmy 125 Bingham, Tommy 134 Binns, Marshall 51, 54, 71, 73, 125 Bitting, Louise 46, 54, 125 Bitting, Mark 130 Bilal, Patricia 56, 68 Blackwell, Dena 130 Blaine, James 145 Blaine, Terry 41, 125 Blair, Becky 12, 73, 98 Blair, Steve 130 Burleson, Kimberley 134, 145 Burleson, Sally 130 Burnett, Susy 56, 70, 125 B132-gughs, Nancy 54, 70, 73, 99, Busey, Phil 42, 137 Busscy, Larry 99 Byrd, Charla 75, 119 C Caldwell, Connie 43, 134 Caldwell, Cynthia 60, 61, 119 Campbell, David 130, 145 Campbell, James 150 Campbell, John 150 Campbell, Robert 42, 137 Cannady, Mary 137 Carey, Deena 125 Carey, Johnny' 130 Carothers, Doris 119 Carr, Gary 43, 134- 'U 4 ,. Claborn, Larry 144, 150 Claborn, Robert 119, 143, 146 Clark, Melinda 65, 70, 130 Claybaugh, Brent 137, 145 Claybaugh, Diane 134 Clemons, Randall 137 Coats, Judy 130 Coates. Nancy 65, 134 Cobb, Janette 38, 96, 100, 156 Cochrane, Rhonda 61, 125 Coffman, Kenneth 54, 71, 73, 125 146 Coley, Charles 100 Colley, Judy 39, 119 Colley, La Donna 137 Colley, Peggy 75, 130 Collins, Coby 14, 16, 56, 57, 59, 88, 119 Colomhe, Denise 43, 134 Conner, Glynda 65, 134 Conner, Jerold 43, 119 Contreras, Chris 119 Contreras, Maria 61, 100 Cook, Melanie 43, 46, 65, 74, 130 Cook, Randolph 70, 74, 119 Cook, Robert 52, 119 Cook, Roy 134 Cooke, Don 124, 125, 143, Cooke, Don 124, 125, 143, 150 Cooke, Robert 43, 53, 134, 145 Cooper, Glenda 39, 56, 100 Cooper, Jerry 69, 72, 100 Cope, Jayne 43, 130 Corban, Deborah 137 Corey, Linda 134 x, Donna 119 ox, Kay 14, 54, 71, 125 Cox, Peggy 100, 155 Cox, Gail 134 Cox, Ronnie 150 Coyle, Gary 53, 72, 130 Coyle, John 54, 72, 73, 119 Coyle, Justine 137 Coyle, Patrick 134, 150 Cosby, Dan 74, 119 Cravens, Charles 137 Cravens, Cynthia 65, 134 Crockett, lone 130 Crowder, Linda 130 Crumb, Beth 54, se, 70, 14, mo Cullum, Barbara 14, 119 Cummings, Fred 134 Cummins, Jim 100, 142 Cundiff, Steve 43, 134 Curtis, Harry 137 D Dane, Gayle 52, 130 Dane Darrell 137 Dane: Deborah 53, 65, 134 Carr, Ju dy 15, 61, 74, 125 Carter, Chris 52, 137 Carter, Jacqueline 41, 65, 134 Carter, James 134 Carter, Johnny 134, 145, 150 Cartmell, Pat 51, 54, 71, 72, 125 Case, Danny 137, 145 Case, Kenny 68, 99, 142 Casey, Larry 99 Caso, Nancy 51, 54, 60, 61, 96, 99 Sandra 137 Adams, Robert 119 Adler, Tom 119, 143 Afsharpour, Bejan 125 Ainsworth, David 134 Aldridge, Michael 137 Alexander, Barbara Cl, 134 Blancha rd, Jayne 98 Blinn, Trudy 13, 17, 50, 51, 54, 86, 98 Bloom, Carl 68, 98 Boatman, Leaha 125 Bodine, Bolton, Steven 130 Donna 134 Alexander, Barry 43, 130, 150 Alexander, Belinda 41, 53, 130 Alexander, Joan 41, 43, 44, 96 Alexander, Victoria 130 Alton, Ed 119 Childers, Alton, Jean 130 Ameringer, Kurt 119, 154 Aneell, Diane 41, 134 Ancell, Pam 14, 72, 125 Bolton, Evelyn 125 Bolton, Frances 134 Bolton, Kenneth 134, 150 Bolton, Patsy 134 Bond, Darla 134 Bond, Jon 98 Bounds, Steve 43, 134 Boutwejl, Jana 42, 61, 119 Castoe, Velma 134 Cathey, Connie 130 Cathey, David 43, 53, 134, 150 Cathey, Donald 42, 52, ss, xao, lso Chambers, Dave 125 Chambers, Janet 42, 45, 99 Chambers, Judy 41, 56, 68, 69, 130 Chaney, Ruby 56, 125 Chappory, Herbert 39 Chastain, Sherry 13, 39, 51, 56, 70, 119 Chechovsky, Judith 17, 51, 56, 96, 100, 156 Chernicky, Steven 17, 100 Chernicky, Wayne 119 Chesser, Kenneth 134- Childers, Eugene 134 Darlene 14, 51, 59, 61, 125 Dane, Dyanna 54, 56, 125 Daniel, Bonnie 125 Daniels, Oneta 100 Dantes, Angelica 46, 47, 56, 59, 12 Davidson, Cathy 15. 65, 130 Davidson, Jimmy 134 Daviee, David 54, 137 Daviee, Jerry 69, 101 Davis, David 74, 134 Davis, Debra 137 Davis, Roberta 41, 134 Dawson, Daniel 134 Dawson, Sylvia 15, 101 Dean, Janette 56, 58, 75, 88, 101 Deane, Vicki 134 Decker, Martin 134 Deitchler, James 42, 74, 137 Denelsbeck, Donald 137 Denelsbeck, Ronald 125 DeSpain, Glen 42, 44, 47, 120 Devore, James 46 Dewar, John 101 Dexter, Deanna 41, 134 Dich, Susan 125 Dickson, Pat 56, 125 Dillberg, Ray 101, 142, 63, 67 Dinsmore, Alan 134 Dinsmore, Patricia 130 Dixon, Lester 120 Chitwood. Susie 16, 56, 58, 119 Choate, Ann 134 Chronic, Ricky '68, 100 Dixon, Lonnie 134 Dixon, Pat 147 Dixon, Vickie 137 Dodd, Allen 43, 130, 150 Dodd, Janith 137 Dodd, Judy 56, 125 Donaldson, Earl 96, 101 Frans, Stephen 125 Frazier, Johnny 131 Frederick, Jolynn 120 Freshour, Larry 12, 68, 96, 102 Fried, David 125 Harp, Don 131, 145 Harris, Elizabeth 135 Harris, Jerri 131 Harris, John 104 Harris, Gwin 16, 56, 126 Donaldson, Wilma 137 Donnell, Marilyn 137 Doss, Bruce 137 Doss, Shirley 130 Friedman, Harry 131 Friedman, Toni 15, 16, 54, 125 Fritz, Gary 120 Dowds, Elizabeth 42, 53, 137 Dudley, John 130, 150 Dudley. Tom 130, 150 Dugger, Jacqueline 14 Dunbar, Charlotte 137 Duncan, Carolyn 68, 120 Duncan, Donna 41, 75, 101 Duncan, Jimmy 130 Duncan, Sue 134 Duncum, Karen 52, 65, 75, 130 Duncum, Nancy 38, 39, 40, 73, 101 Duncum, Roy 146 Dunham, Dennis 43, 125 Dunlap, Cynthia 137 Frita, Jerry 120 Fritz, Johnnie 102, 155 Frm, Sylvia 125 Fulbright, Stephanie 137 Fuller, Dee 50, 80, 86, 102, 145 Fuller, Jon 137 Fuller, Lou Ann 60, 61, 62, 125, 59 Fullerton, Marlene 131 G Gabnldon, Robert 39, 72, 103 Gardner, Bennett 42, 46, 103 Harris, Pamela 61, 120 Harris, Terry 43, 135, 145 Harrod, Connie 137 Harrod, David 135 Harrold, Renita 131 Harryman, Kathryn 65, 135 Hartley, Kittie 131 Hartley, Norma 120 Hartley, Richard 131 Hartman, Deborah 42, 137 Hartman, John 104 Hartpence, James 135 Haught, Verna 104 Hawthorn, Kathy 60, 61, 62, 73, 80, 81, 96, 104 Hayes, John 131 Head, Keith 46, 52, 135, 145 Hearn, Harrel 120 Hulsey, Dolores 120, 39, 51 Hunter, Billy 131 Hunter, Don 126 Hunter, James 135, 145, 150 I Iler, James 43. 135 ller, Sherri 42, 138 Ives, Linda 42, 138 J Jacks, Melinda 53, 65, 135 Jackson, Phil 138 Jackson, Richard 43, 145, 150 Jaques, Alice 135 Jett, Jimmy 135 Jeaek, Joanie 46, 68, 131 Jezek. Marjorie 46, 105 Durall, Hannd 137 Durham, Jeffrey 68, 120 Dye, Bet 46, 53, 65, 132 Dye, Miriam 46, 47, 51, 54, 70, 118, 120 Dyer, Kenneth 137 Dyer, Mary 47, 101 Dyer, Shirley 68, 73, 120 Dyer, Steven 75, 130 Dyer, William 130 Dyk, Beatrice 73, 101 Dyk, Janet 54, '11, 73, 120 Dxidxuk, Donna 16, 69, 130 Garis, Charles 103, 142 Garloclr, Bill 120 Garr, J. W. 125 Gatewood, Bennie 131, 145, 150 Gatcwood, Saundra 61, 120, 12 Gauntt, James 89, 103 Gausman, Sue 46, 61, 71, 125 Heil. James 126 Heil, Marsha 69, 120 Henderson, Kathryn 61, 120 Henderson, Linda 46, 135 Hendon, Larry 131, 150 Hendon, Diane 58, 61, 73, 82, 54 Gay, Phil 145, 150 Gibson , David 120 Gibson, Don 126 Gibson, James 126 Gibson , Louis 134 Gibson, Marion 69, 103 Gibson , rnmin 74 Gibson, Rheanell 46, 137 104, 155 Hendrix, Jackie 42, 43, 131 Hendrix, Paula 42, 75, 131 Hendrix, Pauletta 137 Henley. Allen 131 Henley, Vernon 16 120 Hennan Johnny 52, 145 Johuson, Charles 120 Johnson, Connie 121 Johnson, Don 105 Johnson, Edward 131, 145, 150 Johnson, Patricia 61, 126 Jones, Tina 106 Jones, Debra 138 Jones, Eddie 126 Jones, Janice 65, 131 Jones, Jere 106 Jones, Tommy 46, 131 Jones, William 121 Jonte, Barbara 13, 54, 56, 71, 106 Jonte, Lonnie 43, 47, 68, 72, 75, 121 Henson, E Earls, Joyce 61, 69, 75, 101 Early, Elinor 137 Echols, David 16 Eokstein, Fred 101, 146 Giles, David 103 Girod, Hal 103, 153 Glazner, Joe 126 Glenn, Deborah 126 Glenn, William 42, 137 Glidewell, Lynda 15, 17, 56, 68, Henley, Sharon 45, 69, 135 P: M Henry, harles 120 Henry, ichael 96, 104 Henson, Barbara 138 Henson, Calvin 131 Henson, Candace 137 Jim 46, 70, 126 Edinger, Sara 134 Edwards, Charles 43, 46, 134, 145, 150 Edwards, James 42, 120, 143 Edwards, John 134, 145 Edwards, Kathy 41, 130 Edwards Ronald 137 Elder, Mike 71, 73, 125 Ellenberg, Richard 124, 125, 143 Ellis, Sarah 137 Elrod, ,ian 38, 54, 60, 61, 71, 120 Emmons, Alice 4-6, 134 Sherman 69, 102 England, Gordon 137 James 130, Iso England, J-udy 59, 61, 125 Endsley, England, 103, 156 8 Goforth, Judith 103 Gazaway, Eulena 137 Goodrum, Bill 120 Gower, Roger 46 Graves, Frank 103, 154 Gray, Claudia 126 Gray, Cynthia 103 Gray, Judy 75, 131 Gray, Thomas 42, 137, 145 Green, Kathy 75, 131 Green, Peggy 4-6, 54, 70. 125 Greene, Claude 104 Greenfield, Carl 120 Gregory, Sandra 61, 72, 126 Grider Bob 120 England, Margaret 51, 60, 61, 62, 96, 102 Ensey, Margaret 120 Erwin, Marianne 130 Eylar, Kathy 39, 61, 62, 88, 102, 155 Grider, Rocky 42, 137 Griffin, Christopher 134, 150 Griffin Griffin n Sandi os, 69, 120 Sharon 56, 126 Henson, Mike 126, 143 Herndon, Ray 126 Herndon, Sidney 105 Herren, Michael 138 Hess, Rick 105, 147 Him, David 51, 64, 10, 71, -12, , 89, 105, 154 Hiatt, Jack 70, 71, 51, 54, 126 Hibbard, Michele 138 Hicks, Larry 39, 120, 146 Hicks, Richard 150 Higgs, Eva 131 Hill, Carolyn 56, 126 Hilton, Doneeta 131 , Hise, Phyllis 41, 135 Hire, Betty 14, 70, 87, 129, 13 E l, Allen 126, 14-3 HQ E Hite, Jay 68, 138 ' 1 nite, John 51, 54, 10, 11, 126 n Hobbs, Karen 138 Hobson, Linda 65, 135 K Kadavy, Linda 54, 56, 70, 71, 73 121 Kamp. Jeffery 46 Keel, Garland 42, 106 Keller, Vana 51, 75, 121 Kelley, Glenda 41, 124, 126 Kemper, Sherrie 68. 135 Kennedy, Daniel 126 Kennedy, Becky 138 Kennedy, Nancy 73 Kennedy, Ricky 135 Kidd, William 135 Kimbrough, James 121 Kimbrough, Ronald 138 King, Janet 65, 129, 135 King, Karen 54, 75, 121 King, Susan 51, 59, 61, 126 Kirkland, Anita 53, 46, 65, 135 Kitchenp Karen 12, 56, 68 Kitchen, Richard 106 Klaffke, Jane 56, 121 Knight, Clark 135 Knight, Shirley 69, 75, 131 Knox, Cheryl 57, 88, 121 F Fain, Dru 41, 102 Farmer, Gary 38, 102, 142 Fashik, David 137 Featherstone, John 69, 102 Feehan, Steve 16 Ferguson, Michael 68, 73, 14, 120 Feuerborn, Judy 61, 102 Feuerborn, Susan 56, 125 Fieber, Linda 120 Fightmaster, Mike 47 Fightmaster, Susan 52 Fisk, Carol 137 Fisk, Linda 125 Flanagan, Shirley 16, 61, 102 Flournoy, Al 43, 47, 75, 120 Flowers, Eddie 46, 54, 71, 120, 146 Fobh, Delila 137 Foral, Carolyn 51, 54, 69, 70, 73, 120 Fossey, Robert 102 Foster, Gloria 52, 65, 134 Foster, Janeal 65, 75, 130 Foster, Toney 75, 130 Fowler, Rose 38, 120 Fox, Kati 59. 61, '13, 75, 124, 125 Fox, Leda 14 Franklin, Jack 150 Franklin, Teresa 130 I58 Grigsby, Bobby 134 Grits, Paul 46, 53, 131 Guardalibene, Charles 126 Gunn, Cricket 59, 61, 75, 126 Gunn, Neil 53, 134 H Haase, Cindy 69, 137 Haddy, Richard 43, 131, 145 Haggard, Carolyn 126 Hagler, Don 104 Halamicek, Laurel 137 Hale, Betty 137 Hale, Roy 43, 135 Hall, Elaine 120 Hall, Lynda 41, 135 Hall, Ann 126 Hambrick, David 46 Hamilton, Leon 104 Hammonds, Samuel 47, 54, 71, 104, 46 Hannon, Sharon 41 Hansen, Jan 41, 135 Hard, John 43, 45, 47, 104 Hardin, Gene 131 Hardin, Donny 42, 137 Hargrove, Jane 56, 104 Harjo, Marcia 131 Harkins, Jeannette 126, 12 Harmon, Danny 131 Harmon, Larry 120 Hodges, Lois 39, 54, 61, 71, 105 Hoff, David 131 Huff, Linda 138 Holland, Judy 41, 65, 135 Holland, Malinda 73, 120 Holland, Mary 135 Holland, Miki 131 Holliway, Wandora 135 Holliway, Willis 138 Holman, Harold 16, 105 Holmes, Ronald 74, 42 Hood, Henley 68, 105 Hooker, Marcie 41, 135 Hopkins. Gloria 126 Knox, Dale 131, 145, 150 Kornmaier, Donald 138 Krahl, Karen 61, 121, 41 Kraker, Linda 106 Kreimeyer, Joan 41, 131 Kudlacek, Jim 17, 39, 106 Kuetemen, Kim 47, 121, 146 L La Fleur, Larry 135, 145, 150 r Lambert, Arlin 43, 131 Lancaster, Nancy 131 Lane, Randal 131 House, Marvin 105 Howe, Connie 59, 61, 126 Howe, Glen 138 Howell, Daniel 138 Howell, Janis 105 Howell, Val 126 Hoyt, Martin 126 Hoyt, Shari 105 Hubbard, Robert 16 Huey, Jerry 126 Huff, Stephen 53, 75 Hughes, Cecelia 135 Hughes, Patty 129, 135 Hughes, Sharman 14, 16, 65, 131 Hull, Dan' 120 Hull, Kathy 56, 96, 105 Hull, Richard 131 Lane, Becky 14, 126 Lane, Tom 135 Laney, Karen 42, 138 Langham, Pamela 106 Lankford, Jerry 42, 138 Lanter, Stacey 38, 40, 54, 71, 96, 106 Lapkin, Ben 72 Lapkin, Sonja 106 Lasiter, Steven 43 Lasota, Freddie 52, 131, 150 Lawson, Melissa 14, 56, 126 Leach, Joy 16, 61, 72, 106 Leaman, Gurdon 42, 138 Leaman, Sharon 135 Lecroy, Richard 42 Lee, David 43, 131 Lee, Paula 135 Leeper, Michael 42, 46, 121 Leith, Lida 17, 54, 56, 106, 156 Lemmon, Phyllis 52, 138 Leonard, Jeffrey 138 Lewis, Larry 51, 54, 71, 73, 118, 121, 154 Liles, Barbara 72, 75, 107 Lilley, Kathleen 65, 135 Lilley, Robert 12, 17, 38, 39, 40. 107 Llndeman, John 135 Little, Jimmie 126 Little. Patricia 131 Littleiield, Patti 39, 72, 126 Littlejohn, Pat 75, 131 Logan, Bruce 126, 138 Logan, Cathy 41. 56 Logan, Daniel 135 Logan, David 135 Long, Jaime 138 v Long, John 54, 72, 126 Long, Richard 69, 107 Loomis, Leona 126 Lord, Ronald 46 Low, Dwayne 43. 135 Low, Joyce 46. 131 Lundberg, Peggy 135 68 . Xf, xltfil r Robert B. 544, f88 K---' Luther. Bobby 1aa KL Lynch, Pamela 138 M - 1 1 Maclfarland, Jean 14. 38, 56, 121 Mackey, Peggy 38, 56, 88, 107 L if Maddox, Dwan 54, 56, 69, 70, 73, 121 Maddox, F-rancine 135 'X V, Maddox, Lesta 46, 52, 53, 65, 68, 135 X Maguire, John 126 I, fn Maier, Ann 138 .j 5 Maier, Gary 46, 138 Maier, Robert 135, 150 Mankin, Boyd 126 Manning, Clifford 150 Manning, Mary 131 Marks, Harold 121 Marks, Robert 121 Marshall, Cathie 31, 54, 56, 58, 89, 121 Marth, Jerry 107 Martin, Bill 126 Maryott, Jimmy 38, 121. 143, 144, 149 Massad, Richard 135, 145 L. . Apcgfgyr QM - Murph , Lo M McMurray, Karen 14, 65, 75, 87, 129, 131 McNeil, Rita 41, 131 McQuagge, James 121, 143, 149 McQuary, Terry 121 McWhirter, Kathy 138 Meek, J.-is ss. 15, 121, 155 T Megenity, Cheryl 41, 126 .', Megenity, Phyllis 108 M. Q -' :Mei , Ma reen 59, 61, 12615 ' ,IM lin Bglverly 59, 61, 126 21 l t , 5 , N t0n,Bm6.781,1 ' Mencke, r a 12, 61, 121, 39 Merideth,- ,atlhew 42, 138 7 Miles, 'Finiothy 132 , Miller, Bag io, los -. ' Miller, nebmh 41, os, 135 , , Miner, Dick 155, 150 9 ., 1 X Miller, fed 944, 126, 146, 154. f lvtjtlerlvgcan 51, se, 59, 127. -Mwer, Linda c. Miller, Linda LA38 Miner., baron Iss, ps, 12, 96, Qs L Mjtbk ay 138 -I N Miner, nobnqr. 1315150 - 1 Qltiillerg? Willis-it 131 .. , 1, Lrqingeu, tihry 155 17, as. ss, xoa 'Mrfe-, 1-1 len 65,1135 x, -Miseles, arret4,15l 61, 108 Mitchell, ilkiithy 135 ' ' l Mitchell, Larry 89, 108, 142,-148 ifbancl.-211, Linda ss, es, 135 Mitchelly erry 4613.145 150 Mook,AiCe 6th 127' h Mgxirtgilt Dolores 51, 54, 69, 70, 73, Clloody, sand-1 ion , Moon, Bretti121, 153 , -WMoon, Patrick 52, 53, 70, 132 -'Moon, RaymbndL1,53, 135 RN Moon, Rickf'52, 132, 150 Moore, David 46, 127 Moore, Kenneth 47, 121 Morgan, Joe 121, 143, 14-6, 147 Morris, Carolyn 138 Morris, Jerry 138 Morris, Kathryn 12, 108 Morris, Nancy 69, 138 Morton, Cheryl 42, 44, 45, , 108 oss, Mark 135 , David 121, 1 u ell, Jacki I 5115109 Ll.: Ogburn, Gary 109 Ogburn, John 127 Ogburn, Martin 127 Ogilvie, Mary 39, 56, 127 O'Neal, Earl 109, 142 0'Neal, Gaye 41, 127 0'Reilly, David 121 0'Rei1ly, Robert 127 Orlich, Cheryle 69, 122, 155 Ott. Joe 138 Ott, Stephen 74, 150 Outlaw, Mike 109, 151, 154 Owens, Betty 13, 54, 73, 75, 109 Owens, Phil 127, 144 P Papin, Paul 127 Paramore, Terry 38, 40, 72, 73, 96, Parrish, Dennis 132 Parrish, Vivian 136 Parsons, Marilyn 138 Pats, Charles 122 Patterson, Becky 138 Patterson, Donna 132 Patterson, Gary 122 Payne, Floyd 122 Payton, Betty 132 Payte, Mike 39, 72, 96, 109 Paaoureck, Joseph 109 Pearson, David 132 Peck, Perry 132 Pederson, Janice 38, 60, 61, 110 Pegues, Guy 122 Pence, Paul 132 Peninger, Cheryl 138 Perry, Carl 42, 68, 138 Perry, Doris 17, 122 Petitt, John 68 Pettit, Rebecca 41 Pettit, Warren 127, 146 Pettit, Wayne 43, 136 Pflueger, Kathleen 136 Phillips, Sherry 47, 53, 132 Phillips, Therry 46. 53, 132 Phipps, Rusty 43, 136 Piatt, William 132, 145, 150 Pierce, David 132 Pierpoint, Bennie 127, 151 Pinkerton, Martin 69, 80, 110, 151 Pinkerton, Patricia 13, 16, 51, 54, Mama, Rohm 135 r. se , 150 55, ro, 11, ai, as, 110 Massengale, Steve 150 u My 1 Pins' Dana 61' 127 Massey, Kenneth 107 Pms' James 46' 122 Many' Leroy 145, 150 Mark 1 5 Pool, John 136 Masterson, Margaret 61, 126 'Phy' e ' 14' Pool' Kathy 52' 132 Mathis' Mark 138 I, ur e 1 Pool, Marsha 56, 69, 127 Manner, ct-01 138 Myers- Y 1 POPE- Mike 132 Mmlock' Kathryn 41' 135 M e ya38, 1 Porter, Barbara 132 Mau' Duryu 54, 121' 149 , am y , 1 Porter, Jackie 122 Msuldisg, Charles 43, 12, 101 Poftff- Rm 41- 135 Msynela, Max 54, 11, 121, 154 N , Pom- Smml 61- 68- 110 McAfee, Mike ns, 13, 121, 146 0 Powell- Bobbi' 136 McAfee, Nancy 53, 135 ' Powell, Charles 138 McAfee' PM 126 ll . Ch! well, Dell 122, 155 McAfee, Sharon 69, 138 n ' in de 963209 es sth 72' 122 snsuxiffe, Dianna 15, ro, 126 ' Y ' ' - Swfifl 59- 61- 127 McAuliffe, Jeanne 70, 131 Nayphe' Carey 13 'Omer' David 136- 150 MCA-riffs, Richard 42, so, 138 Un' Sh Pfwef- Sfwlff 75- 127 lift D0 Bl Pryor, Judy 122 McCarty, Don 50, 89, 107, 146 McCaslin, Sberon 51, 54, 61, 126 McCbalen, Patricia 56, 68, 107 McCharen, Saud-ra 68, 126 McClain. James 131, 150 McC1endon, Conny 135 McClure, Jean 68, 138 McClure, Judy 14, 54, 56, 121, 70 McClurg, Randy 150 McClurg, Robert 131, 150 McConnell, Cynthia 12, 38, 51, 60. 61, 80, 81, 107 McCracken, Howard 126. McDaniel, Ruthie 16, 126 McDonald, Joe 71, 73, 54, 121, 154 McDonald. Robert 43, 54 McDonald, Steve 107 McGaha, James 131, 150 McCslliard, Gary 138 McGalliard, Larry 131, 150 McGraw, Luther 138 McKinnon, Susan 56, 73, 96, 107 McMahan, Sandra 12, 13, 38, 50, 51, , 56, 71, 108 l on esbltt , , 69 5 Newcomb 5 Newcomb, Frank 2 Newcomb, Nora 53 , 136 Newcomb, Virginia 38 Newsom, Lee 42, 138 Niblett, Elaine 68, 75, 87, 132 Niblett, Lavonna 56, 75, 121 Nichols, Stephen 121 Nidell, Linda 138 Nimsey, Corey 74, 138 Noble. James 121 Norlin, David 121 Norris, Richard 43, 136 Northiugton, Robert 109 Novey, Rita 56, 109 0 Oakes, Gary 138 O'Donnell, John 127 Ogburn, Buddy 109 Puckett, Tommy 38, 39, 122, 151 Purdin, Margo 13, 15, 39, 40, 61, 11 Purdy, Casey 136, 145, 150 Purdy, Nancy 122 R Radney, Karen 14, 52, 70, 132 Rambo, Mary 68, 122 Randolph, Kathie 39, 68, 72, 110 Raschtschenia, Anna 46, 138 Ray, Thomas 110 Read, Nancy 110 Reagan, Tim '42, 127 Records, Ellen 56, 59, 71, 73, 75, 127 Redmond, Charles 138 Redmond, Christine 65, 69, 136 Reeves, Beverly 56 59, 127 Reeves, Bill 54, 96, 110, 143, 150 Reeves, Margaret 61, 122 Reeves, Myron 42, 46, 127 Reeves, Roger 16, 127 Reid, James 122 Reid, Susan 51, 56, 127 Remington, Barbara 56, 74, 88, 89, 110 Remington, Sherrie 84, 110 Remmel, Trish 71, 72, 124, 127 Rentschler, Ed 127 Reyna, Tommy 136, 145, 150 Reynolds, Betty 132 Reynolds, David 110 Reynolds, Paula 53, 68, 136 Ricaud, Mary 136 Rice, Carol A. 122 Rice, Carol S. 122 Richard, Bettye 138 Riddle, Curtis 111 Riddle, Robert 39, 51, 70, 71, 73, 127 Riffel, Linda 138 Riley, Rosemary 72, 75, 111 Riley, Steven 138 Riley, Terry 122 Roach, Deatron 39, 56, 71, 73, 118, 2 Roagers, Donna 132 Robedeaux, Joe 74 Roberts, Jerry 132 Roberts, Jimmy 74, 132 Roberts, Joanna 41, 56, 127 Roberts, John 39, 111 Roberts, Joy 41, 52, 65, 136 Roberts, Reba 122 Roberts, Terry 132 Roberts, William 132 Robertson, Linda 56, 132 Robertson, Paul 127 Robinson, Lynda 17, 51, 54, 122 Robinson, Richard 54, 70, 71, 72, 111 Rodgers, Jerry 111 Rodriquez, Ofelia 127 Roe, Paul 127 Rogers, Charles 127, 144, 151 Rogers, Janet 4-6, 52, 138 Rose, Catherine 127 Rose, Deborah 138 Rose, Niki 44, 138 Rossman, James 144 Routh, Annette 136 Rowlan, Donna 41, 61, 69, 122 Roysden, Walter 132 Ruble, Virginia 69, 132 Ruby, Linda 72, 127, 132 Ruiz, Deborah 41 Ruiz, Jeff 43, 136 Runyon, Debbie 65, 75, 87, 129, 132 Rupe, Marti 17, 38 Russell, Don 136 Russell, Mary 138 Russell, Robert 132 Ryshkov, Toni 111 S Saar, Russell 111 Salsgiver Virginia 61 111 Samara, Richard 74, 138' Samples, Bobby 122 Samseh' Melvin 71,- 111 Samuelso n, Sonja 138 Sander, Gary 43, 53,136 Sander, Linda 127 Sanders, Jackie 38, 39, 40, 111 Sanders, Marsha 136 Santee, Kent 16, 111. 143, 148 Satterfield, Debbie 60, 61, 62, 73, 96, 111 Savage Lissa 51, 61, 127 Savage, Vivian 54, 112 Savage, Virginia 132 Savely, Gary 52, 53, 136 Schapansky, Wayne 42, 138, 150 Schenk, Vicki 38, 51, 56, 83 89, 112, 155 Schmitt, Mary 136 Schmitt, Steve 70, 127 Schott, Nancy 17, 61, 62, 122 Schottstaedt, William 53, 136 Schottstaedt, Margafret 46,'47, 52, 53, 70, 132 Schultz, Becky 138 Schultz. David 54, 71. 73, 122 Schultz, Guy 122 , Schultz, Mark 54, 71, 73, 127 Schultz, Randall 136 Schultz, Sandra 41, 136 Schuneman, Linda 132 ,ll 85, 89. 96, 112, 154 Wall, Richard 136 Woods, Powell 139 Smith, Beverly 69, 10,132 N . l D 1 'pl K Ja es 138 l f, Ga e 22 ssi , B ry es a r ' a , 70, 13 Sex n, eri 221 S ann e K t y 72 7 oj a e , n 1 h , e 1 g rcs . 56, r an a i 5 ll, n 8 S y, ic 4, 54, 61, '10, 3 ip e i el 127, 151 Shipley, la 139 1 B Shoemak , Douglas 127 Shoemak , Gail 139 Shoemaker, Shiela 38, 112 Shoemaker, Steven 74, 132, 145 Short, Stephanie 41, 53, 136 Shuffield, Sherry 51, 56, 122 Shurley, Tom 54, 71, 73, 122, 154 Shy, Donna 69, 132 Shy, Warren 44, 74, 139 Sidwell, Billy 122 Siemens, Billy 122, 149 Sills, Michael 127 Silvey, Sheryl 61, 68, 122 Simon, Fred 136 Simon, Jay 112, 148 Simon, John 127 Simon, Richard 72, 122 Simpson, Jay 53, 132, 150 Simpson, Ricky 139 Singer, Leslie 136 Singer, Scott 136 Singer, Sydney 58, 61, 122, 155 Sisco, Patsy Ramsey 112 Skaggs, David 136 Skouge, James 19, 51, 54, 71, 72, Skouge, John 69, 136 lt 1-il,lP,h Sleeper, John 54, 69 70, 71, 73, 122. 154 Slonecker, Arlene 14, 39, 68, 112 p alter, Tris 132, 145, 150 ears, Cindy 61, 127 pence, Patti 136 pradlin, David 127 pringer, Michael 139 Staten, Karen 132 Stephens, Kelly 136, 145 Stephenson, Kay 41, 136 Stephenson, Neta 122 Stevens, Jeanne 113 Stinnett, Jackie 132 Stokes, Richard 123 Stokes, Stephania 69, 70, 132 Story, Marilyn 56, 72, 128 Stotts, Danna 14, 38, 56, 123 Stout, Donald 42, 139 Stout, Rodney 112, 143 Strange, Bobby 132 Street, Dana 14, 54, 56, 71, 73, Street, Pamela 41, 56, 128 Strickland, Michael 112 Stringfield, Timika 139 Stroup, Nancy 51, 70, 128 Stneve, Barbara 139 Sullcns, Sharon 56, 112, 155 Sullivan, Doneva 136 Sullivan, Steven 123 Sullivan, Tom 128 Sutton, J. R. 113 Swanson, Marcia 123 Swanson, Martha 132 Swift, Alan 132, 145, 150 Swift, Donald 13, 113, 153 Swirczynski, Sharon 38, 56, 72 Tackctt, Dennis 74 123 , 113 Todd, Lou Ann 73, 96, 114, 155 Todd, Michael 16, 133 Treagesscr, Gary 54, 114 Trevino, Diana 136 Trevino, Esther 136 Trezise, Patrick 42, 74 Truman, Mildred 133 Tuma, Linda 139 Turner, B. 139 Turner, Earl 128 Turner, Lalinda 38, 114 Turner, Peggy 136 Turner, Robbie 42, 44, 45, 114 Turner, Ted 114 U Ulrich, Kristine 53, 65, 136 Underwood, John 68, 73, 114 Updegrall, Bruce 133 V Vance, Beth 139 Vandergriff, Ann 139 Van 1-lurn, Edward 133, 150 Vaughn, Maria 133 Taloli, George 132 Tate, Danny 69, 133 Tate, Doleta 46, 139 Taylor, John 112, 154 Taylor, Larry 42, 47, 113 Taylor, Mary 139 Taylor, Patricia 113 Smith, Brian 43, 53 Smith, Csrlma 132 Taylor. Sandra 133 Taylor, Sharon 41, 61, 123 Taylor, Stephen 43, 128 Vaughn, Ruth 114 Vavera, Denise 139 r Veaxey, Cynthia 42, 139 Vick, Wilma 42, 56, 128 Villarreal, Romeo 114, 143, 148 Vinson, Don 139 Waggener, 1-'red 114 , W Walden, Elaine 43, 133 Walden, Patricia 114 1 Walden, Susan 42, 43, 133 Walker, Bobby 133 Walker, Raymond 81, 89, 114, 1 146 Wallace, Marilyn 61, 123 Wallace, Roy 70, 133, 145 Walton, Nancy 115 43, 4We1linski, Darrel 123 'Wel1inski, Janet 139 Wells, Geri 133 Werneke, Jennifer 52, 139 West, Bob 123 West, Francis 128 West, Jimmy 136, 150 West, Ramona 139 Wetxel, Karl 43, 136 Whitbeck, Frank 71, 73, 123, 154 Whitbeclr, Theresa 41, 75, 133 White, Alan 51, 128, 153 White, Angela 139 White- Barbara 136 White, Dcitra 38, 61, 115 White, Robert 128 Whitlock, Barbara 12, 128 Whitlock, Ronald 16, 133, 150 Whitton, Donald 133, 150 Wicltberg, David 46, 53, 70, 133 Wickberg, Paul 46, 51, 47, 70, 12 154 Wietelman, Sherry 41, 136 Wigham, Steve 123, 153 Wigham, Terry 136 Wigley, John 133 Wilds, Michael 53, 136 Williams, Janet 12, 73, 115 Williams, Larry 133 Williamson, David 74,-123 Williamson, Linda 115 Wilson, Kathleen 139 Wilson, Linda 139 Wilson, Sally 51, 58, 61, 123, 155 Winder, Janet 115 Winkleman, Delores 136, 53, 69 Winkler, William 123 Wise, Linda 139 Wolf, Linda 59, 61, 128 Wolfley, Jean 41, 52, 65, 136 Womack, Steven 136, 145, 150 Woodruff, Karen 69, 136 Woods, Betsy 139 Woods, Bobby 42, 123 Woods, Laura 16, 52, 133 Woodside, Alan'128 Woodside, Lee 54, 71, 115 Wotring, Susan, 56, 124, 128 3 123 Smith, Charles 127, 144, 146, 141 Taylor, Susan ao. az, ss, us Wvfkwtiv- I-Oi! 68- 73- 136 Wright, Cathi 17, ss, 56, 15, 11s, g 'f':' gory if- Q21 Teal, Lee 41, ss, 136 Wwfnillerr Dwlne 128 Wright, Deborah 41, os, 136 smith' Pe T132 ' 6 Tedder, Charles 136 531121951 :lilly Wright, Terrell 68, 136 1111 01111 ' ' , ' Terrell, Danny 128. 144 at ms, rvl E smflh' Don 46' '35 Terrell, Don 128, 144, 149 Watkins, Joe 43, 136 grit: filing' 53- 132 Terrell, Richard 139, 145 gvwhn- safely: 61- 123 Y ml r IC Th k ' D h r h 136 aug r ennet 139 Smith, Lina. sa. 59. 121 Th:fpf3,,D,f,::,',2,, wry, Frankie 136 Yanik, Allen 115 :rim gf-'Y gi 7:3121 Tl Tharp, Robert 145, 150 xqi Rgngd 43,2 lie 44 46 :oft Jo l.-YM' 133 ml r CHU' r r r Thomason, Glen 113 ay an , orot a 2, , , 123 or , Lee 139 Smlfhr Plul 135- 150 Thompwn Ben, 38, 55, 114 Webb, George 136 Young, Joe 133 gmgfg- 1g 'fie '1:3954 61 m 'rhnrnpren mu 133, 151 Webb, Gretchen 51, 59, 6, 128 Young, Kathleen A. 115 mf 1 lu W r v ' Thompson, Bren, 151 Webb, Arthur 68, 123 Young, Kathleen D. 136 i:':'e156 121 Thompson, Dianna 61, 123 gelgerr Eglyn 1322 139 yung. 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K' K 1 4 -K --nn wnrwr mr verrseehr Ar. 1r,x.rrrrrar 0 r - 1, o 1671566411 Ram Hluzlks llp Wcfaries as f Q. CA DECK COACH TEDFORD The baseball team concluded its season with a very fine showing The record showed their season to be one of about as many wins as losses, but the team won many more moral victories than the record hooks show Under the guidance of Coach Tedford, the boys worked hard to build a team that would win for Classen, and they did 'a fine job. The sportsmanship they displayed both on and off the field is some- thing of which all Classen students should he proud. BILL GARLOCK HAL GIROD y , s 3 E , .,... il :ig s E. E i - E is 'RICK HESS MIKE HENRY H. R. HOLMAN L EEVE sg ' RAYMOND WALKER C. J. BLOOM fmgnl STEVE BROWN fmgrJ DON HAGLER imsr-J I62 fo Elasserz . . . :gf A x , - , f., wiw' 'A A , Q fs X 'A A U fff . : g f I ZA X I - X' A . , 'X 3? . R .. . Mm.. .a. SQ. Q, ,ix .. . .. Y 'YA v . . .K u . N' w S , x,': 'fX C N R . -, ,psf BA I. 5, -f. . 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A, 'F I I I I ' I , Sq : QQ ' fQ , ai! I DAVID GIBSON FRED MILLER 1.43 S Piggy-back baseball! QR DENNIS' CUMMINGS . if E JOE MORGAN CHARLIE SMITH Goyers Gain on the Greens X DANNY GAUNTT EARL DON ALDSON COACH MePHAIL The nine dedicated young men of Classen's golf team made one of the best showings that they have made in many years. They were led and inspired by two people-Coach McPhail, who worked patiently with them, and Danny Gauntt, their number one - we man. Their season was one of many victories. Mimi: snufrsy HARVEY EDWARDS Earl Donaldson swings!!! BENNY PIERPONT DON COOKE LARRY HENDON BILL MILLER A dd BOB MCCLURG Zfmckm 14 Set State Kew d . . . The track team was, for its size, very powerful. The Distance Medley relay team, consisting of Farmer, Wigham, Freshour, and Schultz, took first place at the Bison Relays and set a new state record of 11 minutes, 18 seconds. This eclipsed the old rec- ord by 5 seconds. The team scored well in the Con- ference meet with Guy Schultz winning the mile and Larry Freshour placing first in the 880-yard run and third in the 440-yard dash. LA 'nfs is , 5 r Ps E i 5 5 , r GARY FARMER 1 1 f ! 1 1-I-2 Q V15 il? Ml T sg' 2 za ii' sg sr E35 . 5? li 'Sf l E E M F' Q R , i ' E x RRY FRESHOUR Well . . . what have we here? EST ,X 5 l 5 . i t 2 sc X x XX E 2 PHIL ABSHERE we S A fa A 5 s g , 1 it -E JON BOND GUY SCHULTZ - sf- 3 1 g 2 1 l My . 1 til Q Q S 5 1 1 r Z sas ks 3 5 . . 5 55 5 l M 2 2 2 S is' Qs , 5 X S s S a 5 Q is A :ist 2 :EX-E X 2 ii is I it . s ' 3 ' sf- N , t as - as 5 5 A b gi, 5 , , S i S f - 13 ks ' 5 X Q ,, t r ,Eg Q ' - a t - ,Q e H 2., 2 S 1 K 1 T W ' you say? .215 fl E TONY RYSHKOV X' gi s l Q R Q 3 9 N is X 5 1 Q g E e is 1 gi X 8 is El, 1 X E X Emi s AQ ig QS N 5 N L 3 4 5 E X Xt s X X gu i S X 5 X Q lilf f g s S. X 1 X Us E ,i gs 5 x 5 N: t hlch door did Say, are you the Phantom? 5 m COACH HAWTHORNE STEVE WIGHAM ' l65 Stranger in Paradise H me g-a:J'rE.iav-' 820255 Qfassen 'Grain-2 Rfausyrs 7216 RESEIYCE' or HT T715 gunivr- 1 Gfaniov- wow FRlDnj, gPl?lL30, 196, Flion 9!N7'IL 1.1, LHEYIEU coumfg GL 015 Fogmqf, PLERIE PE-TEVT1 ,Memories of Hua! Week We Prophesy . . . During the Senior Breakfast at 0'Mealey's Cafeteria-May 26. Ml! Unger in thc' Hearts Seniors assemble May 23 at Trinity Baptist Church for the Baccalaureate Service. of '65 Graduafcsll I67 Graduzzfivu . . . Miss Neel leads the recessional as Seniors leave the auditorium after Com- mencement Exercises May 27, 1965. Graduation is a time Seniors have been antici- pating since they first entered the doors of Classen. For the past six years, our 1965 Seniors have been preparing for this day-the day when they lay aside the things of the past and' look toward those of the future. Now that moment is pastg graduation is over, and for the last time Seniors walk out of the doors of Classen to take their rightful places in our world, through the doors into . . . Tomorrow. The Senior recessional. I68 U16 Sud Which Marks the Hegiuuing The first step, my son, which one makes in the world, is the one on which depends the rest of our days. Voltaire The last memory for the graduating class is the exchange of caps and gowns for diplomas. HS HH ZITIS ERI SL N'-I. SIOP . GZ! E! .VIN SIOW VEIL :IC XDVH NI XOILS CNY H1119 I-I SNO .LHS X008 .I.3 I - HHAOD :IO HCIISNI - X OJ, RUSS S33 XDLL DNI ua, ,ual 7Qa1,I,gm w4,,0,Lf,fL, 04,06 J dAw6 na! Lailawczjcg Wiifiizfiw' wwf uf ,efafp 40 Lead ww Cgfllifffm L11 -you , 1 ' , ,, Q,,fMj by ,lfcQL.4,,ff2, 1 '.,a,Zl7' Q f WLZQMZL 31 JgH,L0Luj WJHLMU ,, -Q 1339 figasf ,-LQ: , , . 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