Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1970 volume:

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Jim Jenkins became principal with a definite goal in mind: to provide for the needs of students on every level by changing the curriculum. He came well-quali- fied, having received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Stetson University, his lVlaster's degree in Administration and Supervision from Western Caro- lina University. lVlr. Jenkins' main outside interest is sports. When he came to Cocoa High School in 1954, he was head basketball coach, assistant football coach, and teacher of biology. From then until he left the school in 1967, he was teacher, coach, and dean. Dur- ing his years at CHS, he has been head coach of every Cocoa High sport except swimming. In 1967, he left to become assistant principal of Eau Gal- lie High School. He became principal of Cocoa High in lVlarch of 1969. lVlr. Jim Jenkins, principal, signs an or der blank for equipment. During our first pep rally lVlr Jenkins urges the football team on to victory 16 l principal Pausing for a moment of relaxation, IVIr. Jenkins jokes with an unseen comedian. Mr. Jenkins pauses in the hall to discuss a problem with Mr. Smith. 17 assistant principals They serve as right hand men New to CHS this past year, lVlr. Smith was well-qualified for his job as assistant principal. He received his Bachelor of Science and lVlaster's de- grees in Education from Florida A 81 lVl University, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. His all-important job was that of assisting lVlr. Jenkins in every possible way. He wanted to see all students at CHS work together to- wards the common goal of acquiring a good education. lVlr. Houston Trew returned this year to Cocoa High, assuming again the role of assistant principal. He re- ceived his education at Florence State University, where he obtained his Bachelor's degree in lVlath and History and his lVlaster's degree in Education. Before coming to Cocoa High School, he was a guidance counselor and math teacher at Melbourne High School. Once a sports participant, he considers himself an active spec- tator. lVlr. Houston Trew, Assistant Principal. M- M5 ,im lVlr. Joe Lee Smith, Assistant Principal. 18 Mrs. Elizabeth Dodson, Administrative Assistant in charge of student affairs. New leadership adds novel ideas Mrs. Dodson, the administrative as- sistant of student affairs, has had thir- ty-nine years' experience in the field of education. She received her bache- lor's degree from Central State Teach- ers' College in Oklahoma, and her master's degree from the University of Florida. She was head of the Busi- ness Department from 1957 until 1967, when she became dean of girls. In 1969, she was named the admini- strative assistant of student affairs for the school year 1969-1970. Cocoa High's Curriculum Coordina- tor, Colonel Clifton DeVoe, has been at the school since 1962. Prior to the school year 1969-1970, he taught senior social studies and headed the Social Studies Department. He re- ceived his lVlaster's degree in Educa- tion from Vanderbilt University, and made the United States Army his ca- reer until 1957. Col. Clifton DeVoe, Curriculum Coordinator, an order for new textbooks. fills out ww deans Disciplinar problems are handled Because they were required to main- tain discipline in a school of approx- imately 27OO students, Cocoa High's two deans were busy people. With the increased size of the school, the size of their jobs increased, too. Receiving her bachelor's degree from the University of Utah, lVlrs. lVle- linda Poole became dean of girls for the school year 1969-1970. Coming to CHS in 1964, she worked in the library and the audio-visual room prior to becoming girls' dean. She was re- sponsible for girls' discipline and at- tendance. As dean of boys, lVlr. Bill lVlcGinn disciplined boys, recorded their at- tendance, and also assumed the job of athletic director. He received both his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of North Carolina. Secretary, lVlrs. Ethelyne lVlultop was indispensible to the operation of the deans' office. She kept office records and solved problems before they be- came big. r' 1 1. riei 1 . lVlrs. lVIultop, dean's secretary, goes over attendance records with assistant Terry Troutman. Dean of Girls, Nlrs. Poole, looks up to find out when her next appointment is. 20 Dean of Boys, lVlr. Bill lVlcGinn, takes a break from his busy schedule Efficient scrviccs are provided Mrs. Joyce Cribbs records one of the many messages received everyday at Cocoa High. Mrs. D'Amico checks her balance with Mrs. Anne McGranahan. secretaries Often buried beneath mountains of paper work, Cocoa High's secretaries rendered invaluable services to the school and its students. In addition to their regular duties, they typed the daily bulletin and recorded atten- dance. ln her seventh year at Cocoa High School, Mrs. Snyder, the head secretary and secretary to Mr. Jenkins, was general office supervisor and kept teachers' folders. Returning to Cocoa High for her second year, clerk-typist Mrs. Cribbs was in charge of county requisitions and work orders. For the third year, Bookkeeper Mrs. McGrana- han was responsible for internal ac- counts, handling club requisitions and teachers' payroll. Often accomplishing the seemingly impossible, these secre- taries were nevertheless always willing to help both teachers and students. .4-1 E Setting up Mr. Jenkin's daily appointments is a part of Mrs. Mary Snyder's job. 21 guidance, Vital aid is offcrcd This past year, an integral part of Cocoa High School was the Guidance Department. Director lVlrs. Jane Schnoor and counselors lVlrs. lVlargary Cross, lVlrs. Beecher Whisenant, and Dick Blake counseled students when- ever they had a problem or question. They advised seniors of their credits, helped them choose their college and apply for scholarships, kept students' permanent record files, and ad- ministered tests such as the PSAT, the NlVlSQT, and the Senior Place- ment Test. Assuming the role of vocational counselor this year was lVlr. Joe Walden. Last year's program of voca- tional training at Brevard Junior Col- lege was discontinued, training was now conducted completely at CHS. lndispensible to the Guidance De- partment, secretary lVlrs. Johnson made appointments and kept the of- fice running smoothly. She handled the mountains of paper work that Coach Blake checks over a student's record. flowed through the Guidance office. Guidance Secretary Mrs. Johnson. 22 Mrs. Schnoor prepares for Senior Placement teSt. 'W fc c- i i X mis S if' Q ,fi Vocational Guidance Counselor Nlr. Joe Walden. lVlrs. Whisenant reviews the students asking for guidance 1 In' . guidance Mrs. Cross files the records of each student attending CHS. records of mhgix. 23 custodians They keep CHS running smoothly With the increased size of Cocoa High School, the cafeteria workers and the custodians were required to work harder and more efficiently than ever at their vital tasks. Four lunch lines handled the flow of students through the cafeteria quickly. This year, Cocoa High became the only school in the county to have an un- supervised cafeteria. The almost herculean task of keep- ing the grounds of Cocoa High clean fell to the custodians. Working during and after school hours, they were re- sponsible for the well-kept campus and classrooms. Because the school was so large this past year, their task was especially important, the in- creased number of students made it necessary to maintain many more classrooms. Gene Whitlock, Plant Engineer. FRONT ROW: Dennis Coburn, Ron Hipp, Stan Bourgeois, Bill Spillman, Clara Mae Posey, Charlie Gains, Ben Sanders. BACK ROW: lVlike lVloran, lVlarc Smith, lVlike Sledge, Warren Weeks, John lvlogcicki, Billy Dipple. Mrs. Jo Cousins pn.. Betty Brodeur, Helen Stafford, Kathy Roesch, Shirley Speir, Addie Tucker, Agnes Langley, Jessie Flake, Pearl Price, Dixie Sloan, Peggy Dippel, Doris Broadway. cafeteria Elizabeth Lammi, Linnie Lumley, Carol White, Liza Lyons, Mary Morton, Pat Rob- bins, Eva L'Orango, Agnes Camp, Margie Carter, Ima Philips. X, 25 faculty Betty Jane Abbott James Adams Isabel Adamson Fran Alderman Egon Amarant Skip Arrich Elise Aytes Mildred Ball Faculty vs. students to and va1:s1ty team N Rebecca Baker Carolyn Becker Julia Beckman Susan Belford Larry Blackburn Richard Bleitz Charles Broker Roberta Brooks f lv 26 Bertha Brothers Marta Brown Pat Bull Joe Caruso Nancy Lee Castleberry lVIarveline Collins lVlarilou Cooley Suzan Cotellesse Dorothy Cunningham Jean D'Amico William Davies Judith Dodd Holland Dresser Beuhring Duffy Claire Dummich faculty 27 facu ty Ed Fricker Marcella Fricker Jane Gaynor Ed Gobel Teachers adjust to cumculum changes Carmen Grant Marie Gray Frederick Habegger Steve Harvey Margaret Hendry Stephen Hill Barbara Holzer Thomas Honea John Hotch IVIary Ivery Starlene Jack Deanna Jacobs 28 They relinquish their classes on skip da Sandra Jones James Kimbrel John Kirk Cecelia Kleinfeldt Kenneth Lamb Patricia Lennon Walt Leonhart Lois Linker Lyle Lishka Harry Lloyd Frances Louwerse Ellis Love Carl Lucci Ethel Macey Larry Maier foxes faculty 29 faculty Mr. Philip Emenheiser gains experience as a guid- ance counselor by completing intern requirements at CHS. 'kt Era Marshall Marianne Matthews Fred Mayer Joseph Mazur Ss 'ar wif K c,,'k'1:x.. 3 J!1i?'?' , . M s 1 SK., 5, Frankie McCarty Kay McCullough John McLure Lois McNamara Fred Mitchell Theodore Mosher Betty Mynatt Charles Nicholson i 3 I 30 6 hm! Mark Onesty James Parry Ken Peeples Martha Pelham John Peterson Judy Quick Jerrie Richardson Ned Richardson Henry Ricks Johnny Riley William Sanchez Byrd Sergent Elaine Shook Jean Silbaugh Joseph Silva faculty 31 faculty 32 Hallie Simpson Eddie Smith Leroy Smith Alma Stuart Johnny Taylor Tom Terry Mitchell Tidwell Sophie Trett Catherine Wagoner Bernard White Thomas Wilbourn Mary Williams Tommie Williams Harriet Wolary Marquerite Young Teacher Director ABBOTT, BETTY J. Math, B.A., Marshall University. ADAMS, JAMES M. German, Greek, Philosophy, German Club, Bible Club, B.A., Furman University. ADAMSON, ISABEL I. Biology I, B.S., Georgia State College for Women. ALDERMAN, FRAN Algebra, Geometry, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi. AMARANT, EGON L. Math, Brevard Junior College, Queens College, B.A., Florida State University. ARRICH, SKIP Physics, B.S., Alfred University. AYTES, ELISE Reading, B.A., Tennessee Wesleyan College. BALL, MILDRED American History, Future Teachers of America, B.S., Morris Har- vey College. BECKER, CAROLYN English, Tri-Hi-Y, B.A., Florida State University. BECKMAN, JULIA A. Physical Education, Head of Girl's Physical Education Depart- ment, G.A.A., Anchor Club, Varsity Cheerleaders, B.S., Florida State University, M.A., George Peabody College. BELFORD, SUSAN English, SANDSCRIPT, B.A., University of Florida. BLACKBURN, LARRY K. Driver Education, Wrestling Coach, B.S., West Virginia Universi- ty. BLAKE, DICK Guidance Counselor, Varsity Basketball Coach, Football Coach, Hi-Y, B.S., Claflin University, M.S., Columbia University. BLEITZ, RICHARD A. Modern Chemistry, B.S., University of Miami. BROKER, CHARLES R. Bookkeeping, Typing, Head of Business Education Department, B.S., Pennsylvania State University. BROOKS, ROBERTA Home Economics, Consumer Finance, Head of Home Economics Department, B.S., Oklahoma College for Women. BROTHERS, BERTHA Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America, B.S., Tuskegee Institute. BROWN, MARTA English, Beta Club, Senior Class Sponsor, B.A., Winthrop College. BULL, PATRICIA English, National Honor Society, B.A., University of Florida. CARUSO, JOE Math, Tiger Den Director, B.A., Elon College. CASTLEBERRY, NANCY LEE English, Beta Club, Senior Class Sponsor, B.A., University of Alabama. COLLINS, MARVELINE P. Reading, Claflin College, Louisiana State University. COOLEY, MARILOU Art, Art Club, B.A., Glenville State College. COTELLESSE, SUZAN Language Arts, Tigerette Marching Corps, Junior Class Sponsor, B.S., University of Chattanooga. CROSS, MARGIE Guidance Counselor, B.S., Western Kentucky State University, M.A., New Mexico State University. CUNNINGHAM, DOROTHY Math Analysis, Algebra II, Head of Math Department, Mu Alpha Theta, B.S., Middle Tennessee State University. D'AMlCO, JEAN Audio-Visual Coordinator. DAVIES, WILLIAM H. Mechanical Drawing, B.S., University of Georgia, M.A., University of Georgia. DODD, JUDITH A. O.T.P., Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, A.A., Brevard Junior College, B.A., University of South Florida. DUFFY, BEUHRING H. Ranching, Landscaping, B.S., West Virginia University. DUMMICH, CLAIRE English, B.A., University of Florida, M.A., University of Florida. FRICKER, EDWARD F. Auto Mechanics, Florida State University, University of Pennsyl- vania. FRICKER, MARCELLE A. Geometry, B.A., Queens University. GAYNOR, ANITA F. Algebra I, Geometry, B.S., Livingstone College. GOBEL, ED American History, B.S., West Virginia University, A.A., Potomac State College. GRANT, CARMEN Distributive Education, DECA, B.S.E., University of Florida, M.A.E., University of Florida. GRAY, MARIE French, French Club, B.A., New Rochelle College, M.A., Columbia University. HABEGGER, FREDERICK C. American History, Junior Class Sponsor, B.A., Stetson University. HARVEY, STEVE Metal Shop, B.S., University of West Florida. HENDRY, MARGARET Independent Study. teacher directory HILL, STEPHEN M. Typing, Office Practice, B.S., University of Florida. HOLZER, BARBARA Art, Art Club, B.A., University of South Florida. HONEA, THOMAS E. American History, Contemporary Affairs, B.A., Mississippi Col- lege. HOTCH, JOHN K. Communication, English, B.S., Florida State University. IVERY, MARY B. Social Studies, B.A., Morgan State College. JACK, STARLENE L. Typing, Shorthand, A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College. JACOBS, DE ANN O.T.P., Head of Occupational Training Program, B.A.E., Univer- sity of Florida, M.E.D., University of Florida. JONES, SANDRA E. Spanish, Head of Foreign Language Department, Spanish Club, A.B., Mercer University, M.A.T., University of Florida. KIMBREL, JAMES F. English, Key Club, B.A., Florida Southern College, M.E.D., Rollins College. KIRK, JOHN L. Biology, Head of Science Department, B.S., College of William and Mary, M.A., Murray State University. KLEINFELDT, CECILIA Physical Education, G.A.A., Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Girl's Tennis Coach, B.S., Memphis State University. LAMB, KENNETH L. Comparative Political Systems, Junior Class Sponsor, B.S., Western Carolina University, M.A., Appalachian State University. LENNON, PATRICIA C. Chemistry, B.S., Wake Forest University. LEONHART, WALT Driver Education, Cross Country Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, A.B., Marshall University. LINKER, LOIS J. Biology: B.S., Juniata College. LISHKA, LYLE G. ROTC, ROTC Drill Team. LLOYD, HARRY L. Electronics. LOUWERSE, FRANCES H. Biology, Biology Club, B.S., Florida State University, M.A.T., Role Iins College. LOVE, ELLIS American History, Comparative Political Systems, M.A., Peabody College. LUCCI, CARL A. ROTC, ROTC Drill Team. lVlCCARTY, FRANKIE Reading, B.S., Mississippi State University, M.A., Mississippi State University. 34 MCCULLOCH, JULIA K. Comparative Cultures, Junior Class Sponsor, A.B., Greensboro College. MCLURE, JOHN Marine Biology, B.S., University of Alabama, M.A., University of Alabama. MCNAMARA, LOIS L. English, B.A., Lawrence College. MACEY, ETHEL Library. MAIER, LARRY Physical Education, Football Coach, Baseball Coach, B.S., Uni- versity of Tampa. MAPLES, DWIGHT E. American History, Varsity Football Coach, B.S., Appalachian State University, M.A., Appalachian State University. MARSHALL, ERA Human Relations, B.S., Bradley University. IVIATTHEWS, MARIANNE Home Economics, Senior Class Sponsor, Future Homemakers of America, B.S., Eastern Kentucky University. MAYER, FRED English, Journalism, TIGER GROWL, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Interact Club, Tennis Coach, B.S., Florida Southern Col- lege. MAZUR, JOSEPH Carpentry. MITCHEL, FRED Chemistry, B.S., University of Wisconsin. MOSHER, THEODORE Biology, B.S., Mansfield State College. MYNATT, BETTY Psychology, Paramed Club, B.A., Carson-Newman College. NICHOLSON, CHARLES S. ROTC, Drill Team. NOLTE, JOHN O. Drafting, VICA, University of Florida, Florida State University, M.l.T. ONESTY, MARK Psychology, Student Council, B.A., Columbia University. PARRY, JAM ES Auto Mechanics. PEEPLES, KENNETH Philosophy, Comparative Political Systems, A.A., Brevard Junior College, B.A., Florida Atlantic University. PELHAM, MARTHA DCT, Head of Vocational Department, DCT Club, B.S., Georgia State College for Women. PETERSON, JOHN Biology, Physical Science, B.S., Northern Illinois University, M.A., Adams State College. QUICK, JUDY KAY Shorthand, Typing, A.A.S., Mohawk Valley Community College, B.S., Western Kentucky University. RICHARDSON, JERRIE VOE, FSA, B.S., Western Carolina University. RIcHARosoN, Neo T. I Director Independent Study, B.S., Kansas State College, M.S., Kansas State College. RICKS, HENRY C. English, A.A., Lee College, B.A., George Peabody College, M.A., George Peabody College. RILEY, JOHNNIE MAE Math, B.S., Bethune Cookman College. SANCH EZ, WILLIAM Math, B.S., Florida A 81 M University. SCHNOOR, MARY JANE Guidance Counselor, Head of Guidance Department, B.S., Uni- versity of Daytona, M.S., Wittenberg University. SERGENT, BYRD American History, Head of Social Studies Department, B.S., University of Maryland, M.A., University of Florida. SHOOK, ELAINE Food 8, Nutrition, Modern Family Living, Future Homemakers of America, B.S., Florida State University. SILBAUGH, JEAN English, Lamplighters, A.B., Mercer University. SILVA, JOSEPH ROTC, Rifle Team. SIMPSON, HALLIE Librarian, B.S., Florida A 81 M University. SMITH, EDDIE R. Band, Stage Band, B.M.E., Florida State College. SMITH, LEROY G. Physical Science, Geology: Baseball Coach, B.S., Bethune Cookman College. teacher directory STUART, ALMA Spanish, Humanities, B.A., Furman University, M.A., Florida State University. TAYLOR, JOHNNY American History, B.S., Florida A 8t M University. TERRY, TOM Driver Education, B.S., Florida Southern College. TIDWELL, MITCHELL G. Wood Shop, Head of Industrial Arts Department, B.S., University of Florida. TRETT, SOPHIE Physical Education, G.A.A., B.S., Academy of Physical Educa- tion, M.S., College of Physical Education. WAGONER, CATHERINE R. DE, DECA, A.A., Webber College, B.S., Morris Harvey College. WHISENANT, BEECHER BEATRICE Guidance Counselor, B.A., Talladega College, M.A., Atlanta Uni- versity. WHITE, BERNARD F. Masonry, VICA, B.S., Florida State University. WILBOURN, THOMAS C. Latin, American History, Latin Club, B.A., University of Tennes- see. WILLIAMS, MARY English, Writing I, Head of English Department, National Honor Society, B.S., University of Minnesota. WILLIAMS, TOMMIE J. Reading. WOLARY, HARRIET Librarian, M.A., University of Maine. YOUNG, MARGUERITE A. Typing, Shorthand, Recordkeeping, Business Bachelorettes, B.S., Florida A 8t M University. Mr. Smith leaves the lounge to go to his next class. 35 english Imaginative thinking is spurred For the first time this past year, the English Department offered un- graded English courses. Students chose either English or World Litera- ture, with vocabulary lessons and grammar emphasis as needed. Also new this year was Advanced Place- ment English, which allowed superior students to study British Literature on a college level. For students who needed special help in reading and writing, Communi- cations English was offered. Mechani- cal reading aids were used to develop skills in this area. Also, a lounge area was provided to create a casual at- mosphere where students could read anything they wished. ln addition, speech, drama, writing, and journalism were offered as elec- tives. These courses allowed students to explore and develop their interests in these fields. ln these ways, the English Department helped to give stu- dents the tools they needed for col- lege or everyday life. Cathy Culp and Jerome Brown use a projector to develop reading skills. K ask ' A E 3 e - Q K . V- f A 5 Q By adding anecdotes to his lessons, lVlr. Kimbrel enlivens his world literature class. 36 english To aid understanding ofthe play, Advanced Placement English students listen to a record of Hamlet. , 3? 5 if i J Bill Rouse reads an English assignment. Mrs. Silbaugh corrects literature themes. 37 languages Stepping stones to cultural exchange Cocoa High's Foreign Language De- partment offered a variety of courses to its students. Four years of French, German, Spanish, and three years of Latin were offered. ln addition, Greek I was added to the curriculum this past year. In class, general conversation and grammar were stressed. Spanish stu- dents studied different Spanish cities, and advanced Spanish classes saw movies about life in Spain. German students read both fables and maga- zine articles from this country. French and Roman life were also studied by French and Latin students. In this way, foreign language students learned to understand the life and customs of the land whose language they were studying. Flash cards are a valuable visual aid for evoking conversation in Mrs Marie Gray s French class 38 languages XYW-XE t is as r t , Q . xx fy l German ll students, Dick Belton and Sally Deaver, dis cuss the meaning of German fables. Greek student, Randy Weeks, Writes the Greek alphabet. Spanish teacher, Miss Sandra Jones, leads her first year class in oral class recitation. 39 math My .,,... ,..M.w,M,s.. Ms. v,og.,.,.s,,, WM any ..,, .,,,.t,...s..,t. sms .. W, Wwe Q- 7..,,.., -1-'ww ..W.W.,.,s,W, ..,..s,,,- is M M ww., .... -..WW .t,a,...,... X.,- . -Nw ,... W-x,,..,.,.W.w.-.e A , .W MQWM X, N N .-,mWsst. t, ow..-N ww- K.-.M--... .mt M as W .X .. - N of-s.,,,,p Algebra student Don Brown demonstrates binomial distribution on a model of a hexstat. The compass is an important tool in trigonometry. 40 In math analysis class, Anthony Rivers works with a Tower of Hanoi J math Computauon + comprchcns1on : goals of math Nlath courses were divided into two main areas: college-preparatory and general education. The general educa- tion courses, which included math skills and modern math, enabled stu- dents to learn the basics of this field. Because many students planned to go on to college, the Nlath Department offered many college-preparatory courses. Three years of algebra were offered, with the first and second years emphasizing the development of skills, and the third involving a study of theoryf Plane geometry, was offered to students who had completed Alge- bra I. For students who wanted to study more advanced math, trigono- metry and math analysis were offered. In addition, a calculus class was formed which enabled students to study on both a group and an individ- ual basis. Geometry students watch as Mrs. Fricker explains the process of measuring with a protractor. General math s udent Steve Price goes over the previous night s homework on the blackboard. 41 science ,Hg szervwfltif' , ,, g I In Chemistry I, lVlr. Mitchell demonstrates the effect of heat on zinc and sodium to Sonia Jouseff and Mark Rendle. Using a small size skeleton, Randy Rosier reviews the bone structure. Jodi Jackson adjusts apparatus to produce oxygen while Janet Coombs and Jerry Pastore look on. 42 Sparks i gnite knowledge science Science, which was mainly com- posed of college-preparatory courses, was revised and expanded this past year. Biology l, the only science course required for graduation, was supplemented by Biology ll, a more detailed study of life processes. Res- earch chemistry, a continuation of chemistry stressed individual study of organic and bio-chemistry. Physical science and physics were also offered. Several new courses were added to the department this year as electives. They included geology, physiology, and marine biology. In addition, spe- cial materials courses were offered to students who wished to build a basic foundation for future science courses. By updating old courses and intro- ducing new ones, the Science Depart- ment sought to give students a mod- ern and diversified knowledge of the sciences. Marine biology students, Jim Leinbach and Winnie Smith, observe life in an aquarium. ln physics class, Dick McLaughlin and Jerome Pillus use the slide rule to solve a difficult problem. . , v il f g,,..- '.W------ sts 43 social studies Ties past and present This past year the Social Studies Department strove to inform its stu- dents of both contemporary and past affairs, thus producing interested and well-informed citizens. American His- tory students studied past events in the nation and also analyzed the causes behind the events. ln compara- tive political systems, individuals studied, analyzed, and compared dem- ocracy with other forms of govern- ment. These courses which were re- quired, were supplemented by elective courses such as world history, contem- porary affairs, psychology, and socio- logy. Two new courses, humanities and philosophy, were added as year courses. Richard Robinson earns extra credit in social studies by posting an editorial cartoon on lVlr. Sergents bul letin board. Contemporary affairs students Natalie Valavanis Luan Carnie Ricky Hamilton and Don Stevenson take part in a discussion of a controversial topic 44 social studies Students listen while lVlr. Sergent explains the significance of Harper's Ferry. Taking advantage of the Independent Study Program, Larry Winn catches up on some reading. -+......., Psychology student Gerri Jones studies the characteristics of psychological behavior. 45 fine arts H A Striving for perfection in uniform marching, the band practices hard each day. 46 After making the paper machetiger, Terry Isom applies the first coat of paint fine arts Art student Joi Bauer uses tempera paint to heighten the color of her picture. Creative talent is expressed fiat Q fe' ' WM we . gf' 5' . s ...st X Music and art courses were grouped in the Fine Arts Department. Music courses, which were varied to meet the needs and talents of many indi- viduals, were numerous. Instrumental Music offered training in a specific instrument on an individual or small group basis. To help students enjoy many different types of music, music appreciation and concert chorus were offered. Cocoa Notes and band, which required auditions, were often ex- tended to after school hours. Art courses were also numerous and varied. Students could elect color and design, painting, ceramics, and draw- ing and composition. Perhaps the most important thing art teachers ac- complished was the achievement of self-expression of the student. Denise Herbat uts finishin touches on a charcoal sketch sas YD 8 home economics Prepares girls for future life Homemaking teachers tried to pre- pare their students for the responsi- bilities of a homemaker. Training for every facet of this life was included and covered in the courses offered. Students who wished to learn about nutrition and basic food preparation could elect Food l. ln this couse, stu- dents prepared fairly simple well-bal- anced meals. Food II, a continuation of Food l, allowed students to prepare more difficult dishes and went into greater detail about the value of cer- tain nutrients. ln clothing, students learned the basics of dress construc- tion and then progressed to more diffi- cult garments. Housing, a course in interior decorating was also offered. Modern Family Living, a preparation for marriage, was offered to seniors who wished to complete their prepara- tion for lives as homemakers. For a home economics project, Janet Cain selects a suitable dress pattern. M S 3 - 2 .,t. sas.. 1- 1 -' ' . 1 ss . s - 'aa K fwgx V . t T -,.., . A . st . .... .,,. . Dzisgiiwfsi ,.-f i ' c egg 'A-if ... 134 1' - , X - Hx - es- :A- 'fs::i' ,:fji g. ' s 'Pj A: Qs. X - W L K ' i . - -Q ns, -.i- 3 X 'V-Q f .. ... , ' ss fiiffiffi f r fx- X . 'i - N- NH S ,gif-a ?t'WsWi2jG6'w Q. , . X W... F if-its ' . X fi. gg, . . .. is ft V 1 TJ' ' ' i 1 L' tiki L V' .s.',-,Q V- iw.-. ' N . .W , sk ,., .r W'-Nffw. X Mary Beth Mitchell and Mary Peterson prepare a meal in intermediate cooking. home economics Mrs. Shook explains the correct way to set a table while Gladys Bushy, Donna Everett, Jeanette Hably, and Wanda Broadwell look on. r' Mattie IVIann lays out a pattern for home ec. 49 library Something for In the school library, students could study, read, or just think in its peace- ful atmosphere. Librarians lVlrs. Hallie Simpson, lVlrs. Harriet Wolary, and the many library assistants checked out books for students, kept records and performed other library duties. They also worked to keep the library plea- sant, comfortable, and quiet. News- papers, magazines, a vertical file, rec- ords, and a reference section were all to be found in these rooms. ln addition, new books were constantly being ordered to supplement the many books that already stood on the library shelves. Started last year, the inde- pendent study program was continued, utilizing the southwest end of the li- brary for this purpose. Connected to the library building and operated in conjunction with it was the audio-visual room, in charge of this room and its contents was lVlrs. Jean D'Amico. Many aids to teachers were to be found there. I . Mft. Linda Taylor and Andrew Corn prepare to check out library books 50 business Correct hand position is important for fast and accurate typing. Types out promising career Preparing students to assume roles in the business world was the goal of the Business Department. Typing I and ll acquainted students with the conventions of business correspon- dence and helped them increase their speed. Bookkeeping I and ll, office practice, record keeping, and short- hand also developed skills. Notehand, a semester shorthand course for col- lege bound students, was also offered. Business law and consumer econo- mics taught theories of business lavv and economics and their applications. By electing several of the many varied courses in business education, a stu- dent could gain a basic background in this field. E . Q Claire Brunet places calculations in the files. 51 physical education 1 1 i Boys' P.E. students meet in a football skirmish. X Using a mini-tramp, Debbie Delong executes a pike jump Lois Roby begins her parallel bar routine with a vertical mount. l 52 physical education Coordination and cooperation are stressed By teaching students the skills of a variety of sports, the Physical Edu- cation Department sought to develop each of its students into well-rounded, physically fit individuals. Offering golf, swimming, gymnas- tics, basketball, softball, vollyball, and tennis, Girls' P.E. stressed participa- tion rather than skill. Both individual and team sports were offered, which allowed girls to compete against them- selves and others. Boys' P.E. emphasized ability and its development into skill. Teachers worked out programs which allowed boys to reach goals set for their indi- vidual capacities. P.E. students Danny Doyle and John Murray run track while Coach Sanders looks on. Vicki Saxton spots for Barbara Moore on the vaulting box. 53 i l l l industrial arts Techniques of industry are attamed Students who wished to gain more training in the industrial field could elect one or more of the courses of- fered by the Industrial Arts Depart- ment. Precise measurements and wom- manship were stressed, as high stan- dards were required of workers in this field. Three years of mechanical draw- ing were offered, preparing students for jobs after high school or for study on the college level. Wood Shop I, ll, and lll were offered, as was lVletal Shop Ill, and an advanced class which allowed students to experiment with welding and different machines. Gary Grieves completes a blueprint in class. ms Tom Hendrix completes a drawing in mechanical drawing. To complete his project, Bob Jones uses a wood lathe 54 drivers education Student drivers practice rules s t WNW twig. N W. 5, A . , K ' . . . , ...... ':. 522 of - the - road Training responsible drivers was the object of the driver's education pro- gram, which was offered to students on a semester basis. Immediately upon entering the course, instruction began which enabled students to ob- tain their restricted operator's license. Later, students studied traf- fic laws and the care of an automo- bile. IVlovies were used to help teach defensive tactics. A driver's training simulator was used to teach the skills of driving to students without placing them in an actual traffic situation. Also, students were allowed to practice their driving abilities on a driver's range. Beginning with the second six weeks, students were allowed to drive in traffic. Com- plete attention was required as they learned the skills of a defensive driv- er. . , , git. A ' Cocoa High Driver's Education classes gain practical g g .. 4 experience in backing up at Kennedy Junior High . . - . . driving range. M- 55 vocational Tom Dempsey and Ralph Epps put to use the skills learned in masonry. Vocational students learn to work a mimeograph machine, one of the many tools used in an office. 56 After disassembling a radio in electronics class, Bob Gray and Steve Robinson test the voltage of the batteries. Addcd practice pcrfccts skills Bill Wyre, Robert Rodriguez, Stacy Matthews, and Bill Speir listen atten- tively as lVlr. Harvey points out the various parts of a motor. vocational Classes in the Vocational Depart- ment prepared students for jobs after high school. Training was expanded this year by adding ranching and land- scaping to the traditional curriculum of carpentry, auto mechanics, electri- city, drafting, and masonry. Students who elected the Distributive Education Program and its courses often held part-time jobs, spending their time in school learning the skills needed in their job and the conduct of a suc- cessful employee. Students who wished to obtain sec- retarial jobs could elect V.O.E. CVoca- tional Office Trainingl. V.O.E. was a three-hour course which stressed speedy, accurate typing, shorthand, and correct office procedures. James Donovan arranges the clothing on a manne- quin to gain experience in store window display. 5 f 57 rotc iyiilitary discipline is experienced In its third year at CHS, the ROTC program continued to expand, with this past year's seniors becoming the first at Cocoa High School to complete the full three years of ROTC training. Organized last year, the drill team, rifle team, and girls' unit were con- tinued. The ROTC building, completed last year, contained classrooms, a sup- ply room, weapons room, an office, and a rifle range, supplying students with a comfortable place to learn. With these many and varied aspects of the program, Cocoa High's ROTC was one of the finest in the state. Frank Cosby performs the routine duty of inspecting 8 the troop's guns. Rex Wilson and Mike Lacy meet with Sgt. Nicholson to discuss company problems. vi . K. 58 Q . x5-,'g YOJE C if ign- Inspecting his squad, John Dennard pauses to speak to Rick Edelstein. 1 R r I ,W 1 The drill team stands ready for the Homecoming Parade. ROTC cadets stand ready and take aim during practice in the rifle range. 59 g ww I, 155 U D8CtE5'1azJ V-v., I' o '- K 5- gg 55' ay A fs. Q.. U ' . 82.'t.4f.vi3Q: nil 735 I A ' 57' ,ill .Q-ff s A if 4 Q 'X V .35 ' ,ff 5-if -we xga 'Pfj ,dy gn' . i M 'K or i , an iff ',' L .iff :gi I E14 'V J Special occasions Demanding the best of talents and abilities Requiring extra effort I nl Providing excitement and enjoyable experiences spirit week Varied activities boost Ti get spirits This past year, Spirit Week was or- ganized a little differently. On lVlon- day, seniors amused underclassmen by dressing to the theme of Titusville is a Bummerf' On Tuesday, all stu- dents carried out the theme Tackle the Terriers , on Wednesday, students wore their grubbiest clothes in honor of Grub Day. A new tradition was started on Thursday with Teacher Skip Day, when students who wished, could teach a class. Friday was Colorful Si- lent Day, when students showed their school spirit by wearing orange, black, and white. Everyone remained quiet during the day until the pep rally sixth period. Vivian Marek and Jim Whitley display their s school spirit as they go old on senior grub day. Sophomores Mary Duggan and Apryle Bigam make known their threat to 'Tackle the terriers dur- ing spirit week theme day. 62 s, L'2I..:HE 'LL - . i .. .. spirit week During student teaching day, Barbara Holley gains invaluable experience as a teacher. Jeanne Wescott, Jodi Jackson, and Suanne lmster 'trample the terriers at spirit week pep rally. Bill Lawrence dresses to the occasion on senior grub day. 63 homecoming parade . -S K f.- f . ,iss ' X ' v i i c Q . . . i . L. in K . M ig I kip . s c : i c r A 5 c c lg 4 . . '.' ' 0 r o - 'A1 f X i . w N its . ? 'g1 k f :-- s , ,:, n ::,' M K A K S2154 , K Nl- was i r i as s r c Interact Club places second in float competition with their threat to 'Grind the Rams. With a miniature car, these Tigers Round up the Rams. 64 Presenting a variety of reasons for a victory over the Rams Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y have a third place winning float. homecoming parade Parade scts thc stage for Homecoming '69 , ' X 7 .V -' I 5, zfff - 3 4 i gg ,Q -A, I 5 If .5 Q. ,,,f 5 Homecoming activities began No- vember 22 during the fourth period with the presidents' vvalk-a-thon. Each class president took a step whenever a ten cent donation was made to his class. The race continued all fourth period with the seniors and juniors neck and neck. The class of '71 finally squeezed by the seniors with only a small lead. Friday dawned cold, windy, and rainyg but the inclement weather sub- sided long enough to allow the Homecoming Parade to take place. Crowds lining the streets of the parade route appreciated the colorful beauty of the many entries. Junior Roma E ster helps her class to Barbecue the Ra the Homecoming Parade. The Nlissleland Band prepares to march in the Homecoming Parade. 65 tigergrowl Spirits are ignited at pre game growl Thursday night, November 23, saw the Tiger Growl and bonfire. Despite a pouring rain, a large number of stu- dents came out to support their team. Casting weird shadows from the fire- light, the cheerleaders and band led the songs and cheers. Friday night, amid sporadic bursts of rain, the Homecoming game was played. At half-time, Homecoming Queen Sara Knapp was crowned. The Tigers and their opponents were well- matchedg the game ended in a 6-6 tie. After the game, the beautifully decorated Tiger Den held several hundred students and alumni who danced until two o'cIock to the music of the Split Ends. Enthusiastic fans view the roaring flames of a bonfire Damp weather doesn't dampen the spirited CHS band 66 homecoming dance i Split Ends' drummer rocks out. Homecoming becomes a 'Time for the Tigers Debbie LaVista responds to the vibrating music of the Split Ends. af si 1 , S X s. Lf, . . i - . X E ss--' ' ' , x X -- .. K V E ' ' T . A Sue Earls and escort Eddie Dark enjoy conversation with friends. 67 homecoming queen She Walks in beauty' Suspense accompanied the half- time ceremonies of the Homecoming game, as Student Government Presi- dent Steve Welker announced the 1969 Homecoming Queen: Sara Knapp. Sara also represented Cocoa High at the Apollo Bowl and was chosen from the Brevard high school homecoming queens as Apollo Bowl Queen. An active Tiger, Sara was a varsity cheerleader for two years, and squad captain in her senior year. An ROTC sponsor, she was ROTC Military Ball Queen in her sophomore year. During her junior and senior years she played powderpuff football. Sara also served as sophomore class secretary. Queen Sara Knapp and her escort Mike Downey review the homecoming procedures. L' . , i 3 f. L, M 1 f .. X ,,.. Sara chats with friends at the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Queen Sara Knapp. 68 Princess Sue Earls homecoming court Princess Cathy Clark 69 homecoming count Duchess Gail Wiggins X L Princess Persephone Johnson 70 Princess Pat Roberts My Princess Sa ndy Arrington homecoming court if I . . , , 21, , fa v. 'W 3. 'Rf M. J,-.Y V hw W W unify muff 'WW P' Wnwwfwv 1 ,tum ,UM Countess Joi Ditty Princess Sue Swindell 71 homecoming court Princess Patsi Ditty f X ,, Ii 5 J fy ' X 'I K it Q 1' 3 72 fi' Princess Dianne Beatty sp ,, ,N- f. ,,- , -' xffmxf 1 I 5 -, iw: ' 1. X fi SL, 3' H.: A .ik 5 Q, im ggsg- UK -ff' .-if -- 5... S151 f - fic Q :gf o nnssi c iois -::' l M, -so 1 . ,gg oh ' x x- . A 4 , M if A L ,-t .f . ,yy it he .7 1 A- - ' 5 gg f ki .- : 5 , i I , 5, ,fn ff. K. K . . . , ,, Mis , I ' 2, Q u ' 5 4 ' ' :Q rf 4 - :A ' . ' 4 , 1 A , . . ., i X -. . , I . 5 - ' ,325 Q5 . . -f . ff ' 5 'J , 1 ' gn-fee gf - 5, ' ff fi ' f J - sf . - as vi 1 1 -g 5 i I , . 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The game soon resumed, ending in a senior victory of 13-8. After the game, a Sadie Hawkins dance was held in the old Tiger Den. Students could get hitched with rings from soda containers. Lee Hip- pensteel was chosen Miss Sadie Hawkins, and Heather Pastore de- signed Sam Henderson's winning most edible corsage. Senior Managers Janis Pearson, Sue Swindell, Gail Guttery. Junior Managers Leigh Geiger, Debbie Bacca, Wanda Harrell, Susan Hood. 74 Julie Carroll and Evelyn Van Orman cheer for their team as the juniors score a touchdown. powderpuff Seniors. FRONT: Penny Leto, Vivian Marek, Mary Jo Thrash, Gail Pastore, Beckii Peacock, Diane Essenpreis, Sheila Maloney, Fran Carbonell, Judy Kerley, Pat Thomas, Paula Hill, Debbie Terek, Kathy D'Amico. SECOND: Jane Roth, Jene Hall, Barbara Veatch, Peggy Mickey, Carol Steir, Ann Greene, Martha Gregory, Gail Porter, Jane Mosely, Jill Butler, Nancy Henderson, Ellen Schutz, Jean Knight, Marcia Evans, Betty Yawn. STANDING: Sue Webster, Cathy Clark, Carolyn Stansfield, Karen Stallard, Diane Beatty, Mary Beth Mitchell, Colleen Bryan, Joi Bauer, Lesta Carroll, Mary Heitzman, Wilma Crowe, Denise Winnett, Nancy Bowen, Julie Hamilton, Linda Smith, Wanda Broadwell, Patsy Adams, Mary Peterson, Red Preacher, Jackie Moore, Patsi Ditty, Dana Harden, Sara Knapp. X 1 j' ' JAN: .,,. . Juniors. FRONT: Sue Goodson, Missy Williams, Sue McDonald, Vicky Pickett, Sheila Mixer, LaRue Brewer, Linda Thompson, Brenda Presson, Shirley Robertson, Debbie Hawkins, Bebo Branson, Janet Hunter, Lee Hippensteel. SEATED: Roma Eyster, Sharon Chevis, Debbie Knoss, Gina Weigal, Dorine Palombi, Venet Williams, Linda Lyons, Yvonne Bradford, Carol Bergquist, Julie Sims, Teresa May, Sue Kessinger, Kathy Tompkins, Debbie Davis, Claire Brunet, Janet Barnett. THIRD: Robin Rogers, Karen Wical, Val Raimondo, Jackie Craig, Kathy Williams, Gail Bohannon, Jennie Hays, Alicia Kenaston, Susan Hilton, Geri Jones, Teresa DeVault, Janet Coombs, Debi Ehrhardt. FOURTH: Julie Carroll, Sandy Demby, Joi Ditty, Karen Clark, Evelyn Van Orman, Debbie Fleckinger, Terry Kelsey, Edna Wells, Dora Hill, Pat Wilson, Beverly Baker, Lou Ann Rollins, Carol Duncan, Sherri Adams, Mary Krobot, Lois Cagle, Becky Hackler, Kathy Thompson. BACK. Martha Kernan, Lou Ann Carney, Lou Ella Hoover, Lynn Bartberger, Debbie Scott, Diane Haller, Cindy Journey, Betsy Cantrell, Gail Will, Connie Vondrell, Joan McCuen, Lois McDonald, Linda Long, Barbara Williams, Kerry Millsy Ann Laughlin, Sherry Seymour, Diane Dixon. F gc Pxdxrf .Ek : . X. xx .. C i i. , Y 75 powderpuff Dianne Beatty charges down the field to gain yardage for the seniors, as Teresa De- Vault tries desperately to get by blocker Judy Kerley. Doug Lively entertains fans at halftime. Karen Stallarcl carries the ball towards the goal for class of '70, closely followed by defender Susan Hilton. Senior coaches Craig Hartman, Lyn Parlier, Dale Stewart, Paul Wilson. 76 powderpuff Junior coaches. KNEELING: Leo Fain, Billy Brannen. STANDING: Johnny Clemens, Todd LeRoy, Skeeter Jenkins, Gervin Skinner, Tommy Vandergrift. 6 Senior cheerIeaders.FRONT: Donny Blackmon, Jim Jones, Sam Henderson. BACK: Tom Hendrix, Jim Whit- ley, Steve Welker. Kathy Tompkins, Teresa DeVault, Colleen Bryan, and Mary Jo Thrash await referee Hotch's toss. Junior cheerleaders. FRONT: Ronnie Kazmirski, Jeff Rice, Larry Fleckinger, Rick Thornton, Glenn Waltz, John Dennard. BACK: Jim Vignoli, Brad Stein, Dan Wells, Tim Cockrell. 77 Doug Moist looks at Shawn lVlc- Daniel as she s about to gulp down Jim Jones observes the last big race between Donny Blackmon Gene Hinton and John Denard. ,f T1gcrs go ape on Banana Day On February 10, swarms of students gathered around the patio to observe or compete in the Banana Day con- test, which was sponsored this year by the class of '71. Anyone who wished to compete paid 25 cents for a chance to line up at the end of the patio, run to the other end, and devour bananas. Each person's time was recordedg the top three boys and the top three girls competed again during halftime of that night's basket- ball game. Each of the six finalists again demonstrated their skill at gob- bling up bananas, with Donny Black- mon and Sue Earls finally chosen as champion banana eaters. Banana eating champs, Donny Blackmon and Sue Earls U if ,w vp Jo Ann Pickett concentrates on eating her banana. banana day J! ., ,f jf I Mary Krobot and Roma Eyster compete to finish their banana first. '-mm... Debbie Batts forces down the last of her banana. Donny Blackmon struggles to swal- low his banana and rush to the finish line. xl W... .ss - 'atv K , .. ,rfigqi N N 79 senior class play Scmors satirizc English customs Organized, directed, and produced by the Class of '70, the senior class play, See How They Run , an English comedy, was performed March 19-20. A satire on English customs, the play was intriguing to obsenfe. Casting be- gan in mid-February and practice immediately after casting was com- pleted. Seniors not only contributed their thespian abilities, but were re- sponsible for the publicizing of the event. While the actors were learning lines and cues for action on stage, costumes were being made and props prepared behind the scenes. Members of the senior class worked hard to put on a professional show: it was apparent in their performance on opening night. Mike Krawic and Leslie Marshall discuss their lines during a pause in rehearsal. Beth Krywic practices a violent scene with Debbie Bush. Director Craig Lee talks to costume coordinator Jackie Meyer Serif gl -i -- - 'i ,, senior class play l l Mike Krawic, Mike Williams, Leslie Ma rshall, Steve Friend, and Eric Linden rehearse a scene after school. l I 5 Leslie Marshall looks on as Mike Williams reads over a scene. 4 ,5, 1 N fr i i , X Producer of See How They Run, Bob Hood. 81 l X 1 heaven n hell dance .ky I Umquc dance ushers in second semester r A On January 22, between the first and second semesters, the Student Government Association sponsored the Heaven and Hell dance. Heaven signified the fact that the first semes- ter was over, and Hell signified the second semester yet to come. Held in the old Tiger Den, the dance floor was divided into two parts, Heaven and Hell . Each side served its own refreshments, the Heaven side serving angel food cake and cold drinks, and the Hell side serving devil food cake, deviled ham sandwiches, and hot drinks. Tapes were provided for dancing. f :fri .... ,,,,,, ,M 5, ,,s,, is A ,X I W ' 7911 6 F, ,,r Student council members, Angie Anderson and Gina Wiegel, serve punch at the refreshment stand. Debbie Donovan enjoys dancing at the Heaven and Hell dance. Students dance to the soul sounds of Bob. Luann Carney and Mike Wintz enjoy refresh- ments at the dance. faculty vs. varsity Student-facult blunders amuse crowd Mr. Mayer 1121 anxiously watches the basket. Laughter echoed throughout the gym as the Varsity Basketball team played the faculty members and the Varsity cheerleaders opposed the women faculty members, who were also cheerleaders for the men faculty players. Both games were filled with humorous antics of the participants and spectators, as the players used unorthodox means to obtain points. The students - varsity basketball - won their game, but the teachers - women faculty members - overpow- ered their opponents in the second game. The game was held to raise money for new basketball uniforms and took place sixth period. Roger Howard f43l keeps a close guard on Mr. Knuckles. Eugene Miller 1153 stands by as Bruce Eaddy f35l attempts a free th row. 83 -.. 1 Q Wg . K M? .J,- 6 ,S gf, We i : .r ? 5 RGANIZATIONS Joining a part of our lives Participating in activities Broadening our interests Gaining enlightenment through experiences 85 student goverment association xxx., Chairmen of Activities Debbie Scott, Phil Kocol. cocoa most scuoot f5qwfif ,T2, . Treasu rer Sandy Arrington - i7't'5w A! .V , xt! az, W i Parliamentarian Fred Bohlen Chairman of Communication Kathy Cully, Chairman of Opinion Beth Krywick 86 student government association New names, changes, improvements Secretary Lee Hippensteel Vice-President Tom Hendrix Members of the Student Govern- ment Association had much to ac- complish after their election to their respective positions in lVlay of 1969. Listening to frequent remarks that Student Council was outdated and in- active, the newly-elected officers changed their name to Student Gov- ernment Association and accom- plished the formidable task of updat- ing and often rewriting areas of the constitution. Also two new positions, chairman of opinion, who kept a stu- dent information center in the cafe- teria, and chairman of communica- tion, who published a student news- letter, were added to help relieve the burden of work. SGA's biggest project of the year was Homecoming. The result of this energy and organization was one of the most successful Homecomings in Cocoa High's history. President Steve Welker 87 88 class officers Senior class officers Sue Earls iTreas.i, Cathy Clark iSec.J, Steve Friend iVice Pres.J, Bob Hood iPres.J. Junior class officers Val Raimondo iSec.i, Steve Bancroft Nice Pres.i, Madeline Davidson iPres.i, Kathy Tompkins iTreas.i. - ,F ,K K X, Y. Sophomore class officers Tommy Kocol iPres.J, Angie Anderson iVice Pres.J, Joey Hails iSec.J, Julia Jones iTreas.J. l Senior Senators Beckii Peacock, Suanne lmster, Karen Stallard, Debbie Batts, Penny Leto. I Junior Senators Dan Wells, Mary Krobot, Barbara Wil- liams, Jennie Hays, Gina Weigal, Bebo Branson. Sophomore Senators John West, Laurel Carman, Cheryl Hardy, Debbie Crum, Jan Wells. senate 89 icc i FRONT ROW: Debbie lVloehle, Ann Nlee, Sherry Adams, Sue Chaille, Persephone Johnson. BACK ROW: Sheila lVlaloney, Janice Jackson, Leroy Johns, Dale Stewart, Ronnie Zarbaugh, Bob Hood. Clubs share student government role Composed of representatives from each school organization, the Inter- Club Council strove to prevent dupli- cation of club activities and to schedule these activities to avoid conflict. The officers and representa- tives of this organization planned an activities calendar for the year, scheduling each club activity at the best time for all. To help bolster school spirit among club members, ICC sponsored three beautification days, when each organization was as- signed a small part of the campus to clean up. FRONT ROW: Sandy Arrington fTreas.l, Lee Hippen- steel fSec.J. BACK ROW: lVlr. Mark Onesty lSponsorl, Tom Hendrix CPres.l. FRONT ROW: Jan Wells, Bebo Branson, lVladeline Davidson, Natalie Valavanis, lVIaiy Peterson, Laurie Downey. BACK ROW: Fred Bohlen, John Bartosek, Jim Whitley, Steve Lauer, Dan Wells. 90 w Z, '- house of representatives FRONT ROW: Carol Harper, Debbie Donovan, Kathy Fleckinger, Linda Thompson, Karen Hamm, Jackie Meyer, Debbie Davis, Kerry Mills, Mary Eschbach, Laurie Downey, Many Beth Mitchell, Brenda Presson, Faye Philman. BACK ROW: Julia Jones, Lou Ann Rollins, Jodi Jackson, Cathy Hamilton, Janet Nolan, Tony Larsen, G. P Schmahl, Lee Lowenthal, Jim Moseley, Jim Vignoli, Steve Lauer, Dana Harden, Jim Whitley. They spread the Word At the beginning of the school year each homeroom elected a representa- tive to the House of Representatives. These delegates attended bi-monthly meetings to discuss the activities of the student government and then re- port their findings to their home- rooms. Representatives organized a canned food drive for needy families and sponsored the door-decorating contest at Christmas. Each representative or- ganized the project in his homeroom, and the winning class received a cake. Throughout the year, homeroom rep- resentatives strove to keep the lines of communication open between stu- dents and their government. FIRST ROW: Julie Hamilton, Gwendolyn Davis, Heidi Jensen, Rosemary Bill, Karen Hamm, Marsh Hillstrom, Dorothy Rivers, Donna Gibson. SEC- OND ROW: Alan Speir, Gayle Pastore, Colleen Bryan, Ellen Schultz, Karen Stallard, Ann Green, Sue Melcher, Karen Wical, Sheila Mixer, Terry Trout- man, Linda Lyons. THIRD ROW: Pat Howard, Beckii Peacock, Ken Hartling, Glen Pelham, Duane Roach, John Yoder, Harry Johnson, Skeeter Jenkins, Mickey Harbert, John Smith, Charles McCulloh. 91 national honor society Scholarship is stressed Recognizing scholastic achieve- ment, National Honor Society partici- pated in scholarship-centered proj- ects. Members vvorked on tape re- cordings to aid blind students in their studies and inducted new members second semester who had held a 3.8 average during the preceding five semesters. The year's most important project was the operation of the bookstand. Members operated it in front of the library each day during lunch, using the profits to give two S100 scholar- ships to B.J.C. N. Fred Bohlen lPres.J, John Bartosek KV. Pres.J, Debbie Moehle iSec.l, Linda Smith fTreas.D. FRONT ROW: Ann Mee, Holly Jensen, Debbie Terek, Jane Roth, Sue Murphy, Beth Wortman. , BACK ROW: Tom Hendrix, Anthony Rivers, Phil Kocol, Steve Lauer, Bob Hood. 92 national honor society nn: lvl Teresa Lyles, Alice Kelly, Debbie Palmer, Debbie Bush, Linda Batronis, Jan Schutz, Janice Glover, Mark Ehrhardt. FRONT ROW: Colleen Bryan, Sue Webster, Margaret Pillus, Sue DuGoff, Steve Richard Turner, Don Beeson, David Coleman, Roy Laughlin. l 2 Martha Kernan pauses to look over the NHS bookstand. Welker, Janet Phillips. BACK ROW mu alpha theta V . VWKNM 3 Jane Roth iSec.J, John Bartosek CV. Pres.l, Tom Hendrix iPres.l, Margaret Pillus iTreas.l, Debbie Moehle iHist.l. Products of mathematical achievement Mu Alpha Theta's Parabolize the Rams placed fourth in Homecoming Parade competition. Extending the knowledge and en- joyment of mathematics beyond the textbook and the classroom was the purpose of Mu Alpha Theta. Members of this club participated in a few money-making projects and district meetings and tutored students who wished assistance in math after school. Mu Alpha Theta members worked hard on their Homecoming float, earning fourth place for their efforts. Later in the year new members, who held a B+ average in five semesters of college preparatory math and a 3.0 i overall average, were inducted at a banquet. K, i W: u 2 I 3 xi at ff X X 1 SEATED: Don Brown, Richard Timmons, Anthony Rivers, Mark Ehrhardt, Doug Ebenlvein, Bob Hood, David Coleman, Shirley Courtney, Barry Signorelli, Carlos Gonzales. STANDING: Steve Welker, Phil Kocol, Alice Kelly. fha, fsa, fta Maxwell. 3 ompson, Donna l FHA. Wanda Broadwell, Marilyn Preacher, Donna Smith, Janie Glover lVice Pres.J, Andrea Wilson, Wynell Bradley, Charlotte C f f t re nitcs club members i l l N AX i M! ...f-Af FSA. Marilyn Preacher, Wanda Broadwell lTreas.l, Nancy Cole, Donna Smith lVice Pres.J, Denise Winnett, Linda Th Scott, Janet Phillips, Michelle Miller, Dianne Beatty lSec.J. FTA. Betty Yawn lPres.l, Shirley Courtney lTreas.J, Patsy Adams, Liz Hopp lSec.J, Sherry Adams, Margaret Duncan, Sarah Parrish lVice Pres.l. l i W? beta club Academic achievement is required Dedicated to the promotion of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service of Cocoa High School and the community, the fifty-five member Beta Club participated in various pro- jects throughout the year. The club's first project was their Homecoming float, using the theme, Jam the Rams. Beta members also partici- pated in the three beautification days sponsored by ICC. Later in the year, they planned and sponsored their an- nual Christmas party for under- privileged children. Because Beta members paid for their service projects from their ovvn treasury, a money-making project was also needed. By selling cookbooks, members obtained the money needed to sponsor more service projects. At the end of the year, a delegation from the club attended the state convention in Jacksonville, where they learned . about the activities of other Beta c clubs in the state. A Beta Tigers contribute ram jam to SEATED: Barbara Williams, Phil Kocol, Debbie Scott, Bob Hood, Carol Bergquist, John Bartosek. STANDING: Teresa Snyder, Lois Stanton, Sue DuGoff, Penny Leto, Sue Chaille, Connie Vondrell, Gerry Jones, Teresa Jenkins, IVIona Hackler. . , 1 r ' ' Homecoming Parade 96 beta club SEATED: Mary Krobot, Thomas Hall, Jeff Johnson, Julia Nall, Diane Ebersole, Donna Smith, Diana Ried, Lindsay Bush. STANDING: Beth Wortman, Deb- bie Bush, Jean lVlee, Randy Steadman, Dick Belton, Sheree Morrison, Rosemary Gartner, Paula Crawford, Julia Jones. 97 anchor Penny Leto iTreas.l, Sandy Arrington lSec.l, Debbie lVloehle lPres.l, Bar- bara Williams lV. Pres.l. Anchors -- a Wa of hclpmg 98 Members of Anchor Club were re- quired to be veritable paragons of energy and organization. New mem- bers, who were required to have a 3.2 average, were inducted early in the year. All members then partici- pated in fruitcake sales and the three beautification days, and collected for the Cancer Drive, Leukemia, and the Heart Foundation. To promote school spirit, Anchors distributed Lick lVlel- bourne stickers during the week be- fore the Cocoa-Melbourne football game. They also served coffee and donuts to faculty members on teacher workdays. Serving the community, Anchors participated in a safety program and made Easter baskets for retarded children. They also sold Valentine roses to students at school. SEATED: Kathy Thompkins iSoph. Dir.l, Craig Butler lfirst Matel. STANDING: Linda Smith lSr. Dir.l Tom Hendrix fAdmiralJ, Debbie Scott Ur. Dir.l. anchor --.,, SEATED: Sue Webster, Colleen Bryan, Sherry Richert, Lindsay Bush, Laurie Downey, Debbie Louwerse, Jean Mee, Susan Hilton, Amy Brown, Mary Eschbach. STANDING: Jennie Hays, Carol Bersquist. Angie Anderson, Sandy Demby, Debbie Bacca, Debbie Davis, Beth Wortman, Jane Roth, Ann Mee, Debbie Bush. Bebo Branson weeds the planter that Anchor Club is in charge of on Beautification Day. 99 lampl ighters College life is explored and studied Girls who planned to attend college and had earned a 3.2 average were invited to join Lamplighters. Besides participating in many service projects throughout the year, the club's mem- bers also learned about what to expect at college. Serving the school, the thirty-eight member club participated in three beautification days and planned other projects to serve the community. Lamplighters also sponsored an Easter party for the Head Start children. At the club's program meetings, speakers gave the members informa- tion regarding colleges and career choices. .v Lamplighters lasso second place in the homecoming parade Beth Krywick lPres.l, Sandy Demby lVice Pres.J, Debbie Davis lSec.l, Liz HODD lTreas.J. 100 lamplighters .S 2 f , .. , , Sara Parrish, Carol Bergquist, Julie Sims, Persephone Johnson, Susan Hilton, Louella Hoover, Jackie lVleyer. KNEELING: Mary Krobot. LaRue Brewer, Debbie Bacca, Diane Ebersole. SEATED: Debi Ehrhardt, Cathy Clark, Janet Coombs, Betty Yawn. STANDING: Sandy Demby, Debbie Batts, Sue Earls, Jean lVlee, Gail Porter, Ann Green. Q, ,V M171 ...af Wanda Harrell, Sue Chaille, Jennie Hays, Barbara Williams, Debbie Scott. l01 key club Keys to community service Working in affiliation with the Ki- wanis Club, Key Club accomplished much this past year. A C average was required for membership into the boy's service club. Members partici- pated in the ALSAC program, a drug abuse program, and the United Fund collection. One Saturday they pumped gasoline at all the BP stations in the area. This project netted 35100, some of which was given to the cheerlead- ers for uniforms. Because the club was affiliated with the Kiwanis Club, two members attended the Kiwanis meetings each month. Different members attended each time, reporting to the Kiwanis Club of Key Club activities. Sam Henderson participates in beautification day by helping to clean the area assigned to him. FRONT ROW: David lVlclVlillian, Roland Fender, David Alexander, G. P. Schmahl, David lVlcNeiI. BACK ROW: Phil Jamieson, Shawn lVlacEntee, Tony Larsen, Randy Rosie, Howard Brunet. 102 '5 . , ,,.. , if if . 4 Q41 T .O key club l FRONT ROW: Steve Bancroft, Jim Vignolli, David Gustashaw, Kevin Murdock, Dan Wells. BACK ROW: Jim Eavey, Lee Stewart, Thomas Griffith, Bob Hood, Mike Krawic. Their help aids leukemia fund Gary Tompkins lSoph. Class Dir.J, Craig Hartman CV. Pres.J, Ronny Zarbough lPres.l, Val Raimondo lSweetheartJ, Sam Henderson lSr. Class Dir.l, Mr. Kim- brel lSpon.l, Dwight Hutchinson lSec.J, Randy Steadman, lTreas.l. 103 interact -,--1 E. Dick Belton fTreas.J, Craig Butler Nice Pres.J, Dick lVlcLaughlin lPres.J, Fred Mayer lSponsorl. Skipper Simpson, Keith Hannay, Mark Boutelle, Jim Beers, Phil Kocol, Steve Friend, George Herman, Steve lmMasche. 104 interact . i , 5 Mike Brannen, Chris Chaille, Dennis Beers, Tom Kocol, Steve Anderson. Interaction between school and community 15- Members of Interact, a boy's serv- ice club, performed many services for school and community. Each of the thirty-five members was also a mem- ber of one of three committees: school service projects, community service projects, and fund-raising projects. The club has traditionally sponsored the salute board in front of the cafe- teria, which recognized an outstanding student or group of students each week. To raise funds, they also spon- sored the Tricycle Race for the second year in a row. Sewing the community, members fixed toys at Christmas for underprivi- leged children. Interact members also performed a school service by partic- ipating in the three beautification days. X. c . K ft M ,..,,,. mf, Q . .K .K r Q 'Y - 'Q ff 1 . . . .i I NT. ' Capturing second place in Homecoming competition, Interact . A-' .7 1 1 ,il ffl J ' - ti - Club members Grind the Rams. Powell, John Va nderhagen. Bill Brannen, Skeeter Jenkins, Bill ihly l hi-y, tr- - They Work together for others Debbie Nickerson CPub.J, Georgia Brewton CSg't.-at-armsl, Tori Harwood CSec.l, Sara Malone CV. Pres.l, Carol Steir lPres.J, LaRue Brewer lTreas.l, Iris Sundell tHist.l, Kathy Anderson lICC rep.J, Jane Mosely CChap.J. Dedicated to the ideals of Christian character and service, Hi-Y strove to put these theories into practice. Both Hi-Y and its sister club, Tri-Hi-Y, were sponsored by the YMCA, and the two clubs worked closely together to ac- complish their goals. Members often turned to the YMCA sponsor for help in planning their activities. Members of the two clubs came up with an ingenious theme for their homecoming float, using signs of the zodiac to illustrate the idea. Their clever planning was rewarded with third place. As a money-making proj- ect, the two clubs also sponsored a car smash, where students could bang away on old cars with a sledge hammer. 106 Garry Turner, Steve William, Jim Whitley, Mr. Dick Blake CSponsorl, LeRoy Johns, Donnie Blackmon, Jeff Mechlin. Wanda Broadwell, Marilyn Preacher, Mary Peterson, Mary Beth Mitchell, Donna Scott, Heidi Fuller, Terry Fern, Melissa DeWitt, Nancy Catalfamo. 5 ' 3 ni Q? X i Tri-Hi-Y Conquers the Rams for a winning homecoming float. Sue Tillotson, Billie Scott, Tori Harwood, Kam Cowall, Bonnie Carpenter, Joyce Clendenen, Diane Cardinale, Ann Williams, Donna Meekins. tri-hi-y 107 latin and french Foreign language accents club activities Members of the language clubs Ll , centered most of their projects around the promotion of a better understand- ing of the French or Latin culture, language, and people. Both clubs sponsored bake sales and entered a car in the Homecoming Parade. To learn more about French life, speakers were invited to French club meetings to talk to members about the people and culture of France. An annual din- ner where members dined French style was a high point of the year. Latin members studied Roman life and dined Roman at the end of the year, with the sophomores acting as servants. The French Club Ropes the Rams during the homecoming parade. Latin Club. SEATED: Woody Dotson iTreas.l, Becky Lealman, Lynn Bartberger lSec.l, Richard Turner, Bill Podkowa lPres.l, Alicia Kenaston, Donna Smith, Roy Laughlin, Ann Witte CVice Pres.l, Doug Lively. STANDING: Sherry Richert, Terry Ramsey, Julia Nall tProg. Dr.J, Jeff Robinson, Drew Schmidt, Richard Gremlin, Don Beeson, Sue Chaille. French Club. Barbara Aus- tin, Nancy Catalfamo, Bar- bara Williams, Shawn MacEntee lVice Presb, Le- Land Chemerys, Ruth Hen- ton, Betsy Cantrell lPres.l, Charlotte Maxwell, Joyce Clendenen iSec-Treas.l, Susan Wilcox, Mary Hadox. 108 . N. A-i ltW Qifiesaa, s , ,Lf 7, - V. A SEATED: James Blackmon, Bill Podkowa, Kathy Gray, Regie Williams, Bill Ross, Dan Wells lPres.l, Amy Brown, Missy Williams, Wayne Trible. STANDING: lVlr. Frederick Habegger fSponsorl. n the move to more colorful act1v1t1es Members of the Art Club were kept busy with the many projects the or- ganization undertook this past year. They maintained the landscaped area outside the art room, went on field trips to museums, and exhibited some of their work around the school. National Art Week was held early in the year, and members responded to the planned activities enthusiasti- cally. One day, they carried paper bags during the school day and picked up litter found around the campus. They also made and sold unusual items for their annual Christmas Bazaar. Anyone who was interested in chess was welcome to join the chess club. The club entered a car in the Home- coming Parade, decorated to the theme of Checkmate the Rams. At meetings, members studied strategy and tested new skills in games be- tween members. Barbara Knight, Shirley Courtney, Bruce Crutch field, Rose Vargas, Heather Gibson, Gina Flores drama Enlarged club makes thc scene One of Cocoa High School's newest clubs, Drama Club began the year by electing officers and participating in the first of lCC's three beautification days. Members made plans to partic- ipate in the club's production of Harvey , which was scheduled for the spring of 1970. A high point of the year was the Florida Thespian Society Conference, held this past year at Brevard Junior College on February 5, 6, and 7. Members of drama organizations from all over the state met at BJC to dis- cuss and exchange ideas and learn new and better methods of produc- tion. Jim Whitley tPres.J, Sue Smith tSec.l, Bishop Rob- inson tVice Pres.l, Colleen Lyons tTreas.I. SITTING: Linda Green, Sarah Malone, Sherri Dean, Karen White, Janice Jackson, Donna Scott, Teresa Croix, Valeri Shown, Debbie La Vista. STANDING: Mary Heitzman, Liz Graybill, Diane Gay. Persephone Johnson, Sue Chaille, Jo Ann Utberg, Kathy Gray, Gerald Dalton, Betty Gibson, Mary Nugent, James Blackmon. M1333 ,,,,, V biology and science Biology Club. Diana Reid lParI.J, Sally Deaver lHist.J, Ben Hill lVice Pres. of Pub.7, Alicia Kenaston llvlember. Chb, Donna Smith lCorres. Sec.J, Roy Laughlin lPres.J, Anne Witte lSec.J. They magnify scope of life The Biology Club participates in home- coming by Worming the Rams. Open to all students interested in science, the Science Club was a new club which performed a service to the school by cleaning and repairing sci- ence equipment. The club worked on the unusual project of constructing an air car. Biology Club was a more specia- lized form of the Science Club. The club worked on an entry in the Home- coming Parade and took several field trips. Members also showed their school spirit by attending away foot- ball games as a group. Pres.D, Teresa St. Croix lSec Treas.i. Science Club. Bobby Pember ton, Clyde lVlcArthur, Tom J Moody lPres.l, John Fike, Dan Cleckey, Janice Jackson lVice 111 dct Secretarial field is expanded Members of the Diversified Coop- erative Training Club strove to pro- mote the growth and better under- standing of vocational training and to foster a spirit of cooperation between employer and employee. Girls who held part-time jobs, attending school half a day and working a half-day in accordance with the school program, were automatically members of the club. Since members' other activities were limited because of their jobs, girls and their sponsors met once a month for a luncheon. They also at- tended district meetings and sent a delegation to the state convention. At the end of the year, members and their employers were honored at a banquet. 5 3 iii lVlrs. Pelham lSponsorl, Pat Wimberly lChap.l, Brenda Beagle lSec.l, Nlar sha Williams tPres.l, Betty Wilson tReporterl, Sue Taggart CTreas.l, Carol Houchin CHist.l. SITTING: Pam Tilley, Bonnie Jones, Pat Wright. STANDING: Charlotte Gibson, Pam Jennings, Pat Brooks, Eileen Dingman, Casandra Phenicie, Gwen Strickland, Cindy Price, Alta Chand- ler, Ethylene Smith, Maxine Taylor, Donna Koenig, Bonnie Matejeck. 112 fl Q9 Work experience adds to clubs advantages Students who choose D. E. as an elective automatically became mem- bers of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. These students at- tended school half a day and worked a half day. Because their extra-curric- ular activities were limited by their jobs, members met monthly for a luncheon. Speakers were invited, they gave interesting and informative talks on business-related fields. In class, D. E. students learned the basics of good employer-employee re- lations. Instructors tried to instill in each individual self-reliance and an understanding of human relations. FRONT ROW: Norma Dixon, Kathy Hamilton, Brenda Biddle, Chris Jordan, Karen Hillstrom, Barbara Franklin, Wanda Phelps, Jenny Scott. BACK ROW: David Phelps, Doug Conant, Mike Abbott, Charlie Mendez, Bobby Jones, Richard Gerlach, Preston Galloway, Steve Ball, James Brake. FRONT ROW: Joanie Windom, Janice Smith, Brenda Wicker, Alice Inman, Sandra Williams, lVlary Ann Williams. BACK ROW: Jimmy Brown, Johnny Stovall, Jimmy Crews, Wayne Bettencourt, Gary Powers, Glen Pelham, Leonard Adams. MSQFSQES - 3 gig ggi? g t i lVIr. White explains the procedure of putting oh a tie to Margo Smith. 'II3 vica Vocational interests are explored Members of the Vica, or the Voca- tional lndustrial Clubs of America, strove to gain a better understanding of the various industrial trades, espe- cially drafting and engineering, by meeting with members of industry. A float was entered in the Homecoming Parade, and members participated in a school clean-up. They sponsored a bake sale and a car smash as fund- raising projects. Vica helped the school during the first few months of the year by selling parking stickers to students. They also sponsored a party at Christmas. IVlr. Nolte tSponsorl, Gerry Turner, Bob Gray, Danny Self, Diane Duncanson, lVlr. White tSponsorl. SEATED: Jim Carrier tPres.l. STANDING: Jim Peagano t2nd Vice Pres.l, Mr. Nolte tSponsorl, Nlr. White tSponsorl, Connie Newstead iSec.l, Bob Moore tParl.l, Paula Hill, Gil Whitlock tlst Vice Pres.l, Bill Eastman 64th Vice Pres.l, Dale Stuart tTreas.J, Paul Blake t3rd Vice Pres.l. 114 business bachelorettes ' 'fx 'sf' ,K s is is ' Persephone Johnson CPres.l, Wanda Harrell CV. Pres.l, Andrea Wilson CSec.l, Miss Marguerite Young CSponsorl, Miss Judy Quick tSponsorl. Business and pleasure combined Extending business services to all students was the purpose of the new- ly-formed club, Business Bache- lorettes. Members attended camp- outs, and they also went on several field trips, where members learned about the business and business pro- cedures. Being newly-formed, how- ever, the club's treasury was empty. Members participated in several money-making projects, which raised funds considerably. - .t-. , . Members of Business Bachelorettes participate in 1- we xi. ri - . , miespi iit .ears WY , r their club's first Homecoming Parade. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Weed, Francine Jones, Judy Lawton, Alfreda Lyons, Deloris Brayboy, Debbie LaVista, Susan Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Lowe, Carolyn Stansfield, Marianne Perrin, Linda Thompson, Debbie Fleckinger, Linda Houston, Edna Wells, Gloria Johnson. BACK ROW: Rhudenia Stone, Mariam Miller, Kathy Watson, Vicki Abernathy, LaRue Brewer, Janie Glover, Mattie Mann, Sheila Hunter, Carol Yancy. pa ra meds They gain patients Girls who were considering careers in the field of medicine were invited to join Parameds, a club which helped them decide which area of the field to specialize in. To achieve this goal, speakers were invited to program meetings to talk about the various ca- reers in medicine, several times dur- ing the year, members observed dog surgery, which helped to acquaint them with operating techniques. Jun- iors and seniors worked at Wuesthoff Memorial Hospital to gain further ex- perience in this field. Members worked hard on their homecoming car entry, decorated to the theme of Bam the Rams. Their dedication was rewarded with the first place award for car entries. At Christmas, Parameds sponsored a party for disabled children. Sheila Hunter IPub.l, Carolyn Stansfield tRec. Sec.J, Leigh Geiger IVice Pres.J, Mary Jo Thrash IPres.l, Sheila Maloney lChap.l, Sue Harmon ITreas.l. STANDING: Debbie Marsh, Linda Batronis, Janet Maxwell, Diane Cardinale, Jeana Pessaro. SITTING: Cynthia Sueverrkrupp, Lisa Christenson, Georgia Brewton, Barbara Terek, Linda Adams, Kathy Haller. Nl? mu Rs L 116 para meds sr 5 ' , Qs . f 5 N , ur ,- ' . N , Grace Johnson, Sarah Parrish, Ann Laughlin, Marianne Perrin, Martha Phelan, Barbara Williams, Liz Hopp, Debbie Davis, Becky Peacock. wx Gina Weigal, Teresa Snyder, Lois Stanton, Becky Stoehr, Jo Bedford, Debbie Grant, Nadine Curtis. SEATED: Elwanda Hardwick, Ella Begley, Vicki Abernathy, Teresa Jenkins, Wanda Harrell, Susan Smith, Pam Whitfield, Debbie Fleck- inger. STANDING: Kay Prisbrey, Kay Collins, Jan Rish, Beverly Barnes. 'Il7 sandscript Q i i , 532 3 i ,is it: i. ij , . .ww if X ff MSE ,ai 5 i,.. Q.QiSS?i.Q:g tt , U ..,. 'X X to so Editor-at-Large Jane Roth Copy Editor Be 118 Co-editor Linda r th Wortman Smith , Layout Editor Sue Murphy sa ndscript Staff records final moments of CHS's life Members of the Sandscript staff began work before the school year started. After deciding on a theme, they began planning the book. After school began, staff members worked hard, taking pictures and ideas and putting them together on paper. Be- fore each of the five deadlines, mem- bers drew layouts, wrote copy and cutlines, cropped pictures, fitted copy, A mise? r outlines, and headlines into the space allotted, and made a final check. When not faced with an immediate task, members of the Sandscript staff tried to discover new ideas of present- ing the school year's history. They strove to carry the theme through on every page of the book, obtain the i Egg best and most original color photo- graphs possible, and design an at- l tractive cover. l l l Co-editor Sue Marucci ' l Sponsor lVlrs. Belford Assistant Editor Martha Kernan 119 sandscri pt -.gv L...., l Organizations Editor Leslie Marshall, Assist- SEATED: Senior Class Editors Kathy Haller, Cathy Clark. STANDING: Sen ant index Editor Debbie Zengler, Index Editor ior Class Editor Debbie Palmer. Jane Wilkinson. Sports Editor Dale Stewart, Photographer Jim Wortman, Typists Jene.Carol Hall, Debbie Ehrhardt. Assistant Sports Editor Bob Gray. X. A Xt . XX Junior Class Editors Sue Mitchell, Barbara Williams, Sophomore Class Editors Angie Anderson, Mary Duggan, Junior Class Edi- tor Ann Laughlin. 23555323355 They finance SA ' SCRIPT '70 nual signing party. Business Manager Bebo Branson FRONT: Janice Jackson, Donna Meekins, Diane Beatty, Karen Stallard, Wanda Harrell. MIDDLE: Ann Mee, Jennie Hays, Debbie Davis, Sam Henderson. BACK: Joan McCuen, Leroy Johns, Steve Williams, Jim Beers. Beth Wortman signs a receipt for her annual. sandscript Members of the Sandscript busi- ness staff worked in September sel- ling advertisements to local busi- nessmen. Funds from these adver- tisement sales tallied 351500, equal to last year's all time high. ln No- vember, members began to sell an- nuals during homeroom and fourth period. Sales continued through De- cember and the early part of January. The staff completed its year's work by distributing yearbooks at the an- 121 tiger growl Sheila Mixer lFeature Ed.J, Mr. Fred Mayer lSponsorl, Natalie Valavanis lEd.J, John Bartosek lAsst. Ed.l, Cathy Anderson lTypistl, Lloyd Lowry lSports Ed.l, Mickey Harbert lSports Ed.l. FRONT ROW: Mike Duggan, Julia Swenson. BACK ROW: Gloria Dingus, Drew Coles, Don Stevenson. 122 Tim Bestor, Jim Druckenmiller lCartoonistl, Shawn McDaniel, Carole Duncan. tiger growl New name amplifies voice of the Tigers Members of the newspaper staff introduced several new ideas this past year. To change the paper's image, they sponsored a contest, offering five dollars to the student who could in- vent a new name. Several suggestions were offered, the school then voted and selected the new name. Also, this past year the paper was sent to lVlel- bourne instead of Pennsylvania to be printed. This enabled it to be returned faster, and also made it possible for the paper to come out once a month. Organized and written by the stu- dents themselves with only a teacher- sponsor as supewisor, the paper con- isted of eight pages with several art- icles that appeared every month and some that varied. Some of the regu- lar features were an editorial, a sports article, and the sophomore, i junior and senior spotlights. c Doug Tucker, Dennis Cook, Gordon Folkes. FRONT ROW: Jim Wilson, Vicki Pickett, Steve Smith, Cindy Bortz. BACK ROW: Charlie lVlar- shall, Vicky Nlertens, Ed Jamison. 123 gaa Intramurals increase competitive spirrt Girls who were interested in all sports or in a particular one were en- couraged to join the Girls' Athletic Association. Members practiced after school and then competed against each other and against other schools. Sponsored by the physical educa- tion teachers and supervised by them, members increased their skill with practice. By participating in either two major sports or one major sport and two minor sports, girls could earn a letter, which they received at a ban- quet at the end of the year. In addi- tion, lettermen attended an end- of-the-year camping trip. WL Persephone Johnson KPres.l, Mary Krobot Ur. Ad.J, Denise Winnett lSr. Ad.J. 124 Sue Kessenger and Linda Zimmerman run hurdles to prepare for a meet. GAA track team lines up for practice relays. gaa 2 ' 5 's F M Q-,r: '1 2172 flfA,'- f 'f,. 3,.. ?4.Z ..- 'f 1 Paula Hill performs an angel balance on the uneven parallel bars. Dora Hill, Linda Zimmerman, Denise Baldwin, , Sue Kessinger, Lisa Johnson, Edna Wells, W Valerie Rogers, Jackie Craig, Mary Mayfield, ,A Apryle Bigam, and Cathleen Davis line up for ' sprints. Denise Winnett and Beverly Baker jump for the ball while Donna Gibson, Teresa DeVault, and Alberta Brundige look on. 125 pep club FRONT ROW: Judy Lawton, Mattie Manns, Larry Williams, Beverly Baker, Gloria Johnson, Bishop Robinson. BACK ROW: Alfreda Lyons, Alreda Burns, June Gurley, Gloria Dingus, Wanda Broadwell, Marilyn Preacher. They boost Tiger morale Barbara Franklin lV. Pres.l, Edna Wells lParl.l, Mary Peterson lPres.l, Carolyn Stansfield lTreas.l, Marianne Perrin lSec.l, Mr. John Hotch lSponsorl. 'I26 Promoting school spirit was the main goal of the Pep Club. Members were especially busy during football and basketball season, making booster posters and organizing motorcades to the games in support of the team. At the Merritt Island football game, the club organized a large group of Tiger fans, leading them down on the football field and cheering when the team appeared. They also decorated goal posts for each game. Another big project for the year was the Home- coming car. Members worked hard on their entry in the parade. Their talents provide cnjo COCO3 l lOtGS 11161111 Composed of a select group of stu- dents who auditioned for membership, Cocoa Notes performed for the school and the community. They participated in several school programs, including their annual Christmas performance, and gave a community concert on Thanksgiving morning at Kiwanis ls- land. A publicity committee undertook the task of making all their per- formances known tothe community. This past year, Cocoa Notes under- took the project of providing the school's choral groups with new risers. They held several car washes, and became peddlers, selling bottles of cleaner to obtain the needed funds. FRONT ROW: Janice Pearson tAcc.l. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Whitley lPres.l, Donnie Blackmon lSec.'Treas.l. BACK ROW: Heather Pastore lPub.l, Jill Butler lPub.l, Debbie Bacca lPub.l. FRONT ROW: Vivian Marek, Susan Hood, Debbie Nesotos, Vicki Dunn, Pat Robinson, Debbie Bacca, Janice Pearson, Laura Herbaty. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Whitley, Donnie Blackmon, Ronnie Zarbaugh, Robert Walker, Sammy Harris, Harry Elliott, Charles Collens. STANDING: Eddie Enos, Cecelia Epps, Gay Pidcock, Mary Jo Thrash, Sue Harmon, Betty Gibson, Jill Butler, Heather Pastore, Sam Henderson. 127 a capella FRONT: Janice Pearson, Roberta Hibbs, Kathy Kauffman, Beverly Barns, Elwanda Hardwick. SECOND: Stacy Hawkins, Vivian Marek, Cathy Johnson, Judy Kerley, Vicki Dunn, Marcia Evans, Lucinda Johnson, Lesta Carroll. THIRD: Carol Steir, Libby Graybill, Sue Harmon, Marcia Hillstrom, Jill Butler, Laura Van Lear, Andrea Wilson. FOURTH: Becky Williams. Gay Pidcock, Alcia Epps, Oreatha Green, Cathy Burns, Debbie Adams, Anne Marangue, Debbie Wilson, Sheila Hunter. FIFTH: David Payne, Rubin Cordoff, Jim Whitley, Gerome Brown, Tony Portier, Narrier Gardner, Marlo Allen, Frank Shorter, Jim Brightman, Eddie Enos. SIXTH: Alvin Price, Ron Gifford, Tom lsom, Jerrie Jones, Don Pierce, Tom Richardson, Milton Cooper, Fred Butler, Ervin Hotch, Gerome Gibson, Eddie Engo. SEVENTH: Donnie Blackmon, Mark Channell, Joe Adler, Allen Crooms, James Jashen, Jim Jones, Harry Elliot, Ronny Hancock, Gene Thomas, Barry Whisonan, Charles Collins, Carl Collins, Willie Alexander. Many voices blend as one Promoting the creative art of music i and supplying entertainment was the two-fold purpose of A Capella Choir. The eighty-two member organization participated in several school and community concerts, often performing jointly with Cocoa Notes. As with Cocoa Notes, members were required to audition for a posi- tion in the choir. They were required to possess a fundamental knowledge of the basics of music and to increase that knowledge with each practice. Jim Jones iPres.J, Janice Pearson iAcc.J, Vickie Dunn iSec.l, Annette Blackmon CTreas.J, Donnie Blackmon CVice Pres.J. 128 girls' chorus New harmon at CHS Composed of girls who elected the fourth-period course, Girl's Chorus was a division of A Capella Choir. Members met daily to practice during their class period, and met after school when additional practice was needed. The main purpose of Girl's Chorus was to entertain the school and community by participating in con- certs. They performed in a school concert, a Thanksgiving concert, and a Christmas concert, and planned to participate in several more throughout the school year. Music Director Mr. Williams. FRONT: Peggy Marek, Mildred Merritt, Gloria Wynn, Jo Anne Lyons, Catherine Williams, Valerie Rodgers, Judy Lawton, Tanya Dixon, Yvonne Bradford, Arlean McEntee. SECOND: Marie Miller, Paula Edmonds, Karen Hager, Mattie Mann, Patricia Robinson, Brenda White, Louvenia Wilson, Vettye Gibbs, Gweneva Beckwith, Mary Heitzman. THIRD: Shirley Glover, Linda Gant, Joyce Clendinen, Edna Wells, Agnes MacFail, Debbie Guilford, Patricia Wilson, Ethel Booth, Litha Willis. BACK: Jane Blevins, Terry Thomas, Carrie Davis, Mary Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Cherleen Brundrige. 'I29 band Mazfwh' . 4A1i4'? f? 1.4 if Jeff Robinson, Bill Mutter, Frank Spoth. KNEELING: Ken Clocke, Tim Pickett, Leroy Johns, Jeff Reinking, Jesse Reinking, Russell Dyer. STANDING: Russell Gibson, Mike Smith, Jeff Blem, Randy Webb, Pete Fagg, Ken McLaughlin, Terry Huckle, Mark Branham, Carol Roesch. 130 KNEELING: Margaret Morton, Scott Chamberlain Pat Bedford. STANDING: Philip Konig Jim Bar field, Dennis Maxon. l ba nd . . . And thc beat goes on Majorettes Gina Weigal, Willa Johnson, Debbie Hawkins. Members of the Cocoa High School marching band devoted much time and effort to perfecting their tech- niques. For twelve consecutive years, this organization has enjoyed a super- ior rating at the district marching contest and has earned it by eight hours of group practice a week during marching season, in addition to indi- vidual practice at home. The band competed in district marching, district concert, and state concert contests. They continued a practice started last year of performing a joint concert at a Tampa high school, and hosting the Tampa band at a similiar concert a few weeks later. Because membership reached its zenith this past year, the Concert Band was split into the Wind Ensem- ble and the regular Marching Band. The Wind Ensemble contained the same divisions as the regular band but had less in each section. Members of the Wind Ensemble also played a different type of music than that of the marching band. Soloists LaRue Brewer, Wanda Harrell. 131 band KNEELING: Martha Gray, Cheryl Jennings, Teresa Jen- kins, Debbie Mutter. STANDING: Aurellia Barry, Nick Diamond, Donald Helms. KNEELING: Ken Stout, Dorothy Tanner, Gail Guttery, Debbie Steimete, John West, Mike Henderson, Brenda Pictras, Kris Barker. STANDING: Randy Imster, Doug Tucker, Doug Chastain, Bill Fletcher, Jim Bishop, Charles Wallace, Jeff Brown, Jim Wil- kinson. 132 Carol Roesch CSec.l, Bonnie Wilson CTreas.l, Cheryl Jenkins CLibr.l, Beckii Peacock fMascotJ, David McNeil CPub.J, STANDING: Mr. Jennings lDir.J, Mike Golden CDrum Majorl, Mark Branham tQuartermasterl, Russell Gibson tlst Lt.J, Steve Lauer CCapt.J, Jim Bishop fPub.J, Scott Chamberlain CDrum Majorl, Mr. Smith lAssoc. Dir.l. KNEELING: Robert Moore, Robert Turner. STANDING: Harold Smith, Donnie Blackmon. 'QE . 43 Cl .M ., LI - ? flxl .. . Vicki band KNEELING: Randy Muntar, Don Hat- ley, Donny Rhine, Becky Hackler, Mike Golden, Evelyne Van Orman, Jim Moseley, Mark Channell, Joe Brown, Tommy Hudson. STANDING: Bobby Roderick, David Holland, Carl Coxwell, Neftali Greene, Richard Tomlin, Ronald Burkard, Lester Sprass, Rodney Zarbaugh, Joey Burtchell, Randy Crounch. Saxon, Becky Lealman, Jo Bedford, Beckii Peacock, Karen Clark, Vicki Arnoldy, Robin Bur- roughs, Micki Rueti. R. Al L. is W ,mc A Q A KNEELING: Margo Raff, Susan Packard, Bonnie Wilson, Linda Linley, Pam Dearth, Wanda Fleeman, Lynn Smith. SECOND: David Miller, Garry Boorse, Brenda Dykes, Roberta Garolino, Kim Kirk, Sue Barnett, Robin Alsup, Florett Freeman. STANDING: Doug Strout, Steve Lauer, Diane Clifton, Teresa Wilbur, Jo Ann Weeks, Delois Mitchel, Lisa Chastain, Peter Glass. KNEELING: Doug Lively, Steve Mitchell, Nancy Bowen, Billy Mekee, David McCabe, Kevin Reilly, Louise Brunet, Woody Dotson, David McNeil. STANDING: David Street, Mark Cobb, Allan Clendinen, Mike Austin, Tommy Greenway, John Murphy, Steve Williams, Barry Keneston, Ken Hughes, Paul Rischel, Rodney Boidston. 1- 4' i s-Q rg K X .K Inq an gggghy MX X4 1 f H! X 2, XX jawwywv 7 ,J ' XX fwf f f X ,ww MX JMMX ,, ,, X' ', :V gglwni I 5i.y.w,l' k--f :Vf ' 'fU'i:,:.7742fl2, 'X 'air' -we RCM K ,. X N Y' 134 Y? X xx ,X XX,,,,,,, , M vw 6 ' X ,X f ww, J u, wwf X gf wk: ' awww 'U wif cg fJ?4 :WMV we i XM, ,m m XiXX54W-if f f fXX W 7 ' nm-7, Akai? , ,,,, fm X 2, ,,,QX,, ,,,, X, HW Q' ,W ,,,,,, , X 6 X X W XX X ,, , X X A rs THLETICS Realizing power and agility Determining its use Applying the mind Controlling the body In the Search for mastery of coordination va rs ity football Blood, sweat, and tears Under the direction of Head Coach Maples, Backfield Coach Maier, Line Coach Harwood, and Defense Coach Honea, Tigers practiced daily in pre- paration for football season. Cocoa got its first chance to prove itself at the exhibition jamboree in Vero Beach, where the Tigers defeated McCarty but lost to Satellite. ln the first game of the season, against Colonial, Cocoa was the first team to score, but during the rest of the game Colonial overpowered the Tigers. The season's second game, against Eau Gallie, was an exciting one with the Tigers leading 16-O at halftime. Although Eau Gallie scored in the second half, Cocoa's lead held until the end, with the Tigers winning 16-14. A disappointment to Tiger fans, Cocoa was tied with Titusville until the last few seconds of play, when the Tiger's hold broke and allowed the Terriors to score. The Merritt Island Mustangs, who made it to the state finals, proved too much for Cocoa as they prevented the Tigers from scoring. Cocoa's ef- forts to tie the 13-6 score against Satellite were thwarted by time run- ning out. Hopes of a touchdown in the first quarter of the Homecoming game against Sarasota Riverview were dashed as Cocoa lost the ball at the one-inch line. However, both teams scored later in the game, with the final score standing 6-6. Cocoa proved tough competition against Vero Beach until the third quarter, when the Indians intercepted two passes for two Vero Beach touch- downs. With 50 seconds left in the second quarter of the Melbourne game and the score 8-O in favor of the Tigers, Melbourne scored, making the halftime score 8-8. In the second half, the Bulldogs went on to defeat Cocoa. Cocoa had a chance to tie Winter Park in the fourth quarter, but Winter Park recovered a Tiger fumble and ran 80 yards to a touchdown. In the final game of the season against Jacksonville Paxon, Cocoa scored twice by picking up a fumble and by a fifty-eight-yard touchdown pass. I s K3 v v- .. AA, . ,. ., I is ,,.' sr - -is F . : Y f '- :-:, - .., ' .ga .t... ig -. -1 .. 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SECOND: Bill Brannen, Mike Williams, Rocky Richardson, Jim Toohey, Steve Ban- croft, Russell Gibson, George Simpson. THIRD: Andrew lsom, Johnny Clemons, Garth Defrenn, Fred Bohlen, Doug Eberwein, Paul Wilson, Steve Friend. Members of the team provide added encour- agement to active players on the field. W- , . es -i - I1 - Ama, -' .. . .. ,.i, Xz'Ei33?rm it ' tam E. W e . Wa. M--M321 M. . -- E if k s? if . -3 I Q 1 , 4- , -, 'Y f--:f T r 1 . X 1 ii .. ,. vt 1 t , t.., ..,. K it a 1 W - G lf 135 i - W i' it 3 5 ri. Q 'i Z . 'ls ik' - - T ' f S iz: - I ' S . , , . ..., , .,,.,.,, . ,mf ., b l it if .-.iv P' ' 4... ff ' 1. fi 2 1, A ' 'N' ' X ,.., .3 K fi. ..- : E Q -A 4 so ,, H :.: L . .V E , J EP viva -1. is 4 T f ff-2 : . 5 -x -S. . y . X 'S , X S T -Q 41 - ' 6 4 1 . -rr tt. I 1- 1' 4 X . : as , ' - l . . .ffl .. X i w r -. .iff , 4 ., K 1 i .,-. X T l is w2 sfi.t it f il 1. ft. . 1 . mx no it ? E .S 5 2 4 X , A-vs 6 -:E Q fi 9 fi -.,. 'I 7 til. A 'titiif 1 fi ,- LN 1 - if r . tr f3i5xs1 Sr'i9T?'ggi-xsTi?2sfT.t ?S:Z1s sr i'S'SlQ.i.. ,m.kk Q sstrastih RIGHT SIDE. KNEELING: Gary Fail, Roscoe White, Willie Wells, Phil Kocol, Grady Goolsby, Craig Butler. SECOND: Johnvanderhaeghen,BobPackard,ArthurCurry,VermaJohn- son, Tony Taylor, Bill Powell. THIRD: Buddy Smalley, Tom Smith, Arthur Tanner, Steve Packard, Stanley Collins, David String, Bob Anderson. varsity football Varsity Football Scoreboard Cocoa Opponent 8 Colonial 20 16 Eau Gallie 14 14 Titusville 21 O Merritt Island 39 6 Satellite Beach 13 6 Sarasota Riverview 6 14 Vero Beach 34 8 Melbourne 19 O Winter Park 15 14 Jacksonville Paxon 29 Coach Larry Maier discusses game stragedy with Grady Goolsby. Coaches Harwood and Honea look over team ros- ter before spring practice. -unu.....g - 'X X ii . g - ..,. si ,Q r X :Ti , J - , ,I WF' . L. I fl 'fi E , ,:., -7 if 11 f i- 1 1 ' : tr it 5 , 1 Q ' K- ig Q , V. ,.: , .. x -s , ..,'..., , . X, xnxx' Head Coach Dwight Maples advises Rocky Richardson to initiate new de- fense tactics. l if , ,hx ,XM E .1 varsity football Fred Bohlen Tackle James Busby Halfback ' Stanley Collins End Managers Randy Fears, Dale Stewart. Douglas Ebervvein Leo Fain Steve Friend Russell Gibson Defensive Halfback Halfback Tackle Guard 138 varsity football Andrew lsom Phil Kocol George Leath Bob Packard Flankerback Defensive Halfback Cornerback Defensive Halfbaflk Expencnce pro V1dCS encouragement Skipper Simpson Tom Smith David String Guard End End Roscoe White Mike Williams Paul Wilson Defensive Halfback Defensive Halfback Halfback 'I39 varsity football James Busby catches a pass in the Cocoa- Titusville game as Terriers close in. 140 Craig Butler looks for a receiver as he prepares to pass va rsity football Willie Wells C233 runs around Titusville end. A Sarasota Riverview runner is stopped by Phil Kocol f12l. xv X! , f 'x The varsity squad scrimmages using the dummies. 141 varsity football S Tigers perfect their offensive and defensive lines in after school scrimmages. The kick-off team runs down field for coverage against Melbourne. Paul Wilson stops a Sarasota-Riverview runner for no gain. 142 varsity football , , l Leo Fain gains first down yardage against a tough Titusville defense. Craig Butler C103 is brought down by a tackle after scoring a vital first down. ,I 143 varsity cheerleaders quad utilizes new cheers to lift morale This past year Varsity Cheerleaders were an extremely busy group. During the summer, they sponsored numer- ous bake sales, car washes, a rum- mage sdle, and taught cheerleading at recreation classes. After school began, they sponsored the first dance of the year. During football season, varsity cheerleaders practiced four days a week after school. Because there were usually tvvo or three basketball games a week, practices during this season were held twice Weekly. To encourage attendance, cheerleaders made post- ers to advertise the time and place of games. Sue Earls Debbie Terek 144 2 , . Captain Sara Knapp f l X ESI M. 1 Kathy Tompkins varsity cheerleaders Debbie Nloehle YM? Pat Wintz Manager Debbie Batts i 4iWiMmwjy l45 varsity cheerleaders Lader O'Nea I Sue Swindeli Lillie Hardy 146 Co-captain Sandy Arrington j v cheerleaders Mary Duggan, Joan McKuen, Joey Hails, Val Raimondo, Lee Hippensteel tCapt.J, Lynn Bartberger, Kathy Fleckinger, Julie Butler, Debbie Donovan tCo-Capt.J. Bounding spirits encourage team Captain Lee Hippensteel. Chosen in the spring preceding the school year 1969-1970, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders contributed their support to the Junior Varsity teams and their many successes. To earn money for uniforms, JV's worked hard all summer, sponsoring bake sales and a bottle collection. After school began, they sold spirit ribbons to Tiger fans as a means of earning funds. JV's performed a service by teaching younger girls cheerleading at the Re- creation Department. Started in the summer, practice and hard work con- tinued during football and basketball seasons, when these spirited Tigers cheered their team on to their many victories. ' 'I47 j v football KNEELING: Dan Dyke llVlan.J, Jerry Brooks, Darrel Seasack, Billy Tolbert, Mike Collins, Mike Gooldon, Jeff Steen, Billy Knight, Jay Gould, Dennis Beers, Jeff Naive, Neely Dunn, LeRoy Williams, Chris Chaille, Tony Scott llVlan.J. STANDING: Coach Sanders, Regie Jones, David Shoemaker, David Broadway, Don Wilson, David Sanders, Jim Sessoms, John Ingram, Steve Anderson, Nlike Osinski, Gary Williams, Roger Sims, Jerry Shabot, Alfred Collins, Jerome Armstrong, Steve Dimond, Warren Bias, Gary Blackmon, Frank Cortellesi, Bob O'Halloran, Tony Wilson, Coach lVlayer. ia 'r lVlike Collins l61l clears running room for Warren Bias. Coach Fred lVlayer. 148 jv football Second in Cape Coast Conference Coach Sanders goes over a play with his JV team at practice. JV FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Cocoa Opponent 0 Cocoa Beach 7 40 Merritt Island O 14 Titusville 14 12 Vero Beach 7 20 Melbourne 13 48 Eau Galle 8 44 Crooms 6 O Satellite 14 Cocoa High School's Junior Varsity football team had an excellent season this past year. They won five of their eight games, most of them by large margins. The team defeated Merritt Island, Vero Beach, Melbourne, Eau Gallie, and Crooms, tied with Titus- ville, and lost to only two teams, Sa- tellite and Cocoa Beach. Under the direction of coaches Larry Sanders, Fred Mayer, and Dick Blake, the team advanced beyond their believed capabilities. Long, hard practices after school molded the team's top offensive for their Thursday night games. Their efforts were re- warded with a winning season and an excellent record. 4 C, Mike Osinski t85l breaks up an attempted Melbourne pass. 149 varsity basketball They reach district semi-finals Tigers got a fresh start this past year under their new head coach, Dick Blake. Cocoa tasted victory with its first game of the season, toppling Lyman 59-56. l-lowever, Tiger efforts to win in the next three games were thwarted. The next four games were alternating wins and losses. Later in the season, the Tigers defeated both Satellite and Merritt Island in two consecutive games. ln the next game, Cocoa fell to Riverview, but recovered quickly with a 51-39 defeat over Lincoln Park and Vero Beach. The Tigers' next tangle with Merritt Island was disappointing, with the Mustangs winning by only one point. Three successive losses dampened Cocoa's spirits, but soon they recovered and heartily defeated Eau Gallie, 93-77. A disappointing loss to Melbourne was next, but the season ended with an upward surge by Cocoa's defeat of Lyman 63-42. Coach Blake talks over plays with the basketball team. L. K, S Jubilant Tigers head for the dressing room after a victorious game. 150 Manager Sammy Williams clea ns gym floor after basketball practice. varsity basketball Craig Butler, Gene Miller, Willie Alexander, Billy Story, Roger Howard, Walter Butler, Lloyd Lowry, Lindsey Smith, Pat Donovan, Bob Willis, Larry Smith, Jim Busby. Billy Story 1441 leaps for rebound as Roger Howard i423 watches. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Cocoa Opponent 59 Lyman 56 44 Wymore Tech 53 39 Sarasota 70 47 Wymore Tech 54 64 Oak Ridge 63 41 Daytona 72 60 Titusville 58 61 Eau Gallie 69 72 Satellite 78 59 Titusville 69 41 Lincoln Park 42 51 Satellite 49 75 Merritt lsland 42 49 Sarasota 57 51 Lincoln Park 39 60 Vero Beach 59 44 Merritt Island 45 42 Gainesville 67 52 Melbourne 70 59 Vero Beach 64 93 Eau Gallie 77 41 Melbourne 57 63 Lyman 42 151 varsity basketball Larry Smith takes a free shot after being fouled. Lindsey Smith attempts to work the ball towards the bas- ket. 152 Roger Howard struggles for the rebound with Satel lite opponent. varsity basketball Cocoa's Willie Alexander grasps the ball as Lindsey Smith looks on. Coach Jim Belcher gives pointers to Roger Howard. Team members look on as Walter Butler struggles to get the ball. I Robert Willis executes fine shooting i form with an attempted jump shot. A varsity basketball Roger Howard C433 forces his way out of a tight comer. Craig Butler llll holds on to the ball while the rest of the team moves down the court. 154 Willie Alexander executes a jump shot varsity basketball Willie Alexander Jim Busby Craig Butler Walter Butler Pat Donovan Roger Howard Lloyd Lowry Gene lVliller Larry Smith Lindsey Smith Billy Story Bob Willis 155 jv basketball Cape Coast Conference Champs This past year's J.V. basketball team began its season well with five straight wins, not losing until the sixth game against Lincoln Park. Although the starting five were composed of a majority of sophomores, Coach Kirk drilled the players in the swift and precise movements of a winning team. With daily practices after school, he built each boy's confidence in han- dling the ball. Throughout the season, Tigers con- tinued to win, defeating every Cape Coast Conference team and snatching the Conference championship. Pre- senting formidable opposition, Tigers were defeated only twice, ending the season with a 13-2 record. Billy Knight C14l attempts a shot from the floor as his teammate Carl Ridley C105 looks on. JV BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Cocoa Opponent 43 Wymore Tech 30 43 Wymore Tech 42 56 Eau Gallie 55 74 Satellite 51 42 Titusville 38 56 Lincoln Park 62 47 Satellite 45 66 Merritt Island 43 52 Lincoln Park 42 53 Vero Beach 51 59 Merritt Island 51 66 Melbourne 64 68 Vero Beach 58 46 Eau Gallie 36 53 Melbourne 49 Warren Bias outstretches his guard to try for two points Carl Ridley charges between two opponents to try for a basket jv basketball . ,,..,,,,.,..,-W4.,-.. KNEELING: Timmy Kirk, Carl Ridley, Billy Knight. STANDING: Roger Sims, Bill Ross, Pat Curts, Grady Goolsby, Don Wilson, Gerome Armstrong, Mike Osinski, Gary Williams, Robert Hundredmark, Warren Bias, Jeff Battell, William Hanks. , p ,W , ,ng ,f gf, , Coach John Kirk Don Wilson l34l privots away from his Vero Beach guard. 157 wrestling They capture CCC title Under the direction of Coach Black- burn, the wrestling team practiced daily to build skill for matches. CHS matmen had an impressive 1969-1970 season: both Varsity and J.V. lost only one match, making them Cape Coast Conference champions. ln the District One Tournament, Cocoa was runner- up. Four matmen, including Verma Johnson, who was undefeated in his first year of competition, qualified this year for the State Tournament in Fort Lauderdale. Coach Larry Blackburn gives pre-match advice. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Cocoa 0DD0n9l'lf 25 Titusville 24 25 Melbourne 21 28 Satellite 19 24 Merritt Island 20 37 Cocoa Beach 9 30 Jacksonville Forrest 15 50 Eau Gallie 4 43 Daytona Mainland 11 43 Cocoa Beach 5 23 Titusville 23 27 Melbourne 15 35 Satellite 7 19 Merritt Island 27 28 Miami Military Academy 22 31 Vero Beach 11 SEATED: Mike Lezenby, Chris Chaille, Kevin Keller, Mike Murray, C. J. Milton, Dennis Dubey, Dan Wells. KNEELING: Dan Rhyne CMgr.l, David Theilacker, Dennis Beers, Tommy Richardson, Verma Johnson, John Martin, Bill Powell, Arthur Tanner, Bob Anderson, Jeff Varndell. STANDING: Frank Theilacker, Mike Brannen, Willie Sampson, Tommy Hudson, Oscar Bryan, Bill Wheatley, Bruce Shoemaker, John Ingram, Emanuel Scott, Steve Anderson, Martin Brooks, Mike Merritt, Walter Coney, Coach Blackburn. 'L .1 I- wrestling Tiger wrestlers anxiously watch a match. Heavyweight Bob Anderson strives to takedown a Cocoa Beach wrestler. 159 wrestling Chris Chaille controls a Cocoa Beach matman. 160 C. J. Milton works for a pin. i Bill Powell shoots in for a take down with Cocoa Beach. track A hop, skip, and jump to a Winning season Members of the Track Team prac- ticed several days a week after school, perfecting individual techniques for meets. Each member's training de- pended upon the specific events which he entered. Whether it was the long jump or shot put, the goal was to reach the fullest capacity in each member's specific event. These fac- tors urged the track team on to a very successful season in the Cape Coast Conference. The team also competed in the district track meet, which determined which members would go to the state finals. FRONT ROW: Jimmy Bobbitt, Leo Fain, Paul Wilson, Ervin Hosch. BACK ROW: Jim Toohey, Jesse Brown, Jimmy Brightman, Eugene Miller. f es 5 ' ,W . . , Coaches Honea and Harwood. Managers Ric chuckian. ky Stoehr and Adam Pan- Roscoe White, Perry Jackson ,W W . . .. A ii... , CCC J A C ,i . i 5 . sc, i 1 , 5 ' tiii . T M 161 track , W,v,,.v, v,,.,,,W, KNEELING: Bob Jones, Don Browne, Karl Stoehr, Richard Timmons, Tommy Greenway, Jesse Brown. STANDING: Gary Ivleserindino, Tim Toohey, Pete Fagg, John Seymour, Paul Hise, Cliff Kuehner, Johnny Clemens. 41 m,.,,....-+-- 2? 5 J V. ,M sa-ass.-sus Joe Brown attempts a pole vault as Cliff Kuehner watches on. 162 Jimmy Makin and Johnny Clemens practice at the hurdles. track L1 1 ? .. 5.12 l - KNEELING: Russell Gibson, Homer Moore, Jacob Mays, Joe Brown. SITTING: Clifford Jones, Pete Fagg, Steve Packard, Rocky Richardson, Jimmy Makin, Garth DeFrenn, Don Mundy, Anthony Winn. .,,r . G. ,,,, A. . . .. - Z7 V ' n...-,... '- bw ! Lrrr ff 4 ,V . '. I 1' ' if -ff. ID, - Wi.. - N W f I A 'K .4 ,M-ff :hi ' -V H ' .L 5 ,,', , f ,,., , 'i ...A flwggjfi. I . . ,I Eugene Miller and Leo Fain battle to cross the finish line in first place. ,,.-nv Jimmy Bobbitt hurls himself for a long jump. Ervine Hosch arches to clear the bar of the high jump. 163 cross country Working out daily, the team practices hard to maintain necessary skills. Over thc river and through thc Woods Boys who wished to run long-dis- tance endurance races were encour- aged to go out for the Cross Country team. Under the direction of Coach Peterson, members of the team could be seen daily running along the road- side in a several-mile radius of Cocoa High School, building up stamina. This included breath control, the abil- ity to pace themselves, and enduring long races over sometimes rough ter- rain and bad weather. Practices were built around these goals as well as those of perfecting their individual running form. KNEELING: Richard Timmons, Karl Stoehr, Don Nlundy. STANDING: Gary Miserendino, Cliff Kuehner, Paul Hise, Tim Firebaugh, Don Browne. swim team KNEELING: Adrianne Allison, Louise Brunet, Debi Ehrhardt, Sandy Demby, Julie Hall, Apryle Bigam, Sue Melcher. STANDING: Judy Richards, Martha Kernan, Marcia Evans, Barb Ross, Kris Barker, Ann Laughlin, Debbie Williston. Tiger Sharks terrorize competition Swimmers glide into the wall at the end of a sprint. This past year, Cocoa High Tiger Sharks competed against several schools in the Cape Coast Conference. The team, concentrating mainly on stroke technique, practiced from Sep- tember to November. ln January Coach Hugh Miller began practice in earnest, stressing speed and endur- ance. Throughout the year the indi- vidual swimmer attempted to meet the demands of his coach, his event, and his teammates. KNEELING: Steve Riley, Tony Dixon, Robert Kernan, Jim Beers, Paul Clute, Don Mackey, Carl Jeeter. STANDING: Jim Leinbach, Jim Jones, Johnny Chambers, Mark Ehrhardt, Jay Schenck, Pat Laughlin, Mike Krawic, Bruce Mackey. swim team r .... -am . 1 V H v W ,., ',, ,' A I ,,, W W ifi, wwe A, r , m r , 5 A' h 21: V Y , 1 y H ' QW Wm W ,, ,,,, W,,, , W, ,W H VA Maggy VVV, ,.,f.,, , H r ff, f, M b: 1-4-44 anna: A 'MV s W JQV J W W Z 3 rfazgiihgg v a Y 1, W 1 , . , Q A ' ' V fl ' ,,,q.f1'fiw35.a.,W.y V 1' Ma-naman-M-Ar n'M 4 ' M W 0 ww' K 'VV,V v V , ,gg 4 ,13 eflae I V --Q ,' - W I 44. jf gzifVW '7' f I , H ' fn r V K J ,W 5- an Y X ' f , W 'E 1 ,ff- 11' ' 4 , W. VKIVV I ' if W 'lf ' ,Q 'V 'aa ,gi ,Q ,Z 5 31 F A W 0 N Q . I I - r 1 Dedlcated team members rm ' ma swim hundreds of laps daily. 166 .V 15, Wig' I .I V , f yr ,, a - Team captains Mark Ehrhardt, Bob Kernan, Martha Kernan, Debbie Ehrhardt. Swimmers keep in shape by doing sprints. ,5' Ki A ,,,, H , BRI wif W , im ,W - W , ,-g-n Divers strengthen team ab1l1ty To earn a letter, members of the swim team had to earn a total of 82 points by winning a first, second, or third place at each of their meets. Under the direction of coaches lVliller and Nollinger, the team practiced sprints and distance each afternoon after school. For four Saturdays, members of the swim team sold doughnuts as a mon- ey-making project. Over four hundred dollars of profit enabled the team to rent the heated Merritt Island pool for winter practices. Meets began favorably for the Tiger Sharks on lVIarch 13. Coach Hugh Miller observes the swimming team work out gil ir ..g.,,c,W tennis FRONT: Richard Gramling, Paul Rainey, Jim Rivers, Steve Bancroft, Bob Hood. BACK: Skipper Simpson, Steve Miller, Phil Jamieson, Dick IVlcLaughIin, Bruce Boss, Coach Fred Mayer. Steve IVIiIIer returns the serve by his Cocoa Beach opponent. 168 Dick McLaughlin practices his sewing form dur ing afternoon practice. read . . . pivot . . . step . . . swing Mary Eschbach practices her fore swing. Under the direction of Coach lVlay- er, the boy's Tennis team practiced daily in preparation for matches. They played their district match at Cocoa Beach, and expected to do well in the Cape Coast Conference. ln its second year at Cocoa High School, the girl's Tennis team re- turned as defending Cape Coast Con- ference champions. Coach Kleinfeldt directed the daily practices. The team also played their district match at Cocoa Beach, and expected to finish with a winning season. FRONT: Penny Lito, Laurie Downey, Mary Eschbach. SECOND: Denise Winnett, Cathy Clark, Sue Webster, Terry Kelsey, Carol Ehlers. tennis L . .. 4 169 Steve Tmker and Greg Crosswhite prepare to tee off. They tcc-off to a successful season Under the direction of sponsors lVlcGinn and Cotellessee, girl's and boy's golf teams practiced several times a week. Their putting precision and the strength in their fairway shots improved with practice and led them into a favorable season. With each new match there was a different course and an unfamiliar opponent. These were looked upon with a slight wavering of spirts but their game was not hindered by each new challenge. Beau Baugh concentrates on a short putt John Wood, .lim Sears, Frank Noble, Doug Parrish, Beau Baugh Pete Fagg Greg Crosswhite Steve Tinker .1.lni...Hfp ' 'x - -As-iw Terry Ramsey Miss Suzan Cotellessee O L M S+. f 1 Sue Whipple Penny Hensley 171 baseball Hard Work and determination pa off In mid-vvinter the Varsity and JV Baseball teams began daily practice in preparation for their spring games. Under the direction of Coaches Maier and Smith, members worked on dif- ferent skills. The season started fa- vorably for the Tigers with wins over Florida Air Academy and Melbourne Central Catholic. Beginning in late February, Tigers played three games a week for seven weeks. Varsity Baseball Coach Larry Maier. FRONT: Bill Brannen, Bob Faircloth, Ronnie Hancock, Bob Grace, Whiggy Crooms. SECOND: Clarence Hawk, Craig Butler, Phil Kocol, Gary Preston, Randy Steadman. THIRD: Eddy Williams, Tom Smith, David String, Marvin Land, Mickey Harbert. FOURTH: Coach Larry Maier, Robert Trosset, David Wiggins, James Thomas. 'I72 baseball R . KNEELING: Mark Krell, Jerry Sullimon, Benny Smith, Bill Simpson, Jeff Rice, Frank Cortellesi, Dale Pierce, Stuart LaRoche, Tommy Kocol, Ronny Welker. STANDING: Roger Sims, Jim Eavey, John Mathis, Steve Dimond, Tod LeRoy, Harry Johnson, Brad Stine, Grady Goolsby, Tony Taylor, Greg Williams, Larry Jenkins, Coach Leroy Smith. r , i T 2 , ' W, , f ,MJ '. . UW Ml. sf K the ' ,W . son take part in a practice game. , JV Baseball Coach Leroy Smith. Tommy Kocol, Johnny Mathis, and Harry John- 173 'I74 ERSONALITIES Individuals Each unique Brought together Harmonizing Each personality Contributes a small portion of himself to form a working whole 175 CHS bccomcs den for bcngals United as a class, sophomores took part in activities at C.H.S. for the first time. They contributed to their class's finances in the President's Walk-a- thon. As individuals, sophomores met academic demands and participated in extracurricular activities. The 1012-member class of '72 was the largest of the three classes. The last sophomore class of the combined schools, members of the class of '72 hoped to continue their new friend- ships after their first year of high school was past. Vice President Angie Anderson Secretary Joey Halls Treasurer Julia Jones , 'W L5 U in ' 2 J I H 3 J 4 W' 1 .J 4 i J Y Oveda Abner Diane Adamo Debbie Adams Linda Adams Mike Aesop Clarence Alexander Wylene Allen Keith Alligood Robin Allsup Stephanie Amos Angie Anderson David Anderson Don Anderson Kathy Anderson sophomores -.Mft V 'lv-4-9' ,, ' 'J 7 1 I ' , l f' V J A ,M J : V It , :Z E? aai,r J -f 4 J J a J 1 if vi 4' , Q , fi ! ,,,,: Y VA ...v - '-I Nancie Anderson Steve Anderson Art Armellini Dianne Austin Gene Austin Ba rba ra Austin Harry Barsch Joey Barthschell , 'QQ f 'M , L. Qi., ,M . 4, Larry Bartosek Walter Bailey Louis Baillargeon Mike Barber I M Y o if K Q 1 A J is. , v, Q lei ,J 'YO-2 fa 1 ma rr , 5 . f' 'ig wt Jan Armstrong Mike Bacca Jim Barfield 2 .. 4 'X Lynn Anderson Jerome Armstrong Diane Arnoldy Charles Baker Denise Baldwin Kris Barker Beverly Barnes Jeff Batell Robert Batronus Sherry Batts J , C rr V '- i y. gyy' J 2, J 'J gr' me 4 ,424 5 1 , 6 ' Y--A ' ' I -,x i , 0. ac.. 5 -vw-' --'af ff J- Q 2 fwf ,-ff? . . i Pam Atkinson Derrech Balton Cathy Barnett Buddy Beatty j 4 .2 if J' I ' I S ff? 1 ve it ,444 7. ,- i e ix ,J . A J Q . 'Z r x, -dk J f,,g-ff, J y 3' Q V J. A 1, r if fi' .t Q. K t Q ' .i ,V r,-MM, 1 sophomores Phil Jester participates in president's walk-a-thon. Oliver Bernard Efrouller Warren Bias Bickhorsser Bobbie Bierman Aprile Bigam Rosemary Bill Deloris Blackman Gary Blackmon Jim Blakely Pam Blalock Jody Blankenship Jeff Blem Andy Blevis Bobby Blubaugh Gary Boarse lVlark Boerner Nlargii Boley George Booram Robin Boroughs Robert Borsceri Brian Bourgeois Terri Bowles Bobby Brackett Q I A 5.,....y V 5 1 Z 4 ' ff Z 'L ml,- f X W rf Za f Hr if , an - '.V ff iai r X ' r r,,, 5 V,.,y. is I , ri ww sg: ,, A Thomas Beaydoin Gary Belflower John Belue , M2 iff, ' ffl? . as-717,35 'L' ' Y 9 'Y' , vw ff f f r ' in W' f f f f , '4 i l 8 Zi jp - rrr ,, r 'Wpfv V' ff it y,,. ,rf i ! Wm '52 1 , r 'Uh me f ff I, . t,, , 'M 3 ' Q' f wr' 1 - - .5 Patricia Bedford Dennis Beers Earl Bell Carol Benito 7 +- 5 1 f, f'fH'W' 1 f' 1 Q 5 ff X r smw ff Y ,, V , ' W Theresa Bell Shirley Bennett Ella Begley Vicki Belote Biyan Bergeron . 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L , ta, ' I i . is' 'ful W G ,,,,. ,,,e,. ttf 7 A V V if . ,,,f, W 4 4 1 J ' I Y , it , Nw ew , ii Z' 4 sophomores Wynell Bradley Janet Brady Mike Brady Mark Branch Mary Brannam Mike Brannen Debbie Brewer Georgia Brewton Barbara Bridges Sandra Brock Betty Brookins Jerry Brooks Joyce Brooks Dale Brothers Diane Brothers Johnnie Brothers Amy Brown Annette Brown Clifford Brown Clifford Brown Eddie Brown Gayle Brown Jeff Brown Laura Brown Timothy Brown Vilinie Brown Louise Brunet Allorta Brundige Marilyn Bryant Kevin Buchner Katherine Buehler Richard Burkard Ronald Burkard Andy Burton Diane Burton Frank Burton Jan Burton Lindsay Bush Julie Butler Evelyn Cain Ronald Cain Barbara Camp sophomores Bill Camp Steve Camp Sheila Campbell David Canfield Diane Cardinale Laurel Carman Marlene Carney Bonnie Carpenter John C. Carracher Julie Carroll Theresa Carroll Emma Casella Nancy Catalfama Bambi Catalano Adrea Catte Steve Cazessus Paula Cerro Daryl Cessac New faces Chris Chaille Gerald Chalsot Kathy Chase Douglas Chastain Lisa Chastain Laura Cheek Leland Chemerys Alfonso Chinea Debbie Christiansen Lisa Christiansen Bill Chumley Patricia Cisco Joyce Clark Kenneth Clark Stanley Clark Donnie Cleckley Allen Clendinen Paul Clieto Diane Clifton Mark Cobb Michele Coletti David Collins Kay Collins Willie Colp 180 M. I., 1,- 'ff-Q., , , f 4 f l' f , . ' V VJ , 7 rvrk 4,,,,,, , I hang V' 4 ,r,,, 5 1 rii ' 1 ,, if V trl'i' f ii H f ' r .. 1? .if-..-..,. rz- - E VJ ' L 4 3' 1 I 'GW' P11 ,-2 , ' ig 'i nv' I J: ,V,, vggyy U ' 'J , rv f' V1 . , I , ' f Am M r f 1 jfwa Q ,s -fr uh f.,g- M . . new experiences . . new emotions 1' I.,i I 2 , Zf, ir ff , J af 3? X ff V 3.2 2 ml , gil I .: 'jf I f 94,5 I J- r r it r y Jr M , ,,, , ., I, , , Q Nancy Coner Linda Cook Andrew Corn y yyi 1, gi ' 42 - , 1 7 4, 4ff -,J ..,,,,f 21 r J AW , , 'Z ,F , if ,f ' f. Peggy Conyers Nancy Cooke Ken Cornelious ff? Gs' fag, ? . Z X ' gk f 'le 4- 4, , ' ,iw ,f 2 3' w e ' -1 film. y My ' Elain Cook Shirley Cooper Frank Cortellesi he ,I . ,,1 'A wf -ya fi Y 0 Ti V ., i':. ,,,, 1 ? sophomores 5 ,W in C Jimmy Cook N Vicki Cordez Charles Cowder Willa Johnson performs during halftime activities if 4 fi ,- ,,, Z , J f ., A N 1 i ,, 3' A 11 'ar , - f' 1 J 'JA . if 5 . , im N , yn ,,,. ,. . J if , i , iii lea ki ff f ' ' l gf ,V Law as ev. V ? , 1 if l KM 2 Ji' , I f ,J 'ffllflw' , 2 4. ar, X Debbie Cox Sandy Cox Helen Craig Paula Crawford Debbie Crum Randy Crouch Kathy Cuid Pat Curts Charlie Cutshall Janette Czernik Doreen Daddis Dan Daniel Lawrence Daniel Pat Daniels Sam Daniels James Dark Gail Davidson Ray Davies Brenien Davis Gwen Davis Ronnie Day Pam Dearth Ed Debien Bill Decker sophomores Bob Deem Garth DeFrenn Frank Dennis Debbie Denton Elioe Dersuch Melissa Dewitt Nick Diamond Tony Dickson Steve Diamond Tommy Dingus Dale Disheng Gay Dixon Tonya Dixion Hilda Dobry Debbie Donaldson Debbie Donovan Sylvia Donovan Bob Dowdell Marie Dowling Danny Doyle Shirley Duckett Benny Duey Mary Duggan Steve DuGoff Sandy Dulse Jay Duncan Margaret Duncan Diane Dunkinson Jerry Dunn Steven Dyar Russel Dyer Dan Dyke Robert Dyson Debbie Eastman Karen Eastman Diane Ebersole Gary Emanuel Linda England Ralph Epps Julia Ervin Donna Everette Ronnie Faulk George Fayer Roland Fender Cathy Fessel John Fikes Earl Fisher Brian Fitzpatrick ri. -f -ff. 1 V 'V I I .via ,, V' Q 4 w', F' , VV, , if ' A , R iff W . 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A54 ,1 I , , T f' :rv 1 4 1 1 - fff 'R 3 Jill Fitzpatrick Carolyn Flanary Kathy Fleckinger Bill Fletcher Gina Flores Wanda Flumm Suzie Forst Linda Fortenberry Chris Fox Pat Franklin Burdine Freeman Barbara Freese Darrell Freshwater Cindy Friend Martin Fritz Pat Fryer Charles Fugee Ronnie Furberville Mary Fuhrel Bobby Furmon Terry Fu rr Vonda Galpin Roberta Gardino Ronnie Garrison sophomores Rosemary Gartner Kathy Gentry Gloria Gibney Heather Gibsen Donna Gibson Bobby Gilbert Shirley Glover John Goake John Goddard Mike Golding David Gonzalez Grady Goolsby Jay Gould Steve Graham Richard Gramling James Grantham Bob Gray Ruth Gray f if f KH, ' fb WfY'Ws?g 'fm gm, , W f 'ww S-q-,, +-M , ,tr '-wwf' 5 J' ' , 'tt m i J 53, y r , rv is r,'r,'W . i g J rmw, 1 ssrs Q vvlvlul 5 ,V ,cp 3 ' r f Jl' ' J J Jrrv i , - ' fr Ebullient spirits characterize class John Gregory Tommy Greenway Neftali Greene Mark Greene Linda Greene Ethel Green Allan Greschwind Thomas Griffith Debbie Guilford Mona Hackler Ivlaryellen Haddock Karen Hager Joey Hails Debby Hall Julie Hall Debra Hallbrouk Larry Haller Cindy Hamilton Karen Hamm Bruce Hammond Connie Hammond Peggy Hampton Joyce Hancock Jimmy Hanshew 'I84 my I 1 9' I 2 .1 ,M fc: ii'r Y? - iq Q. . ,W ' 5. , 4.-3 A H- I ' M' f wr ..w- I opp, iff mf-A., ' , ' A A ,......c , 1, , rrqszgf , 3 31.23 Sith, . ,A ii , V -1 'f ' - 3 ,,,' V1 if' ilssg ii i . we Ur, , ye 6, V J r in - K ' Qi? 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In - 1 MQ is A , me rs m , W V I, ag QV' 3 ...aww .M , , ,l - 7 ' Q ..,1, - 1 .V Wi , ,W o 1 f sophomores Cheryl Hanson Elwanda Hardwick Cheryl Hardy Frank Hardy Carol Harper Steve Hartler Don Hatley Jeff Have Stacey Hawkins Angela Hays Donna Healy David Helms Tony Helms Jerry Hemingway Jayne Henderson Mike Henderson Beverly Hendry Carolyn Henry Teddy Henry Penny Hensley Paul Hewitt Richard Hewitt Eddie Hickman Barbara Hill Pam Hill Marsha Hillstrom Cherri Hilton Maryann Hinson Ruth Hinton Sue Hippensteel Lonnie Hoade Joanna Hobby Gene Hodge Mark Hohe Michelle Holcomb Mike Holden Bonita Holland David Holland Ava Holley Leroy Holmes Debra Horne Edrena Houston Theresa Houston Dan Howard John Howes Norris Hubbard Richard Hudnis Tom Hudson sophomores Deborah Hufham Kenny Hughes Robert Hunelrealmark Randy Imster Joey Ingram Ray Isaacs Curt lgo Terry lsom Janice Jackson Joel Jackson Robert Jackson Kenneth James David Jarrell Patricia Jenkens Larry Jenkins Heidi Jensen Laura Jester Phillip Jester Karl Jeter Spike Johns Alice Johnson Chester Johnson Ellarvvese Johnson Ernie Johnson evo ,V 'vw' J ,..,.... , ,X , ,5 ' r i f , WW A I 've- Mc, E ,, , 1 1- f fr if gf ' J z J MMM 1 i f , 9 M fa ff J I1 Yay - :k u ' , ' , and V! wry y, ff I , ,f M' f 2 7 Q? 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Aw '39 ,- f , I z I' ue. . sophomores Sherry Kelly Claudia Kern Janet Kessel John Kidd Stephanie Kihm Sylvia Kimberly Arthur Kimbrough Barry Kimmin Betty Kinsey Tim Kirk Elizabeth Klos Billy Knight Sue Kozlowski Sandy Krenz Ben Krywick Pam Lakes Bonnie Lamar Tommy Kocol K fir il ! Shelia Lane , Stewart LaRoche V ' Susan Larsen Pat Laughlin Becky Lealman E Q 4? V fr V. V Vicki Le Captain gggq 'iffy .L L Liil Z' .rt.i, N 2 ,iii P .I Qs, 187 sophomores Mitch Lee Corinne Leland Lonnie Lester Debbie Letes Arthur Lewis Larry Lewis Linda Lindley Patti Lindsey Mike Long Debbie Louwerse Amelia Luckey Connie Lumley J' :Qtr if X J Rx if 'l si ,Vs X X f Q' X The largest class Mary Lyons Shane Lyons Bruce Mackay Fletcher Makey Sara Malone Gloria Manning Darlene Marquis Jeff Marsh Debbie Martin Donna Martin Joseph Martin Randall Martin Wayne Martin Steve Martling Pete Mastrantonio Luann Matejeck Michael Mathews Bill Matthews John Matthews Dennis Maxon Charlotte Maxwell Cindy May Karen Mayes Mary Mayfield Clyde McArthur David McCale Mike McCaul Teresa McCauister Arleen McEntee Agnes McFall 188 A V' if VIVAV i a at L a f - M 1 , ,,,l, ,,i:AvV., ' 4 I A V V! 5 , 21-v V 'W' 5 If W f T 1 i 2 ii A' . '.u 1 2, f ,L.' J .-gi., h ge, , 11 glwfiff , ,4 if HI . My M 5 . Jw , W 1 , ,- ., ev' 'Q 1' Q A c 3 2 l A 2' 2 2 'Y . if .J fi' fi' 1 ' r. 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I Az l MIA, M , ,,,, if W745, 'M ,4 , V5 V r 4 K . if L , V 45, sophomores David Mears Jean Mee Sue Melcher Kathy Mency Chris Mender Chuck Miller Debbie Miller Glenn Miller Linda Miller Vella Miller Debbie Miners Neil Miserendiano Steve Mitchell Debra Moates Johnny Mobley Doug Moist Anita Monroe Tom Moody Carl Moore Jim Moore Patricia Moore Robert Moore Sheila Moore Susan Moore sophomores Terry Moore Jim Moring Sheree Morrison Donald Mundy Andy Muntan Kevin Murdock April Murphy John Murray Debbie Mutter Norton Muzzone Skipper Myers Julia Nall Sharon Napier Jerry Nave Kevin Nickel The realization Debby Nickerson Peggy Newhouse Pati Noland Janet Nolin Linda Norton Denise Nycum Yvonne Obney Zelda Odick Robert O'HaIIeron Mike Osinski Bruce Packard Susan Packard Donna Page Adam Panshovhian Grace Parrish Linda Parsons Jo Ann Peeples Heather Pastore Bobby Pemberton Ricky Perez Claritha Perry Daria Pessaro David Pettan Sharon Petty 190 X4 7m 5 , Z ' M I if ir if 9' 41 M., W N.. ,- A ,,, A iyrf L I iv 4 NU i A a if, 5' 4 iiiif',.i t Vgii ff a h. , , - V' . 9 I 'Vx x ,V ,mix ' f A 4' 'i ' 6 . jiri, ff wwe a t V' .:,,:r i of growing up f--. 3 L i JA' ' 5. 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A' ' .,, f V' ' :'. w f, ' 5 - if V - f I ,' I t ' , . f' I, , X X I p wr ts V4 'L Mi sophomores Sharon Simon William Simpson Roger Sims James Slayton Mona Small Caren Smart Janie Smith Lynn Smith Norma Smith Sonja Smith Wanda Smith Steve Smioh Becky Snider Ann Snipes Robert Snyder Shelia Snyder Jerry Soloman Larry Soloman Carrie Sopher Mike Spencer John Spillees Della Spore Frank Spoth Lester Sprass Robert Stallord Jeff Steen Patricia Stein Debbie Steinmetz Lynn Stevens Ricky Stoehr Ken Stout Max Stout Iris Sundall Debra Sunday Jack Suprenaut Pam Surrett Mary Lou Swearingen Louise Sweat Bonnie Swinford Judy Tant Greg Tassell Earnestine Taylor sophomores Greg Taylor Chris Tegreene Babs Terek Marlene Terry Karen Tetto Denise Thomas Mary Thomas Terri Thomas Janie Thomason Jim Thompson Mike Tillotson Carl Tipton Debbie Todd Billy Tolbert Gary Tompkins Debra Touchon Jimmy True Debra Turner Dora Turner Karla Unold Jo Ann Utberg Pam Van Nest Jeff Va rndell Yvonne Verret Hugh Vincent Linda Votry Joyce Wagoner Debbie Walker Stephanie Walker Dan Wall Belinda Ward Gloria Watson Sheila Watson Betty Wears Herbert Weatherspoon Jo Ann Weeks Ronny Weinberg Delores Weldon Ron Welker Debbie Wells Jan Wells Geneen Wescott John West James Wetherill Nancy White Billy Whitfield Carolyn Whipple Rick Wicker 'I94 'nn Q --N ,K 5 5 R 5 5 .f 'NSY . . .ff img if 4. ,iff K Uv or . www? 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D 2 7 c I j kvkk au, 'N 'Y' vii, A ' ' A 'Lew 'K -v Q1- , N P Ii , ' ccc cc, Gail Wiggins Susan Wilcox Jammie Wilkes Gregg Wilkinson Aileen Williams Barry Williams Becky Williams Beverlee Williams Don Williams Gerry Williams Greg Williams Jack Williams Jerryl Williams Jon Williams Leroy Williams sophomores . awaited honors T Q ::,f: . . Q '5?':: sf . if it K 1 xx! , X g k - - t ,.+, k -.. . . A 1 i Q 3 sf l ,f,. :L i?52ll4f:iz '. 'I iikii M L Q luii L I It L H f :-g, k.,7 ,ri,, M, Q Leatha Willis Malinda Willis Debbie Williston Annette Willoughby Deborah Wilson Don Wilson Larry Wilson Tony Wilson Pecola Wimey Pam Wingfield Sandra Wobon David Wonder Daniel Woodburn Patty Worff Samuel Workman Earl D. Wright Bill Wrye Royce Wurst Debbie Yeary Dan Yresk Rodney Zarbaugh Leslie Zimmer Linda Zimmerman Donnie Zinker junior officers Vice President Steve Bancroft They contribute bountiful school spmt Spirited members of the 859- member class of '71 tried to prove their class the best in everything. They edged by the seniors and vvon the President's Walk-a-thong their float built to the theme of Barbecue the Rams took first place in the Home- coming Parade. The juniors also worked hard on their football skills when they played povvderpuff for the first time. All members of this class looked excitedly forward to their senior year, when they would gain long-awaited privileges. Treasurer Kathy Tompkins Secretary Val Raimondo President Madeline Davidson ii 1 if 'fm W fb M rr f If . gg , - , 5' 4 I V -my Q, is rr , if 5 ,4 t 'Z 1 A i Y M zlfffjgg Z fy ' tw A 7 A , 'PN 3.4 ' 5 i', fm y ia ' it W5 A ,, Z ' aw ' kg it fi g , , ,,,, gg XZ' 2 l 3. '59 53- 2,,,,s,f , 5 , ' 2 . juniors Vicki Abernathy Sonia A Bou Joussef Sherry Adams Phil Akridge David Alexander Milo Allen Adrianne Allison Deborah Amstadt Janelle Andersen Bob Anderson Kathy Anderson Vicki Arnoldy Mike Arnoult Mike Austin Debbie Bacca Betty Bagwell Mary Bailey Linda Baird ' 1 squeezes by seniors in Walk-a-thou if ' 'W 7' . an , F-af, 6 iw Jr ,, X, may ' J I 7 -AVV A A 1 f.. r ' f. V l f 'N' ., M i i .,, , '5 f' 5 1 ' I VV A ,.-: Q 7 ii I -- A 'i , y,i..,, A , , ' ,. V V 4 MT ' A J , 1 A rw Ma .,,, ,, , Beverly Baker Bill Baker Rose Baker Sarah Baker Thelma Baker Steve Bancroft Janet Barnett David Baran Lynn Barrs Dennis Barry Lynn Bartberger Carolyn Bartuska Diana Bass John Bass Bobby Bates Carl Bauer Teri Beckner Gvveneva Beckwith Clifton Bell Dick Belton Dee Benton Carol Bergquist Sarah Berning Carol Berry 197 juniors Mike Best Charlotte Beville Brenda Biddle Donna Bingham Dwight Bird Jim Bishop Alvin Blackman Annette Blackmon James Blackmon Jimmy Bobbitt Steve Bodecker Gail Bohamnon Allen Bolric Ethel Booth Sam Boren Cyndy Borte Arleen Bounds Mitchel Bowers il: - ll' 'il ,. s ,r 3, , ., , , -1 l ' I 1 , . .,,:: -I V T J osssw s is . as S ' -.!: N.:.: K .iy AJQL.. 5 E:: xv., X .t,.-- ' A,:.k .fs 'R 1621 is X s . Q? ' Qc! X 3+ Ti' Q' 1 fi 5 Q. r .i if Spirited endeavors produce Winning float James Boydstun Yvonne Bradford Ronnie Brady James Brake Gary Branch Mark Branham Bill Brannen Betty Brannon Bebo Branson Donna Braun Delores Brayboy LaRue Brewer Steve Brickey Jimmy Brightman Karl Brightman Linda Britt Almetia Britton Mike Bromer Linda Brooks Francine Brown Jesse Brown Joe Nathan Brown Joe Brown Joyce Brown 198 on X. .f y an if or J S st, . ..,..f :I 7-': . - N ' af rx ,, Q ..:, A in lfrr -, , lssil I uve+ :.tl if .mm i EN T? it R K nw is fi? Q5-wi X Q-B X 'ff zt. . is ' :S X g it rm X x X fl V ..,,' V Leger VH V- L f W' Q .J A W-v , ., ., Y 9 1 . , 4? Sam Broyles Susie Brunet Rudy Buchel Craig Butler A i i -P L 7,,:.,..... V - I Alberta Brundige Oscar Bryan Jane Burgess Johnny Butler 4 3 N it W- as 23 2 gi V I 5 is 4 N, , .. mi ,Z A ! r 5, ,I I Alvvv. 1 gif ,,,, ' ,.. .V 3 . n J . 1 il ,V f ' . i f ,' -I l 'D 41, f fe i,r:r-r ,f 1,21 53. V jf' ' Claire Brunet Cathy Bryant Gary Burkhard Johnny Butler .1 f f ' i t Howard Brunet Chenita Bryant Lea Burton Wayne Bunch xx E A s ,,.. fe .ek 4555, 4 if ' L W. or juniors Debi Ehrhardt and Liz Hopp enjoy junior class walk-a- thon victory. -- ,X F. Q, ad' fa R..-Mmm A it N K K 322 xv- 'H-, at ig 2 wr ...Q 0' ve. -1- .,t F3 5 Li lr Laura Cagle Ron Campbell John Canfield Betsy Cantrell Beverly Carlyle Al Carter Ricky Carter Gail Cassell Mark Caumwell Timmy Cawyrer lVla rc Cazessus Sue Chaille John Chambers Eddie Lee Chapple Sharon Chevis Mike Chitwood Larry Clapman Karen Clark 199 juniors Karen Clark Johnny Clemons Joyce Clendinen Tim Cockrell Emma Cole Mike Coleman Trent Coleman Alfred Collins Tim Compton Philip Conant Douglas Cook Janet Coombs Terri Coombs Doug Coppervvheat Jerry Corler Harold Cotman Tern! Courtney Charles Covey Thresa Cox Lillian Cox Jackie Craig Bruce Crawford Rick Crosby Arthur Curry X , wi X E 3 . Qfvtf 5 X Q X X 3. NX K 3 X i Q. ,, -1- 1 f x E figs- . ve s wx . .J 'iw W- N. 'W , g row fy X .::EWf,-i4 5 5 ' ww, . S K ,ff r2e J KN Joe Minster barbecues the rams during Home- coming festivities. , Q 5 X . N 5 s N- ., C IT' Q ,t.. V I 1 f i 1 , slQs..,n ,f X J- t ,,, . f- gf rr X tx .. 5 if Surf R sm 52' K in N is s i . f ' 2+ A, .Q jf? sb Q eel i': s sf X .fr W Sf W' 5:3356 Q e Nadean Curtis Gerald Dalton Richard D'Amour Madeline Davidson ' , Debbie Davis Kathleen Davis tl t t s S ,u2 'g,i Q. Kathy DaVi5 ' :.. Nancy Davis K A 'S 5 Sheri Dean ' ' ' ' f 'WW S- 74 ki QA X 5 :i!'. 5 f i :Qi if si 'Q I +' r IE J Q tglr , ,.. , J 4' 1 Q ' V' f' - 'ws-4 I - - YQ .. L ' :., . Q-:E T N E g I E. . ,- 1. D 5 X fl N it juniors Al Dooley Woody Dotson Dennis Dubey Mike Duggan Carol Duncan Osia Dunham David Dunn Vicki Dunn Ed Dyer Bill Eastman Jim Eavey Debbie Ecker Rick Edelstein Ruby Edmonds Owen Edmondston Carol Ehlers Debi Ehrhardt Fred Elliott Cecilia Epps Terry Essenpreis Jack Everett Roma Eyster Pete Fagg Leo Fain s . Sally Deaver Y 'S' Q3 - 4 Q ,K i 1 X Debbie De Long M , Sandy Demby 4 - f Donna Dempsey tr U 2 John Dennart Q fl if 4 f X 5 . if s. : ' I ' 4 vt., or ii s Vickie Derrick W '---g '1 S 'I 5 Teresa De Vault - Q3 i ' , V 1, . Betty Ann Deveaux 55 ' ' ' 5 ' , r X Alan Dewey ' sw 5 ig KI: ' Luann Dilly k XR : NQI Q 'Q ' s , .t R 4 ssir rssr E 4 43 ' A y R Wayne Dippel 1 77 f iv , ' V f 1 Joy Ditty ...s t ' 'Q is Qi. Diane Dixon si Q . ,,,' Karen Dobey 'Q DA David Dockery D ' ' k '.a: , I Ev t r . 1- Q It ss 2 E - as ,K 5 6 S ti x ' at A af K gk I E E ,Q Qgxsz if at an . E K --- rr .. 'r,r,..,, kt i 4 W or -Sari' - I- K: -M- QI , 6 - A! 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My .. i A A , , U, ,A A' -., ,, by vlxv I. nf' -I i A VZ ,, K 72 3 i 3 i r 1- ' A 5 A .. W ..V, A , l vlvrv V,,, 33f,et2ZQig ig' V in QW If W ,,.. 9 K A I ...V -V W 1 'W iv 1 f , ff' W W 1 , W, 44 ' ffl, I MW., ,,. ,why xi.- N ' , ,,., rc , .--. Z ., , li V? .,m::fa5f' H 1 ' ' '::- V 'A 7.1 42' I -I Lf 'ir Mike Best assists Angie Reeves at homecoming ceremonies. 'E' xi A T231 Mr ra, r V - , 'Ys ' r , r f ' ii,- ,h ,V . ., . Q5 1 .,, i rzrf., ,f J Bi V7 , A 5.v .fr , . , juniors Lillian Graves Kathy Gray Leslie Gray Joyce Greene Ronald Guilford June Gurley David Gustashaw Rebecca Hackler Cleveland Hagans Yvonne Hager Thomas Hall Diane Haller Kathy Hamilton Carolyn Hampton William Hanks Mickey Harbert Wanda Harrell Jamie Harris Sam Harrison Tori Harwood Loraine Harvey Connie Hatmaker Cathy Hause Rodney Hawes Debbie Hawkins David Haynes Jennie Hays Charyn Heath Rick Hedrick Paul Heitzman 203 juniors Duchess Joy Ditty alights from her car with the help of her escort, Mike Shaughnessy. +. my i ,Wu-..,, 2 f f ,V A Z ,..-., f X E 'S EQ 1-K fp ' f I '22 5 251 ,, af 5 f H! if 2, ,W 1 ir A A1 f 9' 754 L f, G' ef I it 2 3. .W s. Q t., , , K l 2 9 .ffl ,Q V 1 , ia '52 M' W ' WM' ., -2 ,,,, ' i -wh ' ' A H A , ,iyy V ' 1 rf' i ff , vw ,, 1 new ' ' or ' im ,,i, j :,,, 1 'vv' vvl, E ,jig 1-' V A. Vfrr : V ,lgwjw li fr, 11 . 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J fgxdhf L , A y in 5 M Z 51 S L if rs X Q Tis M, J a K' rr't , J yiy 5' f , A ' I .,,:'2 Vlz, Z f rr r i t VIIZ H A rr,,1.rr at 'tt A g rf A it J juniors Jim Hudson Mike Hund Janet Hunter Pat Hurdudruarl Dwight Hutchinson Nihla Hutchison Alice lnmon Amanda Isaac Dusty Jackson Jackie Jackson Laura Jackson Pam Jackson Willene Jackson Phil Jamieson Robert Jamison Jack Jeffreys Harold Jenkins Treasa Jenkins Cheryl Jennings Gary Jewell Leroy Johns Bonnie Johnson Chris Johnson Gloria Johnson Grace Johnson Jeff Johnson Kathy Johnson Mary Johnson Geri Jones Johnny Jones Lawrence Jones Linda Jones Chris Jordan Patricia Jordan Louie Jorfi Cindy Journey Robert Juelfs Jackie Kahle Adam Kamus Kathy Kauffman Ronnie Kazmirski Terry Kekey 205 juniors Kevin Keller Maureen Kelley Alicia Kenaston Martha Kernan Susan Kessinger Eddie Kicker Gail King Gary King Max King Pam King Robert Kinser Kim Kirk rl glg QI!! 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Zff f 7 E 2 A ali- wx H ' , i ll A.,,A izi i in 4,-1' U L .'z' 5 1.1: 'V ' K aw I 'A ,.,, 5,11 ,, '1-, A,,, L 51-sd -Wh f 1 f X 252, X W sf-M X !, D Q L ' um' L, WK! in f f f , l' Eff , nn-WW' Q o 1 ay Vvi. 5 E , ,., i X 1 x f' X 1 55 5 if if 3 ri t it juniors Freddie Luch Alfreda Lyons Colleen Lyons Jeri Lyons Jo Ann Lyons Linda Lyons Jerry MacBride Shawn MacEntee Donald Mackay Lenny Maddoch Reetsie Maloney Mattie Mann Peggy Marek Brenda Marshall David Marshall Dale Mathiesen Juanita Mathis Steve Mattews Stacy Matthews Janet Maxwell Teresa May Gary McAllister Sheila McArthur Lonnie McCracken Joan McCuen Timothy McCuII Shawn McDaniel Cathy McDonald Lois McDonald Sue McDonald Jaunita McGhee Kent McLaughlin Mark McMichael David McNeill Diane Meadows Ken Mechstroth Donna Meekins Mike Merritt David Miller Marian Miller Marie Miller Steve Miller 207 juniors Bonnie Millett Joe Minster Gary Miserendino Emma Jean Mitchell Sue Mitchell Tim Mixdorf Sheila Mixer Karen Morgan Mark Moscicki James Moseley Kenny Moseley Marvvan Mosrie Lynda Mozinski Mike Munsey Gaza Muntan Williard Mutter Sherry Neal Theo Neal Ann Marie Nealy Randy Nelson Debbie Nesotas Walter Newman Kim Nolan Debbie Noss Mary Nugent Bob Olenek Linda Olsen Cris Pace Steve Packard Arlene Page Debbie Palmer Doreen Palombi Sarah Parrish Jerry Pastore James Patterson David Payne Guelene Perdue Martha Phelan Casandra Phenicie Faye Philman Joanne Pickett Vicki Pickett .r 'K KM' aw mf fi ft 9? 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Brad Stein Sally Stein Don Stevenson Lee Stewart Robert Stomier Rick Story Doug Stout David Street Cynthia Sueverkruepp Julia Swenson Colleen Taylor Kay Taylor Linda Taylor Tony Taylor Kitty Tegreene Frank Theilacker Eunice Thomas John Thomas Harry juniors Kenny Thomas Mary Thomas Mary Thomas Cathy Thompson Linda Thompson Malcolm Thompson David Thorne Richard Thornton Sally Tiffany Sue Tillotson Richard Timmons Michael Tobin Jim Todd Kathy Tompkins Raymond Toney Jim Tooley Tom Toomey George Trosset Barbara Turner Jerry Turner Robert Turner Tom Vanclergrift John Vanderhaeghen Evelyn Van Orman Rose Vargas Connie Vondrell Charyn Wade Pat Wade Susan Wages Mike Walker Robert Walker Charles Wallace Pam Wallace Glenn Waltz Wesley Warren Linda Waters Cathy Watson Liza Washington Jim Webster Robyn Weed Judy Weeks Randy Weeks 212 s sg Q 3 1 , .,L fi X s. . M ' 'K Mk A y .. x , me X, E 5 Q Q , if 6 S fc ixx A Qfv - . 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S , .. is ai SQ- if rr il 'N' I juniors Laura Wegelin Joe Wehner Gina Weigel Dan Wells Edna Wells Linda Wells Willie Wells Bill Wheatley Lavene Whilperd Brenda Whit Karen White Karen Wical Brenda Wicker Teresa Wilbur James Wilkinson Jane Wilkinson Anita Williams Barbara Williams Cathy Williams Lillie Williams Missy Williams Patricia Williams Raymond Williams Regie Williams Steve Williams Vanet Williams Robert Willis James Wilson Patricia Wilson Gail Winn Sandie Winnings Pat Wintz Anne Witte Pam Wittfield Donald Wood Jim Wortman Donna Wright Tom Wright Pam Yarbrough Kenneth Young Laura Young Lynne Zarm senior officers Largest senior class ever at CHS Seniors this year were the last to graduate from the old Cocoa High School. The 699-member class of '70 re- gained the privilege of having the senior bleachers in the gym for pep rallies. Keeping their section of the cafeteria spotless, seniors were an example to underclassmen. This effort on their part led to having an unsu- pervised cafeteria. Members of the class of '70 partic- ipated in the usual senior activities such as Senior Frolics, the Senior Class Play, and Powderpuff. They also sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance for two years. After leaving Cocoa High School for the last time, members of the class of '70 took their places as alumni of CHS. Secreta ry Cathy Cla rk President Bob Hood Vice President Steve Friend Michael Abbott Charlene Ackley Patsy Adams Robert Albury Willie Alexander Gerald Alligood Michael Ammen David Amstadt Donna Anderson John Anderson David Arnold Sandra Arrington James Bailey Kim Bailey Bill Ball seniors 215 seniors Kenneth Ball Steve Ball Tim Ballenger David Banks CHS' 1 t enior cl S Danny Barker Susan Barnett Steve Barrs Aurellia Barry John Bartosek Susan Bass Linda Batronis Debbie Batts Joy Bauer Brenda Beagle David Beard Betsy Beatty i i i 216 lb WW Diane Beatty Joanne Bedford Jim Beers Rose Mary Bell Jack Belue Patricia Berney Debbie Best Tim Bestor John Bettencourt Robert Betz Don Beeson Annette Blackmon Donnie Blackmon Jane Blevins Jackie Blutcher seniors 217 seniors Nancy Bowen Alfredia Bowens Pat Brady Paul Brake Barrie Branson Jerry Brayboy All-important placement tests are taken Wanda Broadwell Patricia Brooks Keith Boalt Fred Bohlen John Boley Bonnie Boorom Robert Booth Mark Boutelle 218 seniors Senior class officers listen aleitly at a class meeting. Kenneth Brothers Don Brown Katie Brown Cherline Brundige Colleen Bryan Keith Buchner John Burkes Barbara Burkett Cathy Burns 219 seniors N . Pat Roberts makes a lovely Homecoming princess. John Burttschell Debbie Bush Jill Butler Joan Butler Edna Butts Janet Cain Don Campbell Fran Carbonell Jim Carrier Lesta Carroll 220 Charles Carson Katharine Catte Brenda Cesaiy Scott Chamberlain Alta Chandler Teresa Chandler Paper saved is a penny earned Cathy Clark Eakin Clark Susan Clark Zeke Clifton Nancy Cole David Coleman Drew Coles Stanley Collins seniors 221 seniors Douglas Conant Marcia Connell Dennis Cook Dianne Couey Shirley Courtney Donald Cousins Richard Cowan Jimmy Crews Clifton Croom Frank Crosby Greg Crosswhite Wilma Crowe Sharon Crumb Annette Curry Herb Dacus Kathy D'Amico 222 , Charlene Daniels Margaret Daniels Carrie Davis Marsha Daymude Alpha Denefield John Dennis '70 exhibit class pride on dress-up day Pam Dennison Eileen Dingman Gloria Dingus Patsi Ditty Judy Dixon Norma Dixon James Donovan Pat Donovon seniors 223 seniors 224 Laurie Downey Raymond Driggers Jim Druckenmiller Sue DuGoff Jerome Dukes Kevin Dunn Ann Dunnings John Dyal Mary Dyer Brenda Dykes Bruce Eaddy Sue Earls Doug Eberwein Mark Ehrhardt Mary Ellington seniors f W Senior class president Bob Hood awaits class support in walk-a-thon. Harry Elliott Siobhan Ellison Brenda English Eddie Enos Mark Erisman Mary Eschbach Diane Essenpreis Gary Essenpreis Debbie Estes Marcia Evans WN , 'W S 225 seniors Tom Fagley Gary Fain Denise Farmer Randolf Fears Darlene Ferrell Marlene Ferrell Seniors earn unsupervised cafeteria Brenda Finley Michael Firebaugh Catherine Flowers Debra Fox Tony Franklin Karen Franko 226 ,Qm,P, W1 .Y I ,gwo--av Florett Freeman Steve Friend Charles Fleming Charles Gaines Nancy Gallagher Gayla Gallaway Preston Galloway Linda Gant Richard Gerlach Debbie Gess Charlotte Gibson Russell Gibson Peter Glass Janie Glover Robert Glover seniors :'h' Y af-'Hr Mike Golden Debbie Grant Behtrice Gray Martha Gray They sponsor annual Sad1e Hawkms Dance Elizabeth Graybill Ann Green Bobby Green La Verne Green Oretha Green Martha Gregory Robert Griese Bennie Guilford Gail Guttery Kathleen Haddock Jene Carol Hall Kathy Haller 228 ' igffw ff ff ,K 1 can Ep? ff, W ff A , ,ati 45 ay K X 1 li MQW WSW inn..-aw Debbie Hamilton Julie Hamilton Rick Hamilton Ronnie Hancock Vivian Hancock Janet Haner Keith Hannay Anthony Hannon Ethel Haralson seniors Class of '70 diligently apply themselves to the Senior Placement test. 229 seniors 'wif' W' Q55 4,x ,cw-1, gf Z ,f f' 9 45 V fff , X , .L.V , Dana Harden Jackie Harden Lillirene Hardy Sue Harmon Janie Harrell James Harris Craig Hartman Pat Hawes Mary Heitzman Nancy Henderson Sam Henderson Jackie Hendren Tom Hendrix Laura Herbaty George Herman Arthur Hill 230 seniors Marvin Hill Paula Hill Derrick Hinson Gene Hinton Paul Hise Tom Hoade Ella Mae Hogan Tom Hollenbeck Kim Holmes Robert Hood Carol Houchin David Houser Linda Houston Susan Huckle Claudia Hudson Steve Hufhan 231 seniors Marcia Hunt Greg Hunter Mike Hunter Sheila Hunter Their leadership benefits CH Cindy Sunderland and Laura Brown take advantage of Cocoa's new dress code. 232 Suanne lmster Steven ImIVIasche Neena Ingandello Barry Inmon Andrew Isom Jodi Jackson l 4 Ann Jacobson Pamela Jennings Holly Jensen Leslie Jerome Denise Johns Dorothy Johnson Katherine Johnson Lynda Johnson Persephone Johnson Phil Johnson Bob Jones Bonnie Jones Francine Jones Jacqueline Jones Jerry Jones seniors 233 seniors 234 Jim Jones Libby Jones Miriam Jordan John Keener Gil Kenerly Wanda Kerce Judy Kerley Mark Kern Robert Kernan Paul Kessel Cid Kidd Beatrice Kimbrough Jacqueline King Jeff Kirchmer Clark Kiser seniors if' 105'-M' Dale Kittrell Sara Knapp Carolyn Knickle Barbara Knight Jeanne Knight Wanda Knowles Phil Kocol Donna Koenig P d rpuff victor is th ir Mark Kratochvil Mike Krawic Beth Krywick Clifford Kuehner Kelly Kuester Mike Lacey Beverly Langston Tony Larson New .uglwunrv 235 seniors James Lathan Steve Lauer Roy Laughlin Bill Lawrence Craig Lee Rochester Lee Jim Leinbach Dan Lere Penny Leto David Lewis Vickie Lewis Arline Lilly Eric Linden Sherrie Little Debi Lohr Jack Lott 236 Teresa Lyles Reba Maggart Tony Maggart Leslie Marshall and Tony Lar son amuse students with their antics at the Spirit Week pep rally. Pam Maitzen Jim Makin Sheila Maloney Thomas March Vivian Marek Leslie Marshall seniors Jonathan Martin Susan Marucci Bonnie Matejeck Melanie Matteson F un frohcs feature fabulo us f antas1es Myra Matthews Susan Matthews Jim Mauk Charles McCollins Willard McCurmick Bill McKee Dick McLaughlin Lader McMartney Billy McMillan Rosemary McNamara Bob Meadows Jackie Mealy 238 seniors Jeff Mechlin Ann Mee Charlie Mendez John Merritt John Merritt Jackie Meyer if Russell Meyer Peggy Mickey it-ww Michele Miller Sally Miller Sandra Millett Sheri Miller C. J. Milton Delois Mitchell Mary Beth Mitchell 239 seniors Clarence Mitchner Debbie Moehle Bill Moore Charlene Moore Jackie Moore Mary Ann Moore Robert Moore Annie Morgane Margaret Morton Jane Mosely Sandra Moten John Murphy Linda Murphy Susan Murphy James Murray Ronald Nelson 240 X Nancy Newhouse Connie Newsted Danny Oliver Lader O'NeaI Thomas Overacker Johnny Owens Debbie Palmer Jim Parker seniors fp bei, 1 I I N :, Miss Kathy Clark, 1969 Homecoming Princess. Bob Packard James Pagano Lyn Parlier Douglas Parrish ,. 241 seniors Varsity cheerleaders Debbie lVloehle and Sandy Arrington show disappointment at the plight ofthe Tiger team. Gayle Pastore Steve Paulson Herman Payne Beckii Peacock Caps and gowns are symbols of achwvement Janis Pearson Darla Peeples Clara Pelham Glenn Pelham Barbara Pelzel Marianne Perrin Gary Peterson lVlary Peterson 242 if . NW 'WIN' W-'itil' riwpw-suns iii' WWW? David Phelps Wanda Phelps Dale Phenicie Janet Phillips Glenda Pike Margaret Pillus Janice Plymel Bill Podkowa Gail Porter Gary Potter Gwen Potter Carl Powell Gary Powers Marilyn Preacher Robin Prentice seniors 243 seniors 244 Alvin Price Cindy Price lVlac Prince Robert Pyatte Paul Rainey Robert Rainey Charles Redden Andrew Redmon Ann Reimer Marcia Reutti Carol Rhodes David Ricks Sally Ridley Steve Riley Anthony Rivers Gladys Rivers David Robinson Jane Roth cheerleading uniform Duane Roach Alan Roath Pat Roberts Patricia Robinson Steve Robinson Barbara Ross Niles Rubar Cheryl Sakey George Sampson seniors 'V Powderpuff player Beckii Pea- cock helps Jim Whitley with his 49--'J 245 seniors 'lwwgv' v? !v- 'Sung A'-M WP' ta um? John Schill Paul Schmidt Ellen Schultz Jan Schutz Janet Scott Norman Scott Steve Seemer Danny Self Bruce Sharp Mike Shaughnessy Deborah Sheldon Linda ShYV0Ck Rick Simmons George Simpson Mary Sinclair Peggy Skidmore YUINQ ww 246 lb' Q- Peggy Sloan Margaret Smink Arthur Lee Smith Charles Smith Daniel Smith Donna Smith Ethelene Smith Janice Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith Lindsey Smith Michael Smith Mike Smith Morgan Smith Susan Smith Wayne Smith seniors 247 seniors Winnie Smith Teresa Snyder Linda Sparks Bill Speir Jackie Stacharowski Karen Stallard Carolyn Stansfield Lois Stanton James Statlick Dale Stewart Carol Stier Becky Stoehr Karl Stoehr Rhonda Stone Johnny Stovall Gwen Strickland 248 David String Wayne Sullivan Cindy Sunderlin Rick Swearingen Sue Swindell Craig Swinson Susan Taggart Dorothy Tanner Maxine Taylor Debbie Terek Michael Theilacker Pat Thomas Yvone Thomas Barry Thompson Mary Thrash seniors 249 seniors Class of '70 takes final bow Deborah Tiemeier Pamela Tilley Steve Tinker Margaret Tobin Sherry Tripp Robert Trosset Terry Troutman Bob Tucker Doug Tucker Frank Turner Richard Turner Natalie Valavanis 250 seniors Laura Van Lear Dennis Van Orman Barbara Veatch Mark Walker Scott Wallace Cindy Weavers Randy Webb Sue Webster Cheryl Weed W Www Sheila Hunter assists Mrs. Poole in the Dean's Office. 251 seniors f L , '4 M' ,pseu- 'im Bob Wehner Steve Welker Cynthia West Larry Whisonant I A A Band major Scott Chamberlain directs the band at halftime Jim Whitley Gil Whitlock David Wiggins Steve Wilkinson Anita Williams Larry Williams Marsha Williams Mary Ann Williams fww ,w,.,,M, 252 1210 ww new Mike Williams Paul Williams Sandra Williams Andrea Wilson Betty Wilson Bonnie Wilson Paul Wilson Rex Wilson Paul Hise works hard perfecting a layout for mechanical drawing. -,..- , :Z M., 4,,,,.w 'ff seniors 253 seniors Seniors Robin Prentice, Marlene Ferrell, and Nancy Bowen enjoy gossip during lunch hour. Willard Wilson Patricia Wimberly Joanie Windom Gloria Winn Larry Winn Denise Winnett Patricia Wise John Wood Johnny Wood 254 ' Doris Woods Beth Wortman Patricia Wright Jeannie Wyns , Carol Yancy Tom Yarbrough Future Careers are anticipated Betty Yaun John Yoder Freddie Young Laura Young Ronnie Zarbaugh Debbie Zengler Laura Zimmer Diane Zimmerman seniors 255 S NIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA LEIGH ADAMS FTA 3 IHist.l, Parameds 1, Powderpuff 3. ROBERT ALBU RY WILLIE ALEXANDER Cocoa Notes 3, Basketball-JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Baseball-JV 1. GERALD DOUGLAS ALLIGOOD Wrestling 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM AMMEN THOMAS DAVID AMSTADT Transferred 3. DONNA FRANCINE ANDERSEN Transferred 3. SANDRA ELIZABETH ARRINGTON Anchor Club 1, 2, 3 ISec.J, ICC 1, 2, 3 ITreas.l, Student Council 1 ISoph. Sen.I, 2 lJr. Sen.J, 3 ITreas.J, Swimming 2, Cheerleader- JV 1, 2 ICapt.J, Varsity 3 ICO-Capt.l, Powderpuff 2, Homecoming Court 3 IPrincessJ. MARSHALL ALAN BAGGETI' Transferred 3. JAMES LEWIS BAILEY Bible Club 1, Hi-Y 1. KIM DELORES BAILEY JOHN RAYMOND BAKER STEPHEN FREDRICK BALL Transferred 2, DE 3 iParl.l. WILLIAM ALLAN BALL Band 1, Hi-Y 1, Stage Band 3. TIMOTHY ADRIAN BALLENGER Baseball-Varsity 1, 2. SUSAN IRENE BARNETT Transferred 2, Band 2, 3. JOHN BARTOSEK Beta Club 1, 2, 3, ICC 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3 IV. Pres.l, NHS 2, 3 IV. Pres.l, TIGER GROWL 3 lAsst. Ed.l. MARTHA SUSAN BASS TIGER GROWL 2. LINDA MARIE BATRONIS NHS 2, 3, Parameds 3. DEBORAH KAY BATTS Band 1, GAA 1, ICC 3, Cheerleading - Varsity 3 IMgr.l, Student Council 3 lSr. Sen.l, Powderpuff 2, Senior Frolics 3, General Assembly 2, Business Bachelorettes 2 IV. Pres.J. JOI RENEE BAUER Parameds 2, Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 2, 3. DAVID BEARD VICA 2, 3. DIANE BEATTY Pep Club 2, 1, FSA 3, Powderpuff 3, Homecoming Court 3 IPrin- cessl, Golf 2. JAMES BEERS Transferred 1, Interact 3, Latin Club 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Wres- tling 1. DONALD BEESON Latin Club 2, NHS 2, 3. BARBARA ANNETTE BLACKMAN 256 Girls' Chorus 3, A Cappella 2, 3. JANE BLEVINS Biology Club 1, A Cappella 3. JACQUELINE BLUTCH ER Transferred 1, Band 1, FHA 1. KEITH JACKSON BOALT FREDERICK LOUIS BOHLEN Beta Club 1, 2, ICC 3, Key Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3 CPres.l, Student Council 3 IParl.J, Basketball-JV 1, Football-Varsity 3. ROBERT EDWIN BOOTH MARK BOUTELLE German Club 1, 2, Interact 3, NHS 2, Tennis 2, 3. ALFREDIA BOWENS Pep Club 2, Business Bachelorettes 3. ELEANOR REBECCA BRADLEY FHA 3, GAA 3, Girls' Chorus 3, Pep Club 3. PAT ANN BRADY Art Club 2, 3. PAUL ABRAHAM BRAKE VICA 2, 3 I2nd V. Pres.l. BARRIE OLIVER BRANSON Band 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, General Assembly 1. JIMMY BRIGHTMAN Pep Club 2, Track 1, 2, A Cappella 2. WANDA REGINA BROADWELL FHA 3, FSA 3, Parameds 2, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 2. DON EUGENE BROWNE German Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. COLLEEN MARIE BRYAN Anchor Club 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, NHS 2, 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 2, 3. BARBARA CHYRIL BURKETT Girls' Chorus 1, Powderpuff 2, A Cappella 3. KATHY ANN BURNS Tri-Hi-Y 1. JAMES LEROY BUSBY Basketball-JV 2, Varsity 3, Football-JV 2, Varsity 3. DEBORAH SUSAN BUSH Anchor Club 2, 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, Lamplighters 1, NHS 3, General Assembly 3, Girls' Drill Team 2. FRED BUTLER Transferred 2, A Cappella 3. JOAN CAROL BUTLER RHONDA JILL BUTLER Cocoa Notes 2, 3, Lamplighters 1, Powderpuff 2, 3, Girl Crazy 1, General Assembly 2, A Cappella 2, 3. KAREN MARIE CARLSON JIM THOMAS CARRIER VICA 1, 2, 3 IPres.l, Powderpuff 2 ICheer.l. ANNE MARIE CASEY Transferred 3. senior directory KATHERINE ELIZABETH CATTE Girls' Chorus 3. BRENDA FAYE CESARY Tri-Hi-Y 1. CATHY GRAY CLARK Beta Club 2, 3, Lamplighters 3, Parameds 1, 2, SANDSCRIPT - Editorial 1 tSoph. Class Ed.l, 3 ISr. Class Ed.l, SANDSCRIPT - Business 2, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1 ISoph. Sen.l, 2 Ur. Sen.l, 3 tSr. Sec.I, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Tennis 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, Homecoming Court 3 IPrincessl. DACUS EAKIN CLARK Hi-Y 1, Tennis 3. SUSAN ELAINE CLARK Parameds 1, 2, Swimming 2 iMgr.l. EZEKIEL CLIFTON NANCY HELEN COLE FSA 3, Lamplighters 1. DAVID BOYD COLENIAN Transferred 1, IVIu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, General Assembly 2. JAMES GORDON COLLIER STANLEY THOMAS COLLINS VICA 2, Football-Varsity 2. MARCIA CLARE CONNELL Parameds 1. DENNIS WAYNE COOK TIGER GROWL 2, Christmas Carol 3. PATRICIA ANN COOPER Transferred 3, French Club 3. DON COUSINS SHIRLEY JEAN COURTNEY Transferred 2, Art Club 2, 3 tTreas.l, FTA ITreas.l, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3. FRANCIS CROSBY TIGER GROWL 3, Baseball-Varsity 3, General Assembly 1. GREGORY WAYNE CROSSWHITE French Club 2, Golf 2, 3. WILMA LOUISE CROWE Powderpuff 2, 3. KATHLEEN ANN CULLY Student Council 3 CCh. of Comm.J, Powderpuff 2, General Assem- bly 2. KATHERINE TERESA D'AMICO Lamplighters 1, Student Council 2 Ur. Sec.l, 3 iSr. Sen.J, Swim- ming 2 iMgr.l, Cheerleading-JV 2, Powderpuff 3, Kitten Kapers 1, A Cappella 2. CHARLEEN DANIELS Senior Class Play 3. MARSHA LYN DAYMUDE Transferred 3, Parameds 3. ALPHA OMEGA DENEFIELD Pep Club 3. PAMELA JEAN DENNISON Parameds 1. GLORIA JILL DINGUS Pep Club 3, Library Club 1. PATRICIA ANN DITTY Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 1, Homecoming Court 1 IDuchessJ, 2 iCountessI, 3 iPrincessl. JUDI DIXON German Club 1, Latin Club 3. NORMA DIXON Bible Club 1, DE Club 3. 257 senior directory JAMES DENNIS DONOVAN DE Club 2, 3, ICC 3, NHS 2, 3. ANDREW PAT DONOVAN Basketball-JV 1, 2, Varsity 3. LAURIE JO DOWNEY Anchor Club 1, 2 IJr. Dir.I, 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3 lPres.I, ICC 3, Lamplighters 1, Parameds 2, Tennis 2, 3, Powderpuff 2, Gen- eral Assembly 2 IParl.I, 3. JAMES JOSEPH DRUCKENMILLER TIGER GROWL 2, 3. SUSAN KAY DUGOFF Beta Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, SANDSCRIPT-Business 3. SUSAN LYNETTE EARLS Lamplighters 3, Student Council 1 ISoph. Treas.I, 2 lJr. Treas.I, 3 ISr. Treas.I, Cheerleading-JV 1, Varsity 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, Senior Frolics 3, Business Bachelorettes 2, Homecoming Court 3 lPrincessI. DOUGLAS CHARLES EBERWEIN Mu Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, Football-Varsity 2, 3. MARY ELLINGTON Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Lamplighters 1, TIGER GROWL 2. SIOBHAN, PATRICIA ELLISON Girls' Chorus 1. BRENDA KAY ENGLISH GAA 1, Swimmingyl, Powderpuff 2, General Assembly 3. EDDIE ENOS Cocoa Notes 3, Track 1, 3, Povvderpuff 3 lCheer.J, Senior Frolics 3, General Assembly 2, A Cappella 2, 3, Christmas Carol 3. BRUCE EADDY Band 1, Electronics Club 2, Basketball-JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Track 3, Cross Country 1. MARK ERNEST EHRHARDT Latin Club 1, 2 CTreas.I, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3 ICO-Capt.I. MARK LOUIS ERISMAN Beta Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, Wrestling 1. MARY TERESA ESCHBACH Anchor Club 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Student Council 2 Ur. Sen.I, Tennis 2, 3, Powderpuff 2, General Assembly 3. DIANE MARIE ESSENPREIS Lamplighters 1, Powderpuft 2, 3. DEBORAH MAE ESTES MARCIA ANN EVANS Swimming 3, Powderpuff 3. GARY FAIN Football-JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Track 2, Baseball-JV 1. DENISE FARMER RANDOLPH JEFFERSON FEARS Transferred 2, Football-Varsity 3 lMgr.I. DARLENE FERRELL GAA 2, 3 ISec.I. IVIARLENE FERRELL GAA 1, General Assembly 3. BRENDA FINLEY Pa rameds 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Powderpuff 2, General Assembly 1. MICHAEL TIMOTHY FIREBAUGH Football-JV 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. KAREN SUE FRANKO JOHN GEORGE FRIEND STEPHEN ALTON FRIEND Interact 3, Student Council 3 ISr. V. Pres.I, Football-JV 1, Varsity 3, Powderpuff 2 lCheer.I, 3 iCheer.I. NANCY ELIZABETH GALLAGHER Parameds 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Powderpuff 2. LINDA JUNE GANTT Girls' Chorus 2, 3. FRANK RUSSELL GIBSON Band 1, 2, 3C1st Lt.J, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Football-JV 1 lCapt.I, Varsity 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2. JANIE ELIZABETH GLOVER FHA 1 CV. Pres. of Pub. ReI.J, 2 ISec.I, 3 IV. Pres. of Prog.I, NHS 2, 3, Business Bachelorettes 3. ROBERT GRESHAIVI GLOVER Transferred 1. I 258 DEBRA GRANT Parameds 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1. BEATRICE MARIE GRAY FHA 2, GAA 2. ELIZABETH ANN GRAYBILL Drama Club 2, 3, Parameds 1, Senior Class Play 3, A Cappella 2, 3. BENNIE GUILFORD ROBERT VERNON GU RR JENE CAROL HALL SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 ITypistJ, Parameds 2. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HALLER Parameds 2, 3, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 ISr. Class Ed.I. JULIE CAROL HAMILTON Latin Club 1, 2, Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 3, Business Bachelorettes 2, 3. RICK HAMILTON Key Club 2. VIVIAN JO HANCOCK Art Club 3, Cheerleading-Varsity 2. KEITH EDWIN HANNAY Interact 2, 3. JANET LAVONNE HANER RONALD HANCOCK DE Club 2, Football-JV 1, Baseball-JV 1, Varsity 2, 3. ETH EL HARALSON DANA KAREN HARDEN Cheerleading-JV 1, Varsity 2, Powderpuff 3, Senior Class Play 3, General Assembly 3, Christmas Carol 3. JACQUELINE HARDEN Parameds 2. LILLIRENE HARDY Transferred 1, Cheerleading-Varsity 2, 3, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class Play 3. SUSAN CAMILLE HARMON Cocoa Notes 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Parameds 2, 3, Powderpuff 2. 2. CRAIG HARTMAN Key Club 2, 3 IV. Pres.I, Football-JV 1, Track 1, Powderpuff 2 ICoachl, 3 ICoachl, General Assembly 2, ROTC Rifle Team 2,3. JANICE MYRA HARRELL Drama Club 3, FHA 1, General Assembly 3, A Cappella 2, 3. KENNETH HARTLING MARY LOUISE HEITZMAN Drama Club 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Parameds 2, Pep Club 1, Powderpuff 3, Christmas Carol 3. SAMUEL STEVEN HENDERSON Cocoa Notes 2, 3, Key Club 3, SANDSCRIPT-Business 2, 3, Pow- derpuff 3 ICheer.I, A Cappella 2. JACK HENDREN ROTC Rifle Team 2, 3. THOMAS MARSHALL HENDRIX Anchor Club 2 IFirst Matel, 3 IAdmiraIJ, ICC 3 IPres.I, Key Club 1, 2 ISec.J, 3 ILt. Gov.l, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3 IPres.I, NHS 2, 3, Student Council 3 IV. Pres.l, Tennis 1, Powderpuff 3 ICheer.l, General Assembly 1. GEORGE HERMAN senior directory Interact 1. HENRY GENE HINTON PAUL HISE Band 1, Football-JV 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. THOMAS HOADE BARBARA ANN HOLLEY Lamplighters 1, General Assembly 2. THOMAS MICHAEL HOLLENBECK Wrestling 1. KIM HOLMES Dance Band 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 3, Senior Class Play. ROBERT CLIFFORD HOOD Beta Club 2, 3, ICC 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Mu Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Science Club 1, Student Council 3 ISr. Pres.J, Football-JV 1, Tennis 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3. LINDA JOYCE HOUSTON Transferred 3, Pep Club 3, General Assembly 3, Business Bache- lorettes 3. HARRY STEVEN HUFHAM GREG JAM ES HUNTER VICA 2. MICHAEL ROY HUNTER Football-JV 1. SHEILA ANN HUNTER FHA 1 IParI.l, 2 IV. Pres. of WorkI, 3 ISec.I, Parameds 1, 2, 3 IPubI. Ch.J, Business Bachelorettes 3, A Cappella 2, 3. SUANNE MARIE IMSTER Beta Club 1, Student Council 3 ISr. Sen.l, Powderpuff 2 IMgr.l. NEENA MARIE INGANDELLA Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Powderpuff 2, A Cappella 3. WILLIAM BARRY INMAN PATRICIA ANN JACOBSON Tri-Hi-Y 1, Powderpuff 2. EDWARD WAYNE JAMISON ELIZABETH JEAN JONES Transferred 2, Girls' Drill Team. PATTE .IARRELL KENNETH JENKINS HOLLY JENSEN NHS 2, 3, Swimming 1, Tennis 2. BARBARA DENISE JOHNS Pep Club 1. PERSEPHONE ANGELA JOHNSON Drama Club 2 IPres.l, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3 IPres.I, ICC 3, Lamplighters 3, Pep Club 3, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 2 ITyp.l, Student Council 2 IJr. V. Pres.l, Powderpuff 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3, Business Bachelorettes 2, 3 IPres.l, Homecoming Court 3 IPrincessl. PHILIP MALCOM JOHNSON BOB JONES Band 3, DE Club 3. FRANCINE JONES FHA 3, Girls' Chorus 2, ICC 1, Pep Club 1. JIM LEE JONES Cocoa Notes 1, 2, Dance Band 3, ICC 3, Pep Club 2, VICA 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 3, Powderpuff 2 ICheer.J, 259 senior directory 3 iCheer.l, Girl Crazy 1, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class Play 3, A Cappella 1, 2 KV. Pres.I, 3 iPres.I. JOHN FRANCIS KEENER ALICE MARY KELLY Band 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3. GIL KENERLY WANDA GAIL KERCE JUDY GENEIVA KERLEY Biology Club 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Powderpuff 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3. MARK CHARLES KERN Wrestling 1, 2, 3. ROBERT FUREY KERNAN Swimming 1 iCo-Capt.l, 2, 3 CCo-Capt.l. PRISCILLA ANNE KIDD Lamplighters 2, Parameds 2, Student Council 2 IJr. Sen.I, Tri-Hi- Y 1, Swimming 2. JACKIE KING GirI's Chorus 1, 2, 3, Parameds 1, 2. CORRINE DALE KITTRELL Transferred 2, Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff 2. SARA JANE KNAPP Student Council 1 ISoph. Sec.I, Cheerleading-Varsity 2, 3 ICapt.I, Powderpuff 2, 3, Homecoming Court 3 IQueenI. CAROLYN RUTH KNICKLE Transferred 3. JEANNE MARIE KNIGHT FSA 1, 2, 3 iPres.l, ICC 3, Powderpuff 3. LOUISE KNIGHT Art Club 3. WAN DA KNOWLES GirIs'Chorus 2, A Cappella 2, 3. PHILLIP ANDREW KOCOL Beta Club 2, 3, ICC 2, 3, Interact 1, 2, 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Student Council 1 CSoph. Pres.I, 2 iJr. Pres.l, 3 ICh. of Activitiesl, Basketball-JV 1, Varsity 2, Football-JV 1, Varsity 3, Baseball-JV 1, Varsity 2, 3. MICHAEL ALAN KRAWIC Interact 2, Key Club 3, Swimming 3, Powderpuff 2 ICheer.l, Senior Club Play 3. BETH ANN KRYWICK Beta Club 3, ICC 3, Lamplighters 1, 2 tTreas.I, 3 IPres.I, Student Council 3 iCh. of Opinionl, Powderpuff 2, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class Play 3, General Assembly 1, Christmas Carol 3. CHERYL CAMPFIELD KUEHNER Beta Club 2, Parameds 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Powderpuff 2 iMgr.I. CLIFFORD, ROBERT KUEHNER Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL KEVIN LACEY Basketball-JV 1, Football-JV 1, Baseball-Varsity 3, General As- sembly 1. CHARLIE LONG Transferred 1, Art Club 2, Track 1. BEVERLY DEANE LANGSTON Girls' Drill Team 3. LARRY TONY LARSON Key Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball-JV 1, Football-JV 1, Tennis 2, 3, Powderpuff 2 fCheer.l, 3 iCheer.I, General Assembly 2, 3. 260 STEVE LAU ER Transferred 1, Band 1, 2, 3 iCapt.I, ICC 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Basketball-JV 1, Baseball-JV 1, Stage Band 2, 3, Girl Crazy 1, Senior Frolics 3. ROY LAUGHLIN Biology Club 1, 2, 3 iPres.I, Latin C WILLIAIVI CHARLES LAURENCE Band 1, Senior Class Play 3. CRAIG STEVEN LEE Art Club 1, 2 IPres.I, 3, Biology Class Play 3 IDirectorI. ROCH ESTER LEE Transferred 2. JIM LEINBACH Swimming 1, 2, 3. DAN JOHN LERE Transferred 1. PENNY LYNDA LETO lub 2, 3, NHS 2, 3. Club 2 CV. Pres.l, 3, Senior Anchor Club 1, 2 ITreas.l, 3 lTreas.J, Beta Club 3, Lamplighters 1, Student Council 3 iSr. Sen.J- Tennis 2, 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, Senior Frolics 3, General Assembly 1. DAVID LEWIS Basketball-JV 1. ARLINE FRANCES LILLY Transferred 3. SHERRY LITTLE JOHN THOMAS LOTT REBA FAYE MAGGART JIMMY PATRICK MAKIN VICA 3, Track 3, Cross Country 3. PAMELA JEAN IVIAITZEN FHA 1. SH ELIA JAYNE IVIALON EY Transferred 1, GAA 3, ICC 3, Parameds 2, 3 IChap.I, Powderpuff 3, General Assembly 3. VIVIAN MARIE MAREK Cocoa Notes 3, Parameds 2, Powderpuff 3, Girls' Drill Team 2, 3. JONATHAN STUART MARTIN Wrestling 3. LESLIE WILSON MARSHALL Lamplighters 1, 2 ISec.l, 3, Parameds 2, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 lOrgan. Ed.I, Student Council 1 2, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class PI mas Carol 3. SUSAN E. IVIARUCCI ISoph. V. Pres.I, Powderpuff ay 3, Kitten Kapers 1, Christ- SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 1 lSoph. Class Ed.I, 2 Ur. Class Ed.l, 3 ICO-Edit0rI: TIGER GROWL 3. MELANIE ANN MATTESON GAA 1, Parameds 1, General Assem IVIYRA IVIATTH EWS SUSAN ANN MATTHEWS Transferred 3, Lamplighters 1. LABEN GORDEN MCCARNEY RICHARD JOHN IVICLAUGHLIN Beta Club 2, 3, ICC 3, Interact Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Tennis JAMES WILLIAM IVICIVIILLIAN bly 1. 1, 2 ITreas.I, 3 IPres.I, Mu 1, 2, 3. senior directory ROS EMARY IVICNAMA RA JACKIE CONNIE MEALEY GirI's Chorus 1. JEFFREY GLENN MECHLIN Band 1, 2, Hi'Y 3 lTreas.l. JOHN DeWITT MERRITT VICA 2. MILDRED MERRITT Girl's Chorus 2, 3, Parameds 2. JACKIE MARIE FRANCES MEYER Lamplighters 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading-JV 1, 2, General Assembly 3. RUSSELL LEE MEYER MARGARET JANE MICKEY Band 1, Powderpuff 2, 3. SALLY ANN MILLER Parameds 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2. SHARON ANN MILLER Beta Club 1, NHS 2. SANDRA LEA MILLETT KAREN ANN MILLIKEN FHA 2, 3, IVIu Alpha Theta 2, 3. C. J. MILTON Football-JV 2, Wrestling 2, 3. DELOIS MITCHELL Band 3, Drama Club 2, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, 2 lHist.l. MARY BETH MITCHELL GAA 2, Parameds 2, Pep Club 2 CSgt. at Armsl, 3, VICA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 lPubl. Ch.D, 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, General Assembly 3 DEBRA LYNN MOEHLE Anchor Club 1, 2 CV. Pres.l, 3 lPres.l, ICC 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3 CHist.l, NHS 2, 3 lSec.l, Cheerleading-JV 1 ICO-Capt.l, 2, Varsity 3, General Assembly 1, 2, Powderpuff 3 lMgr.l. JACKALYN LILA MOORE Powderpuff 3. ROBERT ALLEN MOORE VICA 2, 3 IV. Pres.J, Football-Varsity 2, Basketball-Varsity 2 fMgr.I. ANNIE PATRICIA MORAGNE Transferred 2. BEVERLY JANE MOSELEY Biology Club 2, TAR 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Powderpuff 3. SANDRA KAY MOTEN 261 senior directory I Drama Club 2. JOHN RANDOLPH MURPHY Band 1, 2, 3. SUE MARIE MURPHY Beta Club 1, 2, 3 lSec.l, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, SAND- SCRIPT-Editorial 3 lLayout Ed.J, Powderpuff 2. JAMES MICHAEL MURRAY Wrestling 1, 2, 3. NANCY ELIZABETH NEWHOUSE Transferred 3. CONNIE CLARA NEWSTED Transferred 1, VICA 2, 3. FRANK NOBLE Transferred 2, Golf 2. DANNY OLIVER LADER MAE O'NEAL Transferred 2, Cheerleading-JV 2, Varsity 3, Business Bachelor- ettes 2. KERRY OVERTON JOHNNY RANDALL OWEN ROBERT MICHAEL PACKA. Band 1, 2, Football-Varsity - JAMES LEO PAGANO VICA 2, 3 CV. Pres.l. DEBORAH JANE PALMER Band 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 CSr. Class Ed.l, Girl Crazy 1. JAMES DAVID PARKER REBECCA ANN PEACOCK Band 1, 2, 3 IMascotl, Parameds 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1 lSoph. Sen.I, 2 Ur. Sen.l, 3 ISr. Sen.l, Powderpuff 3. JANIS REDEANA PEARSON Cocoa Notes 2 IAcc.J, 3 IAcc.l, GirI's Chorus 1, Powderpuff 3 IMgr.l, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class Play 3, Kitten Kapers 1, A Capella 2, 3 IV. Pres. and Acc.l. 262 DARLA JANE PEEPLES Pep Club 1. CLARA ANN PELHAM Transferred 3. GLENN ASHLEY PELHAM DE Club 3 lSgt. at Armsl, Football-JV 1, General Assembly 1, 3. MARIANNE IRENE PERRIN Band 1, Parameds 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3 lSec.I, Powderpuff 2, Business Bachelorettes 2, 3. MARY ANN PETERSON ICC 3, Parameds 2, Pep Club 1, 2 lSec.J, 3 lPres.I, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff 2, 3, Kitten Kapers 1. JANET ELAINE PHILLIPS Transferred 2, FSA 3, NHS 2, 3. MARGARET PILLUS Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3 lTreas.I, NHS 2, 3. GLENDA PIKE Transferred 3. JANICE DARLENE PLYMEL Transferred 3, DE Club 3 IChap.l. GAIL ELIZABETH PORTER Drama Club 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Lamplighters 3, Parameds 2, Pep Club 2, Powderpuff 3. GWEN LOUISE POTTER MARILYN RED PREACHER Transferred 2, FHA 3, FSA 3, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff 3, Business Bachelorettes 2. LAURICE McKlNLEY PRINCE Band 1, 2, Biology Club 3. ROBERT MARK PYATTE ADGER LEE QUICK JAMES PAUL RAINEY Basketball-JV 1, Tennis 3, Cross Country 1. ROBERT RAINEY Football-JV 19 Baseball-JV 1. BARBARA JO REEVES ANN LYNN REIMER CAROL LYNN RHOADES Transferred 3. CHARLES DAVID RICKS Hi-Y 19 Baseball-JV 19 Varsity 2. STEVEN SCOTT RILEY Transferred 29 Chess Club 39 Latin Club 39 Swimming 3. ANNETTE RIVERS ANTHONY UGO RIVERS Beta Club 39 Bible Club 19 Mu Alpha Theta 2, 39 NHS 2, 39 Track 1. CARRIE FRANCES RIVERS Powderpuff 29 General Assembly 29 A Capella 3. PATRICIA GAIL ROBERTS Lamplighters 29 Parameds 29 Powderpuff 2 tMgr.l9 Homecoming Court 3 lPrincessl. BISHOP ROBINSON Drama Club 39 ICC 39 Pep Club 39 Stage Band 39 Senior Frolics 39 Senior Class Play 39 Christmas Carol 3. PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON Cocoa Notes 39 Drama Club 39 GAA 29 Girl's Chorus 39 Pep Club 19 Senior Frolics 39 Senior Class Play 39 Girl's Drill Team 2, 39 Christmas Carol 3. JANE ELIZABETH ROTH Anchor Club 1, 2, 39 Beta Club 1, 2, 3 tTreas.l9 Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3 tSec.I9 NHS 2, 39 Parameds 29 SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 lEd. at Largely Swimming 19 Powderpuff 2, 39 General Assembly 2. ALAN WEN DELL ROUTH JAN ELIZABETH SCHUTZ Beta Club 1, 2, 39 NHS 2, 39 Girl's Drill Team 2, 3 IComm.l. JANET KATHLEEN SCOTT Drama Club 29 FHA 2 CV. Pres.I9 Powderpuff 29 General Assembly 2. HORMAN FREDRICK SCOTT Transferred 29 Wrestling 3. STEPHEN WARREN SEEMER JOHN THOMAS SEYMOUR Track 1, 2, 39 Cross Country 1, 2, 3. LIN GAIL SHYROCK Art Club 29 GAA 29 General Assembly 2. MARGARET MARY SKIDMORE Parameds 1, 29 Library Club 1 tTreas.l. GEORGE WALLACE SIMPSON Interact 2, 39 Football-JV 19 Varsity 2, 39 Tennis 2, 39 Powderpuff 2 lCheer.l9 General Assembly 3. MARY ALICE SINCLAIR MARGARET SMINK LINDA KAREN SMITH Anchor Club 1, 2, 3 ISr. Dir.l9 Beta Club 1, 2, 3 IV. Pres.l9 NHS 2, 3 lTreas.I9 SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 2 lJr. Class Ed.l, 3 ICO-Editorl9 SANDSCRIPT-Business 19 Powderpuff 2, 3. MICHAEL SMITH senior directory SUSAN FERN SMITH Drama Club 3 tSec.l9 Lamplighters 19 Parameds 39 Pep Club 1, 29 SANDSCRIPT-Business 29 TIGER GROWL 29 Tri-Hi-Y 19 Sen- ior Class Play 39 Christmas Carol 3. THOMAS KEVIN SMITH Transferred 39 Football-Varsity 39 Baseball-Varsity 39 Powderpuff 3 ICoachI. WINIFRED FLORA SMITH Transferred 19 Powderpuff 29 Senior Class Play 3. TERESA MARLENE SNYDER Beta Club 1, 2, 39 Cocoa Notes 39 Latin Club 19 Parameds 2, 39 A Capella 2. JACQUILYN STACHAROWSKI GAA 1, 29 Parameds 1. KAREN LOUISE STALLARD SANDSCRIPT-Business 39 Student Council 3 tSr. Sen.l9 Powder- puff 2, 39 Business Bachelorettes 2, 3. CAROLYN LOUISE STANSFIELD Parameds 2, 3 tRec. Sec.l9 Pep Club 2, 3 ITreas.I9 Powderpuff 2, 39 Business Bachelorettes 2, 3. Lois JANE STANTON ' Beta Club 1, 2, 39 Parameds 1, 2, 39 Spanish Club 19 Girl's DrillTeam 3. DALE FREDERICK STEWART ICC 39 SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 lSports Ed.l9 VICA 2 tTreas.I, 3 lTreas.l9 Football-JV 19 Varsity 2 tMgr.J, 3 lMgr.I9 Powderpuff 2 tCoachl, 3 ICoachl9 Senior Class Play 3. CAROL ANN STIER Cocoa Notes 39 Drama Club 39 Pep Club 19 TAR 29 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 tPres.J9 Powderpuff 39 Girl Crazy 19 A Cappella 2, 3 IPubl. Ch.I. KARL SAMUEL STOEHR Track 1, 2, 39 Cross Country 2, 3. REBECCA LEE STOEHR Parameds 1, 2, 3. RHUDENIA VANESE STONE Girl's Chorus 19 Kitten Kapers 19 A Capella 2, 3. JOHN STOVALL Transferred 29 DE Club 29 Football-JV 29 Track 2, 3. CYNTHIA ILEATHA SUNDERLIN FHA 1, 2, 39 GAA 19 ICC 29 Pep Club 19 Powderpuff 29 Business Bachelorettes 2, 3. SUSAN LYNN SWINDELL Cheerleading-Varsity 2, 39 Student Council 1 ISoph. Sen.l9 Pow- derpuff 3 tMgr.i9 Homecoming Court 3 IPrincessi. CRAIG DOUGLAS SWINSON Art Club 19 Biology Club 1. DOROTHY LYNN TANNER Band 1, 2, 39 Stage Band 3. DEBORA ANNE TEREK Anchor Club 1, 29 Lamplighters 1, 29 NHS 2, 39 SANDSCRIPT- Business 2, 39 Cheerleading-JV 19 Varsity 2, 39 Powderpuff 2, 3. PATRICIA MARY THOMAS Tri-Hi-Y 19 Golf 29 Powderpuff 2, 3. HENRIETTA THOMPSON Transferred 3. WENDY JEANNE THOMPSON MARY JO THRASH 263 senior directory Cocoa Notes 3, Parameds 1, 2 IPres. Electl, 3 IPres.l, A Capella 2. SHERRY KAY THRURN Transferred 3. LAVANDA LEE TIPTON DE Club 3. PAT TON EY DOUGLAS ANDREW TUCKER Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, TIGER GROWL 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3. RICHARD TURNER Latin Club 2,3 iProg.Ch.l, NHS 2, 3. NATALIE ERLANDA VALAVANIS TIGER GROWL 2, 3 lEditorl. SCOTT WALLACE Biology Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, VICA 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3. CINDI SUE WEAVERS RANDY WILLIAM WEBB Band 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3. SUE WEBSTER Transferred 2, Anchor Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Powder- puff 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3, General Assembly 2. CHERYL LYNN WEED Transferred 2, Business Bachelorettes 3. SAMUEL STEVEN WELKER Beta Club 1, 2, 3 CV. Pres.l, ICC 2, 3, Interact 1, 2 lSec.l, 3 lSec.l, Latin Club 1, 2 IV. Pres.l, 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, SANDSCRIPT-Business 1, Student Council 2 lCh. of Activitiesl, 3 lPres.l, Powderpuff 2 lCheer.l, 3 lCheer.l, Senior Frolics 3, Senior Class Play 3, Kitten Kapers 1, General Assembly 1. CYNTHIA LYNN WEST Roscoe LINLIE WHITE Transferred 1, Basketball-Varsity 3, Football-Varsity 3. JAMES ROBERT WHITLEY Cocoa Notes 1, 2, 3 lPres.l, Drama Club 3 lPres.l, ICC 3, Hi-Y 3, Powderpuff 3 lCheer.l, Girl Crazy 1, A Capella 1, 2, 3. LUDWICE GILDER WH ITLOCK TEC 1, VICA 2 IV. Pres.l, 3 IParl.l, Football-JV 1, Senior Class Play 3, Powderpuff 2 lCheer.J. DAVID ALLEN WIGGINS Interact 1, Basketball-JV 1, Football-JV 1, Baseball-Varsity 2, 3. LARRY EUGENE WILLIAMS Pep Club 3, Business Bachelors 3. MARY ANNE WILLIAMS DE Club 3. PAUL WAYNE WILLIAMS Transferred 1. ANDREA MICHELLE WILSON FHA 3, GirI's Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, A Capella 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN WILSON Drama Club 1, French Club 1, GirI's Chorus 1, Pep Club 1. PAUL MEREDITH WILSON Football-Varsity 1, 2, 3, Baseball-Varsity 3, Track 1, 2, Povvder- puff 2 lCoachl, 3 lCoachl. WILLIARD WILSON Key Club 1, 2. 264 LARRY WINN DENISE MARCELE WINNETT FSA 3, GAA 1, 2, 3 lSr. Dir.l, Powderpuff 2, 3 PATRICIA WIMBERLEY DCT 3. PATRICIA ANNE WISE Transferred 2. ELIZABETH ANN WORTMAN Anchor Club 3, Beta Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 2 Ur. Class Ed.l, 3 lCopy Ed.l. DELORES CAROL YANCEY GAA' 1, Latin Club 2, Parameds 1, 2, Business Bachelorettes 3. TOM CLAYTON YARBROUGH Football-JV 1. RAN DY YAT ES JOHN FREDRICK YODER General Assembly 3. LAURA JO YOU NG RONALD DEAN ZARBAUGH Cocoa Notes 3, ICC 3, Key Club 2, 3 lPres.l, Tennis 2. DEBBIE ZENGLER Anchor Club 1, Beta Club 1, Lamplighters 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Parameds 1, SANDSCRIPT-Editorial 3 lAsst. Index Ed.l. LAURA ZIMMER Anchor Club 3, Lamplighters 2, 3 lPres.l, NHS 2, 3, SAND- SCRIPT-Business 2, 3 lBusiness Mgr.J, Student Council 3 lSr. Sen.l, Swimming 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3. N ' f YE' 'fry senior directory in ,df Q fi :EE is A , , if V X iii K , . A 5 Wgjzfgw :sm iaiix 265 66 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATTRACTIVE Sara Knapp Phil Kocol MOST INTELLIGENT Margaret Pillus David Coleman MOST ATHLETIC Denise Winnett Paul Wilson BEST CITIZENS Persephone Johnson Steve Welker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Debbie Moehle Bob Hood MOST TALENTED Janice Pearson Jim Jones FRIENDLIEST Leslie Marshall Steve Friend MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Sue Earls Phil Kocol Steve Welker honor graduates Time and toil reap rewards This past year, changes were made in the grading system which reduced the number of students who qualified to be honor graduates. Students in Advanced Placement classes received an extra quality point for their grades in those classesg and students in Phase 3 classes received one less point. Also, the required grade point average for honor graduates was raised from 3.5 to 3.8. Students who had earned a grade point average between 3.8 and 4.199 graduated Cum Laudeg those whose averages were between 4.2 and 4.499 earned Magna Cum Laudeg and those who had earned a 4.5 or above were considered Summa Cum Laude. 268 DEBBIE MOEHLE Summa Cum Laude BOB HOOD Summa Cum Laude TOM HENDRIX Summa Cum Laude F E L honor graduates .,. Nm DAVID COLEMAN Summa Cum Laude STEVE LAUER Summa Cum Laude STEVE WELKER Summa Cum Laude MARGARET PILLUS Magna Cum Laude 269 honor graduates JANET PHILLIPS Magna Cum Laude In-n --q-so-q E'-Wihiign 'fn fs 270 DON BEESON Magna Cum Laude DANA HARDEN Magna Cum Laude M- My, ALICE KELLY Magna Cum Laude y 1 WW? Y H Ly, A I im L SUE MURPHY Magna Cum Laude JOHN BARTOSEK Magna Cum Laude honor graduates BETH WORTMAN Magna Cum Laude 271 honor graduates ANTHONY RIVERS L -y 1 'Ny - M L J I , M 3 J ,s -- 1:-1. ,if . Ay 1 5 3 Magna Cum Laude JANE ROTH Magna Cum Laude 272 KATHY D'AMICO Magna Cum Laude BONNIE WILSON Magna Cum Laude honor graduates LINDA SMITH Cum Laude PHI L KOCOL Cum Laude HOLLY JENSEN Cum Laude 273 honor graduates ff- uf 11 f 'T 3, 342. :Q MARK EHRHARDT Cum Laude SUE WEBSTER Cum Laude E K si? H , A ES X 2 T fy 2 L L J L4 fre Y , 4 5 I , I , dd L My 4 6 1 ' kv A 1 fam 5 Xfgfq 2 1 Z ' 'IW , 2 ,,.. S' 5' JANIS PEARSON DEBBIE BUSH Cum Laude Cum Laude 274 honor graduates SARA KNAPP Cum Laude RICHARD TURNER Cum Laude VL! JAN SCHUTZ JAMES DONOVAN Cum Laude CUFTI Laude ,....ov 275 honor graduates STEVE TINKER Cum Laude DEBBIE PALMER Cum Laude We me wa s sw 2 ' Q26 X L S 7 52 if fir J E i ei i fe 5 Mlzieggnitif ,.:,.z:,igsQ- M A Sii kfifii K F e 25 , ,X - .Q , gr E wi f' 5' E Not pictured JANIE GLOVER Cum Laude Not pictured STEVE PAULSON Cum Laude Not pictured FRED BOHLEN Cum Laude 276 SUE DuGOFF Cum Laude JACKIE MEYER Cum Laude VF' wi ff 1 W 1 2 1 1 W ,W f uf ,-V ,. -,-, , L . , 8. f 9 'i 6. IM I n:1v- JL CAROL YANCY Cum Laude X .72 honor graduates DEBBIE TEREK Cum Laude E DICK MCLAUGHLIN Cum Laude 2 ,fm ,.,..,k 277 outstanding seniors Active ever since her arrival at CHS, SUE EARLS, participated in many different activi- ties. She was a member of Lamplighters and played Powderpuff football. Interested in student government, she served as class trea- surer in her sophomore, junior, and senior years. In her senior year, she was selected as one of the Homecoming princesses. Be- cause she was an active cheerleader, Sue was also voted lVlost School Spirited. 278 QAM!!! Active as a student and citizen, PERSE- PHONE JOHNSON possessed many leadership qualities. In her junior year, she was elected class Vice President and President of Drama Club. As a senior she served as President of Business Bachelorettes and GAA. For two years, Persephone played Powderpuff and in her senior year she was a member of ICC and selected as a Homecoming Princess. As a junior, she was chosen by Congressman Lou Frey to represent Cocoa High in Wash- ington. Because of this honor, Persephone was chosen Best Citizen by her senior class. outstanding seniors ls? i L Q? i F Q PHIL KOCOL'S many and varied interests led him to participate in a wide range of activities at Cocoa High. His athletic ability was an asset when he played both Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball, Baseball, and Football. He was a member of Interact for three years and Beta Club and ICC for two. In his junior and senior years, he was a member of both lVlu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society. Phil was a member of Student Council during his three years at CHS, serving as Sophomore and Junior Class President and Chairman of Boy's Activities. Because of these interests and activities, Phil was chosen both Nlost Attractive and lVlost School Spirited. 27 outstanding seniors With a bubbling personality, LESLIE MARY SHALL was very active at Cocoa High. She was a member of Lamplighters for three years, sewing as secretary her junior year. As a junior, Leslie was a member of Parameds and played Powderpuff. ln her sophomore year, she was Vice President of her class, as a senior, a member of the SANDSCRIPT editorial staff and a member of the Senior Play cast. Leslie was chosen Friendliest in her class. 'QW I X Both athletic and intelligent, ROBERT HOOD contributed much to CHS. He was a member of Key Club and Nlu Alpha Theta for three years, and played J.V. Football in his sophomore year and played J.V. Football in his sophomore year and tennis as a junior and senior. He was a member of National Honor Society and Beta Club for two years. He was Senior Class President, a member of ICC, and producer of the Senior Class Play. Admired for his intellectual ability and versa- tile personality, Bob was chosen Nlost Likely to Succeed. 32 gil .tm 5 S it it Q t .-t c , if ... is I. ,'. S K 1 T Q W f lf ' f C tt, it lolloi lli t j C i .ig , V 3' 53 1 QAM 'K 41.4 Because of her attractive appearance, winning smile, and affable personality, DIANE BEATTY was chosen as Cocoa's Junior Miss and a Homecoming Princess. Diane's varied interests included the Golf team, Powderpuff football, the Pep Club and Future Secretaries of America. outstanding seniors For the past three years, SARA KNAPP has contributed much to CHS. She served as sophomore class secretary, and in her junior and senior years, Sara was a Varsity Cheer- leader, leading the squad as captain her last year. Chosen as Cocoa's Homecoming Queen, Sara represented Cocoa at a Thanksgiving Day game where she was chosen Apollo Bowl Queen. These honors led the Class of '70 to choose her as lVlost Attractive. ww ..-- O O . Kai, A I TF ,..,,..rf+fi 5 . .nl .. at ff. l 281 outstanding seniors Friendly and enthusiastic, SANDY ARRING- TON took part in many activities during her years at CHS. A member of Anchor Club for three years, she served as secretary in her senior year. She was a member of ICC and student government for three years, serving as a senator in her sophomore and junior years, and serving as treasurer of ICC and student government in her senior year. Her bouncy, vibrant personality served her well in her three years of cheerleading, and made Sandy a popular choice for Homecoming Prin- cess. ,'X.., fn Interested in many facets of high school life, TOM HENDRIX made many contributions to CHS. A member of Key Club for three years, he was secretary in his junior year and Lt. Governor as a senior. Tom was a member of National Honor Society and lVlu Alpha Theta in his junior and senior years, and president of Nlu Alpha Theta as a senior. Anchor members chose him as their First lVlate in his junior year and Admiral the fol- lowing year. He was also a powderpuff cheer- leader and member of General Assembly and the Tennis team. During his final year at CHS, he was Vice President of the Student Govern- ment Association and President of the Inter- club council. During her three years at CHS, DEBBIE MOEHLE was an asset to Cocoa High School through her many activities. She was a mem- ber of Anchor Club for three years, serving as Vice President in her junior year and Pres- ident as a senior. In her junior and senior years, she was a member of National Honor Society and Nlu Alpha Theta. Debbie was a .IV cheerleader for two years, and a varsity cheerleader in her final year at CHS. For two years she was a member of General As- sembly, and as a senior she was a member of the Inter-Club Council and was a Powder- puff Nlanager. For these attributes, Debbie was chosen Most Likely to Succeed. outstanding seniors f 'f'?w 283 + 4 284 Q QMMUNITY Discovering the community Its people, services, advantages. Realizing what it offers the opportunities for betterment to be found within its limits , Linda Smith and Beth Wortman en joy an after school snack at WIL MAR'S BAKERY, 5 Pointsett Drive Cocoa. E I, ,SX John Bettencourt and Donna Koenig senfe Bre- vard with a smile at PROVOST OFFICE EQUIP- MENT C0., 210 King Street, Cocoa. At MARTHA'S GIFT SHOP, Brevard Avenue, Cocoa, Sue Murphy admires the variety of dinnerware displayed by Nlrs. Jackson. ff'a? g Wir 286 AUTOMOTIVE INC., 308 Willard, Cocoa, serves students with parts for American and foreign cars. TV CABLE Cocoa-RockledgefMerritt Island 'f 9 TV Channels i' No Antenna 24 Hour Weather Colossal Color INSTALLATION 525.00 CNew Comers 55.001 GET -k 'k No Deposit Required Monthly Service Charge 34.95 CALL 631-0600 625 Brevard Cocoa Fast and efficient service is guaranteed is finger lick'n good. Joyce Killian wants to sell you a mirror at TOM WINNER GLASS C0., 999 South Dixie Highway, Rockledge. at KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN where chicken w ,,, ,N ,,,.,..m.... . Ill re ....,,. .,..,. .W ... ...M ..... .Ma 3,4 4 7 288 A handy service is provided by NEED-A-MAID, Forrest Avenue, Cocoa. COCOA - MERRITI AUTOMOTIVE INC. BEASLEY'S rnen's store at Merritt Island Shopping Center, Merritt ls- land, offers a wide selection of men's clothing. 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Entering a new, bigger world New experiences to be shared Forever exploring the limits of the imagination 295 GE ERAL I A Abbott, Betty Jane 26 Abbott, Mike 113, 215 Abernathy, Vicki 115,117,197 Abner, Oveda 177 ACADEMICS 14 A Capella 128 Ackley, Charlene 215 Adamo, Diane 177 Adams, Debbie 128, 177 Adams, James 26 Adams, Leonard 113 Adams, Linda 116, 177 Adams Patsy 75, 95, 215 Adams, Sherry 75, 90, 95, 197 Adamson, Isabel 26 Adler, Joe 128 Aesop, Mike 177 Akridge, Phil 197 Baker, Bill 197 Charles 177 Baker, Baker, Rebecca 26 Rose 197 Baker, Baker, Sarah 173,197 Baker, Thelma 173, 197 Baldwin, Denise 125, 177 Baldwin, Pam 173 Ball, Bill 215 Ball, Kenneth 216 Ball, Mildred 26 Ball, Steve 113,216 Ballenger, Tim 216 Balmer, Cliff 173 Bancroft, Steve 88, 103, 136, 1 197 Band 130, 131,132,133 Banks, David 216 Baran, David 173,197 Barber, Mike 173 196, Blutcher, Jackie 217 Albury, Robert 215 Alderman, Fran 26 Alexander, Clarence 177 Alexander, David 102, 197 Alexander, Willie 128, 151 , 215 Allen, Marlo 128 Allen, Milo 197 Allen, Wylene 177 Alligood, Keith 177 Alligood, Gerald 215 Allison, Adrianne 165, 197 Alsup, Robin 133, 177 Amarant, Egon 26 Ammen, Michael 215 Amos, Stephanie 177 Amstadt, David 215 Amstadt, Deborah 197 Anchor Club 98, 99 153,154,155, Barfield, Jim 130, 177 Barker, Danny 216 Baker, Kris 132, 165, 177 Barncord, David 173 Barnes, Beverly 117, 128, 177 Barnett, Cathy 177 Barnett, Janet 75, 173, 197 Barnett, Sue 133,173,216 Barnhart, Debbie 173 Barrs, Lynn 173, 197 Barrs, Steve 216 Barry, Aurellia 216,132 Barry, Dennis 197 Barsch, Harry 177 Bartberger, Lynn 75, 95, 108, 147, 173 197 Barthschel l, Joey 177 Bartosek, John 90, 92, 94, 96, 122, 216, 271 Anderson, Angie 82, 88, 99, 120, 176, 177 Anderson, Bob 137, 158, 159, 173, 197 Anderson, Cathy 122 Anderson David 177 Anderson, Don 177 Anderson Donna 215 Anderson Janelle 173,197 Anderson, John 215 Anderson, Kathy 106, 177, 197 Anderson, Lynn 177 Anderson, Nancie 177 Anderson Steve 105, 148, 158, 177 Andry, Rick 173 Armellini, Art 177 Armstrong, Jan 177 Armstrong, Jerome 148, 157, 177 Arnold, David 215 Arnold, Don 173 Arnoldy, Diane 177 Arnoldy, Vicki 133,173, 197 Arnoult, Mike 173, 197 Arrich, Skip 26 ' Arrington, Sandy 71, 86, 90, 98, 145, 215, 241, 282 Art Club 111 ATHLETICS 134 Atkinson, Pam 177 Austin, Barbara 95,108,177 Bartosek, Larry 177 Baseball Team 172, 173 Bass, Diane 197 Bass, John 197 Bass, Susan 216 Bates, Bobby 197 Batronis, Linda 93, 116,216 Batronis, Robert 177 Battell, Jeff 157, 177 Batts, Debbie 79, 89, 101, 145,216 Batts, Sherry 177 Bauer, Carl 197 Bauer, Joi 47, 75,216 Baugh, Beau 170 Beagle, Brenda 112,216 Beard, David 216 Beatty, Betsy 216 Beatty, Buddy 177 Beatty, Diane 72, 75, 76, 95, 281 Beaydoin, Thomas 178 Becker, Carolyn 26 Beckman, Julia 26 Beckwith, Gweneva 129, 197 Beckner, Teri 197 Bedford, Jo 117,133,217 Bedford, Pat 130, 178 Beers, Dennis 105, 148, 158, 178 121, 217 Austin, Dianne 177 Austin, Gene 177 Beers, Jim 104,121, 165,217 Beeson, Don 93, 95, 108,217,270 Austin, Mike 133, 173, 197 Aytes, Elise 26 Bacca, Debbie 74, 99, 101, 127,173, 197 Bacca, Mike 177 Bagwell, Betty 173, 197 Bailey, Cindy 173 Bailey, James 215 Bailey, Kim 215 Bailey, Mary 173,197 Bailey, Walter 177 Baillargeon, Louis 177 Baird, Linda 197 Baker, Beverly 75,125,126,173, 197 296 Begley, Ella 117,178 Belford, Susan 26, 119 Belflower, Gary 178 Bell, Clifton 197 Bell, Earl 178 ' Bell, Theresa 178 Belote, Vicki 178 Belton, Dick 39, 97, 104, 197 Belcher, Jim 153 Belue, Jack 217 Belue, John 178 Bennett, Shirley 178 Benton, Dee 197 Bergeron, Bryan 178 Bergquist, Carol 75, 96, 99, 101, 197 DEX Bernard, Oliver 178 Berney, Patricia 217 Berning, Sarah 197 Berry, Caro I 197 Best, Debbie 217 Best, Mike 198, 203 Bestor, Tim 122,217 96, 97 Bettencourt, John 217 Bettencourt, Wayne 113 Betz, Robert 217 Beville, C arlotte 198 Bias, Warren 148, 156, 157, 178 Biddle, Brenda 113,198 Bierman, Bobbie 178 Bigam, Apryle 62, 125, 165, 178 Bill, Rosemary 91,178,217 Bingham, Donna 198 Biology Club 109 Bird, Dwight 198 Bishop, Jim 132, 198 Blackburn, Larry 26, 158 Beta Club h Blackman, Alvin 198 Blackman, Deloris 178 Blackmon, Annette 198, 217 Blackmon, Donny 77, 78, 79, 128, 132,217 Blackmon, Gary 148, 178 Blackmon, James 110, 111, 198 Blake, Dick 22, 106, 155 Blakely, Jim 178 Blalock, Pam 178 Blankenshi p, Jody 178 Bleitz, Richard 26 130,178 Blevins Andy 178 Blevins J Blubaugh ne 129,217 Bobby 178 Boalt, Keith 218 Blem,Jeff . a Boarse, Ga W 178 Bobbitt, Jimmy 161, 163, 198 Bodecker, Steve 198 Boerner, M Bohannon, ark 178 Gail 75, 198 Bohlen, Fred 86, 90, 92, 136, 13 Boidston, Rodney 133 Boley, John 218 Boley, Margii 178 Bolvie, Allen 198 Bolton, Derrech 177 Booram, George 178 Booram, Bonnie 218 Boorse, Gary 133 Booth, Ethel 129, 198 Booth, Robert 218 Boroughs Borsceri, Robin 178 Borlan, Sam 198 ' hoben 178 Bortz, Cindy 123, 198 Bou rgeios Brian 178 Bounds, Arleen 198 Boutelle, Mark 104,218 Bowen, Nancy 75, 133,218,245 Bowens, Alfredia 218 Bowers, Mitchel 198 Bowles, Terri 178 Boydstun, James 198 Brackett, Bobby 178 Bradford, Yvonne 75, 129, 198 Bradley, Wynell 95, 179 Brady, Ronnie 198 Brady, Janet 179 Brady, Mike 179 Brady, Pat Brake, Jam Brake, Pau Branch, Ga 218 es 113,198 I 114,218 ry 198 Branch, Mark 179 Branham, Mark 130, 132, 179, 198 Brannam, Mary 179 Brannen, Billy 77, 105,136, 172, Brannen, Betty 198 Brannen, Mike 105, 158 106, 127 8, 218 ,254 198 Branson, Barry 218 Branson, Bebo 75, 89, 90, 99, 121, 198 Brayboy, Deloris 115, 198 Brayboy, Jerry 218 Brewer, Debbie 179 Brewer, LaRue 75, 101, 106, 115, 131, 198 Brewton, Georgia 106, 116, 179 Brickey, Steve 198 Bridges, Barbara 179 Brightman, Jimmy 128, 198 Brightman, Karl 198 Brith, Linda 198 Britton, Almetia 198 Broadway, David 148 Broadway, Wanda 49, 75, 95, 107, 126, 218 Brock, Sandra 179 Broker, Charles 26 Bromer, Harry 211 Bromer, Mike 198 Brooks Jerry 148, 179 Brooks, Joyce 179 Brooks Linda 198 Brooks Martin 158 Brooks Patricia 112,218 Brooks, Roberta 26 Brookins, Betty 179 Brothers, Bertha 27 Brothers, Dale 179 Brother, Diane 179 Brothers, Johnnie 179 Brothers, Kenneth 219 Carracher, John 180 Catte, Katharine 221 Brown, Brown, Amy 111, 179 Annette 179 Brown, Clifford 179 Brown, Donnie 198 Brown, Eddie 179 Brown, Francine 198 Brown, Gayle 179 Brown Gerome 36 128 Brown: Jeff 132, 179 Brown, Jesse 161, 162, 198' Brown, Jimmy 113 Brown, Joe 133,162,198 Brown, Joe Nathan 198 Brown, Joyce 198 Brown, Katie 219 Brown, Laura 179, 232 Brown, Timothy 179 Brown, Marta 27, 97 Brown, Vilinie 179 Chambe Browne, Don 40, 94, 162, 164, Broyles, Sam 199 Brundige, Alberta 125, 199 Brundige, Allorta 179 Brundige, Cherline 129, 219 Brunet, Claire 51, 75, 199 Brunet, Howard 102, 199 Brunet, Louise 133, 165, 179 Brunet, Susie 199 219 Bryan, Colleen 75, 77, 91, 93, 99, 219 Bryan, Oscar 136, 158, 199 Bryant, Cathy 199 Bryant, Chenita 199 Bryant, Marilyn 179 Buchner, Keith 219 Buchel, Rudy 199 Buchler, Katherine 179 Buchner, Kevin 179 Bull, Pat 27 Bunch, Wayne 199 Burgess, Jane 199 Burkhard, Richard 179 Burkes, John 219 Burkett, Barbara 219 Burkhard, Gary 199 Burkhard, Ronald 133, 179 Burns, Alfreda 136 Burns, Cathy 128,219 Burroughs, Robin 133 Burschell, John 220 Burtchell, Joey 133 Burton, Lea 199 Burton, Andy 179 Burton, Diane 179 Burton, Frank 179 Burton, Jan 179 A Busby, James 136. 138, 140, 151, 155 Bush, Debbie 80, 93, 97, 99, 220, 274 Bush, Lindsay 97, 99, 179 Bushy, Gladys 49 Butler, Craig 98, 104, 137, 140, 143, 151, 154, 172, 199 Butler, Fred 128 Butler, Jill 75, 127, 128,220 Butler, Joan 220 Butler, Johnny 199 Butler, Julie 147,179 Butler, Walter 151,153,155 Butts, Edna 220 Business Bachelorettes 115 C Cagle, Laura 199 Cagle, Lois 75 Cain, Janet 48, 220 Cain, Evelyn 179 Cain, Ronald 179 Camp, Bill 180 Camp, Steve 180 Camp, Barbara 179 Campbell, Sheila 180 Campbell, Don 199, 220 Canfield, David 180 Canfield, John 199 Cantrell, Betsy 75, 95, 108, 199 index Clark, Kenneth 180 Clark, Stanley 180 Clark, Susan 221 Cleckley, Donnie 109, 180 Clemens, Johnny 77, 136, 162,200 Clendinen, Allen 133, 180 Clendinen, Joyce 95, 107, 108, 129,20 Cliento, Paul 180 Clifton, Diane 133,180 Clifton, Zeke 221 Clocke, Ken 130 Clute, Paul 165 Cobb, Mark 133, 180 Cockrell, Tim 77,200 Cocoa Notes 127 Cole, Emma 200 Cole, Nancy 95,221 Coleman, David 93, 94, 221, 296 Coleman, Mike 200 Coleman, Trent 200 Coles, Drew 122, 221 Coletti, Michele 180 Collins, Alfred 148,200 Collins, Carl 128 Collins, Charles 127, 128 Collins, David 180 Collins, Kay 117, 180 Collins, Marveline 27 Collins, Mike 148 Collins, Stanley 137, 138,221 Carbonell, Fran 75,220 Cardinale, Diane 107, 116, 180 Carlyle, Beverly 199 Carman, Laurel 89, 180 Carnie, Luan 44, 82, 75, 180 Carpenter, Bonnie 55, 107, 180 Colp, Willie 180 Compton, Tim 200 Conant, Douglas 113, 222 O Conant, Philip 200 Coner, Nancy 181 Coney, Walter 158 Connell, Marcia 222 Conyers, Peggy 181 Carrier, Jim 114,220 Carroll, Lesta 75, 128,220 Carroll, Julie 74, 75, 180 Carroll, Theresa 180 Carson, Cha rles 221 Carter, Al 199 Carter, Ricky 199 Cook Dennis 123,222 Cook, Douglas 200 Cook, Elaine 181 Cook, Jimmy 181 Cook, Linda 181 Cooke, Nancy 181 Caruso, Joe 27 Casella, Emma 180 Cassell, Gail 199 Castle, Greg 186 Castleberry, Nancy Lee 27, 97 Catalano, Bambi 180 Catalfamo, Nancy 95, 107, 108, 180 Cooley, Mari lou 27 Coombs, Janet 42, 75, 97, 101,200 Coombs, Terri 200 Cooper, Milton 128 Cooper, Shirley 181 Coppenfvheat, Doug 200 Cordez, Vicki 181 Cordoff, Rubin 128 Catte, A Cazessu Cazessu drea 180 s, Steve 180 S, Marc 199 Cerro, Paula 180 Cesary, Cessac, Chaille, Chaille, Brenda 221 Daryl 180 Chris 105, 148, 158, 160, 180 Sue 90, 95, 96, 101,108, 110,199 Chalsot, Gerald 180 rlain, Scott 130, 132,221 Chambers, Johnny 165, 199 Chandler, Alta 112,221 Chandler, Teresa 221 Channell, Mark 128, 133 Chapple, Eddie Lee 199 Chase, Kathy 180 Chastain, Doug 132, 180 Chastain, Lisa 133, 180 Cheek, Laura 180 Chemerys, LeLand 95, 108, 180 Chess Club 111 Chevis, Sharon 75, 199 Chinea, Alfonso 180 Chitwood, Mike 199 Christenson, Lisa 116, 180 Christiansen, Debbie 180 Chumley, Bill 180 Cisco, Patricia 180 Clapman, Larry 199 Corler, Jerry 200 Corn, Andrew 50, 181 Cornelious, Ken 181 Cortellesi, Frank 148, 173, 181 Cosby, Frank 58 Cotellesse, Suzan 27, 171 Cotman, Harold 200 Covey, Dianne 222 Coumwell, Mark 199 Courtney, Shirley 94, 95, 111,222 Courtney, Terry 200 Cousins, Don 222 Covey, Charles 200 Cowan, Richard 222 Cowall, Kam 107 Cowder, Charles 181 Cowyer, Tim 199 Cox, Lillian 200 Cox, Thresa 200 Cox, Debbie 181 Coxwell, Carl 133 Craig, Helen 181 Craig, Jackie 75, 125,200 Crawford, Bruce 200 Crawford, Paula 97, 181 Crews, Jimmy 113,222 Cribbs, Joyce 21 Croom, Clifton 222 Crooms, Whiggy 172 Clark, Cathy 75, 77, 86, 97, 101, 120, 169, 221,241 Clark, Eakin 221 Clark, Joyce 180 Clark, Karen Clark, Ka ren 75, 133, 199 200 Crooms, Helen 188 Crosby, Rick 200 Crosby, Frank 222 Cross Country 164 - Cross, Marjory 23 Crosswhite, Greg 170, 222 297 index Crouch, Randy 133, 181 Crowe, Wilma 75,222 Crum, Debbie 89, 181 Crumb, Sharon 222 Crutchfield, Bruce 111 Cuid, Kathy 181 Cully, Kathy 86 Culp, Cathy 36 Cunningham, Dorothy 27 Curry, Arthur 137, 200 Curry, Annette 222 Curtis, Nadine 117,200 Curts, Pat 157,181 Cutshall, Charlie 181 Czernik, Janette 181 D Dacus, Herb 222 Daddis, Doreen 181 Dalton, Gerald 110,200 D'Amico, Jean 21, 27 D'Amico, Kathy 75,222,272 D'Amour, Richard 200 Daniels, Charlene 223 Daniel, Dan 181 Daniel, Lawrence 181 Daniels, Margaret 223 Daniels, Pat 181 Daniels, Sam 181 Dark, James 181 Davidson, Gail 181 Davidson, Madeline 88, 90, 196,200 Davies, Ray 181 Davies, William 27 Debbie 75 91 99 100,117,121 Davis Brenien 181 Davis Carrie 129.223 Davis Cathleen 125,200 Davis Kathy 200 Davis, , , , Davis, Gwendalyn 91, 181 Davis, Nancy 200 Day, Ronnie 181 Daymude, Marsha 223 DCT 112 DE 113 Dean, Sherri 110,200 Dearth, Pam 133, 181 Dobey, Karen 201 Dobry, Hilda 182 Dockery, David 201 Dodd, Judith 27 Dodson, Elizabeth 19 Donovan, Debbie 82, 91, 147, 182 Donovan, James 57, 223, 275 Donovan, Pat 151,155,223 Donovan, Sylvia 182 Dooley, Al 201 Dotson, Woody 95, 108, 133, 201 Dowdell, Bob 182 Dowling, Marie 182 Downey, Laurie 90, 91, 97, 99, 169,224 Doyle, Danny 53, 182 Drama Club 110 Dresser, Holland 27 Driggers, Raymond 224 Druckenmiller,,Jim 122,224 Dubey, Dennis 158,201 Duckett, Shirley 182 Duey, Benny 182 Duffy, Beuhring 27 Duggan, Mary 62,120,147,182 Duggan, Mike 122,201 DuGoff, Steve 182 DuGoff, Sue 93, 96, 224, 276 Dukes, Jerome 224 Dulse, Sandy 182 Dummich, Claire 27 Duncan, Carol 75,122,201 Duncan, Jay 182 Duncan, Margaret 95, 182 Duncanson, Diane 114, 182 Dunham, Osia 201 Dunn, David 201 Dunn, Jerry 182 Dunn, Kevin 224 Dunn Neel 148 Dunn 1 Y ,Vicki 127, 128,201 Dunnings, Ann 224 Dyal, John 224 Dyar, Steven 182 Dyer, Ed 201 Dyer, Mary 224 Dyer, Russell, 130, 182 Dyke, Dan 148, 182 Deaver, Sally 39, 109, 201 Debien, Ed 181 Decker, Bill 181 Deem, Bob 182 Defrenn, Garth 136,163,182 Delong, Debbie 52,201 Demby, Sandy 75, 97, 99, 100, 101 201 Dempsey, Donna 201 Dempsey, Tom 56 Denard, John 59, 77, 78 Denefield, Alpha 223 Dennart, John 201 Dennis, Frank 182 Dennis, John 223 Dennison, Pam 223 Denton, Debbie 182 Derrick, Vickie 201 Dersuch, Elioe 182 DeVault, Teresa 75, 76, 77, 125,201 DeVeaux, Betty Ann 201 DeVoe, Clifton 19 Dewey, Alan 201 DeWitt, Melissa 107, 182 Diamond, Nick 132, 182 Dickson,Tony 182 Dykes, Brenda 133,224 Dyson, Robert 182 E Eaddy, Bruce 83, 224 Earls, Sue 67, 78, 101, 144, 124 Eastman, Bill 114,201 Eastman, Debbie 182 Eastman, Karen 182 Eavey, Jim 103, 173,201 Ebersole, Diane 97, 101, 182 Eberwein, Doug 94, 136, 138,224 Ecker, Debbie 201 Edelstein, Rick 59,201 Edmonds, Paula 129 Edmonds, Ruby 201 Edmondston, Owen 201 Ehlers, Carol 169,201 Ehrhardt, Debi 75, 101, 120, 165, 166, 199,201 Ehrhardt, Mark 93, 94, 165, 166, 224, 27 Ellington, Mary 97, 224 Ellison, Siobhan 225 Elliott, Fred 201 Elliott, Harry 127, 128,225 Emanuel, Gary 182 Dilly, Luann 201 Dimond, Steve 148, 173, 182 Dingman, Eileen 112,223 Dingus, Gloria 122, 126,223 Dingus, Tommy 182 Dippel, Wayne 201 Disheng, Dale 182 Emenheiser, Philip 30 England, Linda 182 English, Brenda 225 Engo, Eddie 128 Enos Epps Epps Eddie 127, 128,225 ,Alcia 128 ,Cecilia 127,201 Ditty, Joy 71, 72, 75,201,204 Ditty, Patsi 75,223 Dixon, Diane 75, 201 Dixon, Gay 182 Dixon, Judy 223 Dixon, Norma 113,223 Dixon, Tanya 129, 182 298 Epps, Ralph 56, 182 Erisman, Mark 225 Ervin, Julia 182 Eschbach, Mary 91, 99, 169,225 Essenpreis, Diane 75,225 Essenpreis, Gary 225 Essenpreis, Terry 201 4 Estes, Debbie 225 Evans, Marcia 75, 128, 16 EVENTS 60 Everett, Donna 49, 182 Everett, Jack 201 5,225 Eyster, Roma 65, 75, 79, 201 F Fagg, Pete 162, 130, 170, Fagley, Tom 226 Fain, Gary 137,226 201 Fain, Leo 77,136,138,143,161,201 Fairborn, Pam 202 Faircloth, Bob 172 Fallat, Tanya 202 Falscroft, James 202 Farmer, Denise 226 Faulk, Ronnie 182 Fayer, George 182 Fayne, Hank 202 Fears, Randy 138,226 Fender, Roland 102, 182 Ferguson, Stephanie 202 Fern, Terry 107 Ferrell, Darlene 226 Ferrell, Marlene 226, 245, Ferretti, Ann 202 Fessel, Cathy 182 FHA 95 Fike, John 109,182 Finley, Brenda 226 Firebaugh,Tim 164,226 Fisher, Earl 182 Fisher, Elizabeth 202 Fitspatrick, Jill 183 Fitzpatrick, Brian 182 Fjeldheim, Roy 202 Flanary, Carolyn 183 254 Fleckinger, Debbie 75, 115, 117,202 Fleckinger, Kathy 73, 91, 147, 183 Fleckinger, Larry 77, 202 Fleming, Charles 227 Fleming, Dale 202 Fleming, DeWayne 202 Fletcher, Benny 202 Fletcher, Bill 132, 183 Flores, Gina 111,183 Flowers, Catherine 226 Flowers, David 202 Floyd, Eugene 202 Flumm, Wanda 133, 183 Folkes, Gordon 123,202 Forst, Suzie 183 Fortenberry, Linda 183 Foslierg, Mike 202 Foster, Richard 202 Fox, Chris 183 Dox, Debra 226 Franklin, Barbara 113, 126,202 Franklin, Pat 183 Franklin, Tony 226 Franko, Karen 226 Freed, Debbie 202 Freeman, Burdine 183 Freeman, Florett 133, 227 Freese, Barbara 183 French, Anne 202 French Club 108 Freshwater, Darrell 183 Fricker, Ed 28 Fricker, Marcella 28, 41 Friend, Cindy 183 Friend, Steve 81, 88, 104, Fritz, Martin 183 Fryer, Pat 183 FSA 95 FTA 95 Fugee, Charles 183 Fuhrel, Mary 183 Fuller, Heidi 107,202 Furmon, Bobby 183 Furry, Terry 183 G GAA 124, 125 Gainer, Allen 202 Gaines, Charles 227 136, 138, 227 Gallagher, Nancy 227 Galloway, Gayla 227 Galloway, Pat 202 Galloway, Preston 113,227 Galpin, Vonda 183 Gannt, Linda 129,227 Gardino, Roberta 183 Gardino, Susan 202 Gardner, Narrier 128 Garett, Roger 202 Garolino, Roberta 133 Garrison, Ronnie 183 Gartner, Rosemary 97, 184 Gay, Diane 110 Gaynor, Jane 28 Geiger, Leigh 74, 116,202 Gentry, Kathy 184 Gerlach, Richard 113,227 Gess, Debbie 227 Getz, Ric 202 Guilford, Bennie 228 Guilford, Debbie 129, 184 Guilford, Ronald 128, 203 Gurley, June 26, 203 Gustashaw, David 103,203 Guttery, Gail 74, 132,228 H Habegger, Frederick 28, 111 Hackler, Becky 75, 133,203 Hackler, Mona 96, 184 Haddock, Maryellen 184 Haddock, Kathleen 228 Hadox, Mary 95, 108 Hager, Karen 129, 184 Hager, Yvonne 203 Hails, Joey 88,147,176,184 Hall, Debbie 184 Hall, Jene 75, 120,228 Helms, index Tony 185 Hemenway, Janice 204 Hemenway, Jerry 185 Henderson, Jane 185 Henderson, Mike 132, 185 Henderson, Nancy 75, 230 Henderson, Sam 102, 103, 121, 127,230 Gibbs, Vettye 129, 202 Gibney, Gloria 184 Gibson, Betty 110, 127,202 Gibson, Charlotte 112,227 Gibson, Donna 91,125, 184 Gibson, Heather 111, 184 Gibson, Jerome 128, 202 Gibson, Roger 202 Gibson, Russell 130, 132, 136, 13 227 Gilbert Bobby 184 Girl's Chorus 129 Hall, Julie 165,184 Hall, Thomas 97,203 Hallbrouk, Debra 184 Haller, Diane 75,203 Haller, Kathy 116, 120,228 Haller, Larry 184 Hamilton, Cathy 91 Hamilton, Cindy 184 Hamilton, Debbie 229 Hamilton, Julie 91, 75,229 Hamilton, Hamilton, Kathy 113, 203 Ricky 44, 229 Hamm, Karen 91, 184 Hendren, Jackie 230 Hendrix, Tom 54, 77, 87, 90, 92, 94, 98, 230, 268, 283 Hendry, Beverly 185 Hendry, Margaret 28 Henry, Teddy 185 Hensley, Penny 171, 185 Herbaty, Denise 47,204 Herbaty, Laura 127,230 Herron, Diane 204 Hewitt, Paul 185 Hewitt, Richard 185 Hewitt, Shirley 204 Hibbs, Roberta 128,204 Hickman, Eddie 185 Hicks, Mark 204 Hill, Arthur 230 Hill, Barbara 185 Hill, Ben 109 Hill, Dora 75,125 Hill, Edwin 204 Hill, Ethel 204 Hill, Marvin 231 Hill, Pam 185 Hill Paula 75 114,125,231 Hillstrom, Marcia 91, 128,185 Glass, Frank 202 Glass, Peter 133,227 Glazier, Beth 202 Hammond, Bruce 184 Hammond, Connie 184 Hill: stephen be Hillstrom, Karen 113,204 Glover, Janie 93, 95, 115, 277 Glover, Mike 202 Glove Glove r, Robert 277 r, Shirley 129, 184,202 Goa ke, John 184 Hampton, Carolyn 203 Hampton, Peggy 184 Hilton, Cherri 185 Hilton, Susan 75, 76, 99, 101,204 Gobel, Ed 28 Goddard, John 184 Golden, Mike 132, 133, 148,228 Golding, Mike 184 Golf 170, 171 Gonzales, Carlos 94, 200 Gonzalez, David 184 Goodson, Sue 75, 202 Goolsby, Grady 137, 157, 173, 184 Gould, Cilla 202 Gould, Jay 148, 184 Grace, Bob 172,202 Graham, Burnette 202 Graham, Steve 184 Gramling, Richard 38, 184 Grant, Carmen 28 Grant, Debbie 117, 228 Grantham, James 184 Graves, Kathryn 202 Graves, Lillian 203 Hancock, Joyce 184 Hancock, Ronnie 128, 172,229 Hancock, Vivian 229 Haner, Janet 229 Hanks, William 157,203 Hannay, Keith 104,229 Hannon, Anthony 229 Hanshew, Jimmy 184 Hanson, Cheryl 185 Haralson, Ethel 229 Harbert, Mickey 91, 122, 172,203 Harden, Dana 75, 91, 230,270 Harden, Jackie 230 Hanrvick, Elvanda 117,128, 185 Hardy, Cheryl 89, 185 Hardy, Frank 185 Hinson, Derrick 231 185 Hinson, Maryann Hinton, Gene 78 ,231 Hinton, Ruth 95, 108, 185 Hipp, Ken 204 Hippensteel, Lee Hippensteel, Sue 75, 87, 90, 147,204 185 Hise, Paul 162, 164,231 Hi-Y 107 Hoade, Lonnie 185 Hoade, Tom 231 Hobby, Jeanette 49, 204 Hobby, Joanna 185 Hodge Gene 185 Hogar,' Ella iviae 231 Hardy, Lillie 145,230 Harmon, Sue 116, 127, 128,230 Harper, Carol 91, 101,185 Harrel Harrel 131 Harris Harris l,Janie 230 I, Wanda 74, 101, 115, 117, 121, , 203 , Ja mie 203 ,James 230 Hokwey, Rick 204 Holcomb, Michelle 185 Hohe, Mark 185 Holden, Mike 185 Holland, Bonita 185 Holland, David 185 Hollenbeck, Tom 231 Holley, Ava 185 Gray, Breatrice 200. 228 Gray, Bob 56, 114, 120, 184 Gray, Glen 200 Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, Grayb Green Kathy 110,111,203 Leslie 203 Marie 28, 38 Martha 132,200,228 Ruth 184 ill, Elizabeth 110, 128,200,228 ,Ann 75,91, 101,200,228 Green, Bobby 200, 228 Green, Ethel 184 Green, Oreatha 128, 228 Green, Steve 200 Green Green Green Green Green Green Grego Grego Greml e, Joyce 203 e, La Verne 73,228 e, Linda 110, 184 e, Mark 184 e, Neftali 133,184 way, Tommy 133, 162, 184 ry, Martha 75,228 ry, John 184 in, Richard 95,108 Greschwind, Allan 184 Griffith, Thomas 103, 184 Grievy, Gary 54 Griese, Robert 228 Harris, Sammy 127 Harrison, Sam 203 Holley, Barbara 63 Holmes, Kim 231 Hartling, Ken 91 Hartman, Craig 76, 103,230 Harvey, Loraine 203 Harvey, Steve 28, 57 Hanlvood, Frank 137, 161 Harwood, Tori 106, 107,203 Hatley, Don 133, 185 Hatmaker, Connie 203 Hause, Cathy 203 Have, Jeff 185 Hawes-, Pat 230 Hawes, Rodney 203 Hawk, Clarence 172 Hawkins, Debbie 75, 131,203 Hawkins, Stacey 128, 185 Haynes, David 203 Hays, Agela 185 Ha S Jennie 75 89 97,99, 101, 121,203 Y 1 . l Healy, Donna 185 Heath, Charyn 203 Hedrick, Rick 203 Heitzman, Mary 75, 129,230 Heitzman, Paul 203 Helms, David 185 Helms, Don 132,204 Holmes, Leroy 185 Holzer, Barbara 28 Honea, Thomas 28, 137, 161 Hood, Bob 81, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96 231, 268, 280 Hood, Susan 74, 127, 204 Hooper, Debbie 204 Hoover, Louella 75, 101,204 Hopp, Liz 95, 100, 117,199,204 Hopps, Bob 204 Horch, Ervin 128,161,204 Horne, Debra 185 Horton, Karen 204 Hotch, John 28, 126 Houchin, Carol 112,231 Houser, David 231 Houston, Edrena 185 Houston, Linda 51,115, 185,231 Howard, Dan 185 Howard, Patrica 91,204 Hoiivard, Roger 83, 151, 152, 153 154 55 Howe, Susan 204 Howes, John 185 Hubbard, Norris 185 index Huber, Mike 204 Huckle, Susan 231 Huckle, Terry 130,204 Hudnis, Richard 185 Hudson, Christine 204 Hudson, Claudia 231 Hudson, Jim 205 Hudson, Tommy 133, 158 Hufham, Deborah 186 Hufham, Steve 231 Hughes, Ken 133, 186 Hund, Mike 205 Hundredmark, Robert 157, 186 Hundson, Tom 185 Hunt, Marcia 232 Hunter, Greg 232 Hunter, Janet 75,205 Hunter, Mike 232 Hunter, Sheila 115,116,128,232 Hurdudruare, Pat 205 Hutchinson, Dwight 103,205 Hutchinson, Nihla 205 ICC 90 lgo, Curt 186 lmMasche, Steve 104, 232 Imster, Randy 132, 186 Imster, Suanne 63, 89, 232 Ingandello, Neena 232 Ingram, Joey 186 Ingram, John 148, 158 Inman, Alice 113,205 Inman, Barry 232 Interact Club 104, 105 Isaac, Amanda 205 Isaacs, Ray 186 Isom, Andrew 136, 139,232 Isom, Terry 46, 186 Isom, Tom 128 I Ivery, Mary 28 I Johnson, Ernie 186 Johnson, George 187 Johnson, Gloria 115, 126, 129,205 Johnson, Grace 117,205 Johnson, Harry 91,173 Johnson, Jeff 97, 205 Johnson, Johnny 187 Johnson, Katherine 233 Johnson, Kathy 187, 205 Johnson, Lisa 125 Johnson, Lucinda 128 Johnson, Lynda 233 Johnson, Mary 129,205 Johnson, Mike 187 Johnson, Annette 22 Johnson Persephone 71, 90, 101, 110 115,233,278 Johnson, Phil 233 Johnson, Ralph 187 Johnson, Verma 137, 158 Johnson, Willa 131,181, 187 Jones, Bob 54, 113, 162, 233 Jones, Bonnie 112, 233 Jones, Clifford 163, 187 Jones, Eddy 187 Jones Francine 115, 233 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Gerri 45, 75, 96, 205 Libby 234 Jacqueline 233 James 187 Jerry 233, 128 Jones Jim 77, 78, 128, 165, 167, 234 Jones, Johnny 205 Jones, Julia 88, 91, 97, 176,187 Jones, Lawrence 205 Jones Jones Jones Linda 205 Regie 148 Sandra 29,39 Jordartchris 113,205 Jordan, Miriam 234 Jordan, Patricia 205 Jackson J Dusty 205 Jackson, Jackie 205 Jackson, Janice 90, 109, 110, 121 Jackson, Jody 42, 63, 91, 232 Jackson, Joel 186 Jackson, Laura 205 Jackson, Pam 205 Jackson, Perry 161 Jackson, Robert 186 Jackson, Willene 205 Jacobs, Deanna 28 Jacobson, Ann 233 James, Kenneth 186 Jamison, Ed 123 Jamieson, Phil 102,205 Jamison, Robert 205 Jarrell, David 186,Jansen, James 128 Jeeter, Carl 165 Jeffreys, Jack 205 Jenkins, Jim 16, 17, 21 Jenkins, Larry 173, 186 Jenkens, Patricia 186 Jenkins, Skeeter 77 Jenkins, Teresa 96, 117, 132,205 Jennings, Cheryl 132, 205 Jennings, Don 132 Jennings, Pam 112,233 Jensen, Heidi 91, 186 Jensen, Jerome, Holly 92, 233, 273 Leslie 233 Jeter, Karl 186 Jester, Laura 186 Jester, Phil 178, 186 Jewell, Gary 205 Johns, Denise 233 Johns, Leroy 90, 106, 121, 130, Johns, Spike 186 Johnson, Alice 186 Johnson, Bonnie 205 Johnson, Cathy 128 Johnson, Chester 186 Johnson, Chris 205 Johnson, Dorothy 233 Johnson 300 , AI Iawese 186 205 Jorfi, Louie 205 Journey, Cindy 75, 205 Juelfs, Robert 205 Junior Varsity Basketball 156, 157 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 147 Junior Varsity Football 148, 149 K Kahle, Jackie 205 Kallough, Bobby 187 Kamus, Adam 205 Kash, Sandra 187 Kauffman, Kathy 128,205 Kazmirski, Ronnie 77,205 Keener, John 234 Kenerly, Gil 234 Keller, Kevin 158, 206 Kelly, Alice 93, 94, 270 Kelly, Dave 187 Kelley, Maureen 206 Kelly, Ricky 187 Kelly, Sherry 187 Kelsey, Terry 75, 169 Kenaston, Alicia 75, 95, 108, 109,206 Kenaston, Barry 133 Kerce, Wanda 234 Kern, Claudia 133 Kerley, Judy 75, 76, 128,234 Kern, Mark 234 Kernan, Martha 75, 93, 119, 165, 166, 206 Kernan, Robert 165, 166,234 Kessel, Janet 187, 234 Kessinger, Sue 75, 125,206 Key Club 102, 103 Kicker, Eddie 206 Kidd, Cid 234 Kidd, John 187 Kittrell, Dale 235 Kim, Stephanie 187 Kimberly, Sylvia 187 Kimbrel, James 29, 36, 103 Kimbrough, Arthur 187 Kimbrough, Beatrice 234 Kimmin, Barry 187 King, Gail 206 King, Gary 206 King, Max 206 King, Jacqueline 234 King, Pam 206 Kinser, Robert 206 Kinsey, Beth 187 Kirk, John 29, 157 Kirk, Kim 133,206 Kirk, Timmy 157, 187 Kiser, Clark 234 Knapp, Sara 68, 75, 144, 235, 275, 281 Knickle, Carolyn 235 Knight, Barbara 111,235 Knight, Billy 156, 157, 187 Knight, Jeanne 75, 235 Knoss, Debbie 75 Knowles, Wanda 235 Knuckles, Mr. 83 Kocol, Phil 86, 96, 100, 104, 137, 139 141, 172,273,235 Koenig, Donna 112, 235 Konig, Philip 130 Kozlowski, Sue 187 Kowal, Cam 206 Kratochuil, Mark 235 Krawic, Mike 80, 81, 103, 165,235 Krell, Marc 173,206 Krenz, Sandy 187 Krobot, Mary 75, 79, 89, 97, 101,206 Krywick, Beth 80, 86, 97, 100, 235 Krywick, Ben 187 Kruse, Bonnie 206 Kleinfeldt, Cecelia 29 Klos, Elizabeth 187 Kuehner, Clifford 162, 164,235 Kuester, Kelly 235 L Lacy, Mike 58,235 Lakes, Pam 187 Lamar, Bonnie 187 Lamb, Kenneth 29 Lamb, Robert 206 Lamplighters 100,101 Lane, Shelia 187 Land, Marvin 172,206 Landers, Tracy 206 Lane, Margaret 206 Langston, Beverly 235 Lanza, John 206 LaRoche, Stewart 173, 187 Larsen, Robert 206 Larsen, Susan 187 Larson, Tony 91, 102,235,237 Lasobeck, Gayle 206 Lathan, James 236 Latin Club 108 Lauer, Steve 90, 91, 92, 133, 236, 296 Laughlin, Ann 75, 117, 120, 165,206 Laughlin, Roy 93,95,108, 109,236 Laughlin, Pat 165, 187 La Vista, Debbie 67, 110, 115,206 Lawrence, Bill 63,236 Lawton, Judy 115, 126, 129,206 Lealman, Becky 95,108, 133, 187 Leath, George 136, 139 Le Captain, Vicki 187 Lee, Craig 80, 236 Lee, Mitch 188 Lee, Rochester 236 Leinbach, Jim 43, 165,236 Leland, Corinee 188 Lemaster, Dwight 206 Lenear, Mae Lou 206 Lennon, Patricia 29 Leonhart, Walt 29 Lere, Dan 236 Le Roy, Todd 77, 173, 206 Lester, Lonnie 188 Letes, Debbie 188 Leto, Penny 75, 89, 96, 98, 169,236 Lewis, Arthur 188 Lewis, David 236 Lewis, Larry 188 Lewis, Vickie 236 Lasenby, Mike 158,206 Lilly, Arline 236 Lily, Debbie 206 Limbaugh, Danny 206 Linden, Eric 81,236 Lindley, Linda 188 Lindsey, Patti 188 Linker, Lois 29 Linley, Linda 133 Lintz, Dennis 206 Lishka, Lyle 29 Little, Sherri 236 Little, Vicki 206 Lively, Doug 76, 108, 133,206 Lloyd, Harry 29 Lohr, Debi 236 Long, Linda 75, 206 Long, Mike 188 Lott, Jack 236 Louwerse, Debbie 99, 188 Maggart, Reba 237 Maier, Larry 29,137, 172 Maitzen, Pam 238 Makey, Fletcher 188 Makin, Jimmy 162,238 Malone, Sara 106, 110, 188 Maloney, Reetsie 207 Maloney, Sheila 75, 90, 116,238 Mann, Mattie 49, 115, 126, 129, 207 Manning, Gloria 188 Maples, Dwight 137 Marangue, Anne 128 March, Thomas 238 Marek, Peggy 129, 207 Marek, Vivian 62, 75, 127, 128,238 Marquis, Darlene 188 March, Debbie 116 Marsh, Jeff 188 index Miller, Michelle 95, 239 Miller, Sandy 239 Millett, Sandra 239 Miller, Sheri 239 Miller, Steve 207 Miller, Vella 189 Millett, Bonnie 208 Mills, Kerry 75,91 Milton, C. J. 158,160,239 Miners, Minster, Debbie 189 Joe 208 Meserindino, Gary 162, 164, 208 Meseriandino, Neil 189 Mitchell, Frec 30, 42 Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell , Delois 133,239 , EmmaJean 208 ,Mary Beth 48, 75, 91, 107,239 Nlitchell, Sue 120,208 Martin Louwerse, Frances 29 Love, Ellis 29 Love, Randy 206 Lovelace, Gerald 206 Lowe, Sharon 115, 206 Lowenthal, Lee 91,206 Lowry, Lloyd 122, 151, 155,206 Lucci, Earl 29 Luch, Freddie 207 Luckey, Amelia 188 Lumley, Connie 188 Lyles, Teresa 93, 237 Lyons, Alfreda 115, 126, 207 Lyons, Colleen 110,207 Lyons, Jeri 207 Lyons, Jo Ann 129, 207 Lyons, Linda 75, 91, 207 Lyons, Mary 188 Lyons, Shane 188 M McAllister, Gary 207 McArthur, Clyde 109 McArthur, Sheila 207 McCabe, David 133 McCarty, Frankie 30 McCavister, Teresa 188 McCauI, Mike 188 McCollins, Charles 238 Marshall, Brenda 207 Marshall, Charlie 123 Marshall, David 207 Marshall, Era 30 Marshall, Leslie 80, 81, 120, 237, 238, 280 Martin Martin 1 Debbie 188 Donna 188 Martini John 158,238 Martin Martin 1 , Joseph 188 Randall 188 Wayne 188 Martling, Steve Marucci, Sue 119,238 Matejeck, Bonnie 112,238 Matejeck, Luann 188 Mathews, Michael 188 Mathiesen, Dale 207 Mathis, John 173 Mathis, Juanita 207 Matteson, Melanie 238 Matthews, Marianne 30 Matthews, Bill 188 Matthews, John 188 Matthews, Myra 238 Matthews, Stacy 57, 207 Matthews, Steve 207 Matthews, Susan 238 Mastrantonio, Pete 188 Mitchell, Steve 133, 189 Mitchner, Clarence 240 Mixdorf, Tim 208 Mixer, Sheila 75, 91, 122,208 Moates, Debra 189 Mobley, Johnny 189 Moehle, Debbie 90, 92, 94, 98, 242, 268, 283 Moist, Doug 78, 189 Monroe, Anita 189 Moody, Tom 129, 189 Moore, Barbara 53 Moore, Bill 240 Moore, Bob 114 Moore, Carl 189 Moore, Charleen 240 Moore, Homer 161 Moore, Jackie 75,240 Moore, Jim 189 Moore, Mary Ann 240 Moore, Patricia 189 Moore, Robert 132, 189 Moore, Robert 240 Moore, Sheila 189 Moore, Susan 189 Moore, Terry 190 Morgan e, Annie 240 Morgan, Karen 208 Morning, Jim 190 McCracken, Lonnie 207 McCuen, Joan 75, 121, 147,207 McCull, Timothy 207 McCulloch, Charles 91 McCurmick, Willard 238 McDaniel, Shawn 78, 89, 122,207 McDonald, Cathy 207 McDonald, Lois 75,207 McDonald, Sue 75,207 McEntee,Arleen 129, 188 McFall, Agnes 188 McGee, Bonnie 189 McGhee, Juanita 207 McGinn, Bill 20 Mclntosh, Karen 189 McKee, Billy 133,238 McKim, Patty 189 McKnight, Jimmy 161 McKoume, Gary 189 McLaughlin, Dick 43, 104, 238,276 McLaughlin, Kent 130, 207 McLure, John 30 McMartney, Lader 238 McMahon, Kathy 189 McMairs, James 189 McMichael, Mark 207 McMillan, Billy 238 McMillian, David 102, 189 McMullen, Charles 189 McNamara, Eileen 189 McNamara, Lois 30 McNamara, Rosemary 238 McNeil, David 102, 132,207 MacBride, Jerry 207 MacEntee, Shawn 102, 108, 207 Macey, Ethel 29 MacFail, Agnes 129 Mackay, Donald 165,207 Mackay, Bruce 165, 188 Maddoch, Lenny 207 Mauk, Jim 238 Maxon, Dennis 130, 188 Maxwell, Charlotte 95, 108, 188 Maxwell, Janet 116,207 May, Cindy 188 May, Teresa 75,207 Mayer, Fred 30, 83, 104, 122, 148 Mayes, Karen 188 Mayfield, Mary 125, 188 Mays, Jacob 161 Mazur, Joseph 30 Meadows, Bob 238 Meadows, Diane 207 Mealy, Jackie 238 Mears, David 189 Mechlin, Jeff 106, 239 Mechstroth, Ken 207 Mee, Ann 90, 92, 97, 99, 121,239 Mee, Jean 97, 99, 101, 189 Meekins, Donna 107, 121,207 Melcher, Sue 91, 165, 189 Mendez, Charles 113, 239 Mender, Chris 189 Merritt, John 239 Merritt, Mike 158, 207 Merritt, Mildred 129 Mertens, Vicky 123 Meyer, Jackie 80, 91, 101, 239, 276 Meyer, Russell 239 Mickey, Peggy 75, 239 Morrison, Sheree 97, 190 Morton, Margaret 130, 240 Moscicki, Mark 208 Mosely, Jane 75, 106, 240 Mosely, Jim 91, 133,208 Moseley, Kenny 208 Miller, Chuck 189 Miller, David 133,207 Miller, Debbie 189 Milfer, Eugene 83, 136, 151, 155, 161, 62 Miller, Glenn 189 Miller, Hugh 167 Miller, Linda 189 Miller, Mariam 115,207 Miller, Marie 129,207 Mosher, Mosrie, Theodore 30 Marwan 208 Moten, Sandra 240 Mozians ki, Lynda 208 Mu Alpha Theta 94 Multop, Ethylene 20 Muncy, Kathy 189 Mundy, Alan 163 Mundy, Munsey, Don 164,190 Mike 208 Muntan, Andy 190 Muntan, Gaza 208 Muntar, Randy 133 Murdock, Kevin 103, 190 Murphy, April 190 Murphy, John 133,240 145, 240 Murphy, Sue 92, 97, 118, 240, 271 Murray, Mike 158 Murray, John 53, 190 Murray, James 240 Mutter, Bill 130 Mutter Debbie 132 190 iviuuerf william 208 Muzzone, Norton 190 Myers, Skipper 190 Mynatt, Betty 30 N Naive, Jeff 148 Nall, Julia 95, 97, 108,190 Napier, Nave, J Neal, S Sharon 190 erry 190 herry 208 Neal, Theo 208 301 index Nealy, Ann Marie 208 Neil, David 133 Nelson, Ronald 240 Nelson, Randy 208 Nesotos, Debbie 127,208 Newhouse, Peggy 190 Newhouse, Nancy 241 Newman, Walter 208 Newsted, Connie 144, 241 NHS 92,93 Nickel, Kevin 190 Nickerson, Debbie 106, 190 Nicholson, Charles 30, 58 Noble, Frank 170 Nolan, Janet 91 Nolan, Kim 208 Noland, Pati 190 Nolin, Janet 190 Nolte, Otto 25, 114 Norton, Linda 190 Noss, Debbie 208 Nugent, Mary 110,208 Nycum, Denise 190 0 Obney, Yvonne 190 Odick, Zelda 190 O'Halleron, Robert 148, 190 Olenek, Bob 208 Oliver, Danny 241 Olsen, Linda 208 O'Neal, Lader 145 Onesty, Mark 31,90 ORGANIZATIONS 84 Osinski, Mike 148, 149,157,190 Owen, Johnny 241 Overacker, Thomas 241 P Pace, Cris 208 Packard, Bob 137, 139,241 Packard, Bruce 190 Packard, Steve 137, 162,208 Packard, Susan 133, 190 Pagano, James 241 Page, Arlene 208 Page, Donna 190 Palmer, Debbie 93, 208 Palmer, Debbie 120, 241, 276 Panchuckian, Adam 161,190 Parameds 116, 117 Parker, Jim 241 Darlier, Lyn 76,241 Parrish, Douglas 170,241 Parrish, Grace 190 Parrish, Sarah 95,101, 117,208 Parry, James 31 Parsons, Linda 190 Pastore, Gayle 75, 91, 242 Pastore, Heather 127, 190 Pastore, Jerry 42, 208 Patterson, James 208 Paulson, Steve 242 Payne, David 128, 208 Peacock, Beckii 75, 89, 91, 117, 133, 242,245 Petty, Sharon 190 Pessaro, Darea 190 Pessaro, Jeana 116 Phelan, Martha 117,208 Phelps, David 113,243 Phelps, Wanda 113,243 Phenicie, Casandra 112,208 Phenicie, Dale 243 Phillips, Janet 93, 95, 243, 270 Philman, Faye 91,208 Pickett, Joanne 208 Pickett, Vicki 75, 123,208 Pickett, Tim 130,191 Pictras, Brenda 132 Pidcock, Gay 127, 128, 209 Pierce, Colin 191 Pierce, Dale 173,191 Pierce, Don 128 Pike, Glenda 2,43 Pikus, Candy 191 Pill, Rose Marie 191 Pillus, Jerome 43, 209 Pillus, Margaret 93, 94, 243, 296 Plymel, Janice 243 Reed, Lois 209 Reeves, Angie 73, 203,209 Register, Joey 209 Register, John 209 Register, Patsy 191 Reid, Diana 97, 109,209 Reilly, Kevin 133,209 Reimer, Ann 244 Reinking, Jeff 130 Reinking, Jesse 130,191 Rendele, Mark 42 Renshaw, Sheila 209 Reutti, Marcia 244 Revels, John 209 Reynolds, Bobby 191 Rhine, Donny 133 Rhodes, Carol 244 Rhyne, Dan 158 Rice, Jeff 77,173,209 Richards, Judy 165,209 Richardson, Jerrie 31 Richardson, Ned 31 Richardson, Rocky 136 Richardson, Tom 128, 158 Peagand, Jim 114 Pearson, Janis 74, 127, 128, 132, 242, 274 Peeples, Peeples Peeples Pelham, Pelham, Pelham, Darla 242 Jo Ann 190 Ken 31 Clara 242 Glenn 91,113 Martha 31, 112 Pelzel, Barbara 242 Pemberton, Bobby 109, 190 Pep Club 126 Perdue, Guelene 208 Perez, Ricky 190 Perrin, Marianne 115, 117,126,242 Perry, Clarithia 190 PERSONALITIES 174 Peterson, Gary 242 Peterson, John 31 Peterson, Mary 48, 75, 90, 107, 126,242 Petton, David 190 302 Podkowa, Bill 95,108, 111,243 Poitras, Brenda 191 Pokerney, Margaret 209 Pollard, Jerry 209 Poole, Malinda 20 Popwell,Arthur 191 Porter, Gail 75,101,243 Portie, Fred 209 Portier, Tony 128 Poston, Donna 209 Potter, Gary 243 Potter, Gwen 243 Potts, Janice 191 Potto, Susan 191 Powell, Carl 243 Powell, Bill 105, 137,158, 160 Powell, Ira 191 Powell, William 209 Powers, Gary 243 Preacher, Marilyn 95, 107, 126, 243 Preacher, Roger 191 Prentice, Robin 243,254 Presson, Brenda 75, 91, 209 Preston, Gary 172, 209 Price, Alvin 128, 244 Price, Cindy 112,244 Price, Gloria 191 Price, Steve 41, 191 Price, Willie 191 Prillhart, Doug 191 Prince, Mac 244 Prisbrey, Kay 117, 191 Pritchett, Robert 191 Prusos, Dek 209 Pryor, Kathy 209 Putnam, Vicki 209 Pyatte, Robert 244 Pyutb, Kevet 191 Q Erma Quick 209 Judy Quick 31,115 R Rader, Debbie 209 Raff, Margo 133, 191 Ragan, Vicky 191 Ragans, Cleveland 203 Raimondo, Chris 191 Raimondo, Val 75, 88, 103,147, 196,209 Rainey, Paul 244 Raley, John 209 Ramey, Dennis 209 Ramsey, Terry 9.5, 108, 171, 191 Randall, Jennifer 209 Randall, Robert 209 Randell, Mark 209 Ray, Marsha 191 Raymer, Herman 191 Read, Brad 209 Read, Randy 209 Redden, Charles 244 Redmon, Andrew 244 Ricks, David 244 Ricks, Henry 31 Ridley, Carl 156, 157 Ridley, Jay 191 Ridley, Sally 244 Riley, Johnny 31 Riley, Kay 191 Riley, Steve 165, 244 Rintelman, David 192 Rischel, Paul 133 Rish, Jan 117 Risle, Butler 192 Richert, Sherry 95, 99, 108, 191 Ritchey, Chris 209 Rivers, Anthony 40, 92, 94, 244, 272 Rivers Dorothy 91 Rivers Jimmy 192 Rivers, Gladys 245 Roath, Alan 245 Roach Duane 91,245 Robbivy, Jimmie 209 Roberts, Charlie 192 Roberts, Glenn 209 Roberts, Janis 192 Roberts, Karen 192 Roberts, Pat 71,220,245 Robertson, Shirley 75,209 Robertson,Thel 210 Robinette, Martha 210 Robinson, Bishop 110, 126 Robinson, David 245 Robinson, Jackie 210 Robinson, Jeff 95, 108, 130, 192 Robinson, Pat 127, 129,245 Robinson, Richard 44, 192 Robinson, Steve 56,245 Robinson, Teresa 192 Robinson, Tony 192 Roby, Lois 52 Roderick, Bobby 57 Rodger, Mickey 210 Rodgers, Valerie 125, 129,209 Rodrigues, Robert 57 Rodriguez, Carol 192 Roesch, Carol 130, 132,209 Rogers, Robin 75,209 Rolle, Nimon 209 Rollins, Lou Ann 75, 91, 209 Romprey, Gail 192 Root, David 192 Rosier, Randy 42, 102, 192 Ross, Barb 165, 192,245 Ross, Bill 111,157,209 Rosser, Debbie 210 Roth, Jane 75, 92, 94, 97, 99, 118 245 272 Rouse, Billy 37 Roxroade, Vickie 192 Rubar, Miles 245 Ruby, Jalinda 192 Rueti, Micki 133 Ruth, Arthur Lee 192 Ryne, Danny 210 S Sadler, Debbie 210 Sakey, Cheryl 245 Sampson, George 245 Sampson, Willie 158, 192 Sanchez, William 31 Sanders, Larry 53, 148, 149 Sanders, David 148 Sanders, Diane 210 Sanders, Eddie 210 Sisco, Earl 210 Skidmore, Peggy 246 Skinner, Girvin 77,210 Slack, Barry 210 Slayton, James 193 Sloan, Peggy 247 Small, Mona 193 Smalley, Buddy 137,210 Smart, Caren 193 Smiley, Patricia 210 Sands, Cindy 210 SANDSCRIPT 118, 119,120, 121 Sammons, Mark 192 Sargent, Steve 192 Saunders, David 192 Saxon, Vicki 53, 133,210 Saynes, Sherry 210 Scarbourough, Ray 210 Schenck, Jay 192, 165 Schealer, Martha 192 Schenck, Law 210 Schill, John 246 Schmahl, G. P. 91, 97, 102,210 Schmidt, Drew 95, 108, 192 Schmidt, Paul 246 Schnoor, Jane 22 Schumann, Roy 192 Schultz, Ellen 75, 91, 246 Schutz, Jan 93, 246, 275 Taggart, Sue 112 Science Club 109 Scott Scott Scott Scott Barry 210 Billie 107,210 Charles 192 Debbie 75, 86, 96, 98, 101,210 Scott, Donna 95, 107, 110, 192 Scott Emanuel 158 Scott, Janet 246 Scott, Jenny 113 Scott Norman 246 Scott, Tony 148 Sears, Jim 192,170 Stallard, Robert 193 Seasack, Darrel 148 Seely, Sheree 192 Seemer, Steve 246 Seibert, Douglas 210 Self, Danny 114,246 Selvidge, Debbie 192 Sergent, Byrd 31, 45 Sessoms, Jim 148, 192 Session, Sebron 192 Seymore, John 162 Seymour, Sherry 75,210 Shabot, Jerry 148 Shackleford, Claudia 210 Shay, Bruce 246 Shays, Connie 192 Shaughnessy, Mike 246 Shawver, Dennis 192 Sheldon, Deborah 246 Shell, Gary 210 Shereen, Jack 210 Sheridan, Mark 192 Sheriff, David 192 Shoemaker, Bruce 158 Shoemaker, David 148, 192 Shook, Elaine 31, 49 Shorter, Betty Jean 210 Shorter, Frank 128 Shown, Valeri 110, 192 Shyrock, Linda 246 Siebert, Linda 210 Signorelli, Barry 94,210 Silbaugh, Jean 31,37 Silva, Joe 31 Silvers, Ron 210 Simmons, Gary 192 Simmons, Matt 192 Simmons, Rick 246 Simon, Sharon 193 Simpson, Bill 173,193 Simpson, George 104, 136, 139, 246 Simpson, Hallie 32 Simpson, John 210 Sims, Gene 210 Sims, Julie 75,101,210 Sims, Roger 148, 153, 173, 193 Sinclair, Mary 246 Smith Arth ur Lee 247 Smith, Benny 173,210 Smith, Brad 210 Smith, Charles 247 Smith, Daniel 247 Smith, Debbie 210 Smith, Donna 95, 97, 108, 109,210,247 Smith Eddie 32, 35, 132 Smith:EthyIene 112,247 Smith, Groover 210 Smith, Harold 132,210 Smith, Janice 113,247 Smith, Janie 193 Smith, Joe Lee 18 Smith, John 91,211 Smith, Judy 247 Smith, Larry 15l,152, 155,211 Smith, Lee 211 Smith, Leroy 32, 173 Smith, Linda 75, 92, 97, 98, 118, 247, 273 Smith, Lindsey 151, 152, 153, 155,247 Smith, Lynn 133, 193 Smink, Margaret 247 Smith, Margo 113 Smith, Michael 130,247 Smith, Mike 247 Smith, Morgan 247 Smith, Norma 193 Smith, Sonja 193 Smith, Steve 123 Smith, Susie 211 Smith, Sue 110,115, 117,247 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, h, Steve 193 Smioc Snider Snipes Tom 137, 139, 172 Virginia 211 Wanda 193 Wayne 247 Winnie 43,248 ,Becky 193 ,Ann 193 Snyder, Mary 21 Snyder, Robert 193 Snyder, Teresa 96, 117, 248 Snyder, Sheila 193 Soloman, Jerry 193 Soloman, Larry 193 Stevens, Lynn 193 Stevenson, Don 44, 122,211 index Stewart, Dale 76, 90, 114, 120, 138,248 Stewart, Lee 103,211 Stoehr, Becky 117,248 Stoehr, Karl 162,248 Stoehr, Ricky 161, 164,193 Stomier, Robert 211 Stone, Rhudenia 115 Stone, Rhonda 248 Story, Billy 151, 155 Story, Rick 211 Strout, Doug 133,211 Stout, Ken 132, 193 Stout, Max 193 Stovall, Johnny 113,248 Street, David 133, 211 Strickland, Gwen 112,248 String, David 137, 139, 172, 249 Stuart, Alma 32 Student Government Association 88, 89, 90, 91 Sueverkruepp, Cynthia 116,211 Sullimon, Jerry 173 Sullivan, Wayne 244 Sunday, Debra 193 Sundall, Iris 106,193 Sunderland, Cindy 232,249 Suprenaut, Jack 193 Surrett, Pam 193 Swearingen, Mary Lou 193 Swearingen, Rick 249 Sweat, Louise 193 Swenson, Julie 122,211 Swimming 165, 166, 167 Swindell, Sue 71,74, 145,249 Swingford, Bonnie 193 Swinson, Greg 249 T Tanner, Arthur 137, 158 Tanner, Dorothy 132, 249 Tant, Judy 193 Tassell, Greg 193 Sopher, Carrie 193 Sovey, Richard 192 Sparks, Linda 248 Speir, Alan 91,211 Speir, Bill 57,248 Spencer, Mike 193 Spillus, John 193 Spillman, Don 211 Spore, Della 193 Spoth, Frank 130, 193 Sprass, Lester 133, 193 Stable, John 211 Stacharowski, Jackie 248 Stallard, Karen 75, 76, 89, 91, 121,248 Stanchansky, Kathy 211 Stanier, Bill 211 Taylor, Colleen 211 Taylor, Earnestine 193 Taylor, Greg 193 Taylor, Johnny 32 Taylor, Kay 211 Taylor, Linda 50,211 Taylor, Maxine 112, 249 Taylor, Tony 137,173,211 Tegreene, Chris 194, 211 Tennis Team 168, 169 Terek, Barbara 116, 194 Terek, Debbie 75, 92, 144, 249, 2 Terry, Marlene 194 Terry, Tom 32 Telto, Karen 194 Theilacker, David 158 Theilacker, Frank 158,211 Theilacker, Michael 249 Thomas, Denise 194 Thomas, Eunice 211 Thomas, Gene 128 Thomas, James 172 Thomas, John 211 Thomas, Kenny 212 Thomas, Mary 194,212 Thomas, Pat 75,249 Thomason, Janie 194 Stansfield, Carolyn 75, 115, 116, 126,248 Stanton, Lois 96, 117,248 Statlick, James 248 St. Croix, Teresa 109, 110 Steadman, Randy 97, 103, 172,211 Steen, Jeff 148, 193 Steen, Ray 211 Steimete, Debbie 132 Stein, Bradi77, 173,211 Stein, Patricia 193 Stein, Sally 211 Steinmetz, Debbie 193 Steir, Carol 75, 106, 128, 248 Thomas, Yvone 249 Thomas, Terry 129, 194 Thompson, Barry 249 Thompson, Cathy 212 Thompson, Jim 194 Thompson, Kathy 75 Thompson, Linda 75,91, 115,212 Thompson, Malcolm 212 Thorne, David 212 Thornton, Rick 77,212 86, 87 76 Thrash, Mary Jo 75, 77, 116,127,249 Tidwell, Mitchell 32 Tiemier, Deborah 250 Tiffany, Sally 212 TIGER GROWL 122,123 303 Wells, Dan 77, 89, 90, 103,1 index Tilley, Pam 112,250 Tillitson, Mike 194 Tillotson, Sue 107, 212 Timmons, Richard 94, 162, 164,212 Tinker, Steve 170, 250, 276 Tipton, Carl 194 Tobert, Billy 194 Tobin, Margaret 250 Tobin, Michel 212 Todd, Debbie 194 Todd, Jim 212 Tolbert, Billy 148 Tomlin, Richard 133 Tom kins Ga 103 194 D i VY i Tompkins, Kathy 75, 77, 88, 98, 145, 196, 212 Toney, Raymond 212 Toohey,Tim 162 Tooley, Jim 212 Toohey, Jim 136, 161 Toomey, Tom 212 Touchon, Debra 194 Track Team 161, 162, 163 Trett, Sophie 32 Trew, Houston 18 Trible Wa ne 111 Warren, Wesley 212 Washington, Liza 212 Waters, Linda 212 Watson, Cathy 212 Wears, Betty 194 Weatherspoon, Herbert 194 Weaver, Cindy 251 Webb, Randy 130,251 Webster, Jim 212 Webster, Sue 75, 93, 99,251 Weed, Robyn 212 Weeks, Jo Ann 133 Weeks, Judy 212 Weeks, Randy 39,212 Wegelin, Laura 213 Wehner, Bob 252 Wehner, Joe 213 Weigel, Gina 75, 82, 89, 117, 131, 213 Weinberg, Ronny 194 Weldon, Delores 194 Welker, Ronny 173, 194 Welker, Steve 77, 87, 93, 94, 97, 252, 296 i Y Tri-Hi-Y 106,107 Tripp, Sherry 250 Trosset, George 212 Trosset, Robert 172,250 Troutman, Terry 20, 91, 250 True, Jimmy 194 Tucker, Bob 250 Tucker, Doug 123, 132,250 Turner, Barbara 212 Turner, Debra 194 Turner, Dora 194 Turner, Frank 250 Turner, Jerry 106, 114,212 Turner, Richard 93, 95, 108,252,275 Turner Robert 132 212 Turberilille, Ronnie 1183 U Unold, Karla 194 Utberg, Jo Ann 110, 194 V Valvanis, Natalie 44, 90, 122, 250 Vandergrift, Tommy 77,212 Vanderhaeghen, John 105, 137,212 Van Lear, Laura 128,251 Van Nest, Pam 194 Van Orman, Dennis 251 Van Orman, Evelyn 74, 75, 133, 212 Vargas, Rose 111,212 Varndell, Jeff 158, 194 Varsity Basketball 150-155 Varsity Cheerleaders 144-146 Varsity Football 136-143 Veatch, Barbara 75, 251 Verrett, Yvonne 194 Vica 114 Vignole, Jim 77, 91, 103 Vincent, Hugh 194 Vondrell, Connie 75, 96, 212 Votry, Linda 194 W Wade, Charyn 212 Wade, Pat 212 Wages, Susan 212 Wall, Dan 194 Walden, Joe 23 Wagoner, Catherine 32 Wagoner, Joyce 194 Walker, Debbie 194 Walker, Mark 251 Walker, Mike 212 Walker, Robert 127,212 Walker, Stephanie 194 Wallace, Charles 132,212 Wallace, Pam 212 Wallace, Scott 251 Waltz, Glenn 77,212 Ward, Belinda 194 Watson, Gloria 194 Watson, Kathy 115 Watson, Shelia 194 Wells Debbie 194 Wells, Edna 75,115,125,126, 129,213 Wells, Jan 89, 90, 194 Wells, Linda 213 Wells, Willie 137,141,213 Wescott, Jeanne 63, 194 West, Cynthia 252 West, John 89,132,194 Wetherhill, James 194 Wheatley, Bill 158,213 Whilperd, Laverne 213 Whipple, Carolyn 194 Whipple, Sue 171 Whisenant, Beatrice 23 Whisonant, Larry 128,252 Whit, Brenda 213 White, Bernard 32, 113, 114 White, Brenda 129 White, Karen 110,213 White, Nancy 194 White, Roscoe 137, 139, 161 Whitley, Jim 62, 77, 90, 91,1 128, 245, 252 Whitfield, Billy 194 Whitfield, Pam 117,213 Whitlock, Gil 114,252 Wical, Karen 75, 91,213 Wicker, Brenda113, 213 Wicker, Rick 194 Wiggins, David 172,252 Wiggins, Gail 70, 189, 195 Will, Gail 75 Wilbourn, Thomas 32 Wilbur, Teresa 133,213 Wilcox, Susan 95,108,195 Wilkes, Jammie 195 Wilkinson, Gregg 195 Wilkinson, Jane 120,213 Wilkinson, Jim 132,213 Wilkinson, Steve 252 Willis, Bob 151,155 Willis, Catherine 129 Willis, Letha 129,195 Willis, Malinda 195 Willis, Robert 153,213 Williston, Debbie 165,195 Williams, Aileen 195 Williams, Williams, Williams Anita 213,252 Ann 107 ,Barbara 75, 89, 95, 96, 98, 101, 108,117, 120,211,213 Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Y Williams, Williams Williams Barry 195 Becky 128, 195 Beverlee 195 Cathy 213 Don 195 Eddie 172 Gary 148,157 wiliiamgoerly 195 Williams Y Williams, Williams , Williams, Williams Williams, Williams Williams Greg 173,195 Jack 195 Jerryl 195 Jon 195 Kathy 75 Larry 126,252 Leroy 148,195 Lillie 213 11,158,213 06,110,127, Williams, Mary 32 Williams Marsha 112,252 Williams, Mike 81, 136, 139, 253 Williams, Missy 75,111,213 Williams, Patricia 213 Williams, Paul 253 Williams, Raymond 213 Williams, Regie 213,111 Williams, Roosevelt 129 Williams, Sammy 151 Williams, Sandra 113,253 Williams, Steve 106,121, 133,213 Williams, Tommie 32 Williams, Venet 75,213 Wilson, Andrea 95, 115,128,253 Wilson, Betty 112,253 Wilson, Bonnie 132, 133,253,272 Wilson, Debbie 128, 195 Wilson, Don 148, 157, 195 Wilson, Jim 128,213 Wilson, Larry 195 Wilson, Louvenia 129 Wilson, Pat 75, 129,213 Wilson, Paul 76, 136, 139, 142,16 Wilson, Rex 58, 58,253 Wilson ,Tony 148, 195 Wilson, Willard 254 1,253 Willoughby, Annette 195 Wimberly, Pat 112,254 Windom, Joanie 113,254 Wimey, Pecola 195 Wingfield, Pam 195 Winn, Anthony 162 Winn, Gail 213 Winn, Gloria 254 Winn, Larry 45 Winnings, Sandie 213 Winnett, Denise 75, 95, 125, 169,254 Wintz, Mike 82 Wintz, Pat 145,213 Wise, Patricia 254 Witte, Ann 95, 108, 109,213 Wolary, Harriet 32 Wolff, Patty 195 Wolson, Sandra 195 Wonder, David 195 Wood, Donald 213 Wood, John 170, 254 Wood, Johnny 254 Woodburn, Daniel 195 Woods, Doris 255 Workman, Samuel 195 Wortman, Beth 92, 97, 99, 118, 121,255 271 Wortman, Jim 120,213 Wrestli ng 158-160 Wright, Donna 213 Wright, Earl D. 195 Wright, Pat 112,255 Wright, Tom 213 Wrye, Bill 57,195 Wurst, Royce 195 Wyns, Jeannie 255 Wynn, Gloria 129 Yancy, Y Carol 115,255,276 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