College High School - Col Hi Yearbook (Bartlesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

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Zifwgm, ,.,. .,.-we.wfFv.wMw-W X , ww ff-Wm-Mamas,-www L x ' ' X Q K, 1 N s Q.. -W f.- , , 'Ffa 'N N 1 L 1 5 G f, 'L M 5 A 3 Z 3 ii f 2 in CUR MEMQRIES ARE GOLDEN The- joys I have possessed are ever mineg out of thy reach, ehind eternity, hid in the sacred treasure of the past, but blest emembrauce brings them hourly back. -DRYDEN 1 rl.. ,msg r V 5,4 M. W 5 Q-. XJQW' Q45 I 'F T F, , rf, b ' 1 V 4 f e , N N ,, ,, J -5 W ww' Q R 'gy 5? fl V ff-X 4 ' ef W' if we ,-1v.L'AF' W 2' A es.-F f' 'tfnn-Q ww M 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Administration and Faculty ....... 710 Seniors ..... ......... ..... 1 8 juniors . . ..... 48 Sophomores .................... 66 Organizations and Activities ...... 84 Royalty ....................... 114 Sports ........ ....... 1 28 Advertisements . . . ..... .150 9 5 -wa 4, ADMINISTRATION A FACULTY IXIR. EARL HAMON Superintendent of Schools MR. G. M. ROBERTS Associate-Superintendent f...., fm, 1. :' OW, . Administration Building g X INIR. RUSSELL R. LIPE Principal of Sooner High School BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: fl-rj Charles Lanham, treasurerg Richard Kane, attorney, john Skavlen, Harold Cold man, John Steiger, W. F. Marshall, board president, Earl Hamon, superintendent o schools, Eldon Chandler, board vice-president, joe Oglesby, G, M. Roberts, associati superintendentg Oliver Haywood and H. E. McClellen, board clerk. is-g----- -. X ...-1 INIR. JOHN C. HALEY DR. FLOYD I.. COPPEDGE Principal Vice Principal MRS. E. CHRISTINE MORRIS Stnmliug: Mrs. I-Ielcn Ibach :md Mrsl I.uVcr11c Daxidsong sented: Mrs Dean of Girls and Registrar Sue Shay and Mrs. Mary johnson. 1 K 1 N -Q4 l z ' ,. x MR, DARRELL BALLARD Social Studies MR. E. I., BEACH Mathematics MRS. GERALDINE BIDDY English MR. SID BURTON Social Studies-Athletics MR. DONALD CALVERT Industrial Arts-Physical Education MRS. MARIE CHANEY Librarian MR. JOHN COALE Business Education MR. LEROY COKE Mathematics MRS. JOY COLLINS Spanish-French MISS AUDREY CORBIN English MR. BERT CORR Social Studies MRS. ROWENA CORR Counselor INIRS. DELLA CRAIGHEAD English IVIRS. CARROLL CRAVENS Business Education INIR. LEO CRAVENS Counselor-Social Studies By Sharing Their Knowledge and I4 MRS. SUZANNE CUNNINGHAM English MR. DON DERRICK Social Studies-Athletics MR, KEITH DOTSON Science MRS. HILDA DOWNIE Social Studies MR, IRVIN DUNLAP English MRS. LOIS ELLSWORTI Latin MISS VILLA FENDER Blatlictnatics MR. XWADE FLOYD INfathcmatics MR, PAUL FRENCH NVoodworking MISS YVONNE FRY Assistant Librarian Lx A Experience, Teachers Prepare --- it R Teachers glance over the weekly bulletin in preparation for the week's activities. MR. WESLEY FUGETT Social Studies MR. TOM GABLE Business Ed.-Athletics EIR. MIKE GAMBLE EnglishfSpeech INIRS. CAROL GILLILAND Spanish-French MR. JACK GRACE Art MR. DON GREGG Public Relations MR. BUELL GREEN Counselor4S0cial Studies MRS, PATRICIA GREEN Physical Education BIRS. LOUISE HALDERSON Latin MRS. CLEO HARRELL Business Education NIR. RAY HARRELL Counselor-Social Studies MR. IRA HATHAWAY Mechanical Drawing MRS. AURA HAWK Art EIR. JACK HEFNER Trade Carpentry LIRS. IDA HEIL English MRS. EDITH HICKS English-Publications INIRS. DOROTHY HILLYER Mathematics MRS. JUANITA HOHINIANN Business Education INIR. BILL HOLBROOK Physical Education- Athletics INIR, VIRGIL HUSTON Industrial Education MISS FLORENCE INGHAM Mathematics MRS. VIRGINIA JACKSON Home Economics MR. WILBUR JOHNSON Machine Shop MR. BILL MCKINNEY Social Studies-Athletics MRS. RUTH MERRYFIELD SciencefMathematics MR. INIAL MILLER Distributive Education MISS DOROTHY NEWKIRK Spanish-French MR. EARL NEXWMAN Science-Athletics MR. CARL NORTH Special Education MR. HAROLD OLEHY Auto Mechanics Students for the Future when A little nonsense now and than Is relished by the wisest men. MR. CLIFF PATTISON Speech MRS. DOROTHY PATTISON Business Education MRS. PAT PEARSON Mathematics MRS. MARY PITTMAN Social Studies MR. JOHN READ German-English INIR. BAILEY RICKETTS Social Stuclies-Athletics MR. FRANK ROBINSON Band-Orchestra INIRS. JONIEL RUSSELL English INIR, DICK SEABORN Science-Athletics INIRS. DOROTHY SELIINI English MR. DALE SMITH Vocal Music MR. RAYMOND SNOOK English MRS. SUE SPARKS English-Spanish MISS FRANCES STAMPER Home Economics MR. BURL STIDHAINI Social Studies-Athletics They Alone Can Teach Themselves MRS. RAY JEAN STREETMAN Home Economics MRS. NORMA JUNE THOMSON Business Education MRS. LOY TULLIS English INIRS. BETTY TURK English MR. NEVELS VANDAGRIFF Science MR, QLTENTIN XWEST Science MR. HENRY WHITE Diversified Occupations INIR. WILLIS WILSON Social Studies-Athletics X... New New 49 -i V V, V, ' T f 1 i 'f 1135, '25 A M Q ,. , f Qhwn , 11,25 , .., . I W ..,, hw wi n l 4, D? 'WU 'M gif .-,, I L-f-N,-A-'W 'W A X :'4f,g -MQW' wuz! 'Q H V 9 - V y ,M I ,, -f K , . ,J an 5 W, M 9 W Q - .l,V.. L.,,,1.,l:f Q, -'mf l 21- l J' ' 11 ' I qv 1' ff? x mu W A 4 W ' 4' W :il wigs: - if F l , . ' x .M , -H, .,,' ..fx41v'ia-swf , 5' ' Q ,,,,, :fir ,M M , 4b:Imgg,gguwaZf'N f'1W+,.f-H , .. Q A .MQ . ,W jg H LL I , ff -W1 AWWA My ' W'f 3W MM V+ ' 'iw ,,,,v-4. ' QQ i 71fQfgfy3,4lQ ' ' ' 'A V A. To you ou r loyalty ueyer will die. We're ever faithful to you College High. 04 O Aww E PWM .W A vw Vo ll O SENICRS 4 ' - . . .. v' ,., rf ,1 I Q, 1 'V A. . ,, ,fr . .. l ' l . g s 'J -2- wQ ,:'. V 1 it Q t Q N- if 'T n L--'W f 6 6 v- - 6' T, X , to - - , ' 4 Sf.. k f g .gs , xx . . . , . 5' ,- 33 . 112, im, Og 5, ry Senior Del-Com members led College High through its golden year. fl-rj Becky Rhodes, Representativeg Jim Meyer, Chairmang Kathryn Pritch: Representativeg Spencer Kissell, Presidentg David Thomas, Vice Presidentg Linda Morgan, Representativeg Took Cramer, Representativeg and C: Akright, Secretary. Seniors Lead Col lege High For the Class of 1966, this golden year was the hii 'ff' light of their school career. The seniors completed tli stay at College High at a peak of success and achie ment. For the last time the seniors of '66 participated Col-Hi Day events. They presented the Homecomi Assembly and built their triumphant Buffalo for parade. Queen Kathryn Pritchard was elected from tli number and was attended by seniors, Judith Mobc and Leslie Poe. The seniors also attended their last pr Q H it and began making post-graduation plans. All too quickly the Class of 1966 donned their c and gowns and received their diplomas. Although gr T V - T . . . . jt 4,F11 uation marked the end of a golden age in their ln lm' the seniors had much to show for their years at Colli High. They had gained a sense of responsibilityg greater appreciation of the qualities of leadership, scl' arship, and sportsmanshipg a better understanding themselves, their country, and their worldg and the bz foundations of their plans for the future. 20 NETT, ILO UTUNOF F , l'I NA HE, MIKE QSOM, RALPH RES, TOM ED ILEY, BARBARA NES, BOBBY LDXWIN, LDWIN, LOBERT LLARD, IRENDA PAT School Through Its Golden Age . . . ABBOTT, MARY ACKLEY, STEVE ACKLEY, TOMMIE ADAMS, ALICE AKRIGHT, CAROL ALBERT, STEVEN ALEXANDER, JOHN ALLTON, JACK AMEN, DOUG AMES, TOM ANDERS, DOUG ANDERSON, JAN ANDERSON, NANCY ANDREWS, JIM ARCHAMBO, MARK BALLARD, CONNIE BALLARD, JESSIE BARKER, JOHN BARRETT, DAVID BARY, VICKI BASH, MARY BASLER, STAN BANKS, LARRY BARQUS, FLOYD BATES, HARLEY BAUER, IULIA BEAMAN, ROSALIE BEISLEY, DONNA BELCHER, JIM BEMORE, LEOLA 22 'r c ffl KEY ,fi Lu RI Guide Underclassmen in the BENNE, DEBBII BENNERS, CHARLES BENNETT, BRU BENNETT, ELIZABETH BENTSON, KAR BERRYHILL, JA BETZ, RON BEUMELER, BECKY BIARD, SUSAN BLAIR, DARREI 'JV' If I BOATRIGHT, BILL BOLING, JEAN Ogg, BOND, FREDDIE BOND, LINDA BONINI3, IIIICHELE BONNETT, JIM 925 BORGMAN, RONALD BOWDRE, GARY BQWERS, JANICE IsoWI.ER, JACKIE BOYD, BILL BRADY, DEE BRANDON, RALPH BRIGGS, CLAY BRIGGS, PHIL BRIM, JIM BROOKS, MARY ANN BRAY, SHELLEY BRETZ, MARILYN Rules of School Citizenship . . . Qian 52? I I 'GL I Mary Cass Perry serves as chairman of an assembly, as do other seniors during the year. 23 BROSS, SHARON BROWN, JUDY BROWN, BILL BRUNSON, SHARON BUCHANAN, BARRY BURRIS. MIKE J -, 3 10 Elated Pepper officers and Wfillie Wfilricat ring nut their j over the many XXfilda1t victories. Lead School in Team Spirit 24 Af- V'9 ...fbi E il BYERS, JON BYERS, PAM CAMPBELL, KEITH CARIGNAN. VICKY CARL, Bl LL CARMEN, KEN CARTER, KAY CASSEL. PATTY CASSIDY, GREG CASTEEL, CONN Am -3 'hs 1 'ff DLEMAN, RICHARD DMAN, SHERRIN DNATSER, STEVE IOK, IRENE JOK, PAT DONFIELD, BILL DOPER, RON DTTLE, MARY DX, LESLIE LAIN, GAYLE and Sportsmanship . . . '00 w My CASTIZIZL, DONNIE CAIIDLE, DU JUANA CHAFFIN, VICKI CHAMBERS, GWEN CHANDLER, CAROL CHAPMAN, KATHY CHASE, JULIE CHASTAIN, J. D. CHISSOE, ALAN CLARK, JOHN CLARK, TERRY CLEMENT, DALE CLENDENNING. BILL COCHRAN, BECKY COLEMAN, JOHN V6 DSP ,'U req 25 CRAIN, JACKIE CRAIN, KATHIE CRAMER, TOOK CRIMMINS, ALANNA CROLEY, DAVID CRONQUIST, STAN CROSSMAN, JACK CULBERTSON, ROBERT CUMMINGS, SUI CUMMINGS, BARBARA CUNNINGHAM, CAROL CUNNINGHAM, EDDIE CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT CURLEY, MARGARET DAlGLE,JOHN Build Thleir Last Float and These happy seniors along with others helped make the senior buffalo the best float in the parade. 26 DAILY, JEAN DAMERON, RUSSELL DANIEL, NOBLE DARNOLD, DOUC DOLEY, DIANA JWD, JERRY DYLE, JOHN JYLE, MIKE IART, GILDA IFFIELD, RETHA INCAN, CINDA IRAND, ANN IVAI., LORRIE .RLEY, BARBARA Attend Their Last Homecoming . . . DAVIDSON, BRUCE DAVIDSON, DIANA DAVIDSON, SHARON DAVIS, CHERYL DAVIS, MARTIN DAWSON, CAROLEE DEAN, TERRY DEMPSEY, MIKE DEPLOIS, BOB DERSHEM, LINDA DILDINE, CLYDE DIXON, BEVERLY DOMINGUEZ, JANET DONAGHUE, BRUCE DONLAY, JEANETTE A I I 5, 27 EARLY, BETTY ECKARD, CAROL EDMONDS, DON EDWARDS, LYNNA ELSHEIMER, NOREEN H CKSON,CHRE ESTES, LINDA ESTES,PATTY ESHB,RONALD EVHNGER,HM EVANS, ANN EVANS, DONALD EWING, ELAINE FAULKNER, BILL FAUST, PHIL iv' Present the Best-Dressed Class FAVRE, DIANE FERRARO, DAVID FIELD, SALLY FIELD, SUSIE FINCH, CONNIE FINNEY, FRANCES FITCH, BARBARA 1f1.1aMoNs, JOANNIQ FLINN, RONALD FLOYD, MIKE T'- ll? Nn...., During Good Grooming Week sc models display thc proper and improper dress for College h. GAGE ROBERT GAGE, SAM GAN, TONY GA RNER, PAT msd-ww' FORD, RUSTY FORTH, SHARI FOX, CATHY FOX, LOUISE FOX, SUSIE FRANKLIN, JON FRANKLIN, RITA FRASER, DAVID FRAZEY. DEIRDRE FREEMAN, DON FREIBERGER, DAVID FRYE, STEPHEN FUHRMANN, MARY FUQUA, CARL FUQUA, CAROLE A- .23-am, GEORGE, NELLIE GILLIE, JOHN GLASS, BILL GLENN, JUDY GOERSS, JIM GOLD, SUSAN GORDON, EDGAR GRACE, JACKIE GRAHAM, KAREN GRAY, LINDA GRAY, SUE GREENBURG, CAROL GREENXWAY, BILL GREENWOOD, RAYMOND GRIMES, DOUGLAS s,. is Yin.. Wear Their Class Rings With 30 4.51 ,. .,, GRIMES, SUSAN GRISSDM, LIND1 GUILD, JIM GULLEY, JEAN GUTHRIE, SGOT' GWINN, STAN L HAAS, GILBERT HAAS, JEAN A HABERLY, DEAR HALL, RUTH , I -IARPER, OWEN -IATCHETT. EVELYN IAYMAKER. BECKY IAYS, CAMP IECKATHORN, JIM IECKIZR, MARK IELLIYR, SCOTT IIZLMERS, PAT IEI.IXIUTH, PAT ENISIEST. PIIIL N- HALL, SUSAN HAMILTON, BETH HANEY, SHERRY HANN, DICK HANOLD, LINDA HARP, KATHLEEN 'G HJ, I , gf , ,V 'r ' Seniors look to the future with anxiety, uncsrtzlinty, :incl ii little remorse. Loyaliy fo Their Alma Mater . . . f.-9 'ff-bv 'E' 1,.f. Spf S... 3I HEREDIA, BRENDA HERRIMAN. DAVID HEXVITT, JOHN HIATT, PRISCILLA HICKS, DAVID HICKS, JIM HIGHFIELD, FRED HIGHFILL, BARBARA HILLBURN. MYRNA HIXSON, ANTHONY HOLL, BARBARA HOLLEY, JEAN HOLLOWAY, SHARON HOLMES, LEX HOLT, MARY DEE 32 Produce Their Magnificent HOOPER, MARGARET I-IOPPER, RICK HOPPES, LYNDEN HOWARD, BARBARA 5. Our energetic cheerleaders reflect the school spinit nt Col Q .-iq, Abs. 'Us 'YT Va JONES, BRENT JONES, DAVID JORDON, STEPHANIE JOY, BILL KANE, SUSAN KEENER, PAT KEITH, GENE KELLER, KAREN KELSEY, BILL KEPPLE, JIM S .2315 ff' Senior Class Play HUGHES, MARILYN HUGHEY, JOE HURN, BRUCE HURTADO, JUDY HUTTO, TOM JACKSON, MARCELINE JACKSON, SAQUITA JARVIS, ALAN JARVIS, JANE ANN JENKINS, MARSHA JESTER, LOIS JIMERSON, PATTY JOHNSON, BARBARA JOHNSON, IIIARSHA JOHNSTON, BARBARA M RUAA RW' 47' KING, KING, KING, KING, DELMA DON PAT RON KISSELL, SPENCE KISTLER, STEVE KNIEF, DONNA KNISLEY, WILLIAM KOCH, RICHARD KOGER, BILL KOHLER, JANEY KRAUS, PEGGY KREPS, GARY LAGAL, LARRY LAIZURE, BOE Q-N Assume Leadership in Student Government LANKEORD, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, KA LAWSON, JANI3 LEADER, KAREI LEGATSKI, TEE LEMASTER, SUE LENTZ, SHIRLE' LEWIS, ELVERA LILLEY, DENA LINDSEY, TERR 1 g 4! 'fq Ny ' A and Del-Com Proiecfs . . . 'fi X Participating in our homecoming parade are these members of Del-Com. LINE, LARRY LINEHAN, STEVE LITTRELL, SUE LOCKARD, JOHN LOGUE, BOBBY LONG, SHERRY LORTON, LINDA LORY, MARSHALL LOWE, JUDY LOWRY, DEANN LYKE, BILL LYONS, BRUCE MCBRAYER, NANCY MCCLESKEY, SID MCCLOUD, PATSY MCCOLLOUGH. JAYNE MCCOLLUM, MARY MCCU LLOU GH . KAY MCCUNE, DAVID MCCURLEY, SHIRLEY MCDONALD, DICK MCDONALD, LARRY MCGINNIS, KENNETH MCGONIGAL, ROXANA MCILVAIN, MAC MCINTOSH, PAT M CKEITH AN, MARY ANN MCNAIR, JAMES MCNETT, NANCY MADDOX, CHERRY .Q 36 I RN ONROE, DOUG ONROE, JULIE ONTEE, SHARON OODY, PEGGY Assembly in Wilcl West Style . . . MAY, LARRY MAYFIELD, FARREN MEADOWS, ROBERT MELTZER, STEVE MENDENHALL. FRANCES MERY, JOANNE MEYER, JIM MILLER, RICHARD MILLER, RITA MINDEN, PATRICK MNICH, JULIE MOBERLY, JUDITH MOFFITT, SANDRA MOLAND, MARSHA MOLI., FRED ik These seniors are gathered around to hear stories about the Wild- H Cats' conflict with the Sapulpa Chieftains. 37 MOORE, GARY A5 MOORE, JEANNIE R .Y MS! MOORE, JUDY MOORE, SHERRY MORELAND, JERRY MORELAND, TOM Activities Of the week are posted On the bulletin board by seniors. Attend Their Second and Final l MORGON, CAR1 MORGAN, LINE MORRISON, Juv MOTSENBOCKE CATHY MOUNTS, ANG MUE LLER, BARBARA MULKINS, PHII MULLIKIN, JOB MUNCIL, TERES MUNDORFF, PAUL 3 we OGLE. KAREN O'NEAL, TIM O'ROURKE, JANELLE PACKARD. RONNIE PARKER, BECKY PARISH, DAVID PARSONS, JUDY PARSONS, PAM PASSMORE. ROBERT PATTERSON, JIM Junior-Senior Prom . . . MURPHY, GWEN MURRAY, MARY MYERS, BERTINA MYERS, MARK NASH, JUDY NEAL, BARBARA NEAL, JACK NEFF, ROY NELSON, DARBY NESS, RON NICKOLS, EVERETT NODINE, GARY NORRIS, AGGIE NOVAK, DAN OBERLIN, DAN ,xp 'R PAYTON, LARRY PERKINS, JOHN PERKINS, PHYLLIS PERRY, MARY CASS PIERCE, BILL PIERCE, DANNY PIERCE, JODY PIERCE, JUDY POE, LESLIE POLLARD, RICHARD POORE, JIM PORTER, NANCY PRESNELL, PEGGY PRITCHARD, KATHRYN PRYOR, MARGYE I , r .4-AX AI I -'.,,,.- I , fv- Y I A These smiling face it 1:-mf QUIGG, SUSAN I RAGSDALE, CAROL RAILSBACK, LINDA RAINES, RONALD 'w,, '1 BE RTS, JARY ANN BE RTSON, 'ANE CHE, RONALD GERS, SUSIE GERS, PAUL DHLEDER, SUSAN mMINE, JACK PPER, SARA NELL JTHLISBERGER, NANCY Jszm., JANET -'fi .Q 3. I for the 1966 Col-Hi RAINS, ROGER RAWLINS, JACK REAGOR, TRILLA REED, GLORIA REED, JEAN REILLY, LINDA REINECKE, RUTH REINHARDT, CLARK RENFRO, .IEANINE REYNOLDS, STELLA RHODES, BECKY RICE, LINDA RICKMAN, MIKE RICKMAN, STANLEY RIPPETOE, LAVONNA ROWLAND, DAVID ROWLAND, JIM ROWLAND, LACEY RUCKMAN, DAVID RUGGLES, DAVID RUST, GLORIA SAMUELS, SUZANNA SANDERS, BILL SANDERS, MILDRED SANFORD, JOHN SAS, NANCY SAUER, DEE SAVAGE, LINDA SCHEIFER, MARIE-ANNE SCHIRMER, BOBBIE A-...J 'Qnvv End CI Golden Age of Their Lives 42 SCHNITZER, STEVE SCOGGINS, BILL SEALS, KENNET1 SEEFLUTH, JANI SELIM, JOHN SEXTON, RITA SHATTUCK, LINDA SHAW, CAROL SHAW, JOHNNY SHELTS, PHIL 'QT 'lx SHIMONEK, SALLY SHIPLEY, DAVID SHIPLEY, GAY SIMMERMACHER, JOHN SISCO, TERRY SKAGGS, BILL SMITH, CAROL SMITH, DAVID SMITH, DIANE SMITH, ERNEST SMITH, JACKIE SMITH, MALCOLM SMITH, SARAH SOMMERS, JOE SONNENFELD, BRUCE With Commencement and Graduation . . . SOUSA, MARGARET SPALSBURY, KENT AJ iff pam' A E SPILLERS, SUSAN A A J Q5 ff' SQUYRES, J J f A - 5 , -, JO ELLYN Y,T'.,t ' . Wildcat fans make a mad rush to congratulate the team. JJ f, QT'--, STAHL, SANDRA STARK, MIKE STEAD, LINDA STEELE, NORMA JEAN STEELE, TOM STEEPER, TOM STEVENS, SALLY STEXWART, BOBBY STILL, PATTY STOCKMAN, DAVID STUOKEY, JUDY STOOKEY, MERLE sTooPs, JOHN STOWE, DENNIS STRONG, BECKY gs., lk 'iz 67 EJJI7 - , 1 - I N U U ff' Leave College High to the STURGEON, VICKI SULLIVAN, DOAK SUTTON, MIKE SWINNEY, MARY ANN TANNER, SUSAN TATE, DEWAYNE TAYLOR, CONNIE TAYLOR, VICKI TEAT, MAX TEMPLETON, TERRY ,, s ,isv ' a , rs A 7' Vw ' +sw. 1,339 jr xese somber seniors dressed in black mourn their graduation ,nm high school. TOXXIERS, OTIS TRAMMEL, VUALTER TRIPPET, MARY TROTTER, DON TURNER, PHYLLIS URANECK, MADELINE VANCE, ELLEN VAN HORN, DAVID VAN POOL, JAN VAUGHAN, KAREN qmr.. Class of 1967 and . . . THARP, CAROLYN THOMAS, DAVID THOMAS, JANN THORNBRUGH, GARY TIETZE, ERIC TINSLEY, BUTCI-I '-cyl VENABLE, RICK VOLKMANN, BETSY VULGAMORE, BOB WALKER, WALKER WALKER, WALKER WALKER, CARRIE DIANE FRANK KAREN LARRY WALLIS, STORMY WALLS, VICKI WALTERS, NEIL WARD, DONNA WARWICK, STEVE WASHECK, PETER WATTERS, JIM Look Ahead to the Great WATSON, SAM WATTS, JANICE WEAVER, CLARA Y v WELDON, DAVID 46 Seniors attend College Night and discuss their college plans v Mrs. Morris. 52 VOOD, BARBARA VOODARD, DALE V OODRUF F , KENNETH VRY, RONALD 'APLE, SUE ARBROUGH, DANNY ORK, GREG ORMAN, PAT OUNG, PHILLIP IMMERMAN, DON A K au .J rf? 'W P' YW Expectations of the Future. psf. 'K 'WK -4-fanny m 5 ix Ulf X4, 5 f 'SY WELLS, BOB WELTY, MURIEL WESTON, MARILYN WHALING, NICK WHIPPLE, GARY WHISENHUNT, NANCY WHITE, MARCIA WHITE, TOM WHITLOCK, FRANKLIN XVILLIAMS, KEN WILLIAMS, MARVENE WILSON, CINDY WILSON, DON WILSON, DONI WOMBLE, BILL ff' 4 if ,,,- I , 'f K NJ' . . I M, K:,g.- . X 'Ying ,5. 5353Q, 1 ,VVV 7 In , , K 3. Look backward with pride Forward with hope. 'A' A wma' ' 1 3, 1, ,gf af ,gf 12 ff -ii 41, bw, e ,az . Ki M if Q 1 .V , . ,W , J . , 3? if -.May . ,Q ,--, -Q fg:f,,l,f ,gf .M 41 X . 5, :gre g M 4. 1,1 W, 5, : vw 5 3 K.-.ua .rfw .WM 5, 3 Q S 3 s hi 5 ,L N 1.5 . 5 .Q X, yr., 5 It Q , , , I Y , JUNIOR5 ,if lj, s c s r aft..-f- 'A'L' C if ' lm Ejlilffi? Zig i Nha JUNIORS The Golden Age of College High saw an energet junior class prove its worth. No longer intimidate by the title sophomore, the Class of 1967 enthusia: tically joined into all phases of high school life. Their class became the second junior class in tli school's history to win the yearbook sales and electe Jann Boyer and Allen Bolt, Yearbook Queen an King. The Seniors of '67 built their second Homecon ing float and elected Donna Jackson, Junior Attenc ant. They successfully produced the Junior Class Pla 'Gramercy Ghost and traditionally financed an planned the Junior-Senior Prom. Once more the jui iors elected class officers and representatives for tl following school term. Having revealed their earnestness and capabilitii during this golden year, the 1966 juniors accepts from the graduating seniors the responsibility of lea+ ership of the school. X f ld,- ,, f ,I 'f fy rf.,-1 ,f ,ff ,- S ,,,, , fg, ig ? ,ti.. i ' ,Q ' f 1 4' W, . V ,4 3, H X ff' M 5 M M, , f .4 ' ,-fr' .. Q ,,.-I' a f W 'Q - jf, Que ' if 2 3 , 'Y J J , we 2. C' 1, it any if 4 r 1'5 ' 5 ff . , 27. 2 5 t Q 5 5 as 5221: , , if at W Aww Ea Serving the Junior Class as representatives in Del-Com are Jann Boyer, Donna Jackson, Janie Johnstone, Allen Bolt, Doug Current, Bob Bearer, Ernie Jackson. 50 gg- ., Abbott, Chris V 1 ,L V, V , Jw? Adair, Everett '27 s 1 , f 1 , - H ,, il ' X' ' M , Q If V ,V X ,J ,Q ns V Adair, Glenda . . 'Vg V -WV ' s 1 X J Adams, Betty lo ' M' 7 E7 ' Q ' ,A ' A ' ,f s f Adams, Earnest V, - A v 'X ,A,, Adams, Jane MV 5 E V I. . ,, rg' ' y Adams, Jim - , Q V ' in ' S Vi V ' Adams, Joyce ' E ' V K Q V' K 6' ,X :Ls V .wx s, Adams, Kenneth ,VL ' E , WC ,s ' 1 , ' K. , ' A, ul Adams, Lonnie VVA, yy , -M QV 1 A 'H' Albert, David ,sf 'V1't .V'i 'l t' -' , 4 'W IV ' Aldredge, Greg ' ' -s.. fv- 1 ,. mile'-fm rt 1 Alfred, Sue 'pg ' V Alleman, John ' gp as '73 'W ,, 'Z T3 Alleman, Steve V - , ,sb , ' Anderson, Connie J F ' X ' gg +2 'A V , Armstrong, Arletha ,VV Y Ania ,,,e, ,l,, , M, Ashby, Melissa X V I li V I , , Q H V VV L A 1 XV I VV , Baker, Linda 1 A ,:, ,vs fs 1 ' A ,V X Balclrachi, Mike h a ,I A Ms I ,El V i Banes, Evelyn ' A 'N' ' dj l fr ' Banks, Pam - ss dag - 4 S - gg- V ' Banks, Susan s. V . V Banks, Vicki , H N ili' s Y iw- la' , s Barham, Joyce Q Barker, Wesley' 1, ,5, ,4,,Q-,, 2,,,f A A - Barner, John ,.- 2 H 'J' Barvais, Steve . r l Val, - ,M ,M ' ' ' ' Batchelder, David ' r f ' 7 fe Ji' ' ' Bates, David , -V 4 My 4 5 'nfv ., WV ,VV 5 - 7 P: stse et it H Bates, Phil VNV WJ K V W, Baush, Tom D. , , Y 1 , Bearer, Bob Q, 1 la 'Yll A' 'R .. Beckett, Karen ' ' K - i',- Beckworth, Alan V M Xiu . 5 ' Beeman, Barbara Y X .f V --,V . J s ' A Ek 23? ,W Beisser, Linda Q - ' Benefiel, Judy ' 'Q A -fs V, 5, tn, Vs.. Bennett, James 3- ii VE 1 lil M75 Q rfii-' ax, 32 H. V Berger, Carol N , ,I JVA , ' ' Berry, Ray A A A 7, ' .J Besh D on 4353 I K V NX VV ,Wal V Vg! ff, f Xa Ziff:-os? -.551 5273? J N I Bincklcy, Katy U Blackwell, Jeannie Lu V , ' S ' ' Blackwell, Merrie Sue V ii' 2 ,Q fi i- Blower, Jo Ann , , Blue, Sandy ,-X V ', VV,,' H -4 -- Boatright, Ronnie , Qgx Vg., VV -' ' V F :tai we qty, -9, , .V,,w . VV, VA '41 6 nf ,- ,gif la-me 1 ' Bolen, Robert Boles, Skip Bolt, Allen Bolt, Brenda Bolton, Don Boone, jan Boose, Susan Bordelon, Karen Bowers, Barbara Bowers, Zana Bowles, Mike Boyer, Jann Brackett, jim Bradley, L, D. Bradley, Randy Bradshaw, Connie Bratten, Susie Brewer, Ann Brewer, Ian Brewer, John Bridwell, Nita Bfilcy, Connie Brown, Linda Brown, Susie Browning, Jill Bryden, Karen Bryngelson, jay Buchanan, Doug Buck, Jeannie Buford, Bill 3 '77 tv f L,-,. K C? - , , f..,,,m- 4 7 Q . 'Y' . .as 1- if fi, Q 'fs ex lei B' 1 lf- M , x .. ,rg ' A C P - 'V' -, ,Q . fl! E ,, L' 'Tv' 'N M., Wifi? X A iv I ,lifiiilfi k ' - H , I. x ws X X M, x 3,-gl +A si wr .C 1 -X r X -Y C. f X , l l r Q , 'N 5, W: X 1 9 ,,.. .. CII .. rg r frlir -i. fr .- Q ' f .X ., f X L x, Q fi' 'M 4 5:3-' -A Q , , 5 ,gr rv ,ri R fig-K NY? f' , 'if , C . as 'M ,Q Q -. . ff: ff . 1' 1'-ff' Q ?1 ', ' ' B 'N ' ln s , ' we fi 'fgfvvj f--,, - W in ifim.. .' 'Bl ian ex li' ,ix ., X X ff 1 G gy K X 1 I A f 2 juniors return from summer to familiar scenes at College-High. 52 1' x X R 1 3 i ,, 3531 Itkst.. f Qin- IFRS!!- L, x .T 4 ,a i I UP A ' 1 fi we-ee A Q, -M 2 czzv fb A ' 5, 1. ii 1 of , R l S 3 rr, 'X X - .., -. m Si, 59 b .., V :p , . f 53 I K A bl Burk, Elaine Burk, janet Burleigh, John Burruss, Bill Butler, Rhonda Byers, Carolyn N fr. Ah. va Q9 . 'hr Cla: .y Mn H i4? g, '43 N C 4 r fig 4 4 . Xl, V ' 5 CJ?-Q I W . , A lc f Aw 'A M fi., , Cowan, Pat Cowan, Sheila Cowan, Steve Cox, Bill Cox, Susie Crane, Davirl Crowe, Kathie Cullison, Rick Cummins, jack Cunningham, Enlelie Current. Doug Curry. Leon Cypert, Sanlly Czenkuseh, Caroline Dagley, ,lane Daniel. joy Daniels, Bruce DanielS. Gloria ef- ,J ff! . 'E::,v,4,j' 4 WJ glswll' Y 1 X ,rri 4 I I , f iif, ,oi W 1 F Q ' , UV , . R x AL y sr- A 11 LA zz' r-?imi e , 4? my ri F ,, .1 fu? 'qi' M .sf 'E 1 ,A 445 'u ,A I fa' , .av I n -Ml 'i77f'lf 4 , .,1.?? Y? -. ,, is ,, , ,Ji W , il 9 I V x -r , ' , , f - 5. ' ,., N ,,... ..r, ff M por , , , +1 JW. 'U .. Nz: ,,.r,, , f, L ' ii rf i 'l I Z5 ' 434' i f or ' ,,r,, ' il? f '- , i X f 1 ' I' .fr aw ,gertiysf x, x, i ,A ..- M, A ,..W.., if xi i rj! fs, I' f- 'H ,' ff' fffv, ,,, .r r i I F ' 1' Kiwi-az limi' 'Sw' 5 A ii r 9 4- f 'X ...in 24' s - is An 1 , 4, I - , A, Byron, Jane Campbell, Donna Canaday, Roy Carpenter, Bruce Carroll, Lynn Carson, Ruth Ann Carter, Connie Cristo. Connie Chambers. Patricia Chesnut, Janis Chichester, Jill Childers, Doug Chissoe, Jeannie Clark, joe Clayman, Alan Clopp, Bobby Clopp, Debbie Cochran, Williarli Coleman, Ken Colopy, Don Conrlirt, Larry Conlon, Patty Conn, Carole Conner, Gayla Cook, Billy Cooper, Jack Corbett, Steve Corbitr, Mary Cornelius, Mike Couch, Roger ifr Wit? my I .,f r,k i 'Mx , xp... . 4 V 4 V25 ,E if we x av-0' Davis, Alice Davis, Larry Davis, Nick Davis, Tom Dawson, Jim Dean, Dyke Deckard, Gary DeLong, Debbie DeVault, Brian Diamond, Mike Dickerson, Annette Dickinson, Barbara Dicdrich, Jann Dillingham, Fred Dillon, Cathy Dixon, Jean Dodd, Bill Dodge, Larry Donaldson, Dale Doney, Susan Dooley, Reva Doray, Tom Douce, Bill Douslin, Pat Dover, Eddie Doyle, Kathy Doyle, Linda Duncan, Wanda Durden, Marcie Dutcher, Phil .aa 'rw t 5 : fm 2 Mgr z r 1 'W' Y 1 Q , s is ., l-W a ' ' if , Luz, t'n3, -N - ,Lf ,ig ' Wa- , C ,i ck W W X Cfx V4 g x if i N Wa. gf' . H l I L7 .1 luv! ,aw M , 4 vw. K aff, 'T i x is wa M r-A W f. :puff I if 3 . '1 , e X l 'SIQV' XXV!! l.,iij. ,- ll! 'S NW, 'I av 5 W v sf . Xu'- X 7 E, id' 'U' r e s M A N K A Gaia it 'Al' 2 'E A- . an , x ww vu., , L :',g,-Akai s ,,., 4- l 'fl f . ,, XQQ ,f 52. w, 4, ' a up at 4 - Wi 5 A J ,,. .ye--4. , , ' ' 'L ,,,, 4: i 'Ed' ,iii I 1' -if' is '15 ,. , ,, M fc ' 1' i' ' A K f 1 M I X 1 , uvvmnv I W , 3, I I I ft A Q ,, - -ef I G-Sffii' A . -. W ,k,V ' ' '. A : D ' ii V i V' ,,,, 1 V ,,V H Y 4, i V +L rl I ,i 3 ,K i ffm hi s ra In gr 1 H W-kv '!wQ!l'4'1 J' rm -Ml I ' 2 A ' ii . -i 'V I A Dyer, Shirley Q: 5 ' Ebert, Cathy 3: 6 . A an Eccleston, jimmy , K I . ,lv K Edcns, Virginia 3 V, - Eggert, Debbie L if A Eicher, Penny . r g is , i l islam, David N? Elliott, Carole K, F, 'W' Y Foff, Linda i ' -t, T, L' V Estes, Carol f T Futsler, Karen ' X H Ft-atlierston. jim in-RQ ,f ,WA Ov X W l in at 1 i f at '. ., 3 L' '52 ,Q ,f lfccs, janet Finke, Vickie Finney. Bonnie lfitcli, Charlotte l7lt-tclu-i', Leon lfluegcl, Nancy GI M , ...yn Pl? Q .. Bl s ,Q 3 I QW' N l ' vi N l 'vm f D iliix.. x G 3 t-M ti G Q Q. tg ' 1- 7 , ...y r-.-M t ,gig N lil . . 1 rg? t. 1 11,fJ g it A W , if x , i 'QAM xi . I i ff' 4 X, ii ii 2 a t 31 . ' -f sv., XX -. A 1 I1 1 X .. - - VM' 'm . 4' ff m .. ,E it f 73? G2 1, YQ i TNG ' -N Q. srl-,X f, fi' ,ix x 1 r x t i - t s lJ A s X . .. . S! Greenfield, David Greenwood, Jaclyn Gregg, Glynda Gregg, jim Griffin, Tim , , :..,t:,,5 ,,, .t Vi .f Grissette. Linda -talka- ic we ,W '4 4 , il iff? X Vj N x if . A if ALA iw, 4- '1 r 5 . 'Ky LQ ' lax lx 'H , ' L nw :ME gig .- ..-.f:- .- - O 4 ll x Mft X -v '? X ' I ,X H 4, X.. sf' x Foster, ,Iarkie lfout, Lonnie lirailey, Steve Franks, Barbara Franks, john lirencll, Don Frye, Wfayne Gable, John Gable, Susie Gaddy, Candy Gayle, Dick Garst, Dick Gaw, Darrell Gay, Bill Gay, Ted Gay, XX'illis Gibson, Gary Gilbert, Tommy Goodell, Liz Gordin. Nancy Gordon, Margaret Gore, Marla Gorrell. Dian Goth, THIN Grady, Debbie Grady, Frances Graham, Hayes Granger, David Gray, Clancy Green, Bill Y sf ,ia ' I 5 E -p-I-I-Y-I-N11-1-I-lx ' tflvillft r ' . ' -fi ' .ff Q A'- rg n Y .A ,,,-. . r ,. sv -f f 4' 1 Sd .H in v HL il , . l1'ggQ4fY'S, , We - I if :Tiff if . A The class of '67 participates in a patriotic display at a home football y X Q y lv Grove, Diana Guery, Ernest , 1 my ii, tyt , m , an Guffey, Lawrence ff Guipre, Bob Gunn, Bessie Haldane, Kevin Hall, Janet Hall, Linda Hamilton, lvlary ,, R Z, 1 in Hammond, Annetta i Hampton, Becky V if -f ' 44? 5 Q Hardwick, Sidney Harmony, Susan Harshaw, Sue Hauser, jerry Hays, Barbara my , fm 7, - fi.-1 61 wg: Wil' ll , MF' L ,, , 4, ., 5 'fm 5' MW 'Y i llry g HHYS, SUSHH ,IVV Helfer, Randy i IAI I 1 H lliiii F? Hendrickson, Robin I ' ' Hennigan, Chris ,, :L W V .-,,. ,W 'Z f' Herbert, Linda . ' Herzig, jane Ellen VV't P' Q - 4,,y, HCYL Fwy - r Hiatt, Bill i y i Higaim, Bill nii i e it Hildahrand, Steve 6. Hilligoss, John ,r ltsl Hissem, Ralph Iiyy ' Hocker, Kathy ,,'i'ii Hogan, Kenneth X ' ? n l n ll l i ,-2-.. ,nn :if I ii: we 4, I i L iii 'i' I I I , ,,.' ii f KA,, ,, ,K , ,I ,- ,,V: yy-, . 'Q ' ggi, 5 it W '-', wuts, J, , ff ' '- -f ., M Y wwe , Holdredge, Pat Holloway, Bill Holly, Lynn Holmes, Duke Holmherg, Mickey Holt, Cindy 447 , B.-www' WML , t A x M , 9 at gg i J i tv VM Y 'mf Q 'bu ,Q 2 gg 5, ,, .f .L iw Q., M ,,f ?' - af 'W' ,,, ikgf .--, . ft.-H if .1 52 ,t,,t , eitt Av N. if -WHY 4, av V' 31,1 -n 'nv a 41- Jem iff' V Hx 'i' 1 W. f- M f: if -wee 4-we v fn f I .,,, F f ,E S it ,...i ,i I tg H .1 4 s , X iliiii as .ff , ,,,, 1 . s A 'iw , i 'V Q :ri if VT ,' .. 1 ' ' -1 -ww-A .l'f'f,.+gfw .,,,. iw, f all 5 , -+4 . . A, The cafeteria gives Juniors a place to get together during 1 ff? . is 1 ,W he '-if , , 0 K - 6 WE, . 23 .M L Y J' L ff' fo . ,, LW Ni ly , ., , vi 1 ' 4' . 4- an 1 lr ' , ' ' .V 'Q R957 , I A, lf' 5 C: if V Y' x' X Jost, Linda June, Judy jurrens, Rhonda Kahler, Nancy Keith, Linda Kelly, Dennis iff! , Kilpatrick, Nrinq W Kiser, Linda in an f' Kitchens, Arnold My Kittrell, Carmen Kolncr Pam Kleinschmidt, Gail V ,, Krueger, Susan Kuerston, Kay Laizure, Linda Lankfcmrd, Mary Larson, Bob Larielere, Betty 'f kv Ng:-fjlfl ' ,f V V! A ,man-4 . V, :I t A ' L li ' , ,,t,,, MW' ' Vg F li A , A Tr -,rg !':lZ ' 2 'K ,f rw.. R Q I fy fn . - ' X Vg' ,it X 3 ,xr Q I ' gg ? 'Q K 3 Q gk., qx I We , - :ML 'i , x 4 X I 4: s f fi 4- V .7 Q .- ' ,Vx-,v :Qt ' limb ,uc-'-1' he fi A rf' W . NJ 0 , .4 J 4, I A i Q 4 W , gi f 11 f I' if tif he ir- A X fail? XX', if' 1 fa' is Z 'T In ,QI -.M k K 7 'E x Hoppimck, Billy Hum, Chris Hottcnstein, Beth Howard, janet Hiulrlleston, Nancy Hunclley, Don Hutchins, Dick Hulchinsun, Helen Hynes, Diivial lIlj.Il'1lllLl!l1, Jeri Jziclfsmi, Dnnnzl jackson, Ifrnie jackson, Linilzl jiicksimn, Norma Jarvis, Clautlia jessen, Karen -Iiwhnsun, Burbzirii juhnsiin, Darlene juhnswn, lNIi1rti julinson, llonty J0l1FISfllIl, Kathy julmstun. Tummy juhnstinnc, juni -Innes. Chiirlu .f. S Jones Dluyce -V' ' K -Innes, Marlene lg, 1 ' juries Regina ' ' X vw, jones Rita i' - -Innes. Sharon jwnes, XX'esley ' r ,V xx, 4' 'J' 'f V A I ':,. V ' - -' ,J i -ll is K Z n Q- x I . , A Qi ' ' , 4 'X I , f-A K J' fi rr - Q V . ' f t N i? .. 1, X Q 4 2 Lea, Ray Leach, Dudley Lee, Linda Lee, Teresa Legg, john Lentz, Freddie Lesch, jerry Leslie, Terry Lewis, Mike Liaboe, Bruce Lightfoot, Cheryl Lindemann, Martha Lindsey, Terry Little, Christy Littlefield, Keaton Lively, Larry Livermore, Bill Livingston, Mike Logan, Rock Long, Diana Loring, Ralph Lowe, Bob Lowe, Judy Lowe, Marty Lowe, Wywfonne Lowery, Linda Loyd, Louise Luwallen, Karen Lynch, George Lynch, Torn Q ' V . ,, , T ,'ei , ., Q Lynam, Marsha McChesney, Bennie McClellan, George McConnell, Cathy McConnell, Nancy McCullough, Pat YL X N255 At 12:30 in the morning, it's a little hard to be creative! McDaniels, Mike McFarlane, Steve E' McKee, Pam , McKinney, Ann L L'LL4L McKnight, john ' x McNair, john 1 Y ' W v A. in D, 4 . .i arm ' 1 'ff . r 1 1 , WN .., ,Q T iq 4 'J ' mx ' X ji li W 5 si X + ' s ' rr? ' X R ,Q X C it ,- it M if Y , .f A! MCNeff, Tom K A - , ,. , lNlcPike, Gail in A McSwain, Suzi :Wll i VLVL, V, ' 'fjfefjg Mace, Steve . 'L' Manuel, Mark N ii Maresh, Cynthia R jg iv W 3 it 2 I f M ' C C i t L , K I i A CL 5 it kk W1 - if k fa- ,sg 'wi I K- -.s , Y 5 1 5 Ye ' , X L K WX f-if 5' S 1? M , 'AA '33 1, 6-:sy fi 1 ' cw kg - Qfj t J C gy . i M . J ii Milam, Milam, Miller, Miller, Miller, M Miller, The product of long hours of work and planning. ' Markee, Linda i' K i Blarshall, Connie 5 A xl YJ. I Martindale, Craig ' Matrix, Linda May, Glennella May, Linda Ikfay, Linda Mayfield, Janice Maze, Ed Meade, William Medlin, Harold Melton, Judie Mendenhall, Steve i iiii -V 3 Lfenglekamp, Mike 4 :ty Merideth, john Merryfield, jim A i Merrz, Tom i 1 W Middleton, Billy K if N. N ' in Bill He C I Q Joe 1 q,'.1vJ 1 s t l .,VV A . 2-129 T' lx - 'W .f - ' , Q 0 X dx 6' Donna - i - A Q Clyde C i N M ir il' PX li XXX-Yi X X-wing' ,YI 'C Jim gg, Mary 1 N - 'I - , wil , Y X Bfillcr, Virginia Dfiiidcn, Ccfilia Mitacck, jiiycc Bfitchcll, Nancy Blitchcll, Sue Bfriicli, Angie Dlnirli, Mike hloiami, Duris 'N mv' ff 2' X , Y 41' K ww X :.if4',4 ,if i I ,i .yi X - , . S! Y-. -fv ff? Lf ny if wwf W 7? or 3? 8 lXfIontguiiicry, Cindy Montgomery, jack fi' i , . if Ai' -f' Y Y I W Y X fl 2 f , V I V T 42,-5' .A 1-f-A1 5 I Q K , A I ,,, fr i ,Q in , , ff ' V W , . f N . in 'kV'1 iwfl -'Y' f y , Lx I 37 X ',w . . , l A Sigh:-.fyf -:cya :vi A-W'-A V - .f:....?n , J Q , , I amp , 2 f in X .f ymx WAN ' i il Wilt :IR wi if , 1,. . - ,ml W I , 47. yy-.v , V, E -L Q is , 15 ' ' ra W M, rrriyi i a if W '1 uniur Pat McCullough vets ready for the wrom. i 3- , 1 Nfoody, Anita Moore, Frank Bluorc, Jcanncttc Bfimrgaiii, Cathy Morgan, Larry Morris, Peggy Morris, Stan Nlorris, Tommy Mouser, Kathy Mumm, Cyndce Muncil, Bill Dlunn, Wfayiic Murphy. Ray Myers, janet Nash, Mattie Ncalis, Gary Nelson, Karen Nclsim, Larry Nelson, Lindsey Neptune, Mary Newman, Betsy Newman, Jeff Nickels, Clay Nielson, Nadine North, james Norwood, Marty Oberlin, john Obermier, Glenda Odell, Barbara Odom, Barbara Osborn, Chris Osburn, Sandra Owen, james Owen, james Owens, Jana Parker, Laverne Parker, Rick Parkison, Sue Patterson, David Payne, Dianna Peerson, Debbie Pennington, David Teresa Perigo. Perkins, Donald Perkins, Duane Linda Perkins, Perkins, Nancy Perry, Margaret Us . f . , ,, W-VV, K f . '55 t 7 a, ., A , A y K , 19 V V ,, Q I l , , , X ' 7' XV TQ .ilizri iii-i? ., assi Aa as ,, , L,,, A I , K - I' , ,r Q'-.3 A V - ' ' . I ,f', ' . J' ' ' :f,' , qi, -1E:l3i112Et!lifl2iU.9?fl as ' We z I iff , If , I1 y S K ,Q Z! L ii I ' A -'ii E, iifxii-l1'5A X K 1 . , ,: f 42 3 51,4 ' ' T irsi iiii I , ef lx , i-hiwb jg'-1f,.i' i I Peterson, David .e . ', Peterson, jim ' 3 if V u J 1: , f' Peugh, Regina i- Vl T12 , V' ' 6 pr 'if ' Phelan, Arthur ' -jj' V Q ' '. 4, ' Phares, Suzanne gk ,Vf x N ' V- W Phillips, Donna ?,M y , ,X i , R X gl ,yyl Vg, f . 'marries 32 in t fa T M T V T' Pickul, Theresa Pitnam, Mariana Potter, Fred Price, Linda Ray, Boyd Rea, Gene Reddell, Pam Redman, Kenneth Regier, John Reiger, Linda Renfro, Teresa Renfro, Vililma 1 if ,,.. ,, ., 2 , ,fy 1 ,V ifiix , V ,,. ay 4 rs V in , .N 4 ra, L, VV l t.fg Vf, ia 5, Vx . 1 if f if I ggxif, I 1? fr- , 445, 3 . V Q , 1-WJ 6535 17 17' Q, .,,, ,,,V f N f ,.i' 'ls 5 V 'vi . ' 1,,, .,,,,, ii ii V I 1, A VL rr ,iz , ' I tw ,f 2 T QV' H wa? P' f 'N 'Za 1' 'lx 'fs I -,9 , , , r Renick, Sue Reynolds, Chip Reynolds, David Rhodes, Judy Rice, Dennis Richardson, Carmen Richardson, Jeanne Richardson, Mikilu Richison, Kathy Rickman, Jeanette Riff, Chris Ringo, Jim Ritchie, Martia Rittersbacher, Ellen Roberts, Jim Roberts, Sherri Rogers, Larry Rohde, Judy Roswell, Bob Rowe, Mike Ruehlen, Becky Rush, Butch Salzmann, Jerry Sanders, Ronnie Sandusky, Helen Saul, J. B. Savage, Bill Schneider, Margie Schultz, Laurel Scott, Jeff 'Sig J J I 1' 1, .J Vw A . ESQ - , 4 :xiii ,EEA c C, f 4- ,, Q 'V ff 'we I 3. K ' -15 ,x Qfa, f ff W f H- t M if H.. 4... f. Q, If J, m x 5 ,- Q, W ? f iw K . 'J 'L 'sv , J, . N if fr' we ' Q ,f f K Wwe sm K g M V' , t X 'I VI: J- , 'nf W 'ff R 'MX 1 ,hx , M is M fa l Eel' , ,. is ' K H ' J . , .',, F J' 4 A ,,,, 6' .Er 4 ,N 'K -. f 'f.. ' S I i ll. 4 ,V , V . if I Wi: -. , 'nl t 'MQW eercs sy, ,J W 1-. S SX R., ,f J ' af EQ, ,V ,dycfi 4 'Z 'M ,,,,,. . V M. im' MW, V! K' l Lfffifi 'fi 1 Il' I l'f?g,,: iiiiii S :JV 3 ,D ,, o fi J R s lfs., ,J S - I Scott, Scott, Seals Sears, Sears Self, Opal Yvonne Ronnie Joe Pat Barbara Sellon, Kathie Shafer, Jack Shafer, Ralph Sharp, Robert Shawver, Linda Shea, Carol Shell, Frances Shipley, Vickie Shoff, Brian Shoff, Debbie Simmons, Cindy Simonson, Jan --.. 1 W- Q KW' - - AJS. 'Wt S it f ual Q'- uf' a Q5 il Q ' fli ii x 'f k 'nfl e! W S , , it F Xl, ' 'tif uf f 1g ig g,:'14'.Q ,, S ?f 5i Q f5 ms - - , Snu,.ttQ,,, it R F' 'x rxpibmiff Vf'- Q ,. i Y . A N . 'rw Z . .. fe- if' .E A f. j s c t,, 1- sss - ' ' 1, -ff? LAVL S ,E ld A. -S i 'Jn f Stewart, Raymond Stivers, Marsha Stockman, Kay Stone, Bruce Stone, Dan Stromberg, Dyan 9,1 i I BP -nnf njl S if .JH qq an - .'1 I .W A -, v ' Sv 1 xxx ,X iran ,lu 'IF ,. l V bit 0 fl N 45 I X T' Sires, Patty Smasal, jerry Smethers, Alan Smith, Connie Smith, Janet Smith, Judy Smith, Vance Smysor, Mary Lou Snow, Melvin Sonnenfeld, Carol Southworth, Carin Spangler, Allen Sparks, Debbie Sparks, Shelley Spears, Gary Splinter, Shirley Sroufe, Jan Stalder, Kathie Stammer, Rebecca Standridge, Roger Stapleton, Gerald Stark, Joe Stark, Mary Ann Stark, Teresa Starks, Paula Steele, Roger Steeper, Tim Stephens, Ramona Stephens, Ronnie Stewart, Janis Keep practicing until you get it right! Stumpe, Cheryl Sumner, Mark Sunderland, Carol Sweem, Dent Tallent, jerry Tate, Elaine Taylor, Margaret Tecza, Marsha Templeton, Sharon Terry, David Teterus, Bobo Thomas, Kathleen Thomas, Kathy Thomas, Roger Thompson, Connie Thompson, Darlene Thompson, Debi Thompson, John Thornbrue, Georgia Tinsley, Keith Toalson, Carolyn Tolancl, John Towns, Beth Truman, Kathy Tuttle, Deanna Tyhurst, June Tyler, Larry Uraneck, David Vandagriff, Floyd Vernon, Laura V il ,:-' fig af' .,,VA C i I 3. I pi It K A C' , fi V i H: is fr-mr W 'tawz ,, if I 1 X fit X WLQ3 4' , ima ., 4' - 1. V: ME'-, ,,,, ' CR:- f'N. .. 'F f, , 4 , fwfrfx 9 . ,,,, if Q + , N in , ,rf 2 x r NEW N X K 2 l Kira- ,A T T x sn ' ii, V A f Exilim 1 2 ii,,, 34 al ff K 3 V 473 , Vg - L ' X , I Q ' . 45- 6 fx.-A in Y The C ass of '67 helps serve the school in many ways. ,Q V, We '24 .ii 'K' k A X iik un Al vi 'ZW1 , 4- -is K. 1 Q 'faiili 48 fx HA 4? 3 I 1. 7 .. I N -X? Vesper, Danna Voss, Brenda Voss, Carolyn Wfallace, Way'ne Wa1'cl, Curt Wzirtl, Nancy f :et 5. 4 'V 11 0 3 .T e.. , 'ma' Tx .1 1 1. L, . . w t 'ff' X , ,J xxx 1 - hx f I H: f Dil t tj ,A 'M E l ka'-Q. 1 J Q V5 . A - 2- ,Q Q., ,f A - Mia. t izilitiliz Q . iii! . A , J K , 3' za- at Siuitsl W WW? F Q 4?- Q .. l av 1 A it tg if X , Q X X ,, 1, I DQ , at f Q t , is t :Q L X ty f , . IZX. ezigi 'six tat alarms it 6' 't '5. 4. -- 5 1, ,. ig: ,Sl m, ,?f1 h 4 ,, f - , Y-'3,: u A t U Yeats, Carolyn Yorman, Beth Young, David Young, Minerd Yount, Mary Zelinski, jim t x. ,- ix , Q 'M Ward, Ricky Warehime, Virginia Warnick, Mike Warren, Sally Watters, Gary Weatherholt, Bill Weis, Anita Werts, Don Wheat, Ronnie Whisman, Marvin Whitchurch, jo Anne White, David White, Teddy Widowski, Dennis Wiggins, Johnny Wilkey, Don Williams, Debbie Williamson, Gary Willis, Jim Willson, Jim Wilson, Beth Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Sherry Wininger, Susan Witter, Dorothy Womble, David Wood, Nancy Woolery, Jean Ann Wynne, john Yeates, Bill J' I , X l l I juniors try their hand at chemistry in the lab, A ff 1 , W ,. 5,1 66 ,im . 2 a h h 1- - L' ,, M Q ,, 3,,fi, ,,,L: L , V W -ang 4 -------If CL ,ual 4.aw11.off 4926! f-4144.4 vyfouf' Lag 941.26 91141 7OL.4,.4,04Va,,l1.ZfA Jwfw , J W-L lbfwmff fffwj V Sf N ' LL, 'lgiaiei ,,dA- DQLJ. 64 ggi, pf, 5 417 bill UU 4 W. JM fwfffi ,4,.fl7U,,L?,1 U'lQfl,44LLL1 Wg. gif ,amd ,WCA ,664 6 MH' - V1 V ,44m,,fZfyL1JV 51.4 d., '., onvu fn,wy'ff fyflilfz .ffkiflf W4 1 14 gk .. V 0 . 2 4 QL, : f M vw x ji Q,Aj,:,-4,n,i,J1 ' T N 'ff LKJU0 Y M' SCPHCMORES The outstanding elected officers of the Sophomore Class were Suzanne Renfro, Larry Houchin, Presidentg Becky Burris, John Haas, Suzette Ren and jim Bailey, Vice President. elii . Q, Q i SOPHOMORES The sophomore class of 1965-1966 was the biggl yet to reach College High. Its 683 spirited membt quickly made the adjustment to high school life fu became an integrated part of College High's systen The Class of '68 accepted new responsibilities up entering their sophomore year and revealed their co petence by electing six capable officers and represen tives. They joined the traditional spirit of Colle High's Homecoming by building a Bootiful cl float and electing jan Shaffer, Sophomore Attenda -sw .ty if Many sophs actively participated in activity cll and governing bodies, and the class contributed seve talented athletes to the Wildcat teams. Indeed, 1966 sophomores were a vital asset to College Hig Golden Age. 68 1 Ackley, Martin - ,V ' Aamir, David V V V723 ,VVVV A-V .V WV VZVV Viv V V g Atller, Annette E 2 A 1 vu at Vg ? J f . Allen, Bill H. ltiit , f Allen, Btu P. Vitt ff V i Allen, Patrice A A ' A is r Q s tk tttet i ialli A' f' be sb ix JV l Allen, Paul V ,, A V V ,V Allison, Joyce ,Q n.nn,n i Nn n A ' , V W Allton, cafiatm X 5 ' 'J' fv- L, Alquist, Jeannie it , . ,A 'jr W N,,, ,, VVV ' VX Ameringer, Beverly VV ,if ' ,A .V t V V ,, V V? ' Antlerson, jerry , ,L,-'i ' ' 4' . f i i A ' fm 55,15 - ,f Vf K Q V ,X A ,V V V XX V .f ' l in A I, ' K' V 6 Q PM V Antlerson, Robbie - A 'ii A ' ' ' '- -' Andrews, Suzie f 'nr M ,,V, 'N VV-A I Antle, Sue ,I - - , Q 37 A' 7' i V eff Arment, Cindy ft ,ffl ' f '37 Arutunoff, Chris - ,, V. Ashe, Kathy ' 1 i f- f 'z wr. Will R in , lr it ,. V, Askew, Ruth 5 , VV., ,Q ' , N at Bacon, Gene ,S r , A, V , 4 V . . V , ,TQ VVV it K V, -3 , Bailey, jim 1 fc, 'ii ll- 1- f sl xbd VV' fi' Bain, Larry i-If ii -'-- 2 'V VV W 'i 1 Baker, Susie W'f ! 5 Baker, Tim in A Agkmt. 1 V f Baltlwin, Billy i' Q V Baltlwin, liilly D. Cv' n yn. V V A V ,V 6. lialtlwin, Gary 'W mi ' ld, , , E ,ig i L, mi, ir Vi- 4 if ' lialtlwin, james 4-.M i -' 'A ii .Q-- V, . C, I' 'ffl liallartl, Greg N V' 'V ' Vx f f liallartl, Mickey .eff Nw ,,,. L RV X ,- A fi i x- ' il I i Bantly, Rufus V V H VV V r Barcus, john ii if f- V es 'gi ' 4 ,Q Barham, Lawrence - - fsl' M 5: , f VIf ', ,Q 0' I Barker, Steve ' ' t' ,KW 'ivy' A' 17-:'V,V, ff- Barnes, Karen ,, i Q i V1 K ,,4 .,VVVV J' W VV' Barnes, Mary v , I JV! , .rv l. V, ifgfgrt k ! . f. VVV VV, V . V f Basler, Kathy , ,g ,Vw ,V A V fl' W Q Qi Baxter, Earl ' - S 475 , ' f' - 'W W' I '- Beaman, Davicl tiff lr 'L' -fy' f L 52 gn,-if , Beason, Karen ,M A K-'w-7,-5 , . V W j i g Beaumont, john V' ta, V, VF Becker, Danny l ' X WV, VV V V, ' i tl' ' . Beqkworth, Arlene VV V if 1 Iieisley, Donna H ,Q g 5 ii I V .Ii' I ,Q Q, i , x Bennett, A. I., at MM Bennett, Susie 'Ki 'ffl V fq ',,,i M-4, Bennett, Tom V . X I i V V ':- Berry, Doug ,VV VVVV,VV v mf' A V5 ' iiii 1 I i i ,i l ,xr 1 3,4 nr I A if 69 Bishop, jimmy Blachley, Tom Blackburn, Cheryl Blackburn, Chuck Blades, Brian Blair, Mary Ann Bland, Mary Blevins, Kay Boerstler, Mary Ann Borgman, Eddie Borgman, Freddie Bowler, Anita Bowlinger, Marla Bowlus, Merri Lee Box, Diane Box, Margie Boyce, David Boyce, Wendell Bradford, Allen Bradshaw, john Brandenburg, Robert Brecht, Doug Bretz, Allen Bridendolph, Neil Brookby, Bo Brown, Barbara Brown, Beverly Brown, Brandon Brown, Charlene Brown, Don Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, 1 v Gary jack Mary Roy jr. Sandra Brurnley, Linda Brunfeldt, Roberta Bryngelson, joan Buck, jim Buford, Annette Burris, Becky Butcher, Charlotte Butcher, Edward Byfield, Mike Cagle, Shari Calvin, Eddie Cameron, Roger Canale, Mary Wa I Cannady, Donna Carl, Evelyn Carlson, jean Carpenter, David Carson, Mary Chambers, Dennis Chavez, Carol Chew, Beth Chilcoat, Steve Christie, Charles Clarence, jim Clark, Connie Clements, Billy Cole, Brenda Cole, Margaret Collins, Audley Conley, Cathey Constantikes, john Cook, Bill Cook, jerry Cook, Richard Copeland, Linda Corbin, Rick Cornelius, Barbara Coutant, Rick Cox, David Cox, John Cramer, Mike Cranor, Jay Croley, john ' natal X Y 4 l wt I -a-QM i M iii R ii 1 X t tw X ,..,, ,, 1 gy V s H' A K 1, ,Mez R f ' --1-we-dt - xMf,1f wwf! I ,MW ,VLV ,gy ,, , , ., f ,fm W L ' , i vi i- ' L, 15 fi tr' K ,ig B ' ' R . ' e I ep' X, I V W VJRQQ.. W., MAX X We ffi',,f . M' I M, I it H ' Mil M ff- .i.M ' .' V x ,.,, -Qs . X xx My av.. 5 J Wk, M 'Fi 'i f H. -ta l t E aa it i 'ae M' lr' We ' ' ,,rli il X Vi i Mf Ne- 51' ,,,, M ,fre . 4 ,, at fXf,+l M it -R M fs M M M' 'Nail 04. next: 11 354 ix ' ' vw fs---'ew l Crowder, George - Cruzan, Don , ' Qrr- Yi-3-'5' ' f. B K i J j Cu rrent, Janie Curtis, Cathy Daniels, Steve Davidson, Karen -.X f SM ww - Q vt' Fil' A M 4 , v 4. if 2 I A' Al l V . efflfi 1' it wt! ...,......-v Sophomores arrive to begin a new day. 'f i Davis, Johnny Davis, Jolene Davis, Rebecca De Armon, Pam Denton, Coby DePlois, Albert Derrick, Bill Derryberry, Geoff Dershem, Mike Dickerson, joel Dietzel, Randy Dillingham, Sue Dillon, David Dingman, Kay Dodge, Skipper Dowd, Kathy Draper, Richard Duffield, Barbara Duncan, Rick Easter, Blaine Edwards, Richard Edwards, Rick Elkins, Janie Elleman, David Elliott, Dianne Emmott, jane Ensch, Susan Eoff, Patty Evans, Bruce Evans, Kerry in ii ,, P ,,. -W Y af t . , ,, t ff' s , ,-V 9: f lc -M l , l 'V an 9 if M V VK ,. ag ll fr so ' ' i. I ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, ' ,sniff II, 3 f :Z 'ZW V Viy f-es. ' M V ,Q 61' an Q ,, A , 1 . I K M.. -for QW, ,, Q, Q FQ , 'Q' ' Ni 4 , I I f f J Q I ag, gf if 2'-K, H ma, , ' , ill 1 I ik 'H' 1 l ,u Q, ,. 'r ,',,: ' H fw' H 55 M, ,,,,, ,W gy MM, ,www MM.. ia ' 'Ni Ai V aff lvl? ya l i,!!lEt f f f 'ii' uf ir., - . 'D' f' - 73, - cw., A , kg' ,,,,,... f, I 53, 1 Q ff rw. D ,...., , .,,,.,,. J ff ,W ,V f - if K H ' I ,ry i if g,,..e T W . W I , Wy! Q llt iifs yi! A an Ngsawfx, X K Xia hx M2 H ff , ,,, F af f.. If E i I I so -- L A x i 5 'gg'-5, V, fi 'in f rf If My A., 13:14 f WL W' K X . il i rl ' -1 x .u f 37' 3? gl v sm Y. n uf' ,X 'X NP g . ,,,. Q , , Y if Evans, Evans, l v ,,,,-, 1 ,cl ,W l F l, c trc is.-.swam s cc ,l Mark Pat Ewers, Carl Fallin, Lucretia Fceler, Shirley Fees, Beth Ferguson, Tom Ford, Fouse, Dick Linda Fowler, David Fox, Ray Frakes Frankl Frcder , Terry in, jim ic, Carol Freeman, Sandy Frobel Fuhrin Funk, , Vicki an, Stephen Sara Q u 5 , in v ,Q SV x -.-Q . M., Nia 1 i t aae e r X we ve, t ii..-..,...- , . - i N. ' at i s -65 ' , i I L: V- , V Vsgwz.. fr 1 i , 'WE Ge . ' 'K Q r if M 'Rah , Q. g 'L t. ' 'n Gage, Vunnie Galloway, Craig Gardner, Greg Gates, Steve Gaul, Doug Geddes, Linda N V Gettys, Mary as ':: 'LL it Vf T, Glenn, Steve K 7? Goins, Shirley '-'1LG.f- Gund, Karen X , , , f Goodell, Jun it D+' im X mafia . A ,W .I ,Q ' We 1-if I in . ix, .N X.. f 1 4 5 I '23 Gorishek, 'Millie Graham, Elaine Graham, Eugene Graham, Helen Gray, Connie . Gray, G. E. its x .MX V Gray, Tum Green, Debra Greenburg, XX'illiam 3 Greening, Paul Greenxvuod, Jane Griffin, Debbie ' , 'im Q 1 1 ff t E i - i rli VV .V , iii ii : x . Griggs, Donna Q. L V VV , ,..-5 V V , ,LV , Grogan, Gary Q ig V me A 'i m , Grundy, Duane 31- Q.: ' L ' p I Guenther Qilvia ew L ii' . 'A fi.:-,iw . ' M . ' 14.4'3'Qf -tl J.. ,uri x ,-'i LZVL VV V Guild, Marcia G 4? T2 H Gram-ic, Bai H f -' t. K .,-t ieiii .yan ayiii i'a - 'Yivlg f ii an i iiii Guthrie, Larry V i'-,. V 4 5 M V Haas, john 1933 ,,, , . , Q it i V . ,ff 'V Haas, Sherry . , I X it 1 7 M 5 X Habeflyy Jim ,,,,,- V wr.. A XV, .W ,,.. . , Hailey, Mike V ii . Hams, Sarah V 'G R, ' N' n ' . Q - - i ia 1, VVV L2 B , UW-'A , , :,.- X i - ,E 4 K i . Hainzinger, Mike -- i i V Hale, Suzanne i? ,..'t, Vf , V an M Hale, David X, I ,i g Q,-'V is ,,,i l Q Hall, Steve -j rg--yy! '..- me? , - ,aj ff, fv Hamlin, Linda , V 1 , ale L f Haney, Lynette ' , ,Q ' - 2 . X 7 wx f L A A X x 1 fx . . Hanmer, Glenn i Q VV i HQ Hanson, Mickey V 0- V3 , if 5 Harban, George fi a gi g ,Vs 'L f 'T M Cathy t M- eera K Harper, Paula 1 42, V, It l- V T Harrington, Sandra - X Q ,Z T if. 'Vx ,, . V x iiii W ga - i , . n Y r ,, .- ff-H 'H' ' - '1 Q, iif- H Rs, Harris, Preston Harrison, Gail Harvey, Anita Hauser, Ralph Hauser, Rick Havenar, Danny Hayes, Amy Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Sally Hayes, Shirley Hazen, Bill Heath, jeff Heclman, jerry Heil, Bob Heinrich, Karen Helmuth, Nancy Henderson, Nanc Henderson, Paul Herbert, Carol Y Herbolsheimer, Alice Hettick, Mark Hiatt, Danny Hill, Dennis Hill, Steve Hobbs, Becky Hocker, Patty Hoffman, Ray Hoge, Art Holbert, Diane Holdredge, Tom is W1 0,95 Q l Future Sooner High Students meet in Auditorium. P7 Holliman, joe Holloway, Edgar Holly, Steve Hoobler, Barbara Horn, Frances Houchin, Larry eff J, 1 ,Jig 'gy . .1 J, J, 5, ' Q Kb. ., li 2 f ?r wrmn' 1 J s cr, f S W - 1' J J i . . -JJJ1 J e ., 4. . '-me-Q , Ali I. --. 'FQ' , 9 N 'V Q ,,...-Q f Houston, Lindy Howard, Dolly Howell, Joy Howerton, Carol Hubble, Charlee Huffman, Shirley Hunter, Mary Jane Hurtado, Brenda Jackson, Gretta Jackson, Larry Jacoby, Susie Jenkins, Robin J K J A AJ rr'l ? ' ,,., JJ , -' 7 J A Jessen, John cl ii, 1 ff Y J, Q' 1 Jew, Joe ,gd ' H J 2- Q, Jeff, Linda Www 'LF Q-VH - 'N ' Johnson, Charles f J' J , ,J - J Johnson, Gary 'Q' 1 J, V, VV VV Johnson, Rod 4 yyrl J 4 fi H . Johnson, Wannla lt-37112 n,h WV , V ' Johnstone, Jerry ,Jil ,gg zil, X1 Jones, Beverly 'WvVV,:f .My iff, W N, i Jones, Jan ,A J , ,,,lrrl Jones, Mike M ff ' -ff '1'. y . 1 J A ii A Jones, Tom Sli! 13 -Tiff? ,346 ihkgmls. .,.,,.. 1 V l f V W ifi . iif'v V JJ A V ,VLV Jordan, Brenda fifik V A QV Jordan, Tina i uf' ' ,k , ', ff JOY, Betty V 'ef' .5 .,, ' . . H T V , ,, V Karasek, David , V ,J V V 5 Kelley, Carl V X , ii Kelley, Jeannie ' . V Kelley, Kathy - , J .. J JQ2-in J J 'sv Q..-.Q Kelsey, Pam 5 ,'V' ig ii. - 'J A 1 - jj 3 i Kemp, Linda 'C V -' 1 Kenyon, Linda V 'ifi V i, V ,V J Kerr, DeXX'ayne f W , A 5? 1 X . . VJ ,,,, ' gf' f-J ,, wma ' 4 I Mg Kidd, Berry i fi iii' ' sf xx? Q Kilmer, Richie , ,J I ii by J J .. Kimbley, Jaw iili i 4 ,i.ii ef Kimblqg Tom , J 2 V, 5p,J f,VV JJ ,,V, V VV,' King- Bill f' J Q wa - M Aiiiii King, KCHHY J' A iiiiii fl' , M ' , 'l 'J - 3' J V ' f f,-N Vreiif V' ,, ' V 5 ni., , I J' W- RA J 2 no J wifi ' 4 W JZ' 7543+ 'v.'.12g9. 'W N 515 V' 'T' J J: E r ai ' J J J 7 King, Tom ' Q., .. Kleinmann, Karen fV A ,H ' Kruger linda . gp.-Q' J J V' - ,- Kruger, Mary - Q 3 -f '. VJ -4- Kruse Sandra T' ,J J f , .J 1 . Y 5.4 2 lf! N . - . ' . ' 1 QQ- -1-Qi' 'J ' J M A J' ' V VV J VVV, L V av! I V, SMQPWW ,,, l 1 L , rcre . ' f 1 l'if L ,J g ,:-,f 5 IA..,,,, 2 . K I S J ZVL , M Lan-lb' Suanna ,... .. ,gf an Langston, Frank M Imlll. ' ' ' Lansford, Doug V f ,,.,, ,,A,,, , IAV Larmore, Janice ' ii WW Latchum, john Aiyzyy V ,IV V :Q . fjfj. Lawrence, Chuck ' V QVQ1 A V 'f Ac'c 4 J, W, . g r LV -,,-fg,r, Z H , -. I 5 ' ' Lawrence, jim i V ' I VVVL V -' qw Lawrence, Kris A' rwrr Laws, Tom ,li ccfc , ,LLL 5 Laws, Ronnie . fr,rr Lawyer, Mfmff' f i l l riii L riir,,,, crii i Leyden, Mark L ,,,, iccc L cci r rree A in K I in ii'7 Mfg? df i '..'- V Lea- Don if f Lee, Bruce g h ,VV f f. V Lee, Johnna ,'i L Lemfm, Tom ',,L iiii 'V I-CHU, Janice IL' ,,,,,,,, , Letchworth, Jimmie A i ,.,, 'W N .fkV' ff, Vikr ' A , igiir L L ' Lewis, Toby Lilley, Kefmfffh Wa., . efi. Linehan, Richard Little, Lynn ,,, irir Lockard, Tom Long, Donna V A ' ,If, 7 5 ,IL ,fi A ii :ij Lofcflzy David , Qlf igegs Lowe, Donnie ' V V -rf ff Lowe, Sherry L0WfeYf Bob caac f ii , ,ica Loyd, Danny ' to Lundquist, john Lynch, jerry Lynn, Lolly Maberry, Linda Mcliraycr, Andy McBrirle, Charla McBride, jim McCann, Kent McCanne, Bob McCarty, Debbie McCausIand, Mark McCol1ough, Dan McCollum, Patricia McCord, Marcia McDonald, Danny McDonald, Dwahanna McDowell, johnny McFarlane, Don , , -My viz W wr W K f A X br J 1 . A VF? 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Moberly, Merrie Lee Mobley, Vicki Moody, Wesley Moore, Don Moore, Mike Morrison, Beth Morrison, Debbie Pat Sammye Joyce Morrison, Morrison, Mueller, lNTullikin, Pat Murphy, Alan lNIurphy, Connie Murphy, Paul Musselman, Susie Myers, Dick Nave, Richard Neal, Sam Joe Nelson, Linda Neptune, Patsy Nichols, Rita Nicholson, Dwight Nicholson, Peggy Nix, Roy N M P fl ,st t ,,,,., it K ,ii In as X N rf f ,., i essi . ,,,, .. , His Noble, john Llyz t V L fr, ' Nodine, Donna E' Noland, Buddye AM, Norman, Janie , Q fi f e t' ii of Nye, James P' eo, Oliver, Carol A ,L Q r P , P Oliver, George V V ' Ortiz, Steve ,.., ' 'Q Pack ard, Diane , T ,'-- - Pankratz, Mary Passmore, Kathy Patterson, Bill , .-:. ge- gag, ek ,yn -ww., ,W as A 3 P :E - I '- ,,, ' k: -- ssiii iiss . ii P -:'. . lisoo , , r , , To l n M' Itt i Q ,,,,,,,i i is X irrr Sophomores experience the struggles of main stairs. 1 S 3 Io A ,, 'Q 0 2161 . , ,sl ' f-r ,,, ' fi . 3 , A.. fl , S . 1 x y if? .22 i S' S v l if S 5. 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N3 4:31 ,KM ,Wu K Schmoldt, Hans , Q . ' e:glisQ'?5 ': Schneider, Glenn my 'gs' ,,,, M K K ' ,K 12995, f- Schultz, David ,s ZAV , 4, ,K ' , ' 7 , HK ' ' ' Schwermer, Gary ' t.,,. Q, f h ' Seals, Cecil 1, A ll' fe if Sears, Karla , X ,N xK I 'K K a -P Q X! ' . , l , 1 K 111195 5 '53 K '1 V A Seat, Karen A fi ' . 1 f A - U i i ' - Sellers: Don f .'f' Shaffefi Jan M i shambles, Albert 'A K' ' Shaw, Louann 3 K K ,K N M '-'r W Sheets, Leo fx W gg 3,1 meg z.Q' 2? ' 3 42 Q K ef 12 ww' s E .f ...1 Wa 1 .J triis f i ff 2 i Sheirman, Kathy Shelton, Nancy Shepherd, Judy Short, Karen Shrum, Judy Skaggs, Diana Skaggs, Ray Skinner, Melanie Slape, Connie Sloan, Nancy Smith, Charlie Smith, Galen 4 3 S V ' A V A ' i V , mit , e nne ,H W M s it L A ti M E Q, my A, VV ' ' VV ty .i,- '2' 5 gmitlg, Mikeld ,V I Q35 ,J 8 J in ' qs mit , Rona ie ,aj y ' Sflfll smith, sue y efeafg t V Smith, Susan W W' Smithee, Alfred - l Vat ..,, ,. 1 . - S Q' S , ' ' Soderstrom, Larry , Q' I '25 4, x ,,' SLWH V gl Sommers, Dan f 1 S t . is 1 t Souders, Marcia it W wT Mi'3 'V ' T H Sousa, Kathy J A ' 'A ,,S ISSL H T .tw J SOW21!'d, Pat e ,xi ' ' Sparks, Pat fx I V ti 'qt f Nt 4 I .s T e tt -1'-I A, S' V Spears Charlie id Se .V f W VSV VLV, . f S yt' V Vt Spears, Kathy 1 'jet . , t, S ' ' JV' Speckles, Arthur my ,I fx iw ' .,,twv' Stahl, Debbie W , T ,S SX M 4 ef xi, 1, stem, Ray T t M' t- S t S ,K ' A V , , X Vg? i.,V.m,VuS ' K tamPer enny tt n t- A SX t Xia QL! ,if , T , T Stapleton, Charles I my M T -V ,, I I S S QVKAL 5, Stark, jan ,Q 'Q t G Stark, Martha ' N -- P ,, ,X Stark, Susie S. Aka' ' Y ' A V ' Q Steele, Martha ' ' Stein, Mark ,V S , A Q S.: V V .1 I V-V V SM V ,V Steinbrook, B. J. ff- V, Q.. .. - S . . , Stephens, Mike H. t ,.. Y, , A in , S , ' 'G' H-I ,,, Stephens, Mike J. J v W e '7 , - ffl, Y ' T' l S X f' - Stevens, Danny if ,ji ,,, L Q , V ' V M ef t, Stewart, jean L ' 5, ,V Vf e ' 3. '- VVVV , X Y S Stewart, Sharon at SS f S J Se, ei Stieben, Donna A - - ' ,X VV t Stockton, Virginia ' ' rf f' ve 5 , Strain, Scott gy as ig ua if- yr V A S ig, i 511335, Kenny ff, S ' A at t .ll 5 5' - ' S fi Summers, Faith ' SS V, t eettt 1- 'l V! SUUOHV Gm, H V VV V SS M SSSS , S N f t 75.4,-, S ..S .V - K-V ' 1 A , gg 9 4 V , t Swanson, Anita VU . 'WU Swcpston, Gail V' '. - A, ' If Mk 7' S Swepston, Glenda , . ' V titty it I Q ,U Taylor, Robert as S ' 3, - ' gm, V ' ' S, K Taylor, Rosalie ' ff' ' .,W,, 'f V S S -te-W Taylor, Steve N S, ttf' 'V ,-r ,tg . Q if X Kiwi t N ' ' A a .. X Templeton, Cathay ,tt' S 5 A v i Tharp, Janice SS ,Q -- - SSS, S ' ' Q Thomas, Dolores in V4 'P T ' A l Thomas, John S ., 1 I-. V ,Q ..fQl,?Z Thompson, Charles ' V VS,t f Thompson, Mary Y 'V I I Thornberry, Daniel Tiecle, Alan Tierney, Kathy Tingler, Gary Toth, Kathy Towers, Beatrice Towers, Katie Tracy, Ralph Trarnmel, Forest Trantharn, Gary Tucker, Pat Turowski, Larry Tuttle, Connie Ullom, Steve Umsheid, Paula Vaughan, Mark Vaughan, Ricky Vincent, David Volz, Leslie Vulgamore, Ralph Wahlgren, Gary Walker, Allen Walker, Roger Wall, Jim Walls, Johnny Walton, Opal Ward, Bill Ward, Sherry Ware, Carol Warren, Lois an 5 +4 wg A as Env va 'Hit , s u rf- 'f-- X ...- isis 1: 1 5 , ,..a 4: J X. f kim V ' 1 ft I N, 3 'I Q ' xg J ,Air ,X ya., 5, 1 v' . N, Q . wiairiw 23' . r -TX x g Sv Peppers boost spirit in Homecoming Parade. ag, .Ji we liet Warwick Warwick, Carol Mary Warzel, Kirk Washburn, Dan Washeck, Peggy Wasson, Ben A if Nw, f wi, V 1 g 'A A I' . Watters, Gilbert i na ' , H H . ffl' ' L ,, . , W62W'efi Rlfkl' if ' 1 S 3 ff ' Q, W lei Weigl, Julie fffgi Q -LQ S' ii i n ii Wells, Steve f ' ' K A ,' V Werts, Joe 'lm I1' I 'gli ,. ,, Q' l . . ff' 'W V ' l Werts Ronnie ,kyg V V, ' V' 4 X 1 W, i V' .VV V V,L f A i Westbrook, Mary Jane ' Yi A N 71 ,' 1 , 4, Western, Stan Q12 .fm fy, lf3?'V '5,,,- V ., . ' Q Weston, Kathy r ttt -W Whaling, Michael S ,, 1' K f Wheat, April -X 4, Q ' L i ' Wheat, Stanley It , 3 'tttt S ' Lf I ' V V V' ,,,f . V N I V V ,V ,S ' Wheeler, Dan ' ig Whinery, Shirley f ' A f , ' ' ,, ,, V , Whitaker, lklartha 'Q il 5' , V -j l s ' ?' Whitchurch, Sandi , , , W f white, cindy lj . A are 1 1' Whitecotton, Virginia A . ,, A ,,, V T Whitson, Jena Ci Q P-l, , , ' i W .V A Whitsun, Darrel QV! K 51-rs -vu 1 i,V f fl! vvightmam Bill . i f ' ,f i ' . A TL V Wilbur, Don Y ,ff Wilcox, Ivan gs N i ,' I N t J 3 Wilkie, Kathy ' i-t, ' i ,,i, 5- l. ' SX X ' ffm irr, ,.,,, Vg-M V tu L X Vg?-Lf: ,, L A , V1 l K Will, Albert , MV, I , 'Q fi, 6 Williams, Danny LQ 2- if 5 cg H l if ' K Williams, Dennis 'MY' ii ',5 N i .4 mfjj Williams, Sherri V l yyy - ,M ,, 2 l' Willis, GaryV K X lux V gr V X r Wilson, David Xtiil i W 1 N ' S ii, , ii 1 f m S Wilson, Gwen ' A V 'MM Wilson, Kenneth ' W: 'H A , Wilson, Vicki me ml l, 7 K , , Witham, Freddy 'W' f M V Wonderly, Kenneth 'Nix 7' 3 fy Q Wood, Pam A 3 V74 ' .x j'.'sw1 I 5,3- i: 1 s t .ff T1 .42 Al - 'i' 3 ,. ,,A, V V Woodard, Alan V, if- ' V i ya , Woodard, Beverly ' ' 'Q' , Q ' if-1. Woolery, Danny CQ ' ' S , 'W' 1' i Wfoolman, Larry ' 6 W ww Worten, jess i ! , W Wfridv, Barbara , - 'W ' Yarbrough, Basil ii Y 1 ' Yocum, Alfred V ,V V V V l.- , V .,.., ,,,, Yorman, Mark H V' , A if Zimmerman, Larry ,,VVV ' VX! ,I i S, SVV, , 'ff ZOSM, Kathy ' 'i'i is ' i l 1 'J R977 M 'V ' f' VV , . iii' , VV 1 , .,,i h ' It is not the organization that creates. Man create-sg organization builds. -EMERSON 4 will A x K! B I 37 ,p R, W V Nyf., I I I I I 'X' Q-4 ORGANIZATIONS Z ACTIVITIES h.........,,..,,,,.,, 4,,,A , ,:h, , QT., ,,,k A! I , K V A I 2. is 1' me 2-nv , DELIBERATIVE COMMITTEE SEATED: Sponsor, Mrs. Morris, Jim Meyer, President, David Thomas, Vice President, Carol Akright, Secretary, Becky Rhodes, Corresponding Se tary, Took Cramer, Treasurer, Ernie Jackson, Parliamentarian, Marie-Anne Scheifer, Honorary Member, SECOND ROW: Susie Fox, Kag Pritchard, Linda Morgan, Pat Helmers, Shelley Bray, Doug Current, Bob Bearer, Donna Jackson, Janie Johnstone, Jann Boyer, Jim Bailey, Larry chin, John Haas, Becky Burris, Suzanne Renfro, Suzette Renfro. Not shown: Spence Kissell and Allen Bolt. I Del-Com, Girl's Service Club, The 1965-66 Deliberative Committee spent an active year of accomplishment. Under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Christine Morris, Del-Com promoted 6 'j ip, C' previous annual events such as the Col-Hi Mixer, ,, ,, ii'i Homecoming Sock-Hop, Christmas Card Delivery Service, and the Book Fair. Del-Com also initiated many new projects, including a record of school Committee Advisory Board, and a portrait of the 1965-66 Homecoming queen. In the first full year of active service, the Girls Service Club undertook many worthwhile projects. ' ' In service to Col-Hi and the community, its mem- in Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Campaign, school en- rollment, school pictures, College Night, and ac- tivity records. Key Club, also, did much to serve the school and community. Its members continued its annual projects including selling student directories, pro- moting the bundle drive, and assisting with the office work. 86 53 activities, a leadership workshop, the Deliberative , -r 3 fs bers gave many long hours in helping with the J ! rw as P Q KEY CLUB EATED: Frank Langston, David Freiburger, Mike Ashe, John Lockard, Treasurer, Mike Burris, Recording Secretary: jim Meyer, President, Ken Adams, orresponding Secretary, Steve Holly, Sophomore Directorg jon Byers, Senior Director: Took Cramer, David Fraser, Tom Mertzg SECOND ROW: ufus Bandy, Steve Roskamp, Doug Current, Don Trotter, Rick Edwards, Scott Heller, Marty Lowe, John Thomas, Steve Conatser, Mark Meyers, xuck Lawrence, john Daigle, Bobby Logue, THIRD ROW: Tom Lockard, Pat McCullough, Craig Martindale, Bob Lowe, John Jessen, David uomas, Mike Doyle, Sponsor: Mr. Lipeg NOT SHOWN: Bob Bearer, Junior Director, Bill Yeates, Vice President, Forest Teterus. and Key Club Serve the School. GIRL'S SERVICE CLUB EATED: Lacey Rowland, President, Jane Ellen Herzig, Vice President: Kathy Chapman, Secretary, Carolyn Voss, Corresponding Secretary, Janie hnstone, Treasurer, Lindy Houston, Chaplain, Mary Corbitt, Historian, Jana Berryhill, Representative to Assembly Committee, Dale Donaldson, trliamentariang SECOND ROW: Janee Elkins, Cathy Harned, Cherry Maddox, Carol Akright, Janie Current, Mary Louise Rodgers, Linda Markee, ianne Stromberg, Barb Johnston, Pat Helmers, jane Adams, Linda Morgan, Karen Ogle, Kathyrn Pritchard, Nancy Rothlisberger, Jann Boyer, :cky Rhodes, Susan Hall, SPONSORS: Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Shay, Mrs. Pattison. Not Shown: Katy Binckley, Kay McCullough, and Marie-Anne heifer. ..x 87 Editor-In-Chief ...... Assistant Editor ...... Business Manager . . . Copy Editor ....... Art Editor .......... Activities Photographer Organizations .3 ..... Senior Editor ........ Junior Editor ...... Sophomore Editor .... Sophomore Editor ,. . . . Asst. Business Manager Sports Editor ........ Asst. Sports Editor Chief Proofreader .... Advisor ......... THE 1966 COL HI STAFF YEARBOOK SALES STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Akright, Kathryn Pritchard, Phyllis Turner, Connie Finch, Chairman, Jim Bailey, Sophomore Chairman, Ken Adams, Junior Chairman, Lacey Rowland, Senior Chairman, David Fraser, Senior Top Salesman, Kathy Thomas, Junior Top Salesman, Don McFarlane, Sophomore Top Salesman. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bruce Hurn, Carolyn Voss, Barbara Johnson, Dale Donaldson, Doug Cur- rent, Linda Markee, Mark Myers, Joan Bryngelson, Diane Box, John Jessen. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mrs. Ellsworth, Sponsor, Tom Lockard, Alan Tiede, Kathy Wilkey, Merrie Lee Moberly, Cherie Martini, David Thomas, Steve Conatser, Jani Johnstone, Jann Boyer. Not shown: Donna Publications Record Memories NAU TILUS STAFF SEATED, left to right: Caroline Czenkusch, Feature Editor, Jane Jarvis, News Editor, Mary Anne Swinney, Assistant Editor, Shelley Bray, iditor-in-Chief, Jann Thomas, Assistant Editor, Mary Corbitt, Business Manager. STANDING, left to right: Larry Lively, Photographer and Lports, Carin Southworth, Exchange Editor, Shari Forth, Reporter, Jo Ellyn Squyres, Reporter, Barb Johnston, Copy Editor, Phyllis Perkins, Circu- ation, John Gillie, Sports, Patty Jimerson, Business Manager, Nancy McBrayer, Reporter, Barbara Howard, Reporter, Mark Hecker, Sports, Jack lawlins, Reporter, Shirley Lentz, Circulation, Mrs. Hicks, Advisor. Jackson. I s f 2 2 Q I 5 I 2 i 5 E Q N i PEPPERS FIRST ROW, SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Corr, Sponsorg Marcia Souclers, Sophomore Representativeg Patrice Allen, Sophomore Representativeg W Dianne Stromberg, junior Representativeg Katy Binckley, Junior Representative, Jody Pierce, Senior Representativeg Linda Morgan, Senior Repre- sentative, Becky Burris, Treasurerg Becky Rhodes, Secretaryg Carolyn Voss, Vice Presidentg Pat Helmers, President. Girls Devote Time, Lungs to Spirit CHEERLEADERS Merrie Lee Moberly, Sophomoreg Cathy Ebert, Juniorg Linda Markee, juniorg Jeannie Moore, Seniorg Kathy Wilkey, Sophomoreg Terry Siscc Willie Wildcatg Donna jackson, juniorg Dale Donaldson, Junior, janet Russell, Sophomoreg Leslie Poe, Seniorg Susie Fox, Head Cheerleadel 90 IRST ROW, left to right: T. Cramer, M. Burris, B. SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE Yeates, D. Freiburger, B. Kelsey, D. Fraser, J. Goerss, T. Clark, S. Kistler. SECOND OW, left to right: T. Lockard, B. Allen, S. Roskamp, J. Haas, G. Derryberry, B. Patterson, B. Douce, L. Lively, R. Neff.,THIRD ROW left o right. D. Current, I.. Houchin, P. Morrison, S. Holly, J. Bailey, D. Holmes, J. Oberlin, B. Teterus, C. Gray. FOURTH ROW: I.. Morgan P elmers. Not shown: J. Brown, T. Mertz, H. Schmoldt, D. Soden. Group Promotes Good Sportsmanship College High's Peppers, Cheerleaders, and Sportsmanship Committee devoted this school year to cheering the Wildcat teams to victory, promot- ing school spirit and directing good sportsman- ship at games. Peppers, headed by president Pat Helmets, initiated many new projects such as selling booster buttons and satin booster ribbons and fully supporting a greater number of winter sports. Head Cheerleader Susie Fox led the other cheerleaders in the victory yells and chants. Win- ners of five firsts in state competition, Col Hi's cheerleaders encouraged both team and spectators with their well-organized and loyal cheers. The Sportsmanship Committee worked hard to settle any problems that arose concerning sportsmanship at both out-of-town and home games. The com- mittee made suggestions about how to foster school spirit. It is no wonder that the Wildcat teams battled their way to numerous victories this year with the backing and enthusiasm of these three active organizations. Our faculty shows good sportsmanship in KELI Blunder Basketball The Bartlesville Youth Traffic Court continued serving the youth of the community by trying cases of juvenile traffic violators. College High students served as officials of the court and gained experience in judicial procedures. During their junior year of high school, stu- dents are given the Merit Scholarship Test. Those who become semi-finalists in this test are eligible for a considerable scholarship to the college of their choice. Students receiving honor- able commendation did not qualify as semi-final- ists but scored only slightly lower. Either honor is evidence of high academic achievement, and College High is proud to acknowledge a number of recipients. The office staff, consisting of students who volunteered their service in the administrative W quarters of the school, contributed invaluable time.and efforts by running the office switch- board, delivering messages, and doing countless small, but necessary, tasks. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF YOUTH COURT KNEELING, left to right: David Thomas, Marty Lowe, jim Bailey. SECOND Lacey Rowland, Jani Johnstone, Becky Burris. Youth Court Fosters Safe Driving FIRST ROW, left to right: Mark Myers, Kathy Chapman, Dave Fraser. SECOND ROW: Tom Mertz, Katy Binckley, Cathy Harned, Chuck Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Alternates Susan Hall, Sue Cummings, Margaret Cole. FOURTH ROW: Alternates Doug Darnold, Mary Corbitt, Jane Adams Steve Holly. 92 s I I-I M, . fl jxmi RQ ' , nr.-m.l,-up-. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS ROW, left to right: Shelley Bray, Peggy Kraus, Robert Culbertson, Dick Hann. SECOND ROW: David Croley, Ted Legatski, Kay Dan Oberlin, John Clark, jim Goerss. Not Shown: Jon Byers, Ruth Reinecke, Gilbert Haas. Students Serve School, Show Merit OFFICE STAFF SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Ibach, Mrs. Shay. SECOND ROW: L. Reilly, N. Ward, B. Kidd, G. Marshall, B. Hurtado, S. Holloway, M. Hooper, S. Templeton, C. Montgomery, C. Harvey, 1. Hall, J. Hurtado, S. Long, L. Kiser, M. Thompson, P. Banks, B. Hampton, D. Sparks. THIRD ROW: N. Whisenhunt, E. Carl, T. jordan, S. Gunther, C. Jarvis, K. Barnes, G. Obermeier, B. Noland, C. Howarton, L. Sanders, S. Moore, S. Rohleder, L. Rowland, M. Whitaker, K. Stalder. 93 GIRLS' STATE Mary Cass Perry, Barbara Johnson, Jayne McCo1lough, Ruth Reinecke. Delegates Study Government BOYS' STATE FIRST ROW, KNEELING, left to right: Stan Basler, Mark Myers, Bruce I-Iurn, Doug Monroe, Otis Towers, Ted Legatski, john Selim, john Gillie, David Rowland, Took Cramer. John Perkins. sEcoND Row, left to righ 94 111 Kay McCullough and Linda Morgan, both seniors at College High, spent last summer ibroad on the A.F.S. program. Linda lived in Elerlev, Denmark, and Kay in Bremen, Germany. Giving talks and showing slides of their trips O numerous organizations and groups, Linda and Cay expressed their wish that all students could :hare the unforgettable experience offered by a aeople-to-people program such as the A.F.S. X In the few short months I have been here, have become very proud of College High- nroud of the great student body, and above all, Jroud to be an American Field Service student n such a Wonderful school. When I am home n Luxembourg, I shall look upon this year as ine of the happiest of my life. I hope to see 'ou all again soon. Please accept my thanks for 'our hand of friendship. y Marie-Anne Scheifer jtnvv--be 191 Marie-Anne Scheifer points out her home to her American sister Susan Quigg and A.F.S. faculty advisor Mr. Ray Harrell. AFS Promotes World Understanding EXCHANGE STUDENTS f McCullough, exchange student to Germany, Marie-Anne Scheifer, exchange student from Luxembourg, and Linda Beth Morgan, exchange lent to Denmark. V A .4 4 ..... A A A I I JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Halderson, Sponsor: Mrs. Ellsworth, Sponsor, Carolyn Voss, Librarian, Kathy Thomas, Representative to i bly Committee: Jim Bailey, Junior Director: Ken Adams, Treasurer, David Thomas, Parliamentarian: Carol Akright, Corresponding a 'd C ' F' h D' tr U Lacey Rowland, Director and Oklahoma J.C.L. Secretary, Mark Myers, President: Mike Doyle, First Vice Presi ent, onnie inc , irecog Boyer, Second Vice President: Jani Johnstone, Historian, Mary Corbitt, Publicity Chairman, John Jessen, Sophomore Director. I Language Clubs Gain FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Jessen, D. Thomas, K. Adams, M. Myers, M. Doyle, J Bailey, P. Henbest. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, J. Johnstone, J. Boyer, M Corbitt, L. Rowland, C. Akright, C. Finch. THIRD ROW: D. Donaldson, K. Binck- ley, L. Markee, F. Horn, C. Scheirman, J. Bryngelson, M. Westbrook, A. Herbol- sheimer, S. Funk, K. Wilkey, D. Hann. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ellsworth, T. Lockard, M. Jones, D. Current, D. Fraser, J. Constantikes, D. Box, K. Thomas, A. Tiede, K. Barnes, Mrs. Halderson. Knowledge, The various language clubs were active year in acquainting students with the cus and cultures of other lands. The College High Chapter of the Junior 1 sical League, governed by the Roman Se in addition to promoting interest in the civi tion of the Romans, undertook a number of l ice projects. Among these were the annual a tion of an Italian orphan and the writing newsletter to former exchange students to Col High. The French clubs, French I and French Ill spent an active year advancing student knowli of French culture. Both organizations held intl programs. French III students initiated the wr: of a French newspaper. Spanish I and Spa II-III clubs, working together to acquaint merr with the life, history, and literature of the Spai speaking peoples, held a joint Christmas mee IRST ROW, left to right: Miss Newkirk, Sponsorg Mrs. Gilliland, Spcmsor. French One Officers: Cathy McConnell. President: janet Hall. ice Prcsiclentg Bfary Pankrutz, Sccrctaryg Blargzzret Gnrclon, Treasurer. Ailvnncecl French Officers: Terry Sisco. Presiclentg Susan Quigg. Vice resicientg Gail Kleinschmiclr. Secrctnryg Joe Summers. Trensurerg David Rnwlnml. Program Clhnirnian. Understanding of Foreign Nations SPANISH CLUB john Daigle, Presidentg Nancy Rothlisberger, Vice Presidentg Linda Grissom, Secretaryg Bill Kelsey, Treasurerg Mrs. Collins, Sponsor. 2 GERMAN CLUB Mr. john Read, Sponsorg Kathy Chapman, Presidentg Bill Yeates, Vice Presidentg Judith Moberly, Secretaiyg Linda Railsback, Treasurerg Bru Daniels, Representative to Assembly Committee. Clubs Provide Service, Education, ASSlflXlBl.Y Cflhihililvlllili lit-clq' Rlwtles. .l.lIl.l Bcrryhill. Dqixitl Tlinmns. Pat Helmets. H P' RQ pn i 555-as BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CLUB 'Ee' , ,+- . Q K. w ii? EATED, left to right: Linda Beisser, Presidentg Wendell Boyce, Vice Presidentg Kris Lawrence, Secretaryg Janet Russell, Treasurerg Mr. West, I onsor. Opportunity to Expand Knowledge PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Raines, Presidentg Greg York, Vice Presirlcntp Run Flinn, Sccretaryg Camp Hays, Treasurerg Mr. Dodson. bponsorg Mr. Vanclagriff, Sponsor. 99 ' Q 1 L l A FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SEATED, left to right: Mrs.. Cunningham, Sponsorg Miss Fry, Sponsorg Bev Dixon, Vice Presidentg Jana Berryhill, Presidentg Merlene Jones Secretary-Treasurer, Cheryl Lightfoot, Librariang Kathy Kelly, Historiang Pam Parsons, Reporter, Specialized Clubs Help Students FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Pierce, Presidentg Becky Cochran, Vice Presidentg Carol Sonnenfeld, Junior Vice President: Angie Mounts Secretaryg Jeanine Renfro, Treasurer, Janis Chesnut, Reporterg Nancy Mitchell, Parliamentariang Diana Davidson, Coordinatorg Carol Cunningham Coordinator, Miss Stamper, Sponsorg Mrs. Streetman, Sponsorg Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor, Not Shown: Kathi Crain, Historian. 9 A h 0 A nn A - ag ,J tt , i A A - pk , A . I00 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB FIRST RQW, left to right: Dick Hann, Presidentg Camp Hays, Vice Presidentg Rhonda Butler, Treasurerg Mike ,McDaniels, Parliamentarian john Merideth, Historian, Debbie Peerson, Corresponding Secretary, Peter Emmott, Mascot, Frank Walker, Service Chairmang Mrs. Harrell Sponsor, Mrs. Emmott, Sponsor. Not Shown: Linda Railsback, Secretary. Develop Interest, Choose Vocations The Future Teachers of America is an organi- ation of students who are interested in making iaching their profession. This year the F.T.A. ras visited by various speakers, who gave talks n different aspects of the educational system. Another of College High's clubs, the Future Iomemakers of America, promoted the interest of is members in home economics. Organized in eams, the girls in F.H.A. earned points for their roup and participated in state and nation-wide ooking and sewing contests. Many students interested in medicine joined follege High's Medical Careers Club. Twice the ecipient of a state health award, this organization lndertook many projects this year. Among them zere an annual food collection for needy families nd programs to aid drives against cancer and uberculosis. I Those students who helped in the school librar- es were members of the Library Science Club. This organization discussed the functions of li- iraries and how to make improvements in the follege High libraries. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, left to right: Ruth Reinecke, President, Steve Daniels, Vice President, Coby Denton, Secretary-Treasurerg Regina jones, Reporter. 5 2 I E i i INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Downie, Sponsor, Gilbert Haas, President, Susan Biard, Vice President, Madeline Uraneck, Secretary, Mary Dei Holt, Treasurerg Nancy Wood, Program Chairman. Varied Activities Challenge DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Pattison, Sponsor, jane Robertson, President, Jane Adams, Vice Presidentg Judith Moberly, Secretaryg Davi Thomas, Representative to Assembly Committeeg Caroline Czenkusch, Reporter, Mr. Gamble, Sponsor. l we I02 af t t t I In l 3535: ' x W I l ' :ll : .T 5 wi? is INDIAN CLUB Mr. Ballard, Sponsorg FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Dershem, Presidentg Karen Barnes, Vice Presiclentg Shirley Feeler, Treasurerg jean Holly Program Chairman. Not Shown: Rosalie Beaman. Varied Interests of Students JUNIOR RED CROSS KNEELING, left to right: Elaine Ewing, Presidentg Rita Miller, Vice Presidentg Connie Bradshaw, Secretaryg Linda Grissom, Reporter. Miss Ingham, Sponsor. I03 A' ' 0' ,I ff I 1, , W , U lux 2 , A L J 'SWF H HN .7 Q W mv fv ' u.,..,.....,,,,, 4 so W ew .V 14 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA SIQATIQD. It-ft ni right: Mi: Miller. Spunsurg Priscilla Hiatt, Presidemg ,luck Allton, Vice President: Susie Fox, Trensurerg Diane XY'nlker, Secmtury' Br-rky Strong, Historian-Rcpfutter: Domi XY'iIson, State Swecthenrtg Gary Nadine. P411'Ii1unentnrizing joe Hughey. Chnplziin. Clubs Provide Students VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA SEATED, left to right: Mr. johnson, Sponsorg Mr. Henry White, Sponsorg jean Haas, Reporterg Judy Parsons, Sweetheartg Ann Durand, Treas- urerg Aggie Norris, Secretaryg Cathy Motsenbocker, Vice Presidentg john Gable, Sergeant-at-armsg johnny Shaw, President. l04 ii ,,o1, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA SEATED, left to right: Donna Beisley, Treasurerg Pat Garner, Secretaryg Mr. Coale, Sponsorg janey Kohler, Presidentg Susan Spillers, Reporterg Sherry Maddox, Vice President. With Occupational Training DRAFTING CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Hathaway, Sponsorg David Carpenter, Vice President, John Alexander, Secretary-Treasurer, Terry Lindsey, Pro gram Chairmang Marty Norwood, Reporterg Bill Clendenning, Membership Chairman. Not Shown: Jack Allton, President. 1 'l for ixiiavfi QM Wax I05 GIRLS' RECREATION ASSOCIATION Mrs. Green, Sponsor, FIRST ROW, left to right: Ann Durand, President, Caroline Czenkusch, Vice President, Janey Kohler, Secretary-Treasurer Ann Evans, Point Chairman, Leola Bemore, Sports Chairman, Susie Bennett, Sophomore Representative. Recreational Opportunities Abound B CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Kepple, S. Kissell, T. Moreland, R. Hopper, J. Moreland, J. Scott, W. Munn, S. Gwinn, R. Flinn, B. Lovs SECOND ROW: K. Campbell, D. Novak, A. Chissoe, M. Lowe, S. McFarlane, K, Adams, D. Croley, J. Meyer, J. Zelinski, D. Jones. THIR ROW: J. Daigle, J. Owen, P. Faust, D. Hunclley, G. Baldwin, J. Bryngelson, M. Ashe, B. Logue, B. Pierce, E. Maze, A. Phelan. FOURT ROW: R. King, J. Allton, D. King, S. Boles, J. Lockard, P. McCullough, D. Terry, D. Patterson, A. Bolt, J. Goerss, R. Neff. FIFTH ROV C. Martindale, P. Sears, L. Curry, E. Guery, L. Nelson, D. Patterson, J. Selim. SIXTH ROW: J. Ettinger, B. Baines, E. Jackson, S. Marti B. Larson, T. Cramer. ' n.. - .-N . if - 'erftif-4 . . f vf 3 'K 06 ' 'WS 3 ' 'fs 1. YA, :St ... Q K kg K my 5 , ' - .:.,. F ' -'ff X L , S F 5 ' f V Y ,, .6 .. A f. if X . - rm' - F 'IL'-f K -Q. .argl X were I CAFETERIA STAFF IRST ROW, left to right: Betty Thornbrugh, Lennia Hall, Lorene Lynch, Ruth Smith, Opal Gage, jean Inman, Marian Headley. SECOND .OW, left to right: Ruth Main, Lucille Baker, Patty Heyl, Marlyn Carter, Donna Owen, Coiley Donnell, Ella Lukowitsch. THIRD ROW, left J right: Jerzy Cook, Francis Marshall, Bruce Lyons, john Barcus, Sally Fields, Charles johnson, Stanley Wheat. Staffs Keep School Running CUSTODIANS Left to right: Jim Cranor, Louis Wing, Edith Brown, Josiah Hilton, Lawrence Emmitt, Neal Weaver, Ed Odell. l07 CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Dale Smith, Barbara johnson, Nancy Whisenhunt, Jayne McCollough, Linda Morgan, Pat McIntosh, Mary Cas: Perry, jan O'Rourke, Nellie George. SECOND ROW: jean Buck, Patty Heyl, Alanna Crimmins, Kay McCullough, Jane Robertson, Michellc Bonine, Sue Alfred. THIRD ROW: Ted Legatslci, Scott Heller, Doug Darnold, Ron Boatright, Gilbert Haas, jim Willis, John Hilligoss, Doug Grimes, David Weldon. Not Shown: joe Summers, Eric Tietze, Kathy Chapman. Student Musical Groups MIXED CHORUS I lits f 5. 5? n P 9 9 ,H . I 511, 0 .'t as 0 gnxnifnm if . KH-f fe .5 ' if n 0 mln' I08 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Add Happy Note to School COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Q , XX i . xx If A 1 ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA, BAND, AND CHORUS MEMBERS FIRST ROXV, left to right: Kathy Chapman, Linda Blorgan, Jeannie Buck. SECOND ROW: Jim Willis, Nancy Fluegel, Vicki Finke. THIRI ROXW: Stephen Fuhrmann, Ronnie Boatright, Doug Darnold. FOURTH ROXV: Marxin Wfhisman, Jim Mcriyficld. Dan Oberlin. FIFTH ROXW: -loh Hilligoss, Eric Tietze, Bob LlcCanne. Excellent Performers in the Arts JUN IOR CLASS PLAY SEATED, left to right: Melvin Snow, Mr. Pattison, Directorg Rock Logan, Mary Neptune, John Reiger, Liz Goodell. SECOND ROXV: Linda Pric Davitl Crane, Donna Phillips, Frank Moore, Vance Smith. Cecilia Minden, Fran Shell. lI0 U 'Kr SEATED, left to right: Betsy Volkman, Cathy Fox, Nancy Rothlisberger, Jane Robertson, Sue Cummings. SECOND ROW: Doug Grimes, Bruce Davidson, Doug Darnold, Dave Fraser. f-fs? I . .f I 'I im' SENIOR CLASS PLAY Curtains Close for Seniors Seniors receive directions from Mr. Pattison on the enaction of a scene from The Spiral Staircase. . . 5. :-. ,f -1 x . r ' t 1- '-ig, -4. fi 3, Q I sums Ilgfjl' 1 S E i to F 3, E 2 R ll'BllBf hr up 'l Y 'ililti The juniors displayed a wealth of talent with the brilliant performance of their class play, Gramercy Ghostf, Their presentation of this contemporary comedy, all about a girl, Mary Neptune, who inherited a wandering ghost, John Regier, who could not reach heaven because of a breach of Oduty, was enthusiastically received on November 11 and 12. On February 3 and 4 the Senior Class presented a tense, dramatic performance of The Spiral Staircase. Nancy Rothlisberger played the leading role of a mute girl, whose affliction was caused when she witnessed the death of her parents in a fire. Many of College High's students participated in the All-State Chorus, Band, and Orchestra. Selected during a state tryout in Tulsa, the All- Staters spent a February weekend in Norman practicing with students from all over Oklahoma and concluding their activities with an All-State concert. III ' SECOND HOUR BAND Bcmds and Twirlers THIRD HOUR BAND 0 Sf!- Q 'Q SENIOR TXWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJORS KNEELING: Twirlers Mary Dee Holt and Mary Ann Roberts. STANDING: Drum Majors Doug Roszel, Ann McKinney, jan O'Rourke, Ron .LBoatright. Rate Cl Fanfare SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR TWIRLERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Paula Starks, Sara Hains, Cheryl Blackburn, Julie Weigl, Johnna Lee, Sharon Russell, SECOND ROW: Jane Byron Mary Ann Stark, Amy Meharg, Faith Summers, Connie Thompson, Debbie Grady. I I3 DIC j ,fj ff 91 Beauty is the indescribable quality that glows in the warmth of charm, grace, and a lovely personality. ROYALTY Yearbook Royalty JANN BOYER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Boyer and ALAN BOLT son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bolt II6 ggqif NANCY ROTHLISBERGER daughter of A Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rothlisberger VICA Sweetheart 4 R W JUDY PARSONS 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parsons n Sweetheart if DONNEALIA WILSON daughter of fy' b ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Wilson 5' II9 Band E ,Fe . 1 K R .i K , -- - fi Y ,- S' 51 MARY ANN ROBERTS R 5RR 5 l ' daughter of R f RRl W Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Roberfs l20 ,Li g I W Af' L, '55-'ff ' 'Q A .Q JUDITH MOBERLY kg A L Senior Attendant ' , ,,f MARY LOUISE MILLER ' JOHNNA LEE Junior Attendant, Sophomore Attendant ff' ,L . L 'lf Homecoming Queen KATHRYN PRITCHARD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Pritchard I22 33g . LESLIE POE JUDITH MOBERLY, Semor Homecoming Attendants DONNA IACKSON, Junior Attendant IAN SHAFFER, Sophomore Attendant Col-Hi Day This year's Col-Hi Day festivities took place Way Ou' West With the Vlfildcatsu amidst gunfire and the slaughte: of the Sapulpa Chieftains. To begin the day's events the seniors presented the Homecoming Assembly during whicl the names of the queen and her attendants were announced Kathryn Pritchard, escorted by Gary Moore, reigned as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. Senior attendants to the queer were Judith Moberly, escorted by David Thomas, and Leslie Poe, escorted by Mike Burris. Donna Jackson was junio: Attendant and was escorted by Doug Current. The Sopho' more Attendant was jan Shaffer, escorted by Don Lowe. The annual Homecoming Parade was held in the afternoon That night, prior to the victorious football game, were th crowning ceremonies during which tri-captain Spencer Kissel crowned Queen Kathryn. Finally, to culminate a triumphan Wild West day, the Deliberative Committee held a dance i1 the gym in honor of the queen and her attendants. 5 agar I I In mu a mn ' Q12 il Q lllll f' ' Aff L ESI? mf SENIOR ATTENDANT Judith Moberly SENIOR ATTENDANT Leslie Poe Homecoming 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN Kathryn Pritchard lil lC,ND!lN? CP!-if ,f I N-E., I IMJNNH axygiglgafi E Swarm 3, JUNIOR ATTENDANT Donna jackson SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Jan Shaffer -.-',',,,,,- ,yf'33'54'1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Way Out West STUNP II EHIEFTMNS Ti fl l26 3315 WWI ,iff GERMAN CLUB PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB CHEERLEADERS AND PEP CLUB OFFICERS j X With the Wildcats '5HPUaL,Y-WEE MET HW , E ' INDIAN CLUB ,,,'ff 3 ,N -ay: A C UP'EEPiLi, , 'W ' f' N Y 1jHfEFTHfN'5 DRAMA CLUB SPANISH CLUB My vs f , ' U Y 7 4, 'K J , , 1- 41 do K ,WMRLNK V3 WB., I28 Health and good estate of body are above all gold, and a strong body above infinite wealth. -Apocripha: Ecclesiasticus, XXX, 15. SPORTS l Wildcats Take Secon . Ti WWW B as am Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Bandy, J. Moreland, Novak, Chissoe, Kissell, Axsom, Evans, Young, Ward Teat, Head Coach Bill Holbrook. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Bruce Bennett, Asst. Coach jet Wilson, Bolt, Nelson, Jackson, Pierce, Ettinger, Wiggins, Larson, B. Lowe, Sears, Banes, Mgr. Karl Benson. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Dick Seaborn, Rickman, Lockard, McCullough, D. King, Boles, Roberts, Willson, M. Lowe, McFarlane, Martindale, T. Moreland, Asst. Coach Torn Gabel, Asst. Coach Don Derrick. FOURTH ROW: Wilkie, Martin, R. King, Terry, David Patterson, Hopper, Dan Patterson, Adams, Selim, Allton. A TEAM SEASON RECORD A ALAN CHISSOE Wildcats .... 32 Miami ............. Awconference Wildcats .... 0 Tulsa Central . . . . Wildcats .... 12 Ponca City . . . . . . 19 Wildcats .... 20 Muskogee . . . . . 19 Wildcats .... 41 Sapulpa .... . . O Wildcats .... 25 Springfield . . . . . 7 Wildcats .... 21 Tulsa Edison . . . . 8 Wildcats .... 13 Tulsa Hale . . . . . 8 W Wildcats .... 12 Tulsa Rogers . . . . 7 7 Wins, 2 Losses, 1 Tie 2nd place in Oklahoma Seven JERRY MORELAND Senior Guard Tri-Captain I30 20 A Senior Taflfle Wildcats .... 0 Stillwater . . . . . . . 20 Tri-Captain 0 In Conference Race Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Reynolds, Roskamp, Holly, Johnson, Woolman, Renfro, Nix, Sutton Baker Greenburg Steinbrook SECOND ROW: Mgr. Ed Maze, Wilkie, Powell, Cramer, Wells, Lewis, Schmoldt, J. Morris, Patterson, S. Morris Fowler Standridge Hanmer Mgr John Thompson. THIRD ROW: Bandy, Evans, Bridendolph, Easter, Brookby, Cox, Smith, Lowery, Pennington Hiatt FOURTH ROW Oliver Taylor Marshall, Haberley, Langston, Brown, Ackley, Gates, Wassen, Collins. B TEAM SEASON RECORD Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats 24 Broken Arrow .. 6 Pawhuska. .... 12 Tulsa Edison . .. 28 Tulsa Rogers . .. 32 Pawhuska .... 6 Tulsa Central . . . 8 Tulsa Rogers . . . 24 Tulsa Hale . . 8 Ponca City . . . 5 Wins, 4 Losses WILDCAT COACHING STAFF Dick Seaborn, Jet Wilson, Tom Gabel, Bill Holbrook, Don Derrick SPENCER KISSELL Senior Fullback Tri-Captain Conference Back of the Year All-State . Q . Y Y DAN NOVAK JOHN LOCKARD JOHN SELIM Senior Center Senior Tackle Senior Tackle ' f-V- 'h. , 'Z uw- I' f ,, 9' ' ,,, 45 ' ' A ., i- 2 ijyjgg 1 ...S JIM ETTINGER JACK ALLTON Senior Quarterback Senior Tackle All-Conference All-State Alternate RICK HOPPER RON KING, Senior Halfback STAN RICKMAN Senior Halfback DON KING, Senior End Senior Guard 9 ' 2,, H ' 1 MAX TEAT BOB LARSON, Junior End RALPH AXSOL1 Senior Tackle BILL PIERCE, Senior End Senigf Center All-Conference BARTLESVILLE 52 MIAMI 20 The Bartlesville Wildcats outclassed the Miami Wardogs in the first outing of the season, 52-20, as fullback Spencer Kissell and quarterback jim Ettinger proved to be too much for the Wardogs to handlei Bartlesville's offense, which in- cluded a 61-yard touchdown smash by Kissell and a 33-yard scoring dash by Ettinger, coupled with fine defensive work, spelled the Wildcat victory. Ettinger 1111 is brought down from behind by a Miami Wardog. Spencer Kissell f31j starts a long gain against Miami as Rick Hopper QBOJ leads the way. STILLWATER 20 BARTLESVILLE 0 The Wildcats found the going a little rough against Still- water as the highly-rated Pioneers downed our Cats, 20-0. Stillwater fullback Kent Grant was a one-man wrecking crew, as he scored twice and was the game's leading ball- carrier. The Wildcats gave their fans a spark of hope late in the second quarter when quarterback Jim Ettinger hit halfback Rick Hopper with a 44-yard pass play which put the ball on the Pioneer nine, but time ran out in the half before the Cats could score. fl TOMMY MORELAND DAVID PATTERSON, Junior Guard SCOTT MARTIN Senior Halfback DAN PATTERSON, Sophomore Halfbaqk Sophomore Quarterback Scott Martin 1141 and Steve McFarlane 1231 break up a Central pass. PONCA CITY 19 BARTLESVILLE 12 Except for two momentary defensive lapses, the Wildcats played good ball against Ponca City, but those two lapses enabled Ponca City to score two quick touchdowns and Win the game. Both of those scores were made by halfbadc Robert jones, one a 55-yard punt return, the other a 36-yard run. The big gun for Bartlesville was fullback Spencer Kissell, who gained 175 yards and scored one touchdown. I34 BARTLESVILLE 0 TULSA CENTRAL 0 Defense was the key Word as the Wildcats fought Central's Braves to a scoreless tie. Twice the solid Cat defense stopped the Braves inside the one-yard line, once at the end of the first half and once with only 24 seconds left in the game. The Braves' defense was also tough, however, and the Wild- cats were able to get no closer to a score than Centra1's ten- yard line. Alan Chissoe 1711 and Marty Lowe 1261 move in on Ponca City's Ro Jones 1845. V ERNLE JACKSON MARTY LOWE KEN ADAINIS junior Halfback junior Halfback junior Fullbaqk BARTLESVILLE 20 MUSKOGEE 19 lim Ettinger hit Dan Patterson with a 15-yard touchdown pass with only nine seconds left in the game to enable the Wildcats to squeeze past Muskogee, 20-19. The play had been set up by a 50-yard pass from Ettinger to Spencer Kissell. The Wildcat defense played a big part in the victory ny stopping a Rougher drive on the Cat 35-yard line with Jnly 37 seconds left in the game. Other Wildcat highlights lncluded a 90-yard kickoff return by speedy Marty Lowe and 1 49-yard touchdown run by Kissell. lrty Lowe f26j and Dan Patterson C25j bear down on Muskogee's ke Hendren f19j Three Muskogee tacklers prepare to stop fast Ernie Jackson 4225. BARTLESVILLE 41 SAPULPA 0 Bartlesville could do no wrong and Sapulpa could do no right as the Wildcats mashed the Chieftains, 41-0. The Wildcat offense was led by quarterback Jim Ettinger, who threw touchdown passes to Spencer Kissell, Bob Larson, Dan Patterson, and Pat Sears, and by fullback Kissell, who picked up 124 yards of Bartlesville's total offense of 407 yards. The Wildcat defense likewise played to perfection, holding the Chieftains to a lowly 68 yards in total offense. ,,,,,,,, 4.27274 ,,, ffm . 4 fv eivaiy . ug:-A -412' l ,, 5 SKIP BOLES BOB LOWE CRAIG INIARTINDALE IUHIO1' Gufifkl Junior Tackle junior End Spencer Kissell 1311 breaks loose for a touchdown against Edison as Bob Larson f87J and an unidentified Wildcat accompany him. BARTLESVILLE 21 TULSA EDISON 8 With Spencer Kissell again carrying most of the mail, the Wildcats smothered Edison's Eagles, 21-8. The big fullback accounted for 226 of Bartlesville's 265 yards rushing and scored two touchdowns, one from 31 yards out. The Cat defensive line again showed its effectiveness by holding the Eagles to a mere 86 yards rushing. The Cat pass defense was likewise quite effective, as Wildcat defenders intercepted four Eagle passes, one of which, stolen by Don King, stopped an important Eagle drive late in the fourth quarter. BARTLESVILLE 23 SPRINGFIELD 7 The Wildcats pulled off a big upset by knocking off tough, previously-unbeaten Springfield Parkview. Spencer Kissell led the Wildcat attack with 203 yards and two touchdowns on long runs of 37 and 53 yards. The big Wildcat line was also a decisive factor, as the offensive line opened big holes in Parkview's defense while the defensive line held Parkview to only 81 yards rushing. The Cat defensive backs were also alert, holding Parkview to only 12 yards passing. Bob Banes 1101 reaches for a pass against Edison. MQ, W1 W7 'W' 11 ALLEN BOLT PAT TWCCULLOUGH LARRY NELSON Junior Halfback Junior End Junior Guard BARTLESVILLE 13 TULSA HALE 8 Tough Spencer Kissell scored a seven-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter to pull this game out of the fire for the Wildcats. The Rangers had taken an 8-7 lead in the first quarter and had held on to it stubbornly until the fourth quarter, when Bartlesville finally came to life with an 84- yard drive, capped by Kissell's run. Defensive ace Marty Lowe stopped a last-ditch Ranger drive by intercepting a pass with just one minute left in the game. lappy Wildcats rejoice after downing Rogers and ending the most suc- essful season in years. Bob Larson 4879 reaches for a pass in the end zone as Hales Bill Sands 1201 defends. BARTLESVILLE 12 TULSA ROGERS 7 Spencer Kissell scored two touchdowns in the first half and Bartlesville's defense played tougher than in any other game this year as the Wildcats upset the Rogers Ropers. Both of Kissell's touchdowns were on short plunges, the first having been set up by a 31-yard pass play from jim Ettinger to Bob Larson, the second by Kissell's own catch of an Ettinger pass for a 40-yard pass-run play. From then on, the Wildcat defense took over, holding the talented Ropers to one touch- down in the third quarter and stopping two Rogers drives in the fourth quarter. Wildcats Take Thin Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Pat Sears, David Peterson, Scott Martin, Ernie jackson, Bob Banes, Ernest Guery, Bruce Bennett. SECOND ROW Coach Sid Burton, Took Cramer, Steve Hale, Bob Larson, Craig Martindale, Gary Moore, jim Ettinger, Roy Neff, Roger Rains, Mgr Jim Kepple BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE B. IRTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE A TEAM SEASON RECORD TULSA CASCIA HALL .. 55 VINITA ................ 49 DUNCAN .....,........ 38 TULSA BISHOP KELLY . . 40 TULSA CASCIA HALL . . . 59 MUSKOGEE ............ 81 MIAMI ........ PONCA CITY .. TULSA EDISON TULSA HALE ., 46 . ...5O .......65 ...59 TULSA CENTRAL .,.... 44 BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLIQSVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE 12 Wins, 9 Losses 5rd Place in Oklahoma Seven 61 62 53 62 43 53 68 66 69 46 TULSA HALE . TULSA ROGERS PONCA CITY . VINITA ......, MVSKOGEIE . . . TULSA CENTRAL TIILSA ROGERS TULSA CASCIA HALL MIAMI ....... TULSA EDISON I38 BOB LARSON Junior Forward Co-Captain ROY NEFF Senior Forward Co-Captain 1 Oklahoma Seven ft to Right, FIRST ROW: jim Buck, Mike Cramer, jim Powell, Larry Houchin, Larry Zimmerman, Larry Woolman, Blaine Easter, Mike ershem, B. J. Steinbrook. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Don Wilber, jim Bailey, Steve Hale, Steve Glenn, Mike Lewis, Jack Brown, Martin Ackley ank Langston, David Peterson, Coach Don Calvert. RTLESVILLE RTLESVILLE RTLESVILLE RTLESVILLE RTLESVILLE ,RTLESVILLE ,RTLESVILLE .RTLESVILLE .RTLESVILLE B TEAM SEASON RECORD TULSA CASCIA HALL .. 29 VINITA ............... 42 MUSKOGEE .... . . . 37 MIAMI .......... . . . 46 PONCA CITY .... . . . 42 TULSA EDISON 48 TULSA HALE ..... . . . 60 TULSA CENTRAL ...... 46 TULSA HALE ..... .. . 42 BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLIZ BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE 11 Wins, 7 Losses 4I 57 6I 43 41 56 49 54 61 TULSA ROGERS . . . PONCA CITY .... VINITA ......i.. MUSKOGEE .....,.. TULSA CENTRAL . .. TULSA ROGERS .... TULSA CASCIA HALL MIAMI ..,.......... TULSA EDISON . .. SID BURTON HA Team Coach DON CALVERT B Team Conch GARY MOORE Senior Center JIM ETTINGER Senior Forward All-Conference TOOK CRAMER Senior Guard The 1965-66 Wilcleat basketball team was a good one, as its 12-9 season record will attest. ln con- ference action the Wfildcats placed third against some of the most rugged competition in the state. The Cats started off the season against two non-conference toes, losing to Cascia Hall and defeating Vinita. Then they journeyed to Tulsa, where they participa- ted in the McLain Tournament. The Wildeztts took the consolation crown hy defeating two Tulsa teams, Bishop Kelly and Cascia Hall. after an opening loss to Duncan. BRUCE BENNETT Senior Guard BOB BANES Senior Guard The Wildcats then entered conference competition by losing to Muskogee in a game in which Sparky Grober of the Roughers scored 45 points. After easily defeating Miami, a non-conference foe, the Cats played seven consecutive conference games, Winning four. Ponca City fell first, but then Edison worked a 42-42 third quarter tie into a 65-50 rout. Hale then squeaked by with a win, but the Wildcats came to life by nipping Central, revenging Hale's win, and burying Rogers before Ponca City was able to stop the Cats' surge. Another victory over Vinita afforded the Wildcats a brief respite from the pressure of the tight con- ference race. Then Muskogee came to Bartlesville and won again, although this time Sparky Grober was held to 16 points by Pat Sears. Then Central fell once more, as Roy Neff hit a clutch shot With 19 seconds left to give the Wildcats the lead. The Wildcats added Rogers to their list of victims again and then took a two-game vacation from conference play, defeating Cascia Hall but losing a close game to Miami. The Cats returned to con- ference play for their final game, losing to Edison's Eagles to cause a three-way tie for third place in the conference. PAT SEARS Junior Guard ROGER RAINS Senior Forward Form like this, displayed here against Central, made Ernie jackson one of the most valuable Wildcat players. l4l ERNEST GUERY Junior Guard Scott Martin 1241, shown driving in for a lay-up against Tulsa Rogers, proved to be an important asset to the Wildcat offense. Jim Ettinger f-llj displays his skills against two Rogers defenders in the Wildcats' 62-51 win. l42 6 5 l ,Z Pat Sears Q21 hits il difficult lay-up against Ponca Ci! A Gary Moore O11 came off the bench to score this impor basket against Edison. ERNIE JACKSON Junior Center au .- Ettinger MU finds things a little crowded amid three Edison Eagles but s to get the ball away. pair of unwanted Edison hands surprise XX'ildcat Roy Neff 1421, but Ernest ery G31 is ready to help out. CRAIG MARTINDALE junior Forward SCOTT LIARTIN Sophomore Guard DAVID PETERSON junior Guard Swimmers Take State li-L Left to R1ht, FIRST ROW: Hiatt, Uraneck, Current, Goodell, Blackburn, Fuhrmann, Roszel, Wonderly, Laws. SECOND ROW: Maddux, Hissem, Baldwin, Hunclley, Ashe, Faust, Hanley, J. Croley, Toland. THIRD ROW: Zelinski, D. Croley, Meyer, Johnson, Owen, Evans, Tietze. Phelan, Bretz. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. David Sowden, Bill H. Allen, Bill P. Allen, Romine, Tyler, Mundnrff, Garst, Bryden, Hargraves, Potter, Cruzan. 3 SEASON RECORD S EARTLESVILLE ,..... 65 MUSKOOEE ., 21 -:' A S BARTLESVLLLE PONCA CITY , EARTLESVILLE COEEEYVILLE .. T I BARTLESVILLE TULSA EDISON . f 5, , C n BARTLESVILLE TULSA CENTRAL C E EARTLESVILLE TULSA ROGERS . A EARTLESVILLE OSU FRESHMEN A S BARTLESVILLE TULSA HALE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE TULSA EDISON . WICHITA EAST . COFFEYVILLE .. TULSA HALE . . . 11 Wins, 1 Loss lst Place in Oklahoma Seven Conference Meet lst Place in State Meet Captain Mike Ashe and Coach Earl Newman. w I44 ll 4-sq, tese four swimmers established a State record in the 400- rd freestyle relay. They are Bill H. Allen, james Owen, ke Ashe, and Paul Tietze. . l . at: 5 fi . ' j , J . H W 45 ldcats Jim Meyer and Gary Baldwin J-yard breaststrolce to outswim their the year. teamed up in the opponents through- Diver Paul Mundorff used style like this to establish a new State record of 525.6 points. Splashing through their best season in years, the Wildcat swimmers took their fifth straight State swimming crown. During the regular season the Mermen disposed of all their conference foes and all other opponents except powerful Wichita East, long a nemesis to the Wildcats. One of the Wildcats' most impressive victories was a 58-36 conquest of the Oklahoma State freshman team, a team which contained such former Wildcat standouts as Bob Allen and Ken Lemaster and which earlier in the year had defeated the O.S.U, varsity team. 13 51 ' Q t 'W , ,M .,.. eliza- vx W . It 1 f , 1 TM :QV K: I - X 1+ . aff gilvl gl,-Ifjjyt I . A-,ik qnl, .1 A' - .,: ,,:.. , V- 4 !,.1j t I 'iii V l i- X ' ai, it a t Q These swimmers helped vault College High to its fifth straight title: Don Hundley, Jim Meyer, james Owen, Phil Faust, and David Uraneck. I45 In the conference meet, the Wildcats again outswam their opponents by garnering 86V2 points, compared with the SOVZ points of their nearest competitor, Tulsa Edison. In winning the meet, the Wildcats took seven first places, six seconds, three thirds, one fourth, and one fifth. Bill H. Allen was the out- standing Wildcat swimmer, as he broke two con- ference records. The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Bill P. Allen, Bruce Evans, Mike Ashe, and james Owen also established a new conference record. Phil Faust was a mainstay of the Wildcat team, winning many important races in his specialty, the 100-yard butter- fly. In winning their record fifth straight State swim meet, the Wildcats rolled up 94W points, compared to the 41 points of Tulsa Memorial, their -nearest competitor. Included in the Wildcat scoring were six first places, four seconds, three thirds, two fourths, two fifths, and two sixths. One of the most outstanding events was the diving competition, in which Paul Mundorff and jack Romine placed first and second. Mundorff's record-breaking 325.6 points assured him of All-American status. Other Wildcats who set State records were Bill H. Allen in the 200- yard freestyle and the 400-yard freestyle relay team of Allen, Mike Ashe, james Owen, and Paul Tietze. A 1 f . I . X F'W't'1 I sa.. K '- X 1 4 ..s It 1 ' f iiil 'Q il a ' ' f te a e .. eie'e. t w 'W as as if .,., A l Diver jack Romine was a consistent scorer for the Will cats. He placed second in both the conference and sta meets. Long-distance swimmers Art Phelan and jim Zelinski ma their specialty the 400-yard freestyle. While the Wildcat boys were busy downing their opposition, the girls' swim team was also winning, making this year the first time that any school has won both the boys' and girls' State championships. The girls scored 70M points, compared with the 54y2 points of their nearest rival, Ponca City. The girls did not win any firsts, but they collected seven seconds, three thirds, two fourths, two fifths, and four sixths for their winning points. Mem- bers of the team are left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Merryfield, Beverly Roesler, Kay Quigg, Daisy Williams, Sue McCleskey, Pam Kelsey, Charlee Hubble. SECOND ROW: Madeline Uraneck, Margaret Sousa, jane Emmott, Sue Lemaster, Carol Smith, Kathy Thomas, Betsy Newman. THIRD ROW: Susan Quigg, Jackie Stephenson, Pam Evans, Kathy Morris, Gail Kleinschmidt, Aggie Norris, jill Browning. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Linda Stead, Mgr. Caroline Czenkusch, Beverley Ameringer, Barbara Wride. These Wildcats set school, conference, and state records this year: Paul Mundorff Bill H. Allen, Mike Ashe, james Owen, Paul Tietze Bill H. Allen Bill H. Allen Bill P. Allen, Mike Ashe, Bruce Evans, james Owen Bill H. Allen Paul Mundorff Bill H. Allen, Mike Ashe, James Owen, Paul Tietze SCHOOL RECORDS Diving 400-yard freestyle relay CONFERENCE RECORDS? 100-yard freestyle 200-yard freestyle 400-yard freestyle relay STATE RECORDSH 200-yard freestyle Diving 400-yard freestyle relay 'lt 20-yard pool PH' 25-yard pool 222.0 points Csix divesj 3122.244 0148.8 1:51.7 3:30.3 l:5l.7 325.6 points Qten divesj 5:21.6 Wrestling .. ta, I Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Everett Adair, Steve Chilcoat, Galen Smith, Chip Reynolds, Bill Patterson, Craig Galloway, Steve Roskamp Lee, Roy Nix, Rufus Bandy, jim Reynolds, Mgr. Roger Standridge. SECOND ROXV: Don McFarlane, john Daigle, Ed Maze, Leon Curry, Taylor, Curt Vfard, Bill Pierce, Steve McFarlane, Fred Dillingham, Minerd Young, Ragon Steele. 400 QMSCATS ED MAZE junior 3' fx Alnndfb JOHN DAIGLE Senior I48 BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE4 BARTLESVILLE SEASON RECORD 12 PONCA CITY . . . . 15 TULSA EDISON . . . . . 17 TULSA KELLY . . . . . . 6 TULSA ROGERS . . . . . 23 BROKEN ARROW 11 TULSA HALE . . . . 31 BROKEN ARROW .... 17 MUSKOGEE ..... . . . . 14 TULSA CENTRAL 5 Wins, 5 Losses, 1 Tie 6th Place in Oklahoma Seven 1st Place in Class A Edison Invitational Tournament QXMU Lt Al 7,9 1 LEON CURRY Junior QXLUCA73 STEVE MCFARLANE Junior t O to cc 05745 xxMJCAr,9 -aw.?STLfnfi 2 , EVERETT ADAIR MINERD YOUNG Junior Junior :hough the Wildcat wrestlers of Coach Dick Seaborn were 3 among the conference leaders, they did have a few suc- ses during the year. One of the most important of these s their 17-15 win over Muskogee, which kept them out of conference cellar. However, the most spectacular one 5 their successful defense of their title in the Class A Ed- n Invitational Tournament. The Cats racked up a record MLUCAZQ an I3 CA rn RAGON STEELE DON McFARLANE Jlmiflf Sophomore In the regional tournament, Wildcat Ed Maze fought his way to the championship in the 115-pound division. Other Wildcats who placed were Bill Pierce, who took second in the 183-pound division, and Fred Dillingham, who placed fourth in the 148-pound division. Although Bartlesville sent these three wrestlers, Maze, Pierce, and Dillingham, to the state tournament, none of the three was able to place. 7 points, taking six firsts and one second. QXLD SIA 7,3 STEVE TAYLOR Sophomore 4--.9 1 'fif- L I p Q, A U I ' . ,AXLE 'JA fy BILL PIERCE Senior at ' 4, f MY, f A3 BCA qmncAr,f,- I A p k g I ,xxx Q, The sn. 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MCKINNEY :V MUSIC STORE ffff All '-I 2 1, X 5 Becky Sfrong y ,,yy Ann McKinney Ia' lyaa l1ll ylll 1 Q51 r i it A amz llnixiivi-452: GUNTER REXALL DRUG Jaclci Crain Vicky Carignan Louise Fox Kafhi Crain 4 fnaaa1as2 i93 5553 gasnemgm ninilfi BROWN AND THOMAS JEWELERS Linda Railsback Susan Biard Sally Shimonek '15 2 MD'S PaH'y Sfill Nancy Roihlisberger Jayne McCoIlougl1 az l w HOLIDAY INN Bruce Hurn Kennefh Adams Pa+ McCullough I83 I Mary Dee Holi' OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF Sheriff James Holi' GRISSOM REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING BIII Grissom HERRINS Beverly Dixon Caihy Fox Carole Ellio'H' Jo Ellyn Squires ,W V f Q P REDA PUMP COMPANY yr J. iz: FH 1 Z ,, ,N W- .,,,,.,1, .,. ..--l-.,,.N , ,-,,., ,,,,..,,,, , M, ,,,,.,, M- ,. ,W , '- .4 QUALITY CREED PAGE MILK COMPANY Roy Gardner -. env - BAR-DEW HARDWARE Karen Ogle Brenda BoH' Barbie Johnson '86 Jana Lou Owens f WW? fa-rg, Aff W P ' '.:::?5' ,V-,7'fTQxgzL:. 5 F3 A . ,.- , xxx hw :SLN .W HAIR C U T54 m mumwy . nAT10V AL75 me cozonmg my ww-, '55557'g, ,mumrrrixlflfg '7'g,,, 9 - MII ug . 9 ue ' 50 Q Fff:.'::gnE'1,n ' IWWW YM ,, -mv new 'L77 - 7001! .90 A nm srnmwrsmua '6.00 W 23--n l A f, Xwjg 'i ' .4 ,QQ , 55 iii? K...-W W if HILLCREST BARBER SHOP nv l Rx X, OAK'-EY PONTIAC :ralph HiSSem ymon Gr Bob Larson eenwood Alan Bolf I87 lk! Q A ,ZZ Htii H568 8815 nbiq mimi Magi 1991 :isa tits ktlv iris 5551 mx 1 mm ? ? Iii' ffi? 2 12 ZZ? Q V S li Mx,- .PNQM QSPIT 5,14 ,TY-O? . ' ' :uf IQQ5 A H' x M 9 u H 2 all' .uf my W 5 NNN M. an TOM WARD FLORIST Gary Snow Gay Shipley Suze'H'e Renfro Suzanne Renfro if , ..,. 'fff9ifafL7f2a,,4t,0MZ530,L D f ii:1iL.1 , x :i:11:ii1.. 7477Z? fVQt6'fliffZf36Z6?2Zl?Z V T 4'44 50111012317 emi Pham ' -A V , M, , y, , lui TED DAVIS MOTORS Ted Davis Sandra Davis I89 Acrrou srvuo r my 1 ff f I . fr' I f 0 BROWN'S SHOE FIT Sieve Cona'fser Bekki Hobbs Kafhey Wilkey sl. A x TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTOR Aggie Norris Ann Durand Cafhy Mofsenbocker I 90 Q,- R W , 9 nl? ll. 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LLVL X Ceiling WLM JY , - wily , 3' BROWN RAMBLER COMPANY Mary Pankrafz Janei' Fees Sherrie Roberis I94 rrrr rirre rreeerer rreere r rerrrerr r r rer r ,reeeex, A ' e , , r e r K .e11: ' 'L k 2 5 w KWON RADIO STATION Susie Musselman Alice Herbolsheimer LANDERS FOOD PA LACE Sue Doney Connie Gray Sudi Hays Mary Madison DAN'S MEN AND BOYS SHOP Dan Calnan Rick Edwards David Thoma P + M M fy D STAHL'S GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE Nancy Perkins Laurel Schulfz Jane Ellen Her g I96 JICTOR Aw ' ., , H 1 X xx'-g 'e Q 1 ,x ,. u .M1 .Qi !!' sis fe i I e lf fx 1 Q, P x 5. q. 4 X si? 7 f ,i E . 1,5,Qa1.g 5 1 if asf!- a fN 3, gui 5 K3 c f . , . K . . . Ql'7'Y5PSSi -4 -. . 1 'wg' 1-1 ,, ij' Ag: ,LLL, 'W 2 H ?4f Q , VK. o rf . vi .4 ,. z , My if-G25 ,ny . .. x i. 3 it -1 , M E 1 E, vi F, SUMMER SUPPLEMENT Staff Honors Retiring Teachers MISS FLORENCE INGHAM Miss Florence Ingham, an outstanding math teacher who has taught for many' years at College High, is retiring from her forty-three year teaching career this year. She has been a hard Working member of the faculty, influencing the lives of many students and teachers at College High. The COL HI yearbook staff wishes to express appreciation to her from the entire school for her many years of service and guidance to all with whom she has come in contact. MISS DOROTHY R. NEVVKIRK Miss Dorothy R. Newkirk completed her nine- teenth year as an able French instructor at College High this year. She is retiring from her job, leaving behind her many students whom she has aided in learning the French language. The Col-Hi yearbook staff wishes Miss Newkirk the best in the future. We thank her from the entire student body and faculty for her many years of teaching service to College High and the youth of Bartlesville. r DEL-COM ADVISORY BOARD Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mariana Pitnam, Linda Grissom, Leslie Poe, Cathy Fox, Sue Lemaster, Nancy Rothlisberger, Marilyn Weston, Mar- garet Gordon, Carolyn Voss, Mary Corbitt. SECOND ROW: Shelley Sparks, Phyllis Turner, Brenda Jordon, Charla McBride, Pam Kelsey, Pat Soward, Kerry Martindale, Cherie Martini, Bo Brookby, David Fraser, Pat Garner, Janie Kohler, Carol Cunningham, Karen Leader, Mark Myers, Brenda Bolt. THIRD ROW: Tina Jordan, Bruce Peabody, Pat McCullough, John Lundquist, John Merideth, Doak Sullivan, John Clark, Kathy Chapman, Joe Sommers, David Thomas, Moderator. Activities Continue to End of School Year ALL SCHOOL PLAY CAST eft to right, FIRST ROW: Bob Vulgamore, Judith Moberly, Sharon Montee, Rick Corbin, Nancy Whisenhunt, Cherie Martini, Sherry Haas, oug Grimes. SECOND ROW: David Thomas, Diana Davidson, Cecilia Minden, Betsy Volkmann, Brent Jones. THIRD ROW: Doug Darnold, arry Buchanan, John Stoops, Doug Current, Bruce Davidson, Bruce Ramzek. Not shown: Joyce Mueller. y Baseball M -M, . ,.,..vf----- . H . , , ,. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Duke Yocum, Dave Fraser, Bo Brookby, Took Cramer, Rick Hopper, Ragon Steele, Alan Woodard, Dan Thornberry john Legg. SECOND ROW: -Head Coach Sid Burton, Bruce Bennett, Tim Baker, Steve Hale, Roy Neff, jim Ettinger, Jim Zelinski, Craig Martindale Don Wilkey, jim North, Manager Don Wilber, Asst. Coach Don Calvert. Not shown is Alan Chissoe. . LM I L I ' . T. at 'ev Coach'Sid Burton is shown with six of the seven seniors who played their last season with the Wildcats. They are jim Ettinger, Rick Hopper, Roy Neff, Bruce Bennett, Took Cramer, and Dave Fraser. Not shown is senior Alan Chissoe. BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE 2nd SEASON RECORD TULSA ROGERS . TULSA HALE . . . PONCA CITY . . . TULSA EDISON . DEWEY ........ PONCA CITY . . . TULSA CENTRAL DEWEY ......... DEWEY ......... TULSA HALE . . . TULSA CENTRAL TULSA EDISON . SAPULPA .....,. TULSA ROGERS . SAND SPRINGS . DEL CI'I'Y ...... PONCA CITY . . . 6 Wins, 11 Losses place in Regional Tournament Golf Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Tom Lockard, Raymond Standridge, John Thomas, Chuck Lawrence, A. L. Bennett, jim Kane, Steve Meadors, Dan McCullough, Bill Hazen, Bob Lowery. SECOND ROW: john Lockard, Doug Bates, Doug Brecht, David Jones, jim Bailey, Larry Houchin, Tom Emerson, Bruce Peabody, Scott Grissom, Don Lea, David Vincent. BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARHESVILLE BARTLESVILLE SEASON RECORD .. sw .. 25 .. 7 H105 Hzeyz .. s .. 4y2 .nw ..l2w .. sw Jew ..11y2 TULSA HALE . . . PONCA CITY . . . TULSA ROGERS . TULSA CENTRAL INDEPENDENCE TULSA EDISON . PONCA CITY . . . TULSA ROGERS . TULSA CENTRAL MUSKOGEE ..... PAWHUSKA .. TULSA HALE . . . 8 Wins, 3 Losses, 1 Tie 3rd place in Conference Meet 6th place in State Meet 75 9M 6 ZW .LM 5 SW W W Gyz 25V2 iw '5P5 ,vEilPV' lv I if V t 551 Q. fm gW:,',m f e st: 1 Tw 1 '7 1 M - Coach Bailey Ricketts demonstrates the proper grip to his four top golfers, sophomore Larry Houchin, senior David Jones, and freshmen Tom Emerson and Scott Grissom. Tennis Left to Right: John Croley, Mike McDaniels, Glenn Hanmer, john Merideth, jim Adams, Mark Myers, David Croley, john Wynne Tom Neff David Peterson, Keith Campbell, Scott Martin. Senior Keith Campbell and sophomore Scott Martin were the top netters for Coach Jet Wi1son's 1966 tennis team. BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE SEASON RECORD TULSA HOLLAND HALL TULSA ROGERS TULSA EDISON PONCA CITY . TULSA ROGERS TULSA HALE . TULSA CENTRAL TULSA HOLLAND HALL TULSA EDISON PONCA CITY . 3 Wins, 7 Losses 3rd place in Conference Meet 6th place in State Meet Track Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Latchum, Jackson, Ringo, Cruzan, Peterson, Kissell, Banes, McCullough, Munn, Adams, Markus, Toland. SECOND ROW: Coach Tom Gable, Hill, Chasteen, Bryngelson, Wightman, Gardner, Hailey, Williamson, Renfroe, Duncan, Greenfield, Rea. THIRD ROW Bates, Collins, Hiatt, M. Lowe, Sears, B. Lowe, Patterson, Piepergerdis, Pennington, Hettick. FOURTH ROW: Tiede, Gwinn, Moore, Flinn Sonnenfeld, Bolen, Lynch, Hogan, Barner. BARTLESVILLE ARTLESVILLE ARTLESVILLE ARTLESVILLE ARTLESVILLE ARTLESVILLE I ARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE SEASON RECORD TULSA MEMORIAL . . sm, TULSA ROGERS .... MUSKOGEE ........ TULSA MCLAIN .... saw TULSA CENTRAL .. PONCA CITY MIAMI ............ TULSA HALE TULSA WEBSTER ,. TULSA EDISON .... 9 Wins, 0 Losses 2nd place in Wildcat Invitational 1st place in Norse Relays 1st place in Wardog Relays 2nd place in Conference Meet lst place in Regional Meet 8th place in State Meet 46 Sow 40 31 29W 39 29 48 19 49 Twelve Wildcat trackmen represented Bartlesville at the state meet. Shown here are FIRST ROW, Bruce Sonnenfeld, Pat McCullough, Wayn Munn, Marty Lowe, and Pat Sears, SECOND ROW: Ernie Jackson, Spencer Kissell, Stan Gwinn, Ron Flinn, jim Ringo, and Bob Banes. The other Wildcat was Gary Moore, not shown here. Camelot Is Theme of Prom We 9-C At nine o'clock on the evening of April 29 the juniors and seniors of College High saw the school gymnasium transformed into the fascination and splendor of King Arthur's Camelot. Due to many hours of labor by members of the Junior Class under the direction of class president Doug Current and sponsor Mrs. Virginia jackson, those who.attended the Prom danced amid the courtly ladies, chivalrous knights and fiery dragons of medieval England. Throughout the evening couples took part in the Grand March, were served refreshments by the faculty and danced to the music of The Sounds Unlimited. This enchanting evening of the Junior-Senior Prom was a highlight of the golden year of 1966. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Gilbert Haas and Susie Fox, OU Alumni Award Judith Moberly and Becky Rhodes, OU President's Leadership Award SECOND ROW: David Croley, Athletic Scholarship Award Max Teat, Kane High School Scholarship Pat Helmers, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award and American Legion School Award Mark Myers, American Legion School Award Carol Akright, Panhellenic Award Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sherry Moore and Chris Malick, DeMolay Outstanding Youth Award, John Rieger and Dianne Stromberg, D.A.R. American History Award, Shelley Bray, Examiner-Enterprise Outstanding Staffer Award SECOND ROW: Virginia Stockton, Georgia Sellers Memorial Award Linda Price, English Literature Award Rick Hopper, Examiner-Enterprise Outstanding Athlete Award David Croley, National Merit Scholarship Winner ELKS CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Connie Finch, First place, Scholarship Sharon Montee, Second place, Scholarship Stan Basler, First place, Scholarship Keith Campbell, Second place, Scholarship SECOND ROW: Pat Helmers, First place, Leadership Carol Akright, Second place, Leadership David Thomas, First place, Leadership Bruce Hurn, Second place, Leadership 4 :- w 5 1 1 r E wr T , X F W5 3g.A Mi fl xuv, 4 w 1 1 3 AN? if Y. 5 A ,1-2 S i i , Y f 1 : x , f.-, S.,-ill 5 x Q vw 91 nw - 1 I A . 23 .1 Qi 1 ' f r- -gi 71 N--N .p, .., ,...,, QQ, ,..., Wg , l Q F si : V E s 'S 5 ' X 3 , I E fi A N 5 2 5 4- - f-5 11 m if W ,, X Fw X Q ik? Q JN s I -Q ia fi iii 1? 6 5-3 g ,U E V 7 X 2 V , 1' V I ,I 1 G53 95133935 ' if a Q 1 SOPHOMORE DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Rufus Bandy, Bob Massey, Bruce Ramzel, Dan Thornberry, Bob Heil, John Latchum, Charla McBride, Beverly Woodard, Pat Soward, Linda Hamlin, Cheryl Blackburn, Susan Smith. SECOND ROW: Sherry Lynn Haas, Galen Smith, Greg Mahaffey, Gary Trantham, Marcia Souders, Karen Barnes, Alice Herbolsheimer, Karen Good, Diane Elliott, Vicki Schellack, Ruth Ann Rains, THIRD ROW: Virginia Stockton, Audley Collins, Annette Adler, Sara Funk, Kathy Sheirman, Doug Roszel, Bill Wightman, Steve Fuhrmann, Evelyn Carl, Margie Box, Martha Steele, Kathy Weston, Linda Kemp. FOURTH ROW: John Constantikes, Mike Jones, Dale Piepererdis, Tim Baker, Steve Gates, Jack Brown, Jim Bailey, Dan Washburn, Steve Ekstrand, Cathy Conley, Carol Herbert, Margaret Rippel. Lowerclassmen Honored for High Grades JUNIOR DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Kay Kuerston, Fran Shell, Jeannie Buck, Susan Kruegar, Carolyn Voss, Linda Markee,-Kathy Binckley, Jann Boyer, Anita Bridwell, Mike Mnich. SECOND ROW: Connie Thompson, Laura Vernon, Carol Estes, Shirley Splinter, Donna Phillips, Pat Douslin, Cynthia Maresh, Nadine Nielson, Jane Ellen Herzig, Mary Corbitt, John Regier, THIRD ROW: Bob Bearer, Paul Warren, Frank Moore, Rick Ward, Gary Nealis, Bill Gay. J, I B ff 'ffiw 'SH ff - M ,-M I' F b ,,,A his i ! f A ,gf ,Qi A .A 'iff 'I 'Q' :gl 531-v'fQ.n,? f- f f-Y I lg- -:Sir 7 gif' is 5 ,X g-2? Z 'hw '1'a. .z'7 r A'i'i?l'x 51'3'52i'K Q 'sl' 'faq fc' 6' in r fl 9 ' 'K iw' -at iglf 'nw Vmi mfs? Q- ' '4 A fn NAA an '-4 -il-j'f',-'5vQ 'Q 5- 2- 1 1 i mf s ali ' Q 7 2 I vgxgsw n K U iz 1 vm 'ff' 5 4 X . 1 P A' ' ' 1 , .A - ,if Q i Q 1' - 'f' ' ' Q 12 VV 3? 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