Dabney S Lancaster Community College - Aquarius Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1970 volume:

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Wt matinn's twwhundre-dlh birthdayw um mummy willw ref gain this madam Geehng 0f freedom Fteednm must ba- gin wiilrw m individiuail. inst cane smaM Ham: burning in the dmiknegs! 0mm: mat flame- has started, heedam will spread ta cwthevs E a city, a state, a mtim, 1: Wham: wmld caught, up in the fine . bf ireeudiam ...Freedam m be. Vim have the- fmedam m be that one spark which starts the tire . . . 15 mmmwriw. 51H W H ! W M u 7 17 Dear Van Horn Students, , Each year it is my privilege to address you through your Falcon. I appreciate the opportunity to say in all sincerity, that I feel extremely fortunate to serve you and the Van Horn community. These are surely trying times in education. It con- tinues to become increasingly difficult to administer a good school when so many agencies are trying to be involved in decision making. You have a good school at Van Horn, and you are a good student body to work with. I hope that each of you has had a profitable year, and to you seniors I wish for you the very best in anything you undertake. Dear Students, It is with a certain feeling of gratification that I write this note. This marks the end of two successful years at Van Horn, of which you have been an integral part, one way or another. Through good moments and bad moments I have tried to relate personal experiences and experiences of others to you in an effort that you might gain insight and be aware of many facets of life. Many of you seniors observed what others and I had to say and now graduation is here. Hopefully, what you gained here will be especially helpful in the formulation of your life's occupation and your positive contribution toward making this a better society in which to live. To the remainder of you underclassmen, you have something to look forward to. Happy landing. Dear Fellow Falcons, I wish I could give each of you a formula that would insure you the happiness and success that would last a life time. Unfortunately, i can not. However, will tell you this: the challenges and pressures that you are certain to face, can be dealt with. Remember, students technology has made life in this country a hundred-yard dash. You must prepare your life as though it were a race - you must train, train, train. Your training here at Van Horn is only a small beginning, but it could amount to so much. I am hopeful that your experiences here will in some small way be valuable in helping you reach your potential as a citizen, leader, schola , and above all, a responsible member of society. Take advantage of all your opportunities for a new and brighter tomorrow. Train today to win the race tomorrow that will last ALL OF YOUR LIFE. Greetings to the faculty and students of Van Horn High School: I surely hope that each of you has had as much enjoyment and satisfaction out of this school year as l have had. As the times change and life becomes more complex, we should cherish the experiences and as- sociations which we have now. Soon many of you will leave Van Horn - never to return. May you long remember the values which you have learned from your colleagues and friends. May you be successful and happy in the years ahead. To those of you who will return to Van Horn - I hope that you will resolve to do your best to make Van Horn a better school than you found it when you came. y , asuccessfu ch00! year. trar, Mrs Van Bibber was in change of thebfflce staff er ether duties included ty h g suspensions, ytakmg 26 . JRRI CJ ..JM 27 28 Patricia Bailey Business Education consists of classes ranging from typing to accounting to business law. These classes prepared the students for clerical, secretarial, and business jobs. Students taking these courses gained experience by working in the office as aides to the personnel. Business education in- structors helped the students pro- gress in their business careers. Lois Gibson ' iCN 3H rm 29 30 Diane Anderson Cooperative Occupational Educa- tion was designed for students not planning to attend college. Students received high school credits while getting job experience by attending school half of the day and working supervised jobs the rest of the day. Under the direction of Diane Ander- son and Jack Larabee, students learned what was expected of good employees in various types of oc- cupations. Paul Boyd is year, Van Horn's R.O.T.C., Re- rve Officers Training Corps, was der the direction of Master Ser- ant Paul Boyd. The drill team and e rifle team participated in the an- al Veteran's Day Parade and also -re the sponsors for the Valentines .y Ball. 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III II, , i 7 II 7 ..V - 7 III Dean Hartson 31 Anne Bentz Van Horn's extensive English depart- ment offered debate and various lit- erature courses along with Papere back Power, Job English Training, and the regular English classes. The importance of reading was strongly emphasized. Our teachers consid- ered good control of the English lan- guage a skill, and they worked stead- ily to help the students broaden their appreciation of the language. R . - Jllf; I Carole Foster Mary Margaret Johnson Joseph Medina 32 r e n w W e .m M a .m V d m y a L .Ill. h .H. m S R. D. Victoria Ragland 33 34 William Cofer Fine Arts was a combination of courses enabling students to devel- op and express skills and talents of their own. Music department was made up of several choirs, band, or- chestra, and instrumental music les- sons. These areas were exercised through musicals, half-times at games, and assemblies. The depart- ment of arts was made up of speech, drawing, and painting classes. These opportunities made it possible for students to exhibit individual in- terests. Wallace Fike 16 H-Hxiisgsutc' Av-Hnasg...x vu; Robert Klamm 5-wquftflfiii .3 n u . . hanfb. vvidn i. - -.. n 1 n w. u . o . 1. . Sharon Koch 2' I 11 111111 11111 1 111 1 11111111 1111111 111 111 1 - 11 1 .1 . 1111111111111 1111 11 11 11 111111 1 1111 11 111111 111111 11 111111111111 4'1 111 11 1 11 1 11 111.1 11.1- 11111- 11 1 11111111111111111 '111111 1 11.11 111 35 Nancy Ferguson Foreign Language studentsbroad- ened their vocabulary along with their outlook on life, and they learned to appreciate our English language more. Learning the struc- ture of a language went hand in hand with learning the basic culture of its people and the art of communica- tion. The most advanced courses of- fered were third year German, fourth year French, and fifth year Spanish. a - Thc Nu uifixg'. , Warren Hawblitzel Daring students for meal manage- 1t, decorating homes, ways of ng for children, sewing, and e living were major elements in department of Home Economics year. Along with these were rses that taught consumer edu- on and research. This year made ossible for a brief experience of importance of planning for our re before graduation night. Hazel Malone l' Wax? H WW! ,I ' e w. ' ,lJW-m WW W A 4 MK I WHSMJNMWM :me M um-w m Lynn Meador V i H W J . WW WW H e W M 37 38 Robert Andrew Industrial Art courses included classes in wood, electricity and pow- er mechanics. All these classes have taught the basic principles of design and construction. These classes helped the students understand past, present, newer and more effi- cient industrialized techniques. In- dustrial Art courses helped the stu- dents progress in their vocational ca- reers. Jeff Bourns Henry DePriest e um! m :2 :2 W H W . M James Toepfer vrlm J Law ii'w' 1'.. Ituua v u: IMMH', 1W5: 39 Clyde Driver From General Math to Calculus, teachers showed that math goes far beyond the basic numerical oper- ations and can easily be applied to everyday life. Equations, proofs, and problems helped students develop their abilities to think and reason logically. Students learned that the logic of a mathematical mind is one of the greatest assets in any field of endeavor. Harrietta Fowler 40 11v ,1 5:3 X; . LAI'I 817:5 .. m LR ..qu? ' ' L 5 1.. . 9:13;?! L. L L QVx 2k ' r N??? 5 : -. L REYNOLDS I FRDHDCK . user? 19 MM muggy. Lb; SEYJOLL CKEP QGoch .73 w , KijLL DELL LL LL - 53?;- r: 7325-. WLLKM 1W'h-4 if 5 r, Lit Iurmavvm sawww Marchelyn Gilbert Otto Kaifes 41 42 Carol Creek Physical Education, a class combining endurance and physical coordina- tion in various sports, was enjoyable to the enthusiastic students of our gym classes. Team and individual sports, aquatics, dance, and gymnas- tics were taught. The classes were a combination of excitement, excel- lent skill, and a few sore muscles. Thus, they will remain a memorable time in our lives. Thomas Fay 43 Melvin Coleman There were different types of sci- ence taught this year. Our minds were broadened in the awareness of human and animal functions in Biol- ogy and Human Science. The study of matter and energy was taught in a mathematical way in the Physics classes. Chemistry was an approach as to how and why elements com- bine. Field trips were also an impor- tant and enjoyable experience. Everett Draper 44 Wally Crawford Diane Fussell u llXXXIII' XXII XIX: 'X'IXX IXIXI'XX X H'ng. XXXXXHII XI X'X IXIXIIXX 'IXXX XXXXXXX'X 'XXE 'XHXXXX-X. XX. . X H XXII UV. IIIII I'I'IIIIXXXu X XIXIII u um X- XX XXX X XX. IXXIXXXXX. XXXXI 45 46 Clifford Carpenter The main objective of the Social Studies department was to shed light on recent people and events by en- couraging students to view these people and situations in the light of the past. The students were urged to analyze the importance of each indi- vidual in our democratic society and to examine their own relationships with man and the various govern- ments of the world. Marva Hackett n1 Bernice King WWW WWW W WWWWWW WW n nWIW Robert Sweeney 47 CUSTODIAN: Van Horn's custodial staff felt that Van Horn was t finest school in the city and that some of the fine students attended here. They were pleased with t advancement of women's lib in the girls' athlet department. The students are trying to build pri in their school. They also felt that the new couns. ors' center was a long-needed addition. Row 1: Mark Newton, Eddie Stages, Charley Fansler,Joe Fagan, joe Newto Harold Magee. ,wyya; . .. .3. .. ., URSE .. Celestine Phillips, our school nurse, 5 Van Horn very much. She feels most .ents are serious about classes. She han- o 47 cases on a peak day, her average g 20. Mrs. Phillips previously taught lt education. She is an RN. and holds a in teaching. ste Phillips, that ever present in trouble. ' W H u m m u . 49 LIBRAR Our library has undergone a series of changes Miss Anderson, our head librarian. She and her were very pleased that the library was both a sc library and open to the public. She found this t advantageous to the students in that they had ac w to more materials. She liked Van Horn and h pleased to be here. H6 '- M k t , , d PM L : M F ; e. if: ., x. L r S A 9 mm , b -' m .aw , .J', 4t v; ' 1. .. l . k . a - t ; u t r 3': l l k t Ji -1 , . .4 , 3- . 1e 1 w ,- '-. . , t ?P t 3-: L .. A , - A 1;; ' mh-.. .---uv.-n..w..'.. .- ' . ' - ; .,. H: W ;hl -L' R 50 NFETERIA terias are usually made up of the same drab faces he same old food. We are proud to say that Van 's cafeteria tried their best to make it an enjoy- twenty-five minutes for the students. New table were presented to the student body. Although dance was down, the staff knew that participa- was still up. 1: Ethel Spor, Myrtle Rudzik, Jeraldine Howell, Helen Levene, Voilet Hall, Evelyn Haefner, Esther Thomas, Frances y Row 2: Carol Papiernik, Janis Conick, Rena Barmore, Lee Grove, Leola Cooper, Lera Neece, Thelma Snow, -ne Wheeler, Imogene Fisher. Not pictured: Mary Copeland. 51 83333in Scores . f Chrlgma:n L at. W M7 Northegs' t t. 1W tgoutheast ' West'ptgrt '.,.--- - 1 7 . h SEEUNDS The Van Horn Falcons had a winning football season, with five wins and only two losses in league play, and an overall record of 6-4. After four tough openers, the Falcs bounced back with real determination. High- lights of the season were the 7-0 Homecoming victory over North- east, the strong defensive standoff against Southeast until the fourth quarter and the 7-6 victory over Central, which kept fans on edge until the last second of play. 54 3333 WY? F ? EE '1; Jim Stevenson, Larry Watts, John Ellis, Steve Smith, Scott Hopkins, Jeff Kuddes, Butch Coats, Jeff Johnson, Jim Gall, Chuck Harvey Row 2; Walt rcinski, Tom Ginavan, Joe Ginavan, Mike Masuch, liilly Stover, Ray Lopez, Mike Bindl, Brad Allen, Matt Jackson, Ken Richards Row 3; Rick rge, Steve Brooks, Jim Watts, Doug Mathison, Tom Goudeluck, Doug Wallace, Robert Hurlburt, Mike Clark, Terry Moore, Jeff Wait Row 4; h Wallace Crawford, Todd Allen, Robert Richey, Rickey Hayes, John Hix, Bob Cantrell, Manager Robba Addison, Manager Richard Lund, ager Terre Clemens 55 56 Row 1; Jeff Wait; End, Jim Watts; Tackle, Scott Hopkins; Guard, Tom Ginavan; Center, Ray Lopez; Guard, Mike Bindl; Tackle Robert Richey; End, Row 2; Terry Moore; Quarterback, Row 3; John Ellis; Back, Jim Call; Back, Jeff Kuddes, Back Row 1; Terry Moore; End, Jim Gall; Tackle, Walt Wiercinski; Middle Guard, Jim Watts; Tackle, Billy Stover; End Row 2; Butc Coats; Line Backer, Scott Hopkins; Line Backer, Chuck Harvey; Line Backer, Row 3; Bob Cantrell; Back, Jeff Kuddes, Back, Jeff Wait; Back Who attended every football practice, every game, and worked hard to make this football season a success? Sure, the players and coaches did, but there were some other people putting out a lot of time and effort - the managers. Richard Lund's official title was Trainer, al- though he had a variety of jobs, from caring for minor injuries, and taping ankles, to loading and unloading heavy equipment. Terre Clemens and Robba Addison were Equipment Managers. Besides handling the equipment, the girls also ran errands for the coaches, acted as water girls during the games, and assisted Rich- ard Lund with injuries. Terre felt that the biggest ad- vantage of managing was being able to view the games from the field. We had the best seats in the house. 57 If the Junior Varsity had one outstanding quality, it was determination. The incentive provided by Coach Hawkins and Coach Brown, the desire to win, and the challenge of moving up to the varsity squad motivated each player to give his best. If the potential of these players is developed, Van Horn can expect still more successful seasons in the future. ortheast 6 Paseo 14 Sohtheast 59 Row 1: Jamie Hall, Terry Sutcliffe, Roger Heinrich, Matt Whitworth Row 2: Terry Moore, Adele Young, Ron VARSITY 63 $Iq. WAISSS'QWY? Doug Geddes, Mark Gilstrap, Roy Wilkins, Joe Theisen, Ricky Hays, Randy House, Tom Wieligman. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Van Horn Opponent 45 Lincoln 42 56 Truman 73 47 Northeast 62 53 Manual 95 57 St. Pius 61 47 Higginsville 46 43 Southwest 59 52 Paseo 47 60 Westport 58 54 Chrisman 58 54 Excelsior Springs 42 56 Central 59 54 Southeast 51 59 Northeast 53 40 St. Mary's 43 1Jeff Kuddes With exceptional height and quickness, the 1975- roundballers proved to be stiff competition for all opp: nents. The Falcons took 2nd place in the Chrisman Tou nament defeating Ruskin by an easy margin of 93-62 a then losing to arch-rival Wm. Chrisman by one bask scored in the last four seconds of the game. tThe Falco turned the tables later in the season defeating Chrism. 63-62J In the Blue Springs Tournament, after losing the open by one point, the Falcons fared well in the consolati round defeating Belton and Moberly. All in all, the F. cons played competitive basketball, giving fans an exciti performance regardless of the outcome. Managers: Darrell Riley, Tonya Gibson, David Carpenter, David Lackey. Sophomore Coach, Jim Black; Varsity Coach, Vic Mitchell; Junior Var Coach, Olin Shurn. VARSITY SCORES Van Horn Opponent 47 Northeast - 50 54 East ' 61 55 Manual 57 68 East 60 44 St. Pius 67 61 Higginsville 53 93 Ruskin 62 40 Chrisman 42 57 Southwest 52 57 Central 53 45 Westport 69 63 Chrisman 62 72 Excelsior Spgs. 63 42 Paseo 62 54 Hogan 55 74 Belton 63 58 Moberly 57 88 St. Mary's 74 56 Southeast 60 82 West 63 68 OPHOMOIE Row 1: Fred Norman, Jim Baughman, Clyde Shewmaker, David Lackland. Row 2: Mike Lewis, David Ewing, Mike Haney. Row 3: Randy House, Jim Richert, Paul Stanton. 69 70 W. EEgg'EQENKEI Row 1: Larry Wilson, Neil Kellis, Bob Waterfield, Jeff Singleton, Jamie Latta, Rusty Brewington, Greg Tuoti. Row 2: Matt Comer, Joe Ginavan, Ricky Wilson, Steve Brooks, Kerry Warren, Tom Ginavan, Seth Smith. 71 VARSITY; Joe Ginavan, Matt Comer, Tom Ginavan, Seth Smith, Larry Wilson, Neil Kellis, Bob Waterfield, Jeff Singleton, Jamie Latta, Rusty Brewington, Greg Tuoti. This year Van Horn's wrestling team finished second out of all in- terscholastic teams in the City Tournament under the skillful coaching of Mr. David Noble, a former wrestler. Varsity winners Larry Wilson and Tom Ginavan both took first, while Joe Ginavan took second and Jamie Latta, Neil Kellis and Matt Comer won third place. The Junior Varsity team had two champions in the tourna- ment, Seth Smith and Kerry War- ren with Ricky Wilson taking third. Co-Captains were Tom Ginavan, Larry Wilson and Neil Kellis. 72 v 1: Debbie Graham, Kim Singleton, Cathy Waterfield. Row 2: Brenda Watts, Jo Managers: Sandy Huntoon, Connie Dickinson. ierson, Rose Hoffman, Debbie Dickinson. Champions: Larry Wilson, Tom Ginavan, Joe Cinavan. 73 $WQEMEM$N Row 1: John Ellis, Bob Adams, Kris Konomos, Brian Mullies, Mitch Callahan, Jim Jones, Row 2: Bob Shields, Leon Wharton, Don Adams, Dale Love, Row 3: Chris Heman, Eric Pickering, Doug Wallace. WAIES33 3'??? . . avvrv-A- x x x xxxs.xs. s Row 1: Alan Covington, Chris Klemens, Bob Graham, Karl Helton, Donnie Erisman, Row 2: Berry Pari, John Chambers, David Vaughn, Brad Allen, Martin Prins, Row 3: Greg Brownsburger, Charles Ellis, Doug Fowler, Dean Hayes, John Orvall. Junior Varsity 76 e .QVEIE A ' 1 . . v 1v 1 Divers: Greg Brownsburger, Robert Shields, Donnie Erisman, Martin Prins Coach, Mr. McCoy Managers: Karen Wheaton, Linda Yourtee This year marked another exciting season for the swim teams. From the girls' team, many who lettered last year returned. There was a turnout of twenty-five girls. The boys' team had six returning let- termen this year and had a strong pull in free style with their 400 free style relay, rating top in the state. Breast and free was the girls' strongest area. Mr. McCoy was coach for the guys, and Mrs. King, from Nowlin, assisted the girls. For the major part of the season, Mr. Bauer was the acting assistant coach. 77 Lisa $3WQMM11E ,1; . US! I ' l 4' 433k 14a , amunw 1 n, , 71 I Row 1: Linda McCormack, Pam Fugate, Karen Bonner, Kristy Waid, Row 2: Lisa Ganote, Terri Foster, Patty Smitkai Ann Meany, Lori Kleihauer, Row 3: Terri Thurman, Sheryl Houghton, Nancy Wheeler, Camille Sumner, Alicia Hall, Lori Simmons. 3$ $1733 TROSS'S'e-C. WEWIE 80 The Cross Country Track Team sped amongst the trees, over the hills, and down into the valleys to capture the most successful season in the history of Van Horn. The Varsity team won the Interscholastic League Championship, and placed fourth in district competi- tion. The runners taking the first ten places in the district meet advanced to state-wide competition. Among these was Van Horn's own sophomore, David Schrick. Junior Varsity took second place in city competition, placed first in the Liberty lnvitetional, and never placed lower than third in any meet. Coach Sherman has long awaited such a winning season, and this year his antici- patiOns became reality. Row 1: Gary Winslow, David Schrick, Clyde Shewmaker, Joe Vereecke, Bruce Rickey Row 2: Dwane Smith, GregMackey, Frank Gallick, Pau Brown, Mitch Taylor, Ron Hampton, Bob Mead, Jeff Jones Returning Lettermen: Paul Brown, Frank Gallick, Gary Winslow, Joe Vereecke i-Captains: Paul Brown, Frank Gallick, Greg Mackey Coach Dan Sherman, Managers Kathy Schelp and Mike Wallace 8th 6th 5th 2nd 4th 3rd 1st 4th VARSITY RECORD Liberty Invitational Pembroke County Day Mules Invitational Van Horn Invitational Marshall Invitational Independence Championship City District 1st 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Liberty Invitational Pembroke County Day Mules Invitational Van Horn Invitational Marshall Invitational Independence Championship City 81 ECWEQ 213V? 75- League Champions 0 Row 1: Co-captain, Peggy Ray; Captain, Linda Elgin. Row 2:10 Marie Miller; Coach, Mary Mitchell; Kellae Jenkins; Debbie An- derson. er 1 113mm 4271: Ix. it ., a7: II: For the second year in a row, Van Horns' Girls' Bowling team was a great success under the skillful coaching of Mary Mitchell. The girls took first place in the Inter- scholastic League with a record of 19 wins and 1 loss. They also won the Interscholastic League Tour- nament with 8 wins and 0 losses. The team consisted of 1 senior, 4 juniors, and 1 sophomore. 82 Coach: Everett Draper This year Van Horn's Boys' Bowling Team took first place in the Interscholastic League Tournament with a pin fall of 5221. The boys were tied with Southwest for second place with a record of 22 wins and 6 losses. Mr. Everett Draper was coach of the boys' team. Tom Scott Bill Hargis John Berislavich Kevin Harris Steve Stites 83 Varsity Scores Van Horn Opponent Southeast Central Paseo West Southwest St. Mary's St. Tereasa's Lillis St. Pius Sion Southeast Southwest Hogan Barstow Lillis Lexington Chrisman ONANONNNNNA-XNNNNN N-INON-lO-to-ANNOOOO-l Front Row: Jayne Johnson, Debbie Dierkes, Johnna Howard Second Row: Linda Wieligman, Marta Zucca, Mary Baggett, Sherri Waterman, Amy McDaniel This was another great year for Van Horn's volleyball team under the guid- ance of Coach Barbara Pauk. The girls took the Interscholastic League Cham- pionship for the second consecutive year. The three highest scorers were Linda Wieiigman with 132 points, Johnna Howard with 113 points, and Marta Zucca with 94 points. Senior Lin- da Wieligman was given the honor of most valuable player. I take pride in the girls, and the girls take pride in the team. Then at the end of the season whether we win or lose, we can be proud of our perfor- mance. Coach Pauk's philosophy .proved successful when Junior Varsi- ty turned out a perfect season of five wins and no defeats in regular season play. The girls also took first place in . the Lillis Tournament. ' I Junior Varsity Scores Van Horn Opponent 2 St. Mary's 0 2 St. Teresa's 1 2 Lillis 0 2 St. Pius 0 2 Sion 0 2 St. Pius O 2 Hogan 1 2 O'Hara 1 First Row: Sandy Sherman, Tonya Norris Second Row: Cindy Ross, Mona Sanders, Carrie King W2EEEEY? 3.35.12: : Denise Herman 85 The girls' gymnastics team enjoyed a tremendously rewarding season this school year. Their successes may be attributed to skill, endurance, and many mornings of practice. As a re- sult of help from Booster Club and Student. Council, the uneven bars were added to the team's equip- ment. This was also the first year that Van Horn has had a J.V. team. The team sold posters; sponges, and had car washes to pay for medals, sup- plies, officials and the use of the gym at all home meets. VMEAESQ'ITeS VARSITY: Nancy Clark, Jayne Johnson, Linda Wieligman, Gayla Crawford, Sheryl Crawford. There are four events in a gymnastics meet: floor exercises, vaulting, bal- ance beam and the uneven parallel bars. ln judging the events, a judge looks for grace, fluidity, ability and amplitude in performance. To be- come a powerful gymnast requires hours of practice and exercise. The team practiced almost every morn- ing from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. At the time of this writing, the season was incomplete, but the team was having a very successful year, win- ning nine meets and losing five. 87 Although oversha- dowed by the Varsity squad, this year's J.V. gymnastics team proved to be just as exciting. They Were subjected to the same grueling prac- tice schedule as the varsity and felt the Same pressure in the meets. The J.V. will prove to be excel- lent varsity members of subsequent Van Horn teams. Row 1: Lisa Wilson, Sandy Marcott. Row 2: Johnna Howard, Dianne Wenzel. Row 3: Cindy Ross, Jo Anna Evans. Row 4: Jill Porterfield, Suzie Renfroe. Row 5: Patti Timko, Joann Gile. 89 TRACK TEAM - Row 1: Bob Cantrell, Mike Clark, Joe Vereecke, Frank Gallick, Jeff Jones, Gary Winslow, David Lackland, Jim Palmer, William Willard, Randy MCNeal. Row 2: Paul Brown, Barney Hattey, Ron Hickman, Gary Wyatt, Robert Mead, Jim Knotts, Mike Collier, Jeff Wait Jeff Johnson, Mitch Taylor, Les Rapp, John Hix, Richie Sharp, Craig Marler, David Schrick. 90 MANAGERS Troop, Laurie Si Cathy George Terri Wright, Cathy mons, Diana Wenzel, What organization at Van Horn contained the nucleus of one welI-rounded team? Who else but the 1975-76 Track Team! Al- though they faced a tough schedule, the suburban meets being the hardest, Coach Pauk felt the team fully capable of doing well this season. Some of the strongest events would prove to be: pole vaulting, the 880, shot put, distance, high hurdles, and sprint. ln pole vaulting, Barney Hattey, who took City last year, and Mike Clark, who holds the Freshman City record, were favored to do well. David Schrick ran the 880 in 2:06 flat last year and would be a strong contender this year. Some of the best distance men were listed as: Frank Gallick, Gary Winslow, and Joe Vereecke. Coach Pauk remarked that overall his most valuable player would certainly have to be Paul Brown, who would be talented enough to do anything from the hurdles to the triple jump. 92 Tennis Anyone? This year's tennis team looked forward to a great year. Although they only had three returning lettermen, compared to the five last year, Kevin Bufton felt that with the help of great J.V. squad moving up after taking City last year, the team would do well. One of the team's strenghths was the only girl member, Lori Zacha- rias,who would prove to be a challenge to the other members, as she was rated first in the Independence Tennis Association. Some of the squad's other strong points were their determination and the crowd's participation. Mike Kline, senior, remarked, The audience can make all the difference in the world. Unfortunately, at Van Horn, sports such as tennis and track are sometimes overlooked. Coach: Tom Fay .isEBQE Row 1: Steve Stites, Bernie Miller, Wayne Timmons, Kevin Burgess, Doug Montgomery. Row 2: Roger Smith, Chuck Harvey, Steve Morley, Terry Sutcliffe, Ryan Potts, Jamie Hall, Jim Trinidad, Darrell Driskell, Tim Shackelford. Row 1: Debbie Anderson, David Carpenter, Steve Younts, Jim Stevenson, Tom Wieligman, John Berislavich, Bqtch Coats. Row 2: Ricky Rodenbaugh, Jeff Borland, Larry Watts, Jeff Kuddes, Dale Corum, Robert Richey. Row 3: Jim Gall, Steve Roper, Donnie Collins, Bobby Horton. , X Vt ' 05 menu mun mum mum ml NIH a .AhHEE-SS' Three strikes and you're out! Hopefully this was not to be the outcome of Van Horn's baseball season in 76. At the time of this publication, the team was looking for- ward to a great year. This season brought one noticeable change to the team. It was the first time in the history of baseball at Van Horn that a girl has been allowed on the team. The male-female competition would prove to be challenging in the spring months. .0- A X. Ix A m; '31:. WE$ E?a E$F?$E ?EAM Row 1: Jim Watts, Butch Coats, Scott Hopkins, Barney Hattey, Row 2: Walt Wiercinski, Mike Masuch, Todd Allen, Jim Stevenson, Jeff Johnson, Mike Clark, Danny Burton, Matt Mallinson Row 3: Mike Leggat, Wally Crawford, Doug Mathison, Mark Goudelock, Joe Ginavan, Bob Cantrell, Billy Stover, Matt Jackson. The Olympic weightlifting team at Van Horn has been in existence for two years. Our team was one of four Olympic weightlifting teams in the United States. Our muscular men took first in the East and Northeast tournaments in January. The two types of lifts used were the Olympic clean and jerk and the olympic snatch. The clean and jerk is a lift from shoulder above head, and the snatch is a lift from the floor above the head in one motion. 99 QAEEE ?EENQS Wa- C?EW. mail In lav v.1. m. Lh, In: Left To Right; Dana LaFountain, Robin Ross, Terry Sutcliffe, John Ellis, David Carpenter, Mike Masuch, Jamie Hall, Chuck Harvey, Jim Watts, Jim Gall, Ron Domsch, Ron Hickman, Tim Shackelford, Mitch Taylor, Jeff Kuddes, Jeff Wait, Richard Lund, Mary Baggott, Joe Vereecke, Jayne Johnson, Jill Porterfield Kneeling: Sgt.-at-Arms, Richard Lund; Standing: V.-President, Ja- One of the newer clubs at Van Horn was V-Club. mie Hall; Sec.-Treas., Jayne Johnson; President, Tim Shackelford This was an organization for students in varsity sports, including girls' sports and varsity cheer- leaders. The money-making projects for the club were selling pendants, socks, all-purpose cleaner and havinga concession stand at the girls' volley- ball games. The money made goes for equipment for all Van Horn sports. V-Club had about 30 paid members at the beginning of the year, with more members coming in throughout the year. They also had a float in the Homecoming Parade. Spon- soring V-Club this year was Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell 101 102 The varsity cheerleaders have put forth much effort to create en- thusiasm for many sports, nOt only during the school year, but also throughout the summer. Exten- sive time was devoted to camps and hard practicing to encourage student spirit. We owe our Varsity Cheerleaders a sincere thanks for the dedicated work which they have accomplished. WAIQQWY 104 Co-captain: Julia Yuhas, Cap- tain: Jill Porterfield Our Junior Varsity cheerleading squad con- sisted of five hard-working girls, with Jill Por- terfield acting as captain and Julia Yuhas as co-captain. Their camp this summer was at Missouri University at Rolla, where they learned new cheers and won best tumbling of all-round competition. To help pay for this trip, the girls sold sponges. Thank you, Junior Varsity cheerleaders for helping to build the enthusiasim for another winning season. Patty Timko was the captain for sophomore cheer- leaders, Cathy Troop acted as the co-captain. This year marked the second year for this squad of girls. Their pur- pose was to create more spirit for sophomore sports and give the team members support. Sophomore cheer- leaders, we appreciated the work you have done and the support you have given to the sophomore teams. cmagagmmaw All right, you guys, line up! Pick up your knees! Point your toes! And SMILE! 106 Clockwisei Peggy Phillips, Anne Maglich, Tammy TalCQtt, Laura Brown, Linda Dye, Carla iJohansen; a Lori BatesL' D'ohnat Garrison'j 10.1 i jiiDeweege, Leis'aiGanQ ,' a ., H Brenda Kelly,- iiGwerii Anthony; Lisa :Evans, Cindy Barnes, Kathy Davis. Lt All right, you guys, line up! Pick up your knees! Point your toes! And SMILE! These words could be heard every Thursday afternoon echoing down the first floor hall. Why? The 75-76 Falconettes were practicing in the cafeteria. Their year was filled with hard work, high goals, and lots of praise. They took first place in the Homecoming float contest and marched their way to a first place trophy in the Fourth of July Parade last summer. These weren't the only accomplichments of the Falconettes. They gained schoolwide recongnition for their updated and upbeated performances. They rocked to such tunes as Get Down Tonight , Barbara Ann , and That's The Way . The members of Drill Team be- came a close-knit organization. As the progressed, they found lasting friendships and many fond memories. As captain Kathy Davis put it, We've accomplished more this year than anyone thought Sponsor, Mrs. KOCh we could, but we couldn't have done without the deep dedication and hard work of each member. 107 Exceptional Enthusiasm was shown this year by the Pep Club. They underwent a change as a new point system was incorporated. To remain in the club and gain certain privileges, every girl was required to accumulate a set number of points during each sports season. Points were gained by going to games, making banners, and selling spirit ribbons. This system was designed to get more Sponsor; Diane Anderson support for all sports and to keep the club fully active all year. Pep Pals faithfully decorated the athletes' lockers, giving them person- al backing. The big project of the Pep Club was the Super Falc dance in January. Because of each girl's involvement and devo- tion, this was one of the Pep Club's most successful years. President; Karen Rice, Vice-President; Tammy Martin, Co-Secretaries; Susan Wopata and Sara Hoffman, Treasurer; Diana Hopkins, Reporter; Becky Gooch, Sgt.-at-Arms; Linda Topi. 108 1: Debbie Hampton, Tammy Corlew, Marlene Chamberlain, Debbie DeRossett, Selena Walker, Lenora Fry, Pam Fugate, Kristy Waid, Tracy ds, Robin Anderson, Carmen Kieselburg, Terry Dennis, Tammy Ellington. Row 2: Kathy Morgan, Mary Vitt, Debbie Utley, Debbie Schulte, Kathy -lp, Nancy Vest, Debbie Linkhart, Lee Ann Maple, Cathy Troop, Melanie Mays, Bonnie Brinkley, Donna Klussman, Ann Meany, Patty Smitka, Lori auer. Row 3: Terry Thurman, Camille Sumner, Dena Porterfield, Connie Lawton, Teressa Thomson, Jennifer Lawton, Susan Hays, Cheryl .on, Lynda Evans, Janet Ludwig, Toni Miller, Deanna Wright, Paula Epperson, Debbie Crane, Karen Wheaton, Linda Yourtee, Leslie Vaughan, Potts. Hanging: Karen Rice, Tammy Martin, Susan Wopata, Sara Hoffman, Diana Hopkins, Becky Gooch, Linda Topi, Freddie Falcon. 109 Royalty Mahogany Gerry Goffin Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things life is showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Do you get what your hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door. What are you hoping for, Do you know? Once we were standing still in time, Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. And you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free, Laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Now looking back at all we planned, We let so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see How sad the answers to those questions can be? Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Do you get what you're hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door. What are you hoping for, Do you know? 110 Sheryl Cr5wfggrd escorted by - - Jack Be'al ' . ' . Jill Porterfield escorted by Jim Watts Jo Anna Evans escorted by Butch Coats Jayne Johnson escorted by Jim Gall ' Homecoming Princesses Karen Rice Robba Addison escorted by escorted by Terry Sutcliffe John Ellis , 114 TOIM. The Homecoming festivities got off to a rollicking start with Mick- ey Mouse and all his gang joining in the pep assembly. The six can- didates were introduced to the students, and their personalities were revealed through questions ranging from their favorite car- toon character to their opinion on a serious subject. The spirit born in the assembly carried over to the football field that evening. A strong defensive game held the score at 0-0 at halftime, when the Cartoon Caravan paraded onto the field led by the marching band. Seven clubs were repre- sented by floats depicting various FE AIAWAKI. cartoon characters. The judges awarded prizes for the three best floats. Drill Team with Donald Duck took first place, Pep Club with Fred Flintstone took second, and the Vocal Music department with Snow White took third. The floats were followed by the candi- dates, each riding in a different corvette. The Drill Team conclud- ed the halftime show with their galloping cowboy routine. The second half remained suspenseful until the Falcons scored in the fi- nal moments, defeating Northeast 7-0. The excitement of the victory was still in the air the next night. The exceptionally large crowd danced to the music of The Northbound Express as the ten- sion mounted to the climax - the crowning of the queen, Sheryl Crawford. As the evening drew to a close and the couples parted, each carried many happy memo- ries of Van Horn's 1975-76 Home- coming. 115 Karen Peters escorted by Mark Gilstrap Jayne Johnson escorted by Jeff Kuddes Anne Maglich escorted by Terry Moore BasketbaH Sweetheart Princesses Jill Porterfield Karen Rice escorted by escorted by Jim Watgts Terry Sutcliffe ,117 .1 .. . , ,, ' .Supe? FAIC . Jamie Hall , 2;; ' escorted by - Diana Hopkins Terry Sutcliffe escorted by Karen Rice Jim Gall escorted by Sara Hoffman Tim Shackelford escorted by Susan Wopata Super Falc Candidates Mark Tapko Matt Whitworth escorted by escorted by Becky Gooch Linda Topi ' ' r m M : , 7 .mmiu Karen Harrison escorted by Jay Noland Rhonda Buchholz escorted by Jay Fisher Lisa Evans escorted by Kevin Bear Sigma Sweetheart Can idates Jo Anna Evans Jayne Johnson escorted by escorted by Steve Carroll Derrek Woods .vtm.f 2thx.u-.x K xA1r. 123 mpany A rolyn Griffin orted by 1ris Campfield Company B Pam McNurlin escorted by Ricky Glor mpany C onda Thomas '25 SA 'W' cm 7 non m lABUR DAY WEEKEND :17 :dnHWUullnvlllqlJnx t i Great Music Spirit in Tepee 23 say come see Little Mary Sunshine. Thus the fall musical was advertised, while the cast, chorus, and orchestra were rehearsing every night for over a month prior to the November 21 and 22 performances. Those rehearsals became extremely long when one missed getting his order in to McDon- ald's and had to watch hungrily while the rest of the cast enjoyed Big Macs and the orchestra munched french fries. When the final dress rehearsal came, sto- maches had begun to tie themselves in knots, and ev- eryone began having those last-minute doubts - ev- eryone except Mr. Cofer, Mr. Fike, and a few veterans of previous Van Horn musicals. They knew that once the curtain rose on opening night all would be well. And as always, they were right. Little Mary Sunshine was such a light-hearted production that it was hard to determine who had the most fun - the actors or the audience. if r2 Little Mary Sunshine 'r 'r t'ri. 2 The Cast CHIEF BROWN BEAR - Ted Learning Tim Wood .......... CORPORAL BILLY JESTER ......... Chris Budd Ryan Potts ..... CAPTAIN BIG JIM WARRINGTON . . .. Jerry Scott Lori Bates ........... LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE ....... Kim Williams MME. ERNESTINE VON LIEBEDICH - Kelley Hazen - Jo Ann Evans ............ NANCY TWINKLE ........... Karen Peter; FLEET FOOT - Richard Lund - YELLOW FEATHER - Jim Gall - GENERAL OSCAR FAIRFAX - Danny Jackson - 129 9 U Quuooo 0.. a...v d . ,. V 3! . L..; Out of the past once more came the true essence of All-American variety entertainment as Vantasia presented Vaudeville '76 . The vital- ity of the vaudeville theatre was rekindled under the experienced direction of William Cofer, Wallace Fike, and the emcees. Dedication and hours of rehearsal resulted in a vibrant assortment of acts ranging from comical puppets to the most serious of love songs. The antics of the emcees kept the audience in a lighthearted mood as Vaudeville once again made its appearance on the American stage. .09. ? IDRIIIEK' I IRE. IWATEI 1 The Cast Father Drobney Brett Wagner Walter .......... Chuck Good Marion .......... Kelley Hazen Susan ........... Diana Phipps Axel .............. Gary Hunt Ambassador . . . Derrek Woods Kilroy ....... Duane Daugherty Burns ............ Ted Learning Sultan ............. Jay Noland Sultan's wife . . . Karen Harrison Kasnar ......... Mike Murphy Countess ........ Pam Waxman Chef .......... Dennis Gagnon 134 Have you ever wondered what one would do if he were faced with horrible danger? Can you imagine the humor of finding yourself trapped in the American Embassy of a tiny Communist country while the world outside awaited your release and watched your every move? Chuck Good and Kelley Hazen, as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hollander in Woody Allen's DON'T DRINK THE WATER, experienced this situation in this year's production of the Van Horn Spring Play. The show told the story of the Hollander family and pictures they took of a top secret Communist project. The family fled to the American Embassy and became involved in a world-wide incident. As the plot developed, the humor of the situation began to show through. Amusing anecdotes of the cast led to the hilar- ious climax of the show. 135 CONCEDT 6 .l. The annual Christmas Assembly was held December 23. The Con- e w cert choir, Girls' choir, Sopho- more choir, soloists, and Mr. Klamm's 3rd and 6th hour speech classes promoted Christmas spirit with their presentations. 137 .C Sponsor .............................................. . Nancy Ferguson Editor-in-Chief ........................................... . Tim Wood Layout Editor ........................................ . Anne Maglich Copy Editor ........................................ . Rhonda Trotter Photography Editor .............................. . Danny Jackson Art Editor .................................................. . Paul Brown Business Manager .................................. . Tonya Gibson Layout Staff .............................................. . Laura Brown Becky Gooch Alan Hale Karl Helton Sara Hoffman Robert Holliman Karen Peters Mike Sampson Teressa Thomson Copy Staff .................................................... . Lisa Evans Jo Marie Miller Ted Osborn Karen Rice Renee Schinderling Kathy Stark Photographers ......................................... . Steve Gaunt Stephanie Plisowski Artists ................................................ .Cheri Buffington Debbie Stueve , sPoNsoR 'v ' ' - , 7. , . . 'NANCY'FERGUSON . . 1 - . 1., , , 141 , X . wit imis,wiih discipline; when thereare WWI, k-A A,.--.V-M h, 7,. , ,V 'P 441,: Row 1 - Tom Scott, Greg Brown, George Henderson, Janet Porterfield, Debbie Linkhart, Jeannie Ohrvall, Debbie Anderson. Row 2 - Doug Wallace, Doug Matheson, Kevin Oswley, Kevin Copeland, Paul Anderson, Don Moss. Editors Kevin Bufton, Kelly Alston, Tom Ginavan 142 THE PIONEER is Van Horn's school newspaper. This year's pa- per staff of 23 issued papers every third week, a total of twelve times this year. The paper had interest- ing articles about student activi- ties, music, sports, and commu- nity projects. All articles were rig- idly scrutinized for mistakes in spelling, punctuation, and sen- tence structure by the editor-in- chief before they could be put in t the paper. The sponsor of Van Horn's newspaper was D.R. Smith. Circulation: Brian Holton, Pam Bishop, Steve Morley. Business: Mike Murphy, Cheryl Baker, David Nichols. 143 Row 1: Lisa Evans, Tammy Talcott, Carla Johansen. Row 2: Walter Wier- cinski, Laura Brown, Jennifer Lawton, Kevin Bufton, Brett Wagner. Row 1: Melva Merriman, Peggy Phillips, Becky Hall. Row 2: Herb Logan, Jeff Propst, Mitch Taylor, Jeff Kuddes, Chris Budd. 144 ,39w 1: mm a Ha'ze' ' asurer; Jayne Johnso ' res.; Ji . A att Student Council has been the government of Van Horn since 1955. Sponsoring Student Council for three years has been Mr. Hawblit- zel. Student Council had many projects this year. Voter registration was made available to students who were old enough to vote. Stu- dents who were 18, or 17 with parental permis- sion, could give blood on Blood Donor Day. New wall murals brightened much of the school. They were painted by artistically- inclined students. Homecoming, which was the largest project of Stuco, with the dance, pa- rade, and assembly was a great success. The Hole-in-the-Wall is the money maker for im- proving parts of the school through Project Improve. Activities for Student Council were the picnic at Lake Jacomo, several movies on Friday nights, and the mixer. Row 1: Alicia Hall, Terri Foster, Cindy Ross, Dianne Phipps Row 2: Kim Hogan, Larry Watts, Joanne Gile, Kellie Fitzpatrick, Donny Ershman, Sandy Heriford. 146 Hey all you Falcon Fans Well, how do I start to describe this year except to say it' 5 been super! When I think of everything we have done together, I am amazed. lt' 5 been crammed. You ve all made me welcome and been so friendly ifaculty included. i I hope those friendships will live forever. They are too good to die. If ever you are in England, phone 0922- 55327. I will always be available!! We have even had good? times in classes, though of course the after-school activities take the cream. Those crazy football games ll still don't understand itD, Pep Club yelling our lungs out, and Kappas making fools of- ourselves but enjoying it all the way - and so much more. I will take many things back home with me, even a Missouri 'twang' I am told, and the traditional hobby of T.P.ing and confettiing. I've had a smashing time and will always love all you Falcon Fans. Come up and see me sometime! Love, Ginny 2 ,..,---7 -'Ja'yhe Johfison . Summer Exchange 147 148 Row 1: Karen Harrison, Nanette McGee, Matt Mallinson, Vicki Wilson, Debbie Linkhart. American Field Service was a pro which brought foreign student America, while students here abroad. Its sponsor was Mr. Var A.F.S. programs were classified a Yearly, Summer, and Domestic. Yearly Program was for students wanted to spend a full school y- another country. The Summer Pro was for students who wanted to s a summer abroad. The Domestic gram was for students who want stay in the US The foreign exc student this year was Ginny Br from England. 1: Ginny Brewer, Karen Harrison, Nanette McGee, Matt MallinsongVicki Wilson, Debbie Linkhart, Ann Habiger, l Calovich. Row 2: Larry Nations, Bruce Roe, Tom Coleman, Glenn Meador, Calvin Kangman, Tracy Woods, ifer Lawton. 149 National Honor Society I Robba Addison Kevin Bufton Karen Rice Jill Porterfield Steve Carroll President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Bonnie Brinkley Rhonda Buchholz Marla Burkett Jon Costlow Becky Gooch Gina Hartmeier Chuck Harvey Wanda Jackson Jayne Johnson Karen Peters Deanna Richards Kathy Stark Mike Striley Bill Terry Ed Theisen Linda Wieligman 150 Mary Willis Vicki Bradham Pam Waxman Chris Budd John Ellis lr. Rep. Susan Wopata Sara Dillon Kelley Hazen Johnna Howard Debbie Linkhart l Y7 .- - -' , . A h; I .1 if? Julia Yuhas Jeannie Ohrvall NOT PlCTURED Tammy Martin Karen Covey Janice Dealy Cheryl Jackson Kathy Jamison Sheila Mitchell Karen Wheaton Leslie Rapp Mitch Taylor Jody Varner No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. It repre- sents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have at- tained most nearly the desired ends. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in the sense that they recognize specialized ability, skill, or talent; but this Society looks upon education as a total product measUred by the four dimensions of life: character, leadership, ser- vice, and scholarship. 151 152 Key Club Key Club Key Club Key Club Members of Quill 8e Scroll had to be seniors, on a publication staff one year. In order to be selected for membership, each was re- quired to submit a project dem- onstrating his knowledge of pub- lication principles. From Left: Larry Watts, John Hix, Jeff Kuddes, Tim Wood, Darrel Diskell, John Ellis, Mike Clark, Jeff Wait, Mark Coulas, Ryan Potts, Richard Lund, Jim Gall. Offi- cers were President, Jim Gall; Vice-Presi- dent, Ryan Potts; Sec., Richard Lund; Trea- surer, Jeff Johnson Tim Wood, FALCON Editor-in-Chief; Rhonda Trotter, FALCON Copy Editor;Danny Jackson, FALCON Photography Editor. Left To Right; Susan Wopata, Laneta Prior, Barbara Dishong, Karen Kelly, Susan Mitchell, Sally Keeton. The Van Horn Ecology Club contin- ued to collect papers at the Eco-de- pot in Fairmount. It was open the first and third Saturday of each month. They sponsored a needy family for Christmas and held clean- up rallies. The sponsors this year were Dan Sherman and Sally Keeton. 153 Row One: Co-Captains, Matt Whitworth and Tim Shackelford; Row Two: Captain, Jim Gall; Song Leader, Jeff Kuddes; Row Three: Chap- lain, Tom Wieligman. 1. Mr. Mitchell 2. Ron Domsch 3. Wayne Timmons 4. Mark Tapk- Roger Heinrich 6. Terry Moore 7. Kevin Burgess 8. Jim Call 9. Cr Anderson 10. Terry Sutcliffe 11. Steve Carroll 12. Matt Whitworth Jimmy Stevenson 14. David Carpenter 15. Mark Coulas 16. John E 17. Mitch Taylor 18. Bob Cantrell 19. Pat Casey 20. Tim Foster Mike Clark 22. Jeff Kuddes 23. Tim Shackelford 24. Jeff Johnson Dale Corum 26. Tom Wieligman 1 Lkiue . . t . Row One: Co-Captain, Becky Hall; Captain, Robba Addison; Row Two: $gt.-at-Arms, Robiq Ross; Chaplain, Jayne Johnson; Row Three: Treasurer, Julia Yuhas; Song Leader, Jo Ann Evans; Not pic tured: Song Leader, Dana LaFountain; Secretary, Tonya Gibson it is essential for an athlete to be at peace with himself and his surroundings. One way in which he may find this inner peace is through Christ. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a nationwide organization in which the members can seek fulfillment in friendships and have fellowship with God. Monthly, the separate Huddle iboys1 and Cuddle igirls1 groups combined for a joint meeting. Together, they raised money that en- abled them to send members to summer camp. This year, they worked a concession stand at a Chiefs' foot- ball game, sold programs at a Scouts' hockey game, and 1. Deanna Wright 2. Jana Parris 3. Becky Hall 4. Robba Addison, S. the girls sold popcorn balls at sports events. They also Ahgie Swanson 6. Sandy Irleriford 7. 10 Ann Evans 8. Jody Varner 9 sponsored their annual assembly here at Van Horn. Cindy Ross 10. Susan H'eriford 11. Julia Yuhas 12. Diana Wenzel 13 The introduced the rest of th h I t F C A d 't Dena Porterfleld 14. Mindy Reed 15. Nancy Clark 16. Cathy Fitzpa- y e 5C 00 0 ' ' ' an ' 5 trick 17. Robin Ross 18. Laura Brown 19. Jayne Johnson 20. Karen purpose. Peters 21. Johanna Howard 22. Patty Timko 23. Mrs. Mitchell 24. Trqvis Mitchell 25. Lisa Evans 26. Anne Maglich 27. Minka 155 Cathy Daugherty Initiator Nanett McGee Sara Dillon Belinda Morley lnter-Society Rep. Athenian Rhonda Buchholz Vice-President Amy Edwards Historian Alison Richards President Carol Calovich Chaplain Lisa Evans SecretarWSgt.-at-Ar Paula Smitka ParliamentarianMecr ary Hoelscher reasurer Sara Hoffman Sgt.-at-Arms Debbie Howes NOT PICTURED Cathy Fitzpatrick Charlene McKenzie Lisa Carmack Teresa Janacaro 157 '1 Kapponian Janice Bergen Ginny Brewer Dana DeWalt Chaplain lnitiator-Parliamentarian Jayne Johnson Tambi Larsen Connie Lawton Jennifer Lawton Vice-PresidenUChaplain PresidenVVice-Presi I Belinda Schmitt Camille Sumner Terri Thurman Julie Yuhas Treasurer 158 Alicia Hall Karen Harrison Kelley Hazen Sheryl Houghton Kappa CirVPresident lnter-Society Rep. eresa Millan Sherry Motter Karen Porterfield Cindy Ross Sec.-Reporter 159 160 Donna Asher Jo Ann Gile Lori Bates Reporter .M May L281 - e Jaylene Graham Historian Karen Wheaton Jonni Willett Linda Yourtee Donna Breshears President Connie Hayden Vice-PresJSgt.-at-Arms Peggy Phillips Treasurer Laura Brown Parliamentarian Jackie Hayes Diana Phipps Marlene Chamberldir Jennifer Hoffman Cindy Rotz lntersociety-rep. Christine Clark Cindy Daugherty Jo Anna Evans Lenora Fry Donna Garrison Reporter lizabeth Hull Gloria Kriegh many LUSSO Melanie Mays Linda Metzger haplain Sgt.-at-Arms Chaplain '4. V-'; 3.7LIL. Debbie Schulte Kelly Stalker Tammy Talcott Teressa Thomson Teresa Vice Secretary Parliamentarian Thala Phia Miss Ragland Sponsor 161 Jim Gall Matt Mallinson President Vice-President Steve Morley Brett McMahon Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Jeff Propst Richard Lund Secretary Chaplain mmmmgV'. mmuuulmmgl o: W Va X W . I y Ed Theisen Greg Mackey Jay Noland Jeff Johnson 162 -vin Copeland rliamentarian Steve Carroll Tom Coleman Chris Heman -vin Bear Steve Younts Derrek WOOdS William Adams Fairmount Motor Products Donnie Brown Pacer Oil Co. Bill Buffalow Builder's Hard- ware 8: Supply Carter Anderson Anderson Safety Equipment Co. Cheryl Baker K. C. Public Library Kathy Baldwin Sugar Creek Bank Julie Blake Mallow Dental Laboratory Holly Clark Flower City Annette Dube Lerner's Tammi Clark T.G.$Y. David Dunlap Beebe Battery Terry Curtis Nelly Don Warehouse Debbie Ensor K. C. Public Library Ricky Dehn Howard, Needles, Tamen 8t Burgan- dorf Randy Fritz Harriman Lumber Debbie Dickinson Creative World Day Care Center Judy Gann Dahmer Chevrolet Jim Blanding Curt's Market Lonnie Brown Montgomery Wa Dennis Casey Catholic Publ. House Belinda Childs Montgomery W Ken Gillap Debra Graham Jeff Green Carolyn Griffin Turner Music McDonalds Independence E.K. Campbell Co. Sanitarium Co. Steve Hays Greg Hendrix Doug Hodges Betty Holland Sears Roebuck Unity Village Ben Franklin Automotive Supply and Co. Inc. a , NO PICTURE AVAILABLE David Jones Lumber City Teresa Keeney Worth's Rhonda Jenkins Putsch's Dale Hughes Honda Karen Mason One Hour Martinizing Jeff Littleton Holiday Inn Motel Tammy Martin Kentucky Fried Chicken Andy Laughlin Kentucky Fried Chicken Vocational training, both in class and on the job, was available to students through Cooperative Occupational Education. Students participating in this program spent from one to two hours daily studying clerical work, retailing, or a specific trade. These students also left school early each day to hold part time jobs. One unit of credit was received for the job, and grades were given by the employer each grade period. Kevin Harris Conoco Tucky Hanes Towncraft Cabinet Co. 'Bobby Horton McCall Diana Hopkins Montgomery Ward David Kerchevall David Kopp McDonald's T.G.8aY. Auto Center 'NQ PICTURE- a AVAILABLE w David Maupin Cameron McDaniel Harzfelds Montgomery Ward Bernie Miller Sears Roebuck and Co. Susan Metz K-Mart 165 : .NO PICTURE WVAILABLE Lovina Molder Robert Osborne Ed Osowsky Margaret Rader Danny Rahe Nora Rains Children's Mercy Country Kitchen Justrite Grocery Clem's Drive-ln Western Auto Dr. Shemwell Hospital Cheryl Rockers Jay Rowan Lisa Schmidt David Scott Carla Sharon Bill Shockley Woolworth Chrome Auto K.C. Executive Zarda's McDonald's Arthur Treacher Parts Sales Doug Smith Ken Steffen Joanna Stevens Linda Sturges Steven Stites Robert Thomas Pacer Oil Co. LT. Co. K.C. Lettergraphics LC. Penney T.C..8:Y. Auto Sheffield Auto Warehouse Inc. Center Parts NO PICTURE AVAILABLE l Regina Sullivan Sharon Toews Karen Tracy John Turner David Veit Greg Wahlers Hi-Style Lettering King's Fabrics Sears Roebuck and Penney's Auto Burstein Applebee Fairmount Moto Co. Center Products NO PICTURE AVAILABLE -.v. 7, 4-11 A Bill Warren Vickie Wilson Jeff Witthar Beebe Battery Montgomery Quality Inn M Ward Mask 81 Wig The musicals and dramatic presentations were assisted by the Mask and Wig Committee. Knowing about makeup was an important fac- tor on being a part of this group. Row 1: Marsha McDaniel, Row 2: Melva Merriman, Nancy Vest, Row 3: Karen Davies, Lanetta Pryer, Nancy Shadox, Row 4: Janice Hitchcock, Lori Simmons 1. Tim Wood 2. Mike Malko 3. Peggy Ray 4. Roger Heinrich 5. Terry Sutcliffe 6. Karen Nixon 7. Tim Shackelford 8. Jo Anna Evans 9. Martin Prins 10. Cindy Terry 11. Bob Graham 12. Debbie Miller 13. Rick Mauck 14. Dana LaFountain 15. Robin Ross 16. Jamie Hall 17. Amy Hendrickson 18. Linda Bly 19. Beth Casey 20. Pam Waxman 21. Valerie Kirby 22. Mary Vitt 23. Maxine Shelton 24. Candy Fields 25. Susan Nichols 26. Patty Potts 167 168 A Company R O: xx nun purl m; ED LMD DR : f kEADA. .mp1 i UNMDN om! ' ' ' ' I ffxi- 19:1'L'j Kneeling: John Kunkle, Terry Wood, Dale Shelly, Ted Cunningham, Tim Snow, Noah Moran, John Ward, St Don Campfield, Gary Clark, Lorren Buck, Greg Deer, Eugene Robertson, Ben Hughes, Randy Henley, Rick Robert Clevenger, Tom Sly, Ray Campfield, Scott Queen, James Coatney, Rick Carpenter. Kneeling; Vivian Propst, Edith Feltenberger, Janice Shafer, Rhonda Thomas, Standing: Wes Emer Griffin, James Coatney, Steve Everhart, Bill Gardner, Jerry Coleman, James Harris, Sheila Mooney, Cannon, Tammy Coleman, Billy Choat, Connie Stuart, Brenda Atkinson, Lois Damitz, Mary Ho RESTRICTED TORSUP RVISED :FIRING WlTH .22 CALI R RIFL x WITH OFT NOSEDML AD 0R eeling; George Altabas, Tom Larsen. Standing; Robert Sinclair, Mike Rodak, Paula Lille, David Kain, Valerie Kirby, rlos Atkison, Tricia Sims, Byron Dunnington, Susan Bufford, Mike Hain, Judy Hutchinson, Ralph Ervi, Shirley pers, Johnny Fields, Angel Shaffer, Robert Durkin, Jill Steinkamp. N am eeling; George Altabas, Ricky Glor, Tom Larsen, Carl Scott. Standing; David Trussell, Valerie Kirby, Mike Rodak, la Litle, William Lindsey. 159 Drill Tea OFT Nu: ED erm , 'F'i'mi Color Guards 61 .t W W $11,5me gum: Mom . Kneeling - Tim Colliver, Greg Rasa, Randy Williams, Chris Campfield Standing - d Kain, Byron Dunnington, Terry Akins, Rick Williams, Robert Sinclair, Steve Everhart, Hamm, Mike lones, Vince Shockley, Jack Buchan, Brian Ahring. Kneeling - Vince Shokley, Mike Jones. Standing - Jack Buchan, Randy Williams. 170 COmpany ' f7i i7 KhblKlblEU IU DUI' KVIDEU ' -3 FIRING MITH,.22 CALI? R'RIFL x WITH IOFT NOSED L: AD DR EAUA -orAMMUNnJ-N ONl .' 1: Brian Ahring - SFC; John Hamm - MSGT; Kyle Rorrer SGT; Terry Akins - 1st SGT; Row 2: Mike Jones C; Tim Malone SGT; Joseph Probst - SSG; Wade Klostermayer SSG; Diane Highfill - PFC; Mark Hansen T; Kevin Vinyard - PFC; William Brand 556; Anthony Stillians PFC; Stuart Shelp SFC; Gene Devasher 50; William Donaldson .. PFC; Ben Hughes - SGT. ling: Kyle Rorrer - SGT; Terry Akins - 1st SGT. Standing: Jimmy Yates - MSG; Brian Ahring - SFC; John m - MSG; Gene Devasher - MSG. Row 1: Tom Sly, Vicki Choat, Delores Wild, Dianne Fishell. Row 2: Bonny Smith, Peggy Ray, Sandy Gross, Vera Jones, Connie Roberts. ' Roy Bilyeu, Don Bouyear, Jack Buchan, Randy Williams, Amy Roberts, Chris Ballew, Ed Roberts, Sam Meador. Co-Capt., Vicki Choat; Capt, Peggy Ray; Co-C u III 515131 Girls' Athletic Club w 1: Jerry Jennings, Vice-President; Mona Midget, President; Becky Grimmett, Kim Hodge. Row 2: Treasurer, Denise Herman; Secretary, y McDaniel; Kellea Jenkins, Historian; Marta Zucca, Linda Elgin. Row 3: Kathy Crain, Teresa Mitchell, Sandy Sherman, Tonya Norris, Corrie g, Brenda Crain, Sgt.-at-Arms; Sherri Waterman, Debbie Messer. The Girls' Athletic Club was primarily a service club. The girls were ready and willing to provide needed service for any of Van Horn's various teams, but they mainly served the wrestling and gymnastics teams this year. Genuine interest was the basic requirement for joining the club, but the usual grade requirements had to be met also. The interest of the girls was shown by the fact that half of them had already lettered in a sport or participated in one during the year. Sponsor: Mrs. Pauk 173 T74 Directors And Accompanist i m 1i ii u l i. William Cofer The combined talents of Wallace Fike and Wil- liam Cofer again led to the success of this year's musical productions. These two instructors, with the aid of Jane Dauer, made up the teach- ing staff in the music department. Mr. Fike taught instrumental music; and Mr. Cofer, along with Mrs. Dauer as his accompanist, di- rected vocal music and all of Van Horn's choirs. Wallace Fike Jane Dauer S rHoMQnE 23 033 Above: Row 1: Lisa Wilson, Carol Klussman, Vicki Choat, JoMarie Miller, Melanie Mays, Delores Wild, Terri Trotter, Marlene Cham- berlain, Lenora Fry. Row 2: Marsha Pulley, Mindy Reed, Tammy Breshears, Susan Nichols, Terri Wright, Deanna Wright, Kristy Waid, Becky Clayton, Linda McCormack, Tami Smith. Row 3: Fatty Brawner, Patti Timko, Donna Jones, Joann Bolinger, Karen Bonner, Jennifer Wise, Debbie Rusan, Jonni Willett, Cheryl Wilson, Lori Kleihauer, Patty Potts. Left: SecretarWTreasurer, Patty Potts; President, Lenora Fry; Vice- President, Melanie Mays. 175 Row 1: Kim Earls, Dhronda Smith, Gwen Anthony, Dianne Fishell, Carla Johansen, Kim Andressen, Tammy Nicoll. Row 2: Lori Bates, Cindy Eads, Anne Habiger, Chris Clark, Carla Fox, Verna VanWey, Lynda Evans, Lynetta Pryor. Row 3: Debbie Dierkes, Peggy Ray, Linda Wilcox, Marsha McDaniel, Janet Ludwig, Suze Bowles, Karen Mason, Valerie Kirby, Jo Waterson. QB 35' $03. 176 177 Tammy Sara Hoffman, Tammy Talcott. Row 2: Cheryl Lull, Lori Bates. Row 3: Treasurers, Tracy Beeler, Debbie Crain. Row 3: Anne Maglich, President, ie DeRossett, Debbie Hampton, Carolyn Johnson. -president, Debbie Dierkes; Paula Epperson, , Carla Sharon, 3: r. e .l r. e H a .n .w G e, 00 d .n B m a P kw V a D .m K .D b e D e, t O n a G a S e L h, .m V lo a C d r a C S k .m H a n n 0 D ny Gunn, Debbie Bonner, Becky Gooch Row 1: Secretaries, Bonnie Brinkley and Jo Waterson. Row 2: Vice eryl McAfee, Susan Holland Talcott and Carla Johansen. w 1: Bonnie Brinkley, .NCQEI? 178 Row One: Nancy Vest, Rhonda Buchholz, Becky Davis, Pam Waxmamy Donna Asher, Lee Ann Maple, Pam Fugate, 10 Anna Evans'Z Martha Hu Row Two: Mike Schelw, Jill Porterfield, Chuck Harvew, Karen Rica, Bill Terry , Terre Clemens, Tim Foster, Richard Lund, Lori BatesE Bruce Renee McBride. Row Three: Cindy Winter, Janet Ludwig, Donna Klussman, Linda Wieligman, Sharon Toews, Kathy StarW, Greg Mackey, Malko, Wanda Jackson, Kim Williamv, Debbie Howes. Row Four: Terry Curtis, Susan Wopata't, Jeff Johnson, Robba Addisom, John Ellis, Waterson, Jerry Scott, Ron Andrav, John Ellis, JoAnn Waterson, Jerry Scott, Ron Andrae1'3 Kevin Bear, Darrell Riley, Danny Jackson'S Jim CQHO$I a 5' m rm: ,ma gjx x W: s IIW 3 7, One: Tammy Talcott, Donna Sharon, Sabrina Cowen, Debbie Linkhart, Deanna Richards, Kelly Hazem, Cindy Barnes, Linda Bly, Carla 50M, Tammy Corlew. Row Two: Alison Richards, Peggy Phillips, David Kerchevall, Chris Budw, Karen Peterv, Mike Clark, Karen Nixon, Jayne on, Lori DeWeese, Lisa Hay, Karen Kelly, Carolyn Brandon. Row Three: Gary Hunt, Dennis Gagnon, Sara Hoffmamz Donna Garrison, Randy ms, Jeanie Ohrvall, Kelly Stalker, Jennifer Lawton, Printha Beavers, Carolyn Johnson, Kathy Lusso, Donna Breshears. Row Four: Jim Richert, Ted ng, Les Rapp, Brian Null, Rick Mach, Ryan Pottst Tim Wood,5 Jeff Kuddes, Anne Maglich, Jeff Wait, Janice Hitchcock, Darrell DriskelP, Brown. iDenotes Chamber Choir President, Ryan Potts; Vice-President, Jo Anna Evans; Treasurers, Tammy Talcott and Robba Addison; Secretaries, Karen Rice and Bill Terry; Treasurer, Karen Peters; Secretaries, Laura Brown and Rhonda Buchholz. .AEE Row 1: Nancy Allen, Nick Stanley, Charles Shields, Fred Norman, Karen Harrison, Karen Wheaton, Sara Hoffman, Richard Miller, David Crawford, Chris Clemens, Mark Curtain. Row 2: Alicia Hall, Shirnice Gee, Sheryl Houghton, Nancy Wheeler, Karen Kelly, Lori Payur, Michael Collier, Greg Rasa, Mary Schmidt, Gloria Kriegh, Jill Steinkamp, Deanna Wright. Row 3: Mark Twyman, Jacob Learning, Lori Zacharias, Darrell Bagshaw, James Baughman, Martin Prins, John Cain, Kevin Copeland, Billy Hargus, Shelly Kismer, Donna Asher. Row 4: Tom Wieligman, Alan Gardner, Earl Hayes, Jimmie Jones, Tom Krahenbuhl, Ben Mobley, Mark Hudson, Brian Decker, Darrell Riley, Danny Jackson, David McGinnis. Band Officers Bottom To Top: Vice-president, Brian Decker; Sergeant-at-Arms, Karen Harrison; Treasurer, Nancy Allen; Secretary, Sara Hoffman; President, Darrell Riley. 180 1: Deanna Wright, Charles Shields, Printha Beavers, Chris Clemens, Patty Brawner; Row 2: Mike Collier, Chris Heman, ie Jones, Greg Rasa, Brian Decker, Earl Hayes, Les Rapp; Row 3: Alan Gardner, Tom Wieligman, Lori Zacharias, John ghman, Ben Mobley, Kevin Copeland, John Cain, Martin Prins, Chuck Harvey. 181 182 .I HE$QI. Row 1: Alan Covington, Alex Liels, Patty Brawner, Lori Jones, Printha Beavers, Paul Crandall, Debbie Howes, Un Row 2: Nick Stanley, Chuck Harvey, John Cain, Darrell Riley, Leslie Rapp, Chris Heman, Jerry Scott. H. a 3.; - . n ,1 . V $ . q .. I u . 'j. VA - x. . cl 1.. vv ; - ; - ' , A X k 9 3L . 9'. g k ' .94: In. .. . - , mfg; ,: I... I a f7- LKV-KIF 3+ 1 H r .4 mane: : k . 14 , m. K a k 1 v . . Tiff? r , .. , 115531 . , ' I x . -. ' : , ';. W l ' l ' yr . , M ,F P ' P ft 1 if If v . , l x .x - a V Karen Wheaton, a junior, has been twirling for approxi- mately nine years. She has done several different rou- tines during half-time at the football games in the past two years. Karen participates in ice skating and swim- ming, but enjoys all kinds of sports. She was a member of Pep Club and manager of the boys' swimteam. This year she participated in Vantasia doing a routine to Tough Enough . Besiges using the baton, Karen can perform suspenseful acts using fire and knives. Twirling her baton, Karen has made the nationals three times and state six times. She also twirls on a team which has taken first in state for the past six years. Row One: John Hamm, Kathy Schelp, Ken Hogan, Patti Brawner, Lee Ann Lindahl, Fraulein Ferguson, Kath Nelson, Sandy Huntoon, Chuck Harvey. Row Two: Pam Bridge, Kelly Stalker, Greg Kern, Leslie RaPP, Cure Treece, Mary Schmidt, Jimmie Jones, Donna Klussman, Amy McDaniel, Matt Mallinson, Tom Whetzell 184 Vice-President, Ken Hogan; President, Patti Brawner; Sec.-Treasurer, Lee Lindahl. One of the most active clubs this year was German club. This ambitious club was involved in money making projects such as a concession stand at the American Graffitti movie, selling shrink art and Bicenten- nial medallions. They had the frisbee contest at the Stuco picnic, a German cheering sec- tion at a football game, a float in the Homecoming parade, and they were also involved in Van- tasia. German club supported Student Council projects and was informally affiliated with A.F.S. Sponsoring German club this year was Fraulein Ferguson. 0'0' 0 32,. 0'0'0' 02020: y 02 ' V v T V 6006 .420202 I 185 PICTURE NOT l AVAILABLE Chuck Good Kathy Lusso Derrek Woods Melva Merriman Kelley Hazen President Vice-President Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Scribe Gary Hunt Mary Ann Arditto Donna Breshears. Keeper of the Plaque Duane Dougherty Jaylene Graham Connie Hayden Connie Lawton w m w Ted Learning Jay Noland Brett Wagner Pam Waxman Terri Wright EE$H33NT$S3 32.Jim Gall. Spanish Club V Sponsor: Se'Eorita TongaN ice- President, Jody Varner; Secretary, Susan Heriford; President, Tom inavan. 1.Mike Murphy, 2.Dan Goodwin, 3.Tim Foster, 4.Peggy Phillips, 5.Pam Waxman, 6.Robin Anderson, 7.Tambi Larsen, 8.Mona Sanders, 9.Becky Clayton, 10.Marsha McDaniel, 11.Tom Wieligman, 12. Sharon Borgstadt, 13.10dy Varner, 14.Debra Miller, 15.Susan Heriford, 16.Cheryl McAfee, 17.Paula Smitka, 18.Donna Hicks, 19.Linda Topi, 20.Dena Porterfield, 21.Camille Sumner, 22.David Robles, 23.Jeff Wait, 24.Ray L6pez, 25.Glen Meador, 26.Sherry Bussinger, 27.Patty Potts, 28. Belinda Morley, 29.Paula Lay, 30John Yuhas, 31.Jim Richert, Spanish Club was organized right before Christmas by Se'fforita Ferguson. Among the club's activities were learning Christmas carols, having a taco party and making tortillas from scratch. 187 188 Row 1: Jaylene Graham, Jay Noland, Kelley Hazen, Jeff Propst, Brett Wagner, Mrs. Bentz, -: McMahon, Chuck Good, Herb Logan, Lisa Wilson. Row 2: Nanett McGee, Becky Grimmett, C Daugherty, Jackie Hayes, Debbie Brunk, Larry Nations, Matt Mallinson, Bill Warren. Row 3: De Bronson, Laurie Simmons, Paul Oney, John Hamm, Alex lles, Pierre Heidrich, Mike Schelp, T. Larson, Tracy Beeler, Jonni Willett, Kelly Stalker, Diana Phipps, Sherry Motter. Row 4: Rod Ennis, Johnson, Mike Young, Duane Daugherty, Brad Scott, Eric Lynn, Robert Holliman, Connie Law Gloria Kriegh, Bruce Jackson. Vice-president, Chuck Good; Secretary, Jackie Hayes; Treasurer, Jeff Propst; not pictured: President, Derrek Woods. 1: Diana Phipps, Jackie Hayes, Matt Mallinson, Kelly Hazen, Becky mst. Row 2: Brad Scott, Chuck Good, Duane Daugherty, Jay Noland, Jeff nst, Robert Holliman, Brett McMahon, Brett Wagner, John Hamm, Herb 1: Kelly Hazen, Jeff Propst, Brett Wagner, Mrs. Bentz, Brett McMahon, k Good, Herb Logan. Row 2: Jackie Hayes, Debbie Brunk, Larry Nations, Mallinson, Bill Warren. Row 3: Jay Noland, Becky Grimmet, Cindy Daugh- John Hamm, Alex lles, Pierre Heidrich, Tambi Larson, Jonni Willett, Kelly er, Diana Phipps, Bruce Jackson. Row 4: Mike Young, Duane Daugherty, Scott, Eric Lynn, Robert Holliman. Not Pictured, Derrek Woods, Richard , Kevin Copeland, Mike Striley, Kathy Fitzpatrick National Forensic League is Van Horn's honorary debate society. Membership is obtained after gaining twenty-five points which are earned by participating in weekly contests. This year, the league has doubled its member- ship and raised money by raffling off a $100.00 bill. Two members, Kelley Hazen and Jeff Propst, commented on the mounting tension before a tournament and the challenges of competition. They brought out the idea that this was more than an organiza- tion: they were friends, working toward a common goal, they be- came a family, sharing the hard- ships and the good times. 189 K1666. ?.xxxxx6xxtxvnxxxx xx x. . . Stage Managers: Kathy Lusso and Dennis Gagnon 190 Sponsor: Mr. Klamm 1. Sheila Moore 2. Terri Henson 3. Pierre Heidrich 4. Karen Harrison 5. Connie Law- ton 6. Diana Phipps 7. Vera Jones 8. Brad Scott 9. Jackie Hayes 10. Larry Nations 11. Cindy Daugherty 12. Gary Hunt 13. Alex Iles 14. Donna Breshears 15. Terri Wright 16. Jennifer Wise 17. Teresa Milan 18. Mr. Klamm 19. Mike Young 20. Duane Daugh- erty 21. Jaylene Graham 22. Chuck Good 23. Derrek Woods 24. Gloria Kriegh 25. Jay Noland 26. Dennis Gagnon 27. Mary Ann Arditto 28. Brian Decker 29. David McGin- nis 30. Kathy Lusso 31. Melva Merriman 32. Ted Leaming. 43 ert Sinclair, Bruce Roe, Charlie Shields, Robert Holli- , Joe Theisen, John Hamm, Paul Crandall, Mike Stri- Sponsor: Mr. Sweeney 191 100 Girls Clu 100 Girls Club was established by the National Association of University Wom- en to honor girls of high academic achievement. The club was composed of the top five girls in the junior and senior Classes of each of the high schools in the Kansas City area. Two gatherings were held in the spring to give each girl indi- vidual recognition. I92 u rnado Squad ging: Steve Carroll. Row 1: Robba Addison, Gina Hartmeier, Rhonda Buchholz, Karen Peters, Donna Brashears, Tammy tin, Vera Land, Karen Rice, Yong Yi. Row 2: Frank Gallick, Jennifer Hoffman, Deanna Richards, Ed Theisen, Jon Costlow, l y Stark. Row 3: Greg Mackey, Bob Adams, Kevin Bufton, Tom Ginavan. rnado Squad was an organization com- ised of Mr. Kaifes' second hour class. They re involved in directing students to the oper places during all tornado drills. 193 ?MIBR-OW'L 196 Senior Class Officers t.-at-Arms, Steve Carroll; President, Robba Addison; Vice-President, Tim Shackel- rd; Reporter, Kevin Bear; Secretary: Jayne Johnson; Treasurer, Greg Mackey. 197 7 539 Adams, William Addison, Robba Alston, Kelly Anderson, Carter Anderson, Crai Anderson, Curtis Anthony, Gwen Arditto, Mary A 198 Baker, Cheryl Baldwin, Kathy Barber, Joyce. Barnes, Cindy Barszczak, James Bates, Lori Bear, Kevin Bishop, Pam Blake, Julie Blanding, James Bly, Linda 199 Bogacz, Theresa Bonner, Debbie Boone, Sherri 80wman, Dana Breshears, Donna Brewer, Genelle Brewer, Ginny Briles, Larinda Brinkley, Bonnie Brown, Paul 200 m u. - .. , .n .mmw 'n ... .. ;.:: , Brown, Paula Brown, Joyce Brunk, Debra Buchholz, Rhonda Buffalow, William Burgess, Kevin Burkett, Marla Burnett, Kathy Burns, Bruce 201 Burton, Danny Butler, Mary Butler, Michael Carney, Allen Carr, Paul Carr, Shirley Carroll, Steve , ma. ,-a-c..u .u x HA..- MHVi. ' H Casey, Dennis 0. Casey, Michael Chapman, Michael 202 Coleman, Thomas Cooper, Cindy Corlew, Tamara W Mlmn . Corson, Lori Costlow, Jon Cox, Linda Craven, Janet Crawford, Sheryl 203 Cresswell, Steve Curtin, Sandra Curtis, Steve Curtis, Terry l su' Ii Dalton, Allan Daniels, Russell Darnel, Darla Davies, Karen ' Davis, Becky Davis, Doris Davis, Kathy Decker, Brian 204 Dehn, Ricky Dempsey, Steve Dennis, Teresa Dorrell, Lester Dougherty, Lisa riskell, Richard Dube, Annette 205 Dunlap, David Dye, Keith Ek, John q: Vt mm'khc-i M. Evans, Mary Evans, Richard Fisher, Kevin 206 itzpatrick, Doug Foster, Timothy Fowler, Cheryl FOXX, Kevin Fritz, Randall Gall, James Gallick, Frank Gann, Judy Gardner, David Gardner, Kenneth arrigus, Christie Gates; Charles L. 207 208 209 George, Phillip Gessley, Terry Goff, Dennis Coins, Patty Gooch, Becky Good, Chuck Goodwin, Daniel Gordon, Pamela Graham, Debra 210 Hafner, Vickey raham, Jaylene Green, Jeffery Hali, Jamie Hampton, Howard Hanes, William Hargis, Bill 1? i . Harris, Kevin Harrison, Karen Hartmeier, Gina Harvey, Charles R. Jr. Hay, Lisa Hayden, Connie Hayes, Steven Hayes, Tim Heriford, Susan Hickman, Ron 212 Hill, Robin Hill, Vint Hills, Patrick Hitchcock, Janice Hodges, Doug uffman, Jennifer Hoffman, Sara Holland, Betty Holler, Ernest Holler, Karen Holton, Brian Hopkins, Diana Huffstutter, Joel J Hughes, Dale Ingram, James Ingram, Mike Jackson, Danny Jackson, Wanda 214 James, Larry Janssens, Homer Johansen, Carla Johnson, Jayne Johnson, Teresa H ? . mm Jones, Diana Jones, Robert Keeney, Teresa Kellis, Neil Kerchevall, David Kleuver, Sandra Klussman, Donna Kline, Mike Konomos, Chris Kopp, David Krebs, Daniel Kriz, Edward Kurtz, Darrell Land, Vera LaRoque, Thomas 216 . ellh LaRue, Shelly Laughlin; Andy Lawton, Jennifer Lay, Paula Lentell, Steven Leslie, Marty Lewis, Gayle Liles, Michael 217 Lindsey, Sean Lindsey, William Lopez, Raymond Malko, Mike 218 Lusso, Kathy Mallinson, Charles Long, Richard Malone, Jeff Marek, Jim Mason, Debbie Mason, Karen McDaniel, Cameron McDaniel, Marsha McMahon, Brett McNeill, Gary McNurlin, Pam Meador, Glenn' 219 Metz, Susan Millan, Richard Miller, Darla Molder, Lovena Montgomery, Doug Morgan, Ruby Morley, Steven Moss, David Mullies, Brian 220 Nelson, Ruby Nelson, Todd Nicoll, Tammy Nixon, Karen Norris, Tammy O'Conner, Denny Oles, Celina Olinskey, Raymond 221 Osburn, Melody Osowski, Ed Owsley, Kevin Pappas, Val Parrish, Tammy Peck, Joy Pennington, Clay Peters, Karen Pierce, Janet Polc, Steve Porterfield, Jill Potts, Ryan Prins, Martin Rader, Margaret 222 Reilley, Ellen Rice, Tina 223 224 225 Richards, Micheal Roberts, Sandy Rockers, Cheryl Rounds, Steve Rowan, Jay Royal, Rebecca ' 3; - t. :. Russell, Marilee Ryan, Julie Sammons, Katherine Sanders, Randy Schelp, Micha. 226 inderling, Renege Schlappi, Vickie Schmidt, Lisa Schmitz, Sheryl Schulte, Donna Scott, Carl Scott, Cheryl Scott, David Shackelford, Tim Sharon, Carla 227 Shelton, Maxine Sherman, Tammy Shute, Dan Small, Carrie Smith, Bonny 228 mith, Douglas Smith, Roger apleton, Debra Smith, Dronda Smith, Terry Stark, Kathy Smith, Mark Sparks, Alan Starr, Laura Smith, Mary Squire, Lloyd Steffen, Ken Staggs, Nancy Stevens, Joanna 229 Striley, Michael Sutcliffe, Terry Swanson, Marcy 8 Sweeden, Darrell Talcott, Tammy Tapko, Mark Terry, William Theisen, Edw 230 Thomas, Ed Thomson, Teressa Topi, Linda J! Jr Tracy, Karen Trinidad, Jim Tripp, Edward Trotter, Rhonda Tuohey, Mike 231 232 Tuttle, Marge Villers, Mary Kay Van Wey, Vera Vochatzer, Mary Veit, David Wahlers, Gregg Veit, Debbie Walker, Dana Vest, Nancy Walker, Jerry Walter, Bryan Whitworth, Matt Watts, Jim Wiedner, Vicki Waxman, Pam Wieligman, Linda Wilcox, Linda Weaver, Kandace Wiercinski, Walt Wilhelm, Melissa 233 Willard, Tim Willard, Wes Willis, Mary Williams, Kimberly Williams, Ricky Williams, Russell Willis, David Wilson, Janet Wilson, Larry Wilson, Vickie J. Witthar, Jeff Wood, Timoth 234 Zacharias, Bill rim WVV X7 nyl 236 Senior Ballot 76 7 T T 2T 7 7 777 7 7T TTTTHTT w nTT..T T T M . W T T HI T'T' ' m J ..-T T' ' 'T I T T TM W ' T T T . 11 u u T u H V V'm T u U H Wm H T :, T . H u m .T.T m TTT - T Tn H ' u , u 7 ; H T T d . T T n m T m 3 f T-T-T' H u 7 u v m T q. H m , T . H mTyTT WTTWWTT TTT TT T TT my TV T-T 'T W ; T H .T I . TTT .. Tm v TTT!M L I u' TT H T .. ,T IX huu'um H h T 11 T 'mn .le T IMT ' NW '13: H'TTU 238 Senior Ballot 76 239 240 SENIOR BALLOT 241 Vc-n' .qummr Akers, Patty Alexander, Mike Allen, Todd Andrew, Robert Baggett, Mary Akins, Terry Allen, Clysta Anderson, Debbie Arnall, Bruce Bailey, Pat Alexander, Frank Allen, Jill Andressen, Kim Asher, Donna Baker, Pam Barnett, Beverly Beavers, Printha Beeler, Tracy 244 eltz, Pam erislavich, John Biggs, Barbara Bindl, Mike Blankenship, Janie Bolin, Keith Boots, Claudia Borland, Jeff Boxberger, Beth Bradham, Vicki Bridge, Pam Brockman, Russ Bronson, Debbie Brooks, Kathy Brown, Greg Bruce, Joyce 245 ,a aha v. Bruce, Rachel Buchan, Jack Buffington, Brad Butts, Mike Calovich, Carol Bruce, Rickey Budd, Chris Butler, Fred Cain, John ' Cantwell, Terri Carpenter, David Casey, Beth Caylor, Sue Carty, Bill Casselman, Rick Chaney, Brenda 246 Chappelow, Kathy Christiano, Linda Clark, Nancy Chrisman, Pam Clark, Chris Clinton, Diana Coats, Butch Colliver, Tim Copeland, Kevin Coulas, Mark Crain, Brenda Collier, Mike Comer, Matt Corum, Dale Cowen, Sabrina Crain, Debbie 247 Crane, David Crawford, David Crawford, Gayla 248 Croft, Carrie Cullen, Tammy Damitz, Lois Daugherty, Cathy Daugherty, Duane Davis, Debbie Davis, Kim Dawson, Terry Dealy, Janice Deller, Shelly DeWalt, Dana DeWeese, Lori Dilkes, Ricky Dillon, Sara Sky: JOe sky, Pete Durham, Randy Dye, Don Dye, Linda Eads, Cindy Earls, Kim Edwards, Amy Eldredge, Jack Elgin, Linda Ellis, John Ensor, Janet Enss, David Epperson, Gary Evans, Lynda Field, Tammy 249 Fields, Candy Fisher, Dawn Fowler, Debbie Franklin, Brett Fultz, Cathy Fishell, Dianne Fletcher, Rick Fox, Carla Fugate, Pam Gagnon, Dennis Gardner, Alan Garrison, Donna Geddes, Doug Gardner, Dixie Gaunt, Steve Gee, Shirneice 250 n, Rhonda Griffin, Barry Grimmett, Becky George, Rick Giffen, Debbie Habiger, Anna Hair, Debbie Gilstrap, Mark Giro, David Hale, Alan Hall, Becky Gonzales, Rosa Goudelock, Mark Hamilton, Mike Hamm, John 251 Harness, Clarence Hayes, Jackie Hays, Frank Heman, Chris Henderson, George Hendricks, Brent Hendrickson, Amy Henson, Tracy Herrera, Gloria Hicks, Donna Hill, Jim Hills, Donna .t'oyonc f-K VCR 0 ' N ? k4x , , VCV 77 Hodge, Kim Hoelscher, Mary Hoffman, Shirley Holland, Susan Hontz, Mary er, Deanna nan, Cathy :hens, Sandy Howard, Johnna Howes, Debbie Hughes, Jackie Hughes, Todd Hunt, Gary Hunter, Brenda Hurlburt, Debbie Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Mathew Jaeger, Linda Jamison, Kathy Janacaro, Teresa Jeannette, Becky Jenkins, Kellea 253 254 Jennings, Anita Johnson, Randy Johnson, Tracy Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Steve Jones, Jimmie Keplinger, Ken Kleoppel, Barbara Jones, Vera Kelley, Karen Kern, Greg Knight, Carol V Kelly, Brenda Kempinger, Pam Killion, Rhonda Knotts, Jim Kaler, Robert Krawczyk, Jim Kuddes, Jeff Kovac, Kathy Kubick, Debbie Lackey, Larry main, Dana Lane, Ed LaPlante, Greg Leggat, Mike Linkhart, Debbie Beth Langley, Christine Learning, Ted Lewis, Tammy Lipari, James 256 Litle, Paula Logan, Herb Lopez, Dora March, Rick Love, Dale Ludwig, Janet Lull, Cheryl Marcott, Sandi Luna, Karen Lund, Richard Lynn, Mary Masuch, Mike Lynn, Michelle Maggard, Russell Mahaney, Cathy Malolo, Vilamu Manley, Curt Maple, Lee Anne ox, Dianne McDaniel, Amy McMurray, Tina Merriman, Melva Millan, Theresa lary, Rick McGee, Nanett McGovney, David Metzger, Linda Miller, Debra hell, Sheila Moore, Terry Morgan, Kathy hell, Susan Moreels, Henry Morgan, Russell 257 258 Morgan, Tom Morton, Paul Murray, Laura Morlan, Jennifer Moss, Donnie Neece, Teresa Morley, Belinda Moss, Theresea Nelson, Helen Payton, David Pearce, Joe Nickels, Johanna Ohrvall, Jeannie Osborne, Richard Owens, Robert Pair, Colleen Payne, Steve gton, James Phillips, Peggy Polina, Mike Porterfield, Debbie Porterfield, Karen e, Debbie Phillips, Shawnna Poore, Paula Porterfield, Janet Pott, Mike Rasa, Greg u m w Pryer, Lanetta Rahe, Cindy , Jeff Pulley, Marsha Raines, Leta 259 260 Reneau, Cheryl Rodenbaugh, Rick Root, Kim Richey, Robert Roe, Brenda Rose, Tim Roach, Randy Roe, Bruce Ross, Robin Sanchez, Lupe Sanders, Donna Sanders, Mona Ross, Sonja Ross, Whit Rotz, Cindy Rowan, Jackie Royer, Terri Sampson, Mike , I, : ' 1 1' gm Schelp, Stuart Scofield, Bill Scott, John Thomas Sharon, Donna Schmidt, Mary Schreck, Mike Scott, Renee Sharp, Kay Smith, Steve Smitka, Paula 5, Charles Sinclair, Robert Smith, Debbie on, Nancy Sly, Tom Smith, Melissa 261 Snappl Jeff Sommers, Harold Stevenson, Jim Stoppelmoor, Don Swafford, Janice Snelling, Sharon Stalker, Kelly Stewart, Lisa Streeter, Bill Swanson, Angie SHOW, Pam Stapleton, Cheryl Stier, James Sullivan, Terri Swihart, Peggy Taylor, Mitch Terryberry, Robert Theiss, Janette 262 as, Stephan Treece, Greg Turner, Karen Utley, Debbie Varner, Jody pson, Ed Trowbridge, Bob Twyman, Mark Vance, Ray Veit, Debbie cke, Jim Vinyard, Sue . Vitt, Mary , Cindy Vise, Teresea Vochatzer, Vicki 263 264 Waterfield, Bob Wessner, Christy Wheaten, Karen White, Julia Williams, Kara Watkins, Cathy Wharton, Larry Wheeler, Bob Wilkins, Roy Williamson, Frank Weber, Peggy Wharton, Leon White, Dwight Willetts, Donald Williamson, Lonni. E 1 'Elgxhh lflIf N Willis, Angie Wilson, Georgia Wright, Kathy Younts, Steve Yuhas, Julia on, Linda Wylde, Lester Young, Lorie on, Vicki Yates, James Yount, Charles Adams, Don Ahring, Brian Akers, Jeff Allen, Brad Anderson, Robin Appleburry, Russell Atkison, Carlas Bagshaw, Darryl Bagley, Jackie Baird, Theresea Ballew, Glenn Barber, Merrie Barker, Stoyie Barnett, Charles Baughman, Jim Bayless, Janet Bergin, Janice Bogacz, Fran Bolinger, Joann Bordon, Chris Bonner, Karen Borgstadt, Sharon Bowles, Suze Brashear, Tammy Breshears, Mildred Breunig, Vickie Brawner, Patti Bridge, Judy Briles, Gary Brisbin, John 266 Brooks, Steve Brown, Carol Brown, Melvin Bryant, Ray Burnaugh, Steve Bussinger, Sherry Byers, Terry Cable, Chris Cannon, Clara Cantrell, Bob Cargyle, Susan Carlyle, Steve Carr, Mitzi Carriker, Julie Carroll, Jean Casey, John 267 268 Casey, Pat Cearnal, Steve Chamberlain, Marlene Choat, Vicki Clark, Mike Clark, Terri Clayton, Becky Clemens, Chris Coffman, Danny Coker, Robert Collins, Jerry Cooper, Roxanne Cooper, Susan Coulter, David Covington, Alan Cowick, Kim Cox, Vicky Crain, Kathy Crandall, Paul Cramer, Karen Crayton, Mark Crawford, Frankie Crawford, Mark Creagor, Joy Cummings, Laurie Curtain, Jane Curtain, Mark Daniels, John Darnel, Jeff Davis, Kim Daugherty, Cindy Demoss, Mark DeRossett, Debbie Dickinson, Connie 1 Dishong, Barbara ; Divilbiss, Darla Dovan, Dinn Drazick, Eddy Duggins, Dana Dumsky, Pete Dunlap, Debbie Dunnington, Byron Edison, Pam Ellington, Rush Ellington, Tammy Ellison, Dreama Ellison, Vikki Ellsworth, Dennis Ennis, Rodney Enyart, Gary Erisman, Donnie Ewing, Alex Fermyn, Becky Fields, Johnny Foster, Terri 269 Huumw 270 a .a- -A ,m Vlirn..,,,7'r . - Fowler, Don Fowler, Doug Fowler, Pam Franklin, Monica Franks, Jerry Frazelle, Duane Frederick, Donna Friederichs, Richard Fry, Lenora Fullerton, Jon Galloway, Ed Gann, Reba Gennings, Gerrie Censor, Annie George, Cathy Gibson, Pam Gibson, Tammy Gile, JoAnn Gillespie, Jean Ginavan, Joe 7., ,4 w ,, V,I T , I IIIIIII II;IIIII2 I'.I IIii'IIiI. 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L Gipson, Steven Glines, Jackie Goforth, Sherry Golden, Diana Golladay, Jack Goucher, Paula Goucher, Susan Greenlee, Janice Gross, Sandy Gustin, Alan Hair, Terry Halastik, Debbie Hall, Alicia Hampton, Debbie Hampton, Ron Haney, Mike Hansen, Mark Harrison, Bill Harrison, Kenny Hattem, Jeff 271 Hayes, Dean Hays, Mary Hays, Susan Heegn, Chris Heidrich, Pierre Helton, Karl Hendricks, Karen Henson, Terri Heriford, Sandy Herman, Denise Hickman, Phillip Hicks, John Hilton, Sam Hix, John Hobgood, Nikki Hogan, Ken Honn, Mary Beth Horn, JoEllen Horton, Rene Houghton, Sheryl p House, Randy House, Ronald Howard, Don Hudson, Mark Hughes, Ben Hull, Elizabeth Huntoon, Sandy Hurlburt, Robert Hurst, Ronnadaye lles, Alex Immell, Melissa Jackson, Bruce Jackson, Cindy Jackson, Jo Ellen Jaegers, Ron Jarrett, Sharon Jenkins, Janice Jenkins, Joyce Jenks, Steve Johnson, Mark 273 274 Johnson, Rick Jones, Donna Jones, Janet Jones, Jeffrey Jones, John Jones, Lori Jones, Mike Keal, Jeff Keever, Judy Kellerman, Art Kieselburg, Carmen Kim, Song Chul Kimbrough, Jeff King, Carri King, Randy Kingman, Calvin Kirby, Doyle Kistner, Shelly Kleihauer, Lori Klostermayer, Wade Klussman, Carol Krahenbuhl, Tom Krebs, Karen Kriegh, Gloria Kunzler, Diana Lackland, David Lane, Charles Larsen, Tambi Larson, Tom Lawrence, Tammy Laws, David Lawton, Connie Lay, Ronnie Leaming, J. R. Leible, Chris Lewis, Mike Lewis, Vicki Lindahl, Lee Lindsey, Ginny Lister, Roger Littleton, Greg Livermore, Jean Lynn, Eric Malko, John Malone, Patty Malone, Tim Manley, John March, Robert Marler, Craig Mays, Melanie McBride, Renee McCarthy, Valerie McClary, Cheryl McClure, Barbara McCormack, Linda 27S McGinnis, David McGinnis, Debbie McKeown, Bridget McNeal, Randy Mead, Robert Meador, Samuel Meany, Ann Messer, Bob Messer, Debbie Metz, Carole 276 Meyers, Donna Michel, Robert Miller, Jeff Miller, JoMarie Miller, Richard Miller, Steve Miller, Toni Mills, Lonnie Minter, Julieta Mitchell, Teresa Mobley, Ben Moore, Ron Moore, Shela Moore, Velma Moran, Charlotte Moran, Rebecca Moretina, Brenda Morgan, Frank Morris, Donald Morris, Rhonda Moss, Joe Nichols, Susan Norris, Tonya Motter, Sherri Nimmo, Sandy Norton, Rusty Murray, Nix, Mike Novak, Don Jeanette Noland, Jay Novak, Ron Myers, Jim Norman, Fred Nystrom, Nelson, Kathy Cheryl 277 27B Ogilvie, Darlee Ogle, Debbie Ogle, Mark Ohrazda, Terri Oney, Paul Osburn, Mark Oster, Janet Paith, Barry Pallo, Rene Palmer, James Papiernik, David Paris, Janna Parker, Monty Parks, Jeff Patton, Jerry Payur, Lori Pennington, Terri Perfater, Barbara Phipps, Diana Pickering, Eric Pinter, Mark Plisowski, Stephanie Polnski, Diane Plumlee, Marvin Plumlee, Renata Polina, Mark Porterfield, Dena Porterfield, Terri Pottorff, Sheree Potts, Patty Propst, Joseph Quint, Cindy Ray, Flora Reed, Mindy Renfrow, Robert Rezek, Rhonda Rhodes, Jean Richert, Jim Robertson, Nancy Robles, David Roesch, Brenda Rorrer, Kyle Ross, Cindy Ruddell, Brad Runyon, Debbie Rusan, Debbie Ruiz, Jessie Ruiz, Lupe Ryan, Debbie Ryan, Phil Sanders, Mike Schaben, Patti Schelp, Bobby Schelp, Kathy Schmitt, Belinda 279 Schreier, Robert Schrik, David Schroeder, Paia Schulte, Debbie Scott, Damon Searcy, Susie Sendley, Vicki Shaddox, Nancy Sharp, Lilac Sharp, Richard Sherman, Sandy Shelton, Robert Shewmaker, Clyde Shineman, Janice Simmons, Lauri Sinclair, Pam Singleton, Kim Small, Susan Smith, Duane Smith, Greg Smith, Steve Steve, Tammy Smith, Tina Smitka, Patty Speakman, Tim Sperry, Sheri SpiIlman, Billie Staggs, Peggy Stanton, Paul Stegall, Kelly Steinkamp, Jill Stichler, Kerry Stillians, Tony Stillwell, Donna Stillwell, Karen Stone, Rick Stoufer, Denny Stover, Billy Struchtemeyer, Neil Sumner, Camille Swaggerty, Danny Swanson, Eddie Talcott, Ronnie Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Karen 281 282 Tebeck, Michelle Theisen, David Thurman, Terry Tibbs, Charles Timko, Patty Tittle, Ron Tolle, Pat Topi, John Troop, Cathy Trotter, Terri Tuoti, Lyle Turner, Mike Vaughan, Leslie Vereecke, Joe Vinyard, Kevin Vogt, Sara Waid, Kristy Wait, Jeff Walker, Selena Wallace, Mike Walters, Kathy Walz, Robbie Ward, Virginia Warren, Vicky Waterfield, Cathy Waterworth, Donna Watts, Brenda Watts, Larry Wehling, Randy Wenzel, Diana Wheeler, Nancy Whittle, Tina Wieligman, Torn Wild, Delores Willard, William Williams, Pam Willett, lonni Willis, Frank Willoughby, Laurie Wilson, Cheryl 283 Wilson, Lisa Wilson, Rick Wilson, Ruth ,, Wingert, Karen '1, .. Winslow, Gary ' Wise, Jennifer Wolfgeher, Rosemarie Wood, Terry Woodall, Donald Woods, Craig Woods, Tracy Workman, Bill Wright, Deanna Wright, Greg Wright, Terri Wyatt, Gary Wyatt, Gregory Yates, Ricky Yelton, Joe Young, Debbi Young, Mike Young, Terri Yourtee, Linda Yuhas, John Zacharias, Lorie AMA Zeiler, Brent 284 w w Lu ' ti Members of the 1976 FALCON Staff devoted one hour daily to the planning and assembly of the book you are now holding. Although we gained no scholastic credit, we did gain the pride that goes along with personal accom- plishment and creation. Tedious planning, numerous revisions, weekend meetings, and the tension before deadlines were made worthwhile only by the relief and joy when those deadlines were met. Our goal was to create the best yearbook Van Horn has ever had. Weifirmly believe that this is that book, and we hope that you agree. Respectfully yours, The FALCON Staff 285 286 The Closing of this book signifies the closing of another school year, but for many it means the ending of one lifes- tyle and the beginning of a new, entire- ly different one. The concept of freedom becomes a way of life, be- ginning with the freedom to live one's own life for himself. Freedom to be to be anything one chooses ... a lone candle in the darkness, or 3 mil- lion bonfires bringing the light of freedom to the darkest corners of peo- ple's minds. Freedom to be Always. 287 : Q. ?Eaalll 288 289 Adams, Donald: 74,266 Ahring, Brian: 171, 266 Akers, Jeff: 266 Allen, Bradley: 55, 59,75,266 Anderson, Robin: 109,187,266 Applebury, Russell: 266 Atkison, Carlas: 169,266 Bagley, Jacquelyn: 266 Bagshaw, Darryl: 180,266 Baird, Theresa: 266 ,Baker, Stoyie: 266 Ballew, Glenn: 266 Barber, Merrie: 266 Barnett, Charles: 266 Baughman, James: 69, 180,181,266 Bayless, Janet: 266 Bergin, Janice: 158,266 Bogacz, Frances: 266 Bolinger, Beverly: 175,266 Bonner, Karen: 79,175,266 Bordon, Christopher: 266 Borgstadt, Sharon: 187,266 Bowles, Suzette: 176,266 Brashear, Tammara: 175,266 Brawner, Patricia: 175,181, 182,184, Breshears, Mildred: 266 Breunig, Victoria: 266 Bridge, Judy: 266 Briles, Gary: 266 Brisbin, John: 266 Brooks, Stephen: 55, 59,267 Brown, Carol: 267 Brown, Melvin: 267 Bryant, Raymond: 267 Buford, Susan: 169 Burnaugh, Steve: 59,267 Bussinger, Sherry: 187,267 Byers, Theresa: 267 Cable, Christopher: 267 Cannon, Clara: 67 Cantrell, Bobby: 55,56,59,98,154,267 Cargyle, Susan: 267 Carlyle, Steven: 267 Carmack, Lisa: 157 Carr, Mitzi: 267 Carriker, Julie: 267 Carroll, Jean: 267 Casey, John: 267 Casey, Panick: 154,268 Cearnal, Steven: 268 Chamberlain, Marlene: 109,160,175,268 Choat, Vicki: 172,175,268 Clark, Mike: 55,59,98,152,1754,179,268 Clark, Terri: 268 Clayton, Rebecca: 175,187,268 Clemens, Chris: 75,180,181,268 Coffman, Danny: 268 Coker, Robert: 268 Collins, Jerry: 268 Cooper, Roxanne: 268 Cooper, Susan: 268 Coulter, Davd: 268 Covington, Alan: 75,182,268 Cowick, Kim: 268 Cox, Vicky: 268 Crain, Cathy: 275,268 Cramer, Karen: 268 Crandall, Paul: 182,191,268 Crawford, Frankie: 268 Crawford, Mark: 268 Crayton, Mark: 268 Creager, Joy: 268 Cummings, Laurie: 268 Curtin, Jane: 268 7 Curtin, Mark: 180,268 Soph ores! Daniels, John: 268 Darnel, Jeffery: 268 Daugherty, Cynthia: 161,188,189,190,269 Davis, Kimberly: 268 DbmoSs, Mart: 269 DeRdssett, Deborah: 109,177,269 Dickinson, Connie: 73,269 Dishong, Barbara: 153,269 Divilbliss, Darla: 269 Dovan, Dinn: 269 , Drazick, Edward: 269 Duggins, Dana: 269 Dumsky, Peter: 249,269 Dunlap, Debbie: 269 Dunnington, Byron: 169,170,269 Durkin, Robert: 169 Edison, Pamela: 269 Ellington, Ralph:1269 Ellington, Tammy: 109,269 Ellison, Vikki: 269 , Ellsworth, Dennis: 269 Ennis, Rodney: 188,269 Enyart, Gary: 269 EraVi, Ralph; 169 ' Erisman, Dofnald: 59,75, 76,14532269 , Ewing, Alexander: 69,269. ' Fermyn, Rebecca: 269 Fields, Johnny: 169,269 ' Fitzpatrick, Kellie: 145,158 Foster, Terri: 79,145,269 mFiowler, Donald: 59270, Towler, Dong' 75,270 Fowler, Pamela: 270 .Franklin, Monicazv270 Franks, Gerald: 270 Frazelle, Duane: 270 Frederick, Donna: 270 Friederichs, Richard: 270 Fny, Lenora: 109,161, 175,270 1 Fullerton, Jon: 270 Galloway, Ed: 270 Gann, Reba: 270 Gennings, Cerrie: 270 Censor, Annie: 270 George,,Cathy: 270 Gibson, Pamela; 270 Gibson, Tamela: 270 Gile, Jo Ann: 105,145,160,270 Gillespie, Jean: 270 Ginavan, Joseph: 55,59,70,72,73,98,270 Gipson, Steven: 271 Glines, Jackie: 271 GofOrth, Sherry: 271 Golden, Diana: 271 Golladay, Jack: 271 Goucher, Paula: 271 Goucher, Susan: 271 Greenlee, Janice: 271 Gross, Sandra: 172,271 Gustin, Alan: 93,271 Hair, Terry: 271 Halastik, Debbie: 271 Hall, Alicia: 79,145,159,180,271 Hampton, Debra: 109,177,271 Hampton, Ronald: 80,271 Haney, Michael: 69,271 Hansen, Mark: $171,271 Harrison, William: 271 Hattem, Jeffrey: 271 Hayes, Dean: 75,-180,181,272 Hays, Mary: 272 Hays, Susan: 78,109,272 Heegan, Chnistophen: 272 Heidrich, Pierre: 188,189,190372 Helton, Karl: 75, 141,272 Hendricks, Karen: 272 Henson, Terri: 190,272 Heriford, Sandra: 145,155,272 Herman, Denise: 85,173,272 Hickman, Phillip: 272 Hicks, John: 272 Hilton, Samuel: 272 Hix, John: 55,59,152,272 Hobgood, Nikki: 272 1 Hogan, Kenneth: 145,184,185,272 Honn, Mary: 272 Horn, JoEIlen: 272 Horton, Rene: 272 Houghton, Sheryl: 79, 159,180,272 House, Randy: 64,69,273 House, Ronald: 273 House, Ronald: 273 Howard, Don: 273 Hudson, Mark: 180, 273 Hughes, Benjamin: 168,171,273 Hull, Elizabeth: 161 ,273 Huntoon, Sandra: 73,184,273 Hurlburt, Robert: 55, 59,273 Hurst, Ronnadaye: 273 Hutchison, Judy: 169 lles, Alexander: 182,188,189,190,273 lmmell, Melissa: 273 1 Jackson, Bruce: 188,189,273 Jackson, Cynthia: 273 Jackson, Jo Ellen: 273 Jaegers Ronald: 273 Jarrett, Sharon: 273 Jenkins, Janice: 273 Jenkins, Joyce: 273 lenks, Steven: 273 Jennings, Gerrie: 173 Johnson, Mark: 188,273 Johnson, Richard: 274 Jones, Donna: 175,274 7 Jones, Janet: 274 Jones, Jeffrey: 80,274 Jones, John: 274 Jones, Lori: 105,182,274 Jones, Michael: 170,171,274 Kain, David: 169,170 Keal, Jeffrey: 100,274 Keever, Judy: 274 , Kellerman, Arthur: 274 Kieselburg, Carmen: 109,274 Kim, Song-Chul: 100,274 Kimbrough, Jeffrey: 274 King, Carri: 85,173,274 King, Randall: 274 Kingman, Calvin: 149,274 Kirby, Doyle: 274 Kistner, Shelley: 180,274 Kleihauer, Lori: 78,79,109,175,2741 Klussman, Carol: 175, 274 Klostermayer, Wade: 171,274 Krahenbuhl, Thomas: 180, 274 Krebs, Karen: 274 Kriegh, Gloria: 161,180,188,190, 274 Kunkle, John: 168 Kunzler, Diana: 274 Lackland, David: 59,69,274 Lane, Charles: 274 Larsen, Tambi: 158, 187,188,189,274 Larson, Thomas: 169,274 Lawrence, Tamara: 274 Laws, David: 275 Lawton, Constance: 109,158,186,188, 190,275 Lay, Ronald: 275 Learning, 1. R.: 180,275 Leible, Chris: 275 Lewis, Mike: 69,275 Lewis, Victoria: 275 Lindahl, Lee Ann: 184,185,275 Lindsey, Virginia: 275 Lister, Roger: 275 Eittleton, Greg: 275 Livermore, Jean: 275 Lynn, Eric: 188,189,275 Malko, John: 275 Malone, Timothy: 171,275 Manley, John: 275 . March, Robert: ,275 Marler, Craig: 275 Mays, Melanie: 105,109,175,275 McBride, Renee: 178,275 McCarthy, Valerie: 275 McClary, Cheryl: 275 McClure, Barbara: 275 McCormack, Linda: 78,79 McGinnis, David: 190,276 McGinnis, Debra: 2 61 McKenzie, Charlen McKeown,Bridget: McNeal, Randy: 276 1Mead, Robert: 80,90,276 Meador, Samuel: 172,276 Meany, Ann: 78,79,109,2 Messer, Debra: 173,276 Messer, Robert: 276 Metz, Carole: 276 Meyers, Donna: 276 Michel, Robert 276 Miller, JoMarie: 82,141,175,276 Miller, Richard: 180,276 Miller, Steve: 276 ,Miller, Toni: 105,109,276 Mills, Lonnie: 276 Minter, Julieta: 276 Mitchell, Teresa: 173,276 Mobley, Ben: 180,181,276 Moore, Ronald: 276 Moore, Shiela: 190,276 Moore, Velma: 276 Moran, Charlotte: 276 Moran, Rebecca: 276 Moretina, Brenda: 276 Morgan, Francis: 276 Morris, Donald: 276 Morris, Rhonda: 276 Moss, Joseph: 277 Motter, Sherri: 159,188,277 Murray, Jeanette: 277 Myers, James: 277 Nelson, Kathleen: 184,277 Nichols, Susa'n: 100,167,175,277 Nimmo, Sandra: 277 Nix, Michael: 277 , Noland, Jay: 121, 162,186,188,189,190,277 Norman, Fired: 69,180,277 Norris, Tonya: 85,173,277 Norton, Rusty: 59,277 Novak, Donald: 277 Novak, Ronald: 277 Null, Brian: 179 Nystrom, Cheryl: 277 Ogilvie, Darlee: 278 Ogle, Deborah: 278 Ogle, Mark: 278 Ohrazda, Terri: 278 Oney, Paul: 188,279 Osburn, Mark: 278 Oster, Janet: 278 Paith, Barry: 278 Pallo, Rene: 278 Palmer, James: 90,279 Papiernik, David: 278 Paris, Janna: 155,278 Parker, Marvinz1278 Parks, Jefferey: 278 Patton, Jerry: 278 Payur, Lori: 180,278 Pennington, Terri: 278 Perfater, Barbara: 278 Phipps, Diana:134,145,160,188,189,190,178 Pickering, Eric: 74, 278 Pinter, Mark: 278 Plisowski, Stephanie: 141,278 ,Plonski, Diane: 278 Plumlee, Marvin: 278 Plumlee, Renata: 278 Polina, Mark: 278 Porterfield, Dena: 109,155,187,2781 Porterfield, Teresa: 278 Pottorff, Sheree, 278 Potts, Patty: 109,167,175,187,278 Propst, Jopseh: 171,279 Propst, Vivian: 168 Quint, Cynthia: 279 Ray, Flora: 279 Reed, Melinda: 78, 155, 175,279 Renfrow, Robert: 279 Rezek, Rhonda: 279 Rhodes, Jean: 279 Richards, Kenneth: 55,59 IRicherg, James: 69,179,187,279 Robertson, Eugene: 168 Robertson, Nancy: 279 Robles, David: 187,279 Roesch, Brenda: 279 Rorrer, Kyle: 171,279 ROSS, Cynthia: 85,88,145,155,159,279 Ruddell, Bradley: 279, Ruiz, Lupe: 279 Ruiz, Jessie: 279 Runyon, Deborah: 279 Rusan, Debra: 175,279 Ryan, Deborah: 279 Ryan, Phillip: 279 Sanders, Michael: 279, g; Schaben, Patricia: 279 Schelp, Bobby: 261,279 Schelp, Kathleen: 81,109,184,279 Schmitt, Belinda: 158,279 Schreier, Robert: 280 Schrik, David: 80,90,91,280 Schroeder, Paia: 280 Schulte, Deborah: 109,161,280 Scott, Brad: 188,189,190 Scott, Damon: 280 Searcy, Susie: 280 Sendley, Vicki: 280 Shaddox, Nancy: 167, 288 Sharp, Lila: 280 - Sharp, Richard: 90, 280 Shelton, Robert1280 Sherman, Sandra: 85,173,280 Shewmaker, Clyde: 69, 80,280 Shineman, Janice: 280 Simmons, Laurel: 79,91,167,188,280 Sims, Lgtricia: 169 Sinclair, Pamela: 280 Singleton, Jeffrey: 70,72 Singleton, Kimberly: 73, 280 Small, Susan: 280 Smith, Duane: 80,280 Smith, Greg: 280 Smith, Steven: 55,59,289 Smith, Tammy: 175,280 Smith, Tina: 280 Smitka, Patricia: 78,79,109,280 Speakman, Timothy: 280 Sperry, Sheri: 280 Spillman, Billie: 280 Staggs, Peggy: 280 Stanton, Paul: 69,280 Stegall, Kelly: 280 Steinkamp, Jill: 169,180,281 Stichler, Kerry: 281 .Stillians, Anthony: 171,281 Stillwell, Donna: 281 Stillwell, Karen: 281 Stone, Rick: 281 Stoufer, Denny: 281 Stover, Billy: 55,56,59,98,28 Struchtemeyer, Neil: 281 Sumner, Camille: 79,109,158,187,281 Swaggerty, Danial: 281 Swanson, Eddy: 59,281 TIBICOU, Ronald: 281 Taylor, Debbie: 281 Taylor, Karen: 281 Tebeck, Michelle: 282 Theisen, David: 191,282 Thurman, Theresa: 79,109,158,282 Tibbs, Charles: 282 Timko, Patricia: 88,105 155,175,282 Tittle, Ron: 282 Tolle, Patrick: 282 Topi, John: 163,282 Troop, Cathy: 91,105,109,282 Trotter, Terry: 175,282 Tuoti, Lyle: 282 Turner, Mike: 282 Vaughan, Leslie: 109,282 Vereecke, Joseph: 80,90,91,101,282 Vinyard, Kevin: 171,282 Vogt, Sara: 282 Waid, Kristy: 78,79, 109, 175,282 Wait, Jeffrey: 55, 56, 90, 101, 152, 179,1,87 282 Walker, Selina: 109, 282 Wallace, Michael: 81,282 Walters, Katherine: 283 Walz, Robert: 283 'Ward, Virginia: 283 Warren, Vicky: 283 Waterfieid, Cathy: 73,283 Waterman, Sherri? 84,173 Waterworth, Donna: 283 Watts, Brenda: 73,283 Watts, Larry: 55, 59,94,145,152,283 Wehling, Randal: 283 Wenzel, Diana: 88, 91,105,155,283 Wheeler, Nancy: 79,180,283 Whittle, Tina: 283 Wieligman, Thomas: 64,154,180,181,187,283 Wild, Delores: 172,175,283 Willard, William: 90,91,283 Willett, lonni: 160,175,188,189,283 Williams, Pamela: 283 Willis, Frank: 283 Wiliibughby, Laurie: 283 Wilson, Cheryl: 175,283 Wilson, Lisa: 78,88,175,188,284 Wilson, Richard: 70,284 Wilson, Ruth: 284 Wingert, Karen: 284 Winslow, Gary: 80,90,91,284 Winter, Cynthia: 178,263 Wise, Jennifer: 175, 190,284 Wolfgeher, Rosemarie: 284 Wood, Terry: 168,284 Woodall, Donald: 284 Woods, Craig: 284 Woods, Tracy: 109,149,284 Workman, William: 284 Wright,Deanna:109,155,175,180,181,284 Wright, Gregory: 93,284 Wright, Terri: 91,175,186,190,284 Wyatt, Gregory: 284 Wyatt, Cary: 90, 91,284 Yates, Ricky: 284 Yelton, Joseph: 284 Young, Michael: 188,189,190,284 Young, Terri: 284 Yourtee, Linda: 77,78,109,160,284 Yuhas, John: 187,284 Zacharias, Lorie: 93,180,181,284 Zeiler, Brent: 284 Akers, Patricia: 244 Akins, TerraI: 170,171,244 Alexander, Frankie: 244 I Alexander, Michael: 244 , Allen, Clysta: 244 IAIIen, Jill: 244 Allen, Todd: 55,98,142,244 Altabas, George: 169 Anderson, Deborah: 82,94,142,244 Anderson, Paul: 142 Andrae, Ronald; 178 Andressen, Kimberly: 176, 244 Andrew, Robert: 244 ArnaII, Bruce: 244 II Ash6r, Donna: 160,178,180,244 Baggett, Mary: 84,101,244 Bailey, Patricia: 244 Baker, Pamela: 244 Ballew, Christopher: 172 Barnett, Beverly: 244 Beal, Jack: 112 I 1 Beavers, Printha: 179,181,182,244 BeeIer, Tracy: 177,188,244 Beltz, Pamela: 245 Berislayich, John: 83,94, 245 Biggs, Barbara: II245 Bindl, Michael: 55, 56, 245I Blankeriship, Janie: 245 ,, BolinI, Keith: 245 Boots, Claudia: 245 , Borland, Jeffery: 94,245 Boxberger, Beth: 245 Bradham, Vicki: 151, 192,245 Brand; William: 171 Bfandon, Carolyn: 179 Bridge, Pamela: 177,184,25 Brockman, Russell: 245 Bronson, Deborah: 188,245 Brooks, Katherine: 156 ,245 Brown, Gregory: 142,245 Bruce, Joyce: 245 Bruce, Rachel: 246 Buchan, lack: 170,172,246 Buck, Loren: 168 Budd, Christopher: 129,144,151,179,246 Buffington, Brad: 246 Butler, Fredrick: 59,246 Butts, Michae: 246 Cain, John: 180,181, 182,246 Canvich,Carol:149,156,177,246 CantweIl, Teresa: 246 CarIiII, Phyllis: 246 Carlson, William: 246 Carpenter, ,David: 59 ,69,94, 101, 154,246 Carty, William: 246 I I Casey, Elizabeth: 167, 246 Casselman, Rick: 246 Caylor, Sue: 246 Chaney, Brenda: 246 Chappeldw, Kathy: 247 Chrisman, Pamela: 247 Christiano, ILinda: 247 Clark, Christine: 161,176,247 Clark, Nancy: 87 ,103, 155 ,247 Clinton, Diana: 247 . Coats, Butch: 55,56,94,98, 113,247 CoIIier,I Michael: 90, 180, 181,247 , ColIiIver,Timothy: 170,247 Comer, Matthew: 70,72,274 1 Davis, Deborah 248 II ,DiIIon, Sara:151,156,248 I Cullen, Tamara: i248 , Daugherty, Cathy: 156,186,248 I Daugherty, Duane: 134,186,188,189, J u ni 0 rs Copelano, Kevin: 142, 1,63 180,181, 189 . Green, Rhonda: 251 247 i Griffin, Barryz-IL100,251 Corum, Dale: 94, 154,247 I Grimmett,RebeLcca:173,188,189,251 Coulas, Mark: 152,247, IHabigerC Anna; 149,176,251 Covey, Karen: 151 I Cowen, ,SabrIinaL; ,,179,247 Crain, Brenda: 173,247 Crain, ,Debra: 109,177,247 Crane, David1248 , Crawford, David: 93,180,248 Crawford, Gayla: 87,248: .. Croft, Carrie: 248 HamiIton, Michael: 251 i Hamm, John: 125,170, 171,184,189,19,1251 Harness, C rence: 252 , ,, Hayes, Jac' line: 160,188,18 190,252 Hays, Francis. 2:52 I I , Hays, Ricky: 55,64 I I. I Hazen, Kelley: 129, 134, 145,151 159,179, 186, 188, 189,192 Heman, Chri5topher: 74, 163, 181, 182, 252 Henderson, George. 142,252 I IIHendricks, Brenton: 252 , Hendrickson, Amin 167, 243, 252 Henson, Tracy 252 . Herrera, Gloria: 1,77 252 I. Hicks, Donna: 177 187,252 Highfill, Dianez171? , Hill, James: 252-:- D . Damitz, Lois: 168,248 190,248 Davis, Kimerly: 177,248 Dawson, Terry: 248 Dealy, Janice: 151,248 Deller, Shelly: 248 Dennis, Teresa: 209 DeWalt, Dana: 158,248 DeWeese, Lori: 107,179,248 DiIks, Ricky: 248 I IDuke, Paul: 249 Dumsky, Joseph: 1249 Durham, Randall: 249 Dye, Donald: 249 .I Dye, Lindaz107, 249 Eads, Cynthia: 176, 249,, Earls, Kimberly: 176,249 ,I , II Edwards, Amy: 156,249 I HoeIIs'cher Mary 157 252 , I 'Hoffman, Ro5e: 73 Hoffman, Shirley: 252 tyHoIIand Susan:177,252I ,, y Houtchens , ISandy: 253 I Fletcher,I IRicky: 250 IGardner, Alanz180, 181, 250 Eldredge, Jack: 249 Elgin, Linda: 82,173,249 Ellis, John: 55,56,74,94,10,1,113,151,152, 154, 178,243,249 Ensor, Janet: 249 Enss, David: 249 Epperson, Gary: 249 Evans, Lynda: 109,176,249 Field, Tammy: 249 I Fields, Candy: 167,250 FisheII, Dianne: 172, 176, 25,0 Fisher, Dawn: 250 Fowler, Deborah: 250 Fox, Carla: 176,250 ' I' Franklin, Brett: 250 I i Fugate, Pamela: 79,109,178,2501 Fultz, Cathy: 250 I Gagnon, DenniszI134,179,186,190,250I IGanote, Lesa: 79, 107,177, 250 Card, Lisa: 104, 250, Gardner,I IDixiezI 250 Garrison, Donna: 107, 161, 1Z9, 250 I I I Gaunt,Steven:141,I250 H Geddes, Douglas: 64, 250 Gee, Shirneice: 180,250 George, Richard: 55,251 Giffen, Debra: 251 H Gilstrap, Mark: 64, 67, 93,117, 25I Giro, David: 251 Gonzalez, Rasa: 251 Goudeiock, Thomas: 55, 59, 98, 251 Graham, Robert: 75,167,251 I .. IKensihger, Nancy: 254 Howard,Johnna:84,88,151, 155,253 1 Howes,I Debbie: 157, 178,182,253 Hughesflackie: 253 Hughes, Todd: 253 I I 1 Hunt, Gary:134,I179,186.190,253 Hunter, Brenda: 253I Hurlburt, Debbie: 253 lson, Wardeil: 263 Jackson, Cheryl: 109,151, 253 Jackson, Matthew: 55, 98, 253, I Jeagers,Linda: 253 I ,, , I Emison, Kathy: 151,192,253 I Jahataro, Teresa: 157,253 Jeahnotte,1Becky: 253 Jenkins, Kellea: 82,100, 173,253 Ieihin'ing's, Anitar254 Johnson, Jeffrey: 55 ,59,90,98,152,154, 162, 178, 153, ,154 ,, Kempker, KepIinger, Kenneth: 254 Kern, Gregory: 184, 254 Killion Rhonda: 254 KIIeoppel, Barbara: 254 Knight, Carolyn: 254 K'nqtts, James: 90,93,254 Koler, Rober: 255, Kovachathleen: 255 Krawczyk, James: 255 Kubick, Debra: 255 Kuddes, Jeffrey: 55, 56,66,94, 101,117, 144,152,154,179,255 ,Lackey, Larry: 59,68,255 LaFountain, Dana: 101,103,155,167,255 Lane, Beth: 255 Lane, Ed: 255 Langley, Christine: 255 LaPlante, Gregory: 255 Latta, James: 70, 72 Leaming, Ted: 129,134,179,186,190,255 Leggat, Michael: 98,255 Lewis, Tamela: 255. Linkhah, Debra: 109,142,148,149$151, 179,192,255 Lipari, James: 255 Litle, Paula: 124,169,256 Logan, Herb: 144,188,189,256 Lopez, Dora: 256 Love, DaIe: 74,256 Ludwig, Janet: 109,176,178,256 Lull, Cheryl: 177,256 Luna, Karen: 256 Lund, Richard: 55,57,10,120,129,152, 162,178,189256 Lynn, Mary: 256 Lynn, Michelle: 256 Maggard, Russell: 256 Mahaney, Cathy: 256 Malolg, Vilamu: 256 Manley, Curtis: 256 Maple, Lee Ann: 109,178,256 March, Richard: 256 Marcott, Sandra: 88,256 Masuch, Donna: 256 Masuch, Mikeal: 55,59,98,101 Mathison, Douglas: 55,98,142 Matto'x, Dianne: 257 Mauck, Ricky: 167,179 McAlee, Cheryl: 177,187 McClary, Rickey: 257 McDaniel, Amy: 84,173, 184,257 McGee, Nanett: 148,149,156,188,257 McGovney, David: 257 McMurray, Tina: 257 Merriman, Melva: 144,167,186,190,257 Metzger, Linda: 161, 257 Millan, Teresa: 159,190,257 Miller, Debra: 167,187.257 Mitchell, Sheila: 151,257 Mitchell, Susan: 253, 257 Moore, Terry: 55,56,63,66,117,154,257 Moreels, Henry: 257 Morgan, Kathleen: 109,257 Morgan, Russell : 257 Morgan, Thomas: 258 Morlan, Jennifer: 258 Morley, Belinda: 156,187,258 Morton, Paul: 258 Moss, David : 258 Moss, Donald: 142 Moss, Theresa: 258 Murray, Laura: 258 Neece, Teresa: 258 Nelson, Helen: 258 Nickels, Johanna: 258 Ohrvall, Jean: 142,151,179,258 Osborne, Dick: 258 Owens, Robert: 258 Pair, Colleen: 258 Payne, Steve: 258 Payton, David: 258 Pearce, Joseph: 59,258 Pennington, James: 259 Perdue, Debbie: 259 Phillips, Peggy:107,144;160,179,187,259 Phillips, Shawnna: 259 Polina, Michael 259 Poore, Paula: 259 Porterfield, Debbie: 259 1Porterfield, Janet: 142,259 Porterfield, Karen: 159,259 .Pott, Michael: 259 ,Powell, Ruth: 259 Propst, Jeff: 144,162,188,189,259 Pryer, Lanetta: 153,167,176,259 Pulley, Marsha: 175,259 Rahe, Cynthia: 259 4 1Raines, Leta: 259 Rapp, Leslie: 90,91,151,179,181,182,184,259 Rasa, Gregory: 170,180,181,259 Reneau, Cheryl: 260 Renfrow, Suzie: 88 Richey, Robert: 55, 56,94,260 Rickey, Bruce: 80,246 Roach, Randy: 260 Rodak, Michael: 169 Rodenbaugh, RiCkW 94'260 Roe, Brenda: 260 Roe, Bruce: 149,191,260 Root, Kim: 260 Rose, Timothy: 260 Ross, Robin: 101,103,155,167,260 Ross, Sonja: 260 Ross, Whit: 260 Rotz, Cynthia: 106,107,160,260 Rowan, Jacqueline: 260 Royer, Terri: 260 Sampson, Mike: 141,260 Sanchez, Lupe: 2601 Sanders, Donna: 260 Sanders, Mona: 85,173,187,260 Sartain, Michael: 26 Schelp, Stuart: 171,261 Schmidt, Mary: 180,184,261 Sghrick, Mike: 261 Scofield, Bill: 261 Scott, Tom: 83,142,261 Scott, Renee: 261 Sharon, Dgnna: 179,261 Sharp, Kayleen: 261 Shields, Charles: 180,181,191,261 Shockley, Vincent: 170 Simpson, Nancy: 261 Sinclair, Robert: 169,170,191, 261 Sly, Thomas: 168,172,261 Smith, Deborah: 261 Smith, Melissa: 261 Smith, Steven 261 Smitka, Paula: 156,187,261 Snapp, Jeffery: 262 Snelling, Sharon: 7262 Snow, Pamela: 262 Sommers, Harold: 262 Stalker, Kelly: 161, 179,184,188,189,262 Stapleton, Cheryl: 262 Stevenson, James: 55,94,98,154,262 Stewart, Lisa: 262 Stier, James: 262 Stoppelmoor, Donald: 262 Streeter, Bill: 230,262 Sullivan, Terri: 262 Swafford, Janice: 262 Swanson, Angela: 155,262 Swihart, Peggy: 262 Taylor, Mitchell: 80,90,91, 101,144,151,154,262 Terryberry, Robert: 262 Theiss, Janette: 262 Thomas, Stephan: 263 ,thompson, Edward: 263 Treece, Gregory: 184,263 Trowbridge, Robert: 263 Turner, Karen: 263 Twyman, Mark: 180,263 Utley, Deborah: 109,263 Vance, Ray: 2633 Varner, Jody: 151,155,187,192,243,263 Vereecke, James: 263 Vinyard, Sue: 263 Vise, Teresa: 161,263 Vitt, Mary: 109,167,263 Vochatzer, Victoria: 263 Wallace, Douglas: 55,59,74,142,263 Waterfield, Bobby: 70, 72,264 Watkins, Cathy: 264 Weber, Peggy1264 Wessner, Christy: 243,264 Wharton, Leon: 74,264 Wheaton, Karen: 77,109,151,160,180, 183,264 Wheeler, Bob: 264 White, Dwght: 264 White, Julia: 264 Wilkins, Roy: 64, 264 Willetts, Donald: 264 Williams, Kara: 264 Williams, Randall: 170,172,179 Williams, Ricky: 168,170 Williamson, Frank: 264 Williamson, Lonnie: 264 Willis, Angela: 264 Wilson, Georgia: 264 Wilson, Linda: 265 Wilson, Vickie: 265 Wright, Kathrn: 264 WyldegLester: 265 Yates, James: 171,265 Yi, Un Chong: 182 YoungpAdell: 63,67 Young, Lorie: 265 Yount, Charles; 265 Younts, Stephen: 94, I63, 265 Yuhas, Julia:104,151,155,158,192,243,265 Zucca, Marta: 84,173 Seniors Adanw,Roben:74JZ4J93J98 Adams, William: 164,198 . Addison, Robba: 55,57,113,150,155,178,179,192,193,197,198,241 Akers, Debra: 198 Aldrich, Debra: 198 Allen, Nancy: 180,198,238 Alston, Kelly: 142,198 Anderson, Carter: 164,198 Anderson, Craig: 154,198 Anderson, Curtis, 198 Anthony, Gwendolyn: 106,107, 176,198 Arditto, Mary Ann: 186,190,198 Baker, Brent: 199 Baker, Cheryl: 143,164,199 Baldwin, Kathy: 164,199 Barber, Joyce: 199 Barnes, Cynthia: 106,107,179,199 Barszczak, James: 199 Bates, Lori: 107,129,160,176,177, 178,199,239 Bear, Kevin, 121,163,178,197,199,240 Bishop, Pamela: 143,199 Blake, Julie: 164,199 Blanding, James: 164,199 Bly, Linda: 167,179,199 Bogacz, Theresa: 200 Bonner, Debra: 177,200 Boone, Sherri: 200 Bouyear, Donald: 172 Bowman, Dana: 200 Breshears, Donna: 160,179,186,190, 193,200 Brewer, Genelle: 200 Brewer, Virginia: 146,149,158, 200 Briles, Larinda: 200 Brinkley, Bonnie: 109,150,177,200 Brockman, Richard: 200 Brown, Donnie: 164 Brown, Joyce: 201 Brown, Laura:106,107,120,141,144,155,160,179,200 Brown,Lonnie:164 d BroWn, Paul: 80, 81 ,90, 91,141,200,241 Brown, Paula: 201 Brunk, Debra: 188,189, 201 Buchholz, Rhonda: 121,150,156,178,179,193,201 Buffalow, William: 164,201 Buffington, Cheri: 141, 201 Bufton, Kevin: 93,142,144,150,193,201,241 Bultemeier, Patrick: 201 Burgess, Kevin: 94,154,201 Burkett, Marla: 150,201 Burnett, Kathy: 201 Burns, Bruce: 178,201 Burton, Danny: 98,202 Butler, Mary: 202 Butler, Michael: 202 Callahan, Mitchell: 74,202 Campfield, Chris: 125,170 Carney, Alan: 202 Carr, Paul: 202 Carr, Shirley: 202 Carroll, Steven: 121,150,154,163,193,197,202 Casey, DennisO; 202 Casey, Michael: 202 Chapman, Michael: 202 Childs, Belinda: 164 Clark, Holly: 164,203 Clark, Kenneth: 203 Clark, Tamara: 164,203 Clemens, Theresa: 55,178,203 Coffman, Judy: 203 Coleman, Thomas: 149, 163,203 Cooper, Cindy: 203 Corlew, Tamara: 109,179,203 Corson, Lori: 203 Costlow, Jon: 150,193, 203 Cox, Linda: 203 Craven, Janet: 203 Crawford, Sheryl: 87,203,112,203,241 Cresswell, Steven: 204 Curtin, Sandra: 204 Curtis, Steven: 204 Curtis, Terry: 164,178,204 Dalton, Allan: 204 ,, Daniels, Russell: 204 Darnel, Darla: 204 Davies, Karen: 167,204 Davis, Doris: 204 Davis, Kathleen: 106,107,204 Davis, Rebekah: 178,204 Decker, Brian: 180,181,190,204 Dehn, Ricky: 164,205 Dempsey Steven: 205 Dennis, Teresa: 205 Dickinson, Deborah: 73,164,205 Dickson, Andrew: 164,205 Dierkes, Deborah: 84,176,177,205 Domsch, Ronald: 63,66,101,154,205 Dorrell, Lester: 205 Dougherty, Lisa: 205 Driskell, Darrell: 94,152,179,205 Driskell, Richard: 205 Dube, Annette: 164,205 Dunlap, David: 164,206 Dye,Kenh:206 Ek, John: 206 Ellis, Gail: 206 Ensor, Deborah:164,206 Epperson, Paula: 109, 177,206 I - Evans, Jo Anna: 88,113,121,129,155,161,167,17,8 179, 206 Evans, Lisa: 107, 121, 141, 144, 155, 156,206 Evans, Mary: 206 Evans, Richard: 206 Feltinberger, Edith: 168 Fisher, Kevin: 206 Fitzpatrick, Doug: 207 Foster, Timothy: 154,178,187,207 Fowler, Cheryl: 207 Foxx, Kevin: 207 Fritz, Randall: 164,207 Gall, James: 55,56,66,94,101,113,119,129,151,154,162, 178,187,207,241 Gallick, Frank: 80,81,90,91,193207 Gann, Judy: 164,207 Gardner, David: 207 Gardner, Kenneth: 207 Garrigus, Christie: 207 Gates, Charles: 207 George, Phillip: 210 Gessley, Terry: 210 Gibson, Tonya: 68, 116, 141, 155 2105 0 Gillipp, Kenneth: 165, 21 3' Ginavan, Thomas: 55,56 70,7 Glor, Ricky: 125,169 Goff, Dennis: 210 Coins, Patricia: 210 y , Gooch, Rebecca: 108,109,119,141,150,177,210 Good, Charles: 134, 136,188,189,190,210 Goodwin, Daniel: 187,210 ,187,193,210 I 295 Gordon, Pamela1210 Graham, Debra: 73,165,210 Graham, Jaylene: 160,186, 188,190,21,240 Green, Jeffery: 165,211 Greenhaw, Karen; 211 Griffin, Carolyn: 125,165,211 Gunn, Jim: 211 Gunn, Virginia: 177,211 Hafner, Vickey: 211 Hall, James: 63, 66,94,101,118,167,211 Hampton, Howard; 211 Hanes, William: 165,211 Hargis, Billy: 83,180,211 Harrierevin: 83,165, 212 Harrison, Karen: 121,134,148,149,159,180,186,190,212 Hartmeier, Gina: 150,193,212,241 Harvey, Charles: 55,56, 94,100,101,150,178,181,182,184,212,238 Hattey, Barney: 90,91,98,240 Hay, Lisa: 179,212 Hayden, Constance: 160, 186.212 Hayes, Steven: 165,212 Hayes, Timothy: 212 Heinrich, Roger: 63,67,154,167,212 Hendrix, Greg: 165,212 Heriford, Susan: 155,187,212 Hickman, Ron: 90;91,101,212 , Higton, Chenyl: 213 Hill, Robin: 213 Hill,1Vint: 213 Hills, Patrick: 213 Hitchcock, Janice: 167,179,213 Hodges, Douglas: 165,213 Hoffman, Jennifer: 160,193,213 Hoffman, Sara: 108,109,119,141,157,1771,79, 180,213 Holland, Betty: 165,213 Holler, Ernest: 213 Holler, Karen: 213 Holliman, Robert: 141,188,189,191,214 Holton, Brian: 143,214 Hopkins, Diana: 108,109,118,165, 214 ngkins, Scottz155,56;98,214 Horton, Bobby: 94,, 165,214 Hubbard, Martha: 178,214 Huffstutter, Joel: 214 Hughes, Dale: 165,214 Ingram, James: 214 Ingram, Michael: 214 Jackson, Danny: 129,14,1,152,178,214 Jack:Son1,,Wanda: 150,178,214 James, Diane: 215 James, Lawrence: 215 Janssens, Homer: 215 Jeffurs, Dallas: 215 Jenkins, Rhonda: 165 lohansen, Carla: 107, J44, 176, 177, 179, 215 Johnson, Carolyn: 177,179,215 Johnson, Jayne: 84,87, 101,113,117,121,145,147,150,155,158,79,197, 215,238 Johnson, Teresa: 215 Johnson, Terry: 215 Jones, David: 165,215 Jones, Diana: 215 Jones, Robert: 215 Keeney, Teresa: 165,216 Kellis, Neil: 70,72,216 Kerchevall, David: 165,179,216 Kilbourn, Julie: 216 Kirby, Valerie: 167,169,176,216 Kleuver, Sandra: 216 Kline, Mike: 216 Murphy, Mik: Nations, Larryz3149,188,189, 190 Klussman, Donna: 109, 178, 184, 216 Konomos, Chris: 74,216 Kopp, David: 165,216 Krebs, Daniel: 26 Kriz, Edward: 216 Kurtz, Darrell: 216 Land, Vera: 193,216 LaRoque, Thomas: 216 LaRue, Shelly: 217 Laughlin, Andy: 165,217 Lawton, Jennifer: 109,144,149,158,179,217 Lay, Paula: 187,217 Lentell, Steven: 2117 Leslie, Martin: 217 Lewis, Gayle : 217 Liles, Michael: 217 Lindsey, Shawn: 218 Lindsey, William: 169,218 Littleton, Jeffrey: 165,218 Long, Richard: 218 Lopez, Raymond: 55,56,187,218 Lusso, Kathryn: 161,179,186,190, 218 Mackey, Greg: 80,81,100,150,162,178,193,193,197,218,24C Maglich, Anne: 106,107,117,141,155,179,218,239 Malko, Michael 167,178,218 Mallinson, Matt: 98,149,162,149,162,184,188,189,218 ,239 Malone, Jeff: 218 Marek, James: 218 Martin, Elizabeth 219 Martin, Tammy: 108,109,151,165,193,219 Mason, Debora: 219 Matson, Dianne: 219 Mattson, Richard: 219 Maupin, David: 165 McDaniel, Cameron: 165,219, McDaniel, Marsha: 167,176,187, 219 McMahon, Brett: 162, 188, 189, 219 McNeill, Gary: 219 McNurlin, Pamela: 125,219 Meador, Glenn: 149,187,219 Mentell,,,Holland: 220 Metz, Susan: 165,220 Millan, Richard: 220 Miller, Bernie: 94,165 Miller, Darla: 220,240 Miller, William: 220 Molder, Lovena: 166,220 Montgomery, Doug: 94,2120 Moore, Jerry:1220 Morgan, Ruby: 220 Morley, Steven: 94,143,162, 220 Moss, David: 220 Mullies, Brian: 74,220 Mullins, Vicki: 221 1,311,187,221 Nelson, Ruby: 221 Nelson, Todd: 221 Neumann, Karia: 221 Nichols, David: 143,221 Nicoll, Tammy: 176,221 Nixon, Karen 167,179,221 Norris, Tamra: 221 O'Conner, Denny: 221 Oles, Celina: 221 Olinskey, Raymond: 221 Osborn, Theodore: 141,222 Osborne, Robert: 166 Osburn, Melody: 222 Osowski, Edward: 166, 22 Owsley, Kevin: 116,142,222 Pappas, Valetta: 222 Parrish, Tammy: 222 Peck, Joy: 222 Pennington, Clay: 222 Peters, Karen: 117,129,141,150,155,179,193,222,240 Pierce, Janet: 222 Polc, Stephen: 222 Porterfield, Jill: 88,101,I04,113,117,150,178,192 ,222 Potts, Ryan: 94,129,152,179,222,239 Prins, Martin: 75,76, 180,181,222 ,Rader, Margaret: 166,222 Rahe, Daney: 166,223 Rains, Nora: 166,223 Rangeggy: 82,100,167,172,176,223 Reilley, Ellen: 223 Rice, Karen: 108,109,113, ,192,193,223,238 Rice, Tina: 223 Richards, Alison: 156,179,223,239 Richards, Deanna: 150,179, 192,193,223,241 Richards, Micheal: 226 Riley, Darrell: 68,150, 178,180,182,226 Roberts, Sandy: 226 Rockers, Cheryl: 166,226 Roper, Steve: 94 Rounds, Steven: 226 Rowan, Jay: 166,226 Royal, Rebecca: 261 Russell, Marilee: 226 Ryan, Juliandra: 226 Sammons, Katherine: 226 Sanders, Randy: 226 Schelp, Michael: 178,188,226 Schinderling, Renee: 141,227 Schlappi, Vicky: 227 Schmidt, Lisa: 166,227 Schmitz, Sheryl: 227 Schulte, Donna: 104,227 Scott, Carl: 169,227 Scott, Cheryl: 227 Scott, David: 166,227 Scott, Gerald: 29,178,182,227 Settle, Paula ,: 227 Shackelford, Tim: 63,66,94,101,119,154,167,197,227,238 Sharon, Carla: 166,177,227 Shelton, Maxine: 167,228 Sherman, Tammy: 228 ShiEIds,1Robert: 74,76,228 Shipers, Shirley: 169 228 Shippy, Sherita: 228 Shockley, William: 166 Shrmpshire, Mark: 100,228 Shute, Daniel: 228 Small, Carrie: 228 SmithrBonny: 172,228 Smith, Douglas: 166,229 Smith, Dronda: 176,229 Smith, Mark: 229 , Smith, Mary: 229 Smith, Mike:- 229 Smith, Roger: 94,229 Smith, Terry: 229 Sparks, Alan:- 229 Squire, Lloyd: 229 Staggs, Nancy: 229 Stanley, Nick: 180,182 Staplteton, Debra: 229 1 Stark, Kathy: 141,150,178,192,193,229 HSIarr, Laura: 229 Steffen, Kenneth: 166,229 Stevens, JoAnna: 166. 229 Stites, Steven: 83,94,166,230 Storey, Allen: 230 Striley, Michael: 150,189,191,230 Stueve, Deborah: 141,230 Sturges, Linda: 166,230 Sullivan, Regina: 166 Sutcliffe, Terry: 63 ,67,94,lOI,113,117,119,154,167,230,241 Swanson, Marcy: 230 Sweeden, Darrell: 230 Talcott, Tammy: 106,107,144,161,177,230 Tapko, Mark: 63,66,119,154,230,239 Terry, Cynthia: 145,167,238 Terry, William: 145,150,178,179,230,238 Theisen, Edward: 150,162,193,230,239 Thomas, Ed: 64,150, 162,193,230,239 Thomson, Teressa: 109,141,161,231 Timmons, Wayne: 94,154,231 Todd, Sandra: 231 Toews, Sharon: 166,178,231 Topi, Linda: 108,109,119,187,231 Tracy, Karen: 166,231 Trinidad, James: 94,231 Tripp, Edward: 231 Trotter, Rhonda: 141,152,231 Trussell, David: 169 Tuohey, Michael: 231 Turner,Johnny 166,232 Turner, Mark: 232 Tuttle, Marg et: 232 Vest, Nancy 109,167, 178, 232 Villers, Mary: Q32 Vochatzer, Mary: 232 Wagner, Brett: 134,144,l86 ,188,189 Wahlers, Gregg: 166,232 Wahlker, Dana: 232 Walker, Jerry: 232 Walter, Bryan: 233 Warren, William: 166 ,188,189 Watterson, JoAnn: 73,176,177,178,233 Watts, James: 55 ,56,98,101,113,117,145,233 Waxman, Pamela: 134,151,167,178,186 ,187,233 Weaver, Kandace: 233 Whetzell, Tom: 184,233 Whitworth, Matt: 63,67,119,154,233 Wiedner, Vicki: 233 Wieligman, Linda: 84,87,103,150,178233 Wiercinski, Walter: 55,56,98,144,233 Wilcox, Linda: 176,233 Wilhelm, Melissa: 2331 Willard, Tim: 234 Willard, Wesley: 234 Williams, Kimberly: 129,178,234 Williams, Ricky: 234 Williams, Russell: 234 Willis, David: 234 Willis, Mary:151,234' Wilson, Janet: 234 Wilson, Lawrence: 70, 72, 7,3 234 Wilson, Vickie:148,149,166,234 Witthar, Jeffrey: 166,234 Woods, Timothy: 129,141,1511,152,167,179,234,238., Woods, Derreki: 121,134,163,186,188,1B9,190,235,240 Woods, Russell: 235 Wopata, Susan: 108,109,119,151,153,178,2351 Yale, George: 235 Yi, Yong Sonz, 193,239 Zacharias, William: 235 297 Adams, Bob: Varsity Swimming 72-76. Addison, Robba: Senior Class Pres.; NHS Pres. and Jr. 3.;ep Manager of Varsity Football 74- 75, 100 Girls Club Senior Ballot Most Popular; Homecoming Queen candidate; Treasurer of Concert Choir; Tor- nado Squad; Vantasia 74-76; Jr. Class Reporter; Cap- tain of Girls F. C. A. Aldrich, Debbie: Girls Choir Allen Nancy: Band 74- 76; Treasurer of Band; VantaSIa 75; Musical 75- 76; Best Girl Musician on Senior Bal- Iot. Anthony, Gwe'n: Athene Literary Society; Girls Choir; Vantasia 74- 76 Pep Club; FaiconetteEs 74- 76 Sgt-at- Ar.ms Arditto, Mary: Thespians; Stage Crew; THE LOTTERY; Musical 73- 74; Vantasia 74- -75; Spring Play 74- 75; THE GOOD DOCTOR 75-76. Baker, Cheryl Jo: COE 75- 76, PIONEER Staff 74- 75; Ad Manager Pioneer Staff 75- 76 Baldwin, Kathy: Stage Crew; Mask 84 Wig; Girls Choir; Business COE. Barnes, Cindy: Athene Literary Society; Concert C310ir; Vantasia 74- 76' Pep Club; FaIcEEonettes Trea- Surer 74- 76. Bates, Lori: Sphomore ChoirPres.; Girls Choir Pres; Concert Choir Treasurer' ,Pep Club; Clic Club; ThaIa Phia Secretary 8i Reporter; Falconettes; Vantasia; Musical 76; Music Contest; Christmas: :Vespers; Best Vocalist on Senior Ballot Bishop, Pam: Newspaper Staff 74-76; Pep Club; AFS; Stuco; Ping Pong. Bear, Kevin: Student Council 73-76; Jr. Class Treasur- er; Sr. Class Reporter; Sigma Tau; JoIIy Good on Senior Ballot; Key Club; Concert Choir 74-76. Blake, Julie: Office COE. BIy, Linda: Athenian Literary Society; Concert Choir; Vantasia 74-76; Pep Club; Office Aide. Boone, Sherri: Mask and Wig; Youth for Christ. Bonner, Debbie: Pep Club; Wrestling Aux.; Kappa Lit Society; Girls Choir; Musical. Breshears, Donna: ThIaIa Phia President; Thespians; National Honor Society; Girls Choir; Stage Crew; Mask and Wig; Musical 73- 76; Thespian Assembly 74- 76; Spring Play 73-76;Torr1Iado Squad; Concert Choir; Vantasia 74- 76. Brewer, Virginia: AFS Foreign exchange student; Pep CIub;I Kappa; Vantasia 76; CIic Ciub. Brinkley, Bonnie: National Honor Society 74- 76; Wrestling Aux. 74 76; Pep Club 74- 76; Musical 75- 76; Vantasia 75- 76; OIffice Aide 75. Brown Laura: ThaIa Phia; Pep CIub; Drill Team 75- 76 ITeam Sec.;i Student Council; FALCON Staff; Girls FCA; Sigma Sweetheart; Concert Choir Sec.; Musi- cal 74; Vantasia 75-76; Jr. Track Princess. 298 Brown,iPauI: Track 73-76; Cross Country 74-76; Senior BaIIot Best Artist; FALCON Staff Artist 74-76. IBuchhoIz, Rhonda: Sophomore Choir; Concert Choir Secretary; Pep Club; National Honor Society; Tor- nado Squad; Musical 74; Athenian Lit. Society Vice President. Buffington, Cheri: FALCON Staff 75- 76 Artist. Burgess, Kevin: Baseball; F. C. A.; V- Club; Basketball; Football Burton, Danny: 73- 74 Wrestling team; 74- 75 Weight- lifting team; 75- 76 Weightlifting. Butler, Mary Pep Club; Musical. Campfield, Chris: ROTC; KVHQ Radio CLub; Rifle Team; Pressman' s Club. Carroll, Steve: Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Basketball; F.C.A.; Sigma Tau; Tornado Squad; V-CIub; Golf Team; Track; Cross Country Captain; Math Club; National Honor Society Historian. Casey, Dennis: Wrestling. Childs, Belinda: Girls Choir 75; Musical 74, COE. Clemens, Terre: Majorette 73- 74; SophomIore Choir; team manager Cooper, Dianne: Pep Club. CorIew, Tamara: Concert Choir 74-76; Sophomore Choir; Musical 74- 75; Vantasia; Pep Club. Crawigmd Sheryl: Varsity Cheerleader 74- 76; Gymnas- tics LLLLL Team 73- 76; Homecoming Queen; V- Club; Track Team 73- 74; Diving Team 75- 76; Pep Club. Curtain, Sandra: Pep Club; Girls Track Team. Curtis, Terry: Concert Choir; COE; Musical. Dierkes, Deborah: Pep Club; Volleyball 74-76; Girls Choir, V.-President; Vantasia. Davies, Karen: Mask 81 Wig 75-76. Davis, Kathy: Pep Club 73-74; Concert Choir; Girls Choir; Co- -Captain Falconettes 74- 75; Captain FaI- conettes 75- 76; German Club; MusicIal 75- 76. Decker Brian: BaInd Vice- Pres.; Stage Band; Orches- tra; Musical 74- 76; Vantasia 74- 76; ThespiaIn Assem- ny 75- 76; Spring IPIay 75- 76; Stage Crew. Domsch, Ron: Basketball; TrackI; F C. A.; V- Club; Span- ish Club. DriskeII, DarreII: Sophomore Choir; Baseball; Musi- cals; Vantasia; Concert Choir 76; Key Club. Dey, Keith: Football; Weightlifting; Cream of the Crop; Junior Achievement. Epperson, Faula: Girls Choir; Pep Club 75-76; Vantasia. Evans. Jo Anna: Musical 73-75; Vantasia 74-76; MO. Allstate Choir 75-76; Homecoming Queen Candi- date; Sigma Sweetheart Candidate; Junior Track team Princess; Concert Choir Vice President; Best Musical Lead Award 75; Gymnastics Team 73-76; Thala Phia 74-76; F.C.A. 74-76; Pep Club. Evan-s, Lisa: Student Council Representative; Athenian Literary Society Secretary 8: Reporter; Clic Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Sigma Sweetheart Princess; Pep Club; FALCON Staff; Falconettes; Of- fice Aide; Vantasia. Evans, Mary: Student Council 2nd Vice-Prs. 74-75; AFS Vice Pres. 74-75; Van Horn Community Service Coordinator 75-76; Van Horn Tennis Team 73-74; Foster, Timothy: 73 KVH Club; Band 73; Musical 74- 75; Band 75;, Musical 75-76; Concert Choir; Spanish Club; Kiwanis Club; FCA; Gall, Jim: Stuco 72-74; Jr. Class President; President of FCA; Pres. of Sigma Tau; Pres. 0f Key-Club; Concert Choir 74-76; Chamber Choir 74-76; Musical 75; Vantasia 76; Senior Ballot Most Popular; V-Club V. Pres.; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Super Falc Candidate; - Gallick, Frank: Cross Country 74-76; Track 74-76. Gann, Judy: COE. Gibson, Tonya: Girls Track Team; Basketball Manager; Diving Team; F.C.A. Secretary; Basketball Sweet- jheart Candidate; Flirt on Senior Ballot. Gooch, Becky:Pep Club Reporter, FALCON Staff, AFS, National Honor Society, Girls Choir, Vantasia 76, Musical 75. Good, Chuck: Speech club; Stage Crew; National Fo- rensic League Treasurer; Thespians; Keeper of the Plaque - President; Speech Tournament; Musicalh' 73-74; Musical Stage Manager 75; Thespian Assem- bly 73-75; Spring Play 73-75. Graham, Jaylene: Pep Club 73-74; Thala Phia Literary Society Historian; Stage Crew 75-76; Musical 75-76; Spring Play 73-76; Speech Club 75-76; Thespia'ms 74-76; Foonmonites 74-76. Griffen; Carolyn: Track Aux.; Track and Cross Country Mgr.; Pep Club; ROTC Battalion Staff 76; COE; ROTC Riffle Team; Art CLub; ROTCPrincess. Gunn, Ginny: Girls Choir 73-76. Hall, Jamie: Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; FCA; ' V-Club; Office Aide; Vice-President of V-Club; Su- per Falc. Harrison, Karen: Kappa President; Secretary of AFS; Drum Major; Pep Club; Thespians; Stage Crew; Musical 73-74; 75-76 Thespian Assemblies; Vantasia 76; Children's Theater. Hartmeier, Gina: Red Cross Rep.; Ecology Club; Pep Club; Eco-Depot Secretary; Student Council Rep.; Tennis; Tornado Squad; Best Artist of Senior Ballot; NHS 73-76. Harvey, Chuck: Band 74-75; Orchestra; Stage Band 74-76; Concert Choir; Honor Society; German CLub; Football Team 74-76; Baseball Team 74-76; Tennis Hablex Chamber Choir; Vantasia 76. Hattey, Barney: Pole Vaulting 75-76; Track 73-76; Football 73-76; Wrestling 73-75; Wolf of Senior Bal- lot; Weightlifting 75-76. Hay, Lisa: Reporter and Chaplain for Alpha Omega Literary Society; Concert Choir; Musical 75-76 Technical Director. Hayden, Connie: Speech Club; NFL; Pioneer Staff; Spring Play; Thespians; Stage Crew; AFS; Thala Phia Lit. Society. Heinrich, Roger: Basketball 73-76; Football 74; Tennis 73; Office Aide 76; V-Club; FCA. Heriford, Susan: Basketball Team 73-76; Girls Athletic Club 73; Pep Club 74; Hockey Team 73; Spanish Club 76; AFS 73; Wrestling Aux. 74-76; National Honor Society. Hickman, Ron: Cross Country 73-76; Track 74-76; Stu- dent Council; V-Club; Sophomore Basketball. Hoffman, Jennifer: 2nd Place CSRA Science and Engi- neering Fair; English and Biology awards; 10th dis- trict band; All State band 74; First place in regional Patrick Henry Oratorial Contest 75; NHS 74-76; Thala Phia Lit. Society. Hoffman, Sara: Clic Club Officer; Pep Club officer; Sophomore Choir; Girls Choir 75-76; Concert Choir 74-76;4Band officer; Girls Athletic Club officer; Ath- enian officer; Wrestling Aux; Musical 73-76; Vanta- sia 76; Chamber Choir 74-76; Swim Team 73. Holliman, Robert: FALCON Staff; NFL 74-76; Chess Club Pres. 73-76; Orchestra 73-76; Musical 73-76. Hopkins, Diana: Pep Club 73-76; Pep Club Treasurer 75-7gs; AFS. Hubbard, uMartha: Concert Choir 75-76. Jackson, Kevin: .FALCON Staff Photographer; Quill and Scroll; Band; Concert Choir; Vantasia 75-76; Musical 74-75; Stage Band. Jackson, Wanda: AFS; Sophomore Choir; Concert Choir 74-76; Honor Society. Johansen, Carla: Alpha Omega Society; Pep Club; Sophomore Choir Treasurer; Falconettes; Concert Choir; Girls Choir Treasurer; Christmas Vespers; Vantasia; Chamber Choir; Music Contest. Johnson, Jayne: Honor Society; Volleyball; Gymnas- tics; Stuco Treasurer; Kappa; Junior Class Sec.; Sen- ior Class Sec.; Concert Choir; AFS student to Eng- land; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sigma Sweetheart Candidate; Basketball Sweetheart Can- didate; V-Club Treasurer 2k Sec. Kellis, Neil: Wrestling. Kirby, Valerie: Pep Club 73075; Boys Track Manager 73-74; Cross Country Manager 74-75; Track Aux. Vice Pres.; Courtesy Club 74-76 Vice Pres.; Girls Choir. Klin'b,Mike: Tennis Team 745-76. Klussman, Donna: Pep Club; German Club; Concert Choir; Chamber Choir; Vantasia. Konomos, Chris: Varsity Swimming 72-76; Varsity Track 73-76. L. Krebs, Daniel: Wrestling Mahager 74-75. LaRue, Shelly: Boys Track Manager 73-74; Cross Country Manager 74-75; Track Aux. Treasurer 74- ' 75; Courtesy Club 74-76. Lay, Paula: Spanish Club; Top 15070 of Senior Class. Lawton, Jennifer: Pep Club; Kappa Vice-Pres.; AFS; Senior Rep.; STUCO; Sophomore Choir; Concert Choir; Musicals 73-76. Lentell, Steve: Swimming; Band; Stage Band; Vantasia; Musical 74-75; German Club; Sigma Tau. Lopez, Ray: Football; Pioneer Staff; Spanish Club; Track. Lusso, Kathy: Musicals 73-76; Thespian Assemblies 73- 76; Spring Play 74-76; Table Tennis 73-74; Thespians 73-76; Stage Crew Mgr.; Thala Phia; Vantasia Crew 74-76; Spring Play Interpretive Director 74-76; Chil- drens Theater 74-76; Roadshow 73-76. Mackey, Greg: Tornado Squad; Captain of Cross Country Team; Track; NHS; Senior Class Treasurer; Best Dancer of Senior Ballot; Spring Play; Sigma Tau; Concert Choir; Honor Roll 74-76. Maglich, Anne: Pep Club; Band; Wrestling Aux; Soph. Wrestling Princess; Christmas Vespers; Falconettes Historian; Vice-Pres. of Girls Choir; FALCON Staff Layout Editor; Vantasia; Musicals; Concert Choir; Typical Falcon on Senior Ballot. Malko, Mike: concert Choir; Vantasia; Musical. Malone, Jeff: Football; Track. Mason, Debbie:Pep Club; Office Aide. Mason, Karen: Girls Choir 74-76;Pep Club 74-75; Christmas Vespers 74-76; Vantasia. MC Daniel, Marsha: Pep Club; Mask 2k Wig; Girls Choir; Spanish Club; Christmas Vespers. McNurlin, Pam: B. Choir; ROTC; ROTC Queen; Con- cert Choir; Musical; Vantasia. Metz, Susan: Girls Track Team 73-74; Seamaids 73-74; Pep Club 73-74. Miller, Darla: Office Aide. Morley, Steven: Baseball 74-76; PIONEER Staff 75-76; Sigma Tau 74-76; Boys Pep Club. Murphy, Mike: Cross Country 73; Spring Play 74-76; Pioneer Staff 74-75; Thespians Assembly 75; Pioneer Ad Manageni975-76; Thespian Society; Spanish Club 75-76; Thespian Roadshow 76; Honor Roll 75; Chil- dren's Theater 76. Nations, Larry: Junior Achievement 73-74; Debate 74-w 76;;National Forensic League; Thespians; Stage Crew 75-76; Thespiah Assembly 75; Musical 75; SpeecH Club 74-76; AFS 75-76. ; Nelson, Ruby: Children's Theater 75-76; Spring Play 75-76. Nicoll, Tammy: Girls Choir 75-76. Nixoh, Karen: Sophomore Choir; Concert Choir Business Mgr. of Musical. Norris, Tammy: Office Aide. Osborn, Ted: FALCON Staff; Musical 75; AFS. Osowski, Ed: Wrestling 73-74. Owsley, Kevin: Newspaper Staff; Baseball. Pennington, Clay: Varsity Football; Wrestler. Peters, Karen; NHS: Musical 75-76; Vantasia 75-76 Pep Club; Tornado Squad; Concert Choir Treasur er; Chamber Choir; Track Mgr. 74-76; FCA; All- State Choir; Girls' Track; Basketball Sweethear Candidate. - Porterfield, Jill: Gymnastics Team 74-76; Pep Club 74 75; Junior Varsity Cheerleader Captain 76; Home coming Queen Candidate; Basketball Sweethear Candidate; Concert Choir 76; Girls' Choir 75; Na; tklmgll Honor Society Treasurer; Girls 100 Club; V C u . Potts, Ryan: Musical 674-76; Vantasia 74-76; All-Stat Choir 75; Conert Choir President 76; Golf Team 74 Baseball Team 75-76; Chamber Choir 75-76; Distric and State Music Contest 74-76. Prins, Martin: Band; Stage Band; Swim Team; Vantasia Office Aide. Ray, Peggy, Table Tennis 74-76; Bowling Team Cap tain 74-75; Volleyball 74; Tennis 74; Captain 0 Youth For ChriSt; AFS 74; Girls Choir 74-75; Hono Roll 74-76; Stage Crew 75; Office Aide. Rice, Karen: National Forensic League; Pep Club 74 V Pres. 75, Pres. 76; Falcon staff 76; Concert Choir 75 Sec. of Concert Choir 76; 100 Girls Club 75-76 Stydent Council 74-75; Tornado Squad. RicHEairds, Alisonyi'wAthenian President; Concert Choi 75-76; Mask :5 Wig 75-76; Vantasia 75-76; Senio Ballot Society Belle. Reilley, Ellen: Pep Club; office Aide. Riley, Darrell: Vantasia 74-76; Musical; Band; Stag Band; Orchestra; Concert Choir; Basketball Mgr. Track; Weightlifting; AFS; FCA; Varsity Letterma Club; Pres. of Band; Student Director Vantasia; Del egate to M0. Boys State. Sch'elp, Mike: NFL; Concert Choir; Musical; Vantasia French Club Treasurer; Brigade C.S.M.; Brigade XO Cadet Lt. Cop; Superior Cadet; First Sergeant Grig- Iey Award; SchinderIing, Renee: Girls' Track Team; Sea Maids; Gymnastics Team; Pep Club; Student Council; De- segragation Task Force; FALCON Staff; Office Aide. Schmidt, Lisa: Business COE 75-76; Thala Phia Literary Society. SchuIte, Donna: Pep Club; Speech Club; AFS; Office Aide; J.V. Cheerleader. Scott, Gerald: Musical 74-76; Concert Choir; Cham- ber Choir 74-76; Vantasia 73-76; Vantasia; AIl-State Choir; Orchestra; Band; State Contest Band; Music Contest. ShackeIford, Tim: Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Junior Class Vice-Pres. V-CIub Pres.; FCA Tri-Capt; Football; Basketball 73-76; Baseball 73-76; Audio-visual Club 73-74; Missouri Boys State; Office Aide. Sharon, Carla: Girls Choir; Stage Crew; Vantasia; Christmas Vespers; COE. Shipers, Shirley: ROTC DriII Team; ROTC EX Drill Team; Squad Drill Team; RQTC Princess; COE Stark, Kathy: FALCON Staff C6py Co- Editor; Concert Choir; Sophomore Choir; Musical 75- 76, Vantasia. 75-76; Music Contest 74-76; Christmas Vespers; MU Alpha Theta; French Club; Tornado Squad; AFS; National Honor Society; 100 Girls Club; All State Choir. Stites, Steve: 73-74; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Of- fice Aide. Striley, Michael: Stick Pass Storage Coordinator; Na- tional Honor Society; National Forensic League; Chess Club; Speech Club. 7 Smith, Dronda: Girls Choir 74-75; Vantasia Stage Crew; Christmas Vespers; Contest; Girls Choir 75- 76. Smith, Mike: golf Team. Smith, Roger: Baseball 74-76. Sutcliffe, Terry: Football 74-76; Captain 8! AII-Star' of FootbalI; AII League 2nd Team All Area; Basketball 73-76; Baseball 73-76; All Area, All Inter Scholastic League All Star; FCA 74-76; V-CIub 73-76; Office Aide 74-76. Talcott, Tammy: Falconette Pres.; Concert Choir Tres.; Girls Choir Tres; Thala Phia SGT at Arms; Jr. STUCO Rep; Senior STUCO Rep.; CIic Club; Pep Club; Wrestling Aux.; Musicals; NHS; Vantasia. Tapko, Mark: FCA; Captain Football Team; Captain Basketball Track; V-CIub; STUCO; Typical Falcon on Senior Ballot; Super FaIc Candidate. Terry, Billy: STUCO 74-76; AFS; Concert Choir; Chamber Choir; Vantasia 74-76; National Honor So- ciety. Terry, Cindy: V. Pres. of Student Council; Senior BaI- lot Done Most. Theison, Edward: Sigma Tau; NHS; Tornado Squad; Most Bashful on Senior Ballot; Chess Club Tres. Thomas, Ed: Newspaper Staff 75, COE 76 Thomson, Terresa: Pep Club; Falc6n Staff; Thala Phia 5 6; CIic Club. ' 7on5, Wayne: Baseball; Baske aII Track; Cross untry; FCA. ,Linda: Pep CIub Sgt. -at- Arms, Tennis Team 74; Spanish Club Tracy, Karen: COE. Trinidad, Jim: Baseball. Trotter, Rhonda: 73-74 Stuco Rep; Seamaids; 74-76 FALCON Copy Editor. Van Wey, Vera: Girls Choir 73-76; Courtesy Club 75- 76; Vantasia 75. Vest, Nancy: Pep Club 73-76; Kappa 73-75; Mask 8: IHMWig; Concert Choir. NFL' 5peech Club; eh,WiIIiam: Football, Tra6k MUsicaIs 74- 76; WrestIing Aux. 75 76; Vnatasia 74- 76. Watts, Jim: Stuco Vice-Pres.; V-Football; Weightlift- ing; V-CIub; FCA; Key Club. Waxman, Pam: Band; Orchestra; Pep CIub; JV Cheer- leader; AFS; Speech Club; Thala Phia Society; Thes- pians; Thespian Assembly; Best Actress Award; NHS; Concert Choir; Chamber Choir; Musicals; Vantasia; Spanish Club; Gymnasti6s Team; Office IAide; STUCO. W' gman, Linda: Volleyball Team; Gymnastics Team; ' Cheerleader, Varsity Chee 6a 'iNationaI Hon- ociety; Pep Club; Concert CH6ir. A Wi Icinski, Walter: Wrestling Team 73 76; Football; 5tuco. Williams, Kim: Concert Choir 74-76; Sophomore Choir 73-74 Musicals 73-76; Chamber Choir 74-76; Vantasia 76. WiIlson, Larry: Wrestling; Tennis. Wilson, Vickie: Audio Visual Club Vice Pres, 73; Pep Club and AFS; Track Manager. Wood, Tim: 76 FALCON Editor-in-Chief; FALCON Staff 75; All- State Choir 75- 76; Vantasia 74- 75; Musi- cal 71- 76; Chamber Choir 75- 76; NHS; PeopIe- -to- P t pIe Student Ambassador to Europe; Office 6; Boys Pep Club; Cream 6f the Cr0p Outstand- r' S6nior; Rotary Award for best suppOrting Actor Iin Musical 75. Wopata, Susan: Ecology Club HiStorian; Treasure of Ecology; Pep Club Secretary; National Honor Soci- ety; Concert Choir and Chamber Choir.