Des Moines Technical High School - Engineer Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1965 volume:

ATHLETICS page 14 ORGANIZATIONS 36 CORE AREAS 64 FACULTY 96 SENIORS 108 SENIOR DIRECTORY 136 TECH ITSELF Tech is, of course, its students and faculty, its work and play. The next six pages show Tech ' s population at its usual daily routine of playing hard and ivorking easy. But, I always bowl like this. First, put left hand on head. 6 Next Friday we ' re having frog. me carry it. Reminds me, I forgot to register. Rod Sterling got his start here. Make it good, this is the last picture. 9 FLOOR PLAQUE GIFT FROM ' 64 SENIORS The ' 64 grads had quite a time, commented Mr. Betz, recalling the problems seniors had in collecting funds and organizing the preparations for the school plaque. Ben Shnurman, who graduated in ' 64, was the chairman of the commit- tee. Paul Deer, also a ' 64 grad, was co-chairman. The seniors raised the money for the plaque from donations by seniors, as well as the rest of the student body, sales of decals, and the annual school movie. They had several assemblies in which seniors donated money from their own pockets. The cost of the plaque was $437, while installation was $60. The special light above the plaque cost $20 and the dedication plaque in the center of the floor plaque was $25. The total amount of the floor plaque was $567. The plaque itself is made of pure bronze and weighs approximately 150 pounds. 10 South of the Border Angel Patricio Lopez, Pachi to Tech stu- dents, is this year ' s foreign student. He hails from Quito, Ecuador. He says, Quito is built on the slopes of the surrounding mountains and in a small valley. In the center of the city is a very small mountain which is a city park. He also adds that Quito is approximately the same size as Des Moines. He is the next to the oldest of five children. He has two sisters, Maria 19, and Myriam 8, and tw f o brothers, Germain 15, and Julian 10 . While he is attending Tech, he has been living with the Ross T. Wilburs. His Ameri- can brother is Jon Wilbur, a Tech senior. Jon is in the Auto Diesel area. Pachi is in the same area. He is taking English, social studies, speech, and mechani- cal drawing, also. Pachi says, The schools in Ecuador are not co-educational. They put boys in one school; the girls in another. We have to take 14 or 15 subjects a year. Pachi ' s main hobby is playing soccer. He says his main ambition is to be a mechanical engineer and to go to college when he gets back to Ecuador. The American Field Service has a pro- gram saying that I can come back after my education is completed. When Pachi was asked what his first impression of Tech was, his reply was Won- derful! Tech is different from the schools in Ecuador. It ' s larger. We had only 600 students. Pachi said, The girls at Tech are so friendly and beautiful. The food, says Pachi, is much the same as we eat in Ecuador. But I can ' t under- stand why I have gained 18 pounds since I came to Des Moines. Pachi and his American brother, Jon Wilbur n Queen Janie- kiiigl Bob: Homecoming 1964! Janie Buckingham (at left), Com- mercial Art senior and Bob Ferren (at right), Aviation senior, were elected by the student body to be Tech ' s 1964 Homecoming Queen and King. The royal pair were crowned by last year ' s King and Queen, Tom Callahan and Penee Pfantz at the annual Homecoming Assembly on October 3. They reigned at the Homecoming Dance on October 4 in the cafeteria and Student Center. Mr. Gary Olney, Des Moines teacher and a ' 56 graduate, was on hand during the assembly to give a short talk, representing the alumni. Senior runners-up were Trude Vander Velden and Gene Gering. Representing the junior class were Marilyn Collins and Jim Carnahan. Sophomores were Donna Razor and Skip Simpson. Athletics Jasper Farrow Athletic Director Page Varsity Football 16 Sophomore Football 20 Cross Country 22 Basketball 23 Swimming 27 Wrestling 28 Spring Track 30 Golf 32 Tennis 33 Baseball 34 14 HHHHH . ' x IB IHHIHHHHI HI Hi - 1 1 1 I H The 1964-65 sports year has been one of the finest in Tech ' s history. As always, our athletes have been leaders in sportsmanship, citizenship and interschool relations as well as in their aca- demic studies. Through their hard work and determination they have earned city and state acclaim, and have brought honor to themselves and to their school. The football field, the basketball court or the baseball diamond, however, are not the only places where there is room for honor. And, this year, our spectators have also commanded respect and admiration from all for the fine sportsman- ship displayed by them before and after our athletic contests. The more than 100 letters awarded to our athletes for their participation in football, wrest- ling, golf, tennis, basketball, baseball, cross coun- try, swimming, cheerleading, and track are but a small measure of the thanks we owe them for the memories of the exciting times and chances for companionship that they have afforded us during the year. IT) We Defeat Riders Again Varsity and Sophomores VARSITY SQUAD: Row one: Carl Johnson, John Hall, Richard Strong-, Terry James, Bill Stewart, Tim Shade, Jerry Cooper, Les Carter, John Gamble, Herman Greenlee. Row Two: Larry Keller (manager), Bill Cooper, (manager), John McDonald, Curt Messerly, Fred Fisher, Dean Brown, Gordon Head, Larry Knisley, Ted Nemmers, Jim Carna- han, Neal Williams, Jerry Jones. Row Three: Tom Fettkether (manager), J. W. Vancil (manager), Ed Miles, Dan Hoffman, Mike McClish, Bill White, Phil Gilbert, Byron Bertrand, Bob Ferren, Norman McCune, Hersal McCurn, Mike Miller. STARTING TEAM: Ed Miles, Graydon Mathison. 19B1 SQUAD SENIORS: Row one: John McDonald, Jerry Cooper, Les Carter, John Gamble, Jerry Lafferty, Tim Blackman. Row two: Richard Miller, Byron Bertrand, Bob Ferren, Ed Miles, Roger Brown, Graydon Mathison, Larry I so mincer. Row One: Darrell Roland, Dave Bishop, Don Wright, Jerry Laf- ferty. Row Two: Bernard Bauer, Fred Steffen, Chester Cavil, Richard Mickle, Tim Blackman. Row Three: Roger Brown, Gray- don Mathison, Richard Miller, Larry Iseminger, Coaches Don Ellingson, Gordon Stainbrook, Ken Tannatt. Win One, Lose One: 4-4 Record Tech 41 Saydel 7 0 Dowling 12 13 Roosevelt 7 13 North 18 26 Marshalltown 6 6 Newton 19 33 Lincoln 6 6 East 19 Tim Blackman, Jerry Lafferty, Bob Ferren, Mike McClish, Norman McCune on the line. Jerry Cooper, Neal Williams, Jim Carnahan, Les Carter in the backfield. 17 Carter. Lafferty Win Football Honors Row One: Curt Messerly, Chester Cavil, Larry Knisley, Mike Miller. Row Two: Darrell Roland Don Wright, Phil Gilbert, Herman Greenlee. Les Bunny Carter and Jerry Lafferty were elected team co-eaptains. Carter (left) was voted the most valuable player by the squad and was on the second team all-city. Lafferty (right) was voted the most improved player by the squad and was first team all-city and third team all-state. Fred Steffen, John McDonald Row One: Carl Johnson, Roger Brown, Jerry Jones, Byron Bertrand, Gordon Head, Dean Brown. Row Two: Gamble, Terry James, Tim Shade, Dave Bishop. 18 1965 marked Coach Ken Tannatt ' s tenth year at the helm of the Tech Varsity Football Squad. With the help of his assistants, Tech hopes that Coach Tannatt can make the varsity football squads as great in the next ten years as he has done in the past. Richard Miller, Hersal McCurn. Sophomore Fool hall I nds 5-2; Shous Promise tor ' 65! Row One: Orville Singleton, Larry Jackson, Tom Carnes, Jim Hedlund, Greg Wilson, Jake Southward, Chuck Flanigan. Row Two: Irvine Cheatum, Larry Hawk, Willie Herndon, Vem Jeter. Row One: Claude Bumpus, Barry Sopher, Dan Gerstanprb-r er, Ed Mayfield, Wayne Adamson, Bob Loffon, Steve Mooers. Row Two: LeRoy Cavil, Mark Perry, Galen Thompson, Warren Stewart. Under the strict supervision of sophomore coach Sam Hoffman and assistant Bob Watson, the sophomore squad placed a solid second in rough city series competition, losing only to North. They ended with an impressive 3-1 record in the city. Next year, the team should be ranked among the best. They ended their season with a 5-2 record. 20 jA . m T Jbm Row One: Dennis Nichols, Bob Strang, Gene Warner, Steve Werdon, Ron Hayes, Steve Montgomery. Row Two: Dale Remele, Quinton Coleman, Ray Shade, Scott Johnson, Kim Behm, Jerry Halda, Steven McEluogue, Row Three: Coach Bob Watson, Steve Hill, Al Butts, John Geil, Harold Queen, George Ness, Terry Kniesley, Mel Fuller, Coach Sam Hoffman. 1964 Box Score Tech 7 Roosevelt 0 0 Dowling 26 0 North 18 37 Saydel 0 8 Ames 6 19 Lincoln 12 13 East 6 Cross Country— Champs Again Second in Stale — Third in Male Mile Record (Low Score Wins) Tech 31 Marshalltown 25 8 Valley 15 6 Lincoln 19 10 Roosevelt 13 23 Newton 32 6 Oskaloosa 21 State Mile— 3rd Place State Meet— 2nd Place City Meet— 1st Place Charles Moore, Denny Stoner, Bob Dickey, Charles Raab, Mike Barnes. HHHHH HHHHI HHHRI Hi MHHI HUH Row One: Jerry Edwards, Dave Hunter, Bob Dixon, Charles Moore, Bill Foulkes, Larry Boozell, Jerry Griffith Row Two: John Fennch, Denny Stoner, Chuck Bailey, Charles Raab, Jon Bierbaum, Wesley Hunt, Duane Price Bob Young, Gary Stechel, Paul Rice, Mike Barnes, Bob Dickey, Coach Chuck Silvey. ■BP 22 Varsity Basketball Coach Gillespie, 12 J. W. Vancil, 50 Lenny Ainsworth, 54 Steve Randelman, 44 Graydon Mathison, 10 Norman McCune, 20 Les Carter. V Tech ' s Basketball Coach, Larry Gillespie, has finished his 10th year of coaching many fine Engineer basketball teams. This year was a fair year with both winning and losing important games. Helping Mr. Gillespie were his able assistants, Bob Watson and Gordon Stainbrook. 23 Tom Fettkether 24, Steve Byerly 42, Phil Gilbert 34, Billy White 30, Dave Williams 32, Terry James 14, Don Wright 40, Mr. Stainbrook, Ass ' t. Coach. Scores Newton 59 Tech 45 Grinnell 67 53 Roosevelt 61 39 North 72 62 Dowlinp; 70 47 Lincoln 78 69 Boone 46 68 Valley 51 61 DowlinK 62 60 Marshalltown 60 47 East 61 65 North 76 53 Knoxville 70 65 Roosevelt 80 45 Saydel 43 47 East 66 60 Ames 82 55 Lenny Ainsworth Most improved player and leading 1 scorer for the Engineers. 24 Sophomores End With 7-11 Record Larry Hawk, Doug Brown, Brian Hubbard, Steve Mooers, Warren Stewart, Ted Nemmers, Terry Mickly, Steve Werdon, Willie Herndon, Orville Singleton, Mark Perry, Dennis Woods, Jerry Halda, Ron Briggs, Pete Stewart, Coach Bob Watson. Fred Fischer, Phil Van Blaricom, Larry Long, Rick Giudicessi — all managers. 25 Sophomore Basketball Record Newton 61 Tech 24 Grinnell 64 42 Roosevelt 55 27 North 39 41 Dowling 51 49 Lincoln 41 48 Boone 37 68 Lincoln 61 56 Valley 63 38 Dowling 57 56 Marshalltown 59 43 East 60 31 North 50 Knoxville 58 63 Roosevelt 77 40 Saydel 54 63 East 42 57 Ames 40 43 Swimming Team Roosevelt 66 Tech 29 Boone 56 Tech 37 Lincoln 53 Tech 42 East 54 Tech 41 North 40 Tech 47 Newton 47 Tech 40 Roosevelt 70 Tech 25 East 39 Tech 59 North 45 Tech 50 Ottumwa 62 Tech 33 Lincoln 49 Tech 46 Marshalltown 60 Tech 35 City Meet 4th Dist. Swimming Meet 7th Coach Tom Cady 27 Wrestlers Win City Title 28 1964-65 season was a fine one for the Tech wrestlers. The Engineer matmen finished first in the city, winning every match. Coach Don Ellingson and Mr. Hughes deserve a big hand in training the team to perfection. The team, of course, also deserves a big hand. Congratulations!! t 1 Ro One: Bob Olmsted, Walt Byers, Quentin Coleman, Harold Wheeler, Mike Kress. Row Two: Don MeClain, Fred Steffen, Rich- ard Strang, Steve Montgomery, Phil Danley, Ken Snook. Row Ihree: Coach Hughes, Dave Bishop, Larry Jackson, Bruce Rhine- hart, Leo Williams, Bob Luftin. 1st in Cit : Larry Boozell Gene Boozell Tim Blackman Roger Brown 2nd in City: Ray Thompson Tim Shade Jim Carnahan 1st in AAU Meet: Larry Boozell Dan Lindsey Tim Shade Jim Carnahan Tim Blackman Roger Brown 2nd in Stele: Tim Blackman Tim Blackman Row One: Jim Paterson, Ervin Cheatom, John Olson, Alfred Butts, Cary Spears, Bob Wilson, Mel Shutt. Row Two: Dave Bishop, Frank Kock, Ron Hayes, Gene Warner, Jerry Nemmers, Steve Hop- kins, Tom Carnes, Fred Carnahan. Row Three: Chester Cavil, Dar- rell Roland, Terry Wedding, Gene Brown, Mike Jackson, Joe Me- dina, Steve Evans, Lyle Cheers. 29 Track Team Scores High Row One: Dave Bishop, Dar- rell Roland, Herman Greenlee, John Hall, (iene Davis, W lv Ford. Row Two: Ed Mile , Duane Green, Leroy Cavil, Ter- ra nee McDonnell, John John- son, Bill Sharp. Gary Steckel, Terrance Wei ton. Row One: Mike Kress, Kirby Robinson, Larry Carter, Claude Bumpus, Carl Johnson, Charles Rabb, Bob Dixon, Bob Younjr, Bob Dickey, Bill Sharp. Row Two: Verne Hawkins, Mike Barns, Jerry Edwards, Phil Gilbert, Steve McElvofrue, I arry Jackson, Westly Hunt. Dave Hunter. Reroy Cavil. :; Golfers Row One: Neil Christensen, George Watrous, Ken Lucas, Craig Tiernan, Tom Batman, Dennis Nichols. Row Two: Dennis Woodford, John Olson, Scott Johnson, Larry Isem- inger, Dennis Coe, Tim Ace Whistler, Larry Stole. Not present: Mick Lewis. Jimmie Hedlund. Right: Coach Roger Aceto. Boya Tech 183 Lincoln 159 Tech 179 Ankeny 208 Tech 187 Dowling 155 Tech 182 North 189 Tech 183 Roosevelt 143 Tech 185 Adel 177 City Meet: 5th place 201 District: 4th place 388 32 Tennis Squad Row One: Linda Raitt, Kathy Meek. Sandy Erickson, Pat Williams. Row Two: Patsy Mullins Norma Wit .. Marti (Jeisse. JoAnn Smith, Carol McDowell. Cheryl Hobbe. (.iris Tech 5 East 2 Tech 1 St. Joe 6 Tech 0 Roosevelt 7 District : Marti Geisse, Kathy Meek Runners-up doubles Boyi Tech 0 Boone 7 Tech 2 Dowling 5 Tech 0 East 7 Tech 1 Dowling 6 Tech 4 Indianola 5 Tech 0 Roosevelt 7 Row One: Ray Burke, Dave Moede, Stan Carter. Warren Stewart, Terry Swindler, Dennis Kadner. Row- Two: Willard Harming. Terry Schwab, Jim Sheenan, Galen Thompson, Bob Boellinsr, Rick Arland. Row Three: John Lyons. Ron Gruber. Steve Hopkins. Robert Loftin. 33 Varsity Baseball Scores Tech 2 North o O Tech 4 East 7 Tech 1 Roosevelt 8 Tech 9 Lincoln 8 Tech 4 East 3 Tech 10 Bondurant-Farrar 0 Tech 0 Dowling 12 Tech 5 East 4 Tech 1 Roosevelt 5 (Scores as of May 12) 34 Sophomore Baseball Row One: Coach Cady, Gene Warner. Bill Horton, Larry Hawk, Dennis Woods, Steve Mooers, Ed Mayfield, Orville Singleton, Hill Worthinsr- ton. Row Two: Steve RoMmOBl Michael Parker. Terry Mickle. Jacob Southward. Hill Lee. Robert Goodenoujrhn. John Larsen. Pat Harri- son. Row Three: Brian Hubbard. Georjre Ness (Mgr.), Van Taylor, Dennis Rife, Adolphus Edwards. Kim Behm. Dennis Prindle. Ted Crowe (Msrr. , Doug Brown. Tech 1 Roosevelt 2 Tech 7 East 23 Tech 1 Lincoln 2 Tech 11 East 15 Tech 0 Dowling 2 35 There are 41 interesting and helpful or- ganizations at Tech. Many of them have been established within just a few years but have already succeeded a great deal in improving Tech. The students of Tech do not stop at aca- demic activities but belong to many organi- zations which also require several hours of work a week. These organizations are helpful in many ways. Students collected $386 for the Student Council. Key Club collected 200 toys to give to the orphanages for Christmas. Lettermen ' s Club watches the streets for jay- walkers so the traffic can move smoother. The students that are a part of these organizations get a rewarding experience and enjoyment out of the work they do. These organizations represent the high caliber of students attending Tech this year and every year. Student Council Student Court Drill Team Majorettes Band Chorus Cheerleaders Flag Twirlers Pep Club Foreign Student, Aqualinas Lettermen Key Club Monitors Guides and F.T.A. Club Drama Ad Club DECA Nurses Staff Medical Club Red Cross Council and Library Staff. Office Lunchroom Help, Concession Stand Workers Chess Club, SAT Staff Ham Club, KDPS Stand-by Club PA, Stage Light, Projectionists Gym Leaders Publications Page 38 40 41 41 42 44 45 46 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 .58 .59 .60 .61 .62 37 Student Council Gene Gering, First Semester President. Rito Perez, Second Semester President. Senior Representatives Row One: Joyce Oxenford, Linda Wengert, Edna Sills, Cheryl Stafford, Linda Davis, Carol Vaughn, Angelino Reynoso, Ann Parker, June Stukenberg. Row Two: Claudia Coderre, Karen Stuart, Trude Vander Velden, Jeri Parker, Stephanie Daniel, Sandee Chase, Janet Shaeffer, Barbara Buckingham, Pat Braden, Sue Chenoweth, Pat Tate, Joceil Alexander. Row Three: Ray Burke, Miles Loomis, Angel (Pachi) Lopez, Mike McMurray, Dave McAnaly, Roger Fitzgerald, Gene Gering, Lee Ridenour, Bill Foulkes, Rito Perez, Les Carter, Jerry Lafferty. Row Four: Frank Markum, Steve Holt, Ray Withee, Dan Lindsey, Bill White, Ken Lucas, Fred Carnahan, Ken Sharp, Terry Welborn, Tom Gephart, Terry Lowe, J. W. Vancil. 38 Junior Representatives f I Row One: Maneta Lovelyn, Stephanie Cocherell, JoEllen Jobush, Linda Raitt, Barbara Davis, Chris Hunter, Vickie Bal- lard, Sally Landers. Row Two: Gloria Bartling, Jackie Abbott, Carol Lansberger, Claudine Guillion, Charlene Wedding Sue Mazzola, Barb Langstraat, Luella Webb, Polly Parvin. Row Three: Phil Van Blaricom, Don Wright, Fred Thomas Sally Pierce, Betty Hess, Nancy Wells, Teri Garland, Neal Williams, Gary Krasche, Steve Johnson. Row Four: Keith Stukenberg, Bill Cooper, Mike Strittmather, Jim Nordin, Tom Fettkether, Roger Brown, Ronnie Baker, Chester Cavil. Trude Vander Velden Vice President Janet Schaeffer Secretary Neal Williams Sergeant- At- A ims Neal Williams Vice President Barbara Brinker Secretary Rick Guidicessi Servant- At- Arms First Semester Second Semester Sophomore Representatives How One: Larry Donaldson, Sue Rouseh, Sharon Wandling, Rose Stukenberg, Sue Clayton, Sue Isaacson, Kathy Struyk. ROW Two: Steve Mooers, Valerie Thompson, Cecelia Thompson, Bea Campos, Pat Shupell, Sheila Florence, Mary Har- less, Mike Kennedy. Row Three: Rick Guidicessi, Dan Johnson, Stephen Stumpenhorst, Fred McBride, Mike Faber, Bill Yee, Don Friend, Vernie Hawkins. Student Court Row One: Linda Davis, Barb Buckingham, Trude Vander Velden, Stefanie Daniel, Nancy Sauerman. Row Two: Neal Williams, Joe Hernandez, Keith Stukenberg, Jerry Lafferty. Majorettes Barbara Buckingham Delores Sal tzman Rose Stukenberg Colleen Dennis Linda Tiernan 40 41 1 G 2 1 1 S 5 Q E ■ 5. BO X r f « o3 0) H o £ i l fa ' s is 03 I J 03 O 0) o is C 03 o E «h a S cd w o3 C 0 M 1 M O 03 i—a § 2 I 1 73 ii T3 03 05 B £ a) aj ££ IB u lO o m o3 a a 01 03 03J2 «9 cd H s-i O ' c fi 5 3 ' S 0) 49 03 CD — is CD 13 E 3 03 03 a £ a?; £ J DQ o3 X u C¥ © CD CD IH r- L O rf X S £ S CD CD G 03 ? O 9 be c be o r: 03 H S o II +- m E 03 cd . CD DC CD CD C — •a c 3 2 o E pC CD O O O cp „ r fi CD - i CD OX 5 fi C O cd 02 U c§ S S IJIll U.SKS 4 a pfi-S S a cc c S C 2 c a- at X a rv Q g5 5s .Scq « , 3 Si hi M O ■ Urn g G a 8 lj S - a 60 a oj as — O 93 a; O CO - 5 PS k b 9 - - _ . — w ?- rtv _ o 1 -co =§t-Oe5 aj ' T! a) G — - W 2 o i o M 03 E cs a 9 0Q 1 c -C fi 3J c M = -5 n J8£ 2« CO • Xfl CS « « as 0) 8 S c 5 CS 3£ o o M c c . 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Row Three: Cary Krachey, Ron Meyers, Maggie Swails, Carole Kuhns. Gloria Johnson, Nancy Cremer, Mary Boyd, JoEllen Jobush, Connie Daily, Maureen Mau. Becky Penticl, Terrie Wilson, Carolyn Biockman, Claudine Gillion, Gene Gering. Fred Carnahan. Row Four: Archibald Brooks, Terru Lowe, Rose Stukenberg. Paule.t Mumma, Loriain Longerbone, Gloria Simerson, Beverly Dav- tnport, Linda Russell, Loydett Larson, Karen Kline, Sherri Irons, Donna Frankferd, Connie Haning, Ann Parker, Ray Murray, Mike Montgomery. Row Five: Terry Schwab, Donna Roth, Karen Stuart, Sally Landers. Janet Warner. Margaret Renes, Kathy Woolsey, Carol Landsbruger, Janet Capps, Bette Towne, Polly Parvin, Linda Billy Metcalf, Suzanne Chappas, Sandy Simerson, Leonard Williams, Max Miller. President, Dale Gustafson; Vice President, Janice Smith; Secretary, Jeri Grant; Treasurer, Gloria Johnson. 46 Row One: Tamara Hayter, ( ' aria Burse, Laura Porter, Becky Wilcots, Cheryl Shreck, Mario Radekee, Nancy Swartzlander, Terri Garland. Oloril Bartlin . Row Two: Manala Hendred, Sharon Banks, Martie Meyers, Louise Tiesse, Lydia Hicks, Joan Boyd, Susan Byerly, Janis Foddrill, Linda Tiernan, Colleen Dennis. Row Three: Carol McDowell, Sandra Stone, Tina Mitchell, Polly Miller, Ansrie Reynoso, Vicki Witt. Rene Traffley. Pat Shapnell, Bonnie Seymour. Row Four: Jean Fisher, Carol Boots, Becky Patrick, Joann Smith, Janie Tucker, Janie Buckingham. June Stukenbersr, Barb Brinker, Jociel Alexander. Linda Van Patter. The Pep Club this year has done a great job in upholding the spirit for Tech, with the help of Mrs. Knutson, pep club officers and all loyal pep club members. Yellow blouses, navy blue skirts were a great hit for the pep club uniforms. Pep club emblems also added to the uniform. Although we didn ' t win all of our games, we played good ones, enough to keep the spirit of pep club roaring throughout the games. We just hope this spirit continues to grow throughout the peart with all new classes entering Tech. Mrs. Knutson, Sponsor 47 Foreign Student Committee Row One: Mrs. Vesta Duensing, Linda Coles, Ann M. Emery, Maria Jusino, Pat Lytle, Gerri Hearron, Mary Lovig, Jean Jones, Lucinda Folkners. Row Two: Faye Miller, Vicki Lytle, Sandy Barker, Judy Price, Helen Clark, Pat Gray, Gloria Bartling, Monicah Mutuku, Sherry Henderson. Row Three: Mr. Cady, Linn Jones, Pachi Lopez, Jon Wilbur, Roger Pullen, George Watrous, Denny Brown, Lenny Williams, Mike White. Aqualinas Pachi Lopez: Foreign Student 1 Deannie Lynch, Phil Waters, Trude VanderVelden, Sharon Johnson, Marilyn Collins, Pat Hess, Rose Bemal, Pat Hicks, Becky Patrick, Pat Grey, Karen Calligan, Nancy Wells, Terri Garland, Edith Brown, Sandi Johnson, Judy Grubb, Janet Brown, Sue Clayton, Rose Stukenberg. At left: Sponsors: Mrs. Corwin and Miss Dobash. 48 KEY CLUB Row One: Jim Nordin, Dale Gustafson, Jerry Lafferty, Gene Gering, Jim Carnahan, Dave McAnally, Charles Holder (Treasurer). Row Two: Roger Brown, Roger Kock, Bill Cooper, Lennie Ainsworth (Vice-President), Rick Guidicessi, Larry Hague, Norman McCune, Rick Arland. Row Three: Sam Colacino, Roper Fitzgerald (Secretary), Don Wright (Junior Director), Bob Ferren, Bob Oliver, Steve Conley, Dan Swinehart, J. W. Vancil (President). Row Four: John McDonald, Keith Stukenberg, Terry James, Gene Brown, Dave Bishop, Tom Fettkether (2nd Vice President). Holding Banner: Dennis Stoner, Ken Lucas (Senior Director). EETTERMAN ' S CLUB Row One: J. W. Vancil, Bob Ferren, Linn Jones, Randy Hansen, Jerry Lafferty, Ken Lucas, Frank Barber, Larry Boozell, Craig Tiernan, Woody Ford, Herman Greenlee, Herb White, Bob Dixon, David Hunter, Larry Knisley, Phil Gilbert. Row Two: Byron Bertrand, Bob Larson, Terry Lowe, Bill Fulkes, Tim Blackman, Neal Williams, Les Carter, John Mc- Donald, Steve Johnson, Chas. Moore, Bob Oliver, Max Miller, Jim Carnahan. Row Three: Graydon Mathison, Lennie Ainsworth, Roger Kock, Terry Swindler, Dennis Stoner, Dan Lindsay, Johnny Johnson, Darrel Roland, Chester Cavil, Al Thrasher, Chas. Raab, Terry James, Dave Bishop. Row Four: Roger Brown Mike McClish, Norman McCune, Gordon Head, Tom Fettkether, Don Wright, Ray Withee, Tom Johnson, John Gamble, Bob Boelling, Bill Cooper, Doug Cave, Chas. Holder, Mr. Tannatt, Sponsor. 49 Monitors Are Tech ' s Watchmen r Mr. Boyce The Monitors play an important part in the school. Although they never apprehend a bank robber or shoot-it-out with a gangster, they do have duties to perform. Among their duties is to see that all students have a pass to be in the halls or to leave the building during class time. Violators of the school rules can be given court passes by the monitors. Not just anyone can become a monitor. A student must have good grades, be dependable, have a study hall, and be approved by the boys ' or girls ' advisor and the sponsor, Mr. Boyce. Periods 1, 2, 3 Row One: Chuck Jones, Charles Noble, Linda S. Curry, Connie Andersen, Anpelia Reynoso, Sandy Spoonholtz, Jeanette Friest, Linda Rees, Ann Marie Emery, Lynne Fronsdahl, Max Miller, John McDonald. Row Two: Bob Oliver, Reggie Pickett, Gloria Johnson, Mary Boyd, Stephanie Cocherell, Bev Sparks, Linda Ward, Kathy D. Colby Nancy Swartslander, Colleen Dennis, Sally Pierce, Gre£ Wilson, Gary Beem. Row Three: Mike Parker, Paul P hinney, Manala Hendred, June Stukenber , Renee Webster, Jean Green, Tarn Hayter, Janis L. Smith, Sharon Bowling, Carla Pay ton, Terry Knisley, Bruce DeGeest, John E. Curry. Row Four: Lonnie Browne, Steve Conley, Scott Johnson, Larry Lesher, Raymond L. Murray, Fred Carnahan, Bill Foulkes, Tim Blackman, Don Harris Gary Allen Graeber Row Five: Allyn Sherer, Jon Wilbur, Mike Montgomery, Dan Johnson, Larry Boozell, Rick Conn, Dave Bishop, Ken Lucas, Gary McGriff, Mr. Boyce. 50 Period 4 Row One: James McClain John Barnes Greg Hagan Mike Collier, Mike Strachan, Marti Geisse, Maryann Peley, Linda Mlf S M y L 2 ' iSjl2 rici 2. Gra3 at FlS T er ; Jo t n D ' Boha11 ' Leonard L. Waters, Dave Walker, Raymond R. Abbott RowTwo: Bill White, Steve Johnson, Harlan Miller, John Gamble, Gary Losee, John Rhoades, Robert L. Pete- fish, Woody Ford, Dennis Shelley, George Watrous, Mike Boylan, Jim Maddy, Mike Last. Row Three: Bob Dixon, Bob Morgan, Tom Gephart, Gary Richards, Bob Higday, Bob Boelling, Tom Batman, James Clark, Jerry Hutson, Jim Rilev Mike Montgomery Lee Ridenour, Joe Meredith. Row Four: Robert G. Hinshaw, Danny Davis, Bill Eberline, Jerry Baker Pete Hale, Ward Mellerup, Tom Wyman, Mike Walker, Gary Merkley, James Leo Frederick, Gerald Butcher, Glenn Cruchelow. Row Five: Ray Shade, Larry Henderson, David McMaster, Ken Lucas, Allyn Sherer, Stephen G. Patterson, Lugene W. Davis, Benjamin Flanigan, Larry Musselman, Bob Ruckle, Mike McDaniel, Richard Niemeyer Rick Olson Periods 5, 6, 7 Row One: Diane Harlan, Cindy Godwin, Carolyn Brown, Janet Capps, Kylene Luchsinger, Linda DeMarce Bev Gray Jeri Cirant, Connie Sims, Marchele Mcintosh, Rene Traffley, Diane Miller, Karen Stuart. Row Two: Diana Terry Cary Marden, Jean Green, Marti Hunter, Vicky Ledlie, Deanne Lynch, Carol Boots, Barbara Langstraat, Judi Wineinger Marilyn Collins, Carol Landsberger, Jeri Parker, Sue Buckingham. Row Three: Ted Nemmers, Leonard Williams Steven Mooers, Don Vines, John Fenrich, Wayne Shelton, Steve Hulsizer, Frank Kock, Lyle Cheers, Gerald Butcher, Harry Show- man, Larry Cunningham, Robin Seley. Row Four: Russ Blanchard, Jerry Edwards, Robert L. Petefish, Tim Blackman Dave Bishop, Sam Colacino, Terry Mickle, Leonard Waters, Bill Bauer, Bill Godwin, Wayne Cole, Jim Hedlund. Row ' five: Tom Wyman, Roger Pullen, Larry Hague, Steven Riccio, Bruce Farrell, Rav Withee, Don Brown. 51 STUDENT GUIDES $ f f f 9 F.T.A. Row One: Linda Metten, Margaret Leach, June Stukenberg, Jeri Grant, Cheryl Staf- ford, Diane Harlan, Rene Traffley. Row Two: Robert G. Hinshaw, Stephanie Coch- erell, Deanne Lynch, Carol Boots, Jackie Taylor, Mary Lovig, Patricia Hayden, Tamarra Hayter, Mr. Boyce. Row Three: Wayne Cole, Harlan Miller, Jack Leonard, Charles Mellerup, Leonard Waters, Bruce Farrell, Robert Stinson, Steve Boyce. it Row One: Sue Bernard, Vonda Starmer, Sherry Irons, Dorothy Crawford, Lina Butrick, Sandra Spoonholtz, Bonnie Sutrick, Karen Carter, Margaret Leach, Donna Frankford, Connie Bone. Row Two: Candace Cater, Suzanne Chappas, Joyce Worley, Pamela Taylor, Shirley Allen, Connie Parmer, Kathy Birkinbine, Deborah Turner, Karen Anderson, Marilyn Thompson. Row Three: Mr. Kinzie, Anthony Caponigro, Lee Mer- cer, Steve Boyce, Joseph Shaefer, Mike Hartley. 52 53 DECA Kow One: Mr. Eaton, Lois Williams, Donna Emery, Connie Brewer, Judy DeCamp, Kathy Morgan, Pam See, Steve Morris. Row Two: Ivan Zutis, Gloria Simerson, Madeline Saylor, Linda Bossuot, Linda Pennington, Diane Hallett, Diane Davis, Wayne Foust. Not Pictured: Emily Adams, Marol Crow, Linda Aller, Byron Bertrand, Dennis Bergerson. AD CLUB Row One: Leonard Williams, Denny Shelly, Judy Grubb, Connie Bone, Rose Stukenberg, Sandy Johnson, Linda Woodyard, Donna Emery, Leonard Waters, Fred Carnahan. Row Two: Mr. E. Barlow, Mr. Eaton, Rose- mary Bernal, Sharon Robinson, Janie Buckingham, Sue Reisinger, Gloria Bartling, Sally Pierce, Miss Brewer, Mr. Blair. Row Three: Ron Bayles, Jerry Baker, Don Fidler, Don Brooks, Rito Perez, John Allen, Roger Koch, Don Brown. Deca s main project is operating the D.E. Store in the Student Center. They sell candy, pop and other sweets. Tech is represented nationally and state wide in Deca. Two groups in the Ad Club compete against each other in selling ads for the year book. Their goal is to sell more ads to lower the cost of the year book. 51 NORSES ' STAFF Row One: Mrs. Dorothy Boehm, Reah Roberts, Bev Gray, Dianna McCurdy, Janice Ashburn, Ginny Gogerty. Row Two: Terry McDonnell, Sharon Johnson, Pat Gray, Donna Soloman, Jean Fisher. The students assist the nurse in filling out passes, admits, and slips for the nurse to sign. They also help keep the records on the students coming in to the nurse. Medical Club stimulates the interests of students in the profession of medicine. The Medical Club has many speakers and participating activities. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Row One: Chris Hunter, Martha Meyer, Joan Boyd, Angelina Reynoso, Vicky Edenburn, Maria Jusino, Paulette Mumma, Mrs. Dorothy Boehm. Row Two: Joyce Worley, Jane McDaniel, Ruth Staple, Nona Miller, Mary Larsh, Sue Loyd, Vonda Starmer, Linda Curry, Mr. Ed Peterson. Row Three: Helen Clark, Carole Kuhns, Karen Klein, Linda Butler, Beth Spease, Sandy Smith, Paulette Miller, Tom Whistler. 55 Red Cross Council Row One: Jan Foddrill, Sharon Johnson, Kathy Birkinbine, Karen Carter, Sue Byerly, Paula Walker, Mary Lou Propst, Martie Meyer, Donna Razor, Jo Ann Smith, Judy Taylor, Mrs. Norman. Row Two: Jerry Green, Jackie Taylor, Lydia Hicks, Sheri Townsell, Billie Metcaff, Cary Mardeu, Carla Burse, Pat Gray, Gerrie Hearron, Judy Ennis, Donneta Clayborne, Manala Hendred. Row Three: Larry Ismingrer, Ron Wood, Archie Brooks, Neil Christen- sen, Steve Patterson, Warren Edenburn, Terry Schwab, Corwin Potter, Mike Montgomery. Library Staff Row One: Miss Smith, Judy Price, Becky Prazak, Melanie Tiedens, Judy Cornelius, Faye Miller, Mary Lovig. Row Two: Janice Thompson, Linda Adams, Louise Tiesse, Kathy Yamen, Margaret Wilkinson, Donna Wood, Mrs. Pru h. Row Three: Arthur Adams, David Kaiser, Jerry Morris, Mike Lajke, Dennis Howe, Jim McKillop. 56 Office And Concession Stand Workers OFFICE: Row One: Mrs. Wilson, Toni Jordan, Barbara Conner . JoEllen Jobush, Connie Harwood, Linda Raitt, Annette Jury, Phyllis Lankford, Gail SlaupnWr TfowTwo: Linda Wade, Faye Miller, Sherry Irons, Donna Frankford, Michele Larson, Janet Schaff, Kathy Meek, Nancy Swartzlander, Pam Bain. Row Three: Manala Hendred, Delores Kyle, Maggie Swails, Cheryl Hobbs, Gloria Bartling, Diane Weatherwax, Joan Cox. 57 SAT STAFF The S.A.T. Staff consists of students who are in charge of keeping the records of the Stu- dent Activity Ticket. The S.A.T. ticket admits the students to games, parties, plays and other school functions, in addition to a $2.50 deduction on the Year- book. The S.A.T. tickets are used to support Tech ' s athletic programs. Jane Bean, Bill Foulkes, Lynn Coffman, Marti Giesse. CHESS CLUB Chess Club is an organization of those students who play chess according to rules the students themselves have set up. Row One: Jim Clark, Jerry Hutson, Linda Grimes, Raymond Clark, Jack Druart. Row Two: Fred McBride, Mike Clark, Dan Yeaprer, Gene Mus- selman. Row Three: Don Lumodue, Bob BoellinK, Marvin Camp. n HAM CLUB Row One: Jerry Morris, James Norden, Bill Balvanz, Larry Yates, Bill Miller, Michael Lajko. Row Two: Gary Krasche, Edwin Anderson, Michiel Flowers, Nicholas Brown. David Wine arden, Alan Vande Kieft, Don Cook. Row Three: Doug- las Elwell, Martin Yountf, Richard Kottmeier, Mike Miller, Dan Hoffman, Richard Buchholtz, Mr. Byron Mann. Ham Club consists of boys who operate a ham radio set. These sets are both in cars and at home. The students must be licensed in order to operate them. Row One: Richard Robey, Mike Lajko, Dennis Wilson, Terry Smith, Larry Yates, Bob Harders, Lee Mercer. Row Two: Jim Nordin, Larry Harris, Bill Spikes, Wayne Shelton, Merle Jones, Dave Peitzman, Larry Stole. Row Three: Phil Dan- ley, Bill Cater, Jim Skinner, Jean Jacobsen, Mike Flowers, Jerry Morris, Nick Knezevich. Row Four: Doug: Elwell, Nick Brown, Ron Brigrtfs, Mike Byerly, Don Silcott, Mr. Gabler. 59 STAND-BY CLUB I Dave Guyer and Don Wright (front); Ron Shaw and Jim Sheehan; Mr. J. R. Cooper (back). Lighting P.A. Row One: Alan Warner, Miles Loomis, Charles Holder. Row Two: Dennis Gurnsey, Don Cook. Row Three: Mr. C. W. Dowd. Row One: Ed Simpson, Gary Krasche. Row Two: Eric Henderson, Jack Leonard. Row Three: Mr. Dave Hutson. These three organizations crews are responsible for the public address system, auditorium lights, and stage equip- ment. They perform their services at parties, assemblies, and other school activities. These students not only oper- ate the equipment but are responsible for the upkeep. 16MM Projectionists The projectionists have the responsibility of running the machines for the films being shown at Tech. Row One: Wayne Shelton, Jerry Morris. Row Two: Richard Moore, Dean Stonehocker, Dave Peitzman. Row Three: Merle Jones, John Jaeger. Row Four: Mr. Harry Peterson. 60 Girls Gym Leader Row One: Manala Hendred, Sandra Smith, Cheryl Wheeler, Carol Landsberger, Linda DeMarce, Cheryl Stafford, Vickie Ledlie. Row Two: Carol Kuhns, Margaret Swails, Patty Howe, Charlene Pack, Claudia Bragg, Connie Parmer, Peggy Coram. Row Three: Jackie Roop, Marsha Morgan, Beth Spease, Linda Rote, Janeen Weathers, Judy Moore. Row Four: Joan Cox, Diane Weatherwax, Pat Hayden, Delores Kyle, Jean Green, Rosia Graves, Sharon Jerks, Janet Foddrill. Boys Gym Leader Row One: Ron Bayles, Bill West, Vern Eagan, Bob Carr, Howard Brown, Walt Dochterman, Dennis Litenberg, Mike Johnson, Mike Merrifield. Row Two: Ricky Clardy, Dave McMasters, Bob Fuller, Warren Edenburn, Ron Downing, Terry Lowe, Pete Hale, Dave Foster, Steve Randelman. Row Three: Ray Withee, Lennie Williams, Gary White, Mike Robertson, Pep Perez, Fred Carnahan, Joe Harper, Conrad Carey. 61 PUBLICATIONS Technician Technician Editor: Jim Bottorff Sports Staff: (standing): Jeri Grant, Stan Carter, Duane Ward. (Seated): Sports Editor: Pep Perez, Joyce Oxenford. Engineer Julius Bernal, Advertising Staff; Guy Falbo, Both Publica- tions; Gary Davidson, Sports Staff: Don Brooks, Advertising Staff; Mike Hartley, Photography; Mike West, Advertising Staff; Joe Harper, Both Publications. Senior Section Staff: Jean Parker, Bonnie Seymour; Editor Senior Section: Becky Wilcots; Staff Member: Janice Smith. Gary Roberts, Staff for Both Publications; Tom Jarnagin, Editor Organizations Section; Linda German, Editor Adver- tising Section; Jeri Parker, Organizations Section Staff; Pam See, Senior Section Staff. Engineer Editor: Tom Flowers (Standing) Nancy Fredg fifc, O rganizations Section Staff; Caro- lyn Brockmffll Stall for Both Publications; Florence Dilbon, Circulation Manager; Lenny Williams, Photography (seated); Gloria Bartling, Faculty Section Editor and Business Manager; Diane Weatherwax, Publications Secretary. 63 Tech is a vocational and technical school in which students receive special training and prep- aration for college or jobs after graduation. There are different areas called core areas of specialization ranging from Clerical, Aviation, and 26 others, including two new areas, Carpen- try and Dental Health. Auto Body 66 Auto Diesel 67 Auto Mechanics 68 Aviation 69 Bookkeeping 70 Cabinet Making 71 Carpentry 72 Clerical 73 Commercial Art 74 Communication Electronics 75 Computer Programing 76 Distributive Education 78 Drafting 79 Electricity 80 Electronic Computer Technology 81 Health Services 82 Hotel Restaurant 83 Machine Shop 84 Painting Decorating 85 Printing 86 Radio TV Production 87 Refrigeration 88 Sheet Metal 89 Stenographic 90 Tailoring 91 Welding 92 Co ops 93 65 Auto Body 1 Auto Body 3-5 66 Auto Mechanics 5 Auto Mechanics 3 Row One: James Grylls, John Edwards, Ricky Dorow, David Hunter, Michael Leeper, Jeffrey Wheeler. Richard Strang, Robert Torry, Bruce Watkins, Charles Rains, Michael Standley. Michael McFadden, Stephen Patterson. Row Two: Jim Keul, Paul KellogK, Bill Thomas. Bill Crook, John Hildreth. Michael Johnston. Arnold Mills, Alan Fredregill, Bernard Bauer, Stephen Johnson, Craig Thorj e, Mr. Boyce. Mr. Kennedy. Row Three: Larry Knisley, Tom Bart ram, Larry Osborn, Bill Herndon, Larry Dennis, Frank Payne, Gerry Major, David Wicker, Roy Klobnak, Steve Calligan, Allen Smith, Barry Hull. Auto Mechanics 1 Row One: Dave Price, Ken Snook, Jim Patrick, Bill Hegland. Richard Ramsey, Skip Simpson, Claude Bumpus, Steve Forbes, Norman Groos, James Andrus. Melvin Fuller, Ron Van Dalsem, Joe Naples. Row Two: Boh (ioodcnmufh. Mike Miller. Carl Lancaster. Boh Waters. Gene Warner. Dennis Peterson. Dan McBroon, Galen Thompson. Paul Simmons. Pat Simonson, Craig Young, Clark Schuler, Leslie Buchanan, Norvelle White. Row Three: Lee Stark, Dave Kidd, Bill Horton, Tom Cannon, Tom Batnam. Doug Brown. Bernard Sheffer. Art Scherrer, Conrad Carey, Bob Schmit, Harold Queen. Kim Patrick. Robbin Johnson. Row Four: Mike Roberts, Alan Van Pelt, Al Butts, Dennis Cooper. David Wignall. Jack Switzer, Jerry Wal-h. Mr. Wiseman, Mr. Rutz. G8 Afternoon Aviation Row One: Dennis Curtis, Jerry Spencer, Harry Hager, Raymond Long. Steven Dickson, Dennis Stoner, Dave McAnally. Row Two: Ted Mullins, Tom Smith, Jerry Jones, John Naset, Max Miller. William Johnson, Ron Wood, Rex Anderson. Row Three: Lon Browne, Mik Strfttmatter, K n I risk ill. Linn Jones, Robert . ■ sJ2a Ferren, Gary Steckel, Ron Bums, Dean Terai. ' ' fyjiife ' EMM s tz Morning Aviation Row One: Dan O ' Connell, Richard Felton, Bob Dopf, Dave Moede, Earl Crabb, Bruce Rinehart, Ron Larson, Dan Burns, Dave Wiles, Carl Moll. Row Two: Russell George, Ronald Hayes, Bob Ohlmsted, Dan Gerstenberger, David Harper, Dennis Everitt. Mike White. George Loeee, Gary Ely, Fred McBride. Row Three: Larry Jones, Ronald Proctor, Tom Hamilton, Harold Wheeler, Dennis Pauley. Wendell Powell, Craig Raumbach, David Griffiths, Jerry Clark, Tom Milligan. Robert Strang. 69 Bookkeeping Seniors 70 Cabinet Making Cabinet Making 5-5 How One: Mr. Pin son. Herbert White, Benjamin Flanigan, David Walker, Frank Scigliano, Ronald Baker. Harold Lundberg. William Payne, Marty Miner. James McClain. Robert John Short, Steven Rush. Row Two: Jerry Lockey, Mike Bainter, Kenneth Shafer, Ray Murray, Edward Carper, Larry Keller, Vern Eagen, Robert Carr, Michael McDaniel, Charles Wohlwand, Raymond Hilden- brand, Richard Neimeyer. Row Three: Michael McKinley, Carl Wallace, Neal Bryant, Gary Beem, Michael Clark, Dennis Bowlin, Wayne Baker, Kenneth Thompson. Bruce Jones, Ricky Olson. Richard daring, James Trees. Mr. Meharry. Cabinet Making 1 Row One: Dan Olson, Terry Blackburn, Harold Lundberg, Steven Hill, Ronald Baker, Charles Long, Larry Carter. Row Two: James Keller, James Guyer, Steven Blair, Terry Lockey, David Helmers, James Lindsey. William Connelly, Mr. Pierson. Row Three: Greg Wilson, Don VanVleet, Ron Davidson, Don Rudkin. Gary Chassells. Randy McDaniel. Douglas Kiefer. Dan Boatwright. Mr. Fribouigh. 71 72 CLERICAL Row One: Paulette Higday, Connie Daily, Georgia Kimrey, Janet Gilliam, Janet Briggs, Diana Shields, Sandy Stewart, Connie Robertson, Kathy Rote, Donna Strable, Karen Holmes, Terri Vasqrez, Linda Rees, Nancy Lartchner. Row Two: Kay Wilson, Martha Myers, Linda Hon. Linda Curry, Linda Foudree, Debbie Turner, Jackie Quinn, Marilyn Abbott, Lai eta Robbins, Regena Ryan, Leonora Coffee, Sharon Keeney, Janice Bradford, Judy Danks, Billie Waller, Cecelia Waldon. Row Three: Margie Currie, Barbara M it aid. Judy Young, Dorothy Trento, Marilyn Markley, Angela Johnson. Delihad Oxford, Kathy Birkinbine, Linda Pasiall, Shirley Snail, Susie Beebee, Darlene McDonald. Irene Shelton. Kathy Lamb, Sharon Erickson, Joan Robinson, Roberta Taylor, Paula Harris, Phyllis Kennedy. Row Four: Kathy Yamen. Marilyn White. Linda Kloster, Carol I ee Lettington, Terri Lewis, Linda Belieu, Eyvonne Protnero, Nancy Brauer, Carole Brouer, Linda Hart. Barbara Moore, Brenda Post, Valerie Thompson, Sue Nithman, Mary Ann O ' Connell, Pam Stout, Karen Clayburn, Joyce Johnson, Connie McKay, Julie Crawford, Virginia Huston, Alfreda Johnson, Olivia Canacho, Esther Cami ero, Nona Steen. Row One: Sharon Banks, Hazel Collier. Karen Anderson. Martha Morgan, Phyllis Lankford, Dorothy Oliver, Jeanette Crawford, Johna Duke, Pat Howe, Satira Duncan, Marcia Burrell, Dorothy Crawford, Janet Brown, Diana Dailey. Row Two: Pam Taylor, Janet Warner, Sharon Kvans, Elizabeth Sample. Beatrice Lincoln. Lorraine Brockman, Linda Rote, Nan Lee, Kathy Legg, Connie Parmer, Jean Crabbe, Carol W-olcy. JoEllen Johnston. Mary Coffin. Row Three: Linda Wade. Ramona Withee, Diane Miller, Marcia Kellam, Linda Franklin, Sheri Buckman, Patsy Mullins, Linda DeMarce, Terri (iarland, Cathy Cunningham, Joby Jose, Sheryl Hedgecock, Beverly Lindemoen, Karen Welton. Row One: Jane Tucker, Mary Boyd, Karen Johnston, Debby Hocksbergen, Pam Darrah, Jane Morey, Pat Schley, Vicki Mitchell, Colleen Meadows, Ruth Bowen, Sue Oyley, Penny Williamson, Linda Tiernan, Becky Wilbert. Row Two: Juanita Carrizales, Ellen Hickey, Barbara Conner. Loretta Shelton, Sharon Ingraham, Jan Foddrill. Beverly Sparks, Karen Fitzpatrick. Ellen Sue Johnson, Maggie Zuch, Vickie Ledlle. Judy Wineinger, Sheala Fitzgerald, Marilyn Collins. Row Three: Judy Kloster, Christine Wright, Susie Fisher, Judy Miller, Cheri Henderson. Sheryl Lundgren, Donna Smith, Betty Titus, Linda William, Sue Jones, Mary Reese, Sandy Williams, Pat Robbins, Jancie Connett. Row Four: Suzanne Chappas, Delores Kyle, Sandy Kamber, Martha Kyle, Lorraine Longerbone, Sandy Simerson, Janet Capps, Connie Harwood, Lloydette I arscn, Donna Frankford, Sherry Irons, Lois Coltrain, Cha:lene Rudolf, Sandy Ortiz, Cherie Sievers, Emmy Meyer. Row One: Cheryl Stafford, Annette Jury. Mary Downs, Linda Lettington, Maria Wolver, Linda Bolin, Judy Hoff, Diana Dye, Becky Wilcots, Morttta Fowler, Beverly Flint, Carol Vaughn, Marilyn Thompson. Row Two: Linda McClaskey, June Stukenberg, Judy Moore, Jeri Parker, Jean Parker, Donna Rolan, Pat Fisher, Joyce Shuff, Barbara Thomas, Deanne Lynch, Laura Porter, Diane Weatherwax, Eileen Wyld. Row Three: Mary Sapp, Sandy Barker, Shirley Pinegar, Jan Thompson, Pat Wyant, Margaret Mays, Cheryl Hobbs, Margaret Robb, Faye Miller, Carolyn Shannon, Liada Meyer, Lana Shoning, Jackie Taylor. Row Four: Pat Hess, Jean Fisher, Shirley John, Donna Wood, Donna Brown, Sherry Jennings, Susan Speck, Mary Marlow, Linda Wengert, Rose Brachette. Norma Vertz, Barbara Booth, Jane Tyler, Lynne Fronsdahl. Martha Geisse. 73 Commercial Art Row One : I at Ly tie Jean Jones, Ron Grove, Charles Edwards, Pearly Coram, Tom Flowers, Owen Quaintance, Fred Carnahan, Jerry Lok- ston, Judi Grubb. Sandi Johnson Mr. Jefchak. Row Two: Ralph Gabriel, Bill Eberline, Verna Johnson, Sue Rfltoinmr, K« Zimmi -.man Mike Piatt, Gene Brown, Lee Thomas, Jery Cave, Randy McVey, Dan Davis. Nancy Wells, Miss Brewer. Row Three: Ron Ravles Mill Walton. Larry ( ast.M. Bandy Fisher. Roarer Kock. Bruce Brown, Larry Henderson, Gary White. Larry Pardee. Bill Wolver. Diana Braden ir m- Ni £ ,son ' , Mr - Thomas Row Four: Bonnie Fisher. Jane Buckingham. Stephanie Daniels (General). Theresa Simmons. Susan Stubb Karen Walhs. Betty Hess, Sue Chenoweth. p i i ' Jii 8 T 8 £ , Cam J lla Murr  y. Connie Jasperson. Donna Razor. Sharon Sutton. Linda Tiesse. Mary Harless, Sandra Lawrence S, I n H Ca, °l R,eck c . ZJVl£?2 Han8e £ ' D Hubbartt. Don Friend. Michael Parker, Frank Storms, Larry Hawk. I n Smith Donna Harris. Karen Stanf. eld Debbie Staten Row Three: Mr. Thomas. Crai Olson. Kim Behm. James T. Brown, Pete Anderson Don Frye. Duane Price. Bob Drake. Steve Archer, Dan Valadez, Steven Ogg, Mr. Jefchak. ' 71 Computer Program Row One: Miss Miller. Sally Landers, Claudine Guilion, Polly Parvin, Jeanette Friest, Nancy Lee, Donna Muck, Kathy Colby, Luella Webb Row Two: Bill Cooper, Roarer Fitzgerald, Ray Hensley, Jim Cook, Tom Meyer, Jerry Pratt. Mik«- LaFary. Mr. Davenport. 76 Diesel Engines Row One: Woody Ford, Vernon Lawrence, Michael Johnson, Joe Meredith, Rod Dowell, David Paulsen. Gary Merkley, Mr. Yohe. Row Two: Wyley Guthrie, Harold Sample. Jon Wilbur, Pachi Lopez, James Frederick. David Turner, Mike Montgomery. Distributive Education 78 DRAFTING 5: Row One: Dan Linsey, Tom Johnson, John Mekus, Tru le Vander Velden, dene Gering, John Bohall, Mr. Van Arkel. Row Two: Dave Bishop. Jerry Lafferty, Jim Edwards, Kirby Robinson, Dale Gustafson, Warren Abel, Dan Sheeder, Robert Hinshaw. Row Three: Dave Hendricks, John McDonald, Robert Ferrell, Robert Higday, Gen? Necse, Ron Flora, Larry Fluharty. Drafting :! DRAFTING 3: Row One: Mr. Van Arkel, Don Wright. Wayne Cully, Neal Williams. Darryl Roland. Richard Mickle. Larry Hauge. William Hughbanks. Willard Haning. Row Two: Linda Strange, Pam Livingst n, Dave Allyn, Terry Brazelton, Bruce Hubbard, John Johnson, Dennis Shannon, Corwin Potter, Gary Cheney, Larry Jess. Row Three: Roger Rice, Alvin Martindale. Mike Rush. Richard Dunbar. Michael De Geus. In-nniU Ciaiif, Michael ha, Mike Murphy. Frank McK «w«-n. Art MaMi Nmnian MeCwnc DRAFTING 1 : Row 1 : Steve Hopkins. Melvin Shutt, Dennis Ritz. Dennis Hagen, Greg Jones, Bill Yee, Ted Crow, Rick Guidicessi, Bob Lohr. Row Two: Marvin Camp, Joe Schaefer, Ed Burgess, Bill Cater, Marvin Marchael, Mike Barnes, Tim Mason, Danny Holloway, Steven Werden, Larry Estes. Row Three: Richard Hlanchard, Robert Loftin, William Doumas. Jim Hedlund. Bill Knapp. Bruce Degeest. Glenn Adreon. Art Hcdtft ' cock. Larry Neal. Mr. Jack Druart. Health Services Mary Lovig, Karen Calligan, Judy Price, Sandy I i o nh Carolyn Brown, Margaret Swail.s, i i lt ne Hearron. Mary Larsh. Paulette Miller, Mr. Gi.iespie. Karen Klein, Carol Boots, Beverly Gray. Jeri Grant, Angelina Reynoso, Joan Boyd. Nona Miller. Barbara Buckingham. Carole Kuhn- Sandy Chase, Pat Gray. David McMaster, J. W. Vancil. Ken Lucas, Tim Blackman. Karen Stuart, Sharon Johnson. Cindy Godwin, Joyce Oxenford, Claudia Cod- ei re, Baibaia Thomas. Beverly Petersen, Nancy Sauerman. Rose Stukenberg, Carol Ofterdinger, Sheral Hearron. Cathy Knight, Sue Clayton, Linda DeLaria, Nancy Boyden, Cheryl Wheeler, Pam Gillespie, Becky Patrick, Nancy Doornenbal. Dave Babbitt, Jackie Roop, Kathie Lar- son, Marsha Matteson, Pat Shap| l!. Pat Moore, Paulette Mumma, Helen Clark, Pat Murphy, Linda Coil, Jean Dillard, Linda Brown, Mr. Gillespie. Terry Knisley, Bob Young, David Kais- er, Steve Herbert, Connie Obrien, Linda Curry. Sandra Smith, Jane McDaniel, Isabel! Dysart, Monicah Mutuku, Ken Hayes, Richard Conn, Terry Steiner, Leo Williams. Kathy Meek. Kylene Luchsinger, Trudy Burris, Connir Sim-. Mario Radeke, Linda Knight. Greg Hagan. V i kie Edenburn, Pat Williams, Maria Jusino, Mary Evans, Diane Koehler, Ann Marie Emary. Chris Hunter, Joyce Worley, Linda Butler, Vonda Staimer. Ruth Staple. Vickie Ballard. Iconise Tiesse. Kay Frederick, Donna Harlan. Virginia Gog«itv. Lucinda Folkers, Jane Peterson, Mr. Gillespie. Barbara Langstrat. Stephanie Cocherell. Cordelia Con- ard, Susan Loyd. Donnetta Clayborne, Anita King, Melanie Tiedens, Linda Blythe, Dixie Lee, Pat Gehl, Pat Bikley, Linda Grimes. Terry James, Keith Stukenburg, Jim Nordin, Tom Fettkether, Pete Hale, Paul Phinney, Craig Pe] er. John Lyons, Steve Conley. 1! Hotel and Resturant t Hi Mrs. Eleanor Van Dyck, Donna Roth, Peggy Hill, Linda Harmon, Yuette Smith, Rosia Graves, Mrs. Marilyn Gift. Charles Noble, Howard Brown, Terry Schwab, Mike Roland, Bill Cooley, Tim Shade. Gary Schroeder, Philip Gilbert, Frank Markum, David Burkett, Richard Bennett, Jerry Green. Students in the Hotel and Res- taurant learn the way of running such establishments as hotels, cafes, restaurants, mo- tels, apartments, and other related businesses. The instruc- tors are Mrs. Van Dyck, Mrs. Gift, and Mrs. Lindstorm. Chris Johnson, Richard Coleman, John Wright, Bill Sharp, Jim Brown, LeRoy Cavil, Thomas Lighon. Martha Ward, Ludy Rench, Lucretia Bernardi, Margaret Hunter, Nancy Henrichs, Debbie Keller, Kathy Proctor, Peggy Tyrrell. Dennis Keller, Lonny Wunn, Chris Wynn, Richard Moore, Bob Humphrey, Robert Morgan, Jim Cline, Mrs. Lindstrom. 83 Machine Shop 1 MACHINE SHOP 1: Row One: Don Jordan, John Marinaro, Kenny Grandstaff, Dale Remele. Row Two: Scott Johnson. Wayne Adamson. David VanScoy, Bernard Weil. Row Three: Klmer Keith, Alfred Hill, Wesley Hunt, Mr. R. G. Hughes. Machine Shop 3-5 Row One: Stanley Rogers, John Gamble, Raymond Collins, Thomas Weil, James Larson, Robert Boelling, Ronald Gruber. Row Two: Henry Rivas, Gary Losee. Terry Moll, Robert Hinson, Michael Last, John Eichelis. Row Three: Terry Borst, Anthony Capaniffro, Harlan Millet- Terry Lowe, Mr. R. G. Hughes. 84 and Decorating Row One: Ed Leonard, Clyde Duke, Don Wright, Forrest Flantfan, Fershal McCurn, Willie Heradon, Jerry Kennedy. Row Two: Mr. John Cooper, Ron Shaw, Ron Benson. Dan Kimberley, Jim Fox, Dave Ciuyer. Row One: Jim Dillman, Mike Collier, Paul Ruby, Glen Marcum, Burne Meisterbunr, Bruce Roberts, Don McClain. Row Two: Orville Single- ton, Don Duke, Otto Stone. Quintion Coleman, Tom Rote, Mr. Cooper. Row Three: Sterrlin Mendenton, Glen Wisrnall, Don Hall. Ron Duntz. .Jim Sheehan. sr. Row One: Dennis Prindle Dennis Rife. Jerry Lee, Richard Grow. Row Two: Tom Muck, Stephen Stumpenhorst. Frank Backstrom, John Thomson. Row Three: Dennis Woods, Gary Thompson. Melvin Moore, Pat O ' Brien, Steven Renner. Printing 3-5 86 Radio and TV Production Tech ' s Drama Department did a first with a TV play called Trifles. Miss Mabel Tillery instructed the play with the help of KDPS TV. Tech students in the play were: Jackie Abbot, Jackie Otto, Sally Pierce, Steve Holt, Ron Myers, Dean Stonehocker, and Don Fiddler. Cameramen were: Guy Falbo and Terry Swindler. Floor directors are: Jim Masoline, Larry Harris and Tom Shiel. 87 Row One: Jim Martindal. John Heles. Fred Thomas, Neal Christensen, Larry Boozell. Row Two: Jerry Nemmers, Andy Powell, Rich Ostrand, Jerry Bennett. Row Three: Mr. Watkins, Joe Harper, Mike Jackson, Randy Hansen. REFRIGERATION Row One: Alex Pokos, Jerry Stevens, John McClain, Gene Boozell. Row Two: Joseph Gilbert, Benjamin Thornley, Jim Pauley, Don O ' Donnell, Merle Carter. Row Three: Steve McEluoirue, Patrick Harrison. Steve Beal, Mr. Carl Watkins. 88 Mil 1 1 Ml I l Row One: Dave Fitch. Lyle Cheers, James Carnahan, Mike McMurry, Bill Marlin. Row Two: Jerry Corder, Floyd Sherwood, Russell Blanchard, Dale Fluharty. Row Three: Marvin Myers, Mr. Rutz, John Herbert. 89 Stenographic SOPHOMORES : Row One: Nancy Cr emer, Carol Milter, Gloria Kin . Verda Carr, Diane Weber, Connie Phelps, Connie Woolsey, Dianne Sheeder. Patricia Morrison, Linda Russell, Kathy Medearis, Karen Carter, Barbara Cox, Carol Myers. Row Two: Rosemarie Canada, Sheila Florence. Margo Williams, Connie Han in . Jeane Harrison, Sandra Eklov, Linda McMaater, Linda McVey, Diane Rurkhead, Beverly Daveni ort, Beverly Hamilton, Virginia Glaring. Diana McLaughlin. Rebecca Prazak. Row Three: Jeanine Wunn, Katy Samuell. Janet Mogensen. Rebecca Portico. Elaine Ludlow, Mary Jo Huffman. Linda Woodyard, Elizabeth Leighton, Cathy Turner, Maureen Mora. Jeani Coleman, Colleen Burkhead, Dianna McCurdy, Linda Coff- man. Row Four: Lois Hansen, Diana Wymer, Connie Bone, Loretta Mullen, Connie Andersen, Judy Cornelius, Pat Craig, Linda Sokolowski, Irma Waldorf, Linda Thomas, Karen Curtis, Marlyn Brewer, Karla Proffitt, Marcia Michelson. JUNIORS: Row One: Colleen Dennis. Becky Cox, Janie Bean, Rene Traffley Mcintosh, Dina Anderson, Linda Raitt, Sandy Erickson, Alice Veach. Kathy Treon, Janet Schaff. Cathy Woolsey, Michelle Larson, Joyce Culuer, Carol La Linda Wilson, Joyce Fitzgerald. Dianna Terry. Row Three: Linda Van F Mattingly, Madeline Murray, Carla Payton, Janet Rater, Shirley Allen. Mana Gail Slaughter, Sonya Digranes. busch, Marchelle Row Two: Paulette t, Katherine Tolson, ' at Iseminger, Janis red, Marieta Loulyn, 3 SENIORS: Row One: Donna Fisher, Diane Gladson, Ann Beggs. Connie Patterson, Barb Brinker. Sharon Jordan, Margaret Renes, Sharon Williams. Linda Davis, Sandy Shaver, Kris Karlzen, Judy Sinnard, Linda Moberg. Row Two: Pat Clark, Judy Hull, Joceil Alexander, Beverly Adair, Judy Moore, Linda Roberts, Sandy Snook, Cheryl Beard, Sue Byerly. Carolyn Balke. Anita Shull, Lydia Hicks, Jo Ann Cutwright. Row Three: Loretta Peterson, Linda Rohrer, Shirley Sheesley, Judy Taylor, Carolyn Ellis Linda Mattel Carol McDowell, Patty Braden. Marie Pagitt. Janet Shaeffer, Ann Parker. Becky Winters, Mary Jane Williams, Miss Tayl i 90 Tailoring 3-5 Row One : Bette Jo Moore, Tina Mitchell. Bonnie Seymo Sandra Smith. inis McDonald, Paula Walker. Row Two: Audrey Robinson, Kathy Bedwell. Row Three: Mrs. Greene, Nora Richardson. Tailoring 1 Row One: Mrs. Greene. Ma Venita Jenkins. Row Two: Jerry Griffeth. ameron, Margaret Bishop, Sheila Sire, Donna Mills, Marilyn Sopher, on, Donnie Greene, John Henderson, Robert Afruinigra, Charles Moore, Welding Boys in the Welding core-area are especially trained for use with all types of welding equip- ment and various types of metals and welding metals. The students are protected from the heat and intensity of the light by masks and clothing and gloves. Row One: Clarence Cutter, Ray Shade, Adolphus Edwards, Richard Foster, Larry Morey. Row Two: Larry Gartin, Richard Redburn, Roger R. Brown, Alton Heer, Jacob Southward, Mr. Lehmkuhl. Row Three: Michael Andrews, Peter Stewart, Cleonard Taylor, John Houseman Larry Donaldson, Thomas Wallis, Mr. Mishmash. is Schack, Dan Edward Miles iel Little, Row Th Ralj.h ree: M Jones, Raymond Smith, Jerry Cronin. Row Two: Carl Nielsen, Paul York, Paul Butler r. Mishmash, John Hall, Carl Johnson, Roger B. Brown, William White, Mr. Lehmkuhl. 92 Bookkeeping; D.E. CO-OPS )4 Pre-Health CO-OPS Row One: Ken Luca . Karen Klein, Mary I  vi . MajfRie SwailH, Paulette Miller. Barbara Buckingham. Joan Boyd, Mr. Gillespie. T and I CO-OPS Row One: Tom Jarnagin, Jim BoiUwff, Jim Mitchell, Felix Rivera, Mike Bainter. Row Two: Tom (iephart, Jerry Morgan, Dennis Block. Warren Abel, Dave Hendricks, John McKonald. Row Three: Rich Miller, Steve Randleman, Gary Davidson. Duane Ward. Julius Bernal. David Winetrarden. Bob Hinshaw. 95 FACULTY A teacher is a person, either male or female, who instills into the head of another person, the sum and substance of his or her ignorance. Sincerely though, we appreciate all the work and effort that is put forth by the fac- ulty and realize that without them our education would be impossible. The teachers are the actual leaders of our school and any worthwhile project completed should be credited, either directly or indirectly, to our faculty. BIG 3 98 Nurse, Library, Office Staff 99 Board of Education 100 Faculty Staff 101 Custodian, Cafeteria Staff 105 97 Tech High ' s Principal Mr. E. ( ' . Betz Mr. Elmer C. Betz came to Tech in 1946. He graduated from the old Des Moines University and re- ceived his Masters from North- western. He has attended the University of Iowa, Drake and Chicago. He has taught world history iuid science. He was superintendent at Johnston, vice principal at Hiatt Junior High School and at Lincoln High. He coached football at Lin- coln at one time. Since Mr. Betz came to Tech, 19 years ago, many changes have hap- pened. The enrolled number of students is more than four times. Many new areas have been added through his guidance. Surely, Mr. Betz is Mr. Tech. Vice Principal: Girls ' Advisor: Mr. Sam Despotovich Mrs. Mary Ann McManus Mr. Despotovich is new this year to Tech. Mrs. McManus came to Tech in the fall of He was vice principal at Meredith Junior 1963 from Irving where she was girls ' High, counselor at Roosevelt, principal at advisor. She graduated from St. Joseph ' s Madrid and Pomeroy schools. He graduated and received her degrees from Drake. She from Iowa State, received his Masters from has taught English at Goodrell and Kurtz. Nebraska, and is doing graduate work at She supervises Tech ' s social activities. Drake. 98 Office Staff Mrs. Dorothy Boehm 99 Miss Donna Prouph and Miss Christine Smith Des Moines Board of Education Administration Mrs. Rolland E. Grefe, Pres. Mr. Arthur Davis Mr. Richard W. Lozier Mr. John R. Haydon Mr. Herrold V. Mann, Sec ' y. Mr. Paul Mitchum, Acting Superintendent Mr. Ora E. Niffenegger Mrs. Jack Spevak Dr. Floyd Burgeson 1 English Department: Row One: Stan Blair, Vesta Duensing, Margaret Barry, Margaret Norman, Rosalind Ahrens. Row Two: Jerry Wadder, Marcia Van Draska, Karen Dobash, Roger Aceto. Row Three: Mabel Tillery, Olive Wilson (office secretary), Niva Knutson, Pat Neal. Commercial Department: Row One: Margaret Grice, Margaret Corwin, Arvin Fettketter, Bea Strieby, Terry Eaton, Janet Day, Joan Middleton. Row Two: Gene Rogers, Nadine Marcum, Shirley Stevens, Wilda Farmer, Robert Davenport. Row Three: Gene Barlow, Jud Lee, Dorothy Agnew, Jim Dowis, Roy Johnson, Margaret Taylor, Emory Shriver. 101 Core Area Instructors: Row One: Margaret Lindstrom, Marilyn Gift, Eleanor VanDyck, Marie Brewer, Ernest Yohe. Row Two: Al Thomas, John Foster, Harlan Boyce, Don Bryant, Calvin Wiseman. Row Three: Gary Kennedy, Robert Meharry, Maynard Bjork. Social Studies: Row One: Harry Peterson, Eino Tuomi, Richard Parker, Ron Kester, Tom Cady. Row Two: Gerald Con ley, Ken Clark, Jap Farrow, Edna Bohlman, Ken Tannatt, Walt Galvin, Jim Drummond. 102 Core Area Instructors: Row One: Carl Watkins, Don Pierson, Bette Greene, Jack Druart, Dave Hutson. Row Two: Dale Harsh, Robert VanArkel, Harold Rutz, Byron Mann, John Lehmkuhl. Row Three: Lyle Smithson, Gunder Fribrough, Ray Hughes, John Cooper, Nate Lee, Wes Dowd, Harold Mishmash. Row One: Dorothy Boehm, Christine Smith, Edna Williams, Io McGilvra, Karen Hadlock, Janet Short, Martha Angier. Row Two: George Fischer, Dave Tuttle, Jean Burke, Mabel Troutfetter, Phyllis Bru Ren, Donna Prugh, Jim Barlow, Irv Wildman. Row Three: Chan Smith, Gahn Kinzie, Dick Wilson, Don Ellingson, A. B. Musselman, Max Perdue. WOOD0 and EMILY SHEPHERD 104 Custodians and Matrons and Cafeteria Workers Row One: Bruce Tyler (Head Custodian), Luree Marturello (Matron), Edna Nelson (Matron), Lewis Stout (Ass ' t Custodian). Row Two: Wayne Hartley, Richard Hall, Marion Gilliand, Philip Johnson, Thomas Miller. Row One: Ruby Peterson, Phyllis Howell, Elsie Randall, Marie Payne, Kathryn Anderson, Zelma Crosby, Christine Madison. Row Two: Mabel Bell, Grace Dennis, Jeannette Otfden, Blanche Birkenbine, Opal Smith, Evelyn Tedrow, Barbara Riley, Alice Townsend. Row Three: Iva Broadfoot, Bertha Ver Hoef, Barbara Flagg, Doris Conrath, Edith Shives, Grace Burgess, Ruth Dearth. 105 106 AUTOGRAPHS 107 108 The Seniors of Des Moines Tech have been working to this point for 13 years and have now accomplished their goal. Behind them they leave old tests, undone assignments, dances, proms, homecomings, and many football and basketball games. The most important thing that they leave behind is the reputation of Tech, built up through the years. The Seniors of Tech High have tried their best to keep it high and are confident the Junior Class can uphold the high standing. Page Auto Body 112 Auto Diesel H3 Aviation H4 Bookkeeping 115 Cabinet Making 116 Clerical H7 Commercial Art 120 Communications Electronic Technology 121 Electronic Computer Technology — Drafting 122 Distributive Education 124 Machine Shop— Pre-Health , 126 Printing and Radio and Television Production 128 Refrigeration and Sheet Metal 129 Stenographic 130 Tailoring 132 Welding and Hotel and Restaurant 133 General Program 134 109 Senior Class President Les Carter 110 Other June Officers Auto Body James Brig? John Curry Malcolm Celhbach Thomas Cephart William Hodge HHHI I Larry Lesher Herman Lewis Jr. James Peterson Phillip Power Michael Robertson Richard Senecaot Howard Shoning Jr. Raymond Thompson Terry Welborn Lawrence Wilson Auto Diesel Robert Lee Barr Conrad L. Carey Leslie Carter Robert Dickey William Dowell 112 Richard Ferrari Woodrow Ford Auto Diesel ( M) OP PI 4a Robert Guthi Michael E. Johnson Vernon Lawrence William R. Lewis ( harles Lijrouri Ansel Pa James Maddv James McDaniel Gary Merkley Joseph Meredith Michael Merrifield Richard Miller Michael Montgomery Gary Parisho Thomas Payton Steven Randleman Lee Ridenour Michael Salmons Kenneth Sharp David Turner 113 Jon Wilbur Kenneth Williams Dennis Stoner Dean Terai Mark Alden TillotHon Steve Tomkinson Ronald Wood 114 Cabinet Making kjj Raymond Abbott Leonard Ainsworth Michael Bainter Wayne Baker (iary Beem Robert Can- Michael (lark Vern Hasten Benjamin Flanigan David Jones James Mc( lain Michael McDaniel Rick Olson William Payne Stephen Rush Frank Scijjliano Robert Short Mark Thomas Charles Wohlwend Clerical Commercial Art William Brown Jane Buckingham Earl ( arnahan Sue ( henoweth Randolph Fisher Ronald (irove Susan Hahn Verna Johnston Jean Jones Roger Kock Patricia Lytle Rex Mc( laflin Diane Miller Susan Reisinger Commercial Electronics Richard Buchholtz Commercial Electronics (c«m.) David Peitzman Ronald Schlaht Edward Simpson William Timmons Martin Younjr Barry Marchant Larry Musselman Alan Warner George Watrous 121 Electric Computer Technology Eric Alan Henderson Raymond Albert Hensley Robert John Larson (iraydon Vernon Mathison Donna Jean Muck Kdward David Pentico James Eldon Polley Drafting Warren E. Abel David Lee Bishop John Dale Rohall Stephen Lavern Ryerly (iary Alan Cheney 122 3 a a James David Edwards Robert Ray Ferrell Ronald Allen Flora Eugene Lloyd Bering David Michael Hendricks Robert Maurice Higday Robert ( . HinMhaw James (terald Hutson Thomas Leland Johnson Michael Lynn Knight Jerry Lee Lafferty Dan Ferrell Lindsey John Steven McDonald John Edward Mekus Eugene Frederick Neeae Steven Harold Perkovich Dennis Laverne Phipps Kirby Jay Robinson Michael Ray Strachan 123 Craig Lee Tiernan Trude Marlice Vander Velden Distributive Education Emily Adams 44 John Allen Linda Aller Walter Beedle Byron Bertrand Linda Bossuot Connie Brewer Edith Brown Marol Crow Diana Davis Cheryl Dearth Judith DeCamp Donna Emery 1 Wayne Foost Helen Foy Diane Hallett 124 Cheryl Holm Charles Jones Leonard Waters Sharon Wignall Leonard Williams Lois Williams Muriel Williams 125 Pre-Heallh (mi) Karen Stewart Margaret Swails Barbara Thomas J. W. Vancil Renee Webster Printing 4. 4. . k James Arthur Bottorff Raymond LaVern Burke (iary Arnold Davidson Michael Wayne Hartley Thomas James Jarnagin Joseph Davila Medina. Jr. James Lee Mitchell Jerry Allen Morgan Felix Martin Rivera Albert Wesley Roberts (iary Laverne Trimble Duane P. Ward Miehael Lewis West Painting and Decorating William Everett West David Doyle (iuyer Radio anil Television Production Donald Lee Brooks Guy Samuel Falbo Stenographic Beverly Adair Joceil Alexander Carolyn Balke Cheryl Beard Patricia Braden Barbara Brinker Suzanne Byerly Patricia Clark Joan Cox Lydia Hicks Judith Hull Sharon Jordan Kristine Karlzen Carol McDowell 132 Hotel Restaurant SENIOR DIRECTORY 1965 Key to Core Areas ACC — Accounting Bookkeeping VAB — Auto Body VAD — Auto Diesel AVA — Aviation VC — Cabinet Making CL— Clerical VA — Commercial Art TCE — Communications Electronics CP — Computer Programming DE — Distributive Education ECT — Electronic Computer Tech. VEM — Engine Mechanics G — General VH — Hotel and Restaurant VM — Machine Shop VDE — Painting Decorating PH — Pre-Health VP — Printing VRTV— Radio TV Production VR — Refrigeration VS — Sheet Metal ST — Steno VT — Tailoring TD — Technical Drawing TIE — Technical Electricity VW— Welding Carolyn Louise Bolke ST Lifesavmg 4; Syn. Swimming 5. John Dale Bohall TD Hall Monitor 5; Pep Club 5, 7. Raymond Ross Abbott VC Holl Monitor 5, 7. Rex Larry Abbott VP Ross Warren E. Abel TD Student Council 3; Wrestling Manager 3; Gym Leader 5, 6, 7. Beverly Ann Adair ST Emily Elaine Adams DE Drill Teom 5, 6; Ad Club 6; Gym Leader 6 DBCA 7, 8; Service Club 8. Gory Lee Adams VP Glen Lawrence Adreon G Leonard Lee Ainsworth VC Bones Footboll 3; Boseball 4, 6, 8; Hall Monitor 4, 5, 6; Host-Open House 4; Football Manager 5; Student Council 5, 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 5; Key Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 5, Vice President 7 8; Lettermen ' s Club 6, 7, 8; Basketboll 7, 8. Joceil Morie Alexander ST Jo Hall Monitor 5; Tennis 6; Pep Club 7, 8; Stu- dent Council 7, 8; Student Court 8; Senior Class 8, Executive Boord John Kenneth Allen DE Linda Morie Aller DE Tennis 4; Pep Club 5 Rex Alan Andersen AVA - B Pamela Jean Bain CL Chorus 3; Holl Monitor 3, 8; Office Helpers 7, Counseling Center 5. Timothy John Bain G Michael Theodore Bainter VC Mike Wrestling 3; Holl Monitor 5. Wayne Gale Baker VC Ruth Naomi Banks VC Sandra Kay Barker VC Sandy Chorus 3, 4, 6, 7; Future Teachers 3, 4, 5, 7, Historion 5, 7; Gym Leader 4; Service Club 4; Foreign Student Committee 5, 6, 7, 8; Chess Club 6, 7. Rosemary llene Trumper Barnes G Robert Lee Barr VEM Hall Monitor 4. Buddy Ronald William Bayles VA Ron Basketboll 4, 5, Sophomore 4; Gym Leader 6, 7, 8; Ad Club 7, 8. Cheryl Ann Beard ST Librory Stoff 4;. Gym Leader 5; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6. Walter Roy Beedle DE Gary Eugene Beem VC Roy- Ruth Ann Beggs ST Ann Chorus 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Ad Club 4, 6; Hall Monitor 4, 6; Student Council 4, Alternate; Student Court 4; Tennis 4; Big Sister Commit- tee 4, Guides 5, 6, 7, 8. Richard Lee Bennett VH Dennis John Bergerson DE Julius James Bernal VP Susan Gene Bernard G Sue Future Teachers 3, 4, 6, 7, 8; Student Council 3, 5, 8; Swimming 3. Byron Clark Bertrand DE Shick Football 3, 7, Sophomore 3; Hall Monitor 3, 6, 7; Track 6. David Lee Bishop TD Dumb-Dumb ' Wrestling 3, 5, 6, 7; Holl Monitor 7. Timothy William Blackman PH Dennis Lee Block TCE Holl Monitor 4; Stand-by Club 4. Linda Lee Bolin VC Barbara Faye Booth VC Dimples Carol Anne Boots PH Health Coreers 3, 4; Science Enrichment Class 3, 4; Holl Monitor 5, 7, 8; Pep Club 5, 7; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Guides 7, 8. Larry Dean Boozell VR Little Bo Track 4, 6; Cross Country 5, 7; Hall Monitor 6, 7, 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Wrestling 7, 8 Linda Diane Bossuot DE Lindy Nurses Stoff 4, 8; Ad Club 6; DEC A 7, 8. James Arthur Bottorff VP Jim Student Council 4, 5, 7; Ad Club 5; Wrestling 5; Holl Monitor 6; Technicion 8. Sharon Ann Bowling PH Sharry or Sam Chorus 8; Guides 8; Hall Monitor 8. Stephen Paul Boyce TCE Steve Bond 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Sot. Science Club 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Future Teachers 5, 6, 7, 8; Guides 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 6, 8; Student Council 6 Joan Marie Boyd PH Joonic Holl Monitor 3, 5; Health Careers 4, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 7, President 8; Pep Club 4, 5, 6 7, 8; Student Council 4, 6, 8; Office Helpers 6 Rosie Marie Brachett CL Patricia Kay Braden ST Patt Hall Monitor 3; Pep Club 5; Student Council 7. Claudia Jean Bragg G Counseling Center Helpers 8. David Charles Breesc DE Connie Kay Lee Brewer DE Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Syn. Swimming 3, DECA 7. James Eugene Briggs VAB Barbara Lynn Brinker ST Barb Hall Monitor 4, 5; Pep Club 4, 7; Student Council 4, 8, Secretary 8, Executive Board 8; Hostess-Open House 4; Guides 5, 6; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6. 136 Carolyn Sue Brockmon G Carol Syn. Swimming 3; Pep Club 7; Gym Leoder 8; Hall Monitor 8; Technician 8. Donald Lee Brooks VRTV Pete Drama 7; Engineer Technician Stoff 8; Ad Club 8. Barbara Kathleen Brown ACC Carolyn Nan Brown PH Bond 8; Hall Monitor 8; Student Council 8. Donna Roe Powell Brown ST Edith Ann Brown DE Howard Edward Brown VH Howie Hall Monitor 3, 4; Chorus 5, 6, 7; Gym Lead- er 7. Karen Mane Calligan PH Guide 4, 5; Holl Monitor 4, 5; Health Careers 5, 6, President 6; Syn. Swimming 6, 7, 8, Treosurer 8; Lifesaving 6. Willa Mae Sharp Canada G Drill team 5. Michael Jared Carlton ECT Earl Frederick Carnahan VA Edward Roland Carper VC Maureen Ann Carr G Gym Leader 7. Joseph David Condon TCE Donald Herbert Conner VW Donald Charles Cook, Jr. TIE Don Service Club 3; Stage Lighting 6; Stond-by Club 6. Jerry Fonzo Cooper G Peggy Kathryn Coram VA Gym Leoder 7. Jerald Elliott Corder VS Joon Leslie Cox ST Joonie Drill Team 3; Future Teachers 3; Gym Leader 7; Hall Monitor 3, 6; Office Helper 7; Student Council 3, 6; Syn. Swimming 3. Roger Blakley Brown VW Footboll 3, 5, 7; Sophomore 3; Tennis 4; Wres- tling 5, 6, 7, 8, Letter 6; Holl Monitor 6; Gym Leoder 7; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Key Club 8; Student Council 8. Robert Dean Carr VC Gym Leoder 7. Annette Lucy Carter G Marol Ellen Crow DE DECA 8. Gory Lee Culp G William Bruce Brown VA Lonnie Roy Browne AVA Hall Monitor 7. Richard Henry Buchholtz TCE Ham Club 4, 5, 6, 7. D ck Leslie Henry Carter VAD Bunny or Les Bosketboll 3, 7, Sophomore 3; Chorus 3, 4 Football 3, 5, 7, Sophomore 3; Key Club 6, 7 Lettermen ' s Club 7; Student Council 5, 7 Track 4. Candace Marie Cater ACC Candy Future Teachers 5, 6, 7; Guides 7; SAT Stoff 5, 6. John Emmett Curry VAB Hall Monitor 8. Jo Ann Cutwright ST Jo Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Gym Leoder 4; Holl Monitor 5; Service Club 8; Student Council 5. Barbara Jo Buckingham PH Barb Moiorettes 3, 4, 5, 7; Service Club 3; Hall Morwtor 4; Pep Club 4, 5; Student Council 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Executive Board 7, 8; Heolth Ca- reers 5, 6, 8, President 5, 6; Bond 5, 6, 7, 8 ( Drum Major; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Stu- dent Court 7; Senior Executive Board 8. Jane Ellen Buckingham VA JaniL Hall Monitor 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council 7; Homecoming Queen 7. David Franklin Bullis VRTV Raymond LaVern Burke VP Holl Monitor 3, 4; Tennis 4, 6, Student Council 5, 7; Key Club Club 6; Swimming 6, Letter 6. David Burkett VH Roy Guides 5, 7; Service Ronald R. Burns AVA Rosa Lee Burred VC Gerald Dean Butcher VS Sandra Kay Chase PH Charles Mitchell Cheek TIE Gary Alan Cheney TD Sue Ellen Chenoweth VA Susie Bocc. Comm. Hostess 6; Cheerleoder 4, 5, 6, 7; Golf 3, 6, 7; Pep Club 3, 6, 7; Student Council 5, 6, 7, Treosurer 7, All City 7. Gilbert Lee Christensen ACC Dovid Linn Cirkscna VH Holl Monitor 3, 4. Treblig ark Rickey Clarence Clordy G Rick Gym Leoder 7, 8; Holl Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6. Richard Christopher Claring VC Michael Margin Clark VC Stefanie Eva Daniel G Steve Pep Club 3 ( 5, 6, 7, 8; Pepettes 3, 4; Cheer- leoder 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Coptain 5, 6; Student Court 6, 7, 8, Chief Justice; Student Council 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Executive Board 6, 7, 8 Vice President 6; Homecoming 7, 8; Senior Execu- tive Board 8. Jerry Jerald John Davey G Gary Arnold Davidson VP Boseboll 6; Gym Leader 7, I Patricia Jean Davidson G Syn. Swimming 3; Tennis 6, Gym Leoder 5. Danny Claude Davis VA Diana Lee Davis DE Dee Dee Service Club 3, 5, 6, 8, President 5, 6; Librory Stoff 4, 5, 6; Gym Leoder 6; DECA 7, 8; Ad Club 6. Pot- Office Helpers 5; Paul Nels Butler VW Fay Etta Butrick PH Guides 7. Lina Vitale Butrick CL Stephen Lavern Byerly TD Patricia Irene Clark ST Pot Service Club 4; Foreign Student Comm. 6, 7, 8. Margaret Louise Cockrell CL Claudia Kay Coderre PH Claud Cheerleader 4, 5, 6, 7; Hall Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, Captoin 6; Pep Club 3, 5, 7; Pepettes 3; Student Council 7; Open House Hostess 6 Glennis Wanda Davis SAT Staff 7. CL Linda Irene Davis ST Lin Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Student Court 7; Student Council 7, Executive Board 7. Karl Cornelious Dawson III G Suzanne Morie Byerly ST Pep Club 5, 7; Red Cross Council 5, 7. Raymond Russell Collins VM 137 Cheryl Roe Dearth DE Drill Team 4, 5; Holl Monitor 8. Cherie Judith Violet DeCamp DE Judy Pep Club 3; Pepettes 3; Student Council 3, 6, 8; Tennis 3, 4; Hall Monitor 6, 8; Hostess 6; DECA 7. Richard Ferrari VEM Holl Monitor 4. Rich Lynnc Carol Fronsdahl CL Ad Club 6; Chorus 5; Drill Teom 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 7. Steven Thomas Denger G Robert Edwin Dickey VAD Bob Cross Country 4, 5, Letterman 4; Track 4, 6. Robert Ray Ferrell TD Fudge Robert Charles Ferren, Jr. AVA Bob Football 3, 5, 7; Key Club 7; Lettermen ' s Club 7; Wrestling 4, 7. Donna Lee Fuller G Robert Ray Fuller VEM Gym Leader 7. Don 1 Bobby Florence Louise Dilbon G Flo Future Teachers 3; Hall Monitor 4; Technician 8, Circulation Manoger; Counseling Center Sec- retary 8. Walter Ncwlyn Dochterman VEM William Rodney Dowell VEM Donna June Fisher ST Chorus 3, 4; Office Helper 6; Tenn s 6. James Randolph Fisher VA Randy Engineer 7, Photographer; Student Council 6, 7; Technician 7, Co-Editor. Jean Louise Fisher CL Nurses Staff 3, 4, 5, 7; Pep Club 7. John Ralph Gamble VM Football 7; Holl Monitor 7. Malcolm Vance Gehlbach VAB Mary Kay Downs CL Ronnie Lee Driskill AVA Clyde Sherman Duke VDE Duke of Earl Patricia Jean Law Fisher CL Student Center Monitor 7. Roger Earl Fitzgerald CP Rog Key Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretory 7, 8; Student Council 6, 7, 8. Martha Lynn Geisse CL Marti ' Flag Twirlers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treosurer 5, 6 Coptoin 7, 8; Office Helper 4; Pep Club 4 Rocket Club 3, 4; SAT Staff 7; Student Coun cil 6, 8; Tennis 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Captoin 7, 8 Foreign Student Committee 4, 6; Student Cen ter Monitor 7. Ronald Eugene Duncan G Benjamin Flanigan, Jr. VC Ben Cross Country 5; Hall Monitor 7; Trock 6; Lunchroom Monager 5. Thomas Theodore Gephart VAB Tom Hall Monitor 7, Coptain 7; Student Council 7. Dianna Lynne Dye CL Chorus 8. Arthur Ernest Dyer G Tiny Kathleen Ellen Flatley CL Lifesavmg 6 Beverly Ann Flint CL Eugene Lloyd Gering TD Gene Kathy Basketball 3, 5; Hall Monitor 4, 6; Key Club 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 6; Student Council 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Executive Board 5, 7, 8, Treasurer 6, President 7; Intra City Student Council 7, 8, Executive Board 8; Senior Executive Board 8. Ronald Allen Flora TD Esquire Linda Jane German G Engineer 8; Pep Club 8. Thomas Allen Flowers VA Engineer Editor 7, 8. , Tom Margaret Diane Glodson ST Diane ' Vern Jay Eagen VC James David Edwards TD Janis Indulis Eichelis G Carolyn Louise Ellis ST Donna Jean Emery DE Hall Monitor 5; Ad Club 6, 8; Secretary 8 DECA 7, 8, Secretary 8; Student Council 7. Stephen Arthur Evans TCE Footboll 3; Wrestling 7, 8. Curly Larry Eugene Fluharty TD Wocdrow Wilson Ford VAB Woody Ford Hall Monitor 8; Nurses Staff 8. David Gene Foster VAB William Glenn Foulkes G Snowflake Cross Country 3; Holl Monitor 7; SAT Staff 7; Track 4, 6. Wayne Eugene Foust DE DECA 7, 8; Holl Monitor 6. Noretta Fowler CL Lolly Nurses Staff 8; Office Helper 7; Tennis 4. Cynthia Jane Godwin PH Cindy Hall Monitor 7, 8; Health Careers 4, 5, 6; Library Staff 4, 7, 8; Gym Leader 4; Service Club 3, 4. Phyllis Katherine Gould ACC Helen Louise Foy DE Lou ' Gary Allen Gracber ACC Hall Monitor 3, 7. Jeri Ann Grant PH Jeri Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Engineer 8; Flog Twirl- ers 7, 8; Gym Leader 4; Hall Monitor 6, 7, 8, Captoin 7; Health Coreers 3, 4; Pep Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretory 7, 8; Pepettes 5, 6; Techni- cian 7, 8; Science Enrichment Class 3, 5; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6. Rosia Moe Graves VH Rosie Chorus 7; Drill Teom 4, 5, 6, 7, Co-Coptain 7; Gym Leader 7. Linda Kay Fackler G Lynn Guy Samuel Falbo VRTV Odin II Drama Club 8; Stand-by Club 8; Technician 8 KDPS Taping Crew 8. James Edward Ferrari ACC James Leo Frederick VAB Hall Monitor 3, 7. Nancy Lorena Frederick CL Drill Team 5, 7; Engineer 8; Guide 7, 8; Gym Assistant 5, 6; Lunchroom Cashiers 5, 6, 7, 8; Technician 7. Carol Diane Freeman G 138 Beverly Kay Gray PH Hall Monitor 7; Nurses Staff 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 7, 8; Technician 7, 8, Exchange Editor 8. Patricia Louise Groy PH Pat Gym Leader 7; Health Coreers 4, 5; Librory Stoff 4; Nurses Stoff 7; Service Club 7; Syn. Swimming 3, 5, 6, 7; Technician 7; Lifesoving 4; Student Center Monitor 7; Foreign Student Committee 7. Jerry Lynn Green VH Rogene Marie Green ACC Jean Gym Leoder 7; Hall Monitor 7; Captain 7. Sandra Marie Griffith G Sandy David LeRoy Harsh TCE Dave Band 3, 6, 7; Future Teachers Club 3; Student Council 4, 5; Ham Club 5. Michael Wayne Hartley VP Future Teachers Club 7, 8. Mike Charles Clifford Holder TIE Charlie Wrestling 3; Baseball 4, 6, 8; Key Club 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 6, 8; Student Council 6; Stage Lighting 8; Senior Officer, Treasurer 8. Cheryl Kathryn Holm DE Ronald Feroe Grove VA Band 3 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Ron Dennis Paul Gurnsey TIE Deni Hall Monitor 8; Stoge Lighting 7, 8. Patricio Louise Hoyden VT Gym Leoder 7; Guides 7. Pot Tamarra Elizabeth Hayter CL Tom Guides 7; Gym Leoder 7; Hall Monitor 7. Steven Craig Holt VRTV Steve Drama Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 7, 8; Service Club 4; Student Council 6, 7, Chaplin 8; Foil Play 6; Spring Play 6; Technician 8, Feature Editor 8. Richard Lonell Hughes PH Dale Eugene Gustafson TD Gus, Gussy Poo, or PJ Key Club 8; Pep Club 8, President 8; Student Council 8. Robert Wyley Guthrie VAB Bowling 3, 4, 5, 6, 8. David Doyle Guyer VDE Coyote ' Sheila Kay Haywood G Gerolene Jewel Hearron PH Gerri Counseling Center Office Service 5; Foreign Student Committee 7, 8; Service Club 7, 8. Eric Alan Henderson ECT Chorus 3, 4; PA Crew 7, 8, President 8 Judith Arline Hull ST Jacob Wesley Hunter G Jomes Gerald Hutson TD Jerry Chess Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretary 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 5, 6; Hall Monitor 6, 7. Larry Craig Henderson VA - H David Michael Hendricks TD Holl Monitor 3. Dove Harry James Ira ACC Jim Harry Arthur Hager AVA James Joseph Hogerty G Revo Jean Henry G Raymond Albert Hensley CP Hair- Larry Duane Iseminger G Football 3, 5, 7; Basketball 3; Hall Monitor 4; Service Club 7. Diane Lizabcth Hauge ACC Gym Leader 4; Lifesaving 4; Soc. Science TV Secretary 4; Bacc. Comm. 6; Hall Monitor 6. Susan Jane Hahn VA Donold Leroy Hall VDE Nancy Jayne Hall G Sue John Hampton Herbert VS Patricia Ann Hess CL Pat Syn. Swimming 3; Lifesaving 6; Gym Leader 6; Aquolinos 6, 7, 8. Lydia Jean Hicks ST Lyd Drill Teom 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Co-Captan 6; Gym Leoder 4; Holl Monitor 4; Athletic Office Help- ers 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8; Service Club 8; Red Cross Council 7. Thomas James Jarnagin VP Tom Student Council 4; Hall Monitor 5, 7; Tech- nician 7, 8; Engineer 8, Organization Editor 8. Sherry Kay Jennings CL Diane Fayc Hallett DE DECA 7. Dye Nancy Jo Hamilton ACC Nancy Jo ' Chorus 3; Health Careers 3; Hall Monitor 6 Randolph James Hansen VR Randy Swimming 3, 6, 7, Captain, Letter 7; Water Polo 6, 7, Hall Monitor 5, Key Club 7. Linda Marie Harban ACC Linda Kay Harmon G Joseph Allen Harper VR Joe- Football 3, 5; Student Council 4; Hall Monitor 5; Gym Leader 7; Technician 8. Robert Maurice Higday TD Raymond Carroll Hildenbrand VC John James Hildreth VAD Karl Lee Hinrichs ACC Robert George Hinshaw TD Tibo Wyoming Chess Club 4, 5, 6; Hall Monitor 4, 6, Guides 6, 7. Cheryl Elizabeth Hobbs CL Cherri Drill Team 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 3, 6; Gym Leader 5; Office Service Club 5; Student Council 5, 6; Tennis 6; Counseling Center Helpers 7, 8. Shirley Ann John CL Nurses Staff 8. Margaret Ann Johnson VRTV Michael Edward Johnson VAD Gym Leoder 7, 8. Sharon Kae Johnson PH Mojorettes 3, 4, 5, 6; Syn. Swimming 3; Life- saving 6; Student Council Gomes Committee 3, All City Student Council 3; Pep Club 4, 5, 7, 8; Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8, President 7, 8; Aquolmas 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 7; Science Enrichment Class 5, Ad Club 6; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6, Nurses Staff 6. Thomas Leland Johnson TD Patricio Kathleen Johnston CL Donald Franklin Harris, Jr. ACC Don William Thomas Hodge VAB Verna Lou Johnston VA Linda Kae McDuft Harryman G Judy Ann Hoff CL Office Helpers 8. 139 David Bruce Jones VC Jean Marie Jones VA Student Council 4; Pep Club 5; Foreign Stu- dent Committee 5, 6, 7, 8, Co-Chairman 7, 8. Linn Walker Jones AVA Jono Bond 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Swimming 5, 7, 8; Foreign Student Committee 7, 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Water Polo 8. Mory Margaret Larsh PH Heolth Coreers 3, 4, 7; Pep Club 3, 5. 7, 8; Golf 4, 8; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Conces- sions 7, 8; Medical Club 7, 8, Secretary 8. Robert John Larson ECT Bob Footboll 3, 5; Student Council 4; Trock 4, Let- ter 4; Hall Monitor 5. M David Luther McAnally AVA Football 3; Hall Monitor 6; Key Club 6, 7; Student Council 6, 7. Rex Glen McClaflin G Sharon Marie Jones ACC Hall Monitor 8. Vernon Arthur Lawrence VAD James Robert McClain VC Holl Monitor 5, 6, 7. Jim Sharon Kay Jordan ST Annette Devona Jury CL - K Kristinc Kay Karlzen ST Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6. Fred Eugene Kenney VDE Larry Robert Kerr G Melvin Quincy Key G Robert Lawrence Kieler PH Danny Joe Kimberley VDE Kris Duffer Kothryn Helen Laws CL Margaret Ann Leach G M aggie Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 8; Future Teachers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 7; All City Bond 3, 4, 6, 7; Concessions 7, 8; Guides 8; Student Helper 8. John Phillip Leonard TCE Bond 8; Guides 8; PA Club 8. Larry Eugene Lesher Hall Monitor 7. VAB Linda Lou Lettington CL Herman Benthle Lewis, Jr. VAB William Ralph Lewis VAD Charles Thomas Ligouri VAD Dan Ferrell Lindsey TD Danny ' Cross Country 3; Service Club 4; Holl Monitor 5; Lettermen ' s Club 5, 7; Pep Club 5, 7; Stu- dent Council 7; Wrestling 7, Letter 7. Linda Kay McClaskey CL James Reno McDaniel VEM Michael Wayne McDaniel VC Mike Hall Monitor 7. Janice Rose McDermott G John Steven McDonald TD Skip Chess Club 4; Football 3, 5, 7; Holl Monitor 3, 7; Key Club 6, 7; Lettermen ' s Club 7; Stu- dent Council 6. Corol Ann McDowell ST Ruth or Ugs Gym Leader 5; Hall Monitor 6; Service Club 4; Technician 4, 5, 6, 7. James Clifford McFall VR Jim Hall Monitor 5. Gary Lee McGriff VR Holl Monitor 6, 7. James Herman McKillop DE Jim Bond 3, 4, 6; Library Staff 3, 5, 6, 7, 8. David Ellis McMaster PH Dave- Football 3; Gym Leader 7; Hall Monitor 5, 6, 7; Service Club 3, 7, Vice President. Anita Kimpo CL Nita Pep Club 3; Pepettes 3; Student Council 7. Karen Diane Klein PH Health Careers 6, 7; Pep Club 6, 7, 8; Student Council 8; Medical Club 8. Michael Lynn Knight TD Roger Thomas Kock VA Track 4; Lettermen ' s Club 6, 7; Pep Club 6, 7; Service Club 6; Ad Club 7. Richard Karl Kottmcicr TCE Rich Ham Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, President 5, Vice President 4; Service Club 3. Pamela Sue Kritchard PH Carole Ruth Kuhns PH Band 3, A, 5, 6, 7, 8, All City Band 3; Syn. Swimming 3; Lifesoving 6; Golf 4, 6, 8; Gym Leader 7; Heolth Careers 7; Pep Club 7, 8; Lob Assistant 6; Concessions 7, 8; Medical Club 8; Student Helper 8. Dennis Dale Litzenberg VP Stymie Holl Monitor 5; Gym Leader 7. Fred Conda Livesay TD Miles Freal Loomis TIE Stage Lighting 7; Student Council 7. Angel Patricio Lopez VAD Foreign Student Comm. 7, 8; Student Council 7, 8. Gary Lee Losee VM Holl Monitor 3, 5, 6, 7; Chess Club A, 5; Stu- dent Council 4, 5; Guides 5; P ep Club 5; Stu- dent Center Monitor 7. Mary Martha Lovig PH Future Teachers 3; Library Staff 3, A, 5, 6, 7; Syn. Swimming 3; Lifesoving 6; Science Enrich- ment Closs 3, 4; Holl Monitor 5; Pep Club 5, 6; Pepettes 5, 6; Gym Office Service 5; Foreign Student Comm. 5, 5, 7; Student Center Moni- tor 7. Terry Brent Lowe VM Gym Leader 7; Lettermen ' s Club 7; Pep Club 7; Student Council 7. Michael Eugene McMurry VS James Earl Mabrier VM James Thomas Maddy VEM Linda Marie Sellers Main CL Dolphins Club 5. Michael Laurence Maine G Barry Lee Marchant VEM Cary Jean Mardcn G Jeonie Droma Club 5; Drill Team 3, A, 5, 6; Holl Monitor A, 7; Lifesoving 4; Syn. Swimming 3. Frank O Markun VH Butch Student Council 7. Mary Elizabeth Marlow CL Hall Monitor 5. Graydon Vernon Mathison TCE Skeeter Baseball 6, 8; Bosketboll 3, 7; Footboll 3, 5, 7; Guides 5, 6; Hall Monitor 3, 5, 6, Captain 6; Key Club 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Student Council 5, 6, 8. Jerry Lee Lafterty TD Basketball 3; Football 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor A, 6; Baseball 6, 8; Student Council 4, 5, 7, 8, Sgt. at Arms 6, Exec. Board 6, 7, 8; Stu- dent Court 5, 6, 7, 8; Key Club 6, 7, 8; Letter- men ' s Club 6, 7, 8. Kenneth Lee Lucas PH Deanne Marie Lynch CL Dee Syn. Swimming 3, 7, Secretary 7; Hall Moni- tor 4, 7; Student Council 4; Pep Club 5; Aqua- linos Club 5,6, 8; Gym Leoder 6, 8; Guides 7; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6. Patricia Lynette Lytle VA Foreign Student Committee 6, 7, 8. Patty Bill Leroy Maxwell G Margaret Ann Mays CL Joseph Davila Medina, Jr. VP JoJo Footboll 3; Wrestling 5, 6, 7. Randy Lynn Meier VH John Edward Mckus TD 140 Lelond Dale Mercer ACC Joseph Martin Meredith G Holl Monitor 7. Gary Lee Merkley VAD Michael James Merrifield VAD Hall Monitor 8. Linda Sue Metten ST Bocc. Comm. Hostess 6; Flag Twirlers 7, 8; Guides 7, 8; Hall Monitor 3; Student Council 8; Office Service Staff 4, 6. Lynda Marie Meyer CL Lynn Edward L. Miles III VW Butch Footboll 3, 5, 7; Swimming 3, 7; Track 6. Diane Sue Miller CL Faye Louise Miller CL Captain Librory Staff 4, 7; Lunchroom Cashiers 7; Of- fice Helpers 7; Syn. Swimming 3; Office Serv- ice Staff 3, 6, 7; Foreign Student Committee 7. Horlan Jay Miller VM Baseball 4; Guides 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Hall Moni- tor 3, 6, 7, 8, Captain 3, 6, 7, 8; Student Council 6; Swimming 3, 5. Max Leray Miller, Jr. AVA Basketboll 3; Cross Country 3; Hall Monitor 5, 7; Lettermens Club 3, 7; Track 6. Nona Jean Miller PH Gym Leader 4; Health Careers 3, 4, 5, 7; Treasurer 4, Vice President 7; Pep Club 3, 4, 5; Pepettes 3, 4, 5; Student Council. Paulette Louise Miller PH Polly Holl Monitor 5, 6; Health Coreers 5, 6, 7, 8, Treosurer 5, 6; Nurses Staff 6; Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Pepettes 3, 4; Science Enrichment 5. Richard Archie Miller VAD Rich Football 5, 7; Hall Monitor 5, Captoin 5; Tennis 4. William E. Miller, Jr. TCE Bill- Chess Club 4; Ham Club 3, 5, 7, 8; Secretary- Treasurer 7, 8; Service Club 3; Stand-by Club 4. Martin Jay Miner VC Donna Jean Muck CP Future Teachers 8; Pep Club 8; Service Club 8. Theodore James Mullins AVA Raymond L. Murray VC Ray Holl Monitor 6, 7, Captain 7; Pep Club 6, 7. Larry Wallace Musselman TIE Holl Monitor 7. Marvin Lester Myers VS - N - John Oliver Naset AVA Eugene Frederick Neese TD Richard Allen Niemeyer VC Hall Monitor 4, 6, 7. Dick -0 Ricky Lee Olson VC Hall Monitor 7; Wrestling 3. Rick Joyce Oxenford PH Cheerleader 4, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 8; Pep Club 8; Student Council 8. Evelyn Marie Pagitt ST Marie Office Helpers 4, 6; Service Club 4; Conces- sions 7, 8. Gary John Palmer VRTV Gary Dean Parisho G Linda Kaye Pennington DE DEC A 7; Office Service Staff Counseling Cen- ter 5, 6. Edward David Pcntico ECT Eddie Rito Michael Perez G Pep Ad Club 7, 8; Guides 7, 8; Hall Monitor 4, 5; Key Club 7, 8; Pep Club 4, 5, 7, 8; Student Council 5, 6, 7, 8, President 8; Technician 8; Track 6. Steven Harold Perkovich TD Service 4; Student Council 5. James Carl Petersen VAB Loretta Jean Peterson ST Shari Sue Peterson DE Nurses Stoff 4, 8. Dennis LaVerne Phipps TD Chorus 7. Steve- Pete Denny ' Roger Lee Pickett G Reggi Holl Monitor 7; Student Council 5; Student Center Monitor 3. Shirley Ann Pinegar CL James Eldon Polley ECT Jin Laura Ann Porter CL Chorus 3, 7, 8; Gym Leader 8; Pep Club 5, 7, 8. Andrew August Powell VR Phillip Gene Power VAB Judith Christine Price PH Judy- Chess Club 3, A, 5, 6; Chorus 3, 6, 7, 8; Gym Leader 5; Library Staff 6, 7, 8; Tennis 6; Foreign Student Committee 6, 7, 8. Roger Gene Pullen PH Hall Monitor 3, 6, 7, 8; Foreign Student Com- mittee 7, 8; Student Center Monitor 7. An. to Louise Mitchell VT Tina Pep Club 7; Student Council 4; Syn. Swim- ming 3; Aqualinos 5. James Lee Mitchell VP Michael Duane Montgomery VAD Mike- Hall Monitor 7; Pep Club 5, 6; Service Club 6, 7. BeHe Jo Moore VT Linda Darlene Moberg ST Office Service Staff 6. Judith Kay Moore ST Judy Gym Leader 7; Office Service Staff 6. Judy Kay Moore CL Jerry AUcn Morgan VP Guides 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor A, 5, 6, 7, 8, Coptain 7, 8. Katherine Elaine Morgan DE Kothy Pee Wee DECA 7, 8; Drill Team 5, 6, 7, 8. Steve Robert Morris DE Ann Marie Parker ST Bocc. Comm. Hostess 6; Chorus 3; Gym Leader 4; Hall Monitor 4, Captoin 4; Pep Club A, 6, 7, 8, President 7; Pepettes 6; Student Council 4, 6, 8; Tennis 4. Jean Marie Parker CL Bocc. Comm. Hostess A, 6; Cheerleader 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Engineer 8; Hall Monitor 5; Pep Club 3, A, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 5, 6; Pepettes 3; Student Council 8; Service Club 3; Senior Ex- ecutive Board 8; Assistant Treasurer Senior Class 8. Jen Kothryn Parker CL Ad Club 5, Secretory 5; Bacc. Comm. Hostess A, 6; Cheerleader A, 7, 8; Engineer 8; Hall Monitor 5, 7; Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pep- ettes 3, 5; Student Council 6, 7, 8 Constance Jeanne Patterson ST Gym Leader 5; Pep Club 3, A, 5; Pepettes 3, A, 5; Student Council 5. Sharon Catherine Patterson G David M. Paulsen VAD William Lee Payne VC Thomos Edward Payton VEM David John Peitzman TCE Dave Steven Jon Randleman VAD Randy Basketball 3, 6, 7; Gym Leader 5, 7; Student Council 8. Paul Reed VEM Cathy Loudean Holloway Reeves CL Suson Marie Reisinger VA Ad Club 7; Syn. Swimming 3 Margaret Lucille Rene ST Pep Club 7, 8. Sue Margie Marie Angelina Rcynoso PH Angie Holl Monitor 5, 6, 7, 8; Health Careers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Sec. 6, President 7; Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Executive Board 7, 8; Pepettes 3, A, 5, 6; Student Council 3, 6, 7, 8, Comm Chairman 8. Sharon Louise Rhodes ACC Gym Leader 5. Gary Leroy Richards G Michael Lee Richords TR 141 Dclbcrt Benjamin Richardson VW Nora Gertrude Richardson VT Trudy Concession Stand 7; Gym Leader 5; Hall Moni- tor 4, 5; Service Club 4. Lee Foster Ridenour V AD Baseboll 4, 6; Basketball 3; Football 3; Guides 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3, 5, 7; Pep Club 5; Stu- dent Council 7. James Thomas Riley, Jr. G Hall Monitor 4, 7. John Robert Riley, Jr. G Henry James Rivas VM Little Rivos Football 3, 5; Hall Monitor 3, 5. Felix Martin Rivera VP Margaret Jean Robb CL Maqqu Library Staff 4, 5, 6; Little Dippers 5, 6; Pep Club 3, 4, 7; Pepettes 4. Albert Wesley Roberts VDE Albe Hall Monitor 3. Gary Wayne Roberts G Cobbler Holl Monitor 3. Linda Ann Roberts ST Michael Paul Robertson VAB Mike Chorus 3; Gym Leader 7. Kirby Jay Robinson TD Sharon Claire Robinson VA Ad Club 7. Shirley Jean Hendricks Robinson G Stanley Francis Rogers VM Band 3, 4, 7, 8. Linda Kaye Rohrer ST Hall Monitor 5. Stan Linn Donna Jean Rolan CL DJ Gym Leader 5; Library Stoff 4; Pep Club 3, 5; Counseling Office Service 5. Robert Stanton Ruckle TIE Stephen Cirge Rush VEM Mchoel Carl Salmons VAD Mike Delores June Saltzman ACC 0 i Chorus 4; Majorettes 5, 6, 7, Captain 7; Stu- dent Council 4, 5, 6; All City Student Council 4, 5, 6. Harold Charles Sample, Jr. VAD Mary Kay Sapp CL Swimming 4, Junior Lifesaving; Syn. Swim- ming 3. Carole Lee Schmidt G Cheryl Laurine Schrcck VH Cherie Garald Lee Schroeder VH Frank Joseph Scigliano VC Ten Jean Scovel CL Pamela Ann See DE Pom DECA 7, 8; Engineer 8; Hall Monitor 6; Pep Club 4; Pepettes 3; Syn. Swimming 7. Richard LeeRoy Senecaut VAB Bonnie Sue Seymour VT Engineer 8; Gym Leader 7; Pep Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pepettes 3, 7; Technician 7. Janet Lynn Shaeffer ST Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Cheerleader 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 3, 4, 7, 8; Student Council 6, 7, 8, Secretory 7, Exec. Board 7, 8; Senior Class Secretary 8. Carolyn Kay Shannon CL Kenneth Lee Sharp VAD Student Council 6, 7. Sandra Rose Shaver ST Beverly Jean Shedd VT Student Council 8. Danne Wayne Sheeder TD Shirley Ann Sheesley ST Sandy Dennis Steven Shelley DE Denny Ad Club 7, 8; Bond 4; Hall Monitor 7, 8; Pep Club 6; Student Council 6. Floyd Sherman Sherwood VS Loren Gayle Shogren DE Howard Louis Shoning, Jr. VAB Lana Sue Shoning CL Robert John Short VC Bob Joyce Marie Shuff CL Anita Louise Shull ST Nita Pep Club 8, Student Council 8. Norma Jeanette Sidner CL Edna Louise Sills ACC Eddie Pep Club 4; Service Club 4; Student Council 6, 7; Senior Exec. Board 8. Gloria Jean Simerson DE Butch DECA 7, 8; Future Teachers 4; Hall Monitor 3, 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8; Swimming 8 Edward J oe Simpson TCE Judith Ann Sinnard ST Jo Ann Smith ACC Smitty ' Future Teachers 8; Hall Mon.tor 3, 7 Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Exec. 7, 8; Pepettes j, 4, 5, 6; Red Cross 7 8, Treasurer 8; Tennis 4, 6, 7, 8, Letter 6; Concessions 7, 8. Raymond James Smith VW Sandra Marie Smith VT Sandi Drill Teom 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Captom 7, 8; Gym Leoder 5; Service Club 8. William David Smith, Jr. DE Sandra Maude Snook ST Donna Mae Solomon CL Donut Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Drill Team 3, 4; Nurses Staff 4, 5, 7; Tennis 4. Ronald Arthur Sorenson VEM Susan Kae Speck CL Sandra Lee Spoonholtz PH Sandy Future Teochers 7, 8; Gym Leader 4, 5; Holl Monitor 5, 7, Tennis 4, 5; Science Enrichment Class 5, 7, 8. Cheryl Jane Stafford CL Marilyn Rose Standiford DE Mary Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7. Gary James Steckel AVA Alice Marie Stewart G Dixie Diane Stilwell G Chorus 8. Dennis Ray Stoner AVA Lettermen ' s Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Key Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Cross Country 5, 7, Captain 5; Student Council 5, 6; Track 4, 6, 8. Michael Ray Strachan TD Hall Monitor 3, 7; Concession 3, 4. Karen Kae Stuart PH Stw Chorus 7, 8, Hall Monitor 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 7, 8; Student Council 7, 8, Social Comm. Chair- mon 7, 8; Senior Exec. Board 8. June Marie Stukcnbcrg CL Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Engineer 7, 8; Golf 4; Guides 5, 6, 7, 8, Co-Chairmon 7, 8; Hall Monitor 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Captom 6, 7, 8; Pep Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pepettes 4; Service Club 5; Student Council 6, 7, 8, P.T.A. Rep. 7, 8; Techmcion 7, 8, News Editor 8; Open House Hostess 4. Margaret Joann Swails PH Maggie Gym Leader 7; Health Careers 8; Office Helper 6, 7; Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pepettes 3, 4. Terry Wayne Swindler VRTV Cecil- Basketball 3; Football 3; Hall Monitor 3; Let- termen ' s Club 7, 8, Student Council 8; Techni- cian 7; Sports Editor 7; Tennis 4, 6, 7, 8; Spring Play 8. -T- Clifford Eugene Savage G Madeline Jane Saylor DE DECA 7; Syn. Swimming 3. Ronald Dean Schlaht TCE Tuesdoy Owen Thomas Sloan VAD Janice Lee Smith VT Jon Cheerleader 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Captoin 7, 8; Eng - neer 8; Pep Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice Pres. 7, 8 ; Student Council 7, 8; Technician 8. Patricia Jean Tote ACC Syn. Swimming 3; Student Council 7. Pat Jacqueline Tresola Taylor CL Jackie Drill Team 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 7; Gym Leoder 6; Guides 7, 8; Service Club 7. 142 Judith Kay Taylor ST Judy Pep Club 3, 4, 5; Pepettes 5; Golf 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Dean Eric Terai AVA Barbara Joan Thomas PH Barbara Sue Thomas CL Larry Leslie Thomas G Mark Alan Thomas VC Band 3 ( 4, 5, 7; Swimming 3, 5, 7; Key Club 5 W Duanc LeRoy Waagc G David Raymond Walker VC Hall Monitor 8; Visual Aids Crew 4. Carl Emray Wallace VC Cherylc Rae Wallis DE Margaret Ann Wilkinson G Kenneth Lee Williams VAB Footboll 3. Leonard Lee Williams, Jr. DE Lenny Ad Club 6, 8; Baseball 4, Monoger; Engineer 8; Footboll 3; Guides 5, 6; Gym Leader 7, 8; Hall Monitor 5, 6, 7; Lettermen ' s Club 5, 6; Swimming 5, Monager; Technician 8. Lois Louise Williams DE Ad Club 6; DECA 7; Gym Leoder 4; Hall Moni- tor 6; Counseling Center Staff .8 Janice Elaine Thompson CL Library Staff 8. Jan William M. Walton VA Mary Jone Williams ST Pep Club 8; Service Club 8. Kenneth Thompson VC Kenny Marilyn Kay Thompson CL Future Teachers Club 6, 7. Raymond Carroll Thompson VAB Ray Wrestling 3, 5, 7, 8; Baseball 3; Hall Monitor 5; Horn Club 7; Lunchroom Cashiers 8. Alvin LeRoy Thrasher VR Al Craig Leo Tiernan TD Golf 8. Mork Alden Tillotson AVA Williams Charles Timmons TCE Bill Band 3; Holl Monitor 5. Stephen Frank Tomkinson G George F. Tomlinson ACC SAT Staff 5; Hall Monitor 6. Duane Paul Ward VP Technician 8. Alan Wayne Warner TIE Football 3; Hall Monitor 3; Service Club 4; Stage Lighting 7; Stond-by Club 3, 4. Leonard Lyle Waters DE Lenny Ad Club 6, 7, 8; Guides 4, 5, 6, 7; Holl Moni- tor 4, 6, 7, Captain 7. George Arthur Watrous TIE Baseball 4; Golf 5, 6, 7; Hall Monitor 7; Stu- dent Council 5; Foreign Student Committee 7, 8; All City Foreign Student Representative 7, 8. Diane Mae Weotherwax CL Di Chorus 5, 8; Engineer 8, Secretary; Gym Lead- er 7; Technician 7, 8; Counseling Center Staff Kenneth Lee Weover ACC Hall Monitor 4. Kenny Muriel Lynne Williams DE Sharon Kay Williams ST James Leroy Wilson VR Lawrence Hugh Wilson VAB Larry ' Michael Ray Wilson G David Lcroy Winegarden TCE Dennis Dean Winegardner TCE Rebecca Belle Winters ST Ray Cordell Withee ACC Whif Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6; Gym Leader 5, 7; Hall Monitor 3, 6, 7, Captain 7; Key Club 5, 6, 7; Lettermen ' s Club 6, 7; Student Council 5, 7. Gary Laverne Trimble VP Lester Clyde Troster VAB Dav d Alan Turner VAD Chess Club 8. Janie Lea Tyler CL Betty Joann Webb G Renec Annette Webster PH Dove Drill Team 7; Hall Monitor 7. Terry Lee Welborn VAB Rickey Lavcn Welch ACC Nay- Charles LeRoy Wohlwend VC Opal Mory Wolf CL Mary Hall Monitor 6. Maria Eilene Wolver CL Golf 4, 6, 7, 3, Captoin 7, 8. Donna Rae Wood CL Gym Leader 7; Library Staff 7, 8; Service Club 6; Home Room President 4. - V - J. W. Vancil PH Jay Baseball 6, 8; Basketball 4, 7; Football 5, 7, Manager 7; Key Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice Presi- dent 5, President 7, 8; Lettermen ' s Club 6, 7, 8, Secretory 7, 8; Student Council 5, 6, 7, 8, Executive Board 6, 7, 8; All City Student Council 8. Trude Marlicc Vander Velden TD Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Pepettes 3, A, 5, 6; Student Council 4, 5, 6, 7, Vice President 7; Student Court 5, 6, 7, 8, Chief Justice 7; Syn. Swimming 3; Aqualinas 5, 6, 7, 8, President 6, 7; All City Student Council 6, 7, 8, Vice Presi- dent 7. 8; Executive Board Student Council 7, 8; Senior Executive Boord 8. Phillip LeRoy VanVleet VH Phil Tennis 7, 8. Carol Ann Vaughn CL Norma Fay Vertz CL Drill Team 3; Gym Leader 4; Office Helper 5; Student Council 3, 4; Tennis A, 5, 6, 7, 8. Linda Lea Wengert CL Linn Chorus 3, 4; Student Council 7; Swimming 3. Michael Lewis West VDE Mike Technician 7, 8. William Everett West VDE Bill- Gym Leader 7, 8; Gym Monitor 7. Harrison Gary White VA Butch Footboll 3; Gym Leoder 7. Herbert Charles White VC Sharon Carol Wignall DE Sherry Chorus 8. Jonathan Dean Wilbur VAB Foreign Student Committee 7, 8. Rebecca Lee Wilcots CL Becky Chorus 4; Drill Team 4; Engineer 8, Chairman Senior Section; Pep Club 4, 7, 8; Student Council 6; Technician 7. Ronald Gene Wood AVA Service Club 8. Donald Ray Wright TD Patricia Lynne Wyant CL Eileen Roberta Wyld CL Bocc. Comm. Hostess 6; Gym Leader 7. - Y - Martin Pierce Young TCE Marty Bond 3, A, 5, 6, 7; Horn Club 3, 5, 6, 7; Wrestling 3. 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The Choice Without Compromise mericana Visit Our School — See In Action Drop In At Your Earliest Convenience — Today If You Like If you cannot visit our school write or phone for information. Americana 414 Walnut St. 283-2721 DIRECT COLOR BLACK AND WHITE ANDREWS STUDIO 822 Walnut St. Phone 244-4956 Des Moines, Iowa 50309 P. P. of A. WEDDINGS P. P. A. IA. GRADUATIONS BABES Wonderful Food 244-9319 417 6th Ave. WHEN YOU THINK OF BOOKS Think of UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE STATIONERY • GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN PENS Complete Stock of School Supplies 1213 -25th St. Phone 274-3401 153 Tech Students Like To Eat KOFFEE CORNER GRILL AND LOUNGE GOOD FOOD 1032 E. 9th 266-9263 Congratulations POP CORN BIN Park Fair Shopping Center HI HO GRILL 417 EUCLID 288-9000 EKDAHL S MEATS Swedish Specialties 266-3463 WE DELIVER Quality You Can Taste flnoERSon ERicKSon DAIRY CO. DES MOINES • WATERLOO 154 Congratulations TECH HIGH CLASS OF ' 65 best wishes from al of us here! Your future may be an unknown quantity, but one thing is sure; you can always count on high quality standards at McDonald ' s ' You ' ll continue to enjoy dining at McDonald ' s where you can expect the best eating at the lowest prices. McDonald ' s hamburgers are 100% pure beef — never frozen meat. Choice quality beef is fresh ground daily and served hot off the grill on toasted buns — the way you like best! Tasty French fries are crisp, golden brown and piping hot. Smooth, cool triple-thick shakes come in your choice of strawberry, chocolate or vanilla. You can be sure everything you order at McDonald ' s has had the careful preparation good food deserves. There ' s instant service — courteous and friendly — at McDonald ' s Look for the Golden Arches McDonald ' s 155 Compliments of FOODLAND MARKETS 1 2 650- 14 St. 1540 Mondamin Congratulations Class 65 From LUINbKA 1 ULA 1 lUINj otlNIUKo PEREZ GROCERY Hy-Vee Food zd i j yyooaicina ZoZ oojz Stores Mania Lacona ' s Specializing In Pizza Dining Room and Delivery Service 2537 E. Euclid 2310 W. Euclid 6501 W. Douglas 3627 Beaver Ave. Phone 274-0403 Where more people shop more often (jood dCuch Seniors jevasiapoi i.aTe 288-9218 Congratulations from RENA ' S A W ROOT BEER B B Super Market 243-7607 DrOOK s Hardware 243-3505 1911 Army Post Road LATEST STYLES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN PHONE 265-4297 DAkJH ' C D ADDED r u AD 1526 EAST GRAND AVENUE DES MOINES, IOWA Sevastanol Laundrama i vf UJIUIIvl kUUIIUI QlltC] 288-9268 REX STALEY BOBE KOHLBUSCH LARRY WOODS WES BOND OPEN CHAIR APP T CHAIR CLEVENGER VARIETY S. E. 6th Hartford 1314 Army Post Road Phone 285-3063 156 Call 274-0439 Day or Nite APPLIANCE HOSPITAL OUR EXPERIENCE IS AT YOUR SERVICE REFRIGERATION, LAUNDRY MAJOR APPLIANCES 1165 24th Street Des Moines, Iowa PAT ' S CUE STICK DES MOINES ' LARGEST POCKET BILLIARD LOUNGE 1201 E. Euclid 2 Blocks West of E. 14th Open Daily 10 A.M. to 12 P.M. Phone 266-9174 2nd Euclid 282-8313 — VOGUE OPTICIANS Contact Lenses 282-0810 312 Bankers Trust BANKERS RUBBER STAMP, INC. 805 Grand Ave. RUBBER STAMPS, NAME PLATES, SIGNS ( .ULBRANSI i Organs Pianos Accordion - Organ Combination By Cordorox GIFT ITEMS OF DISTINCTION STEWART ORGANS GIFTS S.W. 9th McKinley Plaza DES MOINES. IOWA Phone 282-8264 OR, FLOYD E HENRY D R SHELDON GLADSTONE DR DONALD B HENRY RIOIITIIIIO OPTOMCTHISTS EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED For Better Vision 916 WALNUT STREET DES MOINES IOWA PHONE CHIMT 4 83B4 NEW INSTALLATION REPAIR WORK D0WNARD PLUMBING CO. FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOUR SERVICE 2656 East 45th Street Phone 266-0939 DES MOINES, IOWA 157 BANKERS TRUST CO. where courteous people offer the best in banking service at TWO LOCATIONS . . . 6th and Locust Downtown Office in Windsor Heights free parking . . . sidewalk teller postage-paid bank-by-mail envelopes 6th and Locust • 288-2421 AMATEUR RADIO CENTER 1214 Grand — 283-1538 Electronic Parts and Equipment for the Engineer Ham and Experimenter TRAVISS TELEVISION RADIO 1110 Locust 288-7255 Service on TV and RADIO (Home and Car) STEREO H. F. and TAPE RECORDERS TRANSISTOR RADIO REPAIR IRWIN ' S Sporting Goods - Bike Supplies 1166 -24th Street Phone 279-1913 (On 24th St. just South of University) GO TECH GO TO THOMPSON DISPLAY COMPANY AND PARTY SHOP For All Party Needs 818 Walnut 282-4984 IOWA SERVICES CO. Hobbi es — Marine Supplies 12th Mulberry 282-5257 CONSIDER... aQreer ...NOT A JOB When looking ahead to your business life, you want to think beyond just a job. Consider the kind of business career you want and judge the qualities of the com- pany which is a part of that business. Life Insurance is a good business and the Equitable Life of Iowa is a good company — offering so many opportunities for the career man or woman. Look into the Equitable, and you ' ll find all of the so-called fringe benefits offered by business gener- ally, plus some that only Equitable has for you. Most importantly, there are so many phases of life insurance work that your opportunities for advancement and permanency are limited only by your own ability. In the Personnel Office, 1105 Equit- able Building, you ' ll find Miss Pat Bush — discuss with her all the opportunities that exist for you at the Equitable — you may choose your career right now. EQUITABLE OF IOWA FOUNDED IN DES MOINES IN 1867 158 Congratulations GRADUATING SENIORS C D A N If C 1 C IKANIVELj DOWNTOWN PARK FAIR ESTES KIRTLEY, LTD. OUTFITTERS TO MEN 2722 INGERSOLL Phone 288 8811 THE G L Clothing and Shoes MEYER and HARRY DIAL 243-7431 Compliments of FLYNN SHOES 802 Walnut Street DES MOINES, IOWA 50309 Compliments of Olson-Sutherland Rambler Company 835 East Euclid Ave. DES MOINES, IOWA HUGH (Buss) GRUBB SALES MANAGER RAY AHLBERG CHEVROLET Office: 964-4255 Ankeny, Iowa Res.: 266-0746 Congratulations And the best of luck to the Class of 1965 Reichardts Inc. At qvur Retake DES MOINES TRANSIT COMPANY 159 For Your Graduation Photographs GEPPERT STUDIOS Portraits - Photof inishing - Cameras 401 EAST SIXTH 420 9th Street 288-1007 JEAN DEE STUDIO PORTRAITS and WEDDINGS CAMERA SUPPLIES 1532 ARMY POST ROAD PHONE 285-4266 WILLIAM PINNICK CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ' RAMSEY STUDIOS Park Fair Arcade 100 E. Euclid 282-8965 Special Prices For Students! SPECIALISTS IN WEDDING PORTRAITS GRADUATION GROUPS CHILDREN DES MOINES STUDIO 817 Locust 243-6111 DENNY BRANN DRUGS F. T. BINDER. Prop. 720 Locust St. Des Moines, Iowa 50309 SEMBOWER PHARMACY 4000 C| Ala . Hviwa huzu neur i rive 243-0119 KEHM ' S FLOWERS Kehm ' s Leading Florists For Over 40 Years Walnut at 9th St. 243-5276 INGERSOLL FLORISTS FRESH FLOWERS NOVELTY PLANTERS and GIFTS BEAUTIFUL CORSAGES — FREE DELIVERY— We wire flowers 2809 Ingersoll 243-3124 If no answer call: Leona Strain 244-5485 CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR NIELSEN GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP 1900 High Street 243-0101 CORSAGES — CUT FLOWERS WEDDINGS — FUNERAL SPRAYS, ETC. Only Two Blocks North of Tech at 17th Arranged keftli J As You T f Like FLOWERS 1540 2nd Ave. Them Ph. 288-6557 160 Congratulations ODEA FINANCE 1117 LOCUST AMERICAN AGENCY INC. INSURANCE 1115 Locust 243-7103 G B HOBBY SHOP 288 8107 4009 S.W. 9th Congratulations Graduates! r 1 ■ ioma PoweR AND LIGHT COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY VALLEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Walnut at Fourth Des Moines, Iowa MEMBER F. I. D. C. 161 CONGRATULATIONS AIR LANES BOWL 4200 Fleur Dr. 282-9789 CARR GLASS AND pA|NT DISTRIBUTORS OF KYANIZE PAINTS 11th Locust Street 243-5215 GOOD SERVICE DENNIES BREEZE 243-9637 3021 S.W. 9th FAABORG PHARMACY Ray Faaborg, R. Ph. Maxine Faaborg, R. Ph. 2222 East 14th St. Phone 266-5159 OAK PARK PHARMACY Prescription Dept. 3720 Sixth Ave. Dial 288-7227 KARR PHARMACY PHONE 266-51 15 C. L. JACKSON, Prop. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 1717 E. Ninth St. Des Moines, Iowa RICHARDS PHARMACY E. DWAYNE RICHARDS, R. Ph. 3001 Merle Hay Rd. 276-4578 Like pencils, Drake students are not all alike. Some come from big cities, others from small towns. Some are from the East Coast, others from Cali- fornia. Some are from as near as Des Moines, others from as far away as Hong Kong. Some are rich, others of relatively mod- est means. Some want to become teachers, others lawyers, still others businessmen. Some are Republicans, others are Demo- crats. Drake students differ in many respects, but they share a common bond: the desire for an education. They are preparing themselves for careers while gain- ing insight into the problems con- fronting today ' s world. We would be pleased to answer your ques- tions about our study programs. RAKE UNIVERSITY 162 (jamer PubliAkiny Company LETTERPRESS and OFFSET PRINTERS 1636 Locust Street Phone 282-8146 SOUTHTOWN S LARGEST TV CENTER DES MOINES TELEVISION SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS Free Demonstrations 4000 S W 9th 288-1923 HOLLEYS FLAGS — BANNERS — SHAKERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 100 East Grand Ave. UNITED AUTO SUPPLY House of Chrome 1317 Locust Street 282-7547 HOT ROD SPECIALTY ITEMS FENTON — FOXCRAFT — FELCO CAL-CUSTOMS — EDELBROCK STEWART WARNER Mitchell Automatic I ransmission Service • We serve, repair, and rebuild all makes and models of automatic transmissions. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 16th Locust Phone 283-2446 163