East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1968 volume:

I F oreword The year 1967-1968 marks the centennial of the Kansas City School System. From the muddy banks of the Missouri River a city was born. Pioneers who settled here were aware of the need of an education for their children. In 1867 the first school was opened in Kansas City. From this one-room schoolhouse to the newest educational building, the School System of Kansas City has progressed. During this period of progression. East High School in 1926 opened her doors. In the forty-two years of her history, over ten thousand students have passed through her doorways. She has held a major role in the accomplishments of her students of the past and is playing a vital part in the development of today’s student. These accomplishments, these experiences, and these memories, we hope to record in your book, the 1968 Eastonian. The 1968 Eastonian Staff I Table Contents Faculty ......................20 Organizations ................42 Underclass ..................100 Athletics .................. 136 Juniors .....................188 Seniors .....................200 Cynthia Tankersley, David Durbin Co-Editors-in-Chief Mr. William K. Prewitt Faculty Advisor V A helping hand —an open heart; this is Miss Virginia McClure, the last member of the original faculty who opened the doors of East High School in 1926. A graduate of Colorado University with a M.A. in Education and Latin, she became East’s first Latin teacher and on occasions has also taught English. After thirty-six years of faithful service. Miss McClure left East in the fall of 1962 to be a counselor at Westport High School, but returned to East in the fall of 1965 as subfreshman counselor. In recognition of her countless services to East High, it is with deep pride that we dedicate this 1968 Eastonian to Miss Virginia McClure. A Helping Hand— An Open Heart. Time Molds Our Lives. Past to Present We Strive for Self-improvement U In Body, Spirit, and Wisdom. 12 We Develop Our , Delve Unknown, Improve Our , 17 And Prepare fo the Future. FACULTY I . iluyton Dickson Principal Administration Striving to instill citizenship, character, and responsibility. the administration works together with faculty and student body. Better parent, faculty, and student relationships arc achieved through their combined efforts. While maintaining pride and dignity, the administration manages the school with kill and precision. This year. East saw a new face in her administration, Mr. Stroud as assistant principal. Aiding Mr. Dickson in the paper work involved in the duties of administration i a major job for Mr. Stroud. Vice-principals, Mr. Markov and Mr. Ridley, help in handling problems of discipline and in promoting a good student-faculty relationship. Years of previous experience as classroom teachers and assistance from personnel has promoted efficiency in thp solving of problems encountered during the school year. K.A. Markcx icc-Principal W illiam T. Ki«tl« Vice-Principal illiam K. St mini Assistant Principal 23 DISCI SSI XG PROBLEMS I CAREERS uitli Seniors is o major job of Mr. Hess. Senior counselor. MRS. STEW ART. junior counselor, helps a student to prepare a class schedule for the next year. East's counselors are always willing to listen to a student’s problems. Each year a counselor is assigned to the eighth grade class and follows that class through until graduation. Helping to adjust to high school and in the planning of careers after graduation is a major job for the counselors. Counselors Joseph Hess Anna Stewart Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Genevieve Scott Sophomore Counselor Virginia McClure Freshman Counselor Millie Gregory Secretary Mildred Taylor Secretary 24 llarice (Iroshy Attendance Clerk I .m ill Hause IBM Secretary Helen alson Registrar Sarah Jane Selunalz Financial Sec retary Office Besides performing routine office work, the capable ladies in the office are busy typing bulletins, issuing tardy cards, and keeping tin records of East's students up to date. Included among ibis staff are Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Hause, Mrs. Watson, and Mrs. Selunalz. 77 E OFFICE I.I DIES hair many different jobs to do which concern school life. MRS. WATSON ALU AYS MANAGES to get her paper work done no matter hou much there is. i 75 AT THE l-M) OE A MS) DAY. Mr. Cirrus, his job not yet finished. sweeps the school Jor another day. Charles Barnett Ola Barnett Erva Greer Head Custodian Matron Cafeteria Manager Well-balanced meals are prepared each day for faculty and students by the cafeteria staff under the direction of Mrs. Greer. Our cafeteria ladies are always courteous whether cleaning tables or serving meals. Before, during. and alter the daily rush of students, the janitors work to keep the school clean and orderly under the supervision of Mr. Barnett. Custodians Not pictured Leo Berendzen Arthur Schult Arthur Shelton Max Clauder Laundry Ezra 0. Ellis Assistant Custodian William Givens Assistant Custodian I awrence Geruver Assistant Custodian Edgar L. Keeney Assistant Custodian Mabel Lightfont Elevator Operator James W. Shouse Assistant Custodian 26 Florence Bailc IVarl Rchnkc I .aura Bow man Julie (llarke Kdilli l)aile (dara Denny Hilda Kverett Lonnie Henry Cafeteria Staff Myrtle Marsh Mamie Miller Lola Mullins Irene O'Dell (llu istine Randol Ksther Kinkenbaujdi Florence an inkle Maurine olfe 27 Mr. Frank Steigler Mr. Brian Hortle Fulbright Scholarship Teacher Exchange Mr. Frank Steigler. physics and general science teacher at Fast, left the United States in August to spend a year in Lancaster. Tasmania, engaged in a teacher exchange program under the Fulbright Scholarship award. In exchange. Fast welcomed Mr. Brian A. Hortle from Lancaster. Mr. Hortle has a B.A. degree, a B.S. degree, and a Diploma of Education, which is equivalent to a Master's Degree in the United Slates. Mr. Hortle had many first impressions of the United Slates. He found the people to be very friendly, and more or less as I expected them to be. Also, he felt that the students were much like those back in Queechy High School except for one main difference — their informality of dress was rather shocking.” This is understandable since students at Queechy are required to wear uniforms. Mr. Hortle plans to travel over many parts of the world befor returning home next year to resume teaching at Queechy High. 28 Michael (lalwell Paul Day Robert I lolder Brian North Tom Mallot James Michaels Science A .good foundation in science is essential in any career planning. East, throughout the years, has managed to retain its outstnading science department. Chemistry students are taught the basic principles of chemical solutions and formulas. In first year physics, students study the physical causes of natural phenomena, while PSSC physics gives seniors an opportunity to further their knowledge of physical concepts. The vast science of growing plants, trees, and greenery is explored by horticulture students. General and advanced biology provide knowledge of plants and animals, and their growth and environment. Human science explores the mysteries of the human body and its organs and systems. MR. NEIGHBOR DEMONSTRATES SOME PRINCIPLES of electric ity to Karen Re) no Js by use of a battery and coils. James Neighbor Jack Smart 20 Bernice Wright I IK. HOMMES FI. I)S the library an ideal place Jar retarding grades. Mathematics Although only one year of math is required for graduation. many students take up to four years. Courses offered in this field to Kast students are general math, algebra, geometry, advanced math, senior advanced math, anil refresher math. Math is becoming increasingly important to the career and college-minded student. Harry Hommcs Carl King Mary Zickefoose Susan Middendotf Carl West (inshy I larrison (iheryl Jniu s Helen Morian Levon Robinson Judith Sanders Common Learnings Foundations for advanced learning in high school are established in eighth grade common learnings classes. Though these classes cover a variety of subjects, Eng-lisli and social studies are the two main ones. Common learnings helps students adapt to the high school routine and teachers solve problems sometimes encountered during the students first year at Fast. COM MO LEAR I CS TEACHER. Mr. Robinson, takes time to help his students individually. MRS. S i.XDERS DISCL'SSES WORLD and national news and events with one of her classes. 31 Gwynne (loonies Americo Feliei Fred Fisher Albert Grimes James Hess LOOKI.XG FOR USEFUL IXFORMATIO for his classes, Mr. Felici sorts through moil anil other literature before his class begins. Historyr Fast offers students courses in world history, world geography, economics and contemporary issues, comparative government and international relations, and current affairs. Civics. American history, and an elective course are required for graduation. Charles Nichols Barbara ()wings James Penny 32 Elizabeth Chapman Dorothy Donnelly Irene LaEayeiie Donovan Mahholl Evelyn McLaughlin Chark •nr Oyloe Fine Arts Music, art. speech, drama, and foreign languages are among the courses offered in the field of fine arts. Besides broadening each student’s education, these classes allow an opportunity for self-expression. East's language department offers students Latin. Spanish, and French under the direction of Miss McLaughlin and Mrs. Donnelly. Yvonne Parkcrson James Ryon Judith Sarnceki Marion Sell 33 MRS. MASSEY READS ALOUD to her class from The Scarlet Letter to promote a discussion. MR. Iil RKS ATTEMPTS to demonstrate that communicating verbally is a vital part of being an English teacher. English The study of English is important to every student if he is to have a knowledge of our English language, its structure, and its literature. Students learn not only-through studying parts of speech, hut also by concentrated study of novels, plays, and poetry. Progression through years of English is marked by the more difficult study of literature and composition. Carolyn Dasbach Lucy Landis Joyce Macey Ruenell Massey William Prewitt Com m unications Speech students are taught to better express themselves in communication with others. First year speech classes instruct students in the basic fundamentals of communication. Students may choose to go on to public speaking and drama classes where they are encouraged in verbal expression before audiences in oratorical competition or in plays and school productions. IS THIS ENOUGH FOR I COMPOSITIO ? inquires Tom Camlet I of his English teacher. Mrs. Phillips. Dorothy Rams Jerome Winegar Linda Winters Richard Benson Leslie Denton James Dickson Raymond (ialler Judy Houtchens ■TAKE I SEAT A l) LEAVE THE DRIVING TO ME. Practical Arts In the field of practical arts. East offers students courses in personal and business typing. stenography, accounting, advanced business, and driver's education. Although only a one semester course, driver's education teaches students the operation and function of an automobile. says Mr. Roether to Mr. Dickson. Andrew Klapis Nellie McKanna Doug Roether Practical Arts Homemaking students at East are offered courses in child care, family relations, and home economics. Their curriculum includes the sewing of clothes, the cooking of a well-balanced meal, and the care of a home. Students of Industrial Arts learn to use their hands and also learn a background for engineering study in drafting class. Mary Collins Phyllis Diener Robert Diener Kenneth Eckhoff Mary Gauldin Clark McClure Avis Morton I..A. Priefert Geneva Reiman Jack Webber 37 G.P.E. students are taught everything from modern dance to volleyball rules. Expression of emotion and ideas are learned by the study of modern and folk dancing. Good sportsmanship, responsibility, and self-discipline are taught in B.P.E. as well as rules and skills of football, basketball, and track. irland Harris Theresa Miller V.O. Taylor 38 Waunita Small Rae Sneed Sarah Bower Branch I .ihrarian Library Health Center Under the supervision of Miss Bower, the librarians aid students in their quests for information for school assignments. and leisure reading material. Instructions in the effective use of library facilities are also given. Rast Health ('enter treats the minor aches and pains of students and faculty. Page (Calvert Assistant Librarian Sandra Shawhan (llerk Margaret Craig (Children's I .ihrarian Nedra Grover Clerk KEEPING TRACK OF ROOKS CHECKED Ol T from the school 1C brarv is one of many jobs for librarians. Rage Calvert and Sandra Slum ban. Pauline Early Clerk Molly Horner Nurse 39 Bernice Burke Bonnie Jean Carlson Virginia Clary Betty Coleman Martha Duncan Bettye Garrett Zennie Hicklin Peggy Johnson Helen Lynn Creamola Moore Kathryn Muncy Nadine Negus AFTER THE ANNUAL FOUNDER'S DAY PROGRAM, members ami particijmnts tire served rake ami punch. PAS' PRESIDE TS OF THE EAST P.T.A. are recognized ami given corsages at the Pounder s Day meeting as a token of honor for past services. 40 EARIf US r.T. i MEMBERS PORTRAY THEIR oratorical skills in a skit called School Was Sever Like This. Paren t-Teacher Association During the year, the Parent-Teacher Association strives to establish a better relationship between the parents and faculty of Past High School. The members of the P. I .A. work to help needy children in the community and throughout the city. Many hours are spent at the Mutual Help Center and at home, sewing for these needy children. Contributions are made through the year by the P.T.A. to various scholarship funds to aid all children, including the C.O. Williams Fund to help students of Hast. Several of the mothers in P.T.A. work in the Health Center, helping with testing and records. Opal Proctor Violette Reynolds Willie Scott Anna Seidelman Lela Thomas Robbie Tyler Nancy Vanderpool V irginia Woolery 41 ORGANIZATIONS Boh Krawczyk President Rodger Seidel man Cynthia Tankersley 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President ONE OF THE FIRST SEMESTER STL DENT COUNCILS biggest successes uas the second annual Christmas dance held in the gymnasium. Mr. Holder Sponsor Governing the student body was the responsibility faced by the student council. Under the leadership of Bob Krawczyk, the first semester student council met in monthly meetings held in the cafeteria. One of the most important projects of the first semester student council was the sponsoring of the second annual Christmas Dance held in the boys' gym on December 22. BACK ROW: Steve Pyle, Mark Stalsworth, Tom Cahill. Mike Wil-pcr, Charles Samuel, Jane McCarty, Linn Aucutt, Ralph Lackey, David Schroeder. Ronnie Springs, Danny Kilgore, Rodger Seidelman, Boh Krawczyk, Richard Massie, Joe Ekstrom. THIRD ROW: Debbie Cain, Susan Hall, Pam Vaughn, Mary Stalsworth, Helen Mitchell, Janet Piter, Cindy Smith, Linda Stephens, Robin Kratschnier, Yvonne Craig, Joe Gosoroski, Cynthia Tankersley, George Gulley, Dennis Leadership in Clark SECOND ROW: Denny Farrow, Felecia Collins, Cheryl Heflin, Robin Gartman, Nancy Bailey, Sandy Lasswell, Cheryle Austin, Jeanette Crumpley. Betty Sherman, Shelly Daniels, Linda Burner, Debbie Hunt, Karen Myers. FRONT ROW: Cathy Belke, Debbie Hayes, Diane Adams, Debbie Bailey, Barbara Miller, Donna Mullins, Gayl Houser, Tracy Neff, Renae Farkas, Sharon Finley, Alice Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Ann Turner, Rhonda Murphy, Joe Ekstrom, Pat Kraw-czyk, Mike Wilper, Gary Campbell, Chuckie Smallwood, Ronald Eugene Cunningham, Linn Aucutt, Dennis Bell, John Colie. Roger Springs, Richard Massie, Danny Kilgore, Rodger Seidelman, Bob Krawczyk. Richard Massie, Gary Kuerher, Mark Davis. THIRD ROW: Rai Jean Strickland. Glenda Buhr. Marie Lesniak, Nancy Griffin, Janet Pifer, Dan Sousley, Pat Lynn, David Schroeder, Joe Goso-roski, George Gulley, Edwin Friend, Tom Caudell, Karyn May, Laura Student Government Scott, Cindy Tankersley, Diane Raines. SECOND ROW: Marsha Batye, Becky Tyler, Richard Dryden, Tom Robinson, Robin Krarsch-mer, Roger Smith, Yvonne Craig, Paul French, Larry Casey, Dennis Hilliard, Cynthia Morrison, Cathy Carey, Debi Kretzschmer, Vickie Blackmon. FRONT ROW Teri Ostroviak, Jeanne McGhee, Nancy Bailey, Betty Sherman, Sandy Lasswell, Karen Reynolds, Cyntha Johnson, Sandy Hodge, Damta Davis, Renae Farkas, Joy Cooper, Linda Burner, Shelly Daniels, Stan Kulik, Jane Ekstrom. Second semester, the student council was governed under the guidance of Rodger Seidelman. New homeroom representatives were chosen and the executive hoard was reorganized. The second semester student council sponsored East's participation in Student Government Day at City Hall with Cathy Gulick as our candidate for mayor. Victor Smith President Mr. Denton Sponsor JOYCE HUFF. RED CROSS REPRESE T.4TIVE, Ws « magazine that tells about health amI welfare programs in other cities. East's Chapter Accomplishes Goals East High School's chapter of the Junior Red Cross allows students to accomplish several worthwhile projects while contributing to the welfare of the community. Included in these projects are the annual membership drive and the Gift Chest which was sent to underprivileged children in a foreign country. These projects were accomplished under the supervision of Mr. Denton and Victor Smith, this year’s president. BACK ROW: Gary Brubeck, Joe Ekscrom, Victor Smith, Richard Massie, David Coleman,Linn Aucutt, John Colic, Mark Davis, Oscar Robertson, Cutt Cunningham. Walter Smallwood, Roger Springs, Danny Jones, Ronnie Springs, Steve Kaszuba. THIRD ROW: Mr. Denton, Karen Sloan, Sharon Sloan, Patty Krawczyk, Joyce Hudson, Joyce Huff, Mary Minard, Claudia Scattliffe, Brenda McCoy, Janet Rodak, Elaine Bowman. Helen Smieszek, Julie McCloskcy, Cheryl Hall, Paul Moore, Steve Perry. SECOND ROW: Jeanne McGhee, Pam Graven, Gloria Krysa, Jan Edwards, Liz Lebioda. Karen Pearman, Ann Seidelman, Patty Gillespie, Janet Ross, Patsy Guzman, Brenda Hughes, Loretta Durbin, I-aura Melton. Phyllis Willson FRONT ROW: Tom Laterra, Mary Coe, Karen Trayford, Anita Buncc, Helen Piotrowski, Angela Esteban, Glenda Buhr, Roberta Stark, Valerie Spero, Cindy Smallwood, Veronica Mendala, Linda Briss, Chris Jo-doin, Danny Turner, Karen Odam, Connie Thomas, Marcia Bailey. BACK ROW: Diane Raines, Cynthia Tankersiey, Jane McCarty, Karen McCain, Not pictured: Roberta Scott. SECOND ROW: Janet Piter, Diana Mullins, Joyce Huff. FRONT ROW: Cathy Gulick, Kathy Jones. BACK ROW: Mr Hess, Joyce Huff, Julie Benda, Ken Lee. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Kepner, Cindy Smith, Marsha Williams, Frances Houser. FRONT ROW: Cindy Smallwood, Opal Smith, Janice Burke. Kaeh year the lop five junior iris in scholastic standings are chosen to become members of the American Association of University Women. These girls retain membership through their senior year. The A.A.U.W. is an organization which tries to further the idea of the need for a college education through annual leas and trips to college campuses. AA.U.W. F.TA. Future Teachers of America gives students a chance to investigate the field of teaching. Members become acquainted with this field through talks with teachers about various situations encountered and the many aspects of teaching. The F.T.A. members also gain firsthand experience by traveling to grade schools and helping a teacher during their free time. Frances Houser President First Semester Cindy Smith President Second Semester Mr. Hess Sponsor Anne Proctor Varsity Cindy Maxey Varsity Cheryle Austin Varsity CONCENTRATING INTENSELY ON cheers and the game is Pat Kratvczyk. WIN, BEARS! WIN!” shout the cheerleaders at a basketball game. Debbie Olsen Varsity Captain CHEERLEADERS LEAD THE croud in a cheer for two points. Cheerleaders 48 Diana Mullins Varsity- Sherry Duncan B-Team Debbie Man beck B-Team Utmost Top: Cherlye Austin. Debbie Berry, Anne Proctor. Bottom: Diana Mullins. Sherry Duncan. Debbie Olsen. East cheerleaders did their utmost this year to support our Bears in all sports. Through fair and foul weather, our cheerleaders were there leading the crowds in yells. Countless hours were spent practicing new cheers and planning pep assemblies to boost school spirit and participation. East appreciated all the cheerleaders did this year and the time spent by them. Debbie Barry B-Team Captain BACK ROW: Rhonda Murphy, Debbie Miller, Marsha Williams, Debby Bears, Teresa Koelling, Pat Krawczyk. Debi Kretzschmcr, Karyn May, Karen Pearman, Beverly KJeyh, Debby Rau, Janet Ro-dak, Lynne Bisbee, Liz Lebioda, Janice Tatum. THIRD ROW: Ann Seidelman, Carol Dennison, Sharon Carrasco, Sandy Morgan, Debby Morgan, Pam Archer, Ida Huff, Sandy Bagby, Dorothy Burrell. Denise Hart, Melinda Monasmith, Robin Murphy, Brenda Tennyson, Gay I Houser. SECOND ROW: Glenda Buhr, Paula Godinez. Robbie Tyler, Janice Burke, Bernita Blansett, Angela Esteban, Celeste Carlson. Virginia Perez, Colleen Burke, Nancy Bailey, Renae Parkas, Donna Mullins, Patsy Guzman, Debby Pendleton. PRONT ROW Candy Maxey, Debbie Olsen, Debby Berry, Diana Mullins, Sherry Duncan, Cheryle Austin, Anne Proctor. 50 Each Monday after school, the members of the Pep Club meet to discuss ideas on how to promote school spirit. These ideas include selling bus tickets, season tickets, and pre-sale tickets to the games. The Pep Club attends all football and basketball games, aiding the cheerleaders in encouraging the teams to victory. The Pep Club supports the pep assemblies held before or after school. I bis year the Pep Club tried a new approach to boost school spirit. The first annual Sadie Hawkins' Day dance was held under the Pep Club's sponsorship. HALE TIME GIVES THESE GIHI.S a rlianre la converse with the school mascot. School Spirit As Goal Pal Krawczyk President 1st. Semester Teresa Knelling President 2nd. Semester Miss Miller Sponsor BEFORE SCHOOL TIME PROVIDES an opportunity for Dorothy Kepner to purchase a booster badge from pep dub members. Through participation in their gym classes, girls not only develop their athletic ability but also poise and grace. Beginning the year, hockey, gym classes follow the seasons with basketball, volleyball, badminton, and softball. Swimming, tumbling, and modern, square, and social dancing an included in these classes. Although only three years of gym are required, many girls continue in physical education courses throughout their junior and senior years, (iirls also are instructed in the importance of good health ami hygiene. BEFORE MAKING HER MOVE. Joann Crouser plans her strategy. De veloping Skill by Participation CAROL CRAFT AND RATTY LAWSON try to keep Joyce Hudson J R. CR, AND AWAY, seems to be the theme of this volleyball from making a basket in the Junior-Senior basketball game. game. 51 LINDA RCTNER DISPLAYS GOOD FORM AND GRACE as she poises for a dive. THE GIRLS PREP IRE TO COMPLETE 1 CHAIN DOLPHIN by fastening themselves in chains b hooking feet to necks. Sea Nymphs Perform Gracefully Jeanne McGhee Cynthia Tankersley Miss Small President 1st Sent. President 2nd Sem. Sponsor Each Thursday alter school, the girls who are members of Sea Nymphs hold meetings and organize numbers for the swim show. They build skill and precision by hard practice and determination. The practices are spent perfecting stunts involved in synchronized swimming, and in displaying creativity by making up individual numbers. The swim show is usually held in March or April and is a combination of continuity, water ballet, and modern dance. BACK ROW: Diane Raines, Cynthia Tankersley, Debbie Kretzsch-mer, Sherry Duncan, Ann Seidelman, Lori Gilbert, Karen Pearman SECOND ROW: Sandy Porter, Peggy Dill, Gail Snyder, Cindy Rey- nolds, Linda Burner, Sheryl Venyard. FRONT ROW: Diane Painter, Melinda Monasmith, Candy Maxey, Pam Archer, Debby Olsen, Debbie Walby, Jeanne McGhee. 52 BACK ROW: Barbara Eli. Debby Vaughn, Janice Tatum. Debby Banks. Denise Ragcn. Helen Mitchell. Carol Beckett, Cheryl Hall SECOND ROW' Liz Christman, Becky Christman, Shelly Daniels. Janet Rinkenbaugh. Patty Lawson, Debby Bears. FRONT ROW Alice Nirschl, Jane Ekstrom, Susan Ekstrom. Jeannine Stone Athenians Strengthen Competition Athenians, a girls' sports club, carries on many activities throughout the year. Its goal is to build its members’skill in various sports as well as to instill a competitive spirit and a sense of fair play. Each girl is required to attend a specified number of intramurals during the year. At the same time, they earn small and large shields, a letter, and a pin for continued participation. Dl i A BALLOL PRACTICES a knee arabesque an the balance beam. JA. E DONAHL E IMPROVES HER SOFTBALL skill during practice sessions. Elizabeth Christman President First Semester Carol Craft President Mrs. Sneed Second Semester Sponsor 53 BACK ROW': Larry Brenton, Mark Thompson, Jim Ash, Don Sandlin, lim Crosby, John Oslx rn, Bob Higgins, Bob Osbourne, Charlie Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Kay Butler. Betty Lape, Kathy Neeley, Nadine Anderson, Janet Hendricks, Pat Blackman, Ilene Thompson, Delene Jones. FRONT ROW: Carrie Henderson, Karen Towe, Sarah Duncan, JoAnn Ogrizovich, Mr. Caller, Paula Sullivan, Joy Ash. Occupational Training Through OX-THEJOB TRAI.XIXC IS PRACTICED by Ray Williams at the Dairy Inn. Cooperative Occupational Education is a plan for training high school students in an occupation of their choice with the use of business and industrial establishments. Students must spend at least fifteen hours a week on on-the-job training. The remaining time is spent attending the required high school classes, on a C.O.E. related KEXSIXCTOX SCHOOL PRO! IDES IXCY HI BBS with good clerical experience. 54 JIM ASH. AS A MECHANIC, resets pins at Mien's Howl inf! Aliev. C.O.E. Program class taught by the coordinator. Mr. Caller. Enrollment is based on ago. interest, school attendance, citizenship records, and grades. Typical training jobs are sales clerks, dietary assistants, clerical personnel, food service, drafting, printing mechanics, and tailoring. DAVID MCCAIN WORKS DILIGENTLY at Mi grams on a C.O.E program. BACK ROW: Ray Williams, Gary Barber, James Aichele, Morris Epperson. SECOND ROW: David McCain, Kay Wassamer, Frances Ault, Joyce Thorpe, Nancy Hibbs, Richard Crane. FRONT ROW: Mr Caller, Susie Nusbaum, Christine Kenig, Mary Waters, Jeanne Gardner. BACK ROW: Ronald Sncdden, Bob Allen, Robert Caldwell, Dennis Clark, David Barnhill, Bill Reneau SECOND ROW: Mike Daniel, Rhonda Jones, Pam Bixler, Judy Reardon, Terrie McCall. FRONT ROW: Mr. Caller, Cheryl Dyer, Carole Bonner, Cheryl McCulley. 55 HACK ROW: Norman Brown, Tommy Johnston, Randy Wood, Dennis Gillespie, Robert Gartman, Terry Simpson, Mike Hazel. Jim Bottoms, John Mangum, Dennis Bell, Marvin Miller, Bill Eckenroed, John Oswald, David Reed, Del Thatch, Elmer Welchen, Kathleen Schick, Judith Turner, Lowanna Mallory. THIRD ROW; Jeff Nixon, Jan Sullivan, Victor Davis, Pat Goldsworthy, Rhonda Murphy, Dan Sousley, Frank Higgins, Don Worthington, David Pearman, Carol Dennison, Margie Houser, Beverly Rousset, Mary Steely, Barbara Carson, Carol Phipps, Diane Hazzard. SECOND ROW: Dan Turner, Judy Bagby, Glenda Buhr, Sandy Weeks, Pam Vignery, Jeanette Crumpley, Lora Soldi, Doug Stanley, Karen Dedrick, Gary Stamper, Robert Robinson, Steve Pyle, Frances Houser, Gail Snyder. FRONT ROW: Mr. Roether, Phyllis Farris, Sheila Shepard, Alice Nirschl, Shelly Daniels, Shirley Painter, Shauna Ekstrom, Cathy Belke, Sonja Beasley, Linda Carroll, Sandy Morgan, Marsha Matney, Susan Savw-oir. A.D.E.Shapes Future Drivers BACK ROW: Mike Erb, George Gulley, Linn Aucutt, Robert Carrasco, Mark Davis, Robert Starbuck, Robert Guthrie, John Colie, Ralph Anderson, Bill Gillespie, Tom Cahill, Roger Rinkenbaugh, Don Kleyh, David Schroeder, David Ford, Ed Mendala, Jim Durigan, Mark Watts. THIRD ROW: Mary Stalsworth, Ramona Guzman, Barbara Eli, Naomi Osborn, Phyllis Hunt, Sharon Jurd, Joyce Huff, Vicky Hawn, Corky Houser, David Reed, Tom Caudell, Leon Withers, Everett Owens, Cullen Landis. James Garrett, Lawrence Bennett, Karl BACK ROW: C.S. Scott, Lee Mills, Bill Mathis, Danny Straub, Larry Hicks, David Smith, Greg Fickle, Frank Luppens, William Reynolds, Chuck Eckenroed, Jeff Altis, Phillip Atwood, Cindy Tankersley, Julie Benda, Debbie Banks, Mathie Cowell. THIRD ROW'; James Drake, Steve Goddard, Larry Mason, Karen May, Jenny Frederick, Mary Price, Douglas Kale, Cindy Smith, Mary Minard, Glenn Dunlap, Eddy Grove, Phil Arnold, Steve Perry, Loyce Cook, Lori Gilbert, Tony Savorelli. SECOND ROW': Mr. Dickson, Delbert Johnson, Tommy Reiley. SECOND ROW: Kitty Atchley, Jean Baker, Judy Saddler, Phylis Lesniak, Nancy Bailey, Teresa Piotrowski, Sheila Sharp, Paula Kryzck, Susan Hayes, Elaine Bowman, Teresa Koelling, Pam Kilgore, Marsha Williams, Nancy Vosseler, Stephanie Kaszuba FRONT ROW: Beverly McKinney, Mary Coe, Sharon Showers, Helen Pola-chowski, Betty Riggs, Robert Dobbins, Judy Orscannin, Donna Hed-berg, Bev Louthain, Roberta Stark, Luann Farnsworth, Jametta Flem-mons, Barbara Miller. Nations, Tammy McCall, Peggy Horn, Linda Burner, Peggy Breit, Sylvia Rinkenbaugh, Teresa Parrish, Liz Lebioda, Barbara Ford, Susan Hall, Paul French, Mike Wilson, Dennis Kimberlin, Rufus Jackson, Ronnie Springs. FRONT ROW': Jane Ogden, Jane Donahue, Kathy Smith, Vicki Weiss, Donna Woodward, Kathy Bales, Pam Archer, Linda Kincaid, Donna Vest, Cathy Burnett, Margaret Edwards, Lind-berg Robinson, Jessica Reinking, Debbie Miller. BACK ROW: David Durbin, Roxanne Durigan, Karen McCain. SECOND ROW: Cee Trowbridge, Debby Berry, Cynthia Johnson, Miss Houtchens. FRONT ROW: Nancy Bailey, Sharon Fifer. Cynthia Johnson Terri McCall Miss Houtchens President President Sponsor First Semester Second Semester Beta Sigma Beta Sigma Chi is an honorary business service club sponsored by Miss Houtchens. Members are business education students who aid the faculty and the school while training for possible careers in the business world. The members of Beta Sigma Chi learn to operate various types of office machinery, as well as business techniques. Each week, time is donated to club duties which include typing programs for football, the Outburst, and the fall play, and typing and making copies of materials needed by teachers. BACK ROW: Junior Santellan, Larry Morris, David Durbin, Randy Addams. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Johnson, Pat McKeage, Elaine Richardson, Miss McLaughlin. FRONT ROW: Cathy Kemp, Gloria Villanueva, Jane Ogden. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss McLaughlin, studies the traditions of Spain and Mexico as well as the Spanish language. The club itself is composed of third, fourth, and fifth year Spanish students. Pinatas were broken at the annual Christmas party. Interested students learn about the gracious lile of Spain. 57 USTE. INC AND CORRECT INC, Mrs. Donnelly f 77 E DIN ( ONE, Ob 1 HEIR Mb.E'.TIXGS. these members enjo Mrs. Donnelly's slides, helps her students in pronunciation. Greater Communication and This year the French and the Spanish clubs combined to become tin Modern Language Club. They were shown films and slides of each country. They also studied the customs and the ways that the people of France and Spain live. At their Christmas party. French and Spanish songs were sung; and pinatas were broken. The main event for both past and present members of this new club was their spring dinner. BACK ROW: Mike Miller, Henry Savwoir, Paul Whittemore, Joyce Huff, David Schroeder, Ken Lee, Joyce Evans, Debbie Banks, Denise Ragen, Helen Mitchell, Sharon Jurd, Marsha Williams THIRD ROW: Ronnie Stowers, Jan Sullivan, Jackie Bears, Carol Tolbert, Mary Chambers, Ramona Guzman, Vickie Blackmon. Julie Benda, Rose Foley, Sandy Coffman. SECOND ROW: Janice Burke, Don Kathy Jones Mary Stalsworth Mrs. Donnelly President President Sponsor I irst Semester Second Semester Shafer, Steve Zahner, Jessica Reinking, Ruby Drane, Susan Hayes, Joy Cooper, Melinda Monasmith, Mary Stalsworth, Debbie Walby. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Donnelly, Kathy Jones, Carolyn Smith, Pamela Zahner, Debby Pendleton, Colleen Burke, Jamie Luteran, Sharon Lane, Bernita Blansett, Dava Hunt. BACK ROW: Danna Shields, Patricia Hickman, Kathy Schick. Iris Coffman, Sherry Duncan, John Nyce, Bob Carrasco, David Durbin, Chuck Eckenroed, Steve Lockington, Ricky Mitchell, Eddie Forrest, Phil Arnold, Mack Thomas, Tom Carter, C.S. Scott, Theresa Davis. THIRD ROW: Becky Christman. Pat Goldsworthy, Pat Lynn. Pat Cunningham, John Smith, Mark Keeton, Brenda Burlingame, Marc Taormina, Daniel Reed, Mary Minard, Albert Hoskins, Aledra Allen, Brenda McCoy, Marilyn Durbin, Richard Dryden, Linda Cunning- ham. SECOND ROW: Mary Sotak. Mary Reed, Victor Davis, Teresa Koelling, Jerry Weimer, Kathy Allen, Ann Turner, Cindy Smth, Kevin Holbert, Andy Shelton, Joyce Brown. Fleeta Wyatt, Joyce Ku lick, (.indy Smallwood. Loyce Cook, Frances Houser. FRONT ROW: Miss McLaughlin, Ted Riggs, Jerry Ward, Jeannine Stone, Alice Nirschl, Connie Null, Phyllis Garrett, Ida Huff. Sharon Carrasco, Barbara Gordon, Debbie Smith, Cynthia Boyd. Willa Feltrop, Evilyn Rodriguez, Janice Tatum, Cheryl Glover. Learning Through Languages Interested students in Latin club have a great opportunity to study customs and traditions of an ancient civilization. Members put on skits and sing tin songs of the Romans. They make Christmas cards and Valentine cards which are placed on display in the halls. I he main event is the Junior Classical League Convention, where club members meet with other Latin students from area high schools. This year's Regional President is Mack Thomas, an East sophomore. Mack Thomas Regional President M iss McLaughlin Sponsor RICHARD DRYDEN AND THERESA DAMS take on extra duties keeping the Latin room in order. Latin Club officers: Pat Lynn, Robert Carrasco, Marilyn Durbin. Mack Thomas. Sherry Duncan. Steve l.ockington. Cindy Boyd. BAC.K ROW Jim Durban, Bob Guthrie, Dan Kilgore, Bob Kraw-czyk. SIX ONI) ROW Clyde Smith, Kevin Holbert, Mack Thomas, Teddy Riggs, Linda Dopp. FRONT ROW Loyce Ann Cook, Joyce Hudson, Stephanie Kaszuba, Diann Sutherlin. BAC.K ROW Joyce Huff, Davit! Coleman, Ken Huffman, Ken Bick-ley. Marsha W illiams. SECOND ROW Cdoria Krysa, Cynthia Tank-ersley, Joyce Hudson, Diane Raines, Mary Minard, Marie Lesniak. I RON! ROW Opal Harris, Jan Fa!wards, Karen McC ain, Pat Mudd, Betty Riggs, Janice Burke. Responsible Students Aid in BAC K ROW Larry Casey, Bill Reneau, Mike Wilper, Bob Kraw-czyk. Rodney Ford, Roger Ringer, Linn Aucutt. Rodger Seidelman, Ralphie Lackey. Dennis C lark, Dan Palmer, Chuck Eckenroed, Gene-Nelson. Richard Massie. SECOND ROW Richard Anderson, Linda Link, Jack Corbin, Bill Oxley, Larry Morrison, Tom Cahill, Carol Craft, Janet Piler, Ronnie Crane, George Lambros, Lemont Smart, Frank Campbell, Debbie Morris. FRONT ROW: Beverly Sullivan, Jamie Luteran, Sharon Finley, Kathleen Dorrell, Cherie Chambers, Marsha Batye, Mary Steely, Susan Woolery, Sharon Thomson, Nancy Bailey, Sandy Lasswell, Linda Burner. Claudia Scatlifte. Much of the credit for the efficiency of East High School goes to the student proctors who assist in many jobs around school. The largest group is the cafeteria proctors who contribute their homeroom time to keep the lunch lines in order. Assisting Mrs. Horner in the health center are the health proctors, while locker proctors aid Mr. Day by checking lockers every hour. The office ladies depend upon office proctors to help in keeping attendance and in taking and delivering messages to faculty and students. Special proctors aid various teachers during the day. BACK ROW: Robert Carrasco, Gary Cox, Chuck Eckenroed, Clifford Tcllis. Bob Guthrie, Ralph Lackey, Darrell Vaughn, Ken Lee, John Rodak, John Colie, Danny Kilgore, Rodger Seidelman, Bob Krawczyk, Mark Davis, Dennis Bell THIRD ROW Howard Ash, John Nyce, Jerald Scott, Don Stidham, Rodney Ford, David Kretzsch-mer, Linn Aucutt, Gene Nelson, Bob Harris, Roger Springs, Dennis Clark, Mitch Krysa, Richard Massie. SECOND ROW': Ken Bickley, Ken Williams, Tim Vanderpool, Darrell Gunter, Mike Hinds, Richard Tompkins, Tom Cahill, Tim Bradley, Ronnie Springs, George Gulley, Mike Wilper FRONT ROW Louis Jones, Kenneth Adcock, George Lambros, Victor Smith, Paul Etherton, Earl Cross, Jim Zahner, Ricky Holbert, Marc Taormina, Charlie Barry, Teddy Riggs. BACK ROW Richard Drake, Steve W'illis, lack Corbin, John Mang-num, Richard Massic, Dennis Bell, David Coleman, Linn Aucutr, Robert Carrasco, Mike Rachel, Lee Foster, Hill Cox .Chris Bales, Walter Iellis FOURTH ROW Joe Gonzalez, Albert Hoskins, Eddie hchols, C harles Davis, Ken Adcock, Rodney Ford, Richard Penman, C urtis Grogan, Mike Hinds, Darrell Gunter. Tim Vanderpool, Roger Springs, Wesley McGee. THIRD ROW': Linda lank, Dan Sousley, Gloria Krysa, Valerie Shanahan. Lirry Stark, Bob Krawczyk, Danny Kil.eore, Darrell Vaughn, Orville Shelton, John Nyce, Gary Cox, Bob Harris, Gary Robertson, Rodger Seidelman. SECOND ROW Ginger Ri us, Debbie Morris, Karen To we. Marie Lesmak, Jamie Orndorft, Teresa Piotrowski, Karen Odam.JoAnn Grouser, Debby Paige, Mich elle Braun, Sherry Barber, Ginny May FRONT ROW Hill Gillespie, Joe Reyes, Larry Langston, Charles Barry, Jerry Weimer. Mitch Krv sa. George Gulley, Doug Stanley. Various Jobs to Organize East BACK ROW: Robin Kratschmer, Mrs Schmalz, Pat Coleman. FRONT ROW: Mona Taylor, Jean Baker. BACK ROW: Glenda Buhr, Diana Ballou, Carol Beckett, Karen Sloan, Par Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Susie Harper, Jackie Bears, Martha Lamb, Theresa Gartman. FRONT ROW': Gloria Villanueva, Pam Spicer, Pam Archer. BACK ROW: George Gulley, Mitch Krvsa, lane McCarty, Jim Durigan, Nancy Griffin SECOND ROW: Connie Clary, Kay jen rungs, Mary Stalsworth, Teresa Koelling. FRONT ROW' Kathy Laterra, Pam Vignary.Teri Ostroviak. BAC.K ROW. David Durbin, Barbara Armstrong, Paulette Renshaw, Janet Hendricks, Donna Copenhaver, Mrs. Horner. SECOND ROW Anna Easley, Diann Sutherlin, Brenda Hughes, Jo Lynn W'ood. FRONT ROW Susie Nusbaum, Donna Ault, Janice Burke, Kathy Dodson. BACK ROW: Mary Caudell, Nancy Decker, Zulu Turentinc, Eddie Krawczyk, George Dcvereaux, Roger Smith, Robert Calsc, Mike Els-Iand, Bill Bales, Kathy Chilcote, Linda Page, Glenna Early, Tenera Thompson, Debby Turner. SECOND ROW Janet Hartwig, Vicki Draffen, David Cable, Tommie Campbell, Mike Orender, Douglas Mr. Mabhott Director Hodges, Mike Miller. Grace Richardson, Judy Davis, Debby Hinson, Margaret Barbere. FRONT ROW: Carol Bryant, Renae Farkas, Rick Davis, David Ridder, Randy White, George Laterra, Ed Mabes, Don Woodward, Danita Davis, Alice Green, Mary Hamm Choruses Leant Eight and ninth grade chorus learn that music is more than just singing. In preparation for advancement to the A Cappella Choir. Mr. Mahbott teaches his students musical theory which includes mechanics of music such as notes, intervals, and keeping time. Students are also familiarized with composers, compositions, and musical instruments. BACK ROW: Beckv Patterson, Lyn Bisbee, David Verren, Carolyn Gates, Larry Davis, unidentified, Don Fenson, Deborah Johnson, Deborah Lewis, Linda Fowler, Marcia Bowman. SECOND ROW Jeanie Osborn, Barbara Sprinkle, Stephen Culbertson, Billy Mays, David Standiford, Jack Hickman, Richard Minks, Carolyn Miller, Joyce Allen, Feleica Collins, Tracy Neff. FRONT ROW: Debbie Gal-inda, Barbara Dunkin. Rovelle Lackey, Ronald King, Phyllis Wilson, Larry Shepherd, Jennifer Carter, Diane Toombs, Roxanne Hardy, Betty Stubbs. 62 MUSICAL IPPRECI ITI() IS DEI ELOPED through the use of audio equipment. Music Fundamentals Chorus members give many hours of practice before and after school for their performances. The chorus performed in the Outburst, the Christmas assembly, and other holiday assemblies to the enjoyment of their audiences. Much time and effort are devoted to the musical development of these students. BAC K ROW: Melinda Monasmirh, Sherry Brown, Janice Stephenson, Cherie Chambers, Mae Thorne, Ralph Tetlow, Maurice Prymus, Keith Snyder, Virgil Owens, Edward Forrest. THIRD ROW: Zella Conway, Ann Lambros, Eastella Hunter, Dianne Williams, Bernita Blansett, Elaine Smith, Paul Tebbets, Jeff Negus, Larry Plummer, Gayle Copenhaver, Carol Tolbert, Mary Cervantes. SECOND ROW. MUSICAL THEORY l l OLVES LEAR L C the signs anil symbols used in uriting music as this student discovers. Mrs. Fisher Accompanist Cindy Boyd, Marsha Jacobs, Andrea Farrington, Sharon Lane. Lyndon Jackson, Don Collet, Thomas Carder, Mike Saddler, Fleeta Wyatt, Carolyn Smith, Sherry Walker FRONT ROW Joy Cooper, Anne Reinking, Connie Flanery, Diana Cierth, Billy Eversolc, Paul Moore, Kevin Holbert, Marc Taormina, Rhonda O'Neal, Marcia Bailey. Margie Hartwig. 63 n BACK ROW: Willie Jones, Mark Staisworrh, Par MeVey, Gerald Scott, Lee Mills, Mike Miller, Charles Copenhaver, Ken Lee, Gene Harris, Paul Whittemore, Vic Smith, Glen Dunlap, Mike Wisecup, Richard Dryden, Vickie Hawn. THIRD ROW: Betty Sherman, Karen Reynolds, Kitty Atchley, Donna Brown, Shirley Cutting, Diana Hager, Linda Browning, Becky Jones, Gloria Krvsa, Rohm Kratschmer, Jo Atkins, Julie McCloskey, Mona Taylor, Doyce Warburton. SECOND Under the direction of Mrs. LaFayette and her accompanist. Mrs. Tate, the A Cappella Choir and the Cirls Choir have presented many Fine programs. The assemblies. programs and music shows involve much hard work and many early morning practices, and the results are always the same —a very enjoyable music program. In addition to the scheduled assemblies, these students also work diligently on solos to present in competition. Their music provides much enjoyment for the whole school. ROW: Steve Zahner, Nancy Smith, Gwen Tiffany, Sandy Weeks, Ethel Springer, Yvonne Craig, Kathy Allen, Opal Harris, Timmie Murphy, Cindy Reynolds. Ij Christman, Judy Brubeck. FRONT ROW: Opal Smith, Karen Odom, Teresa Piotrowski, Regina Garrett, Pam Ballinger, Sandy Morgan, Dennie Farrow, Karen Myers, Susie Linder, Donna Brubeck, Nancy Nader. Voices Ring Out BACK ROW: Shirley Cutting, Lori Gilbert, Barbara Hall, Elaine Bowman, Maurita Smith, Donna Brown, Dianna Hazzard, Linda Browning, Becky Jones, Gwen Tiffany, Robin Kratschmer, Gloria Krysa, Susan Woolery, Jo Atkins, Sheila Carter, Velma Hershey, Julie McCloskey, Beverly Williams. THIRD ROW. Regina Garrett, Cindy Reynolds, Sandy Morgan, Judy Brubeck. Brenda James, Diana Hager, Ethel Springer, Rose Weygandt, Kitty Atchley, Kathy Allen, Barbara Ford, Ruby Drane, Kathy Woolery, Linda May, Timmie Murphy, Liz Christman, Opal Harris. SECOND ROW: Shirley DeHart, Sheila Sharp, Dennie Farrow, Nancy Smith, Karen Reynolds, Betty Sherman, Teresa Piotrowski, Yvonne Craig, Barbara Krouse, Sandra Bous-man, Becky Crane, Barbara Miller, Karen Myers, Pam Ballinger, Vickie Weiss, Susan Linder, Sandra Weeks. FRONT ROW: Mrs. La-Fayette, Hazel Linsley, Debby Pendleton, Opal Smith, Nancy Sparks. Karen Odom, Teresa Gartman, Sylvia Rinkenbaugh, Mona Taylor, Alice Rodriguez, Cathy Smith, Cathy Belke, Margareta Santellan, Roberta Stark, Donna Brubeck. c� a GATHERED AROUND THE PIANO, the Mixed Choir pepare to join their voices in harmony. Harmonious The Mixed Chorus has gained considerable experience and provided much entertainment throughout this year. They have worked closely with the Girls Choir and the A Cappella Choir in presenting many fine assemblies and programs. Much is accomplished during the year, and valuable knowledge is gained by the students in preparation for future years in choir. Mrs. LaKayelte KEN TEE LISTENS INTENTLY to discussion of music in class. 65 WAITING FOR THEIR CUE from lr. Sell, these orchestra members stand in readiness. MR. SELL LEADS THE ORCHESTRA in an early morning practice. I HER TIIE DIRECTION oj Mr. Sell, the hand performs in the Outburst. BACK ROW' Bill Oxley, Mr. Sell. Glen W illiams, David Schroeder, Bobby Vasquez. Diana Ballou. FOURTH ROW' Marcella Godinez, Connie Clary. Bill Eckenroed, Diana Devereux, Jeff Nixon, Tony Savorelli, Rosie Villanueva, Larry Gosoroski, Rove lie Lackey. Mary Bullock, Charles Copenhaver, Bernie Moore, Daniel Cline, Johnny Sook, Bob Waddell. THIRD ROW: Cindy Smith, Peggy Dill, Chuck Eckenroed, Marvin Miller, Aaron Price, Wanda Holmes, Muriel Smart, Frank Campbell, Del Thatch, Bev Louthain, Fred Johnson, Zclla Conwell. Sandy Portor. SECOND ROW' Bob Harris. Danna Shields. Gary Ballinger, Randy While, Arthur Sullivan. Ann Seidel-man, Cynthia Boyd. FRONT ROW': Donna Hedberg, Janet Bonner, Cee Trowbridge. 66 LOST IN DEEP CONCENTRATION. Mr. Sell conducts his own composition, the overture to the Outburst. BACK ROW: Ruth Janes, Mr Sell, Jerry Oxley, Glen Williams, David Schroeder, Denise Hart. Ken Williams. THIRD ROW Mary Reed, Gina Copenhaver, Marvin Miller. Aaron Price, Bill Eckenroed, Diane Devereaux, Robert Wade, Zelia Conwell, Celeste Carlson, Betty Wilkerson, Andrea Muncy. SECOND ROW: Claudia Scatliffe, Band and Orchestra Blay Well The East High Band and Orchestra play with pep and enthusiasm at school activities. The Orchestra presents the Spring Music in Review, as well as many other programs throughout the school year. It takes much time, patience, and practice to perform successfully; moreover. under the guidance of Mr. Sell, all of this is accomplished. Also under the direction of Mr. Sell is the East High School Band. This Band is kept continually rehearsing for the preparation of the Stale Contest, adding enthusiasm at football games, as well as marching for the American Royal Parade. Jamie Luterin, Bob Harris, Cindy Smith, Cindy Boyd, Reginald Sullivan, Zclla Conwell, Beverly Louthain, Arther Bunyan, Jackie Dennis, Debbie Bailey. FRONT ROW: Mary Price, Rose Foley, Gayla Venerable, Margaret Edwards, Mary Ann Bullock, Joyce Brown. SATURDAY'S CAST PERFECT their talents in early morning rehearsals. Under the direction of Mrs. Oyloe, East’s new drama teacher, assisted by Kathy Muncy and Dorothy Kep-ner, student directors, the Drama Department presented “See How They Run” by Phillip Kin on December 8 and 9. (lasting for the fall play began early in October. In the following weeks, those students chosen spent spare moments memorizing lines and practicing gestures with early morning rehearsals at 6:30 a.m. By double casting, this amusing English play developed into two provocative interpretations. The setting of the play was England during World War II. and the plot concerned the Vicar’s wife, an exactress, who was visited by an old flame. The plot thickened as a Russian spy hid in the house with the additional entrances of the wife's uncle and another vicar. A mix-up in identities occurred with uproar-ous results, but finally the spy was captured and the mystery solved. NOW . DON'T BLINK, says Doug Stanley as he painstakingly applies David Kretzschmer's make-up. WHERE IS HE? Where is he? cries David Kretzschmer, the Vicar, as he sprints across the stage in his undencear. See How They 68 DON'T POINT THAT GUN AT ME,” cries Penelope, Linda Newton, as the Russian spy. Richard Massie, reveals his gun to her. Run” Runs Well. VIC SMITH IS A STARTLED HUMPHREY when the drunken Miss Skil-lion. Claudia Scat I iffe, falls out of the closet. PENELOPE AND IDA STRUGGLE TO lift the drunk librarian. Miss Skillion. 69 ABOVE 1X0 BEHI l) THE SCE E. the Stupe Creu plays an important rote as Ken If illiams ami Tom Camlell demonstrate. OXE OF THE M t ) 1)1 TIES OF THE STAGE CREIf is to insure the opening of the curtains at the proper time. Stage Crew Behind the Scenes While a play or assembly is being presented on stage, there is also work going on backstage. The stage crew is busy with lighting, sound effects, curtains, and numerous props to make the performance run smoothly while the audience looks on with pleasure. Under the supervision of Mr. Denton, these boys devote much of their time toward making school productions a great success. We owe a vote of thanks to these capable boys and their sponsor. Karl Cross Mr. Denton Richard Massif Captain Sponsor Co-Captain BACK ROW: Ken Bickley, Ken Williams. Howard Ash. SECOND ROW David Durbin, Tom Caudell, Mack Thomas, Mr. Denton. FRONT ROW: Joe Eksrrom, Earl Cross, Richard Massie. 70 BACK ROW: Robert Burnett, Bill Cox, Jim Durban, Dan Palmer, Ken Lee, Charles Davis, David Kretzschmer, Douu Stanley, Henry Savwoir. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Harney, Susan Jackman. Joyce Huff, Sharon Jurd, Jane McCarty, Karen McCain, Debbie Kretzschmer. SP( OND ROW: Kathy Jones, Barbara Ford, Theresa Koelling, Marilyn Durbin, Dorothy Kepner, Mrs. Oyloe FRONT ROW: Judy Wrentrow, llene Goodale, Sandy Stone, Linda Stephens, Linda Newton, Kathy Muncy. Young Actors Entertain Jane McCarty President First Semester Dorothy Kepner President Mrs. Oyloe Second Semester Sponsor Students with an interest in drama find opportunities to express themselves in Masqueraders. Techniques of act-in ;. directing, costuming, and applying stage make-up are tried by the members. Make-up for the Outburst was provided, and scenery, costumes, and other props were furnished for various assemblies. Future plans for the Masqueraders include planning and organizing school assemblies. MEMBERS H ATCH IS XEH MEMBER. BUI H allarc. is presented to the eluh. MISQl ERA DEBS DISCI SS THE PROJECT of taking charge of all assemblies. 71 ADDING A TOUCH OF THE BLUES to Camelot, Mae Thorne performed for King Arthur. The 1967 Outburst, presented November 17 and 18. brought glimpses of Camelot and hippies to East. “Cat in Camelot was the theme utilized by the Outburst. Mr. Mabbott, other faculty, and students worked diligently to organize this production. A huge poster was hung in the front hall to promote interest, and tickets were sold in homerooms. The traditional all-day dress rehearsal and the long waiting line for reservations confirmed hopes for a successful show. The continuity of the Outburst centered around a hippie who, by a strange potion, was transported back to Camelot and King Arthur’s court. A knight captured the hippie and brought him before King Arthur. The king, tired of the routine entertainment, ordered the hippie to produce something different, and he performed his task with the surprising results that Camelot was turned into a swinging city. Outburst iOLE! THE NEK TIJUANA BRASS brought A Taste of Honey' to East. 72 FILLED WITH ANTICIPATION, these junior girls wait for the rehearsal of their number. Brings Camelot to East. OH, NO! SAYS DENISE FARROW as she misses a step during REHIND THE SCENES. Mr. Mabbott ponders problems which arise. rehearsal. 73 PRACTICAL TRAINING 11 LLPS in the girls' stud) of home economics. a� c Nader President Isi Semester Beck Jones President 2nd Semester Mrs. Die •ner Sponsor Future Homemakers of America is comprised of those girls with an interest in homemaking to careers in home economics. F.H.A. sets goals of achievement and helps to promote interest in this field. Guest speakers talk to the girls about the many opportunities available in the various fields of home economics. Mrs. Diener helps these girls in their study of home careers. Home Careers Today BACK ROW: Velma Hershey, Diane Hager, Becky Jones, Mrs. Dinner, Mary Davenport. SECOND ROW: Brenda Patterson. Iris Coff- man, Lois Cook, Jane Ogden. FRONT ROW: Sharon Filer, Roberta Stark, Nancy Nader, Joetta Jones. SNOWBALL QVEE IMJ TTENDA TS: Robin Kratschmer. es-curled by Hob Krawczyk: Judy Reardon, escorted by Rob Allen: Put Coleman, escorted by Rob lest: Given Tiffany, escorted by Ronnie If hiternan. In the past years. Hast students have enjoyed band music and dancing every Thursday night at the Minute Circle Friendly House at 23rd and Lawn. Due to a lire, this building was destroyed, but the Bears Den was able to continue through the combined efforts of the community and College Heights Church. 1 his year greeted the completion of the new Minute Circle Friendly House located at 24th and Elmwood. Bears Den held its annual Snowball Dance where Robin Kratschmer wras crowned Snowball Queen. Bears' Den Provides Entertainment AS HER ESCORT. ROR KRAWCZYK. looks on as Robin Kratzsch-mer is crowned Snowball Queen. HIGHLIGHT! C THE WEEKLY ACTIVITIES at Teen Town is the annual Snowball Dance, held at the neu Minute Circle Friendly House. 75 I (iI Coleman Snowball Attrnriants Snowball Queen Robin Kratscbmer Gwen Tiffany Jim Zahner Teri Ostroviak Mary Minard Students Work to Publish Gwen Tiffany and Teri Ostroviak were the 1968 first semester Echo’s co-editors-in-chief. The responsibility of co-editors-in-chief was given to Jim Zahner and Mary Minard second semester. Under the leadership of Mr. Buchanan, the staff presented an innovation of a thirty-two issue paper in contrast to the traditional sixteen Nancy Bailey Jackie Bears Pam Ballinger Judy Blakey Tim Bradley (lathy Burnett Gary Campbell Carol Craft Yvonne Craig Karl Cross Jeannette Crumpley Elenora Demeke Koxie Durigan Regina Garrett Kathy Carver Darrell Gunter Vickie Hawn Rosemary llicklin Margie Houser Pat Krawczyk Barbara Krouse (Gloria Krysa Marie I.eMiiak Beverly l.outhain ('.andy laxey Pat Mudd Karen Myers Mary Mvka Ann Proctor 'indy Robinson Cheryl Sbadwiek Barbara Smith Nancy Smith Anna Stepien Sandy Stone Cecilia Trowbridge the School Happenings issue paper. Kaeh of these thirty-two issues was six compact pages of weekly school news. The job of staff members was comprised of the reporting all scholastic, social, and athletic events, writing stories, selling ads. and in general, putting together a good paper. MR BUCHAN AS HELPS ROBERT MADE, business manager, keep the financial records in order. A1ARY Ml SARD. CO-EDITOR, types copy for the next issue of the Echo. Cynthia Tankersley Co-Editor-in-Chief WEEKS OE CAREEUL REAS I. C are spent before one detail of the Eas-tonian is completed. Eastonian Strives to David Durbin Co-Editor-in-Chief The 1%8 Eastonian staff was headed by the co-editors-in-chief. Cynthia Tankersley and David Durbin. Cynthia supervised layouts and managed the literary staff, while David managed photography and business. Together with their associate editors. Diane Raines and Ken Huffman. they designated jobs to the staff to strive for the publication of an all-American hook. The Eastonian staffs schedule included many hours spent in after-school work sessions. To promote yearbook sales, the staff presented a Charlie Brown assembly. The staff also sponsored a football ticket sales drive. Outburst publicity, the Valentine Mixer, and the crowning of the Eastonian queen. PSYCHIATRIST LI CY URGES CHARLIE BROU V to Inn on Eastonian to relieve his blahness Diane Raines Associate Editor Record Memories Karen McCain Assistant Editor Mr. Prewitt Advisor Clarence Moore Athletics Editor Opal Harris ROTC Editor Jenese (hithrie Senior Editor Janice Burke Class Editor Cindy Smith Literary Clubs Editor Frances Houser Art Editor Joyce Huff Literary Editor Betty Riggs Layout Editor Mike McVey Photography Editor Robin Kratschmer Business Editor ST.4FF MEMBERS C()XCF. TRATF. on ilu-ir work in on roily morning session — oil important for the production of o yearbook. Top-Rated Book Stands As Cheryle Austin Kcii I lull man Steve Ihirkhanit John Colic Connie Clary Theresa Davis Marilyn Durbin Joyce Evans Cathy Culick Junior Member Kathy Jones Junior Member Goal for Staff Henry Savwoir R.O.T.C. Editor Mona Taylor Nancy llibbs Brenda Hujihes Junior Member Sharon Jurd Junior Member Ken Lee Asst. Senior Editor Susan Linder Business Staff Debbie ()lsen Junior Member Roberta Scott Pat Shelley Eastonian Queen Attendants Dorothy Kepner Jenese Eastonian (JllCt’ll Joyce Hudson Frances Houser Brenda McCoy kalailn kalailu Chuck Kckcnrncd Tedd Riggs llainillon Hamillon Rosemary llicklin Jane McCarty l.cundis l.eundis Rodger Seidelman Dan kilgnre Webster Webster (finny May Robin kratschmer Ktilexia Kulexia Mr. Benson Sponsor MEMBERS OF THE TER SOCIETY COUNCIL, sponsored by Mr. Henson. discuss problems and questions which occur in club meetings. Mr. Markey Sponsor Queen of Attendants King Queen of Hearts Marie Lesniak Neil Young FIRST-SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Frances Houser President Second Semester Jeanne McGhee Sharron Tune Cindy Smith Diane Raines Frances Houser Brenda McCoy Pat Manning Mary Minard Arlisher Cunningham Anna Easley President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Kalailuan Sergeant at Arms Critic Parliamentarian Historian Frances Houser Diane Raines Elenora Demeke Cindy Smith Brenda McCoy Cee Trowbridge Anna Easley Mary Minard Pat Manning Sandra Weeks Mrs. Barndt Sponsor Mr. Burks Co-Sponsor Kalailu Literary Society 1927 Elenora Demeke Anna Easley Dorothy Kepner Gloria Lewis Patricia Manning Brenda McCoy Mary Minard Carol Phipps Diane Baines Cindy Smith Cecilia Trowbridge Sandra Weeks 90 FIRST-SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Henry Savwoir Ken Lee Jim Zahner Charles Davis Chuck Eekenroed Henry Savwoir Victor Davis Teddy Riggs Teddy Riggs President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Hamiltonian Sergeant at Arms Critic Parliamentarian Kenny Lee Charles Davis Henry Savwoir Chuck Eekenroed Teddy Riggs Jim Zahner Dennis Phillips Tom Caudell Tom Caudell Mr. Homines Sponsor Hamilton 1928 Mrs. Macey Co-Sponsor Henry Savwoir President First Semester Kenny Lee President Second Semester Gary Ballinger Tom Caudell Charles Davis Victor Davis Bill Eekenroed ('liuck Eekenroed Mike Hamilton Dennis Phillips Ted Riggs Cornelius Scott James Zahner Steve Zahner 91 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Jane McCarty President First Semester Mrs. Phillips (m-Sponsor President iee-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Intersociety Rep. I .cundian Sergeant at arms (Critic Reporter Jane McCarty Jenese Guthrie Yvonne Craig Karen McCain Pat Coleman Rosemary Hicklin Nancy Smith Betty Sherman Regina Garrett Marie Lesniak Leu u (I is Lit era ry iekie Blackmon Glenda Buhr Sharon Carrasco Sandra Carnaham Put Coleman Joy Cooper Yvonne Craig Theresa Davis Sarah Duncan Sherry Duncan Denise Farrow Rose Foley Regina Garrett Doric Gilbert Marcella Godinez Jenese Guthrie Cheryl Hall Susan Hayes Rosemary Hic klin Ida Huff Debbie Hunt I erresa Koelling Debbie Kretzschmer Sandy l.asswcll 92 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Leundian Sergeant at arms Critic Reporter Betty Sherman Yvonne Craig Jcnese Guthrie Pat Coleman Kathy Laterra Jane McCarty Rosemary Hicklin Marie Lesniak Nancy Smith Karen McCain Society—1926 Miss Chapman Sponsor B tly Sherman President Second Semester Diana Mullins HHonda Murphy Jo Ann Ogrizovich Jamie Orndorff Linda Pfaffly Shirley Painter Brenda Patterson Karen Periman Janet Piter Anne Proctor Jessica Keinking Cindy Reynolds Karen Reynolds Ann Seidelman P inna Shields Karen Sloan Sharon Sloan Carolyn Smith Linda Stephens Jeanine Stone Karen Trayford Becky Tyler Debbie Vaughn Nancy Vosseller 93 FIRST SKMHSTKR OKFICKRS David Durbin President First Semester Mrs. Donnelly Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Websterian Sergeant at arms Reporter Webster David Durbin Gary Robertson Mike Hinds Dan Kilgore Rodger Seidelman Mitch Krysa Scott Davis Mark Davis Literary tie, 0%dt Darrel Abram Ronnie Armstrong Phil Arnold Howard Ash Keith Rarber Charles Barry Robert Capps Robert Carrasco Tim Cass John Colie Gary Cox Mark Davis Scott Davis Jim Durigan Jim Dyer Joe Kkstrom David Elter Scott Farnsworth Stephen Goddard George Gulley Corky Houser Bob Jones Dan Kilgore SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Websterian Sergeant at arms Reporter David Durbin Bob Krawrzyk Neal Young Rodger Seidelman Dan Kilgore Bob Krawczyk Scott Davis Mike Hinds Society—193 7 David Durbin President Second Semester Mr. Dickson - -Sponsor Jim Lawson Pat Lynn Mike McVey Steve Perry Mike Kachel Bill Reneau Gary Robertson Don Shafer David Schroeder Rodger Seidelman Orville Shelton John Smith Mark Stalswrth Boh Starhuck Jan Sullivan Mack Thomas Richard Thomas Kenny W illiams Don Worthington Neal Young Boh Krawrzyk Mitch Krysa Jerry Lackey ufc Aft Aft A Aft4Ari ',wtfft Aii 'f1- ® .o 95 KIR ST SEMESTER OKKICEKS Cynthia Tankersley President First Semester President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Eulexian Sergeant at Arms Critic Reporter Cynthia Tankersley Gwen Tiffany Gloria Krysa Teri Ostroviak Susan Linder Ginny May Robin Kratschmer Kathy Carver Opal Harris Carol Craft Mr. Winegar Sponsor Eulexia Literary Donna Brubeek Colleen Burke Janice Burke Cathy Burnett Linda Butner Mary Chambers Carol Craft Marilyn Durbin Jan Edwards Susan Fkstrom Shauna Ekstrom Kathy Carver Barbara Eli Joyce Evans Cathy Gulick Opal Harris Vicki Hawn Margie Houser Joyce Hudson Brenda Hughes 96 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Intersociety Rep. Eulexian Sergeant at Arms Critic Reporter Gwen Tiffany Joyce Hudson Jean Baker Susan Linder Cathy Burnett Robin Kratschmer Cynthia Tankersley Gloria krysa Claudia Scatliffe Teri Ostroviak Society-1929 AM Mrs. Massey (lo-Sponsor Gwen Tiffany President Second Semester Pam Kilgore Robin Kratschmer Gloria Krysa l.iz l.ebioda Susan Linder I .inda Manning Marsha Matney Ginnv May Debbie Olsen Naomi Osborn Teri Ostroviak Debby Pendleton Debbie Pratt Claudia Scatliffe Diane Shelby Barbara Smith Mary Stalsworth V ickie eiss Marsha V illiams Fleet a Wyatt 97 UNDERCLASS Subfreshmen 1972 HOME ECONOMICS TEACHES sewing skills as this eighth grader discovers. Diane Adams Charles Addams Pam Alexander Joyce Allen Lois Arnold Paul Arnold Loretta Azamber Cheryl Bachtel Sandy Baghy Debbie Bailev Bill Bales Elsie Ball Beverly Banner Sherry Barber Margaret Barbour Debbie Bartlett Debbie Basham Linda Bassett Theresa Beach Mike Bean George Becker Mickie M. Belcher Neal Bennett Debbie Berglund John R. Birdsong Lyn Bisbee James Bistline Sheryl Biackshere 100 Marcia Bowman Shelley Bradley Janet Brammer Fran Bramlett Felecia Collins l.imla Collier Steve Constance Michelle Braun Jim Bridgewater Linda Briss Kli ahetli Brown Paula Cooper Dale Copenhaver Gina Copenhaver William Brown Gary Brubeck Carol Brvant Ortella Buck ner W alter Coppage Pam Corn Marcia Craig Peggy Buhr Robert Bulloc Anita Bunce Juanita Bunce Vicki Craig Delbert Crouser Karen Culbertson Mary Bun van Sonia Bun van Herbert Burinfin Fid Burnett Stephen Culbertson Sarah Culp Judy Davenport David Cable Deborah Cain Lonnie Campbell Troy Campbell Danita Davis Judy Davis Kelvon Davis Kendall Carl Celeste Carlson Terry Carroll Ted Carson Larry Davis Ricky Davis Yvonne Deardorff Henry Carter Jennifer Carter Janet Case Erma Castellano Nancy Decker George Dedrick Benny DeHart Mary Beth Caudell Sammy Chard Robert Chase Sue Chastin Deborah DeMoss Jacquelyn Dennis George Devereaux Kathy Chilcote John Chisam Bill Chrisman Carl Christiansen Henrietta Devereaux Tony DiMaggio Rickey Doron Scott Clay Janna Cleary Danny Cline W anda Clopp Vickie Draffen Billy Drinkwater Ray Drinkwater V 101 Jimmy Drummond Hiirliara Dunkin Loretta Durbin Donna Frazier Charles Frost Carolyn Gates Susanne (� ille .j� i« Tommy Duren Sandy Durkin ayne Fads Kathy Goodalc Max Gonzales Carl Goodrich Jasper Granville Clcnna Early Kathy Edson Martin Edwards Alice Green Annie Green David Green Joe Green Mike Kklund illiam Eli Rudy Ellis John Green Terri Green Glenda Greer Hill Griffin Wayne Ellis Salvador Esteban Jackie Estes Ted Groves Dale Guthrie Tim Gut ridge Roger Malm Alice Evans Gerald Evans John Evans Jerry Hall Doris Hamilton Larry Hamilton Mary Hamm Ethel Fales Sammy Fales Renae Farkas Tom Hanley Legcnia Hansuld Roxanne Hardy Denese Hart Robert Faulconer Cary Fcatherstone Diane Fields Janet Harlwig Provine Hatch Debbie Hayes Gary Hayes Laverne Finnic Debbie Havel I Tim Fleming Bob Haze Debbie Heard Victor Herrera Jack Hickman Tony Fleming Edward Ford Roger Ford Kevin Hicks Dennis Hilliard Debbie Hixson Sandy I bulge John Formella Linda Fowler Danny Franklin Douglas Hodges Betty Hoelscher James Hogan Ted Hogan 102 Susie Holbrook Junior Hopkins Gayle Houser Steve Hudgens Bobbie Hughes Lee Hughes Wanda Hunt Larry Ingram Le Kern Jacobs Marvin Jacks Ralph Janes Debby Johnson Fred Johnson Mary Johnson Vertis Johnson Andre Jones Candy Jones Debbie Jones Diana Jones Harold Jones Jimmy Jones Janice Keefer Roger Kelsey Reggie Kemp Earlene Keough Elmer Kiesling Ronald King Beverly Kleyh LEARNING TO DRAW A STRAIGHT LINE is one of the first require-meats in art. Subfreshmen 1972 Douglas Kleyh Eddie Krawczyk Ricky Krouse Steven Mitchell Luther Moore Penny Moore Randy Moore Stanley Kulik Donald Lackey Rovelle Lackey Debbie Morris David Moreland Janice Muncy Carmen Murphy Jim Langston George Laterra Tyrone Lattimer Rhobbin Murphy Carol Nading Tracy Neff Kathy Noble Charles Lattint Steve Layman Connie Letellier Jim Noland Mike Orender Jeannie Osbourne V ernon Overcast Deborah Lewis Tony Lewis Linda Link Sharon Overman Michael Owings Linda Page Jerry Painter Ed Mabes Debby MacHarrison Mae .Martin Linda Painter Helen Parks Janet Parman Becky Patterson Steve Martin Allene Matthews Clarence Mathews Patty Payur Virginia Perez Carolyn Pettit Carol Pitts Billy Mays Don McCain Linda McDowell Greg Porter Sandra Porter Alan Pyle Marilyn Randolph Steve McGee Dorothy McNamara Carolyn Miller Debbie Rau Claudia Reed Susan Reickard Karl Revenall Carol Miller Ernestine Miller Mike Miller Deborah Richardson Glenda Richardson Bonnie Richmond Dave Ridder Richard Minks Ralph Mitchell Ralph Mitchum Patty Riley V ikki Robbins Shirley Robinson Tom Robinson 104 Subfreshmen 1972 IfHATS YOUR FAVORITE CLASS? Lunch is the unanimous choice of these eighth grade boys. Janet Rodak Elaine Rodriguez Debbie Rogers Ronald Runyon Randall Rue . Johnny Saddler Allan Sales Charles Samuel Debora Sanders Dyanna Sargent Diana Schultz Peggy Schumacher Laura Scott Steve Scott Penny Shaw Joe Shelby Mary Shelton Larny Shepherd Ramona Shook .Alan Smith Becky Smith James Smith Roger Smith Kathy Snedden Pauline Solomon Barbara Sprinkle Gloria Stahnke Randy Stamper 105 David Standiford Larry Stanford Mark Stegeman Kita Straub Hai Joan Strickland Betty Stubbs Terry Sullins Beverly Sullivan Brenda Tennison Connie Thomas Gary Thomas Marlin Thomas Teresa Thomson L Tanya Thorpe Jean Tidwell Dwain Tomblinson Diane Toombs Raymond Toombs Mickey Trent John Truman Marilyn Tuckness Ann Turner Debbie Turner Zula Turrentine Donnie Tyler Robbie Tyler Ronald Tyler Ricky Van Bibber ALGEBRA IS A COMPLEX SUBJECT,” decides Becki Elliot as she works in class. 106 Subfreshmen 1972 Gaila Venerable David erren Stephen Villines Jerry W addell Hiehard W alius Sammy Ware Theopolis Walters W illie Waters Hon W atson Norman W ax Cindy Wcddington Earl Weddington Scott W eddington Ernest Welch Celia Mae Wheeler James White Jerry Earl White Len White Kandy White Pam Wickizer Betty Wilkerson Elroy W illiams Bill Williams Billy W illiams James W illiams David Wilper Brad W ilson Brenda W ilson Phyllis ilson Robin W ood Rodney W w d Jerry Wooden Don Woodward III Gary Yager Floyd Yingling Mary A nn Young Pamela Zahner Bruce Zimmerman 107 Freshmen 1971 Veny Adkins Brenda Alcorn Nathaniel Alcorn Paul Altman Delores Anderson Roger Armer Roy Ash Dennis Ashton David Atwood Marcia Bailey Margaret Baldon Jamie Balding Diane Ballou Teresa Ballou Deborah Banks Robert Barbour Susie Barnhart Roger Beard Dave Bears Debbie Bears Pamela Beck Patricia Beck Patricia Belke Thomas Bibbs Bcrnita Blansett Stephen Bolen Janet Bonner Gay Bottorff Laurinda Bowman Cindy Boyd Dianna Bradshaw-David Branstetter William Brashier Mary Bricker David Bridgeman Mellissa Vee Bridges Joe Brow n Sherry Brow n John Brozovich Marliss Buckner Terry Buller Mary Ann Bullock Arthur Bunga Brenda Buerky Colleen Burke Steve Burkhardt Brenda Burlingame Bob Burnes Mark Burnett 108 Dorothy Burrell Andrew Cervantes Lee Clay Gayle Copenhaver Larry Cahill Martha Cervantes Linda Coin Vernon Corbett Frank Campbell Mary Cervantes Mildred Coleman Karen Cornelius Cathy Carey Cheri Chambers Don Collet Terry Cox Sharon Carraseo Jim Chambers Paul Collier (Marietta Crawford Larry Casey Bobby Chard Zella Conwell Carolyn R° .ni ' Carney Cnsman Shirley Chaney Charles Conner Virgil Crawford Koxanna Capps Kenneth Clardi Robert Cook Jim Grouser Tom Carder Larry (dark Joy Cooper Linda Cunningham Larry Cunningham Dave Doughty Dwight Ellis Ray Feltrop Terry Davis Kathy Drake Gary Epperson Nancy renson Aden Dahn Anna Drab Terry Enloe Willa Feltrop Peggy Dill Jim Dyer Yvonne Angela DeFrance Esteban Charlene Jan Flook Durkin Sharon Ersery Connie Flanery Kathie Dodson Janice Echols Charles Evans Jerry Flook Dennis Doran Jane Ekstrom Bill Eversole Rose Foley Kathlene Dorrell Becki Elliot Teresa Faltynowski Eddie Ford Francis Doss Connie Ellis Andrea Farrington Sandra Ford 109 Eddie Forresl Dennis Foster Marie Foster Mitchell Fowlkes Darryl Franklin Gregory Franklin Carmen Frazier Charlene Frazier Darlene Frazier Edwin Friend Greg Fugitt George Garrett Gerald Garrett Joyce Garrett Phyllis Garrett Kicky Gartman Kobin Gartman Lee Gearhart Diane Gerth Patricia Gillespie Karen Gilmore Cheryl Glover Paula Godinez Paul Goodale Barbara Gordon David Gordon J. R. Gordon Joe Gozoroski Walter Graves Debra Green Lenora Green Reginald Greer Lenora Griffin Ricky Griffin Steven Grimes Brenda Gross Mary Groves Stella Grzesiak Gary Guthrie Patsy Guzman Edward Hall Emery Hamilton Mike Hamilton Jackie Harbin Alicia Hardin Tom Harris Maggie Hartwig Ronald Hawthorn Cheryl Heflin SIXTH HOUR GIRLS WATCH WITH admiration as Ram Jones executes a side vault. Freshmen 1971 no Archie Henderson Arthur Hillman Linday Humphrey Lendon Jaekson Nathaniel Herbey Julia Hodges Debbie Hunt Andrew Sheryl Jatobs Henderson Evelyn Hodges Dava Hunt Marsha Jacobs Julia Hibbs Kevin Holbert Stella Hunter Edward Jablonski Janice Hicks Pam Horn Ronald Hurley Vie key Jennings ,. ... . Gary Higgins James Howe Charlotte Hurt Dick Jobe Denise Hightower Rill Huges Elaine Hyne James Johnson Cary Hill Linda Hill Charles Htimhol Elizabeth Jackson Peggy Humble ArdeU J,‘nes Jack Ingold Sharon Johnson Lee Jones Frances Killion Clema Lane Mary I „oc ke Pamela Jones Richard King Larry Lane Steve Lockington Wendell Jones Robert King Sharon Lane Rose Loftin Paul Keefer Frederick Knox Gary Langston John Lowe Mark Keeton Sandra Keough Steve Krysa Joyce Kulik Beverly Lanier Bob Layne Jamie Luteran ' buck Dwight Kenworthy Madlock Gary Kuether Johnnie Larkie Sam Lynn Kenneth Kessler Annabel Lambros Carry Lee Rill Major Connie Kiesling Linda Landis Harold Lipsomb Paula Manbeck 111 Cathy Martin Michael McLane Ricky Mitchell Larry Morrison Charles Mason Laura Melton Danny Montavy Andrea Muncy Brett Matthews Ronald Miller Paul Moore Jeff Negus Renee McCoy Helen Mitchell Debbie Morgan Nodie Newton Jim Martin John McLeod Melinda Monasmith Donna Mullins Thad Mason Jim Middleton Bernard Moore John Needham Sheila Maxwell Henry Minks Richard Moore Gloria Nelson Lori McLain Phyllis Mitchell Cynthia Morrison Les McCully Jim Nite Pamela Mitchell Melvin Morgan Richard Nichols Connie Null Linda Parker Aaron Price Mark Nyce Kurt Revcnall Cathryn Parkson Maurice Prymus J«� e Reyes Rhonda O’Neal icki Parrish Jamie Orndorff Rita Przygocki Karen Phillip Rick Pearman Clifford Rakestraw Ginger Riggs Kathy Overybay Lila Mae Petty Sharon Ramey Dorothy Riley Virgil Owens Linda Pfaffly Beverlv Reddell Janet Rinkenbaugh Bill Oxley Ralph Phillips Kalua Reed Glen Roberts James Palmer Debbie Pratt Fyrel Rcntschler Deborah Paige Linda Larry Plummer Robinson Anne Reinking Dennis Robinson 112 Freshmen 1971 LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to the language teacher. Shirley Fainter ponders over a puzzling question. Gloria Rodgers Gregory Roland Margaret Roll Jan Ross Peter Rowe Debbie Ryals Mike Sadier John Schmidt Jim Schultz Ann Seidel man Andy Shelton Paul Shepherd Donna Shields David Singleton Armand Smalls Cynthia Smallwood Muriel Smart Pamela Smirl Paula Lea Smirl Candy Smith Carolyn Smith Debbie Smith Elaine Smith Karen Smith Lawrence Smith Rosemary Smith Johnny Snider illiain Snider Mary Sotak Valerie Spero Linn Springs Tonia Srader Gary Starhuck Linda Stephens Janice Stephenson Don Stillwell Jeanine Stone Randy Stone Ronnie Stowers Cheryl Straub Reginald Sullivan Mary Sweeney Robert Sweeney Man- Taormina Monty Tatom Evelyn Taylor Paul Tebbets Ralph Tetlow Curtis Thompson Mae Thorne Robert Vasquez Linda Walker Mike White Vincent Williams Gary Treese Pam Vaughn Dennis Walters Debra Wickizer Viana Wilson Karen Trayford Deborah Vaughn Sherry Walker Peggy White Greg Wilson Grace Tuekness Stephen Vaughn Jerry Ward Hobby Williams Janet Wood Bill Turner Gary Vernon Janet Wass Brenda Williams Stuart Woodring Carol Tolbert Paula Wade Darrell W eeks Carolyn Williams Debi Wooster Jean Toombs Bonnie Waggoner Charles White Dianne Williams Linda Wright David Torres Connie Waggoner Diane White Ila Williams Fleeta W yatt Patty Van Bibber Debbie W alby James White Sherri Williams Stephen Zaragoza Sharon Brvan Sandra Carnaham Dee Carter Donna Carter Janet Castor Rebecca Christman Ronnie Burnett Albert Carter Deleo Carter Yolanda Castellano Barbie Chandler Barbie Church 16 Iris Coffman Doug Collet Jim Connor Stephanie Constance Loyee Cook Charles Copenhaver Debbie Corley Ronald Crane Hon Curtis Katin Dale Mary Davenport Greg Davis Keith Davis Russell Davis Victor Davis Linda Decker Karen Dedrick Shirley Dehart John Demeke Peggy Dewey Roberta Dobbins Jane Donahue Jim Drake Sherry Duncan Glenn Dunlap John Kagan Roy Kagan Anna Easley Eddie Echols Bill Eekenroed Dan Edwards Margaret Edwards Ron Edwards Susan Ekslrom Michael Krb David Etter Scott Farnsworth Gina Farr Denise Farrow Betty Fleming Charles Ford Greg Ford Kaye Ford James A. Foster Terry Fowler Dorothea F'ranklin Paid French Melissa Frost James Garrett Lori Gilbert Steve Goddard Marcella Godinez Pat Goldsworthy Pam Graven Rose Green Curt Grogan F ddy Grove Ramona Guzman Susie Hall Teresa Hart Vickie Hartman Leonard James llartwig Delia Hatch Ricky Hatch Susan Hayes Mike Hazel Larry Henderson Velma Hershcy Patricia Hickman Larry Hicks Frank Higgins Mary Highfill Herbert Hill Clay Hobgood Margaret Holbrook James Halinquist Roy Holt 117 Patricia Hoskins Corky Houser Ida Huff Phyllis Hunt Jack Ison Gary Jackman James Jackson Rufus Jackson Randy James Christina Jodoin Delbert Johnson Donna Johnson Judy Johnson Karen Johnson Tommy Johnston Billy Jones Bob Jones Danny Jones Debbie Jones Robert A. Jones Douglas Kale Marvin Kale Stephanie Kaszuba Cathy Kemp Joe Kenig Tom Kenworthy Dennis Kimhcrlin Roscoe King George Kioh Donald Kieyh Terry Koch Debi Kretzschmer Paula Kryzck Sheila Krzysek Anita Lackey- Jerry Lackey Freddie Lamb Paul Landes Brenda Landis June Lantz Patty Lape Tom Laterra Jim Lawson Liz Lebioda Charles Lowe Frank Luppcns Patti Lyman Pat Lynn Linda Manning Boh Mason Larry Mason Mike Massie Bill Mathis Marsha Matney Karyn May-Tammy McCall Kathy McFarland Janice McLeod Sharon McNamara Judy Meeks Veronica Mendala Debbie Miller Marvin Miller Mike Miller Robert Milton Toni Mitchell Larry Moore Maurice Moore Terry Moore Sandy Morgan Sam Moritz James Morris Rhonda Murphy Timmic Murphy Kddie Nading Tom Nations Alice Nirschl 18 Jeff Nixon Dale O'Neal Paul Osbourne Tom Oxley Risse Ann Paterson David Pearman Karen Odam Shirley Painter Judy Oreseanin John Oswald Brenda Patterson Diana Peck Carol Pifer Steve Pyle Denise Ragan Mary Reed Wanda Purtle Rov Rateliffe Charles Reeves Gary Reilcy Paulette Renshaw Cindy Reynold Elaine Richardson Roger Rinkenbaugh Sam Reeves William Reynolds Jessica Rcinking Earnest Riley Lorrie Revenall Lindberg Robinson Dan Rodgers Wanda Roll Lowell Ross Judy Saddler Chester Roland Helen Rupniewski Marvalene Samsel Susan Savwoir Beverly Schmidt Pam Sehwietert Earnest Scott Donald Shafer 119 Tony Savorelli Cornealious Scott Kathleen Schick Dennis Shafer David Schroeder Linda Shelby Sophomores Helen Smieszek Gail Snyder Edith Stubbs Clyde Smith Lora Soldi Jan Sullivan Mark Thomas Fradius Thompson James Treese John Tucker Judith Turner Harold Tuttle Ronnie Walker Elmer Wilchen Steve Whittington Rick Thomas Ann Thrasher Georgia Truman Danny Turner Kenneth Turner Becky Tyler Rose Mary Weitz Charles Wells Mary Uptegrove Michael Wagner Kenneth Williams Leon Withers Donna Vest Sylvia Williams Lynn Wonser Randy Wood Donna Woodward Don Worthington Cathy Yeager Steven Zahner Steve Wonser Robert Wood Cathy Woolery Judy W'renfrow Willie Young Kevin Zook 120 ATHLETICS Hudney Ford Junior Mike Wilper Junior WtiUtyjuuos lUl vu. Guouioju. Wocitty McCa© Soum ’ Ail-CRy tioiMK Douci ic UUoduie Hood Coach' 4 Jj £±r Scow llavts SafMOi' 3 IB Fddie KavbcVrn Senior UUiit-ud CuujUii’ StMUjiU' All-City liouoes SoMmmam Saiwu' All-City Hajuih-s Utiy mUttuu Smluu' •■i liali Uxuw yk llxiii Qiduto Qoixkum Uuuiii Otuiuy KUt uu All-City L4amuu% All-City IWus Ail-City Liauani Lusu Atitsudi StMiiUU' L umI L lduii' AjssCsUdiU: ituifc Guliiu Kalph Lackey Junior Non-League East Opponent East 0 East 0 East 0 Grandview 45 IJilis 6 Lincoln 32 League East 7 East 0 East 0 East 7 East 2 East 0 East 0 Central 27 Manual 0 Van Horn 19 Paseo 23 Southeast 51 Northeast 12 Westport 21 Jack Corbin Halfback Mark Davis Linebacker Danny Kilgore End Grandview Football season. 1967, started rather dismally for the Bears as they faced the Bulldogs of Grandview. The Bulldogs dominated the first half of the game by scoring several touchdowns. The Bears scored late in the last quarter on a 17 yard pass from David Coleman to Perry Taylor. Scoring once more, Grandview won 45 to 7. Lillis After recovering from their first defeat. East met tin Irish of Lillis at Nowlin Field. The Bears defense proved just how hard they were, stopping the Irish at every turn. But a flaw in precision let them score. Then the Bears began to drive with great effort, but the time left wasn’t enough, as Lillis triumphed 6-0. David Coleman Quarterback Junior Rodney Ford Halfback Junior Mike- Hinds I lalfback Senior Lincoln The East High Bears played the Lincoln Tigers in a non-league game at Nowlin Field. The Tigers, ranked eighth in the area, proved to be too much for tin Bears, whipping them 32-0. Throughout the game, Lincoln pounded East's defense for many long drives, four of which ended in touchdowns. Lincoln’s final score came on a long pass interception return. Although the Bears played hard and Wesley McGee blocked one extra point, the Tigers walked away with the victory. “THAT'S FAR ENOUGHS' says Rodney Ford. making the tackle on a Lincoln ball carrier. LOOK OUT! HERE THEY COMES' says John Rodak as the Lincoln defenders close in on Houard Green. HI RRY, SCOT!. VE GOT 'EM'' says Rodger Seidelman as he throws a block for Scott Davis. ‘ SA Y. MAN! LOOK OUT! is the thought as Jeet fly on a play. Central The Bears’ first league game saw them pitted against the Central Eagles. Both teams seemed to be evenly matched during the first half. As they went to the locker rooms at half time, the score read 14-7, Central leading. After the half-time intermission, the Eagles came out well rested and. Hying high, took command of the game. Holding the Bears scoreless while striking twice more, the Eagles Hew away with a 27-7 victory. Perry Taylor End Senior Ken Adcock Tackle Senior W illie Jones Halfback Senior Manual On a rainy Saturday morning. East played the Cardinals of Manual. The game was televised at Bryan Field. Rain proved to be quite a restraining factor to both teams on the field. Covered in mud, the Bruins and Cardinals slipped and slid across the field. Both teams played hard, hut East was the most consistent in moving the ball. Neither team seemed to be able to gain enough yardage, however, to make a T.D. The Bruins stopped Manual's only close scoring attempt at a field goal as the game ended in a scoreless tie. Dennis Bell Kin! Junior Ed Ravborn Halfback Senior Ray Williams Fullback Senior Van Horn On October 13. the Bears met the Van Morn Falcons at Nowlin Field. After their scoreless lie with Manual, the Bears were positive they could upset the Falcons. But. in spite of the Bears high hopes, the halcons erupted lor two prompt touchdowns early in the game. After this uprising, the Bears pulled themselves together, but it was too late as the Bears failed to score and Van Horn added another tally, downing the Bears 19-0. RODNEY FORI) DWARFS the hall carrier in the Fast-Paseo fia me. Paseo After being beaten by Van Horn, the Bears played the Paseo Pirates at Nowlin Field. The Bears, still with a no-win record, went out to try to pick up a victory, hut the win was not that easy to get. On the second play of the game, the Pirates jumped out front with a 74 yd. A GRIMY DANNY KILGORE confers uith Coach Roether on the sideline. touchdown run. F ast then retaliated driving from their own sixteen, David Coleman sneaking across for tin touchdown. Paseo scored once more before the half, leading at the half 14-7. In the last half. Paseo scored another touchdown as a safety as the game ended 23-7. Darrell Gunter Quarterback Senior Mike Wilper Guard Linn Aucutt Halfback Southeast The Knights of Southeast, one of the league leaders, are arch rivals of the Bears because of last year's game when the Bruins put a stop to their winning strides for the championship. As the game started, the opponent was in high spirits and ready to go. The Knights led 25 to 0 in the first quarter. Mike Jones fired the Knights drive with an assist on four touchdowns. At the half, the Bears were behind 35 to 0. The Bruins, being down by such a margin, could only muster two points. The final score was 51-2. Westport The Bears played their last football game of a long, hard season against the Westport Tigers on November 11 at Nowlin Field. The Tigers took an early one touchdown lead in the first quarter, but no more scoring was done in the first half as the Tigers led 7-0 at halftime. But again the Bears' offense failed to score and Westport pecked at the defense in the second half for two more touchdowns, handing the Bruins a 21-0 loss in.their final game of the season. B« 1 Guthrie Guard Scott Davis Fullback W esley McGee Tackle Northeast On November 4. 1967. at Nowlin Field, the Fast High Bears met the Northeast ikings in their annual homecoming game. Throughout the first half, in the stiff coldness, both teams set up a rugged defense and when the halftime gun sounded, the scoreboard read 0-0. But the break proved beneficial to the Vikings as they returned to the gridiron to score two touchdowns and wiped out the Bear's homecoming hopes, 12-0. Ralph Lackey Center THE EAST HOMECOMING QVEE CANDIDATES line up for introduction in the assembly. Happiness is Bombing the Vikings says Eulexia as their winning float goes by. Last year's queen. Cindy MrCorkle. crowns Kay Elias. 1967 Homecoming Queen. Kalailu s clown grins at the thought of a Homecoming victory . ‘Happiness Is” At Homecoming. The 1967 Homecoming ceremonies took place during halftime of the East-Northeast football game held November 4. Floats expressing the theme “Happiness Is” competed for the plaque given to the club with the best float, f irst place went to Eulexia with the theme “Happiness Is Bombing the Vikings.” After the parade. Cindy McCorkle, last year’s queen, crowned the 1967 Homecoming Queen. Kay Elias. The cheerleaders aided in the ceremony by presenting individual roses to the attendants and a bouquet to the queen. � 35 BACK ROW: Coach King, Ricky Hatch. Greg Ford. William Reynolds. Kenworthy, Mike Massie, Flmer Welchen, Larry Henderson, Coach Dave Schroeder, Jerry Shamp, Darrel Franklin, Jerome Williams, Sam Mallot. FRONT ROW: Randy Wood, Larry Mason, Chester Roland, Reeves, Harold Benda. SECOND ROW: Curtis Grogan, Terry Moore, Dennis Shafer, Danny Turner, Ronnie Cunningham. Jim Eagan, Charlie Ronnie Walker, Albert Hoskins, Charles Lowe, Ronnie Edwards, Tom Barry, Corky Houser. Junior Varsity The J.V. squad of East started their season off on a happy note by rousting Lillis 18 to 15. but the rest of the year did not turn out this well. The team was a young one this season, and even though they suffered heavy losses, they always kept up the drive and spirit, and sportsmanship needed to develop into aggressive ball players. AS CHESTER ROLAM) HITS HIM LOW. Jerome Williams closes in to hit a CentraI Eagle halfhack for the tackle. East 18 Lillis 15 East 0 Lincoln 12 East 0 Central 33 East 6 Manual 34 East 14 Van Horn 28 East 0 Paseo 32 East 0 Southeast 28 East 0 Northeast 13 East 0 Westport 14 Coach Mallot Coach King BRETT MATHEWS AND JEEE NEGUS look on as Archie Henderson brings doun a tough Central ball carrier. League Scores East 0 Central 0 East 7 Manual 0 East 0 Van Horn 19 East 0 Paseo 38 East 0 Southeast 20 East 13 Northeast 6 East 40 Westport 0 The Freshman football team this year, coached by Mr. Nichols and Mr. Webber, showed great promise and gained gridiron experience that will be valuable to them as they progress to Junior Varsity and Varsity. Although this year's team won only two games, they should be a solid foundation for next year's Junior Varsity team. Freshmen BACK ROW: Coach Webber, Greg Wilson, Eddie Forrest, Thud Mason, Mike White, Lee Clay, Larry Cunningham, Bill Oxley. Steve Lock-ington, Virgil Owens, Jim Nite, Ronald Hawthorn, Leonard Martin, David Doughty, Dennis Foster. Coach Nichols. SECOND ROW: Brett Matthews, Kenneth Kessler, Charles Evans, James Palmer, Ronald Miller, Muriel Smart, Gary Guthrie, Archie Henderson, Joe Gosoroski, Jim Crouser, Larry Clark, Dwight Ellis, Tom Carder, John Brozovich, Reginald McGee. FRONT ROW: Nodie Newton, Gregory Franklin, Vincent Williams, Roy Ash, Ralph Tetlow, Jeff Negus, Mitchell Fowlkes, Maurice Prymus, Ardell Jones, Ronald Hurley, Joe Reyes, Mark Nyce, Elroy Williams, Manager; James White, Manager. Homecoming Attendants Homecoming Queen Kay Elias OjwJ'Wiw Himm jvrinsr flhttt CtlukstdiL Wt Wnfom Season Record ROBERT CALDWELL GETS DOWN to protect the ball as Wes McGee comes to help. Non-League East 38 St. Mary’s 40 East 36 William Chrisman 79 East 36 Hogan 71 East 32 De La Salle 40 East 40 Central 77 East 39 Van Horn 38 East 55 Manual 88 East 44 Northeast 54 East 57 Pern Day 49 East 65 Lillis 83 East 62 St. Pius X 82 East 47 Van Horn 45 League East 69 Manual 73 East 49 Westport 72 East 60 Southwest 64 East 55 Paseo 79 East 50 Lincoln 83 East 38 Central 63 East 69 Northeast 55 East 58 Van Horn 54 East 38 Southeast 77 JOHN NYCE FINDS AN OPENING and quickly goes for two. 142 0 1 7 iCMH J4CMS t rtf si; I wet SfKES St. Mary’s The Bears opened their 1%7 basketball season against the I rojans of St. Mary's. The game was evenly matched throughout the entire game, but the Trojans broke a 38-38 deadlock on a lay-up with three seconds remaining to score a 40-38 victory over the Bears. William Chrisman On December 1. the Bears met William Chrisman on Chrisman’s home court. The East Bears, outmanned by the Chrisman Bears stiff defense and sharpshooting offense were down from the start of the game and. although Bob Caldwell poured in 24 points, suffered a 79-36 setback. Hogan On December 2. the East Bears traveled to the Southeast High School court to meet the Hogan Rams. The Bruins' offense failed, and the Catholic League Champions's attack penetrated the East High defense to chalk up a 71-36 win over the Bears. A LOOSE BALL” sparks Dan Kilgore and Clarence Moore to a mad scramble for possession. A TEAM EFFORT IS DISFLAYED by the Bears as W'es, Robert, and Bob control the rebound. A QUICK rival' IS ALL IT TAKES for Wes McGee to go for two points. “TOO LATE is the word as John Nyce successfully completes a pass against a D.L.S. man. De LaSalle The Bears me I the l)e LaSalle Titans on December 8. at the Southeast Fieldhouse. In this contest, both teams set up rigid defenses, but the Titans started off strong in the first quarter and held on to defeat the Bears in a 40-32 victory. Central East opened their Interscholastic League Tournament play against the highly rated Central Eagles. The high flying Eagles displayed their talents in an overpowering offense and a tight defense. The Bears were unable to stop the Central Eagles and were defeated by a score of 77-40. Van Horn Playing in the tournament consolation bracket, the East Bears took on the Van Horn Falcons. With a balanced attack and John Nyce hitting three straight baskets in the closing minutes of the game, the Bears won their first game of the season by a score of 39-38. Manual Closing their tournament play, the Bears faced the speedy Manual Cardinals. The fast-breaking Cardinals took command from the opening tip-off and trounced the Bears 88-55. A Manual Cardinal. Ronald Steele, set a fieldhouse scoring record by making 44 points. Northeast On December 21. the East Bears played the Northeast Vikings in a non-league game at the Southeast Field-house. The Bears jumped off to a commanding lead in the first quarter, but the Vikings fought back to out-score the Bears in the second half. Victory went to the Vikings by the score of 54-44. JOHN NYCE 1‘REI'ARES TO SET UR the play uhile moving the hall down court. WES MC GEE IS GOOD FOR TWO POINTS as he catches Northeast off guard. 146 Pem-Day VV hen the Bears played the Bed Raiders ( the Pembroke Country Day School, there was a grave upset in the making. Hie Bruins, who had had a taste of victory, were quick to move toward a win. Our hoys showed a real fighting spirit as they downed the Raiders with a fine game effort by Dan Kilgore. Wes McGee, and Bob Caldwell. I he final victorious score was 57 to 49. Manual The Bears opened their Interscholastic League play against the Manual Cardinals at the Southeast Field-house. Although the taller Bears crashed the backboards to outrebound the Cardinals. Manual’s little five proved too fast and too accurate for the Bears. Bob Caldwell scored 17 points, but the Cardinals set back the Bears 73-49. Robert Caldwell Senior Forward Dan Kilgore Senior Guard 7 CAN FLY. says Danny Kilgore as he drives for another scor WITH A SUCCESSFUL EFFORT. Rob Calduell goes up and over for the shot. KITH HIS ARM EXTRUDED. McGee goes high to shoot over this Southuest opponent. 147 Westport The Bears entered the game against the W estport Tigers with high hopes of pulling down another victory, but the W estport team proved to be a most formidable opponent even though Bob Caldwell and W es McGee played a tough game. W estport led after the first quarter and then steadily increased their lead to a 72-49 victory over East. Southwest When the Bears were scheduled to play the Indians of Southwest it was predicted to be an evenly matched contest. but the Redskins had something else in mind. At the opening tip, the opponent scored the basket that started the drive. The Bears put forth a fine effort, but failed to stop the momentum of Southwest who emerged victorious, 64 to 60. Rodney Ford Junior Forward AS BOR GUTHRIE LOOKS ON. Wesley McGee pulls down another rehound against the Southwest Indians. JOHN NYCE TURNS TO PROTECT THE ball as his opponents move away. It ES MC CEE SHOOTS Ot ER THE OUTSTRETCHED arm of an exasperated Paseo Pirate. Lillis The Bears played a non-league game against the Irish of Lillis on January 27 at Lillis. Although the Bears set up a rugged man-to-man defense, they were unable to penetrate Lillis' zone defense for the first three minutes and were unable to recover as the Catholic team closed the lid on the Bears 83 to 65. On January 24. the Bears continued their Interscholastic League action against the top-rated Paseo Pirates. Throughout the first quarter, both teams traded baskets but Paseo sealed up a victory with a 26 point second quarter. With this lead. Paseo breezed on to a routing 79 to 55 triumph. Gary Cox Junior Forward Paseo John Nyce Senior Guard Lincoln Clarence Moore Senior Guard On February 2. the East High Bears met the powerful Tigers of Lincoln High School. The Bears posed a problem to the third-ranked Tigers in the first quarter, finishing right on Lincoln's tail 15-14. But the Tigers jumped off to the lead with a 27 point second quarter.! while the Bears could muster only 7). and chalked up an 83-50 victory. St. Pius The Bears played St. Pius in a non-league game at the Southeast Fieldhouse on Saturday afternoon. February 3. The Bears built up a 1-point half time lead on the hot shooting of Dan Kilgore. But the Warriors retaliated with a 50-point second half to trounce the Bears by a score of 82-62. Bob Guthrie Forward George Gulley Guard Central The East High Bears met the high-flying Central Blue Eagles on February 8 at the Interscholastic League Fieldhouse. Central, the top team in the area at the time, wasted no time in pinning the Bears as they pushed in four straight points from the tip-off and sailed throughout the rest of the game, burying the Bruins, 63-38. Northeast On February 10. the Bears started their winning ways by defeating arch rival Northeast in a league game at the Fieldhouse. Throughout the First half, the lead changed hands many times but the Bears capped off the victory by outscoring the Vikings 38-25 in the second half. The final score was East 69-Northeast 55. WES 1C CEE TERNS AND SHOOTS around a high-Jlying Westport Tiger as Rob Guthrie awaits the rebound. HERE IT COMES. BOB, says Robert Taylor as he throws a high pass to set up Bob Caldwell. Wesley McGee Senior Center Van Horn The Bears continued winning in league action as they defeated Van Horn on February 16 at the fieldhouse. Although the Falcons sprinted off to an early 15-2 lead, the Bears held on and gradually solved Van Horn’s defense in the third and fourth quarters to pull a 58-54 victory out of the fire. Southeast After winning two consecutive league games, the Bears were confident they could upset the Southeast Knights. But the ten men of Southeast had a different idea and while setting up a rigid 2-1-2 zone defense, scored on numerous fast breaks and outmanned the Bears on the backboards. The final score was 77-38. KITH AN ADDED EFFORT. John Nyce lofts the ball into the dir for two points against l)e La Salle. I VE GOT THIS ONE. says Rob Caldwell as he wraps up another rebound in the Rem Day game. Claudia ScatliJ'fe Joyce Hudson Cynthia J BasketbaII Attendants East Makes Showing at Big Eight Big Eight Our Bears showed that they were able by being a consistent leader in the relay races this year, but didn’t quite keep up with the competition. One of the highlights of the event for the boys is that they get to see the form and style of the college greats, such world record holders as Jim Ryon and George Byers of K.U. WITH A LAST ALL-OUT EFFORT FOR SUCCESS, K.U.'s George Byers breaks the tape to uin the high hurdle race. JUDGES AND TIMERS AWAIT the gun while Ben Jones gets down for a fast take-off. LEO. If ETHERS PUTS EAST FAR l. THE LEAD as Vernon Welchon takes the hand-off to start his left of the rare. CHARLES LOWE LUNGES FOR THE TAPE at the end of the 440 yard dash. WITH A GREAT EFFORT, this Oklahoma Ionft jumper strives for distance. Bears Sparkle at Big Eight WITH A SIGH OF RELIEF. Ren Jones crosses the finish line to u in his rare. Louis Jones, Ygnacio Santellan. Charles Vladlock. Carl Ellis. John Colle. Cross Our Cross-country team did quite well this year, taking three invitational trophies plus first place trophies for city championship and district. Coach Fields says he is very proud of his hoys for the fine job they did. When asked about the coach, tin boys say, “He’s the best coach you can have, hast is proud of its hard working champs and look for much of the same kind of spirit and desire in future years. GABY TOOMBS THINKS BACK on the hard race and how ftood it feels to win. East 20 Center 40 East 25 Ruskin 30 East 17 St. Pius 44 East 15 Paseo 50 East 19 Central 50 Ruskin Invitational Meet East 26 W illiam Chrisman 31 East 15 Rockhurst 50 East 25 Westport 35 k. tSl S TEAM CAPTAIN RECEIVES the city championship trophy uith great enthusiasm m District. I lu Junior Varsity enjoyed tin thrills n( victory several times as they compiled a record ol more wins than losses. Though the year has been tough and a lot of hard work required, the boys kept up with the pace set by their opponents and overcame many of them with the desire and attitude it takes to be a winner. One of the many accomplishments of the Cubs was the taking of first place in the city meet. East has now held this high position for two consecutive years. We hope to retain this honor for as long as the hoys keep their high goals and desire to win. East 15 Center 40 East 19 Kuskin 38 East 15 St. Pius 56 East 15 Paseo 50 East 15 Central 49 East 25 W m. Chrisman 30 HACK ROW: Dwight Ellis. Clifford Tel I is. John Colic. Charles l.owe. !■ RON I ROW : Steve Zahner. Jim Drake. M Swim Team This year’s swim team received much reward as a result of their extreme efforts. Many mornings and evenings were given to constant practice, not only to swimming, but also to running track in order to build up endurance. These practice sessions proved quite beneficial, as the varsity team placed third in the city after meeting nine teams and defeating five. This year, over sixty-five records were broken with the help of these boys. This was a result of fine diving and good depth. Team cooperation and ideal team spirit gave them the urge to win. As the team is only losing four lettermen, their coach, Mr. Calwell, foresees a good season next year. League East 28 Park Hill 66 East 12 Southwest 74 East 59 Paseo 32 East 45 Southeast 50 East 60 Hogan 10 East 60 Manual 23 East 42 Northeast 48 East 42 Hogan 10 East 25 Van Horn 68 East 25 Hogan 6 City-Championship Junior Varsity 5th place Varsity 3rd place ’ 5P Season Record Easi 37 St. Mary's 19 East 49 Hogan 7 East 32 Northeast 15 East 51 Paseo 5 East 44 St. Mary’s 10 East 32 De LaSalle 11 East 20 Westport 31 East 7 Southwest 33 East 9 Truman 33 East 12 William Chrisman 28 Although this is only the third year for our wrestling team, there is a relatively bright future. Our team had a successful season with six wins and four defeats. Four grapplers won medals at the district meet; moreover, Gary Toombs and hdward Smith earned the privilege of competing at the regional tournament held at Ruskin High School. I he B-team also finished with five wins and three losses. I he achievements of these teams were accomplished by the coaching of Mr. Fred Fisher and also by hard work of the team itself. Fast has reason to be proud of its wrestling team. Wrestling Team A v'}'. V .(). I aylor Colonel Henry Savwoir Warrant Offi rer Military Instructor All-City R.O.T.C. Honors East Student COLOftkL SAP WO IK LOOKS Oft as Warrant Officer Taylor show him strategic spots on the map. This year, the honorary title of city colonel was awarded to an East High student. Henry Savwoir. To receive this position. Colonel Savwoir had to be Battalion Commander of East, and also had to take a written exam on the fundamentals of R.O.T.C., map reading, and practical situations. An interview and a checking of his high school records were the deciding factors for the Army Board of Interviewers. Later that same evening. Colonel Savwoir received the news that he had been named city colonel over six other Battalion Commanders in the Kansas City school district. Colonel Savwoir’s duties include supervision of the other Kansas City R.O.T.C. units, leading the R.O.T.C. during the Veterans’ Day Parade, and the planning of the annual R.O.T.C. Ball, and the Field Day Competition. 161 The Reserve Officer Training Corps was designed for the purpose of keeping a steady flow of trained personnel into the armed services. R.O.T.C. provides for boys an interest in military service. Classroom instruction, use of weapons, first aid. and general army tactics are taught. Teamwork is essential in obtaining a good battalion. I'lie Battalion Staff is composed of seven capable young men who determine the schedule and the plan cadets study. This year, (diaries Davis, Battalion Commander. and James Barnes. Battalion Executive Officer, head East High's Battalion Staff. Charles Davis Battalion Commander Battalion Staff James Barnes Jerome Williams Battalion Executive Officer Adjutant John Sook Intelligence Officer William Cox Operations Officer Jerry Weimer Supply Officer Marvin Miller Sergeant Major 162 The Rifle Team competes with the other area high school rifle teams, in a round robin cycle. All of the schools take part in the annual city rifle match held at William Chrisman. There is also an area rifle match held at Boonville in which all of the district teams participate. Gary Jackman, an East R.O.T.C. cadet, received a trophy for attaining the highest score of any cadet at summer camp for rifle marksmanship. Rifle Team BACK ROW: James Frost. FRONT ROW: Ralph Anderson. John Smith. Jerry Weimcr. Terry Buller. James Frost Captain Ralph Anderson John Smith Jerry Weimer Terry Buller 163 Ygnacio Santellan 1st Platoon Loader Charles Vivian Company A Commander Frank Esteban 2nd Platoon Leader Roger Armor Harold Benda John Demeke R.O.T.C. Cadets, Leaders Mark Burnett Ronnie Burnett Frank Campbell James Garret! John Green Tommy Johnston 164 of Tomorrow Douglas Kale Arthur Mann Kirby Smith Paul Keefer John Moore Reginald Sullivan Dwight Madlock Donald Shafer Steve Tomhlinson CADETS STAND AT ATTENTION during an inspection by Battalion Executive Officer James Barnes. John W. Smith 1st Platoon Leader Steve Blaker (Company B Commander C.S. Scott 2nd Platoon Leader Nathaniel Alcorn Norman Brown Robert Burnes Ralph Anderson Terry Buller Dale Burnett Trained in Military THESE CADETS THOROUGHLY CLEAN the parts of the rifle before using it. 166 SERGEANT BERNIE BLACKBURN stands at attention during inspection by Janies Barnes. Battalion Executive Officer. Strategy Gregory Finkle Pul McVey Del Thatch Albert Carter Larry Drake Walter Graves Halph Phillips Waylon Turrentine Ronnie Chrisman Billy Drinkwater Marvin Kale Clyde Smith James W hite Dennis Doron Kddie Echols Richard King Danny Straub Nicholas W olfe 167 ■ Ernest Echols Company C Commander Roy Eagan 2nd Platoon Leader Bemie Blackburn 1st Platoon Leader Warren Bannister Jimmie Chambers Victor Davis James Boshe Virgil Crawford Bill Eckenroed R.O.T.C. Instills Discipline, THESE CADETS STAND at attention during rifle inspection. 168 CADET BERN IE BLACKBURN salutes his commanding officer, Ernest Echols, while other cadets stand at attention. Responsibility, and Character Jimmie Mirks W cndell Jones Edward Smith Nathaniel Hervcy Bill Mathis Lawrence Smith Bill Hughes Paul Osbourne Bussell Tidwell Jack In gold Chester Boland James Treese Jack Ison Lowell Boss Mike Wilson 169 R.O.T.C. Attendants R.O.T.C. Queen Nancy , Smith Junior Class Officers President ...................Mark Davis Vice-President...........Mary Stalsuiorth Secretary .................Debbie Berry Treasurer...................Diana Mullins Reporter.............................Anne Proctor Sgt. at Arms ...................Gary Cox Gift Receiver ............ Debbie Olsen x JUNIORS Darrel Abram Thelma Anderson Linn Aucutt Joyce Barehers Harold Benda Elaine Bowman Dennis Allen Dennis Armer Cheryl Austin Charlie Barry Debbie Berry Stephanie Bradley Jerome Anderson Kitty Atchlev Mike Bach tel Marsha Batye Bernie Blackburn Peggy Breit Nancy Bailey Carol Beckett Steve Blaker Gerald Briss Jerry Baker Cathy Belke Judy Blakey Bob Brooks Fred Banhart Dennis Bell Hiehard Boshe Joyce Brown 174 Bob Bukovac Tim Cahill Hay Castor David Coleman Janice Burke Tom Cahill Tom Caudell John Colic Richard Burlingame Boh Capps Mary Chambers David Collier Ed Brown Donna Brubeck Cathy Burnett Robert Carrasco Boh Chancellor Betty Confere William Brown Paul Bryan Mike Burnett Barbara Carson Bill Chard Cynthia Conklin Linda Browning Jane Br .echwa Linda Butner Sheila Carter Mary Coe Eula Cook Donna Copenhaver Diana Coulson Jeanette Crumpley Debbie Davis Ruby Drane Marilyn Ebert Jack Corbin Matliie Cowell Arlisher Cunningham Mark Davis Richard Dryden Ernest Echols Brenda Cotten Anita Cox Kathy Cunningham Carol Dennison Charlie Dunn Chuck Eekenroed Gary Cox Pat Cunningham Dale Domhmski Marilyn Durhin Shauna Ekstrom Carol Craft Ronnie Cunningham Larry Drake Jim Durigan Barbara Eli Becky Crane Shelly Daniels Richard Drake George Dykes Ena Elliot 176 Carl Ellis Larry Carver Larry Gozoroski Frank Esteban Dennis Gillespie Linda Grady Joyce Evans Sherry Gillespie George Green Phyllis Farris Barbara Ford Richard Free Arlene Frost Brenda Goodell Howard Green Sue Farris David Ford W arren Franks Jim Frost Joe Gonzalez Kathy Green Sharon Finley Josephine Formella Jeanie Frederick Debbie Fry Don Gordon Nancy Griffin 177 Cathy Gulick Cheryl Mull Lucy Herrera Leggy Morn Glenda Howell Brenda Hughes Larry Gulley Kay Hanks Karen Hill Albert Hoskins Joyce Huff Herbert Humbol Bob Guthrie Kita Hardin Haiti Hill Margie Houser Jay Huffman Brenda James Cheryl Gutridge Susie Harper Ruth James Diana Hager ickie Hawn Kay Jennings Jim Hager Florence Herrera Joetta Jones Linda Kincaid Calvin Lane Hazel Linsley John Mangun Kathy Jones Teresa Koelling Sandv Lasswell June l.oftin Patricia Manning Louis Jones Pat Krawczyk Eddie Latta Elmer Louthain Jackie Maturo Grace Johnson Sharon Jurd Ralph Lackey Patty Lawson Lowanna Mallory Candy Maxey (ion Johnston Tom Kelsey Martha Lamb Phyllis Lesniak Debbie Manheck Julie McCloskey Becky Jones Pam Kilgore Cullen Landis Gloria Lewis Patti Mandina Brenda McCoy 179 Hatty McKeagc Barbara Miller James Moulder Jane Ogden Jerry Oxley Dennis Phillips Beverly MeKinney Lee Mills Larry Moyer Debbie Olsen Dan Palmer Carol Phipps Ed Mendala Mike Mitehell Diane Mullins Naomi Osborn Debby Pendleton Janet Pifer Shirley Mitehum Pat Murphy Sheryl Oswald Anthony Peoples Teresa Piotrowski Douglas Moore Lynda Newton Sharon Owens Albina Perez Christopher Poe Sherry Moss Ruth Newton Everett Owings Steve Perry Helen Polachowski 180 Anne Proctor Janet Roberts Karen Sloan Mike Rachel Cindy Robinson Sharon Sloan Karen Reynolds John Rodak Charlie Smallwood Betty Riggs Evelyn Rodriguez Beverly Roussel Earl Schmidt Diana Shelby Barbara Smith Ted Riggs Bob Rodg ers Junior Santellan Valerie Shanahan Ron Sh re Delores Smith Sylvia Rinkenbaugb Denver Ross Linda Schertz Sheila Sharp Sharon Showers Ella Smith 18 John W. Smith Johnny Sunk Roger Springs Gary Stamper Mary Steely Ted Tieknor Kirby Smith Nancy Sparks Ronnie Springs Doug Stanley Pat Steely Tim Vandcrpool Maurita Smith Pam Spicer Mary Stalsworth Robert Starhuek Diana Stutes Darrel Vaughn Opal Smith Roland Swift Charlotte Vaughn Willis Smith Clifford Tell is Pamela Vignery Nancy Snuggs Sharon Thomson Gloria Villanueva 18? Class of Nancy Vosseller Jerry Wcimer Nancy illiams Steve allien Vickie Weiss Hick Williams Jay W allace Hose W eygandt Sieve W illis Doyce Warburton Jerome W illiams Mike Wilper Mark W alts Ken W illiams Mike W isecup Rosie Villanueva Belly Waddell Marsha W illiams Steven W olfe Senior Class Officers President .............Robert Kraivczyk Vice-President ............Danny Kilgore Secretary.................Yvonne Craig Treasurer ..............Rosemary Hicklin Reporter ..................Given Tiffany Sgt. at Arms ......................Scott Davis Giftorian..........................Terry Ostroviak SENIORS WRITING HER OBSERVATIONS of a seedling is Sandy Coffman in advanced biology. Seniors We Awaited the Start of Barbara Armstrong Jean Baker James C. A: Chris Bales Jim Aichele Kathy Allen Shirley Anderson Ken Adcock Bob Allen Nadine Anderson Frances Ault PUTTING A REEL on the tape recorder in the language laboratory is fun for Cynthia Johnson. School for the Last Ti Pamela Bixler Pal Blackman Carole Bonner Mike Bowman Kathy Bales James Barnes. Jr. Petra L. Beecher Pam Ballinger Jacquelyn Bears Kenneth Bickley Tim Bradley Larry Brenton Donna Briss Violet Kay Butler Cheryl Cassity Mark D. Chapman 188 Robert S. Caldwell Debby Carr Seniors With High Goals Set, We Elizabeth Christman Dennis Clark Linda Claspill Cathy Clark Connie Clary Jack Cleary Scott Davis (Georgia Dcdrick Theresa Davis Elenora Demeke Hard It ork Made Our HALL PROCTORS, Scott Doris and Mike Mr Michael, fill their time uith study. Mike Daniel Charles Phillip Davis Adrian Dennis Debra Dryden David Durbin Linda Dopp Sarah Beth Duncan Roxanne Durigan Joe Fkstrom Kav Elias Last Outburst a Success. STUDYING THE PROPERTIES OF SULFUR in chemistry are Jean Raker and Jackie Rears. Theresa Everett Linda Fenson Jametta Flemmons Kathryn Farnsworth Sharon Fifer Lee Foster Cheryl Dyer Morris Epperson Jan Edwards Paul Etherton Kathie Carver William Gillespie llene Goodale George Gulley Paul E. Franks Dennis Gant Regina Garrett Elaine Frazier Jeanne Gardner Theresa Gartman At Football Gaines We Darrell Gunter Jenese Guthrie Carrie Henderson Sandra Henderson Janet Hendricks Nancy Hibbs yjfry Cheered Our Bears On. Barbara Hall Bonnie Harney Opal Harris Jimmy Hanks Donna Harris Robert Harris Rosemary Hicklin Bob Higgins Frances Houser Jeanie Hickman Ricky Holbert Delores Howell MEASi RING THE MASS of a pendulum bob in Physics are Robert if ode and Paul U hittemore. In Winter, We Trudged Kenneth Huffman Cynthia Johnson Susan Jackman Delene Jones Jack Howery Joyce Hudson JEANNE MC CHEF: FINDS THE READERS' GUIDE helpful while doing her research paper. to School now Danny Kilgore Gene Kinnison Rhonda Jones Steve J. Kaszuba Dorothy Kepner Boli Krawczyk the Year Was Half Over. Ginny May Carla McAvan Karen Kay McCain David McCain Jane McCarty Terri McCall Beverly Louthain Charlie Madlock Richard Massie I.inda May 197 Chervl L. McCulIv Jeanne McChee Michael . Montavy Larry Morris Patric ia Mudd Clarence Moore Brenda Moyer Kathy M uncy a Mary Middleton Mars Prances Minard Pat Miller Harold Mitehe We Found Time to Combine CHECKING THEIR CAMERA. photography students prepare to take some pictures. Kami Myers Gene Nelson Mary Myka Thomas A. Nite Our Studies with Fun. CINDY SMITH FOCUSES her camera to perfect her picture. Nancy Nader Kathy Neeley Susie Nusbaum Reuben Oates Johnny Osborn John Nyce Jo Ann Ogrizovich Robert I). Osbourne Brenda Faye Price Kathy Push Teri Ostroviak Richard Periman David A. Powell Competition at Lit Contest Seemed at Its Keenest. Judy Reardon Anna Richardson (.ary Robertson Bill Rem •ail June Riggs Kathy Rodgers Don Sandlin Henry W. Savwoir Margarita Santellan Claudia . Scatliffe Alice Rodriguez Linda Rogers Bob Schulze Roberta Scott Cheryl Lynn Shad wick Jerald L. Scott Rodger Seidelman Pat Shelley Mae Helen Shelly Orville Shelton NANCY SMITH AND RICK HOLBERT work hard to perfect their photography notebooks before class. Looking to the Future, Betty Sherman Terry Simpson Thomas Shick Ernest Singleton STUDYING THE PROPER METHOD for potting plants is Tim Bradley in horticulture class. li e Still Held to Memories. Ronnie Snedden Anna Stepien Roberta Stark Donald Stidham Leonard Smallwood Cindy Smith Nan Smith Brenda Smith Dennis Smith Victor Smith Sandy Stone Mattie Stubbs Mona Taylor Senior Assembly Paula Sullivan Dee Ann Sutherlin I)i Ann Sutherlin Cynthia Tankerslev Walter Tellis llene Thompson Kathy Thomson 204 Taylor We Hid Joyce Thorpe (7 we ■ndolyn Tiffany Richard Tompkins i 1 Karen Towe Our Team in Laughter Jim Vest Robert Wade William J. Wallace Kay W'asmer Mary Waters Charley Whitfield Sandra Weeks Paul Whittemore Rick West Carol Williams Cecilia Trowbridge David Barnhill Mike Hinds Dale Burnett Kathy May Gary Campbell Wesley McGee Gary Corbin Mike McVey The Door Opened—We Johnnie Moore Ethel Springer Sheryl Vinyard Nicholas Wolfe Seniors Not Pictured Gary Barber Richard Crane James Crosby Clyde Dever Ronnie Doss Andy Hatch Bob Heller Jim Hicks Jack Howery Glen W illiams Ray Williams Jimmy Wilson Mary Wise Patricia Wise Jo Anne Wood Susan Woolery Dorothy Wright Passed Into Our Tomorrow. Neal Young James Zahner Susan Young George Zuba Wilma Hunter Sylvester Kirby Ted McQuarters Edward Rayborn Russell Stoddard Mark Thompson Barbara Webb Sandra Weeks i Senior Ballot DONE MOST FOE EAST. Bob Krawczyk and Cynthia Tankersley, do their utmost to support the school. NOTED AS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Karen McCain and David Durbin display the necessary initiative for success. AS WORST FLATTERS. Richard Massie receives another compliment from Sarah Duncan. 208 JOLLY GOOD. Betty Sherman and Don Stidham. are having a discussion over the loyalty of a certain friend. 1967-196H “PUT MORE EMOTION INTO IT. KEN! says Rest Ac tress, Dorothy Kepner, to Rest Actor, Ken Lee. WE FINALLY FOUND MOST RASHFUL. Diane Raines and Mitch Krysa. to take their pictures. REST DANCERS. Claudia Scatliffe and Rill Reneau. always appear to be jumping. 210 BEST ATHLETES. Elizabeth Christman and John Nyce. exhibit their great athletic abilities. AN ARMLOAD OF HOMEWORK SEEMS FAR FOR THE COURSE TO BEST STUDENTS. David Durbin and Karen McCain. SOCIAL BELLE. MARIE LESNIAK AND SOCIAL LION, Neil Young dig their uay to a Christmas Forty. BEST ARTISTS, Ferry Taylor and Cheryl (Venyard) Clark, critically inspect a drawing. 211 Senior Activities A KEN ADCOCK .............. 202. 139. 55. 60. 61 JIM AICHELE ......................................202 BOB ALLEN ..........................202. 55 Teen Town Committee 1-4. President 3-4. Representative 3: Tennis 3; Swimming 1-4. Captain 4 KATHY ALLEN ..................... 202. 64. 59 Latin Club 3-4. Latin Club Convention 3; A Cappella 2-4. Secretary 4: Freshman Chorus 1 NADINE ANDERSON ....................202. 54 Athenians 3-4; Sea Nymphs 3-4; A Cappella 1-4; Student Council 4; Outburst 1.3.4: Hockey Sports Day 3 SHIRLEY ANDERSON .................................202 BARBARA ARMSTRONG ..................202. 61 JAMES C. ASH .......................202. 54 JOY ASH .......................... 202. 54 Perfect Attendance 1,3.4; No Tardies 1-4; Pep Club 1: COE 4: Junior Achievement 2-3; Basketball Sports Day 2 B PAT BLACKMON .....................203. .54 CAROLE BONNER ....................203. 54 No Tardies 4; Vocal Music 1: COE 4; Basketball Sports Day 2; Softball Sportsday Day 2 MIKE BOWMAN ........................203 Latin Club 1: Webster Literary Society 2-4; Student Council Representative 1-3 JOHNNY BRADFORD LINDA BRADFORD TIM BRADLEY ...................... 203. 78. 60 No Tardies 3: Outburst 1-4: Echo Staff 4: Proctor 3-4: Horticulture 4: Varsity Tennis Team 24: Letterman 3-4 LARRY BRENTON .........................203. 54 DONNA BRISS ................................204 DALE BURNETT ......................... 139. 222 Football 4: ROTC 4 ROBERT BURNETT ..............................71 KAY BUTLER ........................... 204. 54 Perfect Attendance 1-3; French Club 1-2; FTA 2; Modern Dance Club 1-2: Orchestra 1-4; Outburst 1-4: Pep Club 1; Red Cross Representative 2 VEVA JEAN BAKER ..................202. 61 No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-3; Bronze E Pin 1. Guard 4: Latin Club 1-3: Eulexia 2-4. Parliamentarian 4. Secretary 4; Silver E Pin 2, Gold E Pin 3: Eastonian Stall 4; Bank Proctor 4; YWCA Youth Crime and Civic-Commission 3-4 CHRISTOPHER BALES .......................202. 61 Band 1-2; Proctor 2-4; Swimming 2 KATHY BALES ..............................203 PAM BALLINGER .................. 203. 78. 64 A Cappella Choir 3-4; Echo Staff 4; Outburst 1-2 GARY BARBER ...............................55 Student Council Representative; COE: Red Cross Representative JAMES BARNES. JR.................... 203. 118 MICHAEL BARNES DAVID BARNHILL ..........................222. 55 JACKIE BEARS ................. 203. 78. 58. 61 FTA 1. Reporter; Modern Language Club 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 1.2,4; Athenians; Photography Club 4; Outburst 1.3; Echo 4 PETRA L. BEECHER ........................203 KENNETH M. BICKLEY ............. 203. 70. 60 Perfect Attendance 1-4; No Tardies 1-4; Latin Club 1-2: Science Club 1-2: JASA 1-3; Photo Club 3-4: Proctor 2-4; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2: Track 1 PAMELA BIXLER ...........................203. 55 No Tardies 1-4; Vocal Music 1; COE 4 c ROBERT S. CALDWELL.......... 204. 55. 160. 155 GARY CAMPBELI.................... 78. 45. 222 DEBBY CARR ............................204 Student Council 1 CLAUDE CARSON CHERYL CASSITY EDWARD CHADWICK MARK D. CHAPMAN .......................204 TOMMY CHRISMAN ELIZABETH CHRISTMAN ........ 204. 53. 64. 226 Perfect Attendance 1-4; No Tardies 1-2: Semester Honor Roll 1-4; Athenians 1-4: Sgt. at Arms 1. Secretary 2. Vice-President 3. President 4; FHA 2: Vocal Music 1; A Cappella Choir 4: Bank Proctor 3; Gym Proctor 4; All Girl Sport Intramurals 1-4: Freshman Shield 2; Sophomore Shield 2; E Letter 3; E Pin 4; Girls Rifle Team 3-4 CATHY CLARK ...........................204 DENNIS CLARK ............... 204. 44. 55. 60. 96 Webster Literary Society 2-4: Student Council Representative 1-2; Proctor 2-3; COE 4: Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Red Cross Representative 1-2 CONNIE CLARY .................... 204, 82. 61 Perfect Attendance 1-4; No Tardies 1-4; A Cappella Choir 2: Band 1-4; Health Proctor 2-3; Office Proctor 4; Outburst 1-4; Eastonian Staff 4 LINDA CLASPILL ........................204 212 Senior Activities JACK CLEARY ..........................204 No Tardies 4; Band 1 SANDRA COFFMAN ...................205. 58 Perfect Attendance 1-3: No Tardies 1-3; Semester Honor Roll 1-3: Bronze E Pin 1. Silver E Pin 2. Gold E Pin 3: French Club 4; Vocal Music 2: Outburst 1-3: Hall Proctor 4 PAT COLEMAN ...................... 205. 61. 94 No Tardies 1-4: Semester Honor Roll 1-2: Latin Club 1-2. President 1. Secretary 2; Leundis Literary Society 1-4. Assistant Treasurer. Treasurer 4: Outburst 2-4; Snowball Queen Attendant 4; Red Cross Representative 2 PATRICK W. CONKLIN GARY CORBIN ..........................222 WILLIAM COX ............ 205. 71, 61. 178 FRANKIE CRAIG .....................205 YVONNE CRAIG ... 205. 78. 44. 45. 201. 64. 94 Leundis Literary Society 1-4. Secretary 4: Junior Class Secretary 3: Senior Class Secretary 4: A Cappella Choir 3-4; Echo Staff 3-4; Student Council Representative 4; Outburst 1-3 RICHARD ALLEN CRANE ..........................55 JAMES CROSBY .................................54 EARL CROSS .................. 205. 78. 70. 60 Perfect Attendance 1-4: Echo Staff 4: Student Council Representative 2.4; Stage Crew 1-4. Co-Captain 4: Golf Team 1-3 JO ANN GROUSER .........................205. 61 No Iardies 1-2; Hall Proctor 4: Health Proctor 3; Student Council Representative 1: Junior-Senior Basketball Game 3 RALPH CRUGAR. JR.............................205 LINDA ELAINE CUNNINGHAM ................205. 59 Athenians 1-3; Hockey Sports Day 1-3 MARY CUNNINGHAM ........................205. 92 Kalailu Literary Society 4 SHIRLEY CUTTING ........................205. 64 Girls Choir 3; Sophomore Choir 4 I) MICHAEL DANIEI..........................206. 55 Hall Proctor 2-3. Cafeteria Proctor 3; COE 4; B Team Football 2 CHARLES P. DAVIS ............ 206, 71. 61, 178 SCOTT DAVIS ............ 206. 138. 147. 201. 96 Junior Class Sgt. at Arms 3; Senior Sgt. at Arms 4; Websters 1-4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Vocal Music 1-2; Student Council Representative 1-2; Football 1-4: Basketball 1 THERESA DAVIS ............... 206. 82. 59. 94 Semester Honor Roll 2-3, Bronze E Pin 1; FTA 2-4. Treasurer 3; Athenians 3; Latin Club 1-4. Treasurer 3- 4: Leundis Literary Society 2-4; Eastonian Staff 3-4; Student Council Representative 3: Outburst 2; Fall Play, See How They Run 4: ROTC Queen Attendant 4 MICHAEL DEAN DAVISON GEORGIA SUE DF.DRICK .......................206 Red Cross Representative 1-2; COE 4 ELENORA MARIE DEMEKE .............. 206. 78. 92 French Club 2-3; Modern Language (dub 4: Pep Club 1; Kalailu Literary Society 2-4. Secretary 4. Parliamentarian 4: Literary Contest-Prepared Speech 2: Echo Staff 4; Student Council Representative 1-2 ADRIAN MARIE DENNIS .........................206 LINDA D. DOPP ...........................206. 60 No Tardies 1-3; Student Council Representative 1 DEBRA DRYDEN ................................206 Outburst 1: Proctor 2-3: Student Council Representative SARAH DUNCAN .................. 206. 54. 224. 94 COF. 4; Beta Sigma Chi 3-4; Leundis Literary Society 1-4; Freshman Chorus 1: Advanced Mixed Chorus 2; Outburst 1: Echo Staff 3: Bears Den Teentown Committee 1-3; Pep Club 1-2: Athenians 2; Gym Proctor 2 DAVID DURBIN 206. 80. 57. 70. 61. 224. 59. 227. 59. 96 Perfect Attendance 2-3; No Tardies 1-3; Semester Honor Roll 1-4. Bronze E Pin 1. Silver E Pin 2. Gold E Pin 3, Guard 4: JASA 1-3. Vice-President 1-3; Latin Club 1-3. President 3: Spanish Club 1-4. President 3; Business Service Club 3-4. Business Trainer 4: Webster Literary Society 1-4. Secretary 3. President 4: Junior Classical League. Secretary 4; Eastonian Staff 3-4. Business Manager 3. Co-Editor-in-Chief 4: Red Cross Representative 1: Health Proctor 1-4: Stage Crew 2-4: Best Student. Most Likely to Succeed ROXANNE DURIGAN ................... 206. 78. 57 Beta Sigma Chi 3-4; Secretary 4: Red Cross Representative 3 CHERYL DYER .............................207. 55 No Tardies 1; Semester Honor Roll 1-2; COE 4; RTI 4; Proctor 3-4 E JAN EDW ARDS ............................... .60 Eulexia Literary Society 4 JOE EKSTROM ............. 207. 70. 44. 45. 46. 96 No Tardies 1-2: Webster Literary Society 1-4: Student Council Representative 2: Red Cross Representative 1 KAY ELIAS ....................................207 Student Council Representative 1-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Red Cross Representative 3 MORRIS EPPERSON ..........................207. 55 Perfect Attendance 2 SUSIE EVANS 213 Senior Activities F KATHRYN FARNSWORTH .....................207 WILLIAM FENIMORE LINDA SUE FENSON .......................207 SHARON FIFF.R ................ 207. 57. 74 FHA 1-4. Secretary 3. Historian 2; Beta Sigma Chi 3-4; Student Council Representative 2.4 JAMETTA FLEMMONS .......................207 LEE FOSTER .........................207. 61 PAUL E. FRANKS .........................208 ELAINE M. FRAZIER ......................208 G DENNIS RAY GANT ........................208 JEANNE KAY GARDNER ................ 208.55 Student Council Representative 1-2; COE 4 REGINA L. GARRETT ............. 208. 78. 64 THERESA GARTMAN ....................208. 61 Latin Club 1; Eulexia Literary Society 1; Vocal Music 1-3; Student Council Representative 2.4: Red Cross Representative 1 KATHRYN CARVER ................ 208. 78. 98 Bronze E Pin 3; Latin Club 1-2; Eulexia Literary Society 3-4. Sgt. at Arms 4; Echo Staff 4 WILLIAM DELL GILLESPIE .............208. 61 ILENE MARIE GOODALE ................208. 71 Semester Honor Roll 3-4; Masqueraders 3-4. Secretary 4; Vocal Music 1; Outburst 2; Student Council 2-3; School Play 3; Pep Club 1 ELIJAH GRADY GEORGE H. GULLEY . 208. 44. 45. 60. 61. 155. 96 Perfect Attendance 1-3; No Tardies 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Webster Literary Society 1-4; Student Council Representative 2-4. Sgt. at Arms 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 3-4; Proctor 3-4; Boys State 3 DARREL D. GUNTER ........... 208. 78. 138. 60. 61 JENESE LYNN GUTHRIE ............ 208. 81. 225. 94 No Tardies 1-3: Semester Honor Roll 1-2; Bronze E Pin 2: Pep Club 1-2; French Club 1; Leundis Literary Society 1-4. Vice-President 4, Secretary 4: Eastonian Staff 3-4; Student Council Representative 1.4: Outburst 1-4; Proctor 3 H BARBARA HALL No I ardies 4; Girls Chorus 4; Girls Rifle Team 4; Basketball League 4 JIMMY HANKS .................................209 MARK HANNEMAN RICKEY I). HARDY BONNIE HARNEY ...........................71. 209 Science Club Reporter 1; Masqueraders 4: Girls Choir 1-2; Sophomore Class Reporter 2; Pep Club 1-2 DONNA HARRIS ................................209 Outburst 1; Proctor 2-3 OPAL HARRIS ............... 209, 81. 60. 64. 98 Perfect Attendance 2; No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 3; Latin Club 2; Eulexia Literary Society 3-4, Critic 4; A Cappella Choir 2-4; Freshman Choir 1: Eastonian Staff 3-4. Publicity Manager 3. ROTC Editor 4: Outburst 1.2.4; Red Cross 1 ROBERT LEE HARRIS ............. 209. 60. 61. 67 Perfect Attendance 1-4; No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 2; Scholarship E Pin. Bronze 2; Photo Club 4; Band 1-4. Music Letterman 3; District Band Contest 1-3. District Music Contest; Trio 2. Quartet 2-3; State Music Contest Quartet 2; City Band Festival 1-4; Music in Review 1-4; Hall Proctor 3-4; Cafeteria Proctor 3-4 JUDY HATCHITT ..............................209. 94 No Tardies 1-4; French Cluh 1-2, Secretary 2. Treasurer 2: Pep Club 1-3; Leundis Literary Society 1-4; Student Council 1-3: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Red Cross 4; Proctor 4 DONNA HEDBERG ...............................209 No Tardies 1-4; Band 2-4. District Music Contest Quartet 2-3; City Band Festival 1-4; State Music Contest Quartet 2; Qutburst 1-4; Music in Review 1-4; Majorette 4 ROBERT L. HELLER CARRIE HENDERSON ...........................209. 54 Perfect Attendance 1-2: Athenians 1: Vocal Music 1-2; Outburst 1; Shindig 2-4: Basketball Sports Day 2; Volleyball Sports Day 1; Softball Sports Day 1 SANDRA LOUISE HENDERSON .....................209 JANET HENDRICKS ................... 209. 54. 61 FHA 1; Cub Echo 3; Student Council Representative 3: Pep Club 1. Volleyball Sports Day 1. Manager 1; COE 4; Health Proctor 3 NANCY HIBBS ....................... 209. 83. 55 No Tardies 2-3; Beta Sigma Chi 3-4; Eastonian Staff 4: COE 4 ROSEMARY HICKLIN .......... 210. 78. 201. 226 Perfect Attendance 1-3; No Tardies 1-3; Semester Honor Roll 4: French Club 1-2. Secretary 2. Sgt. at Arms 2: Sea Nymphs 1-3; Vice-President 3, Sgt. at Arms 3: Leundis Literary Society 1-4. Inter-Society Representative 4; Outburst 2-4: Echo Staff 4: Student Council Representative 3; Gift Receiver of Junior Class 3; Secretary. Senior Class 4: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Beta Sigma Chi 3-4 JEANIE HICKMAN ..............................210 Student Council Representative 3 214 Senior Activities ROBERT HIGGINS .......................210. 54 MIKE HINDS ................ 222, 139. 60. 61. 226 TIMOTHY O’DELL HITE RICKY LEN HOLBERT ....................210. 60 Photo Club 4; Vice-President 4; Football 1-2: Wrestling 2: Track 1; Hall Proctor 2-3; Cafeteria Proctor 3-4 FRANCES HOUSER .............. 210. 81. 47. 59. 92 Perfect Attendance 3: Semester Honor Roll 1.3: FTA 2-4. Secretary 3. Vice-President 3. President 4: Photo Club 3; Latin Club 1-2. President 1-2; Kalailu Literary Society 1-4. Inter-Society 4, Sgt. at Arms 3. President 4: Short Story Representative, Literary faintest 3: Easto-nian Staff 4; Student Council 1-2; Pep Club 1-2 DELORES COLINE HOWELL..............210 JACKIE L. HOWERY JOYCE A. HUDSON .......... 210. 46. 60. 98 Honor Roll 1-4. Silver and Gold E Pins 2-3: Eulexia Literary Society 2-4; Vice-President 4: Fail Play 4; Outburst 4; Audio-Visual Proctor 4; Red Cross Representative 4 KENNETH HUFFMAN ......................210. 60 Engineers Club 1-3; Photo Club 3-4: Student Council 1-2; Football 1: Track 1; Wrestling 2: Hall Proctor 2-3: Cafeteria Proctor 2-3 WILMA JEAN HUNTER J SUSAN JACKMAN .............................71 Latin Club 1-2: Masqueraders 4; Student Council Representative 1 CYNTHIA JOHNSON ............... 210. 57. 45. 98 DELENE JONES .........................210. 54 No Tardies 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Athenians 1: A Cap-pella Choir 2-4; COE 4: Volleyball Sports Day Team 2; Softball Sports Day Team 2; Basketball Sports Day Team 1-2 JO ANN JONES .......................211 RHONDA L. JONES .................211. 55 WILLIE ARTHUR JONES ............211. 138 Vocal Music 2-4: Band 1; Football 1.3.4: Track 1-4: Wrestling 3-4; Cross Country 2 K STEVEN JAMES KASZUBA .............211. 46 CHRISTINE KENIG ..................211, 55 French Club 2-3; Student Council Representative 4; Honor Roll 4; COE 4 DOROTHY LEE KEPNER _______ 211. 47. 71. 225. 92 Perfect Attendance 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-4; Scholarship E Pin Bronze 1, Gold 2, Silver 3: Masqueraders 3-4: Historian 3. Parliamentarian 4. President 4; School-at-Large Representative in Narrative 2; Fall Play 3, Spring Play 3, Student Director of Fall Play 4 DANNY KILGORE 211. 44. 45. 139. 140. 29. 60. 61. 160. 154. 226. 97 Perfect Attendance 1-4; No Tardies 1.3.4: Vice-President Senior Class 4; Webster Literary Society 1-4. Treasurer 4. Inter-Society 4; Cafeteria Proctor 3-4: Audio-Visual Proctor 4: Student Council Treasurer 4. Student Council Vice-President 4: Football 2-4. Captain 4: Basketball 2-4: Senior Ballot: Ideal Boy KATHERINE MARIE KILLION ...........211 LESLIE GENE KINNISON ..............211 RANDY KRATSCHMER ..................211 ROBIN KRATSCHMER 211. 81. 44. 45. 61. 64. 226. 99 Semester Honor Roll 1.3; Sea Nymphs 1; Spanish ('tub 2. Sgt. at Arms 2; Pep Club 1; Eulexia Literary Society 1-4. Ideal Eulexian 4. Inter-Society 4: A Cappella Choir 3-4. Vice-President 4: Eastonian Staff 3-4. Business Manager 4; Swim Sports Day 2: Homecoming Queen Attendant; King Queen of Hearts Attendant: Snowball Queen 4: Senior Ballot: Most Popular BOB KRAWCZYK 211. 44. 45. 139. 201. 60. 61. 224. 97 No Tardies 2,4; Scholarship E Pin 2; Latin (dub 1-2; President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; Webster Literary Society 1-4. Vice-President 4; President of Student Council 4: Basketball 1-2: Football 2-4; Cafeteria Proctor 3-4: Audio-Visual Proctor 4: Senior Ballot: Done Most For East DAVID BRUCE KRETZSCHMER ..............212. 71. 60 Perfect Attendance 2: Masqueraders 3-4; Proctor 3-4: Horticulture 4: Tennis Team 3-4 BARBARA KROUSE ............................212, 79 Sea Nymphs 1-3; Girls Choir 3-4; Echo 4: Pep Club 1-2 GLORIA KRYSA ............ 212. 79. 46. 60. 61. 64 Pep Club 1: Eulexia Literary Society 2-4. Secretary 4: A Cappella Choir 4; Echo Staff 3-4. Page Editor: Outburst 1; Red Cross Representative 2.4 MITCHEL KRYSA ........... 212. 60. 61. 225. 97 No Tardies 3; Latin (dub 1-2; Webster Literary Society 1-4; Proctor 4 L GEORGE LAMBROS .....................212. 60 Freshman Football 1; Jr. Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3-4: Track 1: Proctor 4; COE 4 CATHERINE LANE BETTY LAPE .........................212. 54 Girl's Choir 3; A Cappella Choir 4: COE 4 KATHY LATERRA ......................212.61 Perfect Attendance 2: No Tardies 2-4: Speakers' Bureau 215 Senior Activities 3: Leundis Literary Society 3-4. Assistant Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1 CAROLYN LAWSON ................................212 KENNETH LEE 212. 83. 58. 47. 71. 60. 64. 225. 93 No Iardies 1-3: Semester Honor Roll 1-4: Scholarship E Pin. Bronze 2. Silver 3. Gold 4: Masqueraders 1-4. Treasurer 3. Parliamentarian 4. President 3: French Club 1-4: FTA 4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Hamilton Literary Society 2-4. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. President 4: Vocal Music 1-4. A Cappella Choir 2-4: Literary Contest 3. Silver Medal 3: American Legion Oratory 4: Eastonian Staff 4: Proctor 3-4; Senior Ballot: Best Actor MARIE LESNIAK ............ 212. 79. 45. 60. 61. 227 French Club 1-2. Vice-President 2: Leundis Literary Society 2-4. Reporter 4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Outburst 1-3; Echo 4. Ad Manager 4. Page Editor 4: Pep Club 1-2: Hall Proctor 3-4 SUSAN LINDER ...................... 83. 64. 95. 99 Semester Honor Roll 1-2; Junior Classical League 2-3; Eulexia Literary Society 1.2.4. Assistant Treasurer 4. Treasurer 4; A Cappella Choir 2.4: Speech Tournament 3: Eastonian Staff 4. Business Manager 4: Volleyball Sports Day 1: Red Cross 3 ALAN LIPPINCOTT ...................213. 138 Football 1-4; Tennis 1-3 JEWELINE LOCKHEART .....................213 BEVERLY LOUTHAIN ............... 213. 79. 67 Perfect Attendance 3: French (dub 1-2: Band 1-4: Echo Staff 4 M CHARLIE MADLOCK JOHN RICHARD MASSIE 213. 70. 44. 45. 46. 60. 61. 224 KATHERINE MAY .......................222 LINDA MAY ............................213 VIRGINIA MAY .........................61 DAVID MCCAIN .....................213. 55 KAREN MCCAIN 313. 81. 57. 47. 71. 60. 224. 227. 95 Perfect Attendance 1-4: No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-4: AAUW 3-4; Scholarship E Pin 1-4: Latin Club 1-2; Drama Club 3-4. Treasurer 3. Historian-Reporter 4. Secretary 4; Leundis Literary Society 1-4. Treasurer 4. Reporter: Literary Contest Narrative 5th place. 3rd Place Essay 3: Eastonian Staff 3-4. Assistant Literary Editor 4: Pep Club 1-2: Business Service Club 3-4. Treasurer 4, Vice-President 4; Outburst 2: DAR Good Citizen: Senior Ballot: Most Likely to Succeed, Best Student: King and Queen of Hearts Attendant TERRI MC CALL .!.......................213. 55 Beta Sigma Chi 3-4: Red Cross Representative 3 JANE MCCARTY ............ 213. 47. 44. 71. 61. 95 No Tardies 1-4: Semester Honor Roll 1-4: AAUW 3-4: Scholarship E Pin 1-4: Latin Club 1-2; Masqueraders 1-4. Secretary 3, Vice-President 3. President 4: Leundis Literary Society 1-4. President 4. Inter-Society 4: Literary Contest 1st Place Poem 2. Prepared Speech 3rd Place, Short Story 4: Eastonian Staff 3; Student Council Representative 1-4. Executive Board 1; Outburst 2.4; Broadlick Honor Roll; Spring Play Make-up Director 3; Fall Play Costumes Director 2: ROTC Queen Attendant CHERYL MC CULLY .......................214. 55 No Tardies 1-4; FHA 2-4. President 3. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3: COE 4 WESLEY MCGEE ............ 222. 138. 148. 61. 155 JEANNE MCGHEE ............... 214. 52. 45. 46. 92 Bronze E Pin 1. Silver F. Pin 2; Pep Club 1; Sea Nymphs 1-4. President 4: Kalailu Literary Society 1-4. President 4; Student Council 3: Red Cross 3-4; Outburst 1.2.4; ROTC Queen Attendant 4 MIKE MCVEY .................... 222. 81. 139. 97 J ASA 2-4: Photo Club 4. President 4; Webster Literary Society 2-4 MARY MIDDLETON .................................214 PATSY MILLER ...................................214 MARY F. MINARD .......... 214. 78. 46. 60. 59. 92 Perfect Attendance 1.2.4: No Tardies 1-4: Bronze E Pin 3: Latin Club 1-3: Kalailu Literary Society 3-4. Critic 4: Echo Stafl 4, Co-Editor 4: Outburst 2: Chess Club 4; Girls Rifle Team 3-4: YWCA Crime Commission 3-4; Red Cross Representative 3; Proctor 3 CLARENCE MOORE ................ 214. 81. 139. 155 Latin Club 1: Band 1-4; Eastonian 4; Student Council Representative 1: Football 1. Varsity Letterman; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Cross Country 3; Red Cross Repre- sentatives 2-3 JOHNNIE ATWOOD MOORE ......................222 BRENDA MOYER ..............................214 Latin Club 1-2: No Tardies 2-3 PATRICIA MUDD ..................... 214. 79. 60 Masqueraders 3-4. Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1: Declamation Contest UMKC; Echo Staff 4; Student Council Representative 1; Pep Club 1; Proctor 3-4: Red Cross Representative 2 KATHY MUNCY ............................214. 71 Masqueraders 1.2.4; Student Director of Fall Play 4 KAREN MYERS ..................... 215. 79. 44. 64 MARY MYKA ..............................215. 79 Perfect Attendance 1-2; No Tardies 1-2: French Club 1; Echo Stafl 4: Red Cross Representative 1 IN NANCY ANN NADER .................... 215, 74. 64 FHA 2-4. President 4. Historian 3: Girls Glee Club 2-3; Girls Choir 2-3; Sophomore Choir 4: Outburst 1.3 216 Senior Activities KATHRYNE NEELEY ....................215. 54 Latin Club 1-2; Kalailu Literary Society 2: Band 1-2; COE 4 EVERETT EUGENE NELSON .................215. 60 Horticulture 3-4; Swimming Team 2-3. Football 1 THOMAS NITE ...........................215. 154 Semester Honor Roll 1-4: Bronze E Pin 1. Silver E Pin 2. Gold E Pin 3. Guard 4: Spanish Club 1; Photo Club 3; A Cappella 1-3; State Vocal Contest 2-3. Eastonian 3; Student Council 1.3: Football 1: Track 1; Swimming 1 LINDA SUE NUSBAUM ................ 215, 55. 61 Student Council Representative 1: Red Cross Representative 3; Proctor 3-4; COE 4 JOHN NYCE .....................215. 60. 61. 59 Perfect Attendance 4; No Tardies 1-4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Cross Country 2 o JO ANN OGRIZOVICH ................ 215, 54. 95 Sea Nymphs 2-3. Sgt. at Arms 3; Leundis Literary Society 3-4; Outburst 1,3; Teen Town Committee 1-3; COE 4: Proctor 3 JOHNNY OSBORN .............................215. 54 ROBERT OSBOURNE ...........................215. 54 TER I OSTROVIAK ......... 216, 78. 45, 61. 201 Semester Honor Roll 1-3; Bronze E Pin 1: Latin Club 1-2; Eulexia 1-4, Treasurer 4, Reporter 4: Outburst 1-2; Echo Editor-in-Chief 4: Student Council Representative 3 P GINA PANKNIN ..........................216 RICHARD PERIMAN ....................216.61 STEVEN PHILLIPS .......................216 SHERMAN POE RICHARD POWELL ....................216. 97 W ebster Literary Society 1-4; Echo Staff 3 FRANCES (AULT) PUGH ................202.55 No Tardies 1-4; Bronze E Pin 4: Latin Club 1-2: Eulexia Literary Society 1-4; Student Council 4; COE 4 KATHY PUGH ............................216 Leundis Literary Society 2; Pep Club 1; COE 4 DEBORAH PYLE ..........................216 R DIANE RAINES .. 216. 81. 47, 60. 225, 92. 45. 52 No Tardies 1-4: Semester Honor Roll 1-4: AAUW 3-4; Bronze E Pin 1. Gold 2. Silver 3. Guard 4; Sea Nymphs 1-4. Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 1-2. Secretary 2. Treasurer 2; Athenians 1-3. Parliamentarian 1. Treasurer 2: Kalailu Literary Society 1-4. Parliamentarian 2. Treasurer 4. Vice-President 4: Literary Contest, Essay; Eastonian Stall 3-4. Associate Editor 4; Student Council Representative 4. Executive Board 4; Outburst 1-4; Senior Ballot; Most Bashful JUNIOR EDDIE RAYBORN ..........................1.38 JANET REA ......................................216 JUDY REARDON .........................217. 55 Sea Nymphs 2-4. Vice-President 4; Teen Town Committee 3-4, Secretary 4: COE 4; Snowball Queen Attendant BILLY GENE RENEAU ......... 217. 55. 60. 225. 97 Webster Literary Society 2-4; Teen Town Committee 1-4: Proctor 2-3: COE 4; Track 1; Swimming 2-4: Senior Ballot: Best Dancer ANNA RICHARDSON .217 MILDRED RIGGS JAMES ROBERTS GARY ROBERTSON .................... 217, 61. 97 Perfect Attendance 14; No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-4. Scholarship E Pin Bronze 1. Silver 3. Guard 4; JASA 1-3; Photo Club 4; W'ebster Literary Society 2-4 KATHLEEN RODGERS ...............................217 Kalailu Literary Society 1-2 ALICE RODRIGUEZ ......................217. 44 LINDA ROGERS ...................................217 S DON SANDLIN .....................................54 Football 3; COE 4 MARGARITA SANTELLAN ............................217 Perfect Attendance 1-4: No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1; Red Cross 1-2 HENRY SAVWOIR ............. 217. 83. 58. 71. 93 French Club 1-3; Modern Language Club 4; Masqueraders 4; Hamilton Literary Society 1-4. Sgt. at Arms 3. President 4. Hamiltonian 4. Secretary 4: Eastonian Staff 4; ROTC Battalion Commander 4; City Corps of Cadets Commander. Colonel 4; Chicago Tribune Award 2; Proctor 3-4; Boys State 3 CLAUDIA SCATLIFFE _____ 217. 46. 60. 67. 225. 99 Perfect Attendance 1-2: FTA 4; Eulexia Literary Society 4: Choir 2; Orchestra 1-4; Outburst 1-4; Music in Review' 1-4: Basketball Sports Day 4; Red Cross 4; Senior Ballot: Best Dancer ROBERT SCHULZE .........................218 JERALD SCOTT ................... 60. 64. 226 ROBERTA SCOTT ......................218. 83 Semester Honor Roll 1-3: Bronze E Pin 1. Silver 2. Gold 3: AAUW 3-4; FT A 3; Scholastic Art Award 3: Eastonian Staff 4: Art Proctor 3; Proctor 4 Senior Activities RODGER SEIDEEMAN 218. 44. 45. 138. 60, 61. 226. 97 Perfect Attendance 1-2: No Tardies 1-2: Scholarship E Pin, Bronze 1. Silver 2, Gold 3, French Club 1-3; Vice-President. Junior Class; Webster Literary Society 1-4, Treasurer 4. Inter-Society 4: Student Council Representative 2: Vice-President 4. President 4: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3: Proctor 3-4: Senior Ballot: Most Popular CHERYL SHADWICK ......................218. 79 No Tardies 1-4: Bronze E Pin 1: Kalailu Literary Society 1-2: French Club 2-3: Drama Club 2: Echo Staff 4: Band 1: A Cappella Choir 3-4: Pep Club 1-2: Outburst 1-3; Red Cross 2-3; Student Council Representative 4 PAT SHELLEY ..........................218.83 No Tardies 1-4: Spanish Club 2; Leundis 1-2: Eastonian Staff 4; Echo Staff 3; Student Council Representative 4 MAE HELEN SHELLEY .........................218 ORVILLE SHELTON ......................218. 61 Webster Literary Society 2-4; Proctor 2-3; Freshman Track; Football 2 BETTY SHERMAN .......... 218. 44. 45. 224. 64. 95 No I'ardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-2; Scholarship E Pin Bronze 2: Latin Club 1-2; Pep Club 1; Leundis Literary Society. Sgt. at Arms 4. President 4; Choir 4; Eastonian Staff 3; Student Council Representative 1.2.4; Outburst 1.2.4: Beta Sigma Chi 3-4; Senior Ballot: Jolly Good: Basketball Homecoming Queen TERRY SIMPSON .............................218 EARNEST SINGLETON .........................218 LEONARD SMALLWOOD .........................219 Basketball 1-2 BRENDA SMITH ..............................219 CINDY SMITH ..........219. 81. 47. 44. 67. 59. 92 No Tardies 1-4: Semester Honor Roll 1-4: Scholarship E Pin Bronze 1, Silver 2. Gold 3. Guard 4: FTA 2-4. President 4: Secretary 4; Athenians 1-3: Latin Club 1-4. President 3; Kalailu Literary Society 1-4. Historian 3. Secretary 4. Treasurer 4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 3-4; District Music Contest 3: Eastonian Staff 3-4; Student Council Representative 4; Small Shield 1, Large Shield 2 DENNIS SMITH ..............................219 NANCY SMITH ................ 219. 79. 64. 226. 95 No Tardies 2-3; Latin Club 2-3, President 3; Photo Club 4. Asst. Treasurer 4. Secretary 4: Leundis Literary Society 2-4, Leundian 4. Critic 4; Outburst 1-4; Echo 4; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; ROTC Queen VICTOR SMITH ................... 219. 46. 60. 64 Photo Club 3; A Cappella Choir 2-4; Student Council Representative 1-3: Basketball 2; Cross Country 1; Red Cross 1-4, Sgt. at Arms 1. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4 RONNIE SNEDDEN .......................219. 55 Proctor 3; Cross Country 1; COE 4 ETHEL SPRINGER ...................... 222. 164 No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-4; Scholarship E Pin Bronze 2, Silver 3. Gold 4; A Cappella Choir 2-4; Outburst 1-4 ROBERTA STARK .................... 219. 74. 46 No Tardies 1-4: F11A 3-4: Girls' Choir 4; Outburst 1; Red Cross Representative 4 ANNA STEPIEN ..........................219. 79 No Tardies 1-2: Echo Staff 4: Red Cross Representative 2 DONALD STIDHAM ................... 219. 60. 224 SANDRA STONE ..................... 219. 79. 71 Masqueraders 3-4; FHA 1; Girls’ Choir 2; Echo Staff 4; Student Council Representative 2; Red Cross Representative 4 MATTIE STUBBS ..............................219 PAULA SULLIVAN ............................220. 54 Kalailu Literary Society 3-4; COE 4 DIANN SUTHERLIN ............................220 Spanish Club 3; Audio-Visual Proctor 4: Health Proctor 3; Outburst 2-3 DEANN SUTHERLIN ...........................220. 60 CYNTHIA TA.NKERSLEY 220. 99. 80. 47. 52. 45. 44. 60. 224 No Tardies 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-4: AAUW 3-4 Scholarship E Pin Bronze 2, Silver 3. Gold 4. Guard 4 Spanish Club 1-2; Eulexia Literary Society 2-4, Presi dent 4. Ideal Eulexian 4; A Cappella Choir 2; Freshman Chorus; Literary Contest Essay 3; Betty Crocker Award; Eastonian Staff 3-4. Co-Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Outburst 1,3,4: Gym Proctor 2; Sea Nymphs 2-4. President 4; Student Council 2nd Vice-President 4; Executive Board 4; Senior Ballot: Done Most for East MONA TAYLOR ................... 220. 3. 61. 64 Girls Choir 2-3: A Cappella Choir 4; Eastonian Staff 4; Photography Club 4: Bank Proctor 4 PERRY TAYLOR ..................220. 138. 227 Football 1-4: Wrestling 2-4 WALTER TELLIS ......................220. 61 MARK THOMPSON ............................54 ILENE THOMPSON .....................220. 54 COE 4 KATHLEEN THOMSON ........................220 JOYCE THORPE .......................220. 55 GWEN TIFFANY ............ 220. 78. 201, 64. 99 Pep Club 1-2: Senior Class Reporter; Optimist Citizenship Award 4: Broadliek Honor Roll 1-2: Eulexia Literary Society 3-4. Vice-President 4, President 4; A Cap-pclla Choir 2-4: Spring Music Festival 3-4: Opera 1-2; District Music Contest 3; Echo Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Outburst 1-4; Snowball Queen Attendant 4; Red Cross 1 218 Senior Activities RICHARD TOMPKINS ................220. 60 KAREN TOWE ................. 221. 54. 61 CECILIA TROWBRIDGE ..... 221. 57. 79. 92 Perfect Attendance 3-4; No Tardies 2-4; Beta Sigma Chi 3-4. Vice-President 4: Kalailu Literary Society 4. Ideal Kalailuan 4: Band 1-2: Orchestra 1; Echo 4: Majorette 2-4 V SHERYAL VENYARD ............... 222. 52, 227 No Tardies 4: Modern Dance Club 1-4; Outburst 1; Spanish Club 1; Gym Proctor 1: Music in Review 1; Sea Nymphs 2-4 w ROBERT WADE ................... 221. 79. 67 FLORA WALKER WILLIAM WALLACE ........................221 Stage Crew 3-4; Tennis 2-3; Proctor 2-4 FRANCES KAY WASMER ...............221. 55 COE MARY WATERS ......................221. 55 COE 4 SANDRA WEEKS .....................221. 64 Latin Club 2-3; Kalailu Literary Society 4; A Cappella Choir 2-4; Outburst 1 KICK WEST ..............................221 Photo Club 4; JASA 3 CHARLEY WHITFIELD ................221. 54 COE 4 PAUL WHITTEMORE .................... 58. 64 EDWARD WILLIAMS GLEN WILLIAMS ........................223. 67 Photo Club 4, Secretary 4. Treasurer 4; Band Festival 2-4; Orchestra Festival 2-4: Outburst 2-4; Music in Review 1-4 RAY WILLIAMS ................. 223. 138. 55 Student Council Representative 4; Football 1-4 JAMES WILSON .............................223 VICKIE WILSON MARY WISE No Tardies 1-2; Athenians 1; Basketball Sports Day 1 PAT WISE .................................223 NICHOLAS WOLFE ...........................222 JOANN WOOD ...........................223. 61 No Tardies 2-4; Proctor 3-4; Outburst 2 SUSAN WOOLERY ........................223. 60 Y NEAL YOUNG ..................... 223. 227. 97 Webster Literary Society 1-4. Secretary 4: Football 1; Proctor 2-4; Senior Ballot: Social Lion; King of Hearts SUSIE YOUNG .............................223 Z JIM ZAHNER .................... 223. 78. 60. 93 Hamilton Literary Society 3-4; Echo 4, Co-Editor 4: Swim Team 3 GEORGE ZUBA ...........................223 219 General Index AAUW............................................. 47 ADE ............................................. 56 Athenians ....................................... 55 Awards Assembly..................................246 Baccalaureate ...................................249 Band ............................................ 66 Basketball ......................................154 Basketball Queen ...............................155 Bears' Den....................................... 75 Broadlick Award..................................245 Business Club ................................... 57 Cafeteria ....................................... 27 Cheerleaders .................................... 48 COE ............................................. 54 Custodians ...................................... 26 Eastonian Queen ................................. 85 Eastonian Staff.................................. 80 Echo Staff....................................... 78 Eulexia Literary Society ........................ 98 Faculty ......................................... 20 FHA ............................................. 74 FTA.............................................. 47 Football ........................................136 Freshmen.........................................110 Girls' Sports ................................... 51 Golf Team .......................................238 Graduation ......................................251 Hamilton Literary Society ....................... 93 Homecoming ......................................149 Homecoming Queen................................153 Inter-Society ................................... 88 Juniors .........................................190 Junior Officers .................................188 Kalailu Literary Society......................... 92 King and Queen of Hearts ........................ 90 Latin Club....................................... 59 Leundis Literary Society......................... 94 Library Staff.....................................19 Literary Contest ................................240 Masqueraders .................................... 71 Modern Language Club............................. 58 Music in Review .................................241 National Honor Society .........................243 Office Staff..................................... 25 Orchestra......................................... 67 Orientation Week ................................ 89 Outburst ........................................ 72 Pep Club ......................................... 50 Play ............................................ 68 Proctors......................................... 60 Prom ............................................242 PTA ............................................. 40 Red C ross ...................................... 46 ROTC ............................................176 ROTC Queen ......................................186 Santa Fe Relays .................................237 Sea Nymphs ...................................... 52 Senior Activities ...............................228 Senior Assembly .................................247 Senior Ballot....................................224 Senior Officers .................................200 Seniors .........................................202 Snowball Queen .................................. 76 Sophomores ......................................118 Spanish Club..................................... 57 Stage Crew ...................................... 70 Student Council ................................. 44 Subfreshmen .....................................102 Swim Team .......................................172 Swim Show .......................................239 Tennis Team .....................................238 Track............................................168 Track Queen .....................................237 Vocal Music ..................................... 62 Webster Literary Society......................... 96 Wresiling Team ..................................175 220 School Personnel Bailey. Florence 27 Barndt. Crystal 30 Barnett. diaries 26 Barnett, Ola 26 Behnke. Pearl 27 Benson. Richard 36 Berendzen. Leo 26 Bowman. Laura 27 Bower. Sarah 39 Brown. Roy 38 Buchanan. Robert 78. 34 Burke. Bernice 40 Burks. Walter 34 Byrd. Marjorie 34 Calvert. Page 39 Calwell. Michael 29 Carlson. Bonnie Jean 40 Chapman, Elizabeth 33 (dark, Julie 27 Clary, Virginia 40 (dander. Max 26 Cohen, Ben 30 Coleman. Betty 40 Collins. Mary 37 Coomes, Cwynnc 32 Craig. Margaret 39 Crosby. Clarice 25 Dailey. Edith 27 Dashach. Carolyn 35 Day. Paul 29 Denny. Clara 27 Denton. Leslie 70. 46. 36 Dickson. Jim 36 Dickson. L. Clayton 23 Diener. Phyllis 74. 36 Diener. Robert 37 Donnelly. Dorothy 58. 33 Duncan. Martha 40 Early. Pauline 39 Eekhoff, Kenneth 37 Ellis. Ezra (). 26 Everett. Hilda 27 Landis. Lucy 35 Lightfoot. Mablc 26 Lombardino. Mamie 27 Lynn. Helen 40 Rinkcnhaugh. Esther 27 Robinson. Levon 31 Roether, Doug 138. 36 Ryon. Jim 33 Felici, Americo 32 Fields, Les 38 Fisher. Fred 139. 32 Caller. Raymond 54. 55. 36 Cauldin. Mary 37 Ceruver. Lawrence 26 Civins. William 26 Greer. Erva 26 Gregory. Millie 24 Crimes. Albert Grover, Nedra 39 Harris. Virland 38 Harrison. Cosby 31 Henry. Lonnie 27 Hess. Jim 32 Hess. Joseph 24. 47 Hicklin. Zcnnie 40 Highfill. Mary 27 Hill. Dorothy 27 Holder. Robert 29 Hommes. Harry 30 Horner. Molly 61 llortle. Brian 29 Houtchens. Judy 57. 36 Jones, Cheryl 31 Johnson. Peggy 40 Keeney. Edward 26 King. Carl 150, 154. 30 Klapis. Andrew 36 La Fayette. Irene 33 Mabbott. Donovan 33 Macey. Joyce 35 Mailot. Tom 150. 29 Markev. E.A. 23 Marsh. Myrtle 27 Massey. Myrna 35 McClure, (dark 37 McClure. Virginia 24 McKanna. Nellie 36 McLaughlin. Evelyn 33, 59 Vliddendorf. Susan 30 Miller. Mamie 27 Miller. Theresa 38 Moore. Creamola 40 Morian. Helen 31 Morton. Avis 37 Mullins. Lola 27 Negus, Nadine 40 - Nichols, Charles 151. 32 O'Dell. Irene 27 Oyloe, Charlene 71. 33 Parkerson. Yvonne 33 Penny, James 32 Prewitt. William 81, 35 Priefert. L.A. 37 Proctor. Opal 41 Raines. Lucille 41 Rams. Dorothy 35 Randol. Christine 27 Reiman. Geneva 37 Ridley. William T. 23 Sanders. Judith 31 Samecki. Judith 33 Schultz. Arthur 26 Scott. Willie 41 Seidelman. Anna 41 Sell. Marion 67. 33 Shawhan. Sandra 39 Shelton. Arthur 26 Shouse. James W. 26 Smart. Jack 29 Smith. Nancy 41 Sneed. Rae 38 Stewart. Anna 124 Stroud, William E. 23 Taylor. Mildred 24 Taylor. .(). 38 Thomas. Nora Jane 41 Tyler. Robbie 41 Vanderpool. Nancy 41 Van W inkle. Florence 27 Watson. Helen 25 Webber, Jack 151. 37 West. Carl 30 Wheeler, Maureen 31 Winegar. Jerry 35 Winters, Linda 35 Wolfe. Vlaurine 27 Woolery. Virginia 41 W right, Berenice 29 Zickefoose. Mary 30 J uniors Abram. Darrel 190 Allen, Dennis 190 Anderson. Jerome 190 Anderson. Thelma 190 Armor. Dennis 190 Ash. Howard 70. 60. 96 Atehley. Kitty 190. 64 Aucutt, Linn 190. 44. 45. 139. 147. 46. 60. 61 Austin. Cheryle 190. 82. 44. 50. 49. 48 Baehtel. Mike 190 Bailev. Nancy 190. 78. 57. 44. 45. 50. 60 Baker. Jerry 190 Ban hart. Fred 190 Barchors. Joyce 190 Barry. Charlie 190, 60. 61. 150. 96 Batye, Marsha 190. 45. 60 Beckett. Carol 190. 53. 61. 98 Belke. Cathy 190. 44 Bell, Dennis 190. 45. 139. 60. 61 Benda, Harold 190,150 Benda. Julie 58. 47 Berry, Debbie 190. 57. 50. 189. 49 Blackburn. Bernie 190 Blaker. Steve 190 Blakey. Judy 190. 78 Boshe. Richard 190 Bow man. Elaine 190 Bradley. Stephanie 190 Breit. Peggy 190 Briss. Gerald 190 Brooks. Bob 190 Brown. Ed 191 Brown, Joyce 190. 59 Browning, Linda 191, 64 Brubeck. Donna 191. 64 Bryan. Paul 191 Brzechwa. Jane 191 Bukovac, Bob 191 Burke. Janice 191. 81. 58. 47. 50. 60. 61. 98 Burlingame. Richard 191 Burnett, Cathy 191. 78. 98 Burnett. Mike 191 Butner. Linda 191. 52. 44. 45. 60, 98 Cahill. Tim 191 Cahill. Tom 191. 44. 60 Capps. Bob 191 Carrasco. Robert 191. 60. 61. 59 Carson. Barbara 191 Carter, Sheila 191 Castor. Ray 191 Caudell. Tom 191. 70. 45 Chambers, Mary 191. 58. 98 Chancellor. Bob 191 Chard. Bill 191 Coe, Mary 191. 46 Coleman. David 191. 138. 46. 60.61 Colic. John 191. 82. 45. 46. 60 Collier. David 191 Con fere. Betty 191 Conklin. Cynthia 191 Cook, Eula 191. 92 Copenhaver. Donna 192. 61 Corbin. Jack 192. 139. 140. 60. 61 Cotten. Brenda 192 Cox, Anita 192 Cox, Garv 192. 189. 60. 61. 154. 96 Coulson. Diana 192 Cowell. Mathie 192 Craft. Carol 192. 78. 60. 98 Crane. Becky 192 Crumpley, Jeanette 192. 78. 44 Cunningham. Arlisher 192 Cunningham. Kathy 192 Cunningham. Ronnie 192.45. 150 Cunningham. Patty 192. 61. 59 Daniels. Shelly 192, 53. 44. 45 Davis. Debbie 192 Davis. Mark. 192. 45. 139. 140. 189. 46. 60 Dennison. Carol 192. 50 Dombroski. Dale 192 Drake. Larry 192 Drake. Richard 192. 61 Drane. Ruby 192. 58 Dryden. Richard 192. 45. 64 Dunn. Charlie 192 Durbin. Marilvn 192. 82. 71. 59. 98 Durigan. Jim 192. 71. 60. 61. 96 Dykes, George 192 Ebert. Marilyn 192 Echols. Ernest 192 Eckenroed, Chuck 192. 60, 59, 93 Ekstrom. Shauna 192. 98 Eli. Barbara 192. 53. 98 Elliot. Ena 192 Ellis. Carl 193 Esteban, Frank 193 Evans. Joyce 193. 82. 58. 98 Farris. Phyllis 193 Farris, Sue 193 Finley. Sharon 193. 44. 60 Ford, Barbara 193. 71. 154 Ford. David 193 Ford. Rodney 138. 61 Formella. Josephine 193 Franks. Warren 193 Frederick. Jeanie 193 Free. Richard 193 Frost, Arlene 193 Frost. Jim 193 Fry, Debbie 193 Carver. Larry 193 Gillespie, Dennis 193 Gillespie. Sherry 193 Gonzalez. Joe 193. 44. 45. 61 Good ell. Brenda 193 Gordon, Don 193 Gosoroski. Larry 193 Grady. Linda 193 Green, George 193 Green, Howard 193 Green. Kathy 193 Griffin, N’anev 193. 45. 61 Gulick. Cathy 194. B3. 47. 99 Gulley, Larry 194 Guthrie, Bob 194. 139. 147. 60. 155 Cuthridgc. Cheryl 194 Hager. Dianna 194, 74. 64 Hager. Jim 194 Hall, Chery l 194. 53. 46 Hanks. Ray 194 Hardin. Rita 194 Harper, Susie 194. 61 Hawn. Vickie 19 1. 78. 64. 99 Herrera. Florence 194 Herrera. Lucy 194 Hill. Karen 194 Hill. Patti 194 Horn. Peggy 194 Hoskins. Albert 194. 61. ISO. 59 Houser. Margie 194. 79. 99 Howell, Glenda 194 Huff. Joyce 194. 81. 58. 47. 71. 46. 60 Huffman. Jay 194 Hughes. Brenda 194. 83. 46. 61. 99 Humholt. Herbert 194 James, Brenda 194 Janes. Ruth 194. 67 Jennings. Kay 194. 61 Jones. Becky 195. 74. 64 Jones. Joetta 195. 74 Jones. Kathy 195. 83. 58. 47. 71 Jones. l,ouis 195. 60 Johnson. Grace 195 Johnston. Con 195 Jurd. Sharon 195. 83. .58. 71. 99 Kelsey, Tom 195 Kilgore. Pam 195 Koelling. Teresa 195. 71. 50. 61. 59. 195 Krawczyk. Pal 195. 79. 45. 50. 46 Lackey, Ralph 195. 44. 139. 148. 60 Lamb. Martha 195. 61 Landis. Cullen 195 Lane, Calvin 195 Langston. Larry 61 Lasswell. Sandy 195. 44, 45, 60. 95 Latta. Kddic 195 Lawson. Patty 195. 53 Lesniak. Phyllis 195. 95 Lewis. Gloria 195 Linsley. Hazel 195 L oft in. June 195 Louthain. Elmer 195 Mallory. Low anna 195 Manbeck. Debbie 195. 49 Mandina. Patti 195 Mangum. John 195. 61 Manning. Patricia 195. 92 Maturo. Jackie 195 Maxey. Candy 195. 79. 52. 50. 48. 95 McCloskey. Julie 195. 46. 64 McCoy. Brenda 195. 46. 59 McKeage. Patty l')6 McKinney. Beverly 196 McVcy. Pat 6-4 Mendala. Ed 1% Miller. Barbara 196. 44 Mills. Lee 1%. 64 Mitchell. Mike 1% Mitchum, Shirley 196 Moore, Douglas 196 Moss. Sherry 1% Moulder. James 196 Mover. Larry 196 Mullins, Diana 196. 47. 50, 189. 49. 95 Murphy. Pat 196 Newton. Lynda 196 Newton. Ruth 1% Ogden, Jane 196. 74 Olsen. Debbie 196. 83. 52. 50. 189. 49. 48 Osborn. Naomi 196 Oswald. Sheryl 1% Owens. Sharon 1% Owings. Everett 196 Oxley, Jerry 1%. 67 Palmer. Dan 196. 71. 60 Pendleton. Debby 1%. 58. 50. 99 Peoples, Anthony 196 Perez. Albina 196 Perry. Steve 196. 46 Phillips. Dennis 196 Phipps. Carol 1%. 92 Pifer. Janet 196. 47. 44. 45. 60 Piotrowski. Teresa 196. 46. 61. 64 Poe. Chris 196 Polachowski. Helen 1% Proctor. Anne 197. 79. 50. 189. 49. 48 Rachel. Mike 197. 61. 97 Reed. Daniel 59 Reynolds. Karen 197. 45. 64. 95 Riggs. Betty 197. 81. 60 Riggs. Ted 197. 60. 59. 93 Rinkenbaugh. Sylvia 197 Roberts, Janet 197 Robinson. Cindy 197. 79 Rodak. John 197. 60 Rodriguez. Evelyn 197 Rodgers, Bob 197 Ross, Denver 197 Roussel. Beverly 197 Santellan. Junior 197 Schertz. Linda 197 Schmidt. Earl 197 Shanahan. Valerie 197. 61 Sharp. Sheila 197 Shelby. Diana 197. 99 Shore. Ron 197 Showers. Sharon 197 Sloan. Karen 197. 46. 61 Sloan. Sharon 197. 46 Smallwood, Charlie 197. 45 Smith. Barbara 197. 79. 99 Smith. Delores 197 Smith. Ella 197 Smith. John 198. 59. 97 Smith. Kirby 198 Smith. Maurita 198 Smith. Opal 198. 47.64 Smith. Willis 198 Snuggs. Nancy 198 Sophomores Addams. Randy 118 Allen. Aledra 118. 59 Allis, Jeff 118 Anderson. Ralph 118 Anderson. Richard 118. 60 Archer, Pam 118. 52. 50. 61. 94 Armstrong. Richard 118 Armstrong. Ronald 118 Arnold. Philip 118. 59 Atkins. Jo 118. 64. 94 Ault. Donna 118. 61. 94 Bagby. Judv 118 Baker. Larry 118 Bales, Kathleen 118 Ballinger. Gary 118 Beasley, Sonja 118 Beecher. William 118 Bell. Patty 118 Benavides. Linda 118 Bennett. Lawrence 118 Birdsong. Virginia 118 Blackmon, Vickie 118. 58. 45. 94 Bly. Alan 118 Bogart. Sandy 118 Bottoms. Jim 118 Bottorff, Kay 118 Braudaw ay. Glenda 118 Breit. Chuck 118 Brizendine. Connie 118 Brotherton. Sharon 118 Brown. Marvin 118 Brown. Norman 118 Brubeck. Judy 118 Brvan. Sharon 118 Buhr. Glenda 118.45.50,46.61 Burnett. Ronnie 118 Carnaham. Sandra 118 Carter, Ubert 118 Carter, Dec 118 Carter. Deleo 118 Carter. Donna 118 Castellano. Yolanda 118 Castor. Janet 118 Chandler, Barbie 118 Christman. Rebecca 118. 53, 59 Church, Barbie 118 Coffman, Iris 119, 74, 59 Collet. Doug 119 Connor. Jim 119 Constance. Stephanie 119 Cook. Loyce 119. 74. 60, 59 Copenhaver. Charles 119. 64 Coney. Debbie 119 Crane. Ronald 119. 60 lurtis, Ron 119 Dale. Kathy 119 Davenport. Mary 119, 74 Davis. Greg 1 19 Davis. Keith 119 Davis. Russell 119 Davis. Victor 119. 59 Decker. Linda 119 Dedrick. Karen 119 Dehart, Shirley 119 Demeke. John 119 Dewey, Peggy 119 Dobbins. Roberta 119 Donahue.Jane 119 Drake. Jim 119 Duncan. Sherry 119. 52. 50. 49. 59. 9 4 Dunlap. Glenn 119. 64 Eagan. John 119 Eagan. Roy 119 Easley. Anna 119. 61 Echols, Eddie 119. 61 Eckenroed. Bill 1 19. 67 Edwards. Earl 122 Edwards. Dan 119 Edwards, Margaret 119. 67 Edwards. Ron 119. 150 Ekstrom. Susan 119. 53. 98 Erb. Michael 119 Etter. David 119 Farnsworth. Scott 119 Farr, Gina 119 Farrow. Denise 119. 44. 64. 94 Fleming. Betty 119 Ford. Charles 119 Ford. Greg 119, 150 Ford. Kaye 119 Foster. James A. 119 Fowler, Terry 119 Franklin. Doreatha 119 French. Paul 119. 45 Frost. Melissa 119 Garrett. James 119 Gilbert. Lori 119, 52 Goddard, Steve 119. 96 Godinez, Marcella 119. 94 Goldsworthy, Pat 119. 59 Sook. Johnny 198. 178 Sparks. Nancy 198 Spicer. Pam 198. 61 Springs. Roger 198. 45. 46. 60. 61 Springs. Ronnie 198. 44. 46. 60 Stalsworth. Mary 198, 58. 44. 189. 61. 99 Stamper. Gary 198 Stanley. Doug 198. 71. 61 Starbuck. Robert 198. 97 Steely. Mary 198. 60 Steely, Pat 198 Stutcs. Diana 198 Swift. Roland 198 Tellis. Clifford 198. 60 Thomson. Sharon 198. 60 Ticknor. Ted 198 V anderpool, Tim 198. 60. 61 Vaughn. Darrel 198. 60. 61 Vaughn. Charlotte 198 Vignery. Pamela 198. 61 Villanueva. Gloria 198. 61 Vosseller. Nancy 199, 95 Wahlen. Steve 199 Wallace, Jay 199 Warburton, Doyce 199, 64 Watts, Mark 199 Waddell. Betty 199 Weimer. Jerry 199. 61. 178. 59 W eiss. Vickie 199. a3. 99 Weygandt. Rose 199 W illiams, Jerome 199. 150, 178 Williams. Ken 199, 70. 60. 99 Williams, Marsha 199. 83. 58. 47. 50. 6). 99 W illiams. Nancy 199 Williams, Rick 199 W illis. Steve 199, 61 W ilper. Mike 199. 44. 45. 138. 147. 60 Wisecup, Mike 199. 64 Wolfe. Steven 199 Graven, Pam 119 Green. Rose 119 Grogan. Curt 119. 61. 150 Grove. F'.ddy 119 Guzman. Ramona 119 Hall. Susie 119. 44 Hart. Teresa 119 Hartman, Vickie 119 Hartwig. Leonard James 119 Hatch. Delia 119 Hatch. Ricky 119, 150 Hayes. Susan 119. 58. 94 Hazel. Mike 119 Henderson. Larry 119. 150 Hershey, Velma 119. 74 Hickman. Patricia 119. 59 Hicks, Larry 119 Higgins. Frank 119 Higlifill. Mary I 19 Hill. Herbert 119 Hohgood. Clay 119 Holbrook. Margaret 119 Holmquist. James 119 Holt. Roy 119 Hoskins. Patricia 120 Houser. Corky 120. 150 Huff. Ida 120. 50. 59. 94 Hunt, Phyllis 120 Ison. Jack 120 Jackman, Gary 120 Jackson. James 120 Jackson. Rufus 120 James. Randy 120 Jodoin. Christina 120. 46 Johnson. Delbert 120 Johnson. Donna 120 Johnson. Judy 120 Johnson. Karen 120 Johnston. Tommy 120 Jones. Billy 120 Jones'. Boh 120 Jones. Danny 120. 46 Jones. Debbie 120 Jones, Robert A. 120 Kale. Douglas 120 Kale. Marvin 120 Kaszuha. Stephanie 120. 60 Kemp. lathy 120 Kenig. Joe 120 Kenworthy. Tom 120. 150 Kimberlin. Dennis 120 Kill};. Kosooe 120 Kioh. George 120 Kleyh. Donald 120 Koch. T erry 120 Kretzschmer. Debi 120, 52. 45, 71. 50 Kryzek. Paula 120 Krzysck. Sheila 120 Kulik. Joyce 59 Lackey. Anita 120 Lackey. Jerry 120. 97 l.amb, Freddie 120 Landes. Paul 120 Landis. Brenda 120 Lantz. June 120 Lape. Patty 120 l.aterra. Tom 120. 46 Lawson. Jim 120 Lebioda. Liz 120. 50. 46. 99 Lowe, Charles 120. 150 Luppens. Frank 120 Lyman. Patti 120 Lynn. Pat 120. 45. 59. 97 Manning. Linda 120. 99 Mason. Bob 120 Mason, Larry 120. 150 Massie. Mike 120. 150 Mathis. Bill 120 Matney. Marsha 120.99 May. Karyn 120. 45 le 'all. Tammy 120 McFarland. Kathy 120 McLeod. Janice 120 McNamara. Sharon 120 Meeks. Judy 120 Mendala, eronica 120 Miller. Debbie 120. 50 Miller. Marvin 120. 67. I7H Mike. Mike 120. 58. 64 Milton. Robert 120 Mitchell. Toni 120 Moore. Larry 120 Moore. Maurice 120 Moore. Terry 120. 150 Morgan. Sandy 120. 50. 61 Moritz. Sam 120 Morris. James 120 Murphy. Rhonda 120. 45. 50 Nading. Kddie 120 Nations, Tom 120 Nirschl. Alice 120. 53. 59 Nixon, Jeff 121 Odam. Karen 121. 46. 61.64 O'Neal. Dale 121 Orescanin. Judy 121 Osbourne. Paul 121 Oswald. John 121 Oxley, Tom 121 Painter, Shirley 121 Patterson. Brenda 121. 74. 95 Patterson. Risse Ann 121 Pearman. David 121 Peck. Diana 121 Pifcr. Carol 121 Purtle. Wanda 121 Pyle. Steve 121. 44 Ragan. Denise 121. 58. 53 Ratclille. Roy 121 Reed. Mary 121, 67. 59 Reeves. Charles 121. 150 Reeves. Sam 121 Reiley. Cary 121 Reinking. Jessica 121. 58 Renshaw. Paulette 121.61 Revenall. Lorrie 121 Reynolds. Cindy 121.64 Reynolds. William 121. 150 Richardson. Flaine 121 Riley. Earnest 121 Rinkenbaugh. Roger 121 Robinson. Lindberg 121 Rodgers. Dan 121 Roland. Chester 121. 150 Roll. W anda 121 Ross. Rowell 121 Rupniewski. Helen 121 Saddler, Judy 121 Samscl. Marvalene 121 Savorelli. Tony 121 Savwoir. Susan 121 Schick. Kathleen 121 Schmidt. Beverly 121 Schroeder. David 121, 58. 44, 45 150. 67. 97 Schwietert. Pam 121 Scott. C.S. 121. 59 Scot I, Earnest 121 Shafer. Dennis 121. 150 Shafer, Donald 121. 58. 97 Shelby . Linda 121 Shepard. Sliiela 122 Simmerly, Lois 122 Simpson. Julie 122 Simpson. Terry 122 Smieszek. Helen 122.46 Smith. Clyde 122. 60 Smith. Joy 122 Smith. Kathy 122 Smith. Ronald 122 Snyder, Gail 122. 52 Soldi, Lora 122 Sousley. Danny 122. 45, 61 Stalsworth. Mark 122. 44. 64. 97 Stark. Larry 122. 61 Stephenson, Frankie 122 Steward. Beverly 122 Stone, Sherry 122 Freshmen Adkins, Veny 110 Alcorn. Brenda 110 Alcorn. Nathaniel 110 Altman. Paul 110 Anderson, Delores 110 Armer. Roger 110 Ash. Roy 110. 151 Ashton. Dennis 110 Atwood. David 110 Bailey. Marcia 110. 46 Baldon. Margaret 110 Balding. Jamie 110 Ballou. Diane 110. 61 Ballou. Teresa 110 Banks. Deborah 110. 58. 53 Barbour. Robert 110 Barnhart. Susie 110 Beard. Roger 110 Bears. Dave 110 Bears, Debbie 110, 53. 50 Beck, Pamela 110 Beck. Patricia 110 Bclkc. Patricia 110 Bibbs. Thomas 110 Blansett. Bernita 110. 58, 50, 98 Bolen. Stephen 110 Bonner. Janet 110 Bottorff, Gay 110 Bowman. I.aurinda 110 Boyd. Cindy 110. 67. 59 Bradshaw. Dianna 110 Bransetler. David 110 Brashier. W illiam 110 Bricker. Mary 110 Bridgeman. David 110 Bridges. Melissa Vee 110 Brown. Joe 110 Brown, Sherry 110 Brozovich. John 110. 151 Buckner. Marliss 110 Buller. Terry 110 Bullock. Mary Ann 110.67 Bunga. Arthur 110. 67 Buerkv. Brenda 110 Burke. Colleen 110. 58. 50. 98 Burkhardt. Steve 110. 82 Burlingame. Brenda 110. 59 Burnes, Bob 110 Burnett. Mark 110 Burrell. Dorothy 111 Cahill. Lary 111 Campbell. Frank 111. 60 (!apps, Roxanna 111 Carder. 'Pom 111. 151 Carey. Cathy 111 Carrasco. Sharon 111. 50. 59. 94 Carney. Carolyn 111 Casey. Larry ill. 45. 60 Cervantes, Andrew 111 Cervantes. Martha 111 Cervantes. Mary 111 Chambers, Cheri 111. 60 Chambers. Jim 111 Chaney . Shirley 111 Chard. Bobby ill Clardi. Kenneth 111 Clark. Larrv 111. 151 Clay, Lee 111. 151 Coin. Linda 111 Coleman. Mildred 111 Collet. Don 111 Collier. Paul 111 Conner. Charles 111 Con well, Zella 111. 67 Copenbaver. Gayle 111 Cook. Robert 111 Cooper. Joy 111, 58. 45 Corbett. Vernon 111 Cornelius. Karen 111 Cox. Terry 111 Crawford. (Marietta 111 Crawford. Virgil 111 Crisman. Ronnie 111 Crouser. Jim 111. 151 Cunningham, Larry 111. 151 Cunningham, Linda 111 Dalin. Arlene 111 Davis, Terry 111 DeFrance. Yvonne 111 Dill. Peggy 111. 52 Dodson. Kathie 11 1. 61 Doran. Dennis 111 Dorrell. Kathlcnc 111. 60 Doss. Francis 111 Doughty. Dave 111. 151 Drab, Anna 111 Drake. Kathy 111 Durkin. Charlene 111 Dyer. Jim 111 Echols, Janice 111 Straub, Danny 122 Stubbs. Edith 122 Sullivan. Jan 122. .58. 97 Tatum. Janice 122. 53. 50, 59 Taylor. Libby 122 Thatch. Del 122 T homas. Mack 122. 70. 60. 59 Thomas. Rick 122 Thompson. Fradius 122 Thrasher. Ann 122 Trcese. James 122 Truman. Georgia 122 Tin ker. John 122 Turner. Danny 122. 46. 150 Turner. Judith 122 Turner. Kenneth 122 Tuttle. Harold 122 Tyler. Becky 122. 45 Lptegrove. Mary 122 Vest. Donna 122 Wagner. Michael 122 W alker. Ronnie 122. 150 Weitz. Rose Mary 122 W ells. Charles 122 Whittington. Steve 122 W elchen. Elmer 122. 150 Williams. Kenneth 122. 67 Villiams. Sylvia 122 Withers. Leon 122 Wonser. Lynn 122 Wonser. Steve 122 Wood. Randy 122. 150 Wood. Robert 122 Woodward. Donna 122 W oolery, Cathy 122 Worthington. Don 122 Wrenfrow. Judy 122 Yeager. Cathy 122 Young. Willie 122 Zahner. Steven 122. 58, 64 Zook. Kevin 122 Ekstrom. Jane 111. 53. 45 Elliot. Becki 111 Ellis. Connie 111 Ellis. Dwight 111. 151 Enloe. Terry- 111 Epperson. Gary 111 Ersery. Sharon 111 Esteban. Angela 111, 50 Evans. Charles 111. 151 Eversole. Bill 111 Faltynowski. Teresa 111 Farrington. Andrea 111 Feltrop. Ray III Feltrop. W ilia 111. 59 Fenson. Nancy 111 Flanery. Connie 111 Flook. Jan 111 Flook. Jerry 111 Foley. Rose 111. 58. 67. 94 Ford, Eddie 111 Ford. Sandra 111 Forrest. Eddie 112. 151 Foster. Dennis 112. 151 Foster. Marie 112 Fowlkes. Mitchell 112. 151 Franklin. Darryl 112. 150 Franklin. Gregory 112. 151 Frazier. Carmen 112 Frazier. Charlene 112 Frazier. Darlene 112 Friend. Edwin 112. 45 Fugitt. Greg 112 Garrett. George 112 Carrel, ( era 1 1 112 Garrett. Joyce 112 Garrett. Phyllis 112. 59 Cartman. Kicky 112 Cartman. Robin 112. 44 Gearhart. Lee 112 Gerth. Diane 112 Gillespie. Patricia 112. 46 Gilmore. Karen 112 (� lover, Cheryl 112. 59 Godinez. Paula 112. 50 Goodale. Paul 112 (Jordon. Barbara 112. 59 Gordon. J.R. 112 Gosoroski. Joe 112. 151 Graves, Walter 112 Green. Debra 112 Green. Lenora 112 Greer. Reginald 112 Griffin. Lenora 112 Griffin. Ricky 112 Grimes. Steven 112 Gross. Brenda 112 Groves. Mary 112 Grzesiak. Stella 112 Guthrie. Gary 112. 151 Guzman. Patsy 112. 58. 50. 16 Hall. Edward 112 Hamilton. Emery 112 Harbin. Jackie 112 Hardin. Alicia 112 Harris. Tom 112 Hart wig. Maggie 112 Hawthorn. Ronald 112 Heflin. Cheryl 112. 44 Henderson. Archie 113, 151 Henderson. Andrew 113 Herbey. Nathaniel 113 Hibbs. Julia 113 Hicks. Janice 113 Higgins. Gary 113 Hightower. Denise 113 Hill. Gary 113 Hill, Linda 113 Hillman. Arthur 113 Hodges, Evelyn 113 Hodges, Julia 113 Holbert. Kevin 113. 60, 59 Horn. Pam 113 Howe. James 113 Hughes. Bill 113 Humble. Peggy 113 llumbol. Charles 113 Humphrey. Linda 113 Hunt, Dava 113. 58 Hunt. Debbie 113. 44 Hunter. Stella 113 Hurley. Ronald 113. 151 Hurt. Charlotte 113 Hyne, Elaine 113 Ingold, Jack 113 Jackson, Elizabeth 113 Jackson. London 113 Jacobs. Marsha 113 Jacobs. Sheryl 113 Jabionski. Eward 113 Jennings, Viekev 113 Jobe. Dick 113 ' Johnson. James 113 Johnson. Sharon 113 Jones, Ardell 113. 151 Jones. Lee 1 13 Jones. Pamela 113 Jones. Wendell 113 Keefer. Paul 113 Keeton, Mark 113 Kenworthy. Chuck 113 Keough. Sandra 113 Kessler. Kenneth 113. 151 Kiesling. Connie 1 13 Killion. Frances 113 King. Richard 113 King. Robert 113 Knox. Frederick 113 KrAsa. Steve 113 Kuethcr. Gary 113. 45 Kulik. Joyce 113 Lambros. Annabel 113 Landis. Linda 113 Lane. Clema 113 Lane, Larry 113 Lane. Sharon 113. 58 Langston. Gary 113 Lanier, Beverly 113 Larkie. Johnnie 113 Layne, Bob 113 Lee, Garry 113 Lipscomb. Harold 113 Locke. Mary 113 Lockington. Steve 113. 151. 59 Loftin. Rose 113 Lowe, John 113 Luteran. Jamie 113. .58. 60. 67 Lynn. Santn 113 Madlock, Dwight 113 Major. Bill 113 Manbcek. Paula 113 Martin. Cathy 114 Martin. Jim 114 Mason. (iharles 114 Mason. Thad 114. 151 Matthews. Brett 114. 151 Maxwell. Sheila 114 McCoy. Rennee 114 McCully. Les 114 McLain, Lori 114 Me Lane. Michael 114 McLeod. John 114 Melton. Laura 114. 46 Middleton. Jim 114 Miller. Ronald 114, 151 Minks. Henry 114 Mitchell. Helen 114, 58. 53. 44 Mitchell. Pamela 114 Mitchell, Phyllis 114 Mitchell. Ricky 114, 59 Monasmith. Melinda 114. 58. 52. 50 Montavy, Danny 114 Moore, Bernard 114 Morgan, Debbie 114. 50 Morgan. Melvin 114 Morrison. Cynthia 114. 45 Morrison. Larry 114.60 Mullins. Donna 114. 44, 50 Muncy. Andrea 114, 67 Needham. John 114 Negus, Jeff 114. 151 Nelson. Gloria 114 Newton. Nodie 114. 151 Nichols. Richard 114 Nile. Jim 11 L 151 Null. Connie 114. 59 Nycc. Mark 114. 151 O’Neal. Rhonda 11 1 Orndorff. Jamie 114. 61. 95 Overbay. Kathy 114 Owens. irgil 114. 151 Oxley. Bill 114. 60. 151 Paige. Deborah 114. 61 Palmer. James I 14. 151 Parker. Linda 114 Parkson. Cathryn 114 Parrish. Vicki 114 Pearman. Karen 114. 52. 50. 46 Petty, Ella Mae 114 Pfaffiy. Linda 114 Phillips. Ralph 114 Plummer. Larry 114 Pratt. Dcbbi Pryrnus. Maurice 114, 151 Przygocki. Rita 114 Rakestraw. Clifford 114 Ramey. Sharon 114 Reddell. Beverly 114 Reed. Kalua 114 Reinking. Anne 114 Rentschlcr. Fyrel 114 Revenall. Kurt 114 Reyes, Joe 114. 151. 61 Ric k. Phillip 114 Riggs. Ginger. I 14. 61 Riley. Dorothy 114 Kinkenbaugh. Janet 114. 53 Roberts, Glen 114 Robinson. Dennis 114 Robinson. Linda 114 Rodgers. Gloria 115 Roland, Gregory 115 Roll. Margaret 115 Ross, Jan 115. 46 Rowe, Peter 115 Ryals. Debbie 115 Sadler. Mike 115 Schmidt. John 115 Schultz. Jim 115 Seidelman. Ann 115, 52. 50. 46. 95 Shelton, Andy 115. 59 Shepherd. Paul 115 Shields, Danna 115. 95 Singleton. David 115 Smalls, Armand 115 Smallwood, Cynthia Sue 115. 47. 46. 59 Smart, Muriel 115. 151 Smirl, Pamela 115 Smirl, Paula Lea 115 Smith. Carolyn 115. 58 Smith. Debbie 115. 59 Smith. Elaine 115 Smith. Karen 115 Smith. Lawrence 115 Smith. Rosemary 115 Subfreshmen Adams. Diane 102. 44 Addams. Charles 102 Alexander. Pam 102 Allen, Joyce 102. 62 Arnold. Lois 102 Arnold. Paul 102 Azamber. Loretta 102 Bachtel. Cheryl 102 Bagbv. Sandy 102. 50 Bailey. Debby 102. 44 Bales. Bill 102 Ball. Elsie 102 Banner. Beverly 102 Barber, Sherry 102 Barbour. Margaret 102 Bartlett, Debbie 102 Basham, Debbie 102 Bassett. Linda 102 Beach. I heresa 102 Bean. Mike 102 Becker, George 102 Belcher. Mickie 102 Bennett, Neal 102 Berglund, Debbie 102 Birdsong, John 102 Bisbee. Lyn 102. 62. 50 Bistline. James 102 Beachsheye. Sheryl 102 Bowman, Marcia 103, 62 Bradley, Shelley 103 Brammer. Janet 103 Bramlctt. Fran 103 Braun. Michelle 103 Bridgwater. Jim 103 Briss. Linda 103 Snider. Johnny.) 15 Snider. William Keith 115 s t.ik. Mai 115,59 Spcro. alorie 115. 46 Springs. Linn 115 Srader. Tonia 115 Starbuck. Gar 115 Stephens. Linda 115, 44. 71. 94 Stephenson. Janice 115 Stillwell. Don 115 Stone. Jeanine 115. 53, 59. 94 Stone. Randy 115 Stowers. Ronnie 115. 58 Straub. (Jieryl I 15 Sullivan. Reginald 115. 67 Sweeney. Mary 115 Taormina. Marc 115. 60. 59 Tatom. Monty 115 Taylor. Evelyn 115 Tebbels. Paul 115 Letlow. Ralph 115, 151 Thompson. Curtis 115 Thorne. Mae 116 Tolbert. (.‘arol 116. 58 Toombs. Jean 116 Torres. David 116 Trayford, Karen 116. 46 Treese, Gary 116 Tuekness. Grace 116 Turner. Bill 116 Van Bibber. Patty 116 Vasquez. Robert 116 Vaughn. Deborah 116. 53. 95 Vaughn, Pam 116. 44 Vaughn, Stephen 116 Vernon. Gary 116 Wade. Paula 116 Waggoner. Bonnie 116 Waggoner. Connie 116 Walby, Debbie 116. 58. 52 Y alkcr. Linda 116 Walker, Sherry 116 Walters. Dennis 116 Ward. Jerry 116. 59 W ass. Janet 116 Weeks. Darrell 116 White. Charles 116 W bite. Diane 116 White. James 116 White, Mike 116. 151 White. Peggy 116 W ickizer. Debra 116 W illiams. Bobby I 16 Williams. Brenda 116 W illiams. Carolyn 116 W illiams. Dianne 116 Williams. I la 116 W illiams. Sherri 116 W illiams, V ineent 116. 151 Wilson. Greg 116. 151 W ilson. Diana 116 Wood. Janet 116 Wood ring, Stuart 116 Wooster. Debi 116 W right. Linda 116 Wyatt. Fleet a 116. 59. 98 Zaragoza, Stephen 116 Brown. Elizabeth 103 Brown. W illiam 103 Brubeek. Gary 103 Bryant. Carol 103 Buchner, Ortella 103 Buhr. Peggy 103 Bulloc. Robert 103 Bunce. Anita 103 Bunce. Juanita 103 Bunyan. Mary 103 Bunyan, Sonja 103 Buringin, Herbert 103 Burnett. K 1 103 ( able. David 103 (lain. Deborah 103. 44 (lampbell. Lonnie 103 Campbell. Troy 103 Carl. Kendall 103 Carlson. Celeste 103 Carroll. 'Ferry 103 Carson. Ted 103 Carter. Henry 103 Carter, Jennifer 103. 62 Case. Janet 103 Castellano. Krma 103 Caudell. Mary Beth 103 Chard. Sammy 103 Chase. Robert 103 Cliastin, Sue 103 Chileote. Kathy 103 Chism. John 103 Chrisman. Bill 103 Christiansen. Carl 103 Clay. Scott 103 Cleary, Janna 103 Cline. Danny 103 Clopp. W anda 103 Collins. Felecia 103. 62. 44 Collier. Linda 103 Constance. Steve 103 Cooper. Paula 103 Copenhaver. Dale 103 Copenhaver. Gina 103 Coppage. Walter 103 Corn. Pam 103 Crai . Marcia 103 Craig. Vicki 103 Crouser. Delbert 103 Culbertson. Stephen 103.62 Culp. Sarah 103 Davenport. Judy 103 Davis. Danila 103, 45 Davis. Judy 103 Davis. Kelvon 103 Davis. Larry 103. 62 Davis. Ricky 103 Deardorff. Yvonne 103 Decker. Nancy 103 Dedrick. George 103 DeHart. Benny 103 DeMoss. Deborah 103 Dennis. Jacquelyn 103 Devereaux. George 103 Devereaux. Henrietta 103 DiMaggio. Tony 103 Doron. Rickey 103 Draffen. Vickie 103 Drinkwater. Billy 103 Drinkwater. Ray 103 Drummond. Jimmy 10-1 Dunkin. Barbara 10-1 Durbin, Loretta 104 Duren. Tommy 104 Durkin, Sandy 104 Lads, W ayne 1(44 Early. Glcnna 104 Kdson. Kathy 104 Edwards, Martin 104 Kklund. Mike 104 Eli. W illiam 104 Ellis, Rudy 104 Ellis. Wayne 104 Esteban. Salvador 104 Estes. Jackie 1(44 Evans. Alice 104 Evans. Gerald 1(44 Evans. John 104 Kales. Ethel I(44 Kales. Sammy 104 Karkas. Renae 104. 44. 45. 50 Kaulconer. Robert 104 Keatherstonc. Cary 1(44 Fields, Diane 104 Finnic. Laverne 104 Flavell. Debbie 1(44 Fleming. Tim 104 Fleming. Tony 1(44 Ford. Edward 1(44 Ford. Roger 1(44 Formclla. John 104 Fowler. Linda 1(44. 62 Franklin. Danny 104 Frazier. Donna 1(44 Frost. Charles 1(44 Gales, Carolyn 1(44. 62 Gillespie. Susanin- 1(44 Goodalc. Kathy 1(44 Gonzales. Max 104 Goodrich. (!arl 1(44 Granville. Jasper 104 Green. Alice 10 4 Green. Annie 1(44 Green. David 1(44 Green. Joe 1(44 Green. John 104 Green. Terri 1(44 Greer. Glenda 104 Griffin. Bill 1(44 Groves. Ted 1(44 Guthrie. Dab- 1(44 Gutridge. Tim 104 Hahn. Roger 1(44 Hall. Jerry 1(44 Hamilton, Doris 104 Hamilton, Larry 104 Hamm. Mary 1(44 Hanley. Tom 104 Hansuld. Legenia 104 Hardy. Roxanne 104. 62 Hart. Denese 104. 50 Hartwig. Janet 1(44 Hatch. Provine 104 Hayes. Debbie 1(44 Haves. Gary 104. 44 Haze. Bob 104 Heard. Debbie 104 Herrera. Victor 1(44 Hickman. Jack 1(44. 62 Hicks. Kevin 104 Hilliard. Dennis 1(44 Hixson. Debbie 1(44 Hodge. Sandy 1(44 Hodges, Douglas 104 Hoolscher, Betty 1(44 Hogan. James 104 Hogan. Ted 104 Holbrook. Susie 105 Hopkins. Junior 105 Houser. Gayle 105. 44. 50 Hudgens. Steve 105 Hughes. Bobbie 105 Hughes, Lee 105 Hunt. W anda 105 Ingram. Larry 105 Jacobs. Lc Fern 105 Jacks. Marvin 105 Janes. Ralph 105 Johnson. Dcbby 105 Johnson. Fred 105 Johnson. Mary 105 Johnson. Vertis 105 Jones. Andre 105 Jones. Candy 105 Jones. Debbie 1(45 Jones, Diana 105 Jones. Harold 105 Jones, Jimmy 105 Keefer, Janice 105 Kelsey, Roger 105 Kemp, Reggie 105 Kcough. Earlcne 105 Kiesling. Elmer 105 King. Ronald 105. 62 Kleyh. Beverly 105 Kleyh. Douglas 106 Krawczyk, Eddie 106 Krouse. Ricky 106 Kulik. Stanley 106. 45 Lackey. Donald 106 Lackey, Rovelle 106. 62 Langston. Jim I Of) Laterra, George 106 Lattimer. Tyrone 106 Luttint. (diaries 106 Layman. Steve 106 Lelellier. (’.onnic 106 Lewi . Deborah 106. 62 I .ew i � . Tony 106 Link. Linda 106 Mabes, Ed 106 MacHarrison. Dcbby 106 Martin. Mac 106 Martin. Steve 106 Matthews. Allene 106 Mathews. Clarence 106 Mays. Billy 106. 62 McCain. Don 106 McDowell. Linda 106 McGee. Steve 106 McNamara. Dorothy 106 Miller. Carol 106 Miller. Carolyn 106. 62 Miller. Ernestine 106 Miller. Mike 106 Minks. Richard 106. 62 Mitchell. Ralph 106 Mitchell, Steven 106 Mitchum. Ralph 106 Moore. Luther 106 Moore, Penny 106 Moore, Randy 106 Morris. Debbie 106 Moreland. David 106 Muncy. Janice 106 Murphy. Carmen 106 Murphy. Rhobbin 106. 50 Nading. Carol 106 Neff. Tracy 106. 62. 44 Noble, Kathy 106 Orender. Mike 106 Osbourne. Jeannie 106. 62 Overcast, Vernon 106 Overman. Sharon 106 Owing . Michael 106 Page. Linda 106 Painter. Jerry 106 Painter. Linda 106 Parks. Helen 106 Parman. Janet 106 Patterson. Becky 106. 62 Payur. Patty 106 Perez, Virginia 106. 50 Pettit. (Carolyn 106 Pitts, (larol 106 Porter. Greg 106 Porter. Sandra 106 Pyle. Alan 106 Randolph. Marilyn 106 Ran. Debbie 106. 50 Reed. Claudia 106 Reickard, Susan 106 Revenall. Karl 106 Richardson, Deborah 106 Richardson, Glenda 106 Richmond. Bonnie 106 Ridder. Dave 106 Riley. Patty 106 Robbins. ikki 106 Robinson. Shirley 106 Robinson, Tom 106. 45 Rodak. Janet 107, 50 Rodriguez. Elaine 107 RogeTs. Debbie 107 Runyon. Ronold 107 Rue. Randall 107 Saddler. Johnny 107 Sales. Allan 107 Samuel. Charles 107. 44 Sanders. l)el oruh 107 Sargent. Dyanna 107 Schultz. Diana 107 Schumaker. Peggy 107 Scott. Laura 107. 45 Scott. Steve 107 Shaw. Penny 107 Shelby. Joe 107 Shelton. Mary 107 Shepherd. Larny 107. 62 Shook. Ramona 107 Smith. Alan 107 Smith. Becky 107 Smith. James 107 Smith. Roger 107. 45 Sncdden. Kathy 197 Solomon. Pauline 107 Sprinkle. Barbara 107. 62 Stahnke. Gloria 107 Stamper. Randy 107 Stamliford. David 108. 62 Stanford. Larry 108 Stegeman. Mark 108 Straub. Rita 108 Strickland. Rai Jean 108 Stubbs. Bettv 108. 62 Sullins. Terry 108 Sullivan. Beverly 108 Tennison. Brenda 108. 50 Thomas. Connie 108 Thomas. Cary 108 Thomas. Ilarlin 108 Thomson. Terese 108 Thorpe. I tanya 108 Tidwell, Jean 108 Tomhlinson. Dwain 108 Toombs. Diane 108. 62 Toombs. Raymond 108 Trent. Mickey 108 Truman. John 108 Tuckness. Marily n 108 Turner. Ann 108, 45 Turner, Debbie 108 Turrentine. Zula 108 Tyler. Donnie 108 Tyler. Robbie 108. 50 Tyler. Ronald 108 Van Bibber. Ricky 108 Venerable. Gaila 109 Verren, David 109 Villines. Stephen 109 Waddell, Jerry 109 W alius. Richard 109 W arc. Sammy 109 W alters. Theopolis 109 Waters. Willie 109 W atson. Ron 109 W ax. Norman 109 Weddington, Earl 109 Wcddington. Scott 109 W elch. Ernest 109 W heeler. Celia Mae 109 White. James 109 White, Jerry Earl 109 W bite. Len 109 White. Randy 109 Wickizer. Pam 109 W ilkerson. Betty 109 W illiams. Elroy 109 Williams. Bill 109 W illiams. Billy 109 Williams. James 109 Wilper. David 109 W ilson. Brad 109 W ikon, Brenda 109 Wilson. Phyllis 109. 62 Wood, Robin 109 Wood, Rodney 109 Wooden. Jerry 109 W ood w are. Don 109 Y ager. Gary 109 ingling. Floyd 109 Young, Mary Ann 109 Zahner. Pamela 109. 58 Zimmerman. Bruce 109 We Study Much and Soon the Time Is Gone . It is the Smallest Joys We Will Remember . The Hands Move Quickly As the Hour Draws Near . The Year Speeds by As the Hurdles Loom Higher and Higher . . . There Were Times for Discussion with That Special Friend . Time Seemed Endless to Teacher and Student Alike . With but a Backward Glance, the Time Has Come to Part.