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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

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Doug Konomos and Claude Woods competed in a cross country meet at Blue Valley Park with students from other schools. 8. The drill team held practices on the front lawn of East after school hours. D. .43 Ylgfjwg ies.. 1 S-4-ff 1 N-Q, , , fkf- Q .nga -Y -ff 'arm , .- .ff 121.3 fa ,Bn wrfug-,. .M-'H' .,.,-..,,r- , .bf-Q, 21, .fg 297. ,,,,.rr,1, 1 IFF? !f,'i:gs,:5?isQ,g,f2ef ff :ff ' .I . , . we-5.-1. + fp '- f 5651.1 I 3 1. Olivia Fletcher performed with the drill team at a pep assembly. 2. In a flash of move- ment, Lee Anne Mills, varsity cheerleader kept time to the rhythm of a cheer. 3. Carl Nichols of drama club portrayed three different characters in a skit at open house. 4. Football players started working out on the athletic field before the school year began. 5, On college day, representatives came from many colleges. Laura Elliot CLEFTJ and Terry Taylor met the Missouri Valley representative in the cafeteria. 6. At open house, Teresa Stroup CLEFTJ, Ethel McCullough and Kerry Rowe represented choir by singing Sentimental Journey , 7. Members of student council voted to restrict homecoming queen candidates to seniors only. 8. Members of Modern Dance Club helped sell at a bake sale. 9 'ate-1 X, . M i .., ,X e , 5 ' . kxgf I it N diff? .1 l Q X . .N .y ' ...ip A ...ll ..i'Hw:c:'!Ul 7 1. Tom Linsley wrote his lab observations in chemistry. 2, The band played many selections at Armco Steel's ground breaking ceremonies. 3. At a varsity football game. Regina Matthews cheered with pep club. 4. During a rainy Saturf day afternoon, Coy Sharable, Tracy Creed and joel Ball sold programs at Arrowhead stadium. 5. Gerald Patterson ran at Blue Valley park in a cross country meet. 6. ROTC color guards Willard Sykes, Alan Barnes, james Reddell and Don Landry practiced for inspection. 7. The freshmen football team exercised on the practice field. 8. One Way to keep a Bear from making a basket is to get in his way. Table Of Con tents Introduction 3 Academ1'cs 10 Ac t1'v1't1'es 40 People 134 1 i i 'Q X ', ,..-. K 'ul-.gs -x f: Q 2, r . 'J , K' JVW ,.. . Q 42 ,ou ll. QU P 'I 1 A 2? l ' 'V A ff, ' 1- digit, - Hltzzwy-'Y ft V ..,, ,I .t,. Q53 QQ.. -... .. '-........, SMX loam , U W :Much '. X ' -........ N-'Uifflnr E P gm ,N Nm' 1' uk I 2 Ng, Liarf ,.. Q-1 as wg: F41 vi. x 1 'I U' ,'f , 1 iv Three business courses offered Typing, stenography and ac- counting were the business courses offered this year. Accounting, when taken for two years, prepares the stu- dent to be an accounting clerk. The typing and stenography classes had new books which simplified the courses. Stenography helps students learn secretarial practices such as dic- tation, transcription, punctuation and spelling. Www' CBELOWJ Kathy Baker took dictation for iw? x.k. ll. ,K 4 stenography. pg V3 ,w-M ' X W 0 Q G 0 0 0 0 0 6 U E CABOVED Dovie Madlock made out a combination journal in , ac counting. r l v---'myth' ' HQ-,, SKK: S-I' CBELOWJ Ruth Woods pounded the keyboard 3 U' . Y , M. M, W I A 5-n In - . ,., . .,., .,.....,..,,.......-..... , - - , , , ,,,, , . ,, ,,g,,,, f-,........,.Y ,, .- . ,Y ,, 1 , H 411- wr- L .wi RIC Steg CCH! fill z -1 52 English offers semester variety In lieu of year-long English classes, most of East's courses are designed for one semester. To help give students an idea of what is available, a one-semester sophomore course was required this year. Folklore and mythology were new offerings, also. One problem unique to the English department was fin- ding a place for books and materials since the English bookroom was used as a classroom. fljeft to rightj Mrs. Byrd, Paula Carroll and Violet Buzzard discussed films viewed in creative writing. Miss Nash helped Valencia Lee on a report in short stories class. I f me l. 1 V 5:91 ,ig-vff,,,-I VY -'Q V70 Q. x QW -gg 3' rf, 'Q fc A A il! fd F 1 a. W- f W YW ' 1 VK ,i we 7,9 W-:Q ' K Q ig ,S is sg , ,,,.... lib! s 1 ff vi, ' W K if -xx Q-in ek CI Sr 'Z ' .w . S ...af 3.3 600: Mrs. Sander's mythology class watched a film. ix, i rf A l 'Wifi If 9 xi 'X Lee Bailey wrote after reading from his world literature book . f i ,Rx W, fi 1 ., .17 viii. Q 1 'fiszgs 2 '-5' Dwight Martin viewed lesson plan Mr. Buchanan's grammar class. -QRV,-fa s on the board in Active year for fine arts Fine arts classes are intended to improve the students understanding and ability in band, choir, art and photography. Photography students studied the principles of light and learned how to use the adjustable camera un- der all kinds of lighting conditions. Art students worked on projects such as oil painting, silk screening and studied the role of an artist. The band participated in groundbreaking ceremonies at Armco Steel, marched in the American Royal parade and hosted the all-city band festival. The choir performed at area elementary schools during the Christ- mas season and had a series of spring concerts. QTOPJ Mr. Ryon showed Evelyn Green how to squeegee the silk screen. As a project advanced photography class made life-sized photographs of members of the basketball team. KRIGHTJ Mr. Mallot helped Carl Dillard and Mike McAdams guide a photograph of Rodney Mays through the de- hypo. x . .ng if f ,..f 35 E. if . .. . . F? fm v, 1 55 . ff' j, fi .gf ff f f A 3 , ,f x ,f ws ,ff ,gif my! if Q I ffl -W. , f . ., -1,5 . 1' , . . .f ii!! '04, ' Q- X ,f I . , 1 . -f aff. arf fffffi W A' . . ff , .f N! t, X ,.,.. af me .f ,awry ,. a, .,.f Qt w 1 f t ' ffm' we 41 YM n 5 5 i I. l' . .jjk lil Wm I I , J4 1 fl Babu. fffrf.. fe ' l , f 1 ,. Vu-,, Q 1-' ' . ' W X ... f., v, H+. nas. 4 4 , 3 -Lu , .' N, 1 efeyw yn., . f 4-if .A ni , KUPPER LEFTb Beverly Frost worked on a infant garment required for Sewing 2. QLEFTJ Tony Randolph fixed up a tortilla for Cooking l. fABOVEJ Linda Wilburn worked on a doll. ...Q , ., .... A..... , , --. ,,,,,, . , . , ., .nf-W.---.-W - Y - ---W? 1 4 Mr, Hommes read instructions to the class from the trigonometry book. ,2 ffff?-fi if'fif W 4 lil fri jf: jf ff bf 1 X IX I f fff ff? fi A if fn' Few changes in math dept Few changes occur each year in the math department. The curriculum ranges from general math to modern introductory analysis. Because of the new program in- troduced three years ago, sophomores could enroll in trigonometry this year and be introduced to calculus their senior year. Mr, Hommes, trigonometry teacher, reports that many calculators appeared for the first time in his classes, Terry Ross scrutinized a hard math assign- ment. Y ,, , . Y. .. ,, . -. ,... ...,. ... ..--.--.1. q-F--r ,.., .,.., . .. .H ...--.--------.---..,vyQ gf I o if' , 4 ,Li 2. D-4' ? :J 'A' , vi' 9'3,. w. --4 of J ,,,,, -4 5,5 EB ' ' 5690 X970 ea Y- ABOVE: The 1975 R.O.T.C. queen candidates were Qleft to rightl Evelyn Green, escorted by Larry Binsent: Judy John- son, the 1975 R.O.T.C. queen, escorted by Michael Grappg Bonnie Banks. escorted by Tyrone Williams: and Cheryl Keeler, escorted by Mark Thompson. RIGHT: Curtis johson, highest ranking R.O.T.C. officer present from East, escorted Judy johson through the arch of swords. .1 if 'ix lf, ' is s .yr parade in the 'i' 3 events spark R.O. . . ..', ' r-11-'r 'lBOVE: Carmella Williams fleftl. first platoon leader and Toni McCorkle. guidon bearer. stood at Parade rest with others of the first platoon. RIGHT: East R.O.T.C. participated with other area units ri the Library Memorial Veterans' Day parade. T. C. year R.O.T.C. had three annual events throughout the school year. The annual R.O.T.C. ball was held at the Missouri National Guard Ar- mory. It was an all-city ball with five different schools attending. A large amount of the year is spent preparing for the federal in- spection, held in the spring. The students were inspected and queried about their equipment and procedures. The R.O.T.C. students also pare ticipated in field day in May. They competed against all Kansas City schools. LEFT: Don Landry directed the color guard in groundabreaking ceremonies at ARMCO Steel. The color guard members were tleft to rightj Willard Sykes. Alan Barnes, james Reddell and Billy Meyers. I L S ,n .,,.. F yv iv. ,- f f . .. Z., H ' 'rg-..:.,, :fl lf 'I Mr Null uses l ern-ucv ,,, ...., mn mu- v As Ron Riggs watches. Mr. Stlegler demonstrates in physics the effect of gravity on falling bodies 4- g . l he overhead projector to ullustrate a lesson rn human Mr Stcmps takes attendance before showxng a film in ecology class wk iw BELOW: Mr. Adams and Mark Dunn discussed the way Amer' h' ' h ican istory is taug t. H if 2 I i ,551 , ,t , fi . gg' 3. - 1 3 A V . ' .' 1.51 4 ' 52333 mmf Y - Past, presen t, future make history classes Social studies classes consisted of eighth grade social studies. civics. world history. world geography. American history, current affairs. black history, and sociology. For next year the social studies program will have a new lab. providing independent study facilities for students. The lab will be on the second floor and be equipped with books, microfilm, and other materials. Mr. Lowe. student teacher. helped Marsha Works do a history assignment, sv-4, P' tv vw ,wwfwwow tant. ' ' Smith. ABOV -'fublem E2 Robin Cook, special education tutor, and Giordano Tucker concentrated on some last minu LEFT: Anita DeMaggio tutored her students in the reading lab. Labs aid students For students who need extra help in reading and math, there were the labs. The two labs had special YM.. equipment and instructional materials designed to raise the students ability in the subject. The reading lab instructor was Mrs. Theurer with Mrs. Brown as assis- The math lab changed this year. It was moved to a new room and was put under the supervision of Mrs. Nichols instead of student tutors. The assistant was Miss Debbie The special education classes were taught by Mrs. Jones and Mr. Watkins. The special education students are under supervision of one teacher all day. The special education classes this year instituted a work study program similar to the one C.O.E. students are on. CTOPJ Shelly Hale and Violet Buzzard did a physical checkup on a dummy . Sharon Lee instructed children about dental care in the child-care facilities at Vo-tech, Vo- tech trains Fast High Sthool h ad ap proximately 132 students involved in Vo-tech, three fourths of whom were seniors. There were several classes offered ranging from auto mechanics to commercial sewing. At the end of each class a com- pletion certificate was given to the student who maintained a M average and an attendance record of not less than SSUEJ. Half of the students attended Vo-tech in the morning and the other half in afternoon. Free transportation was provided. IRIGHTJ Jace Berberich serviced a piece of machinery in the air-conditioning and refrigeration shop, 1BELOW. LEFTJ Louvenizi Trigg drew diagonals in the commer- cial artist class CBELOWJ Victor Lavar 1RIGI-ITB worked with a student from another school in the electronics course. I lau- I , -q Q l fl 1 i -1 ,fi i mv- l 2 . . -R.. 'Q-. 15 . r, 'Q ! 45 f nm 'Z , 1. -11 'RN fRIGHTj Mrs. Duran corrected a student's work for Spanish. CBELOWJ Mrs Hollweg prompted Preston Allen in his French lesson. .. Al M,,,,Q-' . French 'S new For the first time in three years, East offered a French course, taught by Mrs. Hollweg, The class, as well as teaching an introductory knowledge of the French language, tried to ex- plain a culture that is different from the American culture. Beginning and advanced Spanish courses were also offered. taught by Mrs. Duran. Also a bi- lingual course was designed especially for Mexican-American students. w...- Atomala Cook KLEFTJ and Mary Wright exchanged ideas on a language lesson. 'fl A 5 Z ? I v ' 1 , , gg. -. 1, , sm X'9 fi? 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It also provides C,O.E. students participa- tion in activities other than work and school. There were 42 members. It was represented in district competition by 10 members. From these 5 trophies were won by Peggy Cunningham, Sam Bailey, Warren Calvert and Donna Young. These students went on to compete in contests on the state level held in the Lake of the Ozarks area. Also. two members, Sharon Graves and Donna Young. were sent to Madison, Wisconsin to attend the Central Region Leadership Conference. I I I I I I I 1 f I BELOW Le-undian Ingrid smut, ITOPJ and Eulexian Chris Clark listened imunily to ideas for literary contest. Ground floor K planners Inter-society was a group of students organized to do the ground floor planning for the literary clubs' activities. Each club sent represen- tatives to the Inter-society meetings to discuss and vote on plans. Inter-society began the year try- ing to reorganize and find a new spon- sor. Mrs. Sabatka, sponsor of Eulex- ia, helped the students get started. By second semester they found a sponsor, Mrs. Nichols. BELOW: Mrs, Sabatka worked at the Valentine Mixer collecting votes for king and query 11,11 CNN candidates. 1 II fr 1 1 79h H A .,. , 'Nm'x ' ' - J f.. . . ......, . .fa EW' ,,.1 21f wv .Ol A , Ti v .- I Kr , '1K.n - . , U' ' . 1 1' ,fifz-' . 'Z'!'a. qv.-fqfgf. ..fg'! 'I' 21 f-5' . ABOVE: Webster Mike Cahill and n o M , N making at a meeting. spo s r rs ichols, lead the discussion on monrb' S ,ai and queen BELOW: Although the game was not over. Warfus Powell took pride in making a Fond move, 4253? w x I J K , X .-,,-13 .. .ti - -.fri ij:- N VL'-.1-Lff I:k.,!.,'l 1 1: . , .4 . 1 l 17. 1' pi ' I , , n -vw ,ww v' 'N i .'I',' 1 gig. w . .:f'v' -' .1 1' . v ' .1 ll' ' fl , 'V ,. n ' v-Y ,ff .Ln '. .,H-- ..-..q..q, ,, 4.4.51 -. .M on monff' X .. J NZ If l sl f i , , ax I , X 59' 4' r 4 8a'e.r 1 I Chess games p1t mind against m1'nd. The Chess Club members met and practiced before school, during homerooms and after school. Because of the frequent meetings, the club had over 80 members. The club, sponsored by Mr. Buchanan, entered many tournaments. Unlike last year the club did not take any honors, The Chess Club members learned how to play chess or improve their skills by discussing the game strategy. The club had many inter-club tour- naments. ,nur ,,,.,.,,,,, ,..,,' V' I LEFT: Mr. Buchanan carried out a move against a sludenl in a game ABOVE Mark Weiss studied his opponents game plan. gui? S Qefff I Leundis couple captures title! The Valentine Mixer was planned by Inter-society and held at Whatsoever Community House. Ticket money was used to pay for the live band that played at the dance. All other profits went to Inter- society. The candidates for King and Queen of Hearts were put up by the school's various clubs and organizations. The winning couple was deter- mined by which couple had the most money collected from the student body. The votes of money were collected by the club members and candidates in decorated containers. Karla Albertson and George Grimes, representing Leundis, were announced King and Queen by the master of ceremonies of the dance, Mr. Buie. Karla was crowned by Mr. Heine and received an array of red and white flowers, Sandi Kulik and Dennis Steffes, representing Eulexia, were first runners-up. Vicki jones and Robert Kessler were second runners-up. The other candidates were Kerry Rowe and Pete Bolen, Websters: Gladys Talley and Tyrone Williams, Modern Dance: Renda Buhr and Steve King, Beta Sigma Chi: and Ida Moore and Michael Holmes, Pep Club, The rushee literary club com- petition customary to every Valen- tine Mixer was won by Leundis. ABOVE: Representing Leundis, Karla Albert- son and George Grimes were elected king and queen, Unlike some other candidates they were a steady couple LEFT: Rushee Debbie Bailey. Lcundis, and Mr, Smith. sponsor of Leundis. stood with Mr. Buie. master of ceremonies for the dance nil' SV --IQ.. - ....,......,,.M ..... -nv , T , , .........-..-...,-....xq 5 v X, K--,.. Q. -, . ,.,. ..... ,......Y........-. ,,,, -- , , Y , T ,Q Y V , .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,u An, ,WY W Y ,v,,,,NQ Y.: we be A. .-v RIGHT Sharon Frey escorted new members Teresa Stawmoga and Domce Hlcks to the ceremony where they took the oath BELOW Eulexlan members introduced themselves to prospectne new members at an mformal tea l get together LEFT The new sponsor Mrs Sabatka accom panned the club on a trxp to a park ABOVE Teresa Staxunoga Rohm Cook and Patty Gardner shared a casual moment at a Eulexxan va iw' -C 1 , .,,, A .-Y...vh- -----J ' . , -L'-Q Q , : ' ' s . . . ' . 7 I ' I . I X r J .'. ' ' 'E f :V .' 1 1 ag . 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X ABOVE: Kevin Quinn moved a flat from an old stage set for painting, Flats are made from canvas or muslin stretched over hardwood frames. LEFT: Crew member Stanley Thomas IFOREGROUNDJ taped over seams on a flat, aided by interested james Morris, ' ' ' : i '-- 1----------V--.N . , .,.,,,,,.,,,,F,- V xr . .- . , . . . . g 'U' v' l 1 I Pk z F E 4., f,,f.. ' K 1, ,fa 1 ,Q '32 5' ,qw nm' ' , , 1 5.33143 x'. H , f -xv -I XX 3- ,- BELOW A Philharmonic band member smiles generously before the assembly His smile vanished when the students gave the philhar monic a had reception RIGHT The drummer from Free Fare brought cheers from the East students The Free Fare fans came to know him as Dave 54.5 x qw.,-xt Reactions vary to assemblies The students of East viewed three music assemblies with three different reactions. The first was given by the philharmonic band. They cheered and applauded with approval only once during the assembly. . .for a student fight. After the assembly Mr. Heine commented about student behavior at the assembly over the in- tercom. ABOVE: These men are out of uniform, but they are just the same as any other Navy per- sonnel. The members of Port Authority were assigned to serve in the Navy band. 14 RIGHT At a busy Pep Club meeting Ida Moore looked over notes Paula McClain discussed plans with sponsor Miss Wilson Relaxed on the floor was Ruth Norris 1 f I ABOVE: Antoinette Arcuri urged the Bears toward victory at a football game. RIGHT: The Pep Club girls marched in the football homecoming parade. The girls cheered as they marched. 1, ,,,W3 4-M' 1 i ---Q... Saw,-A lx rl. 'lr 'P ,v-G l l ! I RIGHT: Really Cool . jim Miles KRIGHTJ puts on a show for james Sisson and other passersby in the halls. More people par- ticipated in 50's Day than any other day in spirit week, BELOW: Marching with choir are choir members. Mike Whitten QLEFTJ and Gerald Patterson. Mike and Gerald enter- tained onlookers during the lenghty parade. ' . I' Qu ' . jf 'I 'I , 1 J f o'. ' .V 5,1 1,. . , , a, ,iw .Lis ., '12 . n, -N. ' . fu- , 1 'l In T3 ' 1 u , l' '. 'f :m u'l , 1, I' f n i lp ' a . y , , ' 'f 4. Nb 5 l . ,li ly- 1 , 'IN .,'. , I .-.- . ,y '-' A , ' ' S is l 3 - , - . lei' .--Q' 5121? Inf- 'P 1 IIFLYQT, v 5. ie 1 -n ' , ',f- 1 ' ' Jlzqf f V' ll? , fi u, 1 an H , Y- 1 V 'yf..,,.'.,, 1 3 -K s ' gp' ,. ' l K 'K I N 'Ar A '- J 2 V., A T.. f 'f 's . - i q i . 'yi ' rv -i ixfyfii I af' 3 t ' ' 1 I. ABQVE: Football players Dale Heibert lLEFTl and Larry Smith prepared to lay the Vikings to rest. The Viking was por- trayed by Charles Stahl. .-v. 5 fbcv, 8 .- -1. . XV,-i, ,W , ABOVE: Enthusiastic fan, Cheryl Moser cheered for the Bears during the homecoming assembly. ., A :S I 515' fa? 3' N -NE 'll FS Cheerleaders busy through the year Aside from cheering at football and basketball games, the cheerleaders were kept busy with other school-related activities. Before football games, the girls made goal post signs and spirit cards for the players. During the summer, both the junior varsity and varsity squads went to camp to learn acrobatics. The J.V. squad was awarded the dynamic cheerleader ribbon while at camp. For the Jerry Lewis telethon, the J.V. cheerleaders went to the Blue Ridge Mall and collected over S100 for muscular dystrophy. Tryouts for cheerleading include interviews with teachers, acrobatic and poise tests. The minimum grade requirement is an M average. Sheila McClain was a queen candidate for the homecoming football game. This is her second year on the varsity squad. During za cheer. JV. cheerleaders. Duc Madlock. Michelle Vietti and KQV Warliurlnr. look to Captain Donna jones for signals A '- I V. The j.V, cheerleaders exuberantly show thelf spirit after the j.V. team made a touchdown The .Q X V Y W -A - I A . .....,, i...--,V-...............-.- , -.. U- W I Q , wk'i w, 1 QR ix' Age Al , . ,I 'i ,x '1SD M4 fjf, Mg 5 9 Y, ,J V! mf' ...., , - .Q Q WTEST K is his Y rr-mf.. , ,,--Q.- A. 1 XF NT -4: V I v P W--V' 7 avg'--W-, K-rv, in --vw,-,v,,, , , , .,. .-.....-.-.V - - W 2 East players: 2nd team all-stars PAGE 84 PHOTO 1. Robert Kessler 4453, David Tidwell 1813, and R. W. Eli 1633 drive back the opposing team, Southwest. PAGE 85 PHOTO 1. Mr. Buie expresses his opinion of the game. 2. Mark Yager prepares to pass the ball. 3. The Bear's defense Waits for the opposing team's offense to come to the line. 4. With Ronnie Riggs blocking Mark Yager runs the ball around the end, during the game against Manuel. 5. Harris Green warms up on the side line. The Interscholastic League Football All-Stars are the outstan- ding players of all the different schools playing in our league. The players for the offense and the players for the defense are chosen separately. The highest you can make is the first team. Next is the second team. and then, honorable mention. East did not have any players make the first team, but two players did make the second team. For defense Tyrone Colen: position! tackle: height: 6': and weight: 280. For offense was Jim Coe: posie tion: tackle: height: 6'2': and weight: 250. x ,,,,, . . -......... VY R W Page 88 Photo 1. The queen candidates and their escorts waited for the announcement of the winner of the homecoming queen title. 2. Sheila McClain was escorted by Mark Mar- tinez during the homecoming assembly. 3. Geni Torres and her escort, Gregg Parks, along with Fred Broski prepared for the queen presenta- tion. Page 89 Photo 1. TyEtta Chavez showed her excitement at being announced queen by leaping high in the air. 2. Fred Broski. a 1953 alumnus of East, presented the flowers to TyEtta. 3. Ricky Weld escorted Karla Albert- son on to the field during halftime cermonies. 4. Mark Yager waited with Joni Skeens for the queen announcement at the game. Football JA ss. ST! SWK 1 ., WRX a X homecoming Football homecoming queen was selected differently from past years. Instead of the voting being done at the game or dance, balloting was open to all students during school hours. This was done not only for fairness in voting. but also so that the queen could be crowned at half-time before more persons than attend the dance following the game. TyEtta Chavez was crowned as the football homecoming queen for 1974-75. She was escorted by R. W. Eli during the homecoming and by John Kawaski during the game and the dance, Ty was crowned by Geni Torres. last year's queen, and flowers were presented by Fred Broski, locally well-known television personality. The other queen candidates in- cluded Karla Albertson. Antoinette Arcuri. Rhonda Carder. Linda Matthews, Sheila McClain. and Joni Skeens. 5 Jw K N, . . , , ,4 4 5 at 5' by--.Q 52' ,S SM? f . if' - M35 W.. A J' if .buff fi v- ML ,e W I uggh I -. , +I: Q ips. 'I' ZA 9 x 7 4ig1 i?HH? I Q ' 1 ' 1 1 .,, - Q. -L E, Q A ' I -x,...,. ,,N.J: W ' ' Q W . 1 , ....... - -f, 'jf -W, 1 , -9-1 , y.:.':-, , , , ,, ,fm A -,A I' ,Quo-' f .. 'g,'f ?: ,k'-'Y . , N - 15 ' nn, vl'v:...1Q '5'4 M.- ., ..:. lu, .5 ' , is , .Ai x f 'Q , 1 E f . fl T' 1 31441: . junior varsity has new 7 5 PAGE 90 PHOTO 1. Ralph Dill C855 is assisted off the field by head junior varsity coach. Carl Morrow. 2. fleft to right! Naclyne Wright. Dorie Madlock. Kay Warburton. Donna jones and Tracy Creed cheer the Bears on to victory. 3. The Bears await the snap of the ball. 4. Marty Kilgore tLEFTl discusses strategy with Coach Morrow ICENTERJ and Assistant Coach Robinson KRIGHTJ, PAGE 91 PHOTO l. Exhausted. Doug Craw- ford l30l and Mike Barbour rest during half- time awaiting the second half of the game. 2. Rick Rodriguez 123i runs to the outside for long yardage. coach The junior varsity football team had a losing season with a record of two wins. four losses. and one tie. The losing season was partially attributed to the loss of what would be good athletes to jobs. Many young men llave to work in order to support themselves or their family This year junior varsity was coached by Ll new coach here at East. Carl Mzlrrow. He wus tn three year couch at :mother school where he Cozsclleml track. 5 R J i W 759-e ' . s M -1 ,, V .s. . , 1 ,,,3g,-.t V l j ' sity: 2-4-1 l1I'l101' V31' ,:,3:q::t5- ' 1:5 5 ,,,x V ,544-xv: 'f X A , .-.. was rf' x . gm fr , W M-su'.f..,,v UH k.-.' East opened the season against Manual and suffered a 6-0 setback, Westport took advantage of a fum- ble. and despite a great defensive ef- fort. won 6-0. East broke into the Vic' tory column against Central when the defense set up a short run by Paul McClain, Southeast gave the Bears a hard time. but won only 14-6. East scored when Mike Barbour recovered a fumble in the Knight's end zone. The Bear's secondary had trouble in Lineoln's ends and East salvaged a tie 12-12. The Bears scored on a short run by Leroy Crawford and an in- terception that was run all the way back by Gregg Thomas. F, ,Y 2 Nts Effa f.8 f'1'xf , If U-TgWa,fEiT I . 1,4 4 f A t W fkiw i' me ,QF 4 .u. , 'T' .ar l -. - - 1, Y 9 XLwZi-eflW f sv ,N I . Q f .ji A' 'Wi r' n X A r Blat! Hu A fx fi We , i 'ff'a ., fur J 44 x -ni' .J ,yu- Qw yo.. . ,. .. -u -- QC' v A V 'iq 1 Q-' ' ,Us 4 X, -,P -- ss 4 s page 92 Photo 1. John Sparks used added effort to pick up more yardage. 2 Dwayne Wilson marked the downs this season for the football games. 3. Leroy Crawford found running around the end wasn't so easy either. Page 93 Photo 1. These girls cheered for the junior var- sity football team throughout the season. 2. With Leroy Crawford blocking Marty Kilgore attempted a pass. af' x 4 145, 7- ?f' -1 , if M. wiv A New was ,gf A , of I i ' ,wha 1.4.4. A L s: , f' ' 'iw f '-'-A--N-'ff' f . --n.--,.....,.,r I Y V .-..- --v 5 I !! A U ,F -'I an LC. PHOTO l Even at the beginning ofthe race, the Bears run hard 2. Wade Kerley CFRONTJ and joe Horner recover from a long, hard run. 3. ileft to rightl john Smith. Doug Kanomous. Claude Woods. and Ramon Rodriguez start out on an ex- hausting two mile run, 4, TWO East runners prepare for the meet. 5, john Smith exercises before the meet. Q r-we :gt W1 ff rg. 'xi' fa- -qt., . qty ,- f ,mf , I f 1--W rm .-f fn, V i?:'v-fqggfx-'f 1' I iff .1i4Zrf'a,'., . .L'3,w'1.:'f,Ig ',th fW'zzfirgjk fav' :W-f: f,,4?fif',, , f , , , H. ,,. W- .,,,,,,, ww., K3 MJ, ,, .,,N,, me ' f if 42'r,.'wsf1'g, ,,i,4,,,j ',,w45,',f f. 'ffm ,,,,, r H A- ,P 'A' 7 ',:'ff w, f' ,'3:'i 57.531, fy. ' ',Q,f5,g,322L,L.r:3yf4,,yff'? , my ,, tm, W f ff4.f'Cg1,, W wig f 2,g'f ' ff f.L,,wfz,', '- .ff iz A y'i4 Zvi ' 'iw' 'nf 4 f,, 4, A , M, .ny . ' wig MQ, ,f - as it Y fb f 1,14 ,ff -. AY' ,-,.,f.'.f, gwl, 'WF' 4 A' fn, ,, ,333 u,'f,fsj!Vi'f,. iifgfiffobligfe -.1 rid f il f ,,f 1 i.h,,+4.,5 I 3,71 ,V J W? '-1 .I .r A , 'ww Ayjr- wr f H , ' f f L 'Viv A .V f 'M 11-15 v' 1' rw? f fue., Q .WJ W 444. w?.eg,xj., r ,, ,-5 0.5 A 41- M , .If fx y 1 , 4. s X x wp, . W ,fffmw . f , , X w, 'ff' '. 1 ' . QV f i f' , ru. 1 Q, , ,Q ,, J 5 Wagga 'iQ-if i YYY., I ,i1,g,,j , ,ff , Z. -2. W Bears place 3rd and 4th 1n Clfy conference This year, even though cross country was opened to both boys and girls as a coed sport only boys par- ticipated, Cross country started its season with twentyveight runners. Again this season, cross country was coached by Tom Logan, making him a second year coach. Coach Logan worked hard along with the Bears, helping them and encouraging them. Cross country's junior varsity squad placed third in the City Conference. while varsity placed fourth. PHOTO 1. Exhaustion after the race: Bryan Buie iLEF'I'l and Eric Tyler, junior varsity runners 2. Coach Logan carries his own 'ian- nouncirig system with him at the meets. 3. The cross country runners wait impatiently for the race to begin. -.2 PAGE 98 PHOTO 1 Wade Kerley strides up the hill. 2. During an cross Country meet at Blue Vnllz-y Park, Leslie Lewis jumps over a gulley. 3 Eric Tyler finishes the race with other runners following close behind PAGE 99 PHOTO 1. Bryan Buie strides toward the finish line, Z Cross country runners watch as the starter prepares to fire the gun 3, Even in the rain the Bears run determinedly. 4, Vicki Hudgens and Sheri Mason are on the new squad that was formed this year to Cheer for Cross country, wrestling. weight lifting track. and swimming, if 'e2. ff,f if ln' 1 , '4 'x N A-as ' :gms-A A 1? fasts Lf' 3 if 53f ya, .M .,f 4, 4 1, lv lv Y V , W I V- K I fi we W 's . ., ,, al ,i , KK Q ' X f if 1- -A 4 4 i . .z,,- f is G Me' n , ,,.. nl V +. ' ,I f 9 553' 1 V 953' li f A 5 X 6 wr I fan, 4, W' av 1 - , .342 kv, ' ff B . 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With the exception of one senior the whole team will return this com- jr. 'f 'A' K L, flifrlxi lf P wiv ing year. With this year's experience behind them. Coach Logan expects a winning season next year. I l Q r l V . ,. g. .U Ir 1 1OO .C , - I 5' '7 y d .: 1 xv ,, W'4xZlf22gf ' v Pre-season tournaments Page 100 Photo l. Steve Eads prepared to snare a rebound, Z. Claude Woods rested before shooting a free throw in the game against Southwest. Page 101 Photo 1. Robert Coin sailed to the basket, backed by Claude Woods. 2. Ronnie Beasley attempted to block a Southwest player's shot. 3. Claude Woods shot for two in the championship game of the Turkey Tournament against Southwest. 4. fleft to rightj Mr. Young, freshman coach: Mr. Smart, varsity coach: and Mr. Suhl, junior varsity coach. The Bears opened up their basketball season again this year with three tournaments, the Inter- scholastic Tournament, the Liberty Tournament, and the Turkey Tour- nament. They also played Center and Brookfield as pre-season games. Bears lost the game against Center with a score of 35-38. However, they won the game against Brookfield with a score of 66-43. In the Interscholastic Tourna- ment, ten schools competed for first place, Out of the ten schools com- peting, East took seventh place. Four schools competed in the Liberty Tournament which was played in Liberty, Missouri. East placed second in this tournament, The Turkey Tournament is 6 tournament played around Thanksgiving. There were foul schools competing in this tournament and again East placed second. 1 U, G Q S their lar with Inter- riberty Tour- ter and games. Center rr, they Jokfield ourna- or first ls com- ce. in the h was i, East CHL nt is H round re fouf rnamenl '-if 4 I in ,gf-w v' J 2 ' Q 1 .m ,V A 'ffm f 'lf' , . x f , :A Q Q 3 -'Y A , , WA 'r,, . ,V X 'Y 1, . 5 ,ff 1 ' -ff-,. . K A' Q . 1' A' 11,11 CA if , 5 fp 4 . as W se-l W: .' -- 5 1 ay cf . 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W 1 , 'ff qv e , 4 J ,af . ,ty Y , 1 ,V , Q -we f gf f . 71 t ' S xx. v f , jf ' 4,5 X ,vt- I' .Dux if 'SGW' N, .Ni . ., , ,- x 1 2 , ad e. -fly, 'sin , api 5 East has poor season The Bears played Lincoln and took a humiliating defeat, 76-37. Lin- coln, the top team in the Interscholastic League, cut the Bears no slack on the way to their 39 point victory, and they took advantage of every opportunity. East defeated Manual with a score of 57-52. East never trailed after the first quarter and they led by as much as ten points at one point in the final quarter of the game. Ron Beasley. who hit 21 points, was high point man, Claude Woods hit 13 points, Sidney Bruce made 11, and Robert Coin, had 8. Friday the 13th turned out to be a bad day for East as they were defeated with a score of 52-40 by Van Horn, Page 102 Photo 1. ileft to rightl Skip Young, freshmen coach, Jack Smart, varsity coach, Gary Suhl, junior varsity coach, en- joyed a joke during a basketball game. 2. The cheerleaders take a short break during half- time. 3. Rodney Mays attempted to pass to Robert Coin. Page 103 Photo 1. Ron Beasley prepared to throw the ball in. 2. Ricky Harris snagged a rebound. 3. David Godinez was basketball manager for the varsity team for two years. 103 , . .5 . i., , , , N 4 '71 'rf ' M-, I f-Q F f-. ' Se' UW' Iv: umqa filtqxvt W 1+Jl , '.-If f , 5X1 Ax, I A Wir W , , -x 74,4 3 . S,-'ffli ff' 153, fm X 'fx ,f , ,-A 1 4 1 E yr fl . '1 .wif N A .J A 'J ,Q Phu 4 -K f Y- u K 'Q m 7 w y. V? xi 'Q I- 5 Page 108 Photo 1, Steve Martinez attacked the defense of the Northeast Vikings, 2. Paul McClain took time to aim before shooting, 3. Mr. Suhl advised the junior varsity during a time out. 4. Basille Robinson f24J waited for the rebound off of Steve Martinez's 1221 shot. Page 109 Photo 1. Craig Griifitt prepared for a free shot, 2. Joe Gray shot for two in the game against Central. 108 , N k 1- . my-,,,4g East hosted tournament .M-V-,W ,L ' ' ' f ...f,.i.i v..,, 'l 'L w..,a W ,se .,.4.,,m,.... .F Q- A 'E Us 4, , The junior varsity Bears hosted a tournament this year. Four schools competed. Those schools were East, Westport, St. john, and Van Horn. Junior varsity thrashed the St. john Knights with a score of 56-31. The team was led by Paul McClain, who scored 13 points, and by Leroy Crawford, who also had a fine outing at forward, Westport defeated the junior varsity Bears in the final round ofthe East tournament by a score of 69-53, Westport received first place in the East tournament, and East took second place. rf I 109 . ' W ff-Y-V ----Y f- 8-yn., ,.--,,,., 1 J 1 I j.V. has ups and downs f 4 1 . .I 4 ,iv The Bears were beaten by the Northeast Vikings by a score of 41- 37, The Bears led most of the game. but the Vikings mustered a strong rally late in the 4th quarter to win the game. East lost to Center as the Jackets pulled away in the final two minutes of the game. They won 50 to 40. The j,V. played Lincoln and were totally outclassed. They were crushed, 70-31. The super offense of Lincoln humbled the Bear's defense and showed no sympathy. Y w. ' u ... sw ,-.- i lv 1 ,I 'V in-9 'wid' fam- 1 0- 'wif' E if li .1 i 1 t ix fggx A . 5 . ,S . ' Q ,av . 'ffff 1 1 . if V '? l. 'W . Y l fafyfjggilwjvlgii i li 1 If 1' 3, f,fJ'5f,!4.1x ' l Ig! 47 eggs VJ!!! 2472.311 4 N . ' , Q 4 - 'cf 'K ,L . ., 4, 'wma 'ffrfwvwm i!ill.5fZE15z5zM?i5?fSr1-W4'f ' A , -. 1,1 f 1 -fl, tri .ll . 1 Freshmen played close games Lincoln defeated East 63-61. At the end of the first quarter the score was tied, 10-10. Then it was 58-59, Lin- coln, after regulation time for the end of the game. and Steve Sly went to the line and made the one point necessary to send the game into overtime. East defeated Martin Luther King, 54-53, East started out slow but led the half, 25-23. King came out of the half on fire and took a ten point lead. East finally caught up 51-51 with 35 seconds in the game. Southwest edged the Bears 54-50. The loss was a close one. High point man was Marlin Buie with 16 points. Steve Sly also turned in a fine effort with 12 points and 15 rebounds, Page 112 Photo 1 An East Bear made a shot despite the opposing teams blocking, 2. Steve Sly tried for two points 3, Mr, Skip Young. freshman coach, the freshman basketball players. and some East fans watched the game with interest. 4. Kenny Beasley prepared to pass the ball to an open man. Page 113 Photo 1. Steve Sly prepared to shuot for two 2. Basketball fans watched on. , it-.f . ,fd fi-s fM5fi1 'fqi f ,,,...,- ,. dak , x 9 5 rf. .14 K feia l L. f i . ' - rf ,J f 56 vv - ', '1 4 646 I ' 'f 6 , Q F 4994 ' lltffff 1' 1 img, , 4 im ,Z gag JISZC' 'i'!ff,!-iv: O W5 QNNNQQ NNNQN V W I3 5 1 .,,V,'K.-A Abi 'A WN Q . 4 ,Q4 6 .w,f! OA' g1' Qjff-if w flmm 0 W V Cl, if'-ff? Ya! 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John jackson waited to get out of the pool after winning the 200 yard individual medley in the city meet The blurr above him is Preston Allen, who pounded rapidly on the starting block at the news of john's win. David Wof- ford fleftl watched for the swimmer in lane 1 to come in. 2. Preston Allen won the 100 fly. 3. Coach Adams always checked the posted time against his. This proved worthwhile when he had an error corrected at the city meet. 114 Fifi. 'L Y 1 Zin, A za' I iii 'fy ' . r A , si V! .gf V .At I i y. B '- .N 4 ,V I- l V 1 ,Ai V? I ,. NX .. im 4 , t , e.. wr x, a ' f , 4 F ' N' 'ix ' V M. . , f 'LW' V. Y 'e1+-h., J 1 . sieeq x, 1' 94'!? ? y 'PT ' V 4-1ff.4'-'Eg' T. H ,pf ', '5 '-51 - ,- 7' , 1,.ff-.:?2-1' K'7T.f' 3 W.,V , , 5? 1 a silffx g u i. A ,. lvlqziwv .J 4, . 'F i ' Z' 'A 'T ,Q :gg se N Q - ak. -W ,V D N5 IL, x 'X 2 -:,. ' V... .nest F sow K .5 up V l it, 0 uf' ' s 5? ,lar ll ,Vx ,, 1' l , ,-s i 1 E,.'?w . 'l 5 N W M' .. Q' ...ww N 'x -EW l 55' Pract1ce pays off , i for swimmers if-f' P my C. ! . uf. KQXA, ' . I , rv TK, Undefeated in their six regular season meets, the East High swim team owed its victorious season to perseverance and hard work, under the coaching of Mr. Tom Splash Adams. The team practiced twice daily at 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. even during the Christmas holidays. Coach Adams stated, If a swimmer isn't in top physical condition, fine form and technique aren't going to get him through a meet. The teams which East swam against to take the first in their divi- sion were Central, Manual, and Southeast. East placed third in the city meet with Van Horn taking first and Southwest, second. fir., :Rv K .M . ' 1-,, Y 3 4.4 555' ft' Q.. 'C ll IQ' uw -., Q Y V X - V M.--va' HV- 'DA-,Ami--H -W MW Q Y,s,Y ,,,.,,,, , , ,,,. , ,-.V.....f-..,.--, iwi wif p w v .Q,.,-,...--1 - W., A,,g,,,,v,,,:-,,,,,-,, V , ,, H ,W ,,, ,W , -.. ---...,.:,f--.-,,..-,...-,,,,.,..... ,. . 4 fn ,f 52 - . KW fbi? East crushed South West The first team victory of the season was won against Southwest. East won, 49-19. Individual East members have won and placed well in matches throughout the season, but at this meet, the individuals added up to a number one team for East. The following lifters took first place in their weight division in the Southwest meet: Glenn Mashaney placed by lifting 240 pounds: Brian Buie, 365 pounds: David Trebisovski, 320 poundsg James Combs, 350 pounds, and Milton Piper, 355 pounds. Those placing second in their division were Doug Konomos, Robert Green, Mark Salley, Terry Rowlette, Mark Eads, R. W. Eli, and Jim Coe. Page 120 Photo 1. Milton Piper prepared the weights for the next lifter. 2. Jim Coe lifted in the heavy weight division. 3. Jim Miles per- formed a snatch lift. He lifted in the 123 pound weight division and lifted 120 for the snatch and 175 clean and jerk. Page 121 Photo 1. Brian Buie lifted in the 148 pound weight division. 2. 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PAGE 130 PHOTO 1. jan Ragland tried for a still better time on the 220. In the background Mr. Young, the girls' track coach timed them as they ran by. 2. Sheila McClain ran the 220 for practice time. 3. Ida Moore worked on stretching her muscles during a practice. All the track members practiced after school every night. 4. Paula Carroll threw the shot put. PAGE 131 PHOTO 1. Paula Carroll and Robin Conn took a short break during practice, and Sherry Hale checked her timings with Coach Young to see where improvement was needed. 2. Sherry Hale wound up for shot put. 3. Gloria Castro and Jolene Armstrong ran for practice timings taken by Mr. Young. Mia., ' f-'nw-. ' ' ' H'-'-' I-f'9-.wp-W - ' 1 ' .Q ..., . Y.- .V ,, ng, , , ,,,. ,,,,,..,, , ...A-H., X, .-.W ...... W... -M--M-----n-- :----M--Y -I '- - '- - I v 4 'ff f-W-wi ' xngcii W Ffh gy, . Q' 'P ,,s.,L'i'.i,, ' '?e'+f: 1 . Q - . MIB? .1 f ' 5' , .faij ,f il? , W,,, 4, w V W. I .3 if, ,, x., aa., ,M . at M wiffxwzf 4. 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'Q' STANLEY ADKINS PENNY ARMSTRONG KEVIN BALLEW KARLA ALBERTSON LAUREL AYERS RONALD BARRETT ANTOINETTE ARC URI LEE BAILEY MARY BATYE .MN W J '-gi. W , Y -1.1 , 4 e, K Wf. 125.3 H lf, 2' I 1 1 ,mf N, xii f If ,V I --64 5' -. -A-4 ,iv xx, Q. V F 4 -v- -I . ,,7 ' 1 X, PEARL BENNETT DOTTIE BEUTLER EVELYN BILLIARD A 178 LONNIE BLAKER PETE BOLEN DEBORAH BORDEAUX KATHRYN BOWLAND DUDLEY BOWLING JEB BowsER DEBORAH BRIGGS GERALD BRODHACKER MARK BROWN SIDNEY BRUCE PATTI BRYANT RENDA EUHR if - 9' LW! -- f J . Q QX'S1KT'L s- N, 3 l' 'an 3,0 'X '-I x K' wu. ' rpg.,-Q9 ,Q ffgug 1 J FW' V. L .I Q. X4 ,. vf' , w 13, I ,a fs f'- . X . x -.---ar F, If u,, ,,,o- 4 I n , - . I 1' rv wr? 'aw :M Tr-HNK W1 EVERETT BURKHART MIKE CAHILL WARREN CALVERT LORNA CAMPBELL RHONDA CARDER WILLIAM CARROLL CHERYL CARSON CHARMETRIA CASEY GLORIA CASTRO Deborah Horne. Ruth Woods and Charmctria Casey heated the reac- tants in their experiment in chemistry 'x ' I f 'QL - fn M? If ff '15 arf f ' R 1 3 v 4' 'U x :,'7. -. f?a Jv - 6315 14 'I nl .21 wan f-X rink ,1- M471- 'IYETTA CHAVEZ ROBERT COIN DEBORAH COZART DONNA DAVIS CHRISTINE CLARK TYRONE COLEN ROBERT CRUGAR FLOYD DAVIS LIIM COE JAMES COOMBS PEGGY CUNNINGI-IAM RALPH DAVIS -v '-- X ,f-- E W- , ,, W., , , ,W ,,,,,,,....,, Y1,., ,nw ,,,,, ,,,,...-:,, ..........-..,v-...,... H , . 1,4 ' ' -.-.-A--ini' i. YV ' -Y 1 ',L.2f.-f-'.'-.-' 1.1.11 JLEQ- '.' .335-2: 'Q f f MCH ww, ? M Q1 SX 4 'z u , ,e - . , , L, j., - .w I. 4 ,A-A CAROLYN GREEN GEORGE GRIMES DAVID GUTHRIE MARGARET GUZMAN u BARBARA HALL MAGDALINE HALL CHANDRA HAMM HELEN HARBIN SHARON HARBIN CI-IERYL HARDIN DALE HIEBERT MICHAEL HOLMES 185 771, 44 'T me in x W ' fi 'F' 11, 'EQ ww 3 T51 'U' 4' -., ii x I CHERYL KEEFER PATRICIA KELSEY ROBERT KESSLER J Ik g.MgC B J in 7' Q Vw x, HAD' 4' STEVE KING JOHN KOWALSKI bANDI KULIK PAT LATTINL1 SHARON LEP 2, 188 ,V . -'CT' ry ,. 1' Kiwi? , . Y, SE: . - K JXA A 7 X9 SD Ffa 5 -' 37,15 ' ' I F35 M V - aim YW , VIVIAN PARRISH WARFUS POWELL NANCY ROSS CINDY PETERS CHERYL RICHARDSON KERRY ROWE MARY PHIPPS RONNY RIGGS MARY SANTOLI JAMES POLLEY JOHN RODGERS STEVE SANTOLI 'P' A v- . V . Y. .... ...-. ..,,,,,,,, W v W -vu V i H and ,W 1.7 ' ' ' Y' -- --v-- ---- Y-.-.wif-W-1 ff ' Q N -r --.... Q, .-.. - , V V ,, , , , ,, ,,, , v , .,,,--1 .-f-R, ,.-W.- .... 15 11, STEPHEN WEST NICOLLETTE WILLIAMS RUTH WOODS DONNA YOUNG MARCHELLE WHITEI-IEAD ROBERT WILLIAMS MARY WRIGHT DEBRA ZAHNER EVELYN WILKINS TYRONE WILLIAMS KELVIN YATES LARRY ZIEGLER SAMUEL BAILEY AARON BROWN JACKIE COOPER WAYNE CUSHENBERRY DELMAR DEWEY LARRY FORD STEVE GILSON BILLY GUINN DARLENE HARRIS RICHARD HIXON ANTHONY HURTADO ESTO JACKSON ELDON JOHNSON DENNIS KEEFER JOHN LAYMAN MICHAEL LOWE ANDREW MATTHEWS MARK MATHIS PAMELA MCCARRISON ROY PATRICKS MILTON PIPER STEVEN STRICKLAND BRUCE TATUM CONNIE THIBEAUX RORY THORPE RONALD WALLACE DIANE WALKER DONALD WILSON ING NER ELER ISON AND IX E Several faculty members, students, and t paren s attended the board meeting in East's auditorium. The school board held meetings at schools 9 Superintendent of Schools Dr, Robert Medcalfand Mrs. Robbie Tyler, board president, answered questions from the public. ly.. The school board met twice a month for regular sessions and once or twice a week for work sessions this year. Some of their regular meetings were open meetings held at various high schools. One of these meetings was held at East. Many members of the faculty and the East community attended. A task force, established by the board this year, was to help control Violence in the schools. To help ex- pand speech and debate classes, there was a IA cent sales tax proposed this year. Two board representatives from the East general area are Mrs. Rob- bie Tyler, president, and Mr. William Bundshu. 193 ET-A M1 5, sl- k Q. .,-9' 14 A fa ' ,wh as . ing' The Pm' During an assembly. Mr Heine accepted zu trophy from Preston Allen that the mini team had won. F 'iff .W ii ll l 4 l l x 1 11 fe Mr, Heine explained a point as Mr james Boyd. director ol school management listened, .lu Q Mr. Heine worked for better programs and cooperation Some of Mr. Heine's main objec- tives at East are to have students at- tend and feel comfortable and to have an interesting program. In recent years. changes have been made for early starts in math and languages. This year, a student curriculum council was set up to look into alter- ing the present curriculum. Mr. Heine encouraged parent in- volvement and cooperation in school activities. ln swirl football fan. Mr Heine came to most of the varsity football games this year, He went to 'VHIY basketball games later in the year. l 95 lU6 Office girl Debbie Morrison looked for Daryll Cooper's schedule while Carla Plummer got ready to file. The girls got clerical prac- tice and a grade for typing. filing, and answering the telephone and intercom in the office, :El gr 5: A, ee- lu.--- . ,r fe- li-r '1 L.-nfrvi In her first year as financial clerk, Mrs, Clara Wilson said her whole job had changed. Here she was checking a club account for Arnold Murrell. S L- li ,li ...A-A1 -'41 IPS' 'E '--'-mx. - 1 - nu- ,-.M--4.1 -il Mrs, Norine Black, textbook clerk. also typed up absence reports and conference card lists. 'A Befo .nssei audi af .vi 1 71 L' u .gp .Q J' fi reports and NP? ,A yr. 3 . 'Q ,M V WWW X ' Yak. LJA-I N' , x Before the pom pom squad performed during an assembly. Mr, William White tried to brinZ the fudience to order. X Mr. Archie Kelley talked to a student who was on the conference card list Mr. William Ridley and Mr. Fred Heine talked about semester class changes in the main office. l l l 1 1 F Office, v1'ce-princzpals Worked together and separately Together, the office and vice- principals filled out and sent suspen- sion letters. With the help of the of- fice, the vice-principals kept a close tab on absences. One of the jobs of Mr. White and Mr. Kelley included all disciplinary problems. Mr. Ridley worked with the counselors and teachers in scheduling classes. Operation sweep was a plan for teachers to patrol the halls during class periods and bring students without passes to the office. It was fairly successful at first, but it was not continued on a regular basis. The office ladies took care of attendance, registration, textbooks and school finances. 197 Counselors ' jobs vary Counselors are involved in many activities besides enrollment and per- sonal counseling. The College Day is an annual event held in the fall where many colleges Visit to help the juniors and seniors in choosing the college best suited for them. They also arranged transportation to attend the College Fair at the Municipal Auditorium. The counselors selected the girls in the American Association of University Women in which the top 100 females from K.C. are honored and members of Who's Who In American High School Students. .ll u -s IT' - A , tix ' Qiiiilk 4. X f . , mi- I-LjAi.r'+'Nf1llXi. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Luther Dale reviewed next year's enrollment. ABOVE: Mrs. Lucinda Britton talked to students and their parents during open house. .2 ,f +-,f-,.....W ,,. 'Iggy' Laura Sears prepared a large quan- tity of vegetables before the lunch period rush starts. V: W is -L During the lunch periods. Danny Ramsey and Maurine Wolfe served Cokes from the new machine. Pop was sold separately and with plate lunches. f, 2,41 A Q ks 13712 1 3152 .Q ug , ,QQ Q me-I, f ei W wh . Mrs. Lola Mullins still works in East's cafeteria after 29 years ol ss! vice, At the beginning of the year, Ralph Davis played song requests for a dime with profits going to the yearbook. Besides seeing that all goes smoothly in the cafeteria, Mrs. takes her turn scraping dishes with Steve Hulbert. A Rinkenbaugh 21 1 fx, ' t i Ea 5 E 2 'V Inflatzon h1fS cafe terza f - wa :mess-,r T tin!!! . rp i ' sfo, 5235 . .4-Qfsfi ww: -I 'X n,- A 34' v .gifs - Mamie Miller puts a portion of dessert on Larry Smith's tray. In past years, dessert had to be bought separately. ears of SET' This year, when inflation raised the price of many products and ser- vices, prices in the cafeteria also went up. Plate lunches were still 556. but the price of snack foods and separate items went up. This year, for the first time, pop was sold separately and with plate lunches. Mrs. Rinken- baugh, cafeteria manager, com- mented, We were able to have Cokes this year through a govern- ment subsidy. She explained that pop sales also helped keep down the price of plate lunches. Another way of keeping prices down was by not ser- ving potatoes when noodles were served. This has been in practice in other schools. but this was the first year that East has done it to any en- tent. At the beginning of the year. music was allowed in the cafeteria. Each morning before school, breakfast was sold to anyone who wanted it. 201 202 Kim Jackson found her book at the card catalogue. Books can be found three ways: by the author's name, the book title and subject matter. The library sponsors successful programs Several new programs were Craig Griffin waited while David Boutros found his card and checked his hunk f,, started in the library this year, in- cluding a paperback book exchange and a comic book collection. Students brought their old paperbacks and ex- changed them for others. It was successful, but the comic book collec- tion bombed out . A telecopier was placed in the library to copy long lists of books titles within four to six minutes. A teacher's resource service was available this year to obtain books for special assignments from all other libraries. A program for children included three parties and film presentations. At the end of the school year, the librarians went to elementary schools to tell students about the summer reading programs. By early summer, the library plans to go to a computerized system. All cards. registration and cir- culation will be taken care of at the main library through computers. 1-. vvtvrvsrpf ..X., W- V' .-., lf'+'7 'jr'-'W----r--. 2 i 'iliJi-'sq of W i --W--Y ...,.,, mg 4' F ! i 34- x Linda Rodriquez waited to type a new card. Besides books. the library kept albums and paintings. out N :qs -1 UM HHH s l he library Vern Hopkins referred to a schedule as he walked down the hall, Protecting school property only part of the job The job of the security guards is to watch school property and to patrol the halls and restrooms during class hours. The security guards need no special training, but they could take classes in defense if they wanted them. The guards met and made friends with many of the students they saw in the halls every day. The security guards felt that the closer they were to the students, the easier they were to cooperate with. The security guards helped with operation sweep to keep students out of the halls during class time. r X., I During homeroom. junior Coombs talked to Miss Scott in the front hall .. . . ...., ..---... , , Y , Y , ,, - --'Y--A-H .... .-.......-7-.--.- . ... .n , f 1 I I n l QLEFTJ Glen Ethredge was caught on za rare ucrasion without lm lim on It lay aban- doned on a desk in the lower left of the picturl rBEl.OW, Roy Hill muh lm gianbsized mop implemented the new policy of sweeping the halls during the duy xx- 1 vi ,gg '..,,.....i .,,4.,-,. . . rw, 4 . uv.-,- -ra Ty 1 .ii gi r'g ,,y: ,, 10141 if N1 .Q 0Cf ,,.w.ff: Y ,. , 1 lo the same' I ng 3 lift V0 ' ffm -mr -TA' K 1 1 fs ... --,.a,,,,,,x, n,w,,- wr., 4.1 . . if, 0 ,wwf if I F ww' CABOVEJ Keeping her time records straight Lena Emily look as lpn-:Ak Hum her usual ups and downs as elevator operator LLEFTA Chuck Martin zuldml vlilurinc daily to the pool, ii l g . M Mr. Tom Adams-World History. American History. Swim Team Coach: Mis, Crystal Barndt-Geomctry. Algebra. Advanced Math: Mr. Richard BensonfAccounting. Typing. Personal Typing. Senior Class Spon- X 9 XX.- sor: Mrs. Helen Blanton-Typing. Stenography, Mr. Robert Buchanan-Composition. Gram- mar, Poetry. World Literature. Chess Club Sponsor: Mr. Nathan Buie-General Math. Varsity Football Coach. Weighlifting Coach: .1 Mrs. Marjorie Byrd-Creative Writing. Pratical Reading Skills. Pratical English: i .1 . Mr. Ben Cohen-8 Math, 8 Algebra. Sgt. Harold Cole-ROTC: Mr, Gwynne Coomes-EPE,Proctor Sponsor: Miss Celenis Courtney-Social Studies: Mr. james Dickson-Civics. Mrs. Phyllis Diener-Food. Home Decorations: Mrs. Isabelle Duran-Spanish. Bi-lingual Spanish Club: Mr. Kenneth Eckhoff-Crafts. Wood: Mrs. Elayne Enyard- GPE, Modern Dance. Mr. Raymond GallerACOE. Beta Sigma Chi: Mr. Glen Gann-Wood: Mrs. Berdia Gregory- Black History. 8 Social Studies. Drill Team: Mr. Samuel Guiterrez-Civics. 206 4 it ur Q-Y N-?' lf' 'lf 'si Sis- 's F. N, f'5 vi 'N ff r .DQ-an ... ,- fx 5 .O s. -W . . fr 'infix v -J Mrs. Linda Harris-English 2: Mr. Virland Harris-BPE: Mr james Hess-American History, Civics, Athletic Directorg Mr. Asn ,- 0? ll ll 9 4 Robert Holder'Biology, Advanced Biology. Mr. Harry Hommes-Algebra 1, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry: Mr. John Hopkins-8 Social Studies, Civics: Ms. Frances Houser-Art, Mr. Charles Hoyle- Drafting. Mrs, Sandra jackson-Sociology. Civics, Pom Pom Sponsor: Sgt. Othelious johnson-ROTC Mrs. Barbara johnson-News, Sophomore English. Yearbook. Essay: Mrs, Beverly Jones-Special Science, Math, English At the assembly before the last football game. the male teachers found out who had the best legs. 207 Mrs Irene LaFayette-Vocal Music. Choir, East Singers. Pismo. Outreach In Music Solo: Mr. Tom Mallot-Photography, Ad vanced Photography: Ms. Susan Martinson- -..af -' Aw MY- Special Education: Mr. Randall McVey- ' Hisf Special Education Bar Mal Tyr sor Ster Vfi-! . . 4 , , 1 f . ,.,.g gp-,ffvdw .-.A 1, 1 1 E K C I N D B E G I I I I Mr. Mallot instructed advanced students on how to use a telephoto lens. 208 Mr. Karl Morrow-Metal. Table Ten- nis Coach: Ms, Evelyn Nash-Novel, Senior Practical English, Minority Literature. Short Stories Mr. Elver Neal-General Science, Human Science: Mrs. Wilmoth Nichols-Math. Intersociety Mrs. Audre Owens-GPE. Bowling Team: Mrs. Bettilou Pierce-Student Council, Biology Mrs. Geneva Reiman-Sewing, Homemaking: Mr. Levon Robinson- English, Grammar, Composition, Asst. Varsity Football Coach, Foot' ball Scholarship Coordinator 1 v--1, -.1 11' .ai -if K' '17 5-w-. ,,,....,..., fc T725 1 1 is , 1, Y , ' lk :gif s fs A 4 ig . 1 M , .' ls I i I , , . s'g:lS?i1i?'Z: 1 - .- , ,N . M, ,V,. Q J .sz , iq, .. ,V . Us ohffyg ,.,'- AA , 1 f, 1 W.. f.- 4,9 We fm ,q:,- w....,f - ,, l 1 ' A ' .0122 .49 2 fig, : il A ', 'J 'viii .6 , K M n 'M 3 ... Y ,Lp hiss: if I' f I Ji .oil K ff V ffz ,sl E zyirszgeggs My Y .ff A 2, I V, ' K . . .7 - ' 53 Q at f'QT. fP , A ' J I ' ' 'X ' pn . 2 , . ' si' i 9 WV V H Q, ' ' 6 ff v . Q. Q Q f y. , f' f ,, A .J-1 , ', V ' 1 ' ff' !g?7 j- Miss Linda Wilson-English, Science Fiction. ' W Pep Club Sponsor, Webster Sponsor. Junior L, 'f f High Honor Society, Mr. Lawrence Young- X Mn ,J X' EPE, Freshman Basketball Coach, Girls uf, -is ff Track ,-9 4 - Ms. Patricia Robinson-English, junior High Student Council1lVlr.-lorries Rynn-Art: Mrs. Joanne SabatkaAGeneral Math, Chemistry. Eulexia Sponsor: Mrs Judith Sander- English 2. Sophomore English, Mythology Ms. Bonnie Schumaker-American History. Cheerleaders, Mr. Marion Sell-Band. Orchestra, Vocal Music. Special Education Music: Mr. jack Smart-Algebra, General Math, Refresher Math. Letterman's Club, Freshman Football, Varsity Basketball: Mr. Kelton Smith-World History, World Geography. Leundis Sponsor Dr. William Stevens-Current Affairs, Psychology: Mr. Frank Stiegler-General Science, Physics, Mr. Larry Stoops-Ecology. Science, Ecology Club: Mr. Gary Suhl- English 2, 8 English, j.V. Football and Basketball. Mrs. Roberta Thurer-Reading Lab: Ms. Nancy Tucker-French: Mr. jack Webber- Crafts: Mr. David Watkins-Special Science. Math. Social Studies. English NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Sharon G. F, Anderson-Speech, Drama, Drama Club. State Crew: Miss Coleen Bowser-GPE. Bowling, Mr. Danny Goldsmith-Crafts: Mr. Marcellus HughesACOE. 209 Cobb. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: fleft to rightl David Guthrie, Tommy Thornton. Mark Martinez, Dale Hiebert, Dwight johnson, David Tidwell, jim Coe, Larry Smith, Pete Bolen, George Grimes, Tyrone Colen. MIDDLE ROW: Ralph Dill. Preston Allen, Jeff Lockington, Leroy Crawford, Paul McClain, Danny Frazier, Mark Dunn, Steve Eads, Candido Santellan, Steve West, Brant Cross, Freddie McClain, Coach Buie. BACK ROW: Coach Suhl, Robert Kessler, Al Talley, Greg Thomas, Larry Adkins, john Sparks, Marty Kilgore, Mark Yager, Marlin McQueen, Bertt Matthews, Ronny Riggs, Junior Coombs, R. W. Eli, joe Stidham, Aaron Brown, Harris Green, Brown, Valerie 136 Brownlee, Deborah 144 Brozovich, Diana 144 Brozovich, Rosalie 144 Bruce, james 144 Bruce, Sidney 104.105,124,17B Bmmfield, Mr. Wetzel 58 Bmmfield, Mrs, Ruby 58 Bryant, Patti 178 Bryant, Richard 136 Buchanan. Dwight 168 Buchanan, Mr. Robert 49,206 Buerky, Tim 168 Burh, Renda 50,178 Buhrman, Mark 145 Buie, Bryan 97,99.121,123,157 Buie, Marlon 113,12B.145 Buie, Mr. Nathan 32,51,73,82,85,206 Bukovac. Nick 157 Bukcvac. Vickie 157 Bunker, Alice 136 Byrd, Mrs. Marjorie 16,157,206 Burkhardt, Anita 58,168 Burkhart, Everett 179 Burleson, Brenda 157 Burris, Carla 157 Burris, Debbie 168 Burris, Joe 136 Burris, Shirley 136 Bush, Elzie 136 Bush, Nancy 145 Bussey, Maurice 136 Burton, Pam 168 Butler, Jayne 168 Butler, Tammy 145 Buzzard, Violet 16.36,168 Byrd, john 157 Byrd, Ruth ies C Cage, Roland 136 Cahill, Mike 48.54.179 Calderella. Lee Anne 126.145 Calderella, John 124,127.168 Calips. Donzell 145 Calvert, Lorraine 2,168 Warren, Calvert 47,179 Campbell, Lorna 179 Carder. Rhonda 52.179 Charles, Cynthia 168 Chase, Debbie 168 Chastain. Mrs, 42 Chavez. TyEtta 77,88,180,1B1 Chestnut, Karen 145 Chisam. Tim 157 Clark, Christine 48,58,180.199 Clark, Danny 168 Clark, Jeanette 137 Clark, Steve 157 Clary, Tammy 137 Clinton. Sheryl 2,168 Cloe, Richard 137 Gary 157 Carlis. Kim 157 Carlson, james 145 Carnahan, Kim 145 Carpenter. john Carpenter. Richard 168 Carr, Paula 60 Carr, Susan 168 Carroll. Albert 168 Carroll. Barbara 136 Carroll, Linda 145 Carroll, Paula 16.l3O,131,l68 Carroll, William 179 Carson. Cheryl 179 Carter. Kelly 145 Casey. Charmetria 13.179 Castro. Gloria 44.62,130.179 Castro, Mary Ann 2.168 Celenis. Miss 206 Cervantes, Elena 145 Cervantes, Elisa 137 Chaddock. Carmelita 145 Chapman. Terry 137 Chambers. Tom 168 Cochran, Richard 22,157 Coe.Jim121.122,180 Coe. Mike 168 Cogburn. Carol 145 Cohee, Yulunda 137 Cohen, Mr. 24,206 Coin, Robert 82,l01.102,180 Colbert. James 157 Cole, Sgt. 206 Coleman. Beverly 168 Colen, Tyrone 71,180 Colen, Ray 157 Collins, Pat 145 Conley. Randy 64,157 Conn, Robin 157 Conn, Stacey 127.145 Connor, Gary 157 Constance, Tammy 157 Contreros, Patricia 137 Contreros, Salvador 157 Cook, Atomala 39.157 Cook, Lynn 34 Cook, Robin 57.157 211 A4 Durigan. Marlene 31.158 Dyer. David 169 E Eads. Mr. 43 Eads. Steve 32.86.100.169 Eddings. Jimmie 137 Edgmond. Robert 146 Edmunds. Charles 159 Edmunds. Earl 146 Edwards. Marc 181 Eklund. Bruce 146 Eldridge. Tamara 159 Eli. Cathy 169 Eli. R. W. 84.88.1Z1.123.181 Elliot. Carl 169 Elliot. Laura 7.181 Ellis. Bennie 159 Ellis. Beth 159 Ellis. Debbie 137 Ellis. Denise 146 Ellis. john 146 Ellis. Lisa 147 Elmer. Margaret 137 Elmer. Pam 106.169 Enyard. Mrs. 62 Erwin. Marty 169 Estes. Karen 147 Ethredge. Glen 205 Etter. Doug 169 Ettinger. Millard 182 Elunger Susan 159 Evans. Brenda 147 Evans. David 147 Evans. Marcy 81 F Fanniel. Terrell 137 Farnsworth. Tim 147 Fehring. Lisa 12-1.147 Felarski. Debbie 147 Ferguson. Myrna 147 Fibura, Tony 137 Fields. Debra 159 Finley. Darryl 63 Fisher. Mr. 204 Fletcher. Olivia 7.169 Ford. Darick Ford. Debbie 1-17 Ford. Loletta 159 Ford. LuAnn 147 Ford. Norman 182 Ford. Roy 137 Foster. Danny 159 Foster. Lauri 137 Foster. Mark 147 Foster. Sam 159 Foster. Sharon 159 Frank. Sherry 1-17 Franklin. Sherry 159 Fray. William 137 Frazier. Danny 116.128.169 Frazier. Debbie 159 Frazier. hir 43 Frey. Sharon 57.182 Frost, Beverly 21.182 Fuggitt. Kevin 169 Fulson. Debbie 159 G Galler.h1r 46 Gann. James 159 Gant. Marsha 169 Gardner. Linda 147 Gardner. Patty 57.65.159 Garrett. Iwiicheal 159 Gartman. Ronnie 147 Gatewood. Orveta 159 Gava. Susan 169 Gensler. Pat 169 Gerth. Barbara 182 Gibson. Theresa 182 Gober. Debbie 137 Gober. Mary 138 Godinez. David 5.103.170 Gonzales. Chris 147 Gonzales. Hector 118 Gonzales. Raymond 147 Goodwin. Kenny 170 Graff. Cheryl 159 Grant. Deena 170 Graves. Sharon 47.65.182 Gray. Frankie 116.170 ,w H x Ns 73 .k ,. . . ',,,.1.w,,. FRONT Commander Al Carroll FIRST ROW' Leslie Riley, Mark Sparks. Mark Willis. Darby Doyle. ROTC COMPANY B 2 ' ' . . . .H P Ch I 5. , l T M ' , SECOND ROW: Robert Hatfield. Maurice Riggs. Wi iam opp. ar es Kem Jackson' Tom Randolph Ommy wilson. ow. L mcg 1. Wayne Curm. Danny Manta S x e Smith Steve Strong Darrell Finley. Charles Scott LAST R orenzo 1 1 iiiijciirliizolrilarifsi Charles Krantz. Brian Parker. Edward Talley' Frank Black' Grcuii, Boliliy 147 Given, Czimlyii 26,183 Gu-4-ii, Evelyn 18,159 Given Harris 35.170 Gin-ui. gli-nniler 138 Green. Karen Green, Robert 121 Gregg. Charles 147 Gregg, Cindy Gregg. Linda Gregory. Charles 147 Griffin. Billy 147 Griffin. Craig 110.202 Griffin, -lack 148 Griiiin. Karen 182 Grilfitl. Craig 159 Grillitt. Mike 69 Grimes. Elaine 159 Grimes, George 51.69.183 Groshong. Mary 138 Gross. Vicki 53,159 Grout. Sherry 138 Gruver, Lawrence 204 Guthrie. David 183.187 Guthrie, judy 170 Guthrie. Phillip 148 Gutting. Mr. Greg 119 Guzman. Margaret 183 Guzman, Richard 148 Gixarlera. Steve 159 H Hagens. Andrea 159 Hale, Evelyn 170 Hale, Shelley 36,130 Hale. Sherry 170 Haley, Spencer 170 Haley. Troy 148 Hall. Crystal 148 Hall. Barbara 13.183 Hall. Chris 80 Hall. Magdaline 183 Halterman, jeff 138 Hamilton, David 148 Hamm. Chandra 183,184 Hamm. Michelle 148 Hammons, Candy 138 Hanks. Shirley 138 Hansuld. Frank 160 Harbin. Helen 183 Harbin. Sharon 183 Hardin. Cheryl 183 Hardin. Donna 148 Hardin. jan 119,148 Harris, Edwin Harris, Mrs. 207 Harris. Mr 206 Harris, Ricky I-4.103.170 Harris. Timothy 160 I-Iarver. Eric 148 Harville. Karen 53,170 Hatch. Mona 160 Hay. Mark 148 Hay. joy 138 Hayes. David 22,170 Heine, Mr. Fred 43.197,199 Henderson. Valerie 170 Hendrix. Danny 160 Hendrix. Debbie 148 Hess. Mr. jim 132.207 Hewitt, Shannon 138 Hickman. David 170 Hicks. Donice 57,160 Hiebert. Dale 76,82,123.183 Hill, Kim 148 Hill. Reggie 138 Hill. Roy 205 Hinds. Ed 160 Hinds. Mel 138 Hitchcock. Jana 148 Hitchcock, Morris 160 Hixon. Ricky 170 Hixon, Ronald 138 Hohensee, Gary 160 Holbert, Steve 160,201 Holder, Mr. Bob 30.207 Holliman, Denise 160 Holliman, Pamela 138 Hollister. Evan 148 Hollweg, Mrs, 39 Hollowell, Cathi 148 Holmes, Deborah 160 Holmes. Michael 50,183 Holt. Harper 148 Hommes, Mr. Harry 25.207 Hoover. Jo 170 Hopkins, Artie 148 Hopkins. Chris 170 Hopkins. Dana 20.138 Hopkins, Vern 203 Hopkins. Mr. 207 Horne. Deborah 106,179,184 Horner, Joe 96,116.160 Houchins. Glenda 138 Houser. Ms. 207 Hoyle. Brenda 2,58.170 Hoyle. Debbie 138 Hoyle. Mr. Bill 207 Hubler. Kelly 52,160 Hubler, Mark 95,148 BETA SIGMA CHI FRONT: ilelt to rightl Nan Moser. Tracy Creed. Anna Hughes, Mr. Galler. SECOND ROW: Bea Mata. Carol johnson. Gayle Murray. Brenda Kretzchmer. THIRD ROW: Debbie Fulsom. Vicki Altman, Cindy Peters. jennifer Moore. THIRD ROW: Ioyce Dennis. Karen Harvill, Mary Madick, Tammy Ball. Carol Tiffany. Hudgens. Mr. 43 Hudgens. Melinda 138 Huclgens, Randy 184 Hudgens. Vicki 80.99,119.148 Hughes. Mr. 47.209 Hughes. Anna 160 Hughes. Billy 160 Hughes. Debra 160 Hughes, Garry 160 Hunt, Rose 160 Hull, Steven 148 Jablonski. Donna 170 jackson. jackson. jackson. Carla 160 Darren 138 john 114.115.1841 Jarrell, Darrell 148 LEUNDIS LITERARY SOCIETY FRONT: Cleft to rightj Chandra Hamm, Karla Albertson, Rhonda Carder, Joni Skeens, SE- COND ROW: Roxie Morgan, Lee Ann Mills, Karen Harvill, Joyce Dennis. Lorraine Calvert. Debbie Kincaid, Kelly Hubler. Cindy Adkins. Tracy Creed, Stephanie Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kelton Smith, Tammy Ball, Mary Madick. Delena Lott. Sherry Hale, Mary Ann Castro, Becky Marshall. Debbie Morrison, Vicki Gross. Jackson, Kevin 139,34 Johnston, Cheryl 139 Jackson. Kim 160.202 Jolley. Mindy 149 Jackson. Ms. 207 Jones. Cydris 161 Jackson, Nina 139 Jones. Donna 78.91.6 Jackson, Robert 34 Jones. Jerry 139.149 Jacob, James 171 Jones. Jesse 171 Jacobs, Peggy 148 Jones, Melody 161 James. Beverly 171 Jones. Renee 161 James. Cathy 148 Jones, Vicki 50,106,184 James. David 148 Jones, Willie 139 James. Susan 160 Jones. Mrs. 207 Jamison, Gwen 171 Joyce. Julis 149 Kerley. Wade 96,98,161 Kessler. David 94.149 Kessler. Jim 171 Kessler. Robert 50.84.106 185 Kilgore, Marty 91.93.110 161 Kincaid. Debbie 161 King. Andrea 149 King. Carol 161 King. Janoyce 139 King. Jerry 171 King. Steve 50.185 King. Robert 149 Kleyli. Dwayne 114.149 Krantz. Charles 139 Jasper, David 160 Jefferson, Jasephus 149 Jenkins, Jesse 149 Jenkins, Mary 139 Jenkins, Robin 149 Johnson, Alice 139 Johnson. Anthony 149 Johnson. Carol 46.127,184,l99 Johnson, Curtis 69.184 Johnson, Dwight 19.86.184 Johnson. Judy 66,161 Johnson Larry 149 Johnson Nancy 149 Johnson Sgt. 207 Johnson. Mrs Barbara 59.207 Johnson Robert 139 K Kasko. Laura 149 Kanomaros. Doug 96 Kasko, Faith 171 Karowitz, Robert 184 Keeler. Cheryl 185 Keeler. Mark 161 Keeler. Mike 161 Keeney. Gregg 54.59.161 Kelley. Mr. 197 Kelsey. Patricia 185 Kenney. Robert 1-19 Kent, Bobby 171 Kent, Emma 149 Kremer, Terry 139 Kretzschrrier. Brenda 124.161 Konamos. Doug 11-3.121.161 Kowalski. John 181.185 Kowalski. Randy 149 Kremer. Danny 149 Kryzck. Steve 149 Kuether. Bob 171 Kuether. Shelly 149 Kulik. Janice 150 Kulik. Sandi 50.56.185 Martin. Margie 62.63.161 McCloskey. Bobby 172 Lucille 56.186 L Lackey. Bryon 150 Lackey. Eilrly 171 Lacy. Lucy. Barbara 150 Randy 150 La Fayette. Mrs. 43.208 Lamb. Denise 80.150 Landry. Don 8.30.171 Lark. Lata. Lowell 161 Dianne 150 Laterra. John 23.150 Latting, Pat 185 Lavas. Victor 37 Lebow. Gail 171 Lee. Dedra 81.150 Lee. Gail 161 Lee. Richard 150 Lee. Sharon 36.185.189 Lee, Valencia 5.16.60.106,107.174 Leff in gwell. Susan 186 Lemon. Derold 150 Leon. Lewis. Lewis. Lewis. Steve 161 Connie 186 Bonita 150 Leslie 98 Lindmark, Eileen 150 Lindsay, Robert 150 Lindsay. Teresa 150 Linsley. Tom 8.171 Lockh art, Roger 150 Lockhart. Josephine 63,186 Lockington. Jeff 171 Logan. Joshua 161 Logan. Mr. 128 Long, Felica 150 Long. Mike 161 Louis, Kim 150 Lopez. T. 139 Lott. Delena 52.171 Lowe, Mr. 33 Lowe, Wendy 44,171,174 Love. Jeff 150 Lubbert. Jackie 139 Lubbert. 186 Lynn. Mack. Samuel 150 Madiek, Mary 171 Madick. Rose 52,161 Madlock. Dovie 12.78,91.171 Magnu son, Kathy 150 Malcolm. Bobby 150 Mallott. Mr. Tom 18.208 Manning. Floyd 150 Manning. Steve 94,95.150 Mansel 1, Tonia 139 Marcellus. Joan 67,171 Marcill Marcill Marek. Marek. Marek. Marek. Marrs. Marsha Marsha Martin. Martin. Martin. e. Mary 171 e. Pam 161 Cindy 127.186 Frank 127,171 John 126.150 Mrs. Norma 43 Jerry 114 ll. Becky 171 ll, Rhonda 150 Anthony 151 Mr. Chuck 205 Dwight 17 CHOIR FIRST ROW: lleft to rightj Cregg Keeney. Michael Bradley, Leonard Vaughn. Steven Cox, Phillip Guthrie, David Wofford, Vicki Smith, Mary Morgan. Christi Cravens, Dee Dee Zlateff. Maria Mata. Michelle Roberts, Marquitta Thomas, Elena Cervantes, Andrea King, Kerry Rowe. Karen Harvill, Mark Nicolosi. Tammy Williams. SECOND ROW: fstarts near the centerb Martha Jolley. Loretta Griffen. Laura Elliot, Chery Wofford, Reina Murray. Nikki Beard. Cecilia Broddus, Debbie Hendrix. Debra Andrews, Sandra Nesbit, Danny May, Eric Stewart. Cheryl Moser. THIRD ROW: Harper Holt. Kathy Hendrix, Cathy Parrott, Cathy Hol- lowell. Carmella Williams, Benitta Lewis. Jeanie Cozart. Debbie Felarski. Wanda McEntee. Martinson, Ms. Sue 208 Martinez. Mark 88.186 Martinez, Renee 26,151 Martinez. Steve 171 Mason, Sherry 53,80.99.119.161 Masters. Sharon 151 Mata. Beatriz 46.186199 Mata. Danny 75 Mata. Maria 139 Matthews. Bertt 171 Maxwell, Rosalind 151 Matthews, Linda 184,186 Matthews. Regina 8.171 Morrow. Becky 64 Morrow. Mr. Carl 82.91.208 May, Carol 161 May. Danny 162 Mays, Rodney 102,104.105,172 McAdams. Mark 95.151 McAdams, Matt 172 McAdams, Mike 18.59.186 McCarthy. Brenda 151 McCarther. Kathy 162 McClain. Paul 110,172 McClain, Paula 74 McClain, Shelia 78,88,131.184,186 McCleod, Joyce 151 McCorkle. Tonia 139 McCoy. Lorenza 151 McCullough. Eddie 139 McCullough, Ethel 7.172 McDaniel, Ester 151 McDaniel, Jim 172 McDaniel. Joyce 162 McDowell, Debbie 139 McEntee, Wanda 139 McGee. Debbie 151 McGlothin, Brenda 26,151 McGlothlin. Brian 55.64.65.172 McIntosh. Diane 172 McKinney. Phillip 139 McLeod, James 162 McQueen. Marlin 117,172 McQueen, Mr. 43 McVey. Mr. 208 Meade. Tina 162 Means, Debbie 172 Means. Henry 123,162 Means, Mark 151 Messer, Sherry 140 Melton. Saberina 162 Metcalf. Dr. Robert 193 Miles. Jim 76.121,l23 Miller. Mamie 201 Miller, Martha 186 Miller. Mike 140.162 .Ig vi . Steven -ee Dee King. ear the Nikki y, Eric 'ly Hol- :Enteei fi , '1:,i.4,a 1-5:53. , , 'T,',,,i.. ' A. -'lj Y -'Qi - i',r,.',, .1 -wif. . Diana Peterman. Debbie Granger, Shelly Keuther. Debbie Cox. Jan Hardin, Vicki Hudgens. Jeannie Shadwick. Joyce Dixon, Ethel McCullough, David Rodriguez, Mike Tankersley, Brian McGlothlin. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hatfield, Lee Bailey. Debbie Bailey, Cindy Peters. Joe Horner, Karen Reiling, Mike Whitten, Glenda Barnett, Kathy Payar, Tammy Beuther. Cindy Blaker, Crystal Hall, Melinda Hudgen, Anthony Murray, Brenda McGlothlin, Suzette Morland. Denise Bailey, Alice Bunker, Anita Burkhardt, Teresa Stroup, Jolene Armstrong, Tina Vaughn, Nanette Butts, Melody Jones, Gerald Patterson. Miller. Ron 162 Milligan, Tom 140 Milligan, Oliver 186 Mills, Lee Anne 7.26,172 Minks, Penny 172 Minks. Susan 186 Moffat, Debbie 172 Montgomery. Charles 162 Montgomery, Dwayne 172 Morrison. Debbie 44.53,162,196 Morrison. Tommy 151 Morrow, Debra 172 Moser, Cheryl 151 Neal, Mr. 31,208 Nelson. Jim 172 Nesbett, Alta 140 Nesbitt. Sandra 152 Newsome. Andre 23 Newton. Marie 187 Nichols. Carl 7,64 Nichols, Kelvin 152 Nichols. Roger 140 Nichols. Mrs 48.208 Nicholson, Diana 140 Nicholson, Renee 152 Nicolosi, Mark 138 Nix, Charlotte 162.163 Nixon. Tom 173 Nixon. Gertrude 173 Noe. Mary 173 Noe, Robert 162 Norles. Valerie 187 Norris, Ruth 74.187 Norval, Dennis 152 Norval, Joyce 140 Nyce, Mary Ann 187 O Odell. Stephanie 140 Ogle, Dora 163 Oguntoyinbo. Olabisi 173 Orndorff. Judy 187 Ortiz. Juan 173 Osborn, Janice 152 Quinn. Kevin 69,153 Ousta. Phillip 126.152 Owens, Mrs. Audre 124,208 P Painter, Eldon 173 Painter, Jeff 152 Palinko. Tina 152 Parker, Bryan 140 Parker. Debbie Parks, Gregory 47.88,187 Parksey, Raymond 163 Parkson. Janice 152 Moser, Nanette 187 Mosby, Gary 140 Mosley. Carmen 172 Motherbaugh, Janice 151 Mothersbaugh. Judy 172 Parrish, Tonia 140 Parrish . Vivian 188 Parrott. Kathy 66,163 Parrott. Keith 152 Patrick. Leatrice 26.152 Moore. Gayle 151 Moore, Ida 50.74.130.186 Moore, Jennifer 66,106,172 Morgan. Betty 151 Moore, Janet 162 Moore, Joyce 60.162 Moore. Larry 162 Moore, Yvonne 162 Moore. Wendy 151 Morgan. Joyce 172 Morgan Morgan . Marcellia 151 . Marlana 172 Morgan, Mary 151 Morgan, Roxie 162 Morgan, Stacy 151 Morgan, Suzette 151 Morris. Dennis 151 Morris. Gail 186 Morris. James 151 Morris. Ronnie 172 Moulder. Lee 152 Mowell. Bill 152 Moyer, Ronald 162 Mullins, Lota Ms. 200 Mullins, Randy 162 Mumford, Don 162 Murphy, Tim 162 Murie, Todd 140 Murray. Anthony 30,172 Murray. Gayle 52,106.107.187 Patterson. Gerald 8.76.163 Payur, Kathy 152 Pearce, Teresa 163 Pegues, Pam 163 Pena. Yvonne 152 Penson, Channell 173 Persley, Andrew 152 Peterman. Deborah 163 Peterman. Diana 140 Peters. Marty 126 Peters. Cindy 127.188 Murray. Reina 71,80 Murrell. Arnold 106.187.196 Mushaney, Glenn 121.123,162 Myers, Billy 162 N Nash, Ms 16 Navarrete. Rebecca 187 Peters. Petrle, Phillips Phillips Phillips Phipps. Martin 152 Marsha 152 , Cindy 5,163 . James 152 . Jeffery 140 Mary 188 Pickens, Tony 173 Pierce. Pierce. Mrs 45.208 Nan 2.173 D17 r 5, 218 -A., .... PROCTORS FRONT ROW: ileft to rightl Ralph Davis, Marty Kilgore, John Sparks, Joel Ball, Mark Yager, Gloria Castro, Mark Dunn. Steve Eads, Danny Frazier. SECOND ROW: Mr. Coomes, Miss Schumacker, Candiclo Santellan, Steve Cox, Matt McAdams, Mark Eads, Larry Smith, Rico johnson, Mr. Neal, THIRD: Mr. Gutierrez, Tyrone Williams. FOURTH: Ray King, Robert King, Earl Becker, Bertt Matthews, Greg Thomas, Gregory Pratt, Michael Patterson. Tyrone Colen. FIFTH: Bill Schmidt. Tommy Thornton, Pat Thompson, Donald Val Vleck. Pierce. Ruth 163 Pifer, Don 152 Piper, Milton 121,123 Pipes, Melanie 140 Pitts, Anthony 152 Plummer. Carla 173,196 Plummer, Lee 140 Polley, James 114,188 Poole, David 173 Poplau. Jeanine 152 Poplau, Marty 173 Popp, Billy 140 Potter, Charles 152 Potter, Christine 163 Potter, David 152 Pouncil. Mark 152,163,173 Powell, Jerald 153 Powell, Warfus 49.70188 Power, Irene 163 Pratt, Gregory 163 Pyle. Kevin 163 Pyle. Larry 140 Quint, john 163 Ragland. Kimberly 153 Ragland. jan 66.130.163 Ramsey, Bryan 173 Ramsey, Donny 200 Randolph. Floyd 140 Randolph. Terry 140 Randolph. Tony 21 Rea. Millie 173 Reains. Mrs. Reardon. Leon 173 Reddell. james 8.163 Reddell. Tammie 163 Reed. jamie 153 Reed. john 173 Reed, Richard 173 Reed, Robin 53,163 Reese, Manta 140 Reese, Tim 153 Reiley, Mike 153 Reiling. Karen 164 Reilings. Richard 140 Reiman. Mrs. 20,208 Reisacker. Mrs. 42 Rena, E. 140 Reyes. Lisa 173 Reynolds, Mrs. 43 Rhodeman, Evelyn 140 Rholdeman, Jackie 173 Rhodeman. Paul 153 Richardson, Cheryl 188 Richardson, S. 164 Riddle. Cheryl 153 Riddle. Debbie 174 Ridley. Mr. 197 Riggs, Maurice 140 Riggs. Ronny 31,82.85,106.188 vs- nil , 'ti 'lei L 2' ii' o .Wi 1' ff. iw . J 341 5.3 it A Kiley. Clenimon 164 Riley. Clernmontine 164 Riley. Leslie 174 Rincker. Anita 153 Rincker. jean 174 Rinskenbaugh. Mrs. 201 Roberts. Charlotte 153 Roberts. Cheryl 164 Roberts. Gale 174 Roberts. Michelle 137 Robinson. Basille 110.164 Robinson. Ms, 209 Robinson, Mr. Levon 91.208 Robinson. Valorie 164 Rodgers. john 188 Rodgers. Steve 164 Rodriguez. David 153 Rodriguez. jimmy 153 Rodriguez. Linda 202 Rodriguez, Ramon 2.54.96,l14.174 Rodriguez. Rick 91.164 Roland. Steve 153 Rollins. jeff 153 Ross. Nancy 188 Ross. Terry 25.164 Rowe. Debbie 153 Rowe. Frances 164 Rowe. Kerry 7,50.188 Rowlette. Terry 121.123.132,164 Rue, Tricia 141 Ryon, Mr. jim 13,209 S Sabatka. Mrs. 209 Salisbury. Chris 164 Salisbury. joe 141 Salisbury. Laura 153 Salley. Mark 121.123.1525 Samuels. Mark 174 Sander. Mrs, judy 17,209 Sanders, Beverly 174 Sanders. S. 164 Sandlin. john 174 Santellan. Candiclo 82,174 Santellan, Delores 141 Santoli. Mary 188 Santoli. Steve 188 Sargent. Melinda 153 Savorelli, Dana 153 Schmidt, Rose 189 Schmitt, Bill 153 Schumacker. Ms. Bonnie 209 Scmittick, Ronny 154 Scott. Charles 153 Scott, Mrs. 203 Scott, Mrs. Genevieve 199 Scruggs, Donald 153,189 Sears. Debbie 80,119,154 Sears, Laura 200 Sell. Mr. Marion 209 Serrone. jo Carol 164 Sewing, Mary 204 Shackelford. Marita 189 Sharp, Paula 189 Shelby, Tony 174 Sheppard. Kathy 141 Shoemaker, Sam 164 Shrable, Coy 8.30.164 Shull, Myrna 153 Shull, Yvonne 189 Simmons, Francis 153 Simmons, Mary 174 Sims, Tomas 174 Sipple, Brian 154 Sipple. Steve 164 Sisson, Frank 164 Sisson, jim 76,189 Skeens, joni 52.88.189 Sloan. Barry 154 Sly, Kevin 94.154 Sly. Steve 95,113 Smart, Mr. jack 101,102,209 Smith, David 174 Smith, Debbie 34 Smith, Gerald 54 Smith, john 96,128.174 Smith. Kenneth 189 Smith, Larry 76.128,190.201 Smith, Paula 164 Smith, Penny Smith, Mr. Kelton 32.51,52,209 Smith, Rick 174 Smith. Robert 164 Smith, Robin 164 Smith, Steve 154 Smith, Tommy 141 Smith, Tobi 63.190 Snow. Debbie 164 Sparks, Dorothy 164 Sparks, George 141 Sparks, john 92.164 Sparks, Mark 141 Springs, Gerald 190 St. Dennis, joyce 141 Stahl, Cathleen 190 Stahl, Charles 64.71.76,165 Starcher, Dana 190 Stark, Kenneth 165 Starks, Sonija 174 Stawinoga, Teresa 5,57,165 Steffes, Dennis 44,50,69,104,133,184,190 Steffes, joyce 165 Stephens. Connie 165 Strong, Steven 165 Stevens, Dr. 209 Steward. Debbie 175 Stewart, Darryl 141 Stewart, Darrell 114 sd ' ,Ks 9 o XA Q VARSITY CHEERLEADERS fleft to rightl Linda Matthews, Vicki jones, Stephanie Williams, Karla Albertson, Sheila McClain, TyEtta Chavez. Lee Anne Mills. 1:1 fe? .arf 219 220 Stewart. Eric 114,154 Stewart. Karen 141 Steward. Janice 190 Stidham. joe 82,182,190 Stiegler. Mr. Frank 31.209 Stine. Suzanne 154 Stinson. Valerie 53,175 Stoops, Mr. Larry 31,209 Stout, Beth 80,132,154 Stout, Ingrid 48.175 Straub, john 154 Stroup, Teresa 7.65 Stubbs, janet 190 Suhl. Mr. R. G, 82,101,102,110.147.Z09 Sullins. Kim 165 Sumpter. Charles 141 Sumpter. Ernest 141 Sumpter, Sue 154 Swenehart, Sherry 154 Swindle, Brenda 165 Sykes, Willard 8.154 T Talley, Al 175 Talley, Gladys 50,615,190 Tallay. Richard 154 .info Tallay, Tanker Tatum, Taylor. Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Tennys Tetlow. Tetlow. Tharp, Sue 154 sley, Mike 54,55,174 Bruce 47 Becky 165 Bec 5.154 Glen 123.154 Mr. 43 john 175 Teri 133.175 on, Don 154 Mrs. 42,43 C. J. 175 Cathy 141 Theurer, Mrs. 35,209 Thibeaux, Michael 62,165 Thieme r, Janice 165 Thomas, Gary 38,175 Thomas. Greg 58,118.119.175 Thomas. Ken 141 Thomas, LaRhoncla 141 Thomas, Robert 191 Thomas, Rhonda 165 Thomas, Stacey 154 Thomas, Stanley 69,154 Thomas. Victor 155 Thomas, Vincent 165 Thompson. Pat 175 Thornton, Tommy 191 3, f JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Judy Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Tracy Creed, Dovie Madlock. Nadyne Wright. BACK ROW: Donna Jones, Michelle Vxetti CSTANDINGJ, Kay Warburton. 4 , 4 - X ,.,-2. Thorpe, Rory 13.19.70 Townsend, Terry 175 Tidwell, David 84.191 Tidwell, Louis 165 Tiffany, Carol Tittle, Barbara 191 Tomkins. Becky 141 Torres, Geni 88 Townsend, Darryl 155 Trebisovski, David 38,12 Tresler. Nancy 191 Trebisoviski, Melissa 165 Trice, Ronnie 70.191 Trigg, Louvenia 87,175 Trigg, Sandra 27,191 Triska, Donna 141 Troutman, Phillip 2.165 Tucker, Glordano 35,155 Tucker, Ms. 209 Turner, Roger 155 Tyler, Eric 5.97,98 Tyler, Robbie Mrs. 193 Tyson. Anthony 22,175 Tyson, Sandra 155 Urness, Curtis 19 1,122,123,175 Autographs Zia , ,i. ' f 3, 7 f ,QQ it- .1 , ,,,. 'Wg . ff, .Q me 'lx' .1 A 7 1 2352. 9. 3 . ai'-, f ,xx NR Q Q EERLEADERS FRONT: Cleft to rightj Jenny Bowser, Brenda Albertson, Shelly Davidson, Renee Murray, Crystal Hall, Betty Stout. NEW SQUAD BACK ROW: Debbie Bailey, Debbie Sears, Denise Willis, Sherry Mason, jan Hardin. FRESHMAN CH Vicki Hudgens. V Valentine, Michelle 155 Vance. Alice 175 Vance. Gale 165 Vanderpool. Mrs. 42 Van Dunk, Christine 191 Van Vleck, Donald 141 Van Vleck, Ronnie 114.155 Vargas, Victoria 141 Wade. Kim 2,58,l65 Walker, Dana 165 Walker. Raymond 165 Walker, Debbie 175 Whittle. Tina 155 Wilburn, Linda 176 Wilkins. Alvins 155 Wilkins, Evelyn 192 Vasquez Vaughn, Vaughn. Vaughn. Vaughn. Vasquez. Villines. Vincent Vaughn Andy 141 Charles 191 Carla 141 Donald 141 Sheilah 141 Eddy 175 Brenda 175 Paul 141 Leonard 191 Venerable Mrs 42 Venerable Myron 191 Vertreese Janice 191 Vietti james 191 Vietti Michelle 78 155 Villalobos Annie 191 Villanueva Pilar 191 Vincent Thomas 44 Waddell judy191 Walker. Rita 142 Wallace. Jeffrie 165 Waltermate. Dolores 142 Warburton. Kay 78.91,154.165 Ward. Marilyn 175 Ward. Randy 155 Ward, Sharon 142 Warner. Kathy 175 Warner, Rhonda 165 Warren, Daisy 165 Warren. Mrs. 43 Wash. Annette 176 Washington, Brenda 176 Watkins. Mr. 209 Watkins Ricky 155 Webber Mr 209 Webster Tony 176 Weikel Dennis 176 Weise Carl 49 68 176 Weiss Joyce 155 Wells joseph 155 Williams. Adam 142 Williams. Calvin 142 Williams. Carmelita 61,155 Williams, Doris 176 Williams, James 176 Williams. Lelar 20.32.142 Williams. Lynn 176 Williams. Mrs. 43 Williams. Nicollette 192 Williams. Robert 192 Williams. Rodney 142 Williams. Sherry 155 Williams. Steve 176 Williams. Stephanie 14.62.7 Williams. Tyrone 50.192 Willis Christine 26 155 Willis Denise 176 Willis Mark 142 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Carla 196 Donna 142 Dviavne 92 Kim 155 Wells West West David 155 Cheryl 142 Debbie 20 142 Wilson Leroy 142 Wilson Miss 54 55 74 209 West Stephen 192 West Stephanie 176 White Mr Wm 197 Whitmill Debbie 155 Whitehead Marchelle Wilson Wilson Vi ilson White White Mike 176 Pamela 155 Rick 176 Fred 142 Ronald 142 9.176 P2 222 A 44, 'R' --'io-3. ' JV .A , .sw ROTC COMPANY C FRONT KNEELING: Commanders fLEFTJ Carmella Williams, Debra Fields. FIRST ROW: Delores Watermate, Connie Norman, Debra McCork1e, Yuluna Cohee, Anthony Hurtado. SECOND ROW: Kim Carlis, Lavita Thomas, Katherine Babcock, Joann Vernon, Mike Keffer, Bonnie Banks. THIRD ROW: Brenda Turner, Suzette Morland, Grace Drennon, Gayle Moore, Alan Barnes, Garry Hughes. Whitten, Mike 76,142 Withers, Rita Wofford, Cheryl 137 Wofford. David 115 Wolfe, Macirine 200 Wood, Lynn 30.176 Woods, Claude 5.100,101,105,176 Woods, Latayon 142 Woods, Lisa Woods, Ruth 12,179,192 Works. Karen 142 Works, Marsha 33,70,176 Wright, Billy 155 Wright. Mary 39,192 Wright, Nadyne 79,91 Y Yager, Mr. 43 Yager, Mark 85,88.176 Yates. Kelvin 192 Yewell. Carla 176 Young, Dave 142,204 Young, Young. Zahner, Ziegler. Ziegler, Zlateff. Donna 192 Mr. 101,102,113,130,131,209 Z Debra 192 Elaine 2 Larry 192 Diana 142 2' of In ROTC COMPANY FRONT KNEELING: Commander Ester McDaniels. FIRST ROW: Cathy James, Judy Johnson, Sue Talley, Roxy Reusher, Marguitta Thomas, Frankie Williams, Milliard Ettinger. 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