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

Text from Pages 1 - 215 of the 1976 volume:

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To see evidence of this. follow the arrow. -1 ng lu -- ' -7-' V . ul-QQ Adrl A yd k'ki ki ki k'ki'i'ki k'k'k'ki'i ki k'k'A k'k'k'k'ki'i'i'fi k'k 'k'ki k gba I nl an .rf J 3 Xia, J X, C, I ,im W, , bn if l J M . , ,,, l 1 dl K 4 ,,, TN, Y 1 fe s- fl x 'N Q . N .1 I 1? S Q x U I 5 5 J x ts I Q NSCO gufg 5 J V 1 f A A 5 -' 5? C .1 ff 5 S 'I I Q S C , I , , ,mn -, L' I, - : ' J I 5 n s x h,, - v- -- --- J 2' I 5 f 9 I ' ND A N 553, sf' is .,X.zx.,, . . 575 .I l , v Pholns gh-ft in rightj TOP ROW4. Kelly Hubler Sem.: as a subject mr 3 rim year photography swam ra fmt F slaps and shutter speeds. 1. The Air Force bum: :mil 1-spmmiy singer Lmnm come were en- joyed zil: an rlssembly. 3. Mr. Marian Sell, bend teachitr, helped David Ford and Elizabeth Rodriguez to Coor- dinate their playing. MIDDLE ROW-4. Coy Shrable :swam las: yearls football homecoming quam. Tyra:- ta Chavez. to crown this yeafs queen. 5. Devoted beginning tennis players watched me master, Cnach Jim rim, charge fnrward demonstrating a proper backhand. 6. What ru move next and after that were the problems oi this baffled chess player. 7. Mrs. Sharon G.F. Anderson was caught on-guard outside of her room during a break. BOTTOM ROW-S. Mrs. Earl Carder, head of program sales at the Chiefs Stadium, fuund much record keeping A part of the bask. 9. Mr. O. C. Parker speech Lhqrapist, Worked unobtrusively wherever Q vim could be found fur him. Her: he was nmnmg to Christine Potter tape some of her thoughts about schonl as Marsha Chase awnitsd her turn iri Mr. Heiuc's urrice. io. 'rms photogram was made by Danny Frlzier, K aw-- X Q . - xl :GFP ...Q Epw ip, . s'1 '5'-'K'--w.. 'Q ,, ,, .V,I.A,, f '..'34.4v2?...'x, - n 5 wmv, V 'Q if I fl lla it r ,Exe N r l X 1 ,Yo X 1 YL X . I s T, . .1 .fy may 1 1 H. Y C Individual Expression In A Variety Of Ways ,r . '. ' if N- 2' as Mil li . 1 + -yy: Xt ' ful -iv-1 The art classes have had many fund raising drives this year. Miss Frances Houser's art students made piniatas and other art products for sale for the art department. They also tried to sell plants. However, the tur- nout wasn't very good, In Mr. Jim Ryon's art classes many students enjoyed going out- doors to do their work during the warm weather. The advanced art students drew up a design for the drafting class. and Student Council bookstore. They got credit for the designing and painting of it. An arts and crafts course was added to the art department this year, taught by Miss Gloria Zmolek. Students worked with leather, pottery or macrame. In Mr. Tom Mall0t's photography classes, the first year students learned the basics of photography by using the oatmeal box camera They learned the parts of the camera about lighting and the taking and making of pictures During Christmas the students made Christmas cards out f negatives and some visited the Plaza at night to take slides The reason for Valentine Por trait pictures was to supplement funds The school district paid for only paper chemicals and film All other equipment was purchased by money making proJects Practical, Marketable Skills Typing, accounting and stenography were the three business courses offered to students this year. Not too many changes were made this year except there was no problem with the typewriters not working because the repairman visited the school every two weeks. Quite a few more students enrolled in these classes. Typing teacher, Mrs. McKanna says, Typ- ing is a practical, marketable skill, and I believe that it should be re- quired. Accounting students learned the basics on how to keep records, finan- cial statements and prepare taxes for businesses and personal use. Dictation, punctuation, spelling and transcription were just a few of the secretarial practices taught to stenography students. 7 X ,f .xr ll W v f . fi fpgfgiivai I YN 1 is . S , ,yi .-R 7?-pn 1. - 1 'Z ,V V--maxi nh Page 16. Photo l, Some members of the choir worked at huilrlmg sets for the production 2 At practice. Miki' Tankersley. student direc- lor. prompted actors from the orchestra pit. 3. Curly. Gcralcl Patterson. told everyone at the box social that, The farmer and cowman should he friends. Page 17. Photo 1. Dancers at the box social did a square dance. joel Ball leaped high as Ali Hakxn. the peddler. Z. Aunt Ellcr. Alan Harrlin. waited to tell how she felt about the unfriendly situation. 3. At least two students were cast in most of the lead roles. Onc of the Laurie's. Renee Nicholson. and one Curly. Phillip Guthrie. sang to each other dur- ing rehearsal. ,rv 1 'lf f V apo 1' V u- Q . . In A '- oi if 1. , A F 3 w s I lf' .4 Q SQA' b 41' iw!-.,, X 'WW1lu.:u5wf wlawll fx I ' -V ,,, , s., ' 1, QQ ,Q J' CQ, - Rf, iff kj? KW H25 l 9 wi 2 4 R A. QQ , ,,, ,V gl fc ' 'I M4 ,, ma1A'1..i A Ptigc 22 Photo l Before gym class, these girls trit-d to build a pyramid. 2 As Mr. Virland Harris wok roll. Darryl Hardin chomped on a sucker 3 Carla Williams, with the help of utlicrs in lier gym class. mounted into the splits on the bulzince beam Page 23 Photo 1, The gn ls in gym class played volleyball against one another. 2. Mrs. Elayne Enyard 42nd from riglitl practiced a jazz technique with her modern dance class 3, Boys practiced basket- ball in the gym all year long. ! df 1.3 ,X K .X J - i 'K t , fa 5 y gr? A ,4 i 4 f , -f size 5 I5 - T11 1 ,, W A M. , M , , . ev X V Q f 'A 'Ziff was .-,Wk . Www i f , !S'Q.!'N , .. K .wr ,,f' 1 v.. K vate, '- mamma Page 24 Photo l. Carol Tiffany set up an early American-type house display in the lab for her hicentcnnial project, 2. Wade Kerley and Marjorie Martin worked on a wall display for their project. Page 25 Photo 1. Annette Wash portrayed ai mother with mixed views about her daughters death in a skit during the Black history assembly. 2. Mr. Kelton Smith helped Leland Roberts with a history question. 3, Discussion was often an interesting part of Ms Lynn Birleffi's psychology course. 4. Even the teachers had fun at Silver Dollar City as evidenced by Ms. Bonnie Schumacker. f fili- 15' at - . it xx l f . we xv 1 r 5 fb. f Y, 5 ry A A 42 if vi ' 5 M, ai ., Z' ,Q f 51, fm ' ff- 4 if Qi, ' 1 I' 1 if ,1 Q 4 pc 1: ff . ff 4 1 ' 'fl ,, 2 ,yy gf, f , . x . , , ,. I , , - f7 'T , I 1 'Tj .,i f' , f Q 429 U ' S im H by an l ww , 1 E 1- -f , Aw 3 Q. in gtg lf, if v i ii i ' VJ? , ,V .,. s 41 -1.2 -.. , , N --- .fi Enya, -M -1. fr' 'f llrlx url ' nun nl' Nts: In-' ' . 'inns Illl. I, ff' 4 l 'ul 5 - ,4 V ,197 4 'rv' I A a 2 Y 1 A. ,. 1 -1 ' I ff' J 'A , , ' A . , A. J,,T..., I L , I K-f ., F , ,. J . 1 v A y II E ' ' -4 1 x , v I I vere rom ent. the 'bu-.,, wig Y s- ' km 1:-?A'f-'5 -A..-..,... .. M I ' V - A .553 if L- Q.-L .1 3451 .53 -,jf . R 1 French, Spanish Enrollment Down x is I' ' ,tisifpt f . A Nzffl MH - ,, ic, o ..., SIS' 311:59 t 4 ,aff fe q 4 v Q, J Wine 5 . 5-Q1 'Diff F ,fa ,. F .filf , . f A, 325' 'iff f . Q? f X 1' 'L 'fly' , 1 ' QW 355- EY? 1 East offered two foreign language classes this year. French. which was affected by the uncertain- ty of a teacher. consisted of a small French Ig French II with 9 students. Mrs. Johnson arrived late in the year to continue teaching this class. French students visited Andre's French restaurant and participated in word games to acquaint them with the cultural background. Spanish classes remained about the same as far as enrollment. There were two beginning classes and about 15 advanced students. Spanish was taught by three teachers during the year at different times. The newest teacher was Mrs. Bufton who began in March. Mrs. Johnson believed the ten- tative enrollment of 37 for next year brightens the future for French at East. Page 29 Photo I. Mrs. Duran spoke in Spanish to her classes to keep them alert. 2. Mrs. john- son reviewed French words with students using flush cards. Classes Small ln Horticulture Horticulture is a class basically concerned with ornamental flowers and plants. This class was started in 1965 as the result of a vocational technical survey of the community that showed a need for this kind of education. There was a total of 16 students enrolled in horticulture this year. Classes run for three hours during the day and from 5 to 7 in the evening. Most of the class time is spent maintaining the greenhouse. This in- cluded potting, feeding. watering. weeding and pruning plants. A text- book is used for studying and testing. East is the only school in the Kansas City School District that offers horticulture. Any student in this district may enroll for the class here at East. The greenhouse and classroom is located at the school garden, 5001 East 17th Street. 3.451-n -v, I, , Page 28 Photo l. Plants and flowers won grown inside the greenhouse 2 Students from other schools attended classes 3 East student. .lnliri Baker was potting plants in the gruenliouse. A 'Q-ips g 1.5 5 g ,L hug it . X , P f K 2 s . i 2' J ' wif'- . gf I if V 59+ GG' ,gal ,s V, , ,I ' ,KLM if ' 4 f - I. - ' yd'f' N4 bn . 4 4 . Em, Pzngn .ill Phuw 1 Tzlmmy Bulls: :xml Nancy Cum lmrxwl lu fxmih firming 1hl'ly'Ll1ihus after za wmkxyng 1.4h 1 After Sewing m u zlppir Dnmlhj, Barlow began lu xxvurk on zmothnr pzul ni hw long dross 3. Tum' Wa-beter was an sunixlnxxl Lu Nlrs. Diencr this yuur in Cooking chnv Rwl velvet cake uns out of his xpccizxlxtics Pagc 31 Photo 1 Om' of the boys m voukxngg views. john Bcrhcrxch. rnllcd dough fm pmlxy J Pam Marcillc worked intently on vutllmg mul :A ch1lrl'5 gurmn ul 3 XVith thc help ni Lhv nun mlcmonilrzlliun lubh in cooking vlxxw. Qlurlu-nli all over the room cuulni sue lklrx Din um wmk by watching thc- m'url1cmi mirrur .Ap his A K. A. D- A Cooking classes came from leaky faucets and stopped up drains last year to garbage disposals and dish- washers this year. Now the cooking classes have 8 ranges. 2 dishwashers, 1 microwave oven, and new carpeting. Mrs. Phyllis Diener said she couldn't believe how an old room could look so good. Besides new facilities and equip- ment, there were more boys taking the cooking class. However, no child development course was offered this year and family relations class was taught through the social studies depart- ment instead of homemaking as in the past. On the other hand, Mrs. Geneva Reiman's sewing classes did not have enough electrical outlets for their sewing machines and irons. They would also have liked to have had curtains to decorate the room so it would not look so bare, but the funds were not available. Out With The Old, In With The New 4 Q I Y. I' 'ir 5 N ' aff m Industrial Arts Develop Skills For Future Use Many classes today combine learning skills and practicing with pleasure. Examples of this are the in- dustrial arts classes. Crafts, wood, and metal classes teach students how to work with machines and different types of materials. Students are allowed to choose what they would like to make as long as they experience the different methods in that course. When completed, the project is graded on the quality of the workmanship. The student has the option to purchase his project, or it becomes a display example for other classes. Prices of the projects are recorded throughout the quarter, then the students pay one amount for all items bought. Drafting teaches students how to draw, read, design and construct plans, Many students enroll in these classes to prepare for future vocations or hobbies as well as enjoyment of the COUTSC. Q 1 u .1 sq ' I Q Xt. gnu' ,f Page 32 Photo 1. jeana Ball constructed a plan in her drafting class. 2. Being very careful was Rhonda Reed as she painted a belt in crafts class. 3. Mr. Kenneth Eckoff was sorting nails for his students. Page 33 Photo 1. In wood class a student sanded the outside surface ofa bowl. 2. Bill Mowell used the metal lathe to finish his project in metal class. 3. Drafting taught Steve Gwadera to creat plans, E l +- ff xx 0-sew. , , . K X K na ' fspalqvf' Q- me , 'nv ' +4 M 'TA Q d .f f ia .ma r - ,V Ns if , ' i . , .affirm K M , 1:-'-W , :MN-I was , , NP, Lag. ya Q i 'E HQ. R s Q ufiff' f Page 34 Photo 1. Mrs. Crystal Barndt graded tests given to her geometry classes. Her ad- vanced classes of near 35 were particularly crowded since she was in what may be the smallest classroom in thc building. room 106 2. Students paid attention when Mr jack Smart spoke in his general math class. Page 35 Photo 1 Ms, Pat Robinson explained a math problem to Pam Flye. 2. While Beverly Baker seemed astonished at the math task, Troy Davis saw some humor in the situation. 2, Mrs. Wilmoth Nichols straightened a kit used in the mathematics lab where students come for in- dividualized help Qi l l i l ill lil l l. ix l sl ull 54. -W , i X l E i l l Well li 1, lf l 1, li f f ' 'f-, f . . ,gs k'rk Y k , ' ak Y 'S I 4'1 x N' , f 4-'xw.,,x.Q I - . , Wwe- Page 36 Photo l Easfs Queen Bonnie Hanks nas crowned and congratulated hy Lt. Cul Field at the ull-city ball hcld at the Nutionul Guard Armory Behind her is Michael Keeler, li' ii ri V , ,,. -'TI' ll Master Sergeant Z The Drum and Bugle Corps load by Sherry Hale often practiced xn the boys' gym under the guidance of Major Hintz Page 37 Photo 1 Cadet Steve Smith showed Lisu Hurlin how to use a 32 rifle Z Working on reports for JROTC class are Melody jones and Bonnie Banks. 3, Cudcts provided extrzi security and help in the parking lots during open house. 4. The popcorn machine was a first for East, It was operated hour 7 in the front hall by various cadets. The machine started realizing a profit in mid- March at 20 cents a box which went toward equipment for the new Drum anclBugle Corps . ' 5 I: ,, ' -- gnivw vw. -f---- -- A ..v .2'f' M, X ff' ,V eff' , -La....,,, F . o of, fist ji: 1 , .ings Wa. ' 52: .' 42? f i N 5 W ff' A l7 R.O.T.C., stated Major Willis Hintz. is actually j.R.O.T,C. or junior Reserve Officers Training Corps which is a unit of training in military science for public high schools. The purpose of J.R,O.T.C, is for the development of leadership, of responsibility and of a few of the military arts and sciences. j.R.O.T.C. is an equal oppor- tunity program where both boys and girls participate in all programs and are selected for leadership based on best qualified, The total cadet corps consisted of 141 students. The program was basically the same as in past years ex- cept for the addition of a Drum and Bugle Corps and the Standard First Aid and Personal Safety course presented by the American Red Cross and instructed by a certified Army instructor. Q Drum and Bugle Up and Coming 1 I ,4 W-so h-11 Science Solves Everyday Problems The science department offers a variety of different courses to all grades. The classes offered are biology. chemistry. ecology. general science. human science, and physics. In class, students Work on labs, have discussions, watch film strips and do book work. Generally, the science teachers agree that the main purpose of science is to help students to better understand themselves and to help solve simple everyday problems in- volving science. In most science classes. there are labs to help students understand the procedures in finding solutions to different problems, i vnu- . Page 38 Photo l. Barbie Madick CLEFTD and Loretta Griffin. first year biology students, heated some chemicals as part of an experi- menl. 2. Students worked in a physics lab in- volving the inclined plane. 3. Leroy Williams fLEFTl and Raymond Coursey decomposed sodium bicarbonate during a chemistry lab. Page 39 Photo 1. Bertt Matthews mixed up a buffer solution for growth and development of yeast during an advanced biology class. 2. Mr. Larry Stoops crushed a can with atmospheric pressure for a demonstration in ecology. 3. Randy Conley determined the mass ofa block during his physics lab. 4 Trvh I Attention Helps I I For students who needed in- dividual attention and help in lear- I ning there are special education classes. The classes include English, I history. math, reading. science, spell- ing, and writing. There were more teachers for special education this year than in past years. There were approximately sixty special education students, In each class the students were able to work at their own pace, and this showed their progress on an in- dividual level. There were ap- proximately ten student tutors to help the special students. Special equipment was used to aid students in learning. l I ll gl l l, l M Page 40 Photo 1. Rocky Groves listened closely during his English class. 2. Ms. Ellen Taber, special education teacher. explained to the students the differences of a line, 3. Mrs. A Juanita Williamson reviewed the assignment very carefully with each student. Page 41 l I Photo 1, Dorothy lAnnette Washl and the Z scarecrow QPam Peguesl discovered the tin ' man fLelar Williamsl in the Chilclren's I Theater, 2, The characters sang Happy Birth- day to Mother Goose lBeclcy Morrowj in the Cliilrlren's Theater school production, 3. Clay Cummins played the part of an old man in the 5 homecoming football assembly. ill in nl -f W-4. w W 5 ' 'l4x'W' ,ydgiljlilifl A312 K jr, i i li i .l 1 ,K l 1 Q 0 1 ww as 1 '4 coNsoNAMr BLEHUS block brown brui-,v cry drain f,,,., pin-, Cv rid? 1 -1 fun 5 1 x i 1 l M14 communication V00 eo SQ Have yo u hea W -LOVEW WM Q ex lr? payc hex-Cooiogogojo vfxooexl -5 H 2 0 KLAHQ MA Nevoobo 15 5 owa 0 hu 0 Y pet'0Cks DCU? L: fm Them-xusue 9 C623 LG? 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' f 'W I .9 , A ,Z fa 4-'- Y Candido Santellan Footba R ZDMHG EULEXIA Carol Tiffany 85 Henry Means K i I N il G PEP CLUB L r Williams 85 David Jasper HEARTS 2nd LEUNDIS Paula Carroll 85 Matt McAdams WEB STERS Nadyne Wright 81, Brian MCG A Company McDan Queen and Princesses Queen Bonnie Banks Toni McCorkle , 3 Carmela Williams A 4 -. Q' ,A-. 1 Ira 7 y1,ff,f,frl .L w-+A p we -,Q iii .J i ,, Q' .. r ,sq - -3 g Mm ...M Wes... li . 3 -T-1, in ' 3, ,V x p 'N' , 'YI DECA Builds Awareness DECA is a national student organization devoted to building business awareness and leadership capabilities. The initials stand for Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA is involved in many civic and charitable activities on local, state and national levels. Membership is based on enroll- ment in C.O.E. class, student Work andfor interest in the field of marketing, and payment of dues. DECA attended the district, regional, state and national career development conferences. They had other activities such as banquets, field trips to local businesses and shopping centers, the adoption of two children from the Niles Home for weekends, picnics and many different kinds of sales came paigns. Current membership totals 40 students. Mfr 'pl Page 53 Photo 1, During the St. Louis Regional Conference Debbie Riddle, Denise Holliman. Mark Bowland and Mike Barbour stayed at the Chase-Park Plaza. 2, Denise Holliman and Debbie Riddle sat down and rested from the days business management ac- tivities 3. DECA members got together for a breakfast at the Hong Kong Tea House one morning this fall Beta Sigma Chi is a business ser- vice club. Its purpose is to provide clerical and social services to the faculty and student body of East High School. Active members must receive at least an S in business or personal typing. Members must be able to devote two or more hours a week to services for the club. They receive National Honor Society points for service. Members keep a worksheet on all work done for teachers and others during a semester. New members are invited to join at the beginning of each semester, making first year typing students eligible for membership the second semester. A tea was held at this time and all prospective members were in- formed of the club and activities and invited to join. Some people feel that the club gave valuable practice and leadership experience to its members who may make office and business occupations their career. I BEX, ll Girl are fe 91 Page 52 Photo l. BEX members: ROW 1- Jen- nifer Moore, Tracy Creed, Debbie Fulson. ROW 2- Irene Power, Andrea King, Tammy Ball, Mr. Ray Galler, sponsor. ROW 3- Theresa Bables, Alfredia Hale, Nancy John- son. Kim Jackson and Seberina Melton. 2. Mr. Galler and Tammy Ball donated their time to selling programs at the Chief's games for BEX. 3. jennifer Moore did some typing in the counselor's office for BEX credit. ,.--v- Inter-society Meets To Plan Contest r J L., 1. 'GL eg -.,-nww'3:-ze'-we-5' :ofw-'-Wrggym' 'rep ' ,Q f. , ez a Y 'sf 3 F5 EQ 'lx 'ffl ,f eats ' da 'tsl-fl! I ma fy, -fxf,-5, 1-.Sin ,ff ' s 4. av 492, 1 ! +ws an Ki 'I Q. W. Inter-society meetings were held bieweekly until mid-March when they were held weekly in preparation for the annual literary contest, Each literary society sends representatives to the meetings to discuss club plans and problems. The traditional inter-society Valentine mixer was held as a Sadie Hawkins dance where the girls asked the boys. Two bands played at the What-so-ever Community Center. Suggestion sheets were given to the lit clubs by the new sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Johnson, to help members with their written work. She also co- ordinated school-at-large entries for the contest. Page 55 Photo 1. Steve Leon played lead guitar in thc group. Deuce . East '75 graduate. Rohr-rt Kntowitz was on the drums. Brian Buie, guitar and Randy Burton from Rockhursl. sang Anthony Nlurray QCENTER BACKGROUND! leader of the other group, Fog , wz1tc'liwlun Both bands played for the iiiterfwciety rlanvt Z Intcrsocicty meetings were hulil :luring lniiin-moin periml usually with 3 fi persons nltencling Hein Kevin Quinn and Myrna Shull disrusscil the pmlilcin ol' inevnhurs not turning their wrilt4-ns in fl This is the rm'r'tt-:I plaque whiuh Cath club trics to i-.in lor the vtrii I 1 l 1 1 ll F Chess Is A Mind Game Most Chess Club members agree that chess is a thinking mans game which helps one to learn to plan ahead. Games range in length of time from 45 to 90 minutes for most members. A Chess Club letter similar to letters in other sports is given to those who compete in five tour- naments and come to at least fifty practices. Chess Club officers were chosen this year by inter-club elimination rounds. Practices were held before and after school and during home room period. Members competed in several area tournaments including a large bicentennial contest at Rockhurst High. Page 54 Photo 1. Mr. Robert Buchanan, spon- sor. had the determined look of a champion as beginner Ricky Watkins looked on. 2. Mark Weiss, second semester club president, made his move. 3. Eric Stewart carefully planned his strulfily 4 First semester Chess Club presi- dent Randy Conley got the equipment out for si game during homeroom fl. ,.v i .sary it. '47, it E Y I 1 I 'W ' 9 Q a- 1' , .- r .,,,,,v- . S un. - IH! at Pl 7-W ilisli 5 ii UF 1 .UI 113 W :L 15 old l.q 'ir As f I 1 ,L --1-,A 4 . 4'1- u 3' . X vu ' ' A we 1 -X s ' Eulexian Girl... That Winning Way Eulexia Literary Society CE.L,S,J had a new addition this year. Mrs. Wilmoth Nichols became a co- sponsor to Mrs, Joanne Sabatka, spon- sor. There were approximately 25 ac- tive members. E.L.S. participated in homecom- ing float as usual. Their theme was Rocket to Victory in Spirit of 76. In addition, Carol Tiffany and Roy Means, representing Eulexia, took first place in King and Queen of Hearts with the winning amount of SZO3. Eulexia coordinated the chaperons and food for the dance at What-so-ever. Eulexian members went on a liayride followed by a bonfire at Benjamin Stables at the beginning of the year. After first semester, a special dinner was held for the girl who had done the most for club. Debbie Peter' man and Debbie Frazier took the honors. In the spring Eulexia planned an alumni tea for past members, To raise money Eulexia had many bake sales, car washes. and worked at the Chief's Stadium selling programs. li X557 1 Z! i '- , A w 4 ll I! 9 I -Q W Y' ' ' . '-,,.. 1 f..-- f h mr we is PM ft, i . vm-..a,. Websters Goes Coed This was the first year that any function at East High could not keep anyone from joining on the basis of sex. Websters Literary Society, however, was the only literary club that had a resulting membership change because of the new rule. Traditionally a boys club, WLS would have gone coed anyway, to try to boost membership, A new co-sponsor this year was Ms. Marilyn Springer, Mrs. Linda King was the sponsor. Websters representatives in the King And Queen of Hearts were Brian McGlothlin and Nadyne Wright. To make money this year, the club worked at the Chief's games sell- ing programs. 4:3'.:1:f X a ,. v . U x a it if ., W W ,,, 5 Q55 dvrgfp, ' S Q3 gf. Q . ,P if 4 I 'Q I 69, 1 . Q' . Q ix jf. , ' ' A . li' A rr A L it ,. it . 5 gf fd- . f ' . i 'r .' in ,ith , -- 1' ' .- S - D ki I .,1A 1 rl is l K X A N 1 ., i EL Y, W VZL -1, .i it ',, n , , , fi 1 ., 'Lf . r.,-, 2 4 ,f . 1 ' If W' ' f! 21 'Y ' if ,ra q ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . ,, 1 HLA .' . ' rl' 'NH I, U J A I ,V N i f., LSTA V, ,.:,i.:g,pg:5..g: 'A . -u we V- . - ' V, t. ., . ff , .. ,, ' ,r 3 r , Snr 'f -F? ,Aff uf' r 'fel ' .sh r . - : f f U , 1 gf' ' ' ' S . ' 4, 1 ' 1, J. - , a i -1 1 . 5 f- 1 f - . ' ---.J ' - M f , , g., , ,y - ,,,HA 2-Muay-f,., if if-v ' 3 X I . 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ROW 1-ll-rj Pam Pfaffly, Charlotte Roberts. Brian McGlothlin. ROW 2- Kcvin Quinn, Lee Ann Calderalla. Danny May, Nancy Hanks. David Wofford, Eric Stewart, Brenda McGlothlin. ROW 3- Cregg Keeney. Mike Bradley, Richard Gardner, Gerald Patterson NOT PICTURED: Mike Tankersley. Barbara Quinn. Debbie MCA Dowell. Williard Sykes, Albert Carroll, 2, Crugg Keeney, first semester president dis- cussed club problems with members as sponsor Mrs Linda King observed. 3, Brenda McGlutlilin got egged on mess night. Page 61 Photo 1, Pam Pfaffly and Williard Sykes had vmikics and punch at the Websters tea, 2 Wi-hsters's Bear spanked the Northeast Viking in than entry in tln- homecoming parade. .- v '84 . 1. I .W , 9 'C 4l'l'? W' 'W U ' 1 3 X ff xx . R Q 1 :A Q 5 li a Q W, i qv- J K: l i' ' 3 , T ll fl . il Q H o A to l i.'?4 Q r Q. G A.I has been involved in many activities this year, They par- ticipated in the homecoming parade in October and also :attended a basketball clinic from the first until the end of September, The girls have worked on tumbl- ing and gymnastics. They are now working on basketball. A few of the girls worked with Mr. Morrow on the table tennis team. The Cv.A.I. girls hope to earn a shield or a letter for their participation. 'M 95, .N .'N,6,w,1 . J, sv i .-1 45 T 5 T i i ii I l I G 1 E I , C ef S 03. , 1 ffl ' ' , z ' -'Qt ' l J www -2 If dw, 5 1 ' Pzxtgc 65 Photo l. NIr Young and the other Leann members wntchcfl us Rhonda Marrs v A f-1,4 iuniperl for the toss up 2 Miss jones drove the A f G A I lead fur in the homecoming parade 3 K The other team members mme running as A I , f K I Di-:lm Lee xnmlv a jump shot 4. Paula Carroll U - , Wai in tu mfr.-ve im- bull is XVcri1iv Lowe rf -Q A . 4. . 7 F1 ' pri..f.lff,i 'wiv I K x ' i -f X' A H' ' 751 . 9 KX, ' fd 4 -my . . ,, 2 1 I I- -' Q r fi fi, -' -Y 1 .V -fi? l ' v ' I l , , ,1' iw J' X 5 v: Y - x , , T23-H A .4 ani A57 '-43 vs A Y 1 N571 'iff ' .. --L: 'Y 1. -, x wx-51 , V 1- 4 . fy it . , u J, 1' , L , if ff X V Q V I We 1 ' V' al Page 66. Photo 1 Drill Team provided enter' tninment at many football games last season. 2 Mrs Berdia Gregory discussed new routines with Valerie Henderson lLEFTl and Cathy Parrott 3 Harris Green. james Brown and Ronald Wallace are the dynamite drummers that gave Drill Team their great beat. In the spring. thev got green hlazers to match the out- fits of Drill Team 4, Ending with a salute, Drill Team finished a performance at an assembly Page h7. Photo 1 ROVV 1 lleft to rightlf Tina Williams. Daria Lyles. Diane Manning. Frankie Williams. Sharon Rayford, Leatrivi: Patrick. Lu Rhonda Thomas. Terri lXIcDarn1'l ROW Z Valerie Carter. Carlotta Randolph, Bnnetta Lewis. Muriel Ragen. Marcia Edwards. Rita Billiard. Denise Hollirnan. D4-lilsie Folsom. Margie Martin. Dedra Hopi.-mi.. Row st Coacapminsr Jen- nifer Moore Cathy Parrott and Valerie Hcvidorsoii J Drill Team marched proudly down Vfm Brunt -luring the hoineroining pzirzul: Tlx'-ir imiforins were new this vear I . I i 'lj f ! ii Drill Team Busy i In, Out of School Drill Team has really been busy this year, They marched in both the American Royal and Bicentennial parades. They competed in a drill team contest but did not place. Besides all of this, they've been performing at assemblies, basketball and football games, and working Chiel s games. They sponsored a skating party and a dance at Minute Circle. Miss Frances Houser joined Mrs. Berdia i Gregory in sponsoring drill team this xi year. 1 l , i i ,Wi l l ig --. i l v ., . ,. ii , , . l l -5g:..: 1: i 1 Q . f , 2. ..-'Z S l 7 l N ':.. l I l'3.'T 1 r asp., I I i -'35 f ' y W 1 1 9 L l , ik l. f .l i . -ua Y : l:,.v ' Ng i 'ln ' u ,gu li If 1. 1 a 7' -.sw K , 'hx , .Mk I .i ly P PM ' ,,. . .B B.-1. l 1 ' 4- na' -I ' iff? X, , H- 494,31 66 L X ':A Y: 4 Ai., '4 Girls Flash For Spirit .J A.: A .- -tw, VVFFU A .. gQii.gef ' 'Q' V Hi , , 4 x M, 'Q 2 ,Q Y im L i. it Sr' . 4 KQE L ?'fL. Y G H :W i3 1 P 'A T i i l i A new organization was started this year called the Eastettes. This organization was started to promote school spirit. commented one of the three sponsors. The students participated in porn pom and flash card routines in the stands at games. Each game, the Eastettes dressed alike and cheered with the Pep Club and cheerleaders. Membership was open to ap- proximately thirty students, The Eastettes were sponsored by Mrs. Saundra Beasley, Mr. John Cor- coran. and Miss Bonnie Schumaker. Pep Club also added their school spirit and support. Pep Club had ap- proximately forty members. The girls in Pep Club also dressed alike and cheered along at each game. They kept busy by put- ting many hours into fund raising projects such as bake sales, candle sales and other various projects. They sponsored buses to basketball games and made posters throughout the year to promote school spitit. Pep Club was sponsored by Miss Lynn Birleffi and Miss Ellen Taber. my -X ..,,, - .MK ,J iff, .ki 'gl leafy: if Q x '- ,m, ' ,- fs, sy - , w, f -- Vg., 1 19 f--Kei -- gm.: as -. ffie-fy F r 9 ' Q,-gif 'imp-. 'JV fs f z Ijgi,-A ,r Q A as ' r' -A ' 1' .' 'fx 1Q:,v'Y. ,. K . , swat r :, Kg, ,.r Q 'fl' 1 X . Q ' I' -.-V - ,fgft . W - I Shri. 411 I 1 A X . 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I ,.., .v -. -QQ' V ,M 3 r vs, xv Page 70 Photo l Mrs Beasley and Shelia Kilgore worked out a new routine for the squad 2 joe Horner watched as Pom Pom did :I routine at an assembly. 3. The girls listened for the next call Page 71. Photo 1. ROW 1 fleft to rightl Bonnie Banks, Terri Townsend. Dcdrzi Lee. Valencia Lac. Elena Cervantes. Renee ,l0nes. Paula Carroll. ROW 2- Freddie Mitchell. Len:-:ll Allen. Theresa Babies. Sandy Damron. Andrea King 2 The Pom Pom Girls enthusiastically marched in the bicentennial parade l I ll' ! Q I i JI' Cross Country Wins Conference Under the leadership of Coach Tom Logan, East's cross country team captured the conference title. Leading the way for the Bears was john Smith, 2nd in the Sedalia Invitational, NWMS Invitational -champ. 1st in the district and qualified for the state meet. Next in line was Candido Santellan. Sth in the NWMS In- vitational, 10th in the districts and qualified for state. Doug Konomos also helped the team by finishing 7th in the conference meet. The team went 4-0 in duals by defeating Van Horn, Westport, Southwest, and Southeast. Four tour- naments were included during the season. They were Northwest Missouri State Invitational fMaryvilleJ. in which the Bears placed 2nd: Sedalia Invitational, 3rd place: Raytown South Invitational, 8th place: and the Ruskin In- vitational. 10th place. East wrapped up the conference championship by placing four runners in the top ten, john Smith finished lst: Doug Konomos, 7th1 Dwayne Wilson, 8th and Juan Ortiz 9th. V -4, gs., .' wk 657, Q rw .,. - w We Sv ,A . ,.,, L yf we ,L 1, ,. f A' srl 1 -- xitffie ti' 3 i f any u fr 4 ' 26?':f' ...igr ' My -in'- ff -.L , '-,kv i.Qif'7Q,' vp-4' , .few 5111 fu tr , 5 ' 5:3 -.15 -Yu xt ' T!'Q.I?i .51 M' 5' , Ji. V , . ., -13,3-f::4gy ,f at ff, 7 t Esfi-if,g3 Q 5' 'F. - 'z-,nie , ,I , , Am! . . tt , J i ! l '2 Y l ...vi vw!! ,Qllr Y T1 1 This year's swim team had a tough time living up to the standards they set last year. but they almost made it. Last year's team won the novice division of the Interscholastic League Championship. This year the team finished second, beaten out by Manual. The aquatic Bears composed a 6- 0 dual record, won the Manual In- vitational ffive teams competedj, and placed third in a quad. consisting of Wentworth, Glendale, Hillcrest. and East. Coaches Tom Adams and Bon- nie Schumacker expressed much enthusiasm about next year's team. The junior varsity team placed third in this year's City Meet. For the first time in a few years, the swim team had a considerable number of girls competing, Coach Adams stated that a total of eight girls finished the season. L 'iii Page 75 Photo 1 jerry Marrs look a dive in pmvlx-'c fur un event 2, Dwayne Kleyli rlwumftl .irouml at ont- of tlic two-a-day pinc- ii.-.it .s M. ,mm Hopkins ii timer, recorded tlie' time of the finished swimrner Page 74 rmfiui 1 slurry Marrs .mil In-.vmie Klcvli W to their marks as Mr. Hopkins and Davul l.Yoffo'fl vlievku,l tht- prcvmus tum-s 2 Couch Afl.:::.s Sphsii . Look ilu- elevator to rlv: pool .5 Swirnmvr-2 .ure ull .41 llu wunlf nl thi -.-. lnxtli- A-.a...,. a ev ,af- tz ,. -s-..... ,av X 'if K ,,, A 1- 4-as ,. ,+-4. ' ff- 4' . 1gf fI'w-' Page 76 Photo 1. Leroy Crawford 4415 battled against the defense of Northeast, 2. An injured Marlin McQueen was helped off the field. 3. GrcgsThomas 1222 wrapped up a Westport ballcarrier ss Joel Ball 4625 and Larry Adkins moved inf 4. Coach Nathan Buiensdilised Dan. Frazier bn what defensefwould .work best. 5, fMichael Pa tterS6n:.l-ilffllilj ' msneuvered hrolind Westport! beckfield, sftcr receiv- ing a pass. Page' 771 Photo 1. Marty Kilgore 6 131 headedupfield against West. 2. Harris Green looked for a man in the open. ' , iw: East 12 East 48 , East 54 East 6 'East 0 V'East 9 East 12 -East 22 East O '22 jaw Scores East 7 V Center 42 A Springfield Parkview 33 Lillis 0 West 8 Atchison 19 , Manual H41 Northeast 27 . Lincoln 14 Westport 21 Van Horn 35 l , I Varsity Encountered Tough Competition V 1 i I i ll I l 1. i ,sms .,,:. ,- l 3 i' fwfftfsf a 'X P S.. 41 says I 1 76 The division of the Interscholastic League into the separate Power 5 and Power 6 divisions brought championship hopes to East. The hopes went for naught as the Bears finished third in the Power 5, with a 2'2 record, 3-7 overall. However, East had several members named to the All-Star team. Dan Frazier, Dwayne Kleyh, Paul McClain, and Greg Thomas were on the first team. Steve Manning and Neal Malone were named to the second team, and Mark Dunn, Craig Griffitt, and Harris Green made honorable mention. Harris was also named All- Metro Honorable Mention. ,Y ,sea .g- g --.an its w 'T Y . ' 'W f i J.V. Is A Winner Lid- 73? ff .1151 . , T1 in A '21 ffgf, A fxlfv 'iii .1 5, g gui!! ui L - - so -we W-5' ' in we . uk , KA' . , W , 235' if Q, A' 3- if , - fi f ' N, 2, g E2 ff: -F ,ev rg? gl H 1 f?i2 . kv: 1 gigs.,- Y--54 5,-.., , ,Z . W: g W4 arf- lv 'ia As in past years, this year's j.V. football team came off the gridiron with a winning season. Under the coaching of Gary Suhl, the Bears had a record of 3-0.2. The majority of the J.V. players also played on the varsity squad, which gave them an added depth to their tough brand of football, ' Steve Manning led the team wirh . five touchdowns,fS'and quarterback Marty Kilgore threw for two touchdowns and ran for. another. 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'Q I sv fp ' fiiiwff F 6 K W Z X f S i . , A A '- 5 n, N 'Q t. , 1 ,. . 43:15, s c M wma ' 34? fn Qty- Qin H JA 5 as 3 . i I B. - Q if R3 wk' x w WAV I I r I v 'S Bear Grappler Wins District, Goes To State Greg Tlimnas. 132 lb. senior, went undefeated until the second round at the state championship. Greg won the Belton championship. He also defeated Center 30-10 in rcgionals and pinned his first oppo- nent in state, 1 A- -E11 - '37 'fr 1921 X- xx '-14 '5i?3 E.'mV1' . :1 4: I . - 1 f i fi I 'Pg , 4 ... 'E I' 1 tl? ug l ' 1 ff .Ls I 'l ei. , 1 Ii ' ,q . A' 'ff l , ':- aw- - I X V . rv I f I 'S .f.l. .i V . fl . lg l an ' f i f 5 ,J L i ' ,, ' Q: ,Eg 3 1 .gd X ig, XM : I i A F. ff if iii? ,- ,-elf' . I Q- l Q Olympic Weightlifting is a sport that has grown in popularity at East in the three years it has been here. - Danny Coin, freshman, took 4th in the East Invitational and 2nd in the city meet. Captain Henry Means. junior, placed 7th in the city meet at 165 lbs. . The Bears finished fourth in the East Invitational held January 31. Only in the East Invitational and the city meet did two seniors lift. Larry Adkins placed seventh of fif- teen in the East Invitational. and ninth of sixteen in the city meet. Greg Thomas tied for fifth out of thirteen in the East Invitational. The team was comprised of two juniors, five sophomores. seven freshmen, and five eighth graders. Mr. Nate Buie, coach. is very , optimistic in his hopes for the future . and expressed this when he said. These young men had to lift against juniors and seniors. The possibility for us winning next season looks pret- ty good. I. ll v . l 90 The bowling team was split up this year in separate boys' and girls' divisions. The boys finished fifth and the girls sixth in their respective divisions. Mrs. Audre Owens and Miss Coleen Bowser stated the teams made definite improvements over last year, but no advancement in stan- dings was made because of a tougher league. High girl's game was a 211. bowled by Anna Hughes. Brenda Kretzchmer had high average of 150. John Calderella bowled high game for the boys, a 225. He was also high average man, with a 170, ., .Jw A . Q. A V' 'r 4 ., iixafr fe . ' v in Nik 'D L. rs ' , 5 z,- ,nf ,- Q .5- -so L-411' , ,-W , - - 1.,,hau-Q. r-,K -i - Y- i S- I R V, Y X A' ' r ' . ir i V X U' f 11' X 'Q I E '14 I .ff - J , 21 H V 9 ., ' ' ,V ., 5 . f ii' ,f ' '- , ,ff X aff fi? 'ily W ' Ai' 1, Page 92 Photo l Paula Carroll practiced in the girls' gym 2. Philip Ousta backhanded the ball 3. Coach Karl Morrow and Paula Carroll set up the table to play. Page 93 Photo 1, From left. Coaches Coleen Bowser and Audre Owens. Bonetta Lewis and Carla jackson paused for a break. 2. Bonetta Lewis let the ball fly. 3. Rana day Barnett demonstrated his bowling technique Table Tennis, Bowling Have Short Seasons This year's table tennis team was coached by Karl Morrow, Thir- teen people participated, eight of which were on the starting team. They practiced two nights a week and played one night a week. Coach Morrow reported that the team played very well at first, but faltered at the end of the'season. Their final record was 1-6. Enthusiasm was very high on the team, and with five of eight starters returning, hopes are high for the chances of next year. 1 , My . ii: li th 'fe di 'YV 25' 3 ay' - it at Ci fra, F W, 5 1' i ' i . . ' 55 192 'H 1 ,T pg W- it A e ggg.1L.g..' ' Vffifff 5 ,ff , ' ff' U ' ii it . W VA. 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This year's basketball team posted the best overall record since 1972, and advanced further in the Missouri State Regional Tournament since the 1962 basketball tcam. The '75-'76 Bears won 13 while losing 10. and finished third in the Interscholastic League. with a 5-4 record. The team, led by five returning lettermen. finished fifth in the League Tournament and third at the Liberty High School Tournament. Third-year letterman Ronnie Beasley was the leading scorg and along with several other Bears', were prospec- tive candidates for the All- Interscholastic and All-District teams. Page 94 Photo 1. Ricky Harris waited for a pass from a teammate. 2, Claude Woods 1203 looked for someone to pass the ball to. 3. Rodney Mays 133 and Eric Tyler battled for a rebound. Page 95 Photo 1 Ronnie Beasley hit another two as Derrick Sandilord 1115 was fouled. 2. Ricky Harris 1213. Paul McClain 1143, and Micky Dennis 1FAR LEFTJ. reacted when the ball took an erratic hop off the board. l A . x v 41- x ' 5 4 I '51 J- at 5 K '25 1. 'S Xi 1 0 1' ' 4 ..., Q B1 5 1 .I x q . I fry af. --Jw X . ia wg. X x 4 it U N ix e f' 4 - V Q , .ri l l . 1 I l i l 1 i i 1 w QQ, 1 l U J . F 22' In x H, V A J - l r I K A g I ' A V 'I ' l a s y , f Q, l F- xf , 5 . A 5 , , 1 B Sketba II f' A l a 1, - l f l Page 96 Photo 1, Michele Vietti was crowned l basketball homecoming queen during halftime 1 of the homecoming game held at Van Horn. 2. 'X A pair of hands went up for a rebound. 3. V M., 'ini Derrick Sandiford fill came down with a xg: n A' . ' rebound in the homecoming game.Page 97 I ' A 'J Photo 1. Paul McClain 114i followed the ball -5 V lg ' after a free throw. 2. Ronnie Beasley and Rodney Mays jump high in the air as a West defender futiley attempted to grab the ball. J, 'gTf 'j, gf' .xy W 7' , 'Y i we c W . , X H i . I .-.. . 'Q .Q tfffflfeff ff: . . 1, - 1 4 3 ' -- . ll TN .gxkfj V. if '-'ii Q , 1 i . W? 551 -itt an - . 1 . .2 f , I india 'PJ 4 l ,, J.. Comes Thru 3 .0 L ,ref . , , . . wa- W ' E Q 1 1 4.-' .-A W. nw... 0 QM. 9. ln . , .-an ! - If Under the coaching of Mr Lawrence Young. the junior varsity basketball te-:im posted a l5-9 record Their record in league play stood at 4-5. In Coach Youngs first year as j.V. Coach. tHe has two years ex- perience as freshmen eoaehl. the team provided a competitive at- mosphere for training young men for Varsity caliber basketball. The East j.V, tournament was held the last week in January, and was won by Southwest. Coach Young pointed out that of 13 members on the team. ten were sophomores and three were juniors. Of these ten sophomores. several led the team in various statistical Categories, Marlin Buie was the leading scorer and also led the team in steals. Shelton Alison was the leading rebounder. and Kenny Anderson had the most assists on the team. The tradition is that junior var- sity vvarms up the court for varsity. Next year these men will be playing on an already warmed up court. l 2 4 1. l l a- L., V. 4, M, .im 1 , . l i as - lin'-X ' ' 1 lf . i 'l!:A.Q.. Z G ,A ' if 1 ', D we ii , pa. T','il'g., f gif f I . Af J' . . .M af 14 ff oo N- , fi -x 'Q ,I A' HTF' -4 5 1 1 '1 i ....-.... 9 x 2 1 1 1 .tn ,gg r 1,1 ' r Q X 2 'X Y 4 fx gt .I 1' ' final. , Xa. K , ........J 1 - f ..z L, ' W M'11.:.Qf.lj Me-3 A 1 A X, :H v - 3'-Zwf 'J ,fy 3 I tx I f W -Ak: ,', 1 T. , 7 ff 55? 'Q il Y 1+ iw, ' K 'I E F -2' A A M 1: is-53:3-fQ,:3a: ggi iv' 1 fx 1 'A' - S .. . , f ,. V. - 2 ' A J- 4' :EE L. .4-ig- 1 Page 100 Photo 1. Mark Owens put the ball up Z. Vxchzxcl McCork1c brought the ball down' court. P21510 101 Photo 1 Reggie H111 took a jump what against Manual 2 Vichael Mc- Corklc lmxkcrl fur somebody to pass off to, 3 Kenny Cmnmm went for two Fundamentals Frosh. Learn One of the main functions of freshmen sports is to teach basic fun- damentals of major sports to the young athletes. Coach Sam Guiterrez believes the freshman basketball team was successful, even though they only managed a 5-7 overall record. In league competition, the Bears were 2-7. The team won all three of its non-league games, defeating St. Pius X, a team known for good basketball, West, and Pem Day. Reggie Hill and Mark Owens also played junior varsity games and led the frosh in scoring and rebounds, respectively. Vichael McCorkle and Kenneth Crannon both played con- sistently well throughout the season. I 24 ri-X A .M X211 93 ' 3 V 1 .. r .3555 :Q , -' , I , Q 'K EL' 1 'if 1 ,::91'.:. . I.. H xx' .., 'L' ' fl, I ,ti---ll-ill V .L or .4 -. --, 1-ni I i , at la 'Y 7', 'N J . , VV .V I .r,4 Y? V 5 1, 55' we , , 1 5 PPI I l e T ...few- ,. Swv 79 Sai ' U ' x l yr., Page l02 Photo 1. Coach Tom Logan loosened N, 'f '16 4 ,4 -' , t Y 14 ' 4 3 up with a few distance runners. 2. Steve 'V' . '- .. 'xl' i t Rll df il'h 3 i . 4 P . ., . b 1 qi I ., . . I 0 am stoppe or a moment to tie uss oe. . .. 4 - - ' f 4- 0 - Y' Q M W ' ' ' C ,, Candido Santellan and Leroy Williams u - '-' QQ- . H 4 '.-r ., . . . f,M'W' xy X .i Q- :fav 1-,fc 'kg - finished an exercise during a practice on the ,. ,x . ,Q Q fv - ,gy , r- '.f71f'4,53'.u:yc.h , W north parking lot Page 103 Photo 1. Tom . . -. - . . . . . , .fm H 41, ,Q N lf. XS X Logan and john Smith talked for a minute C 1 e 7 -gh, 1 2 Q ' . -H R - A Q- vi about the season ahead. 2 Annette Douglas I' M . .Mx . L 1 Qx ff 7' --xx. brought the baton around on her leg of the J ' 5, '. , ,'..' fr . I I , -,- ' X, N , . : 5 relay, 3. Coach Beverly Jones and Cheryl Mn 9 S951 A Y , -4 Willinms discussed an important point. 4. I.. l . f- , J. '-- '- ' ' , A ' Several members of the girls team took a x .. -.,. 1- A - ,gf - breather from the practice routine V , :'.',,.4,,3f I ,V f -9 f- ' --ve -e' ,. f4'f- W f.- 'f f' F..-. s eq-Yt ,.f. 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'il-ff:'PE' ',.Tif-i'Tfifflfiifif-If'-Q'1: ffl W 1' 'Jr 1 'iz 32, -'J - 'g si' . , 8 w , is ., , n., . 4. ar M N ' N M -v fwj :z..,1- - F 'R . .. ,.'k ' .. L ,X K ' I M , e 1 fm f s ,,-f' g R tw 1. ,N W n if . .. gi . me ' Gardner Puts In Tame memo no 'ei 9 3 i W M The East Central Board office is M N, ' located in Minute Circle Friendly ,Qt House Community Center near East. The purpose of the board is to better the educational opportunities and services for young people on the East side. This year the board has brought about increased reading help so that now all 5 elementary feeder schools to East are benefiting. Also, it saw to it that all kindergarteners were tested on an abilities development survey. Besides the two community aids from last year, Mrs. Donna Ford was added to the staff. These women helped check on the students' absences, arranged field trip buses and helped students with their in- dividual problems. Mr. Dick Gardner, who donates his time, estimated he spends 25-30 hours per Week involved in E.C.B, work. When asked why, he replied that his own children being at East was the main incentive. Hearing their concerns made him want to get things done. Besides, he added, Be- ing a police officer, I see what happens to kids all the time who do not have a good basic education. Page 111 Photo 1. Sgt. Dick Gardner ILEFTJ discussed some current East High problems with Mr. Richard Alfaro, full-time East Cen- tral Board Director. 2. Mrs. Donna Ford ILEFTJ listened as Mr Ray Rodriguez, past E C B. president, explained the financial and legal aspects of funding for the board Mrs, Ford is P.T A. president. Two open houses were sponsored by the P T,A, this year. A lirst this spring was an all-awards dinner for students selected by their activity sponsor as deserving of recognition This was separate from the banquet held for athletes only by the Booster Club. 3 Community aide Mrs Eleanor Warren listened to students' concerns in a rap session which she organized 4 Mrs. VVllrnu Gardner, community aide. look notes at one of the Friday meetings for all the E C B romrnunity aides lVIalor Turnovers In School Board The Board of Education of the School district of Kansas City is the policy making body for the schools. It derives its responsibilities from the Missouri General Assembly and the Constitution ofthe State of Missouri, Members are elected on even- numbered years and serve without pay, Thus, this year election was held. Mrs. james P. Bonadonna is East's representative. The Board sets the time and place for its meetings which are open to the public except for some closed meetings on personnel matters, legal actions. and problems involving students. One of the important duties of the Board is the selection of a Superintendent of Schools who is given the responsibility of choosing and directing a staff. Upon the movement of Dr. Robert Medcalf this fall from super- intendent to consultant, Dr. Edward Fields has been acting superinten- dent. The Board has yet to select a new superintendent, at Page 110 Photo 3. Mrs. Mary Roberson. 4. Mr. Sam Carpenter. vice-president. 5. Mr. james Bonadonna 6 Mrs Maurice Dwyer. treasurer. 7. Mrs. Anne Blond 8. Mrs. Joyce Ann Stark. 9 Earl Flccr, public information director, 10. Mr. Fletcher Daniels 11. Mr. Edward Scaggs. W ,ol li hi. ,V- u,..- W... www zxgwwmz ,,,:nnl M E , , A ...- .. f- 1 ..- -,Q M. 1116. .. ,,- . :7 I 'K' W. P 'x . is val? A 4 x-ffl f W wif' . ,.,, if' a..S nn 52935, Page 112 Photo l. Mr james Eads QRIGHTJ and Mr. Chuck Vietti checked the total amount of programs to be sold at each Chiefs' game. 2. Booster Club held monthly meetings on the first Thursday of every month in East's art building. Some of the parents and teachers who attended were llelt to rightl Mr. Hall, Mr. Carclcr. Mr. and Mrs LaFayette. Mrs. Wilson. Nlrs. Carder and CWITH BACK TURNEDJ Mr I-Iudgens. president. Page 113 Photo 1. Members of Booster Club, Miss Schumacker, Mi's. Hudgens. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Vietti. hclpcil support the Bears by coming to the football games. 2. Refreshments were provided and served by the Booster Club at the homecoming dance. 3. Mrs. Charlotte Tetlow directed cars at the Chief's games 4 Mr Earl Cartier gave some instructions to jeff Lockington and Greg Thomas about parking FHYS Nm 1,, K -,gif . 4...-n.-fct f 'K sit are-2-+ve I f' 1 ,-1-' I Q5 , s -I ,. 5... . 4. ,hh ,rv X K? i ...V , N-,-4-1-4--f xvlf K ff 5 yr , If ifgf in N. :- 1 I wa, High Hopes For East Principal Fred Heine is really in- volved in this school and with its students. He is active in Booster Club. East Central Board, PTA and Blue Valley Kiwanis. He is also a member of the East Business and Professional Men's Association, a group concerned with community and city government. He estimates that he spends around ten evenings a month involved in these activities. The new social studies media center is one of the most meaningful changes made this year commented Mr. Heine. One of his main objectives as principal is to find a way to better facilities and opportunities for students. Mr. Heine says he hopes to come closer to fulfilling the students' needs in the near future. Page 115 Photo 1. Mr Heine and Mr Cotlen Lliscussi-ll plans for the choir's presentation of Oltlilmixii I Before school Mr Hum' Mr Rini Q nh mph lRIGHTl and Mr Ridley talked whllt li ix ing, :cup of coffee 3 Al in assembly Mr Hum ulilicsstd the stuihnts -1 Aimitive niimliu ii Bm 1 Ht ii :gui 1 il inxolwe 1:-nt in ml uxitiu lil Nw' -......... From East To West After seven years at East High School. Vice-Principal Archie Kelley was transferred to West High School. The reason for the Change was that East's enrollment was not large enough for two disciplinary vice- prineipals. and West was in need of one. His responsibilities at East were to work with the students and their problems. Mr. Kelley was well respected and liked by many of the students. Faculty members and students put together a farewell assembly and reception for him. II-1 Page 114 Photo 1. Mr. Kelley was caught in a jovial mood. 2. Seberina Melton explained to Mr Kelley why she needed an admit to class. 3 One of Mr Kelley's dutiw was to help keep the audience orderly during assemblies. 4. Mr. Hume, Mr. Benson and Mr. Kelley enjoyed rc-frcslimcnts at Mr.Kelley' s farewell tea. 2:2-,rms 33 A 3 sn ? A P Love Comes To East The main problem the vice- principals had with students this year was class cutting. There were many suspensions due to this. There are three vice-principals. Mr. William White's and Mr. William Love's main purpose was to deal with school discipline and violations. Mr. William Ridley handled class schedules and changes. At the beginning of the year. a new program was started in which students with conference Cards went to their counselors on their first offense and then to the vice-principal after. This was discontinued because first referrals became too numerous. Halfway through the school year, Mr. William Love was transferred to East in place of Mr. Archie Kelley, former vice-principal. Mr. William Love came from Central High School. Sf S -. X.-f . 1. Page- 116 Photo 1. Mr William Love cleared a suidciii off of the conference card list. 2. Mr Willium White welcomed Mr. William Love to Eusl High School. 3 Mr. William Ridley plimnwl the class changes for second semester. . 2 r M .X .. 3:74 -tw f. 451. if-561 I X, f qi i r .4 . ,wg Ns, 4: f fy- S , KL' wwf u 2...-gi Fw .5 s.....ge 1 - 1 S s Q' If 1.55 ' t Y 'XZ,+' ,V ., 4 :QA 1 Q- 4 K' an 1 ,Q 'W All' , Y if-141 1 , nv., . 5 r f' . 4 .y ,, at 5 is 4 . tw v' 'Q N L elf, ' L F, . X . -,4 .ref ei 'iff wa .f 1143 A I 1 K li A 1 A wit I. 'ff 1 e , 31- Page 118 Photo 1. This banner hangs in the counselling center. 2 Mrs Genevieve Scott reviewed zr stuclent's program to make sure he niet qualifications for graduation 3. Mr Luther Dnlc got a students permanent record cord from Registrar Helen Watson. Page 110 Photo 1, For office pructice credit senior Valunf era Lee helped as needed in the counselling Center 2, Mrs Marie Blum enjoyed a Cup of coffee while she discussed tests with Counselor Carrol Allegrucci 3 Mrs Lurinda Britton Lzalked with Fathcr Gzluthier, pastor of St MichaeI's Catholic Churvh. and youth leader june Mutteuzzx 4 College Day, coordinated hy the counselors. wus uttcruled by many iuniors amd seniors Here Theresa Bnblus lfmkel on-r zu Rockhurst College hmehure Counselors Advise What Course To Take As in past years, the counselors gave the Iowa Test of Basic Skills to the eighth gradersg juniors were given the SCAT, School College Aptitude Test, Most of the counselors' time was spent in program scheduling, testing, and verifying credits for graduation. Of course, there were letters of recommendation to be written, college information to disseminate and rank in class to figure among other routine tasks. Each counselor worked with eighth through senior pupils accor- ding to a certain section of the alphabet. Some discipline and student absentee problems were to be referred to the counselors at the first of the year, but the plan did not jell as there were too many referrals. ' YUNE Wu CAN News - -, -f..-.....-W, CALN In THE UnDE sW'D M551 Of ALL T915 SWPLY D085 NUT THE 50 L U ! , ,ff I1 fi '11 .mg ,f3i'T4 1- QP! DA? N rv-.A Q k 3 344 mg . H I .J li . ,N-. ...... ,.....-m 5 4 . I ' ,L L 'A' l 3 t 'J-5. r Q af 5 s J 'P yi Page 120 Photo 1 Nadyne Wright. Cleft to rightl jennifer Moore and Mrs. Clarice Crosby worked on alphabetizing the absence report. 2, Mrs Donna Bradford explained a student's program to Elaine Grimes. 3. Mrs. C.A Gassaway mailed out conference letters 4 Mrs Norine Black, textbook clerk. tried to locate a student on the interoffice phone. Page 121 Photo l. Nurse Welcome Ellis talked to a parent on the phone concerning a student go- ing home ill 2. Mrs. Helen Watson. registrar, gave Mark Weiss a special excuse While office girl Ruth Pierce watched. 3. Donna Jablonski marked a student's absence on their file card. 4. Mrs. Clara Wilson. financial clerk, tabulated debit and credit for the week. aff A 5 22 i iw- .Y Sl Q-7? X 1' i ,741 in . QM! 'if lf? IV' ' al Q-QW. , J 3 , .pg .7 .. - , tzxsr 1 ' 1 7 '79 ' .-L. Q x V Mr Buie scorned astonished at having been ' I A A a caught by the photographer receiving a math E paper from jenny Shadwiek. . - .K . -f V ' A --f 1-M7 X I aim. '1- wb PHYLLIS DIENER-cooking. ISABELLE 'rd' DURAN-Spanish. reading. ELAYNE ENYARD-girls' gym. modern dance sponsor, RAY GALLER-C.O.E.. Beta Sigma Chi sponsor. DANNY GOLDSMITH-crafts, BERDIA ' GREGORY-Black history, Drill Team spon- sor. SAM GUITERREZfcivics, freshmen 4 4 RTV football Bn basketball coach. LINDA A ,gl HARRIS-building substitute, English, Youth fx Awareness sponsor. QU 3' 'Q , A ful fi V ur' Psa FRED HENDERSON-building substitute. JIM HESS-American history. athletic direc- tor, tennis coach. WILLIS I-IINTZ!R.O.'I'.C, ROBERT I-IOLDERgbiology. ,kki if 3 . 5 A a ..:,rp M -33 . S 4' .f . vi ? rv 'f .4 .r J . q -, 17 , : 7 -.-4 Q 1' It vw ,I f HARRY HOMMES-math JOHN ' ' ' HOPKINS-civics. Walk for Mankind spun- X sur. FRANCES I-IOUSER-art, Drill Team ' co-sponsor. Union building rep. CHARLES HOYLE-Llmlting , . III Faculty Change Disruptive THOMAS ADAMS-world history, swim team coach, junior class sponsor. CRYSTAL BARNDT-math. SANDRA BEAS- LEY-social studies, Pom Pom and Eastettes sponsor. RICHARD BENSON-business, senior class sponsor. LYNN BERLEFFI-American history, Pep Club sponsor. HELEN BLANTON-Typing, stenography. ROBERT BUCHAN- AN-English, Chess Club sponsor. NATHAN BUIE-math, varsity football do Weightlift- ing coach. MALIORIE BYRDgEnglish. BEN COHEN-math. JOHN CORCORAN-lean ning disabilities, JAMES DICKSON4CiViCs. Mid-year reorganization by the school district affected many teachers at East. Four were transferred from East: three were made building sub- stitutes and three teachers came from other schools. A vice-principal was transferred and an asst. vice- principal brought in. The reading lab organization went from 1 teacher to 3, Woodshop was reorganized, and plans for a different newspaper setup were dropped. A second media class became an impossibility. Many teachers did not know exactly what they would be teaching until several '77 days before the start of the semester. The reason given by the School Board for the changes was that the student-teacher ratio was too low. Thus, money was saved by bum- ping teachers to buildings sub- stitutes. Persons used to substituting were then called less frequently or not at all. On the positive side, East had three instructors come from the Metropolitan Junior College travel- ing college program for 1 hour, 3 days a week, Students received college credit and only had to buy their books. Q, Nqr- v f vw ml' ,,,..,,-f , f X L N 21 J 2 , w X l 2, X rx 1 r I L, 1 1 x W 3 Fi Lf.. -3. W- 'i :saws iz. V11 ,f 03, -M' P 4 gifs, 4 va I M 1ghi,,. , , cg Mw frf, - Q, ,muy J wigue fig X .df 55 ' W , '-1, , . , jr, . ,J Z'fv?.e e f, 12 fy Qtr, 1 'Lf ,' . ' ' 2 ,Mggw :mg ,,'3fQ,4f',w, f f? ff ,gr 4 s s ' I ff? f f r-54 .V ,riff1ff? ig4fr,!. ',5fsf-I's Q ,, i ' f. SP A '-I '- Wy?--'.vf'Q'. fy ' ,Q . If EL . ww: ,vhci EVELYN NAS!-lfEngIish ELVER NEAL-science, WILMOTH NICH- OLSWmuth lab. Eulexia co-sponsor. AUDRE OWENS-girls' gym. boys' bowling team sponsor. BETTILOU PIERCEfbiology. Student Council, GENEVA REIMAN-sewing. LEVON ROBINSON-English, PATRICIA ROBINSON-math. junior high student council sponsor BOB RUSSELL-social studies JIM RYON-art. JOANNE SABATKA-math, chemistry. Eulexia sponsor. BONNIE SCHUMACKER-American history, cheerleaders 81, Eastettes sponsor, Photo 1 Mrs Beasley QLEFTJ. Mr. Hess and Nliss Scliumacker waited back stage during the iuruwcll assembly for Mr. Kelly, 2. Mrs jones Iuokul over opening school instructions during a faculty meeting before school started last fall. df ff l li Mwst Page l27 Photo 1. Librarians Linda Costigan ILEFTJ and Claudine jackson were in- terrupted lroni filing cards by the photographer. Z. Ms. Linda Harris used the library to read during her free period. 3. Valen- ciu Lee lLEFTl and Shelly Hale studied dur- ing their homeroom period, ,ns , lj! 9? al., ., N- ,W-an Cards Now Computerized Several new programs started off in the library this year. The library cards were all in a computerized system. Instead of paper cards, the library issued a plastic card with a code number on it. The card included the address of the main library down- town and the signature of the card holder, The library was strict this year about students Coming in. A student had to have a library permit in order to get in stating the hour. time and purpose for coming. Librarian Linda Costigan said that the library was used very little by the public but a lot by the high school students. ll MARION SELL-music. band. JACK SMART-math, varsity basketball coach. KELTON SMITH-history. geography. MARILYN SPRINGER-media. Film Club. FRANK STIEGLER-science. LARRY STOOPS-science, ecology, audio-visual equipment coordinator. GARY SUI-IL-English, J.V. football coach. ELLEN TABER-special education. LAWRENCE YOUNG-boys' gym, J.V. basketball and girls' track coach. GLORIA ZMOLEK-arts 81, crafts, V.A.D. JACK WEBBER-crafts. -IUANITA WILLIAMSON-special education. LAWRENCE YOUNG-boys' gym, J.v. basketball and girl's track, coach. GLORIA ZMOLEK-arts GL crafts, Y.A.D. NOT PICTURED: SHARON GF. ANDER- SON--drama, speech, reading, debate 81, foren- sics coach, stage crew sponsor. COLEEN BOWSER-girls' gym, girls' track coach, bowling team sponsor. GWYNNE COOMES-boys' gym. practor sponsor. KENNETH ECKHOFF-Wood. VIRLAND HARRIS-boys' gym MARCELLUS HUGHES-C.O.E.. D.E.C.A. sponsor. LARRY SILVEY-social studies lab. GERALD WALTZ-building substitute. Photo 1. Mr. Dickson appeared to enjoy the Air Force band when it played in an East assembly. Z. Mr. Hommes turned from illustra- ting at the board to listen to a student's ques- tion, W v .7--V -- V594-Qld: - 'fw- it NSE ni, me 3253 Ee iii ,Q .33 , . W V, tx. Q., IZX Page 128 Photo 1. The cafeteria served breakfast before school began, 2. Ms. Mamie Miller prepared a salad that was to be included in the plate lunch 3. Mrs Rinkenbaugh began to set up for the lunch periods. Page 129 Photo l, Ms. Lola Mullins checked over the day's menu 2 The cafeteria crew worked quickly getting ready for the lunch periods. 3. Ms. Maurine Wolfe prepared and set out the in- dividual wrapped sandwiches. W2 .fig V fr . if Q s A Xi x 3 X, f p l vi-315 v ez 1' W ' . , 'vs 4 ppm f, 1 eff :L I,.-.wwf Wray, ffl. Q - z ,ff -Q, Hg-, W, A1'?a?f'f ' 1' 4. ,JV LAY. ,uw WEP! ec' 11. 5 It V' ,V 'Z . J., ,V W 'fm za X-we ' - 22 X X.rgf:jlQ'5i mb W. , t ja 1 Y tx Q. ,egm k Q4 5, Q L ,,,, X :L-ff' Ani? Page 130 Photo 1. Lawrence Gruver ISTAN- DING1. night foreman. and Gary Smutzer made repairs in the building. 2. Keeping marks ofl the walls and lockers was a job for Mary Sewing and Ralph Davis during the Christmas holidays 3. Frank Malletta completed his task of sweeping the stairs before he went on with other duties. Page 131 Photo 1. Louis Brady assisted Gary Smutzer while replacing light bulbs in the back hall of the first floor, 2, Win- dows must be kept locked and repaired for the safety ofthe school. Making sure this was done was Mr. Harold Fisher. maintenance super- visor 3 Ruhy jackson was a new addition to the custodial stall this year, She aided in clean- ing. such as water fountains. restrooms and other duties Custodicms Efforts Are Day, Night Keeping the school clean is a job that takes time and effort. This year's custodial staff combined their duties with both day and evening workers. Seven custodians during the day kept up minor repairs, swept halls, cleaned bathrooms, operated the elevator, and took care of laundry as students still occupied the building. Six evening workers made the final repairs needed and completed all cleaning to prepare for the next day. Because of the rise in van- dalism this year, checking all win- dows and entry ways became a needed security procedure, East's custodial members consist of both men and women, Among them is also a father-daughter team, Lawrence Gruver and Mary Sewing. -at -rmeiih fra' 1 . . t if if if . ,M 'f lv 94 04 lf , 4 t M wg l'l 2 H ?'L Zi? -.1 0 , X ge .... f 4 'J W A' r 5 i Ginn Bukovac George Bunch Lnulzi Cairer Terri Carter Valerie Carter Carole Casarnento Mursliu Chase Connie Combs xx, ,fr -5- f ri v- 4 If V vx, Linda Conley Rick Conley ,l ull n Cook Curol Cox ,. :N -Qi Q. IN ,Ir-lfcry Cox Crystal Crawford klnn Cullam Curly Cundlff john Dale Sandra Drnnrun Warren Davis Terry Decker received ,X J Teimrny Timm JROTC, N. 8th grader. asQisl:lnce from Lwn uppercluss mernbers of Subfreshmen, Class of 80 Billy Adams Sonya Allen Susan Altman Andre Ashby Newell Babcock Terrance Ballou Randy Bannister jamie Barrick Regena Beason David Beck Terry Belk Ricky Bell Ricky Blaker Kevin Bluett Deborah Bowen Phillip Bowland Rhonda Bowman Cathy Brasel Mignon Bratton Ricky Brooks ,f Lili, l ldy ulner ett ian. v-N er -4- .1 l ow , l I .gg Rick Garrett Phillip Gartman Nom Gulston Hector Gonzales t x ea Q . K 32 353 K 1 .,. .... , ' jf. 'Qs A 2 . :ff -f JL' Nm , if' ' r YF ,. XX-A 1 ,- NY.. G l I twin? x t I N V If ' a s I x U . 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Hifafi? ie .W A 1 L W fi zo.-1 Sandy Damron practiced 21 routine with other Pom Pom members after school. 3 5 , - QT 5' ,gag x Q. -f sn- .f ff Otis Henson Eugenia Hill Roy Hitchcock Darla Huff John Huffman V nfs Y ' + Wei:-. 1 w M ri 3 .... 'f ' if ,Rza i fb sf 5 lg, ,. 'K 'ii 3 l 4 i A-,V . A M,-QL,-f ,x 7 Q .1 .- ' 'Q :avr , 1 1, , x I 4 i f i . ,im - Y . 'N i X i Leatha Hughes Karen Hunley Donald jackson Clarice jacobs Chequita jasper Mary jo jefferson Betsy jenkins Soncera jenkins David Jenson Andrew johnson l JZ - Qu? .f - 3 ' l Qi N, Nr Fa .f ,gl .f N' s 5 5 'Q of 4 Patricia johnson jamcs Etta jones Robert Keeler Dawn Kiefer Sheila Kilgore -Ov ' ff 'X A T7 1 Q5 S-fx , f 5, ex p A T ' 5 .-4 -I I ,I V, I If Q x , 9 S 0 X U ' Z 4.41 , ' T' ' , a , 'irTL-:ii-L Jiri X D IJ'-p 4 T i 5 .. ,V V L. . , Q if In I id film Tcusa Oustu Rnxzmm- Overnian Mike Owen 'Ivrrir Parker l':mi Punks 0-. , X. yr.. .H :Q rf ,g .s I X33 .. . I f AA, X , x 4 M figfffffifi1:Q:::':::::i rQEQ'i'fQ5 Rhonda Parks Chris Patrick Fredric Patton Thcresfi Pcurrn Ronie Penn ai David Perry Ricliurrl Perry Raymond Peterman Travy Pickens Robin Pierce 2, N. 9. so we ,qv ,-v X L Nlikc Polls Kimberly Powell Nliclizicl Pritchard Lcstur Pyle IVIuricl Rslgrn QUESTION: WOULD YOU HAVE PREFERRED GOING TO A JUNIOR HIGH WITH JUST 7TH, 8TH, AND 9TH GRADERS? WHY OR WHY NOT? RONIE PENA: Yes, because there are too many people here. Too many older kids mess with the young ones. RAMONA ORTIZ: No, because I can meet a lot more people than I would have at a junior high. KIM DOUGLAS: It is better to be with older kids because you learn to act older. MIKE OWEN1 You learn from older kids. I like it this Way. MIKE POTTS: No, you get to know more people here. ELGIN NICHOLS: Yes, I think the junior highs have better teachers. igf.lf'. .Q mmm v 'px Mrs. Juanita Williamson's underclassmen ad- mired the colorful bicentennial display which they helped create. Gerald Melton Renee Members La Tania Mil Carla Miller -'au 1' es Iwi 'Lt Q' . f ,agp Q u. 13 I und.,- gAfN,.4J ly i William Mills Nancy Minks Rose Miranda Mendy Moore , , k , . fe t il 335 52' .XIX . ' S Pat Moore Charles Morrow jimmy Mowell David Mullin sf, . 1' 'X ,X W ii I Llfffiql - F45 .N gf W 1' ,' iw Q I, , , X f Q, vs, '17 Steve Nesbitt Stacey Nevels Elgin Nichols Renee Obannon ua s ll Tina Orcutt Michael Odell Samuel Olawaiye Ramona Ortiz ,1 b ,f 'F X ,,, , , i If .r -' ll Q I I l ii i ll l E l l l 1 i 1 l V In K M. ' i ll ?2- 57 Alix,- Pamela Ragland Carlotta Randolph Darryl Randolph David Rayburn Rcva Reddell IN' 'P' 'vi 4 ,tr Q su fu , 09 F- -p l .-.5 Rhonda Reed Edith Renno Steve Riley Rita Roberson Linda Roberts Steve Robinson Elizabeth Rodriquez Michael Rohrnan Lisa Rowlelt Randy Rosenbaum Brenda Rue Perry Santoli Allen Schneider Sherry Scott Cindy Shadwick I I l lf 5' fi K uett 'ner argas gh Vietti fag If 3 , - XX W' T 4 , Q: 5 fu- V Y..-f Bobble VVulkcr Dale Walker Dunulll XVaLsou lklurgarnl Weaver Chrxyl Wvlls l vw E. Q l 7 l l, ..,- xx 'T s.,-a Kathy NVUSL Bctty Wlntmlll Sherry Wickizer Robert Wiley Greta Wilkes , Q fl ERE- . , lf :ag .ff vm mc' sn 5 4 4 l ,, I , -0. v 9 X X 5 .4-,331 fs f .7 ...fv- wj Carla XVilliums Cheryl Wullizlms Tina Williams Mutt Withers Perry wnrlmge Klux Wrigm Nxmd' Zh- Turrwl NVl'lghl Pzxtriciu Yzxlci Thulmu Yates Marlin Zzxxxdvr .1 111 ' 11 1 11 . 11 fl my 1 W1 11 1? ,Q V , 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 Muriel Ragen worked on a math problem. 1 1 i 1 I 1 5 1 'Qi 1 E1 el i 1 l 1 J' 1 i 1 1 it 1 51 1 f I-12 I ., x. g. iilmnwaumeduf 3 ,fix ,... vu v i janice Strickland john Strickland Roxanna Stuclyvic Darrell Stuerke Sarah Sutton ' A1155f21i 35's. julia Talley Bonnie Taylor Carla Taylor Richard Thomas Terrie Thomas in-.J fi. Carol Thompson Cecelia Thornton Theresa Toles Juanita Toombs Connie Truett kay joseph Truett Roger Turner Theresa Vargas Nova Vaugh Anthony Vietti ,Indy Fimnlu Lnnmc Brooks Tommv Bruulcs Sllelm Bmwn Valerxc Brown Richard Bryant Alxce Bunl-ccr joseph Burns Slnrley Burns Tammy Caldarella Debbie Clavcrt Barham Cnrmll Elisa Corvantes Ruth Clmdcluck jeanettc' Clark Serena Clemons Rxclmrll Clue Uxlvan Culxbms Yulumlzn Cohee Danny Crum lm-1-Q11 Cwpw- Kemntlx Cmuon l,mll,l Cum Cu: VE Cnugxr -n :ll ll fn 2 5 lf. Ei -1 fngffffflyl ' nw , J, 1 n Q P. l I Freshmen, Class of '79 F .l r- -V' Hu-- Z5' ,l. i' 1 I-1-l Maurice Bussey kept an extra pencil han- dy on his ear while working on a general science problem. 've ax., cr, --4: Li Roblmin Abram Tmnzi Allcn Suimi Alvarado Bill Anrlcrson Vickie Bailey Beverly Baker Karon Ball Tern-sn Barker Duvifl Barnett '42 1 Q fx S 7, -levi -- A x 1 v A , 1 L 'N'-I, X It' X 5.1 g fi if Q lv 4 , t l A 'F lift? ,in I .2 ' , j 1 Q15 ' A . tv, , gr , , ' ' ' Bill Burnliousc Dennis Barrctl Vivki Batson Gcrulnl Berry Billy Bcssenbuckcr Trina Bland Frank Blum Alurkic Bluutl Arlsum Bonlek Rivlizml Bourrcl -mg mag, fy NP' .-,Q , . .lf I .. J' ' - . ., 1 o R14 .4 SIIHYI Gmut Edwin Harris james Hill Charlotte Huff .IPHCYY I-Iallernian james Harris Reggie Hill Darren juckssm Cilnliy I-Iarnmons Ursula Hartman Dana Hopkins Elbert jackson Donna Hardin Robert Hatfield Melinda Hudgens Kevin Alziclcsmi QUESTION: IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT YOURSELF. WHAT WOULD IT BE? TROY DAVIS: I'd like to trim virmwn 21 little bit. TIIKF. GRIFITT: No comment CASSANDRA EDWARDS: I Wouldn't change anything. This is how God made me so I guess this is how I'm supposed to be-per sonality. looks. etc. JENNIFER GREEN: A'I'd like to change my attitude towards people. MELINDA HUDGENS: My feelings towards English and math. MJHB' .ln-nkius Alicia ,liilinson Angle-xi kluliiwiii Robert -Iolinson X ! X Bran! Cyr Da-lrurk Davis Swim Davis Troy Davis David Deboard Theresa DeSchepper Joyce Dixon ,lolm Dodd Twyla Donaldson Grace Drennan Jimmie Edclings Cassandra Edwards Cathy Finklea Pam Flye Roy Ford Michelle Foster Richard Gardner Tony Garrett Judy Gonzales Sharon Gonzales jennifer Green Lurcttu Griffin Mirlmcl Griflitt Rnynionri Grosko 5. X3 A 11 -' ., - I .7-7' , r. D' nl -....'- -.a R I .-1' A X l .fflhrfcn Wanda Mrlintee Dunny McKinney Connie Murlina Cuwsuxulxu Mellon Sherry Mssser Tum Milligan Freddie Mitchell Yulfmdu Mitchell Suzcllu Morgan ,leffcry Morris David Moies Pam Moyer Todd Murlc Mike Murphy Rcinu Murray Rugcl' Nicliuls Dmnu Nicholson Lmdu Nicholson Clizxllcx Nixon Violul Noe mi.. Nwlx sil',iii,..mA 011511 kllw- Ovuf Rludiiin Ou-nnim u KW W IWW! Y7...? vos.. Pep Club members joined in a discussion at a meeting. A ' 'O 1 . .qv il X ' ,J Timothy johnson Cheryl Johnston Doris jones Pamela jones 5 s I-P' w , , , 'Sf' ixr- Q A 4, 1 -102' an Charles Krantz Willamzic Larkie Henry Lockheart Felicia Long Barbie Madick L ' 1 gli A, .544 ,4 , fa A if K , . o r if lv into 2 1 , ,. lip-4,45 s E.. J.. fwfr. Cx ri ,... 4 ff ' ,, B . , ,V , sa ' , .si ' ' '1. l 1 ' K.. I on , .r , ' 5 lf. , - s ' ' l 6, 5 ffgif 3411 Q, f f A , ,. N My I fy , 1 K! 1 I wi? Q - ev 1 , Q, , . - ' 2 11: Diane Manning Tania Nlansell Kim Marrs Marin Mata Cathy McCarthy .a Vicliael McCorkle Tonia McCorlcle Cassandra McCormick Eddie McCullough Deborah McDowell dl Se V i 33. ' x 5 'vu N.. N... I x ev- vs og -+1 . 'b Q --- . ' fl ,us ry 'ei v,,' -L 's-fi FW .cv --, ., f 'Q F V- an r-if Av- -4. fi X. ' , IE.. - Q F W T17 . ,Q X- - M I , 4, -1 -. lof i, .Q ' 1 ' . Y, ., Linda Riddle Maurice Riggs ,lwhn Roach Charles Roberson lllirhille Roberts Sven Rodecn Rita Rodgers Joyce Rodriquez Sherry Rogers Tina Rogers Tricia Rue joe Salisbury Delores Santcllan john Severt jenny Shadwick a-. -. U ., -. X Kathy Sheppard Ronald Sinilh Ross Siren james Snyder Frank Smith Sid Sparks . if . V04 V f 15556.13 , - -155 l F 'I .-- 'Tfj i, ., ,lf ' ' Shurry Davis ALEFTJ and Susan Alvarado xvurc intent while working with test tubes in za science experiment I i --mv - J -.e.7VE- A- 'iff' .-M rv W., TV' . Mark Owen Bryan Parker David Parks Tum Parrish Monica Partee Gwcn Payton Robert Pearson Debbie Perry Richard Perry Diana Peterman Pam Pfaffly Melanie Pipes Lee Anne Plummer Dane Pontalion Billy Popp Carol Prunty Steve Purl Barbara Quinn Floyd Randolph Tony Randolph Steve Reddell Manta Reese Richard Reiling Evelyn Rhodeman 1:7 P , x, ND NZ Q--I ' ,lvl n J ,f ev- , 5. 5... an .ll fi 5 n wa ff x. . A , QL.: , X , A x S Ab I in . f K 4. V I f . I cs .J e g -Q if ., J ri mg- , A l 4 f .s s th- ' su 'S' x 4 Ax ivjx It A4 A Y re ,ff xl. 5.1, rx. a df' if 5 fx xughn mm 'L w 1 x hug.,Luh QW N.. 5- :wx-vi: wr NJ' ni ixX .'7 Mxke VVelkel Cheryl West Debnr ih Wcxt Deborah Whltc Frmd VVh1Ln QQ. ,- j 5 4 f vw f 'ma ii N' Ron llnl Xvlutr Bwbettc XVIII-us Adam VV11hmxs C uhm Wllh :ms Rodney XV11h xx ms +- V.. J' p 35 l Donna Wrlson Demree Wood xrd Cheryl Wofford Karen NVorks Lxsa NVood Dvmn Z1 llcff 4 I DLLDLL 7l4teff fLEFTy mri Tun Rogan Nlushrd m lhg iuual sturhci Ilh 1 x Musk Sparks M.uk Sprinkle S.nn Stallings Bcx'crIy Steffes Darryl Stewart Lune Stone Mitchell Stuerke Lisa Summers Fred Taylor Pam Taylor jeff Tennison Cathy Tharp Ken Thomas La Rhonda Thomas Marquitta Thomas jerome Thornton Becky Tombkins Lucy Torres Curtis Townsend john Truett Donald Van Vleck Vicki Vargas Andy Vasquez Cuvlzx Vaughn ' V . ,' ix I gg rj 0 A -Qi 1 fri: X, r,.. A I S.. A, in LJ, .T to ' . l ' lx ,, 5 ,. . . ,. vs . . N, ...Q 4, , jg-Y v V , T, ' I ' ' ' F I 1' 4' In Q 5 wel ,. 4' ' ' sf U , sit K 3 . A L n. - , . Q ' l lf .IV -7 'ff' 5' QF Tf -0- li n 1 - V q , --5 1- ,,, , Q76 f 'T ,, ' T, M X . ll N ' , , , A l 2 ...Qi 1 if f V ll? E 5 , . 2 xxx A it-V f 'N . rw 4 f , -.li ' YJ' V , ' , F ff i A f 4. X A W , ia. Q . ff-hi V V I 11' I K 3 fl it ' ii rw- ,T V Q. rg. Timmy Belk Carl Berberich Patrick Blackman Glenda Bland Tony Bogart SM 1, u-.N Nr' TMP ei 'Yr' 'N-v 1 2 Q , l ', 1 T -QF ,! fn X fb' Q . if 'A A vfaid ' . i.,A,.i.,' gk .L :I ' y f X' if f 1 as TQ, I Tj 'C' ' 1 I V P ' 'K -, ff ,4 . i KX , I X 1 1 xp f - .gy , U s. ' Q ,ffgai A, f . Nanette Botts Kevin Bowland jenny Bowser Tim Brewer CeCe Broaddus DJ. Brown Diana Brozovich Rosey Brozovich Marlon Buie Charlotte Burleson Sheila Burr Tammy Butler LeeAnn Calriarella Kim Carlis jimmy Carlson QUESTION IF YOU COULD HAVE ENOUGH CREDITS TO BE GRADUATED NEXT YEAR AS A JUNIOR, WOULD YOU? WHY OR WHY NOT? LEROY ARMSTRONG: No, mainly because of basketball. It would cut short my chances of getting a scholarship through basket- ball. DEBBIE BAILEY: No, because I'm looking forward to being a senior. It's supposed to be the best year. KENNY ANDERSON: It depends on the person. However, I would probably stay in to learn a little bit more since there is so much to know. CECE BROADDUS: No. because you could propser more by going your senior year. especially taking classes only seniors can take, like Vo- tech. Besides. school isn't that bad. Sophomores, Class of '78 av xr of 'rw Q.. -up , 2 sd 'N john Adams Ron Anders Mary Arcuri Katherine Babcock Brenda Albertson Kenny Anderson Leroy Armstrong Debbie Bailey Lanell Allen Debra Andrews Benita Ashby Denise Bailey Shelton Allison Regina Andrews Rick Atkinson .leana Ball 0- - if A5 -.- 'ai' Sandra Barbour Dorothy Barlow Glenda Barnett Niccolette Beard f: -n X., ...- 4 Www Vs. ,f ,SV ,f .ons rv fx .,i ws, Y. X i, xv' v ff.. . Wi. lv? , t . :fi L. V . s ,N A Mnrtin Dun Robert Flnigmond Mnrrin Edwards Bmcc Eklund Denise Ellis Mike Ellis Karen Estes Davis! Evans Tim Farnsworth Debbie Felarsl-ci Dt-bm Fields Sharon Flye Debbic Ford Lunnn Ford Mark Foster Sherri Frank Karen Harvill :mil Betty Stout took role for Mrs. Byrd. I 5 H6 Kun Carnahan 1 I Km-lly Carter Tll1llCnrter Elena Cervantes In -..-f ',:.,f Karen Chestnut Gary Clark jerry Clark Put Collins f pn rua 13-'11 ,.. Debbie Cox Clayton Craig Mary Cruces David Crugar NJ fx Nancy Cunningham Martin Cushenberry g Mike Cutler ' ,, Kelly Cyr H1 Q., fu. if--r .ff 4 N - 5. K P' ,M 1 .fx -C -A - -. 5 x., Paul Davis Darrell Day Laurie Deets Shelley Dehart vs- - -X -v. I ., , 1 ,lam-L Dennis f- D 45 if , Knynmmng V -' Q X ' X Currie Dorrell j! 91 P i'i ...jx ' i Annullu Douglas ia'-:1f'2 'Magi 4-N 'Tv' 5 F :L nn r I, ,M,l3,Xfv f ' fr f 1' SR. 1 P nf Q f v L ff 'v 1' ' wi. .95 I lj N - f ff: A' i -. IW. , V- H111 ' Hxtrlxumk 'P' 1 iinpkxxxw son lf'-Mn Hnyl, -7 H Hnhlvr 4.1 ,,-ra +,e WE .N x X P4 A gf r .. It Q-. Vicki Hutlgvns Gary Hughes Charles Jacobs Cathy ,Inrncs David james -vw -4. .Y P 3141! ff ' Z- 1' H X f' , as X , Kvvin johnson Larry juhnmn Nancy johnson jerry Jones julia Joyce v. i Brett Kvnxwriy David Kcsmler Robert Kiefer Andrea Kxng Rubert King AQ, L Paula INIvCI:un sifted flour at demonstration table in foods class, . ...'gg, ' - IN QUESTION: WHAT IS ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF ATTENDING EAST HIGH SCHOOL RATHER THAN SOME OTHER HIGH SCHOOL? LINDA GARDNER: Our reading and math labs are more advanced than many schools. RONNIE GARTMAN: We have our own football and track field. ANDREA KING: l'You get to know more about people of other races. DAVID KESSLER: It is good to go to the same school as your friends. vi. .Mx V , rw Vx if l 'xg , Q, 'A ' ig ' ' rt, -- 'I .. W Y, 3,-'L' f , -f. ,-e,,. ,fax rf , .ffl ,img .r ,u ,, ,4,.C,4 . fgt., .wg 4 vi '--. .-5 . g:z3nfJ'1v'. I ,. N fl W wr F A l ,. 12 nf' Q-.. i I K .ill ll I. Marita Fugitt Linda Gardner Ronnie Gartman Chris Gonzales Raymond Gonzales s..4 av. g,-' Debbie Granger Bill Grant Evelyn Green Phillip Guthrie Richard Guzman 11' '--1 ,, Q . 5 f, ' A? , 1 ai' Af.. .L - . gi, '9- , i ffir1'Ef4 if 8 V6 rl ff v 05 B I' - Qs, f,,, , .fir i i 1 ' K Q 3 5 g ' J ,,,, nv , 4' , ,rf 'Na ff-' , lvl . . Darren Hagens Troy Haley Chris Hall Richard Hansuld jan Hardin l . A 'jfs' - Mirhael Harmon t Kim Harris Eric Harvey Michael Henderson Kim Hill . A7 4 y -, 3' gllwy, it ri 1 my x Ni ,f viii S .J .gnu .- an .1 i, A l.. 1 ? 4.lf M41-nh. .L H, Tif f ',A,.,,,-iw Q 1 K Q' A - Q 4, ,D . , . lx ffl ra .-4 . -.1 My 'ix N X , In 1-.4 ., 'va fw- 1'-S Q A 160 'i 'vu wi Q,-1 Tiff? Dwayne Klcyli Shelley Kuenlier jzinice Kulik Bryan Lackey Diane Latfi john Laterra Lizzy Lavar Dcdra Lee Rirhard Leo Denise Lenox Bonettrl Lewii Carmen Lewis Eileen Lindmnrk Robert Lindsay Kim Louis J +, jeff Love Robert Lyons Cathy Ixlzlgiiuson Bobbie Malcolm Floyd Mzmning A v-'4 - .?.., Steve Manning Renee lylartinez Darryl Maisoii Rosalind Maxwell Mark NltAci:iins -r . -f Rs C' NK, . , 1 1- ev K , our, A lk T nr F 1 . . 257565 Q ' I 7 al All ikivf' Gary Mosby Cheryl Moser Bill Nlowell Leslie Nave Marcella Morgan Mary Morgan Stacy Morgan Dennis Morris 4 'b. Sandra Nesbitt Renee Nicholson Dennis Norval Phillip Ousta 4, fjr -,f X, 4... Tina Palinko Deidre Parker Cathy Parrott Leslie Parrott Leatrice Patrick Kathy Payur Yvonne Pena Andrew Persley In sewing class. Linda Gardner read patte struetions on sewing in a zipper. rn in- ga ul , A Il:-A2 g Z Ili . . 7 lg 5-'Q.,,l .T .., v-,D xv ...- l T7 ' lllv:n.u' Smith L, . HS l . Suxlxnrl flnm Sunu J x 'Slnul P' ml.. Sm--rke 4: wr no xx 4 'Pau' O - .-.. Gene Sulllna Debbue Sunderland Richaxrml Talley Sue Tnllcy Buverly 'mylar x 12 M ,Q r s K Glen Tuylor Don Tumxyson Szannlrzx Thibeaux Lavllu Thomas Stan-y Thomas .ly r' 1 X Nl -.... r, 'Q My , 6 , , x' 3- 'A' 'SZ' I l Stanley Thomuw Vlclur Thomas julll Tuuev Darryl Townsv.-ml Gimwlsum Turlccr jimmy Phillips skctrhcrl outdoors on a Sunny my ln me full lm . l 1-. .rr Bilfblmi Riggs Charlotte Roberts Anita Rlncker Kathy Robinettc Anthony Roberts joseph Rodriquez 'Cf P f 'x! W I 5 ' E i ' - Y 91 Sl N I, if w A , 'fix l Y iv ' ' 1 Ne' v--v I x f . Steve Rogers Steve Roland David Rowles Laura Salisbury Mark Sallcy f Qs. K v. , 'TK' it r f fr --. .4 'fa C77 Brian Sanders Donald Scruggs jimmy Sevart Myrna Shull Francis Simmons . N 'X ti . '53 gif - 'A . , .L :za E- X , ' ' Mellody Simmons Brian Sipple Barry Sloan Steve Sly Paula Smith Juniors, Class of '77 YS-v Q f-k .' 1 1 ' Q' 34 1 M 'si' - , 5' xr, 1 ,!r fi, I 5: ...v ,- 'T 'WJ . nd -he NNTP .A s x 1 ' ,qv s 'ffvh My ...4 x., gk In an Freddie Allen Trxeszl Bnhles jf-fry Baker joel Ball Bonme Banks Mike Barbour Alam Barnes Monica Beasley Earl Becker Ywue Benson Renee Bm-ucler Risky Beullcr Iuwxr Elm A P.4.nl Bm-in MXB n I -uf I 1' Y fl:-57 Ejtim A , figi 1 .. gif I66 .3 Q ' l l uv rw N Q gli f A . f .fe I X , Q' 1 , A if I in- ll 9 Q I X., l I ' idx ' .0 , -I f 1 3 -fide 7x X X. ,L if X. '52 5 a U W vw I r H 4 Q9 . . V i A fly' Az! ' l ' 2 4 i Jl ' so 4:5 ,.. I 1' A Sandra Tyson Rosey Walling joyce Weiss Ronny Van Vleck Randy Ward David VVells Michele Vietti Dawn Wusmer Mike Whitten Eric Wade Thersa Wax Leon Wiggins 5 f K, , X S . we iffg if 'f l V ' 'F' , 1' , if I7 I7 'M ii 4 I 4 V l Kim Wilkes Bill Williams Carmelitu Williams Sherry Williams N41-p Os ga, l . 1, Christine Willis Rita Withers Carl Vllonser Denise Yewell TS . X ,I -4- Q-rr .... sp' Cluv Cuxnmme 'Tanya Davis Michael Dennis Ulwu Dwon fv Q -ff' I ,. Tak- 1 xl ,gulf :soul nuln' ,lun .nw 'ny N K Y.: i Linda Dodd Rrmlwin Drummond Marlene Durxgzm Bcunie Ellxs ls, 35' R V V' 2. Murcia Evans Dnrlick Ford Lulu-ta Ford f I v Debbie Frazier Beta Sxgmu Chr member Irene Power rcpoxlui he-r work to Mr. Galler, club sponsor. 1- jen i ,fl ,1 . f f. , ' 'ibm r, 'K Wil L: ' ba: 'S wx . ...Q - u xx----' ' ' W K ,X fr ' '-.A ' Man,-vls.4.l11-v ' ' ' B N - Q 'A ,4 4' -Q , . . , , C , - A .. , ,.. , 4 , L Hmmm Umm' h , K V' f Q' L ', - . 'W xx X 'I ' ' N..-k Ilukuvnc Tf X ' n D' 5 ,..f ,fi',' V ,j ' ' ' xx N nn-ma.. Bum-mn - Q. nog 1 Q, , --N Nxt ,I V ,Pm .3 ', 6 fi Q 1 A , - n -. . .- X H2 + a . ' ' 1. I' Q 'z' A Curlzl Burris ! Clznminw Byers ,lulm Carpenter , Richard Cochran kg I M67 g !'f Ci? 1' T 11 I., F? I . ' E F' IM Slcvu Clark .Iurnus Colbert Ray Colcn Randy Conley Robin Conn Tumi Constance Alorxwlu Cook Robyn Cook Nancy Cnx Rlmmln Cmwfnrd Vrnitu Cmwforci Tmvv Cruul .1 bf- 1 7 .l -'RN ,Ax 1 'f 1 -W ., ' -o Q-47 ,. Q ! 1 f . A -x x x . X 4 C 1--'v :E 45' 'I-74' '-f 49 43- . L 4 v., N.: I-IMER2 and verb' C1ini ' ces cigafi a A . up 3 .f , -T f V Whjpplr N l,H,f', X squeeziHF QL Xl Va nk Aarl' E -ui ,xx Carla jackson Kim jackson Judy johnson XX'lntnsy jolmsun Cydria jones Renee ,Tones Carol Joyce Mark Keefel Mike Keefer Craig Keeney mme Kefxey Marty Kilgore Dchblc Kincaxd Carol Kmg Doug Konomos Brenda Kretzwhmer k mem ' I' ,l-nnvs Gunn Pzlllv Gzlrilnux Oxvutzx Gnicwooii Craig Grlfflll Elaine Grimes Stem' Gwunlcrcl Frnnk Hansuld john Hartman Tzunzxra Hitchcock Morris Hxlchcock Karen Hodge Stn-ve Holbcrt Denise Holliman .loc Horner Connie Howard Kelly Hubler J i LH it ,2 . 1.3, .oy ,x 4 J K L 2. ,gf ' Q3 5: ,, 3 4-5 fx, X, K .2 -75' QUESTION: WHAT PUBLIC FIGURE DO YOU ADMIRE MOST AND WHY? CAROL KING: Clint Eastwood 'cause he's cute and a good actor. He's better than the rest. JOHN HARTMAN: Burt Reynolds, because he's got a hairy chest like me. PATTY GARDNER: Chief Mc- Namara, He came in after Chief Kelly and he was really working hard even though he had a lot of op- position. ,We 'A .11 BRENDA KRETZSCHMER Starsky. because he's neat and ver good looking, MARTY KILGORE: Clif Eastwood because he smokes cige' and has lots of women. JOE HORNER: Mr. Whip? because he gets away with squeezl' the Charminf' CARLA JACKSON: Hank Am because he's the first black man' beat Babe Ruth's record, .41-,-X ,ffm , :im 1 -, .2-.1 Q. W1 JINV .-vb Q., N-..-,K Av .A f X. -111,- Q f ,Q II' ix. en' Mike Miller Ron Miller Alice Mitchell janet Moore Joyce Moore Roxy Morgan Ron Moyer Randy Mullins Tim Murphy Glenn Mushaney Robert Noe David Norris Michael Patterson Debbie Peterman Cindy Phillips One of Elaine Grimes's jobs as office girl was typing suspension reports, I 7 7 Cutliy Lee Steve Leon joslinu Logan Kcvm Mucey Rose Madick Neal Malone jerry Marrs Dwight Martin Marjorie Martin Sherry Mason Carol May Danny May Kevin McCarrison Kathy McCarther Joyce McDaniel Tina Meade He-nry Means .lim Miles Kulluy Muller Ulf Ki 1- s 3' 7'-ai' fb 'Q I -00 w-W X ,.... lx 'mv- ,...,. f-.rv .-fer 6 1 .,. V- 7 'ff -I eu TY? Sldwiymgu Rhonda Tlminzls ' sl ,ix Louis Tillwr-ll r,,ii,.f :mimi Trulnsovski 'fliylimlix Philip Troutmzm I mil.-,Y Curtis Umew N-V Iii? 2 'S' Kun Vllmlv Rlionllu VV:irne Daisy XV:u'rcn Mark NVCIW Steve Vl'hit:' QUESTION: WHAT HAVE YOU ENLIOYED MOST ABOUT YOUR JUNIOR YEAR? MELISSA TREBISOVSKI: I've joined in more activities than I ever thought about before CAROL TIFFANY: ,..being chosen Queen of Hearts. TERRY ROWLETT: The prestige and social acceptance of being an up- perclassmenf' RHONDA THOMAS: I've enjoyed modern dance, FRANK SISSON: Basketball, assemblies. wrestling. I've learned new job skills. This year has been the most fun. Also, I really enjoyed the COE trip to the Chinese restaurant. CHRIS SALISBURY: This was my worst year. Y l Ruth Pxcrce Clmwlmu Potter Irum' Power Greg Platt john Quint ,lim Reddcll Tummy Reddcll Clcmmon Riley Ricky Robinett Trcva Rogers Terry Ross Fran Rowe Terry Rowlett Chriw Salisbury .lo Carol Sermne Sam Shoemaker Coy Shrable Frank Sisson Dorothy Spnrkc kluhn Sparki 322 ax if 'A 'f Mf ax A 3 kr L1 7 ,L M 5 - , 'Ez' , ,- -- Q Mu 4 M ,b ,v 1- - -1- 5 .xy Fir ' I In ' 'x 'f A. N. ' 0 r' ,D ' Q w . ' , N1 5 . YL -s ' X 'W . X I I L' .,..1 Aw- Q- vu' Pgx -.... Ju 1-.av I' Q I ,.f- N. xx up ary 'wffv ' A Wm, x if v x x if 4 x 44 7 . 'f it I ' .5 ,LQ 5 S , . Lg? 5 . 5' . N, - , gg' K 1 it ggi Z, . , A ir K : , I is az J' XM 26 is Tlx Junior Class Officers Senior Class Officers sv- ' ff? ,ff N 'Y ,, M ' r junior class sponsor Mr Tom Adams appeared to be looking for guidance from above Unaware of this were the all-girl junior class officers-fleft to rightl Vice pres . Tracy Creed: Treasurer Gale Lee: Secretary Cindy Adkins and President Donna jones Several of the senior class officers appeared overjoyed at the thought of get- ting out ol a class to pose for this picture. SEATED are President Mark Dunn and Giftorian Jennifer Moore. STANDING are Clsrl Secretary Mary Madick. Treasurer Tarnmy Ball, Vice-pres. Bertt Mathews and Sgt. arms Terry Townsend, 1 .r 2' Y? gv-Q xx I -v-f -4 T.,-' 1 v.- I IANA! ,IAYNI-1 BUTLER RUTH BYRD LORRAINE CALVERT VICKI CARLSON RICHARD CARPENTER RICK CARPENTER SUSAN CARR AL CARROLL PAULA CARROLL MARY ANN CASTRO TOM CHAMBERS CYNTHIA CHARLES DEBBIE CHASE SHERYL CLINTON TERRY COREETT LERUY CRAXVFORD 0 , fs. 5? I fp ,J . A -'R 'Fir 'I . s- Ypp, ,f I ' , 1, rw: 'GT' 'TW T' mmm W, was 3' ,N A' I ff' 1 KAREN GREEN VICKI GROSS JUDY GUTHRIE EVELYN HALL ALFREDIA HALE SHELLEY HALE SHERRY HALE SPENCER HALEY RICKY HARRIS KAREN HARVILL DAVID HAYES VALERIE HENDERSON JO HOOVER CHRIS HOPKINS BRENDA HOYLE DONNA JABLONSKI ELDON JOHNSON DONNA JONES MICHEAL JONES JIM KESSLER S 'TY W ' V p f 2 az-.: fhfif'fi'3a:f5:2G4L,yfgag,f':Q'igffffxlififfeijf11?1g:r5-Zigi5:31-'fgjisli1 1 .Q - K ' K :Pv- ' . ii 1 I A 1 i 1 4 Y I I I I I I 4 1 we 'FS .ig 5- . I M11 LIL. :K DORIS WILLIAMS STEPHANIE MIKE WILSON LYNNE WOOD LYNN WILLIAMS WILLIAMS RICK WILSON CLAUDE WOODS DENISE WILLIS Seniors Not Pictured: EUGENIA BUTLER JOHN CALDARELLA WAYNE CARTER DANIEL CLARK BEVERLY COLEMAN JOHN DOW BEDFORD DUREN MARTY ERVIN DWIGHT ETTER KEVIN FUGITT EUGENE GIBSON MELVIN GILMORE DAVID GODINEE KENNY GOODWIN JOE GRAY BEVERLY JAMES ANNETTE JOHNSON JESSE JONES ROBERT KUETHER JANELLE LATTING VICTOR LAVAR DEBORAH LOOMIS DWIGHT MARTIN STEPHEN MARTINEZ TONIA MCCOY TYRONE MILLIGAN DWAYNE MONTGOMERY ARTHUR MOORE ROOSEVELT NEAL STEVE NICHOLSON THOMAS NIXON SCEEPHUS POWELL BRYAN RAMSEY JOHN REED RICHARD REED DONALD ROBERTS .,, -nz' :ff KAREL SANDERS WILLIAM SANDIDGE EVELYN SMITH DAVID SMITH DANA STARCHER DEBORAH STEWARD RANDY STONE LEVESTER TABORN JOHN TAYLOR GARY THOMAS DAVID TREBISOVISKY ROBERT VANN EDWARD VASQUEZ DUANE WALKER KIM WATKINS DENNIS WEIKEL CARL WEISS DEBORAH WOODS MARSHA WORKS CARLA YEWELL K SN . 'fiv- ,wx -eww: - g. . L -1 L5 'Aft ,L far 'fiiifg iam -:xi J2- Qf ...S 1, MOST BASHFUL Juan Ortiz, Tammy Ball 5 f USICIANS Harris Green, Anita Burkhilfdi . 1-L.. MOST POPULAR Mark Dunn, Stephanie Williams Y MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shelley Hale, Mark Dunn ,gdgbibx ,3 my uv Senior Ballot X ,H wx Y 'W 1, IW X ,Z DONE MOST FOR EAST BEST COUPLE Mark Dunn. Mary Ann Castro Millie Rea. Jim Kessler I r 5 - '- ' 1 1 I Q ffl E 1 I l I Q M x BEST DRESSED 5515 Valerie Henderson, Tony Webster ' AN .A BEST MUSICIAN L 'Wf! f?Z'-'QTY ' . Ay M, ? CLASS CLOWN Terry Taylor, Claude Woods N19 JOLLY GOOD Jennifer Moore, Candiclo Santellan BEST ARTIST Mike Tankersley. Louvema Trigg BEST DANCER Beverly Coleman, Claude Woods I9I Seniors Vote on Favorites BEST STUDENT Vicki Altman Bertt Matthews. '-3 4243- 6' ,mf , 34455 V 1, , f L ox 5 ,H W 1 JY: 512 355 .-fu' b n , .r-A-1 'rf ?f7 ' ' If 1 v BEST ATHLETE Terri Townsend, john Smith it ,Aff-,, . g , , k ., I i L V 4 '- T - T l T . Q f.. , , , ' 1 v Z 5 5 N ii il FLIRT AND WOLF Brenda Hoyle. Greg Thomas -Commanders Ioy, Michael V 2-Ester Mc- la Williams, :verley Bears, ggins, Judith e Vialponda, DW 4-Ronald Leon Franks. I Iommanders ims, Steven lilly Adams, :. ROW 3- zs, Tammy ROW 4-Eric -lc, Rhonda P i l i i JROTC C KIROTC C Company ROW 1- Commanders Chris Willis, Betty Galston. ROW 2- Tonia McCork1e, Rosalind Gray, Violet Noe. ROW 3- Lavita Thomas, Doris Jones. Sandra Thibeaux, Lonnetta Jones. ROW 4- Charles Roberson, Marion Coster, Eric Krantz. Rodney Harris. ROW 5- Darryl Finley, Jimmy Bozeman, Billy Holmes, William Popp. JBOTC STAFF JROTC STAFF Kneeling- Mike Keeler STANDING ll-rl Major Hintz, Melody jones Bonnie Banks. Steven Smith, Albert Carroll Raymond Brassfield. Mike Thibeaux. Atchley's Violin Shop Bs Repairing 5200 Truman Rd. Roger Beard Mrs. joseph H. Beasley Mr, Richard Benson Ray H. Galler Fred Heine Eastonian Patrons Johnny's Upholstering 1430 Denver William T. Ridley Joanne Sabatka St. Paul's United Church of Christ Rev, James E. Zini Charlotte Tetlow Ralph Tetlow Ralph, Tetlow, jr '72 Danny Vogt Viferner Volkinei Charlie Zanivi s -11' More Groups JROTCHAH sa, F J15f.P- Q JROTCHBH ...- ,Q ,W Q if 1 Y X u iROTC Qjhris X 314-Corl 1, Lax Thibea Robers Racine! JROTC A Company ROW 1-Commanders Bozeml Thomas Dewey. Lorenzo McCoy, Michael Thilbeaux. Leon Reardon, ROW 2-Ester MC. Daniel, Denise McNeil, Carla Williams. Mignon Bratton, Tina Orcutt, Beverley Bears. Edwin Ford. ROW 3-Cleon Wiggins, Judith Brooks. Leon Williams, Steve Vialponda, Kerry Gray, David Wilhort. ROW 4-Ronald White, Tom Brooks, Van Carter, Leon Franks, Robert Hatfield. ir r JROTC B Company ROW 1-Commanders 4 Albert Carroll. Carmella Williams, Steven Smith. ROW 2-Janice Hatfield, Billy Adams, Donald Foster, Wesley Garrett. ROW 3- Gerald Patterson, Ricky Brooks, Tammy Timms, Lyle Lisler. Joey Truett. ROW 4-Eric Donahue. Cassandra McCormick, Rhonda Brandenberg, Tommy Morrison. l l l l l l l l l l I i M , l l l l l l 1 I 'Ts 'FFR ff'57fT ' T L' - riff' ?7',ffa'q'f-L Y-:7l'3'? f - swf- -za:-: 3' 1 u-gh., - 1 W-f-wfih-f f- , 1. 112: .reg ,fwigfzf-eflag-1-1-' -,.g:,:-'SJ 3 L? ' 2 321:-iszf'-f 'V E-T' ': f-i37f5.?iffSi?f? V- ff r S fi-515' , 'f f 'ff if East has given you FREEDOM of choice to help prepare you for whatever DIRECTION you will now take. A 2:- 7 A- Lf fef.61'2f11f1:x-?T.yp:i-': 312fig-g-1-4.f::::q-L1:- a,'g.3g,.e545.zffgfQ:r.g1-55, ,nz ,N 53: ig- in 1.1 5 . -. 11 ., ., 125-4-'wN2'aefl-iG?1'f -Subfg1fr g1'1::v.2fgq1f?,g,2iE1-Sag,-5 1,-gg, 1 ,.1-Lqffre 41445 ,-5 ff- . -e4-',fsiT4a-,-:,-zL2ff-gif-fgv1,,-w,:-,.g,,S,,:gH--ff:f:ffqq:1,.i.g---- f 4 I ,. 1'.11nlCrL1gn1'1lU1 145 D.1v11l Crugar 1101 156 j1n1Cullan181 133 Clay Cummins 1111 4l.106.169 Cody Cundiif 181 133 Dennis Cunningham 78.194 Nancy Cunningham 1101 26.156 Mnrtin Cushenberry 1101 156 Brad Cyr 191 146 Kelly Cyr 1101 156 -D- john Dale 181 133 Sandra Damron 181 133,136.71 Mr Fletcher Daniels 110 Derrick Davis 191 146 Paul Davis 1101 156,14 Ralph Davis 1Sta1'f1 130 Sherry Davis 191 1515 Sonia Davis 191 146 Tanya Davis 1111 169 Troy Davis 191 146.35,194 Warren Davis 181 133 Darrell Day 1101 156 David Deboard 191 146 Terry Decker 181 133 Brenda Deets 1121 180 Laurie Deets 1101 156 Leslie Deets 181 134 Shelly Dehart 1101 156 Brian Dennis 181 134.90 janet Dennis 1101 156 joyce Dennis 1121 180 Micheal Dennis 1111 169.95 Theresa DeSchepper 191 146 jo Ann Dewey 181 134 Mary jo Dewey 1121 180 Thomas Dewey 1101 192 james Dickson 1Staff1 122.126 Phyllis Diener 1Staff1 123,311.31 Ralph Dill 1121 1S0.86.87.194 Kay Dismang 1101 156 Glen Dixon 1111 169 joyce Dixon 191 146.56 john Dodd 191 146 Linda Dodd 1111 Eric Donahue 181 134.192 Kathy Donahue 181 134 Howard Donaldson '1121 180 Twyla Donaldson 191 146 Carrie Dorrell 1101 156.56 Cindy Dorrell 181 134 Annette Douglas 1101 156.84,103,107 john Dow 1121 187 Martin Dow 1101 157 Grace Drennan 191 146 Robin Drummond 1111 169 Mark Dunn 1121 180.46.84.85.188.189. 106.194 Paul Dunningham 11 194 Isabelle Duran 1Staff1 123,29 Bedford Duren 1121 187 Steve Duren 181 134 Marlene Durigan 1111 169 Laura Dwyer 181 134 David Dwyer 1121 180 Mr. Maurice Dwyer 110 -E- Kenneth Eckoif 1Staff1 32 ,limmie Eddings 191 146 Robert Edgmond 1101 157 Earl Edmonds 80.194 Bridgette Edwards 181 134 Cassandra Edwards 191 146 Marcia Edwards 1101 67.157 Bruce Eklund 1101 157 R1--:fi Elder 181 134 Cathy Eli 1121 180 lilnnie Ellis 1111 169 1i11l1Ell1s1l21 180 111111119 Ell1s1101 157 1x111:1'Ell1sll1l1 157 1V1'l1-uni: Ellis 1Nursc1 121 Elayne Enyard 1Sta1f1 123,23 Marty Ervin 1121 lB7 Karen Estes1101 106.157 Dwight Etter 1121 187 David Evans 1101 157 Marcia Evans 1111 169 -F- Tim Farnsworth 1101 157 Debbie Felarski 1101 157 Lt. Col Field 36 Debra Fields 1101 157 Dr. Edward Fields 110 Cathy Finklea 191 146 Darrn Finley 11 193 Harold Fisher 1Staf11 131 john Fisher 181 134 Mr, Earl Fleer 110 Olivia Fletcher 1121 180 Pam Flye19135.146 Sharon Flye 1101 157 Darrick Ford 1111 169 David Ford 181 7.134 Debbie Ford 1101 157 Mrs. Donna Ford 111 Edwin Ford 11 192 Loleeta Ford 1111 169 Luann Ford 1101 157 Roy Ford 191 146 Donald Foster 181 134,192 john Foster 181 134 Mark Foster 1101 157 Michelle Foster 191 146 Sherri Frank 1101 157 Albert Franklin 181 134 Leon Franks 181 134.192 Daniel Frazier 1121 4.46.76,85,180.194 Debbie Frazier 1111 56.169 Charles Frey 181 134 Mike Frizzell 181 134 Kevin Fugitt 1121 187 Marita Fugitt 1101 158 Debbie Fulson 52.67 -G- Barbra Gaddy 181 134 4701 Truman Road 231 0447 Ray Galle-r 1S1a111 12.1.52 Betty Galston 11 193 .lanics Gann 1111 170 Linda Gardner 1101 158.16213 Patty Gardner 1111 170 Richard Gardner 191 146.60 Mr, Richard Gardner 111 Russell Gardner 181 134 Mrs Wilma Gardner 111 Rick GarreLt 181 135 Tony Garrett 191 146 Wesley Garrett 181 134.192 Phillip Gnrtrnan 181 135 Ronnie Gartrnan 1101 158 C,A. Gasswziy 1Sta1f1 120 Orveta Gatewood 1111 170 Susan Gava 1121 1811 Eugene Gibson 1121 187 Melvin Gibson 1121 187 David Godinez 1121 187.5 Danny Goldsmith 1Staff1 123 Nora Golston 181 135 Chris Gonzales 1101 158 Hector Gonzales 181 135 judy Gonzales 191 146 Raymon Gonzales 1101 158 Sharon Gonzales 191 146 Kenny Goodwin 1121 187 jeffrey Gnth181 135 Debbie Granger 1101 158 Kimberly Granger 181 135 Bill Grant 1101 158 Derrick Gray 181 135 joe Gray 1121 187 Kerry Gray 181 135.192 Rosalind Gray 11 193 Diana Green 1121 180 Evelyn Green 1101 158-106 Harris Green 1121 l80.46,77.85.l89. 66.194 jennifer Green 191 146.59 Karen Green 1121 180.66.-1 Lynell Greer 11 194 Berdia Gregory 1Staff1 123,66 Loretta Griffin 191 146.38 Craig Grif1'itt1111 170.13,80.106.194 Michael Griffitt 191 146.86.106 Elaine Grimes 1111 170.l3.56.120 Steve Grimes 181 135 Raymond Grosko 191 146 Vicki Gross 1121 181 SINCE lllb LORISTS 1 1 l l 1 if . '41 1. 21 iff 5 41 I 1 w-FQ J 111 wi N- r3 l 5 1 . 1' 11 P4 1: -A- Rubin Abram 193 144 Billy Adams 183 132.192 John Adams 1103 154 Tom Adams 1Sta1f3 75,122 Cindy Adkins 1123 4,50,106.177,178 Larry Adkins 1123 76.86.88.178,194 Brenda Albertson 1103 107.154 Mr Richard Alfaro 111 Freddie Allen 1113 167 Lanell Allen 1103 71,154 Preston Allen 1123 178,194 Sonya Allen 183 132 Tonia Allen 193 154 Shelton Allison 1103 154 Susan Altman 183 132 Vicki Altman 1123 178,190 Susan Alvarado 193 144,151 Ron Anders 1103 86.154.194 Bill Anderson 193 144 Kenny Anderson 1103 99,154,155 Mrs. Gale Anderson 1Staff3 7,85 Debra Andrews 1103 106.154 Regina Andrews 1103 154 Mary Arcuri 1103 154 Jolene Armstrong 1123 178 Leroy Armstrong 1103 27,154,155 Andre Ashby 183 132 Benita Ashby 1103 154 Rick Atkinson 1103 154 -B- Katherine Babcock 1103 154 Newell Babcock 183 132 Teresa Bables 1113 13,52.71,119,167 Debbie Bailey 1103 14,59,64,154,l55 Denise Bailey 1103 56.154 Vickie Bailey 193 144 Jerry Baker 1113 104,167 John Baker 193 28 Beverly Baker 193 35,144 Katherine Baker 1123 178 Paul Baker 1123 178 Jeana Ball 1103 32,59.154 Joel Ball 1113 17,26.76,106,167,194 Karen Ball 193 59,107,144 Tammy Ball 1123 52,59.177,189.178 Terrance Ballou 183 132 Randy Banister 183 132 Bonnie Banks 1113 36,37.48,71,167,193 Cindy Barber 107 Mike Barbour 1113 53.167 Sandra Barbour 1103 154 Elvin Barchers 1123 11.178 Teresa Barker 193 144 Dorothy Barlow 1103 30,154 Crystal Barndt 1Sta1'f3 34.122 Alan Barnes 1113 167 David Barnett 193 144 Glenda Barnett 1103 154 Randy Barnett 1123 93,178 Bill Barnhouse 193 86.87.144 Jamie Barrick 183 132 Dennis Barrett 193 144 Vicki Batson 193 144 Niccoletta Beard 1103 154 Beverly Bears 11203 178 Monica Beasley 1113 167 Ronnie Beasley 1123 46,85.95,97.178 Sandra Beasley 1Staff3 69,70,122.125 Regena Beason 183 132 David Beck 183 132 Earl Becker 1113 167 Tcrry Belk 183 132 Timmy Belk 1103 155 Ricky Bell 183 132 Richard Benson 1Staff3 13,122 Yvette Benson 1113 167 Carl Berberich 1103 155 Jace Berberich 1123 178 John Berberich 1123 31,178 INDEX Beverly Bears 1123 192 Lynn Berliffi 1Staff3 25,68,l22 Billy Bessenbacher 193 144 Renee Beutler 1113 56.57,167 Ricky Beutler 1113 167 Mike Billard 13 194 Rita Billard 1103 67 Norine Black 101'fice3 120 Ressie Black 1113 167 Patrick Blackman 1103 155,194 Ricky Blaker 183 132 Glenda Bland 183 155 Trina Bland 193 144 Helen Blanton 1Sta1f3 12,122 Mrs, Anne Blond 110 Kevin Bluett 183 132 Jackie Bluett 193 144 Frank Blum 193 144 Mark Blum 82 Tony Bogart 1103 155 Mr. Tom Bogdon 27 Sandra Boles 1123 178 Mr. James Bonadonna 110 Nanette Botts 1103 155 Deborah Bowen 183 132 Paul Bowen 183 167 Kevin Bowland 1103 155 Mark Bowland 1113 53,938,167 Phillip Bowland 183 132 Rhonda Bowman 183 132 Coleen Bowser 1Staff3 93 Jenny Bowser 1103 155 Jimmy Bozeman 13 193 Donna Bradford 1Office3 120 Mike Bradley 1113 60,168 Louis Brady 1Cust,3 131 Cathy Brasel 183 132 Rhonda Brandenberg 13 192 Raymond Brassfield 13 193 Migon Bratton 183 132,192 Tim Brewer 1103 155 Bridget Bristow 1123 178 Cece Broaddus 1103 155 Judy Brooks 193 145,192 Lonnie Brooks 193 145 Ricky Brooks 183 132,192 Tommy Brooks 193 145,192 David Brown 1123 178 James Brown 66 Shelia Brown 193 14,145 D.-I. Brown 1103 20,106,155 Valerie Brown 193 145 Diana Brozovich 1103 106,155 Rosey Brozovich 1103 106,155 Richard Bryant 193 86,89,106,145 Robert Buchanan 1Staff3 54,122 'ram Buerky 1123 178 Bryan Buie 1113 55.168 Marlon Buie 1103 98.155 Nathan Buie 1Staff3 50,122.123.194 Gina Bukovac 183 133 Nick Bokovac 1113 168 George Bunch 183 133 Alice Bunker 193 145 Charlotte Burlesson 1103 155 Fred Burke 1123 178 Anita Burkhardt 1123 26,178,189 Brenda Burlesson 1113 168 Shelia Burr 1103 155 Carla Burris 1113 168 Joseph Burris 193 145 Shirley Burris 193 145 Randy Burton 55 Maurice Bussey 193 144 Eugenia Butler 1123 187 Jayne Butler 1123 179 Tammy Butler 1103 30,155 C, Byers 1113 168 Majoric Byrd 1Staff3 20,122 Ruth Byrd 1123 179 Linda Caier183 133 John Caldarella1123 187 Lee Ann Caldarella 1103 155-A.104,60 Tammy Calderella 193 59,145 Chuck Calvert B6 Debbie Calvert 193 145 Lorraine Calvert 1123 20,59.106.l56 Mrs. Earl Carder 6 Kim Carnahan 1103 155 Kim Carlis1103 155 Jimmy Carlson 1103 155 Vicki Carlson 1123 179 John Carpenter 1113 168 Richard Carpenter 1123 179 Mr. Sam Carpenter 110 Susan Carr 1123 149 Al Carroll 1123 179,192,193 Barbara Carroll 193 145 Paula Carroll 1123 10,47,49,58,59,65. 7l.85.92,179 Kelly Carter 1103 156 Terri Carter 183 133 Tina Carter 1103 156 Valerie Carter 183 67,133 Van Carter 13 192,194 Wayne Carter 1123 187 Carole Casamento 183 133 Mary Ann Castro 1123 50,59,106.179, 188 Elena Cervantes 1103 56,71,l56 Elisa Cervantes 193 145 Ruth Chaddork 193 145 Tom Chambers 1123 179 Cynthia Charles 1123 179 TyEtta Chavez 1Grad.3 6 Debbie Chase 1123 6,105,179 Marsha Chase 183 133 Doris Chriss 1Staff3 15 Karen Chestnut 1103 156 Daniel Clark 1123 187 Gary Clark 1103 156 Jeanette Clark 193 145 Jerry Clark 1103 156 Steve Clark 1113 168 . Clayton Craig 1103 156 Serena Clemmons 193 145 Sheryl Clinton 1123 179 Richard Cloe 193 168 Urban Cobbins 193 145 Yulunda Cohee 193 145 Ben Cohen 1Staff3 122 Danny Coin 193 90,145 James Colbert 1103 168 Beverly Coleman 1123 187,191 Randy Colen 1113 168 Ray Colen 1113 168 Pat Collins 1103 156 Connie Combs 183 133 Linda Conley 183 133 Randy Conley 1113 39.54.168 Rick Conley 183 133 Robin Conn 1113 168 Tami Constance 1113 57,168 Atomala Cook 1113 168 John Cook 183 133 Robyn Cook 1113 56,168 Darrell Cooper 193 145 Terry Corbett 1123 179 John Corcoran 1Staff3 122 Marion Coster 13 193 Linda Costigan 1Libr.3 127 Raymond Coursey 1113 38 Carol Cox 183 133 Debbie Cox 1103 156 Jeffery Cox 183 133 Nancy Cox 1113 30,168 Kenneth Cranon 193 82,101.1-45.194 Crystal Crawford 183 133 Leroy Crawford 1123 76.78,l06.179,l94 Rhonda Crawford 1113 168 Tracy Creed 1113 26,50,52.59,106,16B Emmett Crim 13 194 Diana Croft 1123 56.180 Linda Croft 193 56.145 Clarice Crosby 1Off,3 120 Brandt Cross 1123 194 Shxlrlzi Crow 1123 180 Mxuy Cruces 1103 156 1 1' 111 an Lil im 35.41 Mi 1-lin Kel Joh Sgm Mr De Pai Ra Slif Sor Ta: Tr: W: Da -,- ROAD -ZJ Eric Krantz 181 137.193 Brenda Kretzschiner 1111 171,170 Tammy Krouse 181 137 Robert Kuether 1121 Shelley Kuether 1101 160 .izirnce Kulik 1101 160 -1-- Brenda Lackey 181 137 Bryan Lackey 1101 160 Eddie Lackey 1121 182 Irene LaFayette 1Sta1f1 124,15 Don Landry 1121 182 Lowell Lark 1111 171 LaVance Lark 1111 171 Willamae Larkie 191 148 Diana Lata 1101 160 john Lateman 1101 160 Janelle Latting 1121 Victor Lavar 1121 Lizzy Lavar 1101 160 Marilyn Lavar 181 137 Vaughnita Lazenby 181 137 Cathy Lee 1111 172 Gale Lee 1111 177 Dedra Lee 1101 160.65,71 Valencia Lee 1121 182.71.119.127. 105 Gail Lekow 1121 182 Steve Leon 1111 55.172 Denise Lenor 1101 160 Dennis LeValley 1Staff1 117 Bonetta Lewis 1101 160.67.93 Eileen Lindmark 1101 160 Robert Lindsay 1101 160 Harry Linsely 1121 182 Thomas Linsley 1121 182 Lyle Lisler 11 192 je1fLockington 1121 113.182.194 Henry Lockheart 191 148 Joshua Logan 1111 172 Tom Logan 1Stafi'1 102,103 Felicia Long 191 148 Michelle Long 181 137 Deborah Loomis 1121 182 Delena Lott 1121 182.106 Kim Louis 1101 160 Mary Louvier 181 137 jeff Love 1101 160 William Love 1Staff1 116 Wendy Lowe 1121 182.65 James Lydon 110 Daria Lyles 181 137.67 Robert Lyons 1101 160 -M- Pat Mabary 181 137 Kevin Macey 1111 172 Barbie Madick 191 38.59.64.148 Mary Madick 1121 58,59.l77.l82 Rose Madick 1111 13.59.172 Dovie Madlock 1121 103,63 Cathy Magnuson 1101 160 Bobbie Malcom 1101 160 Frank Malletta 1Stai11 10,124 Tom Mallot 1Sta1f1 10.124 Neal Malone 1111 106,172 Max Manes 1Staff1 117 Diane Manning 191 67.148 Floyd Manning 1101 160 Steve Manning 1101 80.81.160,19 Tonya Manning 181 137 Tania Mansell 191 148 Marvin Marcille 181 104,137 Paula Marcille 1121 27.31.182 Bryan Marrs 181 137 Kim Marrs 191 148 .lerry Marrs1111 74.75.172 Rhonda Marrs 65 Becky Marshall 1121 19-132 Dwight Martin 1121 187 Marjorie Martin 1111 24.671172 Renee Martinez 1101 160 Sis-phen Martinez 1121 20.187 Darryl Mason 1101 160 4 'D' U, 1: :.-2' 'QW' S 1270 Sherry Mason 1111 172,176 Maria Mata 191 56.64.148 Bertt Matthews 1121 39,106,177. 182,190 Regina Matthews 1121 182 Rosalind Maxwell 1101 160 Carol May 1111 172 Danny May 1111 60.172 Rodney Mays 1121 94.97.182 Mark MacAdams 1101 160 Matt MacAdams 1121 19.49.58,182, 194 Vickie McAlester 1101 161 Kevin McCarrison 1111 172 Kathy McCarther 1111 172 Brenda McCarthy 1101 58.59.106.161 Cathy McCarthy 191 59.107,148 Frederick McClain 181 137 Fred McClain 11 194 Paul McClain 1121 97,182,194 Paula McClain 1101 161,159,95, 97.64 Bobby McCloskey 1121 183 Debra McCorkle 1101 161 Tonia McCorkle 191 148,48.193 Vichael McCorkle 191 100.101,148.194 Cassandra McCormick 191 148,192 Lorenzo McCoy 82.192 Tonia McCoy 1121 187 Eddie McCollough 191 140 Ethel McCullough 1121 183 Esther McDaniel 1101 161,48,192 Joyce McDaniel 1111 13.172 jim McDaniels 1121 183 Terri McDaniels 181 67.137 Deborah McDowell 191 148 XVanda McEnte 191 149 Debbie McGee 1101 161 Brenda McGlothlin 1101 60,161 Brian MCGlotlilin 1121 49.60.183 Theresa McGill 181 137 Diane Mclntosh 1121 183 Nellie McKanna 1Staff1 12.124 Donny McKinney 191 194 Donny McKinney 1101 149,161 Martha McKinney 181 137 Mr. Pat 1V1acLaughlin 27 Joyce McLeod 1101 161 Ricky McNuck 181 137 Denise McNeal 11 192 Marlin McQueen 1121 183.76.S6.89. 106.194 Helen Meade 181 137 Tina Mc'ailc1111 172 Deborah Means 1121 47.85.183 Henry Means 1111 172,49,81,91.194. 106 Kenneth Means 181 90,137 Ivlark Means1101 20.90.161 Alvin Medina 181 137 Connie Nledina 191 1-19 Cassandra Melton 191 149 Gerald Melton 181 138 Renee Members 181 138 Sherry Messer 191 149 Charles Meyer 1101 161 La Tania Miles 181 138 jim 1v1iles1111 172 Carla Miller 181 138 Kathy Miller 1111 172 Mamie Miller 1Staff1 128 Mike Miller 1111 173 Ron Miller 1111 21.172 Tom Milligan 191 149,104 Tyrone Milligan 1121 187 Lee Anne Mills 1121 183.47,59,85, 107.62.63,61,47 William Mills 181 138 C1ilfMinks 1101 161 Nancy Minks181 138 Penny Minks 1121 183 Rose lxlirandfi 181 138 Alice 1V1itchell 1111 173 Freddie 1X1itCliell 191 71.149 Yolunila 1X4ilc1iCll 191 149 Debbie Moffet 1121 104.183 Dwayne Montgomery 1121 187 Arthur Moore 1121 187 Charles Momc 181 138 Gayle Moore 1101 161 Janet Moore 1111 12.173 ,Iennlicr Moore 1121 177.13.52.67,191 120.107.105.62.183.177 Joyce Irirmff rin 173.56 Nlendy Nloorc 181 138 Pat 1X4uuru 181 138 VVendi' lylunw 1101 161 Diana Mrm-land 1101 161 Marcello Morgan 1101 162 Roxy iV1oi'g:in 1111 l73.50,106.l1I7. 105,11 Stacy 1v1oig.un 1101 107.162 Suzetic 1X'1mg.ui 19' 149 Dennis 1X1ur11sil1l1 1132 Jaffray 1111111.11-11 iw Delibim-1X1i1rrmm 1111 18.1 Tonnny lX111riisini 1101 l9J Dublin- 1X11niuu 1121 18.1 TV SI1L'rylCvroxit 191 147 Rocky Groves 40 Lawrence Gruvcr 4S!zi1f1 130 Sain Guiterrez 1Stzi111 123.194 -iiitiy Guthrie 1121 181,-17.85 Phillip GutI111L'1101 15B,17.4 Richard Giizninn 1101 158 Steve Gwaricra 1111 170.33 -1-1- Darren Hagens 1101 158 Spcncer Haley 1121 181 Troy Haley 1101 158 Chris Hall 1101 158.107 Evelyn Hall 1121 181 Alfreda Hale 1121 181,52 Shelley Hale 1121 181,189.127 Sherry Hale 1121 181,36 ,Ieffrey Halterman 191 146.147 Candy Hamrnons 191 146 Cindy Hammons 181 147 Letitia Hammons 181 135 Nancy Hanks 191 60 Frank Hansuld 1111 170 Richard Hansuld 1101 158 Charles Hardin 181 135 Darryl Hardin 22 Donna Hardin 191 147 jan Hardin 1101 158,17 Lisa 1-Iaiiin 181 135.37 Michael Harmon 1101 158 Cheryl Harris 181 135 Edwin Harris 191 146,147 james Harris 191 147 Kim Harris 1101 158 Linda Harris 1Staf11 123.127 Michael Harris 181 135 Ricky Harris 1121 18l,79.94,95,106,194 Rodney Harris 11 193 Virland Harris 1Staff1 22 john Hart 181 135 john Hartman 1111 170 Ursula Hartman 191 147 Eric Harvey 1101 158 Karen Harvill 1121 181 Karen Harvill 1101 157 janice Hatfield 181 135,192 Robert Hatfield 191 147,192 Shelia Hawkins 181 135 David Hayes 1121 181 Brian Henderson 181 135 Diedre Henderson 181 135,67 Fred Henderson 1Staff1 123,20 Michael Henderson 1101 158 Valerie Henderson 1121 181,47,66,67,85,188,106 Otis Henson 181 136 jim Hess 1Staff1 123,125.6 Eugenia Hill 181 136 James Hill 191 147 Kim Hill 1101 158 Reggie Hill 191 147.83.101.194 Victor Hill 1101 159 Robert Hillman 1Sta1f1 117 VVillis Hintz 1Sta1f1 123.36193 jana Hitchcock 1101 159 Morris Hitchcock 1111 170 Roy Hitchcock 181 136 Tamara Hitchcock 1111 170 Karen Hodge 1111 170 Steve Holbert 1111 170 Robert Holder 1Staf11 123 Denise Holliman 1111 170.53,67 Billy Holmes 11 193 Harry Homes 1Stafl1 123,124 jo Hoover 1121 181 Artie Hopking 1101 159 Chris Hopkins 1121 181 Dana Hopkins 191 147 john Hopkins 1Staf1'1 123,74,75,104 joe Horner 1111 170,70 Frances 1-louser 1Staf11 123.124 Connie Howard 1111 170 Brenda Hoyle 1111 181,50.190 Charles Hoyle 1Staf11 123 Debbie Hoyle 1101 159 Kelly Hubler 1111 170,50,59.106,10,6 Mark Hubler 1101 159 Melinda Hudgens 191 147,59 Vickie Hudgens 1101 159.59,106,105,63 Charlotte Huff 191 147 Darla Huff 181 136 john Huffman 181 136 Gary Hughes 1101 159 Leatha Hughes 181 136 Marcellus Hughes 1Staff1 18 Karen Hunley 181 136 -J- Donna jablonski 1121 181 Charles Jacobs 1101 159 Clarice jacobs 181 136 Lois Jacobs 1Staff1 10 Carla jackson. 1111 171,93 Claudine jackson 1Staff1 127 Darren jackson 191 147,194 Donald jackson 181 136 Elbert jackson 191 147 Kevin jackson. 191 147 Kim jackson 1111 171,52 Ruby jackson 1StaI'f1 131 Beverly james 1121 187 Cathy james 1101 159 David james 1101 159,49 Chequita jaspen 181 136 David jasper 49,194 Mary jo jefferson 181 136 Betsy jenkins 181 136 Mary jenkins 191 147 Soncera jenkins 181 136 David Jenson 181 136 Alicia johnson 191 147 Amlrew johnson 181 136 Anglca johnson 191 147 Annette johnson 1121 187 Barbara johnson 1Staf11 124.27 Cytlria johnson 1111 171 Eldon johnson 1121 181 Judy johnson 1111 171 Kevin johnson 1101 159,106 Larry johnson 1101 159,106 Luella johnson 1Staf11 l24.29.58 NanCy ,I0hnson 1101 159.5Z.59.l06 Patricia johnson 181 136 Robert johnson 191 147 Timothy johnson 191 148 Whitney johnson 1111 171,107 Cheryl johnson 191 148 Beverly jones 1Sta1'I1 124,125,65,103 Donna jones 1121 181,177,107,105.63 Doris jones 191 148,193 james Etta jones 181 136 jesse jones 181 187 Lonnetta jones 11 193 Melody jones 37,193 Micheal jones 1121 181 Pamela jones 191 148 Renee jones 1111 171,71 jerry jones 1101 159 Carol joyce 1111 171 julia joyce 1101 159 -K- Robert Katowitz 55 Mark Keefer 1111 171 ' Mike Keefer 1111 171,36,193 Robert KeeFer 181 136 Cregg Keeney 1111 171,27,60 Archie Kelly 1Staff1 69.114 Brett Kennedy 1101 159 Wade Ker1ey1111 171.24 David Kewsler 1101 159,158,194 jim Kessler 1121 181,188 Medley Key 1Sta1'f1 117 Dawn Kiefer 181 136 Robert Kiefer 1101 159 Marty Kilgore 1111 171,170,77,81,80, 194 Sheila Kilgore 181 136,70 Debbie Kincaid 1111 171 Andrea King 1101 159,158,52,56. 71.106 Carol King 1111 171 Dixie King 181 137 jerry King 1121 182 Linda King 1Staff1 124 Robert King 1101 159 Dwayne Kleyh1101 160,5l,74,75. 106.194 Doug Konomos1111 171,72 Charles Krantz 191 148 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Gary Smutzer 1Sta11'1 130,131 Dena Snyder 181 151 James Snyder 191 151 Rachel Snyder 181 141 Dorothy Sparks 1111 174 John Sparks 1111 174.90106 Sid Sparks 191 150.152.S2.83.194 Marilyn Springer 1Sta1'f1 126,21 Mark Sprinkle 191 152 William St. Dennis 181 141 Sam Stallings 191 152 Dana Starcher 1121 187,11 Mrs. Joyce Ann Stark 110 Theresa Stawingoa 1111 175 Beverly Steffes 191 152 Joyce Steffes1121 184 Pam Stephens 181 141 Deborah Steward 1121 187 Darryl Stewart 191 152 Eric Stewart 1101 165.54,60 Frank Stiegler 1Staff1 124.126 Jim Stilwell 181 141 Suzanne Stine 1101 165 Daryl Stokes 1121 184 Lorie Stone 191 152 Randy Stone 1121 187 Andrew Stoops 181 141 Brad Stoops 11 82 Joe Stoops 11 194 Joe Stoops1111 175 Larry Stoops 1Staff1 126,39 Betty Stout 1101 165,157.59.107,62 63 Ingrid Stout 1121 184 Janice Strickland 181 142 john Strickland 181 142 Teresa Stroup 1121 184 Roxanna Studyvic 181 142 Derrell Stuerke 181 142 Mitchell Stuerke 191 152 Pamela Sluerkc 1101 165 Gary Suhl 1Staff1 126.21194 Gene Sullings 1101 165 Lisa Summers 191 152 Debbie Sunderland 1101 165 Sarah Sutton 181 142 Willard Sykes 1101 61 -T- Ellen Taber 1Staff1 38.-10.58126 Levester Taborn 1121 187 Al Talley 1121 184,194 Julia Talley 181 142 Richard Talley 1101 165.194 Sue Talley 1101 165 Mike Tankersley 1121 184191 16 27 Beverly Taylor 1101 165 Bonnie Taylor 181 142 Carla Taylor 181 142 Fred Taylor 191 152 Glen Taylor 1101 165 John Taylor 1121 187 Pam Taylor 191 152 Rebecca Taylor 1111 175 Tanya Taylor 1121 20 Terri Taylor 1121 20.184.190 Don Tennyson 1101 165 Jeff Tennyson 191 152 C.J, Tetlow 1121 184 Kathy Tharp 191 59.64.152 Sandra Thibeaux 1101 165 193 Michael Thibeaux 1111 175192 193 194 Gar Thomas112 187 y 1 Greg Thomas 1121 76.8638106113 187.190.1941 Ken Thomas 191 152 LaRhonda Thomas 191 67 152 Lavita Thomas 1101 165,193 Marquitta Thomas 191 152 Richard Thomas 181 142 Rhonda Thomas 1111 175 Stacey Thomas 1101 165 Stanley Thomas 1101 165 Terri Thomas 181 142 Victor Thomas 1101 165 Becky Thompkins 191 64.59107 152 Carol Thompson 181 142 HAV-A-SNACK Our Neighborhood Drive-in 2641 Van Brunt 924-1878 GOOD FOOD .X ,Z JERRY FREDMAN Rm. im.,..,..r,. ow... r.,..,..1, F...i.,.. 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Parker 1Staff1 6 Terrie Parker 181 139 David Parks 191 150 Pam Parks 181 139 Rhonda Parks 181 139 Cathy Parrott 1111 162.66,67 Leslie Parrott 1101 162 Monica Partee 191 150 Gerald Patterson 1111 16.60,62,192 Mike Patterson 11 194 Norman Patterson 1111 173,76 Norman Patterson 1121 185 Fredric Patton 181 139 Chris Patrick 181 139 Elnita Patrick 1121 186 Leatrice Patrick 1101 162,67 Toni Parrish 191 150 Gwen Payton 191 150 Theresa Pearman 181 139 Robert Pearson 191 150 Pam Pegues 1111 41 Ronie Pena 181 139 Yvonne Pena 1101 162 Channell Penson 1121 185,106 David Perry 181 139 Debbie Perry 191 150 Richard Perry 181 139 Richard Perry 191 150 Andrew Persley 1101 162 Marsha Petrie 1101 163 Debbie Peterman 1111 173 Diana Peterman 191 150,56 Raymond Peterman 181 139 Marty Peters 1101 163 Eldon Pfaffly 1101 163 Pam P1'aflly191 150,60.61 Cindy Phillips 1111 173,27 james Phillips 1101 163,165.86 Tracy Pickens 181 139 Bettilou Pierce 1Staf11 125,106,50, 51 Nan Pierce 1121 185 Robin Pierce 181 139 Ruth Pierce 1111 174.13.56,121,27 Don Pifer 1101 163 Melanie Pipes 191 150 Carla Plummer 1121 185 Lee Anne Plummer 191 150 Dana Pontalion 191 150 David Poole 1121 185 Jeanine Poplau 1101 163 Billy Popp 191 150,86 William Popp 11 193 Christine Potter 1111 174.6 David Potter 1111 163 Mike Potts 181 139 Jerald Powell 1101 163 Kimberly Powell 181 139 Perris Powell 1121 185 Sceephus Powell 1121 187 Irene Power 1111 174,52,27 Greg Pratt 1111 17,169 Michael Pritchard 181 139 Carol Prunty 181 150 Steve Purl 191 150 Cindy Pyle 1101 163 Lester Pyle 181 139 -Q- Barbara Quinn 191 150 Kevin Quinn 1101 163,55,106,60 John Qunit 1111 174 -R- Muriel Ragan 181 67,39,142 Kim Ragland 1101 163 Pamela Ragland 181 140 Sergio Ramirez 1101 163 Bryan Ramsey 1121 72.86 Carlotta Randolph 181 67,140 Darryl Randolph 181 140 Floyd Randolph 191 150 Terry Randolph 1111 94 Tony Randolph 191 150 David Rayburn 181 140 Sharon Rayford 1101 67,163 Millie Rea 1121 185,192 Twila Record 1101 163 Jim Reddell 1111 174 Reva Reddell 181 140 Steve Reddell 191 150 Tammy Reddell 1111 174 jamie Reed 1101 163 John Reed 1121 Rhonda Reed 181 140,32 Richard Reed 1121 Monta Reese 191 150 Tim Reese 1101 163 Mike Reiley 1101 163 Karen Reiling 1111 106 Richard Reiling 191 150 Geneva Reiman 1Staff1 125 Edith Renno 181 140 Roxy Reuscher 1101 163 Lisa Reyes 1121 185 Steve Riley 181 140 Jeanette Rhoades 1101 163 Evelyn Rhodeman 191 151 Jackie Rhodeman 1121 185 Terry Rhymes 1121 185 Ron Richardson 1121 185 Cheryl Riddle 1101 163 Debra Riddle 1121 53,185 Linda Riddle 191 151 William Ridley 1Staff1 116 Barbara Riggs 1101 164 Maurice Riggs 191 151 Clemmon Riley 1111 174 Mike Riley 11 194 Anita Rincker 1101 59,164 Norma jean Rincker 1121 185 Mrs. Ester Rinkenbaugh 1Staff1 128 john Roach 191 151 Charles Roberson 191 151 Mrs. Mary Roberson 110 Rita Roberson 181 140 Anthony Roberts 1101 164 Charlotte Roberts 1101 60.164 Donald Roberts 1101 187 Gale Roberts 1121 18,185 pm Lvl N111 1'li: lim Rn' Li-1 P111 Ste 51-1 Stc R31 Mr Ri! 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Tammy Tinixns 181 133,192 Melissa Trebisovski 1111 187 David Trebisovski 1121 187 Lriirraiia Trigg 1121 186.191 Phillip Troutman 1111 175 Connie Tructl 181 142 john Truett 191 152 joseph Truett 181 142 ,Iucli Toezek 1101 165 Theresa Toles 181 142 .Iuanita Toombs 181 142 Lucy Torres 191 152 Curtis Townsend 191 152 Darryl Townsend 1101 165 Terry Townsend 1121 19.71.90.105. 186 joey Trgett 11 192 Giordano Tucker 1101 165 Roger Turner 181 142 Erie Tyler 1121 94,186 Anthony Tyson 1121 186 Sandra Tyson 1101 166 -V- Gale Vance 1121 186 Elizabeth Vann 1121 186 Robert Vann 1121 197 Theresa Vargas 181 142 Vickie Vargas 191 152 Andy Vasquez 191 152 Edward Vasquez 1121 187 Carla Vaughn 191 152 Lonita Vaughn 191 152 Nova Vaughn 181 142 joe Anne Vernon 191 153 Steve Vialaponda 1101 192 Lamar Vickers 1121 186 Anthony Vietti 181 142 Michele Vietti 1101 166.96,105,107 Donald Van Vleck 191 152,83 Ronny Van Vleck 1101 166 -W- Eric Wade 1101 166 Kim Wade 1111 175 Charles Walker 1121 186 Bobbie Walker 181 143 Dale Walker 181 143 Duane 1fValker 1121 187 Rita Walker 191 153 Ronnie XValker 10 Ronnie Wallace 1121 186,66 Rosey Walling 1101 166 Marilyn Ward 1121 186 Randy Ward 1101 166 Kathy Warner 1121 186 Rhonda Warner 1111 175 Mrs. Eleanor Warren 111 Daisy Warren 1111 175 Annette Wash 1121 186.25,41 Dawn Wasmer 1101 166 Kim Watkins 1121 187 Ricky Watkins 54.86 Donald XVatson 181 143 Mrs. Helen Watson 1Staff1 121,118 Theresa Wax 1101 166,51,106 Margaret Weaver 181 143 jack Webber 1Sta1f1 126 Allen Webster 191 153 Tony Webster 1121 186,30,188 Steve Weddington 191 153 Dennis Weikel 1121 187 Carl Weiss 1121 187 Joyce Weiss 1101 166 Mark Weiss 1111 175,54,121 Cheryl Wells 181 143 David Wells 1101 166 Cheryl West 191 153 Deborah West 191 153 Kathy West 181 143 Stephanie West 1121 186 David Wiehort 11 192 Deborah White 191 153 Fred White 191 153.82,194 Ronald White 191 153,192 Steve White 1111 175 William White 1Staff1 116 Sandra Whitley 1111 175 Betty Whitmill 181 143 Ernestine Whitmill 1121 186 Mike Whitten 1101 166 we-1 ' us QMAMPQO s zxrsnswn calms mars i.AsHi.i511 0011.1-A14 4, ,-,fr 4, 4' 'ei M1 T1 7' KLM 6 1 fu 11615651 utr'-1 ,i rr 1 -1 . ,ff ., ,011 1111131 !Q11Qe11gg .WW at ' 24 1 ARDEST if ' A53Nl'g'Nww5 EE 231' 175155. 1 3 1 iie, Scneens Pixel: v. if .1 pm .ee-eau-s ss- scnews- wAS r - j 1 A ,931 1' 1 A if 1 I vii r N .V F N,-N .C UD A V ,n - fm:'fif'ZZzi115-fqif .4 , 1 F7 1 ' . 5- '131i5r,L,l,fQi:3f5'f ' I .1 . 1 , 9' 1 3' .iw 1 A 'C A ' 1 1 - 11:-.J .. 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