Fairview High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fairview, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

Silhouettes From . . Fairview High School Fairview, Oklahoma Volume II Published by the Jacket Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration----------------- —7 Sports-------------------- — -13 Student Life - -- -- -- -- - 27 Superlatives------------------- 51 Classes 59 3 Silhouettes Reflect Influence of Others An infinite number of faces travel through life, reflecting the influence of others. The confident arch of the classleader's brow, the carefully composed shadows of a girl's eye, and the tight and silent lips of the un- involved student are a part of the catalogue of faces of Fairview High School. Over the clamor and confusion in the gym, halls, and classrooms, three hundred students play the Hi game with old friends and acquaint- ances. Personalities vary as the inflection of the greeting. Even the seem- ing uniformity produced by a person's particular friends is not enough to damage his own individuality; easy as it is to grow into a group, it is just as easy to grow into another. Such an individual knows friends and re- mains oblivious to the structure, which within a few years after graduation is nonexistent. Only the people remain when 1971 is just a silhouette of the mind. Cindy Schoeppel Victory again for the Jackets! Coach Chester Ritz Don't cry Renita! It's only a balloon. 4 Cheerleaders raise victory spirit. Mike tries luck in chorus beancount. Kathy concentrates on bucket despite opponents. DANNY and CREW hard at work. F Club is undecided on choice for queen candidate. 5 Dedication There is a certainty in this man Who is unafraid to share himself with others, Unafraid to become involved in the Candid life of a student. He reveals to us his job of bus-driving Is not merely a job, but a way of teaching Students to approach Life's problems with a smile. We admire the way he faces the road With determination, And for this he has our confidence. To him we dedicate this book In an attempt to return some of the respect That he first gave to us. Jack Frazier 6 7 A DMINISTRA TION Office Activity Formed Main Operational Focus DON FRIESEN, Principal of the Grade School. MAX MOYERS, Principal of Fairview High School. Center of activity, the three school principals and their staff met the demands of a society of approximately 795 students and an increasing number of faculty members. Coordinating the functions of the schools with those of the community, coping with com- mon and crucial problems and supervising every school function are part of the burdens carried by Mr. Moyers, Mr. Friesen, and Mr. Bentley. 8 MAX BENTLEY, Principal of Chamberlain School. Administration: Management and Service Oriented MR. HARRY CAVETT, Fairview Schools Superintendent. Busy citizens who comprise Fairview's School Board work closely with Superintendent Harry R. Cavett in formulating and carrying out school policies. The school board sets a definite high standard for the students of FHS as they rule on important matters such as teacher's salaries and conflicts concerning members of the student body. Superintendent Harry Cavett, President Max Jordan, Bob Smith, Jack Day, Vice-President Don Elwell, Clerk Alden Glasgow. 9 Independent Thinking Is Encouraged In predictable classroom situations, we again experience the anxiety between finals and grade cards, again filed trivia with pro- found concepts, and again discovered person- alities lurking in the sheep's clothing of teach- ers. But teachers could not transmit know- ledge to any student unless he desired it, and no class was broad enough to contain the limits of knowledge that might conceivably be sought. SCIENCE: Elmo Beall, John Sellars, John Dahlem LANGUAGE ARTS: Mrs. Gail Wedel, Mrs. Geraldine Burns, Ted Wentworth, Mrs. Kyle Dahlem, Mrs Marion Wilcox MATH: Don Rippetow, Jim Slater 10 By Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES: George Eubanks, Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, and Bob Clark MUSIC: Mrs. Gayle Dorton, Bill Jones, Miss Maxie Lewis BUSINESS EDUCATION: John Kessinger and Mrs. Jimmie Lou Ward discuss plans with F.B.L.A. Pres. Bill Liles. DRIVER'S TRAINING: Buddy Burris. VOCATIONAL: Miss Judith Schilde, Jim Ritz, Garland Taylor. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Bea Proffitt, Mrs. Dee Wilson II School Services, Maintenance Required Of Staff Maintenance of school involves many hours of work each day for school plays, assemblies, sports events and other school functions. Under the leadership of Mr. Floyd Pharis, the staff custodians keep the schools in clean working order and good repair. Working before and after school, the cooks apply their knowledge from culi- nary arts school in planning and serving nutritious meals to students and faculty members. With six women under her guidance, Mrs. Stella Warkentine tests her skill and patience daily as she pre- pares hot balanced meals for students and faculty. FOREVER WORKING, SECRETARIES Betty Willits, Lillian Nickel, Millie Burghart, and Tina Lakey provide invaluable help to both faculty and students. JANITORS Calvin Baum and August Schroeder keep the high school build- ing in spotless condition. NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL, FRONT ROW: Luella Wedel, Goldie Kusch, Aunetia Carroll, Stella Warkentine. ROW 2: DeLane Miller, Alice Just, Josephine Kliewer, Eva Ruhl, Maxine Sholtess, Jack Frazier. ROW 3: Law- rence Unruh, Olin Payton, Roger Parker, Herb Heinrichs, M. L. Carroll, Lloyd Mollett, Floyd Pharis. 12 SPORTS Yellowjackets Statistics For 1970 Are Impressive Satisfaction is the keywork that might best describe the 1970 football season. The team, playing under the sha- dow of previous seasons, pulled out with a 4-6 season re- cord. Under the directions of quarterbacks, Danny Willits, and Bill Rowe, and the running abilities of Gary Wright, the Jackets were able to rake up a total of 2,392 yards gained and score 143 points. In the all important defense department, Ken Cottrill made 26 unassested tackles and 77 assists to rate as top defensive man. The team finished the year with a trip to the O.U.- O.S.U. football game, sponsored by the Fairview Booster Club. Bill Rowe confers with Coach Ritz about a crucial play. ROSTER Chris Williams ------------------- 66 Kenny Cottrill--------------------- 34 Jerry Cogar --------------- —--------84 Mike Shafer--------------------- -55 James Wedel---------------------- — - 40 Gary Wright----------------------- -25 Merle Patzkowsky------------------- 82 Mike Ewing--------------------------- 24 Gary Ward-------------------------- 73 Lee Eitzen - - 85 Brad Colby----------------- — - - - 64 Rod Keck -- ------------------------- 88 Bill Stillwell.........................72 John Robison —-------------- - 42 Lyle Nickel - --------------------- --80 Rod Ewbank - - - ------------------ 30 Randy Ingram - — - — ----- - 81 Danny Willits - --------------- — H Mac Wahl - - ------------------------ 75 Bill Rowe---------------------------- 10 Donnie Smith --------------------------44 F. L. Wanker -- -------- - - - - — 70 Chris Bostwick - -- — - — - — - - 63 Danny Morris - -- — - -- -- -- --50 Pat Quiring------------------------- -45 Paul Ingram-------------------------- -20 Steve Montgomery --- - -- --- -- ------- Robert Paulsen-------------------------- Doug Unruh---------------------Manager Max Libby — ----------------------Manager 14 Captains for the year were Seniors Chris Williams, Kenny Cottrill, and Gary Wright. With determined final effort, James Wedel, pulls down pass to make a deep penetration. SEASON RECORD FHS Opponents 0 Thomas-----------------28 7 Hennessey - -----------33 0 Watonga -- - 28 34 Canton------------------8 32 Laverne----------------18 0 Okeene ----------------30 18 Waynoka-----------------0 14 Cresent----------------19 28 Cherokee---------------24 13 Seiling------------ 14 15 Seiling Game Finale For Seven Seniors 1. Stiff Jacket defense prepares for rush from Watonga. 2. Seniors: Wedel, Williams, Patz- kowsky, Shafer, Cogar, Cottrill, and Wright. 3. Wright powers through for short yardage behind the blocking of Ewbank. 4. Coaches: Buddy Burris, Jim Ritz, and Bob Clark. 5. Halfback Wright rounds the corner for extra yardage. 16 FRONT ROW: Ass’t. Coach Jerry Robison, Lehr, Zimmerman, Fuller, Maze, Fortune, Stewart, Holmes, Boyer, In- gram, Schmidt, Miller, Metz, Silcott, Nickel. ROW 2: Meeks, Miller, Collier, Baum, Robison, Vogt, Schmidt, Steele, Patee, Ewbank, Wanzer, Cofer, Ewbank, Barkett, Boyer, Starky, Nightengale, Wilson, Koehn. ROW 3: Coach Slater, Eitzen, Elkins, Hiebert, Campbell, McDaniel, Pratt, Robinson, Heinrichs, Outhier, Paulsen, Martens, Scott, Nickel, Jordan, Moore. SEASON RECORD: 6-0. “Slater’s Raiders” Take Conference Title FRONT ROW: Tripp, Thompson, Jinkens, Inman, Keeton, Knight, Howerton, Mc- Clennen, Morris, Dayton, Pendleton, Morris, Colby. ROW 2: Jinkens, Taylor, Metcalf, Outhier, Smith, Worley, Shafer, Martin, Kliewer, Collier, Keeton, El- well, Boehs, Mgr. ROW 3: Coach Dahlem, Reames, Schmidt, Danter, Wanker, King, Hubble, Massey, Noble, Glasgow, Holmes, Elwell, Schneider, Levings, Mgr. (Howell - not pictured). SEASON RECORD: 5-2. J.H. Team Has Winning Football Season As the game gets closet F.H.S. Girls’ Team Continues Winning Tradition CAPTAINS: Renita Inman, Janice Wichert, Coach Don Rippetoe, Betty Schmidt, Vickie CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Debbie Rippetoe, Kathy Boehs, Kathy Major, Dee Rippetoe, Vickie Williams, 18 Renita Inman, Janice Wichert, Judy Major, Judy Wilcox, Betty Schmidt, Sherrie Branson, Pam Kehn, Marva Martens, Debbie Davis, KayEwbank. Renita's bubble gets bigger. 1970-71 SEASON RESULTS FAIRVIEW OPPONENT 58 Waynoka 23 43 Canton 44 40 Okeene 28 42 Thomas 24 45 Kingfisher 31 40 Elk City 38 30 Elk City 28 34 Hennessey 30 65 Ringwood 26 68 •Shattuck 47 36 Hardesty 34 66 Watonga 31 30 Canton 36 43 Cordell 19 31 Sayre 38 35 Elk City 39 44 Okeene 27 31 Thomas 28 51 Waynoka 23 54 Hennessey 39 47 Watonga 31 43 Kingfisher 33 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 57 Buffalo 27 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 34 Elk City 25 36 Hennessey 42 Dee displays her free throw abilities against Kingfisher. The Fairview girls blazed their way to a sharp 20-5 rec- ord through regional play. The sharp shooting forwards car- ried an impressive 44 points offensive average while the accomplished guards held their opponents to a 31 average. The well balanced squad had 5 seniors, Rippetoe, Williams, Schmidt, Wichert, and Inman. 19 1. SENIORS, FRONT ROW: Dee Rippetoe, Renita Inman, Vickie Williams. ROW 2; Janice Wichert, Coach Don Rippetoe, Betty Schmidt. 2. Watch out! Here comes Vickie. 3. Rippetoe instructs Pam before she enters game. 4. Girls return to dress- ing room after victorious game. 5. Renita and Coach Rippetoe jokingly discuss what to do with his newly acquired watch. Junior High Girls Spark 16-3 Season FRONT ROW: Tammy Mullenix, Laura Bostwick, Mary Cohlmia, Kim Ewbank, Cheri Hallren, Terry Weber, Sherry Wichert, Diane Wahl, Sandy Weber, Shannon Martens. ROW 2: Vicki McDonald, Ronda Icke, Judy Hiebert, Ronna Patee, Robin Keck, Coach Don Rippetoe, Patti Tripp, Cindy Reese, Gayle Moore, Felicia Dow, Cindy Wright. SEASON RECORD 16-3 . 1970-71 SEASON STARTERS, FRONT ROW: Cheri Hall- ren, Diane Wahl. ROW 2: Ronna Patee, Cindy Wright, Coach Don Rippetoe, Cindy Reese, Gayle Moore. Cindy tips the ball to Diane during the Watonga Clash. 21 Challenging Season for High School Boys’ Basketball Team 1970-71 SENIOR CAGERS AND CAPTAINS: Merle Pat- zkowsky, Coach John Dahlem, and Gary Wright. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: John Robison, Vince Ewing, Danny Morris, Randy Ingram, Gary Wright, Lyle Nickel, Corky Reese, Merle Patzkowsky, Doug Weins, Rod Keck, Bill Rowe, Mac Wahl, Danny Willits, Rod Ewbank. 22 1970-71 SEASON RESULTS F TROOP, FRONT ROW: R, Ewbank, V. Ewing, D. Willits, D. Morris. ROW 2: M. Wahl, D. Weins, Coach C. Reese, C. Bostwick. SEASON RECORD 8-3 Bill Rowe goes in for lay-up. FAIRVIEW 61 66 44 69 43 42 27 47 55 50 46 44 65 38 43 56 52 64 64 55 36 54 OPPONENT Waynoka 41 Canton 57 Okeene 48 Thomas 52 Kingfisher 44 Elk City 66 Elk City 44 Hennessey 50 Mooreland 29 Hardesty 48 Vici 41 Watonga 58 Canton 41 Hollis 40 Hobart 31 Sayre 60 Okeene 57 Thomas 45 Waynoka 46 Hennessey 68 Watonga 38 Kingfisher 68 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Alva 57 Lyle aims for the bucket while Randy waits. The up-and-down season of the Fairview Yellowjackets was highlighted by winning the Fairview Invitational Tour- ney. Lyle Nickel, a junior, led season scoring with 312 points. Assisting in scoring honors, Gary Wright and Merle Patzkowsky, seniors, scored 210 points and 174 points respectively. 23 Junior Jackets Post 12-7 Season Record FRONT ROW: Terry Keeton, Mark Elwell, Dallas Dayton, Bruce Elwell, Ray Martin, Brad Keeton. ROW 2: Buddy Smith, Dan Schneider, Mark Massey, Jack Howell, Doug Noble, Joe Glasgow, Kenny Schmidt, Coach Jim Slater. SEASON RECORD 12-7 Dan shoots while Doug goes into position. Grade Teams Have Winning Seasons FRONT ROW: Mollenex, Cohlmia, Hallren, Ewbank, Weber, Martens, Dow. ROW 2; McDonald, Icke, Hiebert, Patee, Don Rippetoe, Keck, Tripp, Wright. Season Record 6-1 FRONT ROW: Baum, McArthur, Boyer, Cofer, Wanzer, Stuart, Ewbank, Ewbank, Ewbank, ROW 2: Thompson, Jinkens, Knight, Tripp, Campbell, Hiebert, Major, Patee, Moore. ROW 3: Smith, Schmidt, McFadden, Martens, Elwell, Dayton, Outhier, Reames, Keeton, Jim Ritz. Season Record 6-3 26 STUDENT LIFE 27 Student Council Directs Homecoming Activities Student Council officers conducted im- partial” Christmas walk. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS for the year were Dee Rippe toe, Treasurer; Vickie Williams, Secretary; Lyle Nickel, Vice-President; and Jerry Robison, President. The Student Council functioned in many capacities for the benefit of the whole student body. President Jerry Robison guided the coun- cil through the production of a new and dif- ferent homecoming. Existing as a represent- ative body binding administration and students, it encouraged student participation in activi- ties. For participation, the Student Council sponsored the annual Christmas Party, national assemblies, and several dress-up days. In spite of the successes one year has brought in the Council work, these always lead to plans for more effective efforts in the year ahead. That responsibility falls to officers elected for next year. Jerry kids around while leading an assembly. FRONT ROW: Vince Ewing, Hal Broyles, Doug Unruh; SECOND ROW: James Wedel, Laura Bostwick, Janice Keeton, Danny Willits, Jerry Robison, Chris Williams, Dee Rippetoe, Lyle Nickel. 29 SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: Sandy Eitzen, Kathy Fortune, Rep. Sharon Peck, Pres. Mike Major, Vice-Pres. Janice Wichert, Sec. Joyce Brewer, Treas. Judy Wilcox, Dee Rippetoe, Jaylene Thomas. ROW 2: Sponsor Mrs. Burns, Reda Thompson, Marva Martens, Gaylene Martens, Janice Keeton, Gretchen Wilson, Deanne Gosnell, Marla Nightengale, Sharon Parker, Stefanie Rusch. ROW 3: Dana Kirk, Ilene Kehn, Terry White, Merl Sholtess, Mike Merkey, Vince Ewing, Bobby Bouse, Vickie Eldred, Pam Kehn. ROW 4: Wayne Unruh, Bill Cornelsen, Mac Wahl. FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: Rep. Marla Nightengale, Sec. Gretchen Wilson, Pres. Bena Boughan, Vice-Pres. Jaylene Thomas, Treas. Corky Reese. ROW 2: Diana Day- ton, Pam Kehn, Stefanie Rusch, Janice Keeton, Elizabeth Heffel, Renita Inman, Dee Rippetoe, Gaylene Martens, Judy Wilcox, Debbie Rippetoe. ROW 3: Merl Sholtess, Bobby Bouse, Vince Ewing, Donnie Smith, Danny Willits, Rod Keck, Randy Ingram, Wayne Unruh, Sponsor Mrs. Burns. ROW 4: Mac Wahl, Randy Kliewer, Mike Major, Bill Cornelsen, Mike Merkey, Brad Colby. National Honor Society Elects Boughan, Major as Leaders 30 HIGH SCHOOL, FRONT ROW: Randy Kliewer, Billy Smart, Mike Major, Merl Sholtess, Marla Nighten- gale, Bena Boughan, Dee Rippetoe, Jaylene Thomas. ROW 2: Sharon Peck, Gaylene Martens, Janice Keeton, Gretchen Wilson, Judy Wilcox, Pam Kehn, Stefanie Rusch. ROW 3: Bill Cornelsen, Wayne Unruh, Vikie Eldred, Mike Merkey, Vince Ewing, Randy Ingram. State Honor Society Selects 21 High School and 16 Jr. High Members JUNIOR HIGH, FRONT ROW: Connie Hubble, Bonnie Chamberlain, Sue King, Dan Schneider, Randy Levings, Rick Parkins, Erland Martens, ROW 2: Susan Boehs, Maureen Boehs, Ronna Patee, Steve Reames, Ronnie Vogt, Marty Howerton, Joe Glasgow, George Gabrish, Cherie Hallren. 31 State Rally Trip Highlights F.H.A. Year President Donna Day brings food and fun to FHA planning session. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Scott, Pam Kehn, Kathy Boehs, Greta Metcalf, Donna Day, Elizabeth Heffel, Glenda Gifford, Diana Cavett, Diana Dayton, Cindy Reese, JudySchilde. ROW 2: Debbie Davis, Janice Keeton, Sandy Eitzen, Janice Wichert, Kathy Major, Renita Inman, Mindi Epp, Joy Linfoot, Bena Boughan, Jaylene Thomas, Dee Rippetoe, Linda Hubble, Rose Long. ROW 3: Sherrie Branson, Janie Burghart, Stefanie Rusch, Michele Cohlmia, Sandy Jones, Kay Ewbank, Beverly Inman, Holly Bostwick, Joyce Brewer, Janet Kliewer, Debbie Rippetoe, Cindy Schoeppel, Denise Walton. ROW 4: Gaylene Martens, Reda Thompson, Judy Wil- cox Sandra Hottel, Cindy Noble, Sherry Wichert, Terry Weber, Gloria Warner, Lynn Thompson, Pat Bartel, Danna Kirk, Barbara Kluckner, Elaine Baum. ROW 5: Linda Merkey, Sheryl Paulsen, Cindy Fast, Gwenneth Martens, Cindy Clinesmith, Gayle Moore, Debbie Oliver, Debbie Bartel, Lynette Janzen, Mary Sproul, Diana Ake, Nancy Jinkens, Debbie Cavett, Gayla Rowe. ROW 6: Debra Gould, Sherry Rich, Darla Peck, Patricia May, Terry Holmes, Laura Bostwick, Teresa Keeton, Sharon Thomas, Leona Farrington, Karen Mongold, Carla Shafer, Debra Martens, Sue King. 32 Individually and in groups, eighty-two FHA members wor'. id to promote national projects, state programs, and community events. Included in the year's busy activities are the Sub-district Rally, Major County Fair booths, Family Night, FFA-FHA Hall- oween Party, decorating the tree at the Fellowship Home, the children’s Christmas Party, Sweetheart Banquet, State Rally, and the election and installation of 71-72 officers. Miss Schilde and Mr. Taylor enjoy the FFA-FHA Halloween Party. The FHA planning session proves to be work and not all play. Senior FHA members enjoy the Christmas Party at the Fellowship Home. FHA OFFICERS: Soc. Ch. Cavett, Sec. Heffel, Pari. Gifford, Treas. Boehs, Dev. Ch. Dayton, Hist. Scott, Pres. Day, Vice' Pres. Metcalf, Sponsor Miss Schilde, Rep. Kehn, Frosh Rep. Reese. F.F.A. Participation Is Statewide FIRST ROW: Vice-President Sproul, Queen Boehs, President Wilson. ROW 2: Secretary El well, Repre- sentative Dow, Treasurer Edwards, Sentinel Simmons ROW 3: Parliamentarian Pembrook, Parliamentarian Ewbank, Parliamentarian Woodbury. ROW 4: Spon- sor Mr. Taylor. FRONT ROW: Lonnie Pembrook, Doyt Simmons, Phil Elwell, Andy Wilson, Sandy Jones, Kathy Boehs, Renita Inman, Bill Sproul, Don Edwards, Bruce Dow, Roy Woodbury. ROW 2: Galen Day, Ron Martins, Ronnie Mor- rison, Mac Wahl, Danny Ewbank, Mike Shafer, Randy Elwell, Randy Kliewer, Randy Kreie, Garland Taylor. ROW 3: Randy Gunsaulis, Leonard Cravens, Don Martin, Scott Monahan, Bruce Elwell, Ray Martin, Rick Par- kins, Rick Bierig, Bob Berry. ROW 4: Mark Massey, Wayne Hubble, Micky Mongold, Erland Martens, Merlin King, Mike Bierig, Danny Rich, Richard Moore. 34 Andy and Danny work to getF.F.A. billboard up on time. Kathy finds Andy hard to recognize at the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Halloween Party. Attending the State F.F.A. convention at Stillwater, the Northwest Leadership Conference at Jet, and the Goodwell judging contest were just part of the activi- ties of the F.F.A. They attended many fairs and judging contests throughout the state and were active in the local and county events. Members also attended the annual F.F.A. -F.H.A. Halloween Party and the Greenhand-Chapter Farmer Initiation. The F.F.A. participated whenever the opportunity came and were always successful in display- ing the leadership present at F.H.S. Livestock Judging team wins 1st place at Alva. Lonnie, Ronald, Phil, Andy and Bruce. Danny recieves extra help at the Tulsa Fair 35 New Clubs Complete First Full Year Interest in flying and related activities, sparked the formation of the Aero-Space Club. This group took a field trip to Vance Air Force Base and made many flight and area familiarization trips. Slow Starters? Not the F.B.L.A. Club. Formed in Sept., formal installation of officers in Oct., won the JACKET con- test for best spirit sign, and had bake sales to earn money to go to the State Convention in Tulsa. With monthly meetings, field trips, guest speakers and finance projects, this group learned new methods of leadership. AEROSPACE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Secretary Mike Ewing, Trea- surer John Robison, A1 Neraasen, President Rod Keck, Vice- President Jerry Cogar, Jerry Robison, Danny Morris, Reporter Bill Cornelsen, Sponsor Mr. Ted Wentworth. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, FRONT ROW: President Bill Liles, Vice-President Deanne Gosnell, Secretary Joyce Brewer, Treasurer Marva Martens, Reporter Diana Cavett, James Wedel, ROW 2: Sponsor Mr. Kessinger, Gary Ward, Donna Day, Elizabeth Heffel, Gaylene Martens, Brad Colby, Patty Bartel, Michele Cohlmia. ROW 3: Sandy Eitzen, Debbie Martens, Karen Mongold, Debbie Davis, Sandy Jones, Sherrie Bran- son, Linda Merkey. ROW 4: Scott Howerton, Merle Patzkowsky, Jerry Cogar, Jerry Robison, Chris Williams, Mike Major, Mike Shafer, Ilene Kehn, Opal Carpenter. 36 LIBRARIANS, FRONT ROW: Phyllis Wedel, Denise Walton, Representative Dely- ne Sholtess, Teresa Keeton, Carroll Cain, Treasurer Darla Peck, Sandy Hottel, Vice-President Dianna Ake, Mrs. Proffitt. ROW 2: Jeanetta Lowery, Secretary Danna Kirk, Sheri Sharp, Sherry Rich. ROW 3: LaDonna Martens, Gloria Warner. (Beverly Inman, Dianne Chantnacran, President - not pictured). Library Club Formed Librarians do more than check books in and out. They assist students in finding the right type of books and materials. The pur- pose of the library Club is the mastery of the main rules for li- brarians. The Spanish Club scheduled guest speakers from various South American countries. A Christmas party was highlighted by bursting the traditional Spanish pinata fill- ed with candy. Gifts exchanged at this party were donated to the children at Enid State School. Christmas Party Highlights Spanish Club Year SPANISH CLUB, FRONT ROW: Sgt.-at-Arms Bruce Dow, Representative LaGreta Metcalf, Vice-President Mindi Epp, President Jaylene Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Wilcox, Parliamentarian Kathy Major. ROW 2: Judy Meier, Janice Keeton, Reda Thompson, Gaylene Martens, Holly Bostwick, Renita Inman, Dee Rippetow, Bena Boughan, Delyne Sholtess. ROW 3: Mr. Ted Wentworth, Eva Metcalf, Lynn Thompson, Marva Martens, Debbie Rippetoe, Terry White, Fred Hein, Tom Libby, George Gabrish. 37 Yellowjacket Staff Captures Year’s Highlights The Yellowjacket, the voice of Fairview High School, expresses the accomplishments, the goals, the ideas, and the good times of students. The staff, under the direction of Mrs. Burns, is composed of students who gather news, write and proofread copy, and type. The Yellowjacket not only gives to the students a school newspaper, but it also teaches those working on the paper the fundamentals of good journal- ism. 1. Editor: Jaylene Thomas. Asst. Ed: Janet Kliewer. 2. Jaylene makes another sell. FRONT ROW: Rita Mitch, Janet Kliewer, Jaylene Thomas, Sharon Peck. ROW 2: Sponsor Mrs. Burns, Vickie Ward, Sharon Parker. ROW 3: Kathy Fortune, Paula Beare. ROW 4: Janett Kahn, Mitzie Massey, GailKoehn. ROW 5: Jean' etta Lowery, Betty Schmidt. ROW 6; Kendall Boehs, Tom .Bierig, Mike Kusch. ROW 7: Garold Ake, A1 Nerassen. 38 1971 Jacket Staff Editor - Cindy Schoeppel Srs. - Donna Day Copy Editor - Curtis Wilkins Danny Ewbank Business Manager - Mindi Epp Janet Kliewer Sponsor - Mrs. Jimmie Ward Jrs. - Fred Hein Janice Keeton Randy Kreie Reda Thompson Gretchen Wilson Sophs. - Bobby Bouse Vickie Eldred Mike Merkey Stanley Oliver Stefanie Rusch 39 Jacket Pep Clubs Arouse Enthusiasm in Students In its entirety, with seniors, juniors, sopho- mores, and freshmen, the high school girls' pep club created the greatest power of team spirit. With all working as one, this organization at- tempted and accomplished many activities which benefitted the school and entire community as well as the club itself. Under the leadership of Holly Bostwick, the club set its primary aims at promoting ideals of sportsmanship within the student body and stimu- lating crowd response. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vice-Pres. Diana Cavett, Treas. Debbie Rippetoe, Pres. Holly Bostwick, Report. Kathy Boehs, Head Sgt.-at-Arms Cindy Schoeppel, Sec. Dee Rippetoe. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Scott, Joyce Brewer, Jan Burghart, Bev- erly Inman. ROW 2: Holly Bostwick, Diana Cavett, Debbie Rippetoe. ROW 3: Vickie Williams, Dee Rippetoe. ROW 4: Kathy Boehs, LaGreta Metealf, Janie Harrison. ROW 5: Marva Martens, Reda Thompson, Kathy Major. ROW 6: Diana Dayton Lynn Thompson, Cindy Schoeppel. ROW 7: Diane Wahl, Sue King, Debbie Cavett. ROW 8; Karen Mongold, Cindy Reese, Kay Ewbank. ROW 9: Debbie Davis, Cindy Clinesmith, Gayle Moore. ROW 10: Michele Cohlmia, Renita Inman, Gaylene Martens. ROW 11; Sandra Jones, Janice Wichert, Pam Kehn. ROW 12: Elizabeth Heffel, Sherrie Branson, Linda Merkey. __ 40 Cheerleaders Beverly Inman, Jane Burghart, Sheryl Scott, and Head Cheerleader Joyce Brewer. Gayla and Cindy go through the trials and tri- bulations of being a neophyte. The Pep Club Homecoming Booth proved to be VERY popular! A new organization, the Fairview Riot Squad, was formed this year as a counterpart to the girls' pep club. Under the supervision of sponsor Mr. Moyers, the pep club introduced new yells to stimulate both team and crowd spirit and enthusiasm. FRONT ROW: Vice-Pres. Mike Major, Pres. Curtis Wilkins, Yell Leader Jerry Robison, Sponsor Mr. Moyers. ROW 2: Brad Colby, Jerry Cogar. ROW 3: Tommy Libby, Rod Ew- bank, Johnny Robison. ROW 4: Dana Dayton, Rodean Ewald, Terry Wichert. ROW 5: Mac Wahl, James Crow, Terry White. ROW 6: Mike Ewing, Steve Montgomery, Bill Corn- elsen. ROW 7: Rod Keck, Trent Clinesmith, Lyle Nickel, Gary Wright. ROW 8: Corky Reese, Bill Stillwell. ROW 9: Lee Eitzen, Robert Paulsen. 41 OFFICERS: Cheerleader D. Cavett, Secretary C. Wright, Cheerleader K. Ewbank, Sargeant-at- Arms D. Walton, President L. Bostwick, Sargeant- at-Arms T. Weber, Vice-President R. Patee. CHEERLEADERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Ronna Pates, Laura Bostwick, Debbie Cavett, Kim Ewbank. FRONT ROW: Debbie Cavett, Ronna Patee, Laura Bostwick, Kim Ewbank. ROW 2: Cherie Hallren, Terry Weber, Tammy Miller, LaDonna Martens, Kathy Patzkowski, Kathy Miller, Cindy Wright. ROW 3: Cheryl Metz, Gayla Row, Gweneth Martens, Rhonda Icke, Toni Craig, Robin Wilson, Shannon Martens. ROW 4: Cindy Clinesmith, Denise Walton, Sherri Noble, Felicia Dow, Pat May, Diane Wahl, Terre Jones, Mary Cohl- mia, Cindy Reese, Gayle Moore. ROW 5: Sponsors Mrs. Dahlem and Mrs. Wilcox. J. H. Pep Club Generates Spirit This year's Jr. High teams were cheered on to victory by 28 dedicated pep club members. During football and basketball season the girls made many encouraging hall signs and clever locker signs. Raffle tickets with a mystery prize were promoted during Homecoming. , . A thletic Organizations Develop Sportsmanship F-CLUB, FRONT ROW: Sec.-Treas. Kenny Cottrill, Pres. Gary Wright, Vice-Pres. Chris Williams. ROW 2; Merle Patzkowsky, Gary Ward. ROW 3: Mac Wahl, Mike Shafer, Rod Keck. ROW 4: Danny Willits, Lyle Nickel. ROW 5: Randy Ingram, Jerry Robison, Jerry Cogar. ROW 6: Bill Stillwell, Mike Ewing. ROW 7; James Wedel, Brad Colby, John Robison. ROW 8: COACHES, Mr. Clark, Mr. Ritz, Mr. Dahlem. Fairview City Library P. O. Box 419 Fairviow, OK 73737 4101110 of 4he miOWJflCKCTS GIRLS' BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, FRONT ROW: Marva Martens, Reporter Betty Schmidt, Sec.-Treas. Janice Wichert, President Dee Rippetoe, Vice-President Vickie Williams, Sgt.-at-Arms Renita Inman, Sponsor Mr. Don Rippetoe. ROW 2: Kathy Boehs, Diana Day- ton, Kay Ewbank, Debbie Davis, Pam Kehn, Sandy Jones, Kathy Major. ROW 3: Janice Koehn, Diane Wahl, Cindy Reese, Gayle Moore, Judy Wilcox, Judy Major, Sherri Branson, Debbie Rippetoe. ROW 4: Sherry Wichert, Laura Bostwick, Shannon Martens, Cherie Hallren, Ronna Patee, Felicia Dow, Mary Cohlmia. ROW 5: Judy Hiebert, Tammy Mullenix, Patti Tripp, Terre Jones, Kim Ewbank, Robin Keck, Lisa Patterson. ROW 6: Kathy Patzkowsky, Cindy Wright, Rhonda Icke, Debbie Boulware, Vanessa Rusch. ROW 7: Janis Ranson, Retta Baker, Patty Tay- lor, Sandra Weber, Vicke McDonald, Sherrie Weather- ford. ROW 8: Debbie Oliver, Cindy Clinesmith, Gayla Rowe. 43 Yellow jacket Bands Add Color, Sparkle Early morning practice, sup- porting the teams, pep bands, marching and concert perform- ances are part of the busy sche- dule of 1971 band members. Constantly active, the band was a common sight locally and out of town. Always working to re- ceive honor and success, the band was a symbol of the pride ofF.H.S. Bobby Bouse feature twirler of the Fairview High School Band, was awarded the title of the National World Boys’ Junior Campion at the Na- tional Twirling Contest this summer at South Bend, In- 44 diana. And Spirit To Student Life Adding color to the band were twirlers Debbie Martens, Patty Bartel, and Head Twirler, Cindy Schoeppel. STAGE BAND, FRONT ROW: Sharp, Hein, Cavett, Libby, Wilcox, Cornelsen, Day. ROW 2: Martens, Day, Montgomery, Martens, Martens, Reese, Linfoot. ROW3: Ewbank, Eldred, Bartel, Mrs. Dorton, Mr. Jones. Vickie Williams, Head Drum Major placed first in competition at Thunder- hawk Drum Major's Camp. Pam Kehn, Assistant Drum Major, placed second. Vibrations From Band Room Remind Members Of Long Hard Hours Of Practice BAND COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Garen Mar- tens, Marva Martens, Danny Ewbank, ROW 2: Gretchen Wilson, Stefanie Rusch, ROW 3: Janice Wichert, Mike Shafer, Sandy Eit- zen, ROW 4: Mac Wahl, Judy Wilcox. One . . . Two . . . Ready . . . Play! Under the direction of Mr. Bill Jones and Mrs. Gayle Dorton is the Fairview High School Concert Band 46 Participating in marching and concert contests was the Fairview Jr. High Concert Band under the direction of Mrs. Gayle Dorton and Mr. Bill Jones. Junior High Band Under Leadership Of New Directors Drum Major Robin Keck, Twirlers Janice Ranson and Cherie Hallren, Drum Major Ronna Pa tee. Fairview Junior High Marching Band This year, the Junior High Band par- ticipated in the Homecoming Parade, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. Annual competition at the Tri-State Music Festival in Enid crea- ted memorable experiences for many. 47 Chorus Develops Enthusiasm for Fine Music The Fairview High School and Junior High cho- ruses have been striving towards their goal - per- fection. The result is versatility, and the singers take pride in their ability to interpret music of all eras and styles with understanding. They held a style show in November, presented a concert with the band in December, and they participated in District contest in February and Tri-State in May. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS OFFICERS: Librarians Bonnie Chamber- lain, Gwenneth Martens, Rep. Diane Chatnacran, Sec.-Treas. Patty Bartel, Vice-Pres. Diana Cavett, Pres. Joy Linfoot. FRONT ROW: Diana Cavett, Gwenneth Martens, Danna Kirk, Rita Woodward, Bonita Chamberlain, Delyne Sholtess, Linda Hubble, Ramona Steidl, Earlene Kincheloe, Stash Wilmott, Marilyn Collier. ROW 2: Lynette Janzen, Joy Linfoot, Jeanetta Lowery, Holly Bostwick, Rose Long, Sharon Thomas, Mary Henderson, Diana Chatnacran, Sherry Rich, Patty Bartel, Sponsor Miss Maxine Lewis. 48 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS OFFICERS: Reporter Susan Boehs, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Janzen, Pianist Joy Linfoot, Vice-President Candi Cornelsen, Sponsor Maxine Lewis, President Gail Coffey, Librarians Sherrilee Noble, Kathy Way. NONETTES, FRONT ROW: Diana Cavett, Danna Kirk, Lynette Janzen, Marilyn Collier. ROW 2; Joy Linfoot, Delyne Sholtess, Rose Long, Holly Bostwick, Patty Bartel. They placed first at NW District Meet and went to State Contest in April. FRONT ROW: Mike Koehn, Earl Schmidt, Keith Thompson, Randy Cofer, Kelly Campbell, Vicki McDonald, Lela Mar- tin, Darlene Walton, Rex Farrington, Randy Wanzer, Johnny Root. ROW 2: Kevin Kohl, Bucha Prammonasudh, Carla Puckett, Raymond Kirk, Cena Briggs, Debbie Boulware, Vonda Hamen, Max Paulsen, Jimmie Lee, Stephen Scott, Retta Baker, Lori Chamberlain. ROW 3: Kathy Patzkowski, Melody Howerton, Susan Boehs, Ronnie Gould, Vannessa Robinson, Jean Lowery, Sherrilee Noble, Justin Robinson, Kathy Way, Arietta Hensen, Gail Coffey, Susan Janzen, Candi Cornelsen. NOT PICTURED: Ronnie Rich, John Sproul. Vicki McDonald and Kurtis Patee made I at NW District Contest. 49 Seniors Present “Get Smart” Narrator CAST Myra Helen Jane Fred Maxwell Smart Professor Dante Professor Zalinka Agent 13 Chief Agent UU Miss Finch Hodgkins Bos Station Announcer . . . . Fashion Model Garth Mary Wong Shirley Wong Patsy Wong Mr. Big Big Sister Little Sister Agent 99 Jill Ann May Laura Princess Ingrid Voice of Chaos Radio Announcer PRODUCTION STAFF Sharon Parker Rita Mitch Bill Liles Sharon Peck Curtis Wilkins Elisabeth Heffel Rick Sharp LaDonna Kahn Jerry Robison Vickie Williams Garold Ake Chris Williams Terry White Janett Kahn Elaine Baum Diane Chantnacran Patty Bartel Jeanetta Lowery Janet Kliewer Bill Sproul Holly Bostvick Matra Viriyapah Paula Beare Geraldine Burns Kathy Fortune Agent 99 (Sandy Eitzen) tries to confirm the identity of Maxwell Smart (James Wedel). James socks it to Kenny while Garen and Sandy 51 SUPERLATIVES Football Queen Joyce Brewer Attendants Marva Martens Michele Cohlmia Yearbook Queen Cindy Schoeppel Attendants Gretchen Wilson Stefanie Rusch Exuberant, Involved Dee Rippetoe Miss Fairview It is a rare individual who can distinguish herself not only as a capable leader, but as a quiet, gentle person who genuinely loves others as well. Yet, these are the qualities Miss Fairview must possess. Without a doubt Dee Rippetoe is just such a person. Besides being de- pendable and enthusiastic, she had a sincere deter- mination to make Fairview the top school in girls' basketball. As a semifinalist in the Miss Cinderella Contest at Alva, Dee has helped distinguish Fairview across the state. As a Jacket she has endeared herself to faculty and student body alike. 54 1. Janice and Danny, Seniors, get tired of waiting for a ride. 2. Kathy instructs fellow Junior Bill in shooting pool. 3. Freshman sweethearts, Gayle and Mark, visit with a friend. 4. Stan and Sandy, Sophs., ride Fairview's Friendly Turtle. 5. Klacker fad hits 8th graders Mark and Robin. Sweethearts of 1971 55 Community Selects Leaders Once a month during the school year, the Fairview Chapter of Rotary International honored a boy of the month, chosen for his leadership, scholastic accomplishments, contributions to the school, and high ideals. Developing a better understanding of gov- ernment through model legislatures and of- fices explains the objective of Boys' and Girls State. Last summer Boys' State and at Stillwater while the Girls' convened in Ada. The American Legion, Legion Aux- illiary, and three Mothers Clubs selected candidates, based on leadership, scholarship and citizenship for the two assemblies. STUDENT ROTAR1ANS, FRONT ROW: Michael Shafer, Danny Ewbank, James Wedel, Mike Major. ROW 2: Gary Wright, Randy Elwell, Chris Williams, Andrew Wilson, Garen Martens. GIRL STATERS: Vickie Williams and Donna Day. BOY STATERS: Michael Shafer, Jerry Robison, Terry White, Gary Wright, Andrew Wilson, James Wedel, Curtis Wilkins, and Chris Williams. 56 Gary Wright, All-District and Alternate All-State in football, was selected for Who's Who in Amer- ican High School Athletes. Jaylene Thomas was named Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. 1971 Jacket Honors . . . Marla Nightengale won the Betty Crocker Home- maker of the Future contest. yh 1971 Outstanding Teenagers of America in Fair- view are Jaylene Thomas, Mac Wahl, and Dee Rippetoe. Win Climaxes Homecoming Activities Coach Ritz offers his congratulations for the Waiting with expectations, the defense endures the excitement, well-played Homecoming game. The natural enthusiasm of Homecoming week was enhanced this year by the high spirits and pride of the student body. Home- coming 1971 will be an out- standing highlight of Fairview's football season and school year. The student body will definite- ly remember the coronation of the Homecoming queen, the rally, the carnival, and Fair- view's Homecoming victory over Cherokee. Football Queen Joyce Brewer and attendants Marva Martens and Michele Cohlmia with escorts Kenny Cottrill, Chris Williams, and Gary Wright are honored at half-time ceremonies. 58 Crown . . . Kiss . . . Leaving . . . Roses . CLASSES 59 OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Curtis Wilkins, President; Bena Boughan, Vice-President; Holly Bostwick, Re- porter; James Wedel, Student Council Representative. ROW 2: Mr. George Eubanks, Sponsor; Mindi Epp, Secretary; Janice Wichert, Treasurer. ROW 3: Chris Williams, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Geraldine Burns, Sponsor. As Seniors — Growing Aware Of PATTY BARTEL ELAINE BAUM PAULA BEARE MITZIE BIERIG TOM BIERIG KENDALL BOEHS HOLLY BOSTWICK BENA BOUGHAN JOYCE BREWER 60 Things To Come . . . Searching begins. Beginning with a question, then hope- fully a dream, we have just begun to search for someone to be, something to believe in. Experience is more than facts, observation is more than books teach. Seeing, being seen; hearing, being heard; knowing, being known . . . lead to the discovery of what it's all about. Rick reveals his true identity at the Christ- mas party. 61 In a Time . . . Realization that they would soon enter the adult world and be mak- ing important decisions about their futures came to seniors this year. Waiting to be out on their own and yet at the same time reluctant to leave, they tried to grasp each moment as it came but succeeded only in making their year unforget- table . Janice concentrates on guard- ing the basket. Senior sensation, Gary Wright, scores again. 62 DIANA CAVETT DIANA CHANTNACRAN JERRY COGAR KENNY COTTRILL ■ DONNA DAY SANDY EITZEN RANDY ELWELL MINDI EPP DANNY EWBANK KATHY FORTUNE DEANNE GOSNELL ELIZABETH HEFFEL RENITA INMAN JANETT KAHN LADONNA KAHN JANET KLIEWER RANDY ELIEWER GAIL KOEHN MIKE KUSCH BILL LILES JOY LINFOOT JEANETTA LOWERY MIKE MAJOR GAREN MARTENS RITA MITCH 63 AL NERAASEN MARLA NIGHTENGALE SHARON PARKER MERLE PATZKOWSKY SHARON PECK DEE RIPPETOE JERRY ROBISON BETTY SCHMIDT CINDY SCHOEPPEL MICHAEL SHAFER RICK SHARP MERL SHOLTESS BILLY SMART BILL SPROUL JAYLENE THOMAS MATRA VIRIYAPH GLORIA WARNER JAMES WEDEL TERRY WHITE JANICE WICHERT CURTIS WILKINS CHRIS WILLIAMS VICKIE WILLIAMS ANDREW WILSON GARY WRIGHT 64 65 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsors Mr. Jim Slater and Miss Judy Schilde, Treasurer Mike Ewing, Vice-President John Robison, Student Council Representative Janice Keeton, Pres- ident Rod Keck, Student Council Representative Danny Willits, Secretary Kathy Boehs, Sponsor Mr. Buddy Burris. Ambitious Juniors Have Busy Schedule Constantly working, the Junior Class of '71 displayed its creative ability. The Homecom- ing Contest netted them prizes for first place billboard, and the second place door sign. To raise money for the Junior Senior banquet, the Juniors sold mums at Homecoming and pre- sented the Junior Play. The Junior Class also showed its abilities in other activities, with thirteen boys on the football team, eight girls and five boys on the basketball teams, twenty- one band members, and active participation in all other school organizations. Greg Bills Mike Blundell James Boehs Kathy Boehs Opal Carpenter Trent Clinesmith Brad Colby James Crow Bruce Dow Don Edwards Lee Eitzen Phil Elwell 66 Weighing in comes as a shock to Gary and Randy. Billboard building keeps Bruce, Tom, Miss Schilde and Janie working late. Kathy and Lynn admire their handiwork. Rodean Ewald Rodney Ewbank Mike Ewing Trent Groene Janie Harrison Fred Hein Scott Howerton Linda Hubble Greg Icke Ranay Ingram Glen Johonson Rod Keck Janice Keeton Bene Kehn Dennis Koehn Randy Kreie Tom Libby Kathy Major Gaylene Martens Marva Martens Larry McClure Judy Meier Linda Merkey Eva Metcalf Greta Metcalf Neal Middleton Steve Montgomery Lyle Nickle 67 Juniors Win Billboard Contest Jan O'Dell Lonnie Pembrook Corky Reese Debbie Rippetoe John Robison John goes up for two points. Sheryl Scott Delyne Sholtess Doyt Simmons Kevin Smith Bill Stillwell Donald Thomas Lynn Thompson Reda Thompson Wayne Unruh Mac Wahl Gary Ward Vickie Ward Terry Wichert Judy Wilcox Danny Willits Stasha Wilmott Gretchen Wilson Ramona Wimer Roy Woodbury Rita Woodward Rod got a gold star on his physical! Ramona and Eileen compete 68 for jacks game title. BEFORE and ... ... AFTER!?! 69 Lyle is still dazed after catching a touchdown pass OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mr. Bob Clark; Chris Bostwick; Treas. Sandy Jones; Sponsor Mrs. Gail Wedel; Sec. Kay Ewbank; Vice-Pres. Pat Quiring; Sponsor Mr. Ted Wentworth; ROW 2: Reporter Donnie Smith; Pres. Paul Ingram; Student Council Representatives Vince Ewing and Hal Broyles; NOT PICTURED - Doug Unruh. Year’s Highlights: Driver’s Permits — Driver’s License Energy, talent, and a willingness to sac- rifice are a vital part of the Sophomores of FHS. Guided by charge and progress, in- dividual thought and participation totaled their significance in the quest of activity. Adding ability and humor, this class has a variety of athletes, band members, FHA, FFA, Pep Club activists and all the rest - each member and a leader - the out- growth of free personalities. Larry Baird Larry Bartel Sherrie Branson Bill Cornelsen Leonard Cravens Larry Curtis Vince Ewing Glenda Gifford Kenny Graham 70 Who, me? I didn't do it! Pat gets his football physical. Chris Bostwick Bobby Bouse Hal Broyles Jane Burghart Michele Cohlmia Marilyn Collier Debbie Davis Galen Day Dana Dayton Diana Dayton Vicki Eldred Kay Ewbank Randy Gunsaulis Sandra Hottel Paul Ingram Beverly Inman John Johnson Sandra Jones 71 Sophomores join in Christmas Tense moments during boys' basketball game are wit- nessed by Sophomore girls. Chris concentrates on the game. Bill does his thing” at fair. Clyde Kahn Pam Kahn Erlene Kincheloe Danna Kirk Barbara Kluckner Janice Koehn Lela Koehn Shirley Koehn Ricardo Kohl Janet Lee Ronnie Long Debra Martens Don Martin Ronald Martin Tim Maze Barbara Meeks Mike Merkey Scott Monahan Karen Mongold Richard Moore Danny Morris Ron Morrison Greg Nellis Jon Nightengale Cindy Noble Stan Oliver Robert Paulsen Pat Quiring Billy Rowe Stefanie Rusch Carla Shafer Marlon Smith Donnie Smith Debbie Snyder Mary Sproul Sharon Thomas Charles Tucker Doug Unruh F. L. Wanker Doug Wiens 72 activities with zeal. Vicki and Bobby work on Annual staffs Big Orange for Home- coming. 73 Enthusiastic Freshmen Prepare For Future High School Years Spurred by the invitability of reward- ing praise, students in the Freshman Class work diligently to insure excellence in all things they do. Practice and fun, at times, seemed to be the same thing. Winning first prize in the door signs and an all-time high money-earning conces- sion at the homecoming carnival are only two of the accomplishments of this energetic class. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Gayle Moore, President Bruce Elwell, Vice-President Larry Montgomery, Sponsor Mr. John Dahlem, Treasurer Randy Levings, Sponsor Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, Student Coun- cil Representative Laura Bostwick. Dianna Ake Debbie Bartel Donnie Barton Garen Baum Bob Berry Mike Bierig Rick Bierig Maureen Boehs Trudy Boehs Winona Boehs Laura Bostwick Carroll Cain Debbie Cavett Bonnie Chamberlain Cindy Clinesmith Roger Eitzen Bruce Elwell Leona Farrington Cindy Fast Kenny Fortune George Gabrish Joe Glasgow Don Gosney Debra Gould Ronnie Griffin Mary Henderson Gary Holmes Terry Holmes Jack Howe Rocky Howerton Wayne Hubble Lynette Janzen Denise Walton Terry Weber Phyllis Wedel Randall White Sherry Wichert Nancy Jinkens Teresa Keeton Terry Keeton Marlon King Sue King Tommy Landt Randy Levings Max Libby Rose Long Judy Major Erland Martens Gweneth Martens Mary Martin Ray Martin Mark Massey Patricia May Joy Middleton Micky Mongold Casey Montgomery Larry Montgomery Gayle Moore Dwayne Morris Dianna Nightengal Ethel Nightengale Eugene Nightengal Gary Nightengale Joey Nightengale Doug Noble Debbie Oliver Tony Outhier Ricky Parkins Sheryl Paulsen Darla Peck David Pendleton Fred Penner Cindy Reese Danny Rich Sherry Rich Ronnie Root Gayla Rowe Billy Schmidt Marilyn Schmidt Dan Schneider Sheri Sharp Robert Silcott Freddy Snyder Donna Steidl Diane Wahl Jvirrodi 1. Frosh class officers race Santa Claus for the Christmas gifts. 2. Sherry and Terry display the product of their hard work. ' ■■■ WSBSlKmBX!Wj ' fr-v't -f?v3 V !A- fifo � � v Eighth Grade Adapts To High School Environment This year the eighth grade was an enthusiastically compet- itive class, winning a title in each division of the Homecom- ing activities, and was a major factor in boosting the traditional Jacket spirit. Facing the future with increasing integrity, they proved that leadership is their outstanding characteristic. CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor Mrs. Marian Wilcox, Secretary Dallas Dayton, President Susan Boehs, Sponsor Mr. Garland Taylor, Vice-President Brad Kee- ton, Treasurer Mark Elwell, Sponsor Mr. John Kessinger. Randy Bartel Karen Bierig Gary Boehs Susan Boehs Alan Branson Gail Coffey Mary Cohlmia Doug Colby Vernon Collier Candy Cornelsen Toni Craig Helmut Dantor Gordon Day Dallas Dayton Felicia Dow Steve Dow Mark Elwell Dennis Ewbank Kim Ewbank Leon Fowble Patty Frazer Carol Gabrish Howard Goodnight Cheri Hallren Arietta Henson Judy Hiebert Terry Hiebert Marty Howerton 76 Melody Howerton Connie Hubble Ronda Icke Rick Inman Susan Janzen Donald Jinkens Ronald Jinkens Terre Jones Verlin Kahn Brad Keeton Arnold Kehn Arthur Kliewer Lee Knight Paul Lollman Jean Lowery Ronnie Major LaDonna Martens Shannon Martens Randy McClennen Jack McFadden Steve McKee David Metcalf Cheryl Metz Cathy Miller Tammy Miller Jacky Morris Kevin Nichols Sherri Noble Mike Parker Ronna Patee Kathy Patzkowski Steve Reames Larry Rehl Vanessa Robinson Kenny Schmidt Mark Shafer Buddy Smith Grant Taylor Keith Thompson Steve Thompson Mike Tripp Jeff Unrun Ronnie Voth Freddie Wanker Kathy Way Ronald Wilcox Robin Wilson Greg Worley 77 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Gene Lollman, Joe Warner, Ricky Mongold, Rex Farrington, Ronnie Gould, John Sproul, Ronny Rich, Jimmie Rich, Raymond Kirk, David White, Johnny Root, Chris Bartel, Keven Kohl. ROW 2: Mrs. Hasty. FRONT ROW: Junior Miller, Byron Baum, Michael Koehn, Lorrie Chamberlain, Darlene Walton, Kurds Patee, Randy Wanzer, Retta Baker, Randy Cofer, Earl Schmidt, Carla Puckett. ROW 2: Miss Stewart, Lela Martin, Vicki McDonald, Warren Heinrichs, Justin Robinson, Max Paulsen, Brad Martens, Debbie Boulware, Vonda Hamen, Robin Pratt, Kelly Campbell, Stephen Scott, Dathan Wilson. FRONT ROW: Patti McArthur, RaGena Maze, Marty Fuller, George Barkett, Tere Libby, Patti Taylor, Ricky Ewbank, Chris Stewart, Sherrie Weatherford, Dennis Boyer, Phil Eitzen, Latrecia Bowers, Stephanie Woodward, Vanessa Rusch. ROW 2: Mr. Kreie, John Nickel, Kris Ewbank, Janis Ranson, Sandra Weber, Tracy Stapp, Judy Koehn, Steven Outhier, Patti Tripp, Robin Keck, lisa Patterson, lisa Cornelsen, Doug Moore, Tammy Mullenix, Diana Mason, Scott Williams. 78 Max Bentley, Danny Fortune, Kim Hallren, Greg Schmidt, Donnie Collier, Calvin Snyder, Twila Warner, Cherry Fast, Michael Tucker, Paul Martens, Dianna Just, David Silcott, George Maze, Karen Huebert, Donna Wedel, Tammy Keeton. Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Larry Stewart, LaDonna Thompson, Randy Holmes, Jay Bartel, Don Voth, Steven Nightengale, Mitch Zimmerman, Beau Stewart, Barry Robison, Dale Edwards. ROW 2: Paul Worely, Steven Vogt, Tim Metz, Ronald Nickel, Pam Outhier, Connie Nickel, Kyndell Nichols, Jimmy Hiebert, Keith Jordan, Delia Baker, Blain Ingram, Doug Miller, Monty Steele, Mrs. Karen Wilson. FRONT ROW: Miss Campbell, Greg Lehr, Susie Marble, Jerri Dow, Sheri Monahan, Gail Mason, Sharon Hue- bert, Alan Boyer, Gayla Walenta, Trayce Bradford, Arda Fortune, Debby Frayer, Mary Jo Snyder. ROW 2: Jo McClennen, Tammi Fuller, Bobby Meeks, Mary Root, Rhonda Barger, Penny Penner, Tommy McDaniel, Mary Beth Montgomery, Vanessia Cunningham, Mike Mollett, Jeff Starkey, Janell Proffitt, Shannon Parker. Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Abbott, Wardena Dow, Millie Wedel, Kenneth Franklin, Russell Pembrook, Max Day, Arlan Hensen, Tim Elwell, Chrysta Penner, Wanda Farrington, Annette Chamberlain, Doug Childers. ROW 2: Linda Wolf, John Davis, Marsha Cornelsen, Charles Outhier, Judy Wilder, Robert Kirk, Charles Kluckner, Deborah Koehn, Carol Hubble, Terry Edwards, Bret Cofer. FRONT ROW: Miss Pierce, Mike Cornelson, Elizabeth Steidl, Kerry Jordan, Bradley Ewald, Bruce Eldred, Paul Woodward, Kenneth Chambers, Dale Miller, Debbie Seabourn, eri Sample. ROW 2: Danny Cofer, Ronny Pratt, Betty Blundell, Susan Lakey, Donna Scott, Linda Farrington, Calleen Baum, Paula Pool, Phil Tripp, JoeWillits, Jesse Pratt. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dee Wilson, Priscilla Jinkens, Donna Lubbers, Don Boyer, Larry Kliewer, Jeffery Wichert, Jim Wikel, Mark Patzkowski, Darrell Kahn, Gary Mason, Chris McGolden, David Schmidt. ROW 2: Teresa Elwell, Timmy Boehs, Angela Clinesmith, Billy Meeks, Nancy Lee, Tammy Martins, Gina Patee, Bruce Greer, Rex Moore. 80 Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: Ricky Jackson, Vicky Hiebert, Doug Snyder, David Miller, Linda Miller, Virginia Surface, Cindi Pratt, Norma Lohrenz, Clark Hallren, Earl Fowble, Shelli Zimmerman, Billy McArthur, Justin Starkey. ROW 2: Barbara Turner, Leslie Curtis, Jani Tripp, Glen Tucker, Robert Schoolfield, Paula Gabrish, Mark Burghart, Mike Nichols, Robbie Hamen, Donnie Eck, Kristi Cofer, Dean Cavett, Mrs. Holmes. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Puckett, Terri Mullenix, Billy Arganbright, Leslie Stapp, Ray Pembrook, Rick Worley, Julia Nellis, Cynthia Howerton, Violet Marble, Mrs. Moyers. ROW 2: Barbara Schmidt, Ronda Bowers, Jimmy Schwind, Scott Stewart, Steve Elwell, Gregg Burlison, Gregory Hiebert, David Tucker, Teresa Tipton, Sherri Morgan. ROW 3: Reeky Holmes, Johnnie Bailey, Keith Pratt, James Wilder, Jeff Reames, John Loll- man, Tony Koehn. Typing: 5th, 6th, And 7th Grades FRONT ROW: D. Childers, W. Farrington, D. Fortune, D. Cofer, M. Koehn, D. Collier, B. Meeks, M. Mollett, C. Outhier, T. Edwards, E. Lollman, K. Kohl, J. Wichert, Mrs. Steele. ROW 2: D. Walton, M. Tucker, B. Meeks, R. Kirk, J. Robinson, M. Paulson, N. Lee, R. Farrington, T. McDaniels, V. Cunning- ham, C. Synder. 81 Third Grade COMBINATION 3rd and 4th GRADE, FRONT ROW: Susan Glasgow, Kathy Jordan, Vince McGolden, Chris Kee- ton, Perry Word, Todd Branson, Joy Hiebert, Linda Baum, Tammy Medley, Miss Shelby. ROW 2: Johnnie Parker, Tommy Houk, Debra McDonald, Pam Koehn, Stephanie Dahlem, Kenneth Hicks, Pam Fast, Doug Kee- ton, Dixene Bierig, Tommy Edwards. FRONT ROW: Beverly Vick, Don Chamberlain, Ronnie Barger, Craig Edkins, Brian Inman, Derek Wymer, Anita Dow, Pat Jinkens, Reyna Baker, Karen Kliewer, Mrs. Helen Koehn. ROW 2: Donna Turner, Kerry Hicks, Kyle Williams, Mary Steidl, Ruth Nightengale, Paula Barnes, Mark Smart, Shelly Weatherford, Jeane Farrington, John Curtis. FRONT ROW: Mark Burrell, Richie Fowble, Curtis Stewart, Teresa Tucker, Julia Stutzman, Ronald Franklin, Penny Snyder, Trey Woodward, Janet Winkleblack, John Elwell, Kenny Wanzer, Miss Bergman. ROW 2: Angela Kliewer, Shiela Warner, Donna Mackey, Larry Koehn, Mike Belter, Doris Day, Matt Gard, Gayla Taylor, Monty McMurphy, Renea Holmes, Lowell Cunningham. 82 Second Grade FRONT ROW: Terry Fletcher, Barbie Medley, Don Jensp Pam Mason, Clayton Dow, Donneta Wilson, Kim Miller, Roger Copenhaver, Ricky Weidman, Beverly Hiebert, Mrs. Rippetoe. ROW 2: James Pratt, Terri Me Kee, Larry Belter, Gary Wilder, Teddy Jones, Dottie Houk, Randy Eitzen, Sonya Pembrook, Daryl Wichert. FRONT ROW: Marsha Ferguson, A. L. Chamberlain, Brenda Thompson, Ricky Miller, Wilinda Shaffer, My- linda Tucker, Kyle Kahn, JoAnna Ake, Mrs. Scott. ROW 2: Donald Franklin, Deborah Nickel, Dawson Bowers, Judith Wikel, James Fast, Byron Dow, Timmy Pratt, Tommy Nichols. FRONT ROW: Jimmy Wichert, Karen Asten, Tammy Smith, Randy Patzkowski, Scott Ritz, Jaci Hiebert, Gail Snyder, Andrea Rusch, John Sample, Connie Lawrence, Mrs. Woodring. ROW 2: Mike Lollman, Jeff Dorton, Mark Kehn, Dottie Just, Janis Wikel, Paul Lowery, Ricky Winkleblack, Kevin Martin, Terry Hamen. 83 First Grade FRONT ROW: Rebecca Mabry, Donnita Jackson, Steven Janzen, Glen Evans, Susan Garman, Deborah Lynn Fenn, Mike Lohrenz, Tracy Jones; Lena Dalrymple, Kris Kliewer, Donna Vick, Mrs. Tommie Flegal. ROW 2: Kelly Fuller, Scott Wimer, Kem Winter, Andy Shewey, Joey Hardy, Julia Jordan, Tammy Branson, Ron- ald Weber, Monte Seabourn, Kerry Jordan, Bruce Eitzen. FRONT ROW: Ricky Silcott, Trent Lubbers, JoAnne Bowmaker, Susan Jensen, Gaylon Campbell, J. D. Kahn, David Miller, Sally Davis, Donna Jinkens, Steven Schmidt, Bill Boulware, David Marble, Mrs. Fuzzel. ROW 2: Leonard Lee, Strawn Steele, Stacie Voth, Kirk Clark, Michael Kliewer, Diane Dorton, Pam Cravens, Christy Wichert, Denise Stapp, Broderick Barkett, Scott Parker, Roger Word, Lori Elkins. FRONT ROW: Paul Burrell, Darin Miller, Timmy Fortune, Justin Kliewer, Julie Flegal, Kay Vogt, Debbie White, Patricia Surface, Shelly Classen, Randy Young, Terri Snyder, Jacky McConkey. ROW 2: Miss Brown, Sonda Penner, Sharia Martens, Mark Sherman, McBeth Sample, Steve Dahlem, Jeff Wilson, Kerri Koehn, Mike 84 Grothe, Carlene Stafford, Debbie Farrand, Rex Wichert, Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Jimmy Pearson, Suanne Wymer, Terrell Barkett, Brent Boulware, Frank Mackey, Melissa Var- ley. ROW 2: Mrs. Tripp, Rodney Nichols, Larry Brickman, Donald Winkleblack, Kenny Hauser, Rodney Miller, Mike Turner, Mrs. Gripe. ROW 3: Theresa Lollman, Phillip Bowmaker, Tammy Graham, Dean Smith, Kelli Marble. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Tripp, Pat Standifer, Tim Tucker, Cindy Franklin, Danny Kliewer, Richard Schmidt, Cheryl Cunningham, Perry Johnson, Mrs. Gripe. ROW 2: Devin Wilson, Todd Eitzen, Vicki Koehn, Tammy McKee, Kim Koehn, Kathi Bailey, Becky Lawrence, Kevin Wilson. ROW 3: Joyce Gripe, Richard Snyder, Doris Frantz, Rodney Copenhaver, Scott Rohla, Kathy Greer, Sheila Aston. 85 Senior Index GAROLD AKE - Chorus 1; Football 1; Track 1; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 4 PATTY BARTEL - Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 2-3-4, Twirler 3-4; Basketball 1; Chorus 2-4, Secretary-Trea- surer 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FHA 1 -2-3-4; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1-2; Northwest Honor Band 1-2-3-4 ELAINE BAUM - Chorus 3-4; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 2-3- 4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Transfer 2 PAULA BEARE - Basketball 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1-2-3 MITZIE BIERIG - Basketball 1-2; Chorus 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 4 TOM BIERIG - Aerospace 4; Band 1; Paper Staff 4 KENDALL BOEHS - Paper Staff 4 HOLLY BOSTWICK - Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Class Plays 3-4; Class Reporter 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 2; Queen Attendant 2 BENA BOUGHAN - Band 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Class Plays 3-4; Class Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, President 4; Pep Club 1-2-3, Cheerleader 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4; State Honor Society 2-3-4 JOYCE BREWER - Basketball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; Class Reporter 3; FBLA 4, Secretary 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Football Queen 4; National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Head Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 3 DIANA CAVETT - Band 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4, Librarian 3, Vice-President 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4, Reporter 4; FHA 2-3-4, National Delegate 3, Social Chairman 3-4: Pep Club 2-3-4, President 3, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Transfer 2 DIANE CHANTNACRAN - Chorus 1-2-3-4, Reporter 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FHA 2-4; Librarian 4, President 4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3 JERRY COGAK - Aerospace 4, Vice-President 4; Basket- ball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; F Club 1-2-3-4, Knuckle Buster 4; Football 1-3-4; Paper Staff 4; Riot Squad 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3, Knuckle Buster 3; Track 1-2-3-4 KENNY COTTRILL - Basketball 1; Class Plays 3-4; F Club 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Track 1-2-3-4 DONNA DAY - Band 1-2-3-4, Queen 4, Band Council 3, Stage Band 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FHA 1-2-3-4, Devotional Chairman 3, President 4; Girls' State 3; Li- brarian 3; Northwest Honor Band 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 4; Yearbook Staff 3-4 SANDY EITZEN - Band 2-3-4; Band Council 4, Stage Band 3; Class Plays 3,4; FBLA 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Librari- an 2-3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3 RANDY ELWELL - F Club 2-3-4; Football 3; FFA 1-2- 3-4; Paper Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Track 2-4 MINDI EPP - Band 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Class Secre- tary 4; FFA Queen Attendant 2; FHA 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Vice-President 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Business Manager 4 DANNY EWBANK - Band 1-2-3-4, President 4, Band Council 3, Northwest Honor Band 3-4; Boys’ State 3; Class Plays 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 4; Foot- ball 1; Student Rotarian 4; Yearbook Staff 4 KATHY FORTUNE - Basketball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; National Honor Society 4; Paper Staff 4 DEANNE GOSNELL - Basketball 1-2; Class Play 3; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4; FHA 2; National Honor Society 2-4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2-3 ELIZABETH HEFFEL - Band Librarian 4; Basketball 1-2- 3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FHA 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Parlia- mentarian 2-3-4, Alternate Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 3, Reporter 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 2 RENIT A INMAN - Band 1-2, Band Council 2; Basketball 1-2-3-4, Reporter 4; Class Plays 3-4; FFA Queen Attend- ant 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Spanish Club 3-4, Re- porter JANETT KAHN - Basketball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; Paper Staff 4 86 LADONNA KAHN - Chorus 3; Class Play 3; Librarian 2-3; Spanish Club 3 JANET KLIEWER - Basketball 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Paper Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Pep Club 1-2-3, Parliamentarian 1-2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 4 RANDY KLIEWER - Basketball 1; FFA 1-2-3-4; Football 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Riot Squad 4; State Honor Society 4; Track 1 GAIL KOEHN - Chorus 3; Librarian 3; Paper Staff 4 MIKE KUSCH - Football 1 BILL LILES - Class Play 4; FBLA 4, President 4; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Transfer 3 JOY LINFOOT - Band 3-4, Stage Band 3-4; Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Librarian 2, Accompanist 3-4, President 4; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4 JOY LINFOOT - Band 3-4, Stage Band 3-4; Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Librarian 2, Accompanist 3-4, President 4; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4 JEANETTA LOWERY - Chorus 1-2-4; Class Plays 3-4; Librarian 4 MIKE MAJOR - Basketball Manager 1-2; Boys' State Al- ternate 3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; F Club 2; Football 1-2; National Honor Society 2-3-4, President 4; REC District Essay Winner 3; Riot Squad 4, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 3; State Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Student Rotarian 4; Track Manager 2 GAREN MARTENS - Aerospace 3; Band 1-2-3-4, Vice- President 4, Band Council 4; Class Plays 3-4 RITA MITCH - Basketball 1; Class Play 4; FHA 1-2; Paper Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3 AL NERAASEN - Aerospace 4; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 4; Transfer 3 MARLA NIGHTENGALE - Chorus 3; Librarian 1-2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Reporter 4; Spanish Club 3; State Honor Society 3-4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future 4 SHARON PARKER - Chorus 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-3, Reporter 3; Librarian 1; National Honor Society 4; Paper Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4 MERLE PATZKOWSKY - Band 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FFA 1; F Club 2-3-4; Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4 SHARON PECK - Basketball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Paper Staff 4, Assistant Fea- ture Editor 4; Spanish Club 3 DEE RIPPETOE - Basketball 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Chorus 1, President 1; Citizenship Award 1; Class Marshal 3; Class Play 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; FHA 1-2-3-4, Freshman Officer 1; Miss Fairview 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Head Sgt-at-Arms 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3-4; State Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Student Council 2-3-4, Treasurer 3-4; Valedictorian 1 JERRY ROBISON - Aerospace 4; Basketball 1-2-3; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FFA 1-2-3; F Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3; Football Cameraman 4; Riot Squad 4, Yell Leader 4; Student Council 4, President 4; Track 1-2-3-4 BETTY SCHMIDT - Basketball 1-2-3-4, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Class Plays 3-4; Paper Staff 4 CINDY SCHOEPPEL - Band 1-2-3-4, Queen Attendant 2- 3, Twirler 2, Head Twirler 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; Class Secretary 2-3; Fair Queen Runner-Up 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Librarian 3; National Honor Society 2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Sgt-at-Arms 1, Reporter 2, Secre- tary 3, Head Sgt-at-Arms 4; Salutatorian 1; Spanish Club 3; State Honor Society 1; Yearbook Staff 3-4, Edi- tor 4, Queen Attendant 3, Queen 4; Voice of Democracy Winner 4 MICHAEL SHAFER - Band 1-2-3; Boys’ State 3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; FFA 1-2-3-4; F Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Student Rotarian 4 RICK SHARP - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 4, Stage Band 2-3-4, Northwest Honor Band 3-4; Class Play 4; Spanish Club 3 MERLE SHOLTESS - FFA 1; National Honor Society 2-3- 4; Spanish Club 3; State Honor Society 2-3-4 BILL SMART - Band 1-2-3; National Honor Society 2; State Honor Society 4 BILL SPROUL - Class Play 4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Soil and Water Conservation Speech Contest Winner JAYLENE THOMAS - Basketball 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Paper Staff 4, Editor 4; Spanish Club 3-4, President 4; State Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 3 MATRA VIRIYAPAH - Class Play 4; Transfer 3 GLORIA WARNER - Basketball 1-2-3; FHA 4; Librarian 4 JAMES WEDEL - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-2-3; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4, Sgt-at-Arms 4; F Club 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council Representative 4; Stu- dent Rotarian 4; Track 1-2 TERRY WHITE - Basketball 3; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3-4; National Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Riot Squad 4; Spanish Club 3-4; State Honor Society 3 JANICE WICHERT - Band 1-2-3-4, Reporter 4; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Class Treasurer 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; National Honor Soc- iety 3-4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Parlia- mentarian 2t3-4; Spanish Club 3. Vice-President 3; State Honor Society 1 -3 CURTIS WILKINS - Band 1-2-3; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3-4; Class President 2-4; National Honor Society 2- 3; Riot Squad 4, President 4; Student Council Represent- ative 3; Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Copy Editor 4 CHRIS WILLIAMS - Basketball 1; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3-4; Class President 1; FBLA 4; F Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Football 1-2-3- 4, Captain 4; National Honor Society 2; State Honor. 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