Festus High School - Piper Yearbook (Festus, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

% ,’{r - t “« THE Students Reflect on Festus R-6 Senior The Spirit of High School FOREWORD The Great Spirit—first used as our school emblem in the 1936 Piper, the original FHS annual—signifies the challenge of the future. When the Tiger mascot was chosen in 1946, the Spirit was retained, and has become an important element of FHS tradition. Since the Great Spirit is the emblem of our school, we have chosen the Indian, whose dignity and picturesquenss represent the freedom and democracy of America, for the cover of this edition of the Tiger. We hope this book will be a tribute to the administration, faculty, and students that have made our school the wonderful institution that it is. It is hoped that in future years this Tiger will be a testimonial REFLECTING the achievements and aspirations of the people who have made our alma mater great. DEDICATION The staff respectfully wishes to dedicate the 1965 Tiger to the Board of Education. These dedicated men, through their unceasing efforts, have given us a beautiful school of which we, the students, and the entire community may be justly proud; and have provided an educational atmosphere designed to prepare us for our future endeavors and to give us a richer and fuller outlook on life. CONTENTS Introduction 1 Sports 18 Activities 32 Personnel 44 Advertisements 90 3 The 1965 Tiger King and Tiger Queen, Nick Borusiewich and Sherry Scott, reflect surprise. Crowning Concludes Bobette Hughes and John Davis, the retiring king and queen, await the crowning. Diane Corrow acted as commentator for the crowning. The candidates for the 1965 Tiger King and Queen were: Wayne Renfro, Sylvio Parriott, Terry Gibbs, Pattie Tynes, Richard Collier, Sheryl Scott, Larry Frazier, Gayle Callahan, Nick Borusiewich, Joy Gansner, Joyce Gansner, Jack Lovelace, Darlene Sullens, Jim Funk, Joan Bradford, John Shoush, Feme Linde, Marvin Thurman, JoAnn Martin, and Dan Riefsteck, Fred Laluondier was selected as a candidate but was ill and unable to participate. and Finishes Senior Activities The twins, Joy and Joyce Gansner, set the pace for the 1965 crowning. The couples entered and bowed in pairs. The scene of the thirty-eighth annual Tiger Crowning was the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium, Monday evening, March 1. The royal affair was preceded by the spring-summer style show, presented by Mrs. Elsie Wampler. Climaxing the evening was the Tiger Crowning. Ten girls and ten boys composed the Royal Court for the retiring king, John Davis, and the retiring queen, Bobette Hughes. One lady-in-waiting and one male successor were in the dark as to their oncoming reign. The commentator for the crowning was Diane Carrow. As tension grew among the crowd and candidates, Diane carried the ball with a calm tone. As the prospective queens entered the court, they were presented beautiful bouquets from Fults Florists by the flower girls, Janet Lucas and Anita McCormack. Finally the big moment arrived. The time had come to reveal the names of the Tiger King and Queen. Every- one was silent, everything was quiet except the rattling of the envelopes being opened by Diane. Then, she said, The 1965 Tiger King is Nick Borusiewich. Nick took John's place on the royal throne and the crowner, Claudia Althauser, crowned him. King Nick. Then Diane announced, The 1965 Tiger Queen is Sherry Scott. A scream was heard and Sherry cried. She took her place on the royal throne beside Nick, and Bobette bowed graciously to Sherry. John Summers placed Sherry's crown upon her head. Then Gerald Chappue took numerous pictures to insure a lasting remembrance. Gifts were given to the King and queen by Smiths Jewelers of Festus. Sherry received a necklace with a miniature Festus ring suspended from a tiny gold chain. The ring has drawn many admiring looks. Nick received a tie clasp of the same nature. Both looked happy with their new titles. King Nick and Queen Sherry. Donna Wilfong, Alumni, registers while Jo Ellen Grohs and Miss Moody welcomes her to the Christmas Tea. Alumni, faculty, their wives and husbands, and senior girls of Festus Senior High School were guests at the annual Home Economics Christmas Tea on December 23 at the high school on Westwind Drive. In preparation for the event the girls in Miss Moody's Home Economics classes decorated their modern classroom in grand style. The main color theme of the Tea was red on white. Many variations of this theme were represented throughout the room. Especially striking was the Christmas Tree. The girls had made it themselves out of white cloth and brightly colored balls. Christmas Tea the Beautiful Event of Year Two or three hundred guests were entertained throughout the afternoon. Jane Baumstark, Becky Englehardt, Tom Ganser, Carolyn Esch, and Diana Sterns Sweeney, Mike Turley, Sandra Estok, Joy wait in line for refreshments at the Tea. The Home Economics Christmas Tree was made of material and eggs. Fifth Annual Homecoming Seniors decorate main gate. Senior queen candidates introduced with retiring queen during pre-game activities. Last minute pep talk. Tigerettes perform at half-time. Band plays the National Anthem before the game. Dance Honors 1964-65 1964-1965 Rayolty —F Club President, Larry Frazier, Queen Gayle, and Wayne Renfro, Co-Captain of football team. Final touches require many hands Miss Gayle Callahan, our radiant new queen of the Fifth Annual Homecoming was an active student having been a member of the Girl's Glee Club, the Mixed Chorus, the Band, and the Cheerleaders during her four years. Retiring Queen Sheryl Abernathy crowns new Homecoming Queen, Gayle Callahan. 8 Homecoming Queen Queen's Court—Scotty Kimberlin, Morceen Hill, Danny Riefsteck, Lynn Rudisaile, Kenny Blucker, Glenda Johnson, Jack Lovelace, Sheryl _ Scott, Paul Roth, Retiring Queen Sheryl Abernathy, Larry Frazier, Gayle Callahan, Wayne Renfro, John Summers, Feme Linde, George Gresham, Pattie Tynes, John Shoush, Linda Kloth, Nick Borusiewich, Sharon Glasgow, Ron Pope, Sue Lucas. Candidates and escorts proceed to the dance floor. The Fifth Annual Homecoming of Festus Senior High, held October 2, 1964 came to a climax as Gayle Callahan, escorted by Paul Roth, was crowned homecoming queen. Sherry Abernathy, the retiring queen, was escorted by Wayne Renfro as she relinquished her crown to Gayle. The homecoming activities included a chili supper served by the Senior Mother's Club, a bonfire and snake dance, the game with Herculaneum, and the dance. Music for the dance was provided by Vern Penning's Band. The crowning took place in a special ceremony during the dance. Queen 9 Leslie Thomure and Richard Cook promenade. Faculty and student officers greet guests. The members of the junior and senior classes of FSHS and their guests spent an enchanting evening at the Bali Hai prom on Saturday, October 2, 1963. The receiving line, which included the principal and superintendent and their wives, the president of the Board of Education, the junior and senior class presidents; and the class sponsors greeted the couples as they arrived. The theme of the prom was taken from the Broadway musical, South Pacific. This was the first prom to be held in -the new Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium. Parents and teachers took part too. Reflected Ingenuity The Junior mothers did their shore to moke the prom a success. The workers were: Mrs. Pauline Mayberry, Mrs. Bertha Madison, Mrs. Cora Carrow, Mrs. Wilma Westbrook, Mrs. Nettie Lovelace, Mrs. Sophie Vest, Mrs. Winnifred Gresham, Mrs. Lucille Ladd, Mrs. Clara Wegmann, Mrs. Sarah Funk, and Mrs. Bette White. Refreshment table was the main attraction . Servers were: Linda Knobloch, Susan Wiese, Edwina Wright, Patty Johnston, and Susan Carrow, Sophomores, and Carol Madison, a Junior. Vernon Penning's Band provided the music. Sherry primps to go on stage—Tom reflects in mirror. Seniors Present 'Time Out for Ginger” The senior play Time Out for Ginger , was presented in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium on December 17 and 18 under the direction of Daniel G. Terry and student director Terry Gibbs. The play was a situation comedy revolving around Ginger (Kim Tharp), the 14 year old daughter of Howard and Agnus Carol (Francis Meyers and Donna Wiese). In an effort to fill her father's wish for a son. Ginger joined the football team. The ensuing confusion affected her family, friends, and neighbors. The family was completed by Joan and Jeannie Carol, 18 and 16 year old daughters of Howard Carol, played by Sheryl Scott and Feme Linde. Eddie Davis (Gerald Chappue) played Joan's boyfriend and the campus bigshot ; and Don Peters played Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend. Mr. Wilson (Gary Wright) was the high school principal and Ed Hoffman (Tom Wren) was the bank president—Mr. Carol's boss. The stage manager was Steve Goodwin and the stage crew consisted of Richard Cook, Scotty Kimberlin, Robert Robinson, Jim Bayer, Marvin Thurman, Wayne Renfro, and Nick Borusiewich, JoAnn Martin was in charge of the make-up committee,- Claudia Althauser, Carolyn Esch, Diana Stearns, Donna McClenahan, Sylvia Parriott, Claudia Sinclair, Lulu Welch, Sally Bolle, Beverly Hall, Karen Johnson, Patti Tynes, Phyllis McClenahan, Mary Willoughby, and Sandie Welch. Ron Pope headed the properties Committee. Diane Carrow, Joy Gansner, Sally Bolle, Lynn McKee, Nick Borusiewich, Gayble Callahan, Joyce Gansner, Darlene Alcorn, and Suzanne Walker. Tickets were handled by Anita McCormick, Claudia Althauser, Carol Madison, and Sandra Collins and advertising was done by Chuck Skelton, Feme Linde, and Darlene Sullens. The cast and stage crew, FIRST ROW, | to r: Tom Wren, Sheryl Peters, Ron Pope, Wayne Renfro, Jim Bayer, Steve Goodwin, Nick Scott, Donna Wiese, Sharon Davies, Kim Tharp, Feme Linde, Gary Borusiewich, Scotty Kimberlin. Wright, and Francis Meyers. SECOND ROW: Terry Gibbs, Don Ginger defends her right to ploy football. Claudia Sinclair, Carolyn Esch, and Diana Stearns makeup Francis Meyers. The campus bigshot mokes a Final check before going on stage. Three to one. Ginger just can not win. Mr. Terry smiles with satisfaction after to play. Terry just could not take it an more. Father relives the football game. Jim Bayer, Gary Wright, Mary Willoughby, Nick Borusiewich, and Lulu Welch await cues. Scholarship Is Exhibited Senior Members: 1st. ROW—Glenda Vest, Kim Tharp, Patti Tynes, Sylvia Parriott, Diane Carrow, 2nd—JoAnn Martin, Beverly Oswald, Sally Bolle, Anita McCormack, Carol Madison, 3rd—Joy Gansner, Beverly Hall, Diana Stearns. Claudio Althauser. Becky Noce 4th— Donna Wiese, Linda Ritter, Mary Willoughby, Feme Linde, Joan Bradford 5th—Gerald Choppue, Geraldine Humphrey, Larry Weg-mann, Paula Mayberry, John Shoush 6th—Wayne Renfro, Jim Funk, Terry Gibbs. Mrs. Manley and Joan Bradford supervise refreshments. Honor Society Officers: Joan Bradford, President; Diane Carrow, reporter,- Wayne Renfro, Treasurer,- Larry Wegmann, vice-president; and STANDING Paulo Mayberry, secretory. 14 by These Students Junior Members: 1st ROW—Sherry Pullen, Patti Roth, Jackie White, 2nd—Paulo Pinkley, Jeanne Crump, JoAnn Luke 3rd —Edwina Wright, Janice Casey, Barbara LaPlant 4th—Sandy Showen, Karen Dugan, Lisa Rouggly, 5th—Jim Pierce, Terry Hull, Jce Ramsey, 6th—Joel Linder, Frank Sliz, Bob French 7th—Garrett Walton. Sophomore Members: 1st ROW—Sharon Glasgow, Linda Self, Shirley Ayers, Jeanne Sims, Susan Carol Lucas, Ellen Hancock, 2nd—Robert Franklin, Robin Kearns, Russell Weiss, Richard Reed, Larry LaRue, 3rd— Mary Stratton, Linda Posch, Nancy Vaughn, Becky Engelhart, Glenda Westbrook, Alice Zimmerman, 4th— Carol Peters, Bill Gomel, Mike Montgomery, Donald Whittington, Sue Lucas, 5th—Barb Bollinger, Jean Bradford, Beverly Wegmann, Joyce Watkins, Karen Bochmann, Karen Johnson, 6th—Bradford Basler, David Wren, Rebecca Butler, Myra Elkins, Russel Parks, Richard Simmons. 15 Attending Boy's State at Central Missouri Stote College in Warrensburg were John Shoush and Jim Funk. Students Participate in Summer Programs Diane Carrow attended a four week journalism workshop at Southern Illinois University. Bill Rouggly, Pot McNeil, and Terry Gibbs attended a Student Council Workshop at Missouri University in Columbia. Gerald Chappue spent seven weeks at the University of Missouri at Rolla in a science and engineering program. Kim Tharp, Beverly Oswald, and Pattie Tynes attended Girl's State at Stephens College in Columbia. Leadership and Co-operation Make Mother’s Club Outstanding The senior mothers who hod their pictures taken are from left to right; 1st ROW: Mrs. W. Parriott, Mrs. H. Alcorn, Mrs. R. Rhineberger, Mrs. S. Bokan, Mrs. B. McCormack, Mrs. L. Hogenmiller, Mrs. V. Lee, Mrs. F. Ladd, Mrs. E. Ritter, and Mrs. P. Bradford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. W. Carrow, Mrs. M. Thompson, Mrs. P. Roehrs, Mrs. R. McClenahan, Mrs. M. McClenahan, Mrs. R. Davis, Mrs. N. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: Mrs. W. Mar-tin, Mrs. Milfred Bayer, Mrs. H. Thurman, Mrs. E. Sullens, Mrs. C. Goodwin, Mrs. D. Kimberlin, Mrs. V. Lilly, Mrs. W. Lucas, Mrs. P. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. R. Tynes, Mrs. R. Willoughby, Mrs. H. Roth, Mrs. L. Sinclair, Mrs. S. Fallert, Mrs. R. Westbrook, Mrs. C. Skelton, Mrs. N. Lovelace, Mrs. R. Shoush, Mrs. R. Chap- pue. The Senior Mother's Club has been working hard. Their first project was to sell hot dogs at basketball games. The Junior-Senior Prom was their next chore. During the summer they sponsored tennis court dances, rummage sales, car washes, and stands at the carnival. They also sold candy, black pepper and vanilla, sold cokes at the City Band Concerts, and managed lemonade stands before the elections. Since school has started they have been busy selling Christmas cards and sponsoring a style show. They also sponsored a chili supper, pop concert, and the KXOK Disc Jockey-Festus Faculty basketball game. One of their last projects will be the Spring Style Show. Mother's Club Officers are Mrs. G. Althouser, vice-president; Mrs. G. Weg-mann, president; and Mrs. E. Vest, secretory. Pep Squad: Officers; Donna McClenahan (treasurer), Mary Willoughby (publicity), Drena White (president), 1st ROW: Diane Car-row, Christine Blow, Susan Carol Lucas, Shirley Ayers, Karen Johnson, Sandee Welch, Patti Roehrs, Linda Self, Mary Pat Stratton, Carol Pettus, Myra Elkins. 2nd: Connie Summers, JoEllen Grohs, Linda Rouggly, Patty Johnson, Linda Brooks, Edwina Wright, Barbara Bollinger, Karen Bachmann, Joyce Watkins, Marceen Hill, Janet Cook 3rd: Marla Lilly, Kim Tharp, Ruth Ann Gegg, Glenda Vest, Darlene Alcorn, Joan Bradford, Jean Crump, CC Harter, Lin- da Buechting, Rebecra Butler. 4th: Carol Madison, Marcella Casey, Sandra Hampton, Karen Simms, Monica Beaird, Sharon Politte, Phyllis McClenahan, Susan Jean Lucas, Linda Pierce 5th: Bob Sweet, Richard Cook, Patty Smith, Patty Lalumandier, Joyce Spind-ler. Cheerleaders from left to right: Carolyn Sue Lucas, Alice Zimmerman, Glenda Johnson, Susan Carrow, Gayle Callahan, Sheryl Scott, Feme Linde, Patty Tynes, Sylvia Parriott, Nora Donn, Lynn Rudisaile, Nancy Vaughn, Ellen Hancock. Cheerleaders Reflect School Spirit BOTTOM ROW. Ellen Hancock. Susan Carrow, Nora Dann, Lynn Lucas (B team captain), Gayle Callahan. Patti Tynes, Feme Linde. Rudisaile, Glenda Johnson, Alice Zimmerman SECOND ROW. Sue Sherry Scott (A team captain), Sylvia Parriott, and Nancy Vaughn. Tigerettes Reflect Grace and Beauty BOTTOM ROW. Donna McClenahan, Sherry Pullen, Barbara La-Plant, Patty Robinson, Phyllis McClenahan, Glenda Vest, Kim Tharp, Betty Burkart, Chris Chemla, Karen Simms, JoAnn BefFa, Sylvia Parriott, Virginia Kennedy, Potty Roth, Marion Turner, TOP ROW. Linda Brooks, Patty Johnson, Carolyn Esch, Joy Gansner. Joyce Gansner, JoAnn Martin, Susan Carroll, Donna Brown, Sheila Simpson. Donna Weise, Diana Stearns, Claudio Sinclair, Lisa Rouglly, Linda Knob-loch, Becky Noce. Girls Athletic Association Serves School Standing back to front SITTING: Diana Stearns, Donna Wiese, Sandy Estok, Becky Noce, Kim Tharp, Carol Bakan, Phyllis McClena-han, Sheila Simpson, Jean Crump, Patty Johnson, Sandy Hampton, Karen Simms, Susie Weise, Marilyn Burkett, Ellen Carron, Monica Beaird, Marceen Hill, Joyce Watkins, Connie Summers, Barbara Bollinger, Mary Williams, Becky Butler, Linda Posch, Sendee Welch, Susan Jean Lucas, Patty Smith, Patty Lalumandier, Sylvia Parriott, Patti Tynes, Nora Dann, Sherry Pullen, Barbara Laplant, Patti Roth, Virginia Kennedy, and Carol Striler. Second row back to front, KNEELING: Joan Bradford, Claudia Sinclair, Paula May- berry, Carol Courtoise, Marcella Casey, Chris Chmela, Karen Dugan, Linda Knobloch, C. C. Harter, Linda Brooks, Lisa Rouggly, Linda Pierce, Marion Turner, Carol Stuthers, Sandy Siebert, Jackie White, Janet Cook, Sue LeGrand, Patty Roehrs, Myra Elkins, Christine Blow, Joyce Spindler, Jean Bradford, Karen Bachmann, Karen Johnson, JoEllen Grohs, Feme Linde, Susie Carrow, Glenda Johnson, Edwina Wright, JoAnn Beffa, Glenda Vest, Mary Helen Klobe, Donna McClenahan, Sharon Politte, Pam Brewer, Carolyn Esch, JoAnn Martin, president; Sally Bolle, vice-president; Joy Gansner, secretary; Joyce Gansner, treasurer. Athletes Foster School Spirit The F Club is an organization which honors those boys who have lettered in sports. A symbol which signifies membership in F Club is the gold and black letter jacket which only the members are entitled to wear. One job of the F Club is to elect the annual Homecoming queen. FRONT ROW: Joel Linder, Paul Roth, sergeant at orms, Wayne Renfro, vice-president. Jack Lovelace, secretary-treasurer, Larry Frazier, president. 2nd ROW: Phil Carter, Arthur Henderson, Carl Pope. Larry Covington, Ken Blucker. THIRD ROW: Fred Lalumandier, John Shoush, Ron Pope, John Santschi. STANDING: Buck Lorts, Danny Reifsteck, Jim Buechting. Bob Sweet, Paul Franklin, Gory Prather, Harold Oetting (coach), Nick Borusiewich, Murrell Godwin (coach), George Gresham, Dave Culton, Scotty Kimberlin, Jim Frye. Not pictured—John Summers, publicity chairman. Track Builds Boy's Bodies and Pope, Evans, Ramsey, Sipp and Santchi are the long distance men. Develops Strength and Endurance Tipton ond Wren watch as Batchelor clears the bar. The track team coached by Murrill Godwin and Harold Oetting took third place in county competition and fourth place in the Mineral Area. Of the seven major meets, Festus took one 1st place, two 2nd places, one 3rd place, and two 4th places. The first place was in a meet against Herky and Desoto on March 31, 1964. Festus won with 56 points, Herky was second with 53' 2, and Desoto last with 46!6. The coaches are Mr. Godwin ond Mr. Getting. Holligan, Vaughn, Wansley, Henderson, Jessee, and Pope are Festus' dash men. Gandler, Henderson, Roth, Wansley, Holligan and McGougan ore ready. Crump, O'Brien, and Kimberlain examine Roth. The Baseball Team Completes George Gresham shows Lovelace how to pitch. Dove Culton, lorry Covington, Jock FESTUS POINTS OPPONENTS POINTS FESTUS 7 NORTHWEST 9 FESTUS 4 POTOSI 3 FESTUS 2 HILLSBORO 0 FESTUS 2 CRYSTAL CITY 8 FESTUS 5 PIUS 9 FESTUS 4 CRYSTAL CITY 7 FESTUS 1 HILLSBORO 14 FESTUS 7 POTOSi 5 FESTUS 5 NORTHWEST 8 FESTUS 0 CRYSTAL CITY 17 FESTUS 2 ELVINS 0 FESTUS 4 PIUS 5 Mr. Michael Page—baseball coach of the Bengals. Our catchers: Fred Lalumondier and Paul Outfielders: Larry Frazier, Lee Evans, John Boettger, Richard Cook, Jim Buechting and Franklin. Buck Lorts. 24 Its Twelfth Season at FSHS FRONT ROW: John Boettger, Lorry Covington, John Shoush, Paul Franklin, George Gresham, Dave Culton, Jim Buechting, Terry LeGrand, Lee Evans, Jim Frye, Jim Nausley, and Richard Buck Loris, Larry Frazier, and Coach Page. Cook. SECOND ROW: Bob Sweet, John Davis, Fred Lalumondier, Coach Godwin gives pep folk before the game. Tiger coaches, Mr. Charles Nickels and Mr. Murrel Godwin, stand with Scotty Kimberlin, manager, Larry Frazier and Joel Linder as the National Anthem is rendered by marching band. Festus Finishes Season with Five Wins SCHEDULE Festus 6 Farmington 7 Festus 12 Fredericktown 0 Festus 0 Crystal City 12 Festus 7 Herculaneum 13 Festus 14 Fox 0 Festus 0 Northwest 24 Festus 27 Flat River 6 Festus 12 Ste. Genevieve 6 Festus 20 DeSoto 6 The Tigers finished their 19th season with a record of 5—4—0 and Coach Murrell Godwin completed his 17th year of coaching at Festus High. Quarterback John Summers brought honor to the squad by being among the top 20 scorers in the conference and rt. guard Wayne Renfro won the Festus CYC sportsmanship trophy. The squad lost the following seniors this year: John Shoush, Nick Borusiewich, Larry Frazier, Dan Reif-steck. Jack Lovelace, Richard Collier, John Summers, Ken Blucker, Carl Pope, Wayne Renfro, and Mgrs. Gary Prather and Scotty Kimberlin. 1st ROW: John Shoush, Nick Borusiewich, Larry Frazier, Dan Reif-steck, Ron Pope, Joe Romaey, David Culton, Phil Carter. 2nd— Jack Lovelace, Garrett Walton, Ken Hill, Richard Collier, Terry Porterfield, Arthur Henderson, Clyde McCormack, Dennis Renfro. 3rd—John Summers, Ken Blucker, Carl Pope, Hugh Jesse, Herb Bailey, Joe Linder, Wayne Renfro, Lee Evans. 4th—David Shell, John Gehrs, Mike Montgomery, Bill Gomel, Ken Bay, Tim Boyer, David Wren. 5th—Tom Heiney, Jim Barnhart, Dean Willis, Gary Davis, Bill Langford, Dennis Greenstreet, 6th—Randy Pratt, Steve Welch, Gary Prather, Scotty Kimberlin, David King, David Blucker. 58 ' 58 Basketball Team Congratulations! The Tigers deserve much credit this year for their greater success on the basketball court. This can be attributed to the strong school spirit of the students and the excellent direction of Coach Oetting. The students are proud of their team and its numerous victories. John Shoush, with his 20 points average, has led the team to many of its victories. Jim Funk and Jack Lovelace have also helped the team a great deal on rebounds. Harold Oetting: Coach 1st ROW: Arthur Henderson, Larry Frazier, Lee Evans. 2nd ROW: John Shoush, Fred Lalumondier, Jim Buechting. 3rd ROW: Jack Lovelave, Jim Funk, Rich Collier. Reflects School Spirit SCHEDULE Pix. 1—The highest scorer for the season is John Shoush. Pix. 2—Student Managers: Dennis Renfro, Bill Rouggly, Jim Litton, Dennis Bahr. Pix. 3—Manager Renfro works on Lalumondier's leg. Pix. 4—B team, I to r, 1st ROW: Russel Parks, Jim Barton, Robin Kearns, Charles Staley, Bill Langford, David Wren. 2nd ROW: David Shell, Jim Theodora, Don Whittington, Mike Montgomery, Wendell Dougherty. FLAT RIVER -55 NORTHWEST -65 EUREKA -54 BONNE TERRE -60 DELOGE -47 HERCULANEUM -63 HILLSBORO -87 ST. CHARLES -72 FOX ELVINS -64 DESTOTO ESTHER FARMINGTON CRYSTAL CITY ST. PIUS POTOSI Festus—77 Festus—69 Festus—61 Festus—67 Festus—49 Festus—53 Festus—65 Festus—64 Festus Festus—78 Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus HILLSBORO TOURNEY FLAT RIVER TOURNEY SNOW CALLED OFF REGIONAL TOURNEY Girls Are Heads of Sports: STANDING; Feme Linde, Basketball; Joan Bradford, Softball; Paulo Mayberry, Archery; Carol Bakan, Volleyball; Joyce Gansner, Hockey; KNEELING; Donna McClenahan, Track; Sylvia Porriott, Tigerettes; JoAnn Martin, Tumbling. TUMBLING: 1st ROW; Marilyn Burkard, Patty Johnson, Nora Dann, Edwina Wright, Susan Carrow, Virginia Kennedy, JoAnn Beffa, Linda Rainey. 2nd ROW; Glenda Johnson, JoAnn Martin. 3rd ROW; Ellen Carron, Linda Brooks, Patty Robinson, Lynn McKee, Joyce Gansner, Donna McClenahan, Beverly Oswald, Joy Gansner, Linda Knoblock, Chris Chmela, Linda Elfrank, Jackie White, Phyllis McClenahan, Pam Brewer, Mary Flieg. 30 Active in All Sports VOLLEYBALL TEAM (Above) 1st ROW; A storting team Joyce Gansner, Joy Gansner, Donna McClenahan (Cocaptain), Glenda Johnson (Co-captain), Joyce Watkins, Karen Johnson, Sally Bolle. 2nd ROW: B starting team Sendee Welch, Patty Smith, Sharon Glasgow, Karen Bachmann, Barbara Bollinger, Sharon Woodland, Mrs. Mitchell (Coach). 3rd ROW; A team Ellen Carron, Susan Carrow, Carol Bakan, Karen Dugan, Pam Brewer, Linda Knoblock, Donna Brown, Phyllis McClenahan, JoAnn Martin. 4th ROW; B team Joan Bradford (Scorekeeper), Jean Lucas, Mary Brown, Jean Bradford, Chris Chmela (Manager . Volleyball Team wins second place (Below) Left to Right: Joy Gansner, Donna McClenahan, Sally Bolle, Joyce Watkins, Joyce Gansner. ACTIVITIES Mixed Chorus: 1st ROW: Diane Carrow, Feme Linde, Lesley Thomure, Beverly Oswald, Cynthia Kearns, Becky Busier, Betty Burk-art, Louetta Welch, Phyllis McClenahan, Carol McKnight, Sally Rudloff, Beverly Hall, Sue LeGrand, Sherry Scott, Paula Pinkley, Gayle Callohon, Sandee Welch, Ellen Hancock, Darlene Sullens, Sue Lucas, Sherry Pullen,- 2nd ROW; Morilyn Burkett, Jeanne Simms, Alice Zimmerman, Sandy Hubbard. Jeanne Crump, Glenda Vest, Patti Tynes, Sandra Showen, Anita McCormack, Lois Williams, Sharon Glasgow, Claudia Althauser, Patty Robinson, Linda Lieber, Barbara Kavlick, Mary Tindall, Pam Heddell, Marla Lilly, Darlene Al- corn, Kim Tharp, Suzanne Walker, Paula Mayberry, Sandy Sie-bert, Sylvia Parriott, Glenda Westbrook; 3rd ROW: Terry Sumpter, Mike Montgomery, John Summers, Gerald Chappue, Terry Lucas, Garrett Walton, Larry Wegmann, James Pierce, James Funk, John Kempster, Robin Kearns, Jerry Roehrs, Ronald Wilky, Randy Thomure, Robert Franklin, Pot McNeil; 4th ROW: Dennis Bahr, Marvin Thurman, Raymond Simms, Mike Sipp, David Wren, Charles Skelton, Clude McCormack, Tim Ogle, John Litton, Jerry Drury, David Schumer, Richard Reed, Bob Sweet, Joe Garrett, Mike Led-nick, Robert Robinson, Bill Rouggly, David Crump, Darrel Rhodes. Choruses Enrich Student Life Swing Chorus,- 1st ROW; Ruth Gregg, Beverly Thomas, Jackie White, Shelby Woodland. Feme Linde, Joan Greer, Diana Day, Marion Turner, Sandy Collins, Mary Stratton, Mr. Johnson,- 2nd ROW; Christine Blow, Myra Elkins, Karen Bachmann, Janet Miller, Rosellen Miriani, Linda Reynolds, Sue Kennedy, Karen Johnson, Sandee Welch, Nancy Vaughn, Glenda Westbrook,- 3rd ROW; Lindo Rainey, Jo Ann Beffa, Julia Love, Mary Flieg, Barbara Bollinger, Sandra Hampton, Karen Simms, Corolyn Esch, Diana Sterns, Claudia Sinclair, DeeAnn Gerber,- 4th ROW; Barry Bean, Richard Reed. Jerry Drury, David Schumer, John Litton, Mike Sipp, Charles Skelton, Ron Harris, Jerry Roehrs, John Kempster, Richard Cook, Cloy Bilkey, Randy Thomure. Boys Glee Club: 1st ROW: Jesse James, Wayne Basler, Bob Parker, Troy Thomas, Charles Staley, Robert Franklin, Gary Dallas, John Kempster, Jerry Roehrs, Garrett, Walton, James Funk, Mike Sipp, Bill Langford, Tim Bayer, Randy Easley, David Fasnet, Gerald Chappue, Terry Gibbs, Larry Wegmann, Jim Pierce. Steve Gocdwin; 2nd ROW; Gerald Martin, Steve Laiben, Clay Bilkey, Junior Burris, Robin Kearns, Randy Thomure, Richard Cook, Randy Roehrs, Martin Keathly, Norvel Olinger, Dennis Barnhart, James Bell, Clinton Ipock, Don Peters, George Greshman, Bob Sweet, Jim Theodore, Joe Ramsey, Rodney Cooper, Jim Frey, Larry May. Mr. Moore,- 3rd ROW: Don White, Jim Albright, Bob Crump, Pat McNeil, Robert Robinson, David Crump, Bill Rouggly, Ronald Wilky, Dennis Bishop, Tommy Dorsey, David Shell, Mike Montgomery, Richard Reed, Bill Burkart, David Schumer, Jerry Drury, Paul Franklin, Francis Meyers, Tim Keen, Terry Sumpter, Mike Lednick, Dennis Bohr,- 4th ROW: Kirby Santschi, Donald Whittington, Preston Williams, James Kent, Darrell Rhodes, Richard Drury, Phil Carter, Herb Bailey, Charles Skelton, David Wren, Clyde McCormack, Raymond Simms, Marvin Thurman, John Litton, Joe Garrett, Bob Greshman, Larry Holligan, Tim Ogle, Jim Buechting, Gary Wright. Girls Glee Club: 1st ROW: Diane Carrow, Lesley Thomure, Beverly Oswald, Alice Zimmerman, Cynthia Kearns, Becky Butler, Betty Burkart, Louetta Welch, Sharon Glasgow, Beverly Hall, Sue Le-Grand, Sherry Scott, Paula Pinkley, Linda Lieber, Sylvia Parriott, Marla Lilly, Suzanne Walker, Sandee Welch, Kim Tharp, Ellen Hancock, Paula Mayberry, 2nd ROW: Glenda Johnson, Joyce Spindler, Jeanne Crump, Glenda Vest, Patti Tynes, Sandy Showen, Anita McCormack, Patti Robinson, Claudia Althouser, Phyllis McClenohan, Carol McKnight, Sally Rudloff, Barbara Kavlick, Mary Willoughby, Darlene Alcorn, Suson Lucas, Linda Posch, Sherry Pullen, Darlene Sullens, Jean Bradford, Sandra Estok; 3rd ROW; Joyce Watkins, Nora Dann, Beverly Wegmann, Joyce Gansner, Lynn Rudisaile, Fern Linde, Carol Courtics, Linda Elfrank, Lois Willioms, Jeanne Simms, Gayle Callahan, Sonja Duro, Mary Tindall, Pam Heddell, Carol Peters, Elona Hogenmiller, Susan Carrow, Myra Elkins, JoAnn Martin; 4th ROW: Marilyn Burkett, Edwina Wright, Selena Guther, Sandy Collins, Patty Roehrs, Marceen Hill, Patty Roth, Linda Knob-lock, Carolyn Esch, Karen Simms, Sylvia Self, JoAnn Beffa, Janice Casey, Mary Stratton, Donna Wiese, Joy Ganser, Karen Johnson, Sandy Siebert, Glenda Westbrook. Skits ot election time Student Council Officers: (TOP ROW) Jock Lovelace, treasurer, Mrs. Holligan sponsor, (SECOND ROW) John Shoush, vice-president (THIRD ROW) Feme Linde, secretary, Terry Gibbs, president. Student Council Practices Democracy The Student Council provides on outlet for student expression and feeling. Students have a voice in such diverse areas as planning assemblies, preparing budgets, coordinating elections, organizing safety campaigns, and discouraging vandalism. The Student Council has a most important role in the creation and maintenance of good school spirit. It has charge of orientation regulations and the chartering of new clubs; sent three representatives to thesate workshop; and revised the student handbook. A talent show to finance its activities is held each year. Its most important project is providing a scholarship to some deserving student yearly. Student Council Senior Members are: (TOP ROW) Jock Lovelace, John Shoush (SECOND ROW) Sherry Scott, Patti Tynes (THIRD ROW) Jim Funk, Feme Linde, and Terry Gibbs. Council members hold meetings every other Thursday in the conference room. Our Student Council is more inclusive in its purpose because it represents the entire student body. Its main roles are to develop council leadership and to stimulate character and citizenship in the student body. The Student Council looks beyond the boundaries of its own campus and extends its services to the community. Our council is what our school makes it. By periodically examining our goals, the council can play a more influential role in the student life of our school. Pep assembly at homecoming. Junior Student Council: (Top to Bottom; Garre‘t Walton, Linda Knoblock, Bill Rouggly, Jeanne Crump, Pat McNeil, Lynn Rudisoile. Sophomore Student Members: (Top to Bottom) Robert Franklin, Patty Zimmerman, Joyce Watkins, Sendee Welch, Sue Lucas, Carol Peters. 37 Students Take Part The pictures on these pages were taken over a large period of time to give a general sampling of the wide diversity of activities offered at Festus Senior High. There are co-curricular activities for everyone's interests, no matter what their likes and dislikes. These courses are designed to fit in with the special interests and plans of every student. The school board has made every effort to provide the most diversified and well-rounded program possible in order that the brief high school years may be some of the most enjoyable and profitable years in a student's life. WILLIAM THOMAS: lolo Senior High School, lola Kansas; Band 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Football 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 1; Junior Play 3; Kays 2,3,4; Sympho-nettes 4. Festus: Concert Band 4; Track 4. (William enrolled after the regular senior pages went to press.) Students type to the rhythm of music. in School Events! Jimmy Frye learns business methods. Home Economics classes learn how to care for the hands. Spanish Classes use new equipment in learning French and Spanish Languages. Models in talent show relax before their entrance. Bands Enjoy Another Rewarding Year Twirlers: Clockwise: Carol Striler, Sandra Hampton, Glenda Johnson, Sharon Woodland, Jim Funk (Drum Major), Joan Bradford, Pam Brewer, Diana Rigdon, Drena White. The Festus Senior High School band has been under the direction of Mr. Heuby Moore for ten years. During the years, the Pep band has given spirit to all home besketball anr football games. The Marching band provides interesting shows at half time of all home games. They also participate in the Christmas parades of Festus and De Soto and the Homecoming at Cape Girardeau. Three concerts are given during the year by the Concert band. A fall concert, Christmas concert and the spring concert. The pop concert held on November 20, was the first of s kind in several years. FRONT ROW: Rosellen Miriani, Susan Lucas, Janet Lucas, Nancy Vaughn, Julia Love, Alice Zimmerman, Mr. Heuby Moore, Myra Elkins, Carolyn Sue Lucas, Beverly Oswald, Ellen Hancock, Leslie Thomure, Pam Heddell, SECOND: Terry Lucas, Richard Collier, David Wren, Russell Parks, Clay Bilkey, Jim Funk, Richard Reed, Robert Robinson, Claudia Althauser, Pat McNeil. Sendee Welch, THIRD: Sally Rudolph, Sue Le Grand, Linda Self, Barbara Bollinger, Linda Posch, Darlene Sullens Linda Lieber, Pattie Tynes, Mary Willoughby, Lynn Rudisaile, Sandy Hubbard, Paula Pinkley, FOURTH: Glenda Johnson, Drena White, Randy Moore, Lorna Reynolds, Beverly Wegmann, Suzanne Shoin, Sharon Hawkins, Anita McCormack, Carol Madison, Gayle Callahan, Lu Lu Welch, FIFTH: Brad Basler, Karen Johnson, Bill Lankford, Mike Lednick, Carlton Rariden, John Summers, Jim Pierce, Marla Lilly, John Shoush, Tim Keen, SIXTH: Preston Williams, Joe Garrett, Jim Litton, Larry Wegmann, Larry May, David King, Bob Gresham, John Litton, David Fasnut, SEVENTH: Eddie Sariego, Marvin Thurman, Paula Mayberry, Eddie Grooms, Robin Kearns, Randy Thomure, George Gresham, EIGHTH: Garrett Walton, Bill Thomas, David Crump, Earl Hewitt, Mike Montgomery. 41 Donno Wiese receives Betty Crocker Home Maker award from Miss Doris Moody, Home Economics teacher. Student Interests Cover Wide Janet Lucas, Myra Elkins, Carol Bakan, Sharon Davies and Harvey Charleston ore student librarians. Many seniors received Curator's Awards from Missouri University: Gerald Chappue, Paul Mayberry, Donna Wiese, Diane Car-row, John Shoush, SECOND ROW: Carol Madison, Beverly Oswald, Terry Gibbs, Sally Bolle, Anita McCormick. THIRD ROW: Carlton Roriden, Sylvia Parriott, Becky Noce, Joan Bradford, and James Funk. Marcella Casey, Don Fallert, Preston Williams, Francis Meyers, and Donna Wiese represent Fes-tus in Planned Progress competition. Range of Activities Art pupils sketch humon faces. Boys in shop learn many new crafts. Marcella Casey wins school American Legion competition. Ronnie Pope draws modern art scene. The Publications class is, I to r: Sheryl Scott, John Summers, Mario Lilly, Marvin Thurman, JoAnn Martin, Janet Lucas, Sharon Politte, Barbara LaPlant, Linda Geiler, Solly Bolle, Karen McClanahan, Claudia Althauser, Jeanne Crump, Anita McCormack, Darlene Alcorn, Beverly Gokin, Diane Corrow, Sylvia Parriott, Pat McNeil, and Gerald Chappue. 44 PERSONNEL Personnel was chosen as the title for the following section, because it is a word easily related to all the people who make school a place to work as well as play . When the time came to decide on a picture to represent this section, it seemed only logical to use the publications class. This class is the hub of the school! It has contact with both the students and faculty, acting as a mirror to reflect their thoughts and actions to the public. The members of the class are active participants in school life, and therefore act as representatives of the various students groups. They are, in general, goodwill ambassadors. 45 Administration and Faculty Are Experienced and Well Trained The faculty has had an exceptional background in preparation for their teaching positions. The thirty teachers at FSHS have completed 5,000 credit hours of college work at 32 colleges and universities and have been teaching 511 years. It is this outstanding staff that has, for a large part made our school the great institution it now is. The faculty and guests enjoyed a dinner at the R-8 School during the week before school began. Mr. Ralph B. Tynes: Superintendent of Schools. B.S. in Education, Warrensburg State College; M.A. in Education, University of Mo , Post Graduate Work, Washington University. Geography. Mr. Robert L. Shoush: Principal. B.S. in Education, Kirksville State College; M.A. in Education, Kirksville State College; Post Graduate Work, University of Mo. Geometry. 46 Mrs. Cora Dreyer: B.S. Southeast Mo. State. Graduate Work, Washington University, St. Louis University, Northeast Mo. State. Social Studies III, Economics Sociology, Psychology. Miss Lucile Holmes: B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State. M.A. in Education, University of Mo. Graduate work, Miami University, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Washington University. Algebra 1,11; Trig and Math Anal. Mrs. Gladys Castleberry: Mayfield College, Marble Hill, Mo. B.A. in Education, William Jewell. Graduate Work, University. English III, Speech. Mrs. Helen Morris: Winthrop College, A.B. Furman University, Graduate Work; Northeast Mo. State, State University of Iowa. Washington University, University of Mo. Publications, World History. Mrs. Helen Mitchell: A.A. Degree, Hannibal La-Grange Junior College. B.S. University of Mo. Physiology, Physical Education. Mr. Murrell Godwin: B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State, Graduate Work, University of Mo. Physiology, Physical Education, General Shop. The Faculty Works Hard Mr. Warren Elkins: B.S. Southeast Mo. State College. M.A. in Education, University of Mo. Graduate Work, Washington University. Driver's Education. Mr. John C. Clippard: B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State. M.A. in Education, University of Mo. General Shop, Applied Elec., Drafting and Woodwork. 47 Mrs. Sarah Manley: Hendrix College. B.S. University of Mo. Graduate Work, Washington University, University of Mo. English IV, Spanish II, III. Mr. Howard Litton: American University, Biarritz, France. B.S. Southeast Mo. State M.A. in Education, University of Mo. School Counselor. Mrs. Theo Howard: B.S. in Education, Graduate Work, Northeast Mo. State. Art. Mrs. Genevieve Holligan: Iowa State College, Southeast Mo. State. B.S. Arkansas State. Graduate Work: University of Mo., University of Arkansas, Washington University. Librarian. Faculty Is Understanding Mr. Leslie Spurgeon: B.S. University of Mo., M.A. University of Mo., Southeast Mo. State, Kansas State, Missouri School of Mines. Social Studies II, Civics. Mr. Dan Terry: Tennessee Temple College, B.S. University of Tennessee. Graduate Work: University of Mo. English II. Mr. Robert Pryor: B.S. in Chemistry, University of Arkansas, Graduate Work: Central Missouri State, University of Missouri at Rolla. Geometry and Funct. Math I. Mr. C. E. Nickless: Hannibal LaGrange, A.B. Southeast Mo. State University of Kansas City, Washington University, Southern Illinois University, Missouri University. American History, Contemporary Issues. Mrs. Willa McCullough: B.A. Bennett College, M.Ed. Boston College. Post Graduate Work: Washington University, Oklahoma University. Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Typing. Miss LaVonne Huter: B.S. Southeast Mo. State, M.S. University of Mo. Typing, Shorthand, Sec. Practice. Mr. Paul Cook: B.S. Southeast Mo. State, M.A. University of Mo., Post Graduate Work: Southern Illinois University. C.O.E. Mr. Frank Hoggard: B.S. Southeast Mo. State, Graduate Work: Univ. .of Colorado, M.S.T. University of Mo. at Rolla. Physics and Chemistry. 48 Faculty Is Active Mrs. Rhoda Whitener: Escuela Normal, Satillo, Mexico. (Summer Session) B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State Spanish and Language Arts III. Miss Carolyn Glore: B.S. Findlay College, Graduate Work, Southern Illinois University III. Mr. Spurgeon combines chores—hall duty and grading papers. Mr. Jerry Weatherford: B.S. in Biology, Lambuth College, Graduate work: North Carolina State. Miss Doris Moody: Ouachita College, B.S. University of Mississippi, Graduate Work: University of Mo. Mrs. Coleman. Mr. Harold Oetting: B.S. Appalachian State, M.S. Mo. State, Warrensburg P.E. and Coach. Mr. Martin Johnson B.M.E. Murray State College Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Theory and Harmony, Swing Chorus. Mr. Ben Whitiner: B.S. in Education Southeast Mo. State French I, Language Arts II. Tiger Dedicated to Board of Education D of eoucation ha my 10 0 nwmt w (OWI £ � V� C€ I i TH� Ot JOHHSO MIMICI umU KOtiYtl - � rr uCWHM MEMBER MEMBER IMAM I.TYNlS BUfT.Of ICHOOU ciOJTEI COMPANY CONTIACTOf WU.limtl.INC ABCHITECTJ Mr. Edwin Evans, President of the Board, presents hi daughter, Cathy with her diploma. Board of Education—Harry Long, Charles Vogt, R. Winthrop Johnson, Edwin Evans, President, Mrs. Sara Wood, Harry L. C. Weier, A. J. Kirby, Ralph B. Tynes, Charles Dreyer. Mrs. Sarah Wood secretary to Mr. Tynes Mrs. Marian DeClue secretary to Mr. Shoush Mrs. Mary Coleman R.N., school nurse Personnel Keep School Running Smoothly Mr. Ed Bauman Mr. Jim Willmon Mr. Clyde Hill custodian custodian head custodian Mrs. Margaret Curtis head cook Mrs. Pauline Mayberry cook Mrs. Darilla House cook Mrs. Fran Blaha cook Junior leaders are: Jim Pierce, President; Carol Striler, Secretory; Larry Holligan, Vice-President; Edwina Wright, Treasurer. Campus Leaders Plan Junior Business Managers are: Sherry Pullen, John Kempster, and Paula Pinkley. Sponsors are Mr. Moore and Mr. Johnson. Sophomore class officers are: David Wren, President; Sharon Hawkins, Vice-President; Nancy Vaughn, Treasurer,- Sue LeGrand, Secretary. 52 School Activities Terry Gibbs leads the student body. Senior leaders are: Nick Borusiewich, President; Darlene Sullens, Secretary; and Becky Noce, Treasurer. Sponsors are Mrs. Cora Dreyer and Mrs. Sarah Manley. Glenda Vest, Mary Tindell, Tom Wren, and Wayne Renfro help manage senior money. THOMAS (TOM) ADAMS Campaigns Reflect DONALD AKINS ROBERT ALLGIRE CLAUDIA ALTHAUSER: Bond 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,3. CAROL BAKAN: Volleyball 3,4; Head of Volleyball 4; G.A.A. 3,4; C.O.E. (Library); P.E. Council Representative 1. JAMES (JIM) BAYER JOHN BEAIRD WARREN BECKER KENNETH (KEN) BLUCKER: Football 1,2,3,4; Basktball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; F-Club 3,4; Homecoming Crowning 4. JOHN BOETTGER SALLY BOLLE: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Vice President G.A.A. 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. DARLENE ALCORN: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Student Interest Committee 1,2,4; Service Committee 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4. NICHOLAS BORUSIEWICH: F Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Class President 4; Student Council 1,2,3. KENNETH (KEN) BOYER: F Club 3; Football 3. JOAN BRADFORD: Honor Society 2,3,4; President Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; D.A.R. Representative 4; Twirler 4. PAMELA BREWER: Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; Twirler 4; Tumbling 2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4. JAMES BUECHTING: Baseball 2,3.4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2. JOHN BURGAN Ideals of Leadership ELIZABETH (BETTY) BURKARD: Girls Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Mixed Chorus. GAYLE CALLAHAN: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. DIANE CARROW: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3 (president); Band 1,2,3; Tiger Editor 4. MARCELLA CASEY: Pep Squad 4; Style Show 4; Service Committee 3, 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Public Relations Committee 3; Girl's Basketball 2,3; Girl's Track 2. MICAHEL CHAMBERLAIN GERALD CHAPPUE: Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tiger Literary Editor 4; School Photographer 4; NSF Summer Program at Rolla 3. 55 Magazine Campaign Was the BARBARA CHAPMAN CHRISTINE (CHRIS) CHMELA: Pep Squad 1,2,3 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Manager 3,4; Student Council Committees 1,2,3; Senior Play Stage Crew 4. FRANCIS CLAY RICHARD COLLIER: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 3,4; F-Club 4. SANDRA COLLINS: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Swing Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Probationary Member National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 2, 3,4. LUCRETIA COOK: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1. RICHARD COOK: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4,- Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. CAROL COURTOIS: Girls G!ee Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Home Economics Style Show 2; Swing Chorus 3. LARRY COVINGTON FRANK CRAIG MARY ANN DALLAS SHARON DAVIES: F.H.A. 2; Library Club 3,4; Style Show 1,2. 56 First Big Senior Project SANDRA DAVIS: Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; District Contest 1,2,3; State Contest 2,3; Stage band 2,3,4. RONALD DUTTON: Boys Glee Club 2; Basketball 2. CAROLYN ESCH: G.A.A. 4; Swing Chorus 3,4; Tigerettes 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Service Committee 4; Hockey 4. SANDRA ESTOK: Swing Chorus 3, Girl's Glee Club 4, G.A.A. 4. DONALD (DON) FALLERT: Baseball 1; Homecoming 2; Prom Committee 3. CHARLOTTE FERGUSON: Swing Chorus 3; F.H.A. 3. WILLIAM FITE: Vice President C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. Club 3,4; Swing Chorus 2,3. PAUL FRANKLIN: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; F-Club 3,4. LARRY FRAZIER: F-Club 2,3,4; President of F-Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Crowning 4. JAMES FUNK: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Class President 2; Boys State 3. DAVID GAMEL: Wrestling Team 1; Delta Sigma 1,2; Madrigal Chorus 3; School Musical Play 3. (At Tustin High) JOY GANSNER: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Style Show 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. 57 JOYCE GANSNER: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Tumbling 3,4; Head of Sports 2,3. LINDA GEILER: Pep Squad 3,4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Volleyball 1; Spanish Club; Public Relations Committee 3. DANIEL GERBER TERRY GIBBS: Honor Society 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Debate 1, 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Body President 4; Talent Show 2, 3,4. BEVERLY GOKIN STEVEN (STEVE) GOODWIN: Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 1; Safety Committee 3,4; Public Relations Committee 4; Stage Manager for Senior Ploy 4; Host to Junior College 3. Seniors Participate GEORGE GRESHAM: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. SELENE GUENTHER: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3. BEVERLY HALL: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3.4; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. MARC HAYDEN JACKIE HARDIN PAMELA (PAM) HEDDELl: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2.3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3. 58 DONALD HILL in HC Festivities Seniors decorated the main gate for Homecoming. JAMES JOPLIN CYNTHIA KEARNS: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2. MARTIN KEATHLEY: Spanish Club 2; Boys Glee Club 2,3,4. TIMOTHY (TIM) KEEN: Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. SUE KENNEDY SCOTTY KIMBERLIN: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; F-Club 3,4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Mixed Chorus 2. SUE HILL: Home Economics Style Show 3; Swing Chorus 3. ELONA HOGENMILLER: Canvassing Committee 1; Swing Chorus 2; Girls Glee Club 3,4. GERALDINE HUMPHREY: Spanish Club 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Swing Chorus 2; Student Office Work 4. DENNIS HUNT ALOMA JONES 59 MICHAEL (MIKE) LEDNICK: Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 4. CHARLES LEE VICKIE LEE: Prom Committee 3; Junior Store 3. ALICE LEUTZINGER LINDA LIEBER: Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Christmas Tea 2,3. MARLA LILLY: Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; District and State Contest 1,2,3,4. DAVID KLOBE: Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 2; C.O.E. 3,4. MARY HELEN KLOBE: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad; Prom Committee 3; Style Show. SHIRLEY KLOBE CAROLYN KLOTH: Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Girls Glee Club 1; (At McCluer) FREDERICK (FRED) LALUMONDIER: Baseball 2.3,4; Track 1,3,4; Basket-ball 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4. JAMES LaPLANT Seniors Take the Lead FERNE UNDE: Tiger moscot 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Secretory of Pep Squad 4; Secretary of Student Council 4. IRVIN LORTS JACK LOVELACE: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Class President 1; Student Council 2,3,4. JANET LUCAS: Band 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Library Club 1,2,3,4. CAROL MADISON: Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Quartet 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4. JOANN MARTIN: Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3; Head of Tumbling 4. in Student Elections PAULA MAYBERRY: Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club: 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; District and State Contest 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS MEYERS: Boys Glee Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Class Officer 3; Prom Committee 3; Disc Jockey 3. CHARLOTTE MILLER JOYCE MILLER: G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Squad 1.2; Volleyball 1,2; Swing Chorus 4. KAREN McCLANAHAN: Debate 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; C.O.E. Club Secretary and Treasurer 4; Plan Progress 3. DONNA McCLENAHAN: Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. 61 PHYLLIS McCLENAHAN: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 3. ANITA McCORMACK: Girls Glee Club 12,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; District Music Contest 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. LYNN McKEE: Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 3,4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3. CAROL McKNIGHT: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Swing Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; County Chorus 3. REBECCA NOCE: National Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Class officer 3,4; Spanish Club 2. BEVERLY OSWALD: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girl's State 3. Senior Activities LYNN PAGE SYLVIA PARRIOTT: Cheerleading 3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. DONALD PETERS: Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Chorus 2; Public Relations Committee 4; District and State Music Contests 3. GLENN PIKEY SHARON POLITTE: G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Style Show 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Student Council Committees 2,3; Senior Play Stage Crew 4. MICHAEL (MIKE) POSCH: Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Spanish Club 2; C.O.E. Club 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. 62 CARL POPE: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F-Club 3,4. Are Important DANNY REIFSTECK: Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain of Football 4; F-Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Class Vice-President 1. WAYNE RENFRO: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Business Manager 4. ROBERT RHINEBERGER: Track 2; Boys Glee Club 2; Prom Committee 3; C.O.E. Club 3,4. DIANA RIGDON: F.H.A. 2,3,4; President of F.H.A. 3,4; Christmas Tea 1,2,4; Twirling 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3. LINDA RITTER: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Style Show 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3. ROBERT ROBINSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. DON POPE RONALD POPE: FClub 3.4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Spanish 3. LINDA PRATT GARY PRATHER: F-Club 2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,4; Track 1; Basketball 1. CARL RARIDEN: Band 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3; Basketball 2. 63 JERRY ROEHRS: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. ROSEMARY ROSENER: Swing Chorus 2; Spanish Club 3. LINDA ROTH: Pep Squad 2,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Student Council Committees 2,3; Dance Committee 2. PAUL ROTH: Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1; F-Club Officer 4; Boys Glee Club 1,2; Homecoming Crowning Escort 4. JOHN SANTSCHI SHANNON SCHUMER: Swing Chorus 2; Pep Squad 2; Library Club 3. Seniors Display SCHERYL SCOTT: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Crowning 3,4; Student of the Month (October) 4; Student Council 4. JOHN SHOUSH: F-Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Vice-President Student Council 4; Boy's State 3; Sophomore Pilgrimage 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. DONNA SCAGGS: F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Style Show I; Swing Chorus 2,3,4. CHARLES SKELTON: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 3,4; Cape Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Dance Chairman 2,4. PAUL SIEBERT CLAUDIA SINCLAIR: Swing Chorus 2,3,4; Tigerettes 4; Service Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 4. 64 Talents in Music DARLENE SULLENS: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4. JOHN SUMMERS: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; F-Club 3,4. TERRY SUMPTER: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Business Manager 3; Football 1; Track 1. KIM THARP: Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls State 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. MARVIN THURMAN: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; State Contest 3; Prom Committee 3. MICHAEL (MIKE) SIPP: Spanish Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Swing Chorus 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. ROY SMITH HERBERT SMITH SPENCER SMITH: Track 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Art Committee 2. JUDY SPINDLER: Honor Society 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3. DIANA STEARNS: Swing Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,4; Pep Squad 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4. MARY TINDALL: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Class Officer 4. Style Show Starts an DALE TIPTON: Basketball 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3. PATTIE TYNES: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girl's State 3. GLENDA VEST: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. JOHN WAGNER SUZANNE WALKER: Girls Glee Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; District Music Contest 3,4; State Music Contest 3,4; Prom Committee 3. LARRY WEGMANN: National Honor Society 3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; District and State Music Contests 1,2,3,4. LOUETTA WELCH: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Music Contests 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. GARY WEYMIRE DRENA WHITE: Band 1,2,3,4,- Twirler 4; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4. ROBERT WHITE RONALD WHITTINGTON DONNA WIESE: National Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4, Girls Glee Club 2,3,4; Closs Officer (Business Manager) 3; Swing Chorus 2,4; Debate 1,4. Seniors model at E. and D. Style Show. Active Senior Year LOIS WILLIAMS: Girls Glee Club 2.3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4; Swing Chorus 2; County Chorus 3; Home Economics Style Show 2,4. PRESTON WILLIAMS MARY WILLOUGHBY: Girls Glee Club 2.3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 3.4; Pep Squad Officer 4; County Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; District Music Contest 2,3,4. THOMAS (TOM) WREN: Track 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3; Business Manager 4, Spanish Club 1,2. GARY WRIGHT: Football 1,3; Boys Glee Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 2; Orientation Committee 4. GENE WRIGHT ALFRED (JACK) YOUNG BARBARA THORNTON NEW JUNIORS Elliot, Carol Johnson, Charles Laibeu, Steve Pettus, Carolyn Backy, Kathie Hardin, Delphia Adams, Barney Algiere, Edith Algiere, Jerry Bailey, Herbert Barnhart, Dennis Bates, Gerald Arnold, Roberta Arnold, Terry Bland, Cassandra Beffa, JoAnn Bahr, Dennis Bieser, Carol Juniors Help Juniors lost the top of their decorations at homecoming. Brooks, Linda Burris, Barbara Casey, Janice Brown, Donna Candler, Douglas Charleston, Ray Burgee, Jim Carr, Sammye Cook, Brenda Burger, Kathy Carron, Ellen Cook, Kermit Burkett, Marilyn Carrow, Susan Crump, David Burley, William Carter, Phillip Crump, Jeanne Culton, Dave Easley, Stanley Dann, Nora Elfrank, Linda Dill, Terry Ellington, Daniel Dixon, Sharlene Elliot, Beverly Dugan, Karen Evans, Lee Dyle, Robert Fallert, Michael Welcome Alumni Tigerettes dance during half at homecoming. Farr, Deanna Flieg, Mary Flynn, Eddie French, Robert Frye, James Galloway, Diane Gegg, Ruth Ann Gendron, Donald Gerber, DeeAnn Greer, Poul Grooms, Edward Hampton, Sandra Hardy, Randall Harris, Ronald Henderson, Arthur Holligan, Larry Hubbard, Sandra Hull, Terry Ipoc Clinton James, Marsha Jesse, Hugh Johnson, Glenda Johnston, Patricia Jones, Corthal Jones, Diana Kavlick, Barbara Kenpster, John Kennedy, Virginia Kent, Sue Kinder, Sharon Juniors Show Linda Rainy State Archery Champion Kloth, Linda Linder, Joel Knoblock, Linda Litton, James Kyle, Juanita Love, Julia Labbee, Linda Lovely, Robert LaBrot, Robert Lucas, Terry LaPlant, Barbara Luke, JoAnn 70 Magraw, Edward Mitchell, Robert Mahue, David Moreland, Farrell Mangin, Christopher Moses, James Mangin, Ronald Murphy, Michael Markotay, Brenda McCormack, Clyde Meeks, Juanita McGougan, David Versatility Susie Carrow campaigns for Junior Class President McNeil, Patrick Pinkley, Paula Nausley, James Politte, Patricia Ogle, Timothy Politte, Ronald 71 Ogden, John Porterfield, Terry Peterein, Eugene Propst, Robert Pierce, James Pullen, Sherry Prather, Gary Rainey, Linda Ramsey, Joseph Renfro, Dennis Reynolds, Linda Robinson, Patricia Roehrs, Randy Rosener, Tom Roth, Patricia Rouggly, William Rouggly, Lisa Stuthers, Carol Juniors Enjoy Juniors participate in Homecoming crowning Sweet, Robert Wansley, Loretta Thomas, Beverly Warner, Wayne Thomure, Lesley White, Jacqueline Turner, Marion White, Maxine Ussery, Margie Wiese, Susie Walton, Garret Wildy, Ronald 72 Williams, Ellaine Schumer, Ronald Womack, Bill Scott, Ray Wright, Edwina Secreaso, Particia Rudisaile, Lynn Self, Sylvia Rudloff, Stephen Shelley, Linda Sariego, Edward Shinkle, Particia Active Year Sherry Pullen shows brochure of governor's mansion after being the representative for Sophomore Pilgrimage at Jefferson City last year. Showen, Sandra Siebert, Allen Siebert, Sandra Sliz, Frank Sloan, Darrell Smetzers, Gregory Simms, Karen Simpson, Sheila Striler, Carol Speidel, Richard Stephens, Sandra 73 Ashby, Lee Albright, James Almond, Billie Ayers, Shirley Bachmann, Karen Backy, Thomas Barnhart, James Barton, James Basler, Bradford Basler, Wayne Battles, Stewart Baumstark, Jane Baumgartner, Jean Bay, Kenneth Beaird, Monica Bean, Barry Becker, Brenda Becker, John Bell, James Bilkey, Clay Billington, Carol Bishop, Dennis Blow, Christine Blucker, David Boettger, Lillian Bollinger, Barbara Bollinger, Frankie Boyer, Timothy Bradford, Jean Buechting, Linda Burger, John Burkard, William Burris, Calvin, Jr. Butler, Rebecca Charleston, Harvey Cook, Janet Cooper, Rodney Crump, Donald Crump, Robert Culton, Virgie Car row, Nancy Dallas, Gary Daughtery, Wendell Davis, Gary Day, Diane DeRousse, Patricia Dollar, Glenda Dorsey, Tommy Drury, Jerry Drennen, Howord Drury, Richard Duro, Sonja Sophomores show concentration during Differential Aptitude Test. Sophomores Show Interests in Pre-School Tests Dyle, David Earls, Cathy Easley, Randal Elkins, Myra Engelhardt, Becky Fasnut, David Franklin, Robert Gomel, William Garrett, Joseph Gehrs, Johnny Gieler, Larry Glasgow, Sharon Goodwin, Sandy Govero, Robert Graves, Barbara Greenstreet, Dennis Greer, Joan Gresham, Robert Grohs, Jo Ellen Gunterman, Jaunita Hancock, Ellen Harmon, David Harmon, Kenneth Harmon, Ronald Harris, James Hassey, David Hawkins, Sharon Heiney, Thomas Henderson, Floyd Hendrix, Gary Sophomores Enroll Largest Class in History of School Mr. Weatherford enrolls Randy Thomure, Sandee Welch, and Charles Staley for the Sophomore year. Hensley, Joyce Hewitt, Earl Hill, Marceen Hughes, Sue Jackson, Mary James, Jesse James, Sandra Johnson, Karen Kearbey, Dorothy Kearns, Robin Kennedy, Deborah Kent, David Kent, James Kincaid, Donald King, David Klobe, Donna Laiben, Steven Lalumandier, Patty Lankford, Bill LaPlant, Tom LaRue, Larry Lee, Jeanie LeGrand, Sue Leutzinger, George Litton, Gayle Litton, John Lucas, Carolyn Lucas, Susan Carol Lucas, Susan Jean Markotay, Vickie Martin, Gerald May, Larry Meeks, Mary Mehler, Donald Merseal, Bill Messer, Linda Miller, Linda Miller, Janet Miriani, Rosellen Mitchell, Larry Montogomery, Michael Moore, Randy Morrison, James Oldham, Kathleen Page, Sherrill Parker, Bonnie Parker, Connie Parks, Russell Peters, Carol Pierce, Linda Pippin, Jimmy Pope, Paul Pope, Ronald Posch, Linda Prather, Vickie Pratt, Randall Priest, Norval Pruitte, Ronald Ramsey, Linda Reece, Robert Reed, Richard Reynolds, Lorna Rhodes, Darryl Riddle, Mary Rigdon, Geraldine Roehrs, Patricia Roth, Robert Roth, Gary RudlofF, Sally Santchi, Kirby Schumer, David Self, Linda Shoin, Susanne Shell, David Shelley, John Sherill, Franklin Simmons, Richard Simms, Jeanne Smith, Patti Spindler, Joyce Staley, Charles Stratton. Mary Pat Summers, Connie Tedder, Barbara Theodoro, James Thomas, Ricky Thomas, Troy Thomure, Randy Uding, Gary Vachalek, Daniel Vaughn, Nancy Volkart, Connie Wegmann, Beverly Welch, Steven Weiss, Russell Westbrook, Glenda Welch, Sandee White, Donald Wagner, Michael Wansley, Edith Warren, Sandy Watkins, Joyce Sue Lucas practices bow before Homecoming Crowning. Sophomores Sponsor Homecoming Dance White, Linda White, Patricia Whittington, Donald Williams, Mary Williams, Ruby Willis, Dean Wilson, Cynthia Wilson, Myra Wines, Terry Winkler, Gary Woodland, Sharon Woodland, Shelby Wren, David Zavadil, Dianna Zimmerman, Alice Spanish Clubs Encourage Spanish II Club-Susie Wiese, Rosellen Marioni, Lisa Rouggly, Frank Sliz, Linda Geiler—Vice President, Lorna Reynolds, Juanita Gunterman, Brad Basler, Lee Evans, Stuart Bottles, Shiela Simpson—Treasurer, Mrs. Whitener, Joan Bradford. Nick Borusiewich, Tom Santschi—President, Carol Madison, Foreign languages are coming to the fore at Festus Senior High. Since the new school was built and the language lab was added, there has been increasing interest in languages. This year there are four Spanish classes and a French class. We had a student that qualified for the American Field Service Program, representing Americans Abroad. Sherry Pullen, because of her interest in languages stimulated by the very adequate facilities, was able to be a candidate for selection to this program. Spanish I Club—1st ROW—Mike Montgomery, Robin Kearns, Patty Roehrs, Barb Bollinger, Karen Johnson, Karen Bachmann, Sendee Welch, David Wren, 2nd—Patty Robinson, Susie Kohler, Nancy Vaughn, Mrs. Whitener, Marion Turner, Carolyn Pettus, Joan Greer. 3rd—Sharon Woodland, Karen Simms, Randall Easley, Kirby Santschi, Don Whittington, Gary Dallas, Ronnie Wildey, Mary Stratton, Ginny Haeusler. 80 International Co-operation Spanish II Club—Sherry Pullen, Jeanne Sims, Donna Mc-Clenahan, Janet Miller, Patty Roth, Carol Striler, Ellen Hancock, Sonja Duro. 2nd—Paula Mayberry, Sue Lucas, Glenda Johnson, Carol Bakan, Sharon Glasgow, Becky Butler, Glenda Westbrook, Alice Zimmerman, Myra Elkins, 3rd—Joyce Wotkins, Diane Rigdon, Cynthia Kearns, Shannon Schumer, Larry Holligan, Mary Willoughby. OFFICERS: Spanish II—Mrs. Whitener President—Tom Santschi Vice—Linda Geiler Secretary—Shiela Simpson Spanish II—Mrs, Manley President—Joe Linder Vice—Paula Mayberry Secretary—Joyce Watkins Spanish III—Mrs. Manley President—Eddie Sariego Vice—Jack Lovelace Joe Linder—President of the 2nd hour Spanish II Club. Secretary—Sylvia Parriott Spanish I—Mrs. Whitener President—Barb Bollinger Vice—Karen Johnson Secretary—Patty Roehrs Assistants—Robin Kearns Mike Montgomery Treasurer—Karen Bachmann Sargeant at Arms—Sandee Welch Assistant—David Wren Spanish III Club—Sandy Showen, Anita McCormick, Sherry Rosener, Sylvia Parriott—Secretary, Darlene Alcorn. Janice Scott, Mrs. Manley, Fred Lalumondier, Eddie Sariego— Casey, JoAnn Luke, Drena White. President, Terry Hull, Jack Lovelace—Vice-President, Tom Awards Day Is a Major Event of Doctor McClain gives Junior College Scholarships to Hedi Gomel and Mary Lou Lovely. Robert Chappue Jr. receives science award. Janet Lucas, Karen McClanahan, Jad Derque, Carl Porchey, Garrett Walton, and Terry Gibbs accept debate pins and certificates from Mr. Dugan. Ann Weaver accepts the Sonateers award from Mr. Johnson. Robert House receives John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Moore. Mr. Godwin presents Danny Wansley with Mr. Athlete Award. the Year Linda Barnhart is D.A.R. History Contest Winner. Leslie Boyer receives Betty Crocker Award. Jackie McNeil and John Davis receive I Dare You Award from Mr. Litton. Patti Tynes accepts Miss Homemaker Award. Donna Cutler accepts Art Award from Stix, Baer and Fuller. Mr. Dugan presents Debate Letters to Janet Lucas, Terry Gibbs, Linda Barnhart, and Carl Robert House gives presents to Miss Moody Porchey. and Mr. Nickless from Seniors. Mr. Cook gives C.O.E. Award to Wilma Lassing g3 Outstanding Journalists at Festus Senior High School, and Robert Rhineberger. Trip Closes High School On March 23, 50 seniors and 10 sponsors left on the senior trip aboard a deluxe air-conditioned Continental Trailways bus. Having spent the first night in Columbus, Ohio, the bus went on to Washington, D.C., where the students toured the Nations Capitol, Mt. Vernon, Arlington National Cemetary, the White House, Washington and Lincoln Memorials, and various other government buildings. The tour continued to Philadelphia where the Betsy Ross house, the Liberty Bell, and Independence Hall were visited. In New York City the United Nations was toured, a cruise around Manhattan Island was taken, N.B.C. and Rockefeller Center were visited, and a day was spent at the World's Fair. En route to Montreal, the students stopped at West Point. In Montreal and Ottawa, a general tour was taken of government buildings and other points of interest. Leaving Ottawa, a night was spent at Niagara Falls and the tour continued to Detroit. The Ford Museum of American History was among the places visited there. Having spent a night in Detroit, the happy but weary students returned home on June 2. When bus was lost in town, local police escorted them out. Beauty of the Rotunda Dome of Capitol pictured. Capitol Building at night 84 Life for Class of ’64 New York skyline pictured from boat ride. National Archives Building 85 Seniors Begin Graduating Class of 1964. 86 New Journey Mr. Ralph B. Tynes speaks at Commencement. Lester Roth—Salutatorian John Davis—Tommy Alexander Award Cevdet Caner, foreign exchange student of 1964, receives diploma from Mr. Edwin Evans, President of School Board. The 1964 Commencement Program was held in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium on May 21, 1964, at 8 o'clock p.m. Commencement Program Processional— Pomp and Circumstance — Class Invocation—Rev. W. Wallace Jones O Day Full of Grace —O. C. Christiansen Presentation of Speakers—Ralph B. Tynes Address: Success is Not a Destination But a Journey —Susan Willm, Linda Barnhart, Carl Porchey Presentation of Class—Ralph B. Tynes Presentation of Diplomas—W. Edwin Evans Presentation of Awards—Robert L. Shoush Benediction—Rev. Jones School Officials applaud as speakers are introduced. 87 Baccalaureate Services RALPH B. TYNES GYMNASIUM Sunday, May 17, 1964 8:00 P.M. D.S.T. --------------•-------------- Processional................................Class “Grand March from Aida” — Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon Invocation.....................Richard F. Lankford Minister Fairview Christian Church “The Lord’s Prayer” .................. Robertson “Nunc Dimittis and Gloria”.........A. Gretchaninoff Mixed Chorus “A Face To Match This Day” ....William Jewell Jones Hematite Christian Church Benediction ................... Richard F. Lankford Recessional .............................. Class “War March of the Priests”—Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon As Students Approach The End of Their Journey, They Reflect on Their Best Years. We wish fo thank our local merchants and businessmen who have supported our school over the years and who have helped in many ways to make our school what it is. We are happy that these merchants realize that this is a truly enduring advertisement since the alumni will refer back to it many times and will recognize that it is the cooperation of the merchants that have made the financing of this yearbook possible. ADVERTISING Furniture Company. Don Hill and Robert Hill ot Hill Construction Company. C.O.E. C.O.E. under the direction of Paul Cook who also services Crystal High School in the same capacity, has increased In number of students with jobs. This program (COE) is designed to provide an opportunity for students to receive vocational training in a trade while completing a high school education. The principal activity of the group was the Employee-Employer Banquet. Employers were the guests of the students. The following officers were elected: Robert Rhineberger, President; Rick Speidel, Vice President; Karen McClanahan, Secretary Treasurer; Charlotte Miller, Reporter. Mike Fallert and Russell Bey ot Vanity Footwear. Charlotte Miller and Bert Reber at Jefferson County Press-Times. John Boettger and Lonnie Miller at Dan Gerber and M. L. Cunningham at Twin Robert Rhineberger and Mrs. Helen Fin- Miller Feed Supply Company. City Zephyr. kle at Stoplight Fruit Market. Terry Porterfield and Bob Ruppert at Marc Hayden and manager Norman Abernathy, at West-Mooretown Market. ©rn Auto. Bob White and Mr. Clay Barnhart at Mill Street Market. John Wagner with employer W. N. Bauman and sales lady Mrs. Becker at Baumans Bakery. Roy Smith and Leonard Warden at Mobil Gas Station. Bob Propst is instructed by Bob Lewis at Texaco. Larry Covington works at Martin Oil Karen McClanahan and Mr. and Mrs. Isom Dixon at Company. Central Rexall Drugs. Paul Roth and Jim Wynn at Wynn's Market. Rick Spiedel and manager Norman Abernathy, at Western Auto. Gene Wright is instructed by Bob Lewis at Texaco. Carol Bakan with employer Mrs. Gene- Janet Lucas is instructed by Mrs. Genevieve Holli-vieve Holligan at Festus Senior High. gan at Festus Senior High. Bill Fite with employer, Ben Roth, at Bentsen Roth. Farm Fresh Beef Festus, Mo. TWIN CITY PACKING LOCKER CO. W. W. Walton Chairman of the Citizen’s Committee concerning the gymnasium dedication. Ye 7-4667 Quality Products For Quality Folks Highway 61-67 Phone YE 7-4261 QUALITY DAIRY Compliments of CO-ED GARMENT CO. 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SMITH JEWELERY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SMITH Mgr. and Owner 37 Main St. YE 7-2277 ALEXANDER OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Ellman Building, Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. National Dan Short Supplies Office Machines Stationery Desks and Files DAN'S AUTO TOP Typewriters Adding Machines 108 HigFiway 61 - 67 Sales — Service Rentals — Repairs Phone YEllowstone 7-3616 H. M. Alexander, President Crystal City, Mo. YE. 7-4006 Congratulations Class of 1965 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Works Nine Crystal City, Mo. GANNONS Quality Groceries, Produce, Meats Festus, Missouri 600 Sunshine Drive “Where Your Business Is Appreciated Phone YE 7-3653 CRYSTAL MOTEL RECHTER BROS. CLOTHING CO. Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. Crystal City, Mo. YE-7-6406 CMteij DulcjS PRESCRIPTIONS Herculaneum, Mo. GR 9-5215 Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-6001 AAA Service Day and Night COMMUNITY MOTOR SERVICE Highway 61-67 — Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-5774 General Auto Repairing and Overhauling Bear Wheel Aligning Service Body and Fender Work Brake Service VANITY FOOTWEAR Shoes for the family WEATHERBIRD — for the children VELVET STEP — for the ladies CITY CLUB — for the men Phone YE-7-2100 212 Main St. Festus, Mo FESTUS MUSIC HOUSE ALBERT LOCKWOOD Band Instruments Clarinet Reeds 19 t Large Selections of Sheet Music Guitars Ukes Banjos Private Guitar Lessons 224 Main St. Festus, Mo. SEARS CATALOG STORE 412 MAIN ST. LIBERTY CAFE WYNN’S MARKET 202 Main Street Hi-Way 61 YE 7-3611 Crystal City, Missouri Festus, Mo. uissourDA WMcommny FOR BETTER LIVING - qaA, NATURALLY TEXACO MOTOR COMPANY Your Oldsmobile Dealer Hi-way 61-67 Crystal City Russ Bauman’s CRYSTAL TIRE COMPANY Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Phone YE 2506 Firestone — Goodyear — Goodrich Tires — Batteries — Recapping Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-3662 Terminals St. Louis Flat River DeSoto Potosi I ronton C. E. S. TRUCK LINES Serving Festus and Crystal City Daily “Faster Than Rail, Regular as Mail’’ Compliments of CRYSTAL CITY SEED CRYSTAL CITY AND AUTO PARTS Hi way 61 FEED COMPANY Crystal City, Mo. Highway 67 Compliments of ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL CO. Festus, Mo. YE-7-3691 RUDLOFF’S MARKET INC. FRESH VEGETABLES GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS GROCERIES 736 Mississippi See Us For Quality Merchandise Fresh Bakery Goods Daily Crystal City, Mo. WILBERT’S A-G MARKET Telephone YE 7-4412 606 Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 174 J. H. ELECTRIC CO. AL BAKER’S GULF SERVICE Hiway 61 67 Crystal City YE 7-2060 Route 3 Wiring Bonded “Insured” Festus . Residential . Commercial . Industrial YE 7-5903 Wiring Modernization Electric Heating LONG MERCANTILE GROCERIES — MEATS Hematite, Missouri COOPER’S SPOTLIGHT NEW SHOES — SHOE REPAIR FRUIT Festus Parking Lot MARKET Festus, Mo. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ARNOLD-CHEVROLET Highway 61 -67 at Bailey Road Miss Lucille Holmes, Festus Teacher, buys her third Chevrolet from Arnold Chevrolet. SERVICE and Parts Dept. YE-7-4626 O.K. USED CARS SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE New and Used Cars YE-7-3656 Air Conditioned Electric and Safti Vent Heat T.V. Kitchenettes Tub — Shower Wall to Wall Carpeting Play Ground Bridal Suites — Owners — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray Festus Crystal City TWIN CITY MOTEL Phone YE 7-6003 Trailer Court Facilities VINYARD FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Festus — Crystal City and Herculaneum, Mo. COLONIAL CLEANERS DRIVE-IN SERVICE Modern Storage Vaults Phone YE 7-6202 200 N. Mill St. Festus, Mo. MUELLER’S I.G.A. FOODLINER 335 Bailey Road Crystal City, Missouri THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BESAND AUTO ELECTRIC PRESS-TIMES Herb Besand, proprietor ALL THE NEWS Every Week S. Mill St. The Tri-Cities Festus Leading Newspaper Mo. Phone YE 7-2811 Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-3006 Phone YE 7-6036 814 South Second St. CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY BOB CLARK Hospitalization . Life . Auto . Fire . Income Protection Festus, Missouri BIG STOP DRIVE-IN — OUR SPECIALTY — — 3-D HAMBURGER — Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-8766 LET STORE YOUR 'OOLENS and FURS . CUT VAULT I QUALITY CLEANERS Shirts Expertly Laundered and Finished Use Our Drive-In in the Rear Newest Equipment Joe L. Harris Yellowstone 7-4244 LUCAS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE PLYMOUTH AND VALIANT 24 Hour Wrecker Service Day or Night General Auto Repairing and Overhauling BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING BODY AND FENDER WORK FRAME STRAIGHTENING YE 7-5413 207 South Mill Festus, Missouri UNITED GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS Wishes Success to the Students of FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL LOCAL 63, C.I.O. Compliments of E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. The Friendly Yard Crystal City Missouri Telephone YEllowstone 7-6803 P H 0 T 0 F I N I S H I N G WILLIAM R. BURCH sj 0t0y 3nC. President 203 WALNUT STREET CRYSTAL CITY, MISSOURI QUALITY WORK—FAST SERVICE HERE COMES feiVlck . . . . . . the picture man. YOU TAKE ’EM . . . AND WE’LL MAKE ’EM! POLITTE FUNERAL HOMES Crystal City, Mo. Phone YEllowstone 7-3631 Herculaneum, Mo. Phone YEllowstone 7-3631 Festus, Mo. Phone YEllowstone 7-4444 DAY OR NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE YE 7-3631 HOWARD INDUSTRIES LOYD SCRUGGS DIVISION Racine, Wisconsin Festus, Missouri TRI-CITY ELECTRIC GIFT CHEST JEWELERS AND HARDWARE Charles Billington A Complete Line of • Hardware Electrical Supplies Manager Toys Sporting Goods 209 Main St. Festus, Mo. Zenith Radio and Television Crystal Village YE 7-2600 YE 7-5007 Serving Jefferson County For Over Twenty Years TRI-CITT NURSERY STATE CERTIFIED STOCK ROBERT E. CHAPPUE FESTUS-HORINE ROAD, MO. E B ELECTRONICS 304 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO. YE 7-2812 AUTO REPAIR CENTER MILL STREET Jefferson and Bailey Rd. MARKET C. L. Barnhart, Proprietor YE 7-6810 503 N. Mill St. Crystal City, Missouri Telephone YE 7-5431 Festus, Mo. J. C. ‘•CHOP-’ VOLMAR GLENNON THOMURE “YOUR PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE AGENTS” ZEPHYR Gasoline and Oil Gas for Less Local and One-Way Trailers For Rent Crystal City, Mo. MILLERS’ MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone YE 7-4200 ASSOCIATION DECLUE MOTOR SERVICE of Illinois All Mechanical Work Phone: Ye 7-2013 John E. Vaughn Res. 847 Vine Street Wm. G. DeClue Festus, Missouri Bus. Ill A Main Street 301 N. Mill Festus, Mo. QUONSET INN H AND H MIRROR AND AUTO GLASS SHOP Bowling Lanes Manufacturers of Open 10 A.M. Doily 7 Days A Week Quality — Mirrors Automatic Pin Spotters Ornamental — Mirrors 12 Lanes Window Glass YE 7-2118 2006 Hi-Way 61 Table Tops Crystal City Missouri F. G. Henniger FRED ISENMAN MFA INSURANCE MOTORS, INC. COMPANIES Lin Counts, President Telephones: YE 7-4611 A. ELMO BLUM, AGENT and YE 7-4612 Citizens Bank Bldg. Festus, Mo. Festus, Missouri YE 7-2903 SUSIE’S BEAUTY SALON TRI-CITY INDEPENDENT Fine Offset Letterpress Printing SERVING ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS Phone YE-7-2544 1009 North Fourth St. for 50 Years 109 N. Mill Festus YE 7-2736 I. to r: Alice Zim-mermon, Paula Pinkley, Anita McCormack. 2nd Row — Jim Funk, John Shoush, Tim Keen, Larry Wegmann, Garrett Walton, and Robert Robinson. The above students and their director were named to the All-district Band. BLACKIE’S PHILLIPS ‘66’ SERV. Hi way 61 -67 YE 7-5501 Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Crystal City, Mo. STOPLIGHT AUTO SALES YE 7-8741 Don Hudson Leo Gebhardt DRIVE - IN Stop at the STOPLIGHT DRIVE-IN Hiway 61 and Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri Eat-at-the-Stoplight Brotherhood Week was observed by Festus Senior High on February 23—26. Palti Tynes introduces Rev. Archie Holt of the First Methodist Church. Art Classes drew portraits of students. Suzanne Shoin sketched Eddie Sariego. LLOYD N. THUESEN COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REPRESENTING A PLUS — FIVE ••A” COMPANIES LIFE—HEALTH—RETIREMENT—HOME—AUTO COMMERCIAL FIRE LIABILITY 135 Main Street 916 North Mill Festus, Missouri Phone: YE 7-5583 or YE 7-5181 VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 A Main St. YE 7-3026 “Insurance of all kinds H. E. “Hank” Vaughn, Jr. AUDIO-VISUAL TRAINING Early in 1965, ten boys took a 2 week course in the operation of 8 different types of projectors. Gory Wright acted as the instructor. From left to right the boys are: Ron Pope, Paul Pope, Frank Bollinger. Kirby Santschi, Gory Wright, Wendell Daugherty, Jerry Drury, and Donald Peters. Not shown are Jim Bell, Floyd Henderson, and Jock Young. OZARKS FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN LEE WICHMAN MOTORS, INC. Highway 61-67 ASSOCIATION Crystal City, Mo. Farmington, Mo. Festus Branch MERCURY—RAMBLER DEALER 105 N. Adams YE 7-5687 YE 7-2626 DUFFNER’S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Duffner’r Ice Cream Products Since 1911 These girK studied child care in Home Economics. The girls are Patty White, Linda Elfrank and Linda Reynolds. Compliments of RELAX . . . PLAY BILLIARDS LEN'S SERVICE STATION CRYSTAL CUE CLUB Mobile Tires and Tubes Hiway 61 -67 North YE 7-8888 Mobilubrication Crystal City, Mo. Hi way 61-67 YE 7-8723 Festus, Mo Leon Wulfers Owner CARDS CRYSTAL VILLAGE DRUGS GIFTS I ‘toyDrWw MolyCMdhood CARDS “Your Health Headquarters” Friendly, courteous service—home owned—independent Prescription specialists—6 hour film service—cosmetics Baby Dept. — Diabetic Supplies Have Your Doctor Call YE 7-2505 SAMUEL LINDER Registered Pharmacist f ieehnffs GIFTS JOSTENS Since 1897 Harold Kersch Representative Fine Class Rings Announcements and Awards Box 71 Columbia J. V. AXTETTER Route 2 Box 252 YEIIowstone-7-4441 EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Sewer Ditches Basements Grading Donna Smith receives annual from Jane Caldwell. Diane Carrow, and Kathy Evans E D STYLE SHOP “As Modern as Tomorrow” 10 Main Street Festus, Mo. Festus High School Students Model Evening Dresses: Pam Brewer, JoAnn Martin, and Sylvia Parriott E D Style Shop presented the 32nd annual style show at Festus Senior High on March 1. This was the Spring style show. Here are some examples of the clothing modeled. Below are Barb Kavlick, Glenda Vest, Diana Rigdon, Pam Brewer, Kim Tharp, and Myra Elkins These girls made up the bridal party. Above, Sue Lucas, Patty Roehrs, ond Ellie Honcock model sportswear. Board of Education W. Edwin Evans, President—50,87 Harry Long—50 Charles W. Vogt-50 R. Winthrop Johnson—50 Harry L. C. Weier—50 A. J. Kirby-50 Charles H. Dreyer—50 Mrs. Sara M. Wood—50,51 Ralph B. Tynes, Superintendent— 10,46,50,87 Robert L. Shoush—10,46 FACULTY Castleberry, Mrs. Gladys—47 Clippard, John—47 Cook, Paul R.—48,83 Dreyer, Mrs. Cora—10,47,53 Elkins, Warren—47 Glore, Miss Carolyn—49 Godwin, Murrel—21,23,26,27,47, 82 Hoggard, Frank—48 Holligan, Mrs. Genevieve—36,48 Holmes, Miss Lucille—11,47 Huter, Miss LaVonne—48 Howard, Mrs. Theo—48 Johnson, Martin S.—34,49,52,82 Litton, Howard C.—47,83 Manley, Mrs. Sarah—10,14,47,53,81 McCullough, Mrs. Willa—48 Mitchell, Mrs. Helen—31,47 Moody, Miss Doris—6,10,49,83 Moore, Hueby—35,41,52,82 Morris, Mrs. Helen—47 Nickless, Cloyd E.-10,48,83 Oetting, Harold—21,23,28,49 Pryor, Robert—48 Spurgeon, Leslie—48,49 Terry, Daniel—13,48 Weatherford, Jerry—49,76 Whitener, Ben—49,81 Whitener, Mrs. Kay—49,80 SCHOOL FRIENDS Abernathy, Sherry—8,85 Alcorn, Mrs. H.—17 Althauser, Mrs. G.—17 Batchelor, Dick—23 Bakan, Mrs. S.—17 Barnhart, Linda—83 Bauman, Ed—51 Bayer, Mrs. M.—17 Index Blaha, Mrs. Fran—51 Boyer, Leslie—83 Bradford, Mrs. P.—17 Brown, Mary—31 Caner, Cevdet—86 Carrow, Mrs. W.—11,17 Chappue, Mrs. R.—17 Chappue, Robert—82 Coleman, Mrs. Mary—49,51 Curtis, Mrs. Margaret—51 Cutler, Donna—83 Davis, John—4,25,83,87 Davis, Tana—87 DeClue, Mrs. Marian—51 Dugan, Robert—82,83 Evans, Cathy—50 Evans, Tom—22 Fallert, Mrs. S.—17 Funk, Mrs. B.—17 Gomel, Hedi—82 Gibbs, Mrs. N.—17 Goodwin, Mrs. C.—17 Govero, Diane—86 Gresham, Mrs. G.—11 Haeusler, Ginny—80 Herbst, David—86 Hill, Mr. Clyde—51 Hogenmiller, Mrs. L.—17 House, Mrs. D.—51 Hughes, Bobette—4,5 Kennedy, Tom—22 Kimberlin, Mrs. D.—17 Kohler, Susie—80 Ladd, Mrs. F.-11,17 Lassing, Wilma—82 Lee, Mrs. V.-17 LeGrand, Terry—25 Lilly, Mrs. V.-17 Lovelace, Mrs. N.—11,17 Lovely, Mary Lou—82 Madison, Mrs. J.—11 Martin, Mrs. W.—17 Mayberry, Mrs. P.—11,51 McClain, Dr. Charles—82 McClenahan, Mrs. M.—17 McClenahan, Mrs. R.—17 McClenahan, McCormack, Mrs. B.—17 McNeil, Jackie—83 O'Brien, Stu—23 Page, Mr. M.—24,25 Parriott, Mrs. W.—17 Porchey, Carl—82,83 Reynolds, Jim—85 Rhineberger, Mrs. R.—17 Ritter, Mrs. E.—17 Roehrs, Mrs. P.—17 Roth, Mrs. H.-17 Roth, Lester—82 Shoush, Mrs. R.—17 Sinclair, Mrs. D.—17 Skelton, Mrs. C.—17 Sullens, Mrs. E.—17 Sweeney, Tom—6 Thompson, Mrs. M.—17 Turley, Mike—6 Thurman, Mrs. H.—17 Tynes, Mrs. R.—17 Vaughn, Mike—23 Vest, Mrs. E.-ll,17 Wansley, Danny—23,82 Weaver, Ann—82 Wegmann, Mrs. G.—11,17 Westbrook, Mrs. R.-11,17 White, Mrs. B.—11 Wilfong, Donna—6 Williams, Mrs. P.—17 Willmon, Mr. J.—51 Willoughby, Mrs. R.—17 SENIORS Adams, Tom—54 Akins, Donald—54 Alcorn, Darlene-18,34,35,44,54,81 Allgire, Robert—54 Althauser, Claudia— 14,33,34,35,41, 44,54 B Bakan, Carol-21,30,31,42,54,81 Bayer, Jim—12,13,54 Beaird, John—54 Becker, Warren—54 Blucker, Ken-9,21,27,54 Boettger, John-24,25,54 Bolle, Sally-14,21,31,42,44,54 Borusiewich, Nicholas-4,5,9,12, 21.27.53.55.80 Boyer, Ken—55 Bradford, Joan-4,14,18,21,30,31, 42.55.80 Brewer, Pamela-21,30,31,55 Buechting, James-21,24,25,28,35, 55 Burgan, John—55 130 Burkard, Betty—20,34,35,55 C Callahan, Gayle—4,6,8,9,33,34,35, 41.55 Carrow, Diane—4,14,16,18,34,35, 42.44.55 Casey, Marcella—18,21,42,43,55 Chamberlain, Michael—55 Chappue, Gerald—13,14,16,34, 35.42.44.55 Chmela, Chris-20,21,30,31,56 Clay, Francis—56 Collier, Richard—4,27,28,41,56 Collins, Sandra—34,35,56 Cook, Lucretia—56 Cook, Richard—40,18,24,25,35,56 Courtois, Carol—21,35,56 Covington, Larry—21,24,25,56 Craig, Frank—56 D Dallas, Mary Ann—56 Davies, Sharon—7,42,57 Davis, (Welch) Sandra—57 Dutton, Ronald—57 E Esch, Carolyn—6,13,20,21,34,35,57 Estok, Sandra—6,21,35,57 F Fallert, Don—42,57 Ferguson, Charlotte—57 Fite, William—57 Franklin, Paul—21,24,25,35,57 Frazier, Larry—2,4,9,21,24,25,26, 27.29.57 Funk, James—4,14,16,28,33,34,35, 36.41.42.57 G Gomel, David—57 Gansner, Joy—4,5,6,14,20,21,30, 31,35,37 Gansner, Joyce—4,5,20,21,30,31,35, 58 Geiler, Linda—44,58,80,81 Gerber, Daniel—58 Gibbs, Terry—4,12,13,14,16,35,36, 42,53,58,82,83 Gokin, Beverly—44,58 Goodwin, Steve—12,35,58 Gresham, George—9,21,24,25,33,35, 41,58 Guenther, Selene—35,58 H Hall, Beverly—14,34,35,58 Hayden, Marc—58 Hardin, Jackie—58 Heddell, Pam—33,34,35,41,58 Hill, Donald—59 Hill, Sue—59 Hogenmiller, Elona—35,59 Humphrey, Geraldine—14,59 Hunt, Dennis—59 J Jones, Aloma—59 Joplin, James—59 K Kearns, Cynthia—34,35,59,81 Keathley, Martin—35,59 Keen, Tim—33,35,41,59 Kennedy, Sue—34,59 Kimberlin, Scotty—2,9,12,21,23,26, 27,59,89 Klobe, David—60 Klobe, Mary Helen-—21,60 Klobe, Shirley—60 Kloth, Carolyn—60 L Lalumondier, Fred—21,24,25,28,29, 60,81 La Plant, Jim—60 Lednick, Mike—33,34,35,41,60 Lee, Charles—60 Lee, Vickie—60 Leutzinger, Alice—60 Lieber, Linda—33,34,35,41,60 Lilly, Marla-18,33,34,35,41,44,60 Linde, Feme—4,7,9,12,14,18,21,30, 34.35.36.61 Lorts, Irvin—21,24,25,61 Lovelace, Jack—4,5,9,21,24,25, 27.36.61.81 Lucas, Janet—33,41,42,44,61,82,83 M Madison, Carol—11,14,18,33,41, 42,61,80 Martin, JoAnn—4,14,20,21,30,31, 35.44.61 Mayberry, Paul—14,21,23,33,34, 35.41.42.61.81 Meyers, Francis— 12,13,35,42,54,61 Miller, Charlotte—61 Miller, Joyce—61 McClanahan, Karen—44,82 McClanahan, Donna—18,20,21,30, 31.61.81 McClenahan, Phyllis—18,20,21,30, 31.34.35.62 McCormack, Anita—5,14,33,34,35, 41.44.62.81 McKee, Eva Lynn—30,62 McKnight, Carol—34,35,62 N Noce, Rebecca—14,21,42,53,62 O Oswald, Beverly—14,16,30,33,34, 35.41.42.62 P Page, Elmer—62 Parriott, Sylvia—4,14,18,20,21,30, 34.35.44.42.62.81 Peters, Donald—12,35,54,62 Pikey, Glenn—62 Politte, Sharon—18,21,44,62 Pope, Carl-21,23,27,63 Pope, Don—63 Pope, Ronald-9,12,21,22,27,42,63 Posch, Mike—62 Prather, Gary—21,27,63,72 Pratt, Linda—63 R Rariden, Carlton—33,41,42,63 Reifsteck, Danny—4,9,21,27,63 Renfro, Wayne—4,8,9,12,14,21,22, 27,53,63 Rhineberger, Robert—63 Rigdon, Diane—33,63,81 Ritter, Linda—14,63 Robinson, Robert—33,34,41,63 Roehrs, Jerry—34,35,64 Rosener, Rosemary—64 Roth, Linda—64 Roth, Paul-9,21,22,23,64 S Santschi, John—21,22,64,80,81 Schumer, Shannon—64,81 Scott, Sheryl—4,5,7,9,10,12,18,34, 35.36.44.64.81 Shoush, John—4,9,14,16,21,25,27, 28,29,36,41,42,64 Scaggs, Donna—64 Siebert, Paul—64 Sinclair, Claudia—13,20,21,34,64 Sipp, Mike—22,34,35,65 Skelton, Charles—34,35,64 Smith, Herbert—65 Smith, Roy—65 131 Smith, Spencer—65 Spindler, (King) Judy—65 Stearns, Diana—6,13,14,20,21,34, 65 Sullens, Darlene—4,33,34,35,41, 53.65 Summers, John—21,27,33,34,41,44, 60.65 Sumpter, Terry—34,35,54,65 T Tharp, Kim-2,12,13,14,16,18,20, 21.34.35.65 Thomas, William—41 Thornton, Barbara—67 Thurman, Marvin—4,33,34,35,41,44, 54.65 Tindall, Mary—34,35,53,65 Tipton, Dale—23,66 Tynes, Patti—4,7,8,9,14,16,18,21, 33,34,35,36,41,56,66,83 V Vest, Glenda-14,18,20,21,34,35, 53.66 W Wagner, John—6 Walker, Suzanne—34,35,66 Wegmann, Larry—14,33,34,41,65,66 Weise, Donna-7,14,20,21,35,42,66 Welch, Louetta—13,33,34,35,41,66 White, Drena—18,33,41,66,81 White, Robert—66 Whittington, Ronald—66 Williams, Lois—34,35,67 Williams, Preston—33,35,41,42,67 Willoughby, Mary—13,14,18,33, 35,41,67,81 Wren, Tom-7,53,67 Wright, Gary-12,13,35,67 Wright, Gene—67 V Young, Jack—67 JUNIORS Adams, Barney—68 Algiere, Edith—68 Algiere, Jerry—68 Arnold, Roberta—68 Arnold, Terry—22,68 B Bahr, Dennis—34,35,68 Bailey, Herb-22,27,35,68 Baker, Dennis—68 Barnhart, Dennis—35,68 Bates, Gerald—68 Beffa, Jo Ann-20,21,30,34,35,68 Bieser, Carol—68 Bland, Cassandra—68 Brooks, Linda—18,20,21,30,68 Brown, Donna—20,31,68 Burgee, Jim—68 Burger, Kathy—68 Burkett, Marilyn—21,30,34,35,68 Burley, William—68 Burris, Barbara—68 C Candler, Doug—22,23,68 Carr, Smmye—68 Carron, Ellen—21,30,31,68 Carrow, Susan—2,11,18,20,21,30, 31,35,68,71,84 Carter, Phillip-21,22,27,35,68 Casey, Janice—15,35,68,81 Charleston, Raymond—68 Cook, Brenda—68 Cook, Kermit—68 Crump, David-23,33,34,35,41,68 Crump, Jeanne— 15,18,21,35,37, 44,68 Culton, David—21,24,25,27,34,69 D Dann, Nora-18,21,30,35,69 Dill, Terry—69 Dixon, Sharlene—69 Dugon, Karen —15,21,31,69 Dyle, Bob—69 E Easley, Stanley—69 Elfrank, Linda—30,35,69 Ellington, Dan—69 Elliott, Beverly—69 Elliott, Carol—67 Evans, Lee—24,25,27,28,69,80 F Fallert, Mike—69 Farr, Deanna—69 Felgate, Don—67 Fleig, Mary—30,34,69 Flynn, Eddie—69 French, Robert—15,69 Frye, Jimmy—21,25,35,39,69 G Galloway, Diane—69 Gegg, Ruth Ann—18,34,69 Gendron, Donald—69 Gerber, Dee Ann—34,69 Greer, Paul—69 Grooms, Edward—33,41,69 H Hampton, Sandra—18,21,34,69 Hardin, Randal—69 Harris, Ronald—69 Harter, Cecelia—18,21,67 Henderson, Arthur—21,23,27,28, 69 Hill, Kenny-22,27 Holligan, Larry—23,35,69,81 Hubbard, Sandy-33,34,41,52,69 Hull, Terry-15,69,8) Ipock, Clinton—35,70 J James, Marsha—70 Jesse, Hugh-22,23,27,70 Johnson, Glenda—9,18,21,30,31, 33,35,41,70,81 Johnston, Patty-11,18,20,21,30,70 Jones, Carthal—70 Jones, Diana—70 K Kavlick, Barbara—34,35,70 Kempster, John—34,35,52,70 Kennedy, Virginia—20,21,30,70 Kent, Sue—70 Kinder, Sharon—70 Kloth, Linda-9,70 Knoblock, Linda-11,20,21,30,31, 35,37,70 Kyle, Juanita—70 L Labbee, Linda—70 LaBrot, Robert—70 LaPlant, Barbara—15,20,21,44,70 Linder, Joel-15,21,22,26,27,70,81 Litton, James—29,41,70 Love, Julia—33,34,41,70 Lovely, Robert—70 Lucas, Terry—33,34,41,70 Luke, Jo Ann— 15,70,81 M Magraw, Eddie—71 Mahue, David—22,71 Mangan, Chris—71 Mardotay, Brenda—71 132 Meeks, Juanita—71 Mitchell, Robert—71 Moreland, Ferrell—71 Moses, Jimmy—71 Murphy, Mike—71 McCormack, Clyde—27,34,35,71 McGougan, David—22,23,71 McNeil, Pat-16,33,34,37,41,44,71 N Nausley, James—25,71 O Ogden, John—71 Ogle, Stephen (Tim)—34,35,71 Olinger, Norval—35 P Parker, Robert—34 Peterein, Eugene—71 Pierce, James—15,33,34,35,41,52, 71 Pinkley, Paula-15,33,34,35,41,52, 71 Politte, Pat—71 Politte, Ron—71 Porterfield, Terry—27,71 Propst, Robert—71 Pullen, Sherry-15,20,21,34,52,71, 73,81 R Rainey, Linda—30,34,70,72 Ramsey, Joe—15,22,27,35,72 Renfro, Dennis—27,29,72 Reynolds, Linda—34,72 Robinson, Patty—20,30,34,35,72, 80 Roehrs, Randy—35,72 Rosener, Tom—72,81 Roth, Patricia-15,20,21,35,72,81 Rouggly, Bill-16,29,34,35,37,72 Rouggly, Lisa—15,18,20,21,72,80 Rudisaile, Lynn—9,18,33,35,37,41, 73 S Sariego Eddie—33,41,73,81 Schumer, Ronald—73 Scott, Ray—73 Secrease, Pat—73 Self, Sylvia-35,73 Shelley, Linda Lee—73 Shinkle, Pat—73 Showen, Sondra—15,34,35,73,81 Siebert, Allen Joseph—73 Siebert, Sandy—21,34,35,73 Simms, Karen Sue—18,20,21,34,35, 73.80 Simms, Raymond—34,35 Simpson, Sheila—20,21,73,80,81 Sliz, Frank—15,73,80 Sloan, Darrell—80 Smetzer, Greg—73 Speidel, Richard—73 Stephens, Sandra—73 Striler, Carol-21,33,52,73,81 Stuthers, Carol—21,72 Sweet, Bob-18,21,25,34,35,72 T Thomas, Beverly—34,72 Thomure, Lesley—10,33,34,41,72 Turner, Marion—20,21,34,72,80 U Ussery, Margie—72 W Walton, Garrett—15,27,33,34,35, 37,41,72,82 Wansley, Loretta—72 Werner, Wayne—72 White, Jacqueline—15,21,30,34,72 White, Maxine—72 Wiese, Susie—11,21,72,80 W.ldy, Ronald—34,35,72,80 Williams, Elaine—73 Womack, Bill—73 Wright, Edwina—11,15,18,21,30, 35,52,73 SOPHOMORES Albright, Jim—35,74 Almond, Billie—74 Ashley, Lee—74 Ayers, Shirley—15,18,74 B Bachmann, Karen—15,18,21,31,34, 74.80 Backy, Kathy—67 Backy, Tom—74 Barnhart, Jim—27,74 Barton, Jim—29,74 Basler, Bradford— 15,33,41,56,74, 80 Basler, Wayne—34,74 Battles, Stuart—74,80 Baumgartner, Jean—74 Baumstark, Jane—6,74 Bay, Kenneth—27,74 Beaird, Monica—18,21,74 Bean, Barry—34,74 Becker, Brenda—74 Becker, John—74 Bell, Jim—35,74 Bilkey, Howard (Clay)—33,34,35, 41,74 Billington, Carol—74 Bishop, Dennis—35,74 Blow, Christine— 18,21,34,74 Blucker, David—27,74 Boettger, Lillian—74 Bollinger, Barbara—15,18,21,31, 33,34,41,74,80 Bollinger, Frankie—74 Boyer, Tim—27,35,74 Bradford, Jean— 15,21,31,35,74 Buechting, Linda—18,74 Burger, John—74 Burkard, William—35,74 Burris, Junior—35,74 Butler, Rebecca— 15,21,34,35,74,81 C Carrow, Nancy—75 Charleston, Harvey—42,74 Cook, Janet—18,21,74 Cooper, Rodney—35,74 Crump, Donald—74 Crump, Robert—35,74 Culton, Virgie—74 D Dallas, Gary—35,75,80 Daugherty, Wendell—29,75 Davis, Gary—27,75 Davis, Robert—34 Day, Diane—75 De Rousse, Patty—75 Dollar, Glenda—75 Dorsey, Tom—35,75 Drennen, Howard—75 Drury, Jerry—34,35,75 Drury, Richard—35,75 Duro, Sonja—35,75,81 Dyle, David—75 E Earls, Cathy—75 Easley, Randal—35,75,80 Elkins, Myra—15,18,21,33,34,35, 41,42,75,81 Engelhardt, Becky—6,15,75 133 F Fasnut, David—35,41,75 Foesle, Linda—7 Franklin, Robert—15,34,35,37,75 G Gomel, Bill-15,27,75 Garrett, Joe—34,35,41,75 Gehrs, Johnny—27,75 Gieler, Larry—75 Glasgow, Sharon—9,15,31,34,35, 75.81 Goodwin, Sandy—75 Govero, Robert—75 Graves, Barbara—75 Greenstreet, Dennis—27,76 Greer, Joan—34,76,80 Gresham, Bob—33,35,41,76 Grohs, Jo Ellen-6,18,21,76 Gunterman, Juanita—76,80 H Hancock, Ellen Lee—15,18,20,33, 34.35.41.76.81 Hardin, Delphia—76 Harmon, David—76 Harmon, Kenneth—76 Harmon, Ronald —76 Harris, James Brad—34,76 Hassey, David—76 Hawkins, Sharon—33,41,52,76 Heiney, Thomas—27,76 Henderson, Floyd—76 Hendrix, Gary—76 Hensley, Joyce—76 Hewitt, Earl—33,41,76 Hill, Marceen—9,18,21,35,76 Hughes, Sue—76 J Jackson, Mary—76 James, Jesse—35,76 James, Sandra—76 Johnson, Charles—67 Johnson, Karen—15,18,21,31,33, 34.35.41.76.80 K Kearbey, Dorothy—76 Kearns, Robin—15,29,33,34,35,41, 76.80 Kennedy, Debbie—76 Kent, David—76 Kent, James—35,77 Kincaid, Donald—77 King, David—27,33,41,77 Klobe, Donna—77 L Laiben, Steve—35,77 Lalumandier, Patty—18,21,77 Lankford, Bill-27,29,33,35,41,77 La Plant, Tom—77 La Rue, Larry—15,77 Lee, Jean ie—77 LeGrand, Sue-21,33,34,35,41,52, 77 Leutzinger, George—77 Litton, Gail—77 Litton, John—33,34,35,41,77 Lucas, Carolyn—9,15,18,33,34,35, 37,41,77,79,81 Lucas, Susan Carol—15,18,33,41, 77 Lucas, Susan Jean— 18,21,77 M Markotay, Vickie—77 Martin, Gerald—35,77 May, Larry—33,35,41,77 Meeks, Mary—77 Mehler, Donald—77 Merseal, Billy—77 Miller, Linda—77 Miller, Janet—34,77,81 Miriani, Rosellen—33,34,41,77,80 Mitchell, Larry—77 Moore, Randy—33,41,77 Montgomery, Mike—15,27,29,33, 34,77 Morrison, Jim—33,35,41,77,80 O Oldham, Kathleen—77 P Page, Sherrill—77 Parker, Bonnie—77 Parker, Connie—7 Parks, Russell—15,29,33,41,77 Peters, Carol—15,35,37,77 Pettus, Carolyn—18,67,80 Pierce, Linda—18,21,77 Pippin, Jimmy—77 Pope, Paul—77 Pope, Ronnie—78 Posch, Linda-15,21,33,35,41,78 Prather, Vickie—78 Pratt, Randy—27,78 Priest, Norville—78 Pruitte, Ronald—78 R Ramsey, Linda—78 Reece, Robert—78 Reed, Richard—15,34,35,41,78 Reynolds, Lorna—33,41,78,80 Rhodes, Darryl—34,35,78 Riddle, Mary Ann—78 Rigdon, Geraldine—78 Roehrs, Patricia—18,21,35,78,80 Roth, Bob—78 Roth, Gary—78 Rudloff, Sally-33,34,35,41,78 S Santschi, Kirby—35,78,80 Schumer, David—34,35,78 Self, Linda-15,18,33,41,78 Shain, Suzanne—33,41,78 Shell, David-27,29,35,78 Shelley, John—78 Shirrell, Franklin—78 Simmons, Richard—15,78 Simms, Jeanne—15,34,35,78,81 Smith, Patti—21,31,78 Spindler, Joyce—18,21,35,78 Staley, Charles—29,34,76 Stratton, Mary—8,15,34,35,78,80 Summers, Connie—21,78 T Tedder, Barbara—78 Theodoro, Jim—29,35,78 Thomas, Ricky—78 Thomas, Troy—34,78 Thomure, Randy—33,34,35,41,76, 78 U Uding, Gary—78 V Vachalek, Daniel—78 Vaughn, Nancy-15,18,33,41,52, 78,80 Volkart, Connie—78 W Wagner, Mike—79 Wansley, Edith—79 Warren, Sandy—79 Watkins, Joyce-15,18,21,31,35, 37,79,81 Wegmann, Beverly—15,33,35,41, 79 Weiss, Russell—15,79 Welch, Sendee-18,21,31,33,34, 134 35.37.41.76.79.80 Welch, Steve—27,33,79 Westbrook, Glenda—15,34,35,79, 81 White, Donald—34,35,79 White, Linda—79 White, Patricia—79 Whittington, Donald—15,29,35, 79.80 Williams, Mary—21,79 Williams, Ruby—79 Willis, Dean-27,79 Wilson, Cynthia—79 Wilson, Myra—79 Wines, Terry—79 Winkler, Gary—79 Woodland, Sharon—31,33,79 Woodland, Shelby—34,79,80 Wren, David—15,23,27,29,33,34, 35.41.52.79.80 Z Zavadil, Dianna Elaine—79 Zimmermon, Alice—15,18,33,34, 35.37.41.79.81 135 ?'•• .,, w-w •% •..i ■' «v s' w . % •v v v 'Vv[i v-oCv V .I-. ..- i-iWv. 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