Franklin Junior High School - Kite N Key Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1973 volume:

Q£A) All III I.OUNTY PUBLIC LIURARY 3 1833 01703 9444 Gc 977.202 F77fra 1973 Franklin Junior High School (Fort Wayne, Ind. ) Kite ' n ' key 373.77£74 Fm48 k 1 3 KITE ' N ' KEY ic M. LI 379.77274 F77481k 1973 1756352 INDIANA COLLECTION FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH Kite ' n Key Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume XII 1973 - ' hrlili i — m I I f 1 M W ,en County Public Libra 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 The Experiences of Time Administration N. .... 4 Faculty and Staff 5 Ninth Grade 9 Eighth Grade 21 Seventh Grade . . . 27 Athletics J. . . 33 Academics yt. . . 45 Activities S . . .,. . .jy .. .... 51 m SP o s ' 0c o i liiii mi - Ro e p aV Off, ' ce ty Or f 1r. Raymond Moore, Jr. — Principal Mr. Frank Yeranko Assistant Principal Administration — A Vital Key Mr. Moore co-ordinates school activities and curriculum to promote a progressive school life. Besides assisting Mr. Moore, Mr. Yeranko counsels and supervises students. The counselors assist students with class programs, future plans, and personal problems. , ■ -« ■«« Mr. Harry Hines Counselor Irs. Molly Klus Counselor Mrs. Shirley Johnson Counselor w FAC U LT Y A Teacher Affects Eternity; He Can Never Mr. Charles Ault Mrs. Nancy Bauman Social Studies Home Economics Miss Wynne Begun Mr. Ray Bishop Mrs. Georgia Chandler Special Ed English Language Arts Mr. Wayne Geiger Industrial Arts Mr. Philip Ginder Algebra. Math Mrs. Orma Heaston Home Economics Mr. James Hiland Mr. James Irey, Biol- Biology. A-V ogy. Health Safety Miss Ruth Minsel Develop. Reading Mr. James Overmyer Mr. Steven Parker. Alg. Science. Biology Fundamentals, Math Mr. William Petroff English. Phys. Ed. Mr. Carroll Phillips Geography. Soc. Studies Mrs. Madge Schone Mrs. Virginia Seabold Mrs. Betty Shoemaker Mr. Ben Simpson Miss Sherry Smith Phys. Ed.. Health Language Arts English. Publica- Math Spanish, Phys. Ed. Safety tions Tell Where His Influence Stops H. B. Adams Mr. Donald Converse Mrs. Mary A. Dick Mr. Lowell Doherty. Art Develop. Reading Geography Mr. James Lambert Drafting, Ind. Arts Mrs. Mel Ehinger Chorus, Music Mr. Richard Fox, Sci- ence. Health Safety Mr. Dwain Lange Mr. Howard Leis Mr. James McKibben Mrs. Beverly Miller Biology Math Industrial Arts Music. Chorus . ' H Mrs. Charlene Potter Social Studies Mr. Carl Reibs Mrs. Sharon Reynolds Mrs. Sharon Rhoade- Math Language Arts hamel. Math Mr. David Riley Physical Education Mr. Rolland Stellhorn Mrs. Avonnelle Stoops Mr. Gerald Tilker Mr. Roger Walker Mrs. Karolyn White Instrumental Music Lang. Arts. Typing Typing. Gen. Math. Science Special Education Business (first semester) «SKkCli r OFFICE WORKERS — standing behind Mrs. Smith are (L.-R.) Mrs. Linn. Mrs. Conley. and Mrs. Moyer. Service Personnel Parts of the school ' s backbone include the cooks, custodians, office secretaries and helpers, and the librarian. Each of these groups helps students and teachers to be more efficient workers and to be comfortable. OFFICE HELPERS are (L.-R.) B. McDonald, Jo Morris. R. Desmond, C. Hughes. P. White. Not pictured are Lloyd Kirkpatrick, Randy Olry. Ernie Federspiel. Mary Fountain, Kathy Knight, Joan Byrd. Mrs. Alice Deputy — Librarian. Teacher V - tf Custodians pictured are Mr. Maasel. Mr. Mitchell, and Mrs. Simms; missing are Mr. Kyser and Mr. Aherns. SCHOOL COOKS are (L.-R.) Mrs. Vetrecht. Mrs. Hagan. Mrs. Mahoney. Mrs, Geist. Mrs. Ecenbarger. Mrs. Helmke. and Mrs. Whitehurst. cafe- teria manager. A NINTH They have half the deed done, MarkAkey Vicki Amburgey Karen Anderson Steven Angel James Anspach Sherry Artrip Diana Bates Shirley Bates Mark Beber J . Maria Becraft Daniel Beckman Terry Beebe Pamela Benya who have made a beginning. Cheryl Bodnar Rose Boneff Rosalie Bonner David Breeden Dennis Mary Briggins Bridgewater Julie Brown Matthew Brown Douglas Broyles James Bryson Timothy Buchan Tom Buckmaster Robin Bunting John Bunting Mary Burke Patrice Butler t, 1 Joann Byrd Debbie Cantwell Joyce Carlson Angela Carter Richard Chambers Karen Christlieb Eric Clark Charles Claymiller Tracy Cook Pamela Conley Fred Converse Bruce Cornell Robin Cotham Kathryn Covault KathyDidion Debbie Dietz Vicki Donaldson Robert Doyle Rebecca Drew Debbie Dufor Maureen Eby Arthur Essex Ernest Federspiel Mista Feist Karen Felger Letitia Foster K Bill Mary Fountain Carolyn Fox Patty Fox Diann Fry Joann Fry Randy Fudge RickGallegos Jerry Gatewood Katherine Geist Tom Geoffray Gwen Gibson Roberta Gipson Tom Glazer MaryGoff Steve Goldsmith John Gouwens Pamela Grider Tammy Grider Margaret Griffin Daniel Grone MikeGrosjean Jeff Grueb Christina Jerome Guy Gerard Haft Cynthia Hagan Robert Hall Dale Harden Tina Hardesty Rebecca Harker 13 Gene Hatch James Hatfield John Hatton Paul Haugen Robert Heaston Richard Heeren Darlene Hensley Jane Hensley Debbie Hernandez Steve Hernandez Ruth Heitger Thomas Hetrick Jenny Housholder Corelli Hughes RickHunley Robert Hunter Curtis Hutsell Bobby Jackson Joyce Jackson Gary Joiner Southern Jones Lisa Josse John Junk Cindy Karn Cindy Kaylor Kerry Keirns Karen Keller S.Jeff Kenny Karen Kline Kevin Kirkpatrick Lloyd Kirkpatrick Charles Knight Kathleen Knight Tom Knudson Curtis Knuth Cheryl Kramer Sharon Kroskie MikeLahmon Sheila Lamb Eugene Langwell Sue LeFavour } 1 9HBH JHl Merle Lemay Robert Levy Geoffrey Ley Cynthia Lindsey Carol Lipp Laura Lombard RoxanneLove Nathan Luckadoo Diana Madison Dan Manes Kevin Mankey Sheila Manus Henry Mason Linda McCagg Mary Kay Bertha McDonald Gina McFeeters Rick McHenry McCollister RickMcKinley David McKinnis Cathy McLaughlin Debbie Denver Tina McNeely McLaughlin McLemore Rose Meredith Rita Michaels Vicki Michaels Tony Miller Sandy Minich Douglas Mixon Mary Moeller Hi . 3 Wkv Penny Mohas Christine Monnier Candy Morris JoHanna Morris Sidney Morris Angela Myers Mary Naugle Linda NewBerry Donna Nickell Marilyn Nix Sheryl Nofzinger Teresa North Mary Norton Randy Olry Richard Olry Vicki Oser Bonnie Panyard James Panyard Denise Parker Nancy Payton TonyPayton Gwen Ostrander Mark Perry Michael Piter Ron Porter Kim Powers Mark Pritchard William Purcell C. Shay Ranly 17 Larry Reader Barbara Peggy Theresa Roberts Richard Peggy Robinson Richardson Richardson Robertson Walter Robinson Michael Roeger Rick Romano Gene Runser Joyce Runyon Herb Ryan Karen Sarrazin Agnes Scheerer Dennis Schible Roy Serna Rudy Serna Cathy Serres fw.cs. Bobby Settles Betty Shoaf Lori Shook Jack Short Sindi Simmons KathySlusher Christina Smith Sandra Smith Sandy Smith Teri Smith Thomas Smith 1 J Sheryl Staton Mark Stedler Denise Stetler Steve Strahm Linda Sturdivant Calvin Swangin Georgia Swangin Larry Swangin Tina Taylor Keith Teegarden Frank Thomas J. Mark Thompson j UULI A Cindy Tompkins JenniferTopp William Tutwiler Liesa Vachon DennisVela Jennie Volkert Louis Voorhees D. Scott Wagner Kim Walker Marshall Walker Jeffrey Warner Tamera Watson Lorenzo Wells Thomas Wendline Karen Wermager Patti White Patricia Williams Theresa Williams 19 Tom Williams Mary Wilson Bruce Winter A: - iL David Wolfe Barbara Woods Debra Wright Not Pictured Karen Gifford Wayne Hardesty Penny Mohas Louis Molina Cynthia Perkins Chris Shaw Jackie Wright Tanya Wynn Earl Young Charles Zurbrugg Tim Myers 20 Eighth Grade Seeking, Finding; Laughing, Crying; Living, Being . . . Gladys Adams Bart Akey Amy Armstrong Kim Arnold A— i k Tom Avery James Baals lev !%t ' iii Margaret Borg Cynthia Bowers Michael Brockman Marc Brown Molly Brown Donna Broyles Gloria Bailey John Baldenegro Henry Ballard Marie Baskerville Towanda Baskerville Greg Baugher Bob Baumann Jacqueline Beamon Susan Beck Randall Beebe Candance Berner Cathy Berning Dale Brunnegraff Bobby Burton Brenda Byrd JackChaffin Velma Chain Dennis Claymiller KimGifford Karen Gilson Steven Goff James Gorrell Ken Gouwens John Gray Allen Grindley Suzanne Gross Diane Grueb DuWayne Hadley Robin Hall Tony Hart Susan Hartzell Jane Hatton Barbara Hazelwood Janet Heath Russell Heffner Karen Junior Thomas Kaufman William Kaylor Janice Kelly Joseph King Vicki Kirkpatrick Tina Kissick Howard Knight Theresa Kocks Laura Kroskie Mike Kunneke Linda Lampkins Jacqueline Lymon Dan Luley Carol Madden Sandra Madden Fred Marquart Regina Marshall m Susan Martin Marsha Meade Tamberle Meitz Steven Meshberger Charles Meyers Roger Mitchell Sandra Mixon Dale Morris Michael Morrison Joe Motherwell Geraldine Murdock Barb Nicolai fi $ f S JHIM; Jk. Elaine Odom Dave Oetting Brian Parker Penny Partin Phyllis Payne Joseph Payton Jenny Perkins Carolyn Perry Don Pilkinton Michael Powell Jan Powers Mike Prough 25 — Lori VanRyn Sheldon VanRyn Cynthia Vice Beverly Wasson Vickie Welch Vickey Wells Nancy Wendling Mike Wenk Carol Werling Vicky West Lynn Whipple David White Marshall White DuWayne Williams David Woodard Curtis York Tim Zimmerman Andy Gilbert Not Pictured Earldene Benson Carlton Christoffersen Audrey Hoskins Penny Polston David Ritter Tina Ross Georgiana Woods 26 Seventh Grade Learning, Growing; Talking, Listening; Living, Being . . . Teresa Adams Julie Allgeier Nanal Anspach Susan Arms James Arnold Chris Axson Amy Balser Donald Banks Katherine Baskerville Cindy Bates Thomas Bauman Pam Beaty Kenneth Brown Steve Brown Ricky Broyles John Burelison Chris Byrt Helen Campbell Roslyn Cansler Chris Cattin Edward Claymiller William Clodfelter Ann Cook Dianna Cross Lori Gouker Mark Grahovach Cheryl Grider JayneGutermuth Kenneth Guy Diane Hagan m$, r John Hageman Michelle Hall Rory Hamilton Chris Harding Roberta Harmon Michelle Harper Vicki Harrington Denise Harris Johnny Harris Deborah Hartman David Hartup Billy Haymond Ronald Heaston Patrica Heath Mary Ann Heffner Tim Heim Barry Heiser George Helton Pam Justice Linda Kaiser Kevin Kavanaugh Paula Keeley Kevin Keesler John Kenny Keith Klerner Barbara Krempel Judy Krudop Jamie Lahmon Jay Lampkins Teresa Lane Rick Moyer Kathy Mueller Bruce Muench Connie Murray Janet Naugle James Nelson Michael Neuhaus Carol Nickell Steven Null Joy Olry Martin Olry Laura Olsen Robert Shoemaker Lensie Shook Steven Simmons Linda Simpson Cheryl Smith Christine Smith John Snyder John Stansell Gloria Stanton Nancy Stark Shane Stark Linda Stetler Michael Templeton Danny Theime Pamela Thomas Dan Till Fred Treesh Ronald Tutwiler John Wmste Michael Woodard Edward Worrel Alan Wright Rhonda Yawberg Brenda Young No Pictures foi Dave Bauch Dennis Daring Jack Downing Daniel Eastgate Roger Fields 1 Rhonda Jackson Bill Woods J David Linnemeier Mary Woods :J Rebecca Martin Timothy Woods Debra Moses Elaine Moses Christine Neuhaus Valley Tolliver Vanessa Warble Larry William Trinda Zimmerman ATHLETICS Team Record 9th 2-4-0 8th 0-4-1 7th 1-2-0 The NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL Team consisted of (FIRST ROW, L.-R.) Jim Bryson, Scott Wagner, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Randy Olry, Dan Beckman (SECOND ROW) Lorenzo Well, Earl Young, rv T T - ' ft The EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Members were (FRONT ROW, L.-K) J. Baldenegro, J. Nelson, D. Hollins. T. Zimmerman, M. Kunneke, R. Daler, (MIDDLE ROW) M. Henry, J. Firestine, A. Jenkins, K.Jones, D. Claymiller, D. Sommers, (BACK ROW)T. Kaufman, H. Pugmire, L. Hunter. 34 Jim Panyard, Jim Hatfield, Bill Tutwiler, (THIRD ROW ) Mark Akey, Bruce Winter, Mike Harris, Frank Thomas, Jim Anspach, and Mr. Lambert, coach. 175635X The SEVENTH GRADE TEAM was (FIRST ROW, L.-R.) J. Shomburg, M. Broton, K. Monnier. M. White. D. Warner, J. Junk, B. Heiser, (SECOND ROW) R. Tutwiler, W. Brockman, M. Perry. S. Powell. B. Platter, A. Wells (THIRD ROW) T. Pepple, B. Haymond, T. Bauman. K. Klerner. K. Bodnar, K. Williams. J. Junk, and Mr. Bishop, coach. 35 C.C. Finishes Undefeated This year ' s CROSS COUNTRY team took city. The champs were (L-R) Mr. Fox, Dave Breeden, Roy Serna. Rudy Serna, Ronny Sparks, Bob Levy, and Mark Beber. Wrestlers Place Second in Tourney The NINTH GRADE WRESTLING team placed second in the city. They were (FRONT ROW L-R) Roy Serna, Jeff Ley. Terry Murray, and Herb Ryan. (SECOND ROW) Rick McKinley, Rudy Serna. Steve Hernandez, and Randy Olry. (TOP ROW) Bill Purcell, Doug Broyles, Terry Beebe, Mark Pritchard. Ted Murray, and Coach Lambert. EIGHTH GRADE WRESTLERS are (L-R) Steve Senesac. James Nelson. Fred Marquart, (SECOND ROW) Steve Meshberger, John Ford, Bill Kaylor, (THIRD ROW) Lynn Whipple. Herb Pugmire, Tom Kaufman. Brian High. Coach James Lambert. NOT PICTURED: Greg Noel and Steve Palver. %• of Jeff Ley and Herb Ryan are in the Neutral-Position Hold. ____S Steve Hernandez and Rudy Serna are in the Sit- out-and-Switch Hold. Tom Kaufman and Herb Pugmire are wrestling. 37 City Champions are (FRONT ROW, L-R) Lorenzo Wells, Earl Young, Authur Essex, Walter Robinson, Rick Hunley, David McKinnis, (BACK ROW) Robert Jackson, James Anspach, Frank Thomas, Tom Geoffary, Jerry Gatewood, and manager, Randy Fudge. NOT PICTURED is Gary Joiner. City Champs Eighth Improved Skills While Seventh Learned Fundamentals The EIGHTH GRADE Players were (FIRST ROW, L-R) Tom Terrell, Dave Oetting. Don Hollins, Tony Hart; (BACK ROW) Mr. Parker, coach, Chuck Echols, Sheldon VanRyn, Dave Sommers, Robert Daler, and Tim Zimmerman. The SEVENTH GRADE Team was (FRONT ROW, L-R) Melvm Drew. Ken Guy, Stanley Powell, Kim Lindsey, Dave Warner. (BACK ROW) Mark Shultz. Ken Bodnar. Jose Espada, and Mr. Fox. coach. 39 The VARSITY CHEERLEADERS cheered at Varsity home basketball, track, football, and Cross Country. They also boosted school spirit at the pep sessions. They are (L-R) Laura Lombard, Debbie Dufor, Barb Woods, Kathy Slusher. and Joyce Carlson. The EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS are (L-R) Tina Ross, Carol Werlmg. Jan Powers, Sue Hinga, and Beth Nicolai. 40 ' s Got Soul The RESERVE CHEERLEADERS (above) assisted the Varsity Cheer- leaders and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders in cheering at football and basketball games. Also they helped at cross country and track meets. Their sponsor was Mrs. Reynolds. The members are (FIRST ROW. L-R) Kelly Cowan, Amy Armstrong, Barb Nicolai, (SECOND ROW) Pam Grider, Cindy Kaylor, Lisa Gurran, and Pam Dolson. (THIRD ROW) Angie Myers, Mary Briggins, Elaine Odom. (FOURTH ROW) Laura Kroskie, Chris Gutermuth, Roxanne Love.. Cheryl Bodnar, Tammy Grider, Shay Ranly, Debbie Dietz, Karen Harris, and Pam Conley. At Right are the FRANKLIN SQUAWS. They are (FRONT ROW. L-R) Laura Kroskie and Sheila Hooper, Cindy Franklin, Kathy Serres, Lu Ann Sommers, Jan Kelly, Velma Chain, Mary Schuler, and Vickie Kirkpatrick. Sports Activities In BOYS INTRAMURALS boys played in games, such as soccer, football, volleyball, and basketball against each other. The Physical Education STUDENT LEADERS assisted Mr. Riley, Mr. Petroff, Miss Smith, and Mrs. Schone. They helped these teachers in taking attendance, leading in exercises and doing various duties assigned to them. They are (FIRST ROW) L-R, Tom Wendling, Mark Beber, Terry Murray, Tom Knudson, Tom Smith, Karen Harris, Shelia Lamb, and Jenny Householder. (SECOND ROW) Ron Porter. Kevin Kirkpatrick. Darlene Hens- ley, Joyce Runyon. Tammy Grider, Earl Young, Jeff Warner, Lorenzo Wells, Roxanne Love, Mista Fiest, Julie Brown, Denver MoLemore, Dan Beckman, Jim Hatfield. Linda McCagg, Rose Bonner, Karen Sarrazin. The Ninth grade G.A.A. participated in sports such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, and track through- out the year. They practiced hard to improve their skills in sports. Then they competed against other junior high schools. They are (1st ROW, L.-R.) S. Lamb, L Shook, P. Grider, J. Housholder, K. Covault, K. Slusher, P. Conley, J. Farris, L. Curran, S. Minich, D. Cantwell, K. Cupp, P. White, R. Boneff, A. Myers, S. Smith, T. North, D. Dietz, J. Brown, R. Cotham. C. Gutermuth, J. Carlson. S. Ranly, T. Grider, R. Love. L. Vachon, K. Sarrazin, L. Lombard, J. Wright, C. Walters. The SEVENTH GRADE G.A.A. has just started to learn their skills in sports. They practiced every week and learned basic techniques necessary for various sports. They are (FRONT ROW.L.- R) K. Fark, C. Love, J. Putt, K. Williams. 43 :. H 3 If:-! JJg8 T . ■ I ff d 1 fca  ACADEMICS Reading + Writing 4- Experimenting = Learning Anatomy is part of Speci,- to (L.-R.) Bonnie Panyard Vicki Donaldson. ENGLISH offers students op- portunities to learn to com- municate. English units in- clude spelling, language, liter- ature, speech and composi- tion. At Mr. Bishop ' s desk are Dave McKinnis, Becky Drew. Charlie Zurbrugg. DEVELOPMENTAL READ- ING offers seventh graders a chance to become effi- cient readers. Reading speed and comprehension skills are developed through use of novels, newspapers, and S.R.A. lab units. While Dave Hartup ' s work is being corrected by Mrs. Dick. Rick Davis, Mike Borton and Tara Eddy wait their turns. SCIENCE does not just mean leaf and insect collections. Ninth graders may take biology or special biology, which emphasizes the study of the life process. Eighth graders study na- tural science. A quarter year of gen- eral science is required of seventh graders. logy. Mr. Lange hands parts Burke, Karen Gifford, and MATH =2+2+lots of work. Seventh and eighth graders take modern math. Ninth graders can take Algebra, Fundamentals of Algebra or General Math. Fred Marquardt and Pam Dolson work with fractions in Mr. Reib ' s Math 8. SOCIAL STUDIES opens the world to Franklin students. Seventh graders study foreign history; eighth, American his- tory. Ninth graders who take citizenship become aware of the privileges and responsibili- ties of American citizenship. Kim Arnold and Jack Jarboe locating states in Mr. Ault ' s 8th grade social studies class. 47 Warming up before a physical education basketball game are Tim Moulin. Steve Goldsmith, Tom Wendling, John Junk, Rick Hunley. The Beauty of Working PHYSICAL EDUCATION builds body strength through activities like volleyball, tumb- ling, folk and square dancing, exercises and wrestling. Many students participate in varsity sports and extracurricular activities. ART covers the skills of wood blocks, ceramics, clay molds, paper art, various types of paints and drawing. Art students usually create the program covers for chorus concerts. Ninth graders may take art as an elective. Sandra Minich gets advice from Mr. Converse in Art. 48 HOME ECONOMICS — for fun, for a career — teaches cooking and sewing skills especially to ninth graders. Seventh and eighth graders also learn babysitting skills, grooming and etiquette. Mrs. Heaston (AT LEFT) is involved in teaching cooking skills at one kitch- en station. Hands and Head Together Mark Grahovac is guided by Mr. McKibben in shop. INDUSTRIAL ARTS teachers share with trie boys the basics of metal and wood working and of drafting. The proper use of tools in the art of building is also taught. TYPING (LEFT) is taken for many reasons, for example, to prepare for fu- ture secretarial jobs, for typing of college papers, for preparation of neat reports or letters. Whatever the motive, speed and accuracy are emphasized after the basic skills are mastered. Rose Bonnif turns in a typing assignment while others are completing theirs. Paul Haugan, Jeff Warner and Ted Murray demonstrated how factories create pollution. HEALTH AND SAFETY classes study pollution, drug abuse, first aid, and driver education. Chiefs — Aware of Their Worlds Kim Trammel and Miss Begun with helpers. Sheila Manus and Tammy Watson, observe art in action. While Dave McKinnis tutors Steve Hollen, several girls assist Nancy Payton with phy- sical therapy. In SPECIAL EDUCATION, students are concerned with the basic knowledge in many areas — including Engiish, math, science, art, physical skills. ACTIVITIES -rjA «i ' r ;i4sw rr ' 7th Grade Band 7th Grade Chorus Sweet Melody From Franklin CONCERT ORCHESTRA (below) and CONCERT BAND (bottom) members worked hard to increase their skills as musicians and to present concerts to parents and students. SEVENTH GRADE BAND (center, left) played at pep sessions and varsity games. EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE CHORUS (left) practiced to perform at concerts and assemblies. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS members are working toward being members of the ad- vanced chorus group. Concert Orchestra Concert Band 53 ADVANCED GYMNASTS worked hard to participate in meets. GYMNASTICS CLUB improved skills for meet next year Bowling Club Hobbies That Build Futures DesignersClub DESIGNERS CLUB (top) worked on designing houses. DRAFTING CLUB (cen- ter) worked on further- ing their skills in wood shop. INDUSTRIAL ARTS members work- ed to improve their skills in drafting. Drafting Club Industrial Art Club uy Serving Others but Enriching Self LIBRARY CLUB ' S members are Mrs. Deputy, sponsor, M. Smith, C. Monnier, and M. Shuler. Standing members are M. Borg, M. Thompson, B, Hunter. B. Purcell, P. Dolson, and T. Webb. LIBRARY WORKERS (top) and LIBRARY CLUB (cente r) assisted the library staft be- fore and after school. The STUDENT ADVISORS worked with the guidance personnel concerning stu- dent rights and arranged social activities after school. STUDENT ADVISORY members pictured are (L.-R. SEATED) Melaine Ranly, Marie Baskerville, Dave Sommers and John Stansell. Dale Fitz- hugh, Debbie Cantwell and Mary Burke are standing. Members not pictured are Robin Hall and Jack Short. 56 PUBLICATIONS CLASS: (L.-R., STANDING) Robin Cotham, Calvin Swangm, Mike Pifer. Teresa North, Karen Wermager, Katrina Cupp, Mrs. Shoemaker. SEATED (L.-R.) are Sue LeFavour, Vicki Amburgey. Shay Ranly, and Peggy Robinson. The PUBLICATIONS CLASS (above) edits the school newspaper and the yearbook. The PUBLICATION CLUB (right) helped them with publication respon- sibilities after school. The AUDIO-VISUAL team (below) ran movie projectors and set up audio- visual equipment for classes and activities. Publications Club AUDIO-VISUAL Members are (1st ROW L.-R.) Standing behind the A— V equipment— J. Platter. C. Lung. J. Hagerman. D. Till, T. Hoffman. The SECOND ROW includes M. Lupalme, Mr. J. Hiland. T. Eddy. E. Claymiller, T. Bonham, K. Teegarden. D. Willis. K. Modic. and D. Woodard. T. Ernest. J. Gouwens. R. Heeren. S. Eddy. J. Stansell. C. Myers are standing in the BACK ROW. 57 Speeches, Sym The LATIN CLUB (top) played bingo, read plays, and did charades to further their Latin skills. The NOTE-TAKING CLUB (right) was designed for stu- dents who want to learn to take notes more efficiently. Note-takingClub SPANISH CLUB members (left) met to play Spanish games and to see Spanish films. ols Scripts Drama Club The DRAMA CLUB presented suc- cessful plays to the student body. The TYPING CLUB (center) con- sisted of students who wanted to learn to type and those who were advanced. STAGECRAFT members (bottom) set up equipment for assemblies and plays. TypingClub Stagecraft Club 59 Giving Help, Re Advanced Sewing ADVANCED SEWING (top) met to further their sewing skills. Y-TEENS (center) was designed to be of a service to both the school and the com- munity. DIET CLUB was de- signed for girls to lose ten or more pounds. Y-Teens Diet Club :eiving Help Algebra Club The ALGEBRA CLUB (top was de- signed for students wanting help in Algebra. GEOMETRIC ARTS AND HANDICRAFTS members (left) met to learn and develop new skills with crafts. LAB ASSISTANTS (bottom) help- ed Mr. Irey after school. Geometric Arts Handicrafts ? f V e A Lab Assistants Winning With a Word Or a Move Coin and Stamp Club COIN AND STAMP CLUB (top lett) en- thusiasts met to further their skills in these areas. Top right is the WORD GAMES and GAMES CLUB which met to learn games. The CHESS CLUB (bottom left) and the BOX HOCKEY CLUB (bottom right) met to learn and master these games. - - ■ nam w,aI g y r A 1 „•_ fK2 Games and Word Games Club Box Hockey Club Chess Club Pu blication Sta ff All wrapped up W ? in their work CALVIN SWANGIN— copy- fitting KATRINA CUPP— picture lay- outs MARY KAY McCOLLISTER- VICKI AMBURGEY — counting heads pasting galleys KAREN WERMAGER— student pictures MIKE PIFER— artwork ' 4 SHAY RANLY— story organization 3fc ROBIN COTHAM— a lonely wait for an interview PEGGY ROBINSON— typing copy SUE LeFAVOUR— yearbook research TERESA NORTH— story research Beyond the book his teaching sped. He left on whom he taught the trace. — Newbolt tvj $ l HECKMAN BINDERY INC. fSk NOV 92