Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

ma icniiiiiMiiiiiiamii, Beneath the smoke of an expanding industrial city . . . 2 3 GRANITE 9 But . . . with a living spirit 12 that is all its own 13 Out of the Past the Present HISTOR Y OF GRANITE HIGH In 1898, the first high school was established in Granite City in a small frame church, the Kinderhook Church, located on what is now the Emerson School grounds. This was the year that Granite City was incorporated as a municipality. In 1903, the enrollment was 10 boys and 18 girls. As the population grew, the high school was moved to the second floor of the McKinley School building, and then to the building currently occupied by Central Junior High School. By 1913, the high school had five teachers and one principal. By 1919, this building had become so crowded that the school was run in two shifts. On September 26, 1921, the high school was moved to the central, or academic portion of the present building, which was constructed in 1920, on the Fehling tract site. En- rollment at the time was 425 students. On January 26, 1921, the first class of eight boys and eight girls graduated from the new Community High School, a four year insti- tution. It is interesting to note that in 1925, our present principal, Mr. Lawrence C. McCauley, was President of his senior class of 56 students. In 1930, the enrollment was up to 964, and by 1940, it had increased to 1638, but from 1940-1945, it remained fairly constant, due to World War II. The auditorium was added in 1924, the rear central wing in 1927, and the vocational wing in 1928. In 1940-41, a wing connecting the vocational and academic areas was built. The Memorial Gymnasium was built in 1956. This was followed by two new classroom wings in 1960, and finally, the new cafeteria building was added this year, 1966. The high school campus consists of an area of 27 acres, which is shared by Coolidge Junior High School, fronting Nameoki Road. The Community High School had as Superintendents, Mr. W. F. Coolidge, Mr. Virgil BufTord, and Mr. Paul A. Grigsby. In 1950, the high school was incorporated into Community Unit School District 9, becoming a three year senior high school institution. It has had as Superintendents, Mr. Paul Grigsby, Mr. Harold Kaiser, and Mr. Russell D. Johnson, our present Superin- tendent. Mr. Russell D. Johnson and Mr. Lawrence C. McCauley have served as Prin- cipals. Mr. Steve Jones and Mr. Tom Noeth are Assistant Principals. The office force consists of four secretaries, aided by voluntary student help. There are 1 1 1 teachers, two librarians, 12 department heads, eight counsellors, one nurse, 22 custodians, and 22 cafeteria workers, providing a staff for 2620 students in their sophomore, junior and senior years. Of these, 725 will be in the graduating class this year. Out of the past, we have built the present, Granite City Senior High School, 1967. 14 OFFICIAL SEAL Granite City Senior High School This year, the 1967 Warrior yearbook staff is proud to introduce the new official seal for Granite City Senior High School. Its design is the result of the combined ideas of several members of the yearbook staff. At top center is the lamp of learning above a shield surmounted by the motto, “Wisdom.” In the left upper segment of the shield is a quill and inkstand, representing scholarship; to the right of it is the gavel of democrat- ic parliamentary procedure, and below is the book of knowledge, opened through scholarly en deavor. Below the shield is the Latin inscription, Scientia Ipsa Potestas Est. (Knowledge, itself, is power) Surrounding all is the continuous chain linking the senior classes of Granite High. At bottom is the founding date of the first high school in Granite City, 1898. The art work is by Joan Mowery of the Warrior staff, and the American Yearbook Company. We are indebted to Miss Mildred Iffrig for her advice concerning the Latin Inscription. 15 AD IN MEMORIAM Mr. Russell D. Johnson, Superintendent of Schools, Granite City Community Unit School District 9. In November, 1966, we were saddened by the sudden death of a man who has long served the citizens of this community as a teacher and administrator, Mr. Russell D. Johnson. Mr. Johnson was born on December 4, 1900, in Moline, Illinois, where he attended the public schools. After attending Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois, from 1918- 1921, he taught mathematics and industrial arts at Michigan City, Indiana. In 1923, he married Ertha Maria Lindenmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have three children, Russell D. Jr., Ertha Ann, and Ruth Marie. In 1925, Mr. Johnson received his A.B. degree from Augustana College. In 1926, he came to Granite City and taught mathematics in the high school from 1926-1941. He became Assistant Principal in 1941, and he was Principal from 1950- 1955. In 1950, he received a Master’s degree from Washington University. In 1955, he became Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Community Unit 9, and in 1964, he be- came Superintendent, serving in that capacity until his death. Mr. Johnson stood for integrity and service, providing a major contribution to the education of the youth of the area. 16 M IN I ST R A TION Mr. L. Monroe VVorthen President Dr. E. W. Walton Secretary Mr. Carl Macios Mr. William Harris Mr. Royce Timmons Mr. Ronald Dillard Treasurer Board of Education Mr. George E. Moore Mr. Maurice Dailey Attorney Mr. B.J. Davis Acting Superintendent of Schools Board Office Administration Mr. Victor Anderson Comptroller Mr. Earl Lee Administrative Assistant- Personnel Mr. Harold V. Thomas Special Education Mr. Tully Heubner Director of Buildings and Grounds Mr. M. A. Whiltevrongel Administrative Assistant Vocational and Adult Education Mr. James Reid Assistant Director of Adult Education Mrs. Patton Vocational Education Secretary Mrs. Ruth Lahr Director of Title I Mrs. Sally Sowell Gifted Program Mrs. Alma Irvin Cafeteria Head 20 Mr. Louis Meek Music Consultant Mr. Carroll Sanders Audio-Visual Aids Consultant Mr. Eugene Aiassi Art Consultant Consultants and Secretaries Miss Barbara Kerch Physical Education Consultant Mr. Richard Yates Director of Athletics Secretarial Staff Mr. Tom Noeth B.S., M.A. Mr Steve Jones B.A., M.A. Mr. Henry Beiser B.A., M.S. Mr. Lewis Hafley Mr. Roy McConkey B.S. B.S., M.S. Miss Selma Nelson B.S., M.S. Guidance Counselors Mr. Elmerjackson B.S., M.S. Mrs. Frances Statton B.S., M.S. Mr. G. Walmsley B.A., M.S. Mrs. Clyde Myers Librarian’s Assistant ROW 1: Left to right: F. VVachter, G. Counts, E. Kahbrecker. M. Phillips, V. Mesey, M. Theis ROW 2: E. Bacon, I). Hillis, M. Naney, H. Wigger. N. Schade, C. Oster ROW 3: L. Grabaski. Z. Bcquettc, E. Nelson, W. Chapman, M. Stamps, E. Grammar, A. Szedlar, E. Fuller. Mrs. Alma Irvin, Cafeteria Head SITTING, Left-Right: Arthur Achors, Robert Brokaw, Charles Hagen. Steve Niemeth. William Jones, Rolan Harshbarger. Arthur Borchers. Ray Edwards, Ralph Adams, Russel Phalff, Joe Kelsh. STANDING: Joe Garcia, Harry Smith, Lester Ryn. MR. EUGENE AIASSI, B.S.Ed., M.A. ART Advanced Art Education Consultant, Art Education, Granite City Com- munity Union 9 MR. JOSEPH HANSON, B.S.Ed., M.A. BUSINESS Typing Shorthand MISS BARBARA KERCH, B.S., M S. GIRL’S P.E. Advanced Leadership Consultant, Physical Education, Granite City Community Union 9 Department MISS HELEN KUENSTLER, B.A., M.A. ENGLISH English LOUIS MEEK, B.S., M.M. MUSIC Modern Music Masters Band Letterman’s Club Music Consultant, Granite City Community Unit 9 ROBERT NELSON, B.A., M S. MATHEMATICS Trigonometry College Algebra Honors Math MR. TED NOETH, B.S., M S SCIENCE Chemistry MR. CAROLL SANDERS, B.S.Ed. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS DIRECTOR MR JOHN SELLMEYER. B.S., M S. LANGUAGES Spanish Club Heads MR. M.A. YVHITTEVRONGEL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Administrative Assistant, Vocational and Adult Ed. MR RICHARD YATES, B A., M.A BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Director of Athletics, Granite City Community Unit 9 MR. ALBERT !EBIO, B Ed.. M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies History, Civics Mrs. Sonya Adkerson B.S.Ed., Southeastern Missouri Speech, English High School Red Cross Mr. William Albers B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University M.A., St. Louis University World History, World Geography Mr. Ralph Bailey Vocational Qualifications Pattern Making, Foundry Miss Belly Barthel B.S.Ed., University of Missouri Librarian Mr. William Berry B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University M.S., University of Illinois Biology Mr. William Brown Vocational Qualifications Vocational Radio TV Mr. Richard Bundy B.S., Southern Illinois University Woodworking, Unit Drafting Mr. Russell Chappell B.S., Peru State Teachers College Geometry, Algebra, Football Coach, Varsity End Coach Mrs. Fay Carlisle B.A., Southern Illinois University Business Training, Typing, Steno Miss Wanda Carroll B.S.Ed., Arkansas State Teachers College M.S.Ed., Arkansas State Girls Physical Education Junior Health Mr. Carroll Chamness B.S., Washington University M.A., Washington University English Mr. Warren Collins B.S., Southern Illinois University M.A., Southern Illinois University American History, World History, Civics Mr. Harry Cook A. B., Central Methodist College Social Problems, World History Mr. , Milton Cox B. S., Union University M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Business Machines Mr. Frank Dalla Riva B.S.Ed., Illinois State University M.S., Illinois State University Business Education Miss Lily Dod A. B., Park College M.A., Louisiana State University English Mr. Earl Eardley B. S. Ed., Eastern Illinois University Geometry Mr. William Eaton B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University American History, Social Problems, Economics Miss Ella Eblin B.S., Southern Illinois University M.S., University of Illinois Home Economics, English Miss Sylvia Evangeloff B.S., University of Illinois Physical Education Cheerleading Sponsor Air. Joseph Fedora M.S., Southern Illinois University Driver Education, Physical Education Varsity Basketball Chairman of Driver Education Air. .Maxwell Forbes B.S., University of Illinois Vocational Electric M r. Peter Franks B.S., University of Wisconsin Geography Mr. Gordon Galbreath B.S.Ed., Southern Missouri College M.S., Eastern Illinois University Welding, Football Coach Mr. Gale Garbe B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University Driver Education, Health Varsity Baseball Assistant Mr. Harold Gebhardt B.S. University of Missouri Math, Chemistry Senior Class Dean Mr. Edward Gonwa B.S., University of Illinois M S., Ed., University of 111. Earth Science Mrs. Joan Graklanoff B.S., Southern Illinois University English Mr. Ralph Grange University of Illinois Vocational Machine Shop Air. Kenneth Griggs B.A., Washington University M.A., Washington University English, Developmental Reading Air. Richard Harmon B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University Physical Education Cross Country, Tennis, Soph. Basketball Mr. Glenn Hastings B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., University of Illinois Driver Safety, Drivers Education Assistant Basketball Coach Mr. Ralph Hemann B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University Metals Soph. Class Sponsor M r. Carl Henson B.S., Southern Illinois University Algebra Assistant Track Coach Mrs. Wilma Hodshire B.S., University of Nebraska Business Education, Typing, Shorthand Mr. David Hopp B.S.Ed., University of III. Radio, Drafting Warrior Messengers Mr. Wayne Hubbard B.S., University S. Carolina B.T.A., Pasadena Playhouse English Mr. Glen Hubbart B.S.Ed., Northern Missouri Teachers College M.A., North Eastern Missouri Teachers College Typing Mrs. Sandra Hughes B.S., University of Missouri English Senior Class Dean Miss Mildred Iffrig B.S., Lindenwood College B.S., New York University Latin, English Latin Club Mr. Wilbur Irelan B.A.S., University of Missouri German, English Mr. James Jeffries M.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University American History, Civics, Social Problems Senior Class Dean Mr. Robert L. Johnson B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University M.A., Southern Illinois University American History, Civics Quill and Scroll Sponsor Warrior Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Mary Johnson B.J., University of Missouri English, Journalism Sponsor- High World Miss Karen Junglewallter B.A., Fontbonne College English, Russian Russian Club Sophomore Class Dean Miss Kathleen Kalchoff B.S.. Illinois University M S., Illinois University Business Education Mr. Richard King B.S., Southeast Missouri College M.S., Pasadena Playhouse Adv. Speech, Masque and Gavel Mrs. Sandra Kopsky B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University Business Education Miss Katharine Kratz B.S.Ed.. Western Illinois University Art Mrs. Muriel Kratz A. B., University of Illinois Spanish Mr. Joe Kutosky B. E.Ed., Colorado State University State Vocational Qualifications Vocational Shop, Tool and Die Senior Class Dean Mr. Harry Lane B.S.Ed., Illinois State University M S. Ed., Southern Illinois University Trigonometry, College Algebra, Algebra Golf Coach Mr. A l I.eavell B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University M.A., Southern Illinois University Social Problems, American History Mr. Edward Lenzi A.B., Southern Illinois University Algebra, Junior Class Dean Mr. A I Lewis B.S., Indiana State College M.S., Southern Illinois University American History Miss Frances Lynch B.S., University of Illinois B.S., (Library Science), University of Illinois Librarian Library Assistants Sponsor Air. Paul Maas B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Illinois University Unit Electricity, Driver’s Education Air. Rodger Alanuel B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University Driver’s Education, Health Education Airs June L. Mills B.S.Ed., Ball State University Typing, Stenography, Business Training Junior Class Dean Miss Dorothy Mitchell B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University Girl’s P.E. Junior Leadership Mr. John Alodica B.S., University of Illinois M.S., University of Illinois Driver Safety, Driver Education, Health Education Coach, Sophomore Baseball Air. Richard M. Moore B.S., Southern Illinois University Typing, Business Training Mr. James Morrison B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Washington University Driver Education, Boy’s P.E. Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach Varsity Letterman’s Club Sponsor Mr. Rex A. Niles B.S., Nebraska Wesleyan University M.S., Oklahoma State University Vocational Drafting Air. Grover Norwood A.B., Washington University M S., University of Illinois Advanced Biology, Physiology, Psychology Aliss Thelma Oberdieck B.S., Southern Illinois University Algebra, Geometry Sophomore Class Dean Mrs. P. Painter B.S., Stout State University Home Economics, Foods Mrs. Louise Palau B.S., Southern Illinois University Typing, Business Training Sophomore Class Dean Mr. Ronald Pennell B.S., Eastern Illinois University M.A., Saint Louis University Speech, English Debate Team, Sophomore Play Speech Assistant Miss S. E. Peters B.A.. Canterbury College M.A., Indiana University English Mrs. Helen Peterson B.A., Southern Illinois University English Miss Anita Pittman B.S., Stephens College University of Alabama Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Air. Stephen Radosevich B.A., Southern Illinois University Algebra, Trigonometry M r. Dale Rice B.A., Southern Illinois University Algebra, Earth Science, General Science, Prather Wrestling Coach Air. Glen Rice B.S.Ed., Central Missouri State College Physical Education Miss Sue Rogers B.A., Marycrest College Physical Education Junior Health, G.A.A. Advisor Mr. Ralph Sacked B.S.. Illinois Wesleyan College M S., Illinois Wesleyan College Mathematics Head Basketball Coach Letterman’s Club Sponsor Air. Terry Salem B.S.Ed.. Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University German German Club Advisor, Junior Class Dean Mrs. Helena Schafer B.A., Wartburg College Social Problems, American History Mr. William Schmitt B.S., University of Illinois M S., University of Illinois Physical Education Head Wrestling Coach Co-Sponsor National Honor Society Mrs. Gail Shafer B.A., MacMurray College Art, English Mr. Philip R. Shatto B.A., University of Kansas City M.A., University of Missouri American History, World History Social Problems Senior Class Dean Mr. Robert Shellman B.S., Saint Louis University Chemistry Mr. Warren G. Simpkins B. of Music, Simpson College B. of Music Ed., University of Michigan M. of Music Ed., University of Michigan Vocal Music, Madrigal Singers Modern Music Masters Miss Donna Skinner B.A.E., University of Florida English, Speech Sophomore Class Dean Mr. Eugene Smallman B.A., Arizona State University World History Mrs. Karen Smith B.S., Illinois State University Physical Education Red Peppers Sponsor Mr. Kenneth E. Spalding B.S.Ed., Southern Illinois University American History, World History, Civics, Geography Student Council Advisor Mr. James Spencer B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University Woods, Drafting Mrs. Eileen Stark B.S., University of Missouri English Mr. Robert J. Stegemeir B.S. Phy. Ed., Rice University Physical Education, Driver Education, Assistant Football Coach Mr. Andy Sullivan B.S. Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois University American History Mrs. Anne Thomas A. B., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University Developmental Reading Miss Hazel Towery B. S. Ed., Southern Illinois University M.A., University of Illinois Business Education National Honor Society Sponsor Miss Georgia Vinsik B.A., Blackburn College Foods, Home Economics Miss Wanda Wands B.S., Lincoln Christian College M.S., Fort Hayes State College Art Mr. Walter Whitaker B.A., Southern Illinois University Physical Education Assistant Wrestling Coach Assistant Track Coach Mr. Willis Whitfield B.S., Missouri School of Mines M.S., University of Illinois Phvsics Mrs. Diane Wilkersan B.A., University of Illinois English, Faculty Play Junior Class Dean Mr. Stanley Wojcik B.S., Missouri Valley College M.A.. Murray State University American History, Social Problems Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Beatrice Wright B.S., Miami University Junior Nursing, Homemaking Mrs. Mary Yevm B.S., University of Illinois Advanced Clothing, National Honor Society Sponsor Leave of Absence. Miss Lucy Parish B.Ed., Southern Illinois M.A., University of Illinois Business Education SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KXEELIXG: Jim Peters, President: STAXDIXG: Vicki Duncan, Secretary; Candy Jones, Vice-President; Katie Kaseberg, Treasurer SENIORS Miss Ella Eblin Mr. Harold Gebhardt Senior Glass Mr. Wayne Hubbard Mrs. Sandra Hughes Deans Mr. Philip Shatto Miss Betty Barthel Mr. Janies Jeffries Mr. Joseph Kutosky Sweethearts Colleen Robertson, Terry Moore Clowns Cheryl Caudron, Rich Paoli Hair Kay Hayes, Tom Hewlett Dancers Joan Mowery, Eddie Wrolen Athletes Janis Seher, Jim Stuart Reliable Carol Harris, Dean Jones Body Terry Yates, Jane Johnson Neatest Steve Mance, Deborah Buron Friendliest Candy Jones, Terry Gage Best Mannered Alice Cross, Ron Turner Complexion Janet Ranft, Mike Hoy Smile Vicki Duncan, Stacy StoichefT Gilmore, Cheryl S. College Preparatory Red Peppers, Science Club, May Day Gitcho, Kathryn Alexis College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Contando, Usherette, Yearbook; Copy Edi- tor. May Day, Mixed Chorus Harlow, Cheryl College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Mod- ern Music Masters. Student Coun- cil, May Day. German Club Chandler, Michael Vocational Clare, Melinda General Forsee, Beverly S. General January Graduates Allen, Diana J. College Preparatory Brandon, Henry C. Vocational Bunselmeyer, Carolyn A. Business Education Red Peppers, Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, May Day Hayes, Wanda Kay College Preparatory G.A.A., Yearbook, Class Skits, May Day Jacksina, Patricia Home Economics Jr. Red Cross, May Day, Advanced Art Jackson. William Vocational Krauskopf, Mary General May Day, Advanced Art Marcum, Janice General McGovern, Connie College Preparatory Homecoming Play, Class Skits. Advanced Speech. Masque Gavel, May Day, Class Offi- cer; Vice President, Sophomore, President, Secretary, Girls’ Glee Club, Junior Follies, Sophomore Class Play McKinnon, Richard General Monahan, Joyce College Preparatory Red Peppers, Class Skits, May Day Art Penrod. Linda Business Education Band, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, May Day, Band Letterman Povolny, Judith General May Day Presson, Mike Vocational Rapoff , Donna General G.A.A., Red Peppers, May Day, Art Schalabo. Ronald Vocational Stamboldjiev, Dimitrina College Preparatory G.A.A., Science Club, May Day, Art, Latin Club, Latin Club Treasurer, Junior Classical League Stoicheff, Stacey College Preparatory Stroheide, David College Preparatory Uram, John College Preparatory Venable, Dorothy Clerical Walker, James General Whitt, Ronnie General Art G R W A A N R I R T I E O R S ’67 Adams, Rebecca Business Education Aerne, Martin General Football, Band Agers, Carol A, Business Education May Day Alford, Robert College Preparatory Cross Country Allen, Bonnie Business Education GAA, Band, Modern Music Mas- ters. National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, May Day Allen. Dale College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club, Track, All Sports Manager Allen, Linda College Preparatory Contando, Advanced Mixed Cho- rus, Dean’s Assistant, May Day, Girl’s Glee Club Allen, Robert General Alvarado, Phillip Business Education Amtmann, Pauline General Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Senior Class Play, May Day, Ad- vanced Speech Anderson, Ronald General Anderson, William College Preparatory Cross Country Andrews, Janet College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, May Day, Art Argent, Diane Business Education Red Peppers, Dean’s Assistant, May Day Atkisson, Carol Business Education G.A.A., May Day, Art Austin, Bonnie College Preparatory G.A.A., Leadership, Red Peppers, Science Club, May Day, German Club Await, Susan College Preparatory G.A.A., National Honor Society, May Day, German Club Bagi, Karen College Preparatory G.A.A.. Red Peppers, National Honor Society, Library As- sistant, May Day, German Club Baker, Kathryn General May Day Ballhorn, Linda Business Education Red Peppers, Dean’s Assistant, Jr. Red Cross, May Day Balsai, Julius General Barbee, Donna General Barker, Frank General Science Club, Homecoming Play. Journalism, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Debate. Rus- sian Club Barnett, Marcia College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Journalism, Class Skits. Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Junior Follies, Sophomore Class Plav Barnes, Anne T. General G.A.A., Art. Barnhart, William General Barylske, Ted College Preparatory Advanced Speech, Debate Beasley, John College Preparatory Bechtel, Elaine Business Education Belcher, Janet Business Education G.A.A., Leadership, Red Peppers, FHA, May Day Bass, Tom General Art Bauman, Christina Home Economics May Day, Girls’ Glee Club Bean, Lois Home Economics G.A.A., Conlando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, FHA, May Day, Art Berkbigler, Martin College Preparatory Radio Club Berosky, Mary College Preparatory G.A.A., Leadership; Treasurer, Red Peppers, Cheerleading. Usherette, Student Council, Home- coming Play, Homecoming Court, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day, Russian Club; Secretary; President, Sophomore Class Play, Junior Follies, Biason, Angello General Bennett, John Vocational Art Benson, Carl Vocational Baseball Birks, Maria Home Economics Usherette, Library Assistant Boda, Phyllis College Preparatory Band, Modern Music Masters, National Honor Society, May Day, Girls’ Glee Club, Band Letterman’s Club Bolton, Donna College Preparatory, Steno May Day, Co-op Girl Bolton, Linda Business Education Bequette, Charles Vocational Baseball Biason, Paul Vocational Bollinger, Alta College Preparatory Boner. Laura Business Education May Day Boston, Carla Business Education Dean’s Assistant, May Day Bowman, Sharon College Preparatory Boyd, Susan College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, National- Honor Society, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Junior Follies, German Club Bradford, David College Preparatory Band Brantly, Elizabeth Home Economics May Day Bridges, Larry College Preparatory Briggs, Alpha College Preparatory May Day, Art Briggs, Cheryl General Briggs, Ginger College.Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Usherette, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Journalism, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day Brimm, Carolyn College Preparatory May Day, Latin Club Brooks. Marcella General Bury, Robert General Butkovich, Gary Vocational Draft. Butler, Gail General Brown, Joyce Business Education Contando Brown, Paul General Brule, Joe College Preparatory Bulander, Karen General Home Economics May Day Bunker, George Vocational Burnett, Linda General G.A.A. Leadership, Red Peppers. National Honor Society, Journal- ism, Dean ' s Assistant, May Day, Quill Scroll, Co-op girl Brooks, Nancy Business Education Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, May Day, Office Assistant Brown, Brenda Business Education May Day, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Brown, John General Campbell, Beverly General May Day Campbell, Dale College Preparatory Casleton, Connie Business Education Red Peppers, May Day Cason, Penelope Business Education G.A.A., Red Peppers, May Day Cauble, Margaret Business Education Badminton, G.A.A., Dean’s As-, sistant. May Day Caudron, Cheryl General G.A.A., Red Peppers, Contando, Class Skits, May Day, Art, Soph- omore Class play, Girls’ Glee Club Caudron, James Vocational Cawly, John College Preparatory Letterman’s Club (Band), Band, Modern Music Masters, Science Club, Spanish Club, German Club Choat, Randy Vocational Shisko, Greg General Christoff, John College Preparatory National-Honor Society, German Club; (Vice President) Clanton, Marilyn College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Dean’s As- sistant, May Day Clark, Marilou College Preparatory Band, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Science Club, Home- coming Play, Madrigals. German Club Clutts, Karen General May Day Cochran, Karen General Boy’s Glee Club (Accompanist) May Day, Art, 7th Hour Mixed Chorus Accompanist Colp, Debbie College Preparatory G.A.A., Science Club, May Day Constant, Carolyn Business Education Converse, Myron General Conway, Steve College Preparatory Football (letter). Baseball (letter) Cooper. Diane General Corbett, James General Cornett, John General Football (letter), Letterman’s Club, All Sports Manager, Basketball, Homecoming Play, Advanced, Speech, Senior Class Play. Crabtree, Steven College Preparatory Creath, Phillip College Preparatory vfV r Cremens. Dave Vocational Cross. Alice College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, Usherette, National Honor Society, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel. Senior Class Play, Jr. Red Cross, May Day. Junior Fol- lies, German Club, Sophomore Class Play Culpepper, Clara General May Day, Girls’ Glee Club Cundiff, Sandra Business Eucation May Day, Art Cuppett, Daniel General Cunningham, Lynn College Preparatory Red Peppers, Jr. Red Cross, Art, Transfer Student Darakjian, Nina General Red Peppers, FHA, Science Club, May Day Davis. Bill College Preparatory Track Schreiber, Arthur General Dallas, Norma Business Education May Day Daniels, Ruth College Preparatory Science Club. May Day Dailey, Betty General Red Peppers, Art FHA, May Day, Davis, Linda College Preparatory Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Latin Club (president) David Michael Vocational Davis, Terry General Devine, Pamela Business Education Red Peppers, Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, May Day, Girls Glee Club, German Club Dillard, Jim College Preparatory Dix, Sandy Advanced Mixed Chorus. Operetta, May Day. Art Decker, John General Deidiker, Pat Business Education May Day, Fashion Show Derossett, Kenny Smith Hughes Vocational Course Dodd, Jannis Business Educalion Red Peppers, FHA, May Day, Art Dolan. James College Preparatory Donaldson, Patricia General Druhe, Carol General G.A.A., Red Peppers, Dean’s As- sistant, May Day Dufrain, Sandy General Red Peppers, Contando, Deans Assistant, May Day Dulgeroff. Jayne College Preparatory G.A.A., Leadership, G.A.A. Camp Representative, National Honor Society, Journalism, Dean’s Assistant, May Day, Quill Scroll, Junior Classical League, Latin Club Doolittle, Wesley Vocational Draganich, Louis College Preparatory Drew, Nancy College Preparatory Red Peppers, Journalism, May Day Duncan, Vicki College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Cheerlead- ing, May Day, Student Council Class Officer, Art, Cheerleadins camp Dye, Christine Business Education Red Peppers, Usherette, Student Council. May Day, Art Eads, Craig College Preparatory Band, Modern Music Masters, Golf Farrell, Michael General Advanced Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Glee Cluh, Operetta, Modern Music Masters, Homecoming Play, Madrigals, Art, Bovs’ Quartet Fasick, Steven College Preparatory Fearn, Jacalyn C.A.A., Red Peppers, May Day Eaves, Karen College Preparatory Ebling, Loren Vocational Eggley, Eddie Vocational Ellberg, Jeanne General Science Club Ellis. Linda Business Education May Day Ebrecht, Roberta College Preparatory G.A.A., Science Club, May Day, Art Epps. Bobbie Sue Business Education Eubanks, Edward College Preparatory Wrestling, Homecoming Play, Sophomore Class Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play Evans, Sue General May Day, Art, Girl’s Glee Club Fears. Linda General Red Peppers, FHA (2nd Vice Pres). Science Club. Spanish Club, Library Assistant. May Day. Feltmeyer, Charles College Preparatory Fernandez, Kathy General Fifield, Barb College Preparatory Red Peppers, Band. Band Letter- man (Treasurer), Modern Music Masters, Science Club, May Day, Latin Club, National Honor So- ciety (Vice-President) Fisher, Carl General Advanced Mixed Chorus, Oper- etta Flach, Donna General G.A.A., Leadership Class Skits, May Day Flach, Michael College Preparatory Science Club Fleming, Robert Vocational Foster, Lois College Preparatory Spanish Club Franko, Patricia Business Education (Steno) Red Peppers, May Day Freeman, Michael Vocational French, Dianne College Preparatory G.A.A., Leadership, Homecom- ing Play, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel. Senior Class Play, May Dav, Sophomore Class Play Friederich, Michael College Preparatory Fuchs, William General Wrestling Fulcher, William College Preparatory Baseball, Science Club Fuller, Carl College Preparatory Art, Golf Gage, Terry College Preparatory Advanced Mixed Chorus. Boys’ Glee Club, Operetta, Modern Music Masters, Madrigals, Home- coming Play, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play George, Anthony General Gettleman, Alan College Preparatory ' Art Gibbs, Robert College Preparatory National I Inner Society, Home- coming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play Gibbs, Susan General G.A.A., Leadership. Red Peppers, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, May Day, junior Follies, G. A. A. Program Chairman Gauen, Keith College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club. Track, National Honor Society Gavilsky, William College Preparatory Football, Art, Class Skits, Boys’ Glee Club. Latin Club Gaudette, Michael General Giesan, Dennis General Art Gilbert, Linda General Gill, Linda General May Day, Art Gitcho, David College Preparatory Track, Homecoming Play, Home- coming Court, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Junior Follies Gitcho, Jan College Preparatory Wrestling, Letterman’s Club, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Glee Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Class Skits Giuka, Gary College Preparatory Glenn, Edward Vocational Machines Glenn, Virginia Home Economics May Day Goleanor, Barbara General Red Peppers, FHA, Jr. Red Cross, May Day, Art, Art Christmas Show Gorman, Walter General Gray, Betty Business Education G.A.A., Leadership, FHA, May Day, Office Assistant Gray, Vernon Vocational Green, Linda College Preparatory Contando, Advanced Mixed Cho- rus, Operetta, Girls’ Glee Club. Madrigals, Homecoming Play Green, Tom Vocational Gregory, Frank Vocational Greve, James College Preparatory Science Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Home- coming Play, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Debate, Sophomore Class Play, Junior Follies, German Club Grindstaff, Daryell General Grissman, Margo General Groves, Vicki Business Education G.A.A., Band, Band Lettcrman’s Club, Science Club, May Day Hagen, John Vocational Hahn, Marianne General May Day Hall, Doris Clerical Hall, Elmer General Hall, Gerald College Preparatory Hanson, Charles Business Education Harmon, Charles General Harmon, Dexter Vocational Hall, Helen College Preparatory G.A.A., Red Peppers, Band, Science Club, National Honor Society. Madrigals, May Day, German Club. Band Letterman ' s Club Hall, Micky Vocational Hall, Thomas Vocational Hamilton, Linda College Preparatory Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta. Modern Music- Masters, National Honor Society, Homecoming Plav. Madrigals, May Day Hancock. Linda Business Education G.A.A., Band, May Day Hankins. Ray General Harmon, James Vocational Haper, Sandy Business Education Harris, Carol Business Education G.A.A., Leadership, Red Peppers, Usherette, National Honor Society, Student Council, Journal- ism, Class Skits, Dean’s Assistant, Jr Red Cross, May Day, Quill Scroll. Sophomore Class Play, High World Staff. J.C.L. Harrison, Ralph Vocational Hayes, Linda Business Education May Day Hayes, Phillip General Harris, Debbie General G.A.A.. Leadership. Red Peppers, Usherette, Journalism, May Day, Advanced Art Harris. Stephen General Harris, Susan Business Education Red Peppers, May Day Hendricks, Teddy Vocational Hendrickson, Terry General Henry, Deborah General Haynes, Don College Preparatory Heath, Raymond College Preparatory Hebda, Katherine College Preparatory FHA, May Day, Soph. Chorus Henry. Joel General Hensley. Richard College Preparatory Football Hentzel. James College Preparatory Football, Baseball. Basketball, Transfer student from New Athens Heth, George College Preparatory Science Club, German Club Hewlett, Thomas College Preparatory Football, Advanced Mixed Chorus Student Council Hickam, Connie Business Education May Day Hicks, James General Hicks, Ronnie Vocational Higgins, Cynthia General G.A.A., Contando, Usherette, FHA, Class Skits, Dean’s Assist- ant, May Day, Art, Nurse’s As- sistant Hinckley, Janice College Preparatory Letterman’s Club (Band), G.A.A., Red Peppers. Band, Modern Music Masters, Science Club. May Day Hinds, Michael College Preparatory Band Hitt, Gary General Hoekstra, Elvin College Preparatory Band, Modern Music Masters, National Honor Society Hoelter, Jeffrey College Preparatory Hoff, Eric Business Education Hoffman, Laura Home Economics Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, May Day, Girls’ Glee Club Hogan, Pat General Red Peppers, Contando, May Day Holshouser, Mark College Preparatory- Cross Country, Spanish Club Holtkamp, Barbara Business Education Honerkamp, Thomas College Preparatory Journalism Hopper, Paul College Preparatory- Cross Country, Track, Boys’ Glee Club Hordesky, Robert V’ocational Shop Horstmeyer, Larry- Vocational Horton. David General Howard, Carol Business Education Howards, Joseph General Howland, Linda College Preparatory G.A.A., Band, Science Club. May Day. Band Letterman Hoy, Michael College Preparatory Bas eball Hubble. Pamsy General Huffman, Opal General G.A.A., Science Club, Dean’s Assistant, Girl’s Glee Club Hull, Reginia Business Education G.A.A., May Day, Girls’ Glee Club Hunter, Gene Vocational Hutchings, Donna Business Education lilies, Anthony Vocational Wrestling, Homecoming Court Ireland. Michael General Jackson, Janice Business Education ' 4 Johannpeter, Benny College Preparatory Baseball, Homecoming Play, Skit Director, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Russian Club, Sopho- more Class Play Jackson, Minnie Home Economics Jacobs, Ronald College Preparatory Jakich, Judy College Preparatory Red Peppers. May Day Johnson, Jane College Preparatory Red Peppers, Yearbook, Home- coming Play, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Johnson, Linda College Preparatory C.A.A., Band, Science Club, May Day James, Steven Vocational Jelf, Nancy Business Education Jensen, Cheryl College Preparatory Contando, Advanced Mixed Cho- rus, Operetta. Jr. Red Cross, May Day Johnson. Ronnie College Preparatory Johnston. Bobby College Preparatory Cross Country, Baseball Jones, Bruce General Jones, Candy General GAA. Red Peppers, Yearbook, Homecoming Play, Journalism, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, May Day, Girl’s Glee Club, Homecoming Court, Soph Class Play, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Jones, Dean College Preparatory Yearbook-Editor, Science Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Soph. Class Play, Quill Scroll, Class Officer, Jr. Follies, Debate, National Forensic League Jones, Kathleen General GAA, FHA, Science Club, May Day Jones, Linda College Preparatory Red Peppers, Band, Dean’s As- sistant, May Day Jones, Patricia General GAA, Usherette, FHA, Dean’s Assistant, May Day Jones, Pamela General May Day, Art Jones, Richard College Preparatory Football, Track Jones, Terry General Jones, Timothy General Art Kaiser, Richard College Preparatory Science Club, Advanced Journalism, German Club Karlechik, Mike General Kaseberg, Kathleen College preparatory Red Peppers, Cheerleading, May Day, German Club Kawula, Michael College Preparatory Cross Country, Band Kelley, Cynthia General Kenney, Deborah General Jung, Cathy Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, Band, Science Club, May Day, Band Letter- man’s Club Kacera, Paul General Baseball Kafka, Pam Business Education Red Peppers, Library Assistant, May Day, Art Jones, Theodore General Joyce, Eugene General Juhasz, Frances Business Education GAA, Band, Student Council, May Day Kester. Kenneth General Ketner, Thomas College Preparatory King, Dave General Track King, Lynn General King, Theresa General Dean’s Assistant, May Day Kinkel. Patricia College Preparatory FHA, Homecoming Play, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Jr. Follies, Latin Club Kirksey, Don College Preparatory Kittel, Linda Business Education GAA, May Day Klein, Randy College Preparatory Knezevich. Dale College Preparatory German Club Koeneman, Roland General Koenig, David General Kukarola, Helen Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, May Day Kula. Dolores College Preparatory GAA, Science Club, May Day, Latin Club, Jr. Classical League Kutosky, Linda College Preparatory Band, Majorette, Modern Music Masters, Science Club, Student Council, May Day, Latin Club, Band Letterman Kovar, Herman General Kozer, Gayle General Red Peppers, Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, May Day, Girl’s Glee Club Kozer, Richard College Preparatory Advanced Speech. Golf, Home- coming Play Koenig, Dianne General Dean’s Assistant, May Day, Art Konkel, Geraldine Business Education Red Peppers, Dean’s Assistant. May Day Kovach, Steven Vocational Machine Lambert. Randall General Cross Country, Track, Home- coming Play, Journalism, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Art Lamkin, Jerald General Lane, Eddie General Advanced Mixed Chorus, Art Lane. Frankie General Art Lapinski. Jerome General Lee, Maybell College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers. May Day, Page Lengyel. Steven College Preparatory Baseball Leonard, Tim General Le Vart, Kathy Home Economics Contando, May Day, Soph, Mixed Chorus Lewis, George College Preparatory Lewis. Kenneth General Lipscomb. Pat College Preparatory Spanish Club, May Day Louis, Cindy College Preparatory Lucash, Robert General I.ungwitz, Shirley Business Education Little, James College Preparatory Homecoming Play, Class skits. Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel , Senior Class Play Little, Robert College Preparatory Band, Science Club, Class Offi- cer, Russian Club Livingston, Terry College Preparatory Football Lomax, Dave Vocational Cross Country, Letterman’s Club, Track Long, Lynda General Red Peppers, Dean’s Assistant, May Day Longbottom, James Vocational Lux, James Vocational Lybarger, Terry College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club Lynch, David General Malottki, Robert College Preparatory Basketball, Tennis Mance, Stephen College Preparatory Baseball. Basketball, Council, German Club Mang, Gloria General Red Peppers, May Day Student Marler, Stephen Business Education Wrestling, Letterman’s Club, All Sport ' s Manager, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Soph. Class Play Marion, Leeta General Martin. Phillip General Martin, Phyllis General Martinez. Joe College Preparatory Martinko, Martin General Mathenia, Richard College ' Preparatory Boys’ Glee Club, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, Russian Club, German Club Massie, Barrie College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, National Honor Society, Homecoming Play, Spanish Club, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Jr. Red Cross. May Day, Debate, National- Forensic League, Junior Follies Matthews, Roger General Science Club, Art, Soph. Mixed Chorus McFarland, William Vocational McGee, Georgeann College Preparatory Band, May Day Mathes, Dennic General McBrian, Bruce General McBride, David College Preparatory McElroy, Robert College Preparatory McDaniel, Cletus Vocational Band McDonald, David College Preparatory McDonald, Elizabeth College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, May Day, La- tin Club, Girl’s Glee Club McClelland, Gary General McCoid, Michael General McCurter, Beverly General $3? Mertz, Joylecn General Meyers, Craig General Middleton, Michael General McGee, Morris General McGinnes, John General McGovern, Russell College Preparatory McGuire, Carol Business Education May Day Mcllvoy, Thomas College Preparatory McKay, Timothy General Art McKee, Larry Vocational McMillan, Charles General Mercer, Joseph General Mitchell, Nancy Business Education May Day Moore, Terry College Preparatory Football, Basketball, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Russian Club Morgan, James General Morse, Patricia General Mount, Daniel College Preparatory Mowery, Joan General GAA, Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Year- book, Art, Student Council, May Day, Madrigals, Class Skits, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Sev- enth Hour Mixed Chorus Miles. Martha College Preparatory May Day Miller, Alfred Vocational Miller, Gail General FHA, Dean’s Assistant, May Day Moxey, Arefa College Preparatory Red Peppers, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Or- chestra Murphy, Donald Vocational Murphy, Michael General Murray, Burt General Myracle, Dennis General Naeve, James College Preparatory Golf Newman, Robert College Preparatory Nicholls, Nelda Business Education GAA, May Day Nizinski, Michael Vocational Norris, Daniel General Norris, James General Norris, Paula Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, Yearbook, Class Skits, May Day, Art Orendor, Dwayne General Advanced Mixed Chorus, Boy’s Glee Club, Journalism, Art Otiz, Ramona General May Day Ortolan, John General Band, Art, Boy’s Glee Club, Sci- ence Club, Spanish Club Paoli, Richard College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club, Track, Homecoming Play, Senior Class Play, President of Letter- man’s Club Parsaghian, Pam Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, Photography Ed., Yearbook, May Day Partney, Dan College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club, Track, Boy’s Glee Club O’Bear, Raymond College Preparatory Odom, Jackie General Advanced Mixed Chorus, Oper- etta, May Day Odom, Larry General Odom, Robert General Ogden, William College Preparatory ' Ollar, Margie College Preparatory FHA, Parliamentarian, Science Club, National Honor Society, ' Homecoming Play, Spanish Club, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Warrior Messen- ger Radio Club: Treasurer Palton, Chris College Preparatory Football, Track, Letterman’s Club Paul, Linda College Preparatory GAA, Band, Usherette, Dean’s As- sistant, Latin Club Paulctt, Debra College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, Usherette, National Honor Society, May Day, Student Council, Dean’s Assistant, Office Assistant, Latin Club Pascoe, Douglas Vocational Pashea, Joe Business Education Cross Country, Track, Letter- man’s Club Patrick, Barbara College Preparatory Transfer Student From Scott Air Force Base, Art, French Peppers, Vonnie College Preparatory GAA, May Day Perry, John College Preparatory Peters, Linda College Preparatory May Day Peters, James College Preparatory Baseball, Basketball, National Honor Society, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel; President, Sen- ior Class Play, Senior Class Presi- dent, Junior Follies, Homecoming Court Pierce, Kathleen General Pisel, Agnes College Preparatory GAA; Secretary, Leadership; Sec- retary, Red Peppers, Homecom- ing Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Junior Follies, Jr. Red Cross, German Club Prilehett, John College Preparatory Puryear, Walter College Preparatory Science Club, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play Radefeld, Jo Ann General i Polette, Linda General, Home Economics GAA, Red Peppers, FHA, Stu- dent Council, Journalism, Dean’s Assistant, May Day, Art Potter, Terry General Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Art, German Club, Girls’ Glee Club Prazma, Roseann Business Education May Day, Co-op Work Ranft, Janet College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, May Day, German Club, Girls’ Glee Club Rapp, Ronald Vocational Ray, Thomas College Preparatory Science Club, National Honor So- ciety, Homecoming Play, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Masque Gavel, Art, Junior Follies Prewett, Roseland General Prince, Robert Vocational Presley, Michael General Reader, James Vocational Basketball Reeder, Sharon College Preparatory Red Peppers, Journalism, May Day- Reeves, George General Reeves, Linda College Preparatory- Red Peppers, May Day Reeves, Robert General Rehagen, Andrea College Preparatory- Red Peppers, Journalism, May Day, Latin Club Reimers, Henry College Preparatory- Football, Band, Science Club, Homecoming Play, Spanish Club, Radio Club, Homecoming Court Reisinger, Carol General May Day Reynolds, Carol General GAA, May Day- Rice, Shirley Business Education Contando, May Day, Art Rickert, Michael College Preparatory Riggs, Linda General Contando, Girls’ Glee Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus, Art, May Day Roderick, Dennis General Rodgers, Jo Ann Business Education May Day Rollins, Billy College Preparatory Roseman, Virginia General Science Club, Girls’ Glee Club, May Day Rotter, James College Preparatory Royce, James College Preparatory Ringcring, Charles Vocational Risner, Sandra Business Education Red Peppers, May Day Ritchie, Steven College Preparatory Band Rivenburgh, Sara College Preparatory Red Peppers; Treasurer. Usherette, National Honor Society, Home- coming Play, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel; Treasurer, Senior Class Play, May Day, German Club, Sophomore Class Play Robbers, John Business Education Robertson, Colleen College Preparatory Red Peppers; President, Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operet- ta, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Dean’s Assistant, Senior Class Play, May Day Ruebhausen, Ronnie College Preparatory Rutter, Donna Vocational Sabin. Peter College Preparatory Red Peppers, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Student Body President t • aa f Sabo, Linda General GAA, Cheerleading, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Dean’s Assistant, Senior Class Play, May Day, Art, NFL Speech Club, Junior Follies, Sophomore Class Play, Girls’ Glee Club, May Day Page, National Honor So- ciety Sander, David Vocational Sanders, Kathy General Santagato, Cheryl College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, FHA, Class Skits, May Day Santagato, Mickey College Preparatory GAA, Red Peepers, Science Club, Homecoming Play, Spanish Club, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Art, Junior Follies Saucier, Louis General Scarborough, Steve General Band Schalkham, Gus Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, Letterman’s Club Schellhardt, Barbara Business Education .Schcr, Janis College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Usher- ette, Modern Music Masters, Homecoming Play, Madrigals, May Day, Latin Club Schermer, Gail College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers; Board Mem- ber, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, May Day, Art, Junior Follies, Sopho- more Class Play Schiber, Gloria General Red Peppers, Contando, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Home- coming Play, May Day, Girls’ Glee Club Schmidtke, Martha General Schwager, James General Schwartz, Victoria Business Education May Day Schwaller, Frank College Preparatory Schwendemann, Dave General Schwendeman, Jenna College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, Debate, Na- tional Honor Society, Homecom- ing Play, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day, Junior Follies, Latin Club, Junior Classical League Shieb, Marie General Usherette, GAA, Dean’s Assistant, Art, May Day Schmedake, Nancy College Preparatory GAA, Band, Vlodern Music Mas- ters, National Honor Society, Spanish Club; President, May Day, Band Lctterman’s Club; His- torian Schmidt, Patricia College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, Red Peppers, F ' HA, Dean’s Assistant, May Day, German Club Schwent, Darleen College Preparatory GAA, May Day Schwent, Marlcen College Preparatory GAA, Science Club, May Day Latin Club Scott, Jeanne Business Education May Day Sedabres, Barbara General May Day Seitzer, Dwight College Preparatory Settlemoir, Cynthia College Preparatory Contando, Advanced Mixed Cho- rus, Operetta, Homecoming Play Madrigals, May Day Shane, Doris General GAA; Vice-President, Leadership, GAA Camp Representative, Jr. Red Cross Sharp, Jerry Vocational Shaw, Richard General Shemwell, Donald General Shemwell, Nelma Business Education May Day Shilt, John General Slater, Donna General Usherette, FHA, Dean’s Assistant, Art, Mixed Chorus Slone, Phyllis General Library Assistant, May Day, Jr. Red Cross Smith, Brenda General May Day Signiago, Louis College Preparatory Simmons, Victoria College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, Homecom- ing Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Junior Follies, Jr. Red Cross Sizemore, Sharon College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers; Board Mem- ber, May Day, Jr. Red Cross Southwick, Michael College Preparatory Russian Club, German Club Sparks, Kathy General May Day Sparks, Jerry General Smith, Sharon General Smothers, Jean Business Education Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus Smith, Lon College Preparatory Journalism, Quill sian Club Scroll, Rus- Speer, Max College Preparatory Spiceland, Philip College Preparatory Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Jr. Red Cross, Art, Junior Follies Springer, Cathy Business Education Stephens, Georgia General May Day Stone, Janet General Stoppkottc, David College Preparatory Football, Lettcrman’s Club, Foot- ball Manager, Band, Art, Band Letterman’s Club Stanek, Gary College Preparatory Baseball, Boys’ Glee Club, Home- coming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Art, Junior Follies Stavely, Gayle College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, Treasurer, May Day, National Honor So- ciety Stawar, Larry College Preparatory Science Club, Honor Math Straka, Joe College Preparatory Usher, Homecoming Play, Skit Director, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Class Play, Junior Follies Strong, Kenneth General Football, Letterman’s Club, Track Stuart, James College Preparatory Football, Letterman’s Club, Base- ball, Basketball, Homecoming Play, Class Skits Sudek, Alice General May Day, Art Summers, Donna College Preparatory Red Peppers, Science Club, Home- coming Play, Class Skits, Ad- vanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day, Sophomore Treasurer, Latin Club, Junior Follies Swan, Pamela College Preparatory GAA, Usherette, Science Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Homecoming Play, Span- ish Club, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day, Latin Club Talley, Sheri College Preparatory Red Peppers, Cheerleading, State Camp Representative (Cheerlead- ing), Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day, Junior Class Treasurer Tanksley, Sheila General Tapp, Newton General Teague, Jon College Preparatory Science Club Tharp, Ralph College Preparatory Thiele, Gary General Thomas, Cathy General GAA, Contando, Class Skits, Dean ' s Assistant, May Day, Art Thomas, David College Preparatory Thomas, Geraldine General Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, May Day, Art, Girls ' Glee Club Thompson, Jerry General Thompson, Leslie General Red Peppers, May Day Thomas, John General Thomas, Linda General Thompson, Claudia College Preparatory Red Peppers, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Dean’s Assist- ant, Senior Class Play, May Day, Russian Club, Latin Club, Debate Thomson, Angela Gayle General Red Peppers, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, May Day Throne, Norma College Preparatory GAA, Band, Science Club, Span- ish Club, May Day, Russian Club, Latin Club Thurston, Dennis College Preparatory Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operet- ta, National Honor Society, Mad- rigals Tilton, Mary Frances General Science Club, May Day l ittle, Robert College Preparatory 1 oundas, Pamela General May Day. GAA I owse, r red College Preparatory Science Club. German Club Travis, Adele General GAA (Treasurer), Leadership (Vice President), May Day Trgovich, Susan General May Day, Art Troyer. Arthur R College Preparatory Advanced Mixed Chorus, Boy’s Glee Club, Operetta, Amateur Radio Club ValicofT, Valerie College Preparatory Red Peppers, May Day, Dean’s Assistant Vandever, Cathy Business Education Vasquez, Doris General Turner, Ron College Preparatory Football, Usherette, Student Coun- cil (Vice President of Student Body), Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech. Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Class Play, Latin Club, Junior Follies Ulitschan, Peter Vocational Unfried. Jeaninc Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, FHA, May Day Votaw, Carolyn General May Day Vaughn, Kathy Business Education GAA. Red Peppers. Dean ' s As- sistant, May Day Wafler, Terry College Preparatory Basketball, Band, Drum Major, Modern Music, Masters, Ad- vanced Art, Band Letterman, President of Band, Golf Wallis, Allison General Ward, Harry General Warren, Gail General May Day Walck, Margaret College Preparatory May Day, Guidance Office, Latin Club, Sophomore Mixed Chorus Wallace, Lynda Business Education May Day Wallace, Stephen General Wagner, Richard College Preparatory Waitukaitis, Larry College Preparatory Spanish Club Wakefield. Kathy Business Education Warren, Mary Jo College Preparatory GAA, Usherette, Homecoming Play, Journalism, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, May Day, Latin Club, Debate W ' eckman, Marilyn Business Education GAA, Band, Majorette, Modern Music Masters, National Honor Society, May Day, Band Letter- man Club Weiss, Mary Ellen College Preparatory Red Peppers, Dean’s Assistant, May Day, Latin Club Weissenborn, Kathy Business Education Welton, David College Preparatory Wendel, Larry College Preparatory Wendel, Leonard College Preparatory Werner, Alan General Wessell, Marvin College Preparatory Band Weston, Cheryl General Rep Peppers, May Day Whalen, David General Wheeler, Bobby General 4 � iM Whistler, Linda General White, Richard General Football, Track, Homecoming Play, Glass Skits, Advanced Speech White, Robert General Wiehardt, Erik General Science Club, Homecoming Play, National Honor Society, Ad- vanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Sophomore Class Play, Junior Follies, Debate, President of Sci- ence Club Wieser, John College Preparatory Wilkinson, Gary College Preparatory Williams, William General Wilson, Carolyn General Red Peppers, May Day Willaredt, Stephen Vocational Course Williams, Beverlee Kay College Preparatory Red Peppers, Mixed Chorus, Sci- ence Club, May Day Williams, Kenneth College Preparatory Science Club, National Honor Society, Homecoming Play, Class Skits, Advanced Speech, Masque Gavel, Senior Class Play, Junior Follies Wilson, Danny General Football ±1 Winfield, Judith College Preparatory GAA, Leadership, Red Peppers, Journalism, Library Assistant, May Day, Quill Scroll Winkle, Kathy College Preparatory GAA. May Day Winnie, Ernest General Wolfe, David General Wood, Larry General Worthen, Terry ' General Wilson, Sharon Business Education May Day, Co-op Girl Wilson, Vicki College Preparatory GAA, Red Peppers, Usherette, Student Council, Journalism. May Day, Latin Club s.- Wise, David Vocational Course Wofford, Carol General Advanced Mixed Chorus. Oper etta. May Day Wofford, Don General Windsor, Steve General Wrolen, Phillip College Preparatory Boys ' Glee Club, Advanced Speech, Senior Class Play, Art Wright, Vicki General Wyatt, Glenda Business Education GAA, Red Peppers, May Day, Co-op Student Wyatt, Joyce College Preparatory Red Peppers, Science Club, Ger- man Club Yates, Terry College Preparatory Football 1965, 1966, Letterman’s Club; Sgt. at Arms, Most Valua- ble Lineman “66” Yeager, Jeanie General May Day Yeager, Linda Home Economics May Day Ylikopsa, Tom College Preparatory York, Sharon Business Education GAA, Science Club, Dean’s As- sistant Young, Mary General May Day Young, Patricia College Preparatory Red Peppers, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Homecoming Play, Madrigals, May Day, Ger- man Club Young, Sharon General May Day, Art Zilliken, Nancy General May Day Zimmer, Barbara College Preparatory Red Peppers, National Honor Society, Homecoming Play, Advanced Speech, Dean’s Assist- ant, Senior Class Play, May Day, Junior Classical League, Junior Pollies Zang, Nancy College Preparatory CAA, Band, May Day, Band Letterman’s Club, Latin Club, JCL Zellerman, Kathleen College Preparatory CAA, Leadership, Red Peppers, Science Club, Library Assistant, May Day, German Club, Soph- omore Class Play Zenik, Cathy College Preparatory Band, Modern Music Masters, May Day, Band Letterman, Latin Club, Junior Classical League A New Day Most seniors now are shouting For soon they’re out of school, But soon the tumult will become The exception, not the rule. The seniors: some are laughing But most just calmly sigh, A few thank God it’s over While others simply cry. Graduation will come at last And last it true will be — Last meeting of the good, good friends That never again we’ll see. And now this day is over And no one can deny The school days here have given us The happiness nothing can buy. Our books and written papers At last are put away, But soon those dusty pieces Will brighten a new day. 103 Beneath the smoke of an expanding industrial city, there is a school which has meant much to many — This is Granite High School. Our school has a glorious history of sixty-nine years, and is now one of the largest schools in the state. This was a year characterized by a period of change. New clubs were organized, new projects started, a new cafeteria was built, and a new superintendent was appointed. Our school is just a pinpoint in a rapid-paced world, a world in which technology seems to control everything. Five countries now have The Bomb, we are presently engaged in war, and much of our resources are being diverted to the conflict. Increasing strides are being made in research on cancer, heart, and birth defects. Modern society does not stand still. Our school has prepared us to be leaders and loyal followers in this nuclear age. Some will go overseas to fight for our nation, some will go into research to help humanity, but all will back our nation by their following and support. Today we are but a fragment of the world, but tomorrow we become a part of it. Thirteen years ago 725 five year olds toddled off to kindergarten, giving no thought to the idea that one day they would be graduating from Granite High. During these past thirteen years, we have picked up a valuable educational background, but most importantly, we have made friends, had fun, and developed our personalities and capabilities for future life. “Rich man! Poor man! Beggarman! Thief!” “Doctor! Lawyer! Indian chief!” Remember those grade school days? It was a light and carefree time — a time which will never be repeated. Remember recess with all of its games — hop-scotch, jump rope, stoop tag, square- dancing, marbles, jacks. Remember the fads, sports, and activities — hoola-hoops, kites, airplanes, model cars, school patrols, sports day, elimination, flag football, 600 yd. walk-run? All of these soon passed however, and we found ourselves a part of the class of 1967. September, 1961, brought this class to a time of change, experi- mentation, and excitement. We eagerly (?) left the games and toys of grade school to accept the more adult world of Central, Coolidge, and Prather — Junior High at last! The boys tried out for sports, becoming Indians, Braves, and Chiefs. In the meantime, the girls all tried out for cheerleading. In class, the boys learned to make coin purses and candy dishes while the girls studied the art of homemaking, but everyone learned to make noise and cause trouble. Writing notes was a chronic problem, but nothing like the problems people had at the Wash- ington. Remember when R. T. was told “don’t”, or when Jim kicked the whole left section out? The girls had swinging slumber parties every other weekend with “wrestling” as the pastime, and the boys gathered to play basketball, football, and, of course, pool. But, somehow, the boys and girls always seemed to turn up together. Remember 108 Sock hops, summer camps, tennis and ice skating all had their moments of glory, but forever popular were the mixed parties, hayrides, and picnics to Pere Marquette that our class inherited on becoming Freshmen. Back at school, Jim G. was President of the Coolidge Student Council. At Prather, Jim S. was Mr. Irresistible; just ask Katie. In the meantime, Rattfinks were officially formed, thanks to Bob and Terry. Card games took place continually, and seemingly Rog was in a fight, continual- ly. Knee socks and bows were the big rage for girls, and for Jim, going bald must have been it. (Mr. Clean overnight). And of course, we’ll never forget “Little Richard” as the muscleman of the biology classes or any of our dissecting or bug-collecting experiences. But most memorable was Carol’s New Year’s Eve parties. Her back room really came in handy — remember when koze almost got kissed. But then, time passed rapidly, and almost before we knew it, we were Sophomores. When 109 After three years of mental disorder, we were promoted to the “Big Building” where students of Prather and Coolidge were united to make up the glorious class of “67” We made known our presence by joining every club and organization open to us. Dean and Connie led our Sophomore class as president and vice-president. Flip and Linda were our actor and actress. Remember when Richie P. forgot his lines in our Sopho- more class play, “The Mouse that Roared” . . . ? Sherry and Vicki were chosen as cheerleaders and Ron helped out as vice-president of the Student Body . . . Our Junior year was the greatest. Student body elections showed the hottest and most exciting week of campaigning, ever. Jr. Follies were hilarious; our prom was beautiful. Kathy and Ginger, co-chairmen, chose “Polynesian Paradise” as the theme. Our class colors were chosen . . . PINK AND BURGUNDY (??) The boat excursion was . . . fiagless, thanks to Candy, Kathy, Alice, Jayne, and Cheryl . . . Yeah, class officers! ! ! no And then, at last ... all of the hopes and dreams of graduation turned into reality. We finally made it to the top. “Seniors!” Jim was elected President of our class with Candy, Vicki and Katie filling in. We started the year by forming the biggest and best Red Peppers ever. Col did a fine job as President. We backed our Fighting Warriors all the way. Remember all of our cool Pep Rallies?? The first two rows of the Audi- torium were always filled! Pete led the Student Body as President. Our Homecoming play, “Bye Bye Birdie,” was a smash sell out. Remember Bob in those tight gold pants?? Vicki and Terry reigned as Harvest Queen and King. Dan and Dave were named Mr. T.D. and Mr. Harrier. Jim and Terry led our Basketball team as co-cap- tains, and we captured the Dupo Championship. We’ll never forget the Madison game. Our wrestlers, led by Ray had a fine season. After taking districts and sectionals, we sent Jerry, Bruce, Ray, Bill, and Jan to State . . Katie, Vicki, and Terry were chosen to represent them as queens. Sharon was named “Miss School Spirit.” The Spring Formal was beautiful with “Carousel” as the theme. Mr. King chose “Get Smart” as our Sr. Class Play. Remember all the trips?? — New York, Detroit, New Orleans, and all of the good times we had. But, as usual, good times must come to an end; perhaps they will be replaced by better times, but even so, they cannot detract from our remem- brance of these times. For this was our class. The unforgettable class of ’67 . . . Ill January � -s WARRIORS Junior Class Officers: Donna Ferro, Treasurer; Roselyn Zotti, President; Jean Granklanoff, Secretary; Mary Harris, Vice-president. JUNIORS Mrs. Sonya Adkerson Mr. William Berry Mrs. Fay Carlisle Mr. Edward Lcnzi Junior Glass Deans Mrs. June Mills Mr. Terry Salem Mrs. Diane VVilkerson Mr. Stanley Wojcik Delores Acosta Carolyn Adams Harold Adams Wayne Adams Dave Anderson Jeanette Anderson Larry Anderson Keri-Gae Archer Bob Ariana Joyce Arney Brenda Arnold Linda Arthur Arthur Asadorian Ron Ashby Robert Ashcraft Don Atchley Daryl Atchley Gary Aurand Bob Austin Sharon Azari Jerry Badgctt Sharon Bartosiak Mike Barzoff Dave Batson Dale Belcher Aleta Belmer Carolyn Bellman Judy Benko Deb Berger Carol Berry Karen Bettorf Gary Bezan Pam Biason Carol Biggs Diane Blackwell Charlie Bladdick Jim Blaylock Pat Bloodworth Larry Bloomquist Brenda Bode Eileen Bodi Alan Bogovich Janice Baron Diana Barnett Bill Barnett Dennis Barnhart Victoria Barth Robert Barthlemy Rick Bartling Jo Ann Bailey Ron Bailey Faye Baize Berte Baker Clarence Baker Tom Baker George Baltzell Ken Bohnenstiehl Connie Bolt Ken Bolton Betty Bone Shelby Bone Karen Bondegard Lois Boone Russ Borth Dave Bowman Suzanne Boyd Cindy Boyer Dennis Boyer Cathy Bramley Art Branch Ron Brandon Paula Brannam Pat Breese Jennifer Brewer Ellayne Briggs Mary Brooksher Paula Brown Bruce Bryant John Buckingham Sandy Buckingham Ken Buford Steve Bulla Connie Bunker Bob Bunselmeyer Donna Burns Mike Burris Edie Bush Rex Buzan Mary Byer Debbie Byers Paul Caban Bev Cable Gene Cain John Calaway Stan Caldwell Judy Camarata A1 Campbell Bob Campbell Shirla Campbell Harry Camper Iva Cantlon Tom Carmody Dave Carroll John Caudron Brian Cavanaugh Bob Cawly Richard Cay Terri Cell Nancy Chandler Mary Chapman Donna Chappell Gloria Chappell Wayne Childers Ron Chlopck Mary Anne Christoff Cheryl Clark Mike Clemons Phil Clemensen Carol Clemons Curtis Click Dennis Cline Rodger C.oakley Junior Coleman Linda Conaway Reggie Conrad Gail Cooper Diane ( ' order Vera Corley Sue Cory Vikki Couch Bill Cowan Gayle Cox Mary Ruth Cox Shirley Cox Russ Cozart Dennis Crabtree Sandy C.rafton Carole Cralley Kathy Crawford Dan Creasy Judy C.rnkovich Dempsey Cross Bruce Cripps Roger Crites Gail Cunningham Chris Cynarski Loretta Dahmm Bill Dallas Larry Dalton Keith Darner Connie Davis Shirley Davis Pamela Downey Ken Dayton Nancy Dayton Leonard Dean Karen Deatherage Wendy Decatur Linda Delgado Paulette Derossett J udy DeShasier Dottie Dewitt Dennis Dix Mike Dochwat Rick Dittrich John Decker Becky Dickson Judy Dockery Jim Evans James Ezell Rick Ezell Donna Fallis Barb Fechte Mary Feltmeyer Chuck Fenoglio Den Fenton Donna Ferro Greg Fett William Filer Jim Fitzpatrick Ed Finazzo Fred Finazzo Ronnie Fisher Carol Flach Debbie Flowers Susan Flowers Gail Forshee Bill Foshee Rick Fossieck Vernon Dockery Ken Doolin Bev Dortch Jim Doroghazi Susan Dotv Charles Doughas Diane Dowthitt Jerry Doyle Dave Drozda Ray Drennan Eddie Duckett Chris Dufner Edna Dunham Maggie Dunlap Brenda Dutton Donna Duvall Debbie Dye Larry Earney Buddy Eberhart Jim Ebrecht Kenny Edwards Carolyn Ellis Gilbert Ellis Virginia Emerson Sue Ensor Gary Epps Clare Evangclauf Alvan Evanoff Gary Edwards Jeri Edwards Nancy Edwards Martha Edmonds Jim Elledge Judie Elledge Kathy Elliott Mary Foster June Fowler Georgia Frazier Mark Friederich Leesa Freedman Tom Freeman Dave Fricker Lynn Fraley Jerry Fuller Judy Fuller Toni Fuchs Jean Gabriel Beth Gabriel Patsy Ga fiord Gary Gaines Ron Gallas Terry Gann Terry Gargac Pat Garner Angie Gasparovic Larry Gauen Carol Gettleman Larry Glynn Daryle Gibbs Marilyn Gibbs Bill Gibson Jim Gilmore Larry Goad John Goldasich Debbie Gorby Joan Graf Jean Graklanoff Richard Grotefendt Joe Greene Chip Green Evelyn Greene Jerry Griffin Larry Griffith Dave Grillion Ed Grote Linda Grotz Janet GushlefT Chervle Guth Connie Hafley Sterling Hogue Katie Hahn Norman Hall Pat Hamilton Russ Hamilton Steve Hamilton Ed Hancock Nancy Hanks Janice Harding Terry Harmon Emogene Harmon Frances Harmon Donna Harper Howard Harper Robert Harper Sandy Harper Bill Harris Brad Harris Mary Harris Russ Harris Deb Harrison Phil Hartman Phyllis Hartman Dennis Hatcher Kathy Hauptman Kris Hayes Mary Hayes Tom Heck Linus Hellrick Dena Helms Sandy Hendrickson Connie Hensley Connie Hicks Gerry Hicks Connie Higgins Mike Higgins Danny Hill Rich Hill Jim Hillmer Iolyn Hinkle Anita Hoedebecke Paul Hoffman Betty Hogan Gary Holland Linda Hollis John Hommert Jenny Hood Roger Hoover Dan Hornberger Harold Hotson Dave Howard Gene Howard Larry Huett Frank Hufstedler Larry Hughes Phil Hull Rich Hull Robert Humphreys Rickey Hunt Wanda Hunt Norma Hunter Bernie lilies Connie Ingram Betty Inmon Mike Ivie Albert Jackson Betty Jackson Barb Jackson Jerry Jackson Peggy Jackson Nancy Jackson Ray Jackson Mike Jacobs Mary Jaime Bill Jakich Cheryl James Dan James Robert James Dan Jamerson Dan Jenkins Kay Jenkins Alan Jenson Debbie Johnson Jim Johnson Karen Johnson Kay Johnson Larry Johnson Dennis Jolly Dianejones Jeff Jones John Jones Laura Jones Sheila Jones Stu Jones Pat Joshu Sharon Joyce Kathy Judy Sandy J ustice Beckie Fahnster Bill Kalips Randy Keck Ted Keck Betty Keel Rita Keeton Dave Kelahan Donna Kelahan John Kelih Cathy Keller Phyllis Kenison Melanie Kenney Brenda Kinworthy Terry Kent Jim Kesterson Jane Kerch Joyce Kerbey David Kimbro Leonard King Lloyd King Sharon Klann Mike Klobe Dianna Kofahl Dale Koester Jerry Kovach Judy Kovach Carole Knackstedt Kathy Knackstedt Irma Kraft Nancy Kramer Chuck Kruger Rita Kukarola Gary Kunnemann Carol Kuzma Pat LaCicero Dennis LaMacchia Joe LeGrand Ron Laboray Janet I-add Vicki Lakin Yvonne Lamb Cheryl Landis Sharon Landon Tim Lane Debbie Larner Stanley Laughlin Donald Law Doug Law Ron Law Ron Laws Kim Lawson Randy Legate Joe Lehne Wanda Lemons Chris Leonard Don Lcsko Terry Leutenegger Bob Lewey Craig Lewis Delmar Lewis Rita Lewis Kathy Lewis Pam Libby Deb Lieurance Denise Linder Shannon Little Barry Lloyd Gai Loper Roger Love Roy Love Rich Lowe Jim Loy Donna Lucy Linda Luedde Vicki Lupardus Karen Lurton Linda Lybarger Pat Lynn Dan McBride Jim McCart Nancy McCoy Ron McCoy Rich McCurter Merle McDaniel Pam McDonald Carl McDowell Nancy McDuffy Dave McFarland Jeanne McGee Steve McGinness Anna McGrath Mary McKay Sharon McKeal Rosa McKeal Sandy McMillen Terry MacZura Richard Magary Elaine Mabry Dana Mandl Den Mang Larry Mangiaracino Marlene Mann Jim Manners Bobbie Marcus Kathy Morefield Shirley Morgan Don Martin Phil Martin Virginia Martin Den Mathis John Martinez Pat Mathon Anna Maxfieid Elvada Maxfieid Mike Mayes Jim Meador Gary Mefford Janis Mehelic Louie Mehl Tom Merchant Virginia Merritt Tom Messina Parris Meszaros Terry Metcalf Vicki Metcalf Linda Meyers Eddie Mikolaszuk Janet Milkovich Carolyn Miller Janice Miller Jerry Miller Marvin Miller Myron Miller Randy Miller Shirley Miller Mary Lou Mills Sharon Mills Carolyn Minks Joan Minnick Lee Mitchell Marilyn Mitchell Tom Modglin John Monroe Bruce Moore Donna Morelan Joe Morrison Pat Morrison Shirley Moseley Judy Mowery Bob Mull Ann Mullen Ron Muller Charlie Murphy Bunnie Nance Dorothy Needham Carol Newberry Carol Newman Nancy Niepert Brenda Nipper Sandy Nixon Steve Nizinski Joe Nobus Rick Nolan John Norton Rosalind Oberdieck Tom Oram Kathy Orgovan Dale Orr Kathy Ortolan Mike O’Shia Dan Ostrenga Mike Osuchowski Gary Oxford James Page Mike Paladin Rob Paoli Tom Papp Jim Parks Pat Parker Bev Parmley Jane Parmley Sandy Parson Dorthea Pascoe Dan Patterson Kathy Patterson Pat Patton Pat Patrick Connie Payne Karen Pelate Sharon Perkins Chuck Perroni Joann Pfeiffer Dennis Phillips Lewis Phillips Margaret Phipps Vic Piechocinski Mary Pierce Bev Pirtle Richard Pitman Thad Podgajny Roger Poe Margaret Pomeroy Norman Popmakoff C.lint Potter Deena Poulos Arthur Presley Gary Prewctt Doris Pritchett Rich Prollitt Nancy Prusak Brad Pulaski Sharon Pulley Van Puryear Carol Puskar Eleanor Ragan Don Rains Linda Rains Pat Randall Bev Rapp Brenda Rapp Monty Rapp Randy Raymond Sue Reaka Sharon Rebenack Karen Reber Brenda Reed Gary Reed John Relleke Tom Reynolds Delmar Rhodebeck Ruth Richardson Kathy Rice Kevin Ricks Jim Ridenour Pat Ridge Janet Riggs Debbie Rill Tom Roach Dan Roberts Elaine Roberson Carol Robertson Mary Robertson Robyn Robertson Forrest Rodgers Mace Rodgers Sharon Rouland Roberta Rojas Alice Ralls John Roney Rich Rose Dave Rosenburg Mary Ross Steve Ross Larry Rozycki Brenda Rushing Dennis Rushing Bart Russell Gary St Ivany Mark St Ivany Dave Saltich Paul Sackett Paul Scaglione Dave Scarborough Herman Schermer Brenda Schieb Mary Schildman Cathy Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Walt Schmidt Bob Schrieber Bonnie Schrocder Bev Schwendemann Ernie Schwendemann Carol Scott Pam Scziglak Russell Selph Paul Shane Charles Shea Sheila Shemwell Joyce Shepard Ron Sheppard Larry Shipley Joyce Shipp Sandra Short Diane Sichling Marie Siebert Bill Simmons Craig Signall Mike Siegfried Larry Seibold James Simpson Roxana Sitter Valorie Sladky Bob Slattery Cecil Slavings I.ynette Smallie Debbie L. Smith Debbie R Smith Donna Smith Gareth Smith Norm Smith Pam Smith Stanley Smith Carol Smolar Vicky Smith Monty Smoot Dave Snelson Marsha Sobczak Debbie Sorior Bev Sparks Sally Sparks Kevin Spence Donna Spicer Susan Spikcr Gloria Sprankle Connie Stacey Mary Stack Tana Stamps Danny Stapleton Mike Stavely David Steele Sam StefanofT Stephen Stef! Linda Stegclmcyer Brenda Stidham Allan Stockert Ron Stone Kay Stovall Mike Strickland Joyce Strong Linda Stroud Janice Stucke Carol Studebaker Debbie Sturdivant Steve Suess Linda Sullivan Sandra Sullivan Janet Surbey Joe Szymcek Elaine Tadlock Dena Takmajian Darlene Talbert Ken Talley Dan Tankersley Jane Taratajcio Kevin Taylor Sue Taylor Robin Teague Pat Teetor Raymond Thebeau David E. Thomas Karen Thomas Mary Thomas Diana Thompson Terry Thweatt Rich Timmons Bob Tindall Dianna Tondre Cindy Tonsor Claudia Tonsor Alex Toth Pat Turner Mike Turpenoff Deb Travis J olene T ravis Carman Usery Judy Utley Mollie Van Buskirk Ed Van Skoyk Jane Vanzandt Charlie Varton Mike Vaught Sandy Veach Helen VelofT Tina Waggoner Cindy Walker Mickey Walker Marsha Walker Clarence Wallace Larry Wallace Phyllis Wallace Diane Ward Marguerite Ward Judy Welch Ron Welch Larry Weldon Robert Weller Rich W ' enner Vince Wiehardt Mike Welser Pat Welsh Pam West Peggy West Charles Weymouth Bob Wheatley Mike White Donna Whitt Terrie Whitson Jerry Whyers Doug Wickham William Widton Janice Wieser Pat Wilkinson Bill Willaredt Barb Williams Kathy Willis Rose Willtrout John Wilson Stu Wilson Delbert Willtrout Nancy Windsor James Warren Mary Wasylak Lana Watson Randy Watson Cheryl Webb Nina Webb Dave Welborn Donna Winnie Del Winters Doug Winters Martha Wiser Dennis Withers Danny Wofford Melanie Wolf Carol Wolfe Curtis Wolfe Terry Wolfskeil Doris Wood Fat Woo d Nancy Woods Sharon Woodside Iris Woodward Jim Worthen Sharon Wortham Judy Wray Bud Wyatt Cathy Yaegar Billy Yarborough Ron Yates Terry Y’eager Vicki V etter Candy Yodis Gar) ' York Cecil Young Charlie Y oung Kathy Young Harry Zamminer Dawne Zerlan Carolyn Zotti Roselyn Zotti Sophomore Class Officers: Jolene Hackney, Vice-president; Charlene Eberhart, Treasurer; Ruth Diak, Secretary; Rog Belshe, President. SOPHOMORES Mr. Warren Collins Mr. Earl Eardley Mr. William Eaton Susan Abbot!. Clifford Adams, Dean Adams, Colleen Affoltcr, Justine Ahlers, Jan Albers, Terri Alexander, Tom Alfaro, Brenda Alger Kathy Alger, Barb Allen, Pat Allen, John Allison, Gene Amberger, Ed- ward Ames, Jim Anderson, Linda Anderson, Mike Anderson Rose Anderson, Charles Andrews, Craig Argent, Greg Argent, Wally Angle, Vickie Antonopoulos, Joe Arico, Mike Asadorian, Rich Asa- dorian Brenda Ashburn, John Askins, .Vlaella Atchley, David Atkisson, Ann Aufderheide, Karla Avants, Clift Avers, Paul Azerolo, Ben Bag- by Carol Baker, Debbie Baker, Fran- ces Baker, Jane Baker, Sandra Baker, Becky Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Jennifer Bailey, Nathan Bailey Rodney Bailey, Sharon Ballard, Gary Barker. Ronnie Barlock, Deb- bie Barnes, Patty Barnes, Sarah Barnett, Susan Barnett, Larry Barn- hart Barbara Bartels, Mike Barton, Ed Bartosiak. Shirley Barunica, Vicki Basan, Sandy Battles, Mike Beasley, Phyliss Beasley, Dana Beaumont Raymond Becerra, Tom Beck, Jim Becker, John Bell, Truely Bell, Dorothy Bellovich. Roger Belshe, Brenda Bennett, Gloria Bennett Dave Benson, John Berosky, Denise Berry, Jan Bertacchi, Pam Bischof, Pamela Bird, Barb Bishop, Gordan Bishop, Ron Bittick Randy Blackard, Barbara Blattner. Keith Blind, Joe Bodi, Laura Bo- govich, Ron Bouillon, Clifford Boker, Ken Boone, Eddie Bonds Phillip Bonds, Janet Bono, Diane Borth, Phyllis Boshoff, Joyce Boushard, Paula Bowler, Jim Bow- man, Jackie Boyer, Mike Boyer Mike Boyd, Marie Boyle, Thelma Bradley, Suzanne Brammell, Ray Branna, Karen Braswell, Christine Brave, Sam Brawley, Darmond Broyles Ricky Buckingham. Linda Bunker, Pat Brule, Kathy Browning, Janice Brown, Chris Brown, Judy Britton, Debbie Breeze, Jim Buford Dan Buis, Debbie Burnett, Ralph Burnett, Dean Burris, Bill Bury, Don Butch, lorn Butkovich, Terry Burton, Linda Butler Sherry Butler, Glen Buttrey, Rob- ert Byrd, Donna Calvert, Debbie Campbell, Leta Campbell, Charlie Campbell, Dennis Campbell, Sandy Candler Gloria Corbett, Alice Carbone, Mike Cardwell, Jim Carlile, Kathy Car- mody, Kathy Carroll, Mike Carney, William Carter, Nina Caschctta Terry Case, M arsha Casey, Linda Castile, Doug Caulvin, Carolyn Challman, Janice Chandler, Sue Chandrl, Sheila Charter, Kathy Chastain Margaret Cheatham, Cynthia Chil- cutt, John Childers, Mike Chinn, Tom C.holevik, Mike Christopher, Stephanie Cionk, Gary Clark, Jo Ann Clark Mary Clark, Mike Clark, Robert Clark, Diane Clemons, Jessie Clements, Linda Clutts, Dan Cobb, Theresa Colbert, Bob Coleman Terry Colp, Billy Cook, Nancy Cook, Jerry Cooke, David Cooper, Gary Cooper, Sue Cooper, Ronnie Cooper, Debbie Corcoran Mike Corrado, Karen Corzilius, Joe Costello, Karen Cowan, Alan Cox, Linda Cox, Chris Crabb, Debbie Craddock, Valerie Crain Nina Crawford, Billy Creek, Brenda Cremeens, Dennis Cripps, Sharon Crites, Sandy Crook, Jack Cul- pepper, John Cundiff, Mike Curtis Danny Cuvar, Judy DeLozicr, Den- ise DeMott, Charles Dahmm, Lana Dalhuas, Donna Danco, Dave Dan- iel. Bruce David, Bill Davis Kevin Davis, Lynn Davis, Pat Davis, Sheila Davis, Rich Dean, Sandra Demery, Jim Demontmollin, Paul Dineff, Rich Denny Ruth Diak, Karen Dolosic, Ron Donaldson, Tom Doroghazi, Bob Dorogozhi, Phyllis Dortch, Mari- lyn Doty, Bob Douglas, Grady Douglas Marty Douglas, Lorene Dowdy, Larry Dowdy, Bill Duckworth, Bill Duffield, Richard Duft, Jack Dugan, Brenda Duncan, Marilyn Dunn Pat Dutka, Nancy Dykla, Bill Ear- hart, Diane Earhart, Lana Earn- hardt, Roxanna Easier, Cathy Eaton, Dan Ebling, Charlene Eber- hart Marcia Eddleman, Ralph Edwards, Donna Eggley, Deb Ellis, Nancy Ehlert, Bob Eldridge, Terry Elkins, Mike Elliff, Allen Ellsworth Terry Ellsworth, Waive Ellsworth, Mary Ely, Chris Epperson, Chip Evans, Rolonda Failoni, Cheri Fel- chin, Tony Feeler, Larry Feltmeyer Lon Fenton, Don Ferguson, Steve Ferguson, Rick Ferris, Kathy Feyen, Jim Fields, Ray Field, Rich Filcoff, Pat Finke Steve Fisher, Bob Fisk, Bryce Fisk, Ruth Flanghen, Carla Flowers, Kevin Foehrkoll, Chris Follis, Berry Forrester, Terrie Foster Len Fowler, Randy Fowler, Bar bara Fox, Barbara Fox, Mik Frandsen, Claude Franklin, Larry Franko, John Frazier, Bill Freeman Jim Frey, Paula Freppon, Gene Fritzhugh, Charles Frizzell, Rob- ert Froemling, Lois Frost, Cheri Fuchs, Linda Fulkerson, Frank Gac Russell Gaddy, John Gage, Tim Gardner, Bob Garland, Vicky Gar- rison, Dennis Garver, Anita Gar- parovic, Joy Gasparovic, Gloria Gass Karen Gauen, Nancy Gauen, Mark Georgeff, Russ Gertsch, Carol Gilmore, Kathy Gilmore, Nancy Gitcho, Bruce Giuka, Diane Glide- well Norma Goelier, Louisa Gooch, Claude Gozia, Bev Grable, Cindy Grady, Ida Grady, Ken Graham, Nancy Graham, Walt Greathouse Mike Greco, Bob Green, Paul Greene, Kaihy Gregg, Diane Griffin, Wanda Grizzard, Jim Grote, Jolene Hackney, Thomas Hanks Bill Hagen, Betty Hamilton, Pat Hammack, Chris Hamilos, Reba Hancock, Betty Hanfelder, Mar- tha Hankins, Karen Hanne. Darrell Harbison Joyce Harding, Judy Harty, Cheryl Harper, Mike Harper, Larry ' Har- ris, Wanda Harris, Ruth Harrison, Rich Hart. Larry Harvey Linda Hatscher, Jackie Hayes, Rich Haynes. Leslie Headrick, Delores Hedges, Stella Hedges, Nelson Hediger, Denny Huebner, Janet Heiman Jim Hellrich, Mike Henderson, Tom Henderson, Tracy Henderson, Alan Hennrich, Sandy Herrin, Deb- bie Herring, Barb Heth, Joyce Hicks Pat Higgins, Tom Hildebrand, Charles Hileman. Janice Hill, Jim Hill, Randy Hill, Bev Hines, Bar- bara Hitt, Dan Hodge Sue Hoelter, Vic Hoffstot, Sue Ho- gan, Dennis Holloway, Carol Hag- nauer, Mike Hagopian, Prank Holmes, Rodney Holmes, Greg Homyer Joyce Hopkins, Delores Hordesky, Dennis Horton, Trudic Hotson. Bill Howard, Jane Howards, Randy Howland, Steve Horvath, Dan Howri Wes Hubble, Deborah Huckleberry, Teresa Huddleston, Gene Hudson, Linda Hudson, Dave Huebner, Charles Hull, Redia Hunt, Sherry Hunt Rich Hutchings, John Hutson, Tom Inman, Pat Irwin, Denny Isaak, Barb Isaak, Carol Janulavich, Paul- ine Jordan, Gary Jerrell Linda Jelf, Jon Jenkins, Karen Jo- hannigmeier, Sharon Johnessee, David Johns, Brenda Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Linda Johnson, Pat Johnson Sue Johnson, Wade Johnson, Greg Jolly, Debbie Jones, Gary Jones, JamesJones, Linda Jones, Patjones, Robert Jones Wallene Jones. Sandy Joyce, David Judemann, Donna Julian, Toni Jump, Margie Justice, Linda Kahn, Kathy Kaiser, Dawn Kamrn Don Kary, Mary Kazman, Janet Kearns, Ron Kee, Terry Kelahan, Vern Kelley, Rich Kennedy, Bar- bara Kennerly, Den Kent Jim Kielty, Gerald King, Kevin King, Debbie Kingsley, Debra Knapp, Linda Kratz, Larry Knox, Kevin Koch, Carol Koglin Alan Koester, Donna Krismanick, Joyce Kuhrik, Linda Kuntz, Barb Kutosky, Jack LaPeire, Deb Kwiat- kowski, Dennis Laboray, Bev Lamb- kin Phil Lamm, Cindy Lesko, John Las- ky, Malvin Law, Roger Laws, Mike Leeper, Rich Leonard. John Lerch, Brenda Lewis Debbie Lewis, Sheila Lewis, Donna Licovoli, George Lindley, Judy Line, Gene Livingston, Nana Lloyd, Deb Lockhart, Rich Logan Wes Loper, Frank Lorenz, Debbie Love, Marsha Love, Bev Lowe, Rich Loyet, James Lumpkins, Jeff Ly- barger, Florence Lyerla Kathy Lynn, Linda Lipe, Mike MacMillan, Debbie McBride, Karen McBride, Larry Macabe, Doug Mc- Callister, Wayne McClelland, Karen McClery Laura McCommis, Pat McCrea, Wayne McDaniel, Garry McDon- ald, Sharon McElroy, Mike Mc- Farland, Dennis McGee, Sharon McGee, John McGinness Mike McGovern, Dale McGuire, Dennis McGuire, Dan McKee, Larry McKenzie, Suzanne Mc- Keown, Regina McKinney, Cynthia McKinnon, Bill McMasters Jim McMillan, Kendell McMillan, Lois McQuinney, Kathy Machino, Denise Madrid, Craig Maer, Wayne Maier, Linda Malottki, Mike Mance Beverly Mang, Elaine Menke, Jack Manion, Edna Marler, Helen Marsh, Cheryl Martin, Gail Mar- tin, Larry Martin, Pat Martin Sharon Martin, Laura Massie, Bill Mathenia, Judy Mathenia, Marcia Mathews, Sam Mathews, Curt Mathis, David Mathis, Chris Max- field Becky Maynard, Connie Means, Phil Melson, Debbie Melton, Pam Melzer, Gary Mendenhall, Vicki Mercer, Diane Meyers, Brenda Mezo Charlie Michaels, Kay Mikolaszuk, Reggy Mikon, Tom Miks, Bruce Miles, Peggy Miles, Bob Miller, Joe Miller, Susan Millikin Janice Mills, Eddie Milton, Her- bert Milton, Pat Milton, Henry Minceff, Sam Miranda, Blane Mis- kell, Roy Mitchell, Sherry Mitchell Glenda Mitcherson, Mary Ann Mlinarec, Bob Mobley, Donna Mohorn, Cathy Moore, Kathleen Moran, Nona Moran, Dave Mor- gan, Gary Morgan Jane Morgan, Linda Morgan, Linnea Morger, Dennis Morris, Gail Morris, Shiela Morris, Pam Morrison, Jane Moske, John Nen- ninger Pam Mount, John Mowery, Doug Mudd, Dave Mullenix, Eddie Mullins, Alfonso Munoz, Keith Nagy, Bill Naney. Pat Nash Darlene Nelson. Nancy Newberry, Jerry Newingham, Dave Nickell, Paul Nickel, Tom Niebur, Bob Niesporek, Ray Niesporek, Sam Nighohossian Sue Nobus, George Noeth, Barb Nolen, Mike Norton, Patty No- wicki, Joe Ochoa. Pat Oden, Phyl- lis Odle, Diane Olive George Oliver, Peggy Olsen. Elaine Orahood, Dave Orsborne, Debbie Osburn, Barbara Oetken. Ron Owens, Mark Papp, Lynn Papes Carol Parker, Ray Parker, Mark Pashca, Valeric Pashea. Bob Pates Gary Patterson, Winnie Patterson, Pat Patton, Danny Paul Bill Pearman, Steve Pence, Georgia Peppers, Mary Peppers, Robert Perigo, Kathy Perryman, Dennis Peters, John Petish, Gloria Petri Tony Pctrillo, Gary Phillips, Ber- nard Picker, Eileen Pierce, How- ard Pierce, Mike Pekarik, Winifred Pike, Pat Pinegar, Deb Pirie Larry Pirtle, Karen Plafcan, Dave Polivick, James Poole, Mike Potter, Dwane Porter, Janet Powell, Marie Pranaitis, Kathy Pratt Jon Prewett, Tonie Price, Ken Prince, Robert Prince, Dwayne Prit- chett, Connie Pryor, Gordon Quinn, Charles Rains, Sandy Ram- sey Mike Rapoff, Larry Rapp. Brenda Raub, Virgina Ray, Gretchen Rea, Sherry Reagan, Richard Reber, Louise Reese, Susan Reese Betty Reeves, Terry Reid, Nancy Reisingcr, Nancy Reutzel, Gail Richards, Bob Richardson, Gene Richardson, Margaret Richardson, Phil Richmond Lee Ridgeway, Janice Reinhardt, Terry Rigsby, Paul Riggins, Susan Ringering, Thomas Rippee, Charlie Rivenhurgh, Susan Roach, Jackie Rodeck Ken Rodgers, Bobbi Rodgers, Jimmy Rollins, Maurenc Roney, Jerry Ronk, Nancy Ropac, Sheila Rosa- mond, Bonnie Roseman, Jackie Ross Larry Ross, Nancy Ross, Connie Rotter, Kathy Rotter, Jim Rozell, Margeret Rozycki, Sandy Rushing, Bill Rutledge, Larry Rutter Kay Ryan, Lynn Sabin, Joyce Samp- son, Rebecca Sander, Dottie Sands, Tom Sansone, Fred San Soucic, Brenda Sawyer, Debbie Scaturro James Scaturro, Suzanne Schalk- ham, Dave Schaus, Mike Scheibe, Avonne Schillinger, Bill Schermer, Robert Schildman, Pat Schillinger, Carol Schmidt Gary Schmitz, Peggy Schmitz. Bob Schrauth, Pat Schreiber, Eva Schreiber, Judy Schrieber. Richard Shubert, Shelia Schwab, Tom Schwager Danny Schwendeman, Janet Seka, Mike Seley, Cathy Sellers, Jerry Senior, Janet Serini, Vicki Settle- moir, Jan Seymore, Marion Shands Carolyn Shane, Marilyn Shane, Laureen Shelton, Jeanette Shcm- vvell. Jim Shemwell, Jim Shepard, Barbara Sherley, Jo Lynn Sherman, Nancy Sherifl Peter Shocker, Suzanne Shoemaker, Kathy Siebert. Patty Siebert. Donna Sills, Nancy Singer, Ricky Single- ton, Karen Sitter, Leo Six Charles Sizemore, Gary Skaggs, Rich Skirball. Alice Smith. Bruce Smith, Rich Smith, Sam Smith, Charles Smock, Jean Smolar Gary Sneed, Jim Snelson, Joe Sobczak, Bill Soden, Glenda Sorenson. Linda Spangler, Debbie Sparks, Mike Sparks, Karen Spengel Debbie Spohr, Leo Spranklc, Dor- othy Squires, Roger Stagner, Wayne Staggs, Marion Stawar, Dave Stefl, Jackie Stein, Clarence Stephans Ricky Stephens. Bob Stevens, Danny Steward, Doris Stewart, Gary Stieglitz, Alice Stimac, Denise Stock, Holly Stovall, Phyllis Stotz Sharon Strickland, Sandy Stringer, Laura Stuart, Mike Stuber, Joyce Stucke, Marian Sullivan, Pam Sul- livan, Dave Sumpter, Mary Sutton Randy Sutton, Shirley Sutton, Phyllis Swilley, Kathy Szucs, Maureen Szucs, Tony Szymcek, Troy Tackett, Delbert Tankersley, Barbara Tanksley Diane Tanksley, Larry Tanksley, Mike Tapp, Alex TarpofT, Kyle Tar- poff, Bob Tate, Zoe Ann Tatum, Bruce Taylor, Jim Taylor Bill Tegel, Duane Teetor, Bill Tellor, Debbie Tellor, Mike Tellor, Mike Tharp, Rich Thebeau, Harold Thick, Jim Thiele David Thomas, Karen Thomas, Perry Tongay, Cindy lodoroff, Debbie Tinsley, John Timmons, Debbie Tilson, Glenda Tift, Ted Tidwell Robert Thurau, Ricky Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Cindy Thompson, Carol Thompson, Barbara Thomp- son, Nancy Thomason, Gloria Thomason, Mike Thornton Karen Townsend, Phyllis Town- send, Kathy Treadwell, Roger Tubbs, John Tucker, Sylvia Turner, John Tyler, Ken Ulert, Roger Un- derwood JoAnne Unger. John Upp, Mary Uram, Terrie Vahle, Mollie Valencia, Bruce Van, John Van- Buskirk, Marsha VanDeusen, Linda VanHulzen Evelyn Vasqucz, Nancy Vaughn, Francis Vines, Ron Vinton, Gail Vogeler, Greg Voss, Diane Votaw, Dale Waggener, Georgia Wagner Mike Wakefield, Barbara Wallace, Debbie Wallace, Rita Wallace, Ronald Wallace, Tim Wallace, Darla Walton, Paula Walton, Bob Warren Lewis Waterman, Pam Watkins, Steve Watkins, Peggy Watson, Barb Waynick, Roy Waugh, Carla Webb, Rich Weeks, Craig VViehardt Terry Weissenborn, Paula Welch, Raelene Wenzel, Denise West, Pam Westbrook, Edward Weston, Cindy Whaling, Jim Whistler, Harry White Sue White, Chet Whyers, Ken Wie- dower, Margaret Wiezer, Connie Wigger, Bev Wiggins, Kathy Wil- kinson, Margaret Wilkcrson, Elayne W ' illarcdt Linda Willaredt, Bob Wilimzig, Herbert Williams, Joe Williams, Wanda Williams, Linda Wilson, Linda K. Wilson, Ron Wilson, Barb W ' indsor Brenda W ' indsor, Linda Windsor, Vicky Windsor, John Winkle, Roy Winters, Clyde Wiser, Cindy W ' olfe, Angela Wondra. Sandy W ' ood Howard Woodford, Robert Woj- towicz, Allan Wright, Dennis W ' right, Randy Wright, Martha Wylie, Kathy Yates, Janet Yeager, Kenneth Yeager Brenda Young, Dennis Young, Janet Young, Nancy Young, Katheryn Yureck, Kathleen Vureck, Janet Zamminer, Robert Zaruba, Vivian Zigler Steven Zinn, Larry Zotti. Randall Bond, Frank Humphreys, Gary Elkins SPORTS ROW ONE: (L. to R.) G. Burris, P. Hopper, G. Schalkham, G, Lomar, G. Oxford, D. James. ROW TWO: R. Skirball, M. Pashea, R. Stevens, J. Pashea, M. Welsor, T. Ncibur, T. Oram. ROW THREE: J . Shepard, H. Pierce, Coach Harmon, R. Hull, B. Jones, M. Kuwala, M. White, A. Tarpoff, D. McGee, J. Ronk, K. King. Cross Country Coach Harmon with Captains Dave Lomax, Joe Pashea, and Gus Schalkham. Coached by Mr. Dick Harmon, the Granite City Warriors had a very fine season. Captains Joe Pashea, Dave Lomax, and Gus Schalkham led the team to a 5 — 2 dual meet rec- ord. They were 6th in the conference meet, and 9th in the district. The team is looking forward to an even better season next year with many boys returning. 1st ROW: Rich Paoli, Dan Partney, Dan Wilson, Bob Prince, Jim Stuart, Tom Yocupskia, Terry Moore, Rick Hensley. Ron Sheppard. Steve Conway, Tom Hewlett 2nd ROW: Ron Turner, Keith Gauen, Gary Kunneman, Doug- las Wickham, Jim Hentzel, Mike Dockwat, Terry Lybarger, Jerry Jackson, Russ Borth, Rich White, Terry Yates, Chris Patton 3rd ROW: Don Kirksey, Craig Lewis, Jim Johnson, Dave Snelson, Jim McCart, Charlie Bladdie, Dave Anderson, Ron Laws, John Hommert, Bob Odom, Ken Stong, Steve Mc- Ginnes, Bill Fulcher TOP ROW: Dave Stopkotte, Craig Myers, Terry Liv- ingston, Carl Benson. Varsity Football This year our “Fighting Warriors,” coached by Mr. Jim Morrison, finished their season with two wins and seven losses. Although they encountered many frustrations and suffered various injuries, we had an extra strong backfield, and a determined team. The captain this year was Terry Moore. Assistants to Mr. Morrison included Stan Wojick and Tom Wyrostik; line coach, Gordon Galbreath; backfield coach, Bob Steglemeyer, offensive backfield coach, and Leon Cha ppell, Sophomore coach. BOTTOM ROW UP: Left-Right: Ken Prince, Roger Laws, Dan Hodge. Mike Pekairik, Don Butch, Roger Belshe, Joe Costello, John Bruosky, Ron Kee, Kyle Tarpoff, 2nd ROW: Joe Siezmore, Dave Coo- per, Leo Sprankle, Jim Snelson, Dave Nichols, Tim Wallace, Mike K.l- liff. Gene Livingston, Rich Asidorian, Dennis Carver, 3rd ROW: Frank Holmes, Bob Wotowitch, Denny Huebner, Chris Hamilos, Charles Campell, Bob Pates, Ralph Burnett, Jim Rollins, Jerry Cooke, 3th ROW: Daniel Buis, Jack LaPierre, Randy Wright, Rich Logan. Manager — Jack LaPierre. Sophomore Football Varsity Captain Terry Moore: With Head Coaches Mr. Morrison, Mr. Wojick. % 4 Rich Paoli Jim Hentzel Stuart Captain Moore Dan Part ney Mr. Touchdown . Lybarger Hill Fulcher Ron Turner x Gauen White KSEELISG Left-Right: R Kozcr. K. Green, H. Schermer. STANDING: J. Brisky, C. Henry, G. Sturdi- vant. Mr. Lane. Golf Jack Brisky with Coach Lane. Coached by Mr. Harry Lane, the Golf team compiled a record of eight wins and six losses. The team took third place in the conference and placed second out of twenty teams in the District Tournament. Graduating seniors included Captain Jack Brisky, Charlie Henry, Mike Huff, and Gary Sturdivant. Returning lettermen are Rich Kozer and Chip Green. 154 SITTING, Left to Right, Bill Harris, Kendall Darner, Louie Mehl, Norman Popmarkoff, STANDING, Jerry Eaker, Alan William, Jim Worthen. Jeff Parmley, Jim Holland, Boh Malotki. Coach Richard Har- mon. Tennis Co-captains, Jim Holland, Bob Malottki, with Coach Harmon. The tennis team had a very successful season in 1966. The District Champs ended with 16 wins against only 2 losses. Graduating seniors were Jim Holland, .Vlalford Morris, Jeff Parmley, and Alan Williams. Other members of the squad; Bob Malotki and Norm Popmarkoff. The team is coached by Mr. Dick Harmon. ROW ONE: (L. to R.) G. Schalkham.K. Gauen, B. Davis, J. Pashea, R. Paoli, D. Kirksey, T. Reynolds. ROW TWO: T. Oram, R. Bartling, J. Bohenstiehl, L. Anderson J. Parker, D. Bridges, J. Harper, R. Moneymaker. R. Corey, C. McDowell, D. Allen. ROW THREE: Mr. Morrison, D. Lomax, R. Hull, D. Saltich, B. Gibbs, K. Strong. C. Patton, P. Breeze, M. Frederick, J Johnson, D. Tholey, R. White, Mr. Whitaker. ROW FOUR f Standing ) Mr. Henson, G. Kunncman, H. Becker, L. Hughes. Varsity Track 1966 The Warrior track team of 1966 improved greatly over the team of 1965. It finished 3rd in the Southwest Confer- ence Relays, and also finished well in other tournaments. In the Centralia and Mattoon Tournaments the team finished 4th, and in the Madison County Tournament, it finished 2nd. In the State Tournament, Dwain Bridges finished 3rd in pole vault. 158 160 ROW 1: (L to R) B. Alford, S. Lengyel, B. O’Neill, J. Rains, R. TurpenofT, M. Hoy, T. Barnett, M. Shambro, T. Gregus, T. Stitch. ROW 2: (L to R) R. Han- kins, G. Wozniak, B. Grable, F. Hoffmer, G. Patton, C. Collins, L. Ripka, S. Conway, J. Peters, C. Bequette. ROW 3: Coach Fedora, P. Kacera, D. Lakatos J. Hackney, J. McKechan, J. Blow, ID. Shipp, H. Vick, C. Benson, D. Henson, T. Hall Varsity Baseball The Granite High baseball Warriors had a fine season last year, ending with an overall record of twenty-five wins and ten losses. After taking districts and regionals, the team was defeated in the final game at sectionals by Alton. With the outstanding guidance of Coaches Joe Fedora and Gale Garbe, the Warriors will be looking forward to another winning season this year. Returning lettermen are Mike Hoy, Carl Benson, Paul Kacera, and Steve Lengyel. 161 Sophomores ROW 1: (L-R) D. Withers, B. Wheatlay, L. Phillips, J. Dorgozhi, J. Jackson, J Jones, B. Lloyd, R. Borth, I). Rains, Coach Modica ROW 3: J. Hommert, S. Stefl, D. Jenkins, B. Leweg ROW 2: Coach Champion, R. Fassieck, J. Parks, D. Mitchell, B. James, R. Laws, B. Eberhart, L. Bloomquist, R. Coakley. Baseball Infielders Left to Right: Greg Wozniak, Charlie Collins, Greg Patton, Larry Ripka, Jim Peters, Steve Conway. KNEELING Left to Right: Balford, J. Rains, T. Stitch, M. Shambro, R. Turpenoff, STANDING: M. Hoy, B. O’Neill, T. Gregus, T. Burnett, S. Lengyel. 163 ROW I. Coach Schmidt, Tim Wallace, Mike Middleton, Ernie Schwendeman, Kenny Prince, Ray Hankins, Ricky Smith, Steve Marler. ROW 2. Paul Hoffman, Jerry Lapinski, Bruce lilies, Bob Pates, Ed Milton, Bill Fuchs, Brain Lamew. ROW 3. Jim Whist ler, Mike Henderson, Jan Gitcho, Gus Schalkum, Tom Niebur Varsity Wrestling Coach Schmidt and Coach Whitaker Junior Varsity ROW 1: Paul Azerolo, John Hommcrt, Dan Buis, John Jenkins, Dan Hodge, Mike Thorp, Rick Buckingham, Ed Bartosiak, Sam N ' igho- sian, Bob Scheiber, Coach Whitaker ROW 2: Kyle Tarpoff, Alex TarpofT, Denny Cline, Elmer Type, Bill Schermer, David Cooper, Sam Brawley, Tom Cholcvick, ROW 3: Steve Ferguson, Gary Oxford, Bruce Cripps, Dan Patterson, Mike Cristoper, Marty Douglas, Drew Shands Wrestling The Granite City Grapplers, coached by Bill “Red” Schmidt, had another excellent season this year. In dual meets, our Warriors were defeated only twice, by North Chicago and Waukegan, two of the best Northern Illinois wrestling teams. Smitty’s able assistant and coach of the Jr. Varsity and Sophomore team was Walt Whitaker. Leading contenders for the District Tournament from Granite include Bill Fuchs, Jan Gitcho, Mike Middle- ton, Gus Schalkham, Ray Hankins, Jerry Lapinski, Bob Pates, and Paul Hoffman. CIRCLE L-R J. Jones, B. Malottki, R. Laws, G. Simpson, M. Hoy, R. Hutchings, M. White, B. White, J. Van Buskirk, J. Stuart, R. Belshe, D. Rains, CENTER: T. Moore, J. Hentzel. Varsity Basketball Coach Sackett and Coach Hastings Our 1966-1967 “Fighting Warriors” basketball team had a fine season this year. Led by Warrior mentors Sackett and Hastings, the Warriors scrapped all year long, and came up with the Dupo Tourney Championship. The Warriors will be looking forward to another good season next year, but will surely miss the graduating seniors. They included Co-Captains Jim Hentzel and Terry Moore, Jim Stuart, Bob Malottki, and Mike Hoy. Next year the team will return with several good ball handlers. They are Roger Belsh, Jeff Jones, John Van Buskerk, Mike White, Don Rains and Gary Simpson. 168 Left to Right: Don Rains, Ron Laws, Rich Hutchings, Mike White, John VanBuskirk, JcfT Jones, Roger Belshe. Sophomore and J. V. Basketball ROW ONE: Ralph Burnett, Jim Jones, Jerry Thompson, Gene Livingston, Howard Harper, Rich Logan, Keith Nagy, Jim Sheppard. ROW TWO: Coach Harmon, Jim Becker, Nelson Hedagar, Jeff Lybarger, Bob Wojtowicz, Larry Purale, Danny McGee, Roger Laws, Jerry Ronk. Terry Moore Co-Captain Jim Hentzel Co-Captain Jim Stuart Varsity Mike Hoy 170 Bob Malottki Jeff Jones Basketball Don Rains Gary Simpson John VanBuskirk 171 Mike White LU 1 iJ Student Body Officers: Pete Sabin — President; Bill Harris — First Vice-President; Ernie Schwendemann — Second Vice-President ORGANIZE tions ROW ONE: Bonnie Austin, Linda Sabo, Donna Bolton, Helen Kukarola, Norma Throne, Bonnie Allen, Marilyn Weckman, Pat Kinkle. ROW TWO: Dean Jones, Claudia Thompson, Carol Harris, Jenna Schwcndeman, Susan Boyd, Melinda Clare, Margie Ollar, Linda Hamilton, Cindy Scttlemoir. ROW THREE: Jayne Dulgeroff, Alice Cross, Barbara Zimmer, Alta Bollinger, Phyllis Boda, Helen Hall, Erik Wiehardt, Bob Gibbs. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is open to any student who has maintained a “B” average (4.00) and is active in extracurricular activities. These students must file an extracurricular summary sheet with a 28 member faculty board, which reviews the candidate’s activities. Those who are approved by the board are then initiated in an evening ceremony in the presence of their parents. The new members and their families are instructed in the history of the society. Its four cardinal principles are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The National Honor Society, founded in 1921, is the only organization recognized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The Granite City Chap- ter received its charter in 1953. It was organized in 1954. Meetings are held on the third Monday of every month. Members may be required not to miss more than one meeting per semester. The officers are. Dean Jones, President; Barb Fifield, Vice-President; Carol Harris, Secretary; Jayne Dulgeroff, Treasurer; and Erik Wiehardt, Parliamentarian. Faculty sponsors are Miss Hazel Towery, Mrs. Mary Yevin, and Mr. William Schmidt. 178 ROW 1: Linda Burnett, Janice Hinkley, Deb Buron, Mary Berosky, Barrie Massie, Nancy Schmedake, Barb Fifield. ROW 2: Steph- anie Deatherage, Karen Bagi, Pam Swan, Ginger Briggs, Terry Gage, Sara Rivenburgh, Deb Paulett, Jim Grieve, Tom Ray. ROW 3: Terry Moore, Keith Gauen, Elvin Hoelkstra, Charles McMillan, Ray O’Bear, Jim Little, Jim Peters, Ted Barylski, Fred Towse, David Lynch. Officers: Carol Harris, Secretary; Barb Fifield, Vice-President, Jayne Dulgeroff, Treasurer; Erik Wiehardt, Parliamentarian; Dean Jones, President. ROW 1: Vickie Couch, Barb Fechtc, Pat Patton, Ginger Briggs. ROW 2: Mary Harris, Dcna Takmajian, Debbie Larner, Darla Walton, Val Pashea, Mary Bero- sky, Carol Harris, Vickie Wilson, Deb Paulette, Reggie Conrad. ROW ' 3: Mary Warren, Ann Aufderheide, Susan Boyd, Pam West, Debbie Berger, Donna Ferro, Chris Dye, Vickie Duncan, Alice Cross, Colleen Robertson. ROW ' 4: Mr. Spalding — Advisor, Bill Harris, Ed Bartosiak, Paul Hoffman, Ernie Schwendeman, Jim Greve, Steve Mance, Tom Hewlett, Pete Sabin, Terry Moore. Student Council Officers: SEATED: Pete Sabin, President. STANDING: Bill Harris, First Vice-President; Alice Cross, Treasurer; Ernie Schwendeman, Second Vice-President; Carol Harris, Secretary; Ginger Briggs, Sergeant-at-arms. ABSENT: Tom Hewlett, Parliamentarian. The Student Council is an organization that should be of interest to everyone. Its member- ship is composed of representatives from each class chosen through an election in the spring term. The purpose of the organization is to promote good citizenship in the high school, to render service, to act as a representative body and to promote cooperation among students and facul- ty- Masque and Gavel ROW ONE: Connie McGovern, Sherry Talley, Ginger Briggs, Sara Rivenbergh, Jim Peters, Alice Cross, Gail Schermer, Diane French. ROW TWO: Linda Sabo, Mary Warren, Pam Swan, Berry Massey, Jenna Schwendeman, Mary The honor society of the speech department is Masque and Gavel. To qualify for membership, a student must have had two semesters of ad- vanced speech, be a top junior, and have superi- or ratings from teachers. The gaveler’s responsibilities are to plan Home- coming and to write and direct Junior Follies. The group has other fund raising activities which pay for their annual spring trip to New York City. Mr. Richard King is the sponsor of this active group. Officers: Alice Cross, Secretary; Jim Peters, President; Sara Rivenbergh, Treasurer; Joe Straka, Vice-President. Berosky. ROW THREE: Tom Ray, Jim Little, Bob Gibbs, Ron Turner, Dean Jones, Eric Wiehardt, Jim Greves. SEA TED: Debbie Buron, Stephanie Deatherage, Dean Jones, Linda Weiser, Dottic DcWitt, Wendy Decatur, John Rooney, Connie Burnett, Jayne Dulgerofl STANDING: Betty Hogan, Janice Davis. Judy Windield, Carol Harris, Barb Jackson. Quill and Scroll Officers: SEATED: Dean Jones, President. STANDING: Debbie Buron, Recording Secretary; Jayne Dulgeroff, Treasurer; Stephanie Deatherage, Vice-President; Linda Burnett, Secretary. Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school journalists. Membership in Quill and Scroll is an honor reserved for outstanding staff members of the Granite High World , and editors of the Warrior Yearbook. The re- quirements for membership are being a junior or senior, ranking in the upper one-third of their class, and being recommended by their advisor. The sponsors are Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mr. Robert Johnson. 182 SEA TED: Jayne DulgerofT, Rich Kaiser, Stephanie Deathcrage. Klan Smith, Connie Davis, Barb Jackson, Judy Winfield, John STANDING: Janice Wieser, Nancy Drew, Wendy Decatur, Roney, Carol Harris, Mrs. Mary Johnson — Advisor. High World Staff SEATED: Barb Jackson, Third Page Editor; John Roney, Sports Page Editor; Carol Harris, Second Page Editor. STANDING: Jayne DulgerofT, First Page Editor; Stephanie Deatherage, Editor-in- chief. This organization, under the skillful direction of Mrs. Johnson, has the responsibility of keeping the students of Granite City Senior High School well informed on various sports and activities. This is accomplished through the publication of the Granite High World, our school news- paper. This year there are twelve students on the staff who write, edit, and publish the newspaper. It is published approximately eight times a semester. ROW I: Cheryl Clark, Jane Taratajcia, Vickie Yetter, Marlene Schwent, Linda Davis, Jo Ann Phciffer. ROW 2: Paul Hoffman, Harry Zamminer, Rich Wenner, Craig Lewis, Bill Dallas, Miss Iffrig— Sponsor Latin Club Officers: Cheryl Clark, Secretary; Marlene Schwent, President; Harry Zamminer, Sergeant- at-Arms; Craig Lewis, Treasurer. The Latin Club is affiliated with the State and National Classical Leagues, which believe that a study of ancient Greece and Rome will help us in under- standing the world of today. The world of today is indebted to ancient civiliza- tions for its form of government, its literature, language, and arts. The Latin Club receives the national periodical, “Torch, U.S.” and the state periodical, “Acta”. (Accomplished Deeds) They al- so attend many conventions in various cities, the nearest one in East St. Louis. The club’s sponsor is Miss Mildred Iffrig. ROW 1: Judy Kovach, Cindy Todoroff, Dena Helms, Linda Kuntz, Melanie Wolf, Susan Boyd, Carol Robertson, Katie Kaseberg, Jan Surbey. ROW 2: Margaret Wilkerson, Donna Danco, Karen Bondegard, Nancy Hanks, Bonnie Schroeder, Jim Anderson, Rich Grotefendt, Janet Ranft, Bob Bunselmeyer, Ken Boone. ROW 3: John Berosky, David Steele, Dale Knezovich, Bobbie Marcus, Bob Mobley, Alex TarpofF, Eddie Weston, Ken Bolten, Louis Phillips. ROW 4: Mr. Salem, Mr. Ireland— sponsors, Ray O’Bcar, Gary Epps, Jay Christoff, Morris McGee, Charles Hileman, Fred Towse. German Club Officers: Ray O’Bear, President; Bob Bunselmeyer, Vice-President; Katie Kaseberg, Secretary; absent — Jane Parmley, Treasurer. This is the third year of existence for the German Club. The club was organized and is currently advised by Mr. Terry Salem. The purpose of the club is to teach the mem- bers more about the German language and culture. Some of the club’s activities during the year are singing German songs, making reports on Germany, and studying German festivities. 185 1st ROW: Barrie Massie, Debbie Dye, Laura Massie, Margie Ollar, Susan Hoel- ter, Karen Johannigmeier, Barbara Jackson, Diane Cooper, Kay Stovall, Donna Calvert 2nd ROW: Shelbey Bone, Debbie Berger. Mickey Santagato, Cindy Wolfe, Janis Wieser, Barb Williams, Molly Van Buskirk, Roselyn Zotti, Linda Hollis 3rd ROW: Linda Penrod, Gail Forsce, Norma Throne, Joyce Sheppard, Janis Harding, Carol Wolfe. Spanish Club Officers: Laura Massie; Secretary; Nancy Schmedakc. President; Joyce Shepard, Treasurer; Deb Berger, Vice-President The Spanish Club was organized to promote interest in speaking the Spanish language with greater fluency and to become acquainted with Spanish culture. This year, members achieved these aims by studying Mexican and Spanish cus- toms, and by celebrating their holidays. The annual activities of the Spanish Club include a Christmas Fiesta, a basketball game against the Latin Club, and a spring picnic at Pere Marquette State Park. Anyone interested in Mexican and Spanish culture is eligible for member- ship. SEATED: Norma Throne, Claudia Thompson, Alice Ralls, Kay Jenkins, Mary waiter — Sponsor, Bob Little, Bart Russell, Ben Johannpeter, Rich Wenner, Rich Berosky, Diane Barnett, Alta Bollinger, Helen Veloff. STANDING: Missjunge- Schall, Mike Southwiek, Frank Barker, Gary Bezan, Steve Killian. Russian Club Officers: Mary Berosky, President: Bob Little, Treasurer: Claudia Thompson, Secretary; Ben Johann- peter, Vice-President. The Russian Club’s main purpose is to extend knowledge of the Russian people and culture. It enables students to learn the various aspects of Russian life and to recognize the cultural values of the Soviet Union. Among the club’s activities during the year are lectures presented by outside speakers, reports given by the club members, and attendance at events relating to Russian life and culture. The club’s sponsor is Miss Jungewalter. ROW 1 I. to r. — -J. Harding, K. Hanne, B. Alger, J, Albers, C. Rotter, J. Bono, C, Schmidt, I. Grady. ROW 2 — J. Bertacchi, D. West, D. Danco, D. Tellor, J. Stein, D. Sands, P. Sullivan, C. Todor- off, M. Mlinarec. ROW 3 — D. Epperson, N. Ehlert, L. Dalhaus, B. Blattner, L. Dowdy, M. Love, J. Hackney, L. Kratz.J. Smoler, B. Bartels, M. Rozycki. Jr. Leadership The purpose of Junior Leadership is to prepare sophomore girls to assist the P.E. teachers when they are in advanced P.E. courses. The girls in this club are chosen from those who have shown outstanding leadership ability. The girls study rules of sports and learn to co- operate with fellow students and members of our community. The group meets during the first half of the fifth hour under the direction of Miss Mitchell. M. Rozicke, Historian; K. Hanne, V. President; C. Schmidt, President; M. Mlinarec, Histo- rian; C. Rotter, Songleader; L. Dalhaus, Treasurer; B. Bartels, Secretary. ROW 1 I. to r.— A. Travis, C. Flach, M. Dunlap, J. Fowler, J. K. Lurton, D. Paulos, D. Flach, L. Tadlock, D. Henry, G. Stavely, Scher, C. Studebaker, D. French. ROW 2— S. Rouland, S. Jones, J. Travis. Adv. Leadership The goal of Advanced Leadership is to give girls an oppor- tunity to learn about working with different groups of people and offer their leadership qualities to the school and community. The girls who belong to Advanced Leadership strive to reach their objectives by aiding Physical Education teachers during regular classes and after school. The group meets during the fourth hour to study game rules and plan activities for the year, under the direction of Miss Kerch. J. Winfield, President; A. Travis, V. President; G. Stavely, Treasurer; A. Pisel. Secretary. ROW 7,1. to r. — A. Piscl, J. Winfield, J. DulgerolT, D. Shane, A. Travis. ROW 2 — M. Walker, D. Fallis, J. Kerch, K. Wil- lis, H. VelofT, J. Scher, D. French, G. Stavely, S. Azari, J. Fowler, G. Forshee. ROW 3 — L. McDonald, S. Gibbs, B. Dortch, M. Dunlap, L. Tadlock, K. Deatherage, J. Wray, J. Hicks, C. Flach, S. Jones. G.A.A. Officers: A. Pisel, Secretary; D. Shane, V. President; J. Dulgeroff, President, J. Winfield, All- Sports Manager; A. Travis, Treasurer The Girls’ Athletic Association is a national organization that encourages good health and interest in sports and the outdoors. It offers an all-around program of sports balanced with a well planned social pro- gram. G.A.A. is directed by a governing board of sports and May Day managers. During the course of the year, G.A.A. arranges social events. Each fall the club gives a Freshman Party to welcome new members and new officers. In January, the Mother-Daughter Banquet is held, and awards are presented. In the spring the girls sponsor a Reversal Dance. Each spring a picnic is held, and the officers for the following year are chosen. ROW 7. Mr. Ted Noeth, Sponsor, Mary Oberdieck — Public Relations Director, Helen Hall Treasurer. Ray O’Bear — Vice President, Janice Hinckley — Secretary, Erik Wiehardt — President, Tom Ray — Historian Librarian, Mr. Harold Gebhardt, Sponsor ROW 2: M. Ollar, S. Joyce, B. Jackson, B Fifield, K. Kaseberg, S. Reeder, J. Elledge, C. Boyer, M. Santagato, S. Nixon, N. Darakjian, J. Ellberg ROW 3: L. Headrick, D. Helms, L. Sabin, F. Huffman, S. York, D. Summers, K. Williams, J. Wyatt, C. Gilm, C. Jung, I). Kula, N. Throne ROW 4: S. Suess, G. Epps, C. Rodell, B. Duffield, D. Holloway. Science Club ROW 7. K. Pelate, L. Kuekcr, P. Swan, B. Kennerly, M. Abbott, M. vich, D. Jones ROW 3: B. Reimers, D. Lynch, A. Toth, C. Frizzel, K. Lee, V. Roseman, B. Roseman ROW 2: J . Cawly, G. Loper, L. Kutosky, Lawson, D. Steele, B. Bury, B Pulaski, F. louse. K. Williams, R. D. Pritchett, L. Freedman, L. Stawar. B. Baker, M. Flach, J. Crnko- Wenner. ROW 1: Kathy Zellerman, Pam Kafka, Judy Winfield, Mary Angela Wondra, Paulette Birks, Diana Kirkmen, Marsha Love, Chapman, Anita Hoedebeck, Janice Harding, Karen Bagi, Phyl- Irma Kraft, Karen Lurton, Martha Wiser, Miss Lynch lis Sloan ROW 2: Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Myers, Carol Gilmore, Library and Office Assistants ROW 1: Debbie Byers, Cheryl Bixby, Carla Boston, Lana Watson, Donna Lucy, Sharon Azari, Nancy Kramer, Brenda Rushing. ROW 2 Peggy Jackso, Melinda Binckley, Bev Parmley, Betty Gray, Linda Ballhorn, Valerie Valicoff, Karen Eaves, Margaret Walch, Debbie Slater, Diane Argent. ROW 3: Sandy Dufrane, Linda Luedde, Tina Alexandra, Kathy Hauptman, Shelby Bone, Carol Clemons, Janet Ranft, Theresa King, Janet Anderson, Barb Bartels. Seniors — ROW ONE: Katie Kaseberg, Gayle Thompson, Sherry Tal- ley, Cheryl Caudron, Gail Schermer, Sharon Sizemore, Vickie Duncan. ROW TWO: Andrea Rehagan, Carol Howard, Debbie Henry, Karen Bagi, Alice Cross, Sara Rivenbergh, Lou Burnett, Vickie Simmons, Deb Paulett. ROW THREE: Marsha Barnett, Helen Hall, Linda Ball- horn, Diane Argent, Colleen Robertson, Rat Hogan, Linda Reeves, Karen Eaves, Linda Wyatt, Vickie Wilson, Susan Boyd. ROW FOUR: Claudia Thompson, Cathy Jung, Barb Fiefield, Candy Jones, Janice Hinckley, Kathy Zellerman, Maybell Lee, Mary Jones, Elizabeth Brant- ley, Berry Massey, Judy Jackich. ROW FIVE: Leslie Thompson, Barb Zimmer, Barb Galeanor, Ram Parsaghian, Valerie ValicolT, Kay Williams, Sharon Reeder, Jenna Schwendeman, Bonnie Austin, Donna Symmers, Cheryl Filmore, Donna Burns. Red Peppers Officers — SEA TED: Alice Cross, Secre- tary; Candy Jones, Vice-President; Col Robertson, President; Pat Hogan, Re- corder. STANDING — Cheryl Caud- ron, Sergeant-at-arms; Sara Riven- bergh, Treasurer. Juniors — ROW ONE: D. Byers, D. Rill, D. Takmajian, A. Gasparovic, J. GraklanofT, J. Stucke, M. VanBuskirk, B. Williams, S. Nixon, M. Edmonds. ROW TWO: V. Metcalf, M. Cox, J. Rowler, D. Ferro, K. Craw- ford, M. Byer, B. Sparks, C. Tonsor, L. Fraley, L. Rains, J. Parmley, B. Nance, P. Wallace, L. Watson. ROW THREE: D. Zerlan, K. Lurton, D Duvall, B. Reid, S. Taylor, K. Reber, D. DeWitt, R. Robertson, J. Kerch, Red Peppers Miss School Spirit Sharon Sizemore Red Peppers is one of the most active organizations at Granite High. Thanks to the Red Peppers, there have been large groups of students at all home and out of town games to boost the morale of the team. Under the direction of Mrs. Karen Smith, the club spon- sor, the club sells programs at home games. It is very influential in retaining an atmosphere of good sportsman- ship at all athletic functions at Granite High School. The organization is open to both boys and girls who wish to support the team and further school spirit. C. W ' olfe, J. Wieser, K. Hayes, W. Decatur, L. Jones. ROW FOUR: L. Hollis, M. Harris, J. Surbey, A. Hoedebecke, C. Davis, L. Lybarger, B. Fechte, S. Bartpsoal, H. Velloff, M . Jamie, S. Joyce, C. Boyer, D. Kelahan, J. Harding, L. Conaway. ROW FIVE: B. Schroeder, M. Chapmann, N. Hanks, J. Sheppard, R. Conrad, D. Larner, D. Lieurance, P. Patton, J. GushlcfT, S. Moseley, D. Smith, M. Ward, B. Hogan. 195 Sophomores: ROW 1: B. Kutosky, G. Petri, K. Carrol, B. Weiser, A. Aufderheide, D. Julian, J. Ross, S. Mitchell, C. Eberhardt, ROW 2: P Brule, R. Diak, L. Dowdy, J. Hackney, N. Vaughn, L. Malottki, S. Hoelter, A. Carbone, D. Walton, L. Massie, C. Epperson ROW 3: D. Wallace, K. Pratt, L. Davis, D. Kingsley, D. Danco, T. Reid, J. Seymour, K. Johanngmeir, R. Wenzell, D. Kwiatkowski, ROW 4: B. Grable, N. Gitcho, B. Hamilton, S. Joyce, K. Cowan, J. Bailey, C. Wolfe, Z. Tatum, J. Albers, J. Weisenborn. Red Peppers Board: ROW 1: R. Conrad, S. Boyd, L. Burnett, K. Baggie, L. Balhorn, ROW 2: S. Seismore, G. Seher- mer. ROW ONE: Jim Shepard, Jerry Lapinski, Ken Strong, Joe Pashea, Keith Gauen, Jim Gann, Bob Schrieber, Louie Mehl, Mickie Kawula. ROW TWO: Coach Jim Morrison, Dale Allen, Paul Hopper, Dave Lomax, Gary Oxford, Howard Pierce, Bill Harris, Jerry Jackson, Tom Ylikopsa, Dale Belcher, Coach Ralph Sackett. ROW THREE: Steve Marler, Ray Hankins, Gus Schalkham, Carl McDowell, Rick Hensley, John Hommert, Dave Stoppkotte, Terry Lybarger, Rick Bartling, Norman PopmarkofT. Letterman’s Club G.C.H.S. athletes who have done outstanding work and have been awarded letters in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, track, wrestling, Cross Country, and golf make up the Granite High Letterman’s Club. New members are sent a letter of invitation and must go through a day of initiation if they decide to join. An annual Letterman-Faculty Basketball game is the club’s main fund raising event. They also have a fall hayride. Sponsors are Mr. Yates, Mr. Morrison, and Mr. Sackett. ROW ONE: Margie Ollar, Pal Kinkle, Kathy Hebda, Connie Ingram, Kathy Jones, Nina Darakjian, Linda Fears, Jenine Un- fried. ROW TWO: Cindy Higgins, Lois Bean, Pat Schmidt, Janet Powell, Pat Norton, Gerry Whycr, Carolyn Adams, Mary Adams, Shirley Moseley, Barb Galeanor, Sharon Perkins, Miss Pittman — sponsor. ROW THREE: Gloria Reese, Debbie Travis, Ruth Richardson, Carolyn Minks, Diana Dowthitt, Betty Grey, Connie Means, Sue Cory, Tina Waggoner. F.H.A. Officers — ROW ONE: Kathy Hebda, Projects Chairman; Margie Ollar, Sergeant at arms; Connie Ingram, Secretary; Pat Kinkle, Treasurer; Miss Pittman, Sponsor; Sharon Perkins, Points Chairman; Sue Cory, Historian; Linda Fears, Second Vice-President; Gloria Reese, President; Cindy Higgins, First Vice-President. Future Homemakers of America is open to any girl who has completed two semesters of home economics courses. F.H.A. is held during the fourth hour lunch study under the direction of Miss Pittman. The events that are carried on throughout the year are: car washes, district meetings, potluck supper, bazaars, participation in National F.H.A. week, and a trip to Black River Lodge for students earning the most points during the year. This organization is very effec- tive in making better “Future Home- makers.” ROW OSE: Nance Niepert, Kathy Yeager, Cheryl Landis, Sharon Joyce, Lois Bone, Vicky Groves, Cindy Boyer, Judy Elledge, Bonnie Allen, Lois Kueker. ROW TWO: Marilyn Weckman, Diane Ward, Linda Penrod, Judy Crnkovich, Kay Stoveall, Mary McKay, Phyllis Boda, Barb Fificld, Linda Howard, Linda Ly- barger, Linda Kutosky, Mary Ross. ROW THREE: Mr. Louis Meek — sponsor, Kathy Zenik, Helen Hall, Carol Biggs, Kathy Jung, Debbie Harrison. Janis Mahelic, Nancy Schmedake, Nancy Zang, Joyce Sheppard. ROW FOUR Joe LcGrand, Mickey Kawu la, Elvin Hoelkstra, Charles McMiilian, Mike Hinds, Terry Wafler, David Lynch, Bill Rcimers, Craig Eads, Doug Winters, Jim Loy, Mike Burris, John Cawley, David Stoppkotte. Band Lettermen Officers: ROW ONE: Terry Wafler, President; Charles McMillan, Vice-President. STANDING: Barb Fifield, Treasurer; Helen Hall, Secretary; Nancy Schmedake, Historian. Band Letterman’s Club, which began in 1940, is sponsored by Mr. Louis Meek. The function of the club is to recommend rules and policies to the administration. Anyone that is a band member is eligible to receive a letter, but he must compile a given number of merits by the end of the year. The merit system works on the basis of the number of solo and ensemble performances and the number of football games that each member attended. Many letters are awarded each year. BAND PERSONNEL Granite City Senior High School Band 1967 Our school band is one of the most active and interesting organizations in Granite High. The band director, Mr. Louis Meek, has been teaching at Granite High since 1 937, and has done much to promote and stimulate school spirit. Our school is very appreciative of the many hours Mr. Meek devotes to making our band one of the best concert bands in the nation. Each year the band members who meet certain require- ments are eligible to take a trip to some interesting part of the country. This year’s trip will be taken to Texas. Our band enjoys playing at our school activities, such as football games, the homecoming play, May Day, Pep rallies, and at several concerts during the year. B-Flat Clarinet Allen, Bonnie Biggs, Carol Brown, Janice Chandler, Janice Corbett, Gloria Coz, Linda Doroghazi, Robert Gertsch, Russell Harbi son, Darell Mehelic, Janis Penrod, Linda Schmedake, Nancy Tellor, Mike Thurau, Robert VVafler, Terry Ward, Diane Wiggins, Beverly Bass Clarinets Crnkovich, Judith Juhasz, Frances Miller, Janice Taratajcio, Jane Alto Clarinets Howland, Linda E-Flat Contra Bass Clarinets Landis, Cheryl Ross, Mary B-Flat Contra Bass Clarinet Taratajcio, Jane Flutes Bryant, Bruce Cawley, John Fi field, Barbara Grady, Cynthia Harrison, Debbie Johnson, Brenda Joyce, Sandra Joyce, Sharon Juhasz, Kathy Kueker, Lois Kutosky, Linda Lybarger, Linda Martin, Lawerence McGee, Georgeann Moske, Jane Niepert, Nancy Stoval, Kaye Weckman, Marilyn 200 Wood, Sandra Yeager, Cathy Zang, Nancy Baritone Sax Elledge, Judy Wylie, Martha Baritones Burris, George Green, Thomas Groves, Vicki Ringering, Susan Wagner, Richard Bassoons Hanks, Nancy McCommis, Laura Zenik, Cathy Marimba Harper, Michael Lindner, Denise Parker, Carole Tympani Couch, Vikki Drum Major French Horns McMillan, Kendell Wafler, Terry ' Boyer, Cynthia Stoppokette, David Froemling, Robert Teague, Robin String Bass McKay, Mary Wallace, Larry ' Hall, Helen Melzer, Pamela Welser, Michael Sullivan, Marian Spohr, Deborah Stovall, Holly Basses Tenor Saxophones Bailey, Nathan ' Bradford, David Trombones Boone, Ken Mathes, W. Curtis Battling, Richard Carney, Michael Mercer, Joseph Green, Robert Jensen, Alan Lynch, David Kawula, Michael Tenor Saxophone McMillan, Charles Rozycki, Larry Wright, Randall Reimer, Henry Ringering, Charles Drums Alto Sax Eads, Craig Ashby, Ron Cornets Lewis, Delmar Ellsworth, Terry Anderson, David Rapp, Larry ‘Jung, Cathy Boone, Lois Van, Bruce Wiezer, Margaret Buis, Daniel Wilimzig, Robert Hartman, Philip Winter, Douglas Oboes Hinds, Michael Boda, Phyllis Hoekstra, Elvin Twirlers Kutosky, Barbara King, Gerald Biggs, Carol Rea, Gretchen LeG rand, Joe Kutosky, Linda ' Shepard, Joyce E. Loy, James Weckman, Marilyn Denotes first chair. 201 ROW ONE: V. Lakin, S. Shemwell, J. Kerch, G. Thompson, C. Jensen, L. Allen, L. Green, J. Mowery, P. West, D. Gregory, K. Hayes. ROW TWO: S. Dicks, P. Young, A. Ralls, C. Harlow, C. Wafford, G. Schieber, D. Takmajian, J. Travis, P. Ridge, D. Mandl, K. Bondegard, D. John- son. ROW THREE: Mr. Warren Simpkins, J. Odom, L. Hamilton, P. Kenwood, S. Bowman, M. Clark, P. Devine, G. Kozer, J. Johnson, L. Hoffman, B. Baker, G. Studebaker, G. Loper, M. Pomery, S. Harper. ROW FOUR: A. Bogovich, M. Farrell, C. Eahlert, D. Tolbert, C. Settle- moir, C. Csynarski, K. Johnson, L. Bean, J. Scheer, C. Robertson, C. Bunselmeyer, B Dortch, B. Fahnster, T. Modglin, R. Yates, G. Reed, C. Hoffman, S. Lane, J. Gitcho, K. Fitzpatrick, A. Bogovich, L. Phillips, R. Bartling, S. Hamilton, R. Troyer, D. Thurston, T. Moore, D. My- racle, D. Schwendemann, J. Doyle, T. Hewlett, G. Thatcher, T. Gage, S. Harris. Advanced Mixed Chorus Advanced Mixed Chorus is a highly selective group that co nsist only of juniors and seniors. A student’s ability to cooperate in group activities, quality of voice, and abil- ity to read music, are considered in making the final selection. This year Advanced Mixed Chorus made a Christmas album with RCA Victor. They also plan to take an educational trip to Michigan and other Northern states, climaxing their visit with a concert at Detroit. The group takes part in the Operetta, a Christmas concert and two spring concerts. Advanced Mixed Chorus is sponsored by Mr. Warren Simpkins. 202 ROW ONE: Helen Hall, Linda Hamilton, Cheryl Harlow, Jan- ice Sheer, Joyce Shepard, Nancy Hanks, Linda Lybarger, Sharon Joyce. ROW ' WO: Phyllis Boda, Barb Hi field , Nancy Schmdeke. Barb Allen, Marilyn Weckman, Cindy Boyer, Carol Bayer, Diane Ward. ROW THREE: Mr. Louis Meek — sponsor; Mr. Warren Simpkins— sponsor; Terry Gage, Charlie McMillian, Terry Waf- ler, David Lynch, Doug Winters, Elvin Hoekstra, Cathy Zenik, Modern Music Masters Majorettes: Marilyn Weckman, Carol Biggs, Linda Kutosky. Modern Music Masters is an organization for furthering music appreciation in the school and community. The society exists for the purpose of joining together students with similar musical interests. During the course of the year, the club members attend symphonies and operas. Special guests are invited to attend their meetings and give lectures on different phases of music. The club is sponsored by Mr. Louis Meek and Mr. Warren Simpkins. 205 Red Cross Officers — ROW ONE: Karen Deatherage, Secretary; Marilyn Clanton, Service Program Chair- man; Carol Harris, President; Bev Dortch, Vice-President; Barb Galeanor, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Jeanette Anderson, Social Chairman; Donna Lucy, Parliamentarian; Cheryl Bixby, His- torian; Phyllis Sloan, Sergeant-at-arms. The purpose of the Red Cross Youth Club is to perform worth- while volunteer service projects in the school and in the community, by exemplifying the club’s motto: “As we have, therefore, opportun- ity, let us do good unto all men ...” (Galatians 6:10) Today, teenagers can make a real contri- bution to others. Some of the projects performed this year include sending gift packages to American servicemen in Viet Nam, mailing Christmas cards to servicemen from the Quad Cities, collecting toys for needy children at Christmas, and enter- taining and taking gifts to patients at Alton State Hospital and Scott Air Force Base. Membership is open to all high school students who are interested in serving their fellow man. ROW ONE: Cheryle Bixby, Donna Lucy, Karen Deatherage, Karen Pelatte, ROW TWO: Jeanette Anderson, Marilyn Clan- ton, Carol Harris, Bev Dortch, Barb Gleanor, Kathy Hebda. ROW THREE: Mrs. Sonya Adkerson — sponsor, Karen Clutts, Toni Price, Paula Walton, Rita Wallace, Virginia Roseman, Phyllis Sloan, Carol Scott. SEATED: Troy Tackett, Larry Martin, Rich Filcoff, Louie Hopp, Johnny Allison, Andy Berkbigler, Bill Reimers, Steve Draganich, John l.asky STANDING: David Lynch, Mike Thorp, Zinn, Mike McCord. Ron Troyer, Peter Schocker, Debbie Hacklegerry, Mr. David Warrior Messenger The Warrior Messenger Club is spon- sored by Mr. David Hopp for all students interested in radio. Their aim this year is to learn the morse code. They meet twice a week on Mondays and Tuesdays. The officers this year are: Louis Dragonich, Vice- President; Andy Berkbigler, Presi- dent; David Lynch, Secretary; Mike Thorp, Treasurer. ROW ONE: Louie Draganich, Andy Berkbigler, David Lynch. STANDING: Mike Thorp. SEATED: J. Schwendeman, J. Hackney, STANDING: D. Jones, C. Thompson, M. Hutchings, T. Barylske, P. Swan, F. Barker, B. Massie, E. Wiehardt. Debate and Orchestra SEATED: A. Moxey, C. Settlemoir, V. Emerson, P. Dutko, D. Gunstaff, R. Raymond, A. Bollinger, STANDING: D. Shemwcll, Mrs. Vasileff, A. Wallace. Editors ROW ONE: Candy Jones, Paula Norris, Deb Buron. ROW TWO: Dean Jones, Betty Hogan, Pam Par- saghian. ROW THREE: Dottic DeWitt, Kathy Gitcho. Y earbook The work of the yearbook staff is to put together the Warrior Yearbook. As in all publications, this involves editors, copy writers, typists, a business manager, and other staff members. Through long and seemingly end- less work, this group organizes and publishes a 240 page annual and sells underclassmen pictures and senior name cards. Yearbook meets during 4th hour, every day, in room 144. Mr. Robert Johnson is Sponsor. The editors this year were: Joan Mowery, Business Editor; Dottie Dewitt, Faculty Editor; Deb Buron, Senior Editor; Paula Norris, Underclassmen Editor; Pam Parsaghian, Photog- raphy Editor; Candy Jones, Sports Editor; and Kathy Gitcho, Copy Editor. Betty Hogan. Assistant Editor; Mr. Robert Johnson, Advisor; Dean Jones, Editor. 209 Dottic DeWitt, Faculty Editor Debbie Buron, Senior Editor Kathy Gitcho, Copy Editor Y earbook Editors Pam Parsaghian Photography Editor Paula Norris, Underclassman Editor Joan Mowery Business Manager Candy Jones Sports Editor SEA TED: Kay Hayes, Jane Johnson. STANDING: Deanjones, Paula Norris, Candy Jones, Pam Parsaghian, Kathy Gitcho, Debbie Buron. Yearbook Staff SEATED: Dottie DeWitt, Jolene Hackney, Joyce Stuckc, Sandy Stringer, Debbie Tinsley, Brenda Mezo, Nancy Prusak, Kathy Schmidt. STANDING: Gary Barker, Karen Cowan, Mary Mills, Karen Pelate, Paulette Derrossett, Jim Gilmore, Don Rains, Rodney Bailey, Clifford Adams, Jeff Jones, Greg Homyer, Mona Moran. ACTIVITIES ueen Miss Phyllis Bell First Attendant Miss Karen Randall First Attendant Miss Sandra Carlisle Second Attendant Miss Linda Kozer Second Attendant Attendants Rhinoceros (ADMISSION DU ROW OXE: Dena Takmajian, Sherry Talley. ROW TWO: Kathy Crawford, Jean Graklanoff. ROW THREE: Vickie Duncan, Donna Ferro. Katie Kaseberg, Mary Berosky, June Fowler. Cheerleading Squad The Granite High sports fans were led loyally during all football games, basketball games, and wrestling meets by the energetic Warrior cheerleaders. A sense of school spirit was instilled in all spectators by the familiar sounds of “G-R-A-N-I-T-E”, “T-RAH-RAH”, “We LIKE Our Team”, and many more cheers. The cheerleaders are chosen in March by representatives of the faculty and the student body. They are judged on their ability, personality, and appearance. In order to try out, one must maintain a “C” average, and be active in Red Peppers. The cheerleaders were competently advised by Miss Sylvia Evangeloff. 225 Vicki Duncan Katie Kaseberg Cheerleading Squad June Fowler Sherry Talley June Fowler Katie Kaseburg Holiday Toni Fuchs Wrestling Terry Potter Jean Graklanoff District Pat Patton Queens Chris Dufner Vicki Duncan 229 Dan Partney Colleen Robertson Dave Lomax Mr. Touchdown Mr. Harrier The greatest honor that could be bestowed on a football player or on a member of the Cross Country team is to be named “Mr. Touchdown” or “Mr. Harrier,” the most valuable member of the team. In order to receive the honor of being named most valu- able team member, a player must be a good athlete, co- operate with the other team members and the coaches, and be of good character. The recipients of these awards are announced at a dance sponsored by the Red Peppers organization. 232 Colleen Robertson and Coach Harmon. Gail Sehermer and Chris Patton. Mr. Touchdown Dance Cheryl Caudron and Terry Yates. Dave Lomax. Sharon Sizemore, and Joe Pashea. A NOTE FROM THE EDITORS Many days have passed since our first glimpse into schoolroom doors; thirteen years of seemingly long and challenging days. But now we wonder how they passed so quickly. These were happy days — gay and carefree. They were characterized by activities and friendships that will long be remembered. Yet, these years were more; they were a period in which we studied, formulated ideas, and learned a way of life. Now we are concluding this period. These last three years have been, and will remain, the highlight of our lives. For seniors, this book will be a memorial to those happy times. For the underclass- men, it will be a reminder that their high school days are almost over and that they, too, will soon be turned out into the world. The seniors have now reached that point. Soon they will leave their alma mater and go their own way. Some will seek employ- ment, some will further their education, some will journey to distant places; but all will forever remain members of the Granite High “Class of ’67.” This edition, Warrior ’67, is symbolic of this class, this school, and this school year, 1966-67. The editors and staff have done everything possible to make this book an accurate and enjoyable remembrance of our school, Granite High. Dean Jones, Editor Betty Hogan Assistant Editor 237 CREDITS The 1967 Warrior Staff Editor: Dean Jones Ass’t Editor: Betty Hogan Business Editor: Joan Mowery Faculty Editor: Dottie DeWitt Senior Editor: Deborah Buron Sports Editor: Candy Jones Copy Editor: Kathy Gitcho Underclassmen Editor: Paula Norris Photography Editor: Pam Parsaghian Advisor: Mr. Robert Johnson Photography: Hollywood — Andrews Studio Mr. James Gitchoff Mr. Nick Mangoff tp r 1 a ' §§ ' - §, ,. X, ' i k ‘ ' 1 1 — i ■■-• - • -• ,v ' . ' i . . rjeTy-- It ., Jf i ; , a