Hillwood High School - Topper Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1967 volume:

a ae I ge at coe We ms. —— —- dl 2 Fig Of a Lge $n ee 3 Kak yea { Pea “™ O41 Bet OS BOSS A— 0 ta Pgs SUS DUEL QM PAL BePy pn Se (giiack 8 he St SOR) 3 . : one f “ = {, x J 2y Y ma S XM mO NES CS — OQ S 2s wo oN lwood ] Nashv a = ny SEES ae a natn one vygooeiitceine mre Seer aneri a nyeor ginae mtn a npn Se Raa iit, cape Nineteen hundred and sixty-seven was a year unique in itself. The story of Hillwood High School added another long chapter, and one that will not be fully written for “many years, for the story is a story of people and what they did and learned. The band leamed to play old songs in new ways. Western Kentucky lent us their enthusiastic fight song. The foot- i A ball team floundered about in search of the victory it so rae! . hay well deserved. The boys fought valiantly, and not with- 3 . out reward, on the basketball court, while the girls moved on relentlessly toward victory and possible cham- pionship. The student body reached an unprecedented enrollment, necessitating the erection and use of portable b | ed es ' Mi ‘yk ee gee sy) classrooms. The faculty also increased in number, al- , an : Beiter though marriage hastened the retirement of one and - gladdened the hearts of all. ey, or: He ; - But 1967 was not unique because of events that will dim a in our memories and require pictures to recall them. It ye a af was the year to be remembered for what it taught the . x , eae! _ characters of the story. It taught them that people were Ae hs real and to be valued ontheir own merits. It taught them that victory and defeat were both transient causes, here today but gone tomorrow. 1967 taught the characters in $ its story, above all, to be proud of themselves and of ! each other. It is the vision of their standing proud in the wake of the past and on the brink of the future that will remain indelibly in our memories. Personalities Hl Page 1% Organizations Page 101 Athletics Page 145 Activities Page 161 Once or twice in a lifetime there comes along a teacher who commands the respect, admiration, and love of his students. Even less often comes along the teacher who so affects his students naturally and with no conscious effort to do so. The TOPPER Staff and the Hillwood Student Body, in recognition of such a unique individual, with pleasure and gratitude dedi- cate the 1967 TOPPER to Miss Lucile Mason. adi sila ce RO a aan yy . 7 Miss Mason began at Hillwood as an eighth grade core teacher. Since then she has taught seventh and eighth grade arithmetic, as well as first and second year algebra. Through the years she has encouraged her students to do well both in the classroom and in regional and statewide competition, and the great majority of Hillwood's success in such contests is di- rectly attributable to her encouragement and assis- tance. The Student Council not only had its begin- ning, but also has grown in influence and activity, under Miss Mason's unselfish and indefatigable guidance. What will really stay with us, however, is not an itemized tabulation of her inestimable contributions to us all, but rather a keen sense of the spirit she generates. Somehow we will all try harder, search longer, and stand prouder for having lived and worked with Miss Mason. oe Bs hie “ he pee: oui VE ee 0 12 e? Lee anne oT 2 se memento + 16 AEN PERSONALITIES 17 Seventh | ss Grade Philip Cobble, Barry Dean, Jeff Eskind, Cindyizelleiiory Goldstein, Bryce Hickey, Steve Karr, Lawson Newton, Andy Pargh, Linda Richey, Joel Samuels. Home - room Presidents. a ‘al Patricia Thomas Scott Adams Akers Alexander Karen Anglin Terry Ashburn Dan Jackie Allen Allen Hugh Lori Anderson Andrews Helaine Averbuch Steve Jeff Atnip Avarette Clarence Barnes Sharon Baldwin Pamela Laura Barry Bean Bell Timothy Ayers Sarah Black Susan Billy Fred Bernard Best Birmingham Susan Boerger Janice Blazer Glenn Bogitsh Rhonda Paul Bogitsh Booth Michael Brewer Kathleen Gary Bottoms Bratton ‘Henry Virginia Melissa Kathy Brooks Broudy Burns Caldwell Cantrell Paul David David Ronald Cheryl | Cappannari Carpenter Cauthen Chambers Chambliss Robert Stephen Cloud Cobble Cobble Coleman Gala Bobbie Phillip Patsy Patricia Coleman Collier Collins Conn Covington Cox i Cynthia Kenneth Dave Lance Mike Crabtree Craddock Crawford Crawford Crisp a Dennis Eric Debbie Marlene John Daniel Davenport Davis Davis Deaton Cynthia Marilyn David Mike Mark Douglas Dottie Kevin Laura Delk Dent DePierri Diegel Dillard Dillingham Diveley Dobbs Dodd Margaret Brian Leslie Amy Walton Jimmy Dodson Dono Doster Douglas Draper Dreaden Jane Steve Dawn Sandra Jane Anne Carol Roger Jeff Jeffrey Driscoll Dunn Durham Echols Edenfield Eggers Eldridge Elizer Eskind Beverly Cynthia William James Carey Claire Karen Debra Jonas Evans Ezell Fay Feiler Floyd Floyd Fowler Freeman Fridrichsen Joan Emmy Sarah James Steven Jerry Friedman Frost Galbreath Gamble Garner Garrett Don Julia Phyllis Sheila Tony Jim Garrett Gay Gentzke Gilbert Giles Gill | Terry | Givens Brenda Goldberg Marcia Gross Ken Herrell Cliff Holman Joyce Jackson Richard Goldstein Sharon Griffin Sheryl Jackson Janet Goodman Jackie Grigsby Terry Grissim Deborah Haley Darrell Hewston Billie Hubbs Elizabeth Jennings Steven Jefford Dennis Grones Jeanne Halvarson Larry Hargis Ronnie Hirsbrunner Richard Inglis Arthur Jervis Harlin Alan Hochberg ial ti Barbara Greenberg Wendy Holland Jeanne Joyce Lawrence Lesley Steven Lynn Benita Stephan Michael Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jordon Karr Karr Karr Kristil George Lee Connie Steven Darrell Kimbro King Kirkham Kosko Kuhns Lankford Jay David Brenda Timothy Teresa Linda Lawrence Ann Melissa Lash Lashlee Lassiter Lawhern Layne Leaming Lee Lees LeGate Marla Martha Patricia Stephen Michael Tim Ronald Sharon Steve Levitan Lindecker Lipman Loring Loring Lund Lustig Lyons Machanoff Bernice Janice Ann Barry Clyde Michael Marshall Marshall Ma rtin Martin Martin Matlock Gaythel Barbara Cathy Ross Kristin Kathleen Matthews McBee McCann McDonald McGowan McRae Jennifer Holman Michael Milhous Michael Karen Moran Morgan Lawson Charles _ Newton Nicklas | Michael , Odom Perry Pasayan Danny Peterson Barby Susan Miller Mitchell Scotty Moskovitz Edward David Niederhauser Noble Nobles Cheryl Kenneth Orloff Overton Michael Carol Patrick Pearson Renae Mary Joan George Pickens Plaster Pouliot William Pafford Perkerson Pam ela Mooney Patricia Pailet Andrew Pargh William Moore Patricia O'Brien Patricia Parker Wayne Cindy Diane Bruce William Edward Rhonda Kathleen Michael Price Price Pryor Punch Putty Rappuhn Ray Reeds Regan Lisa Michael Lynda Charles Patricia Clifford Reichle Richards Richey Robin Ross Roth Michael Jacquelyn Cheryl William Joel Patricia Stephen Robin Carl Rudd Rule Sager Salmon Samuels Saunders Saxe Schatten Scheibert Karen Julie Diane Sheryl Nickey Phillip James Lisa Lacy Schoonover Schott Seal Seals Seat Sherrier Shmerling Shreffler Shults -e | ecg DF { é a | Charles Roger Debra Kathryn Ann Steve Susan Simpson Singer Skaggs Soukup Spencer Stamps Frances Phillip Allen James Robyn Michael Stephenson Sterman Stewart Stewart Stewart Strate Elizabeth Debbie Andrew Suzanne Deborah Frances Rose Anna Paul Street Summers Sutton Tanksley Thornton Tipton Toy Tucci Valerie Charles Jeanette Leslie Tulloss Turner Vanderveer Vantrease Roland Shelley Ronald Thomas Pamela Verchota Victor Waynne Weitzel West : S Annette Mary John James Pamela Robert William Whitehead Wier Wiaqgers Williams Williams Willis Wilson SS ae Eddy Madelyn Richard Mary Ronnie Winstead Womack Wood Workman Wynn Wynne Not pictured: Robyn Flaum Mary Beth McLaurine Alyce Paul Yellin Yeilding Mike Alexander, Lee Castles, Jane Erb, Craig Jackson, Ellen Kendall, Kirk Mason, Debbie Melvin, Suzanne Renfroe, Connie Thompson, Teresa Zupa. Home- room Presidents. Christine Janet Michael Patricia Terry Buford Douglas Wendy Dennis Achord Adkerson Alexander Allen Armstrong Arning Arnold Ashcroft Astren “ i wee “ere he . | a . v « ] Bia) rk - a = 4 ou all j 4 wd P A — Patricia Eric John Nancy Debra Howard Wayne Joe Susan Bales Baptist Barham Barnes Barrett Barrick Bass Bass Batsche “a | iw ah Diane Bedelia Becky Lona Phillip Patrice Pamela Kenneth Bayne Beasley Becker Beckwith Belcher Bender Bernard Best ™ ny io Randall Pamela Audrey Karen Jeffrey Scott Webb Deborah Patricia Bird Bishop Bissinger Bittner Boerger Bradley Brewer Brown Brown 26 Kathryn Brumfield Janet Bushmiaer William Cathey } Michael Clopton Constance Couch Tonni Caudill Raymond Coffey Marianne Couley Jerry Davids Reginald Bryant Jonathan Caplan Helen Ceigler John Coffin Margaret Philip Davidson Phillip Carr Cheryle Champion Elizabeth Cohn Donald Crawford Penelope Burklow Richard Carver Dorris Randall Charlton Choate Janet Conatser Donna Davis Kent Burklow Fredric Chunn Cheryl Costomiris Randall Deborah Pamela Elizabeth David Sandra Kathi Joe Kathy Deal deRoode Dillingham _ Diveley Donahue Duffy Dugan Duncan Dyal Deborah Raymond Deborah Jane Catherine Ted Eatherly Elkins Elliott Erb Falwell Feldman Tim Ronald Franklin Katherine Bryan Rhonda Feldman Flair Floyd Follin Foreman Fortner David R. 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Eddie Rhonda Ann Nancy Robert Gregory Mary Ann Foster Foster Freeman Gainey Garrison Glenn Glenn Gordon Graham Michael Linda Robert Clifford Donald Granish Gray Gwinn Hagar Hale Jeffery Steven John Elizabeth Wesley Haley Ham Hamrick Harper Harris 28 Janice Martha Lynn Robert Mark Mike Robert Marilyn Joan Clay Hart Haury Hawkins Hayes Hayes Hayes Heath Heflin Hewett Timothy Thomas Elizabeth Suzanne Sherri Ruslyn Hinkle Hollingsworth Howard Howell Huddleson Hughes Mark Mary Beth Elaine Joy Craig Ricky Hunt Hurst Hurwitz Inman Jackson James Michael Annette Deborah Paulette Randoulph Gary Meryl Mark Fredrick Jenkins Jennings Jensen Johnson Johnson Jones Jonsson Kelley Kemper Ellen Frieda Charles Mary Constance Kendall Kennedy King Kirk Klatte John Mary Beth Kimberly Graham Elizabeth Lambert LaPenna Lawrence Lea Leaming 29 Harold Martin Donna Gilbert Frances David Richard Steven Cathey Lee Levine Long Long Longhurst Longworth Loyd Lund Mabry Bruce Edward Sherron Cynthia Mickey Tony MacLeod Magness Mangrum Mapes Martin Martin Kirkpatrick Frederic Deborah Katherine Judy Deborah Mason May McCammon McCrary McElhiney McFarland Daniel Kenneth Michael Robert James Andrew Deborah Martha Denise McGeachy McGill McGill McGill McKissack McMaster Melvin Menefee Midgett i | Richard Malcolm David Barry David Mills Mimms Modolin Monk Moody Mark William William Judith Edwin Moody Moody Moore Morawski Morris Marilyn Morrissey Elizabeth Orand Shirley Pendergrass Rose Marie Pinder Terri Reuther Beverly Robbins Brenda Murray Linda Pardue Linda Peterson Terry Peterson Albert Proctor Randolph Don Rice Rittenberry Mary Conni eS Robert Robinson Waynelle Parsons Alma Petrucelli Phillips William Raby Thomas Mike Rittenberry Rivard Daryl Nichols Donna Pendergraff Janice Ramsey Julia O'Donnell James Regan Carrie O'Guin Suzanne Renfroe Vicki Ross Andrew Stewart Frederick Ruehl Stephen Stewart Joel Runion ‘an Janet Stillman Judy Stephen Deborah William Albert Richard Sapho Sanders Savage Scott Seals Shackney Deborah Darryl David Patrice Roger Chelcey Sharp Shepard Sims Slayden Small Smith Donna Charles Melvin Larry William Barbara Smith Southall Spain Stephens Stephens Stern William Lewis Cindy Michael David Rebecca Stoever Stubbs Suiter Sullivan Summers Surratt Betty William David Marilyn Evelyn Sweatt Talley Tant Taylor Taylor Michael Michael Jane Laura Connie Taylor Teal Terry Thomason Thompson Mike Richard Susan Margaret Leslie Rosemarie Michael Rickey Pamela Thornton ice Treadway Tresenrider Trotman Tucci Turner Tyler Underwood David Danial Paul Robert William Donna Vaughn Vincent Vix Waggoner Watkins Weimerskirch illiam Carol Athalie Robert Debra William eitzel White White Whitver Wier Kathy Michael Norman Karen Johnny Kenneth Sue Williams Williams Williams Williams Williamson Wilson Wright Wright Not pictured: Stephen Marsh Claud Scott Mark Speck Teresa Ron Anglin, David Gibbs, Vicki Lampley, Bill Lashlee, Debbie Linscott,; Nancy Nixon, Wallace Turbeville. Homeroom Presidents. William Kathie Patricia Susannah Dianne Abernathy Abbott Achord Adams Sherri Camille Joan Betty Dale Theron Linda Alper Amonett Anderson Anderson Anderson Anglin Babbitt 2 Elizabeth Melinda Nancy Monica Bandy Banks Barge Barker 34 Teresa Samuel Barker Bianconi Adrienne Beverly Beasley Candace Blancher Bracey Bradley Broudy Yvonne Lewis Sue Bonnie Bryan Burnett Buttrey Byrd 1 saat — Vee Cheryl Carlton Carpenter Carolyn Lynne Keller Cavalier Champion Chapman Linda Beverly Cathryn Randy Denese Debra Ronald Clark Cleghorne Coggins Coleman Collier Cons Cons Kenneth Janice Melissa Charles Cooper Copeland Coulter Cox ie Ga 4 Laura Teresa Catherine Paul Hobart Beth Donna Cox Crouch Curtis Darrow Davenport Daves Dean Craig Karen Ruth DeMille DeMoss Dent Karen Driscoll (ROP? BY LPL aa — Susan Driscoll Barbara Epps Fox Deborah Dugan Julie Elliott Donna Fuller Beverly Goad Michael Dugan Laurie Farrell Georgeanne Giankias Walter Gobbel David Duggins Paul Engelhardt James Fishback Durham Stephen Fly Jill Edmonds Christine Edwards Vance Foreman Stephen Harvey Carol Robert Sylvia Dan Goldstein Goranson Greenberg Griest Grissom Hale David Patricia Gail Hamer Hamilton Hammock Linda Robert Rebecca Stephen Jane Leonard Hargrove Harrell Harris Harrison Hart Hatcher Elizabeth Deborah Hathaway Haynes Head Catherine Jennifer Glynna Hershey Hiers Hill i ee IC Martha Mary Julie Hirsbrunner Hirsbrunner Hoffman David Julia Virginia Ronny Steven Stephen Terry Hurst Inman Jenkins Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Vernon Marshall Jones Karr 39 Susan Klatte Stephen Gary Jerry Fabienne Vickie Koenig Kohnstamm Kosten Lambert Lampley Joyce Gary Ernest William Langhans Lanthrum Larkin Lashlee Dave Linda Leach Lee Deborah Robert Linscott Lipman Stephen Elaine Carolyn Lusky Mabry Bonnie Mamlin WS Dennis Frank Samuel Connie Pamela Regina Anthony Mangrum Marrero Marsh Marshall Martin Matthews Matthews Miriam Marion Patricia Maxwell McBride Robert Gary Madge Marsha William Connie Ronald McCloud McElhiney McGowan McKinley Merrick Meyer Miller Denise Dianne Kathryn Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Jeffrey Sharon Joe Morawski Lanny Steve Deborah Karen Nancy Nikki Suzanne Morris Morrison Neill Nethery Nixon Nobles Nolen m 1 Mickey John Ed Brenda Robert Harold James Rebecca Palmer Parker Parks Pettus Phillips Pilkinton Prince he ™ Altricia Phillips Sherrie Pruitt Purcell Raby Connie Brenda Kurt Randolph Reeder Reichle Woodrow Renfroe oe Pamela Rust Candace Sillick Oretta Shiff Rebecca Sadler Pamela Satterfield Paul Settle Melissa Shuff dia Connie Lawrence Russell Steve Ring Robinson Ross Rothste in oe Michael Mary Sadlo Safley Sheryl Jean Ellen Katherine Robert Satterwhite Schmidt Schwartz Scully Seaver Nancy Sheppard William Slater 43 Gayle Sara Steve Lawrence Patricia Melinda Bruce Smith Smith Smith Southall Stedman Sterman Stephenson PS na William Virginia Joan Richard Stewart Stewart Stillman Stobaugh te 0 Arlette Ron Brenda Christy Lee Rilla Lynn Strate Suedekum Tarkington Taylor Terry Thompson Tramel Joe Wallace Paul Trotman Turbeville Uchida Vicky Lawrence Todd Vanderveer Verchota Victor Jane Kenneth Sandra Ronnie Allen Richard Steven Waggoner Wagoner Walker Watson Webster Wells af Ne! Lawrence Patricia Thomas Gail Ken Denise Sally White Widick Wiggers Williams Williams Williams Wilson Dennis Ruth Curtis Bruce Charles Marian William | Wofford Wolkoff Womack Workman Wood Worley Wray William Jack James Wright Yarbrough York was oa § PRES why Not pictured: Michael Cochran ad ie ge (UA it Donald Young 45 Dale Roark, President; Anna Bagwell, Vice President; Jane Kendall, Secretary; Wade Foriest, Treasurer. Mary Jane Dianne Russell Billie Sue Fred Abernathy Adair Adair Albright Armstrong Atnip aa Mary Anne Susan Anna Austin Averbuch Bagwell ft Garland Stephen Steven Marsha Nick Deborah Randall Bissinger Blazer Bottoms Boyd Bradley Brady Brewer Donella Steven Brenda Bryant Burman Burroughs Roxanne Cathey Chamberlain “OY | Charles Arthur Jacqueline Ann Suzanne Grant Cline Coble Coble Coleman Collier Collins Victoria Joyce Raymond Deborah Keith Costanza Costomiris Covington Dale Davidson Sheila Patricia Davis Deacon Deborah Emily Edward Dembsky Dennis DePriest Donna John Kathleen Richard Dozier Dreher Driscoll Duggins Georgia Richard William Barbara Harley Steven Katherine Duncan Dunlap Dunn Elliston Erb Eskind Ewing Elizabeth Jo Anne Scott Gene Finger Fishback Fisher Fisk Larry William Mary Jean Wade Billie Fitzgerald Floyd Fogle Foriest Foster Gail Sherry Frankenbach Franks Barbara Vicki Gardner Gerakios Janet Esther Gilliam Goldstein Linda Grones Groover ww .) S ey Marcia Halvarson Susan Faye Charles Freeman Freeman Galbreath Gamble = pr aa MP Joseph Rebecca Gibbs Gibson Michael Robert Teresa Sandra Joy Gooch Gordon Greer Grigsby Grissim Charles Gryll Billy Richard Hamrick Hargrove Betty Kathlyn Gloria Kathy Robert Gere Michael Harrell Hatcher Hayes Hayes Hendrickson Herbolsheimer Hill David Nancy Hobgood Hoffelt Hoffman Hoffman aan Robert Elizabeth Deborah Lynne Sandra Cherry Lynne Holt Holycross Horner Howard Howard Howell Hoyal Pamela Connie Jackson Jameson Jennings Mark Pamela Jirikovec Jones Jonsson Arlene Levitan Martin Jane Kendall Stephanie Krietemeyer Larry Martin Sheila Mattox Kristine Ketcham Steven Lash Deborah iLadllenge| Peggi Richard Martin Mason Steven McElhiney William Marshall Martin 52 Mary Lee Judith Kenneth Woody Lee Debra Mesiarik Midgett Miller Miller Miller Moench Moore ef | 4 Sloan Lynn Bruce Moore Morrison Mosley Marilyn Margaret Lisa Nettie Deborah Nancy Nan Moss Murray Nealy Nellums Newton Nichols = | ‘ Ss soll ed eS ss 4... . AE % Richard Nancy Bernard Michael Owens Pafford Pargh Pasayan { rs Larry Shirley Randall John Pass Price Prince Pruitt Linda Stokley Pruitt Richardson Richard Dale Jacqueline Patrice Ricker Roark Roberts Robertson Mark Diane Betsy Hillard Jenny Monty Mark | Robin Robinette Ross Ross Ross Russell Michael Deborah Deborah William Safley Sager Samuels Saunders David Scantlebury § Scheibert Schneider Sebastian 3 William Shanko Deborah Streater Robin Simon Thomas Street John Simpson Lynn Suedekum Robert Sims Mollie Spain John Vaiksnoras Michael Slayden Sydney Spellings Frances Taylor Stephen Thomas Patricia Valdevento Albert Thompson Julie Vaughan Barry Stillman Thomas Terry Tollefson Joy Vaughn Bruce Vernon David Patricia Patrick Sylvia Vincent Vix Waggoner Waggoner Waggoner Walker Barbara Timothy Wayne Ronald John Leta Randell Watts Weatherly Weaver Welch Whitfield Wileman Wilkerson Deborah Daryl Don Douglas Patricia Elizabeth Lorae Wilkins Williams Williams Williams Williams Willis Willis Sherrie William Treasa Elise Willis Wilson Wofford Wolf NOT. PICTURED: John Jetton Laura Alexander Zanetis Neil Anderson, President; Gail Dean, Vice President; Barbee Bancroft, Secretary; Mike Moore, Treasurer. ? Laron Michael Abbott Allison Anderson Neal Neil Ronald Robert Paul Linda Anderson Anderson Anderson Arning Ayers Bales EL Barbee Bancroft Marianne David Paul Barge Barry Bass 56 Robert Terry Steven Suzanne Stephen Janet Becker Beneke Bettis Bianconi Bishop Bittner Shirley Deborah Branding Bryant Martin Emily Brenda Gary Judith Gary Buchman Caldwell Campbell Cantrell Caplan Carlton George Lynn Janice Cartwright © Casson Cathcart Larry Brenda Dianne Christodoulou Clements Coble Charles Frenchie Thomas Ellen Constance Robert Cohn Cooke Cooper Corenswet Corts Cowell Res Marion John Cox Crowder Cunningham William Karen Elaine i Judith John Davidson Davis Davis DePierri DePriest Benn nena cetaceans Lillian Robert Donegan Donnell Dwight Marlene James Eberle Echols Edwards 58 g 2 Mie Linda George Ann Geoffrey Gary Ray Elliot Engel Ethridge Feiler Follis Foreman William Cecilia Elizabeth Sandra Fowler Fox Fray Frazier Claire Anne Hamilton Linda Alfred Dennis Frierson Frith Frost Frost Futrell Gasner John David Gilbert Gladden Paul Lee Bonnie Goldsberry Greathouse Green 59 Wil Alan Lawrence Louis Illene Joan Green Greenberg Greer Grones Gross Guttman Thaddeus Hale Kathy David Thomas Melvin Mary Jane Linda Harris Harrison Harrison Hartley Harvill Hawkins Melinda James Charles Haynes Hazenfield Head oh di Richard Kay Frances Heimberg Henry Hewston Michael Michael James Linda Haynes Craig Hickey Hildebrand Hines Hirsbrunner Hoddinott Hoffman Len Jon Paul John Linda Holden Hooper Howard Hudgens Catherine Janice Huey Inman Peggy Barbara Juanita Johnson Jordan Keaton Donna Mark Keyes Kleckner Knight Mary Koral Dave Lankford Rickey Mark Patricia Deborah Paula Rodger Lankford Lawrence Lee Lees Legg Liddle Deborah Pat Richard Lyell Mabry Machanoff 4: Tempe Sherry Stanley Lawrence Carolyn Nancy Martin Mathews Maxwell May Mayes a Thomas Rita Anne McFarlin McKenzie Mellen si (it LD George Minton Kurt Michael Patrick Mitchell Moore Moore 2 —————————EEE James Pamela Brenda Bruce Neighbours Newton Norman Osborne ie Barb ara Patricia | Palyarik Parker Parker Parman Parman i) i i } i Steve James Pentecost Perkerson Pettus William Stephen William Phillips Punch . Purcell Michael Linda James Rebecca Allen Tommy Raby Renaud Robbins Roberts Russell Russell David James Donald Salmon Sanders Sheppard Simmons 4 Samuel Laurie Marilyn Beverly Harry Larry Soukup Stewart Strate Strother Sullivan Sullivan Nancy Susan Sandra Tatum Taylor Teitloff Wendy Glenda Richard Tepper Thompson Tippett ) Larry Robert Vetter Wadford Walker � Kristina Fidelia Robert Watson Weitzel Whitfield i ie ee a Denise Jackson Deborah Daniel Roxanne Willhite Williams Williams Williams Williamson ‘Cathey Barbara Willis Wilson NOT PICTURED: Diane Dunning Thomas Edwards Terri Jane Hiers Deborah Lindecker Bruce Bancroft, President; Craig McConnell, Vice President; Hal Collier, Secretary; Bob Edmonds, Treasurer. Frances Carolyn Adams Catherine Ann Albright Lee Tyson Amonett Lloyd Anderson Gloria Beth Bagwell 66 —— David Lawrence Ballew Rhea Baskette Joyce Marie Bess Bruce Almon Bancroft Janice Marie Bastin Marilyn Bishop Susan Renee Barker Beverly Ann Beneke Rodney Allen Bishop 67 Vivian Ruth Bissinger Karen Porter Bradley Van Erich Bryant 68 Sharon Gaile Bottoms Charles Sinclair Brown, Jr. Constance Bucholz Beverly Lynn Boyd Betsy Simpson and Myron Schmidt Most Talented ———— Rodney Douglas Bunn Cheryl Noel Burklow Richard Steven Burroughs Judy Dianne Cagle Patsy June Cagle Charles Nicholas Carter Doris Ann.Chaney Sylvia Marie Chisam Carolyn Jean Claiborne Robert Stephen Clawson Linda Lee Cohan Hal Rives Collier 70 Roberta Louise Cloud f — 4 . a Danny Michael Collier Patricia Lane Conner C Z Lynne Meyer and Mike Wall Most Dependable Phillip David Copeland Stephen Francis Costanza Linda Aileen Cox Mary Carolyn Cox Susan Claudia Cox Margaret Ann Davenport Stephen Wayne Cratty John Douglas Davis Peggy Lee Curtis Dorothy Dean 71 Sherry Kaye Delk Patricia Jane Drew Mildred Patricia Duer Carolyn Cox and James Harper Most Intellectual Melody Diane Duggins Karen Jo Edenfield Robert Wilson Edmonds Kathleen Louise Edwards 72 ) | | | . Ronald Otis Ellis Stephen Glen Emrick James Edward Epps Betty Bennett Farrar James Russell Farrell James Earle Felker Marilyn Ann Flaum Stephanie Harrison Fleming Ellen Elizabeth Follett 73 Theodore Charles Franklin, Jr. Wallace Lindy Freeman Joseph Michael Frazer Edward Lee Gibbs Katherine Sutton and Craig McConnell Most Congenial Linda Darleen Gilbert 74 Thomas Herman Gilliland Margaret Elizabeth Gobbel Marianne Helen Goidstein Suzanne Gough Judith Annette Hager Albert Ewing Hale David Edward Hall Edward James Hans, Jr. James Walton Hargrove James Edward Harper Diana Luise Hayes 75 Jayne Ilene Hersch Daniel Bartlett Hicks Elizabeth Lee Horner Janice Johnson and Bruce Bancroft Most Versatile ae Ss . + et ae er one Emily Grace Horner Sara Eugenia Humphrey Patricia Ann Hutcherson Ernest Frederick Hutton, Jr. 76 | a Jo Anna Jackson Sandra Faye Jeannette Zane Ellen Kay Michael Edward Jackson Janice Jane Johnson Thomas Clifford Kelley Thomas Kimberly James Regina Theresa Kaiser Martine Hite Kendall aan Nuhad Khoury Wanda Fay Kimbro Michael Charles Kimbrough David Thomas King Linda Wilson and Greg Rabold Most Attractive | Jane Ellen Kirkman Robert Dorsey Knowles Joyce Ellen Kooperman 78 | Cary Joel Kosten Linda Louise Laird Overton Lea, Jr. Lerman Leo Lee Margaret Elaine Lee Myra Lareana Lee Judy Ann Lipschutz Marcia Joyce Liston Donna Faye Long 79 Jack Wiley Marlin Christy Lynn Marsh Bruce Allen Marshall Beverly Murray and Hal Collier Best School Spirit Patricia Gail Martin Melinda Ruth McCabe Jeannette McCann Craig Jeffrey McConnell 80 | Elizabeth Michelle McElhaney David Alan Mesairik Madeleine Jeffries Mixon Arthur Leonard McGowan Lynne Meyer Melissa Ann Moore Thomas Mayo McKissack James Creighton Michael George Pierce Morris 81 Jeffrey David Morris Joseph Chase Moss Bee G4 mu) Oe ga kip, PF wre Hh go 8 + tanies © i AS ayy Beverly Kay Murray Kenneth Dale Neighbours Diana Hayes and Jim Slater Most Courteous Mary Susan Neuhoff Lonnie Johnson Newton David Charles Nicklas 82 a Carole Joan Nixon Lynn J. Osman Kathryn Elaine Parsons Kathleen Elizabeth O' Donnell John Michael Pardon Ronald Cleve Patrick Wanda Faye O'Guin Jackie Lynn Parish Michael Anthony Perry 83 Glenda Raye Perryman Vicki Lynn Petty Annie Hill Polk Tina Kendall and Bob Edmonds Most Likely to Succeed John Houston Polk Margaret Anne Pope James Gregory Rabold Judith Carol Reed 84 Karen Ella Ricker William Hibbitt Ridley Henry Grady Ring Gerald Wilson Robeson Jeanne Claire Robin Michael Kent Runion William Barclay Rushton Connie Jo Sadler Alice Freer Scantelbury 85 Myron Lloyd Schmidt Mary Alice Seaver James Ronald Shepard Suzanne Shuff Peggy Curtis and Burton Smith Most Athletic Ivan Rolfe Silverman Betty Carolyn Simpson Joseph Michael Simpson 86 Earl Burton Smith Michael William Smith Norman Mark Stillman Robert Mitchell Stobaugh Sara Kent Street | { May Clarisse Stubbs Katherine Marshall Sutton Donald Steven Tant John William Tepper Elva Dianne Thompson Sandra Dean Thompson Mr. Shumaker, Mrs. Reese, and Mr. Reid — | Senior Class Sponsors - Kenneth Graves Tidwell Lynn Carol Tidwell Anne Morris Tincher Barry Thomas Turner 88 Robert Lawrence Turner Mary Jean Valentine Michael Ray Wall Timothy Ray Turner Joseph Robert Vaughn William Boyd Wamsley Karen Ruth Uchida Theresa Ruth Vinson George William Ward 89 Margaret Jeanne Warder Patricia Jewell Washburn : f@ ye Sanford Samuel Webb, Jr. Caroline Anne Weismueller Jim Slater, President; Lynne Meyer, Vice Pres- ident; Linda Wilson, Secretary; Mike Wall, Vice President. Student Council Officers. bm Barbara Jean Wells Marilu White Michael David Whittington 90 Linda Margaret Wilson Brenda Faye Wolf John Dayton Wright Norman Everett Witthauer, Jr. Georgeanne Dixie Wood Stephen Tucker Yost Bonnie Sandra Witty Thomas Jefferson Wray NOG PICTURED: Margaret Lucille Griffith Kenneth Charles Kaufman Philip Edward Komisky Robert Nicholas Mitchell 91 Administration LEONARD M, GARRIOTT Principal MRS. CAROLYN COX Secretary WILLIAM W, HICKS Assistant Principal MRS, MARTINE KENDALL Secretary 92 4 a MRS, FREDERICA RAWLS College Counselor MRS. VIRGINIA HEARN Secretary MRS, SHIRLEY BECKER | Vocational Counselor - LAWRENCE AYERS oe MRS. DOROTHY REESE | Testing Counselor Personal Counselor Guidance Department 93 English Department The English Department is the only one in whicheach Hillwood student is enrolled, and its programs are as varied as the student body it serves, Courses offered include literature, spelling, grammar, communicative skills, reading improvement, and speech. This year the English De- partment conducted two special classes—one an Advanced Place- ment course for college-bound seniors, and the other an experi- mental team-teaching group. Miss Henegar taught the former, and Mrs, Arfken, Mr. Wakefield, and Mrs. Thigpen led the latter. Creative writing and essay contests entered by Hillwood students proved the overall strength of our English pro- gram. Miss Nancy Mrs. Deborah Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Katherine Albert Miss Martha Allen Arfken Blevins Daves Gaines Henegar Mrs. Ruth Miss Elia Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Pauline James David Kain Scott Thompson Tramel Turbeville Wakefield Mathematics Department SEES aie see Se | : A Mrs. Vicky Mrs. Monica Alan Miss Lucile Foster William Miss Gayle Miss Mary Miss Rosalyn Andrews Blumberg Cullum Mason Pinkston Reid Scott Stephens Ward The Mathematics Department also serves the great majority of Hillwood students, and course offerings range from business arithmetic to algebra, from geometry to refresher arithme- tic, and from modern math to trigonometry. Each year the Math Department selects repre- sentatives from algebra, geometry, and ad- vanced senior math to compete in local, regional, and statewide competition. The overal l strength of the department is attested to each year by the great number of contest winners from our school. This year for the first time students enrolled in high school mathe- matics also had the opportunity to compete in a nationwide examination designed to provide for the teacher and the student a criterion for comparing the standard of his work with that throughout the country. | 95 Social Studies Department ' Mrs. Mary Ann Joseph Mrs, Katherine Mrs. Jeanne William Miss Linda James Charles Mrs. Elizabeth Abernathy Durham Fanning Hinton Kennedy Kinnard McDonald McKinney Reed The most popular elective subjects at Hillwood are the social studies. This fact is attributable to the variety of course offerings, all of which are vibrant and contemporary in nature. Eurasian and American histories are taught in the seventh and eighth grades, and civics, world history, American history, government, economics, sociology, and psychology are offered to high school students. Emphasis is placed upon the relationships existing between the men and movements of history and their contemporary counterparts. The analyt- ical study of current events is basic to all social studies courses. 96 Scsence Department (‘Bill Mrs. Betty Mrs. Mavis Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Carol Bandy Bolles Burdett Choppin Fickett i _|Miss Margaret Mrs. Shirley Mrs. Gladys John Fred Floyd Morgan Safley Shumaker Zapp The Science Department is one of the most progressive at Hill- wood. The school is quite proud of its six modernly equipped laboratories—two each for general science, biology, and chem- istry. Courses available to the student include seventh and eighth _|grade basic science, general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and physical science. Each student participating in a laboratory science was required to submit a project based upon independent ‘|research, many of which were subsequently entered in local and - regional science fairs. ER SRR ORR RRR TON STI 97 Fo rergn Language Department With such terrific emphasis placed upon travel and communication in today's world, the study of foreign languages is becoming increasingly important. The Foreign Language Department at Hillwood offers to high school students the opportunity to pursue Latin, French, and Spanish for four years each. French and Spanish are also offered to eighth grade students on a limited basis. The Foreign Language Department encourages the students partici- pating in its programs to further their cultural exploration by ex- tending the classroom experience to club activities. The Junior Clas- sical League, Liaison Francaise, and El Circulo Espanol help develop an overall sensitivity toa language and to the people who speak it. —— Mrs. Jacqueline Miss Nancy Jo Mrs. Ann’ Mrs. Jolynn Mrs. Lela Mrs. Mitzi Beard Daniel Kerns Lopeman Simpson Yount Burns Crowell Long | The Fine Arts Department offers those subjects which tend to develop the ‘natural talents and abilities of cre- ative individuals and to foster a crit- vical sensitivity in those less gifted students. Art and vocal and instru- mental music are available to every Mrs. Jane Miss Sue Mrs. Harriet Manning Senter Tant student, as are the services of our spacious and well-stocked library. The participants in each subject area presented their accomplishments to the student body and to the commu- nity at least one time during the year. Fine Arts Depa rtment Practical Arts Department The Practical Arts Department at Hillwood recognizes the need for training students in trades and professions so that they might demand better jobs and higher wages after graduation. The de- partment also seeks to acquaint students whose plan it is to pursue their education further with practical knowledge which will benefit them both in private and in business life. Industrial arts and home economics are offered to students from the eighth grade through high school. Marketing, typing, and bookkeeping are available only to juniors and seniors. The marketing program, new at Hillwood this year, is a unique consolidation of classroom and working experience, with emphasis placed upon learning by doing. Mrs. Olive Dan James Marvin Bowen Covington Dickerson Jinnette Miss Virginia Donald Mrs. Elena Mrs. Martha Mathews Neely Pryor Strasser Thompson 100 wn Z, = = s Ze aS 0 ae Junior High Band Chris Achord Scott Alexander Danny Allen Steve Atnip Sharon Baldwin Patty Bales Rick Baptist Rand Bird Janice Blazer Jeff Boerger Kent Burklow Richard Carver William Cathey Cheryl Champion Randy Choate Drew Clark Phil Cobble Paul Coffin Steven Dunn Debbie Elliott Bill Fay Carey Floyd Bryan Foreman David Foster Mary Ann Graham Sharon Griffin Sherry Grissim Tommy Grones Randy Rice Charles Robin Clifford Roth Fred Ruehl Carl Scheibert David Sims Melvin Spain Steve Spenser Fran Stephenson Lewis Stubbs Carolyn Sullins Billy Tally Leslie Trotman Paul Tucci Clifford Hagan Don Hale Debby Haley Larry Hargis Paul Hart Bob Hawkins Amy Hines Ronnie Hirshbrunner Tommy Hollingsworth John Hollins Elizabeth Howard Larry Howard Mike Hoyal Mark Hunt Craig Jackson Leslie Johnson Kristil Kimbro Timmy Lawhern Gil Long Steve Lund Cathy Mabry Steve Machanoff Jeanne Martin Bill Moody Daniel McGeachy Lawson Newton David Noble Jim Patten Teresa Ulery David Vaughn Paul Vix Bill Weir Mary Weir John Wiggers James William Mike Williams Mary Workman Kenneth Wright John Wynn Warren Wynn David Young Varsity Band — ——— The Hillwood Varsity Band was the best we Go Toppers, down the field have had as a result of longer hours of drill And bring us victory today. and practice. Their bright green uniforms, new Go Big Green, move that ball white leggings, and spirited rendition of the Really fight and score fight song have become familiar to all the Go, Go, Go. Hillwood community. Largely responsible for Go Hillwood green and white, the renascence of enthusiasm and the achieve- We're right behind you all the way ments was the director, Mr. Long. So come on and go, Big Green, Move the ball, victory for Hillwood High Drum Major: Majorettes: Flutes: Drummers: 104 Myron Schmidt Sherri Carpenter Connie Corts Chris Edwards Cathy Willis Diane Adair Gary Atnip Sandra Howard Jeanette McCann Bill Dunn Steve Lash Bernie Pargh Jack Yarbrough | Woodwinds: Linda Babbitt Keller Chapman Karen Davis Georgia Duncan Jim Hagan Richard Hargrove Linda Hawkins David Hoffelt Elaine Lee Pam Lomax Edith Martin Mary Safley Joe Trotman Norman Whitthauer Lynn Champion Vicki Gerakios David Gladden Linda Hargrove Becky Huey Lou Ann Lee Myron Schmidt Allen Watson Richard Webster Freddie Armstrong Sam Bianconi Steve Burman Eddie Dennis Ray Foreman Vance Foreman Mark Jirikovec Harold Phillips Shirley Price Bob Richards Lawrence Robinson Bill Saunders Tommy Wiggers Jackie Williams Ike Bradley David Duggins Larry Jent Neal Hall Randy Hunt Gary Kohnstamm Larry Maxwell Rick Ricker Sam Soukoup Steve Thomas Buzzy Watson Hillwood Chorus Daily practice and hours of hard work made the Hillwood Chorus an organization of which the school may be proud. Under the direction of Mr. McDonald, the chorus performed on many occasions. The main project of the year was the production of the musical Flower Drum Song, which was presented in late spring. The officers of the chorus were as follows: Paul Goldsberry, President; Betsy Simpson, Vice President; Tempe Marsh, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Mabry and Steve Smith, Librarians; Marilu White, Accompanist. Susannah Adams Shirley Branding George Cartwright Debra Cons Dorcel Denton Betty Farrar Laurie Farrell Steve Fly Ellen Follett Sherry Franks Lee Greathouse Paul Goldsberry Marcia Halvarson Gail Hammock Sue Hans Jane Hart 106 Fred Hinze Betty Horner Emily Horner Chip Hunter Wanda Kimbro Susan Klatte Madge McGowan Marshal McKinley Patty Mabry Christy Marsh Sam Marsh Tempe Marsh Gina Matthews Debbie Neill Cathy O'Donnell Brenda Parks James Pettus John Polk Mary Seaver Betsy Simpson Steve Smith Mindy Sterman Wendy Tepper Diane Thompson Larry Vetter Sandra Waggoner Margaret Warder Paul White Gail Williams Patsy Williams Don Young Alex Zanetis Junwr High Folk Singers Janet Adkerson Becky Becker James Bellamy Kathy Brumfield Peter Bryant Julie Burko Janet Bushmiaer Johnny Caplan Donna Davis Beth Harper Connie Klatte Debbie Melvin Janet Quarles Suzanne Renfroe Beverly Robbins Mary Robert Debbie Savage Debbie Sharpe Donna Smith Connie Thompson Susan Treadway Pam Underwood Bill Weitzel Debbie Whitver _ Hillwood was proud of two folk singing groups—the Junior | High and the Senior High Folk Singers. Both were directed by Mr. McDonald and devoted many after school hours to practice. Many programs and assemblies included their | performances. Senior High Folk Singers George Cartwright Paul Goldsberry Lee Greathouse Marcia Halvarson Wanda Kimbro Susan Klatte Madge McGowan Sam Marsh Tempe Marsh Debbie Neill John Polk Steve Smith Mindy Sterman Marilu White Gail Williams 107 Girls’ Chorus Susannah Adams Shirley Branding Debra Cons Dorcel Denton Betty Farrar Laurie Farrell Sherry Franks Marcia Halvarson Gail Hammock Sue Hans Jane Hart Betty Horner Emily Horner Wanda Kimbro Susan Klatte Madge McGowan Marsha McKinley Pat Mabry Christy Marsh Tempe Marsh Gine Matthews Debbie Neill Cathy O'Donnell Brenda Parks Mary Seaver Betsy Simpson Mindy Sterman Wendy Tepper Dianne Thompson Sandra Wagoner Margaret Warder Gail Williams Patsy Williams Girls from all grades belong tothe Hill- The chorus performed in the Christmas wood Girls' Chorus, which is directed by concert and other programs throughout the Mr. McDonald. year. A Cappella Choir This year an A Cappella Choir was introduced to George Cartwright Susan Klatte Steve Smith Hillwood. Many chorus members belonged to this Dorcel Denton Madge McGowan Mindy Sterman : group which is also directed by Mr. McDonald. The Betty Farrar Pat Mabry D ianne Thompson : choir, composed of about thirty members was well Sherry Franks Christy Marsh Larry Vetter : received at the concert, the P. T, A. Tea, and other Paul Goldsberry Sam Marsh Margaret Warder performances. Much practice had to go into these Lee Greathouse Tempe Marsh Gail Williams renditions for the A Cappella Choir sings without the Betty Horner Debbie Neill Patsy Williams assistance of accompaniment, Emily Horner James Pettus Don Young Chip Hunter John Polk Alex Zanetis Wanda Kimbro Betsy Simpson 108 Eighth Grade Chorus A new singing group was the Eighth Grade Choir. This group was formed for the stu- dents who took music in the seventh grade and were interested in continuing the study. They met daily to learn new songs and per- fect the old ones under the direction of Mr. McDonald. Their work and practice was appreciated by all who heard them at the Christmas Concert. Janet Adkerson Becky Becker Jimmy Bellamy Kathy Brumfield Peter Bryant Johnny Caplan Con Crawford David Donahue Clay Hewett Deb Jensen Connie Klatte Graham Lea Donna Long Debbie Melvin Carrie O'Guin Jerry Raines Suzanne Renfroe Beverly Robbins Mary Robert Debbie Savage Debbie Sharpe Donna Smith Marilyn Taylor Connie Thompson Susan Treadway Rosemarie Tucci Pam Underwood Debbie Whitver Teresa Zupa 109 Seventh Grade Chorus Seventh Graders who like to sing were members of the Seventh Grade Chorus. The group met after school for re- hearsals and sang at the Christ- mas concert and spring festival. Sponsored by Mrs. Crowell, the Chorus elected as officers: Fred Birmingham, President; Melissa Legate, Secretary-Treasurer; Janice and Bernice Marshall, Librarians. 110 Lori Andrews Karen Anglin Nancy Barry Pam Bean Susan Bernard Fred Birmingham Sally Black Kathy Bottoms Hank Brooks Melissa Burns Anne Caldwell Cheryl Chambliss Perry Coleman Gayla Collier Patricia Cox Cynthia Crabtree Kenneth Craddock Eric Davenport Debbie Davis Mike Diegel Mark Dillard Margaret Dodson Amy Douglas Jeff Eskind Cindy Ezell Emmy Frost Jimmy Gamble Julie Gay Phyllis Gentzke Sheila Gilbert Janet Goodman Jan Green Barbara Greenberg Jackie Grigsby Darrell Hewston Bryce Hickey Alan Hochberg Joyce Jackson Jeanne Johnson Joyce Johnson Steve Karr Lee Kirkham Linda Leaming Melissa Legate Martha Lindecker Steve Loring Ronnie Lustig Chris McGowan Kathy McRae Bernice Marshall Janice Marshall Rusty Martin Jennifer Michael Barley Miller Sharon Moore Karen Morgan Johnny Nash Karen Nobles Diane Oakley Pattie O'Brien Jan Oliver Andy Pargh Eddie Perryman Renae Pickens Mary Jane Plaster Kathy Powell Anne Rees Mike Richards Lisa Reichle Pat Ross Mike Rudd Cheryl Sager Stephen Saxe Julie Schott Lisa Shriffler Kathryn Anne Soukup Suzanne Tanksley Rose Anna Toy Valerie Tulloss Sandra Vaughan Roland Verchota Shelley Victor Joyce Walkdrup Ann Whitehead Pam Williams Donna Willis Ronnie Wynne Paul Yielding Liaison Francaise La Liaison Francaise joined the ranks of the hundred-plus membership clubs this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Kerns, the club presented programs of slides and speeches about France. The officers were: Melody Duggins, President; Marianne Goldstein, Vice President; Linda Renaud, Secretary; and Ivan Silverman, Treasurer. Suzy Adams Cheryl Ackis Cathy Albright Sherri Alper Linda Arron Monica Barker Lisa Baugh Barbara Bay Ann Beard Beverly Bracy Sherry Carpenter Rita Carr Carolyn Cavalier Lynn Cheek Linda Clark Gail Cook Janice Copeland Laura Cox Marion Cox Susan Cox Teresa Crouch Debby Dean Donna Dean Emily Dembsky Craig DeMille Karen DeMoss Emile DePriest Fred deRoode Karen Driscoll Kathy Driscoll Susan Driscoll Melody Duggins Karen Edenfield Barbara Epps Joanne Fishback Stephanie Fleming Billie Foster Betty Fray Claire Frierson Dennis Gasner David Gladden Margaret Gobbel Esther Goldstein Alan Greenberg Carol Greenberg Peggy Griffith Linda Hawkins Melinda Hayes Nancy Hoffman Jan Inman Pam Jackson Eric Jonsson Kris Ketcham Susan Klatte Susan Klein Fabienne Lambert Bill Lashlee Dave Leach Patsy Lee Debbie Lees Rae Levine Patti McBride Bonnie Mamlin Edith Martin Tony Matthews Anne Mellen Connie Meyer Debbie Neill Debbie Newton Nancy Nichols Nancy Nixon Suzanne Nolen Barbara Palyarik Linda Renaud Brenda Reeder Terry Rich Karen Ricker Rick Ricker Janie Rule Alice Scantlebury Oretta Shiff Harry Sullivan Larry Sullivan Ivan Silverman Bruce Stephenson Arlette Strate Joanie Stuttman Anne Tincher Rilla Thompson Todd Victor Jane Wadford Sandra Wagner Allen Watson Steve Wells Paul White Gail Williams Sherri Willis Billy Wray Ron York Juntor Classical League 112 Susannah Adams Ron Anglin Mary Ann Austin Susan Averbuch Linda Babbitt Beth Bandy Ross Bandy Nancy Barge Bobby Becker Ronnie Becton Sam Bianconi Steve Bishop Adrienne Blancher Bonnie Byrd Vee Carlton Keller Chapman Lynn Cheek Beverly Cleghorne Randy Coleman Denise Collier Joyce Costomiris Carolyn Cox Charlie Cox Beth Daves Keith Davidson David Dealy Emily Dembsky Ruth Dent John Dreher Kathy Driscoll Dave Duggins Rick Duggins Daryl Durham Steve Eskind Betsy Finger Jim Fishback Bill Floyd Billy Fowler Sherry Franks Susan Freeman Vicki Gerakios Paul Goldsberry Steve Goldstein Chuck Gryll Joan Guttman Patti Hamilton Steve Harrison Jane Hart Leigh Hathaway Elizabeth Haynes David Hoffelt Julie Hoffman Becky Huey Mike Jackson Ginger Jenkins Larry Jent Marilyn Kemper Jane Kendall Roger King Steve Koenig Karen Kohn Linda Lee Ralph Levy Rodger Liddle Sam Marsh Pam Martin Johnny McCabe Bobby McCloud David Mesiarik Mary Mesiarik Susan Ostroski John Ed Parker Larry Pass Harold Phillips Sherrie Raby Bob Richards Patti Robertson Diane Robinette Jenny Ross Nancy Salmon Debbie Samuels Mark Scantlebury Linnea Schmidt John Simpson Bill Slater Janis Stamps Ron Suedekum Lee Terry Karlos Thomas Wallace Turbeville Pat Waggoner Margaret Warder Richard Webster Tommy Wiggers Debbie Wilkins Daryl Williams Don Williams Ken Williams Marian Worley Ancient Rome came to the halls of Hillwood via the Junior Classical League. Through planning and staging Roman Festivals or historical events such as the Cerealia, Saturnalia, Ides of March, and a Vergilian birthday, members learned more about classical lands and civilizations than classwork afforded. Sponsored by Mrs. Lopeman and Mrs. Simpson, the club elected as officers: Carolyn Cox, President; Bobby Becker, Vice President; Betsy Finger, Secretary; Jane Kendall, Treasurer. 113 El Circulo Espanol offered to Hillwood stu- dents an opportunity to increase their knowledge of Spanish customs and culture. This was accomplished by the use of outside speakers and exhibits. Officers were: Bob Arning, President; Charles Cohn, Vice Presi- dent; Sally Street, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Yount and Miss Daniels, Sponsors. Red Cross Club El Crrculo Espanol Fran Adams Bob Arming Marianne Barge Susan Barker Janet Bittner Charles Cohn Suzanne Collier Joy Crowder Cathy Ewing Ray Foreman Becky Gibson Diana Hayes Kathy Hatcher Members of the Junior Red Cross Club served as repre- sentatives of their homerooms in this club's activities. With the help of the sponsor, Miss Stephens, they held a successful annual membership drive. The club was served by these officers: Susan Levy, President; Debbie Wilkins, Vice President; Rita Carr, Koenig, Reporter. Sally Black Donnie Bryant Rita Carr Emile DePriest Suzanne Cole David Donahue Emmy Frost Terry Givens Mike Granish Debra Gray Beth Harper Sherry Jackson Vernon Jones Zane Kay Steve Koenig Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Joyce Kooperman Susan Levy Carol Mabry Larry Maxwell Dave Nicklas Karen Nobles Pattie O'Brien Pat Parker Connie Randolph Pat Ross Robin Simon Mollie Spain Virginia Stewart Debbie Wilkins Linda Laird Patsy Lee Brenda Norman Mike Pasayan Steve Punch Gloria Reed Jeanne Robin Betsy Ross Mike Safley Tommy Street Beverly Strother Julie Vaughan Art Club The Art Club offered to Hillwood stu- dents an opportunity to further pursue their interest in art. Members kept the display case attractive and provided eye-catching decorations for many of the school's major events. In addition several members in national contests brought honor to the school by winning awards. Sponsored by Miss Senter, the Art Club had as officers: Melinda Mc- Cabe, President; Bonnie Green, Vice President; David Lankford, Secretary- Treasurer. Barbara Bancroft Melinda McCabe Susan Barker Creighton Michael Susan Buttrey Lynn Osman Ken Cagle Annie Polk Sylvia Chisam Becky Roberts Hal Collier Katherine Sutton Connie Corts Lynn Tidwell Sheila Daves Ken Tidwell Susan Driscoll Sylvia Walker Claire Frierson Tina Watson Bonnie Green Hank Webb Linda Hudgins Debbie Williams Pam Jones Dave Lankford Science Club 116 Cathy Albright Neil Anderson Bruce Bancroft Rod Bunn Lynn Cheek Charles Cohn Debby Dean Donna Dean Dottie Dean Rick Duggins Steve Emrick Jim Fishback Ed Gibbs David Hall Janice Johnson Jane Kendall Tina Kendall Gary Lanthrum Overton Lea Susan Levy Richard Machanoff Carolyn May Anne Mellen Lynne Meyer Barbara Palyarik Bill Saunders Betsy Simpson Tim Turner Jean Valentine Bobby Vaughn Jackie Williams Norman Witthauer See a Sey es Me cet ay ett. Students interested in pursuing their studies in science beyond the classroom joined the Science Club. Spon- sored by Mr. Shumaker, the club's main project was a Science Fair, which enabled all Hillwood students to compete in the field of science which most interested them. Films and speakers made up many of the Science Club meetings. The club's officers were Overton Lea, President; Dottie Dean, Vice-President; Betsy Simpson, Secretary- Treasurer. The purpose of the Future Teach- ers of America is to provide for students an opportunity to learn more about the teaching profes- sion. This learning is accom- plished through programs with speakers and in the spring actual teaching by members of the club. The sponsors were Miss Floyd and Mrs. Tant: the officers were Creighton Michael, President; Vicki Petty, Vice-President; Marilu White, Secretary; Jeanne Robin, Treasurer; Susan Cox, Parliamentarian; Betty Farrar, Historian. 118 Future Teachers of America Cathy Albright Brooks Baker Linda Bales Cheryl Burklow Suzanne Collier Joyce Costomiris Susan Currey Debby Dean Emily Dembsky Donna Dozier Betty Farrar Betsy Finger Billie Foster Linda Frost Janet Gilliam Marianne Goldstein Mary Jane Harvill Linda Hawkins Jayne Hersch Fran Hewston Beth Holycross Peggy Johnson Barbara Jordan Jane Kendall Debbie Lillard Lynn Meyer Creighton Michael Vicki Petty Glenda Perryman Linda Pruitt Patti Robertson Jeanne Robin Mary Seaver Sydney Spellings Janis Stamps Marilyn Strate Beverly Strother Anne Tincher Pat Washburn Marilu White Distributive Education Clubs of America Among the new clubs was the Distributive Education Club of America. The club was composed of students who attended classes three periods each day, taking English and business courses and who worked in a business firm the remainder of the day. Miss Neely was the adviser; officers were Jackie Parish, President; Vivian Bissinger, Vice President; Michael Whitting- ton, Treasurer; Linda Cohan, Re- porter; Wallace Freeman, Parlia- mentarian; Judith Reed, Secretary. Vivian Bissinger Marcia Liston Charles Brown Jack Marlin Judy Cagle Kenneth Neighbors Charles Carter Jackie Parish Robert Clawson Judith Reed Linda Cohan Grady Ring Wallace Freeman Gerald Robeson Sara Humphrey Barry Turner Jo Anne Jackson Michael Whittington Sandra Jeannette Stephen Yost 119 TELE. Library Club es . o. , Fm we, Soe oe ime, we. = t OR. 5 tm we We. oe ae wee pa ee ’ be % A field trip to the Baptist Book Store, a book fair, and book re- views were a few of the activities of the Library Club. Members de- voted their free periods to assisting their sponsors, Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Burns, in maintaining an at- tractive, well-organized library. Duties of the club members in- cluded serving at the check-out, reserve, over-due, and periodical desks. The officers were Margaret Warder, President; Jeanne Robin, Vice-President; Sandra Grigsby, Secretary; Pam Satterfield, Trea- surer. Susannah Adams Teresa Barker Shirley Branding Cheryl Burklow Kenny Cagle Roberta Cloud Janice Copeland Missy Coulter Susan Currey Kathy Curtis Beth Daves Donna Dean Pat Dearon Karen DeMoss Ruth Dent Melody Duggins Barbara Epps Shere Follis Ann Mellon Mary Mesiark Debbie Neil Wanda O'Guinn Jim Pettus Brenda Reeder Karen Ricker Jeanne Robin Pam Satterfield Myron Schmidt Patti Stedman Ted Franklin Claire Frierson Linda Gilbert Beverly Goad Ester Goldstein Sandra Grigsby Betty Harrell Julie Hoffman Kim Howard Janice Johnson Teena King Susan Klatte Fabienne Lambert Gary Lanthrum Debbie Linscott Pam Lomax Elaine Lusky Carol Mabry Wendy Tepper Vicky Vanderveer Margaret Warder Barbara Watts Patricia Widick Leta Wileman Denise Williams Sandra Witty Georgeanne Wood Gail Yost Caduceus Club An array of interesting spea kers presented programs for meetings of the Caduceus Club, whose members are students interested in various medical professions. Club officers Betsy Simpson, President; Rhea Baskette, Vice President; Beverly Strother, Secretary - Treasurer; Kathy O'Donnell, Reporter; Mrs. Safley, Sponsor planned and directed the activities and programs. Neal Anderson Rhea Baskette Kathy Ewing Ray Foreman Mark Kleckner Donna Long Kathy O'Donnell Mary Safley Ivan Silverman Betsy Simpson Sally Street Beverly Strother Jean Valentine Mike Whittington Leta Wileman Debbie Wilkins Beth Willis Students on the Office Staff who assist Mr. Garriott, Mr. Hicks, Mrs. Cox, and Mrs. Kendall are Fran Adams, Peggy Curtis, Dottie Dean, Betty Farrar, Stephanie Fleming, Peggy Griffith, Donna Keyes, Beverly Murray, Suzanne Shuff, Janis Stamps, Sally Street, Karlos Thomas, Pat Washburn, Marilu White, Jeff Wray. Mrs. Rawls, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Reese, and Mrs. Ayers are assisted by the members of the Counseling Staff, who are Bob Arning, Marianne Barge, Janice Bastin, Sharon Bottoms, Patty Connor, Marilyn Flaum, Peggy Johnson, Barbara Jordon, Claire Lee, Lynn Meyer, Jeanne Robin, Alice Scant- leberry, Marilyn Strate, Sherrie Ward. Guidance Staff Pep Club The Pep Club contributed greatly to the school-wide emphasis on school spirit. A common sight in the afternoons was a hall full of members, dripping brushes in hand, kneeling over yards of paper painting signs for coming athletic events. Sponsored by Mr. Cullom, the club elected as officers: Lynn Meyer, President; Tina Kendall, Vice President; Karen Uchida and Kris Ketcham, Secretaries. Susan Averbuch Brooks Baker Linda Bess Janice Cathcart Lynn Cheek Suzanne Collier Frenchie Cooke Janice Copeland Joyce Costomiris Marion Cox Susan Currey Debby Dale Judy DePierrie Kathy Driscoll Melody Duggins Barbara Elliston Steve Eskind Betsy Finger Connie Meyer Lynn Meyer Beverly Murray Margaret Murray Nan Nicks Carol Nixon Suzanne Nolan Kathy O'Donnell John Parker Pat Pentecost Jack Pruitt Linda Pruitt Karen Ricker Dale Roard Patti Robertson Jeanne Robin Betsy Ross Alice Scantlebury JoAnne Fishback Wade Foriest Kenny Fox Robert Griest Gloria Hayes Kay Henry Julie Hoffman Janice Johnson Jane Kendall Tina Kendall Kris Ketcham Arlene Levitan Robert Lipman Melinda McCabe Edith Martin Cheryl Mastin Larry Maxwell Anne Mellen Bob Seaver Melissa Shuff Bobby Sims Gale Smith Pam Smith Sara Smith Sydney Spellings Patti Stedman Virginia Stewart Debbie Streater Dinka Tatum Sally Thomas Glenda Thompson Anne Tincher Jean Valentine Vicky Vanderveer Caroline Weismueller Leta Wileman 125 Key Club In addition to operating the concession stand during football season, the Key Club helped paint the lines onthe school parking areas. Members are se- lected for their qualities of citizenship, leadership, and loyalty to the school and community. Mr. Reid was sponsor and the club's officers were: Burton Smith, President; Bob Donnell, Vice President; Bruce Bancroft, Secretary; Craig McConnell, Treasurer. Neil Anderson David Mesiarik Bob Arning Mike Moore Bruce Bancroft Pat Moore Johnny Cox Jack Pruitt Bob Donnell Steve Punch Harley Erb Dale Roark Barry Fuson Mark Sadler Chuck Gryll Jim Slater Jim Hazenfield Burton Smith Dave Lankford Lynn Suedekum Craig McConnell Tim Turner Scott Merrick Mike Wall 126 Math Club The Math Club was spon- sored by Miss Scott, and elected as officers Tina Kendall, President; Caro- lyn May, Vice President; Sally Street, Secretary- Treasurer, Bob Arning Marianne Barge Janet Bittner Charles Cohn Tommy Cooper Jim Edwards JoAnne Fishback Billy Fowler Linda Frost | Tom Harrison Cathy Huey Freddy Hutton : : : Tina Kendall : Jane Kirkman Eric Jonsson Ilene Gross Rick Heimberg Cheryl Mastin Overton Lea Carolyn May Lynn Meyer Margaret Murray Bruce Osborne Deborah Newton Barbara Palyarik Bill Phillips Jeanne Robin Alice Scantlebury Sally Street Jean Valentine Vernon Vix Jackie Williams Jeff Wray 127 National Beta Club The Beta Club is an honorary service club composed of seniors who have a worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievement and a commendable attitude. This year the Hillwood chapter had twenty- seven members who met together monthly to discuss club activities which would bene- fit the school and its students. With Bruce Bancroft as President, Carolyn Cox as Vice President, Tina Kendall as Secretary, and Craig McConnell as Treasurer, the Beta Club accomplished many goals. Between class periods a member sold supplies in the book store; as a project they put clips for absen- tee reports on every classroom door. An honorary scholarship for an outstanding senior, Beta Club certificates for meritorious students, a track and field record plaque, and Booster Buttons to encourage school en- thusiasm were sponsored by the 1966-67 Betas. 128 Cathy Albright Bruce Bancroft Carolyn Cox Susan Cox Dottie Dean Melody Duggins Bob Edmonds Marilyn Flaum Diana Hayes Janice Johnson Tina Kendall Linda Laird Overton Lea Christy Marsh Craig McConnell Lynn Meyer Myron Schmidt Betsy Simpson Katherine Sutton Tim Turner Jean Valentine Bobby Vaughn Margaret Warder Pat Washburn Marilu White Linda Wilson Jeff Wray 129 National Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, and citizenship—these are the qualities for which a student is selected to the National Honor Society. Members have displayed their leadership and citizenship in the school and community; along with this they have managed to maintain a 2.65 scholastic average. Hillwood's chapter sponsors a project each year. This year they united behind a plan to provide a tutoring program for students who had fallen down in their work or fallen behind in their work and needed help in their studies. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Rawls and the club elected the following as officers: Janice Johnson, President; Tim Turner, Vice President; Carolyn Cox, Sec- retary; Jean Valentine, Treasurer. im. A Bob Edmonds Carolyn Cox Betsy Simpson Dave Nicklas 130 Fran Adams James Harper Tim Turner Roberta Cloud Janice Johnson Jean Valentine Neil Anderson Bruce Bancroft Suzanne Collier Carolyn Cox Marion Cox Susan Cox Debby Dale Bob Donnell Pat Duer Bob Edmonds Barbara Elliston Bill Floyd Dennis Gasner James Harper Diana Hayes Student Council Tina Kendall Cary Kosten Ricky Lankford Edith Martin Creighton Michael Larry Pass Greg Rabold Karen Ricker Dale Roark John Simpson Beverly Strother Ann Tincher Tim Turner Karen Uchida Jeff Wray 131 Forensics Club The 1966-67 Forensic Club did a variety of things, including dramatic and poetry readings, extemporaneous speaking, de- bating, discussions in Congress and a one-act play which won honors in city-wide competition. In addition several of the par- ticipants won points for themselves, the club and the school in other Forensic Metro Meets. Officers were as follows: Jeff Wray, President; Christy Marsh, Vice President; Claire Frierson, Sec- retary; Lynn Meyer, Treasurer. The club was sponsored by Miss Daniel and Mrs. Tramel. 132 ——- i 7] q ! George Cartwright Roxanne Cathey Gail Cook Kathy Driscoll Steve Eskind Laurie Farrell Kenny Fox Claire Frierson Paul Goldsberry Illene Gross Lynne Guttman Leigh Hathaway David Hoffelt Marshall Karr Patsy Lee Bonnie Mamlin Christy Marsh Tempe Marsh Lynn Meyer Kathy O'Donnell Susan Ostroski Terry Rich Pam Satterfield Myron Schmidt Ivan Silverman Pam Smith Mindy Sterman Anne Tincher Sandra Waggoner Don Williams Jeff Wray Julie Vaughan Vernon Vix 133 Drama Club Cathy Albright Linda Babbitt Anna Bagwell Beth Bagwell Donnie Bryant Kenny Cagle Janice Cathcart Lynn Champion Brenda Clements Susan Cox Fred deRoode Bix Doughty Karen Edenfield Steve Emrick Jo Anne Fishback Marilyn Flaum Stephanie Fleming Kenny Fox Claire Frierson Charlie Galbreath Bonnie Green Peggy Griffith Marcia Halvarson Leigh Hathaway Diana Hayes Elizabeth Haynes Melinda Haynes Ginger Humphrey Mike Jackson Nuhad Khoury Wanda Kimbro Cindy King Susan Levy Pam Lomax Patti McBride Christy Marsh Tempe Marsh Nancy Nichols Nan Nicks Larry Pass Vicki Petty Myron Schmidt Mary Schneider Candy Sellick Betsy Simpson Mindy Sterman Sally Street Christy Taylor Fran Taylor Karen Uchida Taddy Vale Bobby Vaughn Boney Walling Pat Washburn Dee Dee Weitzel Gail Williams Jeff Wray Members of the Hillwood Drama Club learned about all phases of the theatre from prop preparation, lighting, makeup and costuming to the actual acting itself. Sponsored by Miss Daniel, the club pre- sented enjoyable assemblies for the student body and entered com- petitions with other schools of this area. Myron Schmidt, President; Claire Frierson, Secretary; Cathy Albright, Treasurer; were the officers. RS FACE Memes 94 444 4a Scie: Journalism Club The Journalism Club provided for students an opportunity to learn how to write for publication. They received some practi cal experience as they served on the staff of the school newspaper or literary maga- zine. Among the scheduled pro- grams were plans to tour the News- paper Printing Corporation. Officers were Tim Turner, President; Vicki Petty, Vice-President; Rusty Far- rell, Secretary; Cathy Albright, Treasurer; Mrs. Beard, Sponsor. Cathy Albright Janet Bittner Laurie Farrell Rusty Farrell Billy Fowler Diana Hayes Mike Hildebrand Mike Jackson Overton Lea Creighton Michael Barbara Palyarik Larry Pass Vicki Petty Bill Phillips Steve Punch Mindy Sterman Tim Turner Jeff Wray 135 HI-LITES Staff Clubs, sports, activities, news - the HI-LITES kept stu- dents up-to-date on everything happening around the school and community. Staff members gained not only a completely new vocabulary of newspaper terms and some experience which gave them insight into what a career 136 in journalism entails. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Choppin, the twenty-seven students spent hours inter- viewing, finding new material, writing and rewriting copy, and meeting deadlines. The result was a newspaper enjoyed and appreciated by Hillwood students. 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Cathy Albright Neil Anderson Ross Bandy Marianne Barge Susan Barker Suzanne Bianconi Doris Chaney Suzanne Collier John Cox Emily Dembsky Bob Donnell Kathy Driscoll Betsy Finger Marilyn Flaum Billy Fowler Margaret Gobbel 138 Bonnie Gree Ilene Gross PERSPECTIVE Staff PERSPECTIVE, last year's innovation at Hillwood, is the literary magazine. Students contributed poetry, essays, narratives, short stories and art work. Hopefully the tradition of PERSPECTIVEwill be continued through- out the coming years. Led by Mrs, Blevins and Mr. Wakefield and the editor, Jan Inman, the staff spent hours reading, sorting n Betty Harold James Harper Terry Hiers David Hoffe Cathy Huey Jan Inman Patsy Lee It Stan Mathews Larry Maxwell Joe Moss Debbie New Peggy Pope Fran Taylor Jeff Wray ton smi rtm a ew ane s The Future Homemakers of America, spon- sored by Mrs. Strasser and Mrs. Thompson, _ elected as officers: Glenda Perryman, Presi- | dent; Janice Bastin, Vice President; Patty Martin, Secretary; Pat Hutcherson, Treasurer; Brenda Clements, Reporter; Linda Gilbert, Historian; Pat Mabry, Chorister; Diane Wall, Parliamentarian. Linda Aaron Kathy Abbott Patty Achord Betty Anderson Joan Anderson Linda Bales Janice Bastin Vivian Bissinger Yvonne Bryan Linda Calk Lynn Champion Beverly Cleghorne Brenda Clements Ann Coleman Denese Collier Patty Conner Debra Cons Missy Coulter Peggy Davenport Sheila Davis Pat Deacon Karen DeMoss Emile DePriest Donna Dozier Jill Edmonds Kris Edwards Sandy Ezell Ellen Follet Sharon Follis Donna Fuller Gigi Gianikos Linda Gilbert Beverly Goad Carol Greenberg Silvia Grissim Kay Hamilton Future Homemakers of America Patty Hamilton Betty Harrell Becky Harris Elizabeth Haynes Kay Henry Glenna Hill Martha Hirshbrunner Nancy Hoffman Debbie Horner Kim Howard Ginger Humphrey Pat Hutcherson Judy Inman Joanne Jackson Ginger Jenkins Cindy Keene Donna Kays Teena King Koral Kuhns Fabienne Lambert Vicky Lampley Joyce Langhans Lou Ann Lee Paula Legg Linda Linn Debbie Lyle Carol Mabry Pat Mabry Connie Marshall Patty Martin Sherry Martin Miriam Maxwell Deborah Moore Melissa Moore Beverly Murray Patti McBride Rita McKenzie Lisa Nealy Wanda O'Guin Glenda Perryman Annie Polk Judy Reed Connie Ring Betsy Ross Janie Rule Sheryl Satterwhite Kathy Scully Mary Seaver Candy Sellick Nancy Sheppart Reta Shiff Brenda Tarkington Christy Taylor Diana Thompson Glenda Thompson Lynn Tidwell Teresa Vinson Jane Wadford Pattie Waggoner Diane Wall Sherrie Ann Ward Patricia Widick Dee Dee Weitzel Leta Wileman Beth Willis Cathy Willis Sherry Willis Teresa Wofford Georgeanne Wood 139 Hillwood Patriots Hillwood Patriots,a new junior high club, was sponsored by Mrs. Fanning. Officers: Joe Trotman, President; Konrad Magness, Vice President; Marilyn Kemper, Secretary. Members: Marlene Davis, Steve Garner, Bryce Hickey, Kristil Kimbro, Judy Mc- Elhiney, Pattie O'Brien, and Warren Wynn. Campus Life Campus Life Club was a new senior high group sponsored by Mr. Ayers. At weekly meetings the young people discussed their role in school and community. Mike Wall served as President and Christy Marsh and Kathy Parsons as Vice President. Ronnie Anderson Bonnie Byrd Sylvia Chisam John Cox Margaret Davenport Linda Gilbert Sheila Gilbert Christy Marsh Tempe Marsh Margaret Murray Carrie O'Guin Wanda O'Guin Katherine Parsons Judy Reed Altricia Pruitt Diana Wall Mike Wall 140 H-Clubs Laron Abbott Lee Amonett Jim Anderson Neil Anderson Steve Bishop Phil Copeland Marion Cox Peggy Curtis Bud Davidson Keith Davidson Gail Dean Bob Donnell Dwight Eberle Wade Foriest Lee Gamble Gere Herbolsheimer Robert Hendrickson Kay Henry Bobby Holt Jan Inman Janice Johnson Tina Kendall Dave Lankford Rodger Liddle Lee Midgett Kenny Miller Mike Moore Pat Moore Bruce Mosley BeverlyMurray Bruce Osborne Greg Rabold Jim Slater Burton Smith Katherine Sutton Larry Vetter Linda Wilson SORT ROAE atte RN 141 TOPPER Staff The majority of the fourteen students who signed up to work on the TOPPER staff had no idea of the work or the fun that goes into the making of a yearbook. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Simpson, Adviser, Mr. Tom Wilkins, Publisher's Representative, and Carolyn Cox, Editor, there were annuals to be sold and ordered, sports, clubs and Ls 142 individuals to be photographed, copy to be written, and everything to be proofread. All the confusion and prob- lems became a part of the fun in piecing together the jigsaw which made a yearbook and in trying to make the 1967 TOPPER the best. 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Under the leadership of Miss Mason and Mike Wall as president, this year's club encour- aged clubs to contribute to the purchase of an out- door bulletin board. 144 Bob Arning, El Circulo Espanol Bruce Bancroft, Beta Club Bobby Becker, Chess Club Carolyn Cox, Junior Classical League Melody Duggins, Liaison Francaise Paul Goldsberry, High School Chorus Jan Inman, Perspective Staff Janice Johnson, National Honor Society Tina Kendall, Mathematics Club Overton Lea, Science Club Susan Levy, Junior Red Cross Lynn Meyer, Pep Club Jackie Parrish, Distributive Education Glenda Perryman, Future Homemakers Creighton Michael, Future Teachers Myron Schmidt, Drama Club Betsy Simpson, Caduceus Jim Slater, Student Council Burton Smith, Key Club Joe Trotman, Hillwood Patriots Tim Turner, Journalism Club Mike Wall, Campus Life Club Margaret Warder, Library Club Jeff Wray, Forensics Club AGH AULIEIOES Varsity Football The Hillwood Varsity Football team was led by co-captains Bruce Bancroft and Burton Smith. It included nine seniors, thirteen juniors, nine sophomores, and one freshman. This team faced stiff competition in the AAA Western Division. Mr. McKinney, Mr. Jinnette, and Mr. Pryor gave able direction and guid- ance to the 1966 team as coaches. The players and coaches are credited forthe fighting spirit they maintained throughout the unsuccessful season. Gloria Hayes Ce NG 146 4 1e) oO UO ko) o G O q i) H fy Amonette, Lee Anderson, Jim Anderson, Neil Bancroft, Bruce Bishop, Steve Bubis, Bobby Collier, Hal Copeland, Phil Davidson, Bud Davidson, Keith Erb, Harley Harrell, Tom Herbolsheimer, Gere Holt, Bobby Kimbrough, Mike Knight, Charlie Lankford, Dave Moore, Mike Osborne, Bruce Pass, Larry Patrick, Ronnie Raby, Mike Runion, Mike Sadler, Mark Simmons, Wayne Slater, Jim Smith, Burton Vetter, Larry Vincent, Bruce Walling, Jerry Williams, Doug Wood, Chuck Kay Henry BB own ee ry w mannng ey Suyodby an 8no8s00na0 Cheerleaders play a vital part in the spirit and morale of a school. The cheers bring courage and hope to the team. Win or lose, the cheers are a source of encourage- ment to the pride in the school. Positions of honor belong to the cheerleaders. When they cheer, they have a feeling of warmth inthe yells because they love the school and the school spirit which they help generate. The cheerleaders may well be referred to as the crutch of all sports events. The Topper Cheerleaders for 1966-67 were led by Kay Henry, Captain. The seniors were Carol Nixon, Linda Wilson and Beverly Murray; Juniors, Frenchie Cook and Dinka Tatum; Sophomores, Pam Smith, Sally Thomas and Gloria Hayes. Freshman Football Under the direction of Coaches Zapp and Dickerson, Hillwood's Freshmen made a creditable record. After losses to McMur- ray and Hillsboro, the team rallied with a 13-7 win over Overton. Franklin won a decisive victory over the young Toppers; then they bounced back with a 14-7 win over East. Through this 2-3 won-lost record the boys gained knowledge and experience which will aid them in the coming year as members of varsity teams, Junwr High Football Assisted by Mr. Zapp, Mr. Bandy organized and coached the Seventhand Eighth Grade football team. These boys worked to learn the fundamentals of team play and ex- hibited promise of good years ahead on the varsity teams. Such experience pays dividends. The Freshman Cheerleaders faithfully supported the successful fresh- man teams this year. Leading the cheers were Captain Nancy Carney, Co-captain Melinda Banks, Arlette Strate, Teresa Zupa, Nancy Nixon, Pam Martin, Janice Parker, Brenda Murray, and Suzanne Renfroe. Varsity Basketball 152 Row two: Linda Pruitt, Judy DePierri, Joyce Langhans, Gail Dean, Emmie Taylor, Marion Cox, Barbara Elliston, Jan Inman, Mrs. Ladd. Row one: Peggy Curtis, Caroline Weismueller, Peggi Martin, Janice Johnson, Linda Groover, Janice Kirkpatrick. Hillwood's Varsity Girls' Team had an excellent record this year. Ranked tenth in pre- season ratings, the girls de- feated fourth-ranked Two Rivers in their first game. The inspired team then scored an impressive victory over first- ranked Hillsboro. Through several difficult games, the girls continued to come out on top, but twice failed to defeat Overton. They fell to Joelton in their first encounter but de- feated them in the next game. Only three seniors, Janice John- son, Carolyn Weismueller and Captain Peggy Curtis, will be missing from next year's line- up. Coached by Mrs. Ladd, the girls had a successful record and a winning season. All-city honors from the NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN were awarded Joyce Langhans, a freshman guard. Carole Nixon The Varsity Basketball Team was coached by Mr. Jinnette and Mr. Zapp, and it was composed of five juniors and five sophomores. The boys performed to the best of their ability against seasoned opposition, Captain Neil Ander- son led the determined team to victory over Joelton, but defeat was theirs in other games. If experience is the key, the basketball team of next year should have a better record. 154 , Pam Smith ee Linda Wilson Row one: Manager Robert Lipman, Neil Anderson, Kenny Miller, Barry Bryant, Lee Moss, Dave Lankford, Manager Bill Merrick. Row two: Coach Jinnette, Daryl Williams, Harley Erb, Ricky Lankford, Pat Moore, Steve Punch, Coach Zapp. Freshman Basketball The pride of Hillwood was the freshman basketball teams. The girls'team was composed of sixteen seventh, eighth and ninth graders. Coached by Mr. Pryor, the girls posted victories in their first two clashes against Donelson and Central and lost to Hillsboro. They snapped back to win the next eight games, winning over Glencliff, Washington, Litton, Overton and Lipscomb. The season's record was one of which we are proud, and their skill should prove helpful as they move on to join varsity teams. 156 Dinka Tatum Row one: Lee Terry, Joy Inman, Ellen Kendall, Nancy Nancy, Barge, Beth Bandy, Cathy Curtis, Brenda |Choppin, Vicki Ross, Jane Terry, Lee Castles, Cindy Tarkington, manager; Shari Follis, manager; Kathy ‘Suiter, Susan Hollins. Row two: Coach Pryor, Judy Mitchell, scorekeeper. 'Morawski, Becky Harris, Melissa Shuff, Adrienne Blancher, The Freshman Boys' Team had no less impressive victory than the Freshman Girls. The dynamic team began the season with wins over Donelson and Central, and their teams did not fail. They posted six more victories by defeating Hillsboro, Glen- cliff, McMurray, Lipscomb, Litton and Overton. Their ninth opponent was the mighty Washington Freshman Team, which had a three year winning streak. The Toppers fell, but were back in form for their next game in which they rolled over Bellevue. Coached by Mr. Bandy, the fourteen man team had one of the finest records ever accumulated by a Hillwood basketball team. nanan: Row one: Charlie Cox, Bill Lashlee, Joey Runion, Jeff Hunter, Mike Regan, Webb Brewer, Steve Jones, Chuck ‘Boerger, Johnny McCabe, Keller Chapman. Row two: Wood, John Ed Parker, Steve Smith, Bill Slater, manager; Phillip Carr, manager; Lynn Tramel, manager; Chip Coach Bandy. Wrestlin ¢ Under the capable direction of Mr. Gaines, the boys organized a new athletic team this year. The Wrestling Team was hampered by lack of experience as they faced opponents s uch as Two Rivers and Madison, who are seasoned participants. Jim Slater served as captain of the group. Lee Gamble and Steve Bishop won four matches; Bruce Bancroft, three; Larry Pass, Joe Gibbs, L. T. Southall, two; Bruce Barham, Ron Anglin and Steve Wells, one each. Row one: Steve Bishop, Larry Jent, Steve Wells, Lee Barham, Fred deRoode, Bruce Bancroft, Joe Gibbs, Mike Amonette, Ron Anglin, Lee Gamble, Warren Wynn, Steve Allison, Larry Pass, Mr. Gaines. Goldstein. Row two: Jim Slater, L.T. Southall, Bruce 160 wn aa) — ea | SS — = VU Sg Hall of Fame Bruce Almon Bancroft 162 In recognition of the lasting contributions made through the years by graduating seniors, The TOPPER Staff has instituted a Hall of Fame. A faculty committee and the administration, in making the selections, wish to perpetuate these contributions and to encourage those who follow to use their talents and to be of service. Those seniors so honored have been selected on the basis of commendable attitude, active participation, responsible citizenship, and unselfish service to the school and its com- munity. Thomas Jefferson Wray Janice Jane Johnson Peggy Lee Curtis Myron Lloyd Schmidt a see ZZ os Christy Lynn Marsh Mary Carolyn Cox 7 Ws Betty Carolyn Simpson 163 Spirit Activities Spirit at Hillwood this year began at a normal pace, but even before the first week was over, it quickly gained the momentum which carried it through the year on a high level of enthu- siastic support and student participation. Partial credit for such spirited activity and loyal devotion, while due in large measure to the spontaneous reaction of the student body itself, must be attributed to the combined efforts and cooperation of the administration, the cheer- leaders, the athletic teams and the student council. In an all-out endeavor to engender enthusiasm for the Topper's first season in the new AA Western Division, the Men's Club sponsored a highly successful and well-received Watermelo: Cut, featuring the introduction of varsity and freshman football players, members of thi cheerleading squad, and officers of the Men's Club. In a dramatically climactic scene, th, mortgage on the stadium was burned by the original signatories amid a spectacular shower c fireworks, thus drawing to a close seven years of tireless money-raising. ne annual powder puff football game, sponsored this year by the junior class, ted the pigskin greats of both the junior and senior classes—girl pigskin greats, tis. The greatest thrills and scoring threats of the game were presented by the yssing duo of Barbee Bancroft and Kay Henry, who scored on a long yardage pass, dly to be called back for an of f-sides penalty. Neither class outlasted the other, ever, and the game ended in the spirited chaos of a 0-0 tie. e band began each pep rally with a rousing version of the new Hillwood fight Sig- Traditional and novel cheers, as well as amusing and entertaining skits t flaturing Suzanne Collier and Wade Foriest, highlighted the action. The Alma q Mter, skillfully directed by Mr. Long and Myron Schmidt, concluded each spirit =F — = = '_ 165 Heart Week This year under the direction of Miss Mason and Mrs. Hinton, the Stu dent Council spon- sored Heart Week. This idea was initiated to bring about greater school spirit in the students. The first day was designated as Peng TER “JeyVere Pe e588. tr - Hello Day. Students and faculty members wore heart-shaped name tags. The next day was entitled Extra-Nice Day. Valentines ordered by the boys Monday were delivered to the girls during the classes. On Wednesday, everyone participated in Appreciation Day. '' The students taught the classes as teachers put on an assembly. 'Reverse Day was held on Thursday. This time the boys received singing Valentines from the girls. Another feature of this day was the girls waiting on the boys, by carrying books, lunch trays, and everything else. The final day was known as ''Topper Day. Everyone was to be quiet in the halls and lunchroom, and then raise the roof'' at the pep rally. Although there was some noise in the halls, the day cer- tainly served its purpose as the cheerleaders led the stu- dent body in a very enthusiastic pep rally that afternoon. The week was formally ended at the combo following the basketball game Friday night. However, due to the overwhelming support of the teachers and students, it is hoped that Heart Week will become a part of Hillwood's tradition. Assemblies Under the direction of Lynne Myer, Hillwood's assemblies were better than ever. Throughout the year, we had many different kinds of performances, including speakers, con- certs, and a one-act play put on by the Forensic Depart- ment. The annual Christmas Assembly was highlighted by the singing of Christmas carols by the choir. The presentation of the baskets for needy families was held also. This worthwhile project, sponsored every year by the Student Council, helps underprivileged families enjoy a Merry Christmas. Colonel Huffman spoke tothe Senior High concerning the patriotism of young Americans during the Veterans Day assembly. Later in the year, a demonstration was put on for the boys by Fisher Body Company. Many of the inno- vations in car designing were shown, including a demon- stration of flexible glass. On Wednesday of Heart Week, an assembly was given to demonstrate the talents of various faculty members. The acts included Mrs. Reed playing the piano; Mrs. Crowell accompanying Miss Daniel, who sang two selections; and 168 two groups of the men teachers. Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Zapp, Mr. Durham, Mr. Pryor, and Mr. Shumaker dedicated a song to the Senior Class. Another group composed of Mr. McDonald, Mr. Jinnette, Mr. McKinney, and Mr. Pryor formed a combo. However, the women teachers were not to be outdone. Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Daves, Mrs. Arfken, and Mrs. Thigpen joined together in an original song to the cafeteria, ridiculing the food. This assembly was highlighted by the Hillwood Jazz Band's rendition of the fight song, Go Toppers! Although they had only practiced together a few months, this group gave an excellent performance to the student body. The Forensic Club also demonstrated their talents to the student body in a one-act play entitled, ''The Refuge, by Paul McCoy. This play made its way to the finals of the Metro One Act Play Contest before losing. The cast of the play included Lynne Meyer, Tempe Marsh, Claire Frierson, Myron Schmidt, and Jeff Wray. National Honor Society Installation On March 14, the National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony in a senior high assem- bly. The new members were selected on the basis of scholarship and leadership. A new feature was added this year, as ribbons were presented to thirty-six freshmen and sophomores with high grade point averages. The purpose of this award is both to recognize their accomplishments and to encourage underclassmen to strive toward superior grades. In his final address to the student body, Mr. Hicks challenged the students to work up to their full capabilities, never wasting or abusing their talents. He used the examples of Frog Williams and Ronnie Medlin, both former Hillwood students who were motivated to excel in their chosen fields. Newly-selected members of the National Honor Society: Frances Marianne Barge Martin Norman Buchman Ellen Barrie Corenswet Marion Sue Cox Richard Gordon Heimberg Terri Lynn Hiers Barbara Edwards Paryarik 170 In their annual spring assembly, the Hillwood Chapter of the National Beta Club tapped thirty-one students for membership in this honorary service organization. These juniors, who were chosen on the basis of scholarship and leadership, represent the finest members of their class. Craig McConnell, Beta Club treasurer, presented a track and field chart to Mr. Dickerson. It will serve as a permanent recognition for those who excelled in gymnastics. Another innovation was the Beta Club Certificates which were awarded various students for excellence in a particular activity. The Beta Club vice-president, Carolyn Cox, announced that a scholar- ship will be given at awards night to a non-Beta senior whose out- standing talents are to be developed more fully in college. National Beta Club Induction Newly-elected members of the National Beta Club: Neil Anderson Bob Arning Barbee Bancroft Marianne Barge Bobby Becker Tom B ernhardt Steve Bishop Martin Buchman Ellen Corenswet Marion Cox Gail Dean Bob Donnell Billy Fowler Claire Frierson David Gladden Bonnie Green Mary Jane Harvill Linda Hawkins Kay Henry Cathy Huey Jan Inman Patsy Lee Rodger Liddle Tempe Marsh Carolyn May Mike Moore Pat Moore Barbara Palyarik Steve Punch Beverly Strother Jackie Williams 171 Beta Club Certificates This year the Hillwood Beta Club awarded ten certificates to stu- dents who had excelled in some particular school activity. These range from scholarship to band to basketball. These awards were limited to neither Beta Club members nor to any particular grade. The Beta Club plans to make the awarding of these certificates an annual event. Joyce Langhans TENNESSEAN All-Nashville Guard Carolyn Cox Melody Duggins Merit Finalists Myron Schmidt Metro Forensics Jeanette McCann All-Metro Orchestra Tempe Marsh Metro Forensics Rick Ricker State Orchestra All we asst” id Hoffelt All-Metro Orchestra Dav Lynne Meyer Metro Forensics Jeff Wray Metro Forensics Homecoming It seemed as though everyone at Hillwood worked to make homecoming a memorable event this year. The art department made a display to show school spirit and to advertise the Fish Supper. The Men's Club sponsored a school spirit essay contest as well as the annual dinner. Later that night, the students cheered for the football team against the Franklin Rebels. 174 The highlight of the activities was the presentation of the homecoming queen and her court. The Queen, Linda Wilson was crowned by Captain Bruce Bancroft as the band played selections from ''The Sound of Music. Fol- lowing the game was the combo sponsored by the Student Council. Although we did not win the game, the school spirit showed by the team made us all proud to be Toppers. Wilson, Homecoming Queen Linda 176 Photographs by Russell Ray Gayle Smith, Freshman Attendant ra) a is:) U0 q cD) pa) Y t Vv Leal ie) = 12) ao) oy (e) WY a Y) 4 w aa) n 4 ° fe) im] OO Dinka Tatum, Junior Attendant Beverly Murray, Senior Attendant National Merit Scholarship Awards 178 Each year over seven hundred thou- sand students take the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Of these, approximately fifteen thousand are named finalists. This hig h honor was accorded two Hillwood seniors this year, Carolyn Cox and Melody Duggins. Another thirty-five to forty thousand receive Letters of Commen- dation. Hillwood students receiving this honor were Janice Johnson, Overton Lea, David King, and Jeff Wray. Although Melody has attended Hill- wood only two years, she has made many contributions to the school. This year she served as president of the Liaison Francaise, and as Organi- zations Editor of the TOPPER. After graduation, she will attend Furman University. Carolynhas also participated in many activities during her six years at Hill- wood. This year she was the Editor of the TOPPER, vice-president of the Beta Club, and president of the J.C.L. Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Georgia, is Carolyn's college choice. Although the basketball team took up a great deal of time, Janice served as president of the National Honor Society. Community activities are of special interest to Overton. As a junior, he was the president of the Young Republicans Club. David has always been active in school events. He served as the Junior Class president and is a member of the Key Club. Forensics was Jeff's chief interest this year; he was the president of the Forensic Club. These students are to be highly commended for this achievement. 179 iiltiiean: NY A Backward Glance We HG FRANCES CAROLYN ADAMS National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Classi- cal League 1, 2; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3, 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate, Certificate of National Latin Exam 1; Office Staff 4; Pep Clab 1, 2. CATHERINE ANN ALBRIGHT Student Council 2, Homeroom President 2; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4, Trea- surer 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Journalism 3,4, Treasurer 4; Art Club 2; Science Club 4; Junior Classical League 1,2; Liason Francais 3,4; Pep Club 3; N.E.D. T. Cer- tificate 2; Hi-Lites Staff 4, Headlines Editor 4; ''Perspective' ' Staff 3, 4. LEE TYSON AMONETT Homeroom Vice President 1; Football 1,4; Tennis 4; Wrestling 4; Track 3; H-Club 3,4; El Circulo Espanol 1. GLORIA BETH BAGWELL Transfer-Broughton High School, Raleigh, North Carolina 3; Student Council 2; Homeroom Office, Secretary 1, Vice President 4; Drama Club 3,4; Journalism Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; El Circulo Espanol es DAVID LAWRENCE BALLEW Homeroom Office 1; Football 1,2; Base- ball 4; Science Club 1; H-Club 1; Nation- wide Latin Certificate of Merit 1. BRUCE ALMON BANCROFT Transfer-Belle Chasse High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 3; Student Council 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Secre- tary 4; Science Club 3,4; H-Club 3, 4; Science Fair Grand Award 2; American Medical Society Award 2; Scholastic Award-Football Team 2; President-Fresh- man, Senior Class; Treasurer Junior Class; Junior Achievement President 3. SUSAN RENEE BARKER Drama Club 2; Art Club 2, 3,4; El Circulo Espanol 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Art Award 2, 3; Art Award 3; ''Perspective' Staff 4, Art Editor 4. RHEA BASKETTE Homeroom Vice President 3; Football 1; Bowling 2, 3,4; Science Club 4; Caduceus 2,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; 2nd Place Regional Science Fair 3; 2nd Place Nash- ville Dental Society 3. JANICE MARIE BASTIN Student Council 3; Homeroom President 3; Vice President 4; Future Homemakers 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Counseling Staff 4; Clinic 3. BEVERLY ANN BENEKE Transfer-St. Cecilia Academy 4; Basket- ball 1, 2,3; Drama 1, 2; Science 2, 3; Red Cross 4; Honorable Mention Science Fair 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; 1st Place Talent Show 36 ; JOYCE MARIE BESS El Circulo Espanol 2,3; H-Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, MARILYN BISHOP Future Teachers 3; Red Cross 2,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; N.E.D. T. Certifi- cate; Topper Staff 3,4, Class Editor 4. VIVIAN RUTH BISSINGER Future Homemakers 1,4; D.E.C.A. 4. SHARON GAILE BOTTOMS Transfer-West Memphis High 4; Junior Classical League 2; Counseling Staff 4. BEVERLY LYNN BOYD Basketball 3; Future Teachers 3; Red Cross 2, 4; El Circulo Espanol 3,4; H-Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. KAREN PORTER BRADLEY Future Homemakers 3,4; El Circulo Espanol 172; Pep Club 1,2. CHARLES SINCLAIR BROWN D.E.C.A. 4. VANN ERICH BRYANT Football 1; Bowling 1; Red Cross 2. CONSTANCE BUCHOLZ Transfer-Glendale Senior High School, Springfield, Missouri 4; Junior Classical League 3. RODNEY DOUGLAS BUNN Transfer-Shades Valley High School, Birmingham, Alabama 3; Science Club 4; Audio-Visual 3,4, Vice President 4. CHERYL NOEL BURKLOW Vocal Group 1; Future Teachers 1; Junior Classical League 2; Drama Club 1; Foren- sics 1; Journalism Club 1; N.E.D. T. Cer- tificate; Library 1. JUDY DIANNE CAGLE D.E.C.A. 4. CHARLES NICHOLAS CARTER Football 1; D.E.C. A. 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; State Industrial Arts Fair 2. DORIS ANN CHANEY Transfer-Redwood High School, Larkspur, California 3; Band 1,3; Democratic Club 2; Perspective''Staff 3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3. SYLVIA MARIE CHISAM Transfer-Joelton High School 4; Basketball 3; Creative Writing Club 3; Art Club 3; Red Cross Club 3; Journalism Club 3; Pep Club 3; Art and Science Association 3; Certificate of Merit; Superanti; Jay Journal Staff 3; Junior Class Play 3. CAROLYN JEAN CLAIBORNE Band 1, 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Future Home- makers 2; Red Cross Club 1, 2; PepClub 1, ROBERT STEPHEN CLAWSON Transfer-Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Florida 2; Red Cross 4; El Circulo Espanol 1; DL E.G. A. 4. Senior Achievements ROBERTA LOUISE CLOUD Transfer-Campus High School, Wichita, Kansas 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Executive Council; Future Business Leaders 3; Speed Typing Certificate 2; Production Typing Certificate 3; High School Honor Day Certificate 3; Spelling Contest (Regional F.B.L. A. ) 3; Parliamentary Procedure (Regional-State F.B. L.A. ) 3. LINDA LEE COHAN Transfer-Seneca High School, Louisville, Kentucky 3; Future Teachers 1; Liason Francais 1,2; D.E.C. A. 4; Drill Corps 2. DANNY MICHAEL COLLIER Football 1,3; Track 1; El Circulo Espanol ies HAL RIVES COLLIER Student Council 1, Homeroom President 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4; Future Teachers 3; Art Club 4; Junior Classical League 1,2; Audio Visual 4; Caduceus 4; H-Club 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Sec- retary of Senior Class; Junior Achievement 3, President. PATRICIA LANE CONNER Future Homemakers 4; Counseling Staff 4. PHILLIP DAVID COPELAND Transfer-Lancaster Senior High, Buffalo, New York 4; Student Council 1; Homeroom Office 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; H-Club 4. STEPHEN FRANCIS COSTANZA Transfer-Flushing High School, Flushing, New York 3; Basketball 1; Bowling 2; Science 1. LINDA AILEEN COX Homeroom Vice President 2; Future Teachers 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3,4; National Latin Exam Certificate 1,2; Future Teachers of America Certificate 3. MARY CAROLYN COX Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Journalism 1,2; Science Club 3, President 3; 2nd Place, Latin Language, Tennessee, Junior Classical League 1; 1st Place Nationwide Latin Exam 1,2,3; 8th Place in Tennessee, Algebra I; Sth Place in Tennessee Algebra Il; 3rd Place in Nashville, Geometry 3; 1st Place, Journalism, Belmont College Wordfest Contest 3; N. E.D. T. Certificate 2; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist; National Latin Honor Society 1,2, 3; 4th Place, Tennessee Junior Acad- emy of Science; Office Staff 3; ''Topper Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Perspective Staff 3. SUSAN CLAUDIA COX Student Council 4; Homeroom President 4; Future Teachers 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Junior Classical League 1,2; Liason Fran- cais 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3, 4; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2; Counseling Staff 3; Pep Club 2, 3. 183 STEPHEN WAYNE CRATTY Football 3. PEGGY LEE CURTIS Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 1,4, Co- Captain 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; H-Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; All-County Basketball Team 1; National Latin Exam Certificate 1,2; Office Staff 4; Counseling Staff 3. MARGARET ANN DAVENPORT Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DOUGLAS DAVIS, III Student Council 2, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent; Football 1; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2. DOROTHY DEAN Junior Classical League 1, 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; N. E. D.T. Certificate 2; 2nd Place Tennessee Junior Academy Science Fair 1; 3rd Place Hillwood Science Fair 3; Office Staff 4; Counseling Staff 3; Topper Staff 4. SHERRY KAYE DELK Transfer-Hillwood 2, Transfer-St. Cecilia 3; Red Cross 2; Junior Classical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 4; N. E. D. T. Certificate 2; National Math Honor Society 3, Officer 3. PATRICIA JANE DREW Transfer-Hillcrest High School, Memphis, Tennessee 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; Volleyball 3; Future Homemakers 1,2; Red Cross 1; El Circulo Espanol 2; Honor Banquet 1. MILDRED PATRICIA DUER Student Council 1, 3,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Red Cross 1,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. MELODY DIANE DUGGINS Transfer-Winter Park High School, Winter Park, Florida 3; Band 1, 2; Junior National Honor Society 1; Future Homemakers 1; Liason Francais 3,4, President 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Cadu- ceus Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Topper Staff 4, Organizations Editor 4. KAREN JO EDENFIELD Junior Classical League 1,2; Liason Fran- cais 3,4; Journalism 3; Science Club 2; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; National Latin Exam, 3rd Place 2; Hi-Lites'' 3; Pep Club ay Bie ROBERT WILSON EDMONDS Transfer-Bartlett High School, Memphis 2; Student Council 3, 4; Homeroom President 3,4; Track 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Junior Classical League Certificate; National Latin Honor Society 2; Junior Class Vice President. RONALD OTIS ELLIS Transfer-Overton High School 2. 184 STEPHEN GLEN EMRICK Band 1,2; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 4; Science Club 4; El Circulo Espanol 1; N.E. D. T. Certificate; Perspective Staff 4; Junior Achievement. BETTY BENNETT FARRAR Transfer-Cohn High School 1; Homeroom Vice President 3; A Capella Choir 4; Chorus 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Future Teachers 3, 4, Historian 4; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3; Office Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3. JAMES RUSSELL FARRELL Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3,4; Journalism Club 3,4, Secretary 4; N. E. D. T. Certificate; Junior Achievement 3,4, President 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4. JAMES EARLE FELKER Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1, 2,3, Captain 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; National Latin Award, MARILYN ANN FLAUM Vocal Group 1; Junior Classical League 1,2; Liason Francais 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Science Fair 2; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2; National Latin Exam Cer- tificate 1; Perspective Staff 3,4. STEPHANIE HARRISON FLEMING Future Teachers 4; Liason Francais 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 3; Office Staff 4; Counseling Staff 3,4. ELLEN ELIZABETH FOLLETT Vocal Group 4; Future Homemakers 2,3,4; Forensics 3; Red Cross 1. THEODORE CHARLES FRANKLIN, JR. Transfer-Parkway High School, St. Louis, Missouri 3; Swimming 1, 2. JOSEPH MICHAEL FRAZER El Circulo Espanol 1, 2. WALLACE LINDY FREEMAN D.E.C. A. 4, Parliamentarian 4. EDWARD LEE GIBBS Transfer-Maple Heights East Junior High School, Maple Heights, Ohio 2; Homeroom Vice President 4; Vocal Group 1; Football 1; National Junior Honor Society 1; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3; Science Club 1, 3, 4; Eighth in World History Scholarship Test 1; Sixth in General Science Scholarship Test 1. LINDA DARLEEN GILBERT Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3,4, Historian 4; Campus Life 4; Y-Teens 1; Library Club 4. THOMAS HERMAN GILLILAND Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; H-Club 2,3,4; Red Cross 2. MARGARET ELIZABETH GOBBEL Art Club 2; Liason Francais 4; Drama Club 2; Majorette 3; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; N.E.D. T. Certificate. MARIANNE HELEN GOLDSTEIN Future Teachers 3,4; Liason Francais 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4; N.E.D. T. Certifi- cate 2. SUZANNE GOUGH Transfer-Broadmoore High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Liason Francais 1; Junior Achievement 3,4; Pep Club4; Perspective Staff 3,4. MARGARET LUCILE GRIFFITH Junior Classical League 1, 2; Liason Fran- cais 3,4; Drama Club 3, 4; N. E. D. T. Cer- tificate 2; Office Staff 4; Perspective Staff 3,4. JUDITH ANNETTE HAGAR Transfer-St. Cecilia Academy 4; Vice President 1; Basketball 2, 3; Future Home- makers 3; Junior Classical League 1; Drama Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; 2nd place in Science Fair at St. Cecilia; 1st place in talent show 3. ALBERT EWING HALE Football 1. DAVID EDWARD HALL Band 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Audio Visual 3,4, President 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4, President 3, 4. EDWARD JAMES HANS, JR. Transfer-Forest View High School 3; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Cross Country 3. JAMES WALTON HARGROVE Band 1,2; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Science Club 3. JAMES EDWARD HARPER student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; N.E.D.T. Certificate. DIANA LUISE HAYES Student Council 4; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Future Teachers 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; El Circulo Espanol 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Hi-Lites Staff 2,3; Perspective Staff 3. JAYNE ILENE HERSCH Future Teachers 3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3,4; Science Club 3; Pep Club 3; Hi-Lites Staff 2. DANIEL BARTLETT HICKS Track 1, Manager 2; Junior Classical League 1; Science Club 1, ELIZABETH LEE HORNER Vocal Group 2,3,4; Future Homemakers 1; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3. EMILY GRACE HORNER Vocal Group 2,3,4; El Circulo Espanol 2,3. SARA EUGENIA HUMPHREY Transfer-John Rundle High School, Gre- nada, Mississippi 3; Vocal Group 1, 2, 3; D.E.C. A. 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Homecoming Court 2. ee PATRICIA ANN HUTCHERSON Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Red Cross 1; Counseling Staff 1. ee ee ae weer rer a ERNEST FREDERICK HUTTON, JR. Homeroom President 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; National Latin Exam Certifi- cate 2. JO ANNA JACKSON Future Homemakers 2, 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4. MICHAEL EDWARD JACKSON Drama Club 2, 3,4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3,4; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Tennessee J.C. L. Mythology 2nd place 2; National Latin Exam Certifi- cate 3. THOMAS KIMBERLY JAMES Band 1,2; Football 1; El Circulo Espanol 2; Junior Achievement 3; N. E. D. T. Certifi- cate. SANDRA FAYE JEANNETTE DEC. A. 4. JANICE JANE JOHNSON Band 1; Tennis 2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3, 4; H-Club B43) Ltason Francais 1,2,3, N.E.D.T. Certificate; NMSOT Certificate of Merit; 3rd Regional Science Fair; ist place Wordfest, Biography 3; 1st place Men's Club Essay Contest 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4. REGINA THERESA KAISER Transfer-Mary Immaculate High School 2; Vocal Group 2; Drama Club 3; Caduceus 4; El Circulo Espanol 3; Pep Club 3. KENNETH CHARLES KAUFMAN Track 3; Junior Classical League 1. ZANE ELLEN KAY Drama Club 2; Red Cross 4; El Circulo Espanol 1, 2; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2. THOMAS CLIFFORD KELLEY 3rd place School Spirit Contest 4. MARTINE HITE KENDALL Student Council 1, 3,4, Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 3; Junior Classical League 1,2,3; Math Club 4, President 4; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Science Club 3,4, Vice President 3; H- Club 4; Pep Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Algebra I, 3rd in Nashville, Algebra II, 4th in Nashville, Geometry, 3rd in Mid- state; Nationwide Latin Exam Medal 1, Certificate 2,3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; National Latin Honor Society 3; ''Topper ' Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4; Library Staff 3; Hillwood Science Fair, 2nd place Physics. WANDA FAY KIMBRO Choir 3, 4; Folksingers 4; Future Home- makers 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; N.E. D. T. Certificate; Perspective Staff. MICHAEL CHARLES KIMBROUGH Homeroom Vice President 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Red Cross 2, 3; El Circulo Espanol 3; H-Club 3, 4. DAVID THOMAS KING Student Council 3; Junior Class President; Key Club 3,4; Junior Classical League 1; Liason Francais 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Forensics 2,3; Journalism Club 3; N.E. D. T. Certificate 2; National Latin Honor Society 2; Regional French I Contest 2, 4th place 2; 6th placein Nashville Algebra 1; NUSQT Letter of Commendation; ' Hi-Lites'' Staff 3; Perspective Staff 3. JANE ELLEN KIRKMAN Transfer-Overton High School, Memphis, Tennessee 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 1,2, President 3; Future Homemakers 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; Math Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; French Club 2, Reporter 3; Yearbook Staff 2, 3,4, Sports Editor 4, ROBERT DORSEY KNOWLES Band 1, 2; Football 1. PHILIP EDWARD KOMISKY Transfer-Tullahoma High School 4. JOYCE ELLEN KOOPERMAN Red Cross Club 4; El Circulo Espanol 1. CARY JOEL KOSTEN Student Council 4, Homeroom President 4; El Circulo Espanol 2; Forensics 1; Debate 1; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Library 1;N.E.D. T. Certificate. LINDA LOUISE LAIRD Bowling 4; Future Teachers 3; Red Cross 4; Junior Classical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Y-Teens 1, Secretary 1; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; 3rd place National Latin Exam. OVERTON LEA, JR. Junior Classical League 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Math Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Journalism Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4, President 4; Audio-Visual 2; NMSQT Letter of Com- mendation; N.E. D. T. Certificate; Algebra II, 9th place in region; 3rd place in Latin Contest 2; Hi-Lites ' staff 3,4. LERMAN LEO LEE Liason Francais 1; Junior Achievement 3. JUDY ANN LIPSCHUTZ Future Teachers 3, 4; Liason Francais 1, 2, 3,4; Forensics 3; N. E.D. T. Certificate 2; Hi-Lites Staff 3. DONNA FAYE LONG Transfer-New Hanover High School, Wil- mington, North Carolina 2; Girls' Chorus 1; El] Circulo Espanol 2,3; Drama 1; Caduceus 4, JACK WILEY MARLIN Football 1; D.E.C. A. 4; Industrial Arts Baris. CHRISTY LYNN MARSH Transfer-Cloverdale Junior High, Mont- gomery, Alabama 2; Student Council 2, Vice President 2,3; Choir 3,4; Oklahoma 3; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Girls' Octette 1; Junior Classical League 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3; Forensics 3,4, Vice President 4; Journalism Club 1, 2,3,4; Science Club, Secretary 1; Campus Life 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; National Latin Exam, 3rd place 2; Region T.J.A.S. 1st place 2; Forensics, four ribbons, trophy for Central Invitation; Hi-Lites'' Staff 2,3,4, Editorial Editor 4; Perspective Staff, Executive Editor. BRUCE ALLEN MARSHALL Football 1. PATRICIA GAIL MARTIN Future Homemakers 3,4, Secretary 4; Liason Francais 1,2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Perspective Staff 4. MELINDA RUTH McCABE Art Club 3,4, President 4; Junior Classical League 1; El Circulo Espanol 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Basketball 1, manager; Junior Achievement 4; N. E. D. T. Certifi- cate; Art Award 3. JEANNETTE McCANN Transfer-Annapolis High School, Annapo- liss Maryland 3; Band 3,4, Middle Tennessee Solo and Ensemble Competition A rating. CRAIG JEFFREY McCONNELL Transfer-Chamberlain High School, Tam- pa, Florida 3; Student Council 4, Home- room President 1,2, Vice Preside nt of Senior Class; Football 1; Basketball 1, 3; Swimming 1, 2; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Scholastic Society Member 1; H-Club 3; All City Swimming Team 2, captain; Ranked 4th nationally in swimming 1, ARTHUR LEONARD McGOWAN Transfer-David Lipscomb High School 2; Football 1, 2. THOMAS MAYO McKISSACK Football 1, 2; Track 1; Red Cross 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4. DAVID ALAN MESAIRIK Football 1,2; Key Club 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Audio Visual 3. LYNNE MEYER Student Council 4, Girls' Vice President 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Science Club 3,4; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; 2nd place in Tennessee and Kentucky Forensics Meet 4; Future Teachers Certificate 3; All- Star Cast 4; Forensics Pen 3; Office Staff 3; Counseling Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4, President 4; Math Club 4. JAMES CREIGHTON MICHAEL Student Council 4; Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Future Teachers 3,4, President 4; Art Club 3,4; Red Cross 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Journalism 3, 4; Perspective Staff 3; Red Cross Art Ex- hibit; Metro Art Exhibit; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Art Editor 4; Junior Achievement 3, President 3. 185 MADELEINE JEFFRIES MIXON Basketball 1,2; Liason Francais 1, 2, 3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Office Staff 3; Library Staff 3. MELISSA ANN MOORE Transfer-East High School 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Future Teachers 1; Future Homemakers 4; Art Club 1; Red Cross 1; Clinic Staff 1. GEORGE PIERCE MORRIS Junior Classical League 1, 2. JEFFREY DAVID MORRIS Homeroom Vice President 1; Track 1; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; Library 1; Pep Club 2; Science Club 1. JOSEPH CHASE MOSS Transfer-Webb High School 3; Science Club 3; Hi-Lites Staff 4; ''Topper Staff 3; Sawney'' and Oracle 2; Rifle Team ze BEVERLY KAY MURRAY Student Council 1, Homeroom Officer 1,3; Secretary of Freshman Class; Future Home- makers 4; Red Cross 2; El Circulo Espanol 2; H-Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, co- captain 4; Freshman Class Favorite; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Attendant to Home- coming Queen; Office Staff 4. KENNETH DALE NEIGHBOURS Red Cross 2; D.E.C. A. 4; Industrial Arts Bain aoe MARY SUSAN NEUHOFF Transfer-West High School 3; Vocal Group 1,2; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Science Club 2; Drama Club 2; N.E. D. T. Certifi- cate; Counseling Staff 1; Clinic Staff 1. LONNIE JOHNSON NEWTON Junior Classical League 1; Red Cross 4. DAVID CHARLES NICKLAS Transfer-Newark High School, Newark, Ohio 4; Football 1, 2; Golf 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4; Red Cross 4; Liason Francias 1,2,3, President 3; Drama Club 4; Science Club 1; Manager 1,2; N.E.D.T. Certificate; Mathematics Seminar at Denison University; 3rd in French in Ohio District State Scholarship Test; Paper Staff 1. CAROLE JOAN NIXON El Circulo Espanol 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH O'DONNELL Transfer-St. Cec ilia Academy 3; Vocal Group 1, 2,4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 2; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross 1,3,3,4; Pep Club 4; Forensics 4; Science Club 2; Caduceus Club 4. WANDA FAYE O'GUIN Homeroom Vice President 4; Future Home- makers 2, 3,4; Caduceus Club 3, LYNN J. OSMAN Future Teachers 3; Art Club 4; Red Cross 3; El Circulo Espanol 1, 2. JOHN MICHAEL PARDON Office Staff 3. 186 JACKIE LYNN PARISH Student Council 1; Homeroom President 1; Football 1, 2,3; Baseball 1,2; Key Club 2, 3,4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Liason Francais 1,2; H-Club 1, 2,3; D. E.C. A. 4, President 4; Delegate to State D. E. C. A. Convention 4; Delegate to State Regional Convention 4; Sophomore Class Favorite; President of Sophomore Class. KATHRYN ELAINE PARSONS Transfer-Clearwater High School, Clear- water, Florida 3; Vocal Group 1; Spanish Medal 2: Teacher's Aide 4. RONALD CLEVE PATRICK President of Freshman Class; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Red Cross 1, 2, 3,4; H-Club 1,25 35:43 Pep Club 152,354. GLENDA RAYE PERRYMAN Future Homemakers 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, Sub Regional Parliamen- tarian 4; Red Cross 1; Journalism 2; Office Staff 2; Hi-Lites Staff 2, 3,4. VICKI LYNN PETTY Future Teachers 3,4, Vice President 4; Drama Club 4; Forensics 4; Journalism 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Science Club 3; Red Cross 2,4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2,3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Hi-Lites Staff 2, 3,4. JOHN HOUSTON POLK Vocal Group 4; Glee Club 4; Football 1; Junior Classical League 1, 2. MARGARET ANNE POPE Drama Club 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; Pep Club 3; National Latin Exam Certificate 2; Perspective Staff 3, 4. JAMES GREGORY RABOLD Student Council 4; Homeroom President 4; Football 1,3,3; Red Cross 1; Liason Francais 1,2; H-Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH CAROL REED Homeroom Vice President 2; Future Home- makers 1, 2, 3,4; D. E.C. A.4, Secretary 4. KAREN ELLA RICKER Transfer-Springfield High School, Spring- field, Pennsylvania 3; Student Council 4; Homeroom President 4, Lacrosse 1; Basket- ball 1, Manager 1; Liason Francais 2, 3, 4; Topper Staff 4, Junior High Editor; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; French Teacher's Aide 2, WILLIAM HIBBITT RIDLEY, JR. Transfer-Montgomery Bell Academy 3; Honor Council 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1, 2,4; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross Club 4; N.E, D. T. Certificate 4; Latin Exam Certificate 3; Office Staff 4; Bell Ringers 3. HENRY GRADY RING Football 1; Red Cross Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club’ 1; Do E.G. As.4. GERALD WILSON ROBESON Red: ‘Gross Club) 1;°2; 3; 4;) Pep (Club; D.E.C. A. 4. JEANNE CLAIRE ROBIN Future Teachers 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Classical League 1; El Circulo Espanol 2,3,4; National Latin Exam 1; Future Teachers Award 3; Counseling Staff 4; Li- brary 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 3,4; Math Club 4, MICHAEL KENT RUNION Football 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BARCLAY RUSHTON Transfer-Sprayberry High School, Mari- etta, Georgia 4; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Future Teachers 2,3; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Journalism BI CONNIE JO SADLER Transfer-Cohn High School; Homeroom President; Vice President 3; Vocal Group 2,3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Future Business Leaders 2,3; Y-Teen 3; Parliamentarian of Junior Class; Best Dressed 3; Girls' Athletic Association 3; Secretary 3. ALICE FREER SCANTLEBURY Transfer-Wauwatosa East High School, Wauwatosa, Michigan 4; Liason Francais 4; Math Club 4; Pep Club 4; Counseling Staff 4. MYRON LLOYD SCHMIDT Student Council 3; Homeroom President 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4, Drum Major 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 2, 3,4, Trea- surer 3, President 4; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; National Thespian Society 4; All-Star Cast 4, MARY ALICE SEAVER Transfer-Robert E, Lee High School, Springfield, Virginia 4; Vocal Group 1, 4; Future Teachers 4; Future Homemakers 3,4; Red Cross 1, Treasurer 1; Pep Club 2,4. JAMES RONALD SHEPARD Band 1, SUZANNE SHUFF Student Council 1,2; Secretary of Home- room 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Red Cross 1,2,4; El Circulo Espanol 1, 2; H-Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Office Staff 4. IVAN ROLFE SILVERMAN Transfer-Hillsboro High School 2; Home- room Vice President 4; Junior Classical League 1; Liason Francais 3,4, Treasurer 4; Forensics 4; Caduceus 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Drama Club 4; Excellent rating in Music Festival. BETTY CAROLYN SIMPSON Homeroom Vice President 2; Folk Group 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Tennis 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Science Club 3, 4; Caduceus 3, 4; Presi- dent 3,4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2; National Latin Exam 2,3; Counseling Award 3; Counseling Staff 1, 2,3. JAMES ROBERT SLATER Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Home- room Vice President 2, President 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4, Board of Directors 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; H-Club 3, 4; National Latin Exam 1. a EARL BURTON SMITH Student Council 1; Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Vice President 2; Football 1,2, 3,4, co-captain 4; Track 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 4; Red Cross 3; H-Club 3, 4; El Circulo Espanol 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Freshman Class Favorite; Junior Class Favorite. MICHAEL WILLIAM SMITH Red Cross 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; Topper Staff 2,3; Audio-Visual 3, 4. NORMAN MARK STILLMAN El Circulo Espanol 1,2; Science Club 3; N.E.D.T. Certificate. ROBERT MITCHELL STOBAUGH Transfer-Hillcrest High School, Memphis, Tennessee 2; Basketball 3. SARA KENT STREET Student Council 3; Homeroom President 3; Drama Club 4; Science Club 4; Caduceus 4; Red Cross 1; El Circulo Espanol 1,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1; Y- Teens 1; Math Club 4; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Office Staff 4. MAY CLARISSE STUBBS Choir 3; Glee Club 3,4; Drama Club 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2; El Circulo Espanol 3; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1. KATHERINE MARSHALL SUTTON Student Council 2, 3,4, Member-at-Large 4; Homeroom President 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Art Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; H-Club 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1; Liason Francais 3; El Circulo Espanol 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Y-Teens 1, President 1; N.E.D.T. Certificate; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Secretary of Junior Class. DONALD STEVEN TANT Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; H-Club 1, 2, 3,4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM TEPPER Football 1; Basketball 1. ELVA DIANNE THOMPSON Vocal Group 3,4; Future Homemakers 1,2, 3,4. SANDRA DEAN THOMPSON Red Cross 1,2; JuniorClassical League 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3, 4; Pep Club 2,4; National Latin Exam Award 1. KENNETH GRAVES TIDWELL Basketball 1; Track 1; Art Club 1; Red Cross 1, 2, 3,4. LYNN CAROL TIDWELL Future Teachers 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3,4; Art Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Cheerleader 1. ANNE MORRIS TINCHER Student Council 4; Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Vice President 1; Future Teachers 4; Liason Francias 4; El Circulo Espanol 1,2; Forensica 4; Pep Club 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate. BARRY THOMAS TURNER D.E.C. A. 4. : ROBERT LAWRENCE TURNER Band 1,2; Track 2; Red Cross Club 4. TIMOTHY RAY TURNER National Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Key Club 4; Journalism Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; N.E.D. T. Certificate; National Latin Honor Society 2; National Latin Exam Certificate of Merit 2; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Editor 4. KAREN RUTH UCHIDA Transfer-St. Cecilia Academy 3; Student Council 4; Hémeroom President 4; Red Gross 3; Drama Club; Pep Club 354, Secretary - Treasurer 4, MARY JEAN VALENTINE National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Caduceus Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Press Club 2; Math Club 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate; National Latin Honor Society 3; Nationwide Latin Exam Certificate 1,3; ''Topper Staff 4. JOSEPH ROBERT VAUGHN Junior Classical League 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 3,4; N.E.D. T. Certificate 2; National Latin Exam Certificate 1, 2; Hi-Lites' Staff 3, 4. THERESA RUTH VINSON Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL RAY WALL Student Council 3,4; Homeroom President 3; Student Body Vice President; Basketball 1; Key Club 2, 3,4; Perspective Staff; NJE. Ds 1. Certificate 2. WILLIAM BOYD WAMSLEY Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Junior Achieve- ment 3. GEORGE WILLIAM WARD Band 1, 2; El Circulo Espanol 1. MARGARET JEANNE WARDER Homeroom Vice President 1; Beta Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Oklahoma 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 3,4; Middle Tennessee Associa- tion for Student Librarians, Reporter 3; N.E. D. T. Certificate; Honorable Mention Junior Academy of Science; National Latin Exam Certificate 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA JEWELL WASHBURN Student Council 4; Vice President 2; Future Teachers 3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Liason Francais 3; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Journalism Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Office Staff 4. SANFORD SAMUEL WEBB, JR. Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Art Club 4; H- Club 1, 2. CAROLINE ANNE WEISMUELLER Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, co-captain 4; H-Club 4; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 4; Counseling Staff 4. BARBARA JEAN WELLS Student Council 2, Homeroom President 2; Future Teachers 3,4; Liason Francais 1,2,3; N.E.D. T. Certificate. MARILU WHITE Transfer-Hawkings Jr. High School, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 2; Student Council 1,4; Homeroom President 1; Vice President 4; Folk Group 4; Accompanist for Choir, Girls' Chorus 4; Band 1, 2; Future Teachers 3,4, Secretary 4; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Future Teachers Certificate 3; Quad State Music Festival 4, MICHAEL DAVID WHITTINGTON Student Council 1, President 1; Football 1; Red Cross 4; D.E.C. A. 4, Treasurer 4. BONNIE SANDRA WITTY Future Homemakers 1, 3; Junior Classical league 2; Forensics 1,2; El Circulo Espanol 3; Library 3,4; Junior Achievement 2, Sec- retary’2. BRENDA FAYE WOLF Future Teachers 3; Junior Classical League 1, 2; El Circulo Espanol 3, 4; Caduceus 4. GEORGEANNE DIXIE WOOD Future Teachers 2, 3,4; Library Club 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JEFFERSON WRAY Student Council 1, 4; Homeroom President 1; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4, President 4; Journalism 3,4; Science 3; Liason Francais 1,2,3, President 3; Math Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4; N.E.D.T. Certificate; NMSOT Certificate; Forensics degrees: Merit, Honor, Excellence, Distinction; Office Staff 3,4; Perspective' 'Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3. JOHN DAYTON WRIGHT Key Club 1, 2,3,4; Red Cross 1, 2; Junior Classical League 1. STEPHEN TUCKER YOST Transfer-Handley High, Winchester, Virginia 3; Red Cross 3; D.E.C. A. 4. CHERYL ANN FOGLE, omitted in 1966 through studio error. 187 188 EGItors cece ececswccccreeevessesieseceoces sieise ee sac scarOlyuscox Assistant Editor, svccsccwceseanneevawas tle vasls so ee st ose DOURATOIIG Senior High Editor. .ccccccccccecccccccccsccceccese Marilyn Bishop Junior High Editor... cccccccccccccccvcccccvccccccece Karen Ricker Class Assistants. ccvccccccccccccccveccccccccccoccsseLindda Renaud Gail Dean Organizations Editor... cccccccccccccccecccccescese Melody Duggins Athletics Editor. .cccccccccccccccccccccccccvecccccee jane Kirkman Activities Editor. .ceccccccccccccccccccccccccsesesess Lotty Dean ALtistes cclocccoocecsccscelvccveceverecovvesicsisiee sCAluValentine UV PiStoie cle'slele e c e ale cle wales oleleleiolele sielelelelclele ele ele cie elaremtViall Um. o1ce Photographers sasssecssescesvtesadenccsacawaceaaees Clldries COUR Bob Arning Business Manager. cccccccccccccscccccccccccccoscecee Lina Kendall Assistant Business Manager. -ccccccccccescovesvecessic VATION COX The TOPPER staff would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge in part those individuals and concerns that offered the services and inspiration without which the publication of the 1967 TOPPER would have been impossible. Inevitably some names must be omitted, but special gratitude is extended to: Mr. Russell Ray and Russell Ray Studios, 2318 West End Avenue, for all underclass portraits and for the photographs of the Hillwood bands and the homecoming queen and her attendants; Mrs. Norma Angell and Castner-Knott Photographic Studio, 618 Church Street, for all senior portraits and for the senior class com- posite pictures; Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, for the actual publication of the yearbook and for the solutions to the many technical problems inadvertently presented; Mr. Tom Wilkins, publisher's representative, Russellville, Kentucky, for the professional advice and personal assistance so freely and tire- lessly given to an eager, but not always judicious, staff; Mrs. Lela Simpson, yearbook sponsor, for the guidance, support, and encouragement so necessary to the success of such an endeavor; and, finally, you, the student body, for being yourselves and for allowing us to retell the story of 1967, which you so adequately and eloquently told. @ Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY @ North Carolina TOM WILKINS, RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY spr piany a St Din grat De ee pit ee a {NED ETA! last ysnec Vik Hope te fare you ow Sr ae Wwe” A “| Vere EL } :6 8° “ | Qk f , OW Chad, Whose ooe Nal tations Ohe reay od ek on SS. 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