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Independence Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Independence, MO)

 - Class of 1955

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The above picture is a typical one. The words of the school song are symbolic of the good fellowship, cooperation, and school spirit that are a part of junior High School. This assembly, as are all school assemblies, was held in the Memorial Building located across the street from the school building. A cafeteria for the one thousand students is located in the basement of the Memorial Buildin K g. .,L, ,, , ,, .V,,g,.Y ,.....-.,,..,,,.. f .. .,V.. . . .,-Y. . , V -- -- . ,f An-v+fg4,3-444713 'A 1 5175545 1-1-27'-5-1 -' 2 ' ' ff, w' --.v, Qlfi, .- ' .lr Should time or occasion compel us to part, Ch Vive la junior High! Ofusg . N7 T, In friend on Q16 Hg These days shall forever enliven the heart, Wve 5 ll Vind an Vive Ia Junior Hi h' WV la' ViVe 1 l 150: Hlglgands we unite, g ' j0j,1eiff,hvive Iaajigln-l.O1' Hjghl. In Q oui. V- t e njo . . fllrllgqox Hlghl we Ia furfsong Sho I High! l Ll ll lor Highfut 1' Hlon L U . g M., -.VM 5.,. H 4. A il ni z V. li , 'WV K Q . , . . . ' ! 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E , Q W i X E' .- Ciiwftyif--112'fff5f1 ' is i t 1 w a-W. t ,., WW-N , ' 1: W.Y,,2,-, , - 'f-'fn Mrs. Floyd Snyder, Sr. President Phil Weeks E .M 1u-:9?mq-w-7-ff-- ef -.f '- e rl ' BOARD OF EDUCATION INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, PUBLIC SCHOOLS F10Yf3l R' Bf9Wf1, Sf- Mrs. Frank 1. Baldus Vice-President Paul Tal'-dl' J. Everett McCluhan Miss Katie Chastain Mrs. Raydell Holland Treasurer Secretary 46- ra-+eMs-.., ,,.-4,,.,f,.?. :Q J..u.1,.:iai:-L.:..5::jf.Q.s ',.4.iwi4i12... :-iamza-aiisakaa.-.fJi4.sE:u4,'i:4.igi2:ief 4.51.5-51.55-l,.L,..gf:,.,i.5.z....'B.-,:a.g:.gQ.1+ E' w.-.A,-,..l, ,,,, . ,, , . , , Y Y M , . ,, ,N M . -.. 4. -: 1. .,.,- . H.. nf -,-Ur... , , s u. s XY? K gg . K, if 'T f 'Q-GQ....,K if if .1 S .V . .l?iii'itaii . ' . , - ...nigh , , .. -J are ., - ' f .ggzyiiks f K ,- 'Wifi v. S NJ: 3. YTTI-an A X- it al ' 5 wif' 2'7:1rfi?.3?55??lV , i:.:u1li1 ' 4 i VQAQQQEQQ' - . ' ii' I eaawagfz :iitfiafsgfiwxkiws . it fi '.e:wififia.w,f35i?f f i xsszsaeit I r 5 :rg ff .S -I 5' Pr V 4 - in 5,2 gif' iiimvimuur vmwifs'-'x:5:dit:'L'1 . f. f ' 23.1211-:mar -JfffgQ65-5f3E9:3f:2i',g-3:35. . 1 gf ,a::::ee::':.: 'ffe!':i6t:1:P5ff:fi5f'P:ft2::'6 ' 1 T124 flifsis-.fide Q I' we ?3s2s?5,g?PSfQ?' H1 iiwglf ri-by-rnetzi 334g fMi?2,Q5,,'f'- t y '-55:9 ' -:fm :P - . . ff ff - 1 -ami 'dime '- sr . o ...Wh ., so ,, .fue .BEA . DR. GUY CARTER Dr. Carter, Administrative Assistant, has been with the Independence school system this past year. A native of Seymour, Missouri, he has had all his educational training in the state. Dr. Carter was graduated from Southwest Missouri College in 1958 with a BS. degree and from the University of Mis- souri in l94S with a Masters in Education. In 1954, he completed his Doctorate in Education at the Uni- versity of Missouri. Before coming to Independence, he had fifteen years of experience in the teaching profession in such positions as teacher, coach, princi- pal, and superintendent. Wlieii asked if he had a message for the stu- dents, he answered, I feel that now is the time that young people should avail themselves of every op- portunity to further their education. Today, as well as in the future, we need trained minds in order that our nation may be enabled to cope with situations at home as well as abroad. 1 ,,fV L- , A 'V,, V , V' i - i I , r , i- fwfr ff A 'Q , . pf 17 Q 15 A ff 2 I I ' ' - ' Q: . Sai ' f . ,Y gf . auf - ., .. .l'S2ff.i-'if' Mrs. Pauline Brown Secretary to Superintendent DR. O. I.. PLUCKER The task of being superintendent of the school system of thc rapidly expanding city of Independence is a large one. Dr. O. L. Plucker became acting superintendent resignation of school district a junior high school for the and then superintendent after the Dr. L. G. Keith last year. The new now contains thirteen grade schools, school, a senior high school, and a seventh grade. Plans are well under way for expansion. Dr. Plucker's job includes the hiring and plac- ing of trained personnel in the system as well as looking ahead to the future housing of Independence school children. Maintenance of buildings, order- ing of supplies and equipment, supervision of class- room work, and many other things are part of his work. As the city continues to grow, the superin- tendents job becomes a more comprehensive one. rv' Miss Colleen Yocham Clerk in Superintendents Office ..7- k ,L ,pq 4519 -.. .0--. -f -- - -f--' rf 'A ---' - 'ri- '-fe in -i- ' ...ba qavL 'b-iibsn 'aan-,.: ...,,. .gn v l 1 fr- . .: .. T - -Tri ...-....... . . ii.. . . . my ,, .-iq, L w -.. ...,,,..1g-rm.. - V- Q 'A -- if .iF?KTrV'?f5': :4'3?zf5 Marshall B. Miller Principal Mr. Marshall B. Millet, out very capable principal, has been in his present position for twenty years. Before becoming principal, he taught algebra here. Besides being a member of the Kiwanis Club, Mr. Miller is proud to be District Commissioner of the Three Trails District of the Boy Scouts of America. When interviewed, his comment was, My routine is always a variety, and there is never a dull moment. Each day finds him working at the tremendous job of seeing that Junior High School runs smoothly and operates effi- ciently. His daily routine includes listening pa- tiently to problems of students, seeing that schedules are carried on as planned, coordinat- ing the day's work by means of regular an- nouncements over the inter-communication sys- tem, and taking care of any of the numerous other items in the life of a busy junior high school of nearly one thousand students. Each spring, just before the close of the school year, student enrollments are taken for the coming term. With all this information before him, the, principal is busy during the summer working out classes for these enroll- ments, seeing that books and other supplies are on hand by the beginning of the fall ses- sion, and preparing class schedules for teachers. When asked what some of his responsi- bilities are, Mr. Miller replied, Trying to makeheveryone happy. Qualities he likes to find in students are pleasing personality, cooperation, school spirit and loyalty, and fairly good grades. Mr. Miller, day by day, sets a fine example for the students by being cheerful, sincere, and fair minded. Louis Mannen Vice-Principal Our vice-principal, Mr. Louis Mannen, hails from Montrose, Missouri. He received his college education from Missouri State College at Warrensburg, Missouri, Colorado State College, and Kansas City University. Before coming to Independence to teach shop, he taught at Belton, Missouri. Besides Mr. Mannen's busy, daily job of filling the shoes of vice-principal, he also teaches a ninth grade algebra class. :apes ....g. -.aiJi:i.. QL.: :'iI.i 'i4: ' -..'-YL.: ...,.:3Ef.1J.uie,s-i'.i.fQg 1 . - - ' . f, - - A7-W --Wu ' - .- ' : - fr e-'-ft-:Q-r a-ef: -'-gf,-L-itgffa.--awk-1-....-.u. .,,,,,,..-,,.,, ,NNW , ,. ,..r, , ., -,,.g4g.::.p,g.,L.J..,14-. X-,Q e.:gL......:1xLz.gg.1-,uggfg I 1 Mrs. Tigner writes out admits for students M. Orville Johnson Dorothy Bales Edna Welch Director of Music Guidance Director Nurse Kathryn McMahon Alice Tigner Virginia Sader Grace Pulliam Librarian Attendance Clerk Secretary Librarian 19... . .,.., . V .. ,LW 4 l Y 3,393-I -pf,-,,,.,..,,.,-.9-:-A :ou-gn Mrs. Roberta Younrs, secretary, and Mr. Parks in the office of the Orr Secondary School. s s 4- - Q iw?if33g3y5-.'1 . Il f Q 4 Mr. Emory Parks, principal of the new Orr Secondary School, came ro che Inde- pendence system four years ago as a di- rector of guidance ar the junior High School. During the 1955-54 term he was vice-principal at William Chrisman High School. f -- f QF . . W 5 . 'Q . ..1,. ,. riii . i Before coming to Independence, Mr, Parks raughr ar Vancouver, Wasliingron Junior High School and at the college high school in Warrensburg, Missouri. He served six years in the navy. He re- ceived his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Central Missouri State College. f 2ff'i5ffi Ji' 'fi P A 4 '.,, . 1 . . - , V fy ,V 3, ,L k Lys.. rf... -K V W ,W,A,W ., . -.73 -I ,A if grew Vf ..- .ex ,-W1 Tac .,i'igf'- ,. .. . , K -,nf WWjW'lh,,...,,. Q. 1 ---.ray -'::s:-w.2'f-ff'-- jfj . ' 'ji1,,,.,,. l? ff saw- - ve -'-M-ff-W , Tis!! fig- w'l3.s.:?if1 ffS'si? s as .. 1 - -X 'wi sW-5.e. .. ., zf-kwa V. ree' 'W' Vi 2 wi 1742116 ff-2 F f few :- --- -4- as - .iii r, . l , 1 V Qmefiiifffi 1' 1-V1 ' ' A- ..,.. 'A - , 1-.eww ffwxp 5 Q Q' . .1 ., - .. M . . , . .. . i-.agp W f ws--M I-.f,i.a..w: 5f.f4,-,aiffz.--f-.-cw. .ff wi - W s ek .- , . rw, fa g, . an a.. L. ,gba-5:2 -41 . rf. 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H ,V .i.,,. . , V..-. s5ra mg4.:... in ' sf The modern new addition to our school system. Orr Secondary School 4 af fn 1- 1. -r-be-,'a.,a.. f' vi: f 131555 liiiiiixiiijf' ' '1 tijY:.,.:aw .um -5:11.21-ashes' ea . 'Q-1.5.4145-.gs Q.,-:,,,4,3,Q,fg,,,:,..,,,A4 a. -.-.-aa. we - . g . .. ' f -Y-------QLN,Ai----4..:f- '-few...41-1 :K -eg--6-Q-vs F .tr -A .:.-mc... ,A - - . -.- , , .... .-..-.. .-V..-.,..-...,-,... , Y ..p-eq.-,svn ,....,,,-E Arriving for school at the new building which wenr into use in September Seventh grade boys try our rhe playground J Q11- Qff,-,ffff - ,,,,,,,, - --ww-1 2 r - -A ' A, .gage - fg5gg.,,gggig,4-m .3 .-- v - -1--f--M'-ff-f-H Y'-:N , , ,.,,,,,kw,,.5ggt U-..t...,.......,..wf-.1 .- e .,.'..-.,,. , A-.,.,.5.. X , -I Q,-M- .ua -WW.. M.. W F, . ,. .,.L-gpfff-up-w,1----, wpffrg-fu. fs an ' .LT ix 4 ,. A swajzf Wea f ' ' do ' C ' I, f revs ' , 'J' ofxf if 2 f 4 'ww-s , 5 1 a,'f,,,gY1A Ts K ,Y : ,pf - ir, x ,V YL .L .i -. fs ,W Q S , A , , 5 ..... 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A , sz W W S t 3 Ruby Garrard Citizenship History w:wf4,wfa ' ' rfywwfefwzrqyy - . -C. f--.vig-V a'l.s,:.ew, yin ge he at wu,mf,ae awmf Jw Y sl s2f,w,fee'g:lw ea '.. awssfwsies-as fi g 5? ,--it s 1+ 41 zekiewyfrzxetgf tw.-.swf Q,-if-V m?r,wia,a1f4 1 af ft, - ut, s.es.ssr , 2 c,g,y 'v42 1 ,,:.e2SZK+Wte . :iw tz.wa2.':f: Y fawf V .gif L- M5 its as . W Raymond Lesh Shop eye 3, .r,..,., ,.. ,,.. t .,. . .K ,,.., L 5 W it ty, .NX , ,.S,.-Ms Qggfe 'ay f 4 I 4 1 X' ff 4 X r jf sy 'Ref if fi sf M at s Q 5 2 ' a R V, , K L ff ,Q st , if , I ,Q , s' 2 59 i Z' ct if af ' li' 2 Q fm, N , I f 2 'W my 5 . 4 4, . 5 f f , Q 1 13' W 1 2? 'rs Q ,,. . its 510112312 33 if f Eldon Hart History Darrell McBride Art George Campbell Science Harry Dreifus Coach History n if i 4' f H S s jf Q me 1 if 'ri 1 VW: xp gil? K f its sk 3 l 9 st 1 f i ,. 1 4.4 ,ff f iw V' Wfv' -1213- ,nw-:ea qsw lx am ,Jugs 'f: 1523 X 'Y sq wzx, 'waz 5' ,Uv . .,f's,- 'H' ,',fa,f,,,'I ' , 52' ,j' 1 f , , si .wig I x K ff 6 , lf, :fx ..rt Freda Hinnah Citizenship In -54. Peggy McCluey English 1 1 +1 , -.u::L5a5i.::.:s:t+-sfwr-J-lf----Aits:a,,.+l-:t...z.:-:aQ.ai-asses.-4.15-as.m'y.+.',Q,?ga1ae-w1..,.:.e,egr..,.,e ' ' ' ' ri: X J 1 . Q, ' -44.1 ., ,gif ik Q r Efi f' ff?-f ,.,f'7'ifiAp3 f, ,' I, ,ya , ,ft 1 , f 311,93 .,.. 0 f it ' . . f Q V f 3 I 2 Q aff 'ff j I ff ,bf ta 'W , 'Q ' 5 Luther Cowger English w15f,m2frif1.kfA f.-. - '9 1 . MX 4 Z If I f?,i3,, -G72 . 1 if Q MS., ,,j,g,f:, ?,' 4 Agg . , r 1 f ' .M ,C ,,, A. . p5,,,,,5,, U it 3 ,:,,. ,g,,,lg,Z,!,b,r5ft . ,. ,y 'fr ' , ,wif-m,fQa Y, wr, HM-vfNWf'ff . -.s 1 f- 'f - Nw f.aJ,f,,3,mwa . sgqgev, ,fy gf , f 'hw '25 17333 jt.j4f,fpw.iiI'.2'fwY f?'f'l5fZ2w1' Ethel Erickson Algebra Mathematics gL'g',. .' sis l fii 'f 7 'lls s f wc: V -Aw' .L t- :r- wffrf : ggflvam-. 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Y4,V , f x np, Q 2 X K 1 I ' A+, ff , X yr Lf f I I! f f :J '14 xx W Grace Pulliam English Librarian fl 5, W ff? I M' .1 'W' gf Ai 1 5 ' , 'ip' ff .ggi ,f 4 - .. 35,9 ra-1.4 31-'-.' , L A 5,,,.y 11. V,-an :za -tv E a. .. , ,, . W .- .-Q.-.-,.....-,......,.... 1- 0 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ,- . 5, ,..- R KL r 07 witmgfv 'to 1 new 1 eg Act I 4 iff E t ss fii. if Lou Rerte Mothersheacl Pauline Nicholls ,rg as Fil ,,,,f,,:4 r gy' A John Parrish Science S 157, :ff I , a.,...M,N '- ' 'QW - me was , c Thomas Riley Mathematics ff Di, naw-.V ' ' 1 1, , f' 'sr ,4 f 4 .. 1. , ' 'iff Y . Y at English Shirley Post Music 4 My f nv! A if 9 is f 'i f ' Grace Rowe English Speech f .Nia V Fi ,sf lla 4' iff sf r W-we N mx Q' lli gl W.. -y , , ,, -t M4 a at ,ai,, ,t itz-.QW Vs S vufttms, ,pai-.-are M A f ee-n-Uh -., -' , 'As .fl S, P ii jnxf' A lf, v, , raw, A O .k,, ,v4ta,gr, W, we Louanna O'Kell Clothing at 1 at-all S H it faq- G-i atv Hester Preston Art Crafts Helen Rucker English 3, l ', If 2 V 59' tx 'D ,ff an l 1 951. pg qw ' ,, I-g,.,1,K ,-a.- . f N hs, , . , N. c Q .. .N M-ir.c N, C f f a Qs I' W at ,fx J' , , WM ,U ff fs M Q ' 5 5 4 A Q i af as .2 1 f Y if f l Y ..t, e ,X .Wir -2 A 1.53.22 ,l.. ff' -Mv- Merle Shafer Thomas Sheldon Eugenia Shull Euigtiiingleton Science Sclence Mathematics 15 X . ...... . ... .- .. , ---f---f -- -- - - . , ,, , . . ag.- - .-. .h....as3.pa..sz...9.uf-is Msg,-... f 1 -.sgistei-12-- ' , , ,M N .15 Q M521 4 L ,Q i' H, 4 ,,,,Mh..5.-3i-w- :--mi.-, -,..... yr 1 if .... Y,,,,.,,,g..,g.9-rl. MM wa- .,..,,. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL . i-fff ii+' . , K iik Vihkh L-LL-- se'??w,n ,'-- wgisaq ',,,, sz' 435.10 ' ' W- , ,f Anna Marie Smith Lola Stanley Music English FACULTY A NI Y 'Q ,', be I as ,V, f Don Welborn Band Orchestra Marvin Steiner Science .f- ,,5g.fLi,?.i,,.,,7,r..?...,7.-ff-er f f. .1 ...Ulf , 5212- . We if r WB? i , fi'...,,.'i , I , of- ' .:s5fff'2s:e2?f- Harriett Weatherford Algebra Home room 323 spends an hour with Miss Pulliam, librarian, who has just briefed the students on the arrangement of books in a library -14- , H . .va ........,.a-....4..s.,m.-ansazasima.c,,n!a,-.greens-Jsw .,-f.:-,a,,.,sa,....g:s.:,.a.-1e..f W. 1a:.+Q:.4i,a.hQk,a-Q,,,,,, , . STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WORK TOGETHER Mt. Shafer and members of his science class work on a project. Mrs! Overman, Judi Barnlmrd, Shirley Caldwell, Martha Snlsbury, and Wayne Dug get look at notebooks made in a citizenship unit on the history of Independence. 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I Dale Howard, Big Chief Soule, Little Flower Long, and Crazy Horsen Borchardt have heap-big pow-wow for candidate Richard Beem. - any . f 3 I H me H I 'Ev 'LH- I s'V I WEN 'E E -Eddie' Cooper makes a campaign speech. , -1s- C C ' -- ..,1...: M . , .4-1, , , .V-V, K ?..1A,..,1N.,. 1 V i -vf.'f- -W 1---v-Vfvfvvf-ffwpwvfwf-vw'-of-frw-1r11f:f-:fav-v-I .V-nyml--,V me-'fr' ff-4-f-:earsafrziif-pfvqq-fi:1yeg.13-rge1f-,.p4,ff.,X,c..Le1:.,?,,-1Mg,-s,L:J, , -,wir-1. 1-I V - -.-A rx . , ' -Y----W .,:..,, Y-3 ,f L , A ef.:-,.,---QA Q--I ff,-xgzfx-'---. -,1,.,,,,,,gr.wsa'-.rg ,is 1' 2,1 ' :ez , 9,0 y 55,34-E fr..-J u.iQL.2-39521-g,LQLg' 9 1 l iw I i ,l f ff QQ ' cf 5 l C l F l l L B P l FRESHMAN OFFICERS DISCUSS ELECTION VICTORIES-Richard Beem, Vice- ! 1 il i I Presiclentg Sherri Bartlett, Secretaryg Judy McCormick, Cheerleaderg Kenneth Small, 'f Cheerleaderg Wayne Dugger, President I 2 N I- - , I I- W A - Q N 'I I ii f5 g ff xJ C I if I ii I ill I H'-'J Q 'I Ii '1' Un E I I I EI1 ' I Pl I ll 'i V-ll 3 ' Q1.j,9 -'I 9 X I ll I 1 I l I4 Tension mounts as 1 i i l 5 election campaign gets into full swing with election tags. 15 I -.9- i f J 7 'N ' Y H W , Y, , W.- ., , H , Y , . Y 'ff'-'V- -we -22f3f-Z?fIfff-fi,E7i2f-..-,5-7-N--,.fY.I2iT ,W .,:g1:,Q?g,,.f,,. .,-T,,,,,. nf .Y :V E 1 I. S 1 ? l W- - SHOP .ix 1 , S. 104 FRESHMAN HOME RooMs - m el Carter, ohn Gibson, D111 Grubb, AUUTOUY Johnson, 50bbY DUEEQL S303 Rohrs, lgavid Draves, Edgar Cooper, Donald Houston, Henry Paris. ROW 5: Elmer Hilden, ,Bob Paul, Jimmy Myers, Kenneth'Laughl1n, Jack Hagen. BACK: Richard Mart, Cecil Peterson, John Chambers, Eddie Fowler, James Studi- ABSENT: Gary Bertoldie, Rex Sandidge, Larry Steele, Howard Teeter. FRONT: Patty Foulks, Linda Morales, Rosalee Cox, Wanda Ayres, Lynn Voss, Judy Brackenbury, Cora Lou Handy, Lila McPherson, Bill Lawrence. ROW 2: Carl Arte- burn, Don Babb, Steve McConnell, Ann Kelley, Linda Brown, Carol Barron, Jane Mar- tin, Marilee Clemens, Linda Clements ROW 5' Susie Zammar Linda Ha s Jud . . U , y , y Barnhard, Marilyn Smith, Charlotte Hanford, Marcia Johnson, Martha Salsbury, Joey Sackett, Bonnie Tippins. BACK: Bill Allen, Robert Shellenbergar Beverly Trescott, Kitty Hansen, Bill Osthoff, Terry Borchardt, Dean Roberds, Beverly Huhn, Lee Tousley. ABSENT: Donna Galloway. ,20- , , ,,.........-. ,. W- .te..,f41:e-,,a- - ah: sean.-teresa-+a.:.g.f.r.g?.r 22.441-bagrg-11: 53555-9-'ffvg' E151 -- FRESHMAN HOME ROOMS FRONT: Larry Cox, Bob Soule, Randy Crawford, John Wyatt, Margie Stillwell, Sandra Scott, Judy Lynd, Donna Cooley. ROW 2: Terry Fuller, Billy Jenkins, Eddie Galloway, John McClaran,4 Bob Fluhrer, Sandra Kibler, Kay Phenneger, Joann Dobbins. ROW 3: Frances Hurst, Florella Moss, Gail Weatherford, Beverly Martin, Sharon Zeikle, Nancy Taylor, Joe Beck, David Hardy, Tony Keithley. BACK: Richard Gore, Orman Kinna- man, Norman Arnold, Bill Goeking, Wayne Corfman, Gary Crenshaw, Charles Shaw, Ronnie Barkley Alfred George ABSENT Carol Donlon FRONT Ruth Perez Judy Baker John McKenzie Ted Nelson Ronnie Hawkins Patty Ward Jo Ann Webb ROW 2 Bob Beeney David Smith Bob Williams Lucretta Spillman Beverly Kreeger Judy Smith Carolyn Miniard DeWayne Mclnness ROW 3 Dale Lane Claude McEldery Joe ennings David Kendall Judy Hackler Beverly Gra ham Christina Carter Pat Ruppert BACK Pat Moreland Linda Long Phillip Richey Frank Horne Jerry Bruner Dick Braden Clyde Howard Clifford Edmondson Royce Johnson , . . . I , , , . . , . . , ' , , , I , - 1 , , J : v . v ' , , 2 s 1 -21- ' mwvmnr A-qw-,vi Y -. - -f - - - - ..g.. r ,,,, ,.,,:,r -,-4..1:.:,.- fmt.: Z X135 ..-:R-':,,L M: A, - -AgN'LB.iwQg.hg,L'-Hgsigi-N iran NJ i ...lf J , i i , v l E l lm 1 5 2 l l l L il J. i. , ,, 5, -. ,- .,,'f.a-as-at--a f.:g'.:A4ay gag.-4-f - --if5,'-a31f:s-'Lf ' fkfff::fifgf-fef f 'r jfggl'f'-1:.gg..:..4L.:L.L1.-4.?.,. FRESHMAN HOME ROOMS FRONT: Carol Gorham, Lora Lee Cox, Dianne Bates, Daryll Thomas, Joe Flippin Jerry Walker, Jerry Beck. ROW 2: Johnny Lorance, Kenneth Small, Diane Tribble, Kay Jones, Bill Huntsucker, Larry Tally, Lawrence McDonald. ROW 3: Ed Landes, Russel Penniston, Phil Egner, Phil Everts, Jane Flanery, Lloyd Holmes, Peggy Hawks. BACK: Charles Beal, Billy Bogue, 'Dave Elliott, Freddie Schultz, Bobby Moore, Jim Masterson, Eddie Pitts. ABSENT: James Behee, Johnny Grable, Harvey Baysinger, Gloria Shackleford. FRONT: Donna Maness, 'Jean Williamson, Jeanne Farris, Johnnie Hostetler Danny Brockman, Larry Meek, Hester Chapman Betty Hodges ROW 2' Do l 15 'd . . v - . ye avi son, Egkh Bliattieil ?Ionald Young, Judy Hart, Melva Kramer, Marilyn Masoner, Beverly c , usse orne, Charley Cobb, Grant Burns. ROW 5: Pat Bear, James Snod. SMSS, Douglas NCVYPOFY, Cafolee Chaney, Judy Bain, Carole Brazeal, Sherri Bartlett Charlotte Hayes, Shirley Caldwell. BACK: Jimmie Heotis, Wa ne Allen B , Bob Long, Lee Pickering, Roy Bliss, Ronnie Allen, Richard Feliiic, Jerry Saltefm Dyer, ..22.. ,,:,,,:' V Grrmvi. f, .,f-, 1-r -.-1-nw-at-vzq,a?'1'r1f1r!FW-75:71-ae-J: ef'1'7f IL'6 7 3,7 , 1 -aww M- 1...,-r.--.L,1.:::.rJeet 1.-Lane -. X 1 f- -.g.,:,1..:. FRESHMAN HOME ROOMS FRONT: Georgia Hiserote, Linda Thompson, Margaret Ryan, Larry Steele, Dennis McDonald, Charles Amos, Roger Edie. ROW 2: Sh-irley Bredehoft, Edith Garrett, Florence Porter, Glenda Johnston, Bill Hunker, Larry Wilkinson, Elvin Starnes, Billy Duckworth. ROW 3: Geraldine Hedrick, Barbara Perkins, Sandra Liston, Earlene Kruger, James Nace, Bob Epperson, Mike Cauley, Don Rickman. BACK: Helen Stark, Ruth Ann Prell, Nancy Gee, Charles Wade, David Weddle, Billy Richey, J. D. Sellers, Tom Schroeder. ABSENT: Mildred Call, Donna Vess, Dick Davis. FRONT: Laura Melton, Martha Webb, Marian Denham, Judy Barkley, Judy Jo John- son, Frances Street, Dorothy Bliss, Peggy Richardson. ROW 2: Jane Ann Hunt, Margaret Fry, Sheila Vroom, Pat Richardson, Patricia Timms, Judy Gibson, Martha Pittillo, Elsie Schaefer. ROW 3: Joe Allen, Darrell Lane, David Netter, Linda Smith, Linda Soper, Mary f'Lou Smith, Sharon Noland, Vesta Griffice, Beverly Jackson. BACK: Marcella Heffner, Joyce Miller, Patti Miller, Claudene McBee, Kelly Smith, Judy Eld- ridge, Judy McCormick, Carol Sue Mikes, Mary Ann Harris. ABSENT: Christa Sauls- berry, Marilyn Denham, Michael Smith. , -.23- ' f - 'ff1f'? 'ti?iti+--,Lie-f, A --M' ' vc.: adam.,.,,.::w'1:'-:1:i'fft----f- li 11 15 .7 2 -f. it 1 .fs ,eff : ! j r .4 1 l l l 'i is ,, ll fi li I 2 r I i i l 1 '- E ii i Ii ll V V l l, il ll il Sl E. l li ll l is ll ll li il ll 11. lm H . xvts FRESHMAN HOME ROOMS FRONT: Beverly Jones, Marjorie Costigan, Laverne Clifford, Darlene Richards, Janet Lukens, Charlotte Patton, Renee Bussard, Pat Goeking, Eldon Parks. ROW 2: Beverly Barker, Laura Dobbins, Gayle Lane, Barbara jean Ballou, Bonnie Griffin, Mattie Lou Carter, Ora Lee Sullivan, Cynthia Heide, Bonnie Ellis. ROW 3: Mary- Thuston, Zella Marie Ratcliff, Gayanne Cleary, Dianne Miller, Virginia West, Wesley Street, Fred Mc- Mullen, Dannie Thomas, Marilyn Young. BACK: Susan Lightcap, Carolyn Watson, Martha Pritchett, Carolyn Hutcherson, Glenda Mosley, jerry Winter, Bobby Thompson, Leonard Creel, David Province. FRONT: Virginia Brush, Mary Ann Wood, Willard Johnson, Harold Stephens, Frank- Coleman, Jim Mansfield. ROW 2: Billie McCormick, Shannon Wolgamott, Charles Bullamore, Lula Mae Mackey, Rovonia Steward, Eloise Tull, Deana Robertson, Barbara Reeves. ROW 3: Anna Lou Tommey, Virginia Fletcher, Diane Oaris, Bertha Yates Deanna Riley, Mary Hayes, Linda Whiting, Marjorie Smith. BACK: Claude Stone, James Rockwood, Wayne Elrod, Billy Amos, Charles Hubbard, Charles Gage Floyd Maxon, Richard Heater, ABSENT: Arthur Anson, Bobby Riddle. i , 1 ' -24-. ,,,,,?,,,,,,,,,1,.,,,.,,,,. ., ..x,,,ear. cfvgeavv,,,,,f,:g5mi5eL:ff:4':.15E?-ifafvssl-Haiku-:qifks252.33r:-- ' ' ii , -, , . -....1,.........1 .., ..a.L...r..A..A.,.... r., ,.., X. ....Q..A.4r.u.,..r..,,,..L-.1 u 3 ia i I Il al ' FRESHMAN HoME RooMs 1 . II I FRONT: Barbara Sherman, Sharon Plowman, Carolyn Howard, Helen Book. ROW 2: Mary Bates, Delia Johnson, Jackie Miller, Sandra Martin. ROW 3: Carol McCarty, Carrol Mason, Pearl Blankenship, Bethel Wooldridge, Linda Kennon. BACK: Martha Lundquist, Tinnie Pierson, Bonnie McCormick, Delsa Kinnaman, Sharon Epperson. ABSENT: Pat Dike. I 1 I I I I I I I I r i FRONT ROW: Patsy Huskisson, Jackie Todd, Lynn Amerine, Jana Worrel, Judy Gut- ridge, Marilyn Divine, Dorothy Faris, Pat Thompson, Marilyn Johnson. ROW 2: Bobbie i Newman, Lucile Adams, David Hendley, Dale Howard, Jim Lorance, Jeweldean Beal, Virginia McClain, Roberta Smith, Linda Bruner. ROW 3: Brenda Eckinger, Lynna Thompson, Iris Utz, Judy Weber, Joe Ben Stone, Philip Wilkinson, Pat Wluittle, Sandra , Cooley, Erma Darling. ROW 4: Donna Klos, Barbara Lindsey, Jerry Mullins, Bill Dun- ! ' can, John Mosley, Linda Beatty, Sondra Coffman, Ruby Ward, Kay Stevenson. BACK: I' Donna Nelson, Karren Albers, Par Stephens, Pat Beggs, Karen Wlmenham, Cynthia ' I I ' 1 Simoneaux, Ronnie Resch, Richard Beem, Russell Wiley. -25- I V -QQ 4 -s+1a,-1-an-:1g+:3s.-.A an ,,.,.- ,rg - L-,Va..,.,v. 'T FRESHMAN HOME ROOM gvxgpcq-vu.-4. Y 'W ,lj if 2'-4 H 95, 'ef FR T: M14 L , T' P s'ch, Donald Grarnlich, Ruth Bowman, Kay Hender- 5h0?NROVd51 Gliarle Bilduvlljrii Gidlrge Jackson, Bill Combs, Wayne Quick, Bill Walker, Jack Smith. ROW 5: Mike Harper, Richard Gregg, Aaron McArthur, Robert Lindsey, Gregory Lewis, Gerald Harris. FRONT: Gene Vanderwood, Jimmie Willis, Wayne Ferrer, Gene Moffitt, Phillip Ham- mar, Dennis Scott, J. C. Waters. ROW 2: Billy Jo Huber, Mary Kay Miller, Daryll Spry, Robert Handy, Michael Howe, Billy Coen, Andy Prichard. ROW 3: Phyllis Smith, Pam Chiles, Julie Schulenberg, David Green, Bill Warder, Larry Tucker, Michael Egbert, Mary Watterson, Judy Oberhelman. ROW 4: Joe Darling, Paul Herrick, Bruce Hertzog, Ronnie Carter, Wayne Dugger, Jerry Julian, Richard Bowles, Tommey New- hard, Jimmie White, Lloyd Dobson. ROW 5: Janice Oberhelman, Judy Clack, Donna Smith, Mary Jane Heinrichs, Jean Strickland, Anita Baker, Barbara Davis, Sharon Mills, Sally Ireland.. BACK: Carl Wilson, Myron Paris, Ted Middleton, Kent Turner, Gene Moore, Kent Hall, Jack Miller, Don Daniels, Terry Meloan. -26- WA, , ,, 1 ,, , . .......-. 4 4... at-:... ,::-.2 ' 'bear-anis-a:x59.fSv:,.1iaes:i-afa.,-e:.s-eG.m..-L.gf..2:i.z..r- u,t..'..5.g4ai-L6 A DAY WITH THE FRESI-IMEN RIGHT: Students in room 218 watch a science demonstration. CENTER: Notebooks in citizenship were made about the history of Inde- penclence. LOWER RIGHT Boys in shop class work intently. LOWER LEFT: In clothing classes, the girls learn how to make their own wear- ing apparel. ff ':f'5- 1 .-f-1+ --'leffrrffeffwl-2+e-'vfife'ae-ff-e-2f.--f+ff'f,-1-eegf-f- -if 57- if 1 V 5' 7,433 -,lg EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS FRONT john Beck Roy Kennon Larry Woirhaye Mickey Gerber james Simpson ROW 2 joe Day Alberta Franciskaro Frances Hart Bobby Brown Ronnie Tittle Ronald Butler jerry Jones ROW 3 Beverly Yoakum Glenda Carroll Rayma Burger Sharon McM1llen Ella Walker Janice Young Delores Warner BACK Bill Wills Larry Hodges Tommy Lloyd Charles Fahenstock Rodney Hall Carl Colvin Krrk Malone ABSENT Larry Bergman Sam Lewis ard joe jackson james Sutherland ROW 2 Judy Foster Doris Byers Elaine Craw ford B1llBarnhard Billy Bowers Patrick Smith Rex Handley ROW 3 Dale Reynolds Kenneth Gillespie Gayha Gosling Judy Barger Letne Rice Caroslyn Prnsoon Peggy Large Karolyn McKinney ROW 4 Bonnie Crump Mildred Ford Dewayne Mc Gowen Richard Moreland jesse Bradford Bob johnson Robert Hanson Danny Mor r1s ABSENT Sharon Marshall FRONT: Sonya Smith, Shirley Pitney, Valerie Edelman, Larry Burroughs, Billy Leon- ,1 -Za ., U- ,.,, ,,......-.,..... .... .,-f..,,,..,,,s,r,-,r,-,- W, ,riQ..z.fr?-,,.,, , T,j,,,i,,'N,n5,,3-1,1Uk' YQ- Y NW 177- Y ,VM A I , Y V -.,..,.-,, ,.,a1.,v.f:a,...--'-11.3-: -a:-.w-,-- f:,:v. L. hr- it Y. -.YA . r r. 1.1.-H ----'- -- --4.4 - --f N---... , 1 , ,. .., , . r ,,.,,,...f.r...:..-,...r.,,.,,,aa' .uw :LQ EIGHTH GRADE HOME RooMs 212 FRONT: Judy Watson, Carol James, Betty Williams, Nancy Crick, Catherine Frank- lin, Pamela Whitehead, Carolyn Marcell. ROW 2: Marlyn Behenke, Brenda Burnup Helen Wilson, Sharon Downs, Judy Langton, Maxine Armstrong, Jeanie Gibbs. ROW 52, Bruce Heady, Brendon Cantwell, Connie Clements, Barbara Winholtz, Nancy Kramer Carolyn Wright, Jo Ann Bissell. BACK: Larry Abernathy, John Truman, Bill Mathis Dennis Branstiter Kathleen Bassett Lois McCork1e Judy Hughes Genevieve Lovei ABSEN T Charlene Turner FRONT William James Hamilton Rocky Smith Charles Buchan Jan Wysong larry Wingate Isaac Ketchum ROW 2 Evert Silvey Morris Davis Gerald Williamson Earl Kellarstrass Lois Pence Virginia Pitney Judith Johnson Elizabeth Luff ROW 3 Kress Craven erry Christian Kenny Lloyd ames Oxley Dean Duett Mary Ann Rutherford Alice Marie Shields Shirley Allen Florence Beal BACK Ray Savage ames Venyard Lloyd Temple Allen Steward Jackie Stober Johnny Moore David Grearhouse Ramon Cadwell ABSFNT Y D Dagley 3 , :ahh 1. ,-.vi il El ii l l 5 , l i 1 i l z I 1 I , 5 , 7 S l l 1 l l ll l ,l l l l r ,l 5? l l I l I I . D 1 Q a 1 I 1 1 I .y - l , s ' n s - I l . . l , J f A v J Q y , , , . . Z ' 0 , -J , s a , , 7 . A. . . . - . -29- l U f --'f--- 'r' 'rffri.-,Jj:TiT3TTZT3l,f2jlQ.ElfE.e.gif-'l3ZQ'jflTlEf.,p,j f-f2gjVjif.f -L++v-raft-',, aw .,:,,.1,r,.r Y ,J J , gl Q w EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS 2 Ch l Adams Larry Brrsbm Judy L1s FRONT Phrllrp Rrchardson Ronnre Grubbs ares ron Goldre Gatchel Marretta Edre ROW 2 Jun Mansfreld Ronald Stephens Judy Schwartz Wrlma Clark Harvey Chxlders Leon jones Davrd Hlrst ROW 3 Lonnre Branskr Tom Scott Raymond Hrlden Ann Par1s Betty jo Bennett Lrnda Lrghtfoot L Strll Charles Garrett Steven Bellew Dorothy Nrchelson BACK Bob Rarne arry D Gouldsmrth Saundra Kenneth Rathman Davrd Elgm Gene Norton ABSENT onna Bennett FRONT Ellxs Gerber Eddre Adams Vrrgrnxa Brshop Marrlyn Steele Patty Chapman jun Tom Malden Garry Irttrell ROW 2 Dennrs Street Charles Clevenger Bruce Nlblock Davrs Shrkles Larry jones Ernest Lrerman Larry Kantman Cary Hall ROW 3 Mary LOLIISC Heckman Nancy Brooker Bertha Beck Judy Relff Peggy Ellls Mary Downey Glorra Sperry BACK Merel Hodges Waldo Gray Joyce Salter Sharon Brannon Bonme ford janrce Douglas Pr1sc1lla Block Connxe Parrs ABSENT Deanna Masters 215 U N1 Q1 2 ri il ll, 2 l' :l'A l fa? , Sli I 1 1 .1 7 - :Q-if, 1 1 Q 1 Q 1 ' l '- 1 . 1 1. 1' 1 I 7 ' Z 1 1 9 ' 1 1 G 'ls ' 1 1 ml! Q - VH 3 My, 1 16 fly 2 - mil lll' ' -f 3 N , , llll E itll X 1 ,yur . , lqll l llll Q tw? ? n Nll 1 ll . 1 ily l wil l .1- l lfl. lil! E llill l ,!3., , H55 Q 'lil 1 Qqill ,'4l 1 will ' Ill. lllll 7 l ww l -Yr ,Wlv L pw 3 . 1 . 1 f , 1 1 F 1 '21 , . I 7 7 xlflll, ' 1. 1 1 y A, .. I llw 2 , ' - 't . ' f r - L 1 .4 -. . bl , . 1 I ' l . 1 1 1 , . : 1 l L 1 , 1 -30, ' -' f '-fe wig.-.,.'4.'f'.r':1:.:.,r4,,..- ,.. EIOHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS 22 FRONT: Jerry Chatpie, Gloria Keith, Donna Dinwiddie, Ray Clark, Kenneth Rose, George Schornhotst. ROW 2: Ofelia. Barreto, Wilma Inge, Diane Burge, Veda Rardon james Smallwood, Charles Turner. ROW 3: Tommy West, 'Larry Wilson, Bobby Crayj ton Sue Palmer Sharon Staves, Evel n Smith. BACK: Billy Landes, Wayne Lusso , , y , Artie Pippen, Ross Mitchell, Janet Stowell, jean Duetr, Marilyn Bogue. ABSENT: Anita Davis. FRONT: Wilbur Wilson, Bill Fligg, Milton Story, Jimmy Amberson, Rosemary Sow- Patton ROW 2' Frances Johnson Lynda Israel, Beverly Oliver, Larry Clark, ers, janet . . , Karen Biggs, Lois Kinser, Mary Hall. ROW 3: George Hickerson, Gary Moore, Gloria Niflis, Janice Woodruff, Renee Welborn, Pat Howard. BACK: Stephen Ware, jerry Davis, Nancy Todd, Ralph Burke, Diana McCain, Sue Welch, La Mearl Ziegenhorn, Juanita Keith. ABSENT: Gloria Geiger, Peggy Dodson, Joyce Cable. -31- V, J !.,, ,V , .,:,,. ., ,,a,,,,,g.,1,.e. ,a1.-.1:.s.p.:-r,4e.c.,f..A.1 -f,-Q:Qfa1av----ewfvvaff f- f ' -' ,zt1g,.1if.1- Q21 1 1 fi 1? I . QI3 414 P Wi 1 55 Kai 11 ll 1 1 ' 5 gr..l ' . , 1 1 l 1 l 1 3.20 EIOHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS 1 , 1 , 1 1 - 1 l l lx ,. 11 11. I1' ,1 1,1 1 l 1 X Front: Val Tribble, Richard Anderson, Jack Gagliardi, Roy Gutridge, Marjorie julian, 1 Q Barbara Wood, Margaret Melton 11 1 ' Row 2: Kenneth Hilker, Larry Allin, Jack Wilborn, Richard Day, Douglas Johnson, 1 l X 1 Galen Boyer, Bob Wilcox 31 Row 3: Harry Weatherford, Edward Murray, Rogene Fisher, Carmelira Paris, Carol 1 1 King, Rose Ann Mitchell, Lydia .Calderon 3 Back: Tommy Rohrs, Glenda O'Dell, Janice Warren, Richard Tudor, Gerald Record, , , 1 , Bob Stewart, Ronnie Cotter ' 1 Absent: Hyrurn Huskey, Doris Lawrence 111 ' 111 321 l. 111 lli 1 -11 'll '111 111. 111- 1111 1111 1 1 111 ,'l l l '?l1 rl 1 Nl 1 ililll 13 Front: Harry Jacobs, Larry Kendall, Billy Hurshman, Richard Trescott, Eugene Hard- ' 1713 ' wick, Teddy Moore, Larry Sparling 1 l Row 2: Lou Jean Mounts, Mary E. Adams, Virginia Martin, jo Ann Curtis, Ron Lamb- 1 kin, Harold Higginbotham, Denny Woodsmall 1 il Row 5: Linda Pitts, Marilyn Fresonke, Claudia Blodgett, Donna jean Boyes, Rebecca 9 1 Reick, Glyn Norton, Tommy Willoughby, Lonnie Clements Q Back: Barbara Webb, Vesta Lee Johnson, jimmy Fairbanks, Gary Minton, janet Sue 11 1 V l l . 'N 1 Vaughan, Ann Butcher, Priscilla Tyler, Sylvia O,Neil il X Absent: Barbara Mannering -32- , -,.a.,,1,ma-an 1a.fm:s:fyi .pfs- var ies: ,awe- .W , . .L ,.Q:::-.x:Gg:,-.,.,- --,- 5 ' 1,,,u,,:,:-.ww-.st f' :.:f:r Lv'- EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS FRONT: Gary Mitchell, John Livesay, Bill Petrovic, Larry Miller, Grant Decker. ROW 2: Dorothy Sinclair, Carolyn Gentry, Linda Laswell, Sharon Lewis, Ruth Hubble, Jackie Huggins. ROW 3: Marilyn Cunningham, Carmen jones, Donna Sutton, Geraldine Andes, Linda Wagener, Kay Lancaster, Patsy Frakes. ROW 4: Keith Kiersey, Nancy Nagle, Irma Hall, Jeanie Miller, John Evans, Garth Resch. ABSENT: Kenneth Popplewell, Geraldine Cable, Elizabeth Schultz. FRONT: Margaret Basham, Mrytle Sumter, Terry Farmer, David Cohoon, john Gann, Harold Ygung, Laffy Ragland. ROW 2: Nancy Tanner, Janet Sackman, Sondra Roude- bush Dolores Lienau, Carol Moore, Wilma Penton, GCHC'DHV1S, Leslie Curt1s,fj1mmy Egg-lgfon, ROW 3: Sue Childers, Janice DeTray, Laura Gilbert, George Taylor, Steven Sopef Willie Kramer, Kenton Snively, Larry Hughes. BACK: john Bailey, Robert Hopkins, Allan Guy, Johnny Conrad, John Ewing, Betty Fulton, Mary Ellen Kirtley, Linda Wills Janet Hansen. - ,, f .-. . ,. V t T f 1 l 11 'i i i i i l l fi lim if 'i W , . i i i v I yi ,li ll' li lm ll lil wil i,, l.'1l lm l li i . I3 2, li A 1. , ' Ml:-1 l 'ri yu g 1 l 'r Wg, ..-.s.aaa4,1.-.Beau -asf1e.e.--.1 .Gian -,eza1r.1Lu4f...aN-.f..a.a ace- .,e..+-, -a,.E,5.,-. c.. ,,..,D,T --,,:-::-g2W---LLP: L--alll.: f. age.: EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS FRONT: Barbara Morrison, Judy .Ballou, Jean Rogers, Clyde Campbell, Gary Jones, Gary Hood. ROW Z: Gary Bogue, Leonard Mitchell, Douglas Crawford, Robert Ter- hune, Orval McCaughey, Eddie Smelser, Timothy Stuart. ROW 3: Millicent Pope, Rosie Peffer, Beverly Brown, Linda Foster, Lorna Gouldsmith, Delores Jones, Betty Reynolds. BACK: Shirley McMechan, Sandra Davis, Cecilia Felix, De Anna Harring- ton, Joyce Gillispie, James Hamm, Terry Bartholow, Richard Smothers. ABSENT: Joe Tucker. li I 1 :lf . ...-,,-,7 V l ,V 3 ii J , , . FRONT: Charles Risinger, Jimmy Dyer, Sally Baldwin, Jackie Montgomery, Nydia il I Collazo, Johnna Jones, Bonnie Buzzard. ROW 2: David McKay, Marsha Mowder, J - Barbara Woody, Lynda Smith, Diane Thilking, Janice Lindsay, Rebecca Bird. ROW 3: I ' X David Streeter, Mary Miner, Jeannette Davis, Sandy Huller, Margaret Brunson, Vir- ginia Frazier, Marty Moore. BACK: Jon Morris, J. D. Williamson, Gerald Luss, James ' Langton, Carolyn Tann, Donnis Graham, Doris Salter, Wauneta Hendricks. ABSENT: Charlyne Searcy. it 'Q A ,.., z - N.- -a4- . , .1, 11:-v-cv-:-rfmfn-rr-e, fm:-fr f -..-, e gps .bgjjjgjgx , ,W .V 1-1 ..e.:s.:.a:+gaQ'..- . , -,wa -. Y. - -:AL inn. V f,,. Y. ,,m'45A EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOMS im ra,-.-.af .. . Y .,, R FRONT: Margaret Frlger, Ronnie Netz, Lee Higgenbotham, Bobby Mallinson, Jim Falfhr Gary. HL1f1fSuckCr. ROW 2: Joyce Cupp, Loretta Masterson, Virginia Garrett, Rory Hedrick, David Gore, Ronnie Crank. ROW 3: Willie Kalhoefer, Marguerite Davis, Th1lda.G1rt, Patsy Duggins, Judith Geer, Rita Hodges. BACK: Lawrence Mar- quardr, Donnie Crank, Ed Johnson, Bill Lewis, Johnny Hudson, David Ledford Fred Nettleron. ABSENT: Laura Lane, Sandra Myers. 7 ' H 4:3 FRONT: Dale Markley, Freddie Reeves, Judy Birdsong, Sharon Mayberry, Diane Nor- W 2: Eddie Reeves, Frank Brown, Joseph Addicoat, Jerry ton, Bobby England. RO E Blankenship, Marilan Borchert, Betty Ross, Ruby Peach. ROW 3: Kenneth Kozak, Frank Schornhorst, Larry Street, Joyce Laughlin, Judy Cook, Mary Lou Mayes, Margaret . . h Vest. BACK: Gale Taylor, Barbara Brooks, Janice Branche, Joe Price, Don Resc , Jack Simpson, Don Alley, John Bastian. ABSENT: Kenneth Siefkas, David Baird. 35 li 1.-. .?.m'1......m-n-rgzs.ra1ax.11fl:sf',,4?1,3:vLLLl Army new Mr. Steiner's third hour watches a science movie. THE PHOTOGRAPHER VISITS EIGHTH GRADE CLASSROOMS' Some of Miss Post's music students playing records A -56- , -mf THEIR DAILY PROGRAM OFFERS A V ARIETY OF CLASSROOM WORK Stenciling in room 331 Home room 327 has a history lesson. The pottery room with Miss Pteston's fifth hour class working on their clay pieces, 1 i i J E E I I s i f 1. ji 1,- ill i Q 1 I i , i .3 E5 , , . Z Q , ,,, V' , all 6' if . pa Q. : r ffr.Mm,: ff-'Q :ff Q, f' 'l mag -3' 3 f - , , ,, V i ,14,, ,,,g-J . , , l i ! 1 V l 1 l 1 Students arrive for another school day. Before the present school year, the seventh grade classes were held in the Junior High School building. This year the seventh grade occupied the new Ott Secondary School which contains 16 classrooms. It 15 located at Noland and U. S. Highway 24. 101 SEVENTH GRADE HOME ROOM I l n l l i x 4 FRONT: Francene Waterrnan, Barbara James, Herbert Ryland, Terry Williams, Bennie Ferguson, Chris Hummel. ROW 2: Kenneth Kent, Charles Clossen, Richard William- ' son, Viola Garrett, David W'ade, David Williamson, Dorothy Hall, Norvell McCormick. ROW 3: Frankie Evans, Rodger Lindgren, Joe Lee, Sherry jones, Helen Dooley, Harry Chance, Doris Deason, Marcia Yates, Martha Holt. BACK: Lewis Long, john Maloney, l 1 r s Roger Jones, Clifford Cavrness, joe Shepherd, Reed Fullerton, Patricia Stevens, Lois Q Tousley, Shirley Byers. I i . -218- 1 l' .U -W-- , . r l 5 .SEVENTH GRADE HOME RooMs .4 4 Q, l ' .3 X'- A 1-A A f g-:gk FRONT Dem SELIESHTLH Ronnre Stobwrt Dorothy Lmndes Shrrley Bolton Mwrthu Mc Donftld Frlnk Freeman G'1ry Nelson Dflvrd Prnto ROW 7 Floyd Cownhrck Mary Herod Innes 'tckson 'unts N1chols Nornmn Dftlton Cftrolyn Wlllllle Arthur Mfun Forrest Howwrd Robert Bwllew ROW 7 Bqrbfnm Cfrmpbell Mftrgflret Bowers Fredn Osburn Pfunelq Burchell Phyllxs IV'CDolc Kay Wftrner Verm Cdrson L1rry Krrcher udcly M1ddy ROW 4 Gene Stowell Piul Hlll Sharon Tye J'1ClC16 Record Rxchard Newport Chtrles wckson L Vernt Glllowwy Connie Zergler C'1rolyn Delckrmn Front Howard Hfrmllton Bufford Rrngbold Drck Wxnter Bwrton McW1ll1uns Vxr cl P glnxa Ellegflrd Pegkgy Lou Rew Douglts Dmrs Rmynuon ente Al l Smder Slmron Freeman Annr Mu Dutzel S Robert B151 op Brlly Hunt Pmul Thompson john Vern Hook Row 9: Chuckre carey B'1fb'lf1 Bollrnger Lurry Bolhn1 er Shellm Lbtlston Irene Dugger Rosenmry Andes cl B k Tomm Morrlson Wfllter Dems Lloyd Petersen Mirtlm Ltr Munn Wm 1 IC Hurst Suihnne Gftrrert Brlly Hxruson Shmon Conrad Frm Mdnn Z 4 4 x I 4 1 T 4 a I x 4 4 ' 4 , 4 , 4 , 4 . -3 f , 4 7 4 Ji 1 v ,L A 9 4 ' 4 9 4 a 1 4 1 1 , 4 . 1 4 1 4 4 , 4 1 , 4 L , 4 1 , . 1. ' ', 4 4 , 4 t , 4 I , J- 4 . 1 , 4 , 4 , 4 , , 1 , n A a 4 , , . 4 , ,Q W ,, F4 Q E 4,,,,, M I C . 7 . m ' . 7 A . 1 1 . Q . . E Y Y , , I A , , I I . Row 2' Virgil Brush, Paul Nash, jerry Brown, jnnmy Prppenger, Bobby Graham, pm 4 , L T 4 x 4' 4 A I , - j I , ' 7 a s 4 F 1 4 'y A A , ' , 4 25 , V 1 'U' , ' , 4' I Z ' 7 4 4 ' , A ' , t 4 H' 1 , 4 L , L K w 4 z , . L , 4 4 T--4 T-'TWT T' H : T KT-'Tw Mn-H -TJ-Ln TTT '1 1f' 'I' as Q.z-,I4!i-asa-.-4sa.:,3z.s.s..+44 .gn-LE. i SEVENTH GRADE HOME ROOMS l x -,Vx ,. Ui nj fu: -fu . 2,44 - 124 ,U FRONT: Mona Majersky, Marilyn Sellers, Sharon Davis, Mary Anna Wood, Prine, Larry Byerly, Troy Endsley, Dexter Mann. ROW 2: Kathy Brockman Lucas, Nancy Davis, Mary Lee Bunyar, Carolyn Brightwell, Riley Vance, Judy Paul Zeigenhorn. ROW 3: Patricia McCue, Martha Cumper, Christine Thomas Horton, Georgetta Brown, David Ingram, Gary Brown, Robert BACK: Carolyn Jones, Donna Jean Burns, Bob Sinclair Janet Rutherford, Jerry Rimmer, David Kelsey, Bruce Van Riettej Danny Bishop. Loretta Corbin. FRONT' Ted Stillwell Thoma D l . , s utze , Carol Lea Smith, Christina McAnnally, Eliza- beth M ann, Bob Edwards, Carl Parker, Jerry Colley ROW 2' Pat Prear P B U l - . er, arty eattie, June Gilmore, Cam Austin, Sonny Rogers Joe Zimmerman J G ff U I , , ames a , Diane Taylor, Janice Gray. ROW 3: Linda Burton, Barbara Vance, Pat Wilson, Vica Mackey, Stan- ley Cothern, Mike Miller, Phillip Hininger, Virginia Taggart, Pansy Bass. BACK: Carol Jean Smith, Jean Young, George Thompson, Wayne Zion, Jerry Ellis, Charles Fisher, Jim Haldeman, Carol Conrow, Juanita Melton. ABSENT: Sylvia McCandless. 'N': 'l2 '61 2 fa if 2 , . , la---.-,V . rf:-A :,,.a,--: fp 1,144.2-J-.- : .31-sk' 1-sl 'WZ'-:S-,ZSQ-l:'f-Gai-isf12555141-'7?'f RMJAQAJ , fg.,:..r:, ,. , 17 -A , . a, . .,.,, f -f - K-Yee-e-G'-- -fe e cmffmffm-ffnfrz . Dx ,. . . - - . .w--.., , ,Ly ,, - -, . ,ga f:,,,:,-,inf A+... -,. ,.,LL,21,1r,, :wma fi fi.,-V -nlr:a,.a.rJ,,Y- :.:,,+f,...,, ,aa-gg- --L5 it . XX gif U 2: L x Q Q SEVENjli:L 'okapis HOME RooMs aff 107 Nl WE' ' vi' 1 ' if PX - Q mi3f15i4f9?1Q ri in N L S Xi A FRONT: Geneva Coday, Linda Burrow, Claude Richards, Donna Robbins, Edward Larsen, Ray Melton, Ronnie Sanders, Kerry Tribble. ROW 2: Lir1da.Crumrir1e, Russell Latham, George Godfrey, Roger Resch, Robert Pratt, Paul Barnett, James Miller, Eleanor Hamm. ROW 3: Kathryn Sallee, Janice Parks, Mary Sue Thurman, James Robinson, Robert Mallett, Dale Close, Judith McKinney, Carol Etzenhouser, Lois Andes. BACK: Joyce Graham, Larry Bogue, William Hazelrigg, Rowena Cleaver, Leslie Tee- garden, Allen Bishoff, Sammy Harp, W. C. Willis. ABSENT: Frederick Greer, Kath- erine Garrett. FRONT: Teddy Cason, Harold Harding, Richard Behee, Peggy McCormick, Kay Ferguson, Sharon Stewart, Joetta Ridenour, Linda Riddle. ROW.2: Gerd' Buttgen, Ron- ald Schneider, Paul Maxon, Bob Miller, Lawanna Barlow, Patricia Benedict, Judy Perry, Virginia Dobson, Joy Lee Rothwell. ROW 3: Daryl 'Wh1flI1g, Robert Sager, Conn-ie Wood Connie Cropp, Connie Van Kirk, Freda Eckinger, Jimmy Howard, Phpllip Perry ,Ralph Whitehead. BACK: Kenneth Fisher, Ronnie Norfleet, Thomas Yazel, David Bland, Ronald Vader, Bill Gillen, Phyllis Fields, Beverly Srobarr, Deanna Donel- son .ABSENT: Vernon Brisbin. ....41.. ' , -.-..Q,,.--C.. Ha-, -cw .- -.-.,.,,:.: M--GVNN. ...W-..,,..,,a.-,...-a...,,.,7.f,,',.,nqwg.-Y-f fav- -. i1-,:,-:--fr.- .- . 2 x l i i E 4 I i i l 1 I l S l P .. ,Ji .....,.,,... .-.-..... L-v.-.Q-.i5.-K-,..-.'--,...- ,f...- ...mz...,...V v - 'a.-w:f-.-:-f-sAn-:2-2-- Sm' - 'x 'x X, . SEVENTH GRADE . O ' KRW Wolf FRONT: Lucille Savage, Gary Webb, Larry Rauh, .Barbara Sears, Sharon Griffin, Beverly Hodges, Jim McClary, David Carlile. ROW 2: Judy Reynolds, Kathryn Price, John Phillips, Keith Whitehead, Sharon Sims, Stanley Perkins, Linda Dennis, Jack Nettleton, Jack Perry. ROW 3: Bob Dunn, Delores Bellew, Marquel Hedrick, Lynne Curtis, Joan Ellis, Kay Yates, Kenneth Perdue, James Greenwood, Gerald Hubbard. BACK: David Oshel, Linda Henderson, Edwin Davis, Michael Robison, Sandra Lock- hart, Jeannine Rescl-, Ruth Ann Hammond, Bobby Richardson. ABSENT: Donna Lockhart, Larry Paxton. FRONT: Avadee Martin, Linda Reese, Nancy Ruhl, Martha Schroeder, Donna Dob- son, Marilyn Fordham, Alice Plain, Susie Bittle. ROW 2: Carmen Collazo, Juanita Jeffery, Carol Nelson, Linda Richey, Dixie Davenport, Linda Lowrey, Anna Evans, Ellen Jones. ROW 3: Linda Gaddy, Leota Thoman, Mary Ruth Blankenship, Merlene Peace, Sharon Constance, Sandra Woolworrh, Ann Schilling, Patricia Marshal, Marjorie Bruce. BACK: Barbara Barker, Judith Milligan, Karolyn Kieselbach, Lynda Battom, Gail Sue Hardin, Tamara Watson, Dorene Marquardt, Carol Ann Stuck, Brenda Heav- iland. ABSENT: Irene Beal. -.421 .Q :. -s.:t31:5:-J ij.-.1 i-a,..a,fjj.ta r':saaf+.e..,fe.-gags-alma. g.f,-:e,i.:.5.a.,a.,s,-,,,-a,,,g,4.:-..: ,AQ N.,,,g5,iL,,pgi,p33:1 f ,WFNL , ala , , ,.. i...r.j ...... - ...--,-.a-..-,.........-.3,,.,,?a..v VVV. ,H A SEVENTH GRADE HOME ROOMS FRONT George Vest Marlene Clark Lmda Fam Jean Frazrer Barbara G R arrert oy jones Graham Amerme Bllly joe Morrrson ROW 2 Gary Turnbow Gary Parker T ommy Day Raymond Eaton R1chard Decker Carolyn W1ard Karen Walter Don Anderson ROW 3 Georgra Kay Harter Judy Rutledge Larry H1lsobeck Gary Horne Donald Tennant Dee Ann Zron Wrllram Grabb Dan Grressel M rt R a ma egm brecht BACK john Lynch Ph1ll1p Soper Terry Wnght jackle Moore Mrckey Moore R onald Hutcherson D1anne Forson Sharon Lamar Karen Brldges ABSENT Helen Adams Larry Gann p dd C l P tt John Hults ames McEvers jack Thompson glEfgETSch,uIr1ll1iil1l3f1nv1QOXl5 7 qlbatrfclla Schrepfer john Atwell Mlchael Baldus Wil g Y g h n Ph lI1s Sta s Lmda D Anna lohnson ROW 5 VICIXY Anderson NHHCY -IO D O Y D5 Milildery Sandral Rxley W1ll1am Slayton Lyndl Andes Karen Alexander BACK M Harrrs Al1ce Peek Carole Shaw Bllly Bucher erry Martm Carl Nlchelson Frrfgiicr Freddre Malrm ABSENT janet Bastlan Jeffery Holloway Emma Garrett : -7 ' 7 ' ' 7 I 7 J , , I - I . , 7 7 7 7 7 ' : V l 3 .7 9 a 7 ' 5 l 3 l 7 l ' ' Z . 7 7 I I 7 7 : a s ' : V , . 204 W If gk, W, K, 4 ...f c ' -A 1 7 I 1 , d - . . ' n Steven Courtrwht Shlrle Hu son ram Brrd C',Ci1f0lU ffm, James Glbw, Q D 3 . gy . 5 , : ' - , V f ' 'f K K , 4 K 1 ' ' P - , K L K ' . - 1 ' , ' 1 1 . 1 ' A 4 ' . ' ' L ' ' 7 ' 3 -43- , 1- a-r-fan:-ahaff, , N.+ , , ' L., . , ,,,, .,., .........,. ...,i,,,.,,-f-.,.-f-n ..-ri- BK- 205 2 fJPgVENTH GRADE HOME RooMs I . . r ,a r .1 FRONT: Larry Porter, William Boeger, Lenore Gosling, Donna Coil, Cathy Ann Hat- tey, James McConchie, Larry Hodson, James Bennett. ROW 2: Gerald Swaffer, Hal Wilson, Melvyn Lewis, Nick Paris, Diane Black, Patsy Douglas, James Hess, Jerry Roth, Alfred Breshears. ROW 3: Peggy Pritchett, Carol White, Charlene Burns, Linda Adlard, James Watson, David Netz, Orville Wright, Donna Moore, Sharon Carter. BACK: Charles Jacobs, Karen Scott, Juanita Swinney, Linda Whitehead, Shirley Thompson, Fred Black, Kenneth Gray, William Baldry, James McCoy. ABSENT: Loyal Grose. FRONT: Ronald Chiles, Benny Walker, Joan Strilby, Rixie Reynolds, Roberta Schind- ler, Eva Perez, Lloyd White, Edward Hobbs. ROW 2: Harvey Hettrick, Le Roy O'Neil, Jerald McArthur, Carol Chapman, Elizabeth Zykowski, Janet Baker, Bill Fields, May Dugger. ROW 5: Judy Bellington, Delta Floyd, Donna Easter, George Smith, Buddy Carroll, Charles Green, A. C. Lotz, Jim Rupe, Raymond King. BACK: Wayne Loy, John Walker, Ralph Marshall, Lynn Owen, Elizabeth Turner, Carole Woodruff, Sandra Tignor, Janice Walker, Steve Walters. ABSENT: Phyllis Roy, James Widick. l I I J -44l- 1 .-. ., ,. -. ,E ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,-, - f 'La-,:,u:.:wiAL:.:g41 1 SEVEN GRADE HOME ROOMS 207 Yx FRONT: Larry Popejoy, Claude Gatchell, Billy Miller, Cecil Howard, john White- head, john Williams, Gilbert Linder, Viclei Thacker. ROW 2: Beverly Reeves, Carol Witherspoon, Ronald Holcomb, Larry Patton, Dennis Massie, Linda Linnenbringer, Leona Abernathy, Carol Craine, Diana South. ROW 3: Diana Ketchum, Nancy Keens, Judy Garrison, Nola Allega, James Wheaton, james Cravens, Tom Collinson, Carol Becker, Sue Brown. BACK: joan Porter, Richard Vaughn, Dean Steward, Ronald Nelson, Gordon Farris, Ronald Campbell, Mike Bailey, Lynn Ballew, Jim Gardner. ABSENT: George Walrath, Sharon Heinlin. - Brid es, Linda L nch, Sheila Dumas, Leslie Leonard, Glen Martin, EEg?':lIQQbTffSQg11-lull? Teddi Flagg, Kayy Bates. ROW '2: David Morales, Dennis Sackett, David Seal Gordon Tompkins, Barbara Linder, Virgil Russell, Betty.R1ce, Patricia Mdmosh, ROW 3: Alfred Whitson, Guy 'St. Louis, Charlotte Luff,Jack1e Keadle, Bob Hilden David Kaiser, Ronald Parker, Judy Pederson, Kathy Mathis. BACK: Donna Lynessi Marilyn Caskey, Karen Rutledge, Gussie Pierson, Patty Allen, -Ferna England, DOH Reed, George Lukens, Frank Lloyd, Kathy ware. ABSENT: E111 Riddle, Don Hawkins. 475 Awww wrwmw-Wm.-Apqvmh-R--R it W l W 5:--1:-.1-af.-rt.,-,:. va---fry:-we-.x-af.-fa--..sE -v-.E --.f --.- f fs-,-wx -.fa-'-'11 -fs wmv A geography class A DAY WITH THE SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS 'FFF Indusrrious English students Science class in action 46- Home economics class making a bed 1 fu -Us H-mam -1' N,,,,W,rh--f 1-QQ-femffrfgrrfffa-2-Q-Liw4e1s:4f f4'5ffifH ' ' 'VTE--' Q - ffm '1' YJ fr' F,?k,.g-,F-.g7,,,.-, P,,,.,.-s.X A - ' ,..:'.-'T.., A -V A ---...-,. .. .,-..-,, M, Y-..-.,.:Q.:..ug.:4L..41,,.,p.. T., .-L.4. .......L..,. --.gk 'K Shop Mathematics in Mr. COXS FOOFH A music class THE HALLS AND CLASSROOMS OF THE T SECONDARY SCHOOL HUM WITH ACTIVITY .... .. ry... nn-.:.,.r.G .A 1 W' A... . E. -Qrfsf-Q:-.rf..-V - -f 1fifm2Q,,j.h .E,E. .ga 'Ri'iQE?TiPElT-S - 4 ' S Q-E?-ifvifwf-l , FE TEEN TOWN REPRESENTATIVES , M OTI' SECONDARY - SEVENTH GRADE 5 JP f NV Carol Sue Nelson Sonny Rogers JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADES Bob Raine Judi' JO J0hf1S0fl Rebecca Reick Gary Crenshaw ,48-, 3---A--57 53144-L wma f -:Sgr i '.',:':-fi'faq-31.4.15-es:a,wa.,e1:..,s?..5.E-..,.:.4fg,5a' f rv.: :.e..,...-. STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Gary Littrel, Galen Boyer, Pat Howard, Janis Lindsay, Rebecca Reick Row 2: Larry Wilkinson, jack Smith, Glenda Carroll, Lucretia Spillman, Judy Langton Row 5: Don Resch, John Gibson, Kay Lancaster, Sharon Epperson, Joyce Gillespie, Mary Ellen Kirtley Q U Backs Linda Smith, Bob Raine, Ronnie Allen, Mildred Ford, Ann Kelley, Janice Ober- helman, Virginia Fletcher, Iris Utz Absent' Ronnie Crank Earl Kellerstrass Gary Crenshaw Kenneth Small Larry Wilson Dranne Miller Learning to work together was stressed this year through the new Home Room Council program The council designed to solve school as well as students problems through discussion is rn no way a governing body A representative and an alternate were elected from each of the thirty home rooms to be members of the council Every other Friday time was allowed in the home rooms for a discussion period At the first home room meeting students were asked to list sub jects for drscussron From their lists the five most important problems were set up to begin the program The council met every Wednesday morning with the faculty advisers Miss Helen Rucker Miss Lou Rette Mothershead and Mrs Lola Stanley to go over the problems brought back from the home rooms Each representative gave his ideas and points of view on the subject Subjects during the year which warranted Council attention included recreation hall traffic getting along with others dating dancing popularity homework and others Voluntary committees were formed wrthrn the council to do more extensive research on the subjects Some of the sensible suggestions and noteworthy conclusions reached by the council surprised and pleased the advisers l' I 3 2 J 7 1 . . . , ' 3 , . ' 3 . , - ' 7 7 , a ' 9 7 7 9 s a l y 1 - mn ,f M5 .,u.j,a. :,,f,.11iw3:.ir.f. V,LJn,-g..,,1E3-.-3:3423-A.:-1-2251.23--5g,:Q3.2ff2L JI'-'T-.T5'Eff Q: I -fW'-A-l- ---T--W - s-rv--.-h L-yung,--s.xaa:,s...,,g V ....4fg,gJ.g,.. ...-...-,, ,., , , A 'N -w 1 x ll Ni: N 1 Y - ' l 7 xg 1xQg,i f 5 ' , ' n ml IIH1 ENTIEIJ-Var ...- ...- -.. , 1 s. , L 1 1 I 2 N NL! XP! V, 1 R V 1 5 4 I I E I 1 , I M933 ' 4 N x A X, 1 ,Hu P LUHJH Q MEM U5 WILLIAM PENN CLUB V i . in f 3 f . af' , J ' , :'zll,f'-fffif. i . ' Q W'--at 7 -:Q zicww:-.' . i 5 FRONT: Marian Denham, Martha Webb, Mary Bates, Judy Barkley, Marilee Clemens, Judy Jo Johnson, Vesta Griffice, Lynn Voss. ROW 2: Patti Miller, Parry Richardson, Carol Sue Mikes, Mary Jane Heinrichs, Joey Sackett, Lila McPherson, Mary Ann Harris. ROW 3: Jane Ann Hunt, Carol McCarty, Linda Soper, Cora Lou Handy, Ann Kelley, Gayanne Cleary, Judi Barnhard, Margaret Fry, Janice Oberhelman. BACK: Joe Beck, Ronnie Carter, Martha Salsbury, Charlotte Hanford, Marilyn Smith, Sharon Epperson, Beverly Trescott, Jack Miller, Wayne Dugger. ABSENT: Marilyn Denham, Beverly Huhn. FRONT: Ruth Hubble, Sharon Lewis, Brenda Burnup, Sally Baldwin, Nancy Crick. ROW 2: Diane Thilking, Maxine Armstrong, Bonnie Bussard, Pam Chiles, Carmen Jones, Sue Childers. ROW 3: Donna Boyes, Marsha Mowder, Julie Schulenberg, Ron Lambkin, David Streeter, Hyrum Huskey. BACK: Carolyn Tann, Doris Salter, James Fairbanks, Wauneta Hendricks, Marty Moore, Garth Resch. WILLIAM PENN CLUB inns FRONT Jams Lrndsay Judy Oberhelman Lxnda Wxlls Dolores Lrenau Nancy Tanner Lynda Smrth Judy Watson ROW 2 Mary Mrner Jeanette Davrs Janet Vaughan, Mary Ellen Klrtley Laura Gxlbert Carol Moore Jack W1lborn Charles Rrsrnger ROW 5 Wrlma Penton Jan1ce DeTray Charlyne Searcy Jon Morrls Dav1d McKay Janet Hansen Steven Soper Glyn Norton BACK Sharon Downs Sandy Huller Donr11s Graham Allan Guy Gerold Luss Wrllre Kramer James Langton Larry Hughes Betty Fulton Barbara Davrs LCEFJ Frrst Semester Presldent Vrre Presrdent Beverly Huhn Jane Ann Hunt Secretary Edltor rn Chref News Edntor Feature Edxtor Art Edrtor Press Edrtor Lynn Voss Mary Jane He nrrchs Martha Salsbury Carol Sue Mrkes Vesta Grrfflce Wayne Dugger Asst Press Edrtor Betty Fulton Exchange Ed1tor Judy Jo Johnson Sports Edrtor Jon Morrrs Second Semester Presrdent Vrce Presldent Secretary Edrtor rn Chlef 'Nlews Edrtor Feature Edrtor Art Edrtor Press Edrtor Exchange Edrtor Sports Edltor Marrlee Clemens Judy Jo Johnson Pattr Mrller Martha Webb Ann Kelley Joey Sackett Mary Ann Harris Betty Fulton MaryJ Hemrrchs ane Ann Hunt Ronnre Carter t ' Q a H 2 , v , 4 L ,f A ' , 3 S 5 7 rf , ,, Aw X t , C, As, mi vga, 5 I I 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' Z 7 7 7 7 5 ' 7 ' : 7 7 7 3 7 . 7 3 ' I 7 7 7 1 2 1 4 1 2 , . . - - .,,...,, 1 1 ,--. .. .... W. .... .-..,. -.-- . 1 :Tw ::l,5,M,,,,f,,i,3:,i ,L aaa., s.pt..11':.:.etf. ,- 1.5.-t-,r,,2,1.a1f'...1:.2r',.2.3.111.gif--5r',:l-1Q1fLQ,E2g,-,L WILLIAM PENN CLUB The William Penn Club, organized by Mr. Gordon Wfesner in 1928 to promote interest and develop skill in the field of journalism, is the oldest club in the school. The present eighty members were selected for such qualities as originality, scholar- ship, dependability, initiative, and school interest. The chief activities of the club are publishing the school paper, the Echo, and the yearbook, the Cub. Both of these enterprises afforded 'much work and ex- perience as well as enjoyment. The newspaper is published bi-weekly. Assignments for the paper were given out by the editors to the club members, who in turn did interviewing, if neces- sary, and wrote the articles. After assign- ments were in, Miss Sarah Dallam, the Penn Club sponsor, and the art and press editors were seen hours before and after classes getting the paper compiled and printed. The annual staff, composed. of about ten members, also spent long hours in working in small groups on various phases of the yearbook with Miss Pauline Nich- olls, the sponsor. The work included write-ups, advertising, identifications, art work and lay-out. Mr. Eldon Hart, with the assistance of two camera club mem- bers, was responsible for the photography of the book. Other activities of the club included attendance at the Jackson County Publica- tions conference at Manual High School in Kansas City. A picnic and skating party were planned for the close of the year, A contest was sponsored this year, as inoother years, during the Christmas sea- son. The entries included short stories, art work, and poetry. Winners in the stories were Diane Bates, first, Susan Lightcap, second, and Janet Lukens, thirdg for ninth grade. In poetry, ninth grade, Joe Allen won first, Kay Hendershot won second, Beverly Huhn won third, and Linda Brown received honorable mention. Marilyn Smith received first and third prizes in art work, ninth grade, and Pat Goeking was second place winner. Rosa- lee Cox and Mary Jane Heinrichs received honorable mention. Winners in the eighth grade division for short stories were Carolyn Tann, Sharon Lewis, and Donna Smith, first, second, and third, re- spectively, with honorable mention 'going to Doris Salter. First, second, and third prizes for eighth grade poetry went to Harold Young, Johnny Conrad, and Carol Moore, respectively. Mary Ellen Kirtley won honorable mention. ln eighth grade art the prizes were first, Judy Oberhel- man, second, Diane Morton, third, Judy Oberhelman, and honorable mention, Charlyne Searcy and Jo Ann Bissell. Charlotte Hanford, Martha Salsbury, and Beverly Huhn, literary editors of the Cub, discuss write-ups for the annual. Beverly Trescott and Marilyn Smith dis- cuss with Judy Barkley and Lynn Voss how to lay out a division page. Cub Staff At the Job of Preparing the Yearbook for the Printer David Streeter, Sue Childers, Jeanette Davis, Charlyn Searcy, and Mary Miner, eighth grade members of Penn Club, helped on the Cub. James Nace and Chuck Bullamore, mem- bers of Camera Club, helped Mr. Hart do the phorography for the Cub. Eiga . Kaacwf' Jack Miller and Wayne Dugger of the yearbook, sorr and check Martha Salsbury interviews Mr. Miller. C vi? Mx! .-um Liberace, Charlotte Hanford, and The 1955 Cub, Wfayne Dugger, in the skit in assembly. NINTH GRADE JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT: Jana Worrel, Georgia Hiserote, Lilly Redfield, Wanda Ayers, Sandra Scott, Margie Stillwell. ROW 2: Dorothy Faris, Sharon Zeikle, Barbara Perkins, Billy Duck- worth, Ronnie Hawkins, Daryll Spry, Bob Soule. ROW 3: Kay Phenneger, Barbara Sherman, Bonnie Tippins, Beverly Martin, Torn Newhard, Tony Keithly, Nancy Taylor, Sandra Kibler. BACK: Gail Weatherford, Parry Foulks, Ruth Ann Prell, Gary Cren- shaw, Russell Wiley, joe Beck, Billy Richey, Bob Williams. Sandra Kibler, Nancy Gee, and Russell Wiley in Three on a Bench . Pat Bear Lillie Redfield and Ruth Ann Prell practicing for an assembly. Judy Bain -ffffffrr-...af-fav --1----a f2f21Sf1eie:wf+f-Deer-favs?--'f e-C--92-ff'-ffmecf I--' ' ' - - ' 2 l 1 2 NINTH GRADE JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB l, l l I L l l L I I I l i l li I 1 L 'll l FRONT: Judy Baker, Billie Jo Huber, Linda Clements, Lora Cox. ROW 2: Jeweldean Beal, Lucretta Spillman, Geraldine Hedrick, Diane Tribble, Sandra Cooley, Beverly Resch. ROW 5: Chuck Bullamore, Pat Bear, Gayle Layne, Judy Gibson, Judith Hack- , ler, Wesley Street. BACK: Robert Epperson, Linda Long, Jane Flanary, Nancy Gee, 1 Royce Johnson, Judy Bain, Marilee Clemens. Linda Brown and Lynn Voss Bob Williams Sandra Kibler Russell Wiley W 1 S t . . g q Pqmomime Sharon Epperson, Bob Epperson, and Linda Long in Jusra Bunclm Spinach es ey rree givin L 1 'rg -. .,, .,,. . ff: jf.,-.,A,-.,,,... 1 11l1 111 11. 111 11 1 11 1: 111 1-1 :EM 111 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U Q1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 11 11 1 I , 2 1 !--,,,,,. , JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB qrf 11 11111 'w B FRONT: John Wyatt, Mary Kay Miller, Lynn Voss, Edith Garrett, Betty Hodges, Donna Maness. ROW 2: Francis Street, Judy Barkley, Carolyn Miniard, Barbara Reeves, Vir- ginia Brush, Judy Gutridge. ROW 3: Sharon Noland, Judy Jo Johnson, David Draves, Terry Fuller, Ronnie Carter, Larry Wi lkinson. BACK: Carol Barron, Judy Clack, Anita Baker, Iris Utz, Deanna Riley, Patty Richardson, Jane Martin. FRONT: Beverly Jackson, Cora Lou Handy, Vesta Griffice, Mary Ann Harris, Linda Morales, Lynna Thompson. ROW 2: Linda Brown, Pat Ruppert, Joey Sackett, Pat Moreland, Patti JMiller, Erma Darling. ROW 3: Carol McCarty, Linda Smith, Karren Albers, Judy McCormick, Frances Hurst, Sharon Epperson. BACK: Jean Strickland, Kitty Hansen, Rex Sandidge, Claude McEldery, Beverly Huhn, Carole Brazeal, Marcia Johnson. ' -5g- 11 .,.::-fa 4 Ja, aaa' 15.5-ji: ' 'ss ,ua-a1:t,:xcf3im2s:af+.f..:.g,,lg:M ,:i p - J:-1 53.25 ,.-, 1.,.:, 3... .....a....,..:.-...K -.-,.,. ' JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT: Bobby Wilcox, Rose Mary Sowers, Jeanie Gibbs, Jackie Huggins, Elaine Craw- ford, Larry Allin. ROW 2: Judy Langton, Barbara Mannering, Ronnie Stevens, Diana McCain, Mary Lou Mayes, Judy Watson. ROW 3: La Mearle Ziegenhorn, Gloria Nif- lis, Linda Wills,'Janet Vaughan, Bob Stewart, Denny Woodsmall. B5ACK: Peggy Dob- son, Marilyn Fresonke, Betty Bennett, Linda Keene, Janet Hansen, Janice Douglas. Under the direction of Miss Grace Rowe, the ninth grade Junior Drarnatics Club had a highly successful year in speech work. Functioning through the speech classes, the club has performed at numerous civic organization meetings, schools, and assemblies. These included programs at a Kiwanis luncheon, a one- act play, More Perfect Union , to ern- phasize Education Week, a variety pro- gram at the Southwest grade school P.T.A. meeting, a complete speech program at the annual Christmas assembly, in which the one-act play, What'll We Give Dad? was presented, and the Optimist Club speech contest in which a number of boys participated. The annual P.T.A. Nites Out program in charge of Miss Rowe is a presentation' featuring dances, musical numbers, pantomimes, readings, and plays. Speech students presented two one-act plays, Three on a Bench and Justa Buncha Spinach . The proceeds of the two-evening performances went to the P.T.A. Association fund. One of the looked-for events of the Junior High calendar is the annual speech department three-act play, scheduled for the latter part of April. Soon after the three-act play is presented each year, the speech students celebrate with a dinner to climax the year's activity and to honor the outstanding actor and actress of the entire school term. These honors are awarded by judges who attended all the speech programs of the year. Eighty-nine enthusiastic students who comprised the eighth grade division of the Junior Dramatics Club held their meetings the second and fourth 'Thursdays of each month. Eighth grade members as- sisted in selling tickets for the three-act play and supported the dinner given to honor actor and ,actress of the year. With their sponsor, Miss Rowe, and the co- sponsor, Mr. Parrish, they presented a one-act play, After the Ball , at the Nites Out program, a one-act play in assembly, and numerous skits, pantomimes, and in- dividual numbers at various times of the year. Eighth Grade Officers President ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. Jackie Montgomery Vice-President ..........., .... G lyn Norton Secretary ,,,,.,.,.,, :...... Carolyn Marcell - - 4s-'f'fr --'.a:'1 1+ e v - -:.:. ' . , .ali- f.e. --.4..s..--1-ig1.1.3--1t.:11a.':E1 ' 'iff 2: 1 ' -' . -- - - ---V f-an A. -i -. .aa . ..r...,.,---.umn+v-.-s.w.ys.n- .1 :vaan z..,... , P. Ji 1 H' A , il: :ul 1 X l. lr, 'il Ji i i -, I, I , i I i l il i i 1 . E l i l la 1 l l J, fl ,ry fs 4 a lil i l Vx' ' ffiriwf lie 4 ' 1 -ff-ll-1 f sum Service: S. Liston, J. Clack, G. Cleary, C. Watson, M. Costigan, J. Guttidge, S. Kibler D ul: Q13 Ob h lman, C. McCarty, J. McCorm- Membership: B. Trescott, D. Farris, S. Cooley, S. Bartlett, I. Miller, Publidfyi J- Cf C , B. Ballou, I. Utz, L. Thompson, B. Eckinger ick, Huhfl, M- 51115511136 L- SOPCI, J- Mluef, P. M1ller, J. Barkley, B. Jackson, J. Bain, N. Taylor, J. Wilhamson Social: I. B. Perkins, Beal -60- L. Clements, D. Galloway, C. Brazeal, S. Zammar, C. S. Mikes, C. I.. Handy, L. Beatty, Flanary .Servicez P. Moreland, S. Epperson, M. Denham, J. Eldridge, l Scripture Reading: Linda Long Worship: D. Maness, S. Vroom, L. Long, C. Hays, F. Street Music: L. Amerine, M. Denham, D. RiCh9-fdS, Z- Rat' cliff, V. West, L. M0ra16S Program: C. Chaney, K. Albers, M. Waterson, S. Zeikle, K. Hansen, J. Todd, M. Webb, M. Johnson 5: L. Smith, M. Johnson, K. Hansen, P. More land, C. Watson, G. Cleary World Fellowship: M. K. Miller, I. Weber, I. Brackenbury, D. Nelson, J. Hackler, L. Whiting J. Johnson, C. Barron, V. Fletcher 'lla- 451' 1 ' 1 1 1 . i, 1 1 ...1 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 '1 .1 11 11 1111 1111 I 111 ' 1 11111 111 111 E511 1 1111 1 11 1 1 '111 1 111 1 1 11 F I1 1 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 .i11 111 ,. 1 1 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 111 E1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1I 111 1 11 1 1 1 N 1 11 1 111 1 111 1 11 1 1 1 11 V 111 111 1 111 11111 1111 111 11111 15M 1 1,11 1 ' 1111 1 111 1 111 2 1 1 1 131 1 111 E 1 . ....1.1,f1 ,W ?,-,-i-- -ll 1 A Y-TEENS lg - 1 -. r. L Front: Janet Patton, Jackie Montgomery, Lorna Gouldsmith, Carol King, Judy Ober- helman, Frances Hart, Johnna Jones, Pat Howard, Jeanne Rogers Row 2: Nancy Crick, Pamela Whitehead, Linda Lightfoot, Janice Warren, Lydia Cald- eron, Glenda Carroll, Jackie Huggins, Linda Israel, Laura Gilbert Row 3: Glenda O'Dell, Rogene Fisher, Marsha Mowder, Mary Ellen Kirtley, Julie Schulenberg, Joyce Gillespie, Carmelita Paris, Frances Johnson, Maxine Armstrong Back: Betty Bennett, Linda Keene, Sylvia O'Neil, Kathleen Bassett, Lois McCorkle, Jean Todd, Gloria Niflis, Betty Fulton, Barbara Davis One of the large clubs that renders many worthwhile services is the Y-Teens. There are two divisions of the Y-Teens at Junior High, one for ninth grade girls and the other for eighth grade girls.. The Y-Teens are a branch of the worldwide Young Women's Christian Association. Home, school, church, and community service is Part of the Y-Teen creed. The ninth grade division is Cubettes here, and it has seventy-five members. Their meetings are held on the first and fourth Tuesdays of each month. The sponsors of Cubettes are Mrs. Lola Stanley and Miss Ethel Erickson. The Cubettes furnish workers for stair duty, for canteen at school and at football games, and at Christmas time they decorate the school halls. One of the members reads a scripture or says a prayer at each assembly. Cubettes customarily leave a gift to the school at the end of each year. The officers are Linda Smith, presidentg Marcia Johnson, vice-president, Gayanne Cleary, secretaryg Carolyn Watson, treasurer, Kitty Hansen and Pat Moreland, inter-club repre- sentatives. The eighth grade division has fifty members. Their meetings are held on the first and fourth Thursdays of each month. The sponsors are Miss Shirley Post and Miss Anna Mae Craig: Eighth grade Y-Teens, like Cubettes, maintain service projects for the school such as ball checkout. One of their community services was Christmas caroling at the Independence Sanitarium and Hospital. The officers are Linda Lightfoot, president, Nancy Crick, vice-president, Julie Schulenberg, secretary, Rebecca Reick and Laura Gil- bert, inter-club representatives. The annual Mothers' tea which is held each year is always a very beautiful and im- pressive affair. The Y-Teens with the most service points take a trip to some interesting place as a Climax to a year's activity. . -62- , .Q tick, .. .,-r.....L,.a+ .... fa-span.: 'gil-nsvtw 1r.f..k.s .- ... a,u.1.!.N-QL ,Wt V,Fi' :: ,,,. -,,+,,, Q F F, ,,,q,Vv- -.,....... at-al-ia.. - -A .T .1 ,, 1-...:.3Q.i:m:Q1.::7ef-1' ' Ti' 1i '-xr:-flllf' '- ' 1-'22-rr: ,: 'Z: Zlfiiie-1 .' an '-'-2: '-ikdl'-H-I-AQ TT ,Y K M-V H ....-.17wHe-.fri f,:,5r,.M.a.e 32r,5'..1.Zfc,.,e.a,,..,t.-aww.alawkifrwirwma. THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY l 1 Cooperative teamwork iskthe key to good assemblies at junior High School. There were too many memorable assemblies to include all of them in this annual. ' The picture above is of the Thanksgiving Assembly, a tradition at the school for many years. Seated on the stage of Memorial Hall are members of the Ministerial Allianceg Mr. Miller, principal of the schoolg Linda Long, representative of Cubettes who read the Scripture for the programg and Cora Lou Handy of the ninth grade division of the Junior Dramatics Club who acted as mistress of ceremonies. In the foreground is the eighth grade Girl's Glee Club with the director, Miss Shirley Post. -65- 'X -H-'Mfr-ff - - Af-nr -f-f'- KT' - - - V- -.-1 -T f-,,- 'f.Y+-em-4151744 4-e.-F -f3l:Zf,ff7f7'T-111-lf'ffnff-Trwmriw' A N' U T- 'T 'TL - I an 2. HI-Y CLUB FRONT': Richard Anderson, john Beck, jack Gagliardi, Ellis Gerber, Wfilliarn Hursh- man, Harold Young. ROW 2: Philip Hammer, Rex Handley, Roy Gurridge, Ronnie Butler, Jerry Christian, Patrick Smith. ROW 3: Bruce Herrzog, Harry Weatherford, Johnny Conrad, Merle Hodges, Larry Hughes, Gary 'Minton, Gerald Record. BACK: joe Price, Bill Warder, jimmy Fairbanks, Bob Hopkins, Sam Lewis, Richard Tudor. v FRONT: Donald Young, Carl Arrerburn, Doyle Davidson, Chuck Bullamore. BACK: J. D. Sellers, jack Hagen, Bill Duncan, Rex Sandidge, James Nace. -64- ' . . W. , .Q 5 .Af - ., .u 515- 1.3- Bausawsr 'hgagfi-i2sI.59Jl?2l'l.H ' i -fs .T . .- .-fa - g. .. - V-. . I Members of the club visit police headquarters and see gun collection. Hi-Y is a branch of' the world-wide Young Men's Christian Association. The emblem of the organization is a triangle representing the three sides of life, the spiritual, the physical, and the mental. The various activities in which junior High members participated were selling candy at football games, entering a float in the Hallowe'en parade, accompanying groups of grade school boys to the Y.M.C.A., selling Christmas wrapping paper for the club, and visiting places of interest to them. One of the highlights of the year was a trip to William Jewell College to watch a football game. Both eighth and ninth boys are mem- bers. The eighth grade boys held their meetings every Thursday under the spon- sorship of Mr. Hart and Mr. Steiner. They have approximately twenty-five members. Officers for eighth grade are john Conrad, president, Gerald Record, secretary-treasurer, Harold Young, chap- lain, and Larry Hughes, program chair- man. - . ,:ng1.....g.i5f.i:,::Z:'iafa:4.Qi 5 5 f -' ' Mr. Riley and Mr. Meise are the spon- sors of the ninth grade group of Hi-Y boys. Their officers were J. D. Sellers, president, Doyle Davidson, vice-presi- dent, Carl Arterburn, secretary-treasurer, and Donald Young, chaplain. Interest- ing trips were made to the Independence Police Department, Fire Department, the Bow and Arrow Factory, and other places. -Several films were seen. 312 Hr-Y 'fir sa it 'iv-H-D H-new-rv-...s..:,,z,r,..,.a s,zn..- z.a,.,n .-n .... 1552125591 llil! - ll . .1. ggi 1 1' tl 1 l if , 'I Il llli U 4 4133 :lull Q.. lil? l li l ll ll' ll ill li, lla ll lil li: yl lf . El' 1, 'l . ll l lll ill ll ln. il ll, ll? lil ll ll l ll , g, fl lf ll . lr l 1. l l l l a an l l I I ll ll ll 1 la ll ll ,I lil l l J! Il gl Il ill ll l' l' l 'l nfl Il ill lx ,Il 'ir .V ly ll' ll ll, il. ,lg ll ll :KL-,jf wx lllll Delia johnson, Eloise Tull, Diane Bates, Jane Flanary, Gary Moore, Bobby England, Marilyn Steel, Laura Melton. jackie Huggins and Elizabeth Schultz look at the display of Christmas books. f Miss Pulliam checks out library books , , , .1-v - W-,rgwf :fs 7x-qfqpfff-W?-1t 1:-ca:vsLf:f-,ga-faq?-5:1?L ff- - ' ' Hia-', . -e .f-.mee-fv-2-. r - -ff. -- V - - .lt M LIBRARY CLUB CAMERA CLUB In 1947 Mrs Kathryn McMahon or ganized the first Library Club When Q- Mrs McMahon resi ned durin the res ent term Miss Gracge Pulliam zclbecani li After School 3 H0156 was heard In fha brarian and also sponsor of Library Club Qrk room Investigation Pfoved If to b the Camera Club members developing pictures This club is open to anyone volumes including nine encyclopedias and interested in photography The thirty over ninety reference volumes The care of these volumes checking out books and other work connected with the general care of the library is the prime interest Meetings are held every Ofhef Weelg of dub members They assist the hbral under the sponsorship of Mr Parrish an lan and at the same time learn much Mr Lesh An addition to the club facili about library Work Needless to Say they ties is the new darkroom located near the make many friends among the books shop The members made and sold pic tures during the year to help finance Besides working in the library after their expenditures A new enlarger was school and at noon the club held meet also added to their equipment this year ings every other Friday afternoon There Camera Club members helped Mr Hart are nine members in the club with the photography for the yearbook The library has five to six thousand memb rs take pictures develop nega tives print dry and enlarge pictures Officers were james Nace president Allan Guy darkroom superintendent and Gary jones reporter 2 3 FRONT: Kenneth Rose, Gary Jones, Richard Trescott, jerry Christian, Eugene Hard- wick Bill HufShmaH, ROW 2: Larry Sparling, Gary Moore, DeWayne Mclnnes, Terry Farnier, Richard Dfly, Douglas Crawford. ROW 3: Bob Wilcox, Charles Amos, Lonnie Bfm-,Ski Bertha Beck, Nancy Brooker, Priscilla Block, Connie Paris. BACK: Steven Soper Chuck Bullamore, james Nace, Allan Guy, Howard Teeter, james Langton. -67- A , 'area-f-.LVL yas.: ,.535,,Ai,4,T,,i,,,,,.,,,,, .,4H,L,4L..f,--.1 neg,L..-:.:,:,.,,':t,.1.:. 4 .,1,.-L-.-..1..-,::-at. 1:.:aa,.,-:14....1: 4-gt.,1':.. .:. ..i' Qi, t 'pa-i'3-M5P-5i5i--+- i l l 1 i i i l l i I i l .l l N. l. lil .l ii xl ll ,l I J il 'l fl li il Ji ART CLUB l-ILONT: Barbara Morrison, Sally Baldwin, Jeannie Gibbs, Lou Jean Mounts, Margaret Melton, Diane Morton. ROW 2: Judy Gutridge, Linda Whiting, Linda Lightfoot, Ber- tha Beck, Hester Chapman, Mary Miner, Frances Street, Jo Ann Bissell. ROW 3: Galen Boyer, Larry Woirhaye, Buddy Higginbotham, Larry Still, Roy Gutridge, Bill Barnhard, Johnny Hostetler, Ron Lambkin. ROW 4: Donnis Graham, Virginia Fra- zier, Charlyne Searcy, Kathleen Bassett, Zella Ratcliff, Marilyn Smith, Connie Paris, Diana McCain. BACK: David Streeter, Jerry Jones,.Don Rohrs, Dennis Branstiter, Ronnie Resch, Bill Osthoff, Bill Allen, Jerry Davis, Jon Morris. 3 FRONT: Billy Leonard, Larry Allen, Gary Hood, David Smith, Larry Jones, Gary Lit- trell. ROW 2: Renee Bussard, Carol James, Elaine Crawford, Brenda Burnup, Saundra Bennett, Janet Patton. ROW 3: Rebecca Reick, Bonnie Bussard, Judy Reiff, Judy Lis- ton, Rosalee Cox, Virginia Martin, Lynda Smith. ROW 4: Maxine Armstrong, Carolyn Marcell, Rose Ann Mitchell, Barbara Woody, Claudia Blodgett, Linda Pitts, Donna Boyes. BACK: Vesta Griffice, Ann Kelley, Gloria Geiger, Joyce Gillespie, Virginia Fletcher, Marilyn Fresonke, Anne Butcher, Bonnie Crump. -63- -1 , . ,,., ,, , ., . . ' . .W LA, -r-aFtw f'f.'sv:'1T'7' r,,,,,,, T9 ,,., N ,vfgv:fm s?aw-LSEXFM-Q:-we:-3-A-e-L-e5l2.gg2!3f?f-f-5- - 1 VA N J xv'--W-V 3 ,TT 137377 U-rr lf-a.,.a..-1'-ef.-, ,.. .,a.,.. , . ..,.. , . . . . . . 0 . Working on the loom in room 331. The school offers an excellent oppor- tunity for its students to develop their artistic talents in the Art Club. This year, the two clubs, Art Club 331 and Art Club 328, have been combined into one large club for the purpose of better serving each individual need and to provide better service to the school and community. The active students, chosen from the art classes, are among the busiest in the school, for Art Club provides activities to suit everyones taste. The activities in- clude decorating tray covers, menus, and party hats for the Veterans' Hospitals in Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Excelsior Springs, entering school contests, making 061-I Officers. , D Chaflyfle SCHICY Charlyne Searc Vlce-President -- ....... Linda Lightfoot Donnis Graham Secfefafl' ---Af-- - ---- .-Q ........ Carol james Mary Miner posters for the school as service projects, and weaving, ceramics, block printing, glass painting, and other personal projects. The club is sponsored by Miss Hester Preston and Mrs. Sally Abbott. The club awards outstanding workers by sponsoring field trips to art exhibits, museums, and a special trip to Lawrence, Kansas, for members participating in all service projects. At the end of the year, awards are given to the high point mem- bers. All through the year the club offers wonderful opportunities to the students interested in developing artistic ability, and serving their community. 3 --eo- -'- L H-.if-. 5- 5-if up Wagga. .t ,., ,. ART CLUB First Semester Second Semester J GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Front: Dorothy Sinclair, Pat Howard, Glenda Carroll, Bertha Beck, Lois Pence, Helen Wilson, Ofelia Barreto, Jeanne Rogers, Nancy Crick Row 2: Judy Oberhelman, Sondra Roudebush, Virginia Bishop, Carolyn Tann, Sharon Downs, Renee Welborn, Jeanette Davis, Diane Thilking, Marilyn Behnke Row 3: Janis Lindsay, Becky Reick, Rose Ann Mitchell, Linda Soper, Geraldine Andes, Linda Wagener, Nydia Collazo, Rogene Fisher, Nancy Nagle Back: Genevieve Love, Sylvia O'Neill, Mildred Ford, Lois McCorkle, Judith Hughes, Donnis Graham, Anita Davis, Virginia Frazier, Vesta Lee Johnson Absent: Jackie Huggins, Lynda Israel ' n or 55'-1ggfF ' 0 C r O EVBV' mm flgvuillll QP? Lat Front: Marietta Edie, Janet Patton, Margaret Brunson Claudia Blodgett Janet Vau han Donna Boyes, Carmen Jones, Jeannie Gibbs Soriya Smith i g , Row 2: Wilma Clark, Johnna Jones, Carolyn Marcell, Marsha Mowder, Janet Hansen, F Peggy Ellis,'Donna Sutton, Linda Wills, Karen Biggs Row 3: Glenda O'Dell, Betty Bennett, Carol Moore, Wilma Penton, Juanita Keith Diane McCain, Gloria Niflis, Barbara Mannering, Jackie Montgomery' , Back: -Lydia Calderon, Judy Barger, Connie Paris, Kathleen Bassett, Nancy Todd Lettie Rice Joyce Gillespie Wauneta He d ' k D i , g E , nrics, ooth N'h1 ,M'1 F Absent: Carolmngf r y ic eson ati yn resonke 1 4 --7O-- l l 4 in '. 'f all 1 l l J il' l Q V 'E ,i TI l i 3 iw' 1 -l w fl li ll' 5 'll L at 1, ll ! -l W BOYS' GLEE CLUB 'lx A l 3 Front: Jerry Beck, Eugene Hardwick, Bobby Wilcox, Bob England, Ronnie Stephens, Gary Hood, Harold Young - Row 2: Bob Handy, Jimmy Lorance, Johnnie Grable, Richard Day, Pat Bear, Don , Rohrs, Johnny Lorance, Johnnie Hostetler, Dick Beattie l Row 3: Jon Morris, David Green, Larry Hughes, Ronnie Allen, Steve Soper, Donald ll ' Young, Tom Newhard, David McKay, Garth Resch , Back: James Langton, Joe Price, Ronnie Resch, Tom Schroeder, Dick Crenshaw, Russell S Penniston, Bill Osthoff, Bill Allen, joe Ben Stone ,i ,, Absent: Dick Braden , 5 n L l , X- V I . x ' , S , X- up 'Wh W WJ A i a Y l - 0 3 I mu ' nm 'H SIII1 y 1 1 , U fl Front: Janice DeTray Caccompj, Larry jones, Don Babb, George Hickerson, Bill Hunker, Doyle Davidson, Bob Beeney, Lloyd Dobson, joe Day, Wilbur Wilson Row 2: Davis Shikles,,Dale Howard, Carl Wilson, Wayne Dugger, Bill Goeking, Robert Shellenbergar, Kenny Small, Charles Cobb, Claude Stone Row 35 Ed Cooper, Richard Beem, Gary Crenshaw, Mike Smith, Jerry Mullins, Edwin Landes, Philip Richey, Ronnie Cotter, Douglas Newport, David Elgin Backg Kenny Rathmann, Allan Guy, Terry Borchardt, Charles Wade, Bob Long, Jerry Bruner, Kent Turner, Lee Pickering, Clyde Howard, Bill Duncan Absent: Andy Prichard, Russell Wiley MIXED CHORUS FRONT: Roberta Smith, Carol Gorham, Patsy Huskisson, Marilyn Divine, Kay Hender- shot, Phillip Wilkinson. ROW 2: Sondra DeLap, Carolyn Miniard, Lucretta Spillman, Judith'Hackler, Judy Gutridge, Patty Thompson, Jeweldean Beal, Russell Penniston, Kenneth Small. ROW 3: Sandra Cooley, Sherri Bartlett, Lynn Amerine, Jeanne Farris Beverly,Kreeger, Irma Darling, Jackie Todd, Judy Weber, Charles Cobb, Ronnie Allen? ROW 4: Lila McPherson, Melva Kramer, Shirley Caldwell, Donna Klos, Kay Jones, Lynna Thompson, Joe Ben Stone, Jerry Mullens, Bill Duncan. BACK: Barbara Lind- say, Pat Stevens, Kay Stevenson, Linda Hays, Gayanne Cleary, Carole Brazeal, Karen Tousley, Ronnie Resch. NT: James Lorance, John Lorance, Jerry Beck, Dorothy Faris, Jo Ann Webb, Jana Worrel, Donna Maness. ROW 2: Douglas Newport, Johnny Grable, Linda Bruner, Marilyn Masoner, Beverly Graham, Judy Brackenbury, Marilyn Johnson, Ann Kelley. ROW 3: Rob Sh ll b ' 4 ' v 'ertl l e en urger, Pat Whittle, Jean Williamson, Brenda Eckinger, San- dra Martin, Virginia McClain, Lucille Adams, Karen Albers ROW 4' Clyde Howard Ruby Ward, Sondra Coffman, Donna Nelson, Charlotte Hays, Judi Barnhard, Carol Bari ron, Susie Zammar, Linda Beatty. BACK: Richard Beem, Dale Howard, Dave Elliott, Martha Salsbury, Karen, Whenham, Diane Oatis, Donna Galloway, Iris Utz. FRO l t -7z-- l .,.,,,,-,,,,,..,J.-,, ,,f.t.-ffqf- -1.w:iqfaf-q1-ei6':5':-q22H-sf:1r3'fZ55:r54e+f4fi2i-4'351222, ' 937' ffm J B Stone, C. Wade, M. Smith, J. Lorance. There were seven different vocal groups that provided beautiful music -for assem- blies and night programs as well as af- forded members an opportunity to sing together. The student body, visitors to assemblies, -'civic clubs, and- others have enjoyed hearing these students sing at various programs. Like other school clubs, most of the vocal groups were..extra-cur- ticular activities. X Mixed chorus, boys' glee club, the boys' quartets, and the ninth grade girls' en- semble were directed by Miss Anna Marie Smith. Girls' glee club and triple trio were directed by Miss Shirley Post. Some of these students appeared on the annual Nites Out program. The mixed chorus was composed of two ninth grade classes with a total of eighty-nine members. The accompanists were Karren Albers and Ann Kelly. The uniformity of the girls' white blouses and dark skirts and the boys' suits and bow ties made the large chorus an attractive picture at programs. The ninth grade girls' ensemble was accompanied' by Charlotte Hanford. The sopranos were Linda Long, Lucretta Spill- man, Beverly Resch, the second sopranos were Jana Worrel, Lee Tousley, Lila.Mc- Pherson, and the altos were Jane Ann FRONT J. Worrel, B. Resch, C. Hanford. BACK L Spillman, L. Long, L. Tousley, L. McPherson, M. Fry Barnhard, A. Hunt. R. Beem, D. Howard, D. Newport, K. Small. Hunt, Margaret Fry, and Judy Barnhard. The vocal department this year had two boys' quartets. The morning quartet, Douglas Newport, Kenneth Small, Dale Howard, and Richard Beem was accornf panied by Jane Ann Hunt. John Lorance, Mike Smith, Joe Ben Stone, and Charles Wade made up the afternoon quartet. They were accompanied by Karren Albers. Approximately seventy-three members from both grades made up the boys' glee club. Janice DeTray was their accompan- ist. The officers were Richard Beem, president, Eddie Cooper, vice-president, Dick Beattie, first secretary and treasurer, Ronnie Resch, second secretary and treas- urer, Ronnie Allen, first sergeant at arms, D-ick Crenshaw, second sergeant at arms, Wayne Dugger, reporter, Dick Braden, business manager, Jeweldean B-eal and Gayanne Cleary, checkers. Linda Soper served as accompanist for the girls' glee club whieh had a member- ship of seventy-two. Officers were Jackie Montgomery, president, Linda Israel, sec- retary, and Janet Patton, treasurer. 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P , Qs f --81-- X A 4 N N s i 1 W i x 1 K 5 i i Linda Beatty 1 X Mary Ann Harris I 1 i l a i X E i I 1 a 4 X I i F PEP CLUB FRONT: Rene Bussard, Sharon Noland, Judy Brackenbury, Francis Street, Marilyn Den- ham, Donna Maness. ROW 2: Margaret Fry, Virginia West, Linda Whiting, Judi Barnhard, Marilee Clemens, Sandra Kibler, Marian Denham. ROW 3: Ronnie Carter, Wayne Dugger, Virginia Fletcher, Beverly Trescott, Marcia Johnson, Kay Stevenson, Charlotte Hanford, Janice Oberhelman. BACK: Charlotte Hays, Linda Smith, Frances Hurst, Martha Salsbury, Kitty Hansen, Beverly Huhn, Jack Miller, J. D. Sellers. Football games wou1dn't be the same without the 125 enthusiastic students who make up the Pep Club. Their enthusiasm ancl school spirit is an important factor in any Junior High game. The membership of Pep Club is open to freshmen students with an M , or above, grade. The snappy uniforms in school colors, blue and gold, worn by cheerleaders Linda Beatty, Gayanne Cleary, Linda Clements Mary Ann Harris, Judy McCormick, Carol Sue Mikes, Iris Utz, and Jeannie Williarn- A son were very attractive. These eight girls were chosen from a large group of girls who tried out at the first Junior High football game. A person coming into the building be- fore school, or staying late after school, could often have heard cheers coming from all parts of the halls. The cheer- leaders, supported by the Pep Club, con- ducted pep rallies on the northwest cor- ner of the playground at noons or the day before a game. Bus rides to games furnished opportunity to practice yells. It is customary to have a skating party, picnic, or some other kind of outside activity during the school year. Officers were Wayne Dugger, president, Carolyn Watson, vice-president, Susie Zamrnar, secretary-treasurer, and Mary Jane Hein- richs, reporter. ,32- -.r.'.' . .Mig ,,,-, ' J. :5:ieiff -' f!?i?E?2':?rr:-------- - --M-L, ,ep PEP CLUB FRONT: Darlene Richards, Judy Baker, Jud Hart, Linda Clements anet L Hendershot. ROW 2: Geraldine Hedrick, Shirley Bredehoft,.NancyJTaylor,u1JSx?v21dE?i Beal, Beverly Jackson, Bonnie Tippins, Billie Jo Huber. ROW 5: Barbara Reeves, Barbara Sherman, Gayle Lane, Deanna Riley, Sherri Bartlett, Barbara Perkins, Sandra Cooley, Mary Ann Harris. BACK: Brenda Eckinger, Jackie Miller, Judy Bain Jane Flanary, Iris Utz, Donna Galloway, Diane Oatis, Sondra Coffman. i FRONT: d Barkle ', Martha Webb, Carol Sue Mikes, Linda Beatty, Dorothy Faris, JU Y 5 Mary Watterson, Judy Jo Johnson, Virginia Brush. ROW 2: Carol Barron, Susie Zam- rnar, Lucretta Spillman, Sheila Vroom, Cora Lou Handy, Sharon Epperson, Carolee Chaney, Claudene McBee, Pat Ruppert. ROW 5: Carol McCarty, Linda Soper, Joyce Miller, Patty Richardson, Patti Miller, Zella Marie Ratcliff, Donna Klos, Melva Kramer, Vesta Griffice. BACK: Pat Moreland, Gayanne Cleary, Carolyn Watson, Mary Jane Heinrichs, Carol Brazeal, Judy McCormick, Glenda Mosley, Linda Long, Ann Kelley. ,,g3.C we--1 --f,,:.1141a,,,:g,, 'CM' in 'tn 1:-,L .n1,1-.:..1.,.z-g:g,-- ., , V-Y Y , , fr--r- fuaaaaw-H-n,: 2 1:g1av.1a.1:af,.+.w xt my -.QSM QQ Y FOOTBALL Front Brent Dyer, Drck Crenshaw George Taylor, Davrd Weddle Ronnre Resch, Eddre Cooper, Drckre Davrs, Rrchard Beem Drck Braden Francrs Barker, jerry Wrnters Center Don Rrckman Danny Thomas Douglas Newport Russell Horne Bobby Ter hune, George Hrckerson Back Terry Bartholow, Phxlrp Rrchre, Don Crank ames Irvrn Drck Beattre, Brll Goekrng Joe Prrce, Larry Strll Charlre Cobb Mrke Cauley Coach Drerfus Absent John Chambers iawasliiiinmw vB Q 0 W' 3:3113 WN! nwnmmwawt ,,.1.,.. gN Wm img Bm W MEM-ivxfw 3 'N I -JU l -:F mm .VV-T325 im. 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' , , s , ' ,E A ,, , 52: 555 'l if jig , 11.5.1 ' If-2 1 Jlfj 5, 1' + ' 3 lv. ,L ' 1 , V5 Q -I M -84-,- M H fu ' Y Y - , .Y s 'nr' - 5- - - --1 1 jxgf. , , Y-, , 7 ,- Tfiif-:fr 'Ve2f:?57,1QETFax 4.57-rggi-.rum 1+ wEV?ff', L 1,w1fff.,5e, ff liieeger. -- V, ,,a.g'fii',, :23Q.A,1.-.'5r:g4- few:4ffe.415Lf-yI:,Vg,eL.LL1,gV,..,g'V,Qj,,jf, 'ff 1 K fwV:- 1 3 ,,,-.......--. FOOTBALL Dick Davis and Eddie Cooper l Eddie Cooper The junior High Cubs had a rather successful sea- son for the year 1954-55, and at all times made a creditable showing for themselves. There was marked improvement after the first two games, and their final record showed them with five wins and three losses. They opened their season with a 1-0 win against Fort Osage. On theifollowing week, September 28, St. Mary's High School B team defeated the Junior High boys by a score of 14-0. The next day the local boys were defeated by Grandview B team in a hard-fought game 15-12. . I The fighting spirit of the Cubs showed itself in the next game when they beat a team from Glen- non High of Kansas City. The final score read 7:-0 in favor of the Cubs. McCune Home was the win- ner in the October 12 game by a SCOIC of 7'0- Junior High showed steady improvement as the season progressed and the last three games found them winners. They defeated Raytown in a hard- fought game on October 25 by a score of .14-0, D6 La Salle on October 29 by an overwhelming 35-6, and a rough North Kansas City team on November 1, 12-6. 1 m-rf1fr,r,,r, tetes r, Brent Dyer Outstanding backfield players were Eddie Cooper, Richard Beem, john Chambers and Ronnie Resch. Dick Crenshaw, Brent Dyer, George Taylor, and Francis Barker were the best linemen. ' Coach Dreifus awarded letters to Brent Dyer, Mike Caule err Winters Francis Barker Dick Cren Yr J Y 2 1 ' shaw, George Taylor, Dick Beattie, Dick Braden, Douglas Newport, David Weddle, Eddie Cooper, Ronnie Resch, Richard Beem, john Chambers, Jerry Bruner, Dick Davis, Danny Thomas, james Irvin, Don Rickman, Charles Cobb, Phillip Richey, Bill Goeking, and Russell Horne. The team roster included: Don Crank, Terry Bartholow, Bill Gage, joe Price, Bill Goeking, Larry Still, Charles Cobb, James Irvin, Douglas Newport, Phillip Richey, Dick Davis, George Taylor, David Weddle, Jerry Bruner, Ronnie Resch, Jerry Winters, Dick Braden, Danny Thomas, Eddie Cooper, Mike Cauley, Richard Beem, Francis Barker, Don Rick- man, John Chambers, Dick Crenshaw, Dick Beattie, Brent Dyer, Larry Wilkinson, Doyle Davidson, Terry Farmer, Bill Barnhard, and David Streeter. Captains were Eddie Cooper and Dick Crenshaw. - 1 - eefr-I-+eewff-3-aff?-rams. N - r -,..-n ,- ,, ' 'ii-TK ' ' f ..'f, 1'7'f'I7'F' ,I .,g 1' FRONT: David Weddle, Bob Long, Mike Cauley, Eddie Cooper, Tom Schroeder, Brent Dyer, James Stuck, Coach Dreifus. BACK: Danny Thomas, Kent Hall, Ronnie Barkley, Dick Crenshaw, Ronnie Resch, Terry Borchardr, Larry Wilkinson, Dick Beattie. ,. ,,w,. ihlb' , .l LEFT: Mike Cauley shoots a free throw during the McCune game. RIGHT: Cubs and McCune players struggle for the rebound. Bob Lonv, Tom Schroeder, Mike Cauley, Eddie Cooper, Brent Dyer. At the time the yearbook went to Bob Long Cub center and McCune player jump for the ball press, the Cub basketball teams, both eighth and ninth grades, had had a com- pletely victorious season. Coach Drei- fus and his boys deserve a rousing round of applause for a splendid record. The ninth grade starting line-up in- cluded Brent Dyer and Tom Schroeder, forwards, Eddie Cooper and Mike Cau- ley, guards, and Bob Long, center. Terry Borchardt was sometimes in the starting lineup. In the early part of the season, Bob Long held the high scoring honors with Dyer a close second. The game with North Kansas City was a Close and exciting contest, but the local boys were victorious with a score of 40-32. NIN TH GRADE TEAM Glennon 19 .,,..,.,........................ Cubs 47 McCune 43 ....,........ ..,...... C ubs 69 Drumm Farm 35 ,,,,, ..,,..... C ubs 51 De La Salle 17 ....... ......... C ubS 48 North K, C, 32 ,,,,,,, ,........ C ubs 40 Liberty 19 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,. C ubs 48 SK. Marys 52 .,....,, ......... C ubs 48 McCune 25 .,,,,, ......... C ubs 54 Paseo 56 ,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,..,,.. C ubs 63 De L11 Salle 28 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,....... Cubs 48 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Drumm Farm 11 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,...,... Cubs 45 Dc 1.11 Salle 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,..,...... CL1l3S 59 North K, C, 19 ---,,,- ,,,,,,,,, C ubs 24 Liberty 17 ,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,r,.. C ubs 49 Sl. Mary'5 19 -,.-,,.- --,,,,,,, C L1l3S 25 MCCunQ 22 ,,,,,-,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C t1bS 48 Tom Schroeder, Brent Dyer, Bob Long, Mike ' Warm up between halves of the McCune game. Players are Brent Dyer, Bob Long, Eddie Cooper, and Tom Schroeder. OTT SECONDARY CUSTODIANS Mr. Robbins and Mr. Pennell Mr. Rockey, for a number of years first floor custodian at junior High,'was sched- uled to go to the new Ott Secondary building, but ill health prevented his working. The seventh grade students had the enjoyment of occupying a new, attractive building. Harry Ward, first floor Harry Johnson, second floor Truman Ziegenhorn thlrd floor V Junior High owes a token of gratitude to the hard working custodians, Mr. Ward 7 Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Ziegenhorn. They were at the building long before school began for classes doing the tasks necessary for a successful day. The job of seeing that the building was warm, clean, and in order was no small one. Many repair jobs kept them busy during the day, too. After school they were busy sweeping the halls -and rooms and preparing the building for another school day. Hats off to our custodians! -ss-- A CAFETERIA STAFF, JUNIOR HIGH scHooL new ff T3 - f --,Kali I4 Clara Twente Grace Pennell Lagora Borgman Elxzabeth Lukens june North Thelma Heflon Velma Graham now at Ott Secondary School Lors Br1dges now manager at Ott Secondary Cafeterra Alma Thrlkmg Cleona Guthrre The cafeterra at thc new Ott unrt was opened about the start of the second semester of school The most looked forward to hour rn the school day 15 the noon hour or lunch perrod The school cafeterra under the superv1s1on of Mrs Twente serves lunches to approxxmately 450 students on regular Clays and to as many as 550 students on holrdays The cafeterla whrch IS located rn the Memor1al Burldmg recelves help from volunteer student workers besrdes the regular staff of workers Hot dogs hamburgers ch1l1 and turkey rate hlgh wrth the teen agers although any type of food has a way of dlsappearlng before Jumor Hrgh appetrtes The brlght colored murals on the walls of the cafeterra make for f A Cl b greater enjoyment of the noon hour p rrod Members o rt u s 331 and 328 under the sponsorsh1p of Mrss Preston and Mlss Salhe Belle Rule a former art teacher spent many hours on the pamtmg of anrmated vegetables Thexr work has brought pleasure to students teachers and. vxsrtors Certarnly the cafcterla IS one of the most rmportant parts of a successful school day c1ll'l:lLld folcman up-1,-4 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , , 1 4 . - - A 1 1 - 1 . I . . .. , . , 4 4 . , I 5 4 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 Q I . O - 1 1 1 5 4 , 1 , . . , , 1 . l I 3 . K K C 1 ' . ' r ...mf f wr.-1.11. ,gwgta-.,V,Q:'Lg,33,,,15f-.-3.1--L-s,..Qi55,1Q:g-rzfffflzfff ' '- fr fl . 7 13' 5 P T' ' ' ' A' --i--5'-v-'kiwi'-...1..a-gi a....: :,:L,.-snr... FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES ADAMS, LUCILLE: Mixed chorus. ALBERS, KARREN: Wm. Penn. Club 7,8,9: Y-Teen 7,8,9, High points 8: Jr. Drama 8: Foorlighters 7: Art Club 7,8L Mixed Chou-I5 Accomp. 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Ensemble. 7: Accomp. Boys' Quartet 9: ALLEN, JOE: Jr. High Orch. 7,8,9. ALLEN, RONNIE: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys Glee Club 8,9. ALLEN, WAYNE: Hi-Y 8. ALLEN, WILLIAM: Art Club 8,9, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 9. AMERINE, LYNN: Y-Teen 8,9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Librarian 8: Triple Trio 8: Mixed Ensemble 7. AMOS, CHARLES: Camera Club 9, Supervisor 9: Orch 7,8,9. ARNOLD, NORMAN: Football 9. ARTERBURN, CARL: Camera Club 7: Library Club 7: Hi-Y 9. AYRES, WANDA: Y-Teens 8: Jr. Drama 8,9, Art Club 8. BABB, DON: Art Club 7,8: Mixed Chorus 8: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9. BAIN, JUDY: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 9: Footlighters 7: Orch 7,8. BAKER, ANITA: Y-Teens 8: Jr. Drama 8: Footlighters 7: Band 7,8,9: Orch. 8,9. BAKER, JUDY: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9, BALLOU, BARBARA: Y-Teens 8,95 Library Club 7,8: Art Club 7. BARKER, FRANCIS: Football 9g Basketball 8,9. BARKLEY, JUDY: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Cub 9: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 9: Footlighters 7: Art Club 7. BARKLEY, RONNIE: Footlighters 7: Basketball 9. BARNHARD, JUDI: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Y-Teens 7,8: Pep Club- 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Girls' Ensemble 9: Mixed Ensemble 7. BARRON, CAROL: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. BARTLETT, SHERRI: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Band Majorette 8,9. BATES, DIANE: Wm. Penn Club 7,8: Library Club 8,9, Vice-Pres. 8, Pres. 93 Art Club 8. BATES, MARY: Wm. Penn Club 8,9. BAYSINGER, HARVEY: Foot- ball 9. BEAL, JEWELDEAN: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighters 7: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Mixed Ensemble 7. BEAR, PAT: Jr. Drama 9: Library Club 8: Footlighters 7: Band 7,8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Hi-Y 7. BEATTIE, DICK: Boys' Glee Club 8,9, Tenor Sec'y-Treas. 9: Football 8,9: Basketball 8,9: Hi-Y 7. BEATTY, LINDA: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club .9, Cheerleader 9: Mixed Chorus 9. BECK, JERRY: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 7,9. BECK, JOE: Wm. Penn Club 9: Cub 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 9. BEEM, RICHARD: Wm. Penn Club 7,8: Art Club 7: Mixed Chorus 8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9, Pres. 9: Football 9: Basketball 9: Hi4Y 7, Vice-Pres. 7. BEENEY, BOB: Art Club 7,8: Boys' Glee Club 8,9: Hi-Y 7, Sec'y-Treas. 7. BEGGS, PATRICIA: Mixed Chorus 9. BERTOLDIE, GARY: Basketball 9. BORCHARDT, TERRY: 'Boys' Glee Club 8,9: Basketball 8,9. BOWLES, RICHARD: Band 8,9. BRACKENBURY, JUDY: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Mixed Ensemble 7. BRADEN, DICK: Mixed Chorus 8: Boys' Glee-Club 7,8,9, Bus. Mgr. 9: Football 9: Basketball 8,9. BRAZEAL, CAROLE: Y-Teens 7,8,9, Comm. Chair. 7: Jr. Drama 8: Mixed Chorus 9. BREDEHOFT, SHIRLEY: Pep Club 9. BROCKMAN, DANNY: Hi-Y 7: Orch. 7,8,9. BROWN, LINDA: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighters 7: Girls' Glee Club 8: Debate Club 8, Pres. 8: Triple Trio 7,8. BRUNER, LINDA: Mixed Chorus 9. BRUNNER, JERRY: Footlighters 7: Art Club 8: Mixed Chorus 8: Boys' Glee Club 8: Football 9: Basketball 8: Hi-Y 7,8. BRUSH, VIRGINIA: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8: Girls' Glee Club 8: Y-Teens 9. BULLA- MORE, CHUCK: Camera Club 7,8,9, Dark Room Supt. 8: Hi-Y 9: Stamp Club 7,8. BURNS, GRANT: Jr. Drama 8: Football 9: Basketball 9: Orch. 7,8,9. BUSSARD, RENEE: Pep Club 9: Art Club 7,8,9. CALDWELL, SHIRLEY: Mixed Chorus 9. CARTER, RONNIE: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Camera Club 7,8: Jr. Drama 8: Band'7,8,9. CAULEY, MIKE: Football 9: Basketball 8,9. CHAMBERS, JOHN: Football 9. CHANEY, CAROLEE: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 93 Band 7,8,93 Girls' Glee Club 8. CHAPMAN, HESTER: Art Club 7,8,9. CLACK, JUDY: Y-Teens 8,9: Jr. Drama 8: Band 7,8,9. CLEARY, GAYANNE: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Y-Teens 8,9, Sec'y 9: Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 9: Art Club 8: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. CLEMENS, MARILEE: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9: Cub 9: Y-Teens 8: Pep Club 9: Camera Club 7, Reporter 7: Jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Girls' Ensemble 8, Accomp.: Orch. 7,8,9. CLEMENTS, LINDA: Y-Teens 7,8.9: Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8. COBB, CHARLES: Footlighters 7: Art Club 7,8: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Football 9. COFFMAN, SONDRA: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9. COOLEY, SANDRA: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Mixed Chorus 9. COOPER. ED: Band 8: Boys' Glee Club 8,9, Vice-Pres. 9: Football 8,9, Co-Captain 9: Basketball 8,9. COSTIGAN, MARJORIE: Y-Teens 9. COX, LORA: Pep Club 91 Jr. Drama 8.92 Girls' Glee Club 8. COX, ROSELEE: Arr Club 7,8,9, Art Award 8. CRENSHAW, GARY: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9, Vice- Pres. 8: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Teen Town Comm. 9: Hi-Y 7:, Student Council 9. -90- CRENSHAW, DICK: Footlighter 7: B ' G1 Cl '. , . Basketball 8,9. DARLING ERM8A. i cigiamaeg- cbiifw' Football 89' C0 Capt' 9, , 7 ' J - , us 9. DAVIDSON, DOYLE: Boys Glee Club 8.9: Football 9: Hi-Y 8,9, Sec'y-Treas. 8. DAVIS, DICK: Football 7,8,9: Basketball 8. DELAP, SONDRA: Mixed Chorus 9. DENHAM, MARIAN: Wm. Perm Club 18,94 Y-Teens 3,99 Pep Club 9: Band 7,8,9, Librarian 9, Girls' Glee Club 8- M1XCd Ensemble 7.. DENHAM, MARILYN: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9: Y-Teens 8,9, TFCHS- 87 S91'V1CC Chair. 91 Band 7,8,9, Librarian 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Mixed Ensemble 7. DIVINE, MARILYN: Footlighters 7: Mixed Chorus 9. DOBSON, LLOYD: Art Club 7,8, Reporter 8: Band 8,9: Boys' Glee Club 89: Hi-Y 7: Orch 9. DRAVES, DAVID: Jr. Drama 9. DUCKWORTH, BILLY: Jr. Drama 9. DUGGER, WAYNE: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9, Press Ed. 9, Asst. Press Ed. 8: Cub Co-Editor 9: Pep Club 9, Pres. 93 Jr.. Drama 8: Band 7,8,9, Pres. 7.9, Asst. Director 9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8.9, Reporter 9: Hr-Y 7: Asembly Comm. 8,9: Orch. 8,9: Clarinet Quartet 8,9. DUNCAN, BILL: 7 Mixed Chorus 9, Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Hi-Y 89: Debate Club 8, DYER, BRENTg Football 9: Basketball 9. ECKINGER, BRENDA: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. ELDRIDGE, JUDY: Y-Teens 8,9:,Pep Club 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. ELLIOTT, DAVE: Mixed Chorus 9. ELROD, WAYNE: Jr. Drama 8: Library Club 7. EPPERSON, BOB: Jr. Drama 9. EPPERSON, SHARON: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighters 7: Girls' Glee Club 8: Teen Town Comm. 8: Orch. 8. FARIS, DOROTHY: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Mixed Chorus 9. FARRIS, JEANNIE: Mixed Chorus 9. FLANARY, JANE: Y-Teens 8' Pep Club 9' Camera Club 9' Jr. Drama 9' Library Club 9. .FLETCHER VIRGINIA: Pep Club 9' Art Club 89' Girls Glee Club 8' Mixed Ensemble 7. FLIPPIN JOE: Football 89' Basketball 89. 'FLUHER BOB: Football 9 Manager. FOULKS PATTY: Pep Club 9' Jr. Drama 89' Footlighters 7. FRY MARGARET: Wm. Penn Club 7 89' Pep Club 9' Footlighters 7 Reporter 7' Band 7 89 Vice-Pres. 9 Secy 7' Girls Glee Club 8' Triple Trio 7 89' Orch. 8 9 Attendance Taker 9. FUL- LER TERRY: Jr. Drama 9. GAGE CHARLES: Football 9. GALLOWAY DONNA: Y-Teens 89 Comm. Chair 8' Pep Club 9' Mixed Chorus 9' Girls Glee Club 8' Girls Glee Club 8' Girls Ensemble 7 GARRETT EDITH' Y-Teens 8' Jr Drama 8 GEE NANCY YTeens 8 Pep Club 9 Jr Drama 89 Orch 789 Instr Quartet 89 GOEKING BILL Mixed Chorus 9 Boys Glee Club 789 Football 9 GOEKING PAT Jr Drama 8 GORHAM CAROI Mixed Chorus 9 GRABLE JOHNNY Mixed Chorus 9 GRAHAM BEVERLY Mixed Chorus 9 GREGG RICHARD Archery Club 8 GREEN DAVID Wm Penn Club 8 Band 789 Boys Glee Club 789 Orch 9 Clarinet Quartet 9 GRIFFICE VESTA Wm Penn Club 89 Art Fd 9 Pep Club 9 Jr Drama 89 Art Club 789 Jr Red Cross Rep 9 GRIFFIN BONNIE Girls Glee Club 8 Triple Trio 7 GUTRIDGE JUDY YTeens 9 Jr Drama 8 Art Club 789 Mixed Chorus 9 HACHLER JUDITH YTeens 89 Jr Drama 89 Mixed Chorus 9 Girls Glee Club 8 HAGEN JACK H1 Y 79 HALL KENT Wm Penn Club 789 Sports Ed 9 Band 789 Basketball 9 Orch 89 HANDY CORA LOU Wm Penn Club 9 YTeens 89 Music Chairman 8 Pep Club 9 Jr Drama 89 Girls Glee Club 78 Orch 8 HANFORD CHAR LOTTE Wm Penn Club 789 Cub 4L1teraryJ 9 Pep Club 9 r Drama 89 Foot lighters 7 Orch 7 Ensemble Accomp 8 Triple Trlo Accomp 9 HANSEN KITTY Y Teens 7 89 Comm Chair 8 Inter Club Rep 9 Jr Drama 89 Art Club 7 8 Debate Club 8 HARRIS GERALD Art Club 89 HARRIS MARY ANN Wm Penn Club 789 Asst Art Ed 8 Pep Club 9 Cheerleader 9 r Drama 9 Footllghters 7 Art Club 78 Girls Glee Club 8 Mixed Ensemble 7 HART JUDY YTeens 8 Pep Club 9 HAYS CHARLOTTE YTeens 9 Pep Club 9 Mixed Chorus 9 HAYS LINDA Mixed Chorus 9 Girls Glee Club 8 HEATER HAROLD HlY 7 HFDRICK GERALDINE Halloween Queen 9 Y Teens 8 Pep Club 9 Jr Drama 89 Girls Glee Club 8 HEFFNER MARCELLA Jr Drama 8 Orch 789 HEIDE CYNTHIA Jr Drama 8 Foorllghters 7 HEINRICHS MARY JANE Wm Penn Club 789 Ed ln Chief 9 YTeens 8 Inter Club 8 Pep Club 9 Reporter 9 Footllghrers 7 Band 789 Drum Major 9 Girls Glee Club 8 Orch 789 HENDERSI-IOI' KAY Pep Club 9 Mixed Chorus 9 I-IENDLEY DAVID Mixed Chorus 9 I-IFOTIS JIMMIE I-li Y 7 HERRICK PAUI Jr Drama 8 Library Club 8 Band 789 Boys Glee Club 78 HISEROTE GEORGIA Jr Drama 9 HODGE8 BETTY Jr Drama 8 SELL D 8 B cl 789 Football 9 HOSTFTLER JOHNNIE Art Club 89 Bgys Cglee Arllhery Club 8 HOWARD CAROLYN YTeens 8 Jr Drama 3 Food, hfefg 7 HOWARD CLYDE Mixed Chorus 9 Boys Glee Club 789 H1 Y 8 V155 Pies 8 HOWARD DALE Wlaa Penrl Club 78 Art Club 8 Mixed Chorus 89 Boys Glec Qlub 89 Perfect Attendance 8 HlY 7 Pres 7 Boys Quartet 9 7 7 7 7 7 , 7 7 7 5 7 7 7 7 , , 5 7 7 7 7 , , 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . , 7 7 7 7 7 7 , ' ' 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' . , 7 ' 7 7 7 7 - ' 7 . l . ' . . , : . , : . . . I ' 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' ' ' 7 , , . , . ' , . 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 7 ' 7 Z - 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 . , . , : . 9 - , , 7 7 , - f 7 7 7 7 - - 7 : . 7 , 1 3 1 I- , , - L , Q . Q . . , . - , , , . , ' ' 1 - f - 7 1 7 7 , , , . . : , 1 7 I- 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 ' 2 ' ' , 1 - g . 1 . 7 - . 7 l . '- . . ' ' I 4 , ' 7 1 7 - 4 1 7 7 , , : . i l 3 . , , . , . I L , , b 2 1 ' - 7 7 7 '- . - . . - ' 1 . - p I . , - 1 , , , , ,, ' . 7 7 7 ' Y I 3 7 1 '- , .I . 1 1 7 1 ' 7 ' 7 7 7 I 1 , K . ., : l . i i . , . , . C HOLMES LLOYD' Ji. Drama ag Football 8,9. Basketball 8,7 HORNE, RUS- , . I . 4 1 1 7 1 7 K ' J , l 7 7 7 V ' , . - ' , . r 1 5 ' . Q I - n 7 7 7 ' , - 1 . 7 7 7 1 i , . . ' . I I 1 ' 7 A , - A 1 4 , -, I , .. , 1 . 7 7 I H2271-by-Q vweaeffi d HUBER, BILLIE Jo. Y-Teens s,9, Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Fwfllghfers 74 Ban 7,8,9, Sec'y 93 Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 8,9. HUHN, BEVERLY: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9, News Ed. 8, President 9: Cub 9, Co-Literary Ed. 9: Y-Teens 7,8,9, Pub. Chalr. 93 Pep Club 9: Foorlighters 7: Girls' Glee Club 8: Mixed' Ensemble 7: Orch. 7.8.93 Jf- Drama 9. HUNKER, BILL: Aff Club 7,8,9: Boys' Glee Club 8.9. HUNT. JANE ANN: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9, Sec'y 8, Vice-Pres. 9: Cub 8: Girls' Glee Club 8. PICS: 39 Girls' Triple Trio 7,8,9: Accomp. Boys' Quartet 9: Orch. 7,8,9, Librarian 7.3.9. Pf1I1C1Pal Viola Sect. 7,8,9: String Quartet 8,9. HURST, FRANCES: Pep Club 9: JI. Drama 9- HUSKISSON, PATSY: Mixed Chorus 9.' IRWIN, JAMES: Football 9. JACKSON, BEVERLY: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 95 Jr. Drama 8,9. JENNING3. JOE: Hi-Y 9. JOHNSON, ANTHONY: Boys' Glee Club 9. JOHNSON, DELIA: Library Club 8,9. JOHNSON, JUDY JO: ,Wm. Penn Club 8,9, EXCh2f1gC BCI. 95 Y' Teens 8,9, Vice-Pres. 8, Comm. Chair. 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9, Sec'y 8: Foot- lighters 7, Pres. 7: Girls' Glee Club 8: Teen Town Comm. 9. JOHNSON, MARCIA: Y-Teens 7,8,9, Inter-Club Rep. 8, Vice-Pres. 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8. JOHNSON, MARILYN: Foorlighters 7: Mixed Chorus 9. JOHNSON, ROYCE: Jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighrers 7. JONES, KAY: Foorlighrers 7: Mixed Chorus 9. JULIAN, JAY: Band 7,8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8: Hi-Y 7. KEITHLY, TONY: Jr. Drama 9. KELLEY, ANN: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Pep Club 9: Arr Club 8,99 Accomp. Mixed Chorus 8,9: Majoretre 9. KIBLER, SANDRA: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 8,9: Foorlighters 7. KLOS, DONNA: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9. KRAMER, MELVA: Y-Teens 7: Pep Club 9: kMixed Chorus 9. KREEGER, BEVERLY: Y-Teens 8: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8, Ensemble 7. KRUGER, EARLENE: Pep Club 9. LANDES, EDWIN: Mixed Chorus 8: Boys' Glee Club 8,9. LANE, GAYLE: Pep Club 9g Stamp Club 7. LAWRENCE, BILL: Pep Club 9. LIGHTCAP, SUSAN: Y- Teens 8: Jr. Drama 8,9. LINDSEY, BARBARA: Mixed Chorus 9. LISTON, SANDRA: Y-Teens 8,9: Pep Club 9. LONG, BOB: Boys' Glee Club 8,9: Basketball 8,95 Hi-Y 7. LONG, LINDA: Y-Teens 8,9, Worship Comm. Chair. 8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Foorlighters 7: Girls' Glee Club 8: Debate Club 8: Orch. 7,8,9: Mixed Ensemble 7: Girls' -Ensemble 9. LORANCE, JAMES: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 7: Mixed Ensemble 7. LORANCE, JOHNNY: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8. LUKENS, JANET: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8: Foorlighters 7: Mixed Ensemble 7. LYND, JUDY: Pep Club 95 Jr. Drama 8. LYON, MICHAEL: Art Club 7. MANESS, DONNA: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Mixed Chorus 9. MANSFIELD, JIM: Foot- lighters 7: Art Club 8: Boys' Glee Club 7. MARTIN, BEVERLY: Y-Teens 8: Jr. Drama 8,9: Debate Club 8. MARTIN, JANE: Y-Teens 7,8: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Art Club 7,8. MARTIN, SANDRA: Mixed Chorus 9. MASON, CARROL: Jr. Drama 8. MASONER, MARILYN: Y-,Teens 8: Pep Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. MCBEE, CLAUDENE: Pep Club 9. MCCARTY, CAROL: Wm. Perm Club 7,8,9: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Art Club 7,8. MCCLAIN, VIR- GINIA: Y-Teens 7,8: Jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighrers 7: Arr Club 7: Mixed Chorus 9. MCCLARAN, JOHN: Hi-Y 7. MCCONNELL, STEVE: Wm. Penn Club 7. MC- CORMICK, BILLIE: Art Club 7: Girls' Glee Club 8. MCCORMICK, JUDY: Y-Teens 8, Pres. 8: Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 9: Jr. Drama 9: Foorlighrers 7: Girls' Glee Club 7,8: Teen Town Comm. 7. MCELDERY, CLAUDE: Jr. Drama 9. MCINNES, DE- WAYNE: Camera Club 8,9: Hi-Y 8,95 Stamp Club 8. MCKENZIE, JOHN: Art Club 7,8. MCMULLEN, FRED: Band 7,8.9: Hi-Y 7,8. MCPHERSON, LILA: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Triple Trio 7.8,9. MEEK, LARRY: Camera Club 7: Hi-Y 7,8: Stamp Club 7,8. MELOAN, TERRY: Wm. Penn. Club 8: Band 8,9: Orch. 8.9. MELTON, LAURA: Library Club 8,9. MIDDLETON, LARRY: Arr Club 9: Basketball 8. MIKES. CAROL SUE: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9, Feat. Ed. 9: Y-Teens 8,9, Comm. Chair. 9: Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 9: Foot- lighrers 7, Vice- Pres. 7: Band 7,8,9, Pres. 9, Asst. Conduct. 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 7,8,9. MILLER, DIANNE: Wm. Penn Club 8: Girls' Glee Club 8: Home Room Council 9. MILLER, JACK: Wm. Penn Club 7,8.9: Cub 9, Co-Editor 9: Pep Club 9: Camera Club 7: Band 7,8,9: Orch. 9. MILLER. TACKI: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8: Footlighters 7: Arr Club 7.8: Girls' Club 8. MILLER, JOYCE: Y-Teens 8: Pep Club 9: Girls' Glee Club 8. MILLER, KAY: Y-Teens 8,9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Foot- lighters 7: Band 7,8,9: Orch. 9. MILLER, PATTI: Wm. Penn Club 8,9: Y-Teens 8,9: - -927 L ...,s.. -1.. -11. ,gm 'L wk I -1-11-----.. W' Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 9: Foofiighfefs 7. MINIARD, CAROLYN: Jr. Drama sg Aff Club 7: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 7. MOORE, GENE: Band 8,9: Orch. 8,9. MORALES, LINDA: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Jr. Drama 8,9: Band 7,8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 8,9.. MORELAND, PAT: 1Y-Teens 8,9, Inter-Club Rep. 9: Pep Club 9: jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighters 7: Girls' Glee Club 8. MOSLEY, GLENDA: Pep Club 9. MOSLEY, JOHN: Library Club 9, Basketball 9: Hi-Y 9. MULLINS, JERRY: Band 7: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 9: Basketball 8. NACE, JAMES: Camera Club 8,9, Pres. 9: H1-.Y 9. NELSON, DOPNNA: Y-Teens 8,9: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Librarian 8: Mixed Ensemble 7. NETTER, DAVID: Boys' Glee Club 7. NEWHARD, TOM: jr. Drama 8,9: Band 7,8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Orch. 9. NEWPORT, DOUGLAS: Mixed Chorus 8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9: Football 8,9: Boys' Quartet 9. NEWMAN, BOBBIE JEAN: Mixed Chorus 9. NOLAND, SHARON: Y-Teens 8: Pep 9: jr .Drama 8: Footlighters 7: Band 7,8,9': Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 8,9. OATIS, DIANE: Pep Club 9: jr. Drama 8,9: Footlighters 7: Band 7: Mixed Chorus 9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Debate Club 8. OBERHELMAN, JANICE: Wna. Penn Club 7,8,9: Y-Teens 7,8,9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8: Footlighters 7: Band 7,8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Home Room Council 9. OSTO'FF, BILL: Art Club 8,9: Boys' Glee Club 9. PATTON, CHARLOTTE: Wm. Penn Club 9: Y-Teens 8: Library Club 7. PAUL, BOB: Mixed Chorus 8: Boys' Glee Club 7,8. PENNISTON, RUSSELL: Mixed Chorus 9: Boys' Glee Club 7: Hi-Y 8. PERKINS, BARBARA: Y-Teens 95 Pep Club 9: jr. Drama 9. PHENNEGER, KAY: Jr. Drama 9. PICKERING, LEE: Camera Club 7: Band 7,8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9. PLOWMAN, SHARON: Art Club 8,9. PRELL, RUTH ANN: jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 7,8,9, PRITCHETT, MARTHA: Y-Teens 8. PROVINCE, DAVID: Band 8,9. RATCLIFF, ZELLA MARIE: Y-Teens 7,8,9, Chair. 9: Pep Club 9: Jr. Drama 8: Footlighters 7: Art Club 7,8,9, REDFIELD, LILLY: Y-Teens 8: jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Orch. 7,8,9: Triple Trio 7,8: Student Council 9. REEVES, BARBARA: Pep Club' 9: jr. Drama 8: Footlighters 7. RESCH, BEVERLY: jr. Drama 8,9: Girls' Glee Club 8: Ensemble 9: Triple Trio 7. RESCH, RONNIE: Art Club 7,8,9, Treas. 8, jr. Red Cross Rep. 8,9: Mixed Chorus 8,9: Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9, Treas. 7, Vice-Pres. 8, Treas. 9: Football 9: Basketball 8,9: Teen Town Rep. 7,8: I-Ii-Y 8. RICHARDS, DARLENE: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club 9: Home Room Council 9. RICHARDSON PATTY: Wm. Penn Club 89' Cub 94 Pep Club 9' r Drama 9 RICHEY BILLY Camera Club 9 jr Drama 9 Footlighters 7 Boys Glee Club 7 RICHEY PHILIP Boys Glee Club 9 Football 9 Basketball 9 RICK MAN DONNIE Football 9 Basketball 89 Band 8 RILEY DEANNA Pep Club 9 r Drama 8 ROHRS DON Wm Penn Club 7 Camera Club 7 Footliohters 7 Art Club 789 Boys Glee Club 789 RUPPERT PAT Pep Club 9 jr Drama 9 Triple Tr1o 7 RYAN MARGARET Orch 89 SACKETT JOEY Wm Penn Club 789 Cub 9 Y Teens 8 Pep Club 9 r Drama 9 Girls Glee Club 8 SALSBURY MARTHA Wm Penn Club 89 News Ed 9 Cub 9 Lit Editor 9 YTeens 789 Pep Club 9 Footli hters 7 Mixed Chorus 9 Gnls Glee Club 8 SANDIDGE REX Wm Penn Club 8 Pep Club 9 Jr Drama 8 Hi Y 78 SAULSBERRY CRISTA Y Teens 8 Jr Drama 8 Band 7 SCHAEFER ELSIE Girls Glee Club 8 SCHROE DER TOM Basketball 89 SCOTT SANDRA YTeens 7 jr Drama 89 SELL ERS J D Pep Club 9 H1Y 89 Pres 89 Orch 789 SHACKELFORD GLORIA Pep Club 9 jr Drama 8 Footlighters 7 Girls Glee Club 8 SHAW CHUCK Pep Club 9 Hi Y 7 Student Co1ncil9 SHELI ENBERGAR ROBERT Wm Penn Club 7 Mixed Chorus 9 Boys Glee Club 789 SHERMAN BARBARA Pep Club 9 jr Drama 89 SMALL KENNETH Mixed Chorus 89 Boys Glee Clllb 78 SMITH DAVID Wm Penn Club 89 Art Club 89 Football 9 Basketball 9 Stamp Club 8 .li I 9 7 3 7 Q J . . ,- . . . , . . 1 , , . 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Penn Club 7,8,93 Cub 8.9, Art Ed. 8, Art Layout 93 Art Club 7,8,93 Orch. 7,8, String Quartet 93 Debate Club 8. SMITH, MICHAEL: Wm. Penn Club 8, Sports Ed: 83 Boys' Glee Club 7,8,93 Stamp Club 7,81 Debate Club 83 Orch. 7,8,93 String Quartet 8,9. SMITH, ROBERTA: Mixed Chorus 9. SOPER, LINDA: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,93 Y-Teens 93 Pep Club 9g Jr. Drama 8.93 Footlighters 73 Girls' Glee Club Accomp. 8,9. SOULE, BOB: Jr. Drama 9. SPILLMAN, LUCRETTA: Y-Teens 7,83 Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 8,93 Art Club 8: Band 73 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Glee Club 8g Home Room Council 93 Girls' Ensemble 93 Debate Club 8. SPRY, DARYLL: Jr. Drama 8,93 Band 7,8,93 Hi-Y 8. STEELE, LARRY: Jr. Drama 8,9. STEELE, LORREN: Hi-Y 9. STEPHENS, HAROLD: Arr Club 83 I-Ii-Y 7. STEPHENS, PAT: Mixed Chorus 9. STEVENSON. KAY: Pep Club 93 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Glee Club 8. STILLWELL, MARGIE: Jr. Drama 8,93 Footlighters 7. STONE, CI.AUDE: Li- brary Club 73 Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9. STONE, JOE BEN: Mixed Chorus 93 Boys' Glee Club 93 Boys' Quartet 9. STREET, FRANCES: Y-Teens 93 Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 93 Art Club 8,93 Majorette 9. STRICKLAND, JEAN: Y-Teens 83 Jr. Drama 83 Band 7,8,93 Mix. Cho. 73 Orch. 93 Clarinet Quartet 9. STUCK, JAMES: Mixed Chorus 93 Boys' Glee Club 7,8Q Basketball 8,9: Hi-Y 7. TAYLOR, NANCY: Y-Teens 93 Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 8,9. TEETER, HOW- ARD: Camera Club 93 Band 93 Hi-Y 9. THOMAS, DANNIE: Football 93 Basketball 8,9. THOMPSON, LYNNA: Y-Teens 8,93 Pep C'ub 93 Jr. Drama 83 Footlighters 73 Mixed Chorus 93 Mixed Ensemble 7. THOMPSON, PATTY: Wm. Penn Club 73 Y- Teens 83 Band 93 Girls' Glee Club 8. THUSTON, MARY: Girls' Ensemble 7. TIMMS, PAT: Library Club 8,9. TIPPINS, BONNIE: Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 8,9. TODD, JACQUELINE: Y-Teens 93 Mixed Chorus 9. TOUSLEY, KAREN: Jr. Drama 83 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Glee Club 83 Girls' Ensemble 9. TRESCOTT, BEVERLY: Wm. Penn Club 93 Cub 9, Art-Layout 93 Y-Teens 8,9, Chair. 8, Chair. 93 Pep Club 93 Art Club 8. TRIBBLE, DIANE: Y-Teens 8,9: Jr. Drama 8,93 Art Club 83 Girls' Glee Club 8. TULL, ELOISE: Library Club 8,9, Sec'y. 9. TURNER, KENT: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,9, Art Ed. 93 Camera Club 73 Band 7,8,93 Boys' Glee Club 7,8,93 Orch. 8,9. UTZ, IRIS: Y-Teens 8,93 Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 93 Jr. Drama 83 Footlighters 73 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Glee Club 83 Home Room Council 9. VANDERWOOD, GENE: Band 8,9. VESS, DONNA: Mixed Chorus 9. VOSS, LYNN: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,93 Cub 8,9, Art-Layout 8,93 Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 93 Girls' Glee Club 8. VROOM, SHEILA: Y-Teens 8,93 Pep Club 93 Camera Club 71 Orch. 7,8,9. WADE, CHARLES: Jr. Drama 83 Boys' Glee Club 7,8,9, Boy's Quartet 93 Orch. 7,8,9. WALKER, BILL: Boys' Glee Club 7. WARD, RUBY: Pep Club 93 Mixed Chorus 9. WATSON, CAROLYN: Y-Teens 8,9, Treas. 93 Pep Club 9, Vice-Pres. 9g Art Club 83 Girls' Glee Club 83 Halloween Attendant 9. WATTERSON, MARY: Y- Teens 8,93 Pep Club 93 Band 7,8,93 Girls' Glee Club 83 Orch. 9g Clarinet Quartet 9. WEATHERFORD, GAIL: Jr. Drama 9. WEBB, JO ANN: Mixed Chorus 9. WEBB, MARTHA: Wm. Penn Club 7,8,93 Y-Teens 8,93 Pep Club 93 Band 7,8,93 Girls' Glee Club 83 Triple Trio 7,8.WEBER, JUDY: Y-Teens 93 Mixed Chorus 9. WEDDLE, DAVID: Boys' Glee Club 7,83 Football 9: Basketball 9. WEST, VIRGINIA: Y-Teens 8,93 Pep Club 93 Jr. Drama 8. WHENI-IAM, KAREN: Mixed Chorus 9. WHITE, JIMMY: Band 8,93 Orch. 9. XVI-IITING, LINDA: Y-Teens 8,9, Pep Club 93 Art Club 8,9. WHITTLE, PAT: Mixed Chorus 9. WILEY, RUSSELL: Jr. Drama 8,9, Pres. 83 Boys' Glee Club 7,8,93 Assembly Comm. 8. WILKINSON, LARRY: Jr. Drama 8,93 Footlighters 73 Boys' Glee Club 7,83 Eootball 9g Basketball 9. WILKINSON, PHILIP: Mixed Chorus 93 Boys' Quartet 9. WILLIAMS, ROBERT: Camera Club 8,9, Jr. Drama 9. WILLIAMSON, JEAN: Y-Teens 8,9, Pep Club 9, Cheerleader 9g Mixed Chorus 9g Girls' Glee Club 8, Librarian 83 Assembly Comm. 9. WILSON, CARL: Jr. Drama 83 Band 8,91 Boys' Glee Club 893 Orch. 9. WINTER, JERRY: Football 9. 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