Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)
- Class of 1977
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Q L v Q 1 ,.,.5gK xl.. Xi 9' fl 'J .. .Amy I :Aff . hz. G HQU' it x . . . . . z. ' ,sh M.: w.:'fW-z . w.. ' n.s':. rf' 'f -: ': 'w..':u ' . .V . , , W .3 s-,g.-.M:5.- .H . -:...','.,g:.- .3 :. ':.'i,:.3 ' . I X I if 1 . ww' 'il Z xiii 5,::f3 fy ,ii 5.-3 1,5 E ,Aa v' Lia kit JANICE MEYERS it in A class of her own. l I A R . . . It may seem difficult to under- stand how solitude can be experienced at a school as large as frown High School. Yet the more than 2300 faces in the crowd remain individuals. The uniqueness of each student's personality iso lates him to some extent from the pulse of student life. Solitude at j'town is seen in a single smil- ing face in the hall. Solitude is experienced by the only person awake during Mr. Dicltcy's U.S. History relccasts. Solitude is studying silently in a corner of the library or walking home by yout- self after school. It is being in a fantastic moocl when everyone else is down. Solitude describes your condition the day that your best friend is absent. j'town students encounter solitude while completing their themes on OTHELLO in the wee hours of the moming. They enioy the solitude of reading a good book or of memorizing lines for GODSPELL, Solitude is sitting by yourself in the cafeteria or indulging in daydreams. Although the maioriry of a sn1dent's time at j'town is spent among crowds, it is solitude that allows him to grow to understand himself. Solitude at frown is worth looking into. , .Check it out. Q I I .-nl ,5,..--1 1 .-tr.. l ...- - F...--T i 4...-1-,J BONNIE JACKSON discovers that. for her, the only plate to study is in the library. BEVERLY ENGLISH finds contentment in an odd rmd- ing spot. l al, lil , ,...- x Q X X Q, Q ' w,v'1.1iff'V W' v nn.-U Hx. , . . :wg --.-.........Y.............4,....-..,...-....u- ,. . .,, ,H - ., ....-,,,,, ANN KIARER mms robe in a sm: of deep concrmra- sion. Wunder wha: sh:'s lhinking about? On n rainy day STEVE ROCHELLE thinks wixhoux disl rurbancr. ' K?- 1 Opening 9 I0 Opening Alter .t lung, lu-.tu div. LORI STORY sul! hu the tounge to mul: The Mnnilay lllaht ue lorgutten bt CHUCK SMITH. JIMMY STEWART, TONY SAUIZR, KEVIN POTTS. mdJAY TRAUTWIilN with 1 tlistuuinn ol the week end past 1 A R LA . . . The rnlc of laughter is a vital one arftown High School. Laughter momentarily alleviates the tensions nf study and the pressures of competition. It brightens the mood of each person involved with the high schoolg it also stems from an infinite variety of sourres. laughter is seen in the gaticty and animation at :t lunrh table surrounded by n group of friends. laughter atftown results from Mr. Shaw's famous impersonation of Elvis Presley or from one of Mr. Houstnn's favorite iolrcs in biology, It is the srudcnr response to the costumes worn on Gmurho Day and Little Kids' Dry. laughter is inspired by thc male choerleziders at the Homceoming pep rally. Laughter is found zmtxng the students decorating doors for the Christmas tloor-decorating contest. Lttughtcr is seen in the giggling in the cafeteria bcfnrv: school as girls talk about their dates for the weekend, I.2ughtcr results from thc mmnrzderic bctwccn members of the Chargcttcs. lt is found in snowball fights after sfhool in the winter, Laughter :incl smiling faces can lx found in the halls throughout thc day, As laughter symbolizes the school's social life, the presence of laughter .itj'mwn High School is always wurrh looking into . . . Check it our. l . of fl 1 R ,bulb -S ' is . Y . Giu- . , 'N36 DOUG INGRAM and LORI MEHLBAUER ny m gn SHERRY RINEHART ra ham it up fur :he farm-n Cuolucs Arc A hmrirr al lumh. and RICKY WIL- LINGHURST doesn'r have so :ry had ro nfflc nfl hxs. ,. we .5 'ls y Q C .3 if ' I - ..- - ' 1- f'9ff'f?i' Wm .- uf- m ia vx v ' 333' ft . ff J ' I f-1 , f wif' 1977 year worth looking into Maureen Shanahan Sandy Moore 0 O O O Ib SHI rr, W , I .g , 4 f ! ugggx ,4f.-i:Q-.'P2Jmfs'.i- 1 W Spf.-?:l'12Q.L, 1, V R.. JEFFERSUNTUWN HIGH SCH , Ai 3 . . A, , 1 7 'l UUL Q GA35!5L HE 'ANDEZ Pf?S?d? ' ' ff KE VIN STEIER, Trealfurer H W H fSfQfff1 .1 ',,., t . , f'. I Wth- 2 Q is ' , H+ rv .Margie M In X nwiehw 01010 I H UM, I Q V.-. .I K K I zl. nl 1 1. ,, - 4.53. . B L B K jQ ? 2f V'!':' :,, Mun Meal A , ..3g.5,.:..-3 of .1 ,, . wf,,.,.,.Af I' .-Q... F' d W ' kinuluxhle. makes his pain: during qnc of his an classes. ' 1 Q Q Shawn Mr Brandon Mr Wolpcn v..- mn s 4. F in im, ' 'S J? -Jr'T'. A Z. . : svn' . I L, 91511- II W- ' , ' 1 in A 1' ,, ' . 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I MOSTLIKELYTO SUCCEED MOSTSCHOOL SPIRIT Sherri Son, Phillzp Robinson Joe Walters, Terri O,C0nner u.u5n LW- W as X l MOST MISCHIEVOUS Missy Shack, Casey Hahn BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Scott Imhof Kathy Johnson t MOSTTALENTED MOSTCREATIVE Bob M cDonalaL Sandy Moore Tonfz Stearman, Marcia lsvnch MOST CONSIDERA TE Cynlhia H0l1l76I', Alvin Wicke MOST BA SHFUL Aim' Klarer, Ron Frcfl' MOSTA THLETIC M ike Prallzer, Joni Pass Q5 f!6rzf.Qi - - 'A 52 Seniors ,,...-- WHATMAKES THE CLASS Ol-71977? Righr: Wirh rhe fun-filled Senior Pienie coming ro an end, we cap il oil by building z pyramid. Below: El Presidente, GABRIEL HERNAN- DEZ, led the Senior Class rhrough rhe bad as well as :he good. s..:.:i, 1 ns ... l C YT - ' xv 1361 Above: The tremendous success ol GODS- PELL the Senior Play, was a result of rhe hard work ol everyone involved. Right: Anyzhing lo be diflcrcnr! The Senior guys show us wha: school spirir is :ll zbour. Top left: HANS PROBST and MAUDIE LAKE go hand in hand during one oi the more memorable times of their Seniar year, Ccnrcr Ich: Togcxhcmcss was ocnainly evident at the junior Ring Ckremony, the firs: :rep in becoming a Senior. lower lzhr Hand in hand, ann in arm, sick by sidc, :heck m check. . .TOGEl HER! Below: BARBARA RUCKRIE- GEL and BILL ZWICICER give us :he diszincr impression :Im Happiness is rogerhcmcssf' fry X 'iiii X 'H xi ,XT AW mul: 'XX ixQ'fiv'iT-MN M,,fm'f V JSR Win 1 TOGE TH ERNESS - Sonlors 53 SINCERITY Right: HAROLD YANKEY shows 2 candid app,-.mb while nm- pngning forsmsof crm vawvfesaaem. Lower left: During the homecoming pep nlly, TONY ERNSPIKER and SCOTT WILSON showed unrestrained school spirir. Iawer fight: wan. an honest smirk, KEVIN STEIER cnjoys me Sew ior Class Pie-nic. 5-N. Man-yin' Samzmha, LeAnn Matlock, and vulruxes Kelly Thacker and Kamen Rin welcome a couple wairlng ro get hitched at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 54 Senior: l A n I ,Jw fgf l l l l l 1 2 OR TREASURED FRIE D- SHIPS? Top left: United we stand, divided we fall, forever we are friends. -.SQ :'f show what it's all about - Brotherly love. lower left: CASEY HAHN says to MARK KMIEC, t :,,:'f'K i' center me JOHN JORDAN and BILL ZWICKER I Ts Be agood friend and nvist my ring. As DONNA McGUlRE and JULIE ZDELLER always say, 'A friend in need is a friend indeed. For some undetermined reason, as Seniors we became more conscious of our- selves and of each other. Realizing that this was our last year: of picnics and plays, football games and club meetings, and of just being together, we became more tolerant of each other. We leamed to accept our classmates for themselves. Such traditional activities as the Senior Play, the prom, and graduation seemed vastly important, because they were our own. We discovered the true meanings of togethemess, sincerity, and treasured friendships, for we realized that our Senior year might be our last opportunity to encounter such cherished experiences, This is what makes the Class of '77. Sonlon 55 GIPHP-JE C Uftir-.SSS Y 56 Seniors ' f Four years ago we began our life at jeffersontown High School as Freshmen. Each of us had many dreams and hopes of a school life that would remain in our memories forever. We began as the kids, the youngest of the Senior High classes. We struggled and gained ground. Finally, we reached the goal of our Freshman year: We became Sopho mores. As Sophomores, we were older and wiser, and we had to leam to cope with the experiences which these changes brought. With this year came our first class-sponsored dance, the 1975 Basketball Homecoming Dance. It was our 50's dance and our first taste of being successful as a class, rarher than merely as individuals. .Ss ,. .... a J , A , Our junior year brought changes to each member of the class and to the class as a whole. We were beginning to work together as one body instead of as four hund.red bodies pulling in different directions. During our third year of high school, we sponsored the 1976 Sadie Hawkins Dance. The success of this class activity increased our feelings of class unity. Our tide of success continued with the victory of the Class of '77 in the Boys' Class Basketball Toumament. The spring of 1976 brought our class picnic,-lunior Class Brealtfast, and the culmination of our jun- ior year, the Ring Ceremony. With these events, the Class of '77 reached its state of total unity. We had come ro realize the importance of togethcmcss. GD? Q00 il. MU A.. ' L, ,bt M, Our Senior year, with all of its joys and responsibilities, finally arrived. We once again sponsored a successful dance, the 1976 Football Homecoming Dance. The pep rally for the homecoming game revealed the tremendous school spirit of the Class of '77. The Senior Class won all three spirit trophies: the spirit stick, the spirit link contest, and the ticket-sales award. Our Senior Play proved to be another triumph for the Class of '77, With the help and talents of Mrs. Rose, we were able to produce not only the first musical Senior Play at frown, but also the best Senior Play in the history of the school. Our prom, banquet. and Senior Breakfast were well worth the numerous hours spent in their preparation. They were all events of which the class can be proud. The -Q... ..,L, s 1977 CHARGER was the most original and meritorious volume created by any jeffersontown High Annual Staff. Without the ingenuity and cooperation of the ten Seniors on the 1977 Annual Staff, the high qual- ity of the annual could not have been reached. The goal of our twelve years of school has now been reachedg we have finally graduated. Out school life at frown is over, and all of our activities and accomplishments are now merely thoughts and memories. As we look back on our years atfrown, we will regard them with fond- ness and warmth. The Class of '77 has grown together, and we will remain together in friendship and in spirit. Seniors S7 1977 year worth looking into Rhonda Sharp O I S I C I Gabriel Hernandez I O I S C O The Board determines our school system 's philosophy and our Princpal provides leadershqn in carrying it out Emcsr C. Grayson, Superintendent BOARD MEMBERS: ur Row - Orville IL Miller, Jr., Jem Ruffra, Robem B. Tully, omlyn Hum. and new - Don M. Rzndolph, John P. Bcll,C1rl lx Him, Gml Haddad Su II, Thomas Shullz, Soon Derrick, C B. Young,jr. F mmers I Above: MR. CRAIGMYLE has a big smile on his hce because of the band's luesr rm- Phi. Right: Advising and instmcring students and visirols are everyday ocmrenccs in MR. CRAIGMYLFS life. f f fl ? --62 , X N xi ' -Yi. x seg? A V. -1. 1 N. ., , ,. 'H N' A ff' ' It :Af ,vo-' i ' W. :' , A -Q - 1 f 7 N 1 A. -r'.- A V :fl M Q 'u .. ' fvqqffwg 6 'D 'fi ' '. , 1 :,H , ,M v ,ix-5-I-1 fx' f H bf' m s ,Q X' ' A . 1 VW ' I ,1 X i f -P e as s ' . f- , ' I L Q. q A . . K Ala'-' Tyra . . 3 A ig 5 y A - -' 1 l' 'A' xl? 4 , A W -2' M 2 A A L. , Q . -.QQ W ff? bfi? . ,V 1 aa. M lair 'i , ,mf nf 4,1- 3 i :- A SQ 1 .- tv. g: ,ir .jf f -5 psdfii' - 3 - QW 2 . fm' , A '-.C3I5.1PQ1:.g - N, ' Q, f -V .-.A Q ,. , ,glggzfhffr A , V efsm' . A V V v Y. A ' V -32329. if -,g4.,1f- A , :ji.fsz1,w 6 , ' . W .V 'V Q 1 .1.,J5., . wg., U5 5133 '-,, ,ln YW: X-31 --.1 . W gi-513 133 V1 4, .1 My 2 1 L -..f' :M 'T 'rffrgfi Tiff' N 'V fv, .2 if 59524 Q ak 'f-f-1 :.,'.1. f ., 4- ng W L ff'1:?g-p i I iI1Qi?5?f fe 25'f': 4.9 . ,1 f?-.N.15x , 5 , '. W iff' gg w 2- ' QLQTQEQ' if c . 1+ , Q ff ASLQJF f nj' 9 J- N f1f 'a 319' 1 Assistant Princqals Supervise Students ana' Faculgf The assistant principals at jeffersonrown are among the finest any- where. Putting in many long hours of hard work each day are Mr. Sex- ton and Mr. Mathison of the Senior High and Mr. Hoffman of the ,lun- ior High. Mr. Sexton is responsible for such complex areas of school adminis- tration as computer master scheduling, grade reporting. and attendance. In addition to all of this, he handles the disciplinary actions affecting juniors and Seniors. XVorl-ting with Mr, Sexton is Mr. Mathison, who is in charge of transportation and school activities. ln this capacity, he pro- vides an important service to many students. All Sophomore disciplinary actions are handled by Mr. Mathison. Although the-Iunior High is always stereotyped as small, it neverthe- less is one of the bigger iobs to be taken care of at ftown, and Mr. Hoffman seems to handle it with confidence and ease, He is in charge of all areas of administration relating to rhejunior High, as well :ts han- dling all disciplinary actions relating to seventh, eighth, and ninth grad- ers. Each of these three gentlemen offers unique qualities of leadership to our school, and each deserves our sincere thanks and wholehearted support. JAMES . A, SEXTON, Senior High i-Q ,Q CHARLES MATHISON, Senior High VIRGIL HOFFMAN,-junior High ELAINE HAYES makes use of MISS WEBER'S rounscling services. umfillv ,Q J 4 MICHAEL COLLIER gets an admission slip from MRS. FRANKLIN so that he won't be counted tardy to his next class, vw 171' '- Counselors Offer Planning and Advice The counselors at frown help us in many ways, Whenever :t student has a problem, whether it be major or trivial, our counselors can always be counted on to help in any way they can. In the lower grades, they try to help students plan their schedulesg as we move up, they keep us informed on such subjects as scholarships, vocational opportunities, and colleges. Through it all, they still have time for a smile, an encouraging word, or an affectionate pat on thc back. Mr. Russell, our instmctional coordinator, works with the entire faculty to insure that every possible ave- nue is pursued to carry out effective teaching. To all of these friends we say Thanks, .Q y A. . v CHRIS DUKE receives scheduling infomation from MISS PECK. .11 Audrey Daugherty Ronald-jones Susan Peek Beverly Franklin james Kessingct Nancy Weber Harold Russell llth, lzrh llth, lzth 10th Grade 9th Grade 7th, Bth 7th, Sth Instructional Grade Girls Grade Boys Grade Boys Grade Girls Coordinator Faculty 63 Calyx 11. nk. Hclcn G. Barrier BA.. M.S.L.S.: Vlfinthrop College, Spalding College ig Librarian MargarcrA,i1c 2 I B MS., Ohio Srzue Univ. V - can , am Math, Sficnvc E BM WK? Choral Music Elizalwcrli Balwr 5? H4 HS., Univ. of Oklgxlimua Myra BO lg? 7rh. Szh Grarlr' Cora' B'A'i:U bl' in ni, is 1 Russell Barnlin HS., XVKU sf Physical liducariun E' Varsiry Fourbnll, Assr. Coach , .I.V. Foorball. HC1ltiCl3.lCll .' .1 2 li gli ti 5 15 is :Q fi FA CUL7jY Norma Bockring AB., MA.: UK English Stafford Brandon B.A.. M.A.g Georgerown, The Ciradcl, N.C. Suns Arr Boys' Tennis Conch Bonnie Brusie BS., M.A.1XVKU Home Economics l 1 ll Louis C. Brya B.S., Miss. Valley Stare Uni Hism Marie Burrc A.B., EK 7rh Grade Co Karmcn Bu: BA., M.A.g WK Social Studi Varsity Baseball Cuar . l is i l I john Canfield B.S., Ind. State Univ. Electronics William Childers B.S,, M.S.g Texas Tech, UK Disrributivc Ed. DECA Sponsor Sandy Coke B.S., U of L Physical Ed. Girls' Gymnasrics Coach Wanda Combest Bs.. M.A.g U of L, UK Sth Grade Core Gary Cook BS., EKU Industrial Arts Dolores Crosby B.S., M.A.g EKU Math Math League: Sponsor Karen Dawkins B.S., Miss. College Chemistry Diana DeWitt BA., M.A.g Georgetown, WKU English Sandra B, Diamond B.A,, M.A.g UK 7th Grade Core M,S.g Luda V. Dixon MS., U of L Math Wrestling Coach Sharon J. Dollens WKU, Ind. Univ. SE 7th Grade Reading Patritin B. Dniry M.Ed., U of L Lcaming Disabilities Chargettes Sponsor Faculiy 65 A1 Sharon Eaton B.A., UK Math High Q Team Sponsor Robert W. Ebert BA., Mclitendrec College MCIIROTC Gayle Engle B.A., UK Science Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor Danny Erwin BA., Ky. Wesleyan 7th, Sth Grade Physical Ed. Golf Coach Fresh. Basketball Coach Thelma Farmer M.A., U of L Home Economics FHA Sponsor Sherri L. Fclts B.A., M.A.T.g Morehead Stare, U of L Math B.S., M.A Janice F. Fish B.S., UK Science Ray Fore .g NAV. Missouri State Univ,, UK Math Key Club Sponsor Sherry Fox BA., M.A,g UK Biology, Anatomy High Q Team Sponsor Paul Fugati B.S,, Delta Stan Youth Developmen Varsity Basketball Head Coacl Ken Garvey B.A., U of l Mari joan R. Giancol, B,A., M.A.g EKL Englisl Donna Hancock M.A., U of L English jack Haury B.A., Bellarmine, IU Social Studies Roger Hayes B A M A Morehead Srate Univ. Social Studies Varsity Football, Asst. Coach Q Girls' Basketball Coach ,l ll ll ll we li 6 l,. M3 l Larry Houston B.S., M.A.g WKU Biology Ecology Club Sponsor Emmnlene Howard A.B., WKU Math james Hughes B.A., M.S.g WKU Physical Ed. Assistant Athletic Director X Vx N Henry Huntzinger B.S., Kutzrown State Teachets College MCJROTC jamesjordan B.S., U of L Math. Physical Ed, l' Varsity Football Head Coach, Boys' Track Coach ,Ioan Judah BS., U of L Science jane Keller MA., U of L English Diane Knighton BA., M.A.g Middle Tenn. State Univ., WKU 7th, 8th Grade Arr Karen Krigger H A l l nf I 'l H Y K ! f ll ll 5 A I Q F ll ly-E fl .. l. rl ll l ll il l l l l ll ll 3 i 'v lu 5' il 1 5 ls gl: .il li: H. il ' . Donnzi Lxq' HS., MA.: XVKU Business Ed. IMPRINT Advisor Peggy M. Land AB., M.A,g UK, EKU Business Ed. F, Bmce hinge B.A.. MA.. EKU Ari FA CULYQY 68 Faculty Pguririx E, Lawrence B.S.. U of L Physical Ed. Ted Lcasor B.A., U of I. Social Srurlics Varsity Fooibnll Assn Coach -l.V. Baseball Coach Donna Leiningcr BS., M.Erl.g S. Illinois Univ. Minh P1 Q. 'e iii if 23 ii E. 4 1 Fa . fi E i 1 v Aurilln S. lrslcy B.S., M.ELl.: Davis and Elkins College, Temple Univ. Math Dick lnmburrl B.A., MA.: UK. XVKU Psychology Arhlczir Director Clam A. Markham BFA., Ohio Univ. Stringed Insirumcnrs Sieve Mm BS.. M.A.g Mu Smic U Industrial Basketball: 7ili.. Grade Co. joy' M. M.A.T., Norrhwcsicrn Ui 81h Grade Cl Florence Mclvlu B.S.. M.S.:l Home Econon FHA Spon- f' -Icnnnic MuNnu BS.. MS.: Murray Smic Univ. Scicncc Nailinc- Miciiicmlnrf BS., Ohio Sigue Univ. English PM Mnnignmcry BA.. Bcrczl Collcgc American Hismry Siuilcnr Council Sponsor Mary Moore A.B,, MA.: UK. XVKU English lilizabcth Nucksnn BA., U of L. Spalding Librzirigin Brcncli Pcnrrc N.A., EKU Aucounling ASX. Pcio Pecff AB., Pikeville College Gcrnmn, Russian Gcrmzin Club Sponsor Lluydcan Peiiengill BA., Muskingum College Science Miclmcl Phelps BS., EKU Power Mcclumics BA., N412 Hclcn Pr iihcr Bb., MA.. UK. Business ,Furry li. Popf: M..-Lg Iml. Sum: Univ. Frcnvli Club Spanx: ,lzwquclinu li. Powell HA., MA., U of l. 'Vih. Sth Graiic Corc Faculty 69 ,Iucly Reibel B.S., Spalding College Home Economics, Science L1mnr Richardson M.A., Murmy Snare Univ. Instrumental Music Band Barbara L. Risner B.A., M.A.g Murray Stare Univ. English Human Rclaiions Comm. Sponsor i E ii 3 Wally Roberts BS., Morehead Stare Univ. 53 Biology 53 5 Jane Collins Rose B.S., M.S.g Murray Stare Univ. Drama, English . Thespians Sponsor Norma Rublc Fi BS., M.A.g WKU, EKU, :Q Purdue Univ. rg Math Annual Sraff Advisor ff a, ll Bl il E 2 F 5 ii F5 3 1 fi H joann Samuels lg 5 B.S., M.Ed., U of L. Ky. Snue Univ. Business Ecl. IMPRINT Advisor Karen Schaefer B.S., Morehead Stare Univ. Science j.V. Girls' Basketball Coachp Girls' Track Coachg Boys', Girls' Cross Country Coach Nancy Seewer M.Ed., U of I Special Education Chargcrres Sponsor 'J-L Q. il ' ELL :11 aa num .un n 1 nun 1 1 u-nn n I n nn 4 5 li ,ii 1 Ll la' dr Z S . li f 7 l lf 2: is P? ,. G. i S james Richard Sha' BS.. MS.: Unio College, Ul Mar Mzmon Slictlr B.S., M.A.g Murra Stare Univ., WK! Business Ea Laura Shox B.S., M.A.g EKU. UI Sth Grade Cor Girls' Tennis Couc ...Z Robert Ray Sidcbottom BS., M.A.g EKU Drafting Evic Shrewsberry BA.. M.A,g WKU English Susan D. Simms B.A,, UK English Sr. High Beta Club Sponsor jean Smith BA., Univ. of Texas 8th Grade Core jr. High Beta Club Sponsor Wfillic A. Smith B.S.,j:iclcson State Univ., U of L Special Education Vic Stansberry B.A., Franklin Social Studies Varsity Football, Assr. Coach ,l.V. Foorball, Asst. Coach Basketball, Asst. Coach -3 L t ll Q. 41 l. :t J v t 1 L 5 l Q. l in M. If ie 1 E I. ss ll V i 1 . E i I E 3 i i Bonnye Swim B.S.. Union College English Marilyn Switzer BA., David Lipscomb College 7th, Sth Grade Math Fonda Taylor BA., EKU English Q.. .J Hal Taylor HS.. M54 IU, WKLI Driver Education joseph XV, Tiggs BS.. M.Ed.: Ky. State Univ., U of L General Music, Choms Mary C. Tordilla BA., Murray State Univ. 7th Grade Core , Isa, '39 f i:: t .. Q, ,. lu Z- Rurh Turnbull B.A., U of L Li brnrizm Marian Vogt BA., Wasliington Univ. Mnzh Nancy XValsh B.M.E., lllurray Starr: Univ, Math a S3 E? F ,f za P es .a ra ..s .-1 +- H 1 3 5 r FA CULYjY 72 rmny I Alan K. Wilson BS., M.S,g WKU, IU Science Pep Club Sponsor Margaret B. Wlisc A.B., EKU Art 51 Q1 95 F Q., La .I .1 1 9 Si i P N .- S 4 -- a Q Cliff Wir: BA.. Univ. of S. Florida Latin, Humanities Latin Club Sponsor Marvin E, Wolpcrr BS., MS.: lU Science, Math Narionnl Honor Society Sponsor Rosemary E. Wlordcn l3.S.. M,A.T.: Centre, U of L Sth Gracie Core il sl 3 ga s l ii Ei 3 gi 51 Gail Yam B.S., WK Business E Bcvcrly Zwick B.A.. MA.: UK. WK Physical ii Ojjqce Stajf T V Aides, and Bookstore Manager Serve Faculgf and Students Alike There lzulies render an invaluable service ru srudcnrs and faculty mem- bers alike, li is impossilnle ro lisr all :har they do :ind equally impossible so aclequuely thank :hem for their help. We will simply say Thanks, cape' cially for your ever-present smile! M. Garrett. D. Smirh,j. Spencer Library Aides xx X-...,,, 'X' if ' ..-f .3 N P. Bmmlcv, P. Hall P. Wnmpler, N. Lewis Sr. High TV Aides jr. High TV Aides S. Floor, M, Macleod Jr. High Office Staff .ag , Q gg .R lst Row -J. Alexander. B. Shuck. 2nd Row - I,-jordan, S. Sanderson, P. Foshag, M. Bickcl. Sr. High Olfirc Sufi rmny 73 Essential Personnel Provide Needed Services Under tltc cztpalwle leadership of Mrs. Gladys Mttrkwell. the lunchroom stuff provides us ditily with excellent meals. It is not surprising then that our lunch lines are so long! Not only do we have it wide variety of foods, but unch dish is perfectly seasoned - almost its good as home cooking. Mrs. Evelyn Xlllilliams manages the bookstore here at frown. She helps students obtain their books and school supplies daily. She stays busy all the time. but especially so at the beginning and end of school. Het excellent method of managing the bookstore makes sfhool life much easier for the students, The custodial staff at .Vtotvn is among the finest uny- whcrc. No one will ever see ll dusty locker top, a dirty floor, or Lt messy classroom, because the custodians work hard all day. from early in the morning until lrttc at night. The two security guards at -l'rown, .lim Ernst and George Skinner. are both big favorites with the students. They relate well to the students, as well as to the faculty and the administration. Their jobs are essential to main- taining school order and discipline, To all of these people we owe it great debt of gratitude. berause they unselfishly give of themselves to make life :tt j'town more conrfortable and safe for :ill of us. Wh. .A GS 4 W ms lsr Rim - M. Wltcler, M, Charles. G, Mrrkwcll. N Suthcrlmtl, R llutlct Intl Rom - M l'.ulct-r, R Favoltl.,l Otto, D Gtnthcl. M. liiscnbatk, W. lfnnl. D Helm ini Rott Y li llnnlct. N t'nur.ul. C Ruger.. ll Nun. ti llrtxtkel. Ifnt,lE Smitlt.H,Sxuuh u t 1 w v 1 i 1 I I I I I It Hope ut: .tum ttf me drop that Wm rpm' Mrs Williznts renders an invaluable scrvire. and always with a smile Mrs Bryant prepares to serve cvervonc's favorite 4 Pina! 74 Faculty Lcfr: Security guard JIM ERNST talks no a couple of frown srudenxs wirh his usual charm. grave. and debonaire. Below: CARL PlT'l'EI.KO.,IAMl5 THOMPSON, and NORMA TOVINSEND. day Cuslodians at J'-own, puux during uhh nl :heir busy day: long enough for us -0 rake :heir picmre. Ahuuhff uh, fuuwduh, KENNY Mhnoox. was hu. umm for the pam-fu. 4 E5 , F-. J 4 ,, 0 ,-M.:-ffpn-,' ,.f About Security guard GEORGE SKINNER pohus 10 Tom' ERNSPIKER. MARY Hume. md hmuome LONG as the culprits. This was 1 posed picture. right? xughfz Rughuz KATHY WORDEN and RENEE RAATZ cnioy znorhcr one of,jIM ERNSTS :all rules. Faculty 75 Administration 76F Faculzjf and They Create Order Out of Mass Confusion I'm sorry, hu: you made a misnke: bubble gum does nor cost 32.000 1 piece. 5 rf- Oddly enough, Elvis mkcs :imc our to help 1 smdcm in ncai. l ..J .Q W +4 -ts if v--A lk. ... ,.- Above: No. l'm sorry. bun you r.m'r hav: six study halls! Lch: Excuse me, sir, bu: :his is GIRLS P.E. No, mix! just because you llunkcd T.V. Scicncc docsn'r mean you have no jump our rhc winduw. 411 , I ?E.,,f..,.Q,, .- - H- s ,. ullxl. , 1 Faculty 77 1977 a year worth looking into Kathy Johnson LeA nn Matlock Doug Ingram O Q S I I O I PRESIDENT bum Srmhmcicr VICE PRESIDENT Suri Housum SECRETARY Mary Lucrsun TREASURER Sonia Luna HISTORIAN Megan Ly-mm john Banon Helen Board Dcodcc Boon: Debra Bronaugh Debbi: Burl-as Forgcnia Byars john Calvcn Peggy C3 m pbcll Pcnny Canada Pani Czzrim Scan Czrrcr Mark Casry Jzckic Caudill Craig Canfield Dzvid Chapman Chns Chcsslcx Sue Christian Noel Clark Pzm Clcary Tony Calvin Kamn Connelly B0 Juniors JUNIORS CLA S OF19 8 3 1 ff. F. 1 gn' bil QTFVE IA!-OLLFTTE spnnu for home plnc Robbie ctwglv Lur Cnc ' In ' Cook Ann Cox I.ind.r cm cindy ctfiwfonl Kzrrn ctfrwfvm Honnic cunbmwn iglnig mmiggs Bryan Cundiff mum cirnningrmrr Dunne Cupp Run curry Slum lhlcy ,Imam mi-is Ronny Davis Lisn Dennison Karen Disrlcr ,Inhn D.-w Salim. Duwdvll Makc xmmn rfagir Ann nu,-fa Cindy Iialy mimi 15.111-1 Mary lEix:nluuck Dawn ranging DIEIE DEE HUME Clmi PAULJAKOBY shaft el quick hir of guasip be-fore thc hcll snunrls, TINA HEAD sccms curious ro know whu rl's all about. Juniors Bl Renee limspiker Tony Emspiker Brenda Emsl Nike' Evans T om Ferguson Michelle Fond David Gzddic Pam Gaines Mitch Galhof Leslic Gcnrry Linda Gerber Angela Gibbs Linda Gidron Glen Glzscoe ,lolrn Glass Debbie Godscy Cnhleen Goerx Denise Gorcnnr Gres Graham Greg Gramig Lisa Gramig Churk Grieslnber Sreve Gricsliabcr Mike Gregg Linda Haag Kg! Hamilton Sreve Hzmmack jeff Hzmpron jeff Hanfoclc Angela Hairsmn Pan-ici: Hare Gregory Harris David Harrison Gloria Harwell Bonnie l-hwlhome Mark Head Tin: Head Marcella Hcinsohn Barbara Hcndcrman Paula Hendricks Mary Ann Henegar Melissa Hennies Kuic Herd: Maria Hcmandez Q9lL 1L Chris Herrel Kevin Hcslin 82 Juniors ' 4-und Frum Ill: smile on THOMAS VVIl.SON'S face, it is evident that srliool can sometimes be fun! 1x 'gala William Hirlsman lhhshecno Hillman David Hines Ricky Hodges Debbie Hof l man Colleen Hoppe lzun Homung Srari Housum jcnollz Hughes Kirk Hughes Dec De! Hume William Hummel Grl Humphrey Mon Hundley Eliza r Hurcy Linda Husband Douglngnm Pauljzlroby Rzndyjarncs - , lnri Jewell Daniel johnson Greg jordan Mini Joidan Shamn jcslin Tcrcsa ump Cindy Kelly Eilre Kell! :en r emparalurs Beth Kempf jeff Kennedy David Kersting Dan Kidder Viclric Ki per Tammy Knczevich Steve Knierern jane: Knight Michelle Koenig Sieve l1Fol lene Laurie lamb Cindy Landherr Marlene langolf Dennis lzuxmzn Darrell lay Betsy layman Pam llm Mike Lindsey Juniors 83 Robbin Lirrrcll Alzn Lcwis Mary Luerson Sonia Luna Ron Luric Megan Lymm Mikc Lyons Debbie Maggzrd lingua Mqgwood Bcdg Mug, Robin Mzrsh Doug Martin Danny Marringly Sylvia Mmangiy Q. i - -, Tom Mayhugh ' Debbie McAfee Bob McGinley Dorm: McClain Mark McCoy Bclira McDonald kvm McDonald Cheryl MrGan1:y Rohgn McGee ...Q-5 Barbara Mclnryrr i. David Mcrinnerh Tim Merrdirh Vicki Milt: i QxYu?v5I 3 f Robin Monrgvmcry Doug Moore Mme Morgzn David Morris Karen Mwlq- Cindy Moyers Tammy Moyrrs Debbi: Murphy Gcnlyn Nnl B4 Juniors KATHY WORDEN fills rhc bagpipe wirlx air as sh: gcrs :muy mr me daily ha rice. l. ,pr ROB COOGLIE and RON CURRY imparicnrly keep :hc bench i .,-1 ,Ja FW 'IQ William Nelson Eric Nclhcrron .lon Nicholas Liclunna Nirholas Sammy Nozkcs Malurinr Nnhlc Par Nolrc Kevin O'BrlL'n Pam Orro mm- Page laura Pmloc Kcnncrh Pirkcr Kim Pixsilumc Dan.: Parrirk Kelly Parrcrson Tcrcs: Parrcrson Linn Pauley l'liil Paulin llrcndu Paynr Mike Payne Max Pnl: Craig Pfclfcr Ronnie Perchik Kim Pricrx lic-xic Pclcrsun Tcrri Picrrr Tcrramt Poinrlexrcr Lynn Ponwnorl Arrhur Porrs Tcnlcy Prwcy jeff Pnuhcr Mark Price Perry Pmhsr Mclznic Puckcrr Chris Rzarz Tammy Rambo Norman Ray Kuala mond me iclcs Irwis Rcccc Martlu Rcirl Mary Ann Reid George Reihcl Dcnnis Riggs Jry1.,'nn Rnbnmn Vicki Robinson Jsllllw-P Juniors B5 'Diana Rowzn Betsy Ruclt Terry Ruefl Alan Ryan Syvil Szlameh julie Sanders Jennie Sauer Barbie Saucr Kim Schmidt Mike Schulte Richard Schultl Nancy Schultz Susan Schumer Charlotte Schwenker Beverly Scrivener Rosie Seward Gregory Shively Charles Simpsern Sylvia Simpson Bctryjo Singleton Dana Skceters Glen Skinner jadnta Smith Karen Smith Mieldyn Smith Em Smothers Charlene Snider Kathy Sotsky Debbie Scwder Bryan Spradlin Debbie Sprart Diane Spratt Susan Sp-renger Doug Spurlock Frank Steinbrrnner 9S?iiiun'Stephensb B6 Juniors f W. Eg, f-. AW f 8 . 'Qt ri I. f It A an 1: Alter giving his very best effort, CRAIG CAUFIELD anxiously awaits the announmment of the winner. -v r. P 1 L - ss . IN Q ' i t 1, t 1 .IA Belinda Swv:-ns Rubin Stt-vcntun David Stone stcptmttf sum- Billy Strung: Dura Srrnhmctcr Sandra Stmutl Terry Stump Miko Sttllivzn Mclxtnic Swntzy Dittcll Tasman Ltmtt 'rztyrttf Natalie Tnylnr Kathy Thuckcr Brcck Tltum.ts Rcptn Thttmtt Celeste Thompmn Ken Thompsnn Lisa Thompson Rhtmdst Thompwn Sheri Thompson Teri Thompsun Tyla-r 'Dtortxpsnts Wilbcrt Thumpmn Kevin Tishcvmr ,lami Thornton Alun Todd Luxricia Toney ,Ixy Ttsturwrin Jotm 'rfibbfy Tcri Tribhlc Kathy Turku Lisa Turner Terric Vaughn Brian V,tttlct ANGELA GIHHS and MIKE DUNCAN vntlntc thc Inst five minutes of at seemingly cntlless study hail. Junior: 87 - lnnnicjo Vcssels clmy vm 1-an-an wg: Debbie Vcll iafmgm wldfll Greg wagner Anim Wfzgoncr George Waxson Danny Wcnz Lillian Whcxrley Lori W'hil: Mary whim Nike Whirc Shciinh Wiiilficld sqm Welty cindy Wilkerson Chrisxinc Wlillard Gino Xvxlliums Sluwn Wijhgmwa- Kathryn Worden Dclbcn Yamcy Bill Young Randy Young Greg Zena Vic Dixon jeff Lawson Diana Mcfiamish jun Sznning Pxtliriz Scrivcner Kyle Simms Km Smidi Mike Sokacz Could SONIA LUNA be wriling Santa Clzus? No way! 11's :hose sincs and :mines char have her so occupied. I BB Juniors Z! nw Af, 1 4 5, L 'Q' 11'g, W? - 7 Yi 94 1 .pl 7 ,.,- .Q SOPHOMORE LASS OFI9 9 r x .1 l 4 r 'Q ,- ,... PRESI DENT Mark jordan VXCIZ PRESIDENT Erin Church SECRETARY Kim Pass TREASURER Mary ,ru Mmm HISTORIAN Doug Perkins Srcvc Age Jmnanc Alexander sandy Arm-r, Dcbbic Allen Mark Allen Debbie All vcicr , u y gcicr Mark Ausnuw joe Baird Karen Baird Mike Ballard Lou Ann Brlrcnburgcr Sarah Banks Danny Burkcr Vicki Bama .lan Ames Mark Barn' Amanda Bnrd Ginny Bell Ruth Bcblillcr Suszn Berry Sophomore: Valrric Bickcl Ralph Bil 'TEEVQ Denise Bischoff Richard Bischoff Debbi: Blakeman Susan Blankcnbakcr Chris Block Andy Bogard Alva Bolcworc Lee Bond Kim Bonn Glcnda Bowles Sam Bradford Kam Bnnlcy Serhcna Bmnzugh Patricia Brooks Traq' Brudcr Burecn Bryant julie Bryant Darrell Buckley Kelly Buffalo: Mirch Bunger Donna Burkhart Terry Buschcrmohle Tony Buschkoeucr Gtcrgc Bullet Lorrie Cahoon Tina Calvert Becky Carficld Kevin Camcs Chris Carrcr Jane! Cans: -limcsizrv Ann Cassidy Dennis Caudcll Robert Caudill Kim Chappcll Craig Chearham Connie Chissom Lori Chrisrian Erin Church Penny Clayton Cathy Cclbum Sxcve Cole Todd Colvin Robert Tex Conway 90 Sophomore: 1 JILL RUEMMELE is off ro a quirk sun, - K lol WALLY LESLEY surs as Oliver. ll in l ' r , lk V . fl is Q ll?-. L , s-5' , , 1 ,J in - ,, wb. ' 'i Z! i ff. Q15 .aff YJ., Becky Cook Rebecca Cook Kcvin Cooks Russcll Coukscy Linda Crourh Nicki Curclla Kzrhlccn Curlovic Trim Curry Srcvc Curtis Bill Cusick Kevin Danccy Sharon Davis Arthur Dunmn Barham Durbin Arr Ebcrhardt Naomi Ebcrhzrr Monica Ecldins Anna Eiffcr Vivian Fmircliilrl Cindy Fcigc Audrey Fcrry Inrrie Ferrer Chuck Fisher Senna Firzwarcr Alice Flahcrry Scan Floor: Donna Franck: Richard Funk Pam Franklin Chris Fricdrivh Sandy Gabclc Anncne Gziddic Diane Gus: jzmcs Gezrharr julia Gocrz Chcryl Goodlnw Harley Gough jeff Gnmig Dian: Graves Kevin Gray Carolyn Grczthnusc loc Greer lqark Grccn Kim Grecnnbsc' Doug Groenslade Margarcr Grvgg Torts: Grzisscl Sophomores 91 Elaina Gumcr Gregory Haddcr Michelle Hagcndorn Lisa Hahn Claudia Hall Dcnisc Hall Susan Hall Riffar Hanif lrigh Hnnnan Norma Hardin Lisa Harringzon Teddy Harris Virginia Harrlord Tammy Hawrhornc Daryl Hayden Shannon Hayes ancr nys Miclicllc Head Kathy Hedges Marcia Henry Brenda Hickman Rhonda Hicks james High Pzrsy Huldcr Jann Hon Kim Hur-an Cheryl Homung Melanie Hosrcucr Russell Howard Mary Hume Grc ma Hun: Debbie Hun Kay Hun Kathy llcr Donna Ingram 92 Sophumcres -Q-v x . MARILYN RITZ wnxnrrarcs on her nccdlcpoinr KlM GREENROSE and DENISE HALL lead rhc crowd in cheers. Q Debbie Insco Ericjackson David james Inh jenkins Karhy Jennings Chrisrina jewell Barry johnson Chris jones Todd jones Mark jordan Debbi: udd ie Kaiser Pam Kaiser Diane Keller Doug Kelley Pam Kelly Steve Kennedy Sabrina King Joyce Kirchens john Klarer jim Knighr Bob Kramer Debbie Ewson Mike lawson Terri layman Barrylace Emory Lac M. G. lae,jr. jackie Lef lew Rick lrirner Wdly Lesley Melodic lcwcllyn David Lewis ,l ffq, X' Q'4l2yendeclrerjY james Lincoln Susan Linmln Todd ungr- Marioric long layne Foote Paula Lorring Wayne Lowry Theresa Lynch Krisry Lyons Dang Maddox Greg Maddox Harry Mann Tonia Mirrin Soplwmoru 9 'l Carol lvhtlhtvls john Malringly -V hhrlsz llzlltill Susie Mrlllne f Pal fluff: .ska ii - .Jai jenna McDonald Scorr McDowell Scorr McFarland Debra MrGloin Charles McGuire Brian McNeil Melinda Mckcynolds Dori Mclllbaucr Carla Mallard V Joe Mcndoza David Meyer Curris Meyers Ron Mike Leisa Miklcs ' Thomas Miles I l ' x -Qx X l 4 V' X lala .4 lo Miller Shari Miller Renee Mitchell Rolgin Mnnin lnric Morrison Sranlcy Mulberry Keith Noble Kirk Ogrcn Harry Olcndorl Carmen Panloia Tammy Pmluc Milrc Parsons Kim Pass N J Nancy Paulin Terry Pennington Doug Perkins Laura Pfcifcr Mark Pichel Carolyn Pike Douglas Pilkcnron Brock Pirrman Denise Pound Glen M. Price Karen Pricsr Qfldylbnzfll LEISA MlKLES enrenains ar rhe MissjHS pageant. 94 Sophomores 1 Cherie Prow Gary Pylcs sandy Quinn .,...-. jArlr Quiz: Ba-.axial mind ,. jackic Rancy Milrc Rapson Mike Ra A V I oc Redman Karhy Rccscr jd I Rchmcr Donnie Rcizzcl Ronnie Rritzcl Carla Rclcneller Karen Rice Emcsr Ridcncr Kim Rilcy' Sheri Rinehart Sun Risingcr Sraq' Rincnberry Marilyn Rira Dwighr Robinson Martha Robinson Melani: Rogers -Qelzbigkambug. Michael Rowland Rabbi: Sabislon Teresa Samuels Kaihy Sanders Danny Sauer Susan Sauxtr Myra Schlaughcnhopi james Scholl Alex Schoolcr Gigs Ss:huhL 'Ewmsaiiofk David Shacklmg Mirhg Qhag Richard Sharp Steyr Shcrkr Rosalind Shipley Allison Shore Many Shuck Qmlyn Simpson Sophomons 95 Mark Simmons Carolyn Simpson William Sinclair Theresa Skidmore Sherman Skinner Pzm Slaughter Kim Sloan Dcbra Smith Mary Smith Melvin Smith William Smith Billy smarhu Cindy Spanyst jd f Sparks Scott Spears Todd Stallings Gloria Starks Chu Stephens Donna Stcphcns Mary Srephmson Shari Stephens Kathy Stew-an Leigh Stewart lori Story David Stoln Annie Srovct jzclti: Sturgeon Kathleen Sullivan Robert Swan Gary Tasman Kir Taylor Charlie Thomas Robin Thompson jill Rucmmrle Mark Tipton Dwayne Towle: 96 Sophomores Wake up. DEBBIE the iudgcs are watching! jerry Traurwcin Glynn Tumer Melody Tyler sam vallmdangham Kcnncrh Vamr Becky vm Slyke Barbara Visser Sarah Wissman Eric Weaver jeff Weszerlznd Lisa Wilson Lisa Yankowy Lynn Yates Barbara Zwickcr fit: r 'A The expressions of RHONDA HICKS, DEBBIE ALLEN, and TIM MATTINGLY leave us guessing as ro wha: is happening. Above leh: SUSAN HALL whoops ir up ar a pep rally. Sophomores 97 FRESHME CLA SS OF 1980 PRISI DENT Pam Lcwallcn VICE PRESIDENT Srarr Blzkcnun sncnsrmw Kim fnlscxff TREASURER Traci Warson HISTORIAN Cheri Cardwell lconard Able David Ackerman Glenna Albert Kim Allgeisr Ice Allgeier Mike Anderson Daniel Angel Tim Armsrrong Carol Amar Karen Asbury Denise Bakcr Mika Ballard Tony Barbour Kcirh Bamcxr Ashley Barrlen Gary Baskerr Mike Baucll Susan Beasley John Bcnrderri Barry Benner: james Bcnrlcy 98 Fraxhman K Q, els? ,1 -' 1 f :fig MN b '- X ' x 1 , Pi' .f X 593 W ip: X 'Q . , y . f! '1.. Kenny Curriss john Cusick Debbie Dadisman Tommy Darsl Gerald Davis Ricky Davis Sharon Davis Val Dawson Keirh Dirkman Nznq' Didier Friday Dixon Terri Dixon Bi-em Dodge Brian Dodge Terri Dcwdell David Downs Brennan Doyle Lynn: Di-islcell Carolyn Dmry Mark Duclccrx Steven Duclren Kim Dummcr Gregory Dunnn Cheryl Dupin Zonem Easxerly Karhy Eckcrle Soon Edingron Sreve Fdringron Bernie Eisenluck David Eiscnback Scou Eiserr Glen Elder Trish Ellingsvmnh Bobby Elliot: Michelle Elliorr Angela sms Tony Ellis Susan Elswick cheryl Emerson Sonya Emi-ah Romana Ernspiker Chris Fain Chris Falvey Alan Fenwick Todd First Gerard Flannigan jznicc Ford 100 Freshmen ,JK is DOUG KELLY looks as rhough hc's ready to hir :he books! 1 ,.. gt' ig . .uxg JACK Sr EARNS' book is such a rhriller. ir's hard ro pur dow n. 'nm Ford Robby Fosrer Srephanie Fosrer Nona Fox larry Frcebom Teresa Freebom MMR French Cynthia Gabhm Eric Gardner Dxwn Gas! Linda Gazaway Kclly Gcnrry Todd Ganz Rin Giarras Robert Gilpin Connie Ghscoe Glcn Goins Mark Graf! Gerg Grahzm ,-,fi Donna Gramig Tom Gravarre Dtnnis Graves Lynne Ann Grawemcyer Pnnfn ony Marilyn Gregory Linda Gricshaber Parrish Griffin gag, Grimshaw Bea Griule Tony Gmbbs David Haag David Haas buddy Haggard Parrick Hale Ashley Hall Brenr Hall Dana Hall jerry Hardin Cissic Harilson Judy Harris Robin Harris William Harris Eliubsrh Hzrchell Ice Harchcrr jrmcs Hawkins Sheila Hayden Diane Hcdgcs Freshmen 101 john Hcinsohn Susic Heiscr me Paul c rn Terrance HTEESETJ Carey Hcnegar Berrina Hergcr Karen Hilbert Tcrri Hill John Hoffman Paulerrc Holmcs Carrie Hood jane Hood joe Hood Gary Hoolncl Kenny Hooper Lisa Homung Theresa Housley Carmen Houston joe Howard Connie Huckleberry Becky Hudson Darlene Hudsperh Laurie Hughes Tony Huio Herman Humphrey Paul Hunt Troy Hunr ,lames Hurley Todd Inman Tcrcsa lnslo Marla Iverson Fnn,uk0by Czmillcjasmin Urol jenkins Sharon johnson l02 Freshmen Y mimi? - Homecoming was a windy evcnr for Princess candidate DOROTHY MOSBY and hex bmrhcrfescorr NATHAN MOSBY. Teresajollnson Monica jones Tmyjoncs Mike jordan 'r' Bennie jump Mike jump Mike ,lung julie Karem q Eric Kasrell - jeff Keller Q an Linda Kellogg ...W N- ,D .3 .-a Cheri Kelly This has to bc a case of Bclrer lar: Than Never. joel Kelly Mike Kelly Danny Kemper David Kennedy Billy Kinkron Manin Kinney Par Kinney Mary Berh Klarcr Bobby Knipp Pzm Knipp Don Ki-.ips laura Kortz john Kremer Mark lake Mike Lmndlicrr Mark landnim Mike Inna F' ' johnny Ire Mike hee Tim Lefevrc Pam lnvallen jeff Lewis Kathi Lincoln joe hang Melanie long Tom Luers-en Shayne Lyles Ronnie Lyons f Izmonr Maddox Donna Magwood james Marchal linda Maupin Dcbn Miles Linda Miller Alexander Moore Freshmen 103 Kathy Moore Kerry Moore Debbi: Moran Dorothy Mosby Dorothy Mosby Tony Mullins Billy Murray Tracy Nallcy Tim Nelson Eric Nessen Anita Neuter David Nntlcs Tina Nichtcr Pam Nicldcs Marla Nolte Richard Nugent Morgan Nutt Tandra O'Neall Debbie Page Pam' Pm Tim Page Clmcrun Pape Anita Pard0l1 Joe Pmtlq Jeff Payne Bill Pnkc Tim Pehlke Beth Penner Jeff Phillips Kathy Phillips Kathryn Pilkenton Anthony Pitts Caroline Poole Steve Prather Tim Price Paul Probst IO4 Freshmen -r .N MUCH LYONS does a msh iob on his assignment for his next class. -.. -.. The buses arc ready to roll and all seems quiet, but wait until the bcll rings! Gary Presley Tim Ptow Stephanie Puckett Tom Quinn Pam Rambo Chet Ramsey Qndy Ray Kim Ray Gary Raymond jackie Redman David Redmond Tina Rees Cindy Rcesct Lisa Remington Nancy Retcneller Penney Revell Tammy Reynolds Kevin Rhodes Barbara Riggs Vickie Riggs Perry Risinget Bam' Ritter larie Rina: Iaun Robb Paul Ross Chip Rowe Perry Rowe janet Rowland Bnme Rubin Barbara Rucker Bonita Russell Angela Ryan Debi Sapp Ixslee Sanford jennifer Satori Freshmen 105 john Schieman leisha Schmidt Melinda Schmidt Nanny Schmitt jeff Schneidlmiller Di Scholl Dan Shnlcgng joan Schulte David Schultz james Schuman Linda Schumann Mithacl Schwenkcr Paula Seewcr jeff Shacklerre Gre Shader Cheryl Shively Keith Shively Karwin Simms leonard Simpson Lisa Simpson Pam Simpson Sherry Simpson Dany Slaughter Adriane Smith Allen Smith Brad Smith David Smith jane: Smith Kenny small. Lisa Smith Patrick Smith Tina Smith Deana Socacz jay Sotslry Tina Spencer jim Spradlin jul: Steams Theresa Stepp Alan Stogsdill Denny Stone joey Stone Kathy Strohmeicr Karen Stump Gary Swan Sharon Sweasy Allan Swink l 06 Freshman 4 :ul Zi CONNIE GIASCOE and a friend share some fhiwhar before rhe end of lunch. .i... j cry i X 5 -A f -' - -QF' J ' . , fi i 1 f 1 Q is ' S. ,, I! N .ik yi., X' is Ai 1 xy ui-x J A s 2 r i .wr 1 rl' ' ' '5 LT' 3 e 'T QQQ .1 3. .1- ' A ,QQN u,'-r. Dianna Taylor Doyle T owles Billie VanMerer Mike Vogi Debbie Walker Marry Walrers Mark Wamer Chris Warren james Washington Tracey Warson Beverly Wan David Weaver Ann Werner Martina Werner David Wesley Sieve While Yolanda While Rachel Whireley Karen Whirmcr David Whirson Greg Whirworrh Laura Whobrrv bprelia Wicklille Carolyn Winlcmer Karhy Wigglesworrh jeff Wilberr Cindy Wilder Sieve Wiley Tim Willard Greg Williams jack Williams Drew Wilson james Wilson larry Wilson Tom Winnenbcrg Brenda Woods Ronnie Woods Wanda Woods Mark Worden john Wmnski Alphonso Young Tom Zabel Bonnie Zehner Manhew Lender Karen Ziody Kevin Zulaui Freshmen 107 1977 a year worth looking into LeA nn Matlock Kel01 Thacker o 0 0 o o 0 f X 0 0 fi .9 , ' flfifv V ' 5 3 Q J 4 . 'ur MFQHF.. IV S2 ,, .:, , ,,,. .,,0,.,aiM IQ, ' 1 ex, uv'-9:2 1 - ' - .gg .e. JM.. LX ' .fiilffiq ., 3:,?l?+ - 1--el - Af ' K 3, .,' T: '3Jfn . :Li-3 W 5 121- e-,fj-ifzf' ::.a..:1'., f V' . ..: Psy. wg 5 .:,5: a . S. 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On the weekends I usually go roller-skating or to the movies. One of the best things that has happened to me here at frown is winning Mr. jr. High. lt's really an honor to be the first Mr. jr. High ar.l'totvn. ffwn Q87 I like to play softball, basketball, and other sports. ln the summer I especially enjoy playing volleyball and going swimming. On the weekends I go roller-skating and hardly ever miss frown ball games. One of my favorite memories here at ,I-town is being able to have represented the seventh grade in both football and basketball homecom- ing. I think when I get oltler, l'cl like to be a model, 1 Jr. High Ill Ann Able Chris Adams Rhonda Adkins Bzrban Ahlhaus ,loym Allgcyer Gary Anderson Terry Anderson ' P li' I A Debbie Angel Claus Amd! V Y Mary Berh Amold ---. Lisa Babcock ics Ballard Mark Ballard Sheila Bmon -w Sharm Beals George Bell Richard Bellucci Devnm Bel: End Bird Steven Boldery Annie Bordoli Mike Bowcns Janice Bowles r s zrd ro believe THIS is lhejunror Hugh' Sre phznie Bnmin Todd Bridwell Vinor Bright Tim Brinlcy Rochelle Briscoe Terry Bmssart Fred Brown mv Gina Brown Srcve Brown Tami Bmder lnri Bryan: Loleu Buckner Tray Buckner Jancr Bungcr Debbie Burkhudr Mark Burmn Howard Bnrler lloben Bunch Joyce Czsey Connie Cherry John Clark I ., H2 8th Grads '13 wg, 1 4 Atl - s ...VX .T Q iii, f' Ex .Ak 9, l 'YL Kamn Gordon Camille Gray Robin Grtcnxuac Mike Hack Kelly Hahn Carhy Hall Dan Hall David Hall jim Hall Smrty Hampton Laura Hannan Karen Hardcsly Alyoe Harilson Glenda Han Craig Hassrnan Patricia Hawley Duane Hayden Elaine Hayes Cindy Hays Jeff Henderman Kevin Hill Rudy Hood Fml Hoppe Mi:hael Horton Pam Huber Dori Huff Cindy Humzinger Denise Hun Darrell lngnm Gln' Jfwbv Banyjames Chuckjennene Lcmyjewell Daniel johnson Drvan Jana Todd jones ll4 BlhG1udo CHRISTY ZUHARS, CINDY HUNTZINGER, and ED MARTIN represent their homeroorns in rhe znnunl Chrinmas Basket Program .fx Susm Kaiser Sonia Kames Narzlie Karpinslry Donald Kelly Karhleen Kelly Amshumarhi Kempuraiurs Mike Kline Docia Knrlevirh Sreve Kniflley Mike Koenig Sheila Koshewa jeff Kramer Richard Kutcher Nathan lauderdale Eric Laurcrbaclr Lavonnc lawrence Teresa lawson Craig layman Nancy: ledfonl Susan Lcemore Srevc Lincoln Sylviz Lippold Phyllis lockhzrr Charlene Lucas Cmnie Maines Richard Mania: Ed Manin Karen Martin Lee Manhews David Mauingly Lynn Marroxx Gena Maupin Sandra May Thomas Meadows Chris Meredith Robin Mcrryman Berry Meschel Bfh Grad: l I5 Jean McDonagh Smn McG1l-la Pzm McGuire Erie Miller Jenny Miller jimmy Miller Parry Miller Doug Morris Lisa Mudd Angela Mullins Doug Nally Buddy Near Robin Niclner Karen Nickey jeff Nicolzs Darrell Ol:-erhausen Dwayne Payton Bridger! Pope Danny Quirc Marsha Ralston Terry Rambo Kelli Ramsey Kelvin Redmond Pam Russell Dorothy Sain Chris Samuels Debbie Sanders Nathaniel Sanders Todd Sayre Debbie Schcrtinger Melinda Schmidt Sandro Schulten Dzvid Schuln John Schuue Srevc Sergeanr lewis Shaw Ronnie Shecklcs Pnshamh Shelur Mike Shelton umm shfpm Mark Shcmd konard Silon Cznolruzh Simpson Raymond Simpson I I6 8th Grads .nn ,nm-i JULIE FREEDMAN washes her hands zfrer working on her pruiecr in an class. f This mm is defrmrely USA BENNETT or LORA BENNETI' Duane Yocum Rhonda York Karen Zcrrler Kristin Zuhars .Y- Tinz Singer Kendall Smirh Srcphen Sprur Sandra Stark Donna Steier Jen swan Eric Sreinbrenncr Edward Sullivan julia Taylor Vivian Thacker John Thomas Dicmer Thompson Jeanie Thorran Curtis Tolson julia Tullock Paul Vim Price Viers Km Voir Teresa Vowles lanier Vlnlllce Tracy Walrx Toni Weaver Bobby Webber Gimmelia Webster Faurine Wcbsrer Diane Weinberger jill Wcsrerlund Tammy Whnrlcy Smcven Whirmcr Sheri Whitson Lcnon Whixrxkcr Ronald Whimker Hank Willznbrink Venn Williams Mark Wood Paul Worden Malindn Ymkqy Sth Grade ll7 Diane Ackerman Evererr Ahlhaus Mary Allgeier Marri Anderson Karen Arthur David Asbury julie Avis james Bailey Steve Bailey Bemadine Bamcy Par Bax Wayne Bedingfield Rurh Bell Robyn Bellamay Ann Benincasa Lisa Bennerr kara Benner: jenniler Berry mul aqui: David Blackbum Curt Blain Donna Blake Chrisrine Boianowski +1-' vida: Boling john Bomar Debonh Bowers Lisa Bowling Michzcl Braden Victor Brighr Will Brown Bill Bmwning Kerry Bryan: lei! Bunting Karhleen Buxsch Sheila Campbell Laura Qrdwell Yolanda Qrgill jnhn Camey W Lonna Qudill ,Q Jeff Chearham Molln Chrisral Mary Cleavinger Ben Cobb Marry Cnker l lB 7lh Grade IRIS JASMIN whistle: wh il: she works. f-'i ' f we 5 L 1 4: -46 11. ,f 5, 4- -r-1 7- SWI TZER and her ahaduw capnue a few srudenrs' anenuion in jr. High T.V. lnli Conliffe Susan Connelly Lisa Coopcf Ruby Cooper Holly Comeliaon Delayne Cowley Denise Crawford Carla Crum Kennnh Curlavie Zima Curry 'Em Curtis Judy Dadisman Mike Dahlcm Terry Dudcn Anibony Davin Gina Davis Eric Dcleeuw jcanclle Desholel Lisa Donaldson David Duuglas Larry Dnin Cheryl Dugan Rnnald Dutli hchuy Faucrly Marvell: Edwards Yevem Edwards Theresa Eirk Joyce Elder Kcmy Ellion Ricky Ellis David Hlmen Bill England Danny England Todd Pain wana: Fm.-ing David Flaherty lm Fond Sandra Foshzg jeff Foster Kim Foster 7lhGnado ll? lxmy Fosrer Kim Fnncnnia Sharon Fnlnk julie Freedman Valerie Fmmm Tamara Fulrz Gary Fuqua joscph Furman Kwan Gnyson laura Grcgg Tim Griffin Bnlcr Harris Kevin Harris Margaret Harris James Han clmla H.-.yn Daryl Hayes Regina Hclmcs Jackie Hooper Susan Hoppe Lisa Horton Carla Hunrey Claudia Hunrlcy Sandra Ingram Darryl Isaacs john Iverson Wmda jackson Juli: ,lanes lris Jasmin Darlajcnldns Cynrhix johnson David jones Mitch Jordan Shmy Judd Marrhcw Kelly Danny Kline I20 7lh Grade -X X 'we'-' 2 .5 K . ram 1 I, Q.. ou- Some srudcnrs in rhis class find th: phorographcr max inrcrtsring than the material being flashed on rhe overhead proiccror, judy Korllcr Rcnc Kuhlman Raymond uncasrcr Celois lawrence Rcnira Leslie Gem Lockhart Trina Lyons Dana Maddox Sonya Maddox Chris Marcan John Marrin Lisa Martin Steve May David McCoy Heather McDonald Chris McNeil Richard Mallard jerry Miller john Miller Angola Monin Cathy Momgon-.ery Kim Morris Matthew Morrison Vicki Morrison Hal Morhcrshrd Mike Murh Philip Neal Gordon Nicholson Carhrinc Norrhcrn David Obcrhauscn Mark O'Bricn Kar-:n Owen Amhony Parker Debora Parker Kenncrh Parker 7th Grade I Zl Pmi Parsons Mike Passaliume Pazsy Peak Tim Petit: Elaine Pexers Kimi Philpm Jeff Pam: jim Pierce Nicki Polio Peggy Poner Todd Pridcmole Susan Priest Gus Probus Natxlie Ralston Dewey Ray Dwayne Ray laun Reid Paul Renfrew Colleen Revell Stacey Reynolds Tommy Rhodes Linda Robinson Richanrl Robinson Paula Rohal Steven Rosenberg Sam Rubin Eric Rnxledge Guy Sehlcy Jenny Schmid: Teri Schmid: Belinda Schrader Madeline Searcy Dam Seay Kenny Scebold Terry Seller Jim Scrgean: Mark Sermon Kim Shzclden: Mm Shane Yolanda Shelby Chrisn Shexler Kim Smith Lisn Smith Jxniee Sreier 122 79h Grade Boy!junior High life is so exciting. we 4. -'Q -v- JEAN McDONOUGH gets her point acmss as she recites in from of her core class, Kevin Stivers Bryan Stout David Srrohmeier Pam Sutton - David Swan Gabe Sweeny Kevin Swincher Natalie Sword Paula Taylor Kim Thomas Michael Travis Susan Tmssell Donna Tungate Craig Tuttle lee Tyler Greg Yiers Tammy Vogelsburg Theodore Vogclsburg Jacqueline Wales Debra Walker Lisa Waller Anthony Warren Donna Watt Diuana Webb Sam Weis Will West Leigh Whalen David Whittaker Stephanie Wilding Angela Williams Monica Williams Lisa Wirth Karen Withers Jeannie Woodmff Mark Woods Vicki wright Nick Young 7th Grade 123 , Was I :hc only one buscd no :his school? - 1 H Till I ri Wlnx do you mran, I have to car ir when I'm done! muncrs-JOYCE ALLGEYER. l24 Junior High Junior H i gh We Have a Spirit KIM FOSTER sighs, Somehow this jus: docsn'r look like :he PONZ. has zo wear! A .yy frfvi ' X 3. TOMMY QUINN must be thinking about than skin he -55 Wha1? Arc you crazy? No, you ran'r have my cookie! . -.,.... BRIGHTJOSEPH FURMAN, and SHEILA CAMP- Hey, what color is our team wearing? Girls! l've told you before that you can't play Frolen Statues in P.E.! RITA CU PP finds something very amusing about this map. In this past year, we, the students of jeffer- sontown junior High School, showed our spirit in a thousand different ways. One way was on our Bicentennial Banner project. The subiects of the banner ranged from the Statue of Liberty to Black Spirit '76. Two explora- tory classes composcd of 7th and 8th graders worked on it for six weeks. We now have this symbol of our spirit hanging in the front hall. Another way we showed our spirit was to participate in games and pep rallies. We excitedly yelled our battle cry: F-I-G-H-T. Our spirit was also present in out academic studies. We continued the tradition of Char- ger spirit by eagerly learning and always try- ing to the best of our ability. Our pride in ftown also showed out spirit. We have pride in our school, its activities, and our fellow students. As we continue to grow from 7th and Bth graders to 12th grad- ers, so will out pride grow, because the stu- dents of the junior High, well . . . We have a spirit. Junior High 125 1977 year worth looking into Jo Lynn Robznson Sherri Son Q I 3 I ' U Teri Thompson . O S I . . Laurie Chappell Blaine Daugherty Paul Didier Rose Distler Debbie Dummer Lou Anne Edelen jamie Garrett Brad Hall Cynthia Harper Gabriel Hernandez Pam Howard Naomi Hunt Cheryl Huntzinger jeff jones Ann Klarer Janet Kremer Maudie Lake Susan Maddox Donna McGuire I 28 Honors if ' ' 'air-W Liv Scholarshgn, Character, Leadershm Service M7313 Us ' I - vb a- 'rw' .+u,t'.?.,w,f H.-,wi ,Q !,.:f' eil? A 4 I Pm: i 5, . qs Ea? ' '3---,a I ee -4 Qlnyfil x X A fl fi.-i Q Il f X , ,, I Z1 ?f...' n Ywtgfl -Q: 4 leg? H4 E , ,, r ii . f rl ,.characrer, leadership, and 'sity servree, thirty-nine students ik as , A K . . '.,...I .L iii i ,Qui i Qi ' ,air . Q 'Ai wrist ,351 ,tk -3' ,Q v Al. verge ,,g f 'i3g' 1 ,qw iii? :Q fl R W ri V ,V 'lf . 15:33 'Vg' 3 M 1 ., , s, -- ,A ,V ,..-. - ,.v1w'-f '- no - Aa., ffreiza- 'Q in Q' vie.-gf, , , ,. efgfwfs ' ,fa- 1 ' :ff e I l , . ,, . id H -1 , QU 1: . La ffif?fEs,?5' ., 4. gzsqkgg fa, ,za W , V . ,M v 1 , ' -' ,f-2. H i i . ii if ., lfwgg. ff - f,jf '? - ' K i , 3 -L i ' - Q, - 2 Q , ' Z L V ' 21 5' National Hono -V -.- 4375 atiglgxganization designgdfw gy! f ' , K ine. academic achi V in hi i ' -Qhooljudgekby n faf?Qf f' ' - J. , L .' . A l Q wsgfecniqg oommitvge Mk? f basi mde point average .sw lu I II U I XM. Q, ,',',,,zy E ll? Y 2 f l I V i ii ' - r kwege chosen last spring to omrthe l97Crl977 frown chapter of Q Because one membell Denise Olinick, graduated immedi- ,siimgly after the initiation,,, gelpicrure is not shown. Under the ltileadership of club preside l Paul Didier, vice-president Pam R-Howard, secretary Debbie ummer, and treasurer Rose Distler, The National Honor Soc' has-participated 'in several activities this year. The organiza ' n worked withxhc Red Cross this fall to publicize a local blood d 've. Club members also plan a canoe trip in May. The last Nlilszp ject each year is a tapping ceremony to induct new memhers. gh organization is presently planning this ficerernony, during-whi h number of juniofiyillbe initiatedn: ' continue the NHS traditions of high cha agizcadeip 3 j excellence. 4' ' i ' 1 Y Alert ee I ' ' L ' Lv.?'- I ' Q Q s N :Liar xl xi-J., P rpg Y. 5 Mx nn' auf Y nn ze S f z Q n 5 1. in I Mi 1- Xu.. J K I Q: Q wg 6 ,- 1. r HS .K . f' .:' ' ' 1 My A Q 3 an Aix , 1 . ,V 1-. 1, :V P sua. ,, Q x . , J J,- YXK A Kimberly Mothershcd Lydia Paimcr Vrd-nc Pcnnmgron Iuhx PILL- Vnrgxnn Pornnger Mnke Prather Lm Pneur Rem: Run iunn R 'xcltkc Sherry Remington Rcglm Reynolds lxcwm Run All1n Rxggs Phrllnp Robxnson Rebc-fra Shun. Sham Son Tom Srcarm ln lxnrhy brenrm H1roldX mkq Honors 129 1 I 30 Honor r Thej town junior and Senior Beta Clubs are among the most active organizations in our school. We owe the imaginative bulletin boards in the junior and Senior High lobbies to their hard work. Each year these clubs also sponsor the Christmas Door Decoration Contest, which always increases the festive air at frown near Christmas. Both clubs also sponsor a service pro- iectg the junior Betas sponsor :tn Office Aide Committee, while the Senior Betas visit Children's Hospital each year ro entertain the children with handcraft prcr iects. Sponsoring a separate pro- ject each year, the Senior Beta Club holds the Miss ,IHS Pag- eant. The proceeds from this contest are used to provide a S250 scholarship to a club mem- ber and to purchase Il gift for the school. The Junior Betas' sepa- rate project is the excellent jun- ior Beta Talent Show. Under the leadership of Sen- ior Beta Pres. Tom Stearman, V- Pres. Cynthia Harper, Sec. Mau- reen Shanahan, and Treas. Chl:- ryl Huntzinger, as well asjunior Beta Pres. Steve Sergeant, V- Pres. Amshu Kemparaiurs, Sec. Cindy Hunrzinger, Treas. Kara Dummer, and Hist. Kathy Kelly, these clubs work hard to make our school a place to be proud of. ln alplnbeneal nrelen SENIORS: K. Bennett, ls. Clark, A. Crouth, c. cnani, L. Davis, P. Didier, R. pinler, K. Dixon, D. Dummer, 1. Faelelcn, J. Garrett, c. Harper, G. Hemandez, 1. Hnlelnan, P. Howard. la. 1-lnnrl, e. Huntzinger, M. Lalee, M. Lynch. s. Maddox. M. Mar- thews, D. McGuire, M. Meneynolde, s. Moore. K. Mothershed, 1. Painter. v. Pennington. M. Pfelter, J. Pike, v. Porringer, 1. Priest. H. Pn-aber, R. Ram, s. Reniinginn. R. Reynnltle. K. Rire. T. Rnnnan, P. Robinson. s. Sclturch, J. Sedlock, R. slinre, M. Sl1:mahzn,T. Skid- more, s. Son, T. Stearman, K. siearns, 1. Vaughr. c. weilage. A. Werke, H. Yanltey. JUNIORS: s. Carter, P. Cleary, T. calvin, K. cnn. nelly, c. Crawford, K. crawtnrd, R. Curry, J. Davie, l.. Dennison. K. Distlcr, L. Der-re, 1. Gerber. c. seen, M. Head, M. l-lenniee, K. Henle, M. Hernandez, D. Hines, 1. Hnrnnng, 12. Hurley, 1. Hashana. L. Jewell, D. Johnsen, T. jump, K. Keniparainrr. R. Kernpf, 1. Knoop, A. lewis, M. Lnersen, s. Luna, M. Lynant, B. Marrlxal, s. Maningly, K. Mneeley, L. Nielinlaa, P. Nolte, P. Otto, 1. Pardee, M. Price, P. Raymond. J. Robinson, D. Rnwan, la. Saurer, J. saner. R. selnalia. K. Schmidt, B. singlernn, K. Smith, K. stinky, D. sp.-an. s. Sprenger, l.. Taylor, R. mmae, s. Thompson, T. Tnernnann, J. Thornton, G. Watson, J. Vfhitc, l.. wnire, 1. Whitmer, K. wnnlen. soPHoMoR1as: J. Alexander, D. Allen,J. Allne,-er, R. BeMiller, s, Berry, D. oieennlf, D. txlakenian, c. nlnek, s. Bradford, N, Carey, la. Carlicld, J. carter, P. clayinn, c. Colbum, L. crnneli, N. Curella, T. carry, B. Dnrlain, A. nlaerlianlr, L. Pener. s. Pinwner. A. Flaherty, s. Floore, D. Prnnelee, J. cinerr, M. l-lagenaern, R. 1-lanit.c. Hall, D. Hall, N. Hanlin, l.. Harrington, M. Head. K. Hedges. R. HiekaJ. Hnn. c.1nlnrnnng, 1. Hunt, K. Iler, P. Kelly, M. len-ellyn, M. lang, K. 1.,-nne, c. Rlanliewe, 1. Milelea, L. Miller, M. J. Miller, N. Panlin, T. Penninainn, 1.. Pfeirer, c. Pike, c. Reieneller, K. Rice, s. Rinehart, D. Rnbinenn, D. Rnaenlrerg, J. Rnennnele, K. sinners. s. sells. A Shore, M. Simons, M. srepneneen, L. Storey, D. 'ren-lea. J. Quite, L. Mel1lbauc1.SPONSORS: Mira Simms. Me. Rainer. .Al 1 s l 'r PV lBeta Club and Math4League S ymbolize Achievement and Success The 1975-1976 frown Math League Tmun ranks among the finest in our scl-lool's his- tory. Following four meets against the five other schools in our district, Assumption, Eastern, Fern Creek, Providence, and West- port, the team's scores placed them solidly in first place. This in itself was a first for a frown Math League Tmmg yet, in addition. l . 6, Q ll the team brought home several individual honors. Gary Albin was awarded a trophy for placing first among Senior competitors. Two Sophomore members of the team, jay Bailey and Keertlli Kc-mparajurs, placed second and third, respectively. Mark Haag, another Sen- ior member, ended the season in fifth place in the district. All members of the team worked I 9 75- 76 MA TH LEA G UE: lt. Row - RN Distler, ll, Easy, Karen Cmw- 'md 'O achkv' Such 3 Suffmfu' 'md' and foal. zml Row - Phillip Robinson, Km-till Kempmlurs, Gary Albin, Eddie Lloyd, Mark Hug, Sherri son. .VYOWH CHF' be Pfvufl I0 'UWC bfffl PCPICSCHICCI by such an outstanding group of scholars. 4 l . , , M! J HI BE .' lst now - Mfelm Smith, l. tmwfmeyw, R. calms, zz, Hanmngu. s. sergeant. A. Kcmparaiurs, K. Dimmer, la. Ballard, lt. Butsch, D. rlmmpson, :ml now - N. rox. lc. Allgcicr, l.. Blume, ll. Harris, lt. Zuhars, l.. ltlullrl, D. swift, s, Kaisenj, rlfnonsugll, N. Irdforrl, D. Shcrringcr, l.. lallwfk. ml naw - l.. All- geler, L. Bryant, s. May, xvllltmcf, c. simpson, G. Mtll.pan.1-. walls. s. ltrlmfs, lt. vast, v. uuflm-mill, la. Mmm. L, Mmm, s. ncngg. .ml Row - B. l:l.llllem,J. lewis, D. nm, M. Nutt, T. Vnwels, T. XVeavcr.,I. Miller, lt. Gurdon, G, Hart, A. Duke sal Row-C. Dawson, l-.Iewcll,C. Arntlr.j. Nichnlas,Cf, layman, E. Millcr.S Mlmlm. GARY ALBIN, winner of thc 1976 Senior division. Honors 131 WHO'S WHO What do these ten Seniors have in common? All are members of either the Beta Club or the National Honor Society, while most belong to both organizations. Each student ranks among the top ten students in the class. Moreover, all are representatives of j'town High School in Distinguished Stu- dents in American High Schools, the only version of Who's Who recognized by the jefferson County Board of Education. Ranked seventh in the Senior Class, ROSE DISTLER is active both inside and outside school. A . 1. L Rosie DISTLER member of the Beta Club, FBLA, and the Senior Executive Board, Rose also keeps busy by sewing as NHS treasurer. She is demonstrat- ing her academic ability by compet- ing on the Math League team for the second consecutive year. x WJ .B SHERRI SON In her spare time, Rose enjoys canoeing and swimming, In fact, she has worked at frown Swim Club as a swimming coach and a life guard. Her enjoyment of karate has led het to achieve the high rank of a second-degree brown belt. PHILLIP ROBINSON, who is tied with two other students for first-place ranking. is one of the most active and most honored members of the Senior Class. He is on the Student Council and the Sen- ior Executive Board, as well as serv- ing as President of the Ecology Club. His academic achievements are also evident in his extracurricu- lar activities. Besides belonging to NHS and the Beta Club, Phillip represents j'town as a member of the High Q team. He was also a member of the Math League team for two years. Phillip has received many local and national honors. He has won a large number of ,IHS departmental and Scholastic Achievement Awards. Last spring he was one of the winners of the Kentucky Coun- cil of Teachers of English Student Writing Contest. He was a recipi- ent of the National Council of .,,...- PHlLLlP ROBIN SON Teachers of English Achievement Award this fall. He has also been honored by the American Associa- tion of Spanish Teachers for plac- ing fourth in Kentucky among Spanish II students. His most oustanding achievement, however, was being named a finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship competition. Besides the effort required to achieve these many honors, Phillip works part time at Kroger. He loves Nacho-Cheese Doritoes and choco- late chip cookies. He hopes to UK. Her greatest honor, however, was her selection as one of 750 high school Seniors in the nation to com- pete for designation as one of 121 Presidential Scholars. Her selection for this honor was based on her high performance on the ACT and SAT tests. ln her spare time, Sherri enjoys reading and listening to music. She is an avid soap opera fan and loves chocolate cake and chocolate-cov- ered cherries. She relaxes by doing embroidery and crewel stitchery. PAMELA ODETTE HOW- PAM HOWARD attend MIT this fall. Known throughout the school for her stack of books, SHERR1 SON is one of the students tied for first place in the class. She is also one of its busiest members. As well as belonging to NHS, the Spanish Club, and the Beta Club, she is sec- retaryftreasurer of the Ecology Club, president of the Student Council, and chairman of the Stu- dent Council Grievance Committee. Moreover, she spends many hours writing, revising, and typing copy in her capacity as Copy Editor of the annual. She was also on the Math League for two years. Sherri has received numerous honors and awards during her high school years. Besides receiving many ,IHS departmental and Scho- lastic Achievement Awards, she has been presented a medal by the American Association of Spanish Teachers for placing second in the state among Spanish Il students. She is also proud to be a National Merit Finalist. Sherri was recently awarded a Merit Scholarship from ARD is one of the three students tied for first-place ranking in the class. Her academic efforts have led her to win a series of departmental and ,IHS Scholastic Achievement Awards. A member of the Ecology triad 'S l- Z-3 ...F Lew: .S SUSAN MADDOX Club, German Club, and Beta Club, her academic achievements have led her to the position of NHS Veep. Pam also finds great satisfaction 132 Honors l PAUL DIDIER in athletics. A member of jHS's varsity gymnastics team, she has been awarded both a letter and the Coach's Award Trophy. Pam also studies and teaches gymnastics at a private club. She is an avid fan of kayaking and canoeing as well. Pam's other hobbies include macrame and pottery-making. She has a passion for chocolate and loves cats. Although SUSAN MADDOX must spend many hours on home- work to maintain her fourthfplace ranking, she is basically an outdoor girl. As well as loving camping and canoeing, she is an avid traveller. She has visited Europe several timesg in fact, she spent six weeks last summer in Switzerland, Susan's activities at school are numerous and quite diverse. She belongs to the Spanish Club, Beta Club, and Ecology Club, as well as serving on the Senior Executive Board and the Human Relations Committee. Her academic achieve- ments can be seen in her member- ship of NHS and the Math league team. She has also been the recipi- ent of many departmental awards. Furthermore, Susan is the captain of j'town's High Q team this year. Known for her feminist philoso- phy, Susan is a member of NOW, the National Organization of Women, Susan is also a drama enthusiast. She was in the cast of the Senior Play, and she tries to see an average of two plays per month. ln her spare time, Susan enioys all types of needlework, such as knitting, ctocheting, and crewel stitchery. She loves animals, espe- cially cats and clogs, and adores Nacho-Cheese Doritoes. Ranked ninth in the class, PAUL DIDIER has received numerous academic awards. He has won the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge JROTC essay contest for two consecutive years. This feat has never before been achieved. He has also been the recipient of both the American Legion ,IROTC Bronze Medal for Scholastic Achievement and the Sons of the American Rev- olution ,IROTC Bronze Medal. Fur- thermore, he has won a number of .IHS departmental awards. Paul is very active in athletics in his spare time. He played on the ,IHS football team from his Fresh- BRAD HALL man to his junior year. He also has been on the basketball team for the past three years, In addition, he played on the varsity tennis team for two years, Paul hopes to attend the United States Naval Academy at Annapo- lis. Tied for fifth place, BRAD HALL is one of the more athletic members of Distinguished Stu- dents. He has played on our foot- ball team for the past four years and received an honorable mention this year for the all-state football team. He was also a member of our track team last year. A member of NHS, Brad also excels academically. He has been the recipient of a 1976 summer scholarship to Bellarmine. JEFF JONES, ranked tenth in the class, stays busy both insdie and outside school. Although his job as evening manager at Watterson Trail Exxon requires a great deal of time, he still finds time for mem- bership in NHS, In his moments of relaxation, jeff enioys sports. He further likes working on cars. jeff hopes to attend the U of L Speed School. JEFFJONES SUSAN SCHURCH, eighth ranked in the class, is the newest j'town student to be selected for Distinguished Students. Having transferred to j'town from Seneca for her junior and Senior years, she attended j'town for less than two years, as she graduated after the first quarter this year. She is now attending U of L. Susan was a mem- ber of the Pep Club, German Club, and annual staff at Seneca, while she belongs to the Beta Club there and atJ'town. Susan enjoys fashion designing and hopes to pursue a career in that area. She also likes bowling, soccer, and exotic food. GABRIEL HERNANDEZ is definitely one of the busiest mem- bers of the Senior Class. Besides studying long hours to maintain his fifth-place ranking, Gabe works at both Kingsley Food Market and ,Jasco Products. Yet he still finds time to participate in track, NHS, Beta Club, and Pep Club. Beyond his responsibilities as Ad Manager for the Annual, Gabe spends many hours doing all sorts of odd iobs required in the publication of the annual. Gabe also works hard as SUSAN SCHURCH Senior Class president. Gabe is proud of his track achievements. He was a member of the 1975 mile-relay team which placed first among seven national teams in the AAU meet in Ohio. Academically, on the other hand, he was recently awarded a Regeants Scholarship from WKU. In his spare time, Gabe rides motorcycles, works on his car, and practices karate. GABRIEL HERNANDEZ Honors l33 x 'N Q A A tu... t is 4.1 BOB MfDoNALD JEFFERSONTOWN'S SUPER TALENTS ,I'town High can be proud of its fine music and drama departments. Besides their group excellence, stua dents in both departments have excelled individually. The Honors Section is proud to present j'town High's Super Talents. . . BOB McDONALD, a talented snzdent in both music and drama, HAROLD YAN KEY was named a regional semi-finalist in the National Association of Teachers of Singing competition in April, 1976. He is a voice student of Mr. Larry Schenck at jefferson Community College. Bob has also been rated as the most outstanding bass in jefferson County for three consecutive years at All4State Cho KATHY WORDEN PEGGY CLAYTON JAMIE GARRETT SANDY MAY rus auditions. He is pictured here in his leading role in GODSPELL, the Senior Play. Three members of the Marching Chargers were chosen by audition in November, 1976 to participate in All-State Band. These students are HAROLD YANKEY, KATHY WORDEN, and PEGGY CLAY- TON. They will ioin other Ken- tucky musicians in a performance on April 12. Four ,IHS violinists received a superior rating for their violin solos at the Kentucky Music Education Association Contest held at the Universiry of Louisville in March, 1976. These students were KATHY STEARNS, JAMIE GARRETT, JACK STEARNS, and SANDY MAY. We can be proud to have such talented strings students at SCOTT XVILSON NATALIE TAYLOR BOB MCDONALD frown. ln the spring of 1976, a number of j'town drama students were awarded Thespian Society awards, j'town's equivalent of an Academy Award, for their work in OLIVER, the all-school musical. DEBBIE BLAKEMAN was voted Best Actress by her fellow Thcspians. BOB MCDONALD and NATA- LIE TAYLOR were selected as Best Dancers. SCOTT WILSON was voted Best in Choms, while CHAS STEPHENS was voted Best on Crew. The fine work of such stu- I34 1 AMY CROUCI-I HAROLD YANKEY dents as these makes ,I'town's drama department one of the best around, Four members of the band received superior ratings in solo competition at the Kentucky Music Education Association competition at U of L on Match 25. These stu- dents were AMY CROUCH, HAROLD YANKEY, MARILYN McREYNOLDS, and PEGGY CLAYTON. Such talented musi- cians as these make the Marching MARILYN McREYNOLDS PEGGY CLAYTON Chargers one of the county's best bands. After a lengthy period of rehearsals and auditions, seven J'town students were selected to participate in All-State Chorus this year. Nine j'town students were selected from over thirty j'town choir members competing for a place at the county auditions. Of these ninc students, DOTTIE O'BRIAN, TONY ERNSPIKER, BOB MCDONALD DARRELL LAY DOTTIE O'BRIEN WALLY LESLEY BOB McDONALD, SCOTT BRADFORD, NOEL CLARK, WALLY LESLEY, and DARRELL IAY were chosen for t.he chorus, Between March 10 and 12, they will rehearse for their performance in Lexington on March 12 at the Ken- tucky Music Edueators Association. KATHY STEARNS is one of j'town's finest musicians. In the summer of 1976, she was chosen from over sixty competitors as the winner of the concerto contest at Sewanee Summer Music Center. This meant that she served as the soloist with the Sewanee Festival Orchestra. Kathy was also the win- ner oi the Third District Women's Club Music Contest this year. 'Ea 'o x aft: Y rv 'U' . 2 52- mai KATHY STEA RNS Honors 135 PAUL DIDIER J'TOWN'S TOP ACHIEVERS j'rown students have always excelled in all academic areas, but several students have particularly shone this year in thtir individual fields. We should all be proud of these students who have distin- guished themselves and their school through scholastic competition. This year PAUL DIDIER received one of the greatest honors ever awarded to a student at frown. On November 11, 1976, Paul was awarded the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for achievement, one of the highest awards which a high school ROTC student can receive. The medal was presented by a national organization of recipients of the Medal of Honor and other high awards presented by each branch of service. Awarded to him by Army Major john Whitehead Ill, a Vietnam hero, the medal was the eleventh Paul has won in past years. The Math department is delighted by the achievements of SONIA LUNA in the louisville Regional Science Fair, which was held on March 27, 1976. Sonia entered a proiect entitled Probabil- ity and Accuracy in Using Statis- tics, in which she devised a method for predicting the scores of basketball games. Her project was judged first in the area of Mathe- matics in the Senior Division. She also placed first in the Behavioral and Social Science Division. For this honor she received S25 and a certificate awarded by the U of L Department of Psychology. She received a Certificate of Scientific Achievement from the United States Army as well. This award was presented to her after her pro- ject was judged to be one of the best five in the Senior Division. We congratulate Sonia for this honor. Four -I'town students, SHERRI SON, PHILLIP ROBINSON, JO MILLER, and ANGELA HAIR- STON, brought glory to the lan- guage department by their success in the State Spanish Contest, spon- sored by the American Association of Spanish Teachers. Sherri placed second among Senior High Spanish Il students, while Phillip placed fourth in the same category. jo was first among junior High students taking Spanish ll. Angela was first in her category of Spanish I stu- dents. Over the summer of 1976, CHE- RYL HUNTZINGER and BECKY SHORE represented ,IHS ar Girls' State, while PAUL DIDIER and BRAD HALL attended Boys' Stare for our school. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxillary, these conventions are designed as exercises in govern- ment. The Girls' State Convention was held for one week at Morehead. Becky served as a Congress- woman at the convention, while Cheryl worked in the Senate. Through their activities at the meeting, the girls learned the proce- dures involved in passing a bill into law. Paul also received two individ- ual honors at Boys' State. Paul was voted Party Chairman on the city level, as well as a member of the City Board of Trustees. HAROLD YANKEY eamed a special honor in the spring of 1976 in the field of English. Harold sub- mitted a composition to the Ken- tucky Council of Teachers of Eng- lish for consideration for publica- tion in their quarterly magazine, KENTUCKY WRITING BUL- LETIN. His essay, Looking From the Inside Out With a Smile, was printed in the Spring, 1976 edition. SHERRI SON and KATHY STEARNS brought honor to them- 035, SONIA LUNA selves and frown High through their selection as National Merit Finalists. Along with the majority of their class, they took the PSAT test in the fall of their junior year. On the basis of their high scores, which were among the top V25 in the nation, they became National Merit Semi-Finalists. After com- pleting an extensive application and achieving an equivalent score on the SAT fScholastic Aptitude Testj, they were notified of their standing as finalists in late Febru- ary, 1977. Jo MILLER PH11.uP ROBINSON 5 SHERRI SON ANGELA HAIRSTON I J6 Honors A 4 +4 rl BECKY SHORE CHERYL HUNTZINGER PAUL DIDIER Each year a number of JHS stu' dents receive departmental awards for achievement in a general field. The list of winners from May, 1976 and their areas of excellence are as follows: Susan Radtke - Typing Ilg Sracy Ellison - Linh place in Stare Drivers' Excellence Programg Pam Howard - English, German HAROLD YAN KEY lip Alexis Peterson - Englishg Cindy Landherr -- Englishg Karhy Worden - Englishg Chris Block - Englishg Tracy McClain - Home Ecg Cheryl Hesrer - Home Ec: Debbie Allen - Home ECL Tom Rector - Power Mechanics: John Glas - Meralsg Dan Kidder - Electronicsg Judy Allgeycr - P.E., French Ig Vickie Penningron - French Ip Linda Gerber- French lg Karhy llcr - French lg Cindy Goera - French lg Sandra Gabele - French Ig Cheryl Huntzinger - French ll: Keenhi Kemparaiurs - f , 1 - . 1' ,ga Q. ,. I i . II A . - A l .15 if I 1 ,X N., V ,, K ' r 2:fX' f S L- French Ilg Amy Klarer - French lllg Maudie Lake - French lllg Kim Thompson - Lating Paul Didier - Laring John Thornron - Spanish Ig Sonia Luna - Spanish I, Biologyg Alison Shore - Spanish I, Libraryg Robin Blackerby - Span- ish lp Phillip Robinson -- Spanish IIQ Sherri Son - Spanish llg Cynt- hia Harper - Spanish lllg Jennie Saurer - German Ig Susan Maddox -- German lllg Marilyn Mckeynolds - Library: Kevin O'Brien - Libraryg Lou Anne Ede- len - Musicg Tony Ernspiker - Musicg Bob McDonald - Musicg Patti Carrico - Musicg Barbara Henderman - Musicg Debbie Blalteman - MusicgJeff Hunter - Musicg Debbie Judd - P.E.g Cheri Prow - P.E.g Dawn Wilson - P.E.g Barbara Zwicker - P.E.g Rose Disrler - Chemistryg Kathy Hedges - Science. ,T--- 'l .r.... .4- SHERRI SON KATHY STEARNS Honors l 37 1977 year worth looking into Mzke Prather O O S I I I Barbara Ruckriegel Q I I S I I , ., I, r 1 ' E41 . 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Seniors '76 5 Q Q SW M YW SW su - 'Q Toy, Srcvc Robcns, Tommy Fox,john Kehlcr. STEVE ROBERTS one inm home pluc. TOMMY FOX sign bal I. 1,-4 ., 9 1 x-5.3. -4 - ' uirs for z double play as hc bums als to the pitcher as he waits for the ' ir, .5 ,x ,, 1- I u ',Q'j.7-E - I , .i. . '- '-'x 1-In '. ' spam us 1... Baseball Charger Sgfle V 3 ' . , ar' .. . A. .,,,+. ,. 'x - -Q-.311 A -5 'Qu '-3 n ' ' -rgkg . r glilg..-A139 W , ..-9. 'gn W x - . ' 'j ' ' Irvuav-xg. - F TOMMY FOX prepares for a collision. A . ,,,- TMA I i K TOMMY FOX . . . forgets to swing, GARY ERNSPIKER chews lhc :cam ro vinury. frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown frown . . .... Scncca . , . . Wcsrporr . , . . . Durrerr . . . . Wcsrporr , ....... TJ. .....Moorc ..,..Ballard . . . .Sourhcm ....,...Malc Bishop David ...FcrnCreek ...Waggener ....,Scncca .......Doss ....FcmCrcck ..-Easrem . , . .Fairdalc ,.....Moore .....Burlcr . . . . ,Ballard .....'Moorc ...,.'Durrcrr . Waggcncr . ..... SL X 'Disrricr Toumamcnr Regional Tournamcnr ms, K x MARK SNIPP under rmmendous pressure, srrikcs our. istrict Champs The l9'76 Vnrsity Team continued the win- ning tradition of j'town Brisebzill. They were again District Champs and they made it to the Semi-finals of the Regional Tournament, Bobby Cunningham and john Kehrct were selected to the All Regional Tournament Team. The top pitchers of the season were Mike Toy and john Kehrer, who were S-1 and 6-2 respectively. The Chargers finished with at 19-6 win-loss record. TOMMY FOX str-e-rrcbh-c-s to catch the ball J Above: Bull 4 . , ,and Bob Cunningham is wzlkcd. Right' The bird'seyc-view ofjohn Kehret as ht- slides one ovct thc plate, 148 Sparks .t wif? 'I' was y e get v 4 Q ta Y i .J wffrf' 5' - K kjiifii V vt. R., y y ' - QUT 'UW' 'e.Q?t.4-gr. ' . ,gs , -. , ., - .. . , M. . 11.43 'rf' db 'Sy-MIS' T f!',j,,,,. ll' f 'WX' f-P -, 'xx 5 r-ae :- .'56:-Wgqzfnyggf ' ,3.:'., . ' ...- .,- , ir ' U' - rn Aw fII,Q,.Q..:If , U Y C-1 'arf' ii - L 1ii'1i:'4q5'm - .. if. 'T-fg ':,f'f:'.. ' '. .' jr Mft? ' 1 ' -k x' J v,.. ',.'f.f'L,'kim.A'.V,'2-1 , 1 X v Y 4 , , 1, --k .L V Q. 4 K . . I ,gm fn' -- , un-y,s.cm,h.l,cf. U ' A H ' v 4139' .-2 -4 ,,,.gvf I 50 Sports ,I-Town Sruarr j-Town P. R.P. jATown Waggener ,I-Town Moore Stuart j-Town Central j-Town Seneca B0y's Track r Coachjundan Std place in District Toumament 4rh place in Regional Tournament SENIORS: Guy Texccr, Dwighr McGuire, Buddy Lcc. lsr Row - M. Perry, B. Dodge, S. Guelda, P. Sauer, B. Dodge, S. Brown, M. Fosxer, G, l-Iemandez, M. Morgan, M. Sarlls. Znd Row - K. Szeier, j. Quire,J, Bilycu, T. Rucff, 5. Cole,l Dunham, M. Bzzzell, G. jordan, B. Hall, C. Evans, M. Schweiss, D. juhnson,j. Johnson. 3rd Row - B. Robinette, B. Lee, D. Tasman, A. Riggs, K. Rhodes, Z. Dawson, M. Pfeffer, I Frey, D. McGuire, B. Daughrery, L Greer, T. Hanford. T, Sauer, T. Bullen, D. Hines. 42- 1 -ix-.lv Bang one lmr Muscles tensed, CHUCK SMITH spins and rclcascs :hc -nc mm mm CRAIG cAuFiE1.u of .1 win. dm wh AGONY. I , Z , I' 0 M V . J 1 w 'if , W V W' ' .F ' --J, f V ,v , X if 70 V ' ,N 1: Y, H-if-'f .. . . Ulf . , , , ' W 445 I Q W- ---,.--1,g.......,.........,-5.,. . -V ,wit -n H fu f ,-,:g..4..,,-. . ,,., . ' .. , , :. ,.f ,, . --T . 1f4 'i31S5'T'fgi f. 'Y 'ffzqf fi i.i':' 3:5-5 .,L...an: 2?-'fires'---2 Q 2 1' : ' ' ' : n ,. . . . . ' : - 6.3904 via!! 9 ?fZ '!' V ix: W . , , - ' ' 1 an .. ' 1. x z df.-fs., fp - . f 4 i :KES MIKE PFEFFER pracxiccs his winning high iump, TERRY RUEFF lc-ans for xhc finish linc. Sports 151 Tennis frown 0 ..,.. ......,.... S r. X 7 frown 7 .. .... OldhamCo. 0 frown 7... .... FcrnCrcck 0 frown 7 .. . ,... Durretr 0 frown 5... ...... Ballard 4 frown 7 .. ..., Shawnee O frown 3 ...... Moore 4 frown 0... .... Atherton 7 frown ,frown frown frown frown frown frown frown . . . .... Western . . . .,.. Eastern . . . ,... Ccntml . . . ..... DcSalcs . . . . . .Westport . . . ,......,. Seneca ... ...,Country Day . . . . ....... Seneca This season was a rebuilding year for the team, which 3 4 ' 1 6 ' 6 l 7 0 5 2 3 1 ' 1 5 7 0 losr three ol irs rop players from last year's successful squad. This year brought anorher winning season, with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. Steve Dyer was elected cap- tain of rhc team. In the jcffcrsonville lnvirarional. Mark Matthews, Mike Mudd, and Sreve Dyer reached the finals in their divisions. The squad had an inremarional flair with the addition of Freed Rademacher from Holland. ... '73 ,- .ror s ii ws l52 Sports - Paul Gorencc, Kcn Stone, Steve Dyer. Back Row f Mike Mudd, William Stroud, Mark Matrhews. A- odrdds L Q COACH: Mr. Brandon ....,,i,, an 2 SENIORS '76: Steve Dyer and Louis Phillips. MARK MATTHEWIS wairs lor rhe ball. PAUL DIDIER shows good form GUQ' frown WON frown WON fTown Tied . frown LOST frown WON frown WON frown WON frown WON frown LOST ...,... frown LOST frown WON frown WON flown WON frown WON frown WON frown WON . . . . . . .Arherron LOST frown TIED .,.. . frown WON ...... frown LOST . . . . . .Waggener WON frown WON ,..... . . .Durrcrr LOST . . .Triniry LOST . , . .Seneca TIED .....DossWON . .Western LOST ,Wesrporr LOST . . .Ahrens LOST . . .Ccnrral LOST . . .Scncczr WON . .Durrcrr WON . . .Fairdcrle LOST Waggener LOST . . .Ballard LOST Fern Creek LOST Waggener LOST . , . . .Sr.XT1ED . . .Triniry Losr . . ,Ahrens LOST The golf team had an overall record of 16-4-2, win-loss-tic. The renm placed llrh in rhe Easr Region. lsolauon and Concenrnrron cnablcsjEFF WARNER ro :uomplrsh ar powerful swing. 154 Spam i HJ.. E ai 9 , X. ,mn VARSITY .Hans 1- ' Jewell 32 Chuck Smith 86 Mark Kmiec 14 Zaok Dawson 1 SZEISQQCYYHQHH Cuclda 88 Frank Constantine 63 Brad Hall 35 Mike Prather . .Q ..n Keeling ' 65 Robinson 52 Scott Wood 22 Don Shipley 82 Sauer Peake S 74 Frey Thomas Norman Ray 38 Dan Wenz 77 Ryan Bfiilifibnte I-Iundley '72i1ir3kifyJewc11 73 Jody White 10 Danny Mattingly 40 Greg Jordon Morgan 31 Tony Sauer 71 Bill Strange 28 Tony Colvin 37lyflilge,Schulte Qiglijck Gricshabcr S5 jay Trautwcin F O O TBALL 5 20 Srevc Lafollcrc 44 Steve Shegler 87 l3illy Smirher 4 1 Craig Cheatzim 76 David Meyer 60 Srevc Age 64 Chris Carter 21 jgfk Quire. 46 Wally Lesley 23jgxck Bilyeu 12 Mil-ce Sharp 62 ,Bill Lang y' f 53 Jerry Traurwein 5 Billy Peake , 1 Dwight Robinson W 30 Ricky Ylnclcsony 71 Brad Smith 64 Drqw Wilsqn 0 35 Kevin Rhodes 70 Bobby Knippg 40 Mike Lnndhcrr 61 Kevin Bullenf 83 ,lack Williams 57 Ropnie Lyonsf 90 Tommy Dnrst 48 Ggry.Grin1sl1avy 79Jiri1 Spmdlin swf, iss 11. 1 RIVKW 'l'I ll IMAS i'u-i'.xp1.nm ff. 1 IIIZNRY Ri JBINSON at 1 3 MARK KMIIK' RUN FRIEY - 1 S MIKIE PliA'l'HlSll I .I.. .-. , SQZOT1' XWOK BUS I 4,-15. l.li:41,l Ii'llEXY'liI.l, FRANK C4 DNSTANTINE BRLl1IIEKlEIEl,ING KIRK-IlEXVlZl.l. CASEY HAH N spam 157 I 58 Sporls ,NNE I 1 0 K tl U .1 .gmt Y M, 8 ' 1 lr ws' 1 f. 0 Q I X , LAISK yCar's Clmrgcrs won xhf: cqnnry rhmnpi- r ' Y : ' rr onshi5p?wirh in rccordof ll-2. -Fhrf ye:u s ccjfn W: was blessed with an abundance of ml:-ru, hm Khc brcrks did not go :heir way, and :hey I X cndcrl up thc sczxsonnvirh .1 rccoffl of 8-3. 'lfhg W finahiniinc uf zhcisginson pint-d rhqlcffcrsorif :own Chargers :against the Fern Creek Tigefsf Thr: Chargers were def:-:red by rhc derer- f mincd..I:crn Crcckghrczrm by 11 ,Score of MEL. , f 'I'l1iST3g5r'?ic cnduniiggnson cl1zar,i3fssf.' , . A 6,2 gi' I 5,-so GZOSQ i I hum, Q f 1, . h5J'f., 4' . 1, v ff V13 e W , 0 s K ay Lb. Wifi' 3 qw-'k WKW9 I-Alu. swan new 10 clude J Moorcidcfcnder. g K W , H' V,-A. !..:- ,.. ,W -zz: Q 1:11.-gm .lrrrm-flmk DANNY MATTINULX: E, hmughr d-na n by an Senna urkk- ,,. 3 x x 3 , Y . ' if- - 5 ' ' 'E l xn' n . L N 'gx ' q 1 ,ri gf ff V Q T Y., . U X. 'A ?.,? '1rl,fA' YS: if - ' ' 1 - 61- 1 ff-- S K F- A . wb . 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Thr muh h.ul scvcml uurslauuling :lrhl4'u.'s rculrning from :hc licgionzll Clmlnpiuniluip :nun ut cn llowcvrr. nulw ul thc pmizium left open lw gxxulunuimx h.ul un hc llllul hy umlcnlaxmxcn wnh linlc or nn rxpcricmc. liwryunc wurlcuml h.ml: hw' 'mx mlwr ulxools' mlmlzlrlln. wc haul .nn uum.mmlin3g rcmnl. lim :his is-lcllcrsnnmwl1 :mel cvcry' unc runlwuczl with tha' Charger fmulull pm- pzrzlm think: unh- ln xcrnb ul rlmmpinmhips, GOOD LUCK SISNIORSUF ,. I 'O 5 4, n 2 4 . M , ... ai .. -v 'ei 3 S.-fwqv 1'-:f'1xrfwfI'P:fg M-551: '- al 4 4- y , f.. N S , 3 . mf 'ft l . - -r . :c : 3 1 .' l ff-M: '14 -1 1 . ' , ' .W 2,39 : ' Q' . 1 1 oo , F 9 ' 'UI' . 'C z'-.. 3 K Q 5 up S., .35 . ,, W A' M. ,. I ' , . 4 .mf-'.! ' -:Nl-1 -: 2 1 2 ,. 'L' 3 ,. ' , 3 . f ' 'Vi . 1, ,ju Z F - limp ZAR K IDAXVSUN, wx nlwm mummy: .un-:lux lm-- n 'st- - an .. . 1 Il I Sp' , , ,Q S.. 5 . wi Charger Defense Takes Football Spotlight. fy, I O ' . 1 N 5' 23' v , 1 'P .- ..x ' I, 'sf - , A . ,' - . il.- . Z- b 1 As- x, -r xr Y a s x- h -QP A 5 I U y Q 5 ' .J ' 9' 1 l f -:N -'E - Q 'L , f :SJ in '5 . 4 'A 1 ' y w 4 1 v V x 1 A .1 Q 74 11 K 'X' ' ew -.. A K , , ' ,N 5 , ' 4 , A. If--. V ' v -' W ' -' X . A I ,W Nl, x ,.. . A r M .. lf. .AF ,::.,f , Y, :xx 1, - f 'f X - L ' X Nl' WJ:-' 'if 5 41 QUIT., 1-F. -vlygql. gaggff' -Z L 4 I.: is Q 6-4 4. X A1 1 L 5 ' 4 H K ' err x 'F' ' gf' H' . pug, -N , W H Q., ,, UH, ,J -aff: flu uvllnnx I hul1ls..lwl7.-XNNY MJYI IIXMLN V -lxllsa lull-wi!1--I'.Kl'l.5Al Ill IFCIUNA Drk l1lL'lhl'll.4l:XY 'IRKl l'XY'lilN . nl QHUQK Nlllll I1 l..np,nv ' -gy JA Q ' 1 'Veg ','. r -- h P Q .. l 1 f 1-ff ..: .P , Q 5 - f 1 2 ' 6 D , .'. I , - ' f x Q 'IT - 5 I v C 4 7, f X.. 4 Q X Alf , ,. In U in A ' x ' - - if - '. 1 I H F 1, . R R , K D ' 1 .Q ' X 5 ' f' l 5 , P so '1 to 4 he x P .fa , . ,.:i-'fix M ffl-v' P -Y 1 - , 1, -4 , of - ' , YN DQ Q X 'flax 'Z t A I .1 . I . ' XM 'nk I :V Q' .TQ f ll 1 J X KE Q llmlrillmxlxlmlmgl QL RI limlilmxls'-'MU . yi 1 Ib! Football l ' 1 , n r 1 ,gs K, O Q U , if Q i ru in 1 1 H, S f Q 1 ,O 1 r- 'll' 4 1 ,, , ,O 1, . . ' i 1 a 7 3.1 ilf' Q,Q,Q ,-fl-, '93 ,jg ,' :,, f Defensive foorballhefe agleffersonrlawn his been blessed during the 19761977 year wirh some oursranding pelformcrs. Under our aggressive, disciplined atmosphere, we have 'developed some recognized war lords of 1KlfiC highesr caliber. This year, we had on rhe defensive line rwo All Counry honorable men- rionszigladiarors Ron'Ercy and'ScorrfYYocd, heldzrlhe rrcnfhes durlijgbatrle.gAnorl1er All Connry pliyer, Robinson, Sinighc the ,cncmyrfiom his linebacker posirion wirh grear imensiry. Two All Counry gianrshlay Traurwein and Zack Dawson, loomed over :hc opposition offense game afrcr game. While Zaekjlawson received All-SrareI4A roigrove his abiliryxinrhe ?CRHd1fY,VCl1UCk Smirh made the All Counry, as well as every All Scale team, possible, showing rhar'lLlK wafcorrecr in' recruiting him? Chucla ihe defensive captain, helped nf lead ouisloorballgfamily to 'rhe second-best iream evenwirh axrccord of Bd. With players such-as rhcseyand a spirit of egrcellenceurh s 1 5 ...V .... . .,e fig? --:-,W . A v...ig 'W':1 1.y 'Vtown -l'rriwn -Vrown ,I 'town -I 'rrxwn frrwwn -l'lnn'n ,Vrown a, if frown frown I frown , .. .. . Manual . , . . . . . Wlesrporr . . .Southern . . .Ensrcrn . . .Fnirdzilc . . . .Ballard . . .Moore . . . .Seneca . ..,., ..Vallcy Fc rn Creek in-A+ - l..f,,g iiv ef 4:5-I Q. . 1 :- rig 5 I . .rw .1- Ar . , N... r u of Q ' rn 1 On rhe sideline, :hc defense cheers as rhc offense dnvesjcr anorher score. 7 . VI, A 2 ite- .. .3 . . 1 Q : .fr - Q Na: .,: ,QQ -MW: W5 .r .if ' 1 2 f x ' s 'D s eu ' gn, 1 8 1 9 x nds 0 Silengfe f K can-XL. xxx . ...V , , I ,.Q.:0W , il- ? . ,VWUWF1 15 Nl.mu.1l S-I .l'luwl1 32 P.R.P. -H ,Vwwn 32 Wcsngwnsrr -10 .Vmwn 30 ,. Snmhcrn no ,Vrown 20 . , . SHA 75 Vmwn 29 . ,lkioorc 26 frown 21 . . ,lmquuis 60 ,Vmwn 21 . , .,., Doss 50 frown 26. . . .XVngs:cnv:r 19 W. K 3 , 5 X 1 TIM Hmwronn Senior ' ' ' ' E ' . ,f ' , 9.1. t 1 , 5 'I I 4 S K 2 I Z . 1 t Y 1 H ' Q vi , .. o '?'f , ' 1 x Q W . . ,:, BLAINE DAUGHERTY, Senior l 1':Ig,,Q 1 is T451 g1-- T2 K1 ' : Sporh K Q 163 .53 f 5'.?7 .gm . 1- Q. 'gifw ,121 ,L-' 42? ,-NV, N 'file B ,,'.-. M ., ,,,. K , -S . 1 ' - 1 . ,H-.A ,+ if . P P, fi? .A 1.. - ' '. P fyi. Pr 'I ' . --A, xi: M, X111- J'-'gYLT37-if . 4. el 2, N v,' ' .' x 3 .f . . , 1. LA- . . BL Lf- . A gf! Q ,,, , ' 3,11-. qua-Riff. ff-Q. ..-1. NWT, , ' 'w l l IA A K YQ V 'Q A - H 'X' A f 7' ga K , n '-Q' ,W '. r xg 43 ' ' 4 7, 'Q HY. ' Q sr . ,JK ,. .1 ,. h, l,,f?'w6,if4',f,v 5,4 . 'fa- 5-YYY' -- -5 4. -. q,,. .-,:.,,r,:.,- ' ', 9. 4, LA . - .I 3.-., . Q ,fi -, 'K 'h A'-4:'f.. 1:A . .. , I RL f ,if uv -t r h 11 . . . 1 .. X h . .fiif -5 V , bl A . I' , . -.Q ' 1- .144 N if - '. .1 . .J in. f ' - 5' . 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'FIA if - If IN STEIER, Senior ri 1- , - . , -- 5 . . , J xl, ,A r , ,.J:'1,,' , r-sv'-. .1 ,' K . :vii ' y-:,-L If ' 'y mf Q .' ,' '- A. . . s r -,-v A. - 1' ... .' x 44 ' 2 5 Yi. V -','-.'v' Qi. x L Q ' , .:-. , H. J X Q .Kr mx? A 'L 11. 'Q-za--,sf - -- .' ' -' f ' ' ' 'fig-.-Lf' QV AVP'-'5 , . ,. ' --fl' .a,kE4:,l-1'g!tN'54.,'?15:y 1 7 ,.-:,.- ...,,,g, 41.1, qi1?.a-3 kg.: - U., 4. . wg. vi,.f':'Qj,j5sijf3: ' E :him-.g5IIfqygne3'3, , . '- - ' , -...Lk f ....1.o,1H' - nn , ' W ' Y Fifi' iii?-,ad -Q - .ab . . 5 .4 'f .. 1- N '1? M . ' M,,-,-fw-1- pg Q ,X-..x:n-i,i5r,qgi. , . I , - gg Q-9 .-'f2,x,Q if JAKE- :fuk , ' , i'gtQ15fK'f1ggtf,g bling .1 1 166 Spam 1 e i lv Q 1 , , 0 10 1 , Ivo Mime PFEFFIER - 1 11' -pn 2 4 :sl MI lxE PRATH ER I 0- W,.., , , , ,, mu 1 1 1 . .,..s , . .. M. ::1 '2..-U I . fi 4.-:::.: s ' 2 .. 2:22392 .+ ... -.. e Q ,Q-5 Z 'i YE' : ' S . Q . , x N. . L ' If ,Ei 'fi .xii .. , f r LN. 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N . lumn Upmu-1 nu xbmnz lux wlmpl-num Ifmx 1 the lux! xxx 4u.nuux Sum rlun xu Imxn lm IS 1-1 I' xmlmlmu xuuuluwwxvllL'IHl.1I luvu.4N .uv-I lrxmu u lunurx. lmxln Ut I1-um mu 1.11:-I m :Im Nmu N ml- un Dm L flu Num-xx. .Vumll lmnkn alum I nxxmmnu xllmlk H! ' Ll.lmLx,lL'L1u 1n.ln,Ig mlmx o I o 1 In-mix 1.11 xnxx 1.M,'1I X'-1H1..b,Nv Nun I9 Nl Nm i I4 span, 171 es Z- ling DALE CRAWFORD RONNIE LYONS and STEVE KNIEREM DWIGHT ROBINSON . Q -3 7.4 .2-9' v . . ' ,, ' X j L - Q f , fq ' F el . . , H - f Tai '1 P5 1, .. J. SENIORS3 DALE CRAWFORD, TIM ls: Row - R. hwson. T. Colvin, D. Crawford, M. Lawson, T. Vivian. D, Robinson, K. Cuniss, M. Lyons. Znd Row -Coach VIVIAN Dixon, M. Dukc,C, Chcarhnm, K. Rhodes, S. Knicrcmhj. Dzvis,R. Lyons, K. Ogmn. I 72 Sports .Cf f..XL 12, Checking Out the Gentle Jocks 880-Relay State Champs Nunn Rubincrrc. Nmnu lilvcrlunll. lhrb Szurr. Kzrrn Smith. Girls , Track I 9 76 frown Si PRP62 flown S525 . , .Xvcsiporr ST ,Vlown R9 ,l'mwn 60 frown 56 flown 60 flown 67 frown 45 frown 71 frown 5-1 .......SrunrrS6.,.. .......W'esrcrn6' . ..,....Doss7'5..,. . . ..Bnrler59 .......Ballml55 ShelbyCu.6S. . .,Sourhcrn59, . . . . .Whlggcner 34 Diirrirr Champs Regional Champs 7rh place Scare lnclivinlual standings in Stare: lsr place-880 Relay, Nancy Robincne, Barb Sauer, Karen Smith Sth place-Shar Put, Dec Dec Boon: Sth place-High jump. Barb Zwicker All existing school records :irc held by the present :rack lezlm except Shot, Dist, and -140-Dash. Ahrens 3091. liaisrcrn 26 . , . Manual 25 Ballard 2-i SHA 50 Fern Creek 42 Ballard 3-1 .. .SHA 22 . . . .Holy Rosary 20 Naomi Eberhnrdr, 174 Spam 9 i J ' Sv. I, . Vs NANCY ROBINE'l'I'E runs in for the finish. SIENIORS '7Ir: Nanny Robincuc andjcan Wagner. er 1:1-un Q . . A :fNl'lIlIaI'T+-V' . A lsr Row - T. Ward, K. Robinerrr, E. Church, C. I-loppc.j. Rucmcllc,j. Sauer. M. Long, M. Ebcrhardr, H. Singlcronhl. Wagner, L. Ccx,j, Hall, Coach Shacfler. Znd Row - K. Pass, K. Smuh, V. Dawson, M. Klarcrhj. Scdlock, L. Hughcshl. Pike, N. Rohincue, C Srarsky, C. Thompson, R. Murhrad, I.. Babcock, R. York. Krd Row - C. Wcslcy. M. Reid, D. Boone, S, Firzwalcr, N. Ebcrhardr,C. Gr:-arhousc. D Burkhardr, M. Brarrin,S. Riucnhcrry. R. Behhllcr, L. Bamcy, li Quinn, B. Zwirkcr, B. Sauer. spam 175 Km mss leaps In mm. In mf MG-Rally. KAREN smxru gms I kg. JEAN NVAGNER breaks :hc suing I76 Spur!! Ahead by J hurdlc. BARBARA ZVVICKER is assured I win. 65' 41'- Q' . ' W I ' iff I ChmrIir'a Angclf. . MARTHA REID, IELLEN QUINNJOANNIE SIEDLOCK, LINDA COX .,:efy .,. .f..r e-H'-1- 1?l x 1-1. x .. ,,f 'fL,.I.u. L : - 1 fn, , 2-. 4 I 'L ,.,f,K M0 k,---,A.,..s:f1g.zI,9 In :hc circle of pressure, MICHELLE BRATTAIN hcuvcs the shot. ih1'I XI v 1 fr 1--. I 1 'UI Y! Fgegfvriv W, Q V Q -, 'xv Y sv inn:-I yn, Q KAREN exnm glwlex mm. I' YN xW! sq, -.f g us '-46: mm :hc wndpu Im 1 gun , -K. , 'Rl' III X111 . I0 - - I, QW 4, . it .I 1 .FL 5 I ' 5 - :E :. I - V' ,I k in 3 1,1522 I I ml' Q '5 'A g,. ,lf A' . WI if Y, I 4. ', -I.- I yT s5Q, -'g-L,fL,',.j ,Y I HOV, -t J 2. . vtr IRLS TENNIS . K - N ., r A ., ' writ. ' . , g'1::24,yQ.s,fp -V ., ' , fy., -w .., , K .5-R Q ,. 5, V. X 6.8, . I W '7: l.' 'Q ' ' ffflffeqi-3 1g-3..lQ', ij ixazz., ', A Y ' : 1 Q, Qc- .. --w. , U, 1. X. ,- - M, WAF, byazfr, I 4 ' .9f'.f.E?.?,.. ' . 1 , , . , . , Mgr.-,351 r V , ' .jd-V, .' . vp. '. ffif ., :' V, 'xg . 'Sn , .' vu' 1 ' -.W 1 f Muscles tensed. MISSY SHUCK awairs her opponcnr's serve, .-! 4 V, .4 . x , I f eff M . .aura , A J pr' '- Q. -. N 1,131 4 JANE-r xrumusn brings Iull rom ro hcr swing. .V . ' .' .TMLJ re N ' 5 3 I D l , N COACHES: Mrs. Weatherly, Mrs. Sewer, Miss Short. ,- 7- X L 2-5 L 1 P. lzwzllen, B. Burron, K. Elder, C. Mulhall, K. Willis. 2nd Row -J. Krrmcr, T.jcwcIl, M. lzwallcn, M. Shuck, D. Sprarr, L Sue f hmcicr. C Bums. f spam 177 Yi .. :t f - Ast' - 41. -..- --2 ' I .1 ., ,J W sk M- f 'AQ X fi i -Q-- !.- 1 arm. -MK' 4: f H h Q v -' QF , I tg, 'M' FQ V R 5 ws- Q A... 3 if K B1 G? Q, 4' f H Tee, as 5. is , aa tl ' .1 K x 1 3'N.3'!N -.wiv 5013 I . Q L W-1 , ,A Gin , 4. if 3 1 inte: x ,. ffl- MW . KW? 1. if if' it I lx Kms - P Runln, N Ixdfurd, D Sducrzingcr, D, Knezevich.-I, Rowland, N K' pinsky. :nd Run -,I T.uIur, K lk-mcr. K Kcllx. T Ell I I Q 45 qifsizi 9 1 A fa? -H 'Q' nf, M. ' I 'Q 5' 3 'Y 'fi - - f' 3 E: , - .,f A+, i r . R b 1 x 1' is ,Q 1' -.K r Q 3 1 , Q L if k 'is . 41.-,xffgxx -E- min 'H' 'L' . -'Q 0 I a , ETS' . Q -2 fe . . frown frown ,l'row n frown -I 'row n frown frown ,I 'rown -I 'rown ,I 'row n J 'rown .mi-bf rg fini A 51- 1 M f W .5.4..3.z5.,iW . -,113 L , ,Ui 9.5.52 323. Z . ' ' , an .,-, , ,, K L xl 3 K? O 1. 4.3 ! V. Dawson. B Singlcrinl N, Ederhui, G. 1 15 ....., PRP 50 15 ....,. Wcsrporr 41 15 ...... Fern Creek -10 I9 .,,... Valley 54 I9 ....., Bhnual -M 19 ...... Sourhem 56 39 ...... Triniry 32 40 ,.,... Iroquois 61 19 ....,. Bishop David 59 40 ...... Stuart 27 l7 ...... Nwnggener 42 -hh place Counry 2nd place Regional Alrli place Sure 5 2 .34 ,,1 I ..r:i.Qe- . U 2 ,. ,r1z3..g,.i,'-1 'T'! 'V' W 1 B i , . ar., 1 fy MQW, Q 1: .Q 'C .N...1.r,.a gg , - 'L Q NL, Q. ,, . -eg i xl Q T5 Y , f -bm 32. V i f l QQ Q Qi ' 2 W. g. nut . QPF ,ol nah IBO! .p.nu gun! .sol ll,i' 46. gas Q! ,X .K ', 'aqui W avr- . ' 'JICDQ-I xi-O M Q A A :f':1-w3 :'i'L'-, ,, .sf , , d d W u , fl' , s Q -n f . W j 4. od S' , 5' :az spam Qi. Q.-in Y f X. IJ g 1 N um. - xx 'l'.x1.... 1' rum. x' n.w..,. x 1-.M . xx,.m..x..,,u mx- rx ww. su.: lam ll IS.-rn x Xl 9, 'v' Jr- ' -.nf v Varsigf -an v- .Nnzl 1.111 llmx I llwnw 1...JvN.M,.!. XI XXM14 li NNI! sy L1 Ki III ISI XIII I l R Iuulu hu vlu :Hmm-1 Y XI ILXXYNUX wruv.M-rw1:M.1-AV 7 Seniors U f VQTFPFII l . KIM PASS nmkvw KIM w.uu har .I Fha lhglu' KIT TAYLOR lmullcs for .x lrlmund ,lump Ball is called at MM PA5b battles lor the ball RUTH lll?MIl.l,liR and SUSAN MtNlEll. wait for the rebound Having only three returning Varsity play ers, the girls basketball team spent the 1976- 77 season rebuilding itself. Practice began in mid-October and continued regularly until the end of the season, with the exception of the intetmptions caused by the strike and the snow. The team began to settle down by mid- season and piece together its efforts. The team had a fourvgame winning streak in Feb- nxaty, including an upset over the heavily favored Westport, Illness took its toll on the team toward the end of the season, and the club lost its last thrce games. Although the team was defeated in the District Touma- ment, Joni Pass and Dec Dee Boone were selected for the 27th District All-Tourney Team. spsm iss - Spa bb . , ,sw wffwilw 'WI xwwvqqv . Y '5'?v.....,,w ' QQ, 1977 a year worth looking into Sandy Moore Jo Lynn Robmson C I O O I I I S O C Day by Day For your absolute enjoyment, this year the Class of '77 presented the Broadway musical GODSPELL! It was the first musical ever attempted by a Senior Class at ,I-town. With lots of hard work and evcryone's cooperation, thc play was a huge success. Such new special effects as strobe lights and flashpots were used. Moreover, for the first time, cuttings were performed at several area shopping centers and malls. Overall, the play was one of the best productions in j'town's history. To the participants in all future Senior Plays at frown, Break a leg. Have mercy on me . . . 1 f All the gt-od things fell to you while you was on wth. To see thx more clearly . . . . i 'X K +I 'X A-.3 Og .. Uv. 'V Ni! . , 1 - , Y-'ix - ' A. 1 , i ,tix 'K cu N Y- 1 2 . , 'QQ'-Elg V' . 1 T X -1 f M . I n .IF . X 1.5. px., fi Q 4 S , 4x1'v'll1x an 0 SQL .Rx' H-x iffy? gf I Q56 . 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Mluhruw 1 .. .isis 2 N ' I 1 X I fx ,ag WW A , 5 1 I ' Q P x A 4- ' , 'V ,, x ,' ,IJ .k': .L p 6' A . 1 , ,,.,u:-.- fe' ' r R , X' -I. J' in x A ,, I .,x 1 , . - '. . n - 1 P y. - , D. 4 - 1:-r ' .f U A Ist Row - Cynthia Harprr, Karen Smith, Cindy Nallcy, Mzrisa Mazxolimlm Churfh, Dorothy Mosby, Kristi Zuhars, Cnnnic Cherry, Vicki Vlrighl. , , . , , A w -' P I , ' Q I ,A , A A 7 5 - 1 , 1.11, ' . X H- - H, .- f , .-N. ......m , .md 5... n s.x..m.n. ' V 'Y .Q -. ..x. W. - 5 3 ' L A .I 'QV' N . ' ' ' x rf . . W fr I X . ...za ' . I U' xi , . 2 -an A I ' k x I , Q 1 'X I 2 Q X n K 1 ':t ,ri 3,5 1 K xr C 'F ,X ' ig .-15, 'K xt, JI X 71 r r 3 ' 7 4 f 4 l rv ' Ig, 1 W V H 5- 1 'wwf 1 Huy- 2 J- I sf ' ' 1' X ga -.: I Q - Q - f X, 1 ' - Y V, '724' ' 'S 4 4 .. . 4 .1 4- , f . 3 ' .f A 1: , be , 5 I 'if' . , -a S - 4 - A v-X jf f - va f f V. QI fn , 'P 2 ' 4 ' f ' o ,- 5' ' V- ' Ngv v U K .J I.. 4 I . N I 1 X -I... - , A 'fl 1. Lynn Rubinx-vu. Prggy Pmtrr Ind Row - Pam lzwnlltn. Erin Q , S 3 Q , If : Svudenl Life 197 In Spite of the Delay, All Turns Outfor the Best Homecoming 1977 The Basketball Homecoming, after being postponed due to inclement weather, was finally held on February 18th, and the crowd gave their support like never before. An empty seat was nowhere to he found after 8:05 p,m.!! Following two quarters of Charger basketball action, the ceremony in which the new queen and princess would be coronatcd commenced. All eyes were focused on the candiates and their escorts as they proceeded onto the court. At the height of excitement, Pam Lewallen was crowned Prin- cess by last ycar's Princess, Nicki Curcllz, and the new Queen,jo-Lynn Robin- son, was crowned by Heidi Bumgarner, the 1976 Queen. Right: com Rcpresmmavf Delzyne Cowley and escort jimmy Sergeant. Far right: Princess Candidate Michelle Hagcndum and eseort Kevin Waller. Below Icit: Queen Candidate-Julia Highlill and escort Pat Davis, Below center: Queen Gndidate Dee Dee Hume and Paul Jmby. i Below right: Princess Candidate Erin Church and escort Steve Shetler. I 98 Student Lila 1977 Basketball Homecoming r, ..... .54 1 . . f. . P 1 .YW 4 ,C, K ,po .V as X 5 i V '49 x xcg. 1 ,Sf W A r ,x . l 9 sr Row - Michclic Hag:-ndom,jo Lynn Robinson, Pam Lzwallcn. Znd Row - Dcc Dee Humcxjulia Hlghfill, Sandy Moomjulic Taylor. Con' nic Cherry. Vicki Wrighr, Candy Ray. Erin Church, Dclaync Cowley. Top right: Cnurr Rc-prcscnggnivc Julie Taylor and esmrr Garyjacuby. Alxwc righr: Princess Candidar: Candy Ray and :scorn Brian Dodge. Sbudenl Life W9 OH, WHA TA IGHT or the DANCING QUEEN 200 Sludenf Life BILL ZWHCKER. SANDY MOORE, MlKE PAYNE, DONNA BURK- HARDT, TONY ERNSPIKER, and BARBARA RUCKRIEGEL enjoy :hc sound of Freedom nl the Basketball Humccuming Dance. DEBBIE SPRATT and RONNIYE METTIEN dance to thc music of Rivcrside an :hc Foozlnll Homecoming D.ma. Riglu: Oh wha: :4 nighr for LAURIE MORRISON and LADONNA NICH- OLAS an rlxc 1976 Football Hoxncwming Dance. 1 ll f WSL' f 6 .- 5 . W5 X N 1 Wi Decorations mf me sopnwmom' Homcwm- mg lhncc mnsami of ,mm playing mas, which Mr. ummm mage Manu Wm lucky enough to una. I v Eff frown students KEITH PAYNE, KEVIN RICE, TIM VIVIAN and :heir band Free- dom play zo :hc theme of Dmcing Qu.-fn if :hc sopm morcs' Basketball Homecoming Dance. Sludnnl Life 201 202 Sludenl Life Abovc: Music at thc Sadic Hawkins Dame was furnished by BLUE GRASS ALLIANCE. Uppcr right: BOB LEWIS explains to GLIENDA MCRORY and RHONDA SHARP ilu: a nun me cmirlcd ro only one wife. Y- 3 . V MARRYIN' SAMANTHA wclmmcs 2 couple no holy mzrrimony. THE 1976 SADIE HA WKINS DANCE This couple dcmonsmics :hc bcsr pan ol :hc Sadic Haw kins D.mrc. E uf Q s 1 Q9 . j':v ,f1 ,gf vig: Q if-Q fr if 4- s- mx H I av x , -w .,,,, '14 ' , 5- '41 F , 2 sl Q' .Y .N Qi - f- Q5 QT? I yin YW fl? iff ex f ' 1' . 4 ' Nflfrxr A 2 : 9 MISSJHS AND CALENDAR GIRLS 1976-1977 ,-P , Sxfi' XX-I KA TH Y STEA RNS MISS J H S Sclzolasiiz' A c'l1ievemc'nl A warn' MIS5 l'IiliRUARY mmgu 'xv MINNUK 'llllilfli M155 XIAIICH MISS.-XPRII. M155-Il FLY MISS AUGUST -' X , f . . My MISS NOVIEMBIER MISS IJIECIEMIKER Student Life 205 MISS JHS PAGEANT ,I976 A NIGHT OF MIRA CLESU The l9'6 Miss .IHS contest. A Night of Miracles. sponsored by the Beta Club. became n reality nn thc evening of Ottober 10. Anticipation could be felt lay everyone. especially by the contestants, All of the exltausting rehearsals were over. Picking the right dress. pcrfevting the pcrlortnanvic . . . All of the prep.ir,ttinns were in the past. The girls were iudgetl nn poise, appear- ance. and personal interviews. The main attraction of the contest. lttnt-ever, was the presentation of each girl'5 talent. Earlt per- formance was marked with confidence, as friends and family proudly admired their favorites. Following thc talent portion, the ten scmil finalists were thosen. From that moment. the iutlges lwegan the task of seleeting the new Niss AIHS, who would represent the sulitxsl tluring: the next tear. Alter the suspense lwetatne unlwe,trztble, the nantes of the runners- up were annnuneetl. just as excitement reathetl its height. Kathi' Stearns was urttwttetl the l9'tv Miss -lellerstvttmwtt High Selttxml. J-i rttmmn siumhm,,nm icffmff, cindy Ntlley, jenny atm. Mamet, candy sam,-5cn,,l0 Miller, shun Mitchell. Snntly Mmrf, Studenl Life --vw-N.. Kathy Tucker, Kathy Stearns, Patti Carrico, Lou Anne liticlcnhlcnny Sauer, Nifki Cutclla, Marin Hcrnantlcz. lrisa Pam Otto. I.onnic4lu Vessels, Maurccn Shanahan, Mix Congcnialiry 1976. l muldn'r bclicvc ir. gl f -o Iris: Miklcs, founh mnncr-upg Debbie Blakeman third nmncr-up: Kathy Sxcirns, Miss jHSg-lo Millcr, Hrs: mnncrlupzjamic Garten. second mnncr- up. Kathy Sncams flashes a smile no :hc audience upon her crowning as :hc l976 Miss jus. Siudent Life 207 Top im: mek, ru prove is you that we're seniors. it says fagiit here 'senior ning.-' asm. ui go Dt MY tune, Mr. Cnigmylef' says KAREN msmus-rr under her breath. night: rum my ting and l'll mm yum, mi suzis Gitrrono to DEBBIE Moons. 208 Student Life With This Ring Wait a minute! With this ring you what? Well, dummy, it's perfectly clear. With this ring you become a member of the Senior Class. On May 25, 1976. the Juniors of jeffersontown High School lined up in alphabetical order to receive their bright, shiny symbols of Seniority. Each member of the class, whether receiv- ing a ring or not, was thoroughly excited, and the entire crowd oohed and nahed in anticipation. When all of the rings had been passed out, each student held on to it nervously. Then the junior Class Presi- dent, Gabriel Hernandez, finally gave the word for the packages to be opened: the crowd roared. Look at my ring! lsn't it beautiful! Boy, I'm finally a Senior! Wow, this is the life! Smiles were con- tagious. Then the next tradition began. Turn my ring, one person cried. l have to have it tumed 77 times for good luck. Even people without rings were delighted in the turning of others. Well, another class has become Seniors isighh, and we, the Seniors ol '77, would like to wish all future Seniors a hardy GOOD LUCK. N. 'W- Q 4, r N5 I Thee Wed? Ar most weddings, the mother of the bride would probably shed zz few quiet rears as the bride's father escorted her down thc aisle to give her away. This wed- X ding is no exceptiong yet it is no usual wedding. There will be no honeymoon, no bills to pay, anrl no possible divorce, for W this wedding is a proiecr of thc Home-lic -l, Preparation for Marriage class. Each girl il and guy in the class plan an enrire wed- ding. Each class then has a mock wedding ceremony. In the wedding covered by our photographer, bride Paula Raymond, groom Barry Cassidy. maid of honor Paula Mueller, best man Ken Bailey, bridesmaid Kathy Tucker, and usher Bob Lewis par- ricipated in the ceremony. A reccpiion in the family living room was held after- wards. X l 5 -l' i fx limb.: K 'W - t ,WJ l X 1' r 1 1 . Y P ' X tl.-J, . ' ia ' 6 ' .lillli 'lfll Top: The britlr .ind groom. PAULA RAYMOND .ind HARRY CASSIDY, cniny their modding cake Lcfr- Look, uys KEVIN POTTS ru his mnm, RHONDA'S ring it yusz like mine. Above The wulfling pany. KEN BAILEY, PAULA MLIIELLER, PAULA RAYMON D, BA RRY CASSHJY, KATHY TUCKIER, and BOB LEXVIS, pose for a picture. Studenl Life 209 , OU For ALVIN WICKE. coaching rhejunior Class Basketball Team is ROUGH . . . '!..-.Gwen per' Bur ALVIN shows than hc's TOUGH . . . BO WISE and MIKE PFEFFER Kip off. 210 Sludenf Life I The Foorball rczm waushcs as MR. WILSON awards :hc spirlx link rrophy zo :hc Senior Class. ..- 4 LREL-A And rhc vivacious cheerleaders are dcfinirely READY!! The Class Basketball Toumamenr proved the Chargers were rough and tough. The preliminary games proved successful for rhe boys from the Classes of '77 and '79, and rhe girls from rhc Classes of '76 and '78, Afrer some prerry fancy team work, rhe win- ners were the boys from rhc Class of '77 and the girls from the Class of '76. The 1976 Homecoming acriviries proved rhe Chargers were ready. The cheerleaders, borh rhc original and newer addirions, were full of fight and yelled ar the rop of their lungs. Every- one else involved in the pep rally was ready too. The foorball ream was ready: rhc smdenrs were ready: as a marrer of fact, frown is ROUGH, TOUGH, and READY!!! There goes Dr.j.!! This is gonna be a pep mlly? Srudent Life 2l I 1977 year worth looking into si O, Q O Kelhf Thacker Maureen Shanahan g I O O CHARGER Organizations Above: Snll members' faces rrilcfr :he urgency brought about by an impending deadline. Right: Picture identification keeps KELLY THACKER, DOUG INGRAM, KATHY JOHNWN, and LEANN MATLOCK busy for days! Below: When pictures finally arrive, stall mcm- bers musx carefully choose :hose phorographs which will best reprtscm thc ynr's events. JOA LYNN ROBINSON and MIKE PRATHER stop by In offer advice to TERI THOMPSON and BARBARA RUCKRIEGEL as they make their choicrs for z spread in the opening secxion. hw. Recording the Year as It Happened. . . In this bit of space, the annual staff would like to share some of the experiences we've had in the production of this book, our live creation! The year started with a bang, Our ideas were extremely creative, and to our misfortune, extremely expensive! But this did not hamper our spirit. After all, the school year was new, and this always causes lots of optimism in everyone, We needed a lot of money, so we decided to have an ads section this year. fBy the way, now is a good time to thank everyone who supported us. To those of you who didn't . , . well, let's just say you'll be our prime target for an ad next yearj. We had our yearbook sale, which could have been better, but no one is complaining. fOnce again, for those of you who choose to look at a friend's annual, we'll be sure to get you in 19785 When the photographers were taking underclassmen's pic- tures, little did they suspect that one of the cameras had a SLIGHT malfunction, which resulted in a more than SLIGHT catastrophe. We had more pictures than we needed in the retakes, which added to the confusion. fOur thanks to the faculty for your cooperation. It made the situation 1005 easier to smile about!5 The annual staff meets one hour a day, which seems sufficient, but a staff member will testify that it takes five minutes to get to class, five minutes to chat with a friend, ten minutes to collect your supplies, five minutes to locate Miss Ruble, ten minutes to find what you did the day before, and ten minutes to figure out what on earth your scribbling means. The remaining time is used to accomplish something! At this rate, one hour is terribly inade- quate for meeting our deadlines. fOh yes, we have deadlines. You didn't think it was this hard, did you?j Our train of thought was lost during the teachers' strike and became nearly irretrievable during the three weeks of snow days. These are just a few of the maior difficulties, not to mention the long list of minor problems, But our inspiration was you, the student who gets up at 5:30, participates in clubs, sports, plays, and other activities, and makes this school the best. Because of you, we fought to the end to make our creation a success. Thank you very much. Moral: Every cloud has a silver for should we say a maroon and white?J lining. LEANN MATLOCK and KEVIN O'BRIEN took mttty .atttiatrt throughout tht school yftt. Here titty tttitty 1 tttttttriy ttfhtngt about their tttttmt, otgttnrmnsnt 215 With Pictures, Copy, and cz ouch of Creativiq ' Above: Typing Copy is an enormous ich, and SHERIU SON finds herself spending long hours at the rypcwrircr. Abow: right and righr: Team work is csscnrial in rhe production of a ynrbook. Hcre MAUREEN SHANAHAN and SANDY MOORE help each orhcr design a spread in rh: Senior section, while GABE HERNANDIQ and RHONDA SHARP crop pictures for a spread in rhe hculry sccrion. Below right: STAFF MEMBERS: lsr Row - G. Hcmanclcz, B. Ruckriegcl, M. Shanahan. Znd Row - K. Thacker, K. johnson, R. Sharp, T. Thompson. 5rd Row - Ms, Ruble, K. O'Brien, I.. Matlock, S. Moorc, J. Robinson, S. Son, M. Prarher, D. Ingram. 6 Organizations is s r Ui i -. eu r .I sin .A l 3 li.- 32fi 'l! ' s. :. 1 ,,.. 36-..':... 4 t ,.. H 1 .V 1 '9 .' Q c .xl f 5 3 If .J I Imprint 4,--.V Lcfr: C. AVIS and G. XVATSON work together on a layout for rhe next issue of the IMPRINT. Above: K. SCHMIDT and G. WIATSON anxiously await rhc results of pouring gum on a plate, and K. PASSAFIUME and J, HANCOCK help S. IMHOFF operate :hc offset press. STAFF MEMBERS: C. Powell, L Miller, C. Harper, K. Schmidt, K. Krmpmiurs, s. Willis, L. Stcwzrr, 1. Stoney, D. rcnsmr, c. Avis, s. Dowdell, J. Gaddic, J. Hancock, J. Hedges, S. lmholf, A. jones, M. Miller, D. Moore, P, Nolte. K. Passafiume, K. Rin, T. Roberts, B. Ruck- ricgcl, D. Schwenlrer, G. Srobcr, L Swift, G. Wltxonnj. Willzrd. Organilahom 2 l 7 x , f . ,, 4 5 , U, Qx sg A li, V H E. Q m , - ' ' -JH 'W X 4' -AQ: 5 AH, rfglxyft I 3 . f , .41 I ff, ,xv,x+.- f 4, r. A ix jak, - fy . L: - fl? ., ' ' mf, L-is , ,... 5, ,gn - A :sw ' f- -V '-an . - ' S x ln' 1' 1 u s I u Q I VJ' ' J I' 1,1-,- Higp-gl ,,.. '1l'...!'l al' 1 v, l . is l DEBBIE SPRATFS fisilul of money proves :hu the Dial Book Mrs. Montgomery- - sponsor, Sherri Son - President, L-mr: Sirohmeicr - Sccrcury. Kccrihi Kcmpaniiits - sale is 2 huge success. Treasurer, Chariu Bums - Vive-President. Ourjunior High is ably rv.-presenred by rhesc seventh and eighth gmde delegates. COUNCIL DELEGATES 12th - K. Cusick. P. Gorencehl. Highfill, R. Lewis, M. Matthews, L. Priest. P. Robinson. K. Steicr,j. Walters. H. Yankey. 11th - N. Clark, L. Dupre, L. Gerleer, M. Grogg. D. Hines. B. Kempf. K. Mosley, K. Passnfiumc.,I. Prather, M. Shuck, L. T:iylor.j. Taurweinul. White. 10th - D. Blakemanul, Carter, A. Eberhnrclt, A. Flaherty, M. Hngenclorn, L. Hunt. K. Lyons, D. McGloin. C. Prow, D. Robinson, C. Stephens. 9th - S, Blakeman, P. Brooks, K. Cissell, N. Didier. S. Foster, R. Giarras, P. Hale, F. Jacoby, M. Klarcr, P. Lewellen, M. Nutt, L. Robb, J. Schiemnn, 'I, Sotsky, A. Wemcr. K. Wigglesworth. 8th - A. Bordoli, M. Eberharclt, K. Ftanckc, C. Hunrzinger, L. Marroxhl, Miller. E. Stein- btenncr. K. Zuhars, 7th - L. Bennett, D. Cowley, T. Curtis, D. Flaherty, S. Ingram, j. Miller, P. Porter, -1. Sergenr, L. Tyler. ofgsnimm 2l9 STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES lZth -- L. Chappell, J. Davis, C. Harper, C. Huntzinger, L. Lipton, K. Morhershcd, C. Nalley, K. Ritz, R. Sharp, A. Vissman, W, Winnenberg. Ilth - P. Carrico, K. Crawford, R. Ern- spiker, S. Grieshaber, M. jordan, S. Luna, M. Morgan, P. Nolte, M. Reid, B. Singleton, D. Voll, L. Wheatley. 10th - j. Bilyeu, J. Bryant, S. Cole, M. Greene, C. Hall, D. Hurt, M. Lcwallen, S. McAfee, M. Pichea, K. Sanders, M. Stephen- son. 9th - L. Allgeier, A. Boyd, M. Carter, B. Dodge, N. Fox, P. Gray, B. Helm, M. jones, M. jordan, D. Miles, D. Page, K, Rhocleshl. Schulte, T. Smith, T. Watson, K. Zody. 8th - M. Ballard, S. Brown, C. Fugctt, G. Jacoby, R. I-Iutcher, K. Nickey, E. Sullivan, T. Wheatley. 7rh - M. Anclerson,j. Elder, K. Grayson, M. Muth, S. Priest, K, Scebold, D. Wliitlow. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE AIDES: Ist Row -J. Sedlock, R. Hicks, D. Bischoff, C. Pilce, K. Taylor. 2nd Row - P. Otto, K. Smith, V. Bickel, J. I-Iahn, S. Hall, L. Strohmeier, D. Hall, M. Tyler. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE AIDES: lst Row - P. Clayton, L. Korzz, M. Gregg, K, Whit- mer. 2nd Row - V. Bama, J. Smith, L. Ede- len, C. Rowe, L. Harrington. LIBRARY AIDES: lst Row - S. Brown, D. Sauer, S. Guelda,j. Stearns, T. Cowgill. 2nd Row - S. Eisert, K. Pilkerton, P. Brooks, S. Schumer, P. Cleary, S. Miller, P. Loring, A. Shore. 3rd Row - C. Cob, L. Husband, M. Vessels, M. McReynolds, D. O'Brien, J. Casey, L. Yates, P. McClure, K. Stump, A. Pardon. 4th Row - S. Mulberry, E. Pope, M. Noble, -I. Morton, M. Jung, S. Kennedy, G. Glascoe, D. Mattingly. A-V AIDES: lst Row -- K. Gentry, M. Grogg, G. Elder. 2nd Row -J. johnson, E. Seclloek,,I. Wolpert. 3rd Row - M. Perry, M. Mckeynolds, B. Davis, A. Shake, D. Spur- lock, R. Raatz. 220 Organizations Iltlx and 12th Grade Altematcs 9th and I0lll Grade Altcmzrcs 7th and Sth Grade Alrernates 1-hm Jana... i-nga orram Aides an andaspqmbif helpers to Mm. Fiwff and Mrs. Miami l s Good moming, ,Vrown High School, student speaking, says JANET SMITH. GARY GRIMSHAW prepares rhe dino machine for running off 1 test. The Senior High Office could nor possibly be as efficicnr as it is without the help ol these girls, Aides Per orm a Valuable Service or Our School Aides for the Sr. and jr. High office, the library, and A-V room, all sacrifice rhcir study halls to help out rhc student body and staff of ftowng and, believe it or not, they ARE a tremendous help. Could you imagine our school without rhem? Ir would be impossible to look up a schedule in the office, check out a book, or even see a film. Lct's give all rhe aides n pat on the back, because, like their teachers say, I clon't know what we'd do without them. This large group of library aides perform many iobs chat help to keep the library running smoorhly. From running a movie pmjecxor to splicing a broken film, rhesc A-V Aides do it all! Organizations 221 Jyarine Corps Junior ROTC ya Marine Corps junior ROTC occupies facility this year constructed at a cost in excess of 3200,000. Perhaps the finest in the entire United States, this modem complex consists of a classroom: a library utilized for lesson plans, reference material and training aidesg office spaces for both instructors, a modern and complete clothing storeroomg an armory used for storage of drill rifles and matksmanship training equipment, and a ten- point rifle range which is electrically opcr- Lllbl-Hvnninsff ated. The rifle range is used in the marltsman- ship training portion of the training program Targets travel on overhead rails and retum to the shooter for marking and scoring. Such a device precludes wasted time in shooters walking to the targets and is considered a most modern safety device. The junior ROTC is in its sixth year at jeffetsontown and has consistently won hon- ors. They have been named the Best of Ken- tucky for two of thc past four years and have captured the coveted Most Outstanding Unit award for three of the past five years for units in the fourth Marine Corps District. ' fl Fitst Sgt. Ebert ,He CA UBI lst Row - G. Hunt, W. Hommel, L Martan, Ljcwcll - V, Pres., P. Raymond - Sec., P. Didier - Pres., B. Matthai - Trtis.,j. Kitchens - Hist., K. Horan - Pub., S. Rochelle, Kjames, G. Graham, M. Noble. 2nd Row - 5. Quinn, P. Cowgell, S. King, D. Shoulders, C. Powell, T. Cummings, B. Nieder, T. Smith, A. Cox, T. Stepp,j. Bisumier, D. Schtafienbcrget, A. Cassidy,j. Cowgell. Std Row - S. Williamwn, G. Graham, C. Ramseyhl. Cook. B. jump, G. Presley, G. Davis, K. McCord, C. Goodloe, K. Simms, M. Lutz, S. Willis, T. Cowgell -Sgt.-at-Amis, D. Kitchens. D. Nichols. 4th Row - D. Schroering, T. Barbour, G. Cissell, S. Lylcs, K. Shively, G. Stroudemirt, T. Hunthl. Davis, S. Davis, F. Glasfue. P. llowehl. Woollolk. Wmnski. Sth Row White, D. Stone, D. lxwis, R. Howard, S. Mulberry, N. Smith, W. Rlwcll, R. Howard, P. White, M. Wolrhik, R. McGee. T. Easton. 2 2 2 Organizations BOYS DRILL TEAM in new - E. Gm.-oc, G. P1eslcy,T. Cowgell, M, Lana, G. Graham. T. HunK.,I. Vlmnski, D. Schmcring, Ind Row - D. Smne, S. Mulberry, D. Kitthcns, M. Noble, D. Nichols. R. MQGCC. S. Williamson, G. Graham, K. Noble. Ljcwell. 3rd Row - P. whim, T. lhston, M. Wolchik. R. Howanij. While, W. Powell, G. Hum, D. Lewis, R. james, L Marean, N. Smith, R. How- ald. S. Rochelle. GIRLS DRILL TEA M A. Cox. T. Srepp, C. Powell, D. Schraficnbagrr, J. Baumer, B. Nicder, A. Cassidy, s. Quinn, P. Raymond, K. Horan, D. Shouldemj. Kitchens, P. Cowgell, T. Smith, S. King, T. Cummings, B. RIFLE TEAM lsr Row - G. Presley, G. Graham, D. Schmcr- ing,j. Wmnski, M. lam. 2nd Row - G. Gra- ham, D. Kitchens, G. Hunt. R.James, L Mar- em, S. Quinn, N. Smith, D. lcwis, W. Powell, M. Wolchik. Organizations 223 Band Marches to Five Out 0 A 4. Q' . T' ' A rg- . ' - 1 , -'T 4 shi u-gfux f ' n 4' Ab..-Q. - 21.--Y , 'Yi .1 1, ' ' . V tif' . Z1 1, W si -f .5 'G , ,-ufgb A 1 . n Y' . V k- 1 . K , . 1 . : l ' ' TT .-S - 5 1-. A ...ng 1----::.': . i r-,g::...-hx rv ... I :z::':: -M ' s:::::: 1 - f ' I 'wg-fv?Y'.. . ' -.. ,... , 1 . --. . .. .A vwx , , ru ....., ,,..x..r., - . . ,.::: f N yur Jw., 5 . . A IIT: . - 'WH- . .Hx 1 :. 5- ... - 'Ji' . fx: ' 'P n '-',- . ki'fgi'.5f,l i- 1' ' ..- T :: q T. 1.fflv.f W-fnif., 35,15 - atm: ,, t. i ',,i ' V W 5-joe' ,, l .. iz. . ' ' ' 232155, , ' i-,g9'3i'.'ff' ,. . ,,, Qxgfb-955 Eff I ,, . N 2551? -9 1 K Pixy'-41.24112 rn . f-'Xlj.'.l3HffZ'- P- be-A-I .-: ' -, -. ,.- -:,..' 5 - -ET: A -:Hg-4 1 pf' . ' . wi . :P .'r.'f:1-'-i--f-- The band adds ro rhe spiiii ar im- lm outside pep nlly. HAROLD YANKEY direers The pasr year has been very success- ful for the Marching Chargers. The Q - , - year started in june when the band traveled to Virginia for rhe Virginia ' Beach Music Festival. There they won the parade comperitiong the band's field show performance received a standing ovation from the entire audi- ence and caused our band to be the most ralked-about band at the show. Following a grueling band camp, the Marching Chargers, under the leader- ship of Lamar Richardson and Drum Major Harold Yzlnlcey, embarked on a successful contest season. After taking rhird place at the Kenrucky Stare Fair, the Chargers won rheir next three con- rests. They won rhe field show at Eliza- bethtown and both parade and field show ar Central City and Ohio County. These five first places made 1977 and 1974 the band's mos: winning years. in Row - 11. rum, lc, Worden, D. James, l.. Cr1wford,T, sayin, 1. aiynni. 11. Cludill, 1. Balrenberger, lc. nfnncn, H. Ynnkcy - Dnini Maior. :na Row v- v. lallingswnnli, P. Dixon, M. Lipnnld, lx. mm. C. Simpson, P. Parsons, A. Brurgzc, s. Rin:-hard. ani ann' - A. cnnnn, s. Berry, l.. Plcilnn s. sninfi, z. Fasrerly, J. cam, la. Zeliner, c. Garton. inn lrnw - M. Mmfynnliln, c. ci-.in-lnni, s. Jnslin, lc. Riley, la. Noble. c. Cannon, P. Hawlq-, s. Elswirlc. sin now - J. Pinnni, J, lacnnlfni. M. nlcltnynnlas. L. Melbaurer, P, ilmll, ic. Sullivan, D. Towles, lt. Bischoff. ein ann - D. Moon-, T. Lykins, 1. Cardwell. 1. cnnpfi. D. Angel,G.Cnrby,E.Sullivan,T.Quinn.71l1 Row - D. lngnm, la. Clark, M Ausnow, c. mm, R. Form, 11. Rnininn, 1. Benncu, 1. lacnnnn. ani non- - T. Easton, 1 Baird, D. cinwlnnl. D. Tnwlns, D. Gramighl. Hawkins. s. Hzrperhl. wilq-. ein ann- - P. clnynin, M.,lnn1nn. P. Kinney, R, Billings, B.Gri11le. D. Angel, nlqnng, J. Barron. loiii new - s. Wiley, l. lemon 224 Organizations Seven First Place Finishes i..- 55.4 d I 1 crcmun y. HAROLD YANKEY, Drum Major JR. HIGH BAND STA GE BAND Choirs and Orchestra Provide Excellent Roughly 138 people are involved in the choral program atftown this year. All choruses are directed by Mrs. Batts except the Seventh Grade Chorus, which is directed by Mr. Tiggs. They participate in several pro- grams, including a Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Spring Cona cert and sing for Baccalaureate and Graduation. The Mndrigal Pop Singers also participated in the Gaslight Festival. In March and April, some of thesc groups will participate in the State Music Festival. Last year several ensembles won superior ratings, while the Male Chorus won an excellent rating. The Concert Choir performs for the Christmas Basket Program GIRLS CHORUS ORCHESTRA The orchcstm performs in music programs at school, gives programs in elementary schools, and helps in recruit- ing programs for elementary students in the fall and spring. Also this year, they participated in the performance of Vivaldi's GLORIA with Waggener. They also give pro- grams for the students in the Learning Disability School located at the old jeffersontown Elementary School. Most of the string students are very active in music indi- vidually. Some of them are involved in private music les- sons and some participate in the Louisville-jefferson County Youth Orchestra. The orchestra is quite small this year with only nine students, but hopes to increase its membership next year. 226 orgqmmiasm MA DRI GA LS Experience for Talented Music Students CONCERTCHOIR EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS SEVENTH GRA DE CHORUS A H igh Kick or .I -town The Chargettcs perform regularly for half- time at football and basketball games, as well as at the Miss ,IHS Pageant and at one pep rally each ycar. They also participate in drill corps competitions. Besides practicing frc- quently, the Chargettcs stay busy by selling products to earn money to pay for their numerous props. The Chargcttcs' banquet serves as the culmination of each hectic year. Concenrntion, shown her: by JULIA HIGHFILL, is thc key to a good drill corps performance. . . Ist Row - N. Paulin, L, Gi-amig. D. Spun, J. Highfill, K. Thacker. C. Nalley, K. Zody, K. Ikkerle, D. Dummer. 2nd Row - C Herr, A. Luerson, K. Tucker, D. Voll, A. Wemer, M. Luerson, S, Beasley, M. Muzoli, K. Connelly. and Row -- C Hall, S. Cook, D. Hall, K.Jolu1son, R. Thompson, T. Thompson, M. Rcid, V. Kipu, K. O'Ncil, V. Pennington. Sponsors: Nancy Seewer, Par Drury. night: sang upon. swim reaching me Ban, the mmm. new cmov NALLEY shows DIANNE SPRATI' 2 new step. 228 Organizations 5' Wrli' .AU s rwhikf Q if 'J J.. ,AW JW ' ' Q J 'Q .x 'Q H 9 .S ,-. Q .,.,.., .,. .1 'Wil W ka. 5' We Strive to Be of Service to Others j'town's Iicoloy Club provides many community services and enioys hiking, camping, and field trips. Last year their major field trip was to Red River Gorge. As one member put it, It was a really fun hike, :md the land was just beautiful. The Human Relations Committee is :tn organization which strives to spread goodwill. Members of this organization, chosen from applica- tions submitted by interested students, consists of a cross section of the student body, with students representing each grade. At their monthly meetings, teacher-student, student-student, and student-administration issues are discussed in an attempt to promote inter-school relationships. EC O G Y ist Row - 1. Priest, R. nffntlingcf, L. Primm, A. Klarer, Mr. Houston, sponsor. znd Row - P. Howard, s. M1da0t,s.s0n, P. Robinson. HUMAN RELA TIONS: it. R..w-S. rim.. T Whcxtly, L. Whemtly. T. Smith, L. Storey, M. Puckett, C. Spanycr. Znd Row - T. Hcnrk-rsun, A. Boyd, B. Ruck, S. Fitzwater, M. Ford, D. Burks, C. Charleston, M. Eber- hitrdt. Ms. Risncr, Sponsor. Right: Working together is what human relations is all about. 230 Ovgonixalions f,.-' .fu .qv :QQ , rwzgf as '?5'i? - ,t V -.x Ecology mt-ms giving Mother Nature a hand. 'sxj Fx -e K x -.Q -ii -M 'Wi A va Y, Q7 HI Q M .' ist new ..1.. Peterson. s. rttaddmt, s. Luna. zna now - MS. Eaton, spon- sm. P. at-banmn. K. fmpmiuft, Mt, mt. spnnwf. 'fp Sem x MA lst new - s. rtadaox. rt. R LJ mf-xr We Test Our Minds in Tough Competition Would you know what U times the reciprocal of the sine of 27 plus 34 divided by the square root of 45 plus 93 times the secant of 85 is? Someone on the High Q Team or the Math League probably does or could quickly find the answer. One of the teams representingftown in scholastic com' petition is the High Q Team. Consisting of five members, the team practices regularly throughout the year to prepare for its appearance on the local TV program High Q. Mem- bers are chosen after a lengthy testing period of written exams and oral competition on the basis of quick recall and overall knowledge. Members of the team have studied dili- gently :rll year to increase their chances of reaching the finals of High Q competition. We congratulate them for being chosen to represent ,Vtown in competition, and we extend them our best wishes for a successful season. A second team represenringftown in scholastic compe- tition is the Math League team. jeffersontown High School is a member of the Louisville Mathematics League, which recognizes and rewards academic achievement in math. The team has four meets each year against five other schools in its district. We hope the team can follow in the footsteps of last year's team, which placed first in the dis- trier. We thank the members of both teams for their fine work in tepresentingftown. KEERTHI KEMPARAJURS and SCO'l'l' CARTER know that study is the key factor in the success ol the High Q team and the Math Lcaguc team. aatz, R. Hanif, D. Visser. L. Peterson. 2nd Row - Mrs. Crosby. Sponsor, K. Kcmparaiuts, T. Src-arman, S. Carter, D. Klarer. T. Lingle, R. Distler. Organizations 231 Thespian S ociegf Individuals in rhc Thespian Society are busy people. Besides giving much :imc and ralcm ro the Senior Play and :he all-school musial, they produce special programs several times a year for rhc PTSA and organize an awards ceremony in the spring ro culminate the year's work. Members atrend local rhcatrical productions, while some work as ushers ar Acrors' Theater, Membership in this organization is earned, and formal invitations are given our twice 1 year. Above The 1977 THESPIAN TROUP 5273 Officers Bob McDonald Pre: Harold Yankcy V Pres LeAnn Marlock Ser Debbie Blakeman Tn.-as Chas ircphrns Sgt ar Arms lush- A scene from OLIVER is expertly pofmyfd by num WIISON and WMU rm l.E ences Y. i i Below GODSPELL, rhe Senior Play, ranks high in appeal ru borh rzlcmrd players and npr audi 232 Orgamzariom Pep Club These pictures are an excellent illustration of the school spirit shown at ball games and pep rallies hen: atftown. The main obiective of the Pep Club is to build school spirit and to support the athletic teams of our school. With thc outstanding teams we have had this year, this has not been difficult to do. To those students who take an ACTIVE part in this organization, we extend our thanks. PEP CLUB OFFlCERSfjoni Pass - Pres.. Debbie Blalteman - V. Pres., Maria Hcmlndez -- Set., Missy Shuck - Treas., Mr. Wilson - Sponsor. Organizations 233 ' Language Clubs - An Exchange of Cultures These five student organizations help to implement the goals and objectives of the Language Department. They act both inde- pendently and in collaboration to provide extracurricular activities which will increase interest in and understanding of foreign lane guage and culture. These clubs attend the Intemational Folk Festival in Cincinnati, and they usually produce their own festive Inter' national Day Program, which unfortunately had to be cancelled because of three weeks of snow days, Other activities include plays, con- certs, seminars, conventions, and dinners, all of which add interest and enjoyment ro the study of foreign language. Right: CHARITA BURNS, MELANIE PUCKETT, and KEERTHI KEMPARAIURS serve up some tasty French pastry at the 1976 Intematinnal Day. LA TIN CL UB: Below: r.. Row -J. Nurt,J. Kremer, L. Whearley,j. McDonald. K. Thompson. 2nd Row - D. Perkins, T. Perkins, S. Dowdell, D. Rowan, I. Edelen, L Miller, B. Van Slylte. Sponsor: Mt. Win. SPANISH CLUB: om sire page, above: lst Row - L Priest, J. Miller. L Chap pell, S. Luna. 2nd Row -J. Thomron, G. Maddox, K. o'Bi-ten. C Harper. B. Ruck, K. Chappell, C. Dupin, L Hunt. Std Row - D. Allen, T, Housley, A. Shore, S. Son. C. Stevens. D. Blakeman, K. Ken-iparaiurs, J. Thomton, T. Wilson. 234 Organizations 1., I yy., L. J mlx ,g H. , 1 4 1 f 5' W 53539 f 1 x g, i ' 1 X Q, Y , J - .KJV ,fv ? - , 32 'N U , ,Z 'i ' 1 W - f A ru vi f 3 ,v ' I 1 '- - .14 ' ' F g l ax ,, N. 91 Ya? xyufe 1 X 1 gx WX 9' ,MMV 55' , ian -1 1 . f X lfX F:6s 2:4 ofgana DECA Students Prepare to Enter the Business World DECA tDisttibutive Clubs of Amerieal is students leaming to enter the business world through parricipation in actual business experience. DECA is involved in many regional and state competitions. Each year the members of DECA prepare and display their projects at various locations to prove themselves ready to enter the world of marketing. This yeat,l'town's DECA Club has a candidate for Regional DIZCA Sweetheart, Linda Lipton. -I'town's DECA members also did very well at rcgionals this year with one first place in public speaking by Daniel johnson, two second places, showcase lettering by Linda Husband and visual display by Mitch Gathof, and three third planes. DECA Quiz hy Mary Eisenback, acl layout by Martha Reid, and merchandising by Debbie Hoffman. Debbie Hoffman, Linda Husband, and Mary Eisenback also received superior ratings from the louisville Ad Club. f'N ,.:4..n.-A Above: Mike, Daniel. Mitrh. Martha. Linda, Debbie, Miss DECA Club.,lENNY GLASS, who also serves Theresa, and Mary proudly display their winning tm, as DECA's secretary, flames for DECA in the Miss pines. jus pageant. DE CA Pres, . . , .... Mark Hayes V-Pres .... ..... ls like Cline Sec. ,,.. .... ,I enny Glass Treas. .... ..... I .inda Lipton Report ...,..... Steven Sullivan Sponsor ..... .... M r. Childers lclions The FBLA Means Business and the Key Club Heps the Needy The F.B.L.A. is a youth organization on the local, state, and national levels. Membership at j'town is limited to those students who are enrolled in a business subject second or fifth periods. We have a pro- gram meeting once a month with speakers, films, etc. on some aspect of the business world. We prepare and sell cookbooks to raise money to :attend regional, state, and national conferenres. At the conferences, we compete in various areas demonstrating our business skills. This year the Key Club assisted with the Swine flu immunization program. They also work with the Hurstbourne Kiwanis Club to raise money for needy children. KE Y UB .' Pres, na scant-k, vents. omg! casxu, sd. chris Block, -rms. David naming, sgt..n.Afms Mitt same, sponsor ttf. Fore. FBLA Pres. Jennie Sauer, Cindy' 'Xlilkerstrng V- Pres. Connie Herr. Linda Taylor: Sec. Barbara Sauter, Melanie Sweazyg Tteas. Roblsin Littrell, Karen Padgett: Hitt. Katie Henle, Sherry Remington. Span- snr: Mrs. Pearte, in cooperation with thc other business rexrhers. -t t -1111, .f-1 ofg.-mintiom 237 FOLLOW THE CHARGER PIRIT X nk X RSI' f M M 'Iii x Neg Cir A 'A 7 7' i R' 'Es 94- . 39 .1 '- .J-7 , N xl .U - E , ey- Ima 1 ,' .s .gr ef .99 .Q .ss 1 9 if I sa if -11 ' ,S' ' l0l fi '81- t Q' ' . 3 ,u 9 . 1 X -101. A ig. e. X IO3- V, I n 11- ion- . A 'V ' Zu in X ,. -uf' ms. Us ..2' -1'- -flf iz :13 U ..il r IM- I H0 X nts A lf I ' - 1. 19 ,AW . ' .. A f f .11 tsl. 79 . 7 lf' ' 2 f .rl i R uv' Ip 30 Q ' Qtr Jo 1- E4 X - if if Bl lf., ffl' 49 ' 31 533 ' Uv Sl. . Q In this volume rhe CHARGER staff has struggled . 'cf page by page fand dot by dorlj ro present rhe 1976-1977 -4' C school year with a bit of creativity. After you have first Q' . ' k excitedly nizlxid around getting it signed and then lei- 04t surely :hum zhrough every page, we invire you ro sir ffI1ii,fQ Q.l'IufnE1'lif 1Q2fh'ffcl'fS.f'Z',i1lf.ufif.'li,Z1iQ .43 ' GI the pride, the fun, the friends, and :hc years of the past and the future with the help of Phil Bloomfield, the artist from Balfour, and our own Phillip Robinson. With your help, we can now complete our look ar this Charger year by completing our Charger emblem. This is your chance to leave your imprint on our school. Have a happy summer and happy dot-tcrdotting with the spirit of rhe CHARGER. 238 Ads n .cz 44 Bl 'F' U46 'ko '41 '59 '58 45. QQ, .FT SD, an I1 1 4 ss .R-F4 ' 'rs . 1.-T x 1 ,Q 750. Y Y .F Q H , 'N V...-. U., V. L A A ' N 1' V A ' . R ,Q,,f' 4 , 'W' ' ' 'Q A x Y f - :V ' V' . A V -.mul , 5 my V h A7 K V - 4' 'ful . X V .K 'qw -. ., M Q W . .,.,, .mf ul ,A , m. 5, - ... 1 W few , - X x, 1 ff' . Q 3 ' ' an Hx.. , N, - n - .V V- . ,. ,.-:V we lx vy- fa . - 31. ex 1 S :Sy ' , . 2 V 1, nw? .M I u ,a z N , 4, J .l Yfagf 1 ,,a . ' . ,. Z: V 3' rx wi ' ' . A - .- - J 1?-' .-rCX N ' f' - TTA f . ,. x'ft4 ,' X , It -,gt 3 i 1, . 4 , H . I N i . . h eh W. A 2 , vu '- rf .I-A, V 4 f W. - V . :. wx b J J , ,V V i Q ' , v 1 . , 2 i I F 5 Hx A 2 5 1 1- 4, K :Q V . . Qf' i J I' . I ,i R . rf J 1 A V ' Q' A' 5 I 3 fl . w X x ' , ' R ' . .-01:-,1 , V ml, , ' u g , A in , AW,V.V FV.-1, -tb Q1-, f ww, , ' 5 , ..,Q,gA 15 ?r 'Wvin,.,J I My-f ,av EL' is-1. 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Beslcin-Robbins lHurs+bournel Jay W. Wilson Donald E. Scharfenberger Sr.. D.M.D. L. J. Slinnefl, D.C. Kelman's Surplus Marlrei Chenowelh Furnilure and Appliance Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Hernandez B 81 K lnsfanl Prinling J--lown Firsf Baplisl Church Hume Pharmacy 152 Adu Tom and Glenda Sharp LiHle Rascals The CoHon Palch Village Tennis Club Ari Jacob Prescriplion Shoppe The Pilchin' Wedge The Foxy Lady Cornplimenls of Cherry Broolcs and JoeH'a Robinson Mr. and Mrs. George Moore Emmalene Howard Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thompson Jr. Norma Ruble Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Malloclr, and daughfer LuJean Rileway Excavaling Mr. and Mrs. James Reid Joyce's Beauiy Salon Nancy B. 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Jmnaiv-ef 2 1 7 onwn1a,sv11e, 208 Gaim, Lum, 1 11 Gnir1u,PameVe1 82 Games. naanm 23 n.11.91,, 1.1.1, 23 Guravm, sm, 101 Gm-11, J-:mm 23.l2B,13D,I31.1m, 14 1, los, 2o7 eww, Mm, n ow., x.m111, as 06.1, on-ni 1o1 csu.1,1:1mfv1 o.,11w1,c11m1u,zJ 253 Index 254 Index G11111114, 44111111 sz. aaa mmm, c1111111 224 suxmy, linda: 1o1 G1111111111, 11111-1111 23 c.111h11n.1a111111 v1 o.11vfy.c111f1n1 23 X G-1-vm 14-11,1 1o1, un, no o-11rrv,1-111e1uz o.111fy,s11111, 11: 511541, 11114411 A2. 110. 137. 140, 1 4: Zl 9 01111. 1111111 1o1 o11111u1111, 191111, 171 44 G111m11,1111a,1o1,1:11,21v 615111, A11111111, sz, ar o111111,111111111111 11: 015-411. mm 1 I3 osam.1111a..s2 cum, 111-1b-11, 1o1 G11-11. 1111111 az sigma, cunnm lOl, IO7 451111111-. 5111-1,14123. 222.2211 6111.111-,451-111-151.210 Gl.11.J11111y1z4, zoo, no G111-1g1.,1111, 11:1 c1.111.y,u-:waz c11.11,c111v.1..111az, 110, 1:17 Gun. J1111111v1,1Jo own, 01.111 1o1 691111111-,c1myI1 H1112 Gad Gnu Gore u1,1c111.111114,1:11 111.,m1111-,ai 11n.r1111.11.24.1s2.219 emu, 111111.y, 91 o111n,M.1.11, 1o1 Gmh am, Gruq182. l0l. 227, 223 011111.11151-111 1o1 smm1g,c1111,11, 24 6.11-111g,o1.g1 az Gwmaq, 1.111 91 Gvumiib 1:11, VI Gmmig, 111111 az. ua c1111-11q.1.4111111-11111 1111.121 G11111111., 111.111.1111 IDI amvu, 1111111111 m1 Gruvn. Diulwa 91 c111m.1.u.f1. 24 c11m1111y.1,1y1111.1 1o1, 1:1 sm. m1111111 114 or-1. 151111111111 14 Oruy, nm, 144 Gln Kevin 91 v. 01111. Penicgm 1o1. :za ::111y11111.11-1111111o.111,1za.21o c1.11m1111, c111.1y11, v1, 175 am11..1111q11.1111., ll cf-411. 44111111111 no c1..1w.M.1M191 G11-111114, x11w11m1y,vl,9J omrvw, n111.11,v1 GM1111114., w-11.111, VI s1w,11w111a1 91, usa anna. 111111111 120 G'-a cms G-11 9, M111,11..1, 91, no 9. rqovagsm 24. 1o1 w. 441111111111 101 1:-111.111, hruu19l a1111.1, nny, 21 o1a.111.111.1,c111111.11s2, 14v, 154 a11.111o11-1. unaw lOl Q14-1111w. Sinn az. uv. no mam... 1-111111111 1o1 c11m11, 1111111111y, no c.111111, s1.1.1a.1,11, 21 c1111111.11w.o111111o1,1ss.n1 arent-, D-11,101,224 611111-. 11.11111 24. wa smq, 11111111 az. ll 9, no 0111111-.1.41111.11n,, lOl emu, carl, 24 Gvildv, Harold: 14. ISO. IS4. IS91 IGI. 210 G11r11of. El11i11a1 92 H 11u11,,n.1111, 1o1 Haag, neu, az 119111, n111.a1 1111. 1:1 Hack, Mkhunly I H nam, 61.111111 92 r1111,.11a.111,1.11111.11..9z, 1:1o,z1v m1w11111,111a4,, 1o1 14111111 1111111111 25 Hahn 11111111 , 11.111, 1 14 .11-111141111 zs. so. ss. 154 1411n11.l11a191 11.-114. r111.1111,1o1, 2111 1-11111, 111111, 1-1111. 111111, A.111.,, 1o1 c11111y1 1 1 4 cr111f1u1 1111 C11111111111 91, no Hull. 511111 I I4 Mull, Hulk Dunu1lDl.22! Duv1d5UA Noll. Dlnlna IIC 111111.c11-...11111.1:o,m,zzn HaIl,Jemu125. 491 III, l33, 150. IS4 Hnlh Hulh 1-11111. 111111.11 1 IA 111111, fn, na r1111y1 73 141111. 511111111 12.117, 220 1111.11s11g11, nay, B2 n.111111.1:l1. sr-141 az 1411mpv1111, 011111.11 az r1nmnm1,1z1111111a1 25 mmvmn. smny, 1 14 Hema, Donna. ar 1111111911-, 041.11-11 25. 217 1111111.11-,1.111-v1 sz, 167 1461-11. 411111111 vz, nn, 23? Hmm Mann 1111,1111.1111 1 11 611,111,111 vi. 1112 11.11-1111, 9.111.111 11,15 11m1.1vy, 111114111114 1111111111. 61.1-,, 1 1:1 1111111111 1.1111 1o1 A11111111. Nouns-1192, no 11111-. 1111111 as 111111, 111111111.. sz r1w111Q11. 41111, 1 14 111111111111 C1111-1 101 m1.11.11, 4.1,.1111ez, 1:14 11111111 x11111y, 25 NMPW. CYHIMG: I71 251 Sl. l18.lJ0. 1w. 11 7. :as n111w. sm-1 zu 1u11111q1.,11,11111, va, 110,220 110.111, mn. 120 11111111.s1.wy, an 11111111.111av11o1 n11ff11, 11.11111 no N111111, u1.1.,,1.1.1, no 1111.111.11.111111 1111.111 111.1111 naay. va 11111f11,w1111,m1 1o1 11.1.1111111, va11111111 na 1111-1. 01111111111 zs 111111, sl.11411, 114, 1:11 mn, 141111, no 11m11.1e, 1'1111111v1y, zs, 15s, 1ez 1111f1f111a,v111,1.1111,v2 1111m1I, 61111111 nz n1111..11. c1...1a111y111 ze 11111111111-1,c..1,1111 11a1:11.11, e1111111.m, 1o1 11e1g11.11.1m1a1 1111-11-v. 111111, A7 11111.111111, 11111411 1o1, 214 1111w1.y, 1-1111111., 1 14, nn 14111.11111.11.. 1111-1111, sz nqwmnm-. tammy, vz mum. 011111, 72 n11,11f11. 1:11.11-1 114 mfs-11,s1..11-11 101 116111, c1111.11, 147, 1ea, uv, vu mm, c111111.1, no 1111,.1, Daryl. 120 11-1y.1.s11.11141sJ. Ill 4111m. M1111112e,z:1e 1111,.1, 11.11.11 41, 11: 1111y.1, sr.111111.-11 92 r111y1.cy11m1a1 Ill mp, 11111.11 va, ms uma. 1111111111111 91. no 1-111111. Mum ez Mud. 1111111 B2 11.111-.1111111.c11111,, :A mae-1.c.m11z17 H1411-1, 111111111 1o1 nfequ, x111v1y1v2,1:1c, 140, 142 r1.a1111a.,n11, 41111111111111, ze 1f1.1111.1111, e11111s.111, 15 11.11111111n. 11111111 101 11.1111.11.., Mm.11.1, ez 11.1.1.,s1111111. 102, 1110 1f1.1m,a11.w1 102. no n111v1.n1111 102 n.1111.1f1.e11,a.111111111s2 11.11.s..111q11. 1.11.1111 1 14 1fu1111.m11111, 11.141111 1112, no 11.11af11111, 1-1.1.1111 sz 11.-1.w, cum, 102 1f1.11.,111, Mary: az 11.11111-1.1111111111 nz. 1:0 111-1111, 141111111, oz 14.141, 11111111.1111 ez. 130,237 11.1gn, 4111111111 1112 Hlrnandax. Gubfinlx 3. N. lf. 16. 521 na. 1:10. na, 150, 1141 111111.11a11, M11f111,a2, 130. 137.214, zoo. 211: 11.11, ca11f11.1u2,ne,1:17 11.11.1, c11111m,1w, sz, 140 mc111f11111. vn11111m1 an r1.1111,111.1111.111,v1, 1:0 r1.q11,11.111111n wnmsal, 11111111 17, 24, 219, ns, nv r11111..1, Kern, 1oz 11111. 11.111111 114 1-1.11, 11111. 1oz 111111111111,11111r1n11111 ea. 147, 109, no 11111.1.1a111.1e1a:1,1:m.1s0.1aJ.z1v 1111111111. 11111111141 as 1411u11111v1. 011111111111 u, :Ja 111111111111, 111111.11 moz 11111a.1, 111111, 92 14111.11.1111,1-1. 1:10 1111111141 119111, no 11111111.1,v.11111.411, 1oz r1e111111.1.vn111111111 122 111111, 11.1.11 92, 1:10. no 1m1.111y, za 111154, 111111111 1oz ma. Jmph, 102 1m11,o1111111 102 rm-4, 11111111 1 11 rb11f11.1, Gum 1 D2 aww, 1111q11.1111., 120 111wn.1, xm1.n11 1o1 r1111111.1.s1.1.1 io mpv.,c111l..111 aa. 175, 1110 111-111114. he-11 114 111-mpe. s1.11111. 120 11.-1111. 1:11111 112. 271 1-111111114 cmyl. 92 uemwq, 11111111,aJ, 1:41 1111111111111 uw, 102 n11n1111,111111 no H11f11111.M111111111 1 I4 1111111111 111111 211 11.,1111.111111. 141111.41111 211 m11.11.f. 111111111121 72 n1111.m1. snpnuna., ze 1-111-111-1. rn-1-11, 1o1, 2:5 1-11111.1.11,c1.1111.111 101 1e1.11g11, muy, ar NQ11111111. sm:i1 80. 5:1 r11111111a, 5111111111111 57 11111.1.fa,1111.p1., 101 1111w111,s-1.-11.111, 21, un. 1:o, 1:12, 1 37. l7B. 230 111111.-11, mem, 27, zzz, an Norma. 1111mu1 vz. zz: 111.511, 11.1111 1 14 111K111.11.ny, c11f1111., 1oz 14111111111. 11111111111 11:12 1111111p.1r1, o11f1..1., 1oz 111111, 111111, 1 14 1-11.g11.1, c11.11.11 as 111191111 111111111 er 1111111111, 1111111111 ea 11111111.1, 111111111 101. l75 11111111111-11h1 102 1111-vw. Mm, oz, rs 1411111-, 141.111.1111 al. sa 141111.111.l, 11111111 as 41-1111p1114y, can, sa, uv 111111.11111-v, 1111111111111 11.12 11111111, n11111.1-1 no r41w.111y, M11111.. aa, 154 1111-11, 01.111 92. zzz, zz: r111111,n111111, 92, 1:a,z1v. 2:15 111.111, 11.11.1111 27, l2l H11111, ml, 111: n11111.111111 1112. zzz. zz: 1111.11.,, cur., 1 zo 1111111-1. c111114so1 no 1111111ey. 111111111111 21. 4o 141111111119-1.014-y1117.17. lzs. 130. IS7, ua, 141, 220 u111111111w,c11111,,114,1a1, :uv u111111111..1, 11.11.111 er, nz 111.111, s11m1..n1, aa, 1:10 111.111, 111111111 1oz 111111, s411f11111, 92 111111, 1141111111111 vz. no 141111, 0.111111 114 1-11111. 111111111 11 1-11115111111 111.1111 sz, 1 zo, zzo. 2:14 11.1, 11.11111 va, no 111111q4,sm11, 27, so, 21 7 Ingram, nqmll, 114 IW11111. :11111111-11 vz 111g515111, o1111g1111, 1 1, as, 114, 114, 4 111,111.1 sm1111. 120.219 11w11111, 1111141 1oz 111114. 11.11111-1 va 111111. 1.1.1111 vo: 1111-1111. 1.111111 no M111111, Mm: 1 oz J 1w11111. mn. 27 1 11:111-011. M1111-1 A 11x111u1. 2.14. va 1111111111-. 11111111 155 11111111111, w.1111111,12o 1ow.11.n.r11 27 11,m1y, 111111, 1111, 219 11-11411. 611111 114. 220 hubby. 11111111 A1, an 1111-41, ww 1 14 :11111.1,n111u1v:1,214 111-1141. 111111011 AJ. 222. 12:1 111111. 11111-1 1 zo 1f11111111,c.111111., 1oz 1111111111 Carli 27 .14f1111r11. cami, 1oz 1111111111 151111111 120 .1.11111111, 11.11, va J-1111em,cv111f1-11 1 14 1m1111g1,1c11111y,v:1 1w.11. 01111.11 17 111.411, 011111111111 va 1414-11, mm 114 111.111, 111111, zo, 154.212, 11:1 1.1...11.1.1-,11.s:1, no, 1:11 1w.11,n11a,177 1.111.111-1.n11..y,9:1 Jo11111.11,cy11111111, no 111r11111111,o11.1s.1, 1 14 Jor1111m,nq1.1.1, sa. 111. 150. 1411. :ae 11111111111 91111111 u 1.11m-1. D-1111111111 za hmm. cm.-1141111111 za Jchmon 210 , Jumn12l1l5O.l6fl. IM1 Mmm. X4-11hlw11 S. 28. 50. 214, 210, zzo. no 1Q11111.11,s11..-1-11 lo: M111111, 111-111. 1o:1 4w1,411q111f1.11.,z17 101111. 411111111-11 va 1111-11, c1.111111pn.1, v:1 111.111, mms. no 1.11.1,um1-1 111 161111. 1.111 za. na. 1:1 4.1.1, mm.1w1 1os Jem, m1111a, es 101101. Yodd1ll41l7l 1m1,r1.y, 10:1 mann, 1111111 1:1 1111411-1.1111111111 67, uc 11111111-1.1111111:. 17. ze. ss 11114.11 M4111 av, va, 220, zu 11ws1111,c..g,a:1, uc, 154, 1sv, 141, IB7 191401, 44111111.11 vo: mam, Ml Jordbh, Ml 11111111. s11w11. sa, 114 Judah. loam 87 11141-1. o-11.111111 on. 1:11 Judd, Shlrvyg 125 khtlb 120 'txh BJ 220 411119. 1.11111-1 los, nz 111-119, 1.1.m1aJ.1:1o 1111111.M1a1M1. 1oJ.2zo.224 x11i1.1, o-M111 vs mm. 1-111111 vs 1:1111of.s.11m-1 115. 131 1:11.111,.1, 111111141 QI x1114111, 41111-1 I03 1c11111.1, 511.115, 11s, 1:11 x111,111111y, N1111111., 115, 17v 1111-11, 5114, 10:1 1:1-111111, fm., za, 221 1m11119, am-125. 154 Kellnr, own., va 1c.11.1, 1.-1.1-1 eu 11.11-1, J-11.-11 1 11:1 14.111, www., va, IOS n1111w, velfnan. 10:1 x.11y, 0.4111 103 1:411y,cy1.111111, an muy, o1111111111 11s muy, ml, 10:1 11.111, 1:1111114111, 11s, 179 1c.11y, N111111111.. 1 zu 1c.11y,M1a111.1, l03 1c111y, Mm., aa 111111. 111111111111 va 11.111111111111111 41.111111111111111 1 15, 1:11 x.111W11i1m,x11nr111 1:10. 1:11, 117. 211,21v.1:11, 2:14. :as mmm. 1111111.11 ws 1c.111111,m11fy. aa, 11o,z1v number. DW111, 10:1 11.1-1w14,,1-u11,, ss, 144, 1117, 1e9, 1 ro 11.1111-ay, 51411114111 93. uv, no 11.111, Aaron: za 11.111, 51111111111 29 11.11, v11111111y, zv 11.11111-11. nwaa, aa, 2:11 x.111111,.1, 111111.11 an 1:11-11141, 1111111111511 1:111q,s11111111.-1,9:1,nz, 22:1 1:11-mn. 111111.11 ma x111My,u111n111, 1 na 1u1111.y, 1111111111 1o1, 224 rum, 11111111 sa, na 1:1m1.111,o1.1g111,zv,zz2, 12:1 1c11a1.111. 111111, va, 221, 22:1 Klum, Amy, 19, 51. nu x1111.r, 411111 v. 29, 12a 1:1--1, 11111111 9:1 1:111m.M1111, 101, 175, 219 1u111u. Da1111I1 120 1:1111e. 14114111.11 115 mmm, supm, iv, ss, 154 Knnhr. DavFdr291 ZI7 x11uw1g11.1x11se1 115. l79 1c11.m1ef1.v11111.1111x3. 1411, 141 x111.1.111. 51.141 si. 172 xnimny, s1m11, 11s 1u11g111, cnq11.11., 29 111111-1111, 111111-11 93 mgm, 11111.11 aa x1119111, 1-111 29 1c1111,111.111,ua.11-1 or 1o11nv.v11111.11.1 10:1 1c111pp,1m,.11, IDCI, 1ss, 171 1c1...11g, u11a11.1l1 115 xww, 411111.11111 an mn. 111111111 103. no 1111-11.1.1 511.11111 11s 1c11n11v. 111411 121 rmmf. nl-11 va x111m41.1-ffm, 1 I5 1:11-1111, 1:11111 10: 111.111-1. 11111-11 29. lu. I77, 105, 2:14 mmm. M111 10:1 mega... 1111.111 e7 x.11.11111111.11411-1 111 11111111-1. 1111111141 115 L Lmy, 11111111111 I7, .ss 1114.111111,1.. 111111 nv 1111.11.11., s1.1.11,s1,a:1, 149 111111, 11111111111 103 111111, M11111114. av. sa, 12s, 1:0 111mm.1111111.1 12, as Lawn.-, 1111111911141 111 1111111. Peqovf aa 1111141111-. cy1111.aq1 aa, 1:17 L111114r1..., 111111111-I. lun, 155 LQ1111111111. 14111111 lo: 111119, 1111, 15.1 111119-, rn-1111-1 an 11111,..11, 1.1111111141 as 111110, 0-111141.10 111111, 14111111.11 1o:1, nz, 22:1 1111.14-111.1..111111111111 11s L11111111u.1,u.1111111a:1 L11111m111o1, 51111 1 1s 1.1..4m, c.111111 1:1 1111...11n. 1111111111111 115 1111114114-. 11411111111 as 1111.111-, m1111141 9:1 11m1111, 1.111 as LW11111, Mime-11 va. 172 11m11r1. 11111111 11s 111y.o1111.11.Aa, ms 111y1111111, 11,1141 119 1.ay1111111, 511111121111 an Layman, 111111111111 115, 1:11 11.,11.1111. 1.1.1111 va 1.11111f.M.Ae,14v udI1w1s,N1111q4, 1 IS, 131, 119 Ln, 1111.111 91. 150 1... s11111,, va 1.14. 11111111111 10: 1.1, 14111111.11 va. ma ue. 14.111-911. so 1.1. P-111.1-11 an 1..1111m, s1.11,11, 1 1s 1.14.11-,1-111111111y, 111: 1-uw. Ja:-1w1:11., 93 14111111w, 9111111111 aa 1.111145 111111111111 93 muy, A11f11111, 65 141141. w111l11v1, 9:11 IBS. 155. 11111 232 Lnliv. lu1ile1 121 Lcwullnn. Cynthia, I3 uwallnn, Pam, wJ, 142, 177, 1v7, 2 I 9 1.1..11y11, M1191-111, va, 142, 177, no 141111. 41,111 a4. no 111111, 1a11v114,9:1,nz, an 111111, uffw. 10: 111111. Num, 71 111111, mm, ac, zoz, nov, 219 ny-114-11.11, 11111-111 91 1111111411 1111-14-1 93 uf1m111.xn111y, ma, 179 11m111,s1.p11.11, 1 as um111. 511111111 v:1. 179 111114..y,N1i1111111, as ungl., nymm Jo. 2:11 uwl-. vue, 93 111111, 411111 no upp111a. Mm. 224 1.1,p111a, sym. 1 1s 11nv1111.11111111111.:11,49.z2o,2s.11 11111.1l. 110111111 u. 1:7 111111911111 om: ao, 49 111411111111 0.1-11 111 111:11111111, 1n1y11a1. 11s 111111-1111-11, 1111111114140 ma. Ju, 103 1.1-,v1g,44111ie.1117s,v:1. 175 nm, 14411111111 ex Loving, m1111111 93, no 1.1-fry. wan.. vu 111.111, cr-111.111, 1 15 111111411,A11111n-1:10, na, nv 111111-11, ww, ao. sn, 1:o, ns 111111.11 191111 we Luna. Sonia: OO. 54. BB, lJ0. IJB, 770, 231, ns luvit. lo0ald1 BA lvlhfkhmidl, luurlz 30 lykins, uma, Ju 1yk1111, 11-111 an 11111.51-wr-1. 1o1, an 111-1-1111. Mounm so. sn. a4. uc 1.y11d1. 4411114111 13, no, so. IN 1y11e1. 1-1.1111 va 1111-11, x111oy1v:. 1111 ua-1.41111114.11a4, 104. 172 1111111111111 101, 155. 112 Lyom, 11111111 121 M Magma, 14111111111 73 Madam, 4.111 va M11a11Q1, 111.11111 121 M111411.-. cm., vs, 171, :os M1-14411, M1111 aa 14.11411-. swf-11 1:1 ncaa..-. s-.11-1111 17. 31. na. 1:11. 1:2 1:17. no, 2:1 Mama, 11.111111 a4 Mmm, 4119.1-1. s1 Mow-wa. 11111111111 lo: 1411111.1,c1111111., 115 MQ111111, n11wd1 1 1 s 144-111. naw, 9:1 44.111, s.11.11, 1:11 Mm11111,1u111-11 10:1 M1-111111, he-11 s4, 1ao. zzz. az: Mmm, 111.11 31 mf..-1-. c11111111,,1m, 121 M111.1111,11111-1wy1:11, 122, za: mmnum. cm, ea M111111, 1111111111 u m11n11,o1111g1111,u4, 144 M1111111, 24.111111 11s MQ1111111111111 lil . no M111111. 111111111 115. 1:1 MQ11111, 111111 121 M1.11111, s1.1..1. as M1111111, 111.11111 n M111111111,1.411111 :11, 49. 54, 102. 214. 21 s, 2 1 4, 231 11111111.1111 411.111 11s mam.-1. CW111474. 142 Mm111m,M.v11,:11,4u, 110.151, 197. aw M.11111g1y, uma, 1 1s, no M.11111g1y, 111111, 93 M1111111.1,, symm u. no 441111111-1111,,u111111,, a4, 149, 154. 15s, 1 111 Maman. 111111 v1 M1nl!o1111,Lynmll5,I3l, H? M111111111,c1.11a. 1 15. 1:1 Maupin, llndbr IUJ Muy,s..111111,11s.1:1.1:14 May. svmn, 121 u1.,1111g1-. 11111111111 u MUYU. JHY1 bl Mnnsli. Marin: 93. IW. 228 Mdln- Dsbblus I4 14141.-, 511411, 94, no M141111vf, cm., JI Mfcqman, m1111111 aa 444611111-1. 11911111154 Mfclam. 1111111111 54 u.c1111., 11111111111 14. no M:c.111,1111,1w,v4,222 may, 01111111 121 muy. 111111111 B4 u1.cm11.c.1.114111 17. :11. 411,202 MLn.11111a, a-11111154 McDor1aId.Iob:Jl. su. 134. 1:15. 1:11 M:1w111111.1, 1-1.191.411 121 mfn11.1.14, 1:1-111 31 3-W mnwnd, um, ll 14m.,1wn,s.1,11,11s, 113, 1:11 moswn. Jw, 94 mlm-N. J.-111.11 va. 2:4 nirvana, JW1, :11 mmma. sm, vn 7146111-11,sf.11,11o.1J1 new-,.y, Chryt, u nos., nh-11, u. zzz, zz: mmm. mm.-1, vs, 219 mc-1111, cum-1 vs mama. rom, 1 I6 Nuow-.bm-w1J1.ss.12l.1so uu111mn. 111111.11 az MslnM4,8wboru1 u 0011111111-. nw-1m 17. as Mm11n..1.m111u, ev Mm-11, uiu1,vA, 171 wma. C1w111en11-1, 111 wruiu. s..mn,:z, IIS, 1ss I mhynalan. vmilyn, sz, 130, 1:15. I37, 220, 224 mnsymslen. wlma, vs, 114 Mase.-1, vm, 1 1s Nwlnlbuw. 1-1111 11. v4. 224 Mdlard. Cum vs ' Aunme, naman, 111 1 Mnvvasn, un.-1, vs wnd11n.c1w11vvvv-m 1 15 mmai111,wv1d, as - M-nd1111, r-11, I4 1 M.vvv1w11.l11111n,11S mmf--1, mm 1 I5 my-1,D11vad,v4. 155 wym. C-m111v4 my-f. Mmm an N11aav1-ml, N11a1,w1 ev wh., lenald194 wh. vim, I4 M1111-1, ww, vt. 204. zoo. 207 141111. uma, J: mum. David: 32 mn, Denman, ma. 210 M11-1, Ien119A. no M111-v. nk, 116. XIII mlm. lsmim, 11a.21v M111u.Jury1 IZI. 219 M111-v..1w11 1:1 Mnlw. 11,4111 103. 217. 2:14 Milla. muy, lv. vt, lu, 205, 106, 207, 217, 235 Manu, mm 1 I6 mmf, sum, vs. no w11.f,1111m,11e,1:1 mm. cum, Jo ww. Cmn, J: wmw. Doug, sz Mhdvall, hwuallnu 91 Mlldull. Shih: 32, 706, 207 Mmm1.vs1,I, az Manuf, muh, 31 wan, Annals, 121 Mum-, M1111 94. 141 Mwfwvmfy. Cum: 121 WWWW, P011 ov. :lv wsmysmry, msxn, ss Mmwvnry. snarom as MMu:,Anl11 as Mow. A11-11,14-1, lo: Msn. mms, sa. 217 men. Dwm u. zu umm, Ksshyn, 104 mm. K-My, 104 mm. mam ov mm, Su-147117, JJ. sn, 110. 205, vos, 216 , mm. Dvhbn, 104. von nsvwnmaxmlt. 150. 154,120 Mom., umm, ll mmm, omg, 1 I6 mms. Kim 111 Mom-sn. wi, V4 u1s,7111,11,Ma1m-, 121 um1111n.v1:111, 120. 121 Menon, M101 33 Mawr. Dale: JJ may. Dm111y,v7. lU2. 104 M.-.,by, Numan, tn, 102 w.1.1ov,x1,m1,s4. 130. 219 nsmnnsa, NWI, 111 Mvmmh-4. 1:11111 JJ. 125. 1:10. no Msym, canay, so Mann, 1:11111-1 ss Mu114,u-u,11e.1:11 M1141-1, mn, 33. 151 Munn. r-1,1111 JSI. mv Mulkrvy, sunny, vs, 210, zu, 11:1 M1111m11. wma, 177 - M11111111, Anya, 1 le mlm, 101111 104 Mwphy. mum, In Mwvhv, 1111111194 Mmm. wu1111111, IDA Mum. Mum 121 Ayn. ,111,1iw,l. JJ N 1 P me-W-. en,111,.m, sv mod. mm, as Nav-1. m, zu u.11.y, casey, 10, as, 4s,47, 1vs, avr. zvs, vue, 220. na, nv Nsmy, sr..,y1, zo Ns11.y, nmy. 104 141,11v.owg, 1 I6 md, ov,-,1y,., as u1111,r1,111,,, 121 Nm. muddy, no r1.1wn. Gwo-1 1711 mmf-. rm, wa m1mn. wn111,,,,, sa num, sm, 1o4 NQIWNN1. hit: IS, IVY mmf, mm, 11, 1114 M11-1. ova, IN w1s.11,1. sm, as. 1:1 uafnsnm, um'-, zu umm. owne, zzz. zz: uamcm. 01,141,111 111 naw. ual:-1 1 lb Nxgmu. r,-11, 1o4 Nicky, latin: I 157 220 w1f1,1.,, rw, 104 www., mo, 1 I6 rr-11.161, mmm, ls. 1 so Nhdw, nw-1-mv. an n..,1,.1, s.,,,11.1, as Nabil. Ginn: JI Nobli, Koilha 94, 713 NDUC, Mcurkll BS. 220, 222, 1231 zu mn.. Mme, 1:14 n.1,.,r.1,11e,,as. 1:10, 217, no NeM1sm,Ca1h1in0z 111 NW111, me-11,41 un N1m,11m1,1o4.1:1,21v, zu U mmm. 11,111,111 1 1s Oborbmlm, umm, 121 os-,11..,w,, o.wq1m, 14, m, m ovsm. DomIhyy34,l!5,12D osm-1-,x.y1,11as. 21.1. mo. :as o'u1.11. u-111, 111 o'c.m,. nm, us, a4,4a,z1s og,-11, 11111, vs, un olwsmns-1. nm, vs o-n..11, mam, IN o-14.11, xmy, 17. 14, an, nv om, r--11. ss.1:1o.17A. vos. nu om, 1111-11, Ill P ruaqsn, xwf-1 as. 237 rw, n-bu., 1114, :zo rw-,Mmy, as rag1,rs111111,, m4 vs,f,v1111,1o4,171.1vs m,,11f,1ya11,, cu, 121, uso rmrqu, cqmn, vs rep., c-MM11, IM wsu. us-1111, 1:10 mm, swan, 14 n11s.11, mm 104 Puma.. Yumm1194 Pulilh Anfhahh 'Il Parhf, n-wav-1 121 mm. xmwh, ss ra,-11.1. 11.11-mn, 111 r.,1s111. Micheal: 91 rs,m1. rsm, Ill, 224 r1,11,11,,11, 1s,:u,s1. 151, 1s:1,zs: Fnn1,KZm109,94. 175, 176, IBO. Ill, ISI. IM Fnoefiunw, Michal: l12 r,1,1.-1111,111..1c11r.11-111115, 117. z1v Plirklr- Doknnnx I5 hmfm, It-Hy, ss rsmum, hum: Bs r111111n, Nmry, vt, ns Pmrlln. Phill IS, ll? m1.y, :mom 104 nwlfv. xvnm I5 rum. 111.11 as nm. navy, :1s, 144 ny,-.l,.,1an, as r,,y,1., navy, uu Pay1u,MIlu1 ss. 1e7 Peyton, hmm., 1 la rm, www, 121 Pauli, Dmnlll 35, B57 151 halt, Ylml lil Pvohn,Willia1v11l0l,l5CI Pura, lundm 69 mu. np., sv Pldl. Sammi 41 Pohllxl, Tllm IDA mmf. umm, 104. 17v mnswm. mm, va hI1ni1vguM1.V'1d1il: 35, 125. UD, 225, 219. 235 r.,.1,111, 1...-1., ns runs,-, nw, nv, vs, za: M1111-, Tm, as. 1v:1, zu rmy. Mm, 1so.z2o mm, swans, 122 m-11, Kim: as Plbflbll, Ahlllx IS, 137. 2301 131 m1,,9a11, 1.11,y4.1,,1, sv r1.n.,, wg, as r1.1m,m1..,:1s. no. 150. 151. 147. ms, mv, no mam, 1w,1,,v4, 114 mlm, mam-1,ev Hwllllm. 111111.11 13 n.11up1, Mc, 104 Phillips, xsmy, IDA m1,.1e. 11.11111 12: r11u,,.u1-11111 v4, no r1.m,c1.11v1.1, ss raw-,.111,,141, 12: rum, 1.11, 1:1 nm-. 1.1.1111 as rsh, c111111i11s, 94 m1-.J1,111.1,:1s. us, loo. l75 r11x.1.m, no-15,94 ummm, xmy. 1114, no mms. sw, va, 171 r111,,A',1111111y, 104 P11114--1.f,1.,,m., as mu. wg.n.11s, 179 rm. elm, no r.,.,1.,,y,ev mm, hwy, 122, ln, z1v rsnvssa, 1y,,11, as Pavvlngur. mm, as, nl. ua rm., A,11.1,1, ss rm.. xsym, 1o.as, :ov Povlilll, Pull 35 mmf. uw, vs r.-yy, nnuy, I5 Pvvull, cy11111111, v4, 117, zzz. 223 Povsll. Jmq.1.1111., av rw.u. wa111,,111, vs. zzz. an m11w,M11,., :s,s1, m, 154, xsv, l50f166,lb7. 214. H0 r,1,11w,,umss,z1v, an mm, sm., 1:14 rmhv. Guy, 1os. zzz, no v-an. cum, v4 nk.. Msn-1 ss. 1 aa nk.. my xo: Pvkhmoru, 10441 1 ll rms, 1111-11, va, l7Y m.11,um,17,:1e,12a,lao,a1v, :Jo mm. sum, 12: rum, 11111111 se. ss, no rmmn, r.,1,1, 104 msn, I-fry, as mm., o,y.1, 111 wmv. M..11yf,, 1 7. as v,w.c1w1,v4, 142.21v mv. rm-111 nu Mm, 14.1.1111 as. 210. 214. :ss rv1u.11. sv-vhaya-1 1os G o111111,se114y,2zz, zzz Q1,a,1f.,1sm, 105, 124, zu cum. QW111 1 vs Q111n,m11,vs,1s0,1s5 n1,1,11. cmnspm., as, zu 11.611, 1.11.-na. vs. 121. mn, zu nm, n-01.11, vs. no. 211, ns lndim, Sutmfu 36,128 uw. ou,-111, vs 11,111.11 14111.11-, 112 n,,.bs.r1,1,1, ms, 17v umm, h1m111y,l5 llmbbv TIWYJ I I6 mm, ma, 114 11m.11,c111ay, vs any. 1.1111-,vs, uz mm, 141.16111 vs sqm. num, so lav.c11,11w1, ms. nz nay. on-y, m IAY, DVUIIIIJ 1 12 my, 111111, ms ny, N.,-111111, ns. 10.1 ny-ma. om, nos n,,y,,1.,,e.:-1.1,-1, vs nay,-wa, r111,1u, 1:11, zov, 211, na xsaams, 1.1.1, as mums, M.-W, as Roman, 1001 P5 lidmoll, David: IDS n.am1,x.1ye-,1 I6 nm-, vn111m, as um. 7411111111111 ms mm, may, ms, nv mm, rum, vs name. mf, vs naw. 11,4111-, ru ma, Jw, se 11.14. 11,..,,,,1n, 17v wa. 1.1111111111 ss. ve, ma, mary, as mul. 11.11, vs 11-111-1, um, vs us,-.m,,1s,.. um, ms xmnwmn, smfy, se, nu. no, 1:17 m11,1,y.r11111-1, 122 nv.,-11.1. Nm-,, ms 11-1.11.11-1,c.,r111, vs nmn. csnm, 1:2 um11,n11,1y, 1115.224 11.ym1a1. mam, ss, na, no I-ym1a1, sm-y, rn 11.y,1.,1,1,, wmv, ms n.y,y.1141.w111,an1, s. se. usa. ur. we l75. 220. 236 nhs4u,K-yin, 105. 150. 155, 171, 211 mae., mm, 12: 1un.1c1,m, vs. no rm. 11,,11.11, av luq. m,1111,1, :11. 1 as. 1:10 lidvnldlun, MMI: 7D liefvordicll, Muni!! 37, Ill uamf, :,,1.111 vs uw. awp, as l1n1.A11,11, J7, Ill, uso RI11111. mmm, los num, 11.11, :17 mn-. o4y,1,11, as Riggs, vm., 105 an-1. mm, vs, an mwn. sm, 11. vs. in 11i11naaf,l:-,111-1111 IOS 111,111g.1, s1s,,11y, vs sawn. mms, 7D x111.,,1,.,,y, Shqp vs, 142. 175 mu, amy, vos naw, 111111, 1 ns 11111, num.. 17, ss, 117, :vo 1111,, m,1ny,1, vz. vs. un, 142 111.-M-1. 1-fry, :17, no 11,111,111-1n,1os.a1v :mn-, rams, 217 ms-m. Dana, :7 mmm, 1.11111 sr l1s1..f11, w1,1a.1,1, ro nssamm. I:-,11.y,:17 ns1,1,,1s11,w1g111,vs, 1s5, 172, 21v nsunm, asm, :7. 1s4 m11111u1,11+1.y,111,ss,1:1n,1v1, 214, 114 lnbinmn. Undnl ll? 111151111111-, wanna, vs nsunm. mmp, 17, :17. Aa, 1zl,1sz, 1:e.1a7. 210.231 ur,1,,w1. mmm, 111 :sum-1, wan. as 1.15.11-, sem, v, 37, zzz, zz: nam. M1111-1 vs Ivo-11.111111 an w.111.r111,111, nz nm. M., 70 xm,1w,,um-U, vs uunbffq. sa, Ja msnbw, sm., nz IMI. Andvlvlz I v.-11. 111111, ws 111111, 1.11, as sown, om, aa. ua, 1:4 nw. hrryp 1os,nz nw., 1111-, ms. no ns-1.,.a. 14111111.11 vs 11sw1e11a,Jm-1, ms, 17v 11,1111-. mu, IOS lubily Norma, I, 5, l7, 70, 216 nm. e11,.1-111, ss, asc, ns 11.,111.,,w1v,,11, los mkmpl, u.-fb1,m,4, 17, ae, sn,z1a, z 1 7. no lual'l.YlrV1:!6. 1sc.1s1 11,.m,,..1-.:111, vo. vs nun. mm., 1v:1 111111.11 mm, ms 11,,m11,v.m, 11a mum., sm, m lm, Angela, les mn, 11111-, as lynn, 111f11m4, as, 1s4 sv-11,1111n1. nf-11.11, vs sw-. wmv, 1 16 suwmn, MW11111, as salma., syyn, as sew. ru.,-11-, as su,,1..1,, uma, vs su1M1., mmm, 70 sa,-111.1-. crm, 114 sawn, mmm, 1 I6 swam, 11-I., on s-mam. xsvhrvf-1 vs. no swam. Nsw..,11.1,11s s11,14w11-, sau:-, 73 smsva. um, IDS ss,,,,nu.s.1-1, ls sspp, om, los s11,111,Muvk, au, wo 5111111-1. .1.11,,11.-, 1 vs s-11.1, my, 1o, 1so, 1ss sqm. 011111.11 vs. no sf,-1-1. J.-,111-1541. nu, 115, ws, vos, 237 Saul, Paul: ill. 46, 17, 150, 154, ISU. 1.19, lbl, M2 5aunr,!ovbaml!6. 130, 174, l15. 180. 217 Seurlr. Suu-nz 95, 121 sw-1. mann, sn Sem. 111441 115. 224 mu-iu,xm11, 70, 175. nz sf11.,1a,11,.,.n.11s1., 111, 17v s-1,a.,1..,1. 1.11.1 1oa,:1v m1m,qn.,,1,w1-1. nm, ue 5:1111-,1.g1mA,1-111111, Myra, vs Se11lay.Gvm 1:2 s1n1.y,J.11,-y, au se11m1a1.m1,y, 11: sg11.,11141,1:1,111,.,1y,u,,1:1o, :17 smwv. nw, ws Schmiiil Milind!! '06, I I6 sasmm, wi11um,:v. 197 Slhmllt, Nmtyy 106 Schmlm Ylurndl 122 s11,,-.1a111.111.,, may um Schell, Diane: IOS 511.011, 111-.11 vs s,1w,1.,, un, vs sums-,. ns11,,,111, 11: sc11,1111v11..w,osm1-,:v.zz2. an sc11,,.,1,.g,n11.,1.1,1oe,vz2, 12:1 sg11111-.1w1, me. 141, no Sd1vlfl,Mlllx lb, HV, ISI Schulhn, Suvdfm I 16 Semin, new, 7, me, 1 I6 s111.,111.c1.-111, vs sm,111.n1a1s,a, ao, no sgnvnx, Hwy, se sa,-mm, s.,,,1.1, 106 sch-M1111-, umm, nm selwmy, Am, av mum, svm, aa. :zo saw-fr., sms, av, l30. 13: s.111,1v-.Js11f1, ns sn1u,,11.,, cm,-111111, sa s111v..11m,mf,1n,:17 s111w-,111.,,N1111wy1, ms s11,1,.1v-1. u,,.,1v,aa Svfvrivolwr, Pulfklfl: ll s..1-1,5110-1,-11:1v smey. m-1-4.111111 121 Sony. mm, zzz mrm. emma, vs, 120,237 s.s1m.1,--1.1, sv. no. 175, 176, no subsla. K.-111.111, 111. no sm-1, Nwy, 10. 177, zu sn-fn, nun, IDA sam, 1.1.1, 122 s.1q.a111,:11-my, 112, 219 sw.-111, s1.,,.,11a, 1:11 ssmsn. mm, nz 911,-,sie-. sm., IO7 smvd. nm, as sr..-1111.11-. x1,,.11.f1y. 122 svmum., uma, vs swarm-. 1.11, we sr-sau. eww, ms Shanahan. Mourulu 377 4l. IIC. 206. 207. 210. no s1.m.e.:-11.11, 122 sm-p,M1fns11,vs,v7. uv, Iss s111n.mu,u1s, 12.17. Jv.14o,141, 202, zov, us, no sr-vp, umm vs sun. A-111111, ro saw, 111,111 11s Shxkln. 111,111,111 113. 1 1s sum. P,-111.11111-, 11s smby. vslqya-1, 112 ss-11:11. MMM1, 1 1s snslm nmmy, av shmu, wan., 11.5 suspend. 14111111 11a snmmw. mu., 1:11 swm, c1.,11v-1, 121. 17v sl,-1m.m,,,1-11117.70 snuff. s1.y.,1,vs. uv. 1ss snman. lfrfv, me supu-y. nan, av. 1s4 s111,1w. 1111-11,1111 vs smqly, cum, loo sr-1vJr,G'lav'n so suv-1y,1u1m, 106, 12:1 sw-. Rebecca, av, 123, 1:10. 137 swf, luv, vs. 1:17, 210. ns sam, 1111-1111 79. 177 s11s1,1a.,,, os,1w1222.22: sm-vmfv. Eva, 7l sm1u,u1ey, 73 smk. mms,-1 vs s111,d1,m111111, 17, 40. so. 171.21v. za: s11smm1-1, 1115-11, 7l SHUI, lhnnurd: Hb s11111,,1,x1w1,,, me, zzz suv-1111. Km, on sum. sum, 71 s1,m1. mm, vo, 137 SUIDPWI1, CGNINUM Hd, Ill aww-, c-mayny vs. va swm, cr-1,11-1, aa, an 1 smm, cymm, 441. vos. ans smm. mme, me sam:-611, um, 104 srmpm, vm, we s11,1w1-. nqywmn, 116 s1,11,..1, awry, me smw-1, sam, an 51111111-111. v1e111a1 40 sm, ww, 46 samm, Wzlllum va s1,1,.f, nn., 117 s1,1g1m,1. lMOy1!6, 1 Ja. 17s. no sv.-1-1, mm.-1, ue sa-amor.. 111.,.w, vs s11u1,m,1,,.,.,,,y, 411. no Sldvmu, om., as su1m,, aw., 75 suxmf, sn.-mn, vs s1,,1.,n.,, n.,,y, we susw-1-1, mv-1 ve s1m,1,x1,,11m1v, vs s-m11W,.-1, nm., no sn-1111. 114,111,111 we 51017711 Allilla l06 mm. ma, 106,153,155 Smith, Chuck: ID, lu, 51,1511 L54- 1sv. m1 , 162 Snivh, usyu, me smnm. mm, vs sqm, nam, 1:1 swam, cam, 40 ' Smlm, lutlnhi: 56 s-,11111.J1111.1, 106, 110,121 sm111,,1.1111, 13. 121 swam. na,-,1,ae, lso, 174. 17s. l76, no, 1v7, no swam, xumy, so swam, Klndallp 1 1 7 s1,1111,,x.,.,1.111, an swam, army, mn smxm. xambedv, 1 22 ww., um, we Smilh, Mary, ve s-nm., umy. 1v:1 s,,,11h. www, vs smam. wmyn, ae s.,1m1,N.1.,-140. 212.211 smam. r1,1,u11, 1oa 511401, NMI IOG, 1117, 222, 223, 730 Smiih, Willlwrlr 96 Smilil. 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