Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1975 volume:

home: OF THE BLUE JAYS “Memories . . . fragmental souvenirs of each fleeting moment, to be stored in the libraries of our minds for later reference -Velina Junction City High School Ninth and Eisenhower Junction City, Kansas 66441 The Year is Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five Co-Editors Mary Jo Gauntt and Velina Houston Advisor, Mrs. Alberta Hill Remember the good times that we shared . . . . . . and now they re just a song--' (l)Leslie Carney in silent reverie. (2) Lulita Jones and Curtis Jackson. (3) Charles Repuyan and girlfriend Co-zann Vickers. (4) Daphne Stewart and Audio Black work together. (5) Linda Carlton and Dawn Allison laughing in the sun. (6) Sheila Hayter, Lynn Smith, and Cathy McMillin caught in the act. (7) Ann Watts reflects. (8)David Wag-goner wonders where Mary went. (9)Laura Woodard. The Horizons of Learning (1) Mrs. Raile and Alexis Richardson in LOYO„ (2) Words for thought. (3) Linda Carrasco in Concepts of Biology. (4) Mysticism instructor, Miss Moser. (5) The Globe Theater. (6) Wy-nona Clardy and friend. (7)The Child Care class. LOYO (Living On Your Own), Mysticism in Lit., The Great American Dream Machine, Shakespearean Tragedy and Comedy, Monsters in Lit., Concepts in Bio., Child Care and Development. . . Yes, these classes flourish at JCHS! JCHS adopted these and many other MINI-COURSES. Such courses allow students to develop their ' Horizons of Learning’ through experience. Most of the classes are self-explanatory. Different fields of literature and biology are explored in many of the mini-courses. The LOYO class deals with 'life-beyond-high school' and self-reliance. One of the many projects in the class included the making of furniture. (l)Tom Shoemaker, Brian Wiuider and Bryce Abbott taking a break. (2)Julia Davis in silent observation. (3)Lois Scarborough and Kathy Dillon as they leave a pep club meeting. ( l)Debbic Dowdell gets involved with JC Pride. (5)Renny Christian caught by an unseen camera. (G)Kyle Smith and Kaye Wolnik watch as Mrs. Winn shows how it's done. (7)Ken Ross hanging around. (8) Lynn Smith displays his striking pro -file. (9) Frank Baker and Rick Wampler help each other out. (10)Emma Adams relieves her feetas Mrs. Clemenson lectures. (ll)Roxic Mancuso caught in a cute moment. (12)Lola Kiley and Denise Bolen pose with a smile. (13) Susie Bevan boasts a big 12 while on the way to class. 7 WELCOMES NEW This year Hays and Great Bend were invited to become members of the strongest league in Kansas — CKL. The Central Kansas League is the oldest standing league in the state and is renowned for its ability. Its member schools have consistently taken high honors in the state, not only in sports, but in the fields of vocal music and debate also. Representatives from the member schools (Junction City, Manhattan, Salina South, Salina Central, and McPherson) visited Hays and Great Bend high schools in an effort to promote friendship and good feelings throughout the league and to make the new members feel welcome. The Junction City representatives, accompanied by Mr. A1 Ferguson, all agreed that the trip was an enjoyable and rewarding experience. 8 Central Kansas League (1)JC reps on the CKL Welcoming Committee: Velina Houston, Keith Roesler, Lois Scarborough, Pam Sjoholm, and Debbie Ramirez. (2) Mr. Arnold Lehmann, president of CKL. (3) Lois presents JC banner at Hays. (4)Mr. Ferguson addresses the new faces. (5)Mac's student president presents CKL Code of Ethics at Hays. (6)In first CKL tilt between JC and GBHS, the Jays came out on top 21-0. (7)GBHS student president Brent Miller gives thanks. (8) Debbie Foltz, GBHS pep club president. 9 (1) Lynda Carrier models the one-piece pantsuit. (2) The Socks Craze” unlimited. (3) Yolanda Mitchell in her blue jean denim skirt. (4) Janette Landru models new horizons shirt. (5,6) Missy Dowdell, Melanie Dowdell, Mary Jo Gauntt, Julie Davis, and Janette Olson display the latest in short haircuts. (7) The striking affect of platform shoes. (8) Norman Ford models a flattering afro. (9) Cara Wunder in a classic skirt. (10) Steve Ruhnke has finesse to the longhaired look. (11) Lynn Rutt models the baggies look. (12) Velina Houston — from mini to knee-length. I Reflections of times of pleasure . . . (l)Carlena Lundeen smiles as Lesa Junghans is caught in a yawn. (2)Linda Carlton plays footsies. (3)Mr. Vol-land madly into his music. (4) Delvin Byrd smiles for the camera. (5) Blue Jay fans pepping up at a spirit rally. (6)Pat Kelly on a flying leap. (7)Who is Melanie Dowdell thinking about? (8)The handsome Steve Bennett caught unaware. (9)Tim Coleman and Diane Dotson relax in the Commons. We, os Editors of the 1975 Yearbook, thought it most important for a yearbook to hold true reminiscent value and not only fact. We have attempted in this book to create. Our goal was to produce a yearbook that was not just a book, but an idea in itself. As the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five withdraw ourselves forever from this truly vital time of our lives, we look back respectfully. Our high school years were a time of maturing and experiencing constant changes. More than ever, this class has manifested the greatest sense of brotherhood ever to exist in this high school. We extend our thanks to whoever and whatever deserves them. In later years, this book will be picked up off some dusty shelf. Upon opening it, our minds will travel back to these precious times, full of cherished friends and dreams, and it will be- Yesterday Once More On behalf of the 1975 Yearbook Staff, we extend special thanks to Mrs. Alberta Hill, our advisor. On behalf of the Graduating Class of 1975, we extend thanks to all of you who, whether you were aware of it or not, made our memories happen. co-editors Vfcjirja |ou6for| tiQcu.c uxnie 13 (l)Tim Rudolph studying. (2)Kaye Wol-nik and Hal Wilson model letter jackets. (3)The Mighty Jays get introduced at a pep rally. (4)Lois Scarborough with a smile. (5)”But can 1 get away with it?!” wonders Pat Kelly. (6)Amidst a few tears, Lynda Carrier. (7)Linda Carlton. (8)Cathy Grant. (9)Kathy Dillon in a moment of joy. When I was young I d listen to the radio waitm for my favorite songs. When they played Id sing along--it made me smile. Those were such happy times and not so long ago how I wondered where they d gone. But they re back again just like a long lost friend, all the songs I love so well. Every sha-la-la-la...still shines Every shing-a-ling-a-ling that they re startin to sing so fine. When they get to the part where he s breaking her heart it can really make me cry. And iust like before. It's yesterday once more - - Look in back on how it was in years gone by and the good times that I had makes today seem rather sad, so much has changed. It was songs of love that I would sing to them and I'd memorize each word. Those old melodies still sound so good to me as they melt the years away. All my best memories come back clearly to me. Some can even make me cry. Just like before. ■35 M it's Yesterday Once More- SENIORS 1975 Walking hand in hand through years of memories, our bodies perhaps separated, but our minds would not let go. The time was ours but for the taking, and it still is. So, as we sit on this silver threshold in a proximity no words can describe, let us clasp hands again and recall the effervescence of the past. Relive it for a moment. Paint it into your soul lest you one day cannot recall its subtle splendor. I love you, my friend. I hope we someday meet again . . . -Velina Houston 9k 3B € £ n 3B , $ctS i« i c rtA 38 €'K MC€ rA the BLUEJAYS were undefeated in football CKL 38 Ay 38 cAcr 38'Xtyyd rouin €tl€'r u fYnrt Ar w« w« 38 A?cr n • Ay 38 a XT r Aft A At h s; ' •. DctA (td t Ao ' ri'Ti A A we had our 6 a.m. party at Rimrock Lake ArU „r, .%?„ ■ (oAatne rA t rA V W«4 ctrA o-n 2 A tctnn fZ ar-y C$o A e z tn c ,y ’ « i At vf )4Al t n SDcwiS f A r(?yfiA 6 0ii A i 0) xaUA .! ? « s A ZZe forA « t-nn sx « € ■ y 6L €€■ €€ S C«JAy g) A � graduation was so far away, yet so near the BLUE JAY track team was FIRST in STATE { fi ('0 x n 6 f- ctw s M y- .■ . A« 4 'c Z y , Z? z xy j 'o (‘ Octet n .yctr r nctco-ct S A V g. rK fX Z Ca Ay (.Oct cm rAa Ay 0 r'KCcn civic ( etye C4A«r , ta .yTetM erie nsA y Accc A i kS r 1 C'X . 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AAt AA 3$ a Accr z ,yrftiAAc' A)eA ct, isAAg'X AA , AAg cA we kept our SILVER TROPHY another year 31 Tim Cowan was Filly Football King tm ,yc« Z sfaa GCd the Seniors tied the Juniors in Filly Football r . fA H r y f t i ty r rt ff v, t 1 V, m rt f r A na er or . $ irU f ™”1 9k non • i i t c r cyy « £ n ocot- c t yir i rt n ar Jfcon Maria Dreon was our AF5 student rft tft wJ S' ft rrr tt i r r r. h ft Vf.Arr t .'tf f. :t r f t tft I J W„ Ar WrA, , Class Flower: While Hose Class Colors: Sky Blue and Silver Class Motio: Knowledge from the past, faith for the present, and hope for Ihe future i I 1) Class Officers: Denise Madkins Lynn Rutt Dana Potter Meade Johnson 2) Class Committee: Lynda Carrier Lois Scarborough Kathy Dillon Barbara Loader Renny Christian Velina Houston Kelly Ross Cathy Grant Janette Olson Greg Olson Dennis Asher 3) StuCo Representatives: Jaye Dundon Karen Sinnard Dianna McKinney Debra Mathews 4) and 5) Sponsors: Mr. Bennett and Mr. Smalley. o.iii| )ic{ 0)ir| .ionh)i SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS MARITTA ADAMS DAWN ALLISON Kayettes 2 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2-3 Honor Pep 2-3 Jay-Steppers 1 -2 Class Committee 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Sadie Hawkins Candidate 1 JERRY ALVIS DIANA ANDERSON Pep Club 1 Ushers Club 1 Future Homemakers of America 1 French Club 2 Band 1 Organ 2 DENNIS ASC1IER Basketball 2 Intramurals 2 Spanish Club 1 Class Committee 3 Teacher's Assistant 2 Top 15 Students 1-2-3 ROBERT ATKINSON Football 2 Wrestling 1-2-3 Boys' Track 1-3 German Club 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 2 ED AUGUSTINE Drama Club 2 Fall Play Production 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Filly Football 2 SANDY AVILA Mira Costa High School California Irving High School Texas FRANCIS BACANI FRANK BAKER Kays 1-2-3 Pep Club 2-3 Honor Pep 3 J-Club 3 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 Band 1-2-3 Pep Band 2-3 Say it with Music 2 FREDDY BALLEW Library 2-3 THOMAS E. BARESEL Kays 1 J-Club 3 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Class Committee 2 Boys' State 2 Band 1-2 Pep Band 1-2 Organ 1-2-3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Chorale 2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 Scholarship 2 Stage Band 1-2 Voice 2-3 Piano DON BARKER 1-2-3 HARVEY BAUER A.F.S. 1 J-Club 3 Cross Country 2-3 Boys' Track 2-3 French Club 1 Science Club 1 Student Council 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Boys' State Alt. 2 JEFF BECKER St. Xavier's High 1-2 STEVEN C. BENNETT Kays 1 J-Club 2-3 Football 1-2-3 Boys' Track 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 INGE BERGMANN Pow Wow Staff 3 German Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 SUSAN BERK Office Assistant 2 MALINDA (BERRY) BUSH Pep Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2-3 SUSAN BEVAN Future Homemakers of America 1 Guidance Assistant 3 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Filly Football 3 BEVERLY BIRGE Mixed Chorus 1 JIMMY BIVENS ELMO BLITCH KAREN BOARD Pep Club 2 Jay-Steppers 2-3 Spanish Club 1 Class Committee 1 Teacher's Assistant 2 CYNTHIA BODINE DENISE (BOLEN) BOLLER Office Assistant 1-2-3 Guidance Assistant 2-3 Mixed Chorus 2 Filly Football 2-3 SANDY BOOK Blue Jay Staff 3 Pep Club 1 Debate 1 French Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 1 RAMONA BOSTON Volleyball 3 Baker High School 1-2 JAMES BRALY Kays 3 A. F. S 2-3 French Club 1-2 Student Council 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 2-3 Organ 2 Say it with Music 2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2-3 Chorale 2-3 A. F. S President 3 HOLLY BRENT Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Filly Football 3 RICHARD BRIGGS LARRY BROWN Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with Music 2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2-3 ROBERTA M. BROWN Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 1-2 Pep Club 1 -2 Ushers Club 2 Girls' Track 1 Office Assistant 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Glee Club 1 Filly Football 2-3 40 SHEILA BROWN Ushers Club 2-3 French Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Concert Choir 3 CARY BRUCE Teacher's Assistant 3 DALE BUCHENAU MATT BUNKER Golf 1-2-3 Organ 3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Chorale 3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 BERNICE BURCH Kayettes 2-3 Pep Club 2-3 Honor Pep 3 Girls' Track 1 Girls' Tennis 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with Music 3 Concert Choir 3 Wrestlerette Treasurer 3 TIM BUSH German Club 1-2 Filly Football Cheerleader 2 LYNNETTE BYRNE Teacher's Assistant 3 Library 2-3 DELVIN L. BYRD Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 Boys' Track 1- ■2-3 Intramurals 1-2 Filly Football Coachl-2 LESLIE CARNEY Girls' Track 1 Jay-Steppers 3 Jay-Spinners 2 French Club 1-2 Class Committee 2 Say it with Music 2 DAN CARPENTER Intramurals 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 1 Mixed Chorus 1 LYNDA CARRIER Kayettes 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Honor Pep 2 Student Council 1 Class Committee 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Mascot 3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Chorale 1-2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 Snowflake Can- didate 1-2 Snowflake Princess 1 BRUCE CASE Pep Club 2-3 Honor Pep 3 J-Club 3 Football 1-2-3 Boys' Track 2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3 German Club 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 3 ANNETTE CHEVALIER RENNY CHRISTIAN Kayettes 1-2-3 Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 French Club 3 Class Committee 3 Organ 1-2 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Concert Choir 2-3 Homecoming Candidate 1-2-3 Homecoming Princess 1 WYNONACLARDY Kayettes 1 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 2 Class Committee 1 Band 3 Organ 1 Say it with Music 1 Glee Club 1 Concert Choir 1 ANITA CLARK Ushers Club 1-2 Future Homemakers of America 1 Office Assistant 3 ELAINE J. CLARK Kayettes 3 Pep Club 3 Guidance Assistant 3 Glee Club 2 LARRY COFFEY LINDA CARLTON Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 2 Volleyball 3 Filly Football 2-3 Sierra Vista High, Arizona 1 CAROL COLBERT German Club 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 St. Xavier High 1 DIANN COLBERT Kayettes 1-2 Pep Club 1-2 Drama Club 1-2-3 A. F. S. 1-2-3 Jay-Steppers 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with Music 2-3 Scholarships 2 Voice Lessons 1-2-3 Piano 3 Concert Choir 2-3 TINA COLLETTE Girls' Tennis 2 Jay-Steppers 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 Guidance Office 2-3 Band 1-2-3 Drum Major 3 JACK CONNOR Intramurals 3 Spanish Club 1 STACEY COOKE J-Club 2-3 Cross Country 1-2-3 Wrestling 2 Boys' Track 1-2-3 Library 3 Band 1 Pep Band 1 CORNELIUS CORBIN Football 3 Frankfurt, Germany 1 Washington 2 SEFERINO CASTILLO J-Club 1 Football mgr. 2 Wrestling mgr. 1 TIMOTHY COWAN Football 1-2-3 Wrestling 1-2-3 Filly Football King 3 TERRI CRUZ Spanish Club 3 Highland Park High, Topeka, Kansas 1-2 DAN CULPEPPER SHARI CYPHERS Guidance Office 3 JANICE DAVIES Kayettes 1-3 Future Teachers of America 3 A. F. S. 3 Student Council 3 Mixed Chorus 1 JEANNETTE DAVIS Blue Jay Staff 3 Girls' Track 1 Jay-Spinners 2-3 Teacher's Assistant2-3 Mixed Chorus 3 Filly Football 2-3 41 JULIA A. DAVIS Scholarships 3 Band 1-2-3 National Merit Pep Band 1-2-3 Scholarship 3 Filly Football 2 Carlisle High, Mixed Chorus 1 Virginia 1 Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 LAURA DICKINSON Honor Pep 1-3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Spanish Club 1 Class Committee 3 Student Council 2 Pep Band 2- -3 Class Committee 1 Say it with Music 2- -3 Office Assistant 3 Concert Choir 3 Fort Scott High RIEKO DAVIS Fort Scott, Kansas 1 Pep Club 2-3 ROBIN DODSON French Club 2 MARGIE DAWSON Future Homemakers of America 1 Say it with Music 2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2-3 VERNON DAY SAUNDERS DELANEY Football 3 Wrestling 1-2-3 Band 1-2 KATHY DILLON Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 1-2-3 Cheerleader 1-2-3 Future Homemakers of America 1 Girls' Track 2 Jay-Steppers 1 Class Committee 1 -3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Guidance Office Assistant 2 Girls' State Alternate 2 Homecoming Candi- WALTER EDDY Football Teacher's Assistant Nurnberg American High, Germany 1- DARRFLL J. FDIE J-Club Football l Wrestling 1-2 Bovs’ Track 1 GREG EDLIN MARY FABIA 3 Pep Club 3 3 Ushers Club 3 Future Homemakers 3 of America 3 Spanish Club 3 Filly Football 3 2 ,2 JOHNNY FIELDS _3 Basketball 3 2 Intramurals 1-2 CYNTHIA DOSS KIRK DOUGLASS CARLOS DOUGLASS Intramural Sports 1-2 Class Committee 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 Band 1-2 DEBBIE DOWDELL Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 KATHY DOWDALL Office Assistant 3 Library 3 Lawton High Lawton, Oklahoma 1-2 MARIA DREON A. F.S Student 3 Mar Del Plata, Argentina LORINDA DUCH LUISA FDMONSON Pep Club 3 French Club 2 DAVID FLLIS LINDA FMFRSON Pep Club 3 Jay-Steppers 3 South Mountain High 1 GWFNDOLYNN M. FNDSLEY Kayettes 1-2-3 Kayette Secretary-Treasurer 2 Pep Club 1-3 Camera Club 2-3 A. F.S. 1-2-3 Spanish Club 1-2 Library 3 Girls' State 2 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 Top 15 Students 1 DEBBIE FIELD SUE FINCHER Pep Club 1-2 Girls' Track 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Pep Band 1-2-3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Filly Football 2-3 Stage Band 2-3 3 2-3 SHIRLEY FINE Kayettes German Club German Club Secretary 3 Band 1-2-3 Pep Band 1-3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Glee Club 3 Gymnastics 3 JOE FISHER Football 1 MIKE FLETCHER JOHN ERVIN Football 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 PHYLLIS FORD ERIC FORSBERG PATSY L. FOSHA date 1-2 ROBERT ESCOTT JR. Kayettes 1 Pep Club 2-3 Pep Club 2 JOHN DISTER JAYF DUNDON Ushers Club 3 Girls' Track 1-2 Kays 3 Pep Club 3 Guidance Office 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Football 3 Honor Pep 1 Band 1-2-3 Basketball 2-3 Girls' Track 1 JUDY E. ESTES Pep Band 1-2-3 French Club 2 Jay-Spinners 3 Pep Club 2-3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Student Council 3 Student Council 1 Ushers Club 1 Filly Football 2-3 Say it with Music 2-3 Teacher's Assistant 1 Glee Club 3 Concert Choir 3 Organ 1 Mixed Chorus 1-2 DOUGLAS FOSTER 42 PAULA M. FULTZ CATHY GRANT MARY A. HARPER LAURA HICKS Future Homemakers Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 1-2 Kayettes 1 of America 1 Cheerleader 2-3 Honor Pep 2 Pep Club 1-2 German Club 1 Pep Club 1- -2-3 Ushers Club 2 Girls' Track 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Honoh Pep 2-3 A. F. S. 2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Girls' Track 1 Debate 3 Glee Club 1 DAVID GAGE Class Committee 3 Guidance Office 1-2-3 Top 15 Students 1-2 Blue Jay Staff 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Filly Football 2 Pow Wow Staff 2 Say it with Music 1-2 LILI HICKS Camera Club 1-2-3 Concert Choir 1-2 MATTHEW J. HARPER Kayettes 1 J-Club 3 Homecoming cand- Pep Club 2 Football 1-2-3 idate 3 CARLOS M. HARRIS Girls' Track 1-2-3 Boys' Track 2-3 Girls' Tennis 3 Boys' Tennis 1 GARY GREENWALT KATHY HASLETT Teacher's Assistant 3 Class Committee 2 Intramurals 1 Pep Club 1-2 Top 15 Students 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Band 1-2 Library 1 ETHEL GRIER Organ 1 GREGORY HIGGINS St. Xaviers 1 CURTIS GAINES HERMAN HILL German Club 1-2-3 CHAR LA GWIN ATUSHI HAZELTON Top 15 Students 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 JEANNE HOLBORN Band 3 JANET HEAD Teacher's Assistant 2 KATHY GARCIA Oman 3 „ Organ 1 Frankfurt American Munich American High LINDA HEIDEBRECHT Glee club High, Germany 1-2 School, Germany 1 Blue Jay Staff 3 Roosevelt High School 2 Kayettes 1-2 GLORIA HOLMES MARY JO GAUNTT Pep Club !-2 ushers Club 3 Blue Jay Staff 2 MIKE GUTHRIE Class Committee 1-2 Mjxed chorus 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Wichita East High 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Co-Editor of Yearbook 3 Pep Club 2-3 Class Committee 2 Teacher's Assistant 2-3 Most Valuable Staffer 2 GLENDA GAY German Club 1 Class Committee 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 1 ELLEN GILMORE DARREL E. GLESSNER ROBERT HAIME Wrestling 1 Boys' Track 1 Spanish Club 1 CINDY HAKALA Kayettes 1 Pep Club 1 Future Homemakers of America 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Guidance Office 2 MARY R. HEMMING-WAY Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 1-2 Jay-Steppers 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 AUDREY HENDERSON Pep Club 3 Wilson High, Lawton High, Lawton, Oklahoma 1-2 VICKI HOLMES Office Assistant 2 Teacher's Assistant 2 LARRY HOUSTON VELINA HOUSTON Cheerleader 2-3 Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Best Feature Writer Award 2 Co-Editor of Yearbook 3 Kays 1-2 MARY HALL TENA HENDERSON Kayettes 1-2-3 Basketball 1 French Club 1 Pep Club 1-2-3 Boys' Tennis 1-2-3 SUSAN HALL Teacher's Assistant 3 Honor Pep Club 2-3 Intramurals 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1 Drama Club 2 Class Committee 2 THERESA D. HAMMOND Spanish Club 2 Class Officer 1 Pep Club 1 EVELYN M. HERNAN _ Class Committee 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Girls' Track 1 DEZ Class Officer 1-2 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Office Assistant 3 French Club 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Chorale 2-3 Teacher's Assistant 2 Band 1-2- .3 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Pep Band 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Top 15 Students 1 Filly Football 2- ■3 Piano 3 (Continued, page 44) 43 (Velina Houston, cont.) TAMMY JAMES C oncert Choir 2-3 Debate Scholarships 1-2-3 Nurriberg American Filly Football Top 15 Students Class President Class Vice-President Fall Play Production National Merit Scholarship Corporation Commended Student Who's Who hi American High Schools Cultural Awareness Creativity in Art 2 High, Germany 1 1 BOB JEFFREY 1 CYNTHIA JOHNSON 2 MEADE JOHNSON Kayettes Pep Club 3 Spanish Club Class Officer Senior Class Pres. 3 Concert Choir 2 Say it with Music 2 2 McLean High School Young Kansas Virginia Writers' Award 1 LARRY JOHNSON PATTY HURFORD STUART JOHNSON Girls' Track 1-2-3 Library Band 2 1-2-3 VERNON JOHNSON Pep Band 1-2-3 CYNTHIA JONES Organ 2-3 Say it with Music 1-2-3 THERESA JONES Concert Choir 1-2-3 Filly Football 2-3 LESA JUNGIIANS Kayettes 2 JOHN HUSTUS Pep Club 1-2 Honor Pep 2 Girls' Track L DON ERVIN Girls' Tennis 1-2- Basketball 1-2 Student Council FRANCINE KATASPIS 3 Pep Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 _2 Killingly High School KARIN KELLY Pep Club 1 German Club 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 3 2 PATRICIA KELLY 3 Kayettes 1-2-3 3 Cheerleader 1-2-3 3 Pep Club 1-2-3 _3 Honor Pep 2-3 _3 Girls' Track 1 Jay-Steppers 1-2 2 French Club 1-2 Class Committee 2 Band 1 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 2-3 Homecoming Candidate 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Snowflake Candidate 2 Snowflake Princess 2 CHARLOTTE JACKSON Pep Club 1-2-3 Girls' Track 1-2 Jay-Steppers 1-2-3 Spanish Club 1 Filly Football 2-3 Organ 1-2-: Say it with Music 1-2 Chorale 2 Concert Choir 1-2 Top 15 Students Kayettes Vice-Pres. Football Pep Club Sargent at Arms RONNIE KELLY Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1-2-3 DEBBIE JACKSON Pep Club Briston, Olkahoma J. J. JACKSON Football Band Frankfurt American High, Germany 3 SUSIE KARNS Kayettes 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Honor Pep 2-3 A.F.S. 2 3 Say it with Music 2-3 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Concert Choir 2-3 1 Kayette Board 3 GWEN KERBY Kayettes 1 Office Assistant 2 Band 1 Organ 1-2 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus Ac-compianist 2 Chorale Accom-pianist 3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 CYNTHIA KESSINGER German Club 1-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 LOLA KILEY Future Homemakers of America 1 KEVIN KITCHENS Yell Leader 2 Pep Club 2 J-Club 2 Wrestling 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 THOMAS KLEUSCH Band 1-2-3 RANDY KNUDSON Pep Club 1-2 Football 2-3 Wrestling 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 PAMELA S. KOEPSEL DON LACER VIRGINIA LANDEN GEORGE LANGDON Ushers Club 3 Beardstown High School ROBERT LASTER J-Club 2-3 Football 1-2-3 Wrestling 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Filly Football Candidate 2-3 J-Club President 3 Football and Wrestling Team-Captians 3 CINDY LAUE A.F.S. 1-2-3 German Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 2 Organ 1-2 Say it with Music 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2 A.F.S. Secretary-Treasurer 2 CINDY LAWRENCE Girls' Track i Guidance Office 2 44 RALPH LEE CARLENA LUNDEEN LYNN MACHADO KAREN MARTIN Cross Country 2 Kayettes 1-2-3 Blue Jay Staff 3 Wrestling 2 Pep Club 1-2-3 Girls' Track 1-3 CHIP M4.THES Honor Pep 2-3 Intramural 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 TIM LEE Girls' Tennis 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 2 Kays 1-2 J-Club 2 Debate 3 Glee Club 3 Camera Club 3 Football 1 French Club 3 Concert Choir 3 Boys Tennis 1 -2-3 Basketball 1 Filly Football 2-3Teacher's Assistant 3 Wrestling 2 Boys' Tennis 3 Scholarships 1 ANNETTE LEGGS Pep Club 1 French Club 1-2 Guidance Office 3 DONNA LEONARD Pep Club Guidance Office Mixed Chorus CHARLES LINCOLN TIMOTHY I. McCOOL A. F. S. 3 Basketball 1-2 Boys' Tennis 3 Class Committee 1 Say it with Music 1-2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 RON MCDANIEL 2 Wrestling 2 3 Boys' Tennis 2 Intramurals l SANDRA LINCOLN BARBARA LOADER Kayettes 1-2 Pep Club 1-2 Honor Pep 2 Girls' Track Girls' Tennis 1-2 Class Committee Top 15 Students 1 Girls' State Alternate Football Pep Club Vice-President Wrestlerettes Vice-President BRENDA LOFTHUS Pep Club 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 CARL MCQUILLER PATRICIA LONG Kayettes 1 Pep Club 1-2 JOHN MCRAE Future Homemakers Boys' Tennis of America 2 Intramural A. F. S 1 Library ANTONIO MACKLIN GWENDOLYN MACON Pep Club 1-2-3 Ushers Club 3 Girls' Track 1-2-3 Girls' Tennis 2 Jay Steppers 1-2-3 Intramurals 3 Filly Football 2-3 DENISE MADKINS DEBORAH MATTHEWS Kayettes 3 Pep Club French Club Student Council Teacher's Assistant Top 15 Students 2-3 1-2 2-3 2 1-2 ALEX MCKAY DIANNA MCKINNEY Blue Jay Staff -3 Pep Club -3 Jay-Steppers -3 Student Council 1 Teacher's Assistant -3 Band 3 Say it with music -2 Filly Football 2 Frankfurt American High, Germany LYDIA MCLAUGHLIN Glee Club 2 Filly Football 2-3 Girls' Track 1-2 MARGARET MADDOX RAMON MERAZ CHARLIE J. MEYER Football 1 Wrestling 1-2-3 Intramurals 2 German Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 2 3 MIC HEAL MALEA Mixed Chorus 1 1-3 1-3 JOHN MALDONADO 3 3 MIKE MALLORY BARBARA MILLER Office Assistant 3 1 1 OSCAR MALPARTIDA Organ Mixed Chorus 1-2 1-2 3 Piano 3 2 ROXANNA MANCUSO PAM MILLER 1-2-3 1-2-3 1 Blue Jay Staff Pow Wow Staff Kayettes 1-2- Cheerleader 2- Honor Pep 2- Pep Club 2 Girls Track 2- Jay-Steppers 1 Teacher's Assistant Filly Football Sadie Hawkins candidate 2 Gymnastics 3 KENNETH MARTIN Intramurals 3 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 ■3 ■3 -3 -3 -3 -2 3 3 PHILLIS MILLER Spanish Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 1 ARLAN MOCK French Club Science Club Boys' State Top 15 Students Scholarships 1-2 1 3 1-2-3 3 45 CHARLES MOORE JANETTE OLSON GREGORY PETERSON Pep Club 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Science Club 1-2 Intramural s 1 Cheerleader 2 Band 1-2 Library 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2 Honor Pep 2-3 Concert Choir 1-2 DEBBIE MORFITT French Club 1-2-3 Pep Club 3 Class Committee 3 CHERYL PETTY A. F. S. 2 Homecoming Can- Teacher's Assistant 2 didate 2 DALE POLING Say it with music 2-3 Homecoming Princess 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2-3 ANTHONEY POPE GLEN MORRELL Football 3 Spanish Club 2 CHERYL MORRISON CALVIN MOYER Cross Country 1 Boys' Track 1 DAN MUKAI MARK NARDUCCI PEGGY NARVERUD Pep Club 3 Jay-Steppers 3 Glee Club 2-3 Howell High School KIM NENSTIEL Pep Club 1-2 Library 2 CHARLIE NIX Pep Club Football Basketball Boys' Track German Club RAMONA OLDHAM Girls' Track 2-3 Volleyball 3 Intramurals 3 Spanish Club 1 Library 2 Filly Football 2-3 GREGORY OLSON Wrestling 1-2-3 Class Committee 3 3 3 1-2-3 3 2 JOHN OLSON Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 Cross Country 2-3 Boys' Track 3 Intramurals 1-2-3 German Club 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with Music 3 Filly Football Cheerleader 2-3 SALLY ORR Kayettes 2 Pep Club 2 Future Homemakers of America 1 Band 2 Glee Club 2 CHARLES ORTH JAMES PARRIS ALVIN PENN Wrestling Intramurals Spanish Club MARIA PEREZ WALTER PETERS Pep Club Honor Pep Debate German Club Class Officer Student Council DAWNITA POPE Ushers Club 2-3 French Club 1-2 Teacher's Assistant 3 DANA POTTER Pep Club 1-2-3 Jay-Steppers 1-2-3 French Club 1-2 Class Officer 1-3 Class Committee 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with music 2-3 Filly Football 2 Class President 1 Drill Team Co-Capt. 3 JOHN POWERS Wrestling MARK POWERS 2 LISA PRIDDY Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Jay-Steppers 2-3 Class Committee 2 Say it with music 2 Filly Football 2 DEANNA PRINTZ Organ 1 Say it with music 1-2-3 Chorale 2-3 Concert Choir RUTH QUELCH 1-2-3 2-3 1-2-3 1 JANET RADER Jay-Steppers 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Top 15 Students 2 Tyrone, Pennsylvania RODNEY RAMIREZ Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 Intramurals 1-2 German Club 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 2 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 2-3 Chorale 2-3 German Club Sec. 3 RICK RANSOM KEVIN RAY Intramurals 2-3 Golf 1-2-3 TIM REDING Drama Club 1-2 Debate 3 RANDY RENFROE Pep Club 3 J-Club 2-3 Football 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Boys' Track 2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Scholarships 3 J-Club VIce-Pres. 3 CHARLESREPUYAN Basketball 1-2 Cross Country 1-2 Boys' Track 3 Pep Club 3 DIANA RHODES Glee Club 1-3 Mixed Chorus 2 PATTY RHODES Pep Club 1-3 German Club 1 Teacher's Assistant 3 Filly Football 2-3 46 RON RICH Football 2 Nurenburg American High, Germany JAMES RICHARDS Football 3 Intramurals 3 Rancocas Valley Reg. High School ALEXIS RICHARDSON Blue Jay Staff 3 Girls' Track 1 Girls' Tennis 2 Debate 2-3 Jay-Spinners 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Filly Football 2-3 PATRICIA ROGGE Pep Club 1- Honor Pep Future Teachers of America Band 1- Pep Band Say it with Music 1- Concert Choir 1' Wrestlerette Sec. F.T.A. Secretary MARTIN ROGOFF MICHAEL ROMERO Golf DOUG ROOT BENJAMIN ROBERTS A. F.S. Cross Country KELLY ROSS Yell Leader 1 Pep Club 2_3 Honor Pep Wrestling 1-2 CYNTHIA ROBERTS KAREN ROESLER Kayettes 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Honor Pep 2-3 Future Homemakers of America 1 A. F.S. 2 Class Committee 3 Filly Football 2 Girls' State 2 Say it with Music 2-3 Concert Choir 2-3 Top 15 Students 2 Snowflake Candidate 2 Drama Club Future Teachers of America Intramurals Teacher's Assistant Frankfurt, Germany Orrville, Ohio Student Council 2-3 Boys' State 2-3 Filly Football Candidate 1 Sadie Hawkins Can-■2-3 didate 1 Filly Football Prince •2-3 ■2-3 2 LYNN RUTT I Kayettes Pep Club 1- Jay-Steppers French Club Student Council 1_2 Class Committee Say it with Music 1- Concert Choir 1- Filly Football 3 MARK SANDERS 2-3 Basketball 3 2-3 CINDY SAWYER A. F. S. 2-3 Office Assistant 2-3 Band 1 3 Say it with music 1- Glee Club 2 TERINA SHAFFER 2 Kayettes 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3 2 Honor Pep 2-3 Ushers Club 2 1 Girls' Track 1 2 Girls' Tennis 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with music 1-2-3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 3 Top 15 Students 1 '2-3 Kayette Board 2 2-3 Pep Club secretary 3 1 Wrestlerettes 2 Wrestlerette 2 Secretary 3 ■2-3 Wrestlerette ■2-3 Treasurer 1 2 ELAINE SHANE Band 1 3 Pep Band 1 1-3 DON SHANNON 1-2 Wrestling 3 Boys' Tennis ■2-3 German Club •2-3 1 DOUGLAS SHARP 1-2 1 1-2 KENNETH ROSS Pep Club J-Club Football Wrestling-Boys' Track Sadie Hawkins Candidate Filly Football Candidate J-Club Program Chairman LOIS SCARBOROUGH 2-3 Cheerleader 1-2-3 1-2-3 Head Cheerleader 3 1-2-3 pep club 1-2-3 1 Honor Pep 1-2-3 1-2-3 Girls' Track 1 Class Committee 1-3 2 Office Assistant 3 Teacher's Assistant 3 3 Say it with music 1 Glee Club 2 3 TONY SLAGLE MARSHA SLAUGHTER Pep Club 2 Jay-Steppers 1-2-3 Spanish Club 1 Office Assistant 3 MARIE SLOCUM Kayettes 2 Pep Club 2 A. F. S. 1 French Club 2 MARTIN SCHMEDEMAN Library 1-2-3 KEITH ROESLER ED ROYAL Teacher's Assistant 3 Band 1 Kays 3 Intramurals 1 J-Club 3 Class Officer 1-2 Cross Country 2-3 JAMES SELEY Camera Club Science Club Boys' Track Boys' State 2-: STEVE RUHNKE 2 Pep Club SHARON SHEPHERD 2 Girls' Track 1-2-3 Top 15 Students 1-2J-Club 2 Volleyball 3 Scholarships 3 Football 1-2 Jay-Spinners 3 J-Club Secretary- Wrestling 1-2 Intramurals 3 Treasurer 3 Boys' Tennis 1 RON SELF Filly Football 2 47 JOHN SHROPSHIRE KAREN SINNARD Kayettes 1-2 Pep Club 1-2 Jay-Steppers 2-3 Student Council 3 Office Assistant 2 Teacher's Assistant 3 Say it with music 2-3 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Filly Football 3 PAM SJOIIOLM Kayettes 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Honor Pep 2-3 Girls' Track 1-2-3 French Club 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 2-3 Snowflake Candidate 1 Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 1 Pep Club President 3 Kayette Board 1-2 Filly Football 3 ANTHONY SMITH ELLIOTT SMITH J-Club 1 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Boys' Track 1-2-3 Filly Football Candidate 3 POLLY SMITH Pep Club 1-2-3 Honor Pep 2-3 Ushers Club 2 Future M Future Homemakers of America 2 A.F.S. 2-3 Guidance Office 2 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Filly Football 2 Wrestlerettes 1-2-3 JAMES C. STEARNS MIKE STEINFORT Teacher's Assistant LINDA STENGER Pep Club 1- Honor Pep 1- Teacher's Assistant KAREN L. STEUER Pep Club Girls' Track Library MARY STEVER DIANNA STEVENSON Guidance Office 1- Mixed Chorus L'TANYA STEWART Pep Club 1- Honor Pep Debate Jay-Spinners 2- Office Assistant Say it with Music Filly Football DEBORAH STIFFLER Teacher's Assistant2 Top 15 Students 1- SHARON STRAUSS JAMES E. TURNER Kays A. F. S. 3 Intramurals 1-2- Band 1-2- . Pep Band l - .9 “Say it with Music 1-2-2 Mixed Chorus O Concert Choir 1DUANE TUTTLE 1 iDELORES ULMER JIMMY ULMER Wrestling LINDA VAILANCOURT “JAMES VALLEROY Debate 2-1 ALICE VROMAR 3 3 RICHARD WAMPLER 3 German Club 3 Concert Choir 2- 3Suutgart, Germany BOB WHITE JR. 2 Wrestling 1 2 Boys' Track 1 3 Say it with Music 2-3 3 Concert Choir 1-2-3 2 gDESIREE WILLIAMS 2 3 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Zweibriicken American High School, Germany 1 JEAN WILLIAMS Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1-2 Jay-Steppers 1-2-3 Spanish Club 1 Office Assistant 2 Top 15 Students 1-2 Homecoming Candidate 1 J BOB WILLIAMS J-Club 3 Football 1-2-3 Wrestling 2 Intramurals 1 EDDIE WINNING HAM PAT TAYLOR Pep Club Honor Pep Intramurals TIM TAYLOR 2- 1-2- ALBERT J. THARNISH Ushers Club Science Club Teacher's Assistant Boy's State Top 15 Students 1-Scholarships J. W. WARD 0 2 SANDRA WATKINS Pep Club 1-2 Ushers Club 1-2 Guidance Office 2 3 3 JONATHAN WATSON 3 MIKE WELCH Football Basketball Boy's Track 1 Intramurals 1 3 LINDA WELDEN 2 Spanish Club 2 3 LAURA WOODARD Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 Jay-Steppers 2 -30ffice Assistant 2 -3Teacher's Assistant 3 -3Richard King High, Corpus Christi, Tex. 1 Anchor Bay High, New Baltimore, Mich. 2 GREG WOODS 3 Intramurals 1 3 HAROLD WREN 3 WALTER WRIGHT 3 CARA WUNDER Teacher's Assistant 3 iMICHAEL WUNDER Intramurals 1-2-3 Teacher's Assistant 3 VICKI SMOCOVICH Pep Club Class Committee Teacher's Assistant STEPHEN WELLS 1 LOUIS M. THOMPSON Science Club 1 Intramurals 1-2-3 Organ 3 Band 1 Mixed Chorus 1 DONNA YOSICH 3Pep Club 1 Concert Choir 3 3 48 49 JUNIORS 1976 It's a substantiated fact that I understand all you do and say. But. I am not yet ready to listen. -vh- Bryce Abbot Nanett Abt Tracey Abt Victor Acosta John Adair Alice Adams Greg Allen Dorothy Anthony Vickie Apfel Beckie Archer John Arroyo Larry Artzner Edward Arveson Robert Ash MaryBicani Bruce Baker Tammy Baldwin Terri Barham Carl Bachand Kathy Beavers Becky Beckman Bob Berry Jimmy Best Rose Biggs Barbara Birge Karin Birkhead Gina Bloomfield Joanne Board JonBoger Richard Bolen 52 (1) John Gasswint taking a little snooze, while Gina Bowers studies hard in the background. (2) Sidney Short, what are you doing in the Junior Section? (3) Where have you been, Pat Hall, with that smile? Cynthia Boston Regina Bowers Jeff Braden David Brainard Ron Brannan Scott Brewer Penny Bright Andrea Brown Arte Brown Laura Brown Pam Brown Allen Broyles Tracy Buchanan Mike Buchenau June Burch Debbie Burdett Quinn Burleson Eva Butler Charles Byers John Cagle Jeff Cali Mali a Cantrell John Cardone James Carter Tracy Carter Dianna Case Patti Chanbers Diana Cisneros Connie Clark Maureen Clark 53 r David Covington Ted Cranford Clyde Cummins John Dahlhauser Chris Dantos Rosemary David Angi Magcalas, Roxi Jung, and Daphne Shrouf all decidedly resting. Nelda Clark Harold Cline Roger Closs Sally Coates Kevin Cody Pam Coffey Billy Cook Carlton Connor Pat Cornell Debbie Coryell Diann Cotton Pat Courtney Mark Davis Scott Deam Kathy DeJesus Sandy Deleuran Jim Devin Mary Dietrick Linda Doctolero Priccilla Dorsey Kirk Douglas Patricia Dowell Ruby Doyle Ken Duckworth in e Danny Durkee Lyle Dutcher John Dutchyshyn Debra Edgerton Lynn Edwards Debra Eggers Jim Eggers Susan Ehlers Lee Ehlebracht Lee Ervin Mark Ervin Kay Eshlcman Glen Fair Richard Fernandez Sue Filby Kelly Fitch Kathy Flack Dennis Floyd Norman Ford Jetta Frazier Cynthia Freeman Robert Ganger Theresa Gaines John Gasswint Pat Gasswint Mike Gauntt Elizabeth George Thelma German Clifford Gibbens Rita Gilmore (1) Robin Stewart got his nose caught in the door. (2) Donna Yowell, why the sullen look? (3) Regina Bowers giving someone a hello wave. 55 Cathy Glessner Pierce Goman Cindy Gomez Sherry Goodwin La Vern Grant Linda Grant Milton Gray Steve Grogg Gina Guiot Robbi Gwin Annette Hakala Bill Hall Pat Hall Claresa Hammond Joyce Hammond John Hannon John Harp Dennis Harrell Randy Harrell Jim Harris Richard Hart Erik Hartronft Donna Harvey Sheila Hayter John Heathcock Wanda Helms Laura Helt Bryant Henderson Robert Henk Cyndi Hetzler 56 (1) Milton Gray flashes a smile. (2) Sally Coates taking a rest from practice. (3) Who’s over there, Linda Grant? (4) Nanette Swim enjoys the company of upper classmen. Stephanie Hill Tamara Hinds Susie Holborn Greg Hollon Thomas Holloway David Holman Jeff Holmes Richard Holmes Wanda Holmes Zeke Hoover Linda Horn Lori Hornbostel Lorrine Howard Chuck Howe Leslie Hoyle Wayne Hoyle Linda Hultgren Han Hye Katherine Ibara Truby Jaecke Fred Jackson Yen Jakubowsky Mary Jelen Kate Johnson Larry Johnson Mary Johnson Rae Johnson Ray Johnson Katherine Johnson Lulita Jones 57 Lynn Jones Roxanne Jung Veronica Jung Sharon Kane Brian Kelly Constance Kies Carolyn Kingsbury Thomas Koberstein Susan Koonce John Kozlowski Steven Krajkoski Ronald Kramer Cindy Lacey Karla Landes Robert Landrith Joe Lapere Allison Lauderdale Donna Lawrence Barbara Lawrence Vance Lawson Theresa Leone Melodee Locklear Daniel Lofthus Leveam Love James Luongo Kim Lucas Phillip Mac Laird Angie Magcalas Lyman Mager Ron Maggard Mr. Teply watching over his studious History class. 58 Nina Maldonado off in a dream with Mary Johnson at her side. Patty Mahan Nina Maldonado Michael Mam Robert Manns Gregory Martin Kim Martin Doug Martino Denise Matthews Charlotte Mathis Dennis Matthews Debbie Maurer Joe Maxwell Susan May Greg McCarty MikeMcCalley Andy McDaniel Everett McDaniel Gwen McDaniel James McDaniel Ray McDonald Mike McDonough Brenda McGuire Cindy McKinney Roberta McLaughlin Raymond McMillin Richard McNeil Kim McRae Bill Means Robert Miles Bryant Henderson laughing at himself. Brenda Miller James Miller Phyllis Miller Chuck Mitchell Yolanda Mitchell Barbara Morton Ronald Moore Kim Morrell Pat Motley Henry Moyer Melvin Moyer Anthony Mullins Harold Murphy Gerald Muse Ed Myers David Narducci James Nelson Mike Newell Paula Noble Bruce Oliver Karl Olson Dave Orr Yvonne Pages David Palmiere SusanneParks Sue Parvin Y vonne Patter soi Mike Pavlovici Sara Peoples Mike Peterson 60 Bryan Phipps James Pope Jeff Pope Randy Pope Sharon Pope Marion Pratt Rod Pray Randell Pringleton Marcia Radabaugh Debbie Ramirez Kimberly Ray Lois Reding Becky Riddle Mary Rippert Jackie Roach Toni Rocha Donna Rimes Penny Robinson Tom Rolfs Debbie Rothfuss Kathy Royal Linda Rucker Karen Rupp Iris Salke Walter Sanders Rizalde Sandova Octivio Santos Terry Schad Stephanie Scott Irma Seabrooks (1) Clyde Cummins TRYING to type. (2) What a pose for Randy Harrell and David Wagner. 61 (1) Melodee Locklear studying people in the Commons Area. (2) Steve Nelson getting into the pep rally. (3) Mike Gauntt sending smiles someone’s way. Kirk Shandy James Shannon Tom Shoemaker Daphne Shrouf Belinda Simer John Skare Kay Skinner Clifford Slocum John Small Melinda Smalls Brigitt Smith Kyle Smith Monica Smith Rose Smith Mary Smokavich Kim Snyder Kim Sowder Fred Spaulding Marsha Stahl Liza Stamps Francis Starrett Joseph Sterling Bret Stevens Shanna Stevenson James Stewart Robin Stewart Charles Stites Esther Stoll Steve Swartz Nanette Swim Kim Sylvester Cindy Taylor Ann Teigan William Tempera Boxie Thomas Gail Thomas Lora Thomas Kevin Thompson Charles UUmer Lisabeth Underwood Debbie Yaillancourt Mary Vigil Martha Viktora Lane Voelcker David Waggoner Shirley Walker Terri Wallis David Waldman Cathy Warner Melissa Waters Ann Watts Jimmy Welch Gene Wendt Matt Westfall Joseta Whisenant Kimberley Wikey Bruce Wilkins Valerie Willey Kevin Willmont Lendora Williams Sandra Williams Ben Wilson Bobby Wilson Hal Wilson Buck Winn Kaye Wolnik Brian Wunder Terry Wunder Dona Yowell Shannon Zeigler 63 In Memoriam Steve Braden The Lord is my shepherd, therefore can I lack nothing. He shall feed me in a green pasture, and lead me forth beside the waters of comfort. He shall convert my soul, and bring me forth in the paths of righteousness for his Name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me, thy rod and thy staff comfort me. Thou shalt prepare a table before me in the presence of them that trouble me, thou hast anointed my head with oil, and my cup shall be full. Surely thy loving-kindness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. STEVEN DEAN BRADEN was born Mai'ch 9, 1958 in Travis Air Force Base, California. He died May 27, 1974, and lies to rest in Milford, Kansas. He was a member of the Debate and Forensics team. His main interests were basketball, music in general, and swimming. Although Steve is no longer with us, many will hold his memory for a long time in the future. -Annette Hakala 64 Class of lf 76 (1) Secretary, Kyle Smith; President, Carl Olson; Vice-President, Milton Gray; Treasurer, Diane Cotton. (2) Class Committee members: Nanette Swim, Kathy Johnston, Allison Lauderdale, Kathy DeJesus, Debbie Burdett, Melodee Locklear, Gene Whisenant. 66 Bob Berry Jimmy Best Helen Bicani Ron Brannan Scott Brewer Laura Brown Sally Coates Pat Courtney Ted Cranford Jerry Cunningham Sharon Dickinson Mary Dietrich Allen Broyles Debbie Burdett Eva Butler Tony Cardone Charles Chanbers Nelda Clark Linda Ede Jimmy Eggers Tom Eggers Rich Fernandez Jetta Frazier Cynthia Frazier Pat Gartin Elizabeth George Thelma German Cindy Gomez Gina Guiot Bill Hall Pat Hall Susan Holbom Richard Holmes Lori Hombostel Kathy Ibarra Mary Johnson Ray Johnson Hye Han Dennis Harrell Jimmy Harris Mike Hayes Bryant Henderson Juniors L-a te Pictures 68 Anthony Kelly Cindy Lacey Linda Louis Kim Lucas Phil McClaird Kim McRae Bill Meanes Kim Morrell Gerald Muse Joe Myers Bruce Oliver Mary Parks Lois Reding Jackie Roach Mark Roberts Karen Rupp Walter Sanders Octavio Santos James Shannon Tom Shoemaker Mary Smocovich Mark Spining Carla Stewert Nanette Swim Ann Teigen Cindy Thomas Debbie Vaillancourt Melissa Waters Tom Weinel Jim Welch Gene Wendt Matt Westfall Gene Whisenant Kim Wilky Johnny Williams Lendora Williams 69 SOPHOMORES 1977 I am here. You have yet to realize how much. -vh- Deanna Adair Jack Agee Lewan Alexander Geneva Allen Toni Alley Jonna Allison Donold Anders James Anderson Caroline Apfel Cindy Archer Keith Ascher Larry Atchison Gladys Augustine Sandra Ausley Freddie Austin Helen Bacani Arthur Baechtold Gloria Baez David Baker Lloyd Baldwin Karen Ballew Krishna Barnes Jean Bartlett Nancy Bartlett Susan Basey Mike Baszak Carol Bateman Debra Bauer Robert Baughman Tim Baughman (1) Linda Carrasco, caught by the camera. (2) Ron Latimer strolls through the commons area between classes. 72 Betsy Hall and Jerry Fincher in Journalism class. John Beasley Joe Beatty Billie Beeks Michelle Bevley William Bischoff Audi Black HHH SR Thomas Blanchard Linda Board Jesse Bobbitt Charles Bogen Pat Bohannon Roger Boise lair Keith Boll man Elaine Bondsteel Randy Borchers Rick Braly Jackie Breese Charlotte Broadway Keith Brown Teresa Broyles Eva Brundridge Nathan Bryant Monica Buckner Kaylene Bumgarner Jay Bungard Dianna Burch Ilona Burch Cheryl Bush Leslie Byrd Victor Byrd 73 Lauren Muse finds daydreaming an easy task while sitting in the hallway. Mark Cantrell Cris Cappelletti Robin Carlyon Linda Carrasco Marla Carraway Steve Carrier Erin Cassity Benjamin Chastain Anna Chessar Frank Clark John Clark Richard Clark Patricia Clem James Cline Virgil Clodfelter Karen Coade Mark Cody James Cogar Janie Cogar Willie Cole Donna Coleman Timothy Coleman Craig Collins Diane Cope Pam Cornwell Debra Coulson Claudia Covin K. C. Cowan Susan Crank Margaret Crawford 74 Diann Cross Tony Cyphers Debra Daffron Nancy Dageforde Brenda Daniel Carol Davis Cheryl Davis Sandra Davis Elizabeth Day Vera Day Terry Daymude Berlinda Delava ra Karla Deniston Greg Denver Robert Diaz Sylvia Diaz Monte Dibben Alex DistelkamD Ken Dillion Michael Dishman Joann Dister Patricia Dority Renate Doss Diane Dotson Melanie Dowdell Missy Dowdell Pamela Dowell Charles Doyle Diana Drlbben Richard Dudley 75 Missy Dowdell is preparing to be a great scientist. Tammy Dukeman Michael Dupere Daniel Easthouse Woodward Eddy Sylvia Eden David Edgar Mike Ehlebracht Clyde Eidson Sue E scott Rose Fabia Robert Fansler Michael Farst Jon Fiffe Jerry Fincher Willie Flatt Kimalee Fox Virginia Gable Barbara Gage Sandra Galliher Raymond Galloway Donna Gandy Ronnie Garcia George Geczy Karen Gelvin Johnny Gerald Rhonda German Tracy Germann Rosemary Gilmore Debra Glander Rodney Glessner 76 Mina Gold Deborah Gomez Steven Green Keith Greenawalt Sylrina Griffin Dean Guilmett Cheryl Hakala Elisabeth Hall Marcus Hammond Steven Hammond Cheryl Hamner Fred Hankins James Hanshew Cheryl Harrell Michael Hartmann Juliana Hartronft Daniel Haslett Terry Heldstab BUI Heller David Henley Lyn Herman Reyna Hernandez Ken Herrera Steve Hill Janel Hinz Mary Hoffman Thomas Hohmann Terri Holland Mark Holloway Pamela Holman 77 A sophomore class listening carefully. Debra Holmes Stanton Holt Bernle Horrocks Sue Hourigan Daniel Howard Melanie Hoyle Billy Hudson James Hudson Catherine Hughes Joanne Humphreys Janet Ibarra Charles Jaap Georgia Jackson Teresa Jackson Roger Jacobs Laura Jelen Joyce Jenkins Harold Jennings Ricky Johannes Alice Johnson Carolyn Johnson Donna Johnson Frances Johnson Grenville Johnson Luther Johnson Michelle Johnson Jennifer Jones Maria Jones Matthew Jones Sok Kang 78 (1) Jo Anne Humphreys casts a wondering look. (2) Sorry Tom, we don’t have naptime at JCHS! (1) Sophomores are always busy-busy-busy. (2) Kaylene Bumgardner takes a minute for a casual pose. Jeffrey Karmann Brad Kaufman Debra Keith Robert Kemp Nelda Kerchner Vennessa Kerchner Jamila Khalil Lillian Kiley Tereasa Kirchoff Ellen Kirkwood Linda Klima Katherina Kotoyantz David Laflash Christina Lamont Cynthia Laporta Ronald Latimer Denise Lawrence Cynthia Lazear Cynthia Leblanc Deborah Lee Harold Leininger Benjamin Levinson Alvin Lewis Jane Lichtenhan Marie Lichtenhan Daniel Llewelyn Joe Lopez Keven Lovitt Debbie Luck Greg Luthl 79 (1) Nancy Bartlett swooning over something, or someone! (2) CeCe Thornberg. George Lynch Robert Lynch Thomas Lytle Brigitte Madkins Morris Madkins Norris Madkins Wendy Mallory Marylou Mamaril Douglas Mancuso Dareyl Martin Kevin Martin Terri Martinez Betty Mason Cheryl Mason Clara Mathis Laura Mathis Carol Matthews James Matthews Sheila Maxey Tim McCandless Michelle McCarty Denise McDonald Michael McGuire Eric McKay Cathy McMillin Tammy McRee Benjamin Mead Carrie Meyers Melvin Miller Patricia Miller 80 Patrick Miller Michon Milton Marilyn Mock Howard Montgomery William Morgan Thomas Morris Darrel Murphy Colleen Murray Lauren Muse Judy Narverud Debra Nelson Larry Nelson Mark Nicholson Reggie Noland Robert Norris Steven Ochs Anthony Orvik Florencia Padilla Chris Pagliuco Ann Palmieri Carl Park Robert Pavlovici James Paxton Patricia Payne Gregory Peck Phillip Perritt Mark Perry Donna Petersen Henry Petty Dan Plumb 81 Rebecca Plumb Jack Powers Jay Priddy Wayne Pugh Anita Pullen James Putney Stephen Quelch Ruby Reed Darren Rhodes Scott Rich Alvin Richardson Rickey Richardson Jose Rios Jack Rivas Linda Rocha Lizabeth Roe the r Monika Rogoff Cynthia Rollins Kerbie Ross Maria Royal Elisabeth Rucker Timothy Rudolph James Russell Patrick Ryals Marla Sanders Rebecca Sanders James Schimpl Richard Schmedeman Kathlene Schnackenberg Kristine Schnackenberg (1) Is biology that hard ? (2) David Wolf concentrating on typing. (3) Marcus Hammond taking it easy in the commons area. 82 Angelika Schneider Theresa Schonbemer Leonard Schraag Bruce Scott Betty Settgast James Shaffer Vannessa Shane Wanda Sharp Roger Sheaffer Teresa Shoemaker Sidney Short Darrell Shown Doyle Shrouf Cheri Shry Anthony Sims Calvin Sims James Sizemore John Sizemore Marc Sjoholm Joan Slaten Timothy Slattery James Smith Jeffrey Smith Michael Ray Smith Mike Smith Tony Smith Tame Snell Waeyon So Richard Sohns Judith Soper Linda Speake Ed Stanesic Susan Steinfort Diane Stephen Jeffrey Sterling Cheryl Steuben Peggy Stevens Daphne Stewart Donald Stoll Jacqueline Strickland Darrell Stroy Michael Studtmann Kenneth Sullivan Tammy Swenson Mary Lee Swim Kathy Tanguay Phyllis Tanimoto Roxann Tate Cathey Taylor Walter Tech Chantal Teed Rory Tempera Earl Temple Lawrence Terrel Jerome Thomas Robert Thomas Virginia Thomas Gene Thompson CeCe Thomberg Mange la Tipton Hey, guys! Doesn't that belong in a car? 84 Mina Gold, is that an excuse you are writing for Ben Chastain? - Victor Titus Sylvia Todd Henry Toussaint Carolyn Tozier Janet Tozier Mark Tucker Donald Turner James Turner Renita Tuttle Joe Utley Josef Vallon Eva Venegas Patricia Vickers Vicki Wagner Richard Walker Isaac Wallace Nicholas Walz John Washney Melanie Waters Richard Waters Rico Webb BUI Webb Cindy Wertz Doris Wesley Marc Whaley Natalie White Don Whitebread Bobby Whitten David WUd Barbara Williams 85 Donna Williams John Williams Meg Williams Myra Williams Heiderose Wilson Michael Wilson Susan Wilson Terry Winkleman Kenneth Wisby David Wolf David Woodall Brenda Wright David Yates Donna Yost Ed Young Donald Young Diane Yowell (1) Pat Miller works on his project in metals class. (2) Kerby Ross practices the art of Yoga. (3) Tim Rudolph and CeCe Thomberg display their hopping skills during a pep rally. 86 Class of 1977 (1) Secretary-Treasurer, Cheryl Bush; President, Daphne Stewart; Vice-President, Nancy Dage-forde. (2) Class Committee members: Tim Rudolph, Gladys Augustine, Katherine Kotoyantz, Cindy Archer, Pat Ryles, Susan Steinfort, Joyce Jenkins, Virginia Gable, Sidney Short, Stephen Hammond, Diane Dotson. 87 o p h o m o r e L a 1 e P i • i 11 r e Nick Calhoun Erin Cassity Frank Clark Judd Clemens Terri Cleveland Virgil Clodfelter Pam Cornwell Susan Crank Debra Daffron Brenda Daniel Cheryl Davis Greg Denver Benate Doss Diane Dotson Steve Dougherty Diana Dribben Tammy Dukeman Boston Gant Bhonda German Debra Gomez Steve Green Marcus Hammond Jennifer Haynie Kenneth Herrera Bernie HorrocKs Jan Ibarra Harold Jennings Grenville Johnson Bonnie Lanier Michael Lawrence Debbie Lee Harold Leininger Donna Lewis Jane Lichtenhan Marie Lichtenhan Stephanie Locklear Joe Lopez Brigitte Madkins Morris Madkins Norris Madkins Wendy Mallory Marylou Mamaril Geneva Allen Jonna Allison Cynthia Archer Carl Bachand Brenda Bell William Bischoff Audie Black Linda Board Charles Bogan Bichard Braly 88 Dareyl Martin Boland Martinez Denise Mason Clara Mathis Laura Mathis Carol Matthews Linda May JjlOL Denise McDonald ' ■ Eric McKay _ yjBB Cathy McMillin ilDl Tammy McKee Carrie Meyers Melvin Miller Michon Milton Colleen Murray Judy Narverud Debbie Nelson Scott Nelson Mark Nicholson Ann Palmier! Donna Peterson Dan Plumb Bebecca Plumb Jay Priddy Mario Proksch Wayne Pugh Ruby Beed Rickey Richardson Rebecca Sanders Shirley Santarelli Angelika Schneider Theresa Schonberner Betty Settgast Vannessa Shane Wanda Sharp Joe Simer Jeff Smith Craig Staff Daphne Stewart Phyllis Tanimoto Kathy Taylor Walter Tech Chantil Teed Bill Tempera Marc Whaley David Wild Meg Williams Terry Winkleman John Wren David Yates Donna Yost 89 FACULTY 1975 I think you know that accomplishment is not achieved through accomplishment alone. It takes an afterthought pre-occurring the denouement. -vh- BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mrs. Doris Paulson, Clerk; Mr. Wayne Lawson, President; Mr. Harold Deever, Superintendent; Mrs. Donna Lundeen, Vice-President. Standing: Mr. Larry Denver, Mr. Bruce Collins, Mr. James Smothers, Dr. John Stanesic, Mr. Robert Clowe, and Assistant Superintendent, Mr. F. E. Barker. 92 (1) Dr. Wade Anderson, Math; (2) Lee Barcomb, Minority Studies; (3) Richard Barr, Business; (4) Donald Barth, Sociology and Psychology; (5) Bob Bartlett, Industrial Arts; (6) Ben Bennett, American Government; (7) Mary AnnBosiey, English; (8) Grace Buckley, Reading Improvement. 93 (1) Verl Case, Typing; (2) Rozanne Clemenson, English; (3) Linda Dannison, Home Economics; (4) Gary Devin, Law and Economics; (5) Dorothy Febres, Biology; (6) Charles Fiffe, Accounting; (7) Joan Fletcher, English; (8) LaMont Godsey, Drafting. 94 (1) Gary Gregory, Chemistry; (2) Herman Harris, Math; (3) Donald Hettinger, Biology; (4) Alberta Hill, Journalism; (5) William Hill, Woodworking and Psychology; (6) Norman Hogan, Instrumental Music; (7) Robert Holvorson, Electronics and Metals; (8) Alma Hopkins, English. � (1) John Jeffries, Social Science; (2) Donald Kracht, Math; (3) Donna Law, Physical Educa -tion; (4) Joan Mallory, Clothing; (5) Glen Marsh-bank, Spanish; (6) Norman Matthews, Art; (7) Ir -win Miller, Metals; (8) Janice Morris, Business . 96 (1) Thomas Morrow, American History; (2) Pat Moser, English; (3) Gus Noble, Physical Education and Psychology and Sociology; (4) Romona Printz, Music; (5)Jacqueline Raile, Home Economics; (6) Timon Rains, Physics and Algebra; (7) Virgil Ranker, Speech and Debate; (8) Pat Anderson, Drama and English. (1) Robert Schmoekel, Government and Consumer Ed.; (2) William Schnackenberg, Biology; (3) Sam Shamburger, German; (4) Alvin Simpler, Physical Education; (5) Robert Smalley, American Government; (6) Ruby Stevens, English; (7) Billy Stone, Woodworking; (8) Donald Teply, American History. 98 (1) Rita Thomas, French; (2) Deanna Tressin, English; (3) Charles Volland, Vocal Music; (4) Blaine Wells, Math; (5) Kenneth Willey, Biology; (6) Wynona Winn, English; (7) Dean Zellers, World History; (8) Gary Zerbe, Auto Mechanics. 99 (1) Mrs. Glee Eggers, Librarian and Mrs. Pat Bishop, Assistant Librarian; (2) Counselors: Mrs. Kathy Noble, Mrs. Davis, and Mr. Ray Heatherly; Secretaries: Mrs. Vickie Petersen, Mrs. Judy Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Peggy Moyer; (4) Mrs. Gladys Hanney, Nurse; (5) Cooks: Back row-Ruth Byers, Ethel Koppenheffer, Head Cook Irene Cruce, Esther Stevens, Renee Smith; Front row-Lillie Warner, Vearlene Beer, Virginia Glandorf, Pat Hulseman. 100 At left: Teachers' Aides: Mrs. Donna Knudson; not pictured, Mrs. Dorothy Wolf. Below: Custodians: Mr. Robert Herron, Chief; Mrs. Albina Vierstra, Kim Hwa Cha, William Barnes, Wilfred Halter. Not pictured: Ray Miles, U„ Tate, Titeian Lee. ROYALTY 1975 Ah yes, the party is over I am myself now-just a blue-jeaned queen, perhaps not even that. No lights are left to make me shine, no crowns and self-instilled vanity to glorify me. Velvet dreams have come and gone and those moments are now only memories-1 vague and yet still too crystal clear. No sadder saga is there than a finite dream . . . -vh- HOMECOMING ’74 (1) Tim Cowan drives the Spanish Club truck. (2) The Bird waves hi from atop the winning Senior float. (3) Crownbearers Tom Barth and Steve Ruhnke and flowerbearers MariaDreon and Becky Pendarvis during the halftime ceremonies. (4) Sophomores display their spirit in the Homecoming parade. (5) The J-Spinners, J-Steppers andThe Fighting Blue Jay Band performing at halftime. 104 JCHS Homecoming '74 opened October 17 with the annual Homecoming Parade. The following night, the Junction City Blue Jays defeated the Tigers of Fremont, Nebraska, 13-12. During half-time ceremonies, Pat Kelly was crowned queen, Yvonne Patterson was crowned junior princess and CeCe Thornberg was crowned sophomore princess. Saturday marked the close of Homecoming '74 with the dance, whose theme was Happiness Is Being a Blue Jay. Candidates (1) Senior candidates: Benny Christian and escort Kevin Kitchens; Cathy Grant and escort Del vin Byrd. (2) Junior candidates: Angie Magcalas and escort Chip Mathes; Roxi Jung and escort ScottDeam. (3) Sophomore candidates: Kaylene Bumgardner and escort Mark Sjoholm; Joyce Jenkins and escort Marcus Hammond. (4) Junior Roxi Jung. (5) Junior Angie Magcalas. (6) Candidates enjoying another Blue Jay victory. (7) Mark Kaylene and Marcus Joyce. (8) Chip Angie and Scott and Roxi. (9) Soph. Kaylene Bumgardner. (10) Soph. Joyce Jenkins. Sophomore Princess CeCe Thornberg Junior Princess Yvonne Patierson 107 SNOWFLAKE Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five (1) Senior Candidates Karen Roesler, Lesa Junghans, Lynda Carrier. (2) Junior Candidates Kathy DeJesus, Sherry Goodwin, Sally Coates. (3) Master of Ceremonies Chuck Howe. (4) Sophomore Candidates Mary Hoffman, Karen Gelvin, Nancy Dageforde. Snowflake is an annual formal winter dance sponsored by the Kays and Kayettes. The 1975 theme was, Patch-work of Winter. Candidates for Snowflake royalty were: Sophomores and their escorts: Mary Hoffman and Hal Wilson, Karen Gelvin and JayPriddy, Nancy Dageforde and Bryce Abbott; Juniors and their escorts: Kathy DeJesus and Mark Davis, Sherry Goodwin and Terry Held stab, Sally Coates and Clyde Cummins; Seniors and their escorts: Karen Boesler and Brian Wunder, Lynda Carrier and Jim Braly, Lesa Junghans and Frank Baker. Chuck Howe, president of Kays, was master of ceremonies and Miss Kristi Hindman, 1974 Snowflake Queen, returned to crown the royalty. Entertainment was provided by Orion of Wichita, Kansas. Junior Princess Kathy Dejesus Sophomore Princess Karen Gelvin iSilli V S ••• r Candidates SWEETHEART (1) Laura Woodard and Bob Laster. (2) Lois Scarborough and Lynn Smith. (3) Renny Christian and Sandy Delaney. (4) Lisa Priddy and John Dister. (5) Laura, Bob, Lois, Lynn, Lisa, John, Renny and Sandy: the candidates await the announcement of royalty. (6) Lisa and John cross into a temporary dream. (7) Renny and Sandy. (8) Laura and Bob. (9) Lois and Lynn. Queen Renny Christian King John Dister ... a dream goes on forever.” . . . another moment, another memory The annual Sweetheart Dance was held March 1, 1975. A Dream Goes On Forever was the theme and the high school gymnasium was decorated accordingly. Dally Sierra, last year's Sweetheart Queen, returned to perform the coronation ceremony, crowning Renny Christian as queen and John Dister as king. Wrestlerette president, Carlena Lundeen, served as mistress of ceremonies. The royalty spotlight dance concluded the ceremony, with the band, Glass Apple, playing Chicago's Colour My World. Glass Apple played a variety of music, including everything from Chicago to fifties music. Sweetheart candidates are seniors and are nominated by the basketball and wrestling squads and their respective pep clubs. The Basketball Pep Club and the Wrestlerettes sponsor the dance. (1) Carlena Lundeen announces during coronation ceremonies. (2) Students dance and enjoy the music. (3) The band, Glass Apple. 115 ACTIVITIES 1975 I've been told it's impassively insane to commit myself to anyone, anyplace, anytime, anywhere or anywhen. The mind is an itinerant. Let it leave no stone unturned and no person untouched. -vh- I (1) Co-editors Mary Jo Gauntt and Velina Houston. (2) Photographer Brian Anderson. (3) Advisor, Mrs. Hill, helps out Kathy. (4) Sports Planners Lisa Priddy (Basketball), Chip Mathes, Cathy Grant (Wrestling and Cross Country), Robbie Brown (Volleyball and Girls' Tennis). (5) Organization Planners Pat Kelly and Kathy Dillon. (6) Royalty, Faculty Planners Linda Carlton and Lynda Carrier. (7) Roxie Mancuso and Mary Hemmingway, Senior Planners. (8) Debbie Dowdell and Laura Dickinson, Junior Planners. (9) Sophomore Planners Janette Olson and Inge Bergmann. Collage: Young journalists inaction. (Enough said.) (We Gotcha.) Blue Jay Newspaper Staff 1975 EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors-in-chief Leslie Hoyle, Kaye Wolnik Page Editors Yolanda Mitchell, Karen Gelvin, Karen Coade, Marilyn Mock, Mary Rippert, Melissa Waters, Roxi Jung, Lynn Machado Copy Editors Nancy Eckert, Linda Heidebrecht Glenn Pierce Exchange Scott Brewer, Kay Skinner, Bryan Phipps, Roxi Jung. Advertising Susan Ehlers, Sandra Book Art Editors Glenn Pierce, Dennis Matthews Picture Editors Angie Magcalas.Melanie Dowdell Photographers David Gage, Kathy DeJesus, Ken Herrera, Alexis Richardson, Dennis Matthews IBM Typists Jeannette Davis, Kathy DeJesus, Daphne Shrouf,Dianna McKinney, Lendora Williams,Susanne Parks Turning inexperience into good , hard work (1) Les Hoyle and Kaye Wolnik. (2) Roxi Jung, Lynn Machado, Melissa Waters. (3) Bryan Phipps and Linda Heidebrecht. (4) Angie Magcalas and Alexis Richardson. (5) Melanie Dowdell and David Gage. (6) Glenn Pierce and Dennis Matthews. (7) Nancy Eckert with a smile. (8) Daphne Shrouf, Susanne Parks, Dianna McKinney. (9) Lendora Williams, Kathy De-Jesus, Jan Davis. (10) Yolanda Mitchell and Karen Coade. (11) Karen Gelvin and Marilyn Mock. (12) Susan Ehlers and Sandy Book. (13) Scott Brewer. (14) Kay Skinner. Not pictured: Mary Rippert. 121 We Were With You, Jays” Lois Scarborough Football-Basketball Head M Renny Christian Football -W res tling Wrestling Head . , 1 Kathy Dillon Football -Basketball Laura Woodard Football-Wrestling Yvonne Patterson Football-Basketball Cathy Grant Football-Wrestling Pat Kelly Football-Basketball Roxie Mancuso Football-Basketball JCHS Cheerleading Squads Lynda Carrier Blue Jay Mascot Ann Watts JV Basketball Head Velina Houston JV Basketball Diane Dotson JV Basketball Cheryl Bush JV Basketball Allison Lauderdale JV Basketball Gladys Augustine JV Wrestling Sherry Goodwin JV Wrestling At JCHS, eight varsity cheerleaders are selected to cheer for the football season. When the seasons split, five of these girls cheer varsity basketball and three cheer varsity wrestling. Five girls are selected to cheer JV basketball and and three girls for JV wrestling. The yell leaders (Above: John Olson, Delvin-Byrd, Kelly Ross, Kenny Heathcock; Not pictured, Rodney Ramirez) volunteer their services to the school. Seated: Sylvia Eden, Alexis Richardson, Jaye Dundon, Debra Edgerton, Sharon Sheppard, Rabin Dodson, L'Tanya Stewart, Marie Lichtenhan; Standing: Debbie Coryell, Kyle Smith, Kathy Dejesus, Cheryl Petty, Jan Davis. (1) Kathy DeJesus, head. (2) Jan Davis, squad leader. (3) Kyle Smith, as-sistant head. (4) Debbie Coryell, v squad leader. j The one and only JCHS Twirling 1 Corps! Jay—Spinners Spinning the Way They Strutted For JCHS Jay—Steppers Leslie Carney, performing to Dueling Banjos. Gwen Macon Head Dana Potter Assistant First row: Gwen Macon, Dana Potter, Karen Sinnard, Charlotte Jackson, Kaye Wolnik, Lynn Rutt; Second row: Linda Rocha, Maria Royal, Jeanne Williams, Sheila Maxey, Cathy McMillan, Audie Black; Third row: Cindy Archer, MarilynMock, Brenda Wright, Karen Gelvin, Robbie Gwin, Karen Board, Sally Coates, Kathy Tanguay, Leslie Carney; Fourth row: Linda Emerson, Cynthia Doss, Marsha Slaughter, Lisa Priddy, Dianna McKinney, Sue Filby, Suzanne Parks, Jan Rader, Sandy Galliher, Ruby Doyle, Mandy Tipton. Front row: Kathy Dejesus, Diana Dribben, Velina Houston, Lynda Carrier, Meade Johnson, Daphne Stewart, Mary Hoffman, Sheila Brown, Pam Brown; Second row: Bernice Burch, Carlena Lundeen, Laura Mathis, Susan Hourigan, Renny Christian, Lynn Rutt, Diann Colbert, Audie Black, Deanna Printz, Terina Shaffer, Rita Gilmore; Third row: Charlotte Mathis, Lesa Junghans, Sheila Hayter, Sherry Goodwin, Cheryl Bush, Laura Dickinson, Sally Coates, Patty Hurford, Debbie Maurer, Malinda Berry, Max Walls; Fourth row: Gwen Endsley, Susie Karas, Karen Roesler, Debbie Mor-fitt, Sandy Galliher, Debbie Lee, Denise Pratt, Joann Dister, Debbie Luck, Gwen Kerby, Patty Rogge, Susie Bevan, Margie Dawson, Pat Kelly. Not pictured: Cheryl Petty, Donna Harvey, Judy Narvarud, Joan Slaten. Concert Choir Eighty students with good voices reaching for the top Mr. Charles Volland, Vocal Director The Choir developed into a good choral group, giving fine performances at the Fall Concert, Yuletide Festival and Spring Concert. The Choir also represents JCHS in the CKL Vocal Festival and State Music Festival. A main and enjoyable project of Concert Choir is their annual Say It With Music production which, this year, was Showboat. The 1974-75 Concert Choir has been a particularly challenging and interesting group for me to direct as this is the largest choir that I have ever worked with in my teaching career. They have displayed fine effort. 126 Front row: John Gerald, Steve Carrier, Donald Stoll, Bob White, Larry Brown, David Starnes; Second row: Jim Turner, Robert Miles, Randy Harrell, Ed Stanesic, Melvin Moyer, Jim Braly, Mark Ervin; Third row: Mike Studtmann, LeWan Alexander, Rod Glessner, Rick Wampler, Matt Bunker, Robert Landrith, Brian Wunder; Fourth row: John Olson, Rodney Ramirez, Tim McCool, Tom Baresel, JohnDister, Terry Heldstab, Bruce Case, Norman Ford. Not pictured: Jeff Braden, Terry Landes. (1) Concert Choir pianist, Terina Shaffer. (2) Mr. Volland in rehearsal. To the right. Concert Choir unveiled. JC Chorale Front row: Diarm Colbert, Matt Bunker, Rita Gillmore, Randy Harrell, Cheryl Petty, Gwen Kerby, Tim McCool, Mark Ervin, Lesa Junghans, Carlena Lundeen, Deanna Printz, Jim Braly, Darrel Glessner, Sherry Goodwin; Back row, middle couple: Lynda Carrier and Tom Baresel. Not pictured, Rodney Ramirez. J. C. Chorale is a select vocal group whose members are determined through try-outs. The group, directed by Mr. Charles Vol-land, performs at various places, including the USO and Rock Springs. This was a group of music-minded people, who put all their efforts into their work. Going places 128 with music Mixed Chorus Front row: Teresa Rice, Kim McRae, Billie Beeks, Cyndi Hetzler, Clifford Gibbens, Greg Den- ver, Ann Teigen, Cindy Gomez, Connie Clark, Jonna Allison, Susan Escott; Second row: Dorrie Anthony, Teresa Sanders, Pam Coffey, Tammy McRee, Norris Madkins, Kevin Martin, Melvin Moyer, Morris Madkins, Gloria Holmes, Cynthia Freeman, Kim Lucas, Shirlev Santarelli; Back row: Deanna Adair, Deborah Coulson, Carol Apfel, Patricia Payne, Brigette Madkins, Richard Holmes, Ron Latimer, Charles Chambers, Steve Hill, Lillian Kiley, Linda Board, Tammi Duke-man. Not pictured: Jesse Rivera, Freddie Austin, Lori Applegate. Girls’ Glee Front row: Sally Orr, Judy Estes, Vicki Wagner, Kathy Tan-guay, Belinda Simer; Second row: Pam Cornwell, .Donna Lawrence, Kris Schnacken-berg, Erin Cassity; Third row: Lynn Machado, Dege McConnell, Karin Birkhead, Patricia Miller, Pam Holman; Back row: Donna Yosich, Gina Bloomfield, Robin Carlyon, Kim Snyder, Myra Williams. Not pictured: Patty Chambers, Lorri Apple-gate, Amanda Rhyne, Peggy Naverud, Cindy Roberts. 129 . . . in concert, in formation 130 Tlie Fighting Bine Jay Band Drum Major Tina Collette In the past three years, I have noticed a vast improvement in our Blue Jay Marching and Concert Band. I am particularly proud of this year's band. I believe that a key reason for the improvement of this year's band is found in the word PRIDE. Each year I have noted a growing pride within the bands membership, but this year I have noticed more commitment, self sacrifice, and desire for excellence than ever. An example of the improvement of the band can be seen in our marching program. Two years ago the band presented a competition show which consisted of several picture formations. Last year the band show consisted of word formations and a drill routine consisting of three basic drill maneuvers. This year the band has added no less than 14 new drill movements to their routines. Next year we hope to build on the accomplishments of THIS outstanding group. They have set a tough standard to surpass.” Mr. Norman Hogan, Director Front row: Tina Collette, Elizabeth George, Carolyn Tozier, Debbie Lee; Second row: Debbie Burdett, Laura Dickinson, Patty Mahan, Allison Lauderdale, Linda Carrasco, Nancy Dageforde, Janet Tozier, Diana Case; Third row: Malia Cantrell, Milton Gray, Evelyn Hernandez, Pat Fosha, Lynne Jones, Ted Cranford, John Gerald, Craig Collins, Mary Hoffman, Linda Doctlero, Sara Peoples, Richard Walker, Ruby Reed, Isabell Hernandez; Fourth row: Marchia Radabaugh, Sharon Kane, Terry Shoemaker, Tom Holmahn, David Starnes, Bruce Oliver, Julie Davis, Carolyn Johnson, LorindaDuch, Wayne Hoyle, Jackie Roach, Carl Olson, Joe Lopez, Patty Rogge, Sue Fincher, Charla Gwin, Brian Wunder; Fifth row: Patty Hurford, QuinnBurelson, Jim Turner, Greg Luthi, Donnie Whitebread, Mark Cantrell, Steve Quelch, Wayne Pope, Pam Brown, Katherina Kotyantz, Dan Easthouse, John Gasswint, Rick Fernandez, Bob Diaz, Greg Denver, Monte Dib-ben, Ray Johnson, Robert Miles, David Henley, Henry Toussaint, Mark Davis, Clyde Cummins; Back row standing: Clyde Eidson, Alex Diestel-kamp, Tim Baughman, J. J. Jackson, Octavio Santos, Howier Montgomery, Bryce Abbott. 131 Stage Band THE ROYALE BLUE Front row: Patty Hurford, LorindaDuch, Pam Brown, Sue Fincher; Second row: Henry Petty, Mark Davis, Mark Cantrell, Randy Pope, Ray Johnson, Brian Wunder, Norman Ford, Wayne Pope, Quinn Burleson; Back row: Howie Montgomery, Bryce Abbott, Clyde Cummins, Robert Miles. And the beat went on and on and on and on. . . The Royale Blue is one of the most active instrumental performing groups at JCHS. The membership is drawn from the Blue Jay Band and represents some of the best musicians in the school. This year the group has concentrated on building a large repertoire of music from both past and present. Probably the most important improvement in the group is their self-directed efforts in improvisation of solos. At least six of the members have been working out their own solos for performance numbers. Norman Hogan, Royale Blue Director 132 President Cheryl Petty ? Ushers Club . .. we’re out of programs Sitting: BirgittSmith, Annette Leggs, Debbie Daffron, Jean Bartlett, Lendora Williams, Susan Ba-sey, Rose Fabia, Mary Lou Namarie, Patty Motley, Michele McCarty, Dawnita Pope; Standing'in middle: Gene Wendt, Jeff Smith, Zeke Hoover; Leaning on tree: Robert Escott, George Langdon. Debate To think or not to think----thal is the question. On ground: Mike Newell; Leaning on tree: Yolanda Mitchell, Maureen Clark, Robert Pavlovici; Front row: Pam Coffey, Scott Rich, Marsha Stahl, Wanda Sharp, Susan Steinfort, Anita Pullen, Greg Martin, Alexis Richardson, Tammy James, Carlena Lundeen, Diane Dotson, Steve Hammond, L Tanya Stewart, LeWan Alexander, Melanie Waters; Back row: Michael Pavlovici, Pierce Gorman, Gene Thompson, Cheryl Bush, Becky Beckman, Tim Reding, Gladys Augustine, Patricia Dowell, Stephanie Scott, Meg Williams, Larry Atchison, Mary Ann Harper. StuCo (1) President Debbie Ramirez, leadership in thought. (2) Assistant sponsor Mr. DonKracht and Head sponsor Mr. Don Hettinger. (3) Officers: Janice Davies, treasurer; Debbie, president; Sally Coates, secretary; John Dister, vice-president. (4) Junior representatives Susan Koonce and Pat Hall. Not pictured: Roxi Jung and Kay Skinner. (5) Student Council in session. (6) Organizations representatives, Front row: Jim Braly, AFS; Milton Gray, Kays; Harvey Bauer , Science Club; Back row: Maria Dreon, AFS student; Lesa Junghans, Kayettes; Daphne Shrouf, Pep Club . (7) Senior representatives: Dianna McKinney, Karen Sinnard, Debbie Matthews; On floor: Jaye Dundon. (8) Roxi Jung in contemplation. (9) Sophomore representatives: Front: LeWan Alexander, Sidney Short; Back: CeCe Thomberg, Maria Royal. 135 After sweating out four quarters, the valiant Senior women and their underclassgirls tied 6-6. Filly Fool ball (1) Escort Renny Christian and king candidate Tim Cowan. (2) Jubilant King Tim in his crown. (3) Friday Night Fright? No, just the Junior cheerleaders. Kneeling: Clyde Cummins, Mark Roberts, Brian Wunder. Standing: Jeff Cagle and Robert Henk. (4) Prince Walter Sanders and escorts Yvonne Patterson and Angie Magcalas. (1) Miss Donna Law funs around. (2) Debbie Lee tries to get a ride home via telephone. (3) Students take it easy during lunch break. (4) Greg Higgins, Stacy Cook and Harvey Bauer on enrollment day. (5) Filly football prince candidate Melvin Moyer and two windswept escorts, Roxi Jung and Kyle Smith. (6) Dawn Allison knitting a cozy aignan? (7) Karen Sinnard on a sneezer. (8) Lynn Smith gets into woodworking. (9) Cathy Grant and Pat Kelly get their stunt together. (10) Filly football junior quarterback Sandy Williams takes action. (11) Bryan Phipps and Iris Salke. Getting involved and getting to know each other ORGANIZATIONS 1975 Front row: Laura Woodard, John Olson, Kathy Dillon, Kenny Heathcock, Cathy Grant, Kelly Ross, Renny Christian; Second row: Donna Coleman, Leslie Hoyle, Karen Roesler, Susie Kams, Pam Sjoholm, Daphne Shrouf, AngiMagcalas, Sherry Goodwin, Kozan Vickers; Third row: Krisha Barnes, Diana Dribben, Dawn Allison, Patty Rhodes, Sheila Hayter, Kyle Smith, Debbie Coryell, Terina Shaeffer, Carlena Lundeen, Randy Harrel, Clyde Cummins; Fourth row: Diane Stephens, Debbie Lee, Brenda Wright, Mary Hoffman, Daphne Stewart, Maria Royal, CeCeThornberg, Allison Lauderdale, John Harp, Bryce Abbott; Fifth row: Vance Lawson, Gwen Endsley, Bernice Burch, Lesa Junghans, Laura Jelen, Margarette Crawford, Kim Fox, Robert Escot, Norris Madkins; Sixth row: Sue Filby, Sandy Galliher, Susanne Parks, Dianna McKinney, Cathy McMillan, Robert Thomas, Marc Sjoholm, Charles Repuyan, Robert Kemp; Back row: Lynn Rutt, Karen Gelvin, Robbie Gwin, Sally Coates, Robert Fansler, and Charlie Nix. JCHS Football Pep Club 1974 The JCHS Pep Club helps to provide spirit and enthusiasm for the team and school. They help in making boosters and victory hoops, by performing skits for the pep rallies, and supporting the team. After football season, the Pep Club divides into two units for basketball and wrestling. A slumber party, sponsored by the Pep Club, usually follows the Blue-White Scrimmage in September. They also sponsor the Sweetheart Dance. HONOR PEP Seated on ground: Nanette Swim, Velina Houston, Pam Sjoholm; Sitting: Polly Smith, Jaye Dundon, Pat Courtney, Mary Jelen, Dawn Allison, Susie Kams, Karen Roesler, Janette Olson; Standing: Daphne Shrouf, Angi Magcalas, Sue Filby, Sandy Williams, Cheryl Green, Terina Shaffer, Barb Loader, Carlena Lundeen, John Harp. Front row: Yvonne Patterson. Delvin Byrd, Roxie Mancuso, Lynda Carrier, Lois Scarborough, Rodney Ramirez, Pat Kelly; Second row: Betsy Hall, Janette Olson, Velina Houston, Mary Jelen, Pat Courtney, Cheryl Green, Barbara Loader, Nanette Swim, Cheryl Bush, Melissa Dowdell; Third row: Melanie Dowdell, Susan Steinfort, Melanie Waters, Janice Davies, Debra Matthews, Jonna Allison, Diane Dotson, Pat Payne, JoAnn Dister, Debbie Luck; Fourth row: Karen Cody, Debbie Keith, Donna Yosich, Debbie Rothfuss, Nelda Clark, Vanessa Shane, Teresa Schonbemer, Connie Kies, Cathy Warner, Roxie Jung; Fifth row: Marilyn Mock, Nancy Dageforde, Liz Roethert, Katherina Kotoyantz, Debbie Burdett, Brenda McGurie, Debbie Ramirez, Faye Jung, Patty Rogge, Billy Beaks; Back row: Jaye Dundon, LisaPriddy, Kaye Wolnik, Luther Johnson, Milton Gray, Pat Ryles, Lewan Alexander, and Pat Taylor. Our Spirit Is Sky High SPONSORS OFFICERS Standing: Miss Thomas, Mrs. Hopkins: Sitting; Miss Law, Mrs. Winn. Front row: Chairman, Daphne Shrouf; Treasurer, Dawn Allison. Back row: President, Pam Sjoholm; Vice-President, Barbara Loader; Secretary, Terina Shaffer. 143 Front row: Kathy Dillon, Allison Lauderdale, Roxie Mancuso, Ann Watts, Lois Scarborough, Diane Dotson, Yvonne Patterson, Cheryl Bush, Pat Kelly; Second row: Kelly Ross, Frank Baker, Karen Sinnard, Kaye Wolnik, Randy Knudson, Dana Potter, Pam Sjoholm, Lynn Rutt, Karen Roesler, Susie Karns; Third row: Cathy McMillin, Melanie Hoyle, Mary Hoffman, Brenda Wright, Robbie Gwin, Sue Filby, Angie Magcalas, Kyle Smith, Sheila Hayter; Fourth row: Billie Beeks, Melissa Dowdell, Karen Gelvin, Elaine Clark, Vicki Wagner, Katherina Kotoyantz, Nancy Dageforde, Donna Coleman, Brenda McGuire; Fifth row: Margaret Crawford, Sandy Galliher, Karen Coade, Jonna Allison, Dianna McKinney, Susanne Parks, Sandy Williams, Liz Roether; Sixth row; Melissa Waters, Daphne Stewart, Debbie Keith, Kim Fox, Laura Jelen, Roxanne Tate, Vance Lawson, Theresa Schonberner, Betsy Hall; Seventh row: Quinn Burleson, Randy Harrell, Bryce Abbott, Brian Wunder,- Clyde Cummins, Melanie Dowdell, Steve Nelson, Milton Gray; Back row: Miss Thomas, Miss Law, Mrs. Winn, Bruce Case, John Harp, Mary Jelen. Basketball Pep Club Front row: Renny Christian, Jonna Allison, Laura Woodard, Gladys Augustine, Cathy Grant, Sherry Goodwin; Second row: Mrs. Hopkins, Debbie Coryell, Pat Ryles, Nanette Swim, Carlena Lundeen, Lesa Junghans, Bernice Burch, Terina Shaffer; Back row: Linda Carrasco, Cindy Archer, Jimmie Best, Roxi Jung, Melvin Moyer, Dawn Allison, Larry Nelson. Not Pictured: Charles Repuyan, Charles Nix, Randy Renfroe, Polly Smith, Judy Estes, Barbara Loader, Cathy Warner, Elaine Clark. 145 J c 1 11 b The object of J club is to provide better sportsmanship, good fellowship and better relationship with other teams. The club's goal is to support the CKL Code of ethics. Their achievements consist of maintaining the TrackRecord Board, to upkeep the training room and support all school athletics. Front row: Bruce Case, Rod Pray; Kneeling: Harvey Bauer, Harold Cline, Stacey Cook, Keith Roesler, Randy Renfroe, Bob Williams; Third row: Mr. Simpler, Tom Baresel, Ken Ross, Steve Bennett, Lynn Smith; Back row: Bryan Phipps, Melvin Moyer, David Gage, Walter Sanders, Bob Laster, Bret Stevens. SPONSORS Coach Simpler Coach Schmoekel President: RobertLas-ter; Vice-President: Randy Renfroe; Secretary: Keith Roesler; Chairman: Bob Williams; Chairman: Ken Ross. 147 K a y s Kays is an organization of senior high boys with an opportunity to learn to assume their citizenship responsibilities and to enrich their personalities through well-organized projects, programs and parties. The goals of this organization is to be of service to the school and community. They try to achieve this goal by doing jobs for individuals of the community, such as shoveling snow. Every year the Kays help in sponsoring two dances. Snowflake and Sadie Hawkins. (1) Kay Sponsors Mr. Harris and Mr. Smalley. (2) Kay Board Members are Howie Montogom-ery, Bryce Abbott, FrankBaker, DougDutch-yshyn, Milton Gray, David Wolf. Not pictured are LeWan Alexander, Clyde Cummins, Clyde Edison. (3) Kay President Charles Howe. (4) Kay members discuss plans. (1) Doug and Brian think of ideas for a service project. (2) Do you really think Frank's going to believe you Chuck? Front Row: Clyde Eidson, Clyde Cummins, Keith Greenwalt, R.A. McMillin, LeWan Alexander, Bryan Phipps, Mike Hicks, Milton Gray, Howie Montogomery, Brian Wunder; Back Row: Mr. Harris, Charles Howe, Craig Collins, Tim Baughman, Dean Guilmett, Robert Thomas, Jerry Fincher, KeithRoesler, JayPriddy, StuartMiller, Rick Braly, Jim Braly, Ken Sullivan, Bryce Abbot, Doug Dutchyshyn. K a y e t t e Kayettes is an organized group of high school girls that has a goal to help better the community and the school. It does many service projects such as making candy cups for the rest homes and raising money for world contributions. Apart from all of these activities, they help Kays sponsor the Snowflake Dance. (l)Kayette President Karen Boesler and Vice-President Lesa Junghans. (2) Kayette Board members are Front row: Bita Gilmore, Lynda Carrier, Sally Coates, Susan Koonce; Back row: Debbie Edgerton, Liz Boether, Kathe-rinaKotoyantz, Carlena Lundeen, Gwen Ends-ley, Nanette Swim. (3) Kayette Sponsors Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Fletcher. 150 SENIORS Front row: Debbie Matthews, Janice Davies, Barbara Loader, Lesa Junghans, Gwen End-sley, Susie Karns, Pam Sjoh-olm, LynnRutt, KarenRoesler , Elaine Clark; Back row: Pat Kelly, Velina Houston, Carlena Lundeen, Meade Johnson, Rox-ie Mancuso, Renny Christian, Kathy Dillon, Lynda Carrier, Dawn Allison. Not pictured: Bernice Burch. JUNIORS Front row: Faye Jung, Allison Lauderdale, Angie Magcalas, Leslie Hoyle, Kathy DeJesus, Linda Rucker; Middle row: Gina Bowers, MaryJelen, Nan Abt, Sherry Goodwin, Sally Coates, Robbie Gwin, Tracey Abt, Irma Seabrooks, Sheila Hayter; Back row: RoxieJung, Debbie Maruer, Debbie Coryell, Daphne Shrouf, Susan Koonce, Debra Edgerton, Sue Filby, Nanette Swim. SOPHOMORES Front row: Linda Klima, Debbie Lee, Jane Lichtenhan, Liz Rucker; Middle row: Mrs. Fletcher, Liz Roether, Diane Stevens, Sandy Galiher, Cheryl Bush, Brenda Wright, Cathy McMillan, Vicky Wagner, Miss Moser; Back row: Kathy Kotoyantz, Nancy Dageforde, Marilyn Mock, CeCe Thorn-berg, Laura Jelen, Diane Dot-son, Karen Gelvin, Mary Hof-man, Mary Lee Swim. 151 Front row: Ed Mizer, Zeke Hoover, Larry Nelson, David Palmieri, Mario Proksch, Greg Martin, Karl Olson, Angela Schneider, Berlinda Dela Vara, Brigit Smith, Clara Mathis. Second row:Monica Rogoff, Stephanie Scott, Rose Biggs, Claudia Gould, Vicki Wagnore, Jonna Allison, Sytrina Griffin, Sandy Williams, Kathy Johnston, Eva Venegas, Becky Beckman, Wanda Holmes, Andrea Brown, Donna Peterson, Valerie Willey, Lydia Ede, Suk Han, Amy Adams. Back row: Ben Chastain, Tom Blanchard, Everette McDaniel, Rodney Ramirez, Bruce Case, Debbie Eggers, Chuck Howe, Tom Shoemaker, Laura Mathis, Mr. Shamburger. Spanish Club Kneeling: Monica Buchner. KarenCoade, Joyce Hammond, Eva Butler, Laura Brown, Teri Cruz; Standing: Mandy Tipton, Cheryl Petty, Mark Roberts, Debbie Ramirez, Sue Filby, Vera Day, Sherry Goodwin. F re 11 Club Front row: Dianna Dribben, Angie Magcalas, Lynn Herman, Susan Basey, Rose Fabia, Mary Lou Mamaril, Debbie Bower, David Henley, Jose Rios, Melanie Dowdell, Debbie Vaillancourt, Brenda Daniel, Lynda Klima, Andy Lazier; Second row: Faye Jung, Sheila Brown, Chris Pagliuco, Roxanne Tate, Geneva Allen, Andy Gomez, Debbie Gomez, Terri Holland, Melanie Waters, Tammy Dukeman, Diane Dotson, Chantale Teed, Tammy McGuire; Third row: Janette Olson, Roxi Jung, Daphne Shrouf, Theresa Jackson, Roger Boisclair, Carlena Lundeen , Barbara Morton, Jamila Khalil, Marie Cody, David Laflash, Tom Homman, Craig Collins, Becky Archer, Nanette Swim; Back row: Cheryl Mason, Kozan Vickers, Anita Pullen, Harold Cline. GERMAN CLUB German club is made up for those students that are interested in the German culture. There's no real membership, its mainly for those interested. They participate in the Homecoming Parade and other activities. SPANISH CLUB Spanish club is an organization for students inter-rested in Spanish culture. It's goal is to better educate those students on the culture and language of Latin A meric a. They make money from various projects to provide a source of entertainment for some of the meeting. They participate in the Homecoming Parade and several service projects. FRENCH CLUB The French club gives students an opportunity to participate in the cultural aspects of France. The members are exposed to French activities and they do things as a group while learning the culture. They have French dinners, go Christmas caroling, and attend programs of French interest. They also entered a float in the Homecoming parade. 153 Maria, second from right, is shown with her American family: Mr. Martin Laue, Cindy, and Mrs. Laue. American Field Service I like to talk, is a favorite saying of this year's charming AFS'er, Maria Dreon, who aspires to become a lawyer. Maria comes to Junction City from Mar del Planta, Argentina, a city about 250 miles south of Buenos Aires. Here her family, five children, and her parents live and enjoy life. Mr. Dreon owns a wholesale brass and steel business, and Mrs. Dreon teaches first grade. Maria completed her secondary work before coming to the United States, and has worked three summers as a receptionist for her grandfather, a gynecologist-obstetrician in Mar del Planta. Maria's host family, the Martin Laues', have really made a home for her here in Junction City. Maria remarks that she can tell when someone loves her, and she knows the Laues express this feeling for her. Her A-merican sister, Cindy, shares her life. They double date, swim, play the guitar, and in general share alot of neat sisterly things together. During the fir st few months of her stay in Junction City, Maria spent her time learning to understand people and the American language, slang and all. Now Maria is engaged in making speeches each week to civic organizations and other groups interested in learning about her country, Argentina. A very important aspect of AFS is the uniting of the two countries involved. Giving speeches is one way Maria has of sharing herself, her country and her culture with the people she embraces while in the United States. (1) Maria takes typing for an American course. (2) Maria talks with her parents in Argentina for a Christmas present from the JCHS students. (3) Cindy explains the game of bumper pool to Maria. 154 Front row: Tim McCool, James Braly, Lynette Burns, Laura Helt, Kim Snyder, Ricky Braly, Mr. Case; Back row: Judy Estes, Mary Harper, Katherina Kotoyantz, Susan Koonce. It is not the intent of the American Field Service Program to Americanize the AFS student, but to learn from them and share ourselves with them in such a way to break down prejucicial beliefs. The AFS motto, Walk together, talk together, all you peoples of the earth, then and only then shall you know peace, states well the purpose of the AFS Program. Modern day travel has made the world smaller, but it takes people to u-nite the world! Camera Club The Camera Club is organized to teach the members the fundamentals of photography. They learn all aspects of picture-taking, including developing and mounting. Awards are distributed to the people who exhibit prints at the Regional Art Exhibition. They also have a photography display in the school library. Pictures are taken at Wrestling tournaments and are sold as a money-making project. MR. GREGORY Sponsor 156 QuinBurleson, Jerry Fincher, Dennis Mathews, David Gage, Bryce Abbot, Jay Priddy, Katherina Kotoyantz, James Seley, Gwen Endsley, Kelly Ross, Mr. Gregory. 1. Bob and Melvin prepare for the game? 2. Legs, legs, legs are here! 3. Will the real Debbie Lee please stand up? 4. Miss Thomas, Mrs. Winn, and Miss Law discuss Pep club problems. 5. Sophmores battle juniors for second place in a spirit contest. 6. French club participates in the Homecoming parade. I lU L 6 SPORTS 1975 One solid army of jocular contenders were we, loving the sport of it, flaunting the endless triumphs. (We would have had it no other way.) -vh- JCHS FOOTBALL 1974 Coach’s Comments The 1974 edition of the Junction City Blue Jays football team is one that was outstanding in many ways. First, they were undefeated in regular season play. Second, they won several games by coming from behind as late as the last three minutes of the game. Third, they did not have the great size, or speed that some of our opponents had. Injury to some key personnel also took its toll. As Head Coach, I am very proud of this team, they showed real character, desire, hustle, and many of the characteristics of CHAMPS. I only hope and pray that their lives may be as successful and happy as their football season has been. I wish to thank Mr. Bennett and Mr. Noble for their fine efforts and to the team members for a job well done. HEAD COACH AL SIMPLER ASSISTANT COACH BEN BENNETT ASSISTANT COACH GUS NOBLE 160 Front row: Walter Sanders, Robert Laster, Bryan Phipps, Bret Stevens, Ron Self, Tim Cowan, Bruce Case, Ken Ross, Bob Williams, Steve Bennett, Tom Baresel, Randy Knudson, Randy Renfroe, Frank Baker, Rod Pray, Lynn Smith; Second row: Cornelious Corbin, Melvin Moyer, Sandy Delaney, Tom Shoemaker, TomEggers, David Palmieri, Mike Welch, Phil Mac Laird, Bobby Whitten, Darrel Murphy, John Dister, Charlie Nix, Ed Morrell, Doug Dutchyshyn, Terry Schad, Robin Stewart; Third row: John Kozlowski, Ron Johnson, Casey Cowan, J. J. Jackson, Bemie Horrocks, Steve Hammond, Jimmy Best, Walter Eddy, Greg Peck, Mike Newell, Rod Glessner, Jack Powers; Fourth row: Coach Barcomb, Boston Gant, Freddie Austin, Buck Winn, Tim McCandless, Tim Rudolph, James Cogar, Ed Stanesic, Everett McDaniel, Robert Fansler, Jerry Fincher, Coach Bennett; Fifth row: Coach Simpler, Nathan Bryant, Tony Simms, Mike Dishman, Steve Hill, Ed Young, Ron Young, Joe Vallen, Brad Turner, Larry Nelson, Hunt Cole, Coach Noble. CKL CHAMPIONS Undefeated Season, 9-0 Varsity Record JCHS Opponent Raytown, Missouri 14 3 Salina South 21 0 Great Bend 7 0 Manhattan 19 8 Wichita South 17 7 Fremont, Nebraska 13 12 McPherson 14 10 Salina Central 13 10 Hays 42 0 District Playoffs; Junction City, 7; Topeka Seaman, 38 Sophomore Record JCHS Opponent Manhattan 26 18 Salina South 0 8 Emporia 18 21 Chapman 12 0 Salina Central 8 38 161 Melvin Moyer Halfback 2-year letterman Junior Bret Stevens End 2-year letterman Junior Sandy Delaney Halfback 1-year letterman Senior Bobby Whitten Tackle 1-year letterman Sophomore John Dister End 1-year letterman Senior Steve Bennett End 2-year letterman Senior, Honorable Mention CKL 162 Bruce Case Guard 2-year letterman Senior, Honorable Mention CKL Steve Hammond Halfback 1-year letterman Sophomore Lynn Smith Quarterback 2-year letterman Senior, Honorable Mention CKL K , J Ken Ross Center 2-year letterman Senior, All CKL Walter Sanders Halfback 1 -year letterman Junior i 0 Darrel Murphy Punter 1-year letterman Sophomore 163 Phil Mac Laird Kicker 1-year letterman Junior Tom Baresel Tackle 2-year letterman Senior, All CKL Robin Stewart Tackle 2-year letterman Junior Randy Knudson Tackle 2-year letterman Senior, All CKL Tim Cowen Guard 2-year letterman Senior i Charlie Nix End 1-year letterman Senior 164 Robert Laster Bob Williams Halfback Guard 3-year letterman 2-year letterman Senior, All CKL, All State Senior, Honorable Mention CKL Bryan Phipps Halfback 2-year letterman Junior Tim McCandless Guard 1-year letterman Sophomore Rod Glessner Guard 1-year letterman Sophomore Rod Pray Fullback 2-year letterman Junior, All CKL, All State 165 Randy Renfroe Quarterback Senior, All CKL Frank Baker Fullback Senior Terry Schad Quarterback Junior Mike Newell Center Junior Doug Dutchyshyn Quarterback Junior J. J. Jackson Guard Senior 166 Walter Eddy Guard Senior Bemie Horrocks Fullback Sophomore Mike Welch End Senior 167 (1) Bob Las ter (22) gained over 200 yards in one game for new record. (2) Tim Cowan (62) makes a good tackle. (3) Coach Bennett leads his cheer. (4) Blue-Jays in action at Blue-White Scrimmage. (5)RandyRen-froe (15) and Bob Laster (22) working together. (6) Steve Bennett, the leaning towerofJCHS. (7)BlueJays feeling blue. (8) Rain won't stop Walter Sanders. V a r s • 1 t y Left to right: Terry Schad, Kandy Renfroe, Lynn Smith, Joe Lopez, Jerry Cunningham, JohnDister, Tom Baresel, Bruce Scott, Bryant Henderson, Scott Briggs, Walter Sanders, and Coach Bill Hill. Not pictured: Melvin Moyer and Rod Pray. Coach’s Comments If judged by the won and lost record, we had a very poor season; if judged by the progress made, we had an excellent season. We outscored the number one team in the State from the field each of the three times we playedthem, though we lost each game at the free throw line. The same was true of the number two teamin5-A. We also outscored them from the field, but they finally won by three points at the free throw line. In fact, we were defeated ten times at the line: once by one point with the winning goal scored with two seconds left in the game; three games were lost by three points, and three more by four points, and every time we had outscored our opponents from the field. Speaking of opponents ten of our losses were to teams rated in the top five in the State. Last spring our outlook for basketball was bright. True, all but one starter from last year's team were graduated, but we were to have Randy Renfroe, the one returning starter from that team. To go with him we were to have Roy Muth, the sixth man on last year's team and an excellent prospect; Larry Cunningham, an excellent shooter, was now eligible and would give us great help;Bryant Henderson, another fine athlete; and Tom Baresel, a 6'5 letterman, although he had not played much last year. Then, like a bolt of lightning out of the blue, tragedy struck. Muth moved away. Renfroe hurt his knee in football and was lost for basketball. Cunningham joined the Army. And Henderson was declared ineligible until second semester. So, before the season started we had lost four key players, each of whom could have made any team in the CKL and were All-State possibilities. Besides this, Melvin Moyer, a top reserve and prospective starter, broke his foot in the final football game and was lost for half the basketball season. That left us one letterman who had played very little the previous- year, two players from last year's B-team which had a mediocre record, one player who had half a season's play with the B-team, and a sophomore. What these young men lacked in experience and ability they made up for with a special kind of courage. They played what was probably the toughest schedule in the history of JCHS basketball, and held their own, although their 3 and 17 record doesn't show it. Next season should be a fine one for JCHS. The groundwork is laid with six returning letter-men, plus at least six other young men good enough to make a strong bid for a starting berth. They will have, atworst, a good chance to win CKL, something Junction City has not done since 1959. Best of luck, fellows. Coach Bill Hill 170 Tom Baresel Senior Center Lettered 1974, 1975 Captain 1975 Scott Briggs Senior Forward Lettered 1975 John Dister Senior Forward Lettered 1975 Lettermen Lynn Smith Senior Guard Lettered 1975 Bryant Henderson Junior Forward Lettered 1975 Joe Lopez Sophomore Guard Lettered 1975 Walter Sanders Junior Guard Lettered 1975 (1) Tom Baresel jumps high for the ball in a game against the Chapman Irish. (2) Bod Pray looks for a teammate. (3) Tom Baresel aims high for the basket. (4) Bryant Henderson pops a long shot. Melvin Moyer Junior Guard Lettered 1975 Rod Pray Junior Forward Lettered 1975 Jerry Cunningham Junior Center Lettered 1975 173 Topeka Invitational Tournament 46 Topeka High 55 51 Manhattan 59 43 Salina South 53 49 Clay Center 46 39 Great Bend 43 60 Wichita Heights 63 50 Salina Central 54 61 Hays 62 51 Salina Central 60 44 McPherson 65 42 Manhattan 58 46 Salina South 50 Season Record JUNCTION CITY 65 61 45 68 53 48 63 OPPONENT Chapman Topeka West Great Bend Hays McPherson Salina South Manhattan Regional at Salina Central 51 Salina Central 62 174 Junior Varsity Lefttoright: Melvin Moyer, Ed Arveson, James McDaniel, Joe Lopez, Jim Eggers, Bob Berry, Dane Orr, Greg McCarty, Bruce Scott, Jerry Cunningham, Rod Pray, Danny Durkee, Terry Schad, and Coach Robert Smalley. Season Record JUNCTION CITY OPPONENT 29 Chapman 51 45 Topeka West 54 55 Great Bend 51 60 Hays 54 44 McPherson 43 35 Salina South 36 52 Manhattan 38 50 Clay Center 34 57 Great Bend 43 48 Wichita Heights 55 43 Salina Central 45 38 Hays 41 37 Salina Central 40 54 McPherson 65 42 Manhattan 41 37 Salina South 36 176 JUNIOR VARSITY COACH BOB SMALLEY Little Jays Left to right: Ben Chastain, James Russell, Melvin Miller, Marc Sjoholm, Larry Nelson, Darrell Murphy, Ted Baechtold, Steve Carrier, Steve Hammond, and Coach Lee Barcomb. Not pictured: Ben Mead and Rico Webb. Season Record JUNCTION CITY OPPONENT 52 Chapman 38 47 Topeka West 41 52 Great Bend 70 58 Hays 52 66 Salina South 54 36 Manhattan 31 51 Chapman 32 56 Clay Center 39 65 Great Bend 63 23 Wichita Heights 26 59 Salina Central 67 58 Hays 64 63 Salina Central 56 29 Manhattan 31 55 Salina South 44 177 LITTLE JAYS COACH LEE BARCOMB Front row: James Shaffer, Tim Rudolph, Karl Olson, Greg Olson, Tim Cowan, James Cline; Backrow: Sandy Delaney, RodGlessner, David Waggoner, Robert Laster, Robin Stewart, Randy Knudson. Season Record JUNCTION CITY OPPONENTS 30 Manhattan 18 10 Leavenworth 28 44 Chapman 5 30 Great Bend 20 30 Salina Central 17 26 McPherson 26 40 Chapman 13 32 Salina South 22 24 Clay Center 16 Clay Center Tournament- 1 St Wichita Heights Tournament- 4 th Central Kansas League- 2nd Regional- 2nd 4A STATE- 5th Grand STATE- 18th JUNCTION CITY 38 56 39 39 31 43 23 OPPONENT Manhattan 25 Salina Central 3 Riley County 11 McPherson 16 Salina South 13 Clay Center 16 Cottonwood Falls 32 Rossville Invitational Tournament- 1st Topeka Sophmore Invitational- 3rd 1. Oh come on. How about a kiss? 2. 1-2-3 ChaChaCha... 3. Love at first sight. 4. Not me Knud-son! 5. Okay coach. What do I do next? 6. Rod Glessner goes after his man. 7. Bobby Whitten stays in control. 8. Tracy, you made his head fall off! Front row: Bill Hall, Kevin Thompson, Milton Gray, Norris Madkins, Charles Byres, Jack Powers; Back row: Mike Lawrence, Tracy Carter, Jim Sizemore, Robert Fansler , Bobby Whitten. J 11 II • 1 o r JAMES SHAFFER - 98 lbs. 22 wins, 5 losses, 3 falls 1st Clay Center Toum. 3rd Wichita Heights Toum. 1st CKL 2nd Regionals 3rd State Grand State TIM RUDOLPH - 105 lbs. 15 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie, 4 falls 1st Clay Center Toum. 3rd CKL 1st Regionals State KARL OLSON - 112 lbs. 13 wins, 9 losses, 3 ties 4th Clay Center Toum. 3rd Wichita Heights Toum. 3rd CKL 4th Regionals State GREG OLSON - 119 lbs. 18 wins, 10 losses, 3 falls 4th Clay Center Toum. 4th Wichita Heights Toum. 1st CKL 3rd Regionals State TIM COWAN - 126 lbs. 14 wins, 4 losses, 1 fall 2nd Wichita Heights Toum. 1st CKL 3rd Regionals 1st State 4th Grand State JAMES CLINE - 132 lbs. 4 wins, 10 losses, 2 falls 4th Regionals State ROD GLESSNER - 145 lbs. 5 wins, 9 losses 4th CKL 4th Regionals State SANDY DELANEY - 138 lbs. 15 wins, 9 losses, 1 fall 1st Clay Center Tourn. 1st Regionals State Lettermen ROBERT LASTER - 167 lbs. 22 wins, 7 losses 1 tie, 1 fall 1st Clay Center Toum. 3rd Wichita Heights Tourn. 2nd CKL 2nd Rebionals 2nd State 4th Grand State DAVID WAGGONER - 155 lbs. 8 wins, 11 losses, 1 fall 4th Regionals State RANDY KNUDSON - HWT 20 wins, 4 losses, 6 falls 1st Clay Center Toum. 1st Wichita Heights Tourn. 2nd CKL 2nd Regionals State' ROBIN STEWART - 185 lbs. 13 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie, 4 falls 2nd Clay Center Toum. 2nd Wichita Heights Tourn. 4th CKL Front row: James Shaffer, Tim Rudolph, Karl Olson, Greg Olson, Tim Cowan, James Cline, Sandy Delaney, Rod Glessner, David Waggoner, Robert Laster, Robin Stewart, Randy Knudson; Second row: BillHall, Morgan Williams, Kevin Thompson, Milton Gray, Norris Madkins, Charles Byres, Roger Cross, Jack Powers, Mike Lawrence, Tracy Carter, Jim Sizemore, Alvin Penn, Robert Fansler, Bobby Whitten; Back row: Steve Quelch, Jerry Fincher, Phillip Perritt, Henry Petty, KelvinSims, Mark Cantrell, Robert Thomas, KeithGreenwalt, Don Whitebread, K. C. Cowan, EdStanesic, Fred Austin, Brad Turner. Coach’s Comments This was a most successful season, we overcame a late start, inexperience, and injuries to salvage a good duel record. Although we did not achieve our goal of the league and state championships, we did have a good year. This year for the first time we had a Grand State tournament. To be involved in that tournament is one of the greatest emotional experiences that a high school wrestler can be involved in. We are sorry to see the five varsity seniors go, but we are looking forward to all of the experienced underclassmen returning next year. The whole wrestling program took a first place when we hosted the State tournament. Everyone did an outstanding job and made me proud to be the wrestling coach at JCHS. — Coach Ben Bennett 1. Head Coach Ben Bennett. 2. Mr. Bennett shows his appreciation for the cheerleaders. 3. Happiness is riding home on the guys' bus! 4. Assistant Coaches Don Barth and LaMont Godsey. 5. James Shaffer takes 1st. 6. Tim Rudolph takes 3rd. 7. Greg Olson takes 1st. 8. James Shaffer.. .on to State! 9. Tim Cowan takes 1st. 10. Rudolph gets off! 11. Bob Laster takes 2nd. 12. Robin Stewart in distress. 13. David Waggoner crawls for an escape. Back row left to right: Sandy Delaney, Bod Glessner, David Waggoner, Bobert Laster, Bandy Knudson, Front row: James Shaffer, Tim Budolph, Carl Olson, Greg Olson, Tim Cowan, and James Cline. These eleven people put all their effort together to place 5th in State Competition. State, Grand State (1) OOOOh Weeeeee! (2) James wrestled his first match in Grand State Competition. (3) Man! That guy is big. (4) Ha! Ha! I have first place trophy. (5) Okay, you can blow the whistle anytime now. (6) Good Luck buddy. You're going to need it. (7) Bob invents a new wrestling hold. (8) James Shaffer, Tim Cowan, Bobert Laster move to Grand State competition. 184 Cross Country Team Gets it All Together (1) Harvey Bauer fights for the lead against his Manhattan opponent. (2) Keith Roesler and Stacey Cooke, co-captains of the cross country team. (3) First place trophy from McPherson Invitational. (4) Harvey Bauer runs to the finish line. (5) -Benny Roberts overtakes Manhattan opponent. (6) Coach Schmoekel poses for a candid shot. (7) Stacey Cooke finishes twenty-sixth in the State meet at Salina. 186 CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: David Henly, Mike Hicks, Victor Byrd, Milton Gray, Stacey Cooke, Chuck Howe; Standing: John Olson, Harvey Bauer, Jessie Bobbit, Keith Roesler, Ed Arveson, Harold Cline, Marcel Troy, Coach Schmoekel. 187 (1) Keith Roesler: Co-captain, ninth in CKL, 9:49; (2) Stacey Cooke: Co-captain, ninth in regionals, twenty-sixth in state, 9:54; (3) Ed Arveson: 10:44; (4) Harvey Bauer: 10:24; (5) Harold Cline: 10:41; (6) Head Coach Robert Schmoekel. C. C. Wraps up Another Good Season Meet Team Place Manhattan 4th Wamego 6th Topeka West 4th Salina Invitational 3rd J. C. Invitational 3rd McPherson Invitational 1st CKL (Hays) 5th Regionals (Hays) 5th State (Salina) Stacey Cooke 26th Seated: Mike Hicks, Victor Byrd, David Henly, Jessie Bobbit, Milton Gray; Standing: John Olson, Chuck Howe, Marcel Troy. This years cross country team was the hardest working group of runners I've had at JCHS. Cross country demands a lot of effort and dedication and these young men displayed a great deal of this during the past season. As a team, we improved steadily each week until we reached our peak by winning first place at the McPherson Invitational. Illness to key runners hampered our performance in the CKL. It was a very fine year and I wish to commend all the team members for their hard work. — Coach Robert Schmoekel GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Girls Volleyball learn lakes seeond in CKL in Iheir firs! year of eompelilion VARSITY Front row: Tracy Abt, Susan Steinfort, Daphne Stewart, Audi Black, Nancy Abt. Back row: Brenda Wright, Nancy Dageford, Sharon Shepard, Kyle Smith, Linda Carlton, Krishna Barnes, Coach Fiffe. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT ( indicates winner) JUNCTION CITY Manhattan 5,4, 15,15 Clay Center 15,15 6,13 Salina Central 9,3 15,15 Salina South 9,6 15,15 Manhattan 14,9 16,15 Topeka 15,15 8.0 Chapman 15,15 11,12 Junction City placed second in the Regionals and received the runner-up trophy. B-Team, Won 6, Lost 1. 190 (1) Linda Carlton spikes the ball. (2) Coach Fiffe wraps Tracey Abts ticklish foot. (3) We're number 1 ! (4) Return that if you can. JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: Susan Basey, Daphne Stewart, Audi Black, Debbie Daffron. Second row: Carolyn Johnson, Cheryl Davis, Anita Pullen, Nancy Dage-ford. Back row: CeCe Thornberg, Cheryl Green, Susan Steinfort, Krishna Barnes, Kozann Vickers, Betsy Hall, Vanessa Shane, Coach Fiffe. i91 I was well pleased with our girls' volleyball team, it being our first season and all. We came a long way from season's beginning to the end. I had an opportunity to see the State girls' volleyball tournament held in Kansas City. It was won by Shawnee Mission South. Most of the teams who made it to State were outstanding teams — so we have our work cut out for us if we hope to be competitive for State competition. We have a good nucleus returning, but all must improve. Lettermen returning are Nancy Abt, Tracy Abt, Krishna Barnes, Audie Black, Gina Bloomfield, Joan Dister, Audray Smith, Susan Steinfort, Daphne Stewart, and Nancy Dageford. — Coach Charles Fiffe (1) Kyle Smith tries to block a spike and smile forapicture. (2) I can't find the ball. (3) Linda Carlton and Audi Black battle for the ball. GIRLS TENNIS MEET Abilene Quadrangular . Junction City Invitational Topeka West Dual Chapman Dual Manhattan Dual Hutchinson Invitational . Emporia Dual CKL Tournament Regional Tournament . State Tournament JUNCTION CITY PLACED .................... 2nd .................... 1st .................... 2nd ...................... 1 st .................... 1st ..............eliminated .................... 1st .................... 3rd .................... 3rd ..............eliminated Girls Tennis team takes third in CKL and third in Regional -; VARSITY Laura Hicks (manager), Linda Doctolero, Lili Hicks, Terina Shaffer, Sandy Williams, Barbara Loader. Lesa Junghans, Carlena Lundeen, Miss Law. Coach Donna Law says: The 1974 Girls Tennis year was a successful one. I feel that the girls had a desire to learn and win, always wanting to improve their game. The 1974 tennis team helped make my first coaching assignment a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. I am looking forward to having several of the girls back and wish the graduating seniors the best of luck. As to the future of the JCHS Girls Tennis team, it depends upon several things. We need younger members out every year and everyone playing every chance they get, year round, including tournaments. The more experience gained in summer tournaments results in a team in top shape sooner in the fall season. 193 JUNIOR VARSITY Renata Doss, Sherry Goodwin, Sally Coates, Karen Gelvin, Maria Jones, Rose Fabia. (1) Sandy Williams shows her style of serving. (2)Miss Law gives some tips on racket techniques. (3) A little team discussionbefore a big match. . . and just like before, it’s yesterday once more — This year is over, and in this out-of-the-ordinary high school yearbook we have recapped to the best of our ability each individual and collective memory in the making. We hope that you were capable of grasping the meanings we tried to reflect through pictures, various copywriting techniques and poetry. In closing, we as Co-Editors of the 1975 Yearbook Staff would like to acknowledge certain people for their equitable contributions to making this dream come true. Mr. Lauren Warford for the extra time he spent making headlines, reducing copy and helping with other printing aids. Tom Miller, Mr. Warford's assistant, who also contributed to the setting of ads and headlines. Brian Wunder for his outstanding photography. Brian photographed the Senior, Sophomore, Sports and Royalty division page pictures and also contributed candid shots and football pictures. David Gage photographed the Junior division page, while Velina Houston photographed the Activities, Organizations and Faculty division page pictures. We extend special thanks to Almo Music Corp. and Hammer Nails Music (ASCAP) for allowing us to employ the use of the title and lyrics to “YESTERDAY ONCE MORE, I Copyright 1973, Almo Music Corp. and, Hammer Nails Music (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved. Used by permission. Lyrics: John Bettis, Music: Richard Carpenter J We also extend our gratitude to Tom Throne for his contribution of outstanding individual pictures for our basketball section. The last group of persons we wish to acknowledge is our staff itself. They came into the class inexperienced, ana through guidance and their own persistence and ambition, they have contributed greatly to the making of this book. Deadline after deadline, we and the staff unconsciously gnawed at one another's nerves, trying to get things done on time. Now that it's over and the book is out, the reward of accomplishment expunges whatever hard feelings may have developed. Thank you, everyone, for taking the time to browse through this book, born out of dreams, madness, and hard, hard work. Co-Editors Velina Houston and Mary Jo Gauntt 197 We Were Blue Jays, Every One -1974-75 Abbott, Bryce ( ,52 Baker, Frank 7,18, 131,132,142,148,149, 40,144,148,149,161, 156 166 Abt, Nanett 52,151, Baldwin, Lloyd 72 190 Baldwin, Tammy 52 Abt, Tracey 52,151, Ballew, Freddy 40 190,191 Ballew, Karen 72 Acosta, Ilona Barcomb, Lee 93, Acosta, Victor 52 161,177 Adair, Deanna 72, 129 Baresel, Tom 18,40, Adair, John 52 127,128,146,161,170 Adams, Emma 152 Barham, Terri 52 Adams, Maritta 40 Barker, Don 18,40 Agee, Jack 72 Barnes, Kriahna 72, Alexander, Dewan 72, 142,190,191 127,134,143,149 Barr, Richard 93 Allen, Gene 72, 00 00 Barth, Don 93 153 Bartlett, Bob 93 Allen, Gregory 52 Bartlett, Jean 72,133 Alley, Toni 72 Bartlett, Nancy 72 Allison, Dawn 3, 13, Basey, Susan 72,133 18,142,143,145,151 Baszak, Mike 72 Allison, Jonna 72, 88, Bateman, Carol 72 129,143,144,145,152 Bauer, Debra 72,153 Alvis, Jerry 40 Bauer, Harvey 18,40, Anders, Donold 72 134,146 Anderson, Diana 40 Baughman, Robert 72 Anderson, James 72 Baughman, Tim 72, Anthony, Dorothy 52 131,149 Anderson, Pat 97 Beasley, John 73 Anderson, Dr. 93 Beatty, Joseph 73 Anders, Bonnie Beavers, Kathy Apfel, Caroline 72, Becker, Jeff 18,40 129 Beckman, Mary 52 Apfel, Victoria 52 Beeks, Billie 73,129, Archer, Cynthia 72, 143,144 88,125,145 Bell, Reginald Archer, Rebecca 52, Bennett, Ben 93,161 153 Bennett, Steve 12,16, Arroyo, John 52 18,40,146 Artzner, Lawrence 52 Bergmann, Inge 18,40 Arveson, Edward 52 Berk, Susan 40 Ascher, Dennis 18 1,40 Berry Charmaine Ascher, Keith 72 Berry, Dana Atchison, Larry 72 Berry, Robert 52,68, Atkinson, Robert 18, 175 40 Best, Jim 68,161 Augustine, Edward 1 40 Bevan, Susan 7,18, Augustine, Gladys 72, 40,126 145 Bevley, Michelle 73 Ausley, Sandra 72 Biggs, Rose 52,152 Austin, Freddie 72, Birge, Barbara 52 161,182 Birge, Beverly 19,40 Avila, Sandy 18 ,40 Birkhead, Karen 52, Bacani, Francis 40 129 Bacani, Helen 68 ,72 Bischoff, William 73, Bacani, Mary 52 88 Bachand, Carl 88 Bivens, Jimmy 40 Baechtold, Arthur 72 Black, Audi 3,73,88, Baez, Gloria 72 125,126,190,191,192 Baker, Bruce 52 Blair, Phyllis Baker, David 72 Blanchard, Thomas 73,152 Brundidge, Eva 73 Blitch, Elmo 40 Bryant, Nathan 73,161 Bloomfield, Gina 52, Buchanan, Tracey 53 129 Buchenau, Dale 41 Board, Joann 72 Buchenau, Mike 53 Board, Karen 40,125 Buckley, Grace 93 Board, Linda 73,88, Buckner, Monica 73, 129 152 Bobbitt, Jesse 73 Bumgarner, Kaylene Bodine, Cynthia 40 73,105 Bogen, Charles 73, Bungard, Alfred 73 88 Bunker, Matt 19,41, Boger, David 52 127,128 Bohannon, Patricia 73 Burch, Bemicel9,41, Bois clair, Roger 73, Burch, Dianna 73 153 Burch, Ilona 73 Bolen, Richard 52 Burch, June 53 Boiler, Denise 7,19, Burdett, Debbie 53, 40 66,131,143 Bollman, Keith 73 Burleson, Quinn 53, Bondsteel, Harold 73 131,144,156 Book, Sandra 19,40, Bush, Cheryl 73,126, 121 143,144., 151 Borchers, Randall 73 Bush, Malinda 20,40, Bosley, Mary Ann 93 126 Boston, Cynthia 53 Bush, Tim 28,41 Boston, Ramona 19,40 Butler, Eva 53,68, Bowers, Regina 5,53 152 Braden, Jeff 53,127 Byers, Charles 53, Bradshaw, Denise 179,182 Brainard, David 53 Byrd, Delvin 12,41, Braly, James 19,40, 105,143 127,128,134,149,155 Byrd, David 73 Braly, Richard 73,88, Byrd, Victor 73 149,155 Byrne, Lynette 20,41, Brannan, Ronald 53, 155, 68 Cagle, John 53 Breese, Jackie 73 Cain, Charles Brent, Holly 19,40 Cali, Jeffrey 53 Brewer, Scott 53,68, Cantrell, Malia 53, 121 131 Briggs, Scott 19,40, Cantrell, Mark 74, 170 131,182 Bright, Penny 53 Cappelletti, Chris 74 Broadway, Charlotte Cardone, John 53,68 73 Carlton, Linda 3,12 Brown, Andrea 53, 20,41,190,191,192 152 Carlyon, Robin 74, Brown, Arte 53 120 Brown, Keith 73 Carney, Leslie 3,20 Brown, Laura 53,68, 41,125 152 Carpenter, Daniel 41 Brown, Larry 19,40, Carrasco, Linda 4,74 127 131,145 Brown, Pam 53,126, Carr away, Marla 74 131 Carrier, Lynda 10,20 Brown, Roberta 40 41,104,108,110,126,- Brown, Sheila 19,41, 128,143,150,151 126,153 Carrier, Steven 74, Broyles, Allen 53,68 127,177 Broyles, Teresa 73 Carter, James 53 Bruce, Cary 19,41 Carter, Tracey 53, 198 179,182 Connor, Carlton 54 Day, Vera 75,152 Dudly, Richard 75 Case, Bruce 20,41, Connor, Jack 21,41 Day, Vernon 42 Dukeman, Tammy 76, 127,144,146,152,161 Copas, Evelyn Daymude, Terry 75 88,129,153 Case, Diana 53,131 Cope, Diane 74 Deam, Scott 54,105 Dundon, Jaye 22,42, Case, Verl 94,155 Corbin, Cornelius 41, Deitrick, Mary 54,68 124,134,142,143 Cassity, Andrew 161 DeJesus, Kathy 54, Dupre, Michael 76 Cassity, Erin 74,88, Cornell, Pat 66,108,111,121,124, Duquemln, David 120 Cornwell, Pam74,88, 126,151 Durkee, Danny 55, Castillo, Bichard 20, 129 Delaney, Saunders 22, 175 41 Coryell, Deborah 54, 42,161,181,182 Dutcher, Lyle 55 Cathey, John 124,142,145,151 Deleuran, Sandra Dutchyschy, John 55, Cathey, Siedried Cotton, Diann 54,66 Denis ton, Karla 75 148,149,161.166 Chastain, Ben 74,152 Coulson, Debra 74, Denver, Gregory 75, Easthouse, Daniel 76, Cherry, Deborah 120 88,129,131 131 Chessar, Anna 74 Courtney, Patricia Devin, Gary 94 Eckert, Nancy 22,120 Annette, Chevarier 20 54,68,142,143 Devin, Jimmy Eddy, Walter 22,42, Christian, Benny 20, Covin, Claudia 74 Diaz, Robert 75,131 160,161 41,105,126,142,145, Covington, David 54 Dibben, Monte 75, Eddy, Woodward 76 151 Cowan, Kevin 74,161, 131 Ede, Lydia 68 Cisneros, Diana 53 182 Dickinson, Laura 22, Eden, Sylvia 76,124 Clardy, Wynona 5,41 Cowan, Timothy 21, 42,126,131 Edgar, David 76 Clark, Anita 20,41 41.161,180,182 Dickinson, Sharon 68 Edgerton, Debra 55, Clark, Connie 53,129 Cranford, Ted 54,68, Diestelkamp, Herman 124,150,151 Clark, Elaine 20,41, 113 75,131 Edie, Darell 23,42 144,151 Crank, Susan 74,88 Dillon, Kathy 22,42, Edlin, Greg 23,42 Clark, Frank 74,88 Crawford, Margaret 142,144,151 Edmonson, Luisa 42 Clark, John 74 74,142,144 Dillon, Ken 75 Edwards, Althea Clark, Maureen 53 Cross, Diann 75 Dishman, Mike 75, Edwards, James 55 Clark, Nelda 54,68, Cross, Boger 182 161 Eggers, Debra 55, Clark, Bichard 74 Cruz, Terri 41,152 Dister, Joann 75,126, 152,175 Clem, Patricia 74 Culpepper, Dan 41 143 Eggers, James 55,68 Clemenson, Bozanne Cummins, Clyde 45, Dieter, John 22,42, Eggers, Tom 68,161 94 131,132,142,144,149 127,134,161,170 Ehlebracht, Mike 76 Cleveland, Jerri 88 Cunningham, Jerry Doctolero, Linda 54, Ehlebracht, Lee 55 Cline, Harold 54,146, 68,170,175 131,193 Ehlers, Susan 55,121 153,180 Cunningham, Larry Dodson, Robin 22,42, Eidson, Clyde 76, Cline, James 74,182 Cyphers, Shari 21,41 124 131,149 Clodfelter, Virgil 74, Cyphers, Tony 75 Dority, Patricia 75 Ellis, David 42 88 Daffron, Debra 75, Dorsey, Priccilla Emerson, Linda 42, Coade, Karen 74,121, 88,133,101 Doss, Cynthia 42,125 125 143,144,152 Dageforde, Nancy 75, Doss, Renate 75,88, Endsley, Gwen 23,42, Coates, Sally 54,68, 109,131,143,144,151, 194 50,126,142,151,156 108,125,126,134,142, 190,191 Dotson, Diane 75,88, Erling, Joseph 150,151,194 Dahlhauser, John 54 143,144,151,153 Ervin, John 23,42 Cody, Kevin 54 Daniel, Brenda 75,88, Dougherty, Steven 88 Ervin, Lee 55 Cody, Mark 74,153 153 Douglas, Carlos 42 Ervin, Mark 55,127, Coffey, Larry 41 Dannison, Linda 94 Douglas, Kirk 42 128 Coffey, Pamela 54, Dantos, Chris 54 Dowdall, Kathy 22,42 Escott, Robert 23,42 129 Davies, Janice 21,41, Dowdell, Debra 6,22, 133,142 Cogar, James 74,161 134,143,151 42 Escott, Susan 76,129 Cogar, Janie 74 Davis, Carol 75 Dowdell, Melanie 10, Eshleman, Kay 55 Colbert, Carol 21,41, Davis, Cheryl 75,88, 12,75,120,143,144, Estes, Judy 42,155 128 191 153 Fabia, Mary 32,42 Colbert, Diann 21,41, Davis, Jeannette 13, Dowdell, Melissa 10, Fabia, Rose 76,133, 126 21,31,41,121,124 75,143,144 153,194 Cole, Willie 74,161 Davis, Julie 6,10,21, Dowell, Pamela 75 Fair, Glen 55 Coleman, Donna 74, 42,131 Dowell, Patricia 54 Fansler, Robert 76, 142,144 Davis, Mark 54,131 Doyle, Charles 75 142,161,179,182 Coleman, Timothy 74 Davis, Rieko 21,42 Doyle, Ruby 54,125 Farst, Michael 76 Collette, Tina 21,41, Davis, Rudolf Dreon, Maria 22,42, Feb res, Dorothy 94 131 Davis, Sandra 75 104,134,154,155 Fernandez, Richard Collins, Craig 74, Dawkins, Michael Dribben, Diana 75,88, 55,68,131 131,149,153 Dawson, Margie 21, 126,142,153 Field, Debbie 42 Cook, Billy 54 42,126 Dubre, Irene Fields, Johnny 23,42 Cooke, Stacey 21,41, Day, Elizabeth 75 Duch, Lorinda 22,42, Fiffe, Charles 94 146,147,150 Day, John 199 Duckworth, Kenneth Fiffe, Jon 76 Filby, Susan 55,125, 142,144,151,152 Fincher, Jerry 76, 140,156,161,182 Fincher, Kenna 23, 42,131 Fine, Shirley 23,42 Fisher, Joe 23,42 Fitch, Kelly 55 Flack, Kathy 55 Flatt, Willie 76 Fletcher, Joan 94,150 Fletcher, Michael 42 Floyd, Dennis 55 Ford, Norman 11 55, 127 Ford, Phyllis 23,42 Forsberg, Eric 23,42 Fosha, Patsy 24,42, 131 Foster, Douglas 24, 42 Fox, Kimalee 76,142, 144 Frazier, Jetta 55,68 Freeman, Cynthia 55, 68,129 Fultz, Paula 24,43 Gable, Virginia 76 Gage, Barbara 76 Gage, David 43,24, 120,146,156,167 Gaines, Phillip 24,43 Gaines, Theresa 55 Galliher, Sandra 76, 125,142,144,151 Galloway, Raymond 76 Ganger, Robert 55 Gant, Boston 88, 161, 162 Garcia, Kathy 43,47 Garcia, Ronnie 76 Gartin, Patrick 68 Gasswint, John 55, 131 Gasswint, Pat 55 Gauntt, MaryJo 10, 24,43 Gauntt, Michael 55 Gay, Glenda 24,43 Geczy, George 76 Gelvin, Karen 76, 142, 194,109,111,151, 121, 125,144 George, Elizabeth 55, 68,131 Gerald, Johnny 76, 131,127 German, Rhonda 76, 88 German, Thelma 55,• 68 German, Tracy 76 Gibbens, Clifford 55, 129 Gilmore, Ellen 43, 128,150 Gilmore, Rita 55, 150 Gilmore, Rosemary 76 Glander, Debra 76 Glessner, Cathie 56 Glessner, Darrel 24, 43.128 Glessner, Rodney 76, 127.161.181.182 Golomina, Lizabeth Goman, Pierce 56 Godsey, LaMont 94 Gomez, Cynthia 56, 68.129 Gomez, Deborah 77, 88,153 Goodwin, Sherry 56, 108,126,128,142,145, 151,152,194 Grant, Cathy 13,24, 43,105,142,145 Grant, Laverne 56 Grant, Linda 56 Grarrido, Victor Gray, Milton 56,66, 131,134,143,144,148, 149.179.182 Green, Cheryl 142, 143,191 Green, Steven 77,88 Greenawalt, Gary 24, 43 Greenawalt, Keith 77, 149,182 Gregory, Gary 95, 156 Grier, Ethel 24,43 Griffin, Syarina 77, Grogg, Steven 56 GuUmont, Dean 149 Guiot, Legina 56,68 Guthri, Mike 43 Gwin, Charla 25,43, 131 Gwin, Robbi 56 ,125, 142,144,151 Halme, Robert 25,43 Hakala, Annette 56 Hakala, Cheryl 77 Hakala, Cynthia 25, 43 Hall, Elisabeth 77, 144,191 Hall, Mary 25,43 HaU, Patricia 56,68, 134 Hall, Susan 25,43 HaU, William 56,68, 179,182 Hammond, Joyce 56, 152 Hammond, Marcus88, 105 Hammond, Steve 177 Hammond, Theresa 25,43 Hannan, John 56 Harp, John 56,142, 144 Harper, MaryAnn 25, 43,155 Harper, Matthew 25, 43 Harrell, Dennis 56, 68 Harrell, Randell 56, 127,128,142,144 Harris, Carlos 43 Harris, Herman 95, 148,149 Harris, Jimmy 56,68 Hart, Richard 167 Hartronft, Ton 56 Hartronft, Juliana 77 Harvey, Donna 56 Haslett, Daniel 77 Haslett, Kathlene 25, 43 Haun, Timothy Hayes, Michael 68 Hayter, Sheila 3,56, 126,142,144,151 Hazelton, Rick 43 Head, Janet 25,43 Heathcock, John 56, 142 Heatherly, Raymond 95 Heidebrecht, Linda 25,43,120 Heldstab, Terry 77, 127 HeUer, WHliam 77 Helm, Kathy Helt, Laura 56,155 Hemmingway, Mary 25,43 Henderson, Audrey 43 Henderson, Bryant56', 68,170 Henderson, Tena 26, 43 Henk, Robert 56 Henley, David 7 7,131, 153 Herman, Marilyn 77, 153 Hernandez, Evelyn 26, 43,131 Hernandez, Meyna77, 131 Herrera, Kenneth 77, 88 Heskett, Besty Hettinger, Don 95,134 Hetzler, Cynthia 56, 129 Hickey, Joseph Hicks, Laura 26,43, 193 Hicks, Lili 25,43, 193,195 Hicks, Michael 149 Higgins, Greg 26,43 Hill, Alberta 95 Hill, BUI 95,170 HU1, Herman 26,43 HU1, Stephanie 57 Hill, Steve 77, 129, 161 Hinds, Tamara 57 Hinz, Janel 77 Hoffman, Mary 77, 109,126,131,142, 144, 151 Hogan, Norman 95 Hohmann, Thomas 77, 131,153 Holbom, Jeanne 26, 43 Holbom, Susan 57, 68 HoUand, Terri 77 ,153 HoUon, Gregory 77 Holloway, Mark 77 HoUoway, C. 57 Holman, Charles Holman, David 57 Holman, Pamela 77, 129 Holmes, Debra 78 Holmes, Gloria 43, 120 Holmes, Jeffry 57, Holmes, Richard 57, 68,129 Holmes, Vicki 43 Holmes, Wanda 57, 152 Holt, Stanton 78 Hoivorson, Robert ; 95 Hoover, Olin 57,133, 152 Hopkins, Alma 95, 143,145 Horn, Linda 57 Hornbostel, Lori 57, 68 Horrocks, Bemie 00 88,161,167 Hourigan, Mary 78, 126 Houston, Larry 43 Houston, Velina 11, 13,26,43,126,143, ,151 Howard, Daniel 78 Howard, Lorrine 57 Howe, Charles 57, 109,148,149,152 Hoyle, Leslie 57,120, 142,151 Hoyle, Melanie 78, 144 Hoyle, Wayne 78, 131 200 Hudson, James 78 Hughes, Cathy 78 Hultgren, Linda Humphreys, JoAnne 78 Hurford, Patricia 26, 44,126,131 Hurst, John Hurst, Ronald Hustus, John Hwang, Soon Ibarra, Jan 78,88 Ibarra, Katherine 57, 68 Irvine, Don 44 Isaacs, Aredia Jaap, Charles 78 Jackson, Charlotte 26, 44,125 Jackson, Curtis 3 Jackson, Debbie 26,44 Jackson, Fred 57,131 Jackson, Genevia Jackson, Georgia 78 Jackson, J.J. 26,44, 161,166 Jackson, Teresa 78, 153 Jacobs, Roger 78 Jaecke, Truby 57 Jakubowsky, Yen 57 James, Tammy 27,44 Jeffrey, Robert 27,44 Jeffries, John 96 Jelen, Laura 78,144, 151 Jelen, Mary 57,142, 143.144.151 Jenkins, Joyce 78,105 Jennings, Harold 78. 88 Johannes, Ricky 78 Johnson, Alice 78 Johnson, Carolyn 78, 131,191 Johnson, Cynthia 44 Johnson, Donna 78 Johnson, David Johnson, Frances 78 Johnson, Greg Johnson, Grenville78, 88 Johnson, Katherine 57 Johnson, Larry 44 Johnson, Luther Johnson, Luther 78, 143 Johnson, Mary 68 Johnson, Meade 5,27, 44.126.151 Johnson, Michelle 78 Johnson, Ron 57,161 Johnson, Ray 57,68, 131 Johnson, Stuart 27,44 Johnson, Vernon 27, 44 Johnston, Kathy 57, 66,152 Jones, Cynthia 44 Jones, Jennifer78.131 Jones, Lulita 3,57 Jones, Maria 78,194 Jones, Matt 78 Jones, Teresa 44 Jung, Roxie 58,105, 120,134,143,145,151, 153 Jung, Faye 58,143, 151,153 Junghans, Lesa 27, 44,108,126,128,134, 142,148,150,151,193, Kane, Sharon 58,131 Kang, Sok 78 Karmann, Jeff 79 Karns, Susie 27,44, 126,142,144,151 Katsapis, Francine 44 Kaufman, Brad 79 Keith, Debra 79,143, 144 Kelley, Brian 58 Kelly, Anthony 69 Kelly, Karin 27,44 Kelly, Pat 12,15,27, 44,126,143,144 Kelly, Ron 44 Kemp, Robert 79,142 Kerby, Gwendolyn 27, 44,126,128 Kerchner, Nelda 79 Kerchner, Vennessa 79 Kessinger, Cindy 27, 44 Khalil, Jamila 79,153 Kies, Connie 58,142 Kiley, Lillian 79,129 Kiley, Lola 7,44 Kingsbury, Carolyn 58 Kirchoff, Tereasa 79 Kirchoff, Thomas Kirkwood, Ellen 79 Kitchens, Kevin 44, 105 Kleusch, Thomas 27, 44 Klima, Linda 79,151, 153 Knud son, Randy 28, 44,144,161,181,182 Koberstein, Tom 58 Koepsel, Pam 28,44 Koonce, Susan 58, 134,150,151,155 Kotoyantz, Catherina 79,131,143,144,150, 151,155,156 Kozlowski, John 58, 161 Kracht, Donald 96, 134 Krajkoski, Steve 58 Kramer, Ron 58 Lacer, Don 28,44 Lacey, Cindy 58,69 Laflash, David 79,153 Lamont, Christina 79 Landen, Virginia 44 Landes, Karla 58 Landes, Terry Landrau, Carmen 28 Landrith, Robert 58, 127 Langdon, George 44, 133 Lanier, Ronnie 88 Lapere, Joe 58 Laporta, Cynthia 79 Laster, Robert 28, 44,146,147,157,161, 181,182 Latimer, Ron 79,129 Lauderdale, Allison 58,66,131,142,144, 151 Laue, Cindy 28,44, 154,155 Law Donna 96,143, 144 Lawrence, Barbara 58 Lawrence, Cynthia 44 Lawrence, Denise 79 Lawrence, Donna 129 Lawrence, Mike 88, 179,182 Lawson, Vance 58, 142,144 Lazear, Cynthia 79 Lee, Debbie 79,88, 131,142,151,157 Lee, Debra 126 Lee, Ralph 28,45 Lee, Tim 28,45 Leggs, Annette 28,45, 133 Leininger, Harold 79, 88 Leonard, Donna 28 ,45 Leone, Theresa 58 Levinson, Benjamin79 Lewis, Alvin 79 Lewis, Donna 88 Lewis, Linda 69 Lichtenhan, Jane 79, 88,151 Lichtenhan, Marie 79, 88,124 Lincoln, Charles 45 Lincoln, Sandra 45 Llewelyn, Daniel 79 Loader, Barbara 45, 142,143,151,193 Locklear, Melodee 58,66 Locklear, Stephanie 88 Lofthus, Brenda28,45 Lofthus, Daniel 58 Long, Pat 28,45 Lopez, Joe 79,88, 131,170,175 Love, Levearn 58 Lovett, Dionisio Lovitt, Keven 79 Lucas, Kim 58,69, 129 Luck, Deborah 79, 126,143 Luongo, James 58 Lundeen, Carlena 12, 29,45,126,128,142, 145,150,151,153,193 Luthi, Greg 79,131 Lynch, GedVge 80 Lynch, Robert 80 Lytle, Tom 80 McCampbell, Charles McCandless, Tim 80, 161 McCarty, Greg59,175 McCarty, Teresa 80 McCauley, Mike 59 McClung, Jack McConnell, Dege 129 McCool, Tim 29,45, 127,128,155 McDaniel, Andy 59 McDaniel, Everett59, 152,161 McDaniel, Gwen 59 McDaniel, James 59, 175 McDonald, Denise 80, 89 McDonald, Raymond 59 McDaniel, Ron 29,45 McDonough, Mike 59 McGuire, Brenda 59, 143,144 McGuire, Mike 80 McKay, Alex 29,45 McKay, Eric 80,89 McKinney, Dianna 29, 45,121,125,134,142, 144 McKinney, Cindy 59 McLaughlin, Lydia 29, 45 McLaughlin, Roberta 59 McMillan, Cathy 3, 80,89,125,142,144, 151 McMillan, Raymond 59,149 McNeil, Richard 59 McQuiller, Carl 45 McRae, John 29,45 McRae, Kim 59,69, 129 201 McRee, Tammy 80, 89.129 MacDonald, Duane Machado, Lynn 29,45, 120.129 Macklin, Antonio 29, 45 Mac Laird, Phillip 58, 68,69,161 Macon, Gwendolyn 29, 45,125,150 Maddox, Margerate 29.45 Madkins, Brigitte 80, 88.129 Madkins, Gall Denise 20.29.45 Madkins, Morris 00 © 88,129 Madkins, Norris 00 © 88,129,142,179,182 Magcalas, Angela 58, 153,157 Mager, Lyman 58 Maggard, Ron 58 Mahan, Patricia 59, 131 Mailea, Michael 30, 45 Maldonado, John 45 Maldonado, Nina 59 Mallory, Chester Mallory, Joan 96 M'lllory, Michael 30, 45 Mallory, W'endy 80, 88 Malpartida, Oscar 45 Mamaril, Marylou80, 88,133,153 Mancuso, Douglas 80 Mancuso, Roxanna 7, 30,45,143,144,151 Mann, Michael 59 Manns, Robert 59 Marshbank, Glen 96 Martin, Dareyl 80 ,89 Martin, Kevin 80, 129 Martin, Debra Martin, Gregory 59, 152 Martin, Kimberly 59 Martin, Kenneth 30, 45 Martinez, Terri 80 Martino, Douglas 59 Mason, Betty 80 Mason, Brenda Mason, Cheryl 80,89, 153 Mason, Denise Mathes, John 30,45, 105 Mathis, Charlotte 59, 136 Mathis, Clara 80,89, 152 Mathis, Laura 80,89, 120,152 Matthews, Carol 80, 89 Matthews, Deborah 30.45.134.143.151 Matthews, Dennis 59, 120,156 Matthews, James 80 Matthews, Norman 96 Maurer, Deborah 59, 126.151 Maxey, Shelia 80,125 Maxwell, Joseph 59 May, Linda 89 May, Susan 59 Meade, Beniamin 80 Means, William 59, 69 Meraz, Ramon 45 Meyer, Charlie 45 Meyer, Eduard Meyers, Carrie Ann 80,89 Miles, Robert 59,127, 131,132 Miller, Angela Miller, Barbara 30,45 Miller, Brenda 60 Miller, Irwin 96 Miller, James 60 Miller, Melvin 80, 89,177 Miller, Pamela 30,45 Miller, Patricia 80, 129 Miller, Patrick 81 Miller, Phillis 30,45 Miller, Stewart 149 Milton, Michon 81,89 Mitchell, Charley 60 Mitchell, Yolanda 10, 60,121 Mock, Arlan 5,30,45 Mock, Marilyn 81, 121,125,143,151 Montgomery, Howard 81,131,148,149 Moore, Charles 46 Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Ronald 60 Morfitt, Debra 30,46, 126 Morrell, Glen 30,46, 161 Morrell, Kimberly 60,69 MorHs, Janice 96 Morris, Thomas 81 Morrison, Cheryl 46 Morrow, Thomas 97 Morton, Barbara 60, 153 Morton, Quinn Moser, Pat 97,150 Motley, Patricia 60, 133 Moyer, Calvin 46 Moyer, Henry 60 Moyer, Melvin 60, 127,129,145,146,157, 161,175 Mukai, Dan 46 Mullins, Anthony 60 Murphy, Darrel 81, 161,177 Murphy, Harold 60 Murray, Colleen 81, 89 Muse, Gerald 60,69 Muse, Laurel 81 Myers, Ed 60,69 Narducci, David 60 Narducci, Mark 46 Narverud, Judy 81,89 Narverud, Margaret 31,46 Nelson, Debra 81,89 Nelson, Larry 81, 145 152,161,177 Nelson, James. 60 Nelson, Steve 144 Nenstiel, Kim 46 Newell, Mike 60,161, 166 Nicholson, Mark 81, 89 Nix, Charlie 31,46, 142,161 Noble, Gus 97,161 Noble, Paula 60 Noland, Reginald 81 Norris, Robert 81 Ochs, Steve 81 Oldham, Ramona 31, 46 Oliver, Bruce 60,69, 131 Olson, Greg 31,46, 180,182 Olson, Janette 10,31, 46.142.143.153 Olson, John 31,46, 127,142 Olson, Karl 60,66, 131,152,180,182 Orr, Dane 60,175 Orr, Sally 46,128 Orth, Charles 46 Orvik, Anthony 81 Pages, Yvonne 60 Pagliuco, Christine 81.153 Palmieri, Ann 81,89 Palmieri. David 152, 60,161 Park, Carl 81 Parks, Susanne 60, 142,125,142,144 Pattis, James 46 Parvln. Bertha 60 Patterson, Yvonne 60, 143.144 Pavlovici, Michael 60 Pavlovici, Robert 81 Paxton, James 81 Payne, Patricia 81, 143,129 Peck, Gregory 81,161 Penn, Alvin 46,182 Peoples, Sara 60,131 Perez, Maria 46 Perritt, Phillip81,182 Perry, Mark 81 Peters, Walter 46 Peterson, Donna 81, 89.152 Peterson, Gregory 46 Peterson, Mike 60 Petty, Cheryl 13,31, 46.124.128.152 Petty, Henry 81,182 Phipps, Bryan 61, 120,146,149.161 Pierce, Derwin 120 Pingleton, Randall Plumb, Daniel 81,89 Plumb, Rebecca 82,89 Poling, William 46 Pope, Anthony 46 Pope, Dawnita 46, 133,31 Pope, James 61,131 Pope, Randy 61 Pope, Sharon 61 Pope, William 31,46 Potter, Dana 31,46, 125.144 Powers, Jack 82,161, 179,182 Powers, John 31,46 Powers, Mark 32,46 Pratt, Marion 61,126 Pray, Rodney 61,157, 161,175 Priddy, Jay 82,89, 149,156,157 Priddy, Lisa 13,32, 46,125,143 Pries, Frann Printz, Deanna 46,32, 126,128 Printz, Ramona 97 Proksch, Mario 89, 152 Pullen, Anita 82,153, 191 Putney, James 82 Quelch, Ruth 32,46 Quelch, Stephen 82, 131,182 Radabaugh, Marcia 61,131 Rader, Janet 46,125 Raile, Jacqueline 97 Rains, Timon 97 Ramirez, Deborah 61. 202 134.143.152 Ramirez, Rodney 46, 127.143.152 Ranker, Virgil 97 Ransom, Richard 32, 46 Ray, Kevin 46 Ray, Kimberly 61 Rayn, Ronald Reding, Lois 61,69 Reding, Timothy 46 Reed, Ruby 82,89, 131 Reichal, Dale Renfroe, Randy 36, 46,146,147,161,166, 170 Repuyan, Charles 3, 32.46.142 Rexrode, Judy Rhodes, Darren 82 Rhodes, Diana 46 Rhodes, Patricia 32, 46.142 Rhyne, Amania Rhyne, Janie Rice, Teres 129 Rich, Nelson 82 Rich, William 32,47 Richards, James 47 Richardson, Alexis 4, 32,47,120,124 Richardson, Alvin 82 Richardson, Rickey 82,98 Richardson, Steven Riddle, Rebecca 61 Rimes, Donna Rink, Kenneth Rios, Jose 82,153 Rivas, Jack 82 Rivas, Jerry Rivera, Jesse Rims, Donna Rippert, Mary 61 Roach, Jacqueline 61, 69.131 Roberson, Bobbie Roberts, Arthur Roberts, Benjamin 47.131 Roberts, Cynthia 47 Roberts, Mark 60, 152 Roberts, Tollene Robinson, Henry Rocha, Linda 13,82, 125 Rocha, Toni 61 Rocha, Toni Marie Rc .sler, Karen 32, 47,126,108,142 , 144, 148,150 Roesler, Keith 32, 47,146,147,149 Roether, Lisabeth 82, 143,144,150,151 Rogge, Patricia 33, 47,126,131,143 Rogoff, Martin 47 Rogoff, Monika 82, 152 Rolfs, Tom 61 Rollins, Cynthia 82 Romero, Michael 33, 47 Root, Douglas 33,47 Ross, Kelly 47, 142, 144,156 Ross, Kenneth 7 ,47, 147,146,33,161 Ross, Kerwin 82 Rothfiiss, Deborah61, 143 Royal, Ed 47 ♦Royal, Kathryn 61 Royal, Maria 82, 125,134,142 Rucker, Elisabeth 82.151 Rucker, Linda 61,152 Rudolph, Timothy 82, 157,161,180,182 Ruhnke, Steve 11,47, 104,303 Rupp, Karen 61,69 Russell, James 82, 177 Rutt, Patricia 11, 33,47,125,126,142, 144.151 Ryals, Patrick 82, 143,145 Salke, Iris 61 Sanders, Mark 47,33 Sanders, Marla 82 Sanders, Rebecca 82, 89 Sanders, Walter 61, 146,161,69,170 Sandoval, Rizalde 61 Santos, Octivlo 61, 131,69 Sawyer, Cindy 47,33 Scarborough, Lois 13, 47,143,33,144 Schad, Terry 61, 161,166,170,175 Schimpl, James 82 Schmedemann, Martin 47,33 Schmedeman, Richard 82 Schmoekel, Robert 98,146 Schnackenberg, Kathy 82 Schnackenberg, Kris 82,129 Schnackenberg, Bill 98 Schneider, Angelika 83,152,89 Schonberner, Theresa 83,143,89,144 Schraag, Leonard 83 Scott, Bruce 83, 170,175 Scott, Stephanie 152 Seabrooks, Irma 61, 151 Seley, James 156, 47,33 Self, Ron 34,47,161 Settgast, Betty 83,89 Shaffer, James 83, 180,182 Shaffer, Terlna 34, 47,126,142,143,145, 193,195 Shamburger, Sam 98 Shandy, Kenneth 62 Shane, Elaine 47 Shane, Vannessa 83, 89,143,191 Shannon, Donald 47 Shannon, James 69,62 Sharp, Douglas 34,47 Sharp, Wanda 83,89 Sheaffer, Roger 83 Shepherd, Sharon 34, 47,124,190 Shoemaker, Teresa 83,131 Shoemaker, Thomas 62,69,152,161 Short, Sidney 83, 134 Shown, Darrell 83 Shropshire, John 48 Shrouf, Daphne 62, 121,134,142,143,151, 153 Shrouf, Doyle 83 Shry, Cheri 83 Simer, Belinda 62, 129 Simer, Joe 89 Simpler, Alvin 98, 146 161 Sims, Anthony 83, 161 Sims, Calvin 83, 182 Sinnard, Karen 34 00 124,134,144 Sizemore, James 83, 179,182 Sizemore, John 83 Sjoholm, Marc 83, 105 142,177 Sjoholm, Pam 34 ,47 143,144,151 Skare, John 62 Skinner, Kay 62, 121 Slagle, Tony 47 Slain, Deborah Slaten, Joan 83 Slattery, Timothy 83 Slaughter, Marsha 34, 47,12$ Slocum, Clifford 62 Small, John 62 Slocum, Marie 34,47 Smalley, Robert 98, 148,175 Smalls, Melinda 62 Smith, Anthony 48 Smith, Audray 62,66 124,142,-144,190,192 Smith, Birgitt 133,152 Smith, Lynn 3,7,34, 48,146,147,161,170 Smith, James 83 Smith, Jeffery 83,89, 133 Smith, Michael 83 Smith, Michael Ray83 Smith, Michael Smith, Monica 62 Smith, Polly 48, 142 Smith, Rose 62 Smith, Rose M. Smith, Tony 83 Smocovlch, Mary 69 Smocovlch, Vickie 34, 48 Snell, Tame 83 Snyder, Kimberlee62, 129,155 So, Waeyon 83 Sohns, Richard 83 Solis, Robert Soper, Judith 83 Sorrell, Danette Sowder, Kim 62 Spaulding, Frederick 62 Speake, Linda 84 Spencer, Theresa Stahl, Marsha 62 Stamps, Liza 62 Stanesic, Edward 00 127,161,182 Starnes, David 127, 131 Starrett, Francis 62 Stearns, James 48 Steinfort, Michael 34, 48 Steinfort, Susan -f 00 143,190,191 Stenger, Linda 34 ,48 Stephen, Diane 84, 142, Stephen, Diane oo 142,151 Sterling, Jeffrey 84 Sterling, Joseph 62 Steuben, Cheryl 84 Steuben, George Steuer, Karen 35 ,48 Steuer, Mary 48 Stevens, Bret 62,146, 161 Stevens, Peggy 84 Stevens, Ruby 98 Stevenson, Dianna 48 Stevenson, Shanna 62 203 Stewart, Daphne 3,84, 89,126,142,144,190, 191 Stewart, James 62 Stewart, L'Tanya 35, 48,124 Stewart, Marvin Stewart, Robin 62, 161,181,182 Stiffler, Debbie 35,48 Stites, Charles 62 Stoll, Esther 62 Stoll, Donald 84,127 Stone, Billy 98 Strauss, Sharon Strickland, Jacqueline 84 Stroy, Darrell 84 Stuart, Darlene Studtmann, Mike 84, 127 Sullivan, Ken 84,149 Swartz, Steve 62 Swenson, Tammy 84 Swim, Mary 84,151 Swim, Nanette 62, 66,69,143,145,150, 151.153 Sylvester, Kim 63 Tanguay, Kathy Ann 84, 129,125 Tanimoto, Phyllis Y. 84,89 Tate, Roxana Elaine 84,153,144 Taylor, Bruce Allen Taylor, Cathey L. 84, 89 Taylor, Cindy Lu 63 Taylor, Patrick 35, 143 Taylor, Timothy L. Tech, Walter 84,89 Teed, Chantil V. 84, 89.153 Teigen, Ann Marie 63,69,129 Tempera, Rory James 84 Tempera, William 89 Temple, Daniel 84 Teply, Donald Terrel,.Dale 84 Tharnish, John 35,48 Thomas, Gail J. 63 Thomas, Jerome 84 Thomas, Lawrence C. Thomas, Lora 63 Thomas, Rita 99,143 144 Thomas, Robert J. 84,142,149,182 Thomas, Virginia 84 Thompson, Gene D. 84 Thompson, Kevin 63, 179,182 Thompson, Louis 35, 48 Thornberg, CeCe 00 134,142,151,157, 191 Tidwell, Sharon Tipton, Manuel a 84, 125,152 Titus, Vic jr B. 84 Todd, Sylvia L. 84 Toussaint, Henry 00 131 Towery, David L. Tozier, Carolyn 84, 131 Tozier, Janet - 00 131 Tressin, Deanna 99 Troy, Kimberly Troy, Marcell Jr. Tucker, Mark 84 Turner, Donald W . 84 Turner, James 84, 161,182 Turner, James 35,48 127,131 Tuttle, Duane A. 48 Tuttle, Renita D. 84 Ullmer, Charles 63 Ullmer, Jimmy 48 Underwood, Liz 63 Utley, Joe L. 84 Vaillancourt, Debra 63,69,153 • Vaillancourt, Linda 35,48 Valleroy, James S . 48 Vallon, Josef 84, 161 Venegas, Evamaria 84,152 Venn, Tammy S. Vickers, Kozan 84, 142,153,191 Vigil, Mary L. Viktora, Martha 63 Voelcker, Lane 63 Volland, Charles 99, 126 Vroman, Alice M. 48 Wadford, Linda Waggoner, David 3, 63,181,182 Wagner, Vicki 00 129,144,151,152 Waldman, David S. Walker, Richard 00 131 Walker, Shirley 63 Wallace, Isaac 84 Wallis, Terri L. Walls, Carolyn 126 Walz, Nicholas 84 Wampler, Richard 7, 48,127 Ward, J W 48 Ware, Albert Warner, Cathy A. 63,143 Warner, Martina M. Washney, Johnathan 84 Waters, Melanie 84, 143,153 Waters, Melissa 63, 69,144 Waters, Richard 84 Watkins, Sandra 35, 48 Watson, Jonathan 48 Watts, Elizabeth 3, 63,144 Webb, Bill 84 Webb, Charles K. Webb, Rico 84 Welch, Jimmy 63,69 Welch, Michael • 00 161,167 Weldon, Linda E. 48 Wells, Blaine 99 Well , Mathev 35 ,48 Wendt, Gene 63 ,69 133 Wertz, Cindy Lou 84 Wesley, Doris 84 Westfall, Matt 63,69 Whaley, Marc 84,89 Whisenant, Gene 63, 66,69 White, Bob 35,48,127 White, Natalie 84 Whitebread, Donald 84.131.182 Whitefoot, Raymond Whitten, Bobby 84, 161.179.182 Wierenga, Bob Wikey, Kim 63,69 Wild, David 84,89 Wilkins, Bruce 63 Willey, Ken 99 Willey, Valerie 63 Willett, Debbie Williams, Barbara 84 Williams, Desiree 48 Williams, Donna 85 Williams, Elizabeth 48 Williams, Jean 36,48, 125 Williams, Johnny Williams, John 85 Williams, Joe Williams, Lendora 63,69,121,133 Williams, Meg 85,89 Williams, Morey Williams, Morgan 182 Williams, Myra 85, 129 Williams, Robert 48, 144,146,147,161 Williams, Sandra 13, 63,142,144,152,193, 194 Willmott, Kevin 63 Williams, Benjamin 63 Wilson, Bobby 63 Wilson, Harold 63 Wilson, Heidi rose 85 Wilson, Mike 85 Wilson, Richard Wilson, Susan 85 Wilson, Ted Winkleman, Terry 85,89 Winn, Berry 63,161 Winningham, Eddie 48 Winn, Wynona 99, 143.144 Wisby, Ken 86 Wolf, David 85,148 Wolnik, Kaye 63,120, 125.143.144 Woodwall, David 85 Woodard, Laura 3, 36,48,142,145 Woods, Greg 36,48 Wren, Harold . 48 Wren, John 89 Wright, Brenda 85, 125,142,144,151,190 Wright, Walter 36,48 Wunder, Brian 6, 63,127,131,144,149 Wunder, Cara 11,36, 48 Wunder, Mike 48 Wunder, Terry 63 Yates, David 85,89 Yowell, Dona 63 Yosich, Donna 36,48, 129,142 Yost, Donna 83,89 Young, Edward 85, 161 Young, Donald 85, 161 Yowell, Diane 85 Zeigler, Shannon 63 Zellers, Dean 99 Zerbe, Gary 99 204 LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY 1025 S. 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KS 66441 National Bank (913) 762-4747 DEAN’S Decorating Center The place to go for all your decorating needs. 308 N. Washington Junction City, Ks. ALL STAR W E S I D E IJf ri 'jrhj ALL STAR DAIRY, Inc Grade A Dairy Foods SINCERE THANKS TO ALL OUR ADVERTISERS FROM THE 1975 YEARBOOK STAFF. 211 Blue Jay Boosters JOHN'S DERBY SERVICE 6th and Eisenhower STATE FARM INSURANCE Frank H. Duffy, Representative Westside Shopping Center ABBY'S COFFEE SHOP Westside Shopping Center MAN'S WORLD Westside Shopping Center JUNCTION CITY VOLKSWAGON 909 South Washington SAFEWAY FOOD STORE 6th and Adams SCHOENBECK REALTORS, Ed Schoenbeck 1001 West 6th FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Roger Houston, Representative ED'S MOTEL INC. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Junghans, Owners F S COLOR TV SERVICE, INC. 923 W. 6th MFA INSURANCE Westside Shopping Center JUNCTION CITY REPUBLIC 234 West Eighth Street BOB GENE'S TRAVEL INC. 122 East Seventh Street NOLAND'S CRAFT CENTER 115 East Seventh Street GERALD’S JEWELRY 716 North Washington COWEN'S The Friendly Family Shoe Store 719 North Washington (1) J-Stepper Brenda Wright performs to Dueling Banjos. (2) J-Stepper Audie Black during rehearsal. (3) J-Spinner squad leader Debbie Coryell in action. 1975 Boys Track Season Record Topeka West Relays 1st Kansas State Indoor 4th Salina South Invitational 1st Salina Central Quadrangular 1st JC Invitational 1st Wichita State Relays 1st Emporia Relays 1st Hays Invitational 1st KU Relays CKL 1st Regionals 4th State 16 th 1) Steve Nelson rounding the corner and taking the lead. 2) Assistant coaches: Virgil Ranker, Gus Noble, and Robert Schmoekel. 3) Harvey Bauer keeping his pace. Coach’s Comments Front row: Nate Bryant, David Henley, Ed Stanesic, Hunt Cole, Steve Braden, Mike Calhoun, RobertThomas, JohnKozlowski, Ken Herrera; Middle row: Terry Schad, Harvey Bauer, Doug Dutchyshyn, Steve Nelson, Granville Johnson, Melvin Moyer, Steve Hammond, Ron Johnson, David Wild, John Harp(manager); Back row:- Randy Renfroe, Robin Stewart, Rod Pray, Bryant Henderson, Ken Ross, Lynn Smith, Ed Arveson, Delvin Byrd, Steve Bennett, Bret Stevens, Richard McNeil, Mike Newell, David Waggoner, Vic Titus, Mark Roberts, Stacey Cooke, Darrel Murphy, Keith Roesler, Harold Cline, and Mike Welch. Junction City Blue Jay tracksters accomplished an exceptional feat this year by completing a regular outdoor schedule undefeated. The regular season was climaxed by capturing the first CKLtrack championship since 1964. However, the Blue Jays have won three state championships in 1969, 1971, and 1973. The season opened with the State Indoor Track Meet held in Manhattan on March 29. Blue Jays placed 4th in this meet and displayed the potential that developed during the outdoor season. Outstanding victories included winning the JC Invitational 104 to 99 over Topeka West in a thrilling down-to-the-wire finish. Another highlight was the team victory in the relay meet held at Hays. A rainy CKL meet was held at McPherson. Blue Jays posted an overwhelming victory of 10l| to 57 over CKL rival Manhattan. Individual honors were garnered by high-jumper Delvin Byrd beginning with the State Indoor where he set a new 4-A record and tied the all-time Indoor best. Delvin won first place in every meet he entered this year except the Kansas Relays. Delvin completed his high school career by winning the State 4-A championship and tying the 4-A record of 6 9 set by Randy Smith of McPherson in '70. COACH AL SIMPLER Also placing at the State Meet in Wichita was Melvin Moyer who finished fifth inthe low hurdles. Other participants were Keith Roesler in the mile run and Eddie Arveson in the 880 yard run. Blue Jay victories in 1975 were only accomplished by team effort and cooperation. Winning must always be unselfish endeavor and comes about when individuals are willing to sacrifice personal desires for the good of the team. This is the essence of the real man whether in high school athletics or later life. Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” Coach A1 Simpler 1) Bryan Phipps hands off to David Waggoner. 2) Bret Stevens running the quarter. 3) Lynn Smith leading the way. 4) Stacey Cooke showing his stamina in the two mile run. 5) Bryant Henderson and Steve Hammond finish 1st and 2nd in the 220 yard dash. 6) Melvin Moyer leaping over the hurdles. 7) Doug Dutchyshyn mentally getting ready for his event. 8) Granville Johnson ready to go. 9) Walter Sanders jumps high to get distance. 10) Ken Ross brings the baton in to David Gage. '♦ . I 8 k ffli v, Coacli’s Comments The 1975 girls track season was not a winning one but I feel that we did win a few battles. We bettered our times and distances every time we took the track. The young ladies who finished the season were a great bunch. Thanks to the seniors for the leadership shown, and good luck in the future. We also have several strong underclassmen returning to lead the 1976 track team to an even bigger and better year. Coach Donna Law Managers: Susan Steinfort, Robbie Brown; Assistant Coach: Mr. Rains. COACH DONNA LAW 1975 Girls Track Front row: Carolyn Johnson, Carolyn Tozier, Clare Mathis, Roxie .Man'cuSo-, Lil Hicks, Laura Hicks; Middle row: Anita Pullen, Nancy Dageford, Diane Green, Audrej Henderson, Dianna Case, Joyce Jenkins; Back row: Sandy Williams, Debbie Lee, Sue Fincher, Paula Noble, Robin Carolyn, Pam Sjoholm, Nancy Eckert. 1) Pam Sjoholm concentrating hard on jumping. 2) Joyce Jenkins breaking the rope in the 100 yard dash. 3) Robin Carolyn takes first place in the mile runatregionals. 4) Diane Case practicing her starts. 5) Sandy Williams ready to heave the shot put. 6) Some of the track meets were hampered by very cold weather. 7) Nancy Eckert taking a break. TENNIS 1975 Varsity Front row: Tim McCandless, Kevin Kitchens, George Geczy; Back row: John McRae, Tim Lee, Bruce Scott. Coach’s Comments This proved to be one of the most enjoyable coaching experiences I have ever had. There was considerable competition on the team for the six varsity positions much of the season. We had seven lettermen this year and four of them will be back next year. The Senior lettermen were John McRae, Tim Lee, and Kevin Kitchens. The four returning lettermen are George Geczy, Bruce Scott, Tim McCandless, and Scott Deam. The biggest disappointment this season was not doing better at the Emporia regional, but I'm looking forward to next year already with optimism. Coach Bob Smalley COACH ROBERT SMALLEY Junior Varsity Front row: Tim McCandless, Kevin Thompson; Back row: Howie Montgomery, Greg McCarty, Scott Deam. Varsity Season Record Great Bend Quadrangular 2nd Manhattan Invitational 3rd Hillsboro Quadrangular 2nd Salina Invitational 3rd Junction City Quadrangular 1st Topeka High Invitational 7th Junction City Invitational 2nd CKL Tournament 3rd Regional •Jr. Varsity' Season Record Salina Quadrangular 3rd Newton Quadrangular 4th Junction City Quadrangular 2nd Wamego Invitational 1st CKL Tournament 3rd (1) John McRae showing his good swing. (2) Tim Lee says, Up, up, and away! (3) Kevin Kitchens wonders where the ball went. (4) Bruce Scott clowning around. (5) Coach Smalley watches a tournament closely. 9 GOLF 1975 (1) Lettermen left to right: Mark Whaley, Mark Ervin, Robert Henk, Matt Bunker, Matt Westfall, and Gregg Higgins. (2) Coach Charles Fiffe. (3) Other squad members: PhilMacLaird, Marc Sjoholm, and Jerry Fincher. (4) Coach Fiffe talks with team members before the CKL meet. Coach’s Comments Needless to say I am extremely proud of our golf team this year. Nine boys came out for this year's squad and all nine are to be commended. They had to compete not only against each other for qualifying, but against other schools who had from 20-30 boys out for golf. Golf is alifetime sport and is highly competitive. The highlights were: A. Witnessing a transition of a fair 4-man team to one of the best in the state. B. Placed second in the CKL being defeated out of first place by a total of three strokes. C. Winning CKL 4-man. D. Winning Regional 4-man (first ever for a Junction City 4-man team. E. Gaining state competition with our 4-man team. Coach Charles Fiffe COACH CHARLES FIFFE (1) 2-man team: Mark Ervin and Mark Whaley. (2) 4-man team: Matt Bunker, Robert Henk, Matt Westfall, and Gregg Higgins. Season Record of Schools Host School 2-man 4-man 6-man 12 Abilene 6th 2nd 2nd 19 Topeka 15 th 7th 11th 10 McPherson 5th 6th 4th 17 Emporia 9th 2nd 3rd 10 ElDorado 6th 1st 2nd 20 Salina 14th 2nd 3rd 28 Hutchinson 10th 8th 6th 7 CKL at Junction City 4th 1st 2nd 9 Regionals at Topeka 6th 1st 1st State at Salina 11 VALIANT VOLLIERS Vernon Johnson, Dennis Matthews, Glenn Pierce. Not pictured: Ted Cranford, Melanie Dowdell, and Karen Coade. INTRAMURALS Front row: Vannessa Shane, Vance Lawson, Theresa Schonberner. Back row: Pat Ryals, Terri Holland, Kerby Ross. FIRST PLACE TEAM S PIKERS Front row: Debbie Daffron, Charles Repuyan, Linda Carlton: Back row: Charles Moore, Charles Nix . Not Pictured: Kozan Vickers, Jackie Roach. 12 Girl Gymnasts Present 'Tip, Up and Away” (1) Shirley Fine helps wind the maypole. (2) The gymnastics class shows their style and grace. (3) Miss Law, instructor of the gymnastics class and director of the program. (4) Kyle Smith. (5) Missy Dowdell. (6) L annie Dowdell on the balance beam. (7) Ann Watts. 1. Winter sports trophies are displayed at the Awards Assembly. 2. Coaches Bill Hill and Bob Smalley presented Basketball awards. 3. Co-captains Bob Laster and Tim Cowan give the coaches a little gift. Winter Sports Awards 4. The annual sports awards were given to the cheerleaders by Miss Thomas for a fantastic season. 5. Mr. Bennett hands David Waggoner his awards. 14 Awards Night Assembly The annual Awards Night Assembly on May 15, honored many students for high achievement in various fields during the year. Among those receiving the highly prized individual awards are the seven pictured here. 1. Dennis Ascher, Top Student; 2. Keith Roesler, Mike Champ Award; 3. Tim Cowan, Bert McKin-seyAward;4. Lynda Carrier and John Dister, the Kansas State High School Activities Association's Citizenship Award; 5. Kathy Dejesus, Most Valuable Staffer on THE BLUE JAY Award presented by the JUNCTION CITY DAILY UNION; 6. Lorinda Duch, the John Phillip Sousa Award for Outstanding Senior Instrumental Musician. 1. Laura Woodard, Rod Pray, and Lynda Carrier visit while waiting for dinner at the All Sports Banquet. 2. On display were the trophies won during the 1974-75 school year. 3. A poster beside the speaker's stand welcomed all who attended the banquet. 4. Mr. Max Stratton, head of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for this region, was the guest speaker. All Sports Banquet Icom to Our All' Sforts BANOUtt i 1975 Senior Special Elaine Shane LOR IN DA DUCH Rinda Band 1.2,3 Stage Band 2,3 Teachers Assistant 3 Pep Band 2,3 Say It With Music 2,3 Scholarship 2 Filly Football 3 John Phillip Sousa Award 3 Breakfast Optimist Art Award 2 17 Spring Concert (1) Mr. Hogan (2) Concert Band (3) J.C. Chorale (4) Brian Wunder (5) Stage Band (6) Concert Choir The annual Spring Concert was held May 12, at 7:30 p.m., in the High School auditorium. Groups participating were the Concert Band, and the Stage Band, directedby Mr. Norman Hogan; the Concert Choir, J.C. Chorale, directed by Mr. Charles Volland; and Girls' Choir directed by Mrs. Ramona Printz. Front row: Kim Snyder, Patty Hurford, Cheryl Petty, Diann Colbert, Denise Pratt, Charlotte Mathis, Elaine Shane; Middle row: Pam Brown, Cindy Gomez, Dorrie Anthony, Lillian Kiley, Terina Shaffer, Terry Shoemaker, Lesa Junghans, Mrs. Ramona Printz; Back row: GwenKerby, Debbie Lee, TomBaresel, Dennis Matthews, Pam Coffey, J. J. Jackson. KEYBOARD MUSICIANS This year's keyboard lessons program has been more interesting than ever! Twenty-eight students took advantage of the piano lessons, and ten studied the organ. Keyboard students provided music for the Yuletide Festival and gave a recital at the end of each semester. On Saturday, February 2, Tom Baresel, Lesa Junghans, Gwen Kerby, Terina Shaffer, and Kim Snyder entered the State Piano Festival at Marymount College in Salina. Tom and Terina received top I ratings for which they won gold medals and certificates. Accompanists were very busy this year playing for vocalists and instrumentalists in recitals, State Music Festival, and the Say It With Music production of SHOWBOAT, as well as all the choral groups. On May 23, Tom Baresel gave a Senior Recital, performing in piano, organ, and voice. Mrs. Printz says, It has been a good year for improving keyboard performances; I'm hoping for more good years in the future. 1. Tom Baresel practices at the organ keyboard for his Senior Recital. 2. Terina Shaffer at the piano keyboard; 3. Mrs. Ramona Printz helps Tom perfect his keyboard technique. 19 JBoafi Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein Il's Show Boat is an atmospheric story about life on the Mississippi aboard the Cotton Blossom. The ten principal characters in the musical were Jim Braly as Cap'n Andy, Carlena Lundeen as Parthy, Tom Baresel as Gaylord Ravenal, Charlotte Mathis as Magnolia, Lynda Carrier as Julie LaVeme, Randy Harrell as Steve, LeWan Alexander as Frank Schultz, Cheryl Petty as Ellie, Wynona Clardy as Queenie, and Norman Ford as Joe. The story revolved around the trials and tribulations of Gaylord and Magnolia's love affair and marriage. Parthy, the irrational mother of Magnolia, and wife of Cap'n Andy creates many problems for this simple river family. Soon after the story begins, it is discovered that Julie LaVeme, the lead performer on the show boat is half black. She and her husband, Steve, are forced to leave the boat because of a locaL law prohibiting miscegenation (marriage between blacks and whites). This was a heartbreaking experience for Julie's friend Magnolia, only to be followed years later by her husband's untimely and unannounced departure. Meanwhile, Gaylord had resumed his irresponsible way of life —gambling— which led to the desertion of wife Magnolia and daughter Kim. Coaxed by Ellie and Frank, old friends from the showboat, Magnolia sought a job at the Trocadero Music Hall where Julie happened to be starring. Julie, learning that her old friend needed a job, resigned so that she could have hers. As the play closed, Gaylord and Magnolia were reunited. Ellie and Frank have adopted a son who turned out to be a sensation in Hollywood. And like the Mississippi in Ole Man River, memories of Show Boat continue to just keep rolling along. . . we could make believe. •JCIIS Music Departments Say It With Music” Production (1) Foreground: JimBraly as CaptainAndy Hawks and Carlena Lun-deen as Parthy Ann, his wife. Background: Rick Wampler, Bruce Case, Sally Coates, Ed Stanesic. (2) The vivacious Cheryl Petty portraying Miss Ellie Mae Chipley. (3) Lynda Carrier as Julie La-Verne. (4) Tom Baresel as Gaylord Ravenal and Charlotte Mathis as Magnolia Hawks, his wife. (5) Randy Harrell portrays Steven Baker, Julie's husband. (6) LeWan Alexander in his performance as the comical Frank Schultz. 21 (1) Backwoodsmen portrayed by John Olson and Jim Turner intimidate Ellie and Frank (Lewan and Cheryl). (2) Tom Bares el and Charlotte Mathis sing You Are Love. (3) Wynona Clardy and Norman Ford as Queenie and Joe in a late scene. (4) Lynda Carrier and Charlotte Mathis discuss being in love. (5) Bob White as ’Rubberface' and Randy Harrell and Lynda as they prepare to leave the Cotton Blossom. Hey listen, sister. I love my mister man and I can t tell you why. . . Junior-Senior Prom 1975 (2-7) Cfibw 1 0 ;{[ t S OO U0 Ir r 5 m (1) Mr. Norman Matthews works hard to help the junior class. (2 - 7) Junior class-Y mate s enjoy deco rating the gym. 24 “As time goes on I realize just what you mean to me. . . (1) Senior Class President, Meade Johnson gives the Junior class thanks. (2) Clyde Cummins and Gladys Augustine enjoy the music. (3) The servers find Prom a fascinating thing. (4) Carl Olson presents the junior-senior Prom to the Senior Class. (5) The One Way. Rod Pray Milton Gray Mark Ervin Pam Brown Karl Olson Nanette Swim _ , _ Representatives Boys and Brian Wunder Buck Winn Girls’ State To be eligible for Boys' or Girls' State, a student must have a three-point grade average. The faculty then votes on the four boys and four girls they feel have the other necessary qualities of leadership, knowledge of government, and motivation. The six boys with the most votes were selected as delegates. The ten girls with the most votes were asked to write a resume including all their activities and awards received through junior and senior high school. These ten resumes were judged by the Junction City American Legion Auxiliary, and two of the girls were named as delegates. The purpose of Boys' and Girls' State is to provide citizenship training for high school students and to inform them about the duties, privileges, responsibilities, and rights of American citizens. ALTERNATES: Bryce Abbott, Rita Gilmore, Kathy Dejesus, and David Palmieri. 26 CHESS CLUB The newly formed chess club got off to a sure start this year with over 20 active members who met twice a week to better their chess playing abilities. Next year looks even better with only three graduating seniors and a new outlook for tournaments arises as our popularity becomes known. Front row: Gene Wendt, Mike Mallory (Vice-President), Ken Martin, Henry Petty, Dave Palmi ri, Morgan Williams; Back row: Dave Towery, Pat Gartin, Kelly Ross (President), Robert Ash, Wayne Pugh, Mike Pavlovici, Zeke Hoover; Notpictured: MikeFarst, Mike Welch, Tom Shoemaker, RobertLandrith, and the sponsors Dr. Anderson and Mr. Hogan. FORENSICS Eight qualify for state. . . . Front row: Tim Reding, LeWan Alexander, David Waggoner, Ed Augustine, Greg Martin, Buck Winn; Back row: Mrs. Anderson, Pam Coffey, Charlotte Broadway, Becky Beckman, Anita Pullen, Melanie Waters, Gwen Ends ley. Forensics is concerned with the contest performance of various speech and drama activities. These activities include informative speaking, original oratory, dramatic interpretation, interpretative reading of poetry or prose, duet acting, im-provisational duet acting, and one-act plays. Melanie Waters, LeWan Alexander , Anita Pullen, Gwen Endsley, Ed Augustine, David Waggoner, Buck Winn, and Tim Reding all qualified for the State Speech and Drama Festival. Top Fifteen Students . . . realizing the importance of academics Seniors Kneeling: Arlan Mock, DennisAscher, Albert Tharnish, Keith Roes-ler. Standing: Barbara Loader, Charla Gwin, Gwen Endsley, Lili Hicks, Karen Roesler, Laura Hicks, Janette Olson, Debbie Matthews, Debbie Stif-fler, Velina Houston, and Leslie Carney. Juniors Front row: Leslie Hoyle, Pam Brown, Rita Gilmore, Susan Koonce, Kathy Johnston, Stephanie Scott, Kathy Dejesus. Back row: Denise Pratt, Greg Martin, Buck Winn, RobertHenk, Debra Edgerton, Elizabeth Underwood. Sophomores Front row: Teresa Jackson, Nancy Dageforde, Craig Collins, JayPriddy, Sandy Gal-liherr Karen Gelvin, Kath-erina Kotoyantz. Back row: Roxanne Tate, Mary Lou Ma-maril, Clara Mathis, Terry Cleveland, Debbie Bauer, Diana Dribben, Susan Bas-sey. Front Row: Mary Harper, Dianna McKinney, Dede Printz, Meade Johnson, Velina Houston, Leslie Carney, Dana Potter, Kathy Dillon. Middle Row: Gwen Endsley, Patsy Fosha, Arlan Mock, Jan Rader, Karen Roesler, Roxie Mancuso, Janette Olson. Back Row: Barbara Loader, Albert Thar-nish, Dennis Ascher, Tom Baresel, John Dister, Pat Kelly, Lynn Rutt. National Honor Society People who try to get the job done. The purpose of the National Honor Society is fourfold: 1. To create enthusiasm for scholarship. 2. To stimulate a desire to render service. 3. To promote leadership. 4. To develop character. Organization of the chapter began in February of 1975. A faculty council began at that time to developaconstitutionforthechapterand to screen students. Candidates for membership must have maintained a 3.25 Grade Point Average through three semesters of high school work and must re- ceive the recommendation of two faculty members, with recommendationbasedon the meeting of high standards of scholarship, service, leadership and character. On May 9, 1975, the chapter held its first official induction ceremony, with 34 seniors being received as members. Officers elected by the National Honor Society were Dennis Ascher, president; Arlan Mock, vice-president; Leslie Carney, secretary; Keith Roesler, treasurer. 29 BACCALAUREATE Seniors look back upon their high school years, and look forward to the fulfillment of life . . . The guest speaker was the Reverend Earl Holmes. All my best memories come back clearly to me . . . COMMENCEMENT ... the end, and yet the beginning . . . 1 1. Mr. Wayne Lawson, President of the School Board, presented diplomas to 305 graduates of the Class of '75; 2. The guest speaker was Chief Judge A. B. Fletcher of the Federal Court of Military Appeals; 3. Meade Johnson, Class President, delivered the Appreciation Speech; 4. Junior Guides were Melvin Moyer and Kate Johnson. rtlCTfo .