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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1976 volume:

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Co-Editors Kaye Wolnik and Kathy Dejesus Adviser Mrs. Alberta Hill The Senior High located at Ninth and Eisenhower was built in 1958. More classrooms were added to the east side of the building in 1963. Later, even more additions were builton the west side to complete the school as we see it today. In the fall of 1975, one more addition was started to accommodate the growth of the student body. As editors and staff of the Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Six Yearbook, we would like to take you back for a second look not only at this year, but at the years that have passed to bring us into this Two hundred years ago, July 1776, marked the beginning of an era of growth. Until then. Freedom and Liberty were words that had been fought for by many, but enjoyed by few. The Declaration of Independence brought about another word—CHANGE. Nothing would ever be the same in America as it had been before. This year, 1976, has also been a year of change. Junction City Senior High School will never be the same as we remember it. New locations, enlargements and improvements for the school have only been a reminder of the growing size of our city. New and advanced courses, girls' athletics, and the formation of new organizations reflect the evolution of our times. We hope that by looking through this Bicentennial Yearbook, you will recall the way it was in 1776, dream of the way it will be in 2076, and remember The Way We Were in 1976. dreams were Bicentennial. 3 SK � vjy n jc or i 1 ov WH r-,u. uwiCf N d� '«4iu 'djlj JdjfdCj O paUJSDSip |DUJ SUJOdJQ Blessed with hope and freedom from strife. Above: Vanessa Shane shows her spirit! Upper Row: Wonder who Marla's looking at! Middle: Mary and Daphne hard at work?! Right: Beat Manhattan! Center Left: It's a hard life! Middle: Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Right: Hey man, what is so funny? Lower Left: No dummy, that's the carburetor. Middle: Is Dennis Matthews really working? Right: LeWan Alexander with his thought for the day. 5 Yesterday's children fought so that we Upper left: What are you reading Mary? Lower left: CeCe Thornberg knows this answer. Upper right: Audie Black strugglingto open a locker. Lower right: Shouldn’t have skipped yesterday, Fred! Could abide in a land Upper left: Some film, huh gang? Upper right: Misty-eyed thinking by Ruby Doyle. Middle left: Kim wants to know why teachers always give tests when she is absent. Middle right: May I be excused, asks Beth. Lower: Rod concentrates on . . . FOOTBALL! Upper right: Mike and Missy displaying their BlueJay spirit. Upper left: Kay-leneshows'em how to play field hockey. Lower right: Sally Coates addressing the Kayettes. Where laughter and mirth could be shared by all, Echoed by those .sOtur Oiv Top from left: Memories may be beautiful. Will the real Matt Dillon please stand up ? Joining together to show the spirit of '76. Karen Rupp practicing (shorthand). Bottom from left: Vance making up a cheer ? Joe Lopez! ? Little Susie Homemaker busy, busy, busy. Robert Miles come blow your horn. who hove joined the coll. Come with rne, coaxed the boy with his drum Upper Left: Band? What band?! Upper Right: Hey, good-lookin', whatcha got cookin'? Lower Left: Please, Mister Bennett, please? Lower Right:T'morrow? “Come away with me, come touch the sun, Upper Left: Kirk Shandy getting ready for a Boogie number. Upper Right: Mr. Noble playing monkey. Lower Left: Mr. Bennett holding up the podium Lower Right: Missy Dowdell preparing burnt nutrition. 15 And under this daystar shall procure Resplendent memories of the way we were. -- Kathy Dejesus ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY trx rrx [X t( rxitux (JKt scxjCix nonthu ntn ' tmtf i tf iff M rtt tu' m New Principals Bring A Positive Outlook MR. MILTON BROOKS Taking over the job of Principal at JCHS this year, Mr. Milton Brooks set his one major goal: To have the best high school in Kansas. Toward this end he has worked diligently. Mr. Brooks has been involved with school administration for over 21 years and in six schools. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree from Northwestern State in Oklahoma, he went on to earn a Masters degree from Phillips University at Enid, Oklahoma. He also has attended the University of Oklahoma, Kansas State University, and Fort Hays State College. Another goal that I would like to see come about is that each student gets an equal opportunity for an education, stated Mr. Brooks. MR. MACK HENINGTON Assistant Principal Mack Henington is better known as Dean of Students andHead of Curriculum. Mr. Henington was born in Belen, New Mexico, and has lived near Aspen, Colorado. He has both the Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. As for experience, he has been a superintendent for three years and a principal for four. The discipline of a school is based on the morale and attitude of the faculty and student body, is Mr. Henington's philosophy. MR. JERRY MURRAY Assistant Principal Jerry Murray is officially known as the Activities Director. Mr. Murray was born in Jewell County and was graduated from Montrose High School. He has attended Fort Hays State and Emporia State Colleges from which he received the B. A. and M. A. degrees, majoring in Physical Education. He has been an elementary principal and also a superintendent. The students' attitude and friendliness, as well as the staff's cooperation, have been outstanding, said Mr. Murray. ''As. 1 Administration Mr. Harold Deever, Superintendent Mr. F.E. Barker, Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION USD 475 Seated: Mrs. Donna Lundeen, Vice President; Mr. Wayne Lawson, President; Mr. Harold Deever, Superintendent; Mr. Robert Clowe. Standing: Mr. Bruce Collins, Mr. Larry Denver, Dr. John Stanesic, Mr. Alvin McMilltn, and Mr. F. E. Barker, Assistant Superintendent. 19 English Ruby Stevens English Lee Howe Drama Alberta Hill Journalism Wynona Winn English Mary Ann Bosley English Pat Anderson English Got to meet that deadline Cathy Meyer English Virgil Ranker English Deanna Tressin English Alma Hopkins English Pat Hunter English Beverly Baxter Debate Foreign Language Samuel Shamburger German Rita Thomas French Sonja Ponton Spanish Once upon a time... Social Science Thomas Morrow Donald Teply American History American History John Jeffries World Affairs Dean Zellers World History Gary Devin Business law Donald Barth Psychology Gus Noble Sylvan Verneau Sociology Consumers Education Now listen carefully 1 Gary Zerbe Auto Mechanics Irvin Miller Metals Billy Stone Woodworking Industrial Arts LaMont Godsey Drafting Bob Bartlett Carpentry Robert Holvorson Electronics William Schnackenberg Science Timon Rains Physics David O'Neal Biology James Ratzlaff Biology Science Not pictured: Don Hettinger Science Glen Walker Chemistry But Mr. Rains Mathematics Herman Harris Geometry Blaine Wells Trigonometry Donald Kracht Algebra Dr.Wade Anderson Calculus V • 'erf Business Janice Morris Charles Fiffe Shorthand Bookkeeping Verl Case Richard Barr Typing Typing Fine Arts Mr. Barr, what's that you're writing? 23 Norman Hogan Charles Volland Band Vocal Music Take what? Home Economics Joan Mallory Clothing Donna Irsik Foods Dianne Spurlin Child Care Physical Education Dorothy Ford Donna Law Physical Girls' Physical Education Aide Education Dee Simpler A1 Simpler Boy's Physical Boys' Physical Education Education uouid it be grades she's recording? Counselors Kenneth Willey Kathy Noble Junior Counselor Sophmore Counselor Joy Davis Andra Mace Senior Counselor Senior Counselor Next? Secretaries Connie Wright, Judy Shrewsbury, and Vicki Peterson. 25 Recess for everyone in the school yard, 1901. The Science Laboratory- The Superintendent's Office in 1900. 27 The Faculty was all women in 1903. Men, you have come a long way. Librarians Nurse Cafeteria Cooks Front Row: Ruth Byers, Irene Cruce, Renee Smitn, Marjorie Murray, Esther Stevens, Ethel Koppenheffer. Back Row: Vearlean Beer, Arleen Dellefate, Lillie Warner, and Pat Hulseman. The library, the hub of learning. Glee Eggers Librarian Gloria Drew English Aide Carol Henry Gladys Hanney Librarian Assistant Virie Walton Debbie Hartman English Aide Special Education SENIORS ' ■' n - 29 Seniors will always T,Ov 38 yc. jrfMo toA r tJ sA ($c vSort oAn ■ ■ r x -. . 0 n z remember when ... y trirl tyXAe s £2)aiUcA 3$op.� n 0ioAvr o g «A n 38oy So f'n S U4ALO. 38 {Pa 38 J3 n 38 -c S 5Z c y 38, fy AA -e tt rs fS gM 38«tf� C A 38y d Our football team was undefeated CKL Champs our Junior year g)l sn €t £ rt A ,$ ct x n C£ «U jY t aU ro Aotr Zort on no r tyct y oot ed @P m r off y i y t oot t o ctA (A$ort y. bot r ut. . Sfcr'ron rx f' CZ? . Earned A ctr ov SL «« n TpotrStd ' ■ ' ? rr.dd St S)Mm 9k ctsyev-n . r cAinS rr How the school once was .5 i nr n or- o 4'TO ot nt4 rv i Schicvxr t , fict xieiot 0) � €4 Zsn (o i ox4 r (§ XVOTl Sfcy 3u .yfm f fttr ui c+x A Kxp inert texrt i y ;a S e $t pr on 35 € rvmcvn (o IigpCL Ae A. f ! .( January7 28 was our day oAsn c risTi ct n § eA @bvru y We took CKL Wrestling (Yf a,ri a C$A, t eA 'iff ota y £ i et e ,SCrr Ay k!?4l4W 41 ?cX iAyrvd n Sfts Tt i c oA iA rt 2 Cci A 4 t A i6 fr i Franz Hulsen was our AFS Student IV We colored our world” at Prom 75” Sstfyi 4 T 0to t etvrvnte . $ l Pa xicia . zsrm S « $ x SfCt nt, +n y x - A.a x g A lydfa A-id hn€i c smAe- t4 y o- y . K •.. . tfe ti t We kept the Silver Trophy two years in a row , fifiir ici . €iv mm| © t'Hr-r f € . jfiarnin ,jfict l t • Vofi e . far Cfi son n an y cirttri 0li Aa ir JV- rtyn in is € 45 imt r jA ? tn6c.rn £ u tC € 'jfttKtc i $ t .9-a ox i 9 n Sfro f .9 o t tt66 Rod Pray broke the Taekle record tn t .9€« . Aft rrt i At6 AA otA t r ct n r4 Ajc ttnto AA l f wn « AAett ArfitiAd 9 AAom i .ferry f rActoA A Q A f AtvnoAy 2AC y Sfa tn n fAAo trrt ttAt AA ft iAnt f Aro«f rA y o 9 5 V W .AfloAt f motAA . xec v d f fi cut e irta. 9Li A yc • ny c r J r y . $ct x Aci f ctA 3$ cn S Kvle Smith was Homecoming Queen .0VOT� 0 _£ ucAtcty. 9L m 0L U� , Sfaun r£Aa, 6 Sf iAs 9L 9L 3$ ' p A r m A JT« If f f VM t • fry -r ,y$ary ' yy c� t pfnn ” tn n f m- a ( « n o r tr C €sn ' font ., « W t a i- W«yy ! fr IA r6« iy am (.ty ii A.omctS xr in n The way we were Olson. Senior Class Representatives: Dphra Fflcpprtrtn Pam 'Rrnwn Senior Class Committee: Marsha Stahl, Susan Filby, Octavio Santos, Mark Ervin, Greg Martin, Joe Maxwell. Not pictured: Pierce Gorman, Kathy Dejesus, Iris Salke, Charlotte Mathis, Susan Koonce, and Becky Beckman. Senior Class Sponsors: Mr. Bob Smalley and Mr. Ben Bennett. 51 53 e n i o i e ' v e m e n t s BRYCE ABBOTT (INK) Pow Wow Staff 3 Kays 2 3 Pep Club 12 3 Camera Club 2 3 A. F.S. 2 3 Class Officers 3 Boys State Alternate 3 Band 12 3 Pep Band 12 3 Say It With Music 1 3 Chorale 12 3 A. F. S. Summer Scholarship 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Stage Band 12 3 Kiwanis Outstanding Citizen Award 2 II Rating State Band Contest 2 Kay President 2 EMMA ADAMS GREGORY ALLEN Central High Omaha Nebraska 1 Football 1 BRIAN ANDERSON Marion High School Marion Kansas Pow Wow Staff 2,3 DOROTHY ANTHONY VICKEY APFEl Kayettes 3 Pep Club 1 German Club 1 ROBERT ASH Boys Gymnastics 2 Chess Club 2 3 SANDRA AUSLEY MARY BACANI Teachers Assistant 3 CARL BACHAND Mixed Chorus 1 BRUCE A. BAKER Waynesville High Waynesvill Missouri Football 1 MARY BECKMAN Kayettes 1 Drama Club 2 3 Debate 12 3 German Club 1 2 Student Council 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Forensics 12 3 BOB BERRY Boys Basketball 2 Intramural Sports 1 ROSE BIGGS Kayettes 2 German Club 2 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Library l Mixed Chorus 2 KARIN BIRKHEAD A.F.S. 2 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Library l Glee Club 2 BECKIE ARCHER A. F.S 2 Girls Gymnastics 2 Spanish Club 1 2 French Club 2 Filly Football 3 JOHN ARROYO EDWARD ARVESON J-Club 3 Cross Country 2 3 Boys Basketball 2 Boys Track 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 3 Teachers Assistant 3 JOANN BOARD DAVID JON BOGEN Teachers Assistant 2 3 BARBARA BOLEN Teachers Assistant 2 3 RICHARD BOLEN CYNTHIA BOSTON Volleyball 1 Track 1 Chorus 1 Basketball 1 Gymnastics 2 3 REGINA BOWERS Kayettes 1 2 French Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 YOLANDA BOYD Blue Jay Staff 2 Kayettes 1 Pep Club 1 Drama Club 1 Debate 1 2 JC Invitational Tournament Director 2 French Club 1 Class Committee 1 JEFFREY L. BRADEN Pep Club 2 Boys Track 2 3 Say It With Music 2 3 Concert Choir 2 3 DENISE BRADSHAW National Honor Society 2 3 DAVID M. BRAINARD Blue Jay Staff 3 Band 1 DENISE BRENNAN Girls Basketball 3 Girls Track 3 SCOTT BREWER Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Drama Club 1 French Club 1 All School Play 1 Forensics 1 PENELOPE BRIGHT WILLIAM BRINEY Fountain Valley School Colorado Springs, Colorado 1 George Washington High School 1 LAURA BROWN Girls Gymnastics 2 Spanish Club 2 Teachers Assistant 2 3 PAM BROWN Kayettes 1 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 French Club 1 JEFF CAGLE Student Council 3 CINDY CALDWELL Girls State 2 Band 12 3 JEFF CALI Pep Band 2 3 GRETA CAMPBELL Organ 2 3 KAREN CARLISLE Say It With Music 2 3 Garfield High School Concert Choir 2 3 Virginia 1 2 Top 15 Students 12 3 Future Business National Honor Leaders of Society 2 3 America 1 2 Voice 3 National Honor Piano 3 Society 2 3 KEVIN A. CARLISLE ALLEN BROYLES Garfield High School Boys Gymnastics 12 3 Virginia 1 2 Band 1 2 Football 1 TRACY BUCHANN Wrestling 1 Kayettes 1 Boys Track 2 Pep Club 12 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Girls Basketball 3 Band 1 2 Filly Football 2 Pep Band 1 2 DEBORAH A. JAMES CARTER BURDETT Intramural Sports 3 Pep Club 12 3 TRACY CARTER Girls Gymnastics 2 Football 1 Class Officers 2 Wrestling 1 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Boys Track 1 3 Band 12 3 DIANA CASE Pep Band 12 3 Pep Club 2 3 Say It With Music 2 3 J-Club 3 National Honor Girls Basketball 3 Society 2 Teachers BILL BURGOON Assistant 1 3 Lawton High School 1 Band 1 2 3 Rogers High School 2 Pep Band 1 2 3 Boys Basketball 12 3 Filly Football 2 QUINN BURLESON Girls Track 2 3 Blue Jay Staff 3, CONNIE CLARK Pow Wow Staff 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 MAUREEN CLARK Camera Club 12 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Band 12 3 Girls Basketball 3 Pep Band 12 3 Debate 2 EVA BUTLFR German Club 1 Spanish Club 1 2 Class Officers 3 Honor Pep 3 Teachers Pep Club 12 3 Assistant 2 3 Twirling 3 Glee Club 1 CHARLES H„ BYERS Filly Football 2 Football 3 Homecoming Wrestling 1 2 Candidate 1 Spanish Club 3 NELDA CLARK Kayettes l Pep Club 12 3 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 3 Girls Gymnastics 2 Jay Spinners 1 2 French Club 1 Spanish Club 1 Teachers Assistant 2 Teachers Assistant 3 HAROLD CLINE JR. Say It With J-Club 2 3 Music 12 3 Cross Country 12 3 Filly Football 2 Boys Track 12 3 Homecoming Debate 1 Candidate 1 French Club 2 National Honor SALLY COATES Society 2 3 Kayettes 12 3 Girls Track 1 Pep Club 12 3 Majorette 1 Girls Tennis 2 Class Committee 1 Jay Steppers 12 3 Homecoming Student Council 2 Princess 1 Say It With Who's Who In Music 12 3 America 3 Top 15 Students 1 DIANE COTTON Snowflake PATRICIA COURTNEY Candidate 2 3 Blue Jay Staff 3 National Honor Pep Club 12 3 Society 2 3 Honor Pep 12 3 Kayette President 3 Jay Spinners 1 Snowflake Queen 3 Girls Gymnastics 2 3 Student Council Teachers Assistant 2 Treasurer 2 Filly Football 2 PAMELA COFFEY DAVID COVINGTON Debate 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Fores nics 12 3 CATHY CRALLE Piano 2 3 Kayettes 3 Library 3 Pep Club 3 Band 1 Girls Gymnastics 1 2 Say It With Music 3 Spanish Club 2 Concert Choir 3 Class Officers 2 CARLTON CONNOR Filly Football 2 BILLY COOK St. Marys Drama Club 1 Academy 1 2 Boys Basketball 3 TED CRANFORD Wrestling 1 Intramural Sports 2 Boys Gymnastics 12 3 French Club 1 Science Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Intramural Sports 1 Band 1 2 Teachers Assistant 1 Pep Band 1 2 Frankfort American Organ 2 3 High School 1 Sav it With Music 2 CORNELILIES CORBIN oge Band 2 DEBORAH CORYELL ROGER CROSS (Debbie) CLYDE F. CUMMINS Pow Wow Staff 3 Kays 1 r i. Kayettes 1 2 Filly Football Cheerleader 3 Cheerleader 2 55 Pep Club 12 3 Intramural Sports 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 12 3 Pep Band 12 3 Say It With Music 12 3 CKL Band 1 2 District Honor Band 3 Drum Major 3 JERRY CUNNINGHAM Boys Basketball 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 JOHN DAHLI1AUSER Augsburg American High School Germany A HS Newspaper Staff l Drama Club 1 Student Council 1 German Club 3 KANDI DAVIS Band 12 3 Pep Band 12 3 Mixed Chorus 12 3 Concert Choir 12 3 SHIRLEY DAWSON German Club 2 VERA DAY Ushers Club 3 Spanish Club 2 SCOTT DEAM Pow Wow Staff 3 Boys Tennis 12 3 Boys Gymnastics 2 Escort for Homecoming 2 MARY DEITRICK Jay Spinners 1 Girls Gymnastics 2 Teachers Assistant 3 KATHY DEJESUS Co-Editor Yearbook 3 Top Feature Story 2 Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 2 Jay Spinners 12 3 Student Council 3 Class Officers 2 3 Say It With Music 12 3 Concert Choir 12 3 Top 15 Students 12 3 Snowflake Candidate 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Piano 3 Girls State Alternate 2 Outstanding Journalist 2 Head Twirler 2 Snowflake Princess 2 SANDRA DELEURAN Stuttgart American High School Germany 1 German Club 2 SHARON DICKINSON Kayettes 1 LINDA DOCTOLERO Pep Club 3 J-Club 3 Girls Basketball 3 Girls Tennis 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Pep Band 1 2 Filly Football 2 Girls Track Manager 1 Stage Pep Band 1 PAT DOWELL Debate 2 RUBY DOYLE •KENNETH DUCKWORTH VIRGINIA DURAN Leavenworth Ks. 1 2 Kayettes 1 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Jay Spinners 3 Spanish Club 1 2 Band 1 2 Forensics 1 2 Snowflake Candidate 3 DANNY DURKEE Boys Basketball 1 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Library 1 2 LYLE DUTCHER Blue Jay Staff 3 Boys Track 3 Boys Gymnastics 3 LYDIA EDE Pep Club 3 Girls Gymnastics 3 German Club 1 2 DEBRA EDGERTON Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 3 Honor Pep 3 Jay-Spinners 1 ? 3 Student Council 3 Say It With Music 2 Top 15 Students 1 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Head Spinner 3 Class Committee 2 Kayette Board 2 JAMES LYNN EDWARDS Teachers Assistant 2 JIM EGGERS Stuttgart Germany High School 1 Boy's Basketball 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 THOMAS B. EGGERS Stuttgart High School 1 Football 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 SUSAN EHLERS Blue Jay Staff 2 Pep Club l 2 French Club l Teachers Assistant 2 LE ERVIN MARK ERVIN Boys Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 2 3 Boys State 2 Say It With Music 12 3 Chorale 2 3 Concert Choir 12 3 Top 15 Students 12 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Golf 12 3 KAY ESHLEMAN Robert G. Cole Sr. High 1 Girls Gymnastics 2 3 National Honor Society 1 GLEN A. FAIR French Club 1 Class Officers 1 Teachers Assistant 2 RICK FERNANDEZ Band 1 2 SUSAN FILBY Kayettes 12 3 Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 2 3 Jay Steppers 12 3 Spanish Club 12 3 Say It With Music 2 3 Top 15 Students 1 Filly Football 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Basketball Presidents KATHY FLACK DENNIS FLOYD NORMAN K, FORD Intramural Sports 12 3 Class Officers 1 Band 12 3 Pep Band 2 3 Say It With Music 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2 3 JETTA FRAZIER Girls Gymnastics 3 Teachers Assistant 2 CYNTHIA FREEMAN THERESA GAINES Camera Club 3 ROBERT GANGER JOHN GASSWINT PAT GASSWINT MIKE GAUNTT ELIZABETH GEORGE (George) Band 12 3 Pep Band 2 3 Say It With Music 12 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Contest Soloist 2 3 THELMA GERMAN Mannheim Germany 1 Drill Team 1 Pep Club 3 JO'A 0'V Homecoming Candidate 1 Homecoming Princess 1 Teen Involvement 3 CLIFFORD GIBBENS Teachers Assistant 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Chorale 1 Concert Choir 1 RITA GILMORE Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 2 Girls State 3 Say It With Music 12 3 Chorale 12 3 Concert Choir 1 2 3 Top 15 Students 1 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Kayette Board 2 CATHIE GLESSNER CINDY GOMEZ Kayettes 3 Camera Club 3 A.F.S. 3 French Club 2 Say It With Music 3 Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Concert Choir 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Piano 2 3 Voice 3 SHERRY GOODWIN Kayettes 12 3 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 2 3 Girls Tennis 1 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Say It With Music 12 3 Chorale 2 3 Concert Choir 12 3 Snowflake Candidate 2 National Honor Society 2 3 PIERCE GORMAN Debate 12 3 Class Committee 3 LA VERNE GRANT (Verne) Drama Club 1 German Club 1 All School Play 1 LINDA GRANT German Club 1 MILTON GRAY Kays 1 2 3 Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 2 3 Honor Pep 3 A.F.S. 3. Cross Country 2 Wrestling 1 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 Spanish Club 1 Student Council 2 3 Class Officers 12 3 Boys State 2 Band 12 3 Pep Band 1 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Tennis 1 CHERYL GREEN Pep Club 2 3 Honor Pep 2 J-Club 3 Volleyball 2 Girls Track 12 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Office Assistant 3 STEVE GROGG Drama Club 3 Camera Club 3 French Club 1 2 3 GINA GUIOT Pep Club 1 Drama Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 ROBBIE GWIN Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Honor Pep 3 Basketball Pep Club Secretary 3 Jay Steppers 2 3 First Lieutenant of Jay Steppers 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Organ Homecoming 2 Candidate 3 ANNETTE HAKALA Library 1 2 DEBRA HALEY PATRICIA M. HALL Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Spanish Club 1 Stuco Representative 2 Stuco Vice-President 3 BILL HALL Pep Club 3 Drama Club 2 3 J-Club 3 Wrestling 12 3 Spanish Club 1 JERRELL HAMBY Football 12 3 W’res fling 1 Boy’s Track 12 3 Schofield Highland Park High JOYCE HAMMOND Drama Club 3 Camera Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Office Assistant 3 Concert Choir 3 Spanish Officer 2 HYE SUK HAN German Club 2 3 JOHN HANNAN Kays 2 Debate 1 2 PAM HARE Pep Club 1 3 Office Assistant 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Drill Team 1 Baumholder American High School JOHN HARP Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 1 2 J-Club 3 Football Manager 3 Boys Basketball Manager 3 Boys Track Manager 2 3 DENNIS HARRELL Football 1 Boys Basketball 1 Skiing 1 Boys Track 3 Intramural Sports 2 Teachers Assistant 3 JEMMY HARRIS Mixed Chorus 1 2 JON HARTRONFT MIKE HAYES SHEILA HAYTER WANDA HELMS LAURA HELT AFS 2 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Library 3 CYNDIHETZLER Kayettes 1 Drama Club 2 3 German Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Say It With Music 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Concert Choir 3 TAMARA L. HINDS Glee Club 1 3 Filly Football 2 SUSIE HOLBORN ANGELA HOLBROOK GREG HOLLON Intramural Sports 3 Boy's Tennis 3 THOMAS HOLLOWAY (Clinnie) Football 1 Intramural Sports 2 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Library 2 CHARLES HOLMAN Teachers Assistant 1 DAVID HOLMAN ARTHUR HOLMES (SKIP) Mt. Vernon High School 1 2 57 Football 12 3 Boys Basketball 12 3 Boys Track 1 Band 1 RICHARD HOLMES Football 3 Boy's Track 3 Mixed Chorus 12 3 WANDA LEE HOLMES German Club 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Top 15 Students 3 National Honor Society 2 3 LINDA HORN LORI HORNBOSTEL Teachers Assistant 3 Mixed Chorus 1 LORAINE HOWARD CHARLES HOWE (Chuck) Kays 12 3 Kays President 2 3 Cross Country 12 3 Boys Track 1 2 German Club l Teachers Assistant 1 LESLIE HOYLE (Les) Blue Jay Staff 2 Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 2 Spanish Club 2 Top 15 Students 2 Student Council Teachers Assistant LINDA HULTGREN Girls Gymnastics Girls Choir KATHERINE IBARRA TRUDY JAECKE MARY ANN JELEN Pow Wow Staff Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 2 Teachers Assistant 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Wrestling Pep Club President MARY JOHNSON Girl's Track 1 Girl's Gymnastics 3 Office Assistant 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Guidance Office Assistant 2 Mixed Chorus 12 3 Upward Bound 2 3 RAY JOHNSON Boys Gymnastics Intramural Sports 2 Band 1 2 Pep Band l 2 Say It With Music RONALD JOHNSON Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 2 3 Jay-Steppers 1 Girl's Gymnastics 2 French Club 1 2 Stuco 2 Class Officer 2 Say It With Music 1 2 Filly Football 2 3 Homecoming Candidate 2 VERONICA JUNG (Faye) Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 12 3 French Club 2 Snowflake Candidate 1 SHARON KANE Office Assistant 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Band 12 3 Pep Band 2 3 Say It With Music 2 BRIAN KELLEY ANTHONY KELLY RONALD KELLY CONNIE KIES Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 3 Teachers Assistant 3 CAROLYN KINGSBURY STEPHAN KNACKSTEDT Boy's Basketball 2 National Honor Society Kayette Board WAYNE HOYLE Band l Pep Band l Say It With Music Stage Band Stage Band Student Director Riley County Jazz Festival 1 All State Band FRANZ HULSEN Foreign Exchange Student J-Club 3 French Club 1 Football 1 2 THOMAS Cross Country 3 KOBERSTEIN Boys Track 12 3 SUSAN D. KOONCE KATHERINE Kayettes 12 3 JOHNSTON Pep Club 1 German Club 1 2 3 AFS 2 3 Student Coucil 1 Jay-Steppers 1 Top 15 Students 2 3 French Club 1 National Honor Stuco 1 2 Society 12 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 German Officer 3 Top 15 Students 2 ROXANNE JUNG National Honor (Roxi) Society 2 3 Blue Jay Staff 2 Class Committee 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayette Board 1 2 Kayettes 1 2 JOHN KOZLOWSKI Cheerleader 12 3 STEVE KRAJKOSK1 jOLUfOv RON KRAMER Intramural Sportsl 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 CINDY LACEY Filly Football 2 JANETTE LANDRAU Teachers Assistant 3 ROBERT LANDRITH Chorale 3 Concert Choir 12 3 ALLISON LAUDERDALE Kayettes 12 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 2 3 AFS 3 Girl's Gymnastics 2 3 French Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 12 DONNA LAWRENCE Teachers Assistant 1 Girls Choir 12 3 VANCE LAWSON Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 THERESA LEONE LINDA LEWIS Pep Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Guidance Assistant 2 Mixed Chorus 1 3 MELODEE LOCKLEAR Pep Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Committee 2 LEVEARN LOVE Pep Club 12 3 Office Assistant 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 KIMBERLY LUCAS Pep Club 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Mixed Chorus 2 ROBERT LUNDY Boys Basketball 1 2 Boys Track 1 ANDY MCDANIEL Wrestling 1 3 Boy's Track 1 3 EVERETTE G. MCDANIEL (Big Mac) Pep Club 3 Football 1 2 German Club 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 GWENDOLYN MCDANIEL •National Honor Society 3 JAMES E. MCDANIEL JR. Football 3 Boys Basketball 2 HARRY MCDONNELL RAYMOND MCDONALD Camera Club 12 3 German Club 2 3 Library 1 2 KAY MEGREW Library -3 Mixed Chorus 3 Concert Choir 3 National Honor Society 3 Central High School BRENDA MCGUIRE Pep Club 1 2 JERRI L. MCINTOSH Teachers Assistant 2 Washburn Rural High School 1 2 CINDY MCKINNEY Pep Club 1 Teacher Assistant 3 Library 2 R.A. MCMILLIN Kays 2 3 C ross Country 1 F rench Club 3 Treasurer of Kays 3 KIM MCRAE Teachers Assistant 3 Say It With Music 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Concert Choir 3 PHIL MACLAIRD Football 1 2 Boys Basketball l Golf i 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 1 ANGELA MA GCA LAS (Pineapple) Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 2 Jay Steppers 1 Girls Gymnastics 2 French Club 1 2 Student Council 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Say It With Music 1 2 Filly Football 2 Homecoming Candidate 2 Snowflake Candidate 1 Snowflake Princess 1 Teen Involvement 12 3 LYMAN MAGER RON MAGGARD Teachers Assistant 2 Band 1 JEANIE MAHAFFEY Baumholder High School 1 2 Office Assistant 1 2 GAA Softball 1 PATTY MAHAN F.H.A. 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 12 3 Pep Band 2 3 Organ 3 Say It With Music 2 3 DENE MALDONADO MIKE MANN Teachers Assistant 2 BOB MANNS Boys Gymnastics l GREG MARTIN Debate 12 3 German Club 12 3 Class Officers 3 Top 15 Students 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Debate Tournament Director 3 Club Officer 2 KIMBERLY MARTIN Blue Jay Staff 1 Pep Club 1 French Club r 2 DOUGLAS MARTINO CHARLOTTE MATHIS Drama Club i German Club i Kayettes 3 Plano 2 Voice 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Concert Choir 2 3 J.C. Chorale 3 Say It With Music State Music 2 3 Festival 1 2 3 Federated Womens Music Festival 2 3 Class Committee 3 Filly Football 2 All School Play 3 DENNIS MATTHEWS (Alexander the great). Pow Wow Staff 2 Pep Club 2 Camera Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 12 3 Pep Band 2 3 Organ 12 3 Scholarships 1 2 JOSEPH MAXWELL ED MEYER Drama Club 1 German Club 1 2 ROBERT MILES Band 1 2 Pep Band 1 2 Say It With Music 1 2 Concert Choir 2 BRENDA MILLER Girl's Gymnastics 2 French Club i JAMES MILLER CINDY MOODY Teachers Assistant 3 Guidance Office Assistant 3 Library 1 Pembroke High School 1 2 RONALD MOOR GENE MOORE Boy's Track 3 KIMBERLY MORRELL PAT MOTLEY Pep Club 1 2 Ushers Club 2 German Club 1 Office Assistant 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Secretary of Ushers Club 2 HENRY MOYER Cross Country 1 MELVIN LEE MOYER (Herbie) Pep Club 1 2 J-Club 12 3 Football 12 3 Boys Basketball 12 3 Boys Track 12 3 French Club 1 Teachers A ssistant 3 Say It With Music 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Concert Choir 2 3 Filly Football Candidate 2 SUSAN MULLEN HAROLD MURPHY Nurnberg Germany 1 Football 1 Wrestling 1 GERALD MUSE DAVID NARDUCCI Drama Club 1 ROBERTA NATHANIEL Pep Club 1 59 Girls Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Girls Gymnastics 2 French Club 1 Girls Track 1 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Filly Football 2 STEVE NELSON Yell Leader 3 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 3 J-Club 12 3 Cross Country 3 Wrestling 1 Boy's Track 12 3 Scholarships 3 MICHAEL NEWELL J-Club 2 3 Football 12 3 Boy's Basketball 1 Boy's Track 12 3 Debate 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 ERIKA NICHOLAS PAULA NOBLE PATRICK NOTTER Football 1 BRUCE OLIVER Teachers Assistant 3 Band 1 2 KARL OLSON Wrestling 12 3 Wrestling Captain 3 German Club 12 3 Class Officers 2 3 Class President 2 3 Boys State 2 Band 12 3 National Honor Society 2 3 YVONNE PAGES Girls Gymnastics 2 SUSANNE PARKS Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 2 3 Football Basketball Vice-President of Pep Club 3 Jay-Steppers 1 2 3 Assistant Head Stepper 3 French Club 1 French Club President 1 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Say It With Music 2 3 Filly Football 2 National Honor Society 2 3 SUE PARVIN YVONNE PATTERSON (Bonnie) Cheerleader 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Honor Pep 2 3 French Club 2 Teacher Assistant 3 Homecoming Candidates 2 MICHAEL W. PAVLOVICI Teachers Assistant ; 3 Debate 1 2 3 Scholarships 1 National Honor Society 3 BRYAN PHIPPS Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Kays 2 3 J-Club 2 3 Football 12 3 Boys Track 12 3 Boys Gymnastics 1 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Scholarships 3 Sadie Hawkins Candidate 1 Filly Football Candidate 2 National Who Who's In America High Schools 3 Vice President of Kays 3 DERWIN PIERCE RANDY PINGLE TON WAYNE POPE Band 12 3 Pep Club 2 3 Scholarships 1 2 SHARON POPE DENISE PRATT Kayettes 3 Say It With Music 2 3 Chorale 3 Concert Choir 2 3 Top 15 Students 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Kayettes Music Director 3 Voice 2 3 Piano 2 3 State Music Contest 2 3 Federated Women's Music Contest 3 Northwest High School 1 ROD A. PRAY J-Club 1 2 3 Football 12 3 Boy’s Basketball 1 2 Boy's Track 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Boy's State 3 DEBORAH RAMIREZ Kayettes 3 Pep Club l 2 3 Spanish Club 1 2 Stuco 2 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Homecoming Candidate 3 Class Officer 1 Stuco President 2 Kayette Chairman 3 Mascot 3 MARTHA RANSOM Pep Club 1 Ushers Club 1 German Club 1 LOIS REDING German Club 1 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 MERRILL RICHARDSON REBECCA RIDDLE Teachers Assistant 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 DONNA RIMES Cheerleader l Stuttgart High School MARY RIPPERT ESTABON RIVERIA JACKI ROACH Pep Club 12 3 Volleyball 1 Intramural Sports 2 Guidance Office Assistant 3 Band 1 2 MARK A. ROBERTS Filly Football Cheerleader 2 J-Club 3 Football 3 Boys Track 12 3 Boys Gymnastics 3 Intramural Sports 1 Spanish Club 12 3 Teacher Assistant 3 Band 1 TOM ROLFS DEBBIE ROTHFUSS Pep Club 1 2 Girl's Gymnastics 2 French Club 1 Band 1 LINDA RUCKER Blue Jay Staff 1 Kayettes 12 3 Band 1 Pep Band 1 CARLOS RUIZ KAREN RUPP Teachers Assistant 3 Drill Team 1 Heidelburg High School 1 IRIS SALKE German Club 2 Class Officer 3 Homecoming candidate 1 Teachers Assistant '' f, ,9 Sadie Hawkins Candidate 1 DIANA SAMPLES Office Assistant 2 John Marshall High School WALT SANDERS JR. Pow Wow Staff 3 J-Club 2 3 Football 12 3 Boy's Basketball 12 3 Boy's Track 12 3 Stuco 3 Teacher Assistant 3 Scholarships 3 Filly Football Candidate 2 OCTAVIO SANTOS Kays 3 Football 1 Wrestling 1 Boys Track 1 Stuco 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Library 1 Band 12 3 Pep Band 12 3 Concert Choir 3 Frankfort High School Germany 1 TERRY SC HAD J-Club 3 Football 12 3 Boy's Basketball 12 3 Boy's Track 12 IRMA SEABROOKS Kayettes 2 3 Pep Club 3 Girl's Basketball 3 Spanish Club 3 French Club 1 Say It With Music 3 Filly Football 2 KIRK SHANDY TOM SHOEMAKER Pep Club 3 Football 2 3 Boy's Track 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 German Club 2 3 Chess Club 2 3 Band 3 Pep Band 3 DAPHNE SUE SHROUF Shrouf Blue Jay Staff £ Pow Wow Staff 3 Kayettes 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 2 Girl's Gymnastics 2 French Club 1 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Sav It With Music 1 Chairman of Honor Pep 2 French Club President 2 French Club Treasurer 1 BELINDA SIMER Girl's Chorus 12 3 Volleyball 2 3 Jay Spinners 1 2 Girls Gymnastics 2 3 Student Council 1 Class Officers 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Band 1 Pep Band 1 Organ 1 Say It With Musip 2 Filly Football 2 Homecoming Candidate 3 Girls Track 1 Majorette 1 Homecoming Queen 3 BIRGITT SMITH Ushers Club 1 2 German Club 12 3 Office Assistant 2 ROSE SMITH Volleyball 1 Student Council 2 Class Officers 2 Teachers Assistant 3 Library 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Who's Who 2 Yearbook 1 Yearbook Editor 2 Soccer Manager 1 MARSHA STAHL Pep Club 1 3 Drama Club 2 Debate 2 Class Officers 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Guidance Assistant 3 Organ 1 Glee Club 1 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Pep Club French Club orus LIZ SIMPSON Kecoughtan H igh School Virginia 12 Latin Clob ' MARY SMOCOVICH President 2 JOHN SKARF KAY SKINNER Blue J ay Staff Pep Club J ay Steppers Student Council Class Officers LETITIA SLIDER East Side Senior High 1 Pep Club Drill Team 1 CLIFF SLOCUM Kays 1 2 Teachers Assistant Pep Club Ushers Club ctica v f.h.A. MONICA SMITH JOSEPH STERLING 3 BRET STEVENS Pep Club J-Club Football 1 Boys Track Intramural Sports JOHN SMALL (Bob) Blue J ay Staff May 28, 3 KIMBERLEE SNYDER (Kim) Pep Club 1 2 A, F� !3. 2 3 German Club 2 3 Organ 1 Say It With Music 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 SP,£oF„«« ” FREDERICK SPAULDING (Fred) AUDRAY SMITH (Kyle) Cheerleader Pep Club 1 2 Wrestling NANCY SPILLER Bremerhaven Germany Girls Tennts 1 2 2 SHANNA STEVENSON ROBIN STEWART Football 12 3 Football 12 3 Wrestling 12 3 Boys Track 1 2 CHARLES STITES ESTHER STOLL STEVEN SWARTZ KIM SYLVESTER Boys Tennis 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 NANETTE M. SWIM Kayettes 12 3 Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 2 3 Debate 1 Girls Gymnastics 2 French Club 2 Teachers Assistant’ 3 61 Girls State 2 Top 15 Students 1 Filly Football 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Class Committee 2 Kayette Board 2 3 CINDY TAYLOR Blue Jay Staff 1 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 ANN TEIGEN Leiehua High School 1 Spanish Club 1 Say It-With Music 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Concert Choir 3 WILLIAM TEMPERA GAIL THOMAS Ushers Club 2 Teachers Assistant 1 Mixed Chorus 1 KEVIN THOMPSON Pow Wow Staff 3 Boys Basketball 1 Wrestling 2 Boys Tennis 12 3 Teachers Assistant 3 VICKI THORSON Decorah Senior High 1 2 Pep Club l 2 German Club 1 Student Council 1 2 Library 1 2 Band 1 2 Pep Band 1 2 G.R.A. 12 JEAN UNDERWCO Spanish Club 1 Teachers Assistant 3 Top 15 Students 2 Filly Football 2 National Honor Society 2 3 STACEY VANCE SHARON VAUGHN MARY VIGIL LANE VOELCKER DAVID WAGGONER (Honest) Drama Club Jfcj 2i Wrestling 2 3 Boys Track 2 3 Debate 2 Boys Gymnastics 2 3 Student Council ll Band l CAROLYN WALLS Say It With Music 3 Concert Choir 3 CATHY WARNER Pep Club 1 2 Honor Pep 3 Filly Football 2 MELISSA WATERS Blue J ay Staff 2 Teachers Assistant 3 MICHAEL WEINEL South Allegheny High School 1 2 JIMMY WELCH Intramural Sports 1 2 GENE WENDT Balboa High School I Ushers Club 1 2 ROTC 1 Chess Club 2 ROTC Honor Guard 1 MATT WESTFALL Boy's Golf 12 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 CINDY WESTON Future Homemaker of America 1 GENE WHISENANT Class Committee 2 Girls Tennis 2 INGE WIENS Ushers Club 3 VALERIE WILLEY AFS 3 German Club 2 3 Teachers Assistant 2 JOSEPH M. WILLIAMS Kays 1 Teachers Assistant 1 Band 1 St. Xaviers High School 2 JOSFPH WILLIAMS LENDORA WILLIAMS Ushers Club 2 3 Blue Jay Staff 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Teachers Assistant 2 3 BENJAMIN WILSON BOBBY WILSON SARAH WINKLER HAL WILSON (Monk) Kays 2 Intramural Sports 1 BERRY E. WINN (Buck) Football 2 3 Debate 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 Student Council 3 Student Council President 3 Boy’s State 2 Band 1 Top 15 Students 12 3 Scholarships 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 All CKL 3 All State Honorable Mention 3 ALLEN WISSINGEE THERESA LYNN WISSINGER (Terry) Concert Choir 3 KAYE LYNN WOLNK Blue Jay Staff 2 Blue Jay Co-Editor 2 Pow Wow Staff 3 Pow Wow Co-Editor 3 Kayettes 3 Pep Club 12 3 Honor Pep 3 Jay Steppers 12 3 Jay Steppers Third Lieutenant 2 Head-Stepper 3 French Club 1 Teachers Assistant 2 3 Band 1 Say It With Music 12 3 Best Editoral Award 2 Who's Who In American Drill Team 3 TERRY WUNDER (The Fonz) Intramural Sports 12 3 SHANNON ZEIGLER Pep Club 1 2 French Club 1 Top 15 Students 1 National Honor Society 2 3 JUNIORS 63 Jonna Allison Donald Anders James Anderson Robert Alter Keith Ascher Caroline Apfei Cindy Archer Larry Atchison Gladys Augustine Freddie Austin L Helen Bacani 65 Billie Blodgett Jesse Bobbitt Charles Bogen Patricia Bohannon Roger Boisclair Keith Bollman Randall Borchers Rick Braly Jackie Breese Teresa Broyles Ava Brundidge Nate Bryant Monica Buckner Kaylene Bumgarner Jay Bungard Cheryl Bush Victor Byrd Charles Cain Virginia Callender Mark Cantrell Christina Cappelletti Robin Carlyon Linda Carrasco Steve Carrier Gina Carter Erin Cassity Ben Chastain Frank Clark Richard Clark Judd Clemens Terri Cleveland James Cline Virgil Clodfelter Karen Coade Janie Cogar Willis Cole Donna Coleman i .| 1 Craig Collins Claudia Covin Kevin Cowan James Crane Susan Crank Diana Cross Tony Cyphers Debra Daffron Nancy Dageforde Brenda Daniel Sandra Davis Beth Day Terry Daymude Stephen Deasy Berlinda Delavara Karla Deniston Greg Denver Monte Dibben Alex Diestelkamp Ken Dillon Mike Dishman Mary Dixon Renate Doss Diane Dotson Melanie Dowdell Melissa Dowdell Charles Doyle Hey, what's the joke? Diana Dribben Mike Dupere Woodward Eddy Sylvia Eden David Edger Mike Ehlerbracht Clyde Eidson Susan E scott Rose Fabia Bobby Fansler Elaine Farrar Jon Fiffe Jerry Fincher Kim Fox Barbara Gage Sandra Galliher Raymond Galloway Victor Garrido George Geczy Karen Gelvin John Gerald Gerald Geringer Rhonda German Rosemary Gilmore Kathy Glasgow Cheryl Glasker Rodney Glessner Mina Gold Lenny Goldsmith Debbie Gomez Keith Greenawalt Vicki Gress Sytrina Griffin Dean Guilmett Cheryl Hakala Betsy Hall Claresa Hammond Marcus Hammond Steve Hammond Fred Hankins Donna Hansen Michael Hartman Daniel Haslett Jennifer Haynie Terry Held stab David Henley Lyn Herman Reyna Hernandez Janell Hinz Mary Hoffman Thomas Hohmann Terri Holland Collette Holley Pam Holjnan Debra Holmes Leslie Holmes Mary Hourigan Melanie Hoyle Bill Hudson James Hudson Catherine Hughes Joanne Humphreys Janet Ibarra Teresa Jackson Roger Jacobs Laura Jelen Joyce Jenkins Ricky Johannes Alice Johnson Carolyn Johnson Donna Johnson Frances Johnson Granville Johnson Luther Johnson Michele Johnson Tony Johnson Maria Jones Sok Kang Jeffrey Karmann Bradley Kaufman Kebra Keith Robert Kemp Lillian Kiley Julian King Theresa Kirchoff Ellen Kirkwood Linda Klima Katherina Kotoyantz Eric Krohn Kathy Lackey David LaFlash Tina LaMont Linda Langley Cheryl Lathrum Barbara Lawrence Cynthia Lazear What's cooking? C indy Leblanc Debbie Lee Benny Levinson Jane Lichtenhan Marie Lichtenhan Daniel Llewelyn Joe Lopez Gregory Luthi George Lynch Robei't Lynch Thomas Lytle Tim McCandless 69 Denise McDonald Eric McKay Cathy McMillin Tammy McRae Brigitte Madkins Norris Madkins Marylou Mamaril Darryl Martin Brenda Mason Clara Mathis Laura Mathis Carol Matthews James Mathews Linda Maultsby Carrie Meyers Patricia Miller Patrick Miller Michan Milton Marilyn Mock Howard Montgomery Thomas Morris Darrel Murphy Colleen Murray Lauren Muse Judy Narverud Debra Nelson Larry Nelson Mark Nicholson Robert Norris Steven Ochs Joseph Olsen Levi Page James Paxton Cinder Payne Gregory Peck Phillip Perritt Mark Perry Donna Peterson Henry Petty Jack Powers Jay Priddy Mario Proksch Donald Pugh Anita Pullen James Putney Stephen Quelch Ruby Reed Philamena Ryhne Scott Rich Alvin Richardson Rickey Richardson Perin Rios James Rittgers Arthur Roberts Toylene Roberts Liz Roether Maria Royal Liz Rucker Tim Rudolph James Russell Pat Ryals Marla Sanders Teresa Sanders Richard Schmedemann Kathy Schnackenburg Christy Schnackenburg Angela Schneider Theresa Schonberner Mike Schraag Rick Schroder Bruce Scott James Shaffer Vanessa Shane Roger Sheaffer Teresa Shoemaker Sidney Short Doyle Shrouf Cheri Shrv Sam Silva Kelvin Simms Marc Sjoholm Joan Slaten Tim Slattery Derek Smith James Smith Mike Smith Pam Smith Richard Sohns Edwina Spinks Edward Stanesic 71 The Spirit Of 77 • • • Susan Steinfort Diane Stephen Jeffrey Sterling Carla Stewart Daphne Stewart Donald Stewart Getting ready for the new year! Donald Stoll Micheal Studtman Kenneth Sullivan Tammy Swenson Marylee Swim Kathy Tanguay Phyllis Tanimoto Roxann Tate Walter Tech Jerome Thomas Robert Thomas Virginia Thomas Carmen Thompson Gene Thompson Cecelia Thornberg Manuela Tipton Henry Toussaint Carolyn Tozier Janet Tozier Kimberlie Troy Diana Tuberville Donald Turner James Turner Renita Tuttle Joseph Vallon Eva Venegas Patricia Vickers Samuel Vittitow Vicki Wagoner Richard Walker Brenda Wright Marie Yankoski Ronald Young Robert Walls Johnathan Washney Melanie Waters Richard Waters Waeyon Watson Cindy Wertz Mark Whaley Donald Whitebread Bobby Whitton David Wild John Williams Morgan Williams Heiderose Wilson Susan Wilson Shirley Windham Terry Winkleman Kenneth Wisby David Wolf ... Is Pushing Ahead 73 Class Committee Front Row: Kim Fox: Debbie Keith, Susan Steinfort, Daphne Stewart, Mary Hoffman, Eva Venegas, Virginia Gable, Michon Milton, Geneva Allen, Cindy Archer. Second Row:Nancy Dage-forde, Jonna Allison, Gladys Augustine L Van Alexander, Mary Lee Swim, Kozan Vickers, Toni Alley, and Joyce Jenkins. Class Sponsors Mr. Ken Willey Mr. John Jeffi'ies Class Officers Nancy Dageforde, Vice-president; Audio Black, Treasurer; Steve Carrier, Secretary; and Daphne Stewart, President. Stuco Representatives Diana Dribben, CeCe Thornberg, LeWan Alexander, and Sidney Short. 75 In 1901 . These pictures were taken in 1901. Top left shows a girls' club. Above is a picture of a girls' physical education class. On the next page, the top picture shows a meeting of a Literary Society in the school auditorium. The lower picture on the opposite page is the high school building where the students attended classes in 1901. Known as the Lincoln Building, it stood on Tenth Street where the Junction City Junior High School is now located. 77 Top Left: Can you explain that one more time ? Top Right: Who's the smile for, Mary? Middle Left: But he's so much bigger than I am! says Derek Smith of Harvey. Middle Right: If Igetwriter'scramp, I'llsue. Bottom Right: Everybody changes, but that's ridiculous! V . Top Left: Are you sure you're allowed to do that in school, Jennifer? Top Right: You tell 'em. Daphne! Middle Left: Are you sure that's right, Mr. Walker? Middle Right: Where did everyone go? Bottom Left: What’s so interesting? 79 Geneva Allen Jonna Allison Sue Basey Michelle Bevley Bill Bishoff Audi Black Ava Brundidge Monica Buckner Kaylene Bumgarner Linda Carrasco Steve Carrier Donna Coleman Susan Crank Diana Cross Nancy Dageforde Sandy Davis Terry Daymude Ken Dillon Mike Dishman Renata Doss Diane Dotson Mike Dupe re Susan Escott Robert Fansler Jon Fiffe Virginia Gable Barbra Gage Rhonda Greman Tracy Germann Rosemary Gilmore Kathy Glasgow Richard Glasgow Rod Glessner Mina Gold Steve Green Sytrina Griffin Betsy Hall Lynn Herman Thomas Hohman Terri Hollan Bill Hudson Laura Jelen Francis Johnson Luther Johnson Michelle Johnson Tony Johnson Debbie Keith Teresa Kirchoff Linda Klima Cathy Lackey Cindy Leblanc Kevin Lovitt Denise McDonald Brigitte Madkins Morris Madkins Norris Madkins Laura Mathis Patricia Miller Patrick Miller Darlene Milne 81 Maria Royal Marla Sanders Theresa Sanders Angela Schneider Venessa Shane Sidney Short Darrell Shown Joan Slaten Derek Smith LaDonna Smith Song So Susan Steinfort Albert Stevens Jackie Strickland Mike Studtman Hiram Tabone Robert Thomas Cecelia Thornberg Mandy Tipton Kimberly Troy Mark Tucker Don Turner Renita Tuttle Wayne Valamis Eva Venegas Robert Walls Melanie Waters Rico Webb Shirley Windham David Wolf -c Lorry Applegate Maryann Bachand Terry Baldwin Gina Arjona Brenda Arveson Yule Atkins _____________Marion Artz_______________ Dave Baker Lora Ballard Lester Bedell Alfred Benner Leona Black Stephen Bennett Dean Blanken Laurel Bliss Melodie Boone •85 Antoinette Boston Stephen Boston MaryAnn Brennan Scott Brown Johnny Buckner Richard Bungard Denise Burdett Michael Burrell Carl Butler Michael Byrnes Roger Cadoret Bruce Cain Richard Campbell Christine Carlisle Regina Carter Darin Case Cheryl Chastain Victor Chittum Rodney Christenson Daniel Clark Michael Clark Robert Cogar Sylvester Colbert Debra Colbert Leo Collette Michael Connor Tyrone Corbin Ronald Corby Cheri Cortez Myron Coryell Cheryl Courtney Sean Cowan Elizabeth Cralle Jeffrey Crank Laura Cuba Jenifer Cunningham Cindy Dacus Michael Daffron When I grow up . . . Robert Dahlhauser Khanh Dang Linh Dang Loan Dang Mai Dang Kelley Darnell No, it isn't; taste it. Ricky Davis Robert Davis Ted Davis Robert Day Carolyn Deasy Catherine Deitrick Marilyn Dejesus Brian Delavara Michele Dellefate Michael Dennis Larry Denver Tony Derryberry Matthew Dettloff Wayne Devenney Douglas Devin Nancy Domiano Cheryl Dowdall Pauline Dowell Wentworth Drew Steven Dulaney Jeannette Dupere Diane Duran Mark Dyson Pamcl Eason Gregory Eden Clifford Edwards Robert Ehlers Timothy Eller Harvey Ellis Norman Enfield 87 Joyce Epting Janet Erling Rod Ervin Russel Ervin Dee Eshleman Nora Fansler Thomas Field Keith Fine Maurice Floyd Christopher Foster Robert Fowler James Fox Terri Frazier Kevin Gabbert Boston Gant Julius Gant Dennis Gay Michael Geczy Glen George Terry Geringer Debra Germann Mary Germann Michael Glasker David Gledhill Charles Gomez Connie Goodman Joseph Goodson Mary Gorman Maureen Goudey Lois Graham Lavonne Grant Vicky Graves Ruth Grier Bruce Guiot Cindy Gustin Robert Hall Thomas Hall Tonja Hall Travis Halliburton David Hamby Jolynn Hammond Linda Hane Patricia Hannan Cheri Hansen Dwayne Harfield Garnett Harloff Russell Harp Maria Harper FI 1 -1 W ' Pv jK Karen Harrell John Harris Paul Hartmann Diane Haskins Bruce Hayden Gwinlynn Heath Rita Heinen Chris Henington Jo'hn Henley Peggy Hering James Herman Ronald Hess Cecil Hite Jon Hollingsworth Cornelia Holloway Stanton Holt Jon Hombostel Kathryn Howard Barbara Hughes William Hull Michael Hultgren Jacquelyn Humphrey Mai Huynh Edith Ingram Patricia Irvine Astrid Jackson Johnnie Jackson Donald Jeffrey Donald John Ronni Johannes Barbara Johnson Beth Johnson James Johnson Jonny Johnson Jeff Jones Jenifer Jones Yvette Jones Franklin Jung Jay Kanouse Marsha Karmann Brian Karns James Keene Jeffery Keith Terry Kell Mark Kelly Scott Kidd Nancy King Robert Kirkland Alonzo Kirksey Kimberly Klavuhn Jasmin Kung Michael Kurtzweg Charles Lacey Chas Lackey Sophia Landrith Diana Laster Susan Lauderdale David Law James Law Sheila Lawrence Charles Lee Cornelia Lincoln Steven Lincoln Kathie Lisle Shirley Lockhart Susan Lockyer John Lopez Irwin Loud Marcus Lucas Johnny Lugo Donna McDermot Rodney McDiffett Roland McDonald Richard McDonnell Robert McGowan Kathleen McIntosh '■ 6 Cheryl McKee Richard McKinney Bill Mahaffey Dianna Mancuso Robert Marsh Josef Marshall Kelly Martin Steve Martin Ginger Mathews Donna Maxwell Harry May Daniel Meeks David Miles Bobby Miller Mark Miller Ronald Miller Michael Milleson Georgia Milton Kenneth Minor Doug Mitchell Myles Miyamaso Terry Mock Dirk Moody Cindy Moore Helen Moore Robert Morris Lisa Moss Kenneth Moyer Kimberly Moyer Barney Muse Donald Nahaku Martin Narverud Larry Nelson Timothy Newell Roger Nickell Roy Nickell James Nix Robin North Marilyn Norwood Kathleen Olson Laura Olson Yong Om Bridgedette O'Neal Edward Penker Dan Peoples Kim Perkins James Phelps Ronald Phillips 91 We Learned the Ways of JCHS Anthony Pike Sonja Platek Mark Plenert Thomas Porter Kimberly Potter Robert Potter Melinda Price Nedrick Price Mark Pugh Michael Quintanar Jean Ramil Andy Rasmussen James Ray Chas Reed Kim Reed Larry Roach Bruce Roberts Francis Roberts Rod Robertson Linda Roeser Charlotte Rojas John Rosen Greg Rudolph Terry Rumbaugh Deborah Sampson Margaret Sanders John Sands Terry Sawyer Kathy Schad Pamela Schafer Catherine Schraag Charles Schuler Mark Sellars Douglas Shandy Fred Sharkey David Sharp Kenneth Sheaffer Sherri Shelton Anthony Sims Jeffrey Sinclair Sharon Slocum Debra Smith Freddie Smith Ladonna Smith Larry Smith Larry M. Smith Robert Smith Timothy Smith Tony Smith Anthony Smocovich Connie Smothers Joe Sparks Nathaniel Spencer Tobin Spriggs Karen Starr Derris Stewart Linda Stewart Mike Stewart Kimberly Strite Janet Tanguay Verlin Tarver Lucianda Tech Camice Teidel Patti Teigen Dale Tempera Robert Tharp Gary Thiel Bill Thiele Ruth Thomas John Thompson June Thoring Wayne Thornberg Francoise Toombs Carmen Toussaint Marcell Troy Ginnie Turner Robert Underwood Cynthia Valdez David Valdez David Valencia Mark Vigil Michael Viktoria Ann Voelcker Elizabeth Whale Mark Whale Andrew Walker 93 Donald Walker Elfi Walker Vivian Ward Leslie Warner Christel Watson Earnest Watts Bobby Welch Penny Wendt Doris Wesley Joseph Wesley Kevin Westover Nikki Wheaton James Wheeler Janice White David Whiteaker Debra Whitefoot Michael Wiens Elizabeth Wild Michelle Wildman Daniel Willey Angelia Williams Barbara Williams Brian Williams Frederick Williams Michael Williams Suzi Williams Steve Wilson Kurt Winkler Sheryl Wiseman Lawrence Wissenger Connie Witherspoon Yvonne Woodson Doris Worcester George Wren Kathy Yanamoto Charles Zimmerman Class of 1978 Class Officers Mark Kelley, President; Kathy Schad, Secretary; Jolynn Hammond, Treasurer; Sophia Land-rith, Vice-President. Class Committee Bren Abbott, Mark Kelley, Charles Gomez, DebraGer-mann, Sophia Landrith, Jackie Humphrey, Timothy Newell, Kathy Schad, Gina Arjona, Jolynn Hammond, Denise Burdett, Kim Reed. 95 Stuco Representatives Debbie Germann, Charles Gomez, Mary Gorman, Bren Abbott. Class Sponsors Mrs. Mary Ann Bosley; Lower Row: Mrs. Ruby Stevens, Miss Deanna Tressin, Mrs. Diann Spurlin. Upper Left: Bren Abbott, what are you grinning at? Lower Left: Terri Frazier tells one of her ’’funny” jokes at the Free Fare concert. Upper Right: Carolyn Deasy shows her poise and grace on the tennis court. Lower Right: Oh, I’m not too worried! 97 Page 98, Top: The High School Manual Training Room in 1905. Bottom:The Opera House inl901 after the McKinley funeral. This is the same place where graduation exercises were held at the turn of the century, because it was the only hall large enough to hold all who wished to attend. Page 99, Top: The High School Manual Training Display inl90 Bottom: The High School Lab-atory in 1900. 3 They Were . . . 99 ic i m 2 y's 4 u Sophomore Late Pictures Bren Abbott Mike Adams Karen Allston Sonja Allston Gina Arjona Terry Baldwin Rhonda Barta Rick Bartlett Joe Beckman Lucia Borja Scott Brown Mike Burrell Carl Butler Victor Chittum Rodney Christenson Pat Collette Brenda Copas Tyrone Corbin Cheryl Courtney Cindy Dacus n r o n Debbie Darby Robert Day Cheryl Dowdall Pauline Dowell Pam Eason Nora Fansler Annette Fierro Maurice Floyd e-i9t6 Robert Fowler Jody Fox Debbie Germann Hey, I know I'm beautiful, but... Laveme Grant Vicki Graves Linda Hane Bruce Hayden Rita Heinen Ron Johannes James Johnson Marsha Karmann James Keene Sophia Landrith Susan Lockyer Donna McDermott Kelly Martin Doug Mitchell Robert Morris Lisa Moss Debbie Smith caught in T im Newell a thoughtful moment. Roy Nickell James Nix Marilyn Norwood Laura Olson Bridgette O'Neal Sandy Putney 101 Francis Roberts Rod Robertson Greg Rudolph Randy Ruhel Debbie Sampson Margaret Sanders Sherry Shelton Tony Sims Debbie Smith Nathaniel Spencer Ruth Thomas John Thompson Cheating!!! Wayne Thornberg Francoise Toombs Marcel Troy Reginald Turner Cindy Valdez Me? Never... Dave Valdez Ann Voelcker Don Walker Christel Watson Ernest Watts Fred Williams Connie Witherspoon Kathy Yamamoto ft-191® . 103 Coach A1 Simpler 18th Season 1975 Season Record JUNCTION CITY OPPONENT 28 Raytown, Mo. 33 12 Salina South 26 37 Great Bend 14 0 Manhattan 7 28 Wichita South 7 22 Topeka West 7 30 McPherson 8 15 Salina Central 14 44 Hays 7 Regional Champs 34 Dodge City 7 Second in SubState 16 Derby 25 RE FLECTIONS ON THE 1975-76 FOOTBALL SEASON: Football at JCHS in 1975 was rather a new kind of experience for me as a coach. We started the year defensively without defensive ends, middle guard, or experienced defensive halfback. DougDutchychin, who was being groomed for the position, moved to Philadelphia. With this kind of beginning, we lost three of the first four games, all games being lost mainly by our own mistakes. However, this team stayed tough and improved with almost every game. The highlight of the season for me was the victory over a very good Dodge City team on our home field in the State Regional Playoffs, 34-7. The low point of the season was the first and last games. The first game when we losttoagood, big Raytown, Missouri team, 33-28. The last game, lost to Derby (25-16) in the Sub-State Playoffs, was to say the least, a chilling affair. We always hope that each team and each team member gets more from the football season than what they give. May God bless them in whatever they choose to do with their lives. — Coach A1 Simpler INDIVIDUAL HONORS Rod Pray: All CKL, All State, Captain Melvin Moyer: All CKL, All State Honorable Mention Bryan Phipps: All CKL, All State Honorable Mention Skip Holmes: All CKL, All State Honorable Mention Buck Winn: All CKL, All State Honorable Mention Walter Sanders: All CKL Honorable Mention Robin Stewart: All CKL Honorable Mention Mike Newell: All CKL Honorable Mention Bobby Whitten: All CKL Honorable Mention Bret Stevens: Co-Captain Ben Bennett Line Coach Virgil Ranker End Coach -ouinov FOOTBALL 1975 Front row: Norman Ford, Richard Holmes, Bill Burgoon, Mark Roberts, John Kozlowski, Walter Sanders, Bret Stevens, Skip Holmes, Melvin Moyer, Rod Pray, Bryan Phipps, Mike Newell, Robin Stewart, Terry Schad, Ron Moore. Second row: Sean Cowan, David Hanby, Ted Davis, Fred Austin, Rod Glessner, Ed Stanesic, Tom Hohman, Granville Johnson, Bobby Whitten, Steve Hammond, Roger Boisclair, Mark Vigil, Robert Fansler, MikeDishman, K. C. Cowan. Third row: Nanthan Bryant, Ron Young, Jay Bumgard, Rod Robertson, Vic Chittum, Tony Johnson, Mike Connors, Robert Porter, Brad Turner, Rick Campbell, Greg Rudolph, Randy Borshers, James Law, K. C. Gabbert, James Cline. Fourth row: Larry Denver, Darin Case, ScottKidd, Don Stewart, Garv Geringer. Ron Corby, VuleAtkins, Ernest Watts, Butch Spencer, James McDaniel, Don Walker, Alonzo Kirksey, Maurice Floyd, Keith Bollman, Craig Paxton. Fifth row: Tim McCandless. Jay Keith. Jim Herman, John Williams, Robert Walls, Bruce Roberts, Ricky Bartlett, Jim Nix, Tyrone Corbin, Mike Glasker, Tim Eller, Bruce Scott, Tim Rudolph, Darrell Murphy. Sixth row: Buck Winn, Harry May, Tim Newell, Greg Peck, Chirs Hettington, Jerry Hanby, Tom Shoemaker, Jeff Birch, Mark Sellers. Real Blue Jays Are the Greatest Dee Simpler Sophomore Coach Gus Noble Guard Coach 105 76 Bryan Phipps HB-CB; 3 Year Letterman '76 Skip Holmes E-DHB;1 Year Letterman '76 Robin Stewart E-MG;3 Year Letterman 76 Buck Winn T 1 Year Letterman '76 Johr. Kozlowski DE; 2 Year Letterman '76 Mike Newell C-TE 2 Year Letterman '77 Steve Hammond HB-MG 2 Year Letterman '76 Richard Holmes E-DHB; 1 Year Letterman '76 Jim McDaniel E-DE; 1 Year Letterman '76 Tom Shoemaker G 1 Year Letterman '76 Terry Schad E 2 Year Letterman '77 Bob Whitten T-Dl 2 Year Letterman ' 77 Darrel Murphy QB-DE; 2 Year Letterman '77 Rod Glessner G-LB 1 Year Letterman '77 Greg Peck T lYear Letterman First in Regionals; Second in CKL and Sub-State; Fourth in State 107 Ill Basketball 75-76 Varsity Standing: Danny Durkee, Jerry Cunningham, Skip Holmes, Bruce Scott, Ted Baech-told, Jim McDaniel, Joe Lopez, Coach Ratzlaff. Kneeling: Rico Webb, Bill Burgoon, Ben Mead, Walter Sanders, Steve Hammond. Seated: Manager John Harp. Coach’s Comments Season Record 4-15 JUNCTION CITY OPPONENT 38 Chapman 36 57 Great Bend 59 57 Hays 65 46 Salina Central 75 59 McPherson 69 46 Salina South 74 42 Manhattan 48 54 Great Bend 48 31 Highland Park 69 63 Topeka West 68 37 Salina South 52 70 Clay Center 53 64 Hays 63 43 Wichita Heights 83 50 Salina Central 52 48 McPherson 65 45 Salina South 65 58 Manhattan 65 44 Salina Central 45 In view of the won-loss record one might be inclined to think that little was accomplished during the 1975-76 basketball season. However, personal and team gains are not measured only by the amount of points we score or how many the opponent scores but by the effort each person puts into an activity. I must say that the players, cheerleaders, pep club, band, student body, sponsors, faculty and many community members have made an effort to help each other. A defeat in 1 ife must not hold any of us back. We must quickly adjust and strive to improve both ourself and the world we live in. Even in winning we must strive to improve, otherwise, we soon start progressing in the wrong direction. To the seniors on the squad I wish them well in their indeav-ors. I trust they have learned from this experience. To the underclassmen we must work to be better in '77. The support during the 1975-76 season has been appreciated. Coach Ratzlaff „,OVUTlO Junior Varsity Standing: Steve Hammond, James Russell, Ted Baechtold, James Phelps, Patrick Miller, Coach Smalley. Kneeling: Doyle Shrouf, Darrell Murphy, Steve Carrier, Ben Mead. Not pictured: Marc Sjoholm and Keith Ascher. Season Record 5-10 JUNCTION CITY 46 37 48 44 58 59 43 52 66 69 49 47 59 48 54 OPPONENT Chapman 33 Great Bend 47 Hays 43 Salina Central 62 McPherson 71 Salina South 72 Manhattan 51 Great Bend 42 Clay Center 45 Hays 67 Wichita Heights 73 Salina Central 51 McPherson 63 Salina South 69 Manhattan 59 113 Little Jays Standing: Ernest Watts, Dennis Gay, John Henley, Harvey Ellis, James Phelps, Scott Kidd, John Lopez, Coach Schmoekel. Kneeling: Ken Smith, Greg Rudolph, James Law, Alonzo Kirksey, Cory Coryell, Bobby Potter. Season Record 4-6 JUNCTION CITY OPPONENT 52 Chapman 32 49 Great Bend 64 37 Hays 44 55 Salina Central 51 24 Manhattan 53 36 Hays 54 55 Wichita Heights 45 32 Salina Central 34 37 Salina South 54 48 Manhattan 45 Walter Sanders, Senior 2 year Letterman Bill Burgoon, Senior 1 year Letterman Jerry Cunningham, Senior 2 year Letterman THE 1976 SENIOR ROUNDBALLERS Jim McDaniel, Senior 1 year Letterman Dan Durkee, Senior 1 year Letterman Skip Holmes, Senior 1 year Letterman Joe Lopez, Junior Rico Webb, Junior Eruce Scott, Junior 2 year Letterman 1 year Letterman year Letterman Ben Meade, Junior Varsity Member Ted Baechtold, Junior 1 year Letterman Steve Hammond, Junior Varsity Member 117 BLUE JAYS TURNING IT ON, .OVUT O F 119 Front Row: David Bogen, Andy Barlow, James Shaffer, Tim Rudolph, Karl Olson, Norris Madkins, Ted Davis. BackRow: Don Barth, Lamont Godsey, Fred Spaulding, David Waggoner, RodGlessner, RobinStewart, Doug Boyd, Bob Whitten, Ben Bennett. Season Record JUNCTION CITY OPPONENTS 39 Manhattan 6 22 Topeka West 27 17 Leavenworth 36 Clay Center Invitational 1st 34 Great Bend 24 Wichita Heights Invitational 7th 37 Salina Central 18 C.K.L. 1st 29 McPherson 17 Regional 1st 43 Chapman 13 State 6th 37 Salina South 9 Grand State 13 points 45 Clay Center 6 Coach’s Comments WRESTLING 1976 The 1975-1976 wrestling season was a very exciting one. We had our ups and downs. We did have more ups than downs it seems. We were really a young team in age but there was some experience there, enough to carry us in the early season. The C.K.L. Championship was a highlight but to win our First Regional ever was an outstanding effort. The few seniors we had on the squad have a lot of good memories to live with and the underclassmen have more to come. To wrestle at JCHS is an honor and a chance atState wide recognition. We hope each young man will make the most of his experience. It was a good season for the Varsity and the Junior Varsity. All members of the squad can come back and point with pride to the trophy case where the evidence of their accomplishments will rest. , T,ov 6-191 Coach Ben Bennett WRESTLING SQUAD First Row: Andy Barlow, James Shaffer, Tim Rudolph, Karl Olson, Harry May, Ted Davis, Fred Spaulding, Jack Powers, Rod Glessner, Robin Stewart, Doug Boyd, Bobby Whitten. Second Row: Sam Silva, Bill Hall, Mike Connors, Henry Petty, David Hamby, K.C. Gabbert, Charles Lee, Kevin West-over, Levi Page, Gary Geringer, Rick Bartlett, Brad Turner. Third Row: Timmy Eller, Ward Russell, Keith Greenawalt, Donny Whitebread, Greg Eden, Andy Rasmussen, Robert Thomas, Roger Cross, Scott Bauerband, Dwayne Harfield, Tom Holman, Chris Hennington, Robert Fansler, Don Stewart. Fourth Row: David Bogen-Manager, Coach Barth, Coach Godsey, Coach Bennett, Casey Cowan, Mike Dishman. JV Season Record JUNCTION CITY 27 OPPONENTS Manhattan 30 65 Salina Central 3 35 Rossville 21 31 Riley County 24 41 McPherson 6 57 Chapman 3 37 Salina South 12 47 Clay Center 11 51 Chase County 2 Topeka Sophomore Invitational 2nd Emporia B Team Invitational 2nd Rossville Invitational Tournament 1st J u n • i o r Front Row: Sam Silva, Bill Hall, Mike Connor, Henry Petty, Harry May, K.C. Gabbert. Back Row: Coach Barth, Jack Powers, Kevin Westover, Levi Page, Gary Geringer, Rick Bartlett, Brad Turner-, Coach Godsey. V a r s • i � Y ANDY BARLOW - 98 lbs. 15-6-0 3rd Clay Center 1st CKL 3rd Regionals State JAMES SHAFFER - 105 lbs. 18-6-1 2nd Clay Center 3rd Wichita Heights 1st CKL 1st Regionals State TIM RUDOLPH - 112 lbs. 19-2-0 2nd Clay Center 1st CKL 1st Regionals 2nd State 2nd Grand State Most Valuable Wrestler 75-76 Co-Captain 76-77 KARL OLSON - 119 lbs. 18-8-1 2nd Clay Center 4th Wichita Heights 2nd CKL 1st Regionals 4th State Grand State Co-Captain 75-76 TED DAVIS - 132 lbs. 16-12-0 4th Clay Center NORRIS MADKINS - 126 lbs. 19-6-1 2nd Clay Center 4th Wichita Heights 2nd CKL 1st Regionals State Co-Captain 76-77 JACK POWERS - 145 lbs. 0-1-0 FRED SPAULDING - 138 lbs. 14-10-1 4th Clay Center 4th CKL 1st Regionals State ROD GLESSNER - 155 lbs. 9-9-1 2nd CKL 3rd Regionals State Lettermen ROBIN STEWART - 167 lbs. 18-5-1 1st Clay Center 3rd Wichita Heights 1st CKL 3rd Regionals State Co-Captain 75-76 DOUG BOYD - 185 lbs. 1-4-0 BOB WHITTEN - HWT. 14-12-0 4th Clay Center 3rd CKL 2nd Regionals State Most Improved Wrestler 75-76 123 FIRST in CKL Upper left: Robin Stewart CKL Champ atl67. Upperright: Tim Rudolph 119 CKL Champ. Middle left: David Waggoner in control. Middle right: Jays receive their CKL trophy. Lower left: James goes for two. Low.er right: Robin gets a pin. REGIONAL FIRST in REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Upper left: A hard earned Regional Plaque. Middle left: Bob works for a second at Regionals. Lower left: James escaping; and on to First.Upper right: Mr. Bennett contemplating a victory. Lower right: Fred breaks his man down and achieves First. 125 Top Left: Rod works for a reversal. Top right: Jamesbreaks his man down. Upper left: Andy goesforapin. Middle left: Karl stays in control. Middle right: Karl Olson and Tim Rudolph advance to Grand State. Lowerleft: Tim evaluates an escape. 5V - '■Veitf - SIXTH in STATE GRAND STATE KANSAS CHAMPIONSHIP Seated; Carolyn Tozier, Robin Carlyon. Kneeling: Greg Denver, Jack Powers, Victor Byrd, Chuck Howe, David Wild, Charles Lee, Mike Kurtzweg. Standing: David Henly, John Johnson, Dean Blanken, Jesse Bobbitt, Ed Arveson, Harold Cline, Doug Shandy, and Ron Johnson. Cross Country 75 Season Record MEET PLACE NUMBER OF TEAMS Manhattan Third Four Topeka West Fourth Six Salina Sixth Nine Junction City Fifth Seven McPherson Third Seven Hays Sixth Thirteen CKL at Salina Fourth Seven Regionals at Hays Fifth Seven Coach Robert Schmoekel 'e David Henly, John Johnson, Dean Blanken, Ed Arveson, Harold Cline, Ron Johnson. Coach’s Comments The efforts of seniors Ed Arve-sonandRon Johnson highlighted the performances of this year's JCHS Cross Country team. They were the top two finishers for our team in every meet and took turns beating each other through out the course of the season. This close rivalry paid off as both runners earned the distinction of All-CKL when Ed placed seventh and Ron placed eighth in the league meet at Salina. In the Regionals, the following week at Hays, they both qualified for the State when Ron placed seventh and Ed placed ninth. Unfortunately, Ron suffered a stress fracture in that race and was unable to make it to the State. His best 2-mile time was a 10:05 at McPherson and he probably would have bettered that time at the State. Ed was our only State entrant and turned in a career best time of 10:02 which earned him a nineteenth place finish out of 80 runners. was also very happy with the performances of our two junior girls, Robin Carlyon and Carolyn Tozier. They worked real hard all year and improved their times tremendously. Carolyn's best 2-mile time was 12:58 at Hays, and Robin's fastest was 13:18 at the CKL meet. They both ended the season in fine fashion when Carolyn placed fourthand Robin sixth in the CKL girls team race. As a result of their high finish at the CKL and their season-long dedication, they were awarded varsity letters. From a team point of view, our best efforts came at the McPherson meet (a third place finish) and the CKL in which we placed fourth. We had 13 underclass-menfinishthe season and out of this group nine will return as lettermen next year. If most of these people return and continue to improve, we can look forward to a good season next fall. 129 HAROLD CLINE Best Time - 10:46, Regionals RON JOHNSON Best Time - 10:05 .McPherson ED ARVESON Best Time - 10:02, State Placed nineteenth at State TOP SIX CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS DAVID HENLY Best Time - 10:57, Regionals DEAN BLANKEN Best Time - 10:25, McPherson JOHN JOHNSON Best Time - 10:52, McPherson ' ■1 Top left and right: Robin Carlyon and Carolyn Toizerfight for the lead. Bottom left: Charles Howe finishes strong. Bottom right: Jack Powers leads the way. 131 Girls Basketball Varsity Front: Anita Case, Linda Doctolero, Carol Bateman, Diane Laster. Back: Debbie Bateman, Carolyn Johnson, Debbie Lee, Paula Noble, Robin Carolyn, Cheryl Courtney, Misty Anderson. Coach's Comments Thefirstgirls' basketball team at Junction City High School was a small and special group of girls. Eighteen athletes finished the season. Though winless, the girls scored several moral victories. Few teams will ever improve as much in a single season. We will return some experienced people to our team next year. We are hoping to get mo re girls from the high school and the new Sophomore class to participate in our program next year. Also, we are looking forward to winning. I was proud to coach this team and to work with Miss Law. The team of 1975-1976 will be remembered as a team which .... — — f 'Ve-� «Tfc . continually improved, which represented our school proudly, and which never quit trying. Coach Dee Simpler Seasoa’s Record JC 0-10 13 Manhattan 40 27 Chapman 49 25 Salina Central 37 27 McPherson 71 20 Salina South 40 31 Manhattan 44 32 McPherson 34 15 Salina Central 29 33 Salina South 34 32 Emporia Sub-State 67 Junior Varsity Front: Debbie Bateman, Jackie Breeze, Nicky Wheaton, Theresa Kirchoff, Sandy Putney. Back: Joyce Jenkins, Cindy Archer, Misty Anderson, Carmen Thompson, Diane Laster, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Batemen. Coach’s Comment This was the first year for the girls basketball program here at J.C.H.S. We started the year with no experience in the area of basketball and finished the year with a great deal more knowledge of the game We came very close to winning several of our winning several of our games as the scored indicated and lost two overtimes. This I feel was largely due to the fact that we were unsure of ourselves. We hope to be stronger next year and be ahead of where we ended this year in the areas of shooting, ball handling, and self discipline. Coach Donna Law JV Soasoa Record JC 0-9 18 Manhattan 21 25 Chapman 39 17 Salina South 30 14 McPherson 38 23 Salina South 24 24 Manhattan 33 8 McPherson 28 19 Salina Central 22 11 Salina South 14 133 Cooch’s Comments The 1975 girls tennis season was one of improvement as the season went by, and this wa rewarding for me as a coac However, if the girls at JC are going to have a nis program, they will take tennis seriously on a year-round basis and start the schools season with their game together. Good luck to our 1 player Linda Doctolero as she graduates; and to the remainder of the squad, I'll see you on the courts. — Coach Donna Law GIRLS TENNIS VARSITY (above) Left to right: Iyn Herman, Maria Jones, Terri Geringer, Kim Potter, Carolyn Deasy, Rose Fabia. Not pictured, Linda Doctolero GIRLS TENNIS JUNIOR VARSITY (below) Left to right: Cheri Cortez, Virginia Gable, Ellen Kirkwood, Laura Cuba, Pam Schafer, Karen Gelvin. 137 Linda Doctolero 1 Singles Salina Invitational Fifth C. K. L. McPherson Third Abilene Invitational Third Regionals Kim Potter 2 Singles 1 Doubles C. K. L. McPherson Third Regionals Terri Geringer 2 Singles 1 Doubles Regionals Lyn Herman 1 Doubles 2 Doubles Regionals Maria Jones 2 Singles 1 2 Doubles Regionals Rose Fabia 2 Doubles Regionals jO Ov Top Left: Coach Donna Law (seated) getting teams registered for tennis action. To her left, Lyn Herman is getting acquainted with another team's members. Top Right: Kim Potter, 2 singles, starting a match with her opponent. Bottom Left: Coach Law and team members getting their heads together for strategic match play. Bottom Right: Linda Doctolero warming up for competition. 139 Coach’s Comments Volleyball 75 Top (left to right) Nancy Dageforde Susan steinfort Cece Thornberg Kyle Smith Krishna Barnes Carol Bateman Kozan Vickers Standing: Coach Fiffe Seated (left to right) Debra Bateman Cornelia Lincoln Lave me Grant Audie Black Daphne Stewart Cheryl Courtney Kim Fox Coach Charles Fiffe I don't feel our girls volleyball team reached the potential we should have achieved this year. We lost games we should have won; however, we were in contention in every one of our matches except possibly the Lawrence game (State Champs, 4-A. We defeated the CKL Champs, Salina South, the only time we met them this season. We placed fourth in the CKL. We will lose one girl off next year's squad, senior Kyle Smith: a very fine volleyball player. However, we return a very good nucleus for next year's squad. I have enjoyed coaching the gi rls the last two years and feel in several years we will be very competitive in girls volleyball. I also felt the girls should set priorities as to what is important to them. Once they decide to be an athlete, they should go all out to be the very best in that sport and cut out other activities that may hinder their goal. — Coach Fiffe __ Season Record Manhattan Lost Clay Center Lost Quandrangular Salina Central Lost Chapman Won Salina Central Lost Highland Park Tourney Emporia Won Lawrence Lost Emporia Lost Salina South Won Manhattan Lost CKL Fourth Great Bend Won Hays Lost Salina Central Lost Chapman Won Manhattan Lost A Team Won 5 Lost Lost 10 B Team Won 3 Lost 3 141 ROYALTY jit 143 Queen Kyle Smith Junior escorts: Joe Lopez, Rico Webb, and Jack Powers. Princess Audie Black Sophomore escorts:Bobby Potter, Doug Shandy and Cory Coryell. Princess Denise Burdett Senior candidates: Robbie Gwin Debbie Ramirez Sophomore candidates: Terri Frazier Janette Tanguay Top: Homecoming candidates watching a Blue Jay victory. Bottom left: Senior escorts: Richard Hart, Bryant Henderson and Hal Wilson. Right: Refreshments at the dance consisted of cake and punch. Homecoming '75 festivities began Thursday, October 16, with the traditional parade down Sixth Street and Washington. Friday night the Jays posted a 22-7 victory over the Topeka West Chargers, adding to the happiness of Queen Kyle Smith and Princesses Audie Black and Denise Burdett. Festivities came to an end Saturday night with the dance in the gym. The theme of the dance was Holding on to Yesterday, and music was provided by a disc jockey from WIBW. 147 O'-UT.O Queen Solly Coates 149 Princess Diana Duran SENIOR CANDIDATES Virginia Duran Nanette Swim J U N I 0 R C A N D I D A T E S SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Beth Johnson Debbie Smith Top: Junior and Sophomore escorts(left to right); Jay Priddy, Darrel Murphy, Bill Burgoon, Clyde Cummins, Mark Roberts and Tim Newell. Center left: Senior escorts; Erik Hartronft, Steve Nelson and Terry Schad. Center right; Last year's Queen Lynda Carrier crowningQueen Sally Coates as escort, Steve Nelson looks on. Bottom: Kay President, Chuck Howe. 151 Debbie Coryell and Robin Stewart ’______ Hearts of Fire The annual Sweetheart Dance was held on February 28, 1976 at 8:00 p.m. in the J.C.H.S. gymnasium. Disc jockey, Dave Waters(pictured at right), provided music. Refreshments consisted of heart-shaped, sugar cookies and punch(below: served by SueFilby and Mary Jelen). The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, Robin Stewart and Debbie Coryell. Above: KLngRobin Stewart and Queen Debbie Coryell were seated on the Royal Throne after their coronation at the Sweetheart Dance. At left: Robin and Debbie in the spotlight dance. 155 157 The Yearbook Staff of 76 Upper left: Co-Editor Kaye Wolnik, Advisor Mrs. Hill, Co-Editor Kathy Dejesus. Upper right: Class Sections: Scott Brewer, Lendora Williams, Mary Jelen, Roxi Jung, Maureen Clark, Marilyn Mock. Lower left: Roxi and Scott working together! Lower right: Activities Susanne Parks and Debbie Coryell, Royalty Daphne Shrouf and Angi Magcalas, Faculty Robbie Gwin. Doin’ It Upper left: Photographers Brian Anderson, Bryce Abbott, Quinn Burleson. Middle left: Sports Walter Sanders, Bryan Phipps . Middle right: Sports Debbie Coryell, Roxi Jung. Lower left: Sports Scott Deam, Kevin Thompson. Lower right: Angi and Daphne figuring things out. 159 Co ’ ditors-in-Chief: I ou Mamarll and Terry Shoemaker Page I'ditors: i inda Rucker, Betsy Hall, Pat Courtney, Maria Royal, Jo-Jo Williams, Susan Steinfort, Jerry Fiocner, Kathy Schnackenoe g, I ou Mamaril Copy Kelt tors: i i Koether, 1 inda Rucker, Jane 1 ichtenhan, Kathy Scr.nackenberg, Mandv Tipton I xchange: Susan Steinfort, Bob Small Advertising: Jane I ichtenhan, Bryant Henderson Art : iito. : Glenn Pierce Picture editor: James Pope Photographers: QuinaBurleson, Brian Anderson, Bryce Abbott, ■like Pupere, Jerry Fincher, Ben Chastain, Keith Greenawalt, Brvant Henderson. Terry Shoemaker Typists: I ou Mamarll, i Is. Roether, Rose Fabia, Mandv Tipton, I 7. Wild, Kathy Schnackenberg Guest Illustrator: George Lynch Left page; Upper left: Betsy Hall, Marla Royal, Susan Steinfort, Kathy Schnackenberg. Upper right: Terry Shoemaker, Lou Mam-aril. Middle left: Jane Lichtenhan, Bryant Henderson. Lower left: Linda Rucker. Middle: Glenn Pierce. Lower right; Bob Small, Susan Steinfort. Right page: Upper left: Liz Roether, Rose Fabia, Kathy Snackenberg, Mandy Tipton, Jane Lichtenhan. Upper right: Keith Greenawalt, Mike Dupere, Ben Chastain. Middle left: Pat Courtney. Middle: Quinn Burleson. Middle right: Jo-Jo Williams. Atleft: Jerry Fincher and Liz Wild; Bottom: Doug Milne and James Pope. Head Basketball Yvonne Patterson. Right: Head Wrestling Roxi Jung. Hey Debbie Coryell Allison Lauderdale Diane Dotson Cheryl Bush Hey Melanie Hoyle Left: Junior Varsity Basketball Debbie Smith, Cristel Watson, Audie Black Head, Melissa Dowdell, Beth Johnson. Above: Junior Varsity Wrestling Mary Germann, Jonna Allison Head, Kathy Olson. Below: Varsity Yell Leaders Milton Gray, Vance Lawson Head, Jeff Cagle, LeWan Alexander, Steve Nelson. Jay Steppers From Left to Right: Kim Potter, Ellen Kirkwood, Marilyn Mock, Judy Narverud, Lyn Herman, Audie Black, Kathy Tanguay, Marla Sanders, Margaret Sanders, Kaye Wolnik, Susanne Parks, Robbie Gwin, Maria Royal, Karen Gelvin, Sandy Galliher, Brenda Wright, Doreatha Black, Sue Filby, Sally Coates, Mandy Tipton, Ruby Doyle, Cheryl Courtney, Cindy Archer, Laura Jelen. Mrs. Wynona Winn, Drill Team and Twirling sponsor. Marla Sanders and Marilyn Mock in Dueling Banjos. 1, 2, March Left: Fourth Lieutenant Sandy Galliher, Third Lieutenant Karen Gelvin, Second Lieutenant Maria Royal, and First Lieutenant Robbie Gwin. Jay Spinners Head Twirler Debbie Edgerton. Top: Marie Lichtenhan, Jane Liehtenhan, Janet Tanguay, Kathy Dejesus. Lower: Debbie Edgerton, Virginia Duran Sylvia Eden, Eva Butler. Virginia Duran! Parade Rest Upper left: Eva Butler. Upper right: Janet Tang-uay. Lower left: Debbie Edgerton. Lower right: Virginia and Debbie in action. 167 Fighting Blue Joy Marching Band First Row: Cheri Cortez, Debbie Lee. Second Row: Lynell Russel, Susan Lauderdale, Laura Olson, Dianne Case, Dianne Duran, Francoise Toombs. Third Row: Evelyn Hernandez, Craig Collins, Milton Gray, Richard Walker, Jennifer Haynie, Linda Doctolero, Johnnie Gerald, Cheryl Glasker, Carl Butler. Fourth Row: Terri Fraizer, Cindy Dacus, Rhonda Barta, Carmen Toussaint, Sandy Allison, Debbie Germann, Chris Wahle, Denise Burdett, Terri Winkleman, Tina LaMont, Melinda Price. Fifth Row: Quinn Burleson, GregLuthi, DavidMiles, RobertDalhauser, DonnyWhitebread, Bruce Cain, Sharon Kane, Terry Shoemaker, Tom Hohmann, Mike Clark, Jackie Breese. Sixth Row: Jeff Jones, Howie Montgomery, Bryce Abbott, Dennis Gay, Tim Baughman, Ned Price, Doug Devin. Assistant Drum Major: Nancy Dageforde; Director: Norman Hogan; Head Drum Major: Clyde Cummins. Blue White First Row: Kim Moyer, Elizabeth George. Second Row: Marilyn DeJesus, Dee Eshleman, Linda Carrasco, Patty Mahan, Debbie Burdett, Nancy Dageforde. Third Row: Wayne Hoyle, Wayne Pope, Arthur Roberts, Norman Ford, Ronald Phillips, Karl Olson, Pam Brown. Fourth Row: Larry Wissinger, John Lopez, Jerry Fincher, Mike Quintanar, Terry Rumbaugh, Greg Denver, Steve Ochs, David Henley, Dan East-house, Ray Johnson, Don Stewart, Tom Shoemaker, Henry Toussaint Clyde Cummins. FifthRow: KatherinaKotoyantz, Mark Cantrell, Larry Atchison, Scott Brown, Connie Smothers, Andrew Walker, David Gledhill, Alvin Lewis, Ward Russel, Robert Underwood, Charles Lee. Sixth Row: Wayne Pugh, Eric Smith, Octavio Santos, Clyde Epson. The Royal Blue Stage Band consists of 20 members, each member being equally important to the quality of this band. They perform at various schools and community functions including USO coffees. Lions Club, debate tournaments and various athletic events. They also aid in the Chorale and band concerts in the fall and spring. They participate in the Riley County Jazz Festival each year. Clyde Cummins and Wayne Hoyle were selected last year as All Star and Honorable Mention members. VJLUTIO Front Row: Wayne Hoyle, Bryce Abbott, Kirk Shandy, Clyde Cummins, Mike Quintaner, Norman Ford, Henry Petty, Dan Easthouse, Pam Brown, Wayne Pope, Ron Phelps, Rhonda Barta, Katherina Kotoyantz. Second Row: Donny Whitebread, Clyde Eidson, Robert Dalhouser, Ray Johnson, Quinn Burleson, David Miles. Student Leader Wayne Hoyle From Left to Right: Mary Hoffman, Don Stoll, Denise Pratt, Ed Stanesic, Cheryl Bush, LeWan Alexander, Daphne Stewart, Mike Stutdman, Dorrie Anthony, Randy Harrell, Rita Gilmore, Steve Carrier, Sherry Goodwin, Robert Landrith, Charlotte Mathis, Mark Ervin, Judy Narverud. JC Chorale 1975-76 has been a musically successful year especially in view of the fact that there were many new students in the vocal music program. The Concert Choir began the year with over thirty new voices, and the J.C. Chorale was almost an entirely new group with only four of its members carrying over from last year. This year the music groups were busy presenting fall, winter, spring and yuletide concerts, as well as participating in the CKL league festival and state music festival. One of the major highlights of the year was the presentation of Rogers and Hammerstein's musical’’South Pacific as the 1976 Say It With Music production. 171 Concert Choir Front Row: Kathy Dejesus, Joyce Hammond, Dee Eshleman, Daphne Stewart, Laura Mathis Pam Brown, Octavio Santos, Mark Ervin. Second Row; Sally Coates, Rita Gilmore, Dorrie Anthony. Vicky Wagner, Charles Gomez, Jeff Braden. Third Row: Kim McRae, Max Walls, Joan Slaten, Cindy Hetzler, Robert Landrith, Tony Johnson, Ed Stanesic, David Anthony. Fourth Row: Pam Coffey, Terry Wissinger, Charlotte Mathis, Denise Pratt, Dan Willey, Greg Luthi, Mike Studtman, Scott Brown, Terry Heldstab, Andrew Walker. Front Row: Greg Denver, Clifford Glbbens, Don Stoll, Diana Dribben, Cindy Gomez, Yvette Jones, Audie Black. Second Row: Jonny Gerald, Randy Harrell, Tereasa Jackson, Debbie Gomez, Sue Hourigan, Sherry Goodwin, Sophia Landrith. Third Row: Fred Smith, Brian Karas, Kathy Tanguay, Ann Teigen, Judy Narverud, Mary Hoffman, Lynnell Russell. Fourth Row: LeWan Alexander, Melvin Moyer, Steve Carrier, Norman Ford, Sandy Galliher, Debbie Lee, Cheryl Bush, Lillian Kiley, Shelia Hayter. Front Row: Barbara Lav rence, Kathy Glasgow, Sharon Kane, Angela Schneider, NancyKing, Linda Lewis, Jonna Allison, Susan Escott, Linda Hultgren, Kim Synder Accompanist. Second Row: Nora Fansler, Vicky Wagner, Dorrie Anthony, Mary Vigil, Kathy Tanguay, Cindy Gomez, Belinda Simer, Donna Lawrence. Third Row: Tammy Swenson, Robin Carlyon, Pat Miller, Doris Wesley, Tammy Hinds, Erin Cassity, Esther Stoll. Not pictured are: Kathy Flack, Sheila Lawrence, Kim Klavuhn, Brenda Mason, Edwina Spinks, Lori Edbert. Front Row: Linh Dang, Loan Dang, Phoung Mai Huyhn, Mai Dang, LaVerne Grant, Michele Johnson, Laura Olson, Mary Johnson. Second Row: Patti Teigen, Khanh Dang, Mike Byrnes, Jay Feild, Luther Johnson, Billie Beeks. Third Row: Norris Madkins, Gerald Muse, Richard Holmes, Marsha Stahl, Toni Boston, Ava Brun-didge, Pat Miller. Not pictured are: Claresa Hammond, Kim Perkins, Gina Guiot, Sandra Howerton, Ronald Johnson. KeyBoard Standing Left: David Towery, Cindy Gomez, Denise Pratt, Vicky Wagner, DonNahaku, Laura Olson, Jay Fields, Mike Byrnes, Ronald Miller, Rita Gilmore. Standing Right: Pam Coffey, Kathy Dejesus, Patty Mahan, Debbie Bauer, Cheryl Bush, Mary Hoffman. Seated: Mrs. Ramona Printz, Pam Brown, Dorrie Anthony. Mrs. Ramona Printz, sponsor. 175 Harvey All School Play CHARACTERS Myrtle Mae Simmons...... Veta Louise Simmons .... Ehvood P. Dowd.......... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet.... Ruth Kelly, R. N....... Duane Wilson........... Lyman Sanderson, M. D. . William R. Chumley, M.D Betty Chumley.......... Judge Omar Gaffney..... Cab Driver............. Charolette Mathis .....Denise Pratt .....Derek Smith .....Yvette Jones ... Debbie Gomez .Robbie McGowan ........Jay Field .... Norman Ford .... Clara Mathis .... Mike Byrnes .....Mark Ervin Director Mrs. Lee Howe Lighting............................Bob Holvorson and Susan Lockyer Set, Construction, Costumes, Make-up, Publicity, and Tickets.... Stagecraft Class W6- 9lb Lower left: Mike Byrnes, Charlotte Mathis, Denise Pratt. Lower right: Derek Smith. Upper left: Derek Smith talks to Harvey! Upper right: Norman Ford, Denise Pratt. Lower left: Yvette Jones, Derek Smith. Lower right: Robbie McGowan, Charlotte Mathis. 177 Student Council 76 President Buck Winn, Vice President Pat Hall, Secretary Mary Hoffman, Treasurer Kozan Vickers. Senior Representatives: Debbie Edgerton, Walter Sanders, Pam Brown, Cathy Dejesus. Junior Representatives: Ce Ce Thomberg, LeWan Alexander, Sidney Short, Diann Dribben. Sophomore Representatives: Bren Abbott, Charles Gomez, Mary Gorman, Debbie Germann. Kayette Representative: Kather-ina Kotoyantz. Pep Club Representative: Debbie Ramirez. AFS Student: Franz Hulsen. joUJ'IOv ■'Jin'1 Left page: Top: Buck Winn, Mr. Hettinger. Middle left: Mary Hoffman, LeWanAlexander. Middle right: Mary Gormann. Right page: Upper left: Kathy Dejesus. Upper right: Debbie Rameriz, Debbie Edgerton. Middle left: Debbie Rameriz, CeCe Thornberg. Middle: Kozan Vickers. Middle left: Franz Hultzen. Lower: Bren Abbott. 179 Front Row: Maurice Floyd, Mike Smith, Victor Chittum, Linda Stewart, Pat Courtney, Larry Nelson, Teresa Sanders, Tony Smith, Charles Reed. Back Row: Barbara Johnson, Melodie Locklear, Connie Goodman, Ruth Grier, Mr. Verneau, Mary Gormann, Marilyn Dejesus, Liz Wild, Terri Kell. Front Row: Inga Wiens, Steven Green, Cornelia Holloway, Lendora Williams. Back Row: Roger Cadoret, Robert Day, Vicky Graves, Vera Day, Teresa Kirchoff, Mr. Murray. Debate Front Row: Melanie Waters, Anita Pullen, Henry Petty, Mike Pavlovici. Back Row: Greg Martin, Becky Beckman, Pierce Gorman, Buck Winn. Miss Beverly Baxter: De- Debaters display some of their trophies, bate and Forensics sponsor 181 185 Lower Row: Milton Gray, Steve Nelson, Vance Lawson, PatRyals, LeWan Alexander, Jeff Cagle, Debbie Ramirez. Row One: Allison Lauderdale, Cheryl Bush, Diane Dotson, Debbie Coryell, Kyle Smith, RoxiJung, Yvonne Patterson, Melanie Hoyle, Cathy McMillan. Row Two: Maria Royal, Karen Gelvin, Brenda Wright, Sandy Galliher, Cheryl Courtney, Ellen Kirkwood, Lynn Herman, Margaret Sanders. Row Three: Robbie Gwin, Sally Coates, Marla Sanders, Marilyn Mock, Kathy Tanguay, Audie Black, BrenAbbott. Row Four: Kaye Wolnik, Susanne Parks, Laura Jelen, Cindy Archer, Kim Potter, Judy Narverud, Clyde Cummins. Row Five: Nanette Swim, Eva Butler, Debbie Edgerton, Virginia Duran, Mark Roberts Row Six: Beth Johnson, Carolyn Deasy, Diane Duran, Laura Cuba, Kathy Yamamoto. Row Seven: KatherinaKotoyantz, Anita Pullen, Susan Steinfort, Nancy Dageforde, Janet Dupere. Row Eight: Pat Courtney, Jonna Allison, Eva Venegas, Theresa Schonberner. Row Nine: Ruth Grier, Mary Hoffman, Toni Alley, Gladys Augustine, Melissa Dowdell. Row Ten: Lydia Ede, Donna Hansen, Irma Seabrooks, Colleen Murray. Row Eleven: Susan Lauderdale, Christine Carlisle, Gina Carter, Linda Carrasco. Row Twelve: Phillip Perritt, Jack Powers, Ken Wisby, Mary Lee Swim, Kaylene Bumgarner, Diane Stephen, Daphne Stewart, Faye Jung, Terry Geringer, Linda Doctolero. Row Thirteen: Melanie Dowdell, Karen Coade, Connie Kies, Terri Frazier, Karen Rupp, Cathy Cralle, Tracey Buchanan, Nora Fansler, Liz Roether, Rhonda Barta, Bill Hall. Row Fourteen: LaVerne Grant, Billie Beeks, Laura Olson, Lora Ballard, CeCe Thornberg, Debbie Smith, Kathy Olson, Jackie Humphrey, VannessaShane, DianaDribben, Connie Witherspoon. Top Row: Lou Mamaril, Rose Fabia, Kim Fox, Tom Shoemaker, Mary Jelen, Debbie Keith, Cheryl Dowdall, Kathy Howard. From left to right: Milton Gray, Sergeantat Arms; Nanette Swim, President; Susanne Parks, Vice-President; Karen Gelvin, Sec-Treas. Pep Club sponsors are Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Irsik, Mrs. Winn, and Mrs. Hopkins. Spirit at JCHS is maintained through the support and enthusiasm of Pep Club. Once an all-female cheering section, Pep Club is now open to both males and females. After football season, the Pep Club is divided into two groups for basketball and wrestling. Pep Club sponsors the annual Sweetheart Dance. 187 Row One: LeWan Alexander, Cheryl Bush, Diane Dotson, Yvonne Patterson, Cathy McMillin, Allison Lauderdale, Vance Lawson. RowTwo: Christel Watson, Melissa Dowdell, Beth Johnson, Debbie Smith. RowThree: SueFilby, Kaye Wolnik, Brenda Wright. Row Four: Robbie Gw in, Susanne Parks, Karen Gelvin. Row Five: Marla Sanders, Laura Jelen, Marilyn Mock. Row Six: Melanie Hoyle, Margaret Sanders, Kim Potter, Audi Black. Row Seven: Toni Alley, .Katherina Kotoyantz, Pat Courtney, Maria Royal. Row Eight: Mary Hoffman, Debbie Keith, Liz Roether, Sandy Galliher. Mascot, Debbie Ramirez. Basketball Pep Club Sponsors, Mrs. Irsik, and Mrs. Winn. Basketball Pep Club Officers: Top: Karen Gelvin, RobbieGwin. Bottom: Sue Fil-by, Susanne Parks. Wrestling Pep Club Sitting: Debbie Coryell, Kyle Smith, Roxi Jung-Head, Melanie Hoyle, Jonna Allison, Kathy Olson, Mary German. Kneeling: Debbie Ramirez-Mascot, CeCe Thornberg, Laura Olson, Nancy Dageforde, Susan Steinfort, Nora Fansler, Daphne Stewart, Connie Witherspoon, Connie Kies, Nanette Swim. Standing: Terri Holland, Vanessa Shane, Mary Jelen, Pam Brown, Debbie Edgerton, Ellen Kirkwood, Cathy McMillin, Theresa Schonberner, Diane Stevens, Joan Slaten, Diane Dotson, Sherry Goodwin, Pat Ryals, Mrs. Hopkins-Sponsor. Wrestling Pep Club Officers Left to right: Nanette Swim - Treasurer; Cathy Warner-Vice-President; Mrs. Hopkins - Sponsor; SherryGoodwin-Secretary; Mary Jelen- President. Kneeling: Pat Ryals-Sergeant-at-Arms. 189 J-Club J-Club Officers: (standing) Bret Stevens, Vice-President; Terry Schad, Secretary; (sitting) Rod Pray, President. J-Club was primarily a male organization, but with the addition of girls' athletics, it now also accepts females who have lettered in interscholastic sports. J-Club's purpose is to provide better sportsmanship and good fellowship between schools. Back Row: Paula Noble, Mark Roberts, Bruce Scott, John Harp, BretStevens, Eddie Arveson, Melvin Moyer, Robert Fansler, Bobby Whitten, Walter Sanders, David Wild, Rod Pray, Terry Schad, Joe Lopez. Front Row: Robin Carlyon, Ron Johnson, Mike Dishman, Harold Cline, Nancy Dageford, SusanSteinfort, David Henley, Diana Case, Bill Hall, Linda Doctolero, Tim McCandless, Steve Hammond. Kayettes Kayettes is a service organization which was developed as the counterpart to Kays. Their goal is to be of service to groups and individuals in the school and community, and they also contribute to world organizations. One of their main responsibilities is to sponsor the Snowflake Dance. Kayette Board: (back row) Nanette Swim, Sue Filby, Sherry Goodwin, Denise Pratt, Mary Lee Swim, Kaylene Bumgarner, (front row) Debbie Ramirez, Virginia Duran, Katherina Kotoyantz, Vice-Pres.; Karen Gelvin, Sec- Treas. ; Robbie Gwin, Mary Hoffman, Sally Coates, Pres.; CeCe Thornberg. Kayette Sponsors: Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Hunter '-V« Row One: Melanie Hoyle, Kaylene Bumgarner, Mary Lee Swim, Melanie Dowdell. Row Two: Vann-essa Shane, Diane Stephens, Susan Koonce, Kim Fox, Rose Fabia, MarylouMamaril, Liz Roether. Row Three: Janet Dupere, Debbie Germann, Betsy Hall, Sherry Goodwin. Row One: Nanette Swim, Robbie Gwin, Mary Hoffman, Irma Seabrook. Row Two: Cindy Gomez, Debbie Gomez, BethCralle, Carolyn Deasy, Laura Olsen, Cindv Dacus, Liz Rucker. Row Three: Cheryl Lath-rum, Cheri Cortez, Pat Hannan, Charlotte Rojas, Beth Johnson, Diane Duran, Debbie Lee, Debbie Keith. Row One: Denise Pratt, Charlotte, Mathis, Cornelia Holloway. Row Two: Linda Rucker, Vicki Apfel, Mary Jelen, Sue Ba-sey, Joan Slaten, Nancy Dageforde. Row Three: Chris Carlisle, Laura Jelen, Donna Johnson, Linda Carrasco, Ginger Callen-dar, Diana Dribben. Row One: Cheryl Bush, Kathy Schad, Jonna Allison, Toni Alley. Row Two: Debbie Smith, Michelle Dellafate, Peggy Hering, Kathy Lisle, Karen Starr. Row Three: Kaye Wolnik, Susan Steinfort, Cathy Mc-Millin, Kathy Cralle, Nikki Wheaton, Cheri Hanson. 193 Front Row: Mark Ervin, Howie Montgomery, Octavio Santos, Charles Howe, President; LeWanAlexander, R. A. McMillan, Treasurer; Jay Priddy, Secretary. Second Row: Bill Burgoon, Milton Gray, StuCo Representative; Ned Price, Tom Hohmann, Steve Carrier, Charlie Gomez. Third Row: Robert Thomas, David Wild, Bren Abbott, Stuart Miller, Tim Baughman. Fourth Row: Ken Sullivan, Keith Fine, David Wolf. Top Row: Bryan Bennett, Clyde Cummins, Mark Roberts, Brian Karns. Kays - Kansas Association of Youth. This is a service club which fosters school, community, and world service. Kays sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance and they help the Kayettes with the annual Snowflake Dance. Kays Sponsors: Mr. Harris and Mr. Smalley. '•Ve Left: Bryce Abbott tells the Kays about his trip to Chile. Below: President Chuck Howe talks things over with Kay sponsor, Mr. Harris. 195 Front Row: Sue Crank, Debbie Holmes, Debbie Gomez, Allison Lauderdale, Clara Mathis, Susan Koonce, Bren Abbott. Second Row; Susan Lauderdale, Cris Cappelletti, Cindy Gomez,, Laura Belt, John Clark, Milton Gray, Claudia Covin. Third Row: Marilyn Mock, Susan Lockyear, Katherina Kotoyantz, Franz Hulsen, Brian Williams, Monica Buckner. Fourth Row: Robbie McGowan, Nancy Dageford, Jay Priddy, Sue Hourigan, Kim Snyder, Mr. Case, Darin Case, Rick Braden. American Field Service AFS - American Field Service. This organization sponsors foreign exchange students to and from our school. JCHS has hosted students from Turkey, Malaysia, England, Australia, Philippines, Brazil, South Wales, Sweden, Germany, Paraguay, Australia, Denmark, Switzerland, and Argentina. Six JCHS students have been sent abroad to various countries on AFS Scholarships. From the top: Mr. Case, Sponsor; Katherina Kotoyantz, President; and Franz Hulsen, Foreign Student from Germany. The AFSyeax abroad is used to get acquainted with and to learn about other people, and this year has been a different learning experience from what 1 was used to at home. Here at JCHS I got to meet many nice and different people and I had a real good time, comments JCHS' foreign student, Franz Hulsen. Coming from Krefeld, Germany, Franz is the oldest of four children. His mother is a housewife and his father is a coppersmith. After graduating from JCHS, Franz will have to complete two more years of schooling in Germany. From there he plans on going to college and studying business and economics. Besides being an accomplished swimmer, Franz is also well-versed in English and German. He has studied Latin for six years and carries a diploma in that language. His American host family is Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fine and their son, Keith, is a sophomore at JCHS. The only bad thing one could say about the AFS Americans Abroad program, is that it only lasts for three months. I could have stayed a year, says Bryce Abbott about his stay in Los Andes, Chile. There are many fantastic lessons to be learned from other people and their environments and AFS is giving youth of the world a chance for these experiences. tEfojr rfiNff $$ I V ‘ I . • K’ • V,l . National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based on a 3.25 grade point average and a nomination by the Society. Its members are Juniors and Seniors who must maintain high grades to remain in the organization. Members of the NHS are responsible for helping with the tutoring program at JCHS. Front Row: Mike Pavlovici, Leslie Hoyle, Kathy DeJesus, Dr. Anderson, Mark Ervin, Debbie Coryell, Kathy Johnston, SusanKoonce. Row Two: Karin Birkhead, Sherry Goodwin, Pam Brown, Milton Gray, Jennifer Haynie, Greg Martin, Rita Gilmore, Dorrie Anthony, Cindy Gomez. RowThree: Mary Jelen, Sally Coates, Katherina Kotoyantz, Weayon Watson, Becky Riddle, Denise Bradshaw, Nancy Dageforde, Becty Beckman, Jean Underwood. Row Four: Karl Olson, Denise Pratt, Jay Priddy, Wanda Holmes, Nanette Swim, Debbie Gomez, Buck Winn, Susanne Parks, Debbie Edgerton. Row Five: Shannon Zeigler, Craig Staff, Elizabeth George. French Club Row One: Tim Rudolph, Hunt Cole, George Geczy, Steve Nelson. Row Two: Tim Eller, Harry May, Dean Blanken, Joey Beckman, Jim Herman, Bruce Roberts, Scott Kidd. Row Three: Francoise Toombs, Donna Johnson, Donna McDermott, Kelly Martin, Cindy Valdez, Cindy Gomez, Linda Hane, Mark Kelley, Jay Kanouse. Row Four: Waeyon Watson, Kathy Howard, Sharon Dickinson, Doris Wesley, Regina Carter, Debbie Gomez, Beth Johnson, Linda Doctolero, Bonnie Patterson. Row Five: Rose Fabia, Lou Mamaril, Derek Smith, Diana Dribben, Jay Field, Larry Smith, David Henley. French Club Sponsor. German Club Franz Hulsen, German AFS Student; Mr. Shamburger, Sponsor; and Kathy Johnston, President of German Club. Front Row: Kathy Johnston, Franz Hulsen, Rose Gilmore, Melinda Price. Pam Eason, Janice White, Larry Smith. Row Two: Janette Alexander, Tom Shoemaker, Elain Farrar, Terry Kell, Barbra Hughs, Janet Dupere. Row Three: Karl Olsen, Sue Parvin, Sandy Delevran, Suk Han. Row Four: Birgitt Smith, Norman Enfield, Ginger Callender, Mike Hicks, Alfred Benner, Karen Harrell. Row Five: Mike Steward, Greg Martin, Jim Nix, Val Willey, Kim Snyder, Rick Schroder. Row Six: MikeDuroere, Mike Studtman, Robert Lynch. Tracy Germann. John Rudner, Laura Olson, Michael Hartman. Row Seven: JayBungard, JimEggers, John Dalhauser, Lois Reding, Steve Quelch, Tom Hohmann. Row Eight: Mr. Shamburger. Spanish Club Waeyon Watson, Treasurer, Jennifer Haynie, Secretary, Mrs. Ponton, sponsor, Mina Gold, Vice - President. Not pictured: Steve Green, President. Front Row: JayPriddy, Audie Black, Monica Buckner, Marilyn Norwood, Jerry Fincher, Bruce Hayden, George Wren, Carolyn Deasy, Waeyon Watson, Mrs. Ponton, Mina Gold, Bren Abbott, Charles Byers, Leona Smith, Sonva Austin, Ruth Grier, Cindy Dacus, Charlotte Mulhause, Kathy Yamamoto. Back Row: Karen Gelvin, Cheryl Lath rum, Irma Sea-brooks, Pam Shaffer, Pauline Dowell, David Gledhill, Ned Price, Cindy Archer, Jennifer Haynie, Margaret Sanders, Kim Perkins, Cornelia Holloway, Kim Reed, Leona Black, Cheryl Courtney, Linda Roeser. 201 Camera Club Front Row: Steve Deasy, Eric Browhard, Penny Wendt, Theresa Gaines, Cindy Gomez, Sytrina Griffen, Joyce Hammond. Back Row: Mr. Walker, sponsor, Jerry Fincher, Charles Schuller, RobertTharp, Steve Grogg, Doug Mitchell, Quinn Burleson, Lyle Butcher. BOMB SCARE? ! Did you say a bomb scare?? Another year has past, and in the pages of this yearbook we hope to have captured the Bicentennial spirit of the 1975-76 school year. With faces and places from the early 1900's to newer profiles of today, we can all look back on the way we were as students and faculty at JCHS. As Co-Editors of this Bicentennial yearbook, we wish to recognize the various people who have contributed in their own way towards its success. The Pennell Collection from the Spencer Library at Kansas University in Lawrence who provided us with the historical pictures used in this book. Mr. Lauren Warford and Tom Miller, Unified SchoolDistrict 475'sprinters, spent many hours preparing headlines and other copy. Tom Throne from the Daily Union contributed various football action shots. And we especially thank our own photographers, Bryce Abbott, Quinn Burleson, and Brian Anderson who devoted many outside class hours to their assignments. Of course, no yearbook could be produced without the dedication of the entire staff. A special heartfelt thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Alberta Hill, for the extra time and effort she put in to see that the yearbook was completed on time. As wegooutinto life, leaving the sheltering walls of JCHS behind us, we realize that this is only the beginning. Just as we have watched the builders, throughout the school year, carefully laying the foundation for the expanded school building, each of us has put down a foundation on which we will build our lives. We will never forget our days here. We know that the way we are today is the school's gift to us; what we make of ourselves in the future will be our gift to the Co-Editors STUDENT INDEX Abbott, Bryce 30, 51, 158, 168, 170, 195, 197 Abbott, Bren 84, 95, 96, 97, 100, 186, 194, 196, 201 Abt, Nanette 191 Adair, Deanna 64 Adams, Belinda 84 Adams, Michael 84, 100 Adkison, DaiTa84 Aflleje, Julie 84 Alexander, Jeanette 84, 200 Alexander, LeWan 5, 64, 74, 75,163, 171, 173, 177, 178 171,173,177,178, 186, 188, 194 Allen, Geneva 64, 74, 80 Alley, Toni 64,74, 186, 188, 193 Allison, Jonna 64, 74, 80, 163, 174, 186, 189, 193 Allison, Sandra 84, 168 Alston, Karen 84 100 Alston, Sonja 100 Alter, Robert 64 Anders, Donald 64 Anderson, Brian 30, 158 Anderson, Greg 84 Anderson, James 64 Anderson, Mary84 Anderson, Misty 84, 132, 133, 135 Anderson, Orin84 Anthony, David 84, 172 Anthony, Dorothy 171,172,174,175, 198 Apfel, Caroline 64 Apfel, Victoria 30, 193 Appleby, Jimmy 64 Applegate, Lorry 85 Archer, Cindy 64, 74,133,164, 186, 201 Archer, Ray 85 Archer, Becky 30 Arjona, Gina 85, 95, 100 Arroyo, John 30 Artz, Marion 85 Arveson, Brenda 85 Arveson, Eddy 30,128, 129, 130, 190, 191 Ash, Robert 30 Atchison, Larry 64 Atkins ,Yule85,105 Augustine, Gladys 64,74,186 Austin, Freddie, 64, 105 Austin, Sonya 201 Bacani, Helen 65 Bacani, Mary 30 Bachand, Maryann 85 Baechtold, Ted 65, 112, 113, 116 Baker, Dave 85 Baldwin, Terry 85, 100 Ballard, Lora 85, 186 Barlow, Keith 65, 120, 121, 122, 126 Barnes, Krishna 65 Barnes, Luana 85 Barta, Rhonda 85, 100, 168, 170, 186 Bartlett, Deborah 85 Bartlett, Richard 85 Basey, Susan 65, 80, 193 Baszak, Mike 65 Bateman, Carol 65, 132, 133, 134 Bateman, Debra 85, 132, 133 Bauer, Debra 65, 175 Bauerband, Scott 85, 120 Baughman, Robert 65 Baughman, Tim 65, 168, 194 Baughman, Teresa 85 Beasley, Lori 85 Beckman, Joe 100, 199 Beckman, Mary 31, 181, 198 Beeks, Billie 65, 174, 186 Bedell, Lester 85 Benner, Alfred 85, 200 Bennett, Stephen 85 Berry, Robert 31 Bevley, Michelle 65, 80 Biggs, Rose 31 Billinger, Peggy 65 Birch, Jeffery 85, 105, 108 Birkhead, Karin 31, 198 Bischoff, William 80 Black, Audie 65, 75, 80, 145, 163, 164, 173, 186, 188, 201 Black, Doreatha 85, 164 Black, Leona 201 Blanken, Dean 85, 128, 129, 130, 199 Bliss, Laurel 85 Blodgett, Billy 65 Bobbitt, Jesse 66, 128 Bogen, Charles 66 Bogen, David 31, 120 Bohannon, Patricia 66 Boisclair, Roger 66, 105 Bolen, Richard 31 Bollman. Keith 66 Boone, Melodie 85 Borchers, Randall 66, 105 Borja, Lucia 100 Boston, Antoinette 86, 174 Boston,Cynthia 31 Boston, Stephen 86 Bowers, Regina 31 Boyd, Doug 120, 121, 123 Boyd, Yolanda 31 Bradshaw, Denise 198 Braly, Richard 66 Breese, Jackie 66, 133, 168 Brennan, Denise 32 Brennan, Maryann 86 Brewer, Scott 32, 158 Bright, Penny 32 Browhard, Eric 202 Brown, Laura 32 Brown, Pam 32, 51, 169, 170, 172, 175, 189, 198 Brown, Scott 86, 100, 172 Broyles, Allen 32 Broyles, Teresa 66 Brundidge, Ava 66, 80, 174 Bryant, Nathan 66, 105 Buchanan, Tracey 32, 186 Buchner, Johnny 86 Buckner, Monica 66, 80, 201 Bumgarner, Kay-lene 8, 66, 80, 149, 186, 192, 193 Bungard, Alfred 66, 200 Bungard, Richard 86, 105 Burdett, Deborah 89, 169 Burdett, Denise 86, 95, 145, 168 Burgoon, Bill 32 104, 112, 115, 151, 153, 194 Burleson, Quinn 158, 161, 168, 170, 202 Burrell, Michael 86, 100 Bush, Cheryl 66, 146, 162, 171, 173, 175, 186, 188, 193 Butler, Carl 86, 100, 168 Butler, Eva 32, 166, 167, 186 Byers, Charles 32, 201 Byrd, Victor 66, 128 Byrnes, Michael 86, 174, 175 Cadoret, Roger 86 Cagle, Jeff 32,163, 186 Cain,Bruce86,168 Cain, Charles 66 Callender, Virginia 66,200 Campbell, R ichard 86,105 Cantrell, Mark 66 Cappellettl, Cris 66,196 Carlisle, Christine 86, 186 Carl isle, Karen 33 Carlisle,Kevin 33 Carlyon, Robin 66 128,131,132,174, 190 Carrasco, Linda 66,80,169,186 Carrier, Steve 66 75, 80, 113, 171, 173,194 Carter, Gina 66 Carter, James 33 Carter, Regina 86, Carter, Tracy 33 Case, Darin 86, 105,190 Case, Diana 33, 132 Cassity, Erin 66, 174 Chastain, Ben 66, 161 Chastain, Cheryl 86 Chittum, Victor 86,100,105,180 Christenson, Rod 86,100 Clark, Connie 33 Clark, Daniel 86 Clark, Frank 66 Clark, John 196 Clark, Maureen 33 51,158 Clark, Michael 86, 168 Clark, Nelda 33 Clark, Richard66 Clemmens, Judd 66 Cleveland, Terri 66 Cline, Harold 33, 128,129,130,190, 191 Cline, James 66, 105 Clodfelter, Yirgil 66 Coade, Karen 66, 186 Coates, Sally 8, 33, 148, 151,164, 172,186,192,198 Coffey, Pam 33, Cogar, Janie 66 Cogar, Robert 86 Colbert, Sylvester 86 Cole, Willis 66, 199 Coleman, Donna 66,80 Collette, Pat 86, 100 Collins,Craig 67, 168 Connor, Carlton 33 Connor, Michael 86.105.120 Cook, Billy 15,33 Copas, Brenda 100 Corbin, Tyrone 86, 100,105 Corby, Ron 86,105 Cortez, Cheri 86, 137,168 Coryell, Deborah 9, 33, 155, 158, 159,162,186,189, 192.198 Coryell, Myron 86,114,145 Courtney, Cheryl 86, 100, 132,134, 164,186,201 Courtney, Pat 34, 161,180,186,188 Covin, Claudia 67, 196 Covington, David 34 Cowan, K. C. 67, 105.120 Cowan, Dean 86, 105 Cralle, Cathy 33, 186,193 Cralle, Beth 86 Crane, James 67 Crank, Jeff 86 Crank, Susan 67, Cross, Diana 67, 80 Cross, Roger 34, 120 Cuba, Laura 86, 137,186 Cummins, Clyde 10, 34, 151, 169, 170,186,195 Cunningham, Jerry 112, 116 Cyphers, Tony 67 Dacus, Cindy 86, 100, 168, 201 Daffron, Debra 67 Daffron, Michael 86 Dageforde, Nancy 67, 74, 75, 80, 169, 186, 189, 190, 193, 198 Dahlhauser, John 200 Dahlhauser, Robert 87, 168, 170 Dang, Khanh 87, 174 Dang, Linh87,174 Dang, Loan 87,174 Dang, Mai 87, 174 Daniel, Brenda 67 Darby, Debbie 100 Darnell, Kelley 87 Davis, Kandi 34 Davis, Ricky 87 Davis, Robert 87 Davis, Sandra 67, 80 Davis, Ted 87, 105, 120, 121, 122 Day, Elizabeth 67 Day, Robert 87, 100 Daymude, Terry 67, 80 Deam, Scott 34, 158 Deasy, Carolyn 87, 97, 186, 201 Deasy, Stephen 67, 202 Deitrick, Catherine 87 Deitrick, Mary 34 DeJesus, Kathleen 34, 51, 158, 166, 172, 175, 198 Dejesus, Marilyn 87, 169, 180 Delavara, Berlin-da 67 Delavara, Brian 87 Deleuran, Sandra 34, 200 Dellefate, Michele 87, 193 Deniston, Karla 67 Dennis, Michael 87 Denver, Greg 67, 128, 169, 173 Denver, Larry E. 87, 105 Derryberry, Tony 87 Dettloff, Matthew 87 Devenney, Wayne '87 Devin, Doug 87, 168 Dibben, Monte 67 Diestelkamp, Alex 67 Dickinson, Sharon 34, 199 Dillon, Ken 67, 80 Dishman, Mike 67, 80, 105, 120, 190 Dixon, Mary 67 Doctolero, Linda 35, 132, 135, 138, 168, 186, 190, 191, 199 Domiano, Nancy 87 Doss, Renate 67, 80 DOtson, Diane 67, 162, 186, 188, 189 Dowdall, Cheryl 87, 100, 186 Dowdell, Melanie 67, 186, 193 Dowdell, Melissa 8, 15, 67, 163, 186, 188 Dowell, Pauline 87, 100, 201 Dowell, Patricia 35 Doyle, Charles 67 Doyle, Ruby 164 Drew. Tom 87 Dribben, Diana 67, 75, 173, 186, 199 Duckworth, Ken 35 Dulaney, Steve 87 Dupere, Jeannette 87, 186, 193, 200 Dupere, Michael 67, 80, 161, 200 Duran, Diane 87, 149, 186, 192 Duran, Virginia 35, 150, 166, 167, 186 Durkee, Danny 35, 112, 115 Dutcher, Lyle 35, 202 Dyson, Mark 87 Easthouse, Daniel 169, 170 Eason, Pamela 87, 100, 200 Eddy, Woodward 67 Ede, Lydia 35, 186 Eden, Greg 87, 120 Eden, Sylvia 67, 166 Edger, David 67 Edgerton, Debra 35, 51, 166, 167, 177, 186, 189,198 Edwards, Clifford 87 Edwards, James 35 Eggers, James 200 Ehlebracht, Mike 67 Ehlers, Robert 87 Ehlers, Susan 35 Eidson, Clyde 67, 170 Eller, Timothy 87, 105, 120, 199 Ellis, Harvey 87, 114 Enfield, Norman 87, 200 Epting, Joyce 88 Erling, Janet 88, 137 Ervin, Mark 35, 51, 171, 172, 194, 198 Ervin, Rod 88 Ervin, Russell 88 Escott, Susan A. 67, 80, 174 Eschleman, Dee A. 88, 172 205 Eshleman, Kay 35, 169 Fabia, Rose 67, 137.138.161.186, 193.199 Fair, Glen 36 Fansler, Nora 88, 100,174,186,189 Fansler, Robert 67,80,105,120,190 Fernandez, Richard 36 Field, Thomas 88, 174.175.199 Fiffe, Jon 67, 80 Filby, Susan 35, 51.164.186, 188, 192 Fincher, Jerry 67, 161,169, 201, 202 Fine, Keith 88,194 Flack, Kathy 36, 174 Floyd, Dennis 36 Floyd, Maurice , 88, 100, 105, 180 Ford, Norman 36, 105, 169, 170, 173 Foster, Christopher 88 Fowler, Robert 88, 101 Fox, James 88 Fox, Jody 101 Fox, Kimalee 67, 74,186,193 Frazier,Terri 88, 97,146,168,186 Gabbert, Kevin 88, 105, 120 Gable, Virginia 74, 80, 137 Gage, Barbara 67, 80 Gaines, Theresa 36, 202 Galliher, Sandra 67, 164, 165, 173, 188, 186 Galloway, Raymond 67 Gant, Boston 88 Gant, Julius 88 Garrido, Victor 67 Gauntt, Mike 36 Gay, Dennis 88, 114, 168 Geczy, George 68, 199 Geczy, Michael 88 Gelvin, Karen 68, 139, 164, 165, 186, 187, 188, 192, 201 George, Elizabeth 36, 169, 198 George, Glen 88 Gerald, John 68, 168, 173 •Geringer, Gerald 4, 68, 105, 108, 120 Geringer, Terry 88, 136, 137, 138, 186 German, Rhonda 68, 80 German, Thelma 36 Germann, Debra 88, 95, 96, 101, 168, 193 Germann, Mary 88, 163, 176, 186, 189 Germann, Tracy 80, 200 Gibbens, Clifford 36, 173 Gilmore, Rita 37, 171, 172, 175, 198 Gilmore, Rosemary 68, 200 Glasgow, Kathy 68, 81, 174 Glasker, Cheryl 68, 168 Glasker, Michael 88, 105 Gledhill, David 88, 201 Glessner, Cathie 37 Glessner, Rod 68, 81, 105, 107, 120, 121, 123, 126 Gold,. Mina 68, 81, 201 Goldsmith, Lenny 68 Gomez, Charles 88, 95, 96, 172, 194 Gomez, Cynthia 37, 173, 174, 175, 196, 198, 199,202 Gomez, Deborah 68, 173, 196, 198, 199 Goodman, Connie 88, 180 Goodson, Joseph 88 Goodwin, Sherry 37, 171, 173, 189, 192, 193, 198 Gorman, Mary 87, 88, 96, 180 Gorman, Pierce 37, 181 Goudey, Maureen 88 Graham, Lois 88 Grant, Laverne 174, 186-Grant, Lavonne 88. 101 Grant, Linda 37 Graves, Vicky 88, 101 Gray, Milton 37, 51, 163, 168, 186, 187, 194, 196, 198 Green, Steven 81 Greenawalt, Keith 68, 120, 161 Gress, Vicki 68 Grier, Ruth 88, 135, 180, 186, 201 Griffin,Sytrina 68, 81, 202 Grogg, Steven 37, 202 Guilmett, Dean 68 Guiot, Legina 37, 174 Gustin, Cindy 88 Gwin, Robbie 37, 146, 158, 164, 165, 186, 188, 192 Hakala, Annette 37 .Hakala, Cheryl 68 Haley, Debra 38 Hall, Elizabeth 68, 81, 160, 193 Hall, Patricia 38 Hall, Robert 88 Hall, Thomas 88 Hall, Bill 38, 120, 186, 190 Halliburton, Travis 88 Hamby, David 88, 105, 120 Hamby, Jerrell 38, 105 Hammond, Clar-esa 38, 68, 174 Hammond, Jolynn 88, 95 Hammond, Joyce 38, 172, 202 Hammond.Marcus 68 Hammond, Steven 68, 107, 112, 113, 116, 150, 190 Han, Hye Suk 38, 200 Hane, Linda 88, 101, 199 Hankins, Fred 68 Hannan, John 38 Hannan, Patricia 88 Hansen, Cheri 88, 193 Hansen, Donna 68, 186 Hare, Pamela 38 Harfield, Dwayne 88, 120 Harloff,Garnett 88 Harp, John38,190 Harp, Russell 88 Harper, Maria 88 Harrell, Dennis 38 Harrell, Karen 89, 200 Harrell, Randall 38, 171, 173 Harris, John 89 Hartman, Michael 68, 200 Hartman, Paul 89 Hartronft, Erik 38, 151 Haskins, Diane 89 Haslett, Daniel 68 Hayden, Bruce 89, 101, 201 Haynie, Jennifer 68, 168, 198, 201 Hayter, Sheila 39, 173 Heath.Gwinlynn 89 Heinen, Rita 89, 101 Heldstab, Terry 68, 172 Helms, Wanda 39 Helt, Laura 39, 196 Henderson,Bryant 147 Henington, Chris 89, 120 Henley, David 68, 128, 129, 130, 169, 190, 199 Henley, John 89, 114 He ring, Peggy 89, 193 Herman, James 89, 105, 199 Herman, Marilyn 68, 81, 137, 138, 139, 164, 186 Hernandez, Reyna 68, 168 Hess, Ronald 89 Hetzler, Cynthia 39, 172 Hicks, Michael 200 Hinds, Tamara 39, 174 Hinz, Janell 68 Hite, Cecil 89 Hoffman, Mary 4, 68, 74, 150, 170, 173, 175, 177, 178, 186, 188, 192 Hohmann, Thomas 68, 81, 105, 168, 194, 200 Holland, Terri 68, 81, 189 Holley, Collette 68 Hollingsworth, Jon 89 Holloway, Cornelia, 89, 193, 201 Holloway, Thomas 39 Holman, Charles 39 Holman, David 39 Holman, Pamela 68 Holmes, Skip 39, 105, 106, 112, 116, 153 Holmes, Deborah 68, 196 Holmes, Leslie 68 Holmes, Richard 105, 107, 174 Holmes, Wanda 39, 198 Holt, Stanton 89 Horn, Linda 39 Hornbostel, Jon 89 Hornbostel, Lori 39 Hourigan, Sue 68, 173 Howard, Kathy 89, 186, 199 Howe, Charles 9, 39, 128, 131, 151, 194, 195 Hoyle, Leslie 40, 198 Hoyle, Melanie 68, 162, 186, 188, 189, 193 Hoyle, Wayne 40, 169, 170 Hudson, Bill 68, 81 Hudson, James 68 Hughes, Barbara 89, 200 Hughes, Catherine 15, 68 Hull, Henry 89 Hulsen, Franz 40, 177, 196, 197, 200 Hultgren, Linda 40 174 Hultgren, Michael 89 Humphrey, Jackie 89, 95, 186 Humphreys, Joanne 68 Huynh, Mai 89 Ibarra, Janet 68 Ibarra, Katherine 40 Ingram, Edith 89 Irvine, Patricia89 Jackson, As trid89 Jackson, Johnnie 89 Jackson, Teresa 68, 173 Jacobs, Roger 68 Jaecke,Trudy 40 Jeffrey, Donald 89 Jelen, Laura 68. 81, 164, 186,188 Jelen, Mary 40 , 154,158,186,189 , 193,198 Jenkins,Joyce 69, 74, 133 John, Donald 89 Johannes, Ricky69 J ohannes, • Ronn i 89, 101 Johnson,Alice 69 Johnson, Barbara 89, 180 Johnson, Beth 16, 89, 150, 163, 186, 188, 199 Johnson, Carolyn69, 133, 132 Johnson, Donna 69, 199 Johnson, Frances 69, 81 Johnson, Granville 69, 105 Johnson, James 89, 101 Johnson,Johnny 89, 128,129,130 Johnson, Luther 69, 81,174 Johnson, Marion 40, 174 Johnson, Michele 69, 81, 174 Johnson, Raymond 40, 169, 170 Johnson, Ronald 40, 128, 129, 130, 174, 130, 191 Johnson, Tony 69 81, 105, 172 Johnston, Katherine 40, 198, 200 Jones, Jeff 89, 168 Jones, Jennifer 89 Jones, Maria 68, 137, 138 Jones, Yvette 89 173 Jung, Faye 41, 186 Jung, Frank 89 Jung, Roxanne 40, 153, 158, 159, 162, 186, 188 Kane, Sharon 41, 168, 174 Kang, Hooi 69 Kanouse, Jay 90 199 Karmann, Jeff 69 Karmann, Marsha 90, 101 Karns, Brian 90, 173, 194 Kaufman, Brad 69, 92 Keene, James 90 101 Keith, Debra 69, 74, 81, 186, 188 Keith, Jeff 90, 105 Kelley, Brian 41 Kelley, Mark 90 95, 199 Kemp, Robert 69 Kidd, Scott 90, 103, 114, 199 Kies, Connie 41, 186, 189 Kiley, Lillian 69, 173 King-, Juliana 69 King, Nancy 90, 174 Kingsbury, Carol 41 Kirchoff, Teresa 69, 81, 133 Kirkland, Robert 90 Kirksey, Alonzo, 90, 114 Kirkwood, Ellen 16, 66, 137, 164, 186, 189 Klavuhn Kimberly 90, 174 Klima, Linda 69 81 Knackstedt, Steve 41 Koberstein, Tom 41 Koonce, Susan 41, 193, 196, 198 Koytoyantz, Kath-erina 69, 150, 170 186, 188, 196, 198 Kozlowski, John 105 106 Kramer, Ron 4 1 Krohn, Eric 6 9 Kung, Jasmin 90 Kurtzweg, Mike 90 128 Lacey, Charles90 Lacey, Cindy 41 Lackey, Chas 90 Lackey, Kathy 69, 81 Laflash, David 69 Lamount, Christina 69, 168 Landrau, Janette 41 Landrith, Robert 41, 171, 172 Landrith, Sophia 90,95,101,173 Langley, Linda69 Laster, Diana 90, 132,133 Lathrum, Cheryl 69,201 Lauderdale, Allison, 42, 153, 162, 186.188.196 Lauderdale, Susan 90.186.196 Law, David 90 Law, James 90, 105,114 Lawrence, Barbara 69,174 Lawrence, Donna 174 Lawrence, Sheila 8 90,174 Lawson, Eddie 10, 16,42,163,186,188 Lazear, Cynthia 69 Leblanc, Cindy 69, 81 Lee, Charles 90, 120,128 Lee, Debbie 69, 132,134,168,173 Levinson, Benny 69 Lewis, Linda 42, 174 Lichtenhan, Jane 69.160.161.166 L ichtenhan.Mar ie 69.166 Lincoln, Cornelia 90 Lincoln, Steven 90 Lisle, Kathie 90, 193 Llewelyn, Daniel 69 Lockhart, Shirley 90 Locklear, Melodee 42,180 Lockyer, Susan 90, 101.196 Lopez, Joe 10,41, 69, 112, 116, 145, 171, 172, 190 Lopez, John 90, 114, 169 Loud, Irwin 90, Love, Leverne 42 Lovitt, Kevin 81 207 Lucas, Marvin90, Lugo, Johnny 90, Luthi, Gregory 69,168,172 Lynch, George 69 Lynch, Robert 69, 200 McCandless, Tim 69,105,108,190 McDaniel, Ever-ette 42 McDaniel, James 105,107,112,115 McDermott, Donna 90,101,199 McDiffett, Rodney 90 McDonald, Denise 70,81 McDonald, Raymond 42 McDonald, Roland 90 McDonnell, Richard 90 McGowan, Robert 90 McGuire, Brenda 42 McIntosh, Jerri 42 McIntosh, Kathey 90 McKay, Eric 70 McKee, Cheryl 91 McKinney, Richard 91 McMillin, Cathy 70, 162, 186, 188, 189, 193 McMillin, Raymond 42, 194 McRae, Kimberly 43, 172 McRae, Tammy 70 MacLaird, Phillip 43 Madkins, Brigette 70, 81 Madkins, Norris 70, 81, 120, 121, 122, 174 Magcalas, Angela 43, 158 Mager, Lyman 43 Maggard, Ronnie 43 Mahaffey, Bill 91 Mahaffey, Jeannie 43 Mahan, Patricia 43, 169, 175 Mamaril, Marylou 70, 160, 186, 193, 199 Mancuso, Dianna 91 Manns, Robert 43 Marsh, Robert 91 Marshall, Josef 91 Martin, Darx-yl 70 Martin, Greg 43, 51, 181, 198, 200 Martin, Kelly 91, 101, 199 Martin, Kimberly 43 Martin, Steve 91 Martino, Doug 43. Mason, Betty 70 Mason, Brenda 7 0, 174 Matthews, Ginger 91 Mathis, Charlotte 43, 171, 172, 193 Mathis, Clara 70, 196 Mathis, Laura 70, 81, 172 Matthews, Carol 70 Matthews, Dennis 4, 44 Matthews, James 70 Maultsby, Linda 70 Maxwell, Donna 91 Maxwell, Joseph 51 May, Harry 91, 105, 120, 199 Mead, Benjamin 70, 112, 113, 116 Meeks, Daniel 91 Meyers, Edward 44 Meyers, Carrie 70 Miles, David 91, 168, 170 Miles, Robert 11 Miller, Brenda 44 Miller, Bobby 91 Miller, Mark 91 Miller, Patricia 70, 81, 174 Miller,Patrick 70, 81, 113 Miller, Ronald 91, 175 Miller, Stewart 70, 194 Milton, Georgia 91 Milton, Michon 70, 74 Minor, Kenneth 91 Mitchell, Doug 91, 101, 202 Miyamasu, Myles 91 Mock, Marilyn 70, 158, 164, 186. 188, 196 Mock, Terry 91 Montgomery.How-ie 70, 168, 194 Moody, Cindy 44 Moody, Kirk 91 Moor, Ronald 44 Moore, Cindy 91 Moore, Helen 91 Morrell,Kimberly 44 Morris,Robert 91, 101 Morris, Thomas 70 Moss, Lisa 91, 101 Motley, Patricia 44 Moyer, Henry 190 Moyer, Kenneth 91 Moyer, Kimberly 91, 169 Moyer, Melvin 16, 44, 105, 106, 173, 190 Mulhause, Charlotte 201 Murphy, Darrell 70, 105, 107, 113, 151 Murphy, Harold 44 Murray, Colleen 70, 186 Muse, Barney 91 Muse, Gerald 174 Muse. Lauren 70 Nahake,Donald 91, 175 Narverud, Judy 70, 164, 171, 173, 186 Narverud, Martin 91 Nelson, Debra 70 Nelson, Larry 91, 180 Nelson, Larry 70 Nelson, Steve 44, 151, 163, 186, 199 Newell, Michael 8, 45, 105, 106 Newell, Timothy 91, 95, 101, 105, 108, 151 Nicholson, Mark 70 Nickell, Roger 91 Nickell, Roy 91, 101 Nix, James 91, 101, 105, 200 Noble, Paula 45, 132, 190 Norris, Robert 70 North, Robin 91 Norwood, Marilyn 91, 101, 201 Notter, Patrick 45 Ochas, Steven 70, 169 Oliver, Bruce 45 Olsen, Joseph 70 Olson, Karl 45, 51, 120, 121, 122, 126, 153, 163, 169, 198, 200 Olson, Kathy 91, 186, 189 Olson, Laura 89, 91, 101, 174, 175, 186, 189, 200 Om, Yong Sun 91 O'Neal Bridgette 91, 101 Page, Levi 70, 120 Pages, Yvonne 45 Parks, Susanne 45, 158, 164, 165, 186, 187, 188,198 Parvin, Sue 45, 200 Patterson, Yvonne 153, 162, 186, 188, 199 Pavlovici, Michael 181, 198 Paxton, James 70, 105 Payne, Cinder 70 Peck, Greg 70, 105, 107 Penker, Edward 91 Peoples, Dan 91 Perkins, Kim 91, 174, 201 Perritt, Phillip 71, 186 Perry, Mark 71, 81 Peterson, Donna 71 Petty, Henry 71, 89, 120, 170, 181 Phelps, James 91, 113, 114, 170 Phillips, Ronald 91, 169 Phipps, Bryan 45, 105, 106, 158 Pierce, Glenn 45, 160 Pike, Anthony 92 Platek, Sonja 92 Plenert, Mark 92 Pope, Wayne 45, 161, 170 Pope, Sharon 45 Porter, Thomas 92 Potter, Kimberly 92, 137, 138, 139, 164. 186, 188 Potter, Robert 92, 105, 114, 145 .Jo .or,Qv Powers, Jack 71, 120, 121, 123, 128, 131, 145, 186 Pratt, Denise 45, 171, 172, 175, 192, 193, 198 Pray, Rodney 46, 105, 106, 190 Price, Melinda 92, 168, 200 Price, Nedrick 87, 92, 168, 194, 201 Priddy, Jay 151, 194, 198, 201 Proksch, Mario 71, 81 Pugh, Donald 71 Pugh, Mark 92. Pullen, Anita 71, 181, 186 Putney. James 71 Putney, Sandy 101, 102, 133 Quintana r, Mike 92, 169, 170 Quelch, Stephen 71, 200 Ramil, Jean 92 Ramirez, Deborah 46, 146, 176, 177, 186, 188, 189, 192 Ransom, Martha 46 Rasmussen, Andy 92, 120 Ray, James 92 Reding, Lois 46, 200 Reed, Charles 92, 180 Reed, Kim 92, 95, 207 Reed, Ruby 71 Rhyne, Philamena 71 Richardson, Alvin 71 Riddle, Becky 198 Rimes, Donna 46 Rios, Joe 71, 81 Rippert, Mary 46 Rittgers, James 71 Roach, Jacqueline 46 Roach, Larry 92 Roberts, A rthur 71, 169 Roberts, Bruce 92, 105, 108, 199 Roberts, Francis 92, 102 Roberts, Mark 10, 46, 151, 186, 190, 194 Roberts, Toylene 71 Robertson, Rod 92, 102, 105 Roeser, Linda 92, 201 Roether, Liz 71, 186, 188, 193 Rojas, Charlotte 92 Rolfs, Tom 46 Rosen, John 92 Rothfuss, Deborah 46 Royal, Maria 82, 160, 164, 165, Rucker, Elizabeth 71, 161 Rucker, Linda 46, 160, 193 Rudner, John 200 Rudolph, Greg 92, 102, 105, 114, 121 Rudolph, Tim 71, 105, 120, 121, 122, 124, 126, 199 Rumbaugh, Terry 92, 169 Rupp, Karen 11, 186 Russell, James 71, 113 Russell, Lynell 173 Russell, Ward 120 Ryals, Patrick 71, 186, 189 Salke, Iris 46 Sampson, Deborah 92, 102 Sanders,Margaret 92, 102, 164, 186, 188, 201 Sanders, Marla 71, 82, 164, 186, 188 Sanders, Treasa 71, 82, 180 Sanders, Walter 47, 51, 105, 106, 112, 115, 158, 190 Sands, John 92 Santos, Octavio 47, 51, 89, 172, 194 Sawyer, Terry 92 Schad, Kathy 92, 95, 193 Schad, Terry 47, 105, 107, 151, 190 Schafer, Pamela 92, 201 Schmedemann, Richard 71 Schnackenberg, Kathy 71, 160, 161 Schnackenberg, Kristine 71 Schneider, Angelika 71, 82, 174 Schonberner, Theresa 16, 71, 186, 189 Schragg, Cathy 92 Schraag, Mike 71 Schroder, Rick 71, 200 Schuler, Charles 92. 202 Scott, Bruce 71, 105,112,116,190 Seabrooks, Irma 47, 186, 201 Sellars, Mark 71 105 Shaffer, James 71, 120, 121,122,124, 126 Shandy, Doug 92, 128, 145 Shandy, Kenneth 15. 47, 170 Shane, Vannessa 71, 82,186,189,193 Sharkey, Fred 92 Sharp, David 92 Sheaffer, Kenneth 92, 93 Sheaffer, Roger 71 Shelton, Sherri 92, 102 Shoemaker, Terry 71, 160, 168 Shoemaker, Tom 47, 107, 125,169, 186, 200 Shown, Darrell 82 Shrouf, Daphne 47, 158 Shrouf, Doyle 71, 113 Shry, Cheri 71 Silva, Sam 71,120 Simer, Bel inda 174 Simms, Kelvin 71 Simpson, Elizabeth 47 Sims, Anthony 92, 102 Sinclair, Jeff 92 Sjoholm, Marc 71, 113 Skinner, Kay 47 Slaten, Joan 71, 82,172,189,193 Slattery, Timothy 71 Slocum, Clifford 47 Slocum, Sharon 92 Small, John 47,160 Smith, Audray 10, 48, 144, 162, 186,188 Smith, Birgitt 48, 200 Smith, Debra 92, 101,102,150,163, 186,188,193 Smith, Derek 71, 82,199 Smith, Freddie 92, 173 Smith, James 71 Smith, Ken 114 Smith, Ladonna 82,92,201 Smith, Larry M. 92 Smith, Larry T. 92 Smith, Mike 71, 180 Smith, Pamela 71 Smith, Robert 92 Smith, Rose 48 Smith, Timothy Smith, Timothy 92 Smith, Tony 93, 180 Smocovich, Tony 93 Smothers, Connie 93 Snyder, Kimberle 48,174,200 Sohns, Richard 71 Sparks, Joe 93 Spaulding, Fred 48,120,121,123 •Spencer, Nathaniel 93,102,105 Spiller, Nancy 48 Spinks, Edwina71, 174 Spriggs, Tobin 93 Staff, Craig 198 Stahl, Marsha 48, 51,174 Stanesic, Edward 71,105,171,172 Starr, Karen 93, 193 Steinfort, Susan 72, 82, 160, 186, 189 Stephen, Diane72, 186 Sterling, Jeff 72 Stevens, Bret 48, 105, 106, 190 Stevens, Diane 189, 193 Stewact, Carla 72 Stewart, Daphne 72, 171, 172, 186, 189, 190 Stewart, Derris 93 Stewart, Donald 72, 105, 108, 120, 169 Stewart, Linda93, 180 209 Stewart, Mike 93, 200 Stewart, Robin48, 105, 106, 120, 121, 123, 124, 152, 155 Stites, Charles 48 Stoll, Donald 72, 171, 173 Stoll, Esther 48, 174 Strickland, Jacqueline 82 Strite, Kimberly 93 Studtmann, Mike 72, 82, 171, 172, 200 Sullivan, Kenneth 72, 194 Swartz, Stephen 48 Swenson, Tammy 72, 174 Swim, Marylee 72, 186, 193 Swim, Nanette 49, 150, 186, 187, 189, 192, 193, 198 Tanguay, Kathy Ann 72, 164, 173, Tanguay, Janet 93, 146, 166, 167 Tanimoto, Phyllis 72 Tarver, Verlin 93 Tate, Roxann Elaine 72 Taylor, Cindy Lu 49 Tech, Lucinda Cindy 93 Tech, Walter 72 Teidel, Camice Rae 93 Teigen, Ann Marie 49, 173 Teigen, Patti Jo 174, 93 Tempera, Dale Otto 93 Tharp, Robert 93, 202 Thiel, Gary Lee 93 Thiele, Bill 93 Thomas, Gail 49 Thomas, J erome 72 Thomas, Robert 72, 82, 120, 194 Thomas, Ruth Ellen, 93, 102 Thomas, Virginia 72 Thompson, Carmen, 72 133 Thompson, Gene 72 Thompson, John 93, 102 Thompson, Kevin Robert 49, 158 Thorington, June 93 Thornberg, CeCe 72, 82, 146, 176, 186, 189, 192 Thornberg, Wayne 93, 106 Tipton, Manuela 72, 82, 161, 164 Toombs, Fran-coise93, 102, 199 Toussaint, Carmen 93, 168 Toussaint, Henry 72, 169 Towery, David 175 Tozier, Carolyn 72, 128, 131 Tozier, Janet 72 Troy, Kim 72, 82 Troy, Marcell 93, 102 Tuberville, Diana 72 Tucker, Mark 82 Turner, Donald 72, 82 Turner, Ginnie 93, 102 Turner, Brad 105, 120 Turner, James 72 Tuttle, Renita 72, 82 Underwood, Elizabeth 49, 198 Underwood,Robert 93 Valdez, Cynthia 93, 102, 199 Valdez, David 72 Valdez, David A. 93, 102 Valencia, David93 Vallon, Josef 72 Venegas, Eva 72, 82, 186 Vickers, Patricia 72, 175 Vigil, Mark 93,105 Vigil, Mary 49,174 Viktora, Mike 93 Vittitow, Sam 72 Voelker, Ann 93, 102 Voelker, Lane 4 Waggoner, David 10, 16, 49, 121, 124, 191 Wagner, Vicki 72, 172, 174, 175 Wahle, Elisabeth 93, 168 Wahle, Mark 93 Walker, Andrew 93, 172 Walker, Donald 94, 104, 105 Walker, Elfi 94 Walker, Richard 73, 168 Walls, Max 172 Walls, Robert 73, 82, 105 Ward, Vivian 94 Warner, Cathy 49 Warner, Leslie 94 Washney, John 73 Waters, Melanie 73, 82, 87, 181 Waters, Rick 73 Watson, Christel 9, 94, 102, 163, 186, 188 Watson, Waeyon 73, 198, 199, 201 Watts, Ernest M. 94, 102, 105, 108 114 Webb, Ray Rico 82 112, 116, 145 Welch, Bobby 94 Wednt, Gene 49 Wendt, Penny 94, 202 Wertz, Cindy 73 Wesley, Doris A. 94, 174, 199 Wesley, Joseph 94 Westfall, Matt 50 Weston.Cvnthia 49 Westover, Kevin 94, 120 Whaley, Mark 72 Wheaton, Nikki 94, 133, 193 Wheeler,James 94 Whisenant,Gene50 White, Jane 94,200 Whiteaker, David 94 Whitebread, David 73, 168 Whitebread, Donnie 120, 170 Whitefoot, Debra 94 Whitten, Bobby 73, 105, 107, 120, 121, 123, 190 Weins, Michael 94 Wild, David 73, 128, 190, 194 Wild, Liz 94, 180 Wildman, Michelle 94 Willey, Daniel 94 172 Willey, Valerie50 200 Williams, Angelia 94 Williams, Barbara 94 Williams, Brian 86, 94, 196 Williams, Frederick 94, 102 Williams, John 73, 50, 161 Williams, Joseph 10. 161 Williams, Lendo-ra 50, 158 Williams, Mich ael 94 Williams, Morgan 73 Williams, Suzi 94 Wilson, Harold 10 50, 147 Wilson, Heiderose 73 Wilson, Steve 94 Wilson, Susan 73 Windham, Shirley 73, 82 Winkelman, Terry 73, 168 Winkler, Kurt 94 Wunder, Terry 50 Winkler, Sarah 199 Winn, Berry 50, 105, 106, 176, 177 178, 181, 198 Wisby, Kenneth73 186 Wiseman,Sheryl94 Wissinger,Allen50 Wissinger, Lawrence 94, 169 Wissinger, Theresa 50, 172 Witherspoon, Connie 94, 102, 186, 189 Wolf, David 73, 82, 194 Wolnik, Kaye 50, 158, 164, 165, 186, 188, 193 Woodson, Yvonne 94 Worcester, Doris 94 Wren, George 94, 201 Wright, Brenda 73, 164, 186, 188 Yamamoto Kathy 94, 186, 201, 102 Yankowski Marie P. 73 Young Ronald 73, 105 Zeigler Shannon Ann 198, 50 Zimmerman Charles W. 94 2U DEB'S CLOTHING SEVENTH and WASHINGTON 'Where The Well Dressed Man Shops' COWENS SHOE STORE Connie — Women Winthrop — Men 719 North Washington Congratulations to the Senior Class Anderson Studio JAYHAWK SPORTS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Puma — Tiger — Wilson Medalist — Slazenger Davis — Yamaha — Bancroft BROWN’S FLORAL and The Blue J ays Both 1 WATERS Eighth and Washington-Hardware-Sporting Goods- Lawn Garden Housewares - Gifts - Tools Moore T.V. 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PHONE 913-762-4040 Discount CENTER NAME BRAND fl MERCHANDISE °Pen DailY - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, AT DISCOUNT PRICES Sundays - 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. SAVE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT EVERY ITEM - EVERY DAY -DISCOUNT PRICES • SOFT GOODS • RECORDS • TOYS • OUTDOOR • HARDWARE • SPORTING GOODS • HOUSEWARES • HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS • CANDY • STATIONERY • CAMERA JEWELRY • AUTOMOTIVE v353 Grant Ave. - Junction City, Kansas Congratulations To the Class of 1976 First State Bank RUCKER CONSTRUCTION PAINTING Commercial and Residental Remodeling Roofing Vinyl Sidings New Homes Painting Room Additons Custom Built Cabinets 238-4516 We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Kentucky fried kurken 304 W. 6th Street -ovuno ''6 SMITH REXALL DRUG STORE Open 9:00-9:00 Every Day DON COATES CHEVROLET Hallmark Cards-Russell Stover Candy Fine Cosmetics and Gifts 834 Grant Avenue Junction City, Kansas Headquaters For Levis Bobby Brooks Congratulations to the Class of '76 from all of us at Store Hours 9 a. m. til 9 p. m. 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Tenth GOOD LUCK SENIORS PINATA G9BK1CAK) KE§TT (y)® RI¥ Delicious Mexican food served American Style 322 West Sixth 205 West Eighteenth Junction City GO i FALLEY’S GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! Fresh meats and produce are our specialty SPECIAL NOTICE Pursuant to Title IX and the requirements therein for the dissemination of policy, notice Is hereby given that the Geary County Unified Schools, USD 475, does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the educational programs and activities operated by the district. This policy extends to admissions andio employment of personnel by the district. . .Harold Deever , Superintendent of Schools. SINCERE THANKS TO ALL OUR ADVERTISERS FROM THE 1976 YEARBOOK STAFF. 219 Blue Jay Boosters |ABC PAWN SHOP |l507 North Washington AVENUE RENTAL SALES 843 Grant Avenue ICLEWELL DRUG |816 North Washington FASHION SHOP 624 North Washington JC CLOTHING 808 North Washington HOME LUMBER COMPANY INC. Arley L. Bontrager 201 Grant Avenue SHOP -N- SAVE FURNITURE 910 Grant Avenue U-IAN RESTRAUNT Serving Junction City, Fort Riley and the world. Western Auto R. Webb Davis — owner 711 North Washington Mary Rose Shop 701 North Washington Junior, Misses, Half X Large Sizes Best Style and Quality for your Dollar '-''6 From GI Joe And training wheels And toy trucks To hot rod wheels, A boy reflects on his past. From Barbie dolls And Mystery Date And jumping rope To coming in late, A girl reflects on growing up. From puppy love And the heartbreak it brings And going steady To promise rings, Couples reflect on liv Couples reflect on life. From kindergarten naps And teachers' pets And senioritis To college tests. Students reflect on school. From birth to death We are rushed through life As time would scarce stand still. Leaving us with but a moment To reflect on the wav w’,e POW WOW 1976 SUPPLEMENT uurvumi 4-. . 230 WEST SEvtNTH JUNCTION CITY. KS 66441 1976 Boys Track Season Record TRACK MEET JCHS PLACED Topeka West..............................................First State Indoor.............................................Fifth Salina Central......................................... First Wichita State............................................First Emporia Relays...........................................Third Junction City Invitational...............................First Manhattan...............................................Second Central Kansas League....................................First Regional................................................Second State ...................................................Third Above: Steve Hammond leads the JCHS Sprint Corps. Upper right: Melvin Moyer and Steve Nelson congratulate each other after the CKL victory. Lower right: Moyer winning one of his record four gold medals at the CKL Meet. Coach’s Comments The 1976 track squad returned only 13 letter-men out of 34 from 1975. Some seniors preferred not to return to the team for various reasons, other lettermen moved away and several were lost by graduation. This lack of depth in experience and ability hurt the team effort several times throughout the season, especially at the state meet. Even with this handicap the Blue Jays won the Topeka West Relays, the Wichita State Relays, the Junction City Invitational, and the CKL championship. The Jays were second in the Regionals which were held on our track for the first time. Topeka West, winner of our regional, placed second to Sumner in the State Track and Field Meet with the Junction City Blue Jays finishing third. Harold Cline was the most improved runner this year with Steve Nelson, Ed Arveson, and Melvin Moyer, the other seniors, adding points in every meet. Steve Hammond and Kenny Smith are two sprinters to watch next year. Darrel Murphy was much improved this year in the shot and discus. Better things can be expected of him in 1977 in shot, discus, and javelin. Several good juniors and sophomores from this year are returning to make a good nucleus for 1977. The incoming sophomores will be welcomed to our squad. They should furnish more depth and quality. Blue Jay Track Coaches, pictured above, are Gus Noble, Head Coach A1 Simpler, Jim Ratz-laff, Robert Schmoekel, and Virgil Ranker. JCHS is proud of the two state championships earned this year, one by Harold Cline in the 880-yard run. Cline also won in the CKL and regionals. The other by the Medley relay team, winning both regional and state honors, which was composed of Kenny Smith, Steve Hammond, Steve Nelson, and Ed Arveson. We look forward to another good track season in 1977, and to a squad of men with Blue Jay pride and tradition. Coach A1 Simpler and Staff Front row: Mike Clark, Butch Spencer, Mike Connors, Ed Stanesic, Tim Rudolph, Vance Lawson, Melvin Moyer, Granville Johnson, Steve Hammond, Ken Smith, David Wild, Alonso Kirksey. Row 2: Doug Boyd, Robert Fansler, Mike Dlshman, Jeff Braden, K.C.Gabbert, Tim Eller, Scott Bauerband, David Whitaker, Jim Herman, Harry May. Row 3: Jesse Bobbitt, Ed Arveson, David Glasker, Don Stewart, Mark Roberts, Brad Turner, Johnny Johnson, Bobby Whitten, Darell Murphy, Mike Newell. Back row: David Henley, Tim Newell, Scott Kidd, David Gledhill, Patrick Miller, Richard Bartlett, Steve Nelson, Hunt Cole, Harold Cline, and Manager John Harp. First in CKL Upper left: Harold Cline, 1976 Class 4A 880 Champion, leads the pack. Upper right: Mark Roberts warms up. Lower left: Tim Newell heads for take off. Lower right: A happy Coach Simpler and team. n-ill Second in Regional Third in Slate b Upper left: Mike Newell heaves the shot. Upper right: Jeffrey Birch sets a new school record in the triple jump. Lower left: Steve Nelson is congratulated at the State Indoor. Lower right: Blue Jays celebrate CKL Victory. 1976 Girls Track Coach’s Comments The 1976 girls track season was not the best as a team effort. When you have eleven girls finish the season with fourteen events, you can't field a full entry. We had some strong efforts made with some individuals. Robin Carlyon finished third in the mile at CKL. Carol Bateman put forth a good effort in the ball throw, and we qualified our 440 relay team for State. The girls Season Record Manhattan Dual.................. Junction City Invitational .... Wichita State University Relays . St. Xavier's.................... Clay Center..................... El Dorado ...................... Manhattan Invitational.......... Central Kansas League........... Regional........................ .Second . .Fifth . Fifth . Fourth . Fifth . . Sixth . Fourth Seventh .Seventh going to state were l erry uer-inger, Diana Laster, Diane Green, and Liz McEady. Good luck to our one senior who finished her second year of track and, to the remaining ten girls, I hope you will return with spirit and strength to lead next year's team to a more competitive season. Coach Donna Law Front row: Jackie Breese, Carol Bateman, Diane Duran, Nikki Wheaton, Diane Green, Diane Laster, and Assistant Coach Debbie Williams. Back row: Head Coach Donna Law, Assistant Coach Dee Simpler, Liz McEady, Terry Geringer, Lynell Russell, .Toni Boston, Robin Carlyon, Misty Anderson, Carol Apfel, and Manager Marsha Stahl. Upper left: JCHS Girls 880 relay school record holders are Diane Green, Liz McEady, Toni Boston, and Diane Laster. Upper right: Low hurdle preliminaries at the JC Invitational. Lower left: Robin Carlyon, holder of the new school record in the mile run. Lower right: Lynell Russell, Nikki Wheaton and Misty Anderson, Blue Jays in force. 7 Golf 1976 Coach Charles Fiffe Season Record Host Schools JCHS Placed School Entered 2-man 4- man 6- man Abilene 14 6 11 10 Topeka 19 1 14 13 El Dorado 12 4 8 6 Emporia 12 3 9 7 Salina 15 9 13 14 Manhattan 13 4 9 8 Hutchinson 26 14 15 13 CKL 7 3 7 7 Regional 8 3 6 4 State 9 5 Two-man team: Mark Whalev and Matt Westfall. Coach’s Comments We had a young team that lacked experience. We lettered two sophomores. Our two-man was more successful than the four-man. They won the Topeka Invitational, placed third in the CKL and Regional, and fifth in State. We lost two good golfers through graduation: Matt Westfall, this year's captain, and Mark Ervin. Westfall was ninth medalist in State and will be missed. Coach Fiffe Four-man team: Sean Cowan, Marc Sjoholm, Mark Ervin. Not pictured, Doug Devin. Front row: Sean Cowan, Ward Russell, Keith Fine, Bren Abbott. Back row: John Hombostel, Richard McKinney, Jerry Fincher, Matt Westfall, Mark Ervin, Marc Sjoholm, Mark Whaley. 9 Tennis 76 Varsity Front row: Coach Robert Smalley, Scott Deam, Kevin Thompson, Tim McCandless. Back row: Bruce Scott, Kevin Westover, Cory Coryell. Season Record Coach’s Comments TENNIS MEET JCHS PLACED Junction City Invitational................Third Central Kansas League....................Fourth Wamego Invitational.......................First Wamego Invitational......................Second Salina South Invitational..................Fifth Manhattan Quadrangular.....................Third Manhattan Invitational....................Eighth Great Bend Doubles Invitational............Sixth Junior Varsity Left to Right: Howie Montgomery, Robert Ohlmes, Gary Geringer, and Irwin Loud. The high school tennis season comes and goes so quickly that one has to sit down when it’s over and reflect upon it, to hilly evaluate it accurately. We had a good year, but not a great one. We played some good tennis — even excellent at times. We improved tremendously the last month, for we had a very young and inexperienced varsity and junior varsity. Next year we will have Bruce Scott, Tim McCandless, Cory Coryell, and Kevin Westover as letter men coming back. We lost two senior lettermen, Kevin Thompson and Scott Deam. All six of these players can go a long way yet in tennis, if they want to. I want to thank all the players for their work and determination. See you on the tennis court. Coach Smalley Left to right, Top row: Bruce Scott, Kevin Westover, Tim McCandless. Lower row: Scott Deam, Kevin Thompson, and Cory Coryell. 11 Top row of pictures: Buck Winn, Mike Champ Award; Melvin Moyer, Bert McKinsey Award; Greg Martin, KSHSAA Award; Rita Gilmore, Valedictorian. Clyde Cummins who received the John Phillip Sousa Award is shown directing the concert band. Principal Milton Brooks presents Greg Martin with the KSHSAA Award. Second row: Mrs. Printz presents accompanist awards to Debra Bauer, Dorrie Anthony, Kim Snyder and Pam Brown. Mr. Hogan recognizes outstanding band members. BLUE JAY staff members and POWWOW editors receive Journalism awards from Mrs. Hill. Lower row: Howie Montgomery was presented the Harvard Book Award. Mr. Barr presents awards to the top seniors in the Business department. Junior Class President Daphne Stewart receives the Senior Class Colors from Karl Olson, President of the Class of 1976. Upper :Coach Ratzlaff presents awards to basketball letter-men. Center left: Bruce Scott patiently waits for his award; right: The wrestling team had a fine season as shown by the trophies they won. Lower: Coach Bennett presents Rick Bartlett his wrestling letter. Winter Sports Awards Law Day MOCK TRIAL 76 In an assembly to observe Law Day 1976, four local attorneys presented a mock trial with selected students serving as jurors. The case was based on a situation involving child abuse and, while the facts were fietitous, they gave the students a chance to see how court cases are conducted and how the law works. CUSTODIANS: With pride in our work, we do our job. Back row: W. Barnes, W. Halten, Head Custodian Bob Herron. Front row: A. Vierstra, Ray Miles. Not pictured: Suk-M-Alder, S. Foster, U. Tate. 15 FORENSICS Five Qualify for State Backrow:KrisSchnackenberg, Robbie McGowan, Steve Green, Jerry Fincher, Bren Abbott, and Debbie Gomez. Front row: Buck Winn, Mary Gorman, Bill Hall. James Keene, LeWan Alexander, and Greg Martin. Back row: Mary Gorman, Jerry Fincher, and Yvette Jones. Front row: Buck Winn, Robbie McGowan, and LeWan Alexander. Forensics is an activity in which students interested in speech and drama can participate. To qualify for the State Tournament a contestant in any given event must receive a 1 or 2 rating. Five people from JCHS went to the Forensics State Tournament They were LeWan Alexander, Yvette Jones, Mary Gorman, Robbie McGowan, and Jerry Fincher. In the contest, LeWan received a 1 in Informative Speaking and V)UM«QV. 2V a 2 in Original Oratory. Yvette received a 1 in Poetry and a 2 in Prose. Mary received a 2 in Duet Acting and a 3 in Prose, Robbie received a 2 in Duet Acting, and Jerry received a 2 -in Poetry. SIGNING PARTY Excitement filled the air as music was played to fit the theme, The Way We Were. Students gathered at 7:30 on May 12, to capture their first look at the 1976 yearbook. Many memories were brought back as students reviewed their school year. Signing each others' yearbooks highlighted the party. Friends were once again reminded of the little things which had brought joy to them. REPRESENTATIVES Boys' State Representatives are: (left to right) Howie Montgomery, Jay Priddy, LeWanAlexander, Tim McCandless, KeithAscher, and Gerry Geringer. Girls' State Representatives are: (sitting) CeCe Thornberg and Karen Gelvin. ALTERNATES Girls' State Alternates are Susan Steinfort and Nancy Dageforde. Boys’ and Girls’ State Boys' and Girls' State Representatives and Alternates are chosen from the Junior class students who have a three-point average. These students attend a week at Lawrence, learning about American citizenship, duties, privileges, responsibilities, and rights of citizens. They also can petition and run for office. The students selected to represent JCHS are judged on their outstanding characterby the faculty, with the American Legion Auxiliary making the final decision. jOVOTIQv Honor Students These students were recognized at the Awards Night Assembly for their outstanding scholastic achievements. Seniors-left to right; Kathy Dejesus, Deb Edgerton, Pam Brown, Mark Ervin, Buck Winn, and Rita Gilmore. Not pictured: Leslie Hoyle. Juniors-left to right; Gerry Geringer, Terri Cleveland, Debra Bauer, Susan Basey, Sandra Galliher, Mary Lou Mamaril, Karen Gelvin, Craig Collins, Howie Montgomery, Teresa Jackson, Katherina Kotoyantz, Nancy Dageford, Jay Priddy, Roxann Tate, and Jennifer Haynie. Not pictured: Laura Mathis. Sophomores-left to right; Jon Hornbostel, Laurel Bliss, Harry May, Charles Lee, Scott Brown, Rhonda Barta, Terry Geringer, and Marilyn DeJesus. Not pictured: Jennifer Jones. Junior-Senior Prom Isle of Utopia Top: KozanVickers amongthe stars. Bottom: Tony Johnson holding up the ceiling. Top: Hunt Cole impersonating Michael Angelo. Bottom: Norris Madkins climbing to the top. -JV.UT.O Upper right: Brian Williams and Beth Cralle serving tropical punch. Upper left: Couples enjoying the festivities of Prom '76. Lower right: Kyle Smith and Melvin Moyer jammin' to the sounds of Bluebeard. Lower left: Cheryl Bush and Kevin Jones arrive on the Isle of Utopia. 21 Clockwise from top right: Sarah Winkler and Chuck Howe as Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. Junior Class couple Kaylene Bumgarner and Darrell Murphy. Sophomore couple Darrin Case and Janette Tanguay. The entrance to Sadie Hawkins '76. SADIE HAWKINS 76’ Clockwise from top right: Ellen Kirkwood and David Waggoner, Hal Wilson and Scarlett Aguero enjoying Sadie Hawkins. Tom Lytle and Roxanne Tate get hitched by Marrytn' Sam Mark Kelly. Kathy DeJesus and Mr. Hogan, licking up the pies. Two more targets for the tossing games. 23 Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway production of South Pacific was JCHS's 1976 annual Say It WithMusic. The story evolved around the lives of servicemen and nurses in the French occupied islands of the South Pacific during World War n. From these islands can be seen the mystical island of Bali Ha'i which is off-limits to the servicemen. Bloody Mary, a native of Bali Ha'i, entices the soldiers to visit it with her romantic tales and songs. The romance of the islands is heightened through the romance of Emile de Becque and Ensign Nellie Forbush. Their love is troubled because of the fact that he is older, been married once, and has two small children. Another love affair concerns Lieutinent Joseph Cable and Liat, daughter of Bloody Mary. Although he loves the young island girl, he cannot come to marry her because of their different backgrounds. Beautiful songs, lively dances, and a talented cast under excellent stage direction, gave South Pacific the charm and warmth it has become popular for throughout the years. All those who worked so hard and gave much of their time to the play will not soon forget the resounding applause which comes from a show well done. — '9 -197 , Opposite page: Emile (Robert Landrith) introduces his children (Brian Stever and Gail Ban-tugan) to Nellie (Judy Narverud). Top picture: Daphne Stewart as Bloody Mary does her dance. Top left: Sherry Goodwin (also cast as Nellie For-bush) is surprised by Emile in the scene I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair. Above: Luther Billis (Derek Smith) examines a grass skirt as Daphne Stewart and Robbie McGowan look on. Opposite: Lt. Joseph Cable (LeWan Alexander) sings to Liat (Maria Royal) of his love. Lower left: An angered Bloody Mary (also portrayed by Denise Pratt) has a confrontation with Commdr. Bill Harbison (Chuck Howe) and Cpt. George Brackett (Mark Ervin). Below-. They're beautiful! exclaims Nellie (Sherry Goodwin) as Billis reddens from embarassment. Stewpot and the professor (Dan Willey and Robbie McGowan) nod their approval. Top left: Marie Lichtenhan, CindyArcher and Cathy McMill-in flaunt it during the Thanksgiving show. Top right; Emile returns to Nellie after a dangerous assignment. Derek Smith hams it up in a dance with Cheryl Bush, Robbie Gwin, and Brenda Wright. Left: Milton Gray as the unforgettable Marcel,Bloody Mary's assistant. Right: But why? asks LeWan Alexander of Mary (Daphne Stewart) and Liat. Emile (Robert Landrith) is also puzzled. “Happy Talk, THE ONES IN CHARGE Upper left: Mrs. Lee Howe, Dramatic and Technical Director. Center: Mr. Charles Volland, Production and Vocal Director. Upper right: Mrs. Ramona Printz, Costume and Assistant Production Director. Above: Mr. Norman Hogan: Pit Band Director. Opposite: Mrs. Wynona Winn, Choreography. Keep Talkin’ Happy Talk...” O 1 Vf J look forward to next year. Then the construction will be complete, giving our building a new look and a fresh start toward the Third Centennial. 1976 Senior Special Debbie Ramirez - Mascot 0m COMMENCEMENT Top right: Guest speaker for the 1976 Commencement was Dr. Duane Acker, President of Kansas State University. Middle leftrSenior Class President Karl Olson gives thanks to the Administration and Faculty. Middle right: Norman Ford flashes a happy smile. Lower left: Jen-infer Haynie and LeWan Alexander guide the Seniors. All my joyous memories Are brought back clearly to me. . . BACCALAUREATE Seniors look bock in the hands of time, And look forward to the wonders of life. . Class Flower: Carnation Class Colors: Red, White and Blue . . . Class Motto:Honor the Past-Challengethe Future Top: The guest speaker for Baccalaureate was the Rev. Doyle Williams. Middle :Seniors look forward eagerly to the next night and graduation. Lower: Seniors crossing the bridge to the future. Spring Pop Concert This year’s Spring Pop Concert was presented in two segments, May 10 for the Royal Blue Band and May 17 for the vocal groups. Mr. Norman Hogan directed the Royal Blue Band. The Concert Choir, J.C. Chorale and Symphonic Choir were directed by Mr. Charles Volland.The Girls' Choir was under the direction of Mrs. Ramona Printz. Pictured here (clockwise, starting with top left) are the Girls' Choir; Symphonic Choir; J.C. Chorale; and the two lower right pictures show the Royal Blue Band.