Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

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I Ls MG' ' ,gg .qw ,fy U , a ka? ,W wr-!,Fh 5-4511 X315 X W, . , 'B Q ' ,, V m,m 4 43 fr-?.1 ! f -w ,I 2,23 41 ., ,df I ,. 1 4 'f ri, V, ,hwy ez, ' nf 3' ,, Rest v, -au, f , ' mm ,www-.4-Ma.. .' - is ,,,.Aq,, , K , ,,,,f. , F, , ,,,, 9 nl f- ,Glenn f W7 ,r- J, 1, 2 ,.,,, f , , ,, , 0 W V , I V ' 7 e , af ,, ,f f f , -2,',,v.., . ' :- . ,4 :.u .,,vv f . 1 ' ' ' ' Z' , Q 5 - W fr f V-.,,. we-1 , , 1 ',,,1 GROWTH THROUGH INVOLVEMENT brings us closer in class discussions and extra-curricular activities. Relationships with others add new perspectives to our own ideas. 4 E P P u i , 4 I 1 1 'F s at . R YY Q fi - Q Qs ,, 4, y ' N KV .f- f GROWTH THROUGH BELONGING generates excitement of the crowd, concern of the cheerleader, and effort of the player - all mirror the loyalties formed by activities in the school. CIVIC GRGWTH is evidenced in peaceful demonstration of concern in a hunger walk, marches for ecology, and a visit to Shriner's Hospital. Concern on the community level enrichens personalities. l -in '91 bof' . Qe' S,+e Pa Maqha foppo bovel IOQV' - I. IA fOr ec? 0Sp'+a hes . s H C ef' . - Y mar Shfm Cynfhm Fmfqfifwf af thee SCMOI' '+ page' fopl :ks +0 6 pa Picfdom IOPPO9 e I dQ9H G 'ldren Hom fomlgmiesgpoervises Ch' Saun er X J 49' , K :1 'QI w , M, V 4 f 1 . I ,.f ' The well-spring of all achievement is ACADEMIC GROWTH - learning through experience - teachers - classes - peers - Growing to become a knowledgeable, contributing individual. I f f , I i X f z I ' X X ' I M f M ? ,A ,A 4 , .v. fx 5421 7 W, 4, 4,7 ,X f f f f .gif Vx f V, ff ff f jf ow ' WY bk: mf if X i l 2 A 5 f ! f X- S 2 x .x S x X xxx 4- 3 , iw or MXN ll l o r l GRADUATION: Acknowledgment of Growth - The final purpose of three years of laughter, confusion, tension, excitement, learning, achievement GROWING UP va ...fa Marquis Staff Edilor-in-Chief .... .. Curricular ..... Exira-curricular Sporfs . . . Sophomores. . . Juniors .... Seniors .... Cover Design.. Sponsor ....... Phofographers . .. Q... ... ...Pam Holman . .Susan Loclce+'r Befh Ann Jewell Pa++i Richards Paul Walker .Jenny Sherrod Alan Grogan Sara Pendley Mary Conrey . .Craig Caudill Alan Grogan .. .Sara Pendley Beih Ann Jewell . .Pa++i Richards Paul Walker . . .... Theresa Rodriguez . . . . . .Miss Jane Harrison . . ..... Mr. Sleve May Mr. Bob OH Beverly Srudios Sfudenf Phoiographer ...... Tom Sherrod Table Of Contents Opening Secfion Aciivilies ...... Curricular ..... Exlra-curricular . Sporls ........ Classes ....... Senior Direcfory ....I8 ...-.34 ....72 ....lI6 ....l52 ....2OO I7 Y f,,. ,, H 'Y f 2 , 'X , 5 w X X Activities ifdj -4 ' X 'Q 4 . . In , uv , E , K Va, 'WN lUpper righfl Senior ring is fhe affracfion of lhe evening. lLower riqhfl Fafher Moore speaks af fhe dinner. lMlddlel Linda Jones, lefl' and Befh Evans anxiou l . s y pull for Their rings. lLef+l David Marshall proudly displays his ring. Ring Dinner Mark M- slhl A I i l I I l gf i ii V , V ii viii in H .' V ' 4 l Ut The Attainment 0f Seniority uf K , M.. ,WWW , A J., V 'rg' -at i WZ QM v W -sin! Y vit :Q- , 4 1, Wm, .1 ff At the annual ring dinner, seniors tirst began to teel the unity ot their class. Betorehand, complaints about the cost ot the din- ner and the prolonged wait tor rings threatened this traditional event. However, seniors vetoed a propos- al that rings be distributed unceremoniously the tirst week ot school. The ring dinner was saved. On the night ot the dinner. most ot the class eager- ly arrived, in ties and heels, to receive their senior status symbols. It was Up, Up and Away With the Class ot '7I, as the traditional proceedings began. Esther Costel, vice-president ot the class, intro- duced Father Thomas Moore. Although mercitully short, his address ottered usetul advice to seniors. Mixed Chorus members led the class in singing The Impossible Dream and a revised version ot Up, Up and Away. Atterwards, everyone impa- tiently devoured their meals. Finally, the long-awaited moment arrived. Presi- dent Ricky Bryant signalled tor rings to be pulled. Ribbons suddenly tlew trom red, white, and blue bal- loons. Seniors, some ioytully, others teartully began their year-long flight toward graduation. Country Hero, Mooky, Suvesllll Dir+y Work af lhe Crossroads, presenled in No- vember as The senior play, provided enlerlainmenl for Jrhe enrire school. This melodrama consisred of eigh'r casf players, as well as dancers and panromim- ers performing belween acls. Munro Murgalroyd lS+eve-Currensl plolled villain- ous schemes in hopes of winning rhe love of Nellie Lovelace lHolly Hannal and lhus gaining a lorlune ol money. His schemes were inferrupled, however, by lda lDiane Hancockl, his wife, who invariably showed up al The mosr inopporrune limes. Mooky lRober'r Perkinsl, a simple farm hand, kepl Jrhe audience in an uproar as he found himself involved in lhe awkward si'rua+ions creafed by Munro. Also caughl up in lhe schemes were Nellie's mo'rh- er, Bonnie Wise: Nellie's husband, Rick Plymaleg Mrs. Aslerbill of high sociery, Jeannie Clseng Leonie As- ferbill, Pa+'ri Richards: lhe French maid, Luanne Azevedo, and Lillle Nell, Mary Conrey. ,lsflu ails I l v ' A . - E .,,, . i 'U' v,r4.., s q, ' M, 1 lr N . O 4 f ' I X 1 ' 4, fs, , . 1 I 4- Q., lAbovel Mary Conrey nervously awaifs her cue. lUpper leffl Randy Saxlon Hank Marx, and Evan Massie enferfain as a Trio befween acrs. lUpper middlel Diane Hancock offers shocking evidence To Holly Hanna. lUpper righfl Perky Perkins engages in a culfural discussion wifh Sfeve Currens abou? arf. lLower leffl Heroine Holly Hanna bewails her sifuafion. lLower righfl Villain Sfeve Cur. rens schemes as he painfs. MMS' sf mmm! Suv: Linda Jones Reigns As Homecoming Queen Homecoming '7I - a nighT oT deTeaT, buT one also oT exciTemenT and TesTiviTy. LaTayeTTe Generals meT Their longTime rival, Henry Clay in homecoming play. Preceding The acTual game was The crowning oT homecoming queen. From Three exciTed TinalisTs, The TooTlJall Team chose Linda Jones as Their gueen. Belinda El- swiclc served as TirsT aTTendanT To The queen: Jaclcie Williams received The honor oT second aT- TendanT. Hopes were high during The TirsT halT oT The game, as LaTayeTTe seemed To be in good Torm. Generals Tans were even more encouraged by a score oT I3-7 aTTer Three guarTers oT play. Nev- erTheless, disappoinTmenT sTruclc suddenly as The Blue Devils scored Twice in The Tinal guarTer To win by a score oT 20-I3. However, deTeaT did noT dampen The enThusi- asm oT LaTayeTTe sTudenTs. A spiriTed dance Tol- lowed The game. gvdiium U . . e Generals lose To Traditional Foe, Henry Clay L X ,ww--v-TX , f M V A ,i X V 'x,.,x N . 'nda lT0Pl Members of The courl, from leff, Jackie Williams, Linda Jonesaagflgriganl. Elswiclc, pose for piclures. lfxbovel Bubba Adams escorlg Szcllrlelll Sludenfs Jackie Williams. lRiQl1+l Linda Jones beams aller being Crowne - enioy llre music of The Lords. IUpper leffl Danny Hellard compefes in pie-eafing confesf. fUpper middlei Rosa Rodriguez and Joe Turley square dance. fUpper righfj Donna Hopkins and George Wellinghursf reign as Barnyard Queen and King. fLower leffj Joe Ella Cox and Jon Bizzell arrive in sfyle. fLower righfj Mr. Smifh relaxes af The hoe- down. Student Turn Hillbillyilsud 'Q H,-Q V 3' 4 f 454 1 454 f 2 , 1' 4 ll At .Sadie Huwkin's Dance Q fi X ...UQ A !'VH1 lv 'Si WI is dh al' .fifg 13' is If J Xa yr ii -ll. ,K 5 i ',g ! 0 I , 1 . ' + ,Af ' xg! .1 .- A ,f .1 I f 61 , 'Q fr, V, 'L PigTails, Treckles, blue jeans, and corn cob pipes made The scene aT The STudenT Council Sadie l'lawkin's Dance. Everyone arrived aT The hoedown ouTTiTTed in hillbilly cosTumes3 many came wifh miss- ing TronT TeeTh. Judges selecTed Donna Hopkins and George Wel- linghursT as The besT dressed Tolks aT The aTTair. The couple received The TiTle oT Barnyard King and Queen. A pie-eaTing conTesT and hiTching posT, where couples could be married by Preacher Kenny GuleTTe, provided innumerable laughs Tor parTici- panTs, as well as specTaTors. The Esquires Twanged ouT Tunes Tor boTh square and rock dancers. Candied apples and cider' re- Treshed breaThless dancers as They resTed on bales oT hay during breaks. Junior-Senior Prom Captures Sprin I H Spring Tever prevailed as l.aTayeTTe welcomed spring wiTh The Junior-Senior Prom. PasTel Tissue Tlow- ers and arches helped carry The season inside. Arriving early, TwenTy-Tour nervous seniors awaiTed The announcemenT oT prom royalTy. Female members oT The courT waiTed in The Red Room, while Their male counTerparTs sTood in The corridor. Finally, The escorT-halT oT couple eleven enTered The Red Room and slowly walked To his parTner. EighT more genTlemen enTered, one by one, To Tind Their as- signed misses. WiTh every opening oT The door, girls' hearTs rose To Their ThroaTs. Each girl secreTly hoped she would noT be in The nexT couple. EvenTually, only Two girls remained unchosen. One would be queen. The TirsT aTTendanT escorT enTered and walked To his parTner. All suspense ended. Twelve honored couples lined up To be presenTed during coronaTion. Larry Chandler announced The lasT nine couples as They enTered: Then, whaT everyone had waiTed Tor: Second aTTendanT, Miss Theresa Rodriguez, escorT- ed by Mr. Mike ShackleTord. . . FirsT aTTendanT, Miss BeTh Evans, escorTed by Mr. David Marshall. . . and Queen oT The l97I Prom, Miss Belinda Elswick, es- corTed by King Burke Anderson. Genesis sTruck up The TirsT dance, beginning a crowded, whirling, and enjoyable evening Tor all. A 7 Discarding The annual Senior Awards Dinner- Dance, FaculTy Awards were presenTed aT a Senior RecogniTion program. ThirTeen seniors, as well as Their parenTs, had been alerTed beTorehand oT Their nominaTion Tor a special award. However, none were aware ThaT They had acTually won. RecipienTs oT awards were as Tollows: Gary Rice and Theresa Rodriguez, DanTorTh FoundaTion Awards: Paul Walker and EsTher CosTel, FaculTy Cups: Evan ivlassie and Susan Johnson, American Le- gion Auxiliary Awards: Frank Dalzell, Kiwanis Cup: Melanie Pendley, LexingTon Business and Professional Women's Club Award: Susan CranTill, Women's Club Award: Craig Caudill, Yale Cup: Pam Holman, Al- Trusa Club Award: and Bonnie Wise, D.A.R. Award. A Tea, held in The library Tor honorees and Their proud parenTs, Tollowed The presenTaTions. Mean- while, The resT of The senior class boarded buses Tor a picnic aT Keeneland. There, in addiTion To usual picnic acTiviTies, The Times sTaTT presenTed Who's Who Among Seniors Trophies. Winners oT These awards had previously been chosen by Their classmaTes. --:ul K iw? I 4 f, A, f M f 1, lively Senior Picnic V ' , if Liv ' , f fgwfu, , K, 'W 5 my I I V, I, Q i?f1'i E? fri 4 ff i V, U: fa 1 5 , 1 ' ' 5, 1 ' ' 1 iii 2-ti f -ew wi' .f,,i,,Hx ta ,Ii , , ,zff , jf . ff W ' P fp. L g , f y ,L ,gym :sn Tv v fi ., U y,,',?4fi Y 1 41 f'rf4f-2' gan. W. 'Q l i llll Re laces Dinner Dance 5 'ix P , .Q ----ii, gu- 'Fl 'K XQXXYM ,x A' K ffl!!! i 1 51711,- 'V ,ii r ll lUpper lefll Skeeler Caywoocl plays 'lrisby al The picnic. lUpper righll Award winners: lfronf row, from lefll Pam Holman, Susan Cranfill, Susan Johnson, Bon- nie Wise, Melanie Pendley, Theresa Rodriguez, Eslher Coslel. lslanding, 'from lelll Gary Rice. Craig Caudill, Evan Massie, Frank Dalzell. Paul Walker, and Steve Currens. lLower far lefll Craig Caudill receives lhe Yale Cup. lLower lefll l' Healon presenfs lhe American Legion Award fo Susan Johnson. Margare lLower middlel Greg McNul+y, Byron Jessup, and Shelley Duvall enioy fhe pic- nic. lLower rig hll Jim Dyer eals his lunch. 41? , s sb U it ,Y 4 ' -,:v g , , I - ' , , K - Q : I , fm' 'af ,M 3 4 V ,V , ' , , fr ' ' VA X ,I W ' I 4 U I lm, X I 6 V K W- ,H V :f??:,,l,::wg!l, A, 5 xV:,,'v4 ,, . I f 4 G, , J ,,, -V . W I -Y, f, VV f A :gig-w,, 117 1f'gy9,, f-W W-sw f ,gy 'Y . - .mb f ogg., f ,Q - ,-'Q ,- .1 '-:Q ., ,J ' , f ff ,n f' lik! ' 'ffl A-' 1 --.-,. , , - 5f 1. sP f X , ' 'G f- . ' 1. O ,QQ t W- , H asf- f ,f 4-'mf-753' 77. mtv-.tal 4.4, ,L .9 I fy g 7, if 0 f ,-Ms? ,m.9 , ,fw,WlW ' 5 f-'Vw-,at if 'Lv gm '-s. 9 5 V ffAwq,,, xx- A b4 .,,g-,aw if -My.--,'1.'f: L xfw-Q. ,mYf'7.?. W.. KA. M,,'A In ., A ,f fY,:::-.axgww-ny, ',,,Q ,:,,,? , W ju! 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Valediclorians were l'larriel lvlaner, Tim McCor- miclc, and Esllner Coslelg llfie salulalorian was Susan Loclcell. Anxiously awailing 'flue momenl 'rlwal lney would re- ceive llweir diplomas, llwe Class of '7l lislened 'ro llie commencemenl address given by Dr. Ray l-lornbaclc. Vice-presidenl ol Sludenl Affairs al Morehead Slale Universily. f i I E , I, 5 1 E .. 3 12 ii vi I k 2 I ! , i 1 Q i E s 3 A P l B Ii k L 5 I ri i we w Curricular Judy Campbell James Hancoclr Mary Kay Hoskins Mariha Markley Mary Miniard Lily Sfephens Nlr. Featherston Leaves Lafayette l E , N ,Ry ggigw ff f gp ,V , f www y ff 4 ' 7 M004 oe cccc,0w eo,u'mc0,0CW EIHBMMIQ V Q ' WU! ,mn- , ,Q ,ff lLef'rl Former assisfanl' principal Mr. Feaflnersfon allows Mr. Anderson and John Kendall fo use him as parf of a magic acl in +l'1e Talenl' Show. lAbovel Mr. Smifh. principal, is surprised af fhe birlliday calce baked for lwim. lOppOSil'9 P5991 lop leffl Mr. Price, assisfanl' principal, conducfs businesssover flwe phone- lR'9l1ll Counselor Mrs. Sfephens has a lelephone conference wi+l1 a pafenl- lOPPO5'le page, fop riglwrl New assisfanf principal Mr. Mcl-laH'on fallcs wi1'l1 s'ruden'lS- J. I 1' 1. 1 I Jollri Smilh. 9, for Riqllll Pogile if5- fe To Become Totes Creek Princi al 1 H Wei ,Q We 4, W if ' :QW 1' wx! ,,,, 5 L' P ,,. 9' -. 3 1 Z 'i i ' -4' Q lit' La'layeH'e has a new assislanl principal, Mr. Rex Mcl'la'r+on, afler Mr. Warren Feaiherslon lefl lo be- come principal a+ Tales Creek High School. Mr. lvlcl-lallon is a former English leacher and has had adminisfrafive experience al schools near Cincinnafi. Chief adminislralor of Lafayelle is lvlr. J. Lloyd Smilh. l-lis dulies include supervising parenl and slu- denl acliviiies, alhlelics and finances, and delermin- ing school policies. l'lelping him are assis'ran+ principals Dwighl Price and Rex Mcl-laHon. They lake care of homeroom ac- Tivilies, sludenl discipline problems, and aid leachers in coordinafing lheir curricula. The counseling deparlmenl has direcl conlacl wiih lhe sludenls. The six counselors - Judy Campbell, Jim l-lancoclc, lvlary Kay l-loslcins, lvlarlha lvlarkley, lvlary lvliniard, and Lily Sfephens - work individually wiih sludenls To solve problems and aid wilh fuiure plans. S 1 Michigan Poet Max Ellison Recites His WOT I rg,-im' English classes were given The opporlunily lo hear a poel recire his own works when Max Ellison came lo Lafayelle. All English classes sludied poelry. The Seniors covered all Types, buf lhe Juniors and Sopho- mores concenlraled on conlemporary poelry. Among The lileralure of The Seniors was The Boolc of Job, Wulhering Heighls, and Shakespeare's Ham- le'l and Macbelh. They also wrole Term papers on a variely ol Topics. Juniors read A Separale Peace, The Thread Thal Runs So True, and made speeches on conlernporary problems. The Sophomores sludied Ju- lius Caesar, Alas Babylon and made wall painlings. lvlosl classes also pracliced crealive wriling. lUpper lelfl Junior Sieve Brady explains how fo pul on a shirl lo classmale Andy Manchilces. lLower lelll Max Ellison recifes poelry 'ro sludenls. lUpper middlel Sophomore sfudenfs express lheir feelings in a collage. lUpper righfl Diana Dunn prepares nofes for her Senior lerm paper. .F-'A-l aud 9f Works To Lafayette English Student f FQ z:-M i f -any ew ,tt.' 1 f H f M f ugh! 6 .11 I 1' 1 1' ,:., ,W SWG. flllqrx, in 45 My ra , I i I 7 7 1 - .,,,-'A X ,. V f saafl 3, ,Zi - 5 fffffz A ' 4 1 , r I 'sql if ' A i , my if mg, Christy Beard Anne Combs Bonnie Cummings Eloise Dietz Frances England Jeanne Garbee Jane Harrison Margaret Heaton Cheryl Hiten Lucille Nash Betty Newby Mariorie Robertson Pat Tatman Elsie Tatum Jacquelyn Walker E 1 '. ' V, fx. Humanities Class Appears lllighfl David Cox uses slides for arf examples. lBelow, clockwisel Sfudenls enjoy Themselves af fhe Mead Hall Banquet Arfhur Filzpafrick demonslrales lhe mon- sfer Grendel, Bob Perkins lighls Grendel. King Rick Amerine proposes a loasl. lBelow cenferl Rick Amerine and Holly Hanna are chosen King and Queen al fhe Mead Hall Banquet lOpposi're page, lopl Merrill Smifh aids lhe sludy of music in humanilies wilh his quifar. lOpposil'e page, bolloml Leslie Anderson, Band Di- recfor, receives Thank You from lhe humanilies sfudenfs. 1 Xa 'KWH'-4 on Nc-awsmuker 70 au.. cf- any 7, G , ...ug . ', .Q i rw- -ng-I Sf: 115 .Q Ski, ,ii li. . ', his T bbq, .. vw 'i ...i- S 'gl sl t if , . ' r Q . -. -hh The humaniTies deal wiTh maTTe'rs ThaT never go ouT oT sTyle - basic quesTions, basic answers, basic ideas, basic Teelings: also, The humaniTies help us Teel a parT oT mankind by showing us how we TiT inTo cer- Tain unchanging paTTerns in human liTe - how each oT us is parT oT someThing larger, explains Miss Jane Harrison, The humaniTies Teacher. Music and arT appreciaTion are inTerTwined Through The humaniTies. As each period in liTeraTure is sTudied so is The corresponding period oT arT, music, and archiTecTure. Channel 27's Newsmaker 70 TeaTured The LaTay- eTTe l-lumaniTies class in The Tine arTs oT music, arT, liT- eraTure, and philosophy. STudenTs can Take Their humaniTies TalenT and use iT in consTrucTive manners ouTside oT class. Examples oT This are: Melissa Bruce playing in The YouTh Orches- Tra and Bob Perkins acTing aT Jenny Wiley STaTe Park. Plays and Their original sources were sTudied prov- ing The universaliTy oT liTeraTure. A Tew were Man oT La Mancha, Camelot and Fiddler on The RooT, and My Fair Lady. Ar 'Q kb 51 D' ll Superior Rating At UK lilxilp far leffl 'David Crabb and Luanne Azevede display Their acTing Talenf in Holormwood' lil-Op leTTl STephanie Jordan porTrays Tiny Tim. lBoTTom leTTl Pam Stelfldg and Mary Kersey perTorm dueT acTing. lTop righTl STaTe s besT acTor. C 9 Urrfmsi P0f+fdyS moods in Tacial expressions. lTopl Chip Diehl and S'f9V9 urrens Phllosophize abouT liTe in conTesT play. Wormwood. a modern moraliTy play, capTured TirsT place in The Regional Drama Fe-sTival and re- ceived a superior raTing in The STaTe Drama FesTival. STeve Currens was selecTed besT acTor aT The STaTe FesTival Tor his perTormance as Wormwood. Drama Tries To Teach The sTudenTs porTrayal oT life, a characTer, or a sTory Through acTion and dia- logue Tor TheaTrical perTormance according To Mrs. Thelma Beeler, The insTrucTor. The course begins wiTh emphasis on observaTion and sense recall. OTher uniTs include sTaging, make- up, characTerizaTion, and producTion oT a play. STU- denTs presenTed a Two-day drama TesTival Tor l.aTay- eTTe English classes. as W,,gfl MW' i i i T 4. modflfw 3-03,10 i 1 1'1 '54 4 'AJ . 1 i D . , A M y ' if 'yy , V 4.2, ' V2fw.,4,f 4.: 'ff' if if , i ami Tgllvffvlfv nf' ky 'Z' ,f f T gm? f , Q 5' if ,We ,. f iw , A fy I ,T X, ,f-'f,:wyff,fr 51,1 -' , l T f,,' , T , 1 A ,f f'L ' 26, ' -' i f is Q, f i , 2 1. 9. . K WWW in . M 'Jwfuw '!f59,,,P. T Mr. Leslie Anderson, l.aTayeTTe band direcTor, was draTTed in The army and gone Tor Training Trom The end of November unTil The middle oT April. During his absence, Mr. Farrell Took his place. The band is acTive Through The summer as well as school monThs. This year Their acTiviTies included marching aT The STaTe Fair and The Derby Parade in Louisville and compeTing aT The Danville lnviTaTional Anderson Drafted, J II1l 1' 5 T of X L X .ms N. -A. .Lvl Qf .KN ..s W T Nw? . N ff.. ... s ...S 2, ,Ag .Q 1 T iv ,,.i Ji V' Q- and The Lion's lnviTaTional band conTesTs where They placed second. They also presenTed boTh a winTer and a spFif1Q concerT. In addiTion, The band received an inviT6JfiOV' To march in naTional compeTiTion aT Rock Falls, lllif1Ol5 in early June. They reTurned wi+h Three Trophies - Tor besT parade and concerT band and Tor besT overall band in The midwesTern division. .A I TJ' H 9 S TQ ff 'Q iq M QL' Ni. , if I, ' sp n.i,.w ' if . gy, 's- ,v - ll L' ff!-H - YJ Q 1 , i.iL'ii'i3i inf X P, 1 llf- 5 -il figlli I. U, u' ' ' 18 - in , ' ' .TN S n ' Ni Hi 4- . L ll l i l li fl l , I m S? ' R V741 ' . ,F 2s,' if 12? were llel a SPlll nvilaliol In Training For Four Month C' . 1 ff 0f me -.K ,,, T M9 'Q ? in-L Drum maiors Pai Mills lfar leffl and David Cox lboH'om leffl lead fhe band in fhe Armed Forces Day Parade. Vicki Wifi, band sponsor lfop cenferl smiles af fhe crowd while marching af a foofball game. lTop righfl The Lafayeffe Band. Phil Saunders lboffom righfl yells enfhusiasfically for fhe Generals. l i I Band Wins Three Trophies- ilff 5 I pawn'-nw W X ,,,.s,, 6 www 1 Ir' V 'qW 'lF',Gin...r gi. ' , N 'www URL!-4t:bIHA In PETITE SYMPHONY J D, Howard Judy lfop lefrl plays sfring bass in The Chrisfrnas concerf. The Lafayerfe lTop cenlerl Lafayelfe band marches al' a foorball game. lBol'+om FlQlWl'l Bang Orchesfra lboffom lefll. Members are ll ro rl Debbie McCray, Darlene Halalelc, sponsor. Vicki Wifi, direcfor, Mr. Anderson, and drum maiors. Pal Mills an' Tom Cressman, Greg Shields, Melissa Bruce, Lynn Wells, Doreen Halarelc, Janie David Cox, display 'rrophies won al Midwesr Championship Band Confesf. A- Smoof, Shelby Bowman, Linda Hand. Norman Kirk, Paula Wilson and John Elliot fred Ramey lrop righll concenlrafes on playing his saxophone. 1 in I Band Il and s ist- Al Orchestra Attends Workshop T N his .r J rf vs hi..M The Latayette Orchestra, directed by James Uyke, attended a one-day music workshop with three other Lexington public high school orchestras. The work- shop consisted ot a practice in the atternoon and an evening concert tor tamily and triends. Three special pertormances were given by the or- chestra: in the tall, at Christmas, and in the spring. Among the music they played were selections trom the musical l-lair. The orchestra also attended the annual Music Fes- tival at the University ot Kentucky. ln a scale ot rat- ings trom one to tive, they received a two or an ex- cellent rating. Leslie Anderson James Dyke L i Vocal Music Students Perform In V. 1 I . H-4 i I I f .. l in lil i. e T . . it 'v f J B - f -X 9 ,V+ V' , X e . ' P , . A 5 f J' .. T . Q K 1 .. , , xl . ., vi ,1' I' fry is T 'Sy fl 'Wi i . A i A i F ' i 2, ' ' ' 3 f 1 W 143ml-ig-3, , 'hw A M i W . . A W H. his X Ns' ' Q X ' su Ni? vi S H N -- s Jean Wake M ii --,gr ,s W... . I .. .- U if rl A if gif Q 'Q ,fff'l' i Vocal Music sfudenfs, direcfed by Jean Wake and managed by Jeanne Garbee, presenfed fhe opereffa Down in fhe Valley fo fheir fellow sfudenfs. Down in fhe Valley is fhe sfory of Braclc Weaver who is in jail because he has killed a man during a fighf over his sweefhearf, Jenny Parsons. Brack breaks ouf of jail for one lasf visif wifh Jenny, fhen he is hanged. Af Chrisfmas, fhe Vocal Music and Orchesfra classes combined for a program including The Nighf Before Chrisfmasu and selecfions from l-landel's Messiah, Friends and Family nighf in lafe spring gave each vocal group a chance fo perform sepa- rafely. Two groups, Girls' Choir and Mixed Chorus, re- ceived superior rafings af fhe Sfafe Music Fesfival. Tradifionally, Girls' Choir sang af baccalaureafe and Mixed Chorus af commencemenf fo end fhe year. lFar leffl Brack Weaver lllandy Saxfonj sings fo Jenny Parsons ll'l0llY Hannal in fhe musical Down in fhe Valley. lUpper cenferl Counfry folk gossip on sfage. lFar righfj Preacher lArfhur Claybornel delivers a sermon. lBoffom righfl The Lafayeffe Girls' Choir. Members are ll fo r - baclc rowl Liz Morris. Gloria Sfeele, Denise Maffingly, Marfa Johnson, Susan Lockefl. Nancy Froehlich, Sandy Tolson, Beverly Mifchell, Barbara McGauql19Yi Penny Dykes, Jan Fowler, Mrs. Jean Wake, Melinda Brill, and Gail Hardy. lfronf rowl Ann Wilford, Joni Taclceff, and Shirly Seffles. 9 and reHa aaver ng 6 reaks he is esfra light del's aring epa- , F6- wal. and r. 1 Holly A f folk mon. fowl 'IreH. ihey. ardy- 'D own In The Vaneyu W., 1 Conversational Language Courses Give Brlef Ouilme Of language And Customs 1 -'NW S . , . 1.3 2- 1-'I . ,. nl. . ,nu-7. '.f. '. . -..,, .mgguxggjf-, QA: 4 s 1. .M-311: P- -:E-1 .,'-fqfgggw 1 I if . ,,,, Xfniyg? +-'ig . Q 4 pw ll md' ...fo X 'rw -. ,.u -s 54, ,. 'ilfiffwf-?fe2fifZ:sfr2or ' ' 5 G'?'92v' 94'5:',' is ,,.,. H gy yy fan a F .VZ ,,, My New one-year conversalional French and Spanish courses enable sludenls 'fo learn lhe conversafional language, geography, cusloms, and culfures of counlries wi+hou+ Taking several years of Their lan- guages. Regular classes learn language rules, read plays and excerpfs from books and arlicles, and praclice speaking by using The language lab. To add varie'ry, plays are somelimes wri++en and performed. One French class complelely decorafed 'rhe class- room like France. Olher classes learned +o play popu- lar French sporls such as soccer and boule or lawn bowling. Spanish s'ruden1's used 'relephone conversafions and lisfened +o conlremporary Spanish records fo help fa- miliarize lhem wilh lheir coun+ry's cullure. lUpper righfl Bill Barnes and Geoff Reed pracfice conversing in Spanish by Telephone. ll.ower righfl Nancy Valyo poinfs an accusing finger af David Swofford during a ski'f Taken from fhe French play Topaze. lcenler leffl Se- norifa Debbie Roberls pours refreshmenfs for Joyce Brown, fhe Frifo Bandi- fo. lFar leffl Susan Johnson pracfices playing French boule amidsl +he cheers of fellow classmales. WMV Z2 47 Latin Students Win Two Superiors LaTin sTudenTs aTTended The KenTuclcy ConvenTion oT LaTin Clubs and STudenTs, where They received Two superior raTings Tor Their' myThology quilT and scrap- book. Glenna Jones won Third place in The discus Throw and BeTh Ann Jewell was elecTed sTaTe secre- Tary. ProiecTs were made insTead oT Taking The NaTional LaTin Exam. Some included a silenT movie, a myTholo- gy noTeboolc, and TranslaTing an exTra Three hundred lines oT LaTin. OTher acTiviTies were The mourning oT Caesar's deaTh on March I5, a bulleTin board using ads wiTh LaTin words, Tilms on Rome, myThology Tapes, and TranslaTing auThors such as Ovid, Virgil, and Caesar. German sTudenTs did research on Tamous German people, played games To help learn vocabulary, and read German magazines. OTher acTiviTies included a German dinner, and soccer games. K .rx H0 German Student Have Soccer Games it 'M .gui N-M-ur WTQ I l . e W. :gf P . Q. , B eh- - Q. F-W . we , Q , x I D Q S 4 .E e K. i N 1 a. N N X S A N..X.. , X K f A W ' X ' P' , W . 1 ' Il' X K 0 W I 3 J ' . T H r ' W M' . i i. Q e In I I W' S- fupper left, Vicki Rudd. Sue Gaines, and Sfeve Holfhaus change rhe Lahn ff0pl1y cases. fLower leffj Keirh Johnsfon franslares La+in'by board drayv- if1QS- fUpper righfj German s+uden+s play soccer. KLOWSF HGH, Leah We'55 serves German food To S'reve Brady. Sally Robinson Lynn Tender New Survey Course Gives Students OV' -rs NX wg X 2 X W' 5 X ix Six NX K X N x A xx Q My if - s - -'--- -17: -, ks se fe s::4'.? .' c . fig X VKX 5 glm X3 Nm RX fx N X- - I. e ,fi 5 ., V ' sway Q ' . tex t , it-Qxigvxis ', 'ffiix Q XS X X X Q X X X ' 4 v x YR X EN gb 4 Q , JS X X or x I x Q an 'H , s . N, -61155 : - G.: ' 4- xs' Yi AQ R' 4 :- NUT Q 1' f a X 1 .li lUpper lefll Marfha Dowdy examines her family free. lBo+'rom cenferl Gary Murphy gives fhe ink blof personalify +es+ fo Priscilla Fain. lCen'rer righfl Fafher Moore explains fhe sfrucfure of lhe Cafholic church 'ro Wes+ern Civ- ilizafions classes. lFar righfl Fran Blair lisfens while Pal Lafhrem fallcs on an old-fime lelephone during a U.S. Hisfory skit Virgil Chambers Q Ll XZ' D 'ww 'HW Chrisfine Dewey 5 V' we Jerry Dewine 'M' CDW' Samuel Fife Louise Fugafe Harry Gordon ,,,. f, ' -.nv Gerald Kays Bill Mcllrafh .,,,, ' Truman Moore v ,, , f Z? f 3 ' e 'ince ,ps-.c Overall View 0f Social Sciences ' X . V 4 -, c,':A , f'i+-.1 'QQ'-' i- -12 l if I T T. 44 A course has been added To The curricula To give sTudenTs a general knowledge oT seven social sciences - sociology, psychology, anThropology, poliTical science, economics, geography. and world problems. lnk bloT and IQ TesTs were used in The psychology uniT. STudenTs researched Their Tamily Tree Tor anThro- pology. Sociology included a sTudy oT black Ameri- cans in governmenT. ApproximaTely Tour To six weeks was spenT on each secTion. MosT classes made use oT ouTside inTormaTion sources and sTudenT creaTive TalenT. WesTern Civiliza- Tion classes sTaged The Spanish lnquisiTion and had several speakers, including Two rabbis, a priesT, and a VieTnam veTeran. STudenTs in U.S. l lisTory classes puT on skiTs and monologues and made a silenT movie. GovernmenT classes experimenTed in creaTing a new Torm oT gov- ernmenT. Psychology classes Took a Tield Trip To EasT- ern STaTe l lospiTal. APS Replaces Introduction T Bill Barkley Ruby Bays Ken Caudill Janelf Childress William Farnau Louella Losey , SH Y. . W ,. ,Y , an aw. fs X W ,Q - K Q X Wu. X9 XQEXQ X xi. 1+ , S. QQ f is 2 f A if, if L. X K S Barbara Main 1 EE1 1' .,,, 'NM ' .4 A xl B W, X 5 ,. as R ,g X i. gi,,s-uw A A XX ai. Z .sbt X Mf mx 'iia ' Y Xl . X X B X e X X ' X 1 X Ia A Q N XX X Nw . X X X fi xx Q X . xx EX X X Q N X5 QA Sk x TS'-L- 'SSB ,- .Q--I Vg-x.p S- ' -gq- . X :-Z 1. 'x Advanced Physical Science. similar To The Tormer inTroducTion To ChemisTry and Physics, is inTended To supply a general background and undersTanding oT These Two Tields by way oT a maThemaTical approach. Learning emphasis is placed on simple machines. NewTon's laws, Trig TuncTions, and The slide rule. ln addiTion To This new course, The LaTayeTTe Science deparTmenT oTTered courses in General Biolo- gy, ChemisTry, Physics, and Advanced Biology. Mr. Barkley and several second-year biology sTu- denTs collecTed marine specimens Trom The Florida Keys during spring vacaTion. Sea anemones, crabs, and several diTTerenT species oT coral reeT Tish were broughT back and kepT in liTe - supporT sysTem aquariums in Mr. Barkley's room ThroughouT The year. lUpper leTTl STeve Linville and Melissa Brewer dissecT a caT specimen in Biology ll class. lLower leTTl A moray eel capTured in The Florida Keys. lUpper righTl Ann Baker and Gloria Buchanan experimenT wiTh pulleys in The new APS class. lLower righTl Tim Qualls and PaTTi Perry work wiTh reagenTs and precipiTaTes in ChemisTry lab. Nlath Classes Prepare Students ZMWM Probabilily classes proved lo be inleresling when 'rhe sludenls parlicipaled in coin lossing, dice rolling, and card drawing. Through lhese game experimenls, sludenls learned 'ro sel up lheorelical models, using The slalislical dala 'rhey compiled. Olher malh classes learned aboul 'rhe compuling of Federal lncome Tax and how 'ro fill our income lax forms. These classes helped 'ro prepare The sludenls for fulure business problems. Malh courses also 'raughl sludenls aboul graphs, formulas, and logic 'ro give 'rhem a lundamenlal knowledge of figures. lTopl Mr. Boershinger's probabilily class lesfs fhe odds. lllighfl Merill Smifh proves lheory from lhe book lo Miss Haggard. lTop righ+l Gary Rice solves a mafh problem wi+h help from Mrs. Fischer. F ur Future Business Problems 6 ii is 'Q xx. ,. Sql' inn! i li iil ' WM-nur' me ,eu ' X '3' gl if Jerry Boershinger eys, k Lf, , Visalia Champ as Sigma 'Lg ss. . N X I x 1 xo ix x Q X X 14 ,fx Q ,Asif so - 'QQ . -1 1 i ' ,. sw N R -' Zi I 1 ,, wav V -'--or , I - ,, e A' f '.Q' ,md Ruby Eslcew Lydia Fischer Viola Greene Carrie Jackson Laleah Logan Clarice Ramey Hazel Rowland Rufh Sfraus New Key Punch Machines Augment f Y EU Key punch machines added a new dimension lo lhe Business deparlmenl. The IBM Execulary. anolher ad- dil'ion, allowed lhe sfudenl +o lislen fo diclalion Through earphones and +hen lype wi'rhou'r looking a'r wri'r'ren copy. The coop program provided lhe oppor'+uni+y for s1'uden'rs wi'rh six business credils +o earn an addilion- al credil by working. Ofher business courses include: Typing, Shorlhand, Nolehand, Bookkeeping, and Vo- calional Clerical Pracfice. Disfribulive Educafion classes under lhe direclion of Mr. Pennock learned aboul adverlising, markefing, merchandising. and governmenl regulalions perlain- ing +o fhese areas. Along wi+h 'rheir sfudies They kep'r lheir display windows decora+ed wi'rh adverlisemenls and seasonal arrangemenfs. Bvsi :F F , Business Department Fw 1.-. ,le l' .-:ffm s-- - ,, I .,- ' lUpper leffl David Barnes sells food fo sfuclenls. lLower lefll Sharon MCA- fee works fhe IBM Execufary. lUpper righfl Nina Sue Jackson. Pam Greer. and Ingrid McCollum concenfrafe on fheir +yping assignmen+s. lLower righfl Sieve Durham prac+ices selling clofhes To Kafy Morgan. 5 -f g Sue Ann Breeze i X Gloria Delane YK? 4 NGA- ' ' -W Y Maudine Frisby Elizabefh Joseph Annemarie Langley Jack Pennoclc Elaine PrewiH Doraleen Smifh Mary Smifh 2' Joyce Soufhgale , .Q- . V . . V L '1 Rec cludeo Every The w To such were drunh police in The The Utlo E, Vlf, Xsxxv Q I nv- 'al fin' as 5 if . ., ,,-q ,X ,X c X. g5P Q Hnwg,i i x,,iM,s,aW T ff - emma , www - -5 ,Q 4. ,, f V' ' A ,N W U V wsu.-ff?,,6 f' mf - rf f -W . RequiremenTs for Driver's EducaTion sTudenTs in- cluded examining The engine and changing Tires. Every sTudenT was able.To show his abiliTy behind The wheel under The supervision of an insTrucTor. To cauTion The sTudenTs on careless driving, films Such as Mechanized DeaTh and Signal ThirTy were shown. They were also warned of The danger of drunken driving, being Told of The breafhalyzer ThaT police officers use To measure The conTenT of alcohol in The breaTh. The indusfrial Arfs curriculum added a new course in surveying, Teaching The fundamenfals of This impor- TanT field. The deparTmenT also confinued insTrucTion In draffing and archiTecTure, coordinafing oTher courses wiTh The counTy's VocaTional school. lUPD.er leffl John Van Dyke concenTraTes on planing a board. lTop cenferl Rick Cums-0PeraTes a laThe in Woodworking class. ll.ower leTTl Mark Campbell lines up a.5'9l1lTn9 during oufdoor pracfice of surveying skills. lUpper righfl Marianne Mucio aTTempTs To change a Tire for Driver's Ed, while Roy Mulberry looks on. ,fm MW V Work Study And Child Cure Truiningl Pr .a1l2K.s.. lUpper leffl Linda Augusf concenfrales on sewing. lLower cenferl Marfha Saun- ders and Dolfie Buckner enlerlain children during fheir child care Training. lUpper cenlerl Gary Cariel and Kenl Adams repair a dillo machine. lUpper righfl Kalhy .Johnson and Mary Humlcey pu? The finishing louches on a pie. ' BeH'y Mills Dolores Nelson Carolyn Wheeler Rufh Averi'H' -5, if mm- N- xkg 1 K ,,,. ' ,V iff! I ,fy 'e '7 QW. Lila Ranlun Rebecca Tucker 7 Mabel Williamson Programs Offer Practical Experience . Q 4 3.4 AA:-canon fnunnvvu . 'mini' - .giglfj 1. P55 .x . i L :Q . NN . ' se. . Q 1 1 'eec f X .r v A 'XX A new dimension oT The Home Economics deparT- menT is The Child Care OccupaTional Training pro- gram. This class meeTs Three hours daily To sTudy The duTies and responsibiliTies oT child care aides. STudenTs are able To geT pracTical experience in a small nursery aT school and aT proTessional nurseries in The LexingTon area. Regular home economics curricula includes learn- ing To cook, sew, and use The basic principles oT inTe- rior decoraTing. STudenTs begin by baking muTTins and pies and sewing simple dresses, Then progress To cooking Tull meals and making Tailored garmenTs. Job-orienTed describes The work sTudy program. lT is designed To help sTudenTs geT jobs, hold Them, and To spend The money They make economically. Areas covered include sewing, repairing machines, Tilling ouT income Tax Torms, and iob inTerviewing. Physical Education Department Fencing, gymnastics, soccer, track, and baseball were some ot the activities ottered to boys in their P.E. classes. A new class, P.E. III, was added to the curriculum tor the tirst time. Included in the new course were teaching techniques tor potential coach- es and training in unusual sports such as tencing and bowling. Girls' classes were active with tennis, track, basket- ball, and other sports. They ended the year with an over-night camping trip to Natural Bridge. Preparation tor the trip included tirst-aid care training, rope tying, tire building, and cooking skills. Health classes studied units in dieting, community and world health problems, and grooming. They had speakers to talk about the ettects ot drugs. lAbovel Coach Barnett instructs Mike Howard and Rod Jones in tencing. lRightl A somersault is demonstrated in Girls' P.E. lOpposite page, lettl Greg Jaske aids Paul Carter in handspring. lOpposite page, rightl First aid methods are practiced in health class. , KLA, V ,Y lnlf' Introduces P.E. Ill To Lafayette 5,-.----W xx f Ti L-- W, X 'Am fa ! . -- 1-M -tw '.-. Q - .X Grace Fragstein i Q. Pamela McClam .s fs . ...A . -- f 5 4? f? Jock Sutherland Tw -4 Cadets Visit Norfolk Naval Baseg Che l-lighlighling Jrhe year lor Lalayel+e's Naval Junior ROTC cadels was Their visil +o a naval base in Nor- folk, Virginia. Since The NJRGTC program was inilialed al La- fayelle lasl year, The sludenl cadels have been under The direclion of Caplain Bernard Cares and Chief Sallee. Sophomore Cheryl McSpadden was crowned queen al' The 2nd Annual SeaTarer's Ball. The sludenl cadels wore Their dress blues Tor The occasion. lAbovel Cheryl McSpadden is crowned queen af ball. lAbove righfl Cadels gafhered during four al Norfolk. lNear righfl Caplain Cafes dances wiih slu- denl' al ball. lFar righf, l fo rl llsll Chief Sallee, Waller Creech. Carl Belcher, Raymon Wrighl, Richard, Charles, R. Pafchen, Caplain Cafes. l2ndl John Ja- cobs. Larry Bain, Eric Gardner, David Sams. Donald Prafher, Mike While. l3rdl Ernie Brindle. James Lykins, Darrell Combs, Ray Whisman, Wayne Boian, Bill England. Pai' Province. l4+hl Harley Rifchie, Bob Wilford, Andy Budzinski, Bill Umsfead, Lloyd Tharp. Charles Powell. Jeff Hogue. l5+hl Bill Logan, Sieve Mur- phy, Richard Rice, Mike Jordan. Jeff Bell, Jason Taylor, Joe Harney, Glen Birch. lbfhl Tim Rodgers, Tim Duncan, Jim Johnson, Darrell Burlon, James Rivard, David Griffin, Charles Brown, Larry l-lumes. Mike Jones. l7l'hl Ricky Lairson, Gil- berl Prichefl, Paul Loufxllen, Danny Honican, Kennelh Owens. lColor Guardl Elmer Frost Larry Long, Harold Chism, David Faulconer, Danny Pofler. Q .Qi .,....L--X Cheryl McSpudden Named Queen Of Bull ,QW Vs, Q z K 5 l A. -Aux K. Rm. Extracurricular Take-0ver Day Successful -.N , - . sg. -.4-sr., , - -wav 1 2 ' -.. , , . . , - - X M . -.11-3 'shew' ' 'f.-'4Ye! '?'9f' :Q -'1' ' ', A .. . .- ,x N , s - r , Q . - -Q .,-s-- .. . ,, A . J- ' L vs ' -1, ., . . ,ff -s s s .- M, . - - ,... ,-+4- 'fp - ff ,-,,, is . V , , , 1, , 4, sm , N .. , , R ,, c . . I g -.-cy, 5 A ,Je-5,-N. 5, ,ef N52 Q W V,,,,.,,,. g. ., A ,TNQ V,-,..,.,.. V 1 X, ,. K , s xi N Q, gawk 3-sN,S'dw,,-f.f,f1-,-' -,doggy r Q fs , N 5 f - , yy s 5. f- ,,, fr: ,yljgr Egg 'V-L. 'ff , .Mac 's Hg as ' . , rv . '. , . , , I - i .., , , - s f , , H -f. Y - - 1. 5 X . ,- . 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L- ,X g ,MF if 1 f Z-,I M fu ' 1: N' f v i'im?:.s3 'f'f', 1,14 sf' . . s . f fs. .,,,s:.s:1,f6?' -ff QE-wus-, Sludenl Council Represenfalivesx lfronl row, lell lo righll Susan Jones, Bonnie Wise, Jennifer Lail, Palfy Perry, Donna Davis, Melanie Pendley, Belly Pigg, Glo- ria Sleele, Cindy Leonard, Jackie Wrighr, Kay Sfalon, Candy Franks, Janel Bar- nefl, Kim Machmer, Paffi Richards, Vicki Will, Donna Cook, Rolanda Newsome. Rosemary Palmer. lsecond row, lell fo righll Cindy McGuire, Coleen Smilh, Ann Brewsler, Kalhy Johnson, Vicky Vaughn, Leslie Mirchell, Joni Tackell, Barbara Alford. Pal Lairson, Marlha Dowdy, Pam Holman, Holly Gabel, Carol McKen- zie, Kalhy Walls, Linda Jones, Janie Fergus, Vicki Wilson, Marsha Houslon, Bar- bara Befly, Luanne Azevedo. lback row, lefl lo righll Craig Caudill, Frank Sul. lon, Keilh Brammel. Benny Dalzell, Tom Weaver, Glenn Reigelman, Tim Gro vens, Roger Michael, Jim Granl, Bruce Crawley, Audrey Davis, Jeff Reed, Rob erf Adams, Greg Sheilds, Waller Creech, Jimmy Johns, Andrew Schroyer Kenny Gullelfe, Paul Black. 1'1 ' f i f iiiff' 1 1' M l in Sha l'lOu5lg- 2 1. xg fdlldlll, iraqi..- lelmen. lm T. Jeii Reei lg, llllll9W Sfh: For Student Council ' 'N FR. N. T if ...mngt Q xi. 3 ii 'Y . .KX Q i Sponsored by lvlrs. Thelma Beeler, The STudenT Council conTinued Their annual proiecTs including: Hush BuTTon Day, The Ugly Legs ConTesT, and The TalenT Show. They also disTribuTed Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas baskeTs To The needy. ln addiTion To These proiecTs The STudenT Council organized a Sadie Hawkins Dance and a STudenT Take-Over Day. Dressed like hillbillies, sTudenTs aTTended The Sadie Hawkins Dance, which had noT been held Tor several years. On Take-Over Day Teachers became pupils and pupils were given supervision oT classes. lfxbovel STudenT Council officers ll-rl Luanne Azevedo, Bonnie Wise, Rosemary Palmer, and Kenny 6ulleTTe make announcemenTs during STudenT Take-Over Day. lBoTTom leTTl STudenTs enioy Themselves aT Sadie Hawkins Dance. lBol'Tom righTl J. B. Dexman. Teresa Rodriquez. and Gary Rice explain a maTh problem on STudenT Ta ke-Over Day. French Club Host S lAbovel Debbie Hall serves Barbara Bush and Mrs. Taylor al lhe French Dinner. lOpposile page, 'ropl Paul Walker, Carlelon Currens, Jeff Jones, Leah Weiss, and Evan Massie prepare lo slarl in The Tour de Lalayeflef' lMiddI l F h e reno Club members llronl' row, lefl lo righll Rolanda Newsome, Barbara Bellez, Jane Tarlringlon, Andy Leonard, Rosa Rodriquez, Karen Rahenlcamp Belly Esles, Debbie Pilfman. lmiddle row, lefl lo righll Merrill Smilh Sle 'ha ' AH' lc , p nie ic, Susan Johnson, Billie Sue McDonie, Cynlhia Finney, Rosemary Palmer, Mary ll g 42uq,,.,,,.1,,hnzSv- VY ' H que' Ma Kers6Y- Rulh Oremus, Pam Holman, Barbara Bush' MelalUisLBbbZlham.M6fY Carr, Esrher Coslel. lbaclc row, lefl lo righll Mrs. liaylofg ai Lynn Clark, Holly Logan, Fran Blair, Ann Palch, Nancy VGlYO' Melmda e ' Danr1Y . M nedf. Gable, Roberla James, Tom Herron, David Swallord, Dan Y . McPheron, Evan Massie, Leslie Trapp. lBo++Oml Jell Jone de Lalayellef' s comes in firsl In Tour glTOUl -- Iarl. Hll fgf lil Tour De Lafayette --.--.. ,,..,c - .-.c,,,. -.sms ...N .,,w-bww! y K R M ff, Tour de France, a cross counlry bike race, came 'ro Lafayelle in The form of Tour de Lafaye'r+e held May 8. Conlesfanls raced along a mapped oul roufe around Lafayelle. Jeff Jones won fhe event Two ofher main evenfs sponsored by Jrhe French Club included Jrhe Mardi Gras, held February 27 and a French Dinner. ' latin Lafaye'r're's Spanish Club sold candy To raise money for various proiecfs. Members and 'reachers confribufed Spanish arli- cles which were arranged info a display. Three slide lecfures oi Spain, Mexico, and Soufh America were presenfed a+ Two meerings. lRigh+J Members Paula Terwilliger, Jennifer Class, Barbara Alford and Donna Davis counf money made from fhe Spanish Club candy sales. Spanish Club lFar righf, fronf row, leff To righfl Johnnie McDaniels, Anne Slevens, Dale Derrickson, Mrs. Walker, Valerie Sfafford, Melanie Pendley, Sarah Gooch, Bobby Baldridge, lbaclr rowl Linda Rebsamen. Dianne Brown, Barbara Burderfe, Janef Puclceff, Jane Urbanslri, Cheryl Wachs, Laurel Jordan, Paula Terwilliger, Johnnie Ander- son, Barbara Alford, Lee Ann Criswell, Marfha Dowdy, Sara Pendley, Donna Davis and BeHy Weber. lsafin Club lBelow, fronf row, lei? To righfl Piper Troxell, Diane Wood, Sfephanie Sfubbs, Sherry Johnson, Debbie Rogers, Glenna Jones, Befh Ann Jewell. Sara Crabb, Befh Pogue, Marsha l-lousfon, Kafhy Brofhers, Becky Owens. lbacl: rowl Joe Lauriclc, Paul Black, Sieve Holfhaus, Sue Gaines, Leegina Pafrum, Viclci Rudd, Mrs. Robinson, Andy Budzinslci, David Hudson. lBelow righfl Debbie Rogers relaxes af fhe Lafin Club banquet Club Hold Banquet, Spanl 3. l Ev ii . L l Heli Spanish Club Sells Candy . I Q iid 4 'Ea 'Wim 1' 5 2 Arriving aT l.aTayeTTe aTTired in Roman garb, LaTin Club members TeasTed aT The annual Roman banqueT. This bangueT. held in May, was The maior program oT The year. Members celebraTed SaTurnalia, The Roman's ver- sion oT ChrisTmas. and Lupercalia, Trom which Valen- Tine's Day was derived, by holding poTluck suppers. Club members aTTended The annual LaTin conven- Tion in GeorgeTown in March. For Their proiecT, They creaTed a guilT composed oT embroidered paTches oT The gods and goddesses. During The year, Teachers who had Traveled in Greece and Rome presenTed slide lecTures. T i 1 O Spanish Honor Society Store 1 T LafayeHe's chapler of Spanish Honor Sociely was hos? of fhe annual convenfion of all Kenfucky chap- fers in March. ln February new members were inifialed. Throughouf 'rhe year. people from Spanish-spealv ing counfries spoke a+ +he meefings. President Jennifer Lail, submi++ed a bi-monfhly s'ra're newsle+'rer which was senl lo all of 'rhe chapfers. All Spanish sl'uden'rs were invifed lo The Spanish Honor Sociefy Halloween parfy. Sfudenfs wore cos- 'rumes and each class presenfed a skit To purchase a bookcase for 'rheir Spanish Encyclo- pedia, members held a car wash To raise money. A+ 'rhe end of The year fhey had a picnic ai a mem- ber's home. rei Convention Held At Lafayette Far leff Spanish Honor Sociefy: fronf row leff fo righf Jennifer Lail Paffy Workman Melanie Pendley Peggy Ellis Donna Davis Janef Elam Eve Wiseman. second row Amy Worrell Mary Anne Gill Sara Pendley Janef Puckeff Janef Whife Barbara Burdeffe Jane Urbanski Mary Halk- er Marsha Neikirk Mrs. Miller Sfeve Push Bruce Crawley. Third row Linda Cummins Dana Holbrook Paffy Droba Jennifer Class Carrie Sher- rod Debbie Glover Alma Reckelhoff Diane Hancock Paffy Perry Kafhy Johnson Vicky Vaughn Bobby Baldridge Joe Myles Phil Sanders Sfeve King. Leffl Jennifer Class and Alma Reckelhoff af fhe sfafewide Spanish Honor Sociefy Convenfion. Below leffl Paffy Workman and Jennifer Lail are all smiles af fhe Halloween parfy. lBelow righfl Ann Smifh serenades w3 e- 'L 'sf P j i i i . i 1 fi . . . . . f i i i . . 1 if' x P ' . . . . fro - ' V ' I' 'I ' f I 'ff . i' ' Q ' ' ' ' i .ijf Xxxikgfj xy ,t i, my M., . PM Sl as 2 I . If 'V u Barry Moberly af fhe SHS Halloween parfy. 2 - Twenty Lafayette Delegates Attend ' sf' . Q The Beta Club is composed ot seniors and iuniors with a grade average ot 3.0. Speaking at the ceremo- ny which saw I4O initiatedwas Father Moore. The ini- tiates brought the entire membership to 222. Highlighting the year's activities was the Kentucky Beta Convention in Louisville. Twenty delegates trom Lafayette attended the three-day convention. Jim Ingles, a member ot the University ot Kentucky Financial Aid Department, spoke to members about the availability ot tinancial aid to interested students. All senior members ot the Beta Club received gold tassels to wear on their caps during baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies, signifying scholastic achievement and high academic standing. The sponsor was Mrs. Clarice Ramey, and the otti- cers were Jenniter Lail, president. Susan Lockett, vice-president, Susan Crantill, secretary, and Patty Perry, treasurer. Kentucky Beta Club Convention ln Louisville N...,..s..,.....,. , 'ly' izgglifsggaflpl L'g0E'9l'l9 .Beta Club Seniors lalphabeticallyl: Seniors: Donna Allen, Luanne Azevedo, Bon- manl Meiisse Bpra a er, 'Billie Barker,vJanet Barnett, Richard Bishop, Paul Black, Mark Blair, Janet Blake- man Suse C Offer, Melissa Bruce, Linda Carl. David Carper, Jayne Cauclill, Jamie Chase. Karla Chris- - fl ranfill. Bruce Crawley, Thomas Cressman, Frank Dalzell, Kenneth Day, Shiela Dean, Teresa De- meresl- Rdymond Dickinson, Jane Dixon, Charles Dowdy, Peggy Ellis, Elizabeth Evans, Arthur Fitzpatrick 315212 TLTSLEEUEDZCINSS, Jill Gard, Linda Gibson, Merri Gill, Pamela Greer, Roger Haddox, Tyanna Hall. gas' Pamela H 'I ln 0 Hdnd. Ray Hardenbergh, Gary Harney, Martha Henson. Mary Henson, Ellen Hod- Jones' Mo K0 man' llgdthy Jackson, Sherry Johnson, Susan Johnson, Sherri Johnston. Glenna Jones, Linda Maher. SagLmeS19Y- 9lD0ruh Kirk, Jennifer Lail, Nancy Lange. Suzanne Leibee, Susan Lockett, Harriet Greg MCNUHY P5 9'fV9' Dbyid Marshall, lra Massie, Tim McCormick, Joe Mclnturff, Donna McKeene. Murmn Engng J? Mills, Leslie Mitchell, Jim Moak, Sara Moon, Elizabeth Morris, Irene Mostowyez, Judy ll Pleyforyh DW. E1 S. J. B. Oexmann,ARebecca Owens, Leegina Patrum, Melanie Pendley, Patti Perry, Elaine Rice' Jayne Oster, Leah Prewitt, Linda Prince. Janet Puckett, Karen Rahenkamp, Clark Reed, Gary Scoggins Carol ebora-h Robinson, Teresa Rodriquez, Everett Royse, Vicki Rudd, Connie Russell, Paul Smoot Pgm S k PEBY- Virginia Sherrod, Steve Short, Suzanne Short, Marcia Sills, Merrill Smith, Edith lone Townsenjvulls, ordon Stacy, Gloria Jean Steele, Nancy Stone, Lindy Sykes. Sandra Torstrick, Chair- liamsl Puma Wil MEY Tl'5mfTi9ll. Nancy Valvo, Paul Walker, John Wallace, Robert Wilford.. Mary Wil- Junion: John Arn, onnie Wise, Rebecca Woodruff. Patricia Workman, Gwendolyn Yates, lRight, belowl Binen Fm 'Sfmt Sfefanie Attick, Teresa Baker, Penelope Barker, Elizabeth Barnes, Carl Belcher, Jon ' NCSS Blair, Christine Brighton, Melinda Brill, Joyce Brown, Richard Brown, Charles Burke, Emily 4, - V . -.s . , ew, Nc . .,,, . Carpenter. Mary Carr, Larry Chandler, Michael Clawson, Connie Collingswarth, Ann Cotterill, Phillip Crewe, Wayne Crow, Sarah Cummins, John Dalzell, Patricia Droba, Diana Duff, Ann Ecton, Gail Edwards. Janet Elam, Patricia Ethington, Pricilla Fain. Edna Farley, Cynthia Finney, Debra Garnett. Theresa Gilbert. Deborah Goggin. Margaret Grail, Frances Griffieth. Jeanne Griffin, Alan Grogan, Darlene Halatek, Do- rene Halatek, Mary Halker, Michael Harmen, Elizabeth Hoffman, Mary Holt, Arlie Honican, Debra Hum- phrey, Janet Jessick, Marta Johnson. Rebecca Jones. John Kendall. Marybeth Kennamer, Annetta Kincaid. Charlotte King, Randall King, Cynthia Knott, Sarah Lacy, Patricia Lathrem, Frankie Lawson, Cassie Lear, Roger Liddle, Mary Logan. Diane Lowery, Janet Loy, Deborah McCray, Billie McDonie, Melanie McHar- ue Carol McKenzie Karen Machmer, Barry Magedanz, James Martin, Mancy Meade, John Michler, Ellen Rvtizell. Lloyd Moore, David Mucci, Ronald Mumphery, William Munn. Joe Myles. Marsha Neikirk, Gene Noland, Kathleen O'Dowd, Jerold Osser, William Page, Rosemary Palmer, Ann Patch, Kathleen Patterson, Connie Perkins, Betty Pigg, Linda Rebsamen, Geoffrey Reed, Deborah Richmond, Carla Rodriguez, Linda Saunders, Philip Saunders, Patricia Schmucker, Gregory Shields. Ann Smith, Charles Soloman, John Spald- ing, Mark Stevens, Margaret Stewart, Stephen Stigers, Stephanie Stubbs, Franklin Sutton, Robert Sutton, Joni Tackett. Kerry Tate, Danny Taylor, Paula Terwilliger, Bettie Trammell, Piper Troxell, Brad Vanmeter, Margaret Versaw, Sharon Watford. Mary Watts, Susan Weaver, Suan Wheeler, Caroline Wilford, Barbara Wilson. Michael Wilson, Stephan Wilson, Eve Wiseman. lfkbovel Beta Club members talk with Jim Ingles, a member of U.K.'s Financial Aid Department. lNear rightl Patty Workman purchases a gold tassel from Harriet Mainer for her graduation. Mu Alpha Theta Sponsors lfsbovel Mu Alpha Thefa Members: lground, lelf fo righll Gordon Slacy, Chuck Dowdy, Gary Rice, Ray Dickinson, Barry Magadanz, Evan Massie, David Swafford, Arlhur Filzpafrick, Paul Walker, Eslher Coslel, Carrie Sherrod, Kafhy Brofhers, Susan Griffilh, Jenny Sherrod, Gail Edwards, Janie Fergus, Leslie Mifchell, Linda Jones, Teresa Rodriguez, Clarke Reed, J. B. Oxeman. Hire escape, lop lo bolfoml Mrs. Slraus, Mrs. Fischer, Melan- ie Pendley, Bonnie Wise, Vicki Rudd, Debbie Humphrey, Cynlhia Finney, Pam Holman. Mary Holt Linda Carl, Melissa Brewer, Jane Munn, Janel' BarneH. lRigh+l Member Evan Massie consumes some refreshmenls al' lhe gel-acquainfed parly. lOpposi+e page, lopl Members ll-rl David Swafford, Nancy Valyo. Leslie Mifchell and Teresa Rodriquez work problems on lhe board fo help olher sfudenfs, and lbofloml member Carrie Sherrod signs up for Opera'rion Cupid wilh The help of fellow members Evan Massie and Leslie Mifchell. Operation Cupid Forfy-'rwo new members were inilialed in'ro Mu Alpha The+a in December. Dr. Raymond Cox, a pro- fessor of mafhemaiics al U.K., spoke on Jrhe role of mafhemaiics in college. Opera+ion Cupid was Jrhe main proiec+ for +he year. Af+er purchasing queslionnaire forms for SI.5O a piece, s+uden+s filled Jrhem ou'r and reiurned 'rhem fo be run Through a compuier. Afler being proc- essed, sfudenfs received 'Four names of compa+ible dales and one of a comple+e opposife. Couples mel a+ a gel-acquainfed parfy on May 6. An addilional acfivily was giving old iv1.A.A. +es+s lo help malh sfudenls prepare for +he l97I +es'r given on March 9. -,,,N ,N m 'f'-zNNQ.:':tNNJ, 'm,ff's'wj e . 4 M'v?-is Y 1' ,, . C j Q r 'j1ii ' National Honor Society Members Tutor llopl Some of fhe members join in a game during one of The meefings. lAbovel Nafional Honor Sociefy members lfronf row, leff fo righfl Vicki Rudd, Debbie Robinson, Sara Moon, Mary Henson, Donna Allen, Teresa Rodriquez, Esfher Cosfel, Paf Lafhrem, Marsha Neikirk, Linda Carl, Susan Fulmer, Shiela Dean, Becky Woodruff, Sherry Johnson, Pam Holman, Sherri Johnsfon, Karen Rahenkamp, Susan Johnson. lsecond rowl Mrs. Soufhgafe, Susan Cranfill, Melissa Brewer, Susan Lockeff, Eve Wiseman, Bonnie Wise, Melanie Pendley, Jennifer Lail, Janef Barneff, Leah Prewiff, Kim Machmer, Tyanna Hall, Paula Wilson, Harrief Maner, Peggy Ellis, Jenny Sherrod, Paffi Perry, Nancy Lange, Piper Troxell. lfhird rowl Ann Wilford, Teresa Demar- esf, Elaine Playforfh, Debbie Goggin, Sfefanie Sfubbs, Jan Jessicks, Janice Versaw, Sarah Lacy, Melanie McHarque, Billie Barker, Linda Jones, Susan Jones, Leslie Mifchell, Janel' Blakeman, Jayne Rifchie, Linda Rebsamen, Diane Brown. lback rowl Ray Dickinson, Craig Caudill, Gary Rice, Merrill Smifh, Paul Walker, Sfeve Holfhaus, Mark Blair, Sfeve Push, Evan Massie, Arfhur Fifzpafrick, Phil Saunders, Sfeve Linville. lRigh+j Assisfing Mrs. Nel- son lleffl, are members lleff fo righfl Susan Lockeff, Harrief Maner and Sfeve Holfhaus. lOpposife pagel Diane Brown admires her graduafion sfole. Help W0l'k Slucly Department - .. T Vlorllmg Pope S Birlh Cerlilicole References J iii X I ef' x i f' -,..... x L-any f . ,CTN-W-,,- -W, , The Nalional Honor Sociely held picnics in 'rhe fall and spring al Spindlelop. New members were inilialed in December. Tom Bell. a local lawyer. spoke a+ 'rhe inirialion. Throughoul lhe year o'rher speakers were heard in- cluding Dr. Rodriguez and a member of ZPG. Service proiecls carried our by lhe members in- cluded luloring, running off diH'os 'lor 'rhe Special Educalion Deparlmenl' and a clean up day al Lafay- elle. To signify 'rheir 3.5 or higher average. senior mem- bers wore gold sloles al gradualion. L-Club I Reorganized At Lafayette, Sulll L-Club Members: lOn sfairs, lef+ To righfl Bill Charllon, Mike Dennis, Benny Dalzell, Kenf Mays, Gary Huffman, Tom Weaver, Mike Shackleford, Gary Reynolds, Glenn Reigelmann, Larry Reynolds, Glenn Huffman, Markm Frakes, Rick Bryant Bill Howard, Waller Creech, Paul Walker, Randy Gil- Iiam, Jenny Sherrod, Robin Parks, John Russell. lsecond row, lefl lo righfl Kafhy Jackson, Luanne Azevedo, Joni TackeH', Nina Jackson, Marianne Mucio, Mary Conrey, Linda Jones, PaHi Richards, Kim Crum, Melvin Hayes, Roberf Adams, Tim Gravens, Bill Coomer, Burke Anderson, Randy Maupin, Ron Mumphrey, Mike Blodge++, Mark Sfevens, Kenny Day, David Eckdahl, Jock Sufherland, lsponsorl. lfronf row, lef+ fo righfl George Wellinghursf, Mark Campbell, Tommy Mann, Chris Crowe, Danny Hellard, Don Wagner, Sfeve Parker, Harrison Shiflef, Mickey Kollros, Jeoff Reed, Mike Provence, Mike Wilson, Roger Michael, Bill Hanna, Craig Caudill Will Freeman. leorllllzed lei? hagpgnsowd ll abil' embers' wllcll glafl SWA fo ll , eleclvfl lom W lain. linll lone! fer. Sllncluclefl il lla llomecomllgflm sel UP they l0lPe'l ilicl will be ifllfo llanyq00l9W llin a few lm lmmidlwfai' gglxjolllllllwlll' :Emi iiudiiinlihm' Hnll6ilhud it--if ,. I ,C ,. L? 4 H Sutherland Sponsors Reorganized Trom several years ago, The L-Club had a laTe sTarT buT accomplished a Tew goals. Sponsored by Jock SuTherland. The club is de- signed To acTivaTe all sporTs wiThin The school. lTs members, which include all oT LaTayeTTe's leTTermen, elecTed Tom Weaver capTain, Doug GarTh co-cap- Tain, Linda Jones secreTary. and KaThy Jackson Trea- surer. lncluded in Their acTiviTies, The L-Club sponsored a Homecoming Dance, redesigned The leTTer iaclceTs. and seT up a Trophy case Tor This year's champions. Also, They helped seT up The Mid-STaTe Comference, which will be inTroduced nexT year. Many goals were seT and hope To be accomplished wiThin a few years such as a Hall oT Fame Tor pasT aThleTes and hanging school Tlags oT every local ciTy school in The gym. lBoTTom leTTl Senior FooTball LeTTermen: ll-rl Ralph Cinnaman, Burke Ander- son, Randy Maupin. Gary Huffman. David Robinson. RoberT Adams. Tom Weaver, Fred OrThmeyer. and Collie Collins are recognized aT baskeTball halffime acTiviTies. lBoHom righTl L-Club Members: ll-rl Gwen French. Mike Provence. D. K. GarTh, and sponsor, Coach Jock SuTherland seT up new Trophy case near gym. Fellowship Of Christian Atlwes Visits i Mrs. J. Walker Sponsors Quill And Scroll , x . 1' , ii' V Q Qne of lhe clubs reorganized al Lafayelle was 'rhe Quill and Scroll. Sponsored by Mrs. Jackie Walker, This club's members are sludenls associaled wilh school publicalions. All of lhe members were inilialed and were pre- senled wilh a nalional Quill and Scroll pin. They also received monlhly periodicals on journalislic wriling. f,.M-yi, A 71'-gAV'.v ,127 'l ' Swrrzfns' ff +...s.:f his e- vs--1 'P lfkbovel Quill and Scroll Members: ll-rl Bill Slrauss, Pall: Richards. B553 Slarns, Jenny Sherrod, Paul Walker, Nancy Trammell, Susan Jonelggf Ar- Mizell, Susan Johnson, Ray Dickenson, Mary Kersey, Susan Lockeflshriners, fhur, Ronnie Milchell. llopl FCA members enferlain children 6+ Hospifal. il Bull EW l Shriners' Hospital The Fellowship of Chrislian Alhleles lF.C.A.l is a nalion-wide organizalion of alhleles, in which all members have one lhinq in common: 'rhey compele in alhlelics and believe in God. LafayeHe's chapler has parlicipaled in several projecls. Their major proiecl was lhe visilalion of Shriner's I-lospilal. The alhleles discussed various lop- ics wilh 'Phe crippled children lhere. They also donal- ed money lo charily. The sponsor is Mr. Roberl Lewis. lLeffl Chris Crowe. Bill Coomer, Harrison Shiflef, Mark Campbell, Richard Dawahare, Fred Orfhmeyer, Mike Blodgelf and Bennie Dalzell falk wifh crippled children. lBelowl F.C.A.: lfirsl row, I fo rl Officers Mark Campbell, Harrison Shiflel. and Burke Anderson. lsecond rowl David Brown. Mark Frakes, Randy Maupin, Fred Orlhmeyer, Gary Taylor, Mike Provence. Mike Blodgefl, and Kenf Mays. lback rowl Jim Rogers, Richard Dawahare, Chris Crowe. Bennie Dalzell. Bill Coomer, Irvin Sfewarl. Bubba Adams. and Dave Robinson. lBelow le'F'I'l Joe Woods and Mike Blodgell' lalk +o a pa+ien+. lFar leffl F.C.A. members cheer up children. Key Club Cleans Red River Gorge, conf' H' The Key Club, a service organizaTion, has been in- volved in various proiecTs ThroughouT The year. The goal oT These proiecTs has been To aid The school and communiTy. ln November, members parTicipaTed in The Red River Gorge clean-up. The club conducTed a comic book drive Tor The crippled childred aT Cardinal Hill l'lospiTal, held several car washes, ldonaTed The pro- ceeds To chariTyl, and They sponsored The Send a Mouse To College drive Tor Cancer Research aT La- TayeTTe. The Key Club also painTed room numbers on all The doors aT LaTayeTTe, served coTTee To LaTayeTTe Teach- ers on conTerence days, and conTinued Their mainTe- nance oT Trash cans ThroughouT The school. Along wiTh The LaTayeTTe STudio Band, They enTer- Tained, and served The residenTs of LexingTon's re- Tired persons home. AT The end oT The year, The club held a picnic aT SpindleTop Tor all The members. The oTTicers Tor The '70-'7l year are ArThur FiTzpaT- rick, presidenT, Gordon STacy, vice-presidenT, John Spalding, secreTary, and Ray Dickinson, Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Goodan. lRigh+l Greg McNulTy danced wiTh residenT of a reTired persons home. lfxbovel Gordon STacy, Greg McNulTy, and John Spalding serve coTTee To o sTudenT Teacher on conference day. lFar righTl The Key Club: lleTT row, Tronf To rearl ArThur FiT2paTrick, Greg McNulTy, Barry Magedanz. Roger LiTTle, Paul Walker, James Moak, Ron Lacy, and STeve Push. lcenTer row, l To rl Evan Massie. Ray Dickinson, Kenny Day, EvereTT Royse, and Gordon STacy. lrighf row, l To rl PaT Mills, Mark Neikirk, Greg WhiTe, Dan Miller, and John Spalding. .gk Aw Contributes To Cancer Research A fa we Iv- Q M kg? ,f JU' 'farvf e rw fi: r V Y Q, Zi cf 75. f f,, . H WAVZUM , V' ' , 'L -Q.. - , f Y . , 4 , ,f We . , , X if f 021 .QM e s 6.7 ' 4 ' 'V ww M ,'-'x,,.,'zVmQ f 1 V U H , I , 1 M, , f 'f ' ' lv W 1 , f , , wi Q W W i ff, fin V A f ww -I ,f-L, , I fp, r :-I ' ff ,' ,, , X 716, ,,,,l!,: , , 1 ., 4 ff if CW, 1. Lf W I 1671 gl' ,,M',f,, 'QQ 1 1, X V UZ' ' 2, few' Q r ,Q 'r'u'? 'f , ,W 2' 12-, If ,!h',f,,7:ff4 ,mrgjqff , ZU,,A.gV't?1r!1f. 4 f 42. My 21,54 4 . jj, 4 ,-'yf 'ffffgreffifrfe f ,. af -fc b,4 ,fym f,!,44 If M , . f . j, 'ff 1, up yiffi, , 2 My f ffv H1 if F f wyfnra ,gefer nm V f f 11 ,, 1 422' ,M 4 9,7 , ffl - fw- , II, fr 3, 4 1 4, Iv, M' If W W fififd iff' , ', 'wr' f ,Www f W4 gf f ,ggwwflf MQW ,,,gn x WW? X. f'75f? f- , 'vdffiurwwfg 4 ww f A r' f .ww , 1: LMA, ,MW .f L, ,f M1 V 1 Z2 -2 W., If , I9 .fam,:! Bg'1 1 rg' gf J Interact Gives S50 To Marshall Fund LaTayeTTe's lnTeracT Club, sponsored by The Lex- ingTon RoTary Club, parTicipaTed in numerous service proiecTs This year. The Club, under The direcTion oT presidenT Frank Dalzell, conTinued The beauTiTicaTion oT The courTyard wiTh The insTallaTion oT arTiTicial Tlowers. They began The work in The courTyard lasT year. OTher proiecTs in- cluded a conTribuTion oT S50 To The Marshall Universi- Ty Fund, a pancake breakTasT, escorTing crippled chil- dren To a LaTayeTTe baskeTball game, and The disTri- buTion oT Tive Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas baskeTs. lRigh+J Geoff Reed, Rick BryanT, Craig Caudill, Don Vermillion, and Frank Dalzell survey plans Tor The beauTiTicaTion of The courTyard. lBelowl The ln- TeracT Club: lTirsT row, I-To rl Don Vermillion, Mike Wilson, GeoTT Reed, David Mucci, Tommy Weaver, Rick BryanT, Frank Dalzell, KenT Mays, Rick Amerine, and Paul Black. lsecond row. l To rl STeve Haggard, David SwaT- Tord, Glenn Huffman, Danny Taylor, Fred Kirchoff, David Wahl, Bruce Crowley, Randy Waddell, ScoTT Eplay, Mark Campbell, Mark Blair, and Gary Huffman. - ,WZ ima: Q H ww fun wmxaig-fam Mum eww! irq we- ! 13111 llhlilifu llhmaw am 1 ig iii limi.. viii iild uniting ill H1111 iii :kind tall:-.....-. Ili' ' Activity Revolves Around Bookstore U lfxbovel Bookstore Workers: lkneelingl Mike Shackletord, Rick Bryant. lmid dle, left to rightl Gary Reynolds, Kathy Jackson, Ellen Cotter. Larry Reyn olds, Beth Evans, David Simpson, Mrs. Heaton, Kim Crum. ltopl Buster Lar kin, Tom Weaver. lLettl Alan Grogan lrightl makes a purchase at the book store. El, Some Students Moo , J VZ' N Q 'lf A 'QWRYX Nm, M, ,ff ff' n 4-. 'W .Ln- . f !, ,T ' W-' I . E 3 QNX ffm x, E nnnn QF' - n - . .yibp--Q-...nhl , im 1 4 4 X A lk Q ii, 3 4 1, -n -' Q :xg n . 5 is E an-n if f,e!m 2l A 1 53 IQEW 'nffgffg ,sig 1,12 f iinmff f gxiwifi 5252 L in .igififg 5 iifff' iii? 5 fffgmf -42553 iingigifgffff gg gfmgiff 'fins :Jw ifizgfsggggi f . v,, 1 ,it n ixs 1 : iezsg, 1 IPL QQEE , A , x fn 2n,5as'I?ff Hop leffj Paf Be H d R' kA ' h I - . , a y an nc merme e p cafalog books. Hop rlghfl Emnly Sand Torsfrick Greffa Creech Janef Collins Bev Mihzhell Linda Olnver, Carpenfer assisfs in checking o f b k . Ab l-'b Y . , . I nnlnw Elndin Mnnpny. Knnny K5+nOfOEhlnO+TleLinQ.raE1n'QiL'2e'ElLefldQO fffaf Johnson- Maw Duffy' Cnnnnne Townsend. Emily Cnnnnnwfn Lynn - ar . .A 'ill M00nli9l1T As Library And Office Workers N x .ck X 'Fur is .X Nw gqviiiww X 'HQ Q! ,Li l Mi1ch0ll'lliii' E Callie :M We X f ,MMM 411 Q2 is 3. 4? 2 Xie, fi' lTopl Office Workers: lfronl row, leff fo righfl Marlene Marlin, Jennifer Lail. Vicki Wilson, Peggy Ellis, Melanie Pendley. Palfi Perry, Susan Cranfill, Kim Weclcman, Sara Houslon, Mary Gill, Celesfe Crowley. Susan Brown, Gwen Yafes. lbaclc row, lefl 'ro righfl Mae Burns, Janef Blalceman, Linda Carl, Debbie Robinson. Sherrie S+amper, Becky Sfarns, Donna Cole. lLef+j Melanie Pendley assisfs in The office. lfkbovel Mrs. Wake helps during her free period. 1 'E 'N Pep Club Sells Lafayette lTop leff, l-rl Linda Gibson. Pam Corman, and Donna Hopkins hang signs before a baskefball game. lTop righfl Pep Club members sell refreshmenfs during a game. Pep Club Members: lBoHom leff, fronf row, l-rl Kafhy Jack- son. Luanne Azevedo, Mary Conrey, Paffi Richards, Pearline Hayden, Wanda Sheckles, Peggy Wilford, Carol Bain, Twalla Tesfer, Vicky Vaughn, Jennifer Class. Marsha Housfon. lmiddle row, l-rl Joni Tackeff, Marianne Mucio. Rhonda Jones, Phyllis Underwood, Prisilla Edmonds. Marfha Saun- ders, Linda Saunders. Donna Hopkins, Liz Morris, Befh Wesf, Cindy Leon- ard, Marfha Dowdy, Linda Prince, Legina Pafrum, Barbara Burdeffe, Susan Jackson, Mary Humphrey, Kafhy Johnson, Julie Rufledge, Fawn Marx. lback row, l-rl Mrs. Grace Fragsfein, lsponsorl, Pam Corman, Vicky Bales, Dede Crowe, Ann Wilford, Linda Gibson, Pamela Bryanf, Johnny McDan- iel, Kalhy Wa'Hs. Debbie Sfagner. Susan Weaver, DoH'ie Buckner, Becky Dicken, Charloffe Hampfon, Margaref Sfewarf, Barbara Alford. Brenda Ja- cina, Linda Oliver, Laura Brown. J'an Pickard, Carrie Sherrod, Susan Grif- fifh, Sherrie Johnson, Amy Worrell, Holly Gabel, Roberfa James, Connie Paez. lBo'Hom righf, l-rl Vicky Bales and Pam Corman sell Lafayeffe car- sfickers fo sfudenfs. N-I . 4-,NN N -,ji Car Stickers To Promote School Spirit One ot the groups active in promoting school spirit at Lafayette is the Pep Club. lt was organized under the direction ot lvlrs. Grace Fragstein. They had various projects including selling Latay- ette car-stickers, Go Generals buttons, and run- ning the concession stand at basketball and tootball games. Also, the Pep Club contributed to the spirit at sports events'by decorating the goal posts at tootball games and making signs tor basketball games. lvlem- bers made posters and hung them in the boy's locker room. Otticers helped lead cheers and participated in skits at pep rallies. Cheerleaders Win Trophy f fwzwf Www WWW ff MW WWW ' WW i f 3 r M MQW, WW AMW? f i ,fo 1 5 5 'l f MW4 f ff WW? f fimfvf V , ,,r,, , i W m . M Q m E f, 4 CL 5 if K ff S f l , CM, .xi y lAbovel Varsify Cheerleaders: lfronl row, lefl lo righfl Marianne Mucio, Luanne Azevedo, Kim Machmer, Nina Jackson, and Mary Conrey. lback row, leff fo righll Paffi Richards, Joni Taclcell, Kalhy Jackson, Linda Jones, Gwen French, and Mrs. Grace Fragslein lsponsorl pose wilh lheir frophy won af lhe Sfale Tournament lOpposi+e page, lop righll Palli Richards gives her supporf lo lhe Generals. lBoHom lefll Cheerleaders: ll-rl Nina Jackson, Gwen French, Marianne Mucio, Kalhy Jackson, Joni Taclcell, and Linda Jones lead fhe crowd in boosling fheir feam fo viclory. lBoHom righll The cheerleaders pray before a game. fwfr Q !. At State Tournament X1 Winning the cheerleading trophy at the State Tournament was the highlight ot the season tor the Varsity Cheerleaders. Sponsored by Mrs. Grace Fragstein, they were iudged on their pep, sportsman- ship, and appearance. Their training started early in the year when they attended the summer clinic at U.K. in July. They re- ceived tour superior ribbons and were nominated tor the highest award presented, the Coca-Cola Award. Continuing their iob through the year, the cheer- leaders contributed in promoting school spirit by leading cheers at sports events. Also, they conducted several pep rallies during the year. 1' . 2 it ,fs ' pil. Linda Brown Chosen State DECA Queen, I The Business Club gave an employer-employee banqueT as Their major program oT The year. Members held a car wash To raise money and ended The year wiTh a picnic aT a member's home. DECA, sponsored by Mr. Jack Pennock, aTTended The STaTe DECA ConvenTion held in Louisville Tor Three days. CompeTing in The STaTe DECA Queen ConTesT, Linda Brown was chosen queen and won a Tree Trip To San AnTonio, Texas, where she was a voT- ing delegaTe Tor DECA. Included in Their acTiviTies was The making and dis- TribuTing oT Thanksgiving baskeTs. Also, The members sold TooThbrushes and candy. ego DAWN 1 A gre? C ' T 5 ,--,.l.--X X s 3 4 A 1. xg t .. 'V' s f ., 1 .B y . ww ! ' f , if V,-5' 1 ' 2 ' I Q in Mi? ,I . we , . M , mf ' WX K , t 4 Business ClubHu Banquet For Employers ILLN SHOP 5 353 I 'V' 'W' Tr-I-I lAbove leffl Sheila Dean and Mrs. Soufhgale af fhe employer-employee banquel given by 'rhe Business Club. lAbove cenferl Nina Jackson al' fhe Business Club car wash. Business Club: lBelow left fronf row, leff fo righll Sheila Dean. Nina Jackson, Debbie Roark, Robin Diamond, Kafhy Rawlings. lback rowl Bonnie Masfers, Pam Greer. Debbie Gilbert Debbie Kirk, Ellen Hodges, Karen Bowman, Anna Akers. Judy Pale, Gwen Cloyd, Vivian Fields. Debbie Lawson, Mary Duffy, Mrs. Soufhgale. flop, I- rl DECA Members: Ladonna Mullins, Kalie Morgan. Robin Hay- den, Linda Brown, Mary Pruiff, Jacqueline Middlefon, Carolyn Parker, Sfeve Durham, Nan Tulfle, Linda Clay, Dorolhy Frazier, JoAnn Kloosfer- man, Shirley Harris. lBoHom lefll Linda Brown poses afler winning S+a+e DECA Queen. lBoHom righll DECA Members: ll-rl Carolyn Parker, Dorofhy Frazier. Nan Tuf+le, Susan Rolh, and Mary Pruiff pracfice business rech- niques. 4 FHA Visits Cardinal Hill, 'ill .,,g FHA, one of ihe four vocalional clubs al Lafay- elle, began lhe year wilh inilialion oi new members in Seplember. Included in lheir aclivilies lhroughoui The year, FHA members made siulied animals, which Jrhey gave lo The children ai Cardinal l-lill l-lospiial. Also, They made horseshoe plaques io sell. lvliss Rulh Aver- ill' was sponsor oi Fl-lA. Fulure Teachers oi America had a rough beginning wilh an aliendance oi four al Their lirsl meeling. Ailer a membership drive, lhirly new members were added and ihe '70-'7l Chapler of FTA was organ- ized. Their agenda Throughoui The year included a speaker from U.K., a book drive for Laiin American schools, and walching movies and hearing leclures To give members a beller look al leaching meihods. Members visiled olher schools on a spring field 'rrip so lhey could have a more complele view of edu- calion. ,T .i.,4 ,xii me QW' '1 by 1 ,gf 5 Y 4: nv l E K FTA Sponsors Book Drive ' l 1 051 . MN lTop leffl FHA Members: lsealed. l-rl JoAnn Kloosrerman. Brenda Jacina, Pal Arfhur, Melanie Pendley. Kafhryn Gullefle, Edna Farley. lTop righfl FTA Members: lsealed. l-rl Jane? Blakeman, Sara Moon. Barbara Alford, Melanie Pendley, Susan Cranfill, Brenda Jacina. lsfanding, l-rl Beffy Esfes, Margaref Slewarf. Gary l lur+. lin freel Marrha Saunders, Sfeve Holfhaus. lBoHom leffl JoAnn Kloosferman painls horseshoes for FHA proiecf. lBo+- 'rom righfl FTA Members: ll-rl Marlha Saunders. Pam Walson, Sfeve Hol- +l1aus. Sara Moon. and Susan Cranflll pack boxes of books fo send fo Lahn America. 6 Debate Team Finishes With 6-6 Record, Ar 5 ,, ,ff f lf I ., ,, 9 ,, I R ,ds The Debaie Team pariicipaied in several inviia- iional fournamenis including Jrhose held a+ Henry Clay and FT. Knox as well as +he Regional Coniesi in Richmond. Members of The Team, who were coached by Mrs. Beeler, included Esiher Cosiel, Diane Hancock, Sieve Fiiis, Alma Rickelhoff and John Anderson. They finished wi+h a 6-6 record. Debaie Team Members: lAbove, leff +o righ+l John Anderson, S+eve Fifis, Esfher Cosfel. Diane Hancock, Alma Rickelhoff. lllighii Sieve FiHs empha- sizes a poinf +o Es+her Cos+el. f l 1 x 1 7 fl A x l 'E Art Club Exhibits At Arts International Latayette's Art Club participated in three exhibits, the maior one being at Arts International in May. Earlier in October, they had an exhibit at Turtland Mall and one in March at Transylvania. Other activities included a TV appearance with the Bluegrass Artist Association, a trip to the Bybee Pott- ery Mill near Berea, going to the Arts and Cratts Fes- tival in Berea and visiting other art exhibits various times during the year. lLettl Members: il-ri Steve Allen, Billie Barlcer, and Joe Willett help set up an exhibit in the library. iBelowl Art Club lvlembersi llett to rightl Teresa Rodriguez, Phil Crewe, Diane Brown, Billie Barker, Shirley Settles, Bruce Crawley, Joe Willett, NancyVWaddle. . fei Mixed Chorus Sings At Senior Ring Dinner, P f 4 , W Q . 631 , M 4,36 i E 1 1 ,- ,if 4 , Z , X vm., V! 'wma ji , I if I an Ex x ' A x , ,' , xii. , 1 ,V av 4 . K A i 4 5 A 1 ,X ,.4 ' ' I resents Nluslcal, Down In The Valley The Charmeffes and Chanfeurs performed many fimes during fhe year af luncheons, meefings and convenfions including Spindlefop, Easfern Sfafe Hos- pifal and Hazelgreen Academy. Theyalso performed af fhe Senior Ring Dinner. New members were kidnapped and inifiafed af a parfy af a member's house in June. lfxbove righfl Jeannie Williams. Kafhy Barfleff, Kim Crum, Harrie? Maner and Kafhy Waffs singing in Down in fhe Valley. lBelow, leff, leff fo righfl Charmeffesz Nancy Valyo, Holly Hanna, Janef Whife, Charlofle King, Peggy Ellis, Pam Corman, Debbie Robinson, Nancy Trammell, Harrief Maner, Janel Barneffe. lBaclc rowl Ann Ecfon, Kim Crum, Linda Clay, Con- nie Eades, Ann Waflcins, Becky Woodruff, Jeannie Williams, Paula Craig, Kafhy Barfleff and Kafhy Waffs. lBelow righfl Janef Whife, Janef Barnefle, Bill Burfon, Arfhur Clayborne, Randy Saxfon, Pam Corman, and Peggy Ellis perform af The Senior Ring Dinner. lAbove cenferl Ann Ecfon pauses be- fween scenes af Down in fhe Valley. lAbovel Chanfeurs: lleff fo righfl Randy Saxfon, Jimmy Johns. Gary Harney, Arfhur Clayborne, Dan Bree- den, Bill Burfon. Larry Harney. Laurel S onsors OW G if P del' Puff G m -alll P l if bf, I f ' ,W 'E' The iinx was finally broken as LafayeHe's girls beef Henry Clay in l'he annual Powder Puff foolball game sponsored by The Laurel. D Ofher aclivilies sponsored by Lafaye++e's lllerary magazine include several booksales and BuY'a'6UY Day in which slaves were prevalent Throughouf The year sfudenls are encouraqed EO hand in original drawings, poems, or sforiesz Thenf e sfaff, consis+inq of Sponsor Mrs. Beard, Ednlor MGVY Kersey, Eslher Coslel, Bruce Crawley. l-GFFY Cha? dler, Susan Johnson, Linda Jones, Ellen Mlzell' Carl? Rodriguez, Teresa Rodriguez, Bill S+rauS. and Bar Wesley, selecl lhe works +o appear in 'rhe maqazme' The Laurel wen'r on sale in early June. e, ll lu l0Piiii,p gm' lllliiig, Soi Mm' ll re'5 girls bell ioollldll game aHe'5 lllellll rd riifa-Gil rcovflled lo rr65 llel lie Edirof Mal Laffl cial lllllellr Carb 5 and Bl' ielmafllllne' Lafayette Girls Win Over Henry Clay ...nuff g?SZ0El!515ra2?l Laurel Slall Members: lsealed lefl lo righll Teresa Rodri- righf, Bm S+rauS0Sr39l, Carla Rodrrquez, Susan Johnson. lslanding. lell lo Sor Mrs. Be d r 6Vy.Kersey, Bruce Crawley, Larry Chandler. llopl Spon- al' and edrlor Mary Kersey look over conrribulions. X W-new- em ii J sa we lBor'rom lefll The cheerleaders for lhe Powder Puff game ll-rl Hank Marx. Ricky Friend, Gary Huffman. Darrell Combs. Mike Feeback and Bob Spen- cer, show fheir lovely limbs. lBo++om righll Ann Palch carries 'rhe ball for a gain during 'rhe Powder Puff game. Times Staff Sponsors Annual Radio Day, p ff .1005 mn., 4 1 Q D 'K 1 . 1.5 n j so-X f. Elf .3 , n 3 I n W MX F ' 15.9 A .-ga . . mx? 5 X X a s s I N Presents Earth Day Display The Times, The school bi-monThly paper, was again sponsored by Mrs. Jackie Walker. ln addiTion To Their publicaTions, The sTaTT sponsored iTs annual Radio Day aT WBLG. BroadcasTing was done by sTaTT members The enTire day. Also, an EarTh Day exhibiT was seT up by The sTaTT in Mrs. Walker's room. The enTire school could see This one-day exhibiT. ln addiTion, The Times sponsored Who's Who Among Seniors awards. Seniors voTed on Those awards and Trophies were presenTed aT The Senior picnic. Work on The publicaTions oT The sTaTT was done during The Tinal hour oT The school day wiThouT aca- demic crediT. lOpposiTel Times sTaTT: lsiTTing on Tloor. l-rl Nancy Trammell, Tom Sherrod lsTanding on Tloor, l-rl Ray Dickinson, Mrs. Jackie Walker lsponsorl, PaT ArThur lon ladder, l-rl Susan Jones, Basim Shameih. Kenny GulleTTe, Becky STarns, Gloria STeele. lBelow, l-rl PaT ArThur, Becky STarns, and Gloria STeele work on paper xxswx Marquis Receives Rating for 4 I 1 Ni For The sevenrh consecurive year, l.a1CayeHe's year- book, fhe Marquis, sponsored by Miss Jane Harrison, received an A raring. The sfaff, consisring of edilor Pam Holman, Craig Caudill, Mary Conrey, Susan Lockerr, Parri Richards, Jenny Sherrod, Paul Walker, Alan Grogan, Berh Ann Jewell and Sara Pendley arrended several workshops a+ The beginning of Jrhe year. Lafayerre hosled a yearbook workshop, wilh STG a'r+ending from various Kenrucky counries. Members of Jrhe sraff devofed one hour of School l Time ro yearbook work. ln addifion, +heV planned day-long picrure schedules. i l li l l l l i 2 l , falls l i I For Seventh Consecutive Year is if, fri- 2 .JE 'ff 2 , 6' Q Q4-J fl if VW I ZZ 'I Z f '7142 U f fQW,f,f - lOPPosi1'e pagel Marquis sfaff members lfronfl Pam Holman. lmiddlel Susan backl work on layouls. lTop, riglwll Paul Walker, Alan Grogan and Craig Caudill Lockelf. Befli Ann Jewell, Palii Richards. lback rowl Craig Caudill, Mary Con- lfronf To backl wriies headlines and copy. lfxbove, l-rl Mary Conrey and Susan Fey. 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L. . ff ,M , ,N 3 .Q Q' 5 N' ' , 4 ,fo .M . . X 'H T I ue., X .. fl' 'lf'-xwrluk ,IQ x wa 'ln P orts fd F' M44 244 I 'AW E. 7 ,.., General Finish Wal KN-'A Five Generals were selecTed Tor The All-CiTy squads. Named To The TirsT Team were Tommy Mann and RoberT Bubba Adams. David Eckdahl, Randy Gilliam, and STeve Parker were chosen Tor second Team honors. Mann, a senior cenTer, and Eckdahl, a iunior quarT- erback, were honored Tor The second year in a row. boTh being named To The TirsT Team lasT year. Adams, a senior Tullback, led The Generals in scor- ing wiTh 58 poinTs, buT was selecTed Tor The All-CiTy Team because oT his ouTsTanding play as a deTensive back. Like Adams, senior Rick Gilliam doubled as an oT- Tensive back, while receiving All-CiTy acclaim Tor his perTormance in The deTensive backTield. Parker, only a junior, gained recogniTion as an oT- Tensive Tackle. lFar righTl Randy Gilliam l34l powers his way around righT end Tor good yardage againsT WoodTord Co. lNear righTl Wide end Dave Robinson prepares To gaTh- er a pass aTTer peneTraTing The SomerseT secondary. lLower righTl Trainer Tom Hill prepares Don Wagner Tor The Bryan STaTion game. lBelowl Bubba Adams carries The ball in for a score againsT Woodford Co. 4 W Lafayette Places Five ion 4 I 9 U T i afaye++e a'IayeI+e afayeife -afayeflfe ..aIayeIIe -afayefre -aIayeI+e -afayeHe -afayeffe -afayefie I4 29 O I 4 I4 4 I6 I3 Harrison Co. Madison Danville Tafes Creek Jessamine Co. Somerser Bryan SIaIion Woodford Co Clark Co. I-Ienry CIay I i. ll l . 3 T 0 T Harriers Capture 3rd In Re9'0n lf SW'mm?fS T i 3 ' ' 'Lff T 1 T 1 i i F T 5 , . i l , 1 2 , 1 i i ' , 5-I l T ig,.u I, ilii ,I il: 'Wil- q i Ui lj y' ii, iii il iii i T fi l li li i T l Gly l fl' ljl if ii ill ii il TN. up il ATTer compiling a season record oT Three wins and i Mil' Two losses in local compeTiTion, The l97O Cross Coun- 'i ,li I, T lf Try Team Tinished Third in The regional meeT. T. gi lui Placing in The meeT were: Craig Caudill, Tinishing TiTThg Thomas Snowden, Tinishing ninThq and Ben T i CruTcher, Tinishing TwelTTh. T' ln addiTion To compeTing locally, Coach l-larold 1 l BarneTT's squad aTTended several meeTs around The T .i lil sTaTe. AT Johnson CenTral, in an inTersTaTe meeT, La- ii, TayeTTe ran To a second place Tinish in The Third An- ill 'lf nual Apple Day Run. ly I iyii N 3 lRighTl Craig Caudill receives an award Tor his TiTTh place Tinish in The regional - meeT. lfxbove, l-rl Dave Wahl, Ben CruTcher, Kirk Shelbourne, JeTT EllingTon, fill V , i Ji. Kenny Day lbehindl, and Thomas Snowden warm up Tor a meeT aT Spring Valley. l , I li T, 'i 'E ll y, fl :J 'll .lik ll Compete In State Meet I nl t Latayette's Boys' Swim Team, coached by Bill Bark- ley, took thirteenth place ot twenty-tour teams in the State AAA Championship Meet. Individually in the meet, Steve Wilson placed sev- enth in the 200 yard medley. Paul Elswick placed ninth in the IOO yard buttertly. Competing in the ZOO yard medley relay, Steve Wilson, Bob Goodykoontz, Paul Elswick and Paul Walker tinished ninth. ln dual meet competition, the boys ended with one win and three losses. Their only victory came against cross-town rival Henry Clay. For the Girls' Swim Team, Libby Wade competed in the State Diving Competition, but did not place. The team lost their only other meet to Richmond Model. lLettl Libby Wade competes in the diving competition at the Lafayette-Henry Clay meet. lBelowl Swim Team: lback row, l-rl Tim Weckmen, David Arnold, Steve Wilson, John Humkey, Mickey Killress, Marty Mays, Paul Elswick, Paul Walker, Walter Creech, Lisa Class, Ann Marie Budzenski. ltront row, l-rl David Swottord, David Stigers, David Wilson, Pete Walker, Ted Bresnehand, Bob Goodykoontz, Janie Fergus, Libby Wade, Barby Burdette, Jett Bell. 5312? at , , , .Vn,ym, 1 I 1 1 ' 1 - , 1 'fifhzfr 1 1 1 ' 'J ff? 1 ' 1 1. 1 1 1 1-A Wwx 2' - 'fvfisfx 1 1 wgvv 1 1 QQQ? 1 1 1 Z2-A 1 1 1 asf! , 1 2953 . 1 1 7355 1 32256 ,1 1 Mwfvf 1 1 ,1 .f 11 1' 1 1 11 ' V :-1f' 1 .L ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ., Q 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 Q 1 iiiii 1 1 gk , iv: Q 1 , ,. 1 1 1 '? 54 V f 1 1 . 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ATTer av- eraging l5.5 poinTs per game during The regular sea- son, STewarT averaged l8.3 poinTs per game during The TournamenTs. ln an ouTsTanding perTormance in Louisville, The 5-ll STewarT scored 29 poinTs and grabbed I5 re- bounds. As a resulT oT This eTTorT, he was named To All-STaTe TournamenT Team. STewarT was selecTed To All-CiTy Team along wiTh TeammaTe Darrell Higgins. STewarT was named To The Team Tor The second year in a row. LaTayeTTe opened Their season wiTh vicTories over Jessamine CounTy and Lewis CounTy beTore susTain- ing a one-poinT loss aT The hands oT evenTual sTaTe runner-up, Anderson CounTy. During ChrisTmas vacaTion, The Team played in The Blue Grass lnviTaTional TournamenT. LaTayeTTe Tin- ished runner-up To Frankfort LaTayeTTe losT eighT oT Their nexT eleven conTesTs as Their record Tell To 9-I I. The Generals concluded Their regular season slaTe wiTh a vicTory over Lexing- Ton CaTholic and losses To Henry Clay, lvlaysville, and Bryan STaTion, bringing Their record To I I-I4. R PW q 1. gf 1 1 A gi In qy l! 1 1. H Q Q Q J 1 A 4 3 i f 5 l 5 i T 4 v J I J i , 1 V Y Memorla 9 Of lfxbovel Van Berry culs down flue nef afler LafayeHe's vic'rory over Frankfort lAbove riglwfl Scene af Memorial Coliseum during regional baslcefball 'rourney. lFar righfl Darrell Higgins and Irvin Srewarf display championship Trophy as players and fans cheer. lNear righfl Van Berry l4Ol and Darrell Higgins l52l on a fasl brealc againsl Woodford Counfy. Ine . . II District And Regional Action WBLG 3 ,,,, atayette atayette atayette atayette atayette atayette atayette DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 54 Bryan Station Sayre Tates Creek REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Madison Central Woodtord County Eranktort STATE TOU RNAM ENT AsI'1Iand 43 73 60 ol 49 39 7 I 'ww' 1 Wk... We I t,,,, , if f iw: V4 0 Gymnusts Finish 4Th In State, Il figi1-5g1.V!,-H I , , f Z I M,1.,,-,Y,,.,.,,,- ,,.-v , J.. , ,, , , , ,,., ,, s...,,. H, For The second year in a row, The LaTayeTTe Gym- nasTs capTured 4Th place in The sTaTe meeT which in- volved six Teams. ln The counTy meeT The Generals placed 3rd. Bill Munn scored poinTs Tor The Team by placing 4Th in The counTy sidehorse. ATTer being organized as a club lasT year, The Kar- aTe Team achieved sporT sTaTus This year by deTeaTing TaTes Creek, 4-I, in Their TirsT and only compeTiTive maTch oT The year. The Team's sponsor-insTrucTor was Jack Pennoclc, a brown belT. OTher insTrucTors were Tony Brown, a IsT degree blaclc belT, and lvlasTer l-liang The, a 6Th de- gree blaclc belT. The Team was composed oT Twelve members..There were eighT yellow belTs, Three blue belTs and one green belT. ff? , Q N 1 Karate Team Beat Tates Creek W? ky hppf . , .+g1h'T 4 , 5 Eve we Q , In 'F 52 f f Q ' xi I .5 Q4 X Q TQ wmeeeowwee - T Q rm . 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Oxeman, Sfeve Dissler. and Clark Reed. lThis page. lefrl Masfer Hiang The 'flips Joe Willeff. lThis page, abovel Jack Pennoclc demonsfrafes The breaking of a board wirh 'Phe side of his hand. lLef1' page, fopl Boy's Gymnasfic Team: ll +6 rl Logan Plunlceff, Barry Thompkins, Johnny Crabfree, David Arnold, Don Morgan, Ted Smifh, Jeff Bell. Jerome Monfgomery, and Bill Munn. lLef+ page, cenferl David Arnold per- forms on 'rhe rings. lLef+ page, bofroml-Girls' Gymnasfics Team: ll To rl Vicki Hart, Debbie Monfgomery. Joni James, Linda Jones. and Kay S+a+on. ff' ii :X X. X -,W ,X ,M Swsj - ,I-.: f 5 V K E if rx f id 4, fa III LJ Y I r E v, M Compete ln State Tournament D-un-u-n-u lit .Maw . Seniors Frank Carter, Clark l-lessel, and Nolan Caywood competed in the State Wrestling Tourna- ment to highlight the General's I2-2 Season. Throughout the year, the Latayette wrestlers, coached by Scott Brewer, dropped only two matches. They were deteated by Campbell County and last year's state champion Woodtord County. Frank Carter tinished second in the region and titth in the state. Nolan Caywood and Clark Hessel both tinished in the top tour in the region. As a team, the Generals placed sixth in their re- gion and seventh in the Hopkinsville Invitational Tournament. lFar lettl Bill Hanna and Kenny Day compete against one another in practice. lAbove lettl Jett Pena and Keith Bramel demonstrate wrestling techniques. lfxbovel The Latayette Wrestling Team: ltirst row, l to rl Clint Smith, Leslie Reeser, and Brad Smith. lsecond rowl Clark Hessel, Rick Walter, Keith Bramel, Nolan Caywood, Pat Joseph, Steve Parker, Coach Scott Brewer, Bill Hanna, Frank Carter, David Wahl. Robin Parks, and Bobby Reeser. lthird rowl Bobby Dacci, Steve Haggard, Mike Mattmiller, Mike Hillard, Bob Probst, Bill Page, Jett Pena, Jim Bokin, Kenny Day, Randy Smith, and Buster Worsham. ltourth rowl Garry Reynolds, Kevin Otis. Glen Reigleman, Ricky Friend, Richard Dawe- hare, Ben Miller, John Ward, Percy Thomas, Ron Sharkey. ltitth rowl Joe Scaerce. Rick Curtis, Jack Mason, and George Taylor. lLettl Keith Bramel and Jett Pena begin a practice match. 4 Generals Runner-Up In District Tourney Pla im- T F . S, T9 iv: - , .,. .. - sm sf xfs-511:11 QQNTNQQ T in 1 l t '.e- . X xc, IRS S s. l X, my 1 T f .ek .A A 'K A nl' ilk- . , ,, N -he Q W 3 A i X - 'T . f fl' , , K x , da . is A J ,N The LaTayeTTe baseball Team advanced To The Ti- nals of Their disTri'cT beTore losing To The Henry Clay Blue Devils 7-3. The runner-up Generals were playing Their TirsT season under head coach Jerry Boer- schinger. EnTering TournamenT play wiTh a I6-IO record, The Team edged Sayre 2-O behind The piTching oT Mike l-loward. ln The semi-Tinal game againsT l.exingTon CaTholic, David Moore sTruck ouT TiTTeen while lead- ing The Generals To a I-OivicTory. AT The ouTseT oT The disTricT championship game, iT appeared ThaT LaTayeTTe would Take iTs second sTraighT TiTle. Mike BlodgeTT led oTT wiTh a single and Rick BryanT Tollowed wiTh anoTher. WiTh runners on TirsT and Third and no ouTs, The Blue Devil piTcher seTTled down and shuT ouT The Gen- erals unTil The sevenTh inning when a laTe LaTayeTTe rally Tell shorT. llllll Play First Season Under Boerschinger megs 9,2 o 'S My i , ' J .u , i n,' .na Q , V ax -. an 'bi' , 'Q .V-vw-. Ni G A .Nm 5 Q ' A 5 , I 1 ' . all 0 . -rag., Q! Nw , M M- f Xe ss e s M llop lefll Jerry Boerschinqer direcls fhe leam from lhe fhird base coaching box. llop middlel All-Ci+y pilcher Mike Howard warms up before a game. ll.el+l Mike Blodgell displays his All-Cify form againsl Tales Creek. llop righll Rod Jones is congralulaled by his leammales affer hillinq a home run. lAbovel Kem' Mays rounds 'rhird and heads for home. 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The sunshine oT Florida apparenTly beneTiTed The Generals as They won eleven oT Their lasT sevenTeen conTesTs, compleTing The regular season. PosT season recogniTion wenT To Three Generals. Senior piTcher Mike Howard and iunior shorTsTop Mike BlodgeTT were chosen Tor The All-CiTy TirsT Team, wiTh iunior piTcher David Moore receiving hon- orable menTion. The Generals were led in hiTTing by Rod Jones l.424l and Mike BlodgeTT l.305l. Heading up The Gen- eral mound corps were Mike Howard lo-3l, David Moore l5-ll, and Tim Graven l4-2l. lFar leTTl Don WinseTT awaiTs an incoming piTch. lBelow leTTl KenT Mays prepares Tor The Throw To puT ouT a Henry Clay player. ll.eTTl Tim Graven Takes a cuT aT a high TasTball. lBelowl The baseball Team: lfronT row, l To rl AssT. Coach David Cravens, Rick BryanT, Peck MaTTmiller, Tom Weaver, Roger Michael. Mark Mea- dors David Wahl Bennie Dalzell Mark Frakes and Mike BlodgeTT back row l To r Asst Coach ScoTT Brewer Head Coach Jerry Boerschinger Don WunseTT Rod Jones David Blakeman Tim Graven David Brown David Moore Glenn Huffman KenT Mays Randy SmiTh Gary Rice and Mike Howard if I- Q! s f ii, f . 1 5 4 Q r I Q 3 7 1 I ,QQ fi Vg Reed Advances To 2 , i Region Semi-final :fx 1? 51 K X xi I Il w Y 1 ' i 1 1 r w I I , ww, , xg 1 V 138 -Q as,, ,. fu fv-I 1. f.,,. f., 'x I 1 'Y s , 'i' '11, '11, uns, lfrmg' 'ii E'g.?!-iiff-- - . +4 - wi' R -I Pg.:-4-1 1.51 -1. F : , , L -- -11-1 , -W A W- J! -3 Y, Q .iiaa-3:51 l 4 AL 4 , A I l -- eq., . if, ..:.1:.':.-:gm-:.e.-4-S ' - V- f , Q limi: S x ? I f wi ..., Y' gif g L., L-f' In his second year as LaTayeTTe's number one Tennis player, GeoTT Reed advanced To The semi-Tinals oT The region before losing. The Tennis Team. coached by Harry Gordon, compleTed The year wiTh a record OT 6-9- l. Playing in The number Two spoT Tor The Generals was iunior Mike Clawson, in The number Three spoT anoTher iunior, Mike Wilson, and in The number Tour spoT, Barry Jackson. only an eighTh-grader. Reed was named The MosT Valuable Player, and The highlighT oT his year was a close 8-6 deTeaT aT The hands oT lasT year's sTaTe champion. lExTreme leTTi Mike Clawson demonsTraTes The backhand sTroke. lFar leTTl Re- gional semi-Tinalisf Geoff Reed serves To his opponenT in a maTch. lNear leTTl David Mucci prepares To reTurn The ball To his opponent lAbove, l To rl The La- TayeTTe Boys' Tennis Team: Mike Clawson. Barry Jackson. Gordon Henson. GeoTT Reed, Joe Dusing. Mike Wilson, Bill Coomer, David Mucci. and Coach Harry Gordon. Girls' Tennis Team Finishes Season ll-75 ' ll' H 1, 5 X vi ff . 4 ,, X-...P ' if lfxbovel The Lafayeffe Girls' lennis 'reamz ll 'ro rl Ann Palch, Janis Mucci, Kim Newsome, and Coach Harry Gordon. Jenny Sherrocllnear riqllfl and Kim Crum Crum, Jenny Sherrod, Danielle Donovan, Julie Jackson, Amy Worell, Kafhy liar righfj, named oulsfanding seniors, demonsirafe 'rheir form. Johnson, Joni Taclrefl, Gail Edwards, Susan Griffillw, Carrie Sherrod, Rolanda 1 5 4 1 l E, an r 1. nl, i , 4 4 I I i F, iii H' .,: s-. Ili Ann Patch Chosen Most Valuable Player V ae,l,.ll , - E f T K f X- A My Mm, A M NW., , ,M 5. 1' , 5190 . 5 '-if A Y 1? ,T f We f nv 5 ' ' ' ' f1 'fm+vw.qW,,,f!ffn . , , , ' be eq, f, 3 'i I M gif, 2 ,V T llal my , My ,M , gow 4' I Vw f' , 4, ,, The LaTayeTTe Girls' Tennis Team, once again led by Ann PaTch, produced an I I-7 season. Playing number one Tor her TourTh year, she Teamed wiTh number Two player, Janis Mucci, in advancing To The semi-Tinals oT The region beTore being deTeaTed. ln addiTion To playing number one Tor The Team, Ann PaTch was chosen The lv1osT Valuable Player on The squad. The MosT OuTsTanding Seniors on The Team were Kim Crum and Jenny Sherrod, who played numbers Three and Tour in compeTiTion. W fy iyyi is f Q 2 I , '4-Q R, H Q 0 . O I linksters Finish With Imprefsive lfkbovel Boy's golf feam: ll-rl John Campbell, Phillip Gosser, Glenn Tucker. Wayne Crow, and Sleve Linville. llzar righfl John Campbell hils a long second shof. lllighfl Phillip Gosser concenfrafes on a puff. I l i if 1-K I 'P l'il' YS hi! GJ It E54 ' we Mr' ill lil Q? if vc lu Pl. ,A P ik ig, f fl? l-pdl' gi f .PQ ,M F, u 'Q ' 1 p 60902 G if 118-4 Record 6 in X. S, QSM f we mpwpiiiwi Lg? .za A .1 f l D 'ff if Mft 6' WFW fuk' s EK ,f Us f Mc I 'ox si 5 Kggeffowzs Q, T , l.afayeffe's boys' golf feam, coached by Jerry Leber, ended fheir season wifh I8 wins and 4 losses. Geffing off fo a running sfarf, fhe squad won ll mafches before facing ifs firsf sefbaclc. Twice during fhe season, fhe feam defeafed fhe heavily favored Tafes Creek squad. ln fhe regional meef, fhe boys placed fourfh. 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X., .ss -5, Q Yi is-A.. . . f E N KN ssfxflxis MAN EQ rf x s ' Q W .N5iL,.'5,a N 1 OWN 1 ixgwwgghivy. X . 1- X- 'sf -' Jw ws.. f N 1' K s s ' . fwksk H-'ffr 'fs sdfsig . ,- 3 s -, ,sw ,fy swag .. QQQXNY A . , - 1 'X ' 4-...X -Skis.-11 I 'M-51 wwf' f f f xy. X 4 'Y sw- .SQ jljgf sa' QQ vs fQ'gi3,'Xi,x x- xgggff ' 'f'1f.f 1' P f '- L is 3 119fxETF fTXaNf..S.fis4Q3fFf.P i -x5fNfs.N'ix 'NW 144 Pe ll S Girls' State Golf Title Winner P 'Sfiv' , P1 ll J '3,'vw9'1!Q1n.,I 4 3 , 41,4 ,, A 77,4 G Gio?-jled1EY.Mrs. Grace. Fraqstein, the l97l Girls' mem Gm nnished third in the State Golt Tourna- OSEHE? Second consecutive year, Myra Van l-loose Well was BP Te in the competition. Also pertorming In Seasoec 'Y Henley, who tnnished tntth. Mosf of Jrhfti matches, the girls were andeteated. Win by Si +9 en matches they competed an showed a X Y or more strokes tor the Lafayette girls. Al year' Ol the team members expect to return next t , ,,,,, lfkbovel Girls' Golt Team ll-rl Myra Van l'loose, Babs Ernest, and Terry Mayes Cmdermen Fm: h A Regional K . Q , fliffg gflfff f ,5i,yw lliirz Ziigifgn tllff-It fic: figrn HH' ' if E Top Craig Caudnll lronl and Sleve Dlxon slarl 'l'l'lG mule run Abovel Phil Crewe baffles Mllce Webb of Lexmgfon Callwolnc In flue hugh hurdles Rlglwll 6 I lLeHl David Eckdahl compefes in The discus compefifion during The regional meer. lBelow, back row, l fo rl Bob Probsl, Rick Jones. Paul Greer, Don Hopper, Danny Taylor, Sieve Wright Gary Taylor, Bill Charlfon. Mark Viehe, Bill Waf- son, Richard Rice. James Horfon, Sfeve Short Glenn Birch, Kenny Gulleffe, Tim Weckmen, Coach Harold Barneffe. lfronfrow, l 'ro rl Mickey Kollros, Kenny Day, Randy King, Kirk Shelbourne, Sieve Dixon, Ben Crufcher, Phil Crew, Will Free- man, Gary Perkins. Craig Caudill, Bill Moberly, Glenn Riegelmann. '. V, ii eff: ' HT ' ,V 1-1. i 4 c 1, If l-lalTing The Generals in Their quesT Tor a second consecuTive STaTe Crown was Their regional Toe, Bryan STaTion. LaTayeTTe ended wiTh 24 poinTs com- pared To The 43 oT Bryan STaTion. Individually, Two members'oT The Team capTured TirsT places in The STaTe lvleeT. Craig Caudill won The low hurdles in a Time oT I9.9. A iump oT l3'iof cap- Tured The pole vaulT evenT Tor Mickey Kollros. OTher scorers in The STaTe lv1eeT all Took second places: Rick Jones in The high hurdles, Gary Taylor in The 440 yard dash, and Nolen Freeman in The broad iump. Preceding The Regional MeeT, LaTayeTTe compeTed in a Tull schedule oT big meeTs. One oT Their more evenTTul vicTories came in The SouThern lnTerscholas- Tic Classic, where The Generals Took second place oT The 62 Teams enTered. And Then ui. fi ra i l E I i Mi Finish As State Runner-Up Q4 I M' i W e K ' In , f in QQ, 1' 'M 1: lx 'I iTop ieffi Coach Barneff keeps an eye on his feam during pracfice. fFar le'F+j Mickey Kollros clearns 'rhe bar in fhe Sfafe Meef. fLef1'j Nolen Freeman broad iumps af a home meet Vxbovel Rick Jones compefes in 'rhe high hurdles in The Sfafe Meet I4 Lafaye+'re's Girls' Track Team, coached by Pam McClain, experienced lhe excilemenf of compelilion by running in 1'he Regional Meet Performing well for The squad was Suzanne Wad- dell who finished fourfh in lhe 880 yard run. Before compeling in l'he Regional Meet 'rhe girls ran in five meels around Cenlral Kenluclcy. xg, W lin Q10 X . i Qian: is so iam! lTopl Linda Jones runs fhe hurdles in a mee+ af Tales Creek. lAbovel Suzanne Waddell shows her form in fhe high jump. lRi hfl Roseffa Brown han 9 d ff Lisa Class in fhe 880 yard relay. S O lo C . Compete lnReglonuI Meet l lfxbovel Girls' Track Team: lback row, I-rl Kafhy Beasfon, Lisa Class, Jane? Long, Jackie French, Suzanne Waddell, Linda Jones, Paf Lear, Gwen French. lrniddle row, I-rl Roseffa Brown, Robin Pi++, PaHy Efhingfon, Julia Rufledge, Evelyn Play- forlh, Jackie Cook, Linda Marshall, Gayle Reed, Peggy Harris. Susan Fields. guez, Sherry King, Peggy Wilford, Janie Fergus, Regina Brown. lfronf row, I-rl Priscilla Edmonds, Eldawayne Parker, Elaine Wilson, Rosa Rodri- 2 f Cm fe, , 'f-fa, ., 6 , J, ,F f ,,. W1 ?fQQ4W 'Z , 1 hw, . ,.' 4 -' 3' 'Rs' ., J -' W . , ' Aw, 4-,..g.,f,1 V. 4 1. 6 1 ff WM 1' I I X 152 ' Q' 4 , f I 1 , K . N I If 1. at 4, fi Q, 1 Q , L no , . I f I . .,f,-,XJ bf N,-I, A , 1 'Y ' ' , fr ,W 'Ny ,Q v nzk ' fda, ,, ' I .f ' ' 1 ,, , - fy . ,4 ,X ., Q, 1 as ' Y, - , 3' . I . ,uf A1 , .V r , . , Vyww M. AJ. ,.. 5' , -f fi- ' ' ,f u '7'wwhHQ ,'s'f f 'X ffygwqiw 4 5 JE?- ,515 'M,3fWW'f,, .,Q- r 4 U ?W,ipfQq , - 9 1 A ' . vfffyjw f.,f1,.Zm M cf I ' 'W VX' 'W f ff 7 4 ., ,, , ,N,. , , 4 A f f ,M ffyf ,1 fs f 'zvyy 1 'L r , 1, fb -. 'fs H x , N I ,f f D r . f I. ' n Classes A 54 Sophomore Class 0f 715 r o o .i ie,-w E,ZQrz..',, HM 'i' 2 i 155 l X - ' off Jig? 5 , ', I x M , . , , v- -, 3 Wages 5 A xi gf 50658 4 f fy 7' ' ,pw ii l-4 Mini! '?'u25Q3viv-4J ' 'll' g a s K .. iff n f f' 1:vqf9,A'f- ifaif , - ,wi .A J , 5 A ,fff 45. A ',fg,v f4 , ,V ,Q A 1, .Q-,V Y at - m.g,f,5?v. L V 1 A11 Wu lTopl Sophomore Class Officers ll-rl Scoff Davis, Vice President Cheryl McSpadden. Secrelary: Kay Slalom, President Glenn Reigelman, Treasurer. lCenler leffl Kay Slalom washes a car af Sophomore car wash. lCenler righfl scoff Davis weeds around free donaled by his class. lLower lelll Cheryl McSpadden lmiddlel arrives al ROTC Ball where she was lafer crowned queen. lLower righfl Glenn Reigelrnan pole vaulfs. Palricia Abner Sleven Abner Chuck Adair Judilh Adams Linda Adams Sharon Adkins Deborah Agee Barbara Alford Steve Allen Fred Almgren Pafly Almgren John Anderson Kalhy Anderson Gary Anfone William Applegale Debbie Afkerson Juanila Aubrey Linda August Carol Bain Jerome Baker BobdQaQridge Ted Ballard Ann Barker John Barna Billy Barnes Harold Barrefl Kenny Baslin Sherrie Hales John Bays Malinda Beal Vicky Beafly Debbie Bell Jeff Bell Jeff Bell Lillie Bell Terry Bennefl' Lee Berger David Bernier Karen Berry Barbara Beffez Randy Bicknell Jesse Binion Roberl Birch David Bishop Randy Black Tim Blair David Blakeman Suzanne Boggs Lucy Boland Farria Bond Belly Jane Bono John Boone Phillip Booz Bobby Boffom Kafhy Bowdoin Judy Bowens Ronnie Bowers Mark Bowles Geary Bowman Jane? Bowsher James Brady Brian Brecheisen Anne Brewsler Sieve Brodl James Brooks Kafhy Brofhers Allen Brown Charles Brown Regina Brown Sfephen M. Brown Sylvesler Brown Tom Brown James Bruce Roberf Brumfield Gloria Buchanan Anna Maria Budlinski Kenny Buehler Thelma Bullock Deborah Burden TeLLLB.LI.Ld8-life Mike Burka Dennia Burke Jlames Burnside Dwighf Burrows Dargg Bgpign Joyce Burlon RWTH? Sandra Burfon Callie Bush 50.nslLLB.l-Li-D-H Sfephen Bybee Dianna Caldwell Douglas W. Campbell Johnny Campbell L er Ljn,da.CaH'0Il lgsrla Carpenter Tank Carfer 6f Brenda Casey David Casey Susan Caudill Alyson Qheuyponf Donna Cinnamon Lynn Clark Lisa Class George Clay Tondeleyo Cla brook Vgerie Claybrook Vonaa-Claybrook George Collins Sag,dy.Cnl.llyer Ray Conley Becky Consalvi David Conway Donna Cook Julie Cook Cindy Cooke Bill Coomer Jeffrey Coomer Volven Cooper Befsey Colfer William Covey Bill Cox David Cox Jo Ella Cox Jamie Coy e Sara Crabb John Crablree Jeffrey Craig Walter Crecelius Lee Ann Criswell Neil Crowley Everefl Culler Lisa Cummings Celesfe Curd JQYjj..CLLf Y 3-Hwr Bobby Dacci Sue Dacci Brenda Dale Gary Daniels Qharles Daugherfy Donna Davis GLl.nn..D.a.vi5 Ronnie Dais Jean Garbee Is ef, ,P-Q,,,,,,, as Gloria Grady scrubs diligenlly on a car af lhe car wash sv-af li' S Garbee hard al worlc puls finishing Touches on a car al Sophomofe S0 homore Class Sponsor -S.. fn, Wild -A '-r Car Wash. Scoff Davis Sylvia Davis Richard Dawahare REEL-' Dale Derrickson Randy Dinsmore Slave Disfler William Divine Sharon Dixon B2mb.Qsiken Dona Doss Marlha Dowdy Jo Ann Duckworlh Denise u David Duncan Linda Duncan Manuel Duncan Tim Duncan MiE?.fLf4biTfii'4' Cara Durham Arnila Edmonds Priscilla Edmonds Billy Eldridge Diane Ellis Niclcy Ellenburq Lisa Ellingfon Paul Elswicll Beniamin Engel Bill England Reed Eplay Angelia Ervin Sue Ervin Belly Esles Pam Efhingfon Lynne Evan Vicky Faulconer Linda Fieqenbaum Vivian Fields Milne Finney Kirlc Fischer Glenda Fisher Janel Fisher ,Earl Fgtghgf Larry Flelcher Mary Lou Flowers Anna Floyd Jannice Fowler Mark Fralxes Tena Freeman Lynn Freyermulh Roberl Froelilich ELm.ar.Ems.f Holly Gabel John Galiger W1 fl? 5 williml Ggirfgg Larry Gardner Milne Gaudinier Andrew Gay Beverly Geis Q-,..-... Ellen Gibbs Ruby Gibson Barbara Gill Peggy Gill Sandra Gilliam Debbie Glover Angela Goins Sarah Gooch Gloria Grady James Gran? Toni Granville Calhy Gravel Gayle Graves Sfeven Gregg Marcellus Graves Monica Greffer Barbara Griffin Kg1 fin JB'rie'+ Griffith Todd Griffifh David Guagliardo lirnofh Hach l San y Haggard Steve Haggard Joe Hale Mellon Hall Mil'ElLl'-1911 teufolria Hamilfon Jan Hanley Sue Hanson Wendell Hardy John Harris Ellie Hatch aye Hausley Emilie Hayden Jodene Hayden Debbie Heiser Barry Hellard Danny Helfon M on Rebecca Henley RG v Donna Herndon Valerie Hielrs Cheryl Hill Mike lj ard Johnnie Hisel Cafhy Hodge Ken Hogan Mary Hoge Dana Holbrook Marfha Holbrook Jacllie Holman Danny Honican Rfk! Hggjgan Daniel Hood Mark Hoover KG Dan Hopper James Horfon Marsha Houslon David Hudson Fra ' Sophomores Launch Clean-Up ' 1 ' X ? ' , W f ff or l f ,, w J . f , V V. Q, -13, Ji 4-v 1:3 1 e .,. wa ,ZW , J ffl xi iq iiia l X I y,3f 'ii f .wa-egg: L jyf , in -i 4 Kay Sfafon during clean-up campaign. Donald Hughes Teresa Hughes .Mary Humkey Kerry Humphrey Deborah Hun? Sherry Hunfer Judy Hurd Sfephen Isaksen Marsha lson Brenda Jacina Julie Jackson Teresa Jackson Roberfa James Debra Jasggp Dale Jessup .Beth Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Janice Johnson Kafhy Johnson Keifh Johnsfon Roberla Johnson Bobby Jones Cargl :lgngs Danny Jones Donna Jones Jeff Jones Laurel Jordan Mike Jordan .Danny Justice Kaihy Kackley Sieve Keinafh Marilyn Kelley Glenn Kelly John Kidder ljubggi Kdwell Jane? Kidwell Effie Kimball Sheryl King Sigue! King George Kinne Richard Kirchholf Norman Kirk Jelf Knavel Ronald Lacey Nancy Lail Par Lairson Pal' Lairson Donna Lake Susan Lange .l 1Ann Langford Eugene La Pierre Pauleffa Lalhery Joe Laurick Paffy Lawson Susie Lawson Pafricia Lear Cheri Leibee ,-J,- Cynrhia Lenox Cindy Leonard Leroy Lewis David Lindsay Donna Linton Gayle Linville William Lisanby William Logan Edward Loman Edwina Long Janef Long Marcia Long Jeff Loop Paul Loualleri Richard Love Jodi Luoma Kafhleen Lykins Linda McCullah Bi ly McCullough Cindy McGuire Patricia Mcl-largue Dgnny McKenney. Sfeve McNulfy Danny McPheron C Gary Mabby Deanna Mabry Carolyn Mabson frank Mabson J . Danny Maines Breff Mariner jawn Marks Rhonda Marler Glenn Marfin James Marx Marilyn Mason Sharon Mason Kevin Massie Franklin Maslers Mike Maffmiller Ma.Lls.Max Terry Mayes William Mayes Teresa Meadows Roger Michael Joseph Milam Archie Milburn . . Paffi Miller Donna Minion Jenny Mifchell Kafhy Modica Gerard Monahan Sophomore Class Donutes Sharon Glover, Billie Barker, and Myra Van l-loose sfudy a color charl in Home Economics class. w....1 f lllil il i 'Cf'-9' I fy! - I ,1,i,Vg,lii,.j l, A2 1 WU'tl22l16l.l3fl.,llflfI'liiiilliiifl Q! O X f, 4 iw f- f ' Q , 4' P I if SQ y fw- df., i 'f ' ,X fr if if f f 'W 1 f . , ,Z V . f w I , U X., -,,...,, qi .,,' ' .LJ , X 4' I ,idk ' I W R I. ', v 'vi ji V A We ' Debbie Monlgomery William Monfgonery Charles Moore Tony Morford Don Morgan Rglgy Morgan Rachel Morfon Roberf Morris Ron Mullis Jane Munn Sfephen Murphy Susan Murphy Julie Musgove Befh Naylor Brenda Neal Davey Anne Neal Gail Neal Michael Neal XN.illiam.NeA-l Marlr Neilrirk .La,anJ1ei1L Rolanda Newsome Pam Noble Mary Jo Noland Greg Norsworfhy P3,n1Q9rief1 Rufh Oremus Andy Owens Kennelh Owens Sharon Parr ScoH Pafferson Flora PaHon David Pena. Mona Penn Bill Penrod Charles Perry QDLE.l.Cl!Al2Cl Deborah PiHman Robin Pifls Evelyn Playforfh EvereH Plunlceff Befh Pogue Linda Porler Charles Powell Rose Powell Deb-5i?Pov1fer Donald Prafber Garry Price Gilberf PrifcheH Jerrie Prifchgjf Pa? Provence Sieve Pulliam David Rader Gayle Reed JQAm,B.f-wi Roberf Reeder Roberf Reesor gun Reigelman Richard Rice Teresa Richardson Marfy Richmond Tony Riddell James Rivard Debbie Roberfs 6 Ted Roberlson Deborah Robinson Lynn Robinson Mark Robinson Sfoven Robinsgn -lQ9,Ly,Bnl2iD-SDH' Rosa Rodriguez Beverly Roe Daryl Rogers Doug Rogers Kim Rogers Edie Royse Tony Rudd Scofl ,Rushing John Russell Mp.cy.Russa.lL Julia Rufledge Holly Sams William Sanders Sharon Sanford Rislmiuw Ronnie Sapp Susan Saunier .loe Scearce John Schafer Kevin Schafer Rachelle Schneider Andrew Schroyer Michael Scolf Donna Sabasfian L9.m..5B1iDD- Billy Sharp Keifh Shaw Brian Sheally Kirk Shelburne Arnifa Shelfon Qhris Shglign Carrie Sherrod Thomas Sherrod Sherrie Shields C Angel Smiih Colleen Smifh Diane Smifh Elaine Smifh GLa9.S.mi.th- Roberf Smifh Russell Smifh Ted Smifh Teresa Smith Wanda Smith Vicki Smifher Marion Smifhers Sarah Snider Suzanne Spalding Everefi Sparks errie Sparks J.u1i.a.Spe.-.us Lynda Spencer Kay Staton And Scott Davis Lead Sophomorew 4 a rm 4 f ri-,fi K 3-gif ' K , ' ar , mf if is If J X 'fl K f il M MW 'Nl 'lui' 1 T an ,J 4 'W was lag- , 1 . H... W f My di W .I Brenda Casey and Donna Cook read direclions for lea in Home Economics class. T 1 I 6 Q is 4 Lynda Spencer Gail Spresfer Valerie Sfafford Cam Sfallard Grace Sfanley Kay Slalon John Sfeele Bufh Sfeuarf Anne Sfevens AJimmy Sfevens Melissa Sfevans Neal Slevens Connie Sfifh Mike Sfraffon Lois Sfringfield Gag Sfromguisl Lisa Sfrong Mgdr.Smeqi11 Sandra Suffridge Glenn SuYherland Sieve Suffon Dennis Suvanfo Mike Swanson Jane Tarkingfgn George Taylor Jason Taylor Mary Ann Teesdale Twla Tesfer Ro er Thomas s Jerry lhompson , ' om ' Cheryl Trammell Leslie Trapp Glenn Tucker Beverly Turner Phyllis Underwood Bevgrly Ugfhegrove David Vance Myra Van Hoose Vicky Vaughn Riskylinnnn- Reber? Vincenf Regina Voorhies Cheryl Wachs Jeanef-fe Waddy Libby Wade Kenny Walker Sfeven Walker Ricky Walfers Ken Walfon Lauren Warren Julye Wash Pamela Wafson Donna Waffs Nancy Weaver Sharon Weber George Wellinghursf Lynn Wells Denise Wesner Befh Wesf H f Beverly While ,ZF,,,. Dana While l?2.'l'li'1iB Debbie Whife Greg Whife James Whife Teresa Wilcox Connie Wilds Brenda Wilhi+e Candice Williams Cecil Williams Kay Williams Gale Willis Elaine Wilson Jghnie Wilson Pam Wilson Wayne Winchesfer Karen Wiplze Valerie Wise Ma Don Wifhers at Wiff N olber Diane Wood James Woods Joe Woods Laverne Woolforlr Paul Worcesfer Amy Worell Fred Worsham Charence Wray Jaclcie Wrighf Mike Wright Sieve Wrigh? Pamelia Wrighi Dgrofhy Young Temglauns Wolfgang Ziegler Marianne Mucio ls Junior Class President , A 7 ,Vai Z 1 'meta X . .AEE .-q 'i . ff . ., 4 -1 , . . A. M- YL' 4' ' AF' 'Q 451, 5 U .4 X V K.. H .2 fs .f,g.,v.:N 'NBA .fy so llopl Junior Class Officers from lell ro righl: Mike Blodgell, TFGGSUFSV Marianne Mucio. President David lvlucci, Vice President Joni Taclcelg Secrelary. lCen'rer lelll Marianne Mucio leads a cheer. lCen+er righll Davi Muccl PLUS up campaign poslers for Sludenl Council. lLower lefllfloni Tacliell' Sings in Charmelles. lLower righrl Milne Blodgell lalks lo a child af The Shriners' Hospital, 'dhafrlvs 3 , ny. wg N in a -em i ss ,, f , 7 ,sfwifis 1 I , ,464 ,Anhvf KK 'V' :. qs Q. in 'I6 ,Derick Adams Linda Adarns Vickie Adams John Allison n Barbara Angel David Arnold Q Diana Arnold Donna Arnold Sfepanie AHick Berf Augusf ,LQLDL.B.D.l.D.. Debbie Baker Rose++a Baker Teresa Baker Wayne Baker Janice Ballard Ina Barber r Ricky Barker ey .Bi1LBnr.nes Elizabe+h Barnes -EgHy,.Bar.nef-F Cafhy Barfleff Billy Basfin Kafhy Beasfon Qebbie.B,GiLens Befh Bell' Lenis Besf Mollie BeHs Gayle Bishop Caron Bissmeyer Jon Bizzell Fran Blair Mike Blodgeh' Allan Boian Johnny Bond Famine Pa? Bowlin Toni Bowsher Bruce Bradford Sfephen Brady William Brady Keifh Bramel Dan Breeden Y Billy Bridges Chrisfine Bri hlon Tvlin y ri Kafhy Brinegar Michael Brophy Carineffa Brown David Brown Joyce Brown Joyce Brown Kurf Brown Rick Brown lQEh.Qlhi3LOMLD- Roy Brown Debbie Bryanf Andy Budzinski Charles Burke Doug Burns Donna Burnside Debbie Burfon Barbara Bush Mary Cairell Elaine Campbell Linda Campbell Mark Campbell Cindy Carey Emily Carpenfer Mary Carr Deborah Carrier Pamela C Rober+ n Teresa hamplin Larry Chandler Rick Charles William Charlfon Blake Chrisfopher Janifer Clark E-auL.CllanL 'Mike Clawson Ralph Clay Mack Coais Kevin Coello, Deborah Cole Donna Cole Mary Cole Arlene Collins Connie Collinsworfh Darrell Combs Ann Conyers Larry Cooper Kip Corneh' Ellen Coffer Ann Cofferill Paula Coffrell Darlene Covingfon Doris Cowan Curlis Cox Amy Coyle Beverly Craig Paula Craig Greffa Creech Phil Crewe Wayne Crow C'lwJLl17 Deede Crowe C,elesfe.CLoMgy Ben Crufcher Jusfine Culligan Lin Cummins illia s Bennie Dalzell Y Sam Davis Roxanne Deffley David Demaresl' Mike-Dggris. Kafhy Doklcen m Danielle Donovan Jo Ellen Drew Diana Duff Teresa Duffy M.a.r:ln.Dunn Wayne Dunn David Eclcdgbl Ann Ecfon Gail Edwards ww Janef Elam Jeff Ellingfon John EllioH Paffy Efhingfon Sharon Evans hLEmng Sfeve Faih Toofsie Fain Elaine Fannin Edna Farley Janiimgus Karen Fields Susan Fields Cynfhia Finney Greg Fisfer Siwnitis Michael Flanary Beverly Flora Sharon Florig Kennefh Floyd Ralph Floyd Susan Fosfer 1 The Fresh Thought Of Springtime Is f 2 ffl E' if i ' as Susan Jones and Mike Dennis help decorale for The Junior Prom. fr ,f'9j7'N., Qi ff? 'H I ,-- I K. 5 'XS llosemei- F Don.I:lalLis s Teressa Harris Arlene Harrison Jeri Harlley Michael Hawkins Cary Haynes Tom Herren Mary Herring Thomas Hill Tom Hill Anne Hilfon Johnnie Hisel John Hifen Bersy Hoffman Mary Holbrook Kafhye Hollopefer Mary Holi Arlie Honican Jeane Housfon John Howard Deborah Howell Glenn Huffman Joyce Huls John Humkey Debbie Humphrey James Hur+ Rifa Irwin AI Isaac Barbara Ivey Eddie Jacina Joni Jackeff Earl Jackson ,Lucrefia Jackson John Jacobs J,Q,e.Jacoby Joni ohn-Jameson Wayne Jenkins Jan Jessick James Johns Leslie Johns n Marfa Johnson Toni Johnson Darrell ,longs Susan Jones Pafrich Joseph Howard Judy June Jusfice Tonyla Jusfice Richard Kallop Danny Keen John Kendall Kenny Kendrick Marybefh Kennamer Candy Kennedy Michelle Kidwell Anneffa Kincaid Charloffe King Randy King Winona King David Kinf llll. ll Talents Nluny Ways , ' ' l ,V: R 1 Kim Mdclimer displays her lalenls in flue play Spoon River. Cindy Knoll Sara Lacy Leslee LaFalce Breclc Lancasfer Larry Langfels Ricky Larison Pal' Lalhrem Linda Laflwrop Carl Lawless Frankie Lawson Sally Lawson Tony Lawson Gary Lee Raymond Legg Lynn Lemarr Roger Liddle Ruby Lilly Mary Logan Diane Lowery .J.a11e.LLo.y Jeff Lucus s Tommy Lyon n Kim Machmer Curlis Maddox Bw+M-1QQ9111 Mgimlms Angela Mansfield Frances Marlens Carol Marfin Debra Marlin Jim Marlin Jeff Malfhews Peck Maffmiller Sharon McAfee Tom McCoy Debbie McCray Mary McCullough Billie Sue McDonie Barbara McGaugl1ey Pam McGhee Melanie McHargue Shirley Mcl'la++on Ronnie McKenney Carol McKenzie Sfephan McKenzie Bill McVeigh Nancy Meade Renee Meadows Georgianna Melvin John Michler Ben Miller Marsha Miller Theresa Mims Sarah Mink Mary Mifchell T5 a Mifchell Willane Mifc ell Ellen Mizell Barry Moberly Billy Moberly Debbie Moberly Gwendolyn Mobley ck Charles Mon omer Joe ionfgomery David Moore David Moore Lloyd Moore Peggy Moore Sfeve Moore Cheryl Morgan Bunny Morgan Jeane'r+e Morfon Marianne Muaio Roy Mulberry P,am.Mullis William Munn Joe Myles Marsha Neikirk J,Q,QfJ..N.B.l.ll. Mary Newsom Sharo1-hliewion WillLNewfon Nick Nickell Carol Niswonger Dan Noland Kafhy O'Dowd, lll Graduation Commencement Mark Slevens and Ben 'Y Dalell help Areveian Augusf af The Graduafion Com- mencemenl. M X 4 'Q , r S c fefi . W-ff' x ' ' 7 PAMQMDSL Jim Ormond Kafhy Osborne Jerold Osser Sharon Osfen Tom Overlfy- Bill Page Rosemary Palmer Sieve Parker lLD,.Eadgs Don Passell Annlaich Kafhy Payne Judy Peel Wmhlv Debbie Pence Connie Perkins Geor e Perkins Karol Perkins Deborah Perry Dale Peyfonf- Marfy Peyfon Q- D.aLe.Eie.LC.e BeH'y Pigg n Edifh Poffs Daniel PoHer-M Ricky Prachf Floyd Prafher Roberf Propsf Chuck Quillen Linda Rebsamen Alma Reckelhoff Geoffrey Reed Wayne Reed Dale Richardson Pal Richardson Debbie Richmond Mike Riggs Harley Rifchey Sarah Rifchey David Rivard Carla Rodriguez Pafricia Ross Phyllis Ross Jim RouH Rifa Salamone I7 David Sams Linda Saunders Phil Saunders Iylor Sanders Joe Scherr John Schimmel Pafricia Schmucker Brenda Scoggins Claude Scorr Teresa Scoff Michael Serraglio Shirley Seffle Basim Shamiyeh Kiffy Shaw Greg Shields Clark Shorf Colleffe Shor+ David Simmons Ann Smifh Diane Smifh Janef Smifh Vickie Snapp Charles Solomon Wade Soper John Spalding? Phillip Spickard Brel Spiller Debbie Sfagner Sherrie Slampen Karen Sfarr S,amh.S.te,ele Debra Sfephenson Mark Sfevens Margaref S+ewar+ Sfeve Srigers Sfephanie Sfubbs Carla Summers -,Frank Sufron Roberf Surfon Michael y Davi Swofford Junelle Sykes Kerry Tafe Kiffy Tafe Danny Taylor A' 'M mf-. -, ,,. 4, Q no . ,,.. Yr y e Kg, ,,.'!'2f'fs ' , f ww Junior History Class Purades Coffin lll I ,N -f www, , 7 fff 5 cw , -...ff f N W r,i S x ln - LN . -X -ian Terry Taylor Paula Terwilliger Lloyd Tharp PeLc.LT.b.o.mas. Charles Thompson Larry Thornlon Mary Thurslon E.I TI Lee Tolliver Qeiiie.ILom.rM Piper Troxell Jo Turley-' Howard Underwooc BQLLf1s1emL Jane Urbanski ljoydilaa-Dozen. Brad Van Meler Shirley Vaughl Janice Ver uzanne Waddle Don Wagner David Wahl Sharon Wallord Teresa Walden Bruce Wall James Waller Debbie Wallers Mary Walls David Way Susan Weaver Belly Weber Dale Websler Harry Weiser Ginger Wells Janel Wells Sleve Wells Barbara Weslley Robin Whaley .Bill.lN.l1.e.6i. Clarisse Wheal Susan Wheeler V.i....1....-- Januse While Veronich While Susan AD,fJlV.l-lf-Q-Ld n Jes . .. Rodney Williams Dan.XMills ' n H IH. Rgbegca Wilson Slephen Wilson Vickie Wilson James Wirlh Jgglyjdii-fl I D H Lindaloung, Yiggielowg- 7 f' Nhss Sully Robinson ls S0 ,Ja -4f f W X If ff W4 f' .cl ' 7M229ff'm 'f999q'00 -ff-s--...Q , ,c 5 -. flopl Senior Class Officers: ll-rl Rick Bryanf. President Esfher Cosfel, Vice Presidenf: Belinda Elswick. Secrelaryg Janef Barneff. Treasurer: Miss Sally Robinson. Class Sponsor. lCen+er leHl Rick Bryanf passes Hue Seniors' seals on fo The Juniors on Recognifion Day. lCen+er righfl Es+l1er Cosfel receives 5 gif 7 , H 1. :he Faculfy Award as fhe Oufslanding Senior Girl from Mr. Smifh- effl Belinda Elswiclc makes an announcemenf fo +he Senior 6 righfl Janef BarneH performs on piano. - 'fsf ' lLow6f CI ss. ll-OW9' 'T Slav- 'lls i i fo 1 , . LW lllllh' Senior Class Sponsor 4735 Anna Lou Akers Ru'rl'1 A. Alford Donna Faye Allen Jackie Allen Nancy E. Allender Richard Jeffery Amerine George Burke Anderson Sleven Arnell Pam Arnold Palricia Lee Arrlnur Luanne Davis Azevedo Marlin Russell Baber Bonnie Baird Barbara Davis Baker Richard Baldwin Vicky Lea Bales Sleven Jolnn Balk James C. Ball lll Billie Jo Barker David Franklin Barker J + n Marie Beally Palricia Beally y 1 77 7 Jerry Becker Consfance Wynelfa Beckham Gail Rulh Behrens Kafhleen Alice Behrens Elizabefh Margaref Binion Sue A. Bishop Paul Sfephen Black Mark Allen Blair Jane'r Lee Blakeman Gilda Jane Boggs Sandy Bosfon Befh Helen Bowman Kafherine Eliza befh Bowman Melissa Sue Brewer John Francis Briggs I Adele Broadus Danny Brown Dennis R. Brown Lisa Diane Brown Frances Louise Brown Laura Ann Brown Linda Kay Brown Susan Helen Brown Melissa Ann Bruce Seniors See Fiddler On Tl fill-4' Ni 'Sill- ll H ' ' - The Roof In Cincinnati K5 5 ,ss Pamela Bryanl Richard Jusfice Bryan? Jeffery Marlin Buck Joseph Sfewarl Buck Do+'rie Bowman Buckner B rbara Mae Rue Burns William Allen Burfon Sheila Rose Burfon Susan Dell Bur'ron Roberf Cairell Linda Lee Carl lmgLS..Canper Lenora Jean Car'rer Paul Davis Carler Jayne Karen Caudill Anila Caywood Omer Noland Caywoodlll Jamie Reisz Chase 5 en .Lexine Chasfeen Carlos Marie Childers Harold Eugene Chism Vernon Chism 179 0 Ralolw Wayne Cinnamon Linda Louise Clay Gwendolyn Lee Cloyd George Edward Collins Janef Rae Collins Mary Lilian Conrey James Allen Cook S me' Dale Cooper Pamela Yvonne Corman Esfher E. Coslel Sadelia Renee Cowan David Cox William Q..CQx.. Consfance Eliza befln Craig Susan M. Cranfill Bruce Aubrey Crawley Qi'i5,QlQ.3MB- Kim Crum Sfeven Douglas Currens Richard Franklin Curlis lvlonfe Lane Dailey Frank Shirley Dalzell lll Barbara Lee Darnell Up, Up, And Away ls Theme For ' f f . -7 if flag Roberf Bruce Davidson Glen Marlin Davis y Sheila Kaye Dean Sue Decker Teresa Milfon Demaresf Robin M. Diamond Rebecca Lynn Dicken Raymond K. Dickenson Daniel Ralph Diehl Michael Slephen Donovan Charles Bernice Dowdy Ill Joyce Ann Doyle William Edward Doyle Bill Duff I il ' 0 Il Y Diana Sieve Allen Durham Shelley Ann DuVall James E. Dyer Connie Louise Eades Jemyiszkler Nancy Elizabefh Elar Suza Elkins Ricky Glen Ellenburg Ronald K. Ellioll Peggy Ann Ellis Belinda Jean Elswick Sco+'r Douglas Epley Marsha Ann Ernesf Senior Play Entitled li ln 285- for fl rky Perkins as Mookie Maguggins as rude as he was rusfi 'iv Penelope Godfrey Leanna Gordon Cecilia L. Gorham Shirley Graves Mary Befh Green Pamela Sue Greer David Perry Griffin Fred Taylor Griffin Janef Ann Griffin Rinda Leigh Griffin f Lucinda Rhee Gros ,Kennefh Ray Gulleffe Jr. Roger Wilson Haddox Brenda Richardson Hale Kafherine Ann Hale .Bruce Will' Tyanna Lee Hall Charloffe Ann Hampfon -It . , ,- .-.-rv-, ,,....,.-..- Evan Mussie Works Behind The S69 no QW Q L 3 'fa' 'iff 4, L ' o f L. x , Evan Massie confrolling fhe lighfing for fhe Drama Deparfmenf. I R. f.-12 Y 4 ...fi J 1' l I l l l .....i, ,,,. ,, ,,,,,c-f K V Diane Hancock Larry Thompson Hancock Linda Susan Hand Diane Haney Mike E. Haney Mary My Hanna - William Mark Hanna John C. Hannah Charles Roger Harding Allen Harman Edward Gary Harney Shirley Diane Harris Debra Lynn Har+ley John Richard Hawlhorne Robin Renee Hayden Daniel Thomas Hellard N Gary Vanarsdall Henderson Randall W. Henn Marfha Ann Henson Mary Louise Henson Oscar Clark Hessel Jr. Alnegia Hilen Belinda Lee Hinkle William Michael Hinkle N Seniors Prepare For Graduation By Of 6 Deborah Jean Hodge Ellen Mae Hodges Larry Holleran William Russell Hollingsworfh Pamela Ann Holman Siephen Holfhaus Donna Roseann Hopkins Cheryl Hornsby Sarah Housfon Michael Davis Howard Gary Thomas Huffman Jo Hume Roloeri' Coblin Hume Jr. Edwin Vernon Inman lll Danny Ernesi' lson Brenda Jackson Janice Louise Jackson Mary Kafherine Jackson Nina Sue Jackson Susie Jackson Hugh George James lll Dan Hayden Jennings Sandra Alaine Jefer Jack C. Johnson f l ordering Invitations, Cu s And Gow QBW' Tip Sandler places a laie order for his cap and gown- P ns Pai Johnson Sherry L. Johnson Susan Kaye Johnson Cheryl Lynn Johnsion Debra Laverine Jones Glenna M. Jones Jackie Jones Jeffery Jones Judiih Hager Jones Linda Lou Jones Roderick W. Jones Siephanie Jordan Doris Lee Kelley Debbie Clark Kemper Mary Elizabeih Kersey Mark Edward Kessinger Pamela King Fred Kirchhoff Jr. 87 Jo Ann Kloosierman Micl'1ael Lynn Kollros Bonnie Jean Kunkle Gary David Kyle Jennifer Lynn Lail Nancy Jo Lange Linda Langliels l-Q05-GM Susan Lee Lafhrem 3 Deborah L. Lawson Suzanne Leibee Carl Lenfry Ricky Allen Lenfry Susan Lorraine Lockeif Jerry Roger Logsdon Larry Wayne Long ,Mike S. LouAllen Roberi Carl Luoma J Bill Malear Edwina Malone Harlina Joyce Malone Windy Malone Six Lafayette Seniors Achieve I , , 1 :V-ew fx' Y l l . Y Y ltopl. and Susan Lockett, Jenniter Lail, Sue Gaines lbottornl. National Merit Finalist Status i Late ette's Merit Finalists: l-r Esther Costel Paul Walker, Nanc Val o. 'tin Mary Harriet Maner T n Sandra Lee Margrave David Marshall T- Linda Lou Marshall Thomas Garnette Mart Ira Evan Massie ll Bonnie O'Neil Masters Robin Matthews Randall Lee Maupin Linda May Kent Thompson Mays 90 Burke Anderson And Belinda Elswlck lngrid M. McCollum Edilh Priscilla McCollum Sherry Raye McCoy Susan Gay McCracken Frederick Brofliord Mcl-largue lll Leslie Joe Mclnlurll Donna Marie McKeene Rila Louise McKenzie Lesslie McMillan Gregory Edmunc McNul+y Jeannelle Lee Medley Jack Melloll' Jacgueline Middlelon F i0f' Riclc Milam Daniel Eugene Miller Ronald C. Miller T Palriclc John Mills Leslie Dianne Milchell Ronald Milchell --James Allen Moak Michael Mololey William Mendon Monroe ',-ff ' gf , l.:-V. Q, Qi-'S gggf5?f2i:2:Qff7i Y , is sit: ,sa ?,,55:fg:E,gf,Q 2- - , 1 'i'74iIg:SL. of , we , K 'Yi' Reign As King And Queen Of The Prom Sara Claylon Moon Ronald Edward Moore Alan Morgan Kalie Morgan Susan Geran Morgan Elizabeili Louise Morris Eafhy Morrison Irene Eva Moslowycz LaDonna Mullins , Elodie Murphy i - WQZQ 9. nil in I 545945 4 is i 6 se , John Allen Neal ROqer Tlnursfon, Perlcy Perkins, Jim Roberson, and flieir dafes exhibif l 9lW Siyle af The Senior Prom. Terry Wayne Newby -. Mk Marflwa Ellen Noble Sandy Ockerman Linda Caroll Oliver Jeanne Louise Olsen Fred Donald Orllwmeyer Challis Owens Rebecca June Owens Connie Ellen Paez Carolyn Young Parker Eldwayne Parker Robin Parks P,e'rer Wayne Palclwen Judi'rl'1 Louise Pale Scoua Leegina Palrum New Senior Day Replaces ll Sfeve Currens receives lhe Pilol Cup from Mrs. Mildred C. Graham allhe ' Senior Day Assembly. ii, .. . ll The Traditional Dinner Dance QQ: wir inn-vi li.-ff ,vs ,gx Mu, V 1- sii nm E 5 1 ,I ,H , 1 f I ' ' 3 M I gl f lf 'l Q A v .. L 1 P ,za fl Q-avi '7 'Y L Wh 5 ,K f if 2 i L 1 i f i e-Q35 5 . fa ..'?2?i 3,4i5k Af'WfY' W i W., Mr. Smilh presenls awards 'ro Esfher Coslel and Paul Wallief- al, Jeffery Lynn Pena Melanie Gale Pendley Garry Perlcins Palricia Lynn Perry lleborah Kay Pelerson Gus T. Pelro Kenl Peylon Margarel Rulh Phillips Janel Marie Pickard James Leslie Pickell Hilda Elaine Playlorlh Dwighl D. Porler Charles Leberl Powell Jr. Leah V. Prewill Linda Karen Prince Eddie Micheal Provence Mary Rulh Pruill Janel Arlene Puckell 'I9 4 James Brian Pugh Carol Purcell Sfephen Carfer Push Timofhy Glen Qualls Karen Lee Rahenkamp Alfred Buckner Ramey Jr. Michael Ransford Alexander Clark Reed Carol Gene Reilender Garry Lee Reynolds L ldS Gary Lee Rice PaH'i Michele Richards William Arfhur Richardson Jaynie Lynne Richie Pamelia Kaye Rifchey Deborah Gene Roark Jim Roberson ' Craig Cuudill Is .-Q-Qg '--Q-f...,mq-.5- N 'H , Swv- 'HMV Award recipienfs, from left Bonnie Wise Craig Caudlll Paul Walker and Esfer Cos+el pose for a picfure. Pal I Awarded The Yale Cu P Carol Roberls Deborah Ann Robinson Maria Teresa Rodriguez Debra Ann Rogers Kalhy Lynn Rollins Susan Lendre Ro'rh Everell Thomas Royse Viclci Lynn Rudd Connie Jo Russell Deborah Jean Salamone Susan Carol Sallee Julia Ann Sanchez Marlha Annelle Saunders Jennifer Saunier Randy Saxfon Terrie Lynn Schooler Michael Joe Shaclcelford Ronald Wayne Sharkey Sleven Sharp NormaT1ET.le2TShaw Carol Sheehy Yirginia Temple Sherrod hoary: L. shields Harold Lee Shields Claude Harrison Shiflef Jr 'liam David S ' ey Bill Shorf Srephen Sl1or'r Suzanne Slnorf Marcia Jean Sills Randy Simpson Barbara Ann Singer Eygjmuh ldonna Smilh Merrill Lucian Smi'rl'1 Phyllis Anne Smifh Randall Neal Smilh Edifh Jane Srnool Debbie Snider Wanda Snowden Karen Lynne Sparks Pamela Dailey Sparks Sharon Louise Spilker Mark Springer Gordon Slacy Larry Sfafford Ma., er Jo Ann Sfanifer T0 Vote In The Spring fl- , XS Rebecca Susan Sfarns Cheryl Sfalon Gloria Jean Sleele Calherine Sfevens Irvin Slewarf Nancy Sfone John William Slraus Linda Lou Sykes Bonifa Kaye Taylor Paul Taylor Norene Thompson Thomas Thompson Sandra Tolson ,Sandra Torsfrick Charlene Sue Townsend Mike Townsend Nancy Kafhryn Trammell Jessie Turpin Ramona Gail Turpin Debbie Tuffle Nan Marie Tu1'+le Jackie Underwood William Allen Underwood Nancy Louise Valyo I97 Kennefh VanFlee+ Roberf Darrell Vaughn, Jr Donald Edward Vermillion Randall Kirk Waddell Wanda Wade Charla Wagner Paul McCaw Walker John Walker Ward, Jr. Edward Alan Wasson Ann Elizabefh Wafkins Janel Wa'r'rs Roberl' Jay Wayman Thomas Jerome Weaver, Jr Beverly Ann Webb Rulh Webb Jacky Weber Kimberly Rachael Weckman S Debbie Wesl Mary Marsha Wheaf Ramona Wheeler Gary Frank While Pamela Sue While Joseph E. Wille'r'r l . 5 , .-5 ,N 510 A1 Memorial Coliseum l, Dr. Rav Hornback, Vice-presidenl of Sludenl Affairs al Morehead, speaks af Commencement i o l . , ' - Jac ueline Williams Laverne iris Williams Mary Louise Williams EQELIJVMHQOH Barbara Jo Wilson Carol Wilson Paula Rulln Wilson Donald T. Winsell Bonnie Carole Wise Vicki Maria Will Rebecca Jo Woodruff Rairicia Sue Workman David Carroll Wrighl' Alan B. Yafes Gwendolyn' Ann Yales Carolyn Yeiser Nancy Jo Yeoman landy Lynn Zimmerman I 2 00 Esther Costel, Harriet Muner, And Tim ROBERT H. ADAMS Foofball IO, II, IZ: L CI. IZ DONNA EAYE' ALLEN Befa CI. II, IZ: GirIs' Sfafe I I: Prom Courf IZ RICHARD JEFEERY AMERINE Inferacf CI. IO, I I, IZ: Boys' Sfafe I I: Prom Comm. I I: Speech Confesf I I, IZ: Audio VisuaI Worker I I, IZ: Sfage Crew II, IZ: Baccalaureafe Usher I I: Library Award IZ GEORGE BURKE ANDERSON FoofbaII IO, II, IZ: ECA IZ: Ky. Council of English Teachers Award IZ: Prom King IZ PATRICIA LEE ARTHUR FHA V-Pres. I I, Pres. IZ: Times Sfaff IZ: Home Ec. Award II: Crisco Award I Z LUANNE DAVIS AZEVEDO Pep CI. IO, II, IZ: Er. CI. IO, III Cheerleader IO, II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: Sfudenf Council Treas. IZ: L CI. IZ: Sr. PIay IZ, Confesf Play IZ MARTIN RUSSELL BABER EoofbaII IO: Baskefball IO JAMES THOMAS BAKER: JR. Baskefball I I, IZ: Orchesfra IO, I I, IZ: Prom Courf IZ VICKY LEA BALES Pep CI. IO, II, IZ, V-Pres. IZ: Prom Comm. I I STEVEN JOHN BALK World is Elaf Sociefy, Pres. IZ BILLIE JO BARKER Befa CI. I I, IZ: NHS IZ: Span. Honor Sociefy II: Arf CI. II, IZ, Sec. IZ: Prom Comm. II JANET ELAINE BARNETT Lafin CI. IO: Lafin Award IO: Sfudenf Council IO, II, IZ: Jr. Class Rep.: Charmeffes II, IZ: ETA II: MAT II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: Sr. CIass Treas.: Jr. Miss Pageanf IZ: IVIad'I9aI Group l23 Whds Who Among American High School Sfudenfs IZI Sfafe Music Confesf I I, IZ: AII Region CIWOVUS I I CONSTANCE WYNETTA BECKHAM Pep CI. IO: Band IO? TFGCIK II GAIL RUTH BEHRENS FHA IO: DECA II, IZ: Arf CI. II: Soph. Rep.: Office Worker IO PAUL STEPHEN BLACK Inferacf CI. IO, II, IZ: Er. CI. IO, II. IZ Lafin CI. IZ: Sfudenf Council II, I Befa CI. II, IZ: MAT II, IZ MARK ALAN BLAIR Inferacf CI. IO, Il, Sec. IZ: NHS II, Treas. IZ: Befa CI. I I, IZ: SHS IO, I I: Baccalaureafe Usher II: Drivers Ed. Award IZ JANET LEE BLAKEMAN Lafin CI. IO, I I:CIass Rep. IO, I I, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Sr. Play Dancer IZ: ETA IZ: Lafin Award IO, II: Prom Comm. II: Office Worker IZ GILDA JANE BOGGS Powder Puff EoofbaII IO, I I: Shorf- hand A Award BETH HELEN BOWMAN Lafayeffe Band IO, II KATHERINE ELIZABETH BOWMAN Pep CI. IO GINA JEAN BRAND Track Team IO, II: P.E. Circus IO: Er. CI. IO MELISSA SUE BREWER Lafin CI. IO, I I: MAT IO, II, IZ: Befa CI. II. IZ! NHS II, IZ: German CI. IO? German Award IO: Josfen Mafhe- mafical Award IZ LAURA ANN BROWN Pep cl. io, ni, iz LINDA KAY BROWN DECA Oueen IZ LISA DIANNE BROWN Pep CI. IO, I I, IZ: Befa CI. I I, IZ:Ar+ CI. II, IZ: MAT II: Prom Comm. II: NHS IZ7 Spanish CI. IZ SUSAN HELENE BROWN Band IO, II: Office Worker I2g Sr. PIay Dancer IZ MELISSA ANN BRUCE Lafin CI. IO, I I: German CI. IO: Sfu- denf Council II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: Orchesfra IO, II, IZ: AII-Sfafe Of- chesfra I I RICHARD JUSTICE BRYANT Baskefball IO: Baseball I I, IZ: Inferagf CI. IO, II, IZ: Class Pres. IO, II, IZ: Sfudenf Council IO: L CI. II, IZ: Sr, Rep.: Boy of fhe Monfh IZ JEFFRY MARTIN BUCK Jr. Rep.: Sfudenf Council II: Wres- fling Team IO DOTTIE BOWMAN BUCKNER Lafin CI. IO: Cum Laude IO: Sfudenf Council IO: Pep CI. IO, II, IZ JOHN L. BUCY JR. Er. CI. IO BARBARA ANN BURDETTE Swim Team IO: Span. CI. IZ: SHS IZ MAE RUE BURNS Pep CI. IO: Office Worker II: Coun- seIing Office Worker WILLIAM ALLEN BURTON Music Play IZ LINDA LEE CARL Class Rep. II, IZ: Befa CI. II. IZ? MAT IZ: NHS II, IZ: Office Worker IZ: Sfudenf Council IO: Typing Award I I: P.E. Circus IO DAVID S. CARPER Wresfling Team IO: Befa CI. IZ: KY- III' Wai PAUL' IW cHII Siudef' Il. III I2: NI W YaI6 C IIYN l,aIInI ll, I2 JAMI Fr. CI BURI NHS LEXII NHS HARI SIude IIAIP FooII1 I.INII Pep I Chan ARTI Choi: JAN BUSIIII GEO I:0oIh Ierqc Chair MART Pep I Quill Girl PIQY: W0rI I2 IIIII: WN iiiqlI'II'I- . romcomm I I2 I IOWN ie Wllflef 12, S: ICE erman CI, IU. Sm I: Bela U. II. iz, II: All-In I: EIIIYAIII HI II, I2: Iii-if SS Pres. III, II, II: I: IO. II, II'Ir. onfh II IUCII Council II: Ilies' , BUCIINIII Laude I0:5IideiI , I0, II, II IIIIIEIII yn' CI, II:5III ll Woder II? Poll EI' III II: ,AI IUIIIIIII . II' cj, II- lvl' NIcCormuck Announced As Vuledictoriuns Council of English Teachers Award PAUL DAVIS CARTER Baseball IO: Sfudenf Council I I CHARLES CRAIG CAUDILL Sfudenf Council IZ: MAT I I: Inferacf ll' IZ: Track IO, II, IZ: Marquis II, IZ: NHS IZ: L Club II, IZ: Lafin Award IO: Lafin Honor Sociefy IO, I I: Yale Cup I2 JAYNE KAREN CAUDILL Lafin CI. IO: Girls' Choir I I: Befa CI. II,IZ JAMIE REISZ CHASE Fr. CI. IO: Befa CI. I I, IZ BURLINE CHASTEEN NHS I2 LEXINE CHASTEEN NHS IZ HAROLD EUGENE CHISM Sfudenf Council IO, I I RALPH WAYNE CINNAMON Foofball IO. II, IZ: Band IO, II LINDA LOUISE CLAY Pep CI. IO, I I: Girls' Choir, Treas. I I: Charmeffes IZ: DECA Sec. IZ ARTHUR CLAYBORNE JR. Choa: io, ii, IZ JANET RAE COLLINS Business CI. IZ GEORGE EDWARD COLLINS Foofball IO, II, IZ: Wresfling II: ln- IGFGCT CI. II, IZ: Shop Award II: Chairman of lnferacf Board IZ MARY LILLIAN CONREY Pep CI- II. IZ: Cheerleader II, IZ: Quill and Scroll IZ: Marquis Sfaff IZ: Girl of fhe Monfh IZ: Sr. Rep.: Sr. PIRYT L Cl. IZ: Jr. Archloearer: Office Ygorkef I I: P.E. Circus IO: Prom Courf JAMES ALLEN COOK Track IO: Eoofball IO, II, IZ: Baseball II: Baskefball IO, Il: L CI. IO, II, IZ: Prom Courf IZ PAMELA YVONNE CORMAN Pep CI. IO, Treas. II, Pres. IZ: Soph. Rep.: Charmeffes I I, IZ: Prom Conf: IZ: Sfudenf Council I I ESTHER E. COSTEL Fr. CI. II, IZ: Laurel IZ: MAT II, IZ: NHS II, Pres. IZ: Debafe Team II, IZ: SPOKE Conf.: Rofary Insfifufe on World Affairs I I: Girls' Sfafe I I: Pres. Classroom for Young Americans IZ: Grad. Usher I I: Nafional Merif Final- isf IZ: DAR Award II: Who's Who Among American High School Sfu- denfs II, IZ: Sfar Sfudenf IZ: Class Rep. II, V-Pres. IZ: Opfimisf Award IZ: Er. IV Award: Bluegrass Chap. Award IZ: Debafe Award IZ: Faculfy Award IZ: Valedicforian DAVID COX Color Guard IO: Band IO, II, IZ: Drum Major IZ: Band Award IZ: Pep Band I I, IZ: Sfudio Band I I, IZ: Prom Courf IZ SUSAN M. CRANFILL Befa CI. I I, IZ, Sec. IZ: FTA I I, Sec.- Treas. IZ: Lafin CI. IO, Treas. I I: Lafin Award IO, II: MAT II: NHS IZ: Of- fice Worker IZ: Soph. Class Rep.: Sfu- denf Council IO, I I: Grad. Usher I I: Women's CI. Award IZ BRUCE AUBREY CRAWLEY Band IO, Color Guard IO: Befa CI. I I, IZ: lnferacf CI. I I, IZ: SHS I I. V-PFeS- IZ: Sr. Rep.: Leffer of Commendafion IZ: Laurel IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs IZ CHRIS CROWE Foofball IO, II, IZ: FCA IO. II. IZI Radio Day IZ: LCI. II. I2 KIM CRUM Tennis io, ii, IZ: LCI. l2:6irIS'CI1OIf II: Charmeffes IZ: IVIUSICGI PIGY lzi Booksfore IZ: Prom Courf I2 STEPHEN DOUGLAS CURRENS Drama Fesfival IO, I I, IZ: Speech Fes- fival IO, II, IZ: Sfafe Besf Acfor IZ: Opfimisf Oraforical IO: Laurel IO, II, IZ: Sr. Play: Confesf Play: Prom Courf IZ: Pilof Cup IZ RICHARD FRANKLIN CURTIS Wresfling II, IZ FRANK SHIRLEY DALZELL Foofball IO, II, IZ: Wresfling II: In- feracf IO, Sec. II, Pres. IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: Boys' Sfafe II: Engineering Award I I: Kiwanis CI. Award IZ AUDREY LEE DAVIS Sfudenf Council IZ GLEN MARTIN DAVIS Wresfling II, IZ KENNETH WAYNE DAY Wresfling Team II, IZ: Track II, IZ: Cross Counfry IZ: Key Cl. I I, IZ: Befa Cl. I I, IZ SHEILA KAYE DEAN FHA IO: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Shorfhand Award II, IZ: Business CI. Pres. IZ THERESA MILTON DEMAREST Lafin CI. IO, I I: Befa CI. I I, IZ: NHS I I, IZ: Sr. Play, Piano: Sfage Crew IZ ROBIN M. DIAMOND Span. Cl. I I: Business CI. IZ: Typing Il Award I Z REBECCA LYNN DICKEN Pep CI. IO, II, IZ RAYMOND K. DICKINSON Grad. Usher I I: Key Cl. IO, I I, Treas. iz: MAT li, IZ: Befa CI. ii, iz: NHS IZ: Times Sfaff IO, I I, Assf. Ed. IZ: Fr. Cl. IO, II: Ouill and Scroll IZ: Times Sfaff Award IZ DANIEL RALPH DIEHL Baskefball IO: Confesf Play IZ: Speech Confesf IZ: Times Radio Day IZ 2 Susan locket: I I I 1 . ' Q, Noi : y LII? Il IIN 02 JAMES HENRY DIXON Arf CI. I I: Prom Comm. I I JANE HOPE DIXON Latin CI. IO. I I:.Be+a CI. I I, IZ: MAT IZ CHARLES BERNICE DOWDY III Baskefball IO, II: Befa CI. II, IZ: MAT IZ: Prom Comm. II: Grad. Usher II DIANA LYNN DUNN Sfudenf Council IO, I I: Speech Con- Iesf IZ: Office Worker I I STEVE ALLEN-DURHAM DECA I2 SHELLEY ANN DUVALL Band II, IZ JAMES E. DYER Wresfling I I CONNIE LOUISE EADES Girls' Choir IZ: Charmeffes IZ: Mixed Chorus IZ RICKY GLEN ELLENBURG Sr. Rep. RONALD K. ELLIOTT Foofball IO PEGGY ANN ELLIS NHS II, IZ: Be+a CI. II, IZ: Char- meffes II, Treas. IZ: Track IO: SHS IO, II, IZ: Mixed Chorus II, IZ: Sr. Rep.: Regional Chorus I I BELINDA JEAN ELSWICK Sfudenf Council IO: Class V-Pres. IO, I I: Class Sec. IZ: Prom Chairman I I: Homecoming Isf Affendanf IZ: Girl of 'rhe Monfh IZ: Prom Oueen IZ SCOTT DOUGLAS EPLEY Band IO, II, IZ: Foofball IZ: Inferacl' CI. IZ: Grenadier Band IZ: Pep Band IZ MARSHA ANN ERNEST SHS IZ: Times Sfaff I I ELIZABETH ELLEN EVANS Powder Puff Foofball I I: Befa CI. I I. IZ: Jr. Class Treas.: Sfudenf Council I I, I2: Soph. Rep.: Girl of fhe Monfh IZ: Prom Comm. II: Office Worker I I: Booksfore IZ: Speech Confesf I2: Prom Firsf Affendanf IZ MICHAEL STEVEN FEEBACK German CI. IO: Laurel IZ: Powder Pl-ITT Cheerleader IZ DAVID EARL FIELDS Foofball IO, I I: Track IO ARTHUR LAWRENCE FITZPATRICK III Band IO, II, IZ: Grenadier Band IO, II, IZ: Sfudio Band II, IZ: Pep Band I I. IZ: Orchesfra IZ: Key CI. I I, Pres. IZ: Befa CI. IZ: MAT IZ: NHS IZ WANDA KAYE FLOYD Band IO, II, IZ: Powder Puff Foofball I2 JOHN DAVID FREDERICK Wresfling Team I I NOLAN W. FREEMAN JR. Track IO, II, IZ: L CI. IZ: Foofball IO SUSAN ELIZABETH FULMER Fr., CI. IO: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Track IZ SUE ROBBIN GAINES Sfudenf Council I I, IZ: Class Rep. I I, IZ: Befa CI. I I, IZ: NHS I I: Lafin CI. II, Treas. IZ: Nafional Merif Finalisf IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs I I, IZ: Sr. Play Dancer: Lafin Il Award I I: Office Worker II, IZ: ISC IZ:,MAT IO, II: Grad. Usher I I: LHS IO, I I JILL R. GARD Befa CI. II, IZ: Fr. CI. IO: Sr. Play Dancer DOUGLAS DAWSON GARTH JR. Baskefloall IO, I I: Sfudenf Council IZ: L CI. V-Pres. IZ LINDA GAIL GIBSON Pep CI. IO, II, IZ: Beta CI. II, I2 DEBBIE G. GILBERT Business CI. IZ THERESA COLEEN GILBERT Lafin Award IO: Befa CI. IZ MARY ANNE GILL SHS IZ: Office Worker I I, I2 MERRI LYNN GILL Fr. CI. IO: Befa CI. IZ RANDY KERMIT GILLIAM Foofball IO, II, IZ: L CI. IZ: FCA I2 KENNETH EUGENE GRAVITT Foofball IO: Wresfling II MARY BETH GREEN Sfudenf Council IO PAMELA SUE GREER Sfudenf Council I I: Soph. Rep.: Befa CI. II, IZ: Business CI. IZ DAVID PERRY GRIFFIN Wresfling II, ROTC IZ LUCINDA RHEE GROSS Cheerleader IO: Sfudenf Council IO, IZ: Gymnasfics IO: Pep CI. IO: Drama Fesfival IZ: Confesf Play IZ: Spring Play IZ KENNETH RAY GULLETTE JR. Track IO, II, IZ: Times Sfaff II, Ed. IZ: Sfudenf Council Pres. IZ: Enoch Grehan Memorial Award ROGER WILSON HADDOX Befa CI. IO, II, IZ: NHS II. I27 Who's Who Nafional Merif IZ KATHERINE ANN HALE FHA IO: Sfudenf Council I I: Sr. Play Dancer IZ BRUCE WILLIAM HALL Foofball IO, II, IZ TYANNA LEE HALL Ill III .. II' 01 'IIIIMNC 'I , wil. ' I KI f If ilyyggla ,W I .WI I 'Spd ' , Inglllle II' IIISIIIII III I I I I ' 4 I ,II IIIIIIIIII , I :UI Mlm ! IIIINI W WI QIIBS IIIII I Rep: II III ml Ili II. I glial II IIIIIIIIIIIIII III II WIKI I , , I IIYIIIIIIIU ieIeII.II IIIEIIIIIII II 0. II f4IIIeIII9,:,, :IIC .II- II IIHIII II Iwllshel III I IW I ' IIII IIIRIV Ill' II 'ZIIII M Nlll I2 ,M 1 I. I Sum IJI OM .yu III' II,'Befeql2I IGI: I'llIif1l,TT IGIII IQ Cl. i III GIIIIAM I' IIFII1 IITIIII I55IE6IAIIII Iredling II IREHI I I0 illffll II: Iopl. Isp.: II essCI.II IIIIIFIN IIC II eloss s+TIeT+CIIIfII'l: T: Pep Dlllm asf Play II Il Il :STI UIIEHEII- H 'imes5Idllll Pres W ward IAlIllOll 27 II: NHS ll I II lledl ll ITIS H' Sr' Play IW ' ALI I I I I 4 I I Named As Sulututoriun Band IO' ll, IZ: Class Rep. II, IZ: Befacl. H, IZ: NHS I2 CHARLOTTE ANN HAMPTON pepCI. II, IZ: FHA no DIANE HANCOCK Span. CI. IO, II: SHS II, IZ: DebaTe Team II. IZ: BeTa CI. I I, IZ: STudenT Council II: Speech ConTesT II, IZ: Regional DebaTe I I, IZ: Sr. Play IZ LINDA SUSAN HAND Band IO, II, IZ: OrchesTra IZ: BeTa CI. IZ MIKE E. HANEY STudenT Council IO HOLLY HANNA STudenT Council IO, II, IZ: Char- meTTes II, Pres. IZ: Madrigals I I, IZ: Sr. Rep.: All STaTe Chorus IZ: Spring Musical IZ: Sr. Play: Regional Drama FesTivaI IZ WILLIAM MARK HANNA Track IO: WresTIing IO, II, IZ RAYMOND ALAN HARDENBERGH BeTa CI. IZ GAYLE LYNN HARDY Girls' Choir IZ EDWARD GARY HARNEY BeTa CI. II, IZ: ChanTeurs IZ: Jr. I-eague OT LexingTon Award IZ JOHN RICHARD HAWTHORNE Band IO, II. IZ: Pep Band II, IZ DANIEL THOMAS HELLARD l:OOI'baII IO, II, IZ: FCA IZ: I. CI. I I IZ? Grad. Usher I I: Jr. Archbearer MARTHA ANN HENSON BeTa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: Chi Ome9G Book Award IZ MARY LOUISE HENSON Bela Cl- ll. IZ: NHS IZ: Jr. Rep.: Laurel l li CIII Omega Book Award IZ OSCAR CLARK HESSEL JR. WresTIing IO, II, IZ DARRELL LYNN HIGGINS Cross CounTry IO: BaskeTbaII IO, II, IZ: AII CiTy Team IZ BELINDA LEE HINKLE Business CI. IZ PAMELA ANN HOLMAN Er. CI. IO.. I I, IZ: Fr. V TesT, Znd in STaTe IZ: Marquis STaTT II, Ed. I'Z: Who's Who Among American High School STudenTs Il, IZ: BeTa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: STudenT Council IZ: Grad. Usher I I, Jr. Archbearer: MAT IZ: Prom Comm. II: Sr. Play Dancer IZ: Prom CourT IZ: AITrusa CI. Award IZ: Miss PosTure ConTesT IZ: Girl OT The MonTh IZ: Teen OT The Week IZ: Sr. Girl MosT Likely To Succeed: Mar- quis Award IZ: ISSC IZ: Sadie Hawkins Comm. IZ STEPHEN HOLTHAUS LaTin CI. IO, V-Pres. II, Pres. IZ: FTA II, Pres. IZ: MAT II: NHS IZ: Sr. Rep.: German CI. IO DONNA ROSEANN HOPKINS German CI. IO: Pep CI. IZ: Sr. Play Dancer: Sadie Hawkins Queen MICHAEL DAVIS HOWARD BaskeTbaII IO: Baseball I I, IZ: L CI. IZ GARY THOMAS HUFFMAN All SporTs Trainer IO, II, IZ: STudenT Council IO: Jr. Rep.: InTeracT Cl. II. IZ: L Cl. IO, II, IZ: Prom CourT ROBERT COBLIN HUME JR. OrchesTra IO DANNY ERNEST ISON LaTin CI. IO, II: NHS I I, IZ: EooTbaII IO: BeTa CI. II, IZ: MAT II, IZ MARY KATHERINE JACKSON STudenT Council' IO, II: Cheerleader IO, II, IZ: Soph. Class Treas.: Jr. Rep.: Powder PuTT FooTbalI IZ: BeTa CI. I I, IZ: Sr. Play Dancer: PGP Cl' ll' IZ: L Cl. Treas. IZ: Jr. Archloearer' Girl OT The MonTh IZ: Prom CourT IZ NINA SUE JACKSON Cheerleader I I, IZ: Pep CI. I I, IZ: Fr. CI. I I: L CI. IZ: Business CI. Sec. IZ GREGORY MICHAEL JASKO EooTbaII IO SHERRY L. JOHNSON Band IO, II, IZ: STudio Band IZ: Pep Band I I, IZ: AII-Region Band II: Or- chesTra IZ: LaTin CI. II, IZ: BeTa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: Who's Who Among American High School STu- denTs II, IZ: ArT CI. II: STudenT Council Sec. I I SUSAN KAYE JOHNSON Er. CI. IO, I I, IZ: BeTa CI. I I, IZ: Lau- rel II, IZ: NHS IZ: Library Worker IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: American Le- gion .Auxiliary Award IZ: Ky. Council OT English Teachers Award IZ CHERYL LYNN JOHNSTON LaTin CI. IO: BeTa CI. I I, IZ: NHS IZ: LHS IO, II CHARLES S. JONES WresTIing IO DEBRA LAVERNE JONES Pep CI. IO GLENNA M. JONES LaTin CI. IO, II, IZ: BeTa CI. IZ: Jr. Rep.: World Is FIaT SocieTy IZ JUDITH HAGAR JONES Band IO, II, IZ: Track IO: Pep CI. II: Sr. Play Dancer IZ: OrchesTra IZ LINDA LOU JONES Cheerleader IO, II, IZ: Homecoming Queen IZ: NHS IZ: BeTa CI. II, IZ: I2: GymnasTics IO, I I, IZ: Soph Rep.. STudenT Council IO, II, IZ: Laurel IZ: German CI. IO: Prom CourT IZ.: Jr. Archbearer RHONDA DELAINE JONES Pep CI. IZ MAT II, Sec. IZ: Track I0. II. I2: Powder PuTT EooTbalI I I, IZ: L CI. Sec. 203 204 Vicki Witt, David Cox, And Put Mills RODERICK W. JONES Baseball IO, II, I2 DEBRA CLARK KEMPER DECA Sfafe Conference IZ MARY ELIZABETH KERSEY Fr. CI. IO, I I, IZ: Befa Cl. I I, IZ: Lau- rel Il, Ed. IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: Sr. Play Crew FREDERICK J. KIRCHHOFF JR. Inferacf Cl. IZ DEBORAH JO KIRK Befa Cl. II, IZ: Arf Cl. II, IZ: Busi- ness Cl. IZ: Prom Comm. I I: Track IO JOANN KLOOSTERMAN DECA II, I2 MICHAEL LYNN KOLLROS Track IO, II, IZ: Wresfling IO: Diving IZ GARY DAVID KYLE Golf I I JENNIFER LYNN LAIL SHS IO, II, Pres. IZ: SHS Sfafe Pres. IZ: Befa CI. II, Pres. IZ: NHS II, IZ: MAT I I, IZ: Sr. Rep.: Sfudenf Council IZ: Nafional Merif Finalisf IZ: Grad. Usher II: Office Worker IZ: Spanish Award II NANCYJO LANGE Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Jr. Rep.: Prom Comm. I I SUZANNE LEIBEE Band IO, Il, IZ: Befa CI. Il, I2: World Is Flaf Sociefy IZ RICKI ALAN LENTRY' Baseball IO, II SUSAN LORRAINE LOCKETT Pep CI. IO: MAT II: Befa CI. II, V- Pres. IZ: NHS II, IZ: Fr. CI. IO, II, IZ: Sfudenf Council IO, II: Girls' Choir IZ: Marquis IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: Nafional Merif Finalisf: Salufafori- an IZ ANNA LOU LONG Business CI. IZ LARRY WAYNE LONG Band IO, II, IZ: Grenadier Band IO. Il, IZ: ROTC IZ: DECA Pres. IZ MIKE S. LOUALLEN Foofball IO ROBERT CARL LUOMA Band IO, II, I2 JOSEPH B. LYNCH III Foofball IO OLIVER ROZELL MABSON JR. Talenf Show I I HARLINA JOYCE MALONE Orchesfra IO: FHA IO MARY HARRIET MANER Lafin CI. IO, Sec. II: Befa CI. II, IZ: MAT II: NHS II, IZ: Class Rep. IO. IZ: Drivers Ed. Award IZ: Valedicfori- an IZ SANDRA LEE MARGRAVE Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: MAT II. IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs I I, IZ: Marquis I I LINDA LOU MARSHALL FHA IO: Powder Puff Foofball IZ: Track IZ THOMAS GARNETTE MARTIN Baskefball IO: Jr. Archbearer IRA EVAN MASSIE II Sfudenf Council IO, I I: Fr. CI. IO, I I, IZ: Befa Cl. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Key CI. IZ: MAT IZ: Audio Visual Aid IZ: P.A. Announcer IZ: Sr. Play Dancer IZ: Sfage Crew IZ: American Legion Award IZ BONNIE O'NEIL MASTERS Office Worker IZ: Business CI. IZ RANDALL LEE MAUPIN Foofball IO. I I, IZ: FCA II: LCI, II KENT THOMPSON MAYS Foofball IO, I l:WresfIing IO: Inferacf CI. IO, II, IZ: Baseball II, I2: FCA IO, Il, I2 EDITH PRISCILLA McCOLLUM Powder Puff Foofball IO, II, I27 Jr. Rep.: Prom Comm. II: Jr. Arch- bearer: Sfudenf Council IZ SUSAN GAY McCRACKEN Soph. Choir: Mixed Chorus II: Cha,-- meffes I I LESLIE JOE McINTURFF Track IO, II: Befa CI. Il, I2 DONNA MARIE MCKEENE SHS IO, II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Fr. I Award IZ RITA LOUISE McKENZIE Office Worker IZ eREeoRY EDMUND MCNULTY Band IZ: Befa CI. Il, IZ: Key CI. II, IZ: MAT IZ: Grenadier,Band IZ MICHAEL AARON MERLIN Band IO, I I: Swimming Team IO, II JAQUELINE MIDDLETON Vocal Music IO, Il, IZ DANIEL EUGENE MILLER Wresfling IZ: Fr. IO, II: Key CI. Il, IZ: Orchesfra IZ: Sfudenf Council IO: Key CI. IO, I I, IZ: Grenadier Band I0. II, IZ: Pep Band Il, IZ: Sfudio Band II, I2 PATRICK JOHN MILLS Band IO, II, IZ: Color Guard IO: Drum Maior IZ: Befa CI. II. IZ: KBY CI. II, IZ: Band Award IZ: Pfom Courf I2 BEVERLY ELAINE MITCHELL Track Team I I: Sr. Play Dancer I2 LESLIE DIANNE MITCHELL 'Ii 'I I aff' :III ' Ia2'I'llll :III .AW 9 1,' 0 IIIIII ' I I ,IMI . OI 'gllllllk I II l ,.II ' .,,. .:.i'IIIlU'll I ,gl Ilfl ' .1 I .V . 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II: Sr. Play Dancer I2: World Is Elal Sociely IZ: Drivers Ed, Award I I: Dralfing Award I I RICHARD TYRONE MITCHELL Orcheslra IO, II, IZ: Eoolball II, IZ RONALD WILLIAM MITCHELL Band IO, II, IZ: Color Guard IO: Times Slall IZ: Radio Day IZ: Quill ancl Scroll IZ JAMES ALLEN MOAK JR. Bela CI. ,I I, IZ: Key CI. I I, IZ: MAT IZ WILLIAM MENDON MONROE Foolball IO: Nalional Er. Conlesl IO, Il SARA CLAYTON MOON Bela Cl. Il, IZ: NHS II, IZ: FTA II, IZ: Sr. Rep. SUSAN GERAN MORGAN Cheerleader IO: Powder Puff Eoolball II, IZ ELIZABETH LOUISE MORRIS Bela CI. II, IZ: Pep CI. IO, I I, IZ: Fr. CI- IO. II: FHA IO: JI. Rep.: World Is Flal Sociely I2 IRENE EVA MOSTOWYCZ Bela CI. II, IZ: NHS I2: SHS I2 TERRY WAYNE NEWBY Baskelball IO MARTHA ELLEN NOBLE Class Rep. IO. I II Sludenl Council I I J. B.oExMf-IIXIN IIN IZ: Bela CI II. l2: Kahne ci. LINDA cARoLL OLIVER Sludenl Council IO: Sr. Rep. FRED DoNALD oRTHMEYER BesebaII I O- II: Eoolball IZ: ECA I2 REBECCA JUNE OWENS Lalin CI. IO, Il, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Ky. Classical Associalion Award I2 CONNIE ELLEN PAEZ Pep Cl. ll, I2 CAROLYN YOUNG PARKER DECA I2 ELDAWAYN E PARKER Track IZ JUDITH LOUISE PATE Business CI. IZ SCOVA LEEGINA PATRUM Bela CI. IZ: Lalin CI. IO, I I, IZ: MAT II, I2: Pep CI. IO, Il, IZ: Office Worker IZ JEEFERY LYNN PENA Wreslling IO, II, IZ MELANIE GALE PENDLEY Orcheslra IO, I I: Sp. CI. IO, IZ: SHS I I, Treas. IZ: Jr. Rep.: Bela Cl. I I, IZ: NHS IZ: MAT IZ: FTA IZ: Sludenl Council IZ: Grad. Usher II: Office Worker IZ PATRICIA LYNN PERRY Span. CI. IO: MAT II: SHS II, IZ: Bela CI. I I, Treas. IZ: NHS IZ: Grad. Usher I I: Sr. Play Dancer IZ JANET MARIE PICKARD Pep cl. Io, II, I2:Ar'rCI. IIIFHA II HILDA ELAINE PLAYFORTH Bela CI. Il, I2: NHS I2 DWIGHT D. PORTER I Bela CI. II, IZ: Sludenl' Council II: Span. CI. IO, I I: Band I I LEAH J. PREWITT Sfudenl Council IO: ISSC IO: Be+a.CI. II. IZ: NHS IZ: Band IO, ll, IZ LINDA KAREN PRINCE Pep CI. II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ:JA II. I 2 EDDIE MICHAEL PROVENCE Eoolball IO, IZ: ECA IZ: Wreslling I2 MARY RUTH PRUITT Arr CI. I I JANET ARLENE PUCKETT FHA IO, I I: Bela CI. I I, IZ: Span. Cl, IZ: SHS IZ: Pep CI. I I PHILLIP W. PULLIAM Times Slaff IZ STEPHEN CARTER PUSH Key CI. IZ: NHS IZ: SHS IZ TIMOTHY GLEN OUALLS Sludenr Council IO: La'rin CI. IO, II: Jr. Archbearer I I: Class Rep. I I, IZ: Prom Courf IZ KAREN LEE RAHENKAMP Fr. CI. IO, II, IZ: Bela CI. ll, IZ: NHS I I, IZ: German II Award I I: Fr. IV Award IZ ALFRED BUCKNER RAMEY JR. Color Guard IO: Band IO, II, IZ GARRY LEE REYNOLDS Baseball IO: Gymnasfics IO, II, IZ: Wreslling II, IZ: Foolball Manager I I, IZ: L CI. IO, IZ: Bookslore IZ: Boy of The Monlh IZ: Powder Puff Cheer- leader IZ LARRY WAYNE REYNOLDS Wreslling IO, I I, IZ: Foolball Manag- er II, IZ: English Award IO: Typing Award IO: Bookslore IZ: L CI. II, IZ: Baseball IO GARY LEE RICE NHS II, IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZ: MAT IZ: Draffsman Award IO: Baseball IO, II, IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sludenfs II, IZ: Grad. Usher II: Prom Courl IZ: Danforlh Foundarion Award IZ PATTI MICHELE RICHARDS Fr. CI. IO: Cheerleader I I, IZ: Pep CI. ll, IZ: Jr. Archbearer: Powder Pull Foolball IZ? Sf' Play IZ: Quill and 206 Scroll IZ: Sadie Hawkins Comm. IZ: Marquis Slafl IZ: Sludenl Council IZ: Girl of The Monih IZ: L CI. IZ: Prom Couri IZ JAYNIE LYNNE RICHIE Bela CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: Pep CI. IO. I I: Lafin CI. I I: Girls' Choir IZ LARRY DALE RICHMOND Lafin CI. IO, I I: Sfudenl Council IZ PAMELA KAYE RITCHEY Pep CI. IO, I I: Prom Comm. I I DEBORAH GENE ROARK Class Rep. IO, I I: S+uden+ Council IO, II: Pep CI. IO: Business CI. IZ: Legal Sec. Award IZ: Jr. Archbearer DAVID D'WAYNE ROBINSON Foolball IO, II, IZ: Baseball IO, II: Baskefball IO: L CI. II, IZ DEBORAH ANN ROBINSON Span. CI. IO: SHS I I: Bela CI. I I, IZ: NHS IZ: Office Worker IZ: Char- me++es IZ MARIA TERESA RODRIGUEZ SI'uden'r Council IO: Class Rep. IO, I I, IZ: NHS I I, IZ: Be'ra CI. II, IZ: MAT I I. IZ: Ari Cl. I I, Pres. IZ: Smilh Col- lege Book Award I I: Ari Award I I: Nafional Merif Sludenl I I: Prom Comm. II: Laurel IZ: Znd AI rendan+ in Prom Courl' IZ: Danlorfh Founda- 'rion Award IZ DEBRA ANN ROGERS La'rin CI. IO, II, IZ KATHY LYNN ROLLINS Business CI. IZ SUSAN LENDRE ROTH Office Worker IO: DECA II, IZ EVERETT THOMAS ROYSE Band IO, II, IZ: Grenadier Band IO, II: Sludio Band IO, II, IZ: Pep Band II, IZ: Key cl. II, IZ: Be+a cl. II, IZ VICKI LYNN RUDD After Graduation Seniors Lalin CI. IO, II, V-Pres. IZ: Beia Cl. II, IZ: NHS IZ: MAT IZ: Lalin III Award I I eAIL ELIZABETH RUSH Powder Puff Foolball IO, II, IZ CONNIE JO RUSSELL Band IO, II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ JULIA REISTER SANCHEZ Sludeni Council IO: Track IZ MARTHA ANNETTE SAUNDERS FHA IO: Span. CI. IO: Prom Comm. II: FTA IZ: Pep CI. IZ PAUL DONAVAN SCOGGANS Befa CI. IZ: Sr. Rep.: Ari Award IO. I I LAWRENCE SCOTT Foofball IO, II: Baskelball IO, II, IZ MICHAEL JOE SHACKLEFORD Fooiball IO, I I, IZ: L CI. IZ: Bookslore I I, IZ: Boy of +he Monfh IZ: Jr. Arch- bearer: Powder Puff Coach II: Znd Aflendanf in Prom Courl IZ RONALD WAYNE SHARKEY Eoolball IO: Wreslling I I, IZ: L CI. IZ PATRICIA ALINE SHAW Ari CI. IZ VIRGINIA TEMPLE SHERROD Tennis IO, II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: MAT II, IZ: NHS II, IZ:SHS IO, II: Marquis Sfalf IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: L Cl. IO, IZ: Powder Puff Eooiball IO, II: Girls' SIa're II: Who's Who Among American High School Slu- denls I I DARYL L. SHIELDS Baskelball Manager IO, I I HAROLD LEE SHIELDS Baskelball Manager IO, I I CLAUDE HARRISON SHIFLET JR. FCA Pres. IZ: Eooiball II, IZ SUZANNE SHORT Fr. CI. IO: Office Worker IO, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: Times Slaff II: NHS I2: MAT IZ: Sr. Play Dancer IZ MARCIA JEAN SILLS Bela CI. II, IZ: Band IO, II, IZ: Sfu- dio Band IO, II, IZ: Pep Band II, I2 BARBARA ANN SINGER Pep CI. IO, I I: Class Rep. IO, I I: Siu- denl Council IO MERRILL LUCIAN SMITH Er. CI. II, IZ: Bela CI. IZ: NHS IZ' MAT IZ PHYLLIS ANNE SMITH Lalin CI. IO: Class Rep. IO, II, IZ: Siudenf Council I I, IZ: Prom Comm. I I: Jr. Archbearer: Office Worker I2 RANDALL NEAL SMITH Baseball I I, IZ: Wresfling I I, IZ: LCI I I, IZ: Bookslore IZ: La'rin CI. IO EDITH JANE SMOOT Band II, IZ: Sludenl Council IO, II: Bela CI. II, IZ KAREN LYNNE SPARKS Powder Puff Eoofball IO, II.: Siudeni Council IZ SHARON LOUISE SPILKER Lalin CI. IO MADONNA ELLEN STAMPER Powder Puff Eoo+baII IO GORDON STACY Wresfling IO, I I: Be'ra CI. II, IZ: Key CI. II, IZ: MAT II, IZ: Draffing Award II: Boys' Slaie II: SPOKE Conference IZ JOHN WILLIAM STRAUS Laurel Assislanl' Ed. IZ: Quill and Scroll IZ DEBBIE SWANK Span. Cl. I I: Girls' Choir I I LINDA LOU SYKES 00 sail I2' Il GLOI gela I Sluflel GARY Sluden II: I foollla I2 CHAII Bela Cl NAIC Iimei I Scroll I IIAMOI Powder Nrlll II Il. Cin WIIIIA Ilopllv NANCY Ir. CI. 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IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: Office Worker I I RAMONA GAIL TURPIN Powder Puff Foofball IO NAN MARIE TUTTLE P.E. Circus IO: DECA IZ WILLIAM ALLEN UNDERWOOD Shop Award I I NANCY LOUISE VALYO Fr. CI. II, Pres. IZ: MAT II, IZ: Of- fice Worker ll: Girls' Sfafe Il: Sr. Rep.: World ls Flaf Sociefy IZ: Na- fional Merif Finalisf IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfu- denfs IZ: Charmeffes IZ ROBERT DARRELL VAUGHN JR. Band IO, II, IZ: Sfudio Band IZ: Grenadier Band IO, III, IZ: Pep Band II, I2 DONALD EDWARD VERMILLION Wfesflinq IO: Cross-Counfry IZ: Infer- acf CI. IZ RANDALL KIRK WADDELL Baskefball IO: lnferacf Cl. IO, ll, IZ: Sfudenf Council IO, II: Soph. Rep.: Jr. Archbearer: Span. CI. IO WANDA LEE WADE Fr. CI. Io, II PAUL McCAW WALKER Biology Award IO: NHS II, IZ: Befa Cl. ll, IZ: MAT ll, IZ: Key CI. IZ: Marquis Sfaff IZ: Ouill and Scroll IZ: L CI. IZ: Swimming Team IO, Il, IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs I I, IZ: Nafional Merif FinaIiS+ I2: Boy of fhe Monfh IZ: Bausch and Lomb Science Award IZ: Rofary All-Fayeffe Co. Scholasfic Team IZ: Sr. Boy Mosf Likely fo Suc- ceed JOHN KENDALL WALLACE Befa CI. I I, IZ: Band IO, II, IZ: Gren- adier Band IZ JOHN WALKER WARD JR. Foofball IO, II: Wresfling IO, II, IZ: Lafin CI. IO EDWARD ALAN WASSON Band IO, II, IZ: Sfudio Band II, IZ: Grenadier Band II, IZ: Pep Band II, I2 ANN ELIZABETH WATKINS Girls' Choir I I: Charmeffes IZ THOMAS JEROME WEAVER JR. Class Rep. IO, I I, IZ: Sfudenf Council IZ: lnferacf IO, II, IZ: L Cl. IO, Pres. IZ: Foofball IO, IZ: Baseball Il, IZ: Gymnasfics IO, Il: Prom Comm. Il: Jr. Archbearer: P. E. Circus IO: Book- sfore IZ: Boy of The Monfh IZ: Boys' Sfafe I I: Prom Courf IZ BEVERLY ANN WEBB Office Worker IZ KIMBERLY RACHEL WECKMAN Office Worker IZ AUBREY SHANNON WELLS Wresfling IO MARY MARSHA WHEAT Span. CI. IO: P.E. Circus IO PAMELA SUE WHITE Sfudenr Council IO: Cl'I5VmeIfSS II. IZ: Span. Cl. IO: SHS II, IZ: Pep Cl. IO JACK DOUGLAS WILDER Wresfling IO JOE E. WILLETT Arf Cl. IZ: Karafe IZ MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS Befa CI. Io, 11, I2 BARBARA JO WILSON Pep CI. IO PAULA RUTH WILSON Band IO, II, IZ:Orchesfra II, IZ:Sfu- denf Council IO: Befa Cl. I I, IZ: NHS IZ: Library Worker IZ DONALD T. WINSETT Baseball II, IZ BONNIE CAROLE WISE Span. CI. IO, II: Sfudenf Council I I, V-Pres. IZ: Class Rep. I I, IZ: ISSC I I, IZ: Befa CI. Il, IZ: Sr. Play IZ: MAT IZ: NHS IZ: DAR Award IZ VICKI MARIA WITT Er. CI. I I: Soph. Rep.: Jr. Archbearer': Sfudenf Council IZ: Band Sponsor IZ REBECCA JO WOODRUFF Charmeffes IZ: Girls' Choir I I: MAT IO, I I, IZ: Fr. CI. IO, Sec. I I: Befa Cl. II. IZ: NHS II, IZ: Pep CI. IO PATRICIA SUE WORKMAN Befa CI. II, I2: SHS II, Sec. I2 ALAN B. YATES FFA I2 GWEN DOLYN ANN YATES Befa CI. IZ: Sr. Play Dancer IZ: Office Worker IZ TANDY LYNN ZIMMERMAN Span. Cl. 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