Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

LEG END l96l Sara Howard, Sandy Mercer There is nothing so kingly :15 kindness and nothing so royal as truth VOLUME II STAFF ADVISOR ............................................ Mrs. Jane Neff EDITOR-lN-CHIEF .......................... Harriet Gallaher ART AND LAYOUT ........................... Linda Mullins CIRCULATION MANAG ER......... .... ...5ara Howard BUSINESS MANAGER ............................. Judy Kline LITERARY EDITOR .............................. W illa Baxter ORGANIZATIONEDITOR'....,,, ....Barbara Cole ACTIVITIES EDITOR.,... ....... ............Barburu Wise CLASS PICTURE ORGANIZATION.Joyce Nicely. TYPISTS ......................... Linda Bell, Joyce Nicely, Sanciy Mercer, Peg Smith, Joyce Ihle H-a r 'i utLakoaadi sfe mple- di. We el ar df work oge er. W v ' ered :l e , I ided 3-; l r'ce m imp I m m I 77. I Say, Barb, are you The new track teacher? One of the highlights of the year was the Lakofu acul'ry vs. Madison facu Ty. WeVe Learne' Hey, Ref , who's +he guy in ?he black and white iersey on The visitors bench! l: 4 1 One, two, fhree..........l 'lA day of Lako'rc is 0 day well spent. From 8 to 2:45 classes are open in many subjects. Of course no week is com- pieTe without c: pep OS- sembly or some well planned ocfivi'ry. Yeah, Coach New This was during Two poinfs for . The faculty basketball game. 'i'eam. Of course Luckofa !won 52-4. By the way, where is the bull. 3 Have Fun Together 4mm ain't got no BODY. Mum . T Knowledge is The scale Upon which men are iudged. NOT only upon how much knowledge They com sume, bUT upon how They use ThaT which is TGughT Them. Our school, named for broTherhood and built for The express purpose of Teaching The fuTure citizens and preparing Them For what will face Them 05 They go on To become The people of a democracy, now presenTs The 1961 ediTion of The Lokom LEGEND. nOur Mrs. Brooks DEDICATION The dedication is On honor we would like To besiow on one of the most outstanding persons OTC our high schooli This, 05 everyone wiil agree, is Mrs. Stella Brooks. Before The consolidation, which creoied Lokota, Mrs. Brooks Taught commercial subiects for ten years of Union Township School. In the years She has been wiTh us, she has never been Too busy to advise and guide us when we needed her helD, whether iT be for the many the annual, or FTA. She has done 0 wonderful iob cs adviser of The CHANTICLEER, of West Chester, and OS con- sultant 0f the LEGEND. And, so it is, with deer: opDreciotion That we dedicate this 1961 LEGEND to you, Mrs. Brooks. I71 Every ad or deed Thor we experience confribuTes To make us what we are To be, iusT os surely as everyThing ThoT happens To us leaves some Troce behind. IT, There- fore, becomes of uTrnogT imoorTonce for us To give mTen- Tion To ads and deeds GT hand, for Tomorrow The mold of - our lives will reveal how we reoclecl To The lessons of life Today. Our mcior Task must be To seek The acts, deeds, and experiences ThoT build The desirable mold of life and wiTh equol vigor resist Those ThoT resulT in un- desirable reflecTions. To 0 large exTenT we are shaped and Fashioned by whoT we love and cherish. To love and cherish That which is purposeful, real, and True becomes odoily challenge of living. To The Class of Igol-umoy you love The fufure--Ior Thor is where you will be spending your life. May you cherish Today, for ThoT deTermines how you will be spending your life. I am sure The Teachers of Lokofo ioin me in wishing 1. The Class of I96l The very best. We only hope ThoT your experiences oT LokoTo have challenged you into I' TRYING today and BFCOMING Tomorrow. Mr. Lee MR. D. RUSSEL LEE, Superintendent Before oil companies build I: grew expensive relin- ery, They build 0 piIoT plonT To see how The processes lunCTion. I like To Think of high school as The piloi plonT stage of The studenfls life where he noT only sees how his abilities IunCTion but trains, develops, and refines Them as weIIT I1 is 0 known sToTisTicoI focf ThoT Those completing a successful high School program have 0 much beTTer record of success Than Those who do not. To you, 05 seniors, I offer my congroTquTions on your ochievemenTs Thus For, and I wish you even more and greoTer success as you sTep from The piIoT plum phase into public production and compeTiTion. I also urge Those of you who are under clossmen To Toke every odvonToge of school Thai you can in order for you To be more completely equipped To meeT The re- quiremenTs For a successful Cifizen in our socieTy, Mru Williams MR. LEROY WILLIAMS, Principal ISI W,,,W.,w,-m mmwwmw IM- gwwwuw THE BOARD OF EDUCATION BACKGROUND: Mr. Ralph Brute, President; Mrs. Helen Mi'rzel, Clerk; Mr. Roy Maddox; Mr. James Neely, Vi ce President. FRONT: Mr. Don Jones; Mr. Gail Mftzel. Staff Personnel MRS. KATHERINE COFFEE Secretary to Superinfendenf MRS. JEAN M1LLER Secretary to Principal MRS. HELEN MITZEL Clerk to Board of Education E101 MR. RONALD MELAMPY 3.5., University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Cincinnati, Ohio Vocal Music MR. WILLIAM ELLENBERGER B.A., B.M., M.M., College Conservatory of Music Universify of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio. Bond, Brass Ensemble History of Music MISS PATRICIA DUNN B.A., University of Kentucky Lexington, Kenfucky Library and Journalism MR. JOHN CLEAR B.A., Xavier UniversiTy Cincinnati, Ohio Spanish I, H Business Law Senior Math I111 MISS MARIETTA MEADOWS AB. in Speech Correction Marshall Coilege Hunfingfon, West Virginia Speech Correction Muiorefte Advisor MRS. JANE NEFF B.A. 8 M. Ed. Universify of Kentucky Lexington, Kenfucky Art, Annual Adviser MRS. NAOMI STOCK B Miami University 0;:fc;rd, Ohio Home Ec. I, II, IV MR. WILLIAM GARVIN B.A. in Mufh Miami Universify Oxford, Ohio Algebra I, Freshman Math MR. WILLIAM ROSS B.S., Wilmington College Wilmingfon, Ohio Plane Geometry, Algebra II Printing, Trigonometry Solid, Plane Geometry Physics ' I121 M155 MARTILU PUTHOFF- A.B., 8x M.A., Marshall College, Huntington, West Virginia. Physical EdUcation, Health, Varsity Cheerleaders. MR. GENE NEFF-- B.A. , M.A., Universify of Kenfucky, Lexington, Kentucky. Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Assistan'r Foofball Couch. MR. JAMES HARTMANn 8.5., Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. World History, World Geography; Driver Educafion. $3+-7 :$ ,w . Ea Wm; , mm. .mrli m. um mum 5 MR. CLYDE STOUT 8.5., Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Vocational Agriculture, Woodworking II. MR. CHARLES CA$TLE-- A.B., Morehead State College, Morehead, Kentucky. Mechanical Drawing I, II, General Shop, Woodworking. MR. GEORGE ESTES-- B.S. in Industrial Arts, Eastern Kentucky State, Richmond, Kentucky. Generai Shop, General Metals. I131 MR. DAVID MORGAN 3.5., Wilmington College Wilmingfon, Ohio M. Ell, Miami University Oxford, Ohio American History American Governmenf MISS CAROLYN BALES A.B., Georgetown College Georgetown, Kentucky American History Sociology Business Arifhmefic MISS JEAN WORKMAN B.A., Bereu College Bereu, Kentucky Latin I, II American History MR. WILL GRATE--B.A. Zoology; Miami University, Oxford, Ohio General Science MR. GROVER GOSSER--B.S., Universify of Cincinna'ri, Cincinnati, Ohio Biology, Health, General Science MR. ROBERT YOUNG--B.S., Xavier Universify, Cincinnafi, Ohio Chemisfry, Physicai Science, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach ; 5 E la . . MR. RANDALL BARGO A.B., Union College Barbourville, Kentucky Typing l, Shorthand I General Business MRS. GRACE HOELLE 8.5., M. Ed., Miami University Oxford, Ohio; Ohio Stare Universify, Columbus, Ohio English 10, English Fundamenfuls Accounting 1, Shorthand l MRS. STELLA BROOKS 3.5., Miami University Oxford, Ohio Shorfhand H, Typing I, ll Office Pracfice. MISS DORIS DEVERu 3.5., Ohio University, Athens, Ohio English II. MR. ALEX BROWNING-- B.A., Morehead Sfcfe College, Morehead, Kentucky English10,12, Business English MISS VIRGINIA SHEWALTER-- B.S., Miami University; Oxford, Ohio English 9, Freshman Cheerleader Adviser .I151' CAFETERIA LADIES Marguerife Faber, Manager; Willa Ray, Katherine Williams, Cathryn Bolser, Louisa Meyers. Nof shown: Fern Perin who was absen? when picture was faken. CUSTODIANS Here are T'nree fine gentlemen who help To keep The school in good condition. They lend To fhe STUdenT body a warmth and humor Tho'r could no? be replaced. Mr. H. Briffon Mr. John Stein Mr. Fred Hunelmun i161 JEFF ABELE Band 1,2,3. MARLENE ALLEN G.A.A. 2,3,4; Girls Track Team 4; Volleyball Tournament 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. BILL ABNER DALE ALVEY F.F.A. 3,4; Basketball 1; Prom Committee 3; Choir 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3. GARY LEE AUFRANC Baskefball 1; Math Club 2; Photography Club 4; Intramural s 3.4;. JANICE BALLINGER F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Volleyball 1,2. WILLA BAXTER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Team 3; Band,1,2,3; Triple Trio 1; Choir 4; Triple C 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 3; Junior Class Play 3; Tomahawk Club 2; Boosters Club 3; Annual Stuff 4; Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Head MaioreHe 4; N.H.S. Secre'h'er 4; Senior Cioss Play. GENE BEAVER Booster C1ub 4; Varsify Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; Vursi'ry Baseball Manager 2; Junior C1055 Play 3; Math Club 2; Science Club 2; Inframurals 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Committee 3. 1181 JACK BEAVER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Chess Champion 2; Junior Class Play 3; Math Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Photography Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Inframurals 3; Volleyball Team 3,4. JUDY BEHAN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Tomahawk Club 2; Prom Committee 3; F.H.A. 3; Booster Club 3; Drumbeaf Staff 3,4. LINDA BELL G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 3; Math Club 2; Annual Sfoff 4; Pro-m Commiftee 3; Junior Class Play 3; Library 1; Tomahawk Club 2. DIANE BENZING Choir 4; H011 Monitor 1; G.A.A. 3,4; Volleybail Team 3. SUZIE BOATRIGHT Student Council 2; Drama Club 2; Drumbeuf Staff 3; Tomahawk Club 2; Homeroom Sec.-Treus. 3. PEGGY BREHM Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Spring Festival 1,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Choir 3,4. ANNE BRUCKER G.A.A. 1,2; Choir 1,2; F.H.A. 3. SHARON CARVER Choir 1,2,3; Triple Trio 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4. Dru mbeot Stuff 3; 1191 BARBARA COLE Annual Stuff 4; G,A.A. 1,2,3,4; TomahawkClub 2; Boosters Club 4; Mafh Club 2; Junior Class Piay 3; Prom Commiftee 3; Senior Class Play 4; Spring FestiVaI 3. LINDA CONDON Follies 1,2; May Festival 1,2; Choir 1,2; Home- room Officer 1,2; Band Boosters 1,2; Christmas Program 1,2; Office Worker 1,4. DONNA CORNETT Chester Chatter Staff 2; Volieybail Drama Club 2; F.H.A. 3. ROGER CORNETT Baseball Manager 1; Cross Counfry 1- Teum 3; JERRY CASTER Tomahawk Club 2; Athletic Club 2; Chorus 1; Mafh Club 2; Drama Club 2; F.T.A. 2; Photography Club 2,3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Drumbeat Sfaff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Home- room President 3; Annual Stuff 4; Booster Club 3,4. DIANNE CLARK Choir 1,3,4; Chester Chaffer Staff 1,2; Drumbeaf Stuff 3; Tomahawk Ciub 1; F.H.A. 3; Triple Trio 3; Prom Committee 3; Mixed Ensemble 3; Drama Club 2; F.T.A. 2. TERRY CLASON Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Cluss Play 3; Science Club 2; Math Club 3; F.T.A. 2; Senior Class Play 4. MARY KATHERINE COFFEE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Booster Club 3; Chorus 2; Junior Class Play 3; Volleyball Team 3; Senior Class Play 4. 1201 JERRY CRAMER Football 3,4; Baseball 3. JIM CROZIER Reserve Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Science Club 2; Senior Class Play 4. STEVE CURTIS Footboli 1,3,4; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball Manager 1; Truck 2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Math Club 3; Student Council; National Honor Seciety 3,4; lntramurals 3,4,- Annual Sfaff 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1;Senior Class Play 4. DIANE DAVIS Chorus 1; Chester Charter 5?ch 1,2; Drumbeaf Stuff 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Home- room Officer 3; Booster Club 2,3; Drama Club 2; Senior Class Play 4. ERNIE DEBORD Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4,' Track 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Mafh Club 2,3;Volleybull 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3. CHARLES DINGMAN Baseball 1,3; Basketball 1; 4-H; 1,2,3. JIM DINGMAN GORDON DIXON lnframurals 3,4; Baskefball 1,2; Truck 1,2; Drama Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Football 3 1231 LOUISE DOLLNA Student Council 1; Triple Trio 3; Choir 3,4; N.H.S. Little Sister 1; Junior Class Play 3; Hall Monitor 1,2; Senior Class Play 4. CAROL DRAKE Boosters Club 1.2; Student Council 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Science Club 1; Bible Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Hall Monitor 1,2. ARVILLE DUNSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; SeniOr Class P105! 4. DANNY EILER Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 3. TERRY ELAM Band 1,2,3; Concert Choir 4; N .H.S. LifHe Brother 1; Drama Club 3; Dance Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Dance Band 3; Phofography Club 4; Truck 1,3; Spanish Dance Club 1; Volleyball 3. PATTY ELLIOTT N.H.S. Litfle Sisfer 1; Christmas Play 2; Follies 2; Junior Class Play 3; 4-H 1,2,3,4. RAY EVEN Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4. BONNIE FEE National Honor Society 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3; Junior Class Play 3;G.A.A. 2,3,4;Girls' Soffball 1,2,3; Boosfer Club 3; Senior Class Play 4. 1221 mare. mew: :- . RICHARD FISCHER Baseball 1,2; Basketball Manager 2. DAVID FRANClS J.V. Basketball; Intramuruls HARRIET GALLAHER G.A.A. 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Tomahawk Club 1; Annual Staff 4. VICKI GREEN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A, 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Boosfers Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3; JuniorCIass Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Homeroom Vice President 3. WILLARD GREGORY, JR. Science Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Boys Octet 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Infrcmurals 3,4. JAMES GRIFFIN Golf 1,2; Football 4; Boys Intrumurals 3. RITA HAMBLIN F.H.A. 1,2,3; Boosters Club 1,2; Math Club 1,2; Dance Club 3. JANET HAMILTON Chorus 2,3; Giee Club 2,3. 1231 RAYMOND HAMILTON Fombull 3,4; Math Club 1,2; Manager 1,2. ROBERT HAMPTON PAUL HANSEL Baseball NORMA HARPER Camera C1ub 2,3; Library Sfaff 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Tomahawk C1ub 2; Drumbeaf STGH 4; Mai- oreHe 4. JOHN HAZELTON Follies 1,2; Christmas Program 1; Foofboll Man- ager 3,4; Baseball Manager 3; Octet 3; Ensembie 3; Concert Choir 3,4. WILLIAM HENDRIX Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cross-Counfry 1,2; Track 1,2; Junior Class Presidenf 3; Science Club President 3; Science Club REPOFWF 2; M0111 Club Sergeant-af-Arms 2; Junior Class P10 3; Science Fair 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Senior C ass Play 4. DAN HOOVER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel of F.F.A. 3; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Junior Class Play 3. SONNY HOUSTON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; F.F.A. Pur- liamenmry Procedure Team 2,3,4; 4-H 3,4; 4-H Club President 4. I241 SARA HOWARD Spring Festival 1; Annual Staff 4; Junior Class Play 3; N.H.S. Little Sister 1; 4-H 1; Senior Class Play 4. JOYCE IHLE F.T.A. 1,3; G.A.A. 3,4; ChEerleader 2; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; VoHeybuH Team 3,4; N.H.S. Little SisTer 1; Chair 3; Senifor Class Play 4; Triple Trio 3; Drumbeaf Sfaf 4. MARVIN KINCH Freshman Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Basketball 3; Choir 2,3; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Class Play 4. EMMETT KING Track 1; Chorus 1; Volleyball 2; Bcskefbull 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Tomahawk Club 2. JUDY KLINE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Choir 4; Boosters Club 3; Volley- bali Team 3; Annual Staff 4; Tomahawk Club 2; Drama Club 3; Junior Class Play 3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4. CAROLYN LAKES May Festival 1; Follies 1; Drama Club 1;4-H Club 1; Junior Class Play 3. BRENDA LEWIS Boosters Ciub 1,2; Drumbeat STUFF 3; Library StuffG. DICK McCARTY Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 3,4; Cross-Coun- try 3,4; Prom Committee 3. 1251 JOHN MARTIN Bcskefball 1,3; Intrumuruls 3; Truck1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4. JANET MAY G.A.A. 2,3,4; Math Club 2; Maierette 4. DAVE MEDDINGS Choir 2,3,4; Track 1; Spring Concert 3. ESTHER MEDDINGS G.A.A. 3,4; Drama Club 2; Booster Club 1; Class Officer 1,3. SUE MEHL Spring Festival. SANDY MERCER F.T.A. 2; Boosters Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. DENNY MEYER Foofball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Phofography Club 4; Inframurals 3,4; Studer'l'lL Council President 4. MIKE MEYERS Football 3,4; Choir 3,4; Spring Concert 3. I261 LINDA MITZEL F.T-A. 1,3,4; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Follies 2; Class Treasurer 1; Spring Festival 1,2; Senior Class Play 4. TOBY MOYERS Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 3; Junior Class Play 3; Drama Club 3; Phofography Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Sfudenf Council 2; Choir 1; Math Club 2; Science Club 2; Inframurals 4; Senior Class Play 4. LINDA MULLINS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Cheerleading 1; Choir 2; Annual Staff 4' Drama Club 2,3; Junior Class Play 3; Tomahawk Club 2; Senior C1055 Fla 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Library S'raff 4; Vol eyball Team 2,3,4. GLORIA MUNCY Choir 1,2,3,4; Spring Festival 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,3; Christmas Program 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer JOYCE NICELY Annual Staff 4; Dance Club 1,2; Boosters Club 1,2; Enframurals 1,2; F.H.A. 4. JACK NORTON Foofball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Truck 1,2,3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Paper Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Photography Club 3; Senior Class Play 4. KAREN NORVELL G.A.A. 1,2; Drumbeaf Staff 3. ELIZABETH O'HERN Class Officer 1; Gazetfe Staff 1; Glee Club 1; Drama Club 2; Drumbea? Skiff 3. 1271 JO ANN PARMAN Drama Club 3; Boosters Club 3. HAROLD PHILPOT Football 1; Footbali Manager 'I, LOIS RlCE CAROL SUE RICH Drama Club 2; Class Officer 1,2; Chesfer Chatter Staff 2; Homecoming Affendan'r 4. FLOYD ROCKWELL N.H.S. Little Brother 1. SAUNDRA SANDERS Latin Club 1,2; Boosters Club 2; Library Staff 3. BRENDA SAYLOR G.A.A. 3; Girls Volleyball Team 3. JERRY SCHMITZ Boosters Club President 3,4; Science C1ub3; Student Council 3; Phofography Club4; Football Manager 4. I281 PAULETTE SERTEL Chorus 1; Drama Club 2; Drumbeclf Stuff 3. RICHARD SJ MONE Cross-Counfry 3. FLORENCE SINGLETON FLOYD SMITH PEGGY SMITH N.H.$. LifHe Sister 1; Thespians 1,2; Monroe Band 1,2; Boosters Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Volley- ball Team 3; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4. PATTY SOUTH Concert Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; May Festival 1,2; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spring Festival 2; Christmas Program 2; Home- coming Affendanf 4. DICK SPARNALL KAREN STEWART Tomahawk Club 2; Camera Club 2,3;Healfh Careers Club 3; From Committee 3; Drumbeaf Staff 3. KENNY STIDHAM Math Club1; Science Club 1,2. NANCY TAYLOR Latin Club 2; Health Careers Club 3. ROGER TAYLOR Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3,4; Truck 1,2,3; Camera Ciub 3,4; Science Club 3; gnaw Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Math u 3. LINDA WAGGONER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club1; Volleyball Team 3,4; Boosfers Club 3; Senior Class Play 4. GORDON WARD Baseball 1; Project Crew 2; Intramuruls 3,4. RICHARD WESSELER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer1,2;F.F.A. Sec- retary 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; 4-H Secrefury 1; 4-H Vice President 2; Sec.-Treas. 3; Holstein Club. ERLAN WHEELER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,4; Science Club 1,2; Math Club 1,2; Baseball 1; Junior Class Play 3; Drama Club 2; Tomahawk Club 2. BOB WILKINSON JIM WILSON Basketball 3; Ensemble 3; Choir 3,4; Boy4s Octet 3; Christ- mas Program 2. BARBARA WISE G.A.A. T,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; Track Team 4; Junior Class PIcy 3; Booster's Club 2; Class Officer 2; N.H.S. Treasurer 4; F.T.A. Presidenf 3; F.T.A. Secretary-Treusurer 4. WAN DA WOODRUM Choir 1,2; 4-H L2; Volleyball Team 1,2; Sophomore Play 2; B.V.M.S. 1,2; F.T.A. SHERRILL YOUNG Prom Commi ftee 3. THE CLASS OF 1961 MOST SCHOOL SPIWT Jerry Schmifz Barbara Cole Rah....? MOST ATHLETIC Don Eiler Barb Wise Bu'r Danny, than is no way +0 I91 air oul of a baskeiball! MOST TALKATEVE Dione Benzing , Terry Clason I'll shut you up....... L mm 3., SWEETHEARTS Dole Alvey Joyce Ihle Alright! Where in the world were you Iasi nighi? l: 32 l BEST ALL-AROUND MOHene Allen Ernie DeBord If ihis chair slips, ooh! CLASS CLOWNS Linda MHzel David Frances 3:3. MOST POPULAR Hurry up, will yuh! Linda MuHins Dick McCarty MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bonnie Fee Steve CurTis Is fhuf how you spell ANTIDISESTABLISH- MENTARIANESM! Don't forget the spot in Hue corner. BEGGEST FLIRT Dione Davis Marvin Kinch mummi- 0014' Axwmzwuiwww. . m s mnw ?thm v MOST DEPENDABLE i a ViCki Green But. . .But who likes to flirt with a leaf. Jack Beaver - BEST PERSONALITY x Bill Hendrix Carol Sue Rich Hi, gang! FRW ENDLI EST Mike Meyers POT South Who's carrying WHCYS books. I341 Tim Abele Roy Clark Tom Alvey Nancy CrosweH Danny Back Don DeBord Jeanne Baumunn Mary J. Dingman Joanne Baumunn Bob Beefy JUNIORS HSuch is The aspect of this shore; 715 Greece, but, iving Greece no more! So coWdly sweet so deadly fair, We start, for soul is wanting fheref -Byron Mary Bobbitt Brenda Bowling Sandra Bowling David Dixon Louise Brown John Dunbar Hurry Bryan Roger Dunlap Robert Carson Fritz Ehorn i361 David Hones Sud Hardin Arlene Harter Betty Haynes Howard Hendrix Jock Homun Bob Hubbard Linda Hughes John Hunkler James Jenkins Phyllis Jennings Charles KeH Let's see now is wafer I420, or is if F5504? The juniors have 0 lot To do in Their elevemh year of high school. They have class rings, prom, the CIGSS Dlowahings that They will always remember offer They finish Their final steps of high school. Mary E 551 inger Jim Estes Cheryl Farmer Bonnie Freshour Ronald Gilpin Roy Green Jim Grimme Eddie Gufhrie Lorna Kell Darlene Kennedy Todd Kline Carl Koch David Kopp John Lampl E; JUNIOR YEAR MEANS Carol Lovely Phyllis Lawson Jackie McBurnie Glows McGIofhin Ida cGuire ' Linda McKinney Mary Marlow Jerry Marshall Shirley Maus Ronnie Meade Joe Me'rtler Sfeve Meyer Ben Miller Donna Miller Bill Morafh I381 Shirley Mulligan Janice Mullins Christine Nicely Barbara Norton Martha Oliver Jim Overbey RINGS, PLAY 3nd PROM Arthur Pennington Herschel Penningfon Ciedis Perkins Jerry Peters Sharon Piening Catherine PrewiH Jack Rich George Rockwell Mary Rodefeld Pameia Ruark Laura Saylor Jean Schrimper Larry Smifh Carol Specht Mildred Stacy Cheryl Stokes Nancy Myrna Trac Tom Tro Caroline Donna Y Y Thall Thomas Tipton Tucker Vance Warwick Wushburn Dan Roy Phyllis Jim Marilyn Mary Marianna Wehr Wheeler Wi Ihelm Willer Wright YonTz Zindel JUNIORS PLUS ONE YEAR OF WORKING TOGETHER EQUALS SENIORS W .,. I realize ?haf your answer is correct; buf, the answer book says youHe wrong. I401 Delmar Blankenship Larry Brandenburg Curti s Brewer Fred Carpenter Cheryl Chamberlain Michael Clark Mike Abrams Jean Allen Charles Back George Baker John Barnes Joe Beaffy Patricia Benzing Nancy Berlier SOPHOMORES O frivolous minds of Them Light ignorance, and Hurrying unsure thoughts! Thomas Cole Bronlee Combs Sandra Conley Gary Cordrey Glenn Cromer Thomas Crozier Ruth Curfis Diana Duckwall Harry Dunbar Andy Dunson Troy Elam John EH Norma Embry Gary Enz Lynn Esslinger Shirley Felfner Richard Gilgrisf Larry Giilespie Jocquel ine Gorman Kathy Gorman Lee Gregory Caron Hones David Hanna - Mary Margaref Hannah ' . Margaret Fel'rner Barbara Ferrell Gary Field Bef're Filgis Donna Garrett Kufhryn Gilbert Sue Herrin Doris Humphries Tana Ison Henrietta Jackson . 2' W Bob Jarvis Suzanne Jenkins Arnefte Jones ...And +0 1hink I'm Flunking! Bobby Jones THE ROAD LOOKS LONG Astor Johnson Barbara Kammerer Ralph King Bill Kline Bob Kline Carol Koch James Lane Walfer Long Kenneth Lubkeman John McCray I441 x E I I i i 1 I ! Janis McGuire Carol Martin Tom Meadows Diana Mehaffie Eileen Mercer Bill Mobley Gregory Myers Jim NebleH Glenn Needham Malefiu Netherly Geraldine Osborn Brenda Palfrey BUT WE CAN Mike PeH Robert PeH Eurshel Philpof Ronnie Pike Terry Ping David Poff It's supposed To be a siraighf seam! I451 Jerry Ragle Connie Smith Karen Ramsey LeRoy Soufh Frances Stein James Sutton Sandra Rough Jim Swarfz Robert Risenberg Grace Taylor Becky Thomas Jerry Roberts Kenneth Thompson Connie Woodrey Gloria Tomes DO IT TOGETH ER. Brenda Roberson Linda Treudwuy Karon Robinson Ron Tussey David TySOn Wayne Rupp Jack Uetrecht Sharon Schmitz Dallas Vance Bob Waddle Barbara Shari? Robert Willer Patricio Wylds Jerry Wilson Lora Wil son D161 Shirlene Abner Paul Abrams Doris Adams Sandy Adkins Betty Allen Harrieff Henry Jesse Allen Kermit Allen Lonnie Allen Roy Allen Janet Alvey David ArnoH Judy Buck Billie Baker FRES Betfy Bales Sarah Ballinger Kenneth Ballinger Shirley Barnett Learn now of t? and from one kno Judy Barnfhouse Louis Baumann Marilyn Baxter Tom Becm'y Billy Benzing Robert Bertrand Darlene Befz Candis Blundenship Wilfium Blankenship Danny Bowling Sandy Bowling Nancy Bowman Pafriciu Brute Denny Britten Jerry Brooks Donna Brown I481 Jim Comer Mike Bryan Melvin Burrows Carolyn Bustle Judith Carpenter Kenneth Carson Courtney Coudill Bobby Center Douglas Clawson Phyllis CorneHe Lonnie Croft Richard D'Alton Danny Davidson Wayne Davidson EN Hope Davis Gerald Dingman Patty Dingman James Donels recchery of the Greeks he wickedness of 0H. -Vergil Beverly Donnelly Roy Downie Sharon Elam Joyce Evans Linda Farmer Hubert Feltner John Filgis Lee Fisher Jack Flora Charles Gubbard Marvin Gloss Barbara Gormon Diana Green Linda Green Barbara Gregory Chester Gregory Jean Gregory Myrna Gregory Pcfty Griffin Celia Hamilton Delia Hamilfon Nina Hansel Diana Harrell Denver Harris Gui! Hawthorne William Hel'ron Richard Hendrix Alice Herrin Barbara Herrin Bernard Hoffman Edward Holmes Don Hoskins Shirley Houston Larry Hubbard Judith Humphries Aiice Hurley Jack Ihle Paul Isuucs Rosalie Isuccs Ernest Jarvis David Johnson Shirley Johnson Janet Jones Janice Jones FROSH SEARCH FOR X11 Joyce Jordan Robert Kell Walter K'Inch Inc: King Leonard King David Kirby Sharon Kirby Patricia Kline I know than frog is in +here somewhere! Alice Lawson Diana Little Sharon Long Sharon McClung Jimmy McGlofhin Judy McMckin Dana McQuiniey Jim McQuire Sandy Maddox 1 Cleo Mann 1 DanieHe Markley June Martin Bob Meadows Mike Meyer Lavon Moore Bonnie Morris William Moses 1 i Putty May 1 1 1 FRESHMEN BEGIN HIGH SCHOOL DAZE Tommy Mullins Russell Naylor Billy Needharn Carmen Needham Marie Nefherly David Newfon Faye Nicely Judy Nixon Gee Whiz! H is the only one I know! Peggy Norton Scott Norvell Gary Oglesby Danny Overbey Jeanette O'Hern James Parks Yvonne Patterson Linda Pelsor Paul Perkins Saundra Pefers Ruby Philpof Janice Plemons Danny Price Susan Prifchard Sharon Rube Otis Ridener Dale Rogers Sheila Rowland I521 Alfa Sufferfield Sylvia Jean Schalee Merrily Seward John Shearer BiH Sieg Don Simmons Ray Skinner Evelyn Smith Sfeve Smifh Linda Snow Clara Stacy Ronald Stall Sharon Stephens Ronald Sfidhum Marilyn Stump Tom Tuulbee Dennis Tucker Donna Van Skaik Donnie Vaughn Judy Waldsmifh Jeanette Word Janet Wesseler David Williams Jim Williams Lois Wilson Eugenia Woodrey Shirley Wylds Judith Zwayer The freshmen ore begin- ning their ciimb To The ever-impormm Senior po- sitiom. These are some shots of scenes Throughh OUT Their classes. u :- Does x equal the double of the unequal signs? Ouch! I stuck myself. Boy! This class sure is smart. ANNUAL STAFF: Standing: Peg Smith, Barb Cole, Joyce Nicely, Linda Boll, Sandy Mercer, Judy Kline, Joyce Ihfe, Sara Howard. Seated: Willa Baxter, Linda Mullins, Harriet Gaucher, Barb Wise. LEGEND STAFF The annual staff wishes to thank the faculfy and students of Luko'ro for Their co-opercHon, patience and assistance in making this yearbook pessibfe. A special Thanks to Mr. Ross and his photography staff for their effort in toking O greoT number of pictures CIT our special events. BUSINESS STAFF: Sianding: Steve Curtis, Marvin Kinch, Seaied: Tom Alvey, Jerry Casfer, Jim Grimme. I561 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Sfanding: Peg Smifh, Barb Kommerer, Harriai Henry, Beffe Filgis, Kneelin : Merrily Seward, Linda Fe - sor, P01 Wylds, Jean Gre- gory. DRUMBEAT STAFF The DRUMBEAT, Lokofok newspaper, is an excellent Doper. In if The ioumohsm class Drints the latest sports, coming events, honor roll, and gossip. They also Drinf news items of fnTerest for rhe whole sTudenT body. Lefr To Righf: Norma Harper, Miss Patricia Dunn, sponsor; Phyllis Lawson, Jim Crozier, Donna Washburn, Nancy Than, Wundm Woodrum and Joyce Ihle. L571 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top: Jerry Schmitz, Bobby Reisenburg, John McCray, Gary Cordrey, Gary Fieids, Second Row: Steve Cur- tis, Frifz Eharn, Ben Miller, Jim Jenkins, Willard Gregory, James Lane, Ken Thompson, David Tyson, Third Row: Ernie DeBord, Jack Homan, Louise Dollna, Harrie! Gcllaher, Karen Stewart Linda Waggoner, Sara Howard, Sandy Mercer, Mr. Clear, Sponsor; Fourth Row: Vicki Green, Janice Multins, Becky Thomas, Don- na Washburn, Kofhy German, Barbara Kammerer, Cheryl Chamberlain, Kc'rhy Giilbert, Pd Benzing, Jud Kline, Bottom: Carol Spechf, Nancy Croswell, Willa Baxter, Lorna KeH, Donna MiHer, Mary Rodefeld, Bon- nie Fee, Barbara Wise, Joyce Ihle, JoAnn Bauman, Linda Mifzel. STUDENT COUNCIL S+unding: Mr. LaRoy Williams, Sponsor; Denny Meyar, PresMeni; Back Row: Sfeve Meyer, Kathy Gorman, Jerry Schmiiz, Richard Gilgrisi, Jack Ihle, Sharon Schmitz; From Row: Hope Davis, Steve Curtis, Mike Bryan, Sharon Elam, Carol Spechf. I 58 1 Buck: Marvin Kinch, President; Linda Waggoner, Vicki Green, Mary Esslinger, Barb Wise, Front: Mrs. Brooks, Sponsor; Lorna KeH, Ida McGuire, Donna Miller, Janice Mullins. F. T. A. Mr. Ross, Sponsor; Firs? Row: Gary AuFranc, Jerry Schmifz, Danny Back, Second Row: Roger Taylor, Richard Gilgrist. Howard Hendrix, Third Row: Toby Meyers, Terry Elam, Todd Kline, David Dixon, Back Row: Sfeve Curtis, Caren Hanes, Lynn Esslinger. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB I591 MATH CLUB Leif to Right: Courtney Caudill, John McCray, Dave Tyson, Ken Thompson. James Lane, Mr. William ' Garvin, sponsor. N First Row: Courtney Ccudiil, Bob Riesenberg, Kathryn Gilbert, Jack Ihle, John McCray, David Tyson. 4. Second Row: Mr. Grover Gasser, sponsor; Bill Hendrix, Erlan Wheeler, Jack Uetrecht, Kathy German, Ken Thompson, Gary Cordrey, James Lune. I60I F. H. A. Back Row: Cheryl Farmer, Ida McGuire, Nancy Croswell, Gladys McGIofhin, Donna Van Skafk, Puffy Brafe, Darlene Kennedy, Donna Sfephens, Mrs. Naomi Sfock, sponsor; Fronf Row: Chrisfine Nicely, Joyce Nice- ly, Linda Former, Barbara Norton, Thelma Wefhing'mn. F. F. A. Standing: Dun Eiler, Tom Alvey, Mike Fell, Tom Cole, Bob Fell, Mike Meyer, Sfeve Smith, Wayne Rupp, Johnny Ell, Ron Tussey, Roy Clark, Dale Aivey. Seafed: Sonny Houston, Dick Wesseler, Ernie DeBord, Jerry Caster, Don DeBord, Sfeve Meyer, Jerry Peters. I611 From left to righT: Linda Mullins, Peg Smith, Vicky Green, Jack Beaver, Arviile Dunson, Toby Meyers, Jack Norfon, Louise Dollna, in a scene aboard the ship on the way to France. The Senior Class Presents... Well, if Kou don't mind..... , says Louise Dollnu in er part as Emily Kimbrough. Ughl I feei sick, said Vicki Green who played Cornelia Skinner. I621 The COST included: Cornelia OTis Skinner ----- Vicki Green :mHy Kimbrough --------- Louise DOHnO W5. Skimmer -------------- Bonnie Fee Ofis Skinner ---------------- Terry Clnson Monsieur De La Croix-nRoger TGWor Steward ------------------- Arville Dunson Durser ------------------------ Jack Beaver Stewardess --------------- Mary K. Coffee Cheeric, 01' chap. Are you geffing 0H that down, Jim? I631 Dick Wimers ----------------- Jack Norton Admiral ----------- ---Jerry Custer Harriet St. John -------- Peg SmiTh Winifred Blough ---------- Limdc Mujlins Leo MCEVOyuh----d--------'T0by Moyers Inspector ---------------- Jim Crozier Madame Elise ---------- Linda Waggoner Therese ---------------------- Dione Davis Window Cleaner ----------- Gory Aufronc OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Boniour Mademoiselle, says Roger Taylor. JUNIOR Rocket In CAST Arlin AbboH' ............................................... Jim WiHer Judy Mills. ... .Nancy CrosweH Onward and Upward, Slaves. MFSA HUTCheT .PhyHiS Lawson Mrs Chisel ...J0cmne Bcumonn Cosmo .............. Jock Homcm Mr. Agnew... ..,STeve Meyer I Oohngef a load of that! Hup, 2, 3, 4. Hup. . . L313 I641 Contact! I LASS PLAY His Pocket CAST ..................Ccrol Spechf ...Donno Wcshburn Don DeBord ...A....Arlene Horfer ...........John Lompl Janice Brown... Lulu....... Harry Cooper... Barbara Clancy ... Jackie Trent......... unnunu What! You can't fhink of a thing to wear on a cold morning? I hope she makes if This fime. You see, 1 am stuck. J First Row: Louis Baumann, Ralph King, Joe BeaHy, Tom Cole, Mike PeH, Jeanie Woodrey, Mr.WiI1iam Ellenburger, Director; Second Row: Ida McGuire, Judy Humphries, D. Markley, Pat May, Mary Esslinger, Connie Smith, Lynn Esslinger, Third Row: Janice Mullins, Jim Sutton, Arthur Pennington, Jack lhle, Doug Clawson, Torn Tuulbee, Gary Cordrey, Standing: Herschel Pennington, Richard Gilgrest, Dave Newton. BAND The band this yeor has done 0 tremendous ioh during the Foot- bcll and basketball season. Unh t der the direction of Mr. William Eltehburger, they have oertormed on :lttferent holidays and at school soonsored functions. I Here is the band with their Drecislon driHing during halt- time at 0 football game. I661 BAND MAJORETTES: Dana McQuinley, Lorna Kell, Sandy Maddox MAJORETTES This is The FirsT year For bond maToreTTes 0nd 0 moioreTfe corDs. Band moioreTfes are direchy um der The dTrecTion of Mr. WiHIom Elienburger, while The maioreHe cores is under The direcTion of Miss MGrieTTo Meadows. During The FooTbaH 0nd bos- keTbcH seasons, boTh groups of girls have enTerToined The crowds wiTh delighTlel dance and Twirl- ing routines. MAJORETTE CORPS: Janef May, Barbara Herrin, Willa BaxTer. Donna Miller, Norma Harper. I 67 1 MIXED ENSEMBLE Firs? Row: Sharon Elam, Sandra Peters, Judy Waldsmifh, Alfa Sanerfield. Second Row: George Rockwell, Ralon Wheeler, Dave Williams, Lee Fisher. We're ready when you are, Ray. I681 , Left 10 right: Rann Wheeler, John Hazel- fnn, Harry Bryan, Terry Elam, George Rockwell, Frank Moses. Missing: Dave Williams, Lee Fisher, Mr. Melumpy, Direcfor Firs? Row: David Newfon, Jean Wocdrey, Sutton, Gary Cordrey, Louis Baumann, Jack IhIe. Second Row: Jim Mrn Ellenberger, Director. I691 BRASS ENSEMBLE TRIPLE TRIO A L ' , I : First Row: Cafherine Prewiff, Fa'Hy Soufh, Linda McKinney, Sharon Rube, Shirlene Abner, Second Row: Louise Dollnu, Lynn Esslinger, Carol Specht, Phyllis Lawson. TRIPLE TRIO B First Row: Phyllis Wilhelm, BeHy Wrighf, Saundra Pefers, Judy Waldsrnifh- Second Row: Janice Mullins, Diane Clark, Linda Miizel, Sue Herrin, Merrily Seward. The Choir, under The direction of Mr. Melampy, was very acTive This year. Members of The choir Took porT in Two Triple Trios, cm i OCTeT, and a Mixed Ensemble. These groups and several soloisTs competed in The DisTricT Music conTesT held at Miami UniversiTy on March 4. The Mixed Ensemble, OcTeT, 0nd soioisT, Ray Wheeler received superior roTings. Triple Trio A 0nd soloisT, Carol SpechT, received excellenT ratings, and Triple Trio B received very good roTing. One of The biggesT highlighTs of The year was The formal Spring $ Musicale which was held on March 24. Two of The mosT valuable j performances were given 0T BaccalaureoTe 0nd Commencement We are all very proud of This Tine group, and we hope ThoT iT may become bigger and beTTer in The fuTure. mumw v CONCERT CHQIRIL Firsf Row: C. Spechi, J. Jordan, 5. Peters, B. Morris, J. Mullins, J. Waldsmith, S. Rube, P. South, L. McKinney, D. Arnold, N. Harper, Mr. Melampy, Director. Second Row: 5. Abner, M. Marlow, B. Wright, S. Schmifz, S. Herrin, L. Brown, C. Lovely, P. Wilhelm, C. PrewiH', D. Clark, P. Benzing. Third Row: R. Issues, L. Treadway, C. Warwick, P. Brehm, 5. Elam, L. MHzel, P. Lawson, J. Kline, P. Dingmun, B. Fee, L. Snow. Fourfh Row: Alfu Sutterfield, S. Prichard, A. Harfer, K. Ramsey, M. Thomas, W. Baxter, P. Ruurk, N. Croswell, D. Benzing, G. Muncy. Fiffh Row: Frank Moses, D. Britton, L. Fisher, K. Bollinger, 1 D. Arnold, J. Hazelfon, G. Rockwell, H. Bryan, P. Issacs, J. Roberfs. Sixth Row: L. Allen, R. Wheeler, 1 D. Hoover, D. Hoskins, M. Meyers, T. Elam, D. Williams, J. Wilson, T. Benny. Hope Huey HIT fha'r forgef! Poinf ugainsf Marlene! Top Row: Peggy Brehm, Diane Benzing, Karen Ramsey, Pat Benzing, Barbara Kamerer, Cheryl Chamberlain, Esther Meddings, Ida McGuire, Janice Mullins, Linda Milzel, Mar- lene Allen, Third Row: Linda Waggoner, Carol Martin, Myrna Thomas, Nancy Thou, Louise Brown, Janice Mc- Guire, Donna GarreH, Becky Thomas, Kufhy Gorman, Dah- na Washburn, Joann Baumann, Linda Mullins, Shirley MUL Iigan, Willa Baxter, Vicki Green, Sharon Carver, Bonnie Fee, Carol Luvely, Second Row: Barbara Wise, Carol Spechf, Linda McKinney, Cheryl Stokes, Phyllis Jennings, Joyce lhle, and Miss Murlilu Pufhoff, Sponsor; Firs'r Row: Peg Smifh, Barbara Cole, BeH'e Filgis, Sandy Mercer, Ja- nice BcHinger, Mary K. Coffee, Judy Kline, Diane Davis, Sue Hardin, Janet May, Donna Miller, Phyllis Lawson, and Jean Ailen. How graceful ..... .? i721 GIRL? VARSITY VOLLEYBALL This yeaHs voHey- boll season was nof only 0 lot of fun, bUT The hours of pracfice paid off in the winning of Firs? place im in .9 Hag??? k Kg M? E the Butler County Tourp Leff to right: Ka1hy German, Peg Brehm, Miss Pufhoff, Willa Baxter, Sue Prichard, Myrna moment. Thomas, Marlene Allen, Phyllis Jennings, Linda Mullins, Barb Wise, Jean Allen, Linda Mifzel, Joyce Ihle, Linda Waggoner, Janice Ballinger. Set if to the front row, Phyllis, says Marlene. Left to right: Miss Pufhoff, Coach, Marlene Allen, Barbara Wise, Co-captuins. Here they are holding the firs? place irophy. 5 1ha girls of Lokota's volley- :I feam come through the uiler County Tournament ith the first place Trophy for me rhird sTraight year. This 'if a new record for the Tour- :menh Hi? if over, Barb, says the feam. I731 BOY? INTRAMURALS Firsf Row: John Dunbar, Bill Morafh, Roger Dunhp, Butch Harris, Tracey Tipton, Paul Lang. Second Row: Mike Ciurk, Danny Price, John Hunkler, Danny Back, Jerry Ragle, Ronnie Stidham. Third Row: Dan Hoover, Mike Bryan, Jim Jenkins, Fritz Ehorn, Terry Clason, Dick McCur'Iy. Top Row: Mr. Hartman, Coach, Toby Meyers, John Lampl, Gary Aufmnc, Ray Wheeler, Don Hoskins. GOLF TEAM The golf Team got its start This year under the coaching of Miss Virginia Shewolfer. The Team consists of four boys, Two Freshmen and Two seniors. They are: Leff to right: WaHy Kinch, Tom Muliins, Miss Virginia Showulfar, Coach, Jim Griffin, Marvin Kinch. mmmgymr-pummln . 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: 5funding: Kathy German, Donna Washburn. Fronf: Becky Thomas, Tana Ison. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Standing: Tracy Tipfon, John Marfin. Fronf: Becky Thomas, Tana Ison, Donna Washburn, Kail-Iy German. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Muriiyn Baxter, Merrily Seward, Joyce Jordon, Saundra Peters, Jane? WesseIer. Firs? Row: W. Kinch, T. Meyers, G. Aufranc, E. Wheeler, T. Clason, G. Beaver, D. Humphries, D. Hones, J. Caster, D. Poff, C. Caudill, H. Hendrix, J. Hunkler, C. Smith, Second Row: P. Brafe, L. Pelsor, C. Marfin, B. German, M. Kinch, Mr. Browning, Miss Dunn, Miss Workman, D. Hoover, S. chsfon, S. Mulligan, C. Spechf, C. Farmer, L. Farmer, K. Gilbert, Third Row: 5. Prichard, A. Sutterfield, J. McGuire, E. Mercer, L. Green, J. Schmifz, P. Isaacs, R. Wheeler, G. Hdwfhorne, B. Herrin, 5. Long, S. Herrin, K. German, Y. Patterson, Fourth Row: C. Mann, J. O'Hern, J. Barnfhouse, 5. Schmifz, B. Kammerer, K. Ramsey, H. Davis, L. Fisher, J. Jor- dan, F. Wilhelm, J. McBurnie, B. Freshour, M. Rodefeld, C. Hunes, G. Rockwell, Fiffh Row: J. MuHins, S. Barneff, L. Wilson, L. Brown, 3. Bowling, C. Warwick, D. Van Skuik, M. Yomz, B. Filgis, D. Sfephens, N. Hur- per, K. Sfewarf, J. May, Sixfh Row: J. Lane, M. Sfump, P. Kline, M. Baxier, K. PrewiH, P. Smith, F. Sfein, C. Chamberlain, B. Bowling, P. May, B. Donnellyh S. Wylds, S. Jenkins, Sevenfh Row: D. Tyson, M. Wright, B. Cole, M. Marlow, M. Zinkel, M. Hannah, S. Bowling, 5. Piening, G. McGlofhin, P. Wylds, Standing: H. Bryan, WM BOOSTER cLuB The boys impersondfe our rival's coach........... ......Boosfers? Seafed: Jerry Peters, Sfeve Curtis, Glenn Needhum, John Lumpl, Ray Even, Richard Small Hendrix, Ken Thompson, Leonard King. Sfanding: Mr. William Grate, Track Coach; Bob Kell, Dick McCarty, Charles Kell, Fritz Ehorn, Denny Meyer, John Sharer, and Frank Moses. Heave i? Moose! Ray Even demonstrates correct form 'ro John Lampl UefH and Small Hendrix. l'Dig that form, says Denny Mayer To Steve Curtis as Jerry Pefers watches. TRACK Up and over, Dick . They 're off! ff OrviHe and Wilbur can do it, so can I CROSS COUNTRY Standing: John Filgis, Dick McCarty, John Shearer. Kneeling: Ken Thompason, Ron Pike, Ernie DeBord, Mr. William Grufe, Coach. I791 5 g; E. FOOTBALL At the ooening of practice in August, thirty-nine young men reported to Coach Young and Coach Neft tor the second football season at Lakoto High School. By the opening game the squad de- creased to thrity-two hard lighting gridmen. Due to the new equipment the coaches were able to outfit Forty boys, comDore-cl with the twenty-three they did last year. This will helD strengthen the reserves. Next year the coaches hope to have enough equipment to have both a varsity and reserve tecrm. This year also found the boys Dloying on their own field which was completed with lights and bleachers by the outstanding help of the Adult Boosters Club. The students, faculty and parents all enioyed many exciting gomes, in which the boys showed great improvement. The team will lose twelve seniors but there are underclassmen who have received valuable training and experience to fill the vacancies. Next year Lakota will be better prepared to cope with their opponents for on even greater season. First Row: Asst. Coach, Gena Neff, Fred Carpenter, Jerry Marshall, Joe Mettler Lampi, Marvin Kinch, David Hones, Jerry Cramar, Tom Mullins, Head Coach, Bola Young; Second Steve Meyer, Astor Johnson, Harry Bryan, Roger Taylor, Jim Grimme, Arville Dunson, Leroy South Huzleton; Third Row: Jim Willer, And Dunson, Tom Croziar: Leonard King, Charles Kall, Jim Norton, Jim Crozier, Paul lssacs, Ron ussey. I801 Ray Even, Dan Two against one is unfair, boys. This is the ball, boys, says Coach Young and Coach Neff to Dan Eiler and Denny Meyer. Eiler, Mike Meyers, John Help, boys! Help! Row: Manager, Jerry Schmifz, Mike Meyers, Manager, John Griffin, Danny Meyer, Jack I811 Darn! I miSSed him. Sorry pal! This bali is Lakotok. The strength of II men were shown on the T-Birds field last fall. This is how we move fhe bull. We did it! We did if! You are not going anywhere, Bud. U321 HOMECOMING OUR LINE OF ROYALTY Left to right, the candidates and their escorts are: Pat South and Jack Beaver; Queen Linda Mullins and Dan Hoover; Carol Sue Rich and Terry Cluson; Carol Spechf and Don DeBord; Pam Ruurk and Toby Meyers; Tana lson and Mike Mettler; Caron Hones and Jerry Caster; Linda Snow and Tom Tucker; Jm et Alvey and Richard Hendrix. Lukota's quurferback hikes enemy Move Bud! I'm coming Through. for a piggyback ride. E831 Our serious five move The ball. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Donna Washburn, Cap+ain, Kathy German, Becky Thomas, Tana lson. Standing: Gene Beaver, Manager, Tom Alvey, Don DeBord, Danny Eiler, Jack Beaver, Bill Hendrix, Ernie DeBord, Jim Crozier, Erlon Wheeler, Manager; Kneeling: Assisfanf Coach, Bob Young, Jack Norton, ArviHe Dunson, Andy Dunson, Danny Meyer, Coach Gene NEH. We are very proud of LokoTois Team This year as They were co- chcmpions OF The SouThwesTern Ohio Conference. We are er Tremely proud of our boys be' cause They proceeded T0 The second round in The DisTriCT Tournament Even Though we wili lose eighT Seniors This year, we are hoping for a more successful season nexT year. These hord- iighTing men will be replaced by The ouTsTunding reserve boys. Score feather Toes! OUR BOYS IN ACTION Lay it up, Jack. Jump Danny iump! Sink If, Ernie, sink if! Two points for Jack! I knew ibose baHef lessons would do some good, says Danny. 5; Shall we hold hands? MA K vx'w'r-z - I861 Don'f tell ME to stop , says Andy. Watch number 40, Don; I am going for the basket, says Tom. OUR FIGHTING FIVE are striving for their second wi n in the Disfrici Tournament. T-BIRDS STRATEGY Raise fhuf score, Andy, higher, higher! Sfretch, Don, Stretch! D371 Top: Astor Johnson, Manager; Jerry Marshall, Tom Crozier, Gary Fields, Glen Cromer, Sfeve Meyer, Coach Bob Young. Bottom: Richard Gilgresf, Mano er, Jack Human, Bob Jarvis, John Ell, Richard wmuln Hen- drix, Howard Hendrix, Leroy South, Danny Bac , Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY Scores Outstanding Record Coach Young guided fhe team fo an uIl-fime record of 15 sfruighf wins and 3 loses. I: 88 1 Shoot, Gary! Move that ball, Small! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Team has given Lakofu high hopes for anoiher oufsfunding Reserve Team nexf year. The Freshman fight! CHEERLEADERS: Janet Wesseler, Merrily Seward, Marilyn chfer, Saundra Pefers, Joyce Jordan. Sfandin : Mr. James Hurfmun, Coach, John Shearer, Manager, Bob Kell, Ken Ballinger, Tom BeaHy, Lyman Moore, ave Williams, Wally Kinch, Torn Taulbee, John Filgis, Manager, Don Hoskins, Manager; Kneeling: Paul Isuucs, Jack Ihle, Eddie Holmes, Denny Britten, Donnie Vaughn, Lee Fisher. BOY'S VOLLEYBALL Sfunding: Torn Crozier, Tom Alvey, Gary Aufranc, Ernie DeBDrd, Jerry Marshall, Don DeBord, Dan Hoover, Jack Beaver, Gary Fields. Kneeling: David Francis, Toby Meyers, Dick McCany, Dun Eiler, Jerry Caster, Andy Dunson. Great ucfion; buf Dan, ou're no? playing soccer. 7 I901 BOYS, TUMBLING Firs? Row: Bufch Harris, Bill Moraih, Ron Tussey, John Lum I, Gordon Ward, Wall Kinch, Troy Elam, Second Row: Cledis Perkins, om Mea- Dows, Gordon Dixon, Mike Bryan, Third Row: Bill Hilton, David Hanna, Jim Swartz. Stop hold ing onfo The Iighf, Gordon; that's cheafing. Hurry up, Jim, the blood is rushing to my head, says Mike Brian. I911 E . Ernie waits anxiousiy for the Umpireis signal to Pioy Boll. PLAY BALL! HPLAY BALL were the first words of the 1961 Baseball Season. Our team tried with all their might to bring glory to Lokoto in which they have been successful in doing. Let's 90, David, be careful of those ground balls! Back Row: Dun Hoover, Ernie DeBord, Jim Jenkins, Gary Aufranc, Jerry Marshall, Don DeBord, Steve Meyer, Tom Crozier, Roger Dunlap. First Row: Roger Taylor, Jim Crozier, David Francis, Toby Meyers, John EH, Jim Overby, Arville Dunson, Mr. James Hartman, Couch. Anoiher homerun for Toby. Mr. Harfmun talks over strategy with the team. Roger Taylor is Lakotc's catcher. BASEBALL Three balls and no strikes; Let's go. e car's I biqq$$fqevcnfs .1 ?fBANC and Speck FOOTBALL BANQUE Left To right: Coach Gen Neff; Denny Meyer; TJGE Ellison, Guesf speakel Danny Efler; Head CoucI' Bob Young. Ernie DeBord shakes hands wifh Mr. Hartman us he receives his Cross-Counfry bar award. Danny Eiler and Denny Meyer received trophies for their outstanding parficipafion during the football season. Linda Mullins, the Homecoming Queen, and Dan E'ioover, her escori, walk off ?he field after the crown- Ing. A BASKETBALL BANQU ET Tom Alvey looks on as Head Coach Gene Ne hands him his Vcrsiiy Baskefbull Letter. 1 Coach Gene Neff holds Most Valuable Piuyers Award Trophy which was presented 1'0 Dan Eiler and Ernie DeBord of 141: Buskefball Banquet. Jerry Marshall smiles as Coach'Bob Young gives him his Reserve Baskefball IeHer. Ray Wheeler receives a certificate for being one of the most active members in the Booster Club. Mast abIe sponsor, Miss Jean Workman gives the award. 1 H71 Dinner was served to all the iunior and senior prom guests before The dance in the IhTeohouse 0F Lokom . May 32, 1961, Lokom High School was The seHing for The Second. Annual Junior-Senior Banquefhprom. The Theme This year was An Orienfd Showgrilo, The prom was beautifully decorated under The direCTion of Junior Sponsors, Miss Vir- ginia ShewolTer and Mr. George stes. l'H just take this for a souvenir; Jack. l crown you King for a Day! Japanese Ecnfems, water founfoin, Pagodos with briHlont colors were The highlights. The Top HGTTers From Middletown, Ohio played famous numbers. PROM Our Gang. Not here, Emmett! Mr. D. Russel Lee, Superinfendenf, introduces Mr. Gail L. Mitzel, Member, Board of Ed- the speaker for The Second Annual Comm- ucation, presenied the diplomas His year. encement Exercises, May 31, 196T. Receiving her diploma is Louise Dollna. COMMENCEMENT Graduation is finaliy here. At Times we thought it would never come. BUT 05 Time drew nearer, the weeks sped by and graduation was here before we knew EH We have enjoyed our high school years and we wiH look back upon fhem wiTh Fond memories. We hope THOT our fellow students wiH enioy Their high schoof years US we have enioyed ours. We extend our beg? wishes For 0 happy and successful Future for The dasses yeT f0 come. Harrlef Gal 1 aher, Edi'ro r The Commencemenf PrOCESsion of The Class of 1961. Graduation ---- At last A Reverend Charles L. Harrison Assistanf Superintendenf, Boys' Industrial School, gave a most inspiring Commencement Address. Mr. LeRoy Williams, Prin- cipal, awards Dick McCarw the trophy, Truck Man of the Year. ' The Lukota Concerf Choir under the direcfion M Mr. Ronald Melampy gavea Hne performance. Barbara Wise gets morfc. board and tassel pwperlx udius'ed by Sandra Mel- cer, Ieff, and Joyce 1H9, right. Affer receiving Families and friends in The cafeferiu following Commencement, the Seniors gef some punch. J ust fhink....af last H's aH MINE! Heads up man! Let's look intelligent if iVs only for ionighf. Class President Representmive Roger Taylor shows Class Pres- ident Speaker how To wear his ha? as Jim Crozier watches. At The recepfion SiH Hendrix re- ceives congrufuiufians From cousin, Howard Hendrix. A150 shown are Linda Mullins and Mary Kay Coffee in the background. REMEMBER When The books dose, end We Ias'r bell ringsl And corefree days are 105T To mundane Thims- XA-fhen nostalgia strikes, and your memory warms, And you remember The Faces bu? no'r The names- Pick up your yearbook and leaf if rhrough, y And remember The days so dear To you. Piciured Feh to right: Marlene Allen, Lind Linda Mitzel, Barbara Wise, and Joyce girls are recipients of the coveied G.A f Thunder- bird award. ' i; 1.1 ' J mg: eeeee .;P W .1 m The following are excerst from The Diary of a 1961 groduoTe 0f LokoTo High School. IT reveals The experiences of This person in The year of 1981-1982 during The persidenTial elecTion and incuguroTion. November 8, 1981 Dear Diary, New presidenT elecTecl TodoynDanny Howard Eiler. in high school he always wanted To be president AT The polls Today, I happened To run mm a few clussmufes from LHS--The former Gloria Muncy, Sandy Sounders, RiTo Hamblih, and JoneT May. Theylre all married and have Children. Gloria Told me ThoT Peggy Brehm is also married and riding around in her 1961 car ThoT she boughT when she goT OUT of school. EsTher Meddings is also riding around in u lGTer model, 1962, lTook her longer To scrape up The money1. Oh yes, They also Told me Thcz'r Don Hoover finally goT married CT The ripe old age of 36. He always said he'd never geT married before The age of 20, and he meonT iT. Wonder if Sharon HompTon is sTill c1 llbochelor girl. Gloria also Told me That PaTTy SouTh is Teaching school in a liTTle Swiss village. November 15 Dear Diary, WenT shopping Today 0T The new Kroger sTore down The sTreeT. Was surprised To see Jerry CosTer and Diane Benzing as co-managers. ATTer leaving The store, had Trouble wiTh my car and sTopped CT The Cromer-CorneTT Speed Shop. Old LizzieisH running fine now. November 22 Dear Diary, Picked up The paper Today and saw ThoT Dole Alvey sTruck oil in Texas. Also read reporT of The capture of a spy ring ThoT They have been Trying To find for Five years. Police Chief, Jim Wilson, reported ThaT CapTGin Jim Griffin solved The case. OTher names I recognized in The news were Terry Cleson, who opened 0 Terrific new nigthlUb recently; Jerry SchmiTz, Terry Elam, Willard Gregory, and Richard Fischer, who are working on a secreT proiecT 0T GE. Bonnie Fee, The famous maThemaTicion, meT wiTh PresidenT Today on problems obouT The budgeT. Olympic sTQTs, Barbara Wise and Marlene Allen are enjoying Their Hold age in Hawaii; Denny Meyer and Gordon Word in Alaska. Dick McCorTy and Erlon Wheeler, The Two famous WashingTon playboys were arresTed for Trying To 'lpoinT The Town red. They were orresTed on The WhiTe House lawn wiTh c buckeT of red puinT! WhiTe House is being done over again, and Linda Mullins is in charge of The re-decoraTion. Mike Meyers is The oucTioneer who is going To oucTion off most of The old WhiTe House TurniTure. January 12 Dear Diary, NexT week The new Presidenf, DHE, will be inouguraTed. l was surprised To receive on inviTGTion from one of his secreTories, Brenda Soylor, To aTTend The evenT. 11041 January l9 Dear Diary, Riding on The plane To Washingfon wiTh me were Diane Clark, Diane Davis, Jim Crozier, Sonny HousTon, Toby Moyers, and Carol Drake. We had a nice Time discussing our high school days. Of all people, Suzie BoaTrighT and Karen STewarT were The sTewardesses. We gossiped abouT our old school chums. Jim said ThaT Bill Hendrix is now presidenT 0T Gano Research LaboroTories. Roger Taylor is one of his Top assisTanTs. Diane said ThaT Sharon Carver is execuTive secreTary To CI big adverTising company in New York and Ernie DeBord is The presidenT. As I am off The plane, l was meT by Marvin Kinch. AfTer all These years, he sTill hasnTT made up his mind whaT he wanTs To Clo. He rode wiTh me To The hotel. WiTh Harold PhilpoT dri-ving, we had To hold on For dear life. AT The hoTel, I had my hair seT aT JoAnn's BeauTy Parlor, proprieTor JoAnn Parman and assisf- anTs Brenda Lewis and Lois Rice. When Marvin left, he said he was going To Jack NorTorI and Gordon Dixon's Barber Shop for a haircuT. January 20 Dear Diary, Turned on The Television This morning and There was Gene Beaver, who is covering The inau- guraTion. By The way, his broTher, Jack, is a successful pharmacisT in WesT Palm Beach, and Their old buddy, Gary Aufranc, is a pharmacisT in Russia. The roving reporTer, Willa BaxTer, was inTerviewing The many people aT The inauguraTion scene, some of whom were Sara Howard, SenaTor; PaTTy EllioT, Judy Kline, and Joyce Nicely, Congresswomen. She also inTerviewed Richard Wesseler, SecreTary of AgriculTure and AssisTanT, Kenny STidham; Ray Even, SecreTary of Army; Floyd Rockwell, ATTorney General, and his legal secreTary, Harri'eT Gallaher, and am- bassadors Richard Simone, Arville Dunson, and Dave Meddings. The PresidenT,s wife looked very nice. AT Donna's Salon, her hair was sTyled by Donnc CorneTT and her assisTanT Norma Harper. Her OUTFIT was especially designed for The occasion by JUdiTh Behan. The children were noT There. The family doctor, Linda Waggoner, advised ThaT They sTay home wiTh Their nurse, Peg SmiTh. Louise Dollna sang The NaTianal AnThem as ET has never been sung before. DHE was sworn in by Chief JusTice STeve Curtis. WaTching The inauguraTion Today, I Spied in The crowd, Bill Abner, Paul Hansel, Ann Brucker, Janice Ballinger, Jim Dingham, JaneT HamilTon, Linda Condan, and Ray HamilTorI. l was Talking To one of The PresidenT's secreTaries, Carol Rich, afTer The inauguraTion, and she said ThaT The PresidenT received Telegrams of con graTUlaTions From Barbara Cole, Floyd SmiTh, Wanda Woodrum, Bob Wilkinson, Florence SingleTon, and Dave Francis. January 23 Dear Diary, Clyde, my DEAR husband called Today To say ThaT he had iusT been promoTecl To vice- pres- idenT of his company. He said his new private secreTary is Sandy Mercer. Charles Dingmon is his head accounTanT. OThers on his sTan are Linda Bell, Karen Norvell, and Sue Mehl He also said someone robbed The company. John HazleTon of Morgan's DeTecTive Agency is in charge of The invesTigaTion. January 25 Dear Diary, Had 0 wonderful Time in WashingTon, buT iT's wonderful To geT back home wiTh The family. l have all hopes ThaT one of The Children may grow Up To geT an imporTanT posiTion like many of my old classmaTes. I don'T have a worry in The world Though, wiTh such Teachers as Vicki Green, Carolyn Lakes, Joyce lhle, Sherrill Young, Linda MiTzel, and Mary K. Coffee. ATTer all, LHS has Turned OUT some mighTy fine sTudenTs, and I'm sure They can do iT again. now l a l, l . l f We, the 1961 Senior Class of Lakota High School, being of sound mind and memory do will these ditterent slams, abilities, traits, and characteristics to these underclassmen in the hope that said party will become as dignified and as honorable as the Seniors of lal. Marlene Allen, will my position on the volleyball team and my Dower to kill snakes in the girls' locker room to Jean and Betty lAdl Allen. Dale Alvey, will my ability to be picked on by Mr. Morgan to anyone who will take if. Gary Aufranc, will my seat in English 12 to Fritz Ehorn and my parking place to anyone lucky enough to get a- new convertible. Janice Ballinger, will my Dosition on the volleyball team to Myrna Thomas. Willci Baxter, will my height to Sandy Maddox and my ability to make N. H. S. to my sister, lvlari yn. Gene Beaver, will my height to Jim Willer, who has the weight to go with it. Jack Beaver, will my brain to Donna Washburn lmy lab partnerl to further her study of Martians. Linda Bell, will my nickname HJinglesH to Astor Johnson. Diane Benzing, will my ability to get along with all my study hall teachers to any Junior who wants to get kicked out. Susie Boatright, will my first tour Front teeth to Sue Hardin. Peggy Brehm, will my ability to talk in choir and get by with it to Sharon Schmitz, who really needs it. Ann Brucker, will my blond hair to Linda Snow. Sharon Carver, will the name HSam to anyone who is willing to take it off my hands. Jerry Caster, will my vast knowledge to any other intellectual at Lakota and my ability to have Fun to everyone. Diane Clark, will my sore feet to anyone who's crazy enough to wear heels on a field trip. Terry Clason, will my ability to brown nose to Becky Thomas. Mary K. Coffee, will my ability to tap dance to Eddie Holmes. Barbara Cole, will all my school spirit to the cheerleaders. Linda Condom, Will my job in the office to any future Senior, who has too many study halls. Donna Cornett, will my tumbling ability to anyone who needs it. Roger Cornett, will the Gray Ghost to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Jerry Cramer, will my unchallenged authority of being the best driver in school to anyone who can qualify. Jim Crozier, will Tom Alvey a very long shot. Steve Curtis, will Moose's calendar girl to Caron Hones. Diane Davis, will Petey, my frog, to Mr. Gasser. Ernie DeBord, will my height and shooting ability to Gary Fields and Steve Meyer. Jim Di'ngman, will my ability to stay awake in study hall to Robert Kell. Charles Dingman, will my government luck and grades to Roger Dunlap. Gordon Dixcm, will my bad disposition to Mr. Williams and my good disposition to Mr. Lee. Louise Dollna, will my iob of taking choir attendance to anyone crazy enough to want to mem- orize numbers for Faces instead of names. l, Corol Drake, will my ability to match colors to the Freshmen. l, Arville Dunson, will my ability to get good grades in government to Jerry Marshall. I, Don Eiler, will my tun in football to Jim Willer. l, Terry Elam, will my radio to Karon Robinson and its battery to Mr. Morgan. l, Potty Elliott, will my ability to run errands for Mr. Williams to anyone who wants it. I, Roy Even, will my drivers license to Doris Humohries and my name Moose to Mr. Morgan. l, Bonnie Fee, will my mathematical ability to John McGroy and Jean Allen and my broken ther- mometer to any unsusoecting physics student. I, Richard Fisher, will my shop bill to Mr. Estes. l, David Francis, will my sense 0t humor to Ken Lubkemon. l, Harriet Golloher, will my red hair to anyone who has the nerve to wear it. I, Vicki Green, will my height to my sister, Diana, and my artistic ability to Dave Tyson. l, Willard Gregory, will my wonderful athletic co-ordinction to James Jenkins. l, Jim Griffin, will my Dhys. ed. suit to Tom Tucker. l, Rita Homblin, will to Carol Martin my engagement ring. I, Janet Hamilton, will my long fingernails to Linda Green. I, Ray Hamilton, will my lock to Mr. Morgan. l, Sharon Hampton, will my ability to oleose Mr. Williams to anyone who wants to sit in the ot- fice 0 whole year. I, Poul Hansel, will my secret admirers to anyone who will take them off my hands. I, Norma Harper, will all my bad grades to everyone else that doesnlt study. I, John Hazelton, will my troubles with Mr. Neft, my dislike of government Class, and my little slip of paper for government to Larry Smith. I, Bill Hendrix, Will my '57 Chevrolet convertible to Miss Boles For her transportation purooses. l, Don Hoover, will my one-eye sunglasses and my funnel to Mr. Browning. l, Sonny Houston, will my good grades in Vocational Agriculture to Don DeBord. l, Sam Howard, will my ability to get Mr. Morgan off the subiect in government to Arlene Horter. l, Jche lhle, will my position on the volleyball team to Janet Alvey and Phyllis Cornette. l, Marvin Kinch, will my ability to get into trouble to Jim Willer. l, Judy Kline, will my ability to get to homeroom on time to Mr. Castle. l, Carolyn Lakes, will my C average in Biology to Doris Adams. I, Brenda Lewis, will my ability to tyDe FAST wlfth two fingers to Mr. Borgo. l, Dick McCarty, will my truck shoes to any underclossmon who is willing to use them. I, Janet May, will to Potty, Beverly, and Sylvia my ability to graduate. 1, Dave Meddings, will my naturally curly hair to Astor Johnson. 'I, Esther Meddings, will my middle name Pearl to Tana lson. l, Sue Mehl, will my seat in goVernment class to Ruth Curtis. l, Sandy Mercer, will my block leotords to Miss Puthotf. l, Dennis Meyer, will my ability to have two dates in one night to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. l, Mike Meyers, will my 245 pounds to HLittle Mike and my l0 gallon water iug to John Lampl. l, Linda Mitzel, will my i rcilks with Miss Puthott to Becky Thomas because I think she'll prob- ably need them. I, Toby Meyers, will my ability to talk to Jean and my ability to get along with Mr. Morgan in government to Jerry Marshall. I, Linda Mullins, will my holey gym socks to Marianna Zindel. l, Gloria MUncy, will my quiet nature lN CLASS to Linda McKinney. l, Joyce Nicely, will my short skirts to Karen Ramsey. l, Jack Norton, will my ability to keep cool in a tight squeeze to Miss Bales. l, Karen Norvell, will my ability to get along with boys to Caroline Warwick and Marie Chapman. l, JoAnn Parman, will my Ae in English to Butch Harris. l, Harold Philpot, will my parking place out in front at school to anyone who is fast enough to get H. l, Lois Rice, will my height to the basketball players. I, Carol Sue Rich, will all my tumbling abilities to Arlene Harter. l, Floyd Rockwell, will my cold and freezing homeroom to any warm blooded person. 1, Sandy Sanders, will my bottle of HLite and Brite to Cheryl Farmer. l, Brenda Saylor, will my seat in government and my friendship with Mr. Morgan to anyone who wants it. I, Jerry Schmitz, will all the unforgettable great times at Lakota to my sister, Sharon. l, Florence Singleton, will my seat in government to Mildred Stacy. l, Patty South, will my ability in chemistry lab, esaecially with the water faucet, to Linda Mc- Kinney. l, Peggy Smith, will my cast to Miss Puthott whose expert training helped me to acquire it. I, Karen Stewart, will my natural curly hair to Louise Brown. I, Kenny Sticlham, will all my good times in art to Joe Mettler. l, Roger Taylor, will my gtrl to whoever thinks they can take her. I, Linda Waggoner, will my Algebra II grades to Mr. Williams. I, Gordon Ward, will my ability to get along with Mr. Morgan and the parallel bar to Bob Carson. l, Richard Wesseler, will my 'lAls in Vocational Agriculture to Roy Clark. l, Erlan Wheeler, will my ability to run the mile-run to any boy stupid enough to try it. I, Bob Wilkinson, will my pen to any Freshman who wants to use it for three more years. 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