Leavenworth Senior High School - Junebug Yearbook (Leavenworth, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1972 volume:

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Before a board mee+ing Mr. Emery Jones checks facili+ies in +he school libra- ry addiiion. Q xx m . .J K ,. LW. if ' 4 ' 1 i+lf5?fF'ff Mr. Gordon A. Yeargan, superin+enden'I' of schools, goes ove i ideas wifh Mr. William T. Johnson. Q 4 al Mr. James Snyder and Mr. Lazarus Loeb lisfen +o assislani' superinfendenf Mr. Frank Kulrul:'s opinion on monihly cosfs wi+h ofher board members. Free speech, coffee characterize board meetings Board presideni Dr. Kennerh Graham makes a poinf abouf fhe school syslem. You could say whaf you fell and 'rhe board would discuss if. They fell fhe open lunch hour was going very well. Meefings were long. We never srayed for The lull meefing fime. They drink a lor of coffee. loo. Overall l enjoyed ir, said senior Jeff Schloesser. Anyone could arrend board meefings. Board of Educafion de- bafed financial and personnel changes, holding meefings The firsr Monday of every monih ar 7:30. Sfudenfs rejoiced November 22 when 'rhey learned resfricfions on hair and dress were abolished. Board members okayed inde' pendenf sfudy hour for seniors. They could 'rake a regular six-hour schedule. become a sfudenf help- er. lake a sfudy hall or fake five courses and have an independenf sfudy hour. Also serving rhe board were business manager Mr. E. Paul Less- ig. direcfor of special services Mr. Ralph Wilson and adminislrarive assisfanf Mr. Alan Schuler. Mrs. Jackie Moorehouse helps office aide Angela May- hew, iunior, fill ouf an admif slip. Courses, forms busy office Call slips, pink slips, whife slips. All are forms fhe office handles. Mr. Dino Spigarelli, sfarfing his fifth year as principal, again has Mr. Donald Jacka and Mr. David Jones as assisfanfs. Mrs. Jeanine McConiga, Mrs. Marvela Turner and Mrs. Jackie Moorehouse affended fo secrefari- al work and supervised office aides who folded news leffers, sorfed mail, made deliveries and picked up affendance cards. While Mr. Spigarelli relafed LHS fo fhe com- munify Mr. Jacka worked wifh sfu- denf discipline. Mr. Jones ar- ranged schedules, changed course selecfions and fook over announce- menf responsibilifies. Through working wifh sfudenfs' problems Mr. Jacka became ac- quainfed wifh mosf l.l'lSers. We have a good bunch of kids here, a lof beffer fhan mosf schools, he said. Office helper senior'Sarah Pow- ers commenfed, We have a rou- fine job. If anyfhing goes wrong we blame if on Irving, fhe compuf- er. Things can gef preffy lively fhough, especially when Mr. Rich- ard Warren comes in wifh a long hair wig on. I fhoughf fha? he would look beffer as a blond. Affer lisfening fo an excuse for skipping, Vice-principal Don Jacka de bafes his reply. Trying +o make a call home, sophomore Susan Esher wai+s for an ou'I'side line. - ' Vice-principal David Jones explains a schedule change ' X A ..... ,M .,,,, A-' fsifs we .SW X A A requesf s+ar+les Mr. Dino Spigarelli, principal, as he wriles an announcement s.,,+ Y- ' -'15 With several calalogs on his cleslz, Mr. Richard Warren explains fha specialfies of col lege and frade schools fo a siudenf. Filling in for Mrs. Lolila Wileyignidance helper Scarleh' Graham, senior. nwaliesvappoinimenfs. -.V Counselor Mrs Mildred McCollum mierrupfs paper work 'lo discuss pub 1j.l3f, is'-'H lllzzli Y-lm. l' , Guidance helpers pin pictures, give notices We gel fhe ' rivilege' of siick- ing piclures on This bulleiin board: I lhink we gel siuck more 'fhan 'rhey do! said guidance helper Donna Schmidi, senior. Mrs. Mildred McCollum, Mr. Richard Warren and Mr. Roberi Engle helped sen- iors make pos?-gradualion plans. ln Sepfem ber counselors wenl' 'fo con- sfifufion and psychology classes io sei up Scholaslic Apfiiude 'lest American College Tesf and Armed Forces Test. Affer seniors com- pleted 'rheir fesfs iuniors look 'rhe Preliminary Scholasiic Aplilude Tesf and Nalional Merir Scholar- ship Tesl and sophomores look Na- 'rional Educafion Developmenf Tesl. Counselors also Talked To slu- denfs abouf down slips, schedules and olher problems. Guidance helpers lighten Mrs. Lolifa Wiley's secreiarial job by making appoinf- menfs. filing and Taking nolices To classes. They wereseniors Donna Schmidt Pai McCurley, Scarleif Graham, Marla Jackson, Chrisly Miller, Elizabelh Johnson and Bar- bara Bruno and juniors Becky Rob- bins, Julie Kindred. Denise McQuarlers, Diane Baser, Pam Slaller, Shari Smilh. Janei Bachus and Belly Beal. .. .. .. -is I 4-n - XT 1 ir 5 Looking af 'lhe Kansas school ac+ivi+y calendar guud ance helper Pam S+a+ler, iunior, finds ihe opening daie of a debafe +ournamen+. Debate takes State honorsg seniors measured, initiated Service. Leadership, Character. Scholarship. These are qualities re- quired ot initiates ot National Honor Society, Thespians and de- baters. Seniors initiated in spring ot l97l into National Honor Society were Larry Barnes, Gary Bern- hardt, Terry Bower, Kent Brown, Janine Clark, Karen Clary. Susan Colwell, Mariorie Costello, Vicki Cummins, Jett Dawson, Jan Douth- itt. Debbie Eaton. Jim Emineth, Chris Eevurly, Susan Flummertelt, David Foster, Sheila Eoth, Gary Gottschalk and Scarlett Graham. Others were George Hansen, Roger Harmon, Cynthia Heim, Robert Houston. Barney Hubert, Robert Jarvis, Mike Junk, Maxine Kerr, Diane McCall, Patricia McCurley. Mike McNeil, Steve Mein. JoAnne Montgomery, Diana Moore. Carol Redtord, Paul Sea- ton, Susan Simanowitz, Andy Ste- wart, Cheryl Strand, Mike Thomp- son, Michelle Watt, Jerry Wehking and Margie Williams. Debate season ended with de- baters taking second in regionals and going on to eighth in State competition. Teams were senior Rob Robinson - iunior Dave Coo- per and seniors Maxine Kerr - Pat McCurley backed up by seniors Bob Jarvis and Dean Chapman. On Feburary I8. 30 students were initiated into Thespians. They are seniors Celestine Brown, Mike Burress, Esty Cabrera, Ron Daniel, Sue Hill. Mike Hogan, Barney Hu- bert. Steve Hults, Paul Hutchins, Diana Moore, Terry O'Reagan, Vicki VanHorn, Debra Waller and Margie Williams. Juniors were Bill Allen, Paulette Baker, Dave Brazee, Dave Cooper, Mika Fowler, Greg Gayden, Jenny Hinds. Brad Jones, Don Kramer, Ed Rogers, Kirsten Scovel, Peter Toy and Willard Wiley. Sophomores inducted are Robin Daniel, Rusty Reese and Brenda Laakso. While Maxine Kerr listens, debater Pat McCurley pre- sents her argument on the U.S. iury system. fs is -, .Q Preparing for graduation, Elaine Haetner learns her cap m96SUl'9m9nf- Scarlett Graham, National Honor Societyfi 'den+ Clem Hughes, iunior Ed Rogers and senior Celesline Brown. 5 if gi Chafling ai Thespian ini+ia+ion are sophomore Ruby Balmer, presi- if me E K 7 t.. Mr. Richard Warren, counselor, commenfs on Dave Ellis . y si ' - heighl' as he measures him for his gredua+ion gown. T Q i L X Q ,Q- K ' nn.-.. A Aft? resident 'lells members aboui scholarships for which 'lhey may apply. Before s'I'ar+ing a debale on 'the iury sys+em, sophomore Dewey Brown and senior Kevin Har- mon check 'lhe lime allo+'red +o +hem. s-sine X s Q . s 3 il ,VAX .. .. EQ: While wri+ing speech ouflines, Mr. Glen Bacus helps sophomore Ann Jarvis as' senior David Wealcley fallzs aboul his wi+h a classmafe. Seniors Alan Nelson and Jenny 45 s'rorles on nexf PATRIOT issue. Q l Speech, debate, journalism sharpen English skills r K . I 1 ..,,-. Working on a headline for PATRIOT, news wriier iunior Lyn Boeppler finds a verb wiih fhe correcf coun+. Speech sfudenl' Kafhy Haack shows a chari on Uniied S+a+es sugar produciion for her demon- sfrafion speech. . . ls- a X . g ,Ty -A . 's M ' ,.A .1 3 U N A ..- ', ,. s f .Bi YQ. i L 1 . N XY . --s s .re X -NNY W as 9 . . feigh- .2 wr - ' , - ,, 5. Q SN - iv, fi-it , wi . - Blindfolds. adverfisernenfs and opinions infroduced sludenls fo speech. debafe and iournalism. Mr. Glen Bacus laugh? debafe and speech while Mrs. Jo Lerref Baker iniiiaied sfudenfs To iournalisfic wriling. She also sponsored PA- TRIOT and JUNE BUG. Speech sfudenis learned fo relax by playing charades. As speakers progressed, fhey used visual aids. Demonslrafions. sales pifches and one-acl plays helped sfudenis ob- tain poise before an audience. No sloppy clofhes, shorl skirfs and no red. began Mr. Bacus abou? debaiers' dress. Some iudges couni off if fhey aren'+ safisfied wifh fhe 'ream's appear- ance. Debafers wenf on weekend frips lo disfricf schools and sponsored a fournameni December ll. We really appreciafe The help Mr. Bacus gives us. He is also lun on weekend frips. Usually someone fakes Their guilar and we sing, said senior Pal McCurley. Firsf-year iournalisfs sold adver- fisemenls for The PATRIOT af fhe beginning of fhe year. Lafer. 'they looked for siories ol school acfivi- fies. PATRIOT. ediled by seniors Susan Colwell and Mike Goff, changed page size fo aboui half 'thai of previous issues. Kafhy Golf, senior, was business manag- er. Ofher sfalfers were page edi- fors Kalhi Piofrzkowski. ediforial: Jenny Leu. feafure: Paliy Drysdale, news, and lnous Bobo. sporfs, all seniors. On 'the business sfaff were sen- iors Brian Borders. ad manager, and assislam' Marfha Akin. Sarah Powers was circulation manager and phofographer. Junior Lyn Boeppler and senior Alan Nelson assisfed news while iunior Peggy Simpson was ediforial assisfanf. Fafher Drobney lsenior Jerry Wehlcingl seems +o fool fhe Hollanders wi+h his magic handkerchief friclz. He fails 'I'o realize +ha+ Susan lsenior Ka+hi Piofrzlzowslril discovered his secret Embassy creates scene for Drama Club opener -Al . . ,- My .sa Miss Kilroy lsophomore Brenda Laaksol and Burns liunior Mika Fowlerl discuss +he day's hap- penings. I fell affendance was good. 7 commenfed Mr. Rod Carr. drama 1 insfrucfor. The Thursday nighf au- dience was The biggesl l have ever X seen on a week nighl ai a school ' play. Drama Club presenfed Woody Allen's Don'l Drinlc The Wafer November ll and l2. The sfory cenfers around a U.S. embassy in a Communisl counlry. Walfer and Marion Hollander lseniors Bryan Holloway and Rosi Aponlel and 'rheir daughfer Susan lsenior Kafhi Pioirzkowslcil were ac- cused by Secref Police of being spies and 'rake asylum in an embas- sy. When Ambassador Magee liun- ior David Cooperl leaves for The Sfafes. his son Axel lsenior Kem' Brownl Takes charge of lhe embas- sy. The Hollanders arrived al The embassy closely pursued by Kor- iaclc lsenior Rob Robinsonl, police- man. They iound a priesl lsenior Jerry Wehkingl, a secrelary lsophf. omore Brenda Laalcsol, a cook liun- ior Paulefle Bakerl and an embassy assislanl liunior lvlilca Fowlerl. Mika said. l enioyed playing1 'rhe sissy Type guy. If was different and ceriainly received ailenlionf' l I 1 l l T X fo 6-K A R15 Zip X ae' ' sd ' Q C , A X fr K Q Q 1 if W s 1 Q fb ,glllmvw is f . K S. FR ' Af ?w x M fx X . N f x x ' x X Q 1 , 4 Z -- - e . X A .f . -. .N X i s.., Q . 1 :- - Q .'! gf'-31 Av - I' 'u ,,,fs if R -9 4 Tw W' -- 8 my 'Hs' Nxfxn g x i , 5 x -x QP- li O X is , . I -45 Wx ,. xx U Q: vp xx S . :A i I I iz: YXJ XR wounds Q is K ,M S EH While 'unior Joe Maihews cenfers his aHen'l'ion on a +es+, lvlrs. Wilma Ta+man reviews her grade boolr. A+ English deparimenl mee'l'ings leachers debafe leaching +echniques. Sealed are Mrs. W. Tal'- man, Mrs. C. Cleavenger and Mrs. G. Gee. S+ancling are Mr. D. Moreau, Mrs. B. Harper, Mr. W. League, Miss J. Crose'Ho, Mrs. J. Oafes, Mrs. V. Ehlers, Mr. R. Harrison and Mr. R. Carr. English class worl: engrosses iun Mrs. Virginia Elhers, deparfmi z J 1 Jr' .. '-'X K, English stress English department added three courses: humanities. modern poet- ry and creative writing taught by Mr. Walter League and Mr. David Moreau. Humanities offered tours to museums, federal buildings and churches and taught games such as cat's cradle. chess and bridge. Senior Sheila Renensland said. I like the way Mr. Moreau instructs creative writing. He teaches more on a person to person basis than on a student to teacher or a teach- er to class basis. lt's a new experi- ence in classroom teaching or, tor that matter, learning. Mrs. Carolyn Cleavinger. LHS graduate, took over senior honors classes. She used overlays and mimeograph sheets to introduce background information tor Greek tragedies. es creativity Mrs. Gertrude Gee brought out importance ot grammar and writ- ing styles in her senior classes: Mr. Rex Harrison taught practical Eng- lish. Students interpreted poems. paintings and stories tor Mrs. Wilma Tatman. They also com- pared writing styles. Junior teach- ers Mr. Ted Lopresti. Mrs. Bena Harper and Mr. League empha- sized vocabulary. Sophomores wrote term papers and spontaneous paragraphs. Sophomore honors instructor Miss Jean Crosetto alternated gram- mar and literature. saying both were equally important in later lite. Other sophomore teachers were Mr. Moreau, Mrs. Judy Oates. Mrs. Virginia Ehlers and Mr. Rod Carr. Puzzllng over their assignments, seniors Marlr Chester and Steve Hill labor over their English homework. Junior Sharon Wagler sfraigh+ens The library and puis books in order during second hour 2 3. i, f 5 e wx .., , - 4... A - X 2 1' Q A 1 X W vi-:,.a1.y,.-v , 2 1 J S si I 'Q S I .hx ,, in . fx, f X l X ,xc X two sw . Mrs. Befiy Flora, head librarian, chefs wiih f6CUiiY in H19 ieachefs' 5iUdY mom- Juniors Mike Ice and Becky James lis+en fo a lecfure on Roman dicfafors. Library doubles as paperback store F. ....-.,....s. -.. .....,....4. -me 'Qu-ev.. ws-QQ?- all fhe reference books on her desk library' assisfani' Linda Johnson looks in drawers for papers s e wanis. -.,...,-...v ' Abou? 60 sfudenrs used The Ii- brary every hour. They worked on 'rerm papers. infroducfions for public speaking, new ideas for psy- chology or map drawing for hisro- ry or foreign languages. Roxanne Janerf. sophomore, commenfed, There isn'+ enough research mafe- rial fo safisfy our needs. A book sfore offered required books such as From Slavery 'ro Freedom. Julius Caesar and The Rior Reporf on Civil Disor- ders. Paperbacks for leisure were also available. Head librarian Mrs. Beify Flora ordered requesfed books fha? were noi available in fhe library. Phorosfahc copies of encyclope- dias, magazines and ofher books were available for len cenfs per page. Library assisfanfs Mrs. Linda Johnson and Mrs. Georgia Tisdel ran off copies while ihe cusfomer waited. The library added a fasfer copying machine. Fourfeen sfudenr assisfanis sfraighfened back reference rooms. checked our books and or- ganized materials for sludenfs and aculfy. J' Affer school hours book clubs discussed assigned books in The li- brary. Mrs. Wilma Tarman spon- sored iunior Bookaneers and Mrs. Carolyn Cleavinger senior Biblio- philes. Bene Harper and her iunior sfudenis spend a class discussing grammar. 1 Hung i Q 5 1 3 Q X . X Q ' ' N6 E 4 5 ,yf at 5. X x 1 s If A2 . ?ff'lQ'f:5f 3 I ,, ,, R 4 I iii is .,,L, 1 , 1 . mx Q. l if .aj my is . A xy' -.1 . .. ,., ff- v r r. .14 ff an 5? .Qi if L fy 1 ... ,Q A w fbi , . .- xf cw , Q , ' R5 v ' C: ggfwy I ., u. 1 'Q N sr F' 5 K M 'Q I 5 2 K .K 2 L I 4 ' W ' f r A 7 A 'V 43 - f'-.1 . V 4 M' ' , 1-, I ., ,. Q.. ,,-W-.many XX K X Vocalists scale for concert Do. re. mi. fa. so. la. fi. do! floaied from music room as slu- denfs prepared for concerfs. Firsf concerf mixed old and new songs. Mixed Chorus, Selecf Choir, Choir, Chorale, and Girl's Glee parficipafed. Choir and Girl's Glee were open fo anyone who foolc music. Mixed Chorus. Selecl' Choir and Chorale were more advanced classes. Mr. Al Smiih. insirucior. selecied 'rhese sfudenfs ai fhe end oi lasf year. For each quarfer grade sfudenis sang solos. Its hard on some slu- denis ai first explains Mr. Smiih, buf afler a while They relax. I sure wouldn r wani io! 1 Aiier fall concert s+uden+s pre- pared ior Chrislmas concert sing- ing bofh religious and +radi+ional songs. Spring concerf used a varieiy of modern songs. Music is a lof of fun. Mr. Smiih is a nice ieacher and everyone in choir 'thinks a loi of him, said senior Sharon Phillips. R 3 5 2 2 1 Y 5 1 5 1 3 3 In fhe music room Mr. AI Smifh expresses his desire for more volume. YF A di'Fficul+ noie of Dea'I'h Be No+ Proud engrosses sophomore Chris PoH'er. ore fhe Ocfober I9 concerf senior Jane+ Law- glances fo a 'fellow Chorale member for en- uragemeniz l 'F ,. S 7 XE E 0 Vr.. . Q . ...W Praciicing for fhe fall concert senior Kalhy Hoffman sings My Genfle Harp. LEFT: Senior Diane Forsberg and iunior Barbara Peferson accompany Selecf Choir in concert 'a While Sfarbucl: lKenf Brownl lisfens, Lizzie lCarol Redfordl sings Love Don'+ Turn Away. RIGHT: As principals sing The Rain Song, Jimmy Curry lBarney Huberfl fhrows a glance af his girl Snoolxie lLorie Mil- lerl. Trying 'io persuade File lForres+ Cloughl nof fo arresf Sfarbuck, Jimmy lBarney Huberfl compromises wifh 'rhe sheriff. ,,--fl Before' ioining fhe res'l' of fhe fownspeople, Pop Curry Bryan Hollowayl ioies a buckei of wafer. Rainmaker gains romance, despite '110 in the Shade' L lf's a challenge fo sing in fronf of people, because l've never done if before . . . I break info a cold sweaf every fime l do. remarked senior Bryan Holloway abouf 'rhe musical. l IO in fhe Shade concerns Liz- zie Curry, a plain young woman in a fown suffering from droughf. Lizzie's fwo brofhers and her fafher defermine fo snare a husband for her. File lfown Sheriffl becomes fhe unwilling fargef for Lizzie's af- fecfion unfil Sfarbuck furns up on fhe scene. A romance follows befween The boisferous braggarf who claims fo make rain and fhe plain woman with The sheriff complefing The Triangle. Third hour choir members par- ficipafed by porfraying fownspeo- ple. The play, which Mr. AI Smifh and senior Mary Carfer direcfed, was presenfed March 9, IO and I I. Y Y b buying Sfarbuck IKen'l Brownl fo bring rain, Noah Curry lBrian Hendersonl hands over SIOO. :- E. lu, N. ,. il Yo G 'wx -1,-P 5 ia, ' :- I x x i . n an 'Q 53 'tw' 52 as 'iv ,1 'N , K.3kV' u' v' hi . '-,J N N It x A Q 5 E. gg - , L lsav X 3.61 f, xx 15.1, in, ' ,- 7 X495 4 . W I ' ,, I 4 A? 5.1 K 5 'E , K. -swx ' x N 4- ,' .'qif1 eK x . '79 Xxx fix x Y' Q' ., x 9 x If' Q fs , . , s Sri. ,B+ is N mi' Q Q 1- A x rs s 3 sf is Q ii Georgy iGirl helps frombonisfs iunior Friclz Mas+erson, seniors Ken Reynolds, Brian Holloway, sophomore Tom Graham, senior John Dickinson, iunior Mike Marlowe and senior Chris Fevurly raise spiri+s af +he Shawnee Mission baslrefball loss. Lillis Berenfz and Mary Miller compleie E aw A+ fhe Homecoming assembly Accenfs, boHom row, sophomore Danny Rounda, seniors Howard Wilson, Kenl Brown, Gary Bernhardl, iunior David O'Brian and sophomore James Jenkins, ancl, 'I'op row, senior Roger Harmon, iunior Kevin Wilson, senior Chris Fevurly, iunior Friclc Masierson and sophomore Tom Graham play 'ihe 'lheme song. Y, I Accents, pep band benefit school, city Band members showed their slcills in Accents and pep band. Pep band promoted spirit. Accents played tor charity. donating their services to the community. Mr. George Berentz sponsored the bands. which practiced during tourth hour and atter school. They played songs ranging trom Alma Mater to Love ls Blue. Commented sophomore Kathy Turner. Accents sound very pro- fessional when they play. lt's hard to believe that they are all stu- dents. Pep band played at pep assem- blies and home basketball games while Accents played tor class re- unions. American Legion dances and Homecoming assemblies. Senior Andrea Powers said, l think pep band does a good iob. They put you in the spirit at games and assemblies when they play tast songs. i ll: - . At an American Legion dence, iunior David O'Brian and seniors Gary Bernhardt Jay Battenberg and Larry Barnes play saxophone and trumpet Taking roll, Mr. Gerald Coldren counfs his sociology sfuclenis. M xl While checking psychology nofebooks Mr. John E'l'heridge makes suggesfions fo Debbie Boyd. 'X , . s , 'li xisze.. 1 1- s , . , ,K ,L rcs, K? if 1 1 iS 3? LS gs S ai In psychology Curby Rogers and Geor Senior Mariorie Cosfello and Margie Willia Pl is nf? Y , , ' 'Q if 3355511 ,A-1. jgfzsips , i, ' -F 171 1 25' . ,if J 7 '55 'f 9 , M 1 X X X 33 'tix 'e Ln-M p gg gig E? 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Mr. Sidney Tate's American his- 'ory classes tound that essay tests utside ot class assisted in the un- Eerstanding ot current events. Today's civil rights and topics about wars were discussed in Con- stitution classes both semesters. v1r. William Young and Mr. John Etheridge went on to teach basics tgovernment in past, present and iuture. i Also instructing on the ever ex- anding study ot American history liere Mr. Kenneth Lash. Mrs. Min- 'iie Murdock and Mr. Hubert Elias. vlr. Lash. an addition to the tacul- 'y. substituted tor Mr. Gerald Col- dren. i Miss Murdock is also depart- ment head. Considering a point ot economics are iuniors Clark'Cummins and Dave Hedges A puzzled student questions Mr. Charles Beltz on deductive reasoning while seniors Mark Chester and Steve Sinclair consider their own questions. A . A s ,Q Q 5 -'F A N , 54 N X fs 52 ig X ,.,, y ,N gb, w - A X xe-ww 1: x f S? N 45 Yfg ,.f - . ectors, intervals intrigue mathematic minds algebra quesfions prove clifficulf for juniors Pam Mensch, Jim and Tom Kraffli. J. Nusse, Mrs. D. Anderson and Mr. W. Swarfz. Differentials. infegrals and infer- vals became words added fo lhe vocabulary of some senior sfu- denfs. as calculus. insfrucfed by Mr. Paf Tucker. refurned fo fhe curriculum. Mafh deparfmenf also offered geomefry, algebra. com- pufer mafh, pracfical mafh and mafh analysis. l'm learning 'rhe elemenfs of calculus along wifh The sfudenfsf' commenfed Mr. Tucker. Sfudenfs were also exposed fo fhe lechniques of sfudenf feachers early. Mr. Jim Lefherman insfrucled honors geomefry wifh Mrs. Doro- fhy Anderson and Mr. Bill Herring assisfed Mr. Roberf Sommerfield in algebra. Mr. Herring was gradu- afed from LHS in '65. Mr. John Jones and Mr. Kennefh Valenfine joined fhe faculfy. Sfudenfs ex- pressed viewpoinfs on mafh. Mafh is one of fhe main founda- fions of learning. sfafed junior David Recfor. Mosl' people need mafh, added senior Michael Koschmann. Mafh analysis is a challenge and i'r's very difficult ln Mrs. Anderson's mafh analysis class. sfudenfs proved .fhe exisf- ence and idenfify of vecfors. Mr. Sommerfield insfrucfed algebra and geomefry along wifh Mr. Wil- Iiam Swarfz and Miss Judy Nusse. Miss Nusse also faughf compufer mafh. an amusing experience fhaf occurred during fhe day are mafh faculfy Mr. J. Jones, Mr. K. Valenfine, Mr R Sommerfield 1' Q M ,,, ,WWW wwww Qi , X gg S ,wx me . S ff x QQSNN-fx X - ww. :gr X X XY 'P X -wx Q ix X Ei k M K V ,,,'M1,m,MfMM1 x? ,..swQ. Wy N va. H70 ., .f-fkd x . f ,X , ,,-ff ,yi . Y . 2 ....,, v 2 i +90 f , fruit WL-sq 49 Qxm M A if s' 1 K, Lf ,ff , D 4 , f ,ws-.L 515 'v . Q M Coaches dominate sciences, spice classes Formaldehyde, formulas and rogs seized fhe affenfion of bud- ing scienfisfs. Coaches guided rnosl' science classes. Q Biology isn'f The mosf infer- esfing subiecf. buf wifh Mr. Eng' sfrom if's a lof of fun. said Lu Ann l'lolmes, sophomore. Biology lasses sfudied life from insecf fo yuman. Biology II sfudenf Karen Spencer, senior. said, lf's rafher weird lo know fhe blob under fhe microscope is a grasshopper's in- sides! Mr. Roberf Harf. Mr. Phil Comsfock and Mr. James Eng- sfrom faughf biology I and ll. Chemisfry scholars used fhe per- iodical charf of elemenfs fo help wifh formulas and chemical sfruc- fures. Mr. Paul Noel faughf bofh chemisfry l and ll. Chemisfry- is differenf: l feel A periodical charf of elemenfs helps Mr. James Lebar explain a formu- sorf of like a macl scienlisf fooling around wifh all fhese formulas, said senior Ken Reynolds. Mr. Louis Tucker's physics classes experimenfed wifh rolling bricks and shoofing nails. Maxine Kerr. senior. said, We're doing a lof of labs. We play wifh Slinkies and figure fhe cosf of a swimming pool. Mr. Tucker also faughf basic aviafion. Taking nofes, Cheryl Thomas waifs for Mr. Bob Harf 'lo balance her scale. .-nv Ei r . gl a fa Bruce Hirschler, iunior, learns fo fix a brolcendown compuier. Affer running off programs on 'lhe compufer, senior Mike Reilly re- ceives advice from Mr. Donald Lealcy. 31'-Il-1 l 'Irving' plays tic-tac-toe with processors Checking for misiakes, iunior Sleve Shelley reads off his program. Don r slop now, 'lrving.' We are already lale running off pro- grams! echoed from dafa proc- essing room as sfudenrs learned 'ro cope wifh cards. program sheefs and a compufer Thai worked only when if fell' like working. lnslruc- 'rors Mr. Donald Leaky, Mr. Ari' Hogberg and Miss Judifh Nusse 'raughf s+uden+s ro operale IBM programs. Uni+ recording laboraiory in- sfrucfor Mr. Leaky faughf fhree pasic program ferms: aufocoder. four-+ran-four, and cobol. ln aufo- coding, processors punched cards and fed fhese info The compufer. Irving, fhe compuler, Then frans- ferred punches info programmed language. Cobol programming deal? wifh business payrolls while four-+ran- four programming cenfered around mafhemafical and sfafisfi- cal lisfs. Miss Nusse used four-'rran- four in compufer math. Mr. Hogberg 'raughr iuniors applied principles in compufer program- ming. Wifh many schedule changes af fhe beginning of fhe year, proces- sors learned 'ro change schedules as classroom work. For relaxafion. sfudenfs played fic-lac-foe and chess wilh lrving. Senior George Hansen said. Some+imes our pro- grams do no+ come ou? right The compufer gefs messed up and we have fo come in afler school. We 'fry hard. ......q.-n--r- Ask. Discussing compufer program sheefs are iunior Bren+ Bakeman, Mr. Ar+ Hogberg and iunior Janie Olson. 1 - f 1.-we 'F Q if A If 4 3. s -3 X Afier dicfaiion, sienography ieacher Mr. Clyde Johnson checlrs sophomore Chrisfy Co++'s paper Before 'lrping a business leHer senior Caro- lyn Smii checks +he correcf space regula- iions. 2 communicahons sTudenTs Donna James and Gaskins, seniors, review assignmenTs before Them in To Mr. EvereTTe Parks. James MaThis assisTs sophomore Linda Conle sophomores Meg MasTerson and Terry Wool compleTe assignmenTs. K Business regains law course ATTiTude, words. symbols and TypewriTers were subiecTs business covered. Six Teachers divided nine courses Trom TirsT year Typing To business communicaTions. Mr. Clyde Johnson. deparTmenT head, TaughT sTenography. using The Gregg meThod. ShorThand is slow aT TirsT. buT aTTer a loT oT pracTice everyThing geTs easier, said senior KaThy Hoffmann.. lnTroducingi TirsT-year TypisTs To home row keys wiTh a record and warnings againsT look- ing aT keyboards were Mr. Ever- eTTe Parks. Mr. James MaThis and Mr. Johnson. STudenTs advanced To Timed wriTings. Top sTudenTs Typing aT 50-60 words a minuTe. Terms such as goods and ser- vices broadened sophomores' knowledge oT business world. Basic business insTrucTor Mr. Richard Delgado had sTudenTs read chap- Ters weekly. sTudy new vocabulary and solve simple problems. Bookkeeping means liTerally whaT The name implies: keeping business books in a cycle. Learn- ing new symbols is also imporTanT, said bookkeeping Teacher Mrs. Lana CrisT. OThers were Mr. Del- gado and Mr. MaThis. Bookkeeping is hard To under- sTand someTimes, buT oTherwise iT is Tun, said senior Darlene Sillik. Business communicaTions and law reTurned aTTer Two years' ab- sence. ln communicaTions Mr. Parks TaughT business grammar. Business law cenTered around Typ- ing legal Torms correcTly. STudying aTTiTudes. personaliTies and geTTing along wiTh people in a business world involved sTudenTs in business Techniques. STudenTs learned how To change habiTs and aTTiTudes and Tolerance oi oThers' acTions. Mrs. CrisT Taughf business Techniques TirsT semesfer and vo- caTional Typing second. where sTu- denTs learned To Type legal docu- menTs. Senior ScoTT Thompson looks up The correcT word Tor a business communucahons assignment fi - l 'Z 1 gt X' 1 5 W f I Mg., W .. .K L,- , , 1 f, if - v... f? ,Qui Q N 3 K ....--1 .' -' -- 1 1 - KN W LX' 'fig N-... l . , f ' Q5 , i.,Q,....'2j A, fi N o 'Tx fx. K 5 is' AX X' L ig L fl. E- ,H . :tx S-..,, Z, E x if fg ff , ' 17 ' Q x N iii' P.. ... iii 5 A s I V Q F F fx if Carmen wins trade club's national post . Senior disfribufive and office leducafion sfudenrs a++ended s'ra+e delegafe assembly af Emporia Oc- ifober I5-I6 where Disrriburive 'Educafion Clubs of America elecf- ed Carmen Green freasurer. Sally Darrow ran for sfare presidenf of Business Educafion Clubs of Amer- ica and Susan Woelharf compefed for secrerary. OE Trains senior girls To be secrefaries. Vicky Hilsher com- menfed, l work in a den+is'r's ol- fice. I work hard buf l enjoy The +raining. Presiding over weekly meelings was presidenf Sally wifh vice-presidenf Carolyn G-askins. Mrs. Lana Cris? supervised. In Ocfober OE sfudenfs sold candy and gave a Tea in Novem- ber for 'rheir employers. DE elecf- ed Garry Barnes presidenl and Larry Barnes vice-president 'DE sfudenrs learned 'rechniques of owning a sfore or being an em- ployee. Mr, Lyle Sfevens, sponsor, supervised meefings Twice a week. DE insfalled air condifioners al' Leavenworfh Counfy Home, sold collegiafe shirfs and held a Hallow- een hayride. QTS- edit Xi ra ..' ' A.'i-5 -I f Addressograph opera'l'or Terry Quisenberry fypes address plaies ai' ihe Armed Forces Cooperafive Insuring Associaiion, For+ Leavenworth. O ' Qs 4 . X I 1 g ul-Ar! L X .. H ' .x -nk 11 Z .K . y gg s Al X ws: ,fry . . sa .35 -.M ,sg-4. ' l S ' F' .. ,r 'lui - xg.. 'P Au .-..4.-nw S Af . ggi? progress of Ocrober candy sales. Sales clerk a+ Russell's on Wesrside Plaza, Sue Hill works behind fhe check-oui counfer. Juniors Richard Brown and Tom Dean wa+ch Mr. Bruce Bray show how +o melf down me+als. Tracing a pla+e 'For mechanicaldre X x 5 en X 4 isa, lndusfrial ar+s insfrucfors Mr. Richard Sack, Mr. Bruce Bray and Mr. Gene Vaien'I'ine lis+en as Mr. Michael Too+ shows one of +he ma chines used in welding class. Foods, tools create mishaps One fime if fook me almosf a full week fo sef one sleeve in. I kepf geffing puckers in if. commenfed senior Pa? Hill. second-year clofh- ing sfudenf. I+ cloesn'f feel as fhough you're in school. Working on cars for Three hours is more like being af a iob wifh no pay, said senior Sfeve Ringel. Marriage and family classes faughf by Mrs. Helen Brown pracficed managing home and family. Mrs. Merna Roe's clolhing classes worked on gar- menfs ranging from skirfs fo eve- ning gowns. Mrs. Brown also insfrucfed clofh- ing classes. lunlor John Weeks sfrives io make sfraighf lines Girls fasfed Their OWU CO0l4if1q in Mrs. Eleanor Haines' food classes. Foods differed from hof chocolafe fo chicken casseroles. lnsfrucfing boys in mefals, Mr. Bruce Bray's classes melfed mefals info fools and furnifure. Mr. Mi- chael Toof's welding classes experi- enced flying sparks which burnf holes in overalls and hafs. Mr. Billy Gilmore assisfed in aufo mechanics as boys worked on engines and car parfs. Sfudenfs in Mr. Gene Valenf +ine's woods classes consfrucfed furnifure. Ofher insfrucfors in in- dusfrial arfs courses were Mr. Rich- ard Sack. mechanical drawing. and Mr. Delberf Vanek. basic elecfron- ics. Sfopping fo look for reference maferial are home economics insfrucfors Mrs. Helen ,Im . K .kt 5.3 I S 4 . L 1 While Mrs. Merna Roe explains sfeps in puf- r 'ring in a zipper, sophomore Marry Connolly l pays close affenfion. f., ,,.f'-k L . -, .. if ...A-.,...,....w M. . , , Aw uf? aff dw, ,QL .. .J K ' if . . . 'wif , . W .,. + ,Q ' 'W , 'iz ,air X g -' , ,B Q 455ffSY.s.fl 'N X XM X H, A X. F . . .1'i'E5N'fR' 9 A X N A ,Ag-gifvir if fE5 wF' '- P . Q 1, r.qNg+v 1? Mme. S' if digg mwf',.9.,aQ3'1- ' s' Q' .L '- I 4 A ? r ff-Q A ' Q. ,f . v , . X :sk I nr' X mi- no - X . XX A x -x in QV X1 ff v'l5 sx Y s ' i l V, 'W . 9 , ,AA , ' , 1 -ol x-we 1 sm -f S., PN f? mga: 1 A ii 'kj ai, . x.,,M 'xg +R fi ffi- X f?'i,fQ K ,J ffim ffzfif f' 'il QQ 354: . 0 tech constructs house, assembles engines lt's a lot ot worl: but it's going to be nice. commented senior Bob Colvin ot the building trades house, 3IO3 Grand, vocational education proiect. Classes in auto mechanics, electronics and welding completed vo-tech department. Early in the year workers hurried to tinish the outside ot the house betore cold weather set in. Even then they telt the chill ot oncoming winter as they hurriedly shingled the root and installed windows. I don't know what we would have done, smiled Dennis Hiatt, without the radio and hot cot- tee. A new teacher, Mr. Delbert Vanelc. instructed wiring, circuitry and basic electronics, while stu- dents instructed by Mr. Billy Gilmore learned the intricate processes ot an automobile engine. Welding was instructed by Mr. Michael Toot. ear conversation interrupted in auto mechanics, senior Steve Kowalewslri and r Bill Gilmore find out what the noise is about. V if Surveying a difficult problem on the root ot the project house are iunior Gary Randall, Mr. Floyd Motley and Dennis Trett ot Basehor High School. Art creates, molds, glues letters, cuts Drawing to music and making paper jewelry were blacklight team and art students' duties. The Illumi- narters, or blacklight team. consist- ed ot I5 members. Adult choral groups and Chorale members sang tor the programs. The team did Christmas pro- grams tor Cushing Memorial Hos- pital. St. John's Hospital. Ameri- can Association ot University Women and William Small Memo- rial Home. The team, which Mrs. Virginia Kelso sponsored, also per- tormed Easter programs. The art department furnished equipment. Crafts class molded clay tor ash- trays. statues or designs. Commer- cial art students practiced letter- ing and drawing on Homecoming posters. First and second-year art students made paper jewelry, sketched scenes around campus, made color charts and worked on individual proiects. Miss Shirley Benedict and Mrs. Kelso taught classes. if Sf Avi 'sit vi? ...a- rw' At a blaclrlight show iunior Janice Brown draws a scene from Creation. 4 Senior Robert Blair draws the structure for one of his posters in commercial art. In 3,1 :X .,- XY ,-frliik, L XA A' ,wg 1 -C':r-r' -. -- 'I .m A K SFF Wi W-x -riff' 4 ,- lf ff f . , gif -3-EH? A. 2 3 x .Q ,Q - auf 1 1. Q , 5. .v - - ' xv, hz mug Guys, gals learn grid tactics We Try noT To sTay on any one uniT Tor an excessive amounT of Time. My philosophy is To inTro- duce girls To as many sporTs as possible and promoTe Their inTer- esT. ' commenTed Miss Laura Tucker, girls' physical educaTion in- sTrucTor. Mr. David Skinner. boys' gym Teacher. said, My main ob- iecTive is To Teach skiIIs. Teaming up, Miss Shirley Ben- edicT and Miss Tucker TaughT Team. group and individual sporTs. Archery, football, physical TiTness and dancing are a Tew oT 20 oT- Tered. Teachers and people in class are whaT make iT Tun. I really Think iT's greaT. said sophomore Marcia Quinlan. I like iT. IT keeps me Trom geT- Ting Tlabby. You meeT a IoT oT peo- ple iusT being in gym and working TogeTher, said iunior Judy Laakso. All girls could ioin Girls AThIeTic AssociaTion. The club oTTered sporTs aTTer school unTiI 4 p.m. Girls received le++ers by parTici- paTing in Two maior Team and indi- viduai sporTs. passing a physical TiTness TesT and Taking an acTive parT in GAA. I enioy gym and like being a senior helper. I dislike being in such a large class, because seniors hard- ly geT To parTicipaTe. said senior JaneT Lawson. Boys in gym have Two acTiviTies To choose Trom each nine weeks. Classes sTarT ouT by going inTo Toofball and soccer and go on To volleyball, wresTIing. badminTon, gymnasTics, soTTbaII and Track. While senior Dale Lambkins Ties his shoe, senior John SToval dis- cusses The day's TooTbaII uniT. 1N Before reTurning To shooTing posiTion, sophomore counT Their arrows. 4 I I f K I 30 .f FY. , ,..f,+.., r' g2ff4iL2.x' :xxx 1 391' 'X'- fxzf-rff , M f i mx 3 4.0,-.gy .S , 1, - x 1 J pr? - ,wx X. I T.. X W ms, . kg, lf. s V Y K x Cadets entertain veterans, clean up trash on campus Courtesy . . . customs . . . con- duct, the 3C's ot military were among I5 courses taught to ROTC sophomore cadets. Juniors and seniors took command instruction. Boys learned to assemble and disassemble weapons with help ot MSG Eugene McConiga and later practiced marksmanship. Tactics End tirst aid were taught tor com- at. Grunts sounded and red taces appeared as SSG Roy Simpson. group advisor, got cadets in sha e. Eompany proiects dittered in the six companies. Several cadets assisted wheel chair patients and entertained them. Other proiects were handing out garbage bags to the community, helping clean out the police station and pertorming services tor veterans Memorial Day. l would like to compliment our boys on the great iob they've done tor ecology. Cadets spent many hours picking up trash at Abeles Field atter home games and around the school campus. com- ments SGM O. C. Sisemore, tirst group advisor. Boys learn to work more to- gether to help each other out, adds SSG Simpson. Enrollment ot cadets totaled 4-I 2 with 39 otticers. The entire bri- gade participated in the Veterans' Day parade. Judging took place to determine best drilled companies. SSG Roy Simpson stresses importance ot the individual cadet record. While sophomore Dale Wunde awaits his turn, iunior Tom Brewste inspects sophomore Terry Smith. u ...L E S 1 I s i Wx i g Wm Q Q E f 3 if XT' E f' L5 X B Eli A 3 'ii -vm saw X5 L '41Nsw ,..,. .M Q X x Q .. F i Q . N , .,,. 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Pioneers aTTended meeTs which included Hayden, Savior of The World Seminary, Washburn Rural, Seaman, OTTawa and Turner. Har- riers placed TiTTh Three Times and eighTh Three. Each individual was ex'pecTed To run Two miles in I2 minuTes. The season ended aT Shawnee Mission SouTh wiTh The regional meeT. To be eligible Tor sTaTe one Team member had To place in The Top Ten. Junior Earl Baldwin missed by Three places. Eleven oTher schools parTicipaTed. Number Two runner junior Earl Baldwin placed second in regionals wiTh a Time of lO.47. second TasT- esT in Pioneers' Tour years. Maybe if we had a home meeT. said senior John Evans number one runner. we mighT have goTTen a liTTle supporT. John earned Three medals from Tracl: meeTs. scored The highesT Time. lO.I6. and placed 3OTh ouT of a field of 80 in The regionals. Senior John Evans makes his way Through The woods surrounding Th4 cross-counTry Track. I A 1 l 1 I l l E 21l! .'l1l 111i- s .iv ,Q-. - 4.-. 4 I . ,rv ER' QP ' hffffgi l i .A 9 h S . 'Q' . 'HN 1 .. h Y-alfa A 5 Q a ' x o a V . I ' diat- 4- 1srwn.mf.Q5'J ' 55 kghfxa .. . k.,.H5b f eff. 'RJ W S ' 1 A A A, 1 h QW 9? . av' Gridders drop tight games in losing season effort 2-7 Finishing a diTTiculT season wiTh some workouTs in mid-90 degree weaTher. The TooTball Team com- piled a disappoinTing record oT Two wins and seven losses. Head coach Phil ComsTock led The varsi- Ty squad assisTed by Mr. Frank 5Trickler, Mr. Bob HarT, Mr. Bill Swariz, Mr. Bob 5Trano and Trainer Mr. James LeBar. The squad con- Tained nine reTurning leTTermen, Tour sophomores and approxi- maTely 40 iuniors. Wi+h emphasis on balanced of- Tense, The Team gained 252 yards on 30 aTTempTed passes againsT Highland Park and I99 yards on 38 carries againsT ATchison. High ToTal oTTense was 394 yards againsT Highland Park. Following The annual Blue-WhiTe game which TeaTured WhiTe win I6-7, Pioneers dropped an away game To WashingTon I3-6 aTTer leading 6-O aT halTTime. FirsT vicTo- ry of The season came when Pi- oneers blanked Washburn Rural 9-O. Only a Touchdown wifh 55 sec- onds remaining liTTed ATchison's heavily Tavored Redmen above The deTermined Pioneers I8-I5. A week laTer Biue-WhiTers' downed Turner I4-6, Then dropped a close one aT Seaman I2-7. Ward spoiled Homecoming I4- 6. Pioneers led unTil TourTh quarTer when Ward exploded Tor Two Touchdowns. Blue-WhiTers were deTeaTed by Highland Park of To- peka 2l-I5, Though quarTerbacks Tom KraTTli and Dennis McGraw sTaged a magniTicenT passing dis- play. Pioneers compleTed The home season on losses To Bonner Springs I4-O and Hayden 20-0. AssisTanT coach Frank STrickler observes a muddy gam againsT Bonner Springs. Senior Mike Dungan, assisTanT coach Bob HarT and quarTerback Tom KraTTIi discuss an offensive play. 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Head coach David Skinner arrived atter being assistant treshman coach at the Institute ot Logopedics in Wichita. Sophomore coach Kenneth Val- entine came from Hutchinson while his brother, iunior varsity coach Gene Valentine, returned. I believe in pattern basket- ball, said Coach Skinner. This style ot play allows a team to go tor the best possible shot. l also think that confidence in a style ot play helps execution and team et- tort. Returning lettermen were sen- iors Gary Marks, Keith Mushock. Curby Rogers, Gary Gottschalk and junior Tom Krattli. Also return- ing were seniors Randy Speaker. Paul Seaton, juniors Dennis McGraw, Blake Thompson, Wayne Cichon, Richard Bostick and Glen Thompson. Junior varsity coach Gene Valentine points out a play to, clockwise, sophomore Caleb Rowe, iuniors Kevin Wilson, Bill Bellis and Jimmy Rowe and sophomore Clint Johnson. As highland Park Scottie touls Wayne Cichon 151, Keith Mushock scores vw N I r Qs QA X J.. mfse I 4 j 1 X P522 ,Q T Nu A .fm .x ,FN Q. ff: X an fd igff5ESw Qxlf Q J S Q-'.5 ,R 115, i A sf .X I sr 1 I up ? S.- s y xy E A '!.,. K W G f T 3' ,rg-.-.z 'Y .. . f gk. ii. 14: 1 . M fi rifles A 5 i ,S safes 1 , i 5 yr Ye X ,. M N Junior Tom Kra'H'li drives behind an opponenf for an easy lwo poinls. Hoopsters rebound, lay up, perform spoilers role 7-11 LHS Opponenfs LHS Opponen 58 Seaman Shawnee Mission 44 Shawnee Mission Norlhwesf Soufh Argenfine 38 Highland Park Seaman 49 S+. Joseph Miege Cenfral 63 Washburn 68 Argenfine 45 Afchison 73 Hayden Rural Highland Park Washburn Rural Washingfon Afchison Sumner Hayden While senior Gary Marks and iunior Tom KraH'li awaii' 'lhe rebound sen ior Gary Goffschalk ouf maneuvers an opponenl' for fwo poin+s 9 fn as V- ' ' f i X 1 . nior Curby Rogers rises above his opponeni' for a basket Senior Paul Seafon warms up before a game while iunior Wayne Cichon looks 'for fhe rebound. fi an Hassling fheir opponenfs for possession of 'Phe ball are seniors Gary Marks, Keiih Mushock, iunior Tom Krafili, seniors Curby Rogers and Randy Speaker. , - Qf NT! wg ,, TN fbggfi A651 UL-if ELA QLTCXX pm, AKJXQ X T1 'K h T Wu ,Q 5 is ,sf eterall C0313 CS return , xiii Vx sell wx 7 , QW' Q J MQ li il TEJRL Lkxkfff kff',i3? fxsw Q . ,,QX'fT'X fx- X45 .CTR W' ', C Xi xxx 171 I , K T5 diff Rx X25 Ti dk ,-0:7 -0 1, i HUT? -if 'Qi Wim UL DRS if AUVTSTT f i I . il V, K L, f .Ji '- 'f si 4354A fin' L ,. l Vlx l T lf DDQ f i K v v' fi i f 1 - Q . l X l T ,f W' H ylxyxg I Qi Zu' y . g A. ' ,- iq ' H' 1 1 . E 1' , I, ' A f IAA!! Y K9 pf' 4 : . I I l l I . Ji 4 g, Explaining a grappleids mis- Take, Mr. John Jones deTails a recovery 'for sophomore Earl Young. add alumnu From a maT and high hopes sTaTe power was The course is Jim EngsTrom Took inTo his eigl year as head wresTling coach. l couldn'T be happier coachi anywhere else. said Coach Er sTrom. l've had all The Thr here. MaTmen reTlecTed This enThL asm by going undeTeaTed in Th TirsT Tour varsiTy maTches. Th beai' WashingTon, OlaThe. Sha nee Mission EasT and SouTh beTc being downed by WyandoT 25-24. ReTurning To assisT Coach Er sirom Tor his Third year was is Richard Delgado. The sTaTT add Mr. John Jones an alumnus w wresTled unde' ivlr. EngsTrom. They're ciTTerenT 'From oTk coaches, commenTed iunior Ji Mayhugh. They compeTe w us. ReTurning To The squad we Tour seniors, Harfwell Taylor, I rand Dickerson. Mike Junk a Paul Allen. OuTsTanding und classmen were sophomores STev Vanl'lorn, David Thompson. He Abel, Sieve Shelley, juniors Se McLaurin, Mike Jarvis, Jeff a Tim AulT. The score which iunior Don Vredenburg keeps reflecfs senior Durand Dickerson's advan'l'age over Shawnee Mission EasT opponei i fc '52 L i ,LvY,,,a 'i t mr V., .X :o'f..vv5.x,,,,,,k -My-:Qi-X 4.-s s gag, -1 sv 'fwfw' - ,? fe':1e LP, 5-ifm:-ii - T Q W , . 2xgf?ii,rfe.ifsfl21wa+'vial piiiwf A J 'ff ,, . .s.i ., .. S aug 15. ., f Q ,X Wiefiarl -me as-sl ' 84 Q iw .. 1' X ' 'im-5,1 as Q an L Q -Q. Y nw I K K A, ,N 'E' x . I ..,,N,, Y X x fs . 6 ' x 5 ff Q 51 V X fr xi- . X? qs- Xu .Cl 3 -s f x Q 5 5,1 v J .Q, - ,C it - 34 fi f z+.g,- Qu 1 ' Y A -99 TA f,f',IP g, Grapplers take State titleg Dickerson, Allen champions LHS Opponenf LHS 46 Washington I5 37 50 Olafhe I2 34 Shawnee Mission 3I 39 Easf 92 43 Shawnee Mission I9 Soufh 24 Wyandoffe 25 52'f2 I26 NKC Tourney lO8'f2 fllayfown Soufh SIV2 l 29 Tope ka Wesf 26 Opponenl Shawnee Mission 24-V2 Wes? Sf. Joseph Cenfral l4'f2 Disiricl 85lf2 lshawnee Mission NW1 Regionals 67lf2 lEmporial Sfafe lEmporial 49 Using 'lhe 'form 'l'ha+ placed him four+h in S+a'I'e, iunior Jeff Mayhugh oufsfruggles his opponent s 9 ln fhe I I2-pound class, senior Hariwell Taylor leases hi opponenf before faking him down. Har+welI place As iunior Mike Jarvis, fourfh in S+a+e, ge+s ready 'fo pin his Oak af S+a+e. lLeav- Times Phoioi. opponenf, +he ref- calls 'I'wo . i . .iw Taking his opponeni' down, iunior Milne Jarvis s+rives for a point Before placing fhircl ai' S+a+e, senior Mike Junk scores a poird' ai ihe Norih Kansas Cify lnvihufional Tour namenf. x MN, MX fX X xv x XX XXX X .al Q gee lf ,lk 1 1: 5 ho X kaix X ? f ...r ,wg X' ' 1, f X X I wr. , - NMS, , 1 , f . , -x,.k,.. fx - I ! E' , vga ,gpigggf f 1 - p,XQ,,fy,, 351.51 1 g f X .. 'iff iw 7 Q.-. 1 , , ,- 88 w ks . g -V Q ,fA lx' I i X 1 ,, xipfvjr ' L - I . - gwr, ' ,Q .g JA AV., W ' 'A lc. ' r' s R' ' f ,NE 3 fg +?f , v - , I 5.1, . 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Former Ceniennial League champion golfers began +he '7l season by falling fo Third place in fhe firsi round of compefifion. Coach James LeBar relied greafly on 'rhe ralenrs of '7l seniors Mike Kasson and Bryan Biggs and sen- iors Clinr Capshaw and Mike Thompson. Coach LeBar said The lwo-man feam of Capshaw-Kasson per- formed well in league compefirion and ciled Biggs as a pleasan'r sur- prise in vying for leagueicham- pionship. He also said iuniors Dave Zwickel and George Hoins showed fu+ure promise. Second league meer revealed firsr place Afchison as winner of fwo-man and four-man compeii- iion wiih Biggs and Capshaw run- ners-up +0 medalist Leavenworfh again moved 'ro ihird in linal league compefifion wirh fhe +wo- man Team friumphing over rheir opponenfs. Capshaw was runner- up fo medalisr. Regional golf proved Shawnee Mission Wes? lirsl in lwo-man Trials wifh LHS placing sixfh. Fin- ishing rhe season, Capshaw wen? 'ro slafe along wifh seven ofher medalisis. Tennis coach James Mafhis shows fechniques of fhe mafch as nefmen pracfice. Senior Paul Seaion prepares for balI's re+urn ai' a meich on Forf Leavenworfh cour+s. I S Senior Mike McNeil 'frowns a+ his opponen+'s refurn during pracfice etmen win '71 duals with score of 7-0 1 1 'r 0 . , 'fzhlifhw Q, 0 on 1, . . Q Ohafhfo X? .W ha y 'lp 'Of - lr, fr, N 'll 'lp rp' 1 0 if ' Q 'I' L 4 o o '4 0 Q00 I O:?Z:l f sv' Qoulf 'Q vw. of lj, IQ' l Tennismen wound up The '7I season 7-O in dual compeTiTion. RackeTmen Took second place aT CenTennial league. This was The besT season sTarT we've ever had. said Coach James MaThis aTTer vicTories over Savior of The World Seminary. WashingTon and Seaman. The Shawnee Heighfs maTch ex- Tended The record To Tour wins. RackeTmen won The Hayden Quadrangular 5-2. ATTer The Hayden MaTch senior leTTerman Paul SeaTon said. So Tar l've been saTisTied wiTh The way l've been playing. l Think we have a good chance To Take league TirsT. We also had more Tan support Tennis players Then deTeaTed OlaThe and Took Ward 9-O. Senior Mike McNeil said. Shawnee Mis- sion SouTh has goT To be The besT compeTiTion we had This year. Senior Mark AulT and STeve Kisker, '7l. reTurned To The Team and junior Gary SeaTon and Chuck Donahue, '7I. ioined. Swinging aT The ball wiTh a backhand senior Jim Emu neTh oo s To see if The play is good LEFT Before serv ing The ball, iunior Gary SeaTon looks To see if his oppo nenT is ready. 9 One, Two, Three, lump! iunior Leonard Lewis strives to conquer the hurdles. s.,,,,,,.:, .,. nut'- gs M Soaring toward the sun, iunior Greg Turner clears the pole vault bar. 71 runners set records, injuries lose them title Former league champion thin- clads had a discouraging season because ot injuries to key '7l sen- iors Larry Saulter. Bill Lee and Nile Williams. Pioneers sent senior Curby Rogers to State after he placed third in regional U high hurdles. Seven returning thinclads were lettermen. With the'counseling ot head coach Bill Young. trackmen improved iumping and hurdles. Despite the season record ot 8- l8. veteran traclzmen had excellent showings: Lee and Dave Raub, '7I, broke school records. Lee re- corded I4 minutes and 7 seconds in high hurdles and Raub broke the two-mile record. Senior sprinter Doug Sprowls commented that though the team was peppered with injuries, we had a decent year and made a lot ot improvements that will help next season. sl'- 1 'QB Senior Curby Rogers flies through the air a Xxx VS Wsts mg' 5 953552 N :TL ,qw ffl: 5 'Sv 3 'f 'g4- ff Y f f -A w '75-1 -5 rf 1 '1 ' Q ma 3411296 5 -5 , 5 'Q ' W. Qkgimgvgi' ,v A+ +he sound of'H1e gun, Dave Raub. 7I begins hls sprnni' Q 3,-f . ' ' X Q , 5 ,lv b - if 5 S ' -vf: -3 ' iii A f 353klf Q' . t I ,N Q 1 W E F X i , S3 2 5 3 W f I y x. I ' 1 C: ' 3 1 0 0 Q . 4 yy ' g bv' aaa r XX 1' N .1 X., xx -Rf . xf x. , .N X X., ,XJ-XL1 ,, W 9 N, 1 X lr x A' 3 7. K i X QS- yy X -Y ' 5 .jf - 5-f X. 'x e . s 3 X QL? 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Gary is a varsily baskelball player and serves on senior cabinet Sv ,. . v. s ,Q l ,g D . 3, ' K .,p5gQ, i,'s .Inf -,'s.1x, 1 'if 'K:i' ' f ff? sFi:V ff 2 X ,- 'fb ,F CHQ f J 5 S , mffj Q ff' F - Cf3'+' f . ' Oh K .J Q M C3 in w hi, ,, - wwf, . m. -lv- L VA Q ff , es. 'T' - 5 1 ,, if 1 , .A ,YQ taff J unfurls idden talents .11 spring '71 Firsi evening JUNE BUG Jam- oree premiered March 3l. I97I ith a casi' of singers, dancers and bands. Wi+h monfhly deadlines past sfaif concen'rra+ed on fhe Jamboree while awaiiing arrival of yearbooks and signing parfy. Sounds of drums, guiiars. ampli- fiers and Take if from lhe lop. echoed 'rhrough fhe audiiorium as vocalisis readied for lhe Jambo- ree. Siudenis' viewpoinls of fhe 'ral- enf show varied from, I+ was real- y greai. I would have paid Twice as much fo see il, 'fo I liked The amboree beHer during school ime. Grea+! , l+'s 'ihe besi book we ever had and I+ looks ius'r like lasi' year's. were commenis on 'rhe '7I yearbook 'feaiuring 'rhe fheme People. Before The signing pariy, lhe yearbook slaff celebraied lhe yearbooks' arrival wiih laughing, cake. and congrafulafions. X A+ 'rhe signing parfy sfudenis spenf hours on 'rhe palio receiving yearbooks and wriiing encourag- fb' 9g ' lnous Bobo, senior, concen+ra+es on iunior Cherie Thomas' yearbook a+ fhe ing no'I'es +o friends. 5l9nln9 PGHY- Nfor Karen Nelson, '7I, and Amy Kussmann, senior, hand ihem out During-fhe JUNE BUG Jamboree Mike Hamilfon replaces a drum perl' for Eugene Jackson Bo+h are luniors. Keyettes party in costumes, Key Club rings bells ' Look iT da lndin. We gonna have Howyaeen parTy? Abeles School children showec surprise as KeyeTTes held Their Tra diTional Halloween parTy. Key club painTed The school in The Tall. Senior Janine Clark commenTe on The parfy. One liTTle girl clun To me The whole Time we wer Q There. She couldn'T geT over The TacT ol an lndian being her Triend.', A Seniors played lmmaculaT RaidereTTes in The annual powderj puff game OcTober 24. Raiderl 'MM' eTTes won 6-0. Seniors played iuni ' iors in spring. 1 ,vs am A A fy T OTTicers included seniors JaneT xx ff' Lawson, vice-presidenT Carla f v S . ' A N5 Brown. Treasurer, and Marfha Akin, f . ff' . I . T T secreTary. N .Q 1 , h w i Key Club ofiicers aTTended a - Q ' Qi A I ' leadership conference in Topeka. T 6 ' L ,sh 1,7 l?roiecTs included ringing bells , , .U :mi T X if 5 T Tor SalvaTion Army, collecfing' ' iff I s T it X empTy beer cans and running a Q tiki, if y f - S I lii baskeTball concession. X T ' ii T' is Senior Andy STewarT was vice Planning a slave sale, seniors Jay BaTTenberg, Gary BernhardT, Howard Wilson and Bobby presgdenf and Bobby King Secrei King decide on a daTe in December. fary-Treasurer, Coach senior ForesT Clough and TeammaTes seniors PaTTy Drysdale, Carole Hahn and quarlerback Debbie Eafon Talk abouT The Triple sTack drop-back pass, new play used in The game. T 'Q , 5 h l . Q I X SQ ' F V , , gb 8 KR' g i, fwjxf s 1 ,K ff ' K 9 .41 , K x SJ' , Ky fir as Q x Q X f 'N'T' WN ...A , f ,,,, 'Q r .. i :rr 'P X Q .A 3- .M x . . . K 2 e x 'As f vu N' NX I I 8 ,I 1 49 I! ff' S x. ,yaw- N 50 2 Q 4 ,.-,. ..... P rf Q' Q A 'Q l fi . 5. 3 A 4 . ki fi. 5' h x fgff :A X.. J S 5 X S . . I A Q 's fx Q -- N, ' fx-NSN xii? 'X' W A g -1- L 1 '. 'X . 1 x f a Q lik? .. rf fi? 1 f Q S Q35 Aw .X fx-wx..W, K Q :M S ax 45 15- '- R ,Q ,J if' ' S S K x 9,- Q 1 ' 1 25 K y Ni m kwwwi g x a ax .113 , .,, , r , p. E , fb f - iwfwf r f 193' - ' fig . f 'I' 1' fi ff W fiiifsiw Qu. 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Q6 R 1 , ., ,...gu6igl , , Win is Y' J l Sa 4,- ,MZ . I ,.1'.fE V ,,. .. V Goodfellows persuade, tag, sacrifice for needy families Would you like To be a good- fellow? lT's Tor a good cause. These were greeTings and sales piTches used by GoodTellow Taggers making Their rounds De- cember I l. Taggers collecTed a ToTal oT SIOO Tor each oT Two needy Tami- lies. donaTed S50 To The SalvaTion Army and purchased 60 Tood cards aT a ToTaI of 5900. Goodfel- lows also.supporTed Nguyen Thi Cap, a Korean girl. Nguyen was adopTed Tor The year Through The FosTer ParenTs Plan wiTh Sl80. Top sales Team was sophomores Donna Allen, KaThy Jenkins. PaT l'loTTman and Ed Alig. who coilecT- ed SlO2.59. Sophomores also Took second sales Team wiTh The eTTorTs ophomores Donna Allen, Pai' Hoffma of Rhonda Givens, Pam Hall and RuTh Jackson, who collecTed 55320. B company collecTed S85.8I and F Company 570, as ROTC received The GoodTellows' banner Tor The second consecuTive year by having mosT Taggers and collecTing The mosT money. Penny day TeaTured members of each class visiTing classrooms and requesTing pennies. ToTal proTiT was Sl23.20. Sophomores collecT- ed The mosT wiTh S60. Seniors gaThered 540.40 and juniors S22.80. GoodTellows assembly Decem- ber 22 hosTed Miss NeTTie l-larT- neTT, who has been acTive in Good- Tellows The 60 years iT has exisTed. and CapTain Roy Mills oT The Sal- vaTion Army. and Ed Alig. im X ,Q Q Q9 353 N t.. is h 3 ggu K N x Q: X x X3 X A: Ni Y ' X 264+ 1 2. 'm.. 11 ,. E S. ,xi v . ,iv . v. ,g!.gy, C X Nw- Qs. ' i.?fe-SMS? - 2 . , Q'r.,:-:EM . .ww 5 '.gi'..fs . -Q, . S: .., . 5 , Vvgiiffg sg., 5 E ' mh- , 29253. - 'ki, t s isffif' 1 V 3 fs 5. n QS A Q . it I: , - ,, 1 . W ,S-.og 4 2 15 . 6 R, E WQ, i ' i 195..X.3:. f hgzxff ix .' 1 X 5 gi 5 ,lr ., 9' ,- if ' milf: ,W f 3:21 . .ff - :Lil W 5 'A , BtuCo backs millbilly hop, vinter dance Do you. Daisy. fake Abna' +0 ie yo wedded husbin? ..l d .. E. o. And do you. Abna', lake Daisy or yo wife? l...l...ld...do. Gals dragged guys To The mar- iage boofh fo exchange vows af he Sadie Hawkins dance Novem- ier I9. Performing wedding cere- nonies were senior Marryin' Sams David Weakley, Barney Huber? ind Alan Nelson. Senior Gary Eoffschalk was a+ fhe divorce ioofh. Sfudenf Council, which mel ivery ofher Tuesday. sponsored he dance. Presidenf Joe Beavers commenf- id, l'd like 'ro have seen us gel a Enior lounge. We were glad To e Thai wresllers gof some recog- iifion. an assembly for 'their firsi nafch. like fhe ofher feams have. S+uCo proiecfs included running concession srand. holding 'rhe rsf mixer, selling up a bike rack I nd sponsoring Winfer Homecom- Trimming +he A building Chrisimas free, member David Weakley, vice-presiden+ Bob King 19. and presideni' Joe Beavers follow Sfudenf Council 'I'radi+ion. 'erforming a sho'l'gun wedding iunior Mike Marlowe holds 'lhe gun while senior David 'Veakley. Marryin' Sam, marries alumnus Vic Clough +o senior Sarah Powers. wil tk ,,?'e.-L 3 tg .. , Q. 197 I L. 5 fi 5. .. 'M w f F5 an Nuggsusirr-v .X .,, 49'-8595: - ' 0 ' '.- Q 19 K 5 X, ' ' aff... 45 y 1 I - ' 'F 1- H, . aw-o J., K., gil: pity? x . L c .A - -' vflel J' ,Ji QP! L :gif fdigxz Jin! 'Hay' - Ck ' -. '- -, '-Q, x a 4,1 - -,fn-P5 L' - W-,9'-6 ' .J . vw. -1P 'ni . Ne L ,lgfkpu .. 'J 'U -A Xvu. . C x . ' 14- ' -A . - ' '3vJv'w-4.- , - A -- ,X4wf- - F 63. x X Bikers, language buffs found clubs P- i QVR'-R B. +rip +0 +he Mexican balIe+. ing ln+erne+i0nal Club- Mrs. Diane Hayalian falk aboui' Senior Chrisfine Galvao lisiens 'lo a recording dur- New afrer-school acfivifies were Bike and lnfernafional Clubs. Span- ish. French and German languages formed 'rhe laiier. When we rode 'ro Wyandofie Lake we siarfed our wifh I6 people buf one member had a slighf mis- hap and only I5 made il. ll's hard work bul we enioy riding fogelh- er, commenfed senior Mark Ches- fer. Mr. John Jones sponsored Bike Club which held an all-day hike fo Wyandofie in fall. Af The Hayden game halflime, members rode around The field 'lo Bicycle Builr for Two. During winler monfhs members cleaned campus and held a bike day in spring. Combining all Three language clubs was a grear idea. I1 s more inferesiingf' senior Quanah Cofh- ern commenled. The club's obiecfive is To learn abouf lives of foreign people. Members fraveled fo Kansas Cily for ihe Baller Folkloric de Mexico and fo dine al foreign resfauranfs. Sponsors were Mrs. Diane Hay- alian. Miss Yvonne Perez and Mrs. Jane Nicholson. Siudenl officers included senior Debbie Merrill. presideni: junior Becky Robbins. vice-presideni' and Treasurer. and iunior Pam Sfafler. secrelary. along fhe horizon, Bike Club members head for fheir desiinaiion. lPho+o by Corbeff Fowler, LEAVENWORTH TIMES, x 32:2 .V- F xy-Af Qs W M?- ' 0 ,- .in :Wil Ss. ' 2 fi' f if i' af-:K 2' y-.ui 1 xg, 1 B X X. rw ur ' as' N ' K N gm-y V' is I Sponsors andzommanders are cade'I' CPT Mike Dungan and Janei' Lawson, D Company: 'For E Company cadel' CPT Gary Rob- lnson and Barbara Lasf, and cade'I' CPT Ron Daniel and Hope Hennessey, F Company. C company sponsor Debbie Boyd is cadei Pa+ Raffer. As members of A company show how an 535' Q si r 2 1 A . i 3 i +he army was way back when, cade+s sophomores Don Parks, Glenn Rollins and Sam Oliver fake orders from lunlor Brad Jones. officer in charge. II7 53 'iii 'iv 'YHP' x Av-,wif MNH Nh' 89' liiiil AK 49111 Y I 8 six 'RV 15 'gif A 9 :F 1 4Q..'., .7 - lr 1 ,-K A . Q X - ' ' . Jig, 'ifih 1 lan 54 ' 5 4 WL f.k, A A K fri Ak - w gf:-sm, - ' 1 Q 1 V. ft- .- S f A ' f I xi f - A ll . fig' f 1 Q W . 5+ n .Q . - I f I 6' if I' S - g' +A, - . I ' x flQi:,:g - A in , f 0 2 -5 ' W' 0 x ' - -I 9 I l .,,,, I xi . . , by W , Y' Q' Q 5 ,Q ' 1. .- ' 1 is - 'I 4, o xl . ' was 7 ' ' N V f ..,.,,. fm ' , O I -62. KR 2 X I T J - .1 1- r v '0 K iz, I 7. if- 'u 'l'mzq 9 .x 1 ' x , y - -'Ewa I Y, env: f - A K, N win- kx -,X 1 d!! h -,fl ' . x Q xx., vw v X .1 L. - Q xii. 4: , ' 354' W i. A X J, N B - 3 I x 1 ,A . X. V .,, S f ' I - 41. Q - ' a XS I -x L, mx , x I . b x 'N ,- . A f x W ,ftp : , , ..,. X sas Ax f K, - , .gui .. ! X5 s, Y . ig Jw E Q X naw, E it I ' 'if 1 . . 3 K . ' N A I --a 3 H X 'N x 4N.,,. wnuuw-ffi paper rose opens 'lhe conversaiion as seniors Debbie While and Dave Ellis commenf on decora+ions. Junior slave laborers Shirley Ve++er, Kalhy Arnold and Jon Baffenberg siand ready lo replenish ihe refreslwmenf +able. me Crowding around Homecoming a'H'endan+ Susie Flummerfelf, iuniors Barbara Aaron and Diane Baser, in foreground, and seniors Susie Zeck and David Fosier congra+ula+e her. Carol adorns Homecoming game, dance l hope Carol geis ii. I wanl' Susie 'ro win so bad! Come on Darlene, you can do ir. These and ofher commenis flooded 'rhe gym Ocfober I5 a+ The Homecoming assembly. Sen- iors Mike Thompson, Mike Junk. and David Fosfer escoried fhe 'rhree finalisis, Carol Redford. Dar- lene Jahn and Susie Flummerfell' fo Their places in fhe harvesi back- ground. Junior Becky Robbins and senior Barbara Las+ headed The decoraiing commiifee. Susie Zeck, head of Pep Club. presided over The assembly an- nouncing Susie and Darlene ar- 'rendanfs and Carol queen. Affer The announcemenf, sfudenis ap- plauded for a number of minufes. Tears and smiles appeared on The faces of 'rhe royalfy. Tamara Ed- wards, l97O-7I Homecoming queen. presenfed fhe loving cup 'ro Carol. Royalfy reigned over half-Time as LHS hosfed Ward and af fhe Homecoming dance. Cyclones downed Pioneers I4-6. The Sham- pells provided music. Ofhers nomi- nafed for royalfy were seniors Susan Colwell, Carla Brown, Tona Wilson, Karen Clary and Joanne Monigomery. LEFT: Before kissing his daughfer, Mr. Harold A. Redford presenfs Queen Carol wifh 'Phe 'iradiiional bouquet Y- at . 9'- ? 14' X , iffy' t . A. I . nf, W' . u 1 v49 ,Q . 2 9-.se . W . 'Hfffs 5 3 ' isp 2231: X . F' s X R E A X w .K ,. :QNX 3' Q 1 it . X-rwwxw I .. liwx . . Qm iiimgug X, R . . fr . ,.., 5 ' 55 X1 1 1 . Q. . . T iff ' .fi igw 2 gig -if 'siege ,- HV . A V111 , . ,, A .. 'XR' 55- X I V1 ll Q .. 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Carolyn Baker Robin Baker Carol Baldwin Carol Banks Garry Barnes Larry Barnes Ka+hy Bafeman Susan Bafeman Qlabinet moves up to head '7 2 class is-3 Jay Baffenberg Joe Beavers Edward Bergman Gary Bernhard? Linda Berry Joyce Beverlin Pa? Blaser Terry Bower Debra Boyd Carla Brown 28 Upperelassmen fret over yearbook, exams 5 Trying fo iden+ify a picfure, co-edi+or Robie Visoc- sky asks business manager Amy Kussmann and copy wri+er Esfy Cabrera if fhey know 'Phe person. QS , , Celeshne Brown Edwlna Brown Kenf Brown Mark Brown Walrer Brown Mark Bufzin Lois Bruhn Jeff Brunk P B d k am u enos y Karen Burke Esfy Cabrera Donna Cade Ron Camp Clinf Capshaw Qniii Joy Clwrlsfenberry Janine Clark Karen Clary ? Paula Cline Bob Colvin Joe Corrisfon Quanah Coflwern -f-vp Foresf Clough Susan Colwell Marjorie Cosfello Vicki Cummins Nancy Jenkins and Tona Wilson concen+ra+e on e Armed Forces Tesf. Constitution, psychology classes promote seniors Ron Daniels Richard Dannevilr Sally Darrow Lorrie Davidson 'M Toby Cune Gail DeFrees Durand Dickerson ln second hour cons1'i+u+ion, Paul Allen and Debbie Winefroub cha+ while waiting 'for Mr. Willia1 Young to start class. 0 John Dickerson Roberl' Doby Jan Douflwiff Leslie Drennon Paffy Drysclale Mike Dungan Norman Dye David Dykes Debbie Ealon Debbie Ebbe Jeff Edmonds Veafrice Edwards David Ellis Jim Emineflw Mike Esher faking a conshfuhon +es+ Gary Robinson hears a noise in 'the hall 67x John Evans Roberf Eerberf .EW s - Chris .Feviirly Vera Fidler Palrlcw Fmes Carl' Fincher Working as denial assisfani, senior Debbie Boyd peers a+ pa+ien+'s mo Greg Fink William Fishe Cynfliia Fisher Ka'fl'1y Fleming Susan Flummerfelf Fabio Fonseca Maria Fonseca Mona Forman Diane Forsberg David Fos+er Q- Q Sheila Folh Lawrence Fryman Nafhan Garreff Reginald Gayclen Claudia Geddes Danny Genfry eniors sharpen lab skills, profit with after-hours jobs Lharing a Iighf hearfed momenf in compufer lab are senior Luis Quiles and Mr. Don Lealrey. Carolyn Gaslcins R0berf GCS? Barbara Gillingham Den GHSOV1 Mike Givler Scoff Gleber Debbie Goe++ing Kaflny Goff Roberf Goff Gary Goffsc a Scarlelf Graham 55559, la? rw we i SXQQY ax X A S 134 , Flovfard Wilson, member of flue Accenis, plays af a dance 'for 'lhe American eglon. Carmen Green Kafhy l-laack Carole Hahn Carol Hamilfon Kevin Harmon Susan Groebe Elaine Haeffner Ann Halley Sfeve Halls Pam Harmon ?Act0rs, musicians contribute talent to community . Roger Harmon Kandy Hartley Brenda Hawkins Ronald Hearld Michele Hearn 1-Z7 Cynthia Heim Hope Hennessey Kenneth Hensley l W6 Shelley Higbhfill Roger Hildwein Carolyn Hill Patricia Hill Vicky Hilscher Patricia Hodge Porlraying 'the sheik in Don'+ Drink the Water, all- school play, Clem Hughes motions for his three wives. x, X .X,.i.2i,,5g x Qxgxmggri Q , ii' 6 2, ..,,. K S 1 Q5 P'1-lm 9 YZ: mf Vi: f- ,, si Q, X 'WW .hw -5 xx' if kf, N , 53 , .,,,. ,.- ' . 5- 7 + V ' V. ' 'N r Y - 1 ' x 'i , . X x x Liv x X . N A XNQX A Q4 w xx X X . Xxx aa, AAL.-x. x . -,si? .lf 1f Y NS' ' .sky A Fir- ' N27 Class of '72 questions tests, chemical equations Dan Kell Janette Kenny Maxine Kerr Roberf King Sandra Kirk Mike Kosclnmann Linda Kroll Amy Kussmann Harley Lake Barbara Las+ Glenn Lawrence Janet Lawson Carmen Lee A Lou Ann Lee ef' ,L Steve Perreno'l' catches up on math analysis assignmenis before his 'Final --...mmm my W i A Nl! gr ' 3 l ll l L l problem concerning a chemcial equafion engrosses Mark Wenh and Jim Emine+h. Jennifer Leu Denise Logan Nlurray Lord Susan Ludwig Diane Luehring Gary Marks Eileen Mayer Duane-McCall I Clarence Mcchrisfian Gayle McCune Pal' Mccurley Leonard McKinney Cl1FIS'fIr16 MCLGUFID Gwendolyn McMillian Milne McNeil NOS ws. A IX 3- Suv' 55. ...W,x, 1 RV U' 1 Q , W ,1 YK 9? 'Q W ,wx X, 'R , .hx X X W 4510 -. i 'n film, p u A Y 1 . , K Q asf :N Bk' Lgff fl lg ,, ...nt xv-f is A? is ik , Q 59,515 .5 Ai af , 4 is 4 J, Terry Quesenbe,-ry Luis Quiles Pai Raffer Carol Redford Slcip Reed Tommy Reichling Mike Reilly Sheila Renensland Ken Reynolds Wayne Rich On his way io 'l'he office Mike Burress plays wi'I'h a dog fhaf wandered in'l'o A building. Joan y Richards f Sieve X Ringel R ii N: A Marfha Roach - me L 4' ii 'Q Q- F N 9 VT? xx.-' ,,.f NB: V, l- za .- ' ' G i , ,bn 4 ,D 9 wok YAG INN' JVN 118 X .E ggi 1 SQ: . Efz xi-xx , , N as f T ,M S vis iii 5 :NM Y wh-334 .ve-1 , 'gs ff' , . Rv ilu. gn- fix pw x ,gf ' fl. - ' 9' fi S 1' ax-X ik X 5 Q 'ig .hx ! - nf W wh 3 ,qv- and X . 3. f ffl EX 'K Q '. Q All' .,,- l SY .Q Ross Spicher Doug Sprowls an T fall Chris+mas carols, selecf choir members Roberf Woodward and Yoakum sinq fenor. Jacque Sfanley Suzanne Sfeinmelz Andy Sfewarf Cheryl Sfrancl Carolyn Tale Harfwell Taylor Roberfa Thacker Chris Theiss Pam Theiss Sharon 'Thomas Milne Thompson Nancy Thompson Rifa Thompson Scoff Thompson Denise Throclcmorfon 'I4 Phil Tinder Mary Turner Sarah Tuffle Robie Visocsky wxw Roger Harmon hun+s a map for Phil Tinder and Jim Carnoali 'lo use in fa +ics class. Jerry Vornholi Debra Waller Pam Ward Michelle Wall David Wealcley Jerry Wehking Mike Wells Paul Weslenberger Hgward Whafley Richard Whifaker James While Rose Whorlon Karen Wiley Margie Williams John Williford 46 E .T as eww TT 'gf-ug l- QY7 George Wilson Howard Wilson Tona Wilson l-QUF6 WFHSTON Bob Woodward Kay Woodward Nancy Wrighf Elllabefh YUf1Ql1f3f1S Upper class concocts field manuevers .ning fhe powder puff foo+ball game againsf lmmaculafa Raidere'H'es are, clockwise, Carol Baldwin, :san Zeck, Barbara Lasf, Esiy Cabrera, Ka+hel Ryan, Susie Flummerfelf, CeIes+ine Brown and ScarleH raham, as 'lhey plan 'iheir s1'ra'I'egy wifh quar'I'erbaclr Debbie Eafon. 9 l Ai QA Q . s x i ,Q '27 Kerry Wood Susan Zeck Frank Zinlc Fred Zink Dean Chapman 147 A+ a weelrly meefing iunior officers Joe Saniilli. presidenh Bob Peixo'H'o, David Cooper and Kafhy Arnold, cabinel' members: Jane Olson, vice-presidenf, Joan Johnson and Valerie Carissimo discuss fhe iunior-senior prom. 48 Barbara Aaron William Ahrens Glen Aidif Susan Albriqh? Gaorgiaune Kathleen Arnold Lee Atchison Reber? Aflrins Timothy Aull Deborah Bach Jenef Baclzhus Dennis Bacon Anderson Paulefle Balrer Russell Balrer Earl Baldwin Robin BMMN Lisa Barra Diane Baser Jon Behenberq Brenl Baleman Berry Beil Marl: Benneffs Lillis4Berenl1 William Berry Reber! Blair Chwarlyn Boeppler John Bogner Charles Baafly Richard Bowen Jere Boyd Paul Boyle Richard Boslicl: Guy Aull Karin Banlrs Janice Bernhard? Thyla Boyle David Brake David Brazea Tern Brawsfar Linda Brice Janice Brown Kay Brown Juniors consider officers, favorites as pride of '7 1 Diana Brune Richard Camp Mary Carl Paul Chariiar Wayne Cichon Sharon Colsion Virginia Brown Judy Callandor Valarie Carissimo Mona Chaps Alan Chrisrofiersen Skip Collins Richard Brown Marr Buflar Donna Capshaw Pam Chambers Colin Chrisfenson Terry Coleman Richard Brown Kaihlaen Burbery Ronnie Campbell Ronnie Cary Kevin Chrisianscn Mark Clampari JUNIOR FAVORITES: Diane Baser and Jon Ba'H'enberg change pace wiih a clay in 'I'he coun+ry. Diane is an A 'team cheerleader and iunior princess. Jon played varsiiy foo?- ball, is iunior prince and a member of FCA. 149 50 Jael Comer Rebecca Conrad Keith Cansani David Cooper Joe Corhern Conrad Cowan Richard Cox Gail Craig Luanne Creamer Clark Cummins Brad Cune Denise Daniel Milne Davis Marl: Dawes Denice DeCook Riel: DeCook Marsha Denny Luis Diaz William Dickerson Par Dixon Roxanne Dodd Juniors concentrate on chalk drawings, musical Milw Dofwlluv Wanda Douglas Barbara Dulaban Terry Dulaban Alfred DUfllHP John Ebbe Rhonda Eckharl Belinda Edmonds Karen Elcock Dennis Enns Gary Erms Roger Erlwari JUW9 EVN15 Judy Evans Elixabeth Evereif Randy Farfhing Performing 'for a blacklighl' show. Janice Bernhardi' puis finishing fo ches 'lo her drawing. fm, 'ss NSQRYX Q X .5 'W 1 v E! I G ii I .5 4 Mme ' I -. rg fa A , 'gg . A.. Qi! Nqmh .Q 7-ll .L , 'Qi Hi: VS Q5 3 s ff Q if X K S' K ' 3 . i hx sv . X, A N? :a x A yr I K SQ., 5, W , i , 1. ' ' L'-if 5 1 ' W W 1 f 'ff lff L ,ay 1 Q ,Q Qi 1 . , Q. ,Q in , li g A .punii-:W Mak. While class coniinues in +he room, Ernesi Li'Hrice makes up a mafh 'lesi' in 'lhe hallway. Juniors research volumes, review misse examinations Edward Hopkins Michael Huhn Kaihy Hulchins David Jasfer Russell Jones Denise Karpierx Ron Kemp Kraiq Kenny Jill Kimbrough Julie Kindred John Kinq aan Kang Slave Kiper Charles Klinqsr Richard Howard Joan Humes Sieve Hyde Joan Johnson Terry Jones Christine Kesson Bob Hrebal: Linde Huff Roger Hungerford Ronald Hungerford Lonnie James Becky James Brad Jones Julie Jones Tolaie Jordan Merry Judson Ron Keim Kalhy Kelly Toni Hughes Sandra Hunt Milne Jarvis Leslie Jones Sfeve Kan! Krisline Kelly 55 X W , T 'cv .1 x xii ' QL 'W , -M . kms' Wim 3? i X. -14 x .TQ f' XJ' -QS, Y 4 ' ? 'S p. 4' 4 0 V, -hiv' 'Q f g . , . , th -s F .. , '- xi,-4 s Q' ' if XA 1 E : ,ik C1 ,. W '9 , , sg, Q32 if 01315 N Z a n u n l'l'l Il V' Brad Jones worked oul' on 'lhe Universal Machine Paul Galewood awalfs lus Sg:3'VZ:1eeS fM'f,'l,:,f,x:,i f,f:,nf,,Zd,:,fQ,9 Sha,-on Wagga, Tim Waguesbaclr Don Walker ,-. t X eannis Wall Gordon Waller Paul Warren Jana Webb Ron Webb Milne Weber Sufen W9b9f John Weeks Pam Weidanbach om Welhersll George Waslbrook Phyllis Whirs Pa? Whorlen Dane Wickiser Jeff Wilas Wlllvd Wllvv Ray Wilk Jim Williams Janelle Williamson Kevin Wilson Kay Winfield David Wolf Mila Wood Jim Worrell Kathy Zychowski Rhonda Zuburg David Zwickel 9 I -5,5 14-1 Av' 5 ' Q X 5X f A ...gd Q. 'X 7 sfirzrj V fi f 'v .fgl-0 4 ophomores prove leadership, displa popularit EUQU1' BYOVV' Rochelle Brown Sharon Brown Chsryl Brundy Pam Brushwood Ruih Buchanan Marlon Bull Lynn Cade V5Cf0 Cnffwlli Bill Clff Dave Cccil Corinna Chai Gregg Chrisiansan Jeff Clarl: l-l0Yd Cl5'V Larry Collar! Diann Coll Mary Combs Dick Combs Mary Connolly Karan Coal Karl Cook ' Bill Cool: John Cogpgr PGN' Cordf Rodney Cwdf Bob Cornalius Sheryl Corrisfon Chrisry Co!! Debbie Coward Jmlpllifw CDWFHQ Dawn Craig Mika Carnmocl: Eric Colsion Jack Copeland Randy Cummins nderson. Corinne Chai, Mark Berry and Kris PoHer, vice-president ihe sophomore class cabinei' are Linda Dolsberry. Angela Pa++erson, Randy Cummins, Suzy Deblois, Jane+ Proie'H'o, Mike v ,Mg1:fQ, i w IQ X 'F 1. i , ,Q P is Q- F Q X , , 3-..f-SXXCKT Ti 1 if? I ' Q - 4125 sb- -i 'S 3: ,sf Sf! ii 5 43 Sa ' s ' Ili K S - .Aa ,xi Q5 'Q' 5 N, ,. ,. ' Riff'-f ' mi f ff.-if 4 X Qi A -,vo . 'P' ?'W r OI' T P lm Class of '74 differs over biology solutions llfefhy Eubanl Milne Evans Belly Everefl John Everefl Linde Farr Sheron Fevurly lcyndy Finch Cherlovfe Finney Ravrfwfld Fl5l Gf Eric Firzhugh Ron Foley Nancy Forman , Merl: Fosler Buddy Fosfer Cameron Franklin Mary Freeman John Frishmen Dqlg Fryman Peggy Gerrert Shirley Geslrins Mary Gassen Pem Geies Lynn Geddes Harry Gepherl Buddy Fosier weiches Mr. Phillip Comsfoclz wriie on 'lhe board, Bobby Goodin es info e book 'For answers. Brien Fields Ricley Fields Den Forsberg Jim Fosfer Dun Garnett Debbie Gerrelr Donne Gillespie Delores Gillom Derel Gilmore Rhonda Givens Herberv Glenn Terry Glover Bobby Goodin Lloyd Goodwin Marsha Gore Lynn Graham Tom Grehem I6 164 While Raymond King works on his homework, Verceena Hopkins glances for an answer. tudies follow '74 class from B building to patic Gloria Gray Tonya Green Sfeven Guylon Tom Gwariney Edgar Habeck Roberl Hagemasler Debbie Hell Jacque Hell Conley Pamela Hall Audrey Hemblelon Jennifer Halchell Tim Halhcock Howard Harper George Harris Rgbgyl Hgrrig Terry Hanley Lise Hennessey Lloyd Herrera Joan Herrig Laura Hess Vicki Higgins Nancy Hildwein Pgggy Hill Jghn Hodge Gregory Hallman Palricia Hollman Wallace Hellman Lu Ann Holmes BUCLV Hook Verceena Hopkins Ken Horfon Larry Horlon I e 1 Jackie Hall Joseph Heinrzeln Roberl Hodge Ken Howard -vf 5? . -S 159- S5 i s 1 r fi 1 X? 5' X Q SJ Qx va., Af SEQ' 1 7 S it ,vm Fill' ri L Frank Miner Jeffery Miner Rob Miller George Mmenef arn Mom Marquee Moore Michael Moore Troy Mcppaf- Jim Morgan Eddie Mc,,,g,,.,,, ace.. Mme Phyllis Morris Karen Mull-kin Frank Nash LW. Nielsen Ken Nivchalg Norma Nixon Renard Om , Roberf O'Donn9II Kcfhv Oiiver L-sa Pans Marqaref Pnlrnqursi JoAnne Paris' Diane Parr Doreen Parr Catherine Parrish Angela Pafverson I i nderclassmen var reactions, plead for pencils experiencing varied reacfions +o a biology assignmenf are Ron Po'H's, Terry Hunier, Roberi' Summers and Connie .ich+er. Lerry Pease Josephine Feral 167 ws cu- Mike Penman Jane! Proie!!o Deen Remback Lori Robins!! Q VA sf so , ff Q?- we 5' an -s. Sf' Viv Philer Ben Pigfgg David Pucker! Alex Ouiles Keirh Reynolds Mile Richards Julie Roqers Joni Saniulli Cheryl Schalipp Anna Schroll X Debbie Sarfin Susie Schimlie Kan Scl1ul!z Glenn Rollins no f I David Sala Evelyn Schneider Sharon Sealon Toni Pr:r!er Marcia Quinlan Sam Richardson Danny Rounda Kris Polfer Cheryl Ransom Bill Richardson Randy Rouseau Ron Potts Steve Rec!or Connie Richler Caleb Rowe Slave Pre!! Sue Redman Pa! Rivers John Ru!ledgs Wayne Pre!! Rusry Reese Kyra Robbins Leslie Rulledge Donald Fresco!! Mile Rehm Sheila Roberts Roxie Sandlin Finding 'the solufion +o a long-dispufed quesfion are Linda Thomas and Chris Dui ham. x w Wrgeni' business concerning a class fo be the 'topic of conversation, Pebbie Lealrey awaits e friend. Sophs locate answers, search for companions se er -ff ,-.. N, s- gf IS Bill Shade Steve Shaffer Diane Sharp Lynn Shaw Melissa Shelly Vici Shorter Joe Shulman Anton Simanowitx Tony Simmons Carol Simpson Ana Smith Cathy Smith Doug Smith Norman Smith Terry Smith John Spence Ar cv av- -2 John Spencer Camille Speth Kristi Sprague Paul Staley Jenni Stephens Linda Stewart Susan Stewart Terry Stewart Alonda Stokes Linda Stattlemyrg Al Stoudenmirg Mike Stroble I6 17 0 Rhonda Sfronach Karan Slrudoman Kan Suddifh Linda Thomas Sandy Thomas David Thompsor David Tusxynslii Glands Upahurch James Vacxi Arfuro Vaixaga Harman Visocslry Judy Vornholi Susan Waifa Randy Walburn Cathy Waller Don Wallar Bob Wallis Annsrfe Warren Laslia Warren Goldia Waflnins Bruce Walls Anita Wah Ron Waymira Angie Wage Bob Summavs Donna Taylor Doroihy Taylor Larry Tavabaugh Bob Thiame Cheryl Thomas Jerry Thompson Bill Thompson Jane Timmermann April Tinqler Darcia Todd Kafhy Turner David Valles Jason Vance Don Van Drufl Slave Van Horn Leslie Van Slratan Dick Varner On fhe firsl' day of school, confused Susan Slewari' searches for her English clas ii ' T ' 'T ' ' lf . if X, s 1 3 H 1 ,Q ff 1 R Q 6 X is 5' . i I I 1 nderelassmen explore campus environment llbrarlans show how 'lo use lhdlVldUdl proiecfors, sophomores Franlr Mlller, Tex Foelgner, John Wllllfdfd, Lynn Shaw and Den Marsh wafch. hi- , !'X Eric Walls Gregg Wilson Dale Wundsr Pe? Whalan Phyllis Wilson Melanie Wyland he dh. Rvldv Whafley Mickey While Kalhy Wicllizer Dawn Williams Lsiqh Williford John Williford Rhonda Wineland Helen Winston Billy Wood Bobby Woodhursi Morse Woods Tsrry Woodward Kenny Young Earl Young Rufh Youngblood Mille Zooll Bill Logan Bill Mason 5 .ff 5 73 74 In Consfifufion class Jim Johnson relaxes as Mr. William Young goes info a long lecfure on democracy. 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 3. 4: Accenfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3.I KAREN BAUGHMAN OE 4. JOE BEAVERS p. l2l. I27. Boys' Pep Club 3: Teacher Helper 3: Sf' denf Council Presidenf 4. I ED BERGMAN p. 69. I27. I GARY BERNHARDT p. 44.45. IO4. I27. Key Club 3. Secrefary 4: N. fional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3. Counselor 4: Boo aneers 3: Goodfellow 3. 4: Accenfs 3.4: Pep Band 3. 4: Tournamenfm Roses Parade: ROTC Officer. Honor Guard 4. LINDA BERRY p. I27. Pep Club 3: Ski Club 2: DE: JUNE BUG Jambi ree 3: Teacher Helper 4. JOYCE BEVERLIN p. I27. Teacher Helper 4. PATRICK BLASER p. 7I. I27. INOUS BOBO p. Ill. IO3. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Slci Club 2. 3: Teach: Helper 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Choir 3. 4: PATRIOT Sfaff 4. BRIAN BORDERS p. 63. I09. I I7. Folk Club 2. 3. 4: Slci Club 2. 3: Pf TRIOT Sfaff 4. TERRY BOWER p. I27. German Club 2, 3: Boys' Pep Club 3: Teache Helper 4: ROTC Officer: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 1 Boys' Sfafe 3: Plays 3: Choir 2. 3: Infernafional Club 4. DEBBIE BOYD p. I27. Pep Club 3.4: French Club 2: Teacher Helper I ROTC Sponsor 4: Transfer Sfudenf. CARLA BROWN p. I27. Pep Club 2. 3: Folk Club 4: ROTC Sponsor 1 Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: Keyeffes 3. 4: Chorale 4. CELESTINE BROWN p. lO5. I28. I47. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Drama Club Secrefary 4: Ski Club 2. 3: Teacher Helper 4: Powderpuff Foofball 3.x Upperclassmen relate, relax during class hours MARTHA AKIN p. I26. Pep Club 2. 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: Powderpuff Team 3. 4: Drama Club 2. PAUL ALLEN p. 85. l26. I30. Boys' Pep Club 3: Tracl: 3: Teacher Helper 4: Wresfling 2. 3. 4. KEVIN ANDERSON p. I26. Key Club 2. 3: Traclc 3: Honors 2. 3, 4: Transfer 4: Lafin Club 2. 3: Foofball 4. DAP:-:NE ANGEL p. I26. ROSIE APONTE p. 29. IOI. l26. RANDY ASHER p. 62. I26. CAROLYN BAKER p. I26. ROBIN BAKER p. I27. I43. CAROL BALDWIN p. I27. I47. Powderpuff Team 3. 4. CAROL BANKS p. I27. Pep Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Teacher Helper 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2. 3: Keyeffes 4: Choir 2. 3. GARRY BARNES p. 43. IOO. I27. Teacher Helper 3: lnframurals 2. 3: Boys' Pep Club 2. 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Goodfellows 2. 3: DE Presidenf 4: Accenfs 2. 3.4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Who's Who 4: Chorale 3: Blaclc Lighf Team 2. 3: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2: Drum Maior 3. 4. Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy: DE 4: Accenfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Who's Who 4: Class Cabinef 3: Choir 2. 3: JUNE BUG Jamboree 3. KATHY BATEMAN p. I27. SUSAN BATEMAN p. l27 JAY BATTENBERG p. 45. IO4. I27. I48. Folk Club 4: Key Club 4: Golf 3: Inframurals 2.4: ROTC Officer 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Honors LARRY BARNES p. 45. IOO. I27. Boys' Pep Club 2: Inframurals 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Thespians 4: Plays 3. Keyeffes 3. 4. EDWINA BROWN p. I28. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 2: Slci Club 3: Goodfellows 3. 4: GAA 3. 4: Keyeffes 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4. KENT BROWN p. 29. 44, IO9. II7. I28. Folk Club 2. 3, 4: Boys' Pe Club 2: Teacher Helper 4: Foofball 2: Inframurals 2: Nafional Honc Sociefy: Accenfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Who's .Who 2: Plays 2. 3. 4 Chorale 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2. 3.4. MARK BROWN p. I28. Boys' Sfafe 3. 4. WALTER BROWN p. I28. Foofball 2: Baslnefball 2: Wrestling 3: lnfra murals 4: ROTC Officer: Choir 3. LOIS BRUHN p. I28. Teacher Helper 4: Debafe Timelceeper 4. JEFF BRUNK p. I28. PAM BUDENOSKY p. I28. MIKE BURRESS p. l42. ESTY CABRERA p. I28. I47. Pep Club 2. 3: Follc Club 2: Drama Clul 2. 3. 4: Teacher Helper 4: lnframural 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Thespians Plays 4: Keyeffes 3. 4: Girls' Drill Team 2: JUNE BUG Sfaff 4: Powder puff Foofball 3. 4: Cabinef 4. DONNA CADE p. I28. Pep Club 2: Goodfellows 2. RON CAMP p. 70. German Club 2: ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 3. 4 Goodfellows 3. CLINT CAPSHAW p. 93. IOI. I28. I29. L Club 2. 3.4: Eoolball 2 Golf 2. 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 4. JAMES CARNOALI p. I46. DEAN CHAPMAN p. I47. l75. Key Club 3. 4: Wresfling 3: Boys afe 3: Nafional Forensic League 4. ARK CHESTER p. 33. 5I. l49. Boys' Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2: 'resfling 2: DE 4: Choir 2. 3: Track 2. Y CHRISTENBERRY p. I29. Pep Club 2: GAA 2: Sfudenf Council. NINE CLARK p. I29. Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: oodfellows 2. 3: Keyeffes 4: Black Lighf Team 2. AREN CLARY p. I29. French Club 3: German Club 3: Folk Club 4: :acher Helper 4: Honors 3. 4: GAA 3: Keyeffes 3, 4: lnfernafional lub: Bookaneers 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy. ULA CLINE p. I29. Pep Club 3: Teacher Helper 3: GAA 2: DE 4. RREST CLOUGH p. IO4. I I5. I29. Folk Club 4: Teacher Helper 4: olf 2. 4: lnframural 2. 4: ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2: Honors 2. 3, Plays 2. 3. 4: Chorale 3, 4. AVID COLSTON p. 85. DB COLVIN p. 62. I29. Key Club 4: L Club 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2. 3.4: 'ack 2. 3. 4: Wresfling 2. 3: ROTC Officer: Goodfellows 2, 3: FCA 2. 4. SAN COLWELL 9l. I29. MES COMBS p. Ibl. Teacher Helper 4. E CORRISTON p. I29. l78. ROTC Officer. IARJORIE COSTELLO p. 6. 48. l29. Pep Club 2. 3: Folk Club 2. 3.4: ci Club 2: Powder Puff Foofball 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors . 3. 4: Bookaneers 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2. 3: Pep Band 2. 3: eyeffes 3. 4: Rose Bowl Parade 3. . .. .,.. ...i., R ',-! i xk.., ,,,, , . . g r. 3 B' we 5 SP . x. . X- , s.s5:qP 3-isgggx Q.:Se.LxQ.f, . A essex gg N 'A A ile Dean Chapman gives informafion for fhe nexf debafe four- ienf Paf McCurIey and Bob Jarvis fake nofes. OUANAH COTHERN p. I29. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Office Helper 4: Powder Puff Foofball 3. 4: Honor 2. 4: Goodfellows 2: Class Cabinef 4: Keyeffes 3. VICKI CUMMINS p. 90. 91. Pep Club 2. -3. 4: French Club 2: Officer Helper 4: Pom Pon Squad 3.4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Bookaneers 3: Keyeffes 3: Rose Bowl Parade 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy. TOBY CUNE p. I30. Teacher Helper 4. DON DANIEL Boys' Pep Club 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3: Goodfel- lows 3: Choir 2. RONNIE DANIEL p. I30. Key Club 4: Drama Club 3. 4: Boys' Pep Club 4: Teacher Helper 4: Foofball 2: ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2. 3. 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Plays 4. RICHARD DANNEVIK p. I30. SALLY DARROW. p. I30. Pep Club 2. 3: Drama Club 2. 3: Teacher Helper 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: OE President 4: Plays 2. 3: Keyeffes 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. LORRIE DAVIDSON p. I30. Drama Club 2. 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: Play 2. 3. THOMAS DEAN p. 60. GAIL DEFREES p. I30. Pep Club 2. 3: French Club 2: Goodfellows 2. 3: Plays 4: Choir 2. 3. 4. DURAND DICKERSON p. 84. I30. Wresfling 2, 3. Sfafe 4: ROTC Of- ficer. JOHN DICKINSON p. 44. Foofball 2. 3: ROTC Officer: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3.4: FCA 2: Plays 3. 4: Choir 4: Selecf Choir 3. ROBERT DOBY p. l3l. JANICE DOUTHITT p. I22. I3I. I36. Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 2. Treasurer 3: Office Helper 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy Secrefary 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2. 3: OE Treasurer 4: Class Vice-Presidenf 3: Choir 2, 3. LESLIE DRENNON p. I3I. Boys' Pep Club 2: Track 2. 3: Cross Counfry 3. MARY DRYSDALE P. IO4. I3I. MIKE DUNGAN p. 76. 77. IOO. I3l. Foofball 3. 4: German Club 2: L Club 3, 4: Wresfling 2. 3. Manager 4: lnframurals 2.4: ROTC Officer: Honors 2. 3. 4: Who's Who 4: Powderpuff Coach 3. 4: Pioneer Pefe 4: Homecoming Escorf. NORMAN DYE p. l3l. DAVID DYKES p. l3I. ' DEBBIE EATON p. IO4. l3I. I47. Powderpuff Team 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Keyeffes 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Ski Club 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy: GAA 2. 3, 4. DEBBIE EBBE p. I3I JEFF EDMONDS p. I3 I . Spanish Club 2: Key Club 2: Science Club 2: Foofball 2: Track 2: Honors 3. 4: Bibliophiles 4: Transfer Sfudenf 3. VEATRICE EDWARDS p. I06. I3l. Pep Club 4: Goodfellows 4. DAVE ELLIS p. I23. I3I. Key Club 4: L Club 4: Foofball 3. 4: lnframu- rals 4: FCA 4. JIM EMINETH p. 95, IO3. I3 I. I39. Teacher Helper 4: Tennis 3.4: Na- fional Honor Sociefy: Honors: Pep Band 2. 3. 4. K MIKE ESHER p. I26. I3 I . Foofball 2: ROTC Officer: Honors: Goodfel- lows 2: Class Cabinef 3. 4. JOHN EVANS p. 74. 75. II2, I3I. Baskefball 2: Track 2. 3. 4: Cross Counfry 2. 3. 4: lnframurals 4: Goodfellows 3: Black Lighf Team 2. ROBERT FERBERT p. I3I. CHRIS FEVURLY p. 44. I32. French Club 2: Key Club 4: Baskefball 2. 3: lnframurals 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Sfuclenf Council 3. 4: Accenfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Sfudenf Con- gress Vice-presidenf: Rose Bowl Parade 3. I7 I Upperelassmen help organize all-student dances I VERA FIDDLER p. l32. Teacher Helper 3: OE 4: Transfer Sfudenf 3. CARY FINCHER p. l32. PATRICIA FINES p. I32. Office Helper 4: Goofellows 2. 3: OE 4. GREG FINK e. 132. WILLIAM FISHE p. l32. I44. Foofball 2: ROTC Officer: Color Guard 3: Honor Guard 3: Boys' Sfafe 3: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2. 3: Boys' Na- fion 3. CYNTHIA FISHER p. I32. Pep Club 2: Teacher Helper 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. KATHY FLEMING p. l32. Teacher Helper 4. SUSIE FLUMMERFELT p. 89. IOO, I24, l25. l32. I47. Pep Club 2. 3.4: Slci Club 2: Teacher Helper 4: lnframurals 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2. 3. 4: SfuCo 3. 4: Who's Who 4: Keyeffes 3, 4: Choir 2. 4: Powclerpuff Team. FABIO FONSECA p. I32. Transferred from Brazil. MARIA FONSECA p. I32. Transferred from Brazil. Q MONA FORMAN p. l32. Pep Club 3. 4: Honors: Boolcaneers 3: Keyeffes 4. DIANE FORSBERG p. 39. I32. Pep Club 2. 3: Drama Club 2. 3: Pow- derpuff Team: Goodfellows 2, 3. 4: GAA 3: Plays 3: Keyeffes 3. DAVID FOSTER p. IO5. I24, l25, I32. Key Club 3. Presidenf 4: L Club 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors: SfuCo 2: FCA 3. 4: Class Cabinef 4. SHEILA FOTH p. I32. Pep Club 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors: Rose Bowl Parade 3. LAWRENCE FRYMAN p. I33. CRISTINA GALVAO p. I I3. l76 Organisf for Clearfield Jim Whife plays Hearfbreal:er af fhe Goodfellows dance. NATHAN GARRETT p. I33. CAROLYN GASKINS p. 59, I33. Teacher Helper 3: Goodfellows 2. OE 4. I ROBERT GAST p. I33. REGINALD GAYDEN p. I33. Pep Club 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. Goodfellows 2. 3: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Plays 3: JUNE BUG Jamboree I Rose Bowl Parade. CLAUDIA GEDDES p. I33. Pep Club 2, 3. Vice-Presidenf 4: Germ: Club 2: Drama Club 3: Cheerleaders 3: Honors 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4 GAA 2: Plays 3: Keyeffes 3, 4: Powderpuff Foofball. DANNY GENTRY p. I33. Drum ancl Bugle Corps 2. 3: Band 3. 4. BARBARA GILLINGHAM p. I33. Sfudenf Congress 4. DAN GILSON p. I33. ROTC Officer: Goodfellows 3. 4. MICHAEL GIVLER p. I33. SCOTT GLEBER p. I33. DEBORAH GOETTING p. I33. Pep Club 2: Teacher Helper 3. 1 Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2: OE 4: Drill Team 2. KATHLEEN GOFF p. IIO. I33. Quill and Scroll: GAA 4: PATRIC Sfaff. Bus. Mgr. 3. 4. ROBERT' GOFF p. I34. Spanish Club 3: Baslcefball 2: Cross Counfryi Intramural 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Honors 2: Quill and Scro Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: PATRIOT Co-edifo MARGARET GOODWIN Pep Club 2. 3: Key Club 3: Ski Club 2 Teacher Helper 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4 :GAA 3, 4: Plays 4: Chorale 1 Choir 3.' 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 3. GARY GOTTSCHALK p. 69. I34. Key Club 4: Boys' Pep Club 4: Club 3. 4: Baslzefball 2. 3. 4: ROTC Officer: Nafional Honor Sociefyl 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: S1'uCo 3.4: FCA 4. SCARLETT GRAHAM p. 22. IOO. I05. I34. I47. Pep Club 2, 3. 4 Guidance Helper 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: National Honor Sociefv Pres. 4: Honors 2. 3, 4: Boolcaneers 3: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. 3. 4 Who's Who: Keyeffes 2. 3, 4: Powderpuff Foofball. CARMEN GREEN p. I34. Pep Club 2: Honors 2. 3. 4: Boolcaneers I Goodfellows 2. 3: DE 4. SUSAN GROEBE p. I34. Honors 2. 3, 4: Rose Bowl Parade: Goodfe lows 2. KATHY HAACK p. 27. I34. l4I. French Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3. 4 Teacher Helper 3. 4: Honors 2. 3, 4: Bibliophiles 4: Plays 4. ELAINE HAEFFNER p. I34. Pep Club 2: Goodfellows 2, 3.4: Plays 4 Choir 3: Selecf Choir 4. JACOUELYN HAGAN ska Club 2: Teacher Helper 4: Choir zi 3, 1 CAROLE HAHN p. IO4. I34. Office Helper 4: Foofball 3: Powderpul Foofball 3: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 3: GAA 2: Keyeffes 3: Blac Light Team 3. BESSIE HAINES Teacher Helper 3. 4: Powderpuff Foofball: Goodfe lows 2. 3. 4: Plays 3. 4: Selecf Choir 3. 4. ANN HALLEY p. I34. French Club 2. 3: Folk Club 2. 3: Teacher Help er 3: Honors 2. 3.4: Keyeffes 2. 3. CAROL HAMILTON p. I34. Office Helper 3: OE 4. GEORGE I-IANSEN Key Club 3: Teacher Helper 4: Intramurals 2. 3 Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. KEVIN HARMON p. 26, I34. ROTC Officer: Color Guard 2: Nafione Forensic League 2. 3. 4: Plays 2. 3: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3. 4: Debafr 2. 3. 4. PAMELA HARMON p. I34. Honors 2. 3. 4: Boolcaneers 3: GAA 2. ROGER HARMON p. 44. l35. I46. lnframurals 2: Nafional Honor So ciefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Accents 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Plays 4: Chorale 1 a Sfudenf Council meeling secrefary Nancy Thompson 'fakes es abouf fhe Sadie Hawlxins dance. ir 3. 4: Rose Bowl Parade. JDY HARTLEY p. 135. SIDA HAWKINS p. l35. LIAM HAYES p. 135. JALD HEARLD p. I35. -HELE HEARN p. I35. RA HEDDENS p. I35. JTHIA HEIM p. I35. Pep Club 2. 3: French Club 3: Nalional or Sociefy: Honors 3. 4: Boolcaneers 3: GAA 2: Keyeffes 3. EN HENDRY p. l35. E HENNESSEY p. I35. Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Teacher Help- : Inframurals 2. 3: ROTC Sponsor: Goodfellows 4. NETH HENSLEY p. I35. RICIA JOYCE HERRMANN p. l35. RMAN HESS p. I35. LLEY HIGHFILL p. I35. Office Helper 3, 4: DE 4. ER L. HILDWEIN p. I35. Folk Club 4: Fooiball 2. 3: Baskefball 2. acl: 2: Honors: Choir 2: Cross Counfry 3. IOLYN HILL p. 59. I35. Drama Club 4: Library Helper 3, 4: dfellows 2. Officer 3. 4: DE 4: Plays 4: Choir 2. 3. RICIA HILL p. IOI. I35. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 3: Pom Pon id 4: Plays 3: Drill Team 2. STEVE HILL p. 33. VICKY HILSCHER p. 90. l35. Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Pom Pon Squad 3. Co-capfain 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: OE Secrelary 4. JOHN HODGE p. I64. PATRICIA HODGE I35. Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2: OE 4: Plays 3: Selecf Choir 2. 3: Rose Bowl Parade. KATHRYN HOFFMAN p. 39. 42. I36. Pep Club 2: French Club 3: Ski Club 2: Office Helper 3: Maioreffes 4: ROTC Sponsor: Honors 2. 3.4: Bookaneers 3: Goodfellows 2, 3. 4: GAA 2: Keyefles 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL HOGAN p. 3 I. I36. Pep Club 2: Key Club 4: Wrestling 2: Golf 2: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Foofball 2: Honors 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: SI'uCo 2: Thespians 4: Plays 3. 4: JUNE BUG Sfaff 4. TERESE HOLLAND p. I36. Pep Club 2. 3: Ski Club 2. 3: Teacher Help- er 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Plays 2. 4: Keyeffes 2. 3: Choir 2. 3. 4. BRYAN HOLLOWAY p. 29. 44. I36. Drama Club 4: Teacher Helper 4: Foofball 4: Wresfling 4: Goodfellows 4: Thespians 4: Plays 3. 4: Choir 4. MIKE HOLLOWAY p. I36. ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 3. 4: Boys' State 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: Pep Band 2. 3, 4: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3. ROBERT HOUSTON p. I36. ROTC Officer: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Accenfs 3.4: Pep Band 2. 3.4: Rifle Team 2. 3. Capfain 4. BARNEY HUBERT p. 37. 43. I20. I36. Key Club 4: Boys' Pep Club 3: lnframurals 2. 4: Nalional Honor Sociefy Vice-pres. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Boys' Sfale 3: Boolmaneers 3: S'ruCo 2. 3, Parliamenfarian 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Thespians: Plays 2. 3. 4: Chorale 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3. 4: Rose Bowl Parade: Plays 3. 4. BARBARA HUCKABEE p. I36. CLEM HUGHES p. I35. Drama 3. 4: Nafional Forensic League 3: Thes- pians 3. 4: Plays 2. 3. 4. STEVE HULTS p. 30. I34. Spanish Club 2: Golf 2. 3. 4: Plays 3.4: Thes- pians 4. PAUL HUTCHINS p. I36. I80. RHONDA IRELAND p. I36. EUGENE JACKSON p. IO3. I I I. MARLA JACKSON p. I36. Pep Club 2: Ski Club 2. 3: Guidance Help- er 4: Intramurals 2: Girls' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: Class Cabinef 2: Band 2. 3: GAA 2. DARLENE JAHN p. 89. I00. I25. I36. Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Honors 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2: Who's Who 4: Class Cabinef 3: Blaclclighf Team 2. 3: Homecoming Affend- anf. DONNA JAMES p. 59, I37. Teacher Helper 4: GAA. MICHELLE JAMES p. I37. ROBERT JARVIS p. I37. I75. Key Club 4: ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Boolnaneers 3: Debafe 4. JENNIFER JEFFERSON p. I37. GAA 2. ROSIE JEFFERSON p. I37. NANCY JENKINS p. I29. I37. Pep Club 2, 3: German Club 2. 3: Hon- ors 2. 3. 4: Boolraneers 3: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Keyefles 2. 3.4: Powder- puff Foolball 3. 4. ELIZABETH JOHNSON p. I37. Pep Club 4: Guidance Helper 4: Na- fional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Honors 3, 4: Keyeffes 3, 4: Sfudenf Con- gress Represenfafive. JANETTE JOHNSON p. I37. Pep Club 2. JIM JOHNSON p. I37. French Club 2. 3: Key Club 4: ROTC Officer 4: Honors 3. 4: Goodfellows 2: Plays 4. JOHN JOHNSTON p. I37. Ouill and Scroll: JUNE BUG Sfaff 3, 4. 177 Woodwork, motors drive KIM JOLLY p. I37. Transfer 4. GARY JONES p. 43, I37. JUDY JONES p. I37. ANITA JORDAN p. I37. Pep Club 2: Plays 4: Choir 3: Selecf Choir 4. MIKE JUNK p. 69. 77. I25. I37. German Club 3: Key Club 4: L Club 2. 3. 4: Foofball 3. 4: Wresfling 2. 3, 4: ROTC Officer: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: FCA 3. 4: Homecoming Escorf. DANIEL KELL p. I38. Teacher Helper 3: Inframurals 2. 3. JANETTE KENNY p. l38. MAXINE KERR p. 54. I38. Pep Club 2. 3: Teacher Helper 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Bookaneers 3: Nafional Forensic League 2. 3. 4: Keyeffes 2. 3. ROBERT KING p. 7I. IO4. l2I. l38. Key Club 3. 4: Boys' Pep Club 3. 4: Baskefball 2: Cross Counfry 2. 3: Inframruals 4: ROTC Officer 3. 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3: Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 2. 3.4: Sfudenf Council 4: Plays 3, 4: Class Cabinef 2. 3: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2. 4: Sfudenf Congress Presidenf 4. SANDY KIRK p. I38. Transfer sfudenf. DANNY KIRKPATRICK p. IIO. DENNIS KIRKPATRICK Teacher Helper 3: Plays 2: Choir 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 4. MIKE KOSCHMANN p. l38. STEVE KOWALEWSKI p. 63. LINDA KROLL p. I38. AMY KUSSMANN p. IO3. III, I28. I38. Pep Club 2. 4: Drama Club 2: Ski Club 2: Goodfellows 2: GAA 2. 3. 4: Plays 2: Keyeffes 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 3: Teacher Helper 4: JUNE BUG Sfaff 3. 4. HARLEY LAKE p. I3B. DALE LAMBKINS p. 66. lnframurals 2: Choir 3. 4. BARBARA LAST p. I38. I47. Class Cabinef 3. 4: Pep Club 2 .3. 4: Teacher Helper 4: Powderpuff Foofball Team 3. 4: Inframurals 4: ROTC Sponsor 4: Keyeffes 3. 4: Choir 3. 4: Girls' Drill Team 2. HANK LAVERY p. I62. JUNE BUG Jamboree 2. GLENN LAWRENCE p. l38. Foofball 2: Golf 2. 3: Honors 3. 4: Trans- fer Sfudenf. JANET LAWSON p. 39. l3B. Pep Club 2. 3: Teacher Helper 4: ROTC Sponsor: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: Wesf Side Sfory 3: Keyeffes 2. 3, Vice-presidenf 4. Chorale 4. CARMEN LEE p. I38. I43. LOU ANN LEE p. I03. III. l38. Teacher Helper 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Ouill and Scroll: JUNE BUG Co-edifor 4, Pho- fographer 3. JENNY LEU p. 26. I39. Guidance Helper 3: Honors 3, 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: PATRIOT Sfaff 4. DENISE LOGAN p. I39. MURRAY LORD p. I39. SUSAN LUDWIG p. 42. I39. Pep Club 2, 3.4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Malo- reffe 3. 4: Keyeffes 2. 3. 4: Powderpuff Foofball 3. 4: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3. 4. DIANE LUEHRING p. l39. French Club 2: Folk Club 3: Office Helper 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: Keyeffes 2. 4: Black Lighf Team 2. GARY MARKS p. 8I. IOI. I24. I26. I39. Boys' Pep Club 4: French Club 2: L Club 2. 3. 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Honors 2: Boys' Sfafe 3: Who's Who 4: Class Cabinef 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 3. 4: Homecoming Escorf 4. EILEEN MAYER p. I39. DIANE MCCALL p. I39. Pep Club 2: Folk Club 3: Nafional Honor So- 78 seniors to term grades ciefy: Honors 2. 3. 4. KIM McCHRlSTlAN p. I39. Ski Club 2: Color Guard 2. 3: Honc Guard 2. 3. GAYLE McCU NE p. I39. GAA 4: Teacher Helper 4. PAT McCURLEY p. I39. I75. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Guidance Helper 4 Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Honors 3. 4: Bookaneers 3: Keyeffes 3. 4 Sfudenf Congress 4. LEONARD MCKINNEY p. l26. l39. Foofball 2: Track 2: Honor Guan 2: Class Cabinef 4. CHRIS McLAURIN p. I39. Transfer Sfudenf. GWEN McMlLLIAN p. I39. Pep Club 2: Goodfellows 3. 4. MIKE McNElL p. 94. l02. I39. Tennis 2. 3.4: lnframurals 4: Nafione Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Honors 2.3 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Plays 2. 3. 4: Cho rale 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4: Rose Parade 3: Sfudenf Congress 4. JOE MEDILL p. I40. Foofball 2. 3: Baskefball 2. 3. JEAN MEI-IL p. I40. STEVE MEIN p. 69. I40. German Club 2, 3: Key Club 4: Boys' Pe: Club 2: Baskefball 2. 3: Track 2: Inframurals 4: ROTC Officer: Colo Guard 3: Honor Guard 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: Honors 2.3.4 Boys' Sfafe 3. 4: Goodfellows 3: Pioneer Pefe 4: Bike Clubi4. JOE MENDOZA p. I55. CHERYL MENSCH p. I40. Pep Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Goodfel lows 2: DE 4: Pep Band 3. DEBBIE MERRILL p. I40. Pep Club 2. 3: German Club 3. 4: Ski Club 3 Guidance Helper 3: Office Helper 4: Honors 4: Transferred fron Nurnburg. FRANK MEYER p. I40. Key Club 3. 4: Boys' Pep Club 3: ROTC Offi cer: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 4: Goodfellows 2, 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Plays 2. 3: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3: Kansas Honor Sfu I I I In aufo mechanics class Joe Corrisfon checks fhe carburefor on hi Cdf. nf 4. ll'IRlSTY MILLER p. I40. Pep Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Guidance elper 4: Honors 2, 3, 4: Bookaneers 3: Goodfellows 2, 3: GAA 2. 3: yeffes 2. 3. ULA MISHLER p. I40. ANN MONTGOMERY p. 89. I40. Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Folk Club 3.4: :i Club 2: Office Helper 3: Powderpuff Foofball 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. ROTC Brigade Sponsor: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: 'AA 2: Sfudenf Council 4: Class Cabinef 3: Keyeffes 2. 3: Black Lighf eam 2. 3. IANA MOORE p. 30. I40. Pep Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Folk Club Keyeffes 4: Drama Club 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 3: Powderpuff Foofball 3: framurals 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Bibliophiles 4: ookaneers 3: Goodfellows 2, 3: GAA 2: Nafional Forensic League 4: ays 3. 4: Thespians 4. ILDA MOORE p. I40. Office Helper 3: Inframurals 2: GAA 2: 'ansferred from Honolulu. Hawaii. 'RTRICIA MOORE p. I40. ARY MOPPIN p. I40. ONNA MORGAN Goodfellows 2, 3: Choir 2. ORA MURATORI p. l55. EITH MUSHOCK p. 80. Baskefball 2, 3, 4. LAN NELSON p. 26, 140, iao. eefmsn Club 2: Key Club 4: Drama lub 2. 3. 4: Boys' Pep Club 3: Inframurals 4: Honors 2, 3, 4: Biblio- iiles 4: Goodfellows 2: Nafional Forensic League 4: Thespians: Plays 3, 4: Musicals 2, 3: PATRIOT Sfaff 3. 4. ATHY NELSON p. I40. German Club 2: Library Helper 3, 4: Honors Choir 2: Transfer Sfudenf. EGGY NIXON p. I40. Drama Club 3: Sfudenf Council 2: Transfer udenf. ERRY O'REAGAN p. IOO, l4I. Folk Club 4: Key Club 42 Drama Club I3: Honor Guard 2. 3: Honors 2. 3.4: Goodfellows 4: Who's Who 4: nays 3. 4: Black Lighf Team 2. 3. ESLI OVERFIELD p. I4I. DE 4. 'AN PALMQUIST p. 7I. IIO, I4I. Boys' Pep Club 3: Foofball 3: TC Officer: Goodfellows 3. Presidenf 4. UG PARKER p. I4I. N PARR p. I4I. Teacher Helper 4: DE 4. RBARA PATRICK Pep Club 3. L DORIS PAYNE p. 65. EVE PERRENOT p. I38, I4l. Foofball 2: Baskefball 3: Transfer Sfu- nf 4. UENTIN PETERSON p. l4l. JUNE BUG Phofographer 4: Honors 3. Quill and Scroll. ARON PHILLIPS p. IIO, l4l. Pep Club 2: Ski Club 2:2 Teacher elper 4: Goodfellows 2, 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: Choir 3. VID PIES p. II2, I4I. Transfer Sfudenf. THY PIOTRZKOWSKI p. 28. 29. l4l. Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Honors 3. 4: Ouill and Scroll: Nafional Forensic League 4: Thespians: Plays 4: yeffes 3: PATRIOT Sfaff 3. Co-edifor 4. BBIE PIZZINI p. l4I. AN POFF p. I4l. RIL PORTER p. I4l. EG POWELL p. I4l. DREA POWERS p. I4l. Pep Club 2: Inframurals 2: Honors 3: odfellows 4: Keyeffes 4: Transfer Sfudenf. RAH POWERS p. I2I, I4I. Pep Club 2. 3: Drama Club 2. 3: Office Iper 3, 4: Quill and Scroll: Girls' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: GAA Thespians 3. 4: Keyeffes 3. 4: PATRIOT Sfaff 3. 4. B PRIDDY Boys' Pep Club 2, 3: Library Helper 2: Wresfling 2: DE 3. As fe L.: George Wilson sands down a drawer, he discusses his semes- r grade wifh a classmafe. DAN PRIDDY Boys' Pep Club 2: Teacher Helper 2: Wresfling 2. TERRY OUESENBERRY p. I42. Luis QUILES p. 133. I42. PAT RAFTER p. 69. I42. lnframurals 2, 4: ROTC Officer: Sfudenf Con- gress 4. CAROL REDFORD p. 89. IOI. I24. l2S. I42. Pep Club 2. 3.4: Nafion- al Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Who's Who: Plays 2. 3. 4: Chorale 2. 3, 4: Choir 2. 3.4: Home- coming Queen. SKIP REED p. I42. Golf 2. 3: lnframurals 4. TOMMY REICHLING p. I42. MIKE REILLY p. 54. Teacher Helper 3: Foofball 2: Color Guard 2. SHEILA RENENSLAND p. 45. I42. Pep Club 2: French Club 4: Folk Club 3: Nafional Forensic League 3. 4: Accenfs 4: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3. 4: Musical 4. KEN REYNOLDS p. 44. ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2. 3, 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 3. 4: Choir 2. 3: Plays 3. WAYNE RICH p. I42. Track 4. JOAN RICHARDS p. I42. BUTCH RIEDINGER Teacher Helper 2: Wresfling 2: Choir 4. STEVE RINGEL p. I42. MARTHA ROACH p. I42. STEVE ROBERTSON p. I43. DE. GARY ROBINSON p. I3l. l43. Key Club 4: Baskefball 3: Track 4 Wresfling 2: lnframurals 4: ROTC Officer: Drum and Bugle Corps 2 'Goodfellows 4: Pep Band 4: Musical 4: Choir 2: Selecf Choir 3. 4 JUNE BUG Jamboree 2: Rose Bowl Parade 3. All-school play features bully, upperclass actors ROB ROBINSON p. 28. I37 . Library Helper 4: Naf'l. Forensic League 4. MICHAEL RODEMAN p. I43. Foofball 3. 4: Track 3. 4. CURBY ROGERS p. 47. 48. 96. IO4. I43. Key Club 4: L Club 3. 4: Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: ROTC Officer: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3. DENNIS RUEBHAUSEN p. 75. French Club 2: Golf 3: Cross Counfry 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: Choir 2. 3. 4. KATHEL RYAN p. I43. I47. Pep Club 2. 3: Powderpuff Foofball 3, 4: lnframurals 2. 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: GAA 2: Boolraneers 3: Keyeffes 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4. SAMPSON MCKINELY Teacher Helper 4: ROTC Officer 4: Honor Guard 4. CRAIG SANDERS p. I43. Science Club 2. 3: Foofball 2: Baslnefball 2: Golf 4: lnframurals 2. 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy. JEFF SCH LOESSER German Club 2: Folln Club 4: Key Club 4: Track 2: Cross Counfry 2: Honors 3. 4: Phofography Club 3. DONNA SCHMIDT p. I43. Guidance Helper 4: GAA 2: Goodfellows 2. 4: Selecf Choir 2. 3. 4: Plays 2. 4. PAUL SEATON p. 94. 'I02. L Club 2. 3. 4: Baskefball 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Rose Bowl Parade 3. JUDI SEDLOCK p. l40. I43. Pep Club 2. 3: Honors 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Keyeffes 2. 3: Choir 4: JUNE BUG Sfaff, Jamboree 3. KENT SEELER p. I43. NANCY SHANE p. I43. SUSAN SHRUM p. I43. DARLENE SILLIK p. I43. Pep Club 2. 3: Goodfellows 2. 3: Keyeffes 2. 3. SUSAN SIMANOWITZ p. I43. Pep Club 2. 3.4: Pom Pon Squad 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2, 3. 4: Goodfellows 2: GAA 2: Pep Band 2. CHERYL SIMMONS p. I43. BRUCE SIMPSON p. I43. DIANNA SIMPSON p. I43. STEVEN SINCLAIR p. 49. Sl. I44. Transfer from Kialva. Hawaii. GARY SINGLETON p. I44. Honor Guard 2. 3: Honors 2. 3. 4. EDWARD SKAGGS p. I44. RUSSELL SKAGGS p. 62. BETTY SKILLIN p. I44. SHERRI SLATER p. I44. Pep Club 2: Goodfellows 3. 4: DE 4. CAROLYN SMITH p. 56. KATHRYN SMITH p. I44. I57. MARK SMITH p. I57. RAY SMITH p. I44. RAMONA SMITH p. I44. DE. RITA SMITH p. I44. Pep Club 2: Goodfellows 2. 3. TERRY SMITH p. 33. I44. Teacher Helper 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. 3.4. JANET SPARKS p. I44. Pep Club 2: OE. RANDY SPEAKER p. Bl. I I2. I44. Key Club 4: Boys' Pep Club 2. 3: 180 I '.'Af every school fhere's a frouble maker. says Mr. McHabe IAIe Nelsonl fo Joe Ferone lPaul Hufchinsl. Foofball 2: Baslrefball 2. 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4: Powderpuff Cheerleader 3.1 Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Honors 2. 3.4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellowsl Accenfs 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Class Vice-presidenf 4: Black Ligl Team 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 3: Bicycle Club 4: Rose Bowl Parac 3. HAROLD SPENCER p. I44. ROSS SPICHER p. I45. DOUG SPROWLS p. 78. 79. 80. BI. Foofball 2. 3. 4: Traclc .2. 3. 4: I. framurals 2. JACOUELINE STANLEY p. 36, I45. Honors 3. 4. SUZANNE STEINMETZ p. I45. ANDREW STEWART p. I45. French Club 2: Key Club 2. 3. 4: Scienc Club 4: lnframurals 4: ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2. 3. Commandi 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3.4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Boolcaneers Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: SfuCo 2: Accenfs 2: Pep Band 2. 3.4: Musical Rose Bowl Parade. JOHN STOVAL p. 66. CHERYL STRAND p. 36, I45. Pep Club 2. 3: Follr Club 2. 3: Spanif Club 2: Teacher Helper 2: lnframurals 2: Honors 2. 3. 4: Nafion Honor Sociefy: Boolcaneers 3: GAA 2: Pep Band 2: Keyeffes 4: Ro: Bowl Parade 3: Plays 2. CAROLYN TATE p. I45. Goodfellows 2. 3. 4. HARTWELL TAYLOR p. IOI. I43. I45. Boys' Pep Club 4: Wresflingl 3. 4: ROTC Officer: Choir 2. 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2: Who Who 4. ROBERTA THACKER p. I45. Pep Club 2: Slci Club 2: Pep Band l Goodfellows 2. 3: Rose Bowl Parade 3. PAM THEISS p. 58. I45. Pep Club 2. 3: DE: Choir 2. 3.4. FRED THOMAS Track 2: lnframurals 4: Goodfellows 3: Pep Band 2. SHARON THOMAS p. I4I. I45. Pep Club 2: French Club 2. 3: Offic Helper 3: Honors 3. 4: Drama Club 3. MIKE THOMPSON p. 77. 78. I00. I07. I25. I45. Spanish Club 2: Ke Club 3: Boys' Pep Club 2. 3: L Club 3.4: FoofbaIl4: Baslcefball 3: Go 3. 4: Inframurals 2. 4: ROTC Officer: Color Guard 3: Honor Guard Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Goodfellows 3.4: FCA 3. 4: Who's Who 3: Class Cabinef 3: Choir 2. 3.4: Home- iming Escorf 4: Plays 2. 3. 4. ANCY THOMPSON p. I45. Pep Club 2. 3: Slci Club 2. 3: Science lub 2: Teacher Helper 3: Honors 2. 3. 4: Bibliophiles 4: Boolcaneers 3: oodfellows 2, 3. Vice-president 4: GAA Vice-presidenf 3: SI'uCo 2. 3. fcrefary 4: Black Lighf Team 3. 4: Sfudenf Congress 3. 4. TA THOMPSON p. I45. COTT THOMPSON p. 57. 7I. I43. ENISE THROCKMORTON p. I45. -IIL TINDER p. I46. Plays 2, 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. ENNIS TREFF p. 63 XRAI-I TUTTLE p. I46. ARY TURNER p. I46. CKI VANHORN p. 30. I8I. Pep Club 2: Folk Club 3: Teacher Help- 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: GAA 2: Pep Band 4: Plays 4. OBIE VISOCSKY p. I28. I46. Pep Club 2. 3: Teacher Helper 3. 4: ayeffes 2. 3.4: GAA 2: Play 4: Goodfellows 2. 3.4: Choir 3. 4: JUNE JG Jamboree 3. 4: JUNE BUG Co-edifor: Powclerpuff Foofball 3. 4 'udenf Congress 4. :RRY VORNHOLT p. I46. Boys' Pep Club 3: Foofball 2. 3: Traclc 2. 3. lnframurals 4: FCA 3. BRA WALLER p. 146. M WARD p. 146. ICHELLE WATT p. I46. Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Nafional Honor :ciefy 3. 4: Honors 2. 3. 4: GAA 2: Keyeffes 2. AVID WEAKLEY p. 26. I2I. I46. Drama Club 3: Boys' Pep Club 3: L lub 2. 4: Teacher Helper 4: Track 2. 4: lnframurals 2. 4: ROTC Offi- sr: Goodfellows 2. 3. Vice-presidenf 4: Sfudenf Council 2. 4: FCA 2. Plays 3. ERRY WEHKING p. 28. I46. IKE WELLS p. I46. lnframurals 4: Goodfellows 3: Nafional Forensic eague 4: Plays 3. 1AR14 WENTZ p. l39. AUL WESTENBERGER p. I46. 1REGG WHATLEY p. I46. French Club 2: Drama Club 3: Science lub 2. 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Honors 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Play 3: UNE BUG Jamboree 4. ICHARD WHITAKER p. 92. IOO. I46. French Club 4: Golf 2, 3.4: roodfellows 4. AMES WHITE p. 146. OSE WHORTON p. I46. Pep Club 2: German Club 2. 3: Honors 2. 4: Goodfellows 4: Plays 3: Class Cabinef 3. AREN WILEY p. I26. I46. French Club 2. 3: Office Helper 3: Ski Club 2: Goodfellows 2: Class Cabinef 4: Keyeffes 2. 3. 4. AMES WILL p. IS9. :IARGIE WILLIAMS p. 30. 47. 49, IO8, I IO. l2O. I46. Eollc Club 2. 3. residenf 4: Teacher Helper 4: Powderpuff Foofball 3, 4: Nafional Ionor Sociefy: Honors 2. 3. 4: Bookaneers 3: GAA 3. President 4: fuCo 3. 4: Plays 4: Keyeffes 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jamboree 2. 3. 4: Rose owl Parade. lays 3. 'EORGE WILSON p. 47. 49, I64. I OHN WILLIFORD p. I46. French Club 3: Drama Club 3: L Club 2. 3: Vresfling 2. 3: Tennis 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honors 4: FCA 3: EOWARD WILSON p. 44. IO4, I34. I46. Key Club 4: Foofball 3: Honors 3. 4: Accenfs 4: Pep Band 3. 4: ROTC Officer. JAMES WILSON ROTC Officer: SI'uCo 3: Plays 4: Choir 4. TONA WILSON p. 90. I29. I46. Pep Club 2: German club 3: Teacher Helper 4: Pom Pon Squad 4: Honors 4: Goodfellows 3: Keyeffes 3: In- fernafional Club 4. DEBBIE WINETROUB p. l3O. LAURA WINSTON p. I47. KERRY WOOD p. I47. French Club 3: Library Helper 2: Teacher Helper 2. 3: Baslcefball 2: Tennis 2. 3. 4: lnfrarnurals 2. 3. 4. KAY WOODWARD p. I47. Pep Club 2: Library Helper 4: Goodfel- lows 2: DE. ROBERT WOODARD p. I43. I47. Foofball 2: ROTC Officer: Choir 2. 3: Selecl' Choir 4. NANCY WRIGHT p. I47. MICHAEL YERGER p. I36. Wresflinq 2: Boys' Sfafe 3: Who's Who 3. VIC YOAKUM p. I45. BETH YUNGHANS p. I47. Pep Club 2: Teacher Helper 2: Honors 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3.4: Plays 2. 4: Chorale 3. 4: JUNE BUG Jambo- ree 2. SUE ZECK p. I06. I24. l25. I47. FRANK ZINK p. 85. I47. ROTC Officer: Honor Guard 2. Commander 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. FRED ZOCH p. 62. I47. 'lu Porfraying Sylvia in Drama Club's producfion, Up 'Ihe Down Vickie Van Horn fakes advice from Bea lDebbie Sfaircase, Wallerl on 'leaching mefhocls af fhe school. Barbara Aaron 88, I24, I25, I48 Herb Abel I6O Gary Adams l6O Bill Ahrens II9, I48 Glenn Aidif l48 Nancy Akin l6O Susan Albrighr 48. l48 Ed Ang lil, leo Donna Allen lll, I6O Anna Anderson 42 Georgi Anderson l48 Krislen Anderson l60 Mike Anderson 8I, l6O, l6l Ka+hy Arnold 88, lO8, II6, I23. l 3 l . l48 Lee Afchison I48 Roberf Afkins I48 Alex Aull I48 Tim Aull 85, l48 Debbie Bach l48 Janef Backhus 36, I48 Debbie Bacon I48, l6O John Bailey l6O Bren? Bakeman 55. I48 Frances Baker I6O PauleHe Baker 29, I48 Ruby Baker 25, I6O Russell Baker I48 Earl Baldwin 75, II2, I48 Denise Ballard I6O Bobby Ballew l6O Karin Banks 42. I48 Robin BarneH' l48 Lisa' Barfa I48 Tina Bar+a I6O Diane Baser 88, I24, l25, I48, I49 Doug Bass I6O Bref Baieman I54 Cheryl Bafencourl 7l, l60, I65 Jon Bafienberg l23, I24, l3l, l49 182 Preparing his arm for fhe long-awai+ed spring, iunior Dan Polczynski +hrea+ens a friend wi a snowball. Fred Baughman l6O Charles Beal ry l48 Belly Beil l48 Mark Bell l6O Mark Bennefis l48 James Benson l6O Lillis Berenlz 44, 95, l48 James Bergman l6O Dave Benron I6O Jeff Berke l6O Janice Bernhardi 42, l48. I5O Cindy Berry l60 David Berry l6O Mark Berry l6O, I6l Bill Berry l48 Kim Bes'r l6O Sieve Biehn l6O Pai' Biggar l6O Rickie Blair l6O Roberl' Blair 64, I48 Sherry Blalock I6O, I62 Lyn Boeppler 27, I48 John Bogner I48 Richard Bosfick IOS, 97, l48 Richard Bowen I48 Jere Boyd liz. 148 Bill Boyd I6O Paul Boyle I48 Thyla Boyle I48 Gill Bradley I6O David Brake I49 David Brazee I49 Tom Brewsfer 69, I49 Linda Brice I49 Jocelyn Brindel l6O Dewey Brown 26, l60 Eugene Brown I6I Janice Brown 64, l49 Kay Brown 9l, lO8, II6, I49 Richard Brown 60, l49 Richard Brown I49 Rochelle Brown l6l, I62 nderelass keeps in tune with sit-ups, snowballs haron Brown lol inger Brown 89, I49 heryl Brundy 88, lol iane Brune I49 Pam Brushwood lol Qulh Buchanan lol vlarly Bull lol Kalhy Burbery I49 Mari Buller I49 Lynn Cade lol Judy Callender I49 Mike Cammack lol Ilichard Camp I49 Ronnie Campbell I49 Donna Capshaw I49 Valerie Carissimo I48, I49 Mary Carl I49 Viclor Carnoali lol ill Carr lol onnie Cary I49 I Junior Gary Randall encourages his gym parlner 'lo do more si'I'-ups before his 'lime runs ou+. Dave Cecil lol Corinne Chai lol Pam Chambers I49 Mona Chapa I49 Paul Charlier I49 Greg Chrislensen lol Kevin Chrislenson I49 Colin Chrislenson I49 Alan Chrislolfersen I49 Wayne Cichon 80, 83. I49 Mark Clamperl' I49 Jeff Clark lol Lloyd Clary lol Terry Coleman I49, ISI Larry Collell lol Skip Collins I49 Eric Colslon lol Sharon Colslon I49 Diane Coll lol Mary Combs lol Jack Comer ISO Linda Conley S7 Mary Connolly ol, lol Becky Conrad ISO Keilh Consani ISO Karen Cook lol Karl Cook lol Bill Cook lol David Cooper I48, ISO John Cooper lol Jack Copeland lol Pam Cordl lol Rodney Cordl II2, lol Bob Cornelius lol Sheryl Corrislon lol Mike Coslello I9I Joe Colhern II9, ISO Chrisly Coll So, lol Conrad Cowan ISO Debbie Coward lol Josephine Cowing lol Richard Cox ISO Dawn Craig lol Gail Craig ISO Luanne Creamer ISO Clark Cummins 49, SI ,ISO Randy Cummins lol Brad Cune 93, IOI, ISO Denise Daniel ISO Robin Daniel Io2 Karen Danner lo2 I-loward Darche 77, Io2 Nick Davaz lo2 Alonzo Davis lo2 Faye Davis 3o Mike Davis ISO Paula Davis Io2, I9I Mark Dawes ISO Suzanne De Blois lol, Io2 Denice DeCook ISO Ed Decook ISO Marsha Denney ISO Timmy Denney Io2 Phillip Derringer Io2 Luis Diaz ISO Bill Dickerson ISO Palricia Dickson 43 Chuck Dillon Io2 Pai Dixon ISO ' Cindy Doby 3I. o9, Io2 Roxann Dodd ISO, Io2 Linda Dolsberry lol, Io2 Darrell Domann Io2 Mike Donohue ISO, I89 Wanda Douglas ISO Clinlon Drennon Io2 Donnene Drews Io2 Crissandra Dunham lo2, Io8 Barbara Dulaban ISO Terry Dulaban ISO Alfred Dunlap ISO Francis Dye Io2 4 Underclassmen taste snowflakes, practice cheers Randy Dye I 62 Debbie Easlburn I62 Brigid Ealon I62 John Ebbe ISO Rhonda Eckharl ISO Allen Edmonds I62 Belinda Edmonds ISO Jimmy Edwards I62 Karen Elcock ISO Susan Elling 42, l62 Denise Elliol 43. I62 Michael Ellis I62 Greg Engle I62 Dennis Enns SO, ISO. I62 Gary Enns ISO Jack Eppard I62 Mark Erharl I62 Roger Erharl ISO Susan Esher 2I. I62, I87 Kalhy Eubank I63 Jamie Evans ISO Judy Evans ISO Mike Evans I63 Belly Everell I63 Elizabelh Everell ISO John Everell I63 Linda Farr I63 Randolph Farlhing ISO Venila Ferguson ISI Sharon Fevurly I63 Brian Fields I63 Rickey Fields I63 Cynlhia Finch I63 Charlolle Finney I63 Raymond Fisher I63 Darryl Filzhugh ISI Eric Filzhugh I63 Ronald Foley I63 Nancy Forman I63 Daniel Forsberg I63 James Fosler IO8. II6. l6O. I63 Mark Fosler I63 Buddy Fosler I63 Terrie Fosler ISI, ISb Mika Fowler 28. ISI Cameron Franklin I63 David Freeman ISI Mary Freeman I63 Karen Frink ISI John Frishman I63 Cindy Frogge ISI Jayne Frye ISI Dalei Fryman I63 David Fryman ISI Dale Gamble ISI Don Garnell I63 Sherry Garnell ISI Debbie Garrell I63 Praclicing for B leam lryouls, sophomores Pam Slaller, Libby Johnson and Dorolhy Tay- Ior lry lo perfecl lheir slyle. Peggy Garrell 89. I63 Shirley Gaskins I63 Mary Gassen I63 Edward Gasl ISI Pamela Gales I63 Ted Gales ISI Paul Galewood 77. ISI, IS9 Gregory Gayden ISI Lynn Geddes I63 Doug Geesman SO. ISI Judy Geisen ISI Harry Gepharl I63 Donna Gillaspie I63 Hollis Gillaspie ISI Delores Gillom I63 Darel Gilmore I63 Rhonda Givens III. I63 Kalhy Givler ISI Rosanne Givler ISI Herberl Glenn I63 Susan Glolzbach ISI Terry Glover I63 Charlolle Golden ISI Diego Gonzalez I86 Tom Gonlerwilz ISI Bobby Goodin I63 Lloyd Goodwin I63 Marsha Gore I63 Charles Gollschalk ISI John Gower ISI Lynn Graham I63 Thomas Graham 44, I63 Alois Graves ISI Gloria Gray I64 Tonya Green I64 Michael Gregg ISI Bill Greishaber 62, IS2 Carolyn Grillin IS2 Sandy Grillin IS2 Nicholas Grunzweig IS2 Sleven Guylon I2O, I64 Tom Gwarlney I64 76 eff Mayhugh, John Pefers and Mike Jarvis wafch a classmafe fall, Sean McLaurin sa- s fhe firsf snow fall. dgar Habeck I64 ,ebbie Haddock I52 oberf Hagemasfer I64 onna Hagg l52 elores Haines I52 ebbie Hall I64 acque Hall I64 haron Hall I64 pny Hall I52 Iamela Hall I64 .udrey Hamblefon I64 ennifer Hafcheff I64 im Hafhcock I64 ames Hamilfon I52 'like Hamilfon I03, III, I5I andy Hamman I52 llarol Hardin I52 foward Harper I64 Eeorge Harris I64 .oberf Harris l52 loberf Harris I64 flarsha Harrod 89. I52 'erry Harfley I64 Iavid Hawes 50, IO7, I52 an Heaberlin. I52 David Hedges 47, Sl, I52 Kafhie Hedrick I52 Joe Heinfzelman I64 Brian Henderson 4I, ISI David Hendry 50, l52 David Hennessey I52 Lisa Hennessey I64 Bill Henshaw I52 George Hensler I52 Lloyd Herrera I64 Joan Herrig I64 Bruce Herring l52 Laura Hess I64 Dennis Hiaff 62, I52 Vicki Higgins I64 Nancy Hildwein I64 Peggy Hill I64 Jenny Hinds 30, I52 Bruce Hirschler 54, l52 John Hodge I64 Roberf Hodge I64 Gregory Hoffman I64 Pafricia Hoffman 43, III, I64 Wallace Hoffman I64 George Hoins l52 Lu Ann Holmes I64 Becky Hook I64 Laurie Honey I52 Edward Hopkins I53 Verceena Hopkins 65, I64 Ken Horfon I64 Larry Horfon I64 Ken Howard I64 Richard Howard I53 Ron Howard I64 Nini Hoyf I64 Rob Hrabak II8, I53 John Huberf l65 Josh Huckabee l65 Linda Huff I53 Bradley Hughes I65 Cynfhia Hughes I65 Toni Hughes I53 Michael Huhn I53 Joan Humes 88, IO6, I53 Richard Hungerford I65 Roger Hungerford I53 Ronald Hungerford I52 Sandra Hunf I53 ' Terry Hunfer I55, I67 Kafhleen Hufchins I53 Sfeven Hyde 50, I53, l65 Mike Ice 34 Lisa Jackman I65 Anfhony Jackson I65 Mike Jackson 69 Ricky Jackson l65 Sherri Jackson I65 Rufh Jackson I65 Lonnie James' I53 Rebecca James 34. I53 Kafhlyne Janerf I37 Frank Jarowifz I65 Anne Jarvis 26, I I I, l65 Mike Jarvis 86, I53, I85 David Jasfer I53 86 Sophomore Diego Gonzalez calches up on some las?-minule sludying before a biology 'lest Sherry Jasler l63 Kaihy Jenkins l65 Denise Jennings l65 Russell Jennings l65 Belly Johnson 90 Clinl Johnson 80. l65 Debra Johnson l65 Jean Johnson l65 Joan Johnson I48, l53 Brad Jones 3I, II7, I5 Fred Jones I65 Julie Jones l53 Leslie Jones I53 Russell Jones 75, I53 Terry Jones l53 Tobie Jordon I53 Marly Judson II6. l53 Sleve Kaaz I9O Phyllis Kaiser I65 Denise Karpierz l53 Bonnie Kasson l65 Chris Kasson I53 Paul Kaye I65 Ron Keim l53. I57 Kafhy Kelly l53 Krisline Kelly l53 Jayne Kelso I65 3, I59 Ron Kemp 7I, l53 Kraig Kenny IO6, IO7, I53 Paul Kenworlhy l65 Palricia Kimball l65 Debbie Kimbrough I65 Jill Kimbrough l53 Renee Kinder l65 Julie Kindred 90, l53 John King I53 Raymond King I64, I65 Teri King l65 William King l53 Janel' Kinney l65 Sleve Kiper l53 Charles Klinger I53 Diane Klopp l65 Mark Klofz IO6. I54 James Knudson I66 Dorolhy Kolb I66 Richard Kopp 33 Sleve Koschmann I66 Randy Kowalewski I54 Roberl Krall I54 Don Kramer I54 Tom Krallli 5I, 76, 78. 80, 82, 83, IO6. lO7, l54 Roberl Krieger I66 Dennis Kroll I66 Ray Krueger I66 Kalhy Kruse I54 Norma Kruse I54 Laureen Kuhlman I66 David Kunkel I54 Angela Kuszewski 166 Eva Kuszewski I66 Brenda Laakso I66, 28 Judy Laakso I54 Elizabelh Lacicero I54 Sandra Lake I54 Charles Lamb I54 Vincenl' Lange I66 Wendy Laughbon I54 Susan Lawrence I54 Debbie Leakey I69 John Leavill I66 Ellioll Lee I66 Jerome Lee I66 Rosemary Lee I54 Don Leflingwell I66 Mike Lellingwell I54 David Leins I54 Harry Lemley I54 Becky Lenderman I66 Robin Lenderman I54 Craig Lenl I66 Cynfhia Leonhard I66 Douglas Lewis I66 Leonard Lewis 96. IO4. Robyn Lewis I54 Leslie Liebeno I66 Cynlhia Ligenza I66 Marcene Lighl I66 Laura Li+z I54 Ernesl Lillrice I53. I66 Keilh Lober 50, I54 James Loewenslein I54 Mike Loewenslein I66 Keilh Logan I66 Linda Lollar I54 I54, IS! Underclassmen dread, study for semester exams rfeve Lorenz I66 xusan Lough 67, I66 .oberf Madden 36. 74. I66 flike Malec I54 rlaria Mamuyac I54 ames Manderscheid I54 lonna Manley I54 feilh Mann I66 flike Marlowe 44. l2I, I54 Dennis Marsh I66 rlary Marsh I66 usan Mar+ens I66 -herry Marfin I55 'ickie Marlin I55 loloerf Marfynowski I55 ane Massey I55 :rick Masferson 44, lI2. I55 Susan Esher. 'Phe 'final geome+ry exam which are iunior Mike Donohue and Meg Masferson 43, 57. 89, I66 Joe Maffhews 32. 50. I55 Kevin Maxey I66 James Mayberry I55 Angela Mayhugh 20, I55 Jeff Mayhugh 86, IO7, I55, l85 Leslie McArdle 67. I55 Calhy McClain I55 Sfuarl' McClellan Zl Mark McCurley I39 Ron McDaniel I66 Palricia McDermo1'+ I66 Ken McGee I55 Denise McQuar+ers I55 David McCabe I66 Cafhy McCracken I55 Dennis McGraw I55 Sean McLaurin I55 Bruce McMillin II9. I66 Bill Medley I66 Deanna Medsker I55 Jean Mehl l4O Pam Mensch 43, Sl. I66 Cheryl Meyer I66 James Meyer I55 Larry Meyer I55 Frank Miller I67 George Millener I67 Jeff Miller I67 Lori Miller 40. lO8. IO9, II6. II7. I55 Mary Miller 44. I55 Pal Miller I67 Gary Mirakian 36. 78. 8l, I55 Terry Mode I55 Bill Moore I67 James Moore I55 Margarel Moore I67 Mike Moore I67 Ned Moore 50. I I9 Troy Moppin I67 Jane Morgan I67 Mary Morgan I67 Eddie Morrison I67 Ken Morse I67 Phyllis Morris I67 Elise Mullen I55 Karen Mullikin I67 Tom Mullikin I55 Margie Myers I55 Brad Myhand I55 Frank Nash I67 Mary Ann Naylon I55 Mary Lou Naylon I55 Alice Nelson I56 James Nelson I56 James New 43. I56 Lynn Nielsen I67 Kennefh Nifchals I67 Norma Nixon I67 David O'Brian 43, 44, 45. I56 Jane'I' Oafney I56 Richard Ochs I56, I65 Reber? O'Donnell l65 Kafie Oliver I2O Sam Oliver I I7, I I9 Jane Olsen l48, I54, I56 Gayle Owen I56 John Pace I65 Margarel' Palmquisl I67 Joanne Parker I67, I66 Don Parks II7 Doreen Parr I67 Walfer Parr I56 Cafherine Parrish I67 Paul Passos 7l Angela Paflerson I6I, I67 Larry Pease I66, I67 Roberf PeixoHo II8, I48, I56 187 Classmen rush to warmth, debate '7 2 elections Paul Pelfon l56 Arlene Perez I67 John Peiers l56, I58 Melanie Pelers l56 Barbara Peferson 39, 90, I56 Tim Pelerson l56 Jackie Plleiger I56 Lisa Pike I56 Cynlhia Pogue I56 Dan Polczynski I56, I82 Mike Polk l56 Krisline Polfer 38, l24. Dale Polls I67 Andrew Prach I56 Janel Proielfo IO7. l6I Dennis Quinlan l56 Marcia Quinlan 88 Gary Randall 63, l83 David Recior I56 Vickie Redmon l56 JoAnn Reynolds I56 Cynfhia Richardson IS6 Connie Richler I67 Rebecca, Robbins ll2, I Bruce Rogers 67, l56 Buddy Rogers I56 Priscilla Roediger I56 Ed Rogers 25, I56 Glen Rollins II7 Ronnie Romig I56 Dan Rounda 44 Caleb Rowe 77. 80 Jimmy Rowe 80, I56 Debbie Ruebhausen l56 Cindy Rukes 43, I56 Linda Rufledge I57 Rosemary Saldivar I57 George Salehar I57 56 Jeff Sanders I43. I57 Josh Saniilli 50, IO7,,I48, I57 Mike Safferly I57 Nick Schmid? I57 Julie Schneider I57 Eric Schroll I57 Gary Schwinn I57 Donna Scoil I57 Gary Seafon l03. I Bill Seber I57 Nuriye Sezik I57 Kirslen Scovel I57 Wayne Shade I57 Bill Shade l69 Sieve Shaffer I69 Diane Sharp I69 Mike Sharp I57 Lynn Shaw I69 5 Nancy Shane I43 Melissa Shelley I69 Sieve Shelley 55, I57 Ann Sheehan I57 Sieve Scheels I57 Charles Shorler 77. I57 Vici Shor'rer I69 Joe Shulman I69 Anfon Simanowiiz I69 Tony Simmons l69 Carol Simpson I69 Dan Simpson I57 Peggy Simpson I57 Don Slack I57 Colleen Sloan I57 Ana Smifh l69 Ann Smifh I57 Calhy Smilh 30, I69 Ka+hy Sfewari prepares +0 address her hisfory class on Elec+ion '72. ly 'lhe cold, For+ Leavenworfh sfudenfs everly Smilh l57 loug Smilh l69 'larold Smilh l57 klark Smi'l'h l57 Jorman Smirh loci -hari Smilh l57 Terry Smilh 68, l69 'ally Sowrer l57 Tom Spain l58 avid Sparks l58 onald Sparks l58 lohn Spence I69 lohn Spencer I69 leve Spencer I58 amille Spelh I69 frisli Sprague I69 F'aul Slaley I69 Pam Slaller 23, l58 ienni Slephens I69 erry Slevens l58 Kalhy Slewarl I58, l88 'Linda Slewari I69 - -F' rush +o board 'lheir bus. Susan Sfewarl l69, I7O Terry Sfewarl I69 Charles Sfillwell l58 Alonda Srokes I69 Linda S+oH'lemyre I69 Alphonso Sfoudenmire l69 Mike Slroble I69 Rhonda Slronach l7O Reva Slrudeman l65. l7O David Sfucker l58 Ken Suddirh l7O Roberf Summers I67. l7O James Surber 5l. l58 Mike Tamburine lO8, II6, l58 Audrey Tapscolf I02. I IO Donna Taylor l7O Dorolhy Taylor I7O. l84 Jack Taylor l58 Larry Tevebaugh l7O Roberl' Thieme l7O Rhonda Theel I58 X x wax vas fake. . sys Sf- . - , fy A .N v 3 K x L N i 'jf' 'K 'x . ,wma i . -' C. .5 rf ff 74 K s - ' JI,-Q 'yi x ' 'Nan-KS-. me 1- f- 25.1- - -, A Chris Theiss l45 Cherie Thomas l l l, I58 Cheryl Thomas 53. IO3, l58. l7O Debra Thomas I58 Donald Thomas l58 Linda Thomas l68, l7O Sandra Thomas I7O Terry Thomas l7O Glen Thompson 77, 79. 80, 8l. l58 Blake Thompson 50, 78. 80. l58 David Thompson 85, I70 Jeff Thompson lO2, I58 Jerry Thompson l7O Milchell Thompson I IO William Thompson l7O Jane Timmermann l7O April Tingler l7O Darcia Todd l7O Charles Tolloerl I58 Linda Tolberl' l58 William Tompkins l58 9 Juniors, sophomores recite phrases, post entrles Mary Tousley I58 Pefer Toy I58 Mike Tracy I58 Mike Tucker I58 Greg Turner 96. IO4, I58 Kafhy Turner I70 David Tuszynski 36. I70 Glenda Upchurch I70 James Vaczi I70 David Valles I70 Jason Vance 74, 75. I70 Don Van Druff I70 Sfeven B. Van Horn I70 Leslie Van Srraren 46, 48, I70 Debbie Vargas I58 Alrhea Veal I59 Arfuro Veizaga 7l, I70 Shirley VeHer 88. l23. l3I, I59 Herman Visocsky I70 Jannelle Visser I59 Doug Voorhees I59 Judy Vornholf I70 Mike Vornholf I59' Don Vredenburg 84, I59 Sharon Wagler 34, I58 Tim Waguesback IO7, I59 Susan Waire I70 Rendell Walburn I70 Don Walker I59 Dennis Wall I59 Cafhy Waller IO8. II6, I70 Don Waller I70 Gordon Waller I59 Roberl' Wallis I70 Pam Ward I46 Paul Waren I59 Carol Warren I70 Leslie Warren I70 90 Deba+ing a bookkeeping problem are iuniors Sieve Kaaz, Gayle Owens Ronna He Diane Brune and Mary Morgan. Goldie Wafkins I70 Bruce WaHs I70 Anira Wafi I70 Ron Waymire I70 Jana Webb 90. I59 Ron Webb I59 Mike Weber I59 Susan Weber I59 John Weeks bl. I59 Pamela Weidenbach I59 Tom Werherell I59 George Wesfbrook I59 Michelle While 88 Phyllis Whire I59 Pafricia Whorlen I59 Dene Wickiser I59 Jeff Wiles I59 Willard Wiley I59 Ray Wilk I59 Janelle Williamson I59 Kevin Wilson 44, 80 Kay Winfield I59 David Wolf I59 Mike Wood I59 Bobby Woodhursr 52 Morris Woods 50 Terry Woodward 57 James Worrell I59 Dale Wunder 68, 70 Ken Young 84. I30 Rhonda Zuberg I59 David Zwickel I59 Kafhy Zychoski I59 y Classified Index 'ademics ..... Iminislralion . . if ......... ncl ........ skefball ....... ,e Club ......... .... I I4 ack Light Team ..... ..... ard of Educafion . .. . . . .. SIFISSS. ......... . ..... Impus Life .. peerleaders . asses ...... . oss Counlry ..... ..... Ia Processing .... ..... bale ............. ..... lifribufive Educalion. . . .... . . . . ama ............... ..... 2 8. um Maiorsi Maiorefles ......... glish ........................ llowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes ... lk Club ...................... ofball ....... . . ......... . . I I June Bug Staff Co-edilors: Lou Ann Lee Robie Visocsky Business Managers: John Johnsfon Amy Kussmann Copy: Lee Afchison Esly Cabrera Judi Sedlock Layoufz Tom Mullikin Debbie Vargas Pholographersz Mike Hogan Ouenlin Peferson Confribufing Phofographers: Bill Berry George Millener Sarah Powers Jim Surber Phofography Adviser: MSG Eugene McConiga fffm Foreign Languages ........ ..... 3 6 Girl's Afhlefic Associarion . . ..... 67 Golf .................. ..... 9 2 Goodfellows . .. . . . . I IO Guidance ..... ....- 2 2 Homecoming .... ...- I 22 Home Economics... ... . .60 Induslrial Arls ..... ..... 6 0 Infernalional Club .... .... I I4 Journalism .......... ..... 2 6 JUNE BUG Jamboree .... IO2 Junior Class ....... .... I 48 Key Club ....... .... I 04 Keyelles . .. ....l04 Library ..... ..... 3 4 Malhemalics .. ..... 50 Music ....... . . .... ..... 3 8 Musical ................ ..... 4 0 Nafional Honor Sociefy .... ..... 2 4 Office Educalion ........ ..,.. 5 8 PATRIOT ..... .... ..... 2 6 . 1, IS.. v-A Sv In French lab sophomores Mike Cos+ello, Paula Davis and iunior Linda Rulledge fry Io repeal afler Miss Diane Hayalian. Pep Band ..... ..... 4 4 Pep Club ....... .... I 06 Physical Educalion . . .... 66 Pom Pon Squad .... ..... 9 O Prom .............. .... I 20 ROTC ............... ..... 6 8 ROTC Sponsors. Officers. .... I I6 Sadie Hawkins ........ .... I I2 Science ............ ..... 5 2 Senior Class ..... .... I 26 Social Science ..... ..... 4 6 Sophomore Class. . . . . . . l60 Speech ......... ..... 2 6 Sporfs ............ ..... 7 2 Sfudenl Council .... .... 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