Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1972 volume:

NSD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY North independence Branch N I Amway 24 8. Spring zndflnndanq. M0 wan 1! 44-1 .,u l 3 A . .. ., ,.. M s K. .Arif ,,, . 1-Q fn A. ., .J f. ', ,. 5. v -.v, 4 1 . . .Q 's LQMU .., I -..,, fn 'y:,'. . 1 .iv- Z. ' ,Ss .1 -.2-Q I S 1 1972 REFLECTOR Lee's Summit Senior High Lee's Summit, Missouri Volume 3 7 , I ,,l, 7 I, , ,V ,, , f llriv 2 puguc LIBRARY ,i,o L fi f, v in M IVIID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY gui f 2 6 my f IIHIHUHIIHIHIIPWIIMIIHIIIIIllliIilllilllillillllllil P rf ff f iii' Q if gf if ff f f 0 ii , 6 0 0000 11209970 4 I Q, I 1 fl f, , Q I, ,, f 'f ' M' -f I X 7 ,lrf ,,h, l,,, 5 I ,, I Y Arf, I 6 7 'f Mr I X 5 0 ,u ,i, 0 i 0 ifi' 6 ii0 ? 0' 2 1 A cavities i282 4 26 Underolassmen 62 Royalty 120 Seniors 144 Sports Organizations 162 188 Senior Key Photography-Melody Van Dyke Haub Studio Journal I Remember. . . W M M WMM. ,:,,, . . . snow blanketlng LSHS. . . . 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' .f' . ---'ff ----, f T 1 1 'V' .42 J '- T , 'V A ff fl 2 51,5 Ulf' ' Ziff ' A V i . . . creativity inspired by different medias. . . students growing straight and tall in mind and spirit. 3 wx X f Q in 1' ., ., t . A.hi-4' u ...' , Q.- 4 academics r -ju J 4' 4 A qv., 1 ', ,.' -h , .Af .V .. Administrators Lead and Guide The administration of a high school is one of the most important, yet one of the hardest jobs in any community. The shaping of young people's minds is at stake-tomorrow's leaders are formed in three short years of high school. Mr. Brockman has been principal of L.S.H.S. for 18 years and has established growing, forward looking-programs through which students are prepared for the ' adult world. With the help of Mr. Diekmann and Nlr. Hicklin, the leaders and builders of tomorrow have an excellent chance of making a success out of the knowledge and a plication of this knowledge that D they have gained during their high school years. 3 f gn! X VW. V 4tff'?fa,4.s QW want fw., , Www 'ff WW .wwf .... u f owxe wa WWEM dlU Mr. James T. Brockman Mr. Robert Diekmann B.S. in Ed. at Kirksville State B.S. at Mo. Valley College Masters of Ed. at MU M.S. and Specialist at CMSC Secondary School Admin. Education and Secondary Principal Admin. Q Associate Principal Q Mr. Walter Hicklin Mr, Bm Bgam BS- all MO- Valley College B.S. in Phys. Ed. at civisc IVl.S. at-CllilSC M.S. in Sec. School Admin. Vlce Pflflclpal Vocational Work Orientation .miss T 'E Ft XSQQQ 5 5 ssSS8gssx ..tt at ts sssesssss SQSQQSS as A we X XX X E x Z 4 Q E 33595993 56358393 56538535 GSS Dr. Ca SS? x we xy X xx Sm t X X. Nm N NX Q x rx C Sim? XX Sxx X SSI' N x xv XX X X X xi x N s YT ' x O Dr. Ui Superintendent And Assistant Superintendent The supervision of the R-7 school district rests on the shoulders of the superintendent, Dr. Campbell, and assistant super- intendent, Dr. Underwood. Lee's Summit is fast becoming a major metropolitan district and thus many new families, who need a top-quality education, are moving in. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Underwood look to this future and are pre- paring R-7 schools NOW for the thousands of children to be edu- cated in the years to come-pro- viding a better education, more ' opportunities, and quality teach- ing facilities. Dr. Bernard Campbell B.S. at Southwest Missouri State M. Ed. at Univ. of Mo., Columbia Doctor of Ed. at Columbia Univ., NY Superintendent for 29 years Dr. Joe Underwood B.S. at CMSC Masters and Doctor of Ed. at MU Ass't. Superintendent of Schools 21 years in R-7 district PSV .,.,.. ....,-. ..... ,. .-,.,-..........,, .,.....-.,. ...,.,....,.- , K ,1..l.z....- ' I ' New Schools In Lees Summit W e Fl-7 school district has been The Board of Education of th I very active this year. X Among the new projects undertaken to improve Lee's Summit's I I I ere etting plans together for a new grade schoo o- schoo s w g cated in the northeast section of Lee's Summit on Independence Road and the contracting of the second phase of building on the one year old Pleasant Lee Junior High. V A special education program was developed and will start next fall for children in grades one through three who have ,,f1 learning disabilities. Mrs. N 13 yea Ideas about a vocational school in L.S. have also been con- Pfincir sidered by the board. 1 S I. ta danc any I a jot spec secri . Gob' 2' ' ficiei their Row 1, I-r: Russell H. Flltterlvloe-presidentt Bud S h HI Not pictured: Owen Covington. - C BU Sf. John Hertzog. Row 2: E. M. Copeland, M. D. Durnell Ipresidentt. A Mr -A ,,, .1-.al Q.::.a.f:.:.z.l....-...n5.L.-.N-.1 .. ,, ' f. ' ' f mit L been a year. nmit's aol lo- dence ing on High. Il start J have iilities. n con- board. 1 .,.yff?g.s.'y ' 1- vw- x... .. .,, U I 1 4 4.- , .a., ., ' Q M-si 4 , 2 gf X., 1 X' if W' I . f-,, , V. ' . 1,35 .:,, , L' 2 1 1 ' 1 ' ?,.,f,, , I f . f ,,,1. J -.- , , AD .,, , 4., 'f M,-arf ....., , ,. we ' ff? wa4.,.,4w.W...,,,,4 4 sidenty. Mrs. Marcia Miller 13 years at LSHS Principal's Office Mrs. Gail Guffey 6 years at LSHS Attendance Office LSHS Secretaries Five secretaries handle all paperwork, atten- dance records, financial balances of clubs, and also any typing the teachers may need done. This is quite a job, since they also deal with students who have special problems or jobs to do. Besides the four secretaries who work in the front offices, Mrs. Mary Goble works in the library. The secretaries keep the school running ef- ficiently so the administrators and students can do their work efficiently too. ., ., a If ,NW 4 , , f I . M Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Goble in Guidance Office. 5 ifwdw fy y f ? 5 we I Mrs. Mary Gibson 12 years at LSHS 5 years at LSHS Guidance Office PrincipaI's Office Mrs. Arvilla Keith X M ...., xX H F V vi . . it ,K x is N A . 15 7. Q NQQKWN , X siggf 'S 0 x 8 ' .W V Q , S g. I XM qv s .US If mwwf 3 ,fff U f ' , . .- A- - ' ., '7 , I X, Ez ' I--f1'4.:,1.. -H.:-. . 'WQFN 3 1' 1 ,. ff? , '4' 'J I 1 t .sasag,5,5r , 'Q ' , 1 , , ' U' if , ff if xy' ' o,, M4:, . f , 1 f ' A Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Guffey pose in Attendance Office. su Counseling and Guidance Students who have family problems as well as students who have questions about college can always come to one of the counselors for help and advice Sending transcripts and arranging for students to take the SAT ACT and other ,ff if f DM 72 . W4 I 5, M Z X VW f W ff I WWW Wig M276 f YW! 7 f f s X X . X X w Xf ff f M f v 1 f X f college entrance exams start as early as Novem- ber. Changes in semester classes and schedules are made by the counselors, too. A new member of the counseling team, Mrs. Walden, is the sophomore counselor and has come from Center High School. WQQ if . Mr. Clifford McCormick B.S. in Ed. at Southwest Mo. Masters in Ed. at MU Industrial Arts, Guidance Mr. Lyle K. Jones B.S. in Bus. Admin. at MU Masters of Ed. at MU Guidance and Counseling I I ...W .... .F l E X l .tx . H W- 1 My fa . - Iss- , , . . kssmsv. -fl ' S J IA! 4. X Ts. X l Mr. McCormick and Mr. Jones look over application form. M ,f Q ,C W , ff W' f QM 'I . lx? 1 ,,.., , , ,f .mf 1 f Z6 2 Z 2 f f ff' 'lf K W , f Jffff' 4, r I W . f f f' ,ff 1 X 2 47 f 1 f I ,., h Z ff' ,fa . X W ,nw ,. f '91, W ff , , , ff by -Mm MW? s , or f' A 0 j 4 A , t ff 'T gf ,nf ' eazf . V Q: elf. ,f , 4 H f f . ,Z Mrs. Walden looks for student's class schedule. vb R X Us was 4 S f its -.Q . . x S N, s X X sk. . Nl X X Mrs. Lois E. Walden B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Guidance and Counseling f , , . fl . , ,,f W . ,L Mr. l- Bach Meth Educ 41. Q, Mr AJ B.E Me 'NwFN'wwvW X we -f Q I0 M Cc . 7.-'XZ 6 X wiv z 9- 'M' w s6f'9 J aw! 5 XL - M 2 We Um M ,f ,X X A ff m 6 f-Wayan' f SW W 4 . ! f' ewflfw 7 1 f ' -If f , ' Q , l In I 9 et.-Q.,.,.-.mf..t-u..,,..,,. 5 K we s ij 3 Mr. Keith House Bachelor of Music at Central Methodist: Masters of Music Education at Kansas Univ. Mr. Wayne Hughes A.A. at Centerville Community B.S. in Ed. at Northeast Mo. Masters of Ed. at MU L my E QL. :ar -ta - f ' gtrzfnl 6 i k 1 5 5 V f- sf y 4 1 2 i ' Q , . Q , al 3 1, lt. jf! A . ,f ' . J 4 Q .. s .fly i 1 A . ,- , , F o, ' H.. 31 MQ.. t sexi Mr. Vance Fiiffie B.S. at Drake University Masters of Ed. at CMSC Music Mrs. Becky Scott Bachelor of Arts UMKC Art Education X74 'Q . ' 1 s 1,95 -. . f Mr. Hughes and Mrs. Scott check on Barbara Hutton's progress in ceramics class. Creativity from Music and Art Creativity, whether from an artist's hand or from a mellow instrument, is an accomplishment strived for by students with the teaching help and guidance of the fine arts department. Cul- tural abilities, as well as scholarship and athletic abilities, are represented well at LSHSQ and these refined abilities come in the form of music ivocal or instrumentall and art iceramics, painting, and drawingl. ggawl' Mr. House and Mr. Biffle inspect a new score. .,,, Un--1. -..,.--..-- --.. New Courses Taught in English Department For the past three years, the English department has successfully worked out an elective program of English courses that runs on a semester basis. The only required course is Composition l for sophomores. There were two new subjects offered this year: Individualized Reading for seniors, and Thinking Through Literature. The main objectives of the English program are to help students appreciate good literature, to help students understand life in its personal, social, and aesthetic phases, and to help students respect an author's right to express opinions different from their own. Mrs. Nancy Aagenes B.A. at Rocky Mountain College in Montana English and Theology Miss Nancy Friedman B.S. in Education University of Kansas Secondary Language Arts. Mrs. Deanna Martin B.A. in Education UMKC English Mrs. Mildred Mitchell B.A. at Olivet College M.A. at UMKC English English department meeting. Mrs. Julia Reese B.A. Dakota Wesleyan, S.D M.A. at UMKC English Literature ...bt W Z X, Mrs. B.A. Cent Engli Ta t Q N L- ! AS ent '1 of only -ear: -ting llish ood its telp ons M W V 'W W I W if 'rf X Mrs. Sandra Simpkins B.A. and M.A. Central Washington State English K 'QE f Z 1 5 , sg ts' i I I .f ' X is W MX Amkxggwgv, - in . S Ngtxgsg Miss Kathy Vance B.A. Missouri Valley College M.A. UMKC English . N Miss Peggy Williams B.A. in Sociology Quincy College Sociology f y . f X Mrs. Sue Williams B.S. in Education Central Missouri State English X .5 wt as Nqtlt' U X ' A . so SKK ,ft 2 kv R 3? f K 19 Fit 343' Z M L-Fl: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Simpkins, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Agenes, Mrs. Friedman. ,f A, f ya, .wp-,f , I V1 C 11 lf, fe' ,Q jr 4 ,jkyyl ' fe g- , . 5 f cf X f .3 4, It 4 ' 1 f 1 f 1 , Z, 1 if f , , ,f , 1 if all . 4 I ' z.. ,' Z1 2 Mr. Bill Brobst B.S. in Education K. State Teachers College Physical Education Mrs. Virginia Ziegler B.S. in Ed. at CMSC Social Studies Mr. J.C. Davis B.S. and M.S. in Ed. Kansas State College Phys. Ed., Administration History Department Guest speakers and specialists frequented the Social Studies Department this year. Where the social studies programs could benefit, speakers from diverse areas such as supporters of the Lee's Summit Charter Commission cam- paign, the Jackson County Court, and a foreign affairs specialist from India visited classes to bdng a fwsbhand account ofissues under dmcusmon. Besides enriching and varying the semester curriculum with speakers, the teachers supplemented their knowledge and skills by par- ticipating in workshops, educational series, and night courses. This in tu rn benefitted the students. 4 Mr. Winston Conkling B.S. in Social Science M.S. in Political Sci. Kansas State College . KX fi fz Mrs. V B.S. an Centra Social Mr. M: JW ll' . . 3 Social l X if ff V 5 K f I . l i ,, . , I V Wie ' f Ak, W . M W Q i l Mrs. Wanda Kirlin B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Social Studies Mr. Manne Magady B.S. in Ed. at Southwest Mo. M.S. at Univ. of Missouri Social Studies, History l f subjects as Algebra I, geometry, advanced algebra, trade math, techn Mr. Francis Titus B.S. at Mo. Valley College M.S. at CMSC Education Mr. Walter Hlcklin B.S. at Mo. Valley. College M.S. at CMSC Mathematics , .0 1 Maxfli' .Q 'V J lv ?' 6 1 1 . V 57., yi-2, ., 1 f f ,4 I f i, 17,9 4 Q, f 5? 1 7 y N02 , 1 ay : MP V i f 4 3 , 'fmt I W l lf gg if Viet: Mr. Bc B.S. ai Mu, o Math, l Mr. E B.S. a B.S. i Physio ark 1 State College lbyw.-ffwe Mr. Bob Bobbitt Mr. Tom E. Gibson B.S. and M.S. in Education B.S. in Education MU, Okla. University, K. State CMSC Math, Chem., Biology, Gen. Sci. Biology Mr. Eugene Honeywell B.S. and M.S. at CMSC B.S. in Education Physics Mr. Ivan S. Slaughter, Jr. B.S. at University of Mo. S M.A. at UMKC H Biology W, f f X ,W P I f M Science Department The science department experienced a change as Mr. Gibson and Mr. Honeywell joined Mr. Bobbitt lace chemistry whizl and Mr. Slaughter lwho is always cutting up in biologyl to teach the regular subjects of physical science, chemistry, advanced chemistry, biology, ad- vanced biology, and physics. ,ff X ' 7 5, Q 'i'L M Z ff' ,. M X ., A Mrs. Karen L. Agers B.S. in Education Southeast Mo. State College Business Education Mrs. Ruth Beeson B.S. in Education University of Missouri Business AN Mrs. Jamie Brewer B.S. and M.A. in Education Northeast Mo. State College Business Education Skills Taught by Business Lead to Vocations From books to riches. This seems to be the goal of the business department. Every thing from beginning typing to second year shorthand to second year bookkeeping seems to make students want for careers in the business world. Other popular items this year in the business department were the D.E., Distributive Education and S.O.E., Supervised Office Experience organizations. BLQEKEU rf i i ss.tV, V -.t. ,,... , ' ff! , r . f ' , 'i Q 7 - - X . 3, Q ,A ff gf!! ' a ,f 1 , t ,C I ,f ' ,M ' ' , f f f y, hz? Z ff X I X . 3,1 , , . .ff I. A ff Mrs. Kathryn Sue Coleman Mr. Jim H t B.S. in Education B.S. in Edurcaiion Leon Rook Cenfra' Methodift COHSQG Central Mo. State College MIS itsclcnlivhwgst Mo' Staie Business Education Distributive Education Spec Degregssgr Business Wi. Cit r- p ag . . at QF' X it Qt fs., its X tx X ,E -X fs' Wm f. f, VF A s Mrs. B.S. Unlvi Busli 6 th D.E., ' 0 .E., . ' , A , t ' I l C 9 3 . , , , ifp W ,, ' 'RQ- H L11 Mrs. Delores Snell Mr. Tom Wilson Mrs. Thelma Young Ltate B.S. in Education B.S. in Bus. Admin. at MU B.S. at East Central State , University of Nebraska M.S. in Distributive Ed.g CMSC Ada, Oklahoma Business Education Business Education Foreign Language Drama, Debate, Speech Modern audio and visual equipment was used extensively by the foreign language depart ment. Four years of Spanish and French are covered thoroughly by the three teachers in this area Mrs. Flosalee A. Northway B.A. at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Kansas English, French Debate, speech, and drama students had ample opportunities to take part in tourna- ments, contests, and school plays, with help and drive from Mrs. Warren and Mr. Flanagan. WWQW W Ci., , ffjvwfwf A Z WN! .MN 4 Checking out the EFI stations and headsets. rf 5 f Mrs. Karen Weaver B.A. at Wm. Woods College Fulton, Missouri Spanish Mrs. Frances Shirck B.A. in Clin. Psy. at Omaha U. M.A. in Guid. and Couns. at UMKC NDEA lnst.-Univ. of Okla. Psychology, Spanish Mr. George Flanagan A.B. at William Jewell l Communication Mr. Flanagan and Mrs. Warren discuss play lines. 20 lb Mrs. Brenda Warren B.S. in Education Central Missouri State Speech, Theatre Misa B.S. M.S Phys Mrs B.S. Phy Phy. H., ,,,, fa-V .fy Zyya, sw, .4 away V f ' -Aim ' Q I Ss , ,ff Y! W Z ?': ,4 r K SWL, f. f Mr. Bac Kan Phy Miss Diane Black B.S. in Ed. at MU M.S. at Central Mo Physical Education State EW JE Mrs. Hunter B.S. in Ed. at MU Q, kft . !'lii:?E 4 X 'rsh a Physical Education, Biology Physiology Mr. Tom Hewitt B.S. and M.S. in Ed., CMSC Physical Education Basketball Coach Mr. Gary Sage Bachelor of Arts Graceland College Physical Education Physical Education Department Strives for Strength in Learning A large variety of sports were covered by the physical education department in order to meet the needs of all the students-to de- velop their highest potential in as many activities as possible. Archery, badminton, baseball, basketball, bowling, field hockey, football, ping-pong, soccer, tennis and track were the major sports studied. Two teachers were added to the L.S. staff, bringing in new ideas and approaches to teaching physical education. Mr. Flon Stevens Bachelor of Science Kansas State Univ. Physical Education xy! f l , ,f W1 , X Q u iff, Z Y fn. ,V , ff , 21 Industrial Arts Department From dendrology to lab work woodworking and wood technology classes involved the mind as well as working with a large variety of machines in the wood shop-taught by Mr. Stone and Mr. Widel. Electricity, circuits, and ele- ctronics are Mr. Van Blarcum's specialty. Basic drafting and arch- itectural drawing classes were shared by Mr. Parker and Mr. Widel. Metals and power mechanics were taught to mechanically-minded students by Mr. Williams!Mr. Stone, and Mr. Early respectively. f-JW f f f . ,f ,wif.s,WW- fir! Q, ,K zfdf Aw , WQNW ,, 4,,wf ',M-4Ww'W A 9' I 'I .V fg ' is if ,. -,gg f' ,f f f' 5 . if fy. Q 32 V -. ,. ,, N I get 'V fthe, X, ,. Industrial arts teachers inspect a project. Mr. Dennis Fl. Early B.S. in Education, CMSC B.S. in Industrial Tech., CMSC Industrial Arts l 5 S S fk Mr. Harold Parker B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Industrial Arts and Tech. Mr. Merle H. Williams B.S. in Education Central Missouri State industrial Arts Mr. Thurman Stone B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Industrial Arts Mr. Kenneth Wldel B.S. in Education at CMSC Industrial Arts and Tech. Mr. James D. Van Blarcum B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State industrial Arts X fa f f ,, 5 MM Mrs. B.S. Mast Homi- 1175 f W fr ' ,l Mrs. B.S. Voce 4 :'.::i M rs. B.S. M.S. Coui klein-NLG 'C A if X, fi' IRQ .tt N X N Q df: E , we C K XA Q: fy Q6 V ay, 5 asf. .vm Mrs. Pat Briggs B.S. in Ed. at CMSC Masters in Ed. at MU Home Economics Zf Y 1 Mrs. Sharilyn Bowman B.S. in Ed. at CMSC an V WMM Home Economics and Library A wide variety of semester courses were available to girls in the Home Economics department all taught by three teachers: Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Bow- man, and Mrs. Havner. World foods, family meals, and food analysis comprised the more tasty courses. Materially minded students may have chosen from wardrobe clothing, creative clothing or senior home ec. Those preparing for the future had a choice of interior design, home nursing, or child development. Second-year in operation and the new library facilities have had a good i deal of reading traffic through its aisles and rows of fiction, non-fiction, and reference books. Head librarian, Mrs. Adams and secretary Mrs. Goble, as well as the student helpers, keep the growing library up to date and easily at the students disposal. s Sig- tx T ...., if :Yf X s X NK X as X Q gi XX AXXQ Ex X X XS Q K Y we xx X if 6 X, X x - 'ij . K. - if?-.X .fi Q Q N x 1 x N XXX X s gr RM , , ,N , K XX Q X x XX X . Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Havner, and student teacher, Miss Vocational Home Economics Baker put bfead in oven- ZONE wM ,M V1 Z 'Why' Cz 'E 7? V ,ff Mrs. Mary Goble 3 years at LSHS M.S. in Ed. and Lib. Sci. CMSC Library Secretary Mrs, June Havner Mr, Wayne parker Mrs. Geneva Adams B.S. at CMSC-Home EC, Ed, B.S. at Northwest Mo. State BS- in Ed- at CMSC M.S. at CMSC-Guidance and M.A. at Northern Colorado St. ' 1 Counseling History, Health, Phys. Ed. Edl-'Gallon and Ub- SC'9 'C9 23 Custodian and Cafeteria Personnel Custodians and cafeteria help are an essential ingredient in each student's school day, whether they realize it or not. Each school day the cafeteria personnel must prepare a hot meal for approximately 1800 students. A few visible changes were made this year. In January, plastic psychedelic trays replaced the old brown ones used previously. Also, slogans such as Be A Smarty, Eat Hearty were printed on nap- kins in various colors to put more variety into the daily lunch routine. The custodians clean up after every dayg an essential when so many separate activities and classes are going on in one building. The flag is taken down and folded daily by Nlr. Brizendine, head custodian. Bonnie Alexander hea d of the cafeteria Donna Stone secretary pause for a picture Journal photo and Lillian Ewing dleticlan for Ft 7 School District take time out to Z 6 Mr. han 3. 4 N i t 5 wx . Z ? ,, , ,fu W , W :manly ,,' Mr. Ftiffie may be hunting in vain for a fork without four kinks in the handle. Teachers Are Human Too ? K ,Wh ,.,w4 ' When in doubt, ask Mrs. Adams. -M K if?-fktf fs . is 1 i i A V f i N X 4' 5 S B g s ... s-,, -1 it I ,K xp ,... Q -5 5' i f it ffitif Q I 0' 7 4 ff? n, W, wwf ff' ffm ,vw M P K D' kmann and Mr. Hicklin don't seem to mind being photographed, but what about This is a study area, repeats r. ar er. Mr. I9 Mr. Conkling? I X7 A ff 53. ,N My--L... A X.q-Q 5 , .J- ,.1 xi . 1 1 ' f if x 1. V- gy- -1Q,u1y'..vfT ',y' Q ffl, ..1, .fA71:,w.v ,su , xx, uf, ,,-f,, If hi' i-Lf', '1 125' 11 ' '1' -,W . ' Lf, .V , .q L,,,,,-K K of.f' ,J 22515 A ' ' 1-. ,......-., vu.-... .-L,.v...-f,-T-:J .-ff. Q,- seniors , is Billy Aaron o n WNW, Charleen Adkins Kenny Adkins Alan Airrin9'f0n lra Allen X Nw, X 'NT' TTT? ,XX X, Nancy Alley Sheila Amyx Ed Anders out ' A s Michelle Anderson Pam Anthony Tim Arney Ann Bachman Burt Baker DOUQ Ball Bill Bancroft Joyce Barkley win thin per cha high che spc scho- class the x. accei ahea lair- wf .. ' I ,, A K 5W3E5:g5-I. ' , Seni vice- . i 1 l l l The Spirit of '72 has a determination to win--not only in sports but academically, too. To work and receive recognition for doing some- thing worthwhile should be the goal of every person this year. l The senior year is also a time of change- S ' changing from an adolescent to an adult. Thus, high school becomes the battleground for that ' ' 1 change. This change can be realized in both sports and academics. With ths hsip of the administrators of this school and community, every succeeding senior class becomes more involved and understanding of the world's problems and becomes prepared to accept greater responsibilities in the world , ahead. James Bennett Senior class officers, Left to right: Vicky Potter, treasurerg Linda Jenkins, secretaryg Rick Oetting, vice-presidentg Jennabeth Troumbley, president. Bob Belser Anita Bang Bob Bates Dianne Barnes Joan Barnard .:f.. L+ 3' S .Q N x Q NX x N X X NX Q A Q' NV, -4 3 K hw , , Q X 5 N X f o 5 VY Wu i- 7, xfX we Tw NZ' U x -, f aw S x x X X SN Mi, , .gg Q ,s E71 Nm Sheila Brosom David B rown WwnsvwNe. A H 'Nfi fx... A Xu. ,Amr ff is gl gf C x V' Q 46 s X 'N X X ' 9 Q ' f ,X 5 M ,f 1 Q 'N . x x, X A be Q f S f we E1 I V 55.1 - , ,gi f X K , , I, A K4 V, f H l k A W., V bg if . X J I M Ni , -' ,fN'Zff , - X QQ i V' X wj 'i '4 X4 X f , Svc-f Brown Haub an f ZW!! 1 m ww' ,, - Karl Burden Pam Cantrell Debbie Carlile Patty Carpenter Pat Jackson, Johnny Luikart, Jennabeth Troumbley present skit during Homecoming pep rally. Mike Carroll Sherre Carswell Ann Bachman finds a quiet moment in lunch hour to read a good book. M WWW i 5 i Lou Ann Cary N3nCY Casey Melvin Casieel Jeanie Caywood . Z ' f X , X fi 2 ' Lucy Chamberlin Val Christ l 1 l X : X X X , Z 3 s I X , X X X E x X Wk Q .x E Debra Clayton Lola Clyde .sw Linda Collier David Collins Debi Comer Nancy Conde sh S C x X Pat Connors Danny Cook Dick Cooper Paul Copple Mike Cortner Dave Cox JOY COX FUCK COX 9 'rw 'f4 C ,C D kk i ii Rosanna COX Sue COX Diane Craven Debbie Curry .nm . ,....m.L..-....w. v......,,..,...nx,.:v.Q,1: ,.L.n...mac,. Q N it 4 wid - F 5 .. gl N W .N.x.x X S ive x - O Q33 ' .' F Steve Eldridge Nancy Conde and Vicki Lee take a break from working on the winning senior float Duretta Eubanks , cl Nancy Evans Kevin Farrar Gloria Feller Larry Fick 'Vi r , ,,..,,yw 5 Shirley Field Kent Field James Fields Brenda Fiore Q 35 if 5 X X Lillian Fiore :XX ,Q Q- FZ- f Xowg X Ve, , X 1 ,xx X in 3 Q12 X X Xf ls X if fifm i 6 is X X SZ' NX! E y V + X. X f XX s x xxx' ' CS'XXs.ms V Xsail ' S Q i if 5 Fl 1 E F X' V, X f M W 5 Xr ,W Dennis Fisher If ,S X X: f !S 1 X. 5' a, iv X Q My Ski .V 3 Q ,Y 31,1 X 5 A X JI X A Kicks. SN S, i:2:XQ.S:QIg,1,:55:gXjlZ3g r' s '- A 'hx 1 K 'ff 'lf vi , X f as W f+'3n'f s' ' 'v'v'f! ' ' 13 x X , X -.. . x, . X Q. 'Q X sf F3 wwfzeaiwiv' as xg-1, F - S FX X X. . - X .. Q Q x X X x 'Q X 'Q ' 'Q ' gg si. Q C ,- , 'X Q' W'x3s'f.X4wrX In - ff. X X?-NI-f f-H 'fX2lX,f1-1-1-:Xff X was F 1.4-X 1 iw: S' 4 '-H X, as -M ' v.+Xma-fs X.X,u 'X' FX - SX K V X X f X. 4. . Q . 1 Q JS, ,' y , JAX X X X wiv A. X Q N ' iz X Snnfg 5 ,QRS ,Q ,Q X X 1 'Xb X .-:RQ ,,'S5a.3.:f5X V gl X .Sa .3 XX , +..'XS. FX ,X Q gf l S ' 56-L'.'lX A '1 F Gift' .fr-2 eg- f F y f ws K 1' 1 s W ' ods. - Q, -,X X5 X' X X X' X, A - X 5 x , , K X . X. 4, X 5, L Q Q 1 E up 4 2 i F rj: X ,X X X 1-it X1 5 I 94 7' K y X 5 s ' Q' 'F Q ' A '4 N A . ,AW win S .X Q, , 1 W ,Q .i s ' Nancy Alley lifeguards at L.S. Pool during summer of '71. Mike Fisher X NO xf X XX XX-4. N-annex x X Dan Flanders Flick Floyd Pam Former Donn Fowler Se f l' f' W l Seniors Accept Responsibility and Enjoy lt! John Franklin Charles Friben Richard Gaither ' Guy Gamble if ' 'I 4: wi... W! ' Pat Gann Wanda Gassaway Betty Gerts Les Giddings Bryan Glasgow Terry Glenn Alice Goble Mike Goddard , .2 '17 - . flgwpmaisfq :sg 3 1:-rw-:gas .. ,-sl.. ,. 2' fi.-.frf-22514356 25:11 i J af Axis W A f , V ,Mjfg - so 5,3 X, f 'M SRS. M X- H ,iafgggggfi wsflf- if S ' 52 Qf A X 1' 4? N gi f X ,fx tz,,.4,,f V sign 1 2, ' 'qt f, - Q W 2 3 '212fW,1 ' 5 , ,QQ ff 3 ff f X1 gif ,, 4 4 , , lsr. i t a f - gl f -it .- wg 5 0 . ,. A hh X i Virginia Grayum D9flf1iSGfeef Debra Golden Dwight Gower Judy Greer Trina Gregg Jackie Guest Willa Guthrie .- A w- 'A ia Brenda Hall Jerr Hall Bobby Hallum Dana Hamilton G Sandy Hamilton ,f :SH . Chuck Hammond Roger Hammond Rick Hanking ,,,,,,,,? 'c VW? Nhwmsemm N . NWN , Kathy .- ,-. 1,-fv..v...-,,..-.....z.ix..f,.tf.-me.,,.44,g.,.L,5g,,,,,,,,A,,,,,f JA., -V, , H ..,.,,, U-,QW M,-in , g w W1 ' 'kiss ss wwf xtgs 'st .Q w f :Ns - Q iiii - wnpm. Kismet Kathy Penistion uses library facilities to plan for debate. i Library Facilities Promote Study WWMW. Jerry Hardwick BGUY Hafpef Darrell Harrison Jana Hartley John Hawkins Judy Hawking Kim Hawthorne Phil Heffelfinger Marie Henderson Mx My W WW W' fwf if ff ,,f W if W f , - wyf ,yy WV Q4 Sand ra Hendrickson WZ H' H VW Www If Wd, 7-,:. 'f' I, W Sandra Hendrickson puts stencil on the mimeograph machine. Guy Henry X sh x i , I Brenda Herrington Marc Hibbard Suszi Hoffman Monte Holcomb SWL' ilwffis Linda Hmmes Chefyl Hoover Richard Hougland Barbara Hudson wa. We f X Cindy Hughes Theresa Huitt Career-Minded Students Take Business Courses Rick Huskey Barbara Hutton Patricia Jackson Ron Jackson Debby James Jesse James Wtwwww xx ,rmwvwg I 5 Jo Dell Jenkins JOHN Jenkins 5 f . ., if s, EE :-J.. Ijgaiaa-Y X ,, si ' t 3 1 I V Q' M, e ft ,t ' f, 'sew ik 1 AXA S , ,V W, A I U it gh! K. mu 1 Q., I Q- R 'X Rhonda Bowen in Vocational Secretarial Practice. f 5 1 5 2 F 5 ? ' Qt, W -mga- f . Togetherness and Cooperation Linda Jenkins . 1 E , , M MU' ,wi ,, ,W f W, i i W l Dewey Johnson Johnny Johnston Rick Johnson K Lewis McCann, Kay Bonds, and 'W iyfff ff 1' 1 xy A W we 41 ' Bill J x fr 'ff' I Mfg, Linda Johnston Susan Johnston Debbie Jones Doug Jones 'wi' ,.aalulWW KW' ,f Kim Jones Nancy Kelley Pat Kelly Debbie Kendall Middle project 4 l X9--xv in 31 My-ink, QV Middleton work on a social studies independent study 3 ' project. W f 0 Q , , 4? V f 1 , fi Z f f 7 N If X X X , 4! M f f .4 W o as Q . W Z 2 Karen Ketteman Vickie King Shawn Kitley Connie Kramer .L N I Q fyyy X WV' ,fa ., 3:11 fj f W ff M 45 ' ,f .Lf ' 1 f ' Darrell LaCIair Gail Larsen Richard Lednicky Vickie Lee . tw, L 4'0 Q .J Jeff Leonard Mary Lilly Danny Love Tom Lowe 1 gf' x y ' E 4 f VJ, ,H , it K 'VI 4 f 4 ,' ' f , f 1' gy li Hi ki ,. 'W M I 5, K 1, fi., V Z A 7 John Luikart I 'Q 7.514 f W ,fix n, A Qi , + V vf V, ' 4 , f Wgfilf X . K, ,Q ,, N 'Q V 2 ' 'Uni' f ' g,, V jf if. , yzkigxggzf V ff ' ' fij21r29hZz!,g,a,, if ' 1 f- f fi S I ,QW V., , W if v 4 4' ' '. 5 .aiu ff ', an jx? ,uf 9 WA ,,,, .Mfg I ff, , 2 ', 'paiirzgg 139444 ' ,, M X if ga, , X :,,fEf5L.'11 if' if f , A 5 fu w . i?,':, i Q I g, , it ft ' fy 1 ' Qi , wif i Us ww 1 ' ff gf' ggi, , 1 A7 JV p ge 1 5 A, ,, Y. .,, , Wu., my I V I If 51 '2 4Z2'7?f1 ., ' W'fi5 b7 'E i iv' , 4' f ' 2,1 I X ' , ' 'Q y V ' ' 'f .YJM1 , ' If 3'4,'W -+1 35112 f Ff h Lf, if ' X inf' K ff? ' f wma 221' ,,f i f W?-me W 'f,? away , UQQV L. I st 41.375 'fo a7'1',??4i cum, My ,SQL wr X-4 ' 'Egg' Z'1fMflZ19g'5u 'ff fvsllf 2 Kathi Maes 7fZ.4wgm,Mf1 m Melody Van Dyke still finds time to enjoy the good life. Sande Magee Rich Mahan Tim Marshail Becky Martin All f C HH, w e xx, ,. - .Q- rz - 1 Jim Martin Patw Maffin F'iiCl'18fd Maxon Sherry Maxwell V V Dian , v K ,gy V 'Wag -4 N ...a-, X 1. Wir H-Q1 ,,.. if 1 2, , . Z Ku, 4 5, V I ,f 1 ff r ,,f, , 25,22 ' 'ff 1 ' Z AVA ,Zi . i 'fa 4 , 4.1 1 ZKQQ , A 4 .7-' x gf' My sf-. 41 Z 'ff 2 'U mf' ' 'Lf-,Zvi ff Z' ff? 'dr L ff' ' 'f ' e W - 1 wr 7 i W 2 A 1 -gf vi. rf ,ff 'ft .Qu 2 f . 14 v zz, Q-: J Sy ifwna I ,gil ii ii Eiggf: ,lf YN ' ei: 3 W 'SAM Niko 1 QWDN ' V FF! igyf ff 'f 1 All Work And No Play? QS' Nix N Milf Lewis McCann Dee McClintock D Debbie McCIune Janice McCollum Ruth McConchie Kathy McCoy Donna McGee vm Diane Stuppy and Debbie MoCIune walk on Lake Winnebago ice. Rhonda McLaughlin Robert McNeill fmt Everyone s Rushing to Get Home f W 7 9 Z , f W ' f f W nf is 1 Judy Hawkins heads down school stairs and home. Pat Metheny James Meyer Bill Middleton Jeff Milam Connie Miller BOD Millef Tim Millican Tony Millican Chuck Mins 2 v 7 f h is . 7, , I 10,5 'f .iv , X f 45 fig ' , V M ff Q David MOCK Steve Mowers Dan Mueller Peggy Mulford Sean Murray Brenda Murry Sharon Murry Don Musgrave Dennis Myers ,M-QAHUQ9 ,,,..fM7 1 was-www-W Z Q W Z r ffff WWW hwy , f , 1 QW 1 f I W1 in Lewis Narron Mr. Parker watches over the library. f' ' xv , M fz , f' 5 2 A , 2 .nb f,,f G vgkxw W x i, . Chris Nazworthy Pam Needham sw wr' N an 'fy Charlene Adkins 81 Debbie Percy find some art projects hilarious. Jere Neer Carol Neill I MQN My, K yn X l Carol Nesbit Terry O'Bryant Richard Oetting Mel Oglesby sm I X. ' fx 'Q ,,, Dwayne Onwilef Dave Palenshus Cindy Palmer Steve parker .. A.-,--N,.,.....g..-.-.su -.M-.111 .M44,-4.2..g...1.....,,.L...,.-........g........,f.,e- 1-up ,...Lsf,,,,,,e,..7,- ,, ., , ,K , ,. , , 5 lx., Practice and Patience Reward Students with A Sense of Accomplishment L? Dorene Peel X V Que - . , Wim jects , I Ja., .4 5 Ws g v 2 Peggy Pemberton Kathy Peniston Debbie Percy David Phillips l l Q f Z X Www Jim Piccinini I - it? if gg W7 uf' Seygwyf t QW if ,, 25, gs M ,e,.,.,,3, at ,MZ I Joe pickard Mr. House carefully evaluates Bob Belser's tuba playing. 49 M 2' Debbie pippenger Patti P0lin3I'd , ,Aityu -had Jack Purtle Matthew Quesenberry x ,Ye t,,.T.s,9 N, Janet Rains Dennis Randol Tim Rasmussen Harold Rathbone Vicky Potter Eric Powell g Ill Y Quiet Facilities Conducive to Study Transcribing shorthand outlines can be frustrating, right Debbie Jones? ET. ' iii' 5 TYRIJ ' ,N i H1-fi fiends-5, ., 3 I ht sr Aw N 1 7, V, X X Richard Rathbone Karen Ray Ronny Recker Debra Reed i Steve Reese Norma Reighard Z .v,.z,.. ,w4,,,,,. Pat Strange and Diane Stuppy concentrate in library Ronald Reighard Deborah Reinert , E Martha Remington Allen Richards Sherry Fiiffie Robin Roberts Mike Fiobie Letha Robinson Barbara Ross Victoria Rucker Q W.- NAWW ,WX 'K Kathy Fiuhling Orval Rush Kenny Russell Barbara Sanders AN V WMO im. Dawn Sanders Larry Sanders if Sheffv Schuster Kathy Schwartz Kay Bonds enjoys the sun after a brief dip I Tl Si .W X ff X ff X ff! f x I , 225421 '-,' fir sf i . M Mfww ' ,,,r gg , ' - s-71' ' Z 3' 25 N . 47 X A M s Q 9 Q X 1 I V 29 ' i ' f -,WV ff AWN , A. ' 4 '1 af ' 6 K ,ffns ,fi ,Z f.fhy V A ' ffifiaafv 'r ' i .. Q5 my O . . , . , . .. , ., ., . , . .. ......,.....11.-1: 4. +-f,,Lg..-.1,-...,:.LLx- M-awefb.-.Y..,L:.-,:...f.1...,,.L.s.-.....,.Q,...L,.,.,.....-seem.....-3 '.. ..,.1-,.. - , , , , , . ,jd XY 'K x xl 'Q Fm ,, if ff, f pf ...Q- L.. f' I Remember The Good Ole Summertime ,Amen-nfs. , mgviw f , Q l , J' A Q X W ' Q :Kew-s.,.m...,A-s.,4..... Q Ng 1 t Q 1 Q-Newwwwgxsef N Wx wx? 3 . ,AMS t Lee's Summit Pool attracts Jan Wilburn as lifeguard. Chris Sealey Patty Seaton Chris Shields Jan Shirck Marilyn Shirley Mike Sievers WWW W f1M,f?' mv' f ' A Gail Simmons Kathy Sims John Slaughter Becky Smith we l I l f :eff .f ,fn , .rf mg, ,ff f X ,ip-,,,,? Ramona Slavens Cathy Smith Claudia Smith Curtis Smith 'FM 'Wx ke 8t Tina Turner iCarla Kline 8. Brenda Herringtonl entertain students in Courtwarming assembly seminar. Dan Smith Jeani Smith Bill Snow Charlie Spencer NWS S gi I S t Q, as .Nw gg., ?S'q.x5N4.st v ff-Rei .gifflfts - :Q tx 2 'ww-Q Q? X fair R d St tz . . 0 aa Jeff Stannard Bob Stelnhilber Steve Steinhilber X in x 5 QT-E: X W , me . Ns M. if Bln I Y F 1 l I ws X R l Rob Sfellel' Clarence Stevenson Debbie Stubblefield Diane Stuppy ,,.,wgmr Renee Summers Paula Swain A ,, ,. 'Q ,Qual W.- 'mf Ernie Taylor David Theiss W-vt Pat Strange Nancy Strickland Assembly Seminars Entertain Students A fi 19 i, Z Linus iJohn Franklinl and Lucy tJan Winburnl in a Charlie Brown assembly seminar. Seniors Win Hall Competition 3 Years av? ' 3, fy, ff: 4 f, W 41 Rick Oetting gets the last piece of masking tape stuck to the Courtwarming poster. 56 Connie Thomas De nnis Thomas Ed Th0mPS0n Gregg Thompson Kim Thompson Mindy Thompson Kenny Tomlin Cam' THQQ Jen nabeth Troumbiey x XXX X Q X Xt X ,4 A f, by 03 f 1 X A X f X f A A ,xt U M45 QGS' was Y , S2 i 'ef' elif if SJ , 4: .3131 X Bob Troutvvine Debbi Turner 5 Q ff .' ,, X f .,.,,, ,ix 4 I, f l IW , kb ? ' 7 ? X W 7 f gy, 1 ,,, 3 4 f John Wyatt and Patti Polinard handle long posters with care. Bob Underwood Melody Van Dyke Jo Van Vleet Jeni Viets W David Waite Charles fr ,,,, , ,WMI Walker Keith Walter Chris Walz i ? X we YT P L. Bill Bancroft looking at tomorrow Y 4 A 1 L ...Mui 'S lab. Linda Wayman Ivan Weinel Vicki West Lori Westerfield WTC Try? R Bob Westmoreland Scott Wilcox Bev Williams Joelle Williams f ,M v.W....4d4m, WW' Tis Tom Wilson 4 Jan Wiflbufn John Wisemore Jean Witherup I 5 f 36 2 f 'f1QQ1f 5 5 is , iw 1 fn 5441.35 if 5, 1, ' , Nw f , ,Sl X X QX X XX .sf-:N X Qs 15' X Q 1 BW .... i S fy., if 1 ny.. . ,,,. f Z fl f f W ' i g y I 52 f ,f gf f, jr .,,V 5 Q , 4 QM -'Z 22544 f'- 44 fw ,I H V,f, I, M Chemistry Students- Mad Scientists! it ...,.Q-WU' Diane Barnes, the master mad scientist, at work. Bill Wells Darrell Wheatly , Wig? L, It I . get , S, w , ,' X Y Sondra Williams Pat Wiseman Jackie Woodford Linda Wright Simpson N-' M t '9f0 Kent Wroughton John Wyatt DOUQ Wyckoff Cuff Young , 1 W KZ, y .... r , ,r 5, yyffff I I rg? ' Smile! r .7 You're on The roirror image of Melody Van Dyke. ,f ,X W r, ff X, , , 'ff ,,,ff' fx X, ,, My ,f 1 WW Bill Bushey Jim Clark Sally Cole Nancy Curtis W W Fred Decker ' Wesley Greene Mark Hill Kathy Hurlock r Joe Nave Sue O'Hare Bob Pruente David Vance E N ff Nanc wres1 Not F Cook Fann HOIZ1 NGIS1 Stap Wi Ilia .V 1.-,. ,.......-...,..,.... -,.....-.-,ee,...Q,...1.e........g...,.k,.....:...:......r.,.e...e,.:- ....mr,..e.,,,, mi., ,L A . - 4 V 2 , i Qyf 17 K! Z X X 9 f 1,817.2 QA ' J' '41, , :aff : '43 bfi! f Q, ,,, ,, M ww ,ff fr ,, Leonard Bieri Jim Chambers Nancy Alley congratulates David Theiss on taking first in state wrestling. Haub Studio Not Pictured: M. Boyd, T. Cantwell, L. Carter, M. Castlebury, Cook, J. Crossley, J. Davis, W. DeSpain, Y. Dozier, T. Dwyer, Fann, W. Fields, M. Flippin, D. Goppert, J. Harvey, S. Hibdon, Holzer, D. Johnston, J. Kennedy, Fl. Lawson, M. Lee, J. Moore, Nelson, D. Parker, D. Patrick, D. Schneider, C. Smith, D. Smith, Stapleton, C. Talley, D. Tittle, D. Tye, V. Weaver, E. Whitsett, Williams, M. Williams. T0m Daly Dennis Hill Ronald Undbefg Kevin Flightmire Karen Ketteman and Debbie Comer in before-class discussion in algebra. 1' ,,..,-W f , sf ER Yi , 1 2 Q 5 I, by R' fl ,Iv , 2 f Corky Adams A Rod Adams 51 J it warm 'UW M- ff' Wig f ,us Sue Alley Tina Anderson Wayne Anderson A , wg X, 9' 9. , If ! if WW! M veg if Moog xx ' t, X if Mark Angel Mike Ardoin Jolinda Atchison Barb Atzmiller Debbie Avise ng Terri Backh us XMWW. i I ',-x 2 L, :X W5 , X 7 .Q xx x V K 4 .NSR Q V X , . XX gb I Y 4 X 3+ if X X xfx tw ts Nx I Russ Bailey Ji' Rick Beeman Bruce Belter f 5-M ,-...Mm L W A Joann Bennett Dale Benshggf June Clark and Martha Stockard enjoy sun. 35 3 ' Xt it X - , X , , i 'v' 'V V ..,., tjgi1vy5Qg55ea tr X X x is :KM - t ' i J 1 , Nite ,N .Ns.,Xt. M Nt X NAM in . s 2251 ' two:- was - rf m A f M X Ww'e6v is X J I1 A fi 1 Regina Baker Ricky Baker P A '-s' Q 5 ' M 4' ,, l wx T Q . 62 R Q A W , f ' N . ,W N fx N X XX XM wx X X K IJ x NX xx L l Q QE' 11j7'5.Q-A' fi' A7 ,fif -is -Sarge Nh ,pr J 'I Q. -is 2 ttf? 3 , 3 ' X3 is 35913 M X J' :Q 53? B is WWW, Willow Junior Class Officers L-R: Dale Brizendine, president, Peggy Geritz, treasurerg Bob Harp, vice-president. Not pictured: Kathy Fender, secretary. Juniors-Class of 73 Another year has come and gone: now not sophomores but juniors soon to be mighty seniors. The year had its ups and downs, such as placing first in Courtwarming Hairy Leg Contest, and last in float competition at Homecoming. Getting class rings was, and always will be, a great time for juniors-a time to remember. Last minute preparations and hassle was universal in arranging a class schedule for the 1973 school year. Sherry Barnes Vicky Bass Vicki Best Tim Bick ham Cecil Bien , Dennis Bitner Debbie Biven Steve Bland Brenda Blanscet -I '3'V7fAV' Viu' pf 'C.,'i- yy ......,..,-- H 1 , W wfff f 1 f Q . ff f , ,, Kg f f f fbff f if fyf' f fff f f f W, , , f ylf hyffj f X ,ff A 4 7 f ig 4 J fyf M' 4 if Q 5 Vf ff ff if X Ky X! W 5 ff!! f fuk W 4 f f 4 W W- iia or a a bi Q in ' ' I fi X5 Vff, Q ,M W., H 1 , if QA4,5,.Qwfp ri ff? Q 7 A S Barbara Bluhm Rick Boedeker ff X 3' Y Vw '4-' , ' ff M4 f W 1 , ,,, ,f . ! A , , f f f kv Mark Boeding Sharon Bolser Bob Dixon begins work on walnut miniature cannon. GVGQ BONE' Randy Bovey W. Charlie Borum Terri Bowers Joyce Bowlin Www fy ' f ' if do um., V ..., ,Q-.Q f fs, f ,. ,rr ,ff , f - - -I 1-K f - .- - f ,,,, by f g , - ...- . f f ' loaf fr ff M Hy, X 7, f fn wr-f1,sS ':' ' . Ziff: ' ., QQ' ,fxl f ii 5 X M, 9 f f , f f f .Q v Q if iff 0 1 X I X f 47 X f fe I Z im. Linda Bowman Joe Boyd Fiick Boyd Rhonda Bradley Connie Brandt Woodworking Creativity and Individual ' 5. vs- f , ff A ' ,,,N., , F' 'ihiyp ' 0 V! ff f 1 f f 3 fl! lf .5 St Ing Pr to .CN W . NM 5 x , X, X N .3 xi A . ,.-,., ., .-.,. .,-,..,. N..-. - -......,.-.,d,,,, ,, 4 V: M,H,H6.Hm:-.si-mgwdnuqi. Y- at A in '.. -V , I . X ,r 'J iw: T, i-AnW-'lj-U -'J Y 1 V Q 43,4 .W Debbie Carpenter Jeff Carter Ili ff' Sheila Carter Gerry Case Tina Anderson 8t Steve Davis tackle an advanced algebra problem. Jeanine Cash Mike Chambers June Clark Karen Clark Lori Clear Lynda Cline Jeff Clingenpeel pam Coble John Coffey Ed Cohee .o,,M.,,gr ' ' Sgffgfii' ' 7 'I-2i'i Qiw A S Xi ' 'sr ,Q 41 .K 1 XX t 4. Q X ,VX X 7, s sw X K1 wk 5 X x ' Q x '-ma '+......f Patty Collamore Doug Cgllette Dwlght Conrad PHTTY Cook Waiter Cook , do ,R sf 4' o C 1 - f ff? - ... .. f ., V ,J-.-A-g.:..-a.-m.eLL+. .wma,.m:.Q.:.......f.a..,.L.-A-.--,-..l..m..,...M-.La:..,.1,.,.m,,,, H -HV it 5 EIS lggi: if S X Ei Qfx X as 2 igif I Z R , My We s , E K 'X ff ly? 1 fk Ui gi f If Q 'S T994 grid ffl I 2 Ei ZS 5Er'i iv QS? tiES l' Micky Corn Sandy Copeland Xw...n' Debbie Cooper Terry Cotter , AQ xt iw An E venlng of One-Act Plays Clementine iKaren Skumautzl and Mrs. Cashmere Nicky Mossl in the melodrama, Desperate Desmond's Dastardly Deeds. was 3 2 M54 ,,. 5 . 'M'4. D,, , W MWWMWM' mmwfliiiiiwwf- 2 A, E Q X ts S 'vs 3 X ,D x X X gf 4 -setswsw f Y iig 6 X 3 Q X t . 5. , it Daryl Cox Steve Cox Gary Cross Kevin Culp 'WW Steve Curtright Bill Davis fy X qv., ,x f - - ' 1 D ' Bob Davis Cindy Davis David Davis Les Davis S We aV'S il 'wav' E an 3 Q. cn U cn CD 'o 9. 3 I 2 5 -4 Q o X cn -4 C- f.: Q. -4 2 Q. ns -4 ,422 wawvwqw knqilnnuuumwmpmnnumw X Kathy Davidson Keith Davidson JMNWBQVWW Bob Dixon Bert Dodds Kim Dodson Terry Dodson Judy Dugan Dan Duncan Juniors in the senior Iunchroom? SHAME! . X. N X- Ju 1 , .mf W , 4 f 2 'Z . it Q :- , L 4 LQETZ7' ff if I , ZMK W , 122 f 3 fi, W f I X W f f 4 W f gm? W 1 'iff if iff.-1-fig: J -' .. 5 0 1 aw XQ QXW1. his Sis 5733 KM . ' fi E33 .. ,fa Nia, 4 0, Wg .QW S Juniors Traverse L.S. Halls .fqw fi J? Kenny Outro Sandy Eastland Jim Eaton Sue Eckhoff :rm 7 3423-1 nuwbafyf 1' Cathy Edwards Paul Elterman Make Ensworth Steve Ethrldge f M 1 59' Mg' YY 'r .fr--f M.,- .L ff ff I I WRZM f ., A. ,. Rusty Etter Allen Evmger Cnndy Farnello Kathy Fender ,Q J 'f 7 f' j E 3' . 2 1 , X f T ,, ,Q AAN 5 C 5 , Z 3 ur' S W sw? John Fields Nina Finnell Debbie FI ippin Rowena Floyd Sally Wright and John Kennedy in woodworking. Women's Lib? '- ' 2 -'-' J xv 2 7 z ' - if-if G '1- -I E gm .. i A :ix x 'N s Y Sf X . I' L ', H 5 ' ,f . K 33 4. psi: E , Q 2 Q 1 , of Q 5 S HF' .3 f 2 4 ,wr sr Kathy Foulk Wanda Fulks David Fuller Julie Galloway Keith Gattenby .awe vqwdw A A PGQQY Gefiil Sherry Getty Jeff Gibson Gary Glasgow Terry Godsy ,, MJ, T 'WWWY ,, 5 gf wi f W fi ' kkfffwf 1,1 fy, Wf .Z 1' ,yy Z 4 1 61' , r f ?!4 v . .ef f fx ff A ,, .,3.15,'EQ:::?f5, S Q 5 W is ff v W N f A fx 4 7 if X , X, 2 5 T , ww Bi 5 5 sgkw , Q NX QSM, ,X ff 'ix '7 fcklfk' 2 4- S .kjysx 355 . X: 4? as 30 A arm! r in M . 0 ,faff , X f f, AW! M X f f ixy X 'N 2. 'li' ,. . 1 L.: 'gpg x y: -.5 f - wffskiz ,V aww, 45 X J' r Qi ' ' x Tom Goppert Lance Grabmiller Kathy Gragg Bob Gfeefle X N.-.ye 'NNYN KN Pat Green if -,,,...4-.M K. Jerry Graham iff: f X75' .mw- i if ics ' Q. A-. 1 wg! fi! Greg Green li Becky Greer Harlan Greer Mike Griffin Barbara Grogger runnin inlmw, 'S pgnnn, .,,, W .V Mike Hackenjos Peggy Geritz finds homework isn't all that bad. Wrmuv- vm. Q .x ,..,,-ff 1 Gina Hake ' Debbie Hall Elizabeth Hall Mike Hallum Ronnie Hankins if 4 X 'V' X I .ef-' ' fa, ' y f fbi ' I I iff :Q N I ,V X L, A .' X i .v H- ,7,. 1 . xi ' X ' . fm' -XXQXN ' k X Q x ' K, 4 if , ,QX , , f 35:3 i , ki 75 'gi Sa Q Ex N I I I 1 H 1. , 'S 4 Q: ,V 381 P H X , Us , A V V fa f 'W 7 f' C' 1 f I i X X P SN A f ' f W Z :K X 2. X Y f Q X . Xi X X I M E Kathy Hansen Paula Hansen Jim Happy Tim Hafe Bob Hafp 2 S Still Going 3 il 3 Danny Harris Larry Haus X X X XXX QXQX X. lb S- K v'4 ' ' X. R QV as 1' f 'X X if si Qi is Gary Wood finds it difficult to handle a book, and Nancy too! Russell Herriman Steve Harris Sire f '.,' gi,CfXX X v, -Xa: 74 QNX so X X X 7, X 44? Q X! X f MX N Q Q fxf S X My N! E is G Q.-A X X Nw v.-AN S S 5. if xx .. vi ' Sv Wg WW S, Vicky Harrison Jerri Haushahn Rhonda Oliver makes good use of her spare time. Strong at 2:50! fi. ae: N' Gordon Hehhen Bob Hertzog Mark Higginbotham f ix 98 I 1'7 f-X '22.. -7' IA' fb,, ,., .... Barry Hill Gail Hinman Randy Hitt Mark Hobson Jenny Hoffman .if 'f v rv 1 , Z ' ' , . , ' ' M ' 5 4. 7 Q f , f ' 'vs W a, Gary Holmes Roy Holt Mindy Honey Brenda Horst Glenna Hosler si? Ku 44 f jf' 'jf' '17 3 5. Anais Y 1 Debbie Fraze dissects a crayfish. Wfwfm- Mark Hutchison Mike Hutchison Cheryl Jackson Bly'-xXXX,,,+' Lau ra Jenks Laura Johnson Teresa Johnson 'C'- Ellen House Marilyn H0USleY Margie Hughes Jody Huitt - il: - - :1:: . ' f-f2:1ifSE-s- . XX - X.. XE.. 1: axi s 5 A 2.5 'css , VZ Si N X . Wu X NJ V 4 :X ASR :r 4i1':T Qfbbx Q X fsgg 'Q gifs z X Y Q X X XX I Niue 4 y 5 x f is L t - '1:- sf 54. A - lk I7 vi.: ,Xf 1 SQ 5 r ,X '-is Y- ga: N y g , X 1 'Si I S X 5? E Im Q 9 3 5 4 W, , Randy Humphreys Bob Hunt f A lk 4 yo.. ,-1, X, .. . . . . . , . .. . . .. X. V Q A x X ' f,,-14, ff- ' ish! v , 1 'KR Nrysxp : -X:-Xv - . 1 k:ff Q - 'SX s:2f:2a'S::::fi X. I., 5 X x . I X ' s.'g:s,, . V 'Q S i X A6 s - . X Y S Tvs Q '9' X Qs X- Xs,fX c , X 3 'Ab f 4 ' ' PX ii - .OX X Xp -L ' X if '51 fs 14 YH Q' fs Pe' Jamie James Deborah Jenkins Mike Jones Donita Joseph Bot .X XV- azikzh. N st., the -1 X ,X X NQX N Sx X X N x 9 Q be X N S X G, as N F I X x Cx Q ,S ' . lg X V Aff g X X K V' x K 1 f 9213 K t Q ,sry I xi 3 , ' 4 Fi, 4 LJ I Greg Kartsonis S' 1 wrsfx X t. K N. Q xxssiiu Janie Kauffman Frank Keeton Janis Kincannon Lissa King Tony King John Kinney Michelle Kifn Carla Klein' Bgb Kreher Scientific Experiments and Biological Dissection ,gf 514 s J li E. .,...:.b, Barbara Krone Yr' Janet Krug Bob Harp and Corky Adams in chemistry lab. Enrollment, an Registration, L 'Q '11a,,..5 And Back to School o .. f ' We Go! of Barbara Lane Mel Laney mmwf nw, NM? Doug LaFlose Gaylen Laster Elmarie Little Steve Lee Z 2 9, W Kathie Legant Mike LePage N X.. .. XM Q . ..:, f S A X' Q. . X fl? L XX Q t ', Q. ! ZA 9 xQf..X, - . X N 'X Q X A ,NOVA X X X NNN K X E N r X , X ., sf A S X X N -we X K x 5 , wN Q X ei Don Lidberg Randy Lorenz l at 4 wf ,, A ft. wmv X V ' 3, - f ' on . .. ,f l ,-bp, uNNnn1 tx.,, ww! l s, Cecil Bieri and Lori Clear enroll for the '72 school year. Jim Linnenbrink Ed Long vw 6? my .. , , X XX i x kr NY ' i K ' MS J x X G: X L x05 0 ? he 'S 1 VE i 4 L i i f 2 1 ,W 'Z i 's E I ,M Mr. Brockman helping on registration day. Kim Luber Sandy Luethje Marcia MacDonald Doug Magers Debbie Mahan 7' V 5542 'ff W 'K V2 fi .fffff , ,. f ffff WZ!! fzf',f-2 ff!! fame' - , ,,..., 4 . 4 f , . I ,Mc oboe N 4'5 M s' Q X X X X M Q ge NX X D' xx J! NXNWW g-N-- -fp- u-nnqyxx 4, 0 :XX Q 3 1 f ff' I 2 , -4 I Connie Mallett Bob McCampbeIl Glenda McCafferty Pat McCambridge Debbie McCanIes 452 Zu, ir- wnm- If Susan McCann Cindy McCarty Wanda McDaniel Dave MCDOWSII Roberta MCKUOUQN fi'-ig 491- 5'-N Carolyn Mc VHSUFY Meeks ' ' ' ' Herb Meeks Brenda Meier W1 Betsy Mercer Dan Miller Janice Miller Janet Miner Ken Mitchell John Moore Spring Rehearsals Flo Floyd and Kevin Durnell try out for spring play Charlie's Aunt. ,, ,,'V' ff ff' v M , ff 1 , 7 in 3 2 7 f MM ,wi Nw A, ' f French ! Q l 1 l f S S Q S ls it. , s 1: Q3 f Nd! fe W ,N 5 ,ESV X 1 X ,, X9 f ,K , , -aff 4 X ' ,,4,,f-v:w,f .WL , ,V ,gf ,,f' M o.,,,'.9ff pf V 4 Q gf 4 ff C f 7 W f? X X x f 4 iz ff f f, 9 as ig 4 P ,Q up-f y ,Nfl 2 if ii i .Y ' 4 J f v-...,,1 Rand Morris 3 1 gfh-jxwzzgzv K W PM Ai 7? M, ' W T, W an French and Spanish classes depict A Partridge In A Pear Tree skit in Christmas assembly seminars. Jack Mountain Kris Mowers Shannon Murphy Vicki Murry Helen Narron Sharon Narron V :':' , 3 in ,?,, A xg Glenn Nash Carol Neal Susan Nease Lori Nelson Evelyn Nesmith Q xv iw, I xxq X ,fm ' x X , E' JN I ye i My 1 4 , XX i, X ix 61, W . Q N X: , x V s YS K N 1 N f N X f X fs Q 4 X , fN X f N 5 1 5:5555 :a 1 XiEl:1?EW'25 EE 'E ,.- fuse i ,kf wgffg -C W s . ' , ' 3-X - viii, 3 ' .gi -5 2: 4 Nfl' 5 ff A' Qi 1:5 .fl A :Q..,,:: Q. sag. '1,,.::0,g Mir- 6 , . X 'XX E 3-SN 4 QE x ,, W 5 Q X f x N n N S f X if I 5 Dennis Nevels Melissa Newman Soon Norwgod Cheryl Oberweather Steve Oberweather ray il Sherry Oldham 4 David Park Rhonda Oliver Vicki Parker O'Quinn Xb N -Nt tr? C ::. . , s..:.+,,... te:-.:..::. -tn.: . ., :., V , . Q55 X 4 . Y 4- .N xt- 1 ft ,.,.,. ...,,,. . X X , - ,Wy-. N,- , T- :.:. - ,rye f I N 'O x f S 41 Y X XX4 f 6 N wg f 1 , I vb Sharon Parker gf, sy at A ox Ry 4 I e Russ Patton Diane Paul John Payne Gary Peace ., W N- ,- P JERQN ,313 .,A, I . ..., .,.,.. . . ,. WW , :.. . . , .,-.,, S FEBS? . . .,r 5 g. x X w f X ,, X A x t t ,..,: N X Y of f I XX X 7 ,Q X x e -' if fr : .. 7' X, 'iN x . l f .- tt X C C t i f if Q. ' X 3 ,wt ,X is Mike PGGFSOI1 Janice Perdue Sheryl Perkins I QL Cf' A-.-1' 'Y' Terry Pfaff Darlene Piccinini Gary Planck X t st. N X ' ,gxvxx t X W ff M! ...lnwf The Pep Club, football team, and fans are bgosted by Musical Concert and XM, x , HX , N Wk'-xt New www K Qtgmw. N sg ts ,N X s. 2 ' E Concert Choir performs at Christmas Concert. Ta Al' W L L 4 45435, .s ww QWISSQ 91-was. :f.a..1. Fl Debbae Plumlee f ff r ff ww fw 4 . L , f wf 1 - A, NU ' fans afe boosted by the band's marches. Dal 361 f f ,fff7W7- M ' -.f 4 !'wf MW' , ' Z' ' -Wiygf, 'nv f ' ':,7 PW ff . , H L 5' 1, .4 Z 'J' ' f f 1 17' , f , A ,, ,ez V tmas Roger Plumlee Talent Displayed At Football Games Steve Pollaro ffi 'Wav' Debbie Popp Peggy Porter John Powell Teresa Price Starr Prichard 3: A, Ronald Ramsey Yvonne Ramsey Allen Rannabarger Carol Rathbone Dave Rathbone Ann Walton does a straddle vault over the side horse while Patty Raysik and Pam Weast spot for her. i V I Gymnasts Perform on Various Apparatuses Ek Debbie Ray Patty Raysik Jerry Reeves Randy Reeves Joyce Renfro Nas-Y-fu 9' Steve Rhode George Rhodes Kent Rhodes Jay Rice Sherry Richardson :Q-. V 14 N 4 ,, pn, faabw, ,QM ., , ,A Www . .. , , H ,Vlad f .1 'Z g 'Q' 3-i' -Y W 3 Q7 'FQPEEEEEEEJV 'T-f 7, Q, X gps l z , iii MA we gifkfst V IQ M Jill Sli . k ,sg .ywy--fam , -4 . xx so-mf tt f X or . 'X Q X? Q . 'H' .1 -f t M' f fs ' , X sw .mfs v V' 'f R ir Q .s fi :, 1 . r X X KW 1 Q. ' te ., Amt 'F R W K 2 X . X s XXX Bert Rinker C. L. Rogers BQ Martha Rygaard Tim Saunders i llfx il! Jack Robinson kv-9' Hope Rogers Tim Rowden Earl Rowe Gail Savage Cindy Scantlm Jill Stanton does a Y stand on the uneven parallel bars. X 4 . , I .!,,W,i-V, ,hm ,f WH' I 'nv Q V, , 4. '7 7 'W fgc' J . , , , , , Z , ,,,, I fya Ax xv SX fn! A , , X, xx. 1 Mike Scott Mike Searcy i 3 wwe NX X M X, 1:14 'fm' 1 ' ,M I ff fi' f b i -E., , 2,2235 4e,W, i...+n asf. f 0 , 5 I f P I by U I X if C . 1 I M11 or W! . ,ff'. ' .QW M5 . ff W .1 GW Q 77. ' 1 'fff414aw, ' , .2 f f ' IM paul Snannon Bill Shaw Tigerettes perform routines during Homecoming Parade. Haub Studio 'fir X Q W r ' Dave Shewmaker Phil Silvey Kathy Simpson ff f'f,' f ' f7!fVVlW'f,:W 1 '7gf fg ff . Mi 2 ,,,f,, WX. M ' WT fin Linda Skelton Karen Sku mautz NN 1 fn' My .1 'Z ,fy .4 . ,vw ,mf i ' 7 gg 2,1 ' ' WW C Tracy Slankard Frank Slaughter Anita Smith 'WN ' ,, ' .W -rg. 'H dv Janet Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith 4, .ff 4 , f!ffZ!f, ..,,, . 1 Z f f , f Af mf 4 if 5 f ff f WY ff f , 1' 3 lf! f I ' f f 5 X X ' f 4 1 X I f ' ' , f 1 f ,,,,, 1 - - if Beverly Smith , zi' 2-r M t fiif M :cf .,i fa .-'I .4 ,. ...Q f, ff 4 ef., Q.. mn ' .4 za, i if ,, V , f ,Www if 'fi 'V 49 21322 17 If W' 'f' ' 2 V17 ,gfiyffh M V f M. i Diana Sm wa... ith if P, Kelli' Snyder Tom Springer 'IN X 9 Pep C i vi 1 if f X - X .4 ' ' , f, Q X 4' M f fy y I 4 W: .W 4, X f fy , , 0 , 45 ,tif fq , If 4, f, ,, INV, Zim, W ,Q U' ' M444 Y 1 1 M fig, we nm- ,Lf We 'ff in wf,z',f,y ', f' M77 !,fff ' f, 17 U WMIWA f 3 ' C7 ,Z fi, W W QV f 6 , t ,f 4 ' ff W iff W4 i We '.,.f fs f JA f f ' 1, ,f f M. , ,, f f , ww ' 1657 'Vt as -A-f---' m.,.,,,..,.- 1 4 x Shawn Stahl Doug Standlea Sonny Stanley Jin Stanton Becky Starling y Q.AA A ' ff V ' ff W f'-, i , .,,. VV . , 'I QXXKQ f lf ' ,Q MX ff M' ,I 1 f-am..,,..M, x f Q 'V - . -A ,f fi X157 NA . mtg? , e 2 V ' W , f , if , 5 Qi. f wit' , . Greg Steele Vicki Stephens Joe Steverson Randy Stiles Martha Stockard Pep Club Boosts Morale During Sports Events sq ss he Qi ...a NN X X LX Ron Stockton Linda Stone 15,,,,.4,- ww 1, Jeff Storey Susan Storey , , 5 N. it 1 K i . '. ' ' , H .- .. Mn. . ,- Mwwhf ,,,, Zi wg, Pep Club cheers on the L.S. cagers. SUSHH 3IUf9iS Kim Summefs f .ff 54, 'Wifff ,av-'fu 45 -.-JW ff, Patty Thompson Juanita Tapscott Tom Taylor Cliff Tenebruso an-cw, I A ,S Z1 Ken Tripp Richard Todd Steve Toms Judy Towne David Trull Carol Trundle f f 4fW fTT Z!m73'i WWW , , f W 5. ,- Il Wff , ff f 1 A f 5 f ,wwf 1 0f ff , if 'M 1 WW 7 f ,r a f Q Q 4 4 f 1 I f f 52 We.. f Z A W. M . f Z f I 7 U , Z ff y Z 9 f f f hy f f X Q ' , , f ' , X f Q K 1 ' ,V l Alaz 3 X ' Debra Todd ,,,,,,,,,, Pam Troxel Working or Loafing, Jrs. Set Examples Pam Weast and Wanda McDaniel work on hall display case. ZA., Connie Turney Larry Tye 1 , W 'ff It U al Julie VanDerEnt Mims Van Zandt l N t X! 3 X ' , lu. 5 Y lil mmm l 1 -2 1,5 f ff. fimfgi 0 WX, Z f M..WfL.y jf , f Joe Ste 1' ali f T , ,ff f W f ,mt ff cf? f .6 f if .fjl W 2 PS in W N, 1,,....--. 5-of fi 4, 'ffw ' 1 Terry Vasko 'ar ,jf . 5 :S I V, 2 , W s 9 11191 Jvc, ZW KM Q ,Z is f 1 , Joe Steverson, Darrel Cox, Tim Hare, and Jim Eaton wait for first hour to begin. Rick Vassar KC' f wwf- Z AQ. i f . X W4 f Cathie Viets 'Oi Pam Weast 4, i ,,,ff ' 5-wr 5 , ,Q Z ,- H ,Y ,ff M, if 1' ' . 'hi 2 1' Z..- . , ' 1 If AQ. ffl' ' H' , 1 ff V 3 .4 f Bart Whaley Julie Volkmer 2 f 4 LaFleese Wallace Tom Walter Ann Walton v ..,.. , ,gfrf , f f, 4' fe t y N N nf, I ,f Q-ff f f f , all f, f Z 1 4 Eileen Weddle Brenda West Lynn Weaver David Webb Brenda Wheeler '52 JW. ., ,,,....,W 'Huw' 5.4-I Jgm White Susan Whittemore Sharon Whittmore Rod Wiggins Jim Williams Kathy Williams N-qw al l David Wilson Pete Wilson Caf0lYn Wilt Lindley Woodford William Woods Jerry Worley f t -Q ,L Judy Harness Russell Herriman Ronnie Yeates Melissa Young Stan Young fi l ll il n r' Not pictured: Mike Ahner , X335 David Allison Charles Coen 2 - V ' Barbara Conwal' QM Pamela Dilday -f Diane Flanders q,,' C ly . 5 Theresa Hagerty y .q5, Mitchell Harms , rw , Karen Richie Rufus Steffen M.-'-2' Keith Williams Stan Wiseman Sally Wright gulf: h.,.,,.-4 Terry Williamson Gary Wood 1 G ' Doug Yeager Michel Zellmer Rocky Hillyer Forrest Irvin James Lester Janet McKinley Robert Moore Linda Moore Debbie Orr Melody Raney Greg Rudder Cheryl Schreier Cindy Gaines Donna Shaw Kathy Shipley Bob Stiers Jerry Stipe Randy Thalheim Rick Turney Mary Valenti Twylia Wells Gary West Luanne Wheatley Theresa Whitnell 'D , Tom W I B0 Extracurricular Activities Capture Students' Interest ,gif Tom Marshall and Jeff Gibson place a few pre-game putts. 'V Music students stay late hours before contest day. A x 1 Bob Hertzog neaves a snot-put during practice. Haub Studio Members of the junior class make all preparations for Prom-including serving refreshments, Haub Studio 'W-r ,,4..u,,,w eff George Abbott Danny Abell MUG Pete Abeln Sandy Abney Z Terry Adams in Sophomores: Class of '7 Sophomores in high school are no longer the happy-go-lucky freshmen of their Jr. High days. They are expected to be young adults and act accordingly. A certain amount of adjustment must be made to take on the responsibility of someday becoming seniors, but all is taken in stride. The class of '74 already has the poten- tial of leadership and community worth. Their high school careers shall E challenge, change, and adopt various aspects of extracurricular activities as well as regular student studies, to make each life enriched and more knowledgeable. Each year, the Pep Club sophomore girls are initiated during Homecoming Week. ln the Homecoming float com- petition, the sophomores took second. In the Spirit Week hall competition, the sophomores won third place. ss C 4 1 30Dhomore class officers: Flow 1: Karen ThomaS,treasurerg Mark Hencey, president, Jo Ellen Reed, secretary, Terri Higgins, vice-president. ' A uf mfr .iff , , X Brenda Adee Susan Adkins X Marylin Airrington Ben Allen , frrfrrr ff U JM? 4 1 22 1 , I 0 4 5 Q 2 ' 5 Q L - . .... .f f,.,--..-..n..-g....-ux9.a.n..-m.',s:.-c , . . . ious 5 as lake o r e wore ning om- d. ln the .M ft 1 f i 'MRO 1 -' E A , fy ,QU 'S W W 4 at if x 0' X -nh Y f ,'W L, ' Q 'i '. !, A. ,,,, ,e I wr Xi? f 14, f V . , we ,vi .. gif, N t , Rita Allen Kathy Alley Guy Anders Jim Andreasen Mike Angus V ' i f , f swf' , ' H ff f it , , , ' - M52 51, I I U , . Q 417 bg 'f ,L ' 0 4 . Y ' V5 3 if , f 4 V it 'f , M ,MMI , V NM ,V ,, -1552 .7 I fy I! I X, I I H APPA I fi, ' f New Q Q if Q 4 A' ij f f j f if 6,45 2- f 1 1 2 f ' , f -W ,IULQM -' .' , ,S 1 , fi , - I .. M Q D, ,.,. , M , , f i Y A 5 ' ' 'K ' A 5 f' , 55 , 251, -' H fl ,ii E f I if ,t 1, f ,mn it 1- U , u ,. H H Q 0 K2 it Colleen Atwood Eric Bach man Paul Arel Darrell Arends Steve Arney , Z ft , W ,w wf Q f 'nll , f .,., Z y 4 Z' ,7 ,7 'Z 1:77 I ff 2425 ff 2 1 Q .V,, , fi V. - 1 Sed ff 2 f ff! ff f4 I 1 rj ,q Randy Bagnell f K 4, Z ff ff Vicki Barnard fy fi! ' X, W , , f f J? , W' f aff ff ! f i J H New W -f-af ll f F ' Sara Beatty X ,W Terry Bagnell Russell Barr A 5 X , W' ' Kevin Beebe fig fff 1 Z f if gf A ,WW ,.., Ver P131 , Carol -Bailey Jo Baker Bill Ball ,j Z W if-'W' John Barry Martha Barton Doris Bauer w ur ,J 'f' fm W, ki' Q4 iq. . Z xt, ,A ,51 , u. -4' , gy, ., 9 , 4 , ., ff. .u ffm ,, tg G Z 7 51 ,6515 if fi if 4'1 ,2fg1s.'.Q.tu ,, L 1.1-5 wg. 'gV'?.'l,'!1 :LZif'p?fikf':'Uf,fg F9311 Ivan Bell Tom Belser Alan Bennett X S XX-v KX . X2 K K M ,,rr f, d ,f ' 1 f ,1 '- Af' ' ' X X, f y - H ,f yi I, f , ,Q illl ,, 1 Q ff W , ff ' 4 . Z. , f , 1, , ,r ff if fx ,f ff Vickie Bennett JGCK BGFISOFI W V Dana Best Diane Biven Brad Bohannon Unda B0'aS Don Borum Rick Bougnan for a rlde Bob Bowhn Carolyn Bowlin Gary Bowlin k,,wou.o Joh B I L n ow In lnda Boyd Susan Boyd Greg Braden Gary Braswen Mary WW 1 gr 2 ,f ,v , Z K . Q3 f, , . 4 5 f f xA, Q -w. If I f ? Q 7 7 f f X lv, 441 Mary Ramsey concentrates on a poster In Art I class E QB hm Rick Brecht if f y 4 f .3 'qw f.,,,, +1 gf if h::Lf??,LA I r, f lv MA , A, 5. Arif, 'vga g faiiy , If If f 9 Ron Brown 4,. ,,,, Jim Burk ,Wff f, ,WW 1 if I if ' V f wr' X 1 f X ,f Robbi Cameron 'Nick Campbell ,W 1 , Pi .j 'UK W 10,22 C w f 'W -. 'f Q f f ,gfy f f, ,W 6 ,,,,... N f, A, , f 1, ,QJ-f.1Q:v N l QW1 f, Z7 Z W 3 f I 7 1 ff f 1 , f X I ..., ff ff . f 14, 1 f Q f i Q 7 f I ' 'af ' A Debbie Carriker Rita Carroll Greg Cary Paul Casey Brenda Cassidy Sherry Casto Wi' . ,,Mx,,, fr ,N x U . Leonard Chamberlin Stephanie Chamblin ,,v7fZ'? 4 ,MW , ,Wf JWJA, 33222. W , , X ,,,,' ' I f WW , 1 ,, 44,46 f f ff ,, 1 ,, ff 1 -- ff' f ' 1 we f f A WV ,,,, ,.,, ,V f V I ,,.,,,,,, V! f V' XZ li r f Jay Cannon Bob Cantrell David Cantwell by f My ' ff, V fy f., 4 KA ' X 'Mf X ve? 1 WWW' , 1 7 X I xthz 2 X 2? ms Q. .R I ' Q fr ya? Y X -it , Robin Carswell Conna Carter David Carter ff ' 1 I My X W iffy , Wm X W ff, 7' W l Tarra Murry and Donna Lillard at Pep Club initiation. Journal Photo Ho pg MM 1- V aff 244: t P vw 5:5 - fi Ed .1 qs. l . JV, T 1 W5 'av A fre X Q ' NQM: Pep C Zz .17 fl -M, z ' A fzfff, ji WQ4 ,X..X,frf is NN n.. x.,, MIN Homecoming Parade '72 i 'fii , 1 jr Z . . is J Z V n.'r,,......-v-fN V, x.. qY,,v,......----f Scott Chapman Gary Christian AUTO X WESTERNCWESTEQN Loma vm Doris Clagett Jessica Cline N Pep Club members are walking enthusiasm during the parade. Mike Coidiron Je,-fy Collier Q r,t,r , ,K I V2 1 J 'P , he W ,, I C Bobbe Combs Julie Combs Debbie Cooper Kendra Corn Harold Cox fin ffm, 'QT 7 Mike CQX Ed Cranon Wendy Christ Jerrilee Crockett Jeanne Crossley as 2 0 S f Y Q f X xi. 4 We if Achievements and Extra Effort From Creative, Active Minds i Kathy Daly Jill Davis Y-. LeAnne Darabos Curtis Darrah Steve Davidson James Decker -ar X 1. ., J AX x Q 42 X, was 2, , W: K 4 .s i, X . i s X .- , X . t ,Qs , R X ' is X - X 3 ' G7 r QW A .I Sf S X5 .- E A f 5 5 X of f y R., , f Ronnie DeLauoey Joe Deilario Cindy Dempsey Rick Dennison Dick Raymond , V f ,, f , Y N Vicki Diehl Kevin Durnell Laffy Eades Cindy Eagan . ....--,... .. ew-.-waged., ..-fa if-1-.-m:,:.a:a:.1..:.Lj..Mm-.4,Tr 4'e.:..,..i.i4.,,.L..Y.,-.4...g.,..,., ...e - f,...z.,e,,-...: , . ,H ,,,.Y-, ,. ,,. , XXXXX X 5 1 X Tl P5 ff I . l I fi f 4 My Q , awe 4 I ? f ff GS f Q? it ,Q Ag x Q' AW , ,MW X, fall? Mike Edwards Um w0f f I i Daniel Elliott Mlke Estes l ff W, Sf! , . SV if 5 TB? ' 'f 5 . if t if ' i f ' ,. , Janet Elkins Cheryl Ellis M! iv-W7 Paula Ensworth xb- GRN -'L A Jerry Turner uses the jig saw on his speaker cabinet. 1 fa ff i vw f Q X V ,, X Q , Kathy Fann Rae Fann Cathy Fariello Jackie Ethington if Q Mark Felkins 4 Kathy Evinger 5! K Jeff Feller Sophomores Gather, Congrega te, And Talk in Halls Marilyn Ferguson rm ':.:353NL ,U.-Q. . f..-4. .. .,,: QR QW ? V V 7 5 fr' V is ff ' szassw-sw,-W K N Q r N .H my a K SQ WM bf ' m x I Q a tv y . ' tx vp X' it XL ' A A r Ann Guthrie, Rhonda Thoreson, and Kent Shipley learn to dodge traffic and V Dale Fettefs talk at the same time. t M K W S ,.l . :S .g,wx Q F n , rf,X,1x M I . , x A. 4 e.oo ' 1 ' r, ar .M sf, ff A We l , - e ff' 'ljqf Q X, I. J , 5 , A . Q , , 1 v f i ' 1 1 fl A,-f f Steve Flanders Dan Fraley Melody Foltz Cathy Fortner Bob Fosburgh Valeda Foster N l f fx.--.af I l ,Z F: 4 ,: is, e I fi ' -we 'ax gpg. 5 d,,,,,.sx Q :X i s Debbie Fraze Kent Fritchie Amelia Fritz Becky Fulghum lt Q t ,,L Mary Gallaway David Gardner g 'VN we -WN X Q: Jay Gardner Walter Gassaway Lori Giddings XA 4 . 'AX X:-VX awex XX ,E XX my 1+XV.X' 5 VX. a, ,, Xwz --.aegae-1 my s g-Quia. XX NNXW fSQQ W, N 3'-vi Sew X Qg xw N i Na' X X x wx X X XXX N X X S fit, -.. X Q if , Mn. an 42 fax- Nik sg., ,Q 'QIZZC' Nancy Gillham Wayne Goddard Liz Goble QTY' Ben Gover Rob Graham Scott Graham X XXX iw: t. me Before-school gathering and chatting in the hall John Green Lee Green lx 4. ip.. ,.,,,,, .x , f if , i Janet Greene Laurie Greenwood Michele Greene Ed Goodrich Glenda Griffin ,We Mfg W, .fy ,f if , if 4 ' , M' mzjflx 'K 46 ZEN f 4' Mary Griffin Re N. 2 1' 7? , 5324?-1 XWQV lm' , K Q tt if X f ,f Z ff A, f f J 1 M ,A 2? WW.-WW Sophomores decorate hallway to the fieldhouse for Courtvvarming Spirit Week. Teresa Griffin B. Sol W In Ann Guthrie Lynn Guthrie Susan Gwynn John Hake Jim Hale f-ve 'sits 5 it ,y X is A' ' fi- MGH N X 5651 X S tt Aki Patty Haley Patti Hall Warren Hall Richard Hallum paul Hames amwmamunum .' XX Newmxe www '7- xxx Danny Hamilton Steve Hammer Kathy Hancock Roger Harmon Audrey Harold T - ern X Q sv.s,., t it f 'I a s Z , Q X XXXX ,V .. X xg ,Q- X X w -WRX A X , rf in Q tg X 2 2 X X, X X N Y I w 2 X . 'Qs ' Q? F fa' me x Q K 5 Reba Harper Bi Hafpef Ronald Harris Brenda Harshner Flon Hartley 'WW' K N, 'x 1, Y ' s, 'f x if Xl .. ,, x 1 I sw- , t f wg Bob Hartneff Jeff Hawkins Brad Hawthorne w Christine Haycock Mark Hency Zi. 5 fx Sophomores Take Third In Hall Competition Bud Henderson Vicki Henry 'NY Poilie Herrington Berta Hertzog NX ,xx - Terri Higgins cuts long posters apart in preparation to tape them up. DOUQ Hertzog pau' Hemck Experi men ting with Chemicals Prci , g g ffyli , M Z Craig Hibbard ff! Z Teresa Higginbotham ff Terri Higgins Debbie Hill x s f fu N . K, ,N f Ed Hill Kelly Hill Brad Hawthorne and Flick Penniston mix and match chemicals. S' Mfr Mfg MN f I Krista Hilton Donna Hinton Kathy Hisey James Hobbs a Z!! f!0Z! Zfaf Mfr , , , foyf f , ff '7 M ry f f , f ef ,4 f z WX Qc ff f , I Z , ' , V 1 5 ' ' , , 4 f Z X 0 e X N X XX X m E , ' S Don Hodge ' Nancy Holbrook Flandy Holmes Mickey Honor Glenn Hook Alan Housley L '. :els Produces Results! 10 Q Q X ss: , X N 29 X X . is S ES ss . X L .:.. 4 X N E SV v f f ,14- x W X f f W L I I Ji- JK Q WW A CALUWI Mi T X 1 w ' , be 3 1' F ' ., at I 3 Mug, Lab work challenges individual thinking. ' Shirlee Howard Libby Hudson Mike Hunt Greg Hunziker Debbie Hurlock S . lil' f s X if, S 5 f , ft . Qfxvr gully, Y W' L' Q V if Q ,I Mike Hutson Barry Jackson Brian Jackson Larry Jackson Brenda Jenkins 45- ' A Keith Johnson Virginia Johnson Robert Johnston D66 Jones RUSSGI JOIWGS f JN X 4 L.S. fans happy at the outcome of the Tiger offensive play at football game. Journal Photo N? X D00 Vicki Jones David Joseph Randy Keller Mike Kelly Curtis Kendall nw N, -WMM' GGHFY Kenneth James Kernes Vicki Knight iz! J 1 QW' Mythe, ,V , XX!!! Gene King Nancy Kinney Cosette Kitley ,, W XJ' ,Z ,if ' ,f . , ,.. A J. 4 ,iv V, rw. ., W, YQ r ,W 41, Z X aj 5 X , ., 2 4 4 Z if ,ff f Y I Sv Z W X X W f f' x V M Karen Klein Wiewuww Suzanne Klaus Marsha Knorr Debbie Kreher W W JZ 4 Z Ye Ml, , , , sa Q 4 TWU 7 ? A , S sl X X 9, W 5, 1 SWL ix gif! ' X 1 5 5 Mi - F- - - - -.4 -asf, ,La..--1.':,.au,.-,Nui-z-.3-:..,.f.1.:.....:..,..,.,.L4..w...,...,,.,.,.,.au,.LV:-,W,-as ,,,, Y X 7 X v ' if 'Wi Nw 4' Y K 7'- , ,, ,A., , , ,, W ZF M? ff, ff, 4 H , mlm: ff? wflfha , A f M QQ 1 i f X ff ff if Ci' Pla' ' 'J WW ZZ 2 iff ' f ff NZ '4 i .QA X S S' . Messx iiQ1gg L-sw .fs x4,:N-My L Xwss N p-X NNN ss L if LL x ' 1 X SM L X X XfQwx,'iTg 'x X S ' S x sg we - X...-Q16 Lv 5 R if .5 5 I- : N 3 , 5 I i 2 x L i ,. - , g Q , f S 1 .i E xi f if J ' f Chris Krerril Marsha Kurtz sys, L Q Brad Laue Laura Lane --'- .. 'Wy ,pf sn., - ,.,. ., why S ' is is 'wg V X ' 457 - -if W ,w,,f,v f W- V., XA s Q NY, wwe 4 L, f 4 X L f N eq V 5 Z X V , 3 N f!! I , X 2 N , Q. f N... ',f-Qfi 3,-55,1 , I Q3 ,Q-ra. 1' f i - ,gf mf an .- 3 f. ,, s is J if X ff x w x ,N f 4 S is W ' Q Af 'wasasf -, 2 3 gg Tug Vickie Lawson Kafefl Lenz Donna Lillard David Lidberg Margie Linnenbrink Fiex Lingerfelt Steve Lacy Chris Land Marilyn Landis Os- '1-ur-' ' M' Susie Langsford Gwen Larson Tresia Laurie I Remember. . . Susie Ritter says: Hey, good iookin'g try our cookin' W Mg. M X A Debbie Little Debbie Lloyd Laura Logan Loren Lough iii- M Z A za 2 Debbie Love Pam Luber Sherri Lucas Laure Maes niffaasnarrrfm 2 i Q , f Milam' y , If 48,7 www!! Pat Wisnewski works as library assistant. ffs Tom Loughmiller Judy Magee Mark Mallder David Mallicoat Dwight Maring L ri 'Lili ff P9993 Q -Q Q ies, f 15 -1 H X 5 si Q x SQQQSQ se i xs if - - ---- . U -.-.4-,mem-:,.15.1,.-Au..4,s.q.f,,-....L,.. .:,,,.'g, Q, Q 1Lf 'Aj 5i,,4,,, -Luv-isis-Q ,j.fl, ..: , -V , 1 - , , K f t r-,14 Q .ul Z if S 412 f, ff M! ' nj, X X , X f QQ 4 W 1 4: .5 fi' f ng., ,, .M A X ff ff fig G xx Peggy Davis catches up on some work in typing. Brian Mathews Sandy Maxwell Linda McCall 'fr-S-W Laura Meadows Teddy Meier Ginger MGYGV , . t Kyle Minor Lonny Moline Craig Mooney xx Xxx Ex Yuma .uf Qi W x x Fiayna Maring Tom Marshall Bob Martin Gladys Martin X XX X N 51 X 'IW' Kathy McClanahan Sherrie McDonald Jim Meyer Mike Milne f Glenn Moore Dave Moorhead eff'- Eric Morelock fbi Gregg Motley Tarra Murray Russell Needham John O'DonneIl W V' ! ' W ' ,M gf: ff? a 99' Z X- fflf ' X, fy f wa V ,ff In the old-fashion melodrama, Desperate Desmond's Dastardly Deeds, Marilyn Ferguson portrays the wife of Desmond Leffingwell. wif' Nrwwmsr Carla Murry Karen Neal Tina Neal Morton Dudley Greg Mullens Joanne Nease Marie Nesbit Jim Nesmith Scott Newberry , Q., , fesif ..., g fix -fn: K - k x -+cf'f--las: QQN N 5 x y X S . , 5 , 'NX ,DSI sw...-H K ' V sv - K L5 N 5 11314. V' R f X X Clark Oglesby Spencer Oldham Tom Orr fgeggk .fy Jeb Newman K f . K- xx sus X qu' ' 'ig M 1-X I ,ggfggf 'ix 4 X X if X X X g X is as s X X N N X X NX xx x N X X X iv Y. Q- eff f , . 3 Patty Owen Sc , tx ., kat. , K 5325- 1 ff . ' or f .Sim K ' , . , , R , h fb ,S :yr 1 S: ! Q, s in X Vicky 7 X CET 7 4- 1 fr Q ' s f Q If Xx S , as Q tt if F ge ss' , f ,t Q is i 2 5 f'- X 7 55. P X, 9' , Sophomores Participate in Night of One-Act Plays Mary Pancoast Kim Pape X, 1' 'L' ' 'Fi Sw ' , M-it , 4 Sf N. ' 1 . Vicky Moss, Terry Wilson, and Kyle Minor in the play Desperate Desmond's Dastardly Deeds. Steve parker fm, if Chris Patterson Donna Paul Durk Peery Cindy Pemberton Debbie Pefldefgfaph if ,,, Rick peniston Lyle Perdue Glenn Perkins HOXBHHB PGVVY GVGQ P'9fC0 -, , . ,. .-..........-.,...-. ...,.... ,-.....- ,...... Soph's Find Relaxation In Study and Dreams Penni Prewitt Mary Ann Pruente in Mevatamaw Joyce Pruitt Clayton Purinton QM. Jeff Van Dyke daydreams into the future. Kathy Flains Mary Ramsey Z5.44'3,W1'V 5fX Qffff-' ' f w ' f f' f,-- fl V 0, ,W A. Q., ,f 4,,,af-f , t ,,...,41 Af ff 5 sg, 4 ,gf ff 4, f. ZW , ' ft t 14 wg, W2 z f . . .- f . gf f, ff f X f xx f , , I M X W 1 Af I f 4 5 at f 5 tx - W! ,f 1 aa 2+ X 1 f X i f X AQ f Debbie Ray Andy Fledpath Jo Ellen Reed Nadine Reed Rhonda Fleed yt,f f ' f F, 4f '1?i1- ffiWf 5 Q 3 1' f 71 ,firm ' of W QM Q fwsv 1, Q i f lr Sak? f 5 f , 2' fn WWW , 'e ff , f , 1 ff ' f 'ff ' 1 5111, 3 ff l f X 5.r 'W 44 ' ' , Linda Fleiman Cindy Reinert Gerald Flellegert Jennifer Rhodes Greg Flicdder 'Zl- f ga, 'az N 3, as Dec C .ff ,M Sn: Jeri A Q' fa X V2 r et., mx. I , X E t XX . K ., ya i X t t l e- -r - . . , e- ..,--.La L ,-. ,- ,.,.-.f.--.-.---a.,,., 4 2t.1.,1,k:.,--Q:-a..:L,.tf,..1.1a .,:..p.f '1.-..g,f,.,, - - ...dm v 4'-e. v f,-Ate, -....eL.-.,, ',,,,,..,..., ..,....,. e . . , A 6 f 4 f ms y f ,, W4 If 1 21 . uf 4 f Q I , ,Q Z V if V 1 X 121 5 W VZ, V Dede Richardson Sylvia Richardson X X , i , X 4 X X Y 5 if X S A -s 4-uv Q4-new-. - , if fx? Carole Rider Kent Rightmire , M , Wfifww' ' , 4i.,,,, 0 -Rfr f ,.,,, ,M .W Qwf 'sf 4 .M , www WW SWAC 'fffffs-fVi vw vm ,V , w 4, f ,ff f x ff Wwwwwewwwww my M Susie Ritter Joyce Roberts Vicki Diehl displays talent in pen and ink. -59' ,www- is Rob Robertsgn Daniel Rgbinette Craig Rourick Kathy Rucker Vinson Rucker Y' Ez5gQIgf:g,i,,f' , I. f f, . thi: ,f yy ,, I J, To A ul f -.Q Q 4 1 6 , 37 , X t K ef 5 4 M Sharon Rudloff Shari Ryle Wade Sanders Paula Sanders Becky Saflning . 'W ff A N kijfmf V, X fm, WWW 4? X 1 f S M N , :fN:v,,sQ.:::2W W W7 f' in W , A fM '!Saf Wx X ,. my X.. - .0 Y, Merilee Saxton Ricky Schell Randy Sehorn Pam Schuster Greg Schlobohm . I Z , ff , , m..,,, ,,,A , i Keith Scott Merilee Saxton and Nadine Reed work on Reflector W- affix! 'st -IX Dan Sealey 'Yana Q.. 'f '-me Dennis Searcy Lynn Seiner Sue Shannon Randy Sharp su-ww-r Marty Shaw Ralph Shields Kent Shipley Mary Shlrck Judy Shook Jerry Shriver Felicia Shortlno Winona A . 14 V i i K A W ff' fl I Q4 W 7 Q f ff , 2 X ax f EX V ,ivy f W , I X x j ig, i' .2 A X f , ,f K 21,1 ' rw W-,.,,W9W, 1, 5 ,ff f ie' , www W, K 4 an Leflector. XM? i?j f tw Q MXX N QS cf Y ,X M , X S ,, fi ., SE . 5 'iff' X f 5 , S Ll A 5 D Mike Smith Rick Snow ,.a-.- ---ff Betty Springer X . . - g , -.-......--.. ,........-- WX, ' Diana Siegelen Jim Simler X X 4 Lw wiiv X :V S PRX XX X X X X X X Q' , S 'N Y XXS 'S I Q XX, ff - gg ,. -. Xiy f ' asf- 'J . 'Kb 'V 7 f if , X X Q 5 I 'Num ,ff X ,A 3 QR Q ' 'pk' -fi' iii Pai Scott Smith Kim Spencer Barbara Staatz 5 X,f.X S 1 3 .IV ,V ,g .,,,.f.:, W .- ..,....,--,,...f.,-.,,-. -,..,.X-.m-,.,....f.f-:min mar---rf-ff--A-.r A-,-.arf , S X X ki X X 5 X .t.t X NRA John Sievers TiXSN.w, WJNN S- . , M Ax Eg X XX-A , 3 xv-XXX , X5 to Of f 4 t XX XX 55' X EJ, . 'EX X i t if XXX 'X XXX E- XX . M NX X, f Y X. V of K., X X XS N-Q, Xe- X- X- . - N XX X X X Y ,.X X X X 1' X X X X NX X X .X X X X X X 5 X X A S Sf NX X f FO FX ff 1 S, XX X i 'X 3 X X . Xa a . i . .XX,wr SX Xe- f .Xa f 4' W Debbie Sievert N51 is SX i. X to X if , . K K Q X RX X rig X A ii t X 'X . s , . - XJ' X 3' Q -XX -, s X . is Q X. S .Q 3 ,X .. r Q X ,X XX XZ 'N -SXAQ , XC 557 f MMX Xi. . in: f si' 'z :X ' K 'f1- vim X XX XX , X X M.. X x X JX X . X .L X 'R N, ixx J I ,A X X S SW xx , S ' SRX, . ,R . . X N wif. ,- .: , .. .N , , XX 1.191 E 'E-xv if ggggxt- -- News ,W N, L 51, 4 X X X XX 5X X . Danny Silvey X fi XF .X . 'sb-X xx X X 1 X I ii I I X X: yy ' X X f N , C X- XX M X-aw' XX 1255 f ' F 'f X X N7 2 . X 3 X Norman Simmons Jackie Slagle Patty Smart SS XX f I 41 gf 4,21 V 1 fp ,aff ,mm f f . W ,L ,Zyrfwf Susan Gwynn and Julie Combs wait for the Scholarship Dinner food. - ,,.a.1..,. ...Q-....:,r -v---nal 4 Karen Thomas cleans up art table-right down to the shine! XS 7, naman NN Linda Stevenson Bill Stewart Tim Stidham Janet Stipe .XX Z- Xf,-Xexfa X. X 'gg -wr wgxgi Y. 1ifZXQN . 'fi X 3 X XM X X QXY Q X XX 0 Ssigs-1 dwg NX 'rwfwkwjx f Tim. X - XX K N f X . xi AL X -1 1- ' sk ki: v WX S X 2 gb, X X 4 1 if Sam X, Q X6 , N-MM .t.. Q J X X Xf 'QTL William Swain David Swift Cole Talley Jerry Taylor , ky Xe. V x Q-+ XM WNW Steve Thayer Nancy Theiss Jackie Thomas John Thomas f e w J? X H! X' ' ' Z ig J! ff 5 flf' yi KX X rf wb S 4 W, t,,,. UT.tW,,Hc 7Wm,,,X zfwfgki 'wWxa,a?YfQf , I ' iff. I 1. A ff hs X , - f f 1 Te A J y Q, 4 X TK I J ,,,.t'., an w..fX is Z fri? W?'k 5 VV T X15 ' fig 1,7 y I , s ,Y i t N. ft if if IVAV' ,XE Janice Stephenson VA if 191 7 f .1-:-.4 5,90 1 P Q .' '--4 ', ' U' 1 gi f 5 :,:,. 5 V X4. ' Nga Xi '40' , . f :.:.:.:. : .- .fi ' If , S ,Q V Q I Pam Stevens sis Gary Sutherland .S Ju Be March h Kathy Taylor Karen Thomas XX 3 i A XT' 33 X fs T ,X On X ,I iQ E 1..s. High . . . Just the Beginning! March brings snow and cold mornings. Q' 1 Q K. ,,... T Sue Thompson Rhonda Thoreson Flick Thornton Ginny' Brent Tiller Danny Tinder Debbie Trlvitt W . ..-,,: .,,,, 735 In , ff 0 I 44,2 X M f f ff Y f ,- f T Z4 Jennifer Thrutchley Bob Turner Cindy Turney ffqq fri. f,,,., Jerry Turner Lucy Turner Neil Ullery N- IFN? 49,4 X MUHYM f.. Z' ff ,. :V ,. ,L G 1 ,pews jg? Z4 ' ffff Z' 'Z if f ff A f fy, Jeff Van Dyke Michelle Van Waters Cindy Vardiman W. ? yy' , I sqm ,W 7 Lanny Voight Larry Walter 'ff Z - . A .jf A , 7 4 ,, Q f ' ' ff f X 11 1 X f f X f l x X f ,,,, f' ff ' f' X . . fig ,Qi .55 fzf f in Steve Waltz 474. U' Danny West U F' N? f 1 .,.,., , , W fm M qs Q. Ahgggm I 1 ' e f ,, M' st VX : 'C f f ,,, ' 1 Q X' , f M. g ' f ,i is sf f fu: X' ZZVX Joe Westmoreland Steve Whaler Z Janice White ,X A W ? Scott Warner Robert Webster ff! ii Karen Westerfield Pam Westerfield 2 7 1 Q: Cindy Williams Jana Williams Z , ,X 'ff I , f W X 41 Jim Williams N!0 f'? Jerry Turner and Clark Oglesby pause slightly during a volleyball game. Nancy Williams Q5 NWVC f , ,Z Q xxx use f f f i X if X 44 A, MV ff' Sophomores Today-Stars Tomorrow! ' is twffmsvf., 5551 T- ' , x. ' 'gg ---rm-t ,mt swtss' 'mf X- M 0 y,7wWg A ,.NN - S-,msg-t' , at 1355 Rt xt sgtygjt ,. :sf 1 st, of at r -ax 53554 ,nf fx su . fr sk Q, 4, N .K E , X X i ff in-XFX 2, -QA ,, X ,Q 'ff' A f Z W X ' ,jr .s-X Peggy Williams 1 ry, 5 ' ' . Z ' N 4 Terry Wilson Patty Worsham Dan Yardley Tami Williams Terri Williams M Judy Williamson Bobby Wilson XXX, 'vs Jack Winburn Angie Wiseman Pat Wisniewski Bill Worrell xxx qw-f-Av AQ?-fb' R X N Q 2 X X ! K ,' Denise Wright Jeff Wright Marsha Wright Steve Wright Rhonda Yeates Amy Yeldell John Young Flick Zellmer f., . xv, K! 1, . 'YQ-A., J.. WZ . C yi ,H ' ,.. f, K, ,, ' Z W Q v, -4- 6' ' 'f ' M A M, 'NAM . . . Students quietly walking to school in the snow and cold. . . . Kyle Minor contemplating announcement at Masque and Gavel meeting. Not Pictured: Diane Anderson Diane Bates Darrell Boudreaux Calvin Brown Susan Cook Clarence Goodrich Bryan Hammond Sharon Holcomb Gary Horst Jill James Maria Jennings Karen Keeton fy' Dorothy Lilly Steve Little Connie Massey Sheryl Morgan Earl Owen Darra Phillips Mike Roadcap Holly Roberts Bradley Flodick Susie Rowe Tina Troth Jeanne Watson Norma Willard Terri Williams Q fe f 0 N 'QM QQ......-ff a GAA volleyball game watched by eager teammates. :si Q3 R . . . Pep Club initiates showing oft their costumes in K, H ' ' 0m6COmIf1g Parade. Haub Studio . . a sophomore demonstrating how to dig the volleyball. 118 nal if Winter Debi iii XR 1 ---W-0 ...NN 'f'-mymwb, If Winter school days start with a ride on the school bus. I Remember , y 7 ,V gf X l'1-M I I I ww 7 W, W Z 2 N ,xx Peggy Davis displays her Pep Club initiation braids. 7, yf 6 V ? 1 ? 2 f 2 X ,,w, f'!- , LH . I , VG,- X fciyfff: 03,5 , , W W Q, ,, r f 1 f ,MW I ' ' V if ' Q, f uf! f ' fff' , W f A 1 , , i , V ,,.., I ,,,,U ,f af , 2 f 14555757 ' ig? 1 ff' ' fm fafif' , ,f W W , wa f,V, 75 'VW' Y A yr ,pw 'l 1 if 'fr , , it r ' f f '5 4' f f,,' ff Q X , V , I ,fifh f be , 4 A -, ,,,, nf ' W' f 'K' V7 'Mf ? 3 , - 752, f 5, I I JDJ , ,,4,,!UfWLM I 477 - .W 1 4 Debbie Kerher and Rick Boughan walk down center stairs to next class. Sophomores learn quickly to navigate LSHS halls. If yf-,,y - - ' r-uf: ., :H MAH- IH' J' '. 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Announced at half time was the Homecoming Queen, Sherry Maxwell, and float contest winners, namely, seniors first, sophomores second, juniors third, and DECA placing first in the novelty class. After stopping the Sedalia Tigers from seeing the goal line all night, the L.S. Tigers relaxed at the Homecoming Dance, which followed. ,f , ESTERYUI. l-905' DJ-31Q,,M, lrlfff' WL. il mt' Seniors capture first place in float contest with History Repeats ltself. VVW44i,y, , ly, . Y , .4 X f Q .IW WMV ' ,, W3 my Z2 ?'nf zZ . Q .A , f es., .ll Students participating in pep rally jam Dairy Queen. 5. x Yr 4 QI at N I x 'X Nw. XX X . g 5 Q X. Sophomore initiates march in Homecoming parade. F ll WW I h i 4 L l , Q y 51 il im Z: 1? ,, 3 K ,M W., Johnn . R Car NW' Sass Q? N 5 KX? M ' X f : , :N 3.4 x x Nt x ,r A sww , Xe .J X X . X NQX A M 2 B 1: -,EE V 53 Suszl McKinley crowns Sherry Maxwell 1972 H if r 2? b Studlo Through the ram Rob Steller escorts X sff x ff WZ X Ml W fyf, f VW 4 fl N 5 X fx - , , Z-iff ' , I Sl F awimlx - H -- -- r - - V- -- - ' r 'ff' I Q4--f .H-f--sw? .1 w -.,z..-q:.1,.:.b.- :,:.q-.f.,+1..Q...,g.f,..m.L.s.-.-......g...,..:x.,.,N.,1...- - .,-.g,Qv.-.,,- - V, li ff! K? X ff ff xx Q X -- as---J 3f-.....s5 6 9 l ill-3 5. Haub v T756 2 .5 7 QA XX Ycsx.. f - of . 4.5 ri, + Q - t , Bob Belser works on the winning senior hall, The Games Tigers PIay. T 9 74 .df 2,0 Haub A, ,w ' ,,,, f au. N ,,,,, , .... MW. f f John Wyatt, Karen Skumautz, and James Lester PFS?-flu P combination of skits including l can't do a thing with mY half. SKI! while StUd6l'ltS vote on the Cal'ldlCl8tGS. Courtwa rming 572 Courtwarming was off and going during the week of February 7. The queen candidates were excited. Who would this year's winner be? The winner was Marilyn Shirley. All the classes were putting up their hall competition trying to have the best hall. The seniors won again for the third year. The Spirit Jug contest reaped a plentiful harvest, also. A hairy legs contest was added to the festivities in which three teachers, each representing a class, competed for the title. As the game progressed, the Tigers lost by a score of 51-156. The traditional dance was the perfect ending to a weekful of exciting events. Sophomores plaoed third in hall competition. W l 1 1 1 l, i 1 51 11 ,, 1, 11 I1 W I 14 lf 1 Y 1 I 5 1 I 1 E1 1. ,1 i. l 5 2 1 if ll 11 P F1 K E I J 1! 1 1 5? 11, I 1 l if V! ' T1 S fl W 1 1: I 1 Q 1 HF A 5 W5 E15 Z as 51 11 11 AJ 11 :Ili 11 4, 11 12 L1 1 ll Ii I 5 1 f 'X li 5 2 11, FEI ' 11 1 1 i ',i il :1 11 4l ' - A A .-.1.--ff--fm--M-,.,,,.,,..-.,Q..i 4-.Q:..-,,,.,L,.,..,..M,,,.-f..',,- .-..,.......,,.L.-.w......f .Q.,f.,.g,..,q..,.,-.:f,g1,..,.,.Q-.-. ., , O 4- m..-r.-f-35.11--..c..-,.-f-.-f-1-,: w-,. ,fe-f-'A-f-,rf in by Rod ic i. 1 att. Haub Flick Dean enjoys after-game dance. Haub Studio ,,, C g XM C Roger Hammond and Marilyn Shirley dance after crowning. Haub Studio ,,,,,,....--o+-- Queen candidates and escorts:',Floger Hammond, Nancy Conde, Bill Middleton Virginia Grayum, Randy Bradley, Marilyn Shirley, Dick Cooper, Connie Thomas: Mel Oglesby, Jean Witherup. Haub Studio. f W f KW 5 Tigerettes congratulate Marilyn. Haub Studio in l . ,f--f ',,--' , V . M 'a adl C fu M f 0 fl ,K ,,,, .. W ? 5, fy l -4 lwwl Virginia Grayum, Nancy Conde, Marilyn Shirley, Jean Witherup, Connie Thomas. Haub Studio 135 , 5 -, -...:...,--... ..,,. ,.-..,a-..,. .. ..-'-- . - - ' -- . V V - ,.,.........-....4Qa,......p...,,.4..... ...-+.----f--1 . ,. ..... ., .-. ., -....---v---- -. ..... -...... .af af -5 , ...-..............-...- . .. -, ....,...-,... .... 9 , . - Two All-School Plays Presented- Damn Yankees a J? ,f 4, V pill, ,x-,V i f , f eese sZ , t , s W 4 if f f f Z In f if a X 7 f W 1 Z f if , I s W Xxx? ff J 2 f 2 , Q , 91 f if f X 9 of M y f f J f X W Q ' f ,ft J fx . W , g ff , X -y, W! 5 f if M W f f ff I 5 ak 1 f W WZ XM Y f X ff fs Q 1 V ff f W, Q 7 wwf' ln the dugout, the Washington Senators get a pep talk from their manager, Benny Van Buren. Journal Photo D0nJ The fall all-school play Damn Yankees was presented to the public on November 19 and 20. Damn Yankees was the dramatic story of an avid Washington Senator fan, Joe Hardy, who was tempted by Mr. Applegate tthe devill, and signed his soul away to play on the Sena- tors' team for the remainder of the season in hopes of capturing the pennant from the defending New York Yankees. While Joe prepares to meet the Yankees in the series game, an enchanting seductress, Lola, tries to charm Joe to death. Regardless of Mr. Applegate's efforts to transform Joe Hardy back to his original physical state before the Senators won, Joe Hardy's extra- human skill wins the series for the Senators, and the pennant! Joe Hardy ............ Johnny Johnston Mr. Applegate fthe devill John Wyatt Mr. Welch, club owner ...John Franklin Benny Van Buren, manager ....... ..... E rnie Taylor Lola lshe-devill Patty Baysik 136 Taylt , , W 1 1 if M W fQWW . X 1 g f 9 I fff I U XMW ,EMMA Oooh, l'm a star! Kevin Durnell takes a part in both Damn Yankees and Charley's Aunt. S s Q Not too tight! Cindy McCarty Win helps Karen Skumautz and Jan ' ' - v - f -' f V - -. .--44.1 .trac-:.f...-.-.74-'. ff...-..,... 5 aaa. A 1-F .,-i..4a.-.sa-J., sw-nvna , -, ,V V . - 1 . I . .a-. ..-........-.....,.,....,-.........-.:..-...m.:-a.,,.m:cr....1..,,e.....,' .,-, .. , 1: BS J ? K ,ga 5 1 W cw ft ' -' , f f ., , ,Wi 5 wfwffhf was if X ff ' XZCMQ, if fs- F-if ogy M f McCarty and Jan and Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez, alias Lord Fancort Babberly, alias Ernie Taylor. Winburn dress before the performance. The spring school play, CharIey's Aunt by Brandon Thomas, was presented April 27 and 28. This play took its setting at Oxford, England in 1892 in Jack Chesney's room. Lord Fancourt Babberly was tricked by Charles Wykeham and Jack Chesney to impersonate Charley's millionairess aunt, Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez. Charley and Jack needed Donna Lucia to chaperone them while they asked Kitty Verdun and Amy Spettigue to marry them. Things, however, got complicated when Mr. Spettigue and Sir Francis Chesney compete for Donna Lucia's hand in marriage. Little did they know that Charley's aunt was really Babbsg not the real Donna Lucia. kr Q . 5 f.,r1 Jack Chesney and Charles Wykeham stand by in appallment as Babbs gains the affections of Amy Spettigue. 2 Babbs exclaims, I think he's getting on, while Sir Francis Chesney proposes to his little flowerettef' 137 .W f Jack Purtle and Pam Guittar exchange secrets. Gary Wood and Nancy Kelly receive some refreshments. Dennis Fisher and Rhonda refreshment line. McLaughIing Brenda West and guest converse in Beneath the tent-shaped ceiling of crepe paper, Debbie Mahan and guest relax during a slow dance. Pl If Seni surrc yean Apdl tranc danc decc poke shap cand Sche beaL surrc seve the c ageli sq? F f X .g N Q bers-X X , .NY XX R 2 Mwcsf'--ll' . - iisit fi? 5 R t x is .3 F x Bill ix f wwf za-M 'NK f1'hQK'4' .WK l .tu Q ' nm'-.,,Y Debbie ny-n-agnn.--.1 PROM 1972 Arabian Nights Arabian Nights was the theme of the Junior- Senior Prom this year. The stories and fables surrounding the Arabian Nights started about 400 years ago in the Persian Empire, but the night of April 22 was a night to behold. Two sword-bearing genies guarded the en- tranceway to Prom-giving a magnificent view of the dance floor and side tables. The dance floor was decorated with red crepe paper gathered around a pole, and draped in all directions to form a tent- shaped ceiling. Aladdin-lamp candles lighted each table in soft candlelight. Here couples came to tell stories as Scheherazade did centuries ago, or to gather in the beauty of the evening. Next to the patio doors stood a silver fountain surrounded with an array of ferns, green plants, and several benches. This scenery led to the patio where the couples could be out in the open and gaze at the ageless stars. Bm Middleton and Brenda Herrington pass the two genies to the Prom excitement. Jackie Guest and Ray Tittle parade through the fieldhouse. David Waite and Joyce Barkley in Grand March. N x x Q5 X X X XXX' If .V WW W4 - - b - --V,-azff m,-1 f,..,.,..4.:...f..-,..,........n,a.,.4-1241.5 W M S f ff . 1 25 - Q Z? MW! M 0 fi aff W 7' 5 ....'L-,.,f:,.-N-am-::.4,.-'g:.....M..,.g.....-...-....,,.,,.,..,...,-:.,,.m..qm,.g,.f..-.,,- ,,,,,,, ,MA ., , if. Are Happy Ones! k4N Q2 K 'xx , 'ef i mm'k ' 1 Sherry Maxwell and Virginia Grayum happily bid farewell. .3 ' 3 . ' ' iff, f X f 4 f,f. 4 5 2 Ruth McConchie gives graduation address. 3 X 'M'--.,.. I4 11- A .. 'gm--3:s:.+..,. . ' 'V' v 4 4 ,---.,,...f.,.-Y .1-.....-zur.---.g..-..,-r..-V,- 1 ? LC. sports Gridmen Tie for First In Conference Hard work, determination, and a fighting defense gave Lee's Summit a 6-1 Conference record with an overall record of 8-2. Despite injuries to key players, bad weather, and frustrating losses, the players and coaches never lost spirit, this was wit- nessed by the 16.4 point average per game. Overall, the Tigers rushed for 2,029 yards and passed another 6843 an average of 271.3 yards per game. For many players, the 15-14 win over Excelsior Springs in the last game of the season, which gave them a share of the title, will long be remembered. The team received the honor of having five players, Jim Piccinini, Ivan Weinel, Eric Powell, Leonard Bieri lon defensel, and Steve Oberweather loftensel, named to the All-Conference team. Three more players were named to the second team and ten received honorable mentions. Coaches for the 1971-'72 year were Walt , Hicklin, John Flepp, J. C. Davis, Gary Sage, and . E Ivan Weinel puts up a defensive wall in the Ruskin game. Journal Photo ' Ron Stevens. l.. l David Brown and David Phillips successfully carry out a right-hand sweep in the Excelsior Springs game, Journal Phgtg FOOTBAL Brown, M J. Piccinil Cox. Flow Cox, B. T Waite, R. Needham Powell, S. S. Oberwi Coach l Mel Ogl . 3. ,rg - Y 1 Maxi 1 t .J V1-1 .e W .gn V A 4. x Journal Q nl!! N. .. .. .., ,, . . .. , -rj Q., 3. if X iuzrw W-QM, I X' WWW. .......,,.,,...-.,...,.,,- , , ,., ,,,, , . ' 171 A if 77 - ,,, A ,. ,,.11, AA, ,.,,...,....--,-.. , ,A ,gg i , ,, 22. M . . 'lyk 4 xg. ffm I g i' is 'M': ?T 'T'f'g:mM f ':l'g,ff M s..5 -4 1? . Eb f ,, 1. . x I Y xx J I: r 923-Vistas: r T 1 f- ,, 2 an auf . . 4 9 14 as - .M 532341 55,3 13311 gg-if img A uL'..e's,27,sf 1 'in is 2' gl. ,Xi ,,,f Q .MKVA ,xl Tglsilqlx .lg lrt: 4 1 A .7 iA L 3 f . ': A 344 i. 'If his L W A, f .., .9 Z A - I , f I 1 t, . .R .tsl 'ff .ff Q .Q Q f .,,, , A FOOTBALL TEAM, Row 1, I-r: D. Theiss, R. Hammond, P. Copple, D. K. Shipley, D. Fraley, R. Thornton, D. Hertzog, E. Hill, E. Goodrich, D. Brown, M. Oglesby, M. Bluhm, T. Lowe, T. Glenn, L. Bieri, E. Powell, Fuller, J. Happy, G. Cross, D. Harris, B. Tiller, J. Delario. Row 5: D. J. Piccinini, J. Jenkins, C. Nazworthy, B. Middleton, D. Phillips, D. Morehead, S. Graham, S. Warner, C. Kendell,J. Feller, J. Decker,T. Cox. Row 2: K. Summers, G. Gamble, D. Hill, S. Reese, B. Bowlin, R. Loughmiller, G. Perkins, G. Kenneth, R. Keller, D. Carter, N. Cox, B. Troutwine, J. Dir, C. Hammond, R. Lednicky, K. Russell, D. Simmons, J. Hawkins, R. Bougann, B. Harper, J. Burk. COACHES: Waite, R. Bond, l. Weinel, P. Kelly. Row 3: B. Dixon, J. Benson, R. Don Lang lJr. Highl, J. C. Davis lass'tl, Jim Nipmeyer lJr. Highl, Ed Needham, J. Winburn, P. McCambridge, J. Rice, D. Schenke, J. Cahill lJr. Highl, Tom Flint tJr. Highl, Gary Sage tass'tl, Ron Stevens Powell, S. Toms, J. Eaton, S. Harris, H. Greer, B. Hertzog, H. Dickey, lass'tl, John Repp lass'tl, Walt Hicklin lhead varsity coachl. Haub S. Obervveather. Row 4: E. Morelock, R. Bryant, M. Hency, J. Hobbs, Studio Coach Hicklin gives encouragement to Eric Powell. Haub Studio Mel Oglesby grabbing a side-line pass. Haub Studio r-Alkx-1' Chuck Hammond in summer practice. Jour- nal Photo fsx ,sf I 147 4-14-11 tense nd John IO Staatz puts a trick shot over the goal for two points. Staatz and Slaughter take a rebound from North Kansas City player. Journal Photo fi L.S. Cagers Meet Tough Competition The 1971-72 Cagers had a difficult time this season. By playing many close games, the Varsity acquired a record of 7 wins to 16 losses. To make up for the taller players on opposing teams, new head coach, Tom Hewitt, planned to play a much faster running game, thus forcing the opposition to wear down and make more mistakes. Three senior forwards, Rod Staatz, John Slaughter, and Chuck Hammond returned this year to carry out the coach's plans. Ftod Staatz led the team in field goal percent- ageg John Slaughter was the top re- bounderg Chuck Hammond led the team in free throwing. Coach Jenkins and the Junior Varsity were unable to pull into a long winning season but had three wins to their credit. I X John Slaughter tries for two points against Truman. VARSITY TEAM-Row 1: John Green, Richard Lednicky, Chuck Hammond, Pat Green. Row 2: Coach Hewitt, John Slaughter, Rod Staatz, John Jenkins, Roger Hammond. Haub Studio Belton Dec. 13 33 Excelsior Springs Dec. 15 63 Liberty Dec. 17 62 Van Horn Dec. 27 51 Southwest Dec. 28 47 Wm. Chrisman Dec. 28 47 4 Park Hill Jan. 14 60 X O'Hara Jan. 18 75 . ,,,, R A A ll, ,Q ,f W' 1 A 1 Rod Staatz surrounded by Belton players during Courtwarming game. Haub Studio North Kansas City Dec. 3 52 Excelsior Springs Dec. 7 49 f Blue Springs Dec. 10 49 Excelsior Springs Jan. 21 75 Slaughter and Staatz possess the basketball off the board. Journal Photo BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They Rod S m ade Photo 62 45 58 43 46 64 65 68 68 38 52 55 Grandview Fort Osage Center Raytown South Belton tCourtwarmingl Truman Liberty Ruskin Grandview Ruskin Grandview Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar. John Green anxiously waiting a possible two points. Haub Studio a r 3 -x hi' X Johr Grar both Sketball 55 65 50 62 64 71 47 60 51 56 48 58 59 66 39 42 43 46 44 43 49 68 Rod Staatz cleanly blocks a goal attempt made by a Wm. Chrisman Bear. Journal Photo 9 X QQ! P f 5 l s EP? 4 ta t gs John Green grabs a rebound against the Grandview Bulldogs and hangs on with both hands. Journal Photo Varsity and Junior Varsity Cagers Slaughter goes high against Center with Hammond and Staatz ready at hand. Journal Photo JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM-Row 1: Danny West, David Carter, Randy Keller, Rick Snow, Greg Motley, Brad Hawthorne. Row 2: Tom Marshall, Darrel Arrends, Jerry Shriver, Steve Walz, Mark Mallder, John Sievers, Dan Fraley. Haub Studio 151 l i l Theiss First in State Under the supervision of Coaches Gary Sage and John Repp, the L.S. Varsity grabblers went all the way to state with a 6-1 score in duals, first in' conference, and second in District 3. David Theiss, senior letter- man in the 155-pound class, had a yearly record of 32-0 and won first in his division in State. At the Ruskin Tourney on Jan 13-15, they received the Sportsmanship Trophy and third place. The first-place Suburban Eight Conference crown was taken by Tiger wrestlers on Jan. 28-29. At the District 3 Tournament, on February 5, LS placed second with eight qualifiers, four in the finals and four in the wrestle- backs. Of the eight LS wrestlers qualified for the Regionals at Oak Park, only David Theiss tplacing firstj and Rick Floyd tplacing thirdl, reached the finals. The eight attending were Brasweil, Kartsonis, Redpath, Toms, Phillips, Lester, Floyd, and Theiss. The grabbler's wrestling season came to a dramatic close as the Missouri Class L Wrestling Tournament was 1 hosted at Lee's Summit on February 18-19. David Theiss, taking first in the 155-pound class and a gold medal, captured the only individual first place at -State ever awarded to a LS wrestler in the eight years wrestling has been offered at LSHS. He placed first in each of conference, district, and regional tournaments. The JV team won second in conference with 2 first places, 1 second place, 4 thirds, and 2 fourths. 1 WA f .lf g.,. , I 5 4 X f fM!2lffyy7f ' ' att V, i Mike Bird wins by pin in the 167-pound class at LS-Fort Osage Dual Meet. Journal Photo l52 W f K x4,f,,agW,,52ys,,,,,- f 1 ,- ,wi ,T ' st - 4,--,,2Mt.waw.t.,-gf, , J'??5f3..Q1'f X - ,L k. .WV -mg, . A tw mv z.- tg f- - w ' nf W A .Mr X , Q1-5? I 5 wwf Q' 1 t .. ,..... . , ,,,, . Wsfesa W v, At the District 3 Tourney, 155-pound David Theiss wrestles Rockey Manzuris from Center. Theiss won and went on to take first at District. Journal Photo 'ff 'fIQ 1 Nsssettats-2. toss rp, ,V 1 Nw .tt ig. David Theiss stands proudly with his placard and gold medal for first place in state. Haub Studio iw -I Ruskin tplacec Fort Os Liberty Blue Sl Oak Pa tplaced Excelsii Trumar North l' tplaced 337-'2 ...,. ii nmmmm P31 Wil SUBUF James David Mike 1 David Steve Rick Andy Greg Gary 2 71 ,4 .- f Q , 3 . ff X 7 1 WRE Rus Bird, Bras ., M5 Z - I .372- J. Q.. sy. , , , T513-1?Q7ZS5' 4 . w xg- M ,ft X We , - X ff '5fV'4,-Sf fa .. af, Tm- 25- av . ,V fl? f ' '4 ..ff. '13 .ez ' 1 . . WA A.. 'WN , -f . X, , 4 A w we 1 - ,- E 'eff -we W af! 7,4 ,Zig ,mqf - 2 wrestles I1 to take bis and Studio Ruskin Quad tplaced secondy Fort Osage Liberty Blue Springs Oak Park Quad tplaced thirdy Excelsior Springs Truman North KC Tourney tplaced thirdj VARSITY WRESTLING Dec. DSC Dec DSC DSC Dec Jan. Jan. .,.,....-nuni '-N ' -4 ,. ' . SCHEDULE 4 Ruskin Tourney Jan. 13-15 tplaced thirdj 6 Belton Jan. 17 14 Grandview Jan. 20 16 Park Hill Jan. 24 18 Conference Tourney Jan. 28-29 tplaced firstj 21 District Tourney Feb 5 4 tplaced secondy 7-3 Regional Tourney Feb 11-12 State Meet Feb 18-19 ttied seventhl Pat WISemaI'1 WFGSTISS ata dual F0691 with 8 Tl'UI'TI3l'l Pa'lI'IOt. JOLIFRBI Photo SUBURBAN EIG James Lester David Philiips Mike Bird David Theiss Steve Toms Rick Floyd Andy Redpath Greg Kartsonis Gary Braswell HT CONFERENCE 1st place 3 2 4 1 2 3 4 2 DISTRICT 3 TOURNAMENT hvyweight James Lester 185 pounds David Phillips 167 pounds David Theiss 155 pounds Steve Toms 126 pounds Rick Floyd 119 pounds Andy Redpath 112 pounds Greg Kartsonis 105 pounds Gary Braswell 98 pounds 2 4 1 4 2 4 2 2 sash' Rick Floyd takes second at District 3 meet. Journal Photo 2nd place JV CONFERENCE . 2nd place hvyweight Gerald Rellegert 1 138 pounds 187 pounds Scott Graham 2 185 pounds 155 pounds Pat Calhoun 2 105 pounds 126 pounds Eric Morelock 3 145 pounds 119 pounds Vinson Rucker 3 126 pounds 112 pounds Kim Spencer 3 119 pounds 105 pounds Jack Winburn 4 112 pounds 98 pounds Jeb Newman 4 98 pounds WRESTLING TEAM-Row 1: M. Quesenberry, B. Troutwine, Russell, M. Bluhm, R. Oetting, D. Theiss, P. Copple, D. Phillips Bird, R. Floyd, P. Wiseman. Row 2: K. Spencer, M. Felkins, Braswell, P. Calhoun, A. Redpath, G. Kartsonis, B. Hertzog K. ,M. G. , J. Lester, S. Toms, J. Winburn, J. Newman. Row 3: W. Sanders, K Barr, S. Stipeck, L. Kelley, V. Rucker, R. Bryant, E. Hill, D. Hertzog G. Rellegert, S. Graham, E. Morelock, K. Fritchie. Haub Studio Cross Country Places Second in Conference 1 S ,L , . swf 2,2 WF 2 F With Mr. Russell Childress as coach and co-captains Cliff Young Years Years and John Slaughter, the Cross In QC Lenered Name Grade Country team was successful in ob- taining a second place ranking in the Suburban 8 Conference, third in 4 3 Cliff Young 12 Kansas City South District, and 2 2 John 51311911191 12 twelfth in state. 4 3 Bun Bake' 12 , , , 4 2 Ed Anders 12 Six seniors, nine sophomores, and 2 2 Doug Williams 12 four freshmen comprised the varsity 4 2 Rick COX 12 and junior varsity teams. 2 1 Brad Hawthorne 10 Several runners were specially 1 1 Rick 0911015011 10 1 1 Rick Peniston 10 awarded. Sophomore Brad Hawthorne, named the Most Outstanding Runner 2 2 1 Rick Snow 10 1 Alan Housley 10 at L.S. for 1971, broke a school 2 1 Danny West 10 record at 10:03 in two-mile CC run, 2 1 Nick Campbell 10 a course record at Marshall lnvi- 1 1 -19110 Sievefs 10 tational at 10:37 minutes for 2.3 1 BH' Worm 10 .I d . ffth I . 1 John Graham 9 mi es, an came in 1 pace in 1 can Davis 9 the state meet out of 201 runners. 1 Jon Bowen 9 Nick Campbell, the Most Improved 1 Paul Rudder 9 Runner at L.S. for 1971, was also a sophomore. ... .. ,, 2 F . X 'vn- 'J . wi . . ,ti Q 425 63' 1 NK K Row 1, I-r: Bill Worrell, Nick Campbell, Danny West, Alan Housley, John Graham, Rick Dennison, Carl Davis. Row 2: Coach Childress, John Sievers, Burt Baker, Ed Anders, Rick Peniston, Brad Hawthorn, Cliff Young, Rick Snow, Doug Williams. Not pictured: Rick Cox, Jon Bowen, Paul Rudder, John Slaughter. Haub Studio Brad H8WfhOffl8-flffh in state. Journal Photo SEASON RECORD VARSITY 6 wins ...... 0 losses 2nd place ..Conference 3rd place ...District Meet 120 teamsj 12th place ..State Meet 124 teamsj JR. VARSITY 7 wins ...... 0 losses 1st Conference Meet f Ma! fa 3, Wm , 1, , TENNII Gary H Dean, I Studio ?'3 '1gfg 1 x Q- MN? we Chuc 9 Ns Y- ' sf' . mf fs , : -:f.' X- .-:-5:27-' 0-. A , -ex J- ' 2 ., N , f ' ' ' 5 sate' . sw 4 X. 'VX M0 N S' X - fs, t Q' ,aa-w.t , t ' Q it X, r , -A if 1 ' i 1 f Q., ..-5: I X X f X X X Q, my X Y VKX wr 'ixrs 'F X K tv. is 4 X' t- tow sw sv M V J was was . Z X it gr' 'S X1 t xx J ' w .LKQW5 .X V s. X . 5 it Z XA: ate. 1:-n-g 6 38t l I l 7, W 'J , Q ff! TENNIS TEAM-Row 1: Randy Holmes, Steve Steinhilber, Marcia McDonald, Mike Pearson, Gary Holmes. Row 2: Bill Ball, Andy Redpath, John Coffee, Russell Needham, Chuck Mills, Flick Dean, Randy Boney, Coach Tom Hewitt. Not Pictured: Dave Palenshus, Susan Carlson. Haub Studio Steve Steinhilber hooks the tennis ball on Ch k M'll 'n the ball. , uc I S Serv' Q a forehand sweep. Haub Studio Tennis Team Dominates Conference Tournament The tennis team made quite a racket in the Conference meet this year, which started April 24. Mike Pearson took the first-place medal in the singles: Rick Dean captured second- place medal, and Steve Steinhilber and Chuck Mills, first in doubles competition. This tvvelve-team suburban conference tournament was dominated by a single school, for the first time. For a yearly score, the tennis players chalked up five wins to only one loss. Tom Hewitt was the new coach, replacing Lyle Jones. Rick Dean, second-place medalist at Conference, uses backhand. Haub Studio I 5 't'sX, Bill Middleton, Dwayne Onwiler, Dick Copper, and Guy Gamble run relays constantly. 10 A l A ww NW,-1 f 4- z' f - Y X Ji' N V. X-XXLX j?-aXf2.' ff s-.-4 1113- -,sf-Q .,, . - ,, .i.X XQN X- , Kass -X.. X..a . g ,- ,X ' Jfml, 5 ' 3. , f5:.XX ,... V - -5. 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X TX ESM 2?-HISNX SYN--X 'N-fx Qt X- Q95-Q, 35: EE 5 X S X V 'S C 3 7 Fo' . A handoff is made by David Waite to Guy Gamble. E X, Track Events The 1971-72 track team placed second in the conference this season. The Tiger team was led by Coach Davis and tri-captains John Slaughter, Cliff Young, and Chris Nazworthy. Bob Hertzog set a new record in shotput while Flick Dennison, Brad Hawthorne, Allen Housley, and John Seivers shattered the old two- mile relay record. Brad Hawthorne set a new time in the mile run while Flon Jackson established a record in the triple jump. The Tiger team finished eighth in the strongest district in the state-a good accomplishment for the Nl E Q l i l i I l l Danny jump. 1 Nazwor Persistent spring rains postponed and cancelled meets and practices. Up, up, and away .... Kem F f - - , , , If concentration helps, the team is bound to win! Siillif 'KV Baseball team Row 1: Rusty Robinson, Mark Angel, Herb Meeks, Chuck Hammond, Rick Riddle. Row 2: Mike Bird, Bill Bancroft, Kirk Diekmann, Jack Purtle, Johnny Powell, Pat Green, Richard Bond. Row 3: Coach Roberts, Roger Hammond, John Jenkins, Rod Staatz, Terry O'Bryant, Steve Oberweather, Clark Oglesby, Mel Oglesby. Haub Studio Team Takes Second In State! The Tiger team proved themselves again this year with an outstanding record in one of the strongest conferences ever. The team was victorious 14 out of 18 games there. The team won at dis- trict and at the quarter-finals in Columbia. A 16-0 win there ad- vanced the team to the semi-finals in St. Louis. Although defeated 6-3 by St. Joseph Lafayette, the Tigers proudly represented LSHS with a position of second in the state and by winning the Missouri State Sportsmanship Trophy. F f 5 Bill Bancroft faces the pitcher with great determination. 'V A sf 1 1 -if? X , . N yr . ' ' S' xv 1 as 5-21 F- .. : X Wifi 5 , iii: M Wi., ,Cliff if 5 . Chuck Dved th an f the The of 18 it dis- LIS in e ad- :als in S-3 by Tigers lith a e and State 2 gg-uaaqnrwdv ,, . xl, f ..,, ua 'N . fr., V IQ., A, W fs,- , , if A. f ,X fl lu , f if X I W 'W .. X My, Qi 'Wf ,. I T Ls I- , V -.1-4 4 'w -,,, .ag 1274 mf,-J ?'WW'g4. Z Ziff ,Z Vi, f V W A ' 1' . J , M ., 1: ' fi iff., , Q gwa-an ,fwlwwwg W7 wi .. , , ffm ff it vi Mfg ,pg-7 il I th great Chuck Hammond pitches for the Tigers. T V .,...-p,.g.,..+.--.,..,.- - . ,,,... --f ,.. ....--....--...--..,,,-... ... figs' Q: Steve Oberweather prepares to go up to bat Terry O'Bryant guards first base fr ,W ,ffvpf 1 And here is where the action is Although the 1972 golf team was devoid of any seniors, the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors teed off to a promising season. The season record was two wins to eight losses. The number-one man on the varsity and medalist four times, was Kenneth Rush ifreshmanl. To qualify for medalist, one must have the lowest score of either competing team in the 9-hole match. Randy Humphreys tNo. 25 and Kenny Dutro fNo. 31 composed the rest of the team with Gary Peace and Gregg Bolte alternating for the No. 4 position. Some promising sophomores for the 1973 season are Tom Marshall, Danny Harris, and Greg Rudder. The District Tournament was held at Woods Chapel Golf Course, where they finished fifteenth out of twenty one teams, with Conference at Excelsior Springs. Golfers Drive L. S. For L.S. Van The team was coached by Mr. Bill Brobst. ,. W .l. E 4 iv X . 4 ,,M,: A ' f' l J' J' ., 5, K ,A 7 , L 1 mf , f' ff, , v .,. , Q ,fliz ' A tw ,, fine! t . I: ' ' f G ff ,,W.f7lf2 W , , 1 ' W than , Q' ' . . . . 1 1 , , A lf.-og, A W A ' , i , 3 . . 1- rf - . ' . , 'yi ' 'f'f'u, ' 4 ,wV,,,gW! 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Varied and Many .+V V el ,ft ' t i,? ,, , , S i f sz 1 Y + ff in 1, , , X S : S spa-geek 5' 4,14 ga ? s- . ,X ,, , w.,..s,f,a3 wg vos- ,f.... . f, 1 .W sn X Q 1 4' ,Xl Hia X511 :gg X M , X V vf' , 'Isp wx, .14 J I Xfw,,.,M Z 'fel Q34 ' 1 L-:T Sfffisf- L vb fy 2 jig, 'Q .1 ewhj Vfsxfrfif' J KQTJQA TWU? 1,.f',2v2MXf' , Ji .- H994 f 'tj ' at f' ', A an Aa- U, .-ef., X, was v V ease e , Q - 2' vt- 11115 , - f fi 'R-,1.i.t Vh all S ima. Rod Staatz being closely guarded in Courtvvarming iS putting A game. Haub Studio gbajch Hicklin talks to a referee after the victorious Excelsior Springs game. Haub u io David Theiss bins opponent at State Tournament. Haub Studio Chris Nazworthy running the low hurdles. Haub Studio ' J:?'f,,.glf'1zxafP: g,4 -HT Wim' Mffwizfl -f , A 1, KLA, , lf? Y ff , V 1 1- ' M, N - M , ,, ,',.A L...f7-,,, ,,,f7'ffff1-Muff . .. , ., 'W' 1 jf ' 4 - .., ' --1-5 f-mv,-vw?-ff ,4f.,,,' ,ln , . 1 dto tee off. Kenny Rush and Greg Fludder take a few trial 5 ,.i.S.g ner:-tif ' -f11 r' 'i . ' Home baseball game with Steve Oberweather up to bat. Haub Studio. swings. ,,,,,, ,, , ,..,,.. mae.-,.,.,,. , ,..,..-..s -,..,.,.,.,,,-- .- .,... . . ...,r.-....-...e..,..,,,.,.,...,--..........-- N-:.fV--,.- .-1 vi. - ,- ,, - , .UZ fi-a:Q:'f?'9f. 1 , - . ..--............ ,-.....,1--..--,...-.,... . 5. 1 ,ty J -...v-v,......--.vnu-zfv- s -r-..,7..-J-H,-qfw,..,,,.,..,.-.Q X organizations i 2 Hi x' P4 r-5 .5 P 33-2:9 O03 .L2r2-- gt? ef , 553 2 Q Gavin cd N 262442 ab - -- - - ----A--.H- X.. 64 Varsity Cheerleaders: Nancy Alley, Karen Skumautz, Janet McKinley, Vicky Potter, Bev Williams, Jan Winburnl lheadj. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Angie Wiseman, Janie Kauffman, Rhonda Yeates, Karen Neal, Colleen Atwood, Flo Floyd. Haub Studio Tigerettes Flow 1: Diane Paul, Carla Klein, Wanda Gassaway, Debbie McClune, Vicky Lee. Row 2: Betsy Mercer, Julie Volkmer, Brenda Herrington, Pam Cantrell, Glenda lvlcCafferty, Karen Clark. Flow 3: JanetSmlth, Terry Bowers, Gail Larson, Nancy Conde, Jean Witherup. Haub Studio Pep Club '72 Pep Club members are the spirited girls who wear the blackfgod uniforms, sell the ever- present chocolate candy bars, and yell at all home football, wrestling, and basketball games. The purpose of Pep Club is to attend athletic competitions and to support the teammates with their spirit, cheers, and enthusiasm. Pep rallies are held the afternoon before home games in an effort to rally the students and community to sup- port the athletic events. Sophomore initiation, a major event in the club's year, takes place during Homecoming Week. Beanies, posters assigned by the seniors, and walking in the Homecoming Parade in ridiculous costumes, all constitute the initiation. An annual banquet is held in lVlay to honor the senior members who are leaving. Nancy Alley is spirit in force. J N H df KX C Q X , A 3 Pep Clut Anthony lhistoriar I .I if? 4 4 , Z Cheerla . , . . .. .... . ,..1.:4:,Qei...g 4:12.1,..A.-::..'41..,.........e.,440anis.-,,t...a.i,,4il.w..uvs.5.a.pl.4.,a....a.,.,.4.L...u.L.....-Js:..,.-,--e.-.:,.a...f,...- -Y...-.-, ,....-.... . . . .,W- A - V - - - the the ever- , and tling, is to nd to their . Pep efore 'rally sup- a jor place anies, , and arade titute n May who J g - , Z eee. S? X. X C U Pep Club officers: Connie Kramer ftreasurerj, Judy Hawkins fvice presidentt, Pam Anthony tpresidentl, Marilyn Shirley tsecretaryy. Not pictured: Jennabeth Troumbley thistoriany. Haub Studio Peppy cheers encourage basketball team. Pep Club members: C. Alley, N. Alley tvarsity cheerleaderl, P Anthony tpresidentj, C. Atwood KJV cheerleaderl, D. Avise, A Bachman, D. Barnes, J. Bennett, L. Bolas, T. Bowers fTigeretteJ, L. Boyd, S. Boyd, C. Cable, S. Carlson, D. Carlyle, D. Carpenter, R. Carroll, C. Carter, L. Chamberlin, D. Claggett, J. Clark, K. Clark fTigerettel, L. Clear, B. Combs, N. Conde fTigerettel, P. Cook, L. Darabos, B. Davis, P. Davis, C. Dempsey, J. Dugan, C. Edwards, J. Ethington, D. Eubanks, C. Fender, R. Floy KJV cheerleaderl, V. Foster, W ff A. Fritz, B. Fulghum, W. Gassaway tTigerettel, L. Goble, S. Greer, K. lx? Jenkins, J. Kauffman KJV cheerleaderl N. Kinney, C. Kitley, S. Klaus, C. Klein fTigeretteJ, M. Knarr, C. Kramer ttreasurerl, D. Kreher, P. Haley, P. Hall, J. Hawkins tvice presidenty, V. Henry, B. Herrington tTigerettel, P. Herrington, B. Hertzog, T. Higgins, K. Hilton, B. Horst, M. Housley, J. Huitt, T. Huitt, S. Langsford, G. Larson Uigerettel, T. Laurie, D. Lillard, M. Linnenbrink, D. Lloyd, P. Luber, M. MacDonald, J. Magee, G. McCafferty tTigerettel, L. McCall, S. McCann, S. McDonald, J. McKinley fvarsity cheerleaderl, B. Mercer tTigerettey, G. Meyer, P. Mulford, K. Neal QJV cheerleaderl, J. Nease, M. Newman, K. Pape, D. Paul fTigerettel, C. Pemberton, P. Polinard, V. Potter tvarsity cheerleaderj, M. Pruente, J. Reed, C. Reinert, D. Richardson, S. Richardson, C. Rider, S. Ritter, H. Roberts, B. Ross, M. Shirck, M. Shirley tsecretaryj, J. Shook, D. Siegellen, D. Sievert, K. Simpson, K. Sims, K. Skumautz tvarsity cheerleaderl, A. Smith, J. Smith tTigerettel, L. Smith, L. Stevenson, M. Stockard, N. Theiss, C. Thomas, K. Thomas, S. Thompson, J. Troumbley Qhistorianl, J. Volkmer, P. Weast, C. West, P. Westerfield, J. White, B. Williams tvarsity cheerleaderl, J. Williams, P. Williams, T. Williams, J. Winburn thead varsity cheerleaderl, A. Wiseman KJV cheerleaderl, J. Witherup tTigeretteJ, R. Yeates fJV cheerleadert. Cheerleaders in action! Haub Studio. 165 Griffin, T. Griffin, J. Guest, J. James, B. Jenkins, D. Jenkins, L. Student Government Association Link with Student Body The 1971-72 Student Govern- ment Association was headed by Rick Dean with Darrel Wheatley as vice-president. SGA is designed to transmit student's wishes and opinions into action and worthwhile projects. ln order to do this, an executive committee is set up. In addition to this executive committee, each of the forty-seven reading seminars elect a representative to be the spokesman and link between the reading seminar group and the SGA as a whole. President Rick Dean Vice-President Darrel Wheatley Secretary Virginia Grayum Treasurer Connie Thomas Senior Representatives Junior Representatives Bev Williams Jan Winburn Steve Steinhilber Richard Lednicky Carla Klein Julie Volkmer Jerry Reeves Such issues as jeans and the Jeff Storey school newspaper were discussed. SGA-Row 1: M. Carroll, P. Anthony, L. Boyd, P. Jackson, J Hawkins, B. Davis, D. Jones, B. Horst, J. Troumbley, J. Smith, D Eubanks, K. Neal, C. Thomas, V. Grayum. Row 2: J. Franklin, S Steinhilber, B. Williams, N. Conde, D. Theiss, N. Alley, J. Witherup K. Thomas, J. Kauffman, R. Yates, T. Johnson, J. Magee, R. Dean D. Wheatley. Row 3: P. Cook, B. Herrington, S. Magee, J. Williams, 166 Sophomore Representatives Brenda Jenkins Judy Magee Rick Dennison James Hobbs l C. Klein, D. Cooper, R. Lednicky, C. Young, J. Winburn, C. Walz, J. Reeves, P. Volkmer, H. Meeks. Row 4: G. Horst, D. Palenshus, C. Klein, B. Troutwine, K. Russel, B. Bolin, M. Bird, M. Hencey, J. Hobbs, E. Powell, I. Weinal, J. Slaughter, J. Storey, D. Brizendine. Haub Studio r C Candle W.W'fQfs.5 f VN 0 4 k . an if 2 1 5 , g 9 Row Joi D. Cr Casey Sims Row I -- - -. . ..s..-.,,,.-.wg .,.1.,....,.,,., ,-.-,,........,,,,,L.,,i,,,' gi. tn, M - 31, A 1 - . , g ---as 6- v ... .,....,.. ...,.- ............,....-. - . .,-....,,4..e...-'e.-,.....,.M..- ... . . - . . . il l leauey rayunw iomas .ms urn inhilber National Honor Society Builds Character ednicky in .mer fves 'Y enmns gee nmon Jbbs v - C. Walz, J. -lenshus, C. Hencey, J. Brizendine. Candlelighting Service starts and ends in quiet and darkness. Haub Studios Row 11-if L. Boyd, v. Porter, P. Swain, w. Brizendine, K. Ketteman, R. McConchie tsecretaryl, M. Van Dyke, S. Hoffman, L. Johnston, A. Bachman, P. Martin, N. Kelley, D. Barnes, C. Trigg D. Jones, W. Guthrie, J. Flains, B. Davis, J. Guest. Row 2: J Franklin ttreasurerl, T. Huitt, S. Maxwell, B. Belser, J. Troumbley, D. Cravens, J. Shirck, P. Pemberton, P. Seaton, P. Needham, N Casey, D. Peel, C. Davis, D. Golden, V. Rucker, B. Harper, K Sims, C. Kramer, D. Eubanks, P. Gann, J. Barkley, K. Hawthorn How 3: S. Kitley, S. Steinhilber, S. Wilcox, M. Sievers, L. Holmes, ....-..-.-..,..-....,...--,...d.,..- -- Members of the National Honor Society have met specific scho- Iarship, character, leadership, and service requirements during their four years of high school. They are elected by the faculty members and must keep a 3.2 grade average in order to main- tain NHS membership. The 16th annual Candlelight- ing Service was presented on December 22 by the NHS mem- T bers. Other events of the year included the induction cere- mony of new members in April and the Missouri State NHS Con- vention at Cape Girardeau. K. Peniston, L. Jenkins tvice-presldentp, L. unamoerun, C. went, C. Adkins, V. Lee, C. Thomas, W. Gassaway, N. Conde, B. Williams, S. Magee, N. Alley, Fl. Bowen, D. McClune, K. Bonds, J. Wlnburn, R. Steller lpresidentl. Flow 4: D. Gower, M. Quesenberry, T. Marshall, H. Jackson, C. Spencer, B. Baker, J. Hawkins, D. Greer, L. McCann, J. Meyer, K. Fields, M. Bird, R. Staatz, D. Palenshus, Fl. Hammond, B. Bolin, D. Theiss, J. Wyatt, M. Bluhm, W. Green, R. Dean, M. Bostick, J'. Piccard, Fi. Lednlcky. . .s ..... .- ...........t........,...,.....,-..s.--... -,..,.-..,,.,.-.. ., -.... Pictured above Row 1: Steve Steinhilber, Rick Dean, John Franklin, Dave McDowell. Flow 2: Cindy McCarty, Tresia Laurie, Terri Backhus, Ruth McConchie. Row 3: Kathy Peniston, Joann Bennett, Lynda Cline, Marc Hib- bard. Row 4: James Hobbs. Not pictured: Doug Jones, Wesley Greene, George Flanagan tsponsorl. The National Forensic League is an honorary society for students of debate, speech, and drama. This year the students received their charter for the NFL. Steve Steinhilber and Ruth IVlcConchie have both achieved high national stan- ding by earning over 450 credit points in NFL. The debate squad attended numerous area tournaments and journeyed to Neosho and Springfield over- night. Debaters returned with many trophies while debating the topic Resolved: That the jury system of the United States should be significantly changed. National Forensic League Gl'lSlC r the Iber both stan- credit bate area yed to over- d with ebating hat the d States cantly YU9 X, French Club Active in '72 as This year, the Cercle Francaise- French Club-planned many interesting activities. Among them were a visit to Breton's, a French restaurant ln Kansas City, a fondue party, planned xdf 3. A 3 -,,i1fZ i j 5 at j-gf'ssfj-x,,-- fav, , and prepared by the members: a picnic, fail fjg 'Q t--- er: ' ' ' ' and a Christmas party. Club members ff it ' 'lv ggigm, QM l j L ,,,,,, ,l also enjoyed planning and building a 1 if ' ' yi Aj 2 1- 513323 Homecoming float. ilk- fr Q Qymz ,, N if ' F . On December 1, the French Club had 1 rx Y' ' ' - 1' Tyr .N-K -.uv ' . g a guest speaker who was born in i ' r ' France and gave the members an idea of the customs, life style, and schools ,LM iw l X ,. there. M' ' Students in any French class were eligible for membership. Mrs. North- way, French teacher, sponsored the The guillotine was depicted in the French Club's Homecoming float. Club. Q li K rm - ,,..Qu,, lf, K L ,Qs WSW W- -. a v , . . - ,R d M ' .N 1 Row 1, l-r: Linda Smith: historian, Gail Hmman: VIC0-DVGSIGGFH, Atmyx. Gary WOOG, K'm SFf9nC9ff Bait VYSha'ftY NaUberr0 'f4at:y Nano Kelley' secretary Ann Bachmang president. Fiow 2: Devon P'CfU 9d3 Barbara Krone' treasurer' CO e y' Scheelf Julie VanDerEnt, Bob Greene, Mike Gfilddafdi Shana Simpson' Lori Clear' MM v Good 'ole Charlie Brown tries to steal home, unsuccessfully. Journal Photo 1 X ANU Q Kathy McCoy shows several club members where to find the latest news. Pictured are: Sharon Bolser, Patty Thompson, Scott Wilcox, Kathy McCoy, Jolinda Atchison, Anita Smith, Johnny Johnston. Masque and Gavel Talent and Tribulations As the Masque and Gavel Club reflects on the past year, the members will think of many satisfying mo- ments. First was the children's play, Sing Ho For A Prince! or Sleeping Beauty, presented October 15 and 17. The cast will remember the time spent working on costumes, construction, as well as, work- ing on the production part of the play. However, they realized the time and effort was well spent when they saw the many happy faces of the children watch- ing the play. The club sold tickets for the all-school musical, Damn Yankees, in November. Several Masque and Gavel members were selected to be in the cast. The club went on a field trip to see one of its members, Johnny Johnston, performing in a Roanoke Community Center production of The Fantastic's. Much time was spent in room 144 at 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons. President Kathy McCoy pre- sided over the meetings, with Patty Thompson, sec- retary-treasurer, taking minutes and handling finan- ces. In the spring, Masque and Gavel planned the first Speech and Drama Awards Banquet. The club is hoping to make this an annual event. The awards were given to the most deserving speech and drama students who have done outstanding work during the school year. - pw xmlS5.w.k Q S S Jolinda really hits the funny bone! i l M! Q ywf 45 Xi 4 ,gf fa sz ' 1 is i Bre just S FIS past g mo- o For er 15 spent work- evi when atc play. sic. Gavel -e club nbers, 'nunity astic's. .m. on y pre- 1, sec- finan- ces. I9 first ioping given :s who I year. 3 iff' ' 4,1 V J t fzfrt f 'X ' 4 'Q A L' .it fm' W I g My f , , A 2 5' xi ---- gui I ' V G.. A 1. . f 2355.1 :J R ,, , lb . 54' 1 s : Wm! f X M M! ,Q , , f A v 7 1 ff 4651 X ja! sl it , L 1 f f 4 .. K V A , 1 x ig M f f , I W W 4 f ff We asf-, 45 -Q' N 7 fi? I ,f . , 4, Www' mf f fi W , fm 5 4 Q Mg 7 9 77 22627 ab l KAL ' X jg 1, l tif! 'Y Q iz if xx 2 V I- . A f ff ,W 7, Y ' X, I X ,,,,, A if gh , if J Q X f ' l ' ' t --.......,, 0- +1 I W7 N ,zap ,Q Masque and Gavel Homecoming float displays characters from Sing Ho For A Prince, A Kathy McCoy presides over Wednesday presented October 15. Haub Studio afternoon meeting. Several Masque and Gavel members participate in This is Your Life Charlie Brown. Kathy McCoy portrays Pigpen, and Anita Smith as Violet in a one-act play. ,. ,,WW,,,4-1, 1. z , J Brenda Warren, sponsor, can change 'tdramaticallyu in just a few seconds. ff is ' 71 Girl's Athletic Association GAA is a girls athletic club designed to provide girls with the opportunities to par- ticipate in a variety of events. Members took part in a number of sports- days this year including William Chrisman, Raytown, Warrensburg, and Grandview. A basketball clinic was held at CMSC in which twelve girls participated. Hopefully, many of the girls that join GAA are thinking about making physical education their profession. i if Q Ginger Meyer prepares to hit the volleyball in a game against Grandview. Row 1, I-r: Brenda Murray, Patti Hall, Nancy Fortner, Sheila Breon. Fiow 2: Mary Ann Pruente, Laura Logan, Peggy Davis, Cindy Pemberton, Carole Rider, Susan Nease. Row 3: Ginger Meyer, Liz Goble, Connie Brandt. C Q .r Arif. fello' At tl' the tl toda were A merr Chfi: to th for a L-R: l Midd Allan - - - - - A A - ' . 1 -. '--AL-I-1.-. .up-LVL' t.,,-...-:...f- - -3-..,--.:.f ue.- 4 .L-.+1z..-a:..a,:.1,- -...fn-..,.g..,Ii..z..:...g,.L......-..,..L.,..-g.L....,u....,...:1:,..f,.,.---.g Y ,-.Y., . ,, .-..-. . . . .W V . E ndview. Logan, l ' l i ii I. l 5 4 iz 5 FCA Gives Family Merry Christmas FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. These young athletes promote fellowship of Christian ideas and beliefs. At their meetings, the Bible and how the Christian ways of life pertain to today's society and social problems were discussed. A worthy project undertaken by the FCA members was to sell stationery at Christmas time. All the proceeds went to the buying of food, clothing, and gifts fora needyfannw. 999999609093 f29fH20W 329i39.i0l2 QSGZQQGQQQQQQW7 QQZZSZQDQOQZBQWJ 523953 0 0 0 S2393 smw , yaziaea QQ00iW l'9095 Qaaeoaacaaeoeo eoaeeaooesoeaa QQZGGQQOQQQSGZ aaahzeae can ooeaa we seas Q L-R: Rick Peniston, Bob Dixon, Jeff Hawkins, Kenny Adkins, Bill Middleton, John Slaughter, Dave Cox. Not pictured: Bob Hertzog, Allan Housley, Rick Dennison, David Phillips, and Pat Green. ...-..............,.,,.....- .,.....,.i- ,..-ee-.. .,,..,... ,.,....... . .- V.. - - ,........W,J QQOOUQQQDQO' 690939090006 9900 9 0 91 Q6Q9,g.Qf309 .iA. vgfwlwu, ' aa QAQGQGDGOGDG MVQQUGWQQDUC 069003899009 30095 QQGGO9 099900 5 ? CONCERT BAND-Row 1, I-r: E. Little, G. Case, M. Thompson, J Hartley, J. Guest, P. Gann, D. Barnes, J. Stanton, C. Wilt, J. Perdue, L. Holmes, E. House, G. Larsen, P. Stevens, M. Stockard, D Craven. Row 2: D. Cooper, J. Britt, C. McQuitty, P. Haley, D. Todd H. Meeks, C. Rider, J. White, T. Huitt, D. Jones, B. Horst, P. Davis, C. Carter, C. Kitley, P. Smart, R. Maring, S. Ritter, L. Johnson, S Bowlin, D. Carriker. Row 3: D. Stuppy, M. Greer, S. Hoffman, S Barnes, W. Fulks, L. Johnston, T. Cotter, N. Finnell, C. Shreier, J Bowman, J. Galloway, B. Cook, S. Field, L. Reiman, B. McNeill, G Greene, C. Mallet, J. Huitt, K. Wroughton, S. Lucas, N. Campbell, H Meeks, P. Metheny, B. Greene, S. Harris, H. Dickey, L. Davis, B Belser. Row 4: C. Spencer, D. Greer, B. Baker, K. Fritchie, D. Gardner, R. Thornton, J. Luikart, M. Angel, E. Long, G. Holmes, T Phaff, D. Lidberg, D. Borum, T. Stidam, F. Irvin, S. Cox, J. Wisemore, J. Troumbley, J. Johnston, D. Conrad, D. Fuller, A. Housley, P. Cook, K. Field, R. Bowlin, B. Dodds, T. Belser, J. Moore S. Kitley, C. Nazworthy, C. Borum, R. Wiggins. Haub Studio W: CLARINET QUARTET: Debbie Cooper, Herb Meeks, Carolyn McQuitty, John Britt. CLARINET OUARTET: Patty Haley, Michell Greer, Conna Carter, Cosette Kitley. Concert Band marches in Homecoming l74 Parade. Haub Studio Ba Ca Thi for th Keith The t Methi Educ City, solois Andri John UMK1 Thi Warn ticipa who pete Foi forms TRU rating. obell, H. iavis, B. chie, D. lmes, T. Cox, J. mer, A. l Moore, Jdio if ,I . Z r Vi. ecoming Band Performers Capture 1 Ratings This year was again successful and busy for the LSHS Band. Under the direction of Keith House, six concerts were performed. The band was invited to perform at Central Methodist State College, the Missouri Music Educator's Association meeting at Jefferson City, and for the Scottish Shrine. Two guest soloists appeared with the band this year: Andrew Wolf, professional pianist, and Dr. John Leisenring, teacher of low brass at UMKC. The band again went to spring contest at Warrensburg, with many members also par- ticipating in ensembles and solos. Those who received 1 ratings qualified to com- pete in Columbia at the State contest. For the first time, the varsity band per- ' SOLOISTS-Row 1: Susan Ritter, Barb Davis, Janice Perdue, David Gardner, fOI'med 8 CODCGYT thIS year. Charles Spencer. Row 2: Rod Wiggins, Haley Dickey, Rayna Maring, Debra Cooper, Connie Mallett, Bob Greene. NW 4 A , Y V.A3.Kf: Si .4 'X V . .. 1 , ' 5 1 ,'.. , s, A 41 TRUMPET TRIO: Burt Baker, Charles Spencer, Dennis Greer. Received 1 rating. ' i X I 1 ' 5 ttf 1 . .M TRUMPET TRIO: Rick Thornton, David Garner, Kent Fritchie. Received 1 rating. CLARINET QUARTET: Brenda Horst, Linda Reiman, Peggy Davis, Diane Stuppy. . 175 - .. . .,,. . , 7,,:,,,. ,. - X, W Com etition t .16 Soloists Meet Challenge A t Columbia State SUMMIT Matthew MAJOR AND MAJORETTES-Row 1: Jana Hartley, Johnny Johnston, Debbie Jones. Row 2: Theresa Huitt, Carolyn Wilt, Sherry Barnes, Diane Barnes. Haub Studio i Davld Br- f M n ' f n Q ....,, s--',', -,,'.'.., s --', 1, I , l Johnny . n n 4 o 1 ' v . t .. 'M' 1 , , u v ' Q 5 Q 1 . . fx' '. af A C , f v v ,. . 4 v 0 1 a 4 a Q s ' a . 1 I7 0, Mig. '+ , -I 4 1 .ff Q if .,f 1 H f rf'- , w, ff n 4, a -, s o 1 , , n s ' ' f n 9,4 ', , . nl MJ f l ., ,f . .I 'I . . , Q .., . 'U u..'., n . o 0.1 s. FLUTE TRIO: Carolyn Wilt, Elmarie Little, Ellen House. 6 CLARINET TRIO: Sherry Barnes, Brenda Horst, Nina Finnell. I I Bob Bel 1-' '--- -fn v---um... ......., .-fm, -e,,,.,---Any.--.,L.-g -, ,,,,,, AY Y.,, , , , Y Concert Choir 5 X1, 4 by fb Row1 l-r: C. Shields L. Brennan S. Brosam N Kelley D. Trull J Worley D. Bitner B. Belser D. Diamond G. Wood T. Hare J Perdue D. James P. Martin D.Jones J. Hawkins P. Guittar. Row 2: C. Wilt B. Harper L. Johnston K. McCoy D. Brown P. Metheny J White R. Maxon J. Purtle S.Kitley K. Summers E. House A. Smith M. Bostick J. Leonard B. Cook S. Norwood M. Quesenberry M. Stockard G. Hinman C. Mallett P. Swain B. Ross V. Best. Row 4:S. Bolser J. Williams D. Cooper D. Jenkins V. Grayum S. Rice G. Gamble J. Slaughter B. Dodds M. Bird D. Phillips K. Jones B. McNeill D. Harrison L. Holmes K. Sims P. Strange L. Jenkins L. Chamberlin D. Eubanks. Not Pictured: J. Atchison L. Collier J. Row 1 I Snow Gard: I ff Q W f 1 F 0 1 ,f 1 , f 1 1 f , 4? ,' ,Q Z .gd 5 , 1 r 'tb f 4 ' -11 5 , A f fr f..,, -V k ,171 1 f X Ja' 7 Q W f W f J 1 X f' X f' 0 f 5 1 l in 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1. .12 iz if 3 ' f 1 ' . 1 29 f M f 1 1 . f ff, X, .f N2 5 5, , 7 5 ,1 , . .,, 1? i 1 , N 1, 2 X f . 13 ,A 4 1 4 - I W 1 , ,s my , ff ff A fn Y' 1 1 f f f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 , , , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 7 7 7 7 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 , 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 B. Davis J.Troumbley J. Guest J. Rains. Row 3: L. Smith D. Craven C. Kramer, S. Maxwell, P. Seaton, J. Wyatt, J. Johnston, D. Cooper, Hoffman, D. Fuller, P. Green, D. Schneider, R. Wiggins. Haub Studio I Mixed Chorus Row 1, l-r: C. Murry, L. Lane, R. Cliver, L. McCall, T. Meier, D. Anderson, R. Huskey, M. Bradley, R. Vassar, S. Williams, J. Baker, V. Bennett, S. McDonald. Row 2: D. Carpenter, D. Robinson, C. Rathbone, P. Weast, J. Bennett, T. Williamson, J. Payne, G. Nash, O. Rush, R. Riddle, S. Field, S. Eckhoff, D. Mullens, C. Gaines, J. Brose. Row 3: S. Adkins, D. Orr, J. Cline, S. Copeland, J. Williams, D. Lidberg, l. Bell, H. Rathbone, J. Crossley, G. Sutherland, C. Smith, J. Bressman, B. Meier, J. Elkins, L. Seiner. Row 4: L. Nelson, V. Stephens, T. Johnson, B. Blanscet, L. Green, P. Raysik, D. Reed, W. Cook, T. Walter, G. West, P. Elterman, R. Baker, C. Bryant, S. Gwynn, J. Crossley, M. Housley, J. Kincannon, K. Bosch. Accompanist: Anita Smith. Haub Studio Kreml R. Thi ,GI x fy! liqf 1 ,V -. 1.4. . ' .ix . . . . 1 1 . 1 X A K i if.. 5 J- 1 Row 1, L. Dara Stantor Curry, Bowlin, K. Feni Little, i Honey, berry, M. Row 4: S. . Rice, G. ones, B. nkins, L. ollier, J. ib Studio 'US Smith, J. elson, V. Reed, W. L. Gwynn, ist: Anita Boy's Glee Club Row1,I-r: R. Holmes,J.Luikart,J. Bowlin, A. Rannabarger, K. Hill, R. J. Hawkins, P. Braswell, K. Shipley, D. Harrison, K. Mitchell, K Snow. R. Lorenz, D. Mallicoat, J. Fields, S. Arney, R. Llngerfelt, D, Walter, J. Hale, J. Andreasen, R. Bryant, D. Fraley, R. Steffen, J Gardner, B. Ball, W. Goddard. Row 2: M. Goddard, M. Hibbard, K. Collier, E. Goodrich, K. Adkins. Accompanist: Patty Martin. Haub Kreml, A. Housley, B. Worrell, S. Smith, K. Durnell, M. Kelly, D. Best, Studio R. Thorton, L. Chamberlain, D. Silvey, D. Williams, S. Graham. Row 3: Girl'S Glee Club Wx Row 1, l-r: D. Carlyle, K. Neal, J. Williams, J. Stephenson, G. Larson, L. Darabos, M. Henderson, B. Wheeler, J. Nease, M. Newman, J. Stanton, A. Wiseman, L. Boyd, S. Boyd, L. Fiore. Row 2: N. Curtis, D. Curry, P. Davis, F. Shortino, B. Harshner, L. Reiman, S. Sturgis, S. Bowlin, P. Jackson, R. Cameron, J. Slagle, P. Thompson, M. Young, K. Fender, S. Stahl, C. Nesbit, D. Wright. Row 3: M. Van Waters, E. Little, B. Adee, M. Pancoast, S. Perkins, S. Rudolff, R. Maring, M. Honey, W. Brizendine, P. Westerfield, S. Eagan, D. Joseph, J. Smith, M. Kurtz, P. Stevens, C. Reinert, D. Sievert, V. Barnard, R. McKnought. Row 4: K. Simpson, D. Smith, V. Murry, W. DeSpain, J. White, J. Combs, J. Rhodes, D. McClune, J. Cox, P. Mulford, S. Carlson, M. MacDonald, N. Rains, K. Skumantz, B. Horst, C. Jackson, B. Krone, S. Parker, C. Oberweather, Br. Hertzog, R. Carswell. Not pictured: V. Bass, T. Cotter, N. Finnell, S. Langsford, V. Moss, S. Oldham, C. Pemberton, K. Thompson, A. Walton, P. Williams. Accompanist: Patty Martin. Haub Studio 179 'C XX 2 Q5 sm X 5 Ks Library Club Checks Cut L.S. All those students who work in the library staff are eligible to become members of the Library Club. Through an un- derstanding ofthe full potential of library facilities, these trained students learn that the library is a storehouse of knowledge just waiting to be opened. Activities are not, however, restricted to work in the library. The members of the library club put displays in the bookcase directly outside the library, decorated the library in the spirit of Christmas, and had a party. Mrs. Adams, head librarian, was sponsor of the club. S.. X ' .im is . X if ' ' - NNI X: N ,S Sw t -r Q-' i. -N. N Xixs ii 'Y M if X XV WX ,NW Connie Massie and Jerri Bruce check out magazines Steve Eldridge and Brad Bohannan check and file books 1b ,util gl 2 yi iw' 0 f M I, , V 5 i hXf 'sw Q W if f VV W DE CA In volved in o work , f T. ' - Jibleto Jf the -f A5 an un- Jfeniial CM, V The Lee's Summit chapter of the Distrib hgligg V utive Education Club of America started Jse of W off the year by taking first in the novelty to be 'V class in Homecoming float competition. Under the guidance of Mr. Wilson and Mr. zvigever, 4 zz Hunter, sponsors, DECA had a successful ll fafy. M year. iiibgifg Club members planned a Christmas pro ide the H ject designed not only to raise money J'-ary in but also to give members experience in ind had the business world. Lee's Summit was re- . presented in the statewide DECA District Waflani Contest this spring. The year's activi- 9' ties culminated in the annual Employer's DECA enters this float in the Novelty class and wins! Appreciation Banquet, where outstanding achievements are recognized. ,, Wffff, , ,, , , ,, . f, -X f' .WW , ,, l in ' ' ' if f X i. if We . . . 2. 'ilk I' U kwa' mv L-r' Left group' Mr Hunter Terry Cantwell, Danny Love, Dave Casteel, Mafk Hill, Bob HBHUFH, John WlS9m0f9,S8f1dYHamllY0l'i. l f Parker Tim Arney Jeannine Davis, Kathy Ruhling. Center: Joe Cathy Boney, Lewis Narron. Notpictured: Vicki King,TrinaGregg. as Pickard, Kevin Farrar, Phil Heffelfinger. Right group: Melvin , File books. 181 .- .-......-.'...'-........,............,,..,..-,... 7.-f A we N -uf N, -'VN , ws wg -4 3 ,Nr X X X J Sf .5 L sm., t -- 3 ., 6 xt X Ji ,Q it or fy s 5,159 a , 'Z t Q as .gf X' st, me we it . f . t X kkkk , W X , S , ww X ' . , x..X - . A 3... X Q X. , 2 ,L , ' Q fs s 5 s l ft v Q 1 . vi I , 1 b Melody r Hi-Life Staff L-r: Peggy Pemberton, Melissa Young, Wanda Fulks, Trl-Ill, Marie H9l'ld9fS0f'l, Kim D0dS0fl. L0fi Cleaf, Jerry RGGVSS, Victoria Rucker, Lola Clyde, Barbara Krone, Marc Hibbard, David Marilyn Housley. Kevin Culp- Hi Life Staff Publishes L.S.H.S. Newspaper Busy-a word that describes the students on the HiLife staffg busy with interviewing, writing stories, and getting the paper ready for press. After each publication, the HiLife students kept busy with distribution and keeping up with the criticisms-striving to perfect the next issue. HiLife stalt members are all students of the regular, yearly class: Journalism. They learn by doingg that is, publishing the LSHS newspaper. Co-editors of the 1972 HiLife were Victoria Rucker and Marie Henderson, with Miss Williams as sponsor. jfs' NNW WV ,..., Mk' psa- Marie Henderson works on a feature story. Caug' Reeves , twfi fs Melody Van Dyke doesn't seem too anxious to leave her workroom. Although school spirit was lacking in a ma- jority of clubs this year, including the Reflector, all deadlines were met and the yearbook you are now holding was created. Another year, another Reflector, students may commentg but little do they know about the time and effort that goes into every page. The copy must be written, pictures taken, headlines thought up, captions or identification under each picture created, each picture in- dividually cropped, and last-but not least-these things must be arranged in a way that is uncluttered and pleasing to the eye. With Melody Van Dyke and Mrs. Scott, spon- sor, the 1972 Reflector was finished on schedule. Reflector Staff 1972 70W Mrs. Becky Scott shows staff member Pam Weast page layouts. ' f ,wxb Caught at work-Merilee Saxton and Nadine Reed. Q 1 S x , ws J I N X t . s , .... itz, xl ' s . .. ,. ' 1 S 5 ss I f t X - s s 1 g ' 3, nwwpgg g 1 l Q .59 t E S i ss K Q X X X X X . XX X gf ,A sb t - X Q 1, t 2 X t v , . X, yt Q X Xi KX E 4 s K X X xt WXXNZNAAXZRX N Ns f x S Q 3 N i R xt ss' sg - ss st t ,J Office Assistants Collect, Deliver And File Messages An attendance office helper has a variety of duties. Besides collecting attendance cards and seminar sign-out sheets, they also deliver messages to students and teachers, do filing and duplicating, direct students to the health room, aid students in signing in and out of school, and deliver absentee Joyce Barkley is student helper seventh hour. lists- Z V H I 1 1 Rwfff 1 B tw. .snwunw Mya! ,, , M.. c,,,c.rsn Office Assistants L-Fl: Mel Oglesby, David Brown, Debbie Percy, Pat Joyce Barkley, Lou Boyd. Jackson, Virginia Grayum, Judy Hawkins, Vicki Lee, Connie Thomas, 4 rf wwf tv, fy WW 7 15 ,M Hmm 4, 7,,,,,WgiT1.2WM ,U WW, Q- ,A-W ,X ffyf- ,fxvwziffw X wwfffa. ,amz 1. M, ,W,fg WMM wwfffmwp 62, , , We .EQZQMV :Wm f ',VVWf ?WW' YZ QMWIAM mia W A v ' f f J M New WW eW4bffixMKiWMzvZ W' f'77?f'WWsQi2 e:wfWf:-VAWWM W WWNVM, 2 lagwgww-Kami . A, ,- , ,,,y,,f ,H W, ., WW wwf 2 M5717 ww? ,mfm QWW, W Wwe Qui v M W ,M fi 14 wwf: M if A s, W :aww ima Www HV l'tr, wwe f ef, 'Off 5-mf ,.,,t :i 1 ,f yr Wfl X ff 1 was wr 'ZZA :M 'Hifi ' '41 1 ' J , if! ' If '4 . Kxflll. ' fi? 1163? ' , .V - . L., ' FT 5 ,f J , ff' i f ff fs' 'lf 1' jjj ' A . ,,,,,.j, A , ,X f fl 4 1 A ,wwf ' I D6 1 Luc R 53 sw was XJ' s :YN X X ss fs, - fx . V s X is t. fa t ,, sr it ' XS 'N T i s t' i 4 w X. X X 3 X Y X N x. 'K X X ss' its Hon rltS ver ges riety of ds and essages icating, dents in bsentee Z, ln? ? Tea ching Future America FTA members Row 1, I-r: Melody Foltz, Chris Kreml, Rayna Maring. Row 2: Rhonda Oliver, Debbie Cariker, Sylvia Richardson. Not Pictured: Jan Shirck, Janice Perdue, Jim White, Sherri Lucas, Pat Smart, Wayne Goddard, Linda Reiman, Peggy Geritz, Janice Stephenson. This year has been busy for F.T.A. The Homecoming float-The Little Red Schoolhouse-tied for second place in the novelty division. Five students went to the state FTA meeting at Colum- bia and learned about FTA chapters across Missouri. At Christmas time, members visited the boys at Drumm Farm. They sang Christmas carols, decorated a tree, and had refreshments. Later in the year, FTA gave a program about teaching. Next came the L.S.E.A. Scholarship dinner, where everyone helped the teachers do their jobs. When the weather warmed up, Future Teachers members were busy with bake sales and outdoor activities. All through the year the calendar was dotted with meetings after school, where differ- ent aspects of teaching were discussed. FTA members were busy year long learning about teaching children, and themselves. Techniques Learned by Teachers of The annual Scholarship Dinner, sponsored by the Lee's Summit Education Association QLSEAQ of the Lee's Summit R-7 school district was held on Saturday, February 26, 1972, in the fieldhouse cafeteria. This dinner is held each year to provide a 31,300 scholarship, over a four-year period, to a worthy senior who plans to enter the teach- ing profession. Teachers and administrators all pitch in selling tickets and working at some task of serving or cleaning up of the dinner. Entertainment for the night was provided by Vance Fiiffie and the Summit Singers. Jim Bell provided organ background music. Mrs. Linville finds cleaning up a rather tiresome job. forth- - ' ?fX jN' q., X- R 22 t x W' r if xx . 'fr xlibs- S if xl .J 1, r s 3 , vi AS S VQX N B , M NM YNAXS Q.. Dr. Underwood rests from a long enlistment in the Dr. Campbell, watching the uwater poufingu brigade- food disappear. 186 lVlr. Wilson and lVlr. LSEA Annual Scholarship Dinner tx Brobst transport large pans of food back and Mrs. Coleman Q N tt is X X ,X 3 Xxx, Qs X gt A .4 Bob Gam' a Qi fc - , J ' ...r I L ,--'.- N 4'- -r gffigg. . , T f Ti '1 'l ...- , ,,,' Ther com' l i Q 'NL t. Q Deb waitress. Hon ual ver s -' Jack and SK V 10 Seniors '72 Bob Belser 81 Linda Jenkins work on the winning senior hall, The Games Tigers Play. ,4 s.X- Z ,,1.7f,g!Z fwjfyy Zz Wm . , ' X M , ff t 7 2 W L. A ' i,z3zta?, - . .,-22 3 gi f., ' 4 ,Z y ,X . fr f fr .4 of fw' W v XX, if ,ft , ,. s I fan gh f 3' 71 W Ns 2 5, if 2 f Wt- 5 f A , W - 7' ,Q V ,. g wg ig 1 71, ' , 4 i , lk 4 Q ' W fa W Theresa Huitt working on a poster for the competition. MS hall Debbie McClune and Pam Cantrell perform during Homecoming half time. Lucy QJan Winburnl, Snoopy fScott Smithi, and Charlie Brown fJohnny Johnstoni in This ls Your Life, Charlie Brown. Summit Singers provide students with Christmas carols in assembly seminar. John Wyatt and Johnny Johnston put on makeup for the night of one act plays Senior Key ORGANIZATIONS ASP All School Play C Band Concert Band C CITOIV Concert Choir CITGSS CI Chess Club I CI Cff Class officer DE Distributive Education Ecol CI Ecology Club FCA Fellowship of Christian AIIIIGIGS FHA Future Homemakers of America Ff CI French Club FTA Future Teachers of America GAA Girl's Athletic Association CI CI Glee Club Hil-ife HiLife Inewspaperi JA Junior Achievement Lib CI Library Club M68 Gav Masque and Gavel MX Ch0f Mixed Chorus NHS National Honor Society NFL National Forensic League Cff ASSISY Office Assistant PSP Cl Pep Club Prin Adv Principal's Advisory Committee Rad CI Radio Club Ref Reflector Iyearbooki SCA Student Government Association SP CI Spanish Club S3 Summit Singers SCE Supervised Office Experience SPORTS Bb Baseball Bsb Basketball CC Cross country Fb Football GI GOIf lm Intramurals Ten Tennis Tr Track Wr Wrestling 188 AARON, BILLY ADKINS, CHAFILENE NHS 1, HiLife 1, ASP 1, Debate 1, Mas Gav 1. ADKINS, KENNY FCA 3, MX Chor 3, Tmb 1, Bsb 2. AIRRINGTON, ALAN ALLEN, IRA Rad CI 1, GI Cl 3. ALLEY, NANCY Pep Cl 3, SGA 3, NHS 1, Prin Adv 2, Cl Off 2, Vars Cheerl 2. AMYX, SH EILA Fr Cl 3. ANDERS, ED FCA 2, Tr 2, CC 4. ANTHONY, PAMM Pep CI 3, SGA 1, Pep CI Pres 1. ARNEY, TIM Mx Chor 1, Im 1, Choir 2. BACHMAN, ANN NHS 1, C Band 2, Pep CI 3, GI CI 1, SGA 1, Sp CI 1, Fr CI 3IpreS1I. BAKER, BURT CC 4, Tr 3, Band 3, GI Cl 1, NHS 1. BALL, DOUG lm 3, Ten 3, ASP 2. BANCROFT, BILL BARKLEY, JOYCE Pep Cl 2, NHS 1, Sp CI 1. BARNARD, JOAN Pep Cl 1. BARNES, DIANNE C Band 3, Pep Cl 2, Sp CI 1, GAA 1, NHS 1, Maj 2, Im 1. BATES, ROBERT BATTS, ANITA Pep CI 1. BELSER, BOB C Band 3, C Choir 1, SS 1, NHS 1, GI Cl 1, CC 3, ASP 2. BENNETT, JAMES Wr 1, Tr 1, CC 2, Mx Chor 2. BIERI, LEONARD BIRD, MAURICE C Choir 2, C Band 2, SS 1, NHS 1, Bsb 1, SGA 1, CC 1, ASP 2, Im 1. BIRD, MIKE SGA 2, FCA 3, C Choir 2, Fb 1, Wr 2, Bb 3, lm 2. BLUHM, MARK Fb 3, Tr 3, Wr 2, SGA 2, FCA 3 Bsb 1, lm 1, CI Exec Comm 2. BOLIN, BILL Fb 1, Tr 1, NHS 1, Wr 1, Im 1, CI Off 1. BOND, RICHARD Fb 3, Bb 3, FCA 1, Weight Liftin CI 3 Q . BONDS, KAY NHS 1, Pep CI 3, Fr CI 1, MX Chor 1. BONEY, CATHY JA 3, Pep CI 2, GAA 2, Mas Gav 1, ASP 1. BOSCH, KAREN JA 1, GI CI 3. BOSTICK, MIKE NHS 1, Wr 1, C Choir 3. BOWEN, RHONDA Pep CI 1, Fr CI 2, NHS 1, SOE 1. BOWLIN, SUE C Band 2, GI Cl 1, Mx Chor 1, Pep CI 1, Ref 1, Soph Band 1. BOYD, MARY L. SGA 1, NHS 1, Pep CI 3, Mx . Chor 1, lm 3, Red Cross 1, JV Cheerl 1. BOYD, MARY ELIZABETH Pep CI 1. BRADEN, DAVID Bsb 2. BRADLEY, MARVIN BRADLEY, RANDY BRIZENDINE, WANDA NHS 1, GAA 1, Pep CI 2, Fr Cl 1, GI CI 1, Mx Chor 1. BROSAM, SHEILA C Choir 3, SS 1, ASP 1, Madrigal 1. BROWN, DAVID Fb 3, Wr 1, Tr 3, FCA 3, Weight Lifting CI 2. BROWN, JIMMY BURDEN, KARL BUSHEY, BILL Wr 2. CANTRELL, PAM Pep CI 3, GAA 1, ASP 2, Prin Adv 1, Im 1, Tigerettes 1. CANTWELL, TERRY CARLILE, DEBBIE Pep Cl 1. CARPENTER, PATTY Mx Chor 1, GI CI 1. CARROLL, MIKE Drama 2, Sp Cl 2, JA 1. CARSWELL, SHERRE Pep CI 1, Drama 1, Mx Chor 1, Orchestra 1. CARTER, LARRY CARY, LOU ANN Band 3, Pep CI 1, Ecol CI 1, Ref 1. CASEY, NANCY NHS 1. CASTEEL, MELVIN Sp CI 2, Bsb 1, DECA 1. CASTLEBURY, MARY BATES CAYWOOD, PAULA CHAMBERLIN, LUCY Pep Cl 3, C Choir 1, GAA 2, NHS 1, GI CI 1, Sp CI 1, ASP 2. CHAMBERS, JIM Wr 2, Im 2, Weight Lift 2. CHRIST, VALERIE Pep CI 2, GAA 2, FHA 1,Sp CI 2, Fr Cl 1, Cl Off lWeyauwega Highj. CLARK, JAMES CLAYTON, DEBBIE FTA 1, JA 1, Mx Chor 1. CLYDE, LOLA Pep CI 2, Hi Life 1, Ecol CI 2 fpresi, Tiger's Paw 1, Ref 1. COLE, SALLIE COLLIER, LINDA NHS 1, GI Cl 2, Choir 1. COLLINS, DAVID COMER, DEBBIE Pep Club 2. CONDE, NANCY Pep CI 3, Tigerettes 2. CONNORS, PATTY BROOKS JA 1, SOE 1. COOK, BOB C Band 3, C Choir 3. COOK, DANNY COOPER, DICK SGA 1, Fb, lm 1, Choir 2, Tumbling 1. COPPLE, PAUL SGA 1, FCA 3, Fb 3, Wr 3, Tr 1, Bb 1, lm 1, Weight Lift 3, ASP 1. CORTNER, MIKE FCA 2, Tr 3, Fb 1, Bsb 1, Im 2, CC 1, JA lpresl 2, Art Cl 1. COX, DAVE Fb 3, FCA 3, Tr 1, ASP 1, Weight Lifting CI 3. COX, JOY Pep CI, GI Cl 3. COX, RICK CC 3, Tr 2, FCA 2, Fb 1, Im 1. COX, ROSANNA Art CI 2, Pep Cl 2, Im 2, Ten 1, Tumb 1, Debate 1, Drama 1, Band 1. COX, SUE CRAVEN, DIANE NHS 2, C Band 3, SS 2, Choir 3, Pep CI 1, ASP 2. CROSSLEY, JIM CURRY, DEBBIE GI CI 3, SOE 1. CURTIS, NANCY Pep CI 2, Mas Gav 1, Chor 3. DALE, KIM Fb 1, Bb 1, lm 2, Weight Lift 1. DALY, TOM DAVIS, BARBARA C Band 3, C Choir 3, Pep CI 3, SS 1, NHS 1, ASP 1, MadrigaI1. DAVIS, CINDY NHS 1, Pep CI 1. DAVIS, JEANNINE DECA 1, FHA 1. DAVIS, BILL DEAN, RICHARD NHS 1, SGA pres 1. DEAN, ROBERT C Band 1. DECKER, ETTA Fr Cl 1, Choir 1. DECKER, FRED DECKER, JOE Fb 1, Drama 1, Soph. Band 2, ASP 1. DELEERSNYDER, JOYCE Chorus 1. DEMPSEY, DENNIS Fb 1. DeSPAlN, WANDA DIAMOND, DON Chorus 1, Choir 3, ASP 1. DIR, JOE Wr 2, Fb 1, ASP 2, Bb 1, Drama 1, Weight Lift CI 2. DIXON, DANNY DOZIER, YVONNE GI Cl 2. DUNHAM, CHAMP DUNN, SUSAN GAA 1. DWYER, TIM EAGAN, SUSAN GI Cl 2. ECKHOFF, THOMAS ELDRIDGE, STEVE Lib Cl 2, ASP 2, Sp Cl 1, Mas Gav 1, Drama 1. EUBANKS, DURETTA NHS 1, Choir 3, Sp CI 2, Pep CI 3, SGA 1, SS 1, Mas Gav 1. EVANS, NANCY FANN, LARRY FARRAR, KEVIN Bsb 1, DECA Ipresi 1. FELLER, GLORIA FICK, LARRY K 'Z - L1 ', , 9.1. 1-1 ' N Mrs. I the ol FIELD FIELD CI FIELD FIELD HORE HORE HSHE HSHE FLANI FUPP FLOYI Drama FORT FOWH FRAN 3 SL FNEE GAHI GAME Cr GANI C GASE Tk GERE IHDD GLAE GLEN W. GOBI GODI GI GOLE GOPI GOW GRAN 2, GREE GREE GREE GREC GUEE CI ECA 1. hoir 1, SP 2. Lift 2. A 1,Sp ighl. hor 1. ol CI 2 Dir 1. 2. OE 1. Dhoir 2, Nr 3, Tr 1. sb 1, lm Weight Im 1. I2, Ten and 1. .SS 2, Chor 3. Lift 1. 3, Pep al 1. Sand 2, ISP 1. 'ama 1, p CI1, SpCI2, I. 1. CI1, w vIw Mrs. Warren puts makeup on John Franklin for the role of an old lunatic, Abraham Bentley, in the one-act play, The Rope , by Eugene O'NeiII. -, FIELD, SHIRLEY C Band 3, MX Chor 1. FIELD, KENT NHS 1, C Band 3, Tr 3, ASP 1, GI CI 1, Bsb 2. FIELDS, JAMES FIELDS, WILLIAM FIORE, BRENDA FIORE, LILLIAN GI Cl 3. FISHER, DENNIS Fb 1, Im 2. FISHER, MIKE FLANDERS, DAN FLIPPIN, MARK I XP, FLOYD, RICK SGA 2, FCK2, Wr 3, CC 1, Im 2, Drama 2, Weight Lift Cl 1.x FORTNER, PAM FOWLER, DONN Im 1, ASP 1. FRANKLIN, JOHN Mas Gav 3, NFL 2, Debate 3, Ten 3, NHS 1, SGA 2, ASP 3, Mo. Boy's St. 1. FRIEBEN, CHARLIE GAITHER, RICHARD Wr 1. GAMBLE, GUY Fb 2, Wr 1, Tr 2, Mx Chor 2, C Choir 1. GANN, PAT Pep Cl 2, GAA 1, Sp CI 1, NHS 1, C Band, ASP 1, Pep Band 3. GASSAWAY, WANDA'.NHS 1, Pep Cl 3, Tigerettes 2, Mx Chor 1, Tumbling Team 1, GERDTS, BETTY FHA 2, Pep Cl 1. GIDDINGS, LES Mx Chor, SGA 2, ASP 2. GLASGOW, BRYAN GLENN, TERRY Fb 3, FCA 3, Tr 3, Wr 3, Im 3, Weight Lift CI 3. GOBLE, ALICE GODDARD, MIKE Fr CI 1, Lib Cl 2, Chess CI1, GI CI 2. GOLDEN, DEBRA GOPPERT, DOUG Fb 1. GOWER, DWIGHT GRAYUM, VIRGINIA SGA 3, ASP 3, Mas Gav 2, Choir 3, Drama 2, Pep Cl 2. GREENE, WESLEY GREER, DENNIS GREER, JUDY Choir 3, Pathfinders 1. GREGG, TRINA Pep CI 2, DECA 1. GUEST, JACKIE Pep CI 3, GAA 1, NHS 1, C Choir 3, C Choir 3, Im 1, PP Fb 2. GUITTAR, PAM Pep CI 1, C Choir 1, GI Cl 2, Fun Festival Queen candidate1 INE Highj. GUTHRIE, WILLA Lib Cl 1, SGA 1, NHS 1, Nat'l Merit Schol. semi-finalist 1. HALL, BRENDA HALL, JERRY HALLUM, BOBBY HAMILTON, DANA HAMILTON, SANDY C Band 2, DECA 1. HAMMOND, CHUCK Fb 3, Bsb 3, Bb 4, FCA 2. HAMMOND, ROGER Bb 4, Bsb 3, Fb 3, NHS 1, FCA 1. HANKINS, RICK HARDWICK, JERRY Wr 3, Fb 1, Tr 1. HARPER, BETTY NHS 1, FHA 2, JA 1, Ecol CI 1, GI Cl 1, Choir 1, Am Leg. Aux 2. HARRISON, DARRELL HARTLEY, JANA Pep Cl 3, GAA 2, Majorette 3, C Band 3, Powder Puff Fb 2. HARVEY JAMES HAWKINS, JOHN C Choir 1, NHS 1, GI 1, lm 2, Boys St. Icircuit judgel 1. HAWKINS, JUDY Pep Cl 3, Mas Gav 3, ASP 2, GAA 1, SGA 2, C Choir 1, Drama 3. HAWTHORNE, KIM Pep Cl 1, NHS 1. HEFFELFINGER, PHIL Wr 2, DECA 1, Sp CI1, Chorus 1. HENDERSON, MARIE GI Cl 3, HiLife 2, Sp CI 1, Soph Band 1, JA 1. HENDRICKSON, SANDRA Chorus 1. HENRY, GUY HENSON, JOHN HERRINGTON, BRENDA Pep CI 3, SGA 2, Tigerettes 2, FHA 1, Art CI 1, PP Fb 2. HIBBARD, MARC Mas Gav 3, Tiger's Paw 3, Hi Life 1, Wr 1, ASP 3, Drama 1. HIBDON, SUSIE HILL, DENNIS FCA 3, Fb 3, Tr 1,Weight Lifting CI 1, GI CI 1, Debate 1, lm 1. HILL, MARK HOFFMAN, SUSZI Ecol CI 2, Ref 2, NHS 1, FHA 1, C Band 3. HOLCOMB, MONTE Chorus 1. HOLMES, LINDA NHS 1, ASP 3, C Band 3, C Choir 3, SS 2, Mas Gav 3, Drama 2. HoLzER, KEVIN HOOVER, CHERYL Pep CI 1 GAA1 s HOUGHLAND, RICK GI 3, JA 3. ' p CI I' HUDSON, BARBARA HUGHES, CINDY HUITT, THERESA Pep CI 2, NIajOrette 2, GAA 1, NHS 1, C Band 3, ASP 1. HURLOCK, KATHI C Band 1, GAA 1, sog 1, I-IUSKEY, RICK FCA 1, vvr 2, Tr 1, Ten 1 Chorus 2. ' HUTTON, BARBARA Pep Club 2. JACKSON. PAT Pep CI 3, Mas Cav 1, SGA 1, ?OE 1. Tumb 2, ASP 1, Drama 1, JV Cheerl JACKSON, RONALD Bsb 2, Bb 1, Tl' 1, NHS 1 lm 1. ' JAMES, DEBBIE Choir 2, .IA 1, Chorus 1, JAMES, JESSE Fb 2, Wr 3, Weight Lift 1. JENKINS, JoDELL Mas Gav 2, ASP 1, Prin Adv Isecj 1, Soph Band 1. JENKINS, JOHN NHS 1, FCA 1, Fb 3, Bsb 2, Baseball 1. JENKINS, LINDA NHS 1 Ivice-presi SS 2, Pep Cl 3, ASP 2, Sp CI 1, C Choir 3, CI Off 1, Girls State. JOHNSON, DEWEY JOHNSON, RICK JOHNSTON, DAN JOHNSTON, JOHNNY ASP 3, Drama 3, Mas Gav 3, C Band 3, SS 1, Wr 1, Tr 1, lm 1, C Choir 2. JOHNSTON, LINDA SGA 1, NHS 1, ASP 3, Drama 3, Mas Gav 2, C Band 3, C Choir 3. JOHNSTON, SUSAN JONES, DEBBIE C Band 3, C Choir 2, Pep Cl 3, NHS 1, SGA 1, Mas Gav 1, GAA 2, Mx Chor 1, PP Fb 2, Majorette 3. JONES, DOUG Debate 3, Ten 3, Wr 1, Mas Gav 1. JONES, KIM Choir 3, Wr 1, ASP 1, Soph Band 1, Radio CI 1. KELLEY, NANCY NHS 1, Fr CI 3, Mas Gav 2, Choir 2, GI Cl 1, Pep CI, ASP 1. KENDALL, DEBRA KENNEDY, JOHN KELLY, PAT KETTEMAN, CAREN SGA 1, NHS 1. KING, VICKIE Ruskin Diggers, Drama 1, Band 1. KITLEY, SHAWN C Band 3, C Choir 1, NHS 1, SS 1, GI Cl 1, ASP 3, Ref 1. KRAMER, CONNIE NHS 1, FHA 2, ASP 1, Choir 3, Pep Cl 3 Itreasl. LARSEN, GAIL Pep Cl 3, SGA 1, Tigerettes 1, Debate 1, Homecoming Cand. 1, Choir 1. LaCLAlR, DARRELL LAWSON, RICK LEDNICKY, RICHARD Fb 3, Tr 3, Bsb 2, SGA 3, NHS 1. LEE, VICKI Pep CI 3, PP Fb 2, NHS 1, SGA 1, Tigerettes 2. LEE, MARK LEONARD, JEFF C Choir 3, Im 1. LIDBERG, RON LILLY, MARY GAA 1, Im 2. LOVE, DANNY LOWE, JOHN Fb 3, Wr 1, Weight Lift 3. LUIKART, JOHNNY SGA 3, FCA 3, Wr 2, Im 2. C Band 3, Mas Gave 2. MAES, KATHI ASP 1, Mas Gav 1, SOE 1, Drama 1. MAHAN, RICK MARSHALL, TIM NHS 1, Band 1. MAGEE, SANDE SGA 2, NHS 1, Pep Cl 2, JV Cheerleader 1. 189 MARTIN, JIM Tr 1, Bsb1,lm 2, ASP 1. MARTIN, PATTY C Choir 3, SS 3, NHS 1, Sp CI 2, Pep Cl 3, Jr. Plan. Comm 2, ASP 3, pianist for chorus 3. MARTIN, BECKY MAXON, RICHARD Tr 1, C Choir, 3. MAXWELL, SHERRY Homecoming Queen, SGA 2, NHS 1, Choir 3, SS 1, Pep Cl 2, lm 1, ASP 1, Chorus 1, Red Cross Council 1. MCCANN, LEWIS NHS 1, Tr 3, CC 2, Bsb 1. McCLUNE, DEBBIE Pep Cl 3, Mas Gav 3, ASP 2, NHS 1, Drama 3, PP Fb 2, Tigerettes 1, JA 1, Mx Chorus 3. MCCLINTOCK, DEE Reflector Queen, SOE 1. MCCOLLUM, JANICE . MCCONCHIE, RUTH NFL 2, NHS tsecy 1, Fr CI 1, Tiger's Paw 2. McCOY, KATHY Drama 3, Mas Gav 2 tpresj, C Choir 3, ASP 3, Sp CI 1, Director of ChiIdren's Theater fSing Ho For A PrinceI. MCGEE, DONNA MCLAUGHLIN, RHONDA Softball 3, lm 1, SOE 1. MCNEILL, BOB C Band 3, C Choir 1, GI CI 1, ASP 2. METHENY, PAT C Band 3, C Choir 3, Jazz Ensemble 2. MEYER, JAMES MIDDLETON, BILL Fb 3, Tr 3, FCA 2 tvice- presj, Bsb 1, lm 3, Weight Lift Cl 1. MILAM, JEFF MILLER, CONNIE MILLER, BOB MILLICAN, TONY MILLICAN, TIM MILLS, CHUCK CC 1, Ten 1, Chorus 1. MOCK, DAVID MOORE, JIM MOWERS, STEPHEN Intramurals 1. MUELLER, DAN Tr 1, CC 1, Ten 1, Im 2. MULFORD, PEGGY Pep Cl 3, ASP 3, Ref 1, Chorus 3. MURRAY, SEAN Wr 2, Chorus 2. MURRY, BRENDA GAA 1, Softball 3, Im 1, Chorus 1. MUSGRAVE, DON MYERS, DENNIS Tr 1. NARRON, LEWIS NAVE, JOE FTA 1, Civil Air Patrol 2. NAZWORTHY, CHRIS C Band 3, FCA 2, Fb 3, Bsb 2, Tr 3, Im 1. NEER, JERE NEEDHAM, PAM SGA 1, NHS 1, Mas Gav 1, Tigerettes 1, Pep Cl 2, Drama 2. NELSON, DAVE NEILL, CAROL Fr CI 3, NHS 1. NESBIT, CAROL HiLife 1, Chorus 3. O'BRYANT, TERRY SGA 1, Bb 4, Im 3. OETTING, RICK Fb 3, Wr 3, Tr 3, SGA 2, FCA 3, Im 3, CI Off Ivice-presl, Weight Lifting CI 3, Wr of the month 1. OGLESBY, MEL Fb 3, Bb 3, Drama 2, Weight Lifting CI 2. O'HARE, SUE ONWILER, DWAYNE Bb 3, FCA 3, Bsb 1, Wr 2, Im 3, Choir 2, ASP 1, Weight Lift 2. PALENSHUS, DAVE SGA 3, NHS 1, Fb 2, Wr 1, Ten 3, Debate 1. PALMER, CINDY PARKER, DAVE Art Club 1. PARKER, STEVE PATRICK, DENNIS PEEL, DORENE PEMBERTON, PEGGY Ni-IS 1. PENISTON, KATHY C Choir 1, GAA 2 ttreasI, NHS 1, NFL 2. 190 PERCY, DEBBIE FHA 1 Itreasl, Lib CI fsec- treasl, Off Assist 1. PHILLIPS, DAVID FCA 3, Fb 3, Wr 3, Choir 3 ASP 1, Weight Lift 3, Chorus 1. PICCININI, JIM Fb 3, Bsb 2, Tr 1, ASP 1. PICKARD, JOE NHS 1, DECA 1, Prin Adv 1. PIPPENGER, DEBBY Pep CI 1, SOE 1, Soph Band 1. POLINARD, PATTI Fr CI 1, Pep CI 1, PP Fb 1, Drama 1 tHoustonI, New Alpha Theata. POTTER, VICKY Pep CI 3, NHS 1, SGA 1, ASP 1, Cl Off ttreasy 1, JV Cheerl 1, Varsity Cheerl 1, Tigerettes 1. POWELL, ERIC Fb 3, CI Off 1, ASP 1, Weight Lift Cl 3. PRUENTE, ROBERT Bsb 3, Tr 1. PURTLE, JACK Fb 1, Bb 3, Wr 1, JA 1, Choir 2, Weight Lift Club 1. QUESENBERRY, MATT NHS 1, SS 2, Wr 3, ASP 1, Choir 3. RAINS, JANET Pep CI 1, C Choir 3, NHS 1. RANDOL, DENNIS RASMUSSEN, TIM Fb 1, FCA 1, ASP 2, Weight Lift Club 1. RATHBONE, HAROLD RATHBONE, RICHARD RAY, KAREN RECKER, RONNIE Lib CI 1. REED, DEBORAH REESE, STEPHEN C Choir 2, Fb 3, Bb 1, Im 3, Chorus 1. REIGHARD, NORMA REIGHARD, RONALD REINERT, DEBBIE FHA fhistj 1, Lib CI 1. REMINGTON, MARTHA GAA 1, Im 1, Chorus 1. RICHARDS, ALLEN Wr1, lm 2, JA 1, CI Off 1. RIFFLE, SHERRY MULLINIX Im 1. RIGHTMIRE, KEVIN JA 1. ROBERTS, ROBIN ROBIE, MIKE Drama 1, ASP 2. ROBINSON, LETHA JA 1. ROSS, BARBARA Pep Cl 3, Choir 3, GI CI 1, PP Fb 1, ASP 2 tThenNood Highj. RUCKER, VICTORIA NHS 1, HiLife too-editorj 2, Ref2, Sp CI1,Tiger's Paw 2, Chess CI1. RUHLING, KATHY DECA ttreasy 1. RUSH, ORVAL GI 1. RUSSELL, KENNY SGA 1, FCA 3, Fb 1, Wr 2, Tr 3, Weight Lift Club 3, CC 2. SANDERS, BARBARA Pep CI 3, Ecol CI 2, Sp CI 1, JA 1, ASP 1. SANDERS, DAWN Lib Cl 1, Ecol Cl 1, Ref 1. SANDERS, LARRY SAXTON, CINDY DAVIS SCHNEIDER, DAVID Sp CI 2, ASP 1, Fb 1, Yearbook 2. SCHUSTER, SHERRY Pep Cl 1, SOE 1. SCHWARTZ, KATHY Pep CI 2, Fr CI 1. SEALEY, CHRIS Pep CI 1. SHEARER, SPENCER SHIELDS, CHRISTINE C Choir 2, SS 1, Pep Cl 1, ASP 1, Newspaper QSE Highy, Cheerleader ISE Highj. SEATON, PATTY SOE 1, C Choir 2, NHS 1, Fr CI 1, ASP 2, Mas Gav 1, GI Cl 1, Soph Pilgrimage Alternate 1. SHIRCK, JAN Pep Cl 3, FHA 1, FTA ttreasj 1, Mas Gav 1, SGA 3, NHS 1, Wool Contest Dist Winner, PP Fb 1, Stud Rel Counc Rep 2. SHIRLEY, MARILYN SGA 1, C Band 2, Pep CI 2, Courtvvarming Queen, Cheerleader 1. SIEVERS, MIKE FTA 2, Astronomy CI 2, NHS 1, video-tape athletic programs 2. SIMMONS, GAIL Pep CI 2, Chorus 2, ASP 1. , I , 5 ,, Z . Il, VU Q I ith -, 194 Z . V915 Jennabeth Troumbley and Bev Williams position Spirit Week poster. SIMS, KATHY Pep CI 3, C Choir 3, Sp Cl 1, NHS 1, GAA 2, Ref 1, Ecol 1, ASP 1. SLAVENS, RAMONA SLAUGHTER, JOHN Bsb 3, Tr 3, CC 3, SS!MadrigaI 2, SGA 3, FCA 3, ASP 1, Choir 3, Boys Sate '71, Homecoming escort. SMITH, CATHY Chorus 1, Pep CI 1. SMITH, CLAUDIA SMITH, CLIFFORD SMITH, CURTIS Fb 2, Weight Lift CI 2. SMITH, DAN Tr 3. SMITH, DONNA SMITH, JEANIE Chorus 2. SNOW, BILL Band 3. SPENCER, CHARLIE NHS 1, C Band, Astronomy Cl 3, Chorus 1, School Play Band 3. STAATZ, ROD Bsb 3, Bb 3, NHS 1, FCA 3. STANNARD, JEFF STAPLETON, RUSSELL STEINHILBER, BOB STEINHILBER, STEVE Ten 4 tcapt 21, SGA 2, NFL 3, Debate 3, NHS 1, Boys St. 1, ASP 1, Sr. Class Rep. STEVENSON, CLARENCE STELLER, ROB NHS Ipresy 1, SGA 3, Cl Off 1, ASP 1, Band 1. STRANGE, PAT Mas Gav Qvice-presl 2, Sp Cl 1, C Choir, ASP 1. STRICKLAND, NANCY STUBBLEFIELD, DEBBIE GAA 2, Pep CI, Im 1. STUPPY, DIANE Pep CI 3, Ref 1, C Band 3. ASP 3, Sp Cl 2, PP Fb 2, lm 2, Chorus 1. SUMMERS, RENEE hr' ,uh .e cf I I SWAIIN 2, I TALLE TAYLC Dra THEIS Wr THOM Cl 1 CoI THOM THOM THOM THOM TITTLE TOML TRIGG 1. TROUI 1, I Off TROU' NF TURN TYE, I UNDE X if Sp CI1, P 1. CC 3, ASP 1, acoming I2. I Band, Iool Play FCA 3. I,SGA2, 1, ASP 1, ClOff1, 2, Sp CI ICI, Im 1. Band 3, :horus 1. WW I 1 rf? SWAIN, PAULA Mas Gav 2, NFL 1, NHS 1, SS 2, Pep Cl 1, Madrigal 1, Drama 2. TALLEY, CHARLES TAYLOR, ERNIE SS 2, SOE 1, Choir 2, ASP 2, Drama 1. THEISS, DAVID SGA 2, NHS 1, FCA 1, Fb 3, Wr 4 Istate winneri, Weight Lift 3. THOMAS, CONNIE CI Off 2, SGA Itreasi, Pep Cl 3, Fr Cl 2, NHS 1, GI Cl 1, Jr. Planning Commission 3, BPW Girl of Month. THOMAS, DENNIS THOMPSON, ED Wr 2. THOMPSON, GFIEGG Bsb 1, Wr 3, Bb 1. THOMPSON, KIM SOE 1. TITTLE, DONALD Fb 1. TOMLIN, KENNY TRIGG, CAROL NHS 1, Pep CI 1,JA 1, Chorus 1. TROUMBLEY, JENNABETH SGA 3, NHS Ihisti 1, Pep CI Ihisti 3, C Choir 3, C Band 3, Cl Off Ipres 21, GAA 1, Sp Cl 2, ASP 1. TROUTWINE, BOB FCA 3, Fb 3, Wr 3, Tr 2, NFL 1, Cl Off 1, Debate 1. TURNER, DEBBIE TYE, DONALD UNDERWOOD, GERALD VANCE, DAVID VAN DYKE, MELODY Ref 3 Ieditor 11, Quill 81 Scroll 2, Sp CI 1, NHS 1, SGA 1, HiLife 1, JA 1, ASP 1, Wool Contest Dist Winner 1, Ref Queen candidate. VAN VLEET, JO Pep CI 1. VIETS, JENI WAITE, DAVID Fb 2, Tr 2. WALKER, CHARLES WALTER, KEITH GI CI 2. WALZ, CHRIS CC 1, SGA 1, Rad CI 1. WAYMAN, LINDA FHA 1, Pep CI 2, Art CI 1, Chorus 1. WEAVER, VAN WEINEL, IVAN Fb 3, Wr 2, Tr 1, FCA 2, SGA 1, ASP 1, Weight Lift Club 3. WELLS, BILL WEST, VICKI Pep Cl 3, GAA 2, Drama 1, PP FB 2. WESTERFIELD, LORI WESTMORELAND, BOB Fb 1, Sp CI Itreasi 1, ASP 1, Band 1, Ten 1, Weight Lift CI 1. WHEATLEY, DARREL SGA Ivice-presi, GI CI 1. WHITSETT, EDWARD WILCOX, SCOTT SGA 1, NHS 1',1Ten 2, Mas Gav 1, Drama 1, Rad Cl 1, ASP 1. WILLIAMS, BEV Pep Cl 3, NHS 1, SGA 1, V Cheerleader, Tigerettes 1, GI Cl 1, Homecoming candidate. WILLIAMS, DOUG WILLIAMS, JOELLE C Choir 2, SGA 2 Chaplain of Soph Class IMiami Academyij WILLIAMS, SHERRY Chorus 3. WILLIAMS, SONDRA WILSON, TOM FCA 3, lm 3, Bsb 1, Weight Lift Cl 3, Tr 2, Photography Cl 1. WINBURN, JAN NHS 1, Head V Cheerl 1, JV and V Cheerl 1, PP Fb 2, ASP 3. WISEMAN, PAT Fb 2, Wr 3, lm 3, Art Cl 2. WISEMORE, JOHN Fb 1, GI 1, C Band 3, Weight Lift CI 1, lm 2. WITHERUP, JEAN SGA 2, Pep Cl 3, Tigerettes 2, PP Fb 1. WOODFORD, JACKIE SOE 1, Sp CI 1, JA 1. WRIGHT, LINDA WROUGHTON, KENT C Band 3. WYATT, JOHN Mas Gav 3, SS 1, ASP 3, C Choir 1, GI CI 1, Band 2, Drama 3. WYCKOFF, DOUG Bb 2. YOUNG, CLIFF CC 4, Tr 3, Wr 1, SGA 1. ANDERSON, MICHELLE Pep Cl 1, Lib Cl 2. 191 I 3 1 I 4 5 11 1 3 i I i I Z 1 x 1 E 1