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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1973 volume:

...am- Q-. R f REFLECTOR 1973 Lee's Summit Senior High Leafs Summit, Missouri S :DS Q K . Table of Contents Activities 10 Organizations Royalty 26 Faculty Sports 34 Classes time press only to by th of socie breal and you free. time pressing onward only to be held back by the conformities of society break this hold and you will be free. M12t2f22ii2iSf22tfei'W iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiuaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M ' 5 mit Rd. ff3gpi5l32fife,:iine 64055 3 e0oo 1 31 98829 1 time revolving on an axis of events never again to be the same at this moment it is unique remember. is W- 4 , s 13 11? 467 1 if l mfg, ff fp '11 1, is ei, , 1 K X' '15 I if i ,fs-5.3 ff .W L Q X . X 1 x 5 ' -, , .2 1 f V tix, .s fs A 'Q- gu 3 N,-as wg, -.ir x f , R, 5, 'X A ,.m.,wN ' .r.:,,, 'vga 'V'-, , fr Efif v fs' has f w f ' i x N A- ww f Q M .. f- Q .. .X NK :M RN V-fx ,gk smyv Xxx ' X t 1 .LX Mfg A 5 XSL.-X. 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F 05 Q Q N Sw was , M5951 qv 'i X Q .hx X 1 f- xy J , gf, g .2 4 ,V . , X x f X5 af ' 2131-fgfsz-xmmsmr L1fm1wY The Motivating Force The administration is the motivating force behind the students at L.S.H.S. ln a few short years these same students will be the com- munity's leaders. With nineteen years ex- perience, Mr. Brockman provides the incen- tive to continue looking for a better way. Changes are being made for the conversion to the 2+2 plan. Responsibilities are shifted as Mr. Brockman becomes administrator of both schools and Mr. Diekmann takes over as head of the upper two grades. Mr. Hicklin, who has served as Vice-Principal, prefers to return to his main interests - classroom teaching and footbali coaching. Onto these shoulders fall many responsibilities, Mr. Diekmann. X. Mr. Brockman congratulates Queen Terry Bowers. Coach Hicklin tries to find time for sports in his busy day aww x 'NGK :M aalwffixz 'swf wsu? Left to rig -Q -awww Q! 4 It U Mr. Hickl 7 Q gffw Q VV f fr ,, K if ii? . . ,,f 1 , 2 xii' 2 .. ' gg-EW, V, Y, . K so s We f, by QW, ffuvi , Z 1 Y I ff XX 1 f f is M H7 ,W Skis-,fe ' Z n , .em 7? 2 y. Left to right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Guffey. Not pictured: Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Garland. .X ik Mr. Hicklin frequently gets carried away when telling one of his famous stories. Superintendent's Office Hub Of R VII School District The supervision of the entire school district is the responsibility of two men, Dr. Bernard Campbell, Superintendent, and Dr. J. Underwood, Assistant Superintendent. It is up to these men to oversee the actions of the Board of Education, to make plans for the placement of students new in the community, to guide the development of the new schools, and to act as consultants in the quest for better education. Dr. Campbell visits with a citizen of the district. 1 I I Dr. Underwood's duties are v ery diverse - ranging from working at the Scholarship The s part in t see that Fl-7 schc they pla of stude The S1 on Janu the con school il the con High. lt ' convers school. WW,,,,4,.,7-,fffw,,-ff, - ,,.,,.,vf,,,ff,M4f ?-ffewwm-AW ,.,, A Q I f I-. mf' dinner to interviewing new teachers. Left to V55 The school board plays an important part in the school system. Their job is to see that quality education continues in the R-7 school district. With this responsibility they plan for the future accommodations of students in the Lee's Summit area. The school district passed a bond issue on January 23, 1973. This bond insures the completion of the new elementary school in the northeast part of the city and the completion of Pleasant Lea Junior High. lt will also appropriate funds for the conversion to the 2+2 plan at the high school. School Board 's Goal Quality Education I aria Left to right: Russell Ritter, E. M. Copeland, Bud Schauffler, M.D. Durnell, John Hertzog. 41 . 'R J 4 J , ,,--,..,, ,H .MU -L-1-..., .. - -., 5 . H W 1 1 r 5 I 5 2 I E u I n n n nnual E-ded mme float uther , the s. To erty. Tigers hustle to gain yardage. Homecoming ili- Favorites Novelty entries spark enthusiasm. Queen Paula and escort Rick Turney. Juniors capture first in float competition. Cou season. : displays Seniors z week, qt voted on Witt Bowers x As the ha was decl The Drill The the Exce was the Left to rig Courtwarming Highlights Courtwarming is the highlight of the basketball season. Starting off the week of January 14 were the displays of hall posters. For the fourth straight year, Seniors again have shown their creativity. Later in the week, queen candidates made their debut and were voted on. With the completion of an eventful week, Terri Bowers was crowned the 1973 Courtwarming Queen. As the half time ceremonies continued, James Lester was declared lVlr. Spirit, and Nancy Fortner Ms. Spirit. The Drill Team received the Spirit Stick. The L. S. Tigers went on to a 67-47 victory over the Excelsior Springs Tigers, and the traditional dance was the finale to a perfect week. Left to right: Kathy Fender, Susan Carlson, Terri Bowers, Sherry Richardson Glenda McCafferty :I n ,.,...,....-f....,.....-f--H-Q' W Z Q 1' Z' W ., Q 1 'J 1' 74 , i in ' 7'x. x 0, V 2 . fx f , 'if i 'xx S Q Q YK ,l .QM S' xx 5, E, 2? i . 5 2, an , X :rgggsfz X ' Two more for the Tigers of L.S.! Aggressiveness makes for a win. i Jerry Reeves presents Queen's bouquet. H1100 ln The Shade fu 1 vi 1 - I ,f Aga, Cast: Starbuck ...... .... B ert Dodds Lizzie Curry Patty Baysik File ......... .... B ob Turner Noah Curry .... ......... D ana Best H. C. Curry ........................ David Gardner Again under the direction of Mrs. Warren, a play was presented in the spring of 1973. 11O In The Shade or The Flainmaker was the musical presented on April 13th and April 14th. The play centered around Lizzie Curry who thought she was plain and ordinary. Her brother, Noah Curry, rein- forced this thought although H. C. Curry, her father tried to dispell it. Then the Flainmaker, Starbuck, showed up in town. He convinced all the other people except Lizzie that he could make it rain. Trying to con- vince Lizzie he could make it rain, they fell in love. At the same time she fell for the Sheriff File. Both of the involved men asked her to marry him at the same time. Choosing between the two, Lizzie picked File. As the play ended, it began to stormg for the first time in his life Starbuck had made it rain. The audiences greatly enjoyed both productions of the 1973 school year. The students, in addition to having fun producing these plays learned a great deal about behind-the-scenes activities. Broadway and New York - look out! lil? 'ill illli' 'lily lift is gl ll Cast: Bert Je Lorrair Maggie Sheridt Beverlj il as the play d domin- falling of Mr. mmf , MM, 'buck, veople J con- ive. At of the same ile. As ime in ctions :ion to at deal y and 2 f ,J S 4 , 5 iii Cast: Bert Jefferson .... ....... G ary Wood Lorraine Sheldon . . . ....... Patty Ffaysik Maggie Cutler ....... .... M artha Bygaard . . . . .John DeSpain Sheridan Whiteside .... Beverly Carlton .................... David Gardner The Man Who Came to Dinner was presented as the fall drama on November 17th and 18th. The Dlay dealt with the problems in the recovery of the domineering radio figure of Sheridan Whiteside. After falling on a patch of ice he was confined in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley until he could walk out. During The Man Who Came To Dinner ' the course of his recovery his secretary, Maggie Cutler, fell for a newspaper man, Bert Jefferson. So as not to lose Maggie, Whiteside called in the starlet Lorraine Sheldon to take Bert's mind off Maggie. Beverly Carlton dropped in to visit and almost succeeded in breaking up Lorraine and Bert. Whiteside saw the error in his way and finally allowed Maggie to leave to marry Bert. The students that participated in theproduction of this play worked hard to produce this lively comedy. Under the direction of Mrs. Warren the students put in long hours of rehearsal and should be congratulated for a fine production. Jerry Reeves and Patty Cook led the march. Saturday in the Park Saturday in the Park , the theme of the prom this year, gave forth a relaxed, park-at-twilight at- mosphere. Hard work and late hours by a handful of Juniors and their sponsors made Prom a tremendous success, with over 200 couples attending. Decorations were centered around the pastels of yellow, blue, and pink. Colorful hand-drawn murals depicting a picnic scene, the band, an ice cream parlor, and young love covered the walls like a delicate icing. The center attraction, located in the middle of the floor, was a bridge over dual wishing ponds. Brick sidewalks divided a grassy area from bark surrounding the ponds. A quaint, white picket fence went around all of this center park area. The dance floor was sectioned off by a creative bit of im- agination - trees, with pink and white blossoms. Positioned on a gazebo was the band, Spirit of Charisma. The band was excellent, and kept this 1973 crowd jiving into the night. A tour around the field house allows proud parents one last glance On the gazebo - The Spirit of Charisma! Dligrnity and femininity were most apparent prom nig t. x I These :Jrom it at- ful of dous als of urals ream ke a 1 the shing from ticket . The rf im- us. irit of 1973 prom .T if Robbie Cameron, Rusty Robinson, Jack Mountain and Margie Linnenbrink enjoy the seclusion of the patio. 4, , . , , A I Q -' ,, These Sophomores caught a glimpse of an event to come for them. Another happy couple - Mr. Hobbs and Miss Backhus. This slow dance brought to a close a beautiful evening. One Warm Spring Evening ln May 41 A quiet moment is enjoyed by Scott Warner and Donna Paul Dennis Bitner and Mindy Honey cross over the wishing ponds. The click of the shutter interrupts Rick Brecht and date. r The E E 4 n onds The final night as an L.S.H.S. student. Mr. Diekmann helps restore order to the senior line-up Emotions? A Mingling Of Happiness and Sadness Terri Baokhus sums up her three years as a high school student. Mr. Flanagan checks over some of his students speech notes. xB i fx. 2 ,X ff f DSUTUS I The fine Feeling: A Q 2 2 2 2 2 5 5 E, 5 5 i 2 Z if if 'e 5 I Vi JE .. al E V E 9 2 5 E Q 4 4 Qs Q 9 i 3 a 3 2 2 Zi 2 6 -: 2 5 ,x P 1 G 2 5 3 m.,.m........, . ,... 'wffnzy f ,, f M, M fi f H ,C 1 1 M W ff W 1 ,U W 7 WM 1 'X WNW, 9 f .:, f ' Y Cf W f lf' do f W Q t 2? ' f . ,W :fm ff M 14+ 1 Z Q 9 in Z ' N. f S we ff 4 W 6 TQ . ,,,, ff 2 TRY x . 7 Q , ., A 5 4 W Janet McKinley Janet Smitti Julie Volkmer eg, f'iJ'3 ' 7: 'E' '1-T? vi' '41 W my W 4 ,ws ,ft Q ,1..,x.....fv Reflector Royalty 1973 Miss Sherry Barnes Queen Martha Stockard Y . Hai, J E , W wi? ,, ,M , ,sb XX fi?-xg 1 4 if K ' HZ. Q 4 K 0 7 4 ,, ,-NWA f 3 , x X 4 f W ,f ,a ! J 4 47 Z f 1 in fi 4? 'S n 2 z 2 1 , f E fr Z if 5 E 2 E 2 S E 5 2 w E E 2 4 '1 S 5 1 S E 5 E 5 I x I X P I V A F -' 'avr'-Ask -F-Y? ,Aww w,M,,,,,.-,,,,..-.....V ,. T. ...,..-- ,..,-5-Y,...-gp-....1g-ff-J-: ,-.1 ---u f -51'-ff'-'-X ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Nu' ' ' A 1 Tigers Tough On Gridiron This football season in the 1972-1973 school year has been one of the most outstan- ding seasons with 8 games won and only 2 lost. Our greatest win was against Excelsior Springs with 44-0. Coach Hicklin was very proud of the team at Conference too. Bob Hertzog made All- Conference offensive first team as a guard and is the first person from Lee's Summit to make this since 1966. Steve Oberweather made All- Conference first team offense as a back, also. Coach Hicklen advises Kent Shipley and Kirk Diekmann. Steve Oberweather breaks away with Sobek to right. Fiick Boughan perfects his tackle on Tom Goppert. l xr 4 'Q MQ X 1 1 ,f!' 'WZ f f ThiS Q ...a..-,.- .....Q-..- l 0 35 Y 6 , W' W!! 4. 7 Aj P Row Bryan D. Sc R. Br Fi. G Fiow Shipl E. H This game ended in a Tiger victory! il' 3 'J A 4 Row I, left to right: G. Green, D. Fuller, B. Hitt, J. Bice, J. Lester, C Bryant, B. Hertzog, S. Oberweather, J. Powell, Fl. Turney, S. Toms D. Schenke, J. Happy, K. Summers. Bow 2: D. Hertzog, S. Graham R. Bryant, D. Morehead, G. Cross, Fl. Fliddle, H. Dickey, T. Goppert, Fl. Green B. Dixon J. Hawkins, N. Simmons, D. Carter, D. Able. Row 3: sf Wells, C.,Sella, Fl. Boughan, J. Dellario, Fl. Thornton, K Shipley, M. Hency, T. Loughmiller, B. Keller, J. Winburn, D. Tinder, E. Hill, C. Kendall, E. Mercer, D. Fraley. Plow 4: R. Johnson, B Steele, G. Cross, G. Ramsey, K. Barr, L. Sobek, D. Yeager, B. Weideman, M. Painter, M. Bradley, G. Bratten, G. Carnes, R. Hartley, D. Wisemore, L. Kelley, S. Stipek, B. Harper, D. Siegelen. Bow 5: S. Curtwright, K. Heimsoth, B. Boyer, P. Walz, Fl. Lorenz, S. Ca oot B. Quick, P. Hern, D. Turney, G. Smith, K. Diekmann, T D l - Barber, S. Burbee, M. Johnston, Fl. Volkmer, C. Keller, Fl. Reichter, S. Swermer, M. Jones, B. Ashby, G. Ramsey. Top row: J. C. Davis, Don Lang, Walt Hlcklin, Gary Sage, John Bepp, Flon Stevens. ..,....-- www s 5 . 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Coaches Matuszak and Hewitt await the results of their team's effort. 5 Msg fi u QL W Sill' Qflflt, K Q' Q 1 ' 5 X J? . I - I ' V IL it rx inf Q ,, , ' 'f,: .QS N' K xx- if XM, X- l .,,.wf- 4 Here's two more! , .W -W. I Win or Lose They Always Hustle C N 4 Junior Varsity: Flow 1, I.-r.: T. Marshall, R. Hartley, lvl. Malder. Flow 2: J. Bowen Fl. Quick, D. Turney, K. Diekmann. Sophomores: Row 1, I.-r.: T. Waight, R. Hartley, C. Morris, C. Wheeler, J Bowen. Flow 2: Fl. Craven, D. Buehler, D. Yeager, K. Holman, K. Heimsoth, G Carnes. Row 3: Coach Jenkins, Fi. lVlcFee, D. Turney, Fl. Smead, M. Daney, Fl Quick. Delvlaranville drops in two as Liberty appiiGS Dfessufe' Brad Hawthorne - exemplifies fine ability and sportsmanship. Cross-Country Third at State The Cross-Country team had its most successful season since it was started seven years ago. Under Coach Russell Childress, the Varsity compiled a tremendous record by winning 1st place - Raytown South Invitational, lst place - Ruskin Invitational, 2nd place - Marshall Invitation, 1st place - Conference, 1st place - District Meet, 'lst place - Regional Meet, and 3rd place - State Meet. Brad Hawthorne set a new school record with a time of 9:42 for the two mile course and was the third place finisher in the State Meet. Rick Dennison, who finished ninth in the State Meet, and John Sievers also bettered the old record with times of 9:55 and 10:04 respectively. This team is definitely the best that Row has come out of the Greater Kansas City, Missouri, area for many years. The Junior Varsity also had an outstanding record, going undefeated for the season. The tense moments before the race . And they're off . . . night seas: Coach Childress gives some last minute advice. ,2n -vith thir . wh nder a d 8 d 0 V9 FS an d .t that souri, ada Fl BSOTI. .m . ...M MW . Vg Flow 1, left to right: C. Pence, C. Davis, P. Rudder, C. Fiay, R. Fi. Peniston, A. Housley, J. Coffey, Fl. Dennison, J. Sievers, B Wiggins, D. Leahy, N. Campbell, K. Grey, B. Dugan, D. West. Bow 2: Hawthorne, Coach Childress. E. Johnson, C. Morris, J. Bowen, M. Routh, J. Graham, K. Johnston, Q f W, 4,55 X Qfvsw W f f f 7 W , KW , , ,, f fw ff f Flick Dennison Finished 9th at State. Right: The Varsity proudly diSDl3Y this season's trophies. , Www? ?f,,Zf'f ' .,, ,, X 4 , 3 My M. , fy W f 'pf ,V ,gf . f gf! . 9 , X ' S XS Coaches Sage and Repp enjoy seeing their teams in action. 'mem Flow 1, left to right: J. Newman, R. Gregory, C. Davis, G. Kartsonis, G. Braswell, J. Winburn, D. West. Row 2: G. Rellegart, K. Barr, G. Brattin, K. Fritchie, J. Young, L. Kelley, D. Corson, M. Bradley, B. Wiedenman. Flow 3: V. Rucker, S. Stipek, A. Fledpath, E. Hill, S. Graham, J. Lester, T. Spoon, P. Waltz. Wrestlers of '73 Display Winning Ways The 1972-1973 wrestling year came to a successful conclusion as the team placed high in area tournaments. ln the Flaytown South Invitational they took second placeg at North Kansas City, fifthg Ruskin, fourth, Conference, fourth, and District, fourth. In ad- dition, the Junior Varsity battled their way to become Conference Champs! Hard work by both the individual boys and Coaches Gary Sage and John Repp, made these victories on the mats possible. The team deserves congratulations, and the students and coaches should take great personal pride in the team and individual records. Steve Toms headed for a pin. J. Lester on the way to a victory In the heavyweight class. ., ,A W. f ' M , is 7 X The wi Kartso YS to a '1 area ll they uskin, In ad- come idual made team 4 and e team Ski ai: My iv. S? , r . .1 t y 3 Row 1: K. Barr - 2nd Ray. So. J. S. Stipek - J.V. Conf. Champ. Young - 1st Conf., 2nd N.K.C., 3rd G. Brattin - 4th Dist. Ruskin. A. Redpath - 3rd Ray. So., 2nd J. Newman - 1st Ray. So., 3rd Conf. 3rd Dist. Conf. S. Graham - 1st Ruskin, 3rd G. Kartsonis - 1st Ray. So., 2nd N.K.C., 2nd Ray. So., 'lst Conf., 1st Dist., 3rd Conf., 3rd Regionals. Dist. J. Winburn - 1st Conf. J. Lester - ist Ray. So., 2nd N.K.C., E. Hill - 3rd Ray. So. 2nd Ruskin, 1st Dist. Row 2: K. Fritchie - 2nd Conf. G. M. Bradley - J.V. Champ. l Rellegart - 4th Ruskin .5 I Q 6 ' Si N Q is F ' 'SX Stipek works for a better hold. sg. tt M --M 4iZZ'.l'.'l 'snail Mark Bradley breaks away. 3 Rick Peniston shows his winning style. Thinclads Break Old Records The 1973 Tiger track team enjoyed a very successful season highlighted by capturing the Suburban Eight Conference track crown. Rick Penniston won the state title in the 880 yard run as the Tiger distance men led the team throughout the season. 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Lmer,J. . King. Sixty-four members of the 1973 National Honor Society gathered together their talents to efficiently carry out one of the most inspiring candle-lighting services anywhere. The utter- most silence prevailed throughout the entire ceremony. These members have met specific re- quirements of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Each one has carried a 3.2 or better grade average into the organiza- tion. President-Dale Brizendine V. President-Debbie Jenkins Secretary-Carolyn Wilt Treasurer-Kathy Fender National Honor Society Presents Outstanding Christmas Program Row 1, left to right: M. Newman, P. Thompson, B. Smith, C. Mallet, M. MacDonald, M. Stockard, S. Carlson, M. Honey, C. Edwards, G Hinman, G. Savage, M. Young, P. Geritz, N. Fortner. Flow 2: C. Wilt E. House, J. Cash, J. Clark, G. McCafferty, S. Davis, M. Jones, C McQuitty, L. Johnson, M. Scott, J. Smith, S. Bolser, D. Avise, C McCarty. Row 3: A. Smith, E. Little, W. Fulks, D. Cooper, J. Bennett P. Cook, R. Morris, D. Todd, s. Young, P. nayslkl Fl- Humphreys, J Dugan, J. Volkmer, Y. Ramsey. Row 4: D. Flippin, D. Simpson, Fl Holt, B. Dodds, M. Moore, B. Greene, W. Woods, D. Brizendine, J Britt, J. Coffey, F. Keeton, C. Klein, D. Jenkins, Mr. McCormick - sponsor. Members not pictured: T. Anderson, G. Case, H. Dickey K. Fender, R. Floyd, J. Perdue, T. Pfaff, J. Storey, J. Stanton, Fl Harris. The twenty members of Masque and Gavel were kept busy with many activities this year Meetings were held at least once a week more often if a play was in production In addition to meetings Masque and Gavel was busy doing children s plays building a float for the Homecoming parade helping with the major dramatic productions in ticket sales, and going to see at least one movie or play each month. They also sponsored a walker in the CROP hunger walk. The club also sponsored a very successful 50's dance in May. At this well attended affair, the students and faculty wore long skirts, bobby socks, and other attire of the fifties. Masque and Gavel was sponsored by Mrs. Warren. Kevin Durnell was President, Anita Smith, Vice-President, Kyle Minor, Secretary- Treasurer, and Scott Smith, Historian. President Kevin Du rnell. Rockin' around the clock .... it Ms. Murray strikes a pose in her 50's garb, W all ff Tiff X W X 4 V , 1 fr r ,wZ'fW Af Masque the Greg Hur f . f . f ff XXX V 2' iff' PGYUCOS Masque and Gavel members find that physical work accompanies the mental! Greg Hunsaker shows the proper 50's hairdo-the DA. Petticoats galore was the style Krista Hilton preferred. Vice-President-Kathy Fender Treasurer-Jill Stanton This group makes the posters, yells at the games, and wears the funny uniforms. lt's the Lee's Summit Pep Club: the not-so-silent force behind our athletic events. The Pep Club is 160 girls who help to stir up spirit in the student body. They attend home activities or form caravans to reach away events. At Homecoming, the sophomore initiates prove their undying loyalty to the Tigers as they march in hilarious dress. The student body, and especially the athletes, appreciate the tremen- dous amount of time and effort that Pep Club girls and sponsors Diane Black, Claudia Hunter, Alta Sage, and Novella Perrin devote to maintaining school spirit. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Rhonda Floyd, Nancy Kinney, Jo Nease, Ella Slaughter, Bev Dietrich, Carrie Potter. Varsity Cheerleaders: Ro Floyd, Janie Kauffman, Karen Thomas, Karen Neal, Debbie Avise. if X PY ,.-. . .3 .. . . . X. . . .W W . k 'f f .- + . 4 ' + : ' : 'f 1,4 J' Li al . EfIrlgleamB-JRow 1, I.-r.: D. Kreher, K. Clark, C. Klein, A. Wiseman, G. McCafferty. Row 2: C. Atwood, T. Bowers . ey, . enkins, D. Paul, S. Richardson. Row 3: T. Higgins, C. Rider, P. Williams, S. McDonald, J. Smith, preSidem..JUdy Dugan Secretary-Marilyn Housley fwm ,,.,x V ,gay ,, : '1 vwssffyw 5- . Win or lo Members Bowman, Callahan, Flanders, Gwin, K. I Kenney, l P. Luber, Onwiller, L. Roos, l K. Toms, Weeks, T D. Herrin Alley, L. E A. Fritz, Herringtc T. Laurie Meyer, C Richards J. Cullen B. Bluhn Jenkins, son, M. S isley games, 'lit Pep events. : in the ' form lg, the to the tudent emen- 'ls and e, and J Nease, Bowers, . Smith. The Key to Enthusiasm-Pep Club '73! Yes . QLNQ X, X ads KN, f 4 ,fx Q Nik, .. X? 2 fa X X s is x M X, Q S QX X X E 1 W. Wag, X ' i is c 34 . A , S Win or lose, the Pep Club lends support to the basketball team. Members: D. Antle, P. Ashburn, l. Behrens, L. Berry, D. Black, S Bowman, C. Brown, C. Boeding, K. Bowers, M. Burkhart, D Callahan, P. Clark, J. Clayton, L. Crystal, M. Dean, D. Dermond, C Flanders, S. Freeman, R. Gardner, J. Geritz, C. Grey, P. Guest, B Gwin, K. Hale, M. Heffner, D. Henderson, C. Jones, P. Johnston, D Kenney, D. Kassal, L. Kreher, S. Langsford, C. Long, M. Loveland P. Luber, B. Mahoney, B. McPheeters, K. Miller, L. Oberweather, M Onwiller, L. Owens, P. Petersen, D. Plummer, V. Procter, L. Rhodes, L. Roos, P. Rucker, P. Saunders, P. Snow, A. Stidham, K. Sturgeon K. Toms, L. Thorn, P. Young, K. Walker, J. Walter, G. Zammar, K Weeks, T. Putman, P. Hutson, K. McKitterick, L. Butler, L. Borgman D. Herriman, S. Aldrich, C. Overcast, T. Goodnight, P. Merrick, K Alley, L. Boyd, S. Boyd, C. Cable, D. Carter, B. Combs, C. Dempsey A. Fritz, B. Fulghum, L. Goble, M. Greer, P. Hall, V. Henry, P Herrington, B. Hertzog, S. Klaus, M. Knorr, S. Langsford, G. Larson T. Laurie, T. Williams, D. Lloyd, P. Luber, J. Magee, S. Maxwell, G Meyer, C. Pemberton, D. Pendergraph, M. Pruente, J. Reed, D Richardson, H. Roberts, S. Rowe, M. Shirck, J. Watson, J. Williams J. Cullen, A. Guthrie, K. Pape, K. Minor, G. Bergstrom, T. Backhus B. Bluhm, D. Carlyle, D. Carpenter, J. Clark, L. Clear, J. James, D Jenkins, B. Horst, C. McQuitty, S. McCann, M. Newman, K. Simp- son, M. Stockard, M. MacDonald, P. Weast, C. Barber, M. Valenti. Tiger Mascots: Peggy Geritz and Peggy Davis. , dl Some days the pressure is just too great! Putting a newspaper together requires input from all staff members. Hi-Life Staff Keeps Students Well-Informed! Editor .......... ....... J une Clark Assistant Editor .. . .... Wendy Christ News Editor .... .... P atty Cook Sports Editor ...... . . .Terry Wilson Feature Editor ....... Krista Hilton Entertainment Editor . . . . . . Nick Campbell Page Layout ......... ....... D avid Trull Photography ....................... Vickie Lawson Exchange Editor ................... Jim Andreason Reporters: Linda Bolas, Wayne Goddard, Janet Greene, Susan Gwynn, Flon Hartley, Debbie Hurlock, Brenda Jenkins, Pam Luber, Peggy Porter, Carol Flider, Jackie Slagle, Tim Stidham, Cheri West, Bart Whaley, Susan Whittemore. Sponsor: Miss Paula Murray. Putting their talents to work . . . that sums up this year's Hl-LIFE staff. Together with cooperation from fellow students and the student body, the staff was able to put out nine issues. There were always pictures to be taken, interviews to be set, and deadlines to meet. The staff tried to make this year's publication a remembrance of your 1972-1973 high school year as something to look back upon. identifying students: Janice Mill Thanks to these students for informative interesting news in '72 and '73! Julie Van copywriting . X4 S. f f N w. . N 1 as MQ S bus, N 'X 'fix .S was Qs F.. A . N Y f -z XS , Sax i R gg Cf XS .7 Stu Julie VanDerEnt's enthusiasm is carried into print in Clark Christ Cook Wilson Hilton mpbell d Trull -awson reason Janet urlock, Carol st, Bart Paula ims up eration le staff always t, and year's '3 high ,. 7 fa VW Q4 Z W' 7 4 fc ,, 52.7 Z IWL K . wdwxx w. 'I ik Identifying a student can be difficult wheh the school enrollment totals over 1300 students, isn't that true Miss Fulghum? Janice Miller assists in the preparation of the final layouts. Dedicated Students Create '73 R9ff9Cl'OI' . . . The eye of the camera is always roving for Dennis Bitner. copywriting. Ada Creating an accurate yet interesting yearbook that records a school year required a tremendous amount of time and effort from a few dedicated students. Becky Fulghum, as editor, can be given credit for the major work done in order to send the book to the press. Behind every page of completed names and pictures are many hours of picture taking, compiling information, and planning and drawing final layouts. With the volunteer help of other students in the school, the assistance of the Hi-Life staff, and the guidance of Mrs. Scott, sponsor, 775 copies of the 1973 Reflector were delivered to anxiously awaiting students. jk? wssiemf AUTO IfLe Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais was involved in many activities this year in which almost all members participated. Besides going to the annual French dinner at Breton's and winning first in the Homecoming club float competition, Le Cercle Francais was visited by a series of speakers that gave talks on French cultures and customs. All French students and former French students are encouraged to join. Mrs. Northway, the French teacher, is the sponsor. The winning combination. r J S W' ..,. Q H : 2 Q fl - - Q f gbubbk 5' ' X. My X , S. , , . S. wc ,Q Q K X is X NE ggwwmwww XXX Flow 1, left to right: J. James, D. Scheef, K. Simpson, L. Smith. Flow 2: M. MacDonald, R. Morris, G. Hinman, J. James, L. Thorn, S. Newberry. lved in almost 5 going ireton's ng club angels ers that es and former to join. ', is the as S if nnnwuumm James, L. Active Girls Participate in G.A.A. The motive of G.A.A. is to give interested girls the chance to compete on an inter-city field. Lee's Summit played various Kansas City schools on this level. They were quite successful in this attempt to open the fields of sports to girls, long since hindered from such com- petition. Their activities this year ranged from softball, track, basketball, and volleyball. I i T QL 1 Row 1, left to right: K. Evinger, N. Fortner, S. Breon, M. Valenti. Row 2: Fl. Warner, V. Lawson, P. Luber, M. LePage, C. Pemberton. Flow 3: P. Johnston. Future Teachers of America Explore Teaching Opportunities FTA, Future Teachers of America, is comprised of students interested in some sort of teaching as a profession. Other than this interest there are no qualifications. The officers for this year were President, Pat Smart: Vice-President, Sylvia Richardson: Secretary, Melody Foltzg and Treasurer, Mary Shirck. The FTA held meetings approximately twice a month. At Christmas they held a party at Drumm Farm which is a home for boys. Other activities included spring picnics, a visit to School for the Blind, bake sales, and visiting the Nelson-Atkins Art Gallery. wxsggryxg , WNY N 0 ss V X X xlib - b . Qi X N 'f X t A Qi :Qi xt S if Q- f Concentratil ff' 4 ff Wir 2 MQ , 1,1 Q W WA mprised ing as a are no ent, Pitt CTG twice a mFarm ncl ' ' fl L bake Concentration on the best strategy is mandatory in chess. a'Wmxs.,W Chess Club This year's unofficial chess club spent many hours learning the finer points of difficult games. Each Monday and Wednesday afternoon, Mitchell Harms, Lindley Woodford, and Tom Driver could be found in the science lab playing chess. Although the club never had a chance to compete with other schools, its members found challenges among themselves. Astronomy Club Interest in the study of Astronomy brought together fifteen students to form the Astronomy Club for the 1972-1973 school year. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Albert , the club had weekly meetings to study star charts and telescope construction as well as holding bimonthly night meetings to operate telescopes. Under the leadership of John Moore, Presidentg Steve Davis, Vice-President, Tina Ander- son, Secretaryg and Jim Linnenbrink, Treasurer, the organization had an interesting, worthwhile year. To highlight the closing of the school year, the club planned to do some astrophotography. 65 arative aining s firms :tive is ve ex- in of- elated for a elated Ltends I com- es one idt, Jeff olkmer, Debra i 4 f , If rf' Z M f 7, , 74 J f W X g Store, Distributive Education Club of America PI'GSlCl6Df . . . Susan Stewart Secretary ,,,, Cargl Trundle VlCG-President . . . SUSal'1 Nease Treasurer ,,,, Steve Shafer DECA, Distributive Education Club of America, meets monthly under the leadership of Mr. Jim Hunter. The Lee's Summit chapter is eligible to take part in state and national DECA sponsored contests. Practical business experience is the main goal of this organization, but the members still find time to par- ticipate in school affairs. This can be seen in their wrapping up third place in the float contest of the Homecoming parade. Row 1 Leftto right: Debbie Carlyle, Sharon Whittmore, Carol Trun- Mike Ensworth Vicki Murry Steve Shafer Mr Hunter Walter Cook die, Jo Anne Dunnington. Row 2: Susan Stewart, Cheryl Perkins, Dallas Fouts Wanda DeSpaln Linda Moore, Bob McCampbell, Susan Nease, Dan Harris. How 3: !ZVu'Qf1: X qw? vw if ,mfg .YW f all fel! WWVAAWM Members piled into the cars after school to begin their adven- tures. From beginning to end, the floaters found beautiful Missouri scenery. Officers First Semester: President: Harold Cox Vice-President: Bill Worrell Secretary: Jessie Bennett Treasurer: Flay Dick Officers Second Semester: President: Don Crosby Vice-President: Flay Dick Secretary: Pat Worsham Treasurer: Sally Wright Members: Jessie Bennett, Ray Dick, Don Crosby, Sally Wright, Kent Foster, Bill Worrell, Harold Cox, Janice Stephenson, Pat Worsham. This year's Ecology Club was kept busy raising money through bake sales, dues of 50m a month, and the sale of litter prevention bumper stickers. With these profits they were able to go to such places as Squaw Creek to observe the Wild Life Refuge, the Natural History Museum at KU, a float trip down the Big Piney , and a look at Tumbling Creek Cave to study a closed ecology system. Paddling the canoes gave some previously unused muscles 8 Veal WOFKOUI. Spons- vice. Mindy ' I ,FM , w f' , 7 ,. , j ik 'KH ef 1 ,fx F9 f N f , s Q, 2 A ' 'Qi' K 4? E if X ,bn 3 xt i Q 1 , 1- .1 1 wwf 5 Z 2 X ght, Kent orsham. raising h, and . With ces as e, the n the ave to Float Trip Highlight for Ecology Club From the looks of a wet Mr. Bobbitt, he must have rocked the boat ' Sponsors Mr. Slaughter and Mr. Bobbitt give some last minute ad- vice. Mindy Honey being staked out for the ants! Aa Homecoming parade entry promoting anti-pollution. ungmm,-.-mm Scott Warner types out film mailing labels. Z Library Helpers Keep Book Circulation Ai Rapid Pace All library helpers are eligible to become members of the library club. The members help take care of the library, check out books, help students find books, and make displays for the showcases outside of the library. The members had a bake sale and made money to purchase a special gift for the library. The president for the first semester of the Library Club was Brad Bohannon, and for the second semester, Denise Wright. Mrs. Adams sponsored the club. WKhmm..WM X. iw A WW Kathy Evinger checks books back into the library. f Wwfwwmqw Pat Wisniewski files a card after checking a book out to a student. are Well, halls their dano teacr the h of so if S W S S Flow Stoc Scot ion acome p take its find iutside e and ibrary. y Club 1ester, lb. Who Are the Happy Wanderers? The Office Help! Have you ever wondered why certain students are able to wander around the halls during class? Well, they're not just ordinary students wandering the halls, they are Mrs. Guffey's office helpers fulfilling their daily duties. Their duties include collecting atten- dance cards, delivering messages to students and teachers, filing and duplicating, directing students to the health room, aiding students in signing in and out of school and delivering absentee lists. ,,W,ff . WWW f Temporarily drafted as office help after the seniors last day are Brenda Jenkins and Mrs. Alley. -i igz Flow 1, Left to right: Rick Fliddle, Craig Bryant. Flovv 2: Janet Smith, Diang PaulbMartha Stockard, Susan lVlcCann, Glenda lvlcCafferty, lVl3fC'3 MaCDOna'd' ROW 3' Usan arson' Scott Norwood, Jack Robinson. Not pictured: Pat Green. MMM .. . ..,.-..,....----,g--- -M-- -A----- -A- ga , -,,,,,,,,,..,- ,...Y,, 1, -- f---- J 4 . Q -if D M Left to right: Mr. Van Blarcum, Jim Linnenbrink, John Moore, Dan Miller. Front Row: Mike Smith, Steve Davis, Jim Kerns. Awards won by NFL members this year. Amateur Radio Club Several boys at LSHS who have a common in- terest in radios and their operation formed the Amateur Radio Club this year. President of the club is John Moore, and Vice-President is Jim Linnenbrink. This year, members of the club went to the Federal Building in Kansas City and received their third-class radio-telephone operators license. They also installed an antennae on top of the school for their use in listening and learning about radios. The members learned Morse Code and used it in their meetings to communicate over short-wave and ham radios. The main purpose of this club is to give these boys the ability to operate radios and to give them the pleasure of having a hobby that is very en- joyable and interesting. National Forensic League This year's National Forensic League consisted of approximately 35 active members. Dave McDowell was their president, with Joan Bennett as secretary. Their sponsor was Mr. Flanagan. The NFL consists of all the students that participate in tournaments. These tournaments consist of debate, extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, dramatic interpretation, humorous interpretation, duet acting, prose and poetry and radio speaking. To become a member, the student must gain 25 points in tournament competi- tion. The higher one places, the more points they get. As the student gains points he becomes eligible for four different awards. These consist of seals in Merit, Honor, Excellence, and Distinction. Lee's Summit has had an NFL for 12 years, but it just became chartered two years ago. This speech society participated in tournaments every weekend, with about 50 schools in the state. This year, L.S. plac- ed second in conference, and third out of 125 schools at Marshall. They also placed second in Monett out of 50 schools. The NFL placed well in most tournaments in which they participated. boys ' ht nig cus C CU. A QJMX s we Z :N 3 A Q 1 fgxi sg swf :PQ ss it - r use l ik- jc l M.. .. sm. .. A N it X il X 'l it ' 4 92 E Left v Perkins S ta f , Z .1 Anotr Debate students enjoy lively discussions in Mr. Flanagan's class. direci ub Jn in- :l the :lub is Drink. o the their They ol for d it in e and J give i give 'y en- SIC U9 sisted lowell etary. ists of l'hese weous lation, T and ar, the npeti- fy get. ile for Merit, but it ieech kend, plac- hools out of nents Fellowship of Christian Athletes The FCA, otherwise known as Fellowship of Christian Athletes, consists of approximately twenty boys from L.S.H.S. who are interested or participating in sports. These sportsmen meet every Wednesday night for fellowship meeting which include dis- cussions on the Bible, positive thinking, and dis- cussions including invited speakers. They also see 'Visual' films of various sports and discuss the plans and layouts of the game. The FCA also has a camp held at Estes Park Colorado, from which boys across the United States can attend. This year three boys attended from L.S.H.S., including, Randy Bryant, Glenn Perkins, and Rick Penniston, Left to right: Mike Good, Scott Graham, Rick Penniston, Glenn Perkins, Randy Bryant, Rick Thornton, Greg Smith, Doug Hertzog, David Turney, Kent Shipley. Stage Band Another excellent musical group at LSHS is the stage band, reading seminars,and improved in musical ability after many hours directed by Mr. Richard Miller. This group entertained students at of Tuesday night practices. 73 Drum Major And Majorettes Concert J Left to right: Carolyn Wilt, Sherry Barnes, John Britt, Jody Huitt, Debbie Plummer. FlOW1 CBe Burbe Row 1, left to right: L. Johnson, G. Case, E. Little, P. Smart, C. Wilt, E. House, J. Stanton, Ft. Maring, J. Perdue, D. Spencer, G. Larson, P. Stevens, M. Stockard. Row 2: D. Cooper, J. Britt, C. McQuitty, C. Carter, D. Todd, H. Meeks, M. Greer, C. Kitley, P. Davis, P. Haley, C. Rider, C. Flanders, K. Miller, L. Oberweather, C. Jones, M. Stockman, J. Morey, B. Mowatt, S. Ritter, P. Hall, P. Worsham. Row 3: B. Long, S. Smith, S. Barnes, N. Finnell, T. Cotter, W. Fulks, J. Galloway, G. Perkins, C. Mallett, J. Huitt, Fl. Hartley, C. Barber, N Carriker, D. Little, Fl. Wendel, L. Fteiman, B. Case, S. Langsford, S Lucas, N. Campbell, H. Meeks, H. Dickey, B. Greene, D. Carriker. Row 4: J. Bowen, C. Davis, Ft. Gardner, T. Norwood, C. Sadler, E Long, M. Angel, R. Thornton, K. Fritchie, D. Gardner, G. Holmes, Fl Dick, D. Stockard, K. Barker, W. Comer, S. Stipek, J. Waters, K Morris, T. Stidham, P. Jones, B. Bowlin, T. Weight, G. Ramsey, L Case, B. Dodds, J. Moore, L. Field, D. Mallicoat, Ft. Wiggins. Flow 5 A. Housley, B. Whaley, P. Cook, T. Backhus, D. Fuller, Ft. Dennison Not Pictured: Fl. Adams, T. Belser, C. Borum, D. Borum, G. Carnes, D. Conrad, R. Craven, G. Cross, R. Jankins, D. Phillips, J. Sims, D. Turney. Flute Wore Varsity Band PS Row 1, left to right: M. Rice, S. Langsford, G. Smithson, V. Bowman, Volkmer, B. Brosam, B. Cambron, G. Moore, D. Keyton, G. Ramsey, C. Bennett, D. Plummer, S. Freeman, D. Henderson. Row 2: S. J. Feller, D. Benshoof, S. Harris, S. Little. Row 3: J. Swaidner, B. n d Burbee, G. Cross, D. Sperber, G. Cary, R. Hartley, C. Tenebruso, B. Laue. Row 5 nnison Carnes, ims, D. Flute Quartet, Left to right: Pat Smart, Rayfla Mafingt Pat Worsham, Beth Mowatt. Soloists, Left to right: David Gardner, Ken Morris, Janice Perdue, Pat Smart, Kim Miller, Pat Worsham, Flayna Maring, Carolyn Wilt, Linda Case, Beth Mowatt, Bob Greene, Terri Backhus. ' a y ' 'Q f' . f , ' aww: 'L 'l mi' ' RIHQS Throughout wh 'S Land MF? l'l0I I Wafi al'1IC9 Cf U Row 1, Ieff to right: P. Westerfield, C. Wilt, J. Perdue, G. Hinman. Wood, K. Summers, K. Durneli. Not pictured: D. Gardner. Accom- Bow 2: D. Cooper, L. Smith, C. Mallett, M. Stockard, J. Hoffman, P. panist: Rayna Maring. Baysik. Row 3: B. Dodds, B. Turner, B. Ball, Fi. Snow, D. Best, G. Row 1 Gi, Row 1 P. Thr K. W 9I'S ACCOFT1- Sophomore Pop Singers Forrest. Not Pictured: L. Field, P. Walz. Accompanist: Cynthia Row 1, left to right: J. Mullane, P. Clark, K. Miller, R. Gardner, E. Slaughter, L. Berry, C. Long, V. Bowman. Flow 2: R. Gregory, J. Bennett. Bacon, M. Hoover, D. Quesenberry, R. lvlcFee, M. Bice, K. Morris, J. Girls Ensemble Row-I left to L. Fieiman, J. Atchison, D. Henderson, L. Boyd, McKnought. Bow 3: D. Jenkins, K. Simpson, D. uwm, .. P. Thompson, S. Langsford, G. Larson. Flow 2: E. Little, D. Kassel, Oberweather, J. Combs, C. Barber, S. Langsford, S. Boyd, D ' f ' ' ht Fi. Hodges, C. Beinert, W. Fulks. Accompanist: Carolyn Wilt. K. Walker, R. Oliver, J. Bressman, N. Finnell, D. Wrig , Mixed Chorus Row 1, left to right: P. Whalen, J. Lorenz, J. Crossley, V. Bennett, B. Meier, S. Godsey, R. Warner, D. Hurlock, L. Guthrie. Row 2: C. Wilson, C. Godsey, P. Prewitt, S. Bowman, M. Harkness, J. Mock, M. Ramsey, S. Aldrich, D. West, K. Johnson, W. West. Row 3: T. Meier, L. Finley, W. Anderson, Fl. Baker, M. Ensworth, P. Braswell, T. Taylor, G. O'Banion, Fl. Riddle, T. Williamson, G. Rhodes, K. Rush, D. Wilson, J. Payne. Accompanist: Janet Smith. Concert Choir l Row 1, left to right: J. Nease, L. Darabos, C. Wilt, J. Perdue, P Westerfield, Ft. Snow, B. Holmes, D. Mallicoat, D. Best, G. Wood, Fl Lingerfelt, J. Stanton, A. Wiseman, L. Fteiman, L. Boyd, G. Larson Bow 2: C. Barber, J. Williams, J. Atchison, J. Combs, P. Williams, K Neal, B. Ball, D. Trull, G. Holmes, D. Gardner, S. Smith, R. Wiggins, M. Kelly, S. Langsford, N. Finnell, S. Boyd, M. Young, E. House, A. Smith. Row 3: M. Van Waters, L. Smith, E. Little, Ft. Maring, D. Todd D. Cooper, B. Turner, Ft. Bryant, B. Dodds, W. Goddard, K. Durnell, L. Chamberlin, S. Norwood, K. Summers, P. Thompson, R McKnought, W. Fulks, G. Hinman, C. Mallett, R. Cameron. Row 4: C McQuitty, K. Simpson, C. Reinert, C. Rains, D. Holcomb, D. Jenkins K. Shipley, J. Andreasen, E. Goodrich, S. Arney, J. Hale, B. Whaley D. Fuller, T. Hare, P. Raysik, V. Best, M. Stockard, J. Smith, B Hertqog, S. Gvwnn, B. Krone, J. Hoffman. Not Pictured: K. Hill, K. Fender, A. Housley, B. Long, S. Ftudloff, D. Sievert. Row 1, lei Davis, K. Smith, S Bice, K. l-I Gir Row 1, l night, D Black, C Rhodes. ander, F J. Shool C. Grey C. Muri Onwiler US Boys Glee Club l l raswell, ldes, K. oir Lson, Fl ow 4: C Jenkins Whaley mith, B l. Hill, K Flow 1, left to right: Ft. Vassar, L. Jackson, J. Forrest, J. Bacon, C. Davis, K. Morris, M. Hoover, K. Barr, D. Webb, G. Carnes. Row 2: B. Smith, S. Curtright, D. Little, D. Bitner, Fl. Gregory, T. Bonds, M. Rice, K. Holman, L. Kelley, K. Heimsoth, B. Bly, S. Burbee. Flow 3: P. Girls Glee Club Walz, l. Bell, J. Linnenbrink, K. Barker, D. Stockard, G. Smith, L Field, D. Buehler, D. Quesenberry, J. Collier, Fl. McFee, Fi. Smead Not Pictured: M. Goods, K. Summers. Accompanist: Anita Smith Flow 1, left to right: C. Boeding, B. Mahoney, J. Mullane, T. Good- ni h D. Carl le D. Henderson, L. Butler, A. Harris, R. Oliver, D g ts y 1 ' Black, C. Corn, Fi. Floyd, M. Trigg, B. Hamilton, B. Wheeler, E. Rhodes, G. Smithson, B. Dietrick, D. Herriman. Row 2: D. Alex- ander, P. Hall, B. Harshner, F. Shortino, C. Mahan, J. Stephenson J. Shook, L. Lane, S. Aldrich, M. Kurtz, S. Jones, D. Swain, P. Clark C. Grey, S. Ritter, D. Wright, J. Slagle, K. Miller, D. Baldwin. Row 3 C. Murry, D. Dermond, C. Hamilton, C. Carter, A. Stidham, M Onwiler, M. Loveland, P. Merrick, D. Hockett, P. Snow, T. Springer, ,,,. ,....,,,, ..-...,.,,.,--..i,.... -----. -v .L.-., U.. K. Bowlin, M. Jennings, R. Gardner, D. Antle, L. Crystol, D. Robin- son, K. McKitterick, J. Bressman, L. Selner, M. Burkhart, V. Bow- man L. Ross C Lon . Flow 4' S. Copeland, P Weast D. Kassel, L , , . g . . , Oberweather, K. Walker, P. Young, B. Gwin, E. Slaughter, S. Max- well, J. White, W. DeSpain, D. Carpenter, B. Adee, D. Hodges, L Bradt, C. Overcast, J. Mahan, T. Bryant, J. Van Der Ent, S Langsford, L. Berry, C. Flanders, M. Heffner, M. Housley, P. Robert- son, C. Bennett, J. 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LI I I I A RQ I XM? . .33 ,MII ..I, uf ,fs Xa. IE .Xi Q I SIT I I ... IX. II ls Beauty. . it X. 215 :5 W eQ'DH 2 . f 5. , 2 S 'C l Aizz zv. 5 . ,. .. tt WNMN Selection of concert pieces requires close attention from Mr. Ftiffie and Mr. Miller. NB Art Department: y Mr. Wayne Hughes: Chairman, Drawing, Painting, Design, Art l, Ceramics. Mrs. Becky Scott: Art I, Ceramics. thy Music Department: Mr. Vance Fliffie: Chairman, Mixed Chorus, Music Appreciation, Boy's and Girl's Glee Club, Choir. Mr. Richard Miller: Concert Band, Varsity Band, Music Theory and Harmony. 4 6 we For Mr. Hughes - always busy! -r mmm.. U gf-.... 5 f f as X Mrs. Scott in moments of concentration and relaxation. Wedging clay is an important part of ceramics class. X hwmwwwgkwwwmsww S me Q Q sg SWS M i A brief r Mrs. We V WW W Mywf V! Zh' 7 ?.Mk.! Q75 ,J f nyc n 5 ?Zd? f, 7, 4? , ,, , , , Z6?Z? 'xgyg Elm ff 2,4 YS ,gyda NN js ta 222 X . X. K 4 gb 2 A af M Zane linens ' Foreign Language, Speech, Debate, Drama 6 A brief moment in the life of a busy man. Mrs. Weaver the smiling lady. Foreign Language Department: Mrs. Frances Shirck: Chairman, Spanish Ill. Mrs. Rosalie Northway: French l,Il, and Ill. Mrs. Karen Weaver: Spanish ll,lll, and IV. Speech and Drama Department: Mrs. Brenda Warren: Story of Drama, Drama I and Ill, Speech. Mr. George Flanagan: Speech, Debate. ! sw. 'H u ,WS X , ss, x X, sg S, f K 1 lw,,,S,: 4 I N NW f Y' ...fwfuqfa I N. f f v Mrs. Northway prepares for the coming day. Spanish Students Seek out Mrs Shirck. f4 fy fW M Qu, f fi AX! 1 f ' x ff Z W Mrs. Warren assists students in speech. Q24 Q X .L , X x f f Mrs. Mildred Mitchell: Department Chairman, Contemporary Literature, Nobel Prize dh Winners, Shakespeare. Mrs. Julia Fleese: Contemporary Literature, English Literature, World Literature. Mrs. Sandy Simpkins: Contemporary Literature, Composition I and II, Individualized Reading. Miss Kathy Vance: Contemporary Literature, Composition I and Il. Miss Peggy Williams: Short Stories, Composition I. Miss Nancy Friedman: Contemporary Literature, Composition I and Il, Individualized Reading. Mrs. Renee McSparren: Contemporary Literature, Masters of American Literature, Composition I. Miss Paula Murray: Contemporary Literature, Composition I, Journalism. Mr. Jack Cady: Composition I, Individualized Reading, Short Stories. Miss Vance prepares for class. Students find notetaking easier when Mrs. Reese lists major points on the board. iff? I i Miss Murray and Mrs. Mitchell discuss the day's plans. v I I I L I' 3 I 1 3 1 Left tc You'x J Q Q i! tr 1 ' Ziff xi -z 1. 'Pm 'Ark ' , fm! f ya, A- ir y if i :WZ 4 1 W i f ig Z Audio Visual Materials Aid ln Language Arts Instruction 5 M ? M Leftto right Miss Murray Mrs Slmpkms Mrs Reese Mr Cady Miss Vance Mrs McSparren Miss Wlllsams Mass Frredman You've got to be knddlng' if Z' V ' QW at f z' s . uf X We 5 ,, 1. M -1 X gfflif W 6?v ,ff l lic, 'iff VA 5 N W f fm! xg 179 Social Studies Classes Provide Insight Into the Past, Present, and Future Social Studies Department: Mr. Winston Conkling: Department Chair- man, Recent U.S. History, International Relations. Mrs. Vivian Pharr: Consumer Economics, Recent U.S. History. Mr. J.C. Davis: Modern European History. Mr. Manne Magady: Modern European History, Non-European History. Mr. Bill Brobst: Current Events. Mr. Wanda Kirlin: Consumer Economics, Contemporary Issues, Recent U.S. History, American Historical Biographies. Mr. Dick Warford: Classical Age, Latin American History, Modern American History. Mrs. Duana Linville: Geography, Current Events. Mr. Jerry Voss: Modern European History, Recent U.S. History, Recent World Biographies. Mrs. Novella Perrin: Sociology. Mrs. Virginia Ziegler: Recent U.S. History. 1 f Wliili g 2 W f , ,f Z , , , X f V Z f QA X 2 . f Z 9 hz Mr. Brobst clearing the halls. E gi x S W W3 .... Q Nuun . 'ff' it :ma 'Q Left to right: Mrs. Kirlin, Mr. Conkling, Mrs. Ziegler, Mr. Voss, Mr. Warford, Mrs. Pharr, Mrs. Perrin, Mr. Magady, Mrs, Lin- vllle, Mr. Davis. Not pictured - Mr. Brobst. Wwmmm - . I I 27 , I , lt 7 S' l . fa , .r Mrs. X Lectl can ' Mrs. Perrin caught between words. ,wlvtll If seeing is believing, this film should add depth to Mr. Warfords lectures. Averaging grades is a necessary job - and not a simple task. W3 Lecturing, often called a necessary evil, can turn into a lively class discussion. 8 7 You Can Always Count on the Math Department Math Department: Mr. William Clark: Department Chairman Advanced Algebra, Math Analysis, Geometry. Mr. Francis Titus: Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Technical Math. Mr. Robert Palmer: Geometry. N af t D ,A fy 4' We f .., T Mr. Titus - The Grand Old Gentleman. n .ff -9 i 2 X , N X X . X N AN! XX X 4 Q M I 7 , tg H The sum of the squares of the hypotenuse , said Mr. Palmer. Mr. Clark checks over an equation. 'N Qxfxfi ,K f 4- Q '- LN 9 ? , .f 1 f I WW f if M ' V 5 V , f, Z! ' W , yi 'A lf f Z1 if wif f tfgfgzfffgg 'gi 11? f if if ' A f ,ffgfgygf VI Q X V 1 W ' 1 La 1' 5 V, l f if ,,., 4 X gg , . i li ' fx ,ff ' 9 ,fl At the end of a long day, there still is business to complete. 7 ,. 5 it fi ' f my 2 K 5 2 f X f Z 4 Z X A gf f -riff f i' fi A gp , XQ 1 7 , 4 Z A Zf , i 5 Two Si The pa 5 a f X J 5 i x W X C 3 gffzmfi fayw .:' 1 i 'f fait. f 4 ff, '5324 a g Aff Z2'z f Z Two sides of Mr. Slaughter .... The pause that refreshes Mr. Honeywell. Q W fe X a. 7, e.,.:,s,7,,, , W fi 'Q How or Why? Ask the Teachers in The Science Department Mr. Bob Bobbitt: Department Chairman, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry. Mr. Ivan Slaughter: Biology, Advanced Biology, Physical Science. Mr. Eugene Honeywell: Physical Science, Physics, Advanced Physics, Geometry. Mrs. Linda Albert: Ecology, Biology, Chemistry. Mr. Bobbitt checks his morning mail at the office. Sitting pretty? . . that's Mrs. Albert. ,, .N f . A ,, in t y ,rg ttt N A ff . :.,. . X 1 we :-:aussie if :-, an-:I R X , . ...... . Left to rught Mrs Kern Mrs Rudolph Mrs Brewer Mrs Beeson Mrs Coleman Mrs Young Mlss Nelson not pictured Mrs Agers f Mr Hunter crltlques student's work as Mr Wilson s students keep the peace 4445 , ' 3 W we S W tu it vm at ,W if '...N-an-mn..,,,,,, lson, not Mrs. Coleman dictating shorthand. Vi That sure is a clean desk, M These Teachers Really Get Down to Business! Business Education Department: Mr. Leon Flook: Department Chairman, Supervised Office Experience, Vocational Bookkeeping I and ll. Mrs. Thelma Young: Beginning Typing, Vocational Typing. Mrs. Fluth Beeson: Vocational Clerical Practice I and ll. Mr. Tom Wilson: Merchandising, Distributive Education. Mr. Jim Hunter: Merchandising, School Store. Mrs. Kathyrn Sue Coleman: Shorthand, Vocational Secretarial Practice. Mrs. Jamie Brewer: Vocational Bookkeep- ing, Beginning Typing, Shorthand. Mrs. Karen Agers: Vocational Clerical Practice I, Vocational Bookkeeping l. Mrs. Jo Rudolph: Basic Business, Notehand, Personal Bookkeeping, Beginning Typing. Mrs. Leslie Kerns: Basic Business. . lfilg 4 2' f Z1 , 4 X 4 fi? ,Zz i' H5 XL ,Wi ' , 'QUE N , WNWW All r. Rook, but what about the area out of the picture'?l 14 ,,,, - A high level conference with Mr. Rook, Mrs Young, and Mrs. Agers. Home Economics Home Economics Department: Mrs. Pat Briggs: Department Chairman, Home Nursing, World Foods, Family Meals, Wardrobe Clothing. Mrs. June Havner: Family Relations, Wardrobe Clothing, Child Development. Mrs. Sharilyn Bowman: Creative Clothing, Housing and lnterior Design, Food Analysis, Family Meals. Library Study: Mr. Wayne Parker Librarian: L 'b Mrs. Geneva Adams. I ww Mrs. Briggs bids goodbye to future culinary artists. Q S ni' . . he said not a word and went straight to his work, is the same advice Mr. Parker gives to his study hail students. an ff, ff 1 zo of f 9 5. A 21 f if 'X 6 Q W , f ff? X X w wi ? . f wi 2 -2 3 Z Z f 5 2 Left to right: Mrs. Havner, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Briggs. .A sea of paperwork keeps Mrs. Adams busy. Mrs. Hibbard - keeper of the keys. is V6 Proper r l This is ' H ASX X? Q if . 'Mir X . .......,,,. . There Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Department: Mr. Thurman Stone: Department Chairman, Metals, Wood Shop, Wood Technology. Mr. Harold Parker: Vocational Drafting, T Architectural Drawing, Drafting. W Mr. Merle Williams: Metals. Mr. James Van Blarcum: Electricity, Elec- ' tronics. W 'tfr rr fl Mr. Dennis Early: Vocational Power Mech. Mr. Ken Widel: Wood Shop, Drafting. f vf 4:5 , ,4: .s-WAS ' ' I!! , I Q, ' . Q' ' Proper measurement is a must in wood shop. This is where the sparks really fly! Left to right: Mr. Van Blarcum, Mr. Parker, Mr. Early, Mr. Stone, Mr. Widel, Mr Williams. ww, ... There really is a fine line between success and failure in drafting. . . .Where the Physical Education Department: Mr. Gary Sage: Department Chairman, Junior and Senior Boys Physical Education. Miss Diane Black: Junior and Senior Girl's Physical Education. Mrs. Claudia Hunter: Sophomore Girl's Physical Education. Mr. Tom Hewitt: Health, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Boy's Physical Education. Mr. Ron Stevens: Sophomore Boy's Physical Education. Mrs. Alta Sage: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior GirI's Physical Education. Phys. Ed. Department Action ls! Future tennis pro, Mrs. Sage. The big two make plans for future sports ac- X Hmm ' ,t Coach Sage discusses sports plans with Mr. Parker. X. What is it you see, Miss Black? l COBCH Hewitt in 3 SefiOLIS mOI'T16flf. Coach Stevens schemes for future play. 1 RBCFUHI' Z 2 4 2 f Z 5 7 Z 7 , f f X I . Couns it , I 1 p J A leisurely discussion enjoyed by Mr. Beam and student. For Students Who Seek Additional Help... Counselors: Mr. Lyle Jones Mr. Cliff McCormick Mrs. Lois Walden Vocational Coordinators: Mr. Bill Beam Mrs. Joan Cordle i l www , ..., , r , Z Q Y W Z T S' if Z , Z ,, fffl XXI4 J I b 2 f,, Y ji J 7 if i ,, , 5 ,f 4 Play- -2 W f f . fa- ,f,f,, Q ,W ,, f 3 iff I. ? ? Q F 71 2326, X 2 V Z , ' W s gf ,f ' fi if Z3 Z 4 Recruitment by the Armed Forces is supervised by Mr. McCormick. Mrs. Cordle's job requires many talents M' A Counselors Jones and Walden keep student records updated. ,,.JU 49 if i I 1 l I i Il i i l i . 3 .ii is i , l ii l, Li L li Vi I i . i lil ill il, ,,2 ji Ui i il Q xi , X4 i W 1 l I l l Custodians! Cafeteria Sta ff As students pass through LSHS halls, very few ever wonder how the school functions so well or looks so good. Behind every scrubbed floor shined window or opened locker can be found evidence that a member of the custodial staff has been on the scene. At noon lunch shifts four large swarms of students con verge on the cafeteria to consume one of the hot plate lunches, or a conglomeration of delicious dis- hes of their own choice that make one wonder if indeed kids , in the literal sense, don't pass through the cashier's line. Regardless of the rapid pace that exists in the execution of their tasks, all per- sonnel take time to smile and joke with students. The teacher's right hand man . . . Mr. Damon! E ..,.,4qnnn1lll was TN? , , ., Teache N Left to right: Bonnie Alexander, head of cafeteria, Donna Stone, secretary, and Lillian Ewing, dietician for the Fi-7 District. fsa yi t wld Q X., gi4,,., 'mt 5 stfeii - Q ' 1 S ,gx -:, xv. Q vt N .V roi--m . . WM? tt.. ,SSM . Z1 f d ffawfmmw N' wwf 1 ,ey M , A901 W 2 , f fff,,,'f25Zf ' 'ZZ f W 7 5 ww awww L, W A f 1 df X , N. f 4, X74 , fy f AKWM' 7 , I IM! 1 W f N 4. , W rf W ,,,, f W W ., 'X Z f 2 , fl 9 ,' ff-W A if 7 Z X 7 2 Z Z Z Z f if , WQ f XZ: A fm , , . Z4 f 7 ? Z ? 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Q .W -, ' 4? exe-es., E ifiwffiitfs Brenda T 6 A W -W W,,Mf.wfvn9 ...W A ll i I Debbie Avise Terri Backhus Russell Bailey nick Baker Seniors Citizens of Tomorrow This year, like many other years, L.S.H.S. is graduating 390 seniors into the world. Graduation is a time when everyone begins to think of college, jobs, and the future, and have to prepare to face problems they never thought existed. But no matter how hard or easy their lives turn out, there is always the memory of the last years at high school. The 1972-1973 season has been a stepping stone to maturity and has changed many people for the better. The Seniors of '73 and those who follow owe a great deal to the excellent teachers and ad- ministrators of Lee's Summit. 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Y- ,.Ms--W--f-f-- -- -'-- A' '-- ' ' ' ' ' Linda Stone Susan Storey Seniors Participate in Band V., Susan Sturgis Kim Summers ' I 8WZQ,,,QffZ 1 kwgy i f f JMB? f Juanita Tapscott Cliff Tenebruso Bob Greene active in band Patty Thompson Debra Todd ,idly yr Steve Toms Judy Towne Senior 0 Y.. .,, W Y , 1 , A,-A, ,',,,,,4 ,.,..-,.,...-.., ,,-. .- Y- V- ,. ----Q---, W -2, -f Mary Valenti Julie VanDerEnt Leisurely Moments For Seniors X Y :vas 2,7 X .wf-Wuuqqy fff 4,6 . W, ' 1 lv X J Mims VanZandt Terry Vasko Flick Vassar Cathie Viets Julie Volkmer LaReese Wallace Janie Kauffman anxious to go home. V 1 fm ffm Wm , Q 'Wi 7? W, Tom Wanel' Pam Weast David Webb Eileen Weddle Gary West Bart Whaley Les Davis seems attentive in drafting. 'QW N WNW 'NN 'W Nwnmmmxww 'A V., .yi ' 1 f'0iXimg4.,v. N , K J: Brenda Wheeler ,,....,.f-wa---'-G-1.-- A.,... .... ..- .., - 4.1.......-----ff- ---- - - -'- 127 VU' B S 2 5 K 5 1 , L ,V 1: I, 15 ,pw li .19 1 w rr M , n x i ix f, W I I W V P W 4 I w l. za :fx v ! 'A H 'i I i f i I I , . . E J 2 W 31 ,.,., ,. . ,. f Y ,,... 4. Y--..,,,' ,,.. Y. W., ,,,-,. .,,., . .-K.,,,..,.......,..,,.......,.,...-...--.........--,. -, ,,. V-- , , . V - - 0 3 Del lf1iS S69mS content on the fl3Qp0l6. X Z 2 u, ff-:W Rick Boedecker Les Davis Allen Evinger 2 i Aff wff- n. Tom Grotjan Ron Hankins Lisa King Jim Moore I WWA, l 2,1 Z W ..,, Z 'Z hu. 's I -Of Nl f,!f,i,,A yf' We k ik 6 if JOM Payne Melody Rainey Carol Rathbone Rick Riddle A Long Day's End , f f. 5 ff iffafyifyeew .Q MafCl8 SSSFDS anxious to get l'1OFT16. -...-. .. . Jeff Storey Tom Taylor mchard Todd Ronnie Yeates Not Pictured: L. Anderson, B. Antle, B. Boney, J. Boyd, C. Brandt P. Braswell, D. Brown, D. Burns, J. Clingenpeel, D. Conrad, K Davidson, K. Dey, M. Fields, D. Fouts, K. Gattenby, B. Grogger, L l-lackenjos, T. Hagerty, M. Harms, P. Hegerty, B. Gill, Fl. Irvin, D Jones, T. King, K. LeGant, K. Luber, L. Owen, S. Pollaro, B Binker, F. Slaughter, Fl. Snyder, J. Taylor, L. Tye, L. Weaver, S Williams, Fl. Williamson, B. Woods, D. Yeager. . , - .1. ,+.4.,,........-, -.H--Y - igdwff-'Qs George Abbott 'x 793m sw My Danny Abell Peter Abeln Sandra Abney Terry Adams Brenda Adee Marilyn Airrington Ben Allen 2 3 f l ,aw -WNV Junior class officers, Left to Flight: Flobi Cameron, secretary, Colleen Atwood, vice- president, Karen Thomas, president, Peggy Williams, treasurer. Rita Allen Kathy Alley Guy Anders Diane Anderson Jim Andreasen txt X X 1 A, X :AQ X xx Qt s X s X Q 1 .... Z W S ,Mt if iii 5 od, vice- Mike Angus Juniors Experience Many Facets of Life This year for the Junior class has been full of exciting happenings and adventure. The biggest event was Prom, with the theme Pieces of April. Everyone in the Junior class pitched in to make Prom a big success. The Tiger Spirit came out with a loud roar at Homecoming, too, taking first in the float competition and donating the most to the Spirit Jug. The Juniors athletic achievements were very good this year in football, basketball, track and wrestling. All in all the 72-73 activities kept everyone on the move. Paul Arel Steve Arney Darrell Arends Colleen Atwood Eric Bachman Randy Bagnell Carol Bailey BH' 58 4 we f rf N C ' '7 f- 0 V457 ,ff ,W ,, 5, . mf xv, uv? iff? my gf iv 5 MV' ' r A . . rtha Barton Vicki Barnard John BarrY Ma , v l Q 5 Z 4 Z , Z z Z I There s Room for Amusement In the Classroom Kevin Beebe 4 jp! f mn-WW Q.. Ivan Bell M? Tom Belser 'X N--wwaexqn Alan Bennett Jessie Bennett Vickie Bennett Dana Best Diane Biven Linda Bolas Don Borum Rick Boughan Bob Bowlin Carolyn Bowlin f 7 fi f, 7 .fs 5 xi x X N , Q Y X s w e A , . BN fi I N M, ix ,, I 5 E ' f 5 ,E if xr X A X iffiihff ' 1' if mw- , I I 6 33,5 , Q fwff ' T1 John Bowlin Cathy Boyd Greg Braden Gary Braswell Judy Brose RON Brown Debbie Bryant Randy Bryant 'H W' 'f 4 f' 2 1 , gg I. N Mi ,,,, , , ji , W' 4 M VW, MQW if I' i 1 in ff'A f 52 V 4 A ' 6 2 '51 a' 53' fffjf f A in , ,ff X if , ,,, f ,A 4, ,',, f f ,, 4, :Zi fi ,,-A Bm Burch Dicky BUNCH 1' '51-- iv' Linda Boyd Susan Boyd Sheila Breon 'd 'Jackie Brollier A Break from the ordinary . . . smile! 1-'M 7 Cathy Cable Pat Calhoun W,S Q Seniors Sandy Maxwell truckin on!!! David Cantwell Robi Cameron 6 x i f Nick Campbell ff Q I A A I , Q f f f f f, QS! X , f f 1 , W A f X 1 , J W X van M ,. fs , ff ,MQ LW M W Z' X M W 1-if fix ff' r 'X af W , v nf W1 f we Alf-CW' W Debbie Carriker Na no 'QPQQWW' Rita Carroll Robin Carswell ,N lll,. W , , xi'-lv : ' QSM, 3, 1 X ,, A is Conna Carter David Carter fy f ' ff if f ZW , 4 ff! WW Arn X Greg Cary 5 Armed Services assembly interests many. N Paul Casey :CK XXV: W 7 ,Q Z 5 ivy!- , 'e . sm Q , ,V Z f X f Brenda Cassidy Sheri Casto Leonard Chamberlin Stephanie Chamblin Wendy Christ Gary Christian Doris Clagett Jessica Cline Mike Coldiron Bobbe Combs Ju my lf' :E 'Vx QR X54 B-an 1-11-5- , we N lg fc . if li f Ffh Ha Combs Susan Cook Kendra Corn Cindy Cox Harold Cox P N --A A A,-,.,..,-,A--..a,,,-, A . - ,,..,,, ,, .., .,f1.-....-5.111 -'-r ,- o , a , wif 3 Y'v: t, Mike COX Ed Crafton Jerrilee Crockett Jeanne Crossley as 1 s i .NW .QNWM A Jennifer Cullen Kathy Daly LeAnne Darabos Theresa Davidson I L ..x ' ' ' f 1 f f 'i ' 4 ' f ' ,, , if X ,,,,., , ' fx X feats' Y V M , , -K - FE-N -,.. V L Z I J, 0 I f ,i xxf,,iyrk 07 S I, f U V, U A, .Lil K 7 frf, ' J l-'r , W Z. If 5Q! 1' A NGLM Q5 ,J ' fx ,1i?Zbf5 f A , X ' f it X Z mix? ' f -4 'fi' if 4 ' ' i i l Wfwsywspffz ZWWAJ My imwmfyihwf af l f . ,rr. .i ff C f Z -5 4 Q , W 1 ,,,, Z f ,, ff, 4 ,f f , ,W 1 f ,, X fp, ,, 4 I f, W 1 A, ,, rf, , , ,,,, yftwg X M tfyszar 5 Zggafy gif swagger fly' fr ,af 5 Q, f l.. y 1 4 7 lyfjf, W' Concentration. . . A N N H-V I ,. - v am 'V .. V .lf V - ex , 2 ,X A. . ' . , ag if Steve Davidson Q - , il Q y, , Z ,A ,QM flag' H, ri'h ff C nf' 7 ' ji ff f f X , Q f f W, If 4 I , the key to success. if-wa Jill Davis Peggy Davis Conversation is the basis for all. 'J X, X X X xs Q! Drive and Dependability ' in Make Strong Juniors y x if 1 hltYtQ 1 James Decker Ronnie DeLancey Wm 528. Joe Dellario Cindy Dempsey Rick Dennison Ray Dick f Rush to meet deadlines. was 5, ,. 'ff' qu-M04 pi-,ll Dickerson Vicki Diehl Mary Dunnington Kevin Durnell , 7.x NWS 5 Larry Eades Cindy Eaga n Mike Edwards Janet Elkins W Juniors Set Goals High , I 27 ff f 5 1 f Q 0 Z X W f 4 Ed Goodrich XXX x i y N J Z Ben Gover Rob Graham -n-ff-'- Scott Graham Janet Greene f V f, 44154 mlm N Ann Guthrie Lynn Guthrie Susan Gwynn John Hake Jim Ha'9 Michele Greer Glenda Griffin Teresa Griffin R ,,,. . l' 3 fe, Q X, A X x S X X Nm ll.s- 'W--gf Xx.,, xp Patty Haley at Q ,NX S SQ t 7 5- fx l x Danny Hamilton 5 Roger Harmon XX I Q Wikfff' Reba Harper fwfzx NX Wx N x X xx: X my tk X' X S QP ' S 5 X ,X 7? . N 5 f. NN V xx 4 7 Q Q' 5 Z i x X ' 0 V X t X 1 SSM Patti Hall Steve Hammer XYAA z V VA X ' . if' y 'X Bill Harper Ronald Harris I ima 'X Brenda Harshner Ron Hartley pf nf Richard Hallum Paul Hames Bryan Ham mond Kathy Hancock ll Tom Mar ff?-H+ l Wt:-ef wk. ' shall anticipates the next play. Law I4 44 Library: Jeff Hawkins Brad Hawthorne x NSW' XXM Q X .W . .NSW . M 'fcyi-A ' f he N' X 1 Q ww f Q Christine Haycock Doug Heide Mafk HSUCGY Bud Henderson Vicki Henry Poliie Herrington information The library-the center of information. tw ' ,, sg. . ,f max HH ,WW if X2 .ff ' fi X' i .. 0 .X-I , NNW 5,,AM,- f Hx :bmw yamaha. Berta Hertzog Doug Hertzog za SS w Xia X. we .1 4. ,X , NN NS Af' Vfl W A 2 5 Z Z? sg. 2 f Z i A Z ft! Jimi 41 Te sseS4ms 4 X vis fly: es A Z- X W, ,W isa M X- l as RAN Paul Hetrick Jim and Vicki proceed to the library for various reasons. Craig Hibbard Teresa Higginbotham Terri Higgins Krista Hilton Donna Hinton 'f f , X V. ff: i. -f' J X , ca... 'E '-.f 1' f , o A15 i f i s E ,l,. , K 3 , 2 Nancy Holbrook Randy Holmes Debbie Hill Ed Hill Kelly Hill Kathy Hisey James Hobbs Don Hodge Glenn Hook Alan Housley Shirlee Howard l4 J QW qv-ov-,w we X fx WW f f f Z ff X X X ,f fx f 7 zz X Libby Hudson Mike Hunt Greg Hunziker Debbie Hurlock Mike Hutson Barry Jackson Brian Jackson Lunch Pro vides Time For Converslng ,,.. x.-, MW, i XM X QA ....- - - - ,. :X 4 Q L 5. V!Ckl Henry concentrates on other things at lunch. Larry Jackson .+4,..., Z' 4 Brenda Jenkins Keith Johnson 46 , V f,f, f,mg! , .I A get 4 P' f fl F, X GW, 1 , I , .. X I f4 f ..: ' -' , '- Y, J f t g y a V sf V 1 , f HJ 'S - -,fr 14 f ' ,ls-f ,fx ' , ip. ei ,. f ,A-Q K , mf -1- 1 ,f ' 2 ff: '- Virginia Johnson Keith Johnston Charles Jones Joe fi 1 1 I 1 W 1 I i s 1 w 1 L w I l E U ,,,,w.--.-w-,-. AMW-f-YA-------f-''- 7 V 4- ,K Y .V ,, 7 , 1 i K 48 Debbie Kreher Laura Lane r ,ce W '5 . ,,,,. L ' 'X 3 Z J f BM maimed... Nw Marsha Kurtz V7 Susie Langsford Www if 3 as . L ml :W saw XS QW , -- vs Q' X .QP af S is Jim Hale finds supplies in the store. ZEN, .. . xy L NN was g R v-.awp x Q-xv L, X r if - L - ,iz Xxx i L fi , A. ' -fisrafl ii E s X Q - ' '-'f .. 1 A MSE X L E E E Q, 1 f er, - gp Nan em . L IX ..f V 'SS5 Tresia l-GUNS Vickie Lawson David Lidberg Steve Lacy Q59 'SLT Gwen Larson Chris Land Brad Laue .WQWWW The unexpected. X A S Ng X so Drill Team Sparks En thuslasm QQQYX- 'W' MMO iII'EW WV' D 'T J 1 Z C+ , mf f V-ff,-1 ' f MW! 2 f , ,y Rex Lingerfelt Margie Linnenbrink Debbie Little Debbie Lloyd The crowd pleasers-drill team. Laura Logan Loren Lough . 'Q 7' V., ,W ft e Gag D Tom Loughmiller Debbie Love Pam LUDGV Sheffi '-UCaS Lame Maas , KW, X -- K .L , ,,,,,,tt? wif- X34 X f Vt ' X alt L D 4 :gn tai' fa iff'-if X ,- ,f it 'V 4 MOV? ' 'Q 'fr wk ,Joi 'Q-vt, X I - ' 1 fag 79, 014,11 :wif 'i'f J d M ee Candy Mahan Mark Mallder David Mallicoat Dwight Maring u y '39 - gYg.i-.,-,..-..-,..- --S - l- , I ,X X ,, X ,ff 42 1 'W a t f- I af M51 N ,I . ff' , im A l W , efifwr..--v' P 'T' I 7' WA - W 1,1- 'ZW ...a y . V - ' Y 5 Fiayna Maring Tom Marshall s NX. it J A Bob Martin Gladys Martin ,W .nam 5 'Nd Terri and John find time to chat before school. Brian Mathews Sandy Maxwell Linda McCall Kathy McCIanahan John McCoy Sherrie McDonald Laura Meadows , C x. 14 k X s ,gf V ,, S N Teddy Meier Eugene Mercer Ginger Meyer Jim Meyer Chris Milks QV' 1 f ax Z, Sf ,gi Q K Q. X xi X QSM X QQ S Xifa so 557 x Q xsg A 's is fx 4 ss, S-B Mike Milne Kyle Minor Craig Mooney Glenn Moore N N N X N V' X Xi XY KK M G 2 Glenn E. Moore if 'qy.N,,,..s- if David Moorhead Jon E. Morey Dudley Morton Vicki Moss Greg Motley Hall Lockers Can Be Places for Socializing Or Beth Movilati Tarra Murray Carla Murry Karen Neal vi Tina Neal bv Russ Needham C Girls Penetrate - Q.. . -,,.. i l Info Vocational Courses s i Sue Neer Jim Nesmith X. Scott Newberry Jeb Newman X - so . XX st st .x... ti i . 1 N'-s sf' . t Girls find drafting to be an interesting course. Clark Oglesby Spencer Oldham Patty Owen Mary Pancoast Kim Pape Sieve Parker Chris Patterson ixff E iq st Donna Paul Durk Peery Cindy Pemberton Rick Peniston Lyle Perdue 4 was ' X l ..,.t,...w-fy x wi ,,,, ,f,ZEf:,::,. Q X 2 I- fu l Sjzggfff ,gf v , le ' ' 5 k X 5 ,:,: 1 gpg? i. Sk a, 315- li so S 5 li 'Nr' X Glenn Perkins Dana Phillips Greg Pierce Penni Prewitt lVlaryAnn Pruente Wig? s-.v-ew '-:ww , Clayton Purinton Cathy Rains Debbie Ray Gary Reams Andy Redpath JoEllen Reed Nadine Reed Linda Reiman Cindy Reinert Gerald Rellergert Jennifer Rhodes Dede Richardson Sylvia Richardson Laughter penetrates the usual atmosphere of the classroom ff! 4 . XM, ,7,, Carole Rider Kent Rigntmire Susie Ritter Holly Roberts Joyce Roberts Rob Robertson Daniel Robinette Craig Rourick Susie Rowe X iff at W s. 'fx a ' 1: Y wi. ff i, ,,. I-'W ' X S s , PM 5 -. ,Q i f-X . -' INQ- Q 2 xX X , Y, -. -N 'v , , WX 5353 X , -XXX4 XX tis 1 wwf' Xt L x Q fi 5 an.,-5 i Kathy RUCKGV Vinson Rucker Shari Ryle Paula Sanders tw, M It Wade Sanders Becky Sanning X f .Q 74 S4 Merilee Saxton Rick SGW-'fl' f W ,yf f , . Q. 4 M ' J: wi, wi A 7. yf A ' fa 1, ,ff ' X if 'l ' ' ,N f , ? f?f,'W ee 5 e 1 P , 'f ,,..- , , W1 W 4 , .V .i Keith Scott Dan Seam' F--wsu... , ....,........--,,,..........-- Karen Neal presents Judy Dugan with Spirit Stick. Greg Schlobohm f f f,ff ,, ,WW I 1 , 4 ,f 1 Dennis Searcy Diana Schultz Pam Schuster f Randy Seehorn I-YW Seifief .. ..-,..... ... ..aa... ..1.,.,-......,.,,,.....- -.,. l tk i f W jg t lei jak Good Will conveyed through Easter devotional. Q 1 Quik-4 4. Chris Sella Sue Shannon WWW? Randy Sharp Marty Shaw 'A W- fff'a fa fx fqx six 0' fi Ralph Shields Kent Shipley Mary Shirck Felicia Shortino , ' ,,..: ,Q H' 3 'Wag 8 S f 4 iv 5, , X , , , 7 f X , Danny Silvey Jim Simler Jerry Shriver Norman Simmons John Sievers Debbie Sievert Lester Simpson Jackie Slagle 3 , 4 ., 3 ' 2 Z Grou VUNPUK Assemblies Convey A Message And Pat Smart Mike Smith Provide Entertainment ' Scott Smith Rick Snow Interested students attend armed services assembly. ' , k Q' af 1 K .,,4.f..., i 2 ..- . 5 ir' K V? S 4. he it ' If 1, . w.. M V ' Group participation is encouraging. Linda Stevenson Tim Stidham Garry Su ,.,. .... ..j... ,..,4,. .,,,..,-wah.,-.1 -e...- . .,..-- .h.... -- -, -.. ...,--,..---- - A I, , Kim Spencer Janice Stephenson Pam Stevens ft' v. '. .,.5 therland 'Q r I Breaks Provide Time for Social News X Karen and Kent find time between classes to talk of class news. John Thomas Karen Thomas Rhonda Thoreson Brent Tiller Dan Tinder Bob Turner il midst C 5 iw' x . V f ,,,.,, , 'f i 'L' Q' f X x risk 1' Muff ' f x , X my sd sy! , f t ffm- gg T ' .t 35 13 Y 5' t' , - , J- rf -f 1 me lr- is - -, , , ,f I if Joe Swaim David Swift Cole Talley Steve Thayer Nancy Theiss Jackie Thomas Flick Thornton Jennifer Thrutchley . T X Q ,V X X iii ,Q :- X Q XS 4 be uN...,,,: X5 Q 5 K Q X X 5 . ...,.. t X X fx 1 t A xX S X ' :gg S T ' xt Qi 0 ' Jerry Turner Lucy Turner 6 I, J 1, If W , W QA. i ! 2 I fy: - -Q sg: , 5 t ix , J' ig X x i 5 t fs Hi, . x Sf X 1 X X Y s 6 Q xg Mm Q! X - f ...,. W -- Y ' Z fsx I -iw' Y 'f'i2 'v-- est ' WW. f I lf '1 5 ff Cindy Vardiman Lanny Voight XS st s X -get f ii 3 if t 3 N Kg X .2 ,Q , ' , ff , 'Q f K i 5 gt f Hg Sz Nei' UHGVY Jeff Van Dyke Michelle Van Waters X at N Suzie Waight Larry Walter Jeanne Watson Keith Wehmeir Cheri West Danny West ' , , 'Isa ff Karen Westerfield Pam Westerfield Steve Walz Z X I V Scott Warner Jerron Waters Between classes-time for friends. W- ,,,,,,.,,,,..,--i,,....--- ...eu .,.,... ,...-.--4 -- M1-7-------------H 4 159 ' fi Z , it 5, 154 f , f 14 - 9 'Tl x cu :ii cn 3 cu 3 'QF m S. 5. cn we Joe Westmoreland Janice White wma Cindy Williams Jana Williams W Yi' 'X i f '4 5, on aaa Anticipating the action to follow. Peggy Williams Tami Williams I - W X X X if yt f WW ef B ff ff f if Q 3 1 ggi ff ii I ,-+L a s f E X Z sv! X f X ? f W .............-ws l l X X , S N X X Rt QQ 1 X X N Y, IX W xxx W fx - m.:::.:-.Q .... 5 hx l 1 X y X X xg l ,W 5M X X is QW Q X X f i NX X X X N K Xa X XX N smx tg f xx' 1 ks 5 N , X 1, X X X I X X it , i X My' , 6 7 N A t . sf Q , s 1 f but Qty Tag. Terri Williams Judy Williamson Rena Williamson Bob Wilson Terry Wilson Jack Winburn Angie Wiseman Pat Wisniewski Fleda Woods Bill Worrell 4 Sophc f Wifwsiqps Patty Worsham Denise Wright Marsha Wright Dan Yardley Rhonda Yeates Not Pictured: B. Bohannon R. Brecht J. Burk M. Estes S. Flanders W. Gassaway B. Hartnett K. Keeton S. Little C. Massey J. Shook B. Springer K: Taylor S. Wells. Amy Yeldell John Young Rick Zellmer XE is t Yi X xx Q X , F '-- f . , Q fs l X M l X X A s NQX X gi SZ , X 6 Q B 9 X N Q s 2 X W X. X MX . 7 1 l 5 1 1 1 6 ! 1 Y l 1 I ! 1 l E SX FX X X I I X! X I i I i l 1 l l l l I Below Not Pictured In Sophomore Section Sophomores and Juniors working together. Susan Bowman Jim FOVFGST X 4-. ie 'ff' ' S5 1 ,-, 5 , V Eric Bay Mark Simcoski David WYGU 4 up-Z ,..-.,4i: -f-. .. M ,sm-,, , , .,- . ,x.,.,,,..-., -V --- - Anthony Abato Debbie Abeln Debbie Abney Kanda Adams Dan Quesenberry in drama attire. Susie Aldrich Debbie Alexander lf , WM 'I Pat Allen Debbie Arel -Air .iifff a-E, 'M 0 in X f ' ,ag gg 6 Nv. .X f Rick Alley D .r f In Q' 31 Linda Arel 'IW NKWM-.X NX' Picturl Flucke Denise Anderson Deana Antle Steve Appleton FK Pam Ashburn Tom Atzmiller Mark Bachman N w X N ff A 4 fy . w if 'K m vi Jeff Bacon Karen Bailey Tony Barber Kris Barker Debbie Baldwin Ken Barr ,W ,, X V f Pictured left to right: Rhonda Floyd, tre8SuI'er, Rucker, secretary, Bev Dietrick, vice-president. MWWWWMW I ff ,, , W WMWWM , 1. ,. We fw,, . K i . M fy rmwms. ,WM W ff'-'W W yvww MZ V V76?,f?v if? 5'X 'WW ,A Mggjizwy f wwf f t Y ff '--- ,f ,M ,, A Z WW WkmWWMWy'i m M ,, ,Unf t M Beth Gwin, president, Peggy Sophomores Adjust To New System To the Sophomore class, the 1973 school year was a time of readjustment to new rules, activities, and concepts. The change from a superior position in ninth grade to a subor- dinate level in high school was a lesson in humility itself. As the year progressed, however, the advantages offered became more apparent as did the responsibilities that accompanied them. The sophomore year was a year of growthg a time to take a personal assessment and adjust before entering the final high school years. I f ,gf 4 Nancy Barrett Danny Barts Debbie Bauer Linda Beason Irene Behrens Cynthia Bennett Liz BerrY 4 , ,f ,,f- ,V ,A 4440.-.M , Diane BISCK Jerry Blankenship Chris Boeding Bill Bly Jill Bolser Ted Bonds LaVenna Borgman Jon Bowen Paul Hern smiles for his picture. www, , K Kathy Bowers Kay Bowlin Linda Conde leaves class after a rough session az if I ff Alive, Alert and Active' Vickie Bowman Brad Boyer 'H ' gem Mark Bradley Greg Brattin 5 . we xr ,Q N. : x W Irene, surprised by the photographer, Bill Braton BFUCG BFOSGITI rev session. S fa. lie. ax w' K' Ki Steve Brosseit Cheryl Brown Jerry Brown Rosa Browning W.. A ,,. H... -S K-V M 1 Mkwrshr Tammy Bryant Doug Buehler Joni Buesing Sherry Bunr A Au ,... f-- ....,-,. ,-.--,, - - 61 W- ' 32 stay l ff 4 2 WK nlfmas A ,G T Z .M ,- .M , 'I , ..., X ' 4 4 1 Steve Burbee Cecelia Burke X .Zh , 4 ,A 412 , -' Loretta Butler Rhonda Burns I f 40 f f fr I I .diy 11 f ' - 75 Z ' I i f 1 gif! ' 7 N' 0. Z ,J, Sophomores become active in new experiences - Steve Burks Michelle Burkhart Homecoming. Diantha Callahan 'wwf' - -1.1 WW Vicki Carlyle Bruce Cambron 1327 , 7 'V ff 51 1 ,,.,. , 'ff' 2 J iv' f , 1 of - 1 . 4 , fi ,ff xl.. -. 'xxx 2 , -., 56, X 5 E ' J ' gWf,44li.ia,t VL, ,Aj jiiifff lm N Greg Carnes TONY Campbell Ruth Canterbury Steve Capoot ,,.,t ,r Z ,f I :js W 113, f, f ,'s' , - ,jf Neil Carriker 44lV'lf vfn - 5 Russell Carroll Dennis Carter i M 5 42121 MM 1 ! , 0' s, ,:,, I YQ js? its ,f .... X P: ITT Benny Case Linda Case Belinda Cassidy Donna Caywood Danny Christian NK f Q rm ' 'E it '? vii. Class of 75 Energetic and Enthusiastic' Genette Cochran Steve Cohee , J sys! my ff fx' '+ , ,, 5 V me 'siio Sophomores - novices in the float competiliOf'1- iii it Biuqois gvy or6,JG3Q , ,..... - -,--- Y A4--V ------- ,,..f,,,,,, -. ..,- , ,..--Y ...- - 'lf-R' Into Each Day Comes A Ra y Cf Sunshine! ,,,.-44- 5 CBFOI Colburn Jim Cole Roger Cole 1 f Wes Comer Linda Conde Theresa Connors Jon Cook Students seem reluctant to be photographed. A Self-expression becomes an asset. Duane Coonrod Chris Cooper r Q xxx a N X X x XX X NX X K X l 5, Nl we SKSX N Ax X X i X Q M if Q ff'i X X a s w x V ...., XV l Q? xv. X E ildlyywa 'Kira-ff Cecilia Corn Pat Corn Dirk Corson Flon Craven Gale Cross Barclay Crum . 1, i 5 , , The day's work-out is over. Joan Crossley af Z ikf Z Y' 5 Laura CFYSW Stan Curtwright John Dampier X if 'hw ,bk f., Qffv mb,-. -.. ...,,,, f f, f, ,. I M , , I J 1 4 ' Af: .,,, f., J Lezlie Darrah Carl Davis Debbie Davis Rick Davis Monte Daney Michelle Dean f 1, W 632, Zh , 11X y W ww- , X, 40 f .T 45 ll A X N X by 4v X K IH '-'. Viflwa, 5 ni 2 Bill Dean Diana Dermond John DeSpain Keith Dey Kirk Diekmann Bev Dieffifih Sally Dinklemann Barbara Doutt Tom Driver Candy Dunn OUT-90509 STUUGUTS DVOQVGSS- Karen Dunn Sam England Hefbie ETTGV Jackie Ferguson 170 Linn Field Larry Finley Academics Remain Major Concern For Sophomores Pam Fischer Chris Flanders Denise Flippin Rhonda Floyd E QX 5 X Rhonda Flynn Richard Foote if .V . ,f f S' R 4 g we A? f ,Fx 2 X E. ,f-xg! 'yan g Rgbert Fgulkb Sherry Freeman Kevin Guthrie seeks assistance in drafting. Mark Ford Chester Galloway Kent Foster i? F l 'f , y V' wiv-s f F 2 ,. ,l r W f J if 1 K Y Rene Gardner , 4 M N, ..,.,.,,.,,.,,..-....... '-4 --' ' '-' 4 , , W' 77' Lorie Garner Steve Gentry 1, ' li f. ll 1 1 ijffjl ii kj ji, Jennifer Geritz Pat Gibson A J Rhonda seems content with her progress. Cindy Godsy Sherry Ggdsy fix avi Nuff' Teresa Goodnight John Graham Roger Gregory Cheri Grey Patti Guest Marsha Guittar Robin Guittar Bruce Gunnerson Beth Gwin Kevin Guthrie 3 1 . , V14 ff ff X X. ti, 'Win 2 7 ,.. ' f ? Z Z' ww X ,NL x Q 'i 5 ,z VS J'sk an , ff f if is' SZ ga, i ease !zxgQ5'i 'ifI':,n?f WE? 'CQ Bw Vi wiki, i 1 4 f i 'W fi- Nw --.w,N 'Guin Ron Hackenjos David Hale Kim Hale Danny Hallum Carol Hamiltgn 'fs MES SX 4 I , . ws V A fam wmv My R xx .X .y X ix Ka- 7 K Ns X ,X X WN 'lf X X 5 xx r is .teh .1 'Lf '- ,Jax -Q if Barbara Hamilf0r1 Th0maS Hancock Angie Hansen Steve Harlan Mark Harms Times May Change, but Daydreaming Retains Popularity 1 f i , Rick Harms Daydreams are hard to control. . ,...., - ,,, A, ,.. VJ.-.Y-v.. - 1 - A -,.,,.,..,..,,,....-'-- -mm.. --f - . V - 7' Mary Harkness Kathy Harrison f it , Sm' , r ix Russ Hartley Bruce Hartman .. Z2 ,, . N554 X 5 M N 0 ' X , Qf ts ff' . 4 , tt K? . ,Z p ff mi 3' , Wx , W .. X C .S ' 1- X 5190 ji? Y i f -f Q 1. tg , ,- K-Qww f ' Q 3 J X Q 2 1' Q ff . ' i gal M - is V., ,X ,ss X Q X H -,mt . Y. t .. .B .. . X t Brad Boyer goes up for a shot. Sandy Harvey Sondra Haynie X QW ,XQQ x X Y X XTX X y xy N' .V I s .W gr. N Z X fi N . is ' 5 , . ' at X Chris Head Dana Heerman Margie Heffner Kirby Heimsoth Bob HeartY Marie Henderson Russ Hendrickson Helen Henry Paul Hern DeAnna Heariman 4 WJ u A K4 M3 5 ww 1,5 f i j ann- W, , S Hard Work and Self Discipline a Cheryl Hibdon Don Higginbotham A A4142 X I Q . f Q Q lx f W ' 4 Z 2 , 1 f uf! , ? , sf f f r I ax:- ni S . - A eli- Q' 1,42 Mia A Qi fy I ' 7 ff N, 0 My , 'X ? f f Q H2 V 'Z W 1 I LZ 1 5 I QM ffl l ar , 1 Z 9' W ' Y lf 1 24 - Debbie Hockett Diana Hodges i- W Terry Holcomb J.V. line-up awaits the play. Tony Holloway Kevm Holman f 2 W, Sophomores make a big bounce. MUCH Hoover V hp! An AMA Y, ,,...-.:n,,,,...,,,. .W , ,Q--4 .., ,.-, ,4 ,,.:.. ,.,, .. ..-,,. .- ,,- - , . , ie -Pahy Hutson ' Audrey Irvin 175 UK wk. an Bill James John Jamison Joe Janes Darrell Jenks Handley Jenkins Mara Jennings Eric J0hf1S0f1 Ron Johnson Pam Johnston Mark Johnston Cheryl Jones Q55 Mike Jones Kenny Jones Paul Jones Bob Jones Shellia Jones Y ,Y W W, , ,, ,N ,ma ,,, .,., ,-,,, . .,,NA,,,a .. -..-.,,X..f-..-..-......,,Y.-.----'J--Y----A --Y '---- - V ' - Sophomore initiates perform the winning skit. Pep Club initiates Pri 'pf A7 2,122 if KS 'S tf f-x , YL? ., , . ':f ..A ' f ff ,, , if ,511 f , ,f as f W Z U .if fx ! , :JQQQJXA . ,,f an A ww, ,Vw Q,-. .X ? '4f sh ,935 Q is 'W' KM V idgfzff' f Ze W 4' , ' 1 Sondra Jones Rocky Journey f, 1, , Diana Kassel Duane Keeton 2 , fei V vv. W 2 A xl X at - ,e, tes Prove L. S. Loyalty Lance Kelley Cherie Kenneth Debbie Kenney Z 'ti' 'Lum-W Flussell Knight Linda Kfehef Curtis Keller Eric Kelley Z fi, G , f Mm why f P Lynn Kidwyler Tom Kinney f fx 2 W' 5 yy, f , A 2211- rl: K 'fx f 7 3? f, A ., fin' 5522 fi 'f i H ,Af 127: . what f.-J.. fi if 5 'giirffi' iffjgffgiftzii Steve Krohn Stephanie Kurtz Sally Langsford ----Xu. A--ev-A W , ,4...- . ..,..,. , ,, - ,. , -,.x....Y..,,. . . f A Locker Becomes That Home Away From Home sherry and Ruth discuss important issues. f L ,, of H! f A ,.,, ,r y . K f If ,fc ' f if Xi' 'lyy 1 ' Mike Lichter David Little Doug Longaker Janet Lorenz Brenda LePlant David Leahy Linda Lemon Sheila Lemon Mary LePage Pam Lewis f f J, 'WCW Cookie Long Mary Long Ronnie Lorenz Paula Luber 2. Q7 . 7' ff? ' Qv' nl H 4 , i I ff .X Y ' NV' f.,, Vx- X 4 3 ., 4, Z it 'Z ,,,, f E X 1 'nj af! I Jean Madden Jackie Mahan ' fy MW 77 ffffi if-7 ,: , ,, j, 3, , ' ' ff X , M5 Z , A 5 2 f fl f f fy ,, f I Q. I K 1 'gg 'NW' -7,1 f x . 141 ,Q v , 43 A f f , 7, 4 N! 457 Kim Markham K ' lj X Randy McFee Bill McGee 1 Emery McGuire Cindy McKenna if , Y ' 1 V Yo SX. Kenneth McKinley Kim McKitterick Becky Mahoney Mike Mancini 'fade-4-V Glenn MSYSG Lori McCall Danny McEIwain Students can't seem to find the right book. ,,,.,H.Y an M -,mr , -F My 3 ,,,.......,-.,.-. .Y.Y. .-We .. ...,, ..,,,.........: Y LJ 3' . J f. X Judy McMahan Belinda McPheeters '?71f,,4y' , Patti Merrick Billie Mertel The library is used for socializing. Kim Miller Joanne Minor Flon Minnick Jim Moeller Julie Mollman Vickie Moore Charles Morris em,-9' Ken Morris Mark Morris Suzanne Moss new W -... , ,gg E 64, 2 ffff W I ip! , I ff NHUCY MOWSI' Jeanne Mullane Education Requires Good Communication .. i , 4 ' ff , 2 ' 7 ' ff 5' Q 4 X f 'rl 5 ' 1 1 Q, 4. A ,fflw a . f:.Llf'V 1 fn , 'UQ 423 u ,, gn Brian Murphy ale NEST! ,wal Debbie Neal Tania Nesmith Sophomores gain interest in drama. 5.1g,,fff' ,,,,, Terry Norwood Linda Oberweather Cheryl Odneal Jane Olde Student-teacher relations Improve. Aqw ,, .4-vi 'We-'-an Mary Ann Onwiler Kathy Owen Linda Owens Mike Painter 'Tw New Hugh Parsons Roxann Patras Cindy Peerson Chris Pence Kathy Peery Paula Peterson Students converse on the way to lunch. Carol Piccinini Chuck Pickard 'V' Susan Pierce Debbie Plummer BM, N x N SN NN'- Joli Pollard Came potter Things Become Hectlc When 1300 Students Pour Into the Halls ' I , IWW' Lx ww. sf X N' Xi..,v,...,,,-'X we XNXX,. ' i 'vi Bob Powell Vickie Proctor Annu-v ' Dennis Purinton Dan Quesenberry Robert Quick Gael Ramsey Dana Ray Evelyn Ray Lunch becomes an enjoyable free period. ha... Greg Ramsey David Rapp '?V'Tl x Mike Reed Liz Rhodes e - -....-.2- ' - ..,- .., ,,. ...- .1 ,.......,.-.,-. Y.., .4.. .. .. ,....-.....................-A...., 2 4-qw ' , 7 yfify' , I f 1 ' E Z Roger Richter Frank Riley Mitch Rice Vicki Roberts f ae Q A 4 lt's been a hard day. Blane Robertson Pat Robertson Bgnnie Rogers Randy Romazon Laura Ross Linda Ross Mike Routh H-v-nm-4 Peggy Rucker Paul Rudder Kenneth Rush Karen Ryan Paul Rygaard 7 W! s 0 W -.WI Y C:.:'--N ' f we- f' Delaine Saathoff Cheryl Sadler Jim Satterfield patty Saunders Ann Scheer Darold Schell Steve Schwermer Randy Scott Gwen Sealey Harold Shane They May be Hard to Find, But Some Quiet Moments Remain N sf yy,t yy i , k :::-- I I mf f, - 1 M , , , ,M - ,, A V N.. , '-an 9 Q., qw ' , as 1 S 'f we W ' ' -no S . ' ff:-' 'M -. V 'ywig' 1252 V . 'QM k - V ,V f eff .- if . 1 K i Af' , i ,, , , , 1 Ni V, . if .S V My . , W wwfffg- Winn, ' ' , . -,mm f. '- ,' .,',',-fl! in .4 ,. 'V J' ef V ww Ulf' 'ff M 'we 'M ' Deserted bleachers are past reminders of good times. gg-.Q-. 'lk Janet Shaw Mike Shockley a 4? Jack Silvey Leslie Simpson Mike Sims Ella Slaughter :,:, 4 X, , x 5 5 , Robert Smeed Byron Smith Greg Smith Leonard Smith v.,w,,,.Ns xi 2 Q Zh 4,2 Traveling can be treacherous in winter. Phyllis Smith NN X NX N, X g s .5 i L 2525- ?S N 3 Pam Snow Gayla Smithson Mark Snyder Lloyd Sobek Don Spencer x Ass ,, 5 it 'ix x s b s S s agf K x x 5 g Ns, Q E S g N ' hi X Sf Q as 2 -V N 12, Sze 75 ' , , . N 1:55 Sigma s f ,ia . n f . J, f ff . Aff , T ks Dave Sperber Toby Spoon .. Thomasa Springer Ralph Starnes F ,s Xffgtz A E ,XM as-.QR N X .. K r .N : i - N . Oh . 1 I X fl 1 ,. ' A X - i 'Wi X 5 X S X X N .- as M 2 S X X S S ? Bill Steele Theresa Stevenson Sue Steverson Anna Stidham Sake'--eu-P' Michelle Stockman Steve Si0ffS S lt's Not Always Easy Going in or Out of the Classroom Snow is a welcome sight to school-weary students. Steve Stipek David Stockard Kati Sturgeon Flick Surber me hiv 4' X-:..,,,,...,, Diana Swain Ginia Tate Janice Thayer Carol Thode 'QW' fav' W '- f Z xX,, Z K 7 . V' I 1 ,, , ., l W Sophomores try harder in float competition. , M, - five Z f . f' 1 :- ,f X I , ,:., Sophomores ' Q Graduation Patrick Thompson Lisa Thorn 4w,W,,., Robert Thrutchley Mark Tiller Doretta Todd Kim Toms Cindy Torrence X f ,Ml ff x W ,ff Kwai' T 3? , if af, ff K! ff ' Z fl! WF' X f v l ,V fi 'J -a f f 474 fy fyfzff Q f WW if f , dw ,Q nf f ' 2 2 . 'X f .M .3 Mamia THQQ Terrie Trotter Dedee Troxel Vicki Tye David Turney Prepare For 1975 Ed Wagner ,fr W' 3 f -. Elroy Ware yi Kim Walker 'Ev' Ftene Warner Pam Turner Steven Turner Aa' 1 7 Marguerite Valenti Cindy Vanderlinden X John Van Zandt Bob VOIkmer Janet Walter Glen Walton ,,4 Todd Watson Kim Weeks Phil Walz Tim Weight Present Junior High To Become Part Cf Senior High 2 + 2 Plan Richard Wendel Diane WGS! Wanda West Ted West W Nc Cl Hi O, dy ff? A reminder of days spent last year. i C C Peggy Whalen Chuck Wheeler Bob Wiedeman Debbie Williams Cheryl Wilson Kevin Wilson f Jerry Winn Mark Wisemore Connie Wisniewski Debbie Wolverton Wllil-CfQlllJTillJEillT PUBUC LIBRARY 's Marty Wren Joy Wyatt .M 1 ' s' N- .QT V8 YGIGS Don Yeager , N a T s ,- X so W., .. ,.,., ,.1yg.:g,i:Qs.::..., NXN., . W ,.,k. ...R 0 Fx ix if I xox Qi, 1 x X 1 ss E ws 5. X 'Q x 'I 5 f uf fwi Phyllis Young Gina Zammer Not Pictured: K. Barnes, S. Bowman, L. Bradt, S Chapman, D. Crosby, D. Davidson, J. Ellison, D Hicks, N. Johnson, M. Loveland, D. Montgomery, G O'Banion, L. Overcast, E. Ray, R. Fioadcap, K. San- dy, M. Strickland, G. Wyatt. fs-1 ' gfsiiiisa X at 'X . Km Q . .... . , .. ,. , ... , .,.. ' 1 ' K t L as W ,, .:.-Q .....: g?:!:..::: m4s1S.N.. ,, , .. , - N.. f........sa.t.....,,. .t.. D 0. X . ss 1' X S f 2. 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