Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

THE MANUALITE 1973-1974 ANNUAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL 3845 McGEE STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO. FOREWORD The present time has one advantage over every other-it is our own. Charles C. Cotton Another year has now come to a close. Our yester- day is now only a collection of thoughts and valued memories. Tomorrow is only an expectation, an anticipa- tion, and a hope. Today is truly all that we can hold and call our very own. , We have spent the year capturing memories in words and pictures, so that those Manualites who dared to GET INVOLVED and play their many parts on the stages of Manual, will have something to remember, the times that they wasted or saved, the goals won or lost, the events they liked and disliked, the places and things that they will remember fondly or indifferently We hope that we have successfully captured the various parts of our past, present, and future, because the year 1973-74 at Manual High School, was a time for all Manual Cardinals to GET INVOLVED. “All yesterdays are summarized in our now, and all tomorrows are ours to shape.” Hul Borland Lowell Jones Yearbook Staff 2 1 RETROSPECT EDDIE RYAN MEMORIAL A WA RD The Eddie Ryan Memorial Award was establish- ed in honor of one of the most memorable coaches the Kansas City area has ever Known. The award is given each year to the outstanding basketball team and coach in our district. Coach William Madison receives this award for the second consecutive year. This was one of the most distinguished honors bestowed upon Manual High School for the 1972-73 school year Coach •‘Bill Madison displays the Eddie Ryan Award with pride We. the student body and faculty, are proud. 6 WE ARE SUCCESSFUL... Speech Awards Mr. David Harris, 1972-73 freshman, is shown receiving from Mr. John Franklin, a second place district trophy. This trophy was earned by David for his outstanding performance in the Optimist Club's annual speech contest. Speech Awards Miss Letitia Mills was the recipient of first place awards in our area and district. Pictured with Letitia. from LEFT TO RIGHT are her mother. Mrs. Carolyn Mills. Mr. John Franklin, area sponsor of the Optimist Club. Letitia Mills, and Mr. Raymond C. Meadows, principal. Manual High School was the first recipient of this Sportsmanship Award. This award was earned by the student body of Manual for the fine conduct displayed at the interscholastic events. Posing with our award is Miss Doris Figgous. 1972-73 Student Council president and coach William Madison. WE ARE PROUD BECAUSE... Clay Johnson, junior of the 1972-73 basket- ball team, was dubbed as ALL METRO. ALL DISTRICT. ALL STATE varsity player for the 1973 basketball team from Manual. Homer PledQer. another product of Miss Vivian Washington, and a graduating senior In 1973. also received A ratings in both festivals. Rodney Henderson, a graduating senior in the class of 1973 received A ratings in the district music festival, held at William Jewell College, and the state vocal music festival held at Colum- bia. Mo. Our Industrial Arts Department, under the guidance of Mr. Audrey Davis, entered many fine examples of craftsmanship in the exhibition held at the Kansas City Vocational-Technical Center, last year. They received excellent ratings for their good works. 8 Charles Albritton, a 1972-73 sophomore was hailed for super track performance. He won first place awards in the 100 yard dash. 220 and the 440 yard dashes at the state track meet held at Columbia. Mo He was named ALL CITY. ALL DISTRICT and ALL STATE performer. WE HAVE ACHIEVED THESE GOALS LEFT TO RIGHT. Debra Stanley. Cynthia Worley. Sandra Davenport and Sandra Morehead. all members of the Homemaking Department, are shown gathered around e few of the many baked goods that were entered into the annual In- dustrial Arts exhibition held at the Kansas City Vocational- Technical center. Manual s exhibit was entitled Breads of Many Lands . Under the direction of Mrs. Paullyn Caruthers. the various members baked Yeast bread. Date bread. Mushroom bread. Bubble Nut. Pumpkin. Whole Wheat. Rye. Swedish Nut. and Brochd bread, all of various shapes, sizes and designs THE STAFF HONORS... Mrs. Debra Kinnison is honored with a retirement reception, after many years at Manual. Pictured with her are Mrs. Nancy Brann, Mrs. Mildred Eastman. Mrs. Debra Kinnison. and Mrs. Dorothy Cameron. 9 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1972 Pictured are senior members of the National Honor Society. L-R-Mary Carter. James Harris. Delores Collins. Hazel Taylor. Sheryl Vick. Howard Harris. Pearl Hardy. Connie Wren-Salutatorian. Elizabeth French-Valedictorian. 1973 WE MOVE ON OUR PRESENT WE ARE INVOLVED ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Meadows works diligently in keeping the Manual Ill VICE-PRINCIPAL LAWRENCE B. SWISHER Mr. Lawrence B. Swisher, a popular face to all Manualites. has been an intergal part of the Manual administrative staff for six years. His expertise in counseling has been rewarding to many. INVOLVED VICE PRINCIPALS Mr. Milton Johnson, vice- principal. is a right arm to many Manualites. He has many responsibilities in helping keep all “Involvement under control. To help keep the Manual-annex moving forward, our vice prin- cipal. Mr Robert Jackson, busily involves himself in daily activities in his office. 16 IS THIS WORK OR PLA Y? 17 SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs Mary Kirkwood Data Processing Mrs. Mildred Eastman Registrar Mrs. Edna Coleman School Secretary Mrs. Nancy Brann Mrs. Flossie Dale Principal Secretary Attendance Clerk 18 COUNSELING STAFF Mrs. Dorothy Cameron Ninth and Eleventh Grade Mr. Edgar C. Russell Vocational Mrs. Karen Ingram Eighth and Ninth Grade Mrs. Gertrude Bardwell Tenth and Twelfth Grade 19 CAFTERIA AND MAINTENANCE STAFF 20 Day Staff-Lonnie Ellis. Ben Planzer. Ralph Murdock. Evening Staff-Eddie Murry. Daniel Frances. Howard Jackson. Horace Boone. James Thompson. Cafeteria Staff- L TO R: Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Nance. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Moye. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Halterman, Mrs. Moore. Miss Garrigus. Mrs. Williams. HOME SCHOOL COORDINATORS Home school coordinators work as liaison personnel between the home and the school. Pictured at the RIGHT. Mrs Darlene Jenkins. She has been with us a number of years, and has spent many hours establishing a positive community and school relationship. NOT PICTURED is Mr. Raymond Cain. SECURITY PERSONNEL Mr David G Miles Mr Theodore Williams Staff 21 FACULTY Mrs. Mila Banks-English Mrs. Rebecca Belcher-English Newswriting Mrs. Tomalee Blount-Business Education Mr. Thomas Board-Social Studies Mrs. Gloria Brown-Business Education Mr William Brown-Social Studies Mrs. Etta Carlisle-Speech Drama Mrs. Paullyn Caruthers-Home Economics Mr. Eugene Crawford-Industrial Arts Mr Jack Cummmgs-Science Mrs. Nadine Davenport-Mathematics Mr. Audrey Davis-Industrial Arts Mr. James DaVolt-Social Studies Mrs. Margret Dillinger-Math Mrs. Lihe Edwards-English Mrs. Terry Evans-Home Economics 24 Faculty FACULTY Mr Howard Gray-Special Education Mrs. Mary Green-Special Education Mr William Hardy-Social Studies Mrs Evelyn Harrington-Home Economics Mr Edwin Hoppert-English Mr. A. O. Johnson-Mathematics Mrs. Alberta Jones-Physical Education Mrs. Mary Kelso-Spamsh Mrs. Nancy tisook-English Speech Mrs. Marmda Madison-Enghsh Mr Charles McCalla-Mathematics Mrs. Elaine McGee-Home Economics Sgt. Donell Milow-R O.T.C. Mr. Louis Mitchell-Science Mrs. Susan Paschall-Special Education Mrs. Anna Pierce-English Yearbook Advisor Faculty 25 FACULTY Mr James Roberts-Black History Mrs Olivia Robms-English Mr. Clyde Sims-Social Studies Mr. Ben Stanklin-Music Mr Kenneth Smith-COE. Mr John Statford-Math Mr. Jim Stocco-Printing Mr. Richard Tallen-Science Mrs. Michael Taylor-Art Mrs. Marie Voientko-Physical Ed Mrs. Vivian Washmgton-Vocal Music Mr. Frank Weber-Enghsh Mr. Cleo Washington-Math Mrs. Peggie Williams-Librarian Mr. Jerry Young-Industrial Arts Mr Joseph Arbisi-Physical Ed 26 Faculty FACULTY NOT PICTURED Belt. Peggy-Art Crawlord. Thomas-Mathematics Dilley. Oliver-History Givens. Betty-Physical Education Herdler. Joseph-Science Jones. Earl-Mathematics Kolen. Bobby-Physical Education Madison. William-Physical Education-Sociology McGee. Larry-Science-Physical Education McMorrow. Thomas-Social Studies Perroni. Frank-English Schlebar. Bonnie-Art Strickland. Stanley-Science Faculty 27 Oldest male mem- ber of the English De- partment WOULD BELIEVE? “Our Leader Buggs Bunny” YOU 4 The Sly. The Slick and The Wicked” OUR DAY ENDETH NOT AT THREE . . . . GRADUATES A-C-T-I-O-N 32 SPELLS INVOLVED SENIORS “TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON ND A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE i� .: . Senior Class Officers-(LEFT TO RIGHT)- Herbert Parker. Sgt.-at-Arms; Marsha Strickland. 2nd Vice-President; Lowell Jones. President; DeLece Barker. Treasurer; Kenneth Simmons. 1st Vice- President. NOT SHOWN. Alice Worley. Secretary; Devorah Gibson. Ass -Secretary. “We’re not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and we love today.” Senior Class of 1974-Motto Time has once again spun its web and produced another class of graduating seniors, from Manual High School. We, the Senior Class of 1973-74, have played our many parts on the stages of Manual. During our stay here we have seen many changes come to Manual. Through the help of un- derstanding teachers, ad- ministrators, underclassmen and others we have met these challenges and determined to re- main united. As we leave our school with pride, honor, and unforgettable memories, we ask that the future Manualites keep the spirit high and the drive for higher learning and achievement together and alive. Future Cardinals, Good Luck and Get Involved -Lowell D. Jones Mr. Clyde Sims, the Big Man behind the seniors, has be- en the backbone of our class. His actions and in- fluence has hel- ped to make us one of the gre- atest classes to pass through Manual. Seniors 33 WE HAVE ONLY BEGUN BYRD. ARRIE BROWN. TRESSIE CLAY. CAROLYN BECK. THOMAS BUTLER. JUNE BRUNER. RAYMOND BYERS. STANLEY CURRY. CHONITA CONRAD. DENNIS There may be more beautiful times: but this one is ours. 34 Seniors TO SEEK OUR GOALS IN LIFE DAVIS. PAMELA DACTORE. ENA DEAN. YOLANDA DAVIS. NORMAN DAVIS. SYLVESTER FIELDS. CLAUDE DOUGLAS. BRENDA EZELL. DEBRA DAWKINS. CAROLYN GILBERT. ALBERT Our main business is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand Seniors 35 OUR DETERMINATION, COURAGE AND DESIRE JACKSON. BOBBY “Our duty is to be useful, not according to our desires but according to our powers. 36 Seniors HAVE BROUGHT US THUS FAR JOHNSON. BRENDA LEWIS. MARY JUDIE. MICHAEL JUDON. ALTROY LEE. PATRICIA JONES. DEBORAH KELLY. JAMES JONES. LOWELL LANE. OLIVER MARSHALL. OCTAVIA JOHNSON. CLAY LOVINGS. JENNIFER JUMPER. MERLIN KNIGHT. ROCHELLE LITTLEJOHN. MICHAEL “To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe Seniors 37 THE LEARNING AND DAILY EXPERIENCES McTlS. EDNA MOSBY. JACQUELYN NELSON. JOYCE MCDOWELL. PEARLIE McDaniel, carol MAXWELL. WILBERT NORTHCUTT. CAROLYN NICHOLS. BARRETT It’s not so much how much you learn as what you do with what you learn from what you see as you go wherever you plan to go. 38 Seniors HA VE HELPED TO SHAPE OUR DESTINY PHILLIPS. RITA PROCTOR. GLORIA RAMSEY. SHARON RELIFORD. KERMIT RHODES. MARCELLUS RHONE. MARILYN REVNOLDS. RENE SHELBY. THERESA SIMMONS. KENNETH SAMUELS. NATHANIEL Do not wish to be anything but what you are. and try to be that perfectly. Seniors 39 AND NOW WE MOVE ON TO SIMMONS. REGINA TAYLOR. SHELIA TIMLEY. DONNA SWAYZER. SHIRLEY STANLEY. DEBRA THOMAS. VICKI SMITH. RHONDA STRICKLAND. MARSHA TEMPLE. DONALD THOMAS. FREDA TOLBERT. GWENDOLYN We can do anything we want to do if we stick to It long enough 40 Seniors MEET OUR CHALLENGING FUTURE WORLEY. ALICE A thousand miles journey is made by making one step In the right direction.” Seniors 41 SENIOR PERSONALITIES OF 74 Sylvester Davis. Debra Ezell Arlene Wade. Altroy Judon Chonita Curry. Luther Anderson DeLece Barker. Clay Johnson DeLece Barner. Kenneth Simmons Pamela Henderson. Mario White Brenda Douglas Reynald Shellner Lowell Jones Carolyn Northcutt Marcellus Rhodes DeLece Barker Herbert Parker. Pearlie McDowell 42 Seniors SENIOR PERSONALITIES OF 74 Marcellus Rhodes. Theresa Shelbv Cynthia Worley. Rene' Reynolds Frank Vanoy. Freda Thomas The Soulful Seniors Are Everywhere!!! Mary Lewis. Barrett Nichols Swingin' Seniors! These are the most noted, talented, and popular members of the Senior Class of ‘74. They were chosen because of their personal qualities, characterises, and personalities. Right On!” to the seniors of together 74. Seniors 43 Royalty 45 46 Royalty Royalty 47 STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS BAND SPORTS DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL PRINCESSES 50 Royally SECOND PRINCESS MISS DIANA PROCTOR BASKETBALL PRINCESSES Royalty 51 R.O.T.C. PRINCESSES 52 Royalty INVOLVED MAN UA LITES H R.C. involved in a very successful bake sale Freshman Clan 54 Freshman Carol Pam, John Shaw. Lottie Upshaw. Roger Medina. Linda Slater Marquita McDaniels. Aaron Booker. Sandra Coody. Ricky Hill FRESHMAN OF Thomas Clayton. Armelia Wainright. Ricky Hill Bill Duncan. Sandra Northcutt. Jermaine Ford. Charles Shirley. Sharon Levels Freshman Machine Russell Kirkland. Kowana Howard CLASS 1973-74 Involved Freshman Roger Medina. Roseann Long. Tommy Griddine. Mallory Sax- ton. Michelle Coleman Marquita McDaniels. Russell Kirkland. Gwen Elay. Cheryl Green. Larry Coleman. Armelia Wainright. Shirley Spencer. Lottie Upshaw Cathy Mills. Michael Obie. Cynthia McIntosh. Bryan Wilson. Mary Smith Freshman 55 Teach on Mr Strickland. School can be happy. Let's clear the halls. IN VO LX Mrs. Williams instructs 56 Basketball homecoming activities WENT What m the world is going on? How about some big smiles girls? 57 WE’RE INVOLVED. . . JOB OPPORTUNITIES COMING OUR WAY WESTERN ELECTRIC COMES TO MANUAL Manualites have a unique opportunity presented to them each Career Day. Representatives from local and national businesses, present to our junior and senior classes, their in- dividual programs for job oppor- tunity placement. Activities 59 CAREER DAY WITH MAYOR WHEELER It was a great privilege and honor to have Mayor Charles B. Wheeler present for our Career Day. We at Manual, are privileged to have Career Day for it gives us a chance to observe the many op- portunities in the job field. Career Day gives us an opportunity to select a particular company and familiarize ourselves with their particular qualifications while we re still in school. Also it helps us to see the many opportunities that are opened to us. RIGHT: Mayor Wheeler and Derrick Hutton ex- change greetings. Our principal. Mr. Raymond C. Meadows presents to Mayor Wheeler, the key to Manual High School. Cheryl Hopson. Chairman of the Human Relations Council, presents Mayor Wheeler a hat from Manual to add to his extensive collection. The Human Relations Council poses for a picture with Mayor Wheeler and Mr Meadows 60 Activities COLLEGE DA Y Each year representatives from the many colleges come to Manual to recruit students. Our students enjoy these sessions for they represent to them more information on the colleges of their choice. Seniors Clay Johnson. Elmo Garlington. Herbert Parker. Brenda Douglass and Tommy Jackson listen to the represen- tative from Beloit College BELOW Students listen to representative from various colleges Activities 61 Michael Taylor exhibits his work THE LIBRARY AND RESOURCE CENTER The “action” in Manual High School's library, under the direction of Mrs. Peggie Jo Williams, is centered in many areas. A variety of activities are carried on daily. Orientation and research for scheduled classes, art exhibits, charging books and materials and Human Relation Council meetings are just a few events in our librarys’ day. Students enjoy charging materials for both per- sonal enjoyment and class research. Mrs. Williams has been a librarian for 12 years. Five of those years have been dedicated to Manual High School. Miss Regina Hill, our library secretary, has been with us two years. She not only aids in the charging of books and materials and cataloging she can also be of invaluable ser- vice in the location of needed materials. Mrs. Peggy J Williams, Librarian MANUM Vol. II TRIBUNEne-ws February, 1974 No, 4 The Manual Tribune consist of 18 members dem the ed i comj gen- Doll The members are (ROW 1-LtoR) Pamela Henderson. Rhonda Smith. Octavia Marshall. Mary Lewis. Donna Timbly. ROW 2- (LtoR ) Howard Allbritton-Editor in Chief. Darlene Williams-Front Page Editor. Sharon Williams. Angela Washington- Assistant Editor. DeLece Barker. Karen Williams. Joyce Nelson. Phyllis Mickens. Ruby Turner, and Mrs. Rebecca Belcher- Advisor NOT PICTURED are Jimmie James-Sports Page Editor and Derrick Hutton-Busmess Manager choir students were very Gurtis White, Michael impressed by the perfor- Judie, Lawana Clayton, mance of the two men. and Freda Thomas. - v — v ——- Junior. Charles1 job on the staff is to check each page and find any mistakes. Charles has the most important position on our staff. The news page editor is Darlene Williams, a senior. The news editors duty is to decide what goes on the page, how much space will be used and to make all correc tions in the spelling. conft. os ' . 64 Newspaper Staff 66 THE MANUAL BACKBONE 1973-1974 Varsity Cheerleaders L TO R: Brenda Douglass Mary Johnson, Marsha Strickland. JoAnn Bruner Diana Proc- tor. Delece Barker-Captain. Cassandra Medina, and Kathy Strickland co-captain. 1973-1974 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L TO R: Debra Hill- Captain. Anita Cobbins-co-captain. Amelia Wainwright. Valerie Cullors. Marsha Rodgers. Patricia Blandford. Janis Banks, and Debra Love. 67 68 Football THE 1973-74 MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD From Left to Right ROW I- (Seated) Tommy Thomas. Michael Poison. Altroy Judon, Elmer Watkins. Charles Rue. Gary George. Michael Luke. Donald Martin. Daniel Ross, and William Dancer. ROW II - Byron Collier, Rupert James, Donald Temple. Sylvester Matthews. Lester Turner. Eddie McIntosh. Terrance Wainright, Terrance Bryan. Alphonso Johnson. ROW III- (Standing) Coach Earl Jones. Coach Larry McGee. Benjamin Canady, Samuel Alexander. Tommy Heard. Herbert Parker. Rene Reynolds. Frank Vanoy. Clifford Brown. Ryckey Harper, managers. Tommy Wilson, Murray Woodard. Coach Michael Currie. Coach Allie Anderson. THEY HELPED TO MAKE IT HAPPEN The seniors on the 19 3-74 varsity football team are gathered together From Left to Right. SQUATTING, are. Frank Vanoy. Donald Temple. Altroy Judon. Sylvester Matthews STANDING are: Tommy Heard. Herbert Parker. Rene Reynolds. Ryckey Harper VARSITY COACHES The head coaches Larry McGee and Allie Anderson are proud of this years team. Although we didn’t finish first, we did our best and had a fairly good season. Football 69 FRESHMAN SQUAD LEAGUE CONTENDERS Manual 26 Manual 20 Manual 44 Manual 32 Manual 44 Manual 22 Manual 0 Season Record 6-0 Scoreboard Championship Score Southwest 0 Lincoln 0 Paseo 0 Southeast 22 Westport 0 Northeast 13 Van Horn 14 ROW l-L TO R: Collier, Gary-Hamilton. Fred-Dowdy. Timothy-Dean. Ellywn-Davis. Wesley-Duncan, Billy-Perie. Charles-Ivory, Sylvester-Payne, Chris. ROW ll-L TO R: Coleman. Larry-Ransom. Billy-Medma. Roderick-Fielder. Kevin-Booker. Aaron- Robmson. Clarence-Dickson. Michael-Schaffer. Rayford-Wilson. Brian-Strozier, Charles-Coach Christian. ROW lll-L TO R: Coach Washmgton-Jackson. Michael-Sanders. Larry-Gilyard. Alfred-Clark. Reginald-Ford, William-Fair. Carl-Bank«. Tony- Shirley. Charles-Hampton. Robert-Hunter. James. 70 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD 1973-74 Season Record 5-1 Scoreboard Manual 6 Southwest 7 Manual 12 Paseo 0 Manual 39 Lincoln 8 Manual 38 Westport 0 Manual 6 Southeast 2 Manual 24 Northeast 0 ROW I L TO R: Earnest Jones. Bryan Collier. Daniel Ross. Elmer Watkins. Terrance Wamwright. Willie James. Michael Luke. Donald Martin. ROW II L TO R: Coach Jones. William Dancer. Tommy Thomas. Rupert James. Michael Poison. Gary George. Eddie McIntosh. Sylvester Matthews. Terrance Bryant. Charles Rue. ROW III L TO R: Andre Williams. Clifford Brown. Ben Canady. Samuel Alexander. Vernon Scott. Billie Mills. Lester Turner. Alphonse Johnson. Murry Woodard. Assist. Coach A. B Anderson. (Not pictured) 71 1973 HOMECOMING 1974 HOMECOMING CTION VARSITY BASKETBALL PL A STANDING-Left to Right: Johnny Thomas. Elmo Garlington. Tommy Jackson. Kevin Simmons. Derrick Hutton. Clay Johnson. Bruce Hubert. Sylvester Davis. Vernon Scott. Tommy Heard. Stanley Byers. John Brown. Coach William Madison. KNEELING in front. THE RED MACHINE IN ACTION Basketball 75 SCOREBOARD We Opponent They 65 Westport 42 62 Van Horn 50 46 O'Hara 50 45 Sumner 46 61 Westport 59 56 East 25 58 Paseo 70 54 St. Pius X 55 64 Southeast 61 56 Southwest 51 22 Lincoln 0 63 Central 45 50 Rockhurst 65 105 Northeast 44 BASKET- JUNIOR VARSITY 1973-74 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS From (L to R) D. Martin. A. Johnson. T. Wainwright. D. Harvey. B. Canady. D. Jones. M Poison. M Mosby. C. Brown. Coach Kolen; KNEELING. G. George. C. Heard BALL SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN v We Opponent They 52 Lincoln 31 46 Westport 27 68 Westport 28 77 East 34 2 Paseo 0 38 Central 63 57 Southeast 28 59 Southwest 38 57 King 56 49 Van Horn 35 70 Northeast 42 (forfeit) 1973-74 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS STANDING from Lto R; Coach Washington. T. Banks. J. Hunter, R. Kirkland. C. Strozier. M Cahill. M Jackson. T. Harrell. 0. Lewis. KNEELING; L to R; W Davis, B Hubert. F William. T. Clayton. R Hill, W Ford. T. Griddine. C. Shirley. (NOT SHOWN B Wilson) BASKETBALL Her Maiesty. Rhonda Smith, graciously poses with her royal court. From LEFT TO RIGHT Elmo Garlington. Her Majesty. Tommy Jackson. Princess Pearlie McDowell and Clay Johnson. BELOW Manuals' majorettes proudly salute the court. HOMECOMING The Red Machine honors their royal court by playing a fantastic game We won! Of course! Basketball 79 TRACK SOPHOMORES KNEELING: Willie James. William Dancer. Ernest Jones. Michael Luke. Michael Pearson. Quincey Brown, and Renard Cooley. STANDING: Ronald Roodey. Lester Turner. Rupert James. Alfred Moore. Tommy Thomas. Charles Rue. Murray Woodard. Danniel Ross and Anthony High. SENIORS Coach Howard L. Gray became a member of the Manual High School staff in 1963. He was appointed track coach the same year. Coach Gray stated his primary goal is to develop and maintain a winning team. This he has successfully done. 80 Track William Mills and Samuel Alexander. TRACK SHOT PUTTERS KNEELING: Samuel Alexander and Herbert Parker FIRST ROW (L to R) Alfred Moore. Michael Dixon and Rupert James. SECOND ROW (L to R) Tommy Thomas and Steven Trotter SPRINTERS KNEELING (L to R) Donald Martin. Tommy Thomas. Elmer Watkins. William Dancer. Charles Rue. Lester Turner, and Rickey Madden. STANDING (L to R) Marcus Clark. Murray Woodard. George Atkins. Daniel Ross. Billy Mills. Timothy Dowdy. Tony Banks. Kenneth Woodard. Frank Vanoy and Altroy Judon. DISTANCE MEN KNEELING (L to R) Marvin Cravens. Robert Strong. Renard Cooley. Bill Ransom. Eddie Jones. Michael Williams. Michael Pearson and Dale Ruffins. STANDING (L to R) Ronald Roodey. Anthony High, Ernest Jones. Willie James. Ouincey Brown. Michael Luke. Ronnie James and Andre Washington Track 81 CARDINALS GETTIN9 DOWN GIRLS TRACK KNEELING from L to R; F. Ford. Y. Thomas. J. Banks. R Rhynes. B Williams. FRONT ROW: M Price. G Ross. S. Davenport. STANDING from L to R; P Brown. A Jointer. D. Jackson. A Burkhalter. P Worley. Mrs Jones. Sponsor. D Dawkins. R Riley. S Lewis. M Roberson. P Blanford. G. Johnson. Y. Dean. C. Armstrong. TABLE TENNIS STANDING from L to R; B. Oates. A Moore. F. Martin. A. Robinson. Mrs. Givens. Sponsor KNEELING from L to R; K. Thurman. A. Johnson. M Luke NOT SHOWN R. Harper. A. Williams. J. Williams. GIRLS HOCKEY From L to R; G. Johnson. S. Lewis. F. Ford. M. Price. C. Williams. M. Saxon. 82 Sports ORGANIZA TIONS 84 Band THE CONCERT BAND ROW I SeatedL-R: B Haskins. S. Conway. A. Joyner. J. Carpenter. V. Jackson. G. Johnson ROW I! Seated-L-R: D Riddlespriger. S. Welton, A. Canady. D. Jackson. H Ballance. P Veal. L. Jones, L. Murray. P Hatch. S. Christian. M Saxton. A Robinson. M James. M Edwards. A Bailey. E. Phillips. W Jones. T Harris. D Taylor. D Jackson. R Rhynes ROW III Seated-L-R: V. Jones. S Blackburn. D Ruffin. K. Wyatt. L. Upshaw. A. Brown. B Nichos. C. Shobe. R Mosley. S Harris. K James. S. Henderson. M Jackson. K. Fielder. E. Walker. A. Washington. J Melton. H. Davis. F. Hamilton. R. Coleman. L. Harris. ROW IV Standmg-L-R: F Martin. Mr Williams. R. McLemore. L. Jackson. M White. D Lewis. D Reynolds. C. Younger. R. Carter. J. Williams. THE BAND COUNCIL KNEELING-L-R: J. Williams. R. Smith. M. White.. STANDING-L-R B Nichols. E. Walker. S. Welton. D. Riddlespriger. M Edwards. G Johnson. L. Harris. V. Jackson. R. Rhynes. Band 85 THE MAGNIFICENT SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Martin. Milton Edwards. Barrett Nichols. Mario White THE DRUM MAJOR AND STUDENT DIRECTOR Milton Edwards. Senior, capably leads the Manual Machine under the guidance of Mr. Rodger Williams, band director. As you can see he thoroughly enjoys his J-O-B. 86 Band FLUTE AND OBOE SECTION KNEELING; R Rhynes STANDING-L-R; J Carpenter. A. Joyner. S. Conway. B Haskins. V Jackson. G. Johnson. THE CLARINET SECTION Band 87 L-R; D Taylor. S Blackburn. D. Jackson. A Brown. V Jones. L. Upshaw. D Riddlespriger. H Ballance .. Wyan. D Ruffin. S Welton. P Veal. A Canady THE SAXOPHONE AND BASSOON SECTION L-R; A Robinson. P Hatch. M. James. T. Harris. D. Jackson. M Edwards. W Jones. E. Phillips. S. Christian. M Saxton. A Bailey THE CORNET, TRUMPET AND FRENCH HORN SECTION KNEELING; B. Nichol .TANDING-L-R; C. Shobe. S. Henderson. K. James. L. Jones. L. Murray. R. Mosley. R Jackson. D. Harris. 88 Band LOWER BRASS SECTION SEATED. K. Fielder KNEELING-L-R; A Washington. J. Melton. STANDING-L-R; F. Hamilton. R Coleman. E. Walker. H. Davis. L. Harris. PERCUSSION SECTION KNEELING-L-R; D Reynolds. R Carter STANDING-L-R; F. Martin. R McLemore. D Lewis. C. Younger. M. White. J. Williams. L. Jackson. Band 89 THE CONCERT CHOIR AND MANUAL MALE ENSEMBLE ROW 1-L to R: F. Thomas. G. McCully. W Bradley. G. Woodson. L. Willard. J. James. J. Mosby. J Littlejohn. G. Williams. R Simmons; ROW 2: G. Johnson. F. Hamilton. D. Bradley. S. Ramsey. K Drake. M. Ross. M Buchanan. C. Thomas. C. Hawthorne. J. Williams. F Vanoy. M. Clark. M. Dixon. H. Allbritton. T. Hall. B Perkins. M Woodard. K Rogers. S. Trotter. D Hines; ROW 3: A. Byrd. L. Clayton. C. McKenzie. S. Starr. C. White. A Johnson. J. Gee. M. Judie. D Harvey. D Groves. A Wainwnght. G. Ford. The Manual Male Ensemble-ROW 1-L to R: G. Woodson. W Bradley. L. Willard; ROW 2: C Hawthorne. J. James. F. Vanoy. M Woodard. M Judie. M Clark; ROW 3: J. Gee. T. Hall. M. Dixon. A. Johnson. C. White. H. Allbritton. D Harvey. K. Rogers The Manual Concert group is known throughout the city for their skillful interpretation of both classic and popular music. They perform before many varied groups and embody the true Manual SPIRIT of MUSIC. 90 Choir GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW 1-L to R: C Williams. F Thomas. F Hamilton. A. Byrd. M. Ross. G. Johnson. S Ramsey. J Williams. B Perkins. A Lewis. G. Williams. J. Mosby. R Simmons; ROW 2; D Bradley. M Buchanan. C. Thomas. S. Trotter. J. Littlejohn; ROW 3; L. Clayton. S. Novels. N. Anderson. D. Hines; ROW 4: R. Davis. C. McKenzie. K. Drake. S. Starr. G Ford A Wainwright D Groves KNEELING; G McCully. MANUAL MELODEERS ROW 1-L to R; G Woodson. W Bradley. L. Willard; ROW 2: C. Hawthorne. J. James. F Vanoy. M Woodard. M Judie ROW 3; T. Hall. C. White. D Harvey. M Clark; ROW 4: J. Gee. M Dixon, A. Johnson. H. Allbritton. K Rogers Choir 91 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JTM3 The members are (ROW 1; L to R) D Riddlespriger, E. Dactore. R Strother. L. Jones. C. Williams. D. Proctor, and S Welton. (ROW 2; L to R) R. Davids. Y. Hobby. K. Simmons. K. Strickland. R. Rue. Y. Dean, and P Miller NOT PICTURED. M Strickland N.H.S. OFFICERS (ROW 1; L to R) Marsha Strickland-President. Diane Proctor-Treasurer, and Rondalyn Strother-Vice-President. (ROW 2; L to R) Kenneth Simmons-Sgt.-At-Arms. NOT PICTURED. Yolanda Dean-Secretary. N.H.S. SPONSORS Mr Joseph Herdler and Mrs. Nadine Davenport 92 National Honor Society o o 3 THE DOING THE DO DRILLTEAM OF THE MEAN MACHINE Front KNEELING: Carolyn Webb-co-captain; From Left to Right: ROW TWO: Ophelia Graham, Rondalyn Strother, Marquita McDaniel, Marie Diamond, and Vivian Alexander. ROW THREE: Janise Littlejohn, Rarlene Davis, Lawrence Weaver, and Desta Lockridge. ROW FOUR: Veda Davis. Charmayne Washington, and Valerie High. The officers are: Ophelia Graham-President, Sharon Boyd-Vice-President, Rondalyn Strother-Treasurer. Marquita McDaniel-Sergeant-At-Arms. Marie Diamond-Secretary, and Vivian Alexander- Assistant Secretary. Mrs. Evelyn Harrington and Mrs. Rebecca Belcher are the sponsors. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Boyd and Sandra Davenport. CO CO RE LA TIONS CIL The H.R.C. has a membership of thir- teen; Cheryl Hopson-Chairman, Linzell Harris-Co-Chairman, Bretha Dawson-Sec.- Treasurer, Lindsay Jones-Sgt.-At-Arms. Seniors; Marsha Strickland, Yolanda Dean, Lowell Jones, Mark Pledger, and Delece Barker. Juniors; Yvonnda Hobby and Kevin Simmons. The Freshmen are Georgetta Clark and Clarence Robinson. The H.R.C. takes part in many charitable activities. We donate Christmas gifts and dinners to needy families during the holiday. Operation Penny Power was set up for Pat Bickle, a football player, for Center High School, who was seriously injured during a football game. We've also had a Swap and Shop and several bake sales. From these funds we present the faculty with a free ac- tivity and when all work is done we set aside enough to have three H.R.C. get togethers An Easter egg hunt, presented by the senior members of H.R.C. is complete with different kinds of candied eggs as well as the real ones and a prize for the one who finds the most. Cheryl Hopson Chairman COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS Members (L to R): D. Proctor. J. Bruner. E. Dactore. D. Barker. C. Medina, E. Phillips. V. Jackson. S. Welton. E. Dawson. T. Alexander. M Johnson. L. Mills. K. Strickland. C. Curry, L. Jones. L. Jones. S. Eubanks. S. Curry. M Clark. D Harris. Mrs. O Robbms-Sponsor SECOND ROW Mrs. L. Edwards-Sponsor. C.B.S. OFFICERS Officers (L to R): Chonita Curry-Treasurer. Letitia Mills-Secretary. and Lowell Jones-President. In an effort to provide college oriented experiences for the students of Manual, Future Teachers of America was suggested. Young people interested in attending college organized. These young people decided on the name College Bound Students as many were con- sidering college careers other than teaching. The group meets once a month for business and educational stimulus, to participate in field trips and to render service projects to the school. The sponsors of this organization are Mrs. Lillie Edwards and Mrs. Olivia Robins. 96 College Bound Students THE CARDINALS ART CLUB “Art is a human activity, con- sisting in this that one man con- sciously, by means of certain exter- nal signs, hands on to others feelings he has lived through, and other people are infected by these feelings and also experience them.” Leo Tolstoy THE ART CLUB AT WORK Art Club 97 INVOLVEMENT IS What can one man do by himself? This is the question asked and Manualites rally to the answer, Nothing . In- volvement means learning to work, live, and have fun with your fellowman. Pictured are Manualites that are in- volved. Are you there? . . . . PARTICIPATION A true Manualite does not find it difficult to become involved. The many activities, both student and faculty planned, make involvement in school life second nature to many. THE HIGH-STEPPING MAJORETTES ROW l-L to R; Helena McDaniels. Zelma Oates. Sheila Siggal. Rosalind Dale. Renee Rollins. Debra Ezell, and Debra Jackson ROW II; Sharon Perie. Kimberly Hill. Rhonda Smith. Pamela Henderson. Janell Groves. Pearlie McDowell, and Letltia Mills. OFFICERS LEFT. Rhonda Smith-President. CENTER. Pamela Henderson-Captam, Debra Ezell-Co- Captain. OFFICERS NOT PICTURED Janell Groves-Vice President. Sharon Perie-Secretary. Rosalind Dale-Treasurer, and Helena McDamels- Assistant Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Mary Greene. Mrs. Flossie Dale, and Mrs. Olivia Rob- bins. 100 Majorettes THE MIGHTY MANUAL PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS Mr. Louis Mitchell-sponsor. Nancy Jackson-Sgt.-at-arms. Angela Burkhalter-President. Carmen Strong-Vice President. Helen Adams-Sgt.-at-arms. NOT PICTURED Rosalinda Rynes-secretary. Latonya Denkins-Treasurer THE TOGETHER PEP CLUB ROW 1-(L to R;) Linda Hudson. Mary Smith. Ira Yates. Nina Johnson. Carlona LaMaster. Denise Rice. Patricia Holmes. ROW 2-L to R; Sharon Timley. Valane Proctor. Francis Morgan. Tracy Boyd. Carmen Strong. Arthella Oates. Jermaine Ford. Cheryl Richardson. LaDonna Cartwright. ROW 3-L to R; Denise Groves. Dayna Butler. Donna Ridley. Angela Burkhalter. Ernestine Johnson. Frances Peques. Robin Jenkin. Latonya Allbritton. Angela Carter. ROW 4-L to R; Nancy Jackson. Helen Adams. Michelle Groves. Rose Merritt. Phyllis Mickens. Regina Henderson. Bernice Wade. Mrs. Kelso. ROW 5-L to R; Toinette Wilson. Sandra Northcutt. Paula Mickens. Joyce Atkins. Pep Club 101 WE THE YOUTH, ARE THE HOPES AND DREAMS OF THE FUTURE JUNIORS WE SEEK THE TRUTH . . . Albritton, Charles Anderson. Barbara Anderson. Sterling Boyd. Sharon Boykins. Emma Bradley. Willard Bridgewater. Cornelia Brooks. Sharolyn Brown. Connie Bruner. JoAnn Butler. Cheryl Clark. Melvin Coates. Debra Coleman. Rickey Conaway. Rosalind Crafton. Thomas Crane. Brenda Crane. Linda Dale. Rosalind Davis. Howard 104 Juniors AND WILL SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES Davis. Rarlene Davis. Veda Dooley. Lois Downton. Robert Duncan. Connie Edward. Evelyn Ellis. Timur Faulkner. Cynce Fields. Boyce Figgous. Paula Fletcher. Marguerite Ford. Faith Fritz. Annette Garner. Donald George. Charlotte Gibson. Felicia Griffin. Cindy Gray. Lutricia Hadley. Seritha Harris. Linzell Juniors 105 THERE MA Y BE MORE BEAUTIFUL TIMES . . . Harris. Richard Helms. Sharon Hickman. Roadell Hobby. Yvonnda Hopkins. Larry Hopson. Cheryl Hoskins. Debra Hubley. Regma Humes. Keith Hutton. Derrick Irven. Jaelean Jackson. Nancy Jackson. Robert Johnson. Glendean Johnson. Hilton Jones. Donald Jones. Felicia Jones. Tyrone Jones. Wesley Lane. Michael 106 Juniors . BUT THIS ONE IS OURS Lemons. Rosie Lockridge. Desta Love. Gregory Mack. Rhonda McDaniels. Helena Medina. Cassandra Mickens. Phyllis Miles. Verna Moore. Alvenia Moore. Willie Mosby. Michael Moseley. Lena Nash. Brian Oates. Arthella O'Guinn. Debra Parker. Michael Patrick. Ray Perkins. Brenda Pierre. Phillip Poole. Wayne Juniors 107 WE LOOK FORWARD . . . Proctor. Diana Reyes. Felipe Ricks. Carey Riddlespriger. Donna Robinson. Robert Rogers. Kenneth Scott. Ronald Scott. Vernon Shelton. Brenda Sims. Clarence Simmons. Kevin Smith. Linda Strickland. Kathryn Strother. Rondalyn Taylor. Michael Thomas. Johnnie Thurman. Ralph Wagner. Robert Walz. Rose Washington. Angela 108 Juniors . . . WITH GREAT EXPECTATIONS Webb. Carolyn Welton. Stephanie Williams. Carolyn Williams. Earlene Williams. JoDemse Williams. Ronald Williams. Rosetta Williams. Shelby Williams. Shelton Wilson. Steven Wilson. Jerrell Wilson. Paul Wynn, Debra Green. Cathleen Davis. Marvin Vick. Rodney Linzell Harris. Giendean Johnson JUNIOR MASTER Marguerite Fletcher. Sterling Anderson Johnny Thomas. Diana Proctor Juniors busy 110 Juniors Lois Dooley. Michael Parker Ricky Coleman. Katherine Strickland Donald Jones, JoAnn Bruner Donna Riddlespriger, Michael Taylor Charles Allbritton Linda Smith, Derrick Hutton We, the together'1 class of seventy-five, are always on our j-o-b. The Junior Masterpiece , as pictured here, is symbolic of our creative abilities. We are responsible for the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. Every Junior and Senior is invited to this affair; he or she may invite a date of his or her choice. It is expected that this year’s Prom will be one of the best ever given by a Junior Class. In addition to our being responsible for giving the Prom, we are also responsible for the newly created works of a talent and fashion show. Funds obtained from these adventures were used to help sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. Other fund rais- ing activities were bake and zodiac T-shirt sales. We were successful in all of our sponsored activities. Our personality traits point to the direction of success. A good example of this are the numerous Juniors that are in- volved in extracurriculum activities; some of the activities are: cheerleading, majorettes, drillteam, tennis, track, basketball, football, hockey, band. The National Honor Society, College Bound. The 100 Girls Club, and The Human Relations Council. We. as Juniors, are looking forward to even more success in our senior year. We extend our gratitude to our sponsors, Miss Terry Evans and Mr. Earl Jones. Rondalyn Strother Juniors 111 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, SENIORS OF 75 From (L to R) SEATED: Jaelene Irven-President. Alvenia Moore-Vice-President. JoAnn Bruner-Secretary. Kevin Simmons-Sgt at Arms. Donna Riddlespriger-Asst. Secretary, and Kathy Strickland-Treasurer. STANDING Sponsors. Mr. E. Jones and Miss T. Evans. JUNIORS IN ACTION 112 Juniors SOPHOMORE SATISFYING SOPHOMORES . . . Adams. H. Alexander. P Anderson. R. Avery. W. Ballance. E. Banks. J. Bey. A Blanford. P Bledsoe. 0 Blount. R. Brown. A Brown. C. Brown. K. Brown. P. Brown. Q. Bruner. C Buchannan. M. Burkhalter. A. Butler. C Canady. B 114 Sophomores . . OF SEVENTY SIX Carpenter. B Carpenter. J. Clarkson. Y. Clay. T Clayton. L. Clemmons. R. Cline. G. Cobbins, A Coleman. W Coody. S. Cooley. R. Collier. J. Conaway. S Cotton. B. Cullors. V. Dancer. W Davenport. S. Davis. E. Davis. R. Davis. S. Sophomores 115 ONLY TWO YEARS TO GO . . . Dawson. B Dennis. D. Drake. K. Duncan. B Ersery. D Eubanks. S. Farmer. G Faulkner. D Fortune. G. Fritz. L. George. G Gibbs, R Gordon. W Gorman. T. Gragg. S Graham. O. Groves. J. Hardy. B Harris. D Harris. D. M 116 Sophomores ... TO REACH OUR GOAL Harris. S. Harvey. D. Hawthorne. C. Heard. C. Henderson. M Hester. C. High. V Hill. D Howard. Z. Hunter. T. Jackson. C. Jackson. D. Jackson. R. Jackson. V. James. K. James. R. Johnson. A. Johnson. A. C Johnson. M Johnson. V. Sophomores 117 WE’RE STEADILY TRUCKIN’ . . . Jones. A Jones. C D Jones. C K. Jones. E. Jones. L. Jones. M Jones. V. Judie. D Kelley. P King. A King. M King. R LaRue. J. Lemmons. J. Lewis. D. Lewis. K. Lewis. S. Love. D. Love. R Luke. M ♦ 118 Sophomores . . . AND WE AIN’T SHUCKIN’ Marshall. M Martin. D. Martin. M McDaniel. J. McGill. T. McIntosh. E McKinney. C. Melton. M Mickens. P Mills. L. Mitchen. K Moore. A. Moore. J Moorehead. S. Mosely. H Moseley. R. Moten. M Nelson. M Nichols. W Oates. Z. WE'RE GOING TO THE TOP . . . Oden. C. Owens. B Parson. B. Pene. S Perkins. S. Phillips. E. Pitts. D Poison. C. Poison. M Price. L Proctor. T. Purnell. L. Reynolds. D. Rhynes. R. Riddey, D Roberson. M. Rogers. M. Ross. C. L. Ross. D. C. Ross. M 120 Sophomores . . . AND WE CAN’T BE STOPPED Rue. C. Russell. F Siggal. S Simmons. S. Smith. M Starr. S. Stokes. C. Taylor. A Temple. T. Thomas. C. Thomas. T. Turner. L. Veal. A. Wamright. T. Walker. A Walker. E. Walker. P. Watkins. E. West. K. Williams. A Sophomores 121 WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN Williams, B Williams. I. Williams. J. Williams. L. Williams. P Williams. R Wilson. T Winser. L. Woodard. M. Worley. P Cooley. D. Green. R. Evans. G. Riley. H. McGee. B Walker. E. Warren. J. 122 Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Cleo Washington Sponsor OFFICERS SITTING (L to R): Cheryl Pol son-Secretary, Ernest Jones-President. Vera Johnson-Vice. President. STANDING (L to R): Alfred More- Sgt-At-Arms. Michael Luke-Treasurer, Angela Burhalter-Asst Secretary. Rupert James-Sgt-At-Arms. Sophomores 123 SOPHOMORE PERSONALITIES Tommy Thomas. Renee Rollins Murray Woodard. Loretta Wln-zer Lawana Clayton. Thomas Proctor Donna Judie. Elmer Watkins Stacy Simmons. Clifford Brown Mary Johnson. Michael Luke 124 Sophomores SPIRIT OF In the past year the present Sophomore class has been Instrumental in generating a sense of school spirit and pride that has truly set a prece- dent at Manual High School. Our activities and achievements began during the latter part of our freshman year with the election of class officers. At that time we were neophytes beginning a journey that would encompass four years. The definition of school spirit and pride was quite vague. This years' activities have helped clarify that definition. We have found through working as a unit what spirit and pride are about. We have organized and sponsored such activities as a Christmas party, a trip to Six Flags Over Mid-America and to earn money for ourselves we worked in the concession stands at the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. Indeed our scene has changed. Our energies have not been channeled toward enjoyment entirely. We are proud to have one of the best academic records in Manual High. We have a total class membership of one-hundred fifty students thirty- one of which are honor students. Our goal is to have no less than fifty honor graduates our senior year. We, also, have outstanding sophomore participation in the athletic programs and other school sponsored organizations. We, as a class, feel we owe much of our success and new insights to our sponsor, Mr. Cleo V. Washington. We would like to thank him and let him know that the spirit of 76 will Keep on Truckin'!! Letitia Mills Ernest Jones. Shelia Siggal. Angela Burkehalter Michael Poison Lindsey Jones. Patricia Worley. Anita Taylor Ernest Jones Sophomores 125 SOPHOMORE MACHINES 126 Sophomores Sophomores 127 MAN UAL IN ACTION 128 Class at work Thinking Hard FRESHMAN WE KEEP GETTIN’ Adams. T. Alexander. V. Anderson. N. Armstrong. C. Bagby. M Ballance. H Ballom. W. Banks. T. Belton. C. Blackburn, S. Bradley. D. Bradshaw. C. Bridgewater. S. Brown. D. Brown. R. Brown. S. Bynum. H. Bushnell. G Caffey. M Cahill. M 130 Freshman . AND GETTIN’ DOWN TO THE BONE Callegari. H. Carter. D Carter. R Christian. S. Clark. 0. Clark. G. Clayton. J Coker. B Coleman. H. Coleman. M Coleman. V. Collier. R Collier. S. Collins. T. Conner. J. Coody. S Cubit. W Cravens. M Cravens. N Criswell. C. Freshman 131 WE STRIVE TO WIN . . . 0 Crocket. R. Daggs. K. Dean. E. Dean. T. Denkins. Diamond. M Dickens. G. Dooley. A. Dowdy. J. Ealey. G. Ellis. W England. F Eubanks. J. Estell. S. Fair. C. Fiddler. K. Ford. G. Ford. W. Fortune. B Fortune. C. 132 Freshman AS WE JUST BEGIN Franklin. P Franklin, R Freeman. C. Gibson. R Goodwin, T. Green. S. Greer. A Griddine. T. Grigsby. V. Groves. N Haislip. B Hall. G Hamilton. F Hampton. R. Hankins. T Hanson. A. Harrel. T. Harris. D Haskins. B. Henderson. S. Freshman 133 WE’LL KEEP ON PUSH IN’ . . . Hendrix. R Hendrix. R Hill. E Hill, J. Hill. K. Hill. J. Hill. R Hines. 0. Hinton. E. Holiday. R. Hopson. J. Howard. G. Howard. T. Howard. K. Hubler. V. Hudson. G. Hunter. F. Hunter. J. Jackson. D. Jackson. D. 134 Freshman THERE’S NO NEED IN BUSHIN’ Jackson. L. Jackson. M Jackson. S. James. E. Johnson. C. Johnson. G. Johnson. R. Johnson. R. Jones. D. Jones. G. Jones. M Jones. T. Jones. W Joyner. M Judie. W Kimble. S. King. A. King. K. King. W Kirkland. R Freshman 135 ONL Y TIME WILL TELL . . . Lansky, F. Lee. Q Lewis. D. Lewis. T. Littlejohn, J. Long. R Marshall. A McDaniel. M. McIntosh. N. McLemar. D. Medina. R. Miller. F. Mills. T. Minor. B. Monroe. T. Moorehead. L. Morgan. T. Murray. L. Nevels. S Northcutt. B 136 Freshman . . WHO WILL MAKE IT Oates. R. Payne. C. Piersey. Z Price. D. Price. M. Rames. A. Ralls. B Ransom. B Ransom. J. Richardson. F. Riley. R. Roarrs. D. Robinson. C. Robinson. L. Rock. J. Rolland. R. Saith. S. Sander. R. Saxton. M Sayles. R Freshman 137 WE START TO BUILD OUR NEST . . . Scaggs. G. Shelby. M Shobe. G. Simmons. M Slater. L. Slater. W. Smith. M Spencer. R Stephenson. K. Stone. D Strickland. T. Strong. C. Strozter. C. Taylor. D. Taylor. R Thomas. M Thomas. Y. Thomas. Y. M Thompson. D Cummings. C. 138 Freshman ... SO THAT WE CAN BE THE BEST Thurman. T. Tibbs. B Townsend. F. Trotter. S. Turner. W Upshaw. L. Vann. A. Veal. P Vick. D. Wamwright. A. Walker. E. Wallace. E. Ward. E Washington. C. Washington. S Weatheriand. P Weaver. L White. A White. G. White. K Freshman 139 AS WE CLIMB TOWARD SUCCESS Willard. 0. Willard. J. Williams. C. Williams. E. Williams. E. Williams. F. Williamson. T. Wilson. K. Wilson. M Wilson. R. Woodson. G. Wright. C. Wyatt. K. Yates. I. Yates. S. Birch. L. Clarke. R. Downton. R James. R. Holmes. C. 140 Freshman . . WE SEEK LIFE’S BEST Lewis. B Lewis. D. Liggins. R. Merritt. R. Mitchell. M Poison. H. Simmons. M Spencer. G. Smith. T. Wilson. J. Williams. T. Williams. V. Freshman 141 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SITTING (L to R) Bamta Ralls-President Amelia Wainright- Vice. President STANDING (L to R) Lattie Upshaw-Secretary Jamestta Hill-Treasurer Quinthella Lee-Sergeant At-Arms SPONSOR Mr Sidney Tate “WE STRIVE TOWARD SUCCESS. “The essence of success is, that it is never necessary to think of a new idea oneself. It is far better to wait until somebody else does it, and then to copy him in every detail except his mistakes. 142 EIGHTH GRADE Adams. B Adams. M Adams. M Adams. S. Albritten. L. Alexander. D. Allen, G. Allen. P Allen. R. Ammons. W. Anderson. T. Armstrong. L. Askew. S. Atkins. G. Austin. M Ausler. S. Bailey. D Bailey. L. Bailey. K. Banks. P Barber. A Barnes. D Barnes. M Bass. I. Bates. W Battec. R. Battec. S. Bausby. H Bentley. G Berry. J. Biggins. T. Blackwell. T. Blair. Z. Blake. V. Blount. H. Bonds. L. Bonds. R Bostic. E. Boyd. R. Boyd. T. Boyd. T. Bradley. D. THE BIG EIGHT 9+8 144 Eighth Grade N UMERO uno Bradley. J. Bravo. E. Brooks. C. Brown. A. Brown. C. Brown. D Brown. J. Brown. N. Brown. P Brown. P Brown. T. Bruce. C. Bryant. J. Burris. M Burter. T. Brtler. S. Bynun. C. Cal. J. Calston. 0. Cannady. 0. Carpenter, S. Carr, B Carr. S. Carter. A. Carter. S. Carter. S Cartwright. L. Cason. W. Cason. C. Cheadle. C. Childs. S. Church. D Clark. D Clark. K. Clark. M Clay. C. Clayborn. C Clayton. B Cleaver. D Coates. M. Coleman. J. Collins. J Eighth Grade 145 THE EIGHTH GRADE IS . Conner. P. Cooley. P Cooper. H. Copes. D. Cornelius. S Cornley. W Crawford. H Crawford. L. Criswell. B • Crowley. L. Cullors. M Curns. T. Cury. L. Curry. K. Daniels. B. Darthard. M Davenport. C. Davis. B Davis. C. Davis. L. Davis. R. Davis. R Davis. S. Davis. S Dawkins. D. Dawson. D Dennis. B Dickens. R. Dillard. W Dillehunty. J Dixon, D. Dixon. D. Dixon. S. Doby. W Dooley. R. Douglas. C. Drake. M Dunas. D Dunn. D. Duren. G Dydelle. R Early. E. 146 Eighth Grade WHERE IT IS! Edward. C. Elbert. B Ellingberg. C Ellis. C. Ennis. P Epps. B Ersery. J. Farmer. M Ferguson. P Ferguson. T. Fields. T. Fisher. V. Flowers. K Flowers. M Ford. C. Ford. R Foster. M Foster. M Frances. J. Franklin. P Frazier. K. Fugate. P Fuller. D Fuller. T. Gant. K. Gardner. G Garrett. J Gates. J. Gholston. H. Gilbert. J. Giles. J. Gilyard. A Givban. L. Gossett. M Grady. W Graham. S Gray. J. Greene. M Gunnels. F. Gunnels. W. Hamilton. C. Hamilton. C. Eighth Grade 147 IT’S BEEN FUN Hampton. B Hampton. D. Hampton. K. Hampton. L. Handley. H Handley. J. Hanoy. N. Hardin. J. Harris. B Harris. D. Harris. H. Harris. K. Harrison. M Haynes. J. Haynes. K. Hayes. S. Henderson. J. Henderson. M Henderson. R. Henderson. S Henry. D. Henry. M Hickman. N Hill. C. Hill. K. Hill. S. Hishaw. M Holcomb. D. Hollins. S. Holmes. P Holmes. V. Holoman. R. Hooks. T. Hoskins. W Hause. K. Hubbard. J. Huddleston. D Hudson. M. Hudson. J. Hudson. M. Hudson. S. Hughes. H. 148 . . . WE’VE JUST BEGUN Hunt. R. Hunter. B Hunter. L. Hutchinson. Isaac. S Jackson. A. Jackson. B Jackson. C. Jackson. L. Jacoway. B Jacoway. J. James. C. James. J. James. M Jeffries. C. Jenkins. J. Jenkins. R Jiles. J Jummerson. P. Johns. M Jones. F. Jones. J. Johnson. A. Johnson. A Johnson. B Johnson. C. Johnson. D Johnson. D. Johnson. E. Johnson. G. Johnson. J. Johnson. K. Johnson. N. Johnson. P Johnson. R. Johnson. R. Johnson. R. Johnson. S. Johnson. S. Johnson. W Johnson. W. Jolly. V. Eighth Grade 149 WE DON’T MESS AROUND Y’ALL . . Jones, A Jones. C. Jones. D Jones. D. Jones. D Jones. D Jones. E. Jones. E. Jones. K Jones. L. Jones. L. Jones. L. Jones. M Jones. M Jones. N. Jones. P Jones. R. Jones. R. Jordan. J. Kearney. A Keeling. J. Kelley. H. Kelley. P Kelley. T. Kimborough. J. King. A. King. S. Kirkwood. A. Kirkland. J. Knight. S. Knox. K. Ladd. S. LaMaster. C. Lang. K. Lawrence. B. Lee. C. Lee. H. Levels. D Lewis. C. Lewis. J. Lewis. J. Lewis. K. 150 Eighth Grade ... WE DON’T MESS Lewis. P. Liggins. C Long. J. Long. L. Long. M Lora. P. Love. T. Luke. K. Madden. R Malone. T. MarKray. L Martin. G. Martin. J. Mason. M. Mathews. G Matthews. G. May weather B Mebane. J. Mede. D Miller. R. Minor. S. Mitchell. D. Mitchell. S. Mitchell. W Mobley. C. MonDaine. S. Monroe. W Moore. A. Moore. B Moore. C. Moore. C. Moore. J. Moore. K. Moore. R. Morgan. F Morris. L. Morris. R. Mosley. R. Murphy. H. Murphy. H. Murphy. L. Murphy. R. Eighth Grade 151 DON’T MEAN A THING . . Murray. I. McBride. C. McAlester. A. McConnell. H. McDaniels. L. McDaniel. R McGaugh. A. McGee. A. McGill. J. McGill. P. McKinney. L. McKinney. R McKinzie. K Nave. S. Nelson. D. Nelson. J. Nero. D Netters. F. Newton. E. Nicholson. M Noland. A. Nooner. O. Norman. C. Norman. D. Nugent. F. Nunn. E. Obie. S. Owens. A. Owens. B Owens. S Owsley. K. Palmer. M Parker. D. Parker. R Parks. A. Parris. H. Pearson. M Pegries. F. Perie. R. Peterson. L. Pettit. S. Phillips. J. 152 Eighth Grade CAUSE WE’VE DONE OUR THING Phillips. J. Porter. C. Porter. R Powell. R. Powell. R. Powell. T. Powls. G. Preston. G. Price. E. Price. J. Price. P Proctor. V. Quincy. L. Randle. V. Ray. T. Reagans. M Rice. D Richardson. B Richardson. Richardson. Riley. C. Riley. C. Riley. S. Roberson. B. Roberson. J. Robinson. D Robinson. F. Robinson. L. Robinson. L. Roby. J. Roby. T Rodgers. A Rosborough. R. Rose. P Ross. T. Ruffin. D. Safence. D Samuels. E. Sanders. E. Sanders. B Scott. R. Scott. L. Eighth Grade 153 $ P DOING THE DO .. . Scruggs. B Seward. D. Shaffer. R. Sharp. D. Shaw. J. Shelby. B Shells. A Shephard. C. Shirley. K. Siggai. C. Silas. S. Simmon. K. Simmons. T. Sims. M. Simms. P Simonton. E. Slayden. G. Smalls. B. Smith. L. Smith. L. Smith. M Smith. M Smith. R. Smith. T. Smith. T. Spencer. D Spencer. J. Spencer. K. Spencer. M. Spiller. L. Stevenson. D Stewart. J. Stines. J. Stokes. E. Strickland. B Strickland. D. Strong. R. Strother. C. Strother. W Talbert. T. Tanner. C. Tanner. S. 154 Eighth Grade . . . FOR US AND OUR SCHOOL Taylor. C. Taylor. C. Taylor. C. Taylor. E Taylor. E. Terry. D. Thomas. R. Thomas. T. Thompson. H Thompson. J. Thompson. J. Thornton. S. Thurman. K Thurston. D Timely. S. Toiefree. A Towery. D. Townes. L. Townsend. D. Trotter. S. Turner. A. Turrentine. P Vaden. D Valentine. M Varner. A. Vick. A. Vick. C. Virgil. J. Walker. C. Wallace. S Ward. R Washington. G. Washington. J. Waston. R. Waston. R Waston. W Waston. Z Weld. M West. A. West. E. White. B White. B Eighth Grade 155 THE LAST OF THE MANUAL MACHINE White. D. White. E. White. G. White. P. White. P White. S. Wilborn. P. Williams. C. Williams. E. Williams. J. Williams. K. Williams. K. Williams. K. Williams. L. Williams. M Williams. M Williams. S. Williams. S. Williams. S. Williams. S. Williams. A Wilson. C. Wilson. C. Wilson. F Winston. B. Woodard. K. Woods. J. Woodson. R Woodward. J. Wright. K. Wright. V. Wyatt. G. Young. C. Young. C. Young. G. Young. R Young. R. Young. R. 156 Eighth Grade R.O.T.C. STAFF STANDING TALL AND PROUD FRONT Left Major Mason. Right S.A.I. Milow. FIRST ROW Capt. Flecther. Second Lt Williams. Second Lt. Allbritton. Se cond Lt. Moore. Capt Wagner SECOND ROW Second Lt. Thurman S Maj. Nelson. First Lt. Turner. First Lt Fields R.O.T.C. 157 RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS FRONT Second Lt. Anderson. FIRST ROW (L to R) Sgt. Jones. Sgt Anderson. Pfc. McGill. Pfc Younger SECOND ROW to R) Sgt Murray Pfc. Turner. Pfc. Soil. THIRD ROW (L to R) Pfc. Sallard. Pfc. Woodard. Pfc Gorman. (L FRONT Left First Lt. Turner. SSG Woodard. SSG Mills FIRST ROW (L to R) Sgt. Allen. Sgt Bradshaw. Pfc. Dixon Pvt Atkins. SECOND ROW (L to R) Sgt. Dowdy. Pfc. Cole. Pfc. Williams. Maj. Wagner THIRD ROW (L to R) CdI Gilbert Pfc Bailey. Pfc Cox 158 R.O.T.C. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS FRONT-Second Lt. Poole. FIRST ROW (L to R) Sfc. Wilson. Sgt. Dixon. Pfc. Ashely. Pfc. Miller SECOND ROW (L to R) CpI. Anderson. Pfc Seward. Pfc. Thompson. THIRD ROW (L to R) SSG Faulkner. Pfc Gorman. Pfc. Williams. Pvt Dumas. FRONT Lett SSG Mills. RIGHT First Lt. Turner FIRST ROW (L to R) Sgt Cline. Sgt Obie. CpI Richardson. Pfc Martin. Cpc Thurman SECOND ROW (L to R) CpI Tolbert. Pfc. Obie. Pvt Moorehead THIRD ROW (L to R) Pfc Lasley. CpI Bailey. Pfc Ford R.O.T.C. 159 160 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND CREDITS “Get action. Do things; be sane, don’t fritter away your time; create, act, take a place wherever you are and be somebody; get action. LOWELL JONES AND MARK PLEDGER- NO. I AND NO. 2 IN CLASS ANDERSON. LUTHER R Football 1.2. Track 1.2.3. ROTC 1 4; Letters, medal� , ribbons, certificates -B- BARKER. DeLECE R Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Co-captam; Sophomore Executive Board; Junior Prom Committee Senior Class Treasurer. Human Relations Council 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Var- sity Cheerleader Captam. College Bound Students 3.4. Honor Roll 2.3.4. Ribbons, cer- tificates. trophies BECK. THOMAS A IV Concert and Marching Band 1-4. One of Most Valuable Bandsmpn BREWSTER. SYLVESTER T. Junior Class Reporter Upward-Bound Program 3 BROWN. JOHN Basketball 1-4. Football 1-4. Tenm 1.2.3. Junior Class Executive Board. Most Valuable Tennis Player Award 3. BROWN TRESSIE M Hockey Team 1-4; Hall Monitor 1-3. -C- COODY. ALICE M Freshman Class Secretary; Pep Club 2. Hall Monitor 2; Sophomore Class Vice- President CURRY. CHONITA M Pep Club 1; Intramurals 2.3; Drill Team 2.3.4; Speech and Drama Club 3; College Bound Student 3. Sec-Treasurer 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Graduation Committee 4 Broader Education Student-Teaching Program 4; Honor Roll 2.3.4 -D- DACTORE. ENA National Honor Society 3.4. College Bound Students 3.4 DAVIS. NORMAN A Track 1.2. Football 1; Choir 1-4; COE 4 Asst -Secretary Senior Class. National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3.4, University Women s Club GREER. MARILYN D. Secretary-Student Council 2. Drill Team Captain 2; Intramural� 2. Junior Achievement 2. Pep Club 2.3; College Bound Students-President 3; Hall Monitor 1.2; Junior Executive Committee. National Honor Society 3; Manuahte Yearbook Queen 3 -H HAMILTON. FRANCES R Pep Club. 2.3. Speech and Drama Club 3. Concert Choir 1-4. Newspaper Staff 3; College Bound Students 3; Hall Monitor 1.2; Junior Executive Committee. Senior Graduation Committee HARPER. RYCKEY A Football 1-4. Basketball 2; Cardinal Hi-Y Club 2.3; Junior Executive Committee Senior Cabinet DAVIS. PAMELA E Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2.3; Junior Executive Committee Basketball Queen 1; Basketball Princess-Varsity 1. DAVIS. SYLVESTER L. Basketball 1-4. Sophomore Executive Committee. Track 3; Trophies-1. Most Valuable Player 3. DEAN YOLANDA 0. Human Relations Council 2.3.4. Intramurals 2. College Bound Students-Secretary 3; Speech and Drama Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2.3. Pep Club 2. Choir 1. Junior Executive Committee. Hall Monitor 1.2; Senior Cabinet. National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Football First Princess 4 DOUGLAS BRENDA K. Student Council 1.2.3; Yearbook Staff 1; Hall Monitor 1.2.3. Pep Club 2; Junior Executive Committee. National Honor Society 3.4. College Bound Student-Sgt at-Arms 3. Varsity Cheerleader 3 Basketball Queen 2. ROTC. Queen 4 -E- HEARD. TOMMY Basketball 3.4. Football 3.4. HENDERSON. PAMELA E. Majorette 1.2.3 A 4-Capiam. Student Council 2; Softball Team 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 2. Homecoming Football Queen 4. HUBERT BRUCE K Basketball 3.4; Most Valuable Player 2 -J- JACKSON GEORGE E Junior Optimist 2.3.4. Golf Team 2 JACKSON. PHYLLIS L Pep Club Secretary 3. Drill Team 3. Softball Team 1; Speech and Drama Club 3; Choir 2; National Honor Society 3. Treasurer Junior Class Treasurer Student Council 3; College Bound Students 3. Senior Cabinet. EDWARDS. MILTON E Football 1 Marching and Concert Band 1.2.3 Drum-Major 4. Junior Optimist 3. Track 1; Senior Assembly Committee trophies, certificates medais-Band -F- FIELDS. CLAUDE T R O T.C. 1 4 -G- JOHNSON. CLAY Basketball 1-4; Classroom Representative 1; Junior Executive Board. Letter mart 3.4. All Metro. All State All District-Basketball 3 JONES. LOWELL D. Human Relations Council 1. Sec -Treasurer 2. Chairman 3.4; Concert and Marching Band 1.2; Honor Roll 1-4; All School Play 2. Speech and Drama Club 3; Junior Executive Committee. College Bound Students 3. President 4. Senior Class President. National Honor Society 3.4. Library Aide 4. Band Announcer 3.4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Tn-Hi-Y-3. Junior Achievement 2. Outstanding Teenagers of America 3; Superintendent s advisory Council 4 GARLINGTON. ELMO M Basketball 1-4. Senior Cabinet. Junior Executive Committee Senior Assembly Com- mittee. Awards-BasketbaH GEE JAMES Basketball 1.2. Football 1.2. Concert Choir 1-4. Track 3; Letters, trophies, certificates GIBSON. DEVORAH J JUDIE. MICHAEL A Track 1; Football 1. Vocal Music Choir 1-4. Junior Optimist 3 -l- LEE. PATRICIA A DnllTeam 2.3.4 Yearbook Staff 2. Choir 2 Pep Club 1.2; Dramatics Club 4. Speech and Drama Club 3; Upward Bound Program 3.4 -M- MARTIN. frank e Band 1-4. Football 1, Swimming Team 2 McOANIEL. CAROL D Intramural� 1; Pep Club-Secretary 3. Speech and Drama Club 3. College Bound Students 3. Newspaper Staff 3 Junior Executive Committee. Drill Team Captam 3. Graduation Committee McDowell, pearlie m Cheerleader 1; Drill Team 2. Pep Club 2. Hall Monitor 2.3. Maiorette 4. Second Princess- Basketball 4 MILLER PHYLLIS M. Maiorette 1.2 Pep Club 3. Homeroom Representative 1 MOORE. MARILYN R Majorette 1.2: Drum Majorette 2; Sophomore-Class Sgt -at-Arms; Pep Club President 3; Freshman Class Treasurer. TIVIS. LATONNIA A Pep Club 2.3. Speech and Drama Club 3. Drill Team 3 MOSBY JACQUELYN L intramurals 1 College Bound Students 3 Newspaper Staff 3. Yearbook Staff 3. Hail Monitor 1.2. Concert Choir 1-4. Sophomore Executive Committee. Chairman-Semor Assembly Committee -V- VANOY. FRANK L Football 3.4 Track 3. Concert Choir 2.3.4 Cardinal Hy-Y Club 3.4; Letterman NELSON. JOYCE E intramurals 2.3. Pep Club 2: Upward Bound 3. Newspaper Staff 4 Broader Education Student-Teaching Program 4. College Bound Student 4 MASON GREGORY D Football 1.2: Swimming Team 1. R O T C. 1-4 Track Team 3. Honor Roll Manualite Prince 3 -P- -W- WAINRlGHT REGINALD D Manualite Yearbook King 1. Junior Achievement 1. Han Monitor 1.2.3: Human Relations _ . . . . a. _ _ . i...:.. 1 f O VoarhAnti S!A f s WASHINGTON. DELORES L Drill Team 3 PARKER. HERBERT Football 1-4, Track 2.3. Junior Executive Committee Cardinal Hi-Y Club 1-4; Senior Class-Sgt -at-Arms. Swimming Team 1. PETERS. CAROL G Assistant-Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3. WHITE. MARIO M Football 1. Concert and Marching Band 1-4 WILLIAMS DARLENE L Pep Club 1. Hall Monito- 2; Honor Roll 2. Newspaper Staff 4 WILLIAMS. GRACIE L „ College Bound Students 3. Softball Team 1. Speech and Drama Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3. Choir 2.3.4 Pep Club 3. Jumor Executive Committee Sophomore Executive Com- mittee. Senior Graduation Committee-Chairman Hall Monitor 2 WORLEY, ALICE M „ . .. ________ Pep Club 2 Drill Team 2. Honor Roll 1-4 Senior Class Secretary Junior Achievement 4 National Honor Society 3.4; Sophomore Executive Board; Junior Executive Committee One Hundred Girls Club; College Bound Students Vice-President Junior Class TrAuurfii. nAorh anri Drama Club 3 Hall Monitor 3.4 WORLEY CYNTHIA M _ Pep Club. 1-4. Speech and Drama Club 3. Hockey Team 1.2.3. Track Team 3. Junior Achievement 2.3.4. Drill Team 2; Graduation Committee Junior Executive Committee; Intramurals 1.2.3 WYATT JAMES E Football 1-4. Sophomore Executive Committee Junior Executive Committee PRICE. CHARLOTTE K Pep Club 1. Hall Monitor 2. College Bound Students 4 -R- RAMSEY. SHARON R Choir 1-4. Vice-President-Freshman Class. Treasurer-Sophomore Class. Manualite Yearbook Queen 2. Junior Executive Committee. Student Council 3. Yearbook Staff 3: Hall Monitor 2; Honor Roll 2.3.4 RELIFORD. KERMIT V. Football 2.3: Track 2.3 REYNOLDS. RENE D Sgt.-at-Arms-Freshman Class. Football 1-4: Track 1-4. RHODES. MARCELLUS A Track 1.2; Student Council 1; Band 1. Yearbook Staff 2.3; First Prince-Yearbook Staff 2. -S- SIMMONS. KENNETH C Student Council 3. Senior Class-First Vice-President; National Honor Society 3.4. Honor Roll t-4 SIMMONS REGINA B. Maiorette 1.2. Choir 1-4; College Bound Students 3; Intramurals 3. Hall Monitor 2.3 Pep Club 1; Senior Assembly Committee. Honor Roll 2. SMITH. RHONDA F Pep Club 2.3; Drill Team 2.3; Maiorette-President 3.4. First Basketball Princess 3; Honor Roll 2. Basketball Homecoming Queen 4 STRICKLAND. MARSHA Y Hockey Team 1.2. Classroom Representative 1. Pep Club 2 .Drill Team 2. Student Coun- cil 2. Sophomore Class Representative Cheerleader 3.4. Human Relations Council 2. Sec -Treasurer 3.4. Junior Executive Board. One-Hundred Girls Club 3.4; President- National Honor Society Senior Class-Second Vice-President Honor Roil 1-4 -T- TAYLOR. SHELIA G Drill Team 2. Pep Club 2. Hall Monitor 3 THOMAS. FREDA A Choir 3.4; Speech and Drama Club 3; Tn-Hi-Y Club 3. Senior Assembly Committee 4 TIMLEY. DONNA L Drill Team 2. Pep Club 2. College Bound Students 3. Hall Monitor 1.2. Yearbook Staff 3. Newspaper Staff 4 FACULTY SUMMARIES Bardwell, Helen G.-Counselor B.A Lincoln University. M.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City. Belcher. Rebecca J.-Instructor of English B.A Olivet Nazarene College Belt. Peggy S.-Instructor of Art B.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City. Blount. Tomalee-lnstructor of Commercial Business B.S. of Business Education at Eastern Michigan University. Brown. Gloria D.-Instructor of Business Education B.S. Arkansas A.M.N. in Pine Bluff Brown. William J.-Instructor of Social Studies A. B Rockhurst Cameron. Dorothy L.-Counselor B. S. Avila College. M S -M A. Central Missouri State College Carlisle. Etta A -Instructor of Speech and Drama M.A. Equivalent; Earlham College. Iowa University and U.M.K.C. Caruthers. Paullyn G.-Instructor of Home Economics B.S. Lane College at Jackson. Tennessee. M.A. University of Missouri Cummins. Jack P.-Instructor of Science B.S.. M S.; Ed. Sp Central Missouri State Davenport. Nadine W -Instructor of Mathematics B.S. Agricultural. Mechanical, and Normal College at Pine Bluff Arkansas. M.A. Univer- sity of Detroit Davis. Audrey T.-Instructor of Industrial Arts B.S. Agricultural. Mechanical, and Normal College in Pine Bluff Arkansas Davolt. James E.-Instructor of Social Studies B.S.E..-M.S.E. Central Missouri State University Dilley. Oliver C.-Instructor of Social Studies A.B McPherson College. M.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City 162 Dillinger, Margaret M.-Instructor of Mathematics B.S Kansas State University Hardy. William T.-Instructor of Social Studies B.A University of Missouri at Kansas City Hoppert. Edwin A -Instructor of English B.S. Southern Illinois. M S. Central Missouri State Ingram. Karen A.-Counselor B S.-M A. University of Missouri at Kansas City Johnson. Milton H.-Administration B.S. Arkansas A.M. N., M S. Central Missouri State University Kelson. Mary M.-Instructor of Spanish A B . M S. University of Kansas (Lawrence) Kolen. Bobby L.-Instructor of Physical Education B.S. Arkansas AM N.. MS Central Missouri State College Lisook. Nancy P.-Instructor of English and Speech B.S. Pennsylvania State University Madison. William A.-Instructor of Physical Education B.S. Lincoln University. Jefferson City. Mo. McCalla. C-harles L.-Instructor of Mathematics B.S, Old Dominion University McGee. Elaine A.-Department of Home Economics B.S. Vocational Home Economics and Cen- tral Missouri State McGee. Larry L.-Department of Physical Education B.S. Langston University (Langston, Oklahoma) Myers. Judith A.-Counselor B.S. Ed., M.A. Ed. University of North Carolina Paschali. Susan A.-Department of Special Education B.S. Elementary Education Special Ed.. Murray State University. Murray Kentucky Perroni. Frank J.-Instructor of English M.A. English. Fordham University. Bronx. NY. Pierce. Anna E.-lnstructor of English B A Lincoln University. M.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City Russell. Edgar C.-Counselor A. B William Jewell. M.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City Schelbar. Bonnie J.-lnstructor of Art B. A. University of Missouri at Kansas City Shanklin. Ben W.-Department of Music B A M Mus Lift., K.U., Lawrence. Ks.. University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Michigan Simms. Clyde W -Instructor of Social Studies B S. Bishop College Smith. Kenneth L.-lnstructor of C.O.E. B S in Ed. Central Missouri State University. Master in Ed. University of Missouri. Colum- bia Stocco. James B.-Instructor of Industrial Arts B S. University of Minnesota Tate. Sidney E.-lnstructor of Social Studies B A -M.A. Oklahoma State University Taylor. Michal R.-Instructor of Art B A University of Kansas Voitenko. Mary E.-Department of Physical Education B S. Central Missouri State University Washington. Cleo V.-Instructor of Mathematics B S. Arkansas A.M. N. College Washington. Vivian L -Department of Music B.S. Kansas State Teachers College Em- porea Kansas. M.A. Columbia University New York Weber. Frank-lnstructor of English A. B. William Jewell College. M.A. University of Missouri. Columbia Young. Jerry L.-Industrial Arts B. S. University of Missouri. Columbia ANSWERS TO “WOULD YOU BELIEVE Pages 28-29 1. ) Mary Kelso 2. ) Frank Weber 3. ) Debbie Kinniston 4. ) Ben Shanklin 5. ) Gertude Bardwell 6. ) Paullyn Caruthers 7. ) Raymond Meadows 8. ) Lawrence Swisher 9.) Cleo Washington 10. ) Mila Banks 11. ) A. O. Johnson 12. ) James Roberts 13. ) Louis Mitchell 14. ) Vivian Washington 15. ) Larry McGee 16. ) Miranda Madison 163 THE END NOW GO BACK AND ENJOY IT AGAIN m WALSWORTH Marrrliar Mo I S A m WALSWORTH M«rctl� n , M ., u.S.A.