Mason County High School - Ma Co Hi Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

MA CO HI VOLUME 14 MASON CO. HIGH SCHOOL Route One Maysville, Kentucky 41056 In finding a theme for this year’s MaCoHi, we decided to look around to find the one thing that most typified the school year. We believe we found that one thing all around us: that one thing being Change. Some found it hard to adjust to the endless change. Oth- ers welcomed changes with opened arms. Everyone felt it, and everyone changed because of it. The following pages picture only a handful of the changes that took place. We haven't room for them all. The most noticeable change was that of our new 'chief executive', Mr. John Branson. Mr. Branson was principal at Bardstown High last year before moving to Mason County. Mr. Jack Herlihy is our new assistant principal. Mr. Herlihy taught at the Mason County Middle School last year. The music department continued its development to include a marching band. The fifty-piece band received a rating of Excellent at the Kentucky Music Association's marching festival at Morehead. The chiefs - Mr. Branson and Mr. Herlihy. 2 This year was the first for Mason County's Marching Band. Louie Neff finds handling tickets much easier than money for lunches. Not only were tickets found in the lunchroom but at the concession stands as well. Lunch tickets? Concession tickets? Unheard of right? Wrong! These new forms of currency have made handling money much easier. Parking permits were a necessity for those who drove. Mrs. Mains collecting a lunch ticket from Mary Wood. 3 The most progressive scholastic change took place in the home economics department where Family Living, a class designed tp help students to be more independent, was intro- duced. The class took numerous field trips including a trip to Eastern State Hospital, The Lexington Narcotics Hospital, and Clopay Corporation of Augusta. One of the most significant changes took place within the faculty with eleven new teachers being hired. This has been the largest number of changes in the faculty in the school's history. So this is who Mickey Lang is dating! Washington Methodist Church. Mike Ravencraft - the Betty Crocker of tomorrow? 4 These are the new additions to the Mason County High faculty. This year's senior trip was moved from Wash- ington, D.C., to Williamsburg, Virginia. The students had expressed their discontent with trav- eling to Washington annually, so the above change was made. For the first time ever, a student council was formed at Mason County. The Council consisted of two students from each homeroom with Ann Wood presiding over the meetings. The Council had many involved discussions over school poli- cies . The Student Council helped to further the education of its members as well as its advisors. This year the seniors voted on where to go for the senior trip. President Ann Wood, calling a Student Council meeting to order. 5 This year, the student dress code was more relaxed than in the past. Girls wore jeans and boys allowed their hair to grow, which helped to create a more relaxing atmosphere for the students, if not the fac- ulty. The students were blessed with an 'after hours’ soft drink machine, which was a favorite meeting place after school. Judy Love and Kim Bramel stopped for a rest on our new Coke machine. What once was a crime is now legal concerning girls' jeans. Jeff McKeehan is shown exercising his rights con- cerning the dress code. 6 The Royals took on a new look this year with their style of play and their new uniforms. The flashy blue and white pinstripes and long warm-up pants gave them a professional look. The Royals new looks were also attributed to their new head coach. Mr. Gary Jefferson. Mr. Jefferson had been the assistant coach until his promotion. In his first year of head coaching, Mr. Jefferson was extremely successful, taking his team to the finals of the regional tournament. Mr. Bill Leet was the assistant coach under Mr. Jefferson while also coaching the junior varsity The Royals slaned off year in new uniforms. squad. Last year Mr. Leet coached the freshman team. Coach Bill Leet is shown instructing his Junior Varisity team. Coach Gary Jefferson, giving last minute game plans. Table of Contents: 4 A Breeze? Not what you think . . . Togetherness A Ball? School Is . . . Ups and downs A crippling experience Locker surprises Consoling the freshmen Nostalgia 12 Discipline A friendly disagreement! School Play The first play of the year was David and Lisa, a drama centered around a school for emotionally disturbed teenagers. David, played by Michael Ravencraft, is the only son of wealthy parents and is tortured by his mania against being touched; and Lisa, played by Mindy Bernar- din, is a girl who has never known parental love and has developed a split personality. The play takes place at Berkley School, where they are under the care of Alan Swinford, played by Jim Parker. Also appearing in the play were Carla Whalen, Bill Rice, Teresa Cropper, Linda Coburn, Sandy Wright, Terri Middendorf, Susan Hicker- son, Lesley Reynolds, Terry Carter, Joey Kinney, Mark Tubbesing, David Bashaw, Michelle Jackson, and Kurt Hook. Assisting with directing was Dale Horner. Luanne Kilgus and Ronnie Henson were in charge of production. Proper- ties and backstage crew were handled by Les Haydon, assisted by Kim Miley. Ann Wood served as costume mis- tress. Joe Prather and Kurt Hook ran lighting for the play. Make-up crew consisted of Dottie Brewer, Melissa Turner, Diana Snipes, Kimm Wright, Kim Ormes, Kavin Hamil- ton , and Sharon Johnson. Ushers included Sabrina Osborne, Darrell Ward, Jimmy Estill, Jimmy Dillon, Rick Fegan, Mary Jo Cropper, and Debbie McGee. David and Lisa in the park. Berkley School students. Barbara, Played by Terry Carter, and Dr. Swin- ford. Dr. Swinford and David Director - Miss Barbara Messer 13 The band underwent many changes this year. Now the band is marching and has participated in march- ing contests at Campbell County and Morehead. The Band Boosters Club has initiated a fund-raising drive in order to purchase new uniforms. Money-making projects have included the sale of cosmetics, pop- corn , and cake raffles during home basketball games. Another change is the new director, Mr. Ted Williams, a graduate of Morehead State University, who replaced Miss Wanda Majors. T ■ T The progress chan for the new uniforms Paula Sparks, Diane Bussell, Miss Wanda Majors, and Geno Manley dis- rose after each home ballgame. tributing popcorn. 14 The Mason County High School Concert Choir accepted the invitation extended them by the National Scholarship Foundation to par- ticipate in the Youth and Music Festival in Vienna, Austria, in July. Fifteen choirs were selected from the United States from ninety who were nominated by a panel of outstanding choral directors in the nation. The Choir and Choral parents have been very busy raising funds to make this exciting trip. Included in the money-making projects were: the New-to- You Shop, selling chances on a car, and selling baked goods at home ballgames. Mrs. John Harrison, manager of the shop, and Mrs. Coralie Runyon, showing merchandise to a customer. Steven Carlisle, selling chances on the Vega. The bake sales proved successful at the home ballgames. Opening Game of 10th Region Mason County played host to the 10th Regional Basketball Tournament again this year. The first game saw the Royals Squeeze by Bracken County by the score of 56-54 in overtime. Tony Breeze hit a driving layup with six seconds to go to cap- ture the win. Wayne Ross and Steve Lofton led the Royals in scoring with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Breeze finished with 12 points, followed by Dale Horner with 6, Don Black, and Bill Jackson each with 4, and Greg Murphy with 1 point. The win vaulted Mason County into the semifinals of the tour- nament against Bourbon County. HERE COME THE ROYALS! Determined Dale Horner grabs another rebound for the Roy- als. This rebound belongs to the Royals as Steve Lofton (42) and Wayne Ross (44) surround the basketball. Steve Lofton (42), struggles to gain control of loose ball as Tony Breeze looks on. Senior Trip The Senior Class left on their annual excursion in early May; this time traveling to Williamsburg, Virginia rather than Washington, D.C. The group of 100 was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. William Boggs, Miss Dorothy Forgy, Mrs. Doris Cain, and Mr. Tom Metcalfe. The trip lasted three days and included such sights as Monticello, a cruise on the Hampton Roads Harbor, the Douglas MacArthur Memorial, the Williamsburg Wax Museum, and Colonial Williamsburg itself. Williamsburg was the capitol of Virginia during the Revolutionary War until it was moved to Richmond for defense purposes. The town has been completely restored to its historical state by John D. Rockefeller. Do you remember waiting in the rain to enter Monti- cello? Mr. Metcalfe points out the day's agenda to Joey Kinney. Mass confusion - getting a room key!! 17 Seniors — Williamsburg, Va. Land of the Rising Sun Junior-Senior Prom while crownbearers were Sue Ann Lit- ton and Aric Porter. Refreshments were served by Junior class mothers from a bamboo shack. Also a pan of this hospitality was a tea house where low tables had cushions placed on the floor for the Oriental effect. Music was presented by Bogus of Cincinnati. Cherry blossoms, a stately Buddha, a ricksha and a bamboo shack were a few of the decorations that made the Mason County High School Junior-Senior prom one of memorable beauty as 450 guests assembled at the Mason County Middle School for the event. Vickie Wheeler reigned as queen of the prom and sharing the throne as king was Wayne Ross. Junior attendants were Tina Frey and Mark Cotten, 21 Graduation On May 29th, the 14th annual Commencement Exer- cises were held at Mason County High School with Dr. Adron Doran, President of Morehead State University, giving the address for the 150-member graduating class. The service combined Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Exercises. Dr. Sewell Woodward, Jr., Pastor of the Trinity United Methodist Church, gave the invocation and message. Mr. John Branson, principal, presented special awards and honor students. Mr. John Herlihy and Mr. Charles Straub presented the class and diplomas. Rev. Hosea Davis, Pastor of the Mayslick Baptist Church, gave the benediction. Louie Neff, late for graduation, chooses the wrong direction arrow. (Women?) 22 A last glimpse of the 1974 graduating class. Mickey Lang receives his diploma. Cathy Blevins shakes hands with Mr. Straub while receiving her diploma. Tommy Franklin and Dale Homer hurriedly walk from the gym after graduation exercises. 23 Honor Students and Awards 2 Carla Whalen - Honor Student Kathleen Coiner - Honor Student and Business Ed Award Ann Wood - Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Sharon Allison - Violet Colley - Toy Stewart - Honor Student, English and Mathematics Awards Mark Mitchell - Social Studies Award Melissa Turner - Music Award Bill Rice - Agriculture Award Jackie Berry - D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award ••Debbie McGee, absent when pictures were taken, was an Honor Student and received the Home Economics Award. ORGANIZATIONS Annual Staff Editors - Luanne Kilgus and Carla Whalen The Annual Staff worked constantly the entire school year to publish Volume 14 of MA CO HI. To raise money the staff sold advertisements to local merchants and plastic yearbook covers. A record number of annu- als were sold this school year. Meetings were held before and after school to meet the publisher’s deadline dates. Luanne Kilgus. Editor, and Ann Wood, Photographer, received certificates from the Kentucky High School Press Assoc. honoring them for outstanding service in yearbook production, good citizenship and high schol- arship . Assistant Editors, Debbie Poe and Kim Bramel, attended a Yearbook Workshop, June 16-22, at More- head State University. MA CO HI Staff Co-Editors - Kim Bramel and Debbie Poe Business Managers - Darlene Bramel and Maria Har- rison Copy Editor - Jim Parker Organization Editor - Terry Carter Typist - Kathleen Comer Photographer - Ann Wood 28 Sponsor - MISS JUNE MORRISON Kelli Ruggles and Debbie Poe drawing a page. Newspaper Staff ROYAL PINNACLE Staff Sponsor - MRS. ANN WORTHINGTON The ROYAL PINNACLE has been in existence for eight years. The purpose of the newspaper is to report on the events of the school. Throughout the year the students contributed articles, club reports, and reported on daily school activities to establish a monthly paper. The paper was put together by the staff before being approved and run off by the local news- paper office. The staff takes special pride in its project - the support of an orphan in Taiwan for 7 years. The orphan, Lin Chu-Tan, is now 14 years old. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Rita Fraley - Assignment Editor; Kathy Fields - Business Manager; Jim Parker - Editorial Chief; Debbie Beckett - Editor; Ricky Marshall - Cartoon- ist; and Linda Cobum - Photographer. Together, Mrs. Worthington and Linda Cobum review the paper. Carla Huber hurriedly types a late article. Phillip Varvell and Tee Marshall are shown discuss- ing some business matters. Beverly Kalb and Michelle Jackson look over the staff's .first newspaper. Karen Hitt reports on club activi- tlPC Chess Club Mr. Metcalfe, sponsor, and Barry Brignac prepare to leave for national competition in Atlanta, Georgia. The highlights of the Chess Club for the year were two tournaments and a trip to Atlanta. The first tourna- ment was won by competitors from surrounding coun- ties. At that tournament, Barry Brignac was chosen Mason County’s representative to the Southern Chess Championship held in Atlanta, Georgia. Accompanied by Mr. Tom Metcalfe, their expenses were paid to and from Atlanta, where the club gained much experience through its two ambassadors. The second tournament was held for Mason County High students only and was won by Jim Parker. Other sponsors of the club were Miss Dorothy Forgy, Mr. Den- nis Best, and Mr. Craig Long. 33 Members of the Chess Club enjoy watching a game. Science Club The Mason County Science Club members partici- pated in the Mason County Science Fair held at the Middle School in March and the Northern Kentucky Regional Science Fair held annually at Morehead State University in April. Ricky Marshall, president of the club, presented a paper: ’’The Effects of Nicotine on Female Mice” at a science seminar held in April at Transylvania College. Ricky received a grant from the Kentucky Junior Academy of Science to conduct his experiments with female mice. Also the club sent two delegates to each semi-annual meeting of the K. J. A. S.; the fall meeting was at Bardstown, and the spring meeting was held at Transylvania College. Lex- ington, Kentucky. Ricky Marshall displays his Science Project. 14 Members of the Science Club Co-Ed-Y Ricky Marshall - Vice-President, Jimmy Parker - Chaplain, Paige Vice - Reporter, Mike Raven- craft - President, and Lee Haydon - Treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Melissa Turner - Secretary. Co-Ed-Y held monthly meetings in the Mason County Cafeteria. Club enrollment this year was 48 members and two sponsors, Miss June Morrison and Mr. Tom Metcalfe. Co-Ed-Y sponsored a bus to the Mason County vs. Tates Creek basketball game in Lexington. The club was also responsible for decorating the school cafe- teria during the Christmas season. Several members prepared a skit of It Was The Night Before Christ- mas to perform before the student body. Kelli Ruggles and Kim Bramel attended a Co-Ed-Y Leadership Training Camp during the month of August. 35 Members of Co-Ed-Y Math Club The Math Club added to the spirit of sports at Mason County by selling Mason County Royals T- shirts. Awards were presented at the end of the year to the top math students. The Trigonometry Award went to Ann Wood. Mary Wood received the Algebra I Award, and Wendy Paul received the Algebra II Award. The Geometry Award was received by Alice Stewart. Plans were made to enlarge the club for the next school year. Kathleen Comer - Secretary-Reporter, Carla Whalen - Vice-President, Toy Stewart - Chaplain, Lillie Clark - President, Dale Homer - Treasurer. 36 Members of Math Club Art Club Dena Lindsay displays one of her talents in art. The Mason County Art Club was organized this year for the first time and was sponsored by Mrs. Melinda Hamilton. The club sponsored an art contest in which there were several entries from Mason County. Teachers from Mason County and other schools were the judges for this contest. The members also took pan in an annual an show held at the Mason County Middle School. Melinda Hamilton - Sponsor; Tony Dugan - President; Sharon Hitt - Secretary; Shenie Prather - Vice President; Danny Brown - Reponer. Members of An Club 37 F.T.A. The Mason County Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was sponsored by Mrs. Sharon Mitchell. The club sold Royal booster buttons during the basket- ball games to earn money. In addition to this project the club sponsored a ”50's dance at the Mason County Mid- dle School. During the school year, members of the club served as guides for regional teachers meetings held at the school. At the end of the school year, the club sponsored Caren Crockett as delegate to Girls’ State. F.T.A. OFFICERS ARE; TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billie Gwynn Pyles - Program Chairman; Ann Wood - Reporter; Mike Ravencraft - Vice President; Debbie McNutt - Secretary. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Manning - Trea- surer; Mrs. Sharon Mitchell - Sponsor; Luanne Kilgus - President; Billy Frazier - Chaplain. 38 Members of the F.T.A. Club Debi Striplin decorating the gym. Mike Ravencraft and Karen Tubbesing - At The Hop!! Ricky Preston - Reeling and New fad? No, Les Haydon acting out his initiation. Rocking” 39 F. T. A.'s initiation included these French Club The French Club sponsored several activities this year. In February the club went to Cincinnati to Pizall's French Restaurant and in May they had a picnic at Mrs. Marsha Poe's, their new sponsor. This year for the first time, 24 students, Mrs. Poe, and Miss Forgy went to French-speaking Quebec, Can- ada, during Spring Break. Several money-making activities were held to raise funds for the trip to Que- bec. Raffles were sponsored during Mason Co. ballgames, bake sales were held in downtown Maysville, and the students sold posters. Tickets were sold to the general public for a Pancake Fry in March and a French Dinner was held at the Rotary Club in February. A Mr. Legs contest was held at school with several male teachers as entrants. Mr. Boggs was voted as Mr. Legs. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS, CLOCKWISE, ARE: Leslie Sapp - Reporter: Joan Johnson - President; Robin Roe - Treasurer; Debbie Nygaard - Vice- President and Jacquie Berry - Secretary. 40 Members of the French Club Latin Club The twenty-four members of the Latin Club participated in various activities during the school year. They sold but- tons to boost the basketball team during the basketball season and also sold stationery to raise money. A group of members presented a program to several eighth grade students at the Mason County Middle School. The purpose was to encourage them to sign up for Latin. Three members, Michelle Jackson, Mary Nell Tollner, and Phillip Varvell with the club’s sponsor, Miss Dorothy Forgy, attended the State Latin Club Convention in Louis- ville during the fall. The club had a Saturnalia, a Roman form of Christmas party, and at the end of the school year a cookout and hayride were held at Blue Lick’s State Park. Phillip Varvell - President, Lori Moneyhon - Sec- retary-Treasurer, Mary Nell Tollner and Melissa Smoot - Historians. ABSENT FROM THE PICTURE WERE: Marla Kalb - Vice-President and Cathy Pfeffer - Reporter. Members of the Latin Club 41 F.B.L.A. F. B. L. A., a national organization for young adults enrolled in business programs, is to prepare students to enter the business world and provide experiences that will strengthen and develop the individual. This was the first year for Future Business Leaders of America at Mason County. The club was sponsored by Miss June Morrison, Mrs. Diana Orme, and Mrs. Judith Will- ingham and included 88 charter members. Activities sponsored by the club included a Tom-Wat fund-raising project, collecting for the March of Dimes, scholarship contributions, guest speakers, competitive events, and a banquet at Caproni's. TOP TO BOTTOM: Ricky Marshall - Parlia- mentarian, Larry Robinson - Vice-Presi- dent, Jacquie Berry - President, Lynn Lang - Secretary, Michele Bemardin - Historian, Carolyn Robinson - Reporter, and Paula Fay - Treasurer. 42 Members of 1st F. B. L. A. Chapter at Mason County Jacqueline Berry was chosen as Outstanding F.B.L.A. member by the 1973-74 club members. Twenty-five members attended the Regional F.B.L.A. Meeting at Northern Kentucky State College on April 6 and returned with ten trophies, three runner-up certificates, a third-place award, and a regional officer. SHOWN WITH THEIR AWARDS ARE; FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Beck- ett, Ann Wood, Kathleen Comer, and Sharon Allison. BACK ROW, SAME ORDER: Carolyn Robinson, Jacquie Berry, Anne Doyle, and Pat Moran. ABSENT FROM THE PICTURE IS: Us Haydon. Twelve members attended the State F.B.L.A. Convention in Louisville on April 25, 26, and 27. They returned with the Business Math Championship Team Trophy, first Runner-up to the Spelling Team, and the main door prize - a portable stereo. F.H.A The Future Homemakers of America have participated in many activities this year. Among these were the FFA-FHA parties, Daddy-Date Night, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The club completed many service projects such as the Arthritis and Heart Fund Drives and several school projects. Mrs. Ann S. Por- ter served as advisor for the club. F.H.A. OFFICERS ARE; LEFT COLUMN, FRONT TO BACK: Gale Gudgell, Vicki Wheeler, Debbie Scott, Gina Bisotti, and Susie Prather. MIDDLE COLUMN, SAME ORDER: Jennifer Singleton, Debbie Wheeler, Paige Vice, Rita Fraley, and Billie Pyles. RIGHT COLUMN, FRONT TO BACK: Terry Carter, Sherri Prather, Karen Tubbesing, Debbie McGee and Diane Roberson. 44 Members of F. H. A. Chapter F.H.A. HAD TWO REGIONAL OFFICERS: Paige Vice - Regional Reporter and Terry Carter - Regional President. THE F.H.A. SCHOLARSHIP QUEEN AND COURT ARE AS FOLLOWS: Vicki Wheeler, (Standing) Queen and Mindy Bernardin, Diane Roberson, and Billie GWynne Pyles as Attendants. 45 F.F. A. Sweethearts - Diane Roberson and Sharon Johnson F.H.A. Sweethearts - Ricky Fegan and Dickie Poe 1973-74 F.H.A. STATE DEGREE GIRLS WERE; FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna McGee, Pat Reese, Paige Vice, Luanne Kilgus, Ellen Litzinger. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Hesler, Treba Merrill, Karen Hitt, Sherri Prather, Billie Pyles, Nancy Gillispie, Charlene Cooper. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Fraley, Debbie Nygaard, Jo Retta Mofford, Susan O'Cull, Sharon Hitt, Jennifer Castle, Jonna Lang, and Donna Lang. 46 F.F.A. F.F.A. OFFICERS ARE; BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Gary Lee - 1974-75 Vice-President; Silas Ripato - 1974-75 Secretary; Martin Lowe - 1974-75 Treasurer; Steve Rosser - Reporter; Greg Comer - Trea- surer; Jonathan Griffith - Sentinel. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Fegan - Secretary; Walter Rosser - 1974- 75 President; Bill Rice - President; Mike Mason - Chap- lain; and Pat Fay - Vice-President. During the summer of 1973, members were quite active in Future Farmers of America events. Bill Rice and Pat Fay attended the state convention held June 5-7 in Louisville, Kentucky. All of the F.F.A. officers attended the F.F.A. Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg, Kentucky, during the week of July 16-20. Many members of the chapter entered contests held at the Bluegrass, Germantown, and Kentucky State Fairs, also. The annual F.F.A. banquet was held April 23, 1974, in the school cafeteria. Among the awards given out were: Bill Rice - Star Chapter Farmer; Steve Rosser - Dairy Production; Craig Clarke - Beef Production; Gary Lee - Corn Production; John French - Hay Production; scholarship awards went to Steve Rosser - Senior, Wal- ter Rosser - Junior, Dickie Poe - Sophomore, El wood Howe - Freshman: Star Greenhand Award - Elwood Howe; Rick Feagan - Secretary Book Award; Greg Comer - Treasurer's Book Award; Steve Rosser - Scrap- book Award; and Walter Rosser - Tobacco Award. Members of F. F. A. Chapter 47 N.F.L. and Thespians Members of Thespian Club Members of N. F. L. On November 1,2, and 3, the Mason County Thespian Club attended a convention at Morehead State University. During these three days, the club attended workshops, a banquet, and a coffee house. The workshops were in the areas of make-up, dancing, set-building, and acting. The banquet was held on the 2nd. Entertainment was provided by professional groups. Accompanying the group was Miss Barbara Messer. On February 5, the Thespian Club held a very successful Slave Auction to raise money. In February, N.F.L. took a one-act play to a contest at Morehead. The play was called Funeral Jazz” and received a second-place rating. On March 22, several members of N.F.L. attended the regional competition at Morehead. The group received ten superiors, six excellents, and one good.” Those receiving superiors at Morehead went to state compe- tition at U.K. in April. Also in April, several students attended competition at Harrison County High School. N.F.L. AND THESPIANS OFFICERS ARE; FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kavin Hamil- ton - President, Michelle Jackson - Secre- tary. SECOND ROW. SAME ORDER: Lynn Ridout - Treasurer, Sandy Wright - Reporter, and Suellen Comer - Vice-Presi- dent. Beta Club Members of the Beta Club BETA CLUB OFFICERS ARE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Beckett - Secretary; Phillip Varvell - Chaplain; Ann Wood - President; Mrs. Diane Ledford - Sponsor; Lillie Clark - Vice-President; Keith Trumbo - Treasurer. The Beta Club had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Diane Ledford. The club was active in school events as well as sponsoring events of its own. The Book Fair, an annual affair held in the library, was held in February. Numerous money-making projects were held, including a student-faculty basketball game which the students won by one point. Debbie Beckett was selected to represent the club at the Girl's State Convention. Students at the book fair. Coach Horner demonstrates the art of shooting the basketball. Coach Branson looks on enviously. The beginning of the end for the teachers!!! 50 Follow the leader??? Office Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet King, Treba Merill, Cindy Bone, Beth Maynard, Joyce Kitchen, Mary Jo Cropper, Lynn Lang, Jackie Berry. Counselor Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Maynard, Sharon O'Cull, Ellen Litzinger, Sandy Martin, Karen Hester, Joyce Hinton, Sandy Ross. Library Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Curtis, Judith Sweet, Diane Osborne, Jonna Lang, Treba Merrill, Mary Rice. Custodians MR. EARL DODSON MR. JAMES BERRY Lunchroom Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Betty Mains, Mrs. Ruth Poe, Mrs. Wilma Hester, Mrs. Edna Manning, and Mrs. Jewell Purcell. Lunchroom Workers 53 BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacqueline Berry and Kathy Wheeler. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Poe, Darlene Bramel, Pamela Gallagher, and Vickie Forman. Student Council The Student Council in its first year was busy organ- izing and administrating the student activities. The membership of the Council consisted of two representa- tives from each homeroom. The Council worked on such matters as drawing up a constitution for the organization and revision of the Student Handbook. Sponsor - MISS JULIE KINNEY Members of the 1st Student Council 54 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lillie Clark - Vice-President, Paige Vice - Secretary, Ann Wood - President, Melissa Smoot - Reporter, JoRetta Moford - Treasurer. Choir Director - MRS. CORALIE RUNYON Music The Concert Choir was very busy this year. In October the choir was selected as one of 15 choirs in the nation to participate in the Youth and Music Fes- tival in Vienna. Austria. A Parents' Organization was formed and was kept busy with fund-raising activities. Gov. Ford sent the choir a parchment which com- missioned the choir as Kentucky's Ambassador of Goodwill to carry the message of Kentucky's hospi- tality to all other states and lands. In March the choir gave a formal concert in the Rotunda at the State Capital in Frankfort. The House of Representatives and Senate each presented the choir with citations commending them for being chosen to represent this country in the Vienna festi- val and present concerts in Europe. The choir participated in the Morehead Choral Clinic in October. Melissa Turner won the audition for the soprano soloist. Eight members of the choir were selected for All- State Chorus. Melissa Turner was selected to sing the soprano solo. In March the University of Kentucky invited the choir to Lexington for an all-day semi- nar. In Maysville the choir presented a Concert on the Mall, a benefit for the Cancer Drive, and a concert for the Mason Co. Homemakers. In July the Choir went to Vienna for two weeks. Concert Choir performing in Louisville at Kentucky Music Educators’ Association. Mixed Chorus 57 Accompanist - MRS. PRISCILLA BROWNING String Director - MISS LOUISE MATTHEWS Band The Mason County High School Band underwent several changes this year. A one-week camp was held in August to teach the members to march. Since then, the marching band has participated in two marching contests, receiving a good rating at Campbell County and an excellent rating at Morehead State University. This year the Band Boosters Club was organized to raise money to buy new uniforms. To achieve this goal, the band members sold popcorn and Vivian Woodard cosmet- ics. The Band Boosters held several cake raffles at Mason County Basketball games. Thanks to these efforts, the band will be stepping in style next fall. Band Director - MR. TED WILLIAMS Members of the Mason County Band 58 Jeff Silvey, Kelly Fritz, and Libby Crawford are shown rehearsing before a ball- game. Miss Wanda Majors, former band director, receives a going away present from Mike Ravencraft. A glimpse of the band rehearsing for one of their concerts. 59 Drill Team The 1973-74 Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Doris Cain, had a very busy season. As a goal, the Royalettes worked very hard to do as many performances as possible dur- ing the basketball season. They worked up a new routine for each performance, performing during ten out of the thirteen home games. During the month of February the drill team selected a Royalette of the Month, one who had shown the greatest leadership and concern for the drill team. This honor fell to a senior member, Miss Darlene Bramel. Also at the end of the season, the drill team selected the Most Outstanding Member ; which again was won by Miss Bramel. Co-Captains this year were Linda Coburn and Carla Whalen. The Mason County Drill Team SENIOR MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Fields, Darlene Bramel, Linda Coburn, Carla Whalen, Susan O'Cull, and Pam Tolle. Darlene Bramel was named Outstanding DrillTeam Mem- ber for the Year, 1973-1874. Sponsor - MRS. DORIS CAIN Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders pictured above, BOTTOM TO TOP: Debra Murray, Debbie McNutt, Vickie Wheeler, Terry Carter, Billie Gwynne Pyles, Lillie Clark, and Luanne Kilgus. Varsity cheerleaders accepting the winner's trophy in the 39th District. The 1973-74 Varsity Cheerleaders were captained by Terry Carter, a four-year Mason County cheerleader. In addition the squad was composed of seniors: Luanne Kilgus, Lillie Clark, Vickie Wheeler, and juniors: Debra Murray, Billy Pyles, and Debbie McNutt. The squad won the cheerleading championship in the 39th District and was runner-up in the Tenth Region KAPOS com- petition . The outstanding cheerleader as voted by the squad was Terry Carter. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders, 1973-74, were captained by Karen Tubbesing. Other squad members were Kim Bra- mel, Kavin Hamilton, Bedouin Duncan, Gale Gudgell, Lori Moneyhon, and Mindy Bernardin. The squad was the J. V. 39th District champion. The out- standing J. V. cheerleader was Karen Tubbesing. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mindy Bernardin, Gail Gudgell, Kim Bramel, Kavin Hamilton, Lori Moneyhon, Karen Tubbesing, and Bedouin Duncan. The cheerleaders enjoy showing off their talents. 62 The Junior Varsity Squad receiv- ing the 39th District Cheerlead- ing trophy. The Freshman Cheerleaders are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Jackson, Penny Doyle, Mary Wood, Jean Snipes, and Katrina Payne. The Freshman Cheerleaders cheered at each Freshman home game. Freshman Cheerleaders The Freshman Cheerleaders were: Captain - Mary Wood, Michele Jackson, Penny Doyle, Katrina Payne, and Jeanie Snipes. Bowling Team The Mason County Girl’s Bowling League consisted of four teams. Janie Holland and Barbara Landers placed first and second respectively in the individual tournament held early in the season. Four Boy's Bowling Teams competed in league play with two of the teams finishing in the top five. The Monday afternoon bowlers did well in the individ- ual tournament with Jerry McDowell and Terry Fryman finishing second and fifth respectively. Team member, Dave Bashaw, goes for another strike. Boys' Track Mason County Cross Country Team became the Regional winners this year. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, THEY ARE: Marcus Bess, Walter Stewart, Martin Bess and Coach Wooten. FRONT ROW: Donald Jefferson, Billy Arthur, Keith Gragston, and Gerald Beiland. The Mason County Track Team had a very successful year. They participated in several events and were runners-up at the Morehead Regional Track Meet. At this meet Steve Lof- ton won the 100-yd. dash and the 220-yd. dash, Don Black won the 440-yd. dash and the 880-yd. run, and Marcus Bess won the two-mile run. Graduating Track Team Members were Marcus Bess, Mar- tin Bess, Wayne Ross, and Bill Rice. The Mason County Cross Country Team won the Regional Championship and finished 6th in the state meet. The Royals were led by Marcus Bess and Martin Bess, the two Seniors on the squad. Girls' Track The girls’ track team, under the supervision of Mrs. Doris Cain, participated in eight track meets this spring. The team won one meet and placed second in four and third in one. The girls took first place in Montgomery County and sec- ond in Bath County, Harrison County, Clark County and Montgomery County again. At the Regional Meet in Boone County, Jeanne Dorn placed 4th in the 80-yard hurdles. Twenty-six girls from Mason County High School and Middle School took pan in the meet. Diane Roberson, Dottie Brewer, and Lillie Clark practicing for the regional meet. Jane Wood collapses after running. Members of the Girls' Track Team. Girls' Golf The Mason County Girls’ Golf Team completed a successful season by finishing 8th in the Girls’ State Golf Tournament. The team was made up of Karen Tubbesing. Mindy Bernardin, Carma Jefferson, Che- ryl McHugh, and Kelly Calvert. The team was young and looks forward to an even better season next year. Carma Jefferson and Mindy Bernardin give each other a few pointers before a match. Members of the Girls' Golf Team 67 Boys' Golf The Royals were the Regional Golf Champions, and Ronnie Henson was Regional Medalist. The Mason County Golfers ended the season with a 14-4 match record before winning the Regional. The Royals had three individuals qualify for the State Indi- vidual Tournament. They were Ronnie Henson, Steve Man- ning, and Billy Frazier. Other members of the team were Robert Walton, Taylor Wood, Chip Hall, Brett Walton, and Mark Tubbesing. Mark Tubbesing is caught here ’’hacking away at the grass! 68 Members of the Boys’ Golf Team Senior Members Ronnie Henson, four-year player, prac- tices his drive before the Regional Tour- nament. Ronnie was medalist at the Regional Tournament this year. Mark Tubbesing is shown hitting an iron shot out of the rough. Mark was also a four-year player at Mason County. Intramural Basketball — Girls' Women’s Lib found a place at Mason County High this past school year. For the first time we saw girls’ intramu- ral basketball take shape and flourish. There were nine girls’ teams in all. Games were played one night a week at the Middle School. Out of this came the emergence of a prospective basket- ball team for next year. A number of girls attended classes on rules and fundamentals given by Mr. Hutchinson at the Middle School for several weeks. They played several games, coming away the victor in all. Sponsoring the teams throughout the year was Mrs. Ann Porter. Did Vicki Wheeler make the shot? Sponsor - MRS. ANN PORTER Intramural Basketball — Boys' Mr. Metcalfe calling another play on the boys. The intramural program attempted to involve all young men in sports that did not choose to play for the estab- lished teams representing the school. The intramural pro- gram included and involved the following 12 teams: UPPER DIVISION LOWER DIVISION Ricky Fegan, Timmy Moore, and Mike Ravencraft are eager to enter the game. Seagram’s Seven No-Name Space Cowboys Rocky's Renegades” P.B.R. Rollers Kentucky Gentlemen” Tasmanian Devils Magicians Superstars Captain Marvel Hellfighters Prince Albert” There were approximately 120 young men involved in the program as well as four sponsors including; Mr. Wil- liam Boggs, Mr. Craig Long, Mr. Charleton Fields, and Mr. Tom Metcalfe. Members of the Boys' Intramural Basketball Teams 71 Varsity Basketball The Royals enjoyed a good season this year with a record of 17 wins and 15 losses. The team played well late in the sea- son, placing second in the District Tournament and second in the Regional Tournament. Coach Jefferson expressed gratitude to all the students and teachers for their support, especially in the tournaments. He displayed optimism toward the coming year with hopes of a State Tournament bid in the very near future. At the annual Athletic Banquet, Wayne Ross was awarded the Most Valuable Player award and the Offensive and Defensive Rebounding awards. Dale Homer received the awards for Best Front Line Defense, Most Assists, and Scho- lastic Athlete. Others receiving awards were: Don Black - Most Improved: Tony Breeze - Free Throw Percentage: and Steve Lofton - Back Line Defense and Best Field Goal Per- centage . Terry Carter was named Outstanding Cheerleader by the players. Wayne Ross and Dale Horner were named to the All-State Honorable Mention team by the Courier Journal. 72 1973-74 Varsity Basketball Team SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE 1974 ROYALS WERE: Ricky Marshall Wayne Ross Tommy King Dale Homer Runners-Up of the 39th District Basketball Tournament Runners-1 In of the 10th Regional Basketball Tournament Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity basketball team finished a good season with a 14-11 record. The first half of the season was centered around several outstanding juniors. Dur- ing the second half, the sopho- mores and freshmen participated more and were found quite capa- ble . They gained much of the experience they will need to play varsity basketball. At the Athletic Banquet, David Grey was awarded Most Valuable Player, Greg Stahl received the award for Most Assists, Joe Silva was the Best Defensive Player, Rick O’Cull was best at the free throw line, and Keith Gragston was voted Outstanding Freshman. Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team Freshman Basketball Coach Wooten’s Freshman Team finished the season with a 14-8 record. Despite their lack of size, the young Royals represented themselves well against all opponents and showed a great deal of promise for the future. Some of the players who showed a great deal of improvement during the season were Bill Scott, Joe Silva, Robert Walton, Anthony Lewis, and Greg Stahl. The team was led in scoring by Keith Gragston. Joe Silva and Anthony Lewis led the team in rebounding. All in all it can be said that the young Royals had a successful season. Members of the Freshman Basketball Team Baseball The Mason County Baseball Team, under Coach Bill Leet, were runners-up in the district baseball tournament this year. They were defeated by Fleming County by the score of 6-5. The Royals were 17-12 for the year, which was good, but not as good as anticipated. They had ten returning players from the 1973 district champion team, including six starters. The Royals were led by several individuals. Senior Tommy King led the attack with a . 482 batting average. First baseman Tim Moore was the RBI Leader with 31 and also held the highest fielding percentage. Juniors, Bill Calland and Rony Breeze won the Most Improved and Outstanding Pitcher awards, respec- tively. Junior Mark Cotten won the 110% Award and Senior Dale Hor- ner was selected as Most Valuable Player. COACH BILL LEET Members of the Mason County Baseball Team 7 5 New to the ballteam this year were bat- girls, Luanne Kilgus and Ann Wood. Coach Leet giving some quick instructions. Les Haydon, scorekeeper, is shown pacing the sideline. Tommy King is about to slam another one. Gerald Beiland and Tommy King are loosening up in the on-deck circle. PEOPLE 77 Senior Class Pat Fay - Secretary, Jo Retta Mofford - Treasurer, Ann Wood - Vice-President, Jacqueline Berry - Reporter, Bill Rice - Business Manager, Lillie Clark - President. WALTER LaRUE ADKINS SHARON ANN ALLISON ROBIN BARNES ANDERSON 78 JACKIE DEAN BARE GARCIA BECKLEY 4 JACQUELINE BERRY MARCUS BENEDICT BESS MARTIN ANTHONY BESS JOYCE LYNN BIVENS WILLIAM T. BOLDEN WILMA FAY BOLDEN CYNTHIA ANN BONE VICKIE LYNN BOONE JAMES BRADLEY RHONDA DARLENE BRAMEL BEVERLY FRANCIS BROWN JULIAN EUGENE BROWN MELISSA BROOKS 80 CHRISTOPHER BROWNING LILLIE MAE CLARK JOEY CAMPBELL LINDA FRANCES COLE TERRY LYNN CARTER VIOLET DAWN COLLEY 81 GREG COMER KATHLEEN COMER ROBY WILLIAM COOPER SHARON CHARLENE COOPER MARY JO CROPPER LESLIE STEWART CURTIS MARK DAVIS PHIL DAY JAMES A. DILLON 82 ANNE FORD DOYLE MIKE DOYLE KEVIN EDWARDS JIMMY ESTILL SUZANNE FAUL RICKY L. FEGAN DEBRA ANN FIELDS RONNIE T. FRANKLIN O. C. FULTON JOHN PATRICK FAY 4 VICKIE LYNN FORMAN PAMELA KAYE GALLAGHER 83 JONATHAN GRIFFITH DEBBIE HAMPTON GILBERT MICHAEL L. HAMM ROCKY L. HAMM RUSSEL KEITH GROVES JACKIE HARRIS MARIA HARRISON KEVIN EUGENE HAYDEN LES HAYDON 8-1 RONALD KEITH HENSON JUDITH LYNN HESLER VICKIE JEAN HESLER RUDY DARRELL HICKMAN JOYCE MAE HINTON KAREN SCOTT HITT SHARON ANN HITT ROLLY KURT HOOK JOYCE ANN HOPKINS 85 DALE LEE HORNER, JR. SHEILA HOWARD LIPPERT LaVONNE HOWELL BEVERLY KALB JOAN JOHNSON LUANNE CHRISTIAN KILGUS JOEY T. KINNEY JOYCE ANN KITHEN 86 DAVIS LINDSAY LYNN FAYE LANG MICKEY DALE LANG MARY ELLEN LITZINGER DAVID M. LOWE MARY E. LINVILLE JAMES KEITH LYKINS MARTHA J. MAINS JERRY MALONE 87 RICHARD ALLEN MARSHALL WANDA FAYE MARSHALL MICHAEL GLENN MASON BETH MAYNARD yw'j'i ' JERRY DON McDOWELL DEBBIE McGEE PHILIP LAYNE McKEEHAN TREBA MERRILL CAROLYN A. MITCHELL 88 PHILLIP A. MORGAN JR. JO RETTA MOFORD EDDIE W. MORAN RONALD DEWEY MYERS PATRICIA MORAN VICKI NEWSOM MITCHELL TIMOTHY G. MOORE MARK PAUL MITCHELL KAREN HUMPHREY MOORE 89 LOUIS CHESTER NEFF JEFFREY DAVID NEWSOME HOWARD M. O’CULL SUSAN KAY O’CULL SABRINA GAIL OSBORNE JAMES OREM PARKER PATRICIA MAE REESE DIANA FRANCES PURCELL MICHAEL D. RAVENCRAFT ANNETTE RENCHEN WILLIAM O. RICE DON RITCHIE TOM ROSS LARRY RAY ROBINSON RAMONA MITCHELL ROBINSON 91 DARRELL WAYNE ROSS T. SIMMS PATSY JANE STITT HARRY ALAN RUSHMEYER MILDRED GALE SMITH JAMES ROGER SWEET RICHARD EARL SENTNEY TOY ALICIA STEWART STEPHEN W. ROSSER 92 KEITH ALLAN TRUMBO PHILIP VARVELL MARK RICHARD TUBBESING A PEGGY ANN VAUGHN MELISSA RUTH TURNER DOUG WALDREN 93 PATRICIA WALLINGFORD DARRELL WARD GARY E. WEST CARLA DAWN WHALEN DAVID WHEELER RUTH ELLEN WHEELER VICKI LYNN WHEELER JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS BILLY WILSON GARY W. WILSON ANN WALLINGFORD WOOD Seniors hurriedly filling in order blanks for announcements. Mike Ravencraft takes a break from his busy schedule. President Nixon?! No, Larry Robinson, our class imi- Every class has its own Betty Crocker; tator. we have Terry Carter! 95 Junior Class Marla Kalb - Business Manager, Paula Fay - Reporter, Paige Vice - Vice-President, Tee Marshall - Business Manager, Tina Frye - Secretary, Billie Pyles - President, Jeff Zeigler - Treasurer Kay Adams Nancy Allen Jessie Applegate Michael Applegate Vicki Arrasmitn Debbie Beckett Garey Beckett Gerald Beiland Opal Berry Donnie Black Alan Blankenship James Blythe Tara Boggs AnthonyBothman Albert Boyd Bryan Bradford Tony Breeze Dottie Brewer Barry Brignac Betty Brooks Danny Brown Dianne Bussell Bill Calland Mary Campbell Jennifer Castle James Clay Linda Coburn Wayne Combs Donald Cooper Ronald Cooper Bernice Cord Brent Cotrone Mark E. Cotten Caren Crockett Judy Crump Jill Curtis Mike Dice Greg Donegan Jeanie Dorn Ricky Douglas Carol Doyle Toni D. Dugan Ronnie Duncan Thomas Emmons Robert Fanning Robin Faulkner Paula Fay Georgia Fegan Kathy Fields Steve Fitch Mark Follmer Allen Forman Cecile Fox Rita Fraley Venita Frame Billy Frazier John French Carol Fritz Tina Frye Terry Fryman Jeanie Furby Barry Gifford Nancy Gillespie Owen Goddard Joye Gore Patty Graves Janie Hamilton Patricia Hamlin Elaine Hansen Debbie Hatton Victor Hay John H. Henderson Linda Herrington Jim Hicks Vicki High Greg Hinson Bette Hord Howie Howe Carla Huber Cheryl Hull Carolyn Hurst Robin Hutchinson Don Jefferson Michael Johnson Ray Johnston Karen Jones Kathy Jones Mike Jones Steve Jones Mike Kabler Mark Kachler Marla Kalb Jackie King Janet King Robert Kitchen Gary Landers Debbie Lang Donna Lang Jonna Lang Garry Lee Johnny Lewis Dena Lindsay Connie Lowe Martin Lowe Connie Lykins Mark Lytle Steve Manning Marilyn Markell Tee Marshall Sandy Martin Vanessea Mayberry Marcia Maynard Ricky McClanahan Donna Jo McGee Debbie McNutt Sandy McNutt Kim Miley Cathy Miller Marjorie Mitchell Mary Lee Moore James Morgan Greg Murpny Debra Murray Corky Neff Debbie Nygaard Sharon O'Cull Wendy Paul Larraine Penrod Joe Perraut Jerry Pfeffer 98 Jimmy Polley Jeff Pollock Joe Prather Willa Prince Roger Purcell Billie Pyles Janet Rankin Keith Reeder Richard Rice Debbie Riggs Kenny Riggs Shelia Riggs Silas Ripato Payton Ritchie Karin Roberson Larin Roberson Carolyn Robinson Robin Roe Keith Ross Walter Rosser Leslie Sapp Ricky Schumacher Michael Silva Martha Simms Rocky Singleton Robin Skidmore Penny Smith Diane Snipes Gordan Stanton Wally Stewart Paul Stitt Jeff Swearinger Mabel Sweet Danny Taylor Edith Taylor Pam Teegarden Sharon Thomas Gordon Throckmortoi Bonnie Tucker Bob Tuel Freddie Tuel Steve Van Camp Marty Vance Patsy Vermillion Paige Vice Jerry Voos Mark Whalen Scheme Wilson Kimm Wright Jeff Zeigler Sophomore Class Mark Carpenter - Vice-Presi- dent, Evelyn Hay - Treasurer, Bedouin Duncan - Reporter, Lori Moneyhon - Secretary, Diane Roberson - President Tommy Anderson Bradley Applegate Wilma Applegate Jim Barbour Steve Bernardin Lee Berry Gina Bisotti Dana Blevins Nancy Blevins Sharon Blythe Linda Boulden Kim Bramel Laura Bramel Terry Bramel Diana Brayfield Connie Sue Bryant Tommy Bryant Cynthia Campbell Harry Campbell Stephen Carlisle Mark Carpenter Keith Carver Ricky Clark Cindy Clos Jimmy Colley Mike Collins Dana Columbia Hamid Comer Tim Comer Virginia Cooper Diana Cord Mary Ann Cracraft Pam Cracraft Libby Crawford Tony Cropper Laverna Davis Randy Deatley Joey Dice Sherri Dorn Mark Downing Cynthia Doyle Stacey Doyle Ricky Dugan Terry Dugan Bedouin Duncan Jane Eberly Sandy Elliot Linda Fegan Bill Fisher Joe Forman Carole Gallagher Mike Gallagher Mary Jane Gill Peggy Gordley Sharon Graves David Gray Patti Grigson Gale Gudgell Larry Gulley Laura Haggard Kavin Hamilton Susan Hamm Gary Hampton Karin Hampton Jean Hardin Evelyn Hay Terry Heflin Mark Heminger Karen Hester Donna Hitt Richard Howard Jerry Huddleston Gerald Hughes Terry Hunt Phyllis Hurst Ronald Insko Roy Insko Billy Jackson 101 Sandra Jackson Ricky Jett Scharme Jolly Rickie Kalb Lugene Kendall Jill Kennan Cindy Kinder Joe King Jimmy Kissick Terry Kitchen Barbara Landers Marita Lang Toni Lewis Mike Littleton Justin Litzinger Judy Love Clifton Luman Linda Marshall Mike Mattingly Elizabeth MaySerry Belinda McCormick Connie McDaniel Larry McDaniel Ernie McDowell Sherry McIntyre Virgil McKee Eddie McNutt Eddie Mefford David Miller Robert Miller Dale Mineer Laddie Mitchell Lori Moneyhon Jeff Montgomery Lisa Montgomery Gay Moran Pam Moran Suzetta Moyers Pam Mullikan Jeff Myers Roxanne Neal Ricky O'Cull Ross O'Cull Sandeana Orme Kim Ormes Diane Osborne Shelby Osborne Karen Padgett Tim Palmer Tony Payne Cathy Pfeffer Debra Poe Dick Poe Ted Pollitt Suzy Prather Ricky Price Loretta Prince Bonnie Purcell Phil Rankin Bob Reeder Harold Reetz Timmy Renchen Ann Ridout Tommy Ritchie Cindy Roberson Diane Roberson Timmie Roberts Ricky Ross Sandy Ross Stephen Ross Tommy Royse Annette Rudd Kelli Ruggles Tony Sapp Debbie Scott Robert Sentney Bill Shugars Ella Simms Jennifer Singleton Susan Sledd Melissa Smott Lesia Spencer David Staggs Alice Stewart Bill Stewart Debi Striplin Fredericka Sturdivant Karen Swearingen Judith Sweet Susan Sweet Larry Teegarden Brenda Thomas Rhonda Thomas Charles Throckmorton Russ Tolle Mary Nell Tollner Karen Tubbesing Mary Jo Vaughn Ken Vonder Brink Lynette Walker Jerry Wallen Charlotte Wallingford Penny Wallingford Pam Welch Debbie Wheeler Charles Williams Sabra Williams Marla Wilson Jane Wood Freshman Class Cathy Smart - President, Ricky Preston - Vice-President, Mindy Bemardin - Secretary-Treasurer, Janie Holland - Reporter. Janet Allison Lisa Applegate Billy Arthur Barry Banta Jimmy Bare David Bashaw Danny Beckett Tim Brannon Rickey Breeze Robbie Brewer Terri Brown Theresa Brown Cindy Boehm Jill Boggs Larry Bone Candy Bothman Rebecca Boulden T. A. Boyd Gary Campbell Ben Chambers Earl Chambers Sharon Beiland Mindy Bemardin Sharon Berry Robert Blevins Judy Blythe Janet Blythe Mike Bramel Marcella Chambers Martha Chandler Arch Church Sherry Clark Randy Cobum Donna Combs Suellen Comer Tammy Cook James Cooley Johnny Cooper Ricky Cooper Ronnie Cooper Barbara Cotten Jeffrey Craig Sandy Craig Teresa Cropper Steven Crouch Steve Cunis Marvin Dearing Sheri Dearing Don Delaney Charles Devaughn Connie Douglas David Doyle Debbie Doyle Penny Doyle Bobby Dugan Mitcnell Dugan Karen Elliot Ricky Elliott Cindy Ensor Carla Estes Debbie Evans Larry Evans Dreama Everman Allan Fanning Kelly Faulkner Anita Fegan Jenny Fegan Chuck Fetters Gerald Fields Mike Frederick Kenny French Kelly Fritz Kelly Frye Tommy Fryman Mike Fowler Marsha Gardner Barbara Gilbert Regenea Goddard Keith Gragston Gloria Green Sharon Grisham Robert Haggard Richard Hale Kathy Hamilton Bruce Hamlin Tammy Hamm Pam Hargett James Hay Martha mckerson Susan Hickerson Kenny Higdon Jane Holland Kathy Hook Bobby Hord Glyn Hornback Andy Hornsby Kim Howard Elwood Howe Mark Hunt Charles Hunter Gary Jackson Linda Jackson Michelle Jackson Terry Jackson David Jarrell Carma Jefferson Donald Jefferson Donna Jefferson Debbie Jones Frances Jones Logan Johnson Sharon Johnson Freddie A. Kabler Freddy Kabler Carole Kendall Nancy Landers Janie Lang Donald Lang Paul Lang John Lawhun Anthony Lewis Rosalee Linville Ruby Littleton Joan Litzinger Tony Litzinger Lisa Lofton Donald Lowe Cheryl Luman Terry Luman Kathy Lykins Gene Manly Allen Marshall Marty Mastin Mike May Mark Maynard Carol McCord Danny McCormick Sherry McDaniel Gary McHugh Carol McKee Kathy Mefford Debra Merrill Terry Middendorf Rodney Miley Kathy Miller Patty Miller Reva Miller Monty Montgomery Julia Moss John K. Moore Jay B. Moore Timmy Moreland Larry Mullikin Cathy Orme Jennifer Osborne Lisa Otterson Cindy Palmer Robert Palmer Jill Paul Katrina Payne Ricky Penrod Brenda Poe Preston Porter Rosie Prather Rick Preston Romona Purcell Sharon Purcell Cindy Ravencraft In Memory of CHARLES H. COLLINS Although he is no longer with us, he will always be remembered. Connie Ravencraft Debbie Ravencraft Vicki Ravencraft Ricky Reese Venita Renchen Lesley Reynolds Mary Rice Lynn Ridout Junior Rigdon Nora Rigdon Freddy Riggs Kay Riggs Buddy Roberts Mitcnell Ruark Dickie Rudd Kristi Sapp David Saunders William Scott Randy Sentney Charles Shoemaker Clark Shoemaker Joe Silva Jeff Silvey Billy Slack Camerine Smart Genie Snipes Jed Soward Paula Sparks Jeff Spray Greg Stanl Xandy Stewart Allen Stitt David Swanger Jimmie Teegarden Marvin Teegarden Guy Thomas John Thomas Pamela Thomas Jerry Throckmorton Sharon Thurman Tony Trumbo Debra Tune Wesley Vantine Laura Wagner Robert Walton Danny Weddle Clinton White Charles Williams Carlos Wilson Dottie Wilson Mary Wood Taylor Wood Sandy Wright Karen Wyrick 107 Faculty Principal - MR. JOHN BRANSON The one thing that most reflected change throughout the school was the change in the administrative offices; particu- larly Mr. John Branson, the prin- cipal. Mr. Branson grew up in Hen- derson County, Kentucky, and attended the local high school. After graduating from the Uni- versity of Kentucky with a double major in science and history, he attended Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity where he received his Master's and Rank 1. Mr. Branson's first job was in the Henderson County school sys- tem where he was assistant prin- cipal for seven years. He then transferred to Bardstown High School where he was principal for nine years before moving to Mason County. 108 MR. JACK HERLIHY - Assistant Principal MISS JULIE KINNEY - Counselor - 9 years, More- MRS. SARA NASH - 14 years, Georgetown College - head State University - B.A., M. A., Social Stud- B.A., English ies, Sponsor - Cheerleaders and Student Council MRS. AGNES CRACRAFT - Secretary 109 Social Studies MR. WILLIAM BOGGS - 3 years, Morehead State University - B. A., History and Political Science, Sponsor - Intramural Bas- ketball MR. WILLIAM WOOTEN - 1 year, More- head State University - B. A., Political Science, Sponsor - Freshman Coach, Cross-Country Coach, and Golf Coach MR. DENNIS BEST - 1 year, Morehead State University - B.A., History and Biology, Spon- sor - Chess Club MR. CHARLES METCALFE - 1 year, University of Kentucky - B. A., Social Studies, Morehead State University - M.A., Secondary Edu., Sponsor - Co- Ed-Y, Chess Club, and Intramural Basketball no Science MR. CHARLETON FIELDS - 14 years. Kentucky State College - B. S., Bacter- iology MR. CARL KEGLEY - 14 years, Morehead State Uni- versity - B.A., Biology and History MR. DALE WILLINGHAM - 2 years, University of Ken- tucky - B.S., Geology, Mississippi State - M. A., Phys- ics, President - MCEA MRS. ANNA WOODWARD - 14 years, Mary- ville College - B. A., Home Economics, Spon- sor - Science Club ill Math MRS. D’ANN SIMPSON - 6 years, Eastern State University - B.S., Math- ematics, Morehead State University - M. A., Secondary Educ., Sponsor - Math Club MISS ANN THOMPSON - 9 years, Asbury College - B.A., Math and His- tory, Morehead State University - M. A., Secondary Educ., Sponsor - Math Club MR. TERRY STANFIELD - 4 years, Morehead State University - B. S., Mathematics and Biology, Sponsor - Math Club MRS. SHARON MITCHELL - 7 years, Morehead State University - B. A., Mathematics and Sociology - M. A., Secondary Educ., Sponsor - F.T.A. and Math Club Industrial Arts MR. HAROLD FOSTER - 1 year, More- head State University - B. S., Indus- trial Arts Agriculture MR. FRED CHUMBLER - 14 years, Uni- versity of Kentucky - B. S. and M. S., Agriculture, Agriculture Education, Sponsor - Future Farmers of America MR. GARY TRUESDELL - 8 years, University of Kentucky - B.S. and M.S., Agriculture Education, Sponsor - Future Farmers of America MRS. MELINDA HAMILTON - 2 years, Eastern Kentucky University - B. A., Art, Sponsor - Art Club 113 Language MISS BARBARA MESSER - 1 year, Morehead State University - B.A., English, Sponsor - NFL, Drama, and Thespians MR. CRAIG LONG - 1 2 year, Morehead State University - B. A., English 114 MRS. ANN WORTHINGTON - 8 years, Morehead State Uni- versity - B. A., English and M. A., Secondary Education, Sponsor - Newspaper MRS. MARSHA POE - 1 year, Uni- versity of Kentucky - B. A., Eng- lish, Sponsor - French Club MISS DOROTHY FORGY - 10 years, Western Kentucky University - B.A., Latin, French, and German, Sponsor - Latin Club and Chess Club MRS. ANN PORTER - 9 years, East- ern Kentucky University - B.S., Voc. Home Economics and M. A., Morehead State University, Sponsor - Future Homemakers of America and Girls' Intramural Basketball Home Economics MRS. NORRINE BANE - 14 years. Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity - B. S., Home Economics 115 Music MRS. CORALIE RUNYON - 14 years, Western Kentucky University - B. A. and M. A., Music Education r I MISS LOUISE MATTHEWS - 1 year, Univer- sity of Rochester - B.M., Music Education MR. TED WILLIAMS - 1 2 year, Morehead State University - B.M., Music Education 116 MRS. DORIS CAIN - 3 years, More- head State University - B. A., Health, P.E., and Recreation, Sponsor - Track, Drill Team and MCEA Pres.-Elect Physical Education MR. BILL LEET - 3 years, Morehead State University - B.A. and M.A., Health, P.E., and Recreation, Sponsor - J.V. Basketball and Base- ball Coach MR. GARY JEFFERSON - 7 years, Cumberland College - B.S., P.E., Sponsor - Varsity Basketball and Track Coach Special Education 117 MISS VICKIE HITT - 1 year. More- head State University - B.A., Sociol- ogy and Social Work Commerce MRS. DIANA ORME - 8 years. Eastern Ken- tucky University - B.S., Business Education, Sponsor - FBLA MISS JUNE MORRISON - 1 year, University of Kentucky - B. A., Business Education, Sponsor - Yearbook, FBLA and Co-Ed-Y MRS. JUDITH WILLINGHAM - 2 years, University of Northern Colorado - B.A., Business Education, Sponsor - FBLA 118 Senior Index ADKINS, WALTER LARUE: General Business Award 1 yr- ALLISON, SHARON ANN: Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.: Latin Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; State FBLA Business Math Award; Science Club 1 yr. ANDERSON. ROBIN BARNES: Drill Team 1 yr.; Madrigals 2 yrs.; Swing Choir 1 yr.; Drug Committee 1 yr- BARE, JACKIE DEAN: FFA 2 yrs. BECKLEY. GARCIA ANN: FBLA 1 yr.; An Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. BERRY, JACQUELINE: French Club 3 yrs.; Secretary, French Club 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.: President, FBLA 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Senior Class Reponer; DAR Good Citizenship Award; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Who's Who; Outstanding Member of FBLA. BESS, MARCUS BENEDICT: FFA 4 yrs.; Cross Country Team 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 4 yrs. BESS, MARTIN ANTHONY: FFA 2 yrs.; Cross Country Team 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 4 yrs. BIVENS. JOYCE: FHA 3 yrs. BLEVINS, CATHY: FBLA 1 yr. BLEVINS, TERRY ESTILL: FFA 4 yrs.; Cross Country Team 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. BOLDEN, JEFFREY LEWIS: Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. BOLDEN, WILLIAM THOMAS: Art Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. BOLDEN. WILMA FAY: FHA 4 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. BONE, CYNTHIA ANN: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. BOONE. VICKIE LYNN: FBLA 1 yr. BRADLEY, JAMES WILLIAM: FFA 3 yrs.; Band 1 yr. BRAMEL, DARLENE: Newspaper Staff 3 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Business Manager, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Co- Ed-Y 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees FHA; Drill Team 2 yrs.; Outstanding Drill Team Member 1 yr.; Miss Royalette of Drill Team 1 yr.; Girls' Basketball 1 yr.; Girls' Bowling Team 1 yr.; Captain, Bowling Team 1 yr.; First Place Winner, Girls' Bowling League, First Place Team, Girls' Bowling League. BROOKS, MELISSA BROWN, BEVERLY FRANCES: FHA 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr. BROWN, JULIAN EUGENE BROWNING, CHRISTOPHER: All-State Chorus 1 yr.; Maysville Community College Choir 4 yrs.; Best Actor, Maysville Community College Drama Dept. 1 yr.; President of Jr. Class; Student Council 1 yr.; President, Student Council 1 yr.; Honor Student; French Club 1 yr.; American Society of Outstanding Students. CAMPBELL, JOSEPH LESLIE: Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. CARTER, TERRY LYNN: FHA 4 yrs.; Reporter, FHA 1 yr.; First Vice-President 1 yr.; President 1 yr.; Regional Vice-President 1 yr.; Regional President 1 yr.; FHA; Outstanding Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Overall FHA Member; FTA 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Junior Class Treasurer; Choir 2 yrs.: Madrigals 2 yrs.; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Captain, Varsity Cheerleaders 1 yr.; Outstanding Cheerleader 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 3 yrs.; Annual Staff 3 yrs.; Organization Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Typing Award 1 yr.; Outstanding Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Who's Who; Outstanding High School Student of America; Betty Crocker Award 1 yr. 119 CLARK, LILLIE: Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; French Club 1 yr.; Reporter, French Club 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Vice- President, Beta Club 1 yr.; Cheerleader 3 yrs.: Junior Class Vice-President: Senior Class President: Math Club 2 yrs.; President, Math Club 1 yr.: Band 4 yrs.: FT A 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Vice-President, Student Council 1 yr.; Drum Majorette 1 yr.; Marching Band 1 yr.; Who's Who: Outstanding High School Student of America. COLE, LINDA FRANCES: FHA 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs. COLLEY, VIOLET DAWN: FBLA 1 yr. COMER, GREGORY GERARD: FFA 4 yrs.; Treasurer, FFA 1 yr.; State Degree, FFA; Intramural Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr.; Who's Who; Intramural Basketball League Runners-up 2 yrs. COMER, ALICE KATHLEEN: Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Secretary, Math Club 1 yr.; Reporter, Math Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; State Champion Business Math Award: Algebra I Award; Typing I Award; Outstanding Teenager of America; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Typist, Annual Staff 1 yr. COOPER, ROBY WILLIAM: FFA 1 yr.; General Business Award; Accounting I Award. COOPER, SHARON CHARLENE: FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; FBLA 1 yr. CROPPER, MARY JO: Latin Club 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Junior and Chapter Degrees, FHA; FBLA 1 yr.; General Business Award 1 yr. DOYLE, ANNE FORD: FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. DOYLE, MICHAEL ROY: FFA 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. DOYLE, WAYNE ALLEN: Newspaper Staff 1 yr. EDWARDS. KEVIN MITCHELL: Band 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr. ESTILL, JIMMY: Latin Club 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 2 yr.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. FAUL, SUZANNE: FHA 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Co- Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Typing I Award. FAY, JOHN PATRICK: FFA 4 yrs.; Assistant Vice- President, FFA 1 yr.; Vice-President, FFA 1 yr.; FFA State Degree, Star Greenhand, Leaderships ward; Co- Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball League Runners-Up 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball League Winner 1 yr.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Who's Who. FEGAN, RICKY LEE: FFA 4 yrs.; Assistant Secretary, FFA 1 yr.; Secretary, FFA 1 yr.; FFA State Degree, Leadership Award; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball League Winners 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Basketball 1 yr.; Who’s Who. FIELDS, DEBRA ANN: FHA 4 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; Drill Team 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees. CURTIS, LESLIE STEWART FORMAN, VICKIE LYNN: Band 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. DAVIS. MARCUS WENTZEL: Latin Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed- Y 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 1 yr. DAY, PHILLIP RANDAL: FFA 4 yrs. DILLION, JAMES ALTON: Latin Club 1 yr.; Basketball 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. FRANKLIN, RONNIE THOMAS: Basketball 1 1 2 yrs.: Intramural Basketball 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 2 yr.; An Club 1 2 yr. FULTON, ONEY CLINTON: FFA 3 yrs. GALLAGHER, PAMELA KAYE: Daisy 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr. GILBERT, DEBBIE HAMPTON GRIFFITH, JONATHAN SLATTERY: FFA 3 yrs.: FFA Officer 1 yr. GROVES, RUSSEL KEITH HAMM, MICHAEL LEE: Intramural Basketball 3 yrs. HAMM, ROCKY LANE: Intramural Basketball 3 yrs. HARRIS, JACKIE ALLEN: FFA 3 yrs. HARRISON, MARIA J.: FHA 4 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 4 yrs.: FT A 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Madrigals 4 yrs.: Mixed Quartet 3 yrs.; Swing Choir 3 yrs.; Concert Choir 3 yrs.: All-State Chorus 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 3 yrs.; Business Manager, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 3 yrs.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Co-Captain of First Place Bowling Team 1 yr. HAYDEN, KEVIN: FFA 4 yrs. HAYDON, LESTER: Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Treasurer, Co-Ed- Y 1 yr.; FT A 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; FBLA Regional Runner- up to Mr. FBLA; Student Council 1 yr.; Drug Committee 2 yrs.; 4-H 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr.; Baseball Scorekeeper 1 yr.; Track 1 yr.; Prom Committee 1 yr.; Stage Member for School Plays 1 yr. HENSON, RONALD KEITH: Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; FT A 2 yrs.; Golf 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs.; Junior Class Business Manager. HESLER, JUDITH LYNN: FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Girls' Intramural Basketball 1 yr. HESLER. VICKIE JEAN: Latin Club 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Girls' State Delegate 1 yr.; Band 2 yrs. HICKMAN, RUDY DARRELL HINTON, JOYCE: Freshman Class Secretary; FFA Sweetheart 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 4 yrs.; FHA Junior Degree; FHA 4 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs.; Co- Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Drill Team 3 yrs.; Ensemble in Music 1 yr- HITT, KAREN SCOTT: FFA Sweetheart 1 yr.: Who's Who: Freshman Class Treasurer; Annual Staff 3 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 4 yrs.; Typing I Award: FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; FTA 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs. HITT, SHARON ANN: FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs.: Art Club 1 yr.; Secretary, Art Club 1 yr.; Bronze Typing Award 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs. HOOK, ROLLY KURT: Chess Club 1 yr.; Speech and Drama Club 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; Cartoonist, Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; Who's Who; Voice of the Royals 2 yrs. HOPKINS, JOYCE ANN: FHA 4 yrs.; Chapter Degree, FHA; Art Club 1 yr. HORNER, DALE LEE, JR.: Basketball 4 yrs.; All-State Honorable Mention 1 yr.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Treasurer, Beta Club 2 yrs.; Freshman Class President; Math Club 2 yrs.; Treasurer, Math Club 2 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; FTA 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Outstanding Teenager of America; Who's Who; Student Director for School Plays 1 yr.; Honor Student; Best Front Line Defense Award; Most Assists Award; Scholastic Athlete. HOWELL. LAVONNE: Chess Club 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Beta Club 1 yr. JOHNSON, JOAN: French Club 3 yrs.; President, French Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Science Club 3 yrs.; Secretary, Science Club 1 yr.; University of Kentucky Scholarship Piano. JONES, EARL LEE: FFA 3 yrs.; Science Award 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 1 yr. 121 KALB, BEVERLY SUE: FHA 4 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. KILGUS, LUANNE CHRISTIAN: FHA 4 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 4 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.: FTA 3 yrs.; President, FTA 1 yr.: Math Club 2 yrs.; Swing Choir 1 yr.; Concert Choir 1 yr.; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Mixed Ensemble 1 yr.; Madrigals 1 yr.; Annual Staff 4 yrs.; Class Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 3 yrs.; lunior Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Golf Team 2 yrs.; FHA State Degree; Typing Award: Bat-Girl, Baseball 1 yr.; School Play 1 yr.; Producer, School Play 1 yr.; Who’s Who; Honor Student. KINNEY, IOSEPH THOMAS: FTA 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs. KITCHEN, IOYCE: FHA 4 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Annual Staff 4 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 4 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr.: Band 1 yr.; Track 1 yr. LANG. LYNN FAYE: FHA 3 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; Secretary, FBLA 1 yr.; Who's Who. LANG, MICKEY DALE: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; Boys' Ensemble 2 yrs.; Mixed Ensemble 2 yrs.; Concert Choir 3 yrs.; Mixed Choir 3 yrs. LINDSAY. DAVIS COLE: Band 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr. LINVILLE, MARY E.: FHA 4 yrs.; Student Librarian 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. LIPPERT, SHEILA HOWARD: FHA 3 1 2 yrs.; lunior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; FBLA 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Vice-President, Band 1 yr. LITZINGER, ELLEN: FHA 3 yrs.; lunior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; FBLA 1 yr.; Latin Club 1 yr. LOWE, DAVID M.: FFA 4 yrs. LYKINS, IIMMY: FFA 3 yrs. MACK, CONNIE HILTERBRAND: FHA 2 yrs. MAINS. MARTHA IANE: FHA 4 yrs.: FBLA 1 yr.; Co- Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Secretary of Month Award; Who’s Who; Outstanding American High School Students. MALONE, IERRY DEAN: FFA 4 yrs. MARSHALL, RICHARD ALLEN: Basketball 4 yrs.; Trac Team 4 yrs.; Science Club 4 yrs.; President, Science Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Vice-President, Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.: FBLA 1 yr.; Parliamentarian FBLA 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr.; Speech Club 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; Assistant Girls' Track Coach 1 yr. MARSHALL, WANDA FAYE: FBLA 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. MASON, MICHAEL G.: FFA 4 yrs.; Chaplain, FFA 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. MAYNARD, BETH: FBLA 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; lunior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA. McDOWELL, IERRY DON: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Manager, Basketball 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Manager, Baseball 1 yr.; FTA 1 yr.; Bowling Team 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 1 yr. McGEE, DEBBIE IEAN: FHA 4 yrs.; Secretary, FHA 1 yr.; Recreation Leader, FHA 2 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Science Award 1 yr.; Sharon Mineer Memorial Award. McKEEHAN, PHILIP LAYNE MERRILL, TREBA: FHA 4 yrs.; FHA lunior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr. MITCHELL, CAROLYN A.: FHA 2 yrs.: FBLA 1 yr. MITCHELL, MARK PAUL MITCHELL, VICKI NEWSOM: FHA 2 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr.; Band 2 yts. MOFFORD, JO RETTA: Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council 1 yr.; Treasurer, Student Council, 1 yr.; FTA 1 yr.; Historian, FTA 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; Outstanding American High School Students. MOORE, KAREN HUMPHREY: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Band 3 yrs.; FHA 1 yr. MOORE, TIMOTHY G.: Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs. MORAN, EDDIE W.: FFA 4 yrs. MORAN, PATRICIA MARIE: FBLA 1 yr.: Creative Writing Contest Award: Regional FBLA Spelling Champion. MORGAN, PHILLIP: Intramural Basketball 1 yr. MYERS, RONALD DEWEY; Basketball 2 yrs.: Baseball 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. NEFF, LOUIS: Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr.; Track 1 yr.; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Latin Club 1 yr.; Chess Club 1 yr.; Who's Who. NEWSOME, JEFFREY DAVID: Latin Club 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. O’CULL, HOWARD MARTIN: Latin Club 2 yrs.; DAR History Award 1 yr. O'CULL, SUSAN KAY: FHA 4 yrs.: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Accounting I Award; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA. OSBORNE, SABRINA: FHA 4 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Reporter, Latin Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Concert Choir: Swing Choir; Chorale; Student Council 1 yr.; Who’s Who. PARKER, JAMES OREM: Basketball 3 yrs.: Baseball 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; FTA 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Chaplain, Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Chess Club 1 yr.; NFL 1 yr.; Speech and Drama 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Copy Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; School Plays 1 yr. PARKER, JERRY: Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. POE, CATHY JO: FBLA 1 yr. PRATHER, SHERRI: Latin Club 2 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Reporter, Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; FTA 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Treasurer, FHA 2 yrs.; State Degree, FHA; Scholarship Queen 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; Vice-President, Art Club 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs. PURCELL, DIANA FRANCES: FHA 4 yrs. RAVENCRAFT, MICHAEL D.: Latin Club 2 yrs.; Sergeant-at-Arms, Latin Club 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; President, Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; Speech Club 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 4 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs.; Vice-President, FTA 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Track Team 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Freshman Class Vice- President; Sophomore Class President; School Plays 1 yr- REESE, PATRICIA MAE: FHA 4 yrs. RENCHEN, ANNETTE: FHA 4 yrs.; State Degree, FHA; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Girls' Intramural Basketball 1 yr.; Choir 2 yrs. RICE, WILLIAM O.: FFA 4 yrs.; Assistant Treasurer, FFA 1 yr.; President, FFA 1 yr.; Regional Treasurer, FFA 1 yr.; Dairy Award, Star Chapter Farmer, FFA; Junior Class Business Manager; Senior Class Business Manager; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs. RITCHIE, DON: Afternoon Auto Mechanic Club; Treasurer, Auto Mechanic Club 1 yr. ROBINSON, LARRY: Science Club 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; Vice-President, FBLA 1 yr.; Chess Club 1 yr.; FTA 1 yr.; Beta Club 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 1 yr. ROBINSON, RAMONA MITCHELL: FHA 3 yrs.; Choir 2 yrs. 123 ROSS, TOM: Concert Band 3 1 2 yrs.: Marching Band 1 yr- ROSS, DARRELL WAYNE: Basketball 4 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; FFA 3 yrs.; Track 4 yrs.; Jr.-Sr. Prom King; Most Valuable Basketball Player 1 yr.; Offensive and Defensive Rebounding Awards 1 yr. ROSSER, STEVE: Beta Club 2 yrs.; FFA 3 yrs.; Reporter, FFA 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs. RUSHMEYER, HARRY ALAN SENTNEY, RICHARD EARL SIMMS, C. THOMAS: Intramural Basketball 2 yrs. SMITH, MILDRED: FHA 4 yrs.; Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Girls’ Intramural Basketball 1 yr.; Concert Choir; Girls' Ensemble. STEWART, ALICIA TOY: Science Club 4 yrs.; Reporter, Science Club 1 yr.; Vice-President, Science Club 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Chaplain, Math Club 1 yr.; French Club 3 yrs.; Science Awards 3 yrs.; Science Fair Awards 4 yrs.; Flute Solo Awards 3 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; DAR History Award 1 yr. STITT, PATSY JANE: FHA 4 yrs. SWEET, JAMES ROGER THOMPSON, JUDY CHAMBERS: Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Choir 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs. THURMAN, MARY TOLLE, PAM: FBLA 1 yr.; Latin Club 1 yr.; Drill Team 2 yrs.; Band 2 yrs.; Choir 1 yr.; Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; Who's Who. TRUMBO, KEITH: Beta Club 2 yrs.; Treasurer, Beta Club 1 yr. TUBBESING, MARK: Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; FT A 1 yr.; NFA 1 yr.; Speech Club 2 yrs.: Chess Club 1 yr.; Golf Team 3 yrs.; Intramural Basketball 3 yrs.; School Plays 1 yr. TURNER, MELISSA RUTH: FHA 2 yrs.; Scholarship Queen 1 yr.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 3 yrs.; Secretary, Co-Ed-Y 1 yr.; Junior Class Reporter 1 yr.; Concert Choir 3 yrs.; Swing Choir 2 yrs.; Chorale 2 yrs.; Ensembles 4 yrs.; Madrigals 3 yrs.; All-State Chorus 3 yrs.; School Plays 1 yr.; Limestone Youth Orchestra 3 yrs. VARVELL, PHILIP LYNN: Beta Club 2 yrs.; Chaplain. Beta Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; President, Latin Club 1 yr.; Concert Band 3 yrs.; Marching Band 1 yr.; Concert Choir 1 yr.; Swing Choir 1 yr.; Chess Club 1 yr.; FTA 1 yr. VAUGHN, PEGGY ANN WALDREN, DOUG WALLINGFORD, PATRICIA: FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr. WARD, DARRELL: Student Council 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Intramural Basketball 2 yrs.; Who's Who. WEST, GARY E.: Attendant at Jr.-Sr. Prom. WHALEN, CARLA DAWN: FHA 3 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 4 yrs.; FTA 3 yrs.; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Vice-President, Math Club 1 yr.; Junior Class Secretary; Concert Choir 3 yrs.; Swing Choir 1 yr.; Chorale 2 yrs.; Ensemble 3 yrs.; School Play 1 yr.; Science Award 1 yr.; Drill Team 4 yrs.; Captain, Drill Team 1 yr.; Annual Staff 4 yrs.; Organization Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Assistant Editor, Annual Staff 1 yr.; Honor Student. WHEELER, DAVID: FFA 4 yrs. WHEELER, KATHY: FHA 4 yrs.; Reporter, FHAlyr.; Secretary, FHA 1 yr.; Junior, State, and Chapter Degrees, FHA; Co-Ed-Y 2 yrs.; Girls’ Basketball 1 yr. WHEELER, RUTH: FHA 2 yrs. 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