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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

C — US £ S UaySuilfa, fC ducky f- iglv School Days Aw. . . Studies • • • 2 Kenny Lewis and Duane Adamson are two of the satisfied customers who bought football jerseys from Mrs. Mitchell's FTA. Check your coat! Only 100! Here we have Taylor Wood and Cathy Smart trying to keep up with the flood of coats that kept the sophomores busy at ballgames. One of the newest and most active clubs at MACOHI is the FBLA. The meeting is called to order with the reading of the creed. 3 c£wi£te£. . Ain't love grand? At least that's what Jeff and Billy GWynne say. STREAKERS AT MASON COUNTY HIGH! Mark Cotton is caught getting into the 4 As usual, the cafeteria came under heavy criticism this year, but at the moment, Steve Lofton, Toni Payne, and Don Black are doing more eating than talking. The girl’s basketball team learned that in order to win, you must practice. Patty Graves is shown working on her shooting technique. 5 Qpwts. . . The sophomore boys must perform great feats of grace and strength in their physical education classes. These girls are learning the fundamentals of one of the most popular sports of today - volleyball. Mason County girls showed their talents this year on our winning girls' basketball team. Coidmts: 8 The journey of a lifetime begins with a single step; reaching and searching for that intangible moment when one’s identity is materialized. In the beginning we understand neither the universe, nor the world, nor people, nor ourselves. Blindly, we reach. We push forward individually to prepare for the time when the future becomes the past, the dream becomes a reality, a life imagined becomes a life lived. Eager to realize a togetherness that must be left forever untouched. We pause to remember the good times before movin' on to enjoy, enjoy, ENJOY. EDITOR: Kim Bramel, PHOTOGRAPHER: Jim Hicks, EDITOR: Debbie Poe. II GO CWLC! The Mason County Royals opened the 1974-75 basketball season right with a 50-33 victory over the Saint Patrick Saints. Tony Breeze led the scoring in the 17 point win. Our cheerleaders and fans urged the team on. Coach Jefferson outlined the plays. At half-time, the drill team entertained fans and girl watchers alike. 13 FVi l Over the Labor Day weekend, thieves tried to burn their way into the office safe. As a result, the entire office suite was greatly damaged by fire, smoke, and heat. The Mason County maintenance crew and local fire departments fought the blaze. The students pictured below are indicating where they found the tools used by the vandals. M Festivities We celebrated the 1974 Christmas season in grand fashion. There was drama - Christmas memories” featuring the Creative Dramatics class including Bedouin Duncan and Walter Stewart. The Night Before Christmas was presented by the Co-Ed-Y featuring sugar plums and there was music - Mrs. Runyon and the choir led the students and faculty in several carols. The program was closed with the per- formance of the world famous 4 fools quartet and the sound of Merry Christmas all around. 15 OuA Dttbbdfo DaxUmS The Royal girls were well on their way to an eight- five season in this game against Augusta. In this, their first game of the 1974-75 season, our ladies of the court gave the sur- prised Augusta squad a very sound trouncing winning quite handily. Susan Hick- erson got the tip, and it was all ours from then on, thanks to fancy ball han- dling as shown here by Barb Landers. Coach Mahan nearly lost her scalp as she gave her all in a fine job of coaching, and the winning Royals went to the dressing room tired but happy. 16 ORGANIZATIONS THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 17 FM The Mason County FHA Chapter was busy all year with their many activities and community functions. To start the year, they held many money making projects including a tractor pull, candy and bake sales, and the annual candy bar sale. These projects increased the budget to handle the social events. Dads loved Daddy Date Night, and the dances - Hallow- een, Christmas and Valentines - proved to be fun and suc- cessful. Mrs. Ann Porter, the chapter advisor, kept the chap- ter strong with her guidance and support. This year she also advised the Regional President and, the Regional Reporter. The community depends on the FHA to hold such drives as the March of Dimes, Arthritis Fund, and the Heart Fund. All girls enjoyed writing Santa letters to local children. The Governor's visit allowed several girls to participate as aides. A dinner for the Needy Kids was given with the help of several of our members. Senior FHA Officers This year, the Mason County chapter was an Honor Roll chapter which is quite an honor. Finally, the Mother-Daugh- ter banquet closed the year with awards of achievement and installation of incoming officers. 18 Mason County FHA Chapter members Regional President - Paige Vice; Regional Reporter and State President - Diane Roberson. STATE DEGREE GIRLS: (NOT PICTURED - Bedouin Duncan) Jane Eberly and Mary Jane Gill. 19 An historic first! Boys in FHA! A girl in FFA! LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Johnson, Brent Catrone, Jerry Pfeffer, Rocky Singleton, Gary Campbell, Don Black, Rodney Miley, Jim Hicks. SEATED: Debra Poe. FHA SWEETHEART AND FRIENDS: Billy Keith Ross 20 FFA 1974-75 OFFICERS: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John French - Reporter, Mar- tin Lowe - Treasurer, Walter A. Rosser - Pres., Garry Lee - V-Pres., Jeff Swearingen - Chaplain, Victor Hay - Sentinel. BACK ROW: George O’Cull - Asst. Reporter, Mark Carpenter - Asst. Sec., Eddie McNutt - Asst. Treas., Dickie Poe - Asst. 2nd V. Pres. VutlFrJ THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS ERlCA STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 5i� irr- FFA SWEETHEART: Karin Roberson 21 FFA Club Members The FT A is not only a club for those plan- ning to become teachers but for those who are interested in education. The club is most proud that this year they are awarding a $200 scholarship to a senior student. The winner was announced on awards day. Laura Bramel was elected Girls' State Delegate. The club held its first Spring Awards Banquet this year at Capronis Restaurant on April 22. Fifty-one members and special guests attended. Debi Striplin and Paige Vice were named the two out- standing members for the year. The new officers were also announced. The club had several money making pro- jects for the year including; Court Day walking Bake Sale, selling leather key rings, and selling MCHS football shirts. CLUB OFFICERS: Debra Murray - Chaplain; Laura Bramel - Trea- surer; Bedouin Duncan - Secretary; Michelle Bernardin - Historian; Diane Roberson - Reporter. 22 MATH CLUB MEMBERS Paige receiving her award. 23 OUTGOING OFFICERS FOR 1974-75 The new FTA officers for 1975-76 who were announced at the banquet. 24 Debi Striplin and Paige Vice who were named outstanding members for 1974-75. Latu Club The Mason County Latin Club was very active in 1974-75. In November, members attended the state Junior Classical League convention where Michelle Jackson was appointed editor of Torch-Kentucky - the club maga- zine. At the convention, Lesley Rey- nolds won second place and Robbie Brewer won third place in the Roman Culture Contest. The club celebrated the Saturnalia which is a festival hon- oring Saturn. The annual spring ban- quet was held May 23. Its theme was A Night in Hades. In August, mem- bers will attend the Nation Junior Classical League Convention in Mun- cie, Indiana. The officers (opposite) are all wear- ing black armbands mourning the death of Julius Caesar during the Ides of March. Michelle is holding the Fasces - the symbol of Roman author- ity. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Theresa Cropper - Historian: Kelli Rug- gles - Reporter: Michelle Jackson - President: Lesley Reynolds - Sec.-Treasurer: Bill Shugars - Vice President. 25 LATIN CLUB MEMBERS 26 This lovely young slave - Theresa Cropper plays her lyre for all. On April fifth, the chess club held an invitation tournament with the help of its sponsors. Miss Forgy and Mr. Metcalf. Chess CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: Bill Calland - President: Greg Donegan - Vice President; Steve Carlisle - Treasurer; Marilyn Markell - Secretary. 27 CHESS CLUB MEMBERS Alice Stewart and Bill Arthur concentrate while preparing for the tournament. Greg Donegan tries to outmaneuver Barry Brignac in their practice session before the tournament. OFFICERS FOR 1974-75: Robin Roe - Pres., Ann Ridout - Treas., Jennifer Castle - Rep., Gina Bisotti - Sec. Ptettcli In April, twenty five students went over 2000 miles north to Quebec City, Canada, to study French culture and explore life there. It was a memorable voy- age, filled with skyscrapers in Toronto, narrow streets in Que- bec, and magnificent falls at Niagara. The bus trip was long but fun (in a crazy sort of way). Our hotels were cozy, the weather chilly, and the snow on the ground was deep, deep, deep. From historic Fort Chambley to a late-night ferry ride, from a gourmet meal to MacDonald's, from a beautiful cathedral to a bus terminal, it was an experi- ence all of us will remember with a smile and a tear. 29 Members of the French Club FBLA 31 FBLA MEMBERS Vanessa Mayberry with the Scrapbook which placed 2nd in Regional Debbie Beckett with her exhibit, a revolving competition and Pat Hamlin with the Bulletin Board which earned 3rd spiralstaircase showing LEADERSHIP via place. FBLA, which won 1st place. FBLA WINNERS WITH THEIR TROPHIES. 32 FBLA members shown with their tro- phies are: Bette Hord, Walter Ros- ser, Sandy Martin, Debbie Beckett, and Venita Frame. Venita Frame was named Miss FBLA for the state of Kentucky. She will compete in national finals in Miami, Florida in June. 33 V eoASfrtp ts 34 Newspaper Staff STANDING: Kim Ormes, Treasurer: Corky Neff, Reporter: Susan Hickerson, Secretary. SEATED: Terri Middendorf, Vice-Pres.; Sandy Wright, Pres. 35 Members of the Thespians NFL Members of the National Forensic League NFL members participated in the following: Breckinridge Tourney Paris Tourney Regional Tourney State Tourney The results were excellent! 36 NFL OFFICERS: Kevin Hamilton, President: Lynn Ridout, Secretary: and Suellen Comer, Treasurer. Beta Club Members Batb This year, the Beta Club held a book fair and the student faculty ballgame (seen on the next page). They also contributed to the library and sent Toni Lewis to Girls' State BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Debbie Beckett - President; Marla Kalb - Vice-President; Karen Tubbes- ing - Secretary; Evelyn Hay - Treasurer; Jennifer Singleton - Reporter; Dickie Poe - Chaplain. T bch iS Whip Students 49-22 First and ten! Do it again! Great form Ledford! Wait Mark well, we got to get down the floor! All together now Stanfield, BREATHE! The losing students listen hard to their Coach. TOO BAD! 38 O L-Y The Mason County Co-Ed-Y Club had the opportunity to attend a mock legislative session of the Ky. Youth Assembly. The conference was held in Louisville and lasted for three days. They stayed at the Ramada Inn. OFFICERS FOR 1974-75: Don Black - V. Pres., Kelli Ruggles - Chap- lain. Mark Kachler - Treas., Debra Murray - Pres. 39 Co-Ed-Y Club Members The Mason County bill passed the Committee meeting. Jennifer Singleton received one of three awards for The House of Representatives, the Senate, was signed by the the best speaker of the House of Representatives. Ky. Youth Assembly gov., Jack Tipton. 40 T The Math Club engaged in many activities during the 1974-75 school year. In the area of community service, the members collected toys for the fire department at Christmas with which the officers are shown on the next page. The club also made a dona- tion to the churches that were damaged by the rash of fires that plagued our area this year. The club activities included participation in the National Mathematics Examination. The winner in this school was Deborah Nichols. Ending the year, was a trip by the members to the Taft Museum and the Planetar- ium. MATH CLUB OFFICERS: Cathy Pfeffer - secretary; Debi Striplin - reporter; Jennifer Singleton - treasurer; Mel- issa Smoot - president; Cindy Roberson - vice-president. The Math Club officers take a play break with the toys the club’ collected for the Fire Department at Christmas. 42 Math Club members and their sponsor Miss Thompson MEMBERS OF THE 1975 MACOHI STAFF 44 Sponsor - Marsha Poe; Editor - Kim Bramel; Photographer - Jim Hicks; Editor - Debra Poe. 45 ifith’ IN THE OFFICE: BACK ROW, Left to Right: Janet Rankin, Vicki High, Janet King, Tara Boggs, Donna Lang, Jonna Lang. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Georgia Fegan, Helen Chandler. IN THE COUNSELORS' OFFICE: STANDING, Left to Right: Carla Huber, Jennifer Castle, Debra Murray. SEATED: Diana Snipes. IN THE LUNCHROOM: FRONT, Left to Right: Kathy Miller, Joy Gore, Tammy Hamm, Cindy Palmer, Cathy Hamilton, Helen Chandler. BACK, Same Order: Kenny Riggs, Barry Brignac, Janet Rankin, and Carma Jefferson. IN THE LIBRARY: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Teegarden, Mary Campbell, Connie McDaniels, Diane Osborne, Robin Hutchison, Jill Curtis, and Jill Boggs. 47 ' 'C(hm ow’ gtb St!’' Our cooks, under the guidance of Mrs. Gwendolyn French prepared our lunches and breakfasts every day. OUR COOKS: Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Mains, Mrs. Purcell, and Mrs. Hester. 48 FIRST PLACE TEAM SECOND PLACE TEAM 49 LOSERS BOMJN GfRLC Partial members of the Girls' Bowling Team. Marciaz Whitehead in hopes for another strike. Below: Remaining members of the Girls' Bowling Team. Someone is aiming to knock the pins down! Robin Skidmore trying for a strike. 50 51 b i6Zty The 1974-75 Varsity Cheerleaders were co-captained by Karen Tubbesing and Billie Gwynn Pyles. Sen- ior members composing the squad were Debra Murray, Debra McNutt, and Billie Gwynn Pyles. Junior members include Kim Bramel, Lori Moneyhon, Karen Tubbesing, Bedouin Duncan, and Kavin Hamilton. JuMvtiwVct iSlty The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were captained by Mindy Bernardin. Other squad members include Penny Doyle, Lesley Reynolds, Cindy Ensor, Cheryl McHugh, Kelly Calvert, and Michelle Jackson. The outstanding Junior Varsity Cheerleader for 1974-75 was Mindy Bernardin. The Freshman Cheerleaders for 1974-75 were: Captain: Sandy Newsome, Jenny Tierney, Alberta Purcell, Kelly Johnson, and Susan Ryan. 1974-75 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. 1974-75 Freshman Cheerleaders. 53 Royalties Members of the Royalettes Drill Team and their sponsor, Mrs. Doris Cain. a SENIOR MEMBERS: Wendy Paul, Nancy Allen, Kay Adams, and Carin Crockett. CAPT: Carin Crockett 54 1 oASity BoshdbcM 1974-75 Varsity Basketball Team. 55 Juntos Vfotstty BasketbaM 1974-75 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Pies(uiuuv BasketbeM 1974-75 Freshman Basketball Team Giih’ BasketbM 1974-75 Girls' Basketball Team. Mason Co. 34 Montgomery Co. 46 Mason So. 66 Augusta 29 Mason Co. 54 Fleming Co. 24 M son Co. 65 Nicholas Co. 10 Mason Co. 28 Maysville 44 Mason Co. 49 Nicholas 25 Mason Co. 44 Bracken 42 Mason Co. 42 Bracken 55 Mason Co. 63 Fleming Co. 24 Mason Co. 37 f Montgomery Co. 29 Mason Co. 51 Mt J Sterling 47 Mason Co. 44 Mafsville 48 MasonT:o. 31 Clark jfi Vi ■Ti r At the Athletic Banquet, various awards were given to members of the Girls’ Basketball Team. Kay Riggs received the 'Enthusiasm Award.' Paula Fay was named 'The Most Valuable Player,' Nancy Landers was named the 'Best Defen- sive Player,’ as Mary Brand was named 'Most Improved Player.' BasebcM MA CO HI’S 1974-75 Baseball Team. Right: SENIOR MEMBER: Jeff Swearingen 59 SENIOR MEMBER: Bill Calland Strike three, you're out. Jeff Swearingen and Dwayne Thomas watching the game. SENIOR MEMBER: Mark Cotton 60 Members of the 1974-75 Girls' Track Team. QvJ! ’ Thcuck l cuM Otoss-Couidty Members of the Mason County Cross-Country Team 62 Don Jefferson 9otfr — B yS' Members of the 1974-75 Boys’ Golf Team. Coach Bud Wooten and Robert Walton. SENIOR MEMBER: Billy Frazier FRESHMAN MEMBERS: Chip Hall and Brett Walton. LEFT TO RIGHT: Taylor Wood. Mike Mattingly, Robert Walton and Rich- ard Hale. 64 Qo — QvJk’ 4 65 FRESHMAN MEMBER: Cheryl McHugh 66 Cfr-Op vJ! The Co-Op Girls of 1974-75 were, KNEELING: Carla Huber and Pat Hamlin. STANDING, Left to Right: Carol Doyle, Mary Lee Moore, Bonnie Tucker, Vanessa Mayberry, Debbie Beckett, Judy Crump, Sandy Martin, and Venita Frame. The Cooperative Education is a program in which students are in the classroom in the morning-and are employed by a local busi- ness during the afternoon hours. The purpose is to give the girls on-the-job training with equipment the classroom can- not afford. The Co-Op Girls receive class credit and are paid for this work. 67 Qhjudwb Cowbell! The 1975 Student Council consisted of one repre- sentative from each homeroom. These students rep- resented concerns and interests of the Mason County student body in school affairs. Their major project for this school year was renewing and revising the student handbook. The advisor was Miss Julie Kinney and the officers were as follows: President - Marla Kalb Vice-President - Paige Vice Secretary - Cheryl Hull Treasurer - Larin Roberson Reporter - Diane Roberson 68 1974-75 STUDENT COUNCIL VoCCtly flAuSfo 69 FRESHMAN CHORUS ADVANCED GIRLS’ CHORUS 70 BOYS' CHORUS Remaining Members of the VIENNA CHOIR Mrs. Runyon led the Mason County Choir to many victories and awards during the ’74-'75 school term. Mason County and the entire state of Ken tucky is very proud of both. MADRIGAL 71 MIXED ENSEMBLE The Mason County High School Band of 1974-75 participated in many events in Kentucky and Tennessee. Among these events were the Paints- ville Apple Festival marching band contest and the KMEA State March- ing Band Festival receiving an excellent rating. In March, several band students entered the KMEA State Solos and Ensemble Contest in More- head, Kentucky and came home with 18 superiors, 8 excellents, and 1 good rating. During April, the band took part in the Dogwood Arts Festi- val in Knoxville, Tenn. The concert band rated excellent and ranked 7th of the 27 bands participating. The marching band also received an excellent in the Festival and ranked 10th of 27 bands. In May, the band participated in the KMEA State Concert Band Contest in Morehead, Ky. receiving a rating of superior. ChUtgs STRING ORCHESTRA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Anthony Botham - Pres. Mark Kachler - V. Pres. Venita Frame - Sec. Marla Kalb - Treasurer Karin Roberson and Mark Cotton - Business Managers. i i Peopfo Connie Lowe and Gary Landers violating one of the many school rules. Shown with Mrs. Adron Doran are Michele Bernardin and Paula Fay of Mason County High School. These girls attended a Personal Enrichment Program at Morehead State University. NANCY KAY ALLEN Beta 3; FHA 4, Jr. and Chapt. Degree; CO-ED-Y 1; Annual 2; Math 2; World View Con- ference Delegate; Drill Team 2; Who's Who; Soc. of Out- standing Am. H.S. Students. REEDA KAY ADAMS French 2; Beta 2; FHA 4; Jr. Degree; CO-ED-Y 1; Math 2; Drill Team 3; Vienna '74 1: Concert Choir 4; Who’s Who. DEBRA LYNN BECKETT Latin 2; Beta 3, Sec. 1. Pres. 1; FHA 3. Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 2, Candidate for State Treasurer, 3rd Place Penmanship Contest for Region, Parliamentarian 1; Music 2; Girls' State Delegate for Beta Club; Business Man- ager - Fresh, and Soph. Class. GARY ROBERT BECKETT FFA 4. VICKI JO ARRASMITH FHA 1; FBLA 1. MIKE APPLEGATE CAROLY ROBINSON BEILAND FHA 3, Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 1, Rep. 1; Drill Team 1; Cheerleader 1. GERALD DOUGLAS BEILAND French 2; CO-ED-Y 1; Bowl- ing 1; Track 2: Basketball 3; Intra-Basketball 1; Football 1; Baseball 1. MICHELE BERNARDIN FTA 1, Historian 1; FHA 4; FBLA 1. Historian 1; CO-ED-Y 1; Thespians 1; Track 1. DONNIE BLACK FTA 2; FHA 1; FBLA 1; CO- ED-Y 3, Vice Pres. 1; Thespi- ans 1; Annual Staff 1; Track 4; Basketball 4; Who's Who. DOROTHY ANN BREWER FHA 2; Thespians 2; Bowling 1; Track 2; Intra-Basketball 1. BARRY LYNN BRIGNAC French 1; CO-ED-Y 2; Chess 2; Track 3; Basketball 3; Intra-Basketball 3; Football 1; Baseball 1. WILLIAM RUSSELL CALLAND Chess 1, Pres.; Bowling 2; Baseball 4; Intra-Basketball 2; Football 1. MARY ALICE CAMPBELL FHA 1; FBLA 2; Co-Ed-Y 2; Track 1; Concert Choir 4. JENNIFER CAROL CASTLE French 3, Rep.; Beta 1; FHA 4, Jr., Chapt., and State Degrees; Drill Team 1; Who's Who. HELEN JANE CHANDLER FHA 4. BRENT A. COTRONE Latin; FHA 1; FBLA; Thespians 3; Bowling; Intra-Basketball. MARK EDWARD COTTEN FT A 1; Co-Ed-Y 1; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Prom King Attendant; Society of Out- standing HS Students. CAREN ELIZABETH CROCK- ETT French 1; FTA 3, Pres.; FHA 4; NFL 1; Co-Ed-Y 2; Sec. of Co-Ed-Y; Drill Team 3, Capt.; Annual 1; Royal Pinna- cle 4; Editorialist; Who's Who. JUDY ANN CRUMP FBLA 2, Vice Pres.: Intra-Bas- ketball 1; Co-Op Girl 1. JILL ANN CURTIS Latin 2; FHA 3; Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 2; NFL 2; Chess 2; Thespians 1; Royal Pinnacle 1, Editor; Intra-Basketball 1; Student Librarian 2. GREGORY PHILLIP DONEGAN FTA 1; Co-Ed-Y 1; Chess 2. Vice Pres.; Bowling 3; Golf 3; Intra-Basketball 2; Football 1. CAROLYN ANN DOYLE FH A 2; Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; Co-op Girl 1; Office Worker. TONI DALE DUGAN An 1, Pres.; Bowling. CHRISTY LEE ENSOR FT A 1; FHA 4, Historian; NFL 1; Co-Ed-Y 3; Thespians 1; Annual 1; Royal Pinnacle 1. ROBIN LEE FAULKNER Latin 2; FFA 1; Bowling 3; Intra-Basketball 1. PAULA JEANNE FAY FHA 3, Scholarship Queen 1; FBLA 1; Track 2; Basketball 1; Outstanding Teen of Am.; Who's Who; Soc. of Outstand- ing Am. H.S. Students. GEORGIA FAYE FEGAN FHA 2; Bowling 1. KATHY SUE FIELDS FBLA 1; Chess 1; Annual 2, Typist; Royal Pinnacle 3, Edi- tor; Intra-Basketball; Who’s Who; Tennis Team 1. DONALD STEVEN FITCH FFA 4, Greenhand and Chapt. Farmer Degrees; Chess 1; Bowling 1; Intra-Basketball 1; Band 4. L t VENITA DAWN FRAME Latin 2; Science 2, Treasurer 1; Beta 2; FBLA 2, Local Reporter; Regional 4 Reporter, Outstanding Sec., Delegate to Regional and State FBLA Con- vention; Bowling Team 1; Co- op Girl 1; History Award. BILLY DAVID FRAZIER FT A 3; Co-Ed-Y 3; Golf 4; Intra-Basketball 3; Intra-Foot- ball 1; Who's Who. JOHN MAURICE FRENCH French 2; FFA 4, Rep. Green Hand, Chapt. Farmer; Chess 2: Intra-Basketball; Intra- Football 1. CAROL JEAN FRITZ Beta 1; FHA 4; FBLA 1; Royal Pinnacle 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2. TERRY LEE FRYMAN Bowling 3; Basketball 3 1 2 Mgr.; Intra-Football 1. EUGENIA SUSAN FURBY An 1: Beta 1; FBLA 1. BARRY KIETH GIFFORD NANCY JANE GILLESPIE French 1; Co-Ed-Y 1; Drill Team 1; FHA 4, Jr. Chapt. and State Degrees; Who's Who. PATRICIA ANN HAMLIN FHA 4; FBLA 2; Co-op Girl 1. ELAINE CAROL HANSEN French 1; Art 1; FHA 4, Jr. Degree; All State Chorus 2; All State Orchestra 3; Vienna ’74 1; Band 1. JOHN HARMON HENDERSON FFA 4: Bowling 2; Intra-Bas- ketball 3; Baseball 2; State Auctioneer Champion 2. JAMES A. HICKS Art 1; FHA 1; Thespians 2; Annual 4; Annual Photogra- pher 2; Royal Pinnacle 3; Intra-Basketball 2; Concert Choir 3 1 2; Vienna ’74 1. RICHARD WAYNE HOWARD HOWIE WILLIAM HOWE FFA 3. CARLA LEE HUBER FHA 4, Junior and Chapter Degrees; FBLA 2; Co-Ed-Y 2: Royal Pinnacle 3; Co-Op Girl. CHERYL KAY HULL French 1; FHA 3, Jr. and Chapter Degrees; Co-Ed-Y; Bowling 1; Track 3: Intra-Bas- ketball 1; Drill Team 1. CAROLYN ANN HURST FHA 1; FBLA 1; Co-Op Girl 1. ROBIN ANN HUTCHISON Latin 1; FHA 4, Jr., Chapter, and State Degrees; FBLA 2; Co-Ed-Y 1: Royal Pinnacle 1; Music 3. DONALD JEFFERSON MICHAEL ANTHONY JOHN- SON FHA 1; Music 4; Vienna 1974. LESTER RAY JOHNSTON JR. French 1; Art 1; Co-Ed-Y 2; Bowling 1; Intra-Basketball 1; Band 2: Who's Who. MICHEAL GENE JONES FFA 4; Intra-Basketball 1. KAREN JONES STEVEN LESLIE JONES Beta 1. MICHAEL H. KABLER WILLIAM MARK KACHLER Co-Ed-Y 2, Treasurer; Who's Who; Track 2; Basketball 2; Intra-Basketball; Intra-Foot- ball 1. MARLA KAY KALB Latin 2; Beta 3; FBLA 1: Choir 3; Merit Commended Scholar; I.O.O.F. U.N. Youth Pil- grimage; Student Council 2: Algebra I, Geometry, Biol- ogy, Intro to Physics and Chem. Awards; Who’s Who; Society of Outstanding Am. H.S. Students; DAR. JANET FAYE KING FHA 4, Jr., Chapter Dgrees; FBLA 1; Office Worker 2; Who’s Who. GARRETT MERTIN LANDERS Art 1: Thespians 1. DEBORAH ANN LANG FT A 1; FBLA 2; Co-Ed-Y 2; Intra-Basketball 1; Outstand- ing Member of FTA; Choir 1. DONNA MAE LANG FHA 4, Jr. and Chapter Degrees: FBLA 1: Co-Ed-Y 1: Royal Pinnacle 2; Who’s Who. JONNA RAE LANG FHA 4, Jr., Chapt. and State Degrees; FBLA 1; Co-Ed-Y 1; Royal Pinnacle 2; Who’s Who. GARRY KEITH LEE FFA 4, Asst. Rep., V.-Pres., Chapter Farmer, Greenhand Degrees; Intra-Basketball 3; Outstanding Teen of America; Who’s Who. JOHNNY RAY LEWIS FBLA; Co-Ed-Y;’Track; Bas- ketball . DENA FRANCES LINDSAY Art 1; FT A 2; Co-Ed-Y 3: Bowling 2. STEVE D. LOFTON Beta 2; Co-Ed-Y 2; Track 4; Basketball 4: Baseball 2. CONNIE SUE LOWE Co-Ed-Y 2; Drill Team 1; Music 4; Vienna 1974. MARTIN L. LOWE FFA 4, Treasurer, Beef Impromptu Speaking; Out- standing Teen of Am. CONNIE LYKINS KEVIN M. LYTLE Art 1; Chess 1; Bowling 3; Intra-Basketball 1. STEPHEN WILLIAM MANNING FTA 3, Treasurer, V-Presi- dent; Co-Ed-Y 3: Royal Pin- nacle 1; Sports Editor; Golf; Basketball; Baseball; Who’s Who; Society of Outstanding Am. H.S. Students. MARILYN MARKELL French 4; FHA 3, Jr. Degree; FBLA 2; Co-Ed-Y 3; Chess 3, Sec.; Drill Team 1. SANDRA CHRISTINE MARTIN FHA 2, Jr. and Chapt. Degree; FBLA 2, 'Sec.; Co-op Girl 1. VANESSA LEE MAYBERRY FHA 2, Rep.; FBLA 2, Histo- rian; Intra-Basketball 1; Co- op Girl 1. MARCIA MAYNARD RICHARD WAYNE MCLANA- HAN FFA 3, Chapter Farmer, Green Hand Degrees. DONNA JO MCGEE FHA 4, Jr., Chapt. and State Degrees: FBLA 1; Office Worker. RONALD W. MCLAUGHLIN DEBRA SUE MCNUTT Latin 1; Science 1; Beta 3; FTA 2, Sec.; FHA 4, Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; FFA Sweet- heart 1; Co-Ed-Y 3; Annual 2; Royal Pinnacle 2, Cheerleader 4; Concert Choir 3; Vienna '74 1; Who's Who; Society of Out- standing Am. H.S. Students. v SANDY DARLENE MCNUTT Latin 2; FT A 1; FHA 2; Co- Ed-Y 1. CLARENCE K. MILEY FT A 1; NFL 2; Co-Ed-Y 1; Thespians 2: Track 2; Basket- ball 2; Intra-Basketball 2; Football 1. MARY LEE MOORE FHA 2, Jr. and Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 2, Pres.; Royal Pinnacle 1; Intra-Basketball 1; Co-Op Girl 1. JAMES WM. MORGAN DEBRA LYNN MURRAY French 1; Beta 1; FTA 3; Chap. 1; FHA 4; Rec. Leader 1; Co-Ed-Y 3; Pres. 1; Thes- pians 1; Annual 2; Newspaper 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council 1; Girls' State Dele- gate; KUNA Delegate. CARL KEITH NEFF Thespians 1; Reporter 1. SHARON LYNN O'CULL French 1; FTA 1; Outstanding Member 1; FHA 2: FBLA 1. WENDY LYNN PAUL FHA 4; Jr. and Chap. Degrees Latin 1; Beta 2; Co-Ed-Y 1 Drill Team 3; Who's Who Algebra II Award. ABSENT: GREG LEONARD MURPHY Track 3; Basketball 4. KATHY JONES NEWD1GATE FHA 1; Jr. Degree; FBLA 2; Treasurer 1; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1. 96 JOSEPH PHILLIP PERRAUT Chess 1; Intra-Basketball 1; Intra-Football 1. JAMES JEROME PFEFFER FHA 1; Thespians 1. ROGER WILLIAM PURCELL FFA 2. BILLIE GWYNNE PYLES FTA 1, Program Chm.; FHA 4, 1st VP, Jr., Chapt. and State Degrees; Schol. Queen 1; Who's Who; Soc. Outstand- ing Am. Students; Cheer- leader 4; Outstanding JV, Sr. Capt.; Class Officer 3. JANET MARLENE RANKIN FHA 4, Chpt., Jr., and State Degrees; FBLA 1. WILLIAM KEITH REEDER Latin 3; FTA 1; FFA 1, Green- hand Degree; Chess 1; Who’s Who; Bowling 1. RICHARD C. RICE FFA 4; Track 3; Basketball 2 1 2; Intra-Basketball 1. DEBBIE F. RIGGS FHA 1; Track 1. KENNETH RIGGS FFA 1. SILAS DALE RIPATO FFA 4, Sec. 1, Greenhand, Chpt. Farmer: Outstanding Teen Am.; Who's Who: Intra- Basketball 1. PAYTON DANIEL RITCHIE French 3: FBLA 2; Chess 2; Bowling 1. KARIN ANN ROBERSON Franch 1; Latin 2; Thespians 1; Bowling 1; FHA 4, Jr., Chpt.. and State Degrees: FFA Sweetheart 1. LARIN LEE ROBERSON Latin 2; Bowling 3; Intra-Bas- ketball 2; Intra-Football 1; Student Council 2; Treasurer; Who's Who. ROBIN MICHELLE ROE French 3, Pres., Treas.: Bet; 3; FBLA 1: FBLA Office Sec. Band 4. BILLY KEITH ROSS Latin 2; FFA 2; FHA Sweet- heart 1; Coed-Y 1; Bowling 3; Intra-Basketball 2; Football 1; Who's Who. WALTER ALLEN ROSSER FFA 4, Pres. 1, Regional VP 1, Greenhand, Chapt. Farmer, State Farmer, Cour- ier Journal Award; FBLA 1, Mr. FBLA 1; NFL 1; Thespians 1; Intra-Basketball 1; Football 1; Outstanding Teen Am.; Who's Who. LESLIE ANN SAPP French 3, Rep. VP; Art 1; FTA 1; FBLA 2; Coed-Y 3: Thespi- ans 1. RICHARD JOSEPH SCHU- MACHER MARTHA ANN SIMMS FHA 4; Coed-Y 1; Track 2; Intra-Basketball. ROCKY ALLEN SINGLETON Art 1; FHA 1; Coed-Y 1; Annual 1; Intra-Basketball 3. PENNY JO SMITH FT A 1; FHA 4; FH A Jr. Degree; Limestone Youth Orch.; Vienna 1974. SHIELA DIANE SNIPES FHA 4, Jr. and Chpt. Degrees; Thespians 1. PAUL DUANE STITT FFA 2. JEFFERY L. SWEARINGEN FFA 4: FFA Chaplain, and Photo.; Track 1; Basketball 1; Intra-Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Who’s Who. MABEL CHR1STEEN SWEET FHA 4, Jr. and Chpt. Degree; Intra-Basketball 1. PAMELA DEAN TEEGARDEN FHA 4, Jr. and Chpt. Degrees; FBLA 2; Drill Team 1; Band 2. SHARON LEE THOMAS Science 2, Bio. Award; FHA 1; Annual 1; Latin Award; Vienna 1974; All-State Chorus 1; All-State Orch. 3; Lime- stone Youth Orch. 4; High School Orch. 3. BONNIE TUCKER PATSY SUE VERMILLION Latin 2; FTA 1; FHA X, Jr. Degree: Who’s Who. ANITA PAIGE VICE FHA 4, Pres., Reg. Rep., Reg. Pres., Jr. Chapt., State Degree, Runner-up Schol. Queen, Outstanding FHA Mem. 3: FTA 1: Coed-Y 3, Rep.; Annual 2; Royal Pinna- cle 2; Student Council 2, Sec. , VP; Soc. Outstanding Am.; Vienna 1974: Drill Team 3. MARK KENDALL WHALEN Latin 2; FT A 1; FBLA 1; Coed- Y 1; Chess 1; Bowling 1; Track 1; Basketball 1; Intra-Basket- ball 2; Intra-Football 1. MARCIA LEIGH WHITEHEAD FHA 1; Thespians 1; Bowling 1; Freshman Cheerleader 1. SCHERRIE LYNN WILSON FT A 1; FHA 3, Jr. and Chpt. Degree; Bowling 2; Choir 3; Vienna 1974. JEFFREY ALLEN ZEIGLER Track 3; Basketball 4; Fresh., Soph., and Jr. Class Officer; Who's Who 2: Society of Out- standing Am. High School Students. 104 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Toni Lewis - President; Melissa Smoot - Reporter; Dickie Poe - Vice President; Evelyn Hay - Treasurer; Bedoin Duncan - Secretary. Bradley Applegate Wilma Applegate Jim Barbour Steve Bemardin Gina Bisotti Dana Blevins Nancy Blevins Sharon Blythe Larry Bone Linda Boulden Kim Bramel Laura Bramel Terry Bramel Mary Brand Connie Bryant Cynthia Campbell Harry Campbell Steve Carlisle Mark Carpenter Keith Carver Ricky Clark Cindy Clos Mike Collins Dana Columbia Harold Comer Tim Comer Sheny Cooper Diane Cooper Diana Cord Mary Ann Cracraft Pamela Cracraft Libby Crawford Tony Cropper Lavema Davis Randy De Alley Sherri Dorn Mark Downing Cindy Doyle Stacey Doyle Ricky Dugan Terri Dugan Bedowin Duncan jane Eberly Linda Fegan Ruth Fisher Billy Fisher Joe Forman Carole Gallagher Mike Gallagher Mary Jane Gill Sharon Graves Patty Grigson Gale Gudgell Laura Haggard Kavin Hamilton Susan Hamm Gary Hampton Evelyn Hay Terry Heflin Mark Heminger Karen Hester Donna Hitt Jerry Huddleston Gerald Hughes Terry Hunt Phyllis Hurst Billy Jackson Sandy Jackson Scharme Jolley Lugene Kendall Jill Kennan Joe King Jimmy Kissick Barbara Landers • Marita Lang Toni Lewis Woodie Linville Mike Littleton Justin Litzinger Judy Love lO Mike Mattingly Liz Mayberry Belinda McCormick Connie McDaniel Ernie McDowell Sherry McIntyre Virgil McKee Eddie McNutt David Miller Robert Miller Laddie Mitchell Lori Moneyhon Jeff Montgomery Lisa Montgomery Pam Moran Susie Moyers Pam Mullikin Jeff Myers Roxanne Neal George CVcull Ricky O’cull Kim Ormes Shelby Osborne Diane Osborne Karen Padgett Tim Palmer Cathy Pfeffer Debra Poe Dickie Poe Ted Pollitt Suzy Prather Ricky Price Loretta Prince Bonnie Purcell Phil Rankin Bob Reeder Tim Renchen Ann Ridout Cindy Roberson Diane Roberson Timmy Roberts Sandy Ross Tommy Royse Annetta Rudd Kelli Ruggles Tony Sapp Debbie Scott 107 Bill Shugars Ella Simms Jennifer Singleton Melissa Smoot Lesia Spencer David Staggs Alice Stewart William Stewart Debi Striplin Fredricka Sturdivant Karen Swearingen Judith Sweet Susan Sweet Larry Teegarden Brenda Thomas Rhonda Thomas David Tolle Mary Nell Tollner Karen Tubbesing Mary Vaughn Lynette Walker Stanley Wallace Jerry Wallen Charlotte Wallingford Penny Wallingford Pam Welch Debbie Wheeller Charles Williams Sabra Williams Marla Wilson Jane Wood 108 QOPNO UOREG Janet Allison Lisa Applegate Billy Arther Barry Banta David Bashaw Danny Beckett Sharon Beiland Kim Bellows Cindy Bentley Mindy Bemardin Sharon Berry Clay Blevins Jill Boggs Candy Both man Rebecca Bouldin T. A. Boyd Mike Bramel Tim Brannon Ricky Breeze Robbie Brewer Terri Brouwn Theresa Brown Tommy Bryant Gary Campbell Ben Chambers Earl Chambers Marcella Chambers Martha Chandler Arch Church Shercy Clark Randy Cobum Donna Combs Suellen Comer Tammy Cook Johnny Cooper Ricky Cooper Ronnie Cooper Barbara Cotton Sandy Craig Theresa Cropper Steve Cunis Marvin Dearing Sherri Dearing Charles Devaughn Connie Douglas Debbie Doyle Penny Doyle 109 Ricky Elliot Cindy Ensor Carla Estes Allan Fanning Kelly Faulkner Beverly Fay Anita Fegan Jennifer Fegan Chuck Fetters Gerald Fields Mike Fredricks Kelly Fritz Tommy Fryman Marsha Gardener Danny Garrison Barbara Gilbert Regena Goddard Keith Gragston Gloria Green Sharon Grishm Robert Haggard Richard Hale Kathy Hamilton Bruce Hamlin Tammy Hamm Josephine Hardin Pam Hargett James Hay Susan Hickerson Kenny Higdon Jane Holland Kathy Hook Robert Hord Glen Homback Kim Howard El wood Howe C. J. Hunter Gary Jackson Linda Jackson Michelle Jackson jjQ Terri Jackson David Jarrell Carma Jefferson Donald Jefferson Donna Jefferson Brenda Johnson Sharon Johnson Debra Jones Francis Jones Freddie Kabler Carole Kendall Nancy Landers Donald Lang Janie Lang Anthony Lewis Rosalee Linville Tony Litzinger Joan Litzinger Lisa Lofton Donald Lowe Cheryl Luman Kathy Lykins Geno Manley Many Mastin Mike May Mark Maynard Carol McCord Danny McCormick Sherry McDaniel Gary McHugh Kathy Mefford Debra Merrill Terri Middendorf Rodney Miley Kathy Miller Reva Miller Monty Montgomery Jay Moore John Moore Julia Moss Larry Mullikan Cathy Orme Jennifer Osborne Lisa Otterson Cindy Palmer Roben Palmer Jill Paul Katrina Payne Ricky Penrod Brenda Poe Preston Poner Ricky Preston Ramona Purcell Cindy Ravencraft Connie Ravencraft Deborah Ravencraft Venita Renchen Leslie Reynolds Mary Rice Lynn Ridout Junior Rigdon Nora Rigdon Freddie Riggs Kay Riggs Buddy Roberts Dickie Rudd Kristi Sapp Bill Scott Jeff Silvey Bill Slack }} Cathy Smart Marcella Snipes Jed Soward Paula Sparks Greg Stahl Zandy Stewart Allen Stitt David Swanger SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Kieth Gragston - Secretary; Taylor Wood - Business Leader; Arch Church - Reporter; Mindy Bernardin - President; Nancy Landers - Business Leader; Cathy Smart - Treasurer; Jane Holland - Vice President. Jimmy Teegarden John Thomas Pam Thomas Jerry Throckmorton Deborah Tune Wesley Vantine Robert Walton 112 Danny Weddle Clinton White Kim Willett Charles Williams Mary Wood Taylor Wood Sandy Wright FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Sandy Newsome - treas.; Mindy Moford - sec.; Joe Pfeffer - pres.; Sue Adams - rep.; Kelly Kalb - vice-pres. Sue Adams Duane Adamson Dale Allen Jeff Ashcraft Jeri Baker Cathy Bashaw Linda Beamon Buck Bellows £ N Lee Bentley Tammy Berry Robin Biddle Roy Blythe John Botkins David Bowkamp Pam Bradford Mildred Brooks Lana Brown Timmy Bryant George Bums Sherry Cain Kelly Calvert Billy Campbell Julia Campbell Robin Carpenter Rhonda Case James Chambers Dean Church Tina Clark Carolyn Combs Pat Comer Carl Conley Robin Crawford Eddie Craycraft Billy Cropper Tommy Crump Valerie Curtis DarTen Darnell David Davenport Billy Davis Lois Dearing Rick Dehart Larry Dodge Timmy Dodson Debbie Downing Jan Doyle Sue Doyle Billy Doyle Timmy Doyle Estil Dugan John Duncan Ricky Ellison Robbie Emmons Cheri Ensor Kay Fields Sherry Flannery George Franklin Robbie Fritz Mark Fritz Tony Fulton Donny Gallagher Debbie Gates Kathy Gifford Patty Gifford Theresa Gifford Kim Green Penny Grigson Elizabeth Hale Chip Hall Kirby Hamilton Ricky Hamilton Darrell Hampton Lisa Hampton Peggy Hardin Eddie Harding Jerry Harding Karen Hargett Kevin Hasson Nancy Hay Mike Hehr John Henson Sue Hord Billy Howard Connie Howell Debra Huber Corky Hull Rebecca Hull Sherry Huron Troy Hutchison Randy Insko Edna Jackson Kim Kabler Timmy Kabler Kelly Kalb Warren Kenddall Mike Kennedy Darlene King Billy Lang Bridget Lang Greg Lawrence Karen LeForge Kenny Lewis Denise Lofton Gary Logan John Lowe Teresa Lowe Brenda Manning Tim Marinaro Cherly McHugh Marvin McKibben Brenda Mers Pat Middendorf Micky Middleton Billy Miller Wally Miller Mindy Moford Perri Moore Jo Moran Jimmy Murphy Jane Newsome Sandy Newsome Kevin O'cull Lori Palmer Toni Palmer Beverly Pfeffer Joe Pfeffer Allyn Phillips Becky Pickrell Andy Planck Anita Poe Joanna Poe Kathy Poe Linda Poe Dennis Poe Dennis Pollitt Debbie Powell 115 Vicki Powell Alberta Purcell Mike Pyles Alice Rankin Mike Razor Jeff Reed Roger Reese David Renchin Rhonda Rice John Richey John Riggs Roy Ritchie Jayna Roberson Steve Roberts Cindy Rosboroughn Karen Ross Chris Ruggles Helen Rushmeyer Susan Ryan Carl Schoumacher Viola Simms Tina Simms Kim Slack Doris Smith Bill Snipes Mary Beth Stub Pat Sturdivant Clara Swanger Marvin Taylor Dorothy Teegarden Dwayne Thomas Sue Thomas Betty Thurman James Thurman Kirk Tolle Sarah Tollner Steve Trumbo Roy Tuel Tammy Tull Brett Walton Larry Warrick Tony Welsch Timmy Wheeler Carla Wilson Kathy Wilson Kay Wood Gerald Woods Jeri Zeigler John Zeigler 116 Principal: MR. JOHN BRANSON 117 Secretary: MRS. AGNES CRACRAFT, 2 yrs. Guidance Counselor: JULIE KINNEY, 10 yrs. Business MRS. DIANE ORME - Business. 9 years. SPONSOR: FBLA. MRS. PHYLLIS MAHAN - Business, 1 year, CO-SPONSOR: FBLA. MRS. JUDY WILLINGHAM - Business, 3 years. 118 MR. TERRY STANFIELD - Mathematics, 5 1 2 years. MR. TOM CLINE - Mathematics, 1 year. MISS ANN THOMPSON - Mathe- matics, 10 years, SPONSOR: Math Club. MRS. SHARON MITCHELL - Mathematics, 8 years, SPON- SOR: FTA. 119 Uutguog A MISS BARBARA MESSER - English, 1 year, SPONSOR: NFL and Thespians. MR. ROBERT FOSHEE - English, 1 year, SPONSOR: French Club and Royal Pinnacle. MRS. DIANE LEDFORD - English, 3 years, SPONSOR: Bela Club. MRS. MARSHA POE - English, 2 years, SPONSOR: MaCoHi Annual Staff. MISS WANDA JAYNES - English, 1 year, SPONSOR: Co-Ed-Y. MISS NANCY MARKWELL - English, 1 year. MISS DOROTHY FORGY - Latin, French, SPONSOR: Chess, Latin Club. 12) QocuJlQbuudj s MR. WILLIAM WOOTEN - U.S. History, 2 years, SPONSOR: Freshman Coach, Cross- Country Coach, and Golf Coach. MRS. WINNIE DAVIS - Civ- ics, World Geography, 1 year. MR. TOM METCALFE - Fam- ily Living, Sociology and Psy- chology, 1 1 2 years, SPON- SOR: Co-Ed-Y. MR. DUANE LAMBERT - Family Living, Soci- ology and Psychology, 1 2 year, SPONSOR: Co-Ed-Y. MR. KEITH KIRKLAND - Biology, World Geography, Civics, 1 year, SPONSOR: Intramural-Football. Camc t, t MR. DALE WILLINGHAM - IPS, Advanced Biology, 2 1 2 years. MRS. ANNA WOODWARD - IPS, 15 years. MR. CHARLETON FIELDS - Physics and Chemistry, 15 years. MR. CARL KEGLEY - Biology, IIS, 15 years. 123 A o n Economics MRS. ANN PORTER - Home Economics, Family Living, 11 years, SPONSOR: FHA. MR. FRED CHUMBLER - Agriculture, 15 years, SPONSOR: FFA. 125 MR. GARY TRUESDELL - Agriculture, 9 years, SPONSOR: FFA. MR. GARY JEFFERSON - Driver's Education, Varsity Basketball and Track Coach, 8 years. PhyStecJ! BdujtetUto MRS. DORIS CAIN - Health and Physical Education, Track Coach, SPONSOR: Drill Team, MCE A President, 4 years. MR. BILL LEET - Health and Physical Education, Junior Varsity Coach, Base- ball Coach, 4 years. MRS. CORALIE RUNYON - Vocal Music, 15 years. MR. HAROLD FOSTER - Industrial Arts, General Shop, 2 years. MR. GARY BOOHER - Instrumental Band, 1 year. MR. WESLEY COTTON - An, 1 year. 127 MISS VICKI HITT - Special Education, 2 years. MINNIE MARIE CARVER PRESLEY 1948-1974 INME UORW MINNIE MARIE - BELOVED WIFE OF DALE PRESLEY MARRIED THANKSGIVING 1972 DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE CARVER, VANCEBURG, KENTUCKY Minnie, a graduate of Lewis County High School, May, 1967, valedictorian of her class and named outstanding Latin student, was in the Library club, Latin club, and a member of the year- book staff while a student at Lewis County. She received her degree from Alice Lloyd College where she was an honor student. In 1971, she received her A.B. Degree from Morehead State University in English and Biology graduating Magna Cum Laude. Minnie taught two and one quarter years in the English department of Mason County High School where she touched many of our lives with her generosity and love. We of the yearbook feel a great loss for she was our sponsor for two years in which we came to admire and love her. Minnie Presley will always be remembered as a warm and dedicated person by the staff and students of Mason County High, and she will be missed by all. B sketfaM — JbwMCuneicb 130 BasketbM — Ricky O'Cull received the ’Field Goal Percentage Award. ’ Don Black received the 'Rebounding' Award. Tony Breeze received the 'Most Valu- able Player’ award and the 'Free Throw Percentage’ award. 131 Bosk tbcM — Tduwcun cb £vd! ' The Girls' Basketball Team were champions of the District Tournament with Fleming Co. placing runner-up. Mrs. Phyllis Mahan was the Girls' coach. District Tournament Score: Mason Co. 43 Fleming 20 Regional Tournament Score: Mason Co. 50 Augusta Mason Co. 32 Clark 30 55 132 133 LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Julie Kinney: Billie Gywnn Pyles: Mindy Bernardin; Karen Tubbesing and Coach Bill Leet. At our 1974-75 Athletic Banquet, various awards were presented to those students who were outstand- ing in certain areas of achievement. Billie Gwynn Pyles was named Outstanding Varsity Cheerleader as Mindy Bernardin was named Outstanding J.V. Cheerleader. Karen Tubbesing was named Miss Royal Cheerleader by the Basketball Players. Debra Murray, Debra McNutt, and Billie Gwynn Pyles were honored with plaques for being four year cheerleaders. The Varsity Cheerleaders placed runner-up in the 39th District Cheerleading Competition. CHEERLEADERS, Left to Right: Kim Bramel, Debra McNutt, Kavin Hamilton, Karen Tubbesing, Billie Gwynn Pyles, Debra Murray, Lori Moneyhon, and Bedouin Duncan. (jtmhadpM Cheerleaders accepting runners-up trophy with hopes of first place next year. Anticipation 135 Cemo Jltp 7B Was . . . Impatiently awaiting a bus stop at the nearest Burger Queen for a Coke . . . . . . Looking at scenery and historic sights with interest and wonder . . . DlSi tj WoMl The Mason County High School seniors spent their long-awaited (four years) vacation at beautiful Walt Disney World in Florida. They seemed to have enjoyed themselves and unsurprisingly remained out of trouble. . Demonstrating a calm death in a guillotine. Gk zcluatUtoi 197S Janet Rankin and Joy Gore leading the future women of MaCoHi down the aisle. Jimmy Hicks and Richard Howard show the men how it is done. BeguutUig. Everyone enjoyed listening to Dr. Martin speak on the future in store. Mr. Straub handed the 1975 graduates their well-deserved diplomas. UotiOb AwJjOuKoJIb JOHH Lmg Dontox Umg Bugeula Fuuiby Debbie Beckett Wendy Pouud Veultci puxtne Jennl CAstte JanCyA en Cketyi f-fuM iCuIjuuCtt Mr. Branson, principal, was proud to give out the special awards. Someone is receiving a special award in an excelling area of favor. 138 iCaA RcktoAOtoCt Pw h — ctiuL Que i 197B 'Jt . -Qi. PlOtov Qkowboot Freshman hostesses for the 1974-75 Prom were: Pat Midden- dorf, Jeri Baker, Mickey Middle - ton, Kelly Calvert, Dwayne Adamson, Cheryl McHugh, Brett Walton, Alberta Purcell, Lee Bentley, Susan Ryan. Crown- bearers: Jackie Earl Wheeler and Shannon Lewis. Karin and Larin Roberson shared the throne of King and Queen while crownbearers were Miss Shannon Lewis and Mr. Jackie Earl Wheeler. MAYSVILLE-MASON PARKER'S AUTO PHARMACY DEALERS B. W. Vonderbrink, R.Ph. ASSOCIATION 200 Market St. Maysville, Ky. RICK’S FORD CARPENTER MOTORS HOLLAND CHEVROLET Phone - 564-3792 DAVE MASSIE, INC. 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