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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

MASON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOHN BRANSON “MACO HI” FRED CHUMBLER PRINCIPAL ASST. PRIN ROUTE 1 US 68 VOLUME 16 MAYSVILLE, KY. H 1 iy fk k _ r ’ 4% TABL OF CO T tST INTRODUCTION ORGANIZATIONS ' fGE 1 PAGE 3j PEOPLE l PAGfe 81___ ADS PAGE 140 al and dramatic prodicU qSu-AJI shirrerfinc hopeless reality of examina ►- , ■' ■ ■ . - . , rooting, singing, and cheerixlgin the Spirit of 76. There we tions and deadlines, the semester gr late the MACOHI Yearbook. Tomorrow. not so e asylo think back on n The fallowing Statement B “Tis pleasant will tr e memories this book has stored for us. we sure time rush. These impressions vereTvckcd into this full year. Creel� fv fhoTModit on of this book goes to the loyal MACOHI Staff. The staff, how-,, ever.has furiui h mih the n BLit tiiavwe find when we turn these pages filled with warm.smiles Tne resT is up to the individual. i who return to „ .•n mPB tek £jhc Ingl lunflSrjW r improvement. Graduates will separate u nv uflllg tire knos 1- reach their success. - t you will i SPIRIT OLD ¥• AND NEW BICENTENNIAL c«20hH 2 WdO 6 ROYALS ROAR IN ’76 SENIORS HIT SUNSHINE- WITH SPIRIT SPIRIT OF AMERICA -M i-- iki ♦ T� - i -,: ( [ ORGANIZATIONS 4 I W I 111 GOOD HOMEMAKERS ARE FHA Chapter Officers: Bonnie Purcell, Gina Bisotti, Jennifer Singleton, Evelyn Hay, Suzy Prather, Susan Ryan, Mindy Moford, Lisa Otterson, Kelly Calvert, Karen Tubbesing, Kim Bramel, Jane Holland, Diane Roberson, Debbie Wheeler, Debbie Scott, Mindy Bernardin, Kelly Ruggles. Mason County Future Homemakers of America. MADE NOT BORN The Mason County FHA Chapter has been busy this year with their many activities and community functions. Each chapter needs money to operate successfully. To start their year off, they held many money making projects which included a tractor pull at the Minerva School which involved many parents, faculty, and members of the student body. Candy and bake sales plus their annual candy bar sale in- creased the budget to handle the social events. Dads loved Daddy Date night, and the dances-Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines, proved to be fun and successful. Mrs. Ann Porter, the chapter advisor, keeps this chap- ter strong with her guidance and support. This year she ad- vised the State President and Regional 1st V.P. All officers are important as are the Freshman Junior Officers. The community depends on the FHA to hold such State FHA President -Diane Roberson. drives as March of Dimes, Arthritis, and Heart Fund. All girls enjoyed writing Santa letters for local children. The Gover- nor’s visit allowed several girls to participate as aides. There was a dinner for the Needy Kids, and once again, the FHA sent workers. This year the Mason County Chapter was an Honor Roll chapter which is an honor that comes from hard work. This year Diane Roberson was elected State FHA Presi- dent which kept her busy with her many duties. Karen Tubbesing was also busy as Regional 1st Vice President. To end the year, a Mother-Daughter Banquet is held to give awards of achievement and an installation service takes place for incoming offices plus a get together for mothers and their daughters. Regional First Vice President-Karen Tubbesing. 19 IN FHA Shown above, Sixth from the left, is Diane Roberson, State FHA President with her state officers. Brenda Thomas received the award for most accumulated points, and Cindy Bentley was named the Scho- larship Queen. 20 FFA KEEPS GROWING! Officers: Dickie Poe, President; Robert Palmer, Treasurer; Bill Fisher, Reporter; Eddie McNutt, 1st Vice President; Bob Reeder, 2nd Vice President, Joe Pfeffer, Sentinel, Mark Maynard, Asst. Reporter; Don- nie Lowe, Asst. Secretary; Elwood Howe, Asst. Treasurer. The FFA participated in the National FFA and State FFA Conventions, Ken- tucky State Fair, Bluegrass Fair, Germantown Fair, Morehead State Univ. FFA Day, U.K. Ky. Dairy Judging Contest, Leadership Train- ing Center, Regional FFA Day, Regional Soil and Welding Contests, District FFA Beef Show and Sale, District FFA Tobacco Show and Sale, Donkey Basketball Game, Chapter Tobacco Show, Chapter Father-Member Banquet. District Dairy Show, Mason County Farm Bureau Youth Appreciation Banquet. 21 JCL MAKES LATIN Michelle Ackson was elected state President of the Award winners in the Latin Club are left to right; Jeri Ziegler, Marsha Latin Club. Flynn, Joe Pfeffer, Kirk Tolle, and Allyn Phillips. Latin Club Officers, left to right; Michelle Ackson, Teresa Cropper, Kathy Hook, Back Row; Joe Pfef- fer. Kirk Tolle. 77 COME ALIVE IN ’76 Latin Club officers: Ernie McDowell, Historian; Jeri Ziegler, Reporter; Leslie Reynolds, Sec.-Treas.; Scharme Jolly, V.P.; Michelle Jackson, Pres. Mason County Junior Classical League Chapter. 23 OUR SCHOOL IS BEAUTIFIED a c c a. Members of the Art Club. b. Winners in Women’s Club Art Show: Mary Ann Cracraft, third in watercolors; Cathy Smart, first in collage. c. Ella Simms, Sargent-at-arms; Jerry Wallen, Treasurer; Sue Adams, Secretary; Mary Ann Cracraft, Vice President; Cathy Smart, President; Mr. Werline, Sponsor. d. Winner’s in Women’s Club Art Show: Shawn Brothers, Second place in crafts; Sarah Claybrooke, second in print making. e. Students working on kites in hallway. f. Mr. Werline helping Tony Welsh. g. David Doyle and George Burns flying kites. 24 BY THE ART CLUB MATH CLUB MEMBERS Math Club Officers: Jennifer Singleton Reporter. Cathy Pfeffer-Chaplain, Cindy Roberson-Vice-President, Melissa Smoot- President, Lori Moneyhon-Secretary, and Scharme Jolly—Treasurer. 26 Math Club members and their sponsor-Mr. Cline KNOW 1 + 1 = 3? 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 14 15 16 MATH CLUB FBLA—TAKIN’ CARE 28 OF BUSINESS a. 1975-7 FBLA Members b. Cindy Stapleton and Debbie Scott c. Karen Brown explains a display on business communications during World of Business Day at M.S.U. to Carole Gallagher and Suzetta Moyers. d. Nathan Birdwhistle demonstrates equipment during World of Business Day to Pam Mullikan. Karen Swearin- gen and Loretta Prince. e. Anele Main-1st Place in Regional FBLA for participating in project HELP. Regional Conference. Morehead State University, Kristi Sapp was elected regional secretary. Coming in 1st place at Regional was the Project HELP and Activities, 2nd place went to Sharon Blythe, Ethyl M. Plock Scholarship, Business Math Team, consisting of Anele Main, Mary Wood, and Cindy Rosborough, Karen Hester, Penmanship, Scrapbook, Most Original project, Roger Mulli- kan, Public Speaking, and 3rd went to Suellen Comer, Sr. Clerk Typist, Exhibit, and Bulletin Board. State Conference, Louisville, Ky., 1st place went to Project HELP, 2nd to Bulletin Board, and3 rd went to Most Original Project. Awards at the FBLA Ban- quet went to Any Saunders, Outstanding Freshman, Cindy Rosborough, Outstanding Sophomore, David Bashaw, Outstanding Junior, Evelyn Hay, Outstanding Senior, and Toni Lewis, who received a plaque for being the most outstanding member. 79 FUTURE TEACHERS SALUTE 30 THE SPIRIT OF ’76 a. 1975-7 FTA Members b. 1975-7 FTA Officers: Debi Striplin-vice-president; Bonnie Purcell-chaplain; Stephen Carlisle—reporter, Laura Bramel —President; Kelli Ruggles-Histo- rian; Cathy Smart-Secretary Treasurer c. Outstanding member as a re- sult of popular vote—Laura Bramel. Debi Nichols and Belinda McCormick-outstand- ing members as a result of ac- cumulated points. d. Laura Bramel receiving gift for being president at banquet. e. Ms. Mitchell-sponsor 31 . . .AND THE CHALLENGE OF ’77 a. Lynette Walker and Marla Wilson who sang at the banquet. b. Stephen Carlisle, who always has his mouth open, was j master of ceremonies at the banquet I c. 1975-77 FTA officers: Catherine Smart-President ; Mary c Beth Steele-Vice-President; Kelly Calvert—Secretary; Taylor Wood Treasurer; Robert Walton Reporter; Mindy Moford— Historian; Cheryl McHugh Chaplain. 32 YOUNG POLITICIANS ARE I N Left to Right: Jane Newsome, Historian; Stephanie Main, Treasurer; Anele Main,President; Troy Mann, Re- porter; Suzy Moyers, Secretary; Mary Ann Cracraft, Vice President. The Young Politicians The Young Politicians held a Bike-A- Thon 20 miles long to raise money for voting booths in the school next year. They were also responsible for the registration of 18 year olds at Mason County High School for the Presidential election. The members worked with the National Election Service in monitoring the voting polls in Mason County and reported the results to various news stations. Next year they plan to form an organization for the election of class officers and various clubs. The members also plan to be very active in the upcoming Presidential election. 33 CHESS NUTS! Chess club members Albert Willison and Allyn Phillips con- centrate on Chess while Danny Royse and David Vonder- brink look on. Chess Club members, Front Row; John Richey, Albert Willison, David Vonderbrink; Back Row; John Meek, John Best, Danny Royse, Allyn Phillips. 34 THE ROYAL PINNACLE KEEPS US INFORMED Royal Pinnacle editors: Michelle Jackson-Editor, Lisa Otterson-Sports Editor, Penny Doyle-Business Manager, Mr. Bob Foshee—Sponsor, Sharon Berry—Editor, Don Jefferson-Photographer. The 1975-76 Royal Pinnacle Staff 35 BETAS GOTS BRAINS The Beta Club went to the state convention in Louisville in December. In March, the fieldhouse rang with the moans, groans, and creaks of the Beta Club’s annual stu- dent-faculty ballgame in which for the second year in a row the faculty won even though the students cheated. a. The Beta Club members. b. The officers-Don Jeffer- son, Suzy Hamm Historians, Debra Poe—treasurer, Deb- bie Scott-Chaplain, Gina Bissotti-Secretary, Alice Stewart- Vice President, Mr. Jamie Wells-Sponsor, and Toni Lewis-President. 36 THE MACHOI STAFF WORKED 1975-7 MaCoHi Editors: Miss Kim Bramel and Miss Debbie Poe. The yearbook staff worked many hours this past year to produce the best book possible for the students of Mason County High School. There were many changes this year including a new style of senior portraits and a new company to publish the book. The seniors were able to get their pic- tures made in environmental back- grounds which has added to the book. The new company is Inter-Collegiate Press, and has given the MaCoHi a new look for ’76. Many students worked long and hard at what can be a thank- less job. We of the MaCoHi staff hope that you will enjoy this book for many years to come as it holds some of you and some of us. 37 LONG AND HARD TO RECORD Front Row: Sherry Dearing, Cindy Phillips, Kim Bramel, Lisa Otterson, T.A. Boyd, Leslie Reynolds, Debbie Poe, Cathy Smart, Terri Brown; Second Row: Mary Wood, Tonya Fryman, Jan Steddom, Suzy Moyers, Kelli Ruggles, Sharon Berry, Don Jefferson, Mark Maynard, Elwood Howe, Taylor Wood, C. Hunter, Penny Doyle, Sharon John- son, Janet Allison, Lynn Ridout, Nancy Landers, Jane Holland, Kelli Calvert, Cheryl McHugh. Cathy Smart, Co-editor, Lynn Ridout, Class Editor. 38 THE EVENTS OF 1976 Pictured at left are Don Jefferson- staff photographer Lisa Otterson -Co-editor. 39 CO-ED-Y OFFERS CO-ED-Y members enjoyed a Halloween party in Evelyn Hay’s barn in October, and performed a Christmas play for the student body. Selected delegates attended Kentucky United Nations Assembly, and the club had the honor of Evelyn Hay and Jennifer Singleton serving as mem- bers of the state Y.M.C.A. cabinet. The spirited members were involved in pep activates, bake sales, and sent delegates to the Kentucky Youth Assembly. Jennifer Singleton, Vice-president Sharon Berry-Reporter Ernie McDowell Scrapbook Lori Moneyhon-Treasurer Evelyn Hay President Lynette Walker Secretary Steven Carlisle-Chaplain Members of the CO-ED-Y ao SPIRIT CAN BE PENSIVE PHOTOGRAPHY CLIQUE 1975-76 Photography Club members Elwood Howe, Don Jefferson, and Mr. Foshee on Amborgy Rock. John Richey overlooking the hills at Cave Run. Tired members at Cave Run This was the first year for the Photography Club. Officers were: Don Jefferson-President, Pat Holloway-Vice-President, John Richey— Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Wells was the sponsor. In April, the club went to Cave Run. 42 MISS MASON COUNTY MISS DIANE ROBERSON-MISS MASON COUNTY MISS SHARON JOHNSON-FIRST RUN- MISS EVELYN HAY SECOND RUNNER-UP NER-UP The first annual “Miss Mason County” Beauty pageant was held in the Mason County Fieldhouse on May 19, 197 . Rob Reider of the Bob Braun Show was emcee and entertained nine contestants who were sponsored by various school clubs. Diane Roberson, winner, was sponsored by F.H.A. She received a tiara, $25 savings bond, and a dozen red roses. Sponsor- ing club received an engraved wall plaque. Sharon Johnson, 1st runner-up, was sponsored by the Beta Club. Evelyn Hay, 2nd runner-up, was sponsored by FBLA. Both received a long stemmed red rose. Other contestants were: Kim Smith, Stephanie Main, Sandy Newsome, Jill Paul, Venita Renchen, and Laura Bramel. 43 BONJOUR DU CLUB The French Club held two road rallyes this year that provided fun and excitement for all who participated. The members also enjoyed trips to the Cincinnati Zoo and The National His- tory Museum . Two programs on Teen- age Lifestyle in France and French Art of the 19th Century proved informa- tive, and the French Club Banquet with haute cuisine proved delicious. Lisa Montgomery, Secretary-Reporter; Jill Kennan, Vice President; Gina Bisotti, President; Ella Simms, Treasurer. AA French Club Members DEDICATION TO M I K E BELOVED SON OF MR. AND MRS. GERALD BRAMEL, MIKE IS SADLY MISSED BY ALL BECAUSE WE LOVED HIM. f M g 5d Cd AND THESPIANS Officers from left to right: Kim Onnes-Sec., Lynn Ridout— Vice President, Sandy Wright President, Terri Middendorf Reporter, Cindy Bentley—Treasurer, and Jimmy Teegarden— Historian. The MCHS Thespians and NFL held combined meet- ings this year and worked basically as a single unit. The NFL participated in a January tournament at University Breckin- ridge School. Most of the participants received excellents. Thespians were active in producing Frankenstein which was solely a Thespians project. The cast included Tim Mar- inaro, David Bashaw, Jerry Wallen, Alice Stewart, Lynn Rid- out, Debi Nichols and Mike Paul. Ann Ridout was asst, direc- tor. The Thespians sold candy and had a slave auction which brought them approximately $275.00 for their money making projects. The Thespians banquet was held May 11 at Caproni Restaurant. Awards were given to Mike Paul, Tammi Tull, Lynn Ridout and Ann Ridout as outstanding members of their class. Bob Reeder was named Outstanding Technician, Danny Crawford received the Best Actor Award and Alice Stewart was named Best Actress. Members of the Thespian Club. Alice Stewart and David Bashaw in a scene from Frankenstein. 47 IT TAKES MANY HANDS The library workers are: Donna Combs, Jill Boggs, Sherry Huron, Carol Mc- Cord, Diana Bray- field. Linda Marshall The office workers are: Ernie McDowell, Laura Bramel, Sharon Blythe, Evelyn Hay, Penny Wallingford, Jane Wood, Lesia Spencer, Candy Bothman, Sherry Dorn, Carla Wilson, Judith McKee, Brenda Thomas. 48 TO RUN A SCHOOL Mrs. Agnes Cracraft is the secretary who keeps our office going. Mrs. Jewell Purcell, Mrs. Betty Mains, Mrs. Wilma Hester, Mrs. Hazel Walling- ford, and Mrs. Edna Manning are the cooks who prepare our daily meals. 4« ROYALETTES MARCH TO THE RED, WHITE BLUE Senior members, top to bottom, Lisa Montgomery, Terri Dugan, and Sabra Williams. 51 MASON COUNTY LED MINDY BERNARDIN KAREN TUBBESING CINDY ENSOR MICHELLE JACKSON 52 BY GIRLS WITH SPIRIT j A KAVIN HAMILTON KIM BRAMEL LORI MONEYHON 53 YEA! J.V. FRESHMEN Jenny cheers as the girls play. JV Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders 54 BASKETBALL BEAUTIES Mason County Girls' Basketball Team. Front Row Debbie Ravencraft, Nancy Landers, Terri Brown, Chyleigh Cropper, second row—Shawn Brothers, Mary Wood, Marcella Cham- bers, Nadine Oliver, Kay Riggs, Susan Hickerson, and Holland (absent-Kathy Felice. Our two year old team which in- cluded some new first year members had an impressive pre- tournament record of 15 wins to only four losses. By the end of the state tournament, this record was boosted to a healthy 22 wins to 5 losses. Each girl grew personally through out the year. They all improved as players and people learning from each other, their opponents, and their coach. Hutch deserves all our thanks and a whole heap of our praise for the job he has done this year. Even with this great year behind them, Hutch and his girls are already looking forward to another great season next year as he has no senior members who would leave a void in his line up. All year we had a feeling of “this is our year.’’ We knew our team had what it takes to emerge victorious from both the 39th district and the 10th region.We had the talent, the coach, and the spirit. The season was fantastic, and our hopes were high. With the junior varsity cheerleaders backing them up, we knew and hoped that no one could stop our gifted girls. The district was great with hugh crowds in our own fieldhouse. The region was scary in a foreign Clark County gym where the home team was the favorite, but with many of our fans there to cheer and yell, they held on. Hoping against hope yet afraid to hope too much and to be- lieve too much, the fans came and came and yelled and yelled. There were many leading prayers scattered in with our cheers as well. Finally on Sunday, March 14, we were on our way to Richmond after defeating Bracken County by fifteen wonderful points. Our prayers had been granted our hopes fulfilled. Our fantastic girls were going to the state tournament. JS MASON COUNTY MARCHES The Mason Coun- ty Girls’ Basketball Teani won the 39th district by defeating first Fleming County 69-64 in a barn burning game then winning over Mays- ville 58-38. Nancy Landers drives the basket. The 39th District winners cut the nets. 56 THROUGH DISTRICT REGION The jubilant Region 10 champs collect their trophies. The second step to state tournament was conquered in the Clark County gym where our team emerged victorious from the 10th region after defeating Pendleton County 45-33, Bath County 64-51 in overtime, and Bracken County 64-51. The Clark County Gymnasi- um exploded as our girls finally made our dreams come true as we chanted: “24-6-8 Mason County’s Going to STATE!” “Hutch” led the way. Jane Holland scores! AND ON TO STATE I’m proud of these girls.” These words were spoken by Coach Bob Hutchison after the Mason County had made it all the way to the semi-finals of the state tournament in Richmond and Eastern Kentucky University. On the way, they won fans from every where with their heart stopping games. The Mason County Girls don’t listen when people tell them they can’t. They were’nt even supposed to be in Richmond in March of the ’76 state tournament during the week of March 17-21. After a well fought and convincing win over Edmundson County in the first round, our great girls see-sawed with Jenkins through regulation play and not one but two overtimes to win 57-53. The fans got their money’s worth that day—even Jane Holland’s mother who suffered every second of both overtimes like a true fan. Next, it was on to Butler in the semi-finals on Saturday morning. This was our last step, but no defeat was ours. Just being there was a victory. The Butler team which had been playing for several years, stopped us with a 6141 vic- tory. Not bad for a little Mason County team ranked 16th out of 16 teams. Everyone’s trying, but Susan’s got it Get up Susan and Mary! We chanted, “Get up Celia, get up!” And she did! 58 TOURNAMENT GLORY To all of our basketball gals, the yearbook says, “Congratulations on a well deserved triumph. We realize and appreciate how hard you have worked all year to get there.” Thanks goes also to Coach Hutchison who worked as hard as his girls to help us realize our sixteen year old dream.Thanks, congratulations, and good luck for 76-77. Debbie Ravencraft and Kathy Felice cheer from the bench. Nancy, Marcella, and Susan all fight for control of the ball. Cinderella lives on in the shapes of 12 young Princesses of Kings’ Basketball court. The Kentucky press went wild in their praise for Terri Brown whose snowbirding act plus great shooting sparked our girls more than once. Sharing headlines was also Marcella Chambers who made three clutch points to turn the tide in the win over Jenkins. And what a win that was! Two overtimes. Mason County fans lost pounds and voices jumping, clap- ping, and yelling. That was the sec- one game. Never sell the first one short. Susan Hickerson received her headlines for her fine work in the center position as it was touch and go for a while with Edmundson County who had been favored to win. Thanks go to all of our girls who, (even though they weren’t e en supposed to make it out of our region,) made our dream come more than true by going all the way from District-to region-to the semi-finals of the state tournament. 59 THE NEVER SAY DIE Mr. Branson congratulates Rick O’Cull on a job well done. Bill Scott improved steadily all year until he was GREAT! Robert Walton shoots over a St. Bill exhibits his great form. Patrick player. 60 ROYALS TRUCK ON TO Senior member Chisel Jackson. The bench cheers them on! Senior member Rick O’Cull. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 1st Row, Left to Right: Richard Hale, C. Hunter; 2nd row: Coach Allen Feldhaus, Kirby Hamilton, Robert Walton, Keith Grags- ton, Mark Fritz, Chisel Jackson, Greg Stahl, Brett Walton, Asst. Coach Dale Hamilton; 3rd Row; Duane Thomas, Ricky O’Cull, Joe Pollitt, Robert Montgomery, Bill Scott, Anthony Lewis. ALL US ROYAL FANS LOVE OUR SPUNKY TEAM! 62 ON YOUNG ROYALS Both the Junior Var- sity and the Freshman teams had great seasons in 1975-76. The J.V. record was an impres- sive 21 wins to 3 losses, and the Freshmen had 12 wins to 1 loss for the entire season. These fellows give loyal Royal fans great hopes for the near future. Front Row: Timmy Fossit, Greg German. Second Row: Mike Parker, Dwayne Adam- son, Eric Stahl, Robbie Fritz, Lee Bently, David Bowcamp. Third Row: Brad Mont- gomery, Dwayne Thomas, Kirby Hamil- ton, Calvin Thomas, James Chambers. Fourth Row: Darrin Darnell, Mike Pyles, Manager—John Jeffer- son, Joe Pollitt, Robert Montgomery, Jeff Ormes, George Franklin. 63 GIRLS GOLF TEAM Girl’s Golf Team Members, left to right; Kristi Shelton. Elizabeth Hale, Becky Striplin, Lisa Hampton. Karen Tubbes- ing, Mindy Bernardin, Kelli Calvert, Cheryl McHugh. 64 The Girls Golf Team members Karen Tubbesing, Mindy Bernardin, Cheryl McHugh, and Kelli Calvert won the Region- al Tournament. The Team’s Seasonal record was Five wins, and one loss. SWING INTO ACTION Team Members, Front Row:Cheryl McHugh, Kelli Calvert, Karen Tubbesing, Mindy Bernardin; Back Row; Elizabeth Hale, Lisa Hampton, Kristi Shelton, and Becky Striplin. Team member Kelli Calvert putting on the green. Golf Team member Mindy Bernardin swinging into action. 65 BOYS TEE OFF WELL First row, left to right; Tim Woodward, Tony Curtis, Troy Lowe, Mark Wright;Second row, 1. to r.; Brad Mont- gomery, Brett Walton, David Bashaw, Mike Mattingly, Taylor Wood, Chip Hall, Robert Walton, Richard Hale. Regional Winners on the Boy’s Golf Team were Ro- bert Walton, Brett Walton, Chip Hall, and Taylor Wood. 3 members of the Golf Team qualified for State In- dividual Tournament. They were Robert Walton, Brett Walton, Chip Hall. The Runner-up medalist with the lowest score in the state, 301, was team member Robert Walton. The Golf Teams seasonal record was 8 wins, 3 losses, and the Golf Team arrived at Fourth Place in the Mason County Invitational Tournament, and ranked Sixth Place in the Dixie Invitational Tournament. 66 MASON COUNTY HAS GIFTED STUDENTS Gifted students that attended special seminars monthly are, left to right; Michelle Jackson, Anele Main, Taylor Wood, and spon- sor Tom Cline. Robert Foshee also was a sponsor, and Alice Stewart was another gifted student. 67 BATTERS-UP! Bat Girls for the Baseball Team were;Cindy Ravencraft, Penny Doyle, Lisa Otterson. and Jane Holland; Team Members; Donald Lang, Lee Bentley, David Jarrell, Gary McHugh, Robbie Brewer, Kirby Hamilton, Greg Stahl. Robbie Emmons, Barry Banta; Back Row;Coach Bill Leet, Steve Cur- tis, Darrin Darnell, Rick Preston, Ricky OXTuII, Joe Pollitt, Jeff Ormes, Jimmy Kissick, Larry Bone, and Duane Thomas. The Mason County Baseball Team posted a season's record of 14-12. The squad was young and inexperienced ex- cept for two veteran senior players. A poor defense contrib- uted to a large majority of the team’s playing problem. Nevertheless, the team finished runner-up in our dis- trict tournament, and was beaten in the semi-finals of the Regional Baseball tournament. Improvement in the team was seen due to the finish at tournament time. Jimmy Kissick was the team leader in Batting Average and Runs Batted In. Ricky O’Cull was the leading pitcher (ERA) for the team. Darrin Darnell received the 110% Award; and Joe Pollitt received the award for being the most improved player. Jimmy Kissick with awards. 68 BOYS KEEP ON TRACKIN’! Mason County Boys Track Team Members are, Front Row; “Doc” Chambers, George Burns, John Richey; Back Row; George Franklin and Bill Scott. The Boys Track Team participated in track meets at Clark Co., Harrison Co., Paris, Bourbon Co., Ripley, Ohio, and Manchester, Ohio. 6’3” Bill Scott won the long jump at the Regional Track Meet, measuring 20’9!4”; placed 4th in the 100 yd. dash at Regional, timing 10” . and placed 5th in the State Meet in the Long Jump, measuring 20’11 3 4”. John Richey, standing 6’0” placed 3rd in the Regional Meet in the 2 mile run, clocking in at 9’55”; and he placed 4th in the 1 mile run at Regional, timing 4’55”. 69 BOWLERS GO ON STRIKE Boys Bowling Team, Front Row; Eddie McNutt, David Vonderbrink, Randy Coburn, Jimmy Teegarden, David Bashaw; Back Row; Kevin Carver, Dick Poe, Rick Dugan, Albert Willison, David W. Mason, John Duncan, Tim Comer, Tony Sapp, Keith Carver. Girls Bowling team. Front Row; Debbie Poe, Diane Roberson, Laura Bramel; Second Row; Lisa Otterson, Mary Wood, Brenda Man- ning, Jane Eberly, Cindy Roberson, Kelli Ruggles, Leslie Reynolds; Back Row; Debbie Wheeler, Pam Welch, Sharon Beiland. 70 GIRLS MOVE ON! TRACK The Girls Track Team has had a successful year. There were 13 girls on the team this year and each girl worked very hard. These girls participated in 6 track meets and had a good season. They ran against the following schools: Harrison Co., Clark Co., Bourbon Co., Montgomery Co., and Ripley, Ohio. So the girls track team had a taste of a wide range of quality schools. The Mason County Girls Track Team participated in the Regional Track meet at Morehead in May. As a team they placed 4th out of the 8 schools there. Girls that helped Mason County take the 4th position were Kay Riggs, Viola Simms, Cyndy Campbell, and Marcella Chambers who placed 3rd inthe 880 yard medley relay, Brenda Woods who placed 3rd in the 880 yard run, and Marcella Chambers who placed 1st in 3 individual events; Long jump, 60 yard hurdles, 110 yard hurdles. The Mason County Girls Track Team was well repre- sented by Marcella Chambers in the State Track Meet. Miss Chambers showed her coach Doris Cain that she could run as well as play basketball. Marcella represented Mason County in 3 events. Long jump, 60 yard and 110 yard hurdles. Mason County was real proud of all the girls, especially Marcella, for she was the first girl to represent Mason County at the State Meet. She received the Track Award for the second time. 7) TENNIS TEAM KEEPS The Mason County Girls Tennis Team, left to Right; Sarah Claybrooke, Stephanie Main, Shawn Brothers, Jill Paul, Anele Main, Laura Main, Nancy Landers, Jinny Tierney, and Coach Keith Kirkland. Laura Main is seen warming up on the courts. 72 THE BALL BOUNCING The Mason County Boys Tennis Team, left to right; Albert Willison, Tim Marinaro, Jeff Reed, Randy Coburn, Jim Richey, Danny Royse, and Coach Keith Kirkland. 73 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS EVERYONE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Anele Main President, Mary Wood Reporter, Jenifer Singleton-Vice-President, Evelyn Hay Treasurer, Laura Bramel-Secretary. The 1975-76 Mason County Student Council Representatives. 74 CO-OP GIRLS LINK SCHOOL BUSINESS BY WORKING HARD The girls are all seniors who have fulfilled requirements in the business area. Their senior year, they were in school half the day and worked in businesses for the other half. Each girl did general office work which gave her school credit and work experience. They were employed by Merz Bros., Dr. Claude Cummins, Southern States, Dave Massie Motors, Washington Methodist Church, Plank’s Auto Body, United Department Store, and the Mason County Board of Educa- tion. The Girls are: Laura Haggard, Cindy Clos, Phyllis Hurst, Pam Mullikin, Carole Gallagher, Karen Hester, Liz Mayberry, Karen Swearingen, Lynette Walker, and Diane Osborne. The Mason County Co-op Girls. 75 SOUNDS OF MUSIC CAMPUS VISITORS: Students visiting Morehead State are,left to right, Julia Moss, Perri Moore, Tim Marinaro. The Mason County Concert Choir 76 FILL OUR SCHOOL The Mason County High School Choir had a very busy season this year which included partic- ipation in tlie Morehead University Annual Choral Clinic in November; the presentation of a form- al concert at Morehead University in March; the annual Christmas Concert at the First Christian Church; the presentation of the Messiah by Handel with the combined choirs of First Christian and Mason County High School; the annual state music contest-festival at Morehead with all choirs and ensembles receiving a rating of Superior and 5 soloists receiving Superior; the participation in Six Flags over Mid-America in St. Louis, and the choir’s receiving of a Superior; and the annual Spring Concert at the Opera Theater. 77 A N D T H E B A N D PLAYED ON ON A I Our director, Mr. Booher, worked hard to make our band what it is now. Through much patience and gnawed moustache, we accomplished very much. Tired members after a band trip. The Mason County Band played at all ballgames to invoke spirit and encourage success. The band also played for the girls basketball team in Richmond to push them on to victory. As anyone can tell you, the girl’s didn’t need pushing. With the addition of flag girls this year, the band entered several marching contests this year, including Morehead, Ashland, and Paintsville. The band also had the honor of selected members participating in the First All-Regional Band in Kentucky. Members of the band enjoyed a trip to Atlanta, GA. in May for a concert, and attended the amuse- ment park. Six Flags Over Georgia, and visited Underground Atlanta. This trip was just reward for the work of selling popcorn and fruit. 79 80 r AA i?I A A — OWKN BRADLEY APPLEGATE WILMA APPLEGATE JAMES LAWRENCE BARBOUR SHARON KAY BERRY GINA MARIE BISOTTI 82 SENIORS GRADUATE IN DANA LOUIS BLEVINS NANCY KAY BLEVINS SHARON KAYE BLYTHE LAWRENCE WILLIAM BONE LINDA LEE BOULDEN ALBERT BOYD KIMBERLY GAYE BRAMEL LAURA ANNE BRAMEL TERRY RAY BRAMEL THE SPIRIT OF ’76 83 DIANA LYNNE BRAYFIELD CYNTHIA DENISE CAMPBELL HARRY LEE CAMPBELL 84 DENNIS KEITH CARVER RICKY DALE CLARK CYNTHIA ANN CLOS MICHAEL OWEN COLLINS DIANA FAY CORD DANA ELLEN COLUMBIA HAROLD LEE COMER TIM THOMAS COMER MARY ANN CRACRAFT 86 SHERRI LYNN DORN MARK RICHARD DOWNING CINDY LOU DOYLE STACEY DONALDSON DOYLE RICHARD DARRELL DOYLE TERRI ANN DUGAN BEDOUIN LYNN DUNCAN JANE EBERLY DAVID E. DOYLE 87 CHARLES RAY FAWLF.Y JOSEPH FORMAN MARY JANE GILL LINDA A. FEGAN WILLIAM VICTOR FISHER CAROLE LeDAWN GALLAGHER MICHAEL DALE GALLAGHER SHARON LAYNE GRAVES PATRICIA ANN GRIGSON 88 BRIAN KENT GULLEY KAVIN FRANCES HAMILTON RICHARD DARRELL DUGAN LAURA LEE HAGGARD GARY HAMPTON 89 KAREN SUE HAMPTON EVELYN HAY TERRY DEAN HEFLIN MARK ANTHONY HEMINGER KAREN HESTER 90 DONNA LLOYD HITT NO PICTURE AVAILABLE JERRY HUDDLESTON GERALD KEITH HUGHES TERRY LEE HUNT PHYLLIS JEAN HURST WILLIAM EDWARD JACKSON LUGENE LOIS KENDALL SANDRA LOUISE JACKSON VERLA SCHARME JOLLY 91 JILL DENISE KENNAN BARBARA MEL LANDERS MICHAEL RAY LITTLETON JOE KING JIMMY DAVID KISSICK MARITA LANG TONI GAYLE LEWIS 92 i r 0 o ) C j LINDA SUE MARSHALL ANELE MARION MAIN ELIZABETH ANN MAYBERRY BELINDA KAY McCORMICK MIKE KENT MATTINGLY 93 connie sue McDaniel SHERRY LYNN McINTYRE ERNEST DALE McDOWELL VIRGIL WAYNE McKEE EDDIE NOEL McNUTT 94 LADDIE GENE MITCHELL DAVID TAYLOR MILLER ROBERT ALLEN MILLER JEFF MONTGOMERY LISA GAYE MONTGOMERY LORI KATHLEEN MONEYHON PAMELA MORAN SUZETTA MOYERS PAMELA MARIE MULLIKAN 95 JEFFREY KEITH MYERS GEORGE ROSS O’CULL RICKY ALLEN O’CULL KIMBERLY ANN ORMES THERESA DIANA OSBORNE SHELBY L. OSBORNE ROBERT TIM PALMER CATHERINE ANN PFEFFER DEBRA SUE POE RICKY ALLEN PRICE LORETTA PRINCE BONNIE PURCELL PHILLIP RANKIN ROBERT REEDER HAROLD REETZ 97 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE TIMMY RENCHEN CYNTHIA ANN ROBERSON SANDRA DEE ROSS WILLIAM RITCHIE TIM ROBERTS ANNETTA MICHELLE RUDD TOMMY MARTIN ROYSE CLAUDIA ANN RIDOUT DIANE LYNN ROBERSON 98 KELLI ANNE RUGGLES THOMAS ANTHONY SAPP WILLIAM ROBERT SHUGARS ELLA MAE SIMMS DEBORAH LYNN SCOTT JENNIFER SINGLETON NO PICTURE AVAILABLE MELISSA GENE SMOOT LESIA CAROL SPENCER DAVID STAGGS 99 ALICE CLORE STEWART WILLIAM STEWART DEBORAH ANN STRIPLIN JUDITH SWEET RHONDA SWEET SUSAN SWEET KAREN LYNN SWEARINGEN LARRY TEEGARDEN BRENDA KAYE THOMAS 100 RHONDA KAY THOMAS DAVID RUSS TOLLE MARY NELL TOLLNER KAREN LEE TUBBESING MARY JO VAUGHN 101 LYNETTE ELLEN WALKER PENNY WALLINGFORD JERRY DAVID WALLEN PAMELA S. WELCH CHARLOTTE LYNN WALLINGFORD 102 103 JANE DUNCAN WOOD SENIOR INDEX APPLEGATE, OWEN BRADLEY: FFA, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 2 years; Bowling Team, 1 year. APPLEGATE, WILMA LEE: FHA, 1 year; Special Olympics, 2 years. BARBOUR, JAMES LAWRENCE: French Club, 1 year; Bas- ketball, 1 year; Baseball, 1 year; S.P.O.K.E. Conference Delegate; Intramural Basketball, 1 year; President, Freshman Class; “Voice of the Royals”. BERRY, SHARON KAY: French Club, 2 years; Art Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 2 years; FTA, 1 year; FHA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 2 years,Reporter; ROYAL PINNACLE, 2 years, Editor; Student Council; Delegate to KUNA, 2 years; Delegate to KYA, 1 year; Sophomore Represen- tative to Beta Convention. BISOTTI, GINA MARIE: French Club, 3 years, President, 1 year; Beta Club, 2 years, Secretary, 1 year; FTA, 1 year, FHA, 4 years, Songleader, 2 years, Reporter, 1 year. Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; Bowling team, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; Delegate to KUNA. BLEVINS, DANA LOUIS: Latin Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 2 years; Math Club, 2 years; Vocal Music, 2 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; DAR Award; French I Award; Latin I and III Awards. BLEVINS, NANCY KAYE: FHA, 2 years. BLYTHE, SHARON KAYE: French Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 3 years; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 3 years; Who’s Who A- mong American High School Students; Vocal Music, I year; Shorthand Award, 74-75; Regional Alternate in FBLA; Recipient of Ethel M. Plock Scholarship. BONE, LAWRENCE WILLIAM: Bowling Team, 1 year; Track Team, 2 years; Basketball, 1 year; Baseball, 1 year. BOULDEN, LINDA LEE: FHA, 2 years; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years. BOYD, ALBERT LEWIS: Art Club, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year. BRAMEL, KIMBERLY GAYE: FTA, 3 years; FHA, 4 years, Rec. Leader, 1 year. Secretary, 1 year, FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; CO-ED-Y, 2 years; ANN- UAL, 4 years. Editor, 2 years; Cheerleader, 4 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Student Council, 1 year; Ken- tucky United Nations Delegate. BRAMEL, LAURA ANNE: FTA, 3 years. Treasurer, 1 year. President, 1 year; FHA, 4 years, FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; FTA Outstanding Member of the Month; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; KUNA Delegate; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; Band, 4 years. Secretary, 1 year, President, 1 year; Student Council, Secretary, 1 year; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; French II Award: Prom Queen, 75-76. BRAMEL, TERRY RAY: Bowling Team, 2 years; Vocation- al School, 2 years. BRAYF1ELD, DIANE LYNNE: Latin Club, 2 years; Science Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; Math Club, 2 years; Honor Graduate, FBLA, General Business Award; Chemistry Award; U.S. History Award. CAMPBELL, CYNTHIA DENISE: FHA, 1 year; FBLA, 2 years; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year. CAMPBELL, HARRY LEE: Vocal Music, All State Chorale, 3 years. CARLISLE, ROBERT STEVEN: Latin Club, 1 year, FTA, 3 years, Reporter, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 3 years, Chap- lain, 1 year; Thespians, 1 year; Chess Club, 1 year; Vocal Music, 3 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. CARPENTER, MARK ANTHONY: FFA, 4 years; FFA De- grees, Star Greenhand, Scholarship Award, Creed A- Ward, Dairy Judging Pin, Livestock Judging Pin, Soil Judging Pin, 3rd Regional Dairy Project; Vice presi- dent, 1 year, Asst. Secretary, 1 year, Intramural Bas- ketball, 2 years. CARVER, DENNIS KEITH: French Club, 2 years; Science Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; Chess Club, 1 year; French II Award; Science Award; Intramural Basket- ball, 2 years; Bowling Team, 2 years. CLARK. RICKY DALE: Bowling Team, 2 years; Track Team, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years; Band, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 2 years; Vocational School, 1 year. CLOS, CYNTHIA ANN: FHA, 3 years; FBLA, 1 year. COLLINS, MICHAEL OWEN: Vice-President, Freshman Class. COLUMBIA, DANA ELLEN: Latin Club, 1 year; FHA, 4 years, Songleader, 1 year; Theapians, 4 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; FHA Junior Degree. COMER, HAROLD LEE: Vocal Music, 4 years; Intramural Basketball, 1 year. COMER, TIM THOMAS: Latin Club, 1 year; FTA, 1 year, FHA, 1 year, CO-ED-Y, 2 years; Bowling Team, 2 years. CORD, DIANA FAY: FHA, 4 years: FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED- Y, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years; FHA Degrees, Chap- ter and Junior. CRACRAFT, MARY ANN: Art Club, 2 years, Vice-Presi- dent, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 2 years. Artist, 2 years; Young politicians, 1 year, Vice-President, 1 year. CRACRAFT, PAMELA JANE: FHA, 3 years. CRAWFORD, DANNY EDWARD; Art Club, 1 year; Base- ball, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; Band, 1 year; Senior Play, Award for Best Actor. DAVIS, LAVERNA TAYLOR: French Club, 1 year; Art Club, 1 year; FHA, 2 years; FBLA, 1 year; FHA Jun- ior Degree. DEATLEY, JAMES RANDALL DORN, SHERRI LYNN: FHA, 4 years; Junior Chapter De- grees; FBLA, 2 years; Track Team, 1 year; Drill Team, 104 2 years; DOWNING, MARK RICHARD: French Club, 1 year; Bowl- ing Team 2 years; Baseball, 2 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 2 years. DOYLE, CINDY LOU: DOYLE, DAVID E.: Art Club, 1 year; FFA, 2 years. DOYLE, STACY DONALDSON: Latin, 2 years; Camera Club, 1 year; Young Politicians, 1 year; Intramural Bas- ketball, 1 year; Band, 4 years. DUGAN, RICHARD DARRELL: Latin Club, 1 year; CO- ED-Y, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year, Young Politicians, 1 year; DAR History Award, 1975; Bowl- ing Team, 2 years; Band, 4 years. DUGAN, TERRI ANN: French Club, 2 years: Latin Club, 2 years; FTA, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years; Drill Team, 3 years; Vocal Music, 1 year, Society of Outstanding American High School Students. EBERLY, JANE ANN: Beta Club, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; FHA Degrees, Junior Chapter, and State Degrees; Bowling, 3 years, Captain, 1 year. Secretary, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years; Band, 4 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. FAWLEY, CHARLES RAY: FFA, 1 year. FEGAN, LINDA A.: FHA, 3 years; FHA Degrees, Chapter, Junior, and State Degrees. FISHER, WILLIAM VICTOR: French Club, 1 year; FTA, 4 years, Reporter, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; FFA, 4 years, FFA Degrees, Greenhand, Chapter, and Far- mer. FORMAN, JOE EDWARD: Art Club, 1 year; FFA, 1 year. GALLAGHER, CAROLE LaDAWN: FHA, 3 years; FBLA 1 year; CO-ED-Y,2 years; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; FHA Degrees, Junior and Chapter Degrees; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. GALLAGHER. MICHAEL DALE: FFA, 3 years. GILL, MARY JANE: FTA, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; CO-ED-Y, 1 year, FHA Degrees, Junior, Chapter, and State De- grees; Band, 1 year. GRAVES, SHARON LAYNE: FHA, 3 years; Track Team, 1 year; FHA Degrees, Junior Chapter Degrees. GRIGSON, PATRICIA ANN: French Club, 1 year; FTA, 2 years, CO-ED-Y, 2 years; Vocal Music, 4 years; Strings, 4 years; Senior Class Play. GULLEY, BRIAN KENT: HAGGARD, LAURA LEE: FHA, 3 years; FBLA, 1 year; Co-op, 1 year; FHA Degrees, Junior and Chapter De- grees; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. HAMILTON, KAVIN FRANCES: Beta Club, 2 years; FHA, 3 years; NFL 3 years, President, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years; Cheerleader, 4 years; Band, 4 years, Vice-Presi- dent, 2 years; Honor Graduate; Who's Who AMong American High School Students. HAMM, SUSAN LYNN: French Club, 2 years; Art Club, 1 year; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 1 year; Thespians, 2 years; Track Team, 3 years. HAMPTON, GARY: Bowling, 2 years; Track Team, 1 year; Attendance Award; Achievement Award from Voca- tional School. HAMPTON, KAREN SUE HAY, EVELYN MARIA: Beta Club, 3 years, Treasurer, 1 year; FTA, 2 years; FHA, 4 years. Recreational Leader, 1 year; FBLA, 1 year, Historian; CO-ED-Y, 4 years. President, 1 year: Bowling, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year; Student Council, 3 years, Treasurer, 1 year; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer; Outstanding Mem- ber of FTA; FHA Degrees, Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. HEFLIN, TERRY DEAN: Vocal Music, 3 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. HEMINGER, MARK ANTHONY: French Club, 1 year; Art Club, 1 year; Chess Club, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; Bowling, 3 years; Golf, 1 year; Band, 3 years; Intra- mural Basketball, 2 years. HESTER, KAREN RAYE: FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 2 years; 2nd place Regional Penmanship, FHA Degrees, Chap- ter and Junior. HITT, DONNA LLOYD: French Club, 2 years; FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; ROY- AL PINNACLE, 2 years; Track Team, 2 years; Drill Team, 1 year, FHA Chapter Degree. HUDDLESTON, JERRY EDWARD: FFA, 1 year. HUGHES, GERALD KEITH: Bowling Team, 2 years; Intra- mural Basketball, 2 years; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. HUNT, TERRY LEE: FFA, 2 years. HURST, PHYLLIS JEAN: FHA, 3 years; FBLA, 1 year; Co- op, 1 year; FHA Junior, and Chapter Degrees. JACKSON, SANDRA LOUISE: FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 1 year. JACKSON, WILLIAM EDWARD: CO-ED-Y, 2 years; Track Team, 1 year; Basketball, 4 years; Baseball, 3 years. JOLLY, VERLA SCHARME: Latin,Club, 3 years; Vice- President, 1 year; FTA, 1 year; Math Club, 1 year. Treasurer; Vocal Music, 2 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 2 years. KENDALL, LUGENE LOIS: FHA, 3 years; FBLA, 2 years; Student Council, 1 year; Young Politicians, 1 year; 1 year; Tennis, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; Who’s Who Among American High School Students, FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees. KENNAN, JILL DENISE: French Club, 4 years, Vice-Presi- dent, 1 year; Art Club, 3 years; FHA, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 2 years; Vocal Music, 4 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. KISSICK, JIMMY DAVID: Basketball, 1 year; Baseball, 4 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. LANDERS, BARBARA MEL: FTA, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; CO-ED-Y, 2 years; Bowling, 3 years; Track Team, 1 year; Basketball, 1 year; FHA Junior and Chapter De- grees. LANG, MARITA ANN: FHA, 1 year: Regional Special Olympics. 105 LEWIS, TONI GAYLE: French Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 3 years; CO-ED-Y, 3 years; Miss FBLA; Regional Secretary; Local Vice- President of FBLA, FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees; Junior Class President; Girl’s State Delegate; Rotary Club Delegate to KY S.P.O.K.E. Conference; Beta Club President. 1 year; FBLA Vice-President, 1 year; Vocal Music, 4 years. LITTLETON, MICHAEL RAY: Who’s Who Among American High School Students. LITZINGER, JUSTIN WAYNE: FFA, 2 years; FFA Green- hand Award. LOVE, JUDY ANN: FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y; 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years; Student Council, 1 year; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MAIN, ANELE MARION: FHA, 1 year; FBLA, 1 year; Young Politicians, 1 year, President; Student Council, 1 year; President; 2nd place Regional Business Math; 1st Place Regional Project Help; 1st place State Pro- ject Help; Tennis Team, 1 year. MARSHALL, LINDA SUE: FHA, 3 years; CO-ED-Y, 2 years; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees. MATTINGLY, MIKE KENT: French Club, 2 years; FTA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; Golf Team, 4 years; Basket- ball, 2 years. MAYBERRY, ELIZABETH ANN; French Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 3 years; FHA, 1 year; FBLA, 2 years; CO- ED-Y, 3 years; 2nd place Regional Original Project; 3rd place State Original Project; Co-Op, 1 year; Who's Who Among American High School Students. McCORMICK, BELINDA KAY: Math Club, 1 year; FTA, 3 years; FHA, 4 years. Pianist, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; FHA Junior and Chapter De- grees. McDANlEL, CONNIE SUE: French Club, 1 year; FBLA, 1 year; Library Aide, 2 years; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. McDOWELL, ERNEST DALE: Latin Club, 2 years; His- torian, 1 year; FHA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 2 years, Histor- ian, 1 year; Chess Club, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year; Bas- ketball, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; Young Politicians, 1 year; Office Worker, 1 year; Senior Class Play. McINTYRE, SHERRY LYNN. FHA, 4 years. McNUTT, EDDIE NOEL: Beta, 2 years; FFA, 4 years. Presi- dent, 1 year, Asst. Treasurer, 1 year; Bowling, 2 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; FFA Greenhand and Chapter Degrees. MILLER, DAVID TAYLOR: FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED-y, 1 year; Bowling, 1 year. MILLER, ROBERT ALLEN: Art Club, 2 years; FHA, 1 year; ANNUAL 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year; Bowling, 1 year; Vocal Music, 4 years. MONEYHON, LORI KATHLEEN: Latin Club, 2 years; sec.- tres., 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years, treasurer, 1 year; FTA, 3 years; FHA, 1 year;CO-ED-Y, 2 years, treas- urer, 1 year; ANNUAL, 3 years, typist, 1 year, Busi- ness manager, 1 year; Math Club, 1 year, Secretary; Cheerleader, 4 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; Sophomore Class Secretary; Honor Graduate. MONTGOMERY, JEFFREY KENDALL: Track Team, 1 year; Basketball, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 1 year. MONTGOMERY, LISA GAYE: French Club, 3 years, Sec- retary, 1 year, Reporter, 1 year; Art Club, 1 year; FTA, 1 year; FHA,4 years; FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year, ROYAL PINNACLE, 2 years; Bowling Team, 1 year; Track Team, 2 years; Drill Team, 1 year; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees; Outstanding French Club Member of the year. MORAN, PAMELA JO: FBLA, 1 year. MOYERS, SUZETTA JANE: FTA, 2 years; FBLA, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year, ROYAL PINN- ACLE, 1 year; Band, 4 years; Who’s Who Among Am- erican High School Students. MULLIKAN, PAMELA MARIE: French Club, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 1 year, Reporter; Bowling Team, 2 years; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; FHA State Degree. MYERS, JEFFREY KEITH: Art Club, 2 years; FFA, 2 years; Chess Club, 4 years; Track Team, 3 years; Band, 2 years. O’CULL, GEORGE ROSS: FFA 4 years; Greenhand and C Chapter FFA Degrees. O’CULL RICKEY ALLEN: FFA, 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Baseball, 4 years. ORMES, KIMBERLY ANN: FHA, 4 years; Thespians, 4 years. Treasurer, 1 year, Secretary, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 1 year; Band, 4 years; FHA Junior Degree; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. OSBORNE, THERESA DIANE: FBLA, 2 years; ANNUAL, 1 year; Drill Team, 1 year; School Librarian. OSBORNE, SHELBY L.: FTA, 1 year; FFA, 1 year; NFL, 1 year; Thespians, 1 year; Baseball, 2 years; Band, 3 years; Senior Class Business Manager; Delegate to Ro- tary International S.P.O.K.E. Conference; Student Council, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 1 year; Who's Who Among American High School Students. PALMER, ROBERT TIM PFEFFER, CATHERINE ANN: Latin Club, 2 years, Re- porter, 1 year; Science Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; Band, 4 Year, President, 1 year; Secretary, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years, Vice-President, 1 year, Re- porter, 1 year; Latin II Award; Typing I Award; Set Crew, Senior Play; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. POE, DEBRA SUE: French Club, 3 years; Science Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 4 years, Treasurer, 1 year; FFA, 1 year, Greenhand Degree; ANNUAL, 4 years, Organi- zations Editor, 1 year, Co-Editor, 1 year. Editor, 2 106 years; Math Club, 2 years; Bowling Team, 1 year. Cap- tain; Vocal Music, 1 year; MaCoHi Spelling Champion; Algebra 1 Award; French II and III Awards; Honor Graduate; Outstanding Teenager of America; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. POE, RICHARD T.: Beta Club, 3 years; FTA, 1 year; FFA, 3 years; Second Vice-President, 1 year, President, 1 year; Vice-President Eastern Region, 1 year; Bowl- ing Team, 2 years; Delegate to Rotary International S.P.O.K.E. Conference, Intramural Basketball, 1 year; Junior Prom Attendant, 1 year; Math Club, 3 years; FHA Sweetheart, 1 year; FFA Degrees-Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, Outstanding Teenager of America; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 2 years. PRATHER, MELODY SUE: French Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 3 years; FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years, officer, 3 years; ANNUAL, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; Band, 1 year; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Who's Who Among American High School Students. PRICE, RICKY ALLEN: Bowling Team, 1 year; Vocal Mu- sic, 3 years. PURCELL, BONNIE LOUISE: Beta Club, 4 years; FTA, 4 years; FHA, 4 years, Recreational Leader, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; Parlimentarian of FTA, FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 2 years. RANKIN, PHILLIP JEFFREY; FTA, 2 years. REEDER, ROBERT CLAY; FFA, 4 years; Thespians, 1 year. Asst. Director of Senior Class Play; Vocal Music, 1 year; Band, 1 year; FFa Greenhand and Chapter Farmer Degrees; Wh’s Who Among American High School Students. REETZ, HAROLD WAYNE: FFA, 3 years; Special Olym- pics, 1 year. RENCHEN, TIMMY ALDEN; Intramural Basketball, 1 year. RIDOUT, CLAUDIA ANN: FHA, 3 years; Thespians, 1 year, Major Role, 1 year, Minor Role, Senior Class Play, Asst. Director, 2 plays. Outstanding Senior Thes- pian; Band, 4 years; FHA junior Degree. ROBERSON, CYNTHIA ANN: French Club, 2 years; Sci- ence Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; ANNUAL, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years. Sec- retary, 1 year; Vice-President, 1 year; French I Award; Typing I Award; Accounting I Award; Set Crew, Sen- ior Play. Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High Achool Students. ROBERSON, DIANE LYNN: FTA, 3 years, Reporter, 1 year; FHA, 4 years, Jr. Reporter, 1 year. Reporter, 1 year, Second Vice-President, 1 year, President, 1 year, Regional Reporter, 1 year, State President, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 3 years; ANNUAL, 1 year; DAR A- ward; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Bowling Team, 3 years; Track Team, 1 year, FHA State Degree; FFA Sweetheart, 2 years; Prom Junior Attendant, 1 year; Delegate to Girl’s State. ROBERTS, TIM RUDD, ANNETTA MICHELE: FHA, 4 years; Track Team, 2 years. RUGGLES, KELLI ANNE; Latin Club, 2 years, Reporter, 1 year; FTA, 3 years, Historian, 1 year; FHA, 3 years. Treasurer 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 3 years, Chaplain, 1 year; ANNUAL, 4 years, Organizations Editor, 1 year; Bowling Team, 3 years; Golf Team, 1 year; Cheerlead- er, 1 year; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Ky United Nations Delegate, 1 year; Who’s Who A- mong American High School Students. SAPP, THOMAS ANTHONY: French Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 2 years; Chess Club, 1 year; Bowling Team, 2 years; Basketball Manager, 1 year. SCOTT, DEBORAH LYNN: French Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 2 years; CO-ED-Y, 2 years; Vocal Music, 2 years; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SHUGARS, WILLIAM ROBERT: Latin Club, 3 years, Vice- President, 1 year; FTA, 3 years; Golf Team, 2 years; Band, 3 years; Student Council, 1 year; Intramural Basketball, 2 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SIMMS, ELLA MAE: French Club, 3 years, Treasurer, 1 year; Art Club, 1 year, Sgt. of Arms, 1 year; Track Team, 3 years; Track Team Manager, 1 year. SINGLETON, JENNIFER: French Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years, Reporter, 1 year; FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years. Historian, 1 year; Treasurer, 1 year, First Vice-Presi- dent, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 2 years, Vice-President, 1 year, KUNA Sgt. of Arms, KYA Clerk of the House; Math Club, 2 years, Treasurer, 1 year, Chaplain, 1 year; Student Council, 1 year, Vice-President; Who's Who Among American High School Students; FHA Jun- ior, Chapter, and State Degrees. SMOOT, MELISSA GENE: Latin Club, 2 years. Historian, 1 year; Science Club, 2 years. Secretary, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; FFA, 1 year; ANNUAL, 1 year; Vocal Music, 2 years; Math Club, 2 years, President, 1 year; Student Council, 2 years, Reporter, 1 Year; Junior Class Reporter, Latin I and Latin II Certificate of merit; Algebra II Award; FFA Greenhand Award; Honor Graduate; Art Award; Chemistry Certificate of merit; Senior Winner of Science Fair; Winner of Junior Division Northeastern Regional Science Fair, Rotary Englis Award; Sierre Club Award; Society of Outstand- ing American High School Students; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SPENCER, LESIA CAROL: French Club, 1 year; FTA, 2 years; FHA, 3 years; FBLA, 3 years; Vocal Music, 3 years; Office Worker. STAGGS, DAVID: FFA, 3 years. STEWART, ALICE CLORE: French Club, 2 years; Science Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 3 years, Reporter, 1 year; NFL, 1 year; Thespians, 1 year; Chess Club, 2 years, President, 1 year; Math Club, 2 years; Band, 4 years; 107 Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; DAR History Award; French II Certificate of Merit, Certificate of Honor; Geometry Award; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award; Rotary Science Award; Rotary Math Award; World View Con- ference Delegate; National Merit Commended Stu- dent; Earth watch Scholarship State Finalist; Earth- watch Scholarship National Competition, Honorable Mention; School Plays, 2 years; Senior Play, Best Ac- tress Award. STEWART, WM. HOWARD: Track Team, 1 year; Basket- ball, 1 year; Baseball, 1 year. STRIPL1N, DEBORAH ANN: Latin Club, 1 year, Science Club, 1 year; Beta Club, 3 years; FTA, 3 years, Vice- President, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 2 years; Math Club, 3 years; Golf Team, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; FTA Outstanding Member of the year; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees; FHA, 4 years; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SWEET, JUDITH ANN: FHA, 4 years, FBLA, 1 year; Office Worker, 1 year; Library Worker, 1 year; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees. SWEET, SUSAN: FHA, 4 years; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees. SWEARINGEN, KAREN LYNN: French Club, 2 years; FB- LA, 1 year; Co-Op; Office Worker, 'A year TEEGARDEN, LARRY: FFA, 4 years; Intramural Basket- ball, 2 years. THOMAS, BRENDA KAYE: Latin Club, 2 years; Science Club, 2 years; FHA, 2 years; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; Vocal Music, 4 years; Orchestra, 1 year; Office Worker, 1 year; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. THOMAS, RHONDA KAY: FHA, 4 years; Who’s Who A- mong American High School Students. TOLLE, DAVID RUSS: French Club, 2 years; Beta Club, 3 years; FHA, 1 year; ROYAL PINNACLE, 1 year, Business Manager; Bowling Team, 2 years; Vocal Mu- sic; 4 years; Worldview Conference Delegate; French I,II, Certificate of Merit; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; Math Club, 2 years. TOLLNER, MARY NELL: Latin Club, 2 years, Historian, 1 year; Science Club, 1 year; BETA Club, 3 years; FTA 1 year. Math Club, 2 years; Vocal Music, 2 year; Band, 4 years; Second place State Women’s Club Instrumen- tal Music Contest, Latin I, II, Certificate of Merit; Honor Graduate; Who's Who Among American High School Students. TUBBESING, KAREN LEE: Beta Club, 3 years, Vice-Presi- dent, 1 year; FTA, 3 years; FHA, 4 years, 2nd Vice- President, 1 year; Secretary, 1 year. Recreation Leader, 1 year, Regional Vice-President, 1 year; ANNUAL, 2 years; Math Club, 3 years; Golf Team, 4 years; Cheer- leader, 4 years. Captain, 3 years; Kentucky State FHA Delegate to National Leadership Conference; Honor Student; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. VAUGHN, MARY JO: French Club, 1 year; FHA, 1 year; FBLA, 3 years; NFL, 1 year; Thespians, 3 years; Of- fice Worker, 1 year; FBLA 1st place trophy Regional Conference for Activities Report; Accounting I A- ward; NFL Award. WALKER, LYNETTE ELLEN: FTA, 2 years; FHA, 3 years; CO-ED-Y, 1 year, Secretary; Vocal Music, 4 years; Student Council; Co-Op Student, 1 year; Shorthand Award; FTA Outstanding Member of the Month; Honor Graduate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. WALLEN, JERRY DAVID: French Club, 1 year; Art Club, 2 years, Treasurer, 1 year; NFL, 4 years; Thespians, 4 years; Young Politicians, 1 year; Vocal Music, 1 year; Band, 4 years. WALLINGFORD, CHARLOTTE LYNN: FHA, 4 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. WALLINGFORD, PENNY: French Club, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 3 years; Vocal Music, 1 year; Office Worker, 1 year. WILLIAMS, CHARLES OLIVER: Art Club, 1 year; FFA, 2 years;Track Team, 1 year; 1st place Winner, Pent- halon, Special Olympics, Regional and State. WILLIAMS, SABRA REESE: French Club, 1 year; FHA, 4 years; FBLA, 2 years; CO-ED-Y, 3 years; Drill Team, 1 year; Band, 4 years; FHA Junior and Chapter De- grees; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. WILSON, MARLA KAY: Latin Club, 2 years; FTA, 2 years; FHA, 4 years, NFL, 1 year; Thespians, 1 year; AN- NUAL, 1 year; Vocal Music, 4 years; Outstanding Fe- male Vocalist in Region, 75-76; FHA Junior Degree; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. WHEELER, DEBRA SUE: FTA, 1 year; FHA, 4 years, Vice- President, 1 year, Recreation Leader, 2 years, His- torian, 1 year; CO-ED-Y, 1 year; Bowling Team, 2 years; Drill Team, 1 year; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees. WOOD, JANE DUNCAN: FTA, 2 years; FHA, 4 years; CO- ED-Y, 2 years; ANNUAL, 1 year; Bowling Team, 1 year; Track Team, 2 years; FHA Junior, Chapter De- grees; Office Worker; Typing Award; Accounting Certificate of Merit. Senior Officers: Dickie Poe, President; Laura Bramel, Vice President; Jennifer Singleton, Secretary; Evelyn Hay, Treas- urer; Diane Roberson and Shelby Osborne, Business Man- agers; Bob Reeder replacing Bedouin Duncan as Reporter. 108 JUNIORS Left to Right; Taylor Wood, Vice-President; Nancy Landers, Business Manager; Cathy Smart, Secretary; Mindy Bemardin, President; Arch Church, Reporter; Keith Gragston, Treasuer. 109 Any star is enough if you know what star it is. JOLLY JUNIORS JUMP Janet Allison Lisa Applegate Tim Archer Billy Arthur Barry Banta David Bashaw Danny Beckett Sharon Beiland Cindy Bentley Mindy Bernardin Clay Blevins J ill Boggs Candy Bothman Becky Boulden T. A. Boyd Tim Brannon Rickey Breeze Robbie Brewer Terri Brown Pat Bryant Tommy Bryant Gary Campbell Ben Chambers Earl Chambers Marcella Chambers Arch Church Sherry Clarke Randy Coburn Donna Combs Suellen Comer Tammy Cook Johnny Cooper Ricky Cooper Ronnie Cooper Barbara Cotten Sandy Craig Theresa Cropper Steve Curtis Sheri Dearing Charles DeVaughn Connie Douglas Debbie Doyle Penny Doyle Ricky Elliot no WITH JOY NO PICTURE AVAILABLE iuellen Comei NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Cindy Ensor Kelly Faulkner Beverly Fay Anita Fegan Jerry Fields Mike Frederick Kenny French Kelly Fritz Tommy Fryman Marsha Gardner Danny Garrison Barbara Gilbert Clyde Glenn Regenea Goddard Keith Gragston Gloria Greene Sharon Grisham Robert Haggard Richard Hale Bruce Hamlin Tammy Hamm Josephine Hardin Pamela Hargett James Hay Susan Hickerson Jane Holland Pat Holloway Kathy Hook Robert Hord Glyn Hornback Andy Hornsby Kim Howard Elwood Howe Mark Hunt C. J. Hunter Gary Jackson Michelle Jackson Terry Jackson David Jarrell Don Jefferson Donna Jefferson Justin Johns Sharon Johnson Francis Jones James Jordan Freddie Kabler Carole Kendall U1 OVER THE Sue Kielman Mike Krohn Nancy Landers Donald Lang Janie Lang Paul Lang Anthony Lewis Rosalce Linville Tony Litzinger Beverly Litzinger Lisa Lofton Donald Lowe Cheryl Luman Kathy Lykins Geneo Manley Marty Mastin Mark Maynard Carol McCord Danny McCormick Sherry McDaniel Gary McHugh John Meek Debra Merrill Terri Middendorf Rodney Miley Reva Miller Dale Mineer Monty Montgomery Jay Moore John Moore Timmy Moreland Julia Moss Larry Mullikan Nadine Oliver Jennifer Osborne Lisa Otterson Cindy Palmer Robert Palmer Jill Paul Katrina Payne NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 112 BICENTENNIAL Brenda Poe Preston Porter Ricky Preston Cindy Ravencraft Connie Ravencraft Debbie Ravencraft Venita Renchen Lesley Reynolds Mary Rice Lynn Ridout Nora Rigdon Henry Rigdon Freddy Riggs Kay Riggs Buddy Roberts Dickie Rudd Kristi Sapp Donna Scott William Scott Jeff Silvey Bill Slack Catherine Smart Jeanie Snipes Jed So ward Paula Sparks Greg Stahl Julie Steddom Xandy Stewart Allen Stitt David Swanger Jimmie Teegarden John Thomas Pam Thomas Jerry Throckmorton Wesley Vantine Cathie Voisard Robert Walton Danny Weddle Clinton White Kim Willett Charles Williams Mary Wood Taylor Wood Sandy Wright 113 Left to Right: Jeri Ziegler, Secretary; Mickey Middleton, Reporter; Sandy Newsome, President; Toni Palmer, Vice President; Pat Middendorf, Treasur- er; (absent when picture was taken). They dance before they learn there is anything that isn’t music. iw SILLY SOPHOMORES Sue Adams Duane Adamson Dale Allen Brent Applegate Jeff Ashcraft Cathie Bashaw Kathy Bellew Lee Bentley Tammy Berry Robin Biddle David Bowkamp Piim Bradford Mildred Brooks Lana Brown Timmy Bryant George Burns Sherry Cain Kelly Calvert Julia Campbell Robin Carpenter Rhonda Case James Chambers Dean Church Tina Clark Pat Comer Carl Conley Robin Crawford Eddie Cray craft Billy Cropper Valerie Curtis Darren Darnell David Davenport Billy Davis Lois Dear ing Rick DeHart Larry Dodge Timmy Dodson Debbie Downing Sue Doyle Timmy Doyle Billy Doyle Estill Dugan John Duncan Ricky Ellison Robbie Emmons Cheri Ensor Connie Evan 115 SING HAPPY Roger Frawley Sherry Flannery George Franklin Robbie Fritz Mark Fritz Tony Fulton Donny Galaghcr Debbie Gates Kathy Gifford Putty Gifford Theresa Gifford David Graves Kim Green Penny Grigson Christie Gulley Elizabeth Hale Chip Hall Kirby Hamilton Darrell Hampton Lisa Hampton Peggy Hardin Jerry Harding Karen Hargett Nancy Hay Mike Hehr John Henson Gary Hines Sue Hord Billy Howard Connie Howell Debra Huber Corky Hull Rebecca Hunt Sherry Huron Troy Hutchison Edna Jackson John Jefferson Charles Jones Nancy Jones Garr Jordan Kim Kablcr Timmy Kablcr Kelly Kalb Bill Kelly NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 116 Warren Kendall Mike Kennedy Darlene King Jon Krohn Bill Lane Bridget Lang Greg Lawrence Karen Leforge Kenny Lewis Denise Lofton Gary Logan John Lowe Teresa Lowe Mike Lucas Laura Main Brenda Manning Tim Mar inaro Marvin McKibben Cheryl McHugh Rhonda Meek Brenda Mcrs Pat Middendorf Debbie Miller Wally Miller Mindy Moford Perri Moore Joellcn Moran Jimmy Murphy Jane Newsome Sandy Newsome Debi Nichols Kevin O’Cull Lori Palmer Toni Palmer Beverly Pfeffer Joe Pf effer Allyn Phillips Becky Pickrell Anita Poe Joanna Poe Kathy Poe Dennis Poe Dennis Pollitt Vicki Powell Alberta Purcell Mike Pyles Alice Rankin 117 TO AMERICA Mike Razor Jeff Reed Larry Reed David Renchen Rhonda Rice John Richey Roy Ritchie Jayna Roberson Steve Roberts Cindy Rosborough Karen Ross Chris Ruggles Helen Rushmcycr Susan Ryan Carl Schumacher Tina Simms Viola Simms Kim Slack Doris Smith Bill Snipes Mary Beth Steele Pat Sturdivant Clara Swangcr Marvin Taylor Dorothy Tecgarden Dwayne Thomas Vonita Thomas Betty Thurman James Thurman Jinny Tierney Kirk Tollc Sarah Tollncr Jeanette Trucsdell John Truesdcl Steve Trumbo Roy Tucl Tammy Tull Brett Walton Larry Warrick Tony Welsh Timmy Wheeler Carla Wilson Kathy Wilson Katherine Wood Gerald Woods Jcri Ziegler John Ziegler 118 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to Right: Stephanie Main, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Pollitt, President; Becky Striplin, Reporter; Jeff Ormes, Vice President. 119 ‘Gravity-what’s that? FROLICKING Carole Adamson Mary Applegate Cindy Armbrustcr Lois Arrasmith Evelyn Barker Cindy Barlow Donna Bauer John Bay Jackie Beckley Lisa BeUamy Timmy Bernardin Frances Berry John Best Larry Bevins Linda Blevins Carol Blythe Cheryl Blythe Doug Bone Charles Boyd Donald Bradford Kia Bradley Piitricia Brogan Shawn Brothers Charles Burton James Burton Sam Campbell Kevin Carver Debbie Chain Ernest Chambers Sarah Claybrookc Cathy Columbia William Combs Frank Comer Teresa Conley Betty Cooley John Cord Sharon Catrone William Crawford Jackie Crockett Chy Cropper Randy Crouch Tony Curtis Gail Curtis Lottie Davie Robin Davis John Day Mark Dcaring 120 FRESHMEN Virgil Dermon Githy Doncgan John Dorn Janet Downing Sheri Downing Greg Dunaway Mike Ellis James Emmons Timmy England Kristi Estill Clara Evans Penny Evans Debbie Farmer Robin Fegan Sandra Fegan Timmy Fegan Kathy Felice Chandra Filson Marsha Flynn Lex Follmer Beverly Forman Timmy Fossitt Gail Fraley Sheila Frye Tonya Fryman Missy Fulton Mike Fulton Carolyn Furby Carol Gasnik Greg Germann Beverly Gifford Mary Gillespie Marvin Graves Ricky Gray Julie Green Helen Griffith Sheila Grisham David Haggard Jeff Haggard Howard Hamilton Jo Anne Hamilton Marshall Hamilton Nola Hamilton Gayle Hampton David Hardin Pam Hardin Thescsa Hargett 121 FIND FUN Anthony Harover Joy Hay Libby Haysiip Donna Heflin John Hehr Gayle Heminger Terry Hook Chuck Hord Riley Howe Beth Hull Jody Hull Kim Hunt Norma Hunt Rita Insko Pam Jefferson Tamara Johnson April Jones Sam Jones Connie Jordan Carol Kilgore Tim Kilgore Jeff Kinder Lisa Kinder Barbara Kissick Sandra Lang Steve Lang Carol Leet David Lindsay James Linville Dennis Littleton Troy Lowe Jeff Luman Stephanie Main Mike Manley Troy Mann Brenda Marshall David P. Mason David W. Mason Sandra Mayberry Doug McClanahan Steven McDowell Tony McFarland Sonya McKee Beverly McNutt John McNutt Connie Merrill Lynne Merrill Greg Miley Connie Miller Jeff Miller 122 Conrad Rudd Libby Rudy Larry Rudy Kenny Sapp Tina Sapp Amy Saunders Karen Scott Glenn Sexton Vickie Shannon Kristi Shelton Anna Shoemaker Shelley Smalley Janice Mineer Debbie Mitchell Brad Montgomery Robert Montgomery Leigh Moss Rhonda Mullikan Roger Mullikan Garry Oliver Jeff Ormes Tommie Palmer Mike Parker Mike Paul Jerry Pfeffer Cindy Phillips Charlotte Planck Charles Poe Debby Poe Jenny Poe Joe Pollitt Vicki PoUitt Lu Ann Powell Woody Preston Mildred Price Linda Prince Jeff Purcell Jerry Qualls Greg Rankin Harry Ravencraft Kathy Reed Shanna Reed Charles Reeder Clifford Renchen James Ritchie Ann Ross Danny Royse 123 9 Kim Smith Timmy Staggs Firic Stahl Cindy Stapleton Jan Steddom Greffrey Stewart Melissa Stewart Roxanne Stitt Phillip Strader Becky Striplin Rita Sutton Brenda Tackett Robert Tanner Jeff Tccgardcn Calvin Thomas Cullen Thomas Ann Thomas Martha Thomas Pam Thomas Ricky Thomas Terry Tucker Adrin Tull Kimberly Tunc Linda Turner Chris Vance Cindy Vice David Vonderbrink Kimberly Wagner Dana Wallingford Mary Ann Wallingford Betty Warrick Kathy Welsh Terri Wheeler Linda Whisman Danny White Melinda White Darlene Williams Ella Williams Jeff Williams Albert Willison Ruth Wilson Veda Wilson Mervin Wood Brenda Woods Timmy Woodward Donald Workman Mark Wright NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 124 FACULTY MR. JOHN “CHIEFIE” BRANSON Our hard- working principal who has led MACOHI for 3 years. MR. FRED CHUM BLER Agriculture teacher, assistant principal, 16 years at MACOHI. A D M I N I S T R A T O R S GUIDANCE M MISS JULIE “SKINNY” KINNEY—Guidance counsel- or; she has been with MACOHI for 11 years. MRS. CORALIE RUNYON- Vocal Music, 16 years at MACOHI. 123 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. MARSHA POE—English, MACOHI Spon- sor, 3 years at MACOHI. MR. JAMES WELLS—English, 1 year at MACOHI. MISS WANDA JAYNES-English, 2 years at MACOHI. 126 MISS CINDY KARNS- (Picture Unavailable) En- glish, 1 year at MACOHI. MRS. DIANE LED- FORD-English, Drill Team Sponsor, 4 years at MACOHI. £ MR. ROBERT FOSHEE—English, 2 years at MACOHI. MATH DEPARTMENT MRS. SHARON MIT- CHELL - Mathematics, FTA Sponsor, 9 years at MACOHI. MR. TOM CLINE Mathematics, 2 years at MACOHI. MR. TERRY STANFIELD-Mathe- MISS ANN THOMPSON Mathematics, 11 years at MACOHI. matics, 6Vi years at MACOHI. 127 MR. CHARLETON FIELDS Physics and Chemis- try, 16 years at MACOHI. s c I E N C E STUDIES THE WORLD AROUND US 128 SOCIAL MRS. WINNIE DAVIS-Social Studies, Geography, 2 years at MACOHI. 4 ' 'IS. T V.- « MRS. SARAH NASH—Librarian, 1 years at MACOHI. MR. DWAYNE LAM BERT-Psychology, Sociology, 1 Vi MR. KEITH KIRKLAND-Biology. Civics, Geography. 2 years years at MACOHI. at MACOHI. 129 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ALLEN FELDHAUS-History, Boy’s P.E., Basketball Coach, 1 year at MACOHI. MR. GAREY JEFFER- SON-Driver’s Educa- tion, Boy’s P.E., 9 years at MACOHI. MRS. DORIS CAIN-Girl’s P.E., Track Coach, Health, 5 years at MACOHI. MR. DALE HAMILTON Biology, Track Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, 1 year at MACOHI. MR. BILL LEET—Baseball Coach, History, 5 years at MACOHI. HOME ECONOMICS MRS. KRIS LAMBERT (Picture un- available)-Home Economics, 1 year at MACOHI. MRS. ANN PORTER-Home Eco- nomics, FHA Sponsor, 12 years at MACOHI. 130 BUSINESS MRS. PHYLLIS MAHAN-Business, 2 years at MACOHI. MRS. DIANA ORME Business, 10 years at MACOHI. MRS. DALE COLETTA—Business, 1 year at MACOHI. MISS CAROLYN O’CULL-Business, 2 years at MACOHI. 131 s MR. GARY TRUESDELL—Agriculture, 10 years at MACOHI. I N D U s T R I A L A R T S MR. TERRY PRATHER-Industrial Arts, 1 year at MACOHI. FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS DOROTHY FORGY-For- eign Languages, 12 years at MACOHI. ART MR. AMES WERLINE-Art, 1 year at MACOHI. MISS VICKI HITT Special Education, 3 years at MACOHI. 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