Mayberry Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

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Mr. Hale, the assistant prin cipal, deals mostly with the stu- dents. He takes care of atten- dance, discipline, and rental textbooks. He helps enroll stu- dents and schedules new students. In addition, he works with lock and lockers and faculty assignments. iw- '-wi, ,N 1 . MR. CARL WEBB, Principal 1 ' i s...v',g.s MR. FRED HALE, Assistant Principal Secretaries Mrs. Marilyn Dole and Mrs. janet Rose Office Staff Mayberry's office staff consists of Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Dole, and Mrs. Stabler. Mrs. Rose takes care of attendance at Mayberry. She enrolls new students, takes messages, and types bulletins She keeps the school records, and Writes letters. Mrs. Dole's main job is keeping payrolls, writing checks, keeping book rentals, and handling the data process- ing materials. She calls sub- stitutes When teachers are ill. Mrs. Stabler is May- berry's attendance aid. I-ler Work includes going to the homes of students and helping them with their attendance problems. Attendance Aid Mrs. Stabler . HiQfs TWO OFFICE PROCTORS check the absence roll at Mayberry. Miss Sears and Mrs. Biggs, counselors, discuss the enrollment assembly. 6 MRS. LARINE BIGGS o n Mrs. Shirley, nurse, takes the temperature of Debra Riner in the health room. MISS MARIANNA SEARS Counselors The counselors at Mayberry spend hours each week working with students who need special help in many different areas. Both Mrs. Biggs and Miss Sears help students en- roll in courses for the next year. Also they work with students who need help with vo- cational and other educational problems. Students may also go to either of the coun- selors when they have a personal problem with which they need advice. Mrs. Biggs is the eighth and ninth grades counselor, and Miss Sears, who also serves another junior high half days, is the seventh grade counselor. Students, how- ever, may see either counselor regardless of grade if necessary. Both counselors HAVE been specially trained to work with students and their varied problems. Nurse The Mayberry nurse is Mrs. Shirley. While only at Mayberry part of the time, she nevertheless performs many valuable services for students. Many students think of a nurse only when they are ill, but, while Mrs. Shirley does work with them, she does a number of other things. In addition to keeping student health records up to date, she conducts dental checks and eye examinations. She also gives demonstrations to some of the classes at Mayberry. Library One of the areas that most students al- most never miss is the school library. Mrs. Armstrong is in charge of the library and as the librarian is responsible for keeping the library in order and ordering new books and rebinding old ones. Mrs. Armstrong is also the one whom teachers see when they want special help in providing supplemental books for their units One of the librarian's special jobs is to help students find books to read for enjoy- ment. Mrs. Armstrong is always ready for helping students in this area. Mr. Whitehouse uses one of the many books found in the Mayberry library. MRS. MARILYN ARMSTRONG wi MR. WAYNE MEANS . t idid stss J R Speech Although at Mayberry only 9. short time each week, the speech clinician, Mr. Means, works with students who have speech and hearing problems. He not only gives Various speech and hearing tests to students but also works with some students to help them improve their communication skills. While Mayberry is his base school -- that is, he reports here for information from his colleauges -- Mr. Means also works with students from several other schools, inclu- ding high school and elementary school. Mr. Means works with two students helping them communi cate better with fellow students. 4 ' H ll ' . gg. it blt : ,'.: ' -I. . .... do . viaa. , , . V,. z, , , E L.. These ladies are responsible for the preparation of food in the cafeteria each day. Auxiliary Help The cafeteria, managed by Mrs. McRae, is Where Mayberry students eat each day. The staff prepares large amounts of food which is consumed by students. In addition to actual food prepa- ration, the ladies are respon- sible for cleaning up after lunch is over. Mrs. McRae orders the food and supplies for Mayberry as one of her duties. Menus are pre- pared by her also. Mr. Gibbs, as headcustodian, is responsible for the cleaning up of the school building. I-Ie and his staff sweep and dust the rooms every night after students have gone home. Mr. Barrier and Mr. Gibbs, head custodian, are two of May berry's custodians. 8 HIGH T' SGIEIQIHG S LU D 4' D4 LD incurs!! 5 ,F A gm? K J 9TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Pam Donnel, secretaryg Brad Nassif, presidentg Debi Phillips, vice presidentg and Sue Satterthwaite, treasurer. 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T51-x ,, ffff g , 3 ,ps .gi gr f i if Garret MCQuiston Phil Meliza Betty Miller Cliff Miller Karen Miller Karen Sue Miller Leonard Miller Skip Miller Toni Miller JUST TIME ENOUGH to read the assignment before class begins. 15 Marilyn Long -- W ' qi ll L 4 A Susan Maxwell Theron McBride - r f if 2. ' uf I Vicki McClintock A ' Teresa Mclilhaney Bob McGee Billy McLa in is 3 News ,.. ' ,wk -ui o ,H eayse jf fs. 3 . 5 K 1 1 N Tgiiiw 12 His fkifllf ' NINTH GRADE PRESIDENT Brad Nassif poses for the photographer on picture day. g f' . . 4' W. . , A w i ,. ,ig ' . . '.'2 ff E Bi I C - 4 ! 5, 2 M ' Fl . if rrrk 1.2 , K A, fz.-L A rr N in i -935' aft Q E, F S' , ,S 5 ix 5: fi s get wp IZ? ' gy 4 ? Mfg I 5 j , , ,rlAr- 2 Y Barbara Moler Beverly Moratto Ronnie Moreland Ralph Morgan Dorothy Morton Kevin Mount Q , y 1 e r wk Ks 5 Jw. W , , . ,Si -41? , sv , J., I 7 if 51 is-' , F . ,- 1- -. F rf-223 sf mv 3 .1 is :Tig 5 S H 5 ikfe 1 v,.., F lrr,. .,:,,,. D 5 S , f -waxizwi.. . i xi- ff Q :vie S A is f is M 1-f 4 wr Kathy Mundy David Nance Brad Nassif Cathy Nestleroad Don Nicholson Bill Nobles Debbie O'I-Iair Pati O'Hair Barbara Ohmie Paul Oliver Terri Oliver Mike O'Reilly Jackie Oshel Mary Owens David Owings Gary Park Gary Parks Ron Pedroja Patty Perkins Debi Phillips Cheryl Pierce l.orri Polk Charles Preslar Allen Query 232 Sandy Roberts Tom Roberts Dorothy Ross Pam Roux Rhonda Rowland Sue Satterthwaite Gene Saunders George Schaplowsky Chris Schmidt Marla Schulte Lonnie Schwindaman Joyce Seevers Cheri Senecal jim Sharp Gary Sifford Debra Sill Cathy Simmons Debbie Sizemore jol.ynn Skagg Chuck Smith Connie Smith Mary Smith Richard Smith Vicki Smith - N-vi 14.-Q, Wayne Reed Debbie Reynolds Dud Richardson D ebra R iner Candy Rinker Debbie Rizley THANK YOU AND here's your change 9:33 J fi sv ,Q I :- N. :?g'I, w A it as 52 f in J ei i f I i l S 13 'H flag nm, X J 1 S if Bs fs , 63 WP 4 rrlr , Q q -...M gg iizwh I f' ga ? ,g,,.,,. yit if TWO GIRLS MAKE cookies their Homemaking class. 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'3- .Z we Q W GIRLS LISTEN ATTENTIVELY in gym class as teachers talk to them. the David Welch Steve Wheeler Suzanne Wheeler Steve White Kevin Whitmore Debbie Wilcoxen -F :T ian '. eaaa 32 -M. .H Lee Wiles E df ' Debbi wiinams H? Carl Wilson ' F Jack Wilson i'-:, L i .i L if? nn. WA. if 51 ix James Wilsom Af ,. I Jeannie Wilson ' ' A V .- S' Sheila Wimsatt ' - ' A ,., I if , ,Q 'W' Robin Winder ,mai A 1 5, ' A' Teresa Wolfe 5 VVI. ' f' 'Y l . H IGHHEH F GPEQEGHE Lu E .1 .1 O O I U W PHGHEGH5 12.3 -.J 'fix 5- W, School life is standing in the hall, buying some paper in the Student Store, cam- paigning for your favorite candidate, pas- sing notes to your friends. School is hard Work. School Life is buying an appleg then eating it . . being isolated from others 5' 22 speaking at an assembly . . . and then wishing each other luck in the election. School life is being the first one on the bus . then being the last changing a pass. then getting out of class by pushing 2. film cart back to the store room . . . Miami' hahm School is dressing up for a play, , communi- cating with a friend, and listening. School is reading a paperback in mu- sic class, getting a kick from reading a magazine. we 24 '7? .- - -, V ... ---- 7 --W - --f.'f7- -W vf- f - 6+-Q I H G I' SGIEQEGH I 1 J 4 1 w I LU D 4 gf, , QD -C1 -4-I OO GHEGHLS gi ff il. if 7 t BRAD COOPER CONCENTRATES on a shot in a ping-pong game. Dennis Ashley Rob in Atkinson A:' E Michael Atkison ' Robert Avila Caroline Baker Debbie Baker Mary Baker . A. Eddie Ballard A iiie A Mark Ballinger , , f AV-- W ,. N:-'-' 1 Robert Ballinger f . 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K V 2 ,Qi A A , 'iff' 7 r ie I at Ray Schmeidler Anita Schmidt Mary Schmidt Mark Schreiner Larry Schriner Carol Seals Linda Seifert Terry Sell Bethel Shackelford Kenna Shaver james Shepherd Juanita Shonlx Linda Short Ronnie Shuck Cindy Siemens Larry Siemiller Mark Silveous Earl Simmon Glenn Simmon Alberta Smith Arline Smith Conrad Smith Lonnie Smith Michael Smith Peggy Smith Randy Smith 1 . rn - f 15 - fx , we 'sae S L , A f as i l . ' :': ii P' V. S , z 1- sg , 3 V : E 6 4- fe L 5 Q Six QW - Q ' 'y ur S -- QE.. .gg .AIZ .E -A I M , , S S g, n f- Q. , i :',. ..i my se' 9 elein A ii l ' r -- 71. Q 3' ' ., L d 4 z i i T S243 2-.. r 4 30 Cynthia Pride Mitch Pruitt Teresa Pruitt Patty Quinn jeff Ray joloyce Raymond Tyrun Richardson julie Ricketts Sharon Riddle Frances Roach Patsy Roeder Brenda Roetta joy Rogers Stefani Rogers Terrill Ross Karen Rotramel Arthur Rourke Lutisha Rowson Dale Ryan Billy Salisbury Tony Sampson 57. ' 'Air f E QE. L :. ' 1 ', I ' P S .. 45 5 1: ,fr '- '- sw Q.. Q4 RON BARNHART, MISS HURSSEY and Harold lmel dissect a fish in science class JOYCE JAMES AND Brent Anderson the class where Africa is located. S' 4 , -. wil! e Cynde Vanatta Randy Vautravers Melvin Walker John Warren Mike Watson Patricia Watson Grady Webb Dale Westwood Joe Wheeler Mike White Steven White LaJeana Whitte more Linda Whorton Mike Wigart Terry Wilcoxen Eddie Williams Debi Wilson Sarita Wimsatt Diane Winters Rick Wray Terry Yager s T, 'Z-an 'J a 5 Z, Anyt ,J ii f . Q y. it N or 'Wa W ..r. .. .,.. 1...,,,, . imm... aww... .. ,.i.........,.... ....,... ,..,, .mm .........i...., .... . , .W show if 4, M ff 1 Ai , - .mf . Q' . ii fi' ' I Q 5, I. ,iff aj. X. , -if vs , 'S li S fa I 3 K ga' l 1. . 134 .-. ' T ii f iyis A ix r f p .., . :, J .J at 52 Q Cathy Snyder Steve Souza Vicki Sparks Colette Spaulding Barry Spunaugle Terry Stearman Connie Stearns Janet Stelovich Jon Stephens Roger Stoner Terry Street Brent Sundling Steven Sutter Karen Swaney Charles Thach Leslie Thomas Toni Thomas Jayne Thompson Debbie Thornburg Phillip Tiemeyer Bob Tiffany Benny Tiger Pat Torkelson Matt Totten Trudie Tschanz .. T i,f. -i 44 K: K .,5 A 'Q rr J B ' rii i s J A V stii 'kit ' Y., .M J 'f ,tf fyiii S 1 - f A 1 . era re ,J A - r B S ii? f wig' , i ,ight at ,-, fl my X , - ' K, Q 'HU' Sill iy ' 1 ,G Y JJ Q, H QV' s in 'B ,, V 5 ifra L 5 f . iw 4- . - ,. .. -1 ' 5' ' 2 V , L 4' I if A :V , . L ' if 1 S 11 i,4 . .f ig., MQ ,fx Q... 1. . as .r i., , Q.: ' - ...Q , :fs Y 'ir' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rv 'W ' HIGHHQ5 SGIEQQJHGH cn LT-I cn rn 4 A , U D- E-1 .J D U ft U. IQGHEGIIL , Art The stress of the Art Department of Mayberry is to give the student an understanding and apprecia- tion of art. The projects involved are created by silversmithing, painting, sketching, leather work- ing and brass and copper crafting. The Art Depart- ment contributes to stage settings also. In April students get a chance to display their work in the Fine Arts Festival. JILL BURRIS, PAULA Glover and jim Hukle work on their sketches in art class. . - i.iry A gtyr A MRS. KATHLEEN THOMAS . D iiiii MRS. MARY BELLE LEAcH ' ' MR. GARRISON MURRAY Q -f -, LV,l 5 in-1 '94 as I 2' MRS. FLORENCE HILL . . MR. JOHN ALLEN U MRS. LEACH LEADS Shirley Pendergrass, Debbie Baker and Renee DeTar in a song in class. Music The teachers of the Music Department teach the Subject matter in several different ways. Some of them are teaching the fundamentals of notes, scales, octaves, and composers. They also have several singing groups such as Eighth Glee Club, Mixed Chorus and Girls' Ensemble. The instrumental section consists of two bands and an orchestra. All three groups play a variety of music from show tunes to classical music. 33 ,:L- fr. . 5.5 gg., L,,. ,L,1 -. , A mlzw ' I if ' i 5 1 MR. HAROLD GREGG MR. NORVAL ALLISTON lz- ' MR. LLoYD o'rT Industrial Arts One of the functions of the Industrial Arts Department is to help develop talents of the stu- dents' hands. There are three divisions in the department! metals, woodworking, and printing. Some of the different projects in the shop classes are printing projects for the school, printing stationery, and printing numerous other things. In woodworking classes students make furniture and in the metals classes students make lamps and tools. KR . X-N MR. ALLISTON POINTS out to Mitchell Malmgren how to use a machine. Homemaking There are two different homemaking classes in this department: one for cooking and one for sew- ing. ln the sewing classes students make such things as dresses, blouses, skirts and aprons. In cooking classes, the girls learn how to cook such things as cookies, cakes, pies and candies and how to prepare fruits and vegetables. The goal of the Homemaking Department is to teach girls how to follow directions and how to cook and sew. MRS. WILMA BLIDE MRS. ARMETTA WATSON I K sf NTT' 1 1 , s , CANDY RINKER AND Sheryl Pierce go through their sewing boxes hunting for materials. MRS. JOHNSON SHOWS Nancy Moyer the proper way to write a paragraph. Language Arts There are eight English teachers in the Lan- guage Arts Department. These teachers help stu- dents learn how to read, write, speak and to appreciate the English language. Each grade has three different books! composition, language, and literature. They are only a few of the many aids the English teachers have to help students better their understanding of the language. In addition to the regular English classes, stu- dents may elect to take reading classes and a special elective for ninth graders called English Prep. , -... . TWO BOYS COMPLETE their crafts projects in Special Education classes. . - siwazw f- f t.,3,..,tqig.s isvnrseis .-. rm- ' V- ' - H -1 N sS :,:fzmgef Hislggsfii T' ' ff' , g1' :': ,'f , H QTWT-iq . .swift .f Q. .V ,gf-Q. -' -.. ,.,.,. .Q , ...L ,K ,,, . 9 .. . -. , - te. f 5. t -, f f .1 -. as .- ' ' i ' ' .g 1 ,. . A Y . 3 I- 1:-is ' - . if Q 2 'W QQ. .. gk- 'ilfi' 1 In 15 - .. ' T ' f ' ' A - . if SAK? Ti Q . .....i. . ..,. 55 f G66 X If 3 .V ,,e, p .,. my ati Q . , In .Fw -- e iftgsgigt 1 .aw . 'ir M - . 'I T MR. EDWARD THOMPSON MRS. HATTIE JANTZ MISS JENNIFER BLACK MRS. GAYLE JOHNSON MRS. AVIS HACKETT MRS. MARY MEYER MRS. JANE ISERNHAGEN MRS. CAROLYN REDFORD Special Education Special Education is for the students who learn slowly, so they can learn at their own speed in these classes. Each day the students study math, English, reading improvement, crafts, music and social studies. Each class is short, so the student can have more time to have the teacher help him. All of the things the students learn in special education will help them have a better life when they grow older. '31 MRS. MAXINE MCFALL MR. ROBERT GRIFFIE 35 i 4 TWO STUDENTS CONDUCT an experiment in their Sth grade Science class. Science Mayberry's Science Department's aim is to in- crease the students' experiences with scientific phenomen they can apply to their everyday life. The teachers believe that if a person has this know- ledge, he will be a better citizen. Some of the projects in this department are watching and analyzing the growth of different kinds or different species of plants, studying bacteria cultures as they develop, and developing and study- ing terrariums. TERRY GOODGER GOES over a typing exercise to improve her typing. , gig. Kali ., .,,, t l i llli MR. JAMES WILLIAMS ' Miss TEMPLE HURss1-:Y R or MRS. DORENE KERTH MR. MICHAEL scHEP1s R., V':. MR. LARRY WI-IITEHOUSE R' iiii Typing The Typing Department consists of a ninth grade course taken to develop a skill sufficient enough to use if a student decides to pursue a sec retarial or business career in later life. Students learn such skills as the correct form for letters, compositions, and post cards, as well as learning the keyboard and how to operate a typewriter. MRS. KATHRYN FREED fl, it Q fx 1 is by ,aff Y' 54 P 2 ziz WHITTINGTON ' E' MR. . NORMAN EPP X NIR. LEO GOENTZE1. -V A ' MISS KATHERINE PHIPPS .. MRS. TAMARA SIMONETTO 8 mf S - I L MRS. SANDRA wi Social Studies The Social Studies teachers use a variety of methods to get the subject matter across to the stu- dents. For instance, they use films, tapes, news- papers, reports visual aids, and maps. The department teachers hope to help the stu- dent become a better world citizen by making him more aware of the things going on around him and in the world. It also helps the student become more aware of history of the world and the United States in particular. MRS. MURIEL DYCK MRS. REBEKAH KENNEDY MRS. LILY REED MR. JAMES DOLE MRS. SUE DUNSWORTH MR. RICHARD WOOD , ' . : l as.. 1' sffl . f. ' ff l' I ll figf 'lz if . . .V V, L V , tss. ..... U , .. 'S 'I 1 4 JJ 1 MR . GEORGE SPRADLIN MR. GOENTZEL SHOWS a student the map of early American History. Mathematics The goal of the Math Department is to extend the knowledge of the students in mathematics. It presents the subject matter through the media of lecture and demonstration, the overhead projector, student explanations and live subject matter ex- periences. Not only does the department give students practice in practical experience with numbers it also tries to explore with the students the why behind the various concepts. MR. SPRADLIN HELPS Ronnie Kaylor with a rather difficult math problem. wt , - r k .2 ' ,-2 .. y Miss EDITH MARY MARTIN Miss JOAN KRACK f Qfj- - MR. JAMES NUTTER MR. HAROLD MORGAN Sparnsh The main goals of the Spanish Department are for each student to learn a basic vocabulary and to have a better understanding of the Spanish people and customs. The students also sing Spanish songs and original dialogs. ln the advanced classes there are days when the class speaks only in Spanish. Each student has a set of ear phones which enable him to listen to Spanish spoken by natives. Flashcards, records, filmstrips, and tapes are also used. MRS. CARMICHAEL USES the chalkboard to show students how to write a Spanish sentence. 38 Phy9caIEducaUOn The Objectives of physical education are to play different sports, learn the rules, improve co- ordination, learn to be good sports and, for ninth graders, learn first aid. The boys' gym classes do many things during the school year. Some of these are participating in football, basketball, wrestling, track and soft- ball. The girls have speed-a-way, softball, basket- ball, and track during the year. JAYNE THOMPSON DEMONSTRATES the proper way to use the ropes in gym class. MRS. ELAINE CARMICHAEI. i' mf iw 6 Q , arm, 1 f - -. m P S, -k.- , fix f x T SGPETOIHG I-IJ Q 4 nd QD HE SS W, . .A 'Mi .., :fr If i' ,r'r ,J I fm so ,Q my 1 A A ez agw K 4 'K Terry Arnce Robert Asher Richard Auten Earl Baker Judy Baker Mike Baker Laura Ballinger Becky Bannon Jimmie Barnes Tim Barney Deborah Batterton Bobby Beal Gary Bega Lisa Behrent Angela Bell Debbie Bell Malcolm Berry Mike Berube Bob Bevill Carol Bierdeman Robin Bishop Glenda Black Brenda Blevins Billy Bole Paul Book er Marsha Bookout Ronald Bough Sharron Bower Doug Bowers Twila Bowers Pat Brady Beth Brandenburg julee Brent Debbe Breth Cindy Briley Cecil Brown Kathy Brown Barb Bryant Darrell Bryer Melanie Buckman Carla Buller jill Burris ,W f gif? :,'. if f if g E5 ,,.sQi Stanley Abbey Linda Acorn Billy Aiken Ieanne Aiken Ramona Allbritton DeeAnna Allen Karen Andrews Pamela Angle jeff Armstrong MALCOLM BERRY I-IAS the answer if only his science teacher will call on him. 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X-W F LK ! ff 2 .ff , V V K M K - C C 5 - F 1 S it .'.: ' A 3 . ,,- 5 f 'f I ,. its- I 'Hi f V' A I -Hr ,- fy X ' time iii SEAN SCHMIDT LISTENS intently to his science teacher explain the lesson. . Z f Donald Pouik tif' Val Franklin james Franks 5 , M, f i, X f if Debra Byers Kendal Carpenter David Clevenger Rex Clutter Bruce Coleman Donna Connelly Bill Cooper Sheryl Corter Donald Cory George Cotter Phillip Counterrnan Stanley Dace Carla Dauster Bonnie Davis jerry Davis Paul Davis Mark Day Robert DeWitt Brent Dick Sherri Dick Ava Doffing Donna Donley Becky Dougherty Steve Downs Mark Drake jeff Duffec Kathy Duncan Rex Duncan Charles Dyck Mark Eaton Darel Edgmon Karen Edrnonson Debbie Edwards Kathy Ellis Kenneth Epperley Larry Etienne Randy Evans Melody Ewertt Tonya Findley jeff Fletcher Shauna Forsyth Allen Foster ,fer ' 3, rf , ,Q '. e -V :. I, 5, 33 an j l we . 5 W, 5 K3 S 3 Q ' 'S flgg Greg Frizzell - ' Q Charles Fry 9' it 5 Q- ig! 5' S if Darrell Gabel Sharon Garner . Donna Gault I ,,L, A, David can iikyii My Q 5 'Sw if we ,f A via Nw Jw 3 3, ,pl 41 .- K 'F - Q W ,, 1 , W N 0 Vx W if'A 9 A ,E S Q if ff i X -i ::---L -Z5f f!! ' 9 ii ',,:: . ' . ' 112593 '. ' W Ji? W Q if S ,Q 5 X 1 as W is fr f I' if Q , -5 A :H - ' ' ' , LJ E. E : t J 2 , ,... A 'Sill fs? J 3 ,, ' may MLK ' '-'5 .in M2 5' .. i ' aa' A X7 5 lb if E J Ti 5 -4 . affix 45 4 1 wwf. , ,, t. H. , ,L .F W his , ip 3' 427- K, J 'F J J is t i T fy ,f .h 'All 3. ' 1 . yi ' .. 4 ii A A 'z i 2 i Joe Herridge Cathi Hess Karen Hickok Brad Hinkle Sandra Holt Patty Horn it if f . ..,, A Qi .x Q63 .Rid . V ' ff ii ' f f eis at E s tty 1. Pan German Gary Gile Vickie Gile Jeff Gilliland Theresa Gipson Mike Glendening Paula Glover Larry Goertz Jack Gott Gary Green Randy Green Elizabeth Grunden Vicki Hain Steve Harnby Eva Hammond Randy Hand Debra Hanna Gerald Hannon Shelby Harper Clark Harris Tim Hatchett Ronald Hawkins Alan Haworth Allen Hayes Judy Haynes .. Roy Heatherly Barbara Henderson Cheryl Herbert Jim Hukle 'Z Mark Hull Kitt Isbill A J MIKE JORDAN, BETH Brandenberg, Greg Grizzell, and Mrs. Hackett discuss on story in English. I Cindy Janzen L 1 3 H 1 ' Sherre Johnson A ' 1 1 i A . M Q Vt,i A J ' . J 1 Judy Jones t ,V . I i f .. ,Q E.,, f if Mike Jordan , xi, J -J -4151 PM JMU fi. Q, ' . i t Cf l'i J Ronnie Kaylor W' .-'1- . ,, 31 ' ' gi, David Kemp 'lf' ' . g ag Robert Kenyon ' A Q, A is 'N Tom Kincannon is isti Q. it Pm King i' f fif' H .- .,:. 7 A A I, ,,.. 'fi ,Y Deborah Klein ' ., . ai J V I : ' m,fZ,,5 Lester Klingenberg ,vzz ,Q ' 255555: ' f r V, V ' g'i32fiffM'ifj,Q:s: Judy Koop Q s ii if ii , Q ' Myra Lacey 42 Patti Landwehr Larry Larson Reba Lauderdale Karla Ledbetter Allan Lee Danny Lee Lavania Leigh Victor Leis Sherie Lohrentz David Loney David Long Tony Loux Cindy Lytle Candace Macy Roy Manes jay Martin Martha Martin jeff Marts Debra Mason Debbie Maxwell Tim McBride Ion McClay Carol McClintock Vicki McClure jim McCullough Linda McCullough 'iiii Kathy McGee Randy McKay i sxgg 2 w if r , . ...,,. , Fw Q 3 is -if gag 3 . it l'.Z ff., f. .. L L ix Z: ,Q h V L, ,Q Q12 S 4 1 sm S 2 5 Sim K . 79' , L E A N if W- Mffq lg ,'-'1i L 'jL gy A L llia L- A L, lree eree L , . ay ,yiy iiiie iiiii idiileile 1 L r.,i L L F17 Y rri,- lar 1,' L L R ' -I fe :WLT Eff: , . :E: Lfij -. :,, 'V,g-g : - -, L e g ---k 7 ijiyfkgyk -iii:-1 L L A L ','k i A iiiif ir e Lri 1 1 - , 5 -f 1 'L'i- ' i , '91 La. 1 R A A .LLL X A i ii A L L 1 1' L ., . L e L, ir' A f L df A CANDIDATES GET READY to give their campaign tall-cs in assembly. Joe Moore joseph Mork Rick Morrow Sheila Mounce Roger Mount Nancy Moyer Clayton Nash Florine Nath Mark Neely Marilyn Nelson David Nestelroad Helen New Paul Nicholson Pam Oakley R ' 'LL' ff LALL e,'f ,L K Vsyyg Eg ,JV ',rL ,ff TL IKKL Li kL,. 5 L L I VL--' N ff A L Janet McVey Nancy Meireis L L C arol Metcalf ,,.l LL , f' S X l L L LL LQ , A ..:, v-A f S145 me--.L Nw K, get 5 . rf Jean Metcalf LLLLL , LLL L Q-ff' - -i ss A , ' e f Roger Miller LLL- llsle Lori Minnicl-1 SLS! i,-' ' V A s f lvk??'.xs5 i te-I :sf ' 1 :'2.1' M EG 5' Rhonda- M0ntgOmeTY 1 f '- A Terry Montgomery ef as , Diane Moore yLl. ,'LL , 'V ' Q xiii ,,L: ve. ' e- ' L LLLL L , L LLAL VLV, , Yak . L 'f -- - k,' ' Q-i s L 1 M as ,, gfs E 5 5 43 , L E 1 if 1 W 5 L ffv ' ' 1. -I idle 55. ' 'ffze' -- Le-:,.:-A-.,.L:ff. , L , -fa.:-, ,L 'ima-egz . ,,,L. ,,L. , .. .. ze? Sharon Oden A. ' Michael O'Meara Q .V . 'A li 1 1 Margie O'Reilly ' . H 4 . --:, , ' ,Eine - as Kevin Cliver 6 . ,,, cf H Don Ormerod Duane Orr Wayne Oshel A J L Mike Osman N -in 7 Kathy Ott 5' L . Z - ' 5' Russell Palmer 5- Q I rf L Melodic Parcel M g Beverly Patrick A V Digi. li Franklin Patrick i A ' I il Greg Patti ers on Meri Patzkowsky A My y S, y M. if A f Raymond Payne Greg Perkins W.,-1' ' 71 A Kelly Peterson S A A - Gail Paulsen ff' ...Q ,gg 3' E Q, i Terry Pilens ftilwsikf Greg Queen :V Renee Raber Y my . . Stacia Razook L? W Rita Reed - z - Cindy Reichenberger H V 1 Pamela Reinecke -. H Rhonda Rettnier a 1 ' K 5 f 4 Vicky R eynolds V N John Roach P? Bill Ross ' H QL , Q. Glynis Ross M V ' or . ,4 .K Roy Rotra mel si I Marty Rowson ' - if - Randall Rucker .. Q i Ai. ,J n Bill Russell Ronnie Russell anene Sader V ' Dennis Sanborn FII- , g Q. A Virgil Sanderson , . . J jf , A gf' Kathleen Sapp -V ' - A ' 1 J 3 , 'Viike Satterthwaite ' f if JEFF DUFFEK GETS a charge out of a class joke. 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S Robert wise f Hedv Wong - ' C' it -A'l'-l V,,: Dinise Xidis i V - '?i.s?:fwf5iSa 45 ' in Larry Wlilson Linda Wilson Mary Wilson Rick Winder Danny Wingard Debra Skelton Roger Slaughter jim Smith Karen Smith Regina Smith Sharon Smith Tony Smith David Snider Mark Sparkman Stephen Spencer Charlotte Spunaugle Spafford Stabler jack Stanley Michael Stone Larry Strickler Dennis Strole Leo Stuever Brenda Sundling Debbie Swisher LuAnne Tangney Tina Tanner Ken Taylor Kenneth Taylor Wanda Taylor Larry Thomas Ted Thurman Susan Tinker Sheila Treat Clyde Trego Bob Tull Steve Uillis Cheryl Unruh jackie VanDyke Glenda Walden Joyce Walker Luray Watts Linda Weiszbrod james l'Vheeler Brent White Bruce White David Whitfield Roger Whorton Roger Wilkerson Diane Williams Terry Williams Vicki Williams David Wilson Doug Wilson Janice Wilson T' CD Z 2 I-1 4 E Z fc Q: D5 o IHGHEG 5 I 3 . f 9TH GRADE MIXED CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Thomas, Debi Phillips, Pan Donell, Debbie Downs, Pam Roux, jean Hein, Susan Graham, Suzanne Wheeler, jan Kilmer, Linda Cotter, Teresa Wolfe, Vickie Smith, Ruth Spalton. SECOND ROW: Debra Sill, Dena Thomas, julia Bauer, Dorothy Morton, Floyd Berry, Alan Ger- man, Grady Webb, Rodney Cosby, Kyle Ellis, David Marvin, Kami Brecher, Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Trimm, Judy Watkins, Mrs. Leach. THIRD ROW: Lou Ann johnson, Sandra Baker, Dorothy Ross, Karen Barton, Beverly Moratto, Larry Dick, Kenneth Beshirs, Dennis Abbot, Steve jones, David Welch, Steven Edwards, Steve George, Bill Bowler, Patty Perkins, Linda Hoeiling, Debbie Sizemore. FOURTH ROW: Billie joe Taylor, Diane Tucker, Melba jones, Sandy Black, Steven Corn, Glenn Hess, Dud Richardson, Bill Martin, Theron McBride, Stu Kowalski, Steve Souza, Neal Holland, Gary Parks, Karen Albertson, Cathy Simmons, Vicki DeWitt, and Kendra Elrod. 9TH GRADE G1'RL'S ENSEMBLE: FRONT ROW: Susan Graham, Debbie Reynolds, jean Hein. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Trimm, jan Kilmer, julia Bauer, Dorothy Morton. THIRD ROW: Sandy Black, Karen Miller, Vicki DeWitt, Karen Miller. FOURTH ROW: Kami Brecher, Billie joe Taylor, Diane Tucker, and Dena Thomas, 47 Music Groups The vocal music groups are directed by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Leach. They include Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Ninth Grade Girls' Ensemble, Eighth Grade Girls' Glee Club, and Eighth Grade Girls' Ensemble. Both the Ninth and Eighth Grade choruses participated in many performances this year, includ- ing Open House, Christmas Con- cert, Christmas Assembly, Spring Contest, and Spring Con- cert. Mr. Murry is director of instrumental music. Groups con- sist of band, which has 47 mem- bers, and orchestra which has 63 members. They participated in several concerts including Open House, Christmas Assem- bly, Spring Festival, and Spring Concert. 8TH GRADE GIRLS' MUSIC GROUPS! FRONT ROW: Mrs. Leach, Ginger LaMay, julie Ricketts, Rita Allen, Cynde Vanatta, Kim Bradley, Debbie Baker, Ellene Tschanz, Sharon Dopps, Linda Cory, Rosemary Finn, Linda Fugate, joloyce Raymond, Teri Livesay, Vicki Carter, Mrs. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Sandy Heasty, Cheryl Hawthorne, Cindy Aiken, Claire Campbell, Serina Patton, Anita Palmer, Deanna DeMass, Bethel Shackelford, Karen Swaney, janet Deen, Vickie Briley, Shirley Fleetwood, Teresa Pruitt, Jayne Thompson, Patty Havens, Patsy Roeder, Debbie Horton, Teri Sell, Helen Courtney. THIRD ROW: Toni Thomas, Lajeanna Whittemore, Stefani Rogers, Patricia Watson, Pat Torkelson, Dana Hampton, Mary Baker, Renee DeTar, Patty Quinn, joy Rogers, Peggy Smith, Pam LeVelle, Linda Cook, Lois Benefiel, Terry Street, jane Meyer, Debbie Havens, Nora jane Fisher. FOURTH ROW! Robin Atkinson, Susan Lorence, Donna Miller, Debbie Carter, Kenna Shaver, Jean Chasey, Iudy Cachard, Debra Davis, Patricia Crum, Sherry Butterfield, Linda Whorton, Connie Stearns, Trenita johnson, Mary Schmidt, julie Cheney, Debbie Thornburg, Rose Mary Cooper, Robin Anderson, and Brenda Roetto. STH GRADE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE2 FRONT ROW: Karen Swaney, Rosemary Finn, Kim Bradley, Nora jane Fisher, lvirs. Leach. SEC- OND ROW! janet Deen, Stefani Rogers, joloyce Raymond, Linda Cory. THIRD ROW: Teresa Pruitt, Susan Lorence, Judy Cachard, and Robin Atkinson. 48 r 1 'Qi' '1f.,.Tff . f ' felis ' ' f Q 1 ' f - Q fi . t A . BAND: FLUTE: Kelly Peterson, Cheryl Dishman, jerry Hempsmyer, Kathleen Hawk, Kay Orr, Diana Weakley. CLARINET1 Becky Bryant, Linda Weippert, Terri Oliver, jerry Myers, Shauna Forsyth, Victoria McGee, Stephen McKinney, Christy Cohlmia, Steve McDannald, Karen Miller, Robin Kearney, Bob McGee, Marla Schulte, Norman Crow, Rhonda Fry, Mike Stone, Elaine Thompson, Patty Stone, Cathy Epperson, Paul Bart- lett. BASS CLARINET: Dan Cribbs. ALTO SAX: Carolyn DeTar, Valeta Claybrook, Randy Vautravers, jack Stanley, Bruce Anderson, Sherry Gill. BARI SAX: Kurt Geis. TRUMPET: Ronnie Barnhart, David Leffingwell, Mitchell McClay, Gram Pankratz, Brian Haynes, David Daifron. HORN: Peggy Strole, Kavin Kreuzburg. TROMBONE: Rick Wray. BARITONE1 jeff Martin, Paul Davis. PERCUSSION: Rex Coad, Kevin Whitmore, and Mike Watson. DIRECTOR: Mr. Murray. f f m v Q4 f , 'j 13' Q ORCHESTRA! VIOLINS1 LuAnn Harvey, Rhonda Haworth, Barbara Lee, Anita Schmidt, Susan Harvey, jim Sharp, Dianna Nelson, Cynthia Pride, Mary Clausing, Gary jones, Joyce james, janet Brown, Larry Neth, Roger Wilkerson, Twila Bowers, Sandra Holt, Alan Haworth, Stephen Spencer, Dixie Frock, Glynis Ross. VIOLAS: Tamara Troell, Naomi Dopps, Kathy Garber, Francis Roach, Vicki Hain, Reba Lauderdale, Florine Nath. CELLO: Don Nicholson, Cherie Bayer, Debbe Breth, Linda McCullough. BASS: Wilmer Atkinson. FLUTE Mary Blackburn, Beth Brandenburg, Karen Smith. OBOE2 jeff Hammond, Cheryl Unruh. CLARINET: Holly Lan- mon, Cathy Nestleroad, Cindy Siemens, Donna Delanty, jim Darter, Doug Bowers, Mike Jordan. BASSOON: Pam Oakley. TRUMPET: Brent Anderson, Mark Lenz, Mark Silveous, David Wilson, Jimmie Barnes, David Nestleroad. HORN: Paul Cottingham, Dennis Strole, julia Morris, Harold Imel. TROMBONE: Bob Coats, Scott Kraft, Gary Green, Mitch Pruitt, Paul Frazier. PERCUSSION: Charles Preslar, Randy Smith. TIMPANIC Lee Wiles. DIRECTOR: Mr. Murray. 49 Q . O O 3.20 U' 4.0 if FULL HOUR PROCTORS: FRONT ROW: Mary Manes, Debra Riner, Sandy Roberts, Linda Wieppert, Estella Big- knife, DeAun Dill, Naomi Dopps. SECOND ROW: Ruth Lanmon, Peggy Strole, Cynde johnson, Teresa Wolfe, Debbie Haynes, Lu,Ann Harvey, Nancy Weatherson. THIRD ROW: janet Edwards, Helen Bain, Dena Thomas, Carolyn DeTar, Tamara Troell, Vickie Carter, Debra Sill, Barbara Ohmie. FOURTH ROW: Susan Harvey, Vicki Coats, Diane Tucker, Jerry Hempsmyer, Robert Adkins, Tracy Volker, jeff Martin, and Billy McLain. Full Hour Proctors Miss Martin sponsors the full hour proctors, but there are no regular meetings. Full hour proctors are chosen by teachers' ratings of those who volunteer. They include office, health room, library, and lock- er room. Teachers rate them on good citizenship, scholarship, personal poise, responsibility, dependa- bility, and maturity. Leadership and cooperation with other people are important also. Passing Proctors Forty students are serving as passing proctors at the 2O,4O, and 60 wing intersections. Their job is to direct traffic in the halls and to prevent conges- tion. They are chosen in the spring of their eighth grade year by teachers' ratings. To qualify, they must show good citizenship, poise, and self-control ,,'. ,'- i A H. as-1 1 5 , P- 1 5, ,, . I isiifif f 1 g. -i fiwi : p fi, . Il, A 1 is in PASSING PROCTORS: FRONT ROW: Rayma Bogard, Valeta Claybrook, Trudy Watkins, Cliff Miller, Billy Mc- Lain, Mike Greenlee, Lonnie Schwindaman, Estella Bigknife, Cynde Johnson. SECOND ROW: Susan Graham, Debbie Reynolds, Diane Foreman, Cathy Nestelroad, Ruth Lanmon, Carolyn DeTar, Janet Edwards, Ian Kilmer Jean Hein. THIRD ROW: Lisa Abram, Cathy Simmons, Terry Goodger, Diana Weakley, Peggy Strole, Joyce Seevers, Diane Tucker, Elaine Thompson, Mary Maries. FOURTH ROW: jerry Hempsmyer, Dena Thomas, Barbara Ohmie, Helen Bain, Debra Sill, Don Burris, Ross Clithero, Susan Harvey, and Vickie Carter. STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Whittington, Mike Berule, Greg Frizzell, Rhonda Haworth, Jeff Ham- mond, Mitchell Malmgren, Richard Auten. SECOND ROW: Susan Graham, Kathy Duncan, Lisa Masters, Debi Wilson, Kevin Oliver, Bruce Stovall, Linda Anderson, Janet Stelovich. THIRD ROW: Sharon Law, Julie Boyd, Diane Tucker, Arla Breshears, Robin Anderson, Pam LeVelle, Barb Bryant, Jill Burris. FOURTH ROW! Terrl ' ' ' V' k' C t d L'sa Abram. Oliver, Don Nicholson, Tracy Volker, Dave Cook, Stuart Kowalski, Judy Cachard, ic 1 oa s, an 1 Student Council Student Council is the legislative body at May- berry. Its sponsors are Mrs. Simonetto and Mrs. Whittington. The first semester officers were Tracy Volker, president, Don Nicholson, vice president, Vicki Coats, secretary, and Julie Boyd, treasurer. Second semester president was Don Nicholson and vice president was Susan Graham. The Council runs the study supply store, helps with charitable drives, participates in a Student Ex change Day and sends members to the lntercouncil meetings with other junior high schools. The mem- bers must have a C average to be in Student Council. Y-Teens Y-Teens is sponsored by Miss Hurssey and Mrs. Carmichael. The officers are Julie Ricketts, presi- dent, Carla Buller, vice-president, and Melody Everett, secretary. Their projects and activities have included raising money for the World Fellow- ship Fund, and attending Inter-club Council meet- ings, swimming meets and grooming clinics. The purposes of the group are to provide opportunities for teenage girls to develop skills in leadership ability and to provide for social, educational and religious growth, in keeping with the purpose of the Young Woman's Christian Association. Y-TEENS: FRONT ROW: Ramona Allbritton, Theresa Gipson, Carla Buller, Brenda Blevins, Karen Swaney, Laura Ballin er. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carmicahel, Trudy Watkins, Melody Ewertt, Judy Watkins, Judy Koop, S JoAnn Metcalf, Pan Angle. THIRD ROW: Jill Burris, Kendra Elrod, Dena Thomas, Peggy Smith, Nora Jane Fish- er, Julie Ricketts, and Miss Hurssey. Chess Club The Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Dole, meets every Wednesday at 3:00. During these meetings, the members compete against each other. In addition to playing chess, the members also play three dimen- sional games, which are an added feature this year. This year the members participated in a chess contest, which was held in the Beech Recreation Center. CHESS CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mr. Dole, Jeff Armstrong, Jerry Hernpsyer. SECOND ROW: Larry Armstrong, Don Nicholson, Mark Maris, and Doug Griswold. English Prep English Prep, an experimen- tal junior high elective language arts class, is being offered at Mayberry for the first time. This class performed the Thanksgiving play this year. Members also learned about newspapers and yearbooks and put out several school papers and the yearbook. Students also participated in several speech activities, in- cluding class discussions, panel discussions, speeches and debates. One of the reasons for cov- ering these areas-speech, journalism, and drama--is to introduce the student to them for future participation in high school. ENGLISH PREP: FRONT ROW: Melba jones, Elizabeth Trirnm, Sandy Roberts, Rhonda Haworth, Kim Linthicum. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ross, Linda Weippert, Patty Perkins, Sue Satterthwaite, Angie Lewis, Treva Downs. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ohmie, Becky Bryant, Vicki McClintock, Karen Albertson, Kyle Ellis, Charles Kneisler. FOURTH ROW: Gary Magness, Robert Adkins, Paul Cheney, Craig Graham, Don Burris, and David Cook. 52 H wwe 556 cn I-' od O Q.. cn HE L NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Bruce Stovall, Clifford Miller, Bill Bowler, Bradley Nassif, Michael Greenlee, Philip Melina, Alan German, Ron Pedroja. SECOND ROW: Tracy Volker, Dudley Richardson, Harold Brandenburg, Steven Corn, Kurt Johnson, Neal Holland, Carlton Dienstbach, Mike O'Reilly, and Coach Nutter. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mr. Schepis, joe Herridge, Mike Baker, Roger Wilkerson, jeff Marts Tim Barney. stcoivn ROW: Rickey Winder, Kevin Oliver, Roy, Heatherly, jack Stanley. THIRD ROW: David Kemp, Randy Rucker, Mark Eaton, James Hukle, and Rick Shaw. 54 Basketball The varsity squad is made up of 13 boys picked from intramural teams. The coaches choose two tournament teams with 9 players on each. Then these teams play against each other and the best players are picked for the varsity team. The team practices nights af- ter school under the instruction of Coach Nutter. This group is for the boys with a lot of basketball ability. There are three qualifications for membership on the team: good citizenship, good grades, and ability. Scores Mayberry 33 Mayberry 36 Mayberry 30 Mayberry 40 Mayberry 33 Mayberry 20 Mayberry Mayberry Mayberry Jardine 26 Qfirstl Jardine 26 Qsecondj Marshall 29 Hamilton 38 Pleasant V. 27 H. Mann 34 Hadley Truesdell Allison 3 RICHARD WRAY IUMPS up ketball game. M ,MM F f for a layup in an 8th grade bas EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Coach Morgan, Rex Coad, Randy Smith, Mike Peterson, Steve Souza, Evan Peacock, Richard Wray, Brent Anderson. SECOND ROW: Robert Coats, Ray Hammergren, Greg Huckins, Matt Totten, Dennis Kaylor, Tyrtm Richardson, and Pat Murphy. 55 may . TWO FORMER CHEERLEADERS return to how to run through the che ers. show the girls Cheerleaders This is the second year that junior high schools have been able to have an organized cheerleading group. These girls promote school spirit by leading the Pep Club in cheers. Their outfits include gold vests and skirts with black pleats, black kneesocks, and a black M emblem on the front. Of the 9th grade girls who tried out, twelve finalists were picked and of these twelve three were picked: Joyce Seevers, Vicki Coats and julie Boyd. Pep Club Pep Club is sponsored by Miss Krack and Mrs. lsernhagen. Members wear the same outfits to school on game days, then to the games. The outfits include black turtleneck sweaters, black kneesocks, gold skirts and vests, with Mayberrybooster buttons. There are no specific requirements tojoin the club, but the girls have to be willing to attend games, learn cheers, and provide their own outfits. Pep Club members cheer at the games as the cheerleaders lead. They all sit to- gether at the games to give the team a boost and encourage school spirit. MAYBERRY CHEERLEADERS: Joyce Seevers, Vicki Coats, and Julie Boyd. 56 ' .,. 1 1 f - .1 f . i PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW: Candi Macy, Donna Gault, Ramona Allbritton, Nancy Mayer, Debbie B1-eth, Jeanne Aiken, Shauna Forsyth, Twila Bowers, Mary Blackburn, Lisa Masters, DeAun Dill, Janet Stelovich, Sharon Dopps, Cheryl Unruh, Rhonda Montgomery, Sharon Smith, Debra Skelton, Marsha Bookout, Debbie Baker, Brenda Sund- ling. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Isernhagen, Connie Gorrell, Judy Jones, Valeta Claybrook, Lori Minnick, Julie Rick- etts, Rhonda Haworth, Jean Hein, Karen Smith, Kelly Peterson, Vicki Reynolds, Karen S. Miller, Debbie Rey- nolds, DeeAnna Allen, Beth Brandenburg, Melba Jones, Diana Nelson, Lisa Behrent, Linda Anderson, Suzanne Wheeler, Kathy Ott, Vicki McClure, Denise Xidis, Kathleen Hawk, Susan Graham, Melody Ewertt, Teresa Wolfe, Teresa Donnelly, Marilyn Cornwell, Miss Krack. THIRD ROW: Florine Nath, Becky Bannon, Mary Mc- Elhaney, Janet Deen, Sandy Heasty, Shirley Fleetwood, Cindy Aiken, Susan Tinker, Chris Cohlmia, Leslie Thomas, Dee Dee Oliver, Susan Lorence, LuAnn Harvey, Debbie Haynes, Julie Cheney, Robin Anderson, Claire Campbell, Cindy Janzen, Renee DeTar, Carol Seals, Joloyce Raymond, Cynde Vanatta, Kathy Duncan, Sherre Johnson, Nancy Weatherson. FOURTH ROW: Julee Brent, Peggy Smith, Becky Bryant, Stacia Rfizook, Debby Havens, Cindy Pride, Susan Maxwell, Robin Atkins, Lisa Abram, Barbara Henderson, Sharon Law, Sandra Holt, Barbara Lee, Jane Myer, Kay Orr, Mary Owens, Pam Donell, Janet Edwards, Linda Whorton, Cathy Simmons, Nancy Baker, Marilyn Mullen, Naomi Dopps, Carol Bierdeman, Nancy Meireis, Kami Brecher, Kerry Griggs. FIFTH ROW: Julie Boyd, Elaine Thompson, Terry Goodger, Vicki Coats, Donna DeLanty, Darla Haehn, Debi Phillips, Karen Albertson, Diane Tucker, Billie Joe Taylor, Marla Schulte, Terri Oliver, Jean Chasey, Tamara Troell, Malia Griffin, Pamela Oakley, Barbara Ohmie, Debbie Long, Phyllis Donley, Vicki Carter, Cindy Siemens, Kris Fry, Sondra Baker, Linda Weippert, Sue Satterthwaite, Joyce Seevers, and Karen Christensen GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB: FRONT ROW: Suzanne VVheeler, Mary McElhaney, Rayma Bogard, Paula Glover, Marsha Bookout, Mary Blackburn, Debra Skelton, Janet Stelovich, Rhonda Montgomery, Tina Tanner, Carla Buller, Kathleen Hawk, Susan Graham, Martha Martin, Rhonda Haworth, Cindy Aiken. SECOND ROW: Miss Martin, Carol Bierdeman, Kathy Brown, Diana Nelson, Janet Brown, Mary Wilson, Jacqui Simmons, Judy Jones, Kathy Duncan, Florine Nath, Nancy Weatherson, Stacia Razook, Lori Minnick, Debbie Maxwell, Sandy Heasty, Jull Burris. THIRD ROW: Karen Christensen, Lisa Abram, Claire Campbell, Patty Havens, Jayne Thompson, Debbie Haynes, Chris Cohlmia, Dee Dee Oliver, Cheryl Dishman, Kami Brecher, DeAun Dill, Pam Donell, Pam Le- Velle, Kay Orr, Robin Anderson, LuAnn Harvey, Julie Boyd, Debbie Havens, Susan Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Pride, Cherie Bayer, Sharon Law, Janet Edwards, Debbi Downs, Vicki Coats, Diane Tucker, Billie Joe Taylor, Debi Phillips, Malia Griffin, Karen Albertson, Kris Fry, Terri Oliver, Judy Cachard, Terry Goodger, Debbie Carter, Elaine Kennedy, Barbara Lee, Marilyn Mullen, and Sue Satterthwaite. 57 Intramurals Boys There are several reasons for boys' intramurals. The main reasons are to give the boys a chance to become better competitors, sportsmen, and to learn the rules of the games. Any boy Wanting to attend the football or basketball intra- mural games after school on the nights that their team plays are eligible. The basketball squads are picked from the intramural teams. The coaches encourage boys to go out for these teams. The boys are used for referees and 9th grade managers. Girls The girls' intramural program this year is an exciting after-school activity which gives the girls a chance to further increase their skills in particular sports which have been presented to them in gym classes. This program is also set up to teach the girls the rules of the games and to let them participate in cer- tain sports. The girls choose teamsg then these teams have a tournament. The activities include volleyball, speed-a-way, basket- ball, softball, track, and gymnastics. 58 ,.k, gm E .4 ,fy gf A , zg, :.: i OOIL +011 'fn 'P' na M. Mfg: W- Autograph XZ - 1, X Oxifxex C Qfox XX . f ' 0 Uv fx C X5 C 5 X Qxi-5wCiOOQjX 005. 0 U7 4 NN 5 0055056 XXQXGOO-D V L K PN 39 YV I. Autograph L J' I an 5 ii ff Q mf xg! 5 OJ X X0 v Go , X Ol 6 K Q X yy' fy 0? A on BQ C C, 9 3 Q Q Kfg P Lgf if tix? 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