Maysville High School - Bulldog / Calx Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

THE BULLDOG 1975 Classroom 'i 2 Outside School terni. 4 fjfydUoy futi museiei t Keep itstimj andcAf ffs . os dhbs SueJv ai rFcfiA, cSpe dv (2@uh, Q eUnw U), nguag (t%b, and Ikep itstwuj. d BaUU a!h nmL dti AenAttiw fiming t I 8 e n d of the Maggie owned by Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson Bulldog 9 ACTIVITIES Getting a 1976 class ring Kirby making another touchdown Posing for Yearbook pictures A happy queen and her court The first Bachelor Living Class at MHS A Scenic View of Maysville” ”Getting back into the swing of school” The Three Most Beautiful Girls in School” Practicing for the big game” The Chorus line at Hi-Y initiation” SENIORS Senior Class 14 TOM ABEL Intramurals: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3. KANDRA MARIE ALEXANDER ’•Kandy”, FHA: 2; Spirit Club: 2; Senior Play; Chorus: 1, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus: 4; Track: 1, 2. SHARON LYNN BARRETT Sharon”, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamenta- rian: 4; Band: 1, 2; Yearbook Staff: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Prin- cipals Office: 3. DEBRA SUE BELLAMY Debbie”, FHA: 1,2.3; Spirit Club: 2; Senior Play; Guidance Office: . MARIA CHRISTINE ANASTASIOU Maria , FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Club: 2, 3; F L Club: 3, 4; Science Club: 3, 4; President, 4; ADVO- CATE Staff: 3; Yearbook staff: 3, 4; Cho- rus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Librarian: 1; Prom Committee: 3; Track: 1; Who’s Who: 3; DAR Good Citizen Award: 4; Outstanding Teenagers of America. BILLY ALLEN BELLEW Willard , Hi-Y: 2; Intramurals: 3, 4. KIRBY BENNETT RONALD LEWIS BENNETT Kirby , Outstanding Teenagers of Ronnie , Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4. America, FHA: 4; Student Council: 2,3, 4; Science Club: 3, 4; ADVOCATE Staff: 3, 4; Baseball: 1, 4; Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Vice- President: 4; Prom Committee: 3; Football MVP: 1, 3, 4; Best Offensive Back: 2, 3; Best Linebacker: 4; Prep-All American: 3, 4; Basketball MVP - Best Offensive Player - Grant Co. Invitational; Mr. Hustle: 3. DIANA LYNN BERRY Diane , Speech: 4; Student Librarian: 2, 3, 4. 15 DAVID MICHAEL BLAKE •’David”. FHA: 4; Band: 1, 2; Hi-Y: 2. 3,4; Imramurals: 4: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; F L Club: 1; ADVO- CATE Staff: 4; Baseball: 1, 2; Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres.: 2,3; Prom Committee; Bausch Lomb Science Award; DAR History Award; All- State Chorus: 2, 3, 4. KEVIN RAY BROOKINS ”Lopaz”, FHA: 4; Intramurals: 3, 4; Speech: 3, 4; Football: 1; Prom Commit- tee: 3; Basketball Mgr.: 2, 3. NICKY BURDEN Nicky”, Band: 1, 2. DAVID DEAN CASE David”, Intramurals: 3, 4; Baseball: 1 2, 3, 4; Football: 1; Basketball: 1; Chorua 1; Prom Committee: 3; Golf Team: 1, 2 3, 4. PAUL RANDAL CHASTEEN Paul”, Band: 1, 2; Intramurals: 3, 4; Senior Play; Football: 3; Chorus: 1, Prom Committee: 3. MELANIE VON CLARK Melanie”, F L Club: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Librarian: 4. 16 ARTHUR LEWIS CONLEY Lucy,” Football: 1, 2; Prom Commit- tee: 3. JERRY DELANO CONLEY Jerry, F.H.A.: 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3: Intia- murals: 3, 4: Senior Play: 4: Baseball: 1, 2,3, 4; Football: 1, 2; Class Officer: 2, 4; Prom Committee: 3: Distinguished Teenager of America: 4. JAMES A. CLEVENGER Jim, FHA: 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; (Vice-Pres. 4): Baseball: 1,3,4: Basketball: 1, 2: Prom Committee: 3: Football: 1, 2, 3, 4: All East- ern Ky. Conference Football Best Offensive Lineman: Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding Teenagers of America; Prep-All-America Football. RONALD ANDREW COMBS Andy, Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Clinic: 3; Intramurals: 3, 4; Golf: 3, 4: Football: 2; Track: 1: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Clinic: 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus: 3,4. BONITA LORENE CUNNINGHAM Bonita, Chorus 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus: 4: Principal's Office Worker. MARY LYNN CRUMP Mary, Student Librarian: 2, 3, 4: Prin- cipal’s Office 3,4. MITZI GALE CRAFT Mitzi, Who’s Who: 3; Regional FHA Recreation Leader: 3; 1st Vice President: 4; FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter: 2; 1st Vice Pres.: 3: 2nd Vice President: 4: Band Committee: 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Commander: 4; Vocal Clinic: 4. 17 w.W UK ARTHUR THOMAS DAVIS Tommy, Inuamuiais: 3, 4; Football: 3. STEVEN HOLT DEARINGER Steve,” Intramurals: 3, 4: Baseball: 2; Basketball: 1; Prom Committee: 3. LISA KELLY DENHAM ’’Lisa Kelly,” FHA: 1, 2. 3, 4, Pres. - 4: Senior Play; F L Club: 1, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff: 4; Chorus: 1; Student Librarian: 1, 3; Supt.'s office: 4; Prom Committee: 3; Prom Court: 3; Girls' State: 3; Outstanding Teenagers of America: 4. THERESA LYNN DUNBAR Dunbar,” FHA: 1, 2, 3, officer; Band: 1, 2, 3, officer; Spirit Club: 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council: 1; F L Club: 4; ADVOCATE Staff: 4, Editor; Golf: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball: 4; Cheerleader: 1, 2, 3, Captain; Student Librarian: 3; Class Officer: 3, Office Worker; Principal Office, 4 Out- standing Teenager Award: Conductor's Award (Band). WILBERT LEE DUNLAP Chicken,” Pee Wee,” Intramurals: 3, 4; Chorus: 4; Prom Committee: 3. JOSEPH RANDALL EUBANKS Randy,” Prom Committee: 3. KATHLEEN POE FILSON VICKI RONELL FILSON Vicki. FHA: 1, 2, 3; Band: 1, 2; Spirit Club: 2; Senior Play: F L Club: 2: Cheerleader: 2; Student Librarian: 4; Homecoming Court: 2. JANET LEE FLORENCE •’Janet,” FHA: 1, 2; Student Librarian: 2; Principal's Office: 4; Who's Who; Top Candy Striper: 2. DOLLIE MAE FOSTER Dollie, ” FHA: 1. 2; Band: 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club: 2, 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Librarian: 4: Prom Committee: 3; Typing Award: 3; Who's Who: 4. WILLIAM GREGORY FRITZ - Greg,” FHA: 4: Band: 1, 2; Hi-Y; 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: 4; Student Council: 1, 4; F L Club: 1; Baseball: 1, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee: 3; Prom Court: 3; Who’s Who: 4. RICKY ALLEN FULTZ ''Ricky,” Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: 4. w I ESTHER LOUISE GILLIGAN Peggy,'' Student Council: 3, 4; Senior Play; Chorus: 1, 4; Student Librarian: 3, 4; Senior Class President; Principal’s Office: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3; Chem- istry Award: 3; Who's Who: 3. TIMOTHY GORDON ■,Tim,,, Intramurals: 3, 4. JEFFREY ALLEN GREENE Flash, FHA: 4; Intramurals: 3, 4; Cho- rus: 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3. JUDY ANN HAMM Judy, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer: 3, 4; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Committee: 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Senior Play; ADVOCATE Circulation Staff: 3; Chorus: 1, 3, 4; Mixed: 3, 4; Homecoming Court: 4. KATHERINE LEIGH HARDYMON Woopsie, FHA: 1, 2, 3; Student Coun- cil: 1; Senior Play: 2, 3, 4; Foreign Lan- guage: 2; Speech: 2; ADVOCATE Circula- tion Staff: 3; Yearbook Staff: 4; Chorus: 1, 2; Guidance Office: 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee: 3; Prom Court: 3. DANNY LEE HAY Danny, Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Intramurals: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3. ROBERT WINFERD HENDERSON Waterhead, Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intramu- rals: 3,4; Baseball: 2. 20 MYRON RAY HIGHFIELD ••Myron.” Band: 1. 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball: 3; Senior Play; Science Club 3; Baseball: 3: Bowling: 3; Prom Attendant: 3; Spoke Conference: 4. DANNY RAY HILTERBRAND '’Boots,” Intramurals: 3, 4. BONNIE KAY HOPKINS Bonnie,” FHA: 1, 2; Spirit Club: 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Principal’s Office Worker: 1; Track: 1. CHARLES CLARKE HOPPER Clarke,” FHA: 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals: 3,4. DOUGLAS WAYNE HOPWOOD Doug,” FHA: 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intramu- rals: 3, 4; Baseball: 2, 3, 4; Class Officer: 1, 2. PAULA SUE HUNT Susie,” FHA: 1, 2; Band: 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club: 2: Chorus: 1, 2; Prom Committee: 3. ANGELA JACKSON Sissy,” Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PORTER JACKSON Juicy,” FHA: 4; Band: 1, 2, 3; Intramu- rals: 3; Senior Play: Basketball: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus: 4. MARILYN LEE JONES Marilyn,” Basketball: 4; Track; Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Guidance Office Worker. 21 PATTY KEARNS Patty, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary: 3; Treasurer: 4: Band: 1, 2; Spirit Club: 1, 2; Senior Play Chorus: 1, 3, 4: Principal's Office: 3; Prom Committee: 3; Prom Court: 3. LANCE EDWARD LEFORGE EGG, Intramurals: 3, 4; Science Club: 3: FHA: 4; Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 1. ELIZABETH SHARON MILLER Libby, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll Chairman: 4; Chorus: 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Student Librarian: 2, 3, 4: Prom Commit- tee: 3. JOHN EDWARD KIRK Turkey, Intramurals: 3, 4. PAULA SUE LENNEX Paula, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Band: 1; Cho- rus: 1: Student Librarian: 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office: 4. ROBIN LYNN MINEER Robin, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.: 2; Trea- surer: 3; 1st Vice Pres.: 4; Spirit Club: 2, 3; Chorus: 1; Student Librarian: 4; Office Worker-Supt's Office: 2, 3; Delegate to SPOKE Conference: 2; Rotary English Award: 4. DENNIS KIETH LANTHORN Dennis, Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: 3, 4; Football: 4; Prom Committee: 3. CAROLYN LOUISE MAYBERRY Carolyn, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Club: 1, 2, 3: Chorus Girls and Mixed: 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer: 4: Prom Committee: 3. RANDALL LEE MITCHELL Randy, Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: F L: 3, 4; Baseball: 3,4; Football: 4: Prom Committee: 3. 22 PENNY KAYE MONTGOMERY ’•Penny, ' Band: 1, 2: ADVOCATE Staff: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4. BURJETTA JO MORTON Jo, FHA: 1: Spirit Club: 3; Senior Play; Chorus: 1, 3, 4; Guidance Office: 3; Prom Committee: 3; Prom Court: 3; Homecom- ing Court: 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen: 4; Prom Queen: 4. NELLIE CAROL MULLIKIN Nellie, Track: 1; FHA: 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club: 2; Chorus: 2, 3; Student Librarian: 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH FAYE MYERS Moose, FHA: 1, 2. 3; Band: 1, 2; Spirit Club: 2; Student Council: 3; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff: 3; Chorus: 2, 3; Stu- dent Librarian: 4; Supt's. Office: 3; Prin- cipal’s Office: 3; Prom Committee: 3. SADIE ANN MYERS Sadie, FHA: 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club: 2; Chorus: 1,2. ROBERT LEWIS MYRICK Cokey, FHA: 4; Band: 1, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals: 3, 4; Basketball: 1; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee: 3. GEORGA LOUISE OSBORNE O. FHA: 1; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Committee: 2, 4 Pres.; Spirit Club: 2, 3; Senior Play: F L Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 2, Pres. 3; ADVOCATE Staff: 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff: 2, 3, 4; Copy Ed. 3, Co- Ed-In-Chief 4; Class Secretary: 3; Prom Theme Committee: 3; Outstanding Teen- ager: 3: Distinguished Teenager: 4; Who’s Who: 3, 4; Best Vocalist: 3; Girls' State: 3; All-State Chorus: 4; Band Clinic: Vocal Clinic: 3, 4: Who's Who Amt Music Students: 4. BILLIE JANE RIGG Tex, Track: 1; Who’s Who; FHA: 1, 2; F L Club: 3, 4; Vice President: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Librarian: 2, 3, 4; Principal's Office: 1. NANCY KAREN SLOOP Nancy, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Club: 2; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Librarian: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3. 23 JEFFREY DEAN SMITH Old Man,” Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Senior Play: F L Club: 4; Advocate Staff: 3, 4; Football: 1. 2. Club: 1, 2; Prom Committee: 3; Cheer- leader: 1, 2; Homecoming Court: 1, 3, 4. CONNIE SUE SNIPES ”Sue,” FHA: 1, 3, 4; Spirit Club: 3; Yearbook Staff: 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 4; Stu- dent Librarian: 4: Guidance Office: 4; Prom Committee: 3. RANDALL L. THOMAS ’’Randy,” Intramuarls: 3, 4: Football: 2; Basketball: 3, 4. JUNE DARLENE STEWARD June,” Science Club Committee: 4; Speech: 2: ADVOCATE Exchange Editor: 1; Yearbook Staff: 3: Basketball: 4: Cho- rus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 3, 4: Vocal Clinic: 3, 4: Cheerleader: 1, 2, 3: Class Officer: 2: Guidance Office: 4; Prom Committee: 3; Who's Who: 3, 4; Best Shorthand Writer: 3: Track: 1, 2; SPOKE Conference: 2; ADVOCATE Circulation Staff: 3. TERYL RENEA THOMAS Teryl,” FHA: 1; Senior Play: Chorus: 1, 2; Prom Committee: 3; Betty Crocker Award. TERRY CLAYTON THOROUGHMAN •’Terry,” Band: 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y: 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: 3, 4; Senior Play: F L Club: 3, 4; Science Club: 2, 3. 4; ADVOCATE Staff: 3,4; Yearbook Staff: 4: Baseball: 3; Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Bowling Team: 3, 4: Prom Court: 3: Who's Who: 3. CONNIE JEAN TOLLE ”P.J.,” FHA: 1, 2: Band: 1. 2, 3; Spirit Club: 2; Chorus: 1, 2, 4; Student Librar- ian: 3, 4: Prom Committee: 3. JEFFERY BRYANT TONCRAY Jeff,” Intramurals: 4; Student Council: 2; Football: 1; Class Officer: 2; Prom Committee: 3. 24 JANETTE LEE TURNER Janette,” FHA: 1, 2; Chorus: 2,4. JOY LYNN URBAN Joy, Chorus: 1, 3, 4; Supt’s. Office: 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3. WILLIAM CORNELL WALKER Willie, Baseball: 2, 3; Football: 1,2, 3,4; Best Free Throw Award. ANNE RIDGLEY WALTON Anne, FHA: 1; Spirit Club: 2; Senior Play; Foreign Language Club: 2, 3, 4; ADVOCATE Staff: 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA WATSON Laura, FHA: 1, 2, 3: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Committee: 3; Spirit Club: 2: Senior Play; Science Club: 3, 4: Latin Club: 1; Yearbook Staff: 3, 4; Chorus: 1, 2, 4: Mixed: 4; Morehead Band Clinic: 2, 3, 4; Knoxville Band Clinic: 4; Superior Clari- net Solo: 2: Vocal Clinic: 4; Outstanding High School Students of America. CHARLES ANTHONY WALLINGFORD Tony, Intiamurals: 3, 4; Baseball: 4; Bowling: 3,4. RANDY JOE WHITE Randy, Hi-Y: 2, 3. 4. Senior NEATEST GIRL Sharon Barrett NEATEST BOY Myron Highfield e s MOST FRIENDLY GIRL Judy Hamm MOST FRIENDLY BOY 26 Wilbert Dunlap BEST LOOKING GIRL Jo Morton BEST LOOKING BOY David Case GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dollie Foster BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Greg Fritz BEST PERSONALITY Peggy Gilligan BEST PERSONALITY Clark Hopper MOST TALENTED GIRL: Georga Osborne MOST TALENTED BOY: David Blake BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Nancy Sloop BEST ALL AROUND BOY Doug Hopwood BEST GIRL ATHLETE Theresa Dunbar BEST BOY ATHLETE Kirby Bennett 27 Homecoming Walton Memorial Football Field was a scene of drama, defeat, excite- ment , and glory as M. H. S. celebrated their fifth annual Homecoming. The Bulldogs, full of pep and spirit, strove for their sixth consecutive victory, but were halted by Ludlow's fighting determination. Although the half-time score proved discouraging, the half-time activities of the crowning of the new Homecom- ing queen provided immense excite- ment for the student body of M.H.S. Even though all the attendents were worthy of the title of Homecoming queen, Miss Jo Morton received the honor of being crowned Homecoming Queen of 1974. She was crowned by Miss Valerie Poe, Homecoming Queen of 1973. After the game M. H. S. alumni and student body were gra- ciously hosted with dance provided by the Student Council. Marla Toncray, Lisa Simms, Thelma Greene, Marla Rigdon, Jo Morton, Sharon Lawrence, Sally Sullivan, Judy Hamm, Joy Jones, Kim Frodge. 29 Senior Play On November 19, the Senior Class of '75 presented Winifred Wolfe's Ask Any Girl. The play was a delightful comedy in three acts. The plot evolved around Meg Wheeler, a small town girl who moves to New York. Meg finds romance and adventure in everything she does. Meg finds herself a job with Doughton and Doughton and supposedly falls in love with Evan, the youngest Doughton, but not for long. Meg finally realizes that she has been overwhelmed with Miles, the older Doughton. As it ends, Meg and Miles live happily ever after. The thirty Seniors who made up the cast, stage crew, and make-up applicators, gave three per- formances; one for junior high students, one for high school students, and one for the public. We would like to congratulate the Seniors on a job well done. The Seniors would like to give thanks and appreciation to Miss Mary Beth Helton, the director, for all the work she did to help and guide them to success. 31 5 e n o r T r p Bright and early April 12, 1975, sixteen seniors loaded a chartered Greyhound bus for a long trip to Washington, D.C.. After stopping in Charleston, W. Va. to try out the pinball machines, the group, with three sponsors, boarded the bus again with Roger, our bus driver. After arriving at the Charter House in Alexandria, Va., the group enjoyed a boring three-hour trip on the Potomac River. Sunday morning brought a beautiful sunshiny day and thirty-six aching feet from touring the Smithso- nian Institute and walking around National Zoologi- cal Park. Sunday night was free, those that had the energy went bowling. Monday, the gang went on an all-day tour of our capitol city, which included Ford's Theatre, the house where Lincoln died, and the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing, where they saw all that green stuff. Continuing the tour the gang went onward to Mt. Vernon, George Washington’s home. At Arlington National Cemetary, they witnessed the impressive changing of the guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Last but not least, they visited the Lincoln Memorial. After dinner the group went to the Wax Museum and then back to the motel for a free evening where all simply collapsed. Before leaving town Tuesday, we stopped at the White House and the Washington Monument. Coming home, the gang kept busy with poker games, talking, and even sleep! Arriving home late Tuesday night the seniors almost stumbled off the bus, but they were filled with memories of their visit.. Stairway to Heaven Ut row: Judy Hamm escorted by Tommy Abel, Leigh Hardymon escorted by Greg Fritz, Master Brian Helphinstine and Miss Amy Wallingford, Cindy n3D M ned ®art .Wgg' Marla FU8don escorted by Eric Swisher. 2nd row: Sally Sullivan escorted by Kirby Bennett, Queen Jo Morton escorted by King David Case, Junior Attendents: Teressa Turner escorted by Ronnie Anderson, Sharon Lawrence escorted by Larry Risner. A heavenly background provided the setting for the Maysville High School Junior-Senior Prom Saturday night as more than 200 Juniors and Seniors and their dates assembled in the school gymnasium to see Burjetta Jo Mor- ton , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Morton, crowned Queen. David Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Case, wore the crown of King. First attendents to the royal pair were Teresa Turner and Ronnie Anderson. The royal pair was crowned by Elza Whalen, MHS principal, assisted by Mrs. Joyce Thomas. The queen received a dozen red roses and a charm and the king was presented an I. D. bracelet. King David Case and Queen Jo Morton seated. Junior Attendants: Ronnie Anderson standing. 34 35 Graduation 1975 Special Years I have spent twelve years here Some were hard; some were not But each was a special year And each means a lot. I shall never forget the people I have met During these twelve years. Friends, the best I shall ever get, Have shared my sorrows and fears. I am now spending my last year At grand Ole Maysville High. My fondest memories shall lie here; I'll remember them until 1 die. by Gaynell Martindal 37 FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT - Robert L. Biddle School Board: 1st row: Dr. Robert Blake, Ronald LeForge, Darrel Hill. 2nd row: Robert Biddle, John Cochran, John Mains. 39 MR. GUS ROBERSON Director of Pupil Personnel MISS VERA ELLIS - Secretary MRS. ANNA KISSICK - Treasurer MR. ROBERT WILCOX - Supervisor of Instructors 40 The Principal MR. ELZA WHALEN and His Secretary 41 MRS. IDA HUDGINS MR. WALKER BELCHER - Driver's Ed MR. HENRY BOONE - Science MRS. CHARLENE BOGGS - Home Economics MR. DICK BUTLER - Industrial Arts 42 MISS BARBARA CARRIGAN - Biology MRS. TRESS A COLLINS - Librarian MISS MARY DENNEY - Choral Music MR. RALPH FRANK - Band MR. LYLE DUNBAR - History, Health MRS. ARLENE HALL - Math MRS. NANCY JONES - English MR. BOB KIMBLE - Math MRS. BONNIE KIMBLE - English MR. DAVID McDOWELL - Science MRS. JOYCE THOMAS - English MR. MICHAEL WAGNER - An i MISS BERTIE WALLIN - Business MR. MARTIN WALLINGFORD - Business MR. JIM WILKINS - Guidance Counselor MRS. MARTHA ZEIGLER - Math Oscar Hughes and James White Junior High Mrs. Emma Moran, the cook at the high school. Kizzie Chambers, Helen Hum- phrey , and Carolyn Greene. Janitors and Cooks Junior High 46 David Gilbert, Les Presley, John Presley - the janitors at the high school. ORGANIZATIONS Advocate Seated: DeWayne Polley, Mrs. Helen Smoot. Theresa Dunbar, Tim Henson, Laura Mitchell, Georga Osborne. Second row: Greg Fritz, Mallory Denham, Sherrie Gardner, Donna Scott, Gaye Foster, Dean Phelps. Third row: Rudy Beckett, Andy Wood- ward, Mitzi Craft, Lisa Tincher, Terry Thoroughman, Kim Frodge. Fourth row: Jeff Smith, Ben Hawkins, Kathy Roe, Parker Grannis. Fifth row: David Blake, Lisa Fleshman, Kirby Bennett, Stephanie Black. Top: Tim Henson, Business Manager Terry Thoroughman, Picture Editor Lisa Fleshman, An Editor Donna Scott, Kathy Roe, Stephanie Black, Feature Editors Cheryl Hodge, Assistant Editor. Standing: Theresa Dunbar, Editor Jeff Smith, Spon Editor Laura Mitchell, Exchange Editor 5 t a 8 e B a n d Front row: Steve Blake, Maria Anastasiou, Georga Osborne, Sherrie Gardner, Mike Breslin. Second row: Jack For- man, Dean Phelps, Andy Combs, Steve Zweigart, Ron Hedges. Third row: Tim Henson, Tim Tully, Patricia Esham, Harold Hunt. Fourth row: DeWayne Polley, Parker Grannis. Band Committee Seated: Mr. Ralph Frank, band director. Left to right: Judy Hamm, Georga Osborne, Patricia Esham, Steve Blake, Tim Henson, Vicki Dunbar, Mike Poe, Rudene Nelson, Mitzi Craft. Band Clinics at Morehead and Knoxville Front row: Dana Poe, Robert Waggoner, Vicki Dunbar. Second row: Sherri Gardner, Ronald Hedges, Pat Esham, Maria Anastasiou. Third row: Tim Henson, Georga Osborne, Myron High- field. Fourth row: Laura Watson, Jack Forman. 49 Maysville High FLUTES: Dana Poe, Valarie Cooper, Debbie Poynter, Vicki Dunbar, Judy Hamm, Terri Lucas, Kim Frodge, Cheryl Merrill, Donna Berryman, Alice Dunlap, Sally Keller, Carolyn Urban, Debbie Allison. CLARINET: Georga Osborne, Laura Watson, Maria Anastasiou, Cindy Case, Cheryl Hodge, Caroline Lucas, Rita Hardy, Debbie Poe, Rita Gilchrist, Kathy Roe, Mary Hampton, Jayne Johnson, Linda King, Karen Clark, Michelle Graves, Joy Jones, Bonita Black. OBOE: Lisa Lesley, Mitzi Craft. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Steve Blake, Marsha Throckmorton, Stephanie Black, Angie Poe, Susan Lanthorn, Christy Jackson. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Sherrie Gardner, Cathi Voisard, Carla Polley, Patty Boling. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Mike Breslin. ALTO CLARINET: Lisa Denham, Patsy McCarthy. BASS CLARINET: Laurie Wise, Shelia Dunbar, Joe Whaley. FRENCH HORN: Parker Grannis, Janet Lester, Missy Moran. TRUMPET: Tim Henson, Tim Tully, Pat Esham, Mike Poe, Harold Hunt, Mark Humphries, Kim Miller, Joyce McLain, Jeff Thomas, Greg Taylor. TROMBONE: Jack Forman, Andy Combs, Dean Phelps, Laura Mitchell, Steve Zweigart. EUPHONIUM: Robert Waggoner, Larry Chamblin, Perry Jackson. TUBA: Danny Crawford, Danny Wise, Rudene Nelson, Ronald Hedges. PERCUSSION: Myron Highfield, Dwayne Polley, Mike Browning, Mitch Mandelstein. School Band MHS Cheerleaders Varsity Front row: Sherrie Garnder, June Steward, Lisa Lesley, Marla Rigdon. Second row: Joy Jones, Kim Frodge, Thelma Greene, Dana Poe. Junior Varsity Front: Mary Hampton. Sec- ond row: Jennifer Collings, Sherri Commodore. Third row: Sally Keller, Lisa Simms, Marla Toncray. 52 Boys' Chorus 1st row: Larry Chamblin, Donald Hughes, Ray Bothman, Eddie Washington, Wilbert Dunlap, Billy Thomas, Danny Wise. Second row: Robert Waggoner, Ricky Conley, Harold Hunt, Rodney Case, Ron Hedges, Mike Wallingford, Bobby Ginn, Terry Thoroughman, John Hilterbrand, Danny Crawford. Third row: Mike Hamm, Andy Combs, Tim Tully, Steve Blake, Mark Mobley, David Blake, Jeff Greene, Tim Henson, Robert Myrick, Mike Berryman, Robert Jackson. Girls' Chorus 1st row: Sherrie Gardner, Valarie Cooper, Kim Commodore, Donna Scott, Missy Moran, Carla Polley, Cindy Mitchell, Cheryl Moran, Carolyn Urban, Rosetta Routt, Teresa Smith, Mary Washington, Marsha Throckmorton, Sharon Barrett, Kandy Alexander. 2nd row: Miss Mary Denney, Melanie Clark, Carolyn Mayberry, Beverly Mullikin, Pam Merrill Wilson, Jennifer Collings, Debbie Poynter, Angie Poe, Susan Lanthorn, Patsy McCarthy, Christy Crawford, Karen Clark, Connie LeForge, Peggy Gilligan, Marsha Mobley. 3rd row: Kathy Flor- ence, Sherri Turner, Martha Thomas, Cindy Case, Sharon Lawrence, Lisa Lesley, Linda King, Donna Case, Robin Luman, Dollie Foster, Bonnie Hopkins, Marla Rigdon, Mitzi Craft, Judy Hamm, Connie Tolle. 4th row: Sherry Cunningham, June Steward, Susan Goodman, Nancy Sloop, Patty Kearns, Debbie Allison, Barbara Boone, Janet Lester, Alice Dunlap, Mary Dudley, Cindy Greene, Marilyn Johnson, Cheryl Merrill, Dana Poe, Teressa Turner, Bonita Cunningham, Jo Morton. 5th row: Joy Urban, Laura Watson, Janette Turner, Tarri Browning, Maria Anastasiou, Kim Greene, Marilyn Jones, Teresha Fletcher, Gaye Foster, Debbie White, Christy Peters, Georga Osborne, Billie Rigg. Tamara Browning, Joy Jones. 53 Morehead Vocal Clinic 1st row: Sherrie Gardner, Valarie Cooper, Mitzi Craft, Judy Hamm, Jo Morton, Joy Jones, Miss Mary Denney. 2nd row: Laura Watson, Nancy Sloop, Robert Waggoner, Maria Anastasiou, Terry Thoroughman, Georga Osborne, Danny Crawford. 3rd row: Ron Hedges, Andy Combs, Steve Blake, David Blake, Timmy Tully, Tim Henson, Robert Jackson Left to right, front row: Valarie Cooper, Georga Osborne. Second row: Danny Crawford, Steve Blake. Third row: Robert Waggoner, Tim Hen- son. Back row: David Blake, Andy Combs, Robert Jackson. All State Chorus Names Mixed Chorus 1st row: Sherrie Gardner, Kim Commodore, Rosetta Routt, Donna Scott, Donald Hughes, Harold Hunt, Wilbert Dunlap, Danny Wise, Billy Thomas, Danny Crawford, Marsha Throckmorton, Sharon Barrett, Cindy Mitchell. 2nd row: Robert Waggoner, Ronald Hedges, Johnny Hilterband, Terry Thoroughman, Judy Hamm, Mitzi Craft, Peggy Gilligan, Marsha Mobley, Mary Washington. 3rd row: Carolyn Mayberry, Lisa Lesley, Valarie Cooper, Cindy Case, Debbie Poynter, David Blake, Rodney Case, Steve Blake, Mike Wallingford, Kandy Alexander, Tereasa Turner, Bonita Cun- ningham, Jo Morton, Marla Rigdon. 4th row: Sherri Turner, Janette Turner, Dana Poe, Sharon Lawrence, June Steward, Sherri Cunningham, Mike Hamm, Timmy Tully, Tim Henson, Robert Myrick, Nancy Sloop, Patty Kearns, Dollie Foster, Bonnie Hopkins, Connie Tolle. 5th row: Tersha Fletcher, Marilyn Jones, Laura Watson, Maria Anastasiou, Christy Peters, Kim Greene, Andy Combs, Jeff Greene, Robert Jackson, Mike Berryman, Debbie White, Gaye Foster, Billie Rigg, Janet Lester, Georga Osborne, Joy Jones. 54 Speech Club Glenda Poe, Patricia Esham, Christy Crawford, Cheryl Merrill, Robin Luman, Dean Phelps, Rudene Nelson, Bart Rigg, Parker Grannis, Mike Wallingford, Ray Brookins, Ben Hawkins. F.H.A. LISA DENHAM - Regional Honor Roll Chairman MITZI CRAFT - Regional 1st Vice President The 50 members of the FHA participated in numerous activities throughout the year. President Lisa Denham opened each monthly meeting under the supervision of Mrs. Charlene Boggs. The activities included: a bake sell, collecting for the Arthritis Drive, and selling different types of cookbooks. They also gave a Christmas party for the faculty and had a great response to their outstanding FHA week. Lisa Denham was elected Regional Honor Roll chairman and Mitzi Craft became Regional 1st Vice President for the 74-75 year. The outcome of this year was very profitable for the Future Homemakers of America. Seated: Song leader - Marsha Throckmorton, Lisa Denham - President, Robin Mineer - 1st Vice President. Standing: Judy Hamm - Historian, Mitzi Craft - 2nd Vice President, Nancy Sloop - Secretary, Lisa Fleshman - Song leader, Maria Anasta- siou - Reporter, Patty Kearns - Treasurer, Sharon Barrett - Par- liamentarian, Pam Merrill Wilson - Recreation leader. Front row: Sherrie Commodore, Mary Hampton, Dana Poe, Cindy Mitchell, Paula Lennex, Bobbie Steward, Marilyn Johnson. 2nd row: Maria Anastasiou, Valarie Cooper, Kim Commodore, Mitzi Craft, Kim Workman, Connie Snipes, Sharon Barrett, Judy Hamm 3rd row: Tina Anderson, Sharon Newdigate, Candy Zornes, Marsha Throckmorton, Patty Lewis, Robin Mineer, Pam Merrill Wilson, Lisa Denham, Jeannette Garrison. 1th row: Patty Kearns, Lisa Fleshman, Nancy Sloop, Beverly Mullikin, Martha Thomas, Carolyn Mayberry, Cindy Whalen, Connie LeForge, Pam Berry, Kim Miller, Laura Mitchell. 5th row: Doug Hopwood, Greg Fritz, David Blake, Clarke Hopper, Robert Myrick, Ray Brookinson, Lance LeForge, Kirby Bennett, Jim Clevenger, Robert Jackson. 56 F o r e 0 i 8 n Front row: Tammie Helphinstine, Bontia Black, Melanie Clark, Valarie Cooper, Marla Rigdon, Caroline Lucas, Terri Lucas, Sherrie Gard- ner, Cheryl Moran. Second row: Mrs. Helen Smoot, Robin Luman, Barbara Boone, Mark Humphries, Patricia Esham, Ben Hawkins, Sally Shumate, Patty Lewis, Sally Keller. Third row: Tanya Nelson, Marsha Mobley, Theresa Dunbar, Terry Thoroughman, Cathi Voisard, Laura Mitchell, Randy Mitchell, Lisa Denham. Fourth row: Glenda Poe, Lisa Tincher, Parker Grannis. Georga Osborne, Billie Rigg, Rudene Nel- son, June Steward, Christy Jackson. Back row: Jeff Smith, Maria Anastasiou, Andy Woodward, Tim Henson, Perry Jackson. Matt Clift. Dean I Phelps, Stephanie Black. The Foreign Language Club, with Mrs. Smoot as the sponsor, enjoyed a year of programs, good deeds, and fun. The forty-five members gave several programs throughout the year to honor such holidays as Christmas and Valentine's Day. During the Christmas season the entire club collected food and clothing for the needy families. The members of the club ended the year with a picnic where everyone enjoyed themselves tre- mendously . Officers Front row: Pres. Randy Mitchell, Vice Pres. Billie Rigg, Sec. Marsha Mobley. Sec. row: Reporter Lisa Tincher, Treasurer Tammie Helphinstine. a n 8 u a 8 e C I u b 57 Hl-Y Hi-Y members had an enjoyable year, starting with the initiation of fourteen new members. Intramural basketball, which had been formed the previous year, was conducted under the supervision of Mr. Kimble and Mr. Wallingford. Members ended the year with a trip to River- front Stadium to see the Cincinnati Reds play. OFFICERS: Seated: David Meadows - Sergeant-at-Arms, Sponsor - Mr. Robert Kimble. Standing: David Blake - Secretary, Doug Hop- wood - Chaplain, Clarke Hopper - Activities Director, Greg Fritz - President, Randy Mitchell - Treasurer, Jimmy Clevenger - Vice Pres- ident. 1st row: Andy Woodward, Jay Nolder, David Blake, Doug Hopwood, Randy Mitchell, Jimmy Clevenger, Billy Thomas, Donald Hughes, Sponsor - Mr. Kimble. 2nd row: Ricky Mineer, Danny Hay, Greg Fritz, Jeff Smith, Clarke Hopper, David Meadows, Kenny Grigson, Dean Phelps. 3rd row: Donnie Hamliton, Steve Blake, Marion Stitt, Jeff Fritz, Darrell Tucker, Mark Humphries, Mike Breslin, Terry Thorough- man, Parker Grannis, Tim Henson, Robert Waggoner, Myron Highfield. 4th row: Donnie Bennett, Mark Fearis, Bill Hamilton, Dennis Lanthorn, Mark Ginn, Rodney Case, Mike Berryman, Ben Hawkins, Ronald Bennett. 58 Science Club The Science Club at M. H. S. , which is under the direction of Miss Carrigan and Mr. McDowell, tries to keep up with the everchanging Age of Science. The members enjoyed a trip to Covington where they were able to tour the Natu- ral Science Building. Members who were taking advanced science courses also enjoyed a trip to Morehead. The members were given a chance to learn about the field of pharmacy when a pharmacist from Begley Drugs lectured to the club. OFFICERS: Left to right, first row: Valarie Cooper, Maria Anastasiou. Second row: Tammie Helphin- stine, Sherrie Gardner. Left to right, first row: Sponsor David McDowell, Patricia Esham, Sherrie Gardner, Bonita Black, Michelle Graves, Phyllis Detro, Lisa Les- ley, Caroline Lucas, Cheryl Moran, Sponsor Barbara Carrigan. Second row: Valarie Cooper, Nell Teager, Donna Tucker, Donna Scott, Leisha Jones, Cindy Case, Glenda Poe, Marsha Mobley, Kim Frodge, Debbie Poynter. Third row: Escaleta Gray, June Steward, Tim Henson. Robert Waggoner, Jeff Fritz, Darrell Tucker, Mary Hampton, Dana Poe, Sharon Lawrence, Mary Washington. Fourth row: Maria Anastasiou, Laura Watson, Kim Workman, Jeff Mayberry, Kim Greene, Lisa Tincher, Marla Rigdon, Tammie Helphinstine, Terry Thoroughman, Ben Hawkins. Back row: Teresha Fletcher, Francis Mayberry, Marilyn Johnson, Duayne Johnson, Kirby Bennett, Danny Wise, Donna Case, Ste- phanie Black, Cheryl Hodge, Connie LeForge, Pam Berry. 59 Homecoming Officers Left to right: Lisa Fleshman - Secretary-Treasurer, David Blake - Vice President, Tim Henson - President Valerie Poe, 1973 Queen, Tim Henson, Jo Morton, 1974 Queen, Kirby Bennett Student Council Student Council members under the guidance of Miss Wallin and Mr. Newell, played an important part in the affairs and activities at M.H.S. The fifteen mem- bers took part in such things as selling concessions at ballgames, Homecoming activities, and various other money making projects. Left to right: Parker Grannis, Patsy McCarthy, Kirby Bennett, Lisa Fleshman, Sharon Lawrence, Lisa Tincher, Kim Frodge, Greg Fritz, David Blake, Rudene Nelson, Ben Hawkins, Peggy Gilligan. Mary Hampton. Center: Tim Henson. 60 Student Librarians Sealed: Valarie Cooper, Connie Tolle, Faye Myers, Melanie Clark, Robin Mineer, Nellie Mullikin. Standing: Mrs. Collins, Dollie Foster, Diane Berry, Carmilla Kegley, Pam Berry, Cindy Whalen, Billie Rigg, Debbie Campbell, Mary Crump, Nancy Sloop. Paula Lennex, Connie Snipes, Carol Lawrence, Tammie Helphinstine. 1st: Donna Tucker, Connie Snipes, Paula Lennex, Debbie Bellamy, Thelma Greene, Nell Teager, Kathy Florence, Tanya Nelson, Sharon Newdigate, Phyllis Detro. 2nd row: Lisa Fleshman, Peggy Gilligan, Lisa Denham. June Steward. Karen Elliott. 3rd row: Joyce McLain. Janet Florence, Theresa Dunbar, Joy Urban, Vicki Campbell, Leigh Hardymon, Tarri Browning. Office Assistants 61 Yearbook Staff Front row: Kim Workman, Timmy Henson, Maria Antastasiou, Nell Teager, Georga Osborne, Steve Blake, Debbie Poynter, Mrs. Jones. 2nd row: Valarie Cooper, Sharon Lawrence, Patsy McCarthy, Lisa Lesley, Mary Hampton, Lisa Tincher. 3rd row: Laura Mitchell, Lisa Denham, Nancy Sloop, Dana Poe, Donna Tucker, Patricia Esham, Janet Lester. 4th row: Terry Thoroughman, Joyce McLain, Donna Case, Stephanie Black, Cheryl Hodge, Terri Lucas. 5th row: Tammie Helphinstine, Marsha Mobley, Glenda Poe, Vicki Dunbar, Laurie Wise, Laura Watson, Sharon Barrett. Seated: Timmy Henson - co-editor, Maria Anastasiou - circulation, Georga Osborne - co-editor. 2nd row: Janet Lester - copy editor, Lisa Tincher - junior editor, Nancy Sloop - senior editor, Laura Mitchell - activities, Cheryl Merrill - freshman editor. 3rd row: Steve Blake - circulation, Dana Poe - activities, Deb- bie Poynter - photography editor, Terry Thoroughman - photography editor. Standing: Cheryl Hodge - sophomore editor. CLASSES 64 Buster Anderson Ronnie Anderson Jack Bennett Mike Berryman Bonita Black Mike Browning Debbie Campbell Cindy Carrigan George Chambers Kim Commodore Valarie Cooper Danny Crawford Jerry Dean Tommy Douglas Jack Forman Gaye Foster Patricia Esham Mark Fearis Beverly Fields Kathy Florence Jeff Fritz Sherrie Gardner Frank Greene Kim Greene Susan Goodman Escaleta Gray Alonzo Greene Thelma Greene Ken Grigson Bill Hamilton Donnie Hamilton Mike Hamm Rita Hardy Ben Hawkins Ronald Hedges Tammie Helphinstine Eva Henderson Jerry Henry Timmy Henson Jennifer Hickman Rebecca Howard Marsha Humphrey Billie Carol Johnson Dwight Johnson Carmilla Kegley Carol Lawrence Sharon Lawrence Debbie Lewis Caroline Lucas Linda Marshall Jeff Mayberry Joyce McLain David Meadows Marsha Mobley Cheryl Moran Rita Mullikin Jay Nolder Glenda Poe Dwayne Polley Timmy Reese Marla Rigdon Ban Rigg Larry Risner Kathy Roe Joe Steward Eric Swisher Billy Thomas Troy Thomas Wayne Thomas Jerry Thompson Lisa Tincher Darrell Tucker Mark Turner Teressa Turner John Vice 68 Sophomore Class 69 Teresa Black Stephanie Black Mike Breslin Tamara Browning Rodney Case Duane Chambers Steve Blake Tarn Browning Matt Clift Thina Anderson Pam Berry Donnie Bennett Jerry Black Wilma Blevins Vickie Campbell Jane Culp Brian Bradley Cindy Case Sherry Cunningham Dennis DeAtley 70 Vickie Dunbar Tina Duzan Ricky Fields Timmy Fields Frank Foster Jeff Franklin Gary Hunt Harold Hunt Dane Kirk Gay Lang Lisa Fleshman Kim Frodge Mark Ginn Mike Hamm Larry Hopkins Perry Jackson Connie Le Forge Teresha Fletcher Debbie Garey Melvin Greene Johnny Hilterbrand Donald Hughes Joy Jones Juanita Lennex Mary Jean Forman Rita Gilchrist Donna Hall i . Cheryl Hodge Mark Humphries Dale Kirk Patty Lennox 71 Terry Lennex Marty Mason Rickie Minneer Randy Moore Tanya Nelson Timmy Parker Dana Poe Lisa Lesley Anthony Mayberry Cindy Mitchell Janet Lester Kevin McRoberts Laura Mitchell Pam Merrill Kim Miller Betty Jo Moore Greg Moore Sharon Newdigate 72 Guy Thomas Billy Thomas Libby Thomas Marsha Throckmorton Cathi Voisard 73 Front: President, Steve Zweigart. Standing, left to right: Secretary, Mary Hampton; Vice President, Eddie Davis; Treasurer, Melissa Moran. Freshman Class 74 Kelly Jo Black Mark Browning Donna Case Cindy Butcher Connie Chambers Larry Chamblin Karen Clark Jennifer Collings Dale Craycraft A1 Collins David Craycraft Sherry Commodore Glenn Darnell Ricky Conley Christy Crawford C. J. Davis Eddie Davis 75 Mary Davis Mary Dudley Billy Goldsmith Johnny Greene Christy Jackson Jerry Dixon Timmy Gilbert ■WH Michelle Graves Cindy Greene Chuckie Henry A- Vicky Jones Sally Keller Linda King Susan Lanthorn Patty Lewis Robin Luman 76 'vV Nancy Marshall Keith Mineer Francis Mayberry Cheryl Merill -■• 4 ♦ 4. I Sonny Morton Glen Northcutt Angie Poe Danny Patton Mike Poe Patsy McCarthy Mark Mobley Rudene Nelson Jackie Planck Carla Polley Mark Porter Mike Porter Greg Roberson Connie McDowell Melissa Moran Skippy McGowan David Morton Debbie Saunders Penny Sellers Sally Shumate Lisa Simms Bobbi Steward Greg Taylor Donnie Stahl 77 Jeff Thomas Marla Toncray Christi Turner Martha Thomas Carolyn Urban Kathy Walker Ronnie Wallingford Tommy Walton Eddie Washington Cindy Whalen Darrin White Laron White William White Chuck Woodall Kim Workman Steve Zweigart 78 ATHLETICS Front row: Coach John Thomas, Johnny Green, Mark Turner, Anthony Mayberry, Dale Kirk, Eddie Washington, John Zweigart. Second row: Coach Jim Jordan, Randy Mitchell, Wayne Washington, Randy Moore, Dennis Lanthom, David Simms, Eric Swisher, Ban Rigg, Coach Jim Wilkins. Third row: William White, Jack Bennett, Lance LeForge, Mallory Denham, Larry Risner, Willy Walker, Kirby Bennett, Jim Clevenger, Coach Henry Boone. Football The M.H.S. football team posted an excel- lent winning record for the 1974 season. They closed the season with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. Under the excellent training and super- vision of head coach John Thomas and assistant coaches Jim Jordon, Henry Boone and Jim Wil- kins, the Bulldogs final rating was 23rd in the state. The record was the best in the history of M.H.S. In a personal interview with head coach John Thomas, he was quoted as saying, One of the main reasons our team succeeded was because of the attitude of the players and the fine work the assistant coaches did in helping to train the team. A couple of players mentioned for their fine playing were Johnny Greene and Bart Rigg. Coach Thomas would like to give special recognition to the following Senior football players for their fine leadership while playing on the team: Kirby Bennett, Willie Walker, Jim Clevenger, Lance LeForge, Randy Mitchell and Dennis Lanthom. The student body of M. H. S. would like to congratulate the members of the M.H.S. Foot- ball team on their outstanding performances during the season. Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Masyville Lewis Co. Ky. School of Deaf Fleming Co. Louisa Bath Co. Manchester, Ohio Ludlow Nicholas Co. West Carter Owen Co. TOP: We're coming to get ya! MIDDLE LEFT: Hold it right there! MIDDLE RIGHT: All right, it’s now or never! BOTTOM LEFT: Get in there and fight! BOTTOM RIGHT: If this doesn’t work, noth- ing will! Standing: Coach Lyle Dunbar, Cere Myrlck, Kriby Bennett, Perry Jackson, Timmy Gilbert. Sitting: Dale Kirk, manager Jim Clevenger, Greg Moore. Basketball has always had a big place at MHS and this year was no exception. Under the very able leadership of Coach Lyle Dunbar, the dogs finished the season with a 14-12 win-loss record. Coach Dunbar, coaching for the first time at MHS, brought fervor and excitement to the basketball court. For all Buldog fans, it was undoubtedly a new and exciting BasMethall Standing: Robert Jackson, Wayne Thomas, Ronnie Andetson, Dwight Johnson, Coach Henry Boone. Sitting: Willie Walker Eddie Davis, Troy Thomas - manager. Lewis Co. Salyersville Grant Co. Newport Paris Harrison Co. Newport Cath. Danville Pendleton Co. Holy Cross Covington Holmes Clark Co. Tollesboro Fleming Co. Pendleton Co. Mason Co. Covington Cath. Johnson Central Sheldon-Clark Bracken Co. Holy Cross Tates Creek Harrison Co. Rowan Co. Ashland Georgetown Fleming Co. Left to right: Connie Chambers, Sheila Dunbar, Christy Jackson, Jocelyn Brookins, Lisa Frey, Vicki Campbell. Sherry Chambers, Theresa Dunbar, Kim Greene, Lynn Greene. Escaleia Gray, Francis Mayberry, June Steward, Rosetta Routt, Coach Helen Smoot. Girls' Basketball Maysville 56 Augusta 46 Maysvllle 59 Ripley 23 Maysville 49 Lewis Co. 47 Maysville 53 Fleming Co. 24 Maysville 36 Lewis Co. 49 Maysville 56 Rowan Co. «2 Maysville 51 Bracken Co. Maysville 58 Fleming Co. 24 Maysville 57 U. Breckinridge sA Maysville 44 Mason Co. Maysville 44 Pendleton Co. 51 Maysville 35 Harrison Co. 56 Maysville 68 Fleming Co. 29 Maysville 48 Rowan Co. %7 Maysville 32 Bracken Co. 48 Maysville 55 Manchester 35 Maysville 48 Mason Co. H6 Maysville 36 U. Breckinridge 70 Maysville 29 Fleming Co. 32 (district) 84 A new activity was added to the sports cirriculum at MHS, Girls’ Basketball. The team composed of 12 players, was coached by Helen Smoot. Much hard work and effort was put forth by the girls and the coach to make the team a success. The girls closed the season with a fine record of 11 wins and 7 losses. 1st row: Doug Hopwood, Jeff Fritz, Devayne Polley, John Zweigart, Tony Wallingord, Mallory Denham, Dennis Deatly, Jimmy Clevenger. 2nd row: Coach Many Wallingford, Kirby Bennett, Eddie Davis, Danny Crawford, Beaver Monon, Timmy Reese, Greg Fritz, Anhur Whiteman, Roben Waggoner, Cere Myrick, Eddie Washington, William White. 3rd row: Mike Berryman, Eric Swisher. I The Maysville Baseball Team, coached by Marty Wall- ingford, was swinging fast and hitting hard this year. The team played many schools during the season. They ended with a record of 10 wins and 10 losses. During tournament play, the boys defeated Mason County by one run in the first game but lost to Bracken County in the second game. 86 Boys' Golf Left to right: 1st row: Clarke Smith, Mike Poe. 2nd row: David Case, Parker Grannis, Bill Goldsmith, Mike Breslin, Andy Combs, Matt Clift, Jeff Thomas, Don Stahl. The Maysville Boys’ Golf Team was swinging with power this year. The team consisted of two seniors, three sophomores, three freshmen, and one eighth grader. The mem- bers played 12 matches, winning four and losing eight. During the entire year, the team went up against 56 other schools, defeating 33 of the 56. Although no members made it to State competition, Gus Roberson, team coach, says the team has a bright future ahead. Since the team consisted of mainly young players, there will be time to build and shape a fine team for the next few years. It was a year of building, training, and gaining experi- ence for the Maysville Girls' Golf Team. Coached by Helen Smoot, the four member team worked diligently throughout the year, training for competition against various schools. In the Regional Tour- nament the team placed 4th in competition. Two members of the team, Theresa and Vicki Dunbar, won the right to compete in State Tourna- ment. 89 Girls' Golf Intramurals Bowling Maysville had 3 bowling teams this year, each consisting of three players. Two of the teams were made up of boys, while the third was an all girls' team. Members practiced diligently every Thursday preparing for the mid- season and end of season tournaments. During tournament play Lisa Lesley proved to be the outstanding player. Lisa placed 2nd in the mid-season tournament and first in the end of sea- son tournament. Front row: Sherrie Gardner. Second row: Tammie Helphinstine, Debbie Poynter, Lisa Lesley, Valarie Cooper. Third row: Marsha Mobley, Patsy McCarthy, Cindy Case. Front row: Mark Humphries. Second row: Tony Wallingford, Ronald Hedges, Mark Browning, Terry Thoroughman, Jackie For- man. 90 Intramural Basketball Front row: Mr. Kimble. Ricky Mineer, Eric Swisher, Alonzo Greene, Mark Fearis, Tom Abel, Billy Bellew, Jeff Toncray, Clarke Hopper, Mr. Wallingford. 2nd row: Mallory Denham, John Zweigart, Larry Risner, Randy Moore, Ban Rigg, Jim Clevenger, Tracy Helton. 3rd row: Billy Thomas, Dennis DeAtley, Jay Nolder, Lance LeForge, Dennis Lanthom, Matt Clift, Gary Hunt, Roben Waggoner, Billy Thomas, Tommy Douglas, Jack Bennett. 4th row: Mark Turner, Mike Berryman, Jeff Fritz, Terry Thoroughman, Donnie Hamilton, Frank Greene, Doug Hopwood, David Blake, Greg Fritz, Roben Myrick, Andy Combs. 5th row: Danny Hilterbrand, David Simms, Anhur Whiteman, John Kirk, Dale Kirk, Mark Borwning, Danny Hay, Tony Wallingford, Paul Chasteen. 6th row: Timmy Gordon, David Gray, Greg Gibbs, Randy Thomas, Jerry Henry, Tommy Davis, Greg Jones, Joe Whaley, Joe Steward, Troy Thomas, Jeff Henson, Steve Dearinger. Winter Activities I can fly, 1 can fly. X + X2 = Zzz Lesson one. Never stick your fingers in the paint. I got a winner. Where’s the Grapevine? You mean my wife??? 93 JUNIOR HIGH MRS. PEGGY CRUM RALPH DUNLAP LARRY FOSSITT MR. SAM HALL J u n i 0 r H g h C 1 a s s e Grade 7; Homeroom: (Jordan.) First row: Harry Smith. Jonathan Morton, Troy Gordon, Victor Alexander, Paulette Mason. Second row: Kim Taylor, Frances Kirk, Sherry Sweet, Kathy Williams, Mark Tucker, Kevin McCarthy, Teresa Brookins. Third row: Peggy Hedges, Mary C Spraggins, Joe Cunningham, Richard Blake, Barry Irwin, Robert Clinger, Kristi Sellers, Sandy Davis. Absent: Ricky Wallingford. Grade 7: Homeroom: (Hester.) First row: Greg Henry, Patricia Washington, David McNutt, Jennifer Story, Diane Julian, Ruth Ann Mitchell. Second row: Jennifer Hardymon, Tony Moon, James Black, Paul Muehlbauer, Paul Napier, Mike Johnson, Tamara Humphrey. Third row: Kristi Pitakis, Johnna Nelson, Michele Thomas, Brenda Stanton, Pam Hunt, Darrell Henderson, Artis Greene. 96 Grade 7; Homeroom: (Fossitt.) Row one: Carl Pollitt, Ronnie Norris, James Walker, Eva Poe, Pat Tucker, Regina Williams, Selena Morton. Second row: Susan Holland, Ricky Simms, Greg Weline, Tara Waggoner, Robert Keller, Lonnie Alexander, Lisa Thomas. Third row: Vickie Washington, Anita Lanthorn, Tina White, Larry Myrick, Terri Turner, Danny Ruark, Mark Newdigate. Grade 7; Homeroom: (Crum.) Row one: David Burns, Chuck McHugh, Bruce Thomas, David Wilson, Bobby Jones, Kenneth Brookins. Second row: Nick Lesley, Mary Haughaboo, Susan Wise, Paula Gibbs, Donna Commodore, Sharon Henderson, Gwen Dunbar. Third row: Todd Lang, Terry Irwin, Leslie Voisard, Christy Mason, Jeff Hopkins, James Boone, Lisa Black. 97 Grade 8; Homeroom: (Sandefur.) First row: Judy Thompson, Mary Swim, Ranetta Commodore, Debbie Routt, Linda Rose, Donna McCane, Mike Owens. Second row: Ricky Irwin, J. C. Commodore, Sue Ann Riggs, Debbie Forman, Andy Anderson, Jed Morton, Steve Werline. Third row: Mike Hardy, Paul Collins, Kristi Hiles, Lynne Greene, Sherry Chambers, Ronnie Berryman, Lisa Muehlbauer, Mike Black. Not pictured: Kim Hunt, Jeff Padgett, Richard Purdon. Grade 8; Homeroom: (Dunlap.) First row: Robin Craycraft, Sherry Chambers, Shelia Dunbar, Pam Stahl, Edie Hardy, Sherry Bennett. Second row: Ronnie Craycraft, Peggy Pigmon, Clark Smith, Many Baxter, Lisa Reese, Tony Jones. Third row: Dennis Humphries, Quadrell White, Rodney Baber, Lisa Frey, Janice Greene, Robin Humphrey. Not pictured: Phil Claypoole, Vanita Washington. 98 Grade 8; Homeroom: (Montgomery.) First row: Troy White, Suzy Huff, Linda Wilson, Vicki White, Chandra Filson, Terry Morgan, Timmy Wood- ward, Mike McClanahan. Second row: John Mullikin, Jane Oliver, Terry Tucker, Jeff Fleming, Pam Thomas, Teresa Rice, Renee Rigdon. Third row: Donna Kirk, Susan Chasteen, Donna Ledford, Barry Mineer, Mark Peters, Keith Turner, Renee Humphrey, Bobbie Alexander. Grade 8: Homeroom: (Snapp.) First row: Stanton Thomas, Tony Browning, Tom Hamilton, John Wilson, Tony Case, Jeff Sapp, Lacey Whiston. Second row: Lisa Meadows, Betty Gibbs, Pam Clark, Lu Ann Cline, Darlene Porter, Sherri Garrett, Teresa Roe, Peggy Thompson. Third row: Cindy Barlow, Robert Whaley, Scotty Hilterbrand, Troy Gibbs, David Robinson, Barry Kirk, Faye Jackson, Glenna Green, Anita Franklin. 99 ■ I Future M.H.S. Students Junior High: Charles H. Arnold Distributing Co. Dr. Larry Atkinson Bank of Maysville Combined Bank and Trust Co. The Oldest Bank in Maysville Pat and Ginny Baxter Begley Drug Co. Bess’ Food Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bissett Dr. Robert M. Blake Dr. and Mrs. William Bradley Howard F. Brammer Dr. Frank Brisley Burrow’s Men Shop John Browning, Jr. Coca-Cola C-Mart Music Caproni's Restaurant Carol Jean Flowers Dr. W. H. Cartmell James L. Clarke John H. Clarke Thomas R. Clarke James E. Clarkson Dr. G. D. Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobum Clyde's Super Valu Stores Mr. Jim Carson Dr. Claude Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Day Dr. Harry Denham Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Denham Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillon James H. Downs Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Norman Esham G. C. Murphy Co. Haney's Hardware E-Z Jewelers Fossitt’s Grocery Roy M. Foster, Jr. and Boys Kim Frodge, Class of '77 G. and E. Office Supplies Peggy Gilligan, Class of '75 Grannis Log Co. Greenwell Pharmacy Griffin’s Clothing and Shoes Groce Dry Cleaners Grove Gift Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Don Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hardymon Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hatfield Ronald Hedges, Class of '76 Hendrickson's Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hill, Jr. E. Darrel Hill, Sr. Kenneth Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Leo Humphries Hutchison’s Grocery Jay’s Ashland Station Jim’s Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Jones Kilgus Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kirk Mrs. John Teager and Family Krogers Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lenney Mr. and Mrs. Janes Lester and Family Marion Lester Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lester Mr. Dallas Lewis Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucas and Family Dr. John McDowell Magee's Bakery Maggie's Coiffures Manley Auto Sales Margaret's of Maysville Maysville-Mason Auto Dealers Association: Dave Massie, Inc. Rick's Ford, Carpenter Motors, Holland's Chevrolet, Calvert Motors Merz Bros. Modem Laundry Moran's Service Station Dr. Kelly Moss Gary W. Myers Myles Brown Jewelers Sharon Newdigate, Class of '77 Shelby G. Osborne, State Farm Insurance Parker’s Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Pawsat J. C. Penney Co. Chris Pitakis Glenda Poe, Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Poe J. K. Pumpelly, Farm Bureau Insurance Dennis Redmond, City Manager Ron's Barber Shop The Security Bank and Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp and Family Nancy Sloop, Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smoot Greg Taylor, Class of '78 The State National Bank Texaco Service Center The Tavern Dr. James Tenery Lisa Tincher, Class of '76 Libby Thomas, Class of '77 . United Dept. Store U. S. Army Recruiter, Maysville, Kentucky Sgt. Walter Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Verville Bobby and Judy Walton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waterfield Laura Watson, Class of '76 White Light System Mrs. Howard Wise and Family Woodson T. Wood From a Friend 104