1965 , SCI!-lC3L..l-XRS!-4 I P nenonum. semen HIGH scuool. TULSA, OKLAHOMA gay A ,gf .ggw , ' L ,VR nz X ,,- . 3:26524 13 Q z fr gyi M 3'YH'f1..n ' 2 4. 34,5 , X . George A. McKinney was born in the 'Show-Me State' near Springfield. He re- ceived his undergraduate degree in education from Southwest Missouri State College. Since then he has received his M.S. from Tulsa University and is now in the last stages of work toward his doctorate of education. He has also studied at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. He joined Tulsa schools in 1941 after having been principal in Leonard, Okmul- gee, and Bixby. His first po- sition here was business in- structor at Central. From 1942-1944 he was civilian instructor at Oklahoma State University with the engi- neering operations school of the Air Force. He then returned to Bixby High as principal un- til his return in 1949 as science teacher at Franklin. From 1952-1955 he was on special assignment at the Education Service Center and he was assistant princi- pal at Cherokee Junior High from 1955-1958. In 1958 Monroe Junior High opened and he was named principal. He re- mained there until 1962 when he became principal at Tulsa's newest high school, Memorial. Taps III Honors Principal Mr. George A. McKinney is a man we point to with pride. A dignified, intelligent man with an abundance of warmth and humor, he has captured the respect and love of all who are associated with him. He has served Memorial faithfully and with wis- dom and patience, guided her to the heights she has attained in her short, but re- markable history. lt means very much to students to know that their principal sincerely cares about them and wants the very best for them. lf you ever have occasion to go to him with a problem, you will find genuine interest and competent assistance. His concern is shown even in his parting words, lf there's anything else l can do, please let me know. lt is therefore fitting that this yearbook, with its theme of the three phases of Me- morial life, be dedicated to the man who best exemplifies them. With gratitude and affection we dedicate Tapslllto our principal. af' 1 963 Contents SERVICE 8 Faculty 1 1 Organizations 23 SPIRIT 40 Sports 47 Student Life 71 Elite 91 SCHOLARSHIP 104 Classes 109 19 Three years ago the classes of '64 and '65 were issued a great and meaningful chal- h d d'ca- lenge. We were challenged by t e e I tion of a high school to bring out in our- selves those things which are best and most desirable in man. We were challenge to s states of honesty, iustice, and sincerity: to practice these in our everyday livesg to work for something bigger than ourselves. We were k d to strive for a unity and a belief in our- as e selves and what we stood for that defeat after d h tred honest effort could not puncture an a and petty thoughts had no part of. In her three years of existence, Memorial High School has proved to society that the dedication of that first year is still alive. She d trive for the ideal , i??'Lf'iN5555ff?5ii. ' ,'mhk fl ' r M. , - bmw x has proved her excellence in her three most important phases-Service, Spirit and Scholar- ship. It is because her life seems to be patterned in threes-three colors, three classes, three outstanding characteristics, the first three years-that we have chosen the triangle as the theme of this yearbook. The first year we developed the side of the triangle representing Spirit, the second year, Scholarship. This year with the devel- opment of Service, our triangle 'becomes complete. Memorial's first three years will always be her golden ones. Her childhood has passed. But the future is lined with silver. 965 M wx, M . 5 r W x fm Maw f 4 81 A Xi! , at , L I N , 1 2, ,.,Af, , , ' 1 my V, W, if , V 33, .f,E 4. .453 K ., l ?vva ,ma f rf ks ay 'ff 4 x ew ft, . 1 J A 21:4 'A A ixalxswwkt ,t.veY7f'f . y x 2'-.m x l-557 ' ' V .'-.5...:-3 ,,, ,ff - zaglf? ., ,5 :K , 3,15-5, ,Q . v .1 -'Z 1 Q .. ax: gm, , f,?'?,y.f-'-,Z , Q Q. 3523! , 5 524 W 'JL +-A vw-..2 Qn3fg'4f5,.3'3- J 1 fl' I w -' , x X it 6' 4. x s' 4 A , x , X rf N. ,K ,Q-Q' HMB. :g.ggE5,?yx'yMg:. :Q a f Q- N: WS.. ff , was , W Af .M -'b,,,.,.M,.,g.d,, Office: Standing: Mrs. Williams, Attendance, Mrs. Gunn, Secretary, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Schreiber, School Nurse Clerk. Seated: Mrs. Mills, Registrar, Mrs. Sewell, Bookstore Manager. I0 on Teaching Staff X Mrs. Shoefstall, Cafeteria Manager, Mr. Smothers, 'r Building Superintendent, Mrs. Ranck, Cafeteria Dieti- Ww P2 V, ' ,JY cian. few, hh T' '-AH? . .. '5 K J, , -i v , -W fQ f5 m is 1 , .... . 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Fenelon Boesche President To you, the students of Memorial Senior High School, I offer hearty congratulations. Opening a new school is a difficult task-for administra- tors, teachers, and the numerous other people involved in planning the physical plant itself and the instructional program to be offered. Such a venture also places a great responsibility on the student body-that of building whole- some school spirit, helping to set and maintain high ac- ademic standards, and developing high regard for scholastic excellence. These are important in that they are contributions toward realization of the primary purpose of public education in this country-the perpetuation of the American Way of Life. CHARLES C. MASON Superintendent of Schools December 5, 1962 This message was delivered to Memorial students in 1962 at our school dedication, setting goals for us to achieve. Now, in 1965, three years later we look back on his words with a feeling of accomplishment, knowing we have taken large strides toward the perpetuation of the Ameri- can Way of Life. Board of Education and Carl C. Beesley Mrs. Opal Carllson William L. Butler ,Lehman D. Jones Vice President ROY J. LEWIS B.A., Arkansas Polytechnic College Assistant Principal .ERSKINE STANBERRY B.A., Oklahoma University M.A., Oklahoma State University Senior Class Counselor George A. McKinney, Principal Roy J. Lewis, Assistant Principal ' B. G. MCMICHAEL B.S., Northeastern State College M.A., University of Tulsa Junior Class Counselor Boys' Counselor dministration NELDA DOREMUS Mrs. Ridge Bond Mrs. Virgil O. Wood B.S., Phillips University Sophomore Class Counselor Girls' Counselor CARLENE CLANCY PAUL DYKES B.S., Oklahoma State B.A., University of Tulsa University M.A., Stanford English 10 English il, Journalism EVELYN R. THOMSON yearbook Department Head B.A., MA., Northeastern State College English 12 RAYMOND G. BOYD B.S.E., University of Arkansas English il I hope Mother remembered the peanut GERALDINE BRODERICK buffer! Mr- Boyd. B.S.E., Arkansas State University English IO MAMIE LARGE CLETA ORTLOFF N.E., Oklahoma State B.S., Southeastern State University College M.A., University of Tulsa English IO, il English I2 THELMA W. MYER B.A., University of Tulsa Librarian Speak distinctly. Judy Adair and Mrs. Smith. ua es Widen Student Horizons Did he really make a homerun? asks Miss Clancy. VIRGINIA LEE SMITH Department Head B.A., University of Tulsa Spanish Spanish Club ESTHER S. GRIFFITH A.B., University of Michigan French French Club PATRICIA SUMMERS B.A., University of Tulsa Spanish Histor Staff GRACIE C. PAXTON Department Head B.A., University of Tulsa History GERALD W. HICKMAN B.A., Oklahoma State History, Government! Economics Activities Director A.F.S. Sponsor HARRIET MARRS B.A., University of Tulsa History, English 'II Cheerleader Sponsor Are you sure this is how you do the FRUG? Mr. Hickman. Oh no, not POLITICS again today! Mrs. Paxton. What do you mean, 'where did I get this sweater'? Miss Marrs. Coaching Staff JERRY F. BARNES B.S., Northeastern State College DOUGLAS M. DUGGER MARGIE CREAGER H. B.S., Northeastern State B.S., Oklahoma State Hlslgriqlv I. C h College University ea restmg Cac M.S., University of Girl's Physical Education B-Squad Foolball Oklahoma Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach RICHARD W. CHAPMAN Are you sure this is how Jim B.S., Panhandle Thorpe started? A3-M College History Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach R35 i ,QV ,f,i DONALD L. EDDY B.S., Umversrty of Tulsa Mathematics UNO applause, pleasey, Head Cross Country Coach Assistant Track Coach FRANCES E. WHEELER TERRY C. WEST B.S., University of Tulsa B.S., Oklahoma State History University Head Baseball Coach Pl'1YSlOlO9Y Assistant Football Coach Head Swimming Coach BOB RIDDLE B.S., Central State College History Head Football Coach I7 Business Education JOSEPHINE HOLLAND Department Head B.S., Northeastern State College M.S., Oklahoma State University Shorthand ll 81 Transcription Office Machines EDELLA ANDERSON B.A., Oklahoma Baptist University Typing I, General Office Education NORMA JO McCOLLUM B.S., Northeastern State College Shorthand l Notehand General Office Education Co-Sponsor Tri-Pi JONELLE WAGNER B.S., University of Tulsa Bookkeeping Business Math 81 Records Business Law -sa -all . . . zero, blast off! K 9x1 I7 W nf7 6 J-XIX f- says Mrs. Holland. ...me -.v-rw' 'W MARY SCHNEIDER B.S., 8- M.A., Texas Woman's University Student Council Home Ec Industrial Arts NORMA CERETTO B.S., and B.A., Southeastern State College M.E., Cklahoma State University PHILLIP J. PALLISSARD 0 Foods Department Head pep Club B.S., 81 M.A., Northeastern State College Drafting We gather together . . . Mrs. Ceretto's 'first hour Foods class CREIGHTON C. ELLIOTT B.S., Kansas State University Power Mechanics h.. inf 7 . Aus -.4 V WAYNE E. NELSON B.l.A., Oklahoma City ig University Electronics I 81 ll , I , U ls it sate to come out now? Science and - CONNIE MATTHEWS Department Head B.S., 81 M.A., University of Oklahoma Math Gamma Sigma WALDO C. EICHLING B.S., Northeastern State College Math DAVID A. BARNARD BRUTUS BEALI. Department Head B.S., Oklahoma Baptist B.S., Oklahoma State University University M.S., Oklahoma State Chemistry University Physics JACKIE JOHNSTON M.A., Peabody College Math WAYNE S. WHITE B.A., University of Tulsa Math Duh-h-h. . . RICHARD T. RILEY I:EVI HE. WILLHOITE B.S., Southeastern State B.S., Oklahoma State College University Science M.S., University of Wisconsin Science The Fine Arts CHARLES A. CAGLE B.A., Northeastern State College Art TAC DONALD L. HAMILTON B.F.A., University of Oklahoma B.A., Central State Speech, Stagecraft Assembly Director BILL SHELLENBARGER B.M.E., M.A., University of Tulsa Instrumental and Vocal Music Marching Band Stage Band Nurse's Aides 'L JW' X Library Assistants is Standing: Miriam Combs, Benicio de Souza, Mrs. Williams, Janet Love, Linda Sigle, Mary Lynn Brown, Roger Cheatham, Mrs. Myers. Seated: Maryann Kennett, Charlotte Berman, Linda Cotnor, Melissa Maddin, Mike Gerold, Cindy Ninde. Office Assistants Standing: Jeannine Hobson, Jeanne Gambrell, Linda Callahan. Seated: Mrs. Schreiber, Nurse. Teacheris Aide's First row: Denise Berry, Cheryl Hicks, Robin Fightmaster, Patti Oertle, Pat Jenkins, Jana Hicks, Linda Fisher, Rita Cottingim. Second row: John Ericsson, Terry Brandt, Frank Smith, Rhonda Richards, Dawna Grant, Jeri Clark, Patty Coulson. Third row: Jon Heath, Austin Winther, Drew Bagot, Maurice Sawvel, Kathy Dawson, Cheryl Walker. Fourth row: Bob Dry, Van Nowlin, Murry Fleming, Jeff Henderson, Jim Lummus, Kathy Cruce, Nancy Vaughn. Fifth row: Jeff Cole, Dorothy Gerould, David Pollack, Frances Tibbins, Patti Clemmons, Emily Fruge. 22 First row: JoAnn Lynch, Kathy Risner, Glenda Holland, Diane Gray. Second row: Jeannine Gale, Charli May, Cathy Humstein, Jennith Buzzard. Third row: Linda Smith, Jane Patterson, Karen Anderson, Gaye Clark. Fourth row: Jan Olin, Ann Hayes, Linda Clark, Judy Berry. Sixth row: Lynn Pardee, Sharon O'Dell, Jane Saxby, Carolyn Wier. Seventh row: Sharon Burnett, Lou Ann Holbert, Marilyn Keller. 1 ff ,,, A,,, AA.A, , 'ifffivg - --A5417 f , K ., , , I AG' AX x STUDE T COUNCIL Mrs. Schneider, Ann Kelley, Judy Merryman, Karen Anderson, Linda Callahan, Khris Cotton, Barbie Slagle, Kathy Weltsch, Katy Barr, Patti Coon, Kandi Kerr, Carol Rodgers, Jan Lawrence, Margie Ratcliffe, Carol Stortz, 2nd row: Darrell Stewart, Janet Aaronson, Karen Hoss, Cindy Duvall, Kathy Cruce, Adonna Morgan, Nancy Patterson, Cindy Lawrence, Cathy Schreiber, Donna Moritz, Linda Sigle, Nona Barton, Valerie Warde, Dianne Baugh, Kathy Wilcox, Tom Reser, Ron Walker, Gene Buzzard, 3rd row: David Mauritson, Van Nowlin, Robert Yaap, Harold Stewart, Jim Newton, Steve Roberts, Bill Nance, Ron Braeutigam,'Jeff Cole, Mike Walker, Larry Meyers, Bob Berry, Don LaGrone, Chuck Ward, Jim Wheeler, Pat Jones. 24 We the students of Memorial, in order to promote better rela- tionship between students, administration, community, and teachers, and inter-school relationships, in order to provide opportunity for participation in student government, and, to provide more scholastic incentive among the student body do hereby establish this constitu- tion for Memorial High School Student Council. This, the Preamble of the Memorial High School Student Council Constitution, most clearly states the purpose of our organization. The prime purpose of American Education is to train for citizens requires a direct relation between knowledge and practice. The Student Council is to a student of citizenship what a laboratory is to a student of chemistry. The Student Council provides an outlet for the views of our young men and women on issues that they will face as citizens in a democracy. Student Council Officers Mrs. Schneider-Sponsor, Kathy Wilcox-Recording Secretary, Carol Rodgers-Treasurer, Cathy Schreiber-Corresponding Secretary, Gene Buzzard-President: Ron Braeutigam-Vice President. fa. iw' Standing: Jana Hicks, Ann Collings, Carol Rodgers, Cindy Lawrence, Pat Jenkins, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Thomson, Robin Fightmaster, Donna Moritz, Hersha Evans, Jeannine Hobson, Joanne Lynch, Linda Sigle, Charlene Manley, Beth'Kuper, Kathy Weltsch, Katy Barr, Jeannine Gale, Janet Aaronson, Mary Adkins. Seated: Khris Cotton, Ann Kelley, Davene Looney, Barbie Slagle, Marcia Evans, Kathy Risner, Mary Nelson, Linda Fisher, Cathy Hunstein, Patti Oertle, Gamma Sigma Gamma Sigma is a service organization consist- ing ot 28 elected girls. The purpose of this or- ganization is to serve the school in various ways throughout the year. Some ot our activities this year have been ush- ering for class plays, serving for the student coun- cil breaktast, ushering at the Tulsa Little Theater, and helping individual teachers. This spring the club chose the Junior girls who will be the foundation for next year's organization. K' Kathy Weltsch, Treasurer, Ann Kelley, Social Chairmang Pat Jenkins, Vice- President, Carol Rodgers, President, Khris Cotton, Secretary. First row: Charles Anderson, Greg Ridge, Bat Jones, Jim Garol, Bob Collier, Charles Ward, Dave Warner, Brooks Campbell, Bob Dry, Rod Hatchett, Second row: Dennis O'Brien, Dave Jacobsen, Ron Braeutigam, Ron Walker, Nick Hunter, Mike Walker, Harold Stewart, Robert Yaap, Murry Fleming, Gene Buzzard. Third row: Stan Brown, David Barrett, Zurn Johnson, Robert Walker, David Pollack, Dick Fantozzi, Ben de Souza, Chris Bourne, John Phenicie. Interact Interact is the boys' service organization at Me- morial, established by the Rotary Club. The purpose of Interact is to assist in community activities, thereby extending friendship and building on the foundation of interdependence among mankind. Although ours is the only one in Oklahoma, Inter- act is an organization that has influence worldwide. For example, our brother club is in India. Among the proiects in which Interact participates are the pancake supper for A.F.S., the annual parking lot cleanup, bake sales, help with Good Will proiects, and many other events throughout the year. Dave Jocobsen, Board of Directors, Pat Jones, Treasurer, Ron Braeutigam, Secretary, Ron Walker, Vice-President, Rod Hatchett, President. 27 Judy Berry, Head Maioretteg Martha Kennett, Vicki Hood, and Kathy Daniels. David Barrett Drum Major Memorial Marching Band 'W' ,,,, H X lf: .1 r as 'Y D --Q at -:taxis 25: fe, f-1 w,,,,,, f r- - A' mg 'l5ife??E?ierf,,r 'iw ,Aw V N5 if-3' ez W M T 'WM,,,,..- '--..- -.- Howie Backus, Bob Banes, Mike Banes, David Barrett, Hank Barron, Jim Beaman, Donald Bell, Sammy Beller, Bob Berry, Judy Berry, Dana Bousum, Carolyn Brady, Harold Brainard, Rodger Cheatham, Cathy Daniel, Bruce Daniels, James Dochney, Don Dupree, Bruce Ellis, LeWayne Evans, Paula Foster, Ron Frakes, Janie Frey, Steve Fricke, Mike Geary, Philip Green, Mike Harper, John Havlick, Perry Hood, Ken Jacobsen, Barnard Jeffey, Steve Johnson, Bob Jolley, Bob Jones, Charles Keithline, Mike Kelliher, Martha Kennett, Tim Kloehr, George Kuykendall, Paul LeCrone, Don Letzkus, John Lynda, Sandra Mayfield, David Meafher, Howard Medearis, James Nance, Terry Parker, Carl Pieper, Mary Piltord, David Plummer, Ken Potter, Connie Prescott, James Pyles, David Rice, Steve Roberts, Peginald Rowe, Peggie Scott, John Sethney, Gordon Shelton, Ron Stafford, David Stone, Alan Taylor, Charles Tholen, Carol Thompson, Bill Townsend, Gary Van Fleet, Larry Walker, Robert Weger, Glenn West, Austin Winther, Mr. Shellenbarger, Director. Orchestra First row: Jan Johnson, Donna Pearson, Vicki Hood, Stephen Gilstrap, Dana Bouson, Louise Brady, Marna Street, Susan Johnson. Second row: Jamey Spurlock, Cathy Eulert, Donna Pearson, Michael Fowler, Judith Stevenson, Martha Owens, Len Carter. Third row: Barbara Griffin, Molly Bowlin, Perry Hood, Steve Johnson, Alan Taylor, Beth Kuper, Robert Applegate, Robert Jolley, David Stone, David West, David Barrett. Fourth row: John Lynde, Kenneth Jocobson, Judy Blanco, Howard Medaris, Robert Jones, George Kuykendall, Bob Berry, Paul LeCrone, Steve Fricke, Michael Hess. The traditional M 30 Girls' Chorus Extreme left: Mr. Shellenbarger, Director, Kerry Anderson, Accompanist. First row: Kandi Kerr, Betsy Best, Debbie Burnett, Sharon Wetzel, Gloria Burnett, Shirley Taylor, Diane Rose, Jay Lynn Koerner, Jodie Haley, Second row: Laurel Maloney, Marsha Hashagen, Susie Schoaff, Gale Birkes, Jane Schwerzel, Linda Baker, Glenna Myers, Barbara Jelks. Third row: Jeannie Turner, Carolyn Weir, 'Mary Ann Barbara, Nancy White, Susie Hudson, Margaret Clayton, Diane Poppenhouse, Sara Oldham, Kathv Barrier. Stage Band Susan Johnson, Accompanist. First row: Ronnie Stafford, Ken Jacobsen, Ken Potter, Robert Jolley, David Meagher, Jim Beaman. Second row: Mr. Shellenbarger, Director, Bob Berry, Steve Johnson, Perry Hood, Charles Stollyn. Third row: George Kuykendall, Mike Hess, David West, David Stone, David Plumber, David Barrett. Concert Chorus First row: Mr. Shellenbarger, Linda McCullan, Alice Moffatt, Sue Colvin, Kathy Kaley, Nancy Patterson, Elaine Smith, Diane Robertson, Jim Pyles, Randy Kennedy, Buddy Duncan, Barry Davis, Ann Taliaferro, Janet McNeill, Linda Erwin, Lorie Nance, Khris Cotton, Glenda Trent, Delores Mann. Second row: Gaye Clark, Delia Saied, Janet Jones, Cindy Law- rence, Marie Dillon, Jim Lein, Harold Reed, Mike McCoy, Steve Earl, Janie Saxby, Karen Applegate, Eleanor Hill, Davene Looney, Cindi Duvall, Sharline Wilcox. Third row: Marla Ferguson, Elaine McCoy, Carol Vance, Steve Durham, Richard Roberts, Paul LeCrone, Larry Myers, Keith Weaver, Rick Lawrence, Chris Adams, Rod Hatchett, Karalee McClure, Donna Smith. The industrious chorus! Stage Crew Masque and Gavel Bottom row: John Ockenfels, Gary Sitter, Gary Bixler, Bill Lamb. Second row: Scott Cowan, Bob Banes, Mike Haggins. Third row: Chris Botz, Jim Byfeild, Don Detfen, Terry Parker, Mike Hull. These boys worked long and hard to give you' the best of assemblies and produc- tions. Their technical 'know- how' helped make the class plays successful. We hope that you have enjoyed them as much as we have enioyed creating them for you. Spon- sor: Mr. Donald Hamilton. Seated: Steve Durham, Cathy Schreiber, Melissa Madden, Dorothy Gerould, Suzie Balyeat, Jana Hicks, Pam Wallace, Sherry Haskin. Second row: Charlo Hughes, Nancy Patterson, Glenda Holland, Delia Saied, Nancy Love, Erich Sippel, Ken Cornstuble. Standing, L. to R.: Mike Gerould, Dennis O'Brien, Cindy Lawerence, Larry Myers, Linda Sigle, David Barrett, Beth Kuper, Eleanor Hill, Donald Hamilton, Stan Brown. Masque and Gavel is a national high school recognition society for the promotion of Speech for Use. The society has a dual aspect: honor the individual student, and serv- ice to the high school and the community. Masque and Gavel welcomes anyone vvho expresses a sincere desire to master the fundamentals of good speech. Memorial's chapter is sponsored by Donald Hamilton. pprentices Seated: Nadine Mathis, Marcia Evans, Patty Smith, Diana Rose, Janet Lee, Mary Ann Lunsford. Standing: Becki Goen, Kathy Cooper, Connye Clawson, Linda Bretz, Tonie Bachman, Margaret Clayton, Elaine Elsloo, Jann Douglas, Paula Johnson, Corry Spoor, Cheryl Horst, Vickie Hood. The purpose of The Art Club z Sucrfs First row: Dee Ann Reynolds, Jane King, Linda Nolan, Barbara Je-lks, Shauna McClure, Suzy Shoaff, Suzy Neff. Second row: Nyla Jo Eaton, Diane O'Dell, Linda Koerner, Becky Glass, Gwen Templeman, Ruth Gibbs. Third row: Mrs, Creager, Cheryl Hicks, Carolyn York, Sally Shoaff, Rita Cottingim, ,Fran Foster, Ann Collings, Karen Watts, Jackie Yeargain, Linda Looney, LeAnne Turner, Terry Kinnear, Donna Gustin, Debby Ross, Cathy Schrieber, Patti Clemmons. Fourth row: Pam Hulsman, Cheryl Walker, Patty Smith, Linda McClendon, Darlene Shank, Katie Stickle, Jan Caughron, Cynthia Wilson, Jane Sikes, Pam Wallace. Surfs, the girls' synchronized swimming club, helps its members develop skill and co-ordination as well as poise and grace in the water. The girls constantly strive to master more difficult stunts. The water show in the spring is the highlight of the year when the many long hours of hard work are transformed into a successful production. Kneeling: Marcia Evans, Vice-President, Nona Barton, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Fisher, President.'Seated: Sharon O'Dell, Jennith Buzzard, Elaine Smith, Gunda Jacobson, Patti Clemmons, Davie Higbee, Donna Wise, Marilyn Keller, Margo Wooden, Robin Fightmaster. Standing: Sallie Bowsher, Nancy Stambaugh, Pam Hupp, Sue Hicks, Janie McCorkle, Wanette Nelson, Danny Hammett, Dennis O'Brien, Candy Neerman, Berry Fowler, Maurice Sawvel, Watona Beam, Kay Klammer, Sandy White, Karen Morgan, Mr. Cagle, Sponsor. 34 Carolyn York-Coach, Patti Clemmons- Coach, Donna Gustin-Treasurer, Terry Kinnear-Historian, Rita Cottingim-Vice President, Cheryl Hicks-President. .A.C. is to establishand promote high- er cultural standards and to cre- ate an active and intelligent in- terest in arts and crafts among high school students. TAC is also striving to further the development of hobbies and vocational interests and to encour- age an interest in community art activities through visits to art cen- ters and contacts with local artists. First row: Kathy Risner, Cathy Roberts, Janice DuFour, Diane Smith, Betsy Pitcock, Vicki Doerner, Patti Coulson, Sandi Reinheardt, Jenna Rainey. Second row: Michele Hunter, Tonita Taylor, Ann Taliaferro, Janice Ferguson, Susie Underwood, Mary Ann Kennett, Marilyn Keller, Patty Smith, Judy Lamb. Third row: Cathy Schreiber, Sallie Bowsher, Miriam Combs, Shirley Johnson, Kathy Dawson, Frances Tibbins, Elaine Smith, Susan Hatfield. Qx2MAKfRs 4, Q5 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is dedicated to the pro- motion of good homemak- ing practices and careers in home economics, and to building better home and community life. The motto Toward New Hori- zons expresses the purpose 'of F.H.A. to learn to live better to- day in order that our lives and those of our families may be bet- ter tomorrow, to promote a grow- ing appreciation of homemaking, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, and to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. NtWYX Qc V fu? 5 'YE '1 L. s F.T.A. 'if wo O . O The purpose of Future Teachers is to learn about opportunities in teaching and to develop student leadership and essential qualities of a good teach- er. The club is open to any student in Memorial High School who is in- terested in teaching and has a desire to learn more about the profession. Seated: Karen Kennon, Doris Lewis, Jana Hicks, Cindy Lawrence, Mrs. Summers, Sponsor. Standing: Karen Barrier, Linda King, Linda Callahan, Sara Oldham, Kay Klammer, Lucina Hill, Linda Risner, Mary Adkins, Karen Anderson, Reggie Sohn, Sherry Yeargain, Judy Blanco, 'Susie Hudson, Nancy Durham. French Club Memorial's French club, Le Cercle Fran- cais, is organized for the purpose of providing an oppor- tunity for interested French students to utilize their study of the language in prac- tical applications, and to learn about the customs and life of France through a se- ries of skits by the various classes and talks by guest speak- ers. Sponsor, Mrs. Griffith. Officers: Ann Collings, Frank Stickle, Robert Walker, Mary Adkins, Carol Hobson. Second row: Pam Bond, Janice DuFour, Karen Anderson, Nancy Patterson, Linda Byers, Pam Altrich, Judy Scisson, Mary Turnquist, Belynda Anderson, Paula Johnson, Corry Spoor, Saundra Garrison. Third row: Marcia Evans, Claudia Zeligson, Robette Taylor, Dianne O'Dell, Jeanne Gambrell, Jeannine Gale, Robin Fightmaster, Leeda Garrison, Cydney Fee, Mary Ann Lunsford,'Teresa Fite, Katy Nielson. Fourth row: Diane Griffin, Zurn Johnson, Cindy Norton, Debbie Walker, Nona Barton, Debbie Burnett, Kay Sadler, Kathy Cooper, Mark Heever, Steven Patterson, Marie Dillon, Cindy Lawrence. Fifth row: Lynn Jenkins, Kandi Kerr, Suzanne Rickard, Ann Shafer, Nancy Palm, Judy Kaderli, Mary Sippel, Kathy Gardner, Jane Scisson, Susie Neff. Sixth row: Charlotte Berman, Faith Bates, Valerie Warde, Sherry Haskin, Mary Vaananen, Katie Stickle, Jill Dunzweiler, Denise Berry, Rita Brooks, Lynda Matthews. Seventh row: Richard Zoblotsky, Paul Williams, Don Chalmers, Dennis Frampton, Mike Broyles, George Craig, Erich Sippel, Rod Hatchett. Spanish Club The Spanish club, Eme Ese Ce, of Memorial High School was formed to bring together the students in an organized group to promote an interest in and to further the practice of Spanish. The organization familiarizes the students with the customs, literature, cul- ture, and art of the Spanish- speaking countries, and pro- motes better understanding among the students of the Western Hemisphere. Seated: Dave Jacobson, Kathy Weltsch, Linda Fisher, Barbara Hale, Brooks Camp- bell. First row: Armin Sebran, Gaye Youtsey, Judie Adair, Faith Bates, Linda Bretz, LouAnn Grammer, Cheryl Hicks, Linda McClendon, Dorothy Geroulcl, Nadine Mathis, Carol Carter, Sponsor, Mrs. Smith. Second row: Tom Douglass, Karen Smith, Karen Kennon, Donna Pearson, Libby Frantz, Doris Lewis, Kathy Cooper, Gwen Martin, Charlene Manley, Jeff Moore. Third row: John McAskill, Deanne Reynolds, Linda Looney, Jane Looney, Jane King, Ann Howard, Beverly Maple, Ruthie Gibbs, Jamie Whatley, Linda King, Mike O'Donnell. International Club Memorial's newest club is the International Relations Club. Its purpose is to 'promote under- standing of international relation- ships in our school and commu- nity. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Paxton. Seated: Mike Broyles, Bill Neff, Jean McAskill. Standing: Mrs. Paxton, John Paxton, Pat Jenkins, Karen Smith, Kay Klammer, Bob Best, Kathy Stone, Valerie Warde, Laurel Maloney, Carol Hobson, Beth Kuper, Louise Brady, Mary Lynn Brown, Judy Blanco. Latin Club The purpose of this organization shall be to 'promote a more thorough knowl- edge of Rornan life, history and literature, to impart a better understanding of the practical and cultural value of the classics, and to interest other students in the clas- sical language. This club is sponsored by Mrs. Plunkett. First row: Louise Brady, Barbara Bonhardy, Linda Erwin, Mary Nelson, Valerie Warde, David Pollack, Shirley Johnson, Meg Holmgren, Judy Blanco, Mary Brown, Janet Jones, Gail Schwamb. Second row: Tom Kishner, David Foster, Pam Osbury, Cindy Metsker, Nancy Love, Janey Sandler, Sandy Arnold, Andrea Kirby, Jane Moore, Glenda Holland, Jeri Clark. Third row: Bob Weger, Elaine Osburn, Martha Ownes, Judy Lamb, Kathy Powell, Peggy Crawford, Charles Duncan. Fourth row: John Phenicie, Margaret Kishner, Mary Moer, Leslie Moyer, Nancy Ridenhour, Nancy Kemm, Lynn Jenkins, Molly Shipman. Fifth row: David Mauritson, Glen Young, Phil Erickson, David Buck, Gregg Bradshaw, Barry Davis, Mark Whattman, Bob Clousser, Paul Dausan, Don LaGrone, David Smith, Eddie Smith. Sixth row: John Jernigan, Barbara Atkins, Tom Wallace, Steve Burris, Bobby Best, Larry Lunger, Jim Williams, Gregg Stevenson, Bill Standifer. Seventh row: Mark Pimsler, Bill Kulsrud, Jim Beaver.. Math Club Math Club or Crimson Cravats is organized to further interest in the field of mathematics through re- search and lectures by guest speakers. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Matthews. Advanced math students are members. Dave Jacobsen, Bob Jones, Robert Cox, Larry Newton, Jeff Henderson, Steve Roberts, Dick Cox. Seated: David Pollack, Linda Fisher, Robin Fightmaster, Hersha Evans. Standing: Mrs. Matthews, Gene Buzzard, Charles Anderson, David Warner, Austin Winther, Bill Nance, Tom Rubey, Nick Hunter, Pat Jones, Richard Thayer, Terry Brandt, Carl Peiper, Ron Braeutigam, Ron Walker, Robert Yaap, Jeff Moore, Brooks Campbell, David Jacobsen. 37 Officers: Frank Smith, President, Mike Walker, Vice-President, Kathy Weltsch, Secretary, Jackie Barrett, Treasurer, Mrs. Large, Sponsor. Second row: Nancy Ridge, Marilyn Brady, Linda Callahan, Gay Youtsey, Jill Jacobs, Kay Sadler, Jenna Rainey, Kathy Risner. Third row: Janet Love, Elaine Elsloo, Susie Shoaff, Pam Foster, Sally Shoaff, Ann Howard, Karen Miltz, Beverly Callahan, Jackie Yeargain. Fourth row: Linda Lucas, Penny Mason, Linda Richards, Lynda Fielder, Barbara Lackner, Jeannie Eatman, Jill Dunzweiller, Susan Morris, Rhonda Richards. Fifth row: John Phenicie, Bill Hamner, Caryn Stoermer, Jan Hart, Cydney Fee, Linda Bretz, Sara Vaughn, Diane Poppenhouse, Tommy Kirk. Sixth row: Mike Hamner, Brint Lang, Jim Buchan, Steve Burris, Halsey Fisher, Gregg Larson, Don Detien, Bob Reser, Greg Ridge. QU 5 Medical Club Since, its organization last year, the Medical Club has grown rapidly. It attempts to encourage interested stu- dents to investigate the medical sciences as a profession. Our program includes speakers, films and trips. High- lights this year included trips to the Oklahoma Univer- sity Medical Center and a trip to Pryor, Oklahoma. Officers: Dave Jacobsen, Treasurer, Karen Groothousen, Secretary, Brooks Campbell, Vice-President, Ron Walker, President. Standing, first row: Rhonda Richards, Karen Anderson, Jeri Clark, Janie Sandler, Cheryl Horst. Second row: Rita Cottingim, Kay Klammer, Elaine Elsloo, Meryl Horst. Third row: Sharline Wilcox, Barbara Hale, Pat Jenkins, Linda Erwin, Miriam Combs. Fourth row: Laurel Maloney, Chris DeLacy, Ann Howard, Caryn Stoermer, Jan Hart. Fifth row: Betsy Best, Karen Morgan, Donna Smith. Sixth row: Bill Henderson, Eddie Smith, Jeff Henderson, Diane Smith. Seventh row: Nick Hunter, Jeff Moore, Spencer Grosvenor, Ralph Lackner. Eighth row: Stan Brown, David Pollack, Tom Rubey. Red Cross The Memorial High School Red Cross strives to promote interest in the work of the American Red Cross. Consideration of and aid to those in need is our main goal. All activities are organized through the American Red 'Cross and range from membership drives to filling gift boxes for needy children. Laureate Seated: Linda Cox, Donna Gustin, Beth Kuper, Gunda Jacobson, Linda Humphrey, Gayle Thorne, Candy Neerman. Standing: Philip Perry, Jeff Baker, Bob Reset, Mike O'Donnell, John Ericsson, David Pollack, Jon Heath, Don LaGrone, David Barrett, Mrs. Bulloch, Sponsor. Of interest to all stu- dents is Tulsa School Life, the paper published ioint- ly by the nine Tulsa high schools. The 15-member iournalism staff was re- sponsibile for Memorial's portion of the paper, which included all news and feature stories about Memorial, and the bi- weekly column, Banner Lines. At the beginning of the yeaf, the staff took a tour of the 'Education Service Center to learn how the paper is pro- duced. Four staff mem- bers attended the nation- al yearbook and journal- ism conference in Chi- cago. Memorial iournal- ists also attended meet- ings of the Tulsa Inter- scholastic Press Associa- tion, which representa- tives from all the city high schools attend. To con- clude a busy year, the staff attended the Tulsa University Press Day. The students received much experience at copy- reading and writing head- lines for stories from oth- er schools, because their sponsor, Mr. Dykes, is co- ordinator of School Life. The Laureate, Me- morial's literary an- thology, is now in its second and, as we on the staff be- lieve, its best year. There is a certain challenge to being on the staff, it has the format headaches of the yearbook and the traumatic deadlines of iournalism, plus the much harder iob of reading and judg- ing each piece of material. It was hard work but it was fun and we thank all who contributed. Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Lou Bul- loch. Left to right: Steve Durham, Kay Klarnmer, .Mike Gerould, Ann Collings, Max Slifer, Kathy Risner, Bob Specht, Steve Tuttle, Bruce Taliaferro, Nancy Love, Donna Wise, Marcia Evans, Pat Jenkins, Mr. Dykes, Sponsor, Robin Fightmaster, Editor. 39 XR K, Nm N 'hm f I 1 ,qw if ' . 4 4 . 1 if ' .1 W ,-4 1 . K , . 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'A ride the Chargers to Victory! Bottom Row: Karen Kennon, Meg Holmgren, Barbara Mills, Barbie Slagle, Adonna Morgan, Kathy Cruce. Top Row: Janis Green, Davene Looney, Jeri Clark . . . love the Chargers. 42 CHEE . . . will always remember: The first of May in '64, the day of tryouts. The three practices a day, six days a week before clinic. Dinners together before the games. The downpour while cheering at the Edison game, when cheerleader show-off hour first began. Our slumber parties with no slum- ber. Our dear Henry's little white bus. The Miami tournament when the coach treated us to steaks and the boys treated themselves to fish sticks. Our basketball game with the disc jockeys when our infractions of the rules set a new world's record. And February 5th, our Loyalty Night, when we might as well have camped out at school. The squad of '64-'65 would like to thank you for making this such a won- derful year. Squad of '64-'65 . . toast Yhe Chargers! . . . irain for Varsity Squad. B-Squad: Ann Kinser, Nancy Ridge, Sandy Nelson, Julie Jones, and Becky Goen fal- ternatel. DERS - . . , and Mother. Miss Henry Marrs. . . . are known for their beauty and sparkle. ii. Q g if. ? 3 'D S wks- new ' J if 5, 3: , , 3 M i 3 'f B 'A in-- , , , IV, l F . J gs'n'rmln' sf' gl sg! X ,vi , ,im J rr ., , W .... Y Janet Aaronson, Judy Adair, Chris Adams, Mary Adkins, Charley Allen, Karen Andarko, Charles Anderson, Karen Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Bob Applegate, Karen Applegate, Sandy Arnold, Linda Baker, Pam Baldwin, Susan Balyeat, Bob Banes, Steve Barker, Katy Barr, Jackie Barrett, Nona Barton, Rhonda Bassoe, Faith Bates, Bonnie Beaver, Carol Beaver, Jim Beavers, Jim Beaman, Walana Beem, Beverly Bell, Sondra Beniamin, Bob Berry, Denise Berry, Willard Berman, Betsy Best, Wilma Biggs, Tail Birkes, Molly Bolen, Chris Botz, Chris Bourne, Sally Bowsher, Mike Brady, Terry Brandt, Rex Braeuligam, Ron Braeutigam, Linda Bretz, Terrel Brown, Jim Buchan, Carol Burnett, Debbie Burnett, Peggy Burnett, Gloria Burnett, Shar- on Burnett, Bob Burnham, Jennith Buzzard, Linda Byers, Nancy Caldwell, Judy Callahan, Beverly Callahan, Linda Callahan, Mike Callahan, Lynett Callaway, Robbie Carpenter, Carol Carter, Kathy Chestnut, Connye Clawson, Margaret Clayton, Patti Clemmons, Jerry Coghill, Bob Collier, Ann Collings, Larry Collings, Sue Colvin, Miriam Combes, Connie Conley, Patti Coon, Kathy Cooper, Khris Cotton, Ken Cornstuble, Linda Cotner, Scott Cowan, Jim Couch, Barbara Cox, Peggy Crawford, Debbie Daily, Donna Daily, Kathy Dawson, Chris Delaw, Carol De Lozier,' David Dennis, Mike Denney, Ben de Souza, Linda Dickenson, Marie Dillon, Linda Dodson, Pam Duck, Janice Dufour, Nancy Dunham, Jill Dunzweiller, Cindy Duvall, Ann Dyer, Steve Earl, Lu Ellis, Dianna Ellsworth, Elaine Elsloo, Melanie Empey, Linda Erwin, Hersha Evans, Marcia Evans, Nancy Evans, Wayne Evans, Janis Favell, Cidney Fee, Robin Fightmaster, Jill File, Linda Fisher, Teresa File, Murry Fleming, Ann Flicker, Pam Foster, Barbara Fowler, Priscilla Franklin, Libby Frantz, Pam 44 exif W f it . l ,gg ,, I . , ,... vt ,. . W, Freeborg, Leslie Frizzell, Emily Fruge, Janis Furguson, Jeannine Gale, Jeanne Gamlzrell, Georgia Garms, Leeda Garison, Saundra Garrison, Martha Gatchell, Dorothy Gerould, Teresa Gibbons, Becky Glass, Becky Goen, Linda Goen, Ma'rgaret Goldsmith, Louanne Grammer, Dawna Grant, Beth Green, Phillip Green, Karen Groothousen, Spencer Grosvenor, Barbara Hale, Jody Haley, Kathy Haley, Wayne Hall, Jodi Hamilton, Marsha Hancock, Fay Hanna, Janet Hansen, Dave Hardin, Mike Harper, Rob Harris, Jan Hart, Sherry Haskin, Susan Hatfield, Cheryl Hicks, Jana Hicks, Sue Hicks, Davie Higbee, Eleanor Hill, Jeannie Hobson, Karen-Hass, Paula Hagaman, Charles Houghes, Lou Anne Halbert, Ann Howard, Pam Hulsman, Linda Humphrey, Cathy Hunstein, Michelle Hunter, Carol Hutchinson, Susie Hudson, Gunda Jacobson, Pete Jacobsen, Kathy Jackson, 'Cynthia James, Pat Jenkins, Lynn Jenkins, Debbie Johnson, Paula Johnson, Sidney Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Bob Jolley, Janet Jones, Jill Jones, Pat Jones, Judi Kaderli, Charles Keithline, Marilyn Keller, Ann Kelley, Brenda Kennedy, Randy Kennedy, Martha Kennett, Maryann Kennett, Karen Kennon, Kandi Kerr, Jack King, Karen King, Ann Kinser, Margaret Kishneg, Kay Klammer, Judy Knippa, Robert Knott, Linda Koerner, Lynn Koerner, Harold Langdon, Margaret Langley, Terry Laughlin, Cindy Lawrence, Debbie Lawrence, Jan L'awrence, Doug Lee, Doris Lewis, Jeanie Lively, Sandie Locasso, Debby Lohman, Linda Looney, Celeste Louckes, Linda Lucas, Larry Lunger, Mary Ann Lunsford, Joanne Lynch, Jean McAskill, Pom McClain, Karalee McClure, Janie McCorkle, Kathy McEwin, John McGinnis, Margaret Mach, Brenda Malowney, Charlene Manley, Deloras Mann, Brenda Martin, Carolyn Martin, VaRene Martin, Nadine Mathis, Charli May, Dave 3, 3 1-,its-,sm ef-A :t.Wt,, V - E. f,1fiamw5-C,,- .- V V .iw 'V W Vt ..,,:f,,y, we as s,,ff,fVAaf ' w ,Q QT it 'f R' m I , I R I fi I X ..,,,. , 8 ss P lf r iii! ,, D 0 , tis Meagher, Judy Merryman, Kent Miller, Jaye Mitchell, Karen Morgan, Donna Moritz, Glenna Myers, Lorie Nance, Teresa Neel, Mary Nelson, Sandy Nelson, Jim Newton, Cindy Ninde, Linda Noland, Diane Norman, Terry Northstrancl, Donna Newland, Dennis O'Brien, Diane O'Dell, Patti Oertle, Kathy O'Hara, Popenhouse, Marsha Potter, Margie Ratcliffe, Jenna Rainey, Linda Rauser, Susan Reed, Sandy Reinhardt, Jackie Reinke, DeAnn Reynolds, Rhonda Richards, Suzanna Rickard, Nancy Ridenhour, Greg Ridge, Nancy Ridge, Kathy Roberts, Carol Rodgers, Lesi Rollinsf'Diane Rose, Debby Ross, Delia Saied, Jane Saxby, Cathy Schreiber, Gail Schwamb, Mary Seal, Susan Self, John Sethney, Ann Shater, Pam Shaffer, Bob Shipman, Molly Shipman, Sydnee Shortridge, Linda Sigle, Janee Sikes, Judy Sikes, Judy Siler, Max Sliier, Diane Small, Diane Smith, Donna Smith, Elaine Smith, Karen Smith, Patty Smith, Chris Spalding, Linda Spann, Margie Specht, Carry- Spoor, Jamie Spurlock, James Staats, Ronnie Stafford, Nancy Stambough, Jim Stevenson, Judy Stevenson, Robert Stevenson, Darrell Stewart, Caryn Stoermer, Carol Stortz, Karen Sullivan, Ann Talliterro, Bruce Talliaterro, Robette Taylor, Gwen Templernan, Frances Tibbons, Charlene Truman, Ann Tyer, Terry Trower, Susie Underwood, lrene Vadiman, Mary Vaananeri, Nancy Vaughn, Sara Vaughn, Debbi'e Walker, Donna Walker, Mike Walker, Ron Walker, Ann Walton, Charles Ward, Jackie Warfield, Karen Watts, Kathy Weltsch, Sandra White, Paula Whiteside, Kathy Wilcox, John Williams, Cynthia Wilson, Ken Wintery, Margo Wooden, Sondra Wright, Jackie Yeargiri, Joy Youtsey, Gay Youtsey, Claudia Zeligson. 'D 1 . la Left to right: Linda Callahan, Secretary, Robin Fightmaster, Spirit, Janet Aaronson, Vice-Pres., Donna Moritz, President, Cindy Lawrence, Treasurer. Memorial Pep Club Memorial Pep Club has as its exclusive function the promotion and backing ot our outstanding school spirit. This includes not only athletic events, but also the entire lite of the school. The Pep Club is the largest organization at Memorial having over 500 members, 80 ot whom are boys. True to the standards set in previous years the Pep Club sponsored many activities including the sale of pom poms and ribbons, decoration of the boys' locker room every other week, favors for the teams, decora- tion of the hall, introduction of our two new mascots, Charlie Charger and Margie Memorial, upkeep ot Spirit Spot, sponsoring the presentation of the Charger's Choices at the Central game, Mr. Pretty Legs Contest, and many, many more. First row: Bobby Yaap, Jerry Smith, Jeff Cole, Davene Looney, Barbie Slagle Jerry Clark, Brad Jones, Harry Wood. Second row: Van Nowlin, Jim Weaver, Bill Peacher, Jim Maginnis, Danny Hammett, Hobert Hansen. Third row: Andy Paxton, John Buchan, Larry Sevit, Bruce Taliaferro, David Palm, Craig Fisher, Terry Laughlin, Bob Collier, Buddy Duncan, George Summers, Ken Murry, Greg Lettermen's Club The Lettermen's Club of Memorial High School pro- motes sportsmanship among the athletes and student body, serves our school in proiects, and promotes en- thusiasm and spirit in the school. After this early Good Luck assembly, Memorial footballers charged on to a magnificent season of B-l-l, taking the Magic Empire Con- ference title. I! 'lwtna igfua' f in 2 I ,mf an ui 9 -uv t i ex , X X 9 Y if , ME ORIAL CH RGERI QD Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial ,gan Q19 i j First row: David Wilson, Rod Sunderland, Doug Claybourne, Harold Stewart, Bolol Yaap, Kent Miller, Larry Davis, John Jernigan, Brent Champion, Don Ridenhour, Jer Clark, Tommy Rinkel, Chet Long, Second row: Coach Bob Riddle, Rick Wheeler, B Reynolds, Harry Wood, Kenny Wiginton, Mike Noland, Greg Ridge, Terry Edwarc SEASON RECORD 28 Kelley 0 22 Edison 0 36 McLain 6 34 East Central 0 27 Hale 6 14 Central 0 12 Sapulpa O 6 B.T. Washington 6 16 Webster 6 8 Rogers 30 f'AKE CONFERENCE i l i l l 5 . M l B . E in vf ' . W X x 5 ,,., I W W 'r m ! -- f 1, mf so f ix 5 . U ' .1 is ' l V, s 'ti . .r H . - ., K o . . its l' .r -fl' - e ' Lg.. wr .. . Q5 .. . inn if ,mx . I f .7 B s r V1.2 2 . ' i 'K Vu' ali , ., - ,. Q ..,..... E g e,.,.,- s.. 4 f , , K B i l is. 'lswicfi k - ' I T f . f its ' .V , fs.-V -- V V X V .sl X t ll In . V y st. 3 X. , a i Q, ' ' S, 3. ..., ff :e.q ..ek-- 4 ,fps . if 3 gf ' if rif - .f..,.. J ' fi '7 9 Y el. . ...S ' - ,ew 95 ff - f - s. IM' I ' - if, -ss , i . .. -+ ...s-,af-Wg -'Q , , '- ,-n, . - 4 2, R , -K ' Q- f . . ' ' . ' lim Statts, Mike Eubanks, Norman Baxter, Joe Mach, Bruce Redus, Steve Ward, Coach Richard Chapman, Third row: Coach Francis Wheeler, Glenn Young, Bob Dry, Benny Vlulkey, Bob Shipman, Jeff Cole, Frank Smith, Richard Schelstead, John Ericsson, David Pease, Bob Crosby, Richard Hall. Coach Bob Riddle, elated over Edison defeat, happily discusses southside championship. Mr. Riddle was chosen Coach of the Week and later was selected runner-up coach of the All-City football team. lt was a sorrowful crowd that watched the last football game of the l963 season. lt was one of the first last the two original classes would an- ticipate and sorrowfully pass. But for football fans it had an meaning. With very few exceptions about to graduate. And that's how people summed in preseason opinions, a very strong a very weak line. They laughingly I even deeper our line was up our team backfield and spoke of our rookie head coach's plan to transfer some of the depth in our backfield to the line. lt looked like another fair season. Little did they know . . . Seven games had passed, and to the wonder- ment of our competitors we also had seven victor- ies. Our two hardest games were approaching, and people were beginning to wonder if our favored opponents were going to win. And two weeks later the Mighty Mites of Me- morial emerged as Magic Empire champions, the first three year school to win a conference title, and have an undefeated regular season. The week before our Regional's championship game the paper was full of articles about us and our opponents. One article gave a perfect defini- tion of our team in its headline, Mighty Mites are not running Scared. And they never will. 1,-x KENNY WIGINTON Ail Conference All City Senior Halfback JERRY CLARK LARRY DAVIS FRANK SMITH Senior Halfback Co Captain All Conference Senior Guard Sensor Tackle ROD SUNDERLAND All Conference All Clfy All Stare Senior End 965 SHCI' H1611 .1 A - 2 HARRY WOOD HAROLD STEWART All Conference Senior Halfback All City All State Senior Halfback yi- OQOO - f F 91 K? K lm .. 2 V . ' x igagg in ,A kgffttx , -- 5-L. ' Qffwgx.-.,7 w,l' ,iff A927 Q-f fl .wrt ' ' . , .. .W ,. . . N. JEFF COLE MIKE NOLAND BOB DRY Senior Center All City Senior End MEMORIAL 28 KELLEY O A mountain of penalties overshadowed by agile quarterbacking from Bobby Yaap and a 28-O lopsided victory over Bishop Kelley's Comets Friday night made Memorial Head Coach Bob Riddle a happy man, to an extent. Taking advantage of a bad boot by Comet Greg Roach, in four plays Memorial was on the two and a lateral from Yaap to speedy halfback Harry Wood clinched the first payoff. The next TD came midway in the second period covering 55 yards with Yaap going over from the three. From the kickoff the Chargers marched 62 yards with Yaap going in from the one, and the final TD came early in the fourth period with Yaap capping a 51-yard surge, mostly through the air, with an end sweep from the four. This conversion was good with Wood hauling the oval. Kelley defense halts Charger onslaught. Junior Tackle a 1 5 v ! Rick Wheeler C411 surges through Edison line as Chargers 'capture Southside crown. MEMORIAL 12 SAPULPA 0 Riddle's unbeaten Chargers hung a 12-0 whitewashing onQSapulpa at Holmes Park for their seventh consecutive victory and their third Magic Empire triumph. Memorial put its first score on the board late in the first quarter on a 21- yard aerial from quarterback Bobby Yaap to Harry Wood to cap a seven-play 43 yard series. The Chargers took advantage of a fumbled punt late in the third quarter and Wood salted the give away TD scampering 16 yards to pay dirt com- pleting the four-play 33 yard drive. Wood's 53 yards rushing led Memorial's ground machine while Mike Bartlett picked up 37 and Greg Ridge made his starting debut collection 47 yards. Yaap's passing gained 151 yards on 12 completions in 18 attempts. Fullback Steve Ward bulls his way over the Scot goal line for a six point tally. Ac- companying him are five McLain defensive players. MEMORIAL 22 EDISON 0 , The revenge-minded Memorial Chargers bushwhacked Edison, 22-0, Saturday night before 2,500 rain-spat- tered fans. A charge of lightning struck iust be- fore halftime, and Memorial made its first score. They returned in the rain to tally in each of the remaining periods. Memorial's first score was set up by a 39-yard pass from Bobby Yaap to Bill Raynolds to the Edison 12. A nine-yard scamper by Rick Wheeler reached the three where two plays later Raynolds scored. The Charger defense tightened in the second half to allow the Eagles only two first downs and a total of 44 yards offense. Edison only crossed midfield once, on its last offensive effort. The last tally was set up by a 45-yard punt return by Ken Wiginton on Edison's free kick following the safety. MEMORIAL 36 McLAlN 6 The Magic Empire Conference battle, viewed by some 3,500 fans, saw Me- morial record its third straight regular season victory. The Mighty Mites were scored on for the first time this season, however. The Chargers defensive wall held McLain's ground machine to a meager 17 yards rushing but couldn't hold down the passing attack, as the Scots completed 10 of 21 for 175 yards. Me- morial gained 207 yards rushing and 100 through the air. Fullback Steve Ward tallied on runs of 2, 6, and 72 yards while Harry Wood crossed the goal line from 6 and 11 yards out. The victory got the Chargers off to a 1-0 league start. MEMORIAL 34 EAST CENTRAL O A crowd of about I,500 looked on at Webster Stadium Thursday night as the Chargers ground the Cardinals un- der with a barrage of power sweeps featuring Harry Wood, Ken Wiginton and quarterback Bobby Yaap. Memorial wasted no time in putting the game on ice, rolling up a 2l-O bulge in the first period, scoring all 34 points in the first half and sending in the reserves to play a scoreless second half. Wcod grabbed the league scoring lead with a pair of touchdowns on a nine-yard sweep and an 86-yard punt return. Yaap scored twice. In the first period he faded to pass and ran around right end from I4 yards out, then sneaked over from the one-yard line early in the second quarter for a touchdown set up by Greg Ridge's 42-yard scamper around right end. Wiginton got the Chargers off to a fast start as he scored on a I5-yard iaunt around right end with only 3:04 gone in the first period. MEMORIAL 27 HALE 6 Memorial's Mighty Mites mashed Hale, 27-6, for their fifth straight foot- ball'victory at Skelly Stadium Friday night. Bobby Yaap directed .a silky, smooth attack that saw the speedy Chargers marching 68, 20, 69, and 48 yards to touchdowns. Ward got the first tally late in the opening period, breaking from a pile- up at the line for a I4-yaizd scamper to cap a 68-yard drive in I0 plays. A fumble recovery at the Hale 20 by Memorial guard Terry Edwards set up the next score as the second quarter opened. Yaap's only pass of the first half, a teasing five-yarder to Wood in the end zone, got the touchdown. In the third quarter, the Chargers launched a 69-yard push which was cli- naxed by Wood's last-second pass off the option to end Rod Sunderland for nine yards. A pass interception by Memorial's Harold Stewart set up a 48-yard drive for the final score in the fourth quarter. Yaap plunged the last two yards on fourth down. During the game against East Central, halfback Harry Wood dives through a gaping hole to score. The Chargers went on to win 34 to O. MEMORIAL 6 WASHINGTON 6 Coach Bob Riddle's Memorial Chargers, after seven straight victories, final- ly had their record tainted by a tie Friday night. The soft-spoken gridiron tutor is not complaining although he had five starters sidelined Friday night. His shorthanded crew wallowed to a 6-6 standoff with Booker T. Washing- ton in the rain at Webster Stadium. Washington, although dominated in the second half by the Chargers and limited to a net total of I6 yards, iumped into a 6-0 lead when Delbert Wood- ard grabbed a fumble in the air and lumbered 25 yards for a touchdown. But the fellow who saved Memorial's unbeaten record was a second-string offensive fullback, Mike Bartlett. Bartlett rambled 26 yards over right tackle on the first play, dragging a half dozen Hornets with him to the 23-yard line. Then Bartlett carried seven more times, finally cracking over from less than a foot out. Kenny Wiginton sprints past the Ranger defense to gain valuable yardage as Chargers tromp over Hale, 27 to 6. nw' MEMORIAL 8 ROGERS 30 Rogers mounted Their total to 14 by the end of the first half, but Memorial promised to make a game of it by moving 50 yards in 10 plays. Sparked by substitute fullback Rick Wheeler's 21 yard scamper, the Chargers used a fourth down pass from Bobby Yaap to end Bill Ray- nolds to get their tally. Yaap sprinted around the end on key blocks by Pat Jones and Norman Baxter to score the two points and narrow the gap, 14-8. Memorial was unable to score again and the game ended 30-8. Just in their third season, the Chargers produced a sparkling 8-1-1 record. Quarterback Bobby Yaap sprints past Central defense to pick up valuable yardage in Memorial's 14 to 0 victory over the Braves. MEMORIAL 14 CENTRAL 0 Memorial's alert Chargers converted two Central fumbles into touchdowns to outlast the Braves, 14-0, in a defensive football strug- gle at Skelly Stadium. Quarterback Bobby Yaap passed for both of the first half scores. He connected on a 41-yard bomb to halfback Harry Wood for the first tally. In the second period he threaded a four-yard aerial to end Rod Sunderland in the end zone. Wood kicked both extra points. Central never crossed midfield in the first half. In the third period Terry Parsons recovered a fumble at the Charger 19, but the promising threat failed on downs. 9.4 Kenny Wiginton smashes through Ropers line only to be brought down by their secondary. MEMORIAL 16 WEBSTER 6 Atter dominating the game for three quarters, Tulsa Memorial threw a stubborn defense at the threatening Webster Warriors and held on for a 16-6 victory and the Magic Empire football champion- ship before 4,000 fans at Webster Stadium. ln the closing five minutes the Charger defense came up with a goal line stand and in the last half-minute added two points on a safety when an over- anxious Warrior tried to field a punt at his goal line. Memorial, win- ning its first football crown since the school opened three years ago, evened its three-year series with the Warriors at 1-1-1. Bobby Yaap and Ken Wiginton added nine on the run-pitch option to get to the 15 and three plays later Wiginton scored from the 10 on a double reverse. He booted the placement for a 7-0 lead with 30 seconds left in the first quarter. Memorial opened the second half with im- proved domination driving 60 yards in 10 plays for a 14-0 lead. Yaap spiced the surge with a pass to end Bill Raynolds covering 29 yards. Yaap sneaked the final four yards on three plays and Wigin- ton, who left with an injury in the second period, came back to add the conversion kick. Memorial's Bobby Yaap leads the Chargers to the Magic Em- pire crown, Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial SEASON RECORD 8 Ba rtlesville 8 Central l 2 Hale O McLain l 2 Rogers 6 Washington 0 Sapulpa l 2 Webster 0 Sperry C6 99 B Team Provides Exciting Season 26 Under the able direction of Coaches Terry West 12 and Jerry Barnes, the Chargers' B-Team battled to 20 an impressive but unrewarding season. The Char- 22 gers were short on victories but long on spirit 26 and determination. With the experience received 12 by a full season's action, Memorial should be pre- 6 pared for an action-packed oncoming season. 6 42 r B-TEAM: First row: John Bitner, Herb Wise, Tom Bower, John Conine, David Jolley, Brian Thompson, Jim Buchan, Barry Davis, Bob Reynolds. Second row: Jim Craig, Gregg Shad, Mike Harper, Bill Ralston, David Walden, Doug Hollabaugh, Arthur Wyatt, Bob Boswell, Coach Terry West. Third row: Coach Jerry Barnes, Bill Hoalst, David Harrington, Craig Tubb, Richard Franks, Jim Beavers, Jim Nance, Glyn Young, Mike Brady fManagerJ. N David Warner, George Summers, Howard Gooden, Coach Eddy, John McGinnis, Steve Smith. SEASON RECORD Memorial I5 Kelley AO Edison Invitational 51h Place O.B.U. Invitational lst Place All City 4th Place Rogers Invitational 4th Place Memorial 2l Washington 34 McLain 65 Conference Ist Place State 5th Place CROSS COUNTRY Somewhat overlooked because of our highly successful football team, our Cross Country team was one of the finest in the state. For the past two years they have competed with schools twice their size. Aided by Coach Eddy our team was able to finish fifth in state behind schools larger in size but not as big in heart and desire as our Chargers. 'Ur gi is me. fi,-at .a3k!Q!A1 ewfiihu Cross Country Captures Conference Captain David Warner and team- mate John McGinnis display their individual medals and the con- ference trophy to which they led Memorial's 1964 Cross Coun- try team. A new school record was set by McGinnis with a time of 9:52. Coach Don Eddy makes last min Ute preparations before an up coming meet. 1-.,.,.. V , ,fn.,....... Memorial Varsity Basketball A 'll , V My ' K l can-' MM My 'SW ?'llk A43 R ii :W NEW' ' -1, ia-,,.i.a.,,A, Standing Coach Dugger Harold Langdon Ken Wiginton, Harry Wood, David Palm, Steve Chandler, Frank Smith Mike Walker Dennis O Brien Bob Specht Bill Kulsrud Bob Lowder, Glen Young, David Dennis, J. R. Weinheimer. Kneeling: Ken Wmtory and John Paxton Manag 3 'I-., as 5 ,Q L Qylfi ' .W-ez! 4 'ii gg: L' 5:1 y t ly? lux i -.Q L F LY L 2 xt, Coach Dugger explains an offensive pattern to his team before the Loyalty Night game. This information proved invaluable as the Chargers were victorious over the Scots. SEASON RECORD Memorial 35 Rogers 60 Memorial 54 Sapula 58 Memorial 33 Edison 79 Memorial 83 Kelley Memorial Washington Memorial Hale Memorial Webster Memorial Kelley Memorial Washington Memorial East Central Memorial McLain Memorial Cascia Hall Memorial Sapulpa Memorial Webster Memorial East Central Memorial McLain 1964- l 965 The Memorial basketball team this season displayed the spirit which has been traditional throughout Me- morial's short history. ln the Miami Tournament, due to superior drive and desire, the Chargers were vic- torious over Sapulpa. During the regular season, how- ever, Memorial tell twice to the Chiettans, both times by close margins. Other hard-fought games ended in victory over Cascia Hall, East Central, and twice over Kelley. On Loyalty Night, the Chargers handed a near capacity crowd the most thrilling win of the entire seas-on, downing McLain by a nine-point margin. Though wins were few and far between for the Memorial cagers this year, an ever-present attitude of hustle and determination sparked the Chargers on in their eftorts to bring honor not only to their team, but to the name of Memorial High School. 4216 Harry Wood's attempt to score is blocked by a Washington player as Mike Walker looks on Frank Smith leaps high into the air to score despite McLain's defensive Ken Wigimon dispiays the driving effort which pu, him among ,he ,Op etfOrtS. scorers in the Magic Empire Conference. WB Team l Kneeling: Barry Davis, Ronnie Herwig, Jim Stevenson, John Bitner, Joel Green, David Dennis. Standing: Reg Rowe, Bob Lowder, Steve Crosby, Steve Chandler, Bill Kulsrud, Glen Young, Bill Dunbar. Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial 62 SEASON RECORD Rogers 49 Sapulpa 43 Edison 49 Washington 4l Hale 32 Edison 34 Webster 49 Kelley 44 Washington 42 East Central 58 Cascia Hall 64 Sapulpa 29 Coach Wheeler, one of the best liked men at Memor- ial, is not only a fine coach but also an excellent history teacher. Charger Swim Team First row: Mike Rummerfield, Chris Fowler, Brad Jones, Larry Sims, Chris Bourne, Rick Wooden. Second row: Ken Jacobsen, Don Howard, Mike Cook, David Mauritson, Terry Laughlin, Allen Stark. Seated: Greg Knutzen, Dave Jacobsen, Don LaGrone, Bill Nance, Chet Lenik, Hobart Hansen, Bob Dyer, Mark Johnson Standing: Mike Brady, Manager, Coach West, Coach Lusk. SEASON RECORD Memorial Rogers 24 Memorial McLain 29 Memorial Hale 36 Memorial Edison 58 Memorial Harding 46 Memorial Central 27 Memorial Washington 24 Memorial Edison 48 Memorial Muskogee i7 All City 2nd Place Memorial Rogers 41 Conference lST Place State 3rd Place To. I ..- Rv . www . as 4- 9 -'4 Memorial's fine rookie coach, Terry West, is caught in a moment of sober meditation during the heartbreaking Memorial-Edison swim meet. 63 CHARLES BOTTOMFIELD LARRY SIMS DON HOWARD MARK JOHNSON Senior Butterfly Junior Bune,-fly Junior Breast stroke Senior Breast stroke State Champion DON LAGRONE BILL NANCE DAVE JACOBSEN KEN JACOBSEN Senior Freestyle Senior Freestyle Senior Freestyle Sophomore Freestyle State Runner-up GREG KNUTZEN MIKE RUMNlERFlEl.D HOBART HANSEN CHET LENIK Senior Badfslfolfe Sophomore Backstroke Senlflf F 9e5TYle Senior Freestyle State Champion Memorial's All State freestyle relay team consisted of Dave Jacobsen, Brad The Charger medley relay team consisting of Brad Jones Larry Sims M Jones, Bill Nance, and Don LaGrone. Johnson and Greg Knutzen easily placed first In 1he Spare Meeg For the third consecutive year, Memorial swimmers took high honors, easily retaining their conference title in addi- tion to earning an impressive second place at the City Meet and placing third in the state. Their regular season record was marred only twice, with heartbreaking losses to Edison, the second by a mere point. Next year's season will see a number of returning lettermen who will lead their team in upholding the high traditions set in Memor- ial's first three years of swimming. Bill Nance abandons his usual freestyle to swim the butterfly as his anxious teammates look on 1964-1965 fi ts: 15259 . if Hun aslgfwtg ,gswfgszfii'fzwfgfeffiifwsg 5255255512155:Sii?ff:E??i5lf-3? I Q FMS? Shown on the first place block is Mark Johnson, state champion in the breast stroke, at the State Meet in Bartlesville. Greg Knutzen begins the first leg of the medley relay in the opening heat of the All City Meet. 66 l i Charger Mike Rummertield placed first in the backstroke at Bartlesville, making him the state champion. X f Q. Memorial's medley relay team cheer their teammates on at the All City Swim Meet. Vars1ty Wrestlin 8 John Buchan Coach Barnes Don Chalmers Jim Bachan Phil Carmen Howard Gooden, Mike Abraham, Gene Buzzard, Charles Mackey, David Murphy Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Regional 5 22 20 2l l3 9 32 8 6 l3 Coach Jerry Barnes has a few words with his wrestlers during an important match. SEASON RECORD Edison 35 Bristow 13 Sapulpa 13 Kelley I6 Washington 25 Webster 27 East Central 8 McLain 28 Sand Springs 30 Hale 23 8th Place Co-Captains: JOHN BUCHAN GENE BUZZARD DON CHALMERS puts a single leg hold on JIM BUCHAN. MIKE GOODEN applies a cradle hold on CHARLES MCBRAYER. STEVE WARD has The advantage as CHARLES MACKEY Tries a sifouf. PHIL CARMAN applies a guillotine on teammate MIKE ABRAHAM. RICHARD WOOD tries to execute an escape on ARUTHUR WYATT. JOHN BUCHAN Junior Regional Cham- pion. GENE BUZZARD receives the OUT- sfanding Senior Wrestler Award from Manager 'David Murphy, Paced by city point leader Phil Carman and Regional Champion John Buchan, Memorial's wrestlers posted a 4-6 record. This year was essentially a rebuilding sea- son, as only tvvo of the wrestling regulars were seniors. Because ot the valuable ex- perience gained by the remainder of the squad, Memorial fans can anticipate a winning season for next year. 1-:ww-'A ' Memorial's Phil Carman gains a hard-fought victory over one of the wrestlers of the touring Japanese team. Steve Ward, getting a late start due to a football iniury, showed great promise for his senior year. Kenny Burkes attempts to gain the advantage over a McLain grappler on Loyalty Night. C6 99 Seated: John Conine, Mike Maxwell, Richard Cox, Mike Daley, Mike Callahan, Doug Lee. -Kneeling: Larry Fraquhar, Tommy Rinkle, Bill Raleston, Paul Williams, Karl Jacobsen, Bob Eichhorn. Standing: Jim Neuron, Larry Philips, Jerry Smith, Mike Haper, Halsey Fisher, Jerry Boyd. Jerry Smilh and Charles McBrayer gain valuable experience in their B squad matches. m f Oh, you shouldn't have! Boyd's Buffaloes present him with a surprise birthday cake We know you should brush after every meal, but... Folk artist from the Dust Bowl performs at the Sophomore Folk Concert. Miss Memorial, Janet Aaronson, crowns Jerry Smith King Pancake of 1965 . Other contestants were David Smith, Chuck Ward, David Hardin, Bob Collier, Larry Grider, Dick Fantozzi, and Ben de Souza. 72 rite Knrglwl of llie Chargers or T S1rCharlie and T lite BY FGGlAgdm Ella Ea gle This picture speaks for itself. I shouldn't be telling you this, but... A group of '64 graduates exchange gossip from college Now, where's my new homeroom? asks Sharon Warren. The opening of the new wing and renumbering of rooms confused quite a few students. at the Christmas Reunion. Gary Jones, Carolyn Hadley, Retha Bosr, Tod Lewis, Mrs. Stanberry, Bob Saxby, Sue Ratcliffe, and Mrs. Matthews. Yucch!!! Miss Marrs, Steve Earl, Delia Saied, Terry Laughlin, David Dennis, Chet Lenik, and friend. 73 Dick is famous for his genuine Italian spaghetti-so famous that he was rooked into cooking it for forty people as a prize for the homeroom which sold the most A.F.S. stock. Friendly competition exemplifies AFS brotherhood. Twist and shout! Work it on out! Walk together, and talk together all ye peoples of the earthy then and then only shall ye have peace. . . .AFS motto. With the aid of American Field Service and energetic money raising activities last year, Memorial was for- tunate enough to enioy a year with two of the greatest boys in the world. From Italy came Dick Fantozzi- boisterous, full of life land the devilj and as helpful and intelligent as they come. From Brazil-Ben de Souza-dark-eyed, bright, and most friendly. Two of Memorial's finest families, the H.E. Buzzards and the C. R. Andersons served as hosts for the boys. Calling their foster parents Mom and Dad has be- come the natural and right greeting for Ben and Dick. Being treated as son and not as a visitor has made them really feel at home. Trig, a pencil and Charlie. f- The H.E. Buzzard family: Gene, Jennith, Mr. Buzzard, Mrs. Buzzard, Dick. The C. R. Anderson family: Ben, Scot, Mrs. Anderson, Leslie, Betsy, Peggy, Mr. Anderson, Karen, and Chuck. I . fr 55 A - ,V A r y 1 Our firsi Pep Assembly with the theme, Good Luck , heralded in a victorious season for our Chargers. Assemblies Steve Suifle escoris iunior beauty, Robert Walker, down stairs during Charger Choice assembly. ,- ,--..,, in If is vii rn me A ry Jolhn Ericsson plasters Senior Class Veep, Stan Brown, with cream pie during Senior Forum. President, Bob Dry- next in line-looks on. Cheerleaders construct a Spirit pyramid before our victory over the Student Council President, Gene Buzzard, accepts the coveted Sportsman- ship Trophy from Walter Barham, Athletic Supervisor for Tulsa Public Schools. Eagles. ue vivacious Four Lads . Sz. ,an i ,:L3j5'1i 55.5, KK , fp-ev, ,H , 1.1 ',f.5fzQi5Y' ' if A S , is ei' Q 'jgzifsg A gig! f 'No I ,,k: K . 15225 , ixfine,-ef-3 ws Jpw'-Q-' iw Zvi?-iz A Q 'Q ,..-if 'Quai' ,- uv ,a ' 5 , E. is qi 1 ,-.. ,V 1 A 1 , gg . 'nf ,X XY .X . ag -A Q . : af 1 L--3,-:Qs . 4 5' 1? xw- -- Q if 1 r zz - -9. 121 15- , ,E 2 2 ,E fa. ,gs .sy wk ,sE ffg,f2 K, L52 f 55 , Q. H. .5 ,, ,..2 Q M f 1 54, I gm s., my mf f 221 fax SF .12 5221 S A, 2? 1 1 3 In TT ' N ,K f . Q1 ,W-1,11-ff k 13.32 ,ff 3 at W. H5 .. 95-lgggf L if gig., I 10 K Ami 3- 52 : .2 2 f ,A- fi im . ,.,..V,. '51 f- -B X 14' , , Zh r gm . PM-. S e , E. .V Ei , X 'P 5 Q K.. I face Mecca every morning at this time. States Barbara Mills. K :if i ir M Q... i ' -Q :'-,, A ' in Wi 2 1 ' v 5' , ww, Www'-V - f 'l l l B-squad lead All for Memorial stand up an Girls, nobody has a privilege pass second hour. Hexed Eagle attempts take-off. Please don't knock his head off! We need him for the bonfire! Mr, McKinney and Jeri Clark. Diane O'DeIl, Donna Smith, Diane Smith, Dennis Allen, and Eddie Smith proudly display the winning car before the Edison game. , V' ,gs,,iw' ' erraer a aetl ji ls? ff' , 5 5 C ffl Good yell, Cindy, but you've got the wrong team! Janet Aaronson, Robin Fight- master, Cindy Lawrence, and Linda Callahan. . -'if'Qfi Qiiffiiifrrrfle X K t Q gig .. X 5' .,,, '- if yii d . , 2 . an . , Q ti- .Q ' S fi , - A wt.. ' LJ,,QM,.m 'K it Wit , Q M 2' 1. , ws. , .tg Wt, n 5' ty 1 Jil, , . 'ily i f ,, . ..,T,. ti, ., tt.t , , ,. . - 9.592 -:n y s . 3,51 :W fi ,sQ2515l? : 6 :22 v-Er., t if Y . f 59' ,f ?:3s,A: .1 Q55 :5f-:5:g.f'l:- :?, l:zW I r K -K '--f . S, K li . -L .. ,-51.95 'lard . C ttt t tt l Sin . ' , ef, 9 x . t -55,1 V, - .J .ra .S --N as it sua. l 82 Senior Class Presents CCT he Larki' l David Barre! as Cauchon, Glenda Holland as Joan of Arc, and Stan Brown as Warwick. Cauchon and Warwick find if hard to believe Joan's siory. Although the tales of Joan of Arc are old, the artistic endeavor of the contemporary French playwright, Jean Anouilh, creates for us a memorable and rewarding ex- perience in The Lark . From the first moment Joan hears her voice till the last words she cries as she is tied to the stake, there is a courage and strength in her love for France. Joan's trial proves to be interesting as Church and State question her benevolent voices. Whether Joan leads the French army under the banner of God, or whether she is just another heretic, is a question left to the audience as the curtain closes. The cast and crew, essentials in a good show. Cauchon, played by David Barrett, prays for guidance in deciding Joan's fate. The Queen Mother fNancy Lovej consoles the Little Queen CGaye Clarkl. Joan CGlenda Hollandj asks the French King CErich Sippelj to make his first independent decision and turn the army over to her. alight Up the Sk U Light up the Sky characters brighten the scene. From left to right they are: Dennis O'Brien, Larry Myers, Pam Wallace, Valerie Warde, Connye Clawson. Directed by Donald Hamilton the Junior Class Play concerned a group of performers on opening night of a play in Boston. The first act consisted of a string of good luck toasts made by the author, director, and producer. After the performance and before the early morning reviews, the characters showed their disappointment feeling the entire show was a flop. But the final act was very light hearted and encouraging. The review has been good and there is hope for the production. Irene, played by Valerie Warde, praises Peter Sloane, played by Robert Walker. 1 A toast, to a little old lady... says Larry Myers. Listening, from left to right are: Jim Beeman, Linda Bretz, Robert Walker, Larry Myers, Phillip Day. ...W gentle-G Francis Black, played by Connye Claw- son, casually plays gin while toasts are made in the first scene. Standing behind her is Larry Myers. Larry Myers maxes a presentation to the star of the show, played by Valerie Warde. Sophomores Sparkle Veta Louise Simmons lplayed by Terry Nostrandb, smiles at the thought of getting rid of Harvey, Watch- ing from left to right are: Dr. Chumley CTom Wallacej, Homer CGary Carverl, Wilson CDavid Herringtonj, Judge Gaffney lRicky Barrj, Myrtle Mae Simmons iDebby Rossi, and Harvey's special friend Elwood P. Dowd CSteve Suttlel. With uHarvey The Sophomore play, Harvey , was a delightfully warm comedy. The play pre- sented a Mr. Elwood P. Dowd who be- friends a six foot rabbit, Harvey Ca true Pookai. Elwood's society-minded sister, Veta Louise, feels her brother and his transparent friend are a detriment to the family name, so something must be done. Her attempt to put him away, however, is disastrous. She finds herself locked up in- stead of Elwood. From then people start seeing and not seeing more of that six- foot imp, Harvey. You won't believe who's in this picture, Doctor! says Debby Ross to Tom Wallace. S I Q.- 't-bil' l didn't see a rabbit, did you see a rabbit? The Harvey cast starting with the back row: David Myers, Ricky Barr, David Hines Gary Carver, and Donald Hamilton. Next row: Betsy Best, Tom Wal lace, Carol Stortz, David Herrington, and Margaret Clayton. Seated Terry Nostrand, Debby Ross, and Steve Suttle. Do you know what Elwood is doing? He's intro- ducing Harvey to my friends! exclaims Terry Nostrand to Debby Ross. it the Wind WwVUll!banm-x- -wg, Q L wigs. Juniors are measured for their Senior rings. Since when can you Take food our of The cafeteria? Bill Nance, Chet Welcome ,O ,he Twilight Zone. Lenik, Pat Jenkins, Karen Morgan. Im., Larry Myers and Karen Anderson seem to be enjoying Themselves at The Chrisimas Dance, Candy Cane Capers. .NN is s Q-.ll 2 A I sn. mf an fl2s1ffZi5f'3g wessxgkfgl'-3,-:Q::,jgr2,,s:? ffl, mwwfgfmmh MH W. 2. ,n,,a, Q,q, ,wwf-Q ' ,iz , 221 .: mfiiigg 51 ialsizp - , imzzf, i ,V . H, w g Q ':': '. 1 ,K , fri . ug-RL vi, S. Kg. nf' 3 A 532: ,wif 45155 ., f ., '-fx , . ww ,,4, .- , 'mm 2 2 K M . Q XX XX Y , xiwiggigg, f A . V vlszfweg- ,.. , g vw Tia ' I xx 'xx K ef Q 5 ,, X ,. , if 5 ., .,, ,. is S K , A J M.,-A-,Anvil MOST FRIENDLY: Janet Aaronson ,W ,E Q Q 5 ff if X J.-.-W-.mf-WY' - -A Q U ww wh W, IW W , X WM W , W 15 W f ' gig? ' f.,52f.' 555 W' NU W ,fy .I M V Q N :Q W ...M I fe. M: ' Q H264 in M iff? ' 'TW' ' Q In wkfz 2? W Af :Q 3 wg A , ff W , M N 1 K wit, 5-04 .. 5. ' Qrlirsw- ., Q Q, M MV, N1 ,S ,:wmm:QfQ,w:Qs5ws:mQ.ew,f4'Pv.asiulwg H VX 5 w x m g f,-wzexi , :.g1:-.gwng ?55ia5wiii?? E1f7flia2!ffE2i? .mm S ,K.,,..,, - fi' new ,vw . ,. 195' EEE Lu fwL5ss?'X'-xv mf,- .fsy ff mx ,wigs iii ' wx . Q new-f-,., --yy.: iw: 'LBQEUL my , 1 I L- wfwgglg- f -, ':'7L ? ,. ., gs . ,W 1 Studen aK39?F'3mxln'!Q'z, , 'PREM M ,,,,, H if., .w,s:5'r:w2s':wQ 5'1?P?5h?,wiE::L4io52a??3fw 'm'f'Z59l.3L-6 EEMSSHQL fm Q Km C up erlatwes MOST DESERVING: Robin Fighfmaster and Ron Walker Q PW MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Barbie Slagle and Gene Buzzard. MOST TALENTED: Cindi Duvall and David Wadley September Gene and Janet are a little tired of having English in the ianitor's closet, so they decided to help with the new wing's construction. Eg f. Qtr like 'tia- GIRL OF THE MONTH! Janet Aaronson: Sophomore Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Pre-Planning Committee ot Memorial High School. Junior Activities: Pep Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Jun- ior Board, Tri Pi. Senior Activities: Miss Me- morial II, Social Chairman ot Student Council, French Club, Pep Club Vice-President: Gamma Sigma, Tri Pi, Most Friendly Girl. BOY OF THE MONTH- Gene Buzzard: Sophomore Activities: Student Council Inter-city Representative, Sophomore Play Committee, Varsity Athletics, Lettermen's Club. Junior Activities: Student Council Mem- ber-at-Large, President of Junior Class: Inter- act, Washington University American Freedom Summer lnstitute, Most Friendly Boy, Letter- men's Club. Senior Activities: Student Council President, A.F.S. Host Brother, Lettermen's Club, Interact, National Honor Society, Na- tional Merit Finalist, National Honor Society Scholarship Finalist, Varsity Athletics, Most School Spirited Boy. 1' -,, GIRL OF THE MONTH- Carol Rodgers: Sophomore Activities: Sopho- more Board, Sophomore Class Social Chairman, Pep Club, Student Council, Inter-City Repre- sentative. Junior Activities: Student Council Secretary, A.F.S., Pep Club, French Club, Na- tional High School Institute at Northwestern University. Senior Activities: Student Council Treasurer, Gamma Sigma President, Attendant to Miss Memorial, Pep Club, French Club, Na- tional Honor Society, DAR Award winner. BOY OF THE MONTH- Robert Yaap: Sophomore Activities: Vice Presi- dent of the Sophomore Class, Football, Stu- dent Council, Lettermen's Club, Escort for Chargers' Choice, Basketball. Junior Activities: Interact, Lettermen's Club, Escort for Junior Queen Attendant, Junior Board, Football, Track. Senior Activities: Senior Board, Interact, Letter- men's Club President, Student Council Mem- ber-at-large, Escort tor Senior Queen Attend- ant, Best Athlete, Co-Captain ot Football team, All Conference Football, All-City Foot- ball. 1 . ,,,,, .,.s,.c.,--,Ms-,wwmwwm I Trick or treat?l October November ln your heart you know...he's all the way. GIRL OF THE MONTH- Janis Green: Sophomore Activities: Pep Club. Junior Activities: French Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club. Senior Activities: Varsity Cheerleader, French Club, Senior Dinner-Dance Committee, Lettermen's Club, Pep Club, Honor Roll. BOY OF THE MONTH- Ben de Souza: Senior Activities: AFS, Interact, President ot Library Assistants, American Field Service Committee. All klflfil LBJ Sk, :ZLLfwiifff-'ffi.fv1sf:-V .114 fr - fa .if GIRL OF THE MONTH- Patti Oertle: Sophomore Activities: Student Council, Pep Club: Junior Activities: Junior Class Social Chairman, Junior Board, Pep Club, Junior Queen Attendant, Senior Activi- ties: Senior Class Secretary, Senior Board, Pep Club, Gamma Sigma, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. BOY OF THE MONTH- Bob Dry: Sophomore Activities: Spanish Club, Football Letterman, Junior Activities: Junior Class Vice-President, Student Council, Baseball Letterman, Interact: Senior Activities: Senior Class President, Interact, Secretary of Letter- men's Club. December Arid what do you want for Christmas, little grr. V 97 Januar Happy New Year! Big deal. v Q' my GIRL OF THE MONTH- Vicki Muse: Sophomore Activities: Surfs, Pep Club, Junior Activities: Queen Attendant: Sen- ior Activities: Senior Board, Queen Attendant. BOY OF THE MONTH- Larry Davis: Junior Activities: Football, Base- ball, Lettermen's Club, Red Cross Representa- tive. Senior Activities:,,football Co-Captain, Let- termen's Club, Dinner-Dance Committee, Year- book Staff. 1-W GIRL OF THE MONTH- Jeri Clark: Sophomore Activities: Chargers' Choice, Surfs, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club. Junior Activities: Cheer- leader, Student Council, Medical Club, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club. Senior Activities: Cheerleader Captain, Senior Queen Attendant, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Latin Club, Medi- cal Club. BOY OF THE MONTH- Harold Stewart: Sophomore Activities: Sopho- more Board, Lettermen's Club, Sixth Hour Ath- letics: Junior Activities: interact, Student Coun- cil, Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball, Es- cort for Miss Memorial II Attendant: Senior Activities: Interact, National Honor Society, Let- termen's Club Secretary, Football, Student Council, Escort for Miss Memorial ll Attendant. .jr l . Februar Teeter, if you pinch my straw once more. ..! 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' Q . , V- -V: bg, 5, P2 A -, , , . yoj,-V' K Vin, ff' ,TV Q ' ii-,K KK ., ,.t-, f KK, E:KKh'KKt, 1 -'M 1 , K SK V ,,,,K,g V ,K I 4-KVK ' ASV Ya vig. V ., . . V ,V ,V , .VW V A X 1 f E . S 15 l 1 K' 4. . -A , Af ANKKKx,i::,MK ug K Seated: Louise Brady, Kathy Daniels, Kay Saddler, Gene Buzzard, Cheryl Hicks, Katy Barr, Glenda Holland, Larry Walker, Donna Wise, Ann Kelley, David Mauritson, Kathy Weltsch, Lou Ann Grammer. Second row: Sandra Garrison, Susan Johnson, Cathy Chestnut, Barbie Bonhardt, Diane Griffin, Carolyn Hobson, Mary Atkins, Jayme Johnson, Cathy Hunstein, Linda Fisher, Mary Nelson, Paula Whiteside, Valerie Warde. Third row: Claudia Zelig- son, Charles Anderson, Barbie Slagle, Jeff Moore, Carol Rodgers, Allan Taylor, Jana Hicks, Bill Neff, Ann Collings, Jan Heath, Charlene Manley, Austin Winther, Suzan Morris. Fourth row: Barbara Mills, Brooks Campbell, Jean McAskill, David Warner, Sara Vaughan, David Pollack, Mary Moyer, Stan BVOWIW, M6l'Sl'1H Potter, NlCk Hunter, Cindy Norton, Buddy Duncan, Libby Frantz, Bob Collier. Fifth row: Ron Walker, Mark Wattman, Jim Garol, Jim Newton, Marilyn Brady, Marie Dillon, Paula Foster, Charlie McBrayer, Robin Fightmaster, John Jernigan. Sixth row: Dave Jacobsen, Bill Nance, Richard Thayer, Spencer Grosvenor, Jeff Henderson, Ron Brautigam, Larry Sims, Bill Standifer, Donna Mortiz, Kathy Risner. One of the greatest honors a student can re- ceive is membership in the National Honor So- ciety. Qualifications for membership include a 3.5 overall grade average for Juniors, a 3.25 overall grade average for Seniors, outstanding character, and qualities of leadership and citizenship. Memorial is proud to claim over lOO such fine students who are members of the National Honor Society. Under the direction of sponsor, Mrs. Bulloch, and the cabinet Memorial N.H.S. has sponsored various activities including a Spelling Bee for non- members. ational Honor Societ Vice-President, Bill Nancef Secretary, Donna Moritz, Sponsor Mrs. Bulloch, Treasurer, Ron Walker, President, Dave Jacobsen I MASONIC STUDENTS of the DAY: DAUGHTERS of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD-Carol Rodgers. Q 2 i g Gene Buzzard and Donna Morifz. 5 BETTY CROCKER SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST: Ann CoIIings. 3 ELKS AWARDS: Mary Adkins, Most VaIuabIe Studentp Kathy Risner, Leadership Award. I r Hz Si! Senior Class Officers E Bob Dry, President Patti Oeftle, Secretaryg Stan Brown, Vice-Presidemg David Wadley, Social Chairmanf Bob Specht, Treas Ufef. l First row: David Wadley, Stan Brown, Bob Dry, Davene Looney, Marcia Evans, Scott Petty. Second row: Cathy Hun- stein, Janet Aaronson, Susie Underwood, Vicki Muse, Jim Weaver, Rod Hatchett. Third row: Dave Jacobson, Robert Yaap, Terry Brandt, John Ericsson, Mr. Hickman. Senior Board The class of 1965 is the first to complete three years at Memorial. The standards left by the graduates of '64 were indeed difficult to meet, but this year's Seniors have come through with flying colors. Seniors started before the school year began with the annual Watermelon Feast. Here the new Char- gers met the old, including some soft-hearted graduates. The first week of school was ended by the Howdy Dance, another Senior activity. This week also in- cluded tryouts for our very successful Senior play, The Lark. With our active senior homerooms, we brought in more than a thousand dollars in ticket sales. This most difficult play was superb, the highlight of our senior year. In early October our class selected the finalists for Miss Memorial II. Needless to say, our choices were excellent. By the beginning of the second quarter, our class had begun work on our Senior activities. Commit- tees were formed, chairmen chosen, and meetings began. With much hustle and bustle, and a lot of extra time we started preparing for our Senior week. Because of the success of our Junior Carnival, we decided to sponsor one again in April of our Senior year. With our Backward Dance, and a lot of other activities, our class completed its three most memorable years, when in May of 1965 the first class to go all the way through Memorial High School, graduated. Class of 65 first to complete Janet Aa ronson Miss Memorial ll, Gamma Sigma Student Council Vice President of Pep Club Judie Adair Spanish Club, Pep Club National Honor Society Mary Adkins Student Council, Gamma Sigma National Honor Society Rick Akins Charles Allen Medical Club, Pep Club Pat Allen Charles Anderson Interact, AFS Host, Karen Applegate Pep Club Ron Bachman Tonie Bachman Senior Class Play Jeff Baker Laureate Staff Linda Baker Pep Club. Kenny Baldwin Madeline Bangs Pep Club Katy Barr Gamma Sigma, Student Council National Honor Society David Barrett Interact, Treasurer of Masque and Gavel National Honor Society ackie Barrett Pep Club, Treasurer of Red Cross acki Barron Pep Club, FHA lhonda Bassoe Pep Club, International Club Dianne Baugh Pep Club, Student Council Beverly Bell Pep Club, Student Council Al- l ternate Vlike Bellatti Sondra Beniamin Pep Club ludy Berry Head Maiorette Bob Best Senior Class Play, National Hon- or Society 3ary Bixler Stagecraft Bill Blackburn Dennis Bloyed Pam Bond Pep Club, French Club Phil Borden Senior Class Play Mike Bosch Charles Bottomfield Letterman's Club Sallie Bowsher TAC, Pep Club Vlarilyn Brady Red Cross, Spanish Club, Na- tional Honor Society Wke Brady Letterman's Club Qon Braeutigam Vice-President of Student Coun- cil, Secretary of Interact, Nation- al Honor Society three years at Memorial. Soon they will be leaving them forever, rich in knowledge, friendships and memories they have gained in their years at Memorial. l pledge allegiance to the flag . . . practices Marcia Evans as Pat Jenkins and Ann Collings, of Mr. Dykes' homeroom, look on. all it eff ' F Enthusiastic homerooms lb 5 - 2385367 ,-M24 ,.,. -, - li: boost class Terry Branch Senior Class Play, Senior Board, Math Club Stan Brown Vice-President of Senior Class Interact, National Honor Society Andy Brudvig Letterman's Club Gene Buzzard National Honor Society, AFE Host, President of Student Coun cil Linda Callahan FTA, Secretary of Pep Club Spanish Club Brooks Campbell National Honor Society, Inter- act, Medical Club Glenda Cannon Pep Club Brent Champion Bob Chandler Roger Cheatham French Club, Band Gaye Clark Gene Clark Jeri Clark' Head Cheerleader, Medical Club, Latin Club Jerry Clark Letterman's Club Doug Claybourne Letterman's Club Patti Clemmons TAC, Pep Club, Surfs Jett Cole Student Council, Letterman's Club Ann Collings National Honor Society, Gamma Sigma, Masque and Gavel Sue Colvin Pep Club Miriam Combes FHA, Pep Club, Medical Club Ken Cornstuble Parliamentarian of Student Council, Saiior Class Play Ann Cornwell Pep Club Rita Cottingim Pep Club, Medical Club, Vice-President of Surfs Khris Cotton Secretary of Gamma Sigma, Student Council, Pep Club Patty Coulson Pep Club Scott Cowan Stagecraft Barbara Cox Pep Club, Spanish Club Craig Cox Linda Cox Laureate Staff George Daniel Yearbook Staff Larry Davis Letterman's Club, Yearbook Staff Kathy Dawson Pep Club, FHA, FTA Claudia Decker Pep Club Jim DeJarnette Student Council, Letterman's Club Mike Denny Ben deSouza American Field Service Stuclent, Interact, Medical Club spirit through competition. 'Yes, l am a little like Abe Lin- coln, says Stan Brown to linda Fisher, Judy Merryman, and Larry Davis of Clancy's Backward Sen- ion . lI5 Semor C ass pla , ccThe Lark 1S Marie Dillon National Honor Society Yearbook Staff Senior Class Play Tom Douglass Spanish Club Bob Dry President of man's Club Steve Durham Masque and Gavel Senior Class Play School Life Staff Cindy Duvall Student Council Pep Club Bob Dyer Medical Club, Spanish Club Suzanne Eagle Chief Eaton Red Cross,' Spanish Club Tom Elliott John Ericsson Senior Board, Medical Club intercity Student Council Representative Linda Erwin Pep Club, Surfs National Honor Society Hersha Evans Gamma Sigma Pep Club National Honor Society Marcia Evans Senior Board, Gamma Sigma Vice President of TAC Mike Evans Sid Evans Dick Fantozzi Student Council Interact American Field Service Student Nalter Fast Iohn Favell Senior Class Play, Senior Board Alternate Vlike Fenimore lllarla Ferguson Anne Field Pep Club .ynda Fielder Red Cross, Pep Club, Inter- national Club Qobin Fig'ntmaster Pep Club Spirit Officer, Editor of School Life, National Honor Society Craig Fischer Letterman's Club linda Fisher President of TAC, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society lackie Fitch Vlurry Fleming Interact Berry Fowler Kent Fox Nayne Franklin Letterrnan's Club 'am Freeborg Pep Club, Masque and Gavel Steve Fricke Marching Band Emily Fruge French Club, Pep Club, Year- book Staff leannine Gale Pep Club, French Club, Gam- ma Sigma leanne Gambrell l French Club, Pep Club David Gawf an overwhelming success Gunda Jacobsen, Tonie Bachman, Marie Dillon, and Cindy Lawrence have a rousing game of Go Fish between acts at play practice. Bonfire 1S another of man Mike Geary Mike Gerould Senior Class Play, Masque an Gavel, School Life Staff Wanda Givens Tim Glass Spanish Club Louann Grarnmer Spanish Club, Pep Club N tional Honor Society Dawna Grant Pep Club Diane Gray Janice Green Cheerleader Karen Grimshaw Pep Club Spencer Grosvenor Medical Club, Interact Honor Society Donna Gustin Laureate Staff, Treasurer Surfs Barbara Hale Pep Club, Medical Club Trea urer of Spanish Club Danny Hammett Interact, Letterman's C b George Handy Red Cross Faye Hanna Pep Club Hobart Hansen Letterrnan's Club Robert Harris Letterinan's Club Rod Hafchett Yearbook Staff, President of In teract, Student Council Jon Heath National Honor Society Laureat Staff Greg Henderson 1 Jeff Henderson 1 National Honor Club Joe Heuston Medical Club Cheryl Hicks National Honor Society, President of Surfs, Pep Club Jana Hicks National Honor Society, Gamma Sigma, Secretary of Masque and Gavel Society, International Club, Medical Sue Hicks Pep Club, Senior Davie Higbee Pep Club, TAC Lucina Hill FTA Weston Hill Class Play Committee Sarah Hines Lee Hoalst Jeannine Hobson Gamma Sigma, Pep Club, Spanish Club Lou Ann Holbert Pep Club Glenda Holland National Honor Society, Gamma Gavel, Lead in Senior Class Play Meg Holmgren Cheerleader, Letterman's Club Pam Hulsman Pep Club, Surfs, Medical Club Linda Humphrey Red Cross, Laureate Staff projects sponsored by seniors After Soho arship plays an important role, Jan Humphreys Pep Club, Red Cross Cathy Hunstein National Honor Society, Gamma Sigma, Pep Club Nick Hunter National Honor Society, Interact, Student Council Kathy Jackson lntercity Student Council Representative, Pep Club Dave Jacobsen President of National Honor Society, Senior Board, In teract Guncla Jacobsen Laureate Staff, TAC, Pep Club Pete Jacobsen Pat Jenkins Vice-President of Gamma Sigma, Medical Club, Pep Club Jayme Johnson National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Student Council Alternate Mark Johnson Letterman's Club Shirley Johnson Pep Club Steve Johnson Marching Band Pat Jones Student Council, National Honor Society, Treasurer of Interact Kenneth Keene Marilyn Keller Pep Club, TAC, International Club Ann Kelley Social Chairman of Gamma Sigma, National Honor Society, Business Manager of Yearbook ill Kendall renda Kennedy Pep Club, Surfs illaryann Kennett Senior Class Play, Pep Club .inda King FTA, Pep Club Sharon King Pep Club 'eri Kinnear Surfs, Pep Club Dennis Kirby lay Klammer Pep Club, Senior Class Play Committee, School Life Staff Greg Knutzen Varsity Athletics Beth Kuper Gamma Sigma, Masque and Gavel, International Club Don LaGrone Student Council, Latin Club, Let- terman's Club -larold Langdon Spanish Club, Letterman's Club Iindy Lawrence Student Council, Treasurer of Pep Club, Gamma Sigma l'erry LaZar 'aul LeCrone Dennis Lee :het Lenik Medical Club, Letterman's Club Javene Looney Cheerleader Co-Captain, Senior Board, Gamma Sigma Nlancy Love Senior Class Play, Masque and- Gavel lim Lummus National Honor Society without dominating their lives. A cheerful and friendly attitude was maintained throughout Senior Play ticket sales campaign. John Ericsson, David Wadley, Ann Collings, Bob Dry. Spmted semors cheer Chargers on Joanne Lynch Pep Club, Gamma Sigma Se retary of French Club Marilyn Mach Virginia Mahnke Charlene Manley Pep Club, Gamma Sigma tional Honor Society Carolyn Marlin Pep Club Pam Martin Charlene May Pep Club Bob McAllisTer Le'rterman's Club Hollis McBrycle Karalee McClure Pep Club, National Honor S1 ciety Janie McCorkle Pep Club Elaine McCoy Phyllis McDaniel Pep Club John McGinnis Red Cross, Lef1erman's Club Bruce McNeill Jarfet McNeill Pep Club Judy Merryman Yearbook Staff, Student Coun cil Kent Miller Lefterman's Club Dennis Moore Jeff Moore Spanish Club, Letterman's Club National Honor Sociely Karen Morgan Medical Club, Pep Club, TAC ick Morgan onna Moritz President of Pep Club, Secretary of National Honor Society, Editor of Yearbook Busan Morris National Honor Society Mardana Moss Pep Club, French Club David Murphy ' Letterman's Club Vicki Muse Senior Board Phil Naifeh Bill Nance Treasurer of Medical Club, Letterman's Club, National Honor Society Candy Neerman TAC, National Honor Society Bill Neff National Honor Society Mary Nelson Pep Club, Gamma Sigma, National Honor Society Van Nowlin Student Council, Senior Board, National Honor Society Diane O'Dell Pep Club, French Club Mike O'Donnell Senior Class Play Tom O'Donnell Medical Club to Conference title in football. M-I-G-H-T-Y M-I-T-E-S!! Donna Moritz, Pep Club President, displays true leadership abilities as King Cole in Memorial's first pep assembly of the year. Seniors take the lead in many Patti Oertle Secretary of Senior Class, Gamma Sigma, Yearbook Staff Jan Olin Treasurer of French Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society David Palm Letterman's Club Bob Pappano John Paxton letterman's Club Bill Peacher Letterrnan's Club Ann Perkins Pep Club fa nz. fm- Philip Perry Robert Perry Scott Petty Senior Board Kent Petzold Band, Spanish Club Carl Pieper National Honor Society Betsy Pitcock Pep Club, FHA David Pollack Interact, National Honor Society, President of Latin Club Pat Poole Student Council, Band Ann Puckett Pep Club, Senior Board Alternate - f, . .121 -. 2,1 lenna Rainey Pep Club Bruce Redus Letterman's Club Bandy Reinheardt Pep Club, FHA Bob Reser Laureate Staff, Red ior Class Play David Rice Band lhonda Richards Red Cross, Medical Club, Pep N Club Jlike Richardson Jon Ridenhour Sreg Ridge Letterman's Club, Interact Zathy Risner Gamma Sigma, Senior Class Play Committee, National Honor Society Glenn Ritterbusch Carol Rodgers Cross, Sen- President of Gamma Sigma, Treasurer of Student Council, National Honor Society Carrie Rosenstein lom Rubey Medical Club, Latin Club, Math Club Vlaurice Sawvel layne Schwerzel Medical Club, Pe .arry Sevit Letterman'5 Club llleredith Shank Pep Club Robert Shipman Letterman's Club Eric Shoaff p Club activities serving the school. xagfegffrszrwsssf. 'lzffefffffisgrswrs W Mcierziiffwfgs - :effigy fa F luv Gamma Sigma members, Robin Fightmaster and Patti Oertle, serve Mrs. Smith at the Student Council Faculty Breakfast. 24 'B 3 3 is 5 2 65 Semors are the last of the Philip Shore Gary Siftar Linda Sigle Senior Class Play, Secretary ol Masque and Gavel, Studeni council Erich Sippel Senior Class Play, Masque and Gavel Barbie Slagle Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Student Council Max Slifer School Life Staff Joe Small Dianne Smarr Bill Smith Diana Smith Pep Club, Medical Club Donna Smith Pep Club, Medical Club Elaine Smith Pep Club, FHA, TAC Frank Smith Student Council, President of Red Cross, Letterman's Club Janet Smith Jerry Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Pep Club George Somers Lc-tterman's Club Chris Spalding Pep Club Linda Spann Pep Club, Spanish Club ob Specht Lette:-rman's Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Student Council Alternate amey Spurlock Pep Club, French Club iregg Stevenson arold Stewart Interact, Vice-Presiden Honor Society teve Stroud pd Sunderland 1 Letterman's Club truce Taliaferro School Lite Staff, arry Tarpley Xlan Taylor National Honor Society, President of Band ituart Templeman Eichard Thayer National Merit Semifinalist, National Honor Society cott Thompson Gayle Thorne Senior Class Play, ichard Tilford harlene Truman Pep Club, Medical Club teve Tuttle Varsity Athletics, School Life Staff t of Le-tterman's Club, National Letterman's Club, Medical Club Red Cross, Laureate Staff true pioneers of Memorial to-S1 f- f m - , -H4,5-,aff,-jy,,nm:f,-wtfr megs I - - T -I , ,- sf ge 1, Q if ig maxi, ggfkkgmf ggi? ies? kg ,VAf, ,r-., wir WM, auf: +1 A . 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V, . . ,, , -1- C. ..AV kk--,V,, ,V.h i T 7 Q, a I 1 x ca. f - ff 5231 at f , -4 if 'IL . 1 , ,,. .1 .. mimi' ewawza. 'Ti is. X m fgggeigar-'fl 565:42 . M XX i' , ,' , ,Q , X' iw .. ., . ,, A. Don't leave me, George! l was only pulling your leg, begs Robin Fightmaster of George Daniel. A dignified pose? How's this? asks Cindy Lawrence. And they set shining examples for Ann Tyer Pep Club Susie Underwood Pep Club, Senior Board Nancy Upton Carol Vance Pep Club Irene Vardernan David Wadley Social Chairman of Senior Class Cheryl Walker Surfs, Pep Club, Medical Club Larry Walker Band, Spanish Club, National Honor Society Ron Walker President of Medical Club, Vice-President of Interact Treasurer of National Honor Society Sue Wall Darrell Walters Jackie Warfield Pep Club Jim Weaver Senior Board, Treasurer of Letterman's Club Kathy Weltsch Treasurer of Gamma Sigma, National Honor Society Secretary of Red Cross John Wheeler Varsity Athletics Sharline Wilcox Pep Club, Medical Club Jim Williams Mary Williams Pep Club Larry Willits Rick Wilson Austin Winther Student Council, Band, National Honor Society Ken Wintory Letterman's Club Donna Wise TAC, Pep Club, National Honor Society Harry Wood Letterrnan's Club, Senior Board Alternate Richard Wood Letterman's Club, Medical Club, Student Council Al ternate Lloyd Woodall National Honor Society Margo Wooden Pep Club, TAC, FHA Margaret Wyatt Student Council, Surfs Robert Yaap Senior Board, Interact, President of Letterman's Club Sherry Yeargain Pep Club, FTA, National Honor Society Gay Youtsey Senior Board Alternate, Pep Club, Spanish Club Claudia Zeligson Pep Club, French Club, National Honor Society le ' ., ly ' all who follow their footsteps i Judy Zumwalt Pep Club Miss Memorial, you're a picture of beauty, Of loveliness beyond compare . . . John Favell and Janet Aaronson, Wg t E 53 l . twat in f-:,, fi ii 4 15,5 '. . L it t AK 211 Q S Yi 1, ' s Wm xv Junior Class Officers Brad Jones, Treasurerg Jim Newton, Vice'Presidenfg Jim Garol, Social Chairmang Nancy Vaughn, Secretaryg Robert Walker, Presideni u1 M 1 K fi ,.4v't49' Standing: Mike Noland, Paul Sala, Dean Borden, Rick Wheeler, Don Chalmers, Richard Hall, Dennis O'Brien, Zurn Johnson, Nancy Caldwell, Judy Sikes, Cynthia James, Adonna Morgan. Seated: Brad Jones, Jim Garol, Robert Walker, Nancy Vaughn, Jim Newton. Junior Board Board member Mike Noland escorts Junior Attendant Nancy Vaughn down the aisle in the Miss Memorial II Pageant. All right, you guys, 'home room 204 cover The office, the rest of the school take Mr. Lewis, if you can calch him. J umorf Mike Abraham Boois Adams Craig Allen Karen Anderson Sharon Anderson Kay Andrews Drew Bagot Susie Balyeai Bob Banes Bill Bangs Louis Barbara Karen Barrier Mike Barileii Nona Barton Fairh Bafes Laura Beal Waiona Beam Jim Beeman Denise Berry James Berry Sandra Beiis Wilma Biggs James Billings Larry Birch Gail Birkes Ken Birkes David Blackwell Judy Blanco Renie Blanton Paul Blevins Barbara Bonhardf Dean Borden Chris Bourne Dana Bousam Molly Bowlin Jerry Boyd Joe BoydsTon James Braden Greg Bradshaw Carolyn Brady Louise Brady Rex Braeuiigam Hal Brainerd Linda Breiz take active parts in class Mary Lynn Brown Terrel Brown Mike Broyles John Buchan Robert Bunker Scott Burke Debbie Burnett Gloria Burnett Sharon Burnett Frank Butler Jennith Buzzard Nancy Caldwell Beverly Callahan Stephen Campbell Robbye Carpenter Carol Carter Len Carter Don Chalmers Cathy Chestnut Linda Clark Connie Clawson Delynn Clay Richy Clifton Judy Coats Janet Coenen Jerry Coghill Gary Coker Bob Collier Mike Cook Kathy Cooper Stewart Cornwell Gene Cotner George Craig Kathy Cruce Phyllis Culp Diana Cundiff Jerry Cupps Bill Dabney Tanna Dailey Mike Daley Karen Dance Cathy Daniel Phil Day Carol Delozier David Dennis Bud Decker Janice DuFour Buddy Duncan Roger Duncan .,'lNqvv We Jill Dunzweiler Don Dupree Nancy Durham David Durrett Steve Earl Cathy Eaton Jack Edmiston Larry Ellis Lu Ellis Melanie Ernpey Mike Eubanks Mike Evans Robert Ewing Tony Farguhar Janice Ferguson Jill File Dale Fisher David Foster Fran Foster Dennis Frampton Libby Frantz Janice Frey Leslie Frizzell Tom Frohlich Kathy Gardner Georgia Garms Jim Garol Saundra Garrison Martha Gatchell Rod Germany Dorothy Gerould Teresa Gibbons Tom Gilmer Marrill Givens Linda Goen Marquita Goldsmith Howard Golden Beth Green Phil Green John Greer Frank Gregory Larry Grider Diane Griffin Karen Groothousen alsc oost spirit for football season. Bob Guthrie Jody Haley Kathy Haley Richard Hall Jody Hamilton Penny Hammond Bill Hamner Mike Hamner David Hardin Joan Harrell David Harrison Sherry Haskin Marilyn Hatfield Susan Hatfield Larry Hay Ann Hayes Mark Heaver Dean Hendricks Jack Hermanstorfer Ronnie Hervvig Larry Hess Eleanor Hill Carol Hobson Janice Hobson Perry Hood Karen Hoss Don Howard Suzie Hudson Charlo Hughes John Hull Jett Hunt Michele Hunter Pam Hupp Jill Jacobs Karl Jacobsen Cynthia James John Jernigan Charles Johnson Don Johnson Jan Johnson Susan Johnson Susan Johnson Zurn Johnson Robert Jolly Beverly Jones Janet Jones Kathy Jones Brad Jones Bob Jones MV f, ,J 2 I :iff f,-y.,.,aw,.., ' ' -f-Wife - Y V 7 ,, M, 'fl BOyd's Buffaloes enioy a chicken dinner rm, , f -' ,E . L r wh wfwzssm- W .W before the Edison game. fl- AA. li J 1 V l A' if f,', i ' r I K 'f + ' J' ' it J iii m e L L W, we ,,.. L. L, L L rrss tg, N,,,,, , x,,V,- i r: N 4,7 I W ,frr ,,m,wE,,W,..n ,T ,W ,,,,,, LH ,, i v if J 3 if al . ll M 32' 'H ' ' ,fo if? L. ii' 4'5.ii3' ,fi , ., K , ,,v: 75 55 2 L U , .,..,.,, . ' H1 ,, -' 4' , .Tumors Judy Kaderli Charles Keithline Mike Kelliher David Kennedy Karen Kennon Nancy Kirkland Margaret Kishner Tim Kloer Roberta Knott Linda Koerner George Kuykendall Donald Ketzkus Judy Larn Bill Lamb Terry Laughlin Mike Lawrence James Lein Randy Levin Doris Lewis Cathy Linihan Celeste Loucks Larry Lunger John Lynde Joe Mach David Mackey Melissa Maddin Benny Maier Craig Manley Dianna Maple Brenda 'Martin Gwen Martin Varene Martin Paul Mason Penny Mason Nadine Mathis David Mauritson Mike Maxwell Sandra Mayfield Jean McAskill Charles McBrayer Jan McCaslin Linda McClellan Linda McClendon Mike McCoy roduce c'Light Up the Sk . Sally McCoy Bruce McDermott Mike McKenzie Larry McMenamy Maureen McNulty David Meagher Howard Medearis Marilyn Miller Barbara Mills Bob Mitchell John Moates Cindy Mohr Tom Molder Bill Montgomery Adonna Morgan Houston Mount Mary Moyer Benny Mulkey Larry Myers Loree Nance Jim Nelson Wanette Nelson Jim Newton Larry Newton Cindy lNinde Linda Nolan Mike Noland Diane Norman Cynthia Norton Dennis O'Brien John Ockentels Sharon O'Dell Kathy O'Hara Sara Oldham Judy Oliver Carolyn Osko Ben Overton Martha Owens Lynn Pardee Terry Parker Jan Parrish Nancy Patterson Mark Patton Scotty Peters John Phenicie Janna Pipkin John Phillips Diane Poppenhouse David Porter -M1551 , 've iii ' M J, H QI - And We prepare for final year. Mary Jo Porter Terri Porter Marsha Potter Marcia Pratt Steve Pringle Marilyn Procter Rebecca Pyles Victor Rabon Lynn Ragsdale Darrell Rambo Lynda Rauser Bill Reynolds Harold Reed Susan Reed Tom Reser Mashell Retherford Ralph Richardson Tom Rinkel Cathy Roberts Richard Roberts Diane Robertson Kay Sadler Delia Saied Paul Sala Jane Saxby Nick Schneider Cathey Schreiber Gail Schwamb Jane Scisson Peggie Scott Charles Sebesta Lynn Semlce John Sethney David Sharp Mindy Sheldon Cathy Sherack Sydnee Shortridge Jane Sikes Judy Sikes Larry Sims Sondra Singer Mary Sippel Dianna Smith Jerry Smith Karen Smith Stephen Smith Stephen Smith Steve Smith Sylvia Smith Arlie Snovv Reggie Sohn Larry Spencer James Staats Ronnie Stafford Nancy Stambaugh Bill Standeter Jim Stevenson Frank Stickle Tommy Sullivan Ann Taliaterro Linda Taylor Tonita Taylor Jim Tharel Frances Tibbens Gregg Tracy Mary Vaananen Bobby Van Fleet Bill Vardeman Nancy Vaughn Sara Vaughn Cheryl Walker Deborah Walker Donna Walker Jan Walker Joe Walker Mike Walker Robert Walker Pam Wallace Charles Ward Steve Ward Valerie Warde Sharon Warren Mark Wattman Keith Weaver Ken Weaver Becky Weeks J. R. Weinheimer Jim Wheeler Rick Wheeler Sandra White Paula Whiteside Nancy Whyte Carolyn Wier Kathy Wilcox Bill Wilkins Paul D. Williams Paul R. Williams Cynthia Wilson Dave Wilson Steve Wilson Carolyn York Joy Youtsey Richard Zoblotsky ,fm L. ,,.... Sophomore Class Officers as sk LeAnne Turner, Treasurerg Margie Ratcliffe, Vice Presidenff Jan Lawrence, Secretaryg Judy Knippa, Social Chairmang Bob Berry, President. Seated: LeAnne Turner, Mariorie Ratcliffe, Bob Berry, Jan Lawrence, Judy Knippa. Left to right: Clyde Robinson, Judy Siler, Ken Jacobson, Candi Waggener, Steve Crosby, Jeff Evans, Reg Rowe, Kerry Anderson Glenn Young, Dianne Petty, John Sulton, Jann Douglas. Sophomore Board Sam Routh promotes ticket sales for Sophomore Folk Concert. Sophomores sponsor No you cant go flirt with that other boy Debby Lawrence proclaims Steve Tony Aaronson Chris Adams Dennis Allen Phyllis Alltorx Belynda Anderson Kerry Anderson Karen Andrako Bob Applegate Bob Arms Sandy Arnold Don Atkins Sherry Atkinson Howie Backus Pam Baldwin Mike Banes Mary Barbara Rickie Barr Hank Barton Bonnie Bauer Tommy Bauer Norman Baxter Carol Beaver Jim Beavers Steve Bell Sammy Beller Willard Berman Bob Berry Betsy Best John Bitner Johnny Bolin Bob Boswell Chris Botz Charles Brannon Donnie Bringaze Rita Brooks Andrew Brunson Jim Buchan David Buck Peggy Burnett Steve Burris Gary Burton Linda Byers Jim Byfield Mary Byrd Judy Calhoun Jim Callahan Mike Callahan Lynnette Calloway Greg Calloway Colleen Cardwell Phil Carman Gary Carver Jbn Caughron Steve Chandler Jerry Cheek Nita Claybourne Margaret Clayton Mike Clouser Gary Coday King Cole larry Collings Jayne Collins Jeanne Collins Linda Comer Mike Comfort John Conine Connie Conley Kirk Cook Patti Coon Linda Cotner Richard Cox Jim Craig Douglas Crane Peggy Crawford Steve Crosby Daryl Crouch Robert Crowe Deborah Dailey Bruce Daniels John Danne Barry Davis Jed Day Doug Deaton Mardeen Deer Chris DeLacy Don Detien Cindy Devine Linda Dickenson Sandra Dill Norma Dillard Steve Dismuke Jim Dochney Doug Dodd Ted Dodgen Linda Dodson Vicki Doerner Kenny Dose Jann Douglas sensational Sing-a-long Matthew, Mark, and Penelope constitute the Lowland Three. Sophomores support Sophomore s Welcoming Dance?! Joyce Dovey Tom Drisko Bill Dunbar Charlie Duncan Ann Dyer Jeannie Eatman Nyla Eaton Terry Edwards Bob Eichhorn Bruce Ellis Deanna Ellsworth Elaine Elsloo Donna Emery Justine Enochs Philip Erickson Kathy Eulert Jeff Evans Nancy Evans Wayne Evans Larry Farquhar Janis Favell Cidney Fee John Fielder Halsey Fischer Barbara Fisher Teresa Fite Ann Fleeger Ann Foster Pam Foster Barbara Fowler Chris Fowler Mike Fowler Richard Frank Priscella Franklin Linda Galbraith Bill Gale Gayle Garms Leeda Garrison Cathy Gilmer Ruthie Gibbs Stephen Gilstrap linda Givens Becky Glass Larry Godwin Becky Goen Tom Goye Paula Hageman Wayne Hall Susan Hamaker Elden Hampton Marsha Hancock Janet Hansen Mike Harper Jan Hart Elaine Hashagen Carol Havlick John Havlick John Hayworth Bill Henderson Bill Hendricks Jan Hendrickson David Herrington Mary Herrington Mike Hess Walter Highfill Bill Hoalst Doug Hollabaugh Jeff Holland Vicki Hood Richard Hopkins Cheryl Horst Meryl Horst Ann Howard Carol Hutchinson Edith Irons Kenneth Jacobsen Neville Jeffress Barbara Jelks Lynne Jenkins Debbie Johnson Paula Johnson Sidney Johnson David Jolly Bob Jones Julie Jones Rob Jones Randy Judd Nancy Kemm Martha Kennett Nikki Kerbel Joyce Kerns Kandi Kerr Jack King Jane King Karen King Ann Kinser Andrea Kirby Sam Kirk school standards I dont mind bringing an apple to the teacher but peling is rldicuous' says Mary Lunsford Sophomores size Gee Larry they almost feel real! Gayle Garms Larry Davis and MaryAnn Lunsa Tom Kishner Judy Knippa Jay Lynn Koerner Bill Kulsurd Barbara Lackner Brint Lang Margaret Langley Gregg Larson Debbie Lawrence Jan Lawrence Rick Lawrence Mike Lawton Larry Lechlider Doug Lee Janet Lee Wayne Lehman Jeannie Lively Sandee Locasso Debbie Lohmann Linda Looney Janet Love Bob Lowder Linda Lucas Jeannie Lunger Mary Ann Lunsford Steve MacArthur Margaret Mach Laurel Malowney Kurt Mangels Dolores Mann Beverly Maple Larry Marshak Terry Mathis Lynda Matthews Roger Mattox John McAskill Shauna McClure Janelle McCoy Brian McCracken Sterling McDonald Kathy McEwen Jim McGehee James Mclntyre Pamela McLane Mike McNulty Brad Messer Karen Miltz Jaye Mitchell Alice Moffatt up. Jane Moore Richard Moore Barbara Morgan David Myers Glenna Myers Jim Nance Ann Needham Teresa Neel Sue Neff Sandra Nelson Katie Nielsen Donna Noland Terry Nostrand Rick Novvlin Pam Ohlrich Gayle O'Neal Herbie Orr Nancy Palm Marsha Park Guylene Pate Jane Patterson Steve Patterson Paula Pendleton Dianne Petty Mary Pilfold Mark Pimsler Kerry Pipkin Terry Pipkin David Plummer Ken Potter Kathy Powell David Pyles Jo Rabon Bill Ralston Kathy Ramsey Marjie Ratcliffe Jerry Rauch Ron Reeves Bob Reid Jackie Reinke DeAnn Reynolds Robert Reynolds Kip Richards Linda Richards Danny Richardson Suzan Rickard Nancy Ridenhour Charles Roberts Steve Roberts so histi M A , ,Q 'inf x K ,. ay ,gi yi -sr- J ' , wow f-f.. 'Y W -.asii I f I 'ti -Bmw J 'lt .J , , 5 we A t s 'U , V ang? 1 af s M .rw 'fn -4 Ai E4 is Q X 'nerd ti f tiff .1 ' ..l. 2. ,..,..... , if r W , , HN U -, J 1-J if A J ' ,. M.. 'J ' 3'5 A m a M M I I , ff N ff . i M .- 'I .fi V 1 W KH 4 Q 4- , A - . ,.g ' --5 41 ii, . -M . . 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Sophomore squad sees a promising season Steve Roberts Clyde Robinson Betty Roelofson Bari Rollins Patty Roper Diane Rose Mike Rosenstein Debbie Ross Bill Rothrqpk Sam Routh Reg Rowe Mike Rummerfield Roger Rutz Janey Sandler Greg Schad Raymond Schenck Judy Scisson Mary Seal Tina Seegren Susan Self Frank Sellfneyer Paula Sewell Ann Shafer Pam Shaffer Darlene Shank Gordon Shelton Frank Sherack Molly Shipman Sally Shoaff Susie Shoaff Cindy Shriver Steve Sicking Dave Sight Judy Siler Carole Sisney Mike Skaistis Steve Skinner Steve Slifer Nancy Small David Smith Donna Smith Eddie Smith Ira Smith Gary Smith Patty Smith Janis Snively Dick Spears Margery Specht Corry Spoof Allen Stark Dennis Steele Judith Stevenson Darrell Stewart Katy Stickle Caryn Stoermer David Stone Carol Stortz Marna Street Karen Sullivan Rick Sullivan John Sulton David Summers David Sumner Steve Suttle Jody Sweetin Robette Taylor Shirley Taylor Mike Thayer Gwen Templeman Phil Tholen Jim Thomas Randy Thomas Bryan Thompson Carol Thompson Fred Thompson Ronnie Thompson Steve Thorpe Mark Tomer Bill Townsend Chris Travis Glenda Trent Teresa Trower Craig Tulob Jana Tufner LeAnne Turner Mary Turnquist Gary Van Fleet Candy Waggener John Wagner David Walden Gary Walker Sheri Walker Tom Wallace William Wallace Anne Walton Les Ward Patsy Warfield Karen Warts Bob Weger Cecile Wertz David West Mark Westerrnan Sharon Wetzel Jamie Whatley Brenda Williams Larry Williamson Herbert Wise Rick Wooden Warner Woods Bob Woollen Sandra Wright Arthur Wyatt Jackie Yeargain Glenn Young IN MEMORIAM Robert Alan Martin January 3, 1949 -December 9, 1964 M., mu 33' This has been a CGCBSH Pr Q 2 5 E 5 E 1 2 5 X 3 E 5 entation I 1965 TAPS STAFF STUDENT LIFE: Robin Fightmaster Stan Brown FACULTY ADVISOR: Miss Carlene Clancy EDITOR: Donna Moritz BUSINESS MANAGER: Ann Kelley SPORTS: Rod Hatchett Larry Davis ORGANIZATIONS: Emily Fruge Judy Merryman SOPHOMORE CLASS: Kathy Weltsch JUNIOR CLASS: Dennis O'Brien SENIOR CLASS: Patti Oertle FACULTY: Marie Dillon ELITE: Barbie Slagle Aclonna Morgan PHOTOGRAPHER: George Daniels ART EDITOR: Linda Fisher Picture taken by David Amelon, Yearbook photographer. l5I Sm A IK lim Cl IL-IL F-,yr we fl +. 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