Northeast High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

A name familiar to all Nor’easters is that of Mr. Arthur O. Kresse, a fac- ulty member with a sincere interest in Northeast and her activities. During his twenty-six years at Thou Dear, Mr. Kresse has trained many students in both English and Latin. We shall always remember Mr. Kresse best, however, for his service as advisor to the Nor’easter stalT. From 1944 until 1958, Mr. Kresse worked diligently and unselfishly so that Northeast students would always have a superior yearbook of which they could be proud. Thus, for his loyal service and con- structive guidance, it is to Mr. A. O. Kresse that we humbly dedicate this 1959 NOR'EASTER PUBLISHED BY THE NOR'EASTER STAFF NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL VOL. XLV KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI EDITOR KENT HUNTER ADVISER JAMES N. DRAKE 2 ADMINISTRATION MR. M. WAYNE McKANNA Principal Northeast is extremely fortunate in having as its administrator a man such as Mr. McKanna, whose interest in and knowledge of all phases of Northeast life make him well-qualified to cope with those many little (and big) problems that are somehow continually arising. Through his efforts, Northeast students were given the opportunity to join with those of Glcnnon High School in forming a Northeast Youth Community Council which, in turn, set up a Northeast Youth Traffic Court. Mr. McKanna enjoys gardening, woodwork, traveling, and of course all sports activities in which the talents of Northeast’s superb athletes are demonstrated. Because of his wise assistance in their problems, his sincere interest in their achievements, and his loyal support of their activities, the Nor’easters join in ex- pressing to Mr. M. Wayne McKanna a big, hearty “Thanks!” 6 MR. E. A. MARKEY Vice Principal This year has been an unusually successful one for Northeast, athletically, so- cially, and scholastically. One man who has done a great deal to push I hou Dear to that success is Mr. E. A. Markey, in this, his first year as her Vice Principal. Mr. Markey completed his Bachelor of Science degree at Central Missouri State College and his Master of Arts at the University of Iowa. From 1937 to 1956. he coached the Northeast varsity football team to many victories, and under his lead- ership, they achieved seven city championships. He left Northeast in 1956 to assume the job of Consultant of Boys’ Physical Education for the Kansas City High Schools. Mr. Markey’s strong interest in sports is demonstrated by his selection of hobbies, for he enjoys fishing and is a spectator at many football, basketball, and track events. With a sincere concern for his'school and capabilities extending into many fields. Mr. E. A. Markey has gained the admiration and respect of all Northeast Vikings. 7 MR. 8AM PASSIGLIA That friendly, smiling face so familiar to all Northeast students belongs to the sopho- more and senior counselor, Mr. Sam Pas- siglia. His cheerful personality and keen sense of humor has won for him many friends. Assisting with enrollment, selecting pupils for special classes and activities, test- ing for scholarships, and counseling students about college are only a few of the many duties which are his. MRS. AGNES WENDEL After only two years at Northeast, Mrs. Agnes VVendel, has become a vital part of our school life. Though she has many re- sponsibilities to keep her busy, the Fresh- men and Juniors always find her ready to listen to their problems and lend helpful advice. In her own words — “I’m proud to be one of the members of the faculty.” 8 FACULTY AH the knowledge, skill, art and science that we use and revere, up to Einstein’s formulas linking matter and energy, are merely the repetition and extension of a basic principle. This extention, however, does not take place by itself, but must be preceded by slow and painful teaching; just as the ability to run must always follow tedious lessons on how to walk. There was once a time, no doubt, when even Mr. Einstein wasn’t quite sure of the product of eight times nine. No man can say of another: “I educated him;” but it is a proud thing to say: “I taught him.” Education must come from within, yet it is often the result of the teaching he has had. Experts in their special fields, teachers provide a reservoir of knowledge from which interested students may draw in order that they might be- come experts, too. The Dramatics instructors, for example, are busy training the young men and women who will be tomorrow’s celebrated producers, di- rectors, and performers. Vivian McCaffrey Speech Betty Suer Speech, English Speech Arts Club Mary Jane Berger French, Spanish French and Spanish Clubs Martha King Latin Latin Club Our language teachers lend a cosmopolitan air to the school as they teach the basic Latin language and the very popular French and Spanish languages. 9 Spencer Bayley Mathematics Paul Dean Goodman Mathematics “B” Team Football Marvin Kintz Mathematics Isabel McClure Mathematics National Honor Society Calvin Nelson Mathematics, Science Frances Pickens Mathematics Pythagoriis and his theorem, so the mathematics teach- ers have found, had nothing on the brilliant, inventive minds of our Northeast mathematicians. Harry Bianco Band, Orchestra Martha Lee Cain Vocal Music Treble Clef Violet Clausen Vocal Music ACappella The Philharmonic and Metropolitan Opera stars of tomorrow receive valuable training from the members of the Music Department. Margaret Flagg Accompanist Lucille Haddock Accompanist Robert Browne Future Pulitzer prize winners are instructed by the illus- Aileen leveUnd tr ous members of our fine English Department. English Delta Literary Society Cosette Davis English Pep Club Thomas Ditmars English MathematicsyCourier James N. Drake English Nor easier Adviser Isabel Gilmore English Paul Kavanaugh English, Civics Nancy Kienle English, Spanish Alpha Literary Society “B” Team Cheerleaders Arthur O. Kresse English Melvin Reeves English Lowell Stafford English, Junior Class Robert Swoboda English Frank Bcvans History Jack Cox Civics Sam Doutt History, Civics Team Basketball William Evans Family Living Charles Huhn Civics, Human Science Basketball Ethel Madick History Catherine Neumann History William Polk History, Psychology NoPeaster Photographer Ivor Reese History Lucille Shepard Careers Ruth Thompson History Theta Literary Society Preparation for the responsibilities and opportunities of the future is gained from those successful citizens, the Social Sci- ence teachers. Lucille Cornelius The faculty and student body alike are proud of ma Jane2Hughes tllc caPablc sta members who keep things running smoothly around Thou Dear. Emma Health Center Joseph H. Jennings Engineer, Custodian Edna Johannabcr Librarian Vina Rathbun Matron The first human beings to reach the moon will undoubt- dely he graduates of Thou Dear, trained by our expert Sci- ence teachers. George Calvert Chemistry Senior Class D. L. Deniston Science Athletics Director Katherine Rising Science Clio Literary Societ Allen Whisamore Science Dwight Adcock Science Ellis B. Babbit Science Anabcllc Bailey Commerce Madalin Clough Commerce Genevieve Comer Commerce, Civics Betty McMillin Commerce Glen Redford Commerce Society of Debate Howard Ross Commerce Central Treasurer The practical aspects of the business world are taught by our six efficient instructors of Commerce. Northeast’s ViQueens learn many tricks to the trade of cook- ing, sewing, and homemaking from the teachers of Domestic Arts. Lucille Jams Homemaking Margaret Stark Homemaking Doris Tamanaha Homemaking Sgt. Kenneth Brewer R.O.T.C. SFC Donald Scott R.O.T.C. Our country’s future will be safeguarded by boys trained in R.O.T.C. ■ Budding Rembrandts, Renoirs, and Picassos receive essential background work from North- east’s three instructors of art. Charlotte Cannon: Art; Junior Red Cross Cyril Directo: Art; Art Club Lena Trujillo: Art Cliff Abel Boys’ Physical Education T rack Marilyn Deistcr Girls’ Physical Education Seal Club, Majorettes “Vim, vigor, and vitality” is displayed by both teacher and pupil in the Physical Education classes. Kenneth Hawthorne Boys’ Physical Education Football Genevieve Jones Girls’ Physical Education Lou Jean Moyer Girl’s Physical Education Olympic Club Cheerleaders Ruth Sheffner Physical Education Accompanist Richard Brown Metals Merle Engle Drafting Chalmers Harris Printing Richard Partridge Radio and Electric Shop Clifford Sims Metals Practical handicrafts arc learned in the Industrial Arts Department. Ernest Wallin Radio and Electric Shop Assistant Football and Track Coach Wallace Zakula Woodwork Jackson Larabcc C.O.E. Student Council Adviser An opportunity to begin work in their chosen voca- tion is given through the C.O.E. program. Strong and steady nerves are a “must” for the brave Drivers Education teachers. Alva Baker Drivers Education David Becker Drivers Education Through our teachers, we gain the knowledge, ability, and experience which will enable us to live wisely and usefully. I hey instill in us the desire to learn all we can, not for the sake of knowledge alone, but for the purpose of creating meaningful, contributive lives. It is their wish, and ours, that what is now so often said of them may someday be said of us — that wherever they are is a better place because they are there. OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Doro- thy Randazzo, Mrs. Evelyn Ken- nedy, Mrs. Peggy Ramond, Mrs. Kathryn Keims. Left to right, SEATED: Mrs. Jo- seph That ker, Mrs. L. S. Brace, Mrs. Mattie Cross, Mrs. Joe Ri- gali, Mrs. H. W. Krokstrom, Mrs. Frank Laurenzana. Mrs. Clarence Carey, Mrs. Edwin Huntsman, Mrs. Tom Garrison, Mrs. Charles Rucker, Mrs. W. R. Kidwcll, Mrs. Glen Carriker, Mrs. Fred Henners, Mrs. Glen Hosman, Mrs. Emmett Anderson, Mr. M. W. McKanna, Mrs. Arthur Forney, Mrs. Wil- liam Borchardt, Mrs. J. L. Green, Mr. W Polk. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right. SEATED: Mary Toyne, Stella Brocato, Emily Organ. Mary Bechtel, Marguerite Shoemaker. Jo- sephine Batliner. Jewell Puckett. Josephine Brummel, Mar- tha Clark. STAX DING: Wilda Belt, Lena Slavens. Alice Coulson, James West, Myrtis Badger. Mabel Converse, Lucille Cornelius, Dorothy Rogers. Essie Constable, Cora Hamilton. ABSENT: Floyd Finncll. 14 UNDERCLASS JUNIORS 1959 So your Junior year is over. How did you like it? “Oh, it was no different,” you’re probably thinking. Well, let me tell you all about it. As you approached your next-to-the-last year in this merciless institution of learning, you were un- doubtedly possessed with a feeling of superiority at having achieved at last that enviable position of being a JUNIOR! But, alas! You were soon rudely awakened to the cold, hard reality of your highly inferior state, as a proud Senior gave you a shove, “Out of the way, Junior!” Then, as you had almost resigned yourself to the fact that you must exist as an underdog for one more year, things began to pick up. You noticed for the first time the absurd immaturity of Fresh- men and Sophomores. You enjoyed more frequent informal chats with your teachers. You elected Class Officers, ordered your Senior rings, and en- joyed that special night of the Junior-Senior Prom. The tears you shed for your graduating friends, however, were only a farce; for deep down inside you were chuckling, wondering what it would be like to say, “Out of the way, Junior!” 16 -------------------------- Walt Zubcr President Dick Shores Vice President Linda Stamper Giftorian Janice Clevenger Secretary V. FIRST ROW: Porfinia Ojeda, Effie Hutson, Virginia Keck, Judith Hurst, Georgia Stumpf, Beth Kirk, Della Harris. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Browning, Catherine Barton, Ardith Alumbaugh, Bernice House, Betty Lou Heming, Willis Humphrey, Sandra VanCompcrnollc. THIRD ROW: John Botkins, Jim Cole, Jim Passantino, Charles Irwin, Joseph Charles Picinto, Jean Wansing, Joyce Enycart, Janice Dcshazcr. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Henry, Don Smith, Robert Holloway, Donald McNutt, Larry Young, Bill Sampson, Jim Jura. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Betty Cress, Vicky Widcner, Toby Matranga, Darlene Munholland. Donna Lammers, Betty Miller, Marilyn Cleland. SECOND ROW: Sandra Sander, Anne Yocum, Alice Carver, Sandra Bickel, Marretta Green, Judy Simpson, Barbara Fuller, Judibeth Cravens. THIRD ROW: Fred Price, George Wisdom, Charles Lee, Ronald Hurst, Jesse Arredondo. Charles Shea, Harold Watson. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Werlledgc, Gail Banner, Garry Millman, Joe Mesh, Allen Hunt, Ronald Garrison, Jerry Wayman, Bill Russell. FIRST ROW: Antoinette Curiale, Sandra Stanbro, Judy Jones, Linda Stamper, Pat Wingo, Karen Harford, Linda Greathouse. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Coe, Beverly Kimmis, Joyce Mizcr, Mary Pearson, Nonna Dice, Sail Campos, Linda Tabor. THIRD ROW: Myrna Davis, Linda Cooper, Gloria Rothrock, Harricttc Willix, Sharon Redman, Elizabeth Jones, Sandra Hamers. FOURTH ROW: Royal Messick, Mike Perscll, Charles McDonald, Leo Morales, Willie Anderson, Steve Miller, Bill Dennison. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Pat Cline, Janice Storm, Sharon Jacobs, Zandra Carr, Janice Carver, Joyce Albrecht, Beverly McBride. SECOND ROW: Lorance McKiddy, Pat Dukelow, Donna Cox, Pam Rane, Vena Smith, Joan Mitchell, Clau- dette Thompson. THIRD ROW: Frank Cochreen, Mike McClure, Gary Higdon, Everett Geil, Ronnie De Witte, Mike Manard, Kathy Newberry. FOURTH ROW: Alton Chaney, Richard Higgins, Bart Benne, Walt Zuber, Jim Empey, John Ibarra, Larry D. Blair, Gary McElmurry. FIRST ROW: Peggy Courtier, Tiffiny Vance, Mary Lee Thompson, Margaret Dethlefsen, Angeline Panzica, Helen Kuhr, Joyce Orlando. SECOND ROW: Judy Sallaz, Linda Provancc, Janice Clevenger, Kathleen Duggan, Brenda VanBcbber, Peggy Joyce DeBoever, Kara Jean Rogers. THIRD ROW: John Hawthorne, Larry M. Blair, Joe Thacker, Jim Rising, James Lyke, Jim Calef, Riley Cush- man. FOURTH ROW: Robert Vutiah, Dennis Clark, Jim Gray, Gordon Stevens, Art Lujin, Gary Manning, Bob Holladay, Ira Johnson. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Phyllis Sherrow, Karol Burkey, Joann Dilks, Marilyn Tennill, Frances Lutgen, Mary Ella Nicholas, Margaret Brogoto. SECOND ROW: Linda Eager, Leona Roberts, Ruth Brockman, Carol Thompson, Elizabeth Bro- gato, Kay Manley, Susan Pearce. THIRD ROW: Joan Albertson, Ruth Ann Harding, Rozilla Brown, Jane Dobson, Sarah Ellis, Barbara Deck, Carol Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Steve Drew, Gary Adams, Billy Harris, Ronald Roberts, Charles Fcitz, Wayne Higgins, Bobby Vest, David Caskey. FIRST ROW: Diana Cosgrove, Wilma Jean Ballancc, Sue Brown. Barbara Ericsson, Donna Dishman. Pat Copenhaver, Donna Dec Criswell. SECOND ROW: Karen McKee, Freda Medley, Pearl Battaglia, Joyce Smith, Susan Carr, Karmen Petersen, Mary Ann Fiorello. THIRD ROW: Nancy Gainbino, Patsy Poore, Sharon Kline, Jo Ann Allen, Janice Hayden, Margaret Paden, Daisy Bryson. FOURTH ROW: Judith Heimburgcr, Karen Krusor, Elaine Holtcamp, Karyle Schmidt, Judy Wilson, Lynne Hons, Judy Elrod, Rebecca Kidd. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Sharon Setzcr, Jane Stokes, Lynn Towsc, Georgia Bailey, Olivia Davis, Glenda Walker. SECOND ROW: Joe Coulson, Robert Summers, David Krokstrom, Garwin Cook, Lonnie Joe Rockford, Raymond Guerra. THIRD ROW: George Kean, Don Kimble, Dick Shores, Richard Huebner, Andrew Arredondo. FIRST ROW: Patricia Polluck, Jan Gassctt, Karin Vocllcr, Carole Lovan, Margaret Laughlin, Lynn Gann, Vivian Wallace. SECOND ROW: Judith Lusk, Harriett Myers, Joyce Blaine, Anna Jane Hunt, Sandy Organ, Shirley Hocn- shell, Rita Ann Sima. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Smiroldo, Linda Holmes, Sandra Aylor, Ed Bratton, Joe Toia, Tom Precht, Jerry Misner. FOURTH ROW: John Flahivc, Pancho Estrada, Ray Overbay, Dave Karaff, Gary Narr, Paul Hustad, Dave Gibson, Richard Irwin. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Lucille Simshcuscr, Jacklyn McFarland, JoAnna Randazzo, Linda Zink, Carol Caldarella, Carole Anderson, Janet Pursley, Mary Turner. SECOND ROW: Vendetta Hallum, Earlinc Hardman, Donna Murphy. Mar- cella Johnson, Particia Caldarella, Karen Snyder, Beverly Howard. THIRD ROW: Darlene Jones, Marilyn Walker, Virginia Storms, John Tillman, Bob Wilson, Charles Rucker, David Arnold, Bob Palmer. FOURTH ROW: B. R. Holland, Milton Miller, Larry Lee, Gordon Hadley, David Gunnels. Bill Jones, Art Allen, Denscl Wilks. SOPHOMORES - FRESHMEN “Freshmen and Sophomores, bow down!” snap the haughty Upperclassmen as they pass through the halls of Thou Dear. “Why, no one ever said that to me,” you immediately deny. Of course those were not the exact words; Upperclassmen are far too subtle for that. But did you ever notice those supercilious glances, those noses to the air? They were meant for YOU, little friend. You surely remember the scornful attitude of the Juniors and Seniors as you and your friends performed your many comical antics. Well, just between you and me, they were inwardly laughing with you, wishing they could join you in your buffoonery. They are actually very fond of you; for, after all, that’s what Upperclass- men are made of! 80PH0M0RES FIRST ROW: Barbara Jones, Madeline Montesano, Ruth Clark, Phyllis Nathans. Helen Adams, Karen Jones. SECOND ROW: Karol Jones, Dixie Dcttweiler, Melba Story, Linda Gustin, Ronald Sherpy, Mary Breckenridge. THIRD ROW: Frank Angotti, Jay Bouse, Woodrow Admire, Joe Nastasi, Stephen Stalker, Linda Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: Benny Conway, Terry Roberts, Jane Tischinski, Connie Edwards. FIRST ROW: Joanna Sturgis, Mary Jo Rigali, Patricia Kelly, Janet Alexander, Pat Willis, Anne Brooks, Carolyn Power. SECOND ROW: Vic Catalina, Carol Simpson, Karen Worrell. Carolyn Pavlccek, Nancy Atkinson. Sharon Sayers. Jo Anne Holler. THIRD ROW: Karen Brown, Earl Peek, Loren Blackwell. John Phillips, Bill Darr, Lawrense Tuso. William McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Jim Williams. George McCarty, Gerald Crawford, Mike Vaughn, Ronnie Bond, Martin Ricono, Terry Borders. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Barbara Bridgewater, Carol Parisi. Judy Jones, Stella Embrey. Linda McGowan, Nancy Mall. Donna Rohning. Judy McNally. SECOND ROW: Betty Haney, Terry Cramer, Bonnie Cobb, Beverly Swindler, Diane May. Pat Landers, Jeanette Pascuzzi, Marilyn Collins. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Forbes. Carol Garfield, Donna Kremer, Judith Jones, Alma Gillogly, Phyllis McLaughlin, Sharon Murdock. Janet Mohler. FOURTH ROW: Dominick Brogato. Mike Biondo. John Cordell, Bill Tays, Marvin Halstead. Roger Shiner. Byron Eaton, Bobby Bunce. FIRST ROW: Dixie Garcia, Barbara Boyce, Judy Davis, Karen Stanley, Eula Cowee, Judy Picked, Elizabeth Nauss. SECOND ROW: Elaine Waterman, Marty Hunt- ley, Gladys Miller, Judy Jensen, Donna Anderson, Linda Bailey, Dorothy Buckingham. THIRD ROW: Judy Doherty, Henrietta Myers, Sharon Masters, Sharon Ten- nis, Sharon L. W'hite, Glenda Michael. FOURTH ROW: Norma Tuck, Mary Sue Neal, Barbara Rose, Sandra Zaman, Linda Bumap, Glenda Goolsby. QOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Donna Allphin, Barbara Colyer, Pat Anderson, Juanita Butler, Michael Anderson, Helen Howery, Janice Burnett. SECOND ROW: Rexine Craw- ford, Christine Cushman, Stephen Brace, Janet Atkinson, Sandra Golden, Mary Ann Shumate, Charlinc Clark, Linda Iliff. THIRD ROW: Steve Saunders, Mary Kim- scy, Jim Sharp, Michael Rhea, Jim Holiman, Frank Miller. Rex Gentry, Kenneth Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Joe McQuerry, Lawrence Elledge, Bill Crockett, Larry Hedenskog, James Byrd, Noyce McGarity, William Capell. Bill Woodrow. FIRST ROW: Billie Jean Wilson, Colleen Whitson, Gloria Eberts, Sharon Beattie, Jeanne Ziegler, Sue Smith, Mary Lynn Gibson, Nancy Harbison. SECOND ROW: Gwenn Morton, Deanna Kerr, Jane Pierce, Connie Forbes, Peggy Briant, Sue Martin, Joan Moranville, Mary Ann Sauers. THIRD ROW: Larry Gorcnc, John Boyd, Doug John Richardson, Ray Cousins, Ronald Dayton, Fred L. Jones, James Holloway, John C. Moore. FOURTH ROW: Walter Cary, Terry Green, James E. Murray, Joe Groff, Benny Inzerillo, Harvey Kick, Richard Williams, Frank Tungett. S0PH0M0RE8 FIRST ROW: Paula Laurenzana, Donna Eckert, Lavona DcShazer, Roxana Lepper, Dorothy Randazzo, Janet Sue Nash, Lynn Ridley, Bonnie Simsheuser. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Grimes, Judy Adams, Judy Towse, Toni Lancaster, Sandra Cann, Betty Sampson, Dorothy Simp- son, Carolyn Macari. THIRD ROW: Michael McDaniel, Jim Paul, Larry Hoskins, Mike Huntsman, Richard G. Betz, Richard Dusky, Pat A. Umisc, Pat L. Shelton. FOURTH ROW: Dave Wood, Bob Jenkins, Jim Crane, Ronnie Anderson, Rick Venie, Jim Anderson, Kenneth Stanton. FIRST ROW: Virginia Ellifrits, Elaine Sinnett, Lydia Raucci, Winifred Swain, Janice Anderson, Marsha Huber, Toni Lumpkin, Phil Mabry. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hughes, Glcnna Huechtker, JoAnn Mange, Pat Vittorino, Judy Puckett, Wanda Gower, Pat Jackson, Laurence Jones. THIRD ROW: Charles Halcer, Bruce Hilton, Ronnie Ibarra, John Hawkins, Johnny Carter, Jim Dod- son, Don Brand. Frank Burnworth. FOURTH ROW: Bill Stears. Bob Packham, Bill Harvey, Mark Poe, Perry McEntyre, Orin Hiltner, Johnny Cruz, Frankie Montes. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Sally Campell, Lillian Case, Ruth Ann Bennett, Sharon Harrill, Pat Marlene Rice, Judy Van Sickle, Margaret Walz, Judy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Ulrich, Janett Dorman, Jackie Bauer, Ann Coleman, Lola Alvis, Peggy King, Vicki Osborne, Janet Nelson. THIRD ROW: Louis Springer, Dan Longstreth, Jim Thompson, Carl Anderson, Richard Oaks, Jerry Gull, Larry Hoyer, T. J. Simkins. FOURTH ROW: Robert Ericson, Donald Reese, Larry Marsh, Jerry Stephens, Douglas Boyd, Jerry Anderson, Clyde Hill, Michael Thomas. FIRST ROW: Angelina Tocco, Judy Jablccki, Millieent Janice Roberts, Elaine Hicklin. Michael Hoover. THIRD Richardson, Carole Null, Kathy Hoon, Harry Matney. ROW: David Tuder, Roger Elston, Gary Brumley, SECOND ROW: Joyce Riddle, Rose Brown, Sue Jenkins, Deraid Vandawalker, Ralph Courtney, Bill Darr. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Nora Kruse, Leilonie Poje, Jackie Skinner. Linda Murphy, Betty King, LoAnna Carrico. SECOND ROW: Sharon Reynolds, Carole Southerland, Patricia Dowell, Elsie Suchary, Rita Banner, Dianne Williams. THIRD ROW: Connalea Bronson, Shirley Hilton, Mickey Sinks, Linda Robinson, Darlene VanCuren, Paul Spaw. FOURTH ROW: Joe Tambarella, Robert Ross, John Viers, Robert Wisdom, Charles Rogers, Charles Womack. Yea Team!” Oh, You Kid!’ 28 ACTIVITIES FRONT ROW: Antoinette Curiale, Diana Cosgrove, An- gelina Tocco, Elizabeth Cress, Toni Bellanti, Shcilah Lewis, Janice Sheets, Jane Mohler, Linda Stamper, Mary Nigro, Janice Deshazer, Mary McLaughlin, Janet Alexander, Mr. J. Larabee. SECOND ROW: Georgia Bailey, Marilyn Tennill, Kara Jean Rogers, Donna Catron, Pam Royal, Patricia Palluck, Nancy Cross, Doralce Miller, Donna Criswell, Judy Puckett, Joe Gialde, Dick Clark, Sandra Youngs. THIRD ROW: Beverly Howard, Pat Giese, Dixie Dettweiler, Vena Smith, Peggy Briant, Judy Towse, Richard Irwin, Randy Vest, Ed Bollinger, Gail McLaughlin, Susan Shotliff, Roslyn Adams, Ruth Dake, Francine White, Mar- garet Mangiaracina, Joyce Crockett. BACK ROW: T. J. Simkins, Gerald Nauss, Jim Byrd, Tom Pugh, Lawrence Turo, John Glorioso, Herbert Antrim, E. Floyd Conncrley, Jr., Wayne Peeples, Bart Bennc, Gary Harper, Dave Karaff, Jim Walker, William Graves, Frank Angotti, Bob Wiebeck. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is comprised of a small group of students representing the ideas and opinions of each individual at Northeast. At the beginning of the school year, each home room selected one mem- ber to participate in this student govern- mental body. In order to facilitate greater ease in handling special tasks,, various committees were organized on which every representative served. A few of the activities undertaken dur- ing the year were, decorating a float on which the queen candidates rode in the Homecoming Parade, the collection of funds by the Civic Committee for a Christmas Care project, sending $164.12 for needy children in Korea. By far the most noteworthy achievement of the stu- dent Council was the development of the Northeast Youth Community Council which was organized co-operatively by Northeast and Glennon high schools. Those who had a part in the Student Council projects this year have certainly done much to improve our school, not only in appearance, but also in the atti- tude and spirit of her students. Thanks, Student Council, for a job well done! Student Council Officers: Bill Graves, Reporter; Herbert Antrim, Sgt. at Arms; Joyce Crockett, Treasurer; Dick Clark, President; Joe Gialde, First Vice President; Doralee Miller, Second Vice President; Susan Shotliff, Secretary. 30 INFORMALS John Dods and the cabinet explain the Youth Traffic Court. Brr, it’s cold on that float! At last, the truth comes out! The CARE campaign is launched. 31 Flute: Joyce Blaine, Henrietta Hill, Richard Michaels. Clarinet: Allen Aldrigc, Ronald Anderson, Marilyn Ayers, Richard Ayers, Linda Gulick, Allan Harris, Donna Hixson, Betty King, John Peterson, John Podszus, Marilyn Sell, Roger Shiner, Richard Shores, Sandra Stanbro. Bass Clarinet: Juanita Butler. French Horn: Gary Bond. Loren Offutt. Alto Saxophone: Edward Cowan, Robert Holladay, Charles Rucker. Baritone Saxophone: David Holdman. Tenor Saxophone: Richard High. Baritone: Douglas Boyd, Richard Fietz, Gerald Larsen, Lonnie Rockford. Bass: Dwight Coveil, Mike Guinn, Ronald Roberts, David Tudor, Ted Unrein. Trombone: William Capell, John Carter, Dennis Cole, Mike Curry, Tom Elliff, Dennis McCarty, Dennis Young. Cornet: Tom Allen, Frank Avilio, Ralph Baney, George Clark, Roger Elston, Henry Gualco, Fred Jones, Gary Koch, Gary Manning, Larry Marsh, William Pruitt, John Rooney, Clifford Wilson. Percussion: Betty Cress, Robert Ericson, Robert McKiddy, Tom Precht, Judy Towse. BAND The Northeast High School Band members had very little time to relax this year because of their many program commitments. Highlights of the year were the Band Day trip to Columbia for the Missouri- Vanderbilt game, the All City Band Festival, the American Royal Parade, the Westport Parade, and several concerts, in addition to some of Northeast’s ballgames. This year Northeast played host to the All City Bands, holding the festival at the Northeast Junior Building. It has meant a lot of time and work for the band members, but they have enjoyed this busy and successful year. Band Officers: John Podszus, President; Gary Koch, Vice-President; Gerry Larson, Secretary; Dennis Young, Uniform Custodian; Allan Harris, Stage Manager. Orchestra Officers: Dennis McCarty, President; Georgia Bailey, Vice-President; Gene McEntyre, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Alice Morrison, Librarian. ORCHESTRA It has been another successful year for the North- east Orchestra. The orchestra presented outstanding performances in the All-City Orchestra Festival, the Spring Concert, assemblies, and many other programs. Participation in this group helps develop responsi- bility, character, and leadership, as well as musical ability. Mr. Harry Bianco, director of the Orchestra and Band also spends three hours daily at Northeast Junior to teach and prepare students for their future role in the Northeast Orchestra, thus assuring North- east of the same fine quality music in years to come. Violin: Shirley Hoenshcll, Bernice House, Alice Morrison, John Beavens, Carroll Billings, Denver Crabtree, Gene McEntyre, Steve Saunders, Regina House, Kathleen Marks, Susan Thomas, Gerald OlthofT, Lee Trcgory, David Homed, Joan Krusor, Clyde Page, Kenneth Skinner. Viola: Dorothy Miller. Cello: Steve Stalker, Ella Pearson. Piano: Georgia Bailey, Marsha Huntley, Joyce Miser, Nancy Probst, Mike McDaniel. Clarinets: Phil Harris, John Podszus. Bass Viol: Clyde Hill, Ronnie Roberts. Trumpet: Gary Koch, Bill Pruitt, John Ronney. Trombone: Dennis Young, Dennis McCarty. Drums: Lloyd Jones. Flute: Henrietta Hill. Bassoon: Charles Rader. Oboe: Ronnie Fornelli. French Horn. Jack Sanders. A CAPPELLA “Now you're the little mouse in the corner — squeak, squeak, squeak!” cries Miss Clausen as she tries another of her peculiar tricks which, amazingly enough, result in the tuneful, toneful perfection of the Northeast A Cappella Choir. The Choir, as usual, has been much in demand for public performances, and have sung before the Scr- toma Club, the Ad Club, an American Legion Post, the principals' division of the Missouri State Teachers’ Convention, and of course at various assemblies both here and at Northeast Junior. Spring activities included the Northeast Spring Music Festival, the All-City Vocal Music Festival, Farewell Assembly, Baccalaur- eate, and graduation ceremonies. It has indeed been a busy year — one that students, teachers, and choir members alike will long remember. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Duggan, Glenda Walker, Jane Stokes, Diane Vcnie, Linda Hurley, Miss Clausen, Mrs. Flagg, Jerry Misner, George Wisdom, Judith Parisi, Mar- garet Paden. SECOND ROW: Vivian Wallace, Sharron Cline, Judy Elrod, Linda Provance, Janice Clevenger, Gary McElmurry, Wally Graybill, Woody Dodson, Linda Eager, Ruth Brockman. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Jenkins, Glenn Garrison. Dave Gibson, David Veterane, Joe Coulson, Gary Harper, Norma Briant, Marie Guadagnano. Susan Carr. FOURTH ROW: Ron Anstine, Lawrence Key, Richard Holler, John Forbes. Ronnie Garrison, Mike Manard, Bob Wiebeck, Fred Price, Dave KaraflT, Raymond Guerra, Fred Bonadonna. 34 THIRD HOUR OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Linda Hurley, David Veterane, Janice Colyer. SECOND ROW: Woody Dodson, Bob Wicbcck, Dave Gibson. SIXTH HOUR OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Herb An- trim, John Brown, Judy Banta, Sandy Elliff. SECOND ROW: Sharon Sctzcr, Wally Graybill, Susan Shotliff. Gen Anderson. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Kean, Lucille Sirnsheuser. Zandra Carr, Fana Cona, Sheilah Lewis, Mrs. Flagg, Miss Clau- sen. Elizabeth Delisio. Toni Bellanti, Carol Crispi, Helen Ruhr. SECOND ROW: Margaret Dethlefsen, Janelle Hosman, Mary Nigro, Patricia Palluck, John Brown, Jerry Brewer. Joan Mitchell. Donna Wade, Beverly Howard. THIRD ROW: Sharon Setzer, Sandy Organ, Nancy Stan- ley, Sandy Elliff. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Guinn, Judy Banta. Ed Jenkins, Fred Mayfield. Herb Antrim, John Beav- ens, Janice Colyer, Joyce Crockett, Susan Shotliff. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Coe, Mary Bicholas. Ada Greeley, Gary Herman. Ed Misner, Mike McClure, Ronald Hurst, Donna Dilks, Martha Kelley. 35 CHORUSES Northeast is proud of her fine music department, which gives those in vocal music a variety of organizations in which to develop their talents. The Girls’, Boys’, and Mixed Choruses encourage the student in musical appreciation and ability, and pro- vide a fine background in the fundamental principals of sight reading, harmony, and part singing. The knowledge gained by Chorus members is displayed to appreciative audiences at school assemblies, the All-City Festival, the City Solo Contest, and other public performances before church and civic organizations. FRONT ROW: David Martin, Marion Maucelli, William Anderson, Richard Delaney, Johnny Cruz. Vernon Giles, Gerald Aiello, Charles Womack, Gary Higdon, Kenneth Petty. SECOND ROW: Lucille Haddock, Mike Fredcrico, Warren Grazier, Ray Overbay. Delky Haylett, Lowell Hal- ium, Martin Roberts, John Beavcns, Kenny Blackmorc, Morris Miller, Mark Poe. Miss Cain. FRONT ROW: Lillian Case, Dora May Eurlcy, Joyce bara Boyce, Judy Boone. Mike Babbitt, Geralk Bennett, Goodman, Karen Hemandcx. Shirley Paslcy, Janett Dor- Miss Cain, Gene Vandawalker, Eugene Maggio, Karen Wor- man, Mary Walker, Mildred Walker. SECOND ROW: Bar- rell. Rozilla Brown. Rita Banner. FRONT ROW: Barbara Boyce, Phyllis Kirwin. Deana Bashman. Sharon Agnew, Nora Cruse. Bobbie Crane, Joyce Gentry. Connie Morris. Gladys Glenn. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Brogoto, Clara Clark. Karen Stanley. Sharon Ten- nis, Mary Neal, Sandra Zaman, Bettie Berkley, Kathryn Bryson. Mary Green, Barbara Baer, Ornita Higdon, Norma Tuck. THIRD ROW: Juanita Moreno, Udajo Green. Joann Kilks, Barbara Rose. Miss Cain, Marilyn Tcnnill, Frances Lutgen. Linda Burnap. Judy Boone, Teresa Mur- tha, Rose Collins. FRONT ROW: Sharon Jacobs, Alice Jacobs. Sally Cam- pos. Joyce Robinson. Judy Thompson, Beverly McBride. Susan Pearce, Virginia Storms, Phyllis Shcrrow. Anna Luce, Patricia Caldareila. Ruth Packard. SECOND ROW: Donna Anello, Miriam Stanton, Rita Banner. Geneva Grif- fith, Della Harris, Carolin Embrey, Sandra Everitt, Janice Michaels, Ramona Bouse, Margaret Borawaki. Dorothy O'Riley, Miss Cain. THIRD ROW: Pat Wade, Janis Carver, Kay Williams, Sue Stauss, Earline Hardman. Irene Kirwin, Martha Kidwell. Judy Glenn, Nancy Stanley. Pat Giesc, Barbara Folson, Marjorie Setzcr. FRONT ROW: Dixie Garcia, Nora Kause. Judy Thomp- son, Diana Cosgrove, Beverly McBride, Patricia Caldarell, Ornita Higdon, Udajo Green, Alice Jacobs. Susan Pearce, Carol Carpenter. Juanita Egleston. Mary Green. SECOND ROW: Pat Wade. Joyce Gentry, Donna Anderson, Janet Mohler, Sharon Tennis. Ruth Pickard, Elizabeth Lan- duyt. Barbara Folsom. Caroline Embry, Sandra Everitt. Jua- nita Moreno, Mary Neal, Cclilia Haase. THIRD ROW: Irene Kirwin. Martha Kidwell. Sue Stauss, Ramona Souse, Margaret Borawski, Gina Williams, Nancy Stanley, Judy Glenn, Donna Cross, Gonna Cox. Frances Lutgen. Marilyn Tcnnill, Miss Cain, Anne Yocum. Mb FRONT ROW: Winnie Byrne, Jerry Burgess, Rita Wright, Judy VanSickle, Vicki Osborne, Christine Cushman, Marie Bento. Maria Andrist. Carolyn Macari, Bonnie Simsheuser, Mary Margaret Cervantes, Barbara Jones. Billie Wilson, Miss Violet Clausen. SECOND ROW: Judy Adams, Bev- erly Swindler, Linda Bailey, Barbara Colyer, Eula Cowee, Diane May, Jeanette Pascuzzi. Linda Perkins, Betty White, Sandra Cann, Janice Anderson, Anne Brooks, Paula Lau- renzana, Sandy Eglcston, Patricia Folsom. THIRD ROW: Phyllis McLaughlin, Mary Gensler, Carol Garfield, Linda Pruitt, Carol Simpson, Jean Wansing, Mary Ann Spraggs, May Alice Kimsey, Donna Porter, Virginia Vest, May Ann Sanderson. Toni Lancaster, Deanna Kerr, Karen Brown, Jane Pierce. FRONT ROW: Miss Clausen, Summers, Marilyn Mash- bum. Roselee Titonne, Mary Ann Tiorcllo. Carrol Lara- son. Karen Snyder, Lucille Kellercgh, Michael Anderson, Mrs. Flagg. SECOND ROW: Dcloris Rodregues, Carolyn Joiner, Sharon Redmann. Virginnia Cllifritz, Janet Swee- ney, Judy Davis, Ojada Porfcria, Patty Jo Campus, Lois Miller. THIRD ROW: Kay Coleman, Connie Tims, Lynn Towse, Vandetta II.ilium, Olivia Davis, Judy Ann Cobb, Daisy Bryson, Vivian Hughes, Carrol Harris. FRONT ROW: Dixie Dettweiler, Gail Galbraith, Minnie Daniel, Bob Holland. SECOND ROW: May Tharp, Donna Catron, Charles Lee, Mr. Dircrto. THIRD ROW: Pat Henry, Roger Lepper, Judith Mercer, Bob Landyt. ART CLUB JR. RED CR0S8 The Art Club is an organization designed to give advanced art students the opportunity to associate with others interested in furthering their creative abil- ity. Art Club projects included tinting photographs, producing wood carvings, and designing many clever and colorful posters to promote Northeast’s sports and social activities. During the year, Art Club members have repre- sented Northeast well at thfc'art events and contests throughout the city. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Ziegler. Barbara Boyce, Linda Hurley, Carole Anderson, Wilma Jean Bollance, Helen Adams, Darlene Tumlinson. SECOND ROW: Rita Ban- ner, Pat Dukelow, Terry Cramer, Barbara Bridgewater, Sharon Tungett, Donna Hixson, Joan Moranville. Jo Ann Allen, Karen McKee. THIRD ROW: Margaret Borawski, Carolyn Jenkins. Donna Dishman, Kara Jean Rogers. Judy Burton, Shirley Hilton, Janet Nelson, Linda Norman, The Northeast Junior Red Cross is composed of one member from each homeroom. Under the di- rection of Miss Charlotte Cannon, these students publicized and collected money for the United Funds campaign and filled stockings for veterans at Christ- mas time. Those who participated in this program gained invaluable knowledge concerning the purposes and functions of the Red Cross, and, through this work, acquired a deeper insight into the problems and needs of others. Ann Greer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lee Thompson, Linda Holmes, Lou Copenhaver, Donna Catron, Janice Sheets, Anna Eshnaur, Pancio Estrada, John Belmessieri, Mike Rhea. FIFTH ROW: Raymond Guerra, Darrell Barlow, Charles Lee, Bob Holladay, Ronald Hurst, Gordon Irwin, Edward Dorman, John Cordell, Johnnie Franzcskos, Gary Chrisman. 39 FIRST ROW: Judy Pickell, Barbara Fuller, Wilma Bal- lance, Donna Green, Lillian Case, Georgia Stumpf, Mrs. King. SECOND ROW: Judibeth Cravens, Mary Pearson, Ella Forrest, Nancy Cross, Dianne Williams, Mary Brcckcnridgc, Sandy Ulrich, Jo Ann Allen. THIRD ROW: John Cordell, Donald Reese, Carolyn Jenkins, Robert Landuyt, George Wisdom, Dcnscl Wilks, Jim Calef. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Goldsmith, Jerry Anderson. Ronald Sherpy, Joe Groff, Herb Sauers, Bill Parkhurst, Riley Cushman, Pat Doiron. LATIN CLUB Latin lives today at Thou Dear, not only in regular class work, but also in the programs and activities of the Latin Club. In order to get into the true spirit of the ancient Roman language, club members often dress in togas (Mother’s old sheets) and portray Roman gods and goddesses. Birthdays, Christmas, and Thanksgiving are celebrated by singing Latin songs. A traditional Thanksgiving program includes the presentation of gifts of food to Ceres, goddess of agriculture, who in turn pre- sents them to a needy family. Through plays, reports, and songs, a better understanding of the life, customs, FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Nauss, Paula Laurcnzana, Helen Kuhr, Pat Dukclow, Linda Stamper, Madeline Montesano, Judy Jablecki, Linda Henrich, Karen John- son, Mildred Chaudet. SECOND ROW: Karin Krusor, Carol Parisi, Waunita Small, JoAnn Mange, Dixie Dctt- weiler, Karol Jones, Carol Thompson, Mary Sowers, Martha Kelley. ROW THREE: Karen Jones, Phyllis Grimes, Helen Adams. Barbara Murray, Janice Deshazer, Karmen Petersen, Elaine Holtcamp, Deanna Forbes, Pat Brand, Melba Story, Linda Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Crawford, Robert Wisdom, Jim Crane, Mike Rhea, Ronald Dayton, Bob Ross, Donald Van- derlinden, John Tillman, Mickey Stout, Judith Jones, Glenda Michael. FIRST ROW: Karen Brown, Peggy Courteir, Carol Mc- Carrie, Jeannie Zeigler, Judy Jones, Carolyn Power, JoAnna Randazzo, Lynne Hons. SECOND ROW: Steve Saunders, Judy Van Sickle, Mary Gibson, Rexine Craw- ford, Donna Rohning, Nancy Mall, Janice Roberts, Karen Voeller. Sarah Ellis. THIRD ROW: Judy Adams, Judy Boone. Sandra Bickle, Jane Tshinski, Joyce Miser, Anna Jane Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Mike McDaniel, Doug Boyd, James Paul, Richard Venie, Dave Woods. Gordan Stevens, Ronald Hurst. Charles Lee. David Watson. and culture of ancient Rome is gained. Stress is placed on the fallacy of the idea that Latin is a dead language, though once in a while, the Latin students are tempted to chant the famous poem: ‘‘Latin is a language, dead as dead can be; First it killed the Romans, and now it’s killing me!” Latin is really very much alive as the basis for modern languages and professions. The increased enrollment in Latin classes reflects an increased interest in the Latin language as a practical aid to present-day living. FIRST ROW: Michael Anderson. Dorothy Randazzo. Sharon Harrill, Judy Hughes. Marilyn Clcland, Nancy Lamb. SECOND ROW: John Cayton, Janice Colyer, Doug Richardson. Grace Best, Betty Huckady, Gwcnn Morton, Loren Martin. THIRD ROW: Richard Burn- worth, Stan Johnson, Dick Shores, William Graves, Lloyd Bermond, Ray Cousins, Ron Roberts, Floyd Connalcy. FRENCH CLUB Spain has Don Quixote, England has Winston Churchill, but the French Club has John Pierre Belmessari! This past year, Northeast has been for- tunate in having a second year French class, taught by Mrs. Mary Jane Berger, ably assisted by a “real Frenchman.” John started the year off right by de- claring the club name, “Les Miserables,” a disgrace. With his winning personality and democratic open mind, he suggested “La Marseillaise” as a possible substitute, with the same title for the club song. The motion was made official at the next meeting, with everyone heartily in favor. The programs always had that “spicy French fla- vor” with French playing cards, newspapers, songs, and that unforgettable meeting visited by “Mademoi- selle X.” Naturally, the French club car in the Home- coming parade was one of the most outstanding. At Christmas time, les Parisiennes filled everyone with that “good ol’ Christmas spirit” by caroling in the halls of Thou Dear, and bringing toys, food, and clothing for an adopted family. Christmas wouldn’t be complete without parties, and the French Club, not to be outdone, had a rousing one. Everyone had a wonderful time, at least that’s what they told Linda Hamilton as they left her house at 1:00 a.m. To bring the year to a fun-filled close, the French Club enjoyed a Spring picnic, which was a huge success, as usual. Every worthwhile organization has a purpose, and the French Club is no exception. “La Marseillaise” provides a medium whereby “les etudiants de fran- cais” may put their newly acquired language to use, through songs, games and conversation and endeavor to do their part in service projects. FIRST ROW: Myrna Graham, Rocna Lathrope, Lynn Gann, Sharon Graham, Janice Burnett. SECOND ROW: Betty Zaman, Bill Vale, Gail McLaughlin. Della Harris, Marsha Huntley, Carol Jackson. THIRD ROW: Linda Hamilton, Florence Stogsdill, Arlene Guth, Margaret Bar- foot, Darlene Jones, Judy McNally. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Kuhn, John Botkin, Herb Antrim, Fred Mayfield, John Belmessieri. Bob Palmer. SPANISH CLUB Hola Amigos! The familiar greeting given by all members of La Sociedad Castellana as they come to- gether for their weekly meetings. The Spanish Club members wish to develop flu- ency in speaking and understanding the Spanish lan- guage, and foster appreciation of the rich cultural contributions of Spanish-speaking peoples in the areas of art, music, and literature. The members of the club also perform such services as entertaining at various orphanages and homes for the aged, and adopting needy families. La Sociedad Castellana is indeed an enjoyable and satisfying organization for all members. FIRST ROW: Barbara Boyce, Lola Alvis, Karen Harford. Nancy Harbison, Phyllis Nathans, Deanna Kerr, Mrs. Ber- ger. SECOND ROW: Terry Cramer, Janett Dorman, Mike Vestal, Judy Puckett, Carol Simpson, Ann Coleman. THIRD ROW: Roger Thompson, Ray Guerra, Ken Stan- ton, Garry Millman, Erik Geerts, David Smith. FIRST ROW: Donna Anderson. Margaret Lauthlin, Ama- lia Jacinto, Harriett Richardson, Marretta Green, Mrs. Berger. SECOND ROW: Connie Forbes, Betty Eleming, Elzada Gage, Carole Lovan, Sandra Aylor, Jeanie Mash- burn. THIRD ROW: Franklin Coehrun, Frankie Montes, Charles Lee, Virginia Schirils, Wanda Gower. 43 SEAL CLUB The Seal Club members are skilled swimmers who combine fun and ability in the swimming pool. This year, Seals of the Year awards will be given to those girls who have earned 125 points during the year. Points may be received by participation in synchronized swimming shows, competitive meets, life saving, attendance, commit- tee work, and participation in various other activities. The Seals enjoyed tacos and enchiladas at Marguerita’s for their Fall Dinner, a Mid-Year Breakfast at the home of one of the members, and a picnic and swim in the Spring to close the year's activities. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Linda Hurley, Secretary; Doralce Miller, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Jennie Green, President; Ada Wurtz, Treasurer; Janice Hayden, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Ada Wurtz, Lynn Hons. Janice Hayden. Sandy Ulrich. Jennie Green. Doralee Miller. Linda Hurley. Cynthia Browning. BACK ROW: Sharon Harrill. Barbara Boyce, Karen Kruser, Elaine Holtcamp, JoAnn Allen. San- dra Bickell. Ruth Bennett. Mrs. Marilyn Diester, Judy Jenson, Karen Harford. Rexcnnc Crawford, Anne Brooks, Judy Towse. Sandra Sanders. FIRST ROW: Deanna Kerr, Carolyn Power, Janice Clev- enger, Linda Provance. Margaret Dcthlcfson, Jan Markcy, Carol Hilton. Pat McCollum. Lorance McKiddy, Carol Parisi. SECOND ROW: Judy Springer, Beverly Howard. Lucille Parker, Barbara Murray, Sharon Setzer. Marilyn Coe, Brenda Van Bebber, Carol Garfield, Melinda Minks, Genevieve Anderson. Sandy Organ. Miss Moyer. THIRD ROW: Waunita Campbell, Juanita Butler, Sharon Brad- ley, Helen Ruhr, Janice Colyer, Charlotte Williams, Joyce Goodman, Janice Deshazer, Becky Quinn, Phyllis Moore, Pat Cline. OLYMPIC CLUB This year was an especially active one for the members of the Olympic Club. Their first event was an enjoyable chili supper, where the new members were initi- ated. In December, the Olympians sold programs and sponsored a Bake Sale at the Women’s Faculty vs. the Coed’s basketball game to raise money for the Dean Smith Memorial Fund. While the Olympians weren’t busy with these projects, they were breaking records on the hockey field, the basketball court, and the softball diamond. A Spring Picnic climaxed a very memorable year for these Olympians. FIRST ROW: Becky Quinn, President; Phyllis Moore, Treasurer; Judy Springer, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Melinda Minks, Sgt. at Arms: Pat McCollum. Vice- President; Carol Hilton, Reporter; Genevieve Anderson, Secretary. FIRST SEMESTER. FIRST ROW: Era Lynn Coates, Donna Hixon, Randy Barnes, Carol Crispi, Fana Cona. SECOND ROW: Florence Stogsdill, Pat O’Hara, Lynn Vance, Virginia Schirlls. THIRD ROW: Ed Jenkins. Don Snead, Bill Graves, Dave Sheridan, Mr. Ditmars. COURIER STAFFS The 1958-59 Courier staffs have just completed another successful year of keeping Northeast students abreast of the gossip. With ear to the ground, pencil in hand, and nose to the grindstone, each staff mem- ber has done a fine job in making this year’s Courier one of the juiciest scandal sheets in the history of Northeast. The Courier, a bi-weekly publication, was edited by approximately twenty members each semester. Busy reporters had their hands full giving recognition to SECOND SEMESTER. FRONT ROW: Wanda Da- Mitz, Sharon Harris, Joyce Goodman, Jane Mohler, Toni Bellanti, Charlotte Williams. SECOND ROW: Betty Downs, Janelle Hosman. Genevieve Anderson, Jan Markey, Northeast’s many outstanding students for their achievements and awards. Chuckles could be heard resounding through the halls of Thou Dear as the cleverly-written personality stories, feature articles, and jokes were read. Society and club members al- ways looked forward to reading the third-page ac- counts of what really went on at their meetings. The Courier newsmen this year have certainly pre- sented an original, informative, and entertaining paper. Joyce Crockett, Bemie Ricono. THIRD ROW: E. Floyd Connerly, Ed Borchardt, Ray Wood, Patsy Doiron, Judy Banta, Mr. Thomas Ditmars. FIRST ROW: Janet Atkinson, Barbara Boyce, Tiffiny Vance, Judy Jones, Mary Lee Thompson, Helen Kuhr, Linda Provance, Angeline Panzica, Joyce Orlando, Gail McLaughlin, Trcvia Kilgore, Joyce Crockett. SECOND ROW: John Hawthorne, Carol Parisi, Carolyn Power, Kar- lyn Curtis, Juanita Butler, Dorothy Randazzo, Bonnie Cobb, Dennis Young, Winnie Byrne, Karen Brown, Donna Rohning, Nancy Mall, Mary Kimsey. THIRD ROW: Mary Gcnda, Rcnny Nichols, John Ibarra, Dick Clark, Mike Blair. Joe Thacker, Frances Lutgen, Marilyn Tennill, Jan Markey, Judy Banta, Susan Shotliff. FOURTH ROW: Mike Manard, Ralph Parry, Roger Schroff, Larry D. Blair, Richard Higgins, Ed Borchardt, Gary Herman, Rich- ard Michaels, Thomas Pugh, Kathleen Duggan, Linda Holmes, Pat Henry. N. E. YOUTH COUNCIL A newly formed student activity group at North- east this year is the Northeast Youth Council, com- posed of students from Northeast and Glennon high schools. During the first part of the school year, students from Southwest High School presented a mock trial before a Northeast Student Council meeting depict- ing an average session of the Southwest Youth Traf- fic Court. Our Student Council became enthusiastic about this plan for reducing teen-aged traffic viola- tions in the Northeast area. The officers of the Northeast and Glennon Student Councils met with the Northeast Community Council to secure sponsor- ship for the organization. The Northeast Youth Court, an outgrowth of the Youth Council, is run in strict accordance with the procedures of an authentic court. When a youth en- rolled in either of the participating high schools is determined guilty of a traffic offense by a municipal court judge, he is assessed a fine and sentenced to either a day in jail or appearance before the youth court. A jury of students determines the restrictions that should be placed on the traffic violator — us- ually a voluntary license suspension. If the youth must drive to and from school or work, he may sign a special pledge whereby only pleasure driving would be restricted. The purposes and functions of the or- ganization can be summed up by its motto: “By governing ourselves, we will have no occasion to be governed.” NORTHEAST YOUTH COUNCIL OFFICERS: Margaret Dethlefson, Sgt. at Arms; Judge Robert Frost. Susan Shotliff, Vice President; Joyce Croc- kett, Bailiff; Rosemary Cascio, Treas- urer; Larry D. Blair, President; Joe Gi- alde. Secretary. ABSENT: Theresa Kelly, Vice President; Mike Moore, Sgt. at Arms. 1959 NOR'EASTER STAFF Editors: Sandy Elliff, Photography Editor; Kent Hunter, Editor-in-Chief; Susan Shotliff, Story Editor. “All right, who changed the ladder?” again roared Kent Hunter, the 1959 editor of the Nor’easter. “Where’s my ruler?” “What happened to the faculty pictures?” “Is the coffee ready yet?” and “Oh no! Another broken typewriter!” were just a few of the many exclamations that could be heard by any passer-by as the Nor’easter staff worked (?) carefully (??) to produce this book, the 1959 Nor’easter. With Mr. James Drake, our adviser, standing around shouting “Deadline deadline!” the staff labored diligently, planning for pictures, writing stories, typing final drafts, and selling Nor’easters — always frantically rushing to meet that mur- derous word — “deadline.” Now we, the Nor’easter staff, our work completed, are ready to settle back and relax while you, the student body, sit down and journey through this exciting book of memories, the 1959 Nor’easter. 48 Mr. William J. Polk, Photographer, Keith Gillam, Assistant. Layout: Mary Tharp, Donna Catron. Absent: Louella Copcnhavcr. Janice Sheets. Art: Roger Lepper. Janitor: Pat Henry. Chief Cook and Bottle Washer: John and Sue Judy Springer. Adviser: James N. Drake Business Manager: John Podszus, Barbara Ericsson, Janice Michaels, Vir- ginia Storms, Sue Jones. “Look Mom, No Cavities!” 49 FIRST ROW: Janet Pursley, Mary Thompson, Doralee Miller, Yvonne Gamm, Amalia Jacinto, Ruth Barrett, May Tharp. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Walker, Ella Forrest, Linda Tabor, Anna Eshnaur, Leatrice Henry, Sandy Ulrich. THIRD ROW: Deanna Forbes, Pat Brand, Pat Hogan, Myma Davis, Peggy DeBoeyer, Wanda Harding. FOURTH ROW: Herb Sauers, Jesse Rodriguez. Charles Stranathan, Danny Baker, Dick Ir- win, Tom Niceley, Mr. Baker. FALL SEMESTER DRIVER 11 RSI ROW: Linda Zink, Rose Monaco, Janice Sheets, Betty Zaman, Wilma Ballance, Marilyn Ont- man, Gayle Galbraith, Mr. Becker. SECOND ROW: Sarah Ellis, Carol Thompson, Barbara Burt, Vincent Badami. Richard Boyle. Gary Adams, Raymond Long. THIRD ROW: Sandra Manners, Jennie Green, Carol Hilton, Brenda Van Bebber, Judy Glenn. Karin Krusor, Arlene Guth, Polly Fisher, Carol Termini. FOURTH ROW: Richard Stogsdill, Ken Rogers, Eddie Badley, Bob Dice, John Botkin, Carl Fleener, Johnnie Fran- zeskos, John Carson, Billy Harris. 50 FIRST ROW: David Holdman, Clara Clark, Joyce Goodman, Anna Maggio, Sandra Baucom, Pat Duke- low. Lanny Ballard, Mr. Becker. SECOND ROW: Wil- liam Harvey. Sandra Sander, Dorothy O’Riley, Janis Carver, Donna Murphy, Judy Jensen. Marsha Huber, Donald Anderson. THIRD ROW: Arden Witt, Loren Blackwell, Paul Spaw, Linda Johnson, Vena Smith, Florence Stogsdill. Randy Barnes, Barbara Mills, Jo- Ann Civclla. FOURTH ROW: Bob Coakley, Calvin CundifT. Roy Thornton. Bruce Hilton. Pete Gusman, Don Vanderlinden, Jim Thompson. EDUCATION SPRING SEMESTER FIRST ROW: Karol Jones, Mary Breckenridge, Joyce Orlando, Pat Cline, Elizabeth Delisio, Carole Crispi, Donna Catron. Ruth Harding, Mary Pearson. Rhil Rinehart, Daniel Jones. SECOND ROW: Jay Bouse, Nancy Hughes. Linda Perkins, Pat Rice. Nancy Har- bison, Karen Jones, Norma Briant, Donna Wade. Mar- garet Paden, Marilyn Bailey, Ellen Rose. Ettalou Fergu- son, Judith Hinote, Richard Ayers. THIRD ROW: Frank Garrett. Angel Montes, Gary Stallard, Bernice House, Jim Crane, Garry Millman, Michael Thomas, Garvin Cook, Bill Darr, Laura Bryson, Dean Woods, Barrie Eddy. FOURTH ROW: Jim Cole, Rex Gentry, Perry McEntyre, Marvin Halstead, Jerry Stephens. Wal- ter Cary. John Smith. John Alspaugh, Jim Paul, Mi- chael Anthony Frederico, Gary Lee Poole, Virginia Schirlls, Mr. Baker. FIRST ROW: Betty Lupardis, Mary Holman, Donna Skinner. Ardith Jackson, Judy Hinote, Betty Zaman. Kathy Huffaker. SECOND ROW: Judy Hughes, Mary McLaugh- lin, Judy Spears, Patsy Toatcs, Jo Ann Uzell, Norma Flack. THIRD ROW: Karen Gorham, Sandra Gott, Angeline Guadagino, Donna Holding, Marilee Fitzwater, Betty Grove, Joyce Tompkins, Mr. Larabec. FOURTH ROW: Richard Mansur, Donald Rudy. Jack Harmon, James Rus- sell, Mark Miller, Newton Robinson, Jim Walker. C. 0. E. The Co-operative Occupational Education program provides an opportunity for the high school student to get a start in the occupation of his choice while attend- ing school. In the classroom, the C.O.E. student studies material designed to make him more proficient in his chosen field of work, for which he earns one unit of credit. In the afternoon, the student works at his C.O.E. job, earning one unit of credit in addition to his pay. The experience gained through C.O.E. better prepares each participant in the pro- gram to take his place in the working world upon graduation. 52 Downtown C.O.E. FIRST ROW: Peggy Berkley, Beverly Sweeney. Charles Flahive. SECOXD ROW: Gary Dryden, Donna Utterback. Joe Degrado, John Clark. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America were organized in 1957 by former Northeast in- structor, Mrs. Gertrude Bell. This year, the members attended the annual Teachers’ Convention, observed methods of teaching at the University of Kansas City and at Central Missouri State Teachers’ College, and practiced teaching at Thatcher Grade School. The Future Teachers also improved the appearance of Thou Dear by purchasing lights for the trophy cases, polishing the trophies, and cleaning the velvet case back- ing. Northeast certainly has reason to be proud of this active organization. ROW ONE: Janice Storm, Carrie Bonavia, Anna Luce, Donna Green. Judibcth Cravens, Mr. Bevans. SECOXD ROW: JoAnna Randazzo. Irene Kirwin, Ella Forrest, Mar- tha Kidwcll, Linda Starks. Sandra Everitt. Donna Wade. THIRD ROW: Judith Mercer, Janice Michaels. Fred Mayfield, Dick Shores, Pat Brown. Bill Woodrow. 53 FRONT ROW: Linda Hurley, Toni Bellanti, Pat Hur- ley, Tiffiny Vance, Joyce Crockett. SECOND ROW: Janellc Hosman, Jan Markey, Linda Provancc, Gen An- derson, Mary Lee Thompson, Charles Lepper. THIRD ROW: Doug Richardson, Janice Clevenger, Bill Graves, Walt Zubcr, Dick Shores, Bemic Ricono. VIKING VILLAGE “The song is you.’ You give three sharp knocks on the door, as in- structed. A peephole slides open. As you try to look in to learn the source of all the music and laughter, your eager gaze is met by a pair of cold, beady eyes. “I-1 was s-sent by Joe,” your voice quavers. The peephole snaps shut, the door swings open, and there you are, amid the fun and excitement of Viking Village. Your first stop is the Ping-Pong Room, where in no time at all, you’ll find your head bobbing back and fourth from watching a hot volley between two table tennis champs. As you don’t wish this strange man- nerism to become a habit, you decide to try a game of basketball in the boys’ gym. After only a short while at that strenuous exercise, you're ready to enjoy a refreshing coke and a slow, dreamy dance with that cute girl you just followed into the girls’ gym. You ask her to dance just as a speedy rock V roll song (?) starts spinning on the record player. You wear your- self out trying to impress her with your flying feet, and (alas!) you succeed. Now she won’t let you sit even one out. Like all good things, however, this too must come to an end, and you go home, tired but happy, look- ing forward to next Friday night when you'll hurry back to Viking Village. ‘‘Cool Man!” ‘‘Arc you sure there are l oys inside?” ‘‘What’s in that punch?” ‘‘No thanks. I’m eating. FIRST ROW: Joyce Smith, Bonnie Simshauser. Sandra Baucom, Karen Harford, Bonnie Cobb, Beverly Swindler, Carol Jackson. Elizabeth Jones, Ruth Ann Bennett, Gladys Glenn, Beverly Howard, Donna Wade, Linda Hurley, Billie Wilson, Karen Brown, Rexine Crawford. SECOND ROW: Elaine Hicklin, Carole Null, Patty Dowell, Janice Ander- son, Judy Van Sickle, Dorothy Randazzo, Judy Puckett, Nancy Mall, Donna Rohning, Connie Forbes, Deanna Kerr. Randy Barnes, Gwenn Morton, Sharon Setzer, Judy Glenn, Sondra Bickel, Carol Garfield. THIRD ROW: Joan Mitchell. Carole Lovan, Judy Towse, Peggy Briant, Judy Adams. Sandra Cann. Mary Sue Neal, Jackie Bauer. Peggy King, Connie Edwards. Sandra Sander, Carole Osborne, Sharon Terry, Judy Springer, Sandra Everitt. FOURTH ROW: Helen Kuhr, Kara Jean Rogers, Pat Dukelow, Linda Provance, Janice Clevenger, Margaret Padcn, Karen McKee, Jan Gassett, Judith Heimburger, Elaine Holt- camp, Sandra Van Compemollc, Gloria Rothrock, Judy Simpson, Martha Kidwell, Betty Wendel, Joyce Blaine, Donna Cox, Marilyn Coe. FIFTH ROW: Diane Venie, Karmen Petersen, Janet Pursley, Lynn Towse. Pat Doiron, Pat Henry, Linda Holmes. Roslyn Adams, Billie Hodges. Georgia Bailey, Lynn Vance, Paula Botcn, Anna Hurst, Vena Smith. Glenda Walker, Miss Davis. PEP CLUB “Your pep! Your pep! You’ve got it; now keep it. Don’t lose it; you’ll need it. Your pep! Your pep!! Your pep!!! And those girls have really got it, for their cheers can be heard loud and clear at all Northeast sporting events. Dressed in their uniforms — white V-neck sweaters with the Vikette emblem and straight purple skirts the Pep Club led Northeast’s third annual Homecom- ing parade. The girls marched around the track, then onto the field, forming an “E” to salute the Yikes opponents, East High School, then forming an “N” to salute Thou Dear. The girls then formed two straight lines near the goal post, through which the football team ran after half-time activities. Officers President Janelle Hosman Vice-President — Diane Venic Secretary Linda Hurley Treasurer— Pat McCollum Reporter — Roslyn Adams Sgt. at Arms — Paula Boten FIRST ROW: Joyce Orlando, Pat Cline, Diana Cosgrove, Barbara Boyce, Margaret Brogoto, Joanna Sturgis, Nancy Harbison, Peggy Courtier, Janice Deshazer. Sally Camp- bell, Margaret Walz, Lola Alvis, Patsy Poore, Elizabeth Brogoto, Mary Rigali. SECOND ROW: Judy Jablccki, Patricia Hurley, Paula Laurenzana, Linda Zink, Janice Sheets, Carol Thompson, Sharon Harrill. Betty Cress, Lynne Hons. Karin Voeller, Susan Carr, Ruth Brockman, Carrie Bonavia, Margaret Dethlefsen. THIRD ROW: Anna Mae Luce, Jackie Skinner, Nancy Watson, Norma Briant, Donna Catron. Linda Stamper, Mary Nigro. Nancy Staniey, Pat McCollum, Lynda Gustin, Leatrice Henry. Nancy Atkin- son, Winnie Byrne, Kathleen Duggan. FOURTH ROW: Carole Southerland. Barbara Colyer, Linda I lift, Judy Jen- sen, Judy Pickcll, Janet Mohler, Wilmadean Ballance, Karen Stanley. Sharon Tennis, Linda Bailey, Donna An- derson, Dorothy Buckingham, Virginia Storms, Janice Michaels. Membership in this active club is open to any girl, hut to remain in the club, she must abide by the constitution, pay dues, and attend all interscholastic league games. The Vikettes hope they have had a part in leading their favorite men, the Vi- kings, on to their many victories. MAJORETTES The Northeast High School Majorettes have been busy this year dis- playing their baton-twirling talents at various sports events and parades. Chosen in the spring of 1958 from the many girls trying out were Carole Anderson, Junior; Donna Dishman, Junior; Jan Gassett, Junior; Toby Matranga, Junior; and Margaretta Zumwalt, Senior. Among their activities this year were performances in the Northeast Annual Homecoming Parade, the American Royal Parade, the Westport Parade, Band Day at the Vanderbilt vs. Missouri football game in Columbia, and the All-City Band Festival in the Spring. The majorettes have represented Northeast well in these and other events. Margaretta Zumwalt Carole Anderson Toby Matranga Jan Gassett 58 59 FIRST ROW: Col. Gerald Goe, Maj. David Carriker, Maj. Bill Parkhurst, Capt. Frank Archer, Maj. George Wisdom. SECOND ROW: Lt. David Smith, Lt. Gary Herman, Lt. Jim Russell, Lt. David Paxton. Lt. Gene McEntyre. THIRD ROW: Lt. Vernon Elliott, Lt. Robert Landuyt, Lt. Herb Sauers, Lt. Loren OflFutt. GUIDON: Bill Lanning. FRONT ROW: George Wis- dom. Cecil Dale. Daniel Jones, Bob Coakley. Larry Rickcl, Gordon Michell, Mike Dryden, John Oliver, Stephen Curtis, Joseph Toia, Loren Offutt. SECOND ROW: Jesse Arre- dondo, Bill McLaughlin, Jesse Rodriguez, Stephen Hen- FRONT ROW: Frank Archer, Dennis Cypret Jack Murphy, Stanley King, David Caskey, Edward Tosspon, Charles Bar- nett, John Evans, Dean Woods, Robert Landuyt. SECOND ROW: Ronald Reichmann, Densel Wilks, Walter Cary, Eddie Livingston, Danny VanBibber, Louis Everett, Alfred son, Paul McMillan, Wayne Rosccrans, Kenny Blackmore, William Enochs. James Miller. BACK ROW: Bill Denni- son. Louis Perez. Benny Inzerillo, Joe Groff, Steve Cooper, Bill Brammer, Martin Roberts, Don Hamer. YOU’RE IN THE Farris, Eugene Powell, Martin Paul, John Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Ken Rogers, Wade Williams, Charles Stark, Ralph Baldwin, Donald Wilson, Jim Snider, Robert Watson. James Murray. 60 FRONT ROW: David Paxton, Ronald Sherpy. Richard Oaks. Butch Wade, Jack Manes, Michael Bobbitt, John Laurie. Don Griffith, James Fcldpush, John Evans, Herb Sauers. SECOND ROW: Calvin Cundiff. Bob Jenkins. Pat- ricke Burris, Jack Edwards, Tom Poling, Nelson Wait, Larry ARMY NOW FRONT ROW: Vernon Elliot, Jim Barton, Mike Tucker, Dennis Hatcher, James Larbuy, Richard Clary, Roy Smith, Ira Johnson, Raymond Royster, Larcn Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Wesley Dean Ruddicks, Garvin Fred Cook. Bill Howard. Mathew Cascone. Frank Riden. THIRD ROW: Ervin Bass, Gary Dunfield, Bill Russell. Wesley Sapp, Mark Nasac, Charles Williams, Thomas Green. Larry Canada, Richard Burn worth. Wright, Charles Holccr, Louis Adams, Day Glenn. John Kechncn, Frank Garrett, Phil Harris. THIRD ROW: John Alspaugh, Terry Borders, Richard Bender, Delaney, Bob Coyle, Lloyd Cridlcbaugh, John Newbem, Jack Evans 61 R. 0. T. C. QUEEN Shirley Hocnshell R. 0. T. C. BALL 62 QUEEN’S COURT: Sheilah Lewis. Janice Colyer, Judy Springer. Joyce Goodman, Joyce Crockett. HOMECOMING Toni Bellanti, Genevieve Anderson, Jan Markey, and Doralee Miller with the Queen. HOMECOMING INFORMAL8 65 8N0-BALL SNO - BALL ATTENDANTS: Anna Jane Hunt; Toni Bellanti; the Queen. Doralee Miller; Gene- vieve Anderson; and Linda Stamper. QUEEN DORALEE MILLER 66 Hl-Y “How about another hayride!” “Sit down and be quiet, you don’t have the floor. Now, is there any new business?” “Yes, how about another hayride?” The preceeding was a replica of the 1959 Junior and Senior Hi-Y Club business meetings. Any simi- larity between persons living or dead is purely inten- tional and probably the complete unadulterated truth. As you may have discerned from above, the Hi-Y men have fun and loads of it, but their functions also include hard work. The goal of the clubs is to “promote fellowship, Christian living, and good sportsmanship.” By combining their efforts to achieve these, the work is done not only more effi- ciently but with a feeling of enjoyment. The meetings became more serious when the big events of the year rolled around. Plans were made for the annual Sno-Ball dance over which the Queen Doralee Miller, reigned with a pretty smile. Youth and Government was next on the agenda — by far the most interesting and educational project under- taken. Charles Bennett was elected President Pro Tern of the Senate at the pre-legislative meeting. In the Spring a sizable group representing the Northwest dis- trict went to Jefferson City and, with Hi-Y Clubs all over Missouri, actually took over State legislation for three days. A summary of Hi-Y activities would be incomplete if Jovial Jack O’Laughlin, advisor of the Senior club, was not mentioned for never has a club had a more popular sponsor. Jack and all the members believe Hi-Y is the greatest and hope to see a growing mem- bership in the years to come. SENIORS. FIRST ROW: Thomas Pugh, Rcnny Nichols, David Veterane, Dick Clark. SECOND ROW: Roger Schroff, Wayne Peeples, Kent Hunter, Ed Borchardt, Vernon Elliott. JUNIORS. FIRST ROW: Joe Thacker, John Hawthorne, Larry M. Blair, John Ibarra, David Arnold. SECOND ROW: Charles Rucker, Jim Calcf, Richard Higgins, Riley Cushman, Gordon Hadley. FIRST ROW: Jo Anna Randazzo, Karin Voeller, Paula Laurenzana, May Tharp. Janice Sheets, Donna Hixon, Mary Nigro, Nancy Harbison, Pat Dukelow, Carole Ander- son. Dorothy Randazzo. Anne Brooks. Mrs. Shepard. SEC- OND ROW: Rexinc Crawford, Pat Copenhaver. Donna Dishman, Kara Jean Rogers, Judy Adams, Randy Barnes, Margaret Dethlefsen, Paula Boten. Dorothy Buckingham, Christine Cushman, Billie Wilson. Judy Puckett. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hoenshell, Jan Gassett. Joyce Blaine. Norma Briant, Ella Forrest, Donna Rohning. Karen Brown. Peggy Briant, Karen McKee, Gen Anderson, Donna Wade, Jane Mohler, Gail McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hamil- ton. Luella Copenhaver, Glenda Walker. Kathleen Duggan, Linda Holmes. Roslyn Adams, Brenda Van Bebber, Judy Towse, Sharon Stezer. Marilyn Coe. Beverly Howard, Donna Catron, Pat Henry. Y-TEENS One of the most active groups at Northeast is a girls’ organization, the Y-Tecns. A branch of the Y.W.C.A., Y-Teens is composed of senior high school girls interested in bettering themselves and their com- munity. This year, the girls were assisted by a new adviser, Mrs. Lucille Shepard. Representatives from our Northeast group attended a Fellowship Dinner in the fall where each Y-Teen organization was asked to represent a different coun- try. Several Bake Sales were sponsored by the Y-Teen girls in order to Finance the annual Sweetheart Dance, which was appropriately held on Valentine’s Day this year in the beautifully decorated ballroom of the downtown Y.W.C.A. building. Genevieve Anderson was chosen to reign as queen, with Kathleen Duggan as Junior Princess, and Donna Rohning as Sopho- more Princess. The girls met twice a month, and enjoyed pro- grams by guest speakers several times throughout the year. Through varied projects, they found many op- portunities to practice their goal: . .To grow as a person; to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities; and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-TEEN CABINET. FRONT ROW: Gen- evieve Anderson, Vice President; Paula Boten, Secretary. BACK ROW: Roslyn Adams, Sergeant-at-Arms; Linda Hamilton, Treasurer; Randy Barnes. President. 68 9WEETHEART QUEEN Genevieve Anderson THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Kathleen Duggan, Genevieve Ander- son. and Donna Rohning. 69 ALPHA. FRONT ROW: Donna Green, Secretary 1; Donna Catron, Secretary 2; Sharon Harris, Treasurer 1. SECOND ROW: Pat O'Hara, President 1,2; Karlyn Curtis, Vice President, 1,2; Nancy Cross, Treasurer 1. BENTON. FRONT ROW: Gerald Goe, Secretary 2; George Wisdom, president 1,2. SECOND ROW: Herb Sau- ers, Treasurer 1,2; Richard Michaels, Vice-President 2; Richard Higgins, Secretary 1. CLIO. FRONT ROW: Pat McCollum, Vice President 2; Toni Bellanti. President 1, Charlotte Williams. Vice Presi- dent 1, President 2. SECOND ROW: Linda Hamilton, Treasurer, 1,2; Betty Downs, Secretary 1; Era Lynn Coates, Secretary 2. DEBATOR. FRONT ROW: Dick Clark, Vice President 1; Frank Mange. Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; Joe Gialdc, Sec- retary 1. SECOND ROW: John Podszus, President 1,2; Eddie Badlcy, Treasurer 2; Herb Abtrim, Vice President 2. DELTA. FRONT ROW: Joyce Crockett, President 2; Janrllc Hosman, Secretary 1 : Mary Nigro, Vice President 2: Linda Hurley, Vice President 1. SECOND ROW: Susan Shotliff. President 1 : Judy Springer, Treasurer 2; Gen Anderson, Treasurer 1 : Janice Colyer Secretary 2. THETAS. FRONT ROW: Vice-President 2, Jane Mohler, President 1,2. SECOND ROW: Fana Cona, Vice-President 1, Secretary 2; Becky Quinn, Treasurer 1,2 ; Randy Barnes, Secretary I, Chaplain 2. ALPHAS. FIRST ROW: Linda Zink. Kara Jean Rogers, Susan Carr, Karmen Peterson, Carole Anderson. Joanna Randazzo, Sharon Harris, Donna Catron. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Randazzo, Madeline Montcsano, Margaret Padcn, Judy Minor, Evelyn Mitchum, Donna Hixson, Pat Hogan, Donna Green, Nancy Cross. THIRD ROW: Elaine Holt- camp. Linda Stamper, Pat Wingo, Donna Dishman, Pat Vittcrino, Pat Jarrctt, Joyce Blaine, Donna Wade, Penny Hart. FOURTH ROW: Antoinette Curiale, Carol Hilton, Carolyn Jenkins, Sharon Sctzer, Karlyn Curtis, Pat O’Hara, Dixie Dettweiler, Janice Hayden, Miss Nancy Kienle. BENTONS. FIRST ROW: Jim Rising, David Arnold. Densil Wilkes, Bob Holland, Art Allen, George Wisdom, Mr. Dwight Adcock. SECOSD HOW: Gerald Goc, Jerry Brewer, Ronald Hurst. Richard Williams, Mike Bohbit. Bob Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Ronald Anstinc, Cecil Lciby, Ed Borchardt, Bart Benne, E. Floyd Connerly, John Botkins, Ronny Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Herb Sauers, Terry Ro- berts. Phil Harris, Richard Higgins. Rick Michaels, Bob Landuyt, Doug Boyd. Ed Jenkins. CLIOS. FIRST ROW: Joanna Sturgis, Toni Bellanti, Sue Jones, Mary Jo Rigali, Karen Harford, Carol Caldarella, Tifliny Vance, Peggy Courtier, Paula Laurenzana. SEC- OND ROW: Janice Sheets, Pat Hopper, Donna Ander- son, Jeanne Ziegler, Nancy Stanley, Era Lynn Coates, Leona Roberts, Barbara Fuller, Charlotte Williams, Mary Lee Thompson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Guinn, Sandy EllifF, Linda Hamilton. Barbara Ericsson, Pat McCollum, Lou Copenhavcr. Carol Simpson, Marilyn Clcland, Mar- garet Laughlin, Joann Mange, Connie Forbes, May Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Martha Lynne Kelley, Marilyn Walker, Nancy Mall, Donna Rohning, Betty Downs, Mary Lou Smiroldo, Rexinc Crawford, Judy Puckett, Kathy Duggan, Linda Holmes, Darlene Jones. DEBATERS. FRONT ROW: Art Lujin, Gary McElmurry, Randy Vest, Dick Shores, David Veterane. Frank Mange, Dick Clark. Joe Gialde, Gary Herman, Larry M Blair. John Ibarra, Ed Badley. SECOND ROW: Don Puckett, Jim Calef. Richard Irwin, Ed Dorman. Charles Bennett, Lloyd Bermond, Dale Hutchings. Ed Bollinger, Herb An- trim. Jasper DeSimone, Mike Vestal, Douglas Richardson, John Podszus. THIRD ROW: Darrell Barlow. Riley Cushman, John Brown. Danny Longstreth, Renny Nichols, Milton Miller, Don Kimball, Joe Coulson, Joe Thacker, Bill Parkhurst, Larry D. Blair, Mr. Glen Redford. DELTAS. FRONT ROW: Linda Hurley, Winnie Byrne, Marilyn Ontman, JoAnn Allen. Helen Kuhr, Sandy Organ, Anne Brooks. Angeline Panzica, Beverly Howard, Sheilah Lewis. Billie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mary Nigro, Sue Brown. Paula Boten, Trevia Kilgore, Karen Jones, Janice Colyer, Ann Bonure, Karol Jones, Jane Pierce. Janelle Hos- man. THIRD ROW: Judy Adams, Karen Brown, Deanna Kerr, Judy Springer, Toni Lancaster, Gen Anderson, Norma Briant. Joyce Crockett, Doralee Miller. Janice Clevenger, Linda Provance. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Van Bebber, Jean Wansing, Judy Elrod. Susan Shotliff. Judy Banta, Jan Markey, Carol Garfield, Diane Venie, Linda Pruitt, Marilyn Coe, Judy Towse. THET AS: FRONT ROW: Janice Deshazer. Rebecca Quinn, Barbara Bridgewater, Terry Cramer, Gayle Galbraith. Ruth Brockman, Joyce Goodman. Judith Lusk, Janet Mohler, Michael Anderson. Lynne Hons. Barbara Jones. SECOND ROW: Carole Lovan, Mary Lynn Gibson, Randy Barnes, Joanne Snider, Fana Cona. Judith Parisi, Judibeth Cravens, Alice Morrison. Sharon Bradley, JoAnn Uzzcll, Jane Mohler, Elizabeth Delisio. THIRD ROW: Sandra Bickel. Georgia Bailey. Anita McClure. Joyce Mizer, Anna Jane Hunt. Pat Doiren. Pat Brown. Deanna Forbes. Suzanne Forbes, Ella Forrest, Miss Ruth Thompson. “This is music, music, music?” 73 “Give us the pitch once more.” FIRST ROW: Toni Bellanti, Jane Mohler, Randy Barnes, Gail McLaughlin, Terry Cramer, Judy Parisi, Fana Cona, Betty Cress. SECOND ROW: Darlene Tumlinson, Mary Nigro, Winnie Byrne, Bonnie Cobb. Kara Jean Rogers. Joyce Crockett, Linda Holmes, Carol Crispi. THIRD ROW: Pat O’Hara. Karlyn Curtis, Ed Jenkins, Delphine Spencer, Lynn Vance, Pat Doiron, Jerry Brewer, John Cor- dell. FOURTH ROW: Pat Henry, Ray Yingling, Don Smead. Ed Borchardt, Cecil Lciby, E. Floyd Connerley, Richard Higgins, George Wisdom. SPEECH ARTS “Is everybody here? Let’s count noses!” These are familiar words to the Speech Arts Club members as they prepare to leave the hallowed halls of Thou Dear (temporarily, of course) and journey to the Uni- versity of Kansas, Park College, and other campuses nearby to watch plays and rehearsals of various college groups. In addition to these jaunts, the Speech Arts troupe enjoyed several other entertaining get-togethers, in- cluding a Christmas party and a Spring picnic. All the members of the club are interested in public speaking or dramatics, and some plan to make their profession in these fields. The club also has educa- tional value for those not enrolled in speech class.. The Speech Arts gang will heartily agree that their club provides a good time for all, whether they’re watching a play at a nearby college or “hamming it up” here at Thou Dear. OFFICERS. Toni Bellanti, Randy Barnes, Jane Mohler, Patsy Doiron, Jerry Brewer, Karlyn Curtis. 74 VIKING VARIETIEQ “Are you sure it’s dead?” “Mr. Polk — don’t take that picture.” Ahhhhhh!” “This is basketball?” “Will it blow up?” “Never mind. Just get ready to play. “What’s that odor?” NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the things for which high school students work from the moment they become Freshmen in high school through their senior year. Participation in this restricted society is the highest honor of achievement given at Northeast. Teachers judge nominees on the basis of their achievements in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Only those students who maintain a scholarship index of 3.25 are considered for membership. The students pictured below had the special honor of being elected as Juniors in the spring of 1958. These thirteen members planned the induction cere- mony for the students elected in the spring of 1959. In an impressive assembly, the National Honor So- ciety members repeated the oath of membership and received the pins signifying their scholastic achievement. FIRST ROW: Betty Zaman, Toni Bellanti, Marilyn Ont- Clark, Joe Gialde, Gerald Goc, Susan Shotliff, Joyce man. Judy Springer. SECOND ROW: Doralce Miller, Jan . Crockett. Markcy, Ella Forrest. Joanne Snider. THIRD ROW: Dick Second year members of the National Honor Society discuss plans for the induction assembly for members whose names appear in the Senior Honors section. 78 SPORTS Shcilah Lewis, Head Cheerleader. “What’s the good word?” could be heard ringing through the halls of Thou Dear as another Pep Assembly given by the able and agile cheerleaders came to an end. But the closing of the assembly was not the end of the efforts of this team of six who cheered our teams to many victories. School spirit rose to a new high this year due to the unceasing efforts of our cheerleaders. They were: Janice Colyer, Senior; Sheilah Lewis, Senior; Jan Markey, Senior; Doralee Miller, Senior. Mary Lee Thomp- son, Junior; and Charlotte Williams, Senior. Many new cheers and cheering techniques were brought back from the Oklahoma Cheerleader Clinic by Jan Markey. The girls were also assisted, as in the past, by Miss Lou Jean Moyer, adviser. Northeast has undoubtedly become a better school because of the teamwork, ability, initiative, and enthusiasm of the 1958-59 Varsity Cheerleaders. Janice Colyer Mary Lee Thompson Doralee Miller Jan Markey Charlotte Williams ffS v 0ft VARSITY CHEERLEADERS i K I t i j � 9 H LEFT TO RIGHT-. Karlyn Cur- tiss, Joyce Crockett, Toni Bellanti, Elizabeth Dclisio. Tiffany Vance. Genevieve Anderson. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS This year for the first time the football and basketball B-teams have had their own cheerleaders. Throughout the summer, Genevieve Anderson, Senior; Karlyn Cur- tis, Senior; Joyce Crockett. Senior; Toni Bellanti, Senior; Elizabeth Delisio, Senior; and Tiffany Vance, Junior practiced diligently, learning new cheers and perfecting old ones. Their first appearance was at Cheer- leader Clinic at St. Joseph Central High School where they demon- strated a new cheer by Tiffany Vance. Miss Nancy Kicnlc acted as the girls’ adviser, and helped greatly at practices and with the choosing of uniforms — purple sweaters and coulottes with white lettering, purple and white beanies, and white shoes. Besides cheering at B-team football and basketball games, the girls also helped out at varsity games and pep assemblies. New interest was aroused in the B-teams because of the pep and en- thusiasm of the B-tcam cheerleaders. Gen Anderson Tiffany Vance Karlyn Curtis Toni Bellanti Liz Dclisio Joyce Crockett Lujin Wood POWERFUL VIKINGS The 1959 Viking grid-men turned out their best performance since 1952 with a 7 win 2 loss record. This fine display of football talent was made possible by the powerful Northeast line and, in the words of the K.C. Star, the “most ver- satile if not the best backfield in the league.” The backfield was truly well balanced with an excellent passing and running attack, punting and blocking ability, coupled with exceptional speed and power necessary to be a winning team. The opening game with Raytown proved to be one of defensive ball with neither team gaining any ground. Late in the first quarter Maxwell broke through the center and kept going but the play was called back. Then in the second quarter the Blue Jay’s Danny Titus took a punt on his twenty-five yard strip and weaved seventy-five yards for a Raytown T.D. Again the game slowed to defensive action around midfield but in the fourth quarter Ross Coker, Blue Jay back, broke loose and scored the final touchdown with a thirty- five yard run, leaving the score at 13—0. The next week saw the revenge bent Vikings run William Chrisman into the ground for the twelfth time in the thirteen game series. Tremendous blocking proved to be the deciding factor and the Norsemen easily stacked up a 33—0 win. A strong Southeast team stunned the Vikings with a crushing 33—6 victory in the first league game of the season. Southeast, chosen best defensive team in the nation, also looked great on offense with a tremendous display of football dexterity by All-American, Bud Abel (formerly of Northeast). Even though the performance of the Vikes was overshadowed by the Knights, Northeast was somewhat consoled by the fact that we had the only team that scored against the top team in the nation. The Vikings again bounced back by smashing Southwest 31—6 due to the dazzling array of passing, running, and blocking by Northeast. Westport was next on the list and the game was a thriller. Westport’s tricky backfield set the precedent by breaking over from the eight with two and a half minutes left in Forbes Hustad 84 Coulson Giles TAKE QECOND PLACE the first quarter. The Vikes bounced back via a 38 yard, Ricono-Boone, pass play, with only 15 seconds left in the first stanza. The Vikings boosted the score to 19—6 in the second quarter while Westport, unable to cope with the sparkling pass-plays of Northeast, fell behind. The Tigers took to the field with renewed vigor in the third quarter and running off of the deceptive belly series startled Northeast with a 20—19 lead. The Vikes, again taking to the air, scored in the final period by means of a 61 yard touchdown drive, thus ending the see-saw battle by etching out a 25-—20 victory. Manual posed no problem as the Norsemen blasted the Redbirds 55—0 led by Dick Clark with 13 points and 85 yards rushing. The Vikings ran rampant over the field, smashing Manual’s line, causing losses up to 40 yards, and plunging through, around, and over the Redbird defense as though it wasn’t there. Northeast easily coasted by the Paseo Pirates for their fourth win against one loss in league play. The Viking eleven had by this time jelled into a fine offen- sive and defensive team and with Ricono leading the way both phases looked fine, thus producing a 34—6 victory. East promised to be the toughest game left for the Vikings but Northeast took it in stride and posted a 12—6 homecoming victory. Producing excitement to the last, the East Bears were unable to penetrate the Viking defense until the final stanza. Twice the determined East team pounded their way to the Vik- ing five-yard strip; but the Norsemen would not give up, twice turning them away with tremendous goal line stands. Corky Maddox and Bill Graves sparked the team to victory with brilliant defensive performances as the Northeast de- fense shone. Northeast wrapped up a successful season by pouncing on the Central Eagles 39—6. Central was unable to solve either the Purple defense or offense and succumbed to Viking superiority enabling Northeast to grab second place in the league. Manard Kimble Goodman ry � p r lr j 1 ( § F v Guiter Blair Wallin Q V J Niceley Wilson 85 Messirk Hawthorne Ricono breaks loose against Westport. Tomlin stops Ricono in crucial East game. SCORES AND STANDINGS Northeast 0 Raytown 13 1. Southeast 7-0-0 Northeast 33 Wm. Chrisman 0 2. Northeast 6-1-0 Northeast 6 Southeast 33 3. Westport 5-2-0 Northeast 31 Southwest 6 4. East 5-2-0 Northeast 25 Westport 20 5. Central 5-2-0 Northeast 55 Manual 0 6. Southwest 2-4-1 Northeast 34 Paseo 7 7. Van Horn 2-5-0 Northeast 12 East 6 8. Paseo 1-5-1 Northeast 39 Central 6 9. Lincoln 10. Manual 1-6-0 0-7-0 Aghast, at Southeast might. Westport applies brakes in season thriller. FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM — FRONT ROW: Rick Venie, Bob Wisdom, Mike Fredrico, Bob Ericson, Jim Crane, Martin Ricono, Ron Anderson, Bill Woodrow. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Jones, Bruce Goldsmith, Ed Huntsman, Jim Anderson, Dave Woods, Gerald Craw- ford. Jim Dodson, Noyce McGarity, Jim Hawkins, John Hawthorne, Dan Neselroad, Barrie Eddie, Larry Gilmore. THIRD ROW: Bob Zuber, Don Reese, Lee Scott, Steve Brace, Vince Guadagnano, Jay Bouse, Bill Easter, Allen Aldridge, Richard Betz, Ronnie Ibarra, Bob Summers. Ronnie Bond, John Rooney. GAME SCORES Northeast . . . . . . . . 0 Van Horn .... 32 Northeast . . . . .... 12 Southwest .... 13 Northeast . . . . .... 20 Paseo .... 25 Northeast . . . . .... 12 Glennon .... 0 Northeast .... . .. . 0 Southeast .... 20 Northeast .... . ... 0 East .... 12 Northeast .... .... 14 Drum Farm . . . . .... 12 Northeast . . . . .... 20 Central .... 19 Northeast .... . . . . 6 Westport .... 0 Through the years, Northeast has maintained a superior record in the Interscholastic Football League. Their success is usually attributed to fine coaching, an especially strong line, or a swift back- field. However, one factor which is certainly deserving of recognition is the B-team football program, where the individual skills of each boy are developed so as to be of the greatest possible benefit to the team as a whole. It is here that the boys master the techniques and gain the experience necessary to produce a cham- pionship Varsity team. MANAGERS Varsity Manager, Joe Gialde Varsity Manager, John Franzeskos 87 B-Tcam Manager. John Carter The Viking cagers opened the season by participating in the South- east tournament. Westport was the first to fall as the sharp-shooting Vikes hit 55% to post a 53 40 rout. Northeast’s tight zone defense sewed up the Van Horn Falcons to win first place in the tournament with a 46—38 victory. After defeating Glennon and De Lasalle the Vikings lengthened their string of victories to five by defeating Lincoln 43—37. The first half looked bad for the Vikes. for the towering Lincoln team continu- ally grabbed the rebounds and outscored Northeast seven points in the first half. The zone, however, tightened up in the second half and the Norsemen forged ahead to win. In the semi-finals of the Interscholastic Tourney Northeast again defeated the Van Horn Falcons with a score of 36—35. Northeast lost their bid to extend their undefeated status to seven games, when they lost the game and the championship to West- port, 51-—50, in a thrilling see-saw contest. Following a 44—42 defeat at the hands of the Rockhurst Hawks, Northeast began league competition by vengefully smashing Westport 41—29. The Viking five dropped their next game to Lincoln, 44-—39, due primarily to Lincoln’s radical court design. Southwest and Cen- tral were next on the agenda and they were trounced 63—31 and 40— 23 respectively. The Paseo Pirates proved to be tougher than expected when the chilly Vikings threw away a 31—13 half-time lead to scrape by 40—37. Northeast continued to win by defeating the die-hard East Bears and Manual Cardinals 43—35 and 47 35, but were stopped again when Van Horn erased all hopes of first in the league by a 1 point margin. (47—48 . To finish league play the Vikings slid by slow moving Southeast, 29—27, in a double overtime victory; led by Gar)' Narr who swished a 21 foot jump-shot with only 5 seconds playing time remaining in the last overtime. After blasting Bishop Miege, Northeast set their sights on a return trip to St. Louis, via the State Regional Playoffs. The first Viking ri- valry was East and the Vikes produced a mild massacre, winning 56— 37. The North Kansas City Hornets threw a scare into the startled Vikes with a torrid first quarter. The Hornets swished their first seven shots and most of those were 20-footers. Northeast, however, managed to keep up and broke loose in the last half to blast the Hornets 62—47. The finals saw Northeast and Van Horn meet for the fourth time but the Vikes were unable to keep up with the 40% shooting of the red- hot Falcons. Northeast jumped to a 2 point lead in the first stanza and maintained it until the 3rd quarter when Van Horn tied the score 33-—33. After a flurry of points by the Falcons in the fourth quarter Northeast seemed to fall apart. The Vikes tried desperately to catch the fleeing Falcons but to no avail, as the game ended in a 52—47 Vike defeat. Although Northeast was picked to take first both in league compe- tition and the State Regional by sports writers, the Vikings could no pull through in the crucial contests. It should be mentioned that the Vikes were able to beat Lincoln and Van Horn, the league and regional spoilers, by wide margins; but they weren’t able to do it at the right time. 90 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL — FIRST ROW: Gary Coleman, Dan Longstreth. Jim Crane, Dave Karaff, Ron Odam. SECOND ROW: Gary McElmurry, Ron Garrison, Dave Gibson, Orin Hiltner, Jerry Wayman. THIRD ROW: Fred Price. Ron Ibarra. Martin Ricono, Don Kimble, Byron Eaton, Gerald Crawford — manager. Guided by Mr. Doutt the Vik- ing B-team compiled a fine rec- ord of 16—4 and won the league championship with an 8—1 league record. Southwest, the only team to beat the B-team, and Southeast kept the Vikes from taking first too easily thus producing a fight to the finish. VARSITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Lincoln ..............................................9 Northeast ........................................... 7 Van Horn..............................................7 Central ............................................. 5 Westport .............................................4 Southwest.............................................4 Southeast ........................................... 3 Pasco ............................................... 3 East..................................................2 Manual............................................... 1 0 2 2 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 VARSITY MANAGERS: Larry Blair Joe Thacker 91 TRACK This year Northeast will enjoy the privilege of having, possibly the finest team in the city, and the finest at Northeast in several years. Central is probably the only team that will give the Viking speedsters any competition and they shouldn’t be too hard to handle. Indicative of the Viking might is the 26—16 victory over the East Bears and the dual meet with Shawnee-Mission East in which the only event the visitors could place was third in the 60 yard dash. One of the highlights of the year is the Big Eight Indoor Track Meet at the Municipal Au- ditorium. The Northeast team won first at the Big 8 with 20 points while Central compiled 17. Dave Sheridan won first in the low hurdles leaving the opposition far behind with a time of 7.4. Riley Cushman showed promising form as he finished first in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:03.7. The two performances that stood out, however, as being decisive factors in the belief that Northeast has an excellent track team this year are: John Glorioso, All-State, won second in the 60 yard dash — inches behind the winner, who tied the Big 8 record. (6.4). The sprint relay team, consist- ing of John Glorioso, Ed Neptune, Darrell Barlow, and Dave Sheridan, left the nearest competitor ap- proximately 40 yards behind when they broke the Big 8 record by nearly 2 seconds with a time of 2:10.5. As a matter of interest this record was set by Southwest, the State Champions, at that time. 92 VARSITY TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: Darrell Barlow, Dave Sheridan, Riley Cushman, Danny Long- streth, John Glorioso, Ed Maxwell, John Gulick, Bill Capper, Sam Cessor, Mr. Dean Goodman. SECOND ROW: Walt Zuber, Ray Wood, Jim Passantino, John Franzeskos. Dominick Titone, Gary Narr, Don Kimble, Larry Meeker, Clifford Wilson. Mr. Ernie Wallen. BACK ROW: Ed Neptune, Dale Hutchings. Bill Graves, John Forbes, Glen Garrison, John Brown, Ronald Tungett, John Carter, Kenny W'ilson, Mr. Cliff Abel. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: Kenny Wilson, Orin Hiltner, James Anderson, Terry Roberts, Danny Nessleroad, Joe Coulson, Lonnie Rock- ford, John Rooney, Doug Richardson, Ron Tungett, Terry Cramer, James Hawkins, Mr. Dean Goodman. SECOND ROW: John Carter, Richard Betz, Ray Cous- ins. Darrell Kuhr. Ricky Venie, James Paul, Charles Rul- mcr, Jerry Wayman. Art Lujin, Paul Husted, Alfred Bouse, Mr. Ernie Wallin. BACK ROW: Fred Garrison, Ronnie Bond, Clyde Epperson, Kerry Pittman. Charles Giles, Gary Coleman, Fred Price, Glenn Garrison, Bruce Goldsmith, Mike Manard, Robert Wisdom, Mr. Cliff Abel. CROSS COUNTRY. FRONT ROW: Ed Misner, Ron- Wilson. Riley Cushman, Rick Michaels, Larry Meeker, aid Tungett, Glen Garrison, Lonnie Rockford, Darrell Lawrence Jones. Danny Longstrcth, Mr. Cliff Abel. Kuhr. Darrell Barlow. BACK ROW: Sam Cessor, Clifford gg FIRST ROW: Barbara Murray. Sharon Doss. Judy Heimburger, Melinda Minks, Carol Hilton. Lucille Parker, Genevieve Anderson. Joyce Enyeart. SEC- OND ROW: Lorance McKiddy, Waunita Small. Jo Ann Civella, Sharon Bradley, Judy Springer, Pat McCollum, Jan Markcy, Joyce Crockett. THIRD ROW: Miss Moyer, Liz Delisio, Lonna Hendricks. Phyllis Moore, Joyce Goodman, Janice Colyer, Charlotte Williams, Janice Deshazer, Becky Quinn, Pat Cline. GIRLQ' SPORTS For the past several years, special physical educa- tion classes have been present at Northeast. These are the 7th Hour classes of Miss Lou Jean Moyer and Mrs. Marilyn Deister. Miss Moyer’s class spe- cializes in sports such as hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball, and badminton, while Mrs. Deister s class ex- cels in synchronized swimming and modern dancing. This year Northeast attended three sports’ days — hockey, basketball, and softball. These teams were selected from the two special gym classes. A new feat which was undertaken by Miss Moyer’s class was a biweekly visit to the armory. The girls received instructions on the handling and firing of a 22-rifle from the ROTC officers. This proved to be a very enjoyable experience for most of the girls al- FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Allen. Barbara Boyd, Sandy Ulrich, Donna Backman. Karen McKee, Elizabeth Jones, Doralee Miller, Linda Stamper. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Deister. Karin Krusor. Ada Wurtz, Judy Towse, Jennie Green, Sharon Sctzcr, Sandra though some failed to ever hit the target paper. One of the main events of the year was the game between the women’s faculty and Miss Moyer’s 7th Hour. With some help from the dishonest score- keeper, the faculty won. Tickets were sold and the money received from this event was presented to the Dean Smith Memorial Fund. The most popular of the competitive contests be- tween the girls is the Junior-Senior basketball game. This year the Seniors won over the Juniors 28 12. A good athlete isn’t just one who performs the skill well. Good sportsmanship is one of the require- ments to be considered a good athlete. With this in mind, the Northwest girls with ability, sportsman- ship, and the desire to win gained many victories. Bickel, Cynthia Browning. Virginia Dykes. THIRD ROW: Linda Hurley, Anne Brooks. Janice Hayden, Sandy Sanders, Elaine Holtcamp. Sharon Harrill, Lynn Hons. FREE THROW WINNERS: Saundra Dollard, Cristine Dribbling down the field for another goal at sports’ Cushman, Janice Clevenger, Waunita Small. day. All eyes are on the ball at a tense moment JUNIOR TEAM: FIRST ROW: Heimburger. Deshazer, Kuhr, Cline, in the Junior-Senior basketball game. McKiddy. SECOND ROW: Organ. Provancc, Van Bobber, Setzer, McKee, Dobson. SENIOR TEAM: FIRST ROW: Moore, Small. Parker, Quinn. Hilton, Bradley. “Get that tip-off. get that SECOND ROW: McCollum. Murray, Green, Doss, Minks. Markey. ball!’’ 95 HOCKEY TEAM, FIRST ROW: Hurley, Lewis, Cline, Small, Moore, Minks, Williams, Quinn. SECOND ROW: Green, Markey, McCollum, Hilton, Goodman, Dclisio, Civella, Murray, Bradley. BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Deshazer, Moore, Bradley. Just inches away from a goal. SECOND ROW: Small. Quinn, Parker, Hilton. THIRD ROW: Miss Moyer, Murray, Doss. McCollum, Green, Minks. Point that toe, Jennie, point that toe! PIN WINNERS, FIRST ROW: Colycr, Quinn, Goodman. Bradley, Small. SECOND ROW: Markey, Murray, Green. Minks, Hilton. McCollum. LET- TER WINNERS, THIRD ROW: Moore, Deshazer, M Kiddy, Van Behber, Sctzer, Parker, Ruhr, Cline. SENIORS Dick Clark Vice President 4 Joe Gialde President Bemie Ricono Reporter (absent) 9ENI0R9 1959 Our school days at Northeast are over; and as we look back over our wonderful Senior year, it’s hard to keep from shedding a tear — of joy, and breathing a sigh — of relief. This last year has held so many happy activities. Some of the best remembered are the Homecoming Game; the In- tersociety, Snowball, and Sweetheart Dances; Vik- ing Varieties; Lit Night; the Spring Play; and the Prom; for together they nearly succeeded in drain- ing us of all our funds. We Seniors modestly agreed that our Senior Assembly was the best pro- duction of all time, and that our Senior Ballot was by far the most wisely chosen. Then suddenly we found ourselves in long gray robes and mortar board, marching with our friends to the poignant chords of “Pomp and Cir- cumstance.” We listened to the Choir, the speak- ers, the presentation of the Class Gift — strained to hear and keep every word, wished we could prolong it, yet knew that too soon it would all be over. As we stood in the final moments to sing the traditional song, we looked about us at the famil- iar faces which had made our school years the happy ones that they have been. We realized that this was the last time we would all be together, then sang with sadness and sincerity, “For all we know, we may never meet again.” John Podszus Scrgcant-at-arms Susan Shotliff Treasurer J 98 Ronald Lynn Anstine Herbert Wayne Antrim Frank Revia Archer Ronald Lawrence Arens Lorcne Jean Armato Carlos Adrian Anscensio Donald James Atkinson Donald Leroy Ault Sandra Ann Ayers Robert Jerald Ayres Eddie Carthel Badlcy Phillip Bailey Betty Faye Baker Judith Anne Banta Helen Cecilia Barber Margaret Sharon Barfoot Darrell Duane Barlow Randy Kay Barnes Donna Lee Beach Antoinette Bellanti Ellenora Elizabeth Bcnigar Charles Perry Bennett Peggy Ruth Berkley Edward Lee Bollinger Carrie Madeline Bonavia Gary Stuart Bond Ann Marie Bonura William Jerald Boone Edward Roe Borchardt William Joseph Borowski Paula Ann Boten Romona Roscline Bouse Richard James Boyle Sharon Elizabeth Bradley Patricia Ann Brand Jerry Clyde Brewer Norma Jean Briant John Nevcllc Brown Patricia Ann Brown Laura Augusta Bryson Rosalind Jean Buccero Roberta Jean Bumworth Judith Ann Burton YVaunita Faye Campbell Sally Ann Campos William Francis Capper David Glenn Carriker Donna May Catron Sam Joe Cessor Gary Dale Chrisman Jo Ann Civclla Fred Pete Cindrich Claude Allen Clark John Franklin Clark Richard Louis Clark Polly Ann Clifton Era Lynn Coates Janice Helen Colyer Fana Cona Carole Marie Conard Earl Floyd Conncrly Jr. Darlene Frances Cooper Luella Jane Copcnhavcr Joy Elizabeth Corley Carol Ann Crispi Edwin Paul Cowan Ruth Lauren Dake Wanda Faye DaMitz Minnie Otta Daniel Elizabeth Ann Delisio Jasper DeSimone Barbara Dale Devine Robert Henry Dice Donna Marie Dilks Sylvia Ann Distefano 8 E Patsy Louan Doiron Lawrence Edward Dorman Peter John Donnici N I 0 R Sharon Lee Doss Betty Louise Downs Gary Drydcn 8 1 9 5 9 Sandra Lee Elliff Vernon Clare Elliott, Jr. Caroline Embrey Anna Elizabeth Eshnaur Sandra Joyce Everitt Anthony Louis Fanara Ettalou Ellen Ferguson Pearl Irene Fisher Marilee Edith Fitzwater Norma Jean Flack Carl Lee Fleener Deanna Rae Forbes John Gordon Forbes Ella Mae Forrest Johnnie Gus Franzeskos Kenneth Edward Fuller Irene Fumal Gail Patricia Galbraith Yvonne Gamm Glenn Alexander Garrison Joseph Stephen Gialdc Judith Marie Glenn John Steven Glorioso Joyce Fay Goodman Gerald Lee Goe Karen Sue Gorham Sandra Sue Gott Marva Jeanne Gowing Shirley Virginia Grass William Dale Graves Frances Lillian Gray Wallace Graybill Ada Mae Greeley Alfred E. Neumann Donna Kay Green Jeannie Green Patricia Grctzinger Bette Groves Angeline Guadagnano Joyce Evelyn Guinn Bill Raymond Guiter John Kurt Gulick Arlene Elizabeth Guth Carla Jane Hake Phyllis Ann Hammack Don Hamer Linda Sue Hamilton Jack Ellis Harmon Harold Harp Gary Cecil Harper Sharon Rae Harris Delby Leroy Hazlctt Lonna Joyce Hendricks Alice Mac Hennings Billie Jo Hodges Patricia Ann Hogan Donna Jean Holding Mary Margaret Holdman Richard William Holler James Donald Holst Patricia Louise Hooper Eva Janelle Hosman Judith Ann Hotchkiss Earl Kent Hunter Evelyn Marie Huntsucker Linda Lee Hurley William Kelley Hurr Betty Hurtz Dale Hutchings Gary Ito Amalia Hilda Jacinto Carolyn Irene Jenkins Edwin Jenkins, Jr. Verdele Johnson Joseph Johnston Wayne Johnston Peggy Sue Jones Shirley Jones Dorothy Ann Kean Irene Elise Kirwin Martha Lynne Kelley Lawrence Robert Key Martha Ann Kidwell Trcvia Sue Kilgore David Ervin Kimrey Dorothy Mae Kindhart Gary Thomas Koch Jo Arm LaGrotte Mark James Landers Robert Lee Landuyt Tom Lankford Phillip Anthony LaPorte Carolyn Larason Gerald Melvin Larsen Rocna Lathropc Cecil LeRoy Leiby Leonard Louis Lentz Charles Dale Lepper Roger James Lepper John Levens Sheilah Mae Lewis Jack Darrel Link Genevieve Lopez Anna Mae Luce Betty Diane Lupardus Dennis McCarty Barbara Jean McClaskey Anita Lou McClure Patty Ann McCollum Gene Milton McEntyrc Michael McKee Gail Ellen McLaughlin Mary McLaughlin Harold Maddox Sandra Kay Rita Corina Anna Marie Maddox Madrid Maggio Antoinette Marie Joe Mandacina Frankie Anthony Maggio Mange Catherine Mangiaracina Jane Anne Markey Geraldine Mary Maturo Melinda Sue Minks Judy Carol Minor Edward Lee Misner Anthony Sam Mistretta Dorothy Fern Mitchell Evelyn Faye Mitchum Lois Jane Mohler Rose Anne Monaco Phyllis June Moore Fred Lee Mayfield Shirley Colleen Meadows Judith Mercer Carrol Elaine Mcschon Janice Loraine Michaels Richard Allen Michaels Doralce Karen Miller Mark Perkins Miller Barbara Ann Mills 8 Dan Roger Moorchcad Barbara Jean Murray Gerald Nauss N I 0 Thomas Wesley Niceley Renny Roger Nichols Mary Teresa Nigro 1 Vera Kathleen Norris Owen Oerly Loren Richard Offutt 9 Patricia Sue O’Hara Marilyn Ontman Helen Polkit Bob Parker Lucille Marie Parker Bill Parkhurst Tommy Clay Parsons Shirley Ann Pasley Charles Pearman Wayne Peeples Ruth Ann Pickard Kerry Clou Pittman Donna Porter Alfred John Podszus Wayne Thomas Presle Bill Arthur Pruitt Don Edward Puckett Thomas Pugh 9 E N I 0 R 9 1 9 5 9 Rebecca Quinn Ronald Raymond Reed Ronald Lee Reichman Raymond Lee Rew Larry Richardson Bernard Lee Ricono Judith Lorraine Roberts Ronald Gerald Roberts Newton Robert Robinson Barbara Jean Rosee rans Ellen Jean Rose Pam Royal James Leroy Russell Theresa Ann Sacamano Frank Nugent Saladino Willa Faye Sapp Warner Sappington Mary L. Schowengerst Roger Schroff Janice Kay Sheets David Lynn Sheridan Virginia Shirils Susan Shotliff Gerald Bernard Silvers Terry Simmons Charlotte A. Simheuser Donna Carolyn Skinner Judith Artec Springer Nancy Sue Stanley Miriam Stanton S E N I 0 R S 1 9 5 9 Elsie Smith Jean Smith Shelia Kay Smith George Snell JoAnne Hazel Snider Sandra Sole Judy Darlene Speer Delphine Louise Spencer Hallis Spoor Linda Sue Starks Sue Stauss Suzanne Marie Stedman Mickey Joe Stout Florence Stogsdill Beverly Sweeney Patricia Ann Taylor Carol Jo Termini May Etta Tharp Roger Carroll Thompson Dominick Titone Patricia Ann Toatcs Frances Joyce Tompkins Noel Tongue Darlene Louise Tumlinson Ronald Lee Tungett Sharon Tungett Donna Ramay Utterback JoAnn Helen Uzzell Jo Carole Vaccaro Alice Valadez Lynn Vance Diane Venie Jackson Vest Randy Vest David Veterane Donna Wade 8 E N I 0 R 8 1 9 5 9 Janice Louise Watts Barbara West Charlotte Williams Clifford Wilson Harold W'olf Raymond Wood Martha Sue Wright Margarctta Zumwalt Betty Zaman Mary Cason Raymand Yingling GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PICTURED Barbara Ambrose Tom Joyce Ronald Bcason John McClendon Frances Bonfils Robert McKee John Coleman Lloyd Miller Joyce Cunning Jere Mooney Charles Davis Sharon Patrick Joe Degrado Tommy Parsons Woodrow Dodson Ronald Payne John Donnelly Arthur Ramirez Lawrence Dorman Jesse Rodriguez Timothy Driller Vuanda Snider Lloyd Ethridge Roger Shirk Charles Flahivc Donald Smead Patsy Gatten Jerry Stewart Keith Gillam Don Townsend Marva Gowing Sandra West Maude Greer Robert Wiebeck William Griffin Donald Wilson Wanda Harding Ardythe Jackson 119 SENIOR HONORS ADAMS. ROSLYN Pep Club 4. Reporter 4; Student Council 4, Chair- man. Building Committee 4; Y-Teen 4, Sergeant at Arms 4. ANDERSON, GENEVIEVE A Cappella 4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader B-Team 4; Courier 4, First Page editor 4; Deltas 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Olympic Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Sweetheart Queen; Viking Varieties 2; Viking Village Council 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Y-Teen 2,3,4, Vice President 4. ANDERSON, NORMAN Football B-Team 2; Varsity 3,4; Track 3; Honorable Mention All City Football Team. ANSTINE, RON A Cappella 3,4; Bentons, 3,4; Speech Arts 2,3; Spring Play 2.3; Viking Varieties 3. ANTRIM. HERBERT WAYNE A Cappella 4, President 4; Basketball B-Team 3; Debaters 3,4: Football B-Team 2; Varsity 3; French Club 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sergeant at Arms for Pep King. ARCHER, FRANK Bentons 4: ROTC 2.3.4, Rifle Team 3,4. ARMATO, LORENE Pep Club 3. BADLEY, EDDY Cross Country 3; Debaters 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Foot- ball 2; Track 3: Youth Council 4. BANTA, JUDY A Cappella 3,4, Vice-President 4; Courier Staff 4, Art Editor 4; Deltas 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Nor’eastern Asst. Editor in Chief 3; Student Council 2,3; Viking Varieties 2,4; Youth Council 4; State Music Con- test 2.3,4. BARFOOT, MARGARE T SHARON French Club 2.4. BARLOW. DARRELL DUANE Debaters 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 1,2: Track 3,4, Cap- tain 4: All City Team 3,4: All State Team 3,4. BARNES, RANDY KAY Courier Staff 4; Homeroom Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Speech Arts 3,4, Secretary 4; Spring Play Cast 3,4; Thetas 2,3,4, Secretary Chaplain 4; Viking Varieties 4; Viking Village Council 3; Y- Teens 3,4, President 4; Sweetheart Princess 4; Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Sub-District Winner 4. BAUCOM, SANDRA DAY Pep Club 2. BEACH, DONNA Spanish Club 2. BELLANTI. ANTONETTE A Cappella 4. Reporter 4; Cheerleader B-Team 4; Class Officer, Vice-President 3, Giftorian 4; Cli- onians 2,3,4, Archivest 2, President 4, Critic 4; Courier Staff, Editor in chief 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Ballot — Best Girl Actress and Best Girl Student; Spanish Club 3; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Spring Play Cast 3; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Viking Varieties 3,4; Viking Village Council 4; Y-Teens President 1,2; One Hundred Girls’ Club 3,4; Homecoming and Snoball Attendant 4; Song- leader Clio 4. BENNETT, CHARLES PERRY Art Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3; Debaters 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 4; Student Council 2,3; Track 2; Golf Team 2,3,4; Tennis Team 1,2; Gold Key Art Winner 2,4. BOONE, JERRY Football 3,4; B-Team 2; Honorable Mention All City Team; Senior Ballot, Boy Bluffer. BOLLINGER. EDWARD LEE Debaters 3,4; Football B-Team 2, Varsity 3; Student Council 3,4; Track 2,3; Youth Council 4. BONAVIA, CARRIE MADELINE FTA 4; Pep Club 4. BOND. GARY STUART Band 1,2,3,4; C.O.E. BONURA, ANN BONURA Deltas 3,4, Medal Pinner 4; French Club President 3; Student Council 3. BOY AND GIRL WHO HAVE DONE THE MOST FOR NORTHEAST: Dick Clark and Susan ShotlifF. 120 BORCHARDT, EDWARD LEE Benton 3, Reporter 4; Courier Staff, 4th page editor 4; Hi-Y 4; ROTC 1,2,3, Drill Team 1,2. Chicago Tribune Award 2; Speech Arts 4; Viking Variety 4; Radio Club 2,3. BOTEN, PAULA Deltas 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Sgt-at-Arms; Spanish Club 3, reporter 3; Student Council 3; Viking Varie- ties 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Deltas Medal Pinner. BRADLEY, SHARON Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. team 4; French Club 3; In- dividual Sportsday 3,4; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Thetas 2,3,4, Initiator-Historian 4; Girls’ Intramurals Jr., Sr. BRAND, PATRICIA ANN Latin Club 3,4; Student Council 2.3; Red Cross Rep. 4. BREWER. JERRY CLYDE Bentons 2,3,4; Songleadcr 3,4; French Club 4; R.O. T.C. 2,3, M Sgt. 3; Senior Ballot — Best Actor; Spring Play Cast 2,3,4; Speech Arts Club 2,3,4; Presi- dent 3,4; Viking Varieties 2,3,4. BRIANT, NORMA A Cappella 3,4; Deltas 3,4; Olympic Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4. WORST GIRL FLATTERER AND BEST BOY BLUFFER: Jan Markcy and Jerry Boone. BROWN, JOHN NEVELLE A Cappella 3,4, President 3, Treasurer 4; Debaters 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin Club 2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Track 3; Youth Council 4. BROWN, PATRICIA ANN F.T.A. 4; Thetas 3, 4. BRYSON, LAURA Speech Arts Club 2. BUCCERO, ROSALIND A Cappella 3; Alphas 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Speech Arts Club 2; Y-Teen 2,3. BURTON, JUDITH Pep Club 2,3. CAMPOS, SARAH SUE Latin Club 4. CAPPER, WILLIAM FRANCIS Football 2nd team; Varsity 3; Track 2,3,4. CATRON, DONNA MAY Alphas 2,3,4; Reporter-Secretary 4; Art Club 2,3; Nor’Easter 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Y-Teen 2.3,4; Songleader. CESSOR. SAMMUEL JOSEPH Cross Country 4; Spring Play 3; Student Council 3; Track 4. CHRISMAN, GARY DALE Art Club 2,3 Sergeant at Arms; Debaters 4; Youth Council 4; Junior Red Cross 4. CIVELLA, JO ANN Student Council 3; Hockey Sports Day 3,4. CLARK. RICHARD City Hall Day 4; Junior Class President; Senior Class Vice-President; Debaters 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Ballot — Done Most for School; Student Council President 1,4; Youth Council Foreman 4; Boys’ State 4; Hi-Y 4; Junior Red Cross 3. COATES. ERA LYNN Clionian Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Courier Staff 3,4; Olympic Club 2,3. COLYER, JANICE A Cappella 3, Treasurer 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Team 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Delta 2,3, Ini- tiator 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2; Viking Varieties 4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Basketball Princess 4. CONA, FANA A Cappella Reporter 4; Courier Staff Business and Advertising Manager 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Speech Arts 3,4; Spring Play Stage Crew 3,4; Theta 2,3, Vice President 4, Secretary 4; Viking Varieties 4; Y-Teens 2,3; Junior Red Cross 3; Theta Songleader 4. 121 COPENHAVER, LUELLA JANE Clionian 3,4; Nor’caster Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Red Cross 4. CORLEY, JOY ELIZABETH Junior Class Reporter; Delta 2,3; Latin Club Treas- urer 2 ; Olympic Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Stage Crew 3; Student Council 2.3; Viking Varieties 3; Viking Village Council 2, Treasurer 3; One Hundred Girls’ Club 3. CRISPI. CAROL ANN A Cappella 4; Courier Staff 4; Latin Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Vik- ing Varieties 4; Y-Teens 1,2. CROCKETT, JOYCE ANN A Cappella 4; B-Team Cheerleader 4; Courier Staff Business Manager 4; Delta 2,3, Critic 4, President 4; Latin Club 1, Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Speech Arts Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2; Spring Play Cast 3,4; Student Council 1,3, Treasurer 4; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Viking Village Council 3, Assistant Manager 4; Starlight Advisory Board 2,3; Mnookin-Brown Human Relations Award 4; Basketball Princess 4; United Campaign Area General 4; One Hundred Girls’ Club 3,4. CROSS, NANCY ANN Alpha 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3,4, Chaplain 4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4. CURTIS, KARLYN JEAN Alpha 2,3, Vice-President 4; B-Team Cheerleader; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Arts 2, Treas- urer 3,4; Spring Play Stage C Crew 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Viking Varieties 3,4; Song Leader 4. DAKE. RUTH Student Council 4. DA MITZ, WANDA FAYE Alphas 3,4: Courier Staff 4; French Club 2,3. DANIEL, MINNIE ETTA Art Club 2,3, President 4: French Club 3. DEGRADO. JOE Art Club 2,3; Individual Sports Day 2; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3; Viking Varieties 2,3. DELISIO, ELIZABETH ANN A Cappella 4; Art Club 3,4; Cheerleader B-Team 4; Hockey Sports Day 4; Pep Club 3; Spring Play Crew 3; Student Council 4; Theta 4. DESIMONE, JASPER Basketball 2; Debater 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Pep King Candidate 4. DICE, ROBERT HENRY Band 1; Track 3. DILKS, DONNA MARIE A Cappella 4; Harmony 4. DISTEFANO, SYLVIA ANN Student Council 3. DONNICI, PETER JOHN Basketball 3, Football 2; Latin Club Sergeant at Arms 2,3; Golf Team 3. DOIRON, PATSY Courier Staff Exchange Editor 3,4; Latin Club Re- porter 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Arts Vice-President 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; Theta Sergeant at Arms 3,4. DORMAN, LAWRENCE EDWARD Debater 4: Hi-Y 4; Youth Council 4. DOSS, SHARON Girls’ Sports Day 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 1. DOWNS, BETTY LOUISE Clionian 2,3, Secretary, Reporter 4; Courier Staff Cir- culation Manager 4; Bronze Lit Medal Winner 2; Seal Club 2. DRYDEN, GARY Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. ELLIFF, SANDRA LEE A Cappella Librarian 3, Vice-President 4; Clionian 2,3, Chaplain 4; French Club Sergeant at Arms 2, President 3; Nor’easter Staff 4, Picture Editor; Pep Club 2; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Y-Tccns 1; Clio Song Leader 4; State Voice Contest 3,4; City Wide Talent Show 3. ELLIOTT, VERNON ROTC 4. BEST GIRL ACTRESS. BEST BOY ACTOR: Toni Bellanti and Jerry Brewer. 122 ETHRIDGE. LLOYD Football 1. EVERETT, SANDRA F.T.A.4; Pep Club 4. FITZYVATER, MARILEE Band 3; F.T.A. Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Girls’ Drill I cam for ROTC 3; Spanish Club Historian 3; Y- Teens 3: COE Secretary 4. FLACK. NORMA JEAN C.O.E. 4. FRANZESKOS, JOHNNIE GUS Football Manager 3,4: Hi-Y 2.3; Student Council 1,2,3; Track 2.3, Captain 4; Junior Red Cross 4. FORBES. DEANNA Latin Club 3, Reporter 4; Theta 3, Reporter and Co-Historian 4; Junior Red Cross 3. FORREST. ELLA MAE F. I'.A. 3, Librarian-Historian 4; Latin Club 3, Parlia- mentarian 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 3; Theta 2,3, Chaplain-Reporter 4; Y-Teens 1,3, Council 4. FULLER. KENNETH EDWARD R.O.T.C. 1,2,3, Chicago Tribune Award 1, Drill Team 2, Platoon Leader 3. GALLBRAITH. GAYLE PATRICIA Art Club 3, Vice-President 4; Theta Co-Historian 4. SOCIETY BELLE AND SOCIAL LION: Charles Lcp- per and Jancll Hosman. 123 GAMM, YVONNE Student Council 2. GARRETT. FRANK French Club 2: Orchestra 1 ; R.O.T.C. 2.3,4. GARRISON, GLENN A Cappella 1.2.3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1.2; Junior Red Cross 3. GATTEN, PATSY SUE Y-Teens 3. GIALDE, JOE S. Basketball Manager 3; City Hall Day 4; Senior Class President: Debater 3, Secretary 4: Football Manager 4; Latin Club President 1.2; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Ballot — Most popular boy; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President; Track Manager 3; Youth Council 4, Secretary. GILLAM. KEITH CURTIS Nor’easter Staff Photographer, 3,4. GLENN, JUDITH MARIE Art Club Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2. GLORIOSO. JOHN STEVEN Football. 2nd Team 2, Varsity 4: Student Council 4; Track 3, Captain 4, All City 3,4, All District 3,4, All State 3,4. GOODMAN, JOYCE Courier Staff Homeroom Editor 4; Hockey Sports- day 4; Olympic Club 2,3.4; Sweetheart Princess 2; Theta 2.3. Initiator 4, Vice President 4: Y-Teens 2. GOE. GERALD LEE Benton 2, Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Critic 4; Latin Club 1,2: National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; R.O.T.C. Colonel 1,2, 3,4, Chicago Tribune Award 1, Sons of the Ameri- can Resolution Award 4, Commander, K.C. Corps of Cadets 4: Student Council 1; Viking Varieties 2,3,4: Senior Ballot, Best Boy Student; National Merit Finalist 4. GORHAM, KAREN Alpha 2,3. GOWING, MARVA C.O.E. Secretary 4. GRAVES. WILLIAM DALE Basketball 2nd Team 2. Varsity 3,4; Courier Staff, Sports Writer 4: Debaters 2,3; Football 2nd Team 2, Varsity 3,4; Latin Club Reporter 4; N-Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3, Reporter 4; Track 2,3,4; Viking Village Council 4. GRAY, KAREN KAYE Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2: Viking Varieties 3. GRAYBILL. WALLACE A Cappella 3, Secretary 4. GREELEY, ADA MAE A Cappella 4; Seal Club 3, Secretary 4; Stage Crew L2. GREEN. DONNA KAY Alpha 2,3, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 3, Vice President 4; Latin Vice President 3, President 3, Secretary 4; Seal Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4. GREEN. JENNIE Alpha 2; Basketball Sportsday 4, Junior-Senior Team 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Hockey Sportsday 4; Individual Sportsday 3; Latin Club 2,3; Seal Club 2,3, Vice President 4, President 4; Student Council 1; Viking Varieties 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3. GREEN, MAUDE ANN Art Club 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 4; Student Council 3: Y-Teens 4; Red Cross President 4. GRIFFIN, WILLIAM EUGENE R.O.T.C. 1, P.F.C. 2. GROVE. BETTE LYNNE Stage Crew 3. GUADAGNANO, ANGELINE Art Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2; C.O E. 4. GUINN. JOYCE EVELYN Clionian 2,3, Sergeant at Arms 4; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2, Archivist 3; Speech Arts Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Y- Teens 1,2,3; State Vocal Contest 2,3,4; All city Talent Show 3. GUITER, RAY BILL Football 2,3,4. GULICK. JOHN KURT Hi-Y 2,3, President 4; N Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. GUTH, ARLENE ELIZABETH French Club 3,4. HAMILTON, LINDA SUE A Cappella 3; Clionian 2,3, Treasurer 4; French Club 2.3 Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 4; State Vocal Contest 3; Girls' Trio 2,3,4. HARRIS, SHARON ROE Alpha 2,3, Treasurer 4; Courier Staff Editorial Editor 4: French Club 2,3; Speech Arts 2,3. HENRY, LEATRICE JOY Pep Club 4. HENRY. PATRICIA ANN Alpha 2,3, Officer 4; French Club 3, Chaplain 3; Nor’easter Staff 4; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Stage Crew Spring Play 2,3; Student Council 2; Viking Varieties 3,4; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens 1,4. HERMAN, GARY Debater 3,4; R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Youth Council 4. HIXON, DONNA ROSE Alpha 2,3,4; Courier Staff 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Speech Arts 2,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Junior Red Cross 4. HOOPER. PATRICIA LOUISE Clionian 2,3, Sergeant at Arms 4; Pep Club 2,3; Vik- ing Varieties 2,3. HODGES, BILLIE JO Latin Club 1 ; Pep Club 4. HOFFAKER. KATHARINE Thetas 2; C.O.E. President 4. HOLDING, DONNA JEAN F.T.A. 3; Spanish Club 2. HOLLER, RICHARD WILLIAM A Cappella 4; Cross Country 2. HILTON, CAROL ANN Alpha 2,3,4; Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3,4; Hockey Sportsday 3,4; Individual Sportsday 3; Olym- pic Club 2,3.4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Softball Sportsday 2. HOSMAN, JANELLE A Cappella 3,4; Courier Staff, Mailing Editor 4; Delta 2,3, Songleadcr, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2,3; Olympic Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3, President 4; Senior Ballot, Society Belle; Student Council 1; Viking Varieties 2,4; Viking Village Council 1,2,3, Senior Representa- tive 4. HOTCHKISS, JUDITH ANN Theta 3. HUCKALEY, BETTY L. Latin Club 3,4; Viking Varieties 1. HUGHES. JUDY ANN Latin Club 4. MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL: Joe and Doralce Miller. 124 HUNTER. EARL KENT Basketball 3,4; Football 3; Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2; N Club 4; Nor’ easter Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 3; Junior Red Cross 3. Pres. Hi-Y 4. HERNANDEZ, KAREN SUE Seal Club 2; Speech Arts 2,3; Spring Play Stage Crew 3; Student Council 1,2; Theta 2,3; Y-Teens 2. HURLEY, LINDA A Cappella 3, Secretary 4; Delta 2,3, Vice-President 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; Pep Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Seal Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Senior Ballot Jolly Good Girl 4; Spanish Club 1, Secretary� 2; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Viking Village Council 3, Treasurer 4; Junior Red Cross 4. HUTCHINGS, DALE Debater 3,4; Football 3,4; N Club 3,4; Track 3,4. HYNSON, CAROL Latin Club 3. JACINTO. AMALIA Spanish Club 3, President 4. JENKINS, EDWIN A Cappella Reporter 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Benton 2,3, Secretary 4; Cross Country 3; Courier StafT Editor-in-Chief 4; Latin Club 1; N Club 3,4; Orchestra 1,3; Senior Ballot, Jolly Good Boy; Speech BEST GIRL AND BOY STUDENTS: Toni Bellanti and Gerald Goe. Arts Club Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Speech Arts Club Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Spring Play Cast 2,3; Viking Varieties 3,4; Pep King 4; Benton Song Leader 3,4. JENKINS, CAROLYN IRENE A Cappella 3,4; Alpha 2,3, Chaplain 4; Latin Club 3,4; Gold Medal Poem 2; Junior Red Cross, Disaster Committee Chairman 4. JONES, PEGGY SUE Clionian 2,3, Initiator 4; Latin Club Secretary 2; Nor’easter Staff Underclass Editor 4. JOHNSON, VERDELE WAYNE French Club 4. KEAN, DOROTHY ANN A Cappella 3,4. KELLEY, MARTHA LYNNE A Cappella 4; Clionian 4; Latin Club 4; Pep Club 2; Seal Club 2; Student Council 2; Viking Varieties 2,3; Y-Teens 2. KEY, LAWRENCE ROBERT A Cappella 4; R.O.T.C. Corporal 2; Speech Arts Club 3,4. KIDWELL. MARTHA ANN F.T.A. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; R.O.T.C. Princess 2,3; Y-Teens 3,4. KILGORE, TREVIA SUE Delta Initiator 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Arts Club 4; Viking Varieties 4; Youth Council 4. KIRWIN, IRENE F.T.A.; Spring Play Cast 3; Viking Varieties 3; R.O.T.C. Princess 4. LARSEN, GERALD MELVIN Band 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Benton 3, Chaplain 4; R.O.T.C. Sergeant 1,3. LANDUYT, ROBERT LEE Art Club Treasurer 2,3,4; Benton 4; Latin Club 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3; R.O.T.C. 1st Lieutenant 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3. LEI BY, CECIL LEROY Benton 3, Chaplain 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant 1,2,3, Drill Team 1,2, Company Commander 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Viking Varie- ties 3,4; Radio Club 2,3. LEPPER, CHARLES DALE Art Club 3; Debater 2,3,4; Football Second Team 1,2, Varisty 3,4; Hi-Y 3; N Club 2,3,4; Senior Ballot, Social Lion; Stage Crew 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Viking Village Council 3, Manager 4; Junior Red Cross 4. LEPPER, ROGER JAMES Art Club 1; Nor’easter Staff Art Editor; R.O.T.C. 1. LEWIS, SH.EILAH A Cappella 3,4; Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Delta 2,3, Sergeant at Arms 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; Latin Club 125 Vice-President 3; Nor’easter Staff 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Seal Club 2,3; Speech Arts 2; Spring Play Stage Crew 2; Student Council 3,4; Viking Varieties 2,4; Youth Council 4: SnoBall Princess 3; Basketball Princess 4. LUCE, ANNA MAY F.T.A. 4; Orchestra 2,3,4. LUPARDUS, BETTY DIANIE C.O.E. 4. LINK, JACK DARRELL R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Lt. Colonal, Rifle Team 2,3,4, Captain 4; Medal winner. MARKEY, JANE ANNE Jr. vs. Sr. Team; Varsity Cheerleader 4; National Cheering Clinic 4; Courier Staff 4; Second page editor 4; Deltas 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Hockey Sports- day 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nor’Easter Staff; Sports Editor 4; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Worst Girl Flatterer 4; Speech Arts Club 3; Stage Crew 3; Viking Varieties 3,4; Viking Village Council 3,4; Youth Council 4; 100 Girls’ Club 3,4; Songlcader 4; Girls’ State; Intramural letter and pin. McCarty, dennis eugene Band 1,2,3, officer 4; Orchestra 2,3, officer 4. McClure, anita Thetas 3,4. McCOLLUM. PATRICIA ANN Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3,4; Clionians 2,3, Initiator, Vice President 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; Olym- pic Club 3, Vice President, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2, 2nd Vice President; Stu- dent Council 4. McENTYRE, GENE MILTON Orchestra Secretary 1, Trcasurer 2,3, Stage Manager 4; R.O.T.C. Staff Officer, 1st Lt. 4. McLaughlin, mary Alphas 3: Latin Club 3; Pep Club 3; Student Coun- cil 4. MANGE. FRANK ANTHONY Debaters 2, Officer 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 1,2; Speechs Art Club 2; Spring Play Cast 2; Student Council 3. MANGINACINA, CATHERINE Art Club 2; Pep Club 2.3; Y-Teens 2.3. MATURO, GERALDINE MARY Art Club 2; Y-Teens 2. MAYFIELD. FRED A Cappella 4; French Club 4, officer 4; F.T.A. 2. MEADOWS, SHIRLEY COLLEEN MERCER, JUDITH MAXINE Art Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3, President 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Youth Council 4. MICHAELS. JANICE LORAINE F.T.A. 3. writer 4; Nor’Easter Staff 3, Class Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spring Play Business Manager 3; Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 2; R.O.T.C. Princess 4; Red Cross Rep. Treasurer 3. MICHAELS, RICHARD ALLEN Band 1,2,3,4; Bentons 3, Vice-President 4; Cross Country 3, Captain 4; F.T.A. 4; N Club 2,4; Track 2,4; Youth Council 4. MILLER, DORALEE KAREN Varsity Cheerleader 4; City Hall Day 4; Class Of- ficer, Secretary 4; Deltas 2,3, Chaplain, Songleader 4; Individual Sportsday 3; Latin Club Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2.3,4; Sno-Ball Queen 4; Seal Club 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Senior Ballot — Most Popu- lar 4; Student Council, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4; Viking Varieties 3,4; All-City Student Council 4. MILLS, BARBARA Spring Play Stage Crew 3. MINKS, MILINDA SUE Basketball Sportsday 2,4; Jr. vs. Sr. team 3,4; Hockey Sports day 3,4; Individual Badminton 3; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Senior Ballot — Best Girl Athlete; Softball Sportsday 2; Volleyball Sportsday 3. MINOR. JUDITH CAROL Alpha 2,3, Sergeant at Arms 4. MISNER, EDWARD LEE A Cappella 4; Cross Country 4; Latin Club 1,2. BEST BOY AND GIRL ATHLETE: Bcrnic Ricono and Melinda Minks. 126 MITCHELL, DOROTHA FERN Y-Tcens 1,3. MITCHEM. EVELYN Alpha 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2. MOORE. PHYLLIS JUNE Art Club 2; Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 4; Indi- vidual Sportsday 3; Olympic Club 3, Treasurer 4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Art Contest 3. MOHLER, LOIS JANE Courier Staff 3, Third Page Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club, Vice-President 2; Speech Arts 2,3, President 4; Student Council 2,4; Theta 2,3, Presi- dent 4; Viking Varieties 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Sweet- heart Queen Candidate 4. MONACO, ROSE ANNE Theta 3; Y-Teens 3. MURRAY. BARBARA JEAN Basketball Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; Individual Sportsday 3; Latin Club 3,4; Olympic Club 4; Intramural Letter 3; Student Sci- ence Day 3; Scholastic Art Award 1: Intramural pin 4. NICHOLS, RENNY ROGER Debaters 4; Hi-Y 4; Volleyball Sportsday 4. NIGRO, MARY THERESA A Cappella 3,4; Deltas 2,3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 4; Speech Arts Club 4, Archivest 4; Spring JOLLY GOOD GIRL AND BOY: Linda Hurley and Ed Jenkins. Play Cast Stage Crew 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Viking Varieties 4; Y-Teens 3,4. OFFUTT, LOREN RICHARD Band 1,2,3, Drum Major 4; Orchestra 1,2, Librarian 1; R.O.T.C. 1,2,3, Cadet Officer 2,3; Honor Guard, Drill Team; Spring Play Stage Crew 2,3; All-City Orchestra 2: All-City Band 4; 2nd Place City Music Contest 3; Merit Ribbons 4. O HARA, PATRICIA SUE Alpha 2,3, President 4; Courier Staff 4, First Page Editor 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Secretary 3 in Spanish Club; Speech Arts Club 2,3,4; Spring Play Stage Crew 4; Y-Teens 1. ONTMAN. MARILYN Deltas 4, Initiator 4; National Honor Society 3; Or- chestra 1,2.3; 100 Girls’ Club 3,4. PALKIJ. HELEN French Club 2; Speech Arts Club 2: Spring Play Cast 1. PARKER. LUCILLE MARIE Basketball Sportsday 4; Jr. Sr. Team 3,4; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, Reporter 2. PARSONS, TOMMY CLAY Turner High, 2nd Team Football 2. PASLEY, SHIRLEY ANN Orchestra 2; Seal Club 2; Speech Arts Club 2; Thetas 3; Y-Teens 2. PEEPLES, WAYNE Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Orchestra 1; Student Council 1,3,4. PICKARD, RUTH ANNE Latin Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 4, Treasurer 4. PODSZUS. ALFRED JOHN Band 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 2,3, President 4; Senior Class Officer, Sgt. at Arms; Debaters 2,3, President 4; Latin Club 3, President 3; Nor’Easter Staff, Business Manager 4; Orchestra, President 1; Speech Arts Club 2,3; Spring Play Cast 2; Student Council 3,4; Viking Varieties 2,3.4: All-City Band 1.2; All-City Orchestra 3; Starlight Student Adv. Board 2. PORTER, DONNA Viking Varieties 1. PRUITT. BILL Band 1,3,4; Basketball 1, 1st and 2nd team 2; Hi-Y Officer 1,2; Orchestra 4; Student Council 1,2. PUCKETT, DON EDWARD Debaters 4; Hi-Y 4; Youth Council 4. PUGH. THOMAS ORRIN Debaters 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4; Youth Council 4; Honor Roll. QUINN, REBECCA ANN Basketball, Sportsday 4, Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3,4; Hockey Sportsday 3,4; Individual Sportsday 3; Olympic Club 2,3, President 4; Student Council 2; Thetas 2.3, 127 Treasurer 4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; 7th hour gym 3,4; Softball Sportsday 2; Intramural Awards 1,2,3,4. REED. RONALD RAYMOND Basketball 1,2.3,4; Football 1.2,3,4. REICHMANN, RONALD R.O.T.C. 3,4; Student Council 1,2. RICONO, BERNARD LEE A Cappella 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 2,3,4; City Hall Day 4; Junior Class Giftorian, Senior Class Re- porter; Courier Staff 4; Football 2,3, Captain 4; Honorable Mention All City 3,4; Third Team All- District 4; Senior Ballot Boy Athlete; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Track 2; Viking Village Council 2,4. RITZER, MADELINE Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Intramural Cheerleader; Library Club 2,3. ROBERTS. RONALD Band 3; R.O.T.C. 1. ROBINSON, NEWTON ROBERT Latin Club 3. ROSE. ELLEN JEAN Student Council 4: Sergeant at Arms of C.O.E. 4. ROYAL, PAMELA DIANE Student Council 3,4. RUSSELL, JAMES LEROY R.O.T.C. 1,2,3, Supply Officer 4. Spring Play Stage Crew 3,4. SCHIRLLS, VIRGINIA MAY Courier Staff 4; Spanish Club 4. SCHROFF. ROGER Hi-Y 4; Youth Council 4. SHEETS, JANICE Clionian 3, Critic 4; Nor’easter Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4. SHERIDAN, DAVID Courier Staff Sports Editor 4; Debater 2,3; Track 2,3,4. SHOTLIFF. SUSAN A Cappella 3, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer; Deltas 2,3. President-Critic 4; Latin Club 1,2: Gold Medal — Essay, Lit Medal Winner; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Nor’eastcr Story Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3; Senior Ballot Girl Who Has Done the Most for Northeast; Stu- dent Council 2,3, Secretary 4; Viking Varieties 4; Viking Village Council 4; Youth Council 4, Vice- President; 100 Girls’ Club 3,4; High .School Advisory Committee, Vice-President 4; National Merit Semi- Finalist. SKINNER, DONNA C.O.E. Vice-President 4. SMALL, WAUNITA FAYE Girls’ Sportsday 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Hockey Sportsday 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Olympic Club 3,4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Softball Sportsday 2. SMEAD, DONALD EDWARD Courier Staff 4; Bentons 4; Speech Arts 4; Viking Varieties 4. SMITH, JEAN ELIN Art Club 2,3.4; French Club 2. SNIDER, JOANNE HAZEL National Honor Society 3,4; Thetas 3,4. SOLE. SANDRA Clionians 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. SPEER, JUDY DARLENE Alphas 2,3; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3; Latin Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3. SPENCER.DELPHINE Pep Club 2; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Spring Play Stage Crew 2,3.4. SPRINGER, JUDITH ARLEE Junior Class Treasurer; Deltas 2,3, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2, Secretary 2; Bronze Lit Medal Winner Poem 2 National Honor Society 3,4; Nor’easter Staff 4; Olym- pic Club 2,3,4; Chaplain 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Viking Village Council 4; Youth Council 4; Basketball Princess 4; American Royal Advisory Board 4. STANLEY, NANCY SUE A Cappella 4; Clionian 4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 3. STARKS, LINDA SUE F.T.A. 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2.4; Y-Teens 3. What, wc made the deadline?” 128 TAYLOR. PATRICIA ANN Student Council 1 ; C.O.E. Vice-President. THARP. MAY Clionian 3,4; Nor’caster StafT 4; Pep Club 2,3. THAYER, BARBARA Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3. TITTONE, DOMINICK Debaters 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Track 2.3,4. TOATES, PATRICIA ANN Alphas 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2; C.O.E. 4. TOMPKINS, FRANCES JOYCE Art Club 3; Senior Class Secretary; Olympic Club 3; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Freshman Jamboree 1. TUMLINSON, DARLENE Speech Arts 4; Junior Red Cross 4. TUNGETT. RONALD Cross Country 3,4; Track 2.3,4; Youth Council 4. UTTERBACK. DONNA Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Girls’ Track 3. UZZELL, JOANN Art Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Thetas 3,4; Viking Varieties 1; Y-Tecns 2. VACCARO, JO CAROLE Art Club 2.3; C.lionians 2,3; Speech Arts 2; Spring Play Stage Crew 2.3; Student Council 2,3; Y-Tecns 2; C.O.E. 4. “Next year we'll have a picture schedule.” VALADEZ. ALICE Y-Tecns 1, Religious Officer 2. VANCE, LYNN Courier Staff. Art Editor 4: Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3.4; Speech Arts 2,3,4; Viking Varieties 4; Y-Tecns 3. VENIE. DIANE A Cappella Reporter 4; Courier Staff, Editorial Editor 4; Deltas 2,3, Reporter 4; Latin Club, Secretary 2,3; Pep Club 2.3, Vice-President 4; Seal Club 3; Speech Arts 3; Spring Play Stage Crew 2; Student Council 2.3; Y-Teens 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row 4. VEST, RANDY Debaters 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4: Track 3. VETERANCE, DAVID ALAN A Cappella Vice-President 4; Debaters 4; Hi-Y Vice- President 4. WADE, DONNA KAY A Cappella 3,4; Alphas 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Y-Teens 4. WALKER, JAMES 2nd Team in Football 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4. WALSH. JIM Art Club 2,3; Spring Play Stage Crew 3; Student Council 3. WATTS, JANICE Pep Club 2; WIEBECK, ROBERT LEON A Cappella 3,4;, President 4; Varsity Football 3, 2nd Team 2; R.O.T.C. 1; Spring Play Stage Crew 2; Student Council 4. WILLIAMS, CHARLOTTE Jr. vs. Sr. Basketball Team 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Class Officer Junior, Sergeant at Arms; Clionians 2,3,4, Vice-President and President; Courier Staff Feature Editor 4; Hockey Sportsday 3,4; Olympic Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2,3; Viking Varieties 4: Songleader 4. WILSON, CLIFFORD A Cappella 3; Band 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; R.O.T.C. 2; Track 4. WRIGHT. MARTHA SUE Pep Club 2. YINGLING. RAYMOND A Cappella 3.4; Speech Arts Club 3,4; Viking Varie- ties 4. ZAMON, BETTY Courier Staff 4; 2nd Page Editor; French Club 3,4, Reporter 3; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4: Student Council 3,4. ZUMWALT, MARGARETTA Band 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Viking Varieties 2; Majorette 2,3,4. 129 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Genevieve Anderson Toni Bellanti Ed Borchardt Patricia Brown •Dick Clark Janice Colyer Fana Cona Carol Crispi •Joyce Crockett Deanna Forbes Ella Forrest •Gerald Goc •Joe Gialde Donna Green Linda Hamilton Mary Holdman Kent Hunter Linda Hurley Dorothy Kean Sheilah Lewis Frank Mange •Jan Markey Pat McCollum Mary McLaughlin •Doralee Miller Jane Mohler Phyllis Moore Barbara Murray Renny Nichols Pat O’Hara •Marilyn Ontman John Podszus Tom Pugh •Susan ShotlifT •Joanne Snider •Judy Springer Florence Stogsdill Randy Vest Charlotte Williams •Betty Zaman •Denotes second-year member. A special assembly presented by the Kansas City Philharmonic. 130 INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONS A Cappella .................................. 34-35 Alphas ......................................... 71 Art Club ....................................... 39 Band ........................................... 32 Basketball .................................. 88-91 Basketball Queen ............................... 63 Bentons ........................................ 71 Boys’ Chorus.................................... 36 Cafeteria Staff ................................ 14 Cheerleaders................................. 80-81 Clios .......................................... 71 C.O.E........................................ 52-53 Courier Staffs ................................. 46 Debaters ....................................... 72 Deltas ......................................... 72 Driver Education............................. 50-51 Faculty ...................................... 6-13 Football .................................... 82-87 French Club..................................... 42 Freshmen ....................................... 27 Future Teachers of America.......................53 Girls’ Chorus................................... 38 Hi-Y ........................................... 67 Homecoming Queen ............................... 64 Junior Class Officers........................... 16 Juniors ..................................... 17-21 Latin Club .................................. 40-41 Majorettes ..................................... 58 Mixed Chorus.................................... 37 National Honor Society........................78-130 Nor’easter Staff...............................48-49 Office StafT .................................... 14 Olympic Club .................................... 45 Orchestra.........................................33 P.T.A............................................ 14 Pep Club ..................................... 56-57 Red Cross ....................................... 39 R.O.T.C....................................... 59-61 R.O.T.C. Queen .................................. 62 Seal Club ....................................... 44 Senior Class Officers.............................98 Seniors.......................................91-119 Senior Honors............................... 120-130 SnoBall Queen.................................... 66 Societies .................................... 71-72 Society Cabinets ................................ 70 Sophomores ................................... 22-26 Spanish Club......................................43 Speech Arts Club ................................ 74 Student Council .............................. 30-31 Sweetheart Queen..................................69 Thetas .......................................... 72 Track..........................................92-93 Viking Varieties ................................ 75 Viking Village ............................... 54-55 Youth Council ................................... 47 Y-Teens...........................................68 131 Adams, Gary 19, 50 Adams, Helen Christine 22, 39 Adams. Judith Ann 25, 38, 56, 68, 72 Adams, Louis 61 Adams. Rozlyn 30, 56, 68, 99 Admire, Woodrow 22 Agnew. Sharon 37 Aiello, Gerald 36 Albertson, Jo Ann 19 Albrecht, Joyce 18 Allbright, James 99 Alexander, Janet 23, 30 Alexander, Joyce 99 Allen, Arthur 21,71 Allen, Edwin 32 Allen, Jo Ann 20, 39, 44, 72, 94 Allen, Wilma 99 Allphine, Donna 24 Alspaugh, John 51,61 Alumbaugh, Ardith 17 Alumbaugh. William 99 Alvis, Lola 26. 43, 57 Anderson, Carl 26 Anderson, Carole 21, 39, 68, 71 Anderson, Donald 51 Anderson, Donna 24, 37, 43 Anderson, Genevieve 35. 46. 54, 64,66. 69, 70, 72,81,99, 94 Anderson, Janice 26, 38, 56 Anderson, Jerry' 26, 40 Anderson, jimmie 25, 87, 3 Anderson, Linda 99 Anderson, Michael 41, 72 Anderson, Norman 83. 99 Anderson, Patricia 24 Anderson, Ronnie 25, 32, 87 Anderson. William 18, 36 Andrist, Maria 38 Anello, Donna 37, 99 Angotte, Frank 22, 30 Anstine, Ronald 34, 71, 99 Antrim, Herbert 30, 35, 42, 70, 72, 99 Archer, Frank 56, 60, 99 Arens, Ronald 99 Armato, Lorene 99 Arnold. David 21,67, 71 Arredondo, Andrew 20 Arredondo, Jesse 17, 60 Ascensio, Carlos 99 Atkinson, Donald 99 Atkinson, Janet 24, 47 Atkinson, Nancy 23, 57 INDEX Ault, Donald 99 Ayers, Sandra 99 Aylor, Sandra 21,43 Ayers, Richard 51 Ayres, Robert 100 B Backman, Donna 94 Badlcy, Eddie 50, 70, 72, 100 Baer, Barbara 37 Bailey, Georgia 20, 30, 33, 72 Bailey. Linda 24, 38. 56, 57 Bailey, Marilyn 51 Bailey, Phil 100 Baker, Betty 100 Baldwin, Ralph 61 Ballance, Wilma 20, 39, 40, 57 Ballard, Lanny 51 Baney, Ralph 32 Banner, Gail 17 Banner, Rita 36, 37, 39 Banta, Judy 35, 47, 72, 100 Barber, Helen 100 Barfoot, Margaret 42, 100 Barlow, Darrell 39, 72, 100, 93 Barnes, Randy 51, 56, 68, 70, 72, 74, 100 Barnett, Charles 60 Barrett, Ruth 100 Barton, Ann 100 Barton, Catherine 17 Barton, James 61 Bass, Ervin 61 Battaglia, Pearl 20 Baucom, Sandra 51, 56, 100 Bauer, Jackie 56 Beach, Donna 100 Beattie, Sharon 25 Beavens, John 35, 36 Bellanti, Toni 30, 35, 46, 54, 64, 66, 70, 71, 74, 78,81,98, 100 Belmessieri, John 39, 42 Bcniger, Elnora 100 Bonne, Bart 16, 18, 30, 71,85 Bennett, Charles 72, 100 Bennett, Gerald 36 Bennett, Ruth 26, 56 Berkley, Betty 37, 53 Berkely, Peggy 100 Bermond, Lloyd 41, 72 Betz, Richard 87, 93 Bickel, Sandra 17, 44, 56, 72, 94 Billings, Carl 33 Biondo, M. Robert 23 Blackmore, Kenneth 60 Blackmore, Kieth 36 Blackwell, Loren 23, 51, 61 Blaine, Joyce 21, 32, 56, 71, 68 Blair, Larry D. 18, 47, 72 Blair, Larry M. 19, 46, 72, 85 Blevins, Bob 33 Bobbitt, Charles 61, 71 Bollinger, Edward 30, 72, 100 Bonadonna, Fred 34 Bonavia, Carrie 53, 101 Bond, Gary 32, 101 Bond, Ronnie 23, 87, 93 Bonura, Ann 72, 101 Boone, Jerry 83, 101 Boone, Judy 36, 37 Borawski, Margaret 37, 39 Borchardt, Edward 46, 47, 67, 71, 74, 101 Borowski, William 101 Boten, Paula 56, 68, 101 Botkin, John 17, 42, 50, 71 Bouse, Alfred 93 Bouse, Jay 22, 87 Bouse, Ramona 37, 101 Boyce, Barbara 24, 36, 37, 39, 43, 44,57 Boyd, Barbara 94 Boyd, Douglas 27, 71 Boyd, John 25 Boyle, Richard 51, 101 Brace, Stephen 24, 87 Bradley, Sharon 72, 101,94, 95, 96 Brand, Patricia 40, 50, 101 Bratten, Ed 2 i Breckcnridge, Mary 22, 40, 51 Brewer, Jerry 71, 74, 101 Briant, Norma 34, 51, 57, 68, 72, 101 Briant, Peggy 25, 30, 56, 68 Bridgewater, Barbara 23. 39 Brockman. Ruth 34, 57, 72 Brogoto, Dominick 23 Brogoto. Elizabeth 19, 57 Brogoto, Margaret 19, 57 Brogoto, Phyliss 37 Bronson, Connalea 27 Brooks, Anne 23, 38, 44, 68, 72, 94 Brown, John 35, 72, 101,93 Brown, Mary 23. 38, 56. 68, 72 Brown, Karol 46 Brown, Patricia 53, 72, 101 Brown, Rose 27 132 Brown, Rozilla 19, 36 Brown, Sue 20, 72 Browning, Cynthia 17, 44, 94 Bryson, Daisy 20 Bryson, Kathryn 37 Bryson, Laura 51, 101 Buccero, Rosalind 101 Buckingham, Dorothy 24, 57, 68 Burgess, Jerry 38 Burkcy, Karol 19 Burnap, Linda 24, 37 Burnett, Janice 24 Burnett, Linda 42 Burnworth, Frank 26 Burnworth, Richard 41, 61 Burnworth, Roberta 101 Burris, Patrick 61 Burton, Judith 39, 102 Butler, Juanita 24, 32, 46 Byrd, Janies 24, 30 Bume, Winifred 38, 57, 72, 74 C Calderella, Carol 21,71 Calderella, Patricia 21, 37 Calef, James 19, 40, 67, 72 Campbell, Sally 26, 57 Campos, Patty 38 Campos Sally 18, 102 Canada, Larry 61 Cann, Sandra 25, 38, 56 Capell, William 24, 32 Capper, William 102, 93 Caresio, John 30 Carpenter, Carol 37 Carr, Susuan 20, 34, 57, 71 Carr, Zandra 18. 35 Carrico, Jo Ann 27 Carriker, David 59, 102 Carson, John 50, 93 Carter, Johnny 26, 87, 93 Carver, Alice 17 Carver, Janice 18, 37, 51 Carey, Walter 25, 51, 60 Cascone, Mathew 61 Case, Lillian 36 Caskey, David 19, 60 Catalina. Vic 23 Catron, Donna 30, 39, 48, 51, 57,68, 70, 71, 102 Cayton, John 41 Cessor, Samuel 102, 93 Chaney, Alton 18 Chandlet, Mildred 40 Chrisman, Gary 39, 102 Cindrich, Freddie 102 Civella, Jo Ann 51, 102, 94, 96 Clark, Charline 24 Clark, Clara 37, 51 Clark, Claude 102 Clark, Dennis 19 Clark, George 32 Clark, John 53, 102 Clark, Richard 30, 47, 67, 70, 72, 78, 82,98, 102 Clark, Ruth 22 Cleland. Marilyn 17, 41, 71 Clevenger, Janice 16, 19, 34, 54, 72, 95 Clifton, Polly 102 Cline, Patricia 18, 51, 57, 94, 95, 96 Cline, Sharron 20, 34 Coakley, Robert 51,60 Cooper, Linda 18 Coates, Dra 46, 70, 71, 102 Cobb, Bonnie 47, 56, 74 Cobb, Judith 38 Cockrun, Franklin 43, 18 Coe, Marilyn 18, 56, 72, 68 Cole, Dennis 32 Cole, James 17, 51 Coleman, Ann 26, 43 Coleman, Gary 93 Coleman, Kay 38 Collins, Marilyn 23 Collins, Rose 37 Colyer, Barbara 24, 38, 57, 102 Colyer, Janice 35, 41, 70, 72, 63, 80, 94, 96 Cona, Fana 35, 46, 70, 72, 74, 102 Conard, Carole 102 Connerly, Earl 30, 41,46. 71, 74, 103 Cook, Garwin 20, 51,61 Cooper, Darlene 103 Cooper, Linda 18 Cooper, Stephen 60 Copenhaver, Luella 39, 48, 68, 71, 103 Copenhaver, Patricia 20, 68 Cordell, Joan 23 Cordell, John 74 Corley, Joy 103 Cosgrove, Diana 20, 30, 37, 57 Coulson. Joseph 20, 34, 72, 84, 93 Courtney, Ralph 27 Cousins, Raymond 25, 41, 93 Courtier, Peggy 19, 71 Cowan, Eddie 32, 103 Cowec, Eula 24 Cox, Donna 37, 56 Coyle, Robert 61 Crabtree, Denver 33 Cramer, Terry' 23, 39, 43, 72. 74, 93 Crane, Bobbie 37 Crane, Jim 25, 51,87 Cravens, Judibeth 40, 53, 72 Crawford, Ernest 23, 40 Crawford, Gerald 87 Crawford, Rexine 24, 44, 56, 71, 68 Cress, Elizabeth Juliet 17, 32, 57, 74 Crispi, Carol Ann 35, 46, 51, 74, 103 Criswell, Donna Dee 20, 30 Crockett, Joyce Ann 30, 35, 46. 47,54, 70, 72, 74, 78, 63.81, 103,94 Crockett, William Alan 24 Cross, Donna Louise 37 Cross, Nancy Ann 30, 40, 70, 71, 103 Cruz, Johnny Manual 26, 36 CundifT, Calvin 61 Curiale, Antoinette 18, 30, 71 Curry', Michael 32 Curtis, Karlyn Jean 47, 70, 71, 74, 81,103 Cushman, Carmen Christine 24, 38, 68. 95 Cushman, Riley 19, 40, 67, 72, 93 Cypcrt, Dennis 60 D Dake, Ruth 30, 103 Dale. Cecil 60 DaMitz, Wanda 46, 103 Daniel, Minnie 39, 103 Darr, Bill 27,51 Davis, Judy 24, 38 Davis, Myrna 18 Davis, Olivia 20, 38 Dayton, Ronald 25, 40 DeBower, Peggy 17, 50 Deck, Barbara 19 DeGrado, Joe 53 Delaney, James 61 Delaney, Richard 36 Delisio. Elizabeth 35, 51, 72, 81, 103, 94,96 133 Dennison, Bill 18, 60 Deshazer, Janice 17, 30, 40, 57, 72, 94, 95, 96 Deshazer, Lovana 25 DeSimone, Jasper 72, 103 Dethlefsen, Margaret 19, 35, 47, 68 Dettweiter, Dixie Jean 22, 30, 40, 71 Devine, Barbara Dale 103 DeWitte, Ronnie 18 Dice, Norma Jean 18 Dice, Robert 50, 103 Dilks, Donna 35, 103 Dilks, JoAnn 19, 37 Dillon, Robert 84 Dishman, Donna Lee 20, 39, 58, 68. 71 Distefano, Sylvia Ann 103 Dobson, Betty Jane 19, 95 Dodson, James 26, 87 Dodson, Woodrow Wilson, Jr. 34, 35 Doherty, Judy 24 Doiron, Patsy 40, 46, 72, 74, 104 Dollard, Saundra 95 Donnici, Peter 104 Dorman, Janett Ann 26, 36, 43 Dorman, Lawrence Edward 39, 72, 104 Doss, Sharon Lee 104, 94, 95, 96 Dowell, Patricia 27, 56 Downs, Betty 70 71, 104 Drew, Steven 19 Dryden, Gary 53, 104 Duggan. Kathleen 19, 34, 57, 68, 69, 71 Dukelow, Patricia 39, 40, 68 Dunfield, Gary 61 Dusky, Richard 25 Dykes, Virginia 94 E Eager, Linda 19, 34 Easter, Bill 87 Eaton, Byron 23 Eberts, Donna 25 Eberts, Gloria 25 Eddy, Barry 87 Edwards, Connie 22 Edwards, Jackie Dale 61 Egleston, Juanita 37 Egleston, Sandra 38 Elledge, Lawrence 24 EllifT, Sandra 35, 48, 71, 104 Ellifrits, Virginia 26 Elliott, Vernon 59, 61, 67, 104 Ellis, Sarah 19, 50 Elrod, Judith 20. 34, 72 Elston. Roger 27, 32 Embrey, Caroline 37, 104 Embrcy, Stella 23 Empey, James 18, 72 Enochs, William 60 Enyeart, Joyce 17, 94 Ericson, Robert 26, 32, 87 Ericsson, Barbara 20, 49, 71 Eshnaur, Anna 39, 104 Estrada. Martin 21, 39 Evans, John 60 Everitt, Sandra 37, 53, 56, 104 Everley, Dora May 36 F Fanara, Anthony 104 Farris, Alfred 60 Fcitz, Charles 19 Feitz, Richard 32 Feldpush, James 61 Ferguson, Ettalou 51, 104 Fiorello, Mary 19 Fisher, Pearl 50, 104 Fitzwater, Marilec 53, 104 Flack, Norma 53, 104 Flahivc, Charles 53 Flahive, John 21 Fleener, Carl 50, 104 Folsom, Barbara 37 Folsom, Patricia 38 Forbes, Connie 25, 43, 56, 72 Forbes, Deanna 40, 50, 72, 104 Forbes, John 34, 105, 84,93 Forbes, Suzanne 23 Forrest, Ella 40, 53, 68, 72, 78, 105 Franzeskos, Johnnie 39, 50, 87, 105, 93 Fredcrico. Michael 36, 87 Fuller, Barbara 40 Fuller, Kenneth 105 Fulmer, Charles 93 Fumal. Irene 105 G Gage, Elzada 43 Galbraith, Gayle 39, 50, 105 Gambino, Nancy 20 Gamm, Yvonne 50, 105 Gann, Lillian 27, 42 Garcia, Dixie 24, 37 Garfield, Carol 23. 38 Garrett, Jewell 51, 61 Garrison, Glenn 34, 105, 93 Garrison. Ronald 17, 34, 93 Gassctt, Jan 21,56, 58, 68 Geerts, Erik 43 Geib, Everett 18 Gensler, Mary 38 Gentry, Joyce 37 Gentry, Rex 51 Gialde, Joe 30, 47, 70, 72, 78, 87, 98, 105 Gibson, David 21,34, 35 Gibson, Mary 25 Gicinto, Charles 17 Giles, Charles 93 Gilmore, Larry 87 Giese, Pat 37 Glenn, Gladys 37, 56 Glenn, Judith 37, 50, 56, 105 Glorioso, John 30, 83, 105, 93 Goe, Gerald 59,71,78, 105 Goldsmith, Bruce 40, 87, 93 Goodman, Joyce 36, 46, 51, 72, 63, 105,94, 96 Goolsby, Glenda 24 Gorenc, Larry 25 Gorham, Karen 52, 105 Gott, Sandra 52, 105 Gower, Wanda 26, 43 Gowing, Marva 105 Graham, Myran 42 Graham, Sharon 42 Grass, Shirley 105 Graves, William 30, 41, 46, 54, 82.88, 105, 93 Gray, Francis 106 Gray, James 19 Graybill, Wallace 34, 35, 106 Grazier, Warren 36 Greathouse, Linda 18 Green, Donna 40, 53, 70, 71, 106 Green, James 25 Green, Jennie 44, 50, 106, 94, 95, % Green, Marretta 17, 43 Green, Mary 37 Green, Terry 25 Green, Thomas 61 Green, Uda Jo 37 Greer, Maude 39 Gretzinger, Patricia 106 Griffith, Donald 61 Griffith, Geneva 37 Grimes, Phyllis 25, 40 134 Groff, Joseph 40 Grove, Bette 106 Guadagnano, Angeline 106 Guandagnano, Marie 34 Gualco, Patrick 32 Guerra, Raymond 20, 34, 39, 43 Guinn, Joyce 35, 71, 106 Guiter, Bill 85, 106 Gulick, John 106, 93 Gunnels, David 21 Gusman, Pete 51 Gustin, Lynda 22 Guth, Arlene 42, 50, 106 H Hadley, Gordon 21,67 Hake, Carla 106 Halium, Lowell 36 Hallum, Vendetta 21, 38 Halstead, Marvin, Jr. 23, 51 Hamer, Donald 106 Hamilton, Linda 68, 70, 71, 106 Hammack, Phyllis 106 Haney, Betty 23 Hanners, Sandra 50 Harbison, Nancy 25, 26, 68 Harding, Ruth 19, 51 Harding, Wanda 50 Hardman. Earline 21,37 Harford, Karin 18, 43, 44, 56, 71 Harmon, Jack 52, 106 Harp, Harold 32, 107 Harper, Gary 30, 34. 107 Harpson, Nancy 43, 57 Harrill, Sharon Kay 26, 41, 44, 56,71,94 Harris, Phil 32, 71 Harris, Billy 19, 50 Harris, Della 17, 37 Harris, Sharon 46, 70, 71, 107 Hart, Elizabeth 71 Hartz, Sue 107 Harvey, Bill 51 Hawkins, Jim 87, 93 Hawthorne, John 19, 47, 67, 87 Hayden, Janice 20, 44, 71, 94 Hayes, Mary 107 Hayward, Ralph 107 Hazlitt, Dcbby 107 Hcdenskog, Larry 24 Heimburger, Judith 20, 56, 94, Hendricks, Lonna 107, 94 Henning, Alice 107 Henrich, Linda 40 Henry, Ernest 17 Henry, Lea trice 50, 56, 107 Henry, Patricia 39, 47, 56, 68, 74, 107 Henson, Stephen 60 Herman, Gary 35, 47, 72, 107 Hernandez, Karen 36. 107 Hecklin, Ethyl 27, 56 Higdon, Gary 36 Higdon, Omita 37 Higgins. Richard 18, 47, 67, 70, 71,74 Higgins, Wayne 19 High, Richard 32, 107 Hill, Clyde 26, 33 Hiltner. Orin 26, 93 Hilton, Frederick 26, 51 Hilton, Carol 50, 71, 107, 94. 95, 96 Hilton, Shirley 27, 39 Hinote, Judith 51, 107 Hixson, Donna 39, 46, 71, 68, 107 Hobson, Donna 107 Hodges, Billy 108 Hocnshell, Shirley 21, 33, 62, 68 Hogan, Patricia 50, 71, 108 Holcer, Charles 61 Holding, Donna 52, 108 Holiman, Jimmie 24 Holladav, Bobby 32, 39 Holland! Bob 21, 39, 71 Holler, Richard 34, 108 Holloway, James 25 Holloway, Robert 17 Holmes, Linda 21, 39, 47, 56, 68, 71, 74 Holtcamp, Barbara 20, 40, 44, 94 Holst, James 108 Hons, Lynne 20, 44, 72, 94 Hoon, Kathryn 27 Hooper, Patricia 71, 108 Hoover, Michael 27 Hoskins, Larry 25 Hosman, Janelle 35, 46, 54, 64, 70, 72, 108 Hotchkiss, Judith 108 House, Bernice 17, 33, 51 Howard, Beverly 21, 30, 35, 56 68, 72 Howard. Larry 61 95 Howery, Helen 24 Hoyer, Larry 26 Huber, Marsha 51 Huckaby, Betty 41, 108 Huebner, Richard 20 Huechtker, Glenna 26 Huffaker. Katherine 52, 108 Hughes, Judy 41, 52, 108 Hughes, Nancy 26, 51 Hughes, Vivian 38 Humphrey, Willis 17 Hunt, Allen 17 Hunt. Anna 21,66, 72 Hunter. Kent 48.67,89, 108 Huntley, Marsha 24, 33, 42 Huntsman, Mike 25, 87 Huntsucker, Evelyn 108 Hurley, Linda 34, 39, 44, 54, 56, 63, 72, 108, 94. 96 Hurley, Patricia 54, 57, 70 Hurr, William 108 Hurst, Martha 17 Hurst. Ronald 17,35,39,71 Hurtz, Betty 108 Hustad, Paul 21, 84, 93 Hutchings. Dale 72. 84, 108. 93 Hutson, Erie 17 I Ibarra, John 18,47,67, 72,82 Ibarra, Ronnie 26, 87 Iliff. Linda 24, 57 Inzerillo, Benny 25, 60 Irwin, Charles 17 Irwin, Gordon 39 Irwin, Richard 21, 50, 72 I to, Gary 109 J Jablecki, Judy 27, 40, 57 Jacinto, Amalia 43, 50, 109 Jackson, Ardith 52 Jackson, Carol 19, 42, 56 Jackson. Patricia 26 Jacobs, Alice 37 Jacobs, Sharon 18, 37 Jarrett, Patricia 71 Jenkins, Carolyn 34, 39. 40, 71, 109 Jenkins, Edwin 35, 46, 71, 74, 109 Jenkins, Katherine 27 Jenkins, Robert 25, 61, 71 Jenson, Judy 24, 44, 51,57 Johnson, Ira 19, 61 Johnson, Karen 40 Johnson, Linda 51 Johnson, Marcella 21 Johnson, Stanley 41 Johnson, Verdele 109 Johnston, Howard 109 Johnston, Laurence 109 135 Joiner, Carolyn 38 Jones, Barbara 22, 38, 72 Jones, Billie 21 Jones, Daniel 60 Jones, Darlene 21,41, 71 Jones, Elizabeth 18, 56, 94 Jones, Fred 25, 32 Jones, Glenna 109 Jones, Judith 18, 22, 40, 47 Jones, Karen 22, 40, 51, 71 Jones, Lawrence 93 Jones, Lloyd 87 Jones, Peggy 49, 71, 109 Jura, James 17 K KarafT, David 21, 30, 34, 84 Kean, Dorothy 35, 109 Kean, George 20, 88 Keck, Harvey 25 Keck, Virginia 17 Keehen, Thomas 61 Kelley, Martha 35, 40, 71, 109 Kellough, Iva 38 Kelly, Patricia 23 Kerr. Deanna 25, 38. 43, 56, 72 Key, Lawrence 34, 109 Kidd, Rebecca 20 Kidwell, Martha 37, 53, 56, 109 Kilgore, Trevia 47, 72, 109 Kimble, Don 20, 85. 93 Kimmis, Beverly 18 Kimrey, David 109 Kimsey, Alice 24, 38, 47 Kindhart, Dorothy 109 King, Betty 27, 32 King, Peggy 26, 56 Kirk. Elsie 1 7 Kirwin, Irene 37, 53, 109 Kirwin. Phyllis 37 Koch, Gary 32, 33, 109 Kremer, Donna 23 Krokstrom, David 20 Kruse, Nora 27, 37 Krusor, Karin 20, 44, 50, 94 Kuhr, Darrell 42, 93 Kuhr, Helen 19, 35, 40, 47, 56, 72, 95, 96 L Lamb, Nancy 41 Larnmers, Donna 1 7 Lancaster, Toni 25, 38, 72 Landers, Mark 110 Landers, Patricia 23 Landuyt, Elizabeth 37 Landuyt, Robert 39, 40, 60, 71 Lankford, Tom 110 La Porte, Phil 110 Larason, Carol 38, 110 Larsen, Gerald 32, 110 Lathrope, Roena 42, 110 Laughlin, Margaret 43, 71 Laurenzana, Paula 25, 57, 71, 68 Laurie, John 61 Lee, Charles 43 Lee, Larry 21, 39 Le Grotte, Jo Ann 110 Leiby, Cecil 71, 74, 110 Lentz, Leonard 110 Lcpper, Charles 54, 83, 110 Lepper. Roger 39, 49, 110 Lepper, Roxana 110 Levens, John 110 Lewis, Sheilah 30, 35. 63, 72, 80, 110,98 Link, Jack 110 Livingston, Eddie Longstreth, Dan 26, 72, 93 Lopex, Genevieve 110 Lovan, Carole 21,43, 56, 72 Luce, Anna 37, 53, 57, 110 Lujin, Arthur 72, 84, 93 Lumpkin, Toni 26 Lupardus, Betty 52, 110 Lusk, Judy 21, 72 Lutgen, Frances 19, 37, 47 M McBride, Beverly 37 McCarty, Denmis 32, 33, 111 McClaskey, Barbara 111 McClure, Anita 72, 111 McClure, Michael 18, 35 McCollum, Patricia 56, 57, 70, 71, 111.94. 95, 96 McDonald, Charles 18 McEImurry, Gary 18, 34, 72 McEntyre, Gene 33, 59, 111 McEntyre, Perry 26, 51 McGariety, Noyce 24, 87 McGowan, Linda 23 McKee, Karen 39, 56, 20, 68, 94, 95 McKee, Michael 111 McKiddy, Lorance 94, 95 McKiddy, Robert 32 McLaughlin, Gail 30, 42, 47, 68, 74, 111 McLaughlin, Mary 30, 52 McLaughlin, Phyllis Jean 23 McLaughlin, William 23, 60 McNally, Judy 42 McNutt, Donald 17 Mabry, Phillip 26 Macari, Carolyn 25, 38 Maddox, Harold 82, 88, 111 Maddox, Sandra 111 Madrid, Rita 111 Maggio, Anna 51, 111 Maggio, Marie, 111 Maggio, Eugene 36 Mall, Nancy 47, 56 Manard, Michael 18, 34, 47, 85, 93 Madacina, Joe 111 Manes, Jack 61 Mange, Frank 70, 72, 111 Mange. JoAnn 26, 40, 71 Mangiaracina, Catherine 111 Mangiaracina, Margaret 30 Manley, Kay 19 Manning, Garry 19, 32 Mansur, Richard 52 Markey, Jan 46, 47, 54, 64, 72, 78, 80, 111,94, 95, 96 Martin, David 36 Martin, Loren 41 Marrin, Sue 25 Mashbum, Gloria 43 Mashburn, Marilyn 38 Masters, Sharon 24 Matney, Harry 27 Matranga, Toby 17 Maturo, Geraldine 111 Maucelli, Marion 36 Maxwell. Edward 82, 89, 93 May, Carol 23, 38 Mayfield, Fred 35, 42, 112 Meadows, Shirley 112 Medley, Freda 20 Meeker, Larry 93 Mercer, Judith 39, 53, 112 Maschon, Carol 112 Mesh, Joe 17 Messick, Royal 18, 85 Michael, Clenda 24, 40 Michaels. Janice 37, 49, 53, 57, 112, 93 Michaels, Richard 32, 47, 1 12 Miller, Betty 17 Miller, Doralee 30, 44, 50, 64, 66, 72, 78,80, 98. 112,94 Miller, Frank 21, 24, 72 Miller. Lloyd 35 136 Miller, Lois 38 Miller, Mark 52, 112 Miller, Morris 36 Miller, Gary 51 Millman, Garry 43, 51 Mills, Marbara 50, 112 Minks, Melinda 112, 94, 95, 96 Minor, Judity 71, 112 Misner, Edward 35, 112 Misner, Jerry 21, 34, 93 Mistretta, Anthony 112 Mitchell, Dorotha 112 Mitchell, Joan 18, 35, 54 Mitchem, Evelyn 71, 112 Mizer, Joyce 18, 33, 72 Mohler, Jane 30, 46, 70, 72, 74, 68. 112 Mohler, Janet 23, 37, 72 Monaco, Rose 50, 112 Montes, Francisco 26, 51 Montesano, Madeline 24, 40, 71 Moore, John 25 Moore, Phyllis 112. 94, 95, 96 Moorehead, Dan 113 Moranville, Joan 25 Moreno, Juanita 37 Morris, Lonnie 37 Morrison, Alice 33, 72 Morton, Gwen 25, 40 Murphy, Donna 21 Murphy, Linda 27 Murray, Barbara Jean 40, 113, 94, 95, 96 Murray, James E. 25 Murtha, Teresa Jean 37 Myers, Harriett Susan 21 N Narr, Gary 21, 88, 93 Nasal, Mark 61 Nash, Janet Sue 25 Nastasi, Joe 22 Nathans, Phyllis 22, 43 Nauss, Elizabeth 24, 40 Nauss, Gerald 31, 113 Neal, Mary Sue 24, 37, 56 Nelson, Janet 26, 39 Neptune, Ed. 93 Neselroad, Daniel 87, 93 Nicely, Thomas 50, 85, 113 Nicholas, Mary Ella 19, 35 Nichols, Renny 47, 72, 113 Nigro, Mary Teresa 30, 35, 57, 68, 70, 72, 74, 113 Norris, Kathleen 113 Null, Carole 27 O Oaks, Richard 26, 61 Odam, Ronald 91 Oerly, Owen 113 O’Hara. Pat 46, 70, 71, 74, 113 OfTutt, Loren 32, 60, 113 Ojeda, Porifiria 17, 38 Oliver, John 60 Ontman, Marilyn 50, 72, 78, 113 Organ, Sandra 16, 35, 95 O’Riley, Dorothy 37 Orlando. Joyce 19, 47, 51,57 Osborne, Vickie 38 Osborne, Carole 38, 56 Ovcrbay, Ray 21, 36 P Packham, Robert Dale 26 Paden, Margaret Aileen 20, 34, 51, 56, 71 Palkij, Helen 1 13 Palluck, Patricia Ann 21, 30, 35 Palmer, Bob 21 Panzica, Angeline Rose Marie 19, 47, 72 Parisi, Carol Ann 23, 38, 40 Parisi, Judith Ann 34, 72, 74 Parker, Lucille 113, 94, 95, 96 Parker, Robert 113 Parkhurst, Wilmot David 40, 59, 72, 113 Parsons, Tommy 113 Pascuzzi, Jeanette 23, 38 Pasley, Shirley Ann 113 Passantino, James 93 Paul, Arno Martin 60 Paul, James 25, 51.93 Pavleceh, Carolyn Louise 23 Paxton. David 59, 61 Pearce, Susan Carol 19, 25, 37 Pearman, Charles 113 Pearson, Mary Grace 18, 33, 40 Peek, Earl 23 Peeples, Wayne 30, 67, 114 Perez, Douse 60 Perkins, Linda Joyce 51 Perry, Ralph 47 Persell, Mike 18 Petersen, John David 32 Petersen, Karmen Sue 20, 40, 56, 71 Phillips, John P., Jr. 23 Pickard. Ruth Anne 37, 114 Pickell, Judy 24, 40. 57 Pierce, Flora Jane 38, 72 Pittman, Kerry 114, 93 Podszus, John 32, 33, 49, 70, 72, 98, 114 Poe, Mark 26, 36 Poje, Leilonie 27 Poling, Tom 61 Poole, Gary Lee 51 Poore, Patsy 20, 57 Porter, Donna 38, 114 Powell, Eugene 60 Power, Carolyn 23 Precht, Tom 21, 32, 84 Presley, Wayne 114 Price, Fred 34, 93 Provance, Linda 19, 34, 47, 54, 56, 72, 95 Pruitt, William 33, 114 Pruitt, Linda 22, 38, 40, 72 Puckett, Donald 72, 114 Puckett, Judith 26, 30, 43, 56, 71, 68 Pugh, Thomas 30, 47, 67, 114 Pursiey, Janet 21, 50, 56 Q Quinn, Rebecca 70, 72, 114, 94. 95, 96 R Randazzo, Dorothy 25, 41, 47, 68, 71 Randazzo, Jo Anna 21, 53, 68. 71 Raucci, Lydia 26 Redman, Sharon 18, 38 Reed, Ronald 83, 88. 114 Reese, Ronald 60. 114, 87 Rew, Raymond 114 Reynolds, Sharon 27 Rhea, Michael 24, 39, 40 Rice, Patricia 26, 51 Richardson, Douglas 25, 41,54, 72, 93 Richardson, Larry 114 Richardson, Millicent 27 Ricono, Bcrnie 46, 54, 82, 89, 114 Ricono, Martin 23, 87 Riddle, Joyce 27 Riden, Frank 61 Ridley, Lynn 25 Rigali, Mary 23, 57, 71 Rinehart, Phillip 51 Rising, James 19, 71 Roberts, Leona' 19, 71 Roberts, Janice 27 Roberts, Judith 35, 114 137 Roberts, Martin 36, 60 Roberts, Ronald 19, 71, 114 Roberts, Terry 22, 71,93 Robinson, Joyce 37 Robinson, Joyce 37 Robinson, Linda 27 Roninson, Newton 52, 114 Rockford, Lonnie 20, 93 Rodriguez, Delores 38 Rodriguez, Jesse 50, 60 Rogers, Kara Jean 16, 19, 30, 39, 56, 71, 74 Rogers, Kenneth 50, 60 Rohning, Donna 47, 56. 69, 71 Rone, Pamela 18 Rooney, John 32, 33, 87, 93 Rose, Barbara 24, 37 Rose, Ellen 51, 115 Rosecrans, Barbara 115 Rosecrans, Wayne 60 Ross, Robert 27, 40 Rothrock, Gloria 18, 56 Royal, Pamela 30, 115 Royster, Raymond 61 Rucker, Charles 21, 32, 67 Ruddicks, Wesley 61 Rudy, Donald 52 Russell, Bill 17,61 Russell, James 52, 59, 115 S Sacamano, Theresa 115 Saladino, Frank 115 Sallaz, Judy 19 Sampson, Betty 25 Sampson. Bill 17 Sander, Sandra 17, 44, 51, 56, 94 Sanderson. Mary 38 Sapp, Faye 115 Sapp, Wesley 61 Sappingson, David 115 Sauers, Herbert 40, 59, 61, 70, 71 Sauers, Mary 25, 50 Saunders, Steven 33 Sayers, Sharon 23 Schirills, Virginia 43, 46, 51, 115 Schmidt, Karyle 20 SchrofT, Roger, 67, 115, 47 Scott, Lee 87 Setzer, Sharon 20, 35, 56, 71. 68, 94, 95, 96 Shea, Charles 17 Sheets, Janice 30, 39, 68, 48, 50, 57, 71, 115 Shelton, Patricia 25 Sheridan, David 46, 115, 93 Shcrpy, Ronald 61 Sherrow, Phyllis 19, 37 Sherwood, Burl 89 Shiner, Roger 32 Shores. Richard 16, 20, 32, 41, 53, 54, 72. 89 Shotliff. Susan 30. 47, 48, 70, 72, 78, 98, 115 Shumate, Mary 24 Silvers, Gerald 115 Simkins. T. J. 26, 30 Simmons, Terry 115 Simpson, Carol 23, 38, 43, 71 Simpson, Dorothy 25 Simpson, Judith 17, 56 Simsheauser. Bonnie 25, 38. 56 Simsheauser, Charlotte, 115 Simsheauser, Lucille 21, 35 Sinks, Mable 27 Sinnett, Carol 26 Sima, Rita 21 Skinner, Donna 52, 115 Skinner, Jacqueline 27, 57 Small, Wuanita 40, 102, 94, 95, 96 Smead, Donald 46, 74 Smiroldo, Mary 21,71 Smith, David 59, 43 Smith, Donald 17 Smith, Elsie 116 Smith. Jean 116 Smith, John 51 Smith, Joyce 20, 56 Smith, Sheilah 116 Smith, Vena 18, 30, 51,56 Snell, George 116 Snider, Jimmy 60 Snider, Joanne 72, 78, 116 Snyder, Karen 21,38 Sole, Sandra 116 Southland, Carol 27, 57 Sowers, Mary 40 Spaw, Paul 27, 51 Speer, Judy 52, 116 Spencer, Delphine 74, 116 Spoor. Hollis 116 Spraggs, Mary 38 Springer, Judith 70, 72, 78, 63, 116,94, 45, 49, 56 Springer, Louis 26, 49 Stalker, Stephen Timothy 22, 33 Stallard, Gary Jack 51 Stamper, Linda Sue 16, 18, 30, 40,57,66, 71,94 Stanbro, Sandra 18, 32 Stanley, Karen 24, 37, 57 Stanley, Nancy 35, 37, 57, 71, 116 Stanton, Kenneth 25, 43 Stanton, Miriam 37, 116 Stauss, Sue 116 Stears, Bill 26 Stedman, Suzanne 116 Stephans, Jerry 51 Stevens, Gorden 19, 84 Stogsdill, Florence 42, 116 Stogsdill, Richard 50 Stogsdill, Sandra 46 Stokes, Jane 20, 34 Storm, Janice 18, 49, 53 Storms, Virginia 21, 37, 57 Story, Melba 22, 40 Stout, Mickey 40, 116 Stumpf, Georgia 17, 40 Sturgiss, Kathryn 23, 57, 71 Summers, Samuel 20 Swaine, Winifred Frances 26 Sweeney, Beverly Jean 53, 116 Sweeney, Janet 38 Swindler, Beverly Ann 23, 38, 56 T Tabor, Linda 18, 50 Taylor, Patricia 117 Tays, William 23 Tennill, Marilyn 19, 30, 37, 47 Tennis, Sharon Lea 23, 37, 57 Termini, Carol 50, 117 Terry, Sharon 56 Thacker, Joseph 19, 47, 67, 72 Tharp, May 39, 48, 50, 68, 71, 117 Thompson, Carol 50, 57 Thompson, Claudette 18 Thompson, James 51 Thompson, Judy 26, 37 Thompson. Mary Lee 19, 39, 47, 50, 54, 71,80, 117 Thompson. Roger 43 Thomas, Michael 26, 51 Tillman, John 21,40 Tims, Connie 38 Titone, Dominick 83, 117, 93 Titone, Rosalie 38 Toates, Patricia 52, 117 Tocco, Angelina 30 Toia, Joseph 21,60 Tompkins, Frances 52, 117 Tongue, Noel 117 138 Tosspon, Edward 60 Towse, Judith 25, 30, 32, 44, 72, 94 Towse, Lynn 20, 38, 56, 68 Tuck, Norma 23, 37 Tuder, David 27, 32 Tumlinson, Darlene 38, 117 Tungett, Frank 25 Tungett, Ronald 117, 93 Tungett, Sharon 39 Turner, Mary 21 Tuso, Lawrence 23, 30 U Ulrich, Sandra 26, 40, 44, 50, 94 Unrein, Ted 32 Umise, Pat 25 Utterback, Donna 53, 117 Uzzell, JoAnn 52. 72. 117 V Vaccaro, Jo Carole 117 Valadez, Alice 117 Vale, William 42 Van Bebber, Brenda 19, 50, 72, 95,96 Van Bibber, Danny 60 Vance, Lynn 46, 56, 117 Vance, Tiffiny 19, 47, 54, 71, 81 Van Compernolle, Sandra 17, 56 Van Curen, Darlene 27 Vandawalker, Deraid 27, 36 Vanderlinden, Donald 40, 51 Van Sickle, Judy 26, 38, 56 Vaughn, Truman 23 Venic, Diane 34, 72, 117 Venie, Rick 25, 87, 93 Vento, Marie 38 Vest, Bobby 19 Vest, Jack 117 Vest, Randy 30, 72, 118 Vest, Virginia 38 Vestal, Michael 43, 72, 83 Veterane, David 34, 35, 67, 72, 118 Viers, John Ross 27 Vittorino, Patricia 26, 71 Voeller, Karin 21,57, 68 W Wade, Butch 61 Wade, Donna 35, 51, 53, 56, 68, 71, 118 Wade, Patricia 37, 118 Wait, Nelson 61 Walker, Glenda 34, 56, 68 Walker, James 30, 52, 118 Walker, Mary 36 Walker, Marilyn 21,50, 71 W'allace, Vivian 34 Walsh, James 118 Walters, Sue 118 Walz, Margaret 26, 57 Wansing, Gloria 17, 38, 72 Waterman, Dan 118 Waterman, Harriet 24 Watson, Harold 17 Watson, Nancy 57, 118 Watson, Robert 60 Watts, Janice 118 Wayman, Jerry 17, 93 Wendel, Betty 56 West, Barbara 118 White, Betty Ann 38 White, Francine 30 White, Sharon Louise 24 Whitson, Colleen Feroll 25 Widener, Vicky 17 Wiebeck, Robert Leon 30, 34, 35 Wilbern, Don 26 Wilks, Densel, Dean 21, 60, 71 Williams, Charles 61 Williams, Charlotte 46, 70, 71, 118, 94, 96 Williams, Gina Kay 37 Williams, James G. 23 Williams, Richard Dennis 25, 71 Williams, Wade 60 Willis, Patsy Marie 23 Willix, Harriette Edna 18 Wilson, Billie Jean 25, 38, 56, 72 Wilson, Carl Robert 85 Wilson, Clifford 32, 118, 93 Wilson, Donald Richard 60 Wilson, Judy Ann 20, 35 Wilson, Kenneth Roger 24, 93 Wingo, Patricia Lee 71 Wisdom, George B. Ill 34, 40, 59, 60, 70,71,74, 87 Wisdom, Robert 93 Witt, Aider 51 Wolf, Harold Joseph 118 Womack, Charles 27, 36 Wood, David 25, 87 Wood, Ray 46, 118, 84, 93 Woodrow, William 24. 53, 87 Woods, Lonnie Dean 51 Worrell, Karen Lee 23 Wright, Billy 61 Wright, Martha 118 Wurtz, Ada Mae 35, 44, 106, 94 Y Yingling, Raymond 35, 74 Young, Dennis Edward 32, 33, 47 Young, Larry 17 Youngs, Sandra Lorraine 30 Z Zaman, Betty Ann 42, 50, 52, 78, 118 Zaman, Sandra 24, 37 Ziegler, Jeanne 25, 39, 71 Zink, Linda 21,50, 57, 71 Zuber, Robert 87 Zuber, Walt 16, 18. 54, 82, 93 Zumwalt. Margarctta 58 Zumwalt, Sandra 118 AUTOGRAPHS 139